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All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a +Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and +House of Representatives. + +Section 2. The House of Representatives shall be composed of Members +chosen every second Year by the People of the several States, +and the electors in each State shall have the qualifications requisite +for electors of the most numerous branch of the State legislature. + +No Person shall be a Representative who shall not have attained to the +Age of twenty five Years, and been seven Years a citizen of the United States, +and who shall not, when elected, be an Inhabitant of that State in which +he shall be chosen. + +Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among +the several States which may be included within this Union, +according to their respective Numbers, which shall be determined +by adding to the whole number of free Persons, including those +bound to Service for a Term of Years, and excluding Indians not taxed, +three fifths of all other Persons. The actual Enumeration shall be made +within three Years after the first Meeting of the Congress of the +United States, and within every subsequent Term of ten Years, +in such Manner as they shall by law Direct. The number of +Representatives shall not exceed one for every thirty Thousand, +but each State shall have at least one Representative; +and until such enumeration shall be made, the State of New Hampshire +shall be entitled to chuse three, Massachusetts eight, Rhode Island +and Providence Plantations one, Connecticut five, New York six, +New Jersey four, Pennsylvania eight, Delaware one, Maryland six, +Virginia ten, North Carolina five, South Carolina five, and Georgia three. + +When vacancies happen in the Representation from any State, the Executive +Authority thereof shall issue Writs of Election to fill such Vacancies. + +The House of Representatives shall chuse their Speaker and other Officers; +and shall have the sole Power of Impeachment. + +Section 3. The Senate of the United States shall be composed of +two Senators from each State, chosen by the legislature thereof, +for six Years; and each Senator shall have one Vote. + +Immediately after they shall be assembled in Consequence of the first Election, +they shall be divided as equally as may be into three Classes. The Seats of +the Senators of the first Class shall be vacated at the expiration of the +second Year, of the second Class at the expiration of the fourth Year, +and of the third Class at the expiration of the sixth Year, so that one third +may be chosen every second Year; and if vacancies happen by Resignation, +or otherwise, during the recess of the Legislature of any State, +the Executive thereof may make temporary Appointments until the +next meeting of the Legislature, which shall then fill such Vacancies. + +No person shall be a Senator who shall not have attained to the Age of +thirty Years, and been nine Years a Citizen of the United States, +and who shall not, when elected, be an Inhabitant of that State +for which he shall be chosen. + +The Vice-President of the United States shall be President of the Senate, +but shall have no Vote, unless they be equally divided. + +The Senate shall choose their other Officers, and also a President +pro tempore, in the Absence of the Vice-President, or when he shall +exercise the Office of President of the United States. + +The Senate shall have the sole Power to try all Impeachments. +When sitting for that Purpose, they shall be on Oath or Affirmation. +When the President of the United States is tried, the Chief Justice +shall preside: And no Person shall be convicted without the Concurrence +of two thirds of the Members present. + +Judgment in cases of Impeachment shall not extend further than to removal +from Office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, +Trust or Profit under the United States: but the Party convicted shall +nevertheless be liable and subject to Indictment, Trial, Judgment and +Punishment, according to Law. + +Section 4. The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and +Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; +but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, +except as to the Places of chusing Senators. + +The Congress shall assemble at least once in every Year, +and such Meeting shall be on the first Monday in December, +unless they shall by law appoint a different Day. + + +Section 5. Each House shall be the Judge of the Elections, +Returns and Qualifications of its own Members, and a +Majority of each shall constitute a Quorum to do Business; +but a smaller Number may adjourn from day to day, +and may be authorized to compel the Attendance of absent Members, +in such Manner, and under such Penalties as each House may provide. + +Each house may determine the Rules of its Proceedings, +punish its Members for disorderly Behavior, and, with the +Concurrence of two-thirds, expel a Member. + +Each house shall keep a Journal of its Proceedings, +and from time to time publish the same, excepting such Parts as may +in their Judgment require Secrecy; and the Yeas and Nays of the +Members of either House on any question shall, at the Desire of +one fifth of those Present, be entered on the Journal. + +Neither House, during the Session of Congress, shall, without the +Consent of the other, adjourn for more than three days, nor to +any other Place than that in which the two Houses shall be sitting. + +Section 6. The Senators and Representatives shall receive a Compensation +for their Services, to be ascertained by Law, and paid out of the Treasury +of the United States. They shall in all Cases, except Treason, Felony and +Breach of the Peace, be privileged from Arrest during their Attendance +at the Session of their respective Houses, and in going to and returning +from the same; and for any Speech or Debate in either House, +they shall not be questioned in any other Place. + +No Senator or Representative shall, during the Time for which he was elected, +be appointed to any civil Office under the authority of the United States, +which shall have been created, or the Emoluments whereof shall have been +increased during such time; and no Person holding any Office under the +United States, shall be a Member of either House during his Continuance +in Office. + +Section 7. All Bills for raising Revenue shall originate in the +House of Representatives; but the Senate may propose or concur with +Amendments as on other Bills. + +Every Bill which shall have passed the House of Representatives and +the Senate, shall, before it become a Law, be presented to the +President of the United States; If he approve he shall sign it, +but if not he shall return it, with his Objections to that House +in which it shall have originated, who shall enter the Objections +at large on their Journal, and proceed to reconsider it. +If after such Reconsideration two thirds of that house +shall agree to pass the Bill, it shall be sent, +together with the Objections, to the other House, by which +it shall likewise be reconsidered, and if approved by two thirds +of that House, it shall become a law. But in all such Cases +the Votes of both Houses shall be determined by Yeas and Nays, +and the Names of the Persons voting for and against the Bill shall be +entered on the Journal of each House respectively. If any Bill +shall not be returned by the President within ten Days (Sundays excepted) +after it shall have been presented to him, the Same shall be a Law, +in like Manner as if he had signed it, unless the Congress by their +Adjournment prevent its Return, in which case it shall not be a Law. + +Every Order, Resolution, or Vote to which the Concurrence of the Senate +and House of Representatives may be necessary (except on a question +of Adjournment) shall be presented to the President of the United States; +and before the Same shall take Effect, shall be approved by him, +or being disapproved by him, shall be repassed by two thirds of +the Senate and House of Representatives, according to the Rules +and Limitations prescribed in the Case of a Bill. + +Section 8. The Congress shall have Power to lay and collect Taxes, Duties, +Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence +and general Welfare of the United States; but all Duties, Imposts and Excises +shall be uniform throughout the United States; + +To borrow Money on the credit of the United States; + +To regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, +and with the Indian Tribes; + +To establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization, and uniform Laws +on the subject of Bankruptcies throughout the United States; + +To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin, +and fix the Standard of Weights and Measures; + +To provide for the Punishment of counterfeiting the Securities +and current Coin of the United States; + +To establish Post Offices and Post Roads; + +To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing +for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right +to their respective Writings and Discoveries; + +To constitute Tribunals inferior to the supreme Court; + +To define and punish Piracies and Felonies committed on the high Seas, +and Offenses against the Law of Nations; + +To declare War, grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal, +and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water; + +To raise and support Armies, but no Appropriation of Money to that Use +shall be for a longer term than two Years; + +To provide and maintain a Navy; + +To make Rules for the Government and Regulation of the land and naval Forces; + +To provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, +suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions; + +To provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining, the Militia, and for +governing such Part of them as may be employed in the Service of the +United States, reserving to the States respectively, the Appointment +of the Officers, and the Authority of training the militia according +to the discipline prescribed by Congress; + +To exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever, +over such District (not exceeding ten Miles square) as may, +by Cession of particular States, and the Acceptance of Congress, +become the Seat of the Government of the United States, and to +exercise like Authority over all Places purchased by the Consent +of the Legislature of the State in which the Same shall be, +for the Erection of Forts, Magazines, Arsenals, Dockyards, +and other needful Buildings;--And + +To make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying +into Execution the foregoing Powers, and all other Powers vested +by this Constitution in the Government of the United States, +or in any Department or Officer thereof. + +Section 9. The Migration or Importation of such Persons as any +of the States now existing shall think proper to admit, shall not +be prohibited by the Congress prior to the Year one thousand eight +hundred and eight, but a Tax or Duty may be imposed on such Importation, +not exceeding ten dollars for each Person. + +The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless +when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it. + +No Bill of Attainder or ex post facto Law shall be passed. + +No Capitation, or other direct, Tax shall be laid, unless in Proportion +to the Census or Enumeration herein before directed to be taken. + +No Tax or Duty shall be laid on Articles exported from any State. + +No Preference shall be given by any Regulation of Commerce or Revenue +to the Ports of one State over those of another: nor shall Vessels bound to, +or from, one State, be obliged to enter, clear, or pay Duties in another. + +No Money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence +of Appropriations made by Law; and a regular Statement and Account +of the Receipts and Expenditures of all public Money shall be +published from time to time. + +No Title of Nobility shall be granted by the United States; +and no Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under them, shall, +without the Consent of the Congress, accept of any present, Emolument, +Office, or Title, of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince, +or foreign State. + +Section 10. No State shall enter into any Treaty, Alliance, or +Confederation; grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal; coin Money; +emit Bills of Credit; make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender +in Payment of Debts; pass any Bill of Attainder, ex post facto Law, +or Law impairing the Obligation of Contracts, or grant any Title of Nobility. + +No State shall, without the Consent of the Congress, lay any Imposts or Duties +on Imports or Exports, except what may be absolutely necessary for executing +it's inspection Laws: and the net Produce of all Duties and Imposts, +laid by any State on Imports or Exports, shall be for the Use of the Treasury +of the United States; and all such Laws shall be subject to the Revision +and Controul of the Congress. + + +No State shall, without the Consent of Congress, lay any Duty of +Tonnage, keep Troops, or Ships of War in time of Peace, enter into any +Agreement or Compact with another State, or with a foreign Power, or +engage in War, unless actually invaded, or in such imminent Danger +as will not admit of delay. + +ARTICLE 2 + +Section 1. The executive Power shall be vested in a President +of the United States of America. He shall hold his Office during +the Term of four Years, and, together with the Vice President +chosen for the same Term, be elected, as follows: + +Each State shall appoint, in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct, +a Number of Electors, equal to the whole Number of Senators and Representatives +to which the State may be entitled in the Congress: but no Senator or +Representative, or Person holding an Office of Trust or Profit under +the United States, shall be appointed an Elector. + +The Electors shall meet in their respective States, and vote by Ballot +for two Persons, of whom one at least shall not lie an Inhabitant of +the same State with themselves. And they shall make a List of +all the Persons voted for, and of the Number of Votes for each; +which List they shall sign and certify, and transmit sealed to +the Seat of the Government of the United States, directed to the +President of the Senate. The President of the Senate shall, +in the Presence of the Senate and House of Representatives, +open all the Certificates, and the Votes shall then be counted. +The Person having the greatest Number of Votes shall be the President, +if such Number be a Majority of the whole Number of Electors appointed; +and if there be more than one who have such Majority, and have an equal +Number of votes, then the House of Representatives shall immediately +chuse by Ballot one of them for President; and if no Person have +a Majority, then from the five highest on the List the said House +shall in like Manner chuse the President. But in chusing the President, +the Votes shall be taken by States, the Representation from each State +having one Vote; a Quorum for this Purpose shall consist of a Member +or Members from two thirds of the States, and a Majority of all the +States shall be necessary to a Choice. In every Case, after the Choice +of the President, the Person having the greatest Number of Votes of +the Electors shall be the Vice President. But if there should remain +two or more who have equal Votes, the Senate shall chuse from them +by Ballot the Vice President. + +The Congress may determine the Time of chusing the Electors, +and the Day on which they shall give their Votes; which Day +shall be the same throughout the United States. + +No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, +at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to +the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that +Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, +and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States. + +In Case of the Removal of the President from Office, or of his Death, +Resignation, or Inability to discharge the Powers and Duties of the +said Office, the Same shall devolve on the Vice President, and the +Congress may by Law provide for the Case of Removal, Death, Resignation +or Inability, both of the President and Vice President, declaring what +Officer shall then act as President, and such Officer shall act accordingly, +until the Disability be removed, or a President shall be elected. + +The President shall, at stated Times, receive for his Services, +a Compensation, which shall neither be encreased nor diminished during +the Period for which he shall have been elected, and he shall not receive +within that Period any other Emolument from the United States, or any of them. + +Before he enter on the Execution of his Office, he shall take the +following Oath or Affirmation:--"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that +I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, +and will to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the +Constitution of the United States." + +Section 2. The President shall be Commander in Chief of the Army +and Navy of the United States, and of the Militia of the several States, +when called into the actual Service of the United States; +he may require the Opinion, in writing, of the principal Officer +in each of the executive Departments, upon any Subject relating to +the Duties of their respective Offices, and he shall have Power +to grant Reprieves and Pardons for Offenses against the United States, +except in Cases of impeachment. + +He shall have Power, by and with the Advice and Consent of the +Senate, to make Treaties, provided two thirds of the Senators +present concur; and he shall nominate, and by and with the Advice +and Consent of the Senate, shall appoint Ambassadors, other public +Ministers and Consuls, Judges of the supreme Court, and all other +Officers of the United States, whose Appointments are not herein +otherwise provided for, and which shall be established by Law: +but the Congress may by Law vest the Appointment of such inferior Officers, +as they think proper, in the President alone, in the Courts of Law, +or in the Heads of Departments. + +The President shall have Power to fill up all Vacancies that may happen +during the Recess of the Senate, by granting Commissions which shall +expire at the End of their next session. + +Section 3. He shall from time to time give to the Congress +Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their +Consideration such Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient; +he may, on extraordinary Occasions, convene both Houses, or either +of them, and in Case of Disagreement between them, with Respect to +the Time of Adjournment, he may adjourn them to such Time as he shall +think proper; he shall receive Ambassadors and other public Ministers; +he shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed, and shall +Commission all the Officers of the United States. + +Section 4. The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the +United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, +and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors. + +ARTICLE THREE + +Section 1. The judicial Power of the United States, shall be vested +in one supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may +from time to time ordain and establish. The Judges, both of the supreme +and inferior Courts, shall hold their Offices during good behavior, +and shall, at stated Times, receive for their Services, a Compensation, +which shall not be diminished during their Continuance in Office. + +Section 2. The judicial Power shall extend to all Cases, in Law and Equity, +arising under this Constitution, the Laws of the United States, and Treaties +made, or which shall be made, under their Authority;--to all Cases affecting +Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls;--to all Cases of admiralty +and maritime Jurisdiction;--to Controversies to which the United States +shall be a Party;--to Controversies between two or more States;--between a +State and Citizens of another State;--between Citizens of different States; +--between Citizens of the same State claiming Lands under Grants of +different States, and between a State, or the Citizens thereof, +and foreign States, Citizens or Subjects. + +In all cases affecting Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls, +and those in which a State shall be Party, the supreme Court shall have +original Jurisdiction. In all the other Cases before mentioned, the +supreme Court shall have appellate Jurisdiction, both as to Law and Fact, +with such Exceptions, and under such Regulations as the Congress shall make. + +The Trial of all Crimes, except in Cases of Impeachment, shall be by Jury; +and such Trial shall be held in the State where the said Crimes shall +have been committed; but when not committed within any State, the Trial +shall be at such Place or Places as the Congress may by Law have directed. + +Section 3. Treason against the United States, shall consist only in +levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them +Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on +the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession +in open Court. + +The Congress shall have power to declare the punishment of Treason, +but no Attainder of Treason shall work Corruption of Blood, +or Forfeiture except during the Life of the Person attainted. + + +ARTICLE FOUR + +Section 1. Full Faith and Credit shall be given in each State to the +public Acts, Records, and judicial Proceedings of every other State. +And the Congress may by general Laws prescribe the Manner in which such Acts, +Records, and Proceedings shall be proved, and the Effect thereof. + + +Section 2. The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all +Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States. + +A Person charged in any State with Treason, Felony, or other Crime, +who shall flee from Justice, and be found in another State, +shall on Demand of the executive Authority of the State from +which he fled, be delivered up, to be removed to the State having +Jurisdiction of the Crime. + +No person held to Service or Labor in one State, under the Laws thereof, +escaping into another, shall, in Consequence of any Law or Regulation therein, +be discharged from such Service or Labor, But shall be delivered up on Claim +of the Party to whom such Service or Labor may be due. + + +Section 3. New States may be admitted by the Congress into this Union; +but no new States shall be formed or erected within the Jurisdiction +of any other State; nor any State be formed by the Junction of two +or more States, or Parts of States, without the Consent of the +Legislatures of the States concerned as well as of the Congress. + +The Congress shall have Power to dispose of and make all needful Rules +and Regulations respecting the Territory or other Property belonging +to the United States; and nothing in this Constitution shall be so +construed as to Prejudice any Claims of the United States, +or of any particular State. + +Section 4. The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union +a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against +Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive +(when the Legislature cannot be convened) against domestic Violence. + + +ARTICLE FIVE + +The Congress, whenever two thirds of both Houses shall deem it necessary, +shall propose Amendments to this Constitution, or, on the Application of +the Legislatures of two thirds of the several States, shall call a Convention +for proposing Amendments, which, in either Case, shall be valid to all Intents +and Purposes, as Part of this Constitution, when ratified by the Legislatures +of three fourths of the several States, or by Conventions in three fourths +thereof, as the one or the other Mode of Ratification may be proposed by +the Congress; Provided that no Amendment which may be made prior to the +Year one thousand eight hundred and eight shall in any Manner affect +the first and fourth Clauses in the ninth Section of the first Article; +and that no State, without its Consent, shall be deprived of it's +equal Suffrage in the Senate. + +ARTICLE SIX + +All Debts contracted and Engagements entered into, before the Adoption +of this Constitution, shall be as valid against the United States +under this Constitution, as under the Confederation. + +This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made +in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, +under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme +Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, +any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary +notwithstanding. + +The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the +several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, +both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound +by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious +Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust +under the United States + +ARTICLE SEVEN + +The Ratification of the Conventions of nine States, shall be sufficient for the +Establishment of this Constitution between the States so ratifying the Same. + +Done in Convention by the Unanimous Consent of the States present +the Seventeenth Day of September in the Year of our Lord one +thousand seven hundred and eighty seven and of the Independence of the +United States of America the Twelfth In Witness whereof We have +hereunto subscribed our Names, + +Go. WASHINGTON-- +Presid. and deputy from Virginia + +New Hampshire + +John Langdon +Nicholas Gilman + +Massachusetts + +Nathaniel Gorham +Rufus King + +Connecticut + +Wm. Saml. Johnson +Roger Sherman + +New York + +Alexander Hamilton + +New Jersey + +Wil: Livingston +David Brearley +Wm. Paterson +Jona: Dayton + +Pennsylvania + +B Franklin +Thomas Mifflin +Robt Morris +Geo. Clymer +Thos FitzSimons +Jared Ingersoll +James Wilson +Gouv Morris + +Delaware + +Geo: Read +Gunning Bedford jun +John Dickinson +Richard Bassett +Jaco: Broom + +Maryland + +James Mchenry +Dan of St Thos. Jenifer +Danl Carroll + +Virginia + +John Blair-- +James Madison Jr. + +North Carolina + +Wm. Blount +Rich'd Dobbs Spaight +Hu Williamson + +South Carolina + +J. 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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.net + + +Title: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Complete + +Author: Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) + +Release Date: June 29, 2004 [EBook #76] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ASCII + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK HUCKLEBERRY FINN *** + + + + +Produced by David Widger. Previous editions produced by Ron Burkey +and Internet Wiretap + + + + + +HUCKLEBERRY FINN + +By Mark Twain + + + +NOTICE + +PERSONS attempting to find a motive in this narrative will be prosecuted; +persons attempting to find a moral in it will be banished; persons +attempting to find a plot in it will be shot. + +BY ORDER OF THE AUTHOR, Per G.G., Chief of Ordnance. + + + + +EXPLANATORY + +IN this book a number of dialects are used, to wit: the Missouri negro +dialect; the extremest form of the backwoods Southwestern dialect; the +ordinary "Pike County" dialect; and four modified varieties of this last. +The shadings have not been done in a haphazard fashion, or by guesswork; +but painstakingly, and with the trustworthy guidance and support of +personal familiarity with these several forms of speech. + +I make this explanation for the reason that without it many readers would +suppose that all these characters were trying to talk alike and not +succeeding. + +THE AUTHOR. + + + + + +HUCKLEBERRY FINN + +Scene: The Mississippi Valley Time: Forty to fifty years ago + + + +CHAPTER I. + +YOU don't know about me without you have read a book by the name of The +Adventures of Tom Sawyer; but that ain't no matter. That book was made +by Mr. Mark Twain, and he told the truth, mainly. There was things which +he stretched, but mainly he told the truth. That is nothing. I never +seen anybody but lied one time or another, without it was Aunt Polly, or +the widow, or maybe Mary. Aunt Polly--Tom's Aunt Polly, she is--and +Mary, and the Widow Douglas is all told about in that book, which is +mostly a true book, with some stretchers, as I said before. + +Now the way that the book winds up is this: Tom and me found the money +that the robbers hid in the cave, and it made us rich. We got six +thousand dollars apiece--all gold. It was an awful sight of money when +it was piled up. Well, Judge Thatcher he took it and put it out at +interest, and it fetched us a dollar a day apiece all the year round +--more than a body could tell what to do with. The Widow Douglas she took +me for her son, and allowed she would sivilize me; but it was rough +living in the house all the time, considering how dismal regular and +decent the widow was in all her ways; and so when I couldn't stand it no +longer I lit out. I got into my old rags and my sugar-hogshead again, +and was free and satisfied. But Tom Sawyer he hunted me up and said he +was going to start a band of robbers, and I might join if I would go back +to the widow and be respectable. So I went back. + +The widow she cried over me, and called me a poor lost lamb, and she +called me a lot of other names, too, but she never meant no harm by it. +She put me in them new clothes again, and I couldn't do nothing but sweat +and sweat, and feel all cramped up. Well, then, the old thing commenced +again. The widow rung a bell for supper, and you had to come to time. +When you got to the table you couldn't go right to eating, but you had to +wait for the widow to tuck down her head and grumble a little over the +victuals, though there warn't really anything the matter with them,--that +is, nothing only everything was cooked by itself. In a barrel of odds +and ends it is different; things get mixed up, and the juice kind of +swaps around, and the things go better. + +After supper she got out her book and learned me about Moses and the +Bulrushers, and I was in a sweat to find out all about him; but by and by +she let it out that Moses had been dead a considerable long time; so then +I didn't care no more about him, because I don't take no stock in dead +people. + +Pretty soon I wanted to smoke, and asked the widow to let me. But she +wouldn't. She said it was a mean practice and wasn't clean, and I must +try to not do it any more. That is just the way with some people. They +get down on a thing when they don't know nothing about it. Here she was +a-bothering about Moses, which was no kin to her, and no use to anybody, +being gone, you see, yet finding a power of fault with me for doing a +thing that had some good in it. And she took snuff, too; of course that +was all right, because she done it herself. + +Her sister, Miss Watson, a tolerable slim old maid, with goggles on, +had just come to live with her, and took a set at me now with a +spelling-book. She worked me middling hard for about an hour, and then +the widow made her ease up. I couldn't stood it much longer. Then for +an hour it was deadly dull, and I was fidgety. Miss Watson would say, +"Don't put your feet up there, Huckleberry;" and "Don't scrunch up like +that, Huckleberry--set up straight;" and pretty soon she would say, +"Don't gap and stretch like that, Huckleberry--why don't you try to +behave?" Then she told me all about the bad place, and I said I wished I +was there. She got mad then, but I didn't mean no harm. All I wanted was +to go somewheres; all I wanted was a change, I warn't particular. She +said it was wicked to say what I said; said she wouldn't say it for the +whole world; she was going to live so as to go to the good place. Well, +I couldn't see no advantage in going where she was going, so I made up my +mind I wouldn't try for it. But I never said so, because it would only +make trouble, and wouldn't do no good. + +Now she had got a start, and she went on and told me all about the good +place. She said all a body would have to do there was to go around all +day long with a harp and sing, forever and ever. So I didn't think much +of it. But I never said so. I asked her if she reckoned Tom Sawyer would +go there, and she said not by a considerable sight. I was glad about +that, because I wanted him and me to be together. + +Miss Watson she kept pecking at me, and it got tiresome and lonesome. By +and by they fetched the niggers in and had prayers, and then everybody +was off to bed. I went up to my room with a piece of candle, and put it +on the table. Then I set down in a chair by the window and tried to +think of something cheerful, but it warn't no use. I felt so lonesome I +most wished I was dead. The stars were shining, and the leaves rustled +in the woods ever so mournful; and I heard an owl, away off, who-whooing +about somebody that was dead, and a whippowill and a dog crying about +somebody that was going to die; and the wind was trying to whisper +something to me, and I couldn't make out what it was, and so it made the +cold shivers run over me. Then away out in the woods I heard that kind of +a sound that a ghost makes when it wants to tell about something that's +on its mind and can't make itself understood, and so can't rest easy in +its grave, and has to go about that way every night grieving. I got so +down-hearted and scared I did wish I had some company. Pretty soon a +spider went crawling up my shoulder, and I flipped it off and it lit in +the candle; and before I could budge it was all shriveled up. I didn't +need anybody to tell me that that was an awful bad sign and would fetch +me some bad luck, so I was scared and most shook the clothes off of me. +I got up and turned around in my tracks three times and crossed my breast +every time; and then I tied up a little lock of my hair with a thread to +keep witches away. But I hadn't no confidence. You do that when you've +lost a horseshoe that you've found, instead of nailing it up over the +door, but I hadn't ever heard anybody say it was any way to keep off bad +luck when you'd killed a spider. + +I set down again, a-shaking all over, and got out my pipe for a smoke; +for the house was all as still as death now, and so the widow wouldn't +know. Well, after a long time I heard the clock away off in the town go +boom--boom--boom--twelve licks; and all still again--stiller than ever. +Pretty soon I heard a twig snap down in the dark amongst the trees +--something was a stirring. I set still and listened. Directly I could +just barely hear a "me-yow! me-yow!" down there. That was good! Says I, +"me-yow! me-yow!" as soft as I could, and then I put out the light and +scrambled out of the window on to the shed. Then I slipped down to the +ground and crawled in among the trees, and, sure enough, there was Tom +Sawyer waiting for me. + + + + +CHAPTER II. + +WE went tiptoeing along a path amongst the trees back towards the end of +the widow's garden, stooping down so as the branches wouldn't scrape our +heads. When we was passing by the kitchen I fell over a root and made a +noise. We scrouched down and laid still. Miss Watson's big nigger, +named Jim, was setting in the kitchen door; we could see him pretty +clear, because there was a light behind him. He got up and stretched his +neck out about a minute, listening. Then he says: + +"Who dah?" + +He listened some more; then he come tiptoeing down and stood right +between us; we could a touched him, nearly. Well, likely it was minutes +and minutes that there warn't a sound, and we all there so close +together. There was a place on my ankle that got to itching, but I +dasn't scratch it; and then my ear begun to itch; and next my back, right +between my shoulders. Seemed like I'd die if I couldn't scratch. Well, +I've noticed that thing plenty times since. If you are with the quality, +or at a funeral, or trying to go to sleep when you ain't sleepy--if you +are anywheres where it won't do for you to scratch, why you will itch all +over in upwards of a thousand places. Pretty soon Jim says: + +"Say, who is you? Whar is you? Dog my cats ef I didn' hear sumf'n. +Well, I know what I's gwyne to do: I's gwyne to set down here and listen +tell I hears it agin." + +So he set down on the ground betwixt me and Tom. He leaned his back up +against a tree, and stretched his legs out till one of them most touched +one of mine. My nose begun to itch. It itched till the tears come into +my eyes. But I dasn't scratch. Then it begun to itch on the inside. +Next I got to itching underneath. I didn't know how I was going to set +still. This miserableness went on as much as six or seven minutes; but it +seemed a sight longer than that. I was itching in eleven different +places now. I reckoned I couldn't stand it more'n a minute longer, but I +set my teeth hard and got ready to try. Just then Jim begun to breathe +heavy; next he begun to snore--and then I was pretty soon comfortable +again. + +Tom he made a sign to me--kind of a little noise with his mouth--and we +went creeping away on our hands and knees. When we was ten foot off Tom +whispered to me, and wanted to tie Jim to the tree for fun. But I said +no; he might wake and make a disturbance, and then they'd find out I +warn't in. Then Tom said he hadn't got candles enough, and he would slip +in the kitchen and get some more. I didn't want him to try. I said Jim +might wake up and come. But Tom wanted to resk it; so we slid in there +and got three candles, and Tom laid five cents on the table for pay. +Then we got out, and I was in a sweat to get away; but nothing would do +Tom but he must crawl to where Jim was, on his hands and knees, and play +something on him. I waited, and it seemed a good while, everything was +so still and lonesome. + +As soon as Tom was back we cut along the path, around the garden fence, +and by and by fetched up on the steep top of the hill the other side of +the house. Tom said he slipped Jim's hat off of his head and hung it on +a limb right over him, and Jim stirred a little, but he didn't wake. +Afterwards Jim said the witches be witched him and put him in a trance, +and rode him all over the State, and then set him under the trees again, +and hung his hat on a limb to show who done it. And next time Jim told +it he said they rode him down to New Orleans; and, after that, every time +he told it he spread it more and more, till by and by he said they rode +him all over the world, and tired him most to death, and his back was all +over saddle-boils. Jim was monstrous proud about it, and he got so he +wouldn't hardly notice the other niggers. Niggers would come miles to +hear Jim tell about it, and he was more looked up to than any nigger in +that country. Strange niggers would stand with their mouths open and +look him all over, same as if he was a wonder. Niggers is always talking +about witches in the dark by the kitchen fire; but whenever one was +talking and letting on to know all about such things, Jim would happen in +and say, "Hm! What you know 'bout witches?" and that nigger was corked +up and had to take a back seat. Jim always kept that five-center piece +round his neck with a string, and said it was a charm the devil give to +him with his own hands, and told him he could cure anybody with it and +fetch witches whenever he wanted to just by saying something to it; but +he never told what it was he said to it. Niggers would come from all +around there and give Jim anything they had, just for a sight of that +five-center piece; but they wouldn't touch it, because the devil had had +his hands on it. Jim was most ruined for a servant, because he got stuck +up on account of having seen the devil and been rode by witches. + +Well, when Tom and me got to the edge of the hilltop we looked away down +into the village and could see three or four lights twinkling, where +there was sick folks, maybe; and the stars over us was sparkling ever so +fine; and down by the village was the river, a whole mile broad, and +awful still and grand. We went down the hill and found Jo Harper and Ben +Rogers, and two or three more of the boys, hid in the old tanyard. So we +unhitched a skiff and pulled down the river two mile and a half, to the +big scar on the hillside, and went ashore. + +We went to a clump of bushes, and Tom made everybody swear to keep the +secret, and then showed them a hole in the hill, right in the thickest +part of the bushes. Then we lit the candles, and crawled in on our hands +and knees. We went about two hundred yards, and then the cave opened up. +Tom poked about amongst the passages, and pretty soon ducked under a wall +where you wouldn't a noticed that there was a hole. We went along a +narrow place and got into a kind of room, all damp and sweaty and cold, +and there we stopped. Tom says: + +"Now, we'll start this band of robbers and call it Tom Sawyer's Gang. +Everybody that wants to join has got to take an oath, and write his name +in blood." + +Everybody was willing. So Tom got out a sheet of paper that he had wrote +the oath on, and read it. It swore every boy to stick to the band, and +never tell any of the secrets; and if anybody done anything to any boy in +the band, whichever boy was ordered to kill that person and his family +must do it, and he mustn't eat and he mustn't sleep till he had killed +them and hacked a cross in their breasts, which was the sign of the band. +And nobody that didn't belong to the band could use that mark, and if he +did he must be sued; and if he done it again he must be killed. And if +anybody that belonged to the band told the secrets, he must have his +throat cut, and then have his carcass burnt up and the ashes scattered +all around, and his name blotted off of the list with blood and never +mentioned again by the gang, but have a curse put on it and be forgot +forever. + +Everybody said it was a real beautiful oath, and asked Tom if he got it +out of his own head. He said, some of it, but the rest was out of +pirate-books and robber-books, and every gang that was high-toned had it. + +Some thought it would be good to kill the FAMILIES of boys that told the +secrets. Tom said it was a good idea, so he took a pencil and wrote it +in. Then Ben Rogers says: + +"Here's Huck Finn, he hain't got no family; what you going to do 'bout +him?" + +"Well, hain't he got a father?" says Tom Sawyer. + +"Yes, he's got a father, but you can't never find him these days. He +used to lay drunk with the hogs in the tanyard, but he hain't been seen +in these parts for a year or more." + +They talked it over, and they was going to rule me out, because they said +every boy must have a family or somebody to kill, or else it wouldn't be +fair and square for the others. Well, nobody could think of anything to +do--everybody was stumped, and set still. I was most ready to cry; but +all at once I thought of a way, and so I offered them Miss Watson--they +could kill her. Everybody said: + +"Oh, she'll do. That's all right. Huck can come in." + +Then they all stuck a pin in their fingers to get blood to sign with, and +I made my mark on the paper. + +"Now," says Ben Rogers, "what's the line of business of this Gang?" + +"Nothing only robbery and murder," Tom said. + +"But who are we going to rob?--houses, or cattle, or--" + +"Stuff! stealing cattle and such things ain't robbery; it's burglary," +says Tom Sawyer. "We ain't burglars. That ain't no sort of style. We +are highwaymen. We stop stages and carriages on the road, with masks on, +and kill the people and take their watches and money." + +"Must we always kill the people?" + +"Oh, certainly. It's best. Some authorities think different, but mostly +it's considered best to kill them--except some that you bring to the cave +here, and keep them till they're ransomed." + +"Ransomed? What's that?" + +"I don't know. But that's what they do. I've seen it in books; and so +of course that's what we've got to do." + +"But how can we do it if we don't know what it is?" + +"Why, blame it all, we've GOT to do it. Don't I tell you it's in the +books? Do you want to go to doing different from what's in the books, +and get things all muddled up?" + +"Oh, that's all very fine to SAY, Tom Sawyer, but how in the nation are +these fellows going to be ransomed if we don't know how to do it to them? +--that's the thing I want to get at. Now, what do you reckon it is?" + +"Well, I don't know. But per'aps if we keep them till they're ransomed, +it means that we keep them till they're dead." + +"Now, that's something LIKE. That'll answer. Why couldn't you said that +before? We'll keep them till they're ransomed to death; and a bothersome +lot they'll be, too--eating up everything, and always trying to get +loose." + +"How you talk, Ben Rogers. How can they get loose when there's a guard +over them, ready to shoot them down if they move a peg?" + +"A guard! Well, that IS good. So somebody's got to set up all night and +never get any sleep, just so as to watch them. I think that's +foolishness. Why can't a body take a club and ransom them as soon as they +get here?" + +"Because it ain't in the books so--that's why. Now, Ben Rogers, do you +want to do things regular, or don't you?--that's the idea. Don't you +reckon that the people that made the books knows what's the correct thing +to do? Do you reckon YOU can learn 'em anything? Not by a good deal. +No, sir, we'll just go on and ransom them in the regular way." + +"All right. I don't mind; but I say it's a fool way, anyhow. Say, do we +kill the women, too?" + +"Well, Ben Rogers, if I was as ignorant as you I wouldn't let on. Kill +the women? No; nobody ever saw anything in the books like that. You +fetch them to the cave, and you're always as polite as pie to them; and +by and by they fall in love with you, and never want to go home any +more." + +"Well, if that's the way I'm agreed, but I don't take no stock in it. +Mighty soon we'll have the cave so cluttered up with women, and fellows +waiting to be ransomed, that there won't be no place for the robbers. +But go ahead, I ain't got nothing to say." + +Little Tommy Barnes was asleep now, and when they waked him up he was +scared, and cried, and said he wanted to go home to his ma, and didn't +want to be a robber any more. + +So they all made fun of him, and called him cry-baby, and that made him +mad, and he said he would go straight and tell all the secrets. But Tom +give him five cents to keep quiet, and said we would all go home and meet +next week, and rob somebody and kill some people. + +Ben Rogers said he couldn't get out much, only Sundays, and so he wanted +to begin next Sunday; but all the boys said it would be wicked to do it +on Sunday, and that settled the thing. They agreed to get together and +fix a day as soon as they could, and then we elected Tom Sawyer first +captain and Jo Harper second captain of the Gang, and so started home. + +I clumb up the shed and crept into my window just before day was +breaking. My new clothes was all greased up and clayey, and I was +dog-tired. + + + + +CHAPTER III. + +WELL, I got a good going-over in the morning from old Miss Watson on +account of my clothes; but the widow she didn't scold, but only cleaned +off the grease and clay, and looked so sorry that I thought I would +behave awhile if I could. Then Miss Watson she took me in the closet and +prayed, but nothing come of it. She told me to pray every day, and +whatever I asked for I would get it. But it warn't so. I tried it. +Once I got a fish-line, but no hooks. It warn't any good to me without +hooks. I tried for the hooks three or four times, but somehow I couldn't +make it work. By and by, one day, I asked Miss Watson to try for me, but +she said I was a fool. She never told me why, and I couldn't make it out +no way. + +I set down one time back in the woods, and had a long think about it. I +says to myself, if a body can get anything they pray for, why don't +Deacon Winn get back the money he lost on pork? Why can't the widow get +back her silver snuffbox that was stole? Why can't Miss Watson fat up? +No, says I to my self, there ain't nothing in it. I went and told the +widow about it, and she said the thing a body could get by praying for it +was "spiritual gifts." This was too many for me, but she told me what +she meant--I must help other people, and do everything I could for other +people, and look out for them all the time, and never think about myself. +This was including Miss Watson, as I took it. I went out in the woods +and turned it over in my mind a long time, but I couldn't see no +advantage about it--except for the other people; so at last I reckoned I +wouldn't worry about it any more, but just let it go. Sometimes the +widow would take me one side and talk about Providence in a way to make a +body's mouth water; but maybe next day Miss Watson would take hold and +knock it all down again. I judged I could see that there was two +Providences, and a poor chap would stand considerable show with the +widow's Providence, but if Miss Watson's got him there warn't no help for +him any more. I thought it all out, and reckoned I would belong to the +widow's if he wanted me, though I couldn't make out how he was a-going to +be any better off then than what he was before, seeing I was so ignorant, +and so kind of low-down and ornery. + +Pap he hadn't been seen for more than a year, and that was comfortable +for me; I didn't want to see him no more. He used to always whale me +when he was sober and could get his hands on me; though I used to take to +the woods most of the time when he was around. Well, about this time he +was found in the river drownded, about twelve mile above town, so people +said. They judged it was him, anyway; said this drownded man was just +his size, and was ragged, and had uncommon long hair, which was all like +pap; but they couldn't make nothing out of the face, because it had been +in the water so long it warn't much like a face at all. They said he was +floating on his back in the water. They took him and buried him on the +bank. But I warn't comfortable long, because I happened to think of +something. I knowed mighty well that a drownded man don't float on his +back, but on his face. So I knowed, then, that this warn't pap, but a +woman dressed up in a man's clothes. So I was uncomfortable again. I +judged the old man would turn up again by and by, though I wished he +wouldn't. + +We played robber now and then about a month, and then I resigned. All +the boys did. We hadn't robbed nobody, hadn't killed any people, but +only just pretended. We used to hop out of the woods and go charging +down on hog-drivers and women in carts taking garden stuff to market, but +we never hived any of them. Tom Sawyer called the hogs "ingots," and he +called the turnips and stuff "julery," and we would go to the cave and +powwow over what we had done, and how many people we had killed and +marked. But I couldn't see no profit in it. One time Tom sent a boy to +run about town with a blazing stick, which he called a slogan (which was +the sign for the Gang to get together), and then he said he had got +secret news by his spies that next day a whole parcel of Spanish +merchants and rich A-rabs was going to camp in Cave Hollow with two +hundred elephants, and six hundred camels, and over a thousand "sumter" +mules, all loaded down with di'monds, and they didn't have only a guard +of four hundred soldiers, and so we would lay in ambuscade, as he called +it, and kill the lot and scoop the things. He said we must slick up our +swords and guns, and get ready. He never could go after even a +turnip-cart but he must have the swords and guns all scoured up for it, +though they was only lath and broomsticks, and you might scour at them +till you rotted, and then they warn't worth a mouthful of ashes more than +what they was before. I didn't believe we could lick such a crowd of +Spaniards and A-rabs, but I wanted to see the camels and elephants, so I +was on hand next day, Saturday, in the ambuscade; and when we got the +word we rushed out of the woods and down the hill. But there warn't no +Spaniards and A-rabs, and there warn't no camels nor no elephants. It +warn't anything but a Sunday-school picnic, and only a primer-class at +that. We busted it up, and chased the children up the hollow; but we +never got anything but some doughnuts and jam, though Ben Rogers got a +rag doll, and Jo Harper got a hymn-book and a tract; and then the teacher +charged in, and made us drop everything and cut. I didn't see no +di'monds, and I told Tom Sawyer so. He said there was loads of them +there, anyway; and he said there was A-rabs there, too, and elephants and +things. I said, why couldn't we see them, then? He said if I warn't so +ignorant, but had read a book called Don Quixote, I would know without +asking. He said it was all done by enchantment. He said there was +hundreds of soldiers there, and elephants and treasure, and so on, but we +had enemies which he called magicians; and they had turned the whole +thing into an infant Sunday-school, just out of spite. I said, all +right; then the thing for us to do was to go for the magicians. Tom +Sawyer said I was a numskull. + +"Why," said he, "a magician could call up a lot of genies, and they would +hash you up like nothing before you could say Jack Robinson. They are as +tall as a tree and as big around as a church." + +"Well," I says, "s'pose we got some genies to help US--can't we lick the +other crowd then?" + +"How you going to get them?" + +"I don't know. How do THEY get them?" + +"Why, they rub an old tin lamp or an iron ring, and then the genies come +tearing in, with the thunder and lightning a-ripping around and the smoke +a-rolling, and everything they're told to do they up and do it. They +don't think nothing of pulling a shot-tower up by the roots, and belting +a Sunday-school superintendent over the head with it--or any other man." + +"Who makes them tear around so?" + +"Why, whoever rubs the lamp or the ring. They belong to whoever rubs the +lamp or the ring, and they've got to do whatever he says. If he tells +them to build a palace forty miles long out of di'monds, and fill it full +of chewing-gum, or whatever you want, and fetch an emperor's daughter +from China for you to marry, they've got to do it--and they've got to do +it before sun-up next morning, too. And more: they've got to waltz that +palace around over the country wherever you want it, you understand." + +"Well," says I, "I think they are a pack of flat-heads for not keeping +the palace themselves 'stead of fooling them away like that. And what's +more--if I was one of them I would see a man in Jericho before I would +drop my business and come to him for the rubbing of an old tin lamp." + +"How you talk, Huck Finn. Why, you'd HAVE to come when he rubbed it, +whether you wanted to or not." + +"What! and I as high as a tree and as big as a church? All right, then; +I WOULD come; but I lay I'd make that man climb the highest tree there +was in the country." + +"Shucks, it ain't no use to talk to you, Huck Finn. You don't seem to +know anything, somehow--perfect saphead." + +I thought all this over for two or three days, and then I reckoned I +would see if there was anything in it. I got an old tin lamp and an iron +ring, and went out in the woods and rubbed and rubbed till I sweat like +an Injun, calculating to build a palace and sell it; but it warn't no +use, none of the genies come. So then I judged that all that stuff was +only just one of Tom Sawyer's lies. I reckoned he believed in the A-rabs +and the elephants, but as for me I think different. It had all the marks +of a Sunday-school. + + + + +CHAPTER IV. + +WELL, three or four months run along, and it was well into the winter +now. I had been to school most all the time and could spell and read and +write just a little, and could say the multiplication table up to six +times seven is thirty-five, and I don't reckon I could ever get any +further than that if I was to live forever. I don't take no stock in +mathematics, anyway. + +At first I hated the school, but by and by I got so I could stand it. +Whenever I got uncommon tired I played hookey, and the hiding I got next +day done me good and cheered me up. So the longer I went to school the +easier it got to be. I was getting sort of used to the widow's ways, +too, and they warn't so raspy on me. Living in a house and sleeping in a +bed pulled on me pretty tight mostly, but before the cold weather I used +to slide out and sleep in the woods sometimes, and so that was a rest to +me. I liked the old ways best, but I was getting so I liked the new +ones, too, a little bit. The widow said I was coming along slow but sure, +and doing very satisfactory. She said she warn't ashamed of me. + +One morning I happened to turn over the salt-cellar at breakfast. I +reached for some of it as quick as I could to throw over my left shoulder +and keep off the bad luck, but Miss Watson was in ahead of me, and +crossed me off. She says, "Take your hands away, Huckleberry; what a mess +you are always making!" The widow put in a good word for me, but that +warn't going to keep off the bad luck, I knowed that well enough. I +started out, after breakfast, feeling worried and shaky, and wondering +where it was going to fall on me, and what it was going to be. There is +ways to keep off some kinds of bad luck, but this wasn't one of them +kind; so I never tried to do anything, but just poked along low-spirited +and on the watch-out. + +I went down to the front garden and clumb over the stile where you go +through the high board fence. There was an inch of new snow on the +ground, and I seen somebody's tracks. They had come up from the quarry +and stood around the stile a while, and then went on around the garden +fence. It was funny they hadn't come in, after standing around so. I +couldn't make it out. It was very curious, somehow. I was going to +follow around, but I stooped down to look at the tracks first. I didn't +notice anything at first, but next I did. There was a cross in the left +boot-heel made with big nails, to keep off the devil. + +I was up in a second and shinning down the hill. I looked over my +shoulder every now and then, but I didn't see nobody. I was at Judge +Thatcher's as quick as I could get there. He said: + +"Why, my boy, you are all out of breath. Did you come for your +interest?" + +"No, sir," I says; "is there some for me?" + +"Oh, yes, a half-yearly is in last night--over a hundred and fifty +dollars. Quite a fortune for you. You had better let me invest it along +with your six thousand, because if you take it you'll spend it." + +"No, sir," I says, "I don't want to spend it. I don't want it at all +--nor the six thousand, nuther. I want you to take it; I want to give it +to you--the six thousand and all." + +He looked surprised. He couldn't seem to make it out. He says: + +"Why, what can you mean, my boy?" + +I says, "Don't you ask me no questions about it, please. You'll take it +--won't you?" + +He says: + +"Well, I'm puzzled. Is something the matter?" + +"Please take it," says I, "and don't ask me nothing--then I won't have to +tell no lies." + +He studied a while, and then he says: + +"Oho-o! I think I see. You want to SELL all your property to me--not +give it. That's the correct idea." + +Then he wrote something on a paper and read it over, and says: + +"There; you see it says 'for a consideration.' That means I have bought +it of you and paid you for it. Here's a dollar for you. Now you sign +it." + +So I signed it, and left. + +Miss Watson's nigger, Jim, had a hair-ball as big as your fist, which had +been took out of the fourth stomach of an ox, and he used to do magic +with it. He said there was a spirit inside of it, and it knowed +everything. So I went to him that night and told him pap was here again, +for I found his tracks in the snow. What I wanted to know was, what he +was going to do, and was he going to stay? Jim got out his hair-ball and +said something over it, and then he held it up and dropped it on the +floor. It fell pretty solid, and only rolled about an inch. Jim tried +it again, and then another time, and it acted just the same. Jim got +down on his knees, and put his ear against it and listened. But it +warn't no use; he said it wouldn't talk. He said sometimes it wouldn't +talk without money. I told him I had an old slick counterfeit quarter +that warn't no good because the brass showed through the silver a little, +and it wouldn't pass nohow, even if the brass didn't show, because it was +so slick it felt greasy, and so that would tell on it every time. (I +reckoned I wouldn't say nothing about the dollar I got from the judge.) I +said it was pretty bad money, but maybe the hair-ball would take it, +because maybe it wouldn't know the difference. Jim smelt it and bit it +and rubbed it, and said he would manage so the hair-ball would think it +was good. He said he would split open a raw Irish potato and stick the +quarter in between and keep it there all night, and next morning you +couldn't see no brass, and it wouldn't feel greasy no more, and so +anybody in town would take it in a minute, let alone a hair-ball. Well, +I knowed a potato would do that before, but I had forgot it. + +Jim put the quarter under the hair-ball, and got down and listened again. +This time he said the hair-ball was all right. He said it would tell my +whole fortune if I wanted it to. I says, go on. So the hair-ball talked +to Jim, and Jim told it to me. He says: + +"Yo' ole father doan' know yit what he's a-gwyne to do. Sometimes he +spec he'll go 'way, en den agin he spec he'll stay. De bes' way is to +res' easy en let de ole man take his own way. Dey's two angels hoverin' +roun' 'bout him. One uv 'em is white en shiny, en t'other one is black. +De white one gits him to go right a little while, den de black one sail +in en bust it all up. A body can't tell yit which one gwyne to fetch him +at de las'. But you is all right. You gwyne to have considable trouble +in yo' life, en considable joy. Sometimes you gwyne to git hurt, en +sometimes you gwyne to git sick; but every time you's gwyne to git well +agin. Dey's two gals flyin' 'bout you in yo' life. One uv 'em's light +en t'other one is dark. One is rich en t'other is po'. You's gwyne to +marry de po' one fust en de rich one by en by. You wants to keep 'way +fum de water as much as you kin, en don't run no resk, 'kase it's down in +de bills dat you's gwyne to git hung." + +When I lit my candle and went up to my room that night there sat pap--his +own self! + + + + +CHAPTER V. + +I HAD shut the door to. Then I turned around and there he was. I used +to be scared of him all the time, he tanned me so much. I reckoned I was +scared now, too; but in a minute I see I was mistaken--that is, after the +first jolt, as you may say, when my breath sort of hitched, he being so +unexpected; but right away after I see I warn't scared of him worth +bothring about. + +He was most fifty, and he looked it. His hair was long and tangled and +greasy, and hung down, and you could see his eyes shining through like he +was behind vines. It was all black, no gray; so was his long, mixed-up +whiskers. There warn't no color in his face, where his face showed; it +was white; not like another man's white, but a white to make a body sick, +a white to make a body's flesh crawl--a tree-toad white, a fish-belly +white. As for his clothes--just rags, that was all. He had one ankle +resting on t'other knee; the boot on that foot was busted, and two of his +toes stuck through, and he worked them now and then. His hat was laying +on the floor--an old black slouch with the top caved in, like a lid. + +I stood a-looking at him; he set there a-looking at me, with his chair +tilted back a little. I set the candle down. I noticed the window was +up; so he had clumb in by the shed. He kept a-looking me all over. By +and by he says: + +"Starchy clothes--very. You think you're a good deal of a big-bug, DON'T +you?" + +"Maybe I am, maybe I ain't," I says. + +"Don't you give me none o' your lip," says he. "You've put on +considerable many frills since I been away. I'll take you down a peg +before I get done with you. You're educated, too, they say--can read and +write. You think you're better'n your father, now, don't you, because he +can't? I'LL take it out of you. Who told you you might meddle with such +hifalut'n foolishness, hey?--who told you you could?" + +"The widow. She told me." + +"The widow, hey?--and who told the widow she could put in her shovel +about a thing that ain't none of her business?" + +"Nobody never told her." + +"Well, I'll learn her how to meddle. And looky here--you drop that +school, you hear? I'll learn people to bring up a boy to put on airs +over his own father and let on to be better'n what HE is. You lemme +catch you fooling around that school again, you hear? Your mother +couldn't read, and she couldn't write, nuther, before she died. None of +the family couldn't before THEY died. I can't; and here you're +a-swelling yourself up like this. I ain't the man to stand it--you hear? +Say, lemme hear you read." + +I took up a book and begun something about General Washington and the +wars. When I'd read about a half a minute, he fetched the book a whack +with his hand and knocked it across the house. He says: + +"It's so. You can do it. I had my doubts when you told me. Now looky +here; you stop that putting on frills. I won't have it. I'll lay for +you, my smarty; and if I catch you about that school I'll tan you good. +First you know you'll get religion, too. I never see such a son." + +He took up a little blue and yaller picture of some cows and a boy, and +says: + +"What's this?" + +"It's something they give me for learning my lessons good." + +He tore it up, and says: + +"I'll give you something better--I'll give you a cowhide." + +He set there a-mumbling and a-growling a minute, and then he says: + +"AIN'T you a sweet-scented dandy, though? A bed; and bedclothes; and a +look'n'-glass; and a piece of carpet on the floor--and your own father +got to sleep with the hogs in the tanyard. I never see such a son. I +bet I'll take some o' these frills out o' you before I'm done with you. +Why, there ain't no end to your airs--they say you're rich. Hey?--how's +that?" + +"They lie--that's how." + +"Looky here--mind how you talk to me; I'm a-standing about all I can +stand now--so don't gimme no sass. I've been in town two days, and I +hain't heard nothing but about you bein' rich. I heard about it away +down the river, too. That's why I come. You git me that money +to-morrow--I want it." + +"I hain't got no money." + +"It's a lie. Judge Thatcher's got it. You git it. I want it." + +"I hain't got no money, I tell you. You ask Judge Thatcher; he'll tell +you the same." + +"All right. I'll ask him; and I'll make him pungle, too, or I'll know +the reason why. Say, how much you got in your pocket? I want it." + +"I hain't got only a dollar, and I want that to--" + +"It don't make no difference what you want it for--you just shell it +out." + +He took it and bit it to see if it was good, and then he said he was +going down town to get some whisky; said he hadn't had a drink all day. +When he had got out on the shed he put his head in again, and cussed me +for putting on frills and trying to be better than him; and when I +reckoned he was gone he come back and put his head in again, and told me +to mind about that school, because he was going to lay for me and lick me +if I didn't drop that. + +Next day he was drunk, and he went to Judge Thatcher's and bullyragged +him, and tried to make him give up the money; but he couldn't, and then +he swore he'd make the law force him. + +The judge and the widow went to law to get the court to take me away from +him and let one of them be my guardian; but it was a new judge that had +just come, and he didn't know the old man; so he said courts mustn't +interfere and separate families if they could help it; said he'd druther +not take a child away from its father. So Judge Thatcher and the widow +had to quit on the business. + +That pleased the old man till he couldn't rest. He said he'd cowhide me +till I was black and blue if I didn't raise some money for him. I +borrowed three dollars from Judge Thatcher, and pap took it and got +drunk, and went a-blowing around and cussing and whooping and carrying +on; and he kept it up all over town, with a tin pan, till most midnight; +then they jailed him, and next day they had him before court, and jailed +him again for a week. But he said HE was satisfied; said he was boss of +his son, and he'd make it warm for HIM. + +When he got out the new judge said he was a-going to make a man of him. +So he took him to his own house, and dressed him up clean and nice, and +had him to breakfast and dinner and supper with the family, and was just +old pie to him, so to speak. And after supper he talked to him about +temperance and such things till the old man cried, and said he'd been a +fool, and fooled away his life; but now he was a-going to turn over a new +leaf and be a man nobody wouldn't be ashamed of, and he hoped the judge +would help him and not look down on him. The judge said he could hug him +for them words; so he cried, and his wife she cried again; pap said he'd +been a man that had always been misunderstood before, and the judge said +he believed it. The old man said that what a man wanted that was down +was sympathy, and the judge said it was so; so they cried again. And +when it was bedtime the old man rose up and held out his hand, and says: + +"Look at it, gentlemen and ladies all; take a-hold of it; shake it. +There's a hand that was the hand of a hog; but it ain't so no more; it's +the hand of a man that's started in on a new life, and'll die before +he'll go back. You mark them words--don't forget I said them. It's a +clean hand now; shake it--don't be afeard." + +So they shook it, one after the other, all around, and cried. The +judge's wife she kissed it. Then the old man he signed a pledge--made +his mark. The judge said it was the holiest time on record, or something +like that. Then they tucked the old man into a beautiful room, which was +the spare room, and in the night some time he got powerful thirsty and +clumb out on to the porch-roof and slid down a stanchion and traded his +new coat for a jug of forty-rod, and clumb back again and had a good old +time; and towards daylight he crawled out again, drunk as a fiddler, and +rolled off the porch and broke his left arm in two places, and was most +froze to death when somebody found him after sun-up. And when they come +to look at that spare room they had to take soundings before they could +navigate it. + +The judge he felt kind of sore. He said he reckoned a body could reform +the old man with a shotgun, maybe, but he didn't know no other way. + + + + +CHAPTER VI. + +WELL, pretty soon the old man was up and around again, and then he went +for Judge Thatcher in the courts to make him give up that money, and he +went for me, too, for not stopping school. He catched me a couple of +times and thrashed me, but I went to school just the same, and dodged him +or outrun him most of the time. I didn't want to go to school much +before, but I reckoned I'd go now to spite pap. That law trial was a +slow business--appeared like they warn't ever going to get started on +it; so every now and then I'd borrow two or three dollars off of the +judge for him, to keep from getting a cowhiding. Every time he got money +he got drunk; and every time he got drunk he raised Cain around town; and +every time he raised Cain he got jailed. He was just suited--this kind +of thing was right in his line. + +He got to hanging around the widow's too much and so she told him at last +that if he didn't quit using around there she would make trouble for him. +Well, WASN'T he mad? He said he would show who was Huck Finn's boss. So +he watched out for me one day in the spring, and catched me, and took me +up the river about three mile in a skiff, and crossed over to the +Illinois shore where it was woody and there warn't no houses but an old +log hut in a place where the timber was so thick you couldn't find it if +you didn't know where it was. + +He kept me with him all the time, and I never got a chance to run off. +We lived in that old cabin, and he always locked the door and put the key +under his head nights. He had a gun which he had stole, I reckon, and we +fished and hunted, and that was what we lived on. Every little while he +locked me in and went down to the store, three miles, to the ferry, and +traded fish and game for whisky, and fetched it home and got drunk and +had a good time, and licked me. The widow she found out where I was by +and by, and she sent a man over to try to get hold of me; but pap drove +him off with the gun, and it warn't long after that till I was used to +being where I was, and liked it--all but the cowhide part. + +It was kind of lazy and jolly, laying off comfortable all day, smoking +and fishing, and no books nor study. Two months or more run along, and +my clothes got to be all rags and dirt, and I didn't see how I'd ever got +to like it so well at the widow's, where you had to wash, and eat on a +plate, and comb up, and go to bed and get up regular, and be forever +bothering over a book, and have old Miss Watson pecking at you all the +time. I didn't want to go back no more. I had stopped cussing, because +the widow didn't like it; but now I took to it again because pap hadn't +no objections. It was pretty good times up in the woods there, take it +all around. + +But by and by pap got too handy with his hick'ry, and I couldn't stand +it. I was all over welts. He got to going away so much, too, and locking +me in. Once he locked me in and was gone three days. It was dreadful +lonesome. I judged he had got drowned, and I wasn't ever going to get +out any more. I was scared. I made up my mind I would fix up some way +to leave there. I had tried to get out of that cabin many a time, but I +couldn't find no way. There warn't a window to it big enough for a dog +to get through. I couldn't get up the chimbly; it was too narrow. The +door was thick, solid oak slabs. Pap was pretty careful not to leave a +knife or anything in the cabin when he was away; I reckon I had hunted +the place over as much as a hundred times; well, I was most all the time +at it, because it was about the only way to put in the time. But this +time I found something at last; I found an old rusty wood-saw without any +handle; it was laid in between a rafter and the clapboards of the roof. +I greased it up and went to work. There was an old horse-blanket nailed +against the logs at the far end of the cabin behind the table, to keep +the wind from blowing through the chinks and putting the candle out. I +got under the table and raised the blanket, and went to work to saw a +section of the big bottom log out--big enough to let me through. Well, +it was a good long job, but I was getting towards the end of it when I +heard pap's gun in the woods. I got rid of the signs of my work, and +dropped the blanket and hid my saw, and pretty soon pap come in. + +Pap warn't in a good humor--so he was his natural self. He said he was +down town, and everything was going wrong. His lawyer said he reckoned +he would win his lawsuit and get the money if they ever got started on +the trial; but then there was ways to put it off a long time, and Judge +Thatcher knowed how to do it. And he said people allowed there'd be +another trial to get me away from him and give me to the widow for my +guardian, and they guessed it would win this time. This shook me up +considerable, because I didn't want to go back to the widow's any more +and be so cramped up and sivilized, as they called it. Then the old man +got to cussing, and cussed everything and everybody he could think of, +and then cussed them all over again to make sure he hadn't skipped any, +and after that he polished off with a kind of a general cuss all round, +including a considerable parcel of people which he didn't know the names +of, and so called them what's-his-name when he got to them, and went +right along with his cussing. + +He said he would like to see the widow get me. He said he would watch +out, and if they tried to come any such game on him he knowed of a place +six or seven mile off to stow me in, where they might hunt till they +dropped and they couldn't find me. That made me pretty uneasy again, but +only for a minute; I reckoned I wouldn't stay on hand till he got that +chance. + +The old man made me go to the skiff and fetch the things he had got. +There was a fifty-pound sack of corn meal, and a side of bacon, +ammunition, and a four-gallon jug of whisky, and an old book and two +newspapers for wadding, besides some tow. I toted up a load, and went +back and set down on the bow of the skiff to rest. I thought it all +over, and I reckoned I would walk off with the gun and some lines, and +take to the woods when I run away. I guessed I wouldn't stay in one +place, but just tramp right across the country, mostly night times, and +hunt and fish to keep alive, and so get so far away that the old man nor +the widow couldn't ever find me any more. I judged I would saw out and +leave that night if pap got drunk enough, and I reckoned he would. I got +so full of it I didn't notice how long I was staying till the old man +hollered and asked me whether I was asleep or drownded. + +I got the things all up to the cabin, and then it was about dark. While +I was cooking supper the old man took a swig or two and got sort of +warmed up, and went to ripping again. He had been drunk over in town, +and laid in the gutter all night, and he was a sight to look at. A body +would a thought he was Adam--he was just all mud. Whenever his liquor +begun to work he most always went for the govment, this time he says: + +"Call this a govment! why, just look at it and see what it's like. +Here's the law a-standing ready to take a man's son away from him--a +man's own son, which he has had all the trouble and all the anxiety and +all the expense of raising. Yes, just as that man has got that son +raised at last, and ready to go to work and begin to do suthin' for HIM +and give him a rest, the law up and goes for him. And they call THAT +govment! That ain't all, nuther. The law backs that old Judge Thatcher +up and helps him to keep me out o' my property. Here's what the law +does: The law takes a man worth six thousand dollars and up'ards, and +jams him into an old trap of a cabin like this, and lets him go round in +clothes that ain't fitten for a hog. They call that govment! A man can't +get his rights in a govment like this. Sometimes I've a mighty notion to +just leave the country for good and all. Yes, and I TOLD 'em so; I told +old Thatcher so to his face. Lots of 'em heard me, and can tell what I +said. Says I, for two cents I'd leave the blamed country and never come +a-near it agin. Them's the very words. I says look at my hat--if you +call it a hat--but the lid raises up and the rest of it goes down till +it's below my chin, and then it ain't rightly a hat at all, but more like +my head was shoved up through a jint o' stove-pipe. Look at it, says I +--such a hat for me to wear--one of the wealthiest men in this town if I +could git my rights. + +"Oh, yes, this is a wonderful govment, wonderful. Why, looky here. +There was a free nigger there from Ohio--a mulatter, most as white as a +white man. He had the whitest shirt on you ever see, too, and the +shiniest hat; and there ain't a man in that town that's got as fine +clothes as what he had; and he had a gold watch and chain, and a +silver-headed cane--the awfulest old gray-headed nabob in the State. And +what do you think? They said he was a p'fessor in a college, and could +talk all kinds of languages, and knowed everything. And that ain't the +wust. They said he could VOTE when he was at home. Well, that let me +out. Thinks I, what is the country a-coming to? It was 'lection day, and +I was just about to go and vote myself if I warn't too drunk to get +there; but when they told me there was a State in this country where +they'd let that nigger vote, I drawed out. I says I'll never vote agin. +Them's the very words I said; they all heard me; and the country may rot +for all me --I'll never vote agin as long as I live. And to see the cool +way of that nigger--why, he wouldn't a give me the road if I hadn't +shoved him out o' the way. I says to the people, why ain't this nigger +put up at auction and sold?--that's what I want to know. And what do you +reckon they said? Why, they said he couldn't be sold till he'd been in +the State six months, and he hadn't been there that long yet. There, +now--that's a specimen. They call that a govment that can't sell a free +nigger till he's been in the State six months. Here's a govment that +calls itself a govment, and lets on to be a govment, and thinks it is a +govment, and yet's got to set stock-still for six whole months before it +can take a hold of a prowling, thieving, infernal, white-shirted free +nigger, and--" + +Pap was agoing on so he never noticed where his old limber legs was +taking him to, so he went head over heels over the tub of salt pork and +barked both shins, and the rest of his speech was all the hottest kind of +language--mostly hove at the nigger and the govment, though he give the +tub some, too, all along, here and there. He hopped around the cabin +considerable, first on one leg and then on the other, holding first one +shin and then the other one, and at last he let out with his left foot +all of a sudden and fetched the tub a rattling kick. But it warn't good +judgment, because that was the boot that had a couple of his toes leaking +out of the front end of it; so now he raised a howl that fairly made a +body's hair raise, and down he went in the dirt, and rolled there, and +held his toes; and the cussing he done then laid over anything he had +ever done previous. He said so his own self afterwards. He had heard +old Sowberry Hagan in his best days, and he said it laid over him, too; +but I reckon that was sort of piling it on, maybe. + +After supper pap took the jug, and said he had enough whisky there for +two drunks and one delirium tremens. That was always his word. I judged +he would be blind drunk in about an hour, and then I would steal the key, +or saw myself out, one or t'other. He drank and drank, and tumbled down +on his blankets by and by; but luck didn't run my way. He didn't go +sound asleep, but was uneasy. He groaned and moaned and thrashed around +this way and that for a long time. At last I got so sleepy I couldn't +keep my eyes open all I could do, and so before I knowed what I was about +I was sound asleep, and the candle burning. + +I don't know how long I was asleep, but all of a sudden there was an +awful scream and I was up. There was pap looking wild, and skipping +around every which way and yelling about snakes. He said they was +crawling up his legs; and then he would give a jump and scream, and say +one had bit him on the cheek--but I couldn't see no snakes. He started +and run round and round the cabin, hollering "Take him off! take him off! +he's biting me on the neck!" I never see a man look so wild in the eyes. +Pretty soon he was all fagged out, and fell down panting; then he rolled +over and over wonderful fast, kicking things every which way, and +striking and grabbing at the air with his hands, and screaming and saying +there was devils a-hold of him. He wore out by and by, and laid still a +while, moaning. Then he laid stiller, and didn't make a sound. I could +hear the owls and the wolves away off in the woods, and it seemed +terrible still. He was laying over by the corner. By and by he raised up +part way and listened, with his head to one side. He says, very low: + +"Tramp--tramp--tramp; that's the dead; tramp--tramp--tramp; they're +coming after me; but I won't go. Oh, they're here! don't touch me +--don't! hands off--they're cold; let go. Oh, let a poor devil alone!" + +Then he went down on all fours and crawled off, begging them to let him +alone, and he rolled himself up in his blanket and wallowed in under the +old pine table, still a-begging; and then he went to crying. I could +hear him through the blanket. + +By and by he rolled out and jumped up on his feet looking wild, and he +see me and went for me. He chased me round and round the place with a +clasp-knife, calling me the Angel of Death, and saying he would kill me, +and then I couldn't come for him no more. I begged, and told him I was +only Huck; but he laughed SUCH a screechy laugh, and roared and cussed, +and kept on chasing me up. Once when I turned short and dodged under his +arm he made a grab and got me by the jacket between my shoulders, and I +thought I was gone; but I slid out of the jacket quick as lightning, and +saved myself. Pretty soon he was all tired out, and dropped down with his +back against the door, and said he would rest a minute and then kill me. +He put his knife under him, and said he would sleep and get strong, and +then he would see who was who. + +So he dozed off pretty soon. By and by I got the old split-bottom chair +and clumb up as easy as I could, not to make any noise, and got down the +gun. I slipped the ramrod down it to make sure it was loaded, then I +laid it across the turnip barrel, pointing towards pap, and set down +behind it to wait for him to stir. And how slow and still the time did +drag along. + + + + +CHAPTER VII. + +"GIT up! What you 'bout?" + +I opened my eyes and looked around, trying to make out where I was. It +was after sun-up, and I had been sound asleep. Pap was standing over me +looking sour and sick, too. He says: + +"What you doin' with this gun?" + +I judged he didn't know nothing about what he had been doing, so I says: + +"Somebody tried to get in, so I was laying for him." + +"Why didn't you roust me out?" + +"Well, I tried to, but I couldn't; I couldn't budge you." + +"Well, all right. Don't stand there palavering all day, but out with you +and see if there's a fish on the lines for breakfast. I'll be along in a +minute." + +He unlocked the door, and I cleared out up the river-bank. I noticed +some pieces of limbs and such things floating down, and a sprinkling of +bark; so I knowed the river had begun to rise. I reckoned I would have +great times now if I was over at the town. The June rise used to be +always luck for me; because as soon as that rise begins here comes +cordwood floating down, and pieces of log rafts--sometimes a dozen logs +together; so all you have to do is to catch them and sell them to the +wood-yards and the sawmill. + +I went along up the bank with one eye out for pap and t'other one out for +what the rise might fetch along. Well, all at once here comes a canoe; +just a beauty, too, about thirteen or fourteen foot long, riding high +like a duck. I shot head-first off of the bank like a frog, clothes and +all on, and struck out for the canoe. I just expected there'd be +somebody laying down in it, because people often done that to fool folks, +and when a chap had pulled a skiff out most to it they'd raise up and +laugh at him. But it warn't so this time. It was a drift-canoe sure +enough, and I clumb in and paddled her ashore. Thinks I, the old man +will be glad when he sees this--she's worth ten dollars. But when I +got to shore pap wasn't in sight yet, and as I was running her into a +little creek like a gully, all hung over with vines and willows, I struck +another idea: I judged I'd hide her good, and then, 'stead of taking to +the woods when I run off, I'd go down the river about fifty mile and camp +in one place for good, and not have such a rough time tramping on foot. + +It was pretty close to the shanty, and I thought I heard the old man +coming all the time; but I got her hid; and then I out and looked around +a bunch of willows, and there was the old man down the path a piece just +drawing a bead on a bird with his gun. So he hadn't seen anything. + +When he got along I was hard at it taking up a "trot" line. He abused me +a little for being so slow; but I told him I fell in the river, and that +was what made me so long. I knowed he would see I was wet, and then he +would be asking questions. We got five catfish off the lines and went +home. + +While we laid off after breakfast to sleep up, both of us being about +wore out, I got to thinking that if I could fix up some way to keep pap +and the widow from trying to follow me, it would be a certainer thing +than trusting to luck to get far enough off before they missed me; you +see, all kinds of things might happen. Well, I didn't see no way for a +while, but by and by pap raised up a minute to drink another barrel of +water, and he says: + +"Another time a man comes a-prowling round here you roust me out, you +hear? That man warn't here for no good. I'd a shot him. Next time you +roust me out, you hear?" + +Then he dropped down and went to sleep again; but what he had been saying +give me the very idea I wanted. I says to myself, I can fix it now so +nobody won't think of following me. + +About twelve o'clock we turned out and went along up the bank. The river +was coming up pretty fast, and lots of driftwood going by on the rise. +By and by along comes part of a log raft--nine logs fast together. We +went out with the skiff and towed it ashore. Then we had dinner. +Anybody but pap would a waited and seen the day through, so as to catch +more stuff; but that warn't pap's style. Nine logs was enough for one +time; he must shove right over to town and sell. So he locked me in and +took the skiff, and started off towing the raft about half-past three. I +judged he wouldn't come back that night. I waited till I reckoned he had +got a good start; then I out with my saw, and went to work on that log +again. Before he was t'other side of the river I was out of the hole; +him and his raft was just a speck on the water away off yonder. + +I took the sack of corn meal and took it to where the canoe was hid, and +shoved the vines and branches apart and put it in; then I done the same +with the side of bacon; then the whisky-jug. I took all the coffee and +sugar there was, and all the ammunition; I took the wadding; I took the +bucket and gourd; I took a dipper and a tin cup, and my old saw and two +blankets, and the skillet and the coffee-pot. I took fish-lines and +matches and other things--everything that was worth a cent. I cleaned +out the place. I wanted an axe, but there wasn't any, only the one out +at the woodpile, and I knowed why I was going to leave that. I fetched +out the gun, and now I was done. + +I had wore the ground a good deal crawling out of the hole and dragging +out so many things. So I fixed that as good as I could from the outside +by scattering dust on the place, which covered up the smoothness and the +sawdust. Then I fixed the piece of log back into its place, and put two +rocks under it and one against it to hold it there, for it was bent up at +that place and didn't quite touch ground. If you stood four or five foot +away and didn't know it was sawed, you wouldn't never notice it; and +besides, this was the back of the cabin, and it warn't likely anybody +would go fooling around there. + +It was all grass clear to the canoe, so I hadn't left a track. I +followed around to see. I stood on the bank and looked out over the +river. All safe. So I took the gun and went up a piece into the woods, +and was hunting around for some birds when I see a wild pig; hogs soon +went wild in them bottoms after they had got away from the prairie farms. +I shot this fellow and took him into camp. + +I took the axe and smashed in the door. I beat it and hacked it +considerable a-doing it. I fetched the pig in, and took him back nearly +to the table and hacked into his throat with the axe, and laid him down +on the ground to bleed; I say ground because it was ground--hard packed, +and no boards. Well, next I took an old sack and put a lot of big rocks +in it--all I could drag--and I started it from the pig, and dragged it +to the door and through the woods down to the river and dumped it in, and +down it sunk, out of sight. You could easy see that something had been +dragged over the ground. I did wish Tom Sawyer was there; I knowed he +would take an interest in this kind of business, and throw in the fancy +touches. Nobody could spread himself like Tom Sawyer in such a thing as +that. + +Well, last I pulled out some of my hair, and blooded the axe good, and +stuck it on the back side, and slung the axe in the corner. Then I took +up the pig and held him to my breast with my jacket (so he couldn't drip) +till I got a good piece below the house and then dumped him into the +river. Now I thought of something else. So I went and got the bag of +meal and my old saw out of the canoe, and fetched them to the house. I +took the bag to where it used to stand, and ripped a hole in the bottom +of it with the saw, for there warn't no knives and forks on the place +--pap done everything with his clasp-knife about the cooking. Then I +carried the sack about a hundred yards across the grass and through the +willows east of the house, to a shallow lake that was five mile wide and +full of rushes--and ducks too, you might say, in the season. There was a +slough or a creek leading out of it on the other side that went miles +away, I don't know where, but it didn't go to the river. The meal sifted +out and made a little track all the way to the lake. I dropped pap's +whetstone there too, so as to look like it had been done by accident. +Then I tied up the rip in the meal sack with a string, so it wouldn't +leak no more, and took it and my saw to the canoe again. + +It was about dark now; so I dropped the canoe down the river under some +willows that hung over the bank, and waited for the moon to rise. I made +fast to a willow; then I took a bite to eat, and by and by laid down in +the canoe to smoke a pipe and lay out a plan. I says to myself, they'll +follow the track of that sackful of rocks to the shore and then drag the +river for me. And they'll follow that meal track to the lake and go +browsing down the creek that leads out of it to find the robbers that +killed me and took the things. They won't ever hunt the river for +anything but my dead carcass. They'll soon get tired of that, and won't +bother no more about me. All right; I can stop anywhere I want to. +Jackson's Island is good enough for me; I know that island pretty well, +and nobody ever comes there. And then I can paddle over to town nights, +and slink around and pick up things I want. Jackson's Island's the place. + +I was pretty tired, and the first thing I knowed I was asleep. When I +woke up I didn't know where I was for a minute. I set up and looked +around, a little scared. Then I remembered. The river looked miles and +miles across. The moon was so bright I could a counted the drift logs +that went a-slipping along, black and still, hundreds of yards out from +shore. Everything was dead quiet, and it looked late, and SMELT late. +You know what I mean--I don't know the words to put it in. + +I took a good gap and a stretch, and was just going to unhitch and start +when I heard a sound away over the water. I listened. Pretty soon I +made it out. It was that dull kind of a regular sound that comes from +oars working in rowlocks when it's a still night. I peeped out through +the willow branches, and there it was--a skiff, away across the water. I +couldn't tell how many was in it. It kept a-coming, and when it was +abreast of me I see there warn't but one man in it. Think's I, maybe +it's pap, though I warn't expecting him. He dropped below me with the +current, and by and by he came a-swinging up shore in the easy water, and +he went by so close I could a reached out the gun and touched him. Well, +it WAS pap, sure enough--and sober, too, by the way he laid his oars. + +I didn't lose no time. The next minute I was a-spinning down stream soft +but quick in the shade of the bank. I made two mile and a half, and then +struck out a quarter of a mile or more towards the middle of the river, +because pretty soon I would be passing the ferry landing, and people +might see me and hail me. I got out amongst the driftwood, and then laid +down in the bottom of the canoe and let her float. I laid there, and had +a good rest and a smoke out of my pipe, looking away into the sky; not a +cloud in it. The sky looks ever so deep when you lay down on your back +in the moonshine; I never knowed it before. And how far a body can hear +on the water such nights! I heard people talking at the ferry landing. +I heard what they said, too--every word of it. One man said it was +getting towards the long days and the short nights now. T'other one said +THIS warn't one of the short ones, he reckoned--and then they laughed, +and he said it over again, and they laughed again; then they waked up +another fellow and told him, and laughed, but he didn't laugh; he ripped +out something brisk, and said let him alone. The first fellow said he +'lowed to tell it to his old woman--she would think it was pretty good; +but he said that warn't nothing to some things he had said in his time. +I heard one man say it was nearly three o'clock, and he hoped daylight +wouldn't wait more than about a week longer. After that the talk got +further and further away, and I couldn't make out the words any more; but +I could hear the mumble, and now and then a laugh, too, but it seemed a +long ways off. + +I was away below the ferry now. I rose up, and there was Jackson's +Island, about two mile and a half down stream, heavy timbered and +standing up out of the middle of the river, big and dark and solid, like +a steamboat without any lights. There warn't any signs of the bar at the +head--it was all under water now. + +It didn't take me long to get there. I shot past the head at a ripping +rate, the current was so swift, and then I got into the dead water and +landed on the side towards the Illinois shore. I run the canoe into a +deep dent in the bank that I knowed about; I had to part the willow +branches to get in; and when I made fast nobody could a seen the canoe +from the outside. + +I went up and set down on a log at the head of the island, and looked out +on the big river and the black driftwood and away over to the town, three +mile away, where there was three or four lights twinkling. A monstrous +big lumber-raft was about a mile up stream, coming along down, with a +lantern in the middle of it. I watched it come creeping down, and when +it was most abreast of where I stood I heard a man say, "Stern oars, +there! heave her head to stabboard!" I heard that just as plain as if +the man was by my side. + +There was a little gray in the sky now; so I stepped into the woods, and +laid down for a nap before breakfast. + + + + +CHAPTER VIII. + +THE sun was up so high when I waked that I judged it was after eight +o'clock. I laid there in the grass and the cool shade thinking about +things, and feeling rested and ruther comfortable and satisfied. I could +see the sun out at one or two holes, but mostly it was big trees all +about, and gloomy in there amongst them. There was freckled places on +the ground where the light sifted down through the leaves, and the +freckled places swapped about a little, showing there was a little breeze +up there. A couple of squirrels set on a limb and jabbered at me very +friendly. + +I was powerful lazy and comfortable--didn't want to get up and cook +breakfast. Well, I was dozing off again when I thinks I hears a deep +sound of "boom!" away up the river. I rouses up, and rests on my elbow +and listens; pretty soon I hears it again. I hopped up, and went and +looked out at a hole in the leaves, and I see a bunch of smoke laying on +the water a long ways up--about abreast the ferry. And there was the +ferryboat full of people floating along down. I knowed what was the +matter now. "Boom!" I see the white smoke squirt out of the ferryboat's +side. You see, they was firing cannon over the water, trying to make my +carcass come to the top. + +I was pretty hungry, but it warn't going to do for me to start a fire, +because they might see the smoke. So I set there and watched the +cannon-smoke and listened to the boom. The river was a mile wide there, +and it always looks pretty on a summer morning--so I was having a good +enough time seeing them hunt for my remainders if I only had a bite to +eat. Well, then I happened to think how they always put quicksilver in +loaves of bread and float them off, because they always go right to the +drownded carcass and stop there. So, says I, I'll keep a lookout, and if +any of them's floating around after me I'll give them a show. I changed +to the Illinois edge of the island to see what luck I could have, and I +warn't disappointed. A big double loaf come along, and I most got it +with a long stick, but my foot slipped and she floated out further. Of +course I was where the current set in the closest to the shore--I knowed +enough for that. But by and by along comes another one, and this time I +won. I took out the plug and shook out the little dab of quicksilver, +and set my teeth in. It was "baker's bread"--what the quality eat; none +of your low-down corn-pone. + +I got a good place amongst the leaves, and set there on a log, munching +the bread and watching the ferry-boat, and very well satisfied. And then +something struck me. I says, now I reckon the widow or the parson or +somebody prayed that this bread would find me, and here it has gone and +done it. So there ain't no doubt but there is something in that thing +--that is, there's something in it when a body like the widow or the parson +prays, but it don't work for me, and I reckon it don't work for only just +the right kind. + +I lit a pipe and had a good long smoke, and went on watching. The +ferryboat was floating with the current, and I allowed I'd have a chance +to see who was aboard when she come along, because she would come in +close, where the bread did. When she'd got pretty well along down +towards me, I put out my pipe and went to where I fished out the bread, +and laid down behind a log on the bank in a little open place. Where the +log forked I could peep through. + +By and by she come along, and she drifted in so close that they could a +run out a plank and walked ashore. Most everybody was on the boat. Pap, +and Judge Thatcher, and Bessie Thatcher, and Jo Harper, and Tom Sawyer, +and his old Aunt Polly, and Sid and Mary, and plenty more. Everybody was +talking about the murder, but the captain broke in and says: + +"Look sharp, now; the current sets in the closest here, and maybe he's +washed ashore and got tangled amongst the brush at the water's edge. I +hope so, anyway." + +"I didn't hope so. They all crowded up and leaned over the rails, nearly +in my face, and kept still, watching with all their might. I could see +them first-rate, but they couldn't see me. Then the captain sung out: + +"Stand away!" and the cannon let off such a blast right before me that it +made me deef with the noise and pretty near blind with the smoke, and I +judged I was gone. If they'd a had some bullets in, I reckon they'd a +got the corpse they was after. Well, I see I warn't hurt, thanks to +goodness. The boat floated on and went out of sight around the shoulder +of the island. I could hear the booming now and then, further and +further off, and by and by, after an hour, I didn't hear it no more. The +island was three mile long. I judged they had got to the foot, and was +giving it up. But they didn't yet a while. They turned around the foot +of the island and started up the channel on the Missouri side, under +steam, and booming once in a while as they went. I crossed over to that +side and watched them. When they got abreast the head of the island they +quit shooting and dropped over to the Missouri shore and went home to the +town. + +I knowed I was all right now. Nobody else would come a-hunting after me. +I got my traps out of the canoe and made me a nice camp in the thick +woods. I made a kind of a tent out of my blankets to put my things under +so the rain couldn't get at them. I catched a catfish and haggled him +open with my saw, and towards sundown I started my camp fire and had +supper. Then I set out a line to catch some fish for breakfast. + +When it was dark I set by my camp fire smoking, and feeling pretty well +satisfied; but by and by it got sort of lonesome, and so I went and set +on the bank and listened to the current swashing along, and counted the +stars and drift logs and rafts that come down, and then went to bed; +there ain't no better way to put in time when you are lonesome; you can't +stay so, you soon get over it. + +And so for three days and nights. No difference--just the same thing. +But the next day I went exploring around down through the island. I was +boss of it; it all belonged to me, so to say, and I wanted to know all +about it; but mainly I wanted to put in the time. I found plenty +strawberries, ripe and prime; and green summer grapes, and green +razberries; and the green blackberries was just beginning to show. They +would all come handy by and by, I judged. + +Well, I went fooling along in the deep woods till I judged I warn't far +from the foot of the island. I had my gun along, but I hadn't shot +nothing; it was for protection; thought I would kill some game nigh home. +About this time I mighty near stepped on a good-sized snake, and it went +sliding off through the grass and flowers, and I after it, trying to get +a shot at it. I clipped along, and all of a sudden I bounded right on to +the ashes of a camp fire that was still smoking. + +My heart jumped up amongst my lungs. I never waited for to look further, +but uncocked my gun and went sneaking back on my tiptoes as fast as ever +I could. Every now and then I stopped a second amongst the thick leaves +and listened, but my breath come so hard I couldn't hear nothing else. I +slunk along another piece further, then listened again; and so on, and so +on. If I see a stump, I took it for a man; if I trod on a stick and +broke it, it made me feel like a person had cut one of my breaths in two +and I only got half, and the short half, too. + +When I got to camp I warn't feeling very brash, there warn't much sand in +my craw; but I says, this ain't no time to be fooling around. So I got +all my traps into my canoe again so as to have them out of sight, and I +put out the fire and scattered the ashes around to look like an old last +year's camp, and then clumb a tree. + +I reckon I was up in the tree two hours; but I didn't see nothing, I +didn't hear nothing--I only THOUGHT I heard and seen as much as a +thousand things. Well, I couldn't stay up there forever; so at last I +got down, but I kept in the thick woods and on the lookout all the time. +All I could get to eat was berries and what was left over from breakfast. + +By the time it was night I was pretty hungry. So when it was good and +dark I slid out from shore before moonrise and paddled over to the +Illinois bank--about a quarter of a mile. I went out in the woods and +cooked a supper, and I had about made up my mind I would stay there all +night when I hear a PLUNKETY-PLUNK, PLUNKETY-PLUNK, and says to myself, +horses coming; and next I hear people's voices. I got everything into +the canoe as quick as I could, and then went creeping through the woods +to see what I could find out. I hadn't got far when I hear a man say: + +"We better camp here if we can find a good place; the horses is about +beat out. Let's look around." + +I didn't wait, but shoved out and paddled away easy. I tied up in the +old place, and reckoned I would sleep in the canoe. + +I didn't sleep much. I couldn't, somehow, for thinking. And every time +I waked up I thought somebody had me by the neck. So the sleep didn't do +me no good. By and by I says to myself, I can't live this way; I'm +a-going to find out who it is that's here on the island with me; I'll +find it out or bust. Well, I felt better right off. + +So I took my paddle and slid out from shore just a step or two, and then +let the canoe drop along down amongst the shadows. The moon was shining, +and outside of the shadows it made it most as light as day. I poked +along well on to an hour, everything still as rocks and sound asleep. +Well, by this time I was most down to the foot of the island. A little +ripply, cool breeze begun to blow, and that was as good as saying the +night was about done. I give her a turn with the paddle and brung her +nose to shore; then I got my gun and slipped out and into the edge of the +woods. I sat down there on a log, and looked out through the leaves. I +see the moon go off watch, and the darkness begin to blanket the river. +But in a little while I see a pale streak over the treetops, and knowed +the day was coming. So I took my gun and slipped off towards where I had +run across that camp fire, stopping every minute or two to listen. But I +hadn't no luck somehow; I couldn't seem to find the place. But by and +by, sure enough, I catched a glimpse of fire away through the trees. I +went for it, cautious and slow. By and by I was close enough to have a +look, and there laid a man on the ground. It most give me the fantods. +He had a blanket around his head, and his head was nearly in the fire. I +set there behind a clump of bushes in about six foot of him, and kept my +eyes on him steady. It was getting gray daylight now. Pretty soon he +gapped and stretched himself and hove off the blanket, and it was Miss +Watson's Jim! I bet I was glad to see him. I says: + +"Hello, Jim!" and skipped out. + +He bounced up and stared at me wild. Then he drops down on his knees, +and puts his hands together and says: + +"Doan' hurt me--don't! I hain't ever done no harm to a ghos'. I alwuz +liked dead people, en done all I could for 'em. You go en git in de +river agin, whah you b'longs, en doan' do nuffn to Ole Jim, 'at 'uz awluz +yo' fren'." + +Well, I warn't long making him understand I warn't dead. I was ever so +glad to see Jim. I warn't lonesome now. I told him I warn't afraid of +HIM telling the people where I was. I talked along, but he only set +there and looked at me; never said nothing. Then I says: + +"It's good daylight. Le's get breakfast. Make up your camp fire good." + +"What's de use er makin' up de camp fire to cook strawbries en sich +truck? But you got a gun, hain't you? Den we kin git sumfn better den +strawbries." + +"Strawberries and such truck," I says. "Is that what you live on?" + +"I couldn' git nuffn else," he says. + +"Why, how long you been on the island, Jim?" + +"I come heah de night arter you's killed." + +"What, all that time?" + +"Yes--indeedy." + +"And ain't you had nothing but that kind of rubbage to eat?" + +"No, sah--nuffn else." + +"Well, you must be most starved, ain't you?" + +"I reck'n I could eat a hoss. I think I could. How long you ben on de +islan'?" + +"Since the night I got killed." + +"No! W'y, what has you lived on? But you got a gun. Oh, yes, you got a +gun. Dat's good. Now you kill sumfn en I'll make up de fire." + +So we went over to where the canoe was, and while he built a fire in a +grassy open place amongst the trees, I fetched meal and bacon and coffee, +and coffee-pot and frying-pan, and sugar and tin cups, and the nigger was +set back considerable, because he reckoned it was all done with +witchcraft. I catched a good big catfish, too, and Jim cleaned him with +his knife, and fried him. + +When breakfast was ready we lolled on the grass and eat it smoking hot. +Jim laid it in with all his might, for he was most about starved. Then +when we had got pretty well stuffed, we laid off and lazied. By and by +Jim says: + +"But looky here, Huck, who wuz it dat 'uz killed in dat shanty ef it +warn't you?" + +Then I told him the whole thing, and he said it was smart. He said Tom +Sawyer couldn't get up no better plan than what I had. Then I says: + +"How do you come to be here, Jim, and how'd you get here?" + +He looked pretty uneasy, and didn't say nothing for a minute. Then he +says: + +"Maybe I better not tell." + +"Why, Jim?" + +"Well, dey's reasons. But you wouldn' tell on me ef I uz to tell you, +would you, Huck?" + +"Blamed if I would, Jim." + +"Well, I b'lieve you, Huck. I--I RUN OFF." + +"Jim!" + +"But mind, you said you wouldn' tell--you know you said you wouldn' tell, +Huck." + +"Well, I did. I said I wouldn't, and I'll stick to it. Honest INJUN, I +will. People would call me a low-down Abolitionist and despise me for +keeping mum--but that don't make no difference. I ain't a-going to tell, +and I ain't a-going back there, anyways. So, now, le's know all about +it." + +"Well, you see, it 'uz dis way. Ole missus--dat's Miss Watson--she pecks +on me all de time, en treats me pooty rough, but she awluz said she +wouldn' sell me down to Orleans. But I noticed dey wuz a nigger trader +roun' de place considable lately, en I begin to git oneasy. Well, one +night I creeps to de do' pooty late, en de do' warn't quite shet, en I +hear old missus tell de widder she gwyne to sell me down to Orleans, but +she didn' want to, but she could git eight hund'd dollars for me, en it +'uz sich a big stack o' money she couldn' resis'. De widder she try to +git her to say she wouldn' do it, but I never waited to hear de res'. I +lit out mighty quick, I tell you. + +"I tuck out en shin down de hill, en 'spec to steal a skift 'long de sho' +som'ers 'bove de town, but dey wuz people a-stirring yit, so I hid in de +ole tumble-down cooper-shop on de bank to wait for everybody to go 'way. +Well, I wuz dah all night. Dey wuz somebody roun' all de time. 'Long +'bout six in de mawnin' skifts begin to go by, en 'bout eight er nine +every skift dat went 'long wuz talkin' 'bout how yo' pap come over to de +town en say you's killed. Dese las' skifts wuz full o' ladies en genlmen +a-goin' over for to see de place. Sometimes dey'd pull up at de sho' en +take a res' b'fo' dey started acrost, so by de talk I got to know all +'bout de killin'. I 'uz powerful sorry you's killed, Huck, but I ain't +no mo' now. + +"I laid dah under de shavin's all day. I 'uz hungry, but I warn't +afeard; bekase I knowed ole missus en de widder wuz goin' to start to de +camp-meet'n' right arter breakfas' en be gone all day, en dey knows I +goes off wid de cattle 'bout daylight, so dey wouldn' 'spec to see me +roun' de place, en so dey wouldn' miss me tell arter dark in de evenin'. +De yuther servants wouldn' miss me, kase dey'd shin out en take holiday +soon as de ole folks 'uz out'n de way. + +"Well, when it come dark I tuck out up de river road, en went 'bout two +mile er more to whah dey warn't no houses. I'd made up my mine 'bout +what I's agwyne to do. You see, ef I kep' on tryin' to git away afoot, +de dogs 'ud track me; ef I stole a skift to cross over, dey'd miss dat +skift, you see, en dey'd know 'bout whah I'd lan' on de yuther side, en +whah to pick up my track. So I says, a raff is what I's arter; it doan' +MAKE no track. + +"I see a light a-comin' roun' de p'int bymeby, so I wade' in en shove' a +log ahead o' me en swum more'n half way acrost de river, en got in +'mongst de drift-wood, en kep' my head down low, en kinder swum agin de +current tell de raff come along. Den I swum to de stern uv it en tuck +a-holt. It clouded up en 'uz pooty dark for a little while. So I clumb +up en laid down on de planks. De men 'uz all 'way yonder in de middle, +whah de lantern wuz. De river wuz a-risin', en dey wuz a good current; +so I reck'n'd 'at by fo' in de mawnin' I'd be twenty-five mile down de +river, en den I'd slip in jis b'fo' daylight en swim asho', en take to +de woods on de Illinois side. + +"But I didn' have no luck. When we 'uz mos' down to de head er de islan' +a man begin to come aft wid de lantern, I see it warn't no use fer to +wait, so I slid overboard en struck out fer de islan'. Well, I had a +notion I could lan' mos' anywhers, but I couldn't--bank too bluff. I 'uz +mos' to de foot er de islan' b'fo' I found' a good place. I went into de +woods en jedged I wouldn' fool wid raffs no mo', long as dey move de +lantern roun' so. I had my pipe en a plug er dog-leg, en some matches in +my cap, en dey warn't wet, so I 'uz all right." + +"And so you ain't had no meat nor bread to eat all this time? Why didn't +you get mud-turkles?" + +"How you gwyne to git 'm? You can't slip up on um en grab um; en how's a +body gwyne to hit um wid a rock? How could a body do it in de night? En +I warn't gwyne to show mysef on de bank in de daytime." + +"Well, that's so. You've had to keep in the woods all the time, of +course. Did you hear 'em shooting the cannon?" + +"Oh, yes. I knowed dey was arter you. I see um go by heah--watched um +thoo de bushes." + +Some young birds come along, flying a yard or two at a time and lighting. +Jim said it was a sign it was going to rain. He said it was a sign when +young chickens flew that way, and so he reckoned it was the same way when +young birds done it. I was going to catch some of them, but Jim wouldn't +let me. He said it was death. He said his father laid mighty sick once, +and some of them catched a bird, and his old granny said his father would +die, and he did. + +And Jim said you mustn't count the things you are going to cook for +dinner, because that would bring bad luck. The same if you shook the +table-cloth after sundown. And he said if a man owned a beehive and that +man died, the bees must be told about it before sun-up next morning, or +else the bees would all weaken down and quit work and die. Jim said bees +wouldn't sting idiots; but I didn't believe that, because I had tried +them lots of times myself, and they wouldn't sting me. + +I had heard about some of these things before, but not all of them. Jim +knowed all kinds of signs. He said he knowed most everything. I said it +looked to me like all the signs was about bad luck, and so I asked him if +there warn't any good-luck signs. He says: + +"Mighty few--an' DEY ain't no use to a body. What you want to know when +good luck's a-comin' for? Want to keep it off?" And he said: "Ef you's +got hairy arms en a hairy breas', it's a sign dat you's agwyne to be +rich. Well, dey's some use in a sign like dat, 'kase it's so fur ahead. +You see, maybe you's got to be po' a long time fust, en so you might git +discourage' en kill yo'sef 'f you didn' know by de sign dat you gwyne to +be rich bymeby." + +"Have you got hairy arms and a hairy breast, Jim?" + +"What's de use to ax dat question? Don't you see I has?" + +"Well, are you rich?" + +"No, but I ben rich wunst, and gwyne to be rich agin. Wunst I had foteen +dollars, but I tuck to specalat'n', en got busted out." + +"What did you speculate in, Jim?" + +"Well, fust I tackled stock." + +"What kind of stock?" + +"Why, live stock--cattle, you know. I put ten dollars in a cow. But I +ain' gwyne to resk no mo' money in stock. De cow up 'n' died on my +han's." + +"So you lost the ten dollars." + +"No, I didn't lose it all. I on'y los' 'bout nine of it. I sole de hide +en taller for a dollar en ten cents." + +"You had five dollars and ten cents left. Did you speculate any more?" + +"Yes. You know that one-laigged nigger dat b'longs to old Misto Bradish? +Well, he sot up a bank, en say anybody dat put in a dollar would git fo' +dollars mo' at de en' er de year. Well, all de niggers went in, but dey +didn't have much. I wuz de on'y one dat had much. So I stuck out for +mo' dan fo' dollars, en I said 'f I didn' git it I'd start a bank mysef. +Well, o' course dat nigger want' to keep me out er de business, bekase he +says dey warn't business 'nough for two banks, so he say I could put in +my five dollars en he pay me thirty-five at de en' er de year. + +"So I done it. Den I reck'n'd I'd inves' de thirty-five dollars right +off en keep things a-movin'. Dey wuz a nigger name' Bob, dat had ketched +a wood-flat, en his marster didn' know it; en I bought it off'n him en +told him to take de thirty-five dollars when de en' er de year come; but +somebody stole de wood-flat dat night, en nex day de one-laigged nigger +say de bank's busted. So dey didn' none uv us git no money." + +"What did you do with the ten cents, Jim?" + +"Well, I 'uz gwyne to spen' it, but I had a dream, en de dream tole me to +give it to a nigger name' Balum--Balum's Ass dey call him for short; he's +one er dem chuckleheads, you know. But he's lucky, dey say, en I see I +warn't lucky. De dream say let Balum inves' de ten cents en he'd make a +raise for me. Well, Balum he tuck de money, en when he wuz in church he +hear de preacher say dat whoever give to de po' len' to de Lord, en boun' +to git his money back a hund'd times. So Balum he tuck en give de ten +cents to de po', en laid low to see what wuz gwyne to come of it." + +"Well, what did come of it, Jim?" + +"Nuffn never come of it. I couldn' manage to k'leck dat money no way; en +Balum he couldn'. I ain' gwyne to len' no mo' money 'dout I see de +security. Boun' to git yo' money back a hund'd times, de preacher says! +Ef I could git de ten CENTS back, I'd call it squah, en be glad er de +chanst." + +"Well, it's all right anyway, Jim, long as you're going to be rich again +some time or other." + +"Yes; en I's rich now, come to look at it. I owns mysef, en I's wuth +eight hund'd dollars. I wisht I had de money, I wouldn' want no mo'." + + + + +CHAPTER IX. + +I WANTED to go and look at a place right about the middle of the island +that I'd found when I was exploring; so we started and soon got to it, +because the island was only three miles long and a quarter of a mile +wide. + +This place was a tolerable long, steep hill or ridge about forty foot +high. We had a rough time getting to the top, the sides was so steep and +the bushes so thick. We tramped and clumb around all over it, and by and +by found a good big cavern in the rock, most up to the top on the side +towards Illinois. The cavern was as big as two or three rooms bunched +together, and Jim could stand up straight in it. It was cool in there. +Jim was for putting our traps in there right away, but I said we didn't +want to be climbing up and down there all the time. + +Jim said if we had the canoe hid in a good place, and had all the traps +in the cavern, we could rush there if anybody was to come to the island, +and they would never find us without dogs. And, besides, he said them +little birds had said it was going to rain, and did I want the things to +get wet? + +So we went back and got the canoe, and paddled up abreast the cavern, and +lugged all the traps up there. Then we hunted up a place close by to +hide the canoe in, amongst the thick willows. We took some fish off of +the lines and set them again, and begun to get ready for dinner. + +The door of the cavern was big enough to roll a hogshead in, and on one +side of the door the floor stuck out a little bit, and was flat and a +good place to build a fire on. So we built it there and cooked dinner. + +We spread the blankets inside for a carpet, and eat our dinner in there. +We put all the other things handy at the back of the cavern. Pretty soon +it darkened up, and begun to thunder and lighten; so the birds was right +about it. Directly it begun to rain, and it rained like all fury, too, +and I never see the wind blow so. It was one of these regular summer +storms. It would get so dark that it looked all blue-black outside, and +lovely; and the rain would thrash along by so thick that the trees off a +little ways looked dim and spider-webby; and here would come a blast of +wind that would bend the trees down and turn up the pale underside of the +leaves; and then a perfect ripper of a gust would follow along and set +the branches to tossing their arms as if they was just wild; and next, +when it was just about the bluest and blackest--FST! it was as bright as +glory, and you'd have a little glimpse of tree-tops a-plunging about away +off yonder in the storm, hundreds of yards further than you could see +before; dark as sin again in a second, and now you'd hear the thunder let +go with an awful crash, and then go rumbling, grumbling, tumbling, down +the sky towards the under side of the world, like rolling empty barrels +down stairs--where it's long stairs and they bounce a good deal, you +know. + +"Jim, this is nice," I says. "I wouldn't want to be nowhere else but +here. Pass me along another hunk of fish and some hot corn-bread." + +"Well, you wouldn't a ben here 'f it hadn't a ben for Jim. You'd a ben +down dah in de woods widout any dinner, en gittn' mos' drownded, too; dat +you would, honey. Chickens knows when it's gwyne to rain, en so do de +birds, chile." + +The river went on raising and raising for ten or twelve days, till at +last it was over the banks. The water was three or four foot deep on the +island in the low places and on the Illinois bottom. On that side it was +a good many miles wide, but on the Missouri side it was the same old +distance across--a half a mile--because the Missouri shore was just a +wall of high bluffs. + +Daytimes we paddled all over the island in the canoe, It was mighty cool +and shady in the deep woods, even if the sun was blazing outside. We +went winding in and out amongst the trees, and sometimes the vines hung +so thick we had to back away and go some other way. Well, on every old +broken-down tree you could see rabbits and snakes and such things; and +when the island had been overflowed a day or two they got so tame, on +account of being hungry, that you could paddle right up and put your hand +on them if you wanted to; but not the snakes and turtles--they would +slide off in the water. The ridge our cavern was in was full of them. +We could a had pets enough if we'd wanted them. + +One night we catched a little section of a lumber raft--nice pine planks. +It was twelve foot wide and about fifteen or sixteen foot long, and the +top stood above water six or seven inches--a solid, level floor. We +could see saw-logs go by in the daylight sometimes, but we let them go; +we didn't show ourselves in daylight. + +Another night when we was up at the head of the island, just before +daylight, here comes a frame-house down, on the west side. She was a +two-story, and tilted over considerable. We paddled out and got aboard +--clumb in at an upstairs window. But it was too dark to see yet, so we +made the canoe fast and set in her to wait for daylight. + +The light begun to come before we got to the foot of the island. Then we +looked in at the window. We could make out a bed, and a table, and two +old chairs, and lots of things around about on the floor, and there was +clothes hanging against the wall. There was something laying on the +floor in the far corner that looked like a man. So Jim says: + +"Hello, you!" + +But it didn't budge. So I hollered again, and then Jim says: + +"De man ain't asleep--he's dead. You hold still--I'll go en see." + +He went, and bent down and looked, and says: + +"It's a dead man. Yes, indeedy; naked, too. He's ben shot in de back. +I reck'n he's ben dead two er three days. Come in, Huck, but doan' look +at his face--it's too gashly." + +I didn't look at him at all. Jim throwed some old rags over him, but he +needn't done it; I didn't want to see him. There was heaps of old greasy +cards scattered around over the floor, and old whisky bottles, and a +couple of masks made out of black cloth; and all over the walls was the +ignorantest kind of words and pictures made with charcoal. There was two +old dirty calico dresses, and a sun-bonnet, and some women's underclothes +hanging against the wall, and some men's clothing, too. We put the lot +into the canoe--it might come good. There was a boy's old speckled straw +hat on the floor; I took that, too. And there was a bottle that had had +milk in it, and it had a rag stopper for a baby to suck. We would a took +the bottle, but it was broke. There was a seedy old chest, and an old +hair trunk with the hinges broke. They stood open, but there warn't +nothing left in them that was any account. The way things was scattered +about we reckoned the people left in a hurry, and warn't fixed so as to +carry off most of their stuff. + +We got an old tin lantern, and a butcher-knife without any handle, and a +bran-new Barlow knife worth two bits in any store, and a lot of tallow +candles, and a tin candlestick, and a gourd, and a tin cup, and a ratty +old bedquilt off the bed, and a reticule with needles and pins and +beeswax and buttons and thread and all such truck in it, and a hatchet +and some nails, and a fishline as thick as my little finger with some +monstrous hooks on it, and a roll of buckskin, and a leather dog-collar, +and a horseshoe, and some vials of medicine that didn't have no label on +them; and just as we was leaving I found a tolerable good curry-comb, and +Jim he found a ratty old fiddle-bow, and a wooden leg. The straps was +broke off of it, but, barring that, it was a good enough leg, though it +was too long for me and not long enough for Jim, and we couldn't find the +other one, though we hunted all around. + +And so, take it all around, we made a good haul. When we was ready to +shove off we was a quarter of a mile below the island, and it was pretty +broad day; so I made Jim lay down in the canoe and cover up with the +quilt, because if he set up people could tell he was a nigger a good ways +off. I paddled over to the Illinois shore, and drifted down most a half +a mile doing it. I crept up the dead water under the bank, and hadn't no +accidents and didn't see nobody. We got home all safe. + + + + +CHAPTER X. + +AFTER breakfast I wanted to talk about the dead man and guess out how he +come to be killed, but Jim didn't want to. He said it would fetch bad +luck; and besides, he said, he might come and ha'nt us; he said a man +that warn't buried was more likely to go a-ha'nting around than one that +was planted and comfortable. That sounded pretty reasonable, so I didn't +say no more; but I couldn't keep from studying over it and wishing I +knowed who shot the man, and what they done it for. + +We rummaged the clothes we'd got, and found eight dollars in silver sewed +up in the lining of an old blanket overcoat. Jim said he reckoned the +people in that house stole the coat, because if they'd a knowed the money +was there they wouldn't a left it. I said I reckoned they killed him, +too; but Jim didn't want to talk about that. I says: + +"Now you think it's bad luck; but what did you say when I fetched in the +snake-skin that I found on the top of the ridge day before yesterday? +You said it was the worst bad luck in the world to touch a snake-skin +with my hands. Well, here's your bad luck! We've raked in all this +truck and eight dollars besides. I wish we could have some bad luck like +this every day, Jim." + +"Never you mind, honey, never you mind. Don't you git too peart. It's +a-comin'. Mind I tell you, it's a-comin'." + +It did come, too. It was a Tuesday that we had that talk. Well, after +dinner Friday we was laying around in the grass at the upper end of the +ridge, and got out of tobacco. I went to the cavern to get some, and +found a rattlesnake in there. I killed him, and curled him up on the +foot of Jim's blanket, ever so natural, thinking there'd be some fun when +Jim found him there. Well, by night I forgot all about the snake, and +when Jim flung himself down on the blanket while I struck a light the +snake's mate was there, and bit him. + +He jumped up yelling, and the first thing the light showed was the +varmint curled up and ready for another spring. I laid him out in a +second with a stick, and Jim grabbed pap's whisky-jug and begun to pour +it down. + +He was barefooted, and the snake bit him right on the heel. That all +comes of my being such a fool as to not remember that wherever you leave +a dead snake its mate always comes there and curls around it. Jim told +me to chop off the snake's head and throw it away, and then skin the body +and roast a piece of it. I done it, and he eat it and said it would help +cure him. He made me take off the rattles and tie them around his wrist, +too. He said that that would help. Then I slid out quiet and throwed +the snakes clear away amongst the bushes; for I warn't going to let Jim +find out it was all my fault, not if I could help it. + +Jim sucked and sucked at the jug, and now and then he got out of his head +and pitched around and yelled; but every time he come to himself he went +to sucking at the jug again. His foot swelled up pretty big, and so did +his leg; but by and by the drunk begun to come, and so I judged he was +all right; but I'd druther been bit with a snake than pap's whisky. + +Jim was laid up for four days and nights. Then the swelling was all gone +and he was around again. I made up my mind I wouldn't ever take a-holt +of a snake-skin again with my hands, now that I see what had come of it. +Jim said he reckoned I would believe him next time. And he said that +handling a snake-skin was such awful bad luck that maybe we hadn't got to +the end of it yet. He said he druther see the new moon over his left +shoulder as much as a thousand times than take up a snake-skin in his +hand. Well, I was getting to feel that way myself, though I've always +reckoned that looking at the new moon over your left shoulder is one of +the carelessest and foolishest things a body can do. Old Hank Bunker +done it once, and bragged about it; and in less than two years he got +drunk and fell off of the shot-tower, and spread himself out so that he +was just a kind of a layer, as you may say; and they slid him edgeways +between two barn doors for a coffin, and buried him so, so they say, but +I didn't see it. Pap told me. But anyway it all come of looking at the +moon that way, like a fool. + +Well, the days went along, and the river went down between its banks +again; and about the first thing we done was to bait one of the big hooks +with a skinned rabbit and set it and catch a catfish that was as big as a +man, being six foot two inches long, and weighed over two hundred pounds. +We couldn't handle him, of course; he would a flung us into Illinois. We +just set there and watched him rip and tear around till he drownded. We +found a brass button in his stomach and a round ball, and lots of +rubbage. We split the ball open with the hatchet, and there was a spool +in it. Jim said he'd had it there a long time, to coat it over so and +make a ball of it. It was as big a fish as was ever catched in the +Mississippi, I reckon. Jim said he hadn't ever seen a bigger one. He +would a been worth a good deal over at the village. They peddle out such +a fish as that by the pound in the market-house there; everybody buys +some of him; his meat's as white as snow and makes a good fry. + +Next morning I said it was getting slow and dull, and I wanted to get a +stirring up some way. I said I reckoned I would slip over the river and +find out what was going on. Jim liked that notion; but he said I must go +in the dark and look sharp. Then he studied it over and said, couldn't I +put on some of them old things and dress up like a girl? That was a good +notion, too. So we shortened up one of the calico gowns, and I turned up +my trouser-legs to my knees and got into it. Jim hitched it behind with +the hooks, and it was a fair fit. I put on the sun-bonnet and tied it +under my chin, and then for a body to look in and see my face was like +looking down a joint of stove-pipe. Jim said nobody would know me, even +in the daytime, hardly. I practiced around all day to get the hang of +the things, and by and by I could do pretty well in them, only Jim said I +didn't walk like a girl; and he said I must quit pulling up my gown to +get at my britches-pocket. I took notice, and done better. + +I started up the Illinois shore in the canoe just after dark. + +I started across to the town from a little below the ferry-landing, and +the drift of the current fetched me in at the bottom of the town. I tied +up and started along the bank. There was a light burning in a little +shanty that hadn't been lived in for a long time, and I wondered who had +took up quarters there. I slipped up and peeped in at the window. There +was a woman about forty year old in there knitting by a candle that was +on a pine table. I didn't know her face; she was a stranger, for you +couldn't start a face in that town that I didn't know. Now this was +lucky, because I was weakening; I was getting afraid I had come; people +might know my voice and find me out. But if this woman had been in such +a little town two days she could tell me all I wanted to know; so I +knocked at the door, and made up my mind I wouldn't forget I was a girl. + + + + +CHAPTER XI. + +"COME in," says the woman, and I did. She says: "Take a cheer." + +I done it. She looked me all over with her little shiny eyes, and says: + +"What might your name be?" + +"Sarah Williams." + +"Where 'bouts do you live? In this neighborhood?' + +"No'm. In Hookerville, seven mile below. I've walked all the way and +I'm all tired out." + +"Hungry, too, I reckon. I'll find you something." + +"No'm, I ain't hungry. I was so hungry I had to stop two miles below +here at a farm; so I ain't hungry no more. It's what makes me so late. +My mother's down sick, and out of money and everything, and I come to +tell my uncle Abner Moore. He lives at the upper end of the town, she +says. I hain't ever been here before. Do you know him?" + +"No; but I don't know everybody yet. I haven't lived here quite two +weeks. It's a considerable ways to the upper end of the town. You better +stay here all night. Take off your bonnet." + +"No," I says; "I'll rest a while, I reckon, and go on. I ain't afeared +of the dark." + +She said she wouldn't let me go by myself, but her husband would be in by +and by, maybe in a hour and a half, and she'd send him along with me. +Then she got to talking about her husband, and about her relations up the +river, and her relations down the river, and about how much better off +they used to was, and how they didn't know but they'd made a mistake +coming to our town, instead of letting well alone--and so on and so on, +till I was afeard I had made a mistake coming to her to find out what was +going on in the town; but by and by she dropped on to pap and the murder, +and then I was pretty willing to let her clatter right along. She told +about me and Tom Sawyer finding the six thousand dollars (only she got it +ten) and all about pap and what a hard lot he was, and what a hard lot I +was, and at last she got down to where I was murdered. I says: + +"Who done it? We've heard considerable about these goings on down in +Hookerville, but we don't know who 'twas that killed Huck Finn." + +"Well, I reckon there's a right smart chance of people HERE that'd like +to know who killed him. Some think old Finn done it himself." + +"No--is that so?" + +"Most everybody thought it at first. He'll never know how nigh he come +to getting lynched. But before night they changed around and judged it +was done by a runaway nigger named Jim." + +"Why HE--" + +I stopped. I reckoned I better keep still. She run on, and never +noticed I had put in at all: + +"The nigger run off the very night Huck Finn was killed. So there's a +reward out for him--three hundred dollars. And there's a reward out for +old Finn, too--two hundred dollars. You see, he come to town the morning +after the murder, and told about it, and was out with 'em on the +ferryboat hunt, and right away after he up and left. Before night they +wanted to lynch him, but he was gone, you see. Well, next day they found +out the nigger was gone; they found out he hadn't ben seen sence ten +o'clock the night the murder was done. So then they put it on him, you +see; and while they was full of it, next day, back comes old Finn, and +went boo-hooing to Judge Thatcher to get money to hunt for the nigger all +over Illinois with. The judge gave him some, and that evening he got +drunk, and was around till after midnight with a couple of mighty +hard-looking strangers, and then went off with them. Well, he hain't +come back sence, and they ain't looking for him back till this thing +blows over a little, for people thinks now that he killed his boy and +fixed things so folks would think robbers done it, and then he'd get +Huck's money without having to bother a long time with a lawsuit. People +do say he warn't any too good to do it. Oh, he's sly, I reckon. If he +don't come back for a year he'll be all right. You can't prove anything +on him, you know; everything will be quieted down then, and he'll walk in +Huck's money as easy as nothing." + +"Yes, I reckon so, 'm. I don't see nothing in the way of it. Has +everybody quit thinking the nigger done it?" + +"Oh, no, not everybody. A good many thinks he done it. But they'll get +the nigger pretty soon now, and maybe they can scare it out of him." + +"Why, are they after him yet?" + +"Well, you're innocent, ain't you! Does three hundred dollars lay around +every day for people to pick up? Some folks think the nigger ain't far +from here. I'm one of them--but I hain't talked it around. A few days +ago I was talking with an old couple that lives next door in the log +shanty, and they happened to say hardly anybody ever goes to that island +over yonder that they call Jackson's Island. Don't anybody live there? +says I. No, nobody, says they. I didn't say any more, but I done some +thinking. I was pretty near certain I'd seen smoke over there, about the +head of the island, a day or two before that, so I says to myself, like +as not that nigger's hiding over there; anyway, says I, it's worth the +trouble to give the place a hunt. I hain't seen any smoke sence, so I +reckon maybe he's gone, if it was him; but husband's going over to see +--him and another man. He was gone up the river; but he got back to-day, +and I told him as soon as he got here two hours ago." + +I had got so uneasy I couldn't set still. I had to do something with my +hands; so I took up a needle off of the table and went to threading it. +My hands shook, and I was making a bad job of it. When the woman stopped +talking I looked up, and she was looking at me pretty curious and smiling +a little. I put down the needle and thread, and let on to be interested +--and I was, too--and says: + +"Three hundred dollars is a power of money. I wish my mother could get +it. Is your husband going over there to-night?" + +"Oh, yes. He went up-town with the man I was telling you of, to get a +boat and see if they could borrow another gun. They'll go over after +midnight." + +"Couldn't they see better if they was to wait till daytime?" + +"Yes. And couldn't the nigger see better, too? After midnight he'll +likely be asleep, and they can slip around through the woods and hunt up +his camp fire all the better for the dark, if he's got one." + +"I didn't think of that." + +The woman kept looking at me pretty curious, and I didn't feel a bit +comfortable. Pretty soon she says" + +"What did you say your name was, honey?" + +"M--Mary Williams." + +Somehow it didn't seem to me that I said it was Mary before, so I didn't +look up--seemed to me I said it was Sarah; so I felt sort of cornered, +and was afeared maybe I was looking it, too. I wished the woman would +say something more; the longer she set still the uneasier I was. But now +she says: + +"Honey, I thought you said it was Sarah when you first come in?" + +"Oh, yes'm, I did. Sarah Mary Williams. Sarah's my first name. Some +calls me Sarah, some calls me Mary." + +"Oh, that's the way of it?" + +"Yes'm." + +I was feeling better then, but I wished I was out of there, anyway. I +couldn't look up yet. + +Well, the woman fell to talking about how hard times was, and how poor +they had to live, and how the rats was as free as if they owned the +place, and so forth and so on, and then I got easy again. She was right +about the rats. You'd see one stick his nose out of a hole in the corner +every little while. She said she had to have things handy to throw at +them when she was alone, or they wouldn't give her no peace. She showed +me a bar of lead twisted up into a knot, and said she was a good shot +with it generly, but she'd wrenched her arm a day or two ago, and didn't +know whether she could throw true now. But she watched for a chance, and +directly banged away at a rat; but she missed him wide, and said "Ouch!" +it hurt her arm so. Then she told me to try for the next one. I wanted +to be getting away before the old man got back, but of course I didn't +let on. I got the thing, and the first rat that showed his nose I let +drive, and if he'd a stayed where he was he'd a been a tolerable sick +rat. She said that was first-rate, and she reckoned I would hive the +next one. She went and got the lump of lead and fetched it back, and +brought along a hank of yarn which she wanted me to help her with. I +held up my two hands and she put the hank over them, and went on talking +about her and her husband's matters. But she broke off to say: + +"Keep your eye on the rats. You better have the lead in your lap, +handy." + +So she dropped the lump into my lap just at that moment, and I clapped my +legs together on it and she went on talking. But only about a minute. +Then she took off the hank and looked me straight in the face, and very +pleasant, and says: + +"Come, now, what's your real name?" + +"Wh--what, mum?" + +"What's your real name? Is it Bill, or Tom, or Bob?--or what is it?" + +I reckon I shook like a leaf, and I didn't know hardly what to do. But I +says: + +"Please to don't poke fun at a poor girl like me, mum. If I'm in the way +here, I'll--" + +"No, you won't. Set down and stay where you are. I ain't going to hurt +you, and I ain't going to tell on you, nuther. You just tell me your +secret, and trust me. I'll keep it; and, what's more, I'll help you. +So'll my old man if you want him to. You see, you're a runaway +'prentice, that's all. It ain't anything. There ain't no harm in it. +You've been treated bad, and you made up your mind to cut. Bless you, +child, I wouldn't tell on you. Tell me all about it now, that's a good +boy." + +So I said it wouldn't be no use to try to play it any longer, and I would +just make a clean breast and tell her everything, but she musn't go back +on her promise. Then I told her my father and mother was dead, and the +law had bound me out to a mean old farmer in the country thirty mile back +from the river, and he treated me so bad I couldn't stand it no longer; +he went away to be gone a couple of days, and so I took my chance and +stole some of his daughter's old clothes and cleared out, and I had been +three nights coming the thirty miles. I traveled nights, and hid +daytimes and slept, and the bag of bread and meat I carried from home +lasted me all the way, and I had a-plenty. I said I believed my uncle +Abner Moore would take care of me, and so that was why I struck out for +this town of Goshen. + +"Goshen, child? This ain't Goshen. This is St. Petersburg. Goshen's +ten mile further up the river. Who told you this was Goshen?" + +"Why, a man I met at daybreak this morning, just as I was going to turn +into the woods for my regular sleep. He told me when the roads forked I +must take the right hand, and five mile would fetch me to Goshen." + +"He was drunk, I reckon. He told you just exactly wrong." + +"Well, he did act like he was drunk, but it ain't no matter now. I got +to be moving along. I'll fetch Goshen before daylight." + +"Hold on a minute. I'll put you up a snack to eat. You might want it." + +So she put me up a snack, and says: + +"Say, when a cow's laying down, which end of her gets up first? Answer +up prompt now--don't stop to study over it. Which end gets up first?" + +"The hind end, mum." + +"Well, then, a horse?" + +"The for'rard end, mum." + +"Which side of a tree does the moss grow on?" + +"North side." + +"If fifteen cows is browsing on a hillside, how many of them eats with +their heads pointed the same direction?" + +"The whole fifteen, mum." + +"Well, I reckon you HAVE lived in the country. I thought maybe you was +trying to hocus me again. What's your real name, now?" + +"George Peters, mum." + +"Well, try to remember it, George. Don't forget and tell me it's +Elexander before you go, and then get out by saying it's George Elexander +when I catch you. And don't go about women in that old calico. You do a +girl tolerable poor, but you might fool men, maybe. Bless you, child, +when you set out to thread a needle don't hold the thread still and fetch +the needle up to it; hold the needle still and poke the thread at it; +that's the way a woman most always does, but a man always does t'other +way. And when you throw at a rat or anything, hitch yourself up a tiptoe +and fetch your hand up over your head as awkward as you can, and miss +your rat about six or seven foot. Throw stiff-armed from the shoulder, +like there was a pivot there for it to turn on, like a girl; not from the +wrist and elbow, with your arm out to one side, like a boy. And, mind +you, when a girl tries to catch anything in her lap she throws her knees +apart; she don't clap them together, the way you did when you catched the +lump of lead. Why, I spotted you for a boy when you was threading the +needle; and I contrived the other things just to make certain. Now trot +along to your uncle, Sarah Mary Williams George Elexander Peters, and if +you get into trouble you send word to Mrs. Judith Loftus, which is me, +and I'll do what I can to get you out of it. Keep the river road all the +way, and next time you tramp take shoes and socks with you. The river +road's a rocky one, and your feet'll be in a condition when you get to +Goshen, I reckon." + +I went up the bank about fifty yards, and then I doubled on my tracks and +slipped back to where my canoe was, a good piece below the house. I +jumped in, and was off in a hurry. I went up-stream far enough to make +the head of the island, and then started across. I took off the +sun-bonnet, for I didn't want no blinders on then. When I was about the +middle I heard the clock begin to strike, so I stops and listens; the +sound come faint over the water but clear--eleven. When I struck the +head of the island I never waited to blow, though I was most winded, but +I shoved right into the timber where my old camp used to be, and started +a good fire there on a high and dry spot. + +Then I jumped in the canoe and dug out for our place, a mile and a half +below, as hard as I could go. I landed, and slopped through the timber +and up the ridge and into the cavern. There Jim laid, sound asleep on +the ground. I roused him out and says: + +"Git up and hump yourself, Jim! There ain't a minute to lose. They're +after us!" + +Jim never asked no questions, he never said a word; but the way he worked +for the next half an hour showed about how he was scared. By that time +everything we had in the world was on our raft, and she was ready to be +shoved out from the willow cove where she was hid. We put out the camp +fire at the cavern the first thing, and didn't show a candle outside +after that. + +I took the canoe out from the shore a little piece, and took a look; but +if there was a boat around I couldn't see it, for stars and shadows ain't +good to see by. Then we got out the raft and slipped along down in the +shade, past the foot of the island dead still--never saying a word. + + + + +CHAPTER XII. + +IT must a been close on to one o'clock when we got below the island at +last, and the raft did seem to go mighty slow. If a boat was to come +along we was going to take to the canoe and break for the Illinois shore; +and it was well a boat didn't come, for we hadn't ever thought to put the +gun in the canoe, or a fishing-line, or anything to eat. We was in +ruther too much of a sweat to think of so many things. It warn't good +judgment to put EVERYTHING on the raft. + +If the men went to the island I just expect they found the camp fire I +built, and watched it all night for Jim to come. Anyways, they stayed +away from us, and if my building the fire never fooled them it warn't no +fault of mine. I played it as low down on them as I could. + +When the first streak of day began to show we tied up to a towhead in a +big bend on the Illinois side, and hacked off cottonwood branches with +the hatchet, and covered up the raft with them so she looked like there +had been a cave-in in the bank there. A tow-head is a sandbar that has +cottonwoods on it as thick as harrow-teeth. + +We had mountains on the Missouri shore and heavy timber on the Illinois +side, and the channel was down the Missouri shore at that place, so we +warn't afraid of anybody running across us. We laid there all day, and +watched the rafts and steamboats spin down the Missouri shore, and +up-bound steamboats fight the big river in the middle. I told Jim all +about the time I had jabbering with that woman; and Jim said she was a +smart one, and if she was to start after us herself she wouldn't set down +and watch a camp fire--no, sir, she'd fetch a dog. Well, then, I said, +why couldn't she tell her husband to fetch a dog? Jim said he bet she +did think of it by the time the men was ready to start, and he believed +they must a gone up-town to get a dog and so they lost all that time, or +else we wouldn't be here on a towhead sixteen or seventeen mile below the +village--no, indeedy, we would be in that same old town again. So I said +I didn't care what was the reason they didn't get us as long as they +didn't. + +When it was beginning to come on dark we poked our heads out of the +cottonwood thicket, and looked up and down and across; nothing in sight; +so Jim took up some of the top planks of the raft and built a snug wigwam +to get under in blazing weather and rainy, and to keep the things dry. +Jim made a floor for the wigwam, and raised it a foot or more above the +level of the raft, so now the blankets and all the traps was out of reach +of steamboat waves. Right in the middle of the wigwam we made a layer of +dirt about five or six inches deep with a frame around it for to hold it +to its place; this was to build a fire on in sloppy weather or chilly; +the wigwam would keep it from being seen. We made an extra steering-oar, +too, because one of the others might get broke on a snag or something. +We fixed up a short forked stick to hang the old lantern on, because we +must always light the lantern whenever we see a steamboat coming +down-stream, to keep from getting run over; but we wouldn't have to light +it for up-stream boats unless we see we was in what they call a +"crossing"; for the river was pretty high yet, very low banks being still +a little under water; so up-bound boats didn't always run the channel, +but hunted easy water. + +This second night we run between seven and eight hours, with a current +that was making over four mile an hour. We catched fish and talked, and +we took a swim now and then to keep off sleepiness. It was kind of +solemn, drifting down the big, still river, laying on our backs looking +up at the stars, and we didn't ever feel like talking loud, and it warn't +often that we laughed--only a little kind of a low chuckle. We had +mighty good weather as a general thing, and nothing ever happened to us +at all--that night, nor the next, nor the next. + +Every night we passed towns, some of them away up on black hillsides, +nothing but just a shiny bed of lights; not a house could you see. The +fifth night we passed St. Louis, and it was like the whole world lit up. +In St. Petersburg they used to say there was twenty or thirty thousand +people in St. Louis, but I never believed it till I see that wonderful +spread of lights at two o'clock that still night. There warn't a sound +there; everybody was asleep. + +Every night now I used to slip ashore towards ten o'clock at some little +village, and buy ten or fifteen cents' worth of meal or bacon or other +stuff to eat; and sometimes I lifted a chicken that warn't roosting +comfortable, and took him along. Pap always said, take a chicken when +you get a chance, because if you don't want him yourself you can easy +find somebody that does, and a good deed ain't ever forgot. I never see +pap when he didn't want the chicken himself, but that is what he used to +say, anyway. + +Mornings before daylight I slipped into cornfields and borrowed a +watermelon, or a mushmelon, or a punkin, or some new corn, or things of +that kind. Pap always said it warn't no harm to borrow things if you was +meaning to pay them back some time; but the widow said it warn't anything +but a soft name for stealing, and no decent body would do it. Jim said +he reckoned the widow was partly right and pap was partly right; so the +best way would be for us to pick out two or three things from the list +and say we wouldn't borrow them any more--then he reckoned it wouldn't be +no harm to borrow the others. So we talked it over all one night, +drifting along down the river, trying to make up our minds whether to +drop the watermelons, or the cantelopes, or the mushmelons, or what. But +towards daylight we got it all settled satisfactory, and concluded to +drop crabapples and p'simmons. We warn't feeling just right before that, +but it was all comfortable now. I was glad the way it come out, too, +because crabapples ain't ever good, and the p'simmons wouldn't be ripe +for two or three months yet. + +We shot a water-fowl now and then that got up too early in the morning or +didn't go to bed early enough in the evening. Take it all round, we +lived pretty high. + +The fifth night below St. Louis we had a big storm after midnight, with a +power of thunder and lightning, and the rain poured down in a solid +sheet. We stayed in the wigwam and let the raft take care of itself. +When the lightning glared out we could see a big straight river ahead, +and high, rocky bluffs on both sides. By and by says I, "Hel-LO, Jim, +looky yonder!" It was a steamboat that had killed herself on a rock. We +was drifting straight down for her. The lightning showed her very +distinct. She was leaning over, with part of her upper deck above water, +and you could see every little chimbly-guy clean and clear, and a chair +by the big bell, with an old slouch hat hanging on the back of it, when +the flashes come. + +Well, it being away in the night and stormy, and all so mysterious-like, +I felt just the way any other boy would a felt when I see that wreck +laying there so mournful and lonesome in the middle of the river. I +wanted to get aboard of her and slink around a little, and see what there +was there. So I says: + +"Le's land on her, Jim." + +But Jim was dead against it at first. He says: + +"I doan' want to go fool'n 'long er no wrack. We's doin' blame' well, en +we better let blame' well alone, as de good book says. Like as not dey's +a watchman on dat wrack." + +"Watchman your grandmother," I says; "there ain't nothing to watch but +the texas and the pilot-house; and do you reckon anybody's going to resk +his life for a texas and a pilot-house such a night as this, when it's +likely to break up and wash off down the river any minute?" Jim couldn't +say nothing to that, so he didn't try. "And besides," I says, "we might +borrow something worth having out of the captain's stateroom. Seegars, I +bet you--and cost five cents apiece, solid cash. Steamboat captains is +always rich, and get sixty dollars a month, and THEY don't care a cent +what a thing costs, you know, long as they want it. Stick a candle in +your pocket; I can't rest, Jim, till we give her a rummaging. Do you +reckon Tom Sawyer would ever go by this thing? Not for pie, he wouldn't. +He'd call it an adventure--that's what he'd call it; and he'd land on +that wreck if it was his last act. And wouldn't he throw style into it? +--wouldn't he spread himself, nor nothing? Why, you'd think it was +Christopher C'lumbus discovering Kingdom-Come. I wish Tom Sawyer WAS +here." + +Jim he grumbled a little, but give in. He said we mustn't talk any more +than we could help, and then talk mighty low. The lightning showed us +the wreck again just in time, and we fetched the stabboard derrick, and +made fast there. + +The deck was high out here. We went sneaking down the slope of it to +labboard, in the dark, towards the texas, feeling our way slow with our +feet, and spreading our hands out to fend off the guys, for it was so +dark we couldn't see no sign of them. Pretty soon we struck the forward +end of the skylight, and clumb on to it; and the next step fetched us in +front of the captain's door, which was open, and by Jimminy, away down +through the texas-hall we see a light! and all in the same second we seem +to hear low voices in yonder! + +Jim whispered and said he was feeling powerful sick, and told me to come +along. I says, all right, and was going to start for the raft; but just +then I heard a voice wail out and say: + +"Oh, please don't, boys; I swear I won't ever tell!" + +Another voice said, pretty loud: + +"It's a lie, Jim Turner. You've acted this way before. You always want +more'n your share of the truck, and you've always got it, too, because +you've swore 't if you didn't you'd tell. But this time you've said it +jest one time too many. You're the meanest, treacherousest hound in this +country." + +By this time Jim was gone for the raft. I was just a-biling with +curiosity; and I says to myself, Tom Sawyer wouldn't back out now, and so +I won't either; I'm a-going to see what's going on here. So I dropped on +my hands and knees in the little passage, and crept aft in the dark till +there warn't but one stateroom betwixt me and the cross-hall of the +texas. Then in there I see a man stretched on the floor and tied hand +and foot, and two men standing over him, and one of them had a dim +lantern in his hand, and the other one had a pistol. This one kept +pointing the pistol at the man's head on the floor, and saying: + +"I'd LIKE to! And I orter, too--a mean skunk!" + +The man on the floor would shrivel up and say, "Oh, please don't, Bill; I +hain't ever goin' to tell." + +And every time he said that the man with the lantern would laugh and say: + +"'Deed you AIN'T! You never said no truer thing 'n that, you bet you." +And once he said: "Hear him beg! and yit if we hadn't got the best of +him and tied him he'd a killed us both. And what FOR? Jist for noth'n. +Jist because we stood on our RIGHTS--that's what for. But I lay you +ain't a-goin' to threaten nobody any more, Jim Turner. Put UP that +pistol, Bill." + +Bill says: + +"I don't want to, Jake Packard. I'm for killin' him--and didn't he kill +old Hatfield jist the same way--and don't he deserve it?" + +"But I don't WANT him killed, and I've got my reasons for it." + +"Bless yo' heart for them words, Jake Packard! I'll never forgit you +long's I live!" says the man on the floor, sort of blubbering. + +Packard didn't take no notice of that, but hung up his lantern on a nail +and started towards where I was there in the dark, and motioned Bill to +come. I crawfished as fast as I could about two yards, but the boat +slanted so that I couldn't make very good time; so to keep from getting +run over and catched I crawled into a stateroom on the upper side. The +man came a-pawing along in the dark, and when Packard got to my +stateroom, he says: + +"Here--come in here." + +And in he come, and Bill after him. But before they got in I was up in +the upper berth, cornered, and sorry I come. Then they stood there, with +their hands on the ledge of the berth, and talked. I couldn't see them, +but I could tell where they was by the whisky they'd been having. I was +glad I didn't drink whisky; but it wouldn't made much difference anyway, +because most of the time they couldn't a treed me because I didn't +breathe. I was too scared. And, besides, a body COULDN'T breathe and +hear such talk. They talked low and earnest. Bill wanted to kill +Turner. He says: + +"He's said he'll tell, and he will. If we was to give both our shares to +him NOW it wouldn't make no difference after the row and the way we've +served him. Shore's you're born, he'll turn State's evidence; now you +hear ME. I'm for putting him out of his troubles." + +"So'm I," says Packard, very quiet. + +"Blame it, I'd sorter begun to think you wasn't. Well, then, that's all +right. Le's go and do it." + +"Hold on a minute; I hain't had my say yit. You listen to me. +Shooting's good, but there's quieter ways if the thing's GOT to be done. +But what I say is this: it ain't good sense to go court'n around after a +halter if you can git at what you're up to in some way that's jist as +good and at the same time don't bring you into no resks. Ain't that so?" + +"You bet it is. But how you goin' to manage it this time?" + +"Well, my idea is this: we'll rustle around and gather up whatever +pickins we've overlooked in the staterooms, and shove for shore and hide +the truck. Then we'll wait. Now I say it ain't a-goin' to be more'n two +hours befo' this wrack breaks up and washes off down the river. See? +He'll be drownded, and won't have nobody to blame for it but his own +self. I reckon that's a considerble sight better 'n killin' of him. I'm +unfavorable to killin' a man as long as you can git aroun' it; it ain't +good sense, it ain't good morals. Ain't I right?" + +"Yes, I reck'n you are. But s'pose she DON'T break up and wash off?" + +"Well, we can wait the two hours anyway and see, can't we?" + +"All right, then; come along." + +So they started, and I lit out, all in a cold sweat, and scrambled +forward. It was dark as pitch there; but I said, in a kind of a coarse +whisper, "Jim !" and he answered up, right at my elbow, with a sort of a +moan, and I says: + +"Quick, Jim, it ain't no time for fooling around and moaning; there's a +gang of murderers in yonder, and if we don't hunt up their boat and set +her drifting down the river so these fellows can't get away from the +wreck there's one of 'em going to be in a bad fix. But if we find their +boat we can put ALL of 'em in a bad fix--for the sheriff 'll get 'em. +Quick--hurry! I'll hunt the labboard side, you hunt the stabboard. +You start at the raft, and--" + +"Oh, my lordy, lordy! RAF'? Dey ain' no raf' no mo'; she done broke +loose en gone I--en here we is!" + + + + +CHAPTER XIII. + +WELL, I catched my breath and most fainted. Shut up on a wreck with such +a gang as that! But it warn't no time to be sentimentering. We'd GOT to +find that boat now--had to have it for ourselves. So we went a-quaking +and shaking down the stabboard side, and slow work it was, too--seemed a +week before we got to the stern. No sign of a boat. Jim said he didn't +believe he could go any further--so scared he hadn't hardly any strength +left, he said. But I said, come on, if we get left on this wreck we are +in a fix, sure. So on we prowled again. We struck for the stern of the +texas, and found it, and then scrabbled along forwards on the skylight, +hanging on from shutter to shutter, for the edge of the skylight was in +the water. When we got pretty close to the cross-hall door there was the +skiff, sure enough! I could just barely see her. I felt ever so +thankful. In another second I would a been aboard of her, but just then +the door opened. One of the men stuck his head out only about a couple +of foot from me, and I thought I was gone; but he jerked it in again, and +says: + +"Heave that blame lantern out o' sight, Bill!" + +He flung a bag of something into the boat, and then got in himself and +set down. It was Packard. Then Bill HE come out and got in. Packard +says, in a low voice: + +"All ready--shove off!" + +I couldn't hardly hang on to the shutters, I was so weak. But Bill says: + +"Hold on--'d you go through him?" + +"No. Didn't you?" + +"No. So he's got his share o' the cash yet." + +"Well, then, come along; no use to take truck and leave money." + +"Say, won't he suspicion what we're up to?" + +"Maybe he won't. But we got to have it anyway. Come along." + +So they got out and went in. + +The door slammed to because it was on the careened side; and in a half +second I was in the boat, and Jim come tumbling after me. I out with my +knife and cut the rope, and away we went! + +We didn't touch an oar, and we didn't speak nor whisper, nor hardly even +breathe. We went gliding swift along, dead silent, past the tip of the +paddle-box, and past the stern; then in a second or two more we was a +hundred yards below the wreck, and the darkness soaked her up, every last +sign of her, and we was safe, and knowed it. + +When we was three or four hundred yards down-stream we see the lantern +show like a little spark at the texas door for a second, and we knowed by +that that the rascals had missed their boat, and was beginning to +understand that they was in just as much trouble now as Jim Turner was. + +Then Jim manned the oars, and we took out after our raft. Now was the +first time that I begun to worry about the men--I reckon I hadn't had +time to before. I begun to think how dreadful it was, even for +murderers, to be in such a fix. I says to myself, there ain't no telling +but I might come to be a murderer myself yet, and then how would I like +it? So says I to Jim: + +"The first light we see we'll land a hundred yards below it or above it, +in a place where it's a good hiding-place for you and the skiff, and then +I'll go and fix up some kind of a yarn, and get somebody to go for that +gang and get them out of their scrape, so they can be hung when their +time comes." + +But that idea was a failure; for pretty soon it begun to storm again, and +this time worse than ever. The rain poured down, and never a light +showed; everybody in bed, I reckon. We boomed along down the river, +watching for lights and watching for our raft. After a long time the +rain let up, but the clouds stayed, and the lightning kept whimpering, +and by and by a flash showed us a black thing ahead, floating, and we +made for it. + +It was the raft, and mighty glad was we to get aboard of it again. We +seen a light now away down to the right, on shore. So I said I would go +for it. The skiff was half full of plunder which that gang had stole +there on the wreck. We hustled it on to the raft in a pile, and I told +Jim to float along down, and show a light when he judged he had gone +about two mile, and keep it burning till I come; then I manned my oars +and shoved for the light. As I got down towards it three or four more +showed--up on a hillside. It was a village. I closed in above the shore +light, and laid on my oars and floated. As I went by I see it was a +lantern hanging on the jackstaff of a double-hull ferryboat. I skimmed +around for the watchman, a-wondering whereabouts he slept; and by and by +I found him roosting on the bitts forward, with his head down between his +knees. I gave his shoulder two or three little shoves, and begun to cry. + +He stirred up in a kind of a startlish way; but when he see it was only +me he took a good gap and stretch, and then he says: + +"Hello, what's up? Don't cry, bub. What's the trouble?" + +I says: + +"Pap, and mam, and sis, and--" + +Then I broke down. He says: + +"Oh, dang it now, DON'T take on so; we all has to have our troubles, and +this 'n 'll come out all right. What's the matter with 'em?" + +"They're--they're--are you the watchman of the boat?" + +"Yes," he says, kind of pretty-well-satisfied like. "I'm the captain and +the owner and the mate and the pilot and watchman and head deck-hand; and +sometimes I'm the freight and passengers. I ain't as rich as old Jim +Hornback, and I can't be so blame' generous and good to Tom, Dick, and +Harry as what he is, and slam around money the way he does; but I've told +him a many a time 't I wouldn't trade places with him; for, says I, a +sailor's life's the life for me, and I'm derned if I'D live two mile out +o' town, where there ain't nothing ever goin' on, not for all his +spondulicks and as much more on top of it. Says I--" + +I broke in and says: + +"They're in an awful peck of trouble, and--" + +"WHO is?" + +"Why, pap and mam and sis and Miss Hooker; and if you'd take your +ferryboat and go up there--" + +"Up where? Where are they?" + +"On the wreck." + +"What wreck?" + +"Why, there ain't but one." + +"What, you don't mean the Walter Scott?" + +"Yes." + +"Good land! what are they doin' THERE, for gracious sakes?" + +"Well, they didn't go there a-purpose." + +"I bet they didn't! Why, great goodness, there ain't no chance for 'em +if they don't git off mighty quick! Why, how in the nation did they ever +git into such a scrape?" + +"Easy enough. Miss Hooker was a-visiting up there to the town--" + +"Yes, Booth's Landing--go on." + +"She was a-visiting there at Booth's Landing, and just in the edge of the +evening she started over with her nigger woman in the horse-ferry to stay +all night at her friend's house, Miss What-you-may-call-her I disremember +her name--and they lost their steering-oar, and swung around and went +a-floating down, stern first, about two mile, and saddle-baggsed on the +wreck, and the ferryman and the nigger woman and the horses was all lost, +but Miss Hooker she made a grab and got aboard the wreck. Well, about an +hour after dark we come along down in our trading-scow, and it was so +dark we didn't notice the wreck till we was right on it; and so WE +saddle-baggsed; but all of us was saved but Bill Whipple--and oh, he WAS +the best cretur !--I most wish 't it had been me, I do." + +"My George! It's the beatenest thing I ever struck. And THEN what did +you all do?" + +"Well, we hollered and took on, but it's so wide there we couldn't make +nobody hear. So pap said somebody got to get ashore and get help +somehow. I was the only one that could swim, so I made a dash for it, and +Miss Hooker she said if I didn't strike help sooner, come here and hunt +up her uncle, and he'd fix the thing. I made the land about a mile +below, and been fooling along ever since, trying to get people to do +something, but they said, 'What, in such a night and such a current? +There ain't no sense in it; go for the steam ferry.' Now if you'll go +and--" + +"By Jackson, I'd LIKE to, and, blame it, I don't know but I will; but who +in the dingnation's a-going' to PAY for it? Do you reckon your pap--" + +"Why THAT'S all right. Miss Hooker she tole me, PARTICULAR, that her +uncle Hornback--" + +"Great guns! is HE her uncle? Looky here, you break for that light over +yonder-way, and turn out west when you git there, and about a quarter of +a mile out you'll come to the tavern; tell 'em to dart you out to Jim +Hornback's, and he'll foot the bill. And don't you fool around any, +because he'll want to know the news. Tell him I'll have his niece all +safe before he can get to town. Hump yourself, now; I'm a-going up +around the corner here to roust out my engineer." + +I struck for the light, but as soon as he turned the corner I went back +and got into my skiff and bailed her out, and then pulled up shore in the +easy water about six hundred yards, and tucked myself in among some +woodboats; for I couldn't rest easy till I could see the ferryboat start. +But take it all around, I was feeling ruther comfortable on accounts of +taking all this trouble for that gang, for not many would a done it. I +wished the widow knowed about it. I judged she would be proud of me for +helping these rapscallions, because rapscallions and dead beats is the +kind the widow and good people takes the most interest in. + +Well, before long here comes the wreck, dim and dusky, sliding along +down! A kind of cold shiver went through me, and then I struck out for +her. She was very deep, and I see in a minute there warn't much chance +for anybody being alive in her. I pulled all around her and hollered a +little, but there wasn't any answer; all dead still. I felt a little bit +heavy-hearted about the gang, but not much, for I reckoned if they could +stand it I could. + +Then here comes the ferryboat; so I shoved for the middle of the river on +a long down-stream slant; and when I judged I was out of eye-reach I laid +on my oars, and looked back and see her go and smell around the wreck for +Miss Hooker's remainders, because the captain would know her uncle +Hornback would want them; and then pretty soon the ferryboat give it up +and went for the shore, and I laid into my work and went a-booming down +the river. + +It did seem a powerful long time before Jim's light showed up; and when +it did show it looked like it was a thousand mile off. By the time I got +there the sky was beginning to get a little gray in the east; so we +struck for an island, and hid the raft, and sunk the skiff, and turned in +and slept like dead people. + + + + +CHAPTER XIV. + +BY and by, when we got up, we turned over the truck the gang had stole +off of the wreck, and found boots, and blankets, and clothes, and all +sorts of other things, and a lot of books, and a spyglass, and three +boxes of seegars. We hadn't ever been this rich before in neither of our +lives. The seegars was prime. We laid off all the afternoon in the +woods talking, and me reading the books, and having a general good time. +I told Jim all about what happened inside the wreck and at the ferryboat, +and I said these kinds of things was adventures; but he said he didn't +want no more adventures. He said that when I went in the texas and he +crawled back to get on the raft and found her gone he nearly died, +because he judged it was all up with HIM anyway it could be fixed; for if +he didn't get saved he would get drownded; and if he did get saved, +whoever saved him would send him back home so as to get the reward, and +then Miss Watson would sell him South, sure. Well, he was right; he was +most always right; he had an uncommon level head for a nigger. + +I read considerable to Jim about kings and dukes and earls and such, and +how gaudy they dressed, and how much style they put on, and called each +other your majesty, and your grace, and your lordship, and so on, 'stead +of mister; and Jim's eyes bugged out, and he was interested. He says: + +"I didn' know dey was so many un um. I hain't hearn 'bout none un um, +skasely, but ole King Sollermun, onless you counts dem kings dat's in a +pack er k'yards. How much do a king git?" + +"Get?" I says; "why, they get a thousand dollars a month if they want +it; they can have just as much as they want; everything belongs to them." + +"AIN' dat gay? En what dey got to do, Huck?" + +"THEY don't do nothing! Why, how you talk! They just set around." + +"No; is dat so?" + +"Of course it is. They just set around--except, maybe, when there's a +war; then they go to the war. But other times they just lazy around; or +go hawking--just hawking and sp--Sh!--d' you hear a noise?" + +We skipped out and looked; but it warn't nothing but the flutter of a +steamboat's wheel away down, coming around the point; so we come back. + +"Yes," says I, "and other times, when things is dull, they fuss with the +parlyment; and if everybody don't go just so he whacks their heads off. +But mostly they hang round the harem." + +"Roun' de which?" + +"Harem." + +"What's de harem?" + +"The place where he keeps his wives. Don't you know about the harem? +Solomon had one; he had about a million wives." + +"Why, yes, dat's so; I--I'd done forgot it. A harem's a bo'd'n-house, I +reck'n. Mos' likely dey has rackety times in de nussery. En I reck'n de +wives quarrels considable; en dat 'crease de racket. Yit dey say +Sollermun de wises' man dat ever live'. I doan' take no stock in dat. +Bekase why: would a wise man want to live in de mids' er sich a +blim-blammin' all de time? No--'deed he wouldn't. A wise man 'ud take +en buil' a biler-factry; en den he could shet DOWN de biler-factry when +he want to res'." + +"Well, but he WAS the wisest man, anyway; because the widow she told me +so, her own self." + +"I doan k'yer what de widder say, he WARN'T no wise man nuther. He had +some er de dad-fetchedes' ways I ever see. Does you know 'bout dat chile +dat he 'uz gwyne to chop in two?" + +"Yes, the widow told me all about it." + +"WELL, den! Warn' dat de beatenes' notion in de worl'? You jes' take en +look at it a minute. Dah's de stump, dah--dat's one er de women; heah's +you--dat's de yuther one; I's Sollermun; en dish yer dollar bill's de +chile. Bofe un you claims it. What does I do? Does I shin aroun' +mongs' de neighbors en fine out which un you de bill DO b'long to, en +han' it over to de right one, all safe en soun', de way dat anybody dat +had any gumption would? No; I take en whack de bill in TWO, en give half +un it to you, en de yuther half to de yuther woman. Dat's de way +Sollermun was gwyne to do wid de chile. Now I want to ast you: what's +de use er dat half a bill?--can't buy noth'n wid it. En what use is a +half a chile? I wouldn' give a dern for a million un um." + +"But hang it, Jim, you've clean missed the point--blame it, you've missed +it a thousand mile." + +"Who? Me? Go 'long. Doan' talk to me 'bout yo' pints. I reck'n I +knows sense when I sees it; en dey ain' no sense in sich doin's as dat. +De 'spute warn't 'bout a half a chile, de 'spute was 'bout a whole chile; +en de man dat think he kin settle a 'spute 'bout a whole chile wid a half +a chile doan' know enough to come in out'n de rain. Doan' talk to me +'bout Sollermun, Huck, I knows him by de back." + +"But I tell you you don't get the point." + +"Blame de point! I reck'n I knows what I knows. En mine you, de REAL +pint is down furder--it's down deeper. It lays in de way Sollermun was +raised. You take a man dat's got on'y one or two chillen; is dat man +gwyne to be waseful o' chillen? No, he ain't; he can't 'ford it. HE +know how to value 'em. But you take a man dat's got 'bout five million +chillen runnin' roun' de house, en it's diffunt. HE as soon chop a chile +in two as a cat. Dey's plenty mo'. A chile er two, mo' er less, warn't +no consekens to Sollermun, dad fatch him!" + +I never see such a nigger. If he got a notion in his head once, there +warn't no getting it out again. He was the most down on Solomon of any +nigger I ever see. So I went to talking about other kings, and let +Solomon slide. I told about Louis Sixteenth that got his head cut off in +France long time ago; and about his little boy the dolphin, that would a +been a king, but they took and shut him up in jail, and some say he died +there. + +"Po' little chap." + +"But some says he got out and got away, and come to America." + +"Dat's good! But he'll be pooty lonesome--dey ain' no kings here, is +dey, Huck?" + +"No." + +"Den he cain't git no situation. What he gwyne to do?" + +"Well, I don't know. Some of them gets on the police, and some of them +learns people how to talk French." + +"Why, Huck, doan' de French people talk de same way we does?" + +"NO, Jim; you couldn't understand a word they said--not a single word." + +"Well, now, I be ding-busted! How do dat come?" + +"I don't know; but it's so. I got some of their jabber out of a book. +S'pose a man was to come to you and say Polly-voo-franzy--what would you +think?" + +"I wouldn' think nuff'n; I'd take en bust him over de head--dat is, if he +warn't white. I wouldn't 'low no nigger to call me dat." + +"Shucks, it ain't calling you anything. It's only saying, do you know +how to talk French?" + +"Well, den, why couldn't he SAY it?" + +"Why, he IS a-saying it. That's a Frenchman's WAY of saying it." + +"Well, it's a blame ridicklous way, en I doan' want to hear no mo' 'bout +it. Dey ain' no sense in it." + +"Looky here, Jim; does a cat talk like we do?" + +"No, a cat don't." + +"Well, does a cow?" + +"No, a cow don't, nuther." + +"Does a cat talk like a cow, or a cow talk like a cat?" + +"No, dey don't." + +"It's natural and right for 'em to talk different from each other, ain't +it?" + +"Course." + +"And ain't it natural and right for a cat and a cow to talk different +from US?" + +"Why, mos' sholy it is." + +"Well, then, why ain't it natural and right for a FRENCHMAN to talk +different from us? You answer me that." + +"Is a cat a man, Huck?" + +"No." + +"Well, den, dey ain't no sense in a cat talkin' like a man. Is a cow a +man?--er is a cow a cat?" + +"No, she ain't either of them." + +"Well, den, she ain't got no business to talk like either one er the +yuther of 'em. Is a Frenchman a man?" + +"Yes." + +"WELL, den! Dad blame it, why doan' he TALK like a man? You answer me +DAT!" + +I see it warn't no use wasting words--you can't learn a nigger to argue. +So I quit. + + + + +CHAPTER XV. + +WE judged that three nights more would fetch us to Cairo, at the bottom +of Illinois, where the Ohio River comes in, and that was what we was +after. We would sell the raft and get on a steamboat and go way up the +Ohio amongst the free States, and then be out of trouble. + +Well, the second night a fog begun to come on, and we made for a towhead +to tie to, for it wouldn't do to try to run in a fog; but when I paddled +ahead in the canoe, with the line to make fast, there warn't anything but +little saplings to tie to. I passed the line around one of them right on +the edge of the cut bank, but there was a stiff current, and the raft +come booming down so lively she tore it out by the roots and away she +went. I see the fog closing down, and it made me so sick and scared I +couldn't budge for most a half a minute it seemed to me--and then there +warn't no raft in sight; you couldn't see twenty yards. I jumped into +the canoe and run back to the stern, and grabbed the paddle and set her +back a stroke. But she didn't come. I was in such a hurry I hadn't +untied her. I got up and tried to untie her, but I was so excited my +hands shook so I couldn't hardly do anything with them. + +As soon as I got started I took out after the raft, hot and heavy, right +down the towhead. That was all right as far as it went, but the towhead +warn't sixty yards long, and the minute I flew by the foot of it I shot +out into the solid white fog, and hadn't no more idea which way I was +going than a dead man. + +Thinks I, it won't do to paddle; first I know I'll run into the bank or a +towhead or something; I got to set still and float, and yet it's mighty +fidgety business to have to hold your hands still at such a time. I +whooped and listened. Away down there somewheres I hears a small whoop, +and up comes my spirits. I went tearing after it, listening sharp to +hear it again. The next time it come I see I warn't heading for it, but +heading away to the right of it. And the next time I was heading away to +the left of it--and not gaining on it much either, for I was flying +around, this way and that and t'other, but it was going straight ahead +all the time. + +I did wish the fool would think to beat a tin pan, and beat it all the +time, but he never did, and it was the still places between the whoops +that was making the trouble for me. Well, I fought along, and directly I +hears the whoop BEHIND me. I was tangled good now. That was somebody +else's whoop, or else I was turned around. + +I throwed the paddle down. I heard the whoop again; it was behind me +yet, but in a different place; it kept coming, and kept changing its +place, and I kept answering, till by and by it was in front of me again, +and I knowed the current had swung the canoe's head down-stream, and I +was all right if that was Jim and not some other raftsman hollering. I +couldn't tell nothing about voices in a fog, for nothing don't look +natural nor sound natural in a fog. + +The whooping went on, and in about a minute I come a-booming down on a +cut bank with smoky ghosts of big trees on it, and the current throwed me +off to the left and shot by, amongst a lot of snags that fairly roared, +the currrent was tearing by them so swift. + +In another second or two it was solid white and still again. I set +perfectly still then, listening to my heart thump, and I reckon I didn't +draw a breath while it thumped a hundred. + +I just give up then. I knowed what the matter was. That cut bank was an +island, and Jim had gone down t'other side of it. It warn't no towhead +that you could float by in ten minutes. It had the big timber of a +regular island; it might be five or six miles long and more than half a +mile wide. + +I kept quiet, with my ears cocked, about fifteen minutes, I reckon. I +was floating along, of course, four or five miles an hour; but you don't +ever think of that. No, you FEEL like you are laying dead still on the +water; and if a little glimpse of a snag slips by you don't think to +yourself how fast YOU'RE going, but you catch your breath and think, my! +how that snag's tearing along. If you think it ain't dismal and lonesome +out in a fog that way by yourself in the night, you try it once--you'll +see. + +Next, for about a half an hour, I whoops now and then; at last I hears +the answer a long ways off, and tries to follow it, but I couldn't do it, +and directly I judged I'd got into a nest of towheads, for I had little +dim glimpses of them on both sides of me--sometimes just a narrow channel +between, and some that I couldn't see I knowed was there because I'd hear +the wash of the current against the old dead brush and trash that hung +over the banks. Well, I warn't long loosing the whoops down amongst the +towheads; and I only tried to chase them a little while, anyway, because +it was worse than chasing a Jack-o'-lantern. You never knowed a sound +dodge around so, and swap places so quick and so much. + +I had to claw away from the bank pretty lively four or five times, to +keep from knocking the islands out of the river; and so I judged the raft +must be butting into the bank every now and then, or else it would get +further ahead and clear out of hearing--it was floating a little faster +than what I was. + +Well, I seemed to be in the open river again by and by, but I couldn't +hear no sign of a whoop nowheres. I reckoned Jim had fetched up on a +snag, maybe, and it was all up with him. I was good and tired, so I laid +down in the canoe and said I wouldn't bother no more. I didn't want to +go to sleep, of course; but I was so sleepy I couldn't help it; so I +thought I would take jest one little cat-nap. + +But I reckon it was more than a cat-nap, for when I waked up the stars +was shining bright, the fog was all gone, and I was spinning down a big +bend stern first. First I didn't know where I was; I thought I was +dreaming; and when things began to come back to me they seemed to come up +dim out of last week. + +It was a monstrous big river here, with the tallest and the thickest kind +of timber on both banks; just a solid wall, as well as I could see by the +stars. I looked away down-stream, and seen a black speck on the water. +I took after it; but when I got to it it warn't nothing but a couple of +sawlogs made fast together. Then I see another speck, and chased that; +then another, and this time I was right. It was the raft. + +When I got to it Jim was setting there with his head down between his +knees, asleep, with his right arm hanging over the steering-oar. The +other oar was smashed off, and the raft was littered up with leaves and +branches and dirt. So she'd had a rough time. + +I made fast and laid down under Jim's nose on the raft, and began to gap, +and stretch my fists out against Jim, and says: + +"Hello, Jim, have I been asleep? Why didn't you stir me up?" + +"Goodness gracious, is dat you, Huck? En you ain' dead--you ain' +drownded--you's back agin? It's too good for true, honey, it's too +good for true. Lemme look at you chile, lemme feel o' you. No, you ain' +dead! you's back agin, 'live en soun', jis de same ole Huck--de same ole +Huck, thanks to goodness!" + +"What's the matter with you, Jim? You been a-drinking?" + +"Drinkin'? Has I ben a-drinkin'? Has I had a chance to be a-drinkin'?" + +"Well, then, what makes you talk so wild?" + +"How does I talk wild?" + +"HOW? Why, hain't you been talking about my coming back, and all that +stuff, as if I'd been gone away?" + +"Huck--Huck Finn, you look me in de eye; look me in de eye. HAIN'T you +ben gone away?" + +"Gone away? Why, what in the nation do you mean? I hain't been gone +anywheres. Where would I go to?" + +"Well, looky here, boss, dey's sumf'n wrong, dey is. Is I ME, or who IS +I? Is I heah, or whah IS I? Now dat's what I wants to know." + +"Well, I think you're here, plain enough, but I think you're a +tangle-headed old fool, Jim." + +"I is, is I? Well, you answer me dis: Didn't you tote out de line in de +canoe fer to make fas' to de tow-head?" + +"No, I didn't. What tow-head? I hain't see no tow-head." + +"You hain't seen no towhead? Looky here, didn't de line pull loose en de +raf' go a-hummin' down de river, en leave you en de canoe behine in de +fog?" + +"What fog?" + +"Why, de fog!--de fog dat's been aroun' all night. En didn't you whoop, +en didn't I whoop, tell we got mix' up in de islands en one un us got +los' en t'other one was jis' as good as los', 'kase he didn' know whah he +wuz? En didn't I bust up agin a lot er dem islands en have a turrible +time en mos' git drownded? Now ain' dat so, boss--ain't it so? You +answer me dat." + +"Well, this is too many for me, Jim. I hain't seen no fog, nor no +islands, nor no troubles, nor nothing. I been setting here talking with +you all night till you went to sleep about ten minutes ago, and I reckon +I done the same. You couldn't a got drunk in that time, so of course +you've been dreaming." + +"Dad fetch it, how is I gwyne to dream all dat in ten minutes?" + +"Well, hang it all, you did dream it, because there didn't any of it +happen." + +"But, Huck, it's all jis' as plain to me as--" + +"It don't make no difference how plain it is; there ain't nothing in it. +I know, because I've been here all the time." + +Jim didn't say nothing for about five minutes, but set there studying +over it. Then he says: + +"Well, den, I reck'n I did dream it, Huck; but dog my cats ef it ain't de +powerfullest dream I ever see. En I hain't ever had no dream b'fo' dat's +tired me like dis one." + +"Oh, well, that's all right, because a dream does tire a body like +everything sometimes. But this one was a staving dream; tell me all +about it, Jim." + +So Jim went to work and told me the whole thing right through, just as it +happened, only he painted it up considerable. Then he said he must start +in and "'terpret" it, because it was sent for a warning. He said the +first towhead stood for a man that would try to do us some good, but the +current was another man that would get us away from him. The whoops was +warnings that would come to us every now and then, and if we didn't try +hard to make out to understand them they'd just take us into bad luck, +'stead of keeping us out of it. The lot of towheads was troubles we was +going to get into with quarrelsome people and all kinds of mean folks, +but if we minded our business and didn't talk back and aggravate them, we +would pull through and get out of the fog and into the big clear river, +which was the free States, and wouldn't have no more trouble. + +It had clouded up pretty dark just after I got on to the raft, but it was +clearing up again now. + +"Oh, well, that's all interpreted well enough as far as it goes, Jim," I +says; "but what does THESE things stand for?" + +It was the leaves and rubbish on the raft and the smashed oar. You could +see them first-rate now. + +Jim looked at the trash, and then looked at me, and back at the trash +again. He had got the dream fixed so strong in his head that he couldn't +seem to shake it loose and get the facts back into its place again right +away. But when he did get the thing straightened around he looked at me +steady without ever smiling, and says: + +"What do dey stan' for? I'se gwyne to tell you. When I got all wore out +wid work, en wid de callin' for you, en went to sleep, my heart wuz mos' +broke bekase you wuz los', en I didn' k'yer no' mo' what become er me en +de raf'. En when I wake up en fine you back agin, all safe en soun', de +tears come, en I could a got down on my knees en kiss yo' foot, I's so +thankful. En all you wuz thinkin' 'bout wuz how you could make a fool uv +ole Jim wid a lie. Dat truck dah is TRASH; en trash is what people is +dat puts dirt on de head er dey fren's en makes 'em ashamed." + +Then he got up slow and walked to the wigwam, and went in there without +saying anything but that. But that was enough. It made me feel so mean +I could almost kissed HIS foot to get him to take it back. + +It was fifteen minutes before I could work myself up to go and humble +myself to a nigger; but I done it, and I warn't ever sorry for it +afterwards, neither. I didn't do him no more mean tricks, and I wouldn't +done that one if I'd a knowed it would make him feel that way. + + + + +CHAPTER XVI. + +WE slept most all day, and started out at night, a little ways behind a +monstrous long raft that was as long going by as a procession. She had +four long sweeps at each end, so we judged she carried as many as thirty +men, likely. She had five big wigwams aboard, wide apart, and an open +camp fire in the middle, and a tall flag-pole at each end. There was a +power of style about her. It AMOUNTED to something being a raftsman on +such a craft as that. + +We went drifting down into a big bend, and the night clouded up and got +hot. The river was very wide, and was walled with solid timber on both +sides; you couldn't see a break in it hardly ever, or a light. We talked +about Cairo, and wondered whether we would know it when we got to it. I +said likely we wouldn't, because I had heard say there warn't but about a +dozen houses there, and if they didn't happen to have them lit up, how +was we going to know we was passing a town? Jim said if the two big +rivers joined together there, that would show. But I said maybe we might +think we was passing the foot of an island and coming into the same old +river again. That disturbed Jim--and me too. So the question was, what +to do? I said, paddle ashore the first time a light showed, and tell +them pap was behind, coming along with a trading-scow, and was a green +hand at the business, and wanted to know how far it was to Cairo. Jim +thought it was a good idea, so we took a smoke on it and waited. + +There warn't nothing to do now but to look out sharp for the town, and +not pass it without seeing it. He said he'd be mighty sure to see it, +because he'd be a free man the minute he seen it, but if he missed it +he'd be in a slave country again and no more show for freedom. Every +little while he jumps up and says: + +"Dah she is?" + +But it warn't. It was Jack-o'-lanterns, or lightning bugs; so he set +down again, and went to watching, same as before. Jim said it made him +all over trembly and feverish to be so close to freedom. Well, I can +tell you it made me all over trembly and feverish, too, to hear him, +because I begun to get it through my head that he WAS most free--and who +was to blame for it? Why, ME. I couldn't get that out of my conscience, +no how nor no way. It got to troubling me so I couldn't rest; I couldn't +stay still in one place. It hadn't ever come home to me before, what +this thing was that I was doing. But now it did; and it stayed with me, +and scorched me more and more. I tried to make out to myself that I +warn't to blame, because I didn't run Jim off from his rightful owner; +but it warn't no use, conscience up and says, every time, "But you knowed +he was running for his freedom, and you could a paddled ashore and told +somebody." That was so--I couldn't get around that noway. That was +where it pinched. Conscience says to me, "What had poor Miss Watson done +to you that you could see her nigger go off right under your eyes and +never say one single word? What did that poor old woman do to you that +you could treat her so mean? Why, she tried to learn you your book, she +tried to learn you your manners, she tried to be good to you every way +she knowed how. THAT'S what she done." + +I got to feeling so mean and so miserable I most wished I was dead. I +fidgeted up and down the raft, abusing myself to myself, and Jim was +fidgeting up and down past me. We neither of us could keep still. Every +time he danced around and says, "Dah's Cairo!" it went through me like a +shot, and I thought if it WAS Cairo I reckoned I would die of +miserableness. + +Jim talked out loud all the time while I was talking to myself. He was +saying how the first thing he would do when he got to a free State he +would go to saving up money and never spend a single cent, and when he +got enough he would buy his wife, which was owned on a farm close to +where Miss Watson lived; and then they would both work to buy the two +children, and if their master wouldn't sell them, they'd get an +Ab'litionist to go and steal them. + +It most froze me to hear such talk. He wouldn't ever dared to talk such +talk in his life before. Just see what a difference it made in him the +minute he judged he was about free. It was according to the old saying, +"Give a nigger an inch and he'll take an ell." Thinks I, this is what +comes of my not thinking. Here was this nigger, which I had as good as +helped to run away, coming right out flat-footed and saying he would +steal his children--children that belonged to a man I didn't even know; a +man that hadn't ever done me no harm. + +I was sorry to hear Jim say that, it was such a lowering of him. My +conscience got to stirring me up hotter than ever, until at last I says +to it, "Let up on me--it ain't too late yet--I'll paddle ashore at the +first light and tell." I felt easy and happy and light as a feather +right off. All my troubles was gone. I went to looking out sharp for a +light, and sort of singing to myself. By and by one showed. Jim sings +out: + +"We's safe, Huck, we's safe! Jump up and crack yo' heels! Dat's de good +ole Cairo at las', I jis knows it!" + +I says: + +"I'll take the canoe and go and see, Jim. It mightn't be, you know." + +He jumped and got the canoe ready, and put his old coat in the bottom for +me to set on, and give me the paddle; and as I shoved off, he says: + +"Pooty soon I'll be a-shout'n' for joy, en I'll say, it's all on accounts +o' Huck; I's a free man, en I couldn't ever ben free ef it hadn' ben for +Huck; Huck done it. Jim won't ever forgit you, Huck; you's de bes' fren' +Jim's ever had; en you's de ONLY fren' ole Jim's got now." + +I was paddling off, all in a sweat to tell on him; but when he says this, +it seemed to kind of take the tuck all out of me. I went along slow +then, and I warn't right down certain whether I was glad I started or +whether I warn't. When I was fifty yards off, Jim says: + +"Dah you goes, de ole true Huck; de on'y white genlman dat ever kep' his +promise to ole Jim." + +Well, I just felt sick. But I says, I GOT to do it--I can't get OUT of +it. Right then along comes a skiff with two men in it with guns, and +they stopped and I stopped. One of them says: + +"What's that yonder?" + +"A piece of a raft," I says. + +"Do you belong on it?" + +"Yes, sir." + +"Any men on it?" + +"Only one, sir." + +"Well, there's five niggers run off to-night up yonder, above the head of +the bend. Is your man white or black?" + +I didn't answer up prompt. I tried to, but the words wouldn't come. I +tried for a second or two to brace up and out with it, but I warn't man +enough--hadn't the spunk of a rabbit. I see I was weakening; so I just +give up trying, and up and says: + +"He's white." + +"I reckon we'll go and see for ourselves." + +"I wish you would," says I, "because it's pap that's there, and maybe +you'd help me tow the raft ashore where the light is. He's sick--and so +is mam and Mary Ann." + +"Oh, the devil! we're in a hurry, boy. But I s'pose we've got to. Come, +buckle to your paddle, and let's get along." + +I buckled to my paddle and they laid to their oars. When we had made a +stroke or two, I says: + +"Pap'll be mighty much obleeged to you, I can tell you. Everybody goes +away when I want them to help me tow the raft ashore, and I can't do it +by myself." + +"Well, that's infernal mean. Odd, too. Say, boy, what's the matter with +your father?" + +"It's the--a--the--well, it ain't anything much." + +They stopped pulling. It warn't but a mighty little ways to the raft +now. One says: + +"Boy, that's a lie. What IS the matter with your pap? Answer up square +now, and it'll be the better for you." + +"I will, sir, I will, honest--but don't leave us, please. It's the--the +--Gentlemen, if you'll only pull ahead, and let me heave you the +headline, you won't have to come a-near the raft--please do." + +"Set her back, John, set her back!" says one. They backed water. "Keep +away, boy--keep to looard. Confound it, I just expect the wind has +blowed it to us. Your pap's got the small-pox, and you know it precious +well. Why didn't you come out and say so? Do you want to spread it all +over?" + +"Well," says I, a-blubbering, "I've told everybody before, and they just +went away and left us." + +"Poor devil, there's something in that. We are right down sorry for you, +but we--well, hang it, we don't want the small-pox, you see. Look here, +I'll tell you what to do. Don't you try to land by yourself, or you'll +smash everything to pieces. You float along down about twenty miles, and +you'll come to a town on the left-hand side of the river. It will be +long after sun-up then, and when you ask for help you tell them your +folks are all down with chills and fever. Don't be a fool again, and let +people guess what is the matter. Now we're trying to do you a kindness; +so you just put twenty miles between us, that's a good boy. It wouldn't +do any good to land yonder where the light is--it's only a wood-yard. +Say, I reckon your father's poor, and I'm bound to say he's in pretty +hard luck. Here, I'll put a twenty-dollar gold piece on this board, and +you get it when it floats by. I feel mighty mean to leave you; but my +kingdom! it won't do to fool with small-pox, don't you see?" + +"Hold on, Parker," says the other man, "here's a twenty to put on the +board for me. Good-bye, boy; you do as Mr. Parker told you, and you'll +be all right." + +"That's so, my boy--good-bye, good-bye. If you see any runaway niggers +you get help and nab them, and you can make some money by it." + +"Good-bye, sir," says I; "I won't let no runaway niggers get by me if I +can help it." + +They went off and I got aboard the raft, feeling bad and low, because I +knowed very well I had done wrong, and I see it warn't no use for me to +try to learn to do right; a body that don't get STARTED right when he's +little ain't got no show--when the pinch comes there ain't nothing to +back him up and keep him to his work, and so he gets beat. Then I +thought a minute, and says to myself, hold on; s'pose you'd a done right +and give Jim up, would you felt better than what you do now? No, says I, +I'd feel bad--I'd feel just the same way I do now. Well, then, says I, +what's the use you learning to do right when it's troublesome to do right +and ain't no trouble to do wrong, and the wages is just the same? I was +stuck. I couldn't answer that. So I reckoned I wouldn't bother no more +about it, but after this always do whichever come handiest at the time. + +I went into the wigwam; Jim warn't there. I looked all around; he warn't +anywhere. I says: + +"Jim!" + +"Here I is, Huck. Is dey out o' sight yit? Don't talk loud." + +He was in the river under the stern oar, with just his nose out. I told +him they were out of sight, so he come aboard. He says: + +"I was a-listenin' to all de talk, en I slips into de river en was gwyne +to shove for sho' if dey come aboard. Den I was gwyne to swim to de raf' +agin when dey was gone. But lawsy, how you did fool 'em, Huck! Dat WUZ +de smartes' dodge! I tell you, chile, I'spec it save' ole Jim--ole Jim +ain't going to forgit you for dat, honey." + +Then we talked about the money. It was a pretty good raise--twenty +dollars apiece. Jim said we could take deck passage on a steamboat now, +and the money would last us as far as we wanted to go in the free States. +He said twenty mile more warn't far for the raft to go, but he wished we +was already there. + +Towards daybreak we tied up, and Jim was mighty particular about hiding +the raft good. Then he worked all day fixing things in bundles, and +getting all ready to quit rafting. + +That night about ten we hove in sight of the lights of a town away down +in a left-hand bend. + +I went off in the canoe to ask about it. Pretty soon I found a man out +in the river with a skiff, setting a trot-line. I ranged up and says: + +"Mister, is that town Cairo?" + +"Cairo? no. You must be a blame' fool." + +"What town is it, mister?" + +"If you want to know, go and find out. If you stay here botherin' around +me for about a half a minute longer you'll get something you won't want." + +I paddled to the raft. Jim was awful disappointed, but I said never +mind, Cairo would be the next place, I reckoned. + +We passed another town before daylight, and I was going out again; but it +was high ground, so I didn't go. No high ground about Cairo, Jim said. +I had forgot it. We laid up for the day on a towhead tolerable close to +the left-hand bank. I begun to suspicion something. So did Jim. I +says: + +"Maybe we went by Cairo in the fog that night." + +He says: + +"Doan' le's talk about it, Huck. Po' niggers can't have no luck. I +awluz 'spected dat rattlesnake-skin warn't done wid its work." + +"I wish I'd never seen that snake-skin, Jim--I do wish I'd never laid +eyes on it." + +"It ain't yo' fault, Huck; you didn' know. Don't you blame yo'self 'bout +it." + +When it was daylight, here was the clear Ohio water inshore, sure enough, +and outside was the old regular Muddy! So it was all up with Cairo. + +We talked it all over. It wouldn't do to take to the shore; we couldn't +take the raft up the stream, of course. There warn't no way but to wait +for dark, and start back in the canoe and take the chances. So we slept +all day amongst the cottonwood thicket, so as to be fresh for the work, +and when we went back to the raft about dark the canoe was gone! + +We didn't say a word for a good while. There warn't anything to say. We +both knowed well enough it was some more work of the rattlesnake-skin; so +what was the use to talk about it? It would only look like we was +finding fault, and that would be bound to fetch more bad luck--and keep +on fetching it, too, till we knowed enough to keep still. + +By and by we talked about what we better do, and found there warn't no +way but just to go along down with the raft till we got a chance to buy a +canoe to go back in. We warn't going to borrow it when there warn't +anybody around, the way pap would do, for that might set people after us. + +So we shoved out after dark on the raft. + +Anybody that don't believe yet that it's foolishness to handle a +snake-skin, after all that that snake-skin done for us, will believe +it now if they read on and see what more it done for us. + +The place to buy canoes is off of rafts laying up at shore. But we +didn't see no rafts laying up; so we went along during three hours and +more. Well, the night got gray and ruther thick, which is the next +meanest thing to fog. You can't tell the shape of the river, and you +can't see no distance. It got to be very late and still, and then along +comes a steamboat up the river. We lit the lantern, and judged she would +see it. Up-stream boats didn't generly come close to us; they go out and +follow the bars and hunt for easy water under the reefs; but nights like +this they bull right up the channel against the whole river. + +We could hear her pounding along, but we didn't see her good till she was +close. She aimed right for us. Often they do that and try to see how +close they can come without touching; sometimes the wheel bites off a +sweep, and then the pilot sticks his head out and laughs, and thinks he's +mighty smart. Well, here she comes, and we said she was going to try and +shave us; but she didn't seem to be sheering off a bit. She was a big +one, and she was coming in a hurry, too, looking like a black cloud with +rows of glow-worms around it; but all of a sudden she bulged out, big and +scary, with a long row of wide-open furnace doors shining like red-hot +teeth, and her monstrous bows and guards hanging right over us. There +was a yell at us, and a jingling of bells to stop the engines, a powwow +of cussing, and whistling of steam--and as Jim went overboard on one side +and I on the other, she come smashing straight through the raft. + +I dived--and I aimed to find the bottom, too, for a thirty-foot wheel had +got to go over me, and I wanted it to have plenty of room. I could +always stay under water a minute; this time I reckon I stayed under a +minute and a half. Then I bounced for the top in a hurry, for I was +nearly busting. I popped out to my armpits and blowed the water out of +my nose, and puffed a bit. Of course there was a booming current; and of +course that boat started her engines again ten seconds after she stopped +them, for they never cared much for raftsmen; so now she was churning +along up the river, out of sight in the thick weather, though I could +hear her. + +I sung out for Jim about a dozen times, but I didn't get any answer; so I +grabbed a plank that touched me while I was "treading water," and struck +out for shore, shoving it ahead of me. But I made out to see that the +drift of the current was towards the left-hand shore, which meant that I +was in a crossing; so I changed off and went that way. + +It was one of these long, slanting, two-mile crossings; so I was a good +long time in getting over. I made a safe landing, and clumb up the bank. +I couldn't see but a little ways, but I went poking along over rough +ground for a quarter of a mile or more, and then I run across a big +old-fashioned double log-house before I noticed it. I was going to rush +by and get away, but a lot of dogs jumped out and went to howling and +barking at me, and I knowed better than to move another peg. + + + + +CHAPTER XVII. + +IN about a minute somebody spoke out of a window without putting his head +out, and says: + +"Be done, boys! Who's there?" + +I says: + +"It's me." + +"Who's me?" + +"George Jackson, sir." + +"What do you want?" + +"I don't want nothing, sir. I only want to go along by, but the dogs +won't let me." + +"What are you prowling around here this time of night for--hey?" + +"I warn't prowling around, sir, I fell overboard off of the steamboat." + +"Oh, you did, did you? Strike a light there, somebody. What did you say +your name was?" + +"George Jackson, sir. I'm only a boy." + +"Look here, if you're telling the truth you needn't be afraid--nobody'll +hurt you. But don't try to budge; stand right where you are. Rouse out +Bob and Tom, some of you, and fetch the guns. George Jackson, is there +anybody with you?" + +"No, sir, nobody." + +I heard the people stirring around in the house now, and see a light. +The man sung out: + +"Snatch that light away, Betsy, you old fool--ain't you got any sense? +Put it on the floor behind the front door. Bob, if you and Tom are +ready, take your places." + +"All ready." + +"Now, George Jackson, do you know the Shepherdsons?" + +"No, sir; I never heard of them." + +"Well, that may be so, and it mayn't. Now, all ready. Step forward, +George Jackson. And mind, don't you hurry--come mighty slow. If there's +anybody with you, let him keep back--if he shows himself he'll be shot. +Come along now. Come slow; push the door open yourself--just enough to +squeeze in, d' you hear?" + +I didn't hurry; I couldn't if I'd a wanted to. I took one slow step at a +time and there warn't a sound, only I thought I could hear my heart. The +dogs were as still as the humans, but they followed a little behind me. +When I got to the three log doorsteps I heard them unlocking and +unbarring and unbolting. I put my hand on the door and pushed it a +little and a little more till somebody said, "There, that's enough--put +your head in." I done it, but I judged they would take it off. + +The candle was on the floor, and there they all was, looking at me, and +me at them, for about a quarter of a minute: Three big men with guns +pointed at me, which made me wince, I tell you; the oldest, gray and +about sixty, the other two thirty or more--all of them fine and handsome +--and the sweetest old gray-headed lady, and back of her two young women +which I couldn't see right well. The old gentleman says: + +"There; I reckon it's all right. Come in." + +As soon as I was in the old gentleman he locked the door and barred it +and bolted it, and told the young men to come in with their guns, and +they all went in a big parlor that had a new rag carpet on the floor, and +got together in a corner that was out of the range of the front windows +--there warn't none on the side. They held the candle, and took a good +look at me, and all said, "Why, HE ain't a Shepherdson--no, there ain't +any Shepherdson about him." Then the old man said he hoped I wouldn't +mind being searched for arms, because he didn't mean no harm by it--it +was only to make sure. So he didn't pry into my pockets, but only felt +outside with his hands, and said it was all right. He told me to make +myself easy and at home, and tell all about myself; but the old lady +says: + +"Why, bless you, Saul, the poor thing's as wet as he can be; and don't +you reckon it may be he's hungry?" + +"True for you, Rachel--I forgot." + +So the old lady says: + +"Betsy" (this was a nigger woman), "you fly around and get him something +to eat as quick as you can, poor thing; and one of you girls go and wake +up Buck and tell him--oh, here he is himself. Buck, take this little +stranger and get the wet clothes off from him and dress him up in some of +yours that's dry." + +Buck looked about as old as me--thirteen or fourteen or along there, +though he was a little bigger than me. He hadn't on anything but a +shirt, and he was very frowzy-headed. He came in gaping and digging one +fist into his eyes, and he was dragging a gun along with the other one. +He says: + +"Ain't they no Shepherdsons around?" + +They said, no, 'twas a false alarm. + +"Well," he says, "if they'd a ben some, I reckon I'd a got one." + +They all laughed, and Bob says: + +"Why, Buck, they might have scalped us all, you've been so slow in +coming." + +"Well, nobody come after me, and it ain't right I'm always kept down; I +don't get no show." + +"Never mind, Buck, my boy," says the old man, "you'll have show enough, +all in good time, don't you fret about that. Go 'long with you now, and +do as your mother told you." + +When we got up-stairs to his room he got me a coarse shirt and a +roundabout and pants of his, and I put them on. While I was at it he +asked me what my name was, but before I could tell him he started to tell +me about a bluejay and a young rabbit he had catched in the woods day +before yesterday, and he asked me where Moses was when the candle went +out. I said I didn't know; I hadn't heard about it before, no way. + +"Well, guess," he says. + +"How'm I going to guess," says I, "when I never heard tell of it before?" + +"But you can guess, can't you? It's just as easy." + +"WHICH candle?" I says. + +"Why, any candle," he says. + +"I don't know where he was," says I; "where was he?" + +"Why, he was in the DARK! That's where he was!" + +"Well, if you knowed where he was, what did you ask me for?" + +"Why, blame it, it's a riddle, don't you see? Say, how long are you +going to stay here? You got to stay always. We can just have booming +times--they don't have no school now. Do you own a dog? I've got a +dog--and he'll go in the river and bring out chips that you throw in. Do +you like to comb up Sundays, and all that kind of foolishness? You bet I +don't, but ma she makes me. Confound these ole britches! I reckon I'd +better put 'em on, but I'd ruther not, it's so warm. Are you all ready? +All right. Come along, old hoss." + +Cold corn-pone, cold corn-beef, butter and buttermilk--that is what they +had for me down there, and there ain't nothing better that ever I've come +across yet. Buck and his ma and all of them smoked cob pipes, except the +nigger woman, which was gone, and the two young women. They all smoked +and talked, and I eat and talked. The young women had quilts around +them, and their hair down their backs. They all asked me questions, and +I told them how pap and me and all the family was living on a little farm +down at the bottom of Arkansaw, and my sister Mary Ann run off and got +married and never was heard of no more, and Bill went to hunt them and he +warn't heard of no more, and Tom and Mort died, and then there warn't +nobody but just me and pap left, and he was just trimmed down to nothing, +on account of his troubles; so when he died I took what there was left, +because the farm didn't belong to us, and started up the river, deck +passage, and fell overboard; and that was how I come to be here. So they +said I could have a home there as long as I wanted it. Then it was most +daylight and everybody went to bed, and I went to bed with Buck, and when +I waked up in the morning, drat it all, I had forgot what my name was. +So I laid there about an hour trying to think, and when Buck waked up I +says: + +"Can you spell, Buck?" + +"Yes," he says. + +"I bet you can't spell my name," says I. + +"I bet you what you dare I can," says he. + +"All right," says I, "go ahead." + +"G-e-o-r-g-e J-a-x-o-n--there now," he says. + +"Well," says I, "you done it, but I didn't think you could. It ain't no +slouch of a name to spell--right off without studying." + +I set it down, private, because somebody might want ME to spell it next, +and so I wanted to be handy with it and rattle it off like I was used to +it. + +It was a mighty nice family, and a mighty nice house, too. I hadn't seen +no house out in the country before that was so nice and had so much +style. It didn't have an iron latch on the front door, nor a wooden one +with a buckskin string, but a brass knob to turn, the same as houses in +town. There warn't no bed in the parlor, nor a sign of a bed; but heaps +of parlors in towns has beds in them. There was a big fireplace that was +bricked on the bottom, and the bricks was kept clean and red by pouring +water on them and scrubbing them with another brick; sometimes they wash +them over with red water-paint that they call Spanish-brown, same as they +do in town. They had big brass dog-irons that could hold up a saw-log. +There was a clock on the middle of the mantelpiece, with a picture of a +town painted on the bottom half of the glass front, and a round place in +the middle of it for the sun, and you could see the pendulum swinging +behind it. It was beautiful to hear that clock tick; and sometimes when +one of these peddlers had been along and scoured her up and got her in +good shape, she would start in and strike a hundred and fifty before she +got tuckered out. They wouldn't took any money for her. + +Well, there was a big outlandish parrot on each side of the clock, made +out of something like chalk, and painted up gaudy. By one of the parrots +was a cat made of crockery, and a crockery dog by the other; and when you +pressed down on them they squeaked, but didn't open their mouths nor look +different nor interested. They squeaked through underneath. There was a +couple of big wild-turkey-wing fans spread out behind those things. On +the table in the middle of the room was a kind of a lovely crockery +basket that had apples and oranges and peaches and grapes piled up in it, +which was much redder and yellower and prettier than real ones is, but +they warn't real because you could see where pieces had got chipped off +and showed the white chalk, or whatever it was, underneath. + +This table had a cover made out of beautiful oilcloth, with a red and +blue spread-eagle painted on it, and a painted border all around. It +come all the way from Philadelphia, they said. There was some books, +too, piled up perfectly exact, on each corner of the table. One was a +big family Bible full of pictures. One was Pilgrim's Progress, about a +man that left his family, it didn't say why. I read considerable in it +now and then. The statements was interesting, but tough. Another was +Friendship's Offering, full of beautiful stuff and poetry; but I didn't +read the poetry. Another was Henry Clay's Speeches, and another was Dr. +Gunn's Family Medicine, which told you all about what to do if a body was +sick or dead. There was a hymn book, and a lot of other books. And +there was nice split-bottom chairs, and perfectly sound, too--not bagged +down in the middle and busted, like an old basket. + +They had pictures hung on the walls--mainly Washingtons and Lafayettes, +and battles, and Highland Marys, and one called "Signing the +Declaration." There was some that they called crayons, which one of the +daughters which was dead made her own self when she was only fifteen +years old. They was different from any pictures I ever see before +--blacker, mostly, than is common. One was a woman in a slim black dress, +belted small under the armpits, with bulges like a cabbage in the middle +of the sleeves, and a large black scoop-shovel bonnet with a black veil, +and white slim ankles crossed about with black tape, and very wee black +slippers, like a chisel, and she was leaning pensive on a tombstone on +her right elbow, under a weeping willow, and her other hand hanging down +her side holding a white handkerchief and a reticule, and underneath the +picture it said "Shall I Never See Thee More Alas." Another one was a +young lady with her hair all combed up straight to the top of her head, +and knotted there in front of a comb like a chair-back, and she was +crying into a handkerchief and had a dead bird laying on its back in her +other hand with its heels up, and underneath the picture it said "I Shall +Never Hear Thy Sweet Chirrup More Alas." There was one where a young +lady was at a window looking up at the moon, and tears running down her +cheeks; and she had an open letter in one hand with black sealing wax +showing on one edge of it, and she was mashing a locket with a chain to +it against her mouth, and underneath the picture it said "And Art Thou +Gone Yes Thou Art Gone Alas." These was all nice pictures, I reckon, but +I didn't somehow seem to take to them, because if ever I was down a +little they always give me the fan-tods. Everybody was sorry she died, +because she had laid out a lot more of these pictures to do, and a body +could see by what she had done what they had lost. But I reckoned that +with her disposition she was having a better time in the graveyard. She +was at work on what they said was her greatest picture when she took +sick, and every day and every night it was her prayer to be allowed to +live till she got it done, but she never got the chance. It was a +picture of a young woman in a long white gown, standing on the rail of a +bridge all ready to jump off, with her hair all down her back, and +looking up to the moon, with the tears running down her face, and she had +two arms folded across her breast, and two arms stretched out in front, +and two more reaching up towards the moon--and the idea was to see which +pair would look best, and then scratch out all the other arms; but, as I +was saying, she died before she got her mind made up, and now they kept +this picture over the head of the bed in her room, and every time her +birthday come they hung flowers on it. Other times it was hid with a +little curtain. The young woman in the picture had a kind of a nice +sweet face, but there was so many arms it made her look too spidery, +seemed to me. + +This young girl kept a scrap-book when she was alive, and used to paste +obituaries and accidents and cases of patient suffering in it out of the +Presbyterian Observer, and write poetry after them out of her own head. +It was very good poetry. This is what she wrote about a boy by the name +of Stephen Dowling Bots that fell down a well and was drownded: + +ODE TO STEPHEN DOWLING BOTS, DEC'D + +And did young Stephen sicken, And did young Stephen die? And did the sad +hearts thicken, And did the mourners cry? + +No; such was not the fate of Young Stephen Dowling Bots; Though sad +hearts round him thickened, 'Twas not from sickness' shots. + +No whooping-cough did rack his frame, Nor measles drear with spots; Not +these impaired the sacred name Of Stephen Dowling Bots. + +Despised love struck not with woe That head of curly knots, Nor stomach +troubles laid him low, Young Stephen Dowling Bots. + +O no. Then list with tearful eye, Whilst I his fate do tell. His soul +did from this cold world fly By falling down a well. + +They got him out and emptied him; Alas it was too late; His spirit was +gone for to sport aloft In the realms of the good and great. + +If Emmeline Grangerford could make poetry like that before she was +fourteen, there ain't no telling what she could a done by and by. Buck +said she could rattle off poetry like nothing. She didn't ever have to +stop to think. He said she would slap down a line, and if she couldn't +find anything to rhyme with it would just scratch it out and slap down +another one, and go ahead. She warn't particular; she could write about +anything you choose to give her to write about just so it was sadful. +Every time a man died, or a woman died, or a child died, she would be on +hand with her "tribute" before he was cold. She called them tributes. +The neighbors said it was the doctor first, then Emmeline, then the +undertaker--the undertaker never got in ahead of Emmeline but once, and +then she hung fire on a rhyme for the dead person's name, which was +Whistler. She warn't ever the same after that; she never complained, but +she kinder pined away and did not live long. Poor thing, many's the time +I made myself go up to the little room that used to be hers and get out +her poor old scrap-book and read in it when her pictures had been +aggravating me and I had soured on her a little. I liked all that +family, dead ones and all, and warn't going to let anything come between +us. Poor Emmeline made poetry about all the dead people when she was +alive, and it didn't seem right that there warn't nobody to make some +about her now she was gone; so I tried to sweat out a verse or two +myself, but I couldn't seem to make it go somehow. They kept Emmeline's +room trim and nice, and all the things fixed in it just the way she liked +to have them when she was alive, and nobody ever slept there. The old +lady took care of the room herself, though there was plenty of niggers, +and she sewed there a good deal and read her Bible there mostly. + +Well, as I was saying about the parlor, there was beautiful curtains on +the windows: white, with pictures painted on them of castles with vines +all down the walls, and cattle coming down to drink. There was a little +old piano, too, that had tin pans in it, I reckon, and nothing was ever +so lovely as to hear the young ladies sing "The Last Link is Broken" and +play "The Battle of Prague" on it. The walls of all the rooms was +plastered, and most had carpets on the floors, and the whole house was +whitewashed on the outside. + +It was a double house, and the big open place betwixt them was roofed and +floored, and sometimes the table was set there in the middle of the day, +and it was a cool, comfortable place. Nothing couldn't be better. And +warn't the cooking good, and just bushels of it too! + + + + +CHAPTER XVIII. + +COL. GRANGERFORD was a gentleman, you see. He was a gentleman all over; +and so was his family. He was well born, as the saying is, and that's +worth as much in a man as it is in a horse, so the Widow Douglas said, +and nobody ever denied that she was of the first aristocracy in our town; +and pap he always said it, too, though he warn't no more quality than a +mudcat himself. Col. Grangerford was very tall and very slim, and had a +darkish-paly complexion, not a sign of red in it anywheres; he was clean +shaved every morning all over his thin face, and he had the thinnest kind +of lips, and the thinnest kind of nostrils, and a high nose, and heavy +eyebrows, and the blackest kind of eyes, sunk so deep back that they +seemed like they was looking out of caverns at you, as you may say. His +forehead was high, and his hair was black and straight and hung to his +shoulders. His hands was long and thin, and every day of his life he put +on a clean shirt and a full suit from head to foot made out of linen so +white it hurt your eyes to look at it; and on Sundays he wore a blue +tail-coat with brass buttons on it. He carried a mahogany cane with a +silver head to it. There warn't no frivolishness about him, not a bit, +and he warn't ever loud. He was as kind as he could be--you could feel +that, you know, and so you had confidence. Sometimes he smiled, and it +was good to see; but when he straightened himself up like a liberty-pole, +and the lightning begun to flicker out from under his eyebrows, you +wanted to climb a tree first, and find out what the matter was +afterwards. He didn't ever have to tell anybody to mind their manners +--everybody was always good-mannered where he was. Everybody loved to have +him around, too; he was sunshine most always--I mean he made it seem +like good weather. When he turned into a cloudbank it was awful dark for +half a minute, and that was enough; there wouldn't nothing go wrong again +for a week. + +When him and the old lady come down in the morning all the family got up +out of their chairs and give them good-day, and didn't set down again +till they had set down. Then Tom and Bob went to the sideboard where the +decanter was, and mixed a glass of bitters and handed it to him, and he +held it in his hand and waited till Tom's and Bob's was mixed, and then +they bowed and said, "Our duty to you, sir, and madam;" and THEY bowed +the least bit in the world and said thank you, and so they drank, all +three, and Bob and Tom poured a spoonful of water on the sugar and the +mite of whisky or apple brandy in the bottom of their tumblers, and give +it to me and Buck, and we drank to the old people too. + +Bob was the oldest and Tom next--tall, beautiful men with very broad +shoulders and brown faces, and long black hair and black eyes. They +dressed in white linen from head to foot, like the old gentleman, and +wore broad Panama hats. + +Then there was Miss Charlotte; she was twenty-five, and tall and proud +and grand, but as good as she could be when she warn't stirred up; but +when she was she had a look that would make you wilt in your tracks, like +her father. She was beautiful. + +So was her sister, Miss Sophia, but it was a different kind. She was +gentle and sweet like a dove, and she was only twenty. + +Each person had their own nigger to wait on them--Buck too. My nigger +had a monstrous easy time, because I warn't used to having anybody do +anything for me, but Buck's was on the jump most of the time. + +This was all there was of the family now, but there used to be more +--three sons; they got killed; and Emmeline that died. + +The old gentleman owned a lot of farms and over a hundred niggers. +Sometimes a stack of people would come there, horseback, from ten or +fifteen mile around, and stay five or six days, and have such junketings +round about and on the river, and dances and picnics in the woods +daytimes, and balls at the house nights. These people was mostly +kinfolks of the family. The men brought their guns with them. It was a +handsome lot of quality, I tell you. + +There was another clan of aristocracy around there--five or six families +--mostly of the name of Shepherdson. They was as high-toned and well +born and rich and grand as the tribe of Grangerfords. The Shepherdsons +and Grangerfords used the same steamboat landing, which was about two +mile above our house; so sometimes when I went up there with a lot of our +folks I used to see a lot of the Shepherdsons there on their fine horses. + +One day Buck and me was away out in the woods hunting, and heard a horse +coming. We was crossing the road. Buck says: + +"Quick! Jump for the woods!" + +We done it, and then peeped down the woods through the leaves. Pretty +soon a splendid young man come galloping down the road, setting his horse +easy and looking like a soldier. He had his gun across his pommel. I +had seen him before. It was young Harney Shepherdson. I heard Buck's +gun go off at my ear, and Harney's hat tumbled off from his head. He +grabbed his gun and rode straight to the place where we was hid. But we +didn't wait. We started through the woods on a run. The woods warn't +thick, so I looked over my shoulder to dodge the bullet, and twice I seen +Harney cover Buck with his gun; and then he rode away the way he come--to +get his hat, I reckon, but I couldn't see. We never stopped running till +we got home. The old gentleman's eyes blazed a minute--'twas pleasure, +mainly, I judged--then his face sort of smoothed down, and he says, +kind of gentle: + +"I don't like that shooting from behind a bush. Why didn't you step into +the road, my boy?" + +"The Shepherdsons don't, father. They always take advantage." + +Miss Charlotte she held her head up like a queen while Buck was telling +his tale, and her nostrils spread and her eyes snapped. The two young +men looked dark, but never said nothing. Miss Sophia she turned pale, +but the color come back when she found the man warn't hurt. + +Soon as I could get Buck down by the corn-cribs under the trees by +ourselves, I says: + +"Did you want to kill him, Buck?" + +"Well, I bet I did." + +"What did he do to you?" + +"Him? He never done nothing to me." + +"Well, then, what did you want to kill him for?" + +"Why, nothing--only it's on account of the feud." + +"What's a feud?" + +"Why, where was you raised? Don't you know what a feud is?" + +"Never heard of it before--tell me about it." + +"Well," says Buck, "a feud is this way: A man has a quarrel with another +man, and kills him; then that other man's brother kills HIM; then the +other brothers, on both sides, goes for one another; then the COUSINS +chip in--and by and by everybody's killed off, and there ain't no more +feud. But it's kind of slow, and takes a long time." + +"Has this one been going on long, Buck?" + +"Well, I should RECKON! It started thirty year ago, or som'ers along +there. There was trouble 'bout something, and then a lawsuit to settle +it; and the suit went agin one of the men, and so he up and shot the man +that won the suit--which he would naturally do, of course. Anybody +would." + +"What was the trouble about, Buck?--land?" + +"I reckon maybe--I don't know." + +"Well, who done the shooting? Was it a Grangerford or a Shepherdson?" + +"Laws, how do I know? It was so long ago." + +"Don't anybody know?" + +"Oh, yes, pa knows, I reckon, and some of the other old people; but they +don't know now what the row was about in the first place." + +"Has there been many killed, Buck?" + +"Yes; right smart chance of funerals. But they don't always kill. Pa's +got a few buckshot in him; but he don't mind it 'cuz he don't weigh much, +anyway. Bob's been carved up some with a bowie, and Tom's been hurt once +or twice." + +"Has anybody been killed this year, Buck?" + +"Yes; we got one and they got one. 'Bout three months ago my cousin Bud, +fourteen year old, was riding through the woods on t'other side of the +river, and didn't have no weapon with him, which was blame' foolishness, +and in a lonesome place he hears a horse a-coming behind him, and sees +old Baldy Shepherdson a-linkin' after him with his gun in his hand and +his white hair a-flying in the wind; and 'stead of jumping off and taking +to the brush, Bud 'lowed he could out-run him; so they had it, nip and +tuck, for five mile or more, the old man a-gaining all the time; so at +last Bud seen it warn't any use, so he stopped and faced around so as to +have the bullet holes in front, you know, and the old man he rode up and +shot him down. But he didn't git much chance to enjoy his luck, for +inside of a week our folks laid HIM out." + +"I reckon that old man was a coward, Buck." + +"I reckon he WARN'T a coward. Not by a blame' sight. There ain't a +coward amongst them Shepherdsons--not a one. And there ain't no cowards +amongst the Grangerfords either. Why, that old man kep' up his end in a +fight one day for half an hour against three Grangerfords, and come out +winner. They was all a-horseback; he lit off of his horse and got behind +a little woodpile, and kep' his horse before him to stop the bullets; but +the Grangerfords stayed on their horses and capered around the old man, +and peppered away at him, and he peppered away at them. Him and his +horse both went home pretty leaky and crippled, but the Grangerfords had +to be FETCHED home--and one of 'em was dead, and another died the next +day. No, sir; if a body's out hunting for cowards he don't want to fool +away any time amongst them Shepherdsons, becuz they don't breed any of +that KIND." + +Next Sunday we all went to church, about three mile, everybody +a-horseback. The men took their guns along, so did Buck, and kept them +between their knees or stood them handy against the wall. The +Shepherdsons done the same. It was pretty ornery preaching--all about +brotherly love, and such-like tiresomeness; but everybody said it was a +good sermon, and they all talked it over going home, and had such a +powerful lot to say about faith and good works and free grace and +preforeordestination, and I don't know what all, that it did seem to me +to be one of the roughest Sundays I had run across yet. + +About an hour after dinner everybody was dozing around, some in their +chairs and some in their rooms, and it got to be pretty dull. Buck and a +dog was stretched out on the grass in the sun sound asleep. I went up to +our room, and judged I would take a nap myself. I found that sweet Miss +Sophia standing in her door, which was next to ours, and she took me in +her room and shut the door very soft, and asked me if I liked her, and I +said I did; and she asked me if I would do something for her and not tell +anybody, and I said I would. Then she said she'd forgot her Testament, +and left it in the seat at church between two other books, and would I +slip out quiet and go there and fetch it to her, and not say nothing to +nobody. I said I would. So I slid out and slipped off up the road, and +there warn't anybody at the church, except maybe a hog or two, for there +warn't any lock on the door, and hogs likes a puncheon floor in +summer-time because it's cool. If you notice, most folks don't go +to church only when they've got to; but a hog is different. + +Says I to myself, something's up; it ain't natural for a girl to be in +such a sweat about a Testament. So I give it a shake, and out drops a +little piece of paper with "HALF-PAST TWO" wrote on it with a pencil. I +ransacked it, but couldn't find anything else. I couldn't make anything +out of that, so I put the paper in the book again, and when I got home +and upstairs there was Miss Sophia in her door waiting for me. She +pulled me in and shut the door; then she looked in the Testament till she +found the paper, and as soon as she read it she looked glad; and before a +body could think she grabbed me and give me a squeeze, and said I was the +best boy in the world, and not to tell anybody. She was mighty red in +the face for a minute, and her eyes lighted up, and it made her powerful +pretty. I was a good deal astonished, but when I got my breath I asked +her what the paper was about, and she asked me if I had read it, and I +said no, and she asked me if I could read writing, and I told her "no, +only coarse-hand," and then she said the paper warn't anything but a +book-mark to keep her place, and I might go and play now. + +I went off down to the river, studying over this thing, and pretty soon I +noticed that my nigger was following along behind. When we was out of +sight of the house he looked back and around a second, and then comes +a-running, and says: + +"Mars Jawge, if you'll come down into de swamp I'll show you a whole +stack o' water-moccasins." + +Thinks I, that's mighty curious; he said that yesterday. He oughter know +a body don't love water-moccasins enough to go around hunting for them. +What is he up to, anyway? So I says: + +"All right; trot ahead." + +I followed a half a mile; then he struck out over the swamp, and waded +ankle deep as much as another half-mile. We come to a little flat piece +of land which was dry and very thick with trees and bushes and vines, and +he says: + +"You shove right in dah jist a few steps, Mars Jawge; dah's whah dey is. +I's seed 'm befo'; I don't k'yer to see 'em no mo'." + +Then he slopped right along and went away, and pretty soon the trees hid +him. I poked into the place a-ways and come to a little open patch as +big as a bedroom all hung around with vines, and found a man laying there +asleep--and, by jings, it was my old Jim! + +I waked him up, and I reckoned it was going to be a grand surprise to him +to see me again, but it warn't. He nearly cried he was so glad, but he +warn't surprised. Said he swum along behind me that night, and heard me +yell every time, but dasn't answer, because he didn't want nobody to pick +HIM up and take him into slavery again. Says he: + +"I got hurt a little, en couldn't swim fas', so I wuz a considable ways +behine you towards de las'; when you landed I reck'ned I could ketch up +wid you on de lan' 'dout havin' to shout at you, but when I see dat house +I begin to go slow. I 'uz off too fur to hear what dey say to you--I wuz +'fraid o' de dogs; but when it 'uz all quiet agin I knowed you's in de +house, so I struck out for de woods to wait for day. Early in de mawnin' +some er de niggers come along, gwyne to de fields, en dey tuk me en +showed me dis place, whah de dogs can't track me on accounts o' de water, +en dey brings me truck to eat every night, en tells me how you's a-gitt'n +along." + +"Why didn't you tell my Jack to fetch me here sooner, Jim?" + +"Well, 'twarn't no use to 'sturb you, Huck, tell we could do sumfn--but +we's all right now. I ben a-buyin' pots en pans en vittles, as I got a +chanst, en a-patchin' up de raf' nights when--" + +"WHAT raft, Jim?" + +"Our ole raf'." + +"You mean to say our old raft warn't smashed all to flinders?" + +"No, she warn't. She was tore up a good deal--one en' of her was; but +dey warn't no great harm done, on'y our traps was mos' all los'. Ef we +hadn' dive' so deep en swum so fur under water, en de night hadn' ben so +dark, en we warn't so sk'yerd, en ben sich punkin-heads, as de sayin' is, +we'd a seed de raf'. But it's jis' as well we didn't, 'kase now she's +all fixed up agin mos' as good as new, en we's got a new lot o' stuff, in +de place o' what 'uz los'." + +"Why, how did you get hold of the raft again, Jim--did you catch her?" + +"How I gwyne to ketch her en I out in de woods? No; some er de niggers +foun' her ketched on a snag along heah in de ben', en dey hid her in a +crick 'mongst de willows, en dey wuz so much jawin' 'bout which un 'um +she b'long to de mos' dat I come to heah 'bout it pooty soon, so I ups en +settles de trouble by tellin' 'um she don't b'long to none uv um, but to +you en me; en I ast 'm if dey gwyne to grab a young white genlman's +propaty, en git a hid'n for it? Den I gin 'm ten cents apiece, en dey +'uz mighty well satisfied, en wisht some mo' raf's 'ud come along en make +'m rich agin. Dey's mighty good to me, dese niggers is, en whatever I +wants 'm to do fur me I doan' have to ast 'm twice, honey. Dat Jack's a +good nigger, en pooty smart." + +"Yes, he is. He ain't ever told me you was here; told me to come, and +he'd show me a lot of water-moccasins. If anything happens HE ain't +mixed up in it. He can say he never seen us together, and it 'll be the +truth." + +I don't want to talk much about the next day. I reckon I'll cut it +pretty short. I waked up about dawn, and was a-going to turn over and go +to sleep again when I noticed how still it was--didn't seem to be anybody +stirring. That warn't usual. Next I noticed that Buck was up and gone. +Well, I gets up, a-wondering, and goes down stairs--nobody around; +everything as still as a mouse. Just the same outside. Thinks I, what +does it mean? Down by the wood-pile I comes across my Jack, and says: + +"What's it all about?" + +Says he: + +"Don't you know, Mars Jawge?" + +"No," says I, "I don't." + +"Well, den, Miss Sophia's run off! 'deed she has. She run off in de +night some time--nobody don't know jis' when; run off to get married to +dat young Harney Shepherdson, you know--leastways, so dey 'spec. De +fambly foun' it out 'bout half an hour ago--maybe a little mo'--en' I +TELL you dey warn't no time los'. Sich another hurryin' up guns en +hosses YOU never see! De women folks has gone for to stir up de +relations, en ole Mars Saul en de boys tuck dey guns en rode up de river +road for to try to ketch dat young man en kill him 'fo' he kin git acrost +de river wid Miss Sophia. I reck'n dey's gwyne to be mighty rough +times." + +"Buck went off 'thout waking me up." + +"Well, I reck'n he DID! Dey warn't gwyne to mix you up in it. Mars Buck +he loaded up his gun en 'lowed he's gwyne to fetch home a Shepherdson or +bust. Well, dey'll be plenty un 'm dah, I reck'n, en you bet you he'll +fetch one ef he gits a chanst." + +I took up the river road as hard as I could put. By and by I begin to +hear guns a good ways off. When I came in sight of the log store and the +woodpile where the steamboats lands I worked along under the trees and +brush till I got to a good place, and then I clumb up into the forks of a +cottonwood that was out of reach, and watched. There was a wood-rank +four foot high a little ways in front of the tree, and first I was going +to hide behind that; but maybe it was luckier I didn't. + +There was four or five men cavorting around on their horses in the open +place before the log store, cussing and yelling, and trying to get at a +couple of young chaps that was behind the wood-rank alongside of the +steamboat landing; but they couldn't come it. Every time one of them +showed himself on the river side of the woodpile he got shot at. The two +boys was squatting back to back behind the pile, so they could watch both +ways. + +By and by the men stopped cavorting around and yelling. They started +riding towards the store; then up gets one of the boys, draws a steady +bead over the wood-rank, and drops one of them out of his saddle. All +the men jumped off of their horses and grabbed the hurt one and started +to carry him to the store; and that minute the two boys started on the +run. They got half way to the tree I was in before the men noticed. +Then the men see them, and jumped on their horses and took out after +them. They gained on the boys, but it didn't do no good, the boys had +too good a start; they got to the woodpile that was in front of my tree, +and slipped in behind it, and so they had the bulge on the men again. +One of the boys was Buck, and the other was a slim young chap about +nineteen years old. + +The men ripped around awhile, and then rode away. As soon as they was +out of sight I sung out to Buck and told him. He didn't know what to +make of my voice coming out of the tree at first. He was awful +surprised. He told me to watch out sharp and let him know when the men +come in sight again; said they was up to some devilment or other +--wouldn't be gone long. I wished I was out of that tree, but I dasn't +come down. Buck begun to cry and rip, and 'lowed that him and his cousin +Joe (that was the other young chap) would make up for this day yet. He +said his father and his two brothers was killed, and two or three of the +enemy. Said the Shepherdsons laid for them in ambush. Buck said his +father and brothers ought to waited for their relations--the Shepherdsons +was too strong for them. I asked him what was become of young Harney and +Miss Sophia. He said they'd got across the river and was safe. I was +glad of that; but the way Buck did take on because he didn't manage to +kill Harney that day he shot at him--I hain't ever heard anything like +it. + +All of a sudden, bang! bang! bang! goes three or four guns--the men had +slipped around through the woods and come in from behind without their +horses! The boys jumped for the river--both of them hurt--and as they +swum down the current the men run along the bank shooting at them and +singing out, "Kill them, kill them!" It made me so sick I most fell out +of the tree. I ain't a-going to tell ALL that happened--it would make me +sick again if I was to do that. I wished I hadn't ever come ashore that +night to see such things. I ain't ever going to get shut of them--lots +of times I dream about them. + +I stayed in the tree till it begun to get dark, afraid to come down. +Sometimes I heard guns away off in the woods; and twice I seen little +gangs of men gallop past the log store with guns; so I reckoned the +trouble was still a-going on. I was mighty downhearted; so I made up my +mind I wouldn't ever go anear that house again, because I reckoned I was +to blame, somehow. I judged that that piece of paper meant that Miss +Sophia was to meet Harney somewheres at half-past two and run off; and I +judged I ought to told her father about that paper and the curious way +she acted, and then maybe he would a locked her up, and this awful mess +wouldn't ever happened. + +When I got down out of the tree I crept along down the river bank a +piece, and found the two bodies laying in the edge of the water, and +tugged at them till I got them ashore; then I covered up their faces, and +got away as quick as I could. I cried a little when I was covering up +Buck's face, for he was mighty good to me. + +It was just dark now. I never went near the house, but struck through +the woods and made for the swamp. Jim warn't on his island, so I tramped +off in a hurry for the crick, and crowded through the willows, red-hot to +jump aboard and get out of that awful country. The raft was gone! My +souls, but I was scared! I couldn't get my breath for most a minute. +Then I raised a yell. A voice not twenty-five foot from me says: + +"Good lan'! is dat you, honey? Doan' make no noise." + +It was Jim's voice--nothing ever sounded so good before. I run along the +bank a piece and got aboard, and Jim he grabbed me and hugged me, he was +so glad to see me. He says: + +"Laws bless you, chile, I 'uz right down sho' you's dead agin. Jack's +been heah; he say he reck'n you's ben shot, kase you didn' come home no +mo'; so I's jes' dis minute a startin' de raf' down towards de mouf er de +crick, so's to be all ready for to shove out en leave soon as Jack comes +agin en tells me for certain you IS dead. Lawsy, I's mighty glad to git +you back again, honey." + +I says: + +"All right--that's mighty good; they won't find me, and they'll think +I've been killed, and floated down the river--there's something up there +that 'll help them think so--so don't you lose no time, Jim, but just +shove off for the big water as fast as ever you can." + +I never felt easy till the raft was two mile below there and out in the +middle of the Mississippi. Then we hung up our signal lantern, and +judged that we was free and safe once more. I hadn't had a bite to eat +since yesterday, so Jim he got out some corn-dodgers and buttermilk, and +pork and cabbage and greens--there ain't nothing in the world so good +when it's cooked right--and whilst I eat my supper we talked and had a +good time. I was powerful glad to get away from the feuds, and so was +Jim to get away from the swamp. We said there warn't no home like a +raft, after all. Other places do seem so cramped up and smothery, but a +raft don't. You feel mighty free and easy and comfortable on a raft. + + + + +CHAPTER XIX. + +TWO or three days and nights went by; I reckon I might say they swum by, +they slid along so quiet and smooth and lovely. Here is the way we put +in the time. It was a monstrous big river down there--sometimes a mile +and a half wide; we run nights, and laid up and hid daytimes; soon as +night was most gone we stopped navigating and tied up--nearly always in +the dead water under a towhead; and then cut young cottonwoods and +willows, and hid the raft with them. Then we set out the lines. Next we +slid into the river and had a swim, so as to freshen up and cool off; +then we set down on the sandy bottom where the water was about knee deep, +and watched the daylight come. Not a sound anywheres--perfectly still +--just like the whole world was asleep, only sometimes the bullfrogs +a-cluttering, maybe. The first thing to see, looking away over the water, +was a kind of dull line--that was the woods on t'other side; you couldn't +make nothing else out; then a pale place in the sky; then more paleness +spreading around; then the river softened up away off, and warn't black +any more, but gray; you could see little dark spots drifting along ever +so far away--trading scows, and such things; and long black streaks +--rafts; sometimes you could hear a sweep screaking; or jumbled up voices, +it was so still, and sounds come so far; and by and by you could see a +streak on the water which you know by the look of the streak that there's +a snag there in a swift current which breaks on it and makes that streak +look that way; and you see the mist curl up off of the water, and the +east reddens up, and the river, and you make out a log-cabin in the edge +of the woods, away on the bank on t'other side of the river, being a +woodyard, likely, and piled by them cheats so you can throw a dog through +it anywheres; then the nice breeze springs up, and comes fanning you from +over there, so cool and fresh and sweet to smell on account of the woods +and the flowers; but sometimes not that way, because they've left dead +fish laying around, gars and such, and they do get pretty rank; and next +you've got the full day, and everything smiling in the sun, and the +song-birds just going it! + +A little smoke couldn't be noticed now, so we would take some fish off of +the lines and cook up a hot breakfast. And afterwards we would watch the +lonesomeness of the river, and kind of lazy along, and by and by lazy off +to sleep. Wake up by and by, and look to see what done it, and maybe see +a steamboat coughing along up-stream, so far off towards the other side +you couldn't tell nothing about her only whether she was a stern-wheel or +side-wheel; then for about an hour there wouldn't be nothing to hear nor +nothing to see--just solid lonesomeness. Next you'd see a raft sliding +by, away off yonder, and maybe a galoot on it chopping, because they're +most always doing it on a raft; you'd see the axe flash and come down +--you don't hear nothing; you see that axe go up again, and by the time +it's above the man's head then you hear the K'CHUNK!--it had took all +that time to come over the water. So we would put in the day, lazying +around, listening to the stillness. Once there was a thick fog, and the +rafts and things that went by was beating tin pans so the steamboats +wouldn't run over them. A scow or a raft went by so close we could hear +them talking and cussing and laughing--heard them plain; but we couldn't +see no sign of them; it made you feel crawly; it was like spirits +carrying on that way in the air. Jim said he believed it was spirits; +but I says: + +"No; spirits wouldn't say, 'Dern the dern fog.'" + +Soon as it was night out we shoved; when we got her out to about the +middle we let her alone, and let her float wherever the current wanted +her to; then we lit the pipes, and dangled our legs in the water, and +talked about all kinds of things--we was always naked, day and night, +whenever the mosquitoes would let us--the new clothes Buck's folks made +for me was too good to be comfortable, and besides I didn't go much on +clothes, nohow. + +Sometimes we'd have that whole river all to ourselves for the longest +time. Yonder was the banks and the islands, across the water; and maybe a +spark--which was a candle in a cabin window; and sometimes on the water +you could see a spark or two--on a raft or a scow, you know; and maybe +you could hear a fiddle or a song coming over from one of them crafts. +It's lovely to live on a raft. We had the sky up there, all speckled +with stars, and we used to lay on our backs and look up at them, and +discuss about whether they was made or only just happened. Jim he +allowed they was made, but I allowed they happened; I judged it would +have took too long to MAKE so many. Jim said the moon could a LAID them; +well, that looked kind of reasonable, so I didn't say nothing against it, +because I've seen a frog lay most as many, so of course it could be done. +We used to watch the stars that fell, too, and see them streak down. Jim +allowed they'd got spoiled and was hove out of the nest. + +Once or twice of a night we would see a steamboat slipping along in the +dark, and now and then she would belch a whole world of sparks up out of +her chimbleys, and they would rain down in the river and look awful +pretty; then she would turn a corner and her lights would wink out and +her powwow shut off and leave the river still again; and by and by her +waves would get to us, a long time after she was gone, and joggle the +raft a bit, and after that you wouldn't hear nothing for you couldn't +tell how long, except maybe frogs or something. + +After midnight the people on shore went to bed, and then for two or three +hours the shores was black--no more sparks in the cabin windows. These +sparks was our clock--the first one that showed again meant morning was +coming, so we hunted a place to hide and tie up right away. + +One morning about daybreak I found a canoe and crossed over a chute to +the main shore--it was only two hundred yards--and paddled about a mile +up a crick amongst the cypress woods, to see if I couldn't get some +berries. Just as I was passing a place where a kind of a cowpath crossed +the crick, here comes a couple of men tearing up the path as tight as +they could foot it. I thought I was a goner, for whenever anybody was +after anybody I judged it was ME--or maybe Jim. I was about to dig out +from there in a hurry, but they was pretty close to me then, and sung out +and begged me to save their lives--said they hadn't been doing nothing, +and was being chased for it--said there was men and dogs a-coming. They +wanted to jump right in, but I says: + +"Don't you do it. I don't hear the dogs and horses yet; you've got time +to crowd through the brush and get up the crick a little ways; then you +take to the water and wade down to me and get in--that'll throw the dogs +off the scent." + +They done it, and soon as they was aboard I lit out for our towhead, and +in about five or ten minutes we heard the dogs and the men away off, +shouting. We heard them come along towards the crick, but couldn't see +them; they seemed to stop and fool around a while; then, as we got +further and further away all the time, we couldn't hardly hear them at +all; by the time we had left a mile of woods behind us and struck the +river, everything was quiet, and we paddled over to the towhead and hid +in the cottonwoods and was safe. + +One of these fellows was about seventy or upwards, and had a bald head +and very gray whiskers. He had an old battered-up slouch hat on, and a +greasy blue woollen shirt, and ragged old blue jeans britches stuffed +into his boot-tops, and home-knit galluses--no, he only had one. He had +an old long-tailed blue jeans coat with slick brass buttons flung over +his arm, and both of them had big, fat, ratty-looking carpet-bags. + +The other fellow was about thirty, and dressed about as ornery. After +breakfast we all laid off and talked, and the first thing that come out +was that these chaps didn't know one another. + +"What got you into trouble?" says the baldhead to t'other chap. + +"Well, I'd been selling an article to take the tartar off the teeth--and +it does take it off, too, and generly the enamel along with it--but I +stayed about one night longer than I ought to, and was just in the act of +sliding out when I ran across you on the trail this side of town, and you +told me they were coming, and begged me to help you to get off. So I +told you I was expecting trouble myself, and would scatter out WITH you. +That's the whole yarn--what's yourn? + +"Well, I'd ben a-running' a little temperance revival thar 'bout a week, +and was the pet of the women folks, big and little, for I was makin' it +mighty warm for the rummies, I TELL you, and takin' as much as five or +six dollars a night--ten cents a head, children and niggers free--and +business a-growin' all the time, when somehow or another a little report +got around last night that I had a way of puttin' in my time with a +private jug on the sly. A nigger rousted me out this mornin', and told +me the people was getherin' on the quiet with their dogs and horses, and +they'd be along pretty soon and give me 'bout half an hour's start, and +then run me down if they could; and if they got me they'd tar and feather +me and ride me on a rail, sure. I didn't wait for no breakfast--I warn't +hungry." + +"Old man," said the young one, "I reckon we might double-team it +together; what do you think?" + +"I ain't undisposed. What's your line--mainly?" + +"Jour printer by trade; do a little in patent medicines; theater-actor +--tragedy, you know; take a turn to mesmerism and phrenology when there's a +chance; teach singing-geography school for a change; sling a lecture +sometimes--oh, I do lots of things--most anything that comes handy, so it +ain't work. What's your lay?" + +"I've done considerble in the doctoring way in my time. Layin' on o' +hands is my best holt--for cancer and paralysis, and sich things; and I +k'n tell a fortune pretty good when I've got somebody along to find out +the facts for me. Preachin's my line, too, and workin' camp-meetin's, +and missionaryin' around." + +Nobody never said anything for a while; then the young man hove a sigh +and says: + +"Alas!" + +"What 're you alassin' about?" says the bald-head. + +"To think I should have lived to be leading such a life, and be degraded +down into such company." And he begun to wipe the corner of his eye with +a rag. + +"Dern your skin, ain't the company good enough for you?" says the +baldhead, pretty pert and uppish. + +"Yes, it IS good enough for me; it's as good as I deserve; for who +fetched me so low when I was so high? I did myself. I don't blame YOU, +gentlemen--far from it; I don't blame anybody. I deserve it all. Let +the cold world do its worst; one thing I know--there's a grave somewhere +for me. The world may go on just as it's always done, and take everything +from me--loved ones, property, everything; but it can't take that. +Some day I'll lie down in it and forget it all, and my poor broken heart +will be at rest." He went on a-wiping. + +"Drot your pore broken heart," says the baldhead; "what are you heaving +your pore broken heart at US f'r? WE hain't done nothing." + +"No, I know you haven't. I ain't blaming you, gentlemen. I brought +myself down--yes, I did it myself. It's right I should suffer--perfectly +right--I don't make any moan." + +"Brought you down from whar? Whar was you brought down from?" + +"Ah, you would not believe me; the world never believes--let it pass +--'tis no matter. The secret of my birth--" + +"The secret of your birth! Do you mean to say--" + +"Gentlemen," says the young man, very solemn, "I will reveal it to you, +for I feel I may have confidence in you. By rights I am a duke!" + +Jim's eyes bugged out when he heard that; and I reckon mine did, too. +Then the baldhead says: "No! you can't mean it?" + +"Yes. My great-grandfather, eldest son of the Duke of Bridgewater, fled +to this country about the end of the last century, to breathe the pure +air of freedom; married here, and died, leaving a son, his own father +dying about the same time. The second son of the late duke seized the +titles and estates--the infant real duke was ignored. I am the lineal +descendant of that infant--I am the rightful Duke of Bridgewater; and +here am I, forlorn, torn from my high estate, hunted of men, despised by +the cold world, ragged, worn, heart-broken, and degraded to the +companionship of felons on a raft!" + +Jim pitied him ever so much, and so did I. We tried to comfort him, but +he said it warn't much use, he couldn't be much comforted; said if we was +a mind to acknowledge him, that would do him more good than most anything +else; so we said we would, if he would tell us how. He said we ought to +bow when we spoke to him, and say "Your Grace," or "My Lord," or "Your +Lordship"--and he wouldn't mind it if we called him plain +"Bridgewater," which, he said, was a title anyway, and not a name; and +one of us ought to wait on him at dinner, and do any little thing for him +he wanted done. + +Well, that was all easy, so we done it. All through dinner Jim stood +around and waited on him, and says, "Will yo' Grace have some o' dis or +some o' dat?" and so on, and a body could see it was mighty pleasing to +him. + +But the old man got pretty silent by and by--didn't have much to say, and +didn't look pretty comfortable over all that petting that was going on +around that duke. He seemed to have something on his mind. So, along in +the afternoon, he says: + +"Looky here, Bilgewater," he says, "I'm nation sorry for you, but you +ain't the only person that's had troubles like that." + +"No?" + +"No you ain't. You ain't the only person that's ben snaked down +wrongfully out'n a high place." + +"Alas!" + +"No, you ain't the only person that's had a secret of his birth." And, +by jings, HE begins to cry. + +"Hold! What do you mean?" + +"Bilgewater, kin I trust you?" says the old man, still sort of sobbing. + +"To the bitter death!" He took the old man by the hand and squeezed it, +and says, "That secret of your being: speak!" + +"Bilgewater, I am the late Dauphin!" + +You bet you, Jim and me stared this time. Then the duke says: + +"You are what?" + +"Yes, my friend, it is too true--your eyes is lookin' at this very moment +on the pore disappeared Dauphin, Looy the Seventeen, son of Looy the +Sixteen and Marry Antonette." + +"You! At your age! No! You mean you're the late Charlemagne; you must +be six or seven hundred years old, at the very least." + +"Trouble has done it, Bilgewater, trouble has done it; trouble has brung +these gray hairs and this premature balditude. Yes, gentlemen, you see +before you, in blue jeans and misery, the wanderin', exiled, trampled-on, +and sufferin' rightful King of France." + +Well, he cried and took on so that me and Jim didn't know hardly what to +do, we was so sorry--and so glad and proud we'd got him with us, too. So +we set in, like we done before with the duke, and tried to comfort HIM. +But he said it warn't no use, nothing but to be dead and done with it all +could do him any good; though he said it often made him feel easier and +better for a while if people treated him according to his rights, and got +down on one knee to speak to him, and always called him "Your Majesty," +and waited on him first at meals, and didn't set down in his presence +till he asked them. So Jim and me set to majestying him, and doing this +and that and t'other for him, and standing up till he told us we might +set down. This done him heaps of good, and so he got cheerful and +comfortable. But the duke kind of soured on him, and didn't look a bit +satisfied with the way things was going; still, the king acted real +friendly towards him, and said the duke's great-grandfather and all the +other Dukes of Bilgewater was a good deal thought of by HIS father, and +was allowed to come to the palace considerable; but the duke stayed huffy +a good while, till by and by the king says: + +"Like as not we got to be together a blamed long time on this h-yer raft, +Bilgewater, and so what's the use o' your bein' sour? It 'll only make +things oncomfortable. It ain't my fault I warn't born a duke, it ain't +your fault you warn't born a king--so what's the use to worry? Make the +best o' things the way you find 'em, says I--that's my motto. This ain't +no bad thing that we've struck here--plenty grub and an easy life--come, +give us your hand, duke, and le's all be friends." + +The duke done it, and Jim and me was pretty glad to see it. It took away +all the uncomfortableness and we felt mighty good over it, because it +would a been a miserable business to have any unfriendliness on the raft; +for what you want, above all things, on a raft, is for everybody to be +satisfied, and feel right and kind towards the others. + +It didn't take me long to make up my mind that these liars warn't no +kings nor dukes at all, but just low-down humbugs and frauds. But I +never said nothing, never let on; kept it to myself; it's the best way; +then you don't have no quarrels, and don't get into no trouble. If they +wanted us to call them kings and dukes, I hadn't no objections, 'long as +it would keep peace in the family; and it warn't no use to tell Jim, so I +didn't tell him. If I never learnt nothing else out of pap, I learnt +that the best way to get along with his kind of people is to let them +have their own way. + + + + +CHAPTER XX. + +THEY asked us considerable many questions; wanted to know what we covered +up the raft that way for, and laid by in the daytime instead of running +--was Jim a runaway nigger? Says I: + +"Goodness sakes! would a runaway nigger run SOUTH?" + +No, they allowed he wouldn't. I had to account for things some way, so I +says: + +"My folks was living in Pike County, in Missouri, where I was born, and +they all died off but me and pa and my brother Ike. Pa, he 'lowed he'd +break up and go down and live with Uncle Ben, who's got a little +one-horse place on the river, forty-four mile below Orleans. Pa was +pretty poor, and had some debts; so when he'd squared up there warn't +nothing left but sixteen dollars and our nigger, Jim. That warn't enough +to take us fourteen hundred mile, deck passage nor no other way. Well, +when the river rose pa had a streak of luck one day; he ketched this +piece of a raft; so we reckoned we'd go down to Orleans on it. Pa's luck +didn't hold out; a steamboat run over the forrard corner of the raft one +night, and we all went overboard and dove under the wheel; Jim and me +come up all right, but pa was drunk, and Ike was only four years old, so +they never come up no more. Well, for the next day or two we had +considerable trouble, because people was always coming out in skiffs and +trying to take Jim away from me, saying they believed he was a runaway +nigger. We don't run daytimes no more now; nights they don't bother us." + +The duke says: + +"Leave me alone to cipher out a way so we can run in the daytime if we +want to. I'll think the thing over--I'll invent a plan that'll fix it. +We'll let it alone for to-day, because of course we don't want to go by +that town yonder in daylight--it mightn't be healthy." + +Towards night it begun to darken up and look like rain; the heat +lightning was squirting around low down in the sky, and the leaves was +beginning to shiver--it was going to be pretty ugly, it was easy to see +that. So the duke and the king went to overhauling our wigwam, to see +what the beds was like. My bed was a straw tick better than Jim's, which +was a corn-shuck tick; there's always cobs around about in a shuck tick, +and they poke into you and hurt; and when you roll over the dry shucks +sound like you was rolling over in a pile of dead leaves; it makes such a +rustling that you wake up. Well, the duke allowed he would take my bed; +but the king allowed he wouldn't. He says: + +"I should a reckoned the difference in rank would a sejested to you that +a corn-shuck bed warn't just fitten for me to sleep on. Your Grace 'll +take the shuck bed yourself." + +Jim and me was in a sweat again for a minute, being afraid there was +going to be some more trouble amongst them; so we was pretty glad when +the duke says: + +"'Tis my fate to be always ground into the mire under the iron heel of +oppression. Misfortune has broken my once haughty spirit; I yield, I +submit; 'tis my fate. I am alone in the world--let me suffer; can bear +it." + +We got away as soon as it was good and dark. The king told us to stand +well out towards the middle of the river, and not show a light till we +got a long ways below the town. We come in sight of the little bunch of +lights by and by--that was the town, you know--and slid by, about a half +a mile out, all right. When we was three-quarters of a mile below we +hoisted up our signal lantern; and about ten o'clock it come on to rain +and blow and thunder and lighten like everything; so the king told us to +both stay on watch till the weather got better; then him and the duke +crawled into the wigwam and turned in for the night. It was my watch +below till twelve, but I wouldn't a turned in anyway if I'd had a bed, +because a body don't see such a storm as that every day in the week, not +by a long sight. My souls, how the wind did scream along! And every +second or two there'd come a glare that lit up the white-caps for a half +a mile around, and you'd see the islands looking dusty through the rain, +and the trees thrashing around in the wind; then comes a H-WHACK!--bum! +bum! bumble-umble-um-bum-bum-bum-bum--and the thunder would go rumbling +and grumbling away, and quit--and then RIP comes another flash and +another sockdolager. The waves most washed me off the raft sometimes, +but I hadn't any clothes on, and didn't mind. We didn't have no trouble +about snags; the lightning was glaring and flittering around so constant +that we could see them plenty soon enough to throw her head this way or +that and miss them. + +I had the middle watch, you know, but I was pretty sleepy by that time, +so Jim he said he would stand the first half of it for me; he was always +mighty good that way, Jim was. I crawled into the wigwam, but the king +and the duke had their legs sprawled around so there warn't no show for +me; so I laid outside--I didn't mind the rain, because it was warm, and +the waves warn't running so high now. About two they come up again, +though, and Jim was going to call me; but he changed his mind, because he +reckoned they warn't high enough yet to do any harm; but he was mistaken +about that, for pretty soon all of a sudden along comes a regular ripper +and washed me overboard. It most killed Jim a-laughing. He was the +easiest nigger to laugh that ever was, anyway. + +I took the watch, and Jim he laid down and snored away; and by and by the +storm let up for good and all; and the first cabin-light that showed I +rousted him out, and we slid the raft into hiding quarters for the day. + +The king got out an old ratty deck of cards after breakfast, and him and +the duke played seven-up a while, five cents a game. Then they got tired +of it, and allowed they would "lay out a campaign," as they called it. +The duke went down into his carpet-bag, and fetched up a lot of little +printed bills and read them out loud. One bill said, "The celebrated Dr. +Armand de Montalban, of Paris," would "lecture on the Science of +Phrenology" at such and such a place, on the blank day of blank, at ten +cents admission, and "furnish charts of character at twenty-five cents +apiece." The duke said that was HIM. In another bill he was the +"world-renowned Shakespearian tragedian, Garrick the Younger, of Drury +Lane, London." In other bills he had a lot of other names and done other +wonderful things, like finding water and gold with a "divining-rod," +"dissipating witch spells," and so on. By and by he says: + +"But the histrionic muse is the darling. Have you ever trod the boards, +Royalty?" + +"No," says the king. + +"You shall, then, before you're three days older, Fallen Grandeur," says +the duke. "The first good town we come to we'll hire a hall and do the +sword fight in Richard III. and the balcony scene in Romeo and Juliet. +How does that strike you?" + +"I'm in, up to the hub, for anything that will pay, Bilgewater; but, you +see, I don't know nothing about play-actin', and hain't ever seen much of +it. I was too small when pap used to have 'em at the palace. Do you +reckon you can learn me?" + +"Easy!" + +"All right. I'm jist a-freezn' for something fresh, anyway. Le's +commence right away." + +So the duke he told him all about who Romeo was and who Juliet was, and +said he was used to being Romeo, so the king could be Juliet. + +"But if Juliet's such a young gal, duke, my peeled head and my white +whiskers is goin' to look oncommon odd on her, maybe." + +"No, don't you worry; these country jakes won't ever think of that. +Besides, you know, you'll be in costume, and that makes all the +difference in the world; Juliet's in a balcony, enjoying the moonlight +before she goes to bed, and she's got on her night-gown and her ruffled +nightcap. Here are the costumes for the parts." + +He got out two or three curtain-calico suits, which he said was meedyevil +armor for Richard III. and t'other chap, and a long white cotton +nightshirt and a ruffled nightcap to match. The king was satisfied; so +the duke got out his book and read the parts over in the most splendid +spread-eagle way, prancing around and acting at the same time, to show +how it had got to be done; then he give the book to the king and told him +to get his part by heart. + +There was a little one-horse town about three mile down the bend, and +after dinner the duke said he had ciphered out his idea about how to run +in daylight without it being dangersome for Jim; so he allowed he would +go down to the town and fix that thing. The king allowed he would go, +too, and see if he couldn't strike something. We was out of coffee, so +Jim said I better go along with them in the canoe and get some. + +When we got there there warn't nobody stirring; streets empty, and +perfectly dead and still, like Sunday. We found a sick nigger sunning +himself in a back yard, and he said everybody that warn't too young or +too sick or too old was gone to camp-meeting, about two mile back in the +woods. The king got the directions, and allowed he'd go and work that +camp-meeting for all it was worth, and I might go, too. + +The duke said what he was after was a printing-office. We found it; a +little bit of a concern, up over a carpenter shop--carpenters and +printers all gone to the meeting, and no doors locked. It was a dirty, +littered-up place, and had ink marks, and handbills with pictures of +horses and runaway niggers on them, all over the walls. The duke shed +his coat and said he was all right now. So me and the king lit out for +the camp-meeting. + +We got there in about a half an hour fairly dripping, for it was a most +awful hot day. There was as much as a thousand people there from twenty +mile around. The woods was full of teams and wagons, hitched +everywheres, feeding out of the wagon-troughs and stomping to keep off +the flies. There was sheds made out of poles and roofed over with +branches, where they had lemonade and gingerbread to sell, and piles of +watermelons and green corn and such-like truck. + +The preaching was going on under the same kinds of sheds, only they was +bigger and held crowds of people. The benches was made out of outside +slabs of logs, with holes bored in the round side to drive sticks into +for legs. They didn't have no backs. The preachers had high platforms to +stand on at one end of the sheds. The women had on sun-bonnets; and some +had linsey-woolsey frocks, some gingham ones, and a few of the young ones +had on calico. Some of the young men was barefooted, and some of the +children didn't have on any clothes but just a tow-linen shirt. Some of +the old women was knitting, and some of the young folks was courting on +the sly. + +The first shed we come to the preacher was lining out a hymn. He lined +out two lines, everybody sung it, and it was kind of grand to hear it, +there was so many of them and they done it in such a rousing way; then he +lined out two more for them to sing--and so on. The people woke up more +and more, and sung louder and louder; and towards the end some begun to +groan, and some begun to shout. Then the preacher begun to preach, and +begun in earnest, too; and went weaving first to one side of the platform +and then the other, and then a-leaning down over the front of it, with +his arms and his body going all the time, and shouting his words out with +all his might; and every now and then he would hold up his Bible and +spread it open, and kind of pass it around this way and that, shouting, +"It's the brazen serpent in the wilderness! Look upon it and live!" And +people would shout out, "Glory!--A-a-MEN!" And so he went on, and the +people groaning and crying and saying amen: + +"Oh, come to the mourners' bench! come, black with sin! (AMEN!) come, +sick and sore! (AMEN!) come, lame and halt and blind! (AMEN!) come, pore +and needy, sunk in shame! (A-A-MEN!) come, all that's worn and soiled and +suffering!--come with a broken spirit! come with a contrite heart! come +in your rags and sin and dirt! the waters that cleanse is free, the door +of heaven stands open--oh, enter in and be at rest!" (A-A-MEN! GLORY, +GLORY HALLELUJAH!) + +And so on. You couldn't make out what the preacher said any more, on +account of the shouting and crying. Folks got up everywheres in the +crowd, and worked their way just by main strength to the mourners' bench, +with the tears running down their faces; and when all the mourners had +got up there to the front benches in a crowd, they sung and shouted and +flung themselves down on the straw, just crazy and wild. + +Well, the first I knowed the king got a-going, and you could hear him +over everybody; and next he went a-charging up on to the platform, and +the preacher he begged him to speak to the people, and he done it. He +told them he was a pirate--been a pirate for thirty years out in the +Indian Ocean--and his crew was thinned out considerable last spring in +a fight, and he was home now to take out some fresh men, and thanks to +goodness he'd been robbed last night and put ashore off of a steamboat +without a cent, and he was glad of it; it was the blessedest thing that +ever happened to him, because he was a changed man now, and happy for the +first time in his life; and, poor as he was, he was going to start right +off and work his way back to the Indian Ocean, and put in the rest of his +life trying to turn the pirates into the true path; for he could do it +better than anybody else, being acquainted with all pirate crews in that +ocean; and though it would take him a long time to get there without +money, he would get there anyway, and every time he convinced a pirate he +would say to him, "Don't you thank me, don't you give me no credit; it +all belongs to them dear people in Pokeville camp-meeting, natural +brothers and benefactors of the race, and that dear preacher there, the +truest friend a pirate ever had!" + +And then he busted into tears, and so did everybody. Then somebody sings +out, "Take up a collection for him, take up a collection!" Well, a half +a dozen made a jump to do it, but somebody sings out, "Let HIM pass the +hat around!" Then everybody said it, the preacher too. + +So the king went all through the crowd with his hat swabbing his eyes, +and blessing the people and praising them and thanking them for being so +good to the poor pirates away off there; and every little while the +prettiest kind of girls, with the tears running down their cheeks, would +up and ask him would he let them kiss him for to remember him by; and he +always done it; and some of them he hugged and kissed as many as five or +six times--and he was invited to stay a week; and everybody wanted him to +live in their houses, and said they'd think it was an honor; but he said +as this was the last day of the camp-meeting he couldn't do no good, and +besides he was in a sweat to get to the Indian Ocean right off and go to +work on the pirates. + +When we got back to the raft and he come to count up he found he had +collected eighty-seven dollars and seventy-five cents. And then he had +fetched away a three-gallon jug of whisky, too, that he found under a +wagon when he was starting home through the woods. The king said, take +it all around, it laid over any day he'd ever put in in the missionarying +line. He said it warn't no use talking, heathens don't amount to shucks +alongside of pirates to work a camp-meeting with. + +The duke was thinking HE'D been doing pretty well till the king come to +show up, but after that he didn't think so so much. He had set up and +printed off two little jobs for farmers in that printing-office--horse +bills--and took the money, four dollars. And he had got in ten +dollars' worth of advertisements for the paper, which he said he would +put in for four dollars if they would pay in advance--so they done it. +The price of the paper was two dollars a year, but he took in three +subscriptions for half a dollar apiece on condition of them paying him in +advance; they were going to pay in cordwood and onions as usual, but he +said he had just bought the concern and knocked down the price as low as +he could afford it, and was going to run it for cash. He set up a little +piece of poetry, which he made, himself, out of his own head--three +verses--kind of sweet and saddish--the name of it was, "Yes, crush, cold +world, this breaking heart"--and he left that all set up and ready to +print in the paper, and didn't charge nothing for it. Well, he took in +nine dollars and a half, and said he'd done a pretty square day's work +for it. + +Then he showed us another little job he'd printed and hadn't charged for, +because it was for us. It had a picture of a runaway nigger with a +bundle on a stick over his shoulder, and "$200 reward" under it. The +reading was all about Jim, and just described him to a dot. It said he +run away from St. Jacques' plantation, forty mile below New Orleans, last +winter, and likely went north, and whoever would catch him and send him +back he could have the reward and expenses. + +"Now," says the duke, "after to-night we can run in the daytime if we +want to. Whenever we see anybody coming we can tie Jim hand and foot +with a rope, and lay him in the wigwam and show this handbill and say we +captured him up the river, and were too poor to travel on a steamboat, so +we got this little raft on credit from our friends and are going down to +get the reward. Handcuffs and chains would look still better on Jim, but +it wouldn't go well with the story of us being so poor. Too much like +jewelry. Ropes are the correct thing--we must preserve the unities, as +we say on the boards." + +We all said the duke was pretty smart, and there couldn't be no trouble +about running daytimes. We judged we could make miles enough that night +to get out of the reach of the powwow we reckoned the duke's work in the +printing office was going to make in that little town; then we could boom +right along if we wanted to. + +We laid low and kept still, and never shoved out till nearly ten o'clock; +then we slid by, pretty wide away from the town, and didn't hoist our +lantern till we was clear out of sight of it. + +When Jim called me to take the watch at four in the morning, he says: + +"Huck, does you reck'n we gwyne to run acrost any mo' kings on dis trip?" + +"No," I says, "I reckon not." + +"Well," says he, "dat's all right, den. I doan' mine one er two kings, +but dat's enough. Dis one's powerful drunk, en de duke ain' much +better." + +I found Jim had been trying to get him to talk French, so he could hear +what it was like; but he said he had been in this country so long, and +had so much trouble, he'd forgot it. + + + + +CHAPTER XXI. + +IT was after sun-up now, but we went right on and didn't tie up. The +king and the duke turned out by and by looking pretty rusty; but after +they'd jumped overboard and took a swim it chippered them up a good deal. +After breakfast the king he took a seat on the corner of the raft, and +pulled off his boots and rolled up his britches, and let his legs dangle +in the water, so as to be comfortable, and lit his pipe, and went to +getting his Romeo and Juliet by heart. When he had got it pretty good +him and the duke begun to practice it together. The duke had to learn +him over and over again how to say every speech; and he made him sigh, +and put his hand on his heart, and after a while he said he done it +pretty well; "only," he says, "you mustn't bellow out ROMEO! that way, +like a bull--you must say it soft and sick and languishy, so--R-o-o-meo! +that is the idea; for Juliet's a dear sweet mere child of a girl, you +know, and she doesn't bray like a jackass." + +Well, next they got out a couple of long swords that the duke made out of +oak laths, and begun to practice the sword fight--the duke called himself +Richard III.; and the way they laid on and pranced around the raft was +grand to see. But by and by the king tripped and fell overboard, and +after that they took a rest, and had a talk about all kinds of adventures +they'd had in other times along the river. + +After dinner the duke says: + +"Well, Capet, we'll want to make this a first-class show, you know, so I +guess we'll add a little more to it. We want a little something to +answer encores with, anyway." + +"What's onkores, Bilgewater?" + +The duke told him, and then says: + +"I'll answer by doing the Highland fling or the sailor's hornpipe; and +you--well, let me see--oh, I've got it--you can do Hamlet's soliloquy." + +"Hamlet's which?" + +"Hamlet's soliloquy, you know; the most celebrated thing in Shakespeare. +Ah, it's sublime, sublime! Always fetches the house. I haven't got it +in the book--I've only got one volume--but I reckon I can piece it out +from memory. I'll just walk up and down a minute, and see if I can call +it back from recollection's vaults." + +So he went to marching up and down, thinking, and frowning horrible every +now and then; then he would hoist up his eyebrows; next he would squeeze +his hand on his forehead and stagger back and kind of moan; next he would +sigh, and next he'd let on to drop a tear. It was beautiful to see him. +By and by he got it. He told us to give attention. Then he strikes a +most noble attitude, with one leg shoved forwards, and his arms stretched +away up, and his head tilted back, looking up at the sky; and then he +begins to rip and rave and grit his teeth; and after that, all through +his speech, he howled, and spread around, and swelled up his chest, and +just knocked the spots out of any acting ever I see before. This is the +speech--I learned it, easy enough, while he was learning it to the king: + +To be, or not to be; that is the bare bodkin That makes calamity of so +long life; For who would fardels bear, till Birnam Wood do come to +Dunsinane, But that the fear of something after death Murders the +innocent sleep, Great nature's second course, And makes us rather sling +the arrows of outrageous fortune Than fly to others that we know not of. +There's the respect must give us pause: Wake Duncan with thy knocking! I +would thou couldst; For who would bear the whips and scorns of time, The +oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely, The law's delay, and the +quietus which his pangs might take, In the dead waste and middle of the +night, when churchyards yawn In customary suits of solemn black, But that +the undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveler returns, Breathes +forth contagion on the world, And thus the native hue of resolution, like +the poor cat i' the adage, Is sicklied o'er with care, And all the clouds +that lowered o'er our housetops, With this regard their currents turn +awry, And lose the name of action. 'Tis a consummation devoutly to be +wished. But soft you, the fair Ophelia: Ope not thy ponderous and marble +jaws, But get thee to a nunnery--go! + +Well, the old man he liked that speech, and he mighty soon got it so he +could do it first-rate. It seemed like he was just born for it; and when +he had his hand in and was excited, it was perfectly lovely the way he +would rip and tear and rair up behind when he was getting it off. + +The first chance we got the duke he had some showbills printed; and after +that, for two or three days as we floated along, the raft was a most +uncommon lively place, for there warn't nothing but sword fighting and +rehearsing--as the duke called it--going on all the time. One morning, +when we was pretty well down the State of Arkansaw, we come in sight of a +little one-horse town in a big bend; so we tied up about three-quarters +of a mile above it, in the mouth of a crick which was shut in like a +tunnel by the cypress trees, and all of us but Jim took the canoe and +went down there to see if there was any chance in that place for our +show. + +We struck it mighty lucky; there was going to be a circus there that +afternoon, and the country people was already beginning to come in, in +all kinds of old shackly wagons, and on horses. The circus would leave +before night, so our show would have a pretty good chance. The duke he +hired the courthouse, and we went around and stuck up our bills. They +read like this: + +Shaksperean Revival ! ! ! +Wonderful Attraction! +For One Night Only! + +The world renowned tragedians, David Garrick the Younger, of Drury Lane +Theatre London, and Edmund Kean the elder, of the Royal Haymarket +Theatre, Whitechapel, Pudding Lane, Piccadilly, London, and the Royal +Continental Theatres, in their sublime Shaksperean Spectacle entitled + +TheBalcony Scene in Romeo and Juliet ! ! ! + +Romeo...................Mr. Garrick +Juliet..................Mr. Kean + +Assisted by the whole strength of the company! +New costumes, new scenes, new appointments! +Also: The thrilling, masterly, and blood-curdling +Broad-sword conflict In Richard III. ! ! ! + +Richard III.............Mr. Garrick +Richmond................Mr. Kean + +Also: (by special request) Hamlet's Immortal Soliloquy ! ! +By The Illustrious Kean! Done by him 300 consecutive nights in Paris! +For One Night Only, On account of imperative European engagements! +Admission 25 cents; children and servants, 10 cents. + +Then we went loafing around town. The stores and houses was most all +old, shackly, dried up frame concerns that hadn't ever been painted; they +was set up three or four foot above ground on stilts, so as to be out of +reach of the water when the river was over-flowed. The houses had little +gardens around them, but they didn't seem to raise hardly anything in +them but jimpson-weeds, and sunflowers, and ash piles, and old curled-up +boots and shoes, and pieces of bottles, and rags, and played-out tinware. +The fences was made of different kinds of boards, nailed on at different +times; and they leaned every which way, and had gates that didn't generly +have but one hinge--a leather one. Some of the fences had been +white-washed some time or another, but the duke said it was in Clumbus' +time, like enough. There was generly hogs in the garden, and people +driving them out. + +All the stores was along one street. They had white domestic awnings in +front, and the country people hitched their horses to the awning-posts. +There was empty drygoods boxes under the awnings, and loafers roosting on +them all day long, whittling them with their Barlow knives; and chawing +tobacco, and gaping and yawning and stretching--a mighty ornery lot. +They generly had on yellow straw hats most as wide as an umbrella, but +didn't wear no coats nor waistcoats, they called one another Bill, and +Buck, and Hank, and Joe, and Andy, and talked lazy and drawly, and used +considerable many cuss words. There was as many as one loafer leaning up +against every awning-post, and he most always had his hands in his +britches-pockets, except when he fetched them out to lend a chaw of +tobacco or scratch. What a body was hearing amongst them all the time +was: + +"Gimme a chaw 'v tobacker, Hank." + +"Cain't; I hain't got but one chaw left. Ask Bill." + +Maybe Bill he gives him a chaw; maybe he lies and says he ain't got none. +Some of them kinds of loafers never has a cent in the world, nor a chaw +of tobacco of their own. They get all their chawing by borrowing; they +say to a fellow, "I wisht you'd len' me a chaw, Jack, I jist this minute +give Ben Thompson the last chaw I had"--which is a lie pretty much +everytime; it don't fool nobody but a stranger; but Jack ain't no +stranger, so he says: + +"YOU give him a chaw, did you? So did your sister's cat's grandmother. +You pay me back the chaws you've awready borry'd off'n me, Lafe Buckner, +then I'll loan you one or two ton of it, and won't charge you no back +intrust, nuther." + +"Well, I DID pay you back some of it wunst." + +"Yes, you did--'bout six chaws. You borry'd store tobacker and paid back +nigger-head." + +Store tobacco is flat black plug, but these fellows mostly chaws the +natural leaf twisted. When they borrow a chaw they don't generly cut it +off with a knife, but set the plug in between their teeth, and gnaw with +their teeth and tug at the plug with their hands till they get it in two; +then sometimes the one that owns the tobacco looks mournful at it when +it's handed back, and says, sarcastic: + +"Here, gimme the CHAW, and you take the PLUG." + +All the streets and lanes was just mud; they warn't nothing else BUT mud +--mud as black as tar and nigh about a foot deep in some places, and two +or three inches deep in ALL the places. The hogs loafed and grunted +around everywheres. You'd see a muddy sow and a litter of pigs come +lazying along the street and whollop herself right down in the way, where +folks had to walk around her, and she'd stretch out and shut her eyes and +wave her ears whilst the pigs was milking her, and look as happy as if +she was on salary. And pretty soon you'd hear a loafer sing out, "Hi! SO +boy! sick him, Tige!" and away the sow would go, squealing most horrible, +with a dog or two swinging to each ear, and three or four dozen more +a-coming; and then you would see all the loafers get up and watch the thing +out of sight, and laugh at the fun and look grateful for the noise. Then +they'd settle back again till there was a dog fight. There couldn't +anything wake them up all over, and make them happy all over, like a dog +fight--unless it might be putting turpentine on a stray dog and setting +fire to him, or tying a tin pan to his tail and see him run himself to +death. + +On the river front some of the houses was sticking out over the bank, and +they was bowed and bent, and about ready to tumble in, The people had +moved out of them. The bank was caved away under one corner of some +others, and that corner was hanging over. People lived in them yet, but +it was dangersome, because sometimes a strip of land as wide as a house +caves in at a time. Sometimes a belt of land a quarter of a mile deep +will start in and cave along and cave along till it all caves into the +river in one summer. Such a town as that has to be always moving back, +and back, and back, because the river's always gnawing at it. + +The nearer it got to noon that day the thicker and thicker was the wagons +and horses in the streets, and more coming all the time. Families +fetched their dinners with them from the country, and eat them in the +wagons. There was considerable whisky drinking going on, and I seen +three fights. By and by somebody sings out: + +"Here comes old Boggs!--in from the country for his little old monthly +drunk; here he comes, boys!" + +All the loafers looked glad; I reckoned they was used to having fun out +of Boggs. One of them says: + +"Wonder who he's a-gwyne to chaw up this time. If he'd a-chawed up all +the men he's ben a-gwyne to chaw up in the last twenty year he'd have +considerable ruputation now." + +Another one says, "I wisht old Boggs 'd threaten me, 'cuz then I'd know I +warn't gwyne to die for a thousan' year." + +Boggs comes a-tearing along on his horse, whooping and yelling like an +Injun, and singing out: + +"Cler the track, thar. I'm on the waw-path, and the price uv coffins is +a-gwyne to raise." + +He was drunk, and weaving about in his saddle; he was over fifty year +old, and had a very red face. Everybody yelled at him and laughed at him +and sassed him, and he sassed back, and said he'd attend to them and lay +them out in their regular turns, but he couldn't wait now because he'd +come to town to kill old Colonel Sherburn, and his motto was, "Meat +first, and spoon vittles to top off on." + +He see me, and rode up and says: + +"Whar'd you come f'm, boy? You prepared to die?" + +Then he rode on. I was scared, but a man says: + +"He don't mean nothing; he's always a-carryin' on like that when he's +drunk. He's the best naturedest old fool in Arkansaw--never hurt nobody, +drunk nor sober." + +Boggs rode up before the biggest store in town, and bent his head down so +he could see under the curtain of the awning and yells: + +"Come out here, Sherburn! Come out and meet the man you've swindled. +You're the houn' I'm after, and I'm a-gwyne to have you, too!" + +And so he went on, calling Sherburn everything he could lay his tongue +to, and the whole street packed with people listening and laughing and +going on. By and by a proud-looking man about fifty-five--and he was a +heap the best dressed man in that town, too--steps out of the store, and +the crowd drops back on each side to let him come. He says to Boggs, +mighty ca'm and slow--he says: + +"I'm tired of this, but I'll endure it till one o'clock. Till one +o'clock, mind--no longer. If you open your mouth against me only once +after that time you can't travel so far but I will find you." + +Then he turns and goes in. The crowd looked mighty sober; nobody +stirred, and there warn't no more laughing. Boggs rode off blackguarding +Sherburn as loud as he could yell, all down the street; and pretty soon +back he comes and stops before the store, still keeping it up. Some men +crowded around him and tried to get him to shut up, but he wouldn't; they +told him it would be one o'clock in about fifteen minutes, and so he MUST +go home--he must go right away. But it didn't do no good. He cussed +away with all his might, and throwed his hat down in the mud and rode +over it, and pretty soon away he went a-raging down the street again, +with his gray hair a-flying. Everybody that could get a chance at him +tried their best to coax him off of his horse so they could lock him up +and get him sober; but it warn't no use--up the street he would tear +again, and give Sherburn another cussing. By and by somebody says: + +"Go for his daughter!--quick, go for his daughter; sometimes he'll listen +to her. If anybody can persuade him, she can." + +So somebody started on a run. I walked down street a ways and stopped. +In about five or ten minutes here comes Boggs again, but not on his +horse. He was a-reeling across the street towards me, bare-headed, with +a friend on both sides of him a-holt of his arms and hurrying him along. +He was quiet, and looked uneasy; and he warn't hanging back any, but was +doing some of the hurrying himself. Somebody sings out: + +"Boggs!" + +I looked over there to see who said it, and it was that Colonel Sherburn. +He was standing perfectly still in the street, and had a pistol raised in +his right hand--not aiming it, but holding it out with the barrel tilted +up towards the sky. The same second I see a young girl coming on the +run, and two men with her. Boggs and the men turned round to see who +called him, and when they see the pistol the men jumped to one side, and +the pistol-barrel come down slow and steady to a level--both barrels +cocked. Boggs throws up both of his hands and says, "O Lord, don't +shoot!" Bang! goes the first shot, and he staggers back, clawing at the +air--bang! goes the second one, and he tumbles backwards on to the +ground, heavy and solid, with his arms spread out. That young girl +screamed out and comes rushing, and down she throws herself on her +father, crying, and saying, "Oh, he's killed him, he's killed him!" The +crowd closed up around them, and shouldered and jammed one another, with +their necks stretched, trying to see, and people on the inside trying to +shove them back and shouting, "Back, back! give him air, give him air!" + +Colonel Sherburn he tossed his pistol on to the ground, and turned around +on his heels and walked off. + +They took Boggs to a little drug store, the crowd pressing around just +the same, and the whole town following, and I rushed and got a good place +at the window, where I was close to him and could see in. They laid him +on the floor and put one large Bible under his head, and opened another +one and spread it on his breast; but they tore open his shirt first, and +I seen where one of the bullets went in. He made about a dozen long +gasps, his breast lifting the Bible up when he drawed in his breath, and +letting it down again when he breathed it out--and after that he laid +still; he was dead. Then they pulled his daughter away from him, +screaming and crying, and took her off. She was about sixteen, and very +sweet and gentle looking, but awful pale and scared. + +Well, pretty soon the whole town was there, squirming and scrouging and +pushing and shoving to get at the window and have a look, but people that +had the places wouldn't give them up, and folks behind them was saying +all the time, "Say, now, you've looked enough, you fellows; 'tain't right +and 'tain't fair for you to stay thar all the time, and never give nobody +a chance; other folks has their rights as well as you." + +There was considerable jawing back, so I slid out, thinking maybe there +was going to be trouble. The streets was full, and everybody was +excited. Everybody that seen the shooting was telling how it happened, +and there was a big crowd packed around each one of these fellows, +stretching their necks and listening. One long, lanky man, with long +hair and a big white fur stovepipe hat on the back of his head, and a +crooked-handled cane, marked out the places on the ground where Boggs +stood and where Sherburn stood, and the people following him around from +one place to t'other and watching everything he done, and bobbing their +heads to show they understood, and stooping a little and resting their +hands on their thighs to watch him mark the places on the ground with his +cane; and then he stood up straight and stiff where Sherburn had stood, +frowning and having his hat-brim down over his eyes, and sung out, +"Boggs!" and then fetched his cane down slow to a level, and says "Bang!" +staggered backwards, says "Bang!" again, and fell down flat on his back. +The people that had seen the thing said he done it perfect; said it was +just exactly the way it all happened. Then as much as a dozen people got +out their bottles and treated him. + +Well, by and by somebody said Sherburn ought to be lynched. In about a +minute everybody was saying it; so away they went, mad and yelling, and +snatching down every clothes-line they come to to do the hanging with. + + + + +CHAPTER XXII. + +THEY swarmed up towards Sherburn's house, a-whooping and raging like +Injuns, and everything had to clear the way or get run over and tromped +to mush, and it was awful to see. Children was heeling it ahead of the +mob, screaming and trying to get out of the way; and every window along +the road was full of women's heads, and there was nigger boys in every +tree, and bucks and wenches looking over every fence; and as soon as the +mob would get nearly to them they would break and skaddle back out of +reach. Lots of the women and girls was crying and taking on, scared most +to death. + +They swarmed up in front of Sherburn's palings as thick as they could jam +together, and you couldn't hear yourself think for the noise. It was a +little twenty-foot yard. Some sung out "Tear down the fence! tear down +the fence!" Then there was a racket of ripping and tearing and smashing, +and down she goes, and the front wall of the crowd begins to roll in like +a wave. + +Just then Sherburn steps out on to the roof of his little front porch, +with a double-barrel gun in his hand, and takes his stand, perfectly ca'm +and deliberate, not saying a word. The racket stopped, and the wave +sucked back. + +Sherburn never said a word--just stood there, looking down. The +stillness was awful creepy and uncomfortable. Sherburn run his eye slow +along the crowd; and wherever it struck the people tried a little to +out-gaze him, but they couldn't; they dropped their eyes and looked sneaky. +Then pretty soon Sherburn sort of laughed; not the pleasant kind, but the +kind that makes you feel like when you are eating bread that's got sand +in it. + +Then he says, slow and scornful: + +"The idea of YOU lynching anybody! It's amusing. The idea of you +thinking you had pluck enough to lynch a MAN! Because you're brave +enough to tar and feather poor friendless cast-out women that come along +here, did that make you think you had grit enough to lay your hands on a +MAN? Why, a MAN'S safe in the hands of ten thousand of your kind--as +long as it's daytime and you're not behind him. + +"Do I know you? I know you clear through was born and raised in the +South, and I've lived in the North; so I know the average all around. +The average man's a coward. In the North he lets anybody walk over him +that wants to, and goes home and prays for a humble spirit to bear it. +In the South one man all by himself, has stopped a stage full of men in +the daytime, and robbed the lot. Your newspapers call you a brave people +so much that you think you are braver than any other people--whereas +you're just AS brave, and no braver. Why don't your juries hang +murderers? Because they're afraid the man's friends will shoot them in +the back, in the dark--and it's just what they WOULD do. + +"So they always acquit; and then a MAN goes in the night, with a hundred +masked cowards at his back and lynches the rascal. Your mistake is, that +you didn't bring a man with you; that's one mistake, and the other is +that you didn't come in the dark and fetch your masks. You brought PART +of a man--Buck Harkness, there--and if you hadn't had him to start you, +you'd a taken it out in blowing. + +"You didn't want to come. The average man don't like trouble and danger. +YOU don't like trouble and danger. But if only HALF a man--like Buck +Harkness, there--shouts 'Lynch him! lynch him!' you're afraid to back +down--afraid you'll be found out to be what you are--COWARDS--and so +you raise a yell, and hang yourselves on to that half-a-man's coat-tail, +and come raging up here, swearing what big things you're going to do. +The pitifulest thing out is a mob; that's what an army is--a mob; they +don't fight with courage that's born in them, but with courage that's +borrowed from their mass, and from their officers. But a mob without any +MAN at the head of it is BENEATH pitifulness. Now the thing for YOU to +do is to droop your tails and go home and crawl in a hole. If any real +lynching's going to be done it will be done in the dark, Southern +fashion; and when they come they'll bring their masks, and fetch a MAN +along. Now LEAVE--and take your half-a-man with you"--tossing his gun up +across his left arm and cocking it when he says this. + +The crowd washed back sudden, and then broke all apart, and went tearing +off every which way, and Buck Harkness he heeled it after them, looking +tolerable cheap. I could a stayed if I wanted to, but I didn't want to. + +I went to the circus and loafed around the back side till the watchman +went by, and then dived in under the tent. I had my twenty-dollar gold +piece and some other money, but I reckoned I better save it, because +there ain't no telling how soon you are going to need it, away from home +and amongst strangers that way. You can't be too careful. I ain't +opposed to spending money on circuses when there ain't no other way, but +there ain't no use in WASTING it on them. + +It was a real bully circus. It was the splendidest sight that ever was +when they all come riding in, two and two, a gentleman and lady, side by +side, the men just in their drawers and undershirts, and no shoes nor +stirrups, and resting their hands on their thighs easy and comfortable +--there must a been twenty of them--and every lady with a lovely +complexion, and perfectly beautiful, and looking just like a gang of real +sure-enough queens, and dressed in clothes that cost millions of dollars, +and just littered with diamonds. It was a powerful fine sight; I never +see anything so lovely. And then one by one they got up and stood, and +went a-weaving around the ring so gentle and wavy and graceful, the men +looking ever so tall and airy and straight, with their heads bobbing and +skimming along, away up there under the tent-roof, and every lady's +rose-leafy dress flapping soft and silky around her hips, and she looking +like the most loveliest parasol. + +And then faster and faster they went, all of them dancing, first one foot +out in the air and then the other, the horses leaning more and more, and +the ringmaster going round and round the center-pole, cracking his whip +and shouting "Hi!--hi!" and the clown cracking jokes behind him; and by +and by all hands dropped the reins, and every lady put her knuckles on +her hips and every gentleman folded his arms, and then how the horses did +lean over and hump themselves! And so one after the other they all +skipped off into the ring, and made the sweetest bow I ever see, and then +scampered out, and everybody clapped their hands and went just about +wild. + +Well, all through the circus they done the most astonishing things; and +all the time that clown carried on so it most killed the people. The +ringmaster couldn't ever say a word to him but he was back at him quick +as a wink with the funniest things a body ever said; and how he ever +COULD think of so many of them, and so sudden and so pat, was what I +couldn't noway understand. Why, I couldn't a thought of them in a year. +And by and by a drunk man tried to get into the ring--said he wanted to +ride; said he could ride as well as anybody that ever was. They argued +and tried to keep him out, but he wouldn't listen, and the whole show +come to a standstill. Then the people begun to holler at him and make +fun of him, and that made him mad, and he begun to rip and tear; so that +stirred up the people, and a lot of men begun to pile down off of the +benches and swarm towards the ring, saying, "Knock him down! throw him +out!" and one or two women begun to scream. So, then, the ringmaster he +made a little speech, and said he hoped there wouldn't be no disturbance, +and if the man would promise he wouldn't make no more trouble he would +let him ride if he thought he could stay on the horse. So everybody +laughed and said all right, and the man got on. The minute he was on, the +horse begun to rip and tear and jump and cavort around, with two circus +men hanging on to his bridle trying to hold him, and the drunk man +hanging on to his neck, and his heels flying in the air every jump, and +the whole crowd of people standing up shouting and laughing till tears +rolled down. And at last, sure enough, all the circus men could do, the +horse broke loose, and away he went like the very nation, round and round +the ring, with that sot laying down on him and hanging to his neck, with +first one leg hanging most to the ground on one side, and then t'other +one on t'other side, and the people just crazy. It warn't funny to me, +though; I was all of a tremble to see his danger. But pretty soon he +struggled up astraddle and grabbed the bridle, a-reeling this way and +that; and the next minute he sprung up and dropped the bridle and stood! +and the horse a-going like a house afire too. He just stood up there, +a-sailing around as easy and comfortable as if he warn't ever drunk in his +life--and then he begun to pull off his clothes and sling them. He shed +them so thick they kind of clogged up the air, and altogether he shed +seventeen suits. And, then, there he was, slim and handsome, and dressed +the gaudiest and prettiest you ever saw, and he lit into that horse with +his whip and made him fairly hum--and finally skipped off, and made his +bow and danced off to the dressing-room, and everybody just a-howling +with pleasure and astonishment. + +Then the ringmaster he see how he had been fooled, and he WAS the sickest +ringmaster you ever see, I reckon. Why, it was one of his own men! He +had got up that joke all out of his own head, and never let on to nobody. +Well, I felt sheepish enough to be took in so, but I wouldn't a been in +that ringmaster's place, not for a thousand dollars. I don't know; there +may be bullier circuses than what that one was, but I never struck them +yet. Anyways, it was plenty good enough for ME; and wherever I run across +it, it can have all of MY custom every time. + +Well, that night we had OUR show; but there warn't only about twelve +people there--just enough to pay expenses. And they laughed all the +time, and that made the duke mad; and everybody left, anyway, before the +show was over, but one boy which was asleep. So the duke said these +Arkansaw lunkheads couldn't come up to Shakespeare; what they wanted was +low comedy--and maybe something ruther worse than low comedy, he +reckoned. He said he could size their style. So next morning he got +some big sheets of wrapping paper and some black paint, and drawed off +some handbills, and stuck them up all over the village. The bills said: + +AT THE COURT HOUSE! FOR 3 NIGHTS ONLY! +The World-Renowned Tragedians +DAVID GARRICK THE YOUNGER! +AND EDMUND KEAN THE ELDER! +Of the London and +Continental Theatres, +In their Thrilling Tragedy of +THE KING'S CAMELEOPARD, +OR THE ROYAL NONESUCH ! ! ! +Admission 50 cents. + +Then at the bottom was the biggest line of all, which said: + +LADIES AND CHILDREN NOT ADMITTED. + +"There," says he, "if that line don't fetch them, I don't know Arkansaw!" + + + + +CHAPTER XXIII. + +WELL, all day him and the king was hard at it, rigging up a stage and a +curtain and a row of candles for footlights; and that night the house was +jam full of men in no time. When the place couldn't hold no more, the +duke he quit tending door and went around the back way and come on to the +stage and stood up before the curtain and made a little speech, and +praised up this tragedy, and said it was the most thrillingest one that +ever was; and so he went on a-bragging about the tragedy, and about +Edmund Kean the Elder, which was to play the main principal part in it; +and at last when he'd got everybody's expectations up high enough, he +rolled up the curtain, and the next minute the king come a-prancing out +on all fours, naked; and he was painted all over, ring-streaked-and- +striped, all sorts of colors, as splendid as a rainbow. And--but never +mind the rest of his outfit; it was just wild, but it was awful funny. +The people most killed themselves laughing; and when the king got done +capering and capered off behind the scenes, they roared and clapped and +stormed and haw-hawed till he come back and done it over again, and after +that they made him do it another time. Well, it would make a cow laugh to +see the shines that old idiot cut. + +Then the duke he lets the curtain down, and bows to the people, and says +the great tragedy will be performed only two nights more, on accounts of +pressing London engagements, where the seats is all sold already for it +in Drury Lane; and then he makes them another bow, and says if he has +succeeded in pleasing them and instructing them, he will be deeply +obleeged if they will mention it to their friends and get them to come +and see it. + +Twenty people sings out: + +"What, is it over? Is that ALL?" + +The duke says yes. Then there was a fine time. Everybody sings out, +"Sold!" and rose up mad, and was a-going for that stage and them +tragedians. But a big, fine looking man jumps up on a bench and shouts: + +"Hold on! Just a word, gentlemen." They stopped to listen. "We are +sold--mighty badly sold. But we don't want to be the laughing stock of +this whole town, I reckon, and never hear the last of this thing as long +as we live. NO. What we want is to go out of here quiet, and talk this +show up, and sell the REST of the town! Then we'll all be in the same +boat. Ain't that sensible?" ("You bet it is!--the jedge is right!" +everybody sings out.) "All right, then--not a word about any sell. Go +along home, and advise everybody to come and see the tragedy." + +Next day you couldn't hear nothing around that town but how splendid that +show was. House was jammed again that night, and we sold this crowd the +same way. When me and the king and the duke got home to the raft we all +had a supper; and by and by, about midnight, they made Jim and me back +her out and float her down the middle of the river, and fetch her in and +hide her about two mile below town. + +The third night the house was crammed again--and they warn't new-comers +this time, but people that was at the show the other two nights. I stood +by the duke at the door, and I see that every man that went in had his +pockets bulging, or something muffled up under his coat--and I see it +warn't no perfumery, neither, not by a long sight. I smelt sickly eggs +by the barrel, and rotten cabbages, and such things; and if I know the +signs of a dead cat being around, and I bet I do, there was sixty-four of +them went in. I shoved in there for a minute, but it was too various for +me; I couldn't stand it. Well, when the place couldn't hold no more +people the duke he give a fellow a quarter and told him to tend door for +him a minute, and then he started around for the stage door, I after him; +but the minute we turned the corner and was in the dark he says: + +"Walk fast now till you get away from the houses, and then shin for the +raft like the dickens was after you!" + +I done it, and he done the same. We struck the raft at the same time, +and in less than two seconds we was gliding down stream, all dark and +still, and edging towards the middle of the river, nobody saying a word. +I reckoned the poor king was in for a gaudy time of it with the audience, +but nothing of the sort; pretty soon he crawls out from under the wigwam, +and says: + +"Well, how'd the old thing pan out this time, duke?" He hadn't been +up-town at all. + +We never showed a light till we was about ten mile below the village. +Then we lit up and had a supper, and the king and the duke fairly laughed +their bones loose over the way they'd served them people. The duke says: + +"Greenhorns, flatheads! I knew the first house would keep mum and let +the rest of the town get roped in; and I knew they'd lay for us the third +night, and consider it was THEIR turn now. Well, it IS their turn, and +I'd give something to know how much they'd take for it. I WOULD just +like to know how they're putting in their opportunity. They can turn it +into a picnic if they want to--they brought plenty provisions." + +Them rapscallions took in four hundred and sixty-five dollars in that +three nights. I never see money hauled in by the wagon-load like that +before. By and by, when they was asleep and snoring, Jim says: + +"Don't it s'prise you de way dem kings carries on, Huck?" + +"No," I says, "it don't." + +"Why don't it, Huck?" + +"Well, it don't, because it's in the breed. I reckon they're all alike," + +"But, Huck, dese kings o' ourn is reglar rapscallions; dat's jist what +dey is; dey's reglar rapscallions." + +"Well, that's what I'm a-saying; all kings is mostly rapscallions, as fur +as I can make out." + +"Is dat so?" + +"You read about them once--you'll see. Look at Henry the Eight; this 'n +'s a Sunday-school Superintendent to HIM. And look at Charles Second, +and Louis Fourteen, and Louis Fifteen, and James Second, and Edward +Second, and Richard Third, and forty more; besides all them Saxon +heptarchies that used to rip around so in old times and raise Cain. My, +you ought to seen old Henry the Eight when he was in bloom. He WAS a +blossom. He used to marry a new wife every day, and chop off her head +next morning. And he would do it just as indifferent as if he was +ordering up eggs. 'Fetch up Nell Gwynn,' he says. They fetch her up. +Next morning, 'Chop off her head!' And they chop it off. 'Fetch up Jane +Shore,' he says; and up she comes, Next morning, 'Chop off her head'--and +they chop it off. 'Ring up Fair Rosamun.' Fair Rosamun answers the +bell. Next morning, 'Chop off her head.' And he made every one of them +tell him a tale every night; and he kept that up till he had hogged a +thousand and one tales that way, and then he put them all in a book, and +called it Domesday Book--which was a good name and stated the case. You +don't know kings, Jim, but I know them; and this old rip of ourn is one +of the cleanest I've struck in history. Well, Henry he takes a notion he +wants to get up some trouble with this country. How does he go at it +--give notice?--give the country a show? No. All of a sudden he heaves +all the tea in Boston Harbor overboard, and whacks out a declaration of +independence, and dares them to come on. That was HIS style--he never +give anybody a chance. He had suspicions of his father, the Duke of +Wellington. Well, what did he do? Ask him to show up? No--drownded +him in a butt of mamsey, like a cat. S'pose people left money laying +around where he was--what did he do? He collared it. S'pose he +contracted to do a thing, and you paid him, and didn't set down there and +see that he done it--what did he do? He always done the other thing. +S'pose he opened his mouth--what then? If he didn't shut it up powerful +quick he'd lose a lie every time. That's the kind of a bug Henry was; +and if we'd a had him along 'stead of our kings he'd a fooled that town a +heap worse than ourn done. I don't say that ourn is lambs, because they +ain't, when you come right down to the cold facts; but they ain't nothing +to THAT old ram, anyway. All I say is, kings is kings, and you got to +make allowances. Take them all around, they're a mighty ornery lot. +It's the way they're raised." + +"But dis one do SMELL so like de nation, Huck." + +"Well, they all do, Jim. We can't help the way a king smells; history +don't tell no way." + +"Now de duke, he's a tolerble likely man in some ways." + +"Yes, a duke's different. But not very different. This one's a middling +hard lot for a duke. When he's drunk there ain't no near-sighted man +could tell him from a king." + +"Well, anyways, I doan' hanker for no mo' un um, Huck. Dese is all I kin +stan'." + +"It's the way I feel, too, Jim. But we've got them on our hands, and we +got to remember what they are, and make allowances. Sometimes I wish we +could hear of a country that's out of kings." + +What was the use to tell Jim these warn't real kings and dukes? It +wouldn't a done no good; and, besides, it was just as I said: you +couldn't tell them from the real kind. + +I went to sleep, and Jim didn't call me when it was my turn. He often +done that. When I waked up just at daybreak he was sitting there with +his head down betwixt his knees, moaning and mourning to himself. I +didn't take notice nor let on. I knowed what it was about. He was +thinking about his wife and his children, away up yonder, and he was low +and homesick; because he hadn't ever been away from home before in his +life; and I do believe he cared just as much for his people as white +folks does for their'n. It don't seem natural, but I reckon it's so. He +was often moaning and mourning that way nights, when he judged I was +asleep, and saying, "Po' little 'Lizabeth! po' little Johnny! it's mighty +hard; I spec' I ain't ever gwyne to see you no mo', no mo'!" He was a +mighty good nigger, Jim was. + +But this time I somehow got to talking to him about his wife and young +ones; and by and by he says: + +"What makes me feel so bad dis time 'uz bekase I hear sumpn over yonder +on de bank like a whack, er a slam, while ago, en it mine me er de time I +treat my little 'Lizabeth so ornery. She warn't on'y 'bout fo' year ole, +en she tuck de sk'yarlet fever, en had a powful rough spell; but she got +well, en one day she was a-stannin' aroun', en I says to her, I says: + +"'Shet de do'.' + +"She never done it; jis' stood dah, kiner smilin' up at me. It make me +mad; en I says agin, mighty loud, I says: + +"'Doan' you hear me? Shet de do'!' + +"She jis stood de same way, kiner smilin' up. I was a-bilin'! I says: + +"'I lay I MAKE you mine!' + +"En wid dat I fetch' her a slap side de head dat sont her a-sprawlin'. +Den I went into de yuther room, en 'uz gone 'bout ten minutes; en when I +come back dah was dat do' a-stannin' open YIT, en dat chile stannin' mos' +right in it, a-lookin' down and mournin', en de tears runnin' down. My, +but I WUZ mad! I was a-gwyne for de chile, but jis' den--it was a do' +dat open innerds--jis' den, 'long come de wind en slam it to, behine de +chile, ker-BLAM!--en my lan', de chile never move'! My breff mos' hop +outer me; en I feel so--so--I doan' know HOW I feel. I crope out, all +a-tremblin', en crope aroun' en open de do' easy en slow, en poke my head +in behine de chile, sof' en still, en all uv a sudden I says POW! jis' as +loud as I could yell. SHE NEVER BUDGE! Oh, Huck, I bust out a-cryin' en +grab her up in my arms, en say, 'Oh, de po' little thing! De Lord God +Amighty fogive po' ole Jim, kaze he never gwyne to fogive hisself as +long's he live!' Oh, she was plumb deef en dumb, Huck, plumb deef en +dumb--en I'd ben a-treat'n her so!" + + + + +CHAPTER XXIV. + +NEXT day, towards night, we laid up under a little willow towhead out in +the middle, where there was a village on each side of the river, and the +duke and the king begun to lay out a plan for working them towns. Jim he +spoke to the duke, and said he hoped it wouldn't take but a few hours, +because it got mighty heavy and tiresome to him when he had to lay all +day in the wigwam tied with the rope. You see, when we left him all +alone we had to tie him, because if anybody happened on to him all by +himself and not tied it wouldn't look much like he was a runaway nigger, +you know. So the duke said it WAS kind of hard to have to lay roped all +day, and he'd cipher out some way to get around it. + +He was uncommon bright, the duke was, and he soon struck it. He dressed +Jim up in King Lear's outfit--it was a long curtain-calico gown, and a +white horse-hair wig and whiskers; and then he took his theater paint and +painted Jim's face and hands and ears and neck all over a dead, dull, +solid blue, like a man that's been drownded nine days. Blamed if he +warn't the horriblest looking outrage I ever see. Then the duke took and +wrote out a sign on a shingle so: + +Sick Arab--but harmless when not out of his head. + +And he nailed that shingle to a lath, and stood the lath up four or five +foot in front of the wigwam. Jim was satisfied. He said it was a sight +better than lying tied a couple of years every day, and trembling all +over every time there was a sound. The duke told him to make himself +free and easy, and if anybody ever come meddling around, he must hop out +of the wigwam, and carry on a little, and fetch a howl or two like a wild +beast, and he reckoned they would light out and leave him alone. Which +was sound enough judgment; but you take the average man, and he wouldn't +wait for him to howl. Why, he didn't only look like he was dead, he +looked considerable more than that. + +These rapscallions wanted to try the Nonesuch again, because there was so +much money in it, but they judged it wouldn't be safe, because maybe the +news might a worked along down by this time. They couldn't hit no +project that suited exactly; so at last the duke said he reckoned he'd +lay off and work his brains an hour or two and see if he couldn't put up +something on the Arkansaw village; and the king he allowed he would drop +over to t'other village without any plan, but just trust in Providence to +lead him the profitable way--meaning the devil, I reckon. We had all +bought store clothes where we stopped last; and now the king put his'n +on, and he told me to put mine on. I done it, of course. The king's +duds was all black, and he did look real swell and starchy. I never +knowed how clothes could change a body before. Why, before, he looked +like the orneriest old rip that ever was; but now, when he'd take off his +new white beaver and make a bow and do a smile, he looked that grand and +good and pious that you'd say he had walked right out of the ark, and +maybe was old Leviticus himself. Jim cleaned up the canoe, and I got my +paddle ready. There was a big steamboat laying at the shore away up +under the point, about three mile above the town--been there a couple +of hours, taking on freight. Says the king: + +"Seein' how I'm dressed, I reckon maybe I better arrive down from St. +Louis or Cincinnati, or some other big place. Go for the steamboat, +Huckleberry; we'll come down to the village on her." + +I didn't have to be ordered twice to go and take a steamboat ride. I +fetched the shore a half a mile above the village, and then went scooting +along the bluff bank in the easy water. Pretty soon we come to a nice +innocent-looking young country jake setting on a log swabbing the sweat +off of his face, for it was powerful warm weather; and he had a couple of +big carpet-bags by him. + +"Run her nose in shore," says the king. I done it. "Wher' you bound +for, young man?" + +"For the steamboat; going to Orleans." + +"Git aboard," says the king. "Hold on a minute, my servant 'll he'p you +with them bags. Jump out and he'p the gentleman, Adolphus"--meaning me, +I see. + +I done so, and then we all three started on again. The young chap was +mighty thankful; said it was tough work toting his baggage such weather. +He asked the king where he was going, and the king told him he'd come +down the river and landed at the other village this morning, and now he +was going up a few mile to see an old friend on a farm up there. The +young fellow says: + +"When I first see you I says to myself, 'It's Mr. Wilks, sure, and he +come mighty near getting here in time.' But then I says again, 'No, I +reckon it ain't him, or else he wouldn't be paddling up the river.' You +AIN'T him, are you?" + +"No, my name's Blodgett--Elexander Blodgett--REVEREND Elexander Blodgett, +I s'pose I must say, as I'm one o' the Lord's poor servants. But still +I'm jist as able to be sorry for Mr. Wilks for not arriving in time, all +the same, if he's missed anything by it--which I hope he hasn't." + +"Well, he don't miss any property by it, because he'll get that all +right; but he's missed seeing his brother Peter die--which he mayn't +mind, nobody can tell as to that--but his brother would a give anything +in this world to see HIM before he died; never talked about nothing else +all these three weeks; hadn't seen him since they was boys together--and +hadn't ever seen his brother William at all--that's the deef and dumb +one--William ain't more than thirty or thirty-five. Peter and George +were the only ones that come out here; George was the married brother; +him and his wife both died last year. Harvey and William's the only ones +that's left now; and, as I was saying, they haven't got here in time." + +"Did anybody send 'em word?" + +"Oh, yes; a month or two ago, when Peter was first took; because Peter +said then that he sorter felt like he warn't going to get well this time. +You see, he was pretty old, and George's g'yirls was too young to be much +company for him, except Mary Jane, the red-headed one; and so he was +kinder lonesome after George and his wife died, and didn't seem to care +much to live. He most desperately wanted to see Harvey--and William, +too, for that matter--because he was one of them kind that can't bear to +make a will. He left a letter behind for Harvey, and said he'd told in +it where his money was hid, and how he wanted the rest of the property +divided up so George's g'yirls would be all right--for George didn't +leave nothing. And that letter was all they could get him to put a pen +to." + +"Why do you reckon Harvey don't come? Wher' does he live?" + +"Oh, he lives in England--Sheffield--preaches there--hasn't ever been in +this country. He hasn't had any too much time--and besides he mightn't a +got the letter at all, you know." + +"Too bad, too bad he couldn't a lived to see his brothers, poor soul. +You going to Orleans, you say?" + +"Yes, but that ain't only a part of it. I'm going in a ship, next +Wednesday, for Ryo Janeero, where my uncle lives." + +"It's a pretty long journey. But it'll be lovely; wisht I was a-going. +Is Mary Jane the oldest? How old is the others?" + +"Mary Jane's nineteen, Susan's fifteen, and Joanna's about fourteen +--that's the one that gives herself to good works and has a hare-lip." + + +"Poor things! to be left alone in the cold world so." + +"Well, they could be worse off. Old Peter had friends, and they ain't +going to let them come to no harm. There's Hobson, the Babtis' preacher; +and Deacon Lot Hovey, and Ben Rucker, and Abner Shackleford, and Levi +Bell, the lawyer; and Dr. Robinson, and their wives, and the widow +Bartley, and--well, there's a lot of them; but these are the ones that +Peter was thickest with, and used to write about sometimes, when he wrote +home; so Harvey 'll know where to look for friends when he gets here." + +Well, the old man went on asking questions till he just fairly emptied +that young fellow. Blamed if he didn't inquire about everybody and +everything in that blessed town, and all about the Wilkses; and about +Peter's business--which was a tanner; and about George's--which was a +carpenter; and about Harvey's--which was a dissentering minister; and so +on, and so on. Then he says: + +"What did you want to walk all the way up to the steamboat for?" + +"Because she's a big Orleans boat, and I was afeard she mightn't stop +there. When they're deep they won't stop for a hail. A Cincinnati boat +will, but this is a St. Louis one." + +"Was Peter Wilks well off?" + +"Oh, yes, pretty well off. He had houses and land, and it's reckoned he +left three or four thousand in cash hid up som'ers." + +"When did you say he died?" + +"I didn't say, but it was last night." + +"Funeral to-morrow, likely?" + +"Yes, 'bout the middle of the day." + +"Well, it's all terrible sad; but we've all got to go, one time or +another. So what we want to do is to be prepared; then we're all right." + +"Yes, sir, it's the best way. Ma used to always say that." + +When we struck the boat she was about done loading, and pretty soon she +got off. The king never said nothing about going aboard, so I lost my +ride, after all. When the boat was gone the king made me paddle up +another mile to a lonesome place, and then he got ashore and says: + +"Now hustle back, right off, and fetch the duke up here, and the new +carpet-bags. And if he's gone over to t'other side, go over there and +git him. And tell him to git himself up regardless. Shove along, now." + +I see what HE was up to; but I never said nothing, of course. When I got +back with the duke we hid the canoe, and then they set down on a log, and +the king told him everything, just like the young fellow had said it +--every last word of it. And all the time he was a-doing it he tried to +talk like an Englishman; and he done it pretty well, too, for a slouch. +I can't imitate him, and so I ain't a-going to try to; but he really done +it pretty good. Then he says: + +"How are you on the deef and dumb, Bilgewater?" + +The duke said, leave him alone for that; said he had played a deef and +dumb person on the histronic boards. So then they waited for a +steamboat. + +About the middle of the afternoon a couple of little boats come along, +but they didn't come from high enough up the river; but at last there was +a big one, and they hailed her. She sent out her yawl, and we went +aboard, and she was from Cincinnati; and when they found we only wanted +to go four or five mile they was booming mad, and gave us a cussing, and +said they wouldn't land us. But the king was ca'm. He says: + +"If gentlemen kin afford to pay a dollar a mile apiece to be took on and +put off in a yawl, a steamboat kin afford to carry 'em, can't it?" + +So they softened down and said it was all right; and when we got to the +village they yawled us ashore. About two dozen men flocked down when +they see the yawl a-coming, and when the king says: + +"Kin any of you gentlemen tell me wher' Mr. Peter Wilks lives?" they give +a glance at one another, and nodded their heads, as much as to say, "What +d' I tell you?" Then one of them says, kind of soft and gentle: + +"I'm sorry sir, but the best we can do is to tell you where he DID live +yesterday evening." + +Sudden as winking the ornery old cretur went an to smash, and fell up +against the man, and put his chin on his shoulder, and cried down his +back, and says: + +"Alas, alas, our poor brother--gone, and we never got to see him; oh, +it's too, too hard!" + +Then he turns around, blubbering, and makes a lot of idiotic signs to the +duke on his hands, and blamed if he didn't drop a carpet-bag and bust out +a-crying. If they warn't the beatenest lot, them two frauds, that ever I +struck. + +Well, the men gathered around and sympathized with them, and said all +sorts of kind things to them, and carried their carpet-bags up the hill +for them, and let them lean on them and cry, and told the king all about +his brother's last moments, and the king he told it all over again on his +hands to the duke, and both of them took on about that dead tanner like +they'd lost the twelve disciples. Well, if ever I struck anything like +it, I'm a nigger. It was enough to make a body ashamed of the human race. + + + + +CHAPTER XXV. + +THE news was all over town in two minutes, and you could see the people +tearing down on the run from every which way, some of them putting on +their coats as they come. Pretty soon we was in the middle of a crowd, +and the noise of the tramping was like a soldier march. The windows and +dooryards was full; and every minute somebody would say, over a fence: + +"Is it THEM?" + +And somebody trotting along with the gang would answer back and say: + +"You bet it is." + +When we got to the house the street in front of it was packed, and the +three girls was standing in the door. Mary Jane WAS red-headed, but that +don't make no difference, she was most awful beautiful, and her face and +her eyes was all lit up like glory, she was so glad her uncles was come. +The king he spread his arms, and Mary Jane she jumped for them, and the +hare-lip jumped for the duke, and there they HAD it! Everybody most, +leastways women, cried for joy to see them meet again at last and have +such good times. + +Then the king he hunched the duke private--I see him do it--and then he +looked around and see the coffin, over in the corner on two chairs; so +then him and the duke, with a hand across each other's shoulder, and +t'other hand to their eyes, walked slow and solemn over there, everybody +dropping back to give them room, and all the talk and noise stopping, +people saying "Sh!" and all the men taking their hats off and drooping +their heads, so you could a heard a pin fall. And when they got there +they bent over and looked in the coffin, and took one sight, and then +they bust out a-crying so you could a heard them to Orleans, most; and +then they put their arms around each other's necks, and hung their chins +over each other's shoulders; and then for three minutes, or maybe four, I +never see two men leak the way they done. And, mind you, everybody was +doing the same; and the place was that damp I never see anything like it. +Then one of them got on one side of the coffin, and t'other on t'other +side, and they kneeled down and rested their foreheads on the coffin, and +let on to pray all to themselves. Well, when it come to that it worked +the crowd like you never see anything like it, and everybody broke down +and went to sobbing right out loud--the poor girls, too; and every woman, +nearly, went up to the girls, without saying a word, and kissed them, +solemn, on the forehead, and then put their hand on their head, and +looked up towards the sky, with the tears running down, and then busted +out and went off sobbing and swabbing, and give the next woman a show. I +never see anything so disgusting. + +Well, by and by the king he gets up and comes forward a little, and works +himself up and slobbers out a speech, all full of tears and flapdoodle +about its being a sore trial for him and his poor brother to lose the +diseased, and to miss seeing diseased alive after the long journey of +four thousand mile, but it's a trial that's sweetened and sanctified to +us by this dear sympathy and these holy tears, and so he thanks them out +of his heart and out of his brother's heart, because out of their mouths +they can't, words being too weak and cold, and all that kind of rot and +slush, till it was just sickening; and then he blubbers out a pious +goody-goody Amen, and turns himself loose and goes to crying fit to bust. + +And the minute the words were out of his mouth somebody over in the crowd +struck up the doxolojer, and everybody joined in with all their might, +and it just warmed you up and made you feel as good as church letting +out. Music is a good thing; and after all that soul-butter and hogwash I +never see it freshen up things so, and sound so honest and bully. + +Then the king begins to work his jaw again, and says how him and his +nieces would be glad if a few of the main principal friends of the family +would take supper here with them this evening, and help set up with the +ashes of the diseased; and says if his poor brother laying yonder could +speak he knows who he would name, for they was names that was very dear +to him, and mentioned often in his letters; and so he will name the same, +to wit, as follows, vizz.:--Rev. Mr. Hobson, and Deacon Lot Hovey, and +Mr. Ben Rucker, and Abner Shackleford, and Levi Bell, and Dr. Robinson, +and their wives, and the widow Bartley. + +Rev. Hobson and Dr. Robinson was down to the end of the town a-hunting +together--that is, I mean the doctor was shipping a sick man to t'other +world, and the preacher was pinting him right. Lawyer Bell was away up +to Louisville on business. But the rest was on hand, and so they all +come and shook hands with the king and thanked him and talked to him; and +then they shook hands with the duke and didn't say nothing, but just kept +a-smiling and bobbing their heads like a passel of sapheads whilst he +made all sorts of signs with his hands and said "Goo-goo--goo-goo-goo" +all the time, like a baby that can't talk. + +So the king he blattered along, and managed to inquire about pretty much +everybody and dog in town, by his name, and mentioned all sorts of little +things that happened one time or another in the town, or to George's +family, or to Peter. And he always let on that Peter wrote him the +things; but that was a lie: he got every blessed one of them out of that +young flathead that we canoed up to the steamboat. + +Then Mary Jane she fetched the letter her father left behind, and the +king he read it out loud and cried over it. It give the dwelling-house +and three thousand dollars, gold, to the girls; and it give the tanyard +(which was doing a good business), along with some other houses and land +(worth about seven thousand), and three thousand dollars in gold to +Harvey and William, and told where the six thousand cash was hid down +cellar. So these two frauds said they'd go and fetch it up, and have +everything square and above-board; and told me to come with a candle. We +shut the cellar door behind us, and when they found the bag they spilt it +out on the floor, and it was a lovely sight, all them yaller-boys. My, +the way the king's eyes did shine! He slaps the duke on the shoulder and +says: + +"Oh, THIS ain't bully nor noth'n! Oh, no, I reckon not! Why, Billy, it +beats the Nonesuch, DON'T it?" + +The duke allowed it did. They pawed the yaller-boys, and sifted them +through their fingers and let them jingle down on the floor; and the king +says: + +"It ain't no use talkin'; bein' brothers to a rich dead man and +representatives of furrin heirs that's got left is the line for you and +me, Bilge. Thish yer comes of trust'n to Providence. It's the best way, +in the long run. I've tried 'em all, and ther' ain't no better way." + +Most everybody would a been satisfied with the pile, and took it on +trust; but no, they must count it. So they counts it, and it comes out +four hundred and fifteen dollars short. Says the king: + +"Dern him, I wonder what he done with that four hundred and fifteen +dollars?" + +They worried over that awhile, and ransacked all around for it. Then the +duke says: + +"Well, he was a pretty sick man, and likely he made a mistake--I reckon +that's the way of it. The best way's to let it go, and keep still about +it. We can spare it." + +"Oh, shucks, yes, we can SPARE it. I don't k'yer noth'n 'bout that--it's +the COUNT I'm thinkin' about. We want to be awful square and open and +above-board here, you know. We want to lug this h-yer money up stairs +and count it before everybody--then ther' ain't noth'n suspicious. But +when the dead man says ther's six thous'n dollars, you know, we don't +want to--" + +"Hold on," says the duke. "Le's make up the deffisit," and he begun to +haul out yaller-boys out of his pocket. + +"It's a most amaz'n' good idea, duke--you HAVE got a rattlin' clever head +on you," says the king. "Blest if the old Nonesuch ain't a heppin' us +out agin," and HE begun to haul out yaller-jackets and stack them up. + +It most busted them, but they made up the six thousand clean and clear. + +"Say," says the duke, "I got another idea. Le's go up stairs and count +this money, and then take and GIVE IT TO THE GIRLS." + +"Good land, duke, lemme hug you! It's the most dazzling idea 'at ever a +man struck. You have cert'nly got the most astonishin' head I ever see. +Oh, this is the boss dodge, ther' ain't no mistake 'bout it. Let 'em +fetch along their suspicions now if they want to--this 'll lay 'em out." + +When we got up-stairs everybody gethered around the table, and the king +he counted it and stacked it up, three hundred dollars in a pile--twenty +elegant little piles. Everybody looked hungry at it, and licked their +chops. Then they raked it into the bag again, and I see the king begin +to swell himself up for another speech. He says: + +"Friends all, my poor brother that lays yonder has done generous by them +that's left behind in the vale of sorrers. He has done generous by these +yer poor little lambs that he loved and sheltered, and that's left +fatherless and motherless. Yes, and we that knowed him knows that he +would a done MORE generous by 'em if he hadn't ben afeard o' woundin' his +dear William and me. Now, WOULDN'T he? Ther' ain't no question 'bout it +in MY mind. Well, then, what kind o' brothers would it be that 'd stand +in his way at sech a time? And what kind o' uncles would it be that 'd +rob--yes, ROB--sech poor sweet lambs as these 'at he loved so at sech a +time? If I know William--and I THINK I do--he--well, I'll jest ask him." +He turns around and begins to make a lot of signs to the duke with his +hands, and the duke he looks at him stupid and leather-headed a while; +then all of a sudden he seems to catch his meaning, and jumps for the +king, goo-gooing with all his might for joy, and hugs him about fifteen +times before he lets up. Then the king says, "I knowed it; I reckon THAT +'ll convince anybody the way HE feels about it. Here, Mary Jane, Susan, +Joanner, take the money--take it ALL. It's the gift of him that lays +yonder, cold but joyful." + +Mary Jane she went for him, Susan and the hare-lip went for the duke, and +then such another hugging and kissing I never see yet. And everybody +crowded up with the tears in their eyes, and most shook the hands off of +them frauds, saying all the time: + +"You DEAR good souls!--how LOVELY!--how COULD you!" + +Well, then, pretty soon all hands got to talking about the diseased +again, and how good he was, and what a loss he was, and all that; and +before long a big iron-jawed man worked himself in there from outside, +and stood a-listening and looking, and not saying anything; and nobody +saying anything to him either, because the king was talking and they was +all busy listening. The king was saying--in the middle of something he'd +started in on-- + +"--they bein' partickler friends o' the diseased. That's why they're +invited here this evenin'; but tomorrow we want ALL to come--everybody; +for he respected everybody, he liked everybody, and so it's fitten that +his funeral orgies sh'd be public." + +And so he went a-mooning on and on, liking to hear himself talk, and +every little while he fetched in his funeral orgies again, till the duke +he couldn't stand it no more; so he writes on a little scrap of paper, +"OBSEQUIES, you old fool," and folds it up, and goes to goo-gooing and +reaching it over people's heads to him. The king he reads it and puts it +in his pocket, and says: + +"Poor William, afflicted as he is, his HEART'S aluz right. Asks me to +invite everybody to come to the funeral--wants me to make 'em all +welcome. But he needn't a worried--it was jest what I was at." + +Then he weaves along again, perfectly ca'm, and goes to dropping in his +funeral orgies again every now and then, just like he done before. And +when he done it the third time he says: + +"I say orgies, not because it's the common term, because it ain't +--obsequies bein' the common term--but because orgies is the right term. +Obsequies ain't used in England no more now--it's gone out. We say +orgies now in England. Orgies is better, because it means the thing +you're after more exact. It's a word that's made up out'n the Greek +ORGO, outside, open, abroad; and the Hebrew JEESUM, to plant, cover up; +hence inTER. So, you see, funeral orgies is an open er public funeral." + +He was the WORST I ever struck. Well, the iron-jawed man he laughed +right in his face. Everybody was shocked. Everybody says, "Why, +DOCTOR!" and Abner Shackleford says: + +"Why, Robinson, hain't you heard the news? This is Harvey Wilks." + +The king he smiled eager, and shoved out his flapper, and says: + +"Is it my poor brother's dear good friend and physician? I--" + +"Keep your hands off of me!" says the doctor. "YOU talk like an +Englishman, DON'T you? It's the worst imitation I ever heard. YOU Peter +Wilks's brother! You're a fraud, that's what you are!" + +Well, how they all took on! They crowded around the doctor and tried to +quiet him down, and tried to explain to him and tell him how Harvey 'd +showed in forty ways that he WAS Harvey, and knowed everybody by name, +and the names of the very dogs, and begged and BEGGED him not to hurt +Harvey's feelings and the poor girl's feelings, and all that. But it +warn't no use; he stormed right along, and said any man that pretended to +be an Englishman and couldn't imitate the lingo no better than what he +did was a fraud and a liar. The poor girls was hanging to the king and +crying; and all of a sudden the doctor ups and turns on THEM. He says: + +"I was your father's friend, and I'm your friend; and I warn you as a +friend, and an honest one that wants to protect you and keep you out of +harm and trouble, to turn your backs on that scoundrel and have nothing +to do with him, the ignorant tramp, with his idiotic Greek and Hebrew, as +he calls it. He is the thinnest kind of an impostor--has come here with +a lot of empty names and facts which he picked up somewheres, and you +take them for PROOFS, and are helped to fool yourselves by these foolish +friends here, who ought to know better. Mary Jane Wilks, you know me for +your friend, and for your unselfish friend, too. Now listen to me; turn +this pitiful rascal out--I BEG you to do it. Will you?" + +Mary Jane straightened herself up, and my, but she was handsome! She +says: + +"HERE is my answer." She hove up the bag of money and put it in the +king's hands, and says, "Take this six thousand dollars, and invest for +me and my sisters any way you want to, and don't give us no receipt for +it." + +Then she put her arm around the king on one side, and Susan and the +hare-lip done the same on the other. Everybody clapped their hands and +stomped on the floor like a perfect storm, whilst the king held up his +head and smiled proud. The doctor says: + +"All right; I wash MY hands of the matter. But I warn you all that a +time 's coming when you're going to feel sick whenever you think of this +day." And away he went. + +"All right, doctor," says the king, kinder mocking him; "we'll try and +get 'em to send for you;" which made them all laugh, and they said it was +a prime good hit. + + + + +CHAPTER XXVI. + +WELL, when they was all gone the king he asks Mary Jane how they was off +for spare rooms, and she said she had one spare room, which would do for +Uncle William, and she'd give her own room to Uncle Harvey, which was a +little bigger, and she would turn into the room with her sisters and +sleep on a cot; and up garret was a little cubby, with a pallet in it. +The king said the cubby would do for his valley--meaning me. + +So Mary Jane took us up, and she showed them their rooms, which was plain +but nice. She said she'd have her frocks and a lot of other traps took +out of her room if they was in Uncle Harvey's way, but he said they +warn't. The frocks was hung along the wall, and before them was a +curtain made out of calico that hung down to the floor. There was an old +hair trunk in one corner, and a guitar-box in another, and all sorts of +little knickknacks and jimcracks around, like girls brisken up a room +with. The king said it was all the more homely and more pleasanter for +these fixings, and so don't disturb them. The duke's room was pretty +small, but plenty good enough, and so was my cubby. + +That night they had a big supper, and all them men and women was there, +and I stood behind the king and the duke's chairs and waited on them, and +the niggers waited on the rest. Mary Jane she set at the head of the +table, with Susan alongside of her, and said how bad the biscuits was, +and how mean the preserves was, and how ornery and tough the fried +chickens was--and all that kind of rot, the way women always do for to +force out compliments; and the people all knowed everything was tiptop, +and said so--said "How DO you get biscuits to brown so nice?" and "Where, +for the land's sake, DID you get these amaz'n pickles?" and all that kind +of humbug talky-talk, just the way people always does at a supper, you +know. + +And when it was all done me and the hare-lip had supper in the kitchen +off of the leavings, whilst the others was helping the niggers clean up +the things. The hare-lip she got to pumping me about England, and blest +if I didn't think the ice was getting mighty thin sometimes. She says: + +"Did you ever see the king?" + +"Who? William Fourth? Well, I bet I have--he goes to our church." I +knowed he was dead years ago, but I never let on. So when I says he goes +to our church, she says: + +"What--regular?" + +"Yes--regular. His pew's right over opposite ourn--on t'other side the +pulpit." + +"I thought he lived in London?" + +"Well, he does. Where WOULD he live?" + +"But I thought YOU lived in Sheffield?" + +I see I was up a stump. I had to let on to get choked with a chicken +bone, so as to get time to think how to get down again. Then I says: + +"I mean he goes to our church regular when he's in Sheffield. That's +only in the summer time, when he comes there to take the sea baths." + +"Why, how you talk--Sheffield ain't on the sea." + +"Well, who said it was?" + +"Why, you did." + +"I DIDN'T nuther." + +"You did!" + +"I didn't." + +"You did." + +"I never said nothing of the kind." + +"Well, what DID you say, then?" + +"Said he come to take the sea BATHS--that's what I said." + +"Well, then, how's he going to take the sea baths if it ain't on the +sea?" + +"Looky here," I says; "did you ever see any Congress-water?" + +"Yes." + +"Well, did you have to go to Congress to get it?" + +"Why, no." + +"Well, neither does William Fourth have to go to the sea to get a sea +bath." + +"How does he get it, then?" + +"Gets it the way people down here gets Congress-water--in barrels. There +in the palace at Sheffield they've got furnaces, and he wants his water +hot. They can't bile that amount of water away off there at the sea. +They haven't got no conveniences for it." + +"Oh, I see, now. You might a said that in the first place and saved +time." + +When she said that I see I was out of the woods again, and so I was +comfortable and glad. Next, she says: + +"Do you go to church, too?" + +"Yes--regular." + +"Where do you set?" + +"Why, in our pew." + +"WHOSE pew?" + +"Why, OURN--your Uncle Harvey's." + +"His'n? What does HE want with a pew?" + +"Wants it to set in. What did you RECKON he wanted with it?" + +"Why, I thought he'd be in the pulpit." + +Rot him, I forgot he was a preacher. I see I was up a stump again, so I +played another chicken bone and got another think. Then I says: + +"Blame it, do you suppose there ain't but one preacher to a church?" + +"Why, what do they want with more?" + +"What!--to preach before a king? I never did see such a girl as you. +They don't have no less than seventeen." + +"Seventeen! My land! Why, I wouldn't set out such a string as that, not +if I NEVER got to glory. It must take 'em a week." + +"Shucks, they don't ALL of 'em preach the same day--only ONE of 'em." + +"Well, then, what does the rest of 'em do?" + +"Oh, nothing much. Loll around, pass the plate--and one thing or +another. But mainly they don't do nothing." + +"Well, then, what are they FOR?" + +"Why, they're for STYLE. Don't you know nothing?" + +"Well, I don't WANT to know no such foolishness as that. How is servants +treated in England? Do they treat 'em better 'n we treat our niggers?" + +"NO! A servant ain't nobody there. They treat them worse than dogs." + +"Don't they give 'em holidays, the way we do, Christmas and New Year's +week, and Fourth of July?" + +"Oh, just listen! A body could tell YOU hain't ever been to England by +that. Why, Hare-l--why, Joanna, they never see a holiday from year's end +to year's end; never go to the circus, nor theater, nor nigger shows, nor +nowheres." + +"Nor church?" + +"Nor church." + +"But YOU always went to church." + +Well, I was gone up again. I forgot I was the old man's servant. But +next minute I whirled in on a kind of an explanation how a valley was +different from a common servant and HAD to go to church whether he wanted +to or not, and set with the family, on account of its being the law. But +I didn't do it pretty good, and when I got done I see she warn't +satisfied. She says: + +"Honest injun, now, hain't you been telling me a lot of lies?" + +"Honest injun," says I. + +"None of it at all?" + +"None of it at all. Not a lie in it," says I. + +"Lay your hand on this book and say it." + +I see it warn't nothing but a dictionary, so I laid my hand on it and +said it. So then she looked a little better satisfied, and says: + +"Well, then, I'll believe some of it; but I hope to gracious if I'll +believe the rest." + +"What is it you won't believe, Joe?" says Mary Jane, stepping in with +Susan behind her. "It ain't right nor kind for you to talk so to him, +and him a stranger and so far from his people. How would you like to be +treated so?" + +"That's always your way, Maim--always sailing in to help somebody before +they're hurt. I hain't done nothing to him. He's told some stretchers, +I reckon, and I said I wouldn't swallow it all; and that's every bit and +grain I DID say. I reckon he can stand a little thing like that, can't +he?" + +"I don't care whether 'twas little or whether 'twas big; he's here in our +house and a stranger, and it wasn't good of you to say it. If you was in +his place it would make you feel ashamed; and so you oughtn't to say a +thing to another person that will make THEM feel ashamed." + +"Why, Maim, he said--" + +"It don't make no difference what he SAID--that ain't the thing. The +thing is for you to treat him KIND, and not be saying things to make him +remember he ain't in his own country and amongst his own folks." + +I says to myself, THIS is a girl that I'm letting that old reptle rob her +of her money! + +Then Susan SHE waltzed in; and if you'll believe me, she did give +Hare-lip hark from the tomb! + +Says I to myself, and this is ANOTHER one that I'm letting him rob her of +her money! + +Then Mary Jane she took another inning, and went in sweet and lovely +again--which was her way; but when she got done there warn't hardly +anything left o' poor Hare-lip. So she hollered. + +"All right, then," says the other girls; "you just ask his pardon." + +She done it, too; and she done it beautiful. She done it so beautiful it +was good to hear; and I wished I could tell her a thousand lies, so she +could do it again. + +I says to myself, this is ANOTHER one that I'm letting him rob her of her +money. And when she got through they all jest laid theirselves out to +make me feel at home and know I was amongst friends. I felt so ornery +and low down and mean that I says to myself, my mind's made up; I'll hive +that money for them or bust. + +So then I lit out--for bed, I said, meaning some time or another. When I +got by myself I went to thinking the thing over. I says to myself, shall +I go to that doctor, private, and blow on these frauds? No--that won't +do. He might tell who told him; then the king and the duke would make it +warm for me. Shall I go, private, and tell Mary Jane? No--I dasn't do +it. Her face would give them a hint, sure; they've got the money, and +they'd slide right out and get away with it. If she was to fetch in help +I'd get mixed up in the business before it was done with, I judge. No; +there ain't no good way but one. I got to steal that money, somehow; and +I got to steal it some way that they won't suspicion that I done it. +They've got a good thing here, and they ain't a-going to leave till +they've played this family and this town for all they're worth, so I'll +find a chance time enough. I'll steal it and hide it; and by and by, when +I'm away down the river, I'll write a letter and tell Mary Jane where +it's hid. But I better hive it tonight if I can, because the doctor +maybe hasn't let up as much as he lets on he has; he might scare them out +of here yet. + +So, thinks I, I'll go and search them rooms. Upstairs the hall was dark, +but I found the duke's room, and started to paw around it with my hands; +but I recollected it wouldn't be much like the king to let anybody else +take care of that money but his own self; so then I went to his room and +begun to paw around there. But I see I couldn't do nothing without a +candle, and I dasn't light one, of course. So I judged I'd got to do the +other thing--lay for them and eavesdrop. About that time I hears their +footsteps coming, and was going to skip under the bed; I reached for it, +but it wasn't where I thought it would be; but I touched the curtain that +hid Mary Jane's frocks, so I jumped in behind that and snuggled in +amongst the gowns, and stood there perfectly still. + +They come in and shut the door; and the first thing the duke done was to +get down and look under the bed. Then I was glad I hadn't found the bed +when I wanted it. And yet, you know, it's kind of natural to hide under +the bed when you are up to anything private. They sets down then, and +the king says: + +"Well, what is it? And cut it middlin' short, because it's better for us +to be down there a-whoopin' up the mournin' than up here givin' 'em a +chance to talk us over." + +"Well, this is it, Capet. I ain't easy; I ain't comfortable. That +doctor lays on my mind. I wanted to know your plans. I've got a notion, +and I think it's a sound one." + +"What is it, duke?" + +"That we better glide out of this before three in the morning, and clip +it down the river with what we've got. Specially, seeing we got it so +easy--GIVEN back to us, flung at our heads, as you may say, when of +course we allowed to have to steal it back. I'm for knocking off and +lighting out." + +That made me feel pretty bad. About an hour or two ago it would a been a +little different, but now it made me feel bad and disappointed, The king +rips out and says: + +"What! And not sell out the rest o' the property? March off like a +passel of fools and leave eight or nine thous'n' dollars' worth o' +property layin' around jest sufferin' to be scooped in?--and all good, +salable stuff, too." + +The duke he grumbled; said the bag of gold was enough, and he didn't want +to go no deeper--didn't want to rob a lot of orphans of EVERYTHING they +had. + +"Why, how you talk!" says the king. "We sha'n't rob 'em of nothing at +all but jest this money. The people that BUYS the property is the +suff'rers; because as soon 's it's found out 'at we didn't own it--which +won't be long after we've slid--the sale won't be valid, and it 'll all +go back to the estate. These yer orphans 'll git their house back agin, +and that's enough for THEM; they're young and spry, and k'n easy earn a +livin'. THEY ain't a-goin to suffer. Why, jest think--there's thous'n's +and thous'n's that ain't nigh so well off. Bless you, THEY ain't got +noth'n' to complain of." + +Well, the king he talked him blind; so at last he give in, and said all +right, but said he believed it was blamed foolishness to stay, and that +doctor hanging over them. But the king says: + +"Cuss the doctor! What do we k'yer for HIM? Hain't we got all the fools +in town on our side? And ain't that a big enough majority in any town?" + +So they got ready to go down stairs again. The duke says: + +"I don't think we put that money in a good place." + +That cheered me up. I'd begun to think I warn't going to get a hint of +no kind to help me. The king says: + +"Why?" + +"Because Mary Jane 'll be in mourning from this out; and first you know +the nigger that does up the rooms will get an order to box these duds up +and put 'em away; and do you reckon a nigger can run across money and not +borrow some of it?" + +"Your head's level agin, duke," says the king; and he comes a-fumbling +under the curtain two or three foot from where I was. I stuck tight to +the wall and kept mighty still, though quivery; and I wondered what them +fellows would say to me if they catched me; and I tried to think what I'd +better do if they did catch me. But the king he got the bag before I +could think more than about a half a thought, and he never suspicioned I +was around. They took and shoved the bag through a rip in the straw tick +that was under the feather-bed, and crammed it in a foot or two amongst +the straw and said it was all right now, because a nigger only makes up +the feather-bed, and don't turn over the straw tick only about twice a +year, and so it warn't in no danger of getting stole now. + +But I knowed better. I had it out of there before they was half-way down +stairs. I groped along up to my cubby, and hid it there till I could get +a chance to do better. I judged I better hide it outside of the house +somewheres, because if they missed it they would give the house a good +ransacking: I knowed that very well. Then I turned in, with my clothes +all on; but I couldn't a gone to sleep if I'd a wanted to, I was in such +a sweat to get through with the business. By and by I heard the king and +the duke come up; so I rolled off my pallet and laid with my chin at the +top of my ladder, and waited to see if anything was going to happen. But +nothing did. + +So I held on till all the late sounds had quit and the early ones hadn't +begun yet; and then I slipped down the ladder. + + + + +CHAPTER XXVII. + +I CREPT to their doors and listened; they was snoring. So I tiptoed +along, and got down stairs all right. There warn't a sound anywheres. I +peeped through a crack of the dining-room door, and see the men that was +watching the corpse all sound asleep on their chairs. The door was open +into the parlor, where the corpse was laying, and there was a candle in +both rooms. I passed along, and the parlor door was open; but I see there +warn't nobody in there but the remainders of Peter; so I shoved on by; +but the front door was locked, and the key wasn't there. Just then I +heard somebody coming down the stairs, back behind me. I run in the +parlor and took a swift look around, and the only place I see to hide the +bag was in the coffin. The lid was shoved along about a foot, showing +the dead man's face down in there, with a wet cloth over it, and his +shroud on. I tucked the money-bag in under the lid, just down beyond +where his hands was crossed, which made me creep, they was so cold, and +then I run back across the room and in behind the door. + +The person coming was Mary Jane. She went to the coffin, very soft, and +kneeled down and looked in; then she put up her handkerchief, and I see +she begun to cry, though I couldn't hear her, and her back was to me. I +slid out, and as I passed the dining-room I thought I'd make sure them +watchers hadn't seen me; so I looked through the crack, and everything +was all right. They hadn't stirred. + +I slipped up to bed, feeling ruther blue, on accounts of the thing +playing out that way after I had took so much trouble and run so much +resk about it. Says I, if it could stay where it is, all right; because +when we get down the river a hundred mile or two I could write back to +Mary Jane, and she could dig him up again and get it; but that ain't the +thing that's going to happen; the thing that's going to happen is, the +money 'll be found when they come to screw on the lid. Then the king 'll +get it again, and it 'll be a long day before he gives anybody another +chance to smouch it from him. Of course I WANTED to slide down and get it +out of there, but I dasn't try it. Every minute it was getting earlier +now, and pretty soon some of them watchers would begin to stir, and I +might get catched--catched with six thousand dollars in my hands that +nobody hadn't hired me to take care of. I don't wish to be mixed up in +no such business as that, I says to myself. + +When I got down stairs in the morning the parlor was shut up, and the +watchers was gone. There warn't nobody around but the family and the +widow Bartley and our tribe. I watched their faces to see if anything +had been happening, but I couldn't tell. + +Towards the middle of the day the undertaker come with his man, and they +set the coffin in the middle of the room on a couple of chairs, and then +set all our chairs in rows, and borrowed more from the neighbors till the +hall and the parlor and the dining-room was full. I see the coffin lid +was the way it was before, but I dasn't go to look in under it, with +folks around. + +Then the people begun to flock in, and the beats and the girls took seats +in the front row at the head of the coffin, and for a half an hour the +people filed around slow, in single rank, and looked down at the dead +man's face a minute, and some dropped in a tear, and it was all very +still and solemn, only the girls and the beats holding handkerchiefs to +their eyes and keeping their heads bent, and sobbing a little. There +warn't no other sound but the scraping of the feet on the floor and +blowing noses--because people always blows them more at a funeral than +they do at other places except church. + +When the place was packed full the undertaker he slid around in his black +gloves with his softy soothering ways, putting on the last touches, and +getting people and things all ship-shape and comfortable, and making no +more sound than a cat. He never spoke; he moved people around, he +squeezed in late ones, he opened up passageways, and done it with nods, +and signs with his hands. Then he took his place over against the wall. +He was the softest, glidingest, stealthiest man I ever see; and there +warn't no more smile to him than there is to a ham. + +They had borrowed a melodeum--a sick one; and when everything was ready a +young woman set down and worked it, and it was pretty skreeky and +colicky, and everybody joined in and sung, and Peter was the only one +that had a good thing, according to my notion. Then the Reverend Hobson +opened up, slow and solemn, and begun to talk; and straight off the most +outrageous row busted out in the cellar a body ever heard; it was only +one dog, but he made a most powerful racket, and he kept it up right +along; the parson he had to stand there, over the coffin, and wait--you +couldn't hear yourself think. It was right down awkward, and nobody +didn't seem to know what to do. But pretty soon they see that +long-legged undertaker make a sign to the preacher as much as to say, +"Don't you worry--just depend on me." Then he stooped down and begun to +glide along the wall, just his shoulders showing over the people's heads. +So he glided along, and the powwow and racket getting more and more +outrageous all the time; and at last, when he had gone around two sides +of the room, he disappears down cellar. Then in about two seconds we +heard a whack, and the dog he finished up with a most amazing howl or +two, and then everything was dead still, and the parson begun his solemn +talk where he left off. In a minute or two here comes this undertaker's +back and shoulders gliding along the wall again; and so he glided and +glided around three sides of the room, and then rose up, and shaded his +mouth with his hands, and stretched his neck out towards the preacher, +over the people's heads, and says, in a kind of a coarse whisper, "HE HAD +A RAT!" Then he drooped down and glided along the wall again to his +place. You could see it was a great satisfaction to the people, because +naturally they wanted to know. A little thing like that don't cost +nothing, and it's just the little things that makes a man to be looked up +to and liked. There warn't no more popular man in town than what that +undertaker was. + +Well, the funeral sermon was very good, but pison long and tiresome; and +then the king he shoved in and got off some of his usual rubbage, and at +last the job was through, and the undertaker begun to sneak up on the +coffin with his screw-driver. I was in a sweat then, and watched him +pretty keen. But he never meddled at all; just slid the lid along as soft +as mush, and screwed it down tight and fast. So there I was! I didn't +know whether the money was in there or not. So, says I, s'pose somebody +has hogged that bag on the sly?--now how do I know whether to write to +Mary Jane or not? S'pose she dug him up and didn't find nothing, what +would she think of me? Blame it, I says, I might get hunted up and +jailed; I'd better lay low and keep dark, and not write at all; the +thing's awful mixed now; trying to better it, I've worsened it a hundred +times, and I wish to goodness I'd just let it alone, dad fetch the whole +business! + +They buried him, and we come back home, and I went to watching faces +again--I couldn't help it, and I couldn't rest easy. But nothing come +of it; the faces didn't tell me nothing. + +The king he visited around in the evening, and sweetened everybody up, +and made himself ever so friendly; and he give out the idea that his +congregation over in England would be in a sweat about him, so he must +hurry and settle up the estate right away and leave for home. He was +very sorry he was so pushed, and so was everybody; they wished he could +stay longer, but they said they could see it couldn't be done. And he +said of course him and William would take the girls home with them; and +that pleased everybody too, because then the girls would be well fixed +and amongst their own relations; and it pleased the girls, too--tickled +them so they clean forgot they ever had a trouble in the world; and told +him to sell out as quick as he wanted to, they would be ready. Them poor +things was that glad and happy it made my heart ache to see them getting +fooled and lied to so, but I didn't see no safe way for me to chip in and +change the general tune. + +Well, blamed if the king didn't bill the house and the niggers and all +the property for auction straight off--sale two days after the funeral; +but anybody could buy private beforehand if they wanted to. + +So the next day after the funeral, along about noon-time, the girls' joy +got the first jolt. A couple of nigger traders come along, and the king +sold them the niggers reasonable, for three-day drafts as they called it, +and away they went, the two sons up the river to Memphis, and their +mother down the river to Orleans. I thought them poor girls and them +niggers would break their hearts for grief; they cried around each other, +and took on so it most made me down sick to see it. The girls said they +hadn't ever dreamed of seeing the family separated or sold away from the +town. I can't ever get it out of my memory, the sight of them poor +miserable girls and niggers hanging around each other's necks and crying; +and I reckon I couldn't a stood it all, but would a had to bust out and +tell on our gang if I hadn't knowed the sale warn't no account and the +niggers would be back home in a week or two. + +The thing made a big stir in the town, too, and a good many come out +flatfooted and said it was scandalous to separate the mother and the +children that way. It injured the frauds some; but the old fool he +bulled right along, spite of all the duke could say or do, and I tell you +the duke was powerful uneasy. + +Next day was auction day. About broad day in the morning the king and +the duke come up in the garret and woke me up, and I see by their look +that there was trouble. The king says: + +"Was you in my room night before last?" + +"No, your majesty"--which was the way I always called him when nobody but +our gang warn't around. + +"Was you in there yisterday er last night?" + +"No, your majesty." + +"Honor bright, now--no lies." + +"Honor bright, your majesty, I'm telling you the truth. I hain't been +a-near your room since Miss Mary Jane took you and the duke and showed it +to you." + +The duke says: + +"Have you seen anybody else go in there?" + +"No, your grace, not as I remember, I believe." + +"Stop and think." + +I studied awhile and see my chance; then I says: + +"Well, I see the niggers go in there several times." + +Both of them gave a little jump, and looked like they hadn't ever +expected it, and then like they HAD. Then the duke says: + +"What, all of them?" + +"No--leastways, not all at once--that is, I don't think I ever see them +all come OUT at once but just one time." + +"Hello! When was that?" + +"It was the day we had the funeral. In the morning. It warn't early, +because I overslept. I was just starting down the ladder, and I see +them." + +"Well, go on, GO on! What did they do? How'd they act?" + +"They didn't do nothing. And they didn't act anyway much, as fur as I +see. They tiptoed away; so I seen, easy enough, that they'd shoved in +there to do up your majesty's room, or something, s'posing you was up; +and found you WARN'T up, and so they was hoping to slide out of the way +of trouble without waking you up, if they hadn't already waked you up." + +"Great guns, THIS is a go!" says the king; and both of them looked pretty +sick and tolerable silly. They stood there a-thinking and scratching +their heads a minute, and the duke he bust into a kind of a little raspy +chuckle, and says: + +"It does beat all how neat the niggers played their hand. They let on to +be SORRY they was going out of this region! And I believed they WAS +sorry, and so did you, and so did everybody. Don't ever tell ME any more +that a nigger ain't got any histrionic talent. Why, the way they played +that thing it would fool ANYBODY. In my opinion, there's a fortune in +'em. If I had capital and a theater, I wouldn't want a better lay-out +than that--and here we've gone and sold 'em for a song. Yes, and ain't +privileged to sing the song yet. Say, where IS that song--that draft?" + +"In the bank for to be collected. Where WOULD it be?" + +"Well, THAT'S all right then, thank goodness." + +Says I, kind of timid-like: + +"Is something gone wrong?" + +The king whirls on me and rips out: + +"None o' your business! You keep your head shet, and mind y'r own +affairs--if you got any. Long as you're in this town don't you forgit +THAT--you hear?" Then he says to the duke, "We got to jest swaller it +and say noth'n': mum's the word for US." + +As they was starting down the ladder the duke he chuckles again, and +says: + +"Quick sales AND small profits! It's a good business--yes." + +The king snarls around on him and says: + +"I was trying to do for the best in sellin' 'em out so quick. If the +profits has turned out to be none, lackin' considable, and none to carry, +is it my fault any more'n it's yourn?" + +"Well, THEY'D be in this house yet and we WOULDN'T if I could a got my +advice listened to." + +The king sassed back as much as was safe for him, and then swapped around +and lit into ME again. He give me down the banks for not coming and +TELLING him I see the niggers come out of his room acting that way--said +any fool would a KNOWED something was up. And then waltzed in and cussed +HIMSELF awhile, and said it all come of him not laying late and taking +his natural rest that morning, and he'd be blamed if he'd ever do it +again. So they went off a-jawing; and I felt dreadful glad I'd worked it +all off on to the niggers, and yet hadn't done the niggers no harm by it. + + + + +CHAPTER XXVIII. + +BY and by it was getting-up time. So I come down the ladder and started +for down-stairs; but as I come to the girls' room the door was open, and +I see Mary Jane setting by her old hair trunk, which was open and she'd +been packing things in it--getting ready to go to England. But she had +stopped now with a folded gown in her lap, and had her face in her hands, +crying. I felt awful bad to see it; of course anybody would. I went in +there and says: + +"Miss Mary Jane, you can't a-bear to see people in trouble, and I can't +--most always. Tell me about it." + +So she done it. And it was the niggers--I just expected it. She said +the beautiful trip to England was most about spoiled for her; she didn't +know HOW she was ever going to be happy there, knowing the mother and the +children warn't ever going to see each other no more--and then busted out +bitterer than ever, and flung up her hands, and says: + +"Oh, dear, dear, to think they ain't EVER going to see each other any +more!" + +"But they WILL--and inside of two weeks--and I KNOW it!" says I. + +Laws, it was out before I could think! And before I could budge she +throws her arms around my neck and told me to say it AGAIN, say it AGAIN, +say it AGAIN! + +I see I had spoke too sudden and said too much, and was in a close place. +I asked her to let me think a minute; and she set there, very impatient +and excited and handsome, but looking kind of happy and eased-up, like a +person that's had a tooth pulled out. So I went to studying it out. I +says to myself, I reckon a body that ups and tells the truth when he is +in a tight place is taking considerable many resks, though I ain't had no +experience, and can't say for certain; but it looks so to me, anyway; and +yet here's a case where I'm blest if it don't look to me like the truth +is better and actuly SAFER than a lie. I must lay it by in my mind, and +think it over some time or other, it's so kind of strange and unregular. +I never see nothing like it. Well, I says to myself at last, I'm a-going +to chance it; I'll up and tell the truth this time, though it does seem +most like setting down on a kag of powder and touching it off just to see +where you'll go to. Then I says: + +"Miss Mary Jane, is there any place out of town a little ways where you +could go and stay three or four days?" + +"Yes; Mr. Lothrop's. Why?" + +"Never mind why yet. If I'll tell you how I know the niggers will see +each other again inside of two weeks--here in this house--and PROVE how I +know it--will you go to Mr. Lothrop's and stay four days?" + +"Four days!" she says; "I'll stay a year!" + +"All right," I says, "I don't want nothing more out of YOU than just your +word--I druther have it than another man's kiss-the-Bible." She smiled +and reddened up very sweet, and I says, "If you don't mind it, I'll shut +the door--and bolt it." + +Then I come back and set down again, and says: + +"Don't you holler. Just set still and take it like a man. I got to tell +the truth, and you want to brace up, Miss Mary, because it's a bad kind, +and going to be hard to take, but there ain't no help for it. These +uncles of yourn ain't no uncles at all; they're a couple of frauds +--regular dead-beats. There, now we're over the worst of it, you can stand +the rest middling easy." + +It jolted her up like everything, of course; but I was over the shoal +water now, so I went right along, her eyes a-blazing higher and higher +all the time, and told her every blame thing, from where we first struck +that young fool going up to the steamboat, clear through to where she +flung herself on to the king's breast at the front door and he kissed her +sixteen or seventeen times--and then up she jumps, with her face afire +like sunset, and says: + +"The brute! Come, don't waste a minute--not a SECOND--we'll have them +tarred and feathered, and flung in the river!" + +Says I: + +"Cert'nly. But do you mean BEFORE you go to Mr. Lothrop's, or--" + +"Oh," she says, "what am I THINKING about!" she says, and set right down +again. "Don't mind what I said--please don't--you WON'T, now, WILL you?" +Laying her silky hand on mine in that kind of a way that I said I would +die first. "I never thought, I was so stirred up," she says; "now go on, +and I won't do so any more. You tell me what to do, and whatever you say +I'll do it." + +"Well," I says, "it's a rough gang, them two frauds, and I'm fixed so I +got to travel with them a while longer, whether I want to or not--I +druther not tell you why; and if you was to blow on them this town would +get me out of their claws, and I'd be all right; but there'd be another +person that you don't know about who'd be in big trouble. Well, we got +to save HIM, hain't we? Of course. Well, then, we won't blow on them." + +Saying them words put a good idea in my head. I see how maybe I could +get me and Jim rid of the frauds; get them jailed here, and then leave. +But I didn't want to run the raft in the daytime without anybody aboard +to answer questions but me; so I didn't want the plan to begin working +till pretty late to-night. I says: + +"Miss Mary Jane, I'll tell you what we'll do, and you won't have to stay +at Mr. Lothrop's so long, nuther. How fur is it?" + +"A little short of four miles--right out in the country, back here." + +"Well, that 'll answer. Now you go along out there, and lay low till +nine or half-past to-night, and then get them to fetch you home again +--tell them you've thought of something. If you get here before eleven put +a candle in this window, and if I don't turn up wait TILL eleven, and +THEN if I don't turn up it means I'm gone, and out of the way, and safe. +Then you come out and spread the news around, and get these beats +jailed." + +"Good," she says, "I'll do it." + +"And if it just happens so that I don't get away, but get took up along +with them, you must up and say I told you the whole thing beforehand, and +you must stand by me all you can." + +"Stand by you! indeed I will. They sha'n't touch a hair of your head!" +she says, and I see her nostrils spread and her eyes snap when she said +it, too. + +"If I get away I sha'n't be here," I says, "to prove these rapscallions +ain't your uncles, and I couldn't do it if I WAS here. I could swear +they was beats and bummers, that's all, though that's worth something. +Well, there's others can do that better than what I can, and they're +people that ain't going to be doubted as quick as I'd be. I'll tell you +how to find them. Gimme a pencil and a piece of paper. There--'Royal +Nonesuch, Bricksville.' Put it away, and don't lose it. When the court +wants to find out something about these two, let them send up to +Bricksville and say they've got the men that played the Royal Nonesuch, +and ask for some witnesses--why, you'll have that entire town down here +before you can hardly wink, Miss Mary. And they'll come a-biling, too." + +I judged we had got everything fixed about right now. So I says: + +"Just let the auction go right along, and don't worry. Nobody don't have +to pay for the things they buy till a whole day after the auction on +accounts of the short notice, and they ain't going out of this till they +get that money; and the way we've fixed it the sale ain't going to count, +and they ain't going to get no money. It's just like the way it was with +the niggers--it warn't no sale, and the niggers will be back before +long. Why, they can't collect the money for the NIGGERS yet--they're in +the worst kind of a fix, Miss Mary." + +"Well," she says, "I'll run down to breakfast now, and then I'll start +straight for Mr. Lothrop's." + +"'Deed, THAT ain't the ticket, Miss Mary Jane," I says, "by no manner of +means; go BEFORE breakfast." + +"Why?" + +"What did you reckon I wanted you to go at all for, Miss Mary?" + +"Well, I never thought--and come to think, I don't know. What was it?" + +"Why, it's because you ain't one of these leather-face people. I don't +want no better book than what your face is. A body can set down and read +it off like coarse print. Do you reckon you can go and face your uncles +when they come to kiss you good-morning, and never--" + +"There, there, don't! Yes, I'll go before breakfast--I'll be glad to. +And leave my sisters with them?" + +"Yes; never mind about them. They've got to stand it yet a while. They +might suspicion something if all of you was to go. I don't want you to +see them, nor your sisters, nor nobody in this town; if a neighbor was to +ask how is your uncles this morning your face would tell something. No, +you go right along, Miss Mary Jane, and I'll fix it with all of them. +I'll tell Miss Susan to give your love to your uncles and say you've went +away for a few hours for to get a little rest and change, or to see a +friend, and you'll be back to-night or early in the morning." + +"Gone to see a friend is all right, but I won't have my love given to +them." + +"Well, then, it sha'n't be." It was well enough to tell HER so--no harm +in it. It was only a little thing to do, and no trouble; and it's the +little things that smooths people's roads the most, down here below; it +would make Mary Jane comfortable, and it wouldn't cost nothing. Then I +says: "There's one more thing--that bag of money." + +"Well, they've got that; and it makes me feel pretty silly to think HOW +they got it." + +"No, you're out, there. They hain't got it." + +"Why, who's got it?" + +"I wish I knowed, but I don't. I HAD it, because I stole it from them; +and I stole it to give to you; and I know where I hid it, but I'm afraid +it ain't there no more. I'm awful sorry, Miss Mary Jane, I'm just as +sorry as I can be; but I done the best I could; I did honest. I come +nigh getting caught, and I had to shove it into the first place I come +to, and run--and it warn't a good place." + +"Oh, stop blaming yourself--it's too bad to do it, and I won't allow it +--you couldn't help it; it wasn't your fault. Where did you hide it?" + +I didn't want to set her to thinking about her troubles again; and I +couldn't seem to get my mouth to tell her what would make her see that +corpse laying in the coffin with that bag of money on his stomach. So +for a minute I didn't say nothing; then I says: + +"I'd ruther not TELL you where I put it, Miss Mary Jane, if you don't +mind letting me off; but I'll write it for you on a piece of paper, and +you can read it along the road to Mr. Lothrop's, if you want to. Do you +reckon that 'll do?" + +"Oh, yes." + +So I wrote: "I put it in the coffin. It was in there when you was +crying there, away in the night. I was behind the door, and I was mighty +sorry for you, Miss Mary Jane." + +It made my eyes water a little to remember her crying there all by +herself in the night, and them devils laying there right under her own +roof, shaming her and robbing her; and when I folded it up and give it to +her I see the water come into her eyes, too; and she shook me by the +hand, hard, and says: + +"GOOD-bye. I'm going to do everything just as you've told me; and if I +don't ever see you again, I sha'n't ever forget you and I'll think of +you a many and a many a time, and I'll PRAY for you, too!"--and she was +gone. + +Pray for me! I reckoned if she knowed me she'd take a job that was more +nearer her size. But I bet she done it, just the same--she was just that +kind. She had the grit to pray for Judus if she took the notion--there +warn't no back-down to her, I judge. You may say what you want to, but +in my opinion she had more sand in her than any girl I ever see; in my +opinion she was just full of sand. It sounds like flattery, but it ain't +no flattery. And when it comes to beauty--and goodness, too--she lays +over them all. I hain't ever seen her since that time that I see her go +out of that door; no, I hain't ever seen her since, but I reckon I've +thought of her a many and a many a million times, and of her saying she +would pray for me; and if ever I'd a thought it would do any good for me +to pray for HER, blamed if I wouldn't a done it or bust. + +Well, Mary Jane she lit out the back way, I reckon; because nobody see +her go. When I struck Susan and the hare-lip, I says: + +"What's the name of them people over on t'other side of the river that +you all goes to see sometimes?" + +They says: + +"There's several; but it's the Proctors, mainly." + +"That's the name," I says; "I most forgot it. Well, Miss Mary Jane she +told me to tell you she's gone over there in a dreadful hurry--one of +them's sick." + +"Which one?" + +"I don't know; leastways, I kinder forget; but I thinks it's--" + +"Sakes alive, I hope it ain't HANNER?" + +"I'm sorry to say it," I says, "but Hanner's the very one." + +"My goodness, and she so well only last week! Is she took bad?" + +"It ain't no name for it. They set up with her all night, Miss Mary Jane +said, and they don't think she'll last many hours." + +"Only think of that, now! What's the matter with her?" + +I couldn't think of anything reasonable, right off that way, so I says: + +"Mumps." + +"Mumps your granny! They don't set up with people that's got the mumps." + +"They don't, don't they? You better bet they do with THESE mumps. These +mumps is different. It's a new kind, Miss Mary Jane said." + +"How's it a new kind?" + +"Because it's mixed up with other things." + +"What other things?" + +"Well, measles, and whooping-cough, and erysiplas, and consumption, and +yaller janders, and brain-fever, and I don't know what all." + +"My land! And they call it the MUMPS?" + +"That's what Miss Mary Jane said." + +"Well, what in the nation do they call it the MUMPS for?" + +"Why, because it IS the mumps. That's what it starts with." + +"Well, ther' ain't no sense in it. A body might stump his toe, and take +pison, and fall down the well, and break his neck, and bust his brains +out, and somebody come along and ask what killed him, and some numskull +up and say, 'Why, he stumped his TOE.' Would ther' be any sense in that? +NO. And ther' ain't no sense in THIS, nuther. Is it ketching?" + +"Is it KETCHING? Why, how you talk. Is a HARROW catching--in the dark? +If you don't hitch on to one tooth, you're bound to on another, ain't +you? And you can't get away with that tooth without fetching the whole +harrow along, can you? Well, these kind of mumps is a kind of a harrow, +as you may say--and it ain't no slouch of a harrow, nuther, you come to +get it hitched on good." + +"Well, it's awful, I think," says the hare-lip. "I'll go to Uncle Harvey +and--" + +"Oh, yes," I says, "I WOULD. Of COURSE I would. I wouldn't lose no +time." + +"Well, why wouldn't you?" + +"Just look at it a minute, and maybe you can see. Hain't your uncles +obleegd to get along home to England as fast as they can? And do you +reckon they'd be mean enough to go off and leave you to go all that +journey by yourselves? YOU know they'll wait for you. So fur, so good. +Your uncle Harvey's a preacher, ain't he? Very well, then; is a PREACHER +going to deceive a steamboat clerk? is he going to deceive a SHIP CLERK? +--so as to get them to let Miss Mary Jane go aboard? Now YOU know he +ain't. What WILL he do, then? Why, he'll say, 'It's a great pity, but +my church matters has got to get along the best way they can; for my +niece has been exposed to the dreadful pluribus-unum mumps, and so it's +my bounden duty to set down here and wait the three months it takes to +show on her if she's got it.' But never mind, if you think it's best to +tell your uncle Harvey--" + +"Shucks, and stay fooling around here when we could all be having good +times in England whilst we was waiting to find out whether Mary Jane's +got it or not? Why, you talk like a muggins." + +"Well, anyway, maybe you'd better tell some of the neighbors." + +"Listen at that, now. You do beat all for natural stupidness. Can't you +SEE that THEY'D go and tell? Ther' ain't no way but just to not tell +anybody at ALL." + +"Well, maybe you're right--yes, I judge you ARE right." + +"But I reckon we ought to tell Uncle Harvey she's gone out a while, +anyway, so he won't be uneasy about her?" + +"Yes, Miss Mary Jane she wanted you to do that. She says, 'Tell them to +give Uncle Harvey and William my love and a kiss, and say I've run over +the river to see Mr.'--Mr.--what IS the name of that rich family your +uncle Peter used to think so much of?--I mean the one that--" + +"Why, you must mean the Apthorps, ain't it?" + +"Of course; bother them kind of names, a body can't ever seem to remember +them, half the time, somehow. Yes, she said, say she has run over for to +ask the Apthorps to be sure and come to the auction and buy this house, +because she allowed her uncle Peter would ruther they had it than anybody +else; and she's going to stick to them till they say they'll come, and +then, if she ain't too tired, she's coming home; and if she is, she'll be +home in the morning anyway. She said, don't say nothing about the +Proctors, but only about the Apthorps--which 'll be perfectly true, +because she is going there to speak about their buying the house; I know +it, because she told me so herself." + +"All right," they said, and cleared out to lay for their uncles, and give +them the love and the kisses, and tell them the message. + +Everything was all right now. The girls wouldn't say nothing because +they wanted to go to England; and the king and the duke would ruther Mary +Jane was off working for the auction than around in reach of Doctor +Robinson. I felt very good; I judged I had done it pretty neat--I +reckoned Tom Sawyer couldn't a done it no neater himself. Of course he +would a throwed more style into it, but I can't do that very handy, not +being brung up to it. + +Well, they held the auction in the public square, along towards the end +of the afternoon, and it strung along, and strung along, and the old man +he was on hand and looking his level pisonest, up there longside of the +auctioneer, and chipping in a little Scripture now and then, or a little +goody-goody saying of some kind, and the duke he was around goo-gooing +for sympathy all he knowed how, and just spreading himself generly. + +But by and by the thing dragged through, and everything was sold +--everything but a little old trifling lot in the graveyard. So they'd got +to work that off--I never see such a girafft as the king was for wanting +to swallow EVERYTHING. Well, whilst they was at it a steamboat landed, +and in about two minutes up comes a crowd a-whooping and yelling and +laughing and carrying on, and singing out: + +"HERE'S your opposition line! here's your two sets o' heirs to old Peter +Wilks--and you pays your money and you takes your choice!" + + + + +CHAPTER XXIX. + + +THEY was fetching a very nice-looking old gentleman along, and a +nice-looking younger one, with his right arm in a sling. And, my souls, +how the people yelled and laughed, and kept it up. But I didn't see no +joke about it, and I judged it would strain the duke and the king some to +see any. I reckoned they'd turn pale. But no, nary a pale did THEY +turn. The duke he never let on he suspicioned what was up, but just went +a goo-gooing around, happy and satisfied, like a jug that's googling out +buttermilk; and as for the king, he just gazed and gazed down sorrowful +on them new-comers like it give him the stomach-ache in his very heart to +think there could be such frauds and rascals in the world. Oh, he done +it admirable. Lots of the principal people gethered around the king, to +let him see they was on his side. That old gentleman that had just come +looked all puzzled to death. Pretty soon he begun to speak, and I see +straight off he pronounced LIKE an Englishman--not the king's way, though +the king's WAS pretty good for an imitation. I can't give the old gent's +words, nor I can't imitate him; but he turned around to the crowd, and +says, about like this: + +"This is a surprise to me which I wasn't looking for; and I'll +acknowledge, candid and frank, I ain't very well fixed to meet it and +answer it; for my brother and me has had misfortunes; he's broke his arm, +and our baggage got put off at a town above here last night in the night +by a mistake. I am Peter Wilks' brother Harvey, and this is his brother +William, which can't hear nor speak--and can't even make signs to amount +to much, now't he's only got one hand to work them with. We are who we +say we are; and in a day or two, when I get the baggage, I can prove it. +But up till then I won't say nothing more, but go to the hotel and wait." + +So him and the new dummy started off; and the king he laughs, and +blethers out: + +"Broke his arm--VERY likely, AIN'T it?--and very convenient, too, for a +fraud that's got to make signs, and ain't learnt how. Lost their +baggage! That's MIGHTY good!--and mighty ingenious--under the +CIRCUMSTANCES!" + +So he laughed again; and so did everybody else, except three or four, or +maybe half a dozen. One of these was that doctor; another one was a +sharp-looking gentleman, with a carpet-bag of the old-fashioned kind made +out of carpet-stuff, that had just come off of the steamboat and was +talking to him in a low voice, and glancing towards the king now and then +and nodding their heads--it was Levi Bell, the lawyer that was gone up to +Louisville; and another one was a big rough husky that come along and +listened to all the old gentleman said, and was listening to the king +now. And when the king got done this husky up and says: + +"Say, looky here; if you are Harvey Wilks, when'd you come to this town?" + +"The day before the funeral, friend," says the king. + +"But what time o' day?" + +"In the evenin'--'bout an hour er two before sundown." + +"HOW'D you come?" + +"I come down on the Susan Powell from Cincinnati." + +"Well, then, how'd you come to be up at the Pint in the MORNIN'--in a +canoe?" + +"I warn't up at the Pint in the mornin'." + +"It's a lie." + +Several of them jumped for him and begged him not to talk that way to an +old man and a preacher. + +"Preacher be hanged, he's a fraud and a liar. He was up at the Pint that +mornin'. I live up there, don't I? Well, I was up there, and he was up +there. I see him there. He come in a canoe, along with Tim Collins and +a boy." + +The doctor he up and says: + +"Would you know the boy again if you was to see him, Hines?" + +"I reckon I would, but I don't know. Why, yonder he is, now. I know him +perfectly easy." + +It was me he pointed at. The doctor says: + +"Neighbors, I don't know whether the new couple is frauds or not; but if +THESE two ain't frauds, I am an idiot, that's all. I think it's our duty +to see that they don't get away from here till we've looked into this +thing. Come along, Hines; come along, the rest of you. We'll take these +fellows to the tavern and affront them with t'other couple, and I reckon +we'll find out SOMETHING before we get through." + +It was nuts for the crowd, though maybe not for the king's friends; so we +all started. It was about sundown. The doctor he led me along by the +hand, and was plenty kind enough, but he never let go my hand. + +We all got in a big room in the hotel, and lit up some candles, and +fetched in the new couple. First, the doctor says: + +"I don't wish to be too hard on these two men, but I think they're +frauds, and they may have complices that we don't know nothing about. If +they have, won't the complices get away with that bag of gold Peter Wilks +left? It ain't unlikely. If these men ain't frauds, they won't object +to sending for that money and letting us keep it till they prove they're +all right--ain't that so?" + +Everybody agreed to that. So I judged they had our gang in a pretty +tight place right at the outstart. But the king he only looked +sorrowful, and says: + +"Gentlemen, I wish the money was there, for I ain't got no disposition to +throw anything in the way of a fair, open, out-and-out investigation o' +this misable business; but, alas, the money ain't there; you k'n send and +see, if you want to." + +"Where is it, then?" + +"Well, when my niece give it to me to keep for her I took and hid it +inside o' the straw tick o' my bed, not wishin' to bank it for the few +days we'd be here, and considerin' the bed a safe place, we not bein' +used to niggers, and suppos'n' 'em honest, like servants in England. The +niggers stole it the very next mornin' after I had went down stairs; and +when I sold 'em I hadn't missed the money yit, so they got clean away +with it. My servant here k'n tell you 'bout it, gentlemen." + +The doctor and several said "Shucks!" and I see nobody didn't altogether +believe him. One man asked me if I see the niggers steal it. I said no, +but I see them sneaking out of the room and hustling away, and I never +thought nothing, only I reckoned they was afraid they had waked up my +master and was trying to get away before he made trouble with them. That +was all they asked me. Then the doctor whirls on me and says: + +"Are YOU English, too?" + +I says yes; and him and some others laughed, and said, "Stuff!" + +Well, then they sailed in on the general investigation, and there we had +it, up and down, hour in, hour out, and nobody never said a word about +supper, nor ever seemed to think about it--and so they kept it up, and +kept it up; and it WAS the worst mixed-up thing you ever see. They made +the king tell his yarn, and they made the old gentleman tell his'n; and +anybody but a lot of prejudiced chuckleheads would a SEEN that the old +gentleman was spinning truth and t'other one lies. And by and by they +had me up to tell what I knowed. The king he give me a left-handed look +out of the corner of his eye, and so I knowed enough to talk on the right +side. I begun to tell about Sheffield, and how we lived there, and all +about the English Wilkses, and so on; but I didn't get pretty fur till +the doctor begun to laugh; and Levi Bell, the lawyer, says: + +"Set down, my boy; I wouldn't strain myself if I was you. I reckon you +ain't used to lying, it don't seem to come handy; what you want is +practice. You do it pretty awkward." + +I didn't care nothing for the compliment, but I was glad to be let off, +anyway. + +The doctor he started to say something, and turns and says: + +"If you'd been in town at first, Levi Bell--" The king broke in and +reached out his hand, and says: + +"Why, is this my poor dead brother's old friend that he's wrote so often +about?" + +The lawyer and him shook hands, and the lawyer smiled and looked pleased, +and they talked right along awhile, and then got to one side and talked +low; and at last the lawyer speaks up and says: + +"That 'll fix it. I'll take the order and send it, along with your +brother's, and then they'll know it's all right." + +So they got some paper and a pen, and the king he set down and twisted +his head to one side, and chawed his tongue, and scrawled off something; +and then they give the pen to the duke--and then for the first time the +duke looked sick. But he took the pen and wrote. So then the lawyer +turns to the new old gentleman and says: + +"You and your brother please write a line or two and sign your names." + +The old gentleman wrote, but nobody couldn't read it. The lawyer looked +powerful astonished, and says: + +"Well, it beats ME"--and snaked a lot of old letters out of his pocket, +and examined them, and then examined the old man's writing, and then THEM +again; and then says: "These old letters is from Harvey Wilks; and +here's THESE two handwritings, and anybody can see they didn't write +them" (the king and the duke looked sold and foolish, I tell you, to see +how the lawyer had took them in), "and here's THIS old gentleman's hand +writing, and anybody can tell, easy enough, HE didn't write them--fact +is, the scratches he makes ain't properly WRITING at all. Now, here's +some letters from--" + +The new old gentleman says: + +"If you please, let me explain. Nobody can read my hand but my brother +there--so he copies for me. It's HIS hand you've got there, not mine." + +"WELL!" says the lawyer, "this IS a state of things. I've got some of +William's letters, too; so if you'll get him to write a line or so we can +com--" + +"He CAN'T write with his left hand," says the old gentleman. "If he +could use his right hand, you would see that he wrote his own letters and +mine too. Look at both, please--they're by the same hand." + +The lawyer done it, and says: + +"I believe it's so--and if it ain't so, there's a heap stronger +resemblance than I'd noticed before, anyway. Well, well, well! I +thought we was right on the track of a solution, but it's gone to grass, +partly. But anyway, one thing is proved--THESE two ain't either of 'em +Wilkses"--and he wagged his head towards the king and the duke. + +Well, what do you think? That muleheaded old fool wouldn't give in THEN! +Indeed he wouldn't. Said it warn't no fair test. Said his brother +William was the cussedest joker in the world, and hadn't tried to write +--HE see William was going to play one of his jokes the minute he put the +pen to paper. And so he warmed up and went warbling right along till he +was actuly beginning to believe what he was saying HIMSELF; but pretty +soon the new gentleman broke in, and says: + +"I've thought of something. Is there anybody here that helped to lay out +my br--helped to lay out the late Peter Wilks for burying?" + +"Yes," says somebody, "me and Ab Turner done it. We're both here." + +Then the old man turns towards the king, and says: + +"Perhaps this gentleman can tell me what was tattooed on his breast?" + +Blamed if the king didn't have to brace up mighty quick, or he'd a +squshed down like a bluff bank that the river has cut under, it took him +so sudden; and, mind you, it was a thing that was calculated to make most +ANYBODY sqush to get fetched such a solid one as that without any notice, +because how was HE going to know what was tattooed on the man? He +whitened a little; he couldn't help it; and it was mighty still in there, +and everybody bending a little forwards and gazing at him. Says I to +myself, NOW he'll throw up the sponge--there ain't no more use. Well, +did he? A body can't hardly believe it, but he didn't. I reckon he +thought he'd keep the thing up till he tired them people out, so they'd +thin out, and him and the duke could break loose and get away. Anyway, +he set there, and pretty soon he begun to smile, and says: + +"Mf! It's a VERY tough question, AIN'T it! YES, sir, I k'n tell you +what's tattooed on his breast. It's jest a small, thin, blue arrow +--that's what it is; and if you don't look clost, you can't see it. NOW +what do you say--hey?" + +Well, I never see anything like that old blister for clean out-and-out +cheek. + +The new old gentleman turns brisk towards Ab Turner and his pard, and his +eye lights up like he judged he'd got the king THIS time, and says: + +"There--you've heard what he said! Was there any such mark on Peter +Wilks' breast?" + +Both of them spoke up and says: + +"We didn't see no such mark." + +"Good!" says the old gentleman. "Now, what you DID see on his breast was +a small dim P, and a B (which is an initial he dropped when he was +young), and a W, with dashes between them, so: P--B--W"--and he marked +them that way on a piece of paper. "Come, ain't that what you saw?" + +Both of them spoke up again, and says: + +"No, we DIDN'T. We never seen any marks at all." + +Well, everybody WAS in a state of mind now, and they sings out: + +"The whole BILIN' of 'm 's frauds! Le's duck 'em! le's drown 'em! le's +ride 'em on a rail!" and everybody was whooping at once, and there was a +rattling powwow. But the lawyer he jumps on the table and yells, and +says: + +"Gentlemen--gentleMEN! Hear me just a word--just a SINGLE word--if you +PLEASE! There's one way yet--let's go and dig up the corpse and look." + +That took them. + +"Hooray!" they all shouted, and was starting right off; but the lawyer +and the doctor sung out: + +"Hold on, hold on! Collar all these four men and the boy, and fetch THEM +along, too!" + +"We'll do it!" they all shouted; "and if we don't find them marks we'll +lynch the whole gang!" + +I WAS scared, now, I tell you. But there warn't no getting away, you +know. They gripped us all, and marched us right along, straight for the +graveyard, which was a mile and a half down the river, and the whole town +at our heels, for we made noise enough, and it was only nine in the +evening. + +As we went by our house I wished I hadn't sent Mary Jane out of town; +because now if I could tip her the wink she'd light out and save me, and +blow on our dead-beats. + +Well, we swarmed along down the river road, just carrying on like +wildcats; and to make it more scary the sky was darking up, and the +lightning beginning to wink and flitter, and the wind to shiver amongst +the leaves. This was the most awful trouble and most dangersome I ever +was in; and I was kinder stunned; everything was going so different from +what I had allowed for; stead of being fixed so I could take my own time +if I wanted to, and see all the fun, and have Mary Jane at my back to +save me and set me free when the close-fit come, here was nothing in the +world betwixt me and sudden death but just them tattoo-marks. If they +didn't find them-- + +I couldn't bear to think about it; and yet, somehow, I couldn't think +about nothing else. It got darker and darker, and it was a beautiful +time to give the crowd the slip; but that big husky had me by the wrist +--Hines--and a body might as well try to give Goliar the slip. He dragged +me right along, he was so excited, and I had to run to keep up. + +When they got there they swarmed into the graveyard and washed over it +like an overflow. And when they got to the grave they found they had +about a hundred times as many shovels as they wanted, but nobody hadn't +thought to fetch a lantern. But they sailed into digging anyway by the +flicker of the lightning, and sent a man to the nearest house, a half a +mile off, to borrow one. + +So they dug and dug like everything; and it got awful dark, and the rain +started, and the wind swished and swushed along, and the lightning come +brisker and brisker, and the thunder boomed; but them people never took +no notice of it, they was so full of this business; and one minute you +could see everything and every face in that big crowd, and the shovelfuls +of dirt sailing up out of the grave, and the next second the dark wiped +it all out, and you couldn't see nothing at all. + +At last they got out the coffin and begun to unscrew the lid, and then +such another crowding and shouldering and shoving as there was, to +scrouge in and get a sight, you never see; and in the dark, that way, it +was awful. Hines he hurt my wrist dreadful pulling and tugging so, and I +reckon he clean forgot I was in the world, he was so excited and panting. + +All of a sudden the lightning let go a perfect sluice of white glare, and +somebody sings out: + +"By the living jingo, here's the bag of gold on his breast!" + +Hines let out a whoop, like everybody else, and dropped my wrist and give +a big surge to bust his way in and get a look, and the way I lit out and +shinned for the road in the dark there ain't nobody can tell. + +I had the road all to myself, and I fairly flew--leastways, I had it all +to myself except the solid dark, and the now-and-then glares, and the +buzzing of the rain, and the thrashing of the wind, and the splitting of +the thunder; and sure as you are born I did clip it along! + +When I struck the town I see there warn't nobody out in the storm, so I +never hunted for no back streets, but humped it straight through the main +one; and when I begun to get towards our house I aimed my eye and set it. +No light there; the house all dark--which made me feel sorry and +disappointed, I didn't know why. But at last, just as I was sailing by, +FLASH comes the light in Mary Jane's window! and my heart swelled up +sudden, like to bust; and the same second the house and all was behind me +in the dark, and wasn't ever going to be before me no more in this world. +She WAS the best girl I ever see, and had the most sand. + +The minute I was far enough above the town to see I could make the +towhead, I begun to look sharp for a boat to borrow, and the first time +the lightning showed me one that wasn't chained I snatched it and shoved. +It was a canoe, and warn't fastened with nothing but a rope. The towhead +was a rattling big distance off, away out there in the middle of the +river, but I didn't lose no time; and when I struck the raft at last I +was so fagged I would a just laid down to blow and gasp if I could +afforded it. But I didn't. As I sprung aboard I sung out: + +"Out with you, Jim, and set her loose! Glory be to goodness, we're shut +of them!" + +Jim lit out, and was a-coming for me with both arms spread, he was so +full of joy; but when I glimpsed him in the lightning my heart shot up in +my mouth and I went overboard backwards; for I forgot he was old King +Lear and a drownded A-rab all in one, and it most scared the livers and +lights out of me. But Jim fished me out, and was going to hug me and +bless me, and so on, he was so glad I was back and we was shut of the +king and the duke, but I says: + +"Not now; have it for breakfast, have it for breakfast! Cut loose and +let her slide!" + +So in two seconds away we went a-sliding down the river, and it DID seem +so good to be free again and all by ourselves on the big river, and +nobody to bother us. I had to skip around a bit, and jump up and crack +my heels a few times--I couldn't help it; but about the third crack I +noticed a sound that I knowed mighty well, and held my breath and +listened and waited; and sure enough, when the next flash busted out over +the water, here they come!--and just a-laying to their oars and making +their skiff hum! It was the king and the duke. + +So I wilted right down on to the planks then, and give up; and it was all +I could do to keep from crying. + + + + +CHAPTER XXX. + +WHEN they got aboard the king went for me, and shook me by the collar, +and says: + +"Tryin' to give us the slip, was ye, you pup! Tired of our company, +hey?" + +I says: + +"No, your majesty, we warn't--PLEASE don't, your majesty!" + +"Quick, then, and tell us what WAS your idea, or I'll shake the insides +out o' you!" + +"Honest, I'll tell you everything just as it happened, your majesty. The +man that had a-holt of me was very good to me, and kept saying he had a +boy about as big as me that died last year, and he was sorry to see a boy +in such a dangerous fix; and when they was all took by surprise by +finding the gold, and made a rush for the coffin, he lets go of me and +whispers, 'Heel it now, or they'll hang ye, sure!' and I lit out. It +didn't seem no good for ME to stay--I couldn't do nothing, and I didn't +want to be hung if I could get away. So I never stopped running till I +found the canoe; and when I got here I told Jim to hurry, or they'd catch +me and hang me yet, and said I was afeard you and the duke wasn't alive +now, and I was awful sorry, and so was Jim, and was awful glad when we +see you coming; you may ask Jim if I didn't." + +Jim said it was so; and the king told him to shut up, and said, "Oh, yes, +it's MIGHTY likely!" and shook me up again, and said he reckoned he'd +drownd me. But the duke says: + +"Leggo the boy, you old idiot! Would YOU a done any different? Did you +inquire around for HIM when you got loose? I don't remember it." + +So the king let go of me, and begun to cuss that town and everybody in +it. But the duke says: + +"You better a blame' sight give YOURSELF a good cussing, for you're the +one that's entitled to it most. You hain't done a thing from the start +that had any sense in it, except coming out so cool and cheeky with that +imaginary blue-arrow mark. That WAS bright--it was right down bully; and +it was the thing that saved us. For if it hadn't been for that they'd a +jailed us till them Englishmen's baggage come--and then--the +penitentiary, you bet! But that trick took 'em to the graveyard, and the +gold done us a still bigger kindness; for if the excited fools hadn't let +go all holts and made that rush to get a look we'd a slept in our cravats +to-night--cravats warranted to WEAR, too--longer than WE'D need 'em." + +They was still a minute--thinking; then the king says, kind of +absent-minded like: + +"Mf! And we reckoned the NIGGERS stole it!" + +That made me squirm! + +"Yes," says the duke, kinder slow and deliberate and sarcastic, "WE did." + +After about a half a minute the king drawls out: + +"Leastways, I did." + +The duke says, the same way: + +"On the contrary, I did." + +The king kind of ruffles up, and says: + +"Looky here, Bilgewater, what'r you referrin' to?" + +The duke says, pretty brisk: + +"When it comes to that, maybe you'll let me ask, what was YOU referring +to?" + +"Shucks!" says the king, very sarcastic; "but I don't know--maybe you was +asleep, and didn't know what you was about." + +The duke bristles up now, and says: + +"Oh, let UP on this cussed nonsense; do you take me for a blame' fool? +Don't you reckon I know who hid that money in that coffin?" + +"YES, sir! I know you DO know, because you done it yourself!" + +"It's a lie!"--and the duke went for him. The king sings out: + +"Take y'r hands off!--leggo my throat!--I take it all back!" + +The duke says: + +"Well, you just own up, first, that you DID hide that money there, +intending to give me the slip one of these days, and come back and dig it +up, and have it all to yourself." + +"Wait jest a minute, duke--answer me this one question, honest and fair; +if you didn't put the money there, say it, and I'll b'lieve you, and take +back everything I said." + +"You old scoundrel, I didn't, and you know I didn't. There, now!" + +"Well, then, I b'lieve you. But answer me only jest this one more--now +DON'T git mad; didn't you have it in your mind to hook the money and hide +it?" + +The duke never said nothing for a little bit; then he says: + +"Well, I don't care if I DID, I didn't DO it, anyway. But you not only +had it in mind to do it, but you DONE it." + +"I wisht I never die if I done it, duke, and that's honest. I won't say +I warn't goin' to do it, because I WAS; but you--I mean somebody--got in +ahead o' me." + +"It's a lie! You done it, and you got to SAY you done it, or--" + +The king began to gurgle, and then he gasps out: + +"'Nough!--I OWN UP!" + +I was very glad to hear him say that; it made me feel much more easier +than what I was feeling before. So the duke took his hands off and says: + +"If you ever deny it again I'll drown you. It's WELL for you to set +there and blubber like a baby--it's fitten for you, after the way you've +acted. I never see such an old ostrich for wanting to gobble everything +--and I a-trusting you all the time, like you was my own father. You ought +to been ashamed of yourself to stand by and hear it saddled on to a lot +of poor niggers, and you never say a word for 'em. It makes me feel +ridiculous to think I was soft enough to BELIEVE that rubbage. Cuss you, +I can see now why you was so anxious to make up the deffisit--you wanted +to get what money I'd got out of the Nonesuch and one thing or another, +and scoop it ALL!" + +The king says, timid, and still a-snuffling: + +"Why, duke, it was you that said make up the deffisit; it warn't me." + +"Dry up! I don't want to hear no more out of you!" says the duke. "And +NOW you see what you GOT by it. They've got all their own money back, +and all of OURN but a shekel or two BESIDES. G'long to bed, and don't +you deffersit ME no more deffersits, long 's YOU live!" + +So the king sneaked into the wigwam and took to his bottle for comfort, +and before long the duke tackled HIS bottle; and so in about a half an +hour they was as thick as thieves again, and the tighter they got the +lovinger they got, and went off a-snoring in each other's arms. They +both got powerful mellow, but I noticed the king didn't get mellow enough +to forget to remember to not deny about hiding the money-bag again. That +made me feel easy and satisfied. Of course when they got to snoring we +had a long gabble, and I told Jim everything. + + + + +CHAPTER XXXI. + +WE dasn't stop again at any town for days and days; kept right along down +the river. We was down south in the warm weather now, and a mighty long +ways from home. We begun to come to trees with Spanish moss on them, +hanging down from the limbs like long, gray beards. It was the first I +ever see it growing, and it made the woods look solemn and dismal. So +now the frauds reckoned they was out of danger, and they begun to work +the villages again. + +First they done a lecture on temperance; but they didn't make enough for +them both to get drunk on. Then in another village they started a +dancing-school; but they didn't know no more how to dance than a kangaroo +does; so the first prance they made the general public jumped in and +pranced them out of town. Another time they tried to go at yellocution; +but they didn't yellocute long till the audience got up and give them a +solid good cussing, and made them skip out. They tackled missionarying, +and mesmerizing, and doctoring, and telling fortunes, and a little of +everything; but they couldn't seem to have no luck. So at last they got +just about dead broke, and laid around the raft as she floated along, +thinking and thinking, and never saying nothing, by the half a day at a +time, and dreadful blue and desperate. + +And at last they took a change and begun to lay their heads together in +the wigwam and talk low and confidential two or three hours at a time. +Jim and me got uneasy. We didn't like the look of it. We judged they +was studying up some kind of worse deviltry than ever. We turned it over +and over, and at last we made up our minds they was going to break into +somebody's house or store, or was going into the counterfeit-money +business, or something. So then we was pretty scared, and made up an +agreement that we wouldn't have nothing in the world to do with such +actions, and if we ever got the least show we would give them the cold +shake and clear out and leave them behind. Well, early one morning we hid +the raft in a good, safe place about two mile below a little bit of a +shabby village named Pikesville, and the king he went ashore and told us +all to stay hid whilst he went up to town and smelt around to see if +anybody had got any wind of the Royal Nonesuch there yet. ("House to rob, +you MEAN," says I to myself; "and when you get through robbing it you'll +come back here and wonder what has become of me and Jim and the raft--and +you'll have to take it out in wondering.") And he said if he warn't back +by midday the duke and me would know it was all right, and we was to come +along. + +So we stayed where we was. The duke he fretted and sweated around, and +was in a mighty sour way. He scolded us for everything, and we couldn't +seem to do nothing right; he found fault with every little thing. +Something was a-brewing, sure. I was good and glad when midday come and +no king; we could have a change, anyway--and maybe a chance for THE +chance on top of it. So me and the duke went up to the village, and +hunted around there for the king, and by and by we found him in the back +room of a little low doggery, very tight, and a lot of loafers +bullyragging him for sport, and he a-cussing and a-threatening with all +his might, and so tight he couldn't walk, and couldn't do nothing to +them. The duke he begun to abuse him for an old fool, and the king begun +to sass back, and the minute they was fairly at it I lit out and shook +the reefs out of my hind legs, and spun down the river road like a deer, +for I see our chance; and I made up my mind that it would be a long day +before they ever see me and Jim again. I got down there all out of +breath but loaded up with joy, and sung out: + +"Set her loose, Jim! we're all right now!" + +But there warn't no answer, and nobody come out of the wigwam. Jim was +gone! I set up a shout--and then another--and then another one; and run +this way and that in the woods, whooping and screeching; but it warn't no +use--old Jim was gone. Then I set down and cried; I couldn't help it. +But I couldn't set still long. Pretty soon I went out on the road, +trying to think what I better do, and I run across a boy walking, and +asked him if he'd seen a strange nigger dressed so and so, and he says: + +"Yes." + +"Whereabouts?" says I. + +"Down to Silas Phelps' place, two mile below here. He's a runaway +nigger, and they've got him. Was you looking for him?" + +"You bet I ain't! I run across him in the woods about an hour or two +ago, and he said if I hollered he'd cut my livers out--and told me to lay +down and stay where I was; and I done it. Been there ever since; afeard +to come out." + +"Well," he says, "you needn't be afeard no more, becuz they've got him. +He run off f'm down South, som'ers." + +"It's a good job they got him." + +"Well, I RECKON! There's two hunderd dollars reward on him. It's like +picking up money out'n the road." + +"Yes, it is--and I could a had it if I'd been big enough; I see him +FIRST. Who nailed him?" + +"It was an old fellow--a stranger--and he sold out his chance in him for +forty dollars, becuz he's got to go up the river and can't wait. Think +o' that, now! You bet I'D wait, if it was seven year." + +"That's me, every time," says I. "But maybe his chance ain't worth no +more than that, if he'll sell it so cheap. Maybe there's something ain't +straight about it." + +"But it IS, though--straight as a string. I see the handbill myself. It +tells all about him, to a dot--paints him like a picture, and tells the +plantation he's frum, below NewrLEANS. No-sirree-BOB, they ain't no +trouble 'bout THAT speculation, you bet you. Say, gimme a chaw tobacker, +won't ye?" + +I didn't have none, so he left. I went to the raft, and set down in the +wigwam to think. But I couldn't come to nothing. I thought till I wore +my head sore, but I couldn't see no way out of the trouble. After all +this long journey, and after all we'd done for them scoundrels, here it +was all come to nothing, everything all busted up and ruined, because +they could have the heart to serve Jim such a trick as that, and make him +a slave again all his life, and amongst strangers, too, for forty dirty +dollars. + +Once I said to myself it would be a thousand times better for Jim to be a +slave at home where his family was, as long as he'd GOT to be a slave, +and so I'd better write a letter to Tom Sawyer and tell him to tell Miss +Watson where he was. But I soon give up that notion for two things: +she'd be mad and disgusted at his rascality and ungratefulness for +leaving her, and so she'd sell him straight down the river again; and if +she didn't, everybody naturally despises an ungrateful nigger, and they'd +make Jim feel it all the time, and so he'd feel ornery and disgraced. +And then think of ME! It would get all around that Huck Finn helped a +nigger to get his freedom; and if I was ever to see anybody from that +town again I'd be ready to get down and lick his boots for shame. That's +just the way: a person does a low-down thing, and then he don't want to +take no consequences of it. Thinks as long as he can hide, it ain't no +disgrace. That was my fix exactly. The more I studied about this the +more my conscience went to grinding me, and the more wicked and low-down +and ornery I got to feeling. And at last, when it hit me all of a sudden +that here was the plain hand of Providence slapping me in the face and +letting me know my wickedness was being watched all the time from up +there in heaven, whilst I was stealing a poor old woman's nigger that +hadn't ever done me no harm, and now was showing me there's One that's +always on the lookout, and ain't a-going to allow no such miserable +doings to go only just so fur and no further, I most dropped in my tracks +I was so scared. Well, I tried the best I could to kinder soften it up +somehow for myself by saying I was brung up wicked, and so I warn't so +much to blame; but something inside of me kept saying, "There was the +Sunday-school, you could a gone to it; and if you'd a done it they'd a +learnt you there that people that acts as I'd been acting about that +nigger goes to everlasting fire." + +It made me shiver. And I about made up my mind to pray, and see if I +couldn't try to quit being the kind of a boy I was and be better. So I +kneeled down. But the words wouldn't come. Why wouldn't they? It +warn't no use to try and hide it from Him. Nor from ME, neither. I +knowed very well why they wouldn't come. It was because my heart warn't +right; it was because I warn't square; it was because I was playing +double. I was letting ON to give up sin, but away inside of me I was +holding on to the biggest one of all. I was trying to make my mouth SAY +I would do the right thing and the clean thing, and go and write to that +nigger's owner and tell where he was; but deep down in me I knowed it was +a lie, and He knowed it. You can't pray a lie--I found that out. + +So I was full of trouble, full as I could be; and didn't know what to do. +At last I had an idea; and I says, I'll go and write the letter--and then +see if I can pray. Why, it was astonishing, the way I felt as light as a +feather right straight off, and my troubles all gone. So I got a piece +of paper and a pencil, all glad and excited, and set down and wrote: + +Miss Watson, your runaway nigger Jim is down here two mile below +Pikesville, and Mr. Phelps has got him and he will give him up for the +reward if you send. + +HUCK FINN. + +I felt good and all washed clean of sin for the first time I had ever +felt so in my life, and I knowed I could pray now. But I didn't do it +straight off, but laid the paper down and set there thinking--thinking +how good it was all this happened so, and how near I come to being lost +and going to hell. And went on thinking. And got to thinking over our +trip down the river; and I see Jim before me all the time: in the day +and in the night-time, sometimes moonlight, sometimes storms, and we +a-floating along, talking and singing and laughing. But somehow I +couldn't seem to strike no places to harden me against him, but only the +other kind. I'd see him standing my watch on top of his'n, 'stead of +calling me, so I could go on sleeping; and see him how glad he was when I +come back out of the fog; and when I come to him again in the swamp, up +there where the feud was; and such-like times; and would always call me +honey, and pet me and do everything he could think of for me, and how +good he always was; and at last I struck the time I saved him by telling +the men we had small-pox aboard, and he was so grateful, and said I was +the best friend old Jim ever had in the world, and the ONLY one he's got +now; and then I happened to look around and see that paper. + +It was a close place. I took it up, and held it in my hand. I was +a-trembling, because I'd got to decide, forever, betwixt two things, and +I knowed it. I studied a minute, sort of holding my breath, and then +says to myself: + +"All right, then, I'll GO to hell"--and tore it up. + +It was awful thoughts and awful words, but they was said. And I let them +stay said; and never thought no more about reforming. I shoved the whole +thing out of my head, and said I would take up wickedness again, which +was in my line, being brung up to it, and the other warn't. And for a +starter I would go to work and steal Jim out of slavery again; and if I +could think up anything worse, I would do that, too; because as long as I +was in, and in for good, I might as well go the whole hog. + +Then I set to thinking over how to get at it, and turned over some +considerable many ways in my mind; and at last fixed up a plan that +suited me. So then I took the bearings of a woody island that was down +the river a piece, and as soon as it was fairly dark I crept out with my +raft and went for it, and hid it there, and then turned in. I slept the +night through, and got up before it was light, and had my breakfast, and +put on my store clothes, and tied up some others and one thing or another +in a bundle, and took the canoe and cleared for shore. I landed below +where I judged was Phelps's place, and hid my bundle in the woods, and +then filled up the canoe with water, and loaded rocks into her and sunk +her where I could find her again when I wanted her, about a quarter of a +mile below a little steam sawmill that was on the bank. + +Then I struck up the road, and when I passed the mill I see a sign on it, +"Phelps's Sawmill," and when I come to the farm-houses, two or three +hundred yards further along, I kept my eyes peeled, but didn't see nobody +around, though it was good daylight now. But I didn't mind, because I +didn't want to see nobody just yet--I only wanted to get the lay of the +land. According to my plan, I was going to turn up there from the +village, not from below. So I just took a look, and shoved along, +straight for town. Well, the very first man I see when I got there was +the duke. He was sticking up a bill for the Royal Nonesuch--three-night +performance--like that other time. They had the cheek, them frauds! I +was right on him before I could shirk. He looked astonished, and says: + +"Hel-LO! Where'd YOU come from?" Then he says, kind of glad and eager, +"Where's the raft?--got her in a good place?" + +I says: + +"Why, that's just what I was going to ask your grace." + +Then he didn't look so joyful, and says: + +"What was your idea for asking ME?" he says. + +"Well," I says, "when I see the king in that doggery yesterday I says to +myself, we can't get him home for hours, till he's soberer; so I went +a-loafing around town to put in the time and wait. A man up and offered +me ten cents to help him pull a skiff over the river and back to fetch a +sheep, and so I went along; but when we was dragging him to the boat, and +the man left me a-holt of the rope and went behind him to shove him +along, he was too strong for me and jerked loose and run, and we after +him. We didn't have no dog, and so we had to chase him all over the +country till we tired him out. We never got him till dark; then we +fetched him over, and I started down for the raft. When I got there and +see it was gone, I says to myself, 'They've got into trouble and had to +leave; and they've took my nigger, which is the only nigger I've got in +the world, and now I'm in a strange country, and ain't got no property no +more, nor nothing, and no way to make my living;' so I set down and +cried. I slept in the woods all night. But what DID become of the raft, +then?--and Jim--poor Jim!" + +"Blamed if I know--that is, what's become of the raft. That old fool had +made a trade and got forty dollars, and when we found him in the doggery +the loafers had matched half-dollars with him and got every cent but what +he'd spent for whisky; and when I got him home late last night and found +the raft gone, we said, 'That little rascal has stole our raft and shook +us, and run off down the river.'" + +"I wouldn't shake my NIGGER, would I?--the only nigger I had in the +world, and the only property." + +"We never thought of that. Fact is, I reckon we'd come to consider him +OUR nigger; yes, we did consider him so--goodness knows we had trouble +enough for him. So when we see the raft was gone and we flat broke, +there warn't anything for it but to try the Royal Nonesuch another shake. +And I've pegged along ever since, dry as a powder-horn. Where's that ten +cents? Give it here." + +I had considerable money, so I give him ten cents, but begged him to +spend it for something to eat, and give me some, because it was all the +money I had, and I hadn't had nothing to eat since yesterday. He never +said nothing. The next minute he whirls on me and says: + +"Do you reckon that nigger would blow on us? We'd skin him if he done +that!" + +"How can he blow? Hain't he run off?" + +"No! That old fool sold him, and never divided with me, and the money's +gone." + +"SOLD him?" I says, and begun to cry; "why, he was MY nigger, and that +was my money. Where is he?--I want my nigger." + +"Well, you can't GET your nigger, that's all--so dry up your blubbering. +Looky here--do you think YOU'D venture to blow on us? Blamed if I think +I'd trust you. Why, if you WAS to blow on us--" + +He stopped, but I never see the duke look so ugly out of his eyes before. +I went on a-whimpering, and says: + +"I don't want to blow on nobody; and I ain't got no time to blow, nohow. +I got to turn out and find my nigger." + +He looked kinder bothered, and stood there with his bills fluttering on +his arm, thinking, and wrinkling up his forehead. At last he says: + +"I'll tell you something. We got to be here three days. If you'll +promise you won't blow, and won't let the nigger blow, I'll tell you +where to find him." + +So I promised, and he says: + +"A farmer by the name of Silas Ph--" and then he stopped. You see, he +started to tell me the truth; but when he stopped that way, and begun to +study and think again, I reckoned he was changing his mind. And so he +was. He wouldn't trust me; he wanted to make sure of having me out of the +way the whole three days. So pretty soon he says: + +"The man that bought him is named Abram Foster--Abram G. Foster--and he +lives forty mile back here in the country, on the road to Lafayette." + +"All right," I says, "I can walk it in three days. And I'll start this +very afternoon." + +"No you wont, you'll start NOW; and don't you lose any time about it, +neither, nor do any gabbling by the way. Just keep a tight tongue in +your head and move right along, and then you won't get into trouble with +US, d'ye hear?" + +That was the order I wanted, and that was the one I played for. I wanted +to be left free to work my plans. + +"So clear out," he says; "and you can tell Mr. Foster whatever you want +to. Maybe you can get him to believe that Jim IS your nigger--some idiots +don't require documents--leastways I've heard there's such down South +here. And when you tell him the handbill and the reward's bogus, maybe +he'll believe you when you explain to him what the idea was for getting +'em out. Go 'long now, and tell him anything you want to; but mind you +don't work your jaw any BETWEEN here and there." + +So I left, and struck for the back country. I didn't look around, but I +kinder felt like he was watching me. But I knowed I could tire him out +at that. I went straight out in the country as much as a mile before I +stopped; then I doubled back through the woods towards Phelps'. I +reckoned I better start in on my plan straight off without fooling +around, because I wanted to stop Jim's mouth till these fellows could get +away. I didn't want no trouble with their kind. I'd seen all I wanted +to of them, and wanted to get entirely shut of them. + + + + +CHAPTER XXXII. + +WHEN I got there it was all still and Sunday-like, and hot and sunshiny; +the hands was gone to the fields; and there was them kind of faint +dronings of bugs and flies in the air that makes it seem so lonesome and +like everybody's dead and gone; and if a breeze fans along and quivers +the leaves it makes you feel mournful, because you feel like it's spirits +whispering--spirits that's been dead ever so many years--and you always +think they're talking about YOU. As a general thing it makes a body wish +HE was dead, too, and done with it all. + +Phelps' was one of these little one-horse cotton plantations, and they +all look alike. A rail fence round a two-acre yard; a stile made out of +logs sawed off and up-ended in steps, like barrels of a different length, +to climb over the fence with, and for the women to stand on when they are +going to jump on to a horse; some sickly grass-patches in the big yard, +but mostly it was bare and smooth, like an old hat with the nap rubbed +off; big double log-house for the white folks--hewed logs, with the +chinks stopped up with mud or mortar, and these mud-stripes been +whitewashed some time or another; round-log kitchen, with a big broad, +open but roofed passage joining it to the house; log smoke-house back of +the kitchen; three little log nigger-cabins in a row t'other side the +smoke-house; one little hut all by itself away down against the back +fence, and some outbuildings down a piece the other side; ash-hopper and +big kettle to bile soap in by the little hut; bench by the kitchen door, +with bucket of water and a gourd; hound asleep there in the sun; more +hounds asleep round about; about three shade trees away off in a corner; +some currant bushes and gooseberry bushes in one place by the fence; +outside of the fence a garden and a watermelon patch; then the cotton +fields begins, and after the fields the woods. + +I went around and clumb over the back stile by the ash-hopper, and +started for the kitchen. When I got a little ways I heard the dim hum of +a spinning-wheel wailing along up and sinking along down again; and then +I knowed for certain I wished I was dead--for that IS the lonesomest +sound in the whole world. + +I went right along, not fixing up any particular plan, but just trusting +to Providence to put the right words in my mouth when the time come; for +I'd noticed that Providence always did put the right words in my mouth if +I left it alone. + +When I got half-way, first one hound and then another got up and went for +me, and of course I stopped and faced them, and kept still. And such +another powwow as they made! In a quarter of a minute I was a kind of a +hub of a wheel, as you may say--spokes made out of dogs--circle of +fifteen of them packed together around me, with their necks and noses +stretched up towards me, a-barking and howling; and more a-coming; you +could see them sailing over fences and around corners from everywheres. + +A nigger woman come tearing out of the kitchen with a rolling-pin in her +hand, singing out, "Begone YOU Tige! you Spot! begone sah!" and she +fetched first one and then another of them a clip and sent them howling, +and then the rest followed; and the next second half of them come back, +wagging their tails around me, and making friends with me. There ain't +no harm in a hound, nohow. + +And behind the woman comes a little nigger girl and two little nigger +boys without anything on but tow-linen shirts, and they hung on to their +mother's gown, and peeped out from behind her at me, bashful, the way +they always do. And here comes the white woman running from the house, +about forty-five or fifty year old, bareheaded, and her spinning-stick in +her hand; and behind her comes her little white children, acting the same +way the little niggers was going. She was smiling all over so she could +hardly stand--and says: + +"It's YOU, at last!--AIN'T it?" + +I out with a "Yes'm" before I thought. + +She grabbed me and hugged me tight; and then gripped me by both hands and +shook and shook; and the tears come in her eyes, and run down over; and +she couldn't seem to hug and shake enough, and kept saying, "You don't +look as much like your mother as I reckoned you would; but law sakes, I +don't care for that, I'm so glad to see you! Dear, dear, it does seem +like I could eat you up! Children, it's your cousin Tom!--tell him +howdy." + +But they ducked their heads, and put their fingers in their mouths, and +hid behind her. So she run on: + +"Lize, hurry up and get him a hot breakfast right away--or did you get +your breakfast on the boat?" + +I said I had got it on the boat. So then she started for the house, +leading me by the hand, and the children tagging after. When we got +there she set me down in a split-bottomed chair, and set herself down on +a little low stool in front of me, holding both of my hands, and says: + +"Now I can have a GOOD look at you; and, laws-a-me, I've been hungry for +it a many and a many a time, all these long years, and it's come at last! +We been expecting you a couple of days and more. What kep' you?--boat +get aground?" + +"Yes'm--she--" + +"Don't say yes'm--say Aunt Sally. Where'd she get aground?" + +I didn't rightly know what to say, because I didn't know whether the boat +would be coming up the river or down. But I go a good deal on instinct; +and my instinct said she would be coming up--from down towards Orleans. +That didn't help me much, though; for I didn't know the names of bars +down that way. I see I'd got to invent a bar, or forget the name of the +one we got aground on--or--Now I struck an idea, and fetched it out: + +"It warn't the grounding--that didn't keep us back but a little. We +blowed out a cylinder-head." + +"Good gracious! anybody hurt?" + +"No'm. Killed a nigger." + +"Well, it's lucky; because sometimes people do get hurt. Two years ago +last Christmas your uncle Silas was coming up from Newrleans on the old +Lally Rook, and she blowed out a cylinder-head and crippled a man. And I +think he died afterwards. He was a Baptist. Your uncle Silas knowed a +family in Baton Rouge that knowed his people very well. Yes, I remember +now, he DID die. Mortification set in, and they had to amputate him. +But it didn't save him. Yes, it was mortification--that was it. He +turned blue all over, and died in the hope of a glorious resurrection. +They say he was a sight to look at. Your uncle's been up to the town +every day to fetch you. And he's gone again, not more'n an hour ago; +he'll be back any minute now. You must a met him on the road, didn't +you?--oldish man, with a--" + +"No, I didn't see nobody, Aunt Sally. The boat landed just at daylight, +and I left my baggage on the wharf-boat and went looking around the town +and out a piece in the country, to put in the time and not get here too +soon; and so I come down the back way." + +"Who'd you give the baggage to?" + +"Nobody." + +"Why, child, it 'll be stole!" + +"Not where I hid it I reckon it won't," I says. + +"How'd you get your breakfast so early on the boat?" + +It was kinder thin ice, but I says: + +"The captain see me standing around, and told me I better have something +to eat before I went ashore; so he took me in the texas to the officers' +lunch, and give me all I wanted." + +I was getting so uneasy I couldn't listen good. I had my mind on the +children all the time; I wanted to get them out to one side and pump them +a little, and find out who I was. But I couldn't get no show, Mrs. +Phelps kept it up and run on so. Pretty soon she made the cold chills +streak all down my back, because she says: + +"But here we're a-running on this way, and you hain't told me a word +about Sis, nor any of them. Now I'll rest my works a little, and you +start up yourn; just tell me EVERYTHING--tell me all about 'm all every +one of 'm; and how they are, and what they're doing, and what they told +you to tell me; and every last thing you can think of." + +Well, I see I was up a stump--and up it good. Providence had stood by me +this fur all right, but I was hard and tight aground now. I see it +warn't a bit of use to try to go ahead--I'd got to throw up my hand. So +I says to myself, here's another place where I got to resk the truth. I +opened my mouth to begin; but she grabbed me and hustled me in behind the +bed, and says: + +"Here he comes! Stick your head down lower--there, that'll do; you can't +be seen now. Don't you let on you're here. I'll play a joke on him. +Children, don't you say a word." + +I see I was in a fix now. But it warn't no use to worry; there warn't +nothing to do but just hold still, and try and be ready to stand from +under when the lightning struck. + +I had just one little glimpse of the old gentleman when he come in; then +the bed hid him. Mrs. Phelps she jumps for him, and says: + +"Has he come?" + +"No," says her husband. + +"Good-NESS gracious!" she says, "what in the warld can have become of +him?" + +"I can't imagine," says the old gentleman; "and I must say it makes me +dreadful uneasy." + +"Uneasy!" she says; "I'm ready to go distracted! He MUST a come; and +you've missed him along the road. I KNOW it's so--something tells me +so." + +"Why, Sally, I COULDN'T miss him along the road--YOU know that." + +"But oh, dear, dear, what WILL Sis say! He must a come! You must a +missed him. He--" + +"Oh, don't distress me any more'n I'm already distressed. I don't know +what in the world to make of it. I'm at my wit's end, and I don't mind +acknowledging 't I'm right down scared. But there's no hope that he's +come; for he COULDN'T come and me miss him. Sally, it's terrible--just +terrible--something's happened to the boat, sure!" + +"Why, Silas! Look yonder!--up the road!--ain't that somebody coming?" + +He sprung to the window at the head of the bed, and that give Mrs. Phelps +the chance she wanted. She stooped down quick at the foot of the bed and +give me a pull, and out I come; and when he turned back from the window +there she stood, a-beaming and a-smiling like a house afire, and I +standing pretty meek and sweaty alongside. The old gentleman stared, and +says: + +"Why, who's that?" + +"Who do you reckon 't is?" + +"I hain't no idea. Who IS it?" + +"It's TOM SAWYER!" + +By jings, I most slumped through the floor! But there warn't no time to +swap knives; the old man grabbed me by the hand and shook, and kept on +shaking; and all the time how the woman did dance around and laugh and +cry; and then how they both did fire off questions about Sid, and Mary, +and the rest of the tribe. + +But if they was joyful, it warn't nothing to what I was; for it was like +being born again, I was so glad to find out who I was. Well, they froze +to me for two hours; and at last, when my chin was so tired it couldn't +hardly go any more, I had told them more about my family--I mean the +Sawyer family--than ever happened to any six Sawyer families. And I +explained all about how we blowed out a cylinder-head at the mouth of +White River, and it took us three days to fix it. Which was all right, +and worked first-rate; because THEY didn't know but what it would take +three days to fix it. If I'd a called it a bolthead it would a done just +as well. + +Now I was feeling pretty comfortable all down one side, and pretty +uncomfortable all up the other. Being Tom Sawyer was easy and +comfortable, and it stayed easy and comfortable till by and by I hear a +steamboat coughing along down the river. Then I says to myself, s'pose +Tom Sawyer comes down on that boat? And s'pose he steps in here any +minute, and sings out my name before I can throw him a wink to keep +quiet? + +Well, I couldn't HAVE it that way; it wouldn't do at all. I must go up +the road and waylay him. So I told the folks I reckoned I would go up to +the town and fetch down my baggage. The old gentleman was for going +along with me, but I said no, I could drive the horse myself, and I +druther he wouldn't take no trouble about me. + + + + +CHAPTER XXXIII. + +SO I started for town in the wagon, and when I was half-way I see a wagon +coming, and sure enough it was Tom Sawyer, and I stopped and waited till +he come along. I says "Hold on!" and it stopped alongside, and his mouth +opened up like a trunk, and stayed so; and he swallowed two or three +times like a person that's got a dry throat, and then says: + +"I hain't ever done you no harm. You know that. So, then, what you want +to come back and ha'nt ME for?" + +I says: + +"I hain't come back--I hain't been GONE." + +When he heard my voice it righted him up some, but he warn't quite +satisfied yet. He says: + +"Don't you play nothing on me, because I wouldn't on you. Honest injun, +you ain't a ghost?" + +"Honest injun, I ain't," I says. + +"Well--I--I--well, that ought to settle it, of course; but I can't +somehow seem to understand it no way. Looky here, warn't you ever +murdered AT ALL?" + +"No. I warn't ever murdered at all--I played it on them. You come in +here and feel of me if you don't believe me." + +So he done it; and it satisfied him; and he was that glad to see me again +he didn't know what to do. And he wanted to know all about it right off, +because it was a grand adventure, and mysterious, and so it hit him where +he lived. But I said, leave it alone till by and by; and told his driver +to wait, and we drove off a little piece, and I told him the kind of a +fix I was in, and what did he reckon we better do? He said, let him +alone a minute, and don't disturb him. So he thought and thought, and +pretty soon he says: + +"It's all right; I've got it. Take my trunk in your wagon, and let on +it's your'n; and you turn back and fool along slow, so as to get to the +house about the time you ought to; and I'll go towards town a piece, and +take a fresh start, and get there a quarter or a half an hour after you; +and you needn't let on to know me at first." + +I says: + +"All right; but wait a minute. There's one more thing--a thing that +NOBODY don't know but me. And that is, there's a nigger here that I'm +a-trying to steal out of slavery, and his name is JIM--old Miss Watson's +Jim." + +He says: + +"What! Why, Jim is--" + +He stopped and went to studying. I says: + +"I know what you'll say. You'll say it's dirty, low-down business; but +what if it is? I'm low down; and I'm a-going to steal him, and I want +you keep mum and not let on. Will you?" + +His eye lit up, and he says: + +"I'll HELP you steal him!" + +Well, I let go all holts then, like I was shot. It was the most +astonishing speech I ever heard--and I'm bound to say Tom Sawyer fell +considerable in my estimation. Only I couldn't believe it. Tom Sawyer a +NIGGER-STEALER! + +"Oh, shucks!" I says; "you're joking." + +"I ain't joking, either." + +"Well, then," I says, "joking or no joking, if you hear anything said +about a runaway nigger, don't forget to remember that YOU don't know +nothing about him, and I don't know nothing about him." + +Then we took the trunk and put it in my wagon, and he drove off his way +and I drove mine. But of course I forgot all about driving slow on +accounts of being glad and full of thinking; so I got home a heap too +quick for that length of a trip. The old gentleman was at the door, and +he says: + +"Why, this is wonderful! Whoever would a thought it was in that mare to +do it? I wish we'd a timed her. And she hain't sweated a hair--not a +hair. It's wonderful. Why, I wouldn't take a hundred dollars for that +horse now--I wouldn't, honest; and yet I'd a sold her for fifteen +before, and thought 'twas all she was worth." + +That's all he said. He was the innocentest, best old soul I ever see. +But it warn't surprising; because he warn't only just a farmer, he was a +preacher, too, and had a little one-horse log church down back of the +plantation, which he built it himself at his own expense, for a church +and schoolhouse, and never charged nothing for his preaching, and it was +worth it, too. There was plenty other farmer-preachers like that, and +done the same way, down South. + +In about half an hour Tom's wagon drove up to the front stile, and Aunt +Sally she see it through the window, because it was only about fifty +yards, and says: + +"Why, there's somebody come! I wonder who 'tis? Why, I do believe it's +a stranger. Jimmy" (that's one of the children) "run and tell Lize to +put on another plate for dinner." + +Everybody made a rush for the front door, because, of course, a stranger +don't come EVERY year, and so he lays over the yaller-fever, for +interest, when he does come. Tom was over the stile and starting for the +house; the wagon was spinning up the road for the village, and we was all +bunched in the front door. Tom had his store clothes on, and an +audience--and that was always nuts for Tom Sawyer. In them circumstances +it warn't no trouble to him to throw in an amount of style that was +suitable. He warn't a boy to meeky along up that yard like a sheep; no, +he come ca'm and important, like the ram. When he got a-front of us he +lifts his hat ever so gracious and dainty, like it was the lid of a box +that had butterflies asleep in it and he didn't want to disturb them, and +says: + +"Mr. Archibald Nichols, I presume?" + +"No, my boy," says the old gentleman, "I'm sorry to say 't your driver +has deceived you; Nichols's place is down a matter of three mile more. +Come in, come in." + +Tom he took a look back over his shoulder, and says, "Too late--he's out +of sight." + +"Yes, he's gone, my son, and you must come in and eat your dinner with +us; and then we'll hitch up and take you down to Nichols's." + +"Oh, I CAN'T make you so much trouble; I couldn't think of it. I'll walk +--I don't mind the distance." + +"But we won't LET you walk--it wouldn't be Southern hospitality to do it. +Come right in." + +"Oh, DO," says Aunt Sally; "it ain't a bit of trouble to us, not a bit in +the world. You must stay. It's a long, dusty three mile, and we can't +let you walk. And, besides, I've already told 'em to put on another +plate when I see you coming; so you mustn't disappoint us. Come right in +and make yourself at home." + +So Tom he thanked them very hearty and handsome, and let himself be +persuaded, and come in; and when he was in he said he was a stranger from +Hicksville, Ohio, and his name was William Thompson--and he made another +bow. + +Well, he run on, and on, and on, making up stuff about Hicksville and +everybody in it he could invent, and I getting a little nervious, and +wondering how this was going to help me out of my scrape; and at last, +still talking along, he reached over and kissed Aunt Sally right on the +mouth, and then settled back again in his chair comfortable, and was +going on talking; but she jumped up and wiped it off with the back of her +hand, and says: + +"You owdacious puppy!" + +He looked kind of hurt, and says: + +"I'm surprised at you, m'am." + +"You're s'rp--Why, what do you reckon I am? I've a good notion to take +and--Say, what do you mean by kissing me?" + +He looked kind of humble, and says: + +"I didn't mean nothing, m'am. I didn't mean no harm. I--I--thought +you'd like it." + +"Why, you born fool!" She took up the spinning stick, and it looked like +it was all she could do to keep from giving him a crack with it. "What +made you think I'd like it?" + +"Well, I don't know. Only, they--they--told me you would." + +"THEY told you I would. Whoever told you's ANOTHER lunatic. I never +heard the beat of it. Who's THEY?" + +"Why, everybody. They all said so, m'am." + +It was all she could do to hold in; and her eyes snapped, and her fingers +worked like she wanted to scratch him; and she says: + +"Who's 'everybody'? Out with their names, or ther'll be an idiot short." + +He got up and looked distressed, and fumbled his hat, and says: + +"I'm sorry, and I warn't expecting it. They told me to. They all told +me to. They all said, kiss her; and said she'd like it. They all said +it--every one of them. But I'm sorry, m'am, and I won't do it no more +--I won't, honest." + +"You won't, won't you? Well, I sh'd RECKON you won't!" + +"No'm, I'm honest about it; I won't ever do it again--till you ask me." + +"Till I ASK you! Well, I never see the beat of it in my born days! I +lay you'll be the Methusalem-numskull of creation before ever I ask you +--or the likes of you." + +"Well," he says, "it does surprise me so. I can't make it out, somehow. +They said you would, and I thought you would. But--" He stopped and +looked around slow, like he wished he could run across a friendly eye +somewheres, and fetched up on the old gentleman's, and says, "Didn't YOU +think she'd like me to kiss her, sir?" + +"Why, no; I--I--well, no, I b'lieve I didn't." + +Then he looks on around the same way to me, and says: + +"Tom, didn't YOU think Aunt Sally 'd open out her arms and say, 'Sid +Sawyer--'" + +"My land!" she says, breaking in and jumping for him, "you impudent young +rascal, to fool a body so--" and was going to hug him, but he fended her +off, and says: + +"No, not till you've asked me first." + +So she didn't lose no time, but asked him; and hugged him and kissed him +over and over again, and then turned him over to the old man, and he took +what was left. And after they got a little quiet again she says: + +"Why, dear me, I never see such a surprise. We warn't looking for YOU at +all, but only Tom. Sis never wrote to me about anybody coming but him." + +"It's because it warn't INTENDED for any of us to come but Tom," he says; +"but I begged and begged, and at the last minute she let me come, too; +so, coming down the river, me and Tom thought it would be a first-rate +surprise for him to come here to the house first, and for me to by and by +tag along and drop in, and let on to be a stranger. But it was a +mistake, Aunt Sally. This ain't no healthy place for a stranger to +come." + +"No--not impudent whelps, Sid. You ought to had your jaws boxed; I +hain't been so put out since I don't know when. But I don't care, I +don't mind the terms--I'd be willing to stand a thousand such jokes to +have you here. Well, to think of that performance! I don't deny it, I +was most putrified with astonishment when you give me that smack." + +We had dinner out in that broad open passage betwixt the house and the +kitchen; and there was things enough on that table for seven families +--and all hot, too; none of your flabby, tough meat that's laid in a +cupboard in a damp cellar all night and tastes like a hunk of old cold +cannibal in the morning. Uncle Silas he asked a pretty long blessing +over it, but it was worth it; and it didn't cool it a bit, neither, the +way I've seen them kind of interruptions do lots of times. There was a +considerable good deal of talk all the afternoon, and me and Tom was on +the lookout all the time; but it warn't no use, they didn't happen to say +nothing about any runaway nigger, and we was afraid to try to work up to +it. But at supper, at night, one of the little boys says: + +"Pa, mayn't Tom and Sid and me go to the show?" + +"No," says the old man, "I reckon there ain't going to be any; and you +couldn't go if there was; because the runaway nigger told Burton and me +all about that scandalous show, and Burton said he would tell the people; +so I reckon they've drove the owdacious loafers out of town before this +time." + +So there it was!--but I couldn't help it. Tom and me was to sleep in the +same room and bed; so, being tired, we bid good-night and went up to bed +right after supper, and clumb out of the window and down the +lightning-rod, and shoved for the town; for I didn't believe anybody was +going to give the king and the duke a hint, and so if I didn't hurry up +and give them one they'd get into trouble sure. + +On the road Tom he told me all about how it was reckoned I was murdered, +and how pap disappeared pretty soon, and didn't come back no more, and +what a stir there was when Jim run away; and I told Tom all about our +Royal Nonesuch rapscallions, and as much of the raft voyage as I had time +to; and as we struck into the town and up through the--here comes a +raging rush of people with torches, and an awful whooping and yelling, +and banging tin pans and blowing horns; and we jumped to one side to let +them go by; and as they went by I see they had the king and the duke +astraddle of a rail--that is, I knowed it WAS the king and the duke, +though they was all over tar and feathers, and didn't look like nothing +in the world that was human--just looked like a couple of monstrous big +soldier-plumes. Well, it made me sick to see it; and I was sorry for +them poor pitiful rascals, it seemed like I couldn't ever feel any +hardness against them any more in the world. It was a dreadful thing to +see. Human beings CAN be awful cruel to one another. + +We see we was too late--couldn't do no good. We asked some stragglers +about it, and they said everybody went to the show looking very innocent; +and laid low and kept dark till the poor old king was in the middle of +his cavortings on the stage; then somebody give a signal, and the house +rose up and went for them. + +So we poked along back home, and I warn't feeling so brash as I was +before, but kind of ornery, and humble, and to blame, somehow--though I +hadn't done nothing. But that's always the way; it don't make no +difference whether you do right or wrong, a person's conscience ain't got +no sense, and just goes for him anyway. If I had a yaller dog that +didn't know no more than a person's conscience does I would pison him. +It takes up more room than all the rest of a person's insides, and yet +ain't no good, nohow. Tom Sawyer he says the same. + + + + +CHAPTER XXXIV. + +WE stopped talking, and got to thinking. By and by Tom says: + +"Looky here, Huck, what fools we are to not think of it before! I bet I +know where Jim is." + +"No! Where?" + +"In that hut down by the ash-hopper. Why, looky here. When we was at +dinner, didn't you see a nigger man go in there with some vittles?" + +"Yes." + +"What did you think the vittles was for?" + +"For a dog." + +"So 'd I. Well, it wasn't for a dog." + +"Why?" + +"Because part of it was watermelon." + +"So it was--I noticed it. Well, it does beat all that I never thought +about a dog not eating watermelon. It shows how a body can see and don't +see at the same time." + +"Well, the nigger unlocked the padlock when he went in, and he locked it +again when he came out. He fetched uncle a key about the time we got up +from table--same key, I bet. Watermelon shows man, lock shows prisoner; +and it ain't likely there's two prisoners on such a little plantation, +and where the people's all so kind and good. Jim's the prisoner. All +right--I'm glad we found it out detective fashion; I wouldn't give +shucks for any other way. Now you work your mind, and study out a plan +to steal Jim, and I will study out one, too; and we'll take the one we +like the best." + +What a head for just a boy to have! If I had Tom Sawyer's head I +wouldn't trade it off to be a duke, nor mate of a steamboat, nor clown in +a circus, nor nothing I can think of. I went to thinking out a plan, but +only just to be doing something; I knowed very well where the right plan +was going to come from. Pretty soon Tom says: + +"Ready?" + +"Yes," I says. + +"All right--bring it out." + +"My plan is this," I says. "We can easy find out if it's Jim in there. +Then get up my canoe to-morrow night, and fetch my raft over from the +island. Then the first dark night that comes steal the key out of the +old man's britches after he goes to bed, and shove off down the river on +the raft with Jim, hiding daytimes and running nights, the way me and Jim +used to do before. Wouldn't that plan work?" + +"WORK? Why, cert'nly it would work, like rats a-fighting. But it's too +blame' simple; there ain't nothing TO it. What's the good of a plan that +ain't no more trouble than that? It's as mild as goose-milk. Why, Huck, +it wouldn't make no more talk than breaking into a soap factory." + +I never said nothing, because I warn't expecting nothing different; but I +knowed mighty well that whenever he got HIS plan ready it wouldn't have +none of them objections to it. + +And it didn't. He told me what it was, and I see in a minute it was +worth fifteen of mine for style, and would make Jim just as free a man as +mine would, and maybe get us all killed besides. So I was satisfied, and +said we would waltz in on it. I needn't tell what it was here, because I +knowed it wouldn't stay the way, it was. I knowed he would be changing +it around every which way as we went along, and heaving in new +bullinesses wherever he got a chance. And that is what he done. + +Well, one thing was dead sure, and that was that Tom Sawyer was in +earnest, and was actuly going to help steal that nigger out of slavery. +That was the thing that was too many for me. Here was a boy that was +respectable and well brung up; and had a character to lose; and folks at +home that had characters; and he was bright and not leather-headed; and +knowing and not ignorant; and not mean, but kind; and yet here he was, +without any more pride, or rightness, or feeling, than to stoop to this +business, and make himself a shame, and his family a shame, before +everybody. I COULDN'T understand it no way at all. It was outrageous, +and I knowed I ought to just up and tell him so; and so be his true +friend, and let him quit the thing right where he was and save himself. +And I DID start to tell him; but he shut me up, and says: + +"Don't you reckon I know what I'm about? Don't I generly know what I'm +about?" + +"Yes." + +"Didn't I SAY I was going to help steal the nigger?" + +"Yes." + +"WELL, then." + +That's all he said, and that's all I said. It warn't no use to say any +more; because when he said he'd do a thing, he always done it. But I +couldn't make out how he was willing to go into this thing; so I just let +it go, and never bothered no more about it. If he was bound to have it +so, I couldn't help it. + +When we got home the house was all dark and still; so we went on down to +the hut by the ash-hopper for to examine it. We went through the yard so +as to see what the hounds would do. They knowed us, and didn't make no +more noise than country dogs is always doing when anything comes by in +the night. When we got to the cabin we took a look at the front and the +two sides; and on the side I warn't acquainted with--which was the north +side--we found a square window-hole, up tolerable high, with just one +stout board nailed across it. I says: + +"Here's the ticket. This hole's big enough for Jim to get through if we +wrench off the board." + +Tom says: + +"It's as simple as tit-tat-toe, three-in-a-row, and as easy as playing +hooky. I should HOPE we can find a way that's a little more complicated +than THAT, Huck Finn." + +"Well, then," I says, "how 'll it do to saw him out, the way I done +before I was murdered that time?" + +"That's more LIKE," he says. "It's real mysterious, and troublesome, and +good," he says; "but I bet we can find a way that's twice as long. There +ain't no hurry; le's keep on looking around." + +Betwixt the hut and the fence, on the back side, was a lean-to that +joined the hut at the eaves, and was made out of plank. It was as long +as the hut, but narrow--only about six foot wide. The door to it was at +the south end, and was padlocked. Tom he went to the soap-kettle and +searched around, and fetched back the iron thing they lift the lid with; +so he took it and prized out one of the staples. The chain fell down, +and we opened the door and went in, and shut it, and struck a match, and +see the shed was only built against a cabin and hadn't no connection with +it; and there warn't no floor to the shed, nor nothing in it but some old +rusty played-out hoes and spades and picks and a crippled plow. The +match went out, and so did we, and shoved in the staple again, and the +door was locked as good as ever. Tom was joyful. He says; + +"Now we're all right. We'll DIG him out. It 'll take about a week!" + +Then we started for the house, and I went in the back door--you only have +to pull a buckskin latch-string, they don't fasten the doors--but that +warn't romantical enough for Tom Sawyer; no way would do him but he must +climb up the lightning-rod. But after he got up half way about three +times, and missed fire and fell every time, and the last time most busted +his brains out, he thought he'd got to give it up; but after he was +rested he allowed he would give her one more turn for luck, and this time +he made the trip. + +In the morning we was up at break of day, and down to the nigger cabins +to pet the dogs and make friends with the nigger that fed Jim--if it WAS +Jim that was being fed. The niggers was just getting through breakfast +and starting for the fields; and Jim's nigger was piling up a tin pan +with bread and meat and things; and whilst the others was leaving, the +key come from the house. + +This nigger had a good-natured, chuckle-headed face, and his wool was all +tied up in little bunches with thread. That was to keep witches off. He +said the witches was pestering him awful these nights, and making him see +all kinds of strange things, and hear all kinds of strange words and +noises, and he didn't believe he was ever witched so long before in his +life. He got so worked up, and got to running on so about his troubles, +he forgot all about what he'd been a-going to do. So Tom says: + +"What's the vittles for? Going to feed the dogs?" + +The nigger kind of smiled around gradually over his face, like when you +heave a brickbat in a mud-puddle, and he says: + +"Yes, Mars Sid, A dog. Cur'us dog, too. Does you want to go en look at +'im?" + +"Yes." + +I hunched Tom, and whispers: + +"You going, right here in the daybreak? THAT warn't the plan." + +"No, it warn't; but it's the plan NOW." + +So, drat him, we went along, but I didn't like it much. When we got in +we couldn't hardly see anything, it was so dark; but Jim was there, sure +enough, and could see us; and he sings out: + +"Why, HUCK! En good LAN'! ain' dat Misto Tom?" + +I just knowed how it would be; I just expected it. I didn't know nothing +to do; and if I had I couldn't a done it, because that nigger busted in +and says: + +"Why, de gracious sakes! do he know you genlmen?" + +We could see pretty well now. Tom he looked at the nigger, steady and +kind of wondering, and says: + +"Does WHO know us?" + +"Why, dis-yer runaway nigger." + +"I don't reckon he does; but what put that into your head?" + +"What PUT it dar? Didn' he jis' dis minute sing out like he knowed you?" + +Tom says, in a puzzled-up kind of way: + +"Well, that's mighty curious. WHO sung out? WHEN did he sing out? WHAT +did he sing out?" And turns to me, perfectly ca'm, and says, "Did YOU +hear anybody sing out?" + +Of course there warn't nothing to be said but the one thing; so I says: + +"No; I ain't heard nobody say nothing." + +Then he turns to Jim, and looks him over like he never see him before, +and says: + +"Did you sing out?" + +"No, sah," says Jim; "I hain't said nothing, sah." + +"Not a word?" + +"No, sah, I hain't said a word." + +"Did you ever see us before?" + +"No, sah; not as I knows on." + +So Tom turns to the nigger, which was looking wild and distressed, and +says, kind of severe: + +"What do you reckon's the matter with you, anyway? What made you think +somebody sung out?" + +"Oh, it's de dad-blame' witches, sah, en I wisht I was dead, I do. Dey's +awluz at it, sah, en dey do mos' kill me, dey sk'yers me so. Please to +don't tell nobody 'bout it sah, er ole Mars Silas he'll scole me; 'kase +he say dey AIN'T no witches. I jis' wish to goodness he was heah now +--DEN what would he say! I jis' bet he couldn' fine no way to git aroun' +it DIS time. But it's awluz jis' so; people dat's SOT, stays sot; dey +won't look into noth'n'en fine it out f'r deyselves, en when YOU fine it +out en tell um 'bout it, dey doan' b'lieve you." + +Tom give him a dime, and said we wouldn't tell nobody; and told him to +buy some more thread to tie up his wool with; and then looks at Jim, and +says: + +"I wonder if Uncle Silas is going to hang this nigger. If I was to catch +a nigger that was ungrateful enough to run away, I wouldn't give him up, +I'd hang him." And whilst the nigger stepped to the door to look at the +dime and bite it to see if it was good, he whispers to Jim and says: + +"Don't ever let on to know us. And if you hear any digging going on +nights, it's us; we're going to set you free." + +Jim only had time to grab us by the hand and squeeze it; then the nigger +come back, and we said we'd come again some time if the nigger wanted us +to; and he said he would, more particular if it was dark, because the +witches went for him mostly in the dark, and it was good to have folks +around then. + + + + +CHAPTER XXXV. + +IT would be most an hour yet till breakfast, so we left and struck down +into the woods; because Tom said we got to have SOME light to see how to +dig by, and a lantern makes too much, and might get us into trouble; what +we must have was a lot of them rotten chunks that's called fox-fire, and +just makes a soft kind of a glow when you lay them in a dark place. We +fetched an armful and hid it in the weeds, and set down to rest, and Tom +says, kind of dissatisfied: + +"Blame it, this whole thing is just as easy and awkward as it can be. +And so it makes it so rotten difficult to get up a difficult plan. There +ain't no watchman to be drugged--now there OUGHT to be a watchman. There +ain't even a dog to give a sleeping-mixture to. And there's Jim chained +by one leg, with a ten-foot chain, to the leg of his bed: why, all you +got to do is to lift up the bedstead and slip off the chain. And Uncle +Silas he trusts everybody; sends the key to the punkin-headed nigger, and +don't send nobody to watch the nigger. Jim could a got out of that +window-hole before this, only there wouldn't be no use trying to travel +with a ten-foot chain on his leg. Why, drat it, Huck, it's the stupidest +arrangement I ever see. You got to invent ALL the difficulties. Well, we +can't help it; we got to do the best we can with the materials we've got. +Anyhow, there's one thing--there's more honor in getting him out +through a lot of difficulties and dangers, where there warn't one of them +furnished to you by the people who it was their duty to furnish them, and +you had to contrive them all out of your own head. Now look at just that +one thing of the lantern. When you come down to the cold facts, we +simply got to LET ON that a lantern's resky. Why, we could work with a +torchlight procession if we wanted to, I believe. Now, whilst I think of +it, we got to hunt up something to make a saw out of the first chance we +get." + +"What do we want of a saw?" + +"What do we WANT of a saw? Hain't we got to saw the leg of Jim's bed +off, so as to get the chain loose?" + +"Why, you just said a body could lift up the bedstead and slip the chain +off." + +"Well, if that ain't just like you, Huck Finn. You CAN get up the +infant-schooliest ways of going at a thing. Why, hain't you ever read +any books at all?--Baron Trenck, nor Casanova, nor Benvenuto Chelleeny, +nor Henri IV., nor none of them heroes? Who ever heard of getting a +prisoner loose in such an old-maidy way as that? No; the way all the +best authorities does is to saw the bed-leg in two, and leave it just so, +and swallow the sawdust, so it can't be found, and put some dirt and +grease around the sawed place so the very keenest seneskal can't see no +sign of it's being sawed, and thinks the bed-leg is perfectly sound. +Then, the night you're ready, fetch the leg a kick, down she goes; slip +off your chain, and there you are. Nothing to do but hitch your rope +ladder to the battlements, shin down it, break your leg in the moat +--because a rope ladder is nineteen foot too short, you know--and there's +your horses and your trusty vassles, and they scoop you up and fling you +across a saddle, and away you go to your native Langudoc, or Navarre, or +wherever it is. It's gaudy, Huck. I wish there was a moat to this cabin. +If we get time, the night of the escape, we'll dig one." + +I says: + +"What do we want of a moat when we're going to snake him out from under +the cabin?" + +But he never heard me. He had forgot me and everything else. He had his +chin in his hand, thinking. Pretty soon he sighs and shakes his head; +then sighs again, and says: + +"No, it wouldn't do--there ain't necessity enough for it." + +"For what?" I says. + +"Why, to saw Jim's leg off," he says. + +"Good land!" I says; "why, there ain't NO necessity for it. And what +would you want to saw his leg off for, anyway?" + +"Well, some of the best authorities has done it. They couldn't get the +chain off, so they just cut their hand off and shoved. And a leg would +be better still. But we got to let that go. There ain't necessity +enough in this case; and, besides, Jim's a nigger, and wouldn't +understand the reasons for it, and how it's the custom in Europe; so +we'll let it go. But there's one thing--he can have a rope ladder; we +can tear up our sheets and make him a rope ladder easy enough. And we +can send it to him in a pie; it's mostly done that way. And I've et +worse pies." + +"Why, Tom Sawyer, how you talk," I says; "Jim ain't got no use for a rope +ladder." + +"He HAS got use for it. How YOU talk, you better say; you don't know +nothing about it. He's GOT to have a rope ladder; they all do." + +"What in the nation can he DO with it?" + +"DO with it? He can hide it in his bed, can't he?" That's what they all +do; and HE'S got to, too. Huck, you don't ever seem to want to do +anything that's regular; you want to be starting something fresh all the +time. S'pose he DON'T do nothing with it? ain't it there in his bed, for +a clew, after he's gone? and don't you reckon they'll want clews? Of +course they will. And you wouldn't leave them any? That would be a +PRETTY howdy-do, WOULDN'T it! I never heard of such a thing." + +"Well," I says, "if it's in the regulations, and he's got to have it, all +right, let him have it; because I don't wish to go back on no +regulations; but there's one thing, Tom Sawyer--if we go to tearing up +our sheets to make Jim a rope ladder, we're going to get into trouble +with Aunt Sally, just as sure as you're born. Now, the way I look at it, +a hickry-bark ladder don't cost nothing, and don't waste nothing, and is +just as good to load up a pie with, and hide in a straw tick, as any rag +ladder you can start; and as for Jim, he ain't had no experience, and so +he don't care what kind of a--" + +"Oh, shucks, Huck Finn, if I was as ignorant as you I'd keep still +--that's what I'D do. Who ever heard of a state prisoner escaping by a +hickry-bark ladder? Why, it's perfectly ridiculous." + +"Well, all right, Tom, fix it your own way; but if you'll take my advice, +you'll let me borrow a sheet off of the clothesline." + +He said that would do. And that gave him another idea, and he says: + +"Borrow a shirt, too." + +"What do we want of a shirt, Tom?" + +"Want it for Jim to keep a journal on." + +"Journal your granny--JIM can't write." + +"S'pose he CAN'T write--he can make marks on the shirt, can't he, if we +make him a pen out of an old pewter spoon or a piece of an old iron +barrel-hoop?" + +"Why, Tom, we can pull a feather out of a goose and make him a better +one; and quicker, too." + +"PRISONERS don't have geese running around the donjon-keep to pull pens +out of, you muggins. They ALWAYS make their pens out of the hardest, +toughest, troublesomest piece of old brass candlestick or something like +that they can get their hands on; and it takes them weeks and weeks and +months and months to file it out, too, because they've got to do it by +rubbing it on the wall. THEY wouldn't use a goose-quill if they had it. +It ain't regular." + +"Well, then, what'll we make him the ink out of?" + +"Many makes it out of iron-rust and tears; but that's the common sort and +women; the best authorities uses their own blood. Jim can do that; and +when he wants to send any little common ordinary mysterious message to +let the world know where he's captivated, he can write it on the bottom +of a tin plate with a fork and throw it out of the window. The Iron Mask +always done that, and it's a blame' good way, too." + +"Jim ain't got no tin plates. They feed him in a pan." + +"That ain't nothing; we can get him some." + +"Can't nobody READ his plates." + +"That ain't got anything to DO with it, Huck Finn. All HE'S got to do is +to write on the plate and throw it out. You don't HAVE to be able to +read it. Why, half the time you can't read anything a prisoner writes on +a tin plate, or anywhere else." + +"Well, then, what's the sense in wasting the plates?" + +"Why, blame it all, it ain't the PRISONER'S plates." + +"But it's SOMEBODY'S plates, ain't it?" + +"Well, spos'n it is? What does the PRISONER care whose--" + +He broke off there, because we heard the breakfast-horn blowing. So we +cleared out for the house. + +Along during the morning I borrowed a sheet and a white shirt off of the +clothes-line; and I found an old sack and put them in it, and we went +down and got the fox-fire, and put that in too. I called it borrowing, +because that was what pap always called it; but Tom said it warn't +borrowing, it was stealing. He said we was representing prisoners; and +prisoners don't care how they get a thing so they get it, and nobody +don't blame them for it, either. It ain't no crime in a prisoner to +steal the thing he needs to get away with, Tom said; it's his right; and +so, as long as we was representing a prisoner, we had a perfect right to +steal anything on this place we had the least use for to get ourselves +out of prison with. He said if we warn't prisoners it would be a very +different thing, and nobody but a mean, ornery person would steal when he +warn't a prisoner. So we allowed we would steal everything there was +that come handy. And yet he made a mighty fuss, one day, after that, +when I stole a watermelon out of the nigger-patch and eat it; and he made +me go and give the niggers a dime without telling them what it was for. +Tom said that what he meant was, we could steal anything we NEEDED. Well, +I says, I needed the watermelon. But he said I didn't need it to get out +of prison with; there's where the difference was. He said if I'd a +wanted it to hide a knife in, and smuggle it to Jim to kill the seneskal +with, it would a been all right. So I let it go at that, though I +couldn't see no advantage in my representing a prisoner if I got to set +down and chaw over a lot of gold-leaf distinctions like that every time I +see a chance to hog a watermelon. + +Well, as I was saying, we waited that morning till everybody was settled +down to business, and nobody in sight around the yard; then Tom he +carried the sack into the lean-to whilst I stood off a piece to keep +watch. By and by he come out, and we went and set down on the woodpile +to talk. He says: + +"Everything's all right now except tools; and that's easy fixed." + +"Tools?" I says. + +"Yes." + +"Tools for what?" + +"Why, to dig with. We ain't a-going to GNAW him out, are we?" + +"Ain't them old crippled picks and things in there good enough to dig a +nigger out with?" I says. + +He turns on me, looking pitying enough to make a body cry, and says: + +"Huck Finn, did you EVER hear of a prisoner having picks and shovels, and +all the modern conveniences in his wardrobe to dig himself out with? Now +I want to ask you--if you got any reasonableness in you at all--what kind +of a show would THAT give him to be a hero? Why, they might as well lend +him the key and done with it. Picks and shovels--why, they wouldn't +furnish 'em to a king." + +"Well, then," I says, "if we don't want the picks and shovels, what do we +want?" + +"A couple of case-knives." + +"To dig the foundations out from under that cabin with?" + +"Yes." + +"Confound it, it's foolish, Tom." + +"It don't make no difference how foolish it is, it's the RIGHT way--and +it's the regular way. And there ain't no OTHER way, that ever I heard +of, and I've read all the books that gives any information about these +things. They always dig out with a case-knife--and not through dirt, mind +you; generly it's through solid rock. And it takes them weeks and weeks +and weeks, and for ever and ever. Why, look at one of them prisoners in +the bottom dungeon of the Castle Deef, in the harbor of Marseilles, that +dug himself out that way; how long was HE at it, you reckon?" + +"I don't know." + +"Well, guess." + +"I don't know. A month and a half." + +"THIRTY-SEVEN YEAR--and he come out in China. THAT'S the kind. I wish +the bottom of THIS fortress was solid rock." + +"JIM don't know nobody in China." + +"What's THAT got to do with it? Neither did that other fellow. But +you're always a-wandering off on a side issue. Why can't you stick to +the main point?" + +"All right--I don't care where he comes out, so he COMES out; and Jim +don't, either, I reckon. But there's one thing, anyway--Jim's too old to +be dug out with a case-knife. He won't last." + +"Yes he will LAST, too. You don't reckon it's going to take thirty-seven +years to dig out through a DIRT foundation, do you?" + +"How long will it take, Tom?" + +"Well, we can't resk being as long as we ought to, because it mayn't take +very long for Uncle Silas to hear from down there by New Orleans. He'll +hear Jim ain't from there. Then his next move will be to advertise Jim, +or something like that. So we can't resk being as long digging him out +as we ought to. By rights I reckon we ought to be a couple of years; but +we can't. Things being so uncertain, what I recommend is this: that we +really dig right in, as quick as we can; and after that, we can LET ON, +to ourselves, that we was at it thirty-seven years. Then we can snatch +him out and rush him away the first time there's an alarm. Yes, I reckon +that 'll be the best way." + +"Now, there's SENSE in that," I says. "Letting on don't cost nothing; +letting on ain't no trouble; and if it's any object, I don't mind letting +on we was at it a hundred and fifty year. It wouldn't strain me none, +after I got my hand in. So I'll mosey along now, and smouch a couple of +case-knives." + +"Smouch three," he says; "we want one to make a saw out of." + +"Tom, if it ain't unregular and irreligious to sejest it," I says, +"there's an old rusty saw-blade around yonder sticking under the +weather-boarding behind the smoke-house." + +He looked kind of weary and discouraged-like, and says: + +"It ain't no use to try to learn you nothing, Huck. Run along and smouch +the knives--three of them." So I done it. + + + + +CHAPTER XXXVI. + +AS soon as we reckoned everybody was asleep that night we went down the +lightning-rod, and shut ourselves up in the lean-to, and got out our pile +of fox-fire, and went to work. We cleared everything out of the way, +about four or five foot along the middle of the bottom log. Tom said we +was right behind Jim's bed now, and we'd dig in under it, and when we got +through there couldn't nobody in the cabin ever know there was any hole +there, because Jim's counter-pin hung down most to the ground, and you'd +have to raise it up and look under to see the hole. So we dug and dug +with the case-knives till most midnight; and then we was dog-tired, and +our hands was blistered, and yet you couldn't see we'd done anything +hardly. At last I says: + +"This ain't no thirty-seven year job; this is a thirty-eight year job, +Tom Sawyer." + +He never said nothing. But he sighed, and pretty soon he stopped +digging, and then for a good little while I knowed that he was thinking. +Then he says: + +"It ain't no use, Huck, it ain't a-going to work. If we was prisoners it +would, because then we'd have as many years as we wanted, and no hurry; +and we wouldn't get but a few minutes to dig, every day, while they was +changing watches, and so our hands wouldn't get blistered, and we could +keep it up right along, year in and year out, and do it right, and the +way it ought to be done. But WE can't fool along; we got to rush; we +ain't got no time to spare. If we was to put in another night this way +we'd have to knock off for a week to let our hands get well--couldn't +touch a case-knife with them sooner." + +"Well, then, what we going to do, Tom?" + +"I'll tell you. It ain't right, and it ain't moral, and I wouldn't like +it to get out; but there ain't only just the one way: we got to dig him +out with the picks, and LET ON it's case-knives." + +"NOW you're TALKING!" I says; "your head gets leveler and leveler all +the time, Tom Sawyer," I says. "Picks is the thing, moral or no moral; +and as for me, I don't care shucks for the morality of it, nohow. When I +start in to steal a nigger, or a watermelon, or a Sunday-school book, I +ain't no ways particular how it's done so it's done. What I want is my +nigger; or what I want is my watermelon; or what I want is my +Sunday-school book; and if a pick's the handiest thing, that's the thing +I'm a-going to dig that nigger or that watermelon or that Sunday-school +book out with; and I don't give a dead rat what the authorities thinks +about it nuther." + +"Well," he says, "there's excuse for picks and letting-on in a case like +this; if it warn't so, I wouldn't approve of it, nor I wouldn't stand by +and see the rules broke--because right is right, and wrong is wrong, and +a body ain't got no business doing wrong when he ain't ignorant and knows +better. It might answer for YOU to dig Jim out with a pick, WITHOUT any +letting on, because you don't know no better; but it wouldn't for me, +because I do know better. Gimme a case-knife." + +He had his own by him, but I handed him mine. He flung it down, and +says: + +"Gimme a CASE-KNIFE." + +I didn't know just what to do--but then I thought. I scratched around +amongst the old tools, and got a pickaxe and give it to him, and he took +it and went to work, and never said a word. + +He was always just that particular. Full of principle. + +So then I got a shovel, and then we picked and shoveled, turn about, and +made the fur fly. We stuck to it about a half an hour, which was as long +as we could stand up; but we had a good deal of a hole to show for it. +When I got up stairs I looked out at the window and see Tom doing his +level best with the lightning-rod, but he couldn't come it, his hands was +so sore. At last he says: + +"It ain't no use, it can't be done. What you reckon I better do? Can't +you think of no way?" + +"Yes," I says, "but I reckon it ain't regular. Come up the stairs, and +let on it's a lightning-rod." + +So he done it. + +Next day Tom stole a pewter spoon and a brass candlestick in the house, +for to make some pens for Jim out of, and six tallow candles; and I hung +around the nigger cabins and laid for a chance, and stole three tin +plates. Tom says it wasn't enough; but I said nobody wouldn't ever see +the plates that Jim throwed out, because they'd fall in the dog-fennel +and jimpson weeds under the window-hole--then we could tote them back and +he could use them over again. So Tom was satisfied. Then he says: + +"Now, the thing to study out is, how to get the things to Jim." + +"Take them in through the hole," I says, "when we get it done." + +He only just looked scornful, and said something about nobody ever heard +of such an idiotic idea, and then he went to studying. By and by he said +he had ciphered out two or three ways, but there warn't no need to decide +on any of them yet. Said we'd got to post Jim first. + +That night we went down the lightning-rod a little after ten, and took +one of the candles along, and listened under the window-hole, and heard +Jim snoring; so we pitched it in, and it didn't wake him. Then we +whirled in with the pick and shovel, and in about two hours and a half +the job was done. We crept in under Jim's bed and into the cabin, and +pawed around and found the candle and lit it, and stood over Jim awhile, +and found him looking hearty and healthy, and then we woke him up gentle +and gradual. He was so glad to see us he most cried; and called us +honey, and all the pet names he could think of; and was for having us +hunt up a cold-chisel to cut the chain off of his leg with right away, +and clearing out without losing any time. But Tom he showed him how +unregular it would be, and set down and told him all about our plans, and +how we could alter them in a minute any time there was an alarm; and not +to be the least afraid, because we would see he got away, SURE. So Jim +he said it was all right, and we set there and talked over old times +awhile, and then Tom asked a lot of questions, and when Jim told him +Uncle Silas come in every day or two to pray with him, and Aunt Sally +come in to see if he was comfortable and had plenty to eat, and both of +them was kind as they could be, Tom says: + +"NOW I know how to fix it. We'll send you some things by them." + +I said, "Don't do nothing of the kind; it's one of the most jackass ideas +I ever struck;" but he never paid no attention to me; went right on. It +was his way when he'd got his plans set. + +So he told Jim how we'd have to smuggle in the rope-ladder pie and other +large things by Nat, the nigger that fed him, and he must be on the +lookout, and not be surprised, and not let Nat see him open them; and we +would put small things in uncle's coat-pockets and he must steal them +out; and we would tie things to aunt's apron-strings or put them in her +apron-pocket, if we got a chance; and told him what they would be and +what they was for. And told him how to keep a journal on the shirt with +his blood, and all that. He told him everything. Jim he couldn't see no +sense in the most of it, but he allowed we was white folks and knowed +better than him; so he was satisfied, and said he would do it all just as +Tom said. + +Jim had plenty corn-cob pipes and tobacco; so we had a right down good +sociable time; then we crawled out through the hole, and so home to bed, +with hands that looked like they'd been chawed. Tom was in high spirits. +He said it was the best fun he ever had in his life, and the most +intellectural; and said if he only could see his way to it we would keep +it up all the rest of our lives and leave Jim to our children to get out; +for he believed Jim would come to like it better and better the more he +got used to it. He said that in that way it could be strung out to as +much as eighty year, and would be the best time on record. And he said +it would make us all celebrated that had a hand in it. + +In the morning we went out to the woodpile and chopped up the brass +candlestick into handy sizes, and Tom put them and the pewter spoon in +his pocket. Then we went to the nigger cabins, and while I got Nat's +notice off, Tom shoved a piece of candlestick into the middle of a +corn-pone that was in Jim's pan, and we went along with Nat to see how it +would work, and it just worked noble; when Jim bit into it it most mashed +all his teeth out; and there warn't ever anything could a worked better. +Tom said so himself. Jim he never let on but what it was only just a +piece of rock or something like that that's always getting into bread, +you know; but after that he never bit into nothing but what he jabbed his +fork into it in three or four places first. + +And whilst we was a-standing there in the dimmish light, here comes a +couple of the hounds bulging in from under Jim's bed; and they kept on +piling in till there was eleven of them, and there warn't hardly room in +there to get your breath. By jings, we forgot to fasten that lean-to +door! The nigger Nat he only just hollered "Witches" once, and keeled +over on to the floor amongst the dogs, and begun to groan like he was +dying. Tom jerked the door open and flung out a slab of Jim's meat, and +the dogs went for it, and in two seconds he was out himself and back +again and shut the door, and I knowed he'd fixed the other door too. +Then he went to work on the nigger, coaxing him and petting him, and +asking him if he'd been imagining he saw something again. He raised up, +and blinked his eyes around, and says: + +"Mars Sid, you'll say I's a fool, but if I didn't b'lieve I see most a +million dogs, er devils, er some'n, I wisht I may die right heah in dese +tracks. I did, mos' sholy. Mars Sid, I FELT um--I FELT um, sah; dey was +all over me. Dad fetch it, I jis' wisht I could git my han's on one er +dem witches jis' wunst--on'y jis' wunst--it's all I'd ast. But mos'ly I +wisht dey'd lemme 'lone, I does." + +Tom says: + +"Well, I tell you what I think. What makes them come here just at this +runaway nigger's breakfast-time? It's because they're hungry; that's the +reason. You make them a witch pie; that's the thing for YOU to do." + +"But my lan', Mars Sid, how's I gwyne to make 'm a witch pie? I doan' +know how to make it. I hain't ever hearn er sich a thing b'fo'." + +"Well, then, I'll have to make it myself." + +"Will you do it, honey?--will you? I'll wusshup de groun' und' yo' foot, +I will!" + +"All right, I'll do it, seeing it's you, and you've been good to us and +showed us the runaway nigger. But you got to be mighty careful. When we +come around, you turn your back; and then whatever we've put in the pan, +don't you let on you see it at all. And don't you look when Jim unloads +the pan--something might happen, I don't know what. And above all, don't +you HANDLE the witch-things." + +"HANNEL 'm, Mars Sid? What IS you a-talkin' 'bout? I wouldn' lay de +weight er my finger on um, not f'r ten hund'd thous'n billion dollars, I +wouldn't." + + + + +CHAPTER XXXVII. + +THAT was all fixed. So then we went away and went to the rubbage-pile in +the back yard, where they keep the old boots, and rags, and pieces of +bottles, and wore-out tin things, and all such truck, and scratched +around and found an old tin washpan, and stopped up the holes as well as +we could, to bake the pie in, and took it down cellar and stole it full +of flour and started for breakfast, and found a couple of shingle-nails +that Tom said would be handy for a prisoner to scrabble his name and +sorrows on the dungeon walls with, and dropped one of them in Aunt +Sally's apron-pocket which was hanging on a chair, and t'other we stuck +in the band of Uncle Silas's hat, which was on the bureau, because we +heard the children say their pa and ma was going to the runaway nigger's +house this morning, and then went to breakfast, and Tom dropped the +pewter spoon in Uncle Silas's coat-pocket, and Aunt Sally wasn't come +yet, so we had to wait a little while. + +And when she come she was hot and red and cross, and couldn't hardly wait +for the blessing; and then she went to sluicing out coffee with one hand +and cracking the handiest child's head with her thimble with the other, +and says: + +"I've hunted high and I've hunted low, and it does beat all what HAS +become of your other shirt." + +My heart fell down amongst my lungs and livers and things, and a hard +piece of corn-crust started down my throat after it and got met on the +road with a cough, and was shot across the table, and took one of the +children in the eye and curled him up like a fishing-worm, and let a cry +out of him the size of a warwhoop, and Tom he turned kinder blue around +the gills, and it all amounted to a considerable state of things for +about a quarter of a minute or as much as that, and I would a sold out +for half price if there was a bidder. But after that we was all right +again--it was the sudden surprise of it that knocked us so kind of cold. +Uncle Silas he says: + +"It's most uncommon curious, I can't understand it. I know perfectly +well I took it OFF, because--" + +"Because you hain't got but one ON. Just LISTEN at the man! I know you +took it off, and know it by a better way than your wool-gethering memory, +too, because it was on the clo's-line yesterday--I see it there myself. +But it's gone, that's the long and the short of it, and you'll just have +to change to a red flann'l one till I can get time to make a new one. +And it 'll be the third I've made in two years. It just keeps a body on +the jump to keep you in shirts; and whatever you do manage to DO with 'm +all is more'n I can make out. A body 'd think you WOULD learn to take +some sort of care of 'em at your time of life." + +"I know it, Sally, and I do try all I can. But it oughtn't to be +altogether my fault, because, you know, I don't see them nor have nothing +to do with them except when they're on me; and I don't believe I've ever +lost one of them OFF of me." + +"Well, it ain't YOUR fault if you haven't, Silas; you'd a done it if you +could, I reckon. And the shirt ain't all that's gone, nuther. Ther's a +spoon gone; and THAT ain't all. There was ten, and now ther's only nine. +The calf got the shirt, I reckon, but the calf never took the spoon, +THAT'S certain." + +"Why, what else is gone, Sally?" + +"Ther's six CANDLES gone--that's what. The rats could a got the candles, +and I reckon they did; I wonder they don't walk off with the whole place, +the way you're always going to stop their holes and don't do it; and if +they warn't fools they'd sleep in your hair, Silas--YOU'D never find it +out; but you can't lay the SPOON on the rats, and that I know." + +"Well, Sally, I'm in fault, and I acknowledge it; I've been remiss; but I +won't let to-morrow go by without stopping up them holes." + +"Oh, I wouldn't hurry; next year 'll do. Matilda Angelina Araminta +PHELPS!" + +Whack comes the thimble, and the child snatches her claws out of the +sugar-bowl without fooling around any. Just then the nigger woman steps +on to the passage, and says: + +"Missus, dey's a sheet gone." + +"A SHEET gone! Well, for the land's sake!" + +"I'll stop up them holes to-day," says Uncle Silas, looking sorrowful. + +"Oh, DO shet up!--s'pose the rats took the SHEET? WHERE'S it gone, +Lize?" + +"Clah to goodness I hain't no notion, Miss' Sally. She wuz on de +clo'sline yistiddy, but she done gone: she ain' dah no mo' now." + +"I reckon the world IS coming to an end. I NEVER see the beat of it in +all my born days. A shirt, and a sheet, and a spoon, and six can--" + +"Missus," comes a young yaller wench, "dey's a brass cannelstick miss'n." + +"Cler out from here, you hussy, er I'll take a skillet to ye!" + +Well, she was just a-biling. I begun to lay for a chance; I reckoned I +would sneak out and go for the woods till the weather moderated. She +kept a-raging right along, running her insurrection all by herself, and +everybody else mighty meek and quiet; and at last Uncle Silas, looking +kind of foolish, fishes up that spoon out of his pocket. She stopped, +with her mouth open and her hands up; and as for me, I wished I was in +Jeruslem or somewheres. But not long, because she says: + +"It's JUST as I expected. So you had it in your pocket all the time; and +like as not you've got the other things there, too. How'd it get there?" + +"I reely don't know, Sally," he says, kind of apologizing, "or you know I +would tell. I was a-studying over my text in Acts Seventeen before +breakfast, and I reckon I put it in there, not noticing, meaning to put +my Testament in, and it must be so, because my Testament ain't in; but +I'll go and see; and if the Testament is where I had it, I'll know I +didn't put it in, and that will show that I laid the Testament down and +took up the spoon, and--" + +"Oh, for the land's sake! Give a body a rest! Go 'long now, the whole +kit and biling of ye; and don't come nigh me again till I've got back my +peace of mind." + +I'd a heard her if she'd a said it to herself, let alone speaking it out; +and I'd a got up and obeyed her if I'd a been dead. As we was passing +through the setting-room the old man he took up his hat, and the +shingle-nail fell out on the floor, and he just merely picked it up and +laid it on the mantel-shelf, and never said nothing, and went out. Tom +see him do it, and remembered about the spoon, and says: + +"Well, it ain't no use to send things by HIM no more, he ain't reliable." +Then he says: "But he done us a good turn with the spoon, anyway, +without knowing it, and so we'll go and do him one without HIM knowing +it--stop up his rat-holes." + +There was a noble good lot of them down cellar, and it took us a whole +hour, but we done the job tight and good and shipshape. Then we heard +steps on the stairs, and blowed out our light and hid; and here comes the +old man, with a candle in one hand and a bundle of stuff in t'other, +looking as absent-minded as year before last. He went a mooning around, +first to one rat-hole and then another, till he'd been to them all. Then +he stood about five minutes, picking tallow-drip off of his candle and +thinking. Then he turns off slow and dreamy towards the stairs, saying: + +"Well, for the life of me I can't remember when I done it. I could show +her now that I warn't to blame on account of the rats. But never mind +--let it go. I reckon it wouldn't do no good." + +And so he went on a-mumbling up stairs, and then we left. He was a +mighty nice old man. And always is. + +Tom was a good deal bothered about what to do for a spoon, but he said +we'd got to have it; so he took a think. When he had ciphered it out he +told me how we was to do; then we went and waited around the spoon-basket +till we see Aunt Sally coming, and then Tom went to counting the spoons +and laying them out to one side, and I slid one of them up my sleeve, and +Tom says: + +"Why, Aunt Sally, there ain't but nine spoons YET." + +She says: + +"Go 'long to your play, and don't bother me. I know better, I counted 'm +myself." + +"Well, I've counted them twice, Aunty, and I can't make but nine." + +She looked out of all patience, but of course she come to count--anybody +would. + +"I declare to gracious ther' AIN'T but nine!" she says. "Why, what in +the world--plague TAKE the things, I'll count 'm again." + +So I slipped back the one I had, and when she got done counting, she +says: + +"Hang the troublesome rubbage, ther's TEN now!" and she looked huffy and +bothered both. But Tom says: + +"Why, Aunty, I don't think there's ten." + +"You numskull, didn't you see me COUNT 'm?" + +"I know, but--" + +"Well, I'll count 'm AGAIN." + +So I smouched one, and they come out nine, same as the other time. Well, +she WAS in a tearing way--just a-trembling all over, she was so mad. But +she counted and counted till she got that addled she'd start to count in +the basket for a spoon sometimes; and so, three times they come out +right, and three times they come out wrong. Then she grabbed up the +basket and slammed it across the house and knocked the cat galley-west; +and she said cle'r out and let her have some peace, and if we come +bothering around her again betwixt that and dinner she'd skin us. So we +had the odd spoon, and dropped it in her apron-pocket whilst she was +a-giving us our sailing orders, and Jim got it all right, along with her +shingle nail, before noon. We was very well satisfied with this +business, and Tom allowed it was worth twice the trouble it took, because +he said NOW she couldn't ever count them spoons twice alike again to save +her life; and wouldn't believe she'd counted them right if she DID; and +said that after she'd about counted her head off for the next three days +he judged she'd give it up and offer to kill anybody that wanted her to +ever count them any more. + +So we put the sheet back on the line that night, and stole one out of her +closet; and kept on putting it back and stealing it again for a couple of +days till she didn't know how many sheets she had any more, and she +didn't CARE, and warn't a-going to bullyrag the rest of her soul out +about it, and wouldn't count them again not to save her life; she druther +die first. + +So we was all right now, as to the shirt and the sheet and the spoon and +the candles, by the help of the calf and the rats and the mixed-up +counting; and as to the candlestick, it warn't no consequence, it would +blow over by and by. + +But that pie was a job; we had no end of trouble with that pie. We fixed +it up away down in the woods, and cooked it there; and we got it done at +last, and very satisfactory, too; but not all in one day; and we had to +use up three wash-pans full of flour before we got through, and we got +burnt pretty much all over, in places, and eyes put out with the smoke; +because, you see, we didn't want nothing but a crust, and we couldn't +prop it up right, and she would always cave in. But of course we thought +of the right way at last--which was to cook the ladder, too, in the +pie. So then we laid in with Jim the second night, and tore up the sheet +all in little strings and twisted them together, and long before daylight +we had a lovely rope that you could a hung a person with. We let on it +took nine months to make it. + +And in the forenoon we took it down to the woods, but it wouldn't go into +the pie. Being made of a whole sheet, that way, there was rope enough +for forty pies if we'd a wanted them, and plenty left over for soup, or +sausage, or anything you choose. We could a had a whole dinner. + +But we didn't need it. All we needed was just enough for the pie, +and so we throwed the rest away. We didn't cook none of the pies in the +wash-pan--afraid the solder would melt; but Uncle Silas he had a noble +brass warming-pan which he thought considerable of, because it belonged +to one of his ancesters with a long wooden handle that come over from +England with William the Conqueror in the Mayflower or one of them early +ships and was hid away up garret with a lot of other old pots and things +that was valuable, not on account of being any account, because they +warn't, but on account of them being relicts, you know, and we snaked her +out, private, and took her down there, but she failed on the first pies, +because we didn't know how, but she come up smiling on the last one. We +took and lined her with dough, and set her in the coals, and loaded her +up with rag rope, and put on a dough roof, and shut down the lid, and put +hot embers on top, and stood off five foot, with the long handle, cool +and comfortable, and in fifteen minutes she turned out a pie that was a +satisfaction to look at. But the person that et it would want to fetch a +couple of kags of toothpicks along, for if that rope ladder wouldn't +cramp him down to business I don't know nothing what I'm talking about, +and lay him in enough stomach-ache to last him till next time, too. + +Nat didn't look when we put the witch pie in Jim's pan; and we put the +three tin plates in the bottom of the pan under the vittles; and so Jim +got everything all right, and as soon as he was by himself he busted into +the pie and hid the rope ladder inside of his straw tick, and scratched +some marks on a tin plate and throwed it out of the window-hole. + + + + +CHAPTER XXXVIII. + +MAKING them pens was a distressid tough job, and so was the saw; and Jim +allowed the inscription was going to be the toughest of all. That's the +one which the prisoner has to scrabble on the wall. But he had to have +it; Tom said he'd GOT to; there warn't no case of a state prisoner not +scrabbling his inscription to leave behind, and his coat of arms. + +"Look at Lady Jane Grey," he says; "look at Gilford Dudley; look at old +Northumberland! Why, Huck, s'pose it IS considerble trouble?--what you +going to do?--how you going to get around it? Jim's GOT to do his +inscription and coat of arms. They all do." + +Jim says: + +"Why, Mars Tom, I hain't got no coat o' arm; I hain't got nuffn but dish +yer ole shirt, en you knows I got to keep de journal on dat." + +"Oh, you don't understand, Jim; a coat of arms is very different." + +"Well," I says, "Jim's right, anyway, when he says he ain't got no coat +of arms, because he hain't." + +"I reckon I knowed that," Tom says, "but you bet he'll have one before he +goes out of this--because he's going out RIGHT, and there ain't going to +be no flaws in his record." + +So whilst me and Jim filed away at the pens on a brickbat apiece, Jim +a-making his'n out of the brass and I making mine out of the spoon, Tom +set to work to think out the coat of arms. By and by he said he'd struck +so many good ones he didn't hardly know which to take, but there was one +which he reckoned he'd decide on. He says: + +"On the scutcheon we'll have a bend OR in the dexter base, a saltire +MURREY in the fess, with a dog, couchant, for common charge, and under +his foot a chain embattled, for slavery, with a chevron VERT in a chief +engrailed, and three invected lines on a field AZURE, with the nombril +points rampant on a dancette indented; crest, a runaway nigger, SABLE, +with his bundle over his shoulder on a bar sinister; and a couple of +gules for supporters, which is you and me; motto, MAGGIORE FRETTA, MINORE +OTTO. Got it out of a book--means the more haste the less speed." + +"Geewhillikins," I says, "but what does the rest of it mean?" + +"We ain't got no time to bother over that," he says; "we got to dig in +like all git-out." + +"Well, anyway," I says, "what's SOME of it? What's a fess?" + +"A fess--a fess is--YOU don't need to know what a fess is. I'll show him +how to make it when he gets to it." + +"Shucks, Tom," I says, "I think you might tell a person. What's a bar +sinister?" + +"Oh, I don't know. But he's got to have it. All the nobility does." + +That was just his way. If it didn't suit him to explain a thing to you, +he wouldn't do it. You might pump at him a week, it wouldn't make no +difference. + +He'd got all that coat of arms business fixed, so now he started in to +finish up the rest of that part of the work, which was to plan out a +mournful inscription--said Jim got to have one, like they all done. He +made up a lot, and wrote them out on a paper, and read them off, so: + +1. Here a captive heart busted. 2. Here a poor prisoner, forsook by the +world and friends, fretted his sorrowful life. 3. Here a lonely heart +broke, and a worn spirit went to its rest, after thirty-seven years of +solitary captivity. 4. Here, homeless and friendless, after thirty-seven +years of bitter captivity, perished a noble stranger, natural son of +Louis XIV. + +Tom's voice trembled whilst he was reading them, and he most broke down. +When he got done he couldn't no way make up his mind which one for Jim to +scrabble on to the wall, they was all so good; but at last he allowed he +would let him scrabble them all on. Jim said it would take him a year to +scrabble such a lot of truck on to the logs with a nail, and he didn't +know how to make letters, besides; but Tom said he would block them out +for him, and then he wouldn't have nothing to do but just follow the +lines. Then pretty soon he says: + +"Come to think, the logs ain't a-going to do; they don't have log walls +in a dungeon: we got to dig the inscriptions into a rock. We'll fetch a +rock." + +Jim said the rock was worse than the logs; he said it would take him such +a pison long time to dig them into a rock he wouldn't ever get out. But +Tom said he would let me help him do it. Then he took a look to see how +me and Jim was getting along with the pens. It was most pesky tedious +hard work and slow, and didn't give my hands no show to get well of the +sores, and we didn't seem to make no headway, hardly; so Tom says: + +"I know how to fix it. We got to have a rock for the coat of arms and +mournful inscriptions, and we can kill two birds with that same rock. +There's a gaudy big grindstone down at the mill, and we'll smouch it, and +carve the things on it, and file out the pens and the saw on it, too." + +It warn't no slouch of an idea; and it warn't no slouch of a grindstone +nuther; but we allowed we'd tackle it. It warn't quite midnight yet, so +we cleared out for the mill, leaving Jim at work. We smouched the +grindstone, and set out to roll her home, but it was a most nation tough +job. Sometimes, do what we could, we couldn't keep her from falling over, +and she come mighty near mashing us every time. Tom said she was going +to get one of us, sure, before we got through. We got her half way; and +then we was plumb played out, and most drownded with sweat. We see it +warn't no use; we got to go and fetch Jim So he raised up his bed and +slid the chain off of the bed-leg, and wrapt it round and round his neck, +and we crawled out through our hole and down there, and Jim and me laid +into that grindstone and walked her along like nothing; and Tom +superintended. He could out-superintend any boy I ever see. He knowed +how to do everything. + +Our hole was pretty big, but it warn't big enough to get the grindstone +through; but Jim he took the pick and soon made it big enough. Then Tom +marked out them things on it with the nail, and set Jim to work on them, +with the nail for a chisel and an iron bolt from the rubbage in the +lean-to for a hammer, and told him to work till the rest of his candle +quit on him, and then he could go to bed, and hide the grindstone under +his straw tick and sleep on it. Then we helped him fix his chain back on +the bed-leg, and was ready for bed ourselves. But Tom thought of +something, and says: + +"You got any spiders in here, Jim?" + +"No, sah, thanks to goodness I hain't, Mars Tom." + +"All right, we'll get you some." + +"But bless you, honey, I doan' WANT none. I's afeard un um. I jis' 's +soon have rattlesnakes aroun'." + +Tom thought a minute or two, and says: + +"It's a good idea. And I reckon it's been done. It MUST a been done; it +stands to reason. Yes, it's a prime good idea. Where could you keep +it?" + +"Keep what, Mars Tom?" + +"Why, a rattlesnake." + +"De goodness gracious alive, Mars Tom! Why, if dey was a rattlesnake to +come in heah I'd take en bust right out thoo dat log wall, I would, wid +my head." + +Why, Jim, you wouldn't be afraid of it after a little. You could tame +it." + +"TAME it!" + +"Yes--easy enough. Every animal is grateful for kindness and petting, +and they wouldn't THINK of hurting a person that pets them. Any book +will tell you that. You try--that's all I ask; just try for two or three +days. Why, you can get him so in a little while that he'll love you; and +sleep with you; and won't stay away from you a minute; and will let you +wrap him round your neck and put his head in your mouth." + +"PLEASE, Mars Tom--DOAN' talk so! I can't STAN' it! He'd LET me shove +his head in my mouf--fer a favor, hain't it? I lay he'd wait a pow'ful +long time 'fo' I AST him. En mo' en dat, I doan' WANT him to sleep wid +me." + +"Jim, don't act so foolish. A prisoner's GOT to have some kind of a dumb +pet, and if a rattlesnake hain't ever been tried, why, there's more glory +to be gained in your being the first to ever try it than any other way +you could ever think of to save your life." + +"Why, Mars Tom, I doan' WANT no sich glory. Snake take 'n bite Jim's +chin off, den WHAH is de glory? No, sah, I doan' want no sich doin's." + +"Blame it, can't you TRY? I only WANT you to try--you needn't keep it up +if it don't work." + +"But de trouble all DONE ef de snake bite me while I's a tryin' him. +Mars Tom, I's willin' to tackle mos' anything 'at ain't onreasonable, but +ef you en Huck fetches a rattlesnake in heah for me to tame, I's gwyne to +LEAVE, dat's SHORE." + +"Well, then, let it go, let it go, if you're so bull-headed about it. We +can get you some garter-snakes, and you can tie some buttons on their +tails, and let on they're rattlesnakes, and I reckon that 'll have to +do." + +"I k'n stan' DEM, Mars Tom, but blame' 'f I couldn' get along widout um, +I tell you dat. I never knowed b'fo' 't was so much bother and trouble +to be a prisoner." + +"Well, it ALWAYS is when it's done right. You got any rats around here?" + +"No, sah, I hain't seed none." + +"Well, we'll get you some rats." + +"Why, Mars Tom, I doan' WANT no rats. Dey's de dadblamedest creturs to +'sturb a body, en rustle roun' over 'im, en bite his feet, when he's +tryin' to sleep, I ever see. No, sah, gimme g'yarter-snakes, 'f I's got +to have 'm, but doan' gimme no rats; I hain' got no use f'r um, skasely." + +"But, Jim, you GOT to have 'em--they all do. So don't make no more fuss +about it. Prisoners ain't ever without rats. There ain't no instance of +it. And they train them, and pet them, and learn them tricks, and they +get to be as sociable as flies. But you got to play music to them. You +got anything to play music on?" + +"I ain' got nuffn but a coase comb en a piece o' paper, en a juice-harp; +but I reck'n dey wouldn' take no stock in a juice-harp." + +"Yes they would. THEY don't care what kind of music 'tis. A jews-harp's +plenty good enough for a rat. All animals like music--in a prison they +dote on it. Specially, painful music; and you can't get no other kind +out of a jews-harp. It always interests them; they come out to see +what's the matter with you. Yes, you're all right; you're fixed very +well. You want to set on your bed nights before you go to sleep, and +early in the mornings, and play your jews-harp; play 'The Last Link is +Broken'--that's the thing that 'll scoop a rat quicker 'n anything else; +and when you've played about two minutes you'll see all the rats, and the +snakes, and spiders, and things begin to feel worried about you, and +come. And they'll just fairly swarm over you, and have a noble good +time." + +"Yes, DEY will, I reck'n, Mars Tom, but what kine er time is JIM havin'? +Blest if I kin see de pint. But I'll do it ef I got to. I reck'n I +better keep de animals satisfied, en not have no trouble in de house." + +Tom waited to think it over, and see if there wasn't nothing else; and +pretty soon he says: + +"Oh, there's one thing I forgot. Could you raise a flower here, do you +reckon?" + +"I doan know but maybe I could, Mars Tom; but it's tolable dark in heah, +en I ain' got no use f'r no flower, nohow, en she'd be a pow'ful sight o' +trouble." + +"Well, you try it, anyway. Some other prisoners has done it." + +"One er dem big cat-tail-lookin' mullen-stalks would grow in heah, Mars +Tom, I reck'n, but she wouldn't be wuth half de trouble she'd coss." + +"Don't you believe it. We'll fetch you a little one and you plant it in +the corner over there, and raise it. And don't call it mullen, call it +Pitchiola--that's its right name when it's in a prison. And you want to +water it with your tears." + +"Why, I got plenty spring water, Mars Tom." + +"You don't WANT spring water; you want to water it with your tears. It's +the way they always do." + +"Why, Mars Tom, I lay I kin raise one er dem mullen-stalks twyste wid +spring water whiles another man's a START'N one wid tears." + +"That ain't the idea. You GOT to do it with tears." + +"She'll die on my han's, Mars Tom, she sholy will; kase I doan' skasely +ever cry." + +So Tom was stumped. But he studied it over, and then said Jim would have +to worry along the best he could with an onion. He promised he would go +to the nigger cabins and drop one, private, in Jim's coffee-pot, in the +morning. Jim said he would "jis' 's soon have tobacker in his coffee;" +and found so much fault with it, and with the work and bother of raising +the mullen, and jews-harping the rats, and petting and flattering up the +snakes and spiders and things, on top of all the other work he had to do +on pens, and inscriptions, and journals, and things, which made it more +trouble and worry and responsibility to be a prisoner than anything he +ever undertook, that Tom most lost all patience with him; and said he was +just loadened down with more gaudier chances than a prisoner ever had in +the world to make a name for himself, and yet he didn't know enough to +appreciate them, and they was just about wasted on him. So Jim he was +sorry, and said he wouldn't behave so no more, and then me and Tom shoved +for bed. + + + + +CHAPTER XXXIX. + +IN the morning we went up to the village and bought a wire rat-trap and +fetched it down, and unstopped the best rat-hole, and in about an hour we +had fifteen of the bulliest kind of ones; and then we took it and put it +in a safe place under Aunt Sally's bed. But while we was gone for +spiders little Thomas Franklin Benjamin Jefferson Elexander Phelps found +it there, and opened the door of it to see if the rats would come out, +and they did; and Aunt Sally she come in, and when we got back she was +a-standing on top of the bed raising Cain, and the rats was doing what +they could to keep off the dull times for her. So she took and dusted us +both with the hickry, and we was as much as two hours catching another +fifteen or sixteen, drat that meddlesome cub, and they warn't the +likeliest, nuther, because the first haul was the pick of the flock. +I never see a likelier lot of rats than what that first haul was. + +We got a splendid stock of sorted spiders, and bugs, and frogs, and +caterpillars, and one thing or another; and we like to got a hornet's +nest, but we didn't. The family was at home. We didn't give it right +up, but stayed with them as long as we could; because we allowed we'd +tire them out or they'd got to tire us out, and they done it. Then we +got allycumpain and rubbed on the places, and was pretty near all right +again, but couldn't set down convenient. And so we went for the snakes, +and grabbed a couple of dozen garters and house-snakes, and put them in a +bag, and put it in our room, and by that time it was supper-time, and a +rattling good honest day's work: and hungry?--oh, no, I reckon not! And +there warn't a blessed snake up there when we went back--we didn't half +tie the sack, and they worked out somehow, and left. But it didn't +matter much, because they was still on the premises somewheres. So we +judged we could get some of them again. No, there warn't no real +scarcity of snakes about the house for a considerable spell. You'd see +them dripping from the rafters and places every now and then; and they +generly landed in your plate, or down the back of your neck, and most of +the time where you didn't want them. Well, they was handsome and +striped, and there warn't no harm in a million of them; but that never +made no difference to Aunt Sally; she despised snakes, be the breed what +they might, and she couldn't stand them no way you could fix it; and +every time one of them flopped down on her, it didn't make no difference +what she was doing, she would just lay that work down and light out. I +never see such a woman. And you could hear her whoop to Jericho. You +couldn't get her to take a-holt of one of them with the tongs. And if +she turned over and found one in bed she would scramble out and lift a +howl that you would think the house was afire. She disturbed the old man +so that he said he could most wish there hadn't ever been no snakes +created. Why, after every last snake had been gone clear out of the +house for as much as a week Aunt Sally warn't over it yet; she warn't +near over it; when she was setting thinking about something you could +touch her on the back of her neck with a feather and she would jump right +out of her stockings. It was very curious. But Tom said all women was +just so. He said they was made that way for some reason or other. + +We got a licking every time one of our snakes come in her way, and she +allowed these lickings warn't nothing to what she would do if we ever +loaded up the place again with them. I didn't mind the lickings, because +they didn't amount to nothing; but I minded the trouble we had to lay in +another lot. But we got them laid in, and all the other things; and you +never see a cabin as blithesome as Jim's was when they'd all swarm out +for music and go for him. Jim didn't like the spiders, and the spiders +didn't like Jim; and so they'd lay for him, and make it mighty warm for +him. And he said that between the rats and the snakes and the grindstone +there warn't no room in bed for him, skasely; and when there was, a body +couldn't sleep, it was so lively, and it was always lively, he said, +because THEY never all slept at one time, but took turn about, so when +the snakes was asleep the rats was on deck, and when the rats turned in +the snakes come on watch, so he always had one gang under him, in his +way, and t'other gang having a circus over him, and if he got up to hunt +a new place the spiders would take a chance at him as he crossed over. +He said if he ever got out this time he wouldn't ever be a prisoner +again, not for a salary. + +Well, by the end of three weeks everything was in pretty good shape. The +shirt was sent in early, in a pie, and every time a rat bit Jim he would +get up and write a little in his journal whilst the ink was fresh; the +pens was made, the inscriptions and so on was all carved on the +grindstone; the bed-leg was sawed in two, and we had et up the sawdust, +and it give us a most amazing stomach-ache. We reckoned we was all going +to die, but didn't. It was the most undigestible sawdust I ever see; and +Tom said the same. But as I was saying, we'd got all the work done now, +at last; and we was all pretty much fagged out, too, but mainly Jim. The +old man had wrote a couple of times to the plantation below Orleans to +come and get their runaway nigger, but hadn't got no answer, because +there warn't no such plantation; so he allowed he would advertise Jim in +the St. Louis and New Orleans papers; and when he mentioned the St. Louis +ones it give me the cold shivers, and I see we hadn't no time to lose. +So Tom said, now for the nonnamous letters. + +"What's them?" I says. + +"Warnings to the people that something is up. Sometimes it's done one +way, sometimes another. But there's always somebody spying around that +gives notice to the governor of the castle. When Louis XVI. was going to +light out of the Tooleries a servant-girl done it. It's a very good way, +and so is the nonnamous letters. We'll use them both. And it's usual +for the prisoner's mother to change clothes with him, and she stays in, +and he slides out in her clothes. We'll do that, too." + +"But looky here, Tom, what do we want to WARN anybody for that +something's up? Let them find it out for themselves--it's their +lookout." + +"Yes, I know; but you can't depend on them. It's the way they've acted +from the very start--left us to do EVERYTHING. They're so confiding and +mullet-headed they don't take notice of nothing at all. So if we don't +GIVE them notice there won't be nobody nor nothing to interfere with us, +and so after all our hard work and trouble this escape 'll go off +perfectly flat; won't amount to nothing--won't be nothing TO it." + +"Well, as for me, Tom, that's the way I'd like." + +"Shucks!" he says, and looked disgusted. So I says: + +"But I ain't going to make no complaint. Any way that suits you suits +me. What you going to do about the servant-girl?" + +"You'll be her. You slide in, in the middle of the night, and hook that +yaller girl's frock." + +"Why, Tom, that 'll make trouble next morning; because, of course, she +prob'bly hain't got any but that one." + +"I know; but you don't want it but fifteen minutes, to carry the +nonnamous letter and shove it under the front door." + +"All right, then, I'll do it; but I could carry it just as handy in my +own togs." + +"You wouldn't look like a servant-girl THEN, would you?" + +"No, but there won't be nobody to see what I look like, ANYWAY." + +"That ain't got nothing to do with it. The thing for us to do is just to +do our DUTY, and not worry about whether anybody SEES us do it or not. +Hain't you got no principle at all?" + +"All right, I ain't saying nothing; I'm the servant-girl. Who's Jim's +mother?" + +"I'm his mother. I'll hook a gown from Aunt Sally." + +"Well, then, you'll have to stay in the cabin when me and Jim leaves." + +"Not much. I'll stuff Jim's clothes full of straw and lay it on his bed +to represent his mother in disguise, and Jim 'll take the nigger woman's +gown off of me and wear it, and we'll all evade together. When a +prisoner of style escapes it's called an evasion. It's always called so +when a king escapes, f'rinstance. And the same with a king's son; it +don't make no difference whether he's a natural one or an unnatural one." + +So Tom he wrote the nonnamous letter, and I smouched the yaller wench's +frock that night, and put it on, and shoved it under the front door, the +way Tom told me to. It said: + +Beware. Trouble is brewing. Keep a sharp lookout. UNKNOWN FRIEND. + +Next night we stuck a picture, which Tom drawed in blood, of a skull and +crossbones on the front door; and next night another one of a coffin on +the back door. I never see a family in such a sweat. They couldn't a +been worse scared if the place had a been full of ghosts laying for them +behind everything and under the beds and shivering through the air. If a +door banged, Aunt Sally she jumped and said "ouch!" if anything fell, she +jumped and said "ouch!" if you happened to touch her, when she warn't +noticing, she done the same; she couldn't face noway and be satisfied, +because she allowed there was something behind her every time--so she was +always a-whirling around sudden, and saying "ouch," and before she'd got +two-thirds around she'd whirl back again, and say it again; and she was +afraid to go to bed, but she dasn't set up. So the thing was working +very well, Tom said; he said he never see a thing work more satisfactory. +He said it showed it was done right. + +So he said, now for the grand bulge! So the very next morning at the +streak of dawn we got another letter ready, and was wondering what we +better do with it, because we heard them say at supper they was going to +have a nigger on watch at both doors all night. Tom he went down the +lightning-rod to spy around; and the nigger at the back door was asleep, +and he stuck it in the back of his neck and come back. This letter said: + +Don't betray me, I wish to be your friend. There is a desprate gang of +cut-throats from over in the Indian Territory going to steal your runaway +nigger to-night, and they have been trying to scare you so as you will +stay in the house and not bother them. I am one of the gang, but have +got religgion and wish to quit it and lead an honest life again, and will +betray the helish design. They will sneak down from northards, along the +fence, at midnight exact, with a false key, and go in the nigger's cabin +to get him. I am to be off a piece and blow a tin horn if I see any +danger; but stead of that I will BA like a sheep soon as they get in and +not blow at all; then whilst they are getting his chains loose, you slip +there and lock them in, and can kill them at your leasure. Don't do +anything but just the way I am telling you; if you do they will suspicion +something and raise whoop-jamboreehoo. I do not wish any reward but to +know I have done the right thing. UNKNOWN FRIEND. + + + + +CHAPTER XL. + +WE was feeling pretty good after breakfast, and took my canoe and went +over the river a-fishing, with a lunch, and had a good time, and took a +look at the raft and found her all right, and got home late to supper, +and found them in such a sweat and worry they didn't know which end they +was standing on, and made us go right off to bed the minute we was done +supper, and wouldn't tell us what the trouble was, and never let on a +word about the new letter, but didn't need to, because we knowed as much +about it as anybody did, and as soon as we was half up stairs and her +back was turned we slid for the cellar cupboard and loaded up a good +lunch and took it up to our room and went to bed, and got up about +half-past eleven, and Tom put on Aunt Sally's dress that he stole and +was going to start with the lunch, but says: + +"Where's the butter?" + +"I laid out a hunk of it," I says, "on a piece of a corn-pone." + +"Well, you LEFT it laid out, then--it ain't here." + +"We can get along without it," I says. + +"We can get along WITH it, too," he says; "just you slide down cellar and +fetch it. And then mosey right down the lightning-rod and come along. +I'll go and stuff the straw into Jim's clothes to represent his mother in +disguise, and be ready to BA like a sheep and shove soon as you get +there." + +So out he went, and down cellar went I. The hunk of butter, big as a +person's fist, was where I had left it, so I took up the slab of +corn-pone with it on, and blowed out my light, and started up stairs very +stealthy, and got up to the main floor all right, but here comes Aunt +Sally with a candle, and I clapped the truck in my hat, and clapped my +hat on my head, and the next second she see me; and she says: + +"You been down cellar?" + +"Yes'm." + +"What you been doing down there?" + +"Noth'n." + +"NOTH'N!" + +"No'm." + +"Well, then, what possessed you to go down there this time of night?" + +"I don't know 'm." + +"You don't KNOW? Don't answer me that way. Tom, I want to know what you +been DOING down there." + +"I hain't been doing a single thing, Aunt Sally, I hope to gracious if I +have." + +I reckoned she'd let me go now, and as a generl thing she would; but I +s'pose there was so many strange things going on she was just in a sweat +about every little thing that warn't yard-stick straight; so she says, +very decided: + +"You just march into that setting-room and stay there till I come. You +been up to something you no business to, and I lay I'll find out what it +is before I'M done with you." + +So she went away as I opened the door and walked into the setting-room. +My, but there was a crowd there! Fifteen farmers, and every one of them +had a gun. I was most powerful sick, and slunk to a chair and set down. +They was setting around, some of them talking a little, in a low voice, +and all of them fidgety and uneasy, but trying to look like they warn't; +but I knowed they was, because they was always taking off their hats, and +putting them on, and scratching their heads, and changing their seats, +and fumbling with their buttons. I warn't easy myself, but I didn't take +my hat off, all the same. + +I did wish Aunt Sally would come, and get done with me, and lick me, if +she wanted to, and let me get away and tell Tom how we'd overdone this +thing, and what a thundering hornet's-nest we'd got ourselves into, so we +could stop fooling around straight off, and clear out with Jim before +these rips got out of patience and come for us. + +At last she come and begun to ask me questions, but I COULDN'T answer +them straight, I didn't know which end of me was up; because these men +was in such a fidget now that some was wanting to start right NOW and lay +for them desperadoes, and saying it warn't but a few minutes to midnight; +and others was trying to get them to hold on and wait for the +sheep-signal; and here was Aunty pegging away at the questions, and me +a-shaking all over and ready to sink down in my tracks I was that scared; +and the place getting hotter and hotter, and the butter beginning to melt +and run down my neck and behind my ears; and pretty soon, when one of +them says, "I'M for going and getting in the cabin FIRST and right NOW, +and catching them when they come," I most dropped; and a streak of butter +come a-trickling down my forehead, and Aunt Sally she see it, and turns +white as a sheet, and says: + +"For the land's sake, what IS the matter with the child? He's got the +brain-fever as shore as you're born, and they're oozing out!" + +And everybody runs to see, and she snatches off my hat, and out comes the +bread and what was left of the butter, and she grabbed me, and hugged me, +and says: + +"Oh, what a turn you did give me! and how glad and grateful I am it ain't +no worse; for luck's against us, and it never rains but it pours, and +when I see that truck I thought we'd lost you, for I knowed by the color +and all it was just like your brains would be if--Dear, dear, whyd'nt you +TELL me that was what you'd been down there for, I wouldn't a cared. Now +cler out to bed, and don't lemme see no more of you till morning!" + +I was up stairs in a second, and down the lightning-rod in another one, +and shinning through the dark for the lean-to. I couldn't hardly get my +words out, I was so anxious; but I told Tom as quick as I could we must +jump for it now, and not a minute to lose--the house full of men, yonder, +with guns! + +His eyes just blazed; and he says: + +"No!--is that so? AIN'T it bully! Why, Huck, if it was to do over +again, I bet I could fetch two hundred! If we could put it off till--" + +"Hurry! HURRY!" I says. "Where's Jim?" + +"Right at your elbow; if you reach out your arm you can touch him. He's +dressed, and everything's ready. Now we'll slide out and give the +sheep-signal." + +But then we heard the tramp of men coming to the door, and heard them +begin to fumble with the pad-lock, and heard a man say: + +"I TOLD you we'd be too soon; they haven't come--the door is locked. +Here, I'll lock some of you into the cabin, and you lay for 'em in the +dark and kill 'em when they come; and the rest scatter around a piece, +and listen if you can hear 'em coming." + +So in they come, but couldn't see us in the dark, and most trod on us +whilst we was hustling to get under the bed. But we got under all right, +and out through the hole, swift but soft--Jim first, me next, and Tom +last, which was according to Tom's orders. Now we was in the lean-to, +and heard trampings close by outside. So we crept to the door, and Tom +stopped us there and put his eye to the crack, but couldn't make out +nothing, it was so dark; and whispered and said he would listen for the +steps to get further, and when he nudged us Jim must glide out first, and +him last. So he set his ear to the crack and listened, and listened, and +listened, and the steps a-scraping around out there all the time; and at +last he nudged us, and we slid out, and stooped down, not breathing, and +not making the least noise, and slipped stealthy towards the fence in +Injun file, and got to it all right, and me and Jim over it; but Tom's +britches catched fast on a splinter on the top rail, and then he hear the +steps coming, so he had to pull loose, which snapped the splinter and +made a noise; and as he dropped in our tracks and started somebody sings +out: + +"Who's that? Answer, or I'll shoot!" + +But we didn't answer; we just unfurled our heels and shoved. Then there +was a rush, and a BANG, BANG, BANG! and the bullets fairly whizzed around +us! We heard them sing out: + +"Here they are! They've broke for the river! After 'em, boys, and turn +loose the dogs!" + +So here they come, full tilt. We could hear them because they wore boots +and yelled, but we didn't wear no boots and didn't yell. We was in the +path to the mill; and when they got pretty close on to us we dodged into +the bush and let them go by, and then dropped in behind them. They'd had +all the dogs shut up, so they wouldn't scare off the robbers; but by this +time somebody had let them loose, and here they come, making powwow +enough for a million; but they was our dogs; so we stopped in our tracks +till they catched up; and when they see it warn't nobody but us, and no +excitement to offer them, they only just said howdy, and tore right ahead +towards the shouting and clattering; and then we up-steam again, and +whizzed along after them till we was nearly to the mill, and then struck +up through the bush to where my canoe was tied, and hopped in and pulled +for dear life towards the middle of the river, but didn't make no more +noise than we was obleeged to. Then we struck out, easy and comfortable, +for the island where my raft was; and we could hear them yelling and +barking at each other all up and down the bank, till we was so far away +the sounds got dim and died out. And when we stepped on to the raft I +says: + +"NOW, old Jim, you're a free man again, and I bet you won't ever be a +slave no more." + +"En a mighty good job it wuz, too, Huck. It 'uz planned beautiful, en it +'uz done beautiful; en dey ain't NOBODY kin git up a plan dat's mo' +mixed-up en splendid den what dat one wuz." + +We was all glad as we could be, but Tom was the gladdest of all because +he had a bullet in the calf of his leg. + +When me and Jim heard that we didn't feel so brash as what we did before. +It was hurting him considerable, and bleeding; so we laid him in the +wigwam and tore up one of the duke's shirts for to bandage him, but he +says: + +"Gimme the rags; I can do it myself. Don't stop now; don't fool around +here, and the evasion booming along so handsome; man the sweeps, and set +her loose! Boys, we done it elegant!--'deed we did. I wish WE'D a had +the handling of Louis XVI., there wouldn't a been no 'Son of Saint Louis, +ascend to heaven!' wrote down in HIS biography; no, sir, we'd a whooped +him over the BORDER--that's what we'd a done with HIM--and done it just +as slick as nothing at all, too. Man the sweeps--man the sweeps!" + +But me and Jim was consulting--and thinking. And after we'd thought a +minute, I says: + +"Say it, Jim." + +So he says: + +"Well, den, dis is de way it look to me, Huck. Ef it wuz HIM dat 'uz +bein' sot free, en one er de boys wuz to git shot, would he say, 'Go on +en save me, nemmine 'bout a doctor f'r to save dis one?' Is dat like +Mars Tom Sawyer? Would he say dat? You BET he wouldn't! WELL, den, is +JIM gywne to say it? No, sah--I doan' budge a step out'n dis place 'dout +a DOCTOR, not if it's forty year!" + +I knowed he was white inside, and I reckoned he'd say what he did say--so +it was all right now, and I told Tom I was a-going for a doctor. He +raised considerable row about it, but me and Jim stuck to it and wouldn't +budge; so he was for crawling out and setting the raft loose himself; but +we wouldn't let him. Then he give us a piece of his mind, but it didn't +do no good. + +So when he sees me getting the canoe ready, he says: + +"Well, then, if you re bound to go, I'll tell you the way to do when you +get to the village. Shut the door and blindfold the doctor tight and +fast, and make him swear to be silent as the grave, and put a purse full +of gold in his hand, and then take and lead him all around the back +alleys and everywheres in the dark, and then fetch him here in the canoe, +in a roundabout way amongst the islands, and search him and take his +chalk away from him, and don't give it back to him till you get him back +to the village, or else he will chalk this raft so he can find it again. +It's the way they all do." + +So I said I would, and left, and Jim was to hide in the woods when he see +the doctor coming till he was gone again. + + + + +CHAPTER XLI. + +THE doctor was an old man; a very nice, kind-looking old man when I got +him up. I told him me and my brother was over on Spanish Island hunting +yesterday afternoon, and camped on a piece of a raft we found, and about +midnight he must a kicked his gun in his dreams, for it went off and shot +him in the leg, and we wanted him to go over there and fix it and not say +nothing about it, nor let anybody know, because we wanted to come home +this evening and surprise the folks. + +"Who is your folks?" he says. + +"The Phelpses, down yonder." + +"Oh," he says. And after a minute, he says: + +"How'd you say he got shot?" + +"He had a dream," I says, "and it shot him." + +"Singular dream," he says. + +So he lit up his lantern, and got his saddle-bags, and we started. But +when he sees the canoe he didn't like the look of her--said she was big +enough for one, but didn't look pretty safe for two. I says: + +"Oh, you needn't be afeard, sir, she carried the three of us easy +enough." + +"What three?" + +"Why, me and Sid, and--and--and THE GUNS; that's what I mean." + +"Oh," he says. + +But he put his foot on the gunnel and rocked her, and shook his head, and +said he reckoned he'd look around for a bigger one. But they was all +locked and chained; so he took my canoe, and said for me to wait till he +come back, or I could hunt around further, or maybe I better go down home +and get them ready for the surprise if I wanted to. But I said I didn't; +so I told him just how to find the raft, and then he started. + +I struck an idea pretty soon. I says to myself, spos'n he can't fix that +leg just in three shakes of a sheep's tail, as the saying is? spos'n it +takes him three or four days? What are we going to do?--lay around there +till he lets the cat out of the bag? No, sir; I know what I'LL do. I'll +wait, and when he comes back if he says he's got to go any more I'll get +down there, too, if I swim; and we'll take and tie him, and keep him, and +shove out down the river; and when Tom's done with him we'll give him +what it's worth, or all we got, and then let him get ashore. + +So then I crept into a lumber-pile to get some sleep; and next time I +waked up the sun was away up over my head! I shot out and went for the +doctor's house, but they told me he'd gone away in the night some time or +other, and warn't back yet. Well, thinks I, that looks powerful bad for +Tom, and I'll dig out for the island right off. So away I shoved, and +turned the corner, and nearly rammed my head into Uncle Silas's stomach! +He says: + +"Why, TOM! Where you been all this time, you rascal?" + +"I hain't been nowheres," I says, "only just hunting for the runaway +nigger--me and Sid." + +"Why, where ever did you go?" he says. "Your aunt's been mighty uneasy." + +"She needn't," I says, "because we was all right. We followed the men +and the dogs, but they outrun us, and we lost them; but we thought we +heard them on the water, so we got a canoe and took out after them and +crossed over, but couldn't find nothing of them; so we cruised along +up-shore till we got kind of tired and beat out; and tied up the canoe +and went to sleep, and never waked up till about an hour ago; then we +paddled over here to hear the news, and Sid's at the post-office to see +what he can hear, and I'm a-branching out to get something to eat for us, +and then we're going home." + +So then we went to the post-office to get "Sid"; but just as I +suspicioned, he warn't there; so the old man he got a letter out of the +office, and we waited awhile longer, but Sid didn't come; so the old man +said, come along, let Sid foot it home, or canoe it, when he got done +fooling around--but we would ride. I couldn't get him to let me stay and +wait for Sid; and he said there warn't no use in it, and I must come +along, and let Aunt Sally see we was all right. + +When we got home Aunt Sally was that glad to see me she laughed and cried +both, and hugged me, and give me one of them lickings of hern that don't +amount to shucks, and said she'd serve Sid the same when he come. + +And the place was plum full of farmers and farmers' wives, to dinner; and +such another clack a body never heard. Old Mrs. Hotchkiss was the worst; +her tongue was a-going all the time. She says: + +"Well, Sister Phelps, I've ransacked that-air cabin over, an' I b'lieve +the nigger was crazy. I says to Sister Damrell--didn't I, Sister +Damrell?--s'I, he's crazy, s'I--them's the very words I said. You all +hearn me: he's crazy, s'I; everything shows it, s'I. Look at that-air +grindstone, s'I; want to tell ME't any cretur 't's in his right mind 's a +goin' to scrabble all them crazy things onto a grindstone, s'I? Here +sich 'n' sich a person busted his heart; 'n' here so 'n' so pegged along +for thirty-seven year, 'n' all that--natcherl son o' Louis somebody, 'n' +sich everlast'n rubbage. He's plumb crazy, s'I; it's what I says in the +fust place, it's what I says in the middle, 'n' it's what I says last 'n' +all the time--the nigger's crazy--crazy 's Nebokoodneezer, s'I." + +"An' look at that-air ladder made out'n rags, Sister Hotchkiss," says old +Mrs. Damrell; "what in the name o' goodness COULD he ever want of--" + +"The very words I was a-sayin' no longer ago th'n this minute to Sister +Utterback, 'n' she'll tell you so herself. Sh-she, look at that-air rag +ladder, sh-she; 'n' s'I, yes, LOOK at it, s'I--what COULD he a-wanted of +it, s'I. Sh-she, Sister Hotchkiss, sh-she--" + +"But how in the nation'd they ever GIT that grindstone IN there, ANYWAY? +'n' who dug that-air HOLE? 'n' who--" + +"My very WORDS, Brer Penrod! I was a-sayin'--pass that-air sasser o' +m'lasses, won't ye?--I was a-sayin' to Sister Dunlap, jist this minute, +how DID they git that grindstone in there, s'I. Without HELP, mind you +--'thout HELP! THAT'S wher 'tis. Don't tell ME, s'I; there WUZ help, +s'I; 'n' ther' wuz a PLENTY help, too, s'I; ther's ben a DOZEN a-helpin' +that nigger, 'n' I lay I'd skin every last nigger on this place but I'D +find out who done it, s'I; 'n' moreover, s'I--" + +"A DOZEN says you!--FORTY couldn't a done every thing that's been done. +Look at them case-knife saws and things, how tedious they've been made; +look at that bed-leg sawed off with 'm, a week's work for six men; look +at that nigger made out'n straw on the bed; and look at--" + +"You may WELL say it, Brer Hightower! It's jist as I was a-sayin' to +Brer Phelps, his own self. S'e, what do YOU think of it, Sister +Hotchkiss, s'e? Think o' what, Brer Phelps, s'I? Think o' that bed-leg +sawed off that a way, s'e? THINK of it, s'I? I lay it never sawed +ITSELF off, s'I--somebody SAWED it, s'I; that's my opinion, take it or +leave it, it mayn't be no 'count, s'I, but sich as 't is, it's my +opinion, s'I, 'n' if any body k'n start a better one, s'I, let him DO it, +s'I, that's all. I says to Sister Dunlap, s'I--" + +"Why, dog my cats, they must a ben a house-full o' niggers in there every +night for four weeks to a done all that work, Sister Phelps. Look at +that shirt--every last inch of it kivered over with secret African writ'n +done with blood! Must a ben a raft uv 'm at it right along, all the +time, amost. Why, I'd give two dollars to have it read to me; 'n' as for +the niggers that wrote it, I 'low I'd take 'n' lash 'm t'll--" + +"People to HELP him, Brother Marples! Well, I reckon you'd THINK so if +you'd a been in this house for a while back. Why, they've stole +everything they could lay their hands on--and we a-watching all the time, +mind you. They stole that shirt right off o' the line! and as for that +sheet they made the rag ladder out of, ther' ain't no telling how many +times they DIDN'T steal that; and flour, and candles, and candlesticks, +and spoons, and the old warming-pan, and most a thousand things that I +disremember now, and my new calico dress; and me and Silas and my Sid and +Tom on the constant watch day AND night, as I was a-telling you, and not +a one of us could catch hide nor hair nor sight nor sound of them; and +here at the last minute, lo and behold you, they slides right in under +our noses and fools us, and not only fools US but the Injun Territory +robbers too, and actuly gets AWAY with that nigger safe and sound, and +that with sixteen men and twenty-two dogs right on their very heels at +that very time! I tell you, it just bangs anything I ever HEARD of. +Why, SPERITS couldn't a done better and been no smarter. And I reckon +they must a BEEN sperits--because, YOU know our dogs, and ther' ain't no +better; well, them dogs never even got on the TRACK of 'm once! You +explain THAT to me if you can!--ANY of you!" + +"Well, it does beat--" + +"Laws alive, I never--" + +"So help me, I wouldn't a be--" + +"HOUSE-thieves as well as--" + +"Goodnessgracioussakes, I'd a ben afeard to live in sich a--" + +"'Fraid to LIVE!--why, I was that scared I dasn't hardly go to bed, or +get up, or lay down, or SET down, Sister Ridgeway. Why, they'd steal the +very--why, goodness sakes, you can guess what kind of a fluster I was +in by the time midnight come last night. I hope to gracious if I warn't +afraid they'd steal some o' the family! I was just to that pass I didn't +have no reasoning faculties no more. It looks foolish enough NOW, in the +daytime; but I says to myself, there's my two poor boys asleep, 'way up +stairs in that lonesome room, and I declare to goodness I was that uneasy +'t I crep' up there and locked 'em in! I DID. And anybody would. +Because, you know, when you get scared that way, and it keeps running on, +and getting worse and worse all the time, and your wits gets to addling, +and you get to doing all sorts o' wild things, and by and by you think to +yourself, spos'n I was a boy, and was away up there, and the door ain't +locked, and you--" She stopped, looking kind of wondering, and then she +turned her head around slow, and when her eye lit on me--I got up and +took a walk. + +Says I to myself, I can explain better how we come to not be in that room +this morning if I go out to one side and study over it a little. So I +done it. But I dasn't go fur, or she'd a sent for me. And when it was +late in the day the people all went, and then I come in and told her the +noise and shooting waked up me and "Sid," and the door was locked, and we +wanted to see the fun, so we went down the lightning-rod, and both of us +got hurt a little, and we didn't never want to try THAT no more. And +then I went on and told her all what I told Uncle Silas before; and then +she said she'd forgive us, and maybe it was all right enough anyway, and +about what a body might expect of boys, for all boys was a pretty +harum-scarum lot as fur as she could see; and so, as long as no harm +hadn't come of it, she judged she better put in her time being grateful +we was alive and well and she had us still, stead of fretting over what +was past and done. So then she kissed me, and patted me on the head, and +dropped into a kind of a brown study; and pretty soon jumps up, and says: + +"Why, lawsamercy, it's most night, and Sid not come yet! What HAS become +of that boy?" + +I see my chance; so I skips up and says: + +"I'll run right up to town and get him," I says. + +"No you won't," she says. "You'll stay right wher' you are; ONE'S enough +to be lost at a time. If he ain't here to supper, your uncle 'll go." + +Well, he warn't there to supper; so right after supper uncle went. + +He come back about ten a little bit uneasy; hadn't run across Tom's +track. Aunt Sally was a good DEAL uneasy; but Uncle Silas he said there +warn't no occasion to be--boys will be boys, he said, and you'll see this +one turn up in the morning all sound and right. So she had to be +satisfied. But she said she'd set up for him a while anyway, and keep a +light burning so he could see it. + +And then when I went up to bed she come up with me and fetched her +candle, and tucked me in, and mothered me so good I felt mean, and like I +couldn't look her in the face; and she set down on the bed and talked +with me a long time, and said what a splendid boy Sid was, and didn't +seem to want to ever stop talking about him; and kept asking me every now +and then if I reckoned he could a got lost, or hurt, or maybe drownded, +and might be laying at this minute somewheres suffering or dead, and she +not by him to help him, and so the tears would drip down silent, and I +would tell her that Sid was all right, and would be home in the morning, +sure; and she would squeeze my hand, or maybe kiss me, and tell me to say +it again, and keep on saying it, because it done her good, and she was in +so much trouble. And when she was going away she looked down in my eyes +so steady and gentle, and says: + +"The door ain't going to be locked, Tom, and there's the window and the +rod; but you'll be good, WON'T you? And you won't go? For MY sake." + +Laws knows I WANTED to go bad enough to see about Tom, and was all +intending to go; but after that I wouldn't a went, not for kingdoms. + +But she was on my mind and Tom was on my mind, so I slept very restless. +And twice I went down the rod away in the night, and slipped around +front, and see her setting there by her candle in the window with her +eyes towards the road and the tears in them; and I wished I could do +something for her, but I couldn't, only to swear that I wouldn't never do +nothing to grieve her any more. And the third time I waked up at dawn, +and slid down, and she was there yet, and her candle was most out, and +her old gray head was resting on her hand, and she was asleep. + + + + +CHAPTER XLII. + +THE old man was uptown again before breakfast, but couldn't get no track +of Tom; and both of them set at the table thinking, and not saying +nothing, and looking mournful, and their coffee getting cold, and not +eating anything. And by and by the old man says: + +"Did I give you the letter?" + +"What letter?" + +"The one I got yesterday out of the post-office." + +"No, you didn't give me no letter." + +"Well, I must a forgot it." + +So he rummaged his pockets, and then went off somewheres where he had +laid it down, and fetched it, and give it to her. She says: + +"Why, it's from St. Petersburg--it's from Sis." + +I allowed another walk would do me good; but I couldn't stir. But before +she could break it open she dropped it and run--for she see something. +And so did I. It was Tom Sawyer on a mattress; and that old doctor; and +Jim, in HER calico dress, with his hands tied behind him; and a lot of +people. I hid the letter behind the first thing that come handy, and +rushed. She flung herself at Tom, crying, and says: + +"Oh, he's dead, he's dead, I know he's dead!" + +And Tom he turned his head a little, and muttered something or other, +which showed he warn't in his right mind; then she flung up her hands, +and says: + +"He's alive, thank God! And that's enough!" and she snatched a kiss of +him, and flew for the house to get the bed ready, and scattering orders +right and left at the niggers and everybody else, as fast as her tongue +could go, every jump of the way. + +I followed the men to see what they was going to do with Jim; and the old +doctor and Uncle Silas followed after Tom into the house. The men was +very huffy, and some of them wanted to hang Jim for an example to all the +other niggers around there, so they wouldn't be trying to run away like +Jim done, and making such a raft of trouble, and keeping a whole family +scared most to death for days and nights. But the others said, don't do +it, it wouldn't answer at all; he ain't our nigger, and his owner would +turn up and make us pay for him, sure. So that cooled them down a +little, because the people that's always the most anxious for to hang a +nigger that hain't done just right is always the very ones that ain't the +most anxious to pay for him when they've got their satisfaction out of +him. + +They cussed Jim considerble, though, and give him a cuff or two side the +head once in a while, but Jim never said nothing, and he never let on to +know me, and they took him to the same cabin, and put his own clothes on +him, and chained him again, and not to no bed-leg this time, but to a big +staple drove into the bottom log, and chained his hands, too, and both +legs, and said he warn't to have nothing but bread and water to eat after +this till his owner come, or he was sold at auction because he didn't +come in a certain length of time, and filled up our hole, and said a +couple of farmers with guns must stand watch around about the cabin every +night, and a bulldog tied to the door in the daytime; and about this time +they was through with the job and was tapering off with a kind of generl +good-bye cussing, and then the old doctor comes and takes a look, and +says: + +"Don't be no rougher on him than you're obleeged to, because he ain't a +bad nigger. When I got to where I found the boy I see I couldn't cut the +bullet out without some help, and he warn't in no condition for me to +leave to go and get help; and he got a little worse and a little worse, +and after a long time he went out of his head, and wouldn't let me come +a-nigh him any more, and said if I chalked his raft he'd kill me, and no +end of wild foolishness like that, and I see I couldn't do anything at +all with him; so I says, I got to have HELP somehow; and the minute I +says it out crawls this nigger from somewheres and says he'll help, and +he done it, too, and done it very well. Of course I judged he must be a +runaway nigger, and there I WAS! and there I had to stick right straight +along all the rest of the day and all night. It was a fix, I tell you! +I had a couple of patients with the chills, and of course I'd of liked to +run up to town and see them, but I dasn't, because the nigger might get +away, and then I'd be to blame; and yet never a skiff come close enough +for me to hail. So there I had to stick plumb until daylight this +morning; and I never see a nigger that was a better nuss or faithfuller, +and yet he was risking his freedom to do it, and was all tired out, too, +and I see plain enough he'd been worked main hard lately. I liked the +nigger for that; I tell you, gentlemen, a nigger like that is worth a +thousand dollars--and kind treatment, too. I had everything I needed, +and the boy was doing as well there as he would a done at home--better, +maybe, because it was so quiet; but there I WAS, with both of 'm on my +hands, and there I had to stick till about dawn this morning; then some +men in a skiff come by, and as good luck would have it the nigger was +setting by the pallet with his head propped on his knees sound asleep; so +I motioned them in quiet, and they slipped up on him and grabbed him and +tied him before he knowed what he was about, and we never had no trouble. +And the boy being in a kind of a flighty sleep, too, we muffled the oars +and hitched the raft on, and towed her over very nice and quiet, and the +nigger never made the least row nor said a word from the start. He ain't +no bad nigger, gentlemen; that's what I think about him." + +Somebody says: + +"Well, it sounds very good, doctor, I'm obleeged to say." + +Then the others softened up a little, too, and I was mighty thankful to +that old doctor for doing Jim that good turn; and I was glad it was +according to my judgment of him, too; because I thought he had a good +heart in him and was a good man the first time I see him. Then they all +agreed that Jim had acted very well, and was deserving to have some +notice took of it, and reward. So every one of them promised, right out +and hearty, that they wouldn't cuss him no more. + +Then they come out and locked him up. I hoped they was going to say he +could have one or two of the chains took off, because they was rotten +heavy, or could have meat and greens with his bread and water; but they +didn't think of it, and I reckoned it warn't best for me to mix in, but I +judged I'd get the doctor's yarn to Aunt Sally somehow or other as soon +as I'd got through the breakers that was laying just ahead of me +--explanations, I mean, of how I forgot to mention about Sid being shot +when I was telling how him and me put in that dratted night paddling +around hunting the runaway nigger. + +But I had plenty time. Aunt Sally she stuck to the sick-room all day and +all night, and every time I see Uncle Silas mooning around I dodged him. + +Next morning I heard Tom was a good deal better, and they said Aunt Sally +was gone to get a nap. So I slips to the sick-room, and if I found him +awake I reckoned we could put up a yarn for the family that would wash. +But he was sleeping, and sleeping very peaceful, too; and pale, not +fire-faced the way he was when he come. So I set down and laid for him +to wake. In about half an hour Aunt Sally comes gliding in, and there I +was, up a stump again! She motioned me to be still, and set down by me, +and begun to whisper, and said we could all be joyful now, because all +the symptoms was first-rate, and he'd been sleeping like that for ever so +long, and looking better and peacefuller all the time, and ten to one +he'd wake up in his right mind. + +So we set there watching, and by and by he stirs a bit, and opened his +eyes very natural, and takes a look, and says: + +"Hello!--why, I'm at HOME! How's that? Where's the raft?" + +"It's all right," I says. + +"And JIM?" + +"The same," I says, but couldn't say it pretty brash. But he never +noticed, but says: + +"Good! Splendid! NOW we're all right and safe! Did you tell Aunty?" + +I was going to say yes; but she chipped in and says: "About what, Sid?" + +"Why, about the way the whole thing was done." + +"What whole thing?" + +"Why, THE whole thing. There ain't but one; how we set the runaway +nigger free--me and Tom." + +"Good land! Set the run--What IS the child talking about! Dear, dear, +out of his head again!" + +"NO, I ain't out of my HEAD; I know all what I'm talking about. We DID +set him free--me and Tom. We laid out to do it, and we DONE it. And we +done it elegant, too." He'd got a start, and she never checked him up, +just set and stared and stared, and let him clip along, and I see it +warn't no use for ME to put in. "Why, Aunty, it cost us a power of work +--weeks of it--hours and hours, every night, whilst you was all asleep. +And we had to steal candles, and the sheet, and the shirt, and your +dress, and spoons, and tin plates, and case-knives, and the warming-pan, +and the grindstone, and flour, and just no end of things, and you can't +think what work it was to make the saws, and pens, and inscriptions, and +one thing or another, and you can't think HALF the fun it was. And we +had to make up the pictures of coffins and things, and nonnamous letters +from the robbers, and get up and down the lightning-rod, and dig the hole +into the cabin, and made the rope ladder and send it in cooked up in a +pie, and send in spoons and things to work with in your apron pocket--" + +"Mercy sakes!" + +"--and load up the cabin with rats and snakes and so on, for company for +Jim; and then you kept Tom here so long with the butter in his hat that +you come near spiling the whole business, because the men come before we +was out of the cabin, and we had to rush, and they heard us and let drive +at us, and I got my share, and we dodged out of the path and let them go +by, and when the dogs come they warn't interested in us, but went for the +most noise, and we got our canoe, and made for the raft, and was all +safe, and Jim was a free man, and we done it all by ourselves, and WASN'T +it bully, Aunty!" + +"Well, I never heard the likes of it in all my born days! So it was YOU, +you little rapscallions, that's been making all this trouble, and turned +everybody's wits clean inside out and scared us all most to death. I've +as good a notion as ever I had in my life to take it out o' you this very +minute. To think, here I've been, night after night, a--YOU just get +well once, you young scamp, and I lay I'll tan the Old Harry out o' both +o' ye!" + +But Tom, he WAS so proud and joyful, he just COULDN'T hold in, and his +tongue just WENT it--she a-chipping in, and spitting fire all along, and +both of them going it at once, like a cat convention; and she says: + +"WELL, you get all the enjoyment you can out of it NOW, for mind I tell +you if I catch you meddling with him again--" + +"Meddling with WHO?" Tom says, dropping his smile and looking surprised. + +"With WHO? Why, the runaway nigger, of course. Who'd you reckon?" + +Tom looks at me very grave, and says: + +"Tom, didn't you just tell me he was all right? Hasn't he got away?" + +"HIM?" says Aunt Sally; "the runaway nigger? 'Deed he hasn't. They've +got him back, safe and sound, and he's in that cabin again, on bread and +water, and loaded down with chains, till he's claimed or sold!" + +Tom rose square up in bed, with his eye hot, and his nostrils opening and +shutting like gills, and sings out to me: + +"They hain't no RIGHT to shut him up! SHOVE!--and don't you lose a +minute. Turn him loose! he ain't no slave; he's as free as any cretur +that walks this earth!" + +"What DOES the child mean?" + +"I mean every word I SAY, Aunt Sally, and if somebody don't go, I'LL go. +I've knowed him all his life, and so has Tom, there. Old Miss Watson +died two months ago, and she was ashamed she ever was going to sell him +down the river, and SAID so; and she set him free in her will." + +"Then what on earth did YOU want to set him free for, seeing he was +already free?" + +"Well, that IS a question, I must say; and just like women! Why, I +wanted the ADVENTURE of it; and I'd a waded neck-deep in blood to +--goodness alive, AUNT POLLY!" + +If she warn't standing right there, just inside the door, looking as +sweet and contented as an angel half full of pie, I wish I may never! + +Aunt Sally jumped for her, and most hugged the head off of her, and cried +over her, and I found a good enough place for me under the bed, for it +was getting pretty sultry for us, seemed to me. And I peeped out, and in +a little while Tom's Aunt Polly shook herself loose and stood there +looking across at Tom over her spectacles--kind of grinding him into the +earth, you know. And then she says: + +"Yes, you BETTER turn y'r head away--I would if I was you, Tom." + +"Oh, deary me!" says Aunt Sally; "IS he changed so? Why, that ain't TOM, +it's Sid; Tom's--Tom's--why, where is Tom? He was here a minute ago." + +"You mean where's Huck FINN--that's what you mean! I reckon I hain't +raised such a scamp as my Tom all these years not to know him when I SEE +him. That WOULD be a pretty howdy-do. Come out from under that bed, +Huck Finn." + +So I done it. But not feeling brash. + +Aunt Sally she was one of the mixed-upest-looking persons I ever see +--except one, and that was Uncle Silas, when he come in and they told it +all to him. It kind of made him drunk, as you may say, and he didn't +know nothing at all the rest of the day, and preached a prayer-meeting +sermon that night that gave him a rattling ruputation, because the oldest +man in the world couldn't a understood it. So Tom's Aunt Polly, she told +all about who I was, and what; and I had to up and tell how I was in such +a tight place that when Mrs. Phelps took me for Tom Sawyer--she chipped +in and says, "Oh, go on and call me Aunt Sally, I'm used to it now, and +'tain't no need to change"--that when Aunt Sally took me for Tom Sawyer I +had to stand it--there warn't no other way, and I knowed he wouldn't +mind, because it would be nuts for him, being a mystery, and he'd make an +adventure out of it, and be perfectly satisfied. And so it turned out, +and he let on to be Sid, and made things as soft as he could for me. + +And his Aunt Polly she said Tom was right about old Miss Watson setting +Jim free in her will; and so, sure enough, Tom Sawyer had gone and took +all that trouble and bother to set a free nigger free! and I couldn't +ever understand before, until that minute and that talk, how he COULD +help a body set a nigger free with his bringing-up. + +Well, Aunt Polly she said that when Aunt Sally wrote to her that Tom and +SID had come all right and safe, she says to herself: + +"Look at that, now! I might have expected it, letting him go off that +way without anybody to watch him. So now I got to go and trapse all the +way down the river, eleven hundred mile, and find out what that creetur's +up to THIS time, as long as I couldn't seem to get any answer out of you +about it." + +"Why, I never heard nothing from you," says Aunt Sally. + +"Well, I wonder! Why, I wrote you twice to ask you what you could mean +by Sid being here." + +"Well, I never got 'em, Sis." + +Aunt Polly she turns around slow and severe, and says: + +"You, Tom!" + +"Well--WHAT?" he says, kind of pettish. + +"Don t you what ME, you impudent thing--hand out them letters." + +"What letters?" + +"THEM letters. I be bound, if I have to take a-holt of you I'll--" + +"They're in the trunk. There, now. And they're just the same as they +was when I got them out of the office. I hain't looked into them, I +hain't touched them. But I knowed they'd make trouble, and I thought if +you warn't in no hurry, I'd--" + +"Well, you DO need skinning, there ain't no mistake about it. And I +wrote another one to tell you I was coming; and I s'pose he--" + +"No, it come yesterday; I hain't read it yet, but IT'S all right, I've +got that one." + +I wanted to offer to bet two dollars she hadn't, but I reckoned maybe it +was just as safe to not to. So I never said nothing. + + + + +CHAPTER THE LAST + +THE first time I catched Tom private I asked him what was his idea, time +of the evasion?--what it was he'd planned to do if the evasion worked all +right and he managed to set a nigger free that was already free before? +And he said, what he had planned in his head from the start, if we got +Jim out all safe, was for us to run him down the river on the raft, and +have adventures plumb to the mouth of the river, and then tell him about +his being free, and take him back up home on a steamboat, in style, and +pay him for his lost time, and write word ahead and get out all the +niggers around, and have them waltz him into town with a torchlight +procession and a brass-band, and then he would be a hero, and so would +we. But I reckoned it was about as well the way it was. + +We had Jim out of the chains in no time, and when Aunt Polly and Uncle +Silas and Aunt Sally found out how good he helped the doctor nurse Tom, +they made a heap of fuss over him, and fixed him up prime, and give him +all he wanted to eat, and a good time, and nothing to do. And we had him +up to the sick-room, and had a high talk; and Tom give Jim forty dollars +for being prisoner for us so patient, and doing it up so good, and Jim +was pleased most to death, and busted out, and says: + +"DAH, now, Huck, what I tell you?--what I tell you up dah on Jackson +islan'? I TOLE you I got a hairy breas', en what's de sign un it; en I +TOLE you I ben rich wunst, en gwineter to be rich AGIN; en it's come +true; en heah she is! DAH, now! doan' talk to ME--signs is SIGNS, mine I +tell you; en I knowed jis' 's well 'at I 'uz gwineter be rich agin as I's +a-stannin' heah dis minute!" + +And then Tom he talked along and talked along, and says, le's all three +slide out of here one of these nights and get an outfit, and go for +howling adventures amongst the Injuns, over in the Territory, for a +couple of weeks or two; and I says, all right, that suits me, but I ain't +got no money for to buy the outfit, and I reckon I couldn't get none from +home, because it's likely pap's been back before now, and got it all away +from Judge Thatcher and drunk it up. + +"No, he hain't," Tom says; "it's all there yet--six thousand dollars and +more; and your pap hain't ever been back since. Hadn't when I come away, +anyhow." + +Jim says, kind of solemn: + +"He ain't a-comin' back no mo', Huck." + +I says: + +"Why, Jim?" + +"Nemmine why, Huck--but he ain't comin' back no mo." + +But I kept at him; so at last he says: + +"Doan' you 'member de house dat was float'n down de river, en dey wuz a +man in dah, kivered up, en I went in en unkivered him and didn' let you +come in? Well, den, you kin git yo' money when you wants it, kase dat +wuz him." + +Tom's most well now, and got his bullet around his neck on a watch-guard +for a watch, and is always seeing what time it is, and so there ain't +nothing more to write about, and I am rotten glad of it, because if I'd a +knowed what a trouble it was to make a book I wouldn't a tackled it, and +ain't a-going to no more. But I reckon I got to light out for the +Territory ahead of the rest, because Aunt Sally she's going to adopt me +and sivilize me, and I can't stand it. 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It said the rebel forces sill held Mavinga. +Authorities last week issued a vacate order for a club in Manhattan and closed another in the Bronx. +At the first Pan Am bankruptcy hearing, for example, at least five airlines were represented. +Mr. Neigum, poker-faced during the difficult task, manages a 46-second showing. +This, combined with the container division talks, suggests the group's bankers might be considering an orderly disposal of all assets. +She told the Post in an interview published Sunday that some of the money may have become "mingled" into improvements on her home that included a swimming pool, a $2,500 wide-screen television and renovations to her basement. +According to a study by the Marshall Institute, the average NASA employee's age in 1963 was 30; now most of its senior and middle-managers will be eligible to retire in five years. +Preston Tisch, 62, is president and co-chief executive officer of Loews Corp. and is a former postmaster general. +"We're dealing with an owner who couldn't give a rip. They cut off her mail and she got a post office box." Starting Friday, an animal-control officer is accompanying Finster on his route. +Asked if he might bring the world leaders to Texas, possibly to San Antonio, the president remarked, "That's a distinct possibility. +He said Muscovites, who gave him 89 percent of the vote in a two-way race in March, would be "partially satisfied." On the march to Pushkin Square, a city bus stopped, and dozens of passengers got off to join in. +Changes to the VAT rules mean a Pounds 900m tax payment in the second half. +"He came up to me and said, `You tell Mickey Roache,' our police commissioner, `he's doing a wonderful job in that Stuart case and we're with him all the way,"' Flynn said. +The government tried to forestall any criticism from African countries that have accused it of being too cooperative with South Africa. +But the official left open the possibility of such trials for Saddam Hussein, his clique and other officers accused of committing atrocities in Kuwait. +"My husband says he's not sure he'll be employed next month." Some retailers insist all the promotional sales, savings coupons and other marketing efforts are drawing customers. +We look forward to providing a unique and exciting shopping experience to the region." Macy's operates 149 department stores in the United States under the names Macy's, Bullock's and I. Magnin. +But other major banks left their rates unchanged, and after Black Monday those three banks quickly lowered their rates back to 9 1/2%. +So he joined Hyatt's frequent-guest program; so far, he has cashed in on discounted and upgraded rooms. +De Klerk said Wednesday's balloting ratified his reforms. +"The results are highly encouraging," said Auxiliary Bishop James T. McHugh of Newark, N.J., director of the church's Diocesan Development Program for Natural Family Planning. +Mr. Hoover expects industry revenue to grow 19% annually, reaching a 1990 level more than double last year's estimated $6 billion. +The entree, like the politicking and gossiping, varies each week. +Under the first civil settlement of Boesky-related cases, reached in January, the 46 investors in Boesky's partnership will receive $248 million in liquidation proceedings. +In-Store's president, Steve Kahler, doesn't view Shoppers' Video as a big threat. +Quaker Oats Co. today reported a 9.2 percent drop in its third-quarter earnings, citing an extraordinary expense of $20.7 million stemming from the consolidation of its European food-manufacturing operations. +Can we never see eye-to-eye until all 120 million Japanese become Christians?" My second encounter occurred in the late 1980s, when I overheard a comment as I passed by a meeting room in the New York head office of a major financial organization. +In addition, union and management have promised to work together to resolve problems arising from layoffs, production schedule changes, major investments and day-to-day decisions once left entirely to management. +While the results of Gulf States' campaign remain to be seen, it is also arousing the company's easily aroused critics. +"The item veto is not a simple, politically neutral device for bringing about economy and efficiency in government. +"This isn't a hostile offer," said Stuart A. Rose, chairman and chief executive officer of Audio/Video, a Dayton, Ohio-based electronics parts distibutor. +In the long term, stock in the drilling company may have value, he said, but he isn't assigning much value to it at this point. +Some analysts believe the CBS network had a loss of $20 million to $30 million in the fourth quarter and may show a loss in the current period. +The yield on 30-year Treasury bonds fell to 8.54%, the lowest level since mid-July of last year and down from 9 1/8% as recently as about two weeks ago. +The kit has an adaptor with crocodile clips 'enabling access to be made directly into a convenient wall box.' +Last year, the FDA said it would allow people with life-threatening illnesses to import personal supplies of unapproved drugs. +That would be quite impossible without either uncounted cash subsidies or uncounted in-kind aid that frees up cash that otherwise would be needed for necessities. +No children in the sixth-grade classroom at Most Pure Heart of Mary School were hit. +As the first wines of the year, the Beaujolais nouveau, normally considered an inexpensive lightweight, served as a bellwether to both quality and the price the market will bear. +The sterling value of overseas equities and bonds was also greatly increased. So, it all worked out well in the end, but, nevertheless, the fundamentals of UK equity market valuation are stretched. +They have been rallying by the hundreds of thousands to push for more control over Kosovo, an ancient Slav heartland bordering Albania that is now dominated by ethnic Albanians. +'At the beginning, the Mexican attitude was very macho. +"My gut reaction is that consumers wouldn't be aware" of the alleged safety problems, said J.D. Powers' Mr. Cedergren. +Stock prices fell today as traders warily awaited the latest monthly report on employment. +In Allendale County, the Guard estimates it has a $1 million impact on the economy. +A study today concludes that virtually all asthma attacks are triggered by allergies, challenging a widely held belief. +And Germans in both east and west have accepted the inevitability of a rapid unification since the Berlin Wall opened Nov. 9. +Disney World in Florida is famed for its marketing to Latin America. +Those opinions are those of Mr. Yeltsin," Arbatov said in an interview. +The two firms later backed out of the deal because of heavy pressure from officials at Nomura, according to news reports. +The leader of a one-man crusade to open a home for people with AIDS has left town, emotionally battered and financially strapped but insisting Wednesday that his was a successful fight to change attitudes. +Mr. Stadiem is unabashedly nostalgic. +Frank lied about how he met Gobie and he lied when he wrote that, as far as he knew, Gobie was obeying the law. +Volume on the Big Board came to 86.36 million shares. +The single Independent in the upper house, Senator Brian Harradine, sided with the opposition. The legislation will now be referred back to the House of Representatives, which has already approved all eight budget bills. +In May, the year-to-year rise was 4.8%. +He was hospitalized in serious condition. +He also said he did not know why the decision was made. +Hundreds of Serbs have reportedly taken refuge in an army barracks in Petrinja, about 25 miles south of the Croatia'a capital of Zagreb, to escape riot police seeking to recover weapons. +OH, BY THE WAY, the General Accounting Office, Congress's audit arm, says IRS computers were in good shape to process 1987 returns. +Where Italy, in the eyes of their fans, have barely scraped through, Germany have done just enough. +Viewers could see a change from FNN to CNBC within days after the transaction is completed, he said. +But Mr. Iacocca counters, "I never worked harder in my life than in the last couple of years. +But towards the end of the decade developers were taking a much more confident view of the city's prospects as its image improved. +Cowper holds three records in The Guinness Book of Records 1990 for previous circumnavigations of the globe. +Mr. Meese has portrayed himself as being only a peripheral player in the Iran initiative before last November. +Authorities confiscated 570 pounds of heroin alleged to have been imported by Kon's organization in several seizures over the years, Stutman said. +A great German classic? Pandora's Box (Tartan Video). +The Massachusetts governor spent most of Monday in Boston, while George Bush was in Washington, leaving the campaign trail to Jackson. +Rally organizers said they'd gotten their message across to this community of 6,100 and called off plans to stage acts of civil disobedience. +The shares stand near the low for the year of 162.5 pence, and well below the year's high of 234 pence. +American Cyanamid intends to acquire Shell's crop protection business. +It said it terminated the agreement yesterday and didn't have any borrowings outstanding. +Prosecutors have arrested 12 people on suspicion of giving or taking bribes or violating security laws. +Margo Vignola at Salomon Brothers doesn't expect a stock ownership plan for American Medical. +Barco said he will present the proposed treaty to the lawmakers next week. +He promised "frugality with economic development." The three parties will have to agree on specific measures, such as boosting public utility rates and a proposed one-time tax on personal and company earnings. +Both sides accused the other of misinterpreting a peace plan signed two weeks ago and of violating a truce that started March 21. +The Cipollone plaintiff counsel and jury apparently assumed it reassured smokers by telling them that the health problems had been solved. +The earlier rallies, part of a nation-wide wave of student demonstrations, finally were crushed by the government. +The sale is part of Salinas' plan for cutting inflation and reviving the economy. +Strong results were recorded in its elevators, transport technology and maritime innovation divisions. +What makes Cray Computer a more unusual pick for Mr. Duncan is that its earnings have been nonexistent. Nevertheless, he looks for the firm to break even next year and hit $3 a share in earnings by 1994. +And suddenly it started shaking, which I'm used to. +The company and its partners - Siam Syntech Construction, Sino-Thai Engineering & Construction and OTV - overcame strong oppositon from seven consortia to secure the contract. +He said six Indians arrested at Kingsville in south Texas earlier Thursday told agents that alien smugglers had made arrangements for their trip at Casa Romero and had picked them up there. +The Party has chosen to sacrifice economic growth in favor of tighter state control over people's daily lives. +They want him to rein in his frequently careless exuberance. He is cheered by two things. +Turco said the study assumes that in even a small nuclear exchange the primary target would be oil and gas storage areas because such material is vital to military defense. +An accountant's wildest fantasies? +"It is my fervent hope that we will be able to reach an agreement that will be satisfactory to all concerned," Mitchell said. +I looked at my watch at the end, astonished that 100 minutes had gone by. But then I am looking at my watch again now, astonished that a vintage Venice festival has gone by, with only 36 hours, three films and a bunch of prizes to go. +And in case you may have missed it the first 38 times, the Pickle Packers International association is out once again to convince the world of the preserved cucumber's value in everything from elementary education to international policy making. +The Japanese are most enthusiastic about the notion of yen-denominated U.S. government bonds. +The combination of relatively high West German interest rates and the dollar's decline has put downward pressure on the weaker currencies in the European Monetary System's exchange-rate mechanism, particularly the French franc. +Some network executives say that if advertisers insist on pure people-meter data, they might lower, or even do away with, audience guarantees. +For nervous Conservative backbenchers with an eye on the next election, that might be no bad thing. +Palestinian demonstrators clashed with troops in the Balata and Fara refugee camps near Nablus following noon prayers. +This culture is just so disposable _ a McDonald's culture. +The U.S. government was among many to condemn these bannings. +Many forgeries were produced, most of which were printed by the authorities themselves. +Riots erupted for a third night in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, with violence centering on the city's mixed-race district. +Housing shortages have helped feed the still-growing homeless population. +The Soviet Union today sent medical supplies to Romania and appealed to its Warsaw Pact allies to help support the uprising against Nicolae Ceausescu, but it appeared to rule out military intervention. +Lawmakers say the aim is to increase voter turnout and open the nation's elections to Americans unable to leave work and stand in line at City Hall or merely too forgetful to register 30 days in advance as required in some states. +But the unexpected savings from the drought may now reduce the deficit below $146 billion. +Henry Waxman, D-Calif. "I hope the president will follow his own commission's advice." Waxman is among several members of Congress pushing for anti-discrimination legislation. +Bondholders agreed to reschedule the debt payments. +The maze design had to be adapted to meet certain U.S. standards, including exits to comply with fire codes, and breakaway panels in case of emergency. +It was founded by William Russell, a member of the Yale Class of 1833, apparently in reaction to the stripping of secrecy from Phi Beta Kappa, the honorary scholastic society, during the rise of a national anti-secrecy movement. +The plane is refueled and leaves Cyprus for Algeria. +It happened like this. +The death of the dinosaurs actually is the more significant trend, argues Robert Sobel, a professor of business history at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y. +A vaccine would be proven, he said, only when it is shown to give protection against the effects of these substances also. +He has done me a great, great favor and I would like to return the compliment." +He notes that the idea has been used with other assets including stocks, options, real estate and art. +Meanwhile, the circus animals are stuck in Newburgh, N.Y. The company that was transporting the animals took them there, to its headquarters, when the tour broke off after performances in just two cities. +A total of 463 people died in traffic accidents over the holiday weekend, the National Safety Council reported. +In early trading in Hong Kong on Friday, gold was quoted at $399.55. +Guenther Dahloff, an economic official of the West German Embassy, rose to say Mr. McPherson's concerns were just "a mirror image" of European concerns about U.S. trade policy, especially the huge new trade bill passed Wednesday. +Two settlement proposals offered by the alliance have been rejected by the writers. +"My roommate, Jeff Peltier, and I began fooling with it four years ago with our coach, Joe Bernal," Berkoff says. +But then who, just a little later, is this little girl with her back towards us, in white dress and hat and her racquet in her hand and her long black pigtail falling down her back? +Two sisters put up for adoption in Frankfurt, West Germany, 10 years ago will be reunited at the festivities. +The wins should restore the shop's leadership in new-business rankings among British ad agencies. +It wants to develop Birmingham as a business centre on a European and world-wide basis. Mr Moore says: 'The West Midlands is attempting to revive economically by attracting new investment in industry. +Both the 9,600-ton Bunker Hill and the 7,810-ton Fife are capable of deploying Tomahawk missiles. +Although Mr. Siegel is described by some friends as a man who is reluctant to leave any money on the table in a business negotiation, he is anything but a Scrooge in his personal life. +Ms. Savage-Rich wrote a weekly wine column for the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel. +Sect members won political control of the nearby community of Antelope, renaming it City of Rajneesh, and attempted to control voting in Wasco County by busing thousands of homeless people to the commune in 1984. +It must contain substantive reforms. +To diversify the family's holdings and shield some of it from taxation, the investment company lately has plunged into U.S. commercial real estate. +In Lahore, Pakistan, hundreds of Pakistanis lined a major street, chanting slogans and rattling placards in opposition to the temple. +Marriott won't disclose results of its Residence Inns, except to say they are profitable. +The teacher waited with them for the missing students and then took a ski lift up the slope to search. +Secondly, there was no desk to spare in the whole office and one had to be bought. +It would raise MaxSaver fares $10 each way and increase the advance purchase requirement to 30 days from seven days, but would lower the cancellation penalty to 50% from 100%. +The answer, according to Sen. Joseph Biden, depends on which conservative nominee he's lecturing. +Citizens Financial Group Inc. has agreed to be acquired for $440 million by the Royal Bank of Scotland, the sixth-largest banking group in the United Kingdom. +The museum has never valued "The Night Watch," which is not insured, in line with Culture Ministry policy. +The feds would stick to such health-threatening problems as asbestos. +"We must compel them (automakers) to retain all current workers unless their ability to survive is severely at risk as a result of conditions beyond their control," Bieber said in a speech to the convention. +Closer inspection reveals no stitching - hours of detailed tying and dying have produced an amazing effect of design and texture. For intricate stitching, Cordsen shows off a hand-made silk appliqued outfit, comprising coat, dress and trousers. +The verdict repudiated the ruling National Liberation Front (FLN) and its 28-year monopoly on power. +"This is the beginning of real change," Foreign Minstry spokesman Tepbishiin Chimeddorj said of his country, which strategically borders both the Soviet Union and China. +With state-chartered credit unions, the assets nationally total about $160 billion, he said. +In interviews from jail, the former chairman of the Bank of Crete has claimed Papandreou and other high government officials received millions of dollars in payoffs and authorized the looting of his bank. +"The only way we're going to resolve this drug problem is for the federal government to work with the state government and local officials. +The 45-year-old former airline pilot submitted his resignation to Venkataraman this morning. +The erosion of existing barriers to trade and investment in air services is likely to be accompanied by a major restructuring of the world airline industry. +Sasser called the deal "a minimalist agreement. +A Roman Catholic priest who celebrated his last Mass as an inner-city pastor said he saw a new beginning in the merger of his church with another one closed by the Detroit Archdiocese. +"That revenue figure in total is something that we can accept. Unfortunately, in Bush's budget, it is not legitimately obtained," Sasser said. +Many fled the country after the communists reunified it in 1975. +One exception was New York based Paramount Capital Group Inc., which runs a popular dividend-capture strategy called buy-writes. +"It was laced with humor, but it had a rebellious feeling about it and people responded to it. +Klan leaders said this year's rally in part was a celebration of the state's decision not to enforce the mask law, which a state judge ruled unconstitutional after Miller's arrest. +For the Balts, this means Washington is a lot friendlier than it used to be. +The East German news agency ADN reported Saturday that 70 segments of the Berlin Wall will be auctioned off on June 23 in the principality of Monaco. +About half invested in real estate or mortgages, while the rest of the money they raised went into everything from leasing jetliners to drilling for oil and operating cable-television systems. +It grew in size as the tax-writing committees tacked on amendments extending some expiring provisions and granting tax benefits for selected groups. +Noriega has had no way of monitoring the accounts since his arrest. +The new order was much broader and appeared directed at the millions of factories and commercial companies that have sprung up outside the state plan during a decade of economic reform. +"We have done extensive testing in attempts to identify any common design flaw that would be a root cause" for sudden acceleration, the spokesman said. +Great Lakes Bancorp said it has formed a mortgage-banking unit to expand its residential mortgage-loan business into the northern suburbs of Detroit. +Duane Allen, Joe Bonsall and Richard Sterban voted him out, citing friction among band members. +Any of these, at least at first glance, could preclude Mexico as a possible site. +"We're still working on how to implement what the president said," Charles Kolb, deputy undersecretary of the U.S. Department of Education, said in an interview Monday. +They were printed while Mrs. Sutcliffe was pursuing a libel case against the magazine for alleging she tried to cash in on her husband's notoriety by agreeing to sell her story to a newspaper. +There are, though, a few caveats. +Chemical has $74.1 billion in assets, while Manufacturers Hanover has $61.3 billion. +Hospital officials said another four Panamanians remained hospitalized in "stable" condition but gave no further details. +People over 65 make up 12 percent of the nation's population, but use 30 percent of health care services, Vagelos said. +At many large banks, cost-cutting began to lift earnings. +Pernilla Ostergren is a touching Ophelia, a child-woman who remains on stage for much of evening, a forlorn witness to most of the debauchery. +He seeks a better life, distances himself from his criminal heritage. +"If that gets reversed, we'll have some opportunities here." +Chrysler's sales also have taken a dive. +"It ostensibly was a good API number for crude. +He has fought this election as if he, rather than Mr Major, had inherited the party leadership after the toppling of Mrs Thatcher. +"The Transport Workers Union has not endorsed the unions' plan," Mr. Kerrigan said. +"If investors are getting out of stocks, then governments are the safest available alternative," said Charles Lieberman, a managing director at Manufacturers Hanover Securities Corp. +"GE has become aware of the investigation by the Israeli government," said a GE spokesman. +Thus ended the campaign in the first of the industrial states to vote, a battle that seemed as clear-cut on the Republican side as it was complicated for the Democrats. +A woman was in critical condition today after nine hours of surgery to receive a new liver, following a plea from track star Carl Lewis to help locate an organ. +Perhaps Columbus, had been right, after all. I took my leave of the finest green refuge on New York City's outskirts: the evening bell was sounding and somebody was driving a car along the lower terrace to remind us that highway morals rule. +Coniston, which owns nearly 6 percent of Gillette stock, forced the proxy vote earlier this year in hopes of winning four directors' seats to pressure the 12-member Gillette board to sell the company. +To hire these people, employers are offered a subsidy amounting to Pounds 2,340 per year, which falls far short of the Pounds 8,000 that the average unemployed person costs the taxpayer. +First Interstate is a unit of First Interstate Bancorp. in Los Angeles. +It has been losing money through the 1980s. +That's why it's OK." A wounded Canadian fugitive being airlifted by a medical helicopter apparently tried to commandeer the aircraft in flight, causing it to crash and killing him and the three-member crew, authorities said Monday. +"What portion of the 12 percent are drivers is not yet known," said Richard Sykes, professor of speech communication at the University of Minnesota and director of the survey. +Maronites have controlled key government posts, the army and judiciary since independence from France in 1943. +The largest increase in the budget comes in the company's petroleum refining, marketing, petrochemicals and plastics business _ up from $330 million in 1988 to $389 million in 1989. +The $9.9 billion appropriations package is heading toward the president's desk following its approval by Congress on Thursday. The Senate passed it by voice vote; the House endorsed it on a 359-45 roll call. +Among other statistics released by the association: _The most common cardiovascular disease is high blood pressure, which affects 60 million Americans. +Like kinsmen in neighboring Zaire, their height averages about 3 feeet and they usually live in forests, eating meat, roots and wild fruit. +"If there's a meter there, we can't really turn down service as long as there are no safety problems," Liipfert says. +"Our investment banker felt the price should be increased to enable it to render a fairness opinion," said James E. Buckman, Days Inns executive vice president and general counsel. +Ramadan is in competition with another oldtimer, deputy chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council (the highest decision-making body) Izzat Ibrahim. +He may also face at least several months more for a 1981 probation violation, officials said. +(41) "Anything But Love," ABC, 12.9. +He called Helm's injuries "overwhelming." Helm, who commuted 250 miles to rural from the Oakland to rural Weaverville to visit his family on weekends, was trapped in his crushed car for 89 hours. +From January 3 the channel will broadcast European Money Wheel, five hours of business news and information on weekday mornings. +After reports earlier this year linked the apple pesticide Alar to cancer risks in children, supermarkets had to act "to head off a flap," he says. +So if the market were to rise by 35 per cent and then fall back, the investor would have secured a 30 per cent gain. +"That's not going to make people live their lives together and be responsible to each other," she says. +Williams also disclosed that the Pentagon's No. 2 procurement officer, Donald Yockey, and the Navy's assistant secretary for procurement, Gerald Cann, met with unidentified representatives of McDonnell Douglas and General Dynamics today. +Members of the opposition Hungarian Democratic Forum ruled out any coalition with the Communist Party before general elections planned next year. +Because ailments allegedly caused by asbestos take years to appear, new cases are still being filed. +The eager beaver tries to take over the group but generally isn't the best person. +The few Arabians that survived the allied bombing there landed back at Janow, Gen. +Herb Gray of Windsor, Ontario, immediately replaces Turner as head of the Liberals in Parliament. +Col. Triumfo Augustin, constabulary commander in the area, estimated 20,000 people were homeless. +Aker would not be drawn on details of the foreign investors. Mr Tom Ruud, Aker's chief executive, said the disposal had improved liquidity and cleared the way for the planned listing on the London stock exchange. +He quietly raised $200,000 for a black voter registration drive in the South that was instrumental in returning the Senate to Democratic control that fall. +The European Economic Community's economic sentiment indicator recovered strongly in March amid optimism about Europe's economic prospects for the next year, the EEC Commission said Thursday. +"We hope that the government will now hold to its own promised timetable and continue on a course to allow open and free elections," government spokesman Herbert Schmuelling said. +Davis died of cancer at George Washington University Hospital. +Another bank unit, Seafirst Corp., will have its Ba-1 senior debt reviewed, as will Seafirst National Bank's Baa-1 long-term deposits. +Three members of the jury reached Friday by telephone said the show had no effect on their verdict, the Tampa Tribune reported Saturday. +Like cellular telephone licenses, the FCC conducts lotteries to award wireless cable licenses. +He opened a private car-repair shop in 1985 by getting a license to repair the eastern German Trabant, the two-cylinder car with the plastic body and an engine that sounds like an angry lawn mower. +Civil rights activists are accusing the Supreme Court of "redneck justice" and urging Congress to stem what they say is a reactionary tide threatening 35 years of progress for minorities and women. +But it did reinforce the feeling that the economy isn't about to slump into a recession, analysts said. +Documents show the three-term Democrat, facing re-election in 1994, assisted Keating in his bid to have Gray removed from the examination of Lincoln. +The plane will remain at Norwood until Pan Am and the FAA have a chance to go over it, he said. +There is one plus, though. +The fleet commander, Adm. +"Between Christmas and New Year's, you might cut back to what you think is the bare minimum," says Thomas Barman, senior vice president of foreign exchange at Credit Suisse's New York branch. +Aboard the rocket was a communications satellite for the British military and a satellite for television and radio broadcasts to Europe. +The federal government will push harder to revive atomic power. Tax dollars may be used to develop a nuclear reactor with added safety features, but public opposition to the atom is likely to persist. +In Washington, the State Department disclosed Monday that Secretary of State James A. Baker III met with him in September at the U.N. General Assembly in New York. +California's press shield law, which forbids holding reporters in contempt for withholding confidential sources or unpublished material, provides ironclad protection in civil cases, the court said in a unanimous decision. +The dock contains five blocks of five-story, red-brick and cast-iron warehouses surrounding a 7-acre "courtyard" of water. +Their failure to share information is more than a bureaucratic tangle. +It hopes to treble its volume of communications business through its association with France Telecom. +At the end of the two years, he says, an undiversified portfolio that held just one or the other investment would have a cumulative return of zero. +Democratic Assemblyman Norman Waters began a vigil Friday in the Assembly chambers. +For starters, be aware of what these performance numbers really represent. +Six men survived 40 hours in the Pacific Ocean by fashioning a makeshift raft out of buoys and nets from their sunken fishing boat, the Coast Guard said. +Japan's robust economy has yet to show signs of inflation. +KEITH HARING ESTATE settled a lawsuit against Playboy. +Some funds are allowed to take bull and bear positions in a range of financial instruments, and even in agricultural commodities, where there is a perceived opportunity for profit. +Meanwhile, Mr. Walsh's staff is evaluating how it will gather information it needs from President Reagan. +His home number is unlisted. +One juvenile was in custody and warrants were issued for a second juvenile and Darryl Wilson, 22, of Denver, she said. +The Army, by comparison, would have half of its top 14 acquisition programs terminated next year and its budget slashed nearly 15% by the fall of 1994. +His first financial success came was the Servitron Robot, a vinyl, 4-feet-tall, remote-control toy that serves drinks at parties. +He said the investigation would be turned over to the Will County state's attorney's office. +Last month was the city's coldest and snowiest December on record, pushing Syracuse's snowfall for the decade to 1,075 inches, according to meteorologist Peter Jung. +If they can do what they did in this court, nobody is safe in the courts." Bradley was arrested March 4 while leaving a grocery store. Security guards testified during his trial that they saw Bradley eating several handfuls of grapes while shopping. +The Richmond, Va., company filed a report with the Securities and Exchange Commission last Friday about the court's reversal, and said it was "evaluating its options. +Saudi Arabia's readiness to compromise and the involvement of several Gulf heads of state underlined how seriously Opec takes the threat to its position. +Polish living standards dropped sharply in the early 1980s and still have not climbed back to the level of a decade ago. +This can hold up shipped cargo, and given the long and complicated Mexican custom procedures, add significantly to costs. +The new company's chairman would be Craig Wiggins, currently chairman of Foote Cone's European operations, and its vice chairman would be Gerard Pedraglio, a top Publicis executive. +The Soviets still operate about 100 such subs. +Frank Joseph Smithart, 19, apologized for the vandalism and pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree criminal mischief for defacing the entrances to the two buildings. +However, the gains are so slight that average yields for most maturities are still below the levels of two weeks ago. +How well would an economy already struggling with tight credit conditions and weak consumer spending bear the added burden of a tax increase? +But the most controversial section of the legislation was the plan to overhaul the law that blocks new products with any element of futurity from trading on a securities exchange. +Lantos, 62, a member of the House since 1981, terminated an interview last October and requested that further questions be submitted in writing, the newspaper said. +If flight attendants do strike, the airline said it will keep flying, using about 2,000 managers trained as flight attendants were and 200 newly hired replacements. +On average, the London motorist can expect to pick up only one parking ticket for every 50 infringements. +'And you also wonder whether there really are that many opportunities out there in the first place.' THERE is no better measure of Saudi Arabia's business buoyancy than its stock market. +Wold calls itself the nation's biggest distributor of syndicated television programming to independent TV stations and transmits news for Japanese companies. +Jaruzelski's vote to lift the ban on Solidarity concluded his dramatic change of course in the past eight years. +Ceremonies took place at the Decorative Arts Museum, which is honoring the whimsical dog with a retrospective featuring Snoopy memorabilia. +Private investment funds will be created to manage and invest the vouchers on behalf of the public. +But they could overcome an impasse that has thwarted peace efforts since a shaky first truce collapsed last summer. +The two-story frame farm house and the surrounding 25 acres in suburban Mount Pleasant had been slated for part of a residential development, but a citizens group known as Friends of Historic Snee Farm took title to the property over the weekend. +Battle lines are drawn again, however, with two Cuban-Americans already in the race on the Republican side, state Sen. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and millionaire banana importer Carlos Perez, a prominent supporter of former President Reagan and Lt. +UK universities are internationally renowned for the quality of education they give the top 30 per cent of academic achievers. +Only one committee member, Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, voted against Dunne's confirmation. +Ahmed Shah, a guerrilla designated by the rebel alliance to head an all-rebel interim government, stood in the 95-degree heat and told the crowd his administration would soon move into Afghanistan. He gave no deadline. +The coroner's office ruled after an autopsy was performed on the woman's headless body, basing its findings on the opinions of toxicologists and a pathologist contracted by Riverside County, Cupido said. +Ms. Rossi said someone had called the airline's London office and said a bomb was on board the aircraft. +"You can always pick some number and say, `Is this enough, or is this too little?"' he said. +Makoto Utsumi, vice minister for international affairs, said the ministry didn't in any way suggest to Japanese banks that they stay out of the UAL Corp. leveraged buy-out. +As the dollar surged to an eight-month high in Tokyo, the Bank of Japan said it will take appropriate action with other industrialized nations if necessary to curb its strength. +Mossinghoff acknowledged that "a subliminal purpose (for the press conference) is to let elder Americans know that it is important for the FDA to have adequate funding" to review these new drugs. +"We need to keep on promoting socialism." Mr. Cronin, a mild-mannered white poet, burrowed into the SACP underground during his university days. +The company's stock tumbled this summer when the company reported lower-than-expected earnings. +For these causes the people of Great Britain, the United States and other Allied nations have for 44 years made enormous sacrifices to keep our alliance strong and our military ready. +Some people believe that if the economy really falls apart, the party might reach out to a New Deal/Great Society candidate. +BAA, the operator of Britain's seven biggest airports, is offering 455 pence ($8.13) a share for the 80.2% of Lynton it didn't own before making its bid May 16, valuing the target company at #220 million ($393 million). +The nation's high on Monday was 88 degrees at El Cajon, Calif. +"Consumers definitely don't want any fruit from Chile and we don't offer any fruit from Chile. +Many residents believe the problem in Sindh is beyond the government's control. +Sales in the quarter rose 49%, to 4.70 billion marks ($2.72 billion) from 3.15 billion marks. +It takes a while for managers to become comfortable in using them," says Edward S. Story, a vice president at Plexus Group in Santa Monica, Calif., which is marketing Instinet's Crossing Network. +Kodak's earnings for all of 1989 declined 62 percent to $529 million, or $1.63 per share, compared with $1.40 billion, or $4.31 per share, in 1988. +A healthy economy is the Republicans' "hole card," he says. +The local economy is diversifying, tourism and trade are up and the jobless rate was a relatively low 4.1 percent as of August. +The signing brings Dallas-based EDS to its goal of having 75% of the work it does for GM governed by long-term fixed-price agreements. +But AT&T now is under a regulatory scheme that controls its prices within a prescribed range of "caps" tied to the rate of inflation, not its profits. +Mr. Cook said that he wasn't concerned about a possible takeover of the company. +The Brady plan is causing the accounting value of loans to debt-troubled countries to "catch up with the economic value," Moody's says. +Adolph Coors Co. announced Monday it will introduce a five-gallon disposable container of beer called "Party Ball" later this month. +The 1991 request for the space station represents a 36 percent, or $699 million, increase over the 1990 amount. +The most recent estimates indicate soy ink will cost about one-third more than conventional low-rub ink, but as the demand for it increases, the price could decrease. +London could win but it requires a level of unity and co-operation which has not been seen in recent years." 'My sentiments entirely,' said the sports minister. +Simpson, an economist who has spent ten years in the packaging industry, will be responsible for the collective performance of the group's Newcastle and Thatcham factories. +Of course, calling this Iowa Republican a '60s child is strictly literal. +USDA said sales of sorghum totaled 347,100 tons, the most in the current marketing year. +Eleven of the Channelview victims, including Davis, were employees of Austin Industries. +But the liberalization of the local market will proceed gradually to allow local firms time to adjust to foreign competition, said Lu Dauny Yen, vice chairman of Taiwan's Securities and Exchange Commission. +But Ford says it won't invite reporters to watch the top officials get their checks. +"You have a cyclical industry that is clearly at or near its low," Mr. Long says. +Losing ticket: Republicans Barry Goldwater for president and William Miller for vice president. +Woolworth went up 3/4 to 62 1/4. +"We want you to communicate our concerns to the British government and we request that you advise us of the steps being undertaken by the U.S. government to adress the profound policy implications raised by this egregious deal," the letter said. +Domestic coal production so far this year is 119.8 million tons, 8.1 percent ahead of last year's production at this time. +Only four years ago it sold half its milk operations to Dairy Crest. +In the Napoli pas, and then in a fragment from Le Papillon, he showed a phenomenal facility - a circuit of the stage interspersing racing leaps with tight, clear pirouettes was astonishing. +For the past five years, specialty stores' sales growth has outpaced that of department stores by about 22%, eliciting an almost religious ardor on Wall Street. +Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will visit China on Feb. 11-14 on her first official trip abroad, the foreign ministry announced Sunday. +"With oil prices supposed to fall, I was looking for new highs in just about every airline stock," Ms. Bockstern said. +Finally, $200 million of preferred stock will be issued to a KKR partnership in exchange for retiring $200 million of an about $600 million bridge loan that KKR has outstanding to RJR. +"It was a non-event, unlike the rest of the market. +Rushdie dropped out of sight soon after Khomeini announced the death sentence on Tuesday on him and Viking, his publishers in Britain and the United States. +Before seeing Fahd, Voronstov met with Moslem Afghan guerrillas, under Saudi sponsorship, in the Taif Mountain resort. +General Motors Corp. will cut about 3,200 production jobs at three plants in February and March because of slow auto sales, the nation's biggest automaker said in another indication of the industry's severe slump. +It is controlled by the National Liberation Front. +When asked how today's scholars might approach an altered version, Mr. Greetham described a form of advanced literary analysis known as Reception Theory, in which "authorial intention has no particular precedence. +The Post has two classes of stock, one controlled by the Graham family and the other traded publicly. +The space institute's 1,500 researchers chose by popular vote its new director, Albert Galeev, 48, also a physicist who was a student of Sagdeev at Novosibirsk University. +Viardo won the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in Fort Worth, Texas, in 1973, and gave concerts in the United States in 1974 and 1975. +About 180 miles north, about 200 people were evacuated from Coahoma County homes as a flood swept through their neighborhoods. +Large companies continued to cut staff, while small companies were increasing the size of their workforce. However, employment expectations for the second quarter are improving. +If he were brilliant, he probably would not be a family doctor in the first place. +Two Arabs in Gaza City were stabbed and beaten by Palestinian activists on suspicion of cooperating with Israeli authorities. +At Drexel he courted RJR Nabisco President F. Ross Johnson, whobegan the bidding war for the food and tobacco giant. +Guerrillas armed with assault rifles killed a West German priest when he tried to rescue another missionary who was being attacked with a hatchet, a church spokesman said Wednesday. +RETAIL U.S. CAR AND LIGHT TRUCK SALES-a 1991 1990 x-% Jun 11-20 Jun 11-20 Chg. +The free agents averaged just a 5% salary increase. +But a fall in world oil prices since 1981, combined with debt payments, has depleted monetary reserves. +The KIO has earlier changed and stopped the flow of funds to Spanish assets. A spokesman for Grupo Torras, the KIO's holding company in Spain, said yesterday: 'We cannot make Prima viable in the present environment'. +The successor is Lewis W. Coleman, 46, a rapidly ascending alumnus of Wells Fargo, BankAmerica's San Francisco rival. +This is where McIlveen also makes sure of legality, environmental considerations and the lender's potential liabilities. 'We like lending to things that are already under way,' he says. +Five minutes later Dunga and Romario combined to set Bebeto through but his shot was blocked. The closest Italian squeak came after 24 minutes when Branco practised his speciality - the bent free-kick - from 25 yards out. +In response to the NRC's suspension of its review of Peach Bottom, Philadelphia Electric will submit a management reorganization plan to the agency by early December, the spokesman said. +The dispatch did not say when the incident occurred. +The ban interferes with the gathering and reporting of truthful and significant information about the political process on election day, the network argued in federal court papers. +Some roughly similar constitutional issues arose, however, in cases in 1976 and 1984 involving challenges by landlords to rent control measures in Berkeley. +In sum, the law might have shot itself in the foot, but it deserves to be shot in the head, along with Mr. Carson's proposal. +At a local gasoline station visited monthly by a part-time Labor Deprtment worker, the manager is nonchalant about his role in compiling one of the government's most important economic indicators. +At that time, government used its muscle to solve the problem; but in the current era of democracy, it can't. +'Instead, they are doing a great deal of research, looking for tactical offers and promotions which may be available.' But trading down by executives is not all gloom for the travel industry. +In 1979, the Washington and Moscow signed SALT II setting limits on long-range nuclear weapons. +Her pitch was always accurate. +He considered Marilyn Monroe and John Wayne before settling on Sinatra. +Pepsi in April withdrew its TV commercial featuring Madonna, saying consumers were confusing the music video with its ad, which contained no religious imagery. +Brokers only expect the market to worsen, as One Peachtree Center and two other large towers add 3.6 million square feet, or 31% more space, to the market by 1993. +Cray cited competitive and economic conditions for delays in obtaining contracts for systems to be installed this year. +If more U.S. companies do get back into D-rams, say critics of the consortium idea, Japanese companies will just bring their advantages to bear on other chip products and markets, making a more wide-ranging industrial policy necessary. +IBM says it has sold about 100,000 "Mammals" disks, at $99 to schools and libraries and $149 for consumers. +The ability of Tory managers to anaesthetise those who show the slightest sign of revolt is well-known. +They also said they preferred diplomatic, rather than military, efforts to resolve the crisis. +It faces the immense challenge of pulling Algeria out of a crisis brought on by the plummeting price of oil, which represents 97 percent of the country's export earnings. +He declined to predict when Digital would produce a workstation based on that product. +Seven of the Georgia charges against Brown stem from his arrest last Sept. 24 by the Richmond County Sheriff's Department. +Nor has the flow of rights issues upset share prices to date. However, most strategists agree that share prices will remain vulnerable until there is further indication that the UK economy is securely on the recovery trail. +The association took other anti-smoking steps, including a call for statutory prohibitions against billboard advertising for tobacco products. +Nearly every other developed country has given up on the market as a means of dispensing health care. +As previously reported, the tender offer is slated to expire June 2 at midnight EDT. +After Gdansk, he retired to the ambassadorship in Brussels. +For that reason, Jesse Jackson wasn't a comfortable choice for them. +Officials said they also are planning deeper than expected cuts in government spending next year, in an effort to curtail the expected inflationary effects of higher oil prices. +Representative offices have not been allowed in the past to carry out full banking business. +"If true it would be troubling," he said. "It would violate the spirit of the House. +International Business Machines Corp. was awarded a $24.8 million Air Force contract for satellite support. +This budget achieves that goal and complies with the spending limits set by the economic summit. +She said many people who know the two and their families were concerned about their well-being and think they are being dragged through the mud. +In animal tests, the liposome vaccine produced "significantly" more antibodies than did a vaccine alone, says Philip Livingston, a Sloan-Kettering researcher. +Mr. Blanc later created nearly all the famous voices in the Looney Tunes universe, basing each on the physical characteristics and personality of the creature presented to him on story boards. +"If they're playing baseball here, I'm watching. The Cubs could swap their whole team for minor leaguers and I'd still come out," said he. +The first two tales unfold from the point of view of small boys learning the oldest lesson in the book, that humans pay a price when their desire or greed interrupts nature's course. +Why not simply start the women's groups and skip the loans and entrepreneurship? +Moore, a Republican who was governor from 1969 to 1977 and again from 1985 to 1989, is the second West Virginia governor to serve a prison term. +In the British case, targeting the south of England, it worked, but the US is a much bigger place. A common thread of the US electoral comparisons is the insider-outsider contrast. +Chrysler guarantees that if it boosts the rebates before Sept. 30, the automaker will make up the difference to those that bought the vehicles during the current incentive period. +They foster hostile takeovers and an over-reliance on profitability as a yardstick of success. The chapter on Britain offers a rich and complex explanation of why its industry is in decline. +Rostenkowski, in a statement on the new report, said the reduction in tax burdens for the wealthy was "staggering." The CBO conclusion is essentially the same as that in a study by Citizens for Tax Justice that was made public Thursday. +The editors of Glasnost hope to continue publishing, but they are having trouble getting needed equipment and offices. +In the first two months of this year alone, Ms. Moore arranged $1.3 billion of credit for three big companies that entered Chapter 11 proceedings. +When he finishes his secondary education, Vicente will receive the principal in the fund, which could be put toward college or starting a business. +Philippine Sen. Aquilino Pimentel said the travel advisory was meant to show that the Philippines has falled into "anarchy and chaos" to justify moving the talks outside the country. +Later attempts by two helicopters to reach the glacier were also unsuccessful, Ehret said. +Ships unload their cargo into the pipeline for transport to an inland oil refinery. +But Ginnie Maes and other mortgage-backed securities were unchanged to slightly higher, bolstered by demand associated with two large new offerings of Remics, or real estate mortgage investment conduits. +He wasn't going to reason with anyone. +We'll look forward to a visit." Edited highlights of the program were broadcast later Monday on the BBC's English-language World Services. +So despite his book's subtitle, he does not restrict himself to the immediate postwar period because the Cold War's origins lie further back, most particularly, in the doctrines and personalities of the Bolshevik state. +One measure closely watched by analysts as a barometer of the economy's strength, new orders for nondefense capital goods, rose 1.3% to $30.15 billion in October after climbing 0.7% the month before. +This is an understandable pairing. +By official count, about 200 people were killed and more than 1,700 others injured. +Congress defied the political odds to pass a fundamental tax-overhaul bill. +The Rhode Island Democrat received only a single $5,000 contribution in the first half of this year despite the threat of a strong Republican opponent for the first time in nearly two decades. +Colombia and Malaysia will be Nos. 10 and 11. +The Democratic governor said he met privately Wednesday with Texas oilman Robert Mosbacher, a longtime Bush associate selected by the Republican president-elect to be commerce secretary in his administration. +"Maybe some of us were a little arrogant at times," conceded one Chase investment banker. +The state Health Department said Sunday it is paying several AIDS-infected prostitutes not to have sex. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading, High Voltage closed at $17.625, down 37.5 cents. +It allows abortions if a woman's doctor deems a patient is in "a state of distress." Opponents say this in fact makes abortion available on demand. +Environmentalists are trying to discourage the bank and other international lending institutions from putting money into Third World development projects considered harmful to the environment or native peoples. +The 66-year-old, auburn-haired "Red Barron" was narrowly defeated in the Democratic primary on Tuesday. +Rogers began his career in the 1960s performing as a back-up guitarist and later toured as a folk singer. "Through the early and mid '70s, I kept expanding the introductions to my songs," he said. +Consumer and business confidence have sunk over the summer as growth has dwindled. +Gore would take 56 of his party's delegates with 14 for Jackson. +That will require a shake-up of the government. +Others resigned themselves to staying. +Another 2,000 guardsmen are in some stage of preparedness. +Micek said officers examined the records of a number of fires and noticed that Marts had been at the scene of several. "It just clicked," Micek said. +Ultimately, Miss Aggeles said she aspires to a career on Broadway and in film. +Mr. Miercort, 47 years old, succeeds Robert E. Murray, 48, who was dismissed. +The government first acknowledged the Hanford problems publicly in 1986, although much information about radiation releases there is still classified as secret. +Engines for either the 747 or the MD-11 are available from GE, Pratt & Whitney and Rolls-Royce PLC, a London-based maker of aircraft engines. +Peretz says Israel should tighten its Law of Return, which affords automatic citizenship to all Jewish immigrants. +Meanwhile, as Barnett awaited the SEC's green-light on the offering, its shares slid several points to below what it considered an acceptable offering price. +Here I was, I had just done `The Cosby Show.' +Unlike the standard 110-volt bulb, these could be run off a car or truck battery. +MCI currently offers basic long-distance and telex services. +A definitive contract between Faberge's owner, Riklis Family Corp., and Unilever United States Inc., the holding company for Unilever's American operations, has been signed and the transaction is expected to be completed within 30 days. +We would like to do more, but it would be wrong to rely on government funding alone. The industry, which stands to reap the direct financial benefits, must also play an active role. +The pesticide, in wide agricultural use in the 1950s and 1960s, built up in the food chain killing many wild birds. Environmentalists hailed the recovery as a triumph for the 1973 Endangered Species Act, now before Congress for re-authorisation. +"At least, it gave the market a psychological boost," said one equity trader. +The situation was being watched "on through the night" by staff at both the State Department and National Security Council, said Fitzwater. +After some discussion, he said, Mr. Casey suggested Secretary of State George Shultz could approach a third country for the money. +It is understood Mr de Klerk opposes the idea of a deputy presidency, insisting on a more equal relationship between the leader of the majority party and others within the coalition. +She said only two of about 150 candidates supported by the ultra-right nationalist group Pamyat survived the first round. +"We bought the team to get good tickets, not make more money." +"What I've been told is the campaign will see what it looks like tonight and the senator will talk to his advisers to see what direction the campaign will take," Mulligan said. +Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, head of the center-left Labor Party, demanded Monday that the PLO present a clear-cut position. +Pravda described the accident scene as being one of "brief panic," but said medical workers from Moscow and nearby Gorky were immediately notified and asked for help. +Still, the polls contained chiefly good news for Dukakis as he looks ahead to November. +The winner should be announced by late October. +"There is now an immense hole in amateur surfing on the West Coast because he was really the crankshaft of organized surfing on the West Coast," said Surfer magazine publisher Steve Pezman. "The sport will miss him. +It's possible, but there is no reason to expect such an outcome. +"They're a big trap," says Laura Freid, publisher and editor-in-chief of Bostonian magazine. +"Our relationship is terminated," Mr. Ryan said in a telephone interview. +Foster Wheeler Power is a designer, builder and operator of waste-to-energy and cogeneration plants. +Relations between the two countries have sunk to their lowest point in years. +They have their political problems, too. +Pilots managed to maneuver the plane down into the Sioux City airport by using thrust from the two remaining engines. +A spokesman for Affiliated said that Mason Hawkins, who heads the investment firm, "has in the past been supportive of management" and that he didn't know why Southeastern had changed its stance. +The Royal Shakespeare Co. in Stratford, for example, offers balcony seats for as little as $7.50 _ a move that financial controller Wilkinson said balanced out the "superseat" prices. +Before considering the desirability or feasibility of a World EMS, let us briefly review the essence of the EMS and its achievements. +Mazursky highlights the comedy with real-life cameo appearances. Sammy Davis Jr. sings for the carnival, Ike Pappas plays a television reporter. +Upwardly mobile individuals in LDCs behave in ways not unlike middle-class consumers everywhere. +Prominent opposition activists are frequently expelled to West Germany. +Census workers will wear special vests so they can be identified and receive safety training and travel in groups, she explained. But they will not be accompanied by police. +Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev acknowledged again on Tuesday that the two Germanys had a right to unify. +The picturesque moments, including the Butterfly Dance, the Chair Dance, and the Canaries, are drawn with skill and delight. +While many people, including Mr. Gorbachev and President Yeltsin, have been interviewed by the investigators, charges were lodged only against those who actually planned the coup and not those who supported it politically, Mr. Stepankov said. +But Loc, who grew up in a two-story house on the affluent west side of Los Angeles and went to University High School and Santa Monica College, had to travel by bus to the city's tough south side to get his reputation. +She was 12 feet down the pipe, said Sharon Pittman, mother of four of the boys. +Separately, a three-judge federal appeals panel temporarily blocked another independent counsel from asking a grand jury to indict former White House aide Michael Deaver on perjury charges. +The Fed's latest actions involve requests from Citicorp, the nation's largest banking concern; Chase Manhattan Corp. and Bankers Trust New York Corp. +In Indonesia, Mrs. Quayle will travel from the capital to learn about coping with volcanic eruptions, and in Singapore, she'll find out about cleaning up oil spills. +Completion of the transaction is expected within 30 days, Danaher said. +The United States and France, Haiti's two main donors, helped bring about Avril's ouster and have said financial aid will be restored under a democratic government. +Wells Rich's entry into the international arena, however, comes as Mrs. Lawrence is pulling herself further out of the day-to-day operations of the agency. +In March, EPLF guerrillas broke through a 10-year-old front south of their headquarters in Nacfa and overran the government-held town of Afabet, capturing three Soviet military advisers in the process. +Zevulun Hammer of the National Religious Party, religious affairs minister, said earlier Monday he was trying to find common ground. +Rounding out the top 10 were Detroit, Boston, Dallas, Washington and Houston. +He was repeatedly thwarted by the president, governors and some ministers. +Hundreds of students hurling firebombs and rocks fought riot police in Seoul and two other cities today to protest the arrest of a fugitive radical student leader. +But even though the worst has passed, the airline's reputation for shoddy service continues to haunt it, and many service problems remain intractable. +The building apparently was owned by a company in which Coe has part interest, Moncier said. +But six months after German unity, most experts agree that many of the east's factories are in much worse shape than anyone imagined they would be. +Moreover, many investors simply don't realize they hold junk-bond funds. +The Justice Department, meanwhile, asked authorities in Switzerland, France, Luxembourg and Britain to freeze bank accounts in which Noriega is believed to have stashed millions of dollars in illegal drug profits. +Meese is expected to testify at the trial at federal court in Manhattan. +He refused to talk about partisan politics because of the sensitivity of his position. +The driver ran into a police station to escape the crowd that pursued him, but enraged citizens stormed the station, dragged him out and beat him unconscious, the state radio reported. +As performed by the Ailey dancers, it looks even less appealing, since they do not offer the classic securities with which such ABT artists as Natalya Makarova and Erik Bruhn redeemed choreographic blatancies. +Light rain fell along the New England coastline early today and a wave of severe thunderstorms lashed the Midwest. +There has been much speculation recently that the next step in the Wall Street investigations will be to move beyond insider trading to broader questions such as market manipulation and tax evasion. +None of the discovered planets could actually be seen by the astronomers because they are blotted out by the brightness of the stars. +Armenian deputy Lyudmilla Arytyunyan told reporters all 14 Armenians present voted against it. +But we decided the opposite, to open more to political competition and to advances in democracy. +That was in 1985. +Mattea is the reigning singer. +The town may be dying, and though the mall out by the interstate and the Wal-Mart at the edge of town may be providing a commercial alternative to the town, they still haven't replaced the commerce and cohesion of town life. +Dow Jones industrials 2983.68, up 7.16; transportation 1217.12, up 10.66; utilities 211.82, up 0.82. +The male stars get to dress up like sheiks, ride camels and tell jokes that play off their real-life personas. +ICN shares fell 62.5 cents Friday to close at $6.50 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +The Blue Arrow affair "undoubtedly has cast a shadow" over County NatWest, said Lord Alexander, who appeared frazzled after a week of crisis. +"The signals are so mixed that no one is taking a firm view one way or another," he said. +He was my one connection to the community. Otherwise, we were outcasts," Wiener said. +Britain today pledged to contribute to a U.S.-organized fund to share costs of the Persian Gulf operation against Iraq, and Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady called the European portion of his fund-raising tour a success. +Competitiveness is based on the effectiveness of the innovation process as a whole. +Though the Chevrolet Corvette has had a plastic body for years, the Lumina, Trans Sport and Silhouette still represent a big gamble for GM. +The charges amount to "a house of cards delicately balanced on a series of unprecedented reinterpretations of House rules," they argued. +It's got a large and unwieldy cast, with a confusing setup of part-time hosts (Mr. Garagiola, for example, is just on Tuesdays to Thursdays) and none of them are what the show really needs. +He has been transferring money in his general portfolio from south-east Asia to Latin America for the past four months. +Another reason bond and stock traders should watch commodity prices is because the Federal Reserve does, says Mr. Murphy. +But so far, he declares, there's little evidence the "new urgency" is trickling down to the managers who actually do hiring. +The expense and logistics of distributing the water - bottled water must be purchased - has prompted the military to begin using water taken from oasis wells and processed from the sea. +Two other Americans arrived from Iraq on Wednesday. +"There's enormous potential out there for every city in the country," says Mayor Joseph Petruzzi of Bellmawr, N.J., which is fighting two such suits. +After walking from his wheelchair to a row of microphones 15 feet away, Brady, known to his friends as "Bear," pronounced himself ready for work. +Shortly after the deposit was made, the businessman transferred the money out of Credit Suisse and invested it in a certificate of deposit at a second Swiss bank, where it has accumulated an estimated $253,000 in interest, Mr. Belnick said. +"In the long run, the situation we have now isn't good for anyone _ even the members of the iron triangle," Reagan said. "Fundamentally, the American people know what's up, and they don't like it. +Maeda did not attend Monday's meeting. +AIM quoted the missionaries as saying all the deaths occurred in Memba, 240 miles south of the border with Tanzania. +Nigeria is a major exporter of oil to this country. +Former Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega paid his first visit to the United States since his election defeat last February and admitted he made many mistakes while in power. +Since that time, the federal government has faced increasing public pressure from East Malaysians to make something of the island. +The transaction was "renegotiated" after Park Plaza conducted a physical inspection and analysis of all the properties, the spokesman said. +"Keep your eye on the state finances," says John Marino, New York's Democratic chairman and a close Cuomo adviser. +PETA says it doesn't advocate violence but wouldn't be surprised if more incidents occur. +No single party garnered more than 13% of the vote. +Its stock, which went public at $21 a share in late April, closed yesterday at $24.125, off 25 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +Popov, a judge who is a member of neither leading faction, was chosen to lead a new government after strikes and protests forced Socialist Premier Andrei Lukanov and his government of former Communists to quit late last month. +Mr. Eastwood said that the company hasn't decided what it will charge and that California utility regulators must approve the fees. +Can the company turn the failures round while insulating the successes from recession? +Former RCA employee Leonard Kampf and current RCA employee Ronald Stevens each pleaded guilty to one felony count and face sentencing April 6. +Ward Bushee became executive editor of the Reno Gazette-Journal on July 16, replacing Charlie Waters, who resigned. +This domestic morass also has become linked to the beginnings of a foreign-policy problem. +The lumbering Japan Air Lines 747 drones over bustling Grant County Mall on its landing approach, the most dramatic sign that this remote little town has survived and prospered since Larson Air Force Base closed in 1966. +Mahallati's letter said "Iraqi forces ambushed our patrols" near Baneh, in the central sector of the front, 20 miles from the border with Iraq and about 310 miles west of Tehran. +A ConAgra spokesman said the final agreement probably will include a provision for purchase of the entire Swift operation within four years. +Out of total production till March of 44.12m kg south India contributed 29.85m kg, which was 10m kg lower than the crop in the first quarter of 1991. +Ms. Culver was in stable condition suffering from exhaustion, exposure and sunburn but was sleeping and doing well, Wannamaker said. +Volume was light in contrast to the previous week's activity in which about 1 billion shares traded hands in the busiest week in more than a year. +But in any deal Noriega works out, he would likely demand a promise that he not be extradited to the United States. +Up to 400 guerrillas participated in the pre-dawn attack on the civil defense post in Zaragoza, 10 miles south of San Salvador, an army sergeant said. +The Reagan administration's latest stated estimate of the budget deficit for all of the current fiscal year is $146.74 billion, but many private analysts predict a gap in the $160 billion to $175 billion range. +A huge turnout among the 7.4 million registered voters slowed balloting at many polling places and could delay definitive tallies, authorities said. +Under the measure, the arrest authority for Border Patrol agents has been expanded from immigration law violations to other crimes, including suspected drug activity. +It said the Kay stores, mostly on the East and West Coasts and in Texas, would fit in well with Sterling Inc., a U.S. jewelry retailer that Ratners acquired in 1987 for $203 million. +"Some people like to talk about this, others don't," she replied. +A leading Republican senator accused fellow GOP lawmakers and conservatives Tuesday of "downright deliberate deceit" in attacks on a major child care package and said the Republican alternative paled in comparison. +The Panamanian Defense Forces in turn condemned the blockade, during which Panamanian troops trained anti-aircraft weapons on U.S. helicopters circling overhead. +The Kremlin chief, who was responsible for agriculture before becoming party general secretary, frequently has consulted with Razumovsky on farm policy. +The commission didn't indicate whether it would seek to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court of Canada. +It wasn't known who, if anyone, the guns were leveled upon. +More spending on health and education would be likely. +The drugstore chain reacted cautiously, saying the plan would further swell its huge debt, which forced the company into Chapter 11 protection last year. +But the foreign and domestic challenges facing the United States remain as great as ever. +Pax World Fund avoids the top 100 defense contractors but accepts companies that do business in South Africa. +Two trailer parks were evacuated, Iberville Parish officials said. +The dollar closed at 150.30 yen, down 1.38 yen from Tuesday's 151.68-yen finish. +Mr. Bush said yesterday he will talk about health care next Tuesday, but details aren't expected until a Feb. 6 speech, officials said. +About 4,200 people in 10 cities were injured in Thursday's storm, which caused an estimated $40 million in damage in the hardest-hit city of Luzhou. +"If I had a bad heart, it would have given me a heart attack," Mrs. Davis said. +For many institutions, it's a drain on their resources and a distraction from their main business.' Fixed-price contracts generally profit both parties. +She is Gail Palmer-Slater, 35, of Port Huron, Mich., a business entrepreneur and former porn film producer who had written Thompson several weeks earlier saying she wanted to meet him. +But the selling in that prominent stock did not spread to other blue-chip and technology issues. +Certainly someone needs to wake up, but it isn't the voters. +Yesterday, Standard & Poor's Corp. lowered ratings on Federal Express's $200 million of commercial paper to A-3 from A-2, citing "near-term liquidity pressure" from the restructuring. +But a craftsman such as Ransom spends several days, sometimes weeks, on a single instrument. +While there appeared to be no damage to electrical or electronic systems, "we won't know for sure until we power up the vehicle," Utsman said. +Mr. Necci replies that after a capital increase and the share offering, the company's debt should equal equity. +The testing is the result of an executive order by President Reagan two years ago directing the government to produce a drug-free workplace. +Saunders obtained the information from former Navy procurement official George G. Stone, who pleaded guilty to participating in the scheme, and passed it along to defense consultant Thomas E. Muldoon. +And our bill would make Congress come clean with the American taxpayer as to the real cost of punitive trade legislation. +None was among the 81,000 people who saw the exhibit. +Disney, 45, also served as Sunday editor at the Daily News before becoming editor-in-chief of Self and US magazines. +"Windows cannot be opened without a screen to keep flies and bacteria from coming in freely," Vice Education Minister He Dongchang said in a recent interview. +Manuel Sanchez, director of the Center for Economic Research and Analysis, a private think tank, said in an interview that short-term anxiety will ease if investors see that the government is negotiating a solid, long-term agreement on the debt. +There also were reports of a government plan to introduce subsidies to encourage Japanese to buy imported cars. +Mayor David Dinkins condemned "eye for an eye" violence after a gang of blacks attacked three Vietnamese they mistook for Koreans, fracturing one man's skull blocks from a black boycott of two Korean stores. +Then bang, back down to depression. +Showers and thunderstorms fell Saturday across the eastern United States after violent storms that included tornadoes in four states. +The massive complex was completed 1,000 days later, standing in the heart of historic Berlin, its block-like dimensions and huge Communist insignia - a hammer and drafting compass - an eyesore to many. +He was held 19 days in 1971 and another 583. +Although the truce effectively collapsed one week later, with both sides swapping accusations of military attacks, government and rebel representatives continued to hold sporadic peace talks in Zaire until last week. +Soldiers later were seen breaking into houses and ordering residents to clear rocks from the streets. +The new test is based on a portion of the protein that makes up the outer jacket of the AIDS virus. +A successful override later this year in the Democratic-controlled Assembly would clear the way for the electric chair to be put back into use in the nation's second largest state. California already has the death penalty. +The Los Angeles Times, also citing an anonymous source, reported that the Philippine government asked that American planes bomb rebel-held air bases, fuel dumps and a seaborne freighter. +Robert D. Bodily, 33, was held today without bail at the San Bernardino County Jail for investigation of attempted murder of police Sgt. Ron Schwenka, said police Sgt. Dan Hernandez. +But the county of 9,000 people has had trouble keeping young doctors in the area. +Police spokesman Kerri du Rand said officials feared the building could collapse. +He made no comment, other than to point out the White House had issued a statement about Khomeini. +In 1973, the kidnappers of J. Paul Getty III, grandson of the late U.S. oil billionaire, cut off one of his ears and sent it to a Rome newspaper. +In 1789, John Adams was sworn in as the first vice president of the United States. +A geomagnetic storm is sweeping over the Earth and may interfere with satellite, radio and telephone communications, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported Friday. +A few hours later, the government announced that retail prices had risen at just under 3 3/4 per cent in the 12 months to July. Taken separately, these two figures are unremarkable. +The latest victim of the turbulent junk bond market may be the $225 million leveraged buyout of Michaels Stores Inc., analysts said. +In its revised bid Community Psychiatric offered $4.50 a share for HealthVest, plus contingent payments, down from $6 a share. +Previously only fragments of such an animal had been uncovered, the report said. +The rational response to these factors, and to the reversion of Hong Kong to Chinese rule in 1997, would seem to be global expansion. +An upgraded consumer complaint monitoring and tracking system. +In addition to the surging orders, Boeing attributed its earnings rise to lower new-business expense in areas such as research and development, which dropped to $382 million for the first six months, compared with $399 million for the year-ago period. +The National Party, despite gains made by white leftist and rightist forces, expects to retain power in Wednesday's parliamentary voting, but it probably will suffer its biggest losses since coming to power 41 years ago. +William T. Sherman continued his March to the Sea. +The action makes it more likely that high-definition television technology will develop differently in the U.S., Japan and Europe. +Then they recruited what seemed to be every senior-citizens organization in the state to say that a Thornburgh ad touting his record helping older people was riddled with inaccuracies. +Police arrested 22 Jewish youths who were among a crowd of about 100 that moved toward Arab east Jerusalem, police spokesman Uzi Sandori said. +It is just as important that any new DG can stand up to bullying from the likes of Mick Newmarch, the Pru's rumbustious boss, as from the Office of Fair Trading. Hard to imagine who would fit the bill given the ABI's current structure. +It's the key to good and productive lives, they say. +After resisting pressure for months, Audi of America Inc. said it agreed to comply with a government request to recall Audi 5000 series cars to correct possible problems of sudden, unintended acceleration. +But this news also sparked fresh hopes that inflation will remain in check, triggering a rally in Treasury bonds and pushing short-term interest rates down slightly. +Iraq did not offer such a letter, but the secretary-general said both countries told him they would restrain their armed forces. +One ad, no longer used by PCA, talked of $15,000 to $30,000 "with no additional work." Much of the advertising has cooled, partly in response to criticism. +Laboratory tests found the same typewriter was used to address the envelopes and to fill out Ms. Russell's application to the Justice Department in 1983. +By splitting up the population by race and, through a host of other apartheid legislation, assigning nonwhites to lower positions in society, the white minority could continue in power. +We're still taking a very cautious view. Even if tension does ease, we don't think the price of oil will come back much. +The awards will be given during the second annual Grammy Legends Tribute, a two-hour primetime CBS-TV special for broadcast later this year. +The pullout began five days after a Nov. 19 deadline set by Hrawi in his effort to create a militia-free zone in the so-called "Greater Beirut" area. +Senate leader Byrd promises to offer Rep. Gephardt's amendment if nobody else will. +A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry. +President Virgilio Barco revived Colombia's extradition treaty with the United States, where the top cocaine lords are wanted on drug charges. +The process of post-crash reforms began with calls to remake the markets and wound up a year later with a series of rather technical adjustments. +According to the television report, the IRA members were in possession of false identity papers and detonators when they were picked up on July 14. +"There's still a lot to be done between now and April 30," the date Hills could call for retaliatory measures, Torie Clarke, a U.S. Trade Office spokeswoman said Hills told Nakayama. +But P&G officials say they soon will sell in Britain a more biodegradable diaper, one with a plastic backsheet made with cornstarch. +AT&T Chairman Robert E. Allen said administrative costs are rising too rapidly and he wants to emphasize sales growth. +In the first 26 weeks of 1990, nearly five times more cases were diagnosed in Washington than during all of 1989, when 55 measles cases were reported, state health officials said. +He appeals to readers who like their Tchaikovsky in the grand tradition, untainted by deconstruction, Marxism, feminism, or those analysts for whom historical context is irrelevant and the works' autonomous greatness a fiction. +Credit Agricole and Banque Nationale de Paris, both French, come in at No. 8 and No. 9, while Citicorp rounds out the top 10. Overall, 28 of the world's 100 largest banks are Japanese; 13 are American. +But with yesterday's victory by Henlys in the battle of the motor traders - following hot on the heels of Manders' successful defence against fellow paint maker Kalon - the predators' lot is not proving an easy one. +Tickets were on sale here for three Bruce Springsteen concerts later this month. +Thought for today: "How do most people live without any thoughts? +The General Electric Company had a look at the business earlier this year, but was not prepared to pay enough. +But the sideline has its pitfalls. +Under a so-called master contract between Firestone and the URW, concessions at any plant must be approved by the other plants in the master agreement. +The company said it couldn't explain why its stock has fallen further than the rest of the market. +ARD-TV said the East Germans were arriving with "huge hopes." It showed the couple crossing the border in their wedding finery. +Government-sponsored enterprises, or GSEs, are private corporations chartered by the federal government to channel credit to agricultural, housing and student borrowers. +If the base was shut down, says Antonio Navarro, an official at the Socialist-run city hall, "I'd open a Disney World there. +President Reagan earlier had asked federal agencies to cut that time "by at least a third." +The company said it hoped to obtain other financing, including an arrangement of up to $1.25 billion of preferred stock financing by Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp. +American businesses, worried about a recession, plan a barely perceptible 0.4 percent increase in spending to modernize in 1991, the most pessimistic outlook for business investment in five years. +Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation yesterday announced its second investment in Chinese container ports in 10 days. The group is to take a controlling stake in the Yangtze river port of Zhangjiagang. +Home buying activity has remained lackluster since then, say realtors and builders. +An 11 percent decline in domestic demand and a 17 percent drop in the British market also contributed to the lower profits, the report said. +Prosecutors, over Buie's objection, used the running suit as evidence at his trial. +He said he never discussed this legal question "in a formal way" with Mr. Meese, but testified they "conceivably" discussed the matter at "various" points. +They are tough." Miss Marimo's family frets, to no avail. +He said the policy of moving Iraqis from remote villages to larger towns is not limited to Kurdistan. +Mike Hough, director of the Institute for Strategic Studies at University of Pretoria, suggested that some ANC leaders might prefer that Mandela die in jail. +In the past, the president's aloof management style often deflected criticism onto his advisers, but the report strongly suggests that Mr. Reagan's own failings encouraged the excesses of his aides. +Trains are jammed, with people often riding on the roofs. +The sign along Interstate 91, which went up in November, has caused at least 17 people to write letters of complaint to the resort. +David V. Wachs, chairman, was named chief executive of this maker of women's clothing. +A few firefighters can knock down a small blaze that might be impossible to control if left alone, he noted. +The Belzbergs' advances threw Arvin's management into turmoil. +The foot-dragging is not simply an innate conservatism. +Pozsgay shot up in popular esteem last January when he became the first public leader to proclaim that the 1956 revolt was a popular uprising and not a counterrevolution, as it had officially been termed for more than 32 years. +Two utilities wishing to make a trade each would have to send the EPA an electronic notice of the transaction. +"Then they might be entitled to look to us for concrete assistance," Hyde said. +Officially, western German gross national product rose by an inflation-adjusted 3.1% in 1991. +It hopes to have about 4,000 members by the end of the year. +"I think interest rates are going to be a lot lower by year's end," said Frederick W. Zuckerman, vice president and treasurer of Chrysler Corp. +Government party chairman Park Tae-jun told a news conference today that the issue of adopting a parliamentary system would be discussed by a 15-member working committee to be formed Wednesday. +Standard could also staying away from securities and concentrate on safer businesses like trade finance at which it excels. +But there is great skepticism about the measures enacted so far. +As long as there is no loss of amenity and good use is made of existing public transport, developers can make residential developments profitable. +It is the largest such event ever organized in Poland. +"Baseball is a kind of theater: they have a lot in common." Mr. Nederlander is one of five brothers and a sister, most of whom are closely involved with the family business, run primarily from New York and Detroit. +The Nikkei Stock Average closed at 27,767.58 points, down 52.40 points, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Wednesday. +FAA Administrator James B. Bussey said the airline now meets the agency's safety standards. +After a six to nine-month delay in getting its graphics computer ready, CST says that, at last, the system is in production testing. +The first is that the treaty signed in Maastricht did not envisage that Britain would participate in the social chapter. +Federal securities regulators have questioned MAI Basic Four Inc. about possible violations of stock margin requirements in its hostile bid for Prime Computer Inc., MAI Basic confirmed Monday. +Our unemployment benefits show what a caring society we have and mark us out from the poor. +Estimates of the value of the offers have differed widely. +These comments were harvested by the Daily News, which quoted sources as saying that a reception for 200 people was planned at the Helmsley Palace Hotel. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, gold for April delivery rose $1.70 an ounce to $419.70 in moderate trading estimated at three million ounces. +Reductions this year will come through a combination of layoffs and attrition, the company said. +Playwright Terrence McNally was voted the Emmy for writing in a miniseries or special for "Andre's Mother," a drama about AIDS. +A student, David B. Clark, in the University of Minnesota's Tax Law Clinic argued the winning appeal. +The senator had once said she would retire after two terms and her announcement came after prolonged speculation that she would stick to that plan. +"In a way I was relieved. +But after the first year, borrowers will be able to convert the new loans from an ARM to a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage from the 13th month through the 60th month of the loan. +No country in the hemisphere gets more U.S. assistance than El Salvador, which President Reagan has held up as an example of success in Washington's avowed policy of fostering democracy in Latin America. +Roger Natan, a mechanical engineering professor at Ben-Gurion University in Beersheba, has spent 12 years developing the system in which muscles are electrically stimulated by electrodes hooked to a computer. +General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and to a lesser extent Chrysler Corp. have engaged in business in Europe for years. +However, Block's successor, Richard E. Lyng, "could care less" about the news sheet, he added. +Joseph Fernandez, former CIA station chief in Costa Rica. Charged with obstruction and making false statements in connection with his assistance to North's Contra resupply network. +We indeed have a mission of high-level businessmen on their way to the Soviet Union right now. They happen to be in Helsinki. +Nixon, on the second day of a private visit as a guest of the government, was briefed on China's "practice of being kind-hearted toward the students while setting strict demands on them," the official Xinhua News Agency said. +The agreement is expected to add a further Ecu62m to the Ecu20m the EC has spent on nuclear safety in Russia and Ukraine so far under the TACIS programme. +Sir Peter added that the Bank of England, which regulates British banks, wants Standard Chartered to do a rights issue. +With a turnover of just under Pounds 100m a year it is not big enough to insist on improvements from its suppliers. +As a consequence, the blue chips extended a decline which had begun in the closing minutes of the previous session, when investors had sensed the bad news to come. However, the downturn paled when compared with the rout in bonds. +Punk rock music blared from windows of buildings, which were covered with the black-and-red flags of Berlin's anarchist movement and slogans and signs denouncing German unity. +A man purporting to speak for the "joint command" of urban guerrillas of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front called at least one radio station in El Salvador to claim responsibility for the attack. +Mazda has raised the prices on its cars sold in the U.S. nine times since late 1985, when the value of the Japanese yen began climbing against the dollar. +He said the Nicaraguan government chose not to reconsider its decision, and the State Department reciprocated by expelling Vargas and Vigil. +Fair enough, if this means gilts or mortgage bonds. +The case has been turned over to the district attorney's office, Police Chief Bruce Beaty said. +The forensic experts said the blood on her head and on the ground had coagulated. +Environmental Protection Commissioner Leslie Carothers proposed allowing the state to override local zoning and locate solid waste disposal facilities where it wants. +Despite the record highs reached in the stock market, Mr. Murphy said, short sellers "still firmly believe this market is overpriced, by about 500 points" on the Dow Jones Industrial Average. +Sears Chairman Edward A. Brennan said: "We're not terribly nervous about the fourth quarter. +Those disruptions, in turn, could affect the efficiency of the military operations in Saudi Arabia, where most of the Allied forces are based. +They all hop into their cars And drive off for a thrill, Gathering on highways Where, together, they stand still. +Coca-Cola Enterprises "had to do something," said Jesse Meyers, publisher of Beverage Digest, a trade publication. "Dyson and others conceived the idea to build a network of bottlers. +Some women even choose to select the adoptive parents early in the pregnancy and have them accompany her to doctor appointments and act as natural childbirth coaches in the delivery room. +He also accused his old friend and former Parliament speaker Anatoly Lukyanov of betraying him during the attempted coup. +"We're going to put on (the witness stand) the girlfriend, the guy that sold him the gasoline, the two guys he talked to _ the neighbors _ at his house," McCarthy said. +During the primary campaigns, Bush was on the receiving end of more jokes than all his Democratic opponents combined. +But last year, Spanish sparkling wine sales in the U.S. sank 10%, to around 17 million bottles, according to agency data. +At least one British war veteran attending the wreath-laying ceremony thought Philip's visit to Japan was justified. +The Turkish parliament has still to decide whether to extend the allied security umbrella for the Kurds beyond the new year. +The agency reported the strike committee "sharpened discipline" when some of the 130 miners began to leave the occupation strike at the Thorez mine. +Jack Schultz, Altman's president and chief executive, says his stores suspended advertising two weeks ago. +Three securities firms joined the elite ranks of primary dealers in U.S. government securities, but it's equally significant that Yamaichi Securities Co. of Japan didn't make the list. +In an interview with The Associated Press, Ms. Bhutto attributed the recent criticism of her to the government. +Delta spokesman Neil Monroe said he mentioned the Eastern program only reluctantly, because Delta views its program as a systemwide deal designed to beat the competition in many markets. +But the Belzbergs' financial muscle may not be as powerful as many people think. +Development of the winter wheat crop is about two weeks ahead of schedule because of unseasonably warm and wet weather to this point, and is now particularly vulnerable to a cold snap, analysts said. +A mysterious man linked to the Medellin cocaine cartel acknowledged he forged millions of dollars in greenbacks and passed thousands along the U.S.-Mexico border, a top law enforcement official said Tuesday. +'They need people in the UK,' he says. +While many analysts expect further short-term declines, few expect prices to dive to the low teens. +Alan Olson, a Century 21 real-estate agent in nearby Fergus Falls, expects Grant County land prices to stall this fall after rising 20% in the past year. +A Planned Parenthood spokeswoman said the organization is considering whether to appeal. +Davies smiles enigmatically and walks off. Cardiff, February 1. The first home game in the championship for Wales is marked by an outpouring of Welsh cliches. +Maud Van Cortlandt Oakes, a well known author and self-taught anthropologist who studied Navajo and Guatemalan Indians, died Sunday after a long illness at age 87. +The system currently holds about 42,000 prisoners, about 14,000 more than existing facilities were meant to hold. +Robertson's comments on the hostages marked the second time in two weeks that his statements on international matters have sparked controversy. +There is a feeling, Mr. Acquilino said, that "if I give this piece, what is the next piece to go." +AEL Industries Inc. said it expects its fiscal 1988 earnings to be "fairly level" with those of the prior year. +Now, the surplus is gone, partly because of a 1986 "whole herd buyout," in which farmers sold their entire herds to the government for slaughter and promised to stay out of the dairy business for five years. +Credit Suisse can do all that, Merrill can't' Mr Waugh at Merrill disagrees. +Bush has 7,000 tires on land he owns in the village. +In business, the partner usually stays quietly out of the limelight. +But we haven't seen a lot of buying at higher prices either," he said. +Films of stone-throwing Palestinian protesters even have been used in campaign ads. +In some vans, virtually every inch of wall space beyond the driver's seat is given over to speakers and amplifiers. +Like WF Yeames' 'And When Did You Last See Your Father?', similarly investigated at the Walker Art Gallery, the Rembrandt remains an enduringly popular image. +Municipal courts are geared to process minor offenders within three hours of arrest. +But mental scars remain for survivors like Casey. +Yet in Colorado, competing resorts have begun to pool resources to try to resolve their problems together. +Despite industry tests that proved Hoover superior, the Regina machine always won, picking up flakes that Hoover's didn't. +The fighting began at 9:45 p.m. Wednesday and died down after midnight. +UMW President Richard L. Trumka has said he wanted to return to the AFL-CIO through a merger with another energy union. +"They're like children," says Rep. Fortney Stark, a California Democrat. +Bond prices, which had been up in early trading, fell in response to the purchasing managers report, and the stock market followed suit. +The House also approved two of five proposed amendments. +But it's been a real circus getting it here. +Indeed, indexation may be more expensive in terms of real resources. +Nasdaq says it didn't do much partying for its 20th anniversary last year, aside from a press release or two. +Militant blacks have frequently attacked black policemen, accusing them of collaborating with the government and its apartheid policies. +The officials, who asked not to be identified, said Delvalle has privately expressed his intention for many weeks to distance himself from Noriega but they recognize that such a step would require considerable courage. +The latest quarter's profit compares with $73.3 million, or 69 cents a share, in the 1988 third quarter. +All are dominated by Labour. +After having problems finding enough good samples to use in drumming up business, Ms. Spiros was forced to recall the one and only shipment that ever left the basement _ 2,000 gloves sent to a San Francisco-area ambulance company. +In the only other U.S. death linked to the guerrilla fight, a Texas woman was among seven passengers killed and 28 wounded when guerrillas bombed a tourist train heading for the Inca ruins of Machu Picchu in June 1986. +He also ruled that retirees would retain any contractual rights even if the bankruptcy case were dropped or dismissed. +As previously reported, an arbitration panel in 1988 awarded Enron $162 million from the Belco insurers led by American International, to cover claims resulting from Peru's expropriation of Belco. +Showers and thunderstorms Thursday evening extended from the lower Mississippi Valley to the western Carolinas. +If Bellamy had only known, his hero would have been mystified not only by organ music but also by cavernous echoes that seemed to issue from 100 yards behind his sofa. +"The burden on a publisher to avoid liability from suits of this type is too great," Davis wrote. +A company wishing to build hazardous-waste facilities in Pennsylvania must meet certain "siting criteria," such as distance from water supply and the presence of wetlands, as well as meet technical criteria such as emission levels. +The company also said it would begin listing nutritional values on its packages. +And an open enrollment program allows students to attend the public school of their choice. +When interviewed last week, he had just heard bad news from CBS officialdom. +In the minds of many union leaders, HRM is associated with trade union derecognition in the workplace by employers, and a resulting loss of union influence. +Cache also said all of its board members resigned. +The administration must already cope with Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. +Those groups have been largely disillusioned with Mrs. Aquino's failure to institute reforms after the "people power" revolution. +Johnson split with Taylor months ago, and his fighters last week advanced to within a mile of the presidential mansion. +Earnings were helped by stronger fee income, wider interest spreads and lower bad debt provisions. Net income in the fourth quarter of 1992 was Dollars 104m (Dollars 1.14 per share), up from Dollars 66m, or 80 cents. +"There seems to be a feeling that this area is now underbought," he said. +But Stuart Robbins, retail analyst at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc. in New York, said much of that value comes from the company's operations. +Mr. Main also said it is unlikely Nintendo would consider acquiring a major U.S. toy company. +VALUE OF NIGERIA'S CURRENCY FALLS Nigeria's currency slumped in value to 17.9 naira from 10.5 to the dollar amid confusion after Lagos scrapped controls and threw the currency market wide open. +Machinists leaders say Eastern employees are being told to suffer even more for bad management that isn't committed to keeping Eastern alive. +"It's going to be devastating," said Douglas Dirting, vice president of Tri-County Growers Inc., which normally has 400 people in the fields during mid-September. +The deal was signed in Ankara at the end of a two-day visit by Russia's first deputy prime minister, Mr Oleg Soskovets. +Bergsten said the key test will come in whether the United States is willing to share decision-making on international issues as it seeks funding help from other countries. +The withdrawal of the SRAM-A follows Cheney's disclosure in late May that a safety problem existed with U.S. nuclear artillery shells in Europe, but that it had been fixed and a risk of accidental nuclear explosions never materialized. +The Saudis have been reluctant in the past to allow any U.S. military exercises on their soil, not wishing to provoke their neighbors. +Government party officials said they would ask President Roh Tae-woo to veto the laws approved by the opposition-controlled legislature. +"I came up with the Star Wars Deli idea to take advantage of the area _ that's the hot thing going on here. +The credit agreement, the largest negotiated by the oil refiner and marketer, is mainly intended to meet the financing needs of Quaker State's Minit-Lube unit, a chain of fast-lubrication service outlets. +Proponents of the plans contend the refinancings reduce the budget deficit in the current fiscal year by paying off the government's loans in cash up front. +Sentencing was set for Jan. 4 before San Luis County Superior Court Judge Warren Conklin. +This is a point Judge Bork subsequently emphasized in the confirmation hearings. +All the main indices ended off their lows for the day. +Gilbreath has declined to say he voted for in Texas' Republican presidential primary. +For example, if a height standard is equally applied to all applicants, Hispanics and Asians are more negatively affected than whites, and women more than men. +Mr. Upton is associate finance spokesman for the National Party. +I can't imagine they'll be any different at all," she said. +In one commercial, it focuses on Mazda's "telemetry" center, where scientists monitor a driver's pulse rate and heartbeat, among other vital signs, to ascertain how driving a Mazda feels. +Stuart B. Rekant, an MCEG executive vice president who masterminded the program, said early last week that the delayed delivery of MCEG movies has created "timing gaps" in payments by overseas distributors. +Mr. Kehler, a former Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. investment banker, charged his share of big fees to put together takeover deals in the 1980s. +The new restaurant features a plush interior which can seat 350 visitors and serve up to 2,500 meals an hour, operators said. +Amsterdam closed higher on balance in generally modest volume under the pull of the higher dollar and buoyant earnings reported so far this month by some major Dutch companies. +The telecommunications company said the judge granted a waiver for the FTS-2000 bid, but didn't rule on whether the Bell companies would violate the consent decree by providing switching services generally. +Others said the fact that OPEC is being secretive about the location leads to higher expectations about the outcome. +There was talk again of new measures to stimulate foreign economies, especially the Japanese economy. +"Henry Singleton is an absolutely original thinker, and he's light years ahead of me," Mr. Hanisee says. +That same year he discovered his accountant had embezzled more than $1 million from his account, Bridges testified. +He said it had been shrinking since then, now getting a fraction of 1 percent of the budget. +State regulators are said to be investigating a doctor who speeded up delivery of a baby, plopped the infant into a Christmas stocking and dashed to a TV studio next door to display her as the county's first newborn of the '90s. +Three other Cubans have taken refuge in the Spain's embassy and 12 Cubans are at the Czechoslovak embassy. +"Most institutional investors told us at the beginning of the year that they wanted to see the unemployment and trade numbers before making any big moves" in their investments. +In 1960, Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy and Republican opponent Richard M. Nixon held the second of their broadcast debates. +"I guess it's the excitement, it's like a dream car," said Mrs. Miller, 49, who owns two other Corvettes and has had her order in for a ZR-1 since July 24. +According to the sources, the complaint by lawyers for REI and the executives, William Moore and Robert Reedy, alleges that Valder never allowed government witnesses to inform a grand jury that they had not told REI executives about the payoffs to Voss. +The report said corn moisture and the amount of damaged kernels decreased, but there was a small increase reported in broken corn and the presence of foreign material. +Manafort, however, said his firm "has worked within the existing system at HUD." "We played by the rules," Manafort said. "I understand that the subcommittee views the process as fundamentally flawed. +Yet despite the severity of the thrift crisis, the board currently plans to raise only $2.9 billion from bonds through Sept. 30, the end of the current federal fiscal year. +Strong wind and towering 33-foot waves lashed the low-lying, heavily populated coastline of Andhra Pradesh state, knocking down hundreds of thatched huts, uprooting trees and downing power lines. +The Tokyo Stock Exchange's key index plunged after nervous fluctuations today, while the dollar continued its upward trend against the Japanese yen. +Paul A. Yost Jr., commandant of the Coast Guard, told a House subcommittee. +It said NASA was trying to do too much and allowing too little margin for the unexpected, leading to frequent revamping of major programs. +The situation now is calm. +Outside aid in the form of cash, food, tents, medicine and clothing totaled $84 million from 45 countries, the U.N. Disaster Relief Organization reported. +"Urgent measures are being taken to help all those affected by this terrible tragedy, and I have to be there in this effort," said Gorbachev, who planned to fly to Yerevan after arriving in Moscow. He canceled planned trips to Cuba and Britain. +And this year, the party decided the 1956 revolt was a popular uprising, not the counterrevolution it had been called for 33 years. On June 16, Nagy's remains were reburied with honor. +"I think we're coming out of" fiscal 1989 "much stronger as a result of the Nippon sale," Mr. Banks said. +Gross said he will miss his character as well as the cast members. +His worry persisted after a blood test proved negative, and he was referred to Harmon by an AIDS hot line. +Although economic growth is most crucial for the black majority, in the long run the white minority's own freedoms also depend on South Africa's economic survival. +A French humanitarian group said Wednesday it was withdrawing part of its claim about the use of toxic gas during street protests in Soviet Georgia last month in which 19 people were killed. +Shaywitz said her study shows that doctors should not rely soley on schools to identify children with learning disabilities. +That was between 1986 and 1988. +It was the culmination of discussions by Cabinet officials in the administration. +Some reporters have been hospitalized with fatigue and others spend so much time at the palace they have clean underwear sent by express mail. +After a change to a calendar year, Tandon had net of $11.7 million, or 21 cents a share, for the 1987 nine months. +Like other analysts though, Ms. Lidgerwood doesn't think Congress will approve any substantial re-regulation of the railroad industry. +The events in Poland are being viewed nervously in Prague, where government officials expect demonstrations Monday to commemorate the Soviet invasion in 1968. +The president's remarks came hours after Exxon executives told a congressional panel that the company will suspend cleanup operations for the winter by mid-September. +The warrants, one for every four shares of Irving stock, would have a term of seven years and an exercise price of $65 per share of Irving stock. +"You need Americans to set the standard," argues Julian Dodwell, the Tigers' captain. +So we believe that the addition of Joe will cause them to come home." Frank says NBC, in seeking the top "Today" ratings of yesteryear, is hoping to "recapture some of that warmth and family appeal" the show once had. +ICI's third - quarter results are due on October 29. Market report, Page 46 Has Louise, the teenage dressmaker from Montmartre who defies her parents to follow her lover into the Paris of the 1900s, lost the power of pulling in the public? +In June, the two leaders also are expected to sign protocols designed to ease Senate ratification of two minor treaties from the 1970s limiting underground nuclear tests. +Gayle Turenne, 31, was charged Wednesday in a warrant with one count of possession of cocaine, said Lt. +A photograph of Mr. Greenberg in 1978, taken for a Detroit News profile, showed money sprouting from trees in his office. +Its far-flung voters would be unlikely to approve bonds to fund a jail, hospitals or other public works; and services would suffer, they contend. +Since its founding in 1879, lawyers at the firm have helped organize U.S. Steel in the late 1880s, helped plan the construction of the Panama Canal and helped negotiate an end to the Korean War. +Operators of the Seabrook nuclear power plant warmed the reactor for its first low-power testing, but opponents planned to turn up some heat of their own with a new round of mass protests. +The Soviet arms role was larger, but not by terribly much. +In the western part of the country, the Soviet pullout has begun from Shindad and Herat, said the Islamabad-based diplomats, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Some economists predict more increases this year. +After taking into account the fallout from the China crisis, the government has projected 1989 GDP growth of 5%. +The District of Columbia has the nation's second highest per capita income after the state of Connecticut: $20,303 annually, which is 32.3 percent higher than the national average. +The group has a strong position in Brazil, but so far no presence in China, where it is likely to go for joint ventures. Mr Herbert said: 'We've had the time and access for extensive research and due diligence. +The contest, sponsored by Lions Club International, examined entries from nearly 100,000 children in 49 countries. +The hospitals and community health services which provide treatment are increasingly managed by independent trusts. +While the Reagan administration lauded Friday's report as signs that inflation was not heating up, some private economists expressed worries about what could happen if world oil prices suddenly rebound. +The company's two properties in Laughlin, Nev., also posted increases in operating results. +That the party probably would ask for the powerful ministries of foreign affairs and finance, in addition ot defense and internal affairs. +SPAIN - The frigate Santa Maria is in the Gulf of Oman. +In addition, there is a popular tradition of rivalry between Poles and Czechs, neighboring Slavic peoples. +In the midst of these the ripe and rusty Basilio of Nicolay Ghiaurov, with his imposing Slavonic bigness a potential cuckoo in the nest, was all the more effective for his restraint. +In doing that, "I tried to use more or less acceptable methods," Mikhail says. +There was no panic." One of the officers on the governor's security detail also stayed with her, Schmidt and Manager said. +Lou Droesch, a mortgage broker, walked to the microphone as Tuesday night's meeting neared its end. +As a consequence, the share prices of prime rate funds don't vary when interest rates change. +The program in this city of 165,000 on the east side of San Francisco Bay also would help sick kids and subsidize poor parents for baby-sitting costs. +Washington, which supports the guerrillas, has devoted most of its effort to obtaining a withdrawal. +I don't know of a single Alaskan who wouldn't agree with that." Alaska began caring for its older residents long before it became a state in 1959. +Press Trust said 12 people were killed, United News of India put it at 10, and Police Commissioner S.M. Shangari said eight had died. +Rain also fell in sections of the Dakotas, while snowshowers were scattered from western Nebraska into the central Colorado Rockies. +The plan comes just three days before a meeting between the two Germanys and the four World War II allies that divided Germany _ the Soviet Union, United States, Britain, and France _ to discuss the international ramifications of German unity. +The poison, mostly vaporized in the heat, pushed past a relief valve, through the pipelines and out the vent tower. +The earth was to be shipped to a storage facility in Barnwell, S.C., Robinson said. +Money continues to flow toward technologies that could be fielded soonest, while riskier and more exotic ideas absorb most of the cutbacks. +"It obviously didn't work," he said. +Qian, the new foreign minister, is expected to follow closely the policies laid down by Wu, foreign minister since 1982. +But one problem that hurt their analysis when they compared the 1920s with the 1980s: They equated 1987 with 1928 instead of 1929. +Outside a shelter for the homeless, though, pictures drawn by children showed some youngsters had hope for the future. Ten-year-old Amanda Charnas of Santa Cruz drew the Earth, flowers sprouting from a crack and a rainbow nearby. +Yesterday, MCorp said it had received "an additional proposal" from "a purchaser unrelated to the parties involved in the letter of intent." +Vote totals were not immediately released, although Georgia-Pacific said previously it controlled enough shares to ensure easy approval of the merger. +Sweetened terms set earlier this year called for shareholders of Maxxam, a forest-product and real estate concern, to receive 0.18 MCO common share and one new Class B preferred share for each of their shares. +He said two of them no longer live in the area but frequently return for visits. +The government also reported that construction spending inched up 0.02 percentage point in July and the Index of Leading Economic Indicators rose a modest 0.2 percentage point that month. +Of the 77 who received amphotericin B, 13 got the infection again, NIAID said. +A man who said he contracted AIDS from a blood transfusion during heart surgery was awarded $3.9 million by a jury which found a blood center negligent for not screening blood donors. +It did not elaborate on the charges. +Standard & Poor's Corp. said it lowered its ratings on the El Paso, Texas-based utility's senior debt to triple-B-minus from triple-B, and the ratings on preferred stock to double-B-plus from triple-B-minus. +But Jenkins said there are "powerful forces" in Iran who "continue to oppose any kind of rapprochement with the West." "None of the alternatives look very promising," Jenkins wrote. +The proceeds of the offering would have been used to finance construction of Denver's $2.3 billion airport. +Starting last June, the agent made contact with customers buying chemicals and equipment for making methamphetamine and other illegal drugs, said Van de Kamp. +The U.S. Park Police said 19 Greenpeace members were arrested and charged with demonstrating without a permit. +Crews began installing pumps on barges Monday to haul fresh water to southern Louisiana towns plagued by rising salt levels in the lower Mississippi River. +The Air Force said many of those problems were the sort normally found in new planes. +A chant rose from thousands at the joyous rally: "What did you have?" Ruml smiled. "Mine was good. +Restrictive steps that Balch said would be most likely to be introduced are parental consent and notification laws, and measures to give fathers a say in abortion decisions. +You return from lunch and find a message on your desk. +He said the deal was welcome but belated. +In an interview with the Washington Post in early October, the secretary said the Fed may be slightly more interested in curbing inflation than the administration is, while the administration may put slightly more emphasis on spurring economic growth. +Government ministers told the miners later that authorities could not favor one sector by granting their pay demands and appealed for an end to the strike, state TV reported. +All 11 members of the Eelavur Democratic Front resigned from Parliament today. "We do not want to be dormant spectators who witness the tormentation of our people," they said in a statement. +Brian Fabbri, chief economist at Midland Montagu Economics, New York, pointed out that recent flooding in the Southwest could cut employment data further. +Parkin and Berlin are among those who pleaded guilty in exchange for helping the government. +Both were protesting at the government's decision to proceed with controversial general elections. +It is unreasonable to expect weapons manufacturers to pay a larger share of tooling costs, for example, if the services cannot guarantee sufficient annual sales. +The stock slipped 10 pence to 279 pence (19 cents to $5.25). +I won't allow it.' The highest priority goes to developing infrastructure, otherwise bottlenecks will block growth. +He wouldn't comment on any political implications of naming persons from the black African state to the De Beers board. +Following the announcement, the Sierra Club filed a lawsuit. +Opponents argued that evacuation plans for the population around Seabrook are inadequate. +The value of Kingdon's book is that it sharpens the point in a powerful and fascinating new way. +Pittston workers in Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky went on strike April 5 after working 18 months without a contract. +The building was condemned and residents were told to leave. +While it prevails, Mr Heseltine's protestations of a belief in local autonomy are, in the prime minister's favourite epithet, bogus. +In Washington, the Marine Corps said the Huey was one of two conducting a navigation training exercise and that the lead helicopter crashed. +However, the dollar also was weakened later in the three-month period by signs that the U.S. economy was deteriorating, he said. +With just 3,000 employees, the service is smaller than the New York City Police Department, Morris said, yet its ranks are stationed in every U.S. judicial district from Guam to the Virgin Islands. +The consensus of forecasts, including that from the White House, is that any recession will be shallow and brief, probably ending during the summer. +The Samsung alliance "is a major announcement," asserted Mr. Allison. +It was quoted at 132.10 yen in London, and at 131.275 yen in New York, down from 131.70 yen Friday. +In New York's garment district, work sometimes comes to a halt as word of yet another AIDS death spreads across Seventh Avenue. +Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha and four alleged underlings in the Medellin cartel were charged with conspiring with undercover agents, who posed as brokers, to import 2,200 pounds of cocaine every eight days into the New York area, authorities said. +During a similar project in Greenwich, they were 'shocked' at the public reaction. Expecting the worst, I looked concerned. +He passed through Mexico crossing the Rio Grande on Sunday and arrived in Miami by bus Wednesday. "So I came here. +Hundreds of people _ ranging from Ku Klux Klansmen carrying Rebel flags to black students singing "We Shall Overcome" _ gathered outside the Capitol for Reed's attempt. +Treasury Securities Prices of U.S. Treasury securities rose as much as 1/4 point as investors and traders awaited today's January employment report. +Italy had a major bribery scandal a decade ago in which a former defense minister and an air force chief were convicted of accepting payoffs from Lockheed, the U.S. aircraft manufacturer. +As they walked out, the men lifted their hands in a salute. +The Clearwater Sun has stopped the presses after 76 years of publication. +In Frankfurt, share prices ended higher in generally quiet trading, boosted by a firmer dollar, brokers said. +Authorities said they will begin excavating a site Monday in search of evidence in the shooting deaths of four members of a family and the disappearance of a relative eight months ago. +The differential between Italian and German short-term interest rates has grown by 5 percentage points since the end of April and by more than 3 percentage points in the past three weeks. +Direct talks with Iraq, he said, are unacceptable as a condition to a cease-fire. +He was an exceptional man and someone I looked up to personally," said Josiah Spaulding, who heads the center. +The expected cut in car tax offered an unmissable opportunity to transfer the tax burden to petrol, so cutting the cost of buying cars but making people think more about how they used them. Instead, the policy has gone into reverse. +Ashley is a service dog trained to help with things like opening doors, carrying packages and retrieving dropped objects. +He proposed to have the Communist Party officials at every level stand for election. +Many bird species find golf courses and sod farms good feeding grounds, especially in urban areas where these large expanses of green are easy to spot from the air. +'I think this could prompt mergers and acquisitions among industry members,' he said. Mr Doi also expressed concern about the entry into the securities market of subsidiaries of banks, a development allowed under a programme of financial deregulation. +In March, the Consumer Product Safety Commission rejected a ban on lawn darts, but Snow kept plugging, backed by his wife, Linda. +In addition to the Atlantic states, rain and occasional thunderstorms also spread over the upper Ohio Valley and the northern and central Appalachians. +The team is up against 31 other schools in the 10-day "Sunrayce" contest for solar-powered cars that is to end today. +Rosier was indicted 11 months after his wife's death when he said in a television interview that he "administered something to terminate her life" and wrote a book about how she died. +Even after being questioned about the huge profit margins for the early arms sales to Iran, Adm. +Brown & Sons Inc., said Thursday after the retailers announced their August sales figures. +"It is well documented that Mr. Wallach enjoyed unparalleled access to Mr. Meese, and saw him frequently throughout the time Mr. Meese was in the White House and at the Justice Department," said Weld. +The band adopted Satiacum in 1987. +Pakistan ordered the attack on Jalalabad following a March 5 meeting attended by U.S. Ambassador Robert Oakley, The Times quoted a Pakistani participant and other officials as saying. +Iraq also was reported to be mining Kuwaiti ports and refineries. +Over 1992, the best performer was Lazard Money Market, with a return of 7 per cent. +He said U.S. assertions of support for Lebanon's independence and calls for the departure of foreign troops are no substitute for a vigorous policy. +Early today, about 40 people gathered in a cow pasture across from the Florida State Prison to protest the execution. +The hard part comes once the novelty wears off and the marketing blitz subsides. +Meantime, conference workshops and sessions still include the latest outlooks for farm commodities, the crops and livestock products that are the main stem of the agricultural economy. +However, some of the rise was attributable to the volatile transportation category, which was up 11.4%. +Writing in Chinese characters was imported from Paekche in Korea in 285. +A CIP spokesman said the company is abandoning the heavy-duty paper bag business to concentrate on its main businesses, which include newsprint, pulp, containers and tissue. +In these instances, he said, the panel would be looking at a broad range of similar transactions in an attempt to reach a decision which would be applicable to the activities of a broad range of market participants. +Spokesman Richard Gulla says the reduction will be company wide, with no particular department targeted. +The agreements announced would increase the number of seats directly elected to the 1995-1999 legislatures from 18 to 20. There are 60 seats in legislature, which is chosen by the government and special interest groups. +"Let's crush the anti-democratic merger that tramples the people's sovereignty!" yelled students, demanding the dissolution of a new governing party created by the merger of Roh's party with two others. +QFB didn't offer further details, but Irwin Gold, a lawyer representing Petrolane's bondholders, says the cut in interest payments to bondholders would be "of some magnitude." +Mr Phippen said this was projected to rise to over 30 per cent in the current year and to about 45 per cent in 1994-95. Capital spending in the current year was forecast at some Pounds 24m with another 716 beds due to open. +Soviet Premier Nikolai I. Ryzhkov and Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze joined Gorbachev for the meeting with Modrow, who arrived in Moscow on a one-day visit late Monday. +That kind of reform "requires highly skilled leaders who are paid well," Hersey said. +Executive Life attracted eight bids before a deadline in a court-supervised auction of the failed insurer. +He started to make products to deal with the hair conditions that kept turning up in his salon. +Inland Revenue officials are travelling to Washington this week for talks with the US Treasury. +They've slowed their buying, but they haven't started taking money out of equities." Despite the recent easing in stock fund purchases, Mr. Pitts says that April will be Oppenheimer's best month ever for stock fund inflows. +Before his election as attorney general in 1982, Van de Kamp served seven years as Los Angeles County district attorney, five years as federal public defender and two years as assistant federal public defender in Los Angeles. +Sheik Raed Salah Mahajneh, a Moslem preacher and new mayor of Umm el-Fahm, said his party won because the town is in disrepair and has a debt of $3.9 million. +Stanley Chesley, the lead lawyer for the residents, has said lawyers expect the monitoring will last 30 to 40 years and track such things as lung cancer and kidney diseases usually associated with uranium pollution. +In future, Stafford-Clark will head a new company, Out of Joint. +Separately, Duke said the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued a preliminary order prohibiting Duke from recovering the abandonment costs on the two plants in the rates that it charges its partners in the Catawba Nuclear Station. +Iraq has denied using chemical weapons. +Pinochet as president for the next 10 years. +Khomeini, 86, died in a Tehran hospital of a heart attack 11 days after undergoing surgery May 23 for internal bleeding. +JEAN Courtiere, President Directeur-General of Parfums Givenchy SA is sitting at his desk in Le Vallois in Paris sniffing. +Canadian voters are about to decide the future of the world's largest bilateral trading relationship. +'There is some improvement in exports if you take a rolling average,' says Ms Esther Baroudy, senior economist at Credit Lyonnais Capital Markets. +General Cinema, which invested only $300 million in Carter Hawley when it rode in as an ally two years ago, will wind up with control of the specialty outlets while it escapes from the lower-profit department store game. +The resulting higher interest rates will trigger a recession in 1990, he figures. +Some of OPEC's poorer members, such as Algeria, would like the Saudis and some other major producers to cut back on production immediately in order to help firm up prices. +She acknowledges that there is some unwillingness among banks to lend but says there isn't any great clamor from consumers and businesses to borrow, either. +Nearly a million foreigners - many of them citizens of impoverished Asian countries - had come for the same reason. +The average yield was 7.84 percent, down from 8.18 percent at the last auction on Sept. 25. +The union also is engaged in a bitter strike against the Pittston Coal Group Inc. in West Virginia, Virginia and Kentucky. +Delvalle fired military strongman Manuel Antonio Noriega last Thursday but the defense chief ignored the order and rallied his allies in the National Assembly against the president. +Convoys of army trucks spew black smoke along the narrow roads. +The company aims for 1988 results to at least match 1987's net income of 1.83 billion francs. +Unocal Corp. said Friday it had agreed to sell a Norwegian oil and gas subsidiary for $322 million, the latest in a series of asset sales by the parent of Union Oil Co. of California. +It is still a living beach. +It has been a good week for North American executives who supposedly lost out in the John Akers/Lou Gerstner succession at IBM. +ADT Ltd., Hamilton, Bermuda, started trading American depository receipts with the symbol ADTLY. +Preussag AG announced plans to acquire the Salzgitter AG steelmaking and engineering group from the West German government for a price reportedly exceeding two billion marks ($1.06 billion). +In 1981 she was named the first woman maintenance squadron commander in the Strategic Air Command at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas. +Most Romanians think of gypsies as idlers and thieves. +The decisions were released as Gesell took the bench for a third straight day of closed hearings on North's objections to censoring 395 government documents that independent counsel Lawrence E. Walsh wants to use as evidence against him. +Bright Banc, with $3.1 billion in assets, is the biggest failed thrift in Texas and the largest yet sold by the Resolution Trust Corp. +After the storm has passed: _Seek assistance if needed in Red Cross shelters. +Nugent's new wife, who now works for a video production firm, said she had never heard much of Nugent before meeting him in October. +The attack followed an outburst of anti-U.S. sentiment spurred by incidents involving American athletes and news media during the Olympics. +Then, in effect, they'd split up the New York-based textile giant, forgoing a continuation of a costly bidding contest. +"I can't find a cure for AIDS. +The nation's church leaders met 30 years ago in an attempt to forge a united front to challenge apartheid, but the agreement collapsed when the Dutch Reformed Church rejected it. +GE spokesman George Jamison said Thursday the Connecticut-based company's offer of $54 per share would be extended until 5 p.m. Monday. +She has an excellent sense of dynamics, offering a constant interplay of soft and loud passages. +"When there's a gap as big as there is between our share price and (breakup value) you have to take it seriously just as a technical matter," Martin told the Journal. +The revocation involves chlorzoxazone, a generic version of Parafon Forte, made by a Johnson & Johnson division. +Many died in the harsh conditions there. +At the Ottawa conference, Baker was to continue discussions with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze on troop reductions in Europe and weapons cuts. +The elections remained the main event, but have had to share space in the media with a dispute between the Civic Forum and the Christian Democrats. +Baggott was offering 19th century Lancashire clogs at Pounds 65 a pair. +In May I proposed that both houses of Congress, both sides of the aisle, join together with our administration in a bipartisan executive-legislative task force to advance America's unified anti-drug policy. +The prospectus notes "there can be no assurance" that future growth will continue at past levels. +We would tell them, `You are under possible assessment by a foreign intelligence operation. +The 7th Armored Brigade, successors to the famous "Desert Rats" of World War II, will arrive late next month with 120 Challenger tanks and 6,000 troops. +Greece's state minister, Nikos Temelis, said after the ceremony that his country would work toward furthering cooperation between the two nations. +The second night of violence also began at an apartment complex, where police were confronted by an estimated 1,000 people. +Christie introduced him in her first novel, "The Mysterious Affair at Styles," published in 1920. +Transfer:4+ hours from Munich. +The creation of a single European Community market for automobiles could expose Europe's auto industry to even stiffer competition and open France, Britain, Spain and Italy to a surge of imports from Japan. +Heaven and Mr William Cash alone know what the prime minister's response would be. Mr Major may never be put to this particular torture. +Ms. Bhutto, 35, was pregnant with her first child last year when Pakistan's military leader, Mohammed Zia ul-Haq, announced elections. +When Haig's presidential star faded early, he declared his support for Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas. +At year end, the company had about $15 billion in assets. +"That's not the issue," he said. "I got enough votes to become the president. +Normandy was the scene of the Allied invasion in 1944 and saw intense fighting that left behind thousands of bombs and mines that often turn up unexpectedly. +He said Greek ties with the PLO would resemble those now existing between France and the PLO. +But a lawyer for Volkswagen of America, seeking pictures of an auto accident from a newspaper photographer, said journalists should be compelled to surrender evidence that is vital to a private lawsuit. +The insurrection was the first in Argentina since Menem took office in July 1989. +Nearly 70 per cent did not know the rate charged on their card, and only 15 per cent guessed in the correct range of 22-25 per cent. The survey found that around 37 per cent of card holders do not pay off their balance in full each month. +Airspace Technology was awarded a $10.7 million Navy contract to operate telecommunications equipment. +The ascendancy of Mr. Roemer, a 44-year-old former congressman, also proved that Louisiana had reached the limits of its toleration for embarrassment. +What should we be doing with our armed forces which we are both reforming and reducing? +Chile's calamitous economic career since then has been accompanied by pleas from the Journal to give Gen. +The accompanying social changes are slowly forcing changes in the way business is conducted and in the way the bureaucracy works. +According to intelligence sources, Lt. +David Sendler, TV Guide's national section editor, acknowledged the illustration could be mistaken for a photograph. +But earlier heavy issuance of Remic deals that settle in December is creating a groundswell of demand for the securities that back those offerings. +Talk of the missing gold first surfaced when some former employees started to complain about unexplained amounts on their W-2 tax forms. +She made up the difference from her purse. +Wren said late Sunday he did not know if Rothmeier knew of the request. +Separately, Moody's Investor's Service said it placed the company's Baa-2 rating on long-term debt of about $53 million under review for possible downgrade. +The plane is only 2 years old and it was in good condition," Lo said. +Traditional defense-minded Democrats such as Charles Bennett and Sam Stratton sit on the committee beside such highly motivated liberals as Pat Schroeder, Nicholas Mavroules and Ron Dellums. +Begin resigned abruptly in 1983, at the height of Israel's military involvement in Lebanon. +He said he would open the envelopes early only if there was imminent danger that one juror might drop out or if it appeared that deliberations were getting bogged down. +The Hunt campaign sent a new series of ads to TV stations late last week. +According to Imperial Household Agency rules, he may be seen but not heard on television, except in rare appearances before the public, and palace officials refuse to describe his private conversations. +When the statistics laid the exalted mantel of extreme livability on Pittsburgh, a city once known as "hell with the lid off," even Rand McNally didn't believe it at first. +And he came all the way up from poverty without so much as a university education. +Mr. Souter doesn't have any reputation for the kind of conservative judicial activism that aroused fierce opposition to President Reagan's nomination of Robert Bork in 1987. +Stuart, who was shot in the stomach, provided a description of an assailant, and the crime riveted the nation as a chilling example of urban violence. +"They are getting a lot more than they could build on their own," he said. +Strong buying from North America and Europe stopped the dollar's drop, traders said. +Bruce Viclad, president of the United Hospital Fund in New York, who recently reviewed data on AIDS cases there, said his organization found the CDC estimate a little high and said the Hudson Institute estimates were improbable. +Yasukuni Shrine was established in 1869 to honor Japan's war dead. +There have been several cases in recent years of Sikh extremists killing the entire families of Hindus or Sikhs suspected of being police informers. +He is acknowledged as a heavy-weight in President Patricio Aylwin's cabinet. +He was arrested in September. +Cubana, in step with the times, has a toll-free 800-number. +The quake, registering 2.5 on the Richter scale of ground motion, hit the area around the Western Deep Levels East mine late Wednesday, the Anglo American Corp. said. +Maximum Speed: Mach 0.9 Grumman A-6E Intruder Payload: 6,000 lbs. of bombs, plus air-to-ground and air-to-air missiles. +Already, however, a rental car out of Salt Lake airport gets hit with nearly a 10% levy. +Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc. said it has filed a settlement proposal on litigation stemming from its $1.1 billion restructuring, which thwarted a hostile takeover bid last December. +In its frequent second-guessing of the colonial administration, Xinhua has come to be viewed widely as a parallel authority in the territory. +But St. Louis-based McDonnell Douglas, with several military aircraft lines slated for termination and manufactuing problems still dogging its commercial-airliner business, finds itself in an especially dire situation. +Mr. Henkel's nomination was pushed by former Sen. Mack Mattingly, a Georgia Republican who served on the Senate Banking Committee. +Pan Am officials have said they expect the British eventually to give their approval. +Takeover investor Harold Simmons said the Securities and Exchange Commission was investigating his stock purchases in target Georgia Gulf Corp. +Her only child, a daughter, died of a heart attack brought on by alcoholism and other addictions at the age of 45 the same year. +As usual, the government said the guerrillas were assisted by "Pakistani militiamen and Wahhabis tied to Saudi Arabia." +The main change will be moral. +Why is the company bucking the industry trend? Because, as Mr. Woodward and other insiders are quick to suggest, no one trend exists. +It works this way: Experienced seamen must spend longer rotations at sea, worsening the problems of family separations and low morale. +Rats are in abundance in India and are considered holy by the Hindus, the country's religious majority. +His peace initiative is too important to be stopped in its tracks by the unserious custom of finding fault with his motives, or his methods or, alas too often, his results. Admittedly his score in all three areas is less than perfect. +When a Jackson news conference is disrupted by protesters, Mr. Prentnieks moves toward the protesters to size up the shot, but decides against it. +The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to consider only one provision: a $72-a-ton levy imposed on waste coming from out of state. +The premier said that only he can prevent a return to the turbulence of the 1970s, when terrorism and an economic crisis paved the way for a 1980 military takeover. +A slick, watchable, more immediate style is what the producers of "USA Today: The Television Show" hope will make it different. +Among active blue chips, International Business Machines advanced 2[ to 107. +PETE V. DOMENICI Domenici was granted an extension to June 16. +But for the moment, says Mr. Keynes, his son's arrangements cost less than a conventional group home. +It's the second time in a year that an exhibit at the school has stirred controversy. +Back in the March Budget, Mr Norman Lamont, then chancellor, forecast a PSBR of Pounds 50bn (Dollars 74.5bn) for 1993-94. Eight months into the financial year, the Bank has completed about Pounds 43bn of gilt funding. +Judith Howarth dealt confidently with Eigen's music, but Arthur Davies sounded unhappy as Orbin. +SWAPO has been favored to win pre-independence elections scheduled for November under the U.N. plan. +"The overwhelming view of the council was that this was a matter of deep conscience, conviction and religion" on the part of union members, AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland said. +But even this figure raises skepticism. +At one Texas company, a computer "time bomb" planted by a fired employee wiped out 168,000 payroll records three years ago. +'I'll pick it up and put it straight in the box.' The general indifference towards next month's elections is partly because the political parties have yet to launch their campaigns. +Murillo _ hair cut in a short punk style, dressed in tight yellow pants and a Hawaiian-style flowered shirt _ said she worried about the new government's cultural conservatism. +Still, they are friendly, peace-loving little shards of light, vaguely reminiscent of the ethereal creatures in Ron Howard's "Cocoon." Deepcore's crew is a lovable bunch of hardcore riggers led by Bud Brigman (Ed Harris). +They include such industrial stalwarts as Westinghouse, such retail giants as K mart and J.C. Penney, Tandy Corp., and toy companies such as Mattel. +But Charles I. Clough Jr., chief investment strategist at Merrill Lynch & Co., said it might be too early to turn aggressive. +That sale will complete the refunding auction. +"The hot weather just about melted him away," Mr. Corbett says with a sigh. +Sihanouk said the war would continue between Hun Sen forces and the thrid faction of his resistance coalition, the Communist Khmer Rouge, which boycotted the Tokyo conference sessions and did not sign the communique. +Such middle-class manners and mannerisms are what make Drabble novels so popular here and in the U.S. Ms. Drabble is the middle-class achiever's novelist. +To be sure, a huge imponderable in all this is Federal Reserve policy. +Like others, Lugar noted that a probable silver lining to their worries is the continued cohesiveness of the Soviet military. +The initial draw will be $40 million, $20 million of which will replace $20 million previously loaned to meet an interest payment on the Trump Castle bonds. +The prey in their twice-monthly meals, he noted, ends up in the common stomach. +They could choose among any number of new parties, usually led by totally new politicians. +Miss Estefan was nominated in February for best pop vocal performance by a female for the single "Don't Wanna Lose You" in the Grammy awards. +Chief among these are agriculture, services and subsidies. +Although fraternal ties with vendors have been common for decades in Japan, U.S. companies "tend to regard the supplier as their enemy," says Terry Ozan, national director of manufacturing services at Ernst & Young. +However, the lack of voting rights would still be unacceptable to US institutions, and the establishment of the trusts might still cause a drop in foreign premiums as non-US investors moved from the foreign board to the trusts. +The design is slick: The system consists of just a keyboard and a monitor, because a "Personality Pack" containing the computer attaches to the back of the monitor. +The rally, although powerful, will be short-lived, he says. +The new transport and construction ministers meet often to try to co-ordinate policy in areas like urban development and infrastructure spending, where their departments were sometimes at loggerheads. This co-operation is the exception at the moment. +He does not know why he put on so much weight but said it forced him to quit his job and go on disability eight years ago. +At yesterday's hearing, Mr Jim Leach, the ranking Republican member of the banking committee, said the present system was 'indefensible'. +Phillips & Drew Fund Management said it had sold 9m shares on Tuesday, reducing its holding to 13.71 per cent from 14.6 per cent. +The markets attach particular weight to the Social Democrats' policies because of their strong lead in opinion polls. +DiMartino said Wright admitted to the three attacks he was charged with, but didn't have a clear motive. +He became president of Nynex Mobile in 1986, and has briefly been chairman of the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association, the main trade group for the cellular industry. +The company said it expects profit of about $390,000, or 25 cents a share, on sales of $12.5 million. +Western relief sources, who confirmed the report, said the move would cause additional problems in international efforts to avert mass starvation. +"It's a domino effect. +The panel also killed a bill that would have required the sale of guns from one private owner to another be reported to state police, and one that would have increased penalties for people caught carrying guns without permits. +Kansas City Southern, however, is the only concern that has so far publicly expressed an interest in Southern Pacific. +It will also be used by San Miguel in preparation for the export market. +If procedures are followed, the law does not oblige employers to pay redundancy pay; in practice employers rarely do so. Salaried employees come under separate legislation. +Bush plans to meet with the Senate Democrats at the White House early on Tuesday. +The pocket computer, wired to the earpiece, makes it bulkier than other recent hearing aids. +The two bills were introduced in January after a deranged drifter, Patrick Purdy, opened fire at a crowded Stockton schoolyard, killing five young students and wounding 29 others, as well as a teacher. +The federal government has alleged in a civil suit that the California thrift was used by Mr. Keating and the others as a cash cow for their personal gain. +Manuel Antonio Noriega, and sources today said the Roman Catholic church would issue its harshest denunciation yet of the military strongman. +Divers pulled seven bodies from a murky, rain-swollen river Sunday where at least that many people died when a 50-year-old U.S. highway bridge collapsed. +Li paid tribute to the force for helping crush the spring democracy movement, but added, "China faces a long-term struggle and we cannot afford to slacken our vigilance," Xinhua said. +I don't think you should just reduce it to a black-white situation," Jackson replied. +He was in stable condition in intensive care after being in surgery all night. +William John Paterson, 22; Sgt. Michael James Winkler, 31; Signaller Mark Robert Clavey, 24, and Lance Cpl. +Van Dam and Harvey Van Soolen, 50, were found before dawn Saturday atop a capsized 22-foot sailboat, said county sheriff's Capt. +Although many traders had predicted a much more modest gain for the Nikkei Monday, buying by the Big Four firms fueled strong gains in the index, particularly during the last 30 minutes of trading. +Like the raucous chair-throwing sessions and fights that break out in the Yuan, Hsu's unusual campaign for the December vote indicates how much the island has changed since martial law. +The highly controversial theory says such impacts kicked up dust and triggered smoky fires that blocked enough sunlight to freeze many creatures and deprive others of food supplies. +Scottish Hydro-Electric rose 1 1/2 to 103 1/2 p on turnover of 8.6m. Kleinwort Benson successfully placed 8.93m new shares in property development and construction company Wilson (Connolly) at 192p. +There even is a picture of heavyweight boxer Oscar Bonavena, who was gunned down at the gates of the Mustang in 1976 by Conforte bodyguard Willard Ross Brymer. +The government of Baden-Wuerttemberg state has contributed about $1.5 million to Jewish cultural societies to help them recover from a multimillion-dollar embezzlement, a newspaper reported today. +If it hadn't been for that destroyer, I would probably be dead," Nguyen, 20, said in an interview just before Independence Day. +This year Boeing was awarded $85 million for research and development of the Sea Lance, a conventional warhead being developed to attack submarines at long range from surface ships and other submarines. +The Supreme Court refused Monday to help states ban deceptive advertising by airlines. +At the rear, tourists in swimsuits try on fur hats and winter coats. +During the trial, the judge had called the case "an unprecedented prosecution" because it involved world figures, including a former head of state who was a major U.S. ally. +Twenty-four liquid-fueled thrusters help point the spacecraft and adjust its trajectory. +The meeting was to have been held in Paris. +There was no mention of that raid in the Iraqi communique, which declared that Iraq would inflict "further painful blows on the Iranian regime" until it complies with the U.N. Security Council cease-fire resolution passed last July 20. +Specifically, electric utilities surged on lower oil prices and the outlook for lower interest rates. +She has noted, for instance, "various ethnic preferences" in aspirin taking. +It did not give the cause of death or say where the death occurred. +Europe is ripe for some of the cargo services pioneered in the U.S., European airlines and other cargo specialists say. +Wheat and corn prices were up slightly while soybeans were down from a month earlier. +They are anything but logical. +Cambrian & General's capital shares rose one pence to 223 pence ($3.56) but the ordinary shares were unchanged at 136 pence ($2.17) in late trading yesterday on the London stock exchange. +The number reported by the Commerce Department instead sent the dollar up two pfennigs against the mark within five minutes. +"A couple of the events are cruising and drinking and getting out of hand," Bono said. "For the locals, it's a time we dread." Enter Anheuser-Busch, which tries to get its message across before the students hit town. +Wan's brother and father still work in the financial section of the company, he said. +Thousands of rockers, rappers and producers from as far away as the Soviet Union chased down record contracts at one of the country's biggest music conventions, which graduated the likes of Madonna and Run DMC. +Authors always tell us to place the long-term features first, but new ideas intrude and new possibilities emerge as the site is progressively tamed. I have long-term designs on a low sweet-scented hedge of sarcocca which flowers in winter. +In 1955, British Coal's staff totalled over 700,000. It is now 44,000. In other words, over the long haul the economic logic is winning. +It takes very little low margin domestic waste. Margins in the special waste division rose from 8 per cent to more than 20 per cent as the group moved out of treatment of bulk products and focused more on smaller, more hazardous chemicals. +"My attitude was that I'd get a manager and make a living, not that I'd become a star," he said. +Sunflower seeds are a source of an alternative to soybean oil. +Alton Slay, chairman of the National Research Council committee, told reporters. +An in-flight failure could hinder the flow of fuel to the engine. +An officer headed toward Charity Hospital with Archie, but Woodfork said officials decided to take him first to a police station because he might be in danger from Hauck's fellow officers, who had gathered at the hospital. +'My friend was butchered last week,' said a 65-year-old Croat peasant woman. +Some participants went to other ticket offices in the area to demonstrate opposition to flying Eastern, Continental and Scandinavian Airlines, which has financial ties to Texas Air. +The dollar traded at 130.27 yen in London, and at 130.60 yen in New York, up from 129.79 yen late Tuesday. +Alcoa also said its directors acted to redeem all rights outstanding under the company's 1986 shareholder rights plan. These rights currently trade with Alcoa common stock. +Spokeswoman Lynn McMahon said Stormie had experienced mild rejection and physicians adjusted her medication. +The White House had moved its entire press operation to the gymnasium of George Washington University six blocks from the White House. +His performance on "Saturday Night Live" prompted boycotts of the program by cast member Nora Dunn and singer Sinead O'Connor. +'When they went on strike in 1989, Gorbachev fell. +The Japanese yen is playing an increased role in international banking transactions, the Bank for International Settlements said. +The affair will raise money to further research and help victims of retinitis pigmentosa, a hereditary retinal disease that causes progressive loss of vision. +"The twenties seems a decade of brave beginnings," he writes. +Swallowing the berries can lead to diarrhea, vomiting and depression of the central nervous system, the Poison Control Center says. +'A strong management would take control of the situation, but there's no one with the guts or the knowhow to do it,' says one Philharmonic insider. +Hands shoot up all over. +It's been hard," says the 42-year-old, Seattle-based singer. +They called it unnecessary and a waste of billions of dollars already invested at Stapleton. +With the stock market open, analysts now are advising him of that morning's developments in stocks he already owns at the same time that investment bankers are trying to sell him more deals. +Gov. Bob Martinez on Wednesday extended his call for a special session of the Florida Legislature Oct. 10 on abortion to include revision of child protection laws. +Cavazos also said his department will take administrative steps and submit a package of legislative proposals to Congress as part of a strategy to ease the default problem, which is expected to cost taxpayers $1.8 billion this fiscal year. +He said the rate of implementation would depend on the ANC's adherence to its promise to end all violence. +Orders for durable goods, a key benchmark for the economy, surged 6.7 percent in March, and purchasing managers reported that the manufacturing economy expanded for the first time in 11 months in April. +The idea of a legal consumer-rights watchdog organization was hatched at a Washington cocktail party in 1978 by two Rhodes scholars, who then founded HALT. +This is considerably greater than the 3% increase seen for all deaths in the U.S. +The meltdown may even effect the future of entire markets. +Among other things, says one U.S. official scheduled to attend the talks, export controls will likely be ended for all PC models, including the most advanced generation using Intel Corp.'s i486 chips. +He had his vices, he acknowledged. +Temperatures were in the teens while some residents tied sheets and blankets together to slide from their windows down the five-story building's walls. +Martin, in Illinois on Friday, was informed only an hour ahead of the formal announcement that she had landed the job, an administration source said. +"I was stunned at the order reversing the forfeiture," James Deichert, chief of the Justice Department's organized crime strike force in Atlanta, told a panel of 12 senators hearing evidence against Hastings. +"I would like to talk to her without her parents present to determine in fact that she is acting according to her own free will," Kelly said. +One day American tourists will arrive at Heathrow Airport and find that English taxi drivers no longer speak English, or know where to find back streets and the English bed and breakfast will call itself a motel. +Vento said he hoped to move the bill, which has six Democratic co-sponsors, before Congress adjourns next month. +"It's periods like this when I think the thing can break out." +This has helped offset falling sales. +Margaret Thatcher, one of freedom's greatest champions of the last decade, told me that, while NATO has been fantastically successful, we should be ready now to face new challenges. +There are no designated shipping lanes along the reef around the Florida Keys, Jackson said. +In 1990 commercial bank lending to small business grew by 11 per cent but public lending rose by almost 20 per cent. +A Utah man received a suspended jail sentence and paid a $2,500 fine for understating his income so his wife could get a $5,000 student loan. +Mr. Peterson's elevation leapfrogs him over two executive vice presidents. +The Finance Ministry said Japan's reserves of gold, convertible foreign currencies and special drawing rights (SDRs) grew $3.44 billion in December to $81.48 billion. +Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Wash., who visited Casolo in prison, said: "There are many individuals who do not receive such fortunate treatment and who do not have the benefit of so many friends in America. +Rhone-Poulenc, which returned to profit in 1984 after four years of losses, is one of 25 government-owned business groups scheduled for denationalization. +Rather than break new ground, the proposed laws would formalize changes already under way in the economy and clear up confusion over the new practices. +On Wednesday, however, a Fort Lauderdale, Fla., jury convicted record store owner Charles Freeman of obscenity for selling a sexually explicit record by the rap group 2 Live Crew. +Trading and financial institutions have disappeared overnight. +For years, most local politicians have accepted the idea of a spit-and-polish force that is both efficient and cost-effective. +"I cannot meet with the leader of an invading nation," Garcia said Thursday. +If workers in mines not included in current negotiations join in sympathy strikes, a total of 300,000 miners could be on strike, he said. +But, although he admitted resorting to cannibalism to stay alive after the group became stranded in the snow, Packer maintained until his death that he had killed only one. +These include public utilities and oil supply, finance, securities and insurance, land and housing. +"I never seen anybody run that fast," said Constable John Brown, who was escorting Bailey. +Rep. E. Thomas Coleman, R-Mo., a key figure in House negotiations on the endowment's future, said the report could serve as the possible framework for a compromise. +The results compare with earnings of Dollars 124.3m, or 67 cents, on sales of Dollars 1.47bn a year earlier. +Though French officials generally said a reversal of the decision is unlikely, one official who declined to be named said, "You can't rule anything out." +As the grandson of a Georgia sharecropper, he shores up the administration's vulnerability among Southern senators with large black constituencies who feared retribution if they supported Mr. Bork, the crusty elitist. +Hugh Johnson, a senior vice president at First Albany Corp., said the overriding sentiment among investors is reluctance. +Although so far it has been allowed substantially higher price increases than its colleagues to fund the expenditure, this status may well come under pressure in next year's review. +"The Federal Reserve does not need a new credit crisis," said James Grant in the issue published Friday of his newsletter Grant's Interest Rate Observer. +In 1983, 71 per cent of people engaged in small-scale economic activity voted conservative. Asked about the banks, almost a quarter of businesses polled said relations had worsened during 1991 while 19 per cent said they had improved. +Saudi Arabia's foreign minister pointedly reminded Iraq today that the United Nations has not ruled out the use of military force to liberate Kuwait. +Later, when reporters asked for comment, he replied: "That's interesting, that's what I think about it." The vice president's remark came as he traveled aboard Air Force Two to Cincinnati for the Major League All-Star Game Tuesday night. +By now, the seriousness of AIDS as a world-wide medical problem is well acknowledged. +The emergence of a new fault-line in Anglo-German relations on Wednesday night pushed the pound down to DM2.4770 in Asian trading, with the currency bottoming out at DM2.4680 in Europe yesterday. +I don't want to ennoble it too much, but it's about the strength of humanity of this woman as opposed to the cold, inhumane aspect of the law that said she shouldn't help anybody, under those circumstances. +Metzenbaum's bill would repeal the insurance industry's antitrust exemption but allow states to continue individually to regulate insurance. +A lengthy investigation by U.S., Italian and Canadian law enforcement authorities resulted in the arrests on Monday at seven locations in the city and on Long Island, law enforcement officials said. +HOW'S about this for a snapshot of the times in Britain? +The Reagan administration gradually was able at least to stop new spending initiatives. +Dart has more than 2,000 employees. +The restructuring will be expensive and arduous. +But Iran has said Western gestures of goodwill could prompt Iran to further help obtain the hostages' freedom. +Ernst & Young won a dismissal of regulators' claims that the accounting firm contributed to the failure of a thrift. The decision could affect other such suits against auditors. +The debate is designed to allow the government to bring back next month the legislation to ratify the treaty. No one at Westminster doubts that the prime minister feels strongly about the issue. +Durban and Oudtshoorn police kept a low profile, in accordance with the government's 10-day-old policy of permitting some political protests. +That approach has been used successfully recently in other industries. +George Mitchell showed the style he brings to the post of Senate majority leader when he was asked recently how the Democratic Congress would respond to George Bush's call for a cut in the capital gains tax. +Finding costs have soared,' the company said. +Outright acquisitions of other drug makers would be too costly, he said. +Philippine President Aquino directed her cabinet to draft a comprehensive agrarian program, and said she may sign it into law before a new Congress convenes in July. +They are followed by carts containing playing partners, the White House physician, military attache, Secret Service agents and a variety of aides. +Mr. Collor has recently suggested that employers and unions join together in a pact to keep wages and prices under control. +INEXORABLY, dividend cuts are moving closer to the centre of the British corporate establishment. +Orange County's loss on its investment portfolio now stands at Dollars 2.02bn, Mr Tom Hayes, the newly appointed chairman of the restructuring team said yesterday, Tony Jackson reports from New York. +Here is a message from President Reagan on the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, which begins Sunday, as released by the White House Friday: I am pleased to send holiday greetings to the Jewish community during this season of Hanukkah 5749. +It's entirely possible, of course, that their enthusiasm came partly from the fact that most of them couldn't see much of what was going on. +Banks opposed the bill because of a provision that would have barred them from selling insurance nationwide. +Army radio reported a mass Israeli troop movement into the territories. +'But in spite of a clear weakening, there are still no symptoms of a recession.' +Some opposition leaders say the party is pushing the reforms because it does not have a strong candidate to run for president when Roh's five-year term expires in early 1993. +He did it all and generated the settlement. +"I want nothing to do with it," said Dr. Darrell J. Campbell Jr., a transplant specialist at the University of Michigan Medical Center in Ann Arbor. +Terrified by a new wave of political violence, the family of an abducted human rights activist fled this country Saturday after spending nearly six weeks holed up in a room at the Red Cross. +'Obviously any charitable status of the employer or task would have a bearing on the decision,' it said. Sometimes individuals are able to incorporate unpaid work experience into government training schemes. +The Monterrey-based conglomerate, flexing the renewed strength of Mexico's private sector, conveyed its offer in a public letter to Anchor Chairman Vincent J. Naimoli. +Yet, even in these 'hot' spots, the level of radon can vary greatly between one house and its neighbour. +The anti-communist revolutions in Eastern Europe have yielded a bonanza for Israel in renewed diplomatic ties and the Israelis hope it also means the end of training and weapons support for Arab radicals. +Congress created the FCS more than 70 years ago to provide farmers with a dependable source of credit at competitive rates. +Hungary, for example, lacks the domestic market of Poland, but embarked on market-type reforms much earlier while both the Hungarians and the Czechs have greater access to international capital markets. +The majority of the 1,800 residents of the islands, whose economic mainstay is sheep-raising, are descendants of British sailors. +"Never before in the history of American criminal law has a court granted the prosecution such a one-sided bonanza of information about the defense case," lawyers Brendan V. Sullivan Jr. and Barry S. Simon said in the pleading filed Monday. +She said she agreed to go along with the killings, sometimes acting as a lookout, because she hoped it would bind their love. +'She said they were filthy. +International Paper raised prices of bleached board in August. +The bill passed the lower house of the Diet earlier this month, but the ruling Liberal Demoratic Party lacks a majority in the upper house and couldn't enlist sufficient opposition support for the measure. +Employers see that eager recruiting among groups like women, minorities and the disabled will help, instead of "fighting" the idea, says Fred Alvarez, a Labor Department official. +In the early 1970s, the report said, Americans ate an average of 151 pounds of red meat annually on a per capita basis, and about 49 pounds of poultry. +Soviet journalists threatened a strike and a group of legislators on Tuesday accused President Mikhail S. Gorbachev of using "pressure tactics" in his rebuke of some prominent, outspoken editors. +That is the job of a high-powered task force that is now said to be thinking the unthinkable on this and other contentious issues at Lloyd's. +Roemer met all day Sunday with his closest advisers on how to cut the budget. +Government sources have said Bloch was videotaped in Paris handing a briefcase to a Soviet agent. +In the first quarter, however, net imports totaled about 8.8 billion kwh, up 2.4% from a year earlier. +Teikoku Data Bank said 68 real estate companies with debts totaling 143.3 billion yen failed in April under the weight of continued high interest rates and government controls on lending. +The way you gain credibility here is doing these thingsor at least doing them enough to give the impression that you're doing them." That's only just begun. +It wants to protect its 'core values' of open access to the profession, flexible education and a common 'title' for accountants. +Jackson's white support, up from about 5 percent four years ago, was bolstered by a nearly unanimous black vote, WNBC-TV and ABC News polls said. +Jim Van Messel, co-executive producer of "Entertainment Tonight," says the show hasn't heard yet from any agents or lawyers offering to sell a client's grisly tale, but doesn't expect to wait long. +"The benefits of the EC single market will be amplified by economic and monetary union and a single currency," Christophersen said. +The stock, which proved immune to sharp declines in the market last week, fell 3 7/8 yesterday, to 36 5/8, even though the company reported higher earnings. +He's more British than the British." Rhys-Davies said he sees Joe Gargery as "a holy fool who is not wholly foolish." The miniseries also stars Anthony Hopkins as Magwitch, Jean Simmons as Miss Havisham, and Anthony Calf as Pip. +But it's a problem that some people are involved in heinous crimes, such as kidnapping and murder. FT: What can be done about corruption in Pakistani politics? BB: We are committed to the elimination of corruption. +The airlines say the air-traffic control system is obsolete and understaffed. +Eighteen people were arrested in an investigation into attempts by the Mafia to scare off competition for construction contracts. +Empty, there would be between two and three feet between the water and the top edge of the boat, said Coast Guard Lt. +Both the 1982-83 and 1985-86 occurrences did major harm to fishing off the West Coast. +Still, Cashman plainly relishes his role; as does John Rogan as the bewildered widower Mr McLeavy. +The scientists substituted the extruded whole soybeans for the meal in an effort to retain soy oil which is relatively high in polyunsaturated fat. +Its trade-weighted effective exchange rate is higher than during the second half of 1991 and early 1992. +Dickens's Hard Times is this year's choice, perhaps an appropriate title for an investment manager at the end of a deep recession. +Earlier last week, it was announced that Kuwait and Iran were restoring full diplomatic relations. +Hailed as the "Mozart of shipping" for his precociousness, Martinos entered the business as a teen-ager when his mother and her brothers _ a shipping lawyer and a sea captain _ bought their first ship. +It intends to collect more, for the satellite mapping of the forest zone and for conservation programs where the remaining forest is thickest. +Dr. Langston said research into MPTP also is seeking clues to the cause of Parkinson's. +That is surely not going to happen again, because governments have abandoned the gold peg for their currencies and have generally established targets for the minimum as well as the maximum annual growth rate of the money supply. +But the Royal Bank is increasingly aggressive these days and has now lured Leith Robertson, one of the Bank of Scotland's senior management buyout specialists, to become its corporate director in charge of mbos and acquisition finance. +We worked out all the safety aspects," he said. +He said it was followed by several aftershocks. +And once that becomes evident to investors, these optimistic analysts see nothing ahead but blue sky for stock prices. +Nov. 23 (Malta) Egyptair jet is hijacked, Egyptian commandos storm plane, 58 die, 24 are wounded. +But the audience was far smaller than on opening day. +Airport sources in Geneva said Bush and Syrian leader Hafez Assad were expected Friday in Geneva for a meeting. +Former British prime minister Sir Edward Heath yesterday secured the release of three British prisoners held in Iraq, write James Whittington in Amman and Agencies. +Their only source of flour is via the consortium, which coordinates with the city's six mills. +Mr. Weimert had been president of Community Shares' major subsidiary, Community Savings & Loan Association. +AMR had also sought to foil Mr. Trump in Congress by lobbying for legislation that would have bolstered the authority of the Transportation Department to reject airline buy-outs. +The big aluminum producer said the reorganization would result in Aluminum Co. of Canada replacing Alcan as the parent of the Alcan group. +However, selling, general and administrative expenses as a percentage of sales increased 0.5% because of lower financecharge income, which is carried on the company's financial statements as a credit against expenses. +Mr. Greenberg of McDonald's, who doesn't see any evidence of a recession over the next year, says the recent rise in inflation isn't a nationwide trend. +Because idle farm land decimated the demand for labor, fertilizer, farm equipment and other ag inputs. +Named as an unindicted co-conspirator was Joe F. Justice, the imprisoned former president of the Florida Center Bank of Orlando, which went out of business in 1986. +Until today's inflation report, most economists believed that Federal Reserve policy-makers, meeting Monday, would stimulate the economy with another cut in interest rates before the end of the year. +So in a dance studio Thursday night, remembering the glory days, they practiced their jitterbugs and coffee-grinding and listened to Bobby Darin, Frankie Avalon and Neil Sedaka. +Here is a glance at West Germany's proposed treaty for full political unification with East Germany, which would follow the July 1 merger of the two nations' economies. +A pledge by the Contras not to dispatch any forces into Nicaragua from base camps in Honduras, in addition to withdrawing 2,000 of their estimated 5,000 troops based in Nicaragua. +Youths 19 and under accounted for 2,127 of the 29,453 suicides committed in the United States in 1985, the last year for which figures are available, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. +Hill underscored his supporting-actor role by saying that he not only had to win to surmount his Bismarck-boy image, but win big. +They will continue to attack where another dog will just bite and run away," Burns said. +Talks with Michigan Bell resumed Tuesday, and continued early Wednesday, said spokesmen for the utility and the union. +Bargain-hunting by U.S. investors helped some floating-rate note issues recover yesterday in an otherwise featureless Eurodollar bond session. +In state-operated butcher shops, meats are rationed and supplies of better quality cuts are erratic. +Krenz holds talks in Moscow with Gorbachev and announces East Germany has much to learn from Kremlin-style reforms. +It took almost an hour to introduce everybody. +Americans' disposable, or after-tax, incomes rose 1.7 percent in January after rising 0.9 percent in December and falling 0.3 percent in November. +Some 39 per cent of life insurance respondents said that sales volumes actually fell in the period, in spite of expectations that they would rise. +The judge ruled that only documents concerning trade secrets can be kept under seal. +Witnesses have identified members of these squads as prominent members of the ruling party or security force personnel in civilian clothes, it said. +The Stark's captain is being reassigned to shore duty, officials investigating the incident said. +Arthur Stevenson, an analyst with Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. in New York, said the rumors incited heavy buying of sugar contracts by futures speculators. +What made the difference this time? "I liked her right away," Schulz said of Johnson, a columnist for the Memphis Commercial Appeal. +But any Dukakis strategy without the South would require an electoral shift of historic proportions for a Democratic victory in November. +Rangoon Radio said one monk had persuaded an unnamed political party to press for a speedy transfer of power in Burma and organized monks to overthrow the government. +"When you were above some of the holes, you just breathed on the ball and hoped it would stop around the cup." +The prince's backstage work included making tea for co-workers. +The criticism has extended to the "era of stagnation" under Leonid I. Brezhnev, who was Communist Party chief from 1964 to 1982. +Cristiani, who takes over June 1 as head of this country's U.S.-backed government, said Nicaragua is the main obstacle to regional peace. +Surgeons restarted her heart with cardiopulmonary resuscitation. +FORT SHERIDAN _ Located in suburban Chicago, Fort Sheridan is a graceful cluster of tan brick buildings that resembles a college campus. +The Soviet foreign minister met jointly with Communist Party officials and one of their harshest foes today and said later his country is determined to maintain good relations with both sides. +Currency dealers said the dollar was suffering from a period of listlessness in the foreign exchange markets and might move lower in the closing weeks of the year. +Some, as all good stories do, ended with a happy ever after. +This hasn't happened in the case of Hess's, causing concern in the credit community. +There was Michael Kirwan, a great appropriator who pushed for an aquarium in Washington because fish struck him as quiet and peaceful, a good influence in the capital. +After the UAW pattern agreement was reached, Chrysler said the deal was too expensive. +The dollar declined against the Japanese yen today, while share prices firmed. +They wanted the Pact to oppose the West's demand that a unified Germany join NATO. +The August incident and another in which a black man was shot to death by police sparked allegations of police racism and prompted City Council hearings on police brutality. +Late last year, a Wenzhou man who ran a private credit union was executed. +Lieberman has sought to outflank Weicker by portraying him as aloof from Connecticut concerns, and has attracted support from all parts of the political spectrum. +There are signs that Fox Network's Dollars 1.6bn investment in American football rights is paying off, while the losses from his Asian satellite venture were a modest Dollars 20m. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Westamerica closed at $22.25 a share, down 75 cents. +But they acknowledged that the fears of a weak economy that led the Fed to ease slightly in January no longer existed. +These will be sent on a trial basis for as little as Pounds 1-2 each. +In the three months to June unit costs were just 0.1 per cent higher than in the same period last year, down from 1.3 per cent in the three months to May. Many analysts said they were pleased with the labour cost figures. +"I know a doctor who likes to be able to hop in a plane and fly whenever he wants," says Gerald Walton, an FAA official who until recently was the tower manager at Burbank. +Last week, the total fell by 21. +Rebels did not pursue the soldiers into Honduras, he said. +A company spokeswoman said higher material and labor costs led to the price increase. +Since all the Community's neighbours are now designated 'safe' countries, this means that the Community expects Switzerland, Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland and others to deal with Europe's refugee problem. +The bond markets' lethargy contrasted sharply with the euphoria that gripped the stock market. +While no one is likely to take to the streets again soon, the spirit of resistance seems to be building anew. +In the 1980s, the S&Ls eerily re-enacted this precedent. +When he launched the Sun in September, Ingersoll said he wanted to prove that new newspapers, if properly designed and promoted, could be introduced in the United States just as they had been in other countries. +Nonetheless, some analysts had expected a gap of as little as 600 million dollars, and the Australian currency slipped after the figure was released. +Some ended up in "Closer Than Ever." Other songs for "Closer Than Ever" were orphans from "Baby," the duo's one Broadway musical that had a seven-month run during the 1983-84 season. +Two mid-tier City accountancy firms, Wilson Green and Silver Altman, have announced a merger. The new firm will practice from October 1 as Wilson Silver Altman. +The Canadian natural resources company was once controlled by fugitive financier John C. Doyle. +Sheriff Aarvis Whitman calls the home a prison and has refused to send back runaways. +In a statement, Amal accused Hezbollah's fighters of booby-trapping corpses in Jarjou. +She said he was expected to arrive in Paris on Friday night. +The company didn't say how much extra production there would be but dealers estimated that it would amount to an additional 150,000 ounces, which would bring the company's annual output to 1.4 million ounces. +The first episode, "The Taste of Democracy," examines the foundations of perestroika, using excellent archival photos and footage to track Gorbachev's rise to power and the systemic failure of the Soviet bureaucracy. +That job, of course, is to bury inflation so deeply it cannot arise again for years. +He said the whole question of the national emergency was under constant review and it would be lifted as soon as circumstances permit. +In their report in the current issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine, the Cedars-Sinai researchers said they found no evidence that the surgery was more difficult in women than men. +And if a constitution won't immediately ease the Philippines's jitters, a show of strength by Mrs. Aquino possibly will. +Asked when he thought he would feel safe, he said, "When Charles dies." "Obviously, he is very concerned and he has every reason to be," state Department of Corrections spokesman Tipton Kindel said in Sacramento. +Mrs. Thatcher declared in her own speech that German unification should not weaken security and said U.S. and British troops and NATO nuclear missiles must remain in a united Germany. +But former Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger made clear he didn't think the concept was funny when it applied to Pentagon spending. +Pakistan has diverted for its own use millions of dollars of Stinger anti-aircraft missiles intended for U.S.-backed Afghan rebels, United Press International quoted intelligence sources as saying. +They grew in number from 7,500 in 1978 to 19,400 in 1991. The Royal Society says no researcher should have to undertake more than two short-term contracts. +A disposable camera that can be had for under $10. +By attempting to reconcile some of these bitter enemies, Mr. Gorbachev is seeking to establish himself as the unlikely heir to Henry Kissinger and Anwar Sadat as the region's preeminent deal maker. +Drexel played a role in many of them. +Anti-independence legislators did not participate in the vote, it reported. +Now it's the Congress' fault."' Despite officials' claims that the bill must pass, there hasn't been much lobbying by top administration officials, noted Sen. Donald W. Riegle, D-Mich. +He vowed to his mother that he would sing at a Spanish song festival, and Iglesias kept his vow in 1968. +Now Texans will have a choice between one of their own for the top job or for No. 2, and they're likely to go for the big prize, he said. +Patricia Mathis, 33, his mother, said tears just streamed down her face. +Despite the problems, everyone seemed to enjoy it. +The report, which the Agriculture Department released after the close, was in line with analysts' predictions. +An infant nursed by a mother who regularly consumed Lake Michigan fish would be exposed to 6.2 milligrams of PCB by the end of 12 months, Swain said. +Eight doctors and specialists from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, not previously known as a refuge for conservatives, have just reported their findings from an in-depth study of several hundred homeless people in Baltimore. +Elsewhere in the Leningrad TV clip, Mr. Joel offers a summary of his beginning as a rock musician. +He is prepared to spend his money in the U.S. instead if the new FDA rules make the drugs available here. +Lokmaya's village of Balambhu has better health care than most in this nation of 17 million people. +It said at least 300 students were arrested in Orumiyeh. +America West has about 10.7 million common shares outstanding. +Dukakis, for his part, claims he has cut a record amount in taxes. +Despite congressional approval of the act, several legislators expressed concern over the precedent of closing a station through government edict instead of through the courts. +The stock market declined today in fairly quiet trading, pressured by growing talk of a recession amid ongoing concern about inflation. +Meanwhile, the losses were partially offset by higher profit from securities and foreign-exchange trading and gains from venture capital activities and loan sales, among other things, Chemical said. +The company in May announced that it was cutting the quarterly dividend in half to five cents a share as a result. +The huge amount of damages was based on Pennzoil's assertion that $7.53 billion would be needed to drill for as much oil as it would have acquired in the deal with Getty. +In issuing the new statement, which was stronger than expected, the G-7 nations in effect are betting that they can force currency markets to stop driving the dollar down. +He was convicted on two counts of filing false income tax returns for failing to report more than $350,000 in income from gambling, autograph signing and baseball memorabilia sales. +This is usually confined to the local producing association and the republican government. +And he said that, overall, deregulation has "conclusively" benefited consumers. +In a related matter, Mr. Reynolds said he is "hopeful" that the FCC will approve the proposed sale of KHJ-TV, Los Angeles, before year end, despite the administrative law judge's ruling. +Boeing said about 6.4 million shares of Argosystems were tendered by 12:01 a.m. EDT yesterday. +Instead, they described it has a housecleaning measure agreed upon after Presser underwent a heart bypass operation in late 1983 to assure that control of the union remained with officials at its international headquarters in Washington. +Such suggestions have been around for years. +"Government has no business with a married couple's private consentual sexual practices," Castellani wrote. +The Reagan administration looked high and low for Latin American support for the Nicaraguan Contras but almost always came up empty-handed. +She married a plumber from Kentucky in Las Vegas 11 years ago and they live in a quiet, elm-shaded mobile-home park filled with retirees. +The Democratic Forum began as a loose grouping of intellectuals, artists and scientists in 1987 and since has grown to about 20,000 members. +It would have added 8 cents to the 16 cent tax on a pack of cigarettes, and brought the 16-cent tax on beer six-packs to 36 cents. +City officials rushed to put Holly's name on a park, built on the outskirts of town over an old landfill. +The suit accuses 23 U.S. and foreign banks of antitrust, banking and other violations after they failed to come to terms on restructuring loans to the Hunt companies. +Harbridge House, a consultant, says only a third of the executives it talked to believe their companies are really encouraging innovation. +The collection, in Hillsboro, N.H., is officially known as Kemp's Mack Museum. +The distributions are payable June 30. +Prices of most contracts had declined for three sessions in a row, he noted. +We need to apply the brakes (i.e. accountability), and break up the congressional circle of horrors by electing new officials who will challenge this and other conventional wisdoms. +In this, medieval chivalry and the last hurrah of English military heroism are conjoined. +The administration adopted new guidelines that have stricter limits on the scope and length of work that can be performed by consultants, but Cotton said they are too vague. +As the government still wants to sell its 40 per cent stakes in both companies, it has an obvious incentive to find an acceptable solution before the market's insouciance fades. +The specialty chemical producer had previously spurned a $24-a-share offer; both offers are for 4.96 million common shares. +The U.S. is by far Canada's biggest export market, taking more than 75% of Canada's exports last year. +Timken Co. said it intends to phase out one of its two Columbus, Ohio, manufacturing plants over the next three years. +Neither Amertex nor its owner, Leo Jacobson, has been charged with a criminal offense, though both have been barred from obtaining future Pentagon contracts. +Its videotapes, featuring 60 clients, will go to dating agencies in the U.S., Canada and Australia if Mrs. Lukyanova's grand plans go through. +In the year's first nine months, the company had net income of $34.4 million, or $1.14 a share. +Let the people know." +On London's stock exchange Friday, Cadbury rose one penny (1.9 cents), to 255 pence ($4.69). +The book is only 10% too long, not bad for a family saga that spans 932 pages. +"I looked at him and asked him his name," said Elmer Gnau, a retired tool and dye maker. "I knew if he said Kenneth, he would be my cousin. +He always referred to Lillian Hellman's play, "The Little Foxes," as "The Three Little Foxes," and he fought with Warner Bros. to allow Bette Davis to star in the movie. +He's campaigned for dissenters, including a senator who called his budget settlement a turkey and a Senate challenger who likened the tax provisions to a mugging. +On Thursday, the mine owner, Anglo-American Corp., announced that a fourth miner had been found dead underground, but gave no further information. +They were sending deputies in their stead. +Everyone in this border town knows who the drug smugglers are, but they don't want to talk about it. +Only occasional telephone poles and parts of some buildings were left standing. +During the last meeting, the Sandinistas presented their most liberal proposal. +Among Dollars & Sense's boosters are economist John Kenneth Galbraith, journalist Alexander Cockburn and Democratic U.S. Rep. Ron Dellums of California. +Three of her co-workers confirm her complaints. +Accompanying Siddhi was a 62-member delegation that included bankers, investors and businessmen. +Brandenstein reported the astronauts first spotted LDEF Thursday night. +Rescuers using trained dogs found the body of a cross-country skier buried in an avalanche in Mount Rainer National Park, a park spokesman said Monday. +Whether Torchmark can finish what it started remains to be seen. +EDS has sued Mr. Perot in Virginia charging that he violated the agreement. +That may sound like bluster - but it is a brave person who ignores it. +She also makes her actors look as if they weren't acting. +The book made his international reputation and put him on the cover of Time magazine. +Her husband, Claus von Bulow, was convicted of trying to murder her, but was later retried and acquitted. +"We are anti-imperialist with Moscow and we are anti-imperialist with Washington," Pastora told the crowd at the adjacent Plaza of the Revolution. +The move, from January 1, was announced by President Daniel arap Moi at a rally to mark 31 years of independence from British rule. +Finally, his advice on the vehicles for investing in stocks is consistent with the no-free-lunch doctrine. +Solidarity member of Parliament Aleksander Malachowski, a writer and television personality, said Solidarity's first act tomorrow when Parliament resumes sitting, would be to introduce a bill to abolish the death penalty. +The Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper of Munich reported that Wolf had taken refuge in the Soviet Union to avoid possible arrest in connection with a weapons scandal that occurred under the ousted hard-line Communist regime. +Cadbury-Schweppes, which had been worried by talk of an imminent cash call, rose 9 to 482p and Booker gained the same to 380p. +Mr. Adelizzi declined to discuss reasons for the timing of Home Federal's applications, but said the moves put Home Federal "in the best position to remain flexible for the future." +If the utility commission follows its normal schedule for public hearings, the rate change, if granted, would go into effect next January. +Many observers concluded that failure to take account of the Social Security surplus as part of the government's fiscal action was a cause of the recession. +Having reconciled himself to the operation in Cuba that he formerly had opposed, Mr. Schlesinger tried to insulate the president if perchance something went awry. +The little blonde boy with a dirt-smudged face was blinking and calm when placed on a gurney and wheeled to a waiting ambulance. +Until yesterday Lord Richardson of Duntisbourne, head of the Bank of England between 1973 and 1983, had been the second British director on the BIS board. The choice of title was less straightforward. +Mr. Kelliher said he opposes the two-tier wage scale, which pays flight attendants hired since 1983 significantly less than senior flight attendants. +Second or confirming sources on bedroom behavior are hard to locate. +The midseason replacement series reached No. 1 in the A.C. Nielsen ratings for the second week of March, and a one-hour rerun special knocked venerable "60 Minutes" out of the Top 10 slot. +He has asked a state court in Santa Ana, Calif., to nullify the standstill agreement on his Ramada shares. +99.963 (5.52%) Interest rate ........................... +In composite New York Stock Exchange trading yesterday, Mesa shares closed at $11.875, down $1. +Giveaways attract some drivers, but "a customer doesn't stay with you because of your promotions," Shell says. +The Colorado banking commissioner closed two affiliated banks, bringing the number of bank failures nationwide this year to 159, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said. +Little more than a quarter of US exports go to Mexico and Canada - a proportion that is likely to change only slowly once the agreement comes into force in 1994. +Then Judge Kenyon ordered Bank of America to turn over accounts held by Soviet trading companies to Mr. Gregorian to make up the rest of the damage award. +Nevertheless, there seemed to be continuing differences, in spite of Mr Bock's boardroom shake-up in January. +Community involvement is another way companies try to hold themselves to their original vision. +Twelve firefighters remained hospitalized Wednesday. +But there was no conclusive proof, and a second test application began Sunday. +This practice is known in the industry as 'skin-to-skin' working. The report said the roof fall was caused by rock movement 'probably' triggered by 'the relatively high rate of advance of the working in the roadway'. +Sources said Mr. Spoor wasn't enthusiastic initially, but came around to favoring Mr. Smith as the list shrank. +The harvest has been quite good. +On Thursday, it will again be host to German lawmakers. +But HSBC has managed its portfolio of banks differently. +Cornelia Parker has produced a set of six postcards of work made in the station hotel, itself forbidden to public access. +Meese disqualified himself last year when the Reagan administration opposed renewing the federal law which created independent counsels to investigate top government officials. +The lack of books had made his childhood in Scotland seem like prison, but when he reached London, he found things little better. The greatest city in the world had no public libraries and books were expensive. +But like Alliance's Mr. Wellman, Ms. Franklin is also looking for unquoted securities. +For Toronto-based Labatt, the acquisition underlines the company's determination to expand beyond its core brewing interests. +The unit had been hoping to boost employment for development of two new jetliners. +As widely predicted, issuance in the real estate mortgage investment conduit sector remained strong. +The Philippine air force operates a bombing range near the plantation north of Manila. +Fascinating, he thought _ the orchestration, the instrumentation, how the French horns used high octave violin phrases. +Long Island legislators and Lilco opponents reacted angrily to some tentative terms of the pact, including one that would terminate a lawsuit charging Lilco with fraud, and seeking to recover from the utility $2.9 billion already paid by Lilco ratepayers. +"Most people can't stand it. +After years of trying to get the policy changed, Gartner filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Information Agency _ VOA's parent _ in June 1988 in Des Moines' federal court. +Young & Rubicam, which called the charges "without substance or merit," acknowledges it made payments to Ad Ventures, a company controlled by Foote. +Adjusted to remove any stocks subject to potential arbitrage, it started a slight decline in the mid-August month, coming down to 1.23 from its record 1.29 in the previous month. +Even with the no-checking rule, players collide in tussles for the puck. +Traders agreed much of the activity centered around the Japanese yen. +The easy profits are gone, and many investors may find their initial capital in jeopardy. +Bob Daly, chairman of Warner Bros. studio, a Time Warner Inc. unit, and the leader of the Hollywood negotiating team, said some progress is being made and asked for a deadline extension. +"They're regarded as loners," an unidentified neighbor told the newspaper "Particularly, her. +The Mongolians were allied with the Soviet Union in gaining independence and establishing the world's second Communist state in 1921. +"Let's say I sat each of you down in front of a red button and a black button," he said. +Mortgage & Realty Trust plunged 2 1/4 to 4 1/4. +At least 59 militant unions in Seoul decided on Wednesday to call a joint strike Friday in protest of the crackdown on labor. Union leaders said they would seek an alliance with students. +The release brought to more than 2,500 the number the government has freed. +Chartwell also agreed to buy another 1.233 million Avon shares from A/J Partnership within 30 days. +But this is an unsatisfactory and haphazard procedure. +They come and start trouble. +Former US Central Intelligence Agency officer Aldrich Ames (left) was sentenced to life in prison after he pleaded guilty in Virginia to spying for Moscow. +She thanked her family, especially her husband Emilio, "who waited until we got to the hospital before he fainted, and my son Nayib, who held my hand while we waited for the ambulances. +A coalition of the newspaper's 10 unions met Thursday afternoon, then sent leaders to a meeting with management at the Daily News' headquarters. +The service will be available in the U.S. and Canada initially, with other countries to follow. +A major worry has been the psychological impact of the explosion, especially on the space workers and their children. +During discussions over limiting textile imports, Mr. Sato told President Nixon, "Zensho shimasu," a phrase that can mean anything from "I'll look after the matter" to "There is no way I'll do it." +The farm sales increase reflected in part higher prices caused by the severe drought. +"It was impossible to imagine doing this three years ago," says Baira, a 20-year-old high-school graduate who aspires to become a floor broker at the new Mongolian Stock Exchange. +"We're still paying for the rally we had in January and February," said Mr. Goldman, adding that only more selling can raise cash reserves and investor pessimism enough to fuel another run higher. +The younger Savage, who now works as an affirmative action officer for the Chicago Metropolitan Sanitary District, was not in his office Wednesday and could not be reached for comment. +"We don't know what it (`Iranian Nights') is all about; nothing was sent to us," said Muhammed Ebrahim, executive secretary of the Islamic Council. "What we don't know, we cannot be concerned with. +Spot, or noncontract, prices were mixed. +"Continued earnings pressure is likely." +Squatting behind home plate for the White Sox this young baseball season, 40-year-old Carlton Fisk feels lousy. +Outside court, defense attorney Ray Clark said Ramirez "has good days and bad days." "He just doesn't like court," said Clark. +Mr. Windfeldt recalls that most vacuum cleaners were sold door to door when he entered the business 26 years ago. +Cominco and Teck, which own a combined 21% of Aur's shares, also will gain representation on Aur's board. However, the companies extended an agreement to support Aur's current management until 1996. +Afghanistan repeatedly has charged that Pakistan is violating the agreement, which took effect May 15, by continuing to arm guerrillas. +The traffic problems were compounded by a car that went into a ditch, she said. +"Our deal is far from done," Mr. McCullough says. +After the victims were butchered, they were sent down the Sava River. +"We've never had temperatures like this that I can recall. +Mr. Gandhi, however, might want to ponder China's own flirtations with the Soviets. +That's just "murderous" for any violin, he says, and especially so for the 500 to 600 old Cremonese violins still being played (out of a couple of thousand produced by the masters). +Two of the demonstrators were arrested, the statement said. +In a decision that could bolster the rights of AIDS victims, the justices ruled 7-2 that people with contagious diseases are covered by a federal law that prohibits discrimination against the handicapped in federally aided programs. +Austin was killed by New York City police in a shoot-out in 1971 following a bank robbery. +Manufacturing value-added (MVA), at constant prices, declined almost 30 per cent between 1982 and 1986. +Mr Evans Nicolas, the self-styled leader of the revived macoutes, said he and his faction were ready for 'civil war' to thwart the return of the president. +Platinum for January delivery settled at $578.60 an ounce, up $15.40. +The toughest decision usually was whether to buy or lease the photocopier. +It also covers provisions for the closing of Gitano retail stores that aren't in outlet locations. +Does laying out 20 grand to hear Dan Marino explain how he aspires to win a Super Bowl really inspire a management team, metaphorically speaking, to seek the corporate Super Bowl? +If successful, the acquisition by Salt Lake City-based American Stores would create the nation's largest supermarket chain. +Taxpayers placed $36 billion in California's state coffers, the largest collection reported. +Mark Obrinsky, an economist with the U.S. League of Savings Institutions, said the March increase, coupled with an overall 9.6 percent jump in February, provide evidence that housing has recovered from its slump in December and January. +All eight officers were charged with entry without permission, a misdemeanor, and with conspiracy to conceal a crime, a felony. +It means the satellite was sent into precisely the right orbit. +CSFB's income from trading operations plunged 44.6% to 105.2 million francs last year from 190 million francs in 1986. +A municipal judge ruled that the magazines are obscene, opening the way for city officials to ban their sale in Urbana. +"We feel it's a very good showing for Jesse in a state that does not have many blacks," said Tom Disselhorst, state co-chairman for the Jackson campaign. +The New Jersey federal court will hear another motion by Ciba-Geigy for a preliminary injunction against Alza and Marion Merrell on Dec. 23. +The en suite panelled bathroom had a free-standing bath and sociable chairs. This was our self-catering home for the weekend, the house once host to William III. +A spokeswoman for Motorola said the stay of Bunton's ruling will be sought from the Washington court. +Along with those higher labor costs, Bethlehem Steel was hampered by scheduled maintenance programs at its prize Sparrows Point plant, which significantly reduced capacity and forced it to buy steel from other producers to meet customer orders. +West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher met with Baker in Brussels on Friday to discuss the disarmament dispute and the Soviet proposals. +Another fire in Everglades National Park, about 27 miles southwest of the city, scorched 10,500 acres by Friday. Firefighters expected to control it today, said park spokeswoman Darlene Koontz. +The transfer of funds will leave the FSLIC, which is managed by the Bank Board, severely depleted. +The Kremlin also denied U.S. charges that its troops are leaving as many as 30 million mines behind. +A senior Bush administration aide said the U.S. sent word of Mr. Bush's proposals to all the nuclear-armed former Soviet republics. +The other three _ ganciclovir, aerosol pentamidine and alpha interferon _ are used to treat AIDS-related conditions. +Jordan ruled the West Bank from 1949 until it was captured by Israel in 1967. +In La Oroya, 95 miles northeast of Lima, Shining Path assassins shot and killed a mining labor leader Monday on a city street, police said. +Hours later, six leftist guerrillas were killed in a battle with a special army brigade created to fight the rebels. +This manure contains nitrogen, which is transmitted through the soil and the root system of the barley to the grain. But this year, for some unaccountable reason, our barleys contained much lower percentages of nitrogen than usual. +The others were forced to watch and keep count, authorities also said. +Some of the antiques in Jalousie's Great House have come from Glenconner's homes in Mustique, Scotland and England. +Its 32.0 rating was the 14th highest-rated made-for-TV movie ever. +In a fight like this, you have to." +In Africa and the Caribbean, a large majority of victims were _ and are _ heterosexuals. +Everyone was making money. +The plan also called for Ramada shareholders to receive cash and stock in Aztar. +The chief chef was Williams, a nine-year pro veteran who has switched off with Jay Schroeder as the Redskins' signal-caller this season. +Most dwarfism is genetic, but it usually does not strike all members of a family, and it can be caused by more than 100 disorders, Ott said. +There were 8,002 workers eligible to vote, and under the board's rules, the Teamsters needed at least half of those workers to mail in ballots in the union's favor. +I don't think you have any instance as flagrant as this one." Just how flagrant is too flagrant isn't clear under Florida law: A certain degree of "pre-petition planning," as bankruptcy lawyers like to call it, is acceptable. +'Our conception of Europe,' says a senior Elysee official, 'is that France, Germany and Britain are fairly close.' But the desire of France and Germany to help Mr Major is not unlimited, and it will not last for ever. +"I don't need anyone in or out. +Anticipating the new standards, many thrifts have been selling assets and reducing their size recently. +The FDIC revised its report for 1989 bank profits to $15.7 billion, down $600 million from an earlier report. +But he added: 'If there is no more easing in the repo rate within two weeks, the pressure on the system will return. +As previously reported, Aaron Brothers directors and other stockholders who together hold 64% of the shares outstanding have agreed to tender their shares. +The Iraqi News Agency also reported that Iranian artillery shelled residential areas in the southern port of Basra, the border town of Khanaqin and Sirwan in northeast Iraq throughout the night. It made no mention of casualties. +Co-ordinated through a new regional logistics centre in Singapore; engines will be shipped in from Brazil, axles and drive trains will come from India. +Total assets were $30.7 billion, up from $26.3 billion a year ago. +Genoese said he sent a telegram to Steven G. Rothmeier, chairman and chief executive officer of NWA Inc., the parent company of Northwest, requesting a meeting. +Ships carrying a Marine expeditionary unit from Okinawa, equipped with a squadron of assault and cargo helicopters, have arrived in position near the Saudi peninsula. +Only the president is authorized to grant Secret Service protection to non-presidential candidates. +But in 1972 the party abandoned FDR's grand alliance and began to appeal to voters as members of special interest groups. +The value of customer business on Thursday reached a hefty Pounds 2.43bn. There were, however, some outstanding stock performers. +American films make up 55% of the French market, while French films attract less than 1% of American moviegoers. +The Energy Department noted, however, that it retained regulatory authority over radioactive portions of its wastes. +Late Friday, the company said it entered a tentative agreement under which it will sell an 11% stake to International Paper for $209 million. +Shaike Erez, head of Israel's military administration in the West Bank. +Economic growth has been 5 percent over the same period, according to government figures. +What makes supervision of the industry even more difficult, he says, are the large numbers of stock-loan "finders," or firms that seek commissions from matching up lenders and borrowers. +He said one recent trip to San Francisco, booked through Eastern's club, cost $175 round trip. "The cheapest (comparable) airfare I was able to find was $268," he said. +The chip accord, signed last summer, forbids Japanese chip makers from selling dynamic random-access-memory chips, or D-rams, below certain fair-market values calculated by the Commerce Department. +As in watering, "once established" are the key words. +Myers said second-quarter net income rose 66%, to $2.1 million, on a 54% sales gain, from $1.3 million. +Before the private lairds there were the clan chiefs. +But to ensure that they wouldn't be overworked, he added one more employee to her staff. +In less than a month, the developer has announced two property deals that would put him in command of a lucrative five-block area in the center of the Boardwalk. +This year, however, Pohanka Hyundai is on track to sell fewer than 800 cars. +Though the subject lies dormant now, there are more than 200 communities with some form of residential rent controls, most adopted during periods of rapid general inflation in the 1970s, and most in the Northeast and California. +"The United States is the wrong country for an international bank to be based," he said. +But such hopes seemed to get no support from comments Wednesday morning by Alan Greenspan, the Fed's chairman, before a congressional committee. +A statement from the Defense Ministry noted that Turkey agreed last March to postpone small-scale exercises in the Aegean following a Greek request. +An agreement forged last month between the Czech, Slovak and federal governments keeps foreign policy, defense, general economic and monetary policy under federal control. +AT&T, which holds a 37% stake in the project, said it has notified customers of the delay. +"I don't think very much will come out of all this," concludes John de St. Jorre, a writer who is editing a report on South Africa for the Ford Foundation. +But the treaty foes admit they have an uphill fight, since many of those they hope to woo are Reagan loyalists. +Newton's "Aramus" herd, named after a favorite Polish national champion stallion owned by the entertainer, is considered one of the top five Arabian herds in the world. +Dollar figures for the 1989 and 1988 periods were converted from British pounds at the Sept. 30 rate of $1.615 to the pound. +She has no formal training in psychology, but lists in her resume certifications in accelerated learning, stress management and self-talk technology. +The November contract fell as low as $5.89 a bushel, its lowest level since Aug. 3, before bouncing back late in the session. +"And when I think that the proceeds from my house will help educate our lawyers, doctors and teachers of the future, that makes me feel good. +And while selling Philipp Brothers has been talked about, the big unanswered question is to whom. +The training exercise had nothing to do with the Persian Gulf crisis, Harper said. +National City, which disclosed its $870 million stock bid in May, says that consolidating the banks' operations would save $125 million a year. +Around midday rumors started to circulate in the market about a nuclear accident in the Soviet Union, depressing share prices further, dealers said. +"We do anticipate some exiting of farmers, particularly in the northern Plains and part of the western Corn Belt," said Gregory Hanson, an Agriculture Department economist. +Acquired stock would be used for general corporate purposes, it said. +The Eritrean rebels claimed capture of the port in a radio broadcast Saturday, but a government official in Addis Ababa said the rebels controlled only parts of the town. +All of this is admittedly my own sidewalk surmise. +The last tiny dusky died of old age in June in a specially designed environment on Discovery Island, a Walt Disney World zoological park primarily for birds. +The same can hardly be said for Finmeccanica. The company has thoroughly restructured its activities since the days when it was best known for its loss-making Alfa Romeo cars operation, sold to Fiat in 1986. +"It's time to grow the business," he said. +In a proposal aimed at the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Sen. Bentsen also suggested that an oil import fee could be imposed only on foreign countries that belong to oil cartels. +Famous movie couples will be seated at tables between the palm trees, and a bandstand will be on the stage. +"The internal (trade) imbalance has become so acute now that the country's market is actually threatened by disintegration," the former premier said. +The merger of USAir Group Inc. and Piedmont Aviation Inc. is expected to create a profitable new carrier that analysts say would be a strong challenger to the nation's so-called mega-carriers. +Tens of thousands of the colony's residents concerned about Communist control have sought permission to move out. +"The present acceleration of history is one in which the partnership is being put to a test," he said, adding that the two nations would pass the test because of their common interests and U.S. goodwill. +"I'm amazed at these people. +Japan expressed concern Thursday about political developments in Burma and said it would wait to decide whether to recognize the new military government. +Besides, Mr. Crosby asserts, SmartRoute has built an elaborate system for gathering data and doesn't need Metro's reports. +Today is Monday, June 20, the 172nd day of 1988. +Krenz's new leadership has blamed Honecker and Mittag for plunging the country into the crisis and Mittag has been kicked out of the party. +She writes at least three columns and features for the Plain Dealer's Friday tabloid and another two to three reviews for the rest of the week. +Robert Falise, Irving's general counsel, said management views the Banca Commerciale offer as superior because, "We believe a partnership with a global financial institution makes much more sense than an acquisition by a domestic one." +But the copper content in ore of most deposits is less than 1 per cent - with small traces of precious metals - making the mining of ore for producing copper economically unviable. +But Ms. Tutwiler said Libya is "still trying to acquire chemical weapons capability and is engaged in destabilizing efforts around the world. +In fact, for a glimpse of the U.S. population in roughly 30 years, look at Florida right now. +He was cited for his contributions to the development of parallel processing in computers. +At Las Mercedes Airport east of the city, Somoza supporters and their families tried desperately to get on departing flights. +The dispute between Mrs Patricia Ashmore and other Lloyd's Names and the Corporation of Lloyd's, will be heard by the Court of Appeal in February next year. It has been before the courts since 1988. +"We aren't so foolish as to think someone looking to buy his third BMW will switch to Sterling," says Raymond Ketchledge, president of Austin Rover of North America, which is partly owned by Rover. +The electrical-equipment group posted a surge in net income with the aid of one-time gains. +For us, it's a very expensive activity, although for the rest of the world our costs are very low.' As well as money, these co-productions attract big names which help independent productions compete with Hollywood films. +Researchers reported the accidental discovery of a family of drugs that may prove more potent with fewer side effects than current medicines for arthritis and other ailments involving inflammation. +Charleston Insurance has about 15,000 policies covering property in South Carolina. +Bertie's a frightfully decent chap and fancies himself a master schemer and solver of life's small problems, but his machinations always go awry, requiring the intervention of Jeeves ("Indeed, sir?") to get him out of trouble. +There is speculation that Mosbacher may become Commerce secretary. +Denver-based M.D.C. has interests in home building and real estate development. +Snow fell over the Rockies and the Plains today, and up to 7 inches of rain drenched southern Florida. +At the same time, 30% of Puerto Rican families in the U.S. live in poverty, compared with a 9% national average. +It went down Wednesday at Lake Managua, about six miles east of Managua. +Here are some other stands taken by Quayle: _Against a bill elevating the Veterans Administration to the president's Cabinet. +Control Data Corp. and Unisys Corp., which has a big operation here, have laid off almost 10,000 employees during the past five years. +"We knew as a country who we were, what we were, and there was a foreign policy that was basically born in a consensus and executed forthrightly." +It "is having a negative impact on the efficiency and morale of remaining employees who must take on extra work when positions become vacant." Rep. Neal Smith, D-Iowa, the subcommittee chairman, said, "You shouldn't have to put up with it. +Hal Eubanks, a property manager, was also named as a defendant. +He confirmed the two governments have discussed from $1 billion to $1.5 billion in aid. +Stock prices fell today amid renewed worries over the interest-rate outlook. +United Parcel Service has announced it will match the delivery and pickup times of overnight delivery competitor Federal Express Corp. +Upset, Mr. Cummings sued the vets. +Another government report Wednesday showed that new homes sales climbed 5.5 percent in June, the third monthly increase. +Partly as a result of the emergency imports, which included razor blades, soap, winter boots and clothes, the Soviet Union posted a trade deficit last year for the first time in 14 years. +Mr. Mulay, divorced with two grown children, wanted something to fill his time. +Responded Anderson: "They're also paying lower than any other hospitals in the area." The agreement was reached early Thursday after negotiators sat through two consecutive, 17-hour bargaining sessions. +America must never surrender to a high moral challenge. +"It shows that, as our numbers show, that we're under stress and that we need more funds," he said on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday. +"Nearly everyone in Bali is an artist," Birch said. "They dance or paint or play a musical instrument. +MacDonald recruited a salesman and started selling in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. +The dissenters were Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justices Sandra Day O'Connor, Antonin Scalia and Anthony M. Kennedy. +He wrote it himself," Fitzwater said. +According to Kelly, maintenance personnel at the airport said the plane's chutes worked properly and that people often suffer ankle and back sprains from the sharp drop down an emergency chute. +But he said it was "too early to say" whether those nations would abandon socialism. +Born in Trenton, N.J., Smith lives in Tuftonboro. +If the two merge, the companies will have to agree on a programming format. +Apparently, most traders also thought that way, because many decided to take profits, he said. +He has found nothing wrong with this bike. +Among manufacturers, productivity grew at a 3.8% rate in the third quarter and a 3.7% rate in the second, after falling in the first quarter of 1991 and the last quarter of 1990. +Although CableOne said no other advertisers have signed up yet, it expects advertisers to be attracted to the potential of "roadblocking," in which the same commercial runs at about the same time on a number of different networks. +Most other provinces have similar laws. +The department has agreed to a wide study of the environmental impact of weapons plant modernization, but has not said this would affect its schedule for getting the main production plants back on line after lengthy shutdowns. +He knows how to play his hand and hold back his ace. +'We need to think very carefully before we encourage people to specialise on a narrow front,' he said. Rightwing educationalists remained unhappy. +The first of two U.S. cargo planes to be delivered to the Colombian government landed Saturday at Howard Air Force Base in Panama loaded with spare parts. +GM in particular is already trimming production piecemeal. +Voters appear to have little faith left in the oft-discussed Middle East "peace process," so neither they nor journalists are pressing candidates to explain how they would get Israelis and Palestinians into negotiations. +Pacific Scientific makes restraint equipment, instruments, motors and controls. +Without such rules, the expense would be personal interest, for which the deduction is being phased out, unless it could be treated as investment or passive-activity interest. +In Santiago's Hotel Carrera, Arias walked down the lobby stairs from a meeting with Quayle, as Spain's Gonzalez walked in. They embraced and cameras whirred. +But the board found that their locking mechanisms were susceptible to damage. +The dinner also affords an opportunity for the two presidents to exchange pleasantries in formal toasts, which are often political in nature. +Neither forecast proved correct. To make unification a success, Germany will need to maintain public sector transfers from west to east of at least DM100bn (Pounds 35.8bn) a year until the end of the decade. +His lawyers produced letters Cook wrote to McLaughlin from prison, in which she admitted killing the neighbor. +Roberts was national editor at the Times after covering the 1960s civil rights movement and the Vietnam War for the newspaper. +Krenz said he had moved into the "quiet East Berlin street" after assuming the party leadership from hard-liner Erich Honecker on Oct. 18. +Their bouffant hairdos bob as they mumble prayers. +Then its council is scheduled to review progress towards meeting this year's target. +The commission's plan is intended to form the basis for an in-depth discussion of monetary union by EC finance ministers Sept. 7 and 8 in Rome. +We're not allowing any fancy trading tactics and we're requiring cash up front for any over $10,000," he said. +Scottish & Newcastle also unveiled an agreement with Coors Brewing of the U.S. to brew its Extra Gold premium lager under license in Britain. +Another alternative for investors worried about missing bond calls is to buy U.S. Treasury securities. +Dwindling U.S. stockpiles, looming cold weather and a British warning of a Persian Gulf conflagration combined to drive oil prices back over $40 a barrel Thursday to a new record close in hectic futures trading. +It is also very likely that the high utilisation ratio reflects scrapping of capacity and not just the strength of recovery. +Zia himself died in a plane crash in August 1988. +In the latest quarter, investment gains of $22.1 million resulted in net income of $162.2 million, or $1.11 a share. +Of the people in the Tindouf refugee camps, Rguibi said: "They are carefully watched and spied on. +Thirty of the country's main lenders, who hold $33 billion in loans to Brazil, were invited to attend the meetings. +Unlike Basey, some of them were honored posthumously. +But I don't believe (in those things) now. +Robert Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, has previously accused the Justice Department of refusing to cooperate in his investigation of BCCI. +Earlier last week, French Foreign Trade Minister Michel Noir said that the lower dollar was a "catastrophe" for Airbus Industrie and will force the consortium to sell its wide-bodied jets at a loss. +Last year a British group walked to the South Pole but had to be rescued by the U.S. National Science Foundation after ice crushed the boat that was to have been used for the return voyage. +Relief is clearly needed, but even the debate over that is instructive. +The Senate tried to save the part of the plan that extended Medicare to cover long hospital stays, but the House insisted on total repeal and, in the legislative equivalent of an across-the-Capitol arm wrestle, the House won early Wednesday. +GOVETT EMERGING Markets Investment Trust has invested 90 per cent of the proceeds of the offer of C shares and has set January 31 as the reference date for the conversion into shares and warrants. +The Chiat/Day/Mojo spokesman said the Drexel situation was unrelated to the attempt to win J.P. Morgan's business. +Last month, Glaxo invested $20 million in three-year old Gilead Sciences, Foster City, Calif., to develop anti-cancer drugs. +By 10 p.m., ambulances were taking people to four hospitals and medical centers. +Or his boss, Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus who, when asked what should be done to open the EC market to Czech products, sighed: 'We spent years studying western economic textbooks. +Officials wouldn't identify the lender, citing company policy. +The company emerged from the development stage and became profitable earlier this year. +But the plan for Philadelphia's business-improvement district hatched long before the fiscal crisis flared. +Police on Sunday searched for five men who escaped from Cork jail during a nationwide strike by Ireland's 1,900 guards, and disturbances were reported at two Dublin prisons. +The Red River crested Tuesday evening at Shreveport, Louisiana's second biggest city, and was expected to crest Sunday at Alexandria. +Annunzio of Illinois is the second-ranking Democrat on the House Banking Committee and chairman of its financial institutions subcommittee. +There are those who hope Reagan's fondness for his old vocation will lead him back to the screen. +Ruled that the U.S. territory of Guam and its officials may not be sued for allegedly violating a much-used federal civil rights law. +It also includes projections for slower sales once most of the sales incentives that currently offer rebates and loan financing as low as 1.9% end later this month. +Traders are hoping the lower cash prices will attract retailer interest, analysts said. +The question from Jessica Lee of USA Today about the handsome teen-ager Bush calls his "pride and joy" struck a nerve in what was otherwise an unflappable performance by the early-rising president. +Unusually, he took a leading role in seeking to secure more generous tax treatment for the industry during the final stages of the finance bill. +Bush's authority to negotiate a new world trade pact won't be extended unless "significant progress" is made by March 1, a senior Senate Finance Committee member warned. +An Allegheny spokesman said the consumer and high-technology products concern wouldn't comment. +"It's such a great opportunity to make music and travel in the United States and travel in Russia," says Caroline Coade, 20, of San Diego, Calif. +The San Francisco-based REIT's latest results also included a gain of $522,000 from sale of another property. +Many of the Dutch truly were Nazi victims. +"We will be out of funds enabling us to do transactions," he said. +Alas, the simple fact of being menaced with my own spade has warped my catalog reading. +She had been raped by more than one person, her clothing was in disarray, she had suffered multiple scratches and abrasions, and she was so drunk that her life was in danger, the report said. +In the 1950s, the Cuban political class was wont to say, "Without sugar, there is no country." +Courier Dispatch Group Inc., Atlanta, said it expects to roughly "break even" in its second quarter, ending Dec. 31, but expects to improve earnings in the third and fourth quarters. +He declined to be more specific when asked to identify the U.S. officials or agencies that had been contacted. +As business slows at Wesray, some of its younger investment bankers, who haven't made Simon-size fortunes yet, are jumping ship. +However, he says, U.S. machine tool builders are making headway against those problems. +However, Mr. McNamee emphasizes that public investors shouldn't have to undo the debt Black Box incurred two years ago by "the unrealistic assumptions" of the LBO investors. "It's obvious the original LBO was structurally flawed," he says. +Wildenstein picked up a Salvator Rosa for about Pounds 60,000 and sold it on to the National Gallery in 1982 for Pounds 350,000. American museums, such as the Getty, were happy to pay Colnaghi's well for the five Van Dycks that it dispersed from Althorp. +As many as 42 civilians were killed and about 50 others wounded in the northern mining town of Segovia. +They plan to keep working for reforms, such as a free press and an end to widespread official corruption, regardless of whether Communist Party reformers win a power struggle with conservatives. +Indeed, Merrill Lynch Capital Markets and several other big investment firms suffered a shock from falling bond prices last April. +Michel Aoun's Christian army units and an alliance of Syrian troops and Druse militiamen. +Residential building was relatively flat in June compared with May. +Richard Dennis was national co-chairman of Bruce Babbitt's presidential campaign. +Mr Cedric Brown, chief executive, said the group was at the start of a 'complete and radical transformation'. +Great Northern had raised the antitrust issues in a federal lawsuit in Connecticut that it considered its first line of defense in the takeover battle. +Most of the victims were female engineering students. +He pointed at a row of damaged Soviet combine harvesters. +If you don't believe it, why don't you go and see her for yourself?' And so I did, but not without some difficulty. +Some Soviet soldiers are resigned to going home, but want to buy as much as possible to take with them. +Parkin, a known target of the Pentagon procurement probe, had been employed by the Navy's Joint Cruise Missile Project Office from 1977 to 1983. +The notes would include a 15% interest coupon payable in notes for two years and semi-annual cash payments thereafter. Each bond also would contain a detachable warrant to buy 80.44 common shares at $2.25 a share and would expire in 1997. +But discount stores and sellers of moderately priced basic apparel are expected to post better results. +Under terms of the compromise, the industry would be required to sell network programs to about 3 million mostly rural owners of backyard satellite dishes, according to Senate sponsors. +Dick Tracy has a gang of funny-faced bad guys on the run in movie theaters and Bart Simpson rules television airwaves and T-shirt sales, but the summer belongs to Spider-Man for comic book fans. +Is it true, as he observes, that Israel had "nothing to lose" in the 1967 war because Washington would have rescued it? +"But I think if I would have done that, I would have been ashamed for the rest of my life." Loftus, the crusader, was once a comfortable insider with a steppingstone resume. +The purchase would be a relatively low-cost alternative to building new plants, a company spokesman said. The Portland, Ore., diversified utility has operations in seven states. +The engineers remained inside the TUC. +Mr. Berger said a corporate restructuring has begun which includes personnel reductions of 25% and further consolidation of distribution facilities. +Revenue rose 7%, to $68.7 million from $64 million a year earlier. +The deposits helped the bank conceal losses, the report said. +P&G's U.S. shipments were up just 1%, partly because the company decided to shift more promotions and sales for health and beauty products to the fiscal second quarter. +The sharpest impact could come in Britain, where women get full retirement benefits at age 60 while men must wait until 65. Pension plans in Belgium, Greece and Portugal also may have to be rewritten. +Pope John Paul II arrived in Warsaw for the start of a weeklong visit to Poland, and urged respect for human rights during a formal meeting with the country's Communist leader. +It also plans to share research and possibly co-invest with two larger Baltimore venture-capital funds, New Enterprise Associates and ABS Ventures. +"I'm not arguing with the trend," Mr. Schramm says. +"We're running a tightrope between an attempt to keep things normal and secure," Superintendent Donald Monroe said. "We shouldn't tell schools across America to lock their doors to the neighborhoods around them," Monroe said. +Conyers had copies of the memo but did not release it to the public. +Fog brings fear for some residents of this central Florida mining town, where state officials have measured nine releases of dangerous ammonia or sulfur oxides from nearby chemical plants since 1987. +Much of Friday's session was spent debating language permitting the District of Columbia to use local funds to pay for abortions for poor women. +But Manville executive Mr. Stephens said the Denver-based company's research indicates that the output of one-and-a-half new paper machines will be needed to supply demand for high-quality paperboard for food and beverage containers by 1995. +He hired the Penthouse lawyer. +THE GOVERNMENT yester-day tried to head off threatened disruptive action by dentists, Alan Pike writes. +The models, which cost about $75,000 each, will be used in research. +But I hope there's not total consolidation. +The private station makes about $1.2 million a month. +This company first produced it in 1984. +The trader spoke on condition of anonymity. +He also said he would decide Monday if a longer delay was necessary. +He can see no other way. +Some technology issues were hit by profit-taking. +From the time he arrived in Washington from Mississippi half a lifetime ago, the 46-year-old Mr. Russ labored to make life easier for members of Congress. +Enforcement was scheduled to begin Monday night, even though Mayor Marion Barry Jr. and Corporation Counsel Fred Cooke acknowledged that the plan might violate constitutional guarantees of freedom of assembly and privacy rights. +For individuals, the minimum face value of investments in Third World debt tends to be $1 million or more; bankers say the documentation involved in transferring such loans is too complex to justify doing trades much smaller than that. +The shipbuilding giant's union members walked out this week to protest the government's arrest of several union leaders. +No one was injured in the blast, which occurred Saturday night in the city's Intramuros district. +Bakker said he has $2.9 million in cash and pledges already, and expects to top $3 million by the end of the day. +Plaintiffs' lawyers, who have been the main force behind greater openness, insist the companies' fears are unfounded. "There is a small set of cases that would not settle if the settlement didn't guarantee secrecy. +Republic officials couldn't be reached for comment. +The large speculative trading firms Refco Inc. and C&D Commodities were big sellers of both soybeans and wheat, despite disagreement among private and government forecasters about the 6-to-10 day outlook. +But in this case, it is incidental rather than central. +The plan is subject to approval by regulatory agencies. +The lawsuit alleges that Cambridge Capital forced the 67-year-old Mr. Webster into retirement without promised benefits and asks for $30 million in compensatory and punitive damages. +Similarly, the textile maker Burlington Industries Inc.'s 13 7/8% bonds of 2000, which had traded at 85 cents on the dollar as recently as Aug. 10, slipped to 81 cents by last Friday. +But individuals' and other returns are processed normally, Blattner said. +This value is calculated as the product of an 'environmental index' and the quantity of material or energy. Each environmental index is calculated from a detailed LCA. +"The ball's in their (the FBI's) court, we're waiting to hear from them," said Guidoboni. +But the Dukakis and Jackson camps resolved their differences and no nomting petition was filed. +Even if Saddam goes, the structures of the ruling Ba'ath party would be hard to dismantle and its officials would be still wedded to the concept of a single Iraq governed by the Sunni minority in the geographical centre of the country. +The Dow Jones average of 30 blue-chip stocks ended 10.67 points higher at 2,083.04 after a mostly lackluster session. +Adds Peggy Bowling, an Oklahoma City fan, "A lot of women see in Barbie what they would like to be." +The chef even furnished Mr. Monteleone with a piece of lavender cloth to nail down the proper shade. +Indeed, UAL, in yesterday confirming Mr. Davis's proposal, provided virtually no details. +Taxi drivers are more likely to be playing tapes of Madonna than Peking opera. +It's only noon and you're already drunk!" the voice said, and hung up. +Police said they stopped the car because Papa and Rampersant matched the description of a holdup team that had stolen $10 and a ring from a woman on a Coney Island street six days earlier. +Construction payrolls fell by 14,000 and manufacturing jobs by 18,000, according to the Labor Department's survey of business establishments. +In Earth's gravity, when materials like the astronauts are testing are mixed, the lighter one tends to float to the top. Hilmers said in zero gravity it was more like a yolk floating inside the egg white. +He can appeal the ban after a year. +"It means a lot to put a face with the music," Royal said. "And people saw that I wasn't 112 now, using a walker." These days he's on concert bookings with country kings such as George Strait and Alabama. +Anderson, 42, chief Middle East correspondent for The Associated Press, had been held the longest. +George Bush said he wanted to be remembered as the education president, didn't he? +He spoke eloquently about his framework for taxation, but dodged being pinned down on detail. Second, Labour is trying to pick up what suits it from Germany, leaving the rest alone. +However, analysts returned from their meeting with Reckitt feeling very depressed about prospects for the company and shaved forecasts to between Pounds 255m and Pounds 265m for the current year and Pounds 270 to Pounds 290m for 1993. +The Corporation of London, which administers London City, gave the museum $176,000 to dig on the site next to the medieval Guildhall, where the corporation meets. +In 1987, we estimate paying $60 million in hospital benefits for AIDS victims. +The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the pair was arrested earlier in the week after arriving at Rome's Leonardo da Vinci airport on flights from London. +Channel 4's adult American comedy series Dream On (adult by television's standards, anyway) was as funny as usual. +The non-callable issue is priced at 277 basis points above the Treasury's 10-year note. +"You have to understand reinsurance before you go into it," Mr. Caspersen concludes. +The Texans' success in persuading the president suggests that Mexico may get better treatment in the Bush administration than it has in the past. +I don't read much into the market being up on a day like this." Technology stocks were among the strongest, with shares of several companies gaining after product introductions. +The government has ruled out suggestions that all Olympic participants and visitors should be required to take AIDS tests. +And if you make yourself happy and you look happy and you're having a good time, it'll show usually." Commercial success is another question. +Walters then also resigned. +He declined to speculate on how long Eastern could stay alive, but said "the economics are clear." +It recently won a $325 million contract to modernize Canada's air-traffic control system, and is bidding on a $210 million contract to modernize data processing for the Bureau of Land Management. +In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 128.47 Japanese yen, up from 128.30 Tuesday. +The U.S. intelligence study was presented April 13 to the congressional Joint Economic Committee, and a declassified version was released by the panel. +"It's even more difficult to do it on a Europewide basis" because most readers prefer local news written in their language. +Also, Britain's importance in international monetary affairs is proportionally greater than the country's economy because of the concentration of financial markets in London, the officials contend. +Some smaller volume ads also can be completed at the Structural Graphics plant in Essex or another in Dallas. +March and April typically are big months for automakers as Americans prepare for summer vacations and weekend road trips. +Disney himself developed the "audio-animatronic" Lincoln, which premiered at the 1964 New York World's Fair and moved to Disneyland in 1965. +Since television Westerns are now as rare as dragon's teeth it is a pity this one is not better. +He got the money for those and for 30,000 new drug-treatment spaces. +At present, its charge card, corporate card and credit card products are handled in different centres. +Communist officials under pressure to resolve the country's rising economic and political turmoil said Wednesday that a party conference will grapple next week with changes in national leadership. +Why do we stay in the EMS? A. The government says there is no alternative. +"If you look at the composition of the work force, you have to conclude the unemployment rate can go lower now than would have been safe 10 years ago," says George Perry, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. +In Brussels, the hope is that the Danes will outline their thoughts at the London summit next month. +Westvaco's shares closed at $29.75, up 87.5 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday. +Public comments on the proposal will be accepted through July 8, and a public hearing will be held July 20. +Marcos Ronquillo, president of the Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and a lawyer, characterized the firing as premature and said Knight should have considered suspending Moreno or placing him on leave. +And Sen. Tsongas has argued that future crises like the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait should be handled by a United Nations Security Force in which U.S. forces would be only a minority of the participants. +"The IRS is to be complimented for a respectable compromise," says Navin, who also is an official of the Tax Executives Institute, a corporate group. +Just one victim has been found so far. +In the case of Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife, Elena, it seems transparent: Violence begets violence. +And then we read the stories again. +Health officials feared a cholera epidemic as refugees flooded the overcrowded port city. +Zenani Dhlamini, a student at Boston University, is the daughter of Mandela and his current wife, Winnie. +Fifteen banks have been granted foreign exchange licences and a new Export Development Bank has been set up. +Returning to an auditory world allows them to enhance their own imaginations." In Florida, Kids' Choice Broadcasting Network has begun marketing its network of satellite-delivered programs. +Prosperity is threatened by a large foreign debt, U.S. economic pressure and the freezing of Panamanian funds abroad. +Barco's government has refused negotiation. +He told the Lithuanian party chief during the weekend that the independence movement in that former nation had gone too far. +Saudi Arabia maintains the largest share at about a quarter of OPEC's total output. +"I thought they were going to whup me," Chestnut said Tuesday. +The department's corn and soybean production estimates were slightly higher than private analysts and economists had expected. +Chancellor Helmut Kohl favors the two German parliaments making formal statements that recognize Poland's western border, a government spokesman said on Wednesday. +But add that up by 250 million consumers in this country. That is a lot of money." Bush rejected a last-minute appeal Tuesday from senators from textile-producing states to back off his threatened veto. +In secondary markets, fixed-coupon Eurodollar bond issues were marked about a quarter-point higher, as traders responded to higher bids on U.S. Treasury issues, first in Tokyo and later in New York. +Joseph D'Cruz, a business professor at the University of Toronto, said there will be little immediate impact on jobs or trade flows in the first phase. +Gunfire erupted in the city's Bab el-Oued Moslem stronghold last night as police surrounded the area. +We turn the pages to see two drink glasses, each half full, with the American Stars and Stripes and the Soviet Hammer and Sickle decorating the stirrers. +U.S. industrial production surged 0.7 percent in April as a boom in demand for business equipment helped give the country the biggest increase in factory output in six months, the government said Monday. +There is a shortage of clinics, hospitals and classrooms; two years ago, Benitez said, he quit his job teaching high school history because of unruly students. +It emerged from bankruptcy protection and started flying again in 1984 as a low-cost, no-frills carrier. +'If you have a global brand it is still cheaper than most other forms of advertising.' However, most sports do not get on television. +"Basically, like a lot of other people, we were a little freer spending with credit cards than we should have been." Now, saving for retirement and for the four children's educations is a higher priority. +Rep. Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y., has asked the FAA to determine how many machines would be needed for critical airports, how much they will cost and who ought to pay for them. +States should set guidelines for awards in damage suits because juries are blind to the impact their liability judgments have beyond the courtroom, an organization of business executives and educators said today. +They try hard." Mrs. Child and her husband of 41 years, Paul, divide their time between Massachusetts and Montecito, in the Santa Barbara area along the Southern California coast. +Pakistani soldiers set off landslides to block mountain roads and stop Muslim militants from marching into Indian-held Kashmir. +The battle for control of the nation's largest Protestant denomination enters its 11th year Tuesday, with moderates making an "11th hour" bid for the presidency of the Southern Baptist Convention. +The debentures, which were priced at 99.54 to yield 9.17%, are redeemable at the option of the company at any time. +Lawyers for Quigley and Corcoran denied their clients participated. +You have to go to the heart of the problem and close the deficit.' Treasury officials reject the criticism that they are going too slowly. +When it came my turn I bolted and ran. +The obsession, continentals feel, is with 'exit' rather than long-term commitment. On the other hand, the stream of flotations and dividends also promotes a dynamic recycling of wealth. +But in the world of economic policy, a lot depends on how simple ideas are fitted together and where the stress is placed. +Based on the 1933 Warner Bros. movie starring Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell and Ginger Rogers, the show told the tale of a chorus girl replacing an aging star who breaks her ankle just before opening night. +Genentech, based in South San Francisco, Calif., and Genzyme are biotechnology concerns. +If this BBC/A&E adaptation of Durrell's famous memoir has half the charm of the book it will be too good to miss. +But M-19 has been inactive for the last six months. +Although Braniff has run out of cash, it hopes to remain aloft as a smaller airline with hubs in Orlando and Kansas City, Mo., and reduced service to "spoke" cities, Volz said. +His clothes caught the eye of the fussy and discriminating Chambre Syndicale, which in 1988 unanimously elected him a member of the ready-to-wear branch. +Spectators in the courtroom shouted and applauded, and Barrie hugged his lawyers. +The second cause is that calorific intake is too great. +Negotiations between Afghanistan and Pakistan, which were held under U.N. auspices, stalled. +A fire in the mountains increased from 3,000 acres Monday to 4,175 acres after winds fanned flames 200-300 feet high and sent the blaze racing along a mountain ridge into heavy timber. +Several Egyptians in the plush, rose-colored main auditorium watched the actors with seeming interest. +The government recently announced that the two-airline agreement will end and deregulation will begin in 1990. +"The infrequency of the shutdowns and the effective means of reopening quickly will probably keep these measures from making any strategy I know of nonviable," Mr. Wunsch contended. +"This would perhaps speed any tendency toward consolidation in the Southeast and nationwide," said Richard Stillinger, senior vice president of Keefe, Bruyette & Woods. +Insurers raised a constitutional challenge against the provision, saying it could not be applied to insurance policies that were issued before last November without violating contractual rights. +We lived together for five years," Denson said. +The impoverished northeast was once the stronghold of the Communists, who fielded about 12,000 fighters at the peak of power in the late 1970s. +Affiliated's indirect 40% stake in McCaw Cellular would be valued at $25 an Affiliated share. +The ministerial meeting was moved to the NATO headquarters from Denmark because of a political crisis there over nuclear arms policy. +The suspects, arrested Friday, will be charged with murder, the military said. +"That's a very bullish formation," Mr. Rotondo said. +"As commander of the armed forces I exhort every single soldier in a total offensive to destroy the enemy, eliminate him, wipe out his will to fight," Samudio said. +The company was originally part of Reed International, the publishing company, but was sold with Reed's other packaging interests to Reedpack, a buy-out vehicle, in 1988. +Delays in the introduction of Seymour Cray machines aren't unusual. +Race identified the injured officer as Todd Shepard, said he had suffered leg bruises and was being examined at a hospital. +Mr. Rivera adds: "We are now in the process of trying to get to these printing agencies." +In the first quarter, however, such spending rose 25%, to 11.74 billion yuan ($3.16 billion), from the year-earlier period. +Coats' shares slipped 2p to 137p. +The agency, he said, has barred the importation of live cattle from Britain since July 1989. +Stories about heroes were a frequent choice, along with history books. +He was arrested during an unsuccessful 1985 coup led by Gen. Thomas Quiwonkpa but escaped and rejoined other exiles in Ivory Coast. +Temple sued the manufacturer in federal court in Louisiana. +Well, they are and they aren't. +With time running out for legislative action in the election season, the bill's chances of becoming law are cloudy. +He said all of the former leader's foreign bank accounts remain frozen despite a June agreement with the United States to release about $6 million. +The army's supreme commander, Gen. +Mr. Levitt is a professor of business administration at Harvard University's Graduate School of Business Administration and editor of the Harvard Business Review. +"You don't pretend it's an original painting by Zorn; it nevertheless does meet you halfway," Mr. Gardner said. +Phoebe-Putney Memorial Hospital is sponsoring a support group for relatives and offering private counseling. +He figures the stock can keep climbing, and per-share earnings could rise to $2.20 this year. +He said a de facto two-party system had emerged in Russia, the largest of the 15 Soviet republics, following elections in March 1989. +Inside, signs of brutal disruption are all too evident. +For example, the Interior Department said it would cost the government as much as $300 million to buy out MCA's interest in Yosemite. +A significantly weaker pound may be needed to produce the former. +Cut off 6-8 oz and set aside for making the next starter (see below). +Morris said he is willing to renegotiate the rights to Adams' story. "There is a desire on my part to settle this quickly and without acrimony," he said. +In the church meeting, Mr. Probert asks the president of the project's tenants' association, a slim nervous woman, to ask the borough council to kick out the drug dealers. +The ruling will ease Middle South's "financial uncertainty" and will allow the company to borrow at lower interest rates, Middle South said. +The capital gains plan approved Thursday would cut the current maximum rate of 33 percent to 19.6 percent for 27 months. Thereafter, the rate would rise to 28 percent but any gains would be taxed only on the amount exceeding the annual inflation rate. +Customers may be encouraged to switch brands. Missing out on new brands. +'US exports during the past five years are the most frequent target of dumping actions in other countries,' said Congressman Bill Archer a Republican on the ways and means committee. +Lantos appears to lack the support on the panel he would need for such a move. +British-Iranian relations have improved markedly in the past six weeks. +It is in this sense that the UK was seen as uncompetitive at the 1990-92 ERM exchange rate. Uncompetitiveness here means an overvalued exchange rate. +Poindexter would be delayed until at least June 10. +Bond prices finished narrowly mixed Tuesday as the market shrugged off new reports on trade and industrial production and looked toward Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's testimony before Congress. +Curtis Handson, a church maintenance worker in Prairie Village, said he had no idea he had a half brother he had not met. +One of the advantages of the global equity market that has emerged since the liberalisation of exchange controls in the 1980s is that it enables countries to seek international solutions to a wider range of domestic economic problems. +President Bush and Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev signed a trade agreement often called a treaty, though it is not a treaty in the strict sense. +Scattered incidents marred some rallies in recent days. +Judging by the response in previous correspondence with creditors, that would have taken several months. Now they must consider different strategies to recover money. +Mr. Consolini is the company's chief operating officer and an executive vice president; Mr. Pisano is chief financial officer, secretary and an executive vice president. +Schmidt was released in September in what his captors said was a goodwill gesture, but Cordes remains a hostage. +Everybody seems gorgeous here, whether by naturalness or doctorness. +So many night drivers have quit that Ramchand, who normally works days, is driving well into the night to help Express Taxi Service with its driver shortage. +Defense Minister Abdul-Maguid Khalil told reporters that the situation has been brought under control. +At the same time, the board said its monthly survey of help-wanted advertising in newspapers plunged to a five-year low in November, suggesting that the demand for workers has fallen substantially. +Arlo Quint, 12, said he unearthed the Wagner card and three others while digging for worms in his back yard Monday. +"It was time to re-enter Japan." +If it doesn't sell, we trash it. +In the car market, Japan will this year cede to the US its position as the world's biggest producer. +The company says it discovered the fraud and reported it to the Pentagon under procedures established for such cases and therefore should not have been charged in the first place. +The researchers focused on 10 types of personality disorder: _ Paranoid, a tendency to view the actions of others as deliberately demeaning or threatening. +Success for shadowy diplomacy and bargaining. +Clorox Co. will do its first sponsorships in recent times this spring: a magic show as well as a drama with family appeal. +Rathbone watched the fleet of Mercedes drawing up outside Central. +Also, Swiss and Panama branches of Credit Suisse, a Swiss bank, are separately identified as originating some of the transfers. +But it kept falling. +Some have no idea of the degree of care lavished on them. +Steven Axelrod, another New York literary agent, is meeting next week with an investment newsletter writer who has proposed a guide to investing in the stock market. +NASA officials Sunday said they would not set a new launch date until Monday. +According to Antarctic sea charts, plenty of them are on the jagged bottom at Sail Rock near Deception Island, ready to rip through the strongest of hulls like the reinforced one of the Polar Duke, a modern U.S. research ship. +Argyll was off 2 at 371p, Northern lost 3 to 276p. +But there was no corresponding war of words, and Israeli officials stressed they sought to avoid a confrontation with Syria. +But sources said the proposal, which came from a newspaper chain, forced Central to pull back from a plan for a public offering of $700 million of its Class A stock. +But if the ethics committee is serious about this investigation, Mr. Gray has a lurid tale to tell. +For every four drinking drivers who kill themselves, approximately three innocent victims also die. +The official MTI news agency on Tuesday released the message sent to Kadar by the Central Committee, which stripped him of his last official posts on Monday. +In the five years since it was formed, HFL has worked on seven of them. +Duquesne Light Co., shareholder relations department, Pittsburgh, Pa., is paying agent. +Inflation is expected to average nearly 5%, up from 4.3% in 1990, and the average jobless rate is seen climbing to 6.7% from 6.2%. +The gunmen shot him once in the stomach and fled empty-handed. +They have since been returned to the west German authorities. +Like the House, the Senate committee declined to kill any programs, relying instead on across-the-board spending restraint to reach deficit-reduction targets without making those tough choices in an election year. +Police initially treated Mrs. Masegian as a suspect after uncovering a mysterious telephone message she received at the hotel the day before the killing. +If it upsets the gilts market, this will put upward pressure on mortgage rates. In the discount market the Bank of England dispatched a shortage of Pounds 750m without difficulty. +"The market was very thin and chaotic and mostly affected by rumors concerning the Middle East," said a trader at a large Frankfurt bank. +The French battleship Jean D'Arc will sail to the United States and Puerto Rico in 1989, calling in at the ports of Pearl Harbor, San Francisco, New Orleans and Puerto Rico where the ship will be open to the public. +Although the outlook for the oil markets is similar to that of a year ago, one notable difference is OPEC's behavior. +The films may have been shown years ago, but only in bootleg versions, the Burbank, Calif., company said. +Dr. Charles Anthony Hufnagel, a cardiac surgeon who pioneered the artificial heart valve, died on Wednesday at Sibley Memorial Hospital. +As a bonus, the administration's bill would negate the anti-competitive effects of the so-called "exclusivity clause" of the commodities laws. +He was never around." She said her daughters told her in 1987 their uncle had sexually abused them on a visit to their father's. +Wyden and Stenholm illustrate the competing strategies. +He will give negotiators until Jan. 13 to accept or reject it. +Despite the recent controversy, Mr. Garrision is hopeful a successful test will prove a shot in the arm for Morton Thiokol. +Year: 370,571 vs. 378,214, down 3.5 percent. +In the year-earlier quarter, Texas Commerce had a loss of $28.8 million. +"This is going to be one strong baby," she said, gesturing to her belly before getting on a van to transfer onto the plane to the Philippines. +Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, who met Gorbachev on Wednesday, said later he thought Aziz may pass a message to Gorbachev to relay to Bush at the summit. +Mr. Green, now head of Leonard Green & Partners in Los Angeles, said he favored buying companies that aren't subject to cyclical fluctuations, and which have a favorable "price-valuation" relatonship. +That was down from 8.54% late Wednesday. +Now we are seeing it in a western democracy. In London this may seem like pie in the sky. +The scene for "Stranglehold: Delta Force II" called for the French-made Dauphin helicopter to catch fire and it took several moments before the stunned crew on the ground realized the crash was real, said police investigator Jaime Talay. +Members of the Nationalist old guard, in a remarkable reversal of past attitudes, have described Lee's position as too harsh. +Various biological and genetic techniques apply across the fields of pharmaceuticals, seeds and agrochemicals. +Side effects in the study were eliminated by changing dosages, Fernandez said. +Lacayo is Mrs. Chamorro's son-in-law and her private secretary, and is considered the man who wields most power in the government. +"We offered the Soviets visits to either San Diego or Honolulu. It will be San Diego because the Soviets want to visit the U.S. mainland, and they offered us Vladivostok," the Union quoted the official as saying. +"The point is, she received benefits as a basis of being married to this man," said Berion Mouton, Social Security assistant district manager. +Florida's rich citrus growing region reported minor crop damage after the second night of record cold. +The other common types of lens wearer for which companies cater are myopes, who can see well at short distances but poorly from afar, and hyperopes, with the opposite problem. +The U.S. appeared to be in the middle on both counts, IBM told analysts. +"When I saw where my aunt lived _ she had one little room and the use of a kitchen _ I nearly died," she said. +The fire that gutted a small but critical telephone-switching station outside Chicago earlier this month virtually shut down United Stationers Inc., an office-products wholesaler with $730 million in annual sales. +The latest effort is "Jersey City," which opened Wednesday night. +Both moves show Germany's determination to intensify its challenge to London and other European financial centres, a determination shared by legislators as well as market participants. +The officials, all speaking on condition of anonymity, said they had heard unconfirmed reports that the Colombian minister's 3-year-old son, who accompanied her from Bogota, was the target of a death threat. +But not tolerating such a swing would require a big expansion of Europe's economy, so that exports previously aimed at the U.S. could be redirected within Europe. +"Evidence is increasing on the scientific table that change is occurring," said Bob Corell of the National Science Foundation, adding that both natural and human-induced changes could have a broad impact on the future. +Noriega gave the papal nuncio, or representative, a letter for Pope John Paul II, Navarro said, adding he did not know its contents. +Cel-Sci and Alpha 1 are 50-50 partners in a joint venture called Viral Technologies Inc., which devised the vaccine. +He is a senior partner in the London brokerage firm Capel-Cure Myers and deputy chairman of ANZ Merchant Bank Ltd. +But other impediments loomed. +Robert McCormick, deputy assistant secretary of defense for production support, confirmed that the new buy-American rules will go into effect today, but he declined to give details. +Now customer rebates of as much as $1,500 are available on Chrysler's 1991 Jeep Cherokee. +They feel whatever deals we have can go forward." The director general of a manufacturer in Sartov, from which Great Western has ordered tooling and other machinery, indicated "he will be able to deliver and deliver on time," Mr. Walker added. +The collection of letters from John Wayne Gacy, David Berkowitz, Charles Manson and Hitler brought $700. +A constant in the deals was that Milken promised illegal quid pro quos apparently to help clients or Drexel turn a profit. +What is not so well known is a more blatant form. The Japanese government has profited, directly and enormously, from the anomalies in the Japanese securities markets created by the securities firms and banks. +Salomon executives continued to maneuver over the changes yesterday. +A bankruptcy judge refused to approve $3 million the professionals requested, including $1,200-an-hour in-office strategy sessions, a $275 bill for dinner for two and hundreds of thousands of dollars in overhead costs. +In 1985, Illinois was the center of a massive Midwest salmonella outbreak in which more than 16,000 cases were confirmed. +They were not sentimentalists - they never had an 18th century. 'But, they did have an ideology in favour of freedom. +But she says she would never return home despite her ordeal at sea and the Thai government's refusal to allow the boat people to resettle in the West. +For Manuel Feliu, president of the Confederacion de Produccion y del Comercio, the first boom engineered by the Chicago Boys was an exercise in backward development. +The food service and lodging products division is "flop and slop." +The odds have shifted in a few other tight races. +But the energy firm said proceeds will be used to retire existing debt, not finance takeovers. +Possibly offsetting that, Columbia recently estimated it has unrealized gains on publicly traded equity investments of more than $70 million. +The Kremlin's television statement accused the Lithuanian leadership of planning to turn over national factories to private owners, bring in a separate currency and put up customs posts on the borders of the republic. +Kitty Hawk was hardest hit, with $2 million in damages reported by Friday night, said Dare County civil defense officials. +It is important to send a signal to them that we are cooperating." +Dealers attributed the higher stock market start to dollar selling on a news report that Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party might lose an election for the powerful lower house of Parliament early next year. +Ferguson sought to reassure investors and customers after the double-dose of negative news by issuing a statement promising, "Our business and that of our constituent institutions is sound. +In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission announcing the proxy contest, the dissident group indicated disastifaction with the board's decision to reject a recent financial restructuring plan it had proposed. +"That they've had a wonderful meal and a stimulating conversation," Haimovitz replied. +Under current troop-stationing agreements with East Germany, the Soviet Union buys East German marks in exchange for so-called transfer rubles at a preferential rate. +And after a blast of unseasonably cold weather, the hard edges of ice sculptures decorating Boston as part of its 14th annual First Night festivities got rounded off Sunday under an untimely drizzle. +"You'll see more and more of this," predicted Gail Arch, professor of international management at the University of Houston. +The soft-spoken, 58-year-old Mr. Gerber caught many in Swiss business circles off guard with the hostile offer. +Average household income of buyers is $200,000-plus and average age is 43.5 years. +The two firms shook hands on the merger at 3 a.m. +The Operan, to use its Swedish name, opened last month with three song-and-dance evenings targeted at a local public. +Other grain and soybean futures also ended lower. +This seems to me desperately stupid and short-sighted,' she says. From the banks' point of view, Bridgewater's experience would suggest missed opportunities. +'We are not going away until that number is achieved,' says Mr Andrew Procassini, president of the Semiconductor Industry Association, the US industry trade group. +But people familiar with the firm say that Prudential has hired more than 200 brokers from Shearson since the beginning of 1990. +Ellis, 67, died Friday following hospitalization for a stroke and intestinal surgery. +The plane landed near Managua to refuel earlier in the day, where the residents had fought with police, Munoz said. +That should continue to support the U.S. currency. +"We're going to have to carry the bulk of this, we and the local communities," he said. +GM's Pontiac Division now markets Daewoo's LeMans in the United States, and Ford sells Kia's Festiva. +In recent weeks, the company has taken out full-page newspaper advertisements nationwide to say that it has a long-standing reputation for business integrity. +Republicans _ Grandy, N; Leach, N; Lightfoot, N; Tauke, N. +You don't have to send teams out to every agency. +It worried him that it was an agricultural school "with cows right on campus," but he soon found it a more diverse barnyard: The first people he met were involved in the Las Cruces Community Theater. +The current pact expires Sept. 14. +The formula is based primarily on Chase's cost of hedging its exposure in the futures market. +Researchers in Atlanta said that a common, non-surgical procedure for opening clogged or narrowed arteries leading to the heart has produced encouraging results. +Working capital is being enhanced by what Mr. Marsh calls a "disciplined, scientific cost-reduction process" that already has found at least $13 million in savings through manufacturing and other efficiencies. +Cope said Danny Selznick, son of the film's producer, David O. Selznick, plans an appearance. +The three are charged with illegally entering Liberia in July with the intent of staging a coup and killing Doe. +The company expects to report results for the quarter in the next few weeks. +There was no immediate comment from government officials on whether Finland's ambassador would be recalled. +Unfortunately, I also have to admit that the study of catalogs has raised for me as many important questions as it has answered. +On Sunday and Monday, banks will distribute marks to East Germans. +In the past, Glemp has used the feast day sermon as an occasion to deliver major Polish church policy statements. +But that is where optimism about the new law within Egypt's nascent financial services industry largely ends. 'In comparison to what we had, it's a huge leap forward,' says Mr Ahmed Foda, managing director of Investments & Securities Group in Cairo. +Entenmann's, a subsidiary of General Foods Corp., White Plains, N.Y., declines to comment on the matter. +They said a guard at the general command was wounded in the hand. +The case was expanded to a class action covering 268 people arrested during the past three years. +He called that a record for the software industry. +Rafsanjani has been seeking to reestablish ties with the West and attract investment and technology to revive Iran's sluggish economy. +The class system, that mysterious code the British like to believe is uniquely their own, has suffered a double blow in recent days. +On Monday, Kodak's bond rating was downgraded by Moody's Investor's Service from A2 to Aa2 largely because of the impending $5.1 billion loan the company is going to have to take on to pay for Sterling. +In Gaza, Palestinians met with lawmakers from the left-leaning Labor Party and the leftist Citizen's Rights Movement. +The idea to fast 24 hours in support of the hostages was conceived by Buffalo Area Metropolitan Ministries and was adopted enthusiastically by Peggy Say, Anderson's sister and the leader of efforts to free the hostages. +Announcing a further crackdown on asbestos, the Environmental Protection Agency said it sued 34 companies and individuals found to have violated federal rules governing removal of the cancer-causing substance. +In Cananea, a town of 25,000 people today, a local junior high school is named "The Martyrs of 1906" and two monuments stand in memory of those who died. +The speech, delivered three days before the 19th anniversary of the coup that brought him to power, was addressed to a convention of revolutionary committee members. +The various changes left total consumer debt at a seasonally adjusted $692.77 billion in March. +Sheets recalled that Hurricane Fifi, a 1974 storm that struck Honduras, killed 8,000 people. +But the separatist option is Mr. Parizeau's biggest hurdle. +The appellate court is made up solely of judges. +Penhaligon's perfumes come in glass-stoppered bottles with an unusual shape. +It affects an estimated 10 million American men, for many of whom it is a painful secret. +All but one of those charged in that case have been convicted, the U.S. attorney said. +The ones who have escaped _ they are a special chapter, the lost possibilities." Of the remaining war criminals, he said: "They are getting old. This is my daily problem. +It took several moments to deconstruct this. It seems that News At Ten now specialises in the 'sandwich', a conventional film report served up to the consumer between a studio intro and a live two-way interview involving anchorman and reporter. +That gives Mr Smith Pounds 28bn to play with. +"This is the only man who is making the right enemies." +Semicon Inc. said it expects to report a fiscal second-quarter net loss. +It was added to a bill requiring large companies to offer at least 10 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave to employees with medical crises or new babies. +Employees said other attractions would be based on the Muppet characters, which Disney bought the rights to last year, and the Roger Rabbit cartoon character. +His first desire was to fight Hitler. +So when party leader Neil Kinnock spoke of the need for realism, he meant recognizing the irrevocable change wrought by nearly 10 years of Mrs. Thatcher's rigorous brand of conservatism. +Meanwhile, the FDA conducted tests on the different fruits to identify the detectable damage caused by cyanide injections, so inspectors would know what to look for. +To make matters worse, fill dirt was used atop the clay seam. +Also, call at 105 from year one, declining one percentage point a year to par, but only if share price is 130% of conversion price. +At Dec. 31, Citicorp Savings had assets of $4.98 billion and regulatory net worth of $907.3 million, according to federal reports. +Health Minister Ehud Olmert indicated Israel wants to expel more Arabs but is sensitive to U.S. criticism. +Some imports could not be displaced because of quality factors, so the maximum scope for expanding sales would be about 3m tonnes. Production from up to 10 pits being leased out could be more than 3m tonnes a year, he said. +"I love rock and roll," Mrs. Gore told reporters after her speech. "I grew up on it." A seven-officer Marine Corps jury Friday acquitted Marine Cpl. +Why should founding an electronics company be harder the second time around? +These streets, lined with dilapidated shacks, are teeming with tension. +When the narrow-bodied 168-passenger Airbus A320 went into service last month, it was touted for its computerized flight-control system and fuel efficiency. +The panel fashions the Justice Department's money bill. +The government wants to move Lawaiicamp residents to Sandkraal, about a mile further from George, which was established four years ago to be the area's official black township. +But, they add, more investors are likely to put their money on its only publicly traded rival, BCE Mobile. +'Fear not, little one' the wizard replied. 'Nothing can destroy that which has been forged by the Master. +A high-level PLO delegation met today in the Egyptian port city of Alexandria with President Hosni Mubarak, the state-run Middle East News Agency said. +In the first quarter of 1987, 72 soldiers and policemen and 70 rebels were killed in gun battles. +Last year, Japanese inflation was about 3 percent, but fully half of the increase was attributed to a 3 percent sales tax imposed in April. +Farmers, a Los Angeles-based insurer, said it will appeal to Arizona state court. +And I wish him now Godspeed. +Charles Trombly, recorder for the court, said the figures are not broken down into specific categories. +The Kremlin has imposed sanctions against the republic in an effort to end the independence drive. +Other key issues, he says, will include details of how the single market will work, environmental, consumer and social issues and the EEC's relationship with the rest of the world. +Assistant Secretary of State Richard W. Murphy, who was heading toward the Middle East, already was scheduled for talks in Egypt, Israel, Jordan and Syria. +Hau is among the Nationalist conservatives who still dream of returning to China to overthrow the Communists, and he may be expected to take a fairly hard-line stance on relations with Beijing. +Elsewhere in Yellowstone, wind pushed the North Fork fire to cover about 74,000 acres, a growth of 5,000 acres from reports Thursday. +Faculty members say the focus is on the big picture, like ethics questions in the marketplace, not table manners. +But National Power is sticking to its target of reducing dividend cover from 3.3 times to 2.5 times by 1995. Working capital is being released as surplus coal stocks are run down, so there is hardly a shortage of cash. +Gum produces significant brain effects only after about 15 minutes of chewing. +We soon will know. +Many students considered quitting the program, but just one has. +Manila stocks sagged after four sessions of advances. Strong gains in Wellington were led partly by foreign buying. +Feed costs are one of the shrimp farmer's biggest costs. +"It puts them (the inmates) in a Christmas spirit because it gives them an opportunity to help people who are more disadvantaged than themselves," Trott said. +For example, Ford chose deep metallic colors and whites and made a five-speed transmission standard. +He then called out: "Where is Mike?" A newspaper reported today that Palestinian guerrilla groups have agreed to set up an independent state on land occupied by Israel. +Group pretax profit for 1991 fell 19% from a year earlier to 63.59 billion yen ($490 million). +The embassy was deluged with phone calls from Chinese expressing their indignation. +Eighteen people die, including four gunmen, and 121 are wounded. +Ms. Hoffman said liturgical abuses still occur in the archdiocese and cited Hunthausen washing a woman's feet last month in a Holy Week ritual. +The U.S. company which sold the agents believed they would be used for vaccinations, said the official. +WPP's Lord Geller unit was hit by more resignations as the ad agency neared collapse. +Resellers are good at selling computer systems to traditional technical markets, but lack extensive experience and a broad clientele among businesses. +He is now examining the satanism scare and suspects it may be a similar phenomenon. +More talks are scheduled between U.S. and European officials on this point, but some directives have already been adopted. +It will widen access to justice. +Two-year-old Lacy, wearing nothing but one of her brothers' T-shirts, was racing bare-bottomed across the linoleum behind a hyperactive terrier mutt named Pee Wee. +He succeeds Gordon E. Heffern, 63, who is retiring. +Mr. Haussmann said he had reached agreement with EC officials that in the current first phase of German unification, the EC wouldn't have any powers to veto or limit aspects of continuing negotiations between the two countries. +A poll of more than 1,000 top executives indicated their confidence in the U.S. economy is recovering in the aftermath of the stock market's collapse six months ago. +Brian J. Luedtke, a technical analyst at Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Minneapolis, said he believes investors need further evidence about the economy's direction before the market will be able to escape from its recent malaise. +As in most of the preceding primaries, Mr. Jackson won the support of about nine in 10 black voters. +The Peoria portion is tentatively scheduled to coincide with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's visit to the United States this spring. +Site Two is the largest border refugee camp, housing 162,000 Cambodians who fled economic hardship and a guerrilla war against occupying Vietnamese troops. +Also, the reforms allow the Big Board to halt trading for one hour if the Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 250 points, and for two more hours if the Dow slides an additional 150 points on the same day. +Many of these graduates, like me, are going to have to continue to work when their children are born and when they are young. +Banks and factories were closed Wednesday for a national holiday, but sympathy strikes continued. +When the joint venture was established in 1989, the companies said they planned to invest $1.1 billion over the 1989-94 period. +"If it holds through the night, we'll consider releasing some people tomorrow," said Iverson, planning chief for the 2,788-member firefighting force. "We're looking forward to another inversion layer Wednesday. +Similarly, Robert Prechter, the most celebrated of the current crop of stockmarket gurus, was telling his telephone call-in clients late Friday that the selling spree is grossly overdone. +The incident was filmed by a U.S. television crew. +"It's great to be back," he shouted over the wild applause and standing ovation that embraced him at the final curtain. +Previn, who became music director in 1986, clashed with Fleischmann over guest conductors on recordings, how Previn edited musical works _ even cutbacks on office supplies and coffee. +"Cellulite is not a medical term, it's a marketing concept," says Sheryl Clark, a dermatologist at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. +Management took this as a reason to subject the alliance and cooperation policies of the Austrian Airlines Aviation Group to a profound analysis and a new definition. +Greyhound, a food and consumer products company that produces about 1,000 buses a year for intercity use, said it expects the transaction to be completed in July. +Burundi is mostly rural and people reside in such communes. "It's mostly hillsides covered with houses," the diplomat said of the area. +Chamorro's opposition coalition trounced the Sandinistas, in large part because of dissatisfaction with high inflation and unemployment. +Right now we subsidise many items, for example refrigerators and televisions, by allowing them to be imported at the official rate of exchange. +The reason lies in political machines like the one that rules the vast garbage dumps on the outskirts of Mexico City. +But Michael J. Faust, foreign exchange analyst at MMS International, said although the rumors were widespread, concern about the German central bank or the Fed intervening to buy dollars was misplaced. +I don't think it makes a lot of sense in the U.S.," says Bruce Crawford, chairman. +"The way I read it, it's an attempt to show the lengths that the art community will go to thumb their noses at government grants," said Jack Morrissey, an associate editor at Universal Press Syndicate. +Mercedes Reyes, the plantation superintendent, said the Haitians might be thieves or drug runners and would be turned over to the police. +"Separating the seating doesn't separate the air we breath." +Michel and Rep. Bill Thomas, R-Calif., said in a joint letter to Foley. +'But, when truckloads of troops stormed in from the front, then you'd have 40 or 50 men each. +The bonds were priced at 101 1/8 to yield 8.44% less full fees. +Kroger ads used to feature videos only once every six weeks; now videos appear in each weekly circular. +"I have an auntie and two uncles in California," he said. "Also, an auntie in New Mexico. +But Concorde still attracts its regular fliers, of whom some travel every week, and those individuals who are willing to pay the supersonic premium to arrive fresh. In addition, Concorde continues to attract a busy charter business. +Giroldi's widow did not attend his burial Monday. +So far, his aides have been broadcasting news to ham radio operators on a make-shift short wave transmitter installed in the sixth floor of the Russian Parliament. +Questioned about its security efforts, Brown Brothers said it plans a variety of steps, including checking people for identification in its lobby. +No new date has been set for the distribution. +In the first nine months, Frozen Food reduced long-term debt to $8.8 million from $19.2 million. +William Barnett, managing partner for Pennzoil's law firm, Baker & Botts, told The Associated Press none of the attorneys working on the case were aware of the payment. +Certainly, some additional regulation of the markets is likely to emerge from the events of October. +Earlier in Hong Kong, gold closed at $438.75, up from $438.21. +The 50-minute flights from Bangkok usually are packed with foreign tourists heading to the beaches of the island on the Gulf of Thailand, 300 miles south of Bangkok. +And Freeman stayed in the business until an eye ailment forced his retirement a few months ago. +If the test of bureaucracy is distance from the profit motive, the military forces qualify. +A group of gay guests, he says, raises the danger "of threatening order" at the facility by causing other guests too much anxiety. +Bennett's presence in the Charlestown court had been waived because of the publicity surrounding his arrest. +And there are other indications the People's Front has little control over more radical elements pressing for reunification. +Once we are aware of the problem it will be dealt with efficiently,' says Mr Mallin. +But because of the continuing decline in the size of the youth population, the actual number of young workers in the labor force has fallen by 270,000 in the past year to 25.3 million, the department said. +The Bryans control 71% of Media General's Class B shares, which elect a majority of directors. +He said a faulty air supply system caused Small's death. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, wobbly after a big weekly loss, was down 11.28 points to 2,002.65 as of noon EDT. +'We are not a fortress,' he says. +The design shows a big-beaked bird preening in a renaissance costume; an archaeologist named Dr. Digwell excavating pots; and the dressed-up alligator pushing a carriage shaped like an egg with legs. +Preferred creditors are thought to be owed about Pounds 800,000, and unsecured creditors a similar amount. +Oddly, the computer-aided group didn't recognize that using the programs led to poor decisions. +Regional companies have been cutting too but less savagely, they argue, because they had less fat. +Both sides fear a wave of vendettas if families seek the return of seized farms or revenge for those slain in the fighting. +Others believe that Aids has thrust death into the limelight. It is only recently that we've become squeamish about death. +The UAW aired radio commercials Tuesday echoing its theme that the fast work pace at Nissan has increased injuries. +The civil war began 10 years ago when a communist coup brought to power a government friendly to the Soviet Union. +Insurgents overran seven Afghan army posts in Logar province in the first week of April and, on Monday, a 450-unit Soviet convoy including more than 100 armored vehicles headed south toward the province from Kabul, the diplomats reported. +"They're trying to cover-up their own guilt by blaming the victim," said Loren Siegel of the American Civil Liberties Union. +But what about the lawmakers? +The study analyzed data from an FCC survey of 8,720 U.S. radio and television stations, about 79 percent of the total. +The Club of Rome, best known for its first report warning of the dangers unlimited growth pose to the planet, is bringing together thinkers and world leaders this week to celebrate its 20th anniversary. +The nation's largest oil company fired the tanker's skipper after saying tests showed he was legally drunk but faced a torrent of criticism for its slow reaction to the worst oil spill in U.S. history. +Each disk array is now tested for up to 24 days. While IBM remains a fierce rival, with 52 per cent of the mainframe storage market, other large computer concerns buy in products from EMC. +"If they bring large formations, air defense systems are part of these formations," he said, and Israel would fear that Syrian missiles could interfere with its aerial surveillance. +Cominco Ltd., one of the world's largest producers of zinc and lead, said it is reducing zinc output 25% at its smelter in Trail, British Columbia, for 10 weeks of maintenance work. +And in one way or another since then, MacNutt has been fighting for the right to bear arms. +That would be the worst thing we could do," Bush said. +'I found the commission in good shape and I hope I am leaving it in good shape,' he says. +It wasn't until he returned from playing racquetball at 6:30 p.m. EST that Bush learned his nemesis had agreed to leave the Vatican's Panama City embassy and surrender, aides said. +"Sometimes it invents its own interpretations of very small changes in the numbers," he said. +The goal of brain surgery is to replace the damaged tissue so the brain will make its own dopamine again. +Internal Justice Department documents show that the report, among other things, focused on "narcotic activity involving military authorities" in Panama and a purported plot by U.S. agents more than a decade ago to assassinate Gen. +The user also must pay any long-distance charges accrued while connecting with US West computers. +Under the 1989 law, which San Francisco Municipal Court began enforcing Tuesday, anyone convicted of prostitution or solicitation must be tested for the HIV virus and receive counseling. +Trading was moderate on the eve of a long holiday weekend. +In the six months ended March 31, the company produced a 40 percent year-to-year gain in net profit to $9.8 million, or 15 cents a share, on an 8 percent gain in revenue to $197 million. +That the chancellor announces something which has long been known is barely worth reporting. +The list of rumored suitors includes American Home Products, Schering-Plough and Britain's Glaxo Holdings. +Whitney Partners Chairman Gary Goldstein will head the new firm, called AFGL International. Paul Lucy, Albert Frank-Guenther's chief executive, will assume an unspecified "senior management position" at Foote Cone. +The schedule includes seven shuttle launches in 1991, eight in 1992 and 12 in 1993. +Overall, "Canadian companies will be in the red and U.S. companies are approaching the red," said Sherman Chao, an analyst at Salomon Brothers. +The last launch of a Titan 34D was from Florida on Sept. 2, but sources told The Associated Press it failed to orbit its payload because the rocket's third stage failed to reignite. +The June contract of the long gilt future on Liffe traded between 108 21/32 and 107 5/8 during the day. +This was triggered by the savings-and-loan crisis and growing investor fears about money center banks, as many banks pulled back from issuing higher and higher interest rates. +Although relaxations in rules are on the way, at present societies cannot lend for business purposes. This can lead to difficult decisions in dealing with sole traders. +'Go there', 'Try that', 'You will never finish what's on your plate there'. +A court in Sweden convicted Carl Gustav Christer Pettersson of murdering Prime Minister Olof Palme in Stockholm in February 1986. +The picture is especially vague about whether or how Ms. Hearst was brainwashed. +Chrysler said its smallest increase of $60 comes on the Dodge Daytona, which started at $9,745, and on most Chrysler LeBaron models. +"This confirms our suspicions that small investors were and remain the invisible victims of the Oct. 19 stock market crash," said John Baldwin, the new president of the NASAA, the national organization for state securities regulators. +Exchange-rate uncertainties and signs of an inflationary buildup in West Germany's brisk economy have fueled speculation of an impending hike in official West German interest rates. +But some industry executives were critical of Mr. Johnston's handling of the situation. +The Sinhalese front, outlawed after a failed 1971 coup, contends that the pact makes too many concessions to the Tamils and has vowed to block it. +Despite heavy publicity about Pauley's reported unhappiness, Scott said, "I would have bet the family farm that she never was going to leave. +"We contacted all the large shareholders and said we'd like to call on them. +Continuing revenue shortages forced a cut in 1989 expenditures from $99.3 million to $92.3 million. +Last week, when some arbitragers sensed trouble ahead and began unloading, Kellner DiLeo continued to buy some stocks and only began selling on Friday. +He has said Ronald Reagan's idea of a good farm program is "Hee-Haw." +Republican George Bush said today he is unperturbed by polls that give likely Democratic nominee Michael Dukakis a double-digit lead, adding that "I like fighting back." +Increased unemployment in southern China and news of Hong Kong's huge infrastructural plans have contributed to the influx of illegal immigrants, says Ian Strachan, deputy secretary for security. +"If the diplomatic situation changes, of course we plan to operate into the mainland," says Eddie Chen, Foshing's deputy vice president. +But she said she might lead a seminar or deliver an occasional lecture. +The new shares will be issued at DM80 a share. The issue is underwritten by a banking consortium led by Deutsche Bank, which owns a 41 per cent share in the company. +"The harsh reality is that the country is still mired in recession," he said. +In it's editorial, the Daily Mirror said: "The Yorkshire Ripper has claimed his 14th victim _ justice." The Daily Express said the award made "a mockery not only of the libel laws but of the system of justice itself." "Mrs. +June 27 _ Bush calls for a constitutional amendment to bypass the Supreme Court ruling, saying "I will uphold our precious right to dissent, but burning the flag goes too far." +Schwerner and Goodman, white civil rights volunteers from New York, and Chaney _ a black civil rights worker from nearby Meridian _ were killed while working on a voter registration drive. +Some date back decades, including the wishbone from the eagle, which was handed down from a friend's grandfather. +The largest auto maker announced it would idle 3,700 workers by closing indefinitely its Framingham, Mass., assembly plant. +Antar's lawyers said he needed a 24-hour extension for personal reasons. +All appear to share one conviction: War or no war, there is no future in Nicaragua. +Pop star Belinda Carlisle has withdrawn from appearing at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo, saying livestock at such events are mistreated. +After the car turns a year old, Turtle Wax Inc. recommends, a regular wax containing cleaners can be used. +We share the concern of many national leaders that the abortion debate keeps us from moving on to other pressing issues. +If convicted, Turner could face a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine on each of six counts. +Mr. Newman first started the business by making salad dressing in the basement of his Westport, Conn., home. The line later expanded to include spaghetti sauce, popcorn and lemonade. +The Nikkei Stock Average closed at 27,769.40 points, up 162.07 points, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Thursday. +It said the money will go toward a variety of projects, including transmission and distribution facilities. +Terry Koonce, a top Exxon executive, recalls his first helicopter flight over the shoreline: "I said, 'Gee, is that not oil down there?'" +Such an increase could send German stocks sharply lower. +But other examples of the 'belt and braces' approach persist. +There was massive mushrooms and flames shooting into the air. +"I don't have any way to confirm that it's a 100 per cent withdrawal but I think the evidence is that it has been a general withdrawal back across the river," he said. +The delay from the original July announcement date contributed to a 30 percent drop in the computer giant's third-quarter earnings. +Gold futures rose moderately on New York's Commodity Exchange, following crude oil, but silver futures finished narrowly mixed. +It ended at 370p, up 2 on the day. Nervousness ahead of today's half-time results held back Boots. +The company also has been pushing foreign sales of its U.S. military aircraft. +He added, however, that Reagan has not made final decisions. +"The consequences for Hong Kong are appalling," said Wilson. "Our resources have been overwhelmed." Wilson disputed assertions that mandatory repatriation was inhumane. +Rite Aid recently expanded with the acquisition of stores from Kroger Co.'s SupeRx division and Sherwin-Williams's Gray Drug Fair unit for about $110 million. +The first two acts strike me as among his very finest work. +"I want to drop as much money into that mall as possible." Marketers around the country, in fact, are beginning to capitalize on a renewed cultural pride among blacks. +Yeah, I know, the thing is commercial, but you gotta admit it's cute. +Mr. Riethmiller woos both ear and eye. +The company already has cut its workforce from a high of 18,000 employees several years ago to 11,710. A company spokesman said more reductions cannot be ruled out, although there are no such immediate plans. +The plan's Jewish state would have been much smaller than the Israel that emerged from the 1948-49 Independence War. +In Sofia, the United Democratic Forces won 18 of 26 available seats in the first round of elections. +Israel's Supreme Court, after clearing John Demjanjuk of being Nazi killer 'Ivan the Terrible', blocked his deportation to Ukraine while it considered whether he should be tried for other alleged war crimes. +Operating a fleet of four such vehicles, the study says, would bring down the cost of putting a satellite into low Earth orbit from $10,803 a pound to $440. The study estimated that building a prototype of the SSX would be $1.6 billion. +He turned them both down and, with a partner, started a public-relations firm that isn't likely to ever pay him $137,000 a year. +Citing security precautions, Defense Department officials have gone to great lengths to conceal the exact location of the approximately 230,000 U.S. troops stationed in and around Saudi Arabia. +While neither product contains minoxidil, it's still "possible" that potential customers may confuse these products with Rogaine, Upjohn's Mr. Hoff said. +An odd invitation to take Marianne Moore to the circus, for instance, recalls Efforts of Affection, where the two poets feed performing elephants brown bread. +'Within 10-20 years, Korea and Taiwan will catch up,' admits Mr Hiroshi Maeda, managing director of Toray. +Kennedy proposed a big tax cut in 1962. +One arms industry analyst downplayed the value of such a weapon to the military or police, saying there are plenty of other semiautomatic weapons available to them. +He spent most of the early part of his career in a variety of engineering and management positions with General Electric Co.'s aircraft-engine businesses. +But Upton noted that the studies were not conclusive and said other studies have reported different estimates of the dangers radiation poses. +Architecture is, at its best, like any other fine art, concerned with the place of mankind in the world and of the world in the universe. +Paul Feldman, professor of physics and astronomy at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, called the proposal intriguing. +A thousand little dramas are played out every day in each of our restaurants.' Hostility, he insists, is often the result of ignorance. +And it ought to make an official unpopular. +The data are based on cost of living indices, excluding the oil tax rise at the beginning of the year. +Suddenly, Gephardt became an obvious choice. +I just had to raise my hand when they asked, 'Does anyone here know anything about computers?'" +Indeed, the Census Bureau reports that nearly 6,000 Americans turn 65 every day. +That alone is a fairly tall order, however. +Also, the judges on Saturday night asked an unrehearsed question of each of the top 10 finalists during the evening gown competition. +The latest round in the conflict broke out in March when Christian army commander, Gen. +To help keep the factory secret, Tanaka contends, the Japanese government erased the island from maps in 1939. +Boyages took over as head coach at Bates in 1988 at the youthful age of 25. The Bates home games at Alumni Gymnasium are hard on visitors, Boyages said. +Taconite is a flint-like rock containing a low-grade iron ore that is extracted and converted into pellets. The pellets are then shipped to steel plants for smelting. +The relaxation on foreign borrowings in Australia is also subject to certain "operational requirements," Mr. Keating said. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday MGM/UA shares fell $1 to $20. +Their buy suggestions for the second half are about double their sell suggestions. +Dixons Group (Capital) PLC, also got strong response to its debut issue in the international capital markets. +What value does it have for Mr. Harwood not to have access to IL-2? Many very dedicated cancer researchers have suggested that the process of drug approval is much too slow and much too expensive to be truly responsive to the needs of cancer patients. +Tenneco said the two companies would share equally in an about $40 million initial investment for the venture and would be equal partners. +Mr. Kennan's advocacy of containment was inappropriate 40 years ago, though its application today can be rewarding in denying the Soviets the ability to intimidate the West and obtain support for a crumbling social and economic system. +"You can't communicate with your friends and tell them how you feel inside a box," Munson said. +Brazil drew down $4 billion of $5.2 billion in a new-loan facility from commercial banks, Brazil's Finance Minister Mailson Ferreira da Nobrega and William R. Rhodes, chairman of the Bank Advisory Committee for Brazil, said. +Medicins Sans Frontieres, which means "doctors without borders," has sent medical personnel to crisis areas around the world. +Pan Am spokeswoman Pamela Hanlon said that while the proposal to remove Plaskett "has not been forthcoming from Mr. Icahn, Mr. Plaskett will do whatever is in the best interest of Pan Am and its shareholders." +The Philippines, seeded 29th but now in sixth place, continued their remarkable run Saturday by going 1.5-0.5 ahead against China with two games adjourned. +Traders say the stock has been hit by worries that the company might cut its dividend. +Santa Fe Southern hasn't made any public statement reacting to the Henley interest. +A coast guard helicopter plucked four men from the sea, two crewmen from the Majestic and two from the Mystic who had dived in to try to help their friends. +Five minutes later his tutor was able to assure me that the sixth-former in question would be reading English at Cambridge. That academic intensity will deter some parents, and attract many. +Breakwater Resources Ltd. said it plans to issue $31 million (Canadian) of 5.375% convertible bonds, denominated in Swiss francs, on the Eurobond market. +Under rules set by the government, reconstruction must follow the style and outline of the old buildings. +"When I saw him for the first time, I just couldn't believe how big he was," Nugent, an avid hunter, said recently. +When the stores get the planning diagrams, merchandise schedules and props from corporate headquarters, they make adjustments for their individuals stores and begin the physical transition about two months before Thanksgiving. +Noriega's attorney Frank Rubino said he no longer had any objection to CNN's use of the tapes. +But it is evident he is the principal political and military strategist of the group. +Only if we adopt a very low level indeed. +"There is no way that my peace plan will be valid unless the PLO looks at it and agrees on it," he said. +The two first met in Poland in 1981, during Solidarity's first brief 16-month legal existence that preceded a martial-law crackdown. +Intel attributed the earnings rebound in part to strong demand for parts from personal computer makers. +Mr Molyneaux, briefed in advance of the revelation, appeared ready to reserve judgment. But trust - or rather the absence of it - has always been the deciding factor in efforts to restore peace to Northern Ireland. +Namibia has been ruled by South Africa since World War I, when the League of Nations gave it a mandate to administer the territory. +Barry has survived embarrassments involving other women and his frequent absenses from the city. +The Rev. Jonathan Hamlin, 24, was charged with murder after he showed up at the sheriff's office with his attorneys Monday afternoon, Barrett said. +The following morning German interest rates were cut by a grudging quarter of a percentage point and Britain's Tory tabloids took up the theme. +The trial lasted six weeks. +The fire Thursday night caused an estimated $1.2 million damage to the eight-story downtown building, officials said. +The influential Keidanren business lobby singled out the U.S. and European Community, and urged world trade regulators to tighten controls on any anti-competitive abuses. +Starting late next year, it aims to set up a demonstration of interactive multimedia and by early 1995 to create an interactive multimedia service available throughout the US. +Ronstadt agreed to do the benefit concerts if the police promoted them. +"We're all walking around with loaded weapons right now and if the need comes to use them we won't hesitate," said Sgt. Richard Hall, 27, of Jacksonville, N.C. +Japanese officials urged the U.S. to help narrow international trade imbalances by curbing excessive consumer demand and expanding production capacity. +But that's still a paltry return on sales of $2.65 billion, and the increase compared with weak profits of $3.6 million in 1989. +Turki al-Nefie, commanding the Saudis' 20th Mechanized Brigade from a sandbagged bunker. +Those employees are likely to mention Bell Atlantic if attendees ask for references, a company spokeswoman concedes. +"What worries forest products companies most is that what happened there will happen in other parts of the country for other species," he says. +Each rise in interest rates pushes up the cost of servicing the government's mammoth debt. +Hospital officials in Jabaliya said a woman was wounded by gunfire and 20 Arabs were treated for injuries caused by beatings or tear gas. +While the dollar's recent gains helped buoy the bond market, the dollar has been helped by the rise in short-term rates. +"It's an inconvenience, not a large monetary or data loss," says Bill Vance, director of secure systems for IBM. +From smart shops in Tokyo to the White House dinner table, water from the mineral springs of Appalachia suddenly has cachet, and West Virginia bottlers are helping quench the thirst of the health-conscious. +The bill unveiled Thursday requires the whipping post in addition to jail time for anyone convicted of dealing hard drugs or involving children in the drug world. +Burke has become acting administrator since the retirement of former Administrator John C. Lawn. +It also rejected U.S. charges that police used excessive force. +But he says the United States and the allies should go slow in making deals with Moscow. +Ruderman's ruse was the tip of a still-widening probe of illegal trading in which various brokers, printers and others paid for the "Inside Wall Street" column the day before its publication. +You can't have people losing their jobs. +The acquisition will help strengthen Mead's computerized legal-information business, Mr. Roberts said, but amortization of the difference between purchase price and book value is reducing 1989 profit. +The purpose of weapons control has not changed over the centuries. +Its lower fares are attractive to illegal aliens. +In the early 1980s, Ford reached a $23 million EEOC settlement and GM a $44.5 million settlement, both for discrimination against women and minorities. +India needs an infusion of at least Dollars 10bn a year for 10 years. +Worst hit, said shadow social security secretary Michael Meacher, were those not eligible for the full Pounds 140 poll tax deduction because they already received rebates. +Earlier this year, Fisher said in SEC filings that it sought, among other things, reorganizational changes at NBI, a computer systems maker. +It will add production facilities for personal computers, facsimile machines, colour display tubes and semiconductors. +And James B. Beam Distilling markets bourbon with lemonade, plus soda water and fruit-flavored schnapps. +But the result can be shoddier merchandise. +Lawyers also say Mr. Milken's attorneys could ask Judge Wood to reopen a presentencing hearing held last fall to allow the government to present additional allegations against Mr. Milken for consideration by the judge in determining his sentence. +BRITAIN'S BIGGEST thread maker is to be created by the merger of Coats Viyella's J&P Coats division with English Sewing, which CV acquired last May, when it bought Tootal after a bitter takeover battle. +That 51% majority for sharp restrictions dropped by three points in a post Webster survey of the same respondents a month later, creating a 48-48 split between those who favored the status quo and those who favored restrictions. +The highlight of the three-day event here was revivals of "The Boys From Syracuse" and "Broadway." +Previously, that compliance was only a recommendation, not a requirement. +Anti-BGH groups are vowing to step up campaigns elsewhere. +While Cable & Wireless hadn't forecast its vote, most London analysts were expecting it to side with Millicom. +A year earlier, California REIT earned $4.6 million, or $1.05 a share, including a $2.1 million gain on real estate sales. +At the end of August, the nation's foreign debt outstanding totaled $38.8 billion, down $5.7 billion from the end of 1986, according to the ministry. +Sony leads the field. +A lawyer, he served as the state's attorney general from 1969 to 1981. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, National Intergroup shares closed at $17.25, down 25 cents, as the market in general dropped sharply. +This (confirmation) is a certainty," said Gramm. +The McMartin case, which had become a symbol of prosecutorial excess, was widely blamed for his defeat in the Democratic primary. +Nationwide trading in NYSE-listed issues, including trades in those stocks on regional exchanges and in the over-the-counter market, totaled 159.55 million shares. +"That's a very, very powerful increase," said Platt. +Nine-month earnings per share were $1.58, compared with $3.76 last year. +'Employers have dragged their feet on this,' he alleges. Mr D'Antoni warns that employees' rights must be protected. +Cooler temperatures and calmer wind played a role in getting the blaze contained on the west riverbank, which is about two miles from the trail, Jaquith said. +It claims the goal of a fleet fuel economy average of 40 mpg by the year 2001, a 40 percent increase, is not achievable without forcing consumers to buy much smaller cars. +Excavation began four years ago when a backhoe, clearing land for a house, uncovered a graveyard. +Carol Jong put her best face forward in her college yearbook _ again and again and again. +Chris Pountain, insurance analyst for Morgan Stanley International in London, was generally credited with triggering the selling Thursday. +These are trying times for the British pub, that unabashedly romanticized bastion of beer, banter and brotherhood. +In 1976 they were used in La Coruna's estuary and all but killed off the local mollusc industry. +"This is a harbinger of things to come," said David Berger, a Philadelphia attorney who brought the latest action for Mr. Abramson. +GM plans to report overall first quarter earnings today. +Safety standards generally are low in China's more than 90,000 small-scale private and township-run fireworks factories, and accidents are common. +The bank will announce the timing of the auction and type of issue to be offered four weeks in advance. +If there was something more valuable to put my money in, I would. +Raymond became an informant after being arrested in July 1984 in Tennessee on weapons charges. +Taxes on the average worker will have to be used to pay pensions for steelworkers, who have traditionally earned 60% to 80% more than the average manufacturing wage and have much higher pensions than the average industrial worker. +Company officials said 22 workers were missing and presumed dead. +The protesters, many related to Koreans who were killed during World War II, have asked Roh to cancel his visit. +But they have filed a suit against Keating and his associates alleging that fraud, racketeering and a variety of other illegal acts were directly responsible for losses of $1.1 billion. +Some traders said the dollar's slide following the report's release was only a coincidence, explaining that the U.S. currency, in testing the upper end of the day's range, had exhausted buying interest. +Anthony Caro has been awarded the 1992 Praemium Imperiale Prize for sculpture, it was announced yesterday in Rome. +They're high quality, look nice throughout the day and pack well," she says. +He was looking at some paperwork on his desk when he heard and felt the first missile attack. +Direct foreign investment in the US rose from Dollars 83bn in 1980 to Dollars 403.7bn in 1990, according to the Commerce Department. The surge has slowed somewhat over the past two years as the takeover wave of the 1980s has died away. +NEW HAMPSHIRE: Pro-choice legislators want to try again to overturn an unenforced, century-old law making abortion a crime. Gov. Judd Gregg vetoed a similar bill this year. +Both planned visits to Oregon, ahead of Tuesday's primary there, and California, which ends the primary season June 7 along with New Jersey, New Mexico and Montana. +This year, Chinese authorities have announced the release of at least 784 prisoners. +The Joffrey's July 17-29 engagement at the University of California at Berkeley has been canceled. +"We'll never deny where we've come from," says Vales. +Even if the application for observer status is approved this week, the Soviet Union would not be privy to the so-called Uruguay Round of talks, intended to draw up comprehensive new agreements to liberalize trade in areas such as agriculture and textiles. +That marked the biggest weekly decline for the closely watched average since it dropped 76.26 points April 11-15. +But if the company is to be sold, he wrote, the board should not get less than full value for the company, citing "studies by the financial community (which) have placed the value of the company in excess of $100 a share." +No casualty figures were known for either side. +Two injured children remained in critical condition early Sunday. +Centocor Inc. said it completed a limited partnership that raised $54.2 million. +He also played down the seriousness of the decline, claiming that existing reserves still amount to the equivalent of eight months worth of exports. +Q. No special alerts have been issued? Carlucci: No special alerts. +Concerns about corporate takeovers and the junk bonds that are often used to finance them helped stoke the panicky selling in stocks, as well as this year's biggest government bond rally. +"We've had farm programs for 50 years," declares Fayville Moen, a local real-estate agent. +'Confrontation with the army will lead to the break-up of the armed forces, which are one of the Algerian people's achievements.' +As you listen to the self-righteous sermonising of the religious and the 'purity league' members, it serves as a forceful reminder of how many would still like to drag us back into that cesspit of ignorance today. +Wellman and Corbett toted 200 pounds of food and gear including hammocks that were suspended from hooks placed into the rock as they slept. +De Benedetti, who spent some $1.7 billion to raise his Societe Generale holdings, claims he and his allies control 48 percent of the company. +He also disputes analysts who say the Robins bid results from American Home's desperate need to produce new products to replace Inderal. +We don't hate this country. +Food shares were mostly higher on continued speculation that Japan will be forced to make concessions to the U.S. on the agricultural trade issue, allowing food companies to take advantage of cheaper imported agricultural products. +They emerged Thursday night with a compromise that was swiftly agreed to by other members of the conference committee. +Proceeds from the sales charge will be used to expand shareholder services, he said. +"(Then) I get hotheaded like anybody else." +The foursome chatted and joked before the premiere, which was expected to raise more than $265,000 for the Prince's Trust for disadvantaged young people. +But while premium lagers may not be losing ground, the big standard lagers and keg bitters are. +W. Dennis Thomas, 45 years old, was named vice president of federal-corporate affairs at this pulp and paper maker. +The government has turned over 10 Vietnamese soldiers to Vietnam's embassy one week after a U.S. aircraft carrier rescued them from a barge drifting in the South China Sea, officials said Tuesday. +He also had the rooms furnished with rustic-looking furniture, such as beds with wagon-wheel headboards. +Now Pope John Paul II ranks as the world's number-one jet-setter, a supersonic pilgrim whose frequent-flyer mileage on more than 40 journeys outside Italy would take him to the moon and halfway back. +Foreign Minister Shimon Peres visited troops in the occupied West Bank town of Bethlehem and called for restraint in quelling Arab protests in the occupied lands, saying excessive force would only radicalize Palestinians. +We invite people to come in here. +In Hong Kong on Monday, gold was quoted at $354.35 an ounce. +Few if any forecasters expect output to fall. +Currency traders were more confident that the U.S. economy is recovering. +Charley Tom Lee, 25, of Haltom City is due back in court Dec. 13, when a psychological examination will be ordered. +Restive Republicans elected conservatives to second-echelon Senate leadership posts in secret balloting that signaled more combative GOP dealings with majority Democrats in the next Congress. +Mr. Spencer also said the company anticipates domestic sale approval from the Food and Drug Administration within 60 days of its small-diameter angiocatheter, which is inserted into occluded coronary arteries. +But the question in some money managers' minds is whether Eberstadt took enough trouble to verify its potentially damaging information about TPA. +The Tennessee Memphians found what they were looking for in the weeds behind a museum in Memphis, Egypt. +Hoeveler assigned Turnoff to listen to the tapes to avoid being "tainted" by having learned details of Noriega's defense strategy. +Plant Extract Studied As Tick Repellent - SYRUPY OIL, similar to myrrh, from the bark of a common African plant may lead to a better tick repellent. +However, Mr. Salinas not only faces a challenge from the traditional opposition on the right, but also from a revitalized political left, which has been calling for a radical, confrontational approach to foreign debt. +In Saturday's attempted launch, Tass initially announced a four-hour delay but then said blastoff had been delayed indefinitely. +The U.S. congressmen and human rights groups have called for the detainees to be brought to trial or released. +In addition, Strato and Teles products will be integrated in mutual campaigns. +Under `la patrona' (the former owner) we broke our backs for 20 cents a day. +Cilea knew all the tricks but his invention is weak. In the well-known arias he explores a genuine gift for rather flaccid melancholy reflection. +The plastic bullet has greater range and impact than rubber. +Robins has asked the bankruptcy court to block suits against it that might be brought by women who haven't yet discovered that the Shield hurt them. +Yet the federal budget squeeze during the Reagan years has forced deep cuts in economic aid abroad, reducing U.S. influence. +The issue is expected to be sold at a spread of about 105 basis points above the yield on the Treasury 8 7/8% bonds due 2017, which were quoted late yesterday at 8.81%. +A senior British official on Monday sharply criticized Israeli leaders and suggested that U.N. Security Council members help prepare for Arab-Israeli peace talks _ a proposal made recently by Soviet officials. +"He's slick," said Lee. +This field was discovered 15 years ago by the French company Elf and inherited by British Gas when it bought the US company Teneco in 1988. +The National Liberation Army is led by a defrocked priest and inspired by the teachings of Fidel Castro. +The company previously didn't have a chief operating officer. +Robert Nance, 43, of Huntington, was convicted Aug. 1 for conspiring to kill a federal witness, attempting to kill witnesses and a jail escape charge. +A man who chained himself to his sofa for three weeks to stop smoking is a free man today and says it feels wonderful to have kicked the habit. +Pitney Bowes Inc., a leading maker of business machines in Stamford, Conn., helped pioneer flexible working hours to accommodate working parents, allowing them to arrive early some days and leave early on others. +The document was more conservative in tone than a draft pastoral letter released last spring by U.S. Roman Catholic bishops. +The committee cut research money for the Strategic Defense Initiative to $4.3 billion from the proposed $4.5 billion. +"It's short enough for almost anyone no matter what their fears are. +"Something is obviously wrong and has been obviously wrong for the last four years," Rep. Robin Tallon, D-S.C., said at a news conference following ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery marking the crash anniversary. +BUSINESS INCUBATORS gain ground despite tough economic times. +Most have met with only moderate success. +The Senate earlier in the week rejected some of the same smog controls. +But when interferon, a protein touted as a cure-all, proved useful against only one or two rare cancers, some companies got caught in the downdraft of waning investor support. +In a sign of caution that may grow, profit takers nicked 1/4 off Wal-Mart yesterday; the stock closed at 33 1/2 on 3.3 million shares on the New York Stock Exchange. +That accord was followed, in 1986, by a similar agreement to prepare for a nuclear-free zone at Europe's heart. +A woman whose husband was convicted of theft refused to pay a fine to free him, then told the court she had fallen in love with a prosecution witness, a newspaper reported Wednesday. +The weather across much of the nation was expected to be colder than normal through the weekend, with the chill air pushing into Texas, the Gulf Coast and Florida. +Both concede they are viewed as bland. +The final round of unification talks must be concluded between the four World War II allies _ the Soviet Union, the United States, Britain and France. +In Dhaka, Bangladesh, Chinese Premier Li Peng said Sunday that Western trade sanctions against China because of its crackdown on dissent would backfire and hurt the countries imposing the restrictions. +Thirty-five calves were born with such abnormalities as six legs or missing ribs, Kudin said. +Guenter Baer, a former economist with the World Bank in Washington and a West German finance-ministry official, was appointed as secretary general of the committee. +Such a sermon could win converts, but it would not guarantee victory. +Three West German steelmakers announced a tentative plan to cut costs by merging parts of their operations and slashing an estimated 3,200 jobs. +It is hard to understand why that should have much appeal in the UK. +They are among 50,000 Vietnamese troops Hanoi says it will bring home by the end of the year in the largest of seven annual pullouts from Cambodia. +That measure narrowly passed, leading to the vote next week. +Specifically, Mr. Rafsanjani probably is hoping for greater British and German help in rebuilding important oil facilities damaged by the war. +U.S. officials opened talks with the PLO in December after Arafat renounced terrorism and said he accepted Israel. +And new uncertainties loom, some disclosed for the first time in a Hospital Corp. stock-sale filing dated Jan. 3. +Despite surging to an all-time high Wednesday of 527.82, the Nasdaq Composite Index fell 2.71, or 0.51%, for the week. +He says he can't confirm, however, reports that Taiwan officials had already approached Boeing Co. in search of alternatives. +Sun said full-year net would fall about 28% to about $380 million, or $3.54 a share, from $527 million, or $4.72 a share, a year earlier. +According to Sen. Domenici, "Nobody torpedoed anything." +At the peak of the fighting, the Indian force numbered about 100,000 men. +In effect, that wiped out with a single stroke the basic premise behind the recent rally. +Monday night's rally was the largest unofficial demonstration in Hungary since an anti-Soviet uprising was crushed in 1956. +The new consensus revolves around the recognition that something must be done about long-term welfare dependency. +Since Wassall is more than doubling its turnover as a result of the deal, even modest gains in margin will have a big impact on profits. +The Lithuanian parliament voted today to abolish the Communist Party's constitutionally guaranteed supremacy and to legalize multiple political parties in the Baltic republic, activists said. +British Coal turns its back on the traditional coalfields of Rugby League. +Dealers said the price was depressed by selling in New York. +Dr. John L. Zabriskie, senior vice president, will be president of the new unit in addition to his current corporate duties. +Carver was organized as a mutual savings bank in 1948 to make home mortgage loans, and that's where most of its assets remain. +The two funds were purported to have $155 million in assets under management, but Ms. Richards said there was "no reasonable basis" for that valuation. +Prosecutors also agreed not to prosecute his wife, Elizabeth Gongora Suarez, for concealing a fugitive from authorities. +The Van Nuys plant has about 4,000 workers. +The city has suffered almost daily bombing attacks by drug traffickers, who are pressing the government to end its 13-day-old crackdown and negotiate a peace. +The Police and Fire Commission dismissed the most serious allegation, failing to request assistance at the scene. +Any future purchases of Metex stock might be made through open-market or privately negotiated transactions, or through "a corporate transaction such as an exchange offer, a tender offer or a merger," the filing said. +The company said it undertook the plan to "enable the stockholders to better realize the full potential value" of the company's shares, which management feels are undervalued in the marketplace. +The report said Branson hopes to sell condoms and records in the Soviet Union, as well as have his pop artists perform there. +Police have kept a 24-hour watch at Olujare's bedside and a patrolman was in the operating room during the surgery, Hickey said. +To keep the brain happy, the body orchestrates all its efforts to deliver the proper level of glucose to the brain. +Bombs rocked two ministries and the buildings housing the nation's industrialist and labor unions early Tuesday in downtown Athens, police said. +But then again, he may not. The prospect of talks is not one which fills many in the Hong Kong government with confidence. +Transamerica Corp. said it agreed to acquire the insurance-premium financing unit of New York-based Alexander & Alexander Services Inc. for $73.8 million. +"Now that it's started, at least the anxiety of waiting is over." Congressional leaders in both houses were notified by the president in a series of phone calls placed around 5:20 to 5:30 p.m. EST. +At least five businesses were destroyed and 15 were damaged. +The University of Pittsburgh center, which now has a Cray X/MP-48 supercomputer, has agreed to trade in that machine for Cray's new Y/MP-832 machine, which Cray says is the world's most powerful computer. +The strike has already resulted in more than 1,000 layoffs and a delayed fall TV season. +That project was eventually replaced by the tri-national Tornado, but no such satisfactory outcome can be expected to follow EFA's cancellation. +But Dr Tim Jackson of the Stockholm Environment Unit showed us slides depicting savings made by various energy-efficiency strategies, such as switching fuels (greatest saving) to advanced coal technology (additional cost). +For example, any visitor would be struck by the peculiarity of the Burmese currency, which is chiefly denominated in 45 and 90-kyat notes. +Hormel's per-share earnings have been about flat at around $1 a share for the past three years, with meat-processing losses imposing an annual drag of 25 cents to 50 cents a share. +The governor himself likes sports metaphors and has been calling himself the party's "quarterback." +So are two "Rock Settees," seats made of polished pink and green granite by American sculptor Scott Burton. +But others are more optimistic. +In 1981, about 74 percent were living with both parents and about 20 percent were living with a single parent. +Meanwhile, William Bennett, President Bush's drug czar, said the Colombian drug operation has been severely disrupted even if the top kingpins have eluded capture. +They want to get a higher price or liquidation value." +The hiring of Mr. Grano is the latest in a series of moves by PaineWebber Chairman Donald B. Marron to turn PaineWebber into a more aggressive firm on several fronts. +Had the latest coup attempt succeeded, the result could have been another civil war in this country of 100 million, wrote columnist Richard Akinnola wrote in the independent Vanguard newspaper. +The company's stock, which had traded as high as $22.50 during the past year, slid to $13 after the FDA hearing and closed yesterday at $8.75, down 50 cents, in national over-the-counter trading. +The creative juices haven't dried up at ad agencies. +Independent but unconfirmed reports earlier said 30 soldiers and four civilians were killed. +"It's wonderful experience _ and I want him to win," she said. +She has a telephone in the cab atop her tower, and in her nearby cabin watches a battery-powered television, stores food in a propane-powered refrigerator and cooks on a propane-burning stove. +I am sure it is radio-active. Imagine my amazement, then, every time I read an article about efforts to re-establish the Thames as a river fit for salmon. +The explosion and fire set off panic among residents of Guadalupe, a small city on Monterrey's outskirts about 440 miles north of Mexico City. +It did not explode and no one was hurt, she said. +It explains which trusts qualify for a Pep, describes their investment objectives, and gives performance tables and details of how self-select Peps work. +A spokesman said the company didn't have any specific plans for the proceeds at present but decided to issue the shares because low German interest rates make the transaction attractive. +Den Norske Creditbank, Norway's biggest bank, said it may have incurred a loss of more than 600 million Norwegian kroner ($94.2 million), enough to wipe out 1987 net income. +Ford said it sought long-term relationship with the unprofitable British automaker. +One reason many of his countrymen are insensitive to their concerns, he said, is because Japan itself is such a homogenous society with only very small minority groups. +Mr. Schmidt, whose whereabouts are unknown, had acted as an agent for the bank's trading activities in Frankfurt. +The price asked by the spacemen to save the world is a glass of water. +He also noted that December silver eased to a fresh life-of-contract low for the fourth consecutive session. +Cheney also will meet with Soviet political reform leaders. +Fitzwater said Bush's prognosis was "excellent. +For the season ending April 14, the three major networks, which once had a virtual monopoly on viewership, attracted just 62% of viewers. +A spokeswoman for the medical products maker said proceeds will be used for research in cardiovascular and eye treatment. +'They think they can crush the competition before it gets out of the gate,' says Mr Stursberg. +As the horde of loafing jurors swelled, Ethel started dismissing groups of us, selected by lot, a whole week early. +American Hoist & Derrick lost 1 1/8 to 9 5/8 after reporting that its earnings for the third quarter ended Aug. 31 dropped sharply from a year earlier. +Working with the distributors, the salesmen identify a suitable shop; the marketing team finds a contractor to paint a sign for the owner and ensures the quality of the logo. The first foreign investors in Vietnam were pioneers. +But the company said results were weaker than expected at its units in Canada, Britain and Australia. It added that its foreign units probably won't return to profitability until 1992. +The unions had also asked for a change in management. +Individuals who spoke with Mr. Milken as recently as late yesterday said that while some of his attorneys and others recommended that he accept the negotiated pact, Mr. Milken had still not made up his mind about whether to do so. +But the Reserve Officers Association and others say that not using combat reserves is a fierce blow to the morale of these citizen soldiers who train with active units and are required by law to be ready to mobilize in times of crisis. +The evening's total was about $2 million, said James Figetakis, an associate of Ms. Taylor's publicist, Chen Sam. +But the Fed later sent a signal that traders interpreted as a sign that the central bank hasn't yet launched another move. +"This is really the critical night," said police Lt. +The 18-year-old's piece pictures a wolf standing by a downed tree in the snow with a rising moon over the mountains. +The currency held up well, with the Australian dollar firming to a high of USDollars 0.6845 before moving back to USDollars 0.6835. That the interest rate cut was widely expected was due mainly to the economic data released last week. +If managers of the federal offices decide to hire temps strictly on price, the bigger firms could offer big discounts to win market share and squeeze out the smaller independent operators, says Mr. Kushell, the franchise consultant. +Opposition to nuclear power has swelled in the Soviet Union since the April 1986 accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the Ukraine. +It expects to submit the plan to stockholders for approval next month. +As for state officials, Featherman said, "I'm not sure the state wants the problem of managing Philadelphia's debt." Madonna said getting more state aid won't be easy, especially in an election year. +However, Ortega on Monday said that the elections would be held as planned, regardless of the resolution of the dispute over the Contras. +"They didn't hurt me but at one point I was scared for my life," said the warden, Roberto Sanchez Camareno. +Police said an unknown number of rebels were wounded in the firefight, in the Pasos district 15 miles south of Huancayo. +He then dismisses criticism of these decisions, which he sees as arising from the erroneous assumption "that the court's function is to replace law with moral passion, even if that moral passion produces dubious results." +"If the project was so compelling, they wouldn't have had to hire investment bankers." Mr. Picchi also notes that Mobil, Chevron and Petro-Canada themselves don't have the wherewithal to pour more money into Hibernia. +The sources would not identify the lawmakers whose offices were involved or say who might face charges in the case, the lawmakers or their aides, the newspaper said. +Lawmakers hope this provision will provide an incentive to reverse the prolonged decline in oat production. +Some blue chip stocks also rose in up-and-down trading that saw the Dow Jones industrials average fluctuate during the session before settling below a record high set Friday. +For all industry participants, keeping pace with rapid change will be essential to success. +Twenty-seven people died in the fire and 40 survived, but some with disfiguring burns. +S&P affirmed its A-2 rating for Fleet's commercial paper. +At least 30 people were arrested." Banners destroyed by police called for "freedom of the press" and "a press without censorship," he said. +But Chris Bonington, 53, leader of the expedition, told a news conference Wednesday "there's certainly not any conclusive evidence one way or another" that the legendary apeman exists. +Roland H. Meyer, 60 years old, was named chief operating officer. +Israel, Egypt, Morocco, South Korea and Lichtenstein took part in the talks for the first time, adding to the original 34 Western and Eastern European countries and the United States and Japan. +"Lyndon would deliver what we called Lyndon's `State of the Union Message' and that was that. +He will fill in the loan application and hope for the best. +He was a sports editor and wire editor at the Florence Morning News before moving to Sumter in 1936 as news editor. +If they take profits in a recessionary environment, the price could weaken, the dealers say. +"Another reason of the dramatic change in Tokyo is that most of the dealers who had been on Bon holidays returned to business today," he said. +Dingo died of a heart attack on Dec. 29. +We do sort of look alike, except I'm taller. +Webb countered by pulling out a written answer Reagan had given two years ago to a federal grand jury saying that no destruction of documents had been authorized by the president. +A typical RX-7 buyer has median age of 36, according to Rod Bymaster, product manager of sports and sporty cars for Mazda Motor of America. +Gasoline futures last traded above $1 on Aug. 24, while heating oil futures had not been that high since the price spike last December. +Most of the data, though, is generated on the plant floor and the key is to be able to get hold of it quickly and flexibly. For example, all incoming components from suppliers are barcoded, and the information is downloaded into the database. +Kinison met him and asked him to accompany him as a bodyguard, for lack of a better term," Dinse said. +If this situation continues, the wave of strikes will certainly grow." Some economists are puzzled by the widespread labor trouble. During a recession, they say, workers usually are more concerned with keeping their jobs than getting more pay. +With the chemical's current widespread use that risk is 4 in 10,000, it said. +"That's the tradition of Hero Street," Munos says. "It must be in our blood. +"What happens (with emphysema and bronchitis) is as it is with lung cancer _ it's what you did a long time ago that affects your current disease status," said Dr. Robert Hahn, a CDC specialist in lung diseases. +RATHBONE BROTHERS entered agreement to acquire Allside Asset Management Company for Pounds 650,000 in shares. +As a result, many of his apparently abstract works have compellingly vivid "subjects." +But it would leave enough goodies to go around that hardly anyone need be entirely dissatisfied. +The problem is not simply that Mr. Nair might have worked on the article published May 11 on these pages, something that strikes us as hardly enough to threaten the state security of Singapore. +These accounts enable employees to set aside up to $5,000 per family each year to pay for the cost of pre-school/after-school care for children through age 12, day camp and care of an elderly dependent. +"In the immortal words of James Brown, `I feel good!"' +"I want to be a prime contractor by the end of the decade," declares Mr. Hennessy. +Soldiers returned the weapons after realizing it was the Nicaraguan diplomat's residence, the State Department said. +'Our dedication is now to our work, not to remembering the past.' High-level corruption and financial misdemeanours appear set to keep the centre-stage in Spanish politics. +Amal has charged that Hezbollah masterminded Higgins' abduction to undermine Amal's control of south Lebanon. +The stock split and dividend increase affect all common shares, and must be approved through a shareholder vote. +He adapted it from the original story by Ted Hughes - who wrote it for his children. +And "it drives me crazy," says Mr. Neuharth. +We have significantly good ensembles, quite apart from LCDT or Rambert Dance: Lloyd Newson's DV8; Phoenix Dance; Kim Brandstrup's Arc Dance (with no subsidy), Laurie Booth and Russell Maliphant, Yolande Snaith, all produce fine work. +"You can bake them and boil them or dry them out, grind them up and put them in your cookies and cakes," Mr. Sroda says. +The new law, however, hasn't stopped legislators from compiling wish-lists for new programs. +The nation's total foreign debt of $121 billion is the largest in the developing world. +He, his father, and two other black residents who still want to remain anonymous went to A.P. Tureaud, an attorney for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. +Miles of absorbent boom contained nearly all the oil in the narrow channel and spared the Shooters Island bird sanctuary, Coast Guard officials said. +"I don't see any indications that we've started a borrowing and lending cycle," Mr. Hunt says. +One of the grievances in Lithuania, for instance, is that the Lithuanians are short of food because half of what they produce is shipped to the Russian republic. +In announcing the policy, Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa said that the province is concerned that its population of 6.5 million people, most of them French speakers, may soon decline. +He said, "There's an old Greek saying and I suspect the Italians have the same one. +Integrated also rewrote its software packages last summer in Unix, a computer operating system that can run on everything from mainframes to personal computers. +And, given the quality of the poems, this is much more than an act of piety. +Ms. Cardoso died Monday at the Bambina medical center in Rio de Janeiro, a clinic spokesman said. +An Afghan division will replace them. +In August, all 78 opposition members of parliament resigned en masse, accusing Roh of railroading bills and ignoring demands for reforms. +At the end of the hearings, the committee will vote on the nomination and give its recommendation to the full Senate for approval or rejection. +"We have to convince the business community both here and elsewhere that Hawaii is more than a place to vacation," said Bill Cook of the state Department of Economic Development. +This is the final week, next Sunday the final day. +Although it failed, it had a long-term effect on the future relations of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, and in 1867, the Hungarians were given a series of unprecedented privileges. +BARLO GROUP has received acceptances to its open offer in respect of 25.71m new ordinary shares, which together with 7.56m placed firm by Goodbody Corporate Finance, represents 95.06 per cent of issue. +Individual stories played a major part in trading yesterday, writes Our Markets Staff. Alcatel was the main story in PARIS as investors reacted nervously to comments by Mr Pierre Suard, the chairman, that turnover and profits would fall this year. +As everyone expected, the unifier is Mike Tyson, he of the 20-odd-inch neck and single-forward-gear. +National Gay Rights Advocates, a California public interest law firm, has filed a class action suit on behalf of AIDS patients against the Department of Health and Human Services, FDA and National Institutes of Health. +The other is finding the resources and the will to overcome a mire of poverty and ignorance. +RARELY HAS a UK government agonised so long and hard about an apparently simple question. +But oil exports supply more than 60 percent of the country's dollar earnings. +The Pittsburgh Post Gazette called Mr. Flaherty this year's "Politician Who Will Make the Arts Festival Safe for Society," and suggested he confine his critiques to food booth offerings. +It was not clear how many organs were found. +The project still has to be approved by the city's Board of Estimate. +A year earlier, Old Stone reported a loss of $6.17 a share, including provisions for loan losses and real estate-related investments. +Sullivan assured panel members that he is putting the FDA's house in order, restructuring its management and adding resources in the wake of the generic drug fraud and corruption scandal. +Japan expects to sell 3.9 million camcorders this year, up 54% from 1986. +But the people also know that the last time our opponents were in charge, America did a heck of a lot worse. +One target is Helicobacter pylori, an important cause of peptic ulcers. Magainin Pharmaceutical, based in Pennsylvania, is focusing on defensive peptides which frogs secrete from their skins. +Sales in the sluggish Northeast market, which had risen 9.3 percent in April, fell back 5.6 percent in May to 84,000 units at an annual rate. +Separately, Chiron said it formed a new company with a group of venture capital investors to concentrate on discovering and developing cancer therepeutics using biotechnology. +Some sellers are companies that went private in the leveraged buy-out craze of the early '80s and are under pressure to sell the company again so that investors can get their cash out. +Beset by a troubled marriage and his son's ill health, Cisneros last fall said he wouldn't run again and accepted a job in the private sector. +Graber predicted he would have the 100 votes needed for a veto override by the time the attempt comes, probably in May. +Haagen has its own large security force of well-trained and well-paid personnel on round-the-clock duty at each center. +'We now consider Malaysia as one of our major competitors. +The Energy Department argued that the companies could not be liable because they carried out the government's directions. +Since mid-September, however, it has surged from $32 a share to trade as high as $40 5/8. +On the Democratic side, Dukakis came in as the optimism winner, followed by Rep. Richard Gephardt and Jesse Jackson. +A spokeswoman for Burroughs Wellcome said the company doesn't currently have any plans to reintroduce a capsule form of the product, but will monitor consumer response to the coated tablets. +The committee is preparing a report on Anglo- Chinese relations. Lloyd Bentsen, the US treasury secretary, who is on a trip to Asia, arrives in Thailand. +"Things are better than they were," Calero said after the singing and cheering died down at the airport. +A second person who ate poisonous mushrooms at a dinner party underwent a liver transplant operation Friday, and another person was awaiting a donor. +Laos, along with Vietnam and Cambodia, came under communist rule in 1975. +Both governments deny direct involvement in the talks. +Raffles the blackmailer returns and falls ill at Bulstrode's. +Mrs. Carey made several films with Ford, Wayne, her husband and their son, Harry Carey Jr. +An old rectory might come to Pounds 800-Pounds 900. +But they're not going to get paid" for selling the non-Merrill product. +Tass, in its announcement Monday, gave no details of the Communist Party chief's schedule, and said only that the visit would take place in "mid-March." Leonid Brezhnev was the last Kremlin leader to go to the non-aligned Communist nation. +One solution seen by many sponsors such as Valvoline is to spend more money at small local tracks where racing is still valued more for sport than for big business. +He said the wheel was one of four on the right main landing gear. The cause of the mishap is under investigation. +Sulphur and molasses is an age-old recipe for spring fever, and here's its economic equivalent, something to lift your spirits and help develop the brighter side of things. +REVENUE AGENTS, who do the IRS's complex audits, left it at a rate of 6.5% a year, says a study by the General Accounting Office. +But if he notifies the government in writing that he won't appeal, he could be deported as soon as the State Department can find a country to accept him. +"It's anyone's guess whether Sears can get them back," he adds. +Workers at a Stepanakert silk factory spent two hours Monday morning cleaning a thick layer of dust from their looms and have other maintenance work to do before production is back to normal, Tass reported. +The airplane enthusiast was riding a bicycle after renewing his membership at the Experimental Aircraft Association Tuesday when he lost his wallet. +State GOP Chairman Michael Vallante came out with the Republican T-shirt on Monday, but he says he had the idea all along but just got sidetracked about getting the shirts made up. +The agents saw, but did not seize, 270 bales of marijuana. +But the opposition demanded that a multiparty interim legislature govern until elections are held. Voting is tentatively set for July. +When Christie and his musicians are on stage, I am inclined to think that there is more than enough to stimulate the imagination, for Purcell's delightful and magical world seems to lie at their fingertips. +"One of our tests is to keep the audience where they are, because there is a tendency for an audience to join in," said Jeremy Alliger, head of an avant-garde performance group called The Dance Umbrella, which is presenting the Boston shows. +There are nine restaurants, cafes or bars - and 38 blocks of toilets. The view down the length of the building from the inside is 614 metres long. Basically, the terminal has a large central core, with two arms stretched out straight on each side of it. +No one was killed, the official Soviet news agency said. +The three months price closed at Dollars 1,510.50 a tonne, up Dollars 20 overall and Dollars 55.50 above Tuesday's low. Lead was also helped by an LME stocks fall as it bounded to a 21-month high yesterday. +The McKeehans also still give presents to relatives, but they do it well before Dec. 25, by which time they are in Florida enjoying a secular vacation. +With interest rates for commercial lending fixed by the central bank, competition is limited, as is profit potential. +In another apparent attempt to mollify bank holding companies, the Fed allowed them to count as capital whatever good will they had on their books as of last March and apply it toward the 8% capital requirement. +Frozen hams and canned pork are the main items bought by USDA for distribution to schools and other domestic programs. +"This isn't the time to take the chance and ask them that," says Mr. Appelbaum, who adds that his home phone is bugged. +At his height he was one of the closest allies of Baroness Thatcher, the former prime minister. He was the epitome of a Thatcherite minister, a grammar-school boy who worked his way to the top. +But the ultimate payoff for BellSouth investors could be complete ownership of the new cellular-telephone company. +Tampons containing polyacrylate were withdrawn in 1985, and current tampons are made with cotton or rayon. +LENINGRAD= _Anatoly Gerasimov, first secretary of the Leningrad city Communist Party, lost to Yuri Boldyrev, a ship-building engineer. Gerasimov won just 15 percent of the vote to Boldyrev's 74 percent. +Mr. Newfield uses his rented bulb to light his front walkway. +"We will have a final agreement on all four or none," said Karl Falkenberg, a spokesman for the European Economic Community delegation. +Local journalists who work part-time for some of the world's large news organizations would be required to register if, as many do, they had more than one employer. +Congressional budget aides say that neither chamber is likely to approve the resolutions. +The group announced agreements with the state and private developers to conserve land around the pond where Thoreau built an cabin and lived for two years, and also promoted an effort to create affordable housing in nearby Concord. +All three will be based in Toronto with responsibility for Canada and the United States. +He replaced Anatoly Dobrynin, the long-serving Soviet ambassador in Washington, who was pushed into retirement. +When the farm or mining economy crashes or a town's biggest plant moves away, a small business's market can be wiped out overnight. +President Bush, Chancellor Kohl, Prime Minster Kaifu and the rest preside at a most hopeful moment. +The highschool senior has never actually seen a football game. But she thinks the jackets are cute. +The Senate Intelligence Committee voted 13-2 for legislation that includes the 48-hour requirement. +Stock prices, in their first chance to react, dove this morning before recovering some of their losses. +"Every time I see them, I feel like yelling out `Shazam!' like in the Captain Marvel comic books." A new decal will be phased in with new cars as budget allocations allow, Bolden said. +One day in 1987, he rode his mountain bike into two-mile-high Leadville (population 2,067), where the Climax Molybdenum mine had just shut down. +It was the the most dramatic show of U.S. force in the six-year Nicaraguan war and came in response to a request for help from Honduras' president, Jose Azcona Hoyo. +Kondo said the two foreign ministers' talks on the territorial issue were "frank, serious and heated." Moscow has consolidated its occupation of the Kurils, which guard Moscow's access to the Pacific, with 10,000 troops. +The plane would be significantly larger than the model 400, which can carry 412 passengers more than 8,000 miles, and more than 560 in short-range versions. +The smugglers were delivered Sunday to an Islamic revolutionary court in Sanandaj, capital of Iranian Kurdistan, the news agency said. +Bonn fringe benefits are already kept under relatively tight control. +If the waiver is denied, any member on the floor can raise a point of order to delete the offending section. +Some analysts predict a minority government in the next election, with the New Democrats holding the balance of power. +The corn contract for July delivery dropped 5.5 cents a bushel to settle at $2.3175 a bushel. +The dollar was up slightly against other major currencies in quiet European trading today. +The Saatchis "appear to be believing their own press clippings," said one British banking analyst. +The fourth building, Tower C, is owned by American Express. +He had his own TV show. +Leonard Daniel Wickenden, a novelist, short story writer and editor, died at home Friday of a heart attack. +The Limited Inc., the specialty apparel retailer based in Columbus, Ohio, posted an 11 percent total sales increase while sales grew 9 percent on a comparable-store basis. +Western Union closed unchanged at 2 7/8. +The legislation was introduced with support from 46 co-sponsors. +For its fiscal first quarter, ended Dec. 31, the company reported a loss of $1.7 million compared with a loss of $402,000 the year earlier. +It is a tall order, but it is more palatable than the international humiliation and Somali suffering which would follow withdrawal. +Bush, who is promising a balanced budget for 1993 while vowing to cut taxes and increase some spending along the way, has stayed vague enough to sound almost plausible. +Thrift industry sources speculated that Great Western executives had decided that acquiring Financial Corp. or some of its operations didn't fit Great Western's plans to emphasize expansion outside California, into Florida, Texas and the Northeast. +He placed a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier and decorated veterans and members of the Resistance with Legion of Honor medals. +"We could see whole lines of trees exploding," said Marc Anthony, a state game and parks commissioner who flew over the fire. A mushroom cloud of smoke could be seen from Scottsbluff about 90 miles away. +Before she went to the Transportation Department, she work for President Reagan as a White House liaison with women and minorities. +However, the cyanide wasn't the only threat from the spill. +The countries are as different as Poland _ whose government is wrestling with a political opposition and a weak economy _ and East Germany, which has a fairly strong economy and some doubts about the need for Gorbachev-style reforms. +It will take more than one sell-off to end the speculative fever in new issues and biotechnology shares, he says. +Get down to how to do this. +"Who do you like?" asked the candidate. +People need people, a national strategy for the requirement, and the opportunities, for volunteers was introduced on Monday by Ken Bruce, and continued through the week by him and others with helpful information. +The Labor Department's earnings data are used to index hundreds of billions of dollars of defense contracts. +Most corn futures prices climbed the permitted daily limit of 10 cents a bushel Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade as an expected heat wave that is reigniting drought fears moved into the Corn Belt. +The protesters blame the United States for supporting military rule in South Korea and partitioning the Korean Peninsula, divided since 1945. +They did so for one inning before giving up. +"We tried to stop her, but the troops opened fire. +Contests among the services branches are widely expected to reach new highs as the military budget shrinks and the assessment of the Soviet threat diminishes. +But I have never let go of Joan's Book. +Retirement benefits would have been increased across the board in the revised offer, while other benefits would remain the same as in the previous offer. +In the Fruitport case, the boy admitted he threatened to cut his victims' heads off with a sword or lock them in the bathroom if they told their parents, said Juvenile Court caseworker Debra Jensen. +The index hit its peak of 1,967.1 at the start of official dealings. +Republican Gov. George Deukmejian of California, addressing a luncheon for the trade ministers, defended the administration's free-trade policies, saying that competition was good for American industry and consumers. +The Kurdish Democratic Party and other Kurdish factions, backed by Iranian Revolutionary Guards, escalated their war against Baghdad two years ago. +A 5 percent minimum vote was required in one of the two republics to get seats. +"But your son has obligations as a soldier," said the prince, who also is the Saudi defense minister. +Tokyo markets will be closed Monday for a national holiday. +Others who have been made freemen of Dublin are playwright George Bernard Shaw, Pope John Paul II, and U.S. President John Kennedy. +"I don't see any prospect for progress, but rather for resistance, violence," says Robert Nathan, a Washington-based economist who follows Burmese developments. +Last summer he played for Sussex Second XI; last winter he took lots of wickets in New Zealand. +Gorbachev's decree also was denounced by Russian parliament leader Vladimir Isakov who told the official Tass news agency that Gorbachev, the Soviet president, overstepped his authority. +The fact that it is set on the eve of the Yom Kippur war is about as trite as another play on the night that Kennedy died: more nostalgia than comment. +Company officials earlier this week declined to comment on the layoff rumor. +Of the rest, about half are considered independent but are affiliated with a major studio. +Rubin said he wanted access to the Navy investigation and wanted to go aboard the USS Iowa. +However, the most spectacular performer of all, he says, is Spain. +She spent five months in a body cast and wheelchair. +We are applying to ourselves, or at least to our public and private leaders, standards of ethics never before expected of ordinary mortals. +To top it off, the Central Asian republic of Kazakhstan yesterday may have become the first fragment of the Soviet Union to throw around its nuclear weight. +Miss Brawley was found Nov. 28, seemingly dazed, outside an apartment that had recently been vacated by her family in Wappingers Falls. +The desegregation of swimming pools, toilets and other facilities once reserved for whites has changed little for millions of blacks who still face prejudice, poverty and hopelessness. +Mr. Heller's 140-person company stands to gain some credibility from its relationship with Fujitsu, which gives Hal access to the big Japanese computer maker's semiconductor expertise, patent portfolio and marketing force. +The ashes we find could be yours.' +Some military officials are uncertain that Fujitsu can be trusted to protect classified defense technology. +Ballard Shipping also said it will make available $500,000 for settlements with individuals who were financially hurt by the spill. +"On the whole," he added, "it's been very quiet. +Each would use new propfan engines, which are powered by high-speed propellers and are significantly more fuel efficient than current jet engines. +A "put" option is a futures contract that allows the buyer to sell Treasury bonds in the future for a price that is set at the time the contract is placed. +Nixon's representatives and Chinese officials are arranging the details of a sixth visit, though Taylor did not rule out a future group trip. +Chinese diplomats are busy too. +The offering circular shows the company's annual profit at $19 million on sales of $100 million, according to investment bankers and consultants who are familiar with the information. +The households were selected to reflect a cross-section of the population. +But then I had to leave, and I made my way through the fighting until I was able to reach my mother's house." A Red Cross spokesman said many people were donating food to the refugees _ "as much as they can spare." +The disclosure came amid Anglo-Irish tensions following the killing of a Catholic man on Sunday by a British soldier and the Irish government's decision to conduct its own investigation of the slaying, which occurred in Northern Ireland. +He died in 1915 when he was halfway through the letter `S.' The new edition also has been computerized, with the vocabulary of English since 1150 A.D. on a single data base to be available by home computer. +Yet Leyster's success as an independent artist is in a sense more remarkable because she was not the daughter of an artist. +Twenty-seven states still have adultery laws on the books, a survey by the Harvard Law Review found, but legal scholars say few states make much effort to enforce them. +"I'm afraid this is going to attract every little thief within 100 miles around here when they realize we don't have a police department," Seals said. +It was the older Knievel who made the jump famous and turned himself into a household name in the process when he crashed on landing and flipped like a rag doll through the parking lot and broke nearly ever bone in his body. +It affirmed ratings on about $5 billion in commercial paper. +After the CrossLand transaction, "bidders aren't going to feel that they have an option to buy things at fire-sale prices," he said. +He said, `OK, I'll let you have it for just $300,000.'" Beyond funny anecdotes, we hit bedrock when agent Jeremy Zimmer describes the realities of negotiation: "You have your basic mercy deal; you throw yourself on the mercy of the other person. +They might like eating the fruit, but I don't think they like the smell too much." Calling the spiky green fruit smelly does it an injustice. +Bombardier is already a major player in the business-jet market. +Gunshots and tear gas were fired before he gave up, a domestic news service said today. +About 400 people marched through the center of Rome in a commemoration organized by Italy's tiny, maverick Radical Party. +The 1986 law limits this work to people certified as qualified by the EPA, which set forth training requirements in last year's regulation. +The Soviet Union has been a major ally and arms provider for North Korea. +In this way, the long, global tradition of Hispanic culture can give inner-city Hispanic students a historically accurate sense of how they got where they are. +Several critics expressed fears that the program would hurt Portland's reputation. +In 1962, the Sandlers packed up their belongings, drove to California and eventually bought Golden West, then a sleepy institution with $34 million of assets and two offices. +Firefighters expected to contain both fires by Monday evening, he said. +The dollar's strength against European currencies during the period also depressed revenue somewhat, Pan Am said. +On the Merc, heating oil for December delivery settled at 55.85 cents a gallon, up 1.02 cents, another factor that helped crude-oil futures gain. +That includes not just directing but mouthing off about politics and causes. Maybe they're right. +But the recovery was months in coming. +If trusts for which they are trustees or income beneficiaries are included, they control roughly 47%, according to company documents and information from Mrs. Fink. +While he spoke favorably of the 1968 reform program of disgraced former leader Alexander Dubcek, Adamec also reaffirmed the supremacy of the Communist Party in his country. +Shamir rejected any territorial compromise and urged direct talks aimed at granting the Palestinians limited autonomy. +Milken widely is regarded as the most important American financier since J.P. Morgan Jr. in the early 1900s and he came to symbolize the bounty and excesses of a booming Wall Street. +"If anything, they're jumping up and down with joy," said Howard Stein, chairman of Dreyfus Corp. +Term bonds due 2017 have a 7 3/8% coupon and were priced at 99 1/4 to yield about 7.44%. +The median price means that half the homes sold for more, half for less. +It was made into a movie in 1987. +The official said it takes an average of 11 months to hold an arbitration hearing after a case is filed. +Nippon Steel was followed on the most active list by two more steels: Sumitomo Metal, up 19 to 769 on volume of 132 million shares, and Kawasaki Steel, up 55 to 1,050 on volume of 131.2 million. +An 82-year-old company with an old and loyal customer base and 7,000 employees, Foxboro recently emerged from a restructuring. +Their MBAs became prized commodities; their numbers and earnings soared; so did the salaries of their faculties. +The song, performed in 1964 by the Liverpool band Gerry and the Pacemakers, is about the northwest port city and the River Mersey that flows through it. +It has rich reserves of oil and natural gas, a strategic location and triple the population of any other gulf country. +In addition, the commission ruled that the phones must allow customers to make local or long-distance calls with coins or calling cards. +Texas Eastern lost 1 3/4 to 24 1/8. +To many foreign observers like myself the Reagan presidency has been an outstanding success, restoring to the world's greatest democracy its economic dynamism, its self-confidence and self-respect and its paramount place in geopolitics. +The Popular Front of Moldavia claimed Tuesday it had won about half the settled legislative races, but runoffs will be required in nearly two-thirds of the contests. +Indigenous peoples are thus already recognised as legal entities enjoying collective rights. +President Sarney's chief of staff resigned to assume control of Brazil's conservative Liberal Front Party. +There's ample evidence, too, that government aid hinders rather than promotes competitiveness. +It seems that Israel translates the protests into a `Keep going' message," said Dr. Hayder Abdul Shafi, head of the Red Crescent (Red Cross) in the Gaza Strip. +The generals each headed the National Information Center, the disbanded secret police force known by its Spanish acronym CNI. +The dollar moved lower in thin trading yesterday, with many markets still closed for Easter. +Before being elected to Congress in 1970, Mr. Kemp was all-pro quarterback for the Buffalo Bills football team. +"I think Saddam will win, and we will win as Arabs," Mr. Abbas says. +In Playa de Aro, Spain, tourism officials said Thursday they would sponsor Mediterranean holidays for a group of orphans from Timisoara, where the Romanian uprising began last month. +"The Age of Diminishing Expectations" is the first in a planned quarterly series of "briefing books" aimed at institutional buyers such as investment houses, law firms, banks and foreign embassies. +He hovers at the margins, reminding negotiators more is at stake than farm trade, and more countries' interests are involved than just the EC and US. +"All of us realize the more revenue we have in this bill, the less likely the president is to sign it," said Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., manager of the Senate tax measure. +Circus Circus Enterprises Inc. said it is negotiating to buy 117 acres for a second hotel-casino along the Las Vegas Strip. +"We are struggling from day to day," he grumbles. +He plans to appeal the convictions but faces likely impeachment by Congress. +Laughlin Phillips, son of the founder and former publisher of Washingtonian magazine, succeeded his father as the museum's director. +France has raised the PLO's status in Paris to that of "general delegation" _ a step short of diplomatic recognition. +Falwell denied the account given by builder Roe Messner, who testified for the defense at Bakker's fraud trial. +When he testified at his own trial last year, North implicated a number of other Reagan administration figures, including Poindexter. +Bond prices closed near session highs, and traders said that performance fueled buying in stock-index futures. +U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood accepted Drexel's guilty plea yesterday morning. +Morgan Stanley's head of junk-bond trading, Peter Karches, said the firm does own some Macy bonds, but in far smaller amounts than rumored. +The logistics for the cleanup will be staggering. +Dingell released the study on Sunday. +Strong enough, at least, to convince many analysts that the Fed would raise interest rates next week to slow down an economy that may now have grown by as much as 4.5 per cent or 5 per cent in the second quarter. +They mentioned vibrators on the show," Rakolta said. +Bush's biggest vote margin came in Florida, where he bested the Massachusetts governor by about 960,000 votes. +As many as a half-million people were expected to celebrate Independence Day in the nation's capital today with a full day of activities, beginning with a parade and ending with fireworks. +In another room, Marlowe takes a circular section cut from the middle of a condom, similar to a wide rubber band, and stretches it on a machine to test its tensile strength _ how far it will stretch before it snaps. +In a statement released yesterday, Koppers Chairman Charles Pullin said the recapitalization would permit shareholders "to maintain an equity interest and participate in the company's inherent long-term value." +When Goodwin, the owner of Grandma's, counted up 50 job vacancies for this summer and only 12 applicants, he bought a $150,000 three-family home to house workers. +However, Jim R. Porter, First Options' chairman, does say another 500-point drop in the industrial average wouldn't cost his firm money because its traders are operating under stricter trading standards and are putting up more margin cash. +The petroleum industry as a whole did not reap a third-quarter windfall from the Persian Gulf crisis, a leading trade group said in a defense of Big Oil against charges of profiteering. +The Canal Commission, which operates the waterway, has two new acting deputy administrators, both Americans, Ms. Frye said. +George Pollock, New York, a former allied member, was fined $2,500 for supervisory deficiencies. +Ershad stepped down in November after widespread protests against his rule. +Pulsifer, a member of a Maine-based group involved in the Aro project, has been named U.S. distributor for the vehicle. +The poor Third World countries without oil resources hoped the oil producers would share some of their wealth, but so far no formal steps toward that goal have been taken. +"That was a surprise for us," Mr. Santos said. +And finally, higher interest rates, softer land prices, and tighter restrictions on bank loans to property companies, have crippled the purchasing power of speculator groups. +Retailers have a recurring nightmare that seasonal shoppers will shy away from stores for fear of having to meet big bills later on. It almost never comes to pass; people get sentimental around the holidays and tend to over-spend. +In spite of the promises of a new openness in UK economic policy, we may never know the true scale of the Bank of England's efforts to prop up the pound. +The new system is to be introduced in 1992 when it is scheduled to be installed at the FAA's air traffic control center in Seattle. +A big seller of Bass undermined the shares, which retreated 9 to 534p. +The dollar was lower against all major currencies in thin trading. +The Peranakan restaurant, serving nyonya food, is in an old Chinese house in Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lok. +U.S. officials appear to have given up a demand they voiced last week that Japan pledge a specific percentage of its annual gross national product to public works. +BBC1's tabloid telly series 999 (9.30) which shows films or reconstructions of heroic rescues today screens an amateur video record of the boy who fell into the gorilla pit at London Zoo. +And because costs in the dump business are mostly fixed, additional volume after a certain level is almost entirely profit. +But there was still some wistful talk of cut in interest rates. 'It hasn't lost it for us, but ask me next week whether it's won it,' one backbencher with a 6,000-odd majority said yesterday. +He said the statements by thrift-industry regulators "represent a reaffirmation by the federal government to stand behind the depositors of the savings and loan institutions across Texas. +So far 7.1m tonnes have been threshed, down 1.7m. Russia bought some 25m tonnes of grain from abroad last year, and ministers are hoping that it will be less this year. +"To undo what's been done will take three to four years," says one. +The Soviet Union, for its part, seems at present prepared to reduce these weapons only in exchange for cuts in the numbers of the newly crucial NATO combat aircraft. +It would allow students to attend public schools outside their area and provide tax credits for those wishing to go to private schools. +If charged and convicted of the lesser crime of endangering flight safety, they could receive a maximum of seven years in jail. However, the presiding judge of the court in Taiwan's capital, Taipei, said the hijackers could expect leniency. +He said Wright, a "strong-willed man with strong ideas," would probably want to continue to play a part in national affairs _ writing, speaking or teaching. +A passer-by ended the fracas by spraying Herd with the woman's can of chemical deterrent. +The new partnership, if approved by both companies' boards, will be named ServiceMaster Consumer Services Limited Partnership. +Such is the demand for major artists that musical events are often planned a year or two in advance. +In fact, it is uncertain whether the Arensbergs, who were residents variously of Boston, New York and Los Angeles, ever even set foot in the Philadelphia Museum of Art. +Bush called the state-by-state survey "interesting and encouraging," but said he would stick to his strategy. +'Concern about pollution makes scientists feel that we should try to find out what is there before it is destroyed.' Marine biotechnology is still in its infancy. +Mr. Sorrell said he opposed moving projects to the new agency because "I thought it would weaken our position commercially." +"Death most probably was instantaneous" for the two sailors killed in the blast, he said. +Ball expects to use debt to finance most of its 50% stake in the venture, and Onex Packaging already carries of about C$110 million of debt on its balance sheet. +'The European Community is experiencing its worst recession since it was established,' says Mr Jorge Braga de Macedo, minister for finance. +"Horses are lovely animals. +First National Bank of Boston, New York, Boston and Canton, Mass., is paying agent. +Now, before elections for the more powerful lower house expected early next year, the new trials risk bringing out more damaging disclosures. +In the absence of any market-moving news, foreign exchange trading was dominated by technical factors, traders said. +The fire 250 miles west of Yellowstone burned more than 50,000 acres during the summer of 1987. +Yesterday, BAe announced it was writing off Pounds 250m for its loss-making turbo-propeller commuter aircraft division. +Prodded by the parent company to accelerate its growth, the unit aggressively expanded into real estate lending and junk bond financing in the 1980s and hoped the expansion would balance out the company's more cyclical businesses. +A scuffle between two students over a classroom seat prompted a two-hour riot by 2,000 residents of an eastern Bangladesh town that injured 50, police said Friday. +You know, if that's the only way you can run for the presidency, then I think our system is in deep trouble. +There could be additional arrests, authorities said. +In the normally understated tones of the British civil service, such language amounts to a polite demurrer to Mr. Lilley's policy. +The first venture will supply both brands of tires to original equipment manufacturers. +Last year, 29 people were killed in New Delhi in attacks blamed on the militants. +They include Jack Weeks, who came up with the idea during the presidential campaign of putting the governor in an M-1 tank wearing a helmet, a notion that even Kitty Dukakis says turned out to be humiliating. +The state, for example, used the banking system to funnel scarce capital to the heavy industries that led Korea's export drive. +Revenue fell to $5.4 million from $6 million. +Miami Report II's main focus is economic, however, and the authors offer what they say are moderate policies to curb the departure of capital from the region. +Finland tied the score midway through the first period, but Andrei Khomoutov and Viacheslav Bykov, holdovers from the Soviet dynasty, put the United Team ahead again by combining on a power-play goal late in the period. +"Only scuttled ships tend to make it to the bottom in one piece," Ballard said. "It appears the crew opened it up along its entire length. +Their intentions, I think, were clear _ to try to decapitate the Cristiani government. +The Treasury said the latest figures were encouraging. The December figure fits in with indications from retailers that shop spending picked up last month. +Authorities detained at least 240 demonstrators in two cities who likened communism to czarist tyranny, and officials jammed U.S.-financed Radio Liberty on Monday as it reported on the protests, activists said. +The exchange will take place Feb. 12, BBL said. +The aide to Mr. Rostenkowski said it was a coincidence that the Ways and Means chairman's change of heart came in the same week that President Bush reversed his position on tax increases. +"People don't come up here to see oil wells," Frederick said. +On the wholesale market SBC lists 15 varieties of equity option contracts, including as-you-like options, exploding options and deferred strike options. +In a meeting with an outside lawyer, Mr. West "noted that the company has experienced a number of problems because of its high profile in the press," according to a memo written by the lawyer. +By contrast, Dutoit's responsibility in Bell's Prokofiev is to realise as vividly as possible the bizarre colours of the scores, the better to set off the wicked solo role. He and his Montreal band (and the sound-engineers) do that to memorable effect. +In natural gas trading, the July contract fell to $1.602 per 1,000 cubic feet from $1.613 Tuesday. +The case is the first in which the U.S. government based its criminal investigation solely on corporate negligence, said prosecutor David Marshall. +The constable's wife and young children escaped, and the gunmen took a shotgun and two pistols when they left, police said in their daily unrest report. +That political crisis triggered the latest spasm of fighting in Lebanon's 14-year-old civil war. +Those who formed the new Democratic Center coalition are "pseudo-leaders," said Nicaraguan rebel Roberto Ferrey in a recorded interview. +Darpa found itself in the worst of all situations. +Serial bonds will yield from 6.25% in 1991 to 7.50% in 2000. +"I had trouble seeing where there would ever be more than $150 million a year in revenues," Mr. Shereck says. +The sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said they are convinced human rights violations are not a matter of government policy but that those guilty of politically-motivated crimes must be brought to justice. +When it came to open primaries, Robertson's relatively small but committed "invisible army" was less effective. +The columnist, loaded with all this optional equipment, tried again to get his foot in Mr. McCurry's door: wouldn't he concede the inevitable? 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Pearlman Attorney at Law Charleston, S.C. +The settlement calls for the creditors to scale back their claims sharply in dividing up most of Drexel's $2.8 billion in assets. +"An eventual separation of a Baltic republic from the Soviet Union will be less pain from the point of view of progress and perestroika than an attempt to keep it by force, by tanks," he said. +State officials have ignored the statute, and last year it was declared unconstitutional. +The Associated Press Managing Editors association has awarded 288 citations to newspapers and broadcast stations for outstanding contributions to the Associated Press report. +General Motors Corp. spokesman Dave Hudgens said today he had no immediate comment on fleet or retail prices. +The nation's past presidents may need more advertising, judging from a survey that found youngsters able to name more brands of alcoholic beverages than former chief executives. +But his departure has in some ways weakened him. If Mr Tato faces opposition to his plans from long-serving Fininvest executives, he can no longer call on Berlusconi's backing. +The record cold air that stunned Alaska swept into the lower 48 states Tuesday, dropping temperatures in Montana by more than 70 degrees in less than a day, and the weather system keeping Alaska cold intensified to a North American record. +At the Repair Shipyard, 200 workers who rallied Wednesday morning ended their strike at around 1 p.m., one hour after management said they must leave or be fired, said Krzysztof Kamolak, one of the strike committee members. +In the southwest, officials reported severe loss to bean, sorghum and corn crops. +A pound of paper packaging reduces food waste by 1.41 pounds. +They were gorgeous, young; they weren't jaded. +That allows eye exams to last 15 minutes or longer, compared with three to four minutes with conventional ophthalmoscopes, he adds. +Among actively traded issues, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's 6.75% securities of 2026 ended 1/8 point higher, at 96 3/8, yielding 7.02%. +His or her fate will be decided by majority vote. +The FTC had filed an administrative complaint against the company in August 1987. +A majority of the stock in Aspen Airways is owned by the Donald Ringsby family. +Under terms of the agreement, most East Germans will be able to convert 4,000 East German marks of savings into West German marks at a 1-to-1 exchange rate. +When rates rise, gilt prices fall, and vice-versa. +He said the RTC had scared away investors by failing to set minimum prices and by pulling properties from the initial list released in early August. +And they say the companies are not direct competitors, with IBM focusing on the Fortune 1000 and Tandy focusing on what it calls the "Unfortunate 6 Million" small and medium-sized companies. +This, along with tightened credit, severely strained several Singapore brokerages. +The couple took a flight Friday. +The high court, without comment, on Monday let stand a federal appeals court ruling that Cathy Yvonne Stone, 37, is entitled to have her legal fight put before a jury. +They have names like Sparky and Jinx and say things like "holy cannolli." +Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait seemed to throw up the bit part Turkey wanted. +An investigation into the death of Christopher Lumbrera continues. +Parris and Coleman have charged that Trible is giving up his Senate seat to avoid a tough campaign against former Gov. Charles S. Robb, the Democratic nominee for the Senate. +Lawmen over most of this 1,000-mile-long state were on alert for Salcido, whose 10-year-old car was discovered abandoned 20 miles south in San Rafael. +Presuming that Williams was Ms. Stone's father, the appeals court said she had waited too long before suing. +When the time came to give her a special surprise, Peter decided the party would be at Leon's. +Her performance reminded many of Louise Fletcher's acceptance of her 1976 best actress award for "One Flew Over the Cuckko's Nest." +George Marshall's ghost is much more difficult to keep happy. +Mead said his parishioners have asked. +"I am ready to sit in an international conference with Israelis, no matter whom they send," Arafat says in an interview in the Nov. 7 issue of Time magazine. +Dissident groups charged that a special police unit, the Joint Investigation Team, set up earlier this year to suppress violent anti-government groups, may have been involved in Lee's death. +But it will include trimming purchased material costs, eliminating "internal inefficiencies" and "redundancies" and improving controls on product design and manufacturing costs in Chrysler's vehicle-making and selling operations, the company said. +Byrnes works in the department's lands division, Howard is special counsel for personnel and Christina is a deputy in the Office of Legal Policy. +Daimler, West Germany's largest industrial group, climbed 12 marks to 620 ($360) after surging 20 early in the session. +The Du Pont Co. said Wednesday its second-quarter profit jumped 27 percent because gains in a number of key businesses. +No estimate exists for a magnitude 7 quake. +Oakland County Prosecutor Richard Thompson said the ruling left many moral, medical, ethical and religious issues unsettled. +Litton Industries Inc. received an $11.1 million Navy contract to repair aircraft navigation equipment. +Previous recipients of the award include Gregory Peck, James Stewart and Lillian Gish. +Police arrested four dissidents who brandished firebombs, took a secretary hostage and occupied a Labor Ministry office in Taejon, Yonhap said. +Obviously no precise projection is possible, but the death toll is staggering, with about 41,000 individuals killed monthly by heart attacks. +"The response has not been what Sears hoped for," said Scott Brandwein, executive vice president of Frain, Camins & Swartchild, one of Chicago's leading real estate brokers. +The action comes after revelations that Stanford was charging the government for such things as $6,000 to line Stanford President Donald Kennedy's closet with cedar, $7,000 to buy sheets for his bed, and depreciation on the university's yacht. +It said it received bids totaling $460 million, and that all bids it accepted were at 6.1%. +As for the south, it has changed almost beyond recognition. +He listed his home of record as Everett, Wash. +Mr. McNeill, 50 years old, has been in charge of the company's domestic construction operations. +Workers at Chrysler's four Canadian plants voted 96% in favor of the pact, which the union tentatively accepted Thursday. +But mostly it can be attributed to the ease with which an island state is able to limit immigration. +The non-callable notes are rated double-A-2 by Moody's and double-A by S&P. +There was no sign of forced entry at the office and sanctuary, housed in the basement of the college's student union, Oppenheim said. +During Bush's long opening remarks and Gorbachev's briefer response, Mrs. Gorbachev stood ramrod straight, clutching a black handbag in her right hand. +But yesterday, his hair was cropped short and he was clean-shaven. +A word processer sits on a table i her living room. +Its stake in Trafalgar House is viewed by many as another astute move. But as the group's percentage of earnings from Hong Kong declines, so will the level of its influence. +He engineered a huge defense buildup and ended the nation's post-Vietnam paralysis by projecting military power in Grenada, Libya and the Persian Gulf. +Even if Congress codifies the fairness doctrine, the matter isn't likely to be dropped. +"The power company is getting all the lines out of the way, the highway department is cleaning up the roads and the fire department is keeping an eye on peoples' property," Augusta Springs firefighter Frank Sours said early today. +A final decision is planned May 6. +"We are going to do it. +This year some agents are visiting families with a new life insurance video they can play on home recorders. +No longer confined to one industry or country, Atwood sees itself as a "driving gear" for all sorts of deals, in numerous industries and countries. +Ignorance about how to go about it is shared by employer and employee alike, Ms. Nadler says. +It slashed that proposal in late January to 10 cents on the dollar in cash when the airline emerges from bankruptcy protection, and another 70 percent over the following 10 years, without interest. +The company said Lowenbrau was Miller's only brand to have a volume drop. +The governor's office wouldn't discuss in any detail the audit's findings until the report is released Friday. +Defense attorney John Gill said the court automatically rejected defense arguments. +The troupe then embarks on a 20-city North American tour. +The trailer jackknifed and turned over so that the rig ended up skidding sideways, blocking both northbound lanes and the shoulder, Williams said. +The legislation provides only about one-fifth of the amount requested by the administration for a manned space station. +Bork said that if the Dukakis is elected to the White House, "the judges will effectively be chosen by Edward Kennedy," the liberal Massachusetts senator who is a ranking Democrat on the Judiciary Committee. +Of course, there's no such thing as free aid.' +"This incident has brought incredible devastation to regions of this state and will have long-lasting consequences," wrote Oral E. Freeman, chairman of the Permanent Fund board. +Sept. 17 _ Hugo hits British island of Montserrat. +Both the commission sources and the diplomats spoke on condition of anonymity. +During her monthly, 20-minute visit with Xu in October at Beijing's No. 1 Prison, a guard asked Xu if he acknowledged his crime. +Q. Mr. President, whom precisely are you criticizing when you say that the riots are not homegrown and not spontaneous? A. Well, we have had _ it's a little difficult for me, because I _ there's some things that I shouldn't be saying. +Both children were then suspended. +After spending a lifetime challenging the art world to reconsider all it has ever taken for granted, John Cage has written an opera. +The plan has been worked out under the auspices of the United Nations and is expected to be signed on Thursday. +Gabelli did not return calls for comment. +Among biotechnology companies, he likes Amgen and Biogen. +The drop stemmed mainly from huge losses at the Douglas Aircraft unit, which primarily builds commercial jets. +We quickly consigned an insurance salesman from Florida to be our "advance man," since he seemed most fit and least likely to lose the boards in the drink as we experimented with different, jerry-rigged configurations. +An omnibus veterans bill that included the cost-of-living increase died in the last Congress because of a dispute over benefits for Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange. +The trip is an exception to travel restrictions attached to his release on bail while he awaits a March trial on charges he helped the late leader of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos, and his wife, Imelda, defraud their national treasury. +Although the loss was small in relation to Rustenburg's estimated annual production of 1.4 million ounces, the company probably needs to buy platinum on the open market for a stockpile as a buffer against any future disruptions, he says. +It's being used exclusively for corn at this time because corn is the highest nitrate-consuming crop, Colburn said. +Yet they all agreed on the need to cut red tape and housing costs. +'They even offered us scones and cream tea. +Woerner, former German defense minister, led off the outdoor celebrations at NATO headquarters on an unseasonably cold day in Brussels. +But he became ill with a form of blood cancer while living in Rome this summer and was admitted to M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston three weeks ago. +Trading could also get a boost from proposals to reduce smog. +The American people deserve no less from their elected representatives. +Both Lafeyette and Pharoah get headaches when they hear the gunfire. +Iran and Iraq traded missile attacks, with Tehran radio reporting four dead in attacks on the capital. +The graves of the victims (of cholera, mostly) dot the landscape. The pass is now guarded by the Khyber Rifles, whose HQ is close to the top of the pass. +Doctors say the 3-year-old girl was alert and well Thursday, three days after she was found frozen and clinically dead in a snowdrift outside her mobile home in Elkins, W.Va. +We looked at Pegasus Opera, and found it very powerful, but a lot of these packages need a PhD to run them,' says Ian Napier, development manager of Adams Inns. +Wholesale prices of capital goods, namely machinery and transportation equipment, climbed 6.6% in March, compared with a 4% increase in March of 1989. +Fires also burned in Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Utah and Texas. +"We had to write the book for the technology we use," says Cannondale's president, Joe Montgomery. +Last week, in a similar trial, seven people who allegedly stole weapons from troops during the June 3-4 military attack on pro-democracy demonstrators were given jail terms of up to 13 years. Another seven who turned themselves in were let go. +A few miles south, down a gravel road near the community of Lane, George Bradshaw and his two mentally handicapped sons live in a trailer roofed by a plastic tarp, without electricity, drawing water from a pump up the road. +Business is booming, you might say, because along America's Nuclear Highway, Interstate 25, the local customers are not your average computer or stereo shops. +Temperatures remained in the 40s in the park Monday, keeping humidity levels at up to 50 percent, but the weather was expected to begin clearing Tuesday and temperatures were to reach 70 degrees by Wednesday, drying the area once again. +But just because something is good for your neighbour does not mean he will not resist if you seek to force it on him. +Mozambique still receives most of its military help from the Soviet Union. +But the problem is not that Americans are "lazy," as a Japanese politician has recently been quoted as suggesting. +But they quickly add that they are unwilling to bet on it ahead of the employment report. +Baker said on Tuesday the biggest favor the West could do for the Soviets would be to offer its advice to help Gorbachev achieve his goal of streamlining the Soviet economy. +Repeating an argument made during the eight-week trial, North's lawyers said he was mostly charged with activities that were "authorized by his superiors." "A prison sentence for Lt. +"I want to keep all the hope I can," said Town Marshal Elmo Gatlin earlier when asked of the little boy's chances. +Ion Ratiu, who arrived Wednesday, joined opposition parties in denouncing the decision of the governing National Salvation Front to compete in elections in May. +At this point Mr. Walsh, who is highly regarded in art circles and who is described as a cautious and careful museum executive, faced a decision. +No sign of Des Wilson going gently into that good night. +One promising area, he said, is environmental services. +"We are still working to see exactly how much money was involved, but it was many millions of dollars," Salazar said Wednesday. +As head of research, he announced a raft of new products in 1983. +House investigators are eager to ask Borders whether Hastings was aware that his friend was arranging a bribe for him. +In some distant corner of the mainland an older, more distinctive Greece, a Greece in touch not with its classical roots but simply its recent past, had to exist. It does. +Paying out bonuses requires a high rate of return. +It is expected to be enlarged from its current dozen members to include the heads of the 15 republic parties, although this is not specified in the published proposal. +Khazraji has been made a special military adviser to Saddam, believed a demotion for the military commander, the officials said. +But the case underscores how plaintiffs' lawyers are increasingly on the defensive about their fees. +Cupid has been working overtime in this southwestern Ohio town as Valentine's Day nears. +The company said Eli Lilly & Co. currently is the sales leader in the U.S. with its cephalosporin. +Traffic lights in Athens were knocked out, causing huge traffic jams in the city of 3.5 million people. +The cries are anguished now because the spending cuts that were supposed to be part of Reaganomics from the beginning are finally starting to take hold. +But President Fujimori was relying on APRA's support to pass several key packages of legislation, including approval of his hand-picked Central Bank president. +The company hopes the facility "will shortly resume full production and shipment," Mr. Wood told a group of U.K. analysts and fund managers here. +Practice Makes Perfect: the Role of the Family Health Services Authority. +More than 2.2 million people were registered, but voting was concentrated at a few locations, and many in the countryside had to travel more than 20 miles to cast ballots. +'Prices are simply outrageous,' says Mr Pradip Shah, managing director of Crisil, a credit rating agency. +Fate is cruel: Mr Lawson may be partly to blame, but Mr Major cannot avoid carrying the can for the depression that today threatens his political career. +U.S. law limits loan guarantees to $25 million per country per year. +On Monday, prison officials will begin to house up to 90 inmates in dormitories that have been housing 50 inmates, Coughlin said. +"Now we're doing it our way," Mr. Bachmann says. +A FRESH START may be offered to delinquents so deeply in debt that there is no way out, says the IRS's Keenan. +Monsanto exercised its option in mid-December of that year, and bought Exac for about $14 million. +Nika TV plans to use official television's communications initially but eventually is seeking its own satellite system. +Relatives of other Americans and foreigners stranded in Kuwait and Iraq by the invasion are desperately seeking news of their loved ones. +Indeed, administration officials acknowledged that the new diplomatic plan was announced after a meeting between President Reagan and congressional leaders because so many lawmakers had urged greater efforts to end the war. +"Our strength is selling computers, not being in the foreign-currency markets." +The court, without comment, let stand a ruling that files compiled by the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Southwest Athletic Conference do not have to be made public under the Texas Open Records Act. +Federal prosecutors said that in 1984 McCormick told John Vandergrift, a lobbyist for the doctors, that his reelection campaign was expensive and that he had not "heard from" the physicians. +Analysts said the stock market would not make a healthy advance until volume increases. +The flurry of strategic steps began in April 1987, when a consortium led by the Swedish concern won control of France's state-owned Cie. +"I live close to the earth," notes the lookout, a 40-year-old who has a girlfriend in Greenville. +A day after declaring himself to be a life-long environmentalist, the Republican nominee traveled to Massachusetts and took a boat tour of the harbor _ an event aimed at making its pollution problems an embarrassment for the governor. +But Sun Microsystems has led a movement to offer less expensive workstations that are beginning to compete with IBM's PS/2 line and with Apple Computer's Macintosh. +Heavy snow in New England's mountains was expected to taper off today. +If true, this would double the reach of Iraq's missile arsenal. +Those for strict interpretation quote an article by Alexander Hamilton in The Federalist. +WITH CHRISTMAS just around the corner, marketers are fretting about how big a toll the stock market crash will take on consumer spending. +Average daily circulation was about 600,000 during October, he said. +In its annual report, the waste disposal concern disclosed that its Environmental Impairment Liability insurance coverage was dropped by a group of U.S. insurance companies last April. +A woman who answered the company's telephone Tuesday refused to discuss the case or refer the call to someone who would. +He didn't say when he would return to Hungary. +Two-way trade, which totalled Dollars 3.2bn last year, is evenly balanced. +The dollar shed nearly three pfennig and about one and a half yen overall, surprising many traders who had expected the U.S. currency to test the upper end of its range. +It was built against the odds in 1940 and saved from destruction 25 years ago. +Berdella moved to Charlotte Street about 16 years ago. +The inmates had to cut through bars on the cells, break a window, cut through bars outside the window and cross a fence to get away, Howell said. +"Most of what Greenspan said was constructive, but not surprising," said Mr. Solloway. +By official count, 12 people had been killed and more than 100 wounded in violence since Sunday when Tibetans marched in Lhasa, demanding an end to nearly four decades of communist rule and the return of their spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama. +The West German chancellor, on a three-day visit to Washington, also told Shultz that Bonn would accept modernization of short-range missiles, but that it first wanted NATO to chart a comprehensive arms-control strategy. +El Universal said parents were alarmed by the reports, despite denials by local officials. +But others disagree; for them, Friday's market was just a brief correction. +"The pressure is on them and we are closing in," he said. +The Mafia allegedly ordered the judge's death after he refused to let the Mafia sway him in issuing a sentence. The murders of Mafia investigators Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino has also fuelled anger against the Mafia across the island. +Nome, which looks onto the frozen Norton Sound, took on a party atmosphere helped by sunny skies and temperatures in the 20s. +The search is continuing for two other people who lived with the suspect, police said. +You have a baby!' +Taxable yields have been falling steadily for months, along with all short-term interest rates. +In 1986, AT&T rejected making personal computers at its Little Rock, Ark., factory, in favor of being supplied by Olivetti. +In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, the group said that each of its members has executed an irrevocable proxy whereby any two of the members would have the power to vote all the group's shares. +As previously reported, the Securities and Exchange Commission said last summer that Gemcraft had improperly hidden from shareholders the fact that Gemcraft was obligated under certain conditions to repurchase the land. +During the first years of his exile in France, Tarradellas was arrested at least 14 times by the Nazi Gestapo and the French police. +But Vickers also said he planned to file an appeal today protesting the original judgment that awarded the building to Walter DeBow. +He said the prisoners are being held by the Nicaraguan Resistance, an umbrella group of forces fighting to overthrow Nicaragua's leftist Sandinista government. +As previously reported, the Canadian government earlier this week ordered the banks to more than double their current loan-loss provisions to between 30% and 40% of all loans outstanding to 34 less-developed countries. +"We'd like Congress to take up the nation's energy policy now, before the ghost of the Valdez is gone," he said. "Because as long as that ghost is there, there's not going to be drilling up there. +Keating faces sentencing April 10 in a California state court on a fraud conviction in connection with the bond sales. +If it passes, the result could be the emergence of a state larger than Germany in territory and as populous as France. +Arguing that concern about the Japanese economy was the main reason why PGM prices had cracked, he said local producers would have to send a signal by closing shafts for the price to recover. +The Slough of Despond? +At the Chicago Board of Trade yesterday, wheat for December delivery dropped seven cents a bushel, settling at $3.5025 a bushel. +"If we're ever going to advance the sport, we've got to stop acting like criminals," he says. +Most war refugees living in Iran belong to Afghanistan's minority Shiite sect of Islam, which is practiced by most Iranians. Those in Pakistan are Sunni Moslems. +Factories, until now spared the worst of the austerity measures, would face the same power cuts as households, it said. +The same goes for his crowd-pleasing, special-effects-laden video featuring the Knowledge Navigator, which Mr. Sculley asserts "isn't a product announcement but isn't science-fiction, either." +He also is chairman of Fitzwilton PLC, a holding company with interests that range from a retail chain to a sign maker. +Mr. Saunders remains barred from leaving Britain. +When the purpose of the abstraction is to deal with people, however, there are potential dangers. +But others were anxious. +Under the direction of grounds superintendent Peter Hatch, the Northeast Vineyard laid out in 1807 was replanted with 21 vinifera varieties (only a few vines of each) in 1983. +"Our farmers get caught holding the bag." +If government could divert resources to the poor, then they would be pushed out of poverty. +A European trust company that Fluor declined to identify purchased the South African operations, the Fluor spokesman said. +Mark Van Dyke of the Joint Task Force Middle East, indicated Friday that "strong evidence" indicated the mines "came from the same source" as the ones the Navy found in September. +But Endara's support has been weakening and the U.S. military's continued role irritates nationalists. +Ian Story, an analyst with the stockbrokerage BZW Meares Ltd., estimated the financier could raise 2.9 billion dollars through the sale of assets. +Most of the remaining hostages are believed held by Shiite groups loyal to Iran. +Winderlich told a news conference that protesters also had broken into the building's section for counter-espionage activities but did not discover the identity of the section's workers. +Wigton and Tabor, now he needs to concede that it was also wrong to charge them. +On the other hand, Trans World Airlines says next year's pay depends on individual performance. +Then, with the city outraged over the murder of Mrs. Stuart, blacks said police were out of control, violating their constitutional rights and trying to intimidate them. +"They have made their concerns aware to us," said Bob Shabazian, a spokesman for the American Stock Exchange, where eight Nikkei put and call warrants trade. +Under the currency union, East Germans had their wages converted from nearly worthless East German marks to West German marks at an artificially high 1-1 exchange. +A 150-member regional force was dispatched to this island nation of more than 1.2 million to guard installations and relieve the local forces for patrols. +Some economists believe a weaker dollar will help prop up exports by making U.S. products less expensive overseas. +The buyout plan is contingent on Allegheny receiving that waiver. +Jews say biases prohibit them from holding government jobs, getting promotions or gaining admission to universities. +The hulk of an abandoned car sits on one corner of the playing area. Squat, dilapidated homes line one side of the street. +In accordance with what might be termed Vorsprung Murk Technik, the Germans are customarily kept in the dark about road accidents in their country. +The receipt is recorded a month after the fact. +But reduced logging means that break-even point is seven to 10 years away. Elsewhere in Russia, environmental demands are important criteria when it comes to issuing rights to develop natural resources. +Analysts, nonetheless, said the decline would have little effect on the broader economy. 'We don't think it will have any economic implications except for confidence,' said Mr Paul Summerville, economist at Jardine Fleming. +Well, Mr. President, you've helped give the whole world a new birth of freedom. +The closing-night film will be Italian director Ettore Scola's "What Time Is It," which won the best actor prizes at this year's Venice Film Festival for stars Marcello Mastroianni and Massimo Troisi. +The draft bills specifically focus on one of the administration bill's key proposalsgranting oversight of futures margins to a federal agency. +The outlook for wheat prices at the farm also has brightened, reflecting brisk export demand and a reduction in once-awesome U.S. wheat stockpiles. +At the ceremony at Hradcany Castle, the seat of the president, Calfa pledged to help lead Czechoslovakia out of the debris of the Communist legacy, recalling the democratic tradition that prevailed before Communist rule. +And Nancy Hall, an industry analyst at Smith Barney, Harris Upham Inc., found the $960 million transaction close enough. +In other reports: _The Labor Department said new state unemployment claims for the week ending Oct. 7 grew 62,000 in a week's time to 396,000. That report amounted to a further indication of the economy's softness. +Gillette said that holders who want to retain their stock can sell the buy-back rights on the open market as the rights are transferable. +The army confirmed one Arab fatality and said it was investigating the circumstances. +Iraqi troops have sealed off the embassy since it refused to close in August. +The Eastern Europe of Vaclav Havel and Lech Walesa represents not the repudiation, but the fulfillment, of Roosevelt's purposes at Yalta. +The teachers want a 12.7 percent raise this year and are seeking class-size limitations and hiring deadlines for new teachers. +The FCC did not rule on whether Tariff 15 was legal at the time it was filed, which AT&T construed as a victory. +For travelers who don't want to lift a finger, there are tours by rail: Mexico's famed Copper Canyon with its 37 bridges and 86 tunnels; Canada coast-to-coast; a nostalgic trip on the Orient Express from Istanbul to Zurich, Switzerland. +Volume on the Big Board came to 45.15 million shares. +About a third of the staff stopped work at various times Monday morning but resumed after plant officials explained how the bonus was calculated, he said. +It stated: "Money isn't everything (Yeah right)." Efforts by the United States and Peru to agree on terms for a military aid program to fight drug smuggling have broken down, the State Department said Wednesday. +Britain's merchandise trade deficit widened to #1.16 billion ($1.85 billion) in May from #504 million in April. +The attack came the same day Colombians voted in a national election to choose 70 members of an assembly to rewrite the country's 104-year-old constitution. +In the first place, the protesters were demonstrating at a public function for which they received the proper political authorization; the march and demonstration that followed corresponded to the precise requirements of the Sandinista authorities. +Every venue is completed, tested and polished. +The government has concluded that both Eastern Airlines and its sister carrier, Continental Airlines, are safe to fly, but a bitter labor-management war at Eastern raises possible safety risks if allowed to continue. +The rights was well received in the City and it gave all of us a sense of pride. 'The more fundamental thing was George's legacy - it didn't all collapse when George himself suddenly disappeared. +Affected securities of Rochester Gas include single-A-minus senior debt and preferred stock and A-2 commercial paper. +It will be time to rake. +Pepperell, meanwhile, pressed the $62.50-a-share offer it raised yesterday. +An industry analyst, Robert B. Morris III in Goldman, Sachs & Co.'s San Francisco office, said the value of the operations isn't clear because AT&T hasn't disclosed their book value or earnings. +With Giesler's help, he beat the federal charges. +It is trying to agree redundancy with 150 branch managers within the next few months, and 120 computer and 80 clerical staff are also affected. +By settling, the company avoided $10 million in legal fees, Mr. Hirsch says, but the incident cost him $317,000 in bonuses and years of respect on Wall Street. +But even if she had been a public figure at the time of her father's prosecution, the appeal said, she was no longer when the book review was published. +It said the dead, taken to hospitals in Cairo and Ismailiya, included three women. +That's far below the 40-plus hours required at less advanced GM plants. +Russian suspicion of the West has historic roots that go deeper than Communism. +Chinese telephone operators often do not connect calls to the remote Himalayan region. +He was appointed chairman of the Texas Department of Human Services in 1987 and the agency's financial difficulties hang like an albatross around his neck. +In the West, Colorado next week and the Arizona caucuses March 7 are targets, but Mr. Kerrey can't afford to open too many fronts given his limited resources. +This year will be the most difficult.' Mr Cardoso do Amaral, of UAP, concedes the same point. +It is seen as vital to maintaining momentum toward a negotiated end to El Salvador's 10-year-old civil war, which has killed an estimated 72,000 people. +It is available on all types of mortgages, and no other policies are needed. +In New York trading, the dollar bought 158.15 yen, down from 158.30 yen late Friday. +Instead, the IRS will try to close the cases with data it has and notify the filers that no other action is needed. +"When you have to walk so far, you can't go into a place like that," Wilson said of the courthouse. +Stone was ordered to remain in custody until April 8, when he is next due in court. +Europeans are likely fully to understand America's carefree attitude to the dollar only if they finally achieve economic and monetary union. +Higher nominal interest rates, as well, would probably turn recession to slump and certainly drive the stock market lower. This week's stream of company news has not of itself been wholly bad. +Moreover, the survey found that only 10% of companies required managers to spend any time in development programs. +Quayle, in Utah for a fund-raising ski race, told a news conference he intends to go beyond fence-mending during three trips he plans to Central and South America over the next two to eight weeks. +That level was briefly exceeded yesterday as the market continued to defy bearish fundamentals and shrugged off a further rise in exchange warehouse stocks to a nine-year high. +A successful touchdown on Santorini (Thira) would more than triple the exisiting record of 22.5 miles for straight-line human-powered flight, set by Bryan Allen piloting the Gossamer Albatross across the English channel in 1979. +Contra leaders said last week that nearly all 12,000 of the rebels in the camps had returned home. +His fee from this case alone could catapult him onto the Forbes list of the 400 richest Americans. +What has kept the Tamil insurgency alive more than anything else is India, home to 50 million of its own Tamils. +If companies reduce the stock-option portion, they'll have to offer more cash to new employees, predicts Steven Garfinkle of Richards Consultants, a Wellesley Hills, Mass. search firm. +Military police launched an investigation into the incident, the officials said. +Last August, Hafnia Holding, Baltica's main domestic rival, suspended payments after its equity capital was wiped out by losses on strategic shareholdings in Baltica and the Swedish insurer, Skandia. +Mr. Lobato, who with his wife, LeAnn M. Lobato, owns 28.9% of the company, said it "lacks competent management and internal controls." +Analysts say the 10-term lawmaker is in danger of losing his seat in western Shiga Prefecture. +A Soviet diplomat arrived here Wednesday to discuss a troubled peace plan for Namibia in what was the first official visit to South Africa approved by Moscow in 33 years. +That approach intensified after the 1985 introduction of the reformulated new Coke, and the consumer firestorm that resulted in the return of the original formula (now called Coke Classic). +Markets don't go down in a straight line." The stock market rallied and oil prices eased as the world's battered financial markets gained optimism that a Middle East war had been averted _ at least for a while. +After the candidates have sparred, reporters leap from their TV monitors into "Spin Valley," a corridor lined with TV cameras where aides descend to tell us what really happened. +These are code words of judicial activism, not part of the Eighth Amendment prohibition on "cruel and unusual punishment." +Coordination is to extend to zones of operation, task sharing, logistical support and information exchanges, according to a final communique. +Livestock receipts, a major contributor to the farm rally, are likely to edge up this year to an estimated $73 billion. +Few companies have cut back support, say public broadcasting officials. +The photographs, where white faces stare out in sepia tones, portrayed another facet of the major changes at Mather. +"The majority of viewers were tuned in to watch Mickey and Donald," he said. +The first group of the 3- and 4-month-old birds are scheduled to spend several weeks in mesh enclosures in the forest 75 miles northeast of Los Angeles. +Open up one of Doctorow's books and be prepared: Harry Houdini may come to visit; Emma Goldman might offer advice on love; and Admiral Peary may invite readers along on a trip to the North Pole. +U.N. Assistant Secretary-General Marrack Goulding told a news conference in the Iraqi capital that each side on Tuesday handed over the bodies of eight soldiers killed during the eight-year war. +He sits under a crystal chandelier in a room fit for a Hapsburg. +But the good news for travelers regarding MaxSaver fares translates into bad news for most business travelers. +"There's a real trickle-down going on," says Thomas Sherman, deputy budget director for revenue in Ohio. +The federal government is receiving roughly $9,000 per month from the midtown apartments, while they are costing the government about $27,000 per month, according to RTC spokesman Stephen Katsanos. +Three other bombs found outside Penguin bookstores in three other cities and towns were defused or otherwise made safe before they could explode. +Lithuanians rushed their new legislature into session to declare independence before Gorbachev could be elected to that post. +Big Board volume was an estimated 157 million shares, against 189.63 million in the previous session. +The explosions damaged walls and broke windows of an adjacent office and a home. +But he said, "I still haven't found language which is an adequate substitute." McClure said a study is needed of the grant-making process used by the National Endowment for the Arts. +D'Allest said Arianespace had 30 rockets under construction and was in the process of ordering 50 more. +It estimates that in the US there are 34 PCs per 100 citizens, in Europe 10 per 100. +The report indicated inflation was being held in check, giving the Fed more leeway to ease rates without fanning the fires of inflation. +Asked what will hold all this together, Mr. Kasputys cites three broad principles. +The Bharatiya Janata Party supports the plan, and the government has vowed to stop it until the matter is heard in court. +Koch, noting that Dukakis has slipped in the polls since the Republican convention, said Tuesday, "We've got to get that surge back. +Net reserves are now over Dollars 200m, up from Dollars 23m when Mr Paz Zamora took office in 1989. +But he said school officials thought the parents had a legitimate concern. +Negotiations have taken place, but one source said both sides remained substantially far apart as of Wednesday. +But the most important task at the arboretum may be breeding new plants. +Shifting part of the burden to taxation would not bring the real costs of the system down. Mr Johann Eekhoff, state secretary in the economics ministry, argues that it is essential to extend working lives, and counter the trend to early retirement. +And in an analysis of 60 cases assigned to summary trial, the judge concluded his court would save $20,000 a day in jury costs alone by avoiding full trials. +First-nine-month net was $295,000, or two cents a share, compared with a year-earlier loss of $4.5 million, or 24 cents a share. +The Parents Music Resource Center founded by Elizabeth "Tipper" Gore says it is promoting truth-in-packaging to help parents and their children deal with an entertainment culture that is increasingly violent and sexually explicit. +Although there are obvious winners, there are also losers. +Of penalties totalling UM450m imposed over the last four years UM156m remains unpaid. Foreign governments and multilateral agencies have been insisting on wide-ranging reforms of the Mauritanian fishing industry in exchange for major investment. +A man asks a friend why he is reading the front page of Scinteia, the Communist Party newspaper, so intently, when everyone knows that the paper publishes little real news. +The handsome, articulate Bundy, a one-time law student who became the nation's best-known serial killer, for years had cockily maintained his innocence in the string of killings for which he was a suspect. +She had been under psychiatric care for about eight months, Verrastro said. +Meanwhile, eight out of 10 use derivatives for asset allocation trades and only seven out of 10 use them for hedging purposes. However, while there has been an increased use of derivatives by pension funds the changes have been gradual. +Democratic presidential candidate Jesse Jackson denied Saturday that he had been hospitalized, although a campaign spokesman said he had been treated in San Francisco, possibly for a stomach ailment. +Mr Berlusconi can use only one card - the threat of early elections. +Today The Essential History Of Europe is about the French. +Later, Rose will force Ginny to remember just how abusive "Daddy" was; as time goes on, that word comes to have chilling, Sylvia Plath-like overtones. +Manufacturers Hanover Trust's long-term debt is currently rated single-A-1; C.I.T. is rated from double-A-3 to single-A-2. +The monument is a great rough granite shaft rising from a mound in the middle of a tawny clearing. +Miss Deng has survived a ban before. +The tax fears took L100 off Generali to L28,390 while Fondiaria fell L793 to L27,697. PARIS was lifted by a firm opening on Wall Street but volume was generated by big block trades in BSN, Lyonnaise des Eaux and Generale des Eaux. +Memel Jacobs is said by other sources to owe about $8 million to banks and other creditors. +In August, the statue of Josef Stalin was quietly removed from Shkodra, a northern town. +However she favoured a flexible approach that would help projects in frontier areas which might otherwise not be developed. +More than one-third of the Hondurans were from Puerto Cortes, a Caribbean port 135 miles northwest of Tegucigalpa, said Information Minister Nahum Valladares. +Notes taken at the meeting show that DeConcini suggested that Lincoln could increase its home lending in exchange for regulatory forbearance. +"At this point, everything is in motion to go ahead," Kirk said. +Four days hence, on Monday, the regular winter conference of OPEC opens and all 13 members will begin the effort to take official action on the problem of runaway production. +The news sent the bank's share price tumbling $6.50 to $74 after dropping $6.375 Monday. +That would yield earnings (based on the post-offering capital structure) of about 57 cents a share. +Tens of thousands of people poured into streets and parks of the capital today to celebrate reconstruction of the southern port of Faw, which was almost destroyed during the war with Iran. +Lifetime, owned by Viacom Inc., Hearst Corp. and Capital Cities/ABC Inc, declined to comment. +Mr. Berle vehemently denies such accusations. +A group led by George Soros, a New York investor, is recommending that Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. spin off its financial-services businesses as well as other units not related to its transportation business. +I don't know anything about skinning cats, but I do know there's more than one way to write a play. +Parris lost his position as minister and any hopes of personal recovery. +For instance the shortie jacket over legs alone became a sort of pretty coat-dress this time and in fact was cut sexily like a tulip. +Four new directors were appointed at this utility firm, increasing board membership to 16. +In a move that was anticipated, Chase Manhattan Corp. said it placed about $2.3 billion of loans to Brazil on non-accrual status. +Fifteen years after the first oil embargo, the U.S. economy has stopped making gains in energy efficiency, according to experts, who add that the country may be losing ground instead. +At the time Korczak was teaching medical students and operating a big, humanistic orphanage on the outskirts of Warsaw. +Schedule III, IV and V drugs pose a lesser danger and are deemed less subject to abuse. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, NCR closed at $55.25 a share, down $2.25. +Even then it would make little sense on the standard definition of public investment. +A strong life business adds another defensive dimension. But such theoretical considerations will carry little weight with anyone other than value funds. +But Cargill said it wasn't aware of the nature of the employees' violations at the time, and didn't benefit from, endorse or condone the activities in question. +Instead of the farm, his home is a plush mansion outside the capital. +The yield advantage of mortgage issues above Treasurys has moved to the narrowest level since March 1987. +Although they appreciate it, it's making the day-to-day operations very difficult. +However, he said he could envision West Germany helping the Soviets retrain thousands of soldiers returning from East Germany, who could face unemployment back home. +They include a reduction of state subsidies, increased taxes and higher interest rates. +We wear different clothes now and don't fish with spears." +Zhang Xuexin, a waiter at the Good Taste Restaurant in the Happy Valley district, expressed the feelings of many: "I'm terrified of what will happen when the Communists come. +He said investors were picking individual stocks based on specific incentives and the likelihood of a wider price increase over the short term. +Four finance ministers and three central bank governors have been defeated in the last year by inflation, which is running at 2,000 per cent per annum, and Brazil has slipped from being the world's eighth largest economy to be the 10th. +Having solved UK problems, it has potential in all its main markets. +Another problem for a capital-gains-tax cut is how much it would cost. +He was hit twice _ in the left breast and in the left arm _ but managed to stagger into a hallway before he collapsed, Goslin said. +If that money were ploughed back into roads, the AA argues, there would be no need for tolls. +Infra-red emissions are suppressed by a new optical filtering technique and colour contrast is thus improved and light reflection reduced. +One of the many companies controlled by Jaffe has sought to share in an Air Force program, under study by Congress, for developing the nation's next jet pilot training aircraft, according to numerous news accounts last week. +It's becoming a little weirder now. Before it was very melodic. +The state accused the three men of setting off a car bomb with a remote control device outside a house owned by the African National Congress in Bulawayo on Jan. 12, killing an unemployed Zambian who helped with the attack. +Mikhail Gorbachev's meeting with South Korea's president in San Francisco next week could eventually lead to diplomatic relations between the two nations and unification of Korea, a scholar says. +All of the comments came in advance of a Fort Worth Star-Telegram poll, released late Tuesday night, that showed Williams with a 45-41 percent lead in a survey that has a 3 percent margin of error. +The basic Amiga 2000 comes with two disk drives and one-half megabyte of memory, or 512 kilobytes. +Stories of hardships on the Great Trek and battles with African warriors have taken on mythical proportions for the country's 3 million Afrikaners, who dominate government and make up 60 percent of the white population. +I run in the park. +A gunman shot four people in a rampage through a hospital emergency room Saturday evening, and police worked to secure patients and staff from the marauder, a hospital official said. +The degree of regimentation matters; at three months children usually are removed from their families for all but a day a week. +Magma acquired the Robinson property in two transactions in 1990 and 1991 for about $55 million. +China, the capitalist countries of Southeast Asia and the West support a three-party resitance coalition comprised of forces loyal to Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the Khmer Rouge and Son Sann, a Western-leanding politician. +In another case in Clearwater, Fla., the high court's ruling supersedes a federal judge's ruling that the city can't force churches to disclose financial data if they accept donations, Kelley said. +The Fed appears to be allowing a key short-term rate to rise in a bid to restrain inflation. +"It goes with the territory." +The European aircraft-manufacturing consortium threatened legal action against the unidentified sources of the charges made Thursday by the Central Bureau of Investigation in New Delhi. +Millions of them may flood out of countries suffering from insufficient food, housing and jobs into those where conditions are better. +Reagan's final words, "God bless America," touched off a tumultuous demonstration on the floor, which erupted in even greater cheering as he was joined on the podium by the first lady. +Washington communications lawyer Tyrone Brown had been serving as publisher on a caretaker basis, Mr. Johnson said. He added that he hopes the magazine will break even in three years. +Its IPounds 100m cash hoard makes the company a financially solid business, but the market may get impatient if the continental expansion does not bring the expected rewards in terms of higher earnings. +He declined to explain why Carroon Lichtenstein was unacceptable. +She would have liked to rejoin the Kirov, she said, if only she was younger. +GM currently has an 87-day supply of its Pontiac 6000 model, for example. +GP Express, an independent airline serving much of Nebraska, estimates that nearly 40% of its revenues come from the subsidies that, in some cases, exceed the cost of a ticket. +Western diplomats here said this was a good possibility. +Overall, some forecasters say corporate profits fell to an annual rate of about $145 billion in the fourth quarter, down 12% to 15% from a year earlier. +The automaker said last week it had agreed to acquire the Tulsa-based Thrifty for $263 million. +They needed little persuasion, he says, to see the advantages of closer cross-border collaboration. A year ago, he set up eight 'core teams', covering KGFE's principal product categories and the main marketing functions. +Lozano testified that Lloyd's motorcycle headed straight at him in the wrong lane, and he fired instinctively. +ITT Hartford's profit rose 7% to $291 million from $271 million. ITT Financial's operating profit, however, was substantially below the prior year's. +Mongolia, ruled by Communists since 1921 and long a client of the Soviet Union, has cautiously followed the Soviet lead in embracing "perestroika," or reform, but apparently not quickly enough for some of its citizens. +'There are those in France who say France will disappear in the construction of Europe. +He once characterized his disagreements with Charles and David as business disputes and said he has "a great deal of respect" for his brothers. +The reporters wanted to talk about sex. +He also said many records of the old East German leadership were destroyed by the secret police when it became clear the Honecker regime was crumbling. +Merrill officials said the loans have been repaid, although they couldn't immediately say when. +Jurors who convicted a former Los Angeles policeman of murdering a Las Vegas socialite and two others decided Sunday the death penalty should be imposed for each of the three killings. +Critics said the decision was to prevent the committees in each of Poland's 49 provinces from becoming parallel, possibly rival organizations to Solidarity. +They have a problem, I don't have a problem," Rinehart said. +A spokesman for Kurdish rebels said Wednesday that Iraqi troops were massing for an all-out offensive against the guerrillas, who are supported by Iran. +His policy of glasnost, or greater openness, has encouraged more open public debate and a wide-ranging re-evaluation of Soviet history and future prospects. +But Yeager, the first man to break the sound barrier, has worked for the past six years as a consultant to Northrop Corp. of California, a competitor of General Dynamics Corp. +Gaviria was particularly critical of the country's largest guerrilla group, the Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces, known by its Spanish acronym as the FARC. +He says he reassured Reagan administration officials two years ago that the declining dollar would eventually bring the trade deficit under control. +"This thing got to me emotionally," the judge said later. "I had to adjourn court for a while." He returned to the bench and ordered the clerk's office to prepare citizenship certificates. "They were up here in 10 minutes," Rubin said. +He is generally seen as the brains behind the military regime in Sudan, which gets about as bad a press as any except that of President Saddam Hussein in Iraq. +That nation is past." Mr. Pavlychko and some other Ukrainian officials are skeptical about the recently signed economic agreement, which they say isn't workable. +For the first 11 months of the year, orders were up 9.3 percent over the comparable period in 1987. +Randall Iwase, Dennis O'Connor and Jerry Souza were far behind. +Reporters were not allowed to cover the fund-raiser. +It's been proposed that hydrogen gas from such water splitting would become the nation's major fuel. +The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, which represents 8,500 Eastern baggage handlers and other ground services workers, wants $50 million in salary increases. +In these searches, investigators inspect plane crash sites, interview villagers who witnessed crashes and collect other evidence of missing soldiers. +The latest U.S. Treasury auction results also were ignored. +About 80 percent of the economy involves services: banking, the Panama Canal, construction and government work. +The government also sponsored an Olympic-style Pan-Korean athletic competition in late 1989 that drew 1,326 Korean competitors from 50 nations. +Three-month sterling cash closed a little softer at 6 1/8 per cent following the small shortage of Pounds 1bn forecast by the Bank of England. +Current best practice is to round up such small sums to Pounds 10. +The disk-drive maker said the new financing replaces a $35 million credit line with BankAmerica Corp.'s Bank of America unit and will be used for additional working capital. +Not only was it making heavy losses, it had become a symbol of what was wrong with much of European industry - it had superior technology but could not bring it successfully to the market. Its experience with video cassette recorders is a case in point. +Consolidated Rail Corp. raised its estimate of the price its initial public offering will fetch to between $26 a share and $29 a share. +I know everybody else does around here, but I don't. +They fell into oblivion after the 1929 crash. +Ironically, consumers may be courting food poisoning in their haste to get the looks and tastes of mother's kitchen without any of the bother. +Some say Signature may be sold to another computer company. +Mohammad Nabi Amani told reporters the bridge near Sarobi, about midway between the capital and Jalalabad, was destroyed Tuesday by explosives planted on the span. He said the bridge was one of about 100 on the paved highway. +'This man loved life, he was joyful. +Analysts give Bristol-Myers credit for producing a stream of experimental drugs for Alzheimer's disease, senility, stroke and learning problems. +Francis Krejsa has retired from TESCO. +Drexel Burnham lost a bid to disqualify Judge Milton Pollack from presiding over the SEC's civil fraud case against the securities firm and others. +He returned during a week in which scores of blacks died in the chronic factional fighting involving ANC supporters and rivals that has wracked black townships around Johannesburg for months. +Losses per share were 1.16p (earnings 0.72p). +Handwritten comments by Green's superiors in the margin of his reports praise his progress, saying "stay close to her" and "very good prospect." At one point, Green described his visits to Latta as a "cultivating job." +Annunzio is chairman of the House Banking subcommittee on financial institutions. +'There is no call for these skills elsewhere,' he said. Now he is a fish salesman in Loughbrough, a 15-mile drive from his home. What he misses most, he says, is the 'laughs with the lads'. Many ex-miners yearn for the team spirit of the pit. +Galan, the leading presidential candidate, was an outspoken foe of the drug traders. +He was the first person to stand trial on charges stemming from an FBI sting of statehouse corruption. +Unitrode had a profit of $411,977, or three cents a share, in the quarter a year earlier. Unitrode said the third-quarter loss stems from its semiconductor products division. +Jesse Jackson quietly ended his dramatic week in Atlanta saying his mission now is to help Mike Dukakis win the White House this year. +Something is going on. +"Every once in a while we do get a call from a community interested in enhancing its tax base," Sloan said in Washington. "But the reality is that most retirees don't move very far." Still, the biggest promotional obstacle may be the weather. +They get more exposure to the lower priced stocks, some of which are very good and some of which aren't." +Here's a guy whose got to have doubts given the fact that one of his close supporters tried to run a coup on him. +Snow plows could not keep up with blowing, drifting snow in many areas. +Both Mobil and Indian Oil had much to offer and much to gain at a time of growth in the region. +The long-range HH 53C helicopters, based in Woodbridge-Bentwaters in eastern England, had flown to Shannon International Airport on Friday night and took off early Saturday for the flight of more than 200 miles to the vessel. +EPA is under congressional order to have 175 underway by this October. +An NTT Basic Research Laboratories team led by Eiichi Yamaguchi published a report in April's Japanese Journal of Applied Physics saying they triggered a "gigantic" blast of one million to two million neutrons a second for two to three seconds. +A general strike Thursday in the occupied lands, called for by the PLO, seemed to be as widely observed as any such strike since the uprising began. +Its sharply increased use is indicated by the number of prescriptions filled, which rose 14 percent from 1983 to 1986; prescriptions for most drugs increase about 1 percent a year, according to federal statistics. +Certainly, Logan's new landing fees have drastically changed the costs of doing business at the airport. +Soviet and Swiss authorities have agreed to establish a joint-venture management school and research center in Kiev, it was announced Monday. +It closed at 757.5 per D-Mark. The lira speculation added to nervousness about the peseta and the Bank of Spain announced that it too was intervening to support the currency. +He said complying with Spong's request would "keep me from exercising the ministry I've been called to do." Church officials are investigating whether Williams misled the commission about his views during the screening process. +The workers in the canteen are the survivors, so far, of one of Britain's most dramatic redundancy programmes. +The Federal Aviation Administration, in another step designed to reduce the chance of air sabotage, soon will propose a computerized security system to tighten control over access to planes, the agency's director said today. +The scenario, played out 13 years ago in what became known as the Tiananmen Incident, is being repeated with haunting similarities as students mourn former Communist Party chief Hu Yaobang and demand political reforms. +She wants a roll-call vote on the old statute. +Police say the larcenous hopes of two boat burglars were dashed when they realized they were up a creek without a paddle. +But the quid pro quo from provincial leaders must be an agreement now to implement reforms which will prevent another boom-bust cycle. +A decline in the dollar's exchange value can raise the relative prices of imports and cause a higher price level just as a crop failure can. +Their leader, Aung San, negotiated the end of colonial rule and would undoubtably have become the country's first leaders if he had not been assassinated in 1947. +The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 2959.75, a gain of 14.98 points. +Since the Oct. 19 stock market crash, nervous investors have poured a record $32.3 billion into money-market mutual funds from stocks and other investments. +He signed up his company to rent of one of the prestigious boxes at $25,000 a year. +How many asked an owner whether they could come and view the object no one knows. +Brown-Forman said First Boston Corp. has been retained to assist it in the search for a buyer. +There are a lot of really important issues and they had to light on that to talk about." Jones, whose training was on stage, mostly acts in movies and TV now. "The energy factor gets more and more difficult. +Debate was to continue Friday, with the Law on Land also on the agenda. +It quoted him as saying his information for the story came from a politician with extremely good royal connections who had correctly tipped him the previous year that Princess Margaret, the queen's sister, would get a divorce. +Paul said 'Go for it' and I did." +But in their hotel room, "what looks like a cockroach is scurrying across the floor," Mr. Miller recalls. +On his arrival from Poland, Walesa told a news conference at Heathrow Airport that he expected Eastern bloc defense budgets to decline gradually as democratic reforms are enacted. +Among active secondary issues, Government National Mortgage Association 8% securities for January delivery were up 6/32 at 100 21/32, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. +I am putting out my hand to you, Mr. Majority Leader. +"If we are encouraged by their example to move from here to make this world a place of peace and love through the mutual service we give to one another, then senselessness will be turned into fullness of life," he said. +In both California and New Jersey, about a quarter of Democratic voters said they were not sure of Dukakis' ideology, less than in earlier races but still an indication he was somewhat ill-defined, said John Brennan, an ABC poll analyst. +The entire dispute settlement process of the WTO, one of the main US objectives in the launch of the Uruguay Round, could thus be put at risk. +Societe Generale's secretive and old-fashioned image has been fostered by its relations with the press. +We should already know all of that, he suggests. +"I don't think they're interested in a daily diet of this kind of thing and it's one of the reasons, at least at this point, the Republican campaign seems to be in trouble," Dukakis said in Boston. +They volunteered to let them search the car, their house, whatever," Anderson said. +But it expected considerably more public funds would be needed since many women who need better prenatal care live near or below the poverty line. +After 12 days and more than 90 hours of deliberations, the jury of nine women and three men in federal court in Manhattan said they were hopelessly deadlocked in a three-way split and U.S. District Judge Mary Johnson Lowe declared the mistrial. +This will pave the way for a new currency to be introduced. +Moore is the second West Virginia governor to be convicted of federal charges. +The company wants to offer portable-phone service through a network of more than 70 low-orbit satellites by the end of the decade. +Her two pet Maltese dogs, Sophie and Tati, scamper in to bark hello. +My wife received a mailshot from Bristol and West about a 10-year endowment savings plan with Eagle Star. +As of June 30, Midwest Financial had 4.5 million common shares outstanding. +Michel Aoun, whose 11-month mutiny in the Christian heartland was crushed by a Syrian-led military blitz. +The companies said distribution of the new vehicles would be split evenly between Chrysler and Mitsubishi. +"Contributing to the accident was the degradation of the captain's performance resulting from his use of cocaine before the accident," the board said. +The fact that the Stock Exchange will take no decision on the date of T+5 until October has been in the public domain for months. +After years of being passed over by the fashion establishment, the 48-year-old woman with the ever-youthful eye was named Designer of the Year Monday night at a star-studded charity gala at the Royal Albert Hall. +Sprint must cut costs at the same time. +Not bad for a 10-year-old kid with only eight fingers, eh? +"I have personally suggested to Mrs. Hollander that I thought it would be appropriate for the chairman of the board and me to meet with her and her husband and we have had no reponse, despite following up by phone," Mr. Jenkins said. +'But as its market erodes, it has a disincentive to fund the full range of work because its competitors can free ride.' By the new pattern in the US, aggressive small and mid-sized firms invest heavily in research, while the old giants hold R&D down. +That will be my views as to what has to happen _ hopefully within a month _ of 1990. +Prices last week were off 41% from six years ago and 11% from last year's sale. +Nine of the charges carry maximum penalties of five years in prison and fines of $250,000 each. +"Disappointment about the dollar's decline and also that the expected post-election rally failed to appear has put buyers on the selling side again." +The company stumbled last year because of a tough product transition and the recession, but he thinks it is back on track. +After four decades of communism in Eastern Europe, the first Peace Corps volunteers in Poland and Hungary are truly pioneers, Coverdell said. +The U.S. must also demand removal of hundreds of Soviet advisers, the cessation of military supplies and a review of treaties that might tie Afghanistan inextricably to Moscow. +Hasenfus, the sole survivor, was joined in the suit by the family of co-pilot Wallace Sawyer Jr., who was killed in the crash. +The role of precedent is different in cases interpreting a written Constitution. +In fact, 28 of them, run consecutively, like a long prison sentence. +A group at the University of Rochester said it was able to conduct pulses of electricity as short as 10 to 15 trillionths of a second without distortion through a sample about one-fifth of an inch long. +His tan slacks and blue worker's jacket, saved from before he went to prison, were loose on his slight frame. +Then-GSA Administrator Gerald P. Carmen dismissed Berube after he alleged that many federal buildings in Washington posed serious fire and health hazards. +"Lechmere is growing and profitable and we are pleased that the company will continue to serve its customers," Allbright said. +Fixed annuities traditionally have been regarded as insurance contracts because investors never risk their principal. +Abbott Laboratories said a preliminary injunction enjoining it from selling several products at the center of a patent dispute with Eli Lilly & Co.'s Hybritech Inc. unit won't have a significant impact on future sales or earnings. +The dollar fell especially sharply against the yen. Gold prices drifted slightly lower yesterday; oil futures were mixed. +Hotel manager Gary Cooper said the sound of the first explosion awakened him. +But doctors at Newington believe she has gotten worse, said Thomas Hanley, a hospital spokesman. +Rice said he created the contest to provoke San Jose State students to approach writing playfully and with a sense of whimsy. A campus literary organization is named the Bulwer-Lytton Undergraduate Society. +Peter Merner of Merner Research bets it hasn't. +Admittedly opinionated on the matter, he cites all manner of violations he has witnessed. +It was founded following a recommendation of the National Academy of Sciences that an American oceanographic lab was needed on the East Coast. +Other states with a high share of outbound households were Iowa, Wyoming, Louisiana and West Virginia. +Gov. Richard Celeste, who toured the area for the second time Saturday, repeated how shocked he was at the destruction. +He said a few churches _ "not of too much historical importance" _ were destroyed for the project, while at least eight others have been moved so that they are now hidden behind the new buildings. +The congress on Sunday voted to continue party politics at factories and work shops. +Two years ago, I arranged to make additional voluntary contributions (AVCs) to my employer's pension scheme. +THE International Monetary Fund will seek approval for two measures to support developing and former communist economies at its annual meeting this month. +He announced he has wrested a promise from the Reagan administration to promptly release two reports bearing on alleged Soviet violations of arms control treaties and the effectiveness of proposed verification of Soviet compliance with the new treaty. +Mr. Lange added that the weak volume of the past two trading days is important to a continued rally. +Two former Greek socialist ministers left Baghdad on Sunday after seeking the release of the hostages. +It also claimed the holders of a preferred stock issue it is attempting to have invalidated provided a 318,000-share block favoring Irving. +The army was reportedly poised for a crackdown. +Now he is a park ranger stationed there. +A company launched by Lepercq two years ago already operates 12 child-care centers in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with three more set to open this fall, and plans for more elsewhere. +Sawyer was a South Side alderman for 16 years before becoming mayor. +The dollar's decline was attributed partly to speculation that West Germany and Japan might hike their interest rates, and to reports that Japan's central bank was continuing to sell dollars to knock the currency down. +After the Series, Joe Jackson wrote Comiskey offering to tell how the games had been played. Comiskey never answered him. +Costs rose 5% to $2.6 billion from $2.4 billion in the quarter. +Any wheel that is about to lock up and skid has its brake released until the tyre grips again. +The index "is rising very modestly," said Michael Penzer, senior economist at Bank of America in San Francisco. +American is hoping that this two-for-one promotion will attract business travelers in much the same way the European fare cuts it initiated last week are expected to fill leisure-class seats. +"The stuff they play now isn't music," contends Jackson Parker, who sits in the second row, where they apparently don't mince words. +Should foreign airlines be required to do the same thing? +In a joint statement, Rubin and Friedman said they "look forward to continuing on the course that we have set and followed together." Weinberg joined Goldman Sachs in 1950 and became a partner in 1956. +The smaller plane was flung nose-first into a blast fence, but the only two people aboard, the pilot and co-pilot, walked away and did not require medical attention, authorities said. +The four characters screw each other and themselves to perfection but the moral survives beneath the wit in the audience's total identification with the only decent character, an unemployed birdwatcher. +A general strike against school closures virtually shut down the occupied lands. +In addition, the banks said, the Bank of Delaware Corp. granted PNC Financial an option to purchase up to 1.6 million shares of Bank of Delaware stock at 0.7 times the market price of PNC Financial common stock at the close of business Wednesday. +He relinquished that party post in February. +Persian Gulf-based Arab diplomatic sources have estimated that at least 200 people were killed or wounded during the Iraqi invasion, but could not confirm the higher casualty figures. +The announcement is the latest in a series of international ventures Mr. Maxwell has been working on recently. +Radio Caritas news director Benjamin Fernandez said the order from ANTELCO's department of radio communications limits how far the station can broadcast. +During the weekend, Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady commented that the initial report on third-quarter economic growth, due out this morning would show the rebound is under way. +He also said he wanted to acquire sophisticated weaponry sufficient at least to equal Israel. +'Peace means change, but change should follow a proper defence review to define the country's new role in the international arena. +The rulings, if upheld, could lead to punitive duties on the imports, which were valued at more than $1.3 billion in 1988. +It does, however, reflect something of the changing nature of graduates that the accountancy firms are now seeking. The supply of graduates seeking accountancy jobs has probably never been higher. +Elf fits the description." +At GE's $5 billion-a-year plastics division here, officials say manufacture of recyclable plastic resins will be crucial to long-term success. +Thus the company currently has major projects under way to boost its production capacity both in Japan and in the U.S. +Two employees of the center were indicted earlier this year by a Rhode Island grand jury on charges of sexual abuse. +'I would not feel right about taking that money out, while the people were still walking,' said Mr Heiligbrodt. SCI's offer closes on August 20. +Mr Francois Leclercq, CTL managing director, said Germany might be added but it was proving difficult to obtain attractive rates for German destinations. Journey times should be about half those by road and much less than the time taken by rail and ferry. +"What's new is that they (the researchers) looked at the sites of shedding in women," said Dr. Stephen Straus, head of medical virology at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Md. +Mr. Mitterrand appointed a minority Socialist government that will have to negotiate support in parliament either with the centrists or the Communists. +It was never supposed to be a clone of `The Tonight Show.'" +"It was hard work, sheer determination, a little bit of luck," Lewis said. "We were able to weather all of those storms. +Exempted from the new government would be three of the county's four current incorporated cities: Folsom with 26,000 people, Galt with 7,500 and Isleton with 925. +In Shanghai, more than 1,000 students marched late Sunday from Fudan University to Tongji University, singing former odes to revolutionary leader Mao Tse-tung but substituting Hu's name. +Gejdenson and other lawmakers have long urged the NRC to impose strict drug and alcohol standards instead of leaving it up individual utilities. +He acknowledged that many Stasi members were innocent of wrongdoing, but added: "Purposely committed illegal wrongs cannot be allowed to be swept under the table." Horst Ehmke of the main opposition Social Democrats also blasted the suggested amnesty. +"Everything is revolving around the discount rate," said Ezra Zask, senior vice president and global foreign exchange manager at Mellon Bank in Pittsburgh. +Mr Hamilton said a number of respondents had argued this would be unjust and might lead a company to abandon a practice that was later found not to be against the public interest. +Investors often regard the dollar as a safe haven in times of international tension. +It will operate the service with 16 flights. +Al-Shiraa gained international fame in November 1986, when it was first to report on the secret U.S arms shipments to Iran in return for the release of hostages. +Born in Sekhukuneland in northern Transvaal on July 26 1924, the son of a migrant laborer, Motsoaledi worked in Johannesburg as a servant, and in boot and furniture factories. +Textron said the strength of its aerospace/technology and consumer products businesses, as well as the Ex-Cell-O acquisition, were responsibile for the improved results from continuing operations. +"That constitutes the largest operating budget in the history of the National Park Service and represents 29 percent post-inflation, real growth over the past seven years," Horn said. +Germans are uncertain which former Stasi leaders they should prosecute. +Stocks and the dollar were mixed and bonds eased. +He was hospitalized at St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital after complaining of stomach pain. +Song Ping, 72. Having studied agriculture at Beijing and Qinghua Universities, Song was among the better educated of the early revolutionaries. +Iran said today's ground assault retaliated for Iraqi chemical bomb attacks last week that killed 5,000 Iraqi Kurds whose hometowns were overrun by Iranian troops fighting with the autonomy-seeking Kurds. +In a letter to the company's board of directors, United Airline's pilots, flight attendants and Machinists said they were prepared to negotiate as a group for the acquisition of stock through one or more employee stock ownership plans, or ESOPs. +But even some of the leaders refuse to take things too seriously. +The 1- by 3-inch video camera is guided down clear plastic tubes inserted in the bean rows and used to record root growth from a few inches to more than 3 feet below the surface. +One hundred percent of its graduates go to college, a majority to Ivy League schools. The football team has a 91 grade average and scored an average of 1,300 on national Scholastic Aptitude Tests; the national average is 903. +Prime Minister Sadek Mahdi initially refused to submit the agreement to his Cabinet for endorsement. +But even by movieland's standards of maudlin self-massage, My Life is heavy-duty material. Keaton does his best with the terminal make-up and stoical wisecracks. +But the tens of thousands of students have succeeded in breaking through the accepted barriers on political discourse and have altered, perhaps permanently, the terms in which Chinese speak of their leaders. +They did not criticize the trial procedures, saying the judge and jury behaved scrupulously, and they did not say whether they supported outright acquittal or a retrial. +Six-year-old Dragonair doesn't disclose its load factors or its profit. +They hope to make the repair on the pad and avoid rolling the shuttle back to a hangar, a move that could delay the flight by as much as two months. +When the mutual fund industry assembles next week in Washington for its annual meeting, the mood won't be as glum as might seem likely. +Attempts to reach Gilbert at his home were unsucessful. +In the past, the hated secret police, popularly known as "Stasi," used repressive measures to help ensure 40 years of Communist control. +Police who scrambled to find a gunman after a flood of callers reported gunshots got their man _ but it turned out to be a car. +People are always saying, `How could this happen?' +"I have no knowledge of any investigation of me or my office," he said in a telephone interview. +The sentence followed a hearing before Bell in which Chambers' attorney, Jack Litman, complained that the probation report on his client was "slanted" and asked for an opportunity to answer charges made by the prosecution in the report. +The survey of 750 adults, conducted by telephone between April 23 and April 26, has a margin of potential sampling error of plus or minus 4 percent. +I am sure there is an explanation as to why taxes have to be raised in Germany to pay off the debt, but I know I won't understand it. +But in a market glutted with moribund companies, Mr Landau found it surprisingly difficult to find a suitable vehicle. +My hosts assured me I could jump on the mid-afternoon ferry to Hong Kong from the Shekou terminal at the western end of Shenzhen. +It then expects to decide by Christmas. The Railtrack privatisation is the last significant sell-off for the foreseeable future. +Grades 7-8: General math, pre-algebra and algebra (two of the three). +Striking workers at 10 San Francisco Bay area cemeteries said Sunday they would return to work Monday after accepting an agreement worked out with graveyard owners over the weekend. +"We've looked pretty hard at what resources are available," says Deputy Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger, "and we have one hell of a budgetary problem." +The original expiration date was Feb. 13. +All of that, however, leaves some Brazilians deeply worried that Marinho has far too much influence for Brazil's good. +So there is no need to be rushed by enthusiastic, commission-hunting intermediaries. But delay can mean that, if the employee does eventually invest in a life company pension contract, there is less time for the underlying fund to grow. +If diseases such as Aids and tuberculosis are to be controlled, other donors and institutions need to put greater emphasis on supporting cost-effective health services, it says. Investing in health. +"The history of successful economic reforms shows that as a rule all of them were carried out with the involvement of significant volumes of foreign assistance," Mr. Yavlinsky said in his report. +West Point-Pepperell said it plans to begin a tender offer for all of Stevens stock at $62.50 a share in cash, but would increase its offer to $64 a share if Stevens recommends the offer. +With martial law declared in some parts of the capital, Beijing Mayor Chen Xitong said foreign reporters were forbidden to conduct interviews or make tapes or videos on the streets or at government offices, schools, factories and mines. +But the foundation stopped short of recommending state takeovers of local districts. +Corporate interest income totaled $180.7 million in 1989, down 2 percent from 1988. +For the past year, analysts have complained that Pfizer isn't working for its holders: The company refuses to divest its non-drug lines, as others in the industry have done, and Pfizer generally eschews stock buy-backs. +HALL & TAWSE, the const ruction division of Raine Industries, has won hospital development contracts worth Pounds 7.3m. An orthopaedic centre and two operating theatres are being built at Woodend Hospital in Aberdeen by Hall & Tawse Scotland. +And this time, there was expected to be open division over whether to annul the party's legal monopoly on power. +"There's a feeling in the industry that growing generic competition and a recent trend in high-volume purchasing of drugs by insurers is going to eventually choke off the ability to raise prices," he says. +"We've always believed that we were one step away from annexation and we couldn't stand up to the Americans in a fair fight," he says. +In April, the Seto Ohashi, or Great Bridge, comprised of six suspension bridges reaching five small islands in the Seto Inland Sea, will open to both rail and vehicle traffic between Honshu's Okayama region and Shikoku Island in southern Japan. +Trading in vouchers is illegal. Risk extends to all manner of financial services. +The book has "sold more copies in one day than most of our books sell in a lifetime," Oeste said. +Cytemp, which has three plants and 1,200 employees, is one of five operations Cyclops has said it planned to sell. +This could lead to labor unrest in Chile," Mr. Demler said. +The excess cash is what Philip Morris will have left over after taking care of dividend payouts and what it believes are its needs for internal reinvestment. +The two paragraphs were there, there was just a lot of other stuff in between," she said. +He said Friday that he also has asked the planning agency's Mr. Kondo to go to the U.S. early this month to explain the package to members of the Reagan administration and Congress. +But the Rev. Sam Johnson, pastor of Heritage Village Church at PTL and president of Heritage Ministries, told The Charlotte Observer that he hasn't given up his hope to buy PTL's headquarters in Fort Mill, S.C. +By being so conservative under the leadership of John G. 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John Danforth (R., Mo.). +Osuna's sister-in-law, Margarita Ramos Saucedo, 20, was among the first to fall to the ground. +The tender offer was launched through New World's Marvel Entertainment Group Inc. subsidiary, which was included in the injunction issued Friday. +Systemwide, the Miami-based carrier also has added new restrictions to its cheapest ticket requiring seven-day advance purchases. +But whether the technique catches on may depend on how many radiologists embrace it, as they must perform the task of inserting a catheter through the skin and into the patient's gallbladder. +Red cells can't be right now." Despite screening, a tiny risk remains of getting AIDS from a transfusion. +Last July Northrop removed the manager and three employees from a Pomona, Calif., electronics plant, citing "irregularities in the testing" of equipment. +At first reluctant to see their lives on the screen, the family was _ and still is _ pleased with the film. +Formerly of "Entertainment Tonight," Whatley is film critic for WCVB-TV, the ABC affiliate in Boston. +International Controls jumped 5 1/4 to 39 3/4 on 272,400 shares. +The couple love reminiscing about the festival with visitors, but they know enough not to bring up the name "Woodstock" to longtime Bethel residents. +Russia's economy looks in better shape than it has since independence. +What he had called them about, it quickly transpired, was a great chance to make some easy bucks in Allis-Chalmers stock. +In the early '70s, he worked occasionally with organist Merl Saunders and Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia. +The national group's newsletter carries a column entitled "Saints of the Closet?" which profiles the lives of saints thought to have been homosexual. +But the campaign collapsed when Tehran abandoned the Kurds in exchange for Iraqi territorial concessions. +Prosecutors said Terry wanted to start a new life and leave insurance proceeds to his family. +'I just want to say: can we all get along? +Lord Fawsley said a change in the commission's powers should be made and 'buildings should be listed if it so recommends'. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, however, has rejected his call. +Sosa said he has decided to close the embassy on Aug. 31 because Sept. 1 is the date on which Delvalle's term was scheduled to expire. +The revised preamble was adopted by the country's National Assembly last Thursday on the closing day of its winter session. +The shares fell 12 to 657p. Royal Insurance moved 4 ahead to 319p, following a recommendation from NatWest Securities. +Paisley, assistant secretary of the Navy for research, engineering and systems from 1981 to April 1987, is now a Washington consultant to numerous defense contractors, including McDonnell Douglas Corp. and United Technologies Corp. +Caldwell told authorities he saw a young man jump into his car and drive away. +In his short term as Moscow party chief, Yeltsin was a close supporter of Gorbachev, especially of his calls for greater openness. +Victims of gastrointestinal anthrax, in which the disease infects the stomach and intestines, died within a two days of toxic shock, Nikiforov said. +Hughes Aircraft Co., a unit of General Motors Corp., got a $29.4 million Army contract for the position-location reporting system. +But her Latin lothario has seriously misled her all these years, both about his love for her and about the true circumstances of that terrible drowning. Mickey hides in the trunk from police, which Augusta promptly dumps overboard. +His practice focused on antitrust litigation. +The Peruvian government has said that since the group turned from propaganda to violence in May 1980, it has killed more than 15,000 people and caused more than $10 billion in damage. +When you use a wrench or pliers on a kitchen fixture, put adhesive tape or something similar on the nut to keep it from getting chewed up. +Clearly, the Honda Accord will be a rival if company fleet managers can be convinced a Honda really is British. +IN the past, there have been complaints that the visual arts at the Edinburgh Festival have not sufficiently reflected the state of Scottish art past or present. +The trucking industry is clearly vulnerable as well," Mr. Burnley said Friday at a news conference here. +The company's announcement implied that it would be asking that the investor group making the offer comply with SEC filing requirements before pursuing the merger offer. +But it fell into the minus column after profit-taking developed in shares of securities houses, drug makers, real-estate concerns and other companies. +Sales of cars and light trucks built in North America fell 15.4% early this month from a year earlier. +Congressional tax writers estimated that the change will raise $60 million in additional taxes in the next five years. +Principal Vincent C. Haydock was suspended for three months. +In the process, 84 quarter-of-a-century-old pin oak trees were removed. +European Community foreign ministers endorsed proposals for the EC's stance in international talks on agriculture, including some cuts in farm subsidies. +"Of all the names, 'the Redskins' is probably the most racist," he says. +She said the body of the child, identified as Michael Mills, was recovered from a depth of about 200 feet. +The opposition made a strong comeback in legislative elections in April, stripping the governing party of its parliamentary majority for the first time in South Korea's 40-year history. +Munteanu was hospitalized and then detained. +Attorney David Kairys said many of the legal flaws found by U.S. District Judge Charles R. Richey in agent Donald Rochon's complaint can be corrected and the case will go forward. +The Soviet Union was said to have dropped its objections to a Pakistani proposal to let U.N. mediator Diego Cordovez play a role in getting the process under way of forming a transitional Afghan government. +The English players face expulsion from international cricket for five years for taking part in the tour. +From 1971 to 1978, he served as general manager of the Columbia project. +Energy futures moved higher in quiet trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +But 70 foreign stock managers monitored by Intersec Research, Stamford, Conn., racked up median returns of only 11.3%. +On the other side, Arturo Hernandez Grisanti, the oil minister of Venezuela, who had aggressively sought production cuts, called the agreement a reasonable outcome. +Although the ticks that carry the ailment live on deer in their adult stages, Lyme disease is transmitted by bites from immature ticks, which feed primarily on mice. +Japan joined it in 1980, but reserved the right to continue importing products made out of hawkbill and olive ridley catches. +The respite was short-lived, though, as sales plummeted to 560 in September, 787 in October and 483 in November. +Our uniform position was that we will not go up on the (income tax) rates, no matter what," said Packwood, the senior Republican on the Senate Finance Committee. +Japan's truck market is the second biggest in the world, after the U.S. market. +But the same might not be true if Israel launched a pre-emptive strike against Iraq, the U.S. officials say. +Also this week, the House gave final congressional approval to legislation creating a congressional panel to investigate the eight-month-old strike against Eastern, a measure the Bush administration has threatened to veto. +The Twitchells are the second Christian Science parents to be prosecuted in Massachusetts and the first since 1971, when the state amended the child abuse and neglect law to recognize spiritual healing as an alternative to modern medicine. +Reynolds & Reynolds said the sale of the two units should increase pretax income by about $3.5 million in fiscal 1992. +More than 90 have been ordered already. 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It is a slim chance, but it could happen. +They're afraid that the FDA's bureaucrats, many of whom are fighting the proposal, will drag their feet in giving formal approval for drugs being distributed to patients under the new rules. +You remembered not just in order to remember, but in order to write. +The increase in operating income reflects gains in linage and circulation at the company's business and community publications, plus continued strong revenue growth from the information services segment. +They fight the nomination of an envoy to leftist Mozambique and push for covert aid for the rebels fighting its government. +Withdrawals by woolgrowers are still very high, reaching as much as 55pc af the Fremantle sale on Tuesday, though 20pc is more typical. +The capital-gains measure, authored by Rep. 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Adrian Furnham is a Reader in Psychology at University College London and head of its Business Psychology Unit. +MGM-UA Communications rose 3/8 to 20 3/8 on news of the possible revival of its agreement to be acquired for $25 a share by Qintex Australia. +Even the big growth companies couldn't stand up to the painful combination of a severe recession and surging inflation. +No injuries were reported and some raiders appeared in a nearly festive mood. +But his closest adviser has left no doubt that it is neither the party nor new government bodies that make the final decisions: it is Gorbachev himself. +Demand for Italian and Scandinavian bank deals is still flagging, due to the increasing credit concerns about both banking industries, and Japanese bank paper is under pressure. +Gorgisyan, interviewed by telephone, estimated there were more than 1 million demonstrators in Yerevan. +Some delegates to the Geneva Conference predicted that 20 years of talks would culminate this year in an international agreement banning the development, production and stockpiling of chemical weapons. +Do these businesses really want to lose money? +He then opened fire, killing three farmers, Patangan said. +This is a difficult question to answer or even to discuss in this limited space. +Ms. Brown testified that after the shooting, McMaugh "began rehearsing the incident" with his wife and forced her to agree with "his version of the events." what was his version. +What Moody's officials were told is that Mrs. Whitmire will resolve an unexpected budget deficit with a recently approved 18.9 percent tax increase. +Price Dollars 25 for members, Dollars 100 for non-members. +Random House Chairman Robert Bernstein said he is resigning from the publishing house he has run for 23 years. +About one-third of Poland was part of Germany before the war. +Rep. Swift complains of "paranoia." +But beneath that mood of celebration, the country faces a future of political uncertainty, exhaustion from the conflict with its ancient Arab enemy, deep economic malaise and debate about which path the revolution must now take. +Construction of the Shoreham plant, located 60 miles east of Manhattan, began in 1973 and was completed a decade later at a cost of more than $4 billion. +Gephardt referred to conservatives in the administration who argue that government should refrain from investing in non-defense research from which private industry would profit. +The Soviet-led assault crushed a reform movement in Czechoslovakia. +For the first time since World War II, Albania is playing host to a meeting of senior diplomats from the six Balkan countries. +"He's a solid man," she said. "He stands for a lot of good things. +But Mr. Metzlaff contends that the disclosure didn't properly inform prospective shareholders of the true condition of Puma's flagging U.S. operations. +But now the bold, young Mr. Salinas has come along. +The liftoff opportunity, dictated by Magellan's path to Venus and lighting conditions at emergency landing sites, lasts only 23 minutes, one of the shortest launch windows in shuttle history. +Even here, to judge by the girlie magazines freely on sale in Shanghai, the campaign is languishing. +Humpuss will hold a 10% stake, and Pertamina will hold 20%. +Lugar, R-Ind., a former chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, headed the U.S. delegation that observed the 1988 provincial and municipal elections in the war-torn Central American state. +The white paper failed to guarantee a larger market for coal by elbowing aside other forms of energy. +Yet the IFC has been able to put together sound investments in both continents and in the past two years we have made more than 100 investments in projects costing about $5 billion. +In London, the British pound rose to $1.7695 from $1.7600 late Wednesday. +Many Palestinians in Jordan and elsewhere have supported Iraq in its occupation of Kuwait. +It is not how to help Cambodia but how to punish Vietnam," said Khieu Kanharith, former editor of a weekly state-owned newspaper. +A mother raccoon and her two babies who fell through a library ceiling were back in their attic nest Wednesday after spending a day browsing through the reference section. +Chase's loss for the year stemmed from its $1.6 billion increase to loan-loss reserves in the second quarter. +If the projected 1990 deficit on Oct. 16 is higher than $110 billion, a sequester under Gramm-Rudman-Hollings would automatically reduce next year's spending levels to the extent necessary to reduce the estimated deficit to $100 billion. +Growth in Latin America is projected at only 10 percent because output is expected to fall in Brazil. +He said the Bloomfield factory each week makes about 30,000 of the small flags that have lately become common fare at patriotic celebrations. +White Swan Ltd. of Beaverton, Ore., for example, says it plans a joint venture with Japan's Yamano & Associates to market its flower-seed mixtures for specialized gardens. +And not only money. +Helms said Blandon's credibility "appeared to be high." +Some analysts are speculating that recent heavy rains damaged the soft red variety grown in Illinois and Indiana. +Speakers scheduled for the memorial dedication included former U.S. Sen. George McGovern; Florence Schroeder, whose son was slain; and Dean Kahler, an Athens County commissioner who was wounded in the protest. +A group of affiliated companies led by Clyde W. Engle, a Chicago businessman, said it holds 7% of Kewaunee Scientific Corp.'s common as an investment. +And Big Three executives say they've run out of technology to make steep gains. +Palau, with an estimated 15,000 residents living on eight of its 200 islands, is the world's last trusteeship, established in 1947 by the United Nations. +It will be nice for Beatrice to have someone to play with," said the former Sarah Ferguson, who is due in March and whose first baby was born 13 months ago. +The PC1264 was commissioned to demonstrate whether blacks could be capable seamen. +That's $66 more per capita than the runner-up, the District of Columbia. +"A year or so ago, people thought shorts were what you put on in the morning," he says. +Excluding the one-time items, per-share earnings rose 11%. +Firefighters managed to keep the flames from spreading to the adjacent St. Louis Cathedral, which remained undamaged except for some melted copper on the outside. +Page and Van Dusen would not disclose terms of the transaction, expected to take place within 90 days, but industry experts estimate the sale price at $65 million. +In January, an index of 110 high-yield bonds tracked by Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. had an average spread of 4.96 percentage points above the rate of the Treasury 7% notes of 1994, which have the closest comparable maturity to that of the index. +She acknowledged, however, that it violated that ban. +But union officials have said the move violates local and national contracts and they are angry they were not notified about the action before it appeared in the media. +"Everyone who is in Wisconsin doing defense work gets tender loving care from this congressman," he said. +The resolution calls for at least a 6-inch accumulation of snow on Christmas Day, followed by a regular snowfall each day thereafter, with a total of 60 inches or more by the end of the winter. +About half the work involves culling information from American Airlines' tickets; the rest is from other companies such as insurance concern Equicorp, which uses the company to type in health claims information. +The Budget continued to allow indexation of gains. Yesterday's concession will apply to individuals and trustees but not to companies. +He maintained ties with West Germany, refused to break relations with Israel after the Six-Day War, refused to boycott the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, and declined to back Soviet interventions in Czechoslovakia and Afghanistan. +Another bear on gold is August Arace, co-manager of the Freedom Gold & Government Trust, an open-end mutual fund. +To persuade the old-line Takashimaya Co. department-store chain to help him launch his own department stores, he took an unwelcomed 10% stake in the company. +Even she sees a certain irony in the coming duel: "It is kind of like competing with yourself," Ms. Burns observes. +At one recent weekly meeting, Tohru Hirose, a marketing-strategies manager, apologized in front of the room. +It expected real growth of 3 per cent or slightly higher, and a further edging down of the unemployment rate. Inflation would be about 3 per cent, or slighly higher than last year. +The Treasury secretary, whose friend George Bush hopes to ride to the White House this fall on a wave of continued economic expansion, has been vigorously countering these calls for contractionary policies, which imply higher interest rates. +Many Democratic lawmakers fear that Rep. Wright's actions are politically foolish, and GOP sources said the speaker's rhetoric is causing a stiffening in the White House attitude toward taxes. +"He's always convinced that he's right, although he has so often been proved wrong," says Lawrence Pih, one of Sao Paulo's leading businessmen. +Ne Win led the March 1962 coup that toppled Nu, who uses only one name. +In addition, Gerald Wyman, vice president, mining, was named interim chief operating officer. +And in Los Angeles, the downtown INS center ran out of required fingerprint forms for 3 1/2 hours. +According to several well-placed sources, some very important investors indeed. +Most investment trusts trade at a discount. The offer period runs until March 5 and dealings will start on March 11. Maximum Pep investment is Pounds 1,500, as the trust does not qualify for the full annual Pounds 6,000 allowance. +The buyout is being organized by Adler & Shaykin, a New York investment firm that proposes to acquire as much as 94.3% of the oil-field and mining equipment maker's 17.7 million shares outstanding through a new company, Joy Acquisition Corp. +But some of that tobacco-tax money would also be used in the land acquisition program. +Most of the troops were driving motorcycles but two were in cars and one was walking, the spokesman said. +Although the Nationalist Chinese government of Taiwan is the sworn enemy of the Communists in Beijing, relations have warmed in recent months with increased business and civilian ties. +About 1,500 sea birds died but storms dispersed the oil. +"The market was extremely quiet," said Alfred G. Roth, a managing director at Chemical Bank's capital markets group. +Some voluntary severance and early-retirement programs backfire. +The bartender replies that the cost is one ruble. +He started with designer jeans, but the label dubbed Emporio soon was manufacturing Armani's trade mark blazer, suits, coats and even evening wear. +In one hotel, almost the entire audience was made up of puzzled Kuwaiti exiles in long white robes. +We are workaholics." Still, he added: "I would like to go to the French Quarter. +It makes adhesives, resins, speciality chemicals and starches. BTR Nylex reported a net profit of ADollars 182.5m for the six months to June 30, compared with Dollars 151m in the corresponding period of the previous year. +In particular, the thrift industry and its associated construction contractors reached into every congressional district. +The exhibit will travel among the five from November 1989 through November 1990. +So even if forces are significantly reduced on both sides, a noble goal indeed, we will remain in Europe as long as our friends want and need us. +And then doesn't get the gun. +The center, attached to the hospital's adolescent unit, began receiving patients in October. +Operating income was therefore 25 per cent higher at R226.2m compared with R180.4m. +The woman's remarkable recovery since being discovered near death in a wooded area in the park has been chronicled closely in the media and cheered by New Yorkers. +Egyptian officials said the Egyptian tour guide was hurt but the driver was not. +Konrad Adenauer was only a year younger when he became West German chancellor in 1949, and Ronald Reagan was four years older when he left office in 1989. +Mr. Wade values them at 3.4 billion Australian dollars, 24% of the company's market value. +Stock and bond markets were battered Friday after major commercial banks and the Federal Reserve boosted key lending rates as the central bank toughened its fight against inflation. +Sun said it ended the fiscal year with $834 million in cash. +An earlier $1 billion proposal was shelved after Republicans protested and Mr. Bush declined to embrace it. +The 33-year-old Ms. Shurtleff was fired in July 1985 for insubordination after refusing to work with another member of the test crew. +The result is a document that is exhilarating and troubling. +If the buy-out goes ahead Newco - the new company formed by a deal - pays all the professional fees. +Claimants will be paid from a fund based on a yet-to-be determined percentage of the value of Iraq's exports of petroleum products. +The total cost amounts to about $84 million per plane. +Meanwhile, junk bonds of Seaman Furniture Co. rose yesterday on news that the company has reached an agreement in principle with all its senior lenders on restructuring its outstanding debt. +By lunchtime, Mr. Kitajima, abandoning all hope of a strong rally, shows off a baseball cap labeled "Hot Trader." +Manager Sid Seidenberg said King, 64, was admitted Friday to Valley Hospital, where doctors were concerned about King's blood sugar level and suggested the hospitalization for further tests. +Aircraft normally are sold in dollars. +While Orion has produced several hits and critically acclaimed films such as "Amadeus" and movies by Woody Allen, it has been financially troubled. +Lenders, in fact, may be so eager to oblige him that they will offer him a break on the interest rate. +People want a product that's iced down, chilled and ready, and all that goes with it." Last year a poll of 500 trade shows and conventions picked MGR as the best convention catering firm in the country. +Michel Aoun's Christian forces and an alliance of Syria and Moslems militias. +These are hardly salad days for Montgomery County law officials. +Time Inc. promoted several young executives in its magazine group as part of its efforts to improve marketing and advertising for the company's 23 wholly or partly owned publications. +Mr. Busti said he left Columbia because he was dissatisfied "with the scope of the operation" and that the Reliance offer reppresented "a better opportunity." +Frank Torres was the balding, nondescript operator of a Miami import-export business when opportunity knocked. +He relished his wife, delighted in her pregnancies, and viewed his growing brood with immense satisfaction. +In Spain, U.S. officials reported a 60 percent to 70 percent rise in the number of visa applications, and in the Netherlands they said it was up 38 percent in the last five months. +Midway's stock jumped $2.125 a share to close at $9.625 a share in heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange Monday. +Though not all the links are yet filled in, the system meets the current needs. Unusually, Mr McCammon enters all the data himself - partly to ensure its correctness, but he does it mainly to keep him in touch with all that is happening in the company. +The dismissals total about 40 professionals, not including support staff, Wall Street executives said. +I didn't do much television. +Single investors were banned from owning more than 3 per cent in either. However, the curbs proved futile because Mediobanca rarely takes direct shareholdings in companies bigger than 2 or 3 per cent. +But their migration from country to city constitutes a great personal improvement in life style and a high measure of contentment. +"I remember his first concert," said Khalid Asghar, a senior music producer at Pakistan Broadcasting Corp. "He was a little round-faced chap. +What was intended to be a simple gesture of international friendship has turned into a source of embarrassment for Missouri highway and economic development officials. +Five other Southeastern Conference schools put at least one football game on pay-per-view last season. +U.S. policy in El Salvador has been aimed at shoring up a centrist government represented by the Christian Democrats and President Jose Napoleon Duarte, who is dying of liver cancer and leaves office June 1. +Sunday's typewritten Arabic statement was not accompanied by a picture of Higgins, the usual sign of authenticity. +Microsoft has forged ahead with its own standards, but these may soon merge with the official standards being developed by the International Standards Organisation and the Consultative Committee on International Telephony and Telegraphy. +The corporate counsel involved in some of these cases say they saved significant money by staying out of court, although none could give precise figures. +The strongest political group opposing Burma's military rulers split Saturday and expelled its chairman, who has formed a new party. +"Oil companies can cancel, but we have to wait for commitments to expire." +The plane took off at 10:17 a.m. for Dubai _ seven minutes after the initial contact with the tower. +The pro-democracy tide now sweeping over one of the East bloc's last strongholds of hard-line communism also spread to provincial cities, which saw their first big street demonstrations in decades. +Many suppliers apparently like the GM system. +Justice Department bank-fraud investigators are expected to announce several plea-bargaining arrangements or indictments this week in their probe of Texas savings-and-loan institutions. +An additional $1 million was funneled to FDN accounts through a Cayman Islands corporation Mr. Calero said was controlled by conservative publicist Richard Miller, a close ally of fund-raiser Carl "Spitz" Channell. +A week ago, a federal appeals court in Chicago ruled the SEC overstepped itself in authorizing three exchanges, in New York, Philadelphia and Chicago, to trade stock baskets. +The intrepid Maxwell finally succeeded on the third try, getting the venerable publishing and information services giant for $2.5 billion in early November. +This follows a temporary slowing to 2.6 per cent in the first quarter, reflecting bad weather and other distortions. Many analysts now regard an early increase in short-term interest rates as all but inevitable. +Lucky's partially completed restructuring plan calls for the company to shed all operations other than its core food business, and to repurchase as much as 27% of its 52.7 million common shares at $40 each. +The groups inviting me to talk about the press and the scandal have Central America as their focus, and the background of the Iran-contra scandal is familiar to them. +The Chileans on the plane were Oscar Badilla, a government agricultural official; Sergio Lazcano, an excecutive of the Chilean Fruit Exporters Association, and the pilot, Police Lt. +The White House had left setting a precise summit date to the Soviets. +Yet both served humanity with an identically relentless love. +In the thousand towns between and even beyond, they'll vote. +Investigators have said Thomas Savage reported he was living in Chicago and running for the Illinois Legislature at the same time he was on Fauntroy's payroll. +After the coffin was lowered into the grave, aides shoveled about 3 feet of dirt into the hole. +And Leon Lafleur, who heads a community clinic in the Montreal inner-city neighborhood of Plateau Mont Royal, says he is worried that some of his poorest clients may be tempted to have a child simply to collect the 3,000-dollar bonus. +After college, Davis joined General Foods and worked on the Country Time lemonade brand. +For Massport executive director David Davis, all the fuss obscures a simple issue: Logan, which is expected to handle 37 million passengers annually by the year 2000, up from 23 million last year, will become hopelessly gridlocked without changes. +Commercials featuring the dancing, singing California raisins have helped boost consumption by 13 percent and Leger wants to do the same for watermelons. +That is disputed by Maura Payne, spokeswoman for R.J. Reynolds Tobacco USA. +Overnight rain was locally heavy from eastern Kansas through southern and central Illinois. +For the many Beijing residents who scorn the government but are uneasy about social unrest, it's a matter of enduring the propaganda and the police. +For all his technical brilliance and skill as a writer, Corea remains at the opposite end of the intensity scale to these two. +Platinum futures prices rose; coffee futures gained; grains and soybeans were higher; cattle futures advanced while pork futures were mixed; energy futures were mixed; and stock-index futures retreated. +Craig Siegel's semiabstract imagery, though not particularly original, has real punch. +No visible evidence of tampering could be found in the cup, lid or safety seal, officials said. +He said criminal charges against Torres Gonzalez have not been filed and that an ivestigation is continuing. +For instance, its different product groups now get to set their own prices and control their manufacturing operations, taking over that responsibility from various marketing groups. +But he apologised for behaviour which he said 'was not just inappropriate or boorish, but just plain wrong'. Mr Packwood conceded that 'the bonds of trust' linking him and the people of Oregon had been badly strained. +"But this is the first one that we've done under the general context of helping the bank" in general, Ms. Kling said. +Among the 62 certain millionaires, the average age is 64.6 years. +Her rhythm was perfect. +He also said Saddam would be "foolish" to invade Saudi Arabia. +The illusion is that commissions are pretty much fixed. Indeed, anti-rebating laws in 48 states prohibit agents from returning part or all of their commissions to insurance buyers. +Alan Young and Glynnis Johns play retired neighbors whose incredible happiness drives Dooley to distraction. +On Wednesday, former Prime Minister Edward Heath brought home 32 holders of British passports from Iraq. +A tanker truck that was aboard had been hired to shuttle fuel to holding tanks at a crude-oil processing facility operated by Marathon Oil Co. The crew had pumped 1,000 gallons of gasoline into the truck before the explosion, Marrs said. +RJR Nabisco Inc., Atlanta, said it agreed to sell its Dromedary food operations to Burns, Philp & Co. of Australia for a sum that wasn't disclosed. +Today's giant publicly held corporations actively discourage the kind of autocratic boss Henry Ford became. +An exit poll conducted by the BBC in Bucharest suggested the 14-party Democratic Convention opposition bloc would get up to 40 per cent of the vote, the NSF 30 per cent and the ultra-right nationalist RMP 10 per cent. +But although the company achieved earnings growth in 1990, its outlook for 1991 is guarded. +Yet, private economists looking below the surface and into the fhing might be awry. +This time the New York investor said he wants to meet next Tuesday to discuss the "enhancement of shareholder values," and said he is being advised by PaineWebber Inc. +Forced to learn the victor's language, terrorists chant 'amo amas amat', as they exchange mocking homosexual caresses. +Inventory rebuilding, capital spending, and stable consumer demand will continue to keep the economy growing, says Michael Sherman, chief investment strategist at Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. +Take-up of the basic rate service has been slow and, until recently, there were very few ISDN products on the market. +She had lived in Oberlin since 1962. +Most are highly profitable: according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), total profits for foreign banks in the country remained buoyant last year after a 36 per cent rise in 1990 and 41 per cent growth, to SDollars 1.84 bn, in 1991. +Volume on the Big Board came to 55.03 million shares as of 11 a.m. on Wall Street. +A thief who swiped a Cadillac apparently had a change of heart after discovering a 7-day-old baby in the back seat. +Jury nullification means a jury can also ignore a judge's instructions in order to convict an unpopular defendant for his views, not for what he did. +Dukakis worked on his speech Wednesday after meeting briefly with Jackson, his former rival, to discuss the fall campaign. Dukakis sat in an easy chair in the bedroom of his hotel suite revising a draft of his speech with a pen. +But a funny thing has happened in the past six years. +They fear the new township will be incorporated into the homeland, thus depriving residents of South African citizenship. +Last week Cubazucar, the state sugar agency announced that the 1992-93 crop would reach only about 4.2m tonnes, down from 7m tonnes in the previous year. +"The month of September will really be a telling story of whether general merchandise sales will maintain modest growth, in line with the economy," said Jeffrey Edelman, a retail analyst for Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +Dukakis also won more committed support in New Jersey, where the CBS-Times poll found that 54 percent of his voters backed him strongly, more than in most earlier races. +He has recommended that Amoco's regional office in Denver use her as outside counsel, "solely on the basis of her letter." +But Mr. McMillin predicted Campbell will face stiff competition from Kellogg, "the star of the waffle business." +Mr Stevens should encourage Richard Rogers to be more imaginative and to keep the listed building at the heart of his scheme. There are plenty of boring glass towers around. +The Belarussian government has confirmed its sudden conversion to market reforms with a decision to lift subsidies on bread and milk. +"They would welcome additional capital." +She was accompanied by an entourage of about 10 people. +While Exxon said it will sell its new gasoline in both premium and midgrade unleaded, it shunned the "cleaner" formulation for the most popular and least costly grade, regular unleaded. +Stock investors were encouraged by a stronger-than-expected report on business conditions from the nation's purchasing managers. +Still, analysts said the lack of significant Western participation stemmed from unhappiness with the terms of the loan, not directly from worries about Hong Kong's future. +They are often known for maverick investment strategies and high fees. +Equities saw strong gains as final results came in from the country's general election. +The mark was changing hands at 77.25 yen late yesterday, up from 76.86 yen late Friday in New York. +"Progressive" income taxation was being carried to great lengths. +The six-month period provides a better picture of the companies' sales than the 10-day periods. +As Brian Reading, of Lombard Street Research, remarked, we have the very opposite of too much money chasing too few goods. This does not mean the inflation threat has gone for ever. +I, for one, find the performance of the Soviet historians highly disillusioning." +But the tone of his remarks suggested there would not be an immediate change in monetary policy, traders said. +At least 380 people were killed in monthlong nationwide riots after the Ayodhya campaign began on Oct. 30. +A Coast Guard officer who spoke on condition of anonymity said Friday that state officials were naive or uninformed if they believed a spill as large as the one in Prince William Sound could be cleaned up quickly. +"To me, there's a little irony that a favorite prehistoric campsite has become one of our biggest campgrounds today," said Michael Beckes, regional archaeologist for the U.S. Forest Service's eastern district. +Life's great." Here are the winning weekly state lottery numbers picked Wednesday: Wednesday Megabucks: 06; 14; 19; 26; 33; 34. +Her name was Miriana but they called her Esther, after Esther Williams, whose American swimsuit epics were not censored by the Yugoslav film commissars but probably should have been, judging from the subversive effect they had on our four young friends. +Economist Raymond Worseck says the firm has stepped up its commitment to stocks. +GM also is slowing production of Corsicas and Berettas at its Wilmington, Del., plant this week because of "supplier material problems," a spokesman said. +Miami federal judge grounds Air Panama, freezing its assets while he decides which Panamanian officials should control the airline. +NRC regulations require that utilities submit emergency plans covering a 10-mile plant radius. +A further quarter or half point increase is then probable in ensuing weeks, taking short rates to about 4.5 per cent by mid-year. What happens thereafter will depend on the pace of economic growth and inflation trends. +Tamburini said the younger Patriarca has been deeply involved in his father's business since at least 1980, when the crime boss ran into serious legal and health problems. +East German party leaders have occasionally blocked the distribution of newspapers from Warsaw Pact neighbors in the past _ during the 1968 Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia and the early periods of labor unrest in Poland. +As a result, the huge "overhang" of petroleum inventories is worsening. +Long ago, he signaled his intention to retire. +At a U.S.-Soviet forum on human rights, local people saved some of their sharpest barbs for their own government. +From a recent report by the organization Accuracy in Media: ABC and NBC have announced large cuts in the staffs of their broadcast standards and practices divisions in recent weeks. +More than 60 Palestinians have been killed as alleged collaborators, including two in the past week. +According to The Lancet, the UK medical journal, Israel produces proportionately more medical research publications than the US or UK. +Today Railtrack hopes that 40 per cent will be operating. What are signalling workers paid? Signal workers' basic rates are between Pounds 146 and Pounds 235.75 per week. +That was bearish for bonds because a stronger economy reduces the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will reduce interest rates. +Seven lifeboats, some from other ferries, were used to bring the passengers ashore. +The chances are, though, that such pressures will remain muted for the time being. Recovery initially brings productivity gains as idle capacity is brought back on stream. +West German politicians reacted critically to the compromise. Economics Minister Helmut Haussman termed it a "false signal" ahead of German unification. +Twenty-three bodies were found in a dozen construction workers' sheds destroyed by the fire, the report said. +Anyone breaking into the car and starting the engine finds the steering wheel turning without steering the wheels. The device, produced by Malvy Technology, can be fitted during assembly or later at a cost of Ffr4,800 (Pounds 560). +The parties have not publicly made the statements suggested by Saw Maung. +Bells tolled and mournful chants filled the streets today as Armenia marked the one-year anniversary of the earthquake that killed at least 25,000 people. +Much of the loss from a large wind storm is accounted for by many, relatively small claims from householders. +The army said Abdulhak apparently was trying to hang the flag, which is outlawed by Israel. +"I really wanted to be close to that kid and work with him. +President Bush said Thursday he will nominate Donald R. Quartel Jr., a consultant who has worked in Bush's political campaigns, to be a Federal Maritime commissioner. +Even as this wind of reform seems to be blowing across the Hill, business as usual can be found in some shielded corners. +The Agriculture Department of Mexico said Tuesday that heavy rains brought on by Chantal helped put out fires in the Yucatan Peninsula that have ravaged up to 370,000 acres of jungle during the past two months. +The earnestness for etiquette pervades every scene. +The rally followed a surge of buying on Wednesday and may reflect the market's uneasiness about the government's plan to ship $10 million worth of U.S. pork bellies to Poland as part of a food-aid package. +Already, the heat has become so intense that a number of firms are seeking less-hostile environs. +Wojciech Szymborski, a party propaganda department employee manning the coalition's Warsaw campaign center, says that is because the party wanted to let the people decide. +Efforts to find students posing as suburban residents include staking out train stations and following students home. +They are no more than a rather inadequate safety net.' Applications by students rose by 15 per cent between 1990-91 and 1991-92, but available funds rose by only 4 per cent. +In keeping with the tenets of my profession I intend to be neutral, but it seems clear that factors of sentiment, which never are to be underestimated in matters of rooting, favor the A's. +When he became chairman in January, Mr. Donaldson immediately made the listing of blue-chip foreign stocks his top priority. +The other bidders are a team led by American Telephone & Telegraph Co. and another headed by Martin Marietta Corp. with MCI Communications Corp. +Reduced to thievery, pushing drugs and finally an addict, he is befriended by an Indian Christian, also cut off from his father. +"They don't give away anything for free." +In an age of meticulous market researchers and spreadsheet planners, Mr. Maxwell, 64, comes across like a wild man. +"The key here is early treatment," Ms. Ho said in a telephone interview Thursday. +If the cyanide reacts, Fox said workers will have about 60 to 90 seconds to get away. +Do Switzerland's neighbours need to worry about the country retaining its ability and will to maintain security at this crossroads of the continent? We are the only country where the people can vote on such matters. +The presidents had already agreed to dismantle the Nicaraguan rebels at a summit in February in El Salvador, but a 90-day deadline for working out the details passed without notice. +It's time to tuck it all back in. +The post-close sessions propose to match buyers and sellers electronically, as they are in London. +Analysts attributed the market reaction to fears that Micron, having exhausted its tax credits from prior losses, will see its tax rate rise substantially in coming periods. +"I think CEO A says to CEO B, 'I have this Macintosh, and it's really neat.' +His hour hand is small and red and points to small red hours; his minute hand is large and green and points to large green minutes. +But then prices settled back a bit. +"I certainly wouldn't say we're in a period where one shouldn't be concerned," he said. +Investigators have said a bomb in a radio-cassette player brought the Boeing 747 down Dec. 21, killing all 259 people aboard and 11 residents of the market town of Lockerbie, Scotland. +Judge Rice ruled that a new stock ownership plan giving NCR employees 8% of the stock made "a mockery" of that vote. +She also plays for froth. +Some layoffs will occur as a result of the combined stores, the executive said, but added that the number of layoffs would represent a "small percentage" of the overall work force. +Previously, Eastern had projected having $774 million in cash on hand by the end of the year for operating purposes. +It's too - it's the best question, right on target, one that we were discussing inside. +But it's unclear whether approximately $3 billion for the program in fiscal 1991 will be acceptable to the administration. +Britain is urging the Kuwaitis to cut the stake within the next 12 months. +Rather, it is the universal quality of the people. +The suit doesn't identify the other brokerage firms. +Federal appeals courts in St. Louis and New York have split on the question of whether bankruptcy judges may hear jury trials involving allegedly improper transfers of a bankrupt company's assets. +In 1987, rebel forces loyal to Marcos took over private radio-television station GMA-7 and broadcast statements. +Occidental holds a 55 percent share of the venture, while the China Kang Hua Development Corp., a newly formed company under Henan provincial control, has 45 percent. +An Israeli soldier and three Palestinians were killed today in the first gun battle between troops and Arab villagers since the start of the 17-month uprising against Israel's occupation. +"We have to build Poland. +A Foreign Ministry spokesman said the ships would meet up off Durres but further details would be withheld at the request of the Albanian government. +Industry assets as of Aug. 31 were $1.31 trillion, the lowest since August 1988. +Ford cut rebates to buyers of some of its most popular cars. +Sheldon J. Krys as assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security. +Of course, the first two incentives also are operative for foreigners' shipments to the U.S. +More than one Western journalist has been puzzled by what has been happening in this small Yugoslavian village. +The two ships collided on June 3 and nine people died on the tanker in the fire that followed. +The Washington Post, citing unidentified sources in Washington and in Kennebunkport, Maine, where Bush is vacationing, reported in Saturday editions that the secret meeting took place at Meese's request shortly before May 16. +The Labor Department's numbers already assume a steady stream of 800,000 immigrants a year; to reach his goal, Mr. Bush would have to see that number more than double. +As reported earlier, Penn Central has options to purchase approximately 26.8% of Capital Wire's shares outstanding for the same price from officers of Capital, including Vincent A. Rego, president, chief executive officer and chairman. +A blueprint for the necessary measures is provided by the agreement of nine member states to abolish passport controls at their common frontiers. +Parking refers to placing securities in another party's name to avoid disclosing ownership to the government. +Moody's downgraded its financial strength rating of Capital Holding's life insurance units and lowered its credit ratings on the parent company's debt. +Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan Jr. urged lawyers and judges to fight discrimination in an address kicking off a yearlong celebration of the bicentennial of the federal court system. +Dukakis wasted no time getting back to work, arriving at the office at 9:30 a.m. to applause from about 50 state workers. +When regular fire crews were stretched thin all across the West, Army troops, and then Marines, were sent to Yellowstone. +But for hot-weather eating, the dish can be served cold equally well. +As such, the status of the private Ecu depends on the form of the contract that is made. +In Moscow's Red Square, hundreds of thousands of people toted banners extolling "perestroika" (economic restructuring), "glasnost" (openness) and other Communist Party programs. +Rushdie goes into hiding with his wife. +He noted that the Texas Panhandle, western Oklahoma area usually only gets about a half-inch of precipitation in February in a good year, so a dry month doesn't make much difference to the winter wheat crop. +The proposal would have raised that rate from 28 percent. +"The company entered fiscal 1988 in its best financial condition ever," Mr. Davis said. +Although the country has made significant progress by increasing the number of telephone lines for every 100 inhabitants from 20 to 34 over the past decade, that is still the lowest level in the EU. +The Dacris are natives of northeastern Pennsylvania. +Double to $6 per passenger the tax on international tickets. +State Sen. Walter Dudycz, who has demonstrated against the work at the School of the Art Institute almost daily since the controversy began, said he would co-sponsor legislation to toughen laws against desecrating the flag. +Hours after accepting the job, he went to a Washington dinner party also attended by seven journalists. +In a previous edition, pre-split per-share figures were used. +Others carried a large photograph of the dead student. +D'Abo was born in London to a British father and a Russian mother. +"VP-Planner could not offer the functional attribute of macro compatibility unless keystrokes entering the same letters or moving the cursor to the same location would bring about the same functional result as in Lotus 1-2-3," he said. +It was named by 30 percent of those interviewed. +But as Warburg's move clearly indicates, making markets in many companies' shares may no longer be worth the effort. +Winter's daughter, Lynn Kroger, said her father suffered mentally and physically after the stroke. +Managing director Lars Kylberg said he expects Alfa Laval's positive development to continue throughout the year, but not at the same high rate as during the first eight months. +Meanwhile, he has revamped the WDA's management and decentralised the agency's structure. +Packer eventually was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to 40 years in prison. +"I'm going to introduce it sometime at my convenience." Rep. Rostenkowski wants the slower approach because he fears that a rush for tax cuts could lead to a big plan that isn't fully paid for and increases the budget deficit. +"Good Luck," said the judge. +The researchers indicated that while the device could be permanently implanted, the active living cells could be "replaced periodically" if necessary. +Instead, it will simply report finding so many people on the streets, so many in shelters or hotels, so many doubled up in apartments, etc. +On Saturday, dissident sources said police surrounded the apartment building across the street from the government offices of the Russian republic, where the first meeting was held, but did not break it up. +The two women chat cheerily. +The composite index added 13.18 at 608.06 in turnover of Won449.36bn. +It also requires Elf Aquitaine for the next 10 years to receive FTC approve before acquiring any interest in a company that manufactures or sells either chemical in the United States. +But the whole idea of deep dilemmas for the U.S. flies in the face of common sense. +Later yesterday afternoon, U.S. Attorney Roy C. Hayes issued a statement that said the government "believes the facts were fairly presented to the jury and accepts the verdict of the jury." +The lag followed a boom in the early 1980s, when the industry seemed reborn. +"I want to get out, now that I've had an insight into it," he says. +The rise of home-based operators is causing governments to soften their stance, say home-business experts. +Gateway stock closed at 50 cents, down 6.25 cents, in national over-the-counter trading Friday. +They also thrive in towns. Not that skimmias had everything their own way. +He said one soldier whom he would not identify had a leg amputated. +A year after Colt Firearms drew praise for pulling its AR-15 semiautomatic rifle off the civilian market, it is under fire for producing a new version that critics say is virtually the same weapon. +"A lot of them are worried about drugs and alcohol. +Political jitters have been exacerbated by recent corruption scandals surrounding members of the government. +Strommen said the West is severely lacking in moisture from reduced snowpack during the winter, which resulted in "well-below-normal" reservoir levels in much of the region, including Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Nevada. +"It's better than when they tell you they're looking for a certain music book and all they know is that it's green," said Larry Heidel, floor manager at Carl Fischer, which stocks 610,000 titles and bills itself as the world's largest music store. +The chef Rasit Ozdemir is from Bolu, a province famed for its cooks. +"It made my day," co-prosecutor Bruce Levin said of the verdict, referring to the so-called "Make My Day" law which allows residents to use deadly force in their homes against intruders. +"Suppose a child has a hearing loss and a speech delay," says Peggy Balla, a public health nurse who became CHIP's director. "Is that a medical problem or an educational problem or both? +The appointment of the committee is consistent with the board's "strong desire" to preserve the company's independence, said Jones Y. Pharr, the committee chairman. +Tass, the official news agency, reported that in the western Siberian town of Mezhdurechensk in the Kuznetsk Coal Basin about 20,000 miners and transport workers participated in a two-hour warning strike Monday morning. +However, activists in the third and smallest Baltic republic of Estonia said a gathering was being organized for Sunday. +The CBOE foreign currency options will trade alongside the Philadelphia exchange's existing contracts, said the Philadelphia Board of Trade's president, Arnold Staloff. +But the West has never abandoned all its doubts about Soviet intentions, and now it might start wondering once again who is really in control in the Kremlin. +The stock rose $2.125 yesterday to close at $132.75 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +Ham radio operators who picked up a distress call said the skipper identified the yacht as the Satori, based in Miami. +Spare a thought, however, for the new recruits to the real business of life, those for whom 1994 may be the start of a lifetime of gardening until arthritis stops them in the 2030s. +Little legislation has moved through the Congress so far this year, with most of the time spent on the failed plan to raise congressional pay and the Senate battle over the nomination of John Tower for defense secretary. +So the decisions pitted service against diversity in Tampa. +The woman was not on the company's life support registry, which lists customers who use life support and medical treatment machines in their homes. +One-quarter of the workers are unemployed, including two out of three (20,000) miners from a once-powerful mining industry whose costs now far exceed earnings. +Stock prices extended their recent gains in unusually slow trading related to the observances of Columbus Day and Yom Kippur. +If industry reduces waste 10%, that's $10 billion in savings. +Union officials at those plants took the news in stride. An official of the United Auto Workers in Dubuque said workers expect the company to make an attractive early retirement offer. +According to Paul Gratton, president of Central Group Ltd., the administrator of Central Fund, the company doesn't sell calls against its inventory, as this would violate its conservative investment policy. +Charlotte Baecher, educational-services director at Consumers Union, the publisher of Consumer Reports, shares Ms. Charren's concerns. +Glenfed has a total of 215 branches in California and Florida, with all but 67 in California. +Indonesia has said it owes $50 million to China. +Their father had been given custody of the children after a 1985 divorce. +The country evidently needs still faster export growth. India also needs to increase exports and imports in relation to GDP. +A survey says most Americans would support advertisers that withdraw commercials from TV programs that some viewers find objectionable and would back a boycott of companies that sponsor such shows. +Overcoming traditional English reserve, many suburbanites shared cars or were seen hitchhiking to work. +"We are encouraged by Chinese statements and actions regarding Iran's acquisition of Chinese anti-ship missiles, Silkworms," State Department spokesman Charles E. Redman said. +The five suburban Washington papers are published each weekday morning. +"The government is not at war with the airlines," he added. "But it's not enough for the government to do it alone." In the four seizures since August, 494 pounds of cocaine has been found aboard Eastern aircraft. +Exercise should start with a warmup, in "an effort not to jump start the body," and rip a muscle that's unprepared for maximum exertion, he said. +The new ones "include more positive advice, oriented to the total diet, with clear wording and specific numbers," he said. +The Senate Judiciary Committee cleared legislation requiring each federal trial court to adopt a plan for cutting costs and delays. +French equities were rightly unimpressed. +Now, commercial methods and salaries to match are emerging. +The potential size of such expansions is usually not revealed in budget estimates of the expansions' initial years. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 17.57 points at 2,470.54 at midafternoon. +The Zurich public must have wondered where Dr Miller earned his reputation. There was some compensation in Eliahu Inbal's powerful, purposeful conducting and a well-matched cast. +Anne Lorsung, a high-yield analyst at McCarthy, Crisanti & Maffei Inc., said prices rose on the perception that if Thomson acquires part of Harcourt Brace, it will retire some of the debt at a premium. +The thud of exploding shells and whooshing sound of rockets echoed across Beirut as Syrian gunners opened up on the Christian-controlled coast north of the capital. +It has run a persistent budget deficit for the past decade, which last year reached about 9 per cent of GDP, double that of the US. +If they've heard about it, it isn't happening to them. +As part of his research for the role of Lincoln in the NBC mini-series, "Gore Vidal's Lincoln" in March 1988, Sam Waterston spent two days at the folklife center listening to 1940s recordings of natives of the Smoky Mountains. +Worried about the potential financial impact of burgeoning frequent-flier programs and triple-mileage travel awards, many major air carriers have imposed restrictions on the plans or are thinking of doing so. +It began production in mid-1988 and produced 100,000 ounces of gold a year between 1989 and 1991 - a tenth of Chile's total output. +Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India ended a visit to China today with the two nations expressing a common desire to improve ties after nearly three decades of strained relations. +But now she stands accused by a Northwest logging group of promoting the "radical agenda" of environmentalists. +"Working this operation" with the FBI, she replied. +'Skanska is a well-run company strong on the contracting business side with a number of industrial companies and a good stock of real estate companies', said Mr Barnevik. +Dennis O'Dea, counsel for the equity committee, denied the panel had made any such designation. +Baseball owners are doing better than ever, increasing their operating profits by 75 percent in 1989 to a record $214.5 million, according to financial figures obtained by The Associated Press. +But the 28-year-old Metzger, an assistant coach at Villanova University here when he's not collecting pins, is nothing if not persistent. +The rating of general and refunding mortgage bonds, third mortgage bonds and pollution-control revenue bonds was lowered to triple-C-minus from triple-C. +After being put in the cruiser, Youngblood pulled a gun from a handbag and ordered Patrolman Louis Hood to drive him to suburban Norton Shores, Stout said. +"I just think Congress would like to be asking questions about almost anything, any time," the President said to reporters at an appearance with Yitzhak Shamir. +The overnight $10 million increase in the prize money was announced by Susan Nefzger, spokeswoman for the lottery. +I said, yeah, I've kissed her a few times. +This is good, because most of the show - despite all the bombing, shooting, attempted prison breakouts and high-speed blurs of red - is strictly from arrrrrrgh. +Kyocera declined sharply Monday and brought similar high-priced, small-capitalization issues down with it. +The Caribbean News Agency, quoting police and hospital sources, said on Saturday that at least 22 people have died in fighting since the coup attempt began, but exactly where the fighting occurred remained unclear. +Three Sinhalese extremists and a soldier were killed and militants torched buses on the first anniversary of an accord aimed at ending Tamil separatist violence, police said today. +It is the kind of thinking that has made America's unionized industries uncompetitive in world markets; the country's unemployment rolls grow, and its businessmen invest elsewhere. +Jenson, who has since married her fiance, said she is proud of the state and angry that French is publicizing the case as a moral quandary. +'It can be middle management who unbeknownst to the board get the firm into difficulty,' says Sue Hankey of lawyers Cameron Markby & Hewitt. The excuse is sometimes ignorance. +Is there anyone who doubts that there are more Cuban, Soviet and Soviet-bloc advisers, both military and civilian, in Nicaragua than there were when Ronald Reagan took office? +Other than its expansion into 40 of Sears's California stores, Sears Savings Bank has played a relatively minor role in Sears's diversification into financial services. +Snowshowers were scattered in Montana, Wyoming and Nebraska. +The essay did not indicate where the author lived or where the purported incident took place. +The gain in the Labor Department's Producer Price Index for finished goods, one stop short of retail, topped last year's rate of 4.0 percent and was more than double the 1987 rate of 2.2 percent. +The second, which is much better, has a performance of 'The Red Flag' which has a pretty stirring tune. +China's admission that agreement could not be reached this year on its bid for membership of the Gatt and the new World Trade Organisation cost its government considerable loss of face. +But union general counsel Robert Hart said such a compromise was unacceptable and would not settle the dispute as the 12:01 a.m. Thursday strike deadline loomed. +Senior executives from Computer Innovations weren't in the office yesterday and weren't available for comment. +He took his ministers on a cruise around Manila Bay in an apparent bid to quash reports of schisms between power blocs in his seven-week-old government. +"I believe the steps we are now taking to rationalize the company will improve its profitability and reward everyone's efforts to save Sock Shop," he said. +Purchases of cars and video equipment were prominent among the purposes of the borrowing, the agency added. The Dutch index of manufacturing orders in hand rose to 103.7 in July from 103.5 in June, the Central Bureau of Statistics said. +And there's much more interest in saving state funds by offering early retirement incentives, the approach taken in Iowa and Louisiana, or delaying salary increases, the path chosen by California and South Carolina. +The new criminal-contempt complaint reiterates the government's allegations that Mr. Eyerman instructed a First Jersey branch manager to conceal and destroy documents to disrupt the efforts of a court-appointed monitor, Benjamin L. Lubin. +Gore had sued Impra for $72 million in damages. +Gov. Evan Mecham's lawyer accused a state agency of intmidating defense witnesses Monday as he moved for a mistrial or dismissal of charges at the governor's impeachment trial. +While he does not believe the Conservative Party could take power, "I absolutely, definitely assume that they will become more and more negative from the point of view of stability as the country moves toward changes." +On the New York Stock Exchange, volume was 35.68 billion shares, a 30% rise from 27.51 billion the previous year. +Beryl Sprinkel, who plans to leave his post as White House economic adviser in November, said that current interest rates are "much higher than can be justified by inflation." +The check, which state officials say "is in the mail," will be set aside for her children's education, she says. +Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari has made it clear that his country has never been more committed to its environmental responsibilities. +News reports said that Shamir could not fire Nir in 1986 because he feared his dismissal might be interpreted in the United States as punishment for Nir's involvement in the weapons' deals. +Rose Cipollone was so hooked on cigarettes that she smoked a pack while in labor with her first child, even though she had tried to quit, an addiction expert testified in support of her family's liability suit. +Mr. Kerkorian split MGM Grand off from the movie company in 1980. +That market has been served by workstation makers like Apollo Computer Inc. and Sun Microsystems Inc. +In its SEC filing yesterday, the group of companies affiliated with the Pritzker family said it acquired the Ramada stock "primarily for investment purposes." +But yesterday Mr. Anderson, Continental's former chairman and chief executive officer, testified as the FDIC's star witness, helping to point the finger at the banking concern's former auditors, Ernst & Whinney. +This contrasts with 1991 when prices shot up but volume was absent. 'We have noticed the buzz,' says John Houlihan, of the small companies team at Hoare Govett. +"We're in this for the long haul," Armentrout said. "We have memories as to what happened to people who sold out at the bottom of the crash in 1987. +Like most Moscow intellectuals, he already has got used to the idea that just about anything non-pornographic that isn't an outright attack on established order can be safely printed in this country now. +In another, shipments to military contractors were held up because of "paper work processing delays." +"On the older DC-8's, the gauges were so unreliable that we were directed by Braniff to disregard them totally and keep a fuel-burn chart," he said. +It is believed to have provided for the 'creation' of a financial department. +Under Korean law, the parliamentary committee has the power to refer the case to the prosecution for legal action, but the prosecution must decide whether to act. +The institute, a division of the Ministry of Health, said that as of the end of September, 23 girls and 18 boys had come down with the fatal disease. +The extra money, at a minimum, would mean that an agent wouldn't lose money on very low-priced tickets; the cost of booking a ticket sometimes exceeds the actual commission on fares of less than $200. +During the first five months of this year, 3,231 Romanians crossed ilegally into Hungary, deputy Interior Minister Zoltan Gal said last week. +About 5,000 teen-agers marched 22 miles Saturday to demand that the government find jobs for them and the estimated 10 million unemployed people in the country. +Vorotnikov was first deputy premier of the Russian republic in 1975-1979, but lost the support of the Kremlin leadership in the last years of President Leonid I. Brezhnev and was made ambassador to Cuba. +In view of the unpopularity of these measures, there are doubts, in a number of countries, on how long they will be maintained. +"She'll be able to do everything, including dance," Neuwirth told reporters at Manhattan's Institute Hospital for Joint Diseases. +But North End natives remember. +Eleven deaths involved sex slayings at a cabin 120 miles east of San Francisco. +There is no suggestion of a major civilization. +Gorbachev's decision to participate personally in the meeting showed the significance he attached to making the change. +Calling the United States a "nation at risk," Oliver North criticized the news media and Congress and praised President Reagan in a speech before a friendly audience of about 200 people. +Cezar was booked on first-degree robbery, criminal mischief and criminal trespassing, said police Sgt. Greg Phares. +His gain on the deal is estimated at 1.2 billion kronor. +Kasparov said Moscow either was unwilling or unable to solve ethnic disputes involving Azerbaijan and Armenia, and he called for individuals to begin direct negotiations between the republics. +But rank-and-file party members won't have the chance to vote on the party's candidates, Tass said. +The plant will be built and run by Onyx and Esys-Montenay, two companies in Compagnie Generale des Eaux, the French group, together with the council. +Mr. Chevalier, however, is in charge of the merger transition team. +Earlier, in the morning, Genoese said workers were being told to walk out. +The administration's record hasn't been entirely negative. Spurred by the warnings of scientists, it supported the international agreement to reduce emissions of chemicals that are destroying the Earth's ozone layer. +Responsibility for tourism has been passed from the Department of Trade and Industry to employment and now to the Department of National Heritage. +It believes that there is no evidence of any such rise. Last year the OFT found that selling The Times at 30p did not represent predatory pricing. +Appropriations for it are not much of a turkey to hand out to the voters, given that most people have never heard of it, the rest can't say it, and those who can don't know what it is. +The only way it can work is if prices in an area are rising at least 10% a year." +Earlier this month, three Bonneville investors filed a suit seeking class action status, charging Portland General with various federal securities law violations that the investors say led to Bonneville's financial collapse. +Eleven FBI agents who conducted the leak investigation took sworn statements from 109 people. +The trader tried again: "Selling Gore for any price." +"At the time the competing offer for $415 million was received, we had already signed a letter of intent with Hearst for $400 million," J.H. Creekmore, president of the endowment, said in a statement. +He said nuclear plants remain a feasible source of electricity despite the accident. +We were taken to a holding place for 14 days until they decided what to do with us. +'It started with the inter-Christian war in 1990. +After the earlier application was rejected, Hydro-Quebec offered the electricity to other Canadian utilities, but none was interested in buying it on the same terms as those offered to the New England group. +The raid was conducted with the knowledge of administrators appointed last week to help Polly Peck sort out its 1.3 billion pounds, or $2.5 billion, in debt, a Serious Fraud Office spokeswoman said. +He added that production should increase to 150,000 barrels a day with the addition of Parker's new technology and services from 25,000 barrels a day currently. +The turnout wasn't known, but was thought to be high. +"I was told I had to do it." +"Such a tunnel could be used by military forces and represents a flagrant violation of the Armistice Agreement," he added. +Museums are "making sure exhibitions are understandable to and enjoyable by wider populations," Able said. +The high court last May declined to decide the constitutionality of such enormous punitive-damage awards in personal-injury and breach-of-contract cases. +The three-network share was only 58, typical of last summer. +The Grand Canal and other major waterways remained open to gondolas and motorboats. +Coffee prices had strengthened in the past two weeks on speculation that the Bush administration would take a more conciliatory stance in ICO talks as part of its war on drugs. +In Switzerland, the Justice Minister said Sunday that a "precautionary" freeze has been placed on any assets that may be held in Switzerland by Ceausescu and his family. +The National Council of Higher Education Loan Programs, a trade group for loan agencies, estimates the figure to be between $200 million and $400 million. +He is also deputy chairman of the Clerical Medical & General life assurance society, as well as being a director of Monks Investment Trust and Macmillan. +Analysts said the agreement firmly establishes AT&T as an important supplier to the technology-starved former Soviet republics and Eastern Europe. +Fujitsu says its new machine, the VPP500, runs at a maximum of 355 gigaflops. +McCaw's outstanding hostile tender offer of $110 per share for LIN stock it doesn't already own had been scheduled to expire at midnight EDT Friday. +The report acknowledged the "fiscal realities" of federal budget deficits and that some potential trade-offs might have to be considered, including raising the $500 million by canceling some other USDA research. +Angola has long had a reputation as a hard place. +I can come in, do my voices alone. +The actively traded December contract also lost 80 cents, finishing at $359.50. +But this is placing a huge strain on staff training. +The warning is part of action by the industry against a bill, C-91, introduced in parliament in Ottawa this week. +Mr. Price will only say, "We are keen to invest in building our business. +Scientists now expect the spacecraft to be in and out of touch until controllers can send it new instructions on how to properly aim at Earth, he said. +It is getting Pounds 500,000 from the Council, the largest grant to date, to make good its ambitious policy of new commissions. +In basic services, it could be Dollars 10bn in five years, say industry executives. An official of Alcatel, the telecommunications equipment maker, says: 'We believe India is the next China. +That's where the exchange could be useful.' But this is all heady stuff, and the BSE has to learn to walk before trying to run. +The question of a successor immediately turned to whether Mr. Bush would nominate a black and whether the field of black conservatives was wide enough to choose from. +Cemetery workers restored the tombstones at a cost of thousands of rubles, the newspaper said. +The 1st District Court of Appeal agreed that Verketis would not have been waiting for the officer with a gun had he not suffered a "life-transforming injury," but said that fact did not make the sentence disproportionate to the crime. +Newmont, with its large mining operations and rights in the U.S., has the largest gold reserves of any company outside South Africa or the Communist world. +The remaining $25 million will be used to increase the company's cash reserves, officials said. +Mr. Kobayashi donated $100,000 each to the cities of New York and Los Angeles, explaining that the gifts reflected the Japanese custom of presenting a bowl of noodles to a neighbor when you move into a new house. +The movie will include an update at the end because the case is still unfolding, Ms. Whitcomb said. +"But how do we know it's necessary?" Still, the French president said he thought "the time has not come, far from it," for a "zero option" eliminating all short-range missiles from Europe. +But because the dollar's rally has slashed the value of European investments when translated into U.S. currency, an American investor with money in European stocks probably hasn't earned anything like 20%. +Many followers believe the 35-year-old Roman Catholic priest is a prophet. +The temporary cancellation of licenses for use of above-ground strychnine halts that product's use, but allows the pesticide to be used below ground. +Friday's edition of the magazine Paris-Match, for exampale, reported 23 percent of those questioned planning to vote for Chirac, to 19 percent for Barre. +In Cleveland, the family of Hartwig has criticized the Navy's report and characterized Hartwig as a convenient scapegoat being used to deflect attention from what they consider the Navy's negligence. +When he was cajoled by his divided German coalition partners to agree sharp price cuts in May, farm reform was in the bag. hard Mr Soisson is the unhappiest member of the cast. +But the decision may have little more than symbolic importance. +The outgoing Sandinistas turned over huge quantities to their supporters before leaving office. +The port was closed. +Information in the filing indicates that the insurer has not yet put its real estate problems behind it, however. During 1991, foreclosures on real estate increased by $700 million to $1.8 billion, the company said. +Two intriguing messages from a Lebanese terrorist group, the recent release of a West German hostage, and an apparent political shift in Iran are kindling fresh hopes that some of the nine American hostages in Lebanon will be set free this year. +Western European and Japanese leaders hailed Moscow's plan, but noted that any pact should be verifiable and linked to cuts in conventional forces. +The doctor, David Collings, performed 338 operations in Britain after returning last year from five years in his native Zimbabwe. Health officials are trying to find the patients to offer them counseling and, if necessary, a free blood test. +If management treats employees' concerns with indifference, then employees will not care about the customers' complaints. +I want it back.' I suppose some Moslems, reading those words uttered by Mr Salman Rushdie, the novelist, last week in his speech on the third anniversary of Ayatollah Khomeini's fatwa condemning him to death, will have felt a grim satisfaction. +In the province of Warsaw, which includes the city and surrounding villages, local governments have paid only 3 percent of their annual dues to the provincial government, the Zycie Warszawy newspaper said. +Whitley told the Banking subcommittee that financial institution cases have overloaded the criminal justice system. A survey of FBI field offices showed more than 8,000 pending cases, half of them involving losses of $100,000 or more. +"I think people look at the world in many different ways and choose to see what they like," she said in an interview last year with The Washington Post. "I think lots of people ignore some of the harder issues, the more unpleasant things. +The 15-year-old pipeline was expected to be repaired by early Tuesday morning, he said. +All of them were thrashed by the police." +The temptation to deposit their wealth outside Indonesia is therefore difficult to resist. +"Subscribers can receive Time publications whose ads have information geared specifically towards them," says Bruce Judson, the magazine group's director of marketing, who spearheaded the program under Mr. Elliman. +Authorities contended Savage then sent Sean Doutre, 22, a bouncer at his bar, to kill Mrs. Spearman. +Some insiders say the Bronfmans have brought greater financial savvy to the board. +We see the car as an American car." The company saw the growing demand in Japan and "thought that it probably would sell," he said. +Zoran is the more exotic American equivalent, available at Browns in London, and English Eccentrics has had a great success with its classical motif devore chiffon and velvet. Evening transparency need not be expensive. +Yemen said Saturday that it was fully committed to honoring the U.N. embargo and denied reports it serves as a base for Iraqi warplanes. +Western claims that the borders will be redrawn in Europe "are strange postulates, in my view!" he wrote. "Yes, the Berlin Wall has stopped being an obstacle isolating East German citizens from the Western world." +If Smiles does not exercise the option, it is proposed the company be liquidated. +Separately, GM said that as of a June 1 deadline, about 12,400 North American blue-collar workers had accepted bonuses to quit their jobs or take early retirement. +The folks at Graceland say Elvis remains buried at his Memphis tourist attraction. +In past elections, rebels have sometimes cut off the fingers of people who voted. +Right now, I've got my feet up on the ottoman, and my remote control set to zap. +EC finance ministers last night supported legislation aimed at preventing banks overstretching themselves with large loans to single clients, writes Andrew Hill. +The company should be applauded for its nerve. +And that's principally the high technology companies like computers, and the aircraft industry." And Jones questioned whether economic growth could continue without a strong consumer contribution. +The religious parties also want to see abortions outlawed and commercial activity banned on the Jewish Sabbath. +Lazard was snubbed again when the Agnellis bought into Exor, a $1 billion holding company that includes some swank Paris real estate, the prestigious Chateau Margaux Bordeaux vineyard and a 35% controlling minority interest in Perrier. +Ashwell's truck was stopped April 11, but he said he was told it was because of faulty documentation for his cargo. +With independence come other liberties. +A court today upheld the government's ban on broadcast interviews with members of extremist groups in Northern Ireland. +The Navy said it was secretive to prevent the curious from collecting souvenirs or interfering in the cleanup. +The stock rose 5/8 Monday. +The four-car passenger train carrying about 60 passengers derailed and tumbled down an embankment after hitting the gravel-laden train in southwestern Netherlands at about 10:40 a.m., said spokesman Hans Meijer. +The state Board of Pardons today rejected a plea for clemency from convicted "Hi-Fi" murderer William Andrews, scheduled to die by injection early Tuesday after nearly 15 years on death row. +Such is the nature of TV that the show was taped in Brooklyn. +"They feel their time is more valuably spent in the lab getting some of the details people have criticized them for not having," said Brophy, who planned to attend the sessions in Santa Fe. +Where did you hear that?" said Gephardt. +The Philippine military said it had uncovered a plot by communist guerrillas to kill retired U.S. Maj. Gen. +Its compassion, conviction and lyricism have caused it to be read by millions around the world in 20 languages. +So is Volcker capable of moving the market? "No. +It needed a partner, and Mr. Nevin was determined to find one. +At that time, however, he stressed that he wasn't speaking for Mr. Hilton and that the company wasn't a party to the litigation. +"I expect the consumer will retrench," said Mr. Kahan of Kleinwort Benson. +The Senate Banking Committee approved the nominations of Alan Greenspan to be chairman of the Federal Reserve Board and David Ruder to be chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. +Wilder challenged a decade of political wisdom by taking the offensive with commercials on abortion on television, where pro-choice and right-to-life groups have both spent heavily on commercials as well. +The dollar slipped to 133.155 Japanese yen in New York, compared with 134.515 yen late Monday. +"What are the chances of this person in Iowa calling a random number in Tempe and getting a recording" describing a suicide attempt? +A neighbor of the victim noted the license plate number of the car from which the shots were fired and it was traced to Sindicic. +Led by retired Navy Adm. +Government troops overran a major Tamil rebel camp in eastern Sri Lanka and found the bodies of 20 policemen believed to have been captured last month, military officials said today. +The first device was produced at TI's Dallas chip research and manufacturing complex Feb. 12, Robert W. England, vice president of the company's semiconductor group, said Wednesday. +The restaurants had been serving such fare as baby spring chicken and chocolate decadence cake since the council stopped a city food service that had cost $4,600 per year. +That would hurt growth prospects for the colony. So, where will the equity market go from here? +Her little girl said: 'That newsman has broken the law. +After seasonal adjustment, the March trade surplus was $8.40 billion, down from $8.45 billion in February. +"It's not going to happen; the Congress won't go for it," said David Freeman, a former TVA head who now is general manager of the Municipal Utility District in Sacramento, Calif. +In the morning, it purchased Pounds 34m of Band 1 bank bills, and Pounds 200m in repos for resale on 29 July. +The Beazer group said today it would extend its $60-a-share offer, launched March 3, from its scheduled expiration at midnight today until midnight April 15. +It currently is 8% for six-month borrowings. +Stethem's parents, Richard and Patricia, and their other two sons, Kenneth and Patrick, listened closely to the proceedings. +If Poland had equipment using Western microprocessors, the whole operation could fit into a single room, said Janusz Cienecki, the engineer in charge of the center. +The nuclear issue "couldn't come at a worse time," said a diplomat from a NATO country, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Hastings, the first black federal judge in Florida, was acquitted in 1983 of charges that he solicited a bribe. +Police say that since September, there have been 28 incidents involving gang shootings on Okinawa. +The shares slipped 2 to 415 1/2 p, as did the partly paid, to 172p. +But I'm already facing up to the irreversibility of the aging process." Porizkova said she's learned to "sew great curtains, paint, build dollhouses, act and write." +Norway's $500 million offering, launched last Monday, was seen as a major test of reviving investor appetite for Eurodollar securities. +Yet it's crucial jargon because the civil-rights lobby has based its entire strategy on the courts. +Evie, an 8-year-old female giraffe, died Sunday about 11 hours after falling on her side, zoo officials said. +Twenty-six aliens were arrested at Los Angeles International Airport and 11 were arrested at Ontario International Airport 30 miles east of here in sweeps staged late Saturday and early Sunday, according to an INS official. +Mountbatten's expression gave nothing away. +The only other Michelin three-star restaurant in Britain, the Waterside Inn at Bray, is owned by Roux's brother, Michel. +Each company has invested $1 million in the venture for start-up funding. +"I deal with a lot of real world things here that perhaps the clergy who have been clergy for their whole careers don't see," he said. +Most short-term interest rates rose yesterday while bond prices fell for the third session in a row. +Improved weather _ lighter wind and higher humidity _ allowed progress against the blaze, and U.S. Forest Service spokeswoman Rosalinda Ewen said many of the 2,300 firefighters had been sent home. +"You can postpone a new road," he said. "You can't postpone a defective bridge." Stanley anticipates no problems with tolls. "I personally believe people will pay tolls if it's a direct user fee," said Stanley. +Calls for the king's return have gained urgency since the Soviets ended their nine-year intervention in Afghanistan last week by pulling out the last of their troops. +Last Christmas, an 11th Circuit judge was killed by a mail bomb and a similar bomb was safely intercepted at the courthouse. Another bomb killed a Savannah lawyer and one was sent to the NAACP office in Jacksonville, Fla. +A plume of smoke was visible in Jacksonville, about 40 miles north of the plant. +"He's the large systems guy in the corporation and the person with the most technical background among senior management," Mr. Mandresh said. +This deal was announced in early September. +Mr. Gephardt, for his part, would have to elevate himself from the protectionism vineyards where he mostly labors and accept some larger responsibilities. +Most of the Soviet visitors praised Mikhail S. Gorbachev's reforms, saying they had greatly simplified the procedure for getting exit visas. +As a result, the median-priced home in metropolitan Boston rose, while actual prices in all categories fell. +Some Democratic strategists believe Mr. Kopetski should do something dramatic, such as filing an ethics complaint against Rep. Smith. +We need every subscription we can get," said Shine. "Some guy walked out of the building and thought we'd gone bankrupt." Shine couldn't speak long because customer service workers were passing around passes for free kisses. +The Rhode Island maker of graphic recording systems said it expects to report a gain of $2.50 a share for the first quarter ending April 30 as a result of a $3 million legal settlement. +Estonia declared support Tuesday for the declaration of independence by its Baltic neighbor, Lithuania, and appealed to Mikhail S. Gorbachev to end military and political pressure against Lithuania. +But Mrs. Hull refused to promise and tore up the note on the floor. +This summer, the jamboree attracted more visitors than the busiest week of the town's winter ski season. +After five years of community education, Farquhar said, the average plasma cholesterol level among residents in Salinas and Monterey was 2 percent below that of people in Modesto and San Luis Obispo, which were used for comparison. +Blaize's ouster as party leader was apparently due to his drop in popularity, especially among the young, and his ill health. +Addressing a Lithuanian festival, Bush challenged the Soviet Union to make good on its reforms toward openness by relaxing its grip on the nations it occupied after World War II. +The Central Ionizing Radiation Protection Service, a government agency, said there were no injuries. +In 1988, officials estimate, 44 percent of voting-age Hispanics were registered, compared to 54 percent of blacks and 60 percent of whites. +The ruling Politburo also replaced this month its party leaders in both republics. +For weeks after Murphy used it, we went around at `This Morning' saying, `Lighten up. +Col. Billy Bibit in the predawn raid, police said. +And there are few signs that the pace will slow this month. +Moscow wants IMF endorsement of its credentials as a pro-reform government, while the Fund is seeking to justify its position as lead manager in helping Russia remake its economy in the capitalist mould. Reaching agreement will not be easy. +In Moscow, Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze proposed Friday that Europeans, Americans and Canadians vote on reunification because they suffered so much in World War II. +In the municipal market, a huge $2.6 billion issue of New York state tax and revenue anticipation notes was offered to investors through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc. +The ditch was supported by 57 percent of the San Diego-area residents, while 31 percent of this group said they opposed the plan. +Japan's trade surplus grew 41.7% in September from a year earlier to a record, heightening worries about friction with other nations. +The big gain in incomes reflected in part healthy increases in employment which occurred during February. +The six to eight gunmen, who have killed two passengers, demand that Kuwait free 17 pro-Iranian extremists convicted in the 1983 bombings of the U.S. and French embassies there. +He set the Feb. 9 election date after weeks of speculation that he wanted to extend the term he first won in 1983. +Each senator will be getting 350 books and each member of the House about 300. +There will be new challenges for NATO, as the level of concern about armed conflict reduces. +Critics fear a new paramilitary will increase human rights abuses against civilians. +Speculative demand was sustained but analysts said that state-owned investment institutions sold heavily in all major stocks, smothering the rally. +"We would like to lower our voices a little and let these issues play out for a few days and see what happens," Bush spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said on Aug. 11. +It is buying the stake at a multiple of around 12 times this year's earnings. +The main evidence for all this against Mr. Wallach came from Anthony Guariglia, which is why the case collapsed. +Most of the time, the perpetrators, in fact, have gone unpunished in any significant way. +Attendances at races mushroomed, television audiences grew apace, sponsorship brought unprecedented resources to the teams, and the big car-makers entered the fray on a greater scale than ever before. +Karl Wiedergott, who recently did a pilot for a new CBS-TV series called "Limited Partners," plays the role of Tyler. +Volume was a high 502.5 million shares. +At the clinic, she said she had been sexually active for two years without birth control and had had one abortion. +Sarney is widely blamed for official corruption and an annual inflation rate of at least 1,300 percent. +With unemployment hovering near a 14-year low, wages have begun to creep higher and jobs have become a focal point for policy-making. +Satwant Singh's appeal sought prosecution of two of Mrs. Gandhi's security guards. +"NCR is an enormous organization, and it isn't going to change overnight," says Ronald Stanczak, a former executive. +Gudeman said he provided the information but hasn't received a reply. +Lawrence P. Lataif will head McDermott, Will's national and international business immigration practice. +Known as the RBRVS study, for Resource-Based Relative-Value Scales, the system would pay doctors based on how much work goes into a given task. +Mr. Blair said Nova has already reduced its debt by roughly C$1 billion, which was its target for the 15 months ending Dec. 31, partly by applying proceeds of C$456 million from a recent rights offering. +Bing, born in Vienna, Austria, went to Britain in the 1930s, where he headed the Glyndebourne Opera and founded the famed Edinburgh Festival. +"SDI is destined to be no more than a research program," said John Steinbruner, director of foreign policy studies at the Brookings Institution, a liberal think tank. +I am merely one who loves well-done films, be they in color or black and white. +But Gamble says the recent rise in timber prices of 10-20 per cent must be an excellent leading indicator that now is a fine time to buy a wood. US prices have done better still. +Schumer, of Brooklyn, said many House members have been interested in change but haven't banded together before to give each other support. +By blocking the gene, the scientists delayed the ripening of tomatoes by one to three months. +William Feathergail Wilson, Placid's exploration vice president, told the Hunts of an ancient Mississippi River 50 miles wide and 200 feet deep, which buried a treasure of oil-forming debris in the vicinity of Green Canyon. +His spokesman suggested that Russia might reconsider its borders with any republic that left the union, a statement that caused a furious reaction in both Kazakhstan and the Ukraine, the two republics that stand to lose the most. +Orange juice futures prices fell sharply; heating oil futures posted fresh gains as the nation's record-setting cold spell continued; precious metals advanced; livestock and meat futures were mixed; and grains and soybeans were mixed. +Gains are tax-free - but this is also true of shares held within a personal equity plan. What if the Footsie were to slide just before June 29 1998? +This unpretentious, bucolic setting in central Kansas seems appropriate for Doskocil's quiet, shy founder. +In Seattle, where there is licensed day care for fewer than half the children who need it, voters approved a school levy in 1986 that included $5 million to create space for child-care facilities in certain schools. +The chief of staff declined to say which federal programs the president would cut to help finance his anti-drug effort. +AIDS victims deserve care and treatment. +Gifts such as those from government entities and from a person who isn't a lobbyist would have to be reported quarterly if over $100. +The caution among economists reflects awareness of a number of factors that could act as a restraint on activity. +These companies have discovered that when consumers say "value," they don't mean cheap. +Not only companies, but also the Economic Planning Agency, a police station and a city government office have requested copies of the song, Sankyo says. +The convoys are a new wrinkle in a month-old protest by truckers boycotting Indiana truckstops, gas stations and restaurants to call attention to regulations that hurt their business. +The Hall of Fame was established five years ago by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. +Under the law, he need only certify that five specified conditions have been met to lift sanctions. +The staggering $102 billion foreign debt is the best-known of Mexico's economic problems, but it is far from the only one. +The prospects of Gandhi's party are uncertain. +Michael Williams, formerly md Europe for Barclays Global Services, has been appointed general manager in charge of the banking division of NOMURA Bank International. +"We said yes," she said. " We know we're innocent. +The decision was overturned by the European Court of First Instance in March for procedural reasons. The raids followed complaints by UK customers of rises of some 30 per cent in February and March. +Two weeks ago, the brokerage opened an 80,000-square-foot call-handling center in Denver. +Goldthwait said the wheat is for shipment for March. +Ebsen was the original Tin Man until an allergic reaction to the makeup forced him to give up the part. +He said it would be cheaper and require less work than with commercial fertilizers. +The state senators, voting 264, also found the first-term Republican guilty of misusing $80,000 in public funds. +Their prices held up well during the pummeling absorbed by bank stocks last fall and have surged in the bank-stock rally this year. +Precisely because nobody can agree over who owns Macedonia, say these young Macedonians, the best solution for Macedonia is for it to be separate and multinational. +Being that aggressive would require answering too many questions. +Pickens claims that the company's unwillingness to seat him on Koito's board of directors or make other changes that he wants is a symbol of Japan's unwillingness to open its markets to foreign competitors. +The problem is that the filter gets blocked, making the machine progressively less efficient. +As an indication of how long the Swiss legal procedures may take, experts in Switzerland cited the Philippine government's attempts to identify and recover assets held in Switzerland by ousted President Ferdinand Marcos. +Time, which had already agreed to merge with Warner, rejected a sweetened $200-a-share bid from Paramount Communications Inc. Back then, Time stock hit a record high of $182.75. +Last month, Orion said in a quarterly filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that the company may have to seek protection under federal bankruptcy law if it can't meet its debt payments scheduled for the end of August. +Through his compact-disk player, a jazz band seems to come to life in his van. +Industry sources have identified British Gas, Elf Aquitaine and Houston-based Enron Corp., which operates the nation's largest natural gas transmission system, as three companies that have made trips to the Texas Eastern data rooms. +Southern Pacific and Calnev have agreed to buy 22 homes, including those destroyed or damaged in addition to others deemed in an unsafe location. +He specifically credits Platt with helping to achieve that rate of expansion, as well as highlighting her contribution to the group's investment business in France and Spain. Platt moved to BZW from Mercury Asset Management. +Now the French have chased it, like an unwanted ant, from pique-nique. +Because the SS-20 can be moved along highways in special trucks, critics maintain, the U.S. can't know from satellite photos just how many there are now. +Dole acknowledged that the president's new willingness to consider "tax revenue increases" is not popular. +If he decides Kimberly-Clark is liable, damages will be determined in a separate proceeding. +But when emigration rules were relaxed, the flood began. +He was desperate to find a replacement for the mother he'd lost, but the people who stepped in to care for him would always keep him at a distance, even refusing to officially adopt him. +"We look forward to another record performance in 1988," Frank Popoff, Dow's president and chief executive officer, said yesterday. +"I can't even say, they were so horrible. +More striking is that the prospect of higher short term interest rates did nothing to revive the dollar. +Santos says it's a full-time job to polish and buff the 2,400 pairs of shoes that Imelda left behind when she and her husband, Ferdinand Marcos, fled to Hawaii after the February 1986 uprising that toppled his administration. +"We should make sure that it is always there for boys and girls to enjoy forever," Jonny said. +Michael Andrews, D-Texas, and Robert Mrazek, D-N.Y., now moves to the House floor after passing the committee by a 27-11 vote. +But nothing can tell you how well they will do in the future. Your best bet is to examine a trust's consistency. +Robert Stovall, president of Stovall/Twenty-First Advisers in New York, warns that "during bull markets, presidential speeches have been known to be rallykillers" because investors' high expectations are easily disappointed. +"I had a better handle on what the Fed was going to do than how the economy was going to perform," he says. +"I think at minimum the market should be very pleased with the numbers," said Dirk Van Doren, a high-yield analyst at McCarthy Crisanti & Maffei Inc. +He has expressed hope for their replacement. +Dominion Securities' wholly owned Dominion Securities Inc. unit is one of the last remaining major independent investment firms in Canada, following deregulation of the securities industry this summer. +Although Unisys has made progress on other fronts and has reduced its debt by $300 million this year, it also said it is continuing to negotiate with its banks to try to get access to more funds. +The fuel from the first - lower interest rates - has probably run dry, although a distressing fall in January consumer confidence earlier this week did briefly revive speculation that the Fed would ease its monetary policy one more time. +They charged the government has issued two conflicting lists of polling locations and districts which could allow people to vote twice. +But to compete with conventional fuels, these products need government tax breaks. The European Commission has proposed that biodiesel and other similar products attract lower rates of duty. +The bill also would gradually take back from the well-to-do the tax saving realized from personal exemptions. +It would use a new vaporizing technology to convert reactor-grade plutonium now stored near Richland, Wash., into plutonium suitable for use in nuclear weapons. +Aided by a government policy that guided the growth of specific industries through "policy loans," the conglomerate moved into shipbuilding and steel making. +There was no independent confirmation and no comment by Baghdad, which has been fighting a brutal mountain war against the Kurdish guerrillas, who seek an independent homeland. +Following protests and threats of pickets during the tournament, the club accepted a black insurance executive as an honorary member. +The Kremlin said it was tightening the tap on Lithuania's natural gas supply Tuesday and may cut oil and gasoline to the Baltic republic for refusing to rescind pro-independence laws, Lithuanian leaders said. +The Gramm-Rudman Act forced government to at least attempt scaling back, and the phasing out of tax deductions on installment debt has made individuals more conscious of saving rather than spending. +One of the Navy's highest-ranking admirals has asked to retire after being disciplined for alleged personal misconduct while stationed in Italy, according to the Navy and defense sources. +Intelsat denied, however, that Comsat exerted undue pressure. +Police and Secret Service agents said Daughetee has no apparent motive for stalking Bush. +A continent frozen in hostility for so long has become a continent of revolutionary change. +"In Missouri alone, only about 50 percent of our corn crop has been planted and we are more than two weeks behind normal planting cotton," said Sen. Christopher Bond, R-Mo., who spearheaded the senators' efforts. +Too many times it works." Tougher state laws and more aggressive enforcement have driven many boiler room operators from the Fort Lauderdale area, but Neal estimates about 80 large telemarketing fraud operations still carry on from Miami to Palm Beach. +McKesson remains one of the largest potential partners yet to sign such a deal. Sir Richard Sykes, chief executive, has said that deals with intermediaries and even other pharmaceuticals companies were under consideration. +Germany, by contrast, has a state tax which yields its churches a lavish income. +The Boeing 727 plane arrived in Caracas on Wednesday night from Miami and the drug was found a few hours later, airport authorities said. +Miss Turner became famous in the mid-1960s in a duo with her then-husband, Ike Turner. +Anti-apartheid leaders believe a window of opportunity may be created both by the new U.S. administration and by the anticipated change in their country's leadership. +But he also believes in counterpunching. +Advancers led decliners, 1,001 to 596. +For fly fishing, save about 15 inches of the tippet, leaving the fly or hook attached. +The US base at Fairford, from where B-52 bombers flew 7,500-mile missions against Iraq in the Gulf war, is mothballed. +The 1986 figure was restated to include commodity transactions on a gross profit basis. +The 0.42 rise in the Nasdaq Composite Index to 385.01 was the third consecutive advance and the seventh this month. +While most analysts expect modest earnings growth this fiscal year, they are enthusiastic about the future, largely due to the prospects for Bombardier's 50-seat Regional Jet, or RJ. +Brunner's wife, Rosmarie, died in 1986. +But he warned that there is still a glut in the U.S. oil inventory, and that "you never know how inventory figures (to be released Tuesday) will affect" prices. +"Some of us are not in such pressing need for money," he said, "but there are others who are. +By the time police arrived, the fight had broken up and the women were in their car. +After eight or so years of buying more foreign military components, Congress is seeking to require that long lists of items be purchased in the U.S. +But Joe Fernandez, Dade's school superintendent, says he doesn't care what the NRA thinks. +Some NATO officials were caught switching the TV monitors to the Wimbledon tennis semi-final. +The consent decree filed in federal district court in Cleveland and made public yesterday requires LTV to bring the two plants into compliance with the Clean Water Act within 30 days after the decree is finalized, probably within a month. +The move will result in a $1.8 billion loss to the bank for the current financial quarter. +The bill also frees up an estimated $363 million in prior appropriations for the State Department, including U.S. contributions to the United Nations and the World Health Organization. +Free care used to be given to citizens at hospitals boasting some of the most advanced equipment in the world. +If upward momentum fails, however, profit-taking could drag the dollar down toward 1.56 marks and 135 yen before buyers reappear, Mr. Standing said. +This might well be the year that the power of prayer is overcome by the power of politics: observers agree that outrage over conditions at Bethel has been so great that the Legislature might be forced to act. +Each share repurchase right entitled the right holder to sell to Gillette one share of its common stock for $45 a share. +But the court now is far more closely divided on its 1973 abortion-legalizing decision, Roe vs. Wade, and Souter again Monday turned aside questions about his personal views on that topic. +The cities belong to the government, and caught in between are hundreds of thousands of displaced families and a network of roads that is the last lifeline of a desperate economy. +"Some people don't understand what they read," said Mrs. Smith, head of the tenant association. "I feel like somebody is ballooning things out of proportion. +Even Southern California stayed cold today with lows of 28 in the Los Angeles enclave of Burbank, 25 up the coast at Santa Barbara, and 6 in Lancaster, north of Los Angeles over the San Gabriel Mountains. +Until recently, most acquisitions in the sector have been made by other brewers. +Awaiting medical treatment next to the body was 18-year-old Raed Majed Husseini. +He also said the next rally in land prices will be unlike the one in the 1970s, which was fueled by inflation. +The first of these 'super-grasses' came forward in 1984 - Tommaso Buscetta, a former Palermo boss who fled to Brazil. +In the fall, says veteran party strategist Steve Merksamer, Mr. Quayle may help "not with the general public per se but with the base" of conservative voters who must turn out heavily to keep the state in the GOP column. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Philip Morris shares closed at $67.125. +The government has said that if guerrillas want to participate in the assembly, they must sign a peace agreement and take steps toward disbanding. +And, indeed, why not? +Democratic Sen. Paul Simon was challenged in a bid for re-election by Republican Rep. Lynn Martin, whose anti-tax message and late call for limiting the terms of Washington lawmakers had not stopped her slide in the polls. +Anderson, 51, of Yorba Linda, Calif., has been named "Suggester of the Year" for submitting nine little gems that were adopted by his company and resulted in cost-savings improvements totaling $22 million in 1987. +At Wimbledon last year, Andrew Foster, Chris Wilkinson and Chris Bailey all performed to their full potential. The next generation will be better prepared. +"They don't attempt to educate anyone about any possible health effects of smoking. +The U.S. attorney for Minnesota said the indictment charges a former Sealed Air unit with illegally exporting 434 drums of an anti-corrosion chemical to Libya in April 1986, in violation of an executive order issued earlier that year. +A book of Kuri's stories, including "Soba," scored third on a June list of national best sellers, and a movie deal is in the making. +A Nov. 1 order signed by Circuit Judge William Howell found Siegel in contempt of a 1986 ruling that he make the connection. Howell gave Siegel 60 days to hook up or go to prison. +Most public offerings are sold for 30 to 90 days before the funds start trading futures; after that, they are closed to additional investment. +Meanwhile, the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service says it still plans to institute proceedings to deport Bosch from the United States. +Department economists predicted a 24% jump in soybean production to 1.91 billion bushels, slightly higher than estimates made by private analysts. +Chrysler is striking back in part with an upscale version of its vans. +Holders of the Canadian concern have the option of exchanging each of their shares for about 0.7 share of the U.S. parent. +South Africa has refused to give up its control of Namibia, in defiance of the 1978 U.N. resolution, until the Cubans leave Angola. +Worse, the agency has endured some painful losses in the last year. +The strike is one of many plaguing Peru. +The one flame red cotton poplin dress with balloon sleeves was a standout among all the sober clothes. +As Namibians danced in the streets celebrating independence after 75 years of South African rule, many whites in this country were feeling betrayed and bitter. +A firmer futures market also gave support. +Scott Allen Hain, 19, convicted of killing two Tulsa restaurant employees, who were locked in the trunk of a car that was then set on fire. +But Ofwat might reason that an appeal or two might be an acceptable price to pay for keeping water bills as low as possible. +After an eight-week trial, a jury earlier this month awarded former Ashland Oil vice presidents Bill E. McKay $14.4 million and Harry Williams $7.7 million in lost earnings and benefits. +They contend that the economy still is too weak to withstand higher rates, and that a recession appears increasingly likely. +Initially they poured port wine into three lead crystal decanters and over the next four months periodically tested the wine for lead levels. +"The one who did this is still out there," he said in a final statement. +Margaret Tutwiler, the State Department spokeswoman, said the department "has had no contact with the Soviets regarding the Bloch investigation." +A similar law in South Dakota was struck down because it offered no such protection. +And they are dropping fast as productivity is rising at a good clip. +He said required stricter controls were needed to ensure order, the agency reported. +In gloomy remarks that appeared directed partly at congressional budget negotiators, Darman spoke of "across-the-board spending reductions of a totally unprecedented size" if the $100 billion gap can't be bridged by a budget compromise. +'Of course, it is not easy,' says Kuwahara. +The offering, Series 92, backed by Freddie Mac 9 1/2% securities, brings Freddie Mac's 1989 Remic volume to $26.9 billion and its total issuance to $40.9 billion since the program began in February 1988. +About 200 Cambodian refugees prayed for peace in their village of exile in Thailand, Site B, exactly 11 years after Vietnam invaded their homeland and started the continuing civil war. +McCain said Congress has enough problems at the moment without exempting itself from laws that eliminate bias and discrimination. +FT-SE options normally make up just under a quarter of daily turnover. The June FT-SE future closed at 2,509, down 12 points. +Instead, he chose to stay in material operations at an antiquated plant nearby that GM had promised to close. +This is why we came here." Police reinforcements were called in to keep passersby and supporters of the strikers away. +Agency officials said they are investigating whether Gray and Robinson violated federal conflict-of-interest rules by using their positions as church-affiliated HUD sponsors to lease the government homes for themselves. +The government is also requiring the exchange to increase its surveillance of trading and to periodically inform its members about its rules prohibiting trading done to artificially influence price or volume. +Eskimos would not need visas to make the trip. +Most of our effort goes into manufacturing. +In the run-up to the decision, there had been widespread apprehension that the red-robed judges in Karlsruhe might tie the treaty in so many legal knots as to bring it crashing to the ground. +Each Class A share will carry one vote, while each Class B share will carry 10 votes. +In the uprising, at least 721 Palestinians have been slain by Israeli gunfire and 45 Israelis have died. +Ashland officials worked to settle the dispute for almost a decade. +With improved shipping reliability and product improvements, he said, the company was able to get its products back into several major department stores. He also said Farah didn't have to discount prices as much this year as it did last year. +"We have to fight ourselves into new markets, and that's not easy," Mr. Scheider said. +Short-time workers are defined as employees who stay on their companies payrolls but work less than the normal 38 hours a week. +But the liberal Free Democrats, junior partner in the centre-right government, said they remained unhappy about a new income tax surcharge and would not be rushed into an early coalition deal. +The time to act is now, and we are turning to the adhesive industry for help," Morison told the conference. +Even though Congress has approved the Great Plains sale, the plant's high operating costs make its market value questionable in the face of depressed oil and gas prices. +Morocco's King Hassan appeared less supportive of the idea of sending in troops, officials said, although he too indicated a willingness to participate in some Arab force. +In fact, it was just a traffic accident. +So a few years on a chunky salary would presumably be welcome - allowing him, for instance, to trade up from the holiday time share he has in Puerto Vallarta. +Police have linked the renewed tension in Jerusalem to the latest leaflet put out by Palestinian leaders. +But he added the company had also been approached by Chinese provinces seeking to interest it in a greenfield venture - an option Goodyear would consider if no suitable partner could be found. +Nevada voters approved a measure to protect abortion rights. +He tried again in 1978 and lost to Hammond by 98 votes. Hickel then ran a write-in campaign as an independent in the general election and lost. +The insurance and financial services holding company signed a letter of intent to sell a controlling interest to an investor group for $4 a share. +Four Afghan air force officers flew a government helicopter into Pakistan today and asked for political asylum for their crew, the Defense Ministry said. +A 60-day comment period will begin Dec. 22 to give the public time to offer opinions on the agreement. +"I look forward to the day when there is commercial service and I have a chance to go back," Armstrong said. +Grain futures settled mostly lower while soybeans finished mostly higher on the Chicago Board of Trade in a quiet session that appeared to mark the end of the recent selling wave, analysts said. +After years of such treatment, the editors were upset with the less-deferential treatment given them by the new French owners. +He is also the Visitor to five of Oxford's 34 colleges. +Mr. Everett said he hopes to restart the plant by early summer. +If this figure isn't revised as the previous one was, it would be the first such deficit in more than 50 years. +Criminal elements had infiltrated the SDUs, and some had run out of control. +Stock prices were widely mixed, showing signs of steadying after Thursday's steep slide. +It finished Oct. 19 down $8, without any intraday trading gaps. +"It's a losing proposition," says co-owner Marie Pietropinto, explaining salvagers must now drain all coolants, dispose of the battery and pay to get rid of waste oil. +Davis, who owns 2.9 percent of NWA's common shares, said in a statement that he supports the proposed transaction, but will reserve final judgement until he meets with his advisers. +In response, Sand levied escalating fines against the city _ $100 for the first day and doubling every day after that. +She asked him to advise her of the results of the latest investigation as soon as possible. +Do you believe Governor Hunt can help you reach some of those by being so strong in the Tennessee Valley? Bush: Well, I think he's a proponent of the space program that I have set forth. +I parked the ageing company Range Rover and with an innocent: 'See you in a few minutes,' went to find Hassan, the clearing agent. Or rather, he found me. +The lion's share of this increase was incurred to finance transfers to east Germany. +Chairman Roger B. Smith say goodbye to hundreds of friends at an opulent bash featuring smoked duck and $120-a-bottle champagne. +Mr Peskin may feel he has made a great sacrifice. +The Class B stock would have 10 votes to the common's single vote and couldn't be transferred under most circumstances. +The Persian Gulf war is expected to be on the agenda when Reagan and Gorbachev meet May 29-June 2 in Moscow. +These are straight bonds, Harry. +But Kraft, which says it has captured 57% of the national market since its 1987 entry, is responding aggressively to the new competition. +There are two key points. +The polio vaccine is the only common vaccine clearly shown to cause the disease it was supposed to prevent, said Samuel Katz, chairman of the pediatrics department at the Duke University Medical Center. +SEC Chairman David S. Ruder told a Senate subcommittee today that his agency has asked Swiss authorities to provide information on trades emanating from that country that the SEC believes involved Lee. +The success of its forthcoming share sale will largely depend on how far that can be changed. +The man born in 1961 has never known government as a "provider." +He's glad when the job is done, when he no longer is hanging in a sling seat 300 feet above ground. +The company could not be contacted yesterday. +Stock prices were mostly lower in a sluggish, holiday atmosphere on Wall Street today. +Marvin Maurice Wells, whose 1986 capital murder trial was halted when prosecutors found the right man, last year lost his $6.5 million federal suit against the police. +The Japanese central bank resumed its intervention in early Tokyo trading Wednesday. +While some people say the airport will not attract enough business to be viable, others say it is essential to attract foreign investment and bring more tourists to the territory. +Ms. Zaffuto theorizes that when the economy slows down, there is unused money sloshing around that is parked in financial assets, driving up their value. +It was a late campaign sprint in behalf of Dukakis. +Shell owns 16 of the leases. +The stock ended 19 lower at 743p on turnover of 4.9m. +Analysts agreed, however, that Digital's quarterly earnings probably won't continue to double compared with year-earlier results, as they have during the past few quarters. +The top four floors of a building under construction collapsed Thursday, burying the basement offices of a furniture factory. +"Losing the money was terrible. +Results in several municipal elections in the southern state of Oaxaca in August also were disputed. +"We have a commitment to Israeli security that is rock-hard and unshakable," a second State Department official said. "There is nothing new in that. +And out of necessity: The U.S. can make mistakes and still hope to remove him from power, but a single error on his part could cost him his life. +About 150 strikers at the 4,500-worker Repair Shipyard also vowed to stay off the job "to the end," they said. +"We reserve the right to impose our standards of taste," said Wayne Ethridge, a land planner, who is sponsoring the contest with Herschell Ross. +Although the bill does not specifically address the cost of Operation Desert Shield, expected to total $15 billion in fiscal 1991, sea lifts and projects such as the M-1 tank are key to the U.S. buildup in the gulf. +With the 90-day permits, workers can qualify for temporary residency. +The third contender for this contract is a partnership between U.S. firm Parsons Brinckerhoff, Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick Consulting/Engineering of Britain and Hong Kong architectural consultants Wong Tung & Partners Ltd. +In 1986, 138 nesting pairs were counted and 192 chicks survived to fly, he said. +"Did you understand you were committing a crime when you traded on inside information from Dennis Levine?," asked Assistant U.S. Attorney Scott Gilbert. +But GM also has dropped some cars from the incentive program and cut the rebates on others. +But intelligence sources said Mr. Reagan always signed such decision memoranda himself, often in more than one place, and they said they couldn't recall a single case in which the president didn't sign a decision memo authorizing a covert action. +The report also said McDonnell Douglas Corp. was one of the few major defense contractors to post a sales increase for the year. +The department received bids for the notes totaling $19.19 billion and accepted those of 6.62% to 6.66%, including $354 million of noncompetitive bids at the average return. +Nobody will play the sap for the U.S. banks." +It should see seven times as far as the most powerful earth-bound scopes. +He said, "If you ask Jack Nicklaus the best round of golf he ever had on the easiest golf course, and he told you it was 60, but yesterday he shot an 82 on St. Andrews, would you say he lost 22 strokes off his game?" +By March 1, the company said it hopes to reduce its work force by another 100 to 200 employees. +A prisoner who won $1,000 in a restaurant promotion was escorted to the post office in handcuffs Tuesday to mail paperwork to receive his prize. +Together, they currently control 38% of the company's total voting power. +Industry executives said it's more likely that IBM will continue the voluntary programs it has used with increasing frequency over the past two years to entice employees into accepting early retirement or buy-out packages. +Rock stars Tina Turner, David Bowie, Lionel Ritchie and the Miami Sound Machine also have appeared in Pepsi ads. +The statue, depicting a trio of battle-weary soldiers, was included in response to criticism that the memorial did not adequately represent Vietnam veterans. +The evacuees were brought to Elberton Civic Center where volunteers helped them find shelter at local motels or at the homes of family and friends in the area. +"We believe this will be the most historic auction of antique aircraft ever," museum President David Price said. "It's like mounting a Broadway show. +He was a good friend," Milne said. +Noting that he favors limits on the number of years politicians can hold office, he said, "It is time for them to go." He conceded that most "experts say I cannot win. +The Small Business Administration is beginning an experimental program designed to give hard-headed business advice to fledgling women entrepreneurs. +If Dukakis and Bush don't get them out, Voinovich and Metzenbaum will," the mayor said. +There were scattered posters in Shanghai earlier this week calling for a general strike, but they have largely disappeared, residents say. +But people well-versed on the subject say such concern by possible users usually doesn't last. +Recently Tom Shales of the Washington Post intoned, "The emergence and dominance of MTV represent unquestioning surrender to the corporate ethic by Ronald Reagan's figurative grandchildren." +The new ceiling is 1 million barrels per day higher than the current level but below the estimated daily output in recent weeks of about 21 million barrels. +The Texan has fought feverishly to retain special tax treatment for the oil industry, especially the independent companies not affiliated with the giant major firms. +Her barn in the snow might as well have ben painted by an artist who had never seen snow, but only told that it was white. +With varying success, new video remembrances of John F. Kennedy reflect the magic and the fears of his 1,000 days in the White House. +"She went to the back door, looked out and wanted to know if that was all of our yard and if that was our garage, which the Secret Service men were all in," Mrs. Watson said. +For this spring's touch, it's a large banded straw hat overturned like a salad bowl. +Card told reporters in Lexington, Ky., as Bush prepared to return to the capital after a three-day swing through Texas and Mississippi, that the review would determine which of the models would be permanently barred. +Also Tuesday, China's official Xinhua News Agency criticized as traitors fugitive Chinese dissidents who have formed groups in the United States to work for democratic reform at home. +It is an extension of an Ecu5bn EIB credit line agreed at last year's Edinburgh summit. +Just where does the innocent family snapshot or the sensitive portrait of a young person differ from a naked picture sold to pederasts and prosecutable under the law? +The legislation would continue to fund construction of some 400 dams and harbor and irrigation projects where work has begun, and maintain hundreds of others already in operation. +He has restored ties with Egypt and opened oil negotiations with the Americans for the possible return of U.S. oil companies to Libya, hinting he is also ready to improve relations. +Twenty years later Jean-Francois Champollion, the world's first Egyptologist, solved the puzzle of ancient heiroglyphic writing through texts from the Rosetta Stone, a basalt tablet now housed in the British Museum in London. +He said some bargain hunting also helped push up the index. +Only in exceptional circumstances would loans become repayable before maturity. Academics have welcomed the initiative. +LONDON (AP) - Italian film director Bernardo Bertolucci can go ahead with a movie on the life of Buddha. +Because of this integration, Hezbollah has been able to penetrate the other local forces. +And just in case audiences don't see just how human Ryoko is, Mr. Itami shows her kidding around with a stranger's baby, looking disarmingly unserious for a change. +The manufacturer has withdrawn Alar from the U.S. market. +The combined companies will operate under the name CPP/Pinkerton. +But Manhattan, inc. has no such plans. +Although Miss Ball hadn't visited Jamestown since 1956 and had no family there, she stayed in touch with friends. +Food shortages have caused a public outcry. +When she refused Eagan, she said, he stabbed her. +General Electric Co. said it completed the acquisition of Roper Corp. for $507.6 million, or $54 a share. +But now with a softening economy and troubled real estate markets, management has decided to sell some of these operations that aren't profitable. +It said the custodians were tied up and their mouths taped with bandages. +If the Commerce Department and the ITC issue final rulings later against the imports, anti-dumping duties could be assessed. +Stanek said it was amazingly easy. +'The only way for the Communist party to save itself is gradually to embrace reform and democratisation. +A voracious reader, he has written a dozen stylish books of political comment and reminiscences. +Despite the lack of health care and many dangers, African women continue to give birth too often, too early and too late. +If convicted of the latest charges, Mrs. Holzer could face up to 15 years in prison. +Thornburgh will then travel to Italy for discussions on Wednesday with Italian law enforcement officials about narcotics, organized crime and terrorism. +They knock on the door and say: 'The people are here from Sears. +Officials said he would like to go to Saudi Arabia to visit American troops and to Egypt, which has supported the U.S. in the Gulf crisis, on his way home. +"If we don't get the best deal for our clients, they will go elsewhere," said Shari Wall, a senior vice president of J. Walter Thompson. +Gasoline futures also were up, but trailed heating oil. +Amdahl officials declined to break out the company's shipments or order backlog. +The 1976 brief was filed in Souter's name but signed by a deputy, Richard V. Wiebusch, then an assistant attorney general. +He was kept handcuffed to another guard in a cell for the duration of the takeover. +To his followers, Gen. +The confirmation battles culminated in the Democrat-controlled Senate's rejection 1987 of Robert Bork, an outspoken conservative, for a seat on the Supreme Court. +Like Bush, Mosbacher came to Texas to learn about the oil business and invest family money. +Dealers said they expected the dollar to remain near its present levels until the end of the year. +On both sides, sweat-soaked tuggers gasped for breath from the effort. +There are six modules, so that's an extra 12,000 pounds of weight that are having to be put into orbit because of the orbital debris environment," Mr. Kessler said. +Separately, NovaCare agreed to buy Orthopedic Services for $248 million in stock. +Discovery is poised on one launch pad at Cape Canaveral, Fla., and Columbia was scheduled Sunday to be rolled out to another pad 1.6 miles away. +"We don't know as yet the exact cause of the smoke. +A squad of accountants checked House members' reports for omissions, and the committee forced many to fill in the gaps. +It was the way the whole thing developed. +Frank Janous, another East Holmes school board member, said he sent a letter of resignation last Friday after serving on the governing panel for more than 10 years. +David Taggart, Bakker's former personal secretary, and James Taggart, PTL's former interior decorator, are charged with tax evasion and conspiracy. +Minimum Pounds 5,000; charges nil initially, 0.5 per cent annually. Govett has a large number of futures and options funds, including ones based on the FT-SE 100 and others tracking European and US Indices. +According to O'Meara, Marts said he didn't know anyone in the building when he set fire to packing materials on the first floor. +U.S. District Judge William Hoeveler did not immediately decide the issue but appeared unmoved. +The two quintessential yuppie television shows are doing well enough, despite everything. +Barnes, a student at the University of Colorado, doused the flame and aired out the room, but Coco died minutes later from respiratory arrest, a veterinarian said. +Iberia, though favorable toward participation, currently isn't ready to join the project, said Iberia's chairman, Narciso Andreu. +The incremental costs "will be favorable" due to the delivery rescheduling and the increased revenue generating capacity of the larger 757 aircraft. +Bush announced Thursday that he has invited congressional leaders to a White House meeting Sunday focusing on "where we go now" in the slow-moving budget process. +On March 23, Burnley said that FAA is often reluctant to write regulations that would impose additional costs on the nation's aviation industry. +Share prices through most of Europe ended higher, also on the strength of Wall Street's surge and the stabilizing dollar. +Horacio Maldonado Schadd and Gen. +Iraqi officials also have not responded to a U.N. report on chemical weapons which concluded that the Baghdad government has made frequent and large-scale use of the outlawed weapons against Iranian forces. +Is he of Ireland? +But many traders fearful of carrying their positions through the three-day weekend opted to take profits rather than risk a market dive when trading resumes on Tuesday. +The United States has routinely denied asylum to refugees from oppression in countries it considers friendly, while granting asylum to those fleeing Communist governments, Amnesty International and congressional critics charged Wednesday. +"Don't play recession roulette with the liberal governor of Massachusetts," and said. +"Hitler was at fault, but not the only one. +The demonstrators were protesting the introduction of compulsory bilingual education in secondary schools in the region, which belongs to Yugoslavia's southern republic of Macedonia. +SAPOA, Nicaragua _ Rebel and government negotiators began hammering out the details of a 60-day cease-fire outlined in the peace accord signed last week. +At the Cable Advertising Bureau's annual conference in New York this week, industry leaders plan to encourage other networks to accept local-ad inserts. +This report, published in today's Journal of the American Medical Association, is one of the few large studies to look at the relationship between insurance and patient outcomes. +We don't have to change a single thing," Bush told campaign staff workers a day after beating Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, his chief rival for the GOP presidential nomination, in New Hampshire. +Three congressmen said Wednesday that the Bush administration's scaled-down plan to protect the northern spotted owl will force a court battle that will paralyze logging in the Pacific Northwest. +At that time, Spargo, then 18 and living in New Jersey with her husband, came up to New Hampshire. +In the past couple of weeks, several companies, including Ambac Corp., have delayed their stock-market debuts. +He also must perform 160 hours of community service. +Entry is easier from the commonwealth because Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens and have American passports. +"I am very angry," said a rival U.S. tobacco company executive, who has worked to expand his company's sales and market share. +But Square D's efforts to thwart the bid include a lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, alleging that the proposed acquisition would violate federal antitrust laws. +"But a short-term experiment isn't appropriate" for a long-term, pervasive problem like the shortage of low-income housing, he says. +The Official Unionist party (OUP) is sending a 10-strong team to Dublin, and was sharply critical of the DUP at the weekend. Mr Ken McGinnis, the principal OUP negotiator, said: 'There were certain undertakings made by all parties in this process. +Mandela said the white towns in eastern Transvaal province, where he spoke, were deeply racist and should immediately end segregation of recreational areas and other public facilities. +The sale was one of a number of actions sanctioned by Judge Helen Balick. +Options markets stopped trading in many securities. +I had a knack for telling a writer how to make a script work. +But I hope you'll permit me to describe one scene. +In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Kane-Miller said that on May 30 it asked Amrep for a shareholders list, to use if Kane-Miller should decide to solicit proxies to gain control of Amrep's board. +The agreement to build the project was signed in 1977. +It had to happen sooner or later - gambling on gambling has arrived, thanks to the Chicago Board Options Exchange. +Step on it: Interdome Inc. of Los Angeles offers a sheepskin pad that sticks to the car floor under the foot pedals, to prevent high heels from getting scuffed. +Gasoline quotes also spurted, with prices for delivery in Los Angeles quoted at $1 a gallon, up about 12 cents from levels earlier in New York futures trading. +The problem, according to Richard F. Wenzel, assistant director of transportation for the district, is state law. +But it's the Internal Revenue Service which estimates now that we aren't collecting $100 billion or more in taxes owed in this country. +The concert will launch a five-year campaign to raise $800 million for the Memorial Fund for Disaster Relief, said founding member Roger Waters. +NICKEL prices followed through from Friday's downturn at the London Metal Exchange yesterday. +Thus, only those who want the discount vouchers receive them. +The other method for breaking up oil spills _ pouring dispersants into the water _ is controversial because of the toxicity of the chemicals. +Mr. Lee then allegedly sold the car for $12,000 and pocketed the cash. +Advancing issues outnumbered declines 429 to 281. Shell Canada agreed to sell its polypropylene business to a new entity formed by the merger of most of the petrochemicals businesses of Royal Dutch/Shell Group and Montedison. +They aren't going for multiple albums. +Congruences or consequences were mistaken for causes, methodology was elevated into a philosophy. If there were gene markers which tallied with the experience of being homosexual that was 'an interesting observation,' he said. +Georgia was on the minds of woodcutters and federal securities officials. +South Africa's 26 million blacks have no representation in Parliament and cannot vote in national elections. +Gold fell in London to $417.75 an ounce from $423, and in Zurich, to $417.75 an ounce from $422.25. +Mr. Dalle says France was trying to rebuild at the time, that Mr. Correze had paid his debt to society, and that the L'Oreal chiefs felt it was time to look forward. +The Tennessee is the first of nine submarines slated to carry 24 of the missiles. +And to please the left, it is considering raising the tax on accumulated wealth, which hits France's 125,000 richest people. +Clark testified he never intended to deceive anyone with his expense filings. +If he and Mr. Liedtke didn't get on after a year, they could divide their interests and separate. +In composite trading Friday on the New York Stock Exchange, the utility's shares closed at $25.375, up $1.375. +The Commerce Department and ITC would have to issue final rulings against the imports before anti-dumping duties are assessed. +In addition, employees-turned-entrepreneurs are often ill-prepared for their new roles. +The elder MacDonald's lawyer, Joe Keilp, argued that the tribe has fought for its sovereign rights for years but now is risking them by allowing its chairman to be sued in state court. +Mr. Stubblefield sought damages of more than $6 million and wanted the court to order Endotronics to register his 195,250 shares in the company so he could sell them before the end of a two-year holding period. +Of this, about $1.3 billion will be spent for research and prevention. +Steinhardt Partners, a US hedge fund manager which holds 30 per cent of Ransomes' preference shares, almost gained 15 per cent of votes in Ransomes earlier this year because of preference dividend payment arrears. +Johnston Coca-Cola's 11.50% subordinated notes, due in 2001, gained 2 points to end at 105. +Founded in 1961, the Texas company analyzes demographic data so that its clients, including insurance companies and charities, can better target their direct-mail audiences. +Not so much a series of rumbustious licks, Henderson's soloing consists of long, mellow and nagging passages, which both he and the listener can take some time to warm up to. +Before agreeing to any concessions, however, union officials want guarantees the former baseball commissioner and his partners have a viable plan for running the airline and no plans to sell any more of Eastern's assets. +Mr Rawlins says: 'These systems are the market. +The old Mao was driven off in a flatbed truck. +Communications Workers of America had been decided. +Currently, the Japanese bank assists U.S. exports only by providing loans to the Japanese buyers. +In 1945, American planes firebombed Tokyo and damaged the Japanese imperial palace. +A hospital spokesman disputed the charges, stating that Dickson was treated "immediately." "We believe our treatment was aggressive, speedy and appropriate," said the spokesman, Fred Yaeger. +But even those who defend Dallas justice say it has characteristics not common elsewhere. +"I said, `Tell them we've looked into it and there's nothing to it,"' he said. +But it would also open Cuba to ideological penetration." +We have not mentioned the people of the Gargano. +Today's renegades should remember that Woodstock was about drugs, and that without drugs, it wasn't much fun. +"So there was a clarity of understanding from the outset and I think that he recognizes in her a determined, successful political leader. +However, the chips only provide the heart of the system, so other components are needed to actually incorporate mulitimedia into computers, boosting the price to the expected $1,000 level. +The yield on six-month Treasury bills sold at Monday's auction, for example, rose to 8.04% from 7.90%. +In a letter sent to Philadelphia Electric officials last week, the NRC staff cited concerns about "the past inability of Philadelphia Electric Co. to self-identify problems and implement timely and effective corrective actions." +We don't go to the movies. +The national deficit was cited by 30 percent as the single greatest threat to the economy. +William Johnny Mason and Lynwood White pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor, which carries a maximum one year prison term and $1,000 fine. +What is much more worrisome is that a number of recent IPOs are trading at huge multiples of their per-share earnings, in some cases as high as 100 times profit. +She was 18 at the time and married just three months. +Management at his 82%-owned MGM/UA Communications Co. was depleted by recent resignations. +The company also will request payments equal to the profits Pilgrim's Pride received on the $4.5 million in boneless chicken morsels sold since early 1986, said Greer. +"He can pick and choose, and has complete freedom to take over whatever" inquiries or pending criminal cases he wants, this official said. +About 1.5 million Palestinian Arabs live in the territories seized by Israel in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. +The company said it reduced interest expense 16% during the fiscal period and cut operating overhead significantly at its main subsidiary, Frank's Nursery & Crafts. +Still, units of both companies are subjects of some of the criminal inquiries, according to attorneys familiar with the matter. +Some traders believe that if the franc comes under further pressure, the Bundesbank may be forced to lower rates at its council meeting on Thursday week. +"The occupation corrupts us. +The act reinstated federal protection against discrimination on the basis of sex, race, age or disability that had been curtailed by a 1984 Supreme Court decision. +Other industries repeated the good news-bad news motif: Orders for electronic equipment rose 3.3% while orders for industrial machinery and equipment fell 3.3%. +A Means to Loose Ends? +The Viacom lawsuit claimed that the agreement, which the suit called "a form of extortion known as greenmail," constituted one the illegal acts needed for establishing a pattern of racketeering under that law. +But Washington thinks the issue is so crucial that an added impetus is needed. +It's brought on behalf of all women. +The weak dollar makes Steuben's cheeses, called Castleborg and Saint Rochelle, more attractive when displayed next to the European or Scandanavian cheeses. +The December 1988 bombing, which killed 270 people aboard the plane and in the village of Lockerbie, has been attributed by law enforcement authorities to a pro-Iranian terrorist group. +He referred to a concert Michael gave in Toronto in 1991, which the singer described as one of the low points in his relationship with Sony. Two senior Sony executives arrived at the concert by private jet. +Ramada had income from continuing operations from casinos of $40 million and operating income from hotels and motels of $15 million. +But, as usual, the news media are a faceless mass of shouting imbeciles blinding decent folk with flashbulbs and TV lights _ as they no doubt appeared to the McClures at the time. +He also will remain chairman of the Del Monte Corp. unit. +Although the statement gave no names, NASA officials confirmed that Ms. Potter was the disciplined employee. +University of Utah President Chase N. Peterson, a cheerleader for the phantom phenomenon of tabletop fusion, is retiring under fire for a hidden, $500,000 transfer of money toward its development. +Gross first-quarter cross-border lending increased by $75 billion, down from a gain of $151 billion in the final 1987 quarter and an increase of $81 billion in the 1987 first quarter. +The ancient tradition of eating matzo at Passover has sustained the handful of matzo makers that have dominated the business for decades. +But having set up a powerful broadcast network, industry executives admit it has become impossible to control completely. +Jeyes was spun off in a leveraged management buy-out in 1986 from Cadbury Schweppes PLC, a Unilever spokeswoman noted, saying that over the past few years, "in profit terms it has grown substantially." +On defense, aides suggest that the vice president would increase spending only enough to match inflation. +A month-long hearing into the proposed takeover ended Wednesday with a warning from the Consumers' Association of Canada that the deal would cost motorists at the gasoline pump. +Defense lawyers are being paid with public funds. +After the figures were given, analysts lifted full-year forecasts to around Pounds 209m. Television shares were boosted by growing optimism that the government will not oppose mergers within the industry. +In June 1982, Pendleton argued there was little Reagan or any president could do for urban areas until the economy and American productivity improved. +At the same time, New Delhi has been making less than subtle threats to Nepal over the latter's plans to let China build more roads into the Himalayan kingdom. +Delta Air Lines has announced plans to raise economy and first-class fares, while Pan Am Corp. said it would increase the price of discount tickets. +Adams' attorneys made a whirlwind round of appeals Wednesday in hopes of finding a judge to stay the execution. +Ford, GM and Chrysler all made the list of the 10 most active issues. +A treaty to eliminate most tariff barriers between the United States and Canada leaves disputes in the auto industry unresolved, witnesses at a House hearing said. +For them, he suggests Arbaz (Valais), with its lakes and forests below Anzere. +There is also grumbling about slow paper work, and there are reports of smuggling. +Instead, many in the movement are pinning their hopes on attempts to reawaken consumer sentiment at the grass-roots level. +Ashland Oil Co. already has phased out its operations there, said David Hauck, an analyst with the Washington-based organization. +And they assert that the campaign will not be diverted by the questions surrounding the episode. +He expects further capital gains, although these will be weak and modest. The initial charge on the fund is 5.5 per cent and the annual fee is 0.5 per cent. +Owens-Illinois' 12.70% Series B senior notes, due in 1997, jumped 6 1/2 points to 114 while the company's 13.45% Series A senior notes, due in 1993, leapt 2 1/2 points to 106. +The first lawsuit filed under a new law prohibiting housing discrimination against families with children was filed Tuesday against the owners of a New Jersey apartment complex. +"The warning is pretty explicit," says Evelyn Albu, director of professional services for Schering Corp., the Schering-Plough Corp. unit that makes Afrin nasal spray. +They later were ushered into Wright's office. +The 100th Congress, ending a productive two-year run with an early morning flurry of legislative action, sent President Reagan a compromise bill providing new weapons to fight the war on drugs. +There are now only several thousand Jews in Poland. +Authorities found the boys' bodies, both with gunshot wounds, on a dirt road in a wooded area near Silver Lake in Shapleigh, Maine, state police said. +The FT-SE Mid 250 Index shed 2.2 to 3,500.2 as buyers continued to back away across the broad range of the market. A more revealing picture of the day's trading came from the official business volume figures. +In Cebu City, 350 miles southeast of Manila, police said they discovered Friday the bodies of five people who they believed were executed by rebels on suspicion of being military informers. +Members believed these earlier rulings protected them against damage suits based on their actions at news conferences, in communications with government agencies and related activities. +FEDERAL PROSECUTORS are focusing on 11 takeover-related stocks as part of the probe of alleged insider trading by three prominent arbitragers, sources said. +Short interest in OTC stocks rose 4.2% in the month ended Aug. 15, reflecting a growing pessimism about the market's larger issues. +Here is a play about the coal face, written from the inside. +As their lawyer, Hamm frequently questioned witnesses and Hamadi himself. +He adds: 'We are probably at the begining of a three- to five-year up-cycle for aluminium.' +And both governors used the occasion to call for tougher fines and possible jail terms against violators. +Britain decided to go ahead with the recommendation without waiting for the international organization to take action, said the transport spokesman who, in line with British custom, is not identified by name. +In the United States, Mr. Chen said yesterday, "we have a lot of money, a lot of talent. +Ms. Davis' clothing appeared to be second hand and most of the vehicles she drove had seen better days. +Banks and depositors should bear more of the risk now assumed by the taxpayers, a Treasury official said in outlining proposed changes to the federal deposit insurance system. +London share prices closed sharply higher in thin trading, bolstered by weekend news from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and by a healthy rise in the dollar. +But in an apparent hint that East Germany's aging leaders should soften their hard line, he urged them to work with "all forces in society" to solve the country's problems. +For a year following the catastrophe, the Armenian ministry worked with Doctors Without Borders making an inventory of the drugs. +Mr. Milken is seeking back pay and other claims against Drexel. +Survivors include his wife, Susan, five sons and two daughters. +The expected decision to renew Beijing's most-favored-nation status drew advance criticism from Democrats. +Felfe had in recent months spoken in favor of Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev's reform plans, and told Western visitors that similar reforms were needed in East Germany. +DETAILS are still coming in of special offers on dealing commissions for BT3 shares after the sell-off next month, writes Bethan Hutton. +"It's golden handcuffs," Mr. Petersen says. +They estimated the core annual inflation rate at just 3.6 percent in September and October, and said manufacturers' inventories have been well-managed. +Mr. Cohen said that Bank of New York wasn't trying to mislead investors. +A teen-age girl died four days after becoming the world's first recipient of an experimental lung device, leaving behind a newborn son and a grieving hometown but hope that similar implants will save lives. +Leo Nucci, who's singing in four operas at the Met this season, sang the title role beautifully. +The starting point was his own priceless collection of scores, bolstered by his purchase of the Stravinsky estate in 1983. +Nafsu is a member of Israel's Circassian minority of about 3,000 people, who are non-Arab Moslems. +As a result, an improvement isn't expected now before the fourth quarter. +However, arbitrage selling and liquidation of holdings by dealers amid low volume pushed prices lower, and the Nikkei hit the day's low of 15,816.04 just before the close. Volume rose slightly from 211m shares to 220m. +Lee was responding to questions by an opposition lawmaker who claimed police were using taxis for political eavesdropping in some cases. +"The big concern a year from now will be higher inflation." +Ana Quirot has had the misfortune to be Cuban in a decade when politics have been as big a factor at the Olympics as the stopwatch. Since the early 1980s she has been winning World Cups and Pan-American titles. +Hungarian officials fear that the Soviets may stop withdrawing troops until they pay a huge bill Moscow has presented. +The plane also hit and damaged two unoccupied houses. +"It's a feeding frenzy," said Butch Johnson, a fisherman in search of nets who lives in the Prince William Sound fishing community of Cordova. +John Schwensen, who is a minister, gave the eulogy. +She worked as a civil rights lawyer in Atlanta and later directed the New Haven Legal Assistance and was deputy director of the Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. +'We should programme difficult things, special festival events. If we are doing our job well, drama will always be controversial. +All the rooms have ceiling fans, since air-conditioning was not put in when the hotel was originally built half a century ago. +Late Monday, ADN said Krenz had postponed a visit to Czechoslovakia planned for Tuesday, but it did not give a reason. Large pro-democracy demonstrations have been held in Prague. +If there is one thing that I think about every minute, it's you. +The true average cost of relocating is Pounds 25,600 according to a recent industry survey. +It is not an entirely fungible commodity, since there are various types and grades of oil, but the types and grades are widely dispersed. +Though no treatment exists for the disease, SPECT could be valuable in separating treatable types of dementia that resemble Alzheimer's from actual Alzheimer's, Bonte said. +If Mr Gonzalez fails to meet the challenge he now faces, Spain can abandon any hope of playing a fully competitive role in the economy of the new Europe. +Chrysler wants to set a minimum retirement age to keep more workers active in their prime and increase the ratio of active workers to retirees. +Pacavira said the conflicting proposals were advanced a month ago in a meeting in Brazzaville. +Imports, at $7.48 billion, were off 0.6% from the year before but up 1.3% from January. +There was speculation another bidder may surface for the company, which has agreed to be acquired for $77 a share. +The outstanding question, he said, is how great a role a driver's place of residence will continue to play in rate-setting. +But they were still looking for rates to resume an upward climb next year. +Ronald S. Godwin, senior vice president of The Washington Times Corp., praised Rothenburg's contribution during his five years as head of the paper's business affairs. +That creates a continuing demand for new products. +Sales are expected to double to about $50 million this year. +The 10 major U.S. automakers said Wednesday they sold cars and trucks at an average daily rate of 30,412 during the June 1-10 period this year, compared with a rate of 34,994 during the same time last year. +By an 8-0 vote, the court said a secured creditor's right to "adequate protection" under bankruptcy law cannot be satisified by such a promise. +The indictment will "give further credence to the perception that minority politicians don't get even-handed treatment," Wells said. +Though the total Camel franchise has been dormant, its share of filter cigarette sales grew to 3.1% last year from 2.6% in 1987. +Most pilots "would just as soon have as little contact with him as possible," says Richard Russell, a DC-10 captain and 32-year veteran at United. +Perretti said it appears several criminal laws were violated, but a decision on filing charges against Asbell would depend upon his psychiatric evaluation. +L.A. Gear cited then the same causes that it gave for Friday's announcement. +Mescallado said weather conditions in Luzon were expected to improve as Ofelia moved across the Luzon Strait separating the Philippines from Taiwan. +The shift in emphasis appears to have been provoked by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, who last month warned he would destroy half of Israel with binary chemical weapons in response to any Israeli attack. +I had to keep ducking down to get it cool." He saw bodies float past and then was rescued. +The Westboro Conservation Commission approved the project. +And we looked _ I tasked the Treasury, upon hearing from Mrs. Chamorro, to see if there is some way to arrange a bridge loan. +Mrs. Willens joined WOAK-FM in suburban Oak Park and in 1950 married Bernard Jacobs, the station's general manager. +New plants grew by just 6% in 1990, compared with the average 23% annual growth since 1986, according to Ciemex-Wefa, an economic consulting firm in Bala Cynwyd, Pa. +Hundreds of groundworkers will join the $2.6 million campaign, the nation's largest ever, to stamp out a disease that still strikes thousands of French citizens a year. +News that a protocol was signed between the CIS and India to supply 9,000 to 10,000 tonnes of black pepper made the Indian market firmer (Dollars 1,250 cif for MG-1). +Eventually, they decided to explain discrepancies with footnotes. +"We see it as a small-investor problem," he says. +But Time Warner resisted, fearing that a debt-riddled Pathe/MGM would collapse. +Among them: less worry about inflation because of recent declines in commodity prices, and indications that the inventory build-up in the fourth quarter might not have been as big as originally estimated. +Analysts noted that most stock-index futures gave up some of their gains in the final hour of trading, but they stopped short of saying the rally had ebbed. +There is nothing wrong in that. 'Like other parts of the Civil Service, the ES rewards its staff for overall performance - everything from good timekeeping to accuracy. +"My biggest shareholders don't know who I am, let alone care whether we build a new mill in Alabama," complains Andrew Sigler, the chief executive officer of Champion International Corp. +A Todd spokesman said a meeting between the unions and Todd is scheduled for the end of April. +Significant returns were not expected until Tuesday. +Super Foods has increased the dividend for 10 consecutive years, a string that he said the board would be reluctant to break. +News reports said the weapons were put there by a Palestinian gang. +The acquisition would give Qual-Med, which owns health-maintenance organizations in six Western states, a presence in the Southeast. +And that's when we started to roll over on the right wing." Donna McGrady, one of the flight attendants, said she had her eyes open as the plane crash-landed. +In particular, the rate must increase with the riskiness of the relationship with the cardholder. +"Banks are concerned the auditors were going to come in and tell them to write these loans down," said William Brueggeman, a Goldman, Sachs & Co. research consultant. +Officials said that Mr. Garrett, like senior officials from the other services, was ordered to keep quiet about the Seawolf decision and to refrain from giving details to even his top planners. +Feb. 1 The Flint (Mich.) Journal on the State of the Union: East Europe's great Freedom Revolution of 1989 has shredded the Iron Curtain and continues to bring down walls of communist repression. +One-seventh of the voters said they had decided in the past two weeks, and 22 percent indicated they could change their minds. Another 6 percent hadn't decided yet. +Analysts have suggested that Mr. Ludmer might team up with H. Arnold Steinberg, a cousin of the feuding family and Steinberg's executive vice president, finance and development. +Those hardest hit by far were junk funds, which were roiled by debt problems at several highly leveraged companies. +American Baby is one of just a handful of magazines that use a computerized binding process known as selective binding. +Chirac was the conservative candidate and lost to President Francois Mitterrand, a Socialist who won a second seven-year term. +Catholic Europe was celebrating William's victory because it meant that England would enter the war on the side of the anti-Louis coalition. +The FNFC issue of convertible preference shares, a rescue operation, came as the consumer credit company announced a Pounds 32m pre-tax loss for the year. This, at least, was fact rather than rumour. +Even his charities are entrepreneurial. +We don't even have enough housing for our young people." On Oct. 3, the first anniversary of reunification, three local youths threw a Molotov cocktail through a ground-floor window of the Huenxe asylum home. +A recommendation that exchange rates be stabilized first, something governments can do with a minimal act of will, would have been more original, and much more helpful. +Hoover & Strong vice president Dan Pharr said he was unfamiliar with "cold fusion" research and "I wouldn't know how to comment one way or the other." +These were readily seized but traders then found that stock in the underlying blue chips had become very hard to find. +The president said "the most touching moment" of his visit was when he talked to the doctor who rescued young Julio Berumen from a crushed car. +One witness said she tried to flag the bus down because she thought the driver probably could not see the train because of a light drizzle. +Bofors is accused of paying $50 million in kickbacks to win the contract. +Authorities last week announced the seizure of nearly 100 tons of steel tubing and other parts about to be shipped out of Italy to Jordan to be transported overland from there, presumably to an assembly point near Baghdad. +Salvat was founded more than 100 years ago in Barcelona and employs about 1,500 people, including 500 in Spain and the rest in 15 other countries, mostly in Latin America. +Foreign financial institutions often use loss leaders or low-profit businesses to gain footholds in the U.S. and other countries. +This Monday is the Fourth of July. +Witnesses said the minivan's engine began racing as soon as it was started. +As previously reported, KKR has offered $90 a share in cash for 87% of RJR's stock, plus securities with an intended face value of $90 a share for the remaining 13%. +"We said we'd be willing to plead guilty to some counts as long as we didn't implicate certain people we believe were not guilty," an Eastern spokeswoman said, explaining the company's reversal. +They note that under international flight rules, a three-member crew going from the U.S. to a foreign country can fly as many as 12 hours without a rest. +I didn't try to hit the boy. +The Runnells couldn't be reached for comment. +Dual-Lite has 2,514,000 shares outstanding. +Net withdrawals from savings and loan institutions slowed by more than 50 percent in May to $2.4 billion, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board said. +Dr. Henri Bismuth, a liver transplant surgeon at Paul Brousse Hospital in Paris, reported here Tuesday that he had no choice but to divide the liver of a 40-year-old brain-dead man for two women, both unconscious and near death. +Kirkham said he never intended to run the business illegally. But his struggling operation was derailed when the sand-hauling truck he used to subsidize the fledgling waste-hauling business was wrecked. +The fibres-for-acrylics swap with DuPont flatters the underlying improvement in materials. +At the Korsnas pulp mill at Gavle on the Swedish east coast, they boast that the problem of industrial waste has almost been solved. +The fact that other close allies of Musavi won the vote of confidence indicated that a head-on clash between radicals and conservatives over Iran's postwar economic policy has been averted, at least for now. +"He can't just say what Dan Quayle thinks." Most everyone who knows him echoes one point: Dan Quayle wants to win. +This possible "trophy pricing" could hinder Mr. Traub's attempt. +"It's the perfect life style." +He has also been involved in political battles. +Mr. Shaykin is confident the Best transaction will be neatly completed and that there will be plenty of new deals despite changes in the leveraged buy-out market. +The jury must decide whether Boag spent the money out of greed, or to improve the estate by investing it to generate income. +It hopes output from Amino will serve the domestic Polish market as well as other east and central European countries. +"It would be a very foolhardy thing for me to do to go flying without knowing what caused the blackout," Root said after receiving a letter informing him of the FAA decision. +He established close ties with the leftist government of the late President Forbes Burnham and incurred the wrath of opposition parties, which accused the cult of breaking up strikes and political meetings. +"AIDS isn't just a gay disease, it's everybody's disease," the ad goes on. +The unrest involving the Solidarity trade union in Poland got its start when meat prices were raised, but the Soviet population is generally less volatile. +"We consider our results to be unsatisfactory," said Chairman Edward Finkelstein, President Mark Handler and Executive Vice President Myron Ullman in a letter addressed to Macy investors. +The Continental plan affects fares popular with both business travelers and vacationers. +Wendell Harris, an FCC official, said the deluge of attempted phone calls to the Soviet Union in the past few days demonstrated the "urgency" of expanding phone traffic between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. +Coleman, 39, a U.S. Bureau of Land Management range conservationist from Vale, Ore., said some firefighters have experienced knee and leg problems because of the steep terrain. +At the first show, Como won for best vocal performance by a male. +But even as President Bush offered his prescription for the economy in last night's State of the Union address, the growing refrain among local leaders is: "We can't wait for Washington." +On the bridge, he rolled down his window and tried to toss Mr. Prozumenshikov's $16,000 Rolex watch into the river below. +Both were hospitalized, he said. +Fidler said a memorial service would be held Thursday for Harpe at Torrejon air base, but he said he did not know when Harpe's body would be transferred to the United States for burial. +The broadcast did not say how many speculators were caught, but newspapers have been increasingly critical of "dubious people" handling distribution of medicine, food and clothing from some centers in Bucharest. +However, Keebler's margin has not exceeded 7 per cent in the past decade and sank to 2.4 per cent in the first half of last year. +(By cloning he means not egg-splitting but replicating an existing or deceased person: 'I've never met anyone in the world who is worth cloning, and that's been my stock answer for 10 years.') Another was implanting human embryos in animals. +"It's a big mess," says a congressional aide involved in the matter. +Over the next 20 years, California Plant Protection opened 125 offices around the country. +Playing a New Orleans cop, he pokes at a mobster's corpse that sprawls in a public fountain. +'We're looking for incremental growth on top of the brands that we've acquired', he says. +Inflation, for the moment, has been lowered. +The first 73 cars displayed the names of the crash victims. Others carried placards and cards criticizing the air controllers. +The spokesman talked to The Associated Press on the condition he not be identified. +He cites the income shares of River & Mercantile which, he says, will yield 10.88 per cent to maturity without any dividend growth. Investors should, however, always be aware of what they are buying in the income share field. +Buyers of small-company stocks say the ones coming to market are the more-established concerns. +Buyers this week snatched up the 15 contemporary pieces for $750,000 more than the pre-auction estimate. +Precious-metals stocks were left out of the market's rise as the price of gold extended its recent retreat. +The government says it will retry the three on the deadlocked charges in March. +"This has really sent a shock wave through the business community," said Renee Reymond, the NAM's chief lobbyist on the issue. +Insurers, backed by the Reagan administration, blamed the crisis on a rash of unexpected court decisions that greatly expanded their liability for certain claims. +The lunar soil would be mined to extract oxygen, which then could be turned into rocket fuel. +"This in essence closes out Industrial Equity," Mr. Hadfield said. +The freeze does not mean that the 5m public sector workers will get no pay rise, but that any increase must be paid for by improved productivity or reduced staff. +Moments after hearing about the crash, four people who lost relatives in one of the world's worst airline disasters rushed to Philadelphia International Airport to offer consolation. +The total world market for electronic equipment grew by $54 billion in 1988 to reach $461 billion, and the world market for HDTV receivers and VCRs is forecast to be less than $30 billion by 2010. +He returned to law practice after an unsuccessful campaign for state auditor in 1986. +The interest will grow to 10% over the next three years, while Bell Atlantic and Ameritech will reduce their combined stake to 49.9% through a series of stock offerings that could begin as early as next year. +The order, announced Thursday, includes five 747-400 jumbo jets; one 747-200F, a jumbo freighter; four widebody 767s; 13 midsized 757s; and 13 737-300s, a smaller twinjet. +Instead, however, it focused mostly on a single component of recreation: the "outdoor estate," or land. +Many Hungarians who fled to the West after the 1956 Soviet invasion now carry other citizenship and so do not count as refugees. +While Macmillan said it would continue discussions with all interested parties, the company also noted that it might improve the restructuring program it unveiled as a counterpoint to Bass's bid. +Thousands of blacks who normally spend their end-of-the-month paychecks shopping on Saturdays stayed away from downtown Boksburg, the first Conservative-controlled town to reimpose segregation of parks, the town hall, and public toilets. +Meanwhile, housing expenditures fell for the second consecutive quarter. +Cardinal Basil Hume, Archbishop of Westminster, suggested on BBC television the setting up of a royal commission into 'the way society is going'. +It is expected to be signed formally at the Washington peace talks, which enter their eleventh round this week. Many of the most difficult and sensitive details remain obscure. +Instead he advocates replacing Social Security with a means-test system that would reduce or deny benefits to the elderly with higher incomes. +He thinks the stock would trade "in the low 30s" but for takeover talk. +Investigators also were considering the possibility of loss of power in an engine as a cause of the sudden descent, according to the sources. +Ramon Salcido, 28, looked glum and unkempt as he entered the innocent pleas to seven counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder in connection with an April 14 crime spree through the wine country north of San Francisco. +The Spirit-Acclaim successor will be introduced sometime around 1995, Gardner said. +A debt-rescheduling accord between Poland and its foreign bank creditors, already held up over several points, may be further delayed because banks recently granted Yugoslavia more-favorable terms, banking sources said. +I relish the masters of "nonsense" (the likes of Lewis Carroll or Edward Lear), which at its best is a fanciful form of sense. +Banc One stock closed at $22, up 37.5 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday. +"There was a failure of the dollar to follow through on the down side," said Bob Morrissey, a senior trader at the Bank of Boston's New York office. +The last ABC-Washington Post poll, with results from Saturday through Monday, had it 32 to 30 for Dole; the Boston Globe had it 31-30 for Bush, and the Boston Herald-WBZ poll had it 32-30 for Bush. +With the global telecoms business in flux, it seems C and W wanted a partner. +"I'd estimate there was about 60 feet of rubber. +The West German government said no evidence supports those reports. +Rodriguez arrived at Congress for the inauguration ceremony in an open convertible led by 21 flag-bearing horsemen. +Thomas M. Egan, president and chief executive officer of Stotler Group, said the company had been in negotiations with the creditors in efforts to reach a solution. +That was the turning point." +In Leningrad, Mr. Yurchenko, the restaurant manager, established the first independent labor union officially registered in the Soviet Union. +Yields six-month bills edged down to 7.77 percent as the discount dipped 1 basis point to 7.39 percent. +In a leveraged buyout, a company is acquired mainly with borrowed funds that are repaid with the target company's cash flow or by the sale of its assets. +The test subjects only could detect the odorant at high concentrations that for most people would be unbearable. +He might be present at a later stage to meet with top Chinese government officials like Deng Xiao Ping, but not now," the spokesman said. +"For Mr. van Heerden, the road from his office to New York is shorter than the road from his office to the president's office," says Peter Vale, the director of the Institute of Social and Economic Research at South Africa's Rhodes University. +Cullinet has reported quarterly losses for more than two years, but Mr. Tamke said that he expects the software maker to "deliver sustained profitability beginning in the third quarter." +One investor said that S.B. Lewis has about $150 million in capital; the government is seeking $5.5 million in fines from the firm. +The submachine gun is considered secondary firepower. +For the three months ended April 3, Raytheon said net income totaled $113.3 million, or $1.68 a share, on sales of $1.95 billion. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Cleveland-Cliffs closed at $13.75 a share, down 50 cents. +Judge Bork seemed disturbed by that, said one observer of the oral argument. +Merrill Lynch & Co. will be lead manager for the issue, which is due to be priced Tuesday. +William Griggs, economist at Griggs & Santow Inc., said bond investors appear to be paying little attention to the Commodity Research Bureau's futures index lately. +Flood watches were posted for parts of southern New England, southeast New York, including New York City, northern New Jersey and the Philadelphia area. +The company's chief executive officer, Eric Parker, said Trafalgar doesn't expect to be greatly affected by the recent turmoil on financial markets. +Bank of New York's hostile takeover bid for Irving Bank Corp. is being interrupted for 10 days on a federal judge's orders. +"We didn't want this country paying into the bank so that the Poles could borrow money to pay Germany," said Rep. David R. Obey, who has major responsibility in Congress for international finance. +U.S. strategists have concerns, too. +Suddenly, the sled crashes through, water splashing over the side. +Mr. Smith added that, despite respectable trading at the group's Rover auto unit, the car market "remains difficult," forcing production and labor cutbacks. +Richard Oberlander of Pittsburgh is one of those. +Inflation might be the No. 1 issue with the Fed chairman, but closing that deficit is No. 1 with other groups, including some in the White House. +Others didn't see it that way. +Both measures are aimed at those who leave the government and then immediately lobby their former colleagues _ usually on issues with which they were involved. +A Mexican police officer was arraigned Friday in the 1985 torture-murder of U.S. drug agent Enrique Camarena. +Hill accepted a position with Judge Thomas when he moved to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. +You've got competition around the world." Japan's occupation of China in World War II has left "real scars" even a half-century later, Lord said. +He points to the New York Post, a rival tabloid where unions made extensive wage-and-hour concessions earlier this year. +To calm those fears, Mr. Alberthal traveled to Washington to meet with executives of the unit's government systems group, where most of the eight executives who defected to Mr. Perot had worked. +And Ford last fall began selling Lincoln Town Cars equipped with a new V-8 engine, the first of a family of "modular" engines for fullsized and midsized cars. +The White House said it was heard on ships in the area. +As a result, Westworld said it will incur a "very substantial" charge when it reports fourth-quarter results. +BRADWELL, a quiet village near Southend-on-Sea, is particularly quiet this month. +The incumbent Social Democrats, or SPD, won 45%, a strong recovery from the 41.7% they won in the November election that resulted in a deadlock with the opposition Christian Democrats. +But some industry analysts said the truck pact is Toyota's first step toward local production of passenger cars in Europe. +In 1947, then-Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Vyshinsky said that "Wallenberg is not in the Soviet Union," and that "He is unknown to us." +U.S. officials said the teams brought heavy equipment to Cabanatuan to remove tons of debris. +The only previous excavation of Birka was conducted 100 years ago by Hjalmar Stolpe, a zoologist who came in search of insect fossils in 1871 and stayed 24 years to dig up many of the 2,500 Viking age graves. +Countries outside the program account for more that 34% of U.S. steel imports, the trade group said. +The 26 teams took in a record $1,241,059,000 in 1989, a 23 percent increase from the previous season. +At least one analyst was skeptical about the Amax announcement. +In the early 1980s, Mr. Whitfield was managing Apple Computer Co.'s Macintosh ad campaign and saw firsthand the enormous sums spent on ads that got shelved after a few months. +Some call taxol the most promising new chemotherapy to appear in a decade, and many are eager to study it. +Among them is to switch the affiliation to WCIX, which CBS has an option to purchase for a relatively lower price, or to move it to the current NBC affiliate in the market, WSVN. +If so, unless they sell it, they will receive only a surrender value, which is worked out using a different set of calculations from the bonuses which make up the pay-outs on a conventional policy. +"This is certainly not a question of whether or not kids should work, but a question of how much they should work," Prof. +BZW's Ecu100m issue for Swedish Export Credit, fully fungible with an existing Ecu400m of bonds due in February 1994, was widely seen as tightly priced - though it was offered at five basis points above the similar deal from OKB at the end of last week. +They fell 3.2 percent in the Midwest to 900,000 units and were off 2.8 percent in the South to 1.38 million units. +We will miss him greatly." Smith took over as worldwide publisher at Newsweek in September 1988 after running the international division for five years. +"Quayle is going to go after the top of the ticket. +U.S. officials in Washington said he might give a speech there. +It was the 101st day of the inconclusive showdown between Aoun and Geagea for control of the 310-square-mile Christian enclave. +His tough, pulpy literature was filled with neurotics, psychotics and con men trying to paper over their nowhere lives with big schemes. +St. Mary's, a sprawling 347-bed institution that sits across from an abandoned brass factory that will soon be razed, is just completing a $19 million expansion project. +Neither side in this issue and debate would ever disagree on the physiological facts. +They said police commanders were responsible for the deaths because they ordered a raid on the campus. +He saw no action in the war. +A foie gras week, she suggests, ought to include hands-on experience at making foie gras and confits in the farmhouse kitchen of a small duck producer she knows, and learning to cook dishes using both confits and fresh duck. +Many took days off work on Friday. +The Companies Act requires all companies to have their accounts audited. +Just as the October 1987 "meltdown" in the stock market did not produce an economic recession (as we correctly predicted at the time), so the present strength in the stock market does not necessarily mean that the economy will avoid recession. +Under terms of the plan, the company would exchange up to $530 million in principal amount of outstanding debt for new debt securities and common stock. +A "Romeo and Juliet" couple married for 53 years died together in their nursing home room on the same night. +To the outside world, not much has changed. Will Rawlins still be there, making optimistic projections, next year? +A tremendous amount (of future research) will be built on it." +Another is history: Jackson, who has found support from whites elusive, did his best on that score in his 1984 campaign with California whites. +NBC, a unit of General Electric, is expected to win smaller increases. +In trading yesterday, crude oil for August delivery settled at $21.65 a barrel, up 18 cents, on the New York Merc. +In addition, to make acceptance of the exit bonds more attractive, Brazil plans to propose that these bonds should offer a competitive yield, would rank as senior Brazilian debt and could be used to make debt-equity swaps, the official said. +Although he wouldn't specify the size of the order, he said it "wasn't beyond the range of an ordinary operation," adding that 200 to 300 contracts isn't unusual. +Bush had sought $4.6 billion in the budget for two of the bat-winged planes next year and advanced procurement of parts for six more in the following year. +Many observers said it's clear that if Mr. De Benedetti doesn't attract some Belgian partners, it would be difficult for him to succeed in gaining control of Generale de Belgique. +All 23 Democratic presidential delegates will be selected Saturday at county conventions throughout the state. +Mr. Schroth said yesterday's offering and a recent $100 million issue by the Export-Import Bank of Japan are part of an effort by Japanese issuers to increase visibility in U.S. credit markets. +They took him to Lincoln Hospital, where he was pronounced dead a short time later, she said. +Technically, freedom of the press was guaranteed by a declaration in the Soviet Constitution, but the new law is the first to spell out detailed guarantees of press freedoms. +Wool fetched the highest prices at auction for 18 months last week, thanks to a shortfall in supply, a rise in overseas demand and a sharply lower Kiwi dollar. The market indicator was 494 cents (153p) - 25 per cent up from early last month. +Fitch downgraded the utility's rating on $800 million in first-mortgage bonds to A from AA. +"It's a landmark decision because discrimination against Hispanics in this society is pervasive," said Antonio Silva, co-counsel for the agents in the class action suit. +People putting in their two cents. +Israel occupies a border strip in south Lebanon as a buffer zone against cross-border raids by Palestinian guerrillas. +She said she wanted to sell the pig for cash to buy feed for the other animals. +Overhead charges, also known as indirect costs, have been the subject of much debate in academic circles, amid federal budget austerity and declining support for university research in general. +The stock ownership plan, authorized by the board of directors in July, will supplement an existing retirement and savings plan. +Sometimes I do more, sometimes a little less," says Mr. Ross. +Hungarian government spokesman Zsolt Bajnok told reporters "a few days are still required" before the East Germans can be released, but he refuse to be more specific. +And why the attention given to its decision to cut the final dividend by 3p to 5p per share? +"Because feedstocks of natural gas are more widely distributed, even greater price competition would result in this case," it said. +Earlier in the day, prices for North Sea Brent fell by 65 cents to 70 cents a barrel on European spot markets, with some cargoes trading below $13 a barrel. +Car makers enjoyed a day of gains. +Both it and the building societies emphasised that the decision did not reflect dissatisfaction with the working relationship. +Yet now, as Congress moves toward raising the $3.35-an-hour minimum wage for the first time since 1981, the battle rages just as hot and heavy as ever. +The company said it would reduce the work force at its main Wisconsin plants by about 400 people, which is about 7% of overall employment but 18% of its manufacturing personnel. +Syrian gunners lobbed shells at two Christian harbors Thursday, killing at least two people hours after Arab League envoys called a new cease-fire to halt two months of fierce artillery battles. +'But for my money I'd prefer it this way, to have it out in the open. +Twenty years ago, Connecticut lawmakers approved a statewide income tax, only to reverse direction in the face of voter revolt and quickly repeal it. +Nickerson said that within the next 15 days Hertz must deposit $13.7 million into a special fund to be disbursed to individuals and insurance companies that were overcharged. +Two executives of Tokyo Aircraft Instrument Co. resigned from their managerial posts because one of their subordinates allegedly sold information to Soviet officials between April 1986 and July 1987, a company spokesman said. +Says the J.K. Lasser Institute in its annual publication Your Income Tax: "If your return is audited, you will have to prove that the casualty occurred and the amount of the loss. +Legislation that advocates say would give Idaho the nation's toughest anti-abortion law cleared a state Senate committee Friday and was headed for final legislative vote. +Perhaps it should be. Still on the subject of personalised number plates, I see that Ken Warren, Conservative MP for Hastings, owns MP 1066. +Second, she said, "We are down to problems in this country that can only be resolved by some group giving up something for another. For a long time we solved problems by putting new money on the table. +And if I win it will be a mainstream mandate." +The members of the group, he says, "seemed like a family." +Like Rocky Mountain's Chemical-Free TenderCare diaper, the new product does not contain chemical polymer salts used by other manufacturers in disposable diapers to absorb wetness. +Zaretsky stressed in his report that his conclusions were tentative and based on an as-yet uncompleted examination of Revco's problems. +Its 6,000-man 7th Armored Division, known as the Desert Rats, has trained with U.S. troops in Germany during NATO maneuvers. +Be sure to ask not only about regular call provisions but also about any special features that can trigger early calls, advises B. Daniel Evans, president of Fitch Investors Service Inc., a credit-rating company. +She replaces 46-year-old Neil Dunford (left), who is moved to the new position of MGIM deputy chairman. Morgan Grenfell's UK pension side has long trailed behind its highly successful international investment management. +In recent years, farmers have been required to idle some land to be eligible for federal payments. +The acquisition will also include certain undisclosed fixed assets, personnel and business relationships. +This was his best effort to date at convincing an audience of world leaders of his country's (and his own) democratic credentials. The script was flawless. +"If politicians really believe in parliamentary democracy, then they should participate in this election. +Net sales of US mutual funds this year have reached Dollars 180bn, he says; during the last two months, the amount of new cash flowing into foreign funds has exceeded Dollars 1bn a week. +"Peaceable Kingdom," about a gutsy woman zookeeper who lives right on the zoo grounds with her kids and pet seal, is another one of those warm-hearted family shows that make critics cringe. +Alpha chips currently cost about $1,500 each, and thus are impractical for use in PCs, Olivetti's main business, at the moment. +That made it likely that the announcement would coincide with the board's annual National Forum, scheduled Oct. 31-Nov. +The market was encouraged by the figures and the shares rose from 327p to 334p. Blue Circle stopped shipping to the US several years ago. +There are usually no witnesses other than the child and victimizer, and there is rarely conclusive physical evidence. +Besides luxury-hotel investment and management, it also has interests in property, transportation, airline catering, food manufacturing and retailing and restaurants. +Democratic presidential candidate Walter Mondale interviewed Cisneros in 1984 about possibly running on his ticket. +Past efforts have been examinations of issues such as hunger and foreign-language education. +Despite inflation, consumers are paying less for natural gas now, on average, than in 1984. +On Monday, the Bank of France boosted interest rates to defend the franc in the face of the German unit's strength. +In some countries, the use of non-public information to profit in the financial markets is perfectly acceptable. +London cocoa prices fell as Ivory Coast arrivals continued to be higher than previously forecast. +In the house, there is a staircase that is an architectural tour de force and the whole interior of the chapel is a decorative triumph. The recent history of Wardour has not been entirely happy. +They were lured one at a time to a barn, gagged, shot and dumped in a common grave. +They're staying liquid until they decide what to do," says David Thibodeau, executive vice president of Third National Bank in Nashville, Tenn. +Stock prices retreated in a turbulent session today, running into some resistance at or near record highs. +Camarena and Reveles were booked for investigation of conspiracy to commit murder and Aleman was booked for possession of a sawed-off rifle. +He had traveled there to dedicate a shrine. +An individual familiar with the situation estimated that the value of its trading book of interest-rate options could drop by as much as $30 million. +We now see that you need the process first. +The local is seeking enhanced pension benefits and retirement, including full benefits, at 55 years of age. +A Boston company and seven men were indicted on federal fraud charges in connection with a scheme to collect "advance fees" from borrowers seeking loans that were never provided. +He wants the Strasbourg assembly to have rights in EU decisions almost equal to the Council of Ministers. +In Rupert, with a population just over 600, many feel the real issue on the ballot has more to do with the local family feud than the issue of wet versus dry. +The ponds are enclosed by chain-link fences topped with razor wire and reinforced with small mesh at the base to keep out animals large and small. +Club president A. Sanford Miles, who called the suit a "David and Goliath" conflict, said money was not the issue in the lawsuit. +Car production in July rose 2.8% from a year earlier to 919,411 units, led by a 24% surge in production of medium-sized cars. +IMF contributions determine members' voting power and provide resources for loans to developing nations. +OHA receives money from the state and from income derived from trust lands turned over to Hawaii by the federal government upon statehood in 1959. +It said journalists who wrote the stories didn't want their names used for fear of gangland retribution. +And, according to OECD figures, its total GDP amounted to $359 billion, far short of its economic rival's $450 billion. +I know what you've done. +We've got a sincere problem." There have been other financial crises that forced cutbacks. +In 1980 the government spent $265 million on this program. +Heflin said NASA considered the problem serious because it went undetected before Discovery was launched. +Friends and aides say Mr. Reagan has developed a passionate belief that the limit sapped his power halfway through his second term and that it must be repealed if the country hopes to have truly effective leaders. +He said it would cost only $700 to connect to the corner tap, and that district commissioners offered to come out on their own time and dig the ditch. +Both companies make pressure-measurement systems used primarily by semiconductor makers. +Warner Communications Inc. said Monday that its earnings rose 22.3 percent in the second quarter, boosted by record profits in its film, music and cable broadcasting divisions. +Administration officials didn't rule out military action against Libya, but they suggested it isn't likely. +Tension rose in early August after the assassination by unidentified gunmen of Pakistani Shiite leader Arif Hussain al-Hussaini in the northwest frontier city of Peshawar. +But she warns of many reproductions and modern bottles that won't appreciate: "If you're just starting in this, buyer beware." FREDDIE MAC'S BACK to help bail out a New York co-op. +"A federal sentence has to be served in a federal facility," she said. +Thirty-seven passengers were aboard the Houston-to-Dallas train when the accident occurred near Waller, about 40 miles northwest of Houston, Southern Pacific Railroad spokesman Jim Johnson said. +But on a recent Sunday, his pattern changed radically. +Many come from troubled backgrounds. +In Reno, even thick-furred Malamute dogs balked at going outside. +The FAA is spending millions of dollars on bomb detection. +Tokyo share prices staged a moderate rally in the afternoon session to erase most of the morning's losses, but the buying interest was narrowly focused and the broad market closed mixed. +But authorities were looking into reports a prisoner threw paint thinner during a fight inside the ward and another inmate ignited the thinner to start the fire, Garza said. +"I think it is they who make the most major changes, and reduce the probabilities of an event such as last October recurring." +He is a distinguished-looking, gray-haired man, and he dresses in conservative blue suits. +Movie mogul Raymond Chow recalls his initial response to a suggestion he produce a film called "Teen-Age Mutant Ninja Turtles." "It's quite impossible! +Against this background, Mr. Baeza must prove that a monopoly government can be good government. +Barricada reported the altercation. +Except for two World War II Japanese battleships and the current Navy aircraft carriers, the 58,000-ton ships of the Iowa class are the largest warships in the world. +"Since the best quality track is usually found on lines connecting and traversing large population centers, the Energy Department is generally forced to choose between using higher quality track and avoiding high population areas," the report said. +"I would strongly hope that this issue can be put to rest" as a result of the report, said Suzanne Dilk, a former senior analyst with the Social Security Administration and one of four experts on the study panel. +The police department schedule doesn't reveal any "boxheads" like the three columnists who showed up in Atlanta with boxes on their heads to prove the media would make a story out of anything. +Fortunately, it all worked out. +Most think that Europeans realize they must make changes to compete against the Japanese and the U.S. +About 14,000 other U.S. troops participated in the invasion last year, but all those soldiers were withdrawn. +The sharp reduction in coking coal prices agreed between Japan and its Canadian and Australian suppliers has been followed by an even bigger cut on the European market. +The New York Stock Exchange hasn't said when it will allow program traders to resume regular use of the DOT system. +Eyeing the general election, he hopes to reinforce the "traditional values" advantage that GOP candidates have enjoyed over Democrats for a generation. +Seidman "suggested the name of Bill Taylor, who we're very high on, to take his responsibilities," Bush said. +Experts said people should talk about the experience and use jokes to relieve stress. +Wednesday's rejection of the $63.50-a-share offer came the same day that a Chancery Court judge in Delaware gave Holly Farms permission to ask its shareholders on April 14 to approve a friendly merger with ConAgra Inc. of Omaha, Neb. +The incident occurred shortly before midnight Thursday at the Air Defense Artillery Group 101 in Ciudadela, 12 miles west of the capital, the office of the chief of staff said in a brief communique. +But from internal figures, based on what OPEC members reported, the secretariat's second list calculated production for July at 17.4 million barrels a day and for August at 17.8 million barrels a day. +Mr. Greenspan also rejected the suggestion that this year's weakness in commodity prices, and strength in bond prices and the dollar, signaled that Fed policy is too tight. +The more than a billion third-party reports filed in 1990 included 225 million on withheld taxes; matched with returns, they led to $3.5 billion in IRS claims for added taxes and penalties. +"U.S. companies are aggressively pursuing opportunities in the Japanese market," the trade group said. +But Mr. Aaron, among others, continues to insist that the data are inconclusive. +"There's a life cycle to these things," said Vic Miller, who advises governors and legislators on federal grants. +At the Utah gathering, tribal leaders said they hope their alliance will lead to a summit with President Bush where concerns over federal encroachment into tribal sovereignty could be discussed. +Nevertheless, the preliminary conclusions of the Concorde trial seem discouraging. A recent article in the British Medical Journal supports Wellcome's view that changes in protocol make any meaningful analysis difficult. +The deficit was thereby only cut from 13.3 per cent of GDP to 6.3 per cent. +MDI Mobile Data International Inc. said shareholders re-elected the company's board despite a challenge from a dissident group opposed to a takeover of the company by Motorola Inc., Schaumburg, Ill. +The 40th birthday festivities kicked off at the Super Bowl in New Orleans in January with a halftime show featuring the Peanuts characters. +Niederberger, who got off the train half an hour earlier and called the transit authority to report the driver, said his warnings were handled too slowly to prevent the accident. +This is union "brotherhood" at its worst. +A NASA doctor caused the cancellation of plans to have President Nixon have dinner with the Apollo 11 astronauts before the launch of that first moon-landing mission. +Mrs. Whitmire set a special council session for Friday to discuss a resolution against racist remarks. +Perhaps Wednesday would have provided it. +Gerstner's accomplishments speak for themselves," he says. +A Bush administration report to Congress complains in unmistakable terms about human rights abuses in China following last year's crackdown on the pro-democracy movement there, according to sources who have seen the document. +"Our level of confidence will drive how big a bet we'll make," says Kenneth Gregory, a principal in the firm. +Rebels are slowly advancing from suburb to suburb of this capital, where an atmosphere of fear and lawlessness prevails along with expectations President Samuel Doe will soon take flight. +But Shamir himself has suggested that the Israeli threshold for moving into Jordan may be lower than the officially stated policy. +Qintex Entertainment Inc., a television production and distribution firm, will sell its operating assets for more than $65 million in two transactions, it was announced today. +"Our government is set on finding a political solution to the conflict," Cristiani said Friday. "There is no use for a military solution. +The recession, which began in mid-1992, has yet to bottom out. +A surprising number of people cannot remember. +(See Observer) The Treasury has a new mastermind for its efforts to attract private capital into the provision of public services. +The Legislature last December approved an additional $35 million for the program. +Nicor said gas distribution expenditures will rise by $10 million. +For the one great lesson of the war is that the conventional defense of Europe is inadequate and that, therefore, the nuclear threshold is unacceptably low. +I was about to step forth on a dare from my editor when a spaced-out blonde weaved out of the crowd. +"Things are looking pretty good," says John Canning, a senior executive at First Chicago Corp., a longtime KKR investor. +BA/CA-Poland S.A. is also very active in corporate and retail banking, as well as in treasury and capital markets. +Thirty years later, in 1764, the monks produced the milder green liqueur based on the elixir, and this is their main product today. The elixir itself is still available. +Since Midas, perhaps since Adam, the consequences of risky business have been spurned to the peril of those who dare to pursue happiness a little too voraciously. +On the root cause of homelessness, 45 percent said society mainly is at fault and 33 percent said the homeless themselves are chiefly to blame. +Donna Alston, a spokeswoman for Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, said 568 of the authority's 1,510 buses are lift-equipped. +The House agreed to a seven-month extension of the program that allows some illegal aliens to apply for legal residence. +New homes must be at least 3 feet above the 100-year flood plain. +Foreign ownership of U.S. airlines raises concerns about national security, competition and bilateral negotiations on international routes, Skinner has said. +The inmates did demand that there be no prosecution for any crimes committed during the riot, but state officials refused. +All seven have held top positions in anti-apartheid groups around Port Elizabeth, one of the most militant black areas in the country. +Only Japan (34.7) and Germany (16) are more expensive. +"That's like you telling me the guy down the street is going to assemble the F-14 fighter. +The proposal was finely balanced, matching US concessions in zinc with Japanese tariff cuts in copper. +"When I first met him, he was interested in any business that walked. +Audubon filters out 80 per cent. +"The picture is one we're constantly evaluating, and if we find we're falling short within an area we know we can do better, we're going to be seeking those additional funds," he said. +Instead it suggests an annual shortfall of Pounds 200m a year. The report yesterday provided the basis of an angry condemnation by the British Medical Association of the closure plans. +However, the company said fewer than 75% of the notes, due in 2001, were tendered under the offer. +These were fed grain for 10 to 13 months. +In January 1989 Lloyds led the way and the others soon followed. +By acquiring such companies and their trademarks, analysts say, Playmates would be able to market existing products under its own name. +The 21-year-old survivor, who suffered burns and an ankle injury, was in stable condition at Boulder Community Hospital on Saturday night, according to a statement by the Boulder County Sheriff's Department. +Purchases by that group, if made with Guinness or Morgan Grenfell backing or with an agreement to protect the purchasers from a later price drop, could be a violation of takeover code or even British company law. +GM said the buybacks would have the effect of "increasing participation in the net income of EDS and GMHE by the holders of (regular) common stock." +Even in New York, where a new scam comes along about as often as a puff of pollution from New Jersey, this is one for the books: They're scalping lox. +These are much bigger than their Polaris predecessors. Most of the work would be done at other docks. +In the short term the only way to make large cuts in public expenditures - barring a wages freeze on which the prime minister remains a little vague - is through cuts in capital investment in projects. +The legislation is given good prospects for winning House approval, but it faces tough going in the Senate. +All three paintings taken from Amsterdam's Municipal Museum last month were recovered undamaged, according to police spokesman Klaas Wilting. +In state stores, where prices are lower but the stock phrase is "Nie ma" _ "There is none _ beef is almost never seen. +He and his wife, Theda, wanted to stay in Atlanta. +Among the most significant of those events are the sudden spike in the price of oil and the looming possibility of a recession soon. +The company also said it has instituted a claims procedure for reimbursing back pay. +Afternoon temperatures also were generally in the upper 80s and 90s from southern Texas to the southern half of the Atlantic Coast. +Paper and chemicals concern Feldmuehle-Nobel shed 3.20 marks to 271.80, adjusted for the payout of a 10-mark dividend. +The Soviets have an estimated 355 Backfires now, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a London-based think tank. +In this tense atmosphere, wild rumors abounded. +Jackson said Monday he could conceive of situations where he would grant safe passage to hostage-takers, saying "I choose negotiation over blind bloody confrontation." +Hanson was the third busiest stock option, trading 1,030 contracts. +Sophisticated investors argue that income-seekers often would do better to aim for capital growth instead. +The minimum initial investment is $1 million. +"When I first came here, live whales cost Newfoundland fishermen over $1 million a year from lost or damaged nets and all," Beamish says. "And now tourism probably brings in $1 million a year to the island. +Once the gene has been identified, researchers can begin figuring out its function and then start searching for possible therapy. +But she still spends plenty of time at the stove. +She had previously worked with Bochco on the short-lived series about a minor-league baseball team, "Bay City Blues." +The key documents involved generally were Defense Department five-year spending plans. +He said his client's guilty plea referred only to the fact that he neglected to tell investors that he was permanently barred in 1955 from selling securities in New York state. +Mr. Threlkeld said the copper market seems to be anticipating a recession in three months, with declining use being the result. +Dixon said he had been notified by the singer's promotion company, TCC Productions of Encino, Calif., that Jackson's illness progressed Monday to laryngitis. +In the last 13 years there has been one escape. +Christian sources said the embassy siege was designed by Aoun to whip up anti-American sentiment among Christians inside and outside Lebanon, to bring pressure on the United States. +The movie still has a strong cult following. +Swingle speculated the whale may have been in shallow water feeding on fish. +About 60,000 have been issued. +It provides for both criminal and civil prosecution and carries penalties of up to $50,000 for each day of violation and imprisonment of up to six months. +In February, the company posted a six-month loss of 2.9 million pounds, or $4.9 million. +The French daily Le Monde said the Soviets told Palestinian leaders that making their move before the Nov. 1 vote could benefit candidates of the Israeli right. +They presented a chart showing the fund would be $193 million in the red by 1995 unless a down payment were required and the loan origination fee raised. +At the Port Isabel Service Processing Center, where an influx of asylum applicants was expected, giant tents were pitched to house detainees and dozens of typewriters were shipped to process applications. +But the Dec. 1 rate of lay averaged 68.8 eggs per 100 birds, compared with 68.5 eggs a year earlier, the board said in its recent report. +Some 650,000 younger West Germans began learning trade skills this year, down from a peak of 706,000 in 1986. +Bankers Trust New York and J.P. Morgan declined to say whether they would risk a confrontation with the Fed by applying to the state for approval to set up securities units. +Only yesterday, the US Customs confirmed it was investigating whether export laws were violated in a 1985 sale of Thomson lasers to Iraq. +By today, the winds had dropped by nearly half and the Brisbane Weather Office said the storm was no longer a major threat to coast communities. +The company is also considering expanding into the warehousing business. +The Agency for International Development also will maximize its support for foreign capital projects, the administration said in its report to Congress. +"The Bush-Cheney budget proposal, even after Kuwait, proposes devastating cuts," Mr. Aseritis notes. +Boyd told the Saint Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press that the loan follows a precedent established in 1987 when Boeing Co. bought $700 million in convertible notes from Allegis, then the parent company to United Airlines, as part of a jet sale. +GW Utilities, which has interests in oil production and transportation, paid a special dividend of C$10 a share, or C$393 million, in January following the sale of its 82% stake in Consumers Gas Ltd. to British Gas PLC. +Regulators picked Banc One Corp. of Columbus, Ohio, the nation's 25th largest banking company, from among six firms bidding to take over the insolvent banks with $13.1 billion in assets. +Mr. Brooke's departure was unexpected, some employees said. +And he has his own fan club with more than 5,000 members. +"We fell slightly short in the second year, and by the third year, it was clear revenue growth couldn't sustain publishing," says Mr. Jennings. +The new directors are Christopher Skase, chairman of Qintex Ltd., and two other senior Qintex officers, Robert Campbell and Richard Capps. +But 10 patients of the 56 who received a placebo developed the disease. +Libya was accused of using chemical weapons in a war against Chad. +The inspectors say: 'That company had no assets to meet such a liability.' They also criticise a 'comfort letter' from Blyth Dutton, Norton's solicitors. +"Whether the economy is moving out of recession into a recovery is a question of diminishing importance right now," Mr. Gross said. +I think that's why it was very hard to realize that it was closing. +A stack of tortillas, the mainstay of the Mexican diet, can still be bought for about a nickel a pound, and the prices of milk, gasoline and a host of other products haven't changed much. +NATURAL GAS The Supreme Court, in a decision the Reagan administration says could save consumers an estimated $100 million a year, cleared the way today for price deregulation of some natural gas. +The problem, said Mr. Rittereiser, was that brochures used to sell the product created the impression that the bonds always would sell at par, suggesting that there was little risk to principal. +Both institutions said they plan to reach agreement on terms of the transaction within 45 days and have agreed not to negotiate with other parties during that period. +Thirteen months later and 3,200 miles away, the Valdez oil spill again will wash over the nation's largest oil company Wednesday as shareholders consider six environmental proposals seeking to make Exxon Corp. more ecologically responsive. +Martech played a role in the Exxon Valdez oil cleanup. +The report concludes that "our vast investment in El Salvador has brought neither peace nor political stability nor a sound economy. +It is estimated that the entire Superfund cleanup bill may reach $500 billion. +DECIDES, as a consequence, to take the following measure to secure compliance of Iraq with operative paragraph 2 and to restore the authority of the legitimate Government of Kuwait; 3. +He might also have some diplomatic tips. +Also since the accident, both the Directors Guild and the Screen Actors Guild set up 24-hour hotlines to answer questions on safety issues on a movie set. +Every action incites a reaction. +"It won't stay out of our business. +Also on trial is Saudi financier Adnan Khashoggi, who is accused of helping the Marcoses conceal a series of New York real estate deals allegedly financed in part with money stolen from the Philippine treasury. +He noted that on Sept. 22, the Sandinista government required that American diplomats based in Nicaragua who leave the country, for whatever reason, must wait three weeks before they are allowed to re-enter Nicaragua. +Saturday's London violence was the worst since September 1985, when crowds of young blacks and some whites clashed with police in the northern industrial city of Birmingham. +The Whitneys discovered the bats when Bill peeked into the attic and saw foot-high mounds of bat guano. +"My guess is, it'll increase the numbers" of Armenians seeking to come to the United States, McNary said at a news conference. +But he added that the talks have also included all the other major software and hardware players in workstations, including Sun, Motorola Inc. and Intel Corp. +The group now holds 343,900 shares in the Basking Ridge, N.J., package-delivery and auto-parts company. +Sales probably climbed 0.1% last month after rising 0.7% in September, while industrial production was probably unchanged after increasing 0.1%, some economists say. +But the numbers lie, said one congressional military expert. +UAL (NYSE; Symbol: UAL) Business: Airlines, hotels and car and truck rentals. +This year's shipments, primarily from Australia and New Zealand but also more than a dozen other countries, are forecast at 2.08 billion pounds, nearly twice the amount of exports. +The company has 54 million Canadian dollars (US$47.9 million) in Series B preferred outstanding. +On Sunday, he co-authored a piece alleging that Mr. Maxwell planned to fake his death and escape with millions siphoned from his empire. +The approval followed a three-day hearing last week during which Judge Barry Schermer considered the merits of competing offers by Horsham's AOC Acquisition Corp. unit and Getty Petroleum Corp., of Jericho, N.Y. +I had not seen this before and thought it very distinctive. +Defense Minister Horacion Jaunarena accepted an invitation, delivered by Shultz from U.S. Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci, to visit the United States this fall. +Basil also has a growing following. +She said it would be corrected in any future editions. +New government data that suggested the pace of economic growth is slowing had little impact on the stock market. +"He is the governor of our state and I have respect for him in that position and I'm sorry that the man doesn't understand what my philosophy is," Duke said. "He's operating on what he perceives my philosophy was 10 years ago or 15 years ago. +Donovan's life work is art usually seen at a great distance in a fleeting glance from a car window. +Earnings for the quarter ended Jan. 31 rose to $253 million, or $3.38 a share, from $224 million, or $3 a share, last year. +The realignment, announced Tuesday, indicated that Mahathir intends to isolate party opponents from the Kuala Lumpur government. +He says other investors include technicians from TRW, General Motors Corp.'s Hughes Aircraft division and McDonnell Douglas. +A few policemen kept their distance and made no attempt to disperse the demonstrators. +Still, when she delves into politics, she tries not to let personal views show. +Mr. Bryan can't afford any mistakes as he undertakes something rare in Britain: A bitter, U.S.-style proxy contest. +A year ago, for example, none foresaw the devastating drought that swept across much of the nation in the spring of 1988 or the economic grief it caused for hard-pressed farmers trying to recover from earlier financial troubles. +As in the case of Gillette, he contends that the Vikings' management, too, is running the team largely for its own gain. +The plan would end uncertainty about health insurance by guaranteeing all Americans access to care that 'could never be taken away'. +Chesley said he will ask that Chubb's records for the drought insurance be audited and that the court appoint a master to invest and pay out the money. +The request, by First City principals Richard Greenberg, Frederick Greenberg and Dan Quigley, was approved by the bank board in January 1985. +Still, a slow stock market is slow for everyone. +For example, Mazda wants Ford to build trucks for it in the U.S. that Mazda can sell in this country under its own brand name. +The four islands plan to hold a political union referendum after parliamentary elections, still unscheduled, are held in Grenada and Dominica. +Why shouldn't I be as thin-minded as the next American? +Gorbachev appealed for calm Feb. 26, but after the strife tapered off in Yerevan rioting broke out in the Azerbaijani port of Sumgait and 32 people were killed, 26 of them Armenians. +Snow continued falling today from the Pacific Northwest to the northern Rockies, northern Plains, and upper Mississippi Valley, and was expected to spread to the Great Lakes. +Expanding on this notion, Ms. Borden has asked: "What is so wrong with renting your body for two shifts a week, when the alternative is a 40-hour-a-week job that makes you so burned out all you can do is come home and watch TV at the end of the day?" +Still, the ducks ruffled feathers in Santa Rosa, Calif., when environmentalists opposed a race on the Russian River. +According to the legal situation in our country, it is a freely elected parliament, the sovereign of the people, which has to decide this question. +The law was overturned unanimously in February in a federal court decision by a three-judge panel comprising Kennedy, Carter and Reagan appointees. +After she was shot, LeRoy Frederick ran to a highway, and got the attention of a truck driver, who called police. +Interior Minister Alejandro Izaguirre warned in a national TV address that the government would not tolerate further public disorder. "Burning buses and cars, lootings and sackings of shops are not the expression of a democratic society. +The House education and labor committee approved a measure by Rep. Tony Hall, D-Ohio, to let states borrow a greater amount of next year's WIC appropriation to cover current shortages. +Members of the University of Southern California marching band offered him their helmets to wear. +Douwe Egberts is Western Europe's largest coffee marketer with more than $1 billion in annual sales. +The State Department, in turn, denies any financing problems. +Last fall, GM took a $2.1 billion charge to cover the closing of seven assembly plants in North America. +We'll let you know at the appropriate time," he said. +The new long-term bonds to be auctioned tomorrow were quoted at 8.35% bid. +Though he believes Network remains "sound," he has cut his revenue estimates for the current year to $210 million, from $230 million because of concern over the declining revenue from IBM. +In the succeeding two years, scientists have been trying to determine exactly how low cholesterol levels should be to minimize the risk of a heart attack. +Nearly half of the company's sales, or about $80 million, came from its growing NordicTrack business. +The U.S. agreement to talk with the Palestine Liberation Organization spares President-elect Bush one politically difficult decision, but gives him another arduous task: overseeing that dialogue. +In the 1940s, Skinner also invented something he thought could revolutionize child rearing _ his air crib, known less reverently as the baby box. +I know it's important to Redford." Hillerman said Redford delayed the film project at one point because he was unsatisfied with the casting. +The most recent salvos came when he hired Horrigan, a popular Post-Dispatch columnist, and won exclusive use of Knight Ridder News Service in the Sun. +"Little boys and girls play with toys and hope to grow up to build bridges _ and we do it now. +In Islam, gambling is unlawful. +"We thought we had a clear mandate," says the company's Mr. Carrigan. +More important, it means that the parts are all in the right places, doing the right jobs. +The water and the natural carbon dioxide gas that makes it bubbly are normally separated underground, then carried up separate pipes to the bottling plant, Perrier Managing Director Frederik Zimmer said. +That fact, along with our unwillingness, indeed our inability, to wear moral blinders, apparently makes us a "minority" firm. +Letting him and his family live in prison would have been more just. +Yet there it is, mysteriously inserted in the CR. +Volume was a scant 349.7 million shares, down from 396.6 million shares Tuesday. +"Wrapping wasn't important until the end of the century," said Mrs. Conlin. +Orion executives couldn't be reached. +Turkey has grossly violated human rights in Cyprus since it invaded the island in 1974, occupying 37% of its territory and forcibly uprooting some 200,000 Greek-Cypriots. +He points out that there are only 55 members. +United has agreed to pay $290 million for Pan Am's London routes, subject to approval from the U.S. Transportation Department. +Trump also said he would leave the airline's headquarters in Fort Worth. +Amalgamated, though, is bucking a strong trend. +However, Mr. Forstmann hasn't always advocated government action to curb supposed excesses in the buy-out business. +Tyco said the cables will be made by the unit for installation in 1989. +George Bush says he is "almost haunted" by the plight of inner-city children. +Czechoslovakia has ordered two British military attaches out of the country for activities "incompatible with their diplomatic status," the official news agency CTK reported today. +Manigat was elected on Jan. 17. +As the stock market took off, he financed forward trading in shares out of funds raised on the collateral of bankers' receipts - an instrument used only in India, by which a bank pledges later delivery of securities already paid for. +News that the index of leading indicators rose 0.9% and factory orders rose 3.8% in March was better than generally expected. +He also postponed from May to September a planned venture into commodity futures trading. +No fanfares for the 300 former Roman Catholic priests admitted to the Episcopal Church in the US. What is the attraction of Rome? +"The Europeans were being critical, but in fact they were complimenting President Bush. +Mauricio Diaz, president of the left-of-center Social-Christian Popular Party, initially said his party would talk with Ortega, then said a decision had not been made. +As a backup in case revenues fall short, however, some issuers pledge other taxes to repay the bonds; other issuers agree to allocate money from their budgets. +Another winner in the mining sector was Nippon Mining, up 35 to 452. +The debate over how much and how fast to cut interest rates was expected to be the primary topic today when top Fed officials gathered behind closed doors for their final monetary strategy session of 1990. +Edward Lee Cave is a real-estate broker the way Stanley Marcus is a shopkeeper. +It wasn't until 1841, when Sir James Brooke arrived in Sarawak as the first white rajah, that headhunting was outlawed. +"Luckily, I had lots of written material ready," Allen said. "Since you never know what the intermission guests will say, I don't want to anticipate or contradict them. +The dollar plunged against the Japanese yen Wednesday, while the key index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange erased early gains and fell back. +"They're behind us all the way," Mr. Smith asserts, and others agree. +ROSTENKOWSKI'S SURGERY for appendicitis further delays tax-bill action. +He has degrees in sociology and law and has spent his life working as an official in the AD. In 1989 he was elected mayor of west Caracas, Venezuela's largest municipality. +The seaside garrison was seized Thursday by eight police officers who had been fired from their jobs and ordered held in connection with a murder investigation. +Re-equipping the Reichsbahn is only part of the picture, though. +The appeals court ruled that under the Uniform Commercial Code, the confirmation slip nonetheless constituted the final expression of the deal and that no contrary evidence based on a prior agreement could be introduced in court. +The Chicago Board Options Exchange, smarting from a 50 percent downturn in options trading since the Oct. 19 stock market collapse, is trying to persuade brokers and investors to return to the market. +About half were in their 70s and 80s, and half were quite young." He found other homes for about 16 nuns, but said the four elders refused to separate from the community. +Allegheny common shares closed at $17.625, up 75 cents, on the Big Board. +Among these is the establishment of an independent review authority to take responsibility from the Home Office for investigating and referring suspect cases back to the Court of Appeal. +It's easy to see why Tonda appeals to those who shun the crowds of Rimini or Riccione. +Excluding special items, earnings per share totalled 59 cents, up 13 per cent. +It's not the first time the idea of a tunnel has confronted Britain's island identity. +Script contain not only dialogue and monologue but lighting and stage directions. +China announced Thursday it had released 211 jailed pro-democracy protesters, including several prominent academics, in a move that appeared timed to head off possible U.S. trade sanctions. +Phoenix Art Museum: "Carl Oscar Borg: A Niche in Time." +It's possible that plans for the space station may change further even before Mr. Reagan leaves office. +His early travels and appointments were set without advance word to Democrats from the state involved. +First Boston Corp.'s merger department suffered a jolt to its prestige as Farmers Group Inc. hired archrival Morgan Stanley & Co. to assist Farmers in defending a proposed takeover by Batus Inc. +Some industry analysts say the baby boomers could help boost sales by year-end to more than double the drug's 1987 world-wide sales. +"He wanted good, dry wines," the indictment said, adding that the defendants obliged him. +Negotiations began in 1986 with the objective of liberalizing trade in goods and services. +In a study at the Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, a group of laboratory rats induced to have heart attacks suffered 50 percent less cell damage after injections of transforming growth factor beta than did rats that did not receive the TGF beta. +The statement came as millions of Czechs took part in a two-hour strike to press their demands for political freedoms. +The council would comprise representatives from the government and rebels. +Quotas will be abolished in other markets, such as beach shoes and waterproof footwear. The Commission will meet Chinese officials this week. +Mautner's office said the district attorney may seek the order as early as Wednesday. +Some official sources estimated that tens of thousands, and perhaps hundreds of thousands of people, were left homeless in Bangladesh. +Hundreds were killed, and China later executed ringleaders. +JoAnne Akalaitis, earth mother of the avant-garde theater troupe Mabou Mines, was named his artistic associate. +Occidental said the 12,500-ton pile of wreckage will be inspected and mapped, and "every effort" will be made to retrieve any human remains. +She later received a second check to cover her on-campus training. +The Reagan administration has said the troops were not sent to combat against Nicaragua's Sandinista army. +"A commander doesn't abandon his ship in stormy weather." _ Noriega responding to questions about whether he would step down in the face of pressure from the United States, May 1988. +There has been no mention of casualties from either side. +Ralphs' 14% senior subordinated debentures, maturing in 2000, finished at 86 1/4, up 1/4. +It was also unclear whether the helicopters had filed necessary flight plans and whether there had been any voice communication between the fighters and the helicopters before both jets fired their missiles. +The Walsh group's bid, in a letter to the Rochester, N.Y., sportswear concern, hardly comes as a surprise. +Canon's project to develop 3-D graphics based on software rather than hardware is another example of R&D that the group felt would be better done in the UK than in Japan. The Japanese have been quick to tap the expertise of their EC partners. +"This was not taken as a first step," said police Capt. +Mellon contends that Nabisco changed its mind after the ad appeared. +What little chance there was of reaching a new accord, which blossomed simply because the 74 member nations were discussing the possibility, completely disappeared following the strong tone of a Brazilian representative's comments. +With a complete new car costing nearly Dollars 1.5bn to develop, the study says, collaboration and further outsourcing is inevitable. +Affiliates of ABC, a unit of Capital Cities/ABC Inc., had the option of bailing out after a half-hour. +The Texas Instruments machine has less memory than Compaq's LTE386s-20, but it's lighter at 5.7 pounds and has a bigger screen. In addition, the TI machine includes the DOS operating system, which costs extra on the Compaq model. +An army marches on its stomach, Napoleon supposedly remarked, but senators say a 15-page set of specifications for government issue cookies may be carrying the concern with rations too far. +The 27-member Judicial Conference of the United States voted unanimously to urge a one-year delay of the guidelines, which will take effect automatically unless Congress blocks them. +And like a sitcom, it has lots of chuckles, mostly arising around the house, as friends wander in and out. +Their yield fell to 7.780 percent from 7.810 percent. +When the chemists suspended in solution the stiff strings of carbon used in Kevlar, they found them scattered randomly, like bunches of brittle, uncooked spaghetti dropped on the floor. +The litigation commonly takes years. +'My sole preoccupation is the bottom line,' he says. +Because women are more likely to develop communal, confessional relationships, they say, there is a new flavor to collegial friendships. +Quayle was an outspoken opponent of legislation to ban the use of lie detectors in the workplace, and he complained when the White House dropped its opposition last March that it had "caved like a house of cards." +Some misinterpret his momentum as evidence of stability rather than merely as a sign of political courage. +With Democrats holding majorities in the House and Senate, the only questions seem to be how large the so-called "peace dividend" will be, and where the savings will go. +As a result, Paramount never got the chance to take its offer directly to Time's stockholders. +It therefore makes sense to resist it in a manner that preserves, and if possible promotes, the values sought to be vindicated. +Warren Greene, who runs a $12 million high-yield portfolio at his American Investors Income Fund Inc. in Greenwich, Conn., said he doesn't think it's likely anyone will bid for CenTrust's entire junk portfolio because the market is so weak. +The oil industry is a good example of what's been going on. +Mr. Boskin notes that deregulation of many American industries in the 1970s and 1980s obliterated the reporting of reams of information to regulatory agencies. +Ninety years ago, the Algoma Central Railway first pierced the Canadian hinterland. +The resolution was passed Tuesday by the AFL-CIO Executive Council, according to a statement. +PLO military chief Khalil al-Wazir was assassinated Saturday in Tunisia, and PLO leaders have blamed Israel for the attack. +Mr. Tyda remains chief operating officer. +Substantial efforts are needed to complete the formation of the single European market by the end of the year. +The company has no estimate on how long the plant would be out of service. +Volume was 483.9 million shares, down from Wednesday's 548.1 million shares. +But KKR's plan for RJR probably would lead to the sale of RJR's tobacco business. +Forty percent of the respondents younger than 45 would have liked to have attended, for example, compared with just 10 percent of the older respondents. +Elsewhere in the South, Republicans say Robertson may demonstrate a strength not detected in the polls. +They burned the rest. +Pittston dropped out of the national coal industry bargaining organization before negotiations began for the 1988 agreement, saying the company's needs were different than those of the rest of the industry. +And I want to see that determined by the alliance and keep the solid alliance position. +We have to keep much bigger alcohol stocks in case of transport problems. +For 'Voi che sapete' she had been given intricate 18th-century embellishments written by one Domenico Corri, a happy find. +By contrast, spending on cars, medicine and utility bills rose. Two signs that Japan might be near the trough of its downturn emerged yesterday with a slowdown in the pace of corporate profits decline and a slight recovery in money supply. +Mr. Mann declined to say whether he would voluntarily surrender to U.S. authorities, and he wouldn't discuss other aspects of the case. +In 1984, General Motors Corp. bought the company for $2.55 billion. +Brazil maintains it needs the trade restrictions to protect its fledgling computer industry from foreign competition. +Iraq's Saddam Hussein made a major concession to autonomy-seeking Kurds by ruling that members of the Kurdish regional legislature no longer had to swear allegiance to his Baath party. +National Security Minister Errol Anderson of Jamaica, who made the announcement, did not identify the men. +"It was a case of mistaken identity," al-Mjeni said. "Grasshoppers are attracted to light and, not surprisingly, they congregated near the governor's office which is well illuminated at night. +To achieve the increased spending will require the administration to make cuts in other programs of $38 billion. +Another orbiter is being built as a replacement for Challenger and is scheduled for its first launch in early 1992. +He denied ever having violated the rules governing his stay here. +'It all just happened after that. +In speaking of the Queen as a foreigner, Mr Keating clearly intended to make a small gesture towards Australian nationalism. +In a story in the Wednesday edition of the newspaper, Unger described his feelings after meeting two inmates in their small, bleak cell who wished to surrender. +The 75-share index closed at 3,620.77, down 6.29 on the day and down 1.2 per cent on the week. +He's known for boisterous bobbing and jumping on stage as he urges his musicians to greater heights. +He sees more than he says and moves easily between the circles of power in Washington and the more down-home ways of his constituents. +The publisher of Individual Investor magazine trailed in the one-month derby this time. +Growth has been sustained by focusing policies on improving the efficiency and flexibility of our economies and by strengthening our cooperative efforts and the coordination process. +"It is one of the points of the reform that is positive." Wilk said government policy had mandated that Autosan produce for the domestic bus market and for the Soviet Union at prices that were not profitable. +Criminal justice cannot protect the modern democratic society against the fraudster. +Estee Lauder, for example, spends only an estimated 5% of sales on advertising in the U.S., and Mr. Lauder says he has no plans to change his strategy. +Simone Veil's separate centrist list won 8.4 percent of the vote. +Even so, several years of tests by poultry breeders will be required before similar transgenic chickens will be laying eggs for consumers. +In turn, Mr. Schwartz served on CenTrust's board from April 1988 to August 1989. +He called it a good deal for the FSLIC, the agency that insures deposits, and for depositors. +Gearing is high and is unlikely to fall until Wace can make some significant property disposals. However, the other ratios - dividend and interest cover - look fairly comfortable. +"We're least happy with Florida. +Instead, Boskin has proposed creating a two-tiered pension system and additional incentives for more private savings for retirement. +Refined petroleum products also headed lower Friday. +For the banks, Deutsche Bank has taken up the defense of the status quo. +The protesters, including women in black chadors, also chanted slogans against the United States, France and Israel. +Separately, Macmillan disclosed that "an entity related to the Bass Group" has requested government approval to acquire more than 50 percent of Macmillan's outstanding shares. +Laryngitis caused Nancy Reagan to cancel a trip today to a Nashville, Tenn., school that a snowstorm had prevented her from visiting once before. +On Tuesday, Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak Shamir also denied the Washington Post report that said Israeli scientists improved the guidance systems of the Chinese CSS-2 medium-range missile deployed in Saudi Arabia. +Dunphy will leave KABC-TV, his home for 14 years, upon finalization of contract details, officials at Disney-owned KHJ said Friday. +A $10,000 fee to apply for new cellular telephone licenses would raise $88 million over two years. +The loan is separate from a financing that Campeau is seeking to pay off an $800 million bridge loan made by Citibank and which is due April 1990. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.13 to 2,033.25 in the first half hour of trading. +A native Oregonian, Mr. Kuse joined Georgia-Pacific's chemical division in 1967 as an industrial chemicals salesman. +Time and Warner originally agreed to merge in a stock-for-stock transaction but revised their merger agreement to provide for Time's tender offer after Paramount announced its first bid on June 6. +Mrs. Eggert, 34, has changed her name and taken refuge in a "safe house" for abused women. +The fighting violated a shaky cease-fire that was called May 17 to halt more than four months of intra-Christian clashes for dominance of a tiny enclave northeast of Beirut. +Specialist firms make markets in specific stocks to ensure smooth trading. +"The loss is extensive and involves almost all of the total assets of the fund," he said, according to a transcript of the videotape. +UAW President Owen Bieber said the terms were similar to those of contracts with the nation's two biggest automakers. +Much of the information has been received by the previous crew via facsimile machine or computer, so the hotline's contents are largely synchronous with newspaper and television reports. +He refused to discuss the meetings further. +As reported previously, Security Pacific Corp.'s London-based brokerage unit submitted a bid to acquire Burns Fry earlier this year. +The winners, as does happen, died in their beer. +He and Mr Charles Pasqua lead the two thirds of the RPR who say 'No' to Maastricht and tried three years ago to oust the moderately pro-treaty Mr Chirac. +But the measure would add the Senate president pro tempore to that list. +"The constitution is the one that orders me to turn over the power to the government that is elected in the elections," Ortega said. +During sentencing Tuesday, Ms. McMurray told District Judge Sam Kiser that Harris and his co-defendant, Ricky Wilson, beat her, tied her to a chair and ransacked her apartment. +Over the past year, nominal hourly wages have risen at an annual rate of 3.3 percent, compared with an inflation rate of 4 percent as measured by consumer prices. +He is strongly Christian, but believes religion and politics have to be kept apart. In spite of his 'Paddy' nickname, Sir Patrick fears his Irish background is overplayed. +The Panamanian leader has been indicted on drug charges in the United States. +July's figure for wholesale price inflation, down 1.3 per cent on the month, could signal a turning point in the German economy, reducing the need for a Lombard rate rise. When US trading opened, the good news was forgotten. +James D. Watkins, as the first career military man to head the Department of Energy, which devotes two-thirds of its budget to developing, building and testing the nation's nuclear arsenal at a network of 15 major plants in a dozen states. +Mayor Tim Smith proclaimed Monday "Carrie White Day in Palatka" and she received telephone calls from U.S. Sens. Bob Graham of Florida and David Pryor of Arkansas. +In late 1988, HUD agreed to lend partnerships connected to Associated Financial $16.5 million to rehabilitate the property. +The department proposed anti-dumping duties of 15.16 percent on Komatsu Limited; 7.49 percent on Aida Engineering Limited and 14.51 percent on all other Japanese companies manufacturing the mechanical presses. +But he didn't leave Fidelity Investments. +It also will provide rebates to customers who install various energy-saving devices such as high-efficiency motors and non-electrically driven cooling systems. +He said the bank is gradually centralizing customer credit reviews to give branch employees more time to sell its services. +Boussena said the oil producing nations would return to their quota system once the Gulf crisis ended. +By contrast, however, net new international bank lending expanded $120 billion in the second half of 1987. +He also failed to report $2.2 million of that money to the Internal Revenue Service, the indictment charges. +Mr. Buchsbaum resigned "as a result of concern for his family," Holly said. +The group, the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, is struggling to produce a treatyin time for a mid-November summit in Paris. +Outside the convention hall at the Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel, Teamsters marched through corridors waving signs for their favorite candidates and chanting campaign slogans. +A subsidiary of Australian developer Hooker Corp. said Friday that it has retained an investment adviser to consider selling, refinancing or finding partners for three of its U.S. shopping malls. +"Once they deplete their fat reserves, then they start metabolizing protein at a more extensive rate," said Glenn DelGiudice, a wildlife biologist specializing in nutrition and physiology. +They point to the wide-ranging and profitable companies they have built and argue that monopolies play only a minor role in their success. +The scheme allegedly generated more than $350 million in false tax deductions for investors. +The value of cut cultivated greens rose 9 percent to $98.8 million. +HEAVY LOSSES in a carpet subsidiary helped to depress pre-tax profits at Lamont Holdings, the Northern Ireland-based textiles company. +But the Absorption Ministry says 4,450 Soviet immigrants have left Israel since the beginning of 1991. Marina speaks good Hebrew but she has no Israeli friends and she does not feel 'Israeli'. +United spokesman Lawrence M. Nagin said the jet had undergone a complete four-day inspection 88 days before the accident, and a less intensive check Feb. 16. +Their wishes were slavishly followed. +In a recent roundtable on the subject, he said that Mr. Bush could face a tight race even if the economy improves next year. +This development has transformed the United States from the world's largest creditor nation, a position now held by Japan, to the world's largest debtor country. +At opening ceremonies Monday, Prime Minister Lynden Pindling of the Bahamas denounced the United States for what he called politically motivated intervention in certain countries. +That would have involved paying a premium for a company heavily dependent on one product and on a weak European market. +If the economy worsens, the government will lose legitimacy, making its battle against the resistance front that much harder. +The industry slump is hurting more than just stockbrokers, of course. +But if it is sluggish, you could find your capital being nibbled away. +They are besieged by the Syrians and allied forces. +The office said Lebanon would not ask for a council debate. +In fact, a lot of things are far from okay in the world of junk bonds, those corporate debt securities ranked below investment grade by credit rating services, such as Moody's. +Perhaps abortion shouldn't be used as a birth controller, but then, neither should Mr. Lawler, the state or the church. +In the document, rebel leaders reiterated earlier demands for political reforms and that the size of the military be reduced and its command structure purged of rightist officers. +Roberts will be part of the school's Public Affairs Reporting Program, which includes faculty-directed student news bureaus in Washington and Annapolis. +Voice of Lebanon, the radio station of the Christian Phalange party, said the nearness to the six-story embassy building suggested it was the target. +The major dolls will go on sale next month for $7.99 each. +The 1970 legislation creating the "independent" Postal Service called for an agency with the freedom of a public corporation to run its affairs in a businesslike manner and pay wages comparable to those in industry and the rest of government. +Taft's Entertainment Group consists of Worldvision Enterprises Inc., a distributor of television programs, and Taft Entertainment Co., which produces live-action and animated programs. +Some people were not born to live in a socialist system. Miguel is one of them. +A report by the Securities Industry Association, scheduled to be released today, says that the industry's national full-service firms, the largest seven brokers in the U.S., wracked up $678 million in pretax losses. +From my students I created an orchestra. +Paterson said he had been tentatively scheduled to leave for the Middle East on Sunday. +Stores were doing marketing individually instead of on a unified basis." +When the ratio narrows, the allure of bonds weakens because only a small gain in the stock market is needed to beat the return offered by bonds. +"I don't believe the valuation levels are justified," he says. +And Mr. Duke publicly expressed reservations about new Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas because he is married to a white woman. +He isn't worried that the shift toward Japanese business studies will end cultural studies. +Borge, a naturalized U.S. citizen who is still revered in his native land, was reported to be spending a quiet birthday at his vacation home in Christiansted, St. Croix, in the former Danish West Indies. +The grant of money to Tory party funds was confirmed to the Financial Times by a spokesman for Mr Fayed last week. +A senior Dutch banker said this week that "irresponsible" promises by Kohl to East Germans about the terms of monetary union have driven European interest rates to "absurdly" high levels. +No more so than in the President-elect's frontal assault on the leakers who threatened to undercut Mr. Bush's apparent choice as Chief of Staff. +Romania is Iran's second-largest trading partner in Eastern Europe. +The U.S. has a patchwork of privacy laws protecting such areas as video rentals and cable TV. But more-important subjects, such as medical and financial records, are still largely unregulated. +Primakov's record, however, is not untarnished. +But he said the outlook for 1989 is uncertain. +Wheelock said the cleaning revealed pink hues not previously seen in the painting, and an X-ray examination by gallery conservators showed that Rubens had painted over one figure in the lower right-hand corner of the scene. +When they trip the motion sensor, the camera takes a shot. +Shiseido Co., Japan's leading cosmetics maker, says its Australian and Singapore subsidiaries are recalling six skin care products containing an acid that one Australian researcher linked to skin cancer. +Now that mall-wandering has replaced cruising the strip as young America's favorite pastime, it seems the rules are changing. +It hardly mattered how efficiently it was run; companies could sell whatever they produced at whatever price they wanted to charge. +It has all the elements of a twangy tune at the Grand Ole Opry. +The FBI went to great lengths in 1987 to lure convicted hijacker Fawaz Younis to a yacht in international waters off Cyprus to arrest him for leading a 1985 hijacking of a Jordanian airliner carrying several U.S. citizens. +Does your policy cover you for skiing off-piste? +Thus, "insurance products are going to be more popular than ever," says Eli Warach, a tax specialist and attorney with Prentice-Hall Professional Information Group, a tax-book publisher. +We believe the real answer in both cases is "no," and there are numerous examples to reinforce our position. +The number of people with AIDS will grow dramatically as those who were infected throughout the 1980s fall sick. +With ideology playing a relatively small role in Canadian politics, voters' minds can change quickly and often. Observers point to recent experience in the province of Alberta. +Lawrence White, a Bank Board member, said the rule would discourage "gains trading," by which a thrift will book profits by selling the best securities in its portfolio without disclosing losses on the rest. +In late March, for example, when long-term Treasury bond yields stood at around 7.5% and few analysts were expecting significant increases, Mr. Levine boldly predicted rates would surge about three percentage points by year-end. +Dougherty ruled in June 1985 that the state had to fully fund programs mandated by the Legislature for people with chronic mental illness, and the order was affirmed in March 1989 by the Arizona Supreme Court. +They are staying with local families. +In this week's Spectator magazine, John Patten, the education secretary, complains that science has weakened faith and thus contributed to social malaise. +A spokeswoman for Northern States Power said the company asked the district court in Hennepin County, Minn., to resolve a contract-interpretation dispute between the two companies. +In 1939, Robert M. Hutchins, president of the University of Chicago, decreed that football was incompatible with the serious pursuit of higher education, and the U of C dropped the sport. +Late last month, OPEC increased its production ceiling to 20.5 million barrels a day for the fourth quarter. +Reimer said Monday there appears to be no outbreak of measles among the state's largest concentration of Amish in Lancaster County in southeastern Pennsylvania. +Even the sales tags that now adorn many items and the "buy one, get one free" signs across racks of merchandise don't seem to be enticing once-loyal customers. +It was a case of adapt or die, and the Catskills did a better job than areas like the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York, said Dan Lee, travel industry analyst for the investment firm Drexel Burnham. +Mirza Aslam Beg, chief of the Pakistani army, has announced that foreign military observers, including some from India, will be invited to watch the exercises. +Frustrated, Mr. Farah wrote angry letters to board members in March, insisting that they either oust the new management or step down themselves. +Forming an independent board is intended to reduce Freddie Mac's sensitivity to politics and increase its sensitivity to shareholders, who will elect 13 members. +Mr. Willson, however, said that Carrington is pursuing several other possible buyers of the unit. +Of 200 paralyzed guinea pigs implanted, 25 percent showed some movement, Borgens said. +Munford said the transaction is subject to approval by Munford shareholders at a meeting expected to be held in late summer and to other conditions, including the receipt of financing. +They also said a new airport would stimulate the city's economy. +Manuel Noriega, Panama's military leader, has been indicted on U.S. drug-trafficking charges. +Arts & Entertainment plans to continue showing the war documentaries, it says, until it gets signals that viewers are losing interest. +The combined Sunday edition will cost $1.25 statewide, up from $1. +It added that it is confident, under current market conditions, that it can arrange a syndicate of other banks to provide the balance of senior debt financing required for the bid. +He said in comments after his address that Washington should stop blocking loans by the Inter-American Development Bank to Nicaragua. +Bus drivers joined by parking their vehicles for an hour. +They asked their parents' help and sought media attention when they took the request before the school board. +He is much more popular in Congress." +Its provision for loan losses, particulary those from troubled Third World countries, rose 56 percent to $7.8 million from $5 million. +Working through the night under portable floodlights, they used dogs and sensitive microphones to hunt for victims. +But several OPEC countries, led by Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, are together pumping at least a million barrels a day above the cap, according to analysts. +But while Finance Minister Funaro has stressed that the government is committed to negotiation, it is equally committed to working without formal International Monetary Fund supervision of the economy. +One Friday last month he asked about redundancy and was told the pit wanted to lose 15 fitters; six had so far gone. He telephoned his wife, and then, on the spur of the moment, volunteered. +But FNN also will shoot specific videos for Dryden textbooks. +The companies' top goal is getting the union to agree to flexibility in how vehicles are built. +Army spokesmen have contended plastic bullets, which penetrate the body with less force than live ammunition, are not lethal unless fired from less than 20 yards' distance. +But to compensate the U.S. for the continued restrictions, Japan agreed to lower tariffs on 16 other food products, and to ease import restraints on peanuts, lentils and chickpeas over the same period. +Each warrant initially will represent $50 of currency and is expected to be priced between $3.25 and $3.75. +On the $1 coin, Geiger said the Susan B. Anthony dollar coin failed to become popular because it was not easily distinguished from the quarter and because it was introduced as an alternative to the paper dollar, rather than a replacement. +'They have a hot-cold relationship. +Robert LeBaube, IRS director of taxpayer services said last week that many elderly people are especially confused, mistakenly claiming extra personal exemptions for being over 65, or blind. +The prime minister of North Korea will visit South Korean President Roh Tae-woo next week in what is viewed as a first step toward mutual recognition by the rival nations. +Babbitt's campaign has put up some of its computers for sale back home in Phoenix. +In Michigan, as many as 1.3 million adults lack the skills needed to work in the new economy, he said. +Dolney was being held on $25,000 cash bond and Ms. Coulter on $10,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing Thursday. +BUSH WON the Illinois GOP primary, as Simon defeated his Democratic rivals. +Capital spending rose 8.6 percent in 1989, 8.9 percent in 1988 and 4.2 percent in 1987. +A rubber hose carries water from the street to a courtyard, where residents squat on a common brick floor in the open to wash their clothes, cooking utensils and themselves. +Major problems remain, however. +In addition, I propose the following further reforms to the budget process: (1) Joint budget resolution. +Personal lending and other financial services are becoming increasingly competitive - as the establishment of NatWest Life demonstrates. +"I never intended to perpetrate a ruse. +Pennington was uncertain what he'll use the money for, beyond helping his family, but said he would have more time to indulge his hobby of collecting antique toys. +Prosser blamed human error for the spill. +He added that she had been described her as "emotionally spent." Martin Bailey, a communications representative of the National Council of Churches who had met Ms. Casolo in Miamia, checked out of his hotel room early today. +"What we saw in 1988 was a tightening of the noose around the necks of some of the more heavily indebted farmers," explained Neil Harl, an Iowa State University economics professor. +We've got an emergency," said Perry Rivkind, district director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. +Eddie Grant also is expected to receive a cash settlement that probably will be "in the six figures," said Phillip Wood. +It does not contain any proposals about shift-working or working hours. +Cache said that assuming the confirmation isn't appealed, Saul partners should complete the acquisition on or about next Monday. +That issue is the most likely to end up in court. +The Saudi royal family's custodianship of the holy shrines is its main source of legitimacy with the world's 1 billion Moslems. +The 82 survivors were taken to a prison camp, where they endured beatings and physical and psychological torture. +The contract also applies to 500 CWA employees not affected by the Saturday morning lockout. +Which is why people thought a miracle had happened when the new table-service law was passed (but before ink had dried on the fine print). +The majority of the trust's stock will be distributed to Santa Fe's shareholders in a spinoff scheduled to take place early next year. +He was publicly remembered, albeit justly, for managing restaurants. +The securities are being sold through a special-purpose vehicle created to sell asset-backed securities. +Diplomats in Rangoon say the government is highly unlikely to give in to such demands. +The lack of profit-sharing at GM at the same time that the corporation handed out millions of dollars in executive bonuses angered workers. +But world demand for copper remained strong, a function of the economic growth of industrialized nations. +They explained how the selling of assets could drive down and perhaps wipe out New York's deficit. +Dr. Louis Montour, medical director of the hospital, said a 15-year-old girl with a possible fractured hip and a 24-year-old man with a possible fractured knee were sent to Montreal General Hospital by ambulance. +It remains unclear to what extent the reduction of subsidies for fuel and rent will permit the reforms to take hold quickly. +"I call them king makers. +"That was the big part of the (dollar's) move," he said. +The year-long study by Hartford Seminary's Center for Social and Religious Research was prompted by growing concern over a clergy shortage. +Demographics help: as populations have grown older with improved medical care, the need for corrective lenses has increased steadily. He is also convinced the industry is set for further rationalisation. +The presence of Syria's 40,000 troops in Lebanon is the main issue that has threatened to undermine the talks. +President Reagan acknowledged today that he leaves office "without a hint or a clue" as to the whereabouts of Americans held hostage in Lebanon and said any overt rescue attempt could risk their execution. +The group, which surfaced in early June, mailed floppy disks containing some of the Macintosh's secret software code to an undetermined number of people, including a computer-industry analyst on Wall Street. +That increase brought the number of discouraged workers to its highest level since the end of 1988. +The new plant, which may be operational by mid-1990, initially would produce the Cray-3, a supercomputer still being developed. +Baghdad's souks are full of people selling the family silver - literally. The Iraqi dinar has become funny money - locals refer to it simply as 'paper'. +The attack came three days after a paratrooper was killed in the West Bank city of Nablus when a large concrete block was dropped on his head. +Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., the chief Senate sponsor, said he and White House officials bargained for weeks over the definition of business necessity but could never fully cement an agreement. +Some countries, including Russia and Nigeria, have yet to be assessed. +Dell pioneered mail order sales and has enjoyed explosive growth even as larger competitors stalled. +'The difference in prices is outrageous. +Kealey said the research also could lead to a more effective depilatory for removing unwanted hair. +One tool they use is a continuous tracking study that calls for a thousand consumer interviews each month. +Shultz's trip is aimed at giving Central American leaders forceful assurances of U.S. support and at seeking common approaches for dealing with Nicaragua. +In addition to the cash bid, the winning consortium has to pay 2 per cent of qualifying revenue for the first three years and 8 per cent for the remaining seven years. Oracle Teletext came second with a bid of Pounds 6.676m. +Therefore, all dogs kick over their water bowls." +Hisham Nazer, the oil minister of Saudi Arabia, said on Monday in Vienna there was "unanimous recognition in OPEC" that OPEC alone cannot keep supplies low enough to prevent prices from lagging. +In 1990, back in Chechnya, he took part in the republic's national congress and so impressed its members that he was elected leader. The failed August coup of 1991 gave Gen Dudayev his opportunity to break away from Russia. +The Caribbean Basin Initiative, an administration program enacted by Congress during Reagan's first term, is a system of economic aid to countries of the region through trade preferences and other forms of assistance. +First there was the smart house, then the smart car. +"They were not battalions and they have no dignity," Endara said in a hospital interview as supporters held up his bloodied guayabera, a short- sleeved, smock-type shirt favored by many Latins. +The alternative is to increase treatment of that already collected and not extend collection services,' he explains. 'The problem is that resources are always scarce and environmental demands are always limitless. +'We haven't had to look for business,' says Shepherd. +And if not, have they found anything else to embrace instead?' says one analyst. The market has already come through a period of rapid development. +Byrd, D-W.Va., delivering his party's weekly radio address, said the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty leaves nagging questions. +Fiat fixed L30 lower at L5,670 but firmed to L5,790 on the kerb while Generali fixed L410 higher at L33,700 and rose to L34,475 after-hours. +To a degree, Quantum represents the new times that have arrived for producers of the so-called commodity plastics that pervade modern life. +In addition, employers are not required to contribute to the funds for woerkers on an unauthorized strike. +The merger involved permanent financing of $1.33 billion. +But none has been violent; almost all the strikes have been legal in the government's eyes, so the police stay away. +That is equivalent to 15 cents on pre-split shares, a 50% increase from the 10-cent quarterly declared May 3. +"It'll be close to that. +"We're optimistic we will get a settlement without a strike," the spokesman said. +The very bulk and tone of the 690-page report mirror the complexity and bitterness of the controversy the committees began investigating 10 months ago. +Candidates were required to win 50 percent of the vote. +The younger son's wife, a salaried employee at Boeing, remains on the job. +Manufacturing of products such as blenders and hair clippers will be consolidated at other Oster facilities in Tennessee. +Politburo member Vasil Bilak, head of the Communist Party in 1968, lost his post and was denounced as a Soviet collaborator after the invasion. +Democratic former Virginia Gov. Charles Robb appeared poised to claim a formerly Republican seat, and Rep. James Jeffords, R-Vt., was likely to enter the Senate from his state. +It followed unconfirmed reports of soldiers fighting soldiers in the western and southeastern parts of the city. +There has been wide speculation that if a presidency is established, the post would be filled by Communist Party First Secretary Gen. +Inflation in the Netherlands slowed to 0.2% in 1986 from 2.3% a year earlier, the Dutch Economics Ministry said. +And where Reagan pushed a military buildup, there now is a proposal _ by the secretary of defense _ to cut military spending by $180 billion over three years. +Purchases of non-durable goods, meanwhile, rose 0.4 percent, and spending on services advanced 0.5 percent. +The company completed the sale of its business periodicals, trade shows and school supply distribution companies for $334 million and of two television station for $10.8 million in the quarter. +The breach-of-contract theory was being used by plaintiffs elsewhere to avoid the constitutional obstacles that stand in the way of winning privacy and libel suits, said Dick Winfield, an attorney for the AP. +Harland's pension scheme also has an investment of Pounds 500,000 in the service. He said PI was now 'making progress', despite a warning in February that delays and start-up costs would reduce profits due to Harland by Pounds 3m. +Two films this week, Ron Howard's Far And Away and Jim Jarmusch's Night On Earth, skim their plots or characters around the globe as if the friction of reality had never existed. In most other respects the two films are perfect opposites. +Snow fell across northern Florida from Panhandle beaches to Jacksonville but melted as soon as it hit the ground. +But he's also a very sensitive person and I know that for him this has been an ordeal because his work is his life," Mrs. Sutherland said. +David Redden, Sotheby's senior vice president in charge of collectibles, books, manuscripts and coins, said he initially had some concerns about "what the attitude around the company would be" about selling baseball cards. +But there still may be prolonged debate and political maneuvering that holds up the $156.7 billion funding bill for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1. +The company source said the decision to send the tankers to Kuwait reflected a belief by U.S. and Kuwaiti officials that the minefield was clear and the missile threat was not serious enough to warrant further delays. +Don't lie about your looks or move too fast for the guy. +This can help build confidence to overcome our trade fights with Japan and Europe and lay a much needed foundation for the new U.S. role in shared management of the world economy. +But don't blame the operator. +Although she is the product of the most liberal of Western schooling, Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto still covers her head in public and never shakes hands with men _ in keeping with Islamic fundamentalism. +James A. Toney, a vice president, sold 1,500 shares Aug. 28. +It was isolated by several miles from the city centre with no rail service and poor road connections. +The others may have missed what drug treatment professionals call the "treatable moment." +In a 1973 ruling, the Supreme Court said that a three-part test should be used in determining whether something is obscene. +His target range for the dollar against the Japanese currency runs between 128 and 135 yen. +Smaller spills were reported off the south coast, where most tourists stay. +South Koreans are living longer and having fewer children than ever before and by the year 2020 the country's population growth will be zero, officials said today. +Rising mortgage interest rates have cut into home buying and when home sales drop, analysts say fewer home furnishings are sold. +"If I'd have had to kick it (addiction) in the streets, I'd have been dead for sure," Warnke said. +As part of the cost-cutting, Du Pont Engineering said it will eliminate "lower-priority work," as well as shift production engineering and design to outside contractors. +The tape describes plans by dealers to distribute illicit drugs in at least three counties, Golden said. +Gross investment actually has been quite strong for the past five years, but bigger depreciation allowances keep net investment relatively low. +"I think schools are beginning to pay attention to what's going on out there in terms of application declines and public pressure about prices," said Arthur Hauptman, a college consultant who specializes in educational finance. +To buy these instruments, a central bank prints money, thus increasing the money supply. +The probe was closed in June 1985 after the Justice Department concluded the group was involved in political activities protected by the First Amendment and not involved in terrorism. +The tightened standards at First Chicago apply to any securities firm with junk bonds in its inventory, though it isn't likely that any would be nearly as affected as Drexel. +No doubt the answer is long and complex and contains structural elements. +Other crudes said to be involved in the formula are Alaskan North Slope and a Dubai crude. +So instead of being clobbered, IBM inched ahead 1/2 point by week's end to 100 3/8. +Whitehall is half owned by members of the de Gunzburg branch of the Bronfman family of Canada, heirs to the Seagram Ltd. distilling fortune, and half by the Moross family of London, which has extensive financial services interests. +"Justice is justice, whether it's between a man and a woman or a guy and his dog." Raitt concludes "Nick of Time" with an original song, "The Road's My Middle Name," a bluesy stomp that reaffirms her dedication to music. +President Bush said today that he and his wife Barbara were looking forward to sharing Thanksgiving with troops he has sent to the Persian Gulf. +His business background "distinguishes me as a person who had vision, who's worked very, very hard (and) who's been able to attract and motivate highly capable people," he said. +"I thought they would be more innovative and come up with their own products," Giordano said. +In testimony, the prosecution called FBI agent Robert Reich to explain a large chart that outlined the flow of funds from the Philippines for the purchase of an office building at 200 Madison. +It is, to quote Mr. Rourke: "Will they keep eating fresh seafood or switch because it's too expensive? +About 60% of companies surveyed, according to the Conference Board study, already have at least an 11-week leave program for mothers of newborns. +"We are here to defend the right and defend the peace. +Bilak, 71, is a party ideologist linked to the late Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev and was believed to oppose economic reforms favored by Lubomir Strougal, the premier who resigned in October. +U.S. OBJECTIONS to a Central American peace plan make progress unlikely. +Toronto _ President Bush meets with Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and attends a Bluejays baseball game. +Would that Mr. Gould's minute descriptions of these creatures was always so colorful. +Aside from the mainly transshipment traffic through Singapore, Malaysia is Britain's biggest export market in the South-East Asia region. Britain's exports to Malaysia have nearly trebled in value in the last five years, reaching Pounds 636m last year. +The Radical Liberal Party, whose candidate was Sen. Luis Maria Vega, received 78,141 votes, or 7 percent. +Officials declined to give details of the new technology, citing patent considerations. +First-quarter sales rose 40%, to $957 million from $682.8 million. +The Yard, headquarters of the metropolitan police, said the incident occurred Sunday morning. +Networks are becoming increasingly complex and need advanced software to control and manage them. The increased complexity is the result of broader scope of modern networking. +Manila Mayor Gemiliano Lopez, who inspected the site Tuesday, said the dig was about 17 feet deep. +"This is in order to have quick decisions and get more ideas, more energetic work from the staff," said Akikazu Kida, a Toyota spokesman in New York. +The white ground is exploited as highlight. +"Any request (by the economic commission) for new taxes or tax increases or a raid on the Social Security system would be bounced back immediately with the stamp `Return to Sender.' +Fully diluted earnings per share were 3.4p. +Hanoi's authorities say they would like to pull out all their troops by 1990, but only if they can leave behind a vassal state. +Mikhail Gorbachev has focused much attention on the need for Soviet industrial reforms. +Because the test car had the optional High Capacity Actively Controlled Steering, the Q45 also barely showed any body roll, or yaw in sudden lane changes and side moves. +Voters are more closely divided on a capital-gains cut and reject by 2-to-1 a cut in the corporate income-tax rate. +Inkatha accuses the ANC of trying to monopolize power among black opposition groups as the country moves toward negotiations on a new constitution. +The auditor cited "uncertainties regarding the ultimate loss to be incurred in connection with the closing" of the Long Island plant. +In recent weeks, however, there have been signs of renewed inflation. +This time, the federal government is suggesting that the mega-developer show the city how to fix the closed-down Williamsburg Bridge. +Resistance fighters killed him in April 1945. +Last time profits were reduced by a Pounds 1.02m provision relating to residential development sites. +Prosecutors have said their current case does not depend on any evidence that might be uncovered during the investigation of the site. +When it once again seems appropriate, forcefully pump your arm outward again. +A gunman killed a prominent civil rights lawyer in front of his office on Wednesday, Italian news media reported. +It wasn't until 1971 that a Soviet doctor's oath was legislated, but it obligates the physician to submit to the state's interest first and the patient's only secondarily. +Lebanese militiamen of Druse warlord Walid Jumblatt blocked roads and fired automatic rifles in the air to keep reporters and photographers from stricken targets. +He did say that people both inside the administration and outside the government were inundating the White House with advice on whether Reagan should sign the bill. +Excluding the charges, profit was $133.1 million, or $1.16 a share. +But a new Senate would be created to which elections would be democratic. +The latest of those, conducted by Gallup for the Boston Globe, radio station WEEI and television station WCVB in Boston, found 52 percent support for Dukakis and 38 percent for Bush. +Sell orders poured into the Cotton Exchange, sending some contracts down the limit in the morning. +Other precious metals stocks were mixed as gold prices eased and silver and platinum prices rose slightly. +Mr. Shannon has been a broker, and being found guilty by the Merc of cheating customers may keep brokerage firms from dealing with him in the future. +The remaining 41 were confirmed as living patients of acquired immune deficiency syndrome. +Over the last few years it has generated very strong growth in Australia while the economy has been flat on its back. +A Salomon official, after a few expletives, says the offer was more like triple the trader's previous pay. +"Both recognize more than ever before the relationship between economic strength and national security." +"Syria asserts that the presence of President Mubarak at the summit is a positive development," Kourieh said. +"It's a myth to think that the public out there is just livid at the thought of a revenue component of a deficit reduction plan, that's a total mistake," says GOP analyst Kevin Phillips. +A spokesman for the Foreign Ministry said privately that Garcia-Pena, Colombia's consul in Miami for 18 years until 1988, disappeared Friday but the ministry had not heard from kidnappers. +As a result, more than 80% of M2 is not subject to reserve requirements and therefore is not directly controllable by the Fed. +Mrs. Lawrence was one of the leaders of the creative revolution of the 1960s. +Yes, though the gap has narrowed. +"I've absolutely given up hope that the company itself will improve its margins significantly without some stimulus from the outside," said Andrew Wallach, an analyst with PaineWebber. +John Green, md of the ANGLIAN WATER subsidiary Engineering and Business Systems, has been appointed to the main board. +Sen. Paul Trible (R., Va.), a member of the Senate investigating committee, puts it more bluntly: "There's certainly evidence of clear wrongdoing, criminal wrongdoing." +The play is a 35-minute monologue by a cardinal who is being treated for alcoholism by the church after he kills the woman. +Mr. Khosla, 35, co-founded two sizable high-tech companies before turning 30; one was Sun Microsystems Inc., now the world's largest maker of computer workstations. +Democratic gubernatorial candidate John R. Silber sparked protests from Jewish organizations after saying he encountered racism among Jews when he once considered converting. +The descriptions go on as, one by one, she throws her costumes to the floor. +Mrs. Johnson got to salvage what was left of her reputation in peace. +The latest offer for the Atlanta company comes about six weeks after Georgia Gulf officials met with NL's Martin to discuss a possible merger. +"In the course of my talks with the representatives of both governments, I suggested ways to move the talks forward within the framework of Resolution 598 in order to achieve a comprehensive and lasting peace in the region," he said. +The European Security Forum is evidence of the weight that blue chip companies attach to data security. +You learn from your mistakes, not throw away the business." +"They were totally uncomprehending that we should want to get rid of a nuclear system without getting elimination of nuclear weapons on other sides too _ without getting anything for it in return," he said. +ICI doesn't support continuing international efforts to reduce production of ozone-destroying chemicals, Mr. Henderson said. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Graphic closed at $4.375, down 12.5 cents. +The rebel officers requested that the U.S. deploy a helicopter to the headquarters to take Gen. +If you cause an accident with a car, or hit a pedestrian, they could sue you for damages. Most cycle insurance policies cover legal liability, but personal accident cover (for any injuries you suffer) is usually extra. Security is a consideration. +And that changes politics." EDITOR'S NOTE _ Bill Huggins, born in London, is a photographer and picture editor who retired from The Associated Press earlier this year. +The current poll of 403 blacks was conducted between March 30 and April 2 and had a margin of error of plus or minus 5 percentage points. +U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell made the comment at a hearing where the government argued that North's subpoenas served last month for the testimony of Bush and Reagan should be quashed. +When pressed, some analysts estimate the offers fall roughly in between $15 to $16 a share, or a total of about $248 million to $264 million. +"The intent was to reasure," Mr. Griggs says. +He is charged with selling the cocaine to an undercover police officer. +Neither is all that special. +"You should not ask the National Assembly to do it, because time is too short. +The VOA is a major source of information for millions of Chinese seeking information other than news reported by the tightly controlled domestic press. +"It was just like tinfoil," said Chris Nicholson, who developed and piloted the small video robot attached by cable to the mother ship. +Wildfires were slowed Tuesday by lower temperatures and diminished winds after burning more than 7,300 acres and an exotic animal refuge and ancient Sequoia trees were put out of immediate danger. +But until now the New York group and other buyers clubs have only imported drugs that do nt require a prescription in the foreign country. +'She probably cried rape because the geezer didn't please her'. +But a spokeswoman for Mohawk's parent, Danaher Corp., says that while "overtures have been made from time to time," talk of a sale is "pure speculation." +It said the board expects to review again the status of merger talks and a spinoff of Penn in about two weeks. +AST, based in Irvine, Calif., was expected to do well in the quarter, but its earnings exceeded analysts' estimates of 46 cents to 47 cents. +To support his argument, Barshop cited Miss Brando's recent departure for Tahiti, where she remains. +The move, after hearings on some Drexel operations, is the first time the firm has acknowledged some of its practices may be questionable. +He said he had seen no details of the plan but that based on NBC officials' description, "I think it's terrific." +Goldman Sachs and Fiat officials had no comment. +Israel's Antiquities Authority on Monday dismissed a Harvard scholar as chief editor of the Dead Sea Scrolls, citing health problems. +The disposition of Warner's shares in BHC, Chris-Craft's principal broadcasting subsidiary, was one of the principal issues in a lawsuit Chris-Craft filed against Warner in Delaware chancery court. +When the agency was created in 1961, East bloc countries were asked whether volunteers would be welcome. +About 10 Army staffers oversee the arsenal, housed in 72 buildings, but the rest of the 2,350 workers are civilians. +He resigned from USAir on June 26, and so did W. Howard Mackinnon, Piedmont's chief financial officer, and Richard L. James, the vice president of planning. +"I don't want to know who is sleeping with whom or who is getting a divorce. +Resentment of the United States has been growing for years in Honduras. +It sometimes seems as if Americans are marrying earlier and more often. +Mortgage-Backed Securities At a time when derivative mortgage securities are becoming increasingly complex, Ryland Acceptanc Corp. proved that a simple structure can generate strong investor demand. +The suggested amounts again varied widely with the assumptions made. +In the first place, Americans should make their experience in race relations more readily available to South Africa. +They meet in groups to grieve, they call each other at 3 a.m. to sob, they savor a unique joy with the coming of new mornings, the sight of sunsets. +Some councils complained that the brokers should have warned them about the risks of leaving their cash with BCCI. While investigating those claims, the MPs called for compulsory taping to help prevent disputes about the terms on which deals are done. +The conclusion is based on Goodwin's observations as well as discussions about Johnson the author had at the time with a psychiatrist. +The U.S. dollar%&fll slightly in early trading against the Japanese yen Tuesday, while share prices on the To;yS Stock Exchange lost marginally. +Wolf's entry _ garden rice-stuffed chicken breasts _ was in the frozen-vegetables category. +Investigators issued a new set of subpoenas to government bond dealers as part of the SEC's probe of violations at Treasury debt auctions. +GM declined to say which of the company's 100 plants in North America would be affected. +The new rates still fail to cover the city's costs to run the public transit and parks systems, the Beijing Evening News said. But it did not indicate whether further increases were likely soon. +The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, in its annual review of 108 member countries, said merchandise trade growth slowed to about 3% last year from a 5% increase in 1990, marking the third consecutive year of retarded expansion. +When the Arizona Senate opens Gov. Evan Mecham's impeachment trial Monday, it will embark on a course laid out in England as a way to remove cruel kings and brought to America in Colonial days as a way to protect democracy. +The Soviet Embassy in France denied similar reports from French media on Wednesday, Tass reported. +Another of his more notable roles was that of Dr. Dolittle, who talked with the animals and taught them to speak back in the 1967 movie named for his character. +This followed the 1987 crash and differences of views on how the company should be run in a new investment climate. +Miss Pennsylvania performed a ventriloquist act with a green cockatoo puppet named Oscar. +"We thought people would be mature enough to accept it." +"The situation has gone from god-awful to pretty terrible," observes Alan Jones, a spokesman for the state Department of Water Resources. +Mr. Bilzerian later made another bid of $17 in cash plus $4 in preferred, after signing a standstill agreement in exchange for a look at non-public company information. +But Oppenheimer's Mr. McAlpine sees clouds ahead. +The great majority of Bosnian Serbs had boycotted the referendum on independence. +As previously reported, the acquisition requires Dome's creditors to forgive 1.16 billion Canadian dollars ($864.5 million) of Dome's total debt of 6.3 billion dollars. +Mr. Reso, a native of New Orleans, worked his way through a variety of engineering and planning jobs, held positions in Australia, and returned to the U.S. +Mutual funds have reason to shop among small stocks, says Charles Clough, investment strategist for Merrill Lynch. +Company officials in Joplin and at the Cincinnati, Ohio, office of Eagle-Picher would not comment on EPA's proposed action or whether the company will seek a hearing to contest it. +The 8-pound, 9-ounce baby, Alexandra Lawford Pender, is the 14th great-grandchild of matriarch Rose Kennedy. +The stakes are high for corporations incorporated in Delaware. +At issue was a Feb. 9-10 meeting of the 12-member Federal Open Market Committee, or FOMC. +During the past week, police received anonymous tips that "buyers were being solicited abroad," Wilting said. "We got hard evidence of that early this week, and that's when we decided to act." +The appeals court said the evidence was clear that the two men were fired because of their political affiliation. +The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey got a mixed reception for its $100 million revenue bond issue sold yesterday. +The results represent a big change from last year, when the company posted heavy losses, stemming from inventory problems and runaway expenses. +Practically the whole country joined in peaceful demonstrations against the dictatorship. +All figures are provisional and aren't seasonally adjusted. +Some job losses among blacks also resulted. Trade sanctions were probably less effective: merchandise exports held up remarkably well during the sanctions era. +"I regard happy babies to be a bargain," she says. +The script, adapted from Dave Stevens's graphic novel by Danny Bilson and Paul De Meo, is drearily earnest, without a single original wrinkle in the timeless battle of good against evil. +Mrs. Whatley said her husband, an oil foreman held since the invasion, hoped to hurry home to visit his critically ill father. +In the world of architectural conservation there are, at the moment, a large number of small but important buildings that are in considerable danger. +Every few miles along potholed roads, Indian soldiers man sandbagged checkpoints where they halt travelers who come on foot, on bicycles and jammed into minibuses. +Idomeneus loses his reason, slays his son, tries to kill himself but is prevented. +If they do come on stream, it adds, there will not be enough gas to supply them long-term. +She emphasised her experience and said she could offer 'continuity and stability'. 'People don't have to guess what kind of leader I can be - they can see,' she said. +In sentencing them, Logan District Judge Dale L. Prince ordered them to apologize to the congregation or face contempt of court, with a possible year in jail and $500 fine. +But why trainspotting? 'There is infinite variety in the railway scene. +Saatchi isn't included in the rankings, which look only at its individual ad agency units. +The songs I included from it I think are three of my best songs. +No one was reported injured, but two Foreign Ministry officials went to Okinawa last month to talk with U.S. generals and inspect firing ranges. +"I was apprehensive," says the former University of Minnesota professor, "especially the day after Black Monday when the biotechnology stocks took a hit. +It is better, I think, to keep the portfolios smaller than that. +Cahouet also named four new vice chairmen and a new chief financial officer in a reorganization of Mellon's office of the chairman. +An independent television station being launched by a local cable operator could signal the opening of a new battleground between cable and free television. +Anything less would jeopardize not only our security _ and that of our friends and allies _ but also would dim the prospects for further negotiated agreements with our adversaries. +Or would he compare them with, "say, Mexicans who cross the U.S. border for work?" +But the SS-25 is under no INF restriction. +In his farewell address to the nation Saturday, he alluded to the current criticism of that 21-year era, allowing that some "bad things" had occurred but sticking fast to his lifelong belief in the Socialist creed. +"The average person figures I'm a normal guy, not a shyster lawyer or a cunning CPA. +If we don't do that, our chance to have influenced decisions will be much smaller," Walesa said. +The merchandise trade deficit totaled a record $148.5 billion in 1985 and is estimated at around $170 billion last year. +That seems to assume that the resulting higher payroll costs would not eliminate jobs. +Some things don't change, says a Hutton survivor: When the market is rocky, "it hurts at Hutton, it hurts at Shearson." +There, Mr. Sigoloff first negotiated with edgy vendors to get near-empty store shelves filled again. +Scientists are trying to understand just what triggers a latent virus to start reproducing itself, in hopes of finding ways to keep it dormant. +It will be the fuel needed to drive stock prices from here, they say. +The results so far? +The organizations seeking the transcripts were The Miami Herald, the Associated Press, Post-Newsweek station WPLG-TV of Miami and Gannett Co. and its USA Today. +That compared with a loss of $350,999, or seven cents a share, on revenue of $13.7 million in the year-earlier period. +Other analysts took a dimmer view. +We created the context for Roe to happen." Ms. Michelman urged the women to speak out and create a renewed climate of activism for the pro-abortion movement. +"If nobody is talking to anybody in this region, we'll never accomplish anything," says Mr. Norman. +"No agreements, arrangements or undertakings concerning the terms or conditions of such transaction have been reached, and there can be no assurance that any agreement will be consummated," the company said. +This battalion was engaged at Khafji on the Saudi-Kuwaiti border, and took some casualties. +What will Mr Louis-Dreyfus do if BSBW in the US fails again this year, or if the incipient CME-KHBB network fails to gel? +Mr. Abusada argues that splitting the package of measures into two parts, one in March and the other four months later, fueled inflationary expectations and created "the worst of both worlds" for the government. +The $1 fine would replace the normal penalties for assault or aggravated assault. +The company is plagued by financial and regulatory problems at the Seabrook, N.H., nuclear plant, in which it owns a 35.6% stake. +Griffin will own the existing Resorts International Hotel Casino, the balance of the company's real estate in Atlantic City, its casino properties in the Bahamas and other corporate assets. +A Continental spokesman says the airline planned to open the terminal in phases, so passengers could begin using it sooner. +More worrisome for competing cards is evidence that AT&T card holders are canceling or not using other credit cards. +She defines the state as 'confusion that arises when you can no longer make sense of your circumstances'. +The damage is widespread, nevertheless. +No other society in history has done as much to advance a repressed racial minority. +Oracle Corp. said it expects to report record net income of $7.8 million, or 24 cents a share, for the fiscal fourth quarter ended May 31. +The challenge here is obvious: If the public is going to pay its officials more money, how does it make sure that it gets its money's worth? +Like his other books, "American Psycho" is utterly unredeemed by moral sensibility or critical distance. +Purser said the money private landowners, businesses and the city have invested in such neighborhoods as Five Points could be jeopardized by the murals. +Public Service Co. that was also a prerequisite for the modernization plan. +But the issue didn't take. +"I never said anything about lesbians. +There were indications that the drought-induced slaughter of 1991 could lead to reduced production this year. The report says significant cost savings of about 30 per cent were made during the year on freight costs to North America. +The new constitution, passed by parliament earlier this year, eliminates the post of president-for-life and says presidential candidates must be at least 40 years of age and no older than 70. +The new phone is the result of two years of development work by AT&T units, including Bell Laboratories and Compression Labs Inc., which makes the video-compression electronics. +Revenues were Dollars 3.31bn, compared with Dollars 3.2bn. Income from the group's document-processing business was Dollars 113m, up 3 per cent from the previous year. +An estimated 1,400 people are still sheltered at the Nigerian Embassy, next to the West German compound. +"However, the cornerstone of the U.S. arms sales policy has always been to examine first and foremost the strategic and moral implications of military sales," Reich said. +The subject of campaign finance has become a debating point between Dukakis and a Democratic rival, Rep. Richard Gephardt of Missouri. +Franz Josef II, Prince of Liechtenstein, died Monday after a long illness at age 83. +But a top executive at one of the firms, asking not to be named, said he was convinced a final agreement will be reached. +Stock options give the right to purchase a share of stock in the future at a price fixed today. +An attorney for Mr. Weinstein stressed that his client wasn't charged in the stock-manipulation scheme. +Thatcher has spoken out publicly about the need for restraint. +It didn't occur to me that one was supposed to speak. +Chairman Steven Rothmeier declined to comment, joking that he could go to jail for spilling insider information. +It was unclear what sort of assistance the economically ailing Soviet Union might be willing to lend. +Seas, as the Marines learned during recent exercises along the gulf coast, can experience waves up to 15 feet. +Munni Setty says she ran into difficulty when she sought a license to practice in Colorado in 1988. +But critics have accused him of not always following through on his initiatives. +"It is now time for the LeBow team to take over the helm." +"This is a small but crucial step to treating a whole array of genetic diseases," said Dr. R. Michael Blaese, another cancer institute researcher on the project. +Afternoon trading was especially quiet in New York as many operations shut down early because of a snowstorm. +He said priority is being given to environmentally sensitive areas such as Prall's Island and Saw Mill Creek. +The plan, which needs U.N. approval, calls for up to 100 military observers to monitor Central American border areas in speedboats, helicopters and all-terrain vehicles. +He claimed that some of the hostages were spies for the CIA, specifically naming Terry Waite, the British envoy of the archbishop of Canterbury who disappeared in West Beirut in January 1987. +The core volunteers are aided by pueblo residents old and young, who gather when they can at the adobe-making site a mile away from the church to help with anything from loading materials to cooking. +Great as it is, "Do You Love Me?" doesn't rescue the "Dirty Dancing" soundtrack albums from the contempt of all prudent consumers. +Centex Real Estate Corp., a unit of Centex Corp., Dallas, for example, said it built 10% fewer homes during June than what it considered a healthy rate for this time of the year. +Soviet businessmen operating in Finland have said they have access to technology that is denied them in the Soviet Union by Western export limitations. +It said two pilots at the scene were arrested. +The country's property sector would then resemble more the sluggish markets in the US and UK, and less the fast-growing high margin one the Reichmanns take Mexico to be. +We will do what we can to give political and material support to the population in northern and southern Iraq while the regime continues its repression. +But the self-reliant Mrs. McMehen retains her good humor. +And yet, this man, the governor, equated the president to a rotting fish. +I mean, no one says trunks anymore." Bobby Shriver, 36, venture capitalist and Special Olympics producer, New York: "I remember once I was out walking with my grandmother. +Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom are major suppliers. +And of course, the Justice Department job, like the Iraqi pipeline Mr. Wallach also once advocated, never materialized. +At any rate, the cease-fire talks tally the first triumph of common sense and human decency since the war began. +"Within two or three days, his face will change," he says. +But Ms. Ingram argued that "Ruby Lewis did not perceive the plaintiff as having different skin color from she." She said the issue was Ms. Morrow's job performance. +NBA said the syndicate would control nearly 63% of the bank's voting shares. +Time Inc. said second-quarter net income gained 7.7%, helped by strong performances from cable television and book operations and by lower taxes. +But a lot of people here think he was just trying to help the poor," he said. +Mr. Stepanek was until recently resident director of an American multinational in Beijing. +Recon's Mr. Whyte declined to comment for this article. Israeli officials refuse to comment, except to defend the integrity of their RIS program and to insist that theft isn't the Israeli way. +Each preferred share would have an initial annual dividend of $1 per share, Buckeye said. +Both General Motors Corp. and Chrysler have made union approval of three-shift production a major objective of their current national contract negotiations with the UAW. +That's a long winning streak by any standard. +NII's owns FoxMeyer Drug, the nation's third-largest drug distributor. +People gathered around the televisions in an electronics shop at a shopping mall to watch Wright's hourlong nationally broadcast speech. +It is haunting this party. +An advantage to such an approach is flexibility. +He has called for ending the apartheid system of racial segregation and for holding talks on allowing the black majority an equal political role with whites. +Phinda gets bricks over a third cheaper than from commercial suppliers. Not far from Mazibuko's brickworks, Thomas Nkomo - another reformed poacher -makes charcoal according to a traditional African method. +In Tehran, the Iranian cabinet held a meeting to discuss strategy for what President Khamenei called "new movement" in the Persian Gulf war. +The ministry official said both men told Japanese officials they did not want to return to East Germany. +Perez de Cuellar's pessimistic comments follow his effort at personal mediation in the Persian Gulf crisis. +The brewing and leisure sectors have similar property portfolios, yet the full significance of the change does not yet appear to have sunk in. +Props such as bookcases and stairs pop up out of the tables. +Walsh had pleaded guilty to misdemeanor counts. +He noted that the tribunal decided that the United States was not obligated to return the property but to pay its value as of March 1981. +Nevertheless, Mr. Hahn attacked the mayor's conduct. +Grain and soybean futures closed higher Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade with soybeans up sharply on fears of continued dry weather. +True, its share in world exports fell sharply between independence and the mid-1970s, but it has stabilised at about half a per cent since then. +Much of the buying apparently was based on indications of increased global demand for grain and soybeans, particularly by the Soviet Union. +The bid was trimmed by 3p to 777p. Smith & Nephew was slightly easier at 136p despite its defensive qualities. Nomura reduced its 1992 forecast by Pounds 5m to Pounds 145m, principally to reflect a weaker dollar. +The regime is opposed by hardline guerrillas based in neighbouring Pakistan. Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said most hurdles in the Afghan peace process had been removed. A majority of the guerrilla groups were backing the UN plan, he added. +In other action, the court: _Agreed to decide in a Minnesota case whether governors may withhold National Guard troops the federal government wants to send on training missions in foreign countries. +Pendleton said James worked "with several other Newark politicians" in pressuring Rodino to retire. +No longer reports sales results; merged with Campeau Corp. +Industry analysts said almost all high-technology companies require employees to sign anti-disclosure agreements and many have restrictive "not to compete" clauses, though they are seldom the subject of lawsuits. +The civil defense commander, Maj. Gen. +Stokes said agreement would be needed in order to secure the $500 million needed for the project. +At Port Mobil and at the high-volume Gulf stations along the Maine Turnpike, where prices were a few pennies lower, motorists had no difficulty seizing on a villain. +And this can be achieved if we Panamanians keep our funds in banks in Panama," it said. +Leaders of two opposition parties demanded on Tuesday that President Mobutu Sese Seko resign and make way for the introduction of a multiparty democracy. +She hopes to establish Sisters of Charity missions in Maputo, the capital, and the northern province of Nampula, AIM reported. +Traders said signs of weakness in the West German economy are creating speculation of a German discount-rate cut sometime today. +In 1540, King Henry VIII of England married his fourth wife, Anne of Cleves. +A spokesman for the Banking Commission said its concerns have been passed on to the public prosecutor in Antwerp, where Super Club is based. +The underlying hope is that market prices will somehow reach the inflated payment price. +All these industries were sceptical and said they wouldn't use the contracts, but today they are involved in futures for hedging. Mr Sandor said: 'It is unambiguously incorrect to view this market differently than other markets.' +The firm, which is handling several friendly acquisitions, has gained its first "victory" in a contested takeover. +Massive corporate cutbacks in recent years have pitted managers in their 20s against "older, more experienced people who now are willing to take entry-level jobs," she notes. +It's very cold and the snow and fog are making it even more difficult,' he said. +In recent trade talks, the U.S. government demanded that Japan change aspects of its economy to help reduce its $49 billion trade surplus. +Traders said the company's strong earnings outlook and lower price-earnings ratio attracted investors. +"Then, they go back to their offices in the Ginza and make sketches," says Hiromichi Nakamura, the head of product development. +Secosky, 42, is interested in why Jupter's moon Io sometimes appears brighter as it emerges from the planet's frigid shadow. +I've got some magic tricks and I throw out cheap novelties to the crowd." He also juggles bowling pins. "Four is the most I can do, and three is plenty." Fred Young often plays drums shirtless, borrowing the idea from other drummers he's seen. +The current Braniff is legally a different entity from the past two Braniffs. +The black-tie event is to benefit a Planned Parenthood fund to honor Miss Hepburn's mother, Katharine Houghton Hepburn. +Mrs. Hemidal said "something big is going to happen in two or three days _ things will be handled," but she would not explain what she meant. +Our hearts quicken to the call, our eyes brighten, our pace picks up," he said. +Eventually, he said a uniform progressive tax rate should be developed for those who work in cooperatives and those who for state-run enterprises. +Banks resorted to paying their largest depositors a 600 percent annual rate to retain funds that otherwise might be withdrawn and converted to U.S. dollars. +But if the Pernod acceptances are valid, Irish Distillers shareholders won't be able to sell to Grand Met at the higher price. +But it is easy to find this kind of fault. +The western aid effort for Russia has been a debacle. +Fermi, as he had so often in this long pursuit of the atom's secret, foreshadowed what was to come while the doings of Szilard and Einstein and Sachs in the year 1939 were still only question marks. +The show has been jazzed up in recent months with new graphics and backdrops, but it is still dry and focuses on agricultural reports and Politburo announcements. +Hillman and McGuinn are nominated for country event of the year, for a performance at Red Rocks in Colorado. +"We believe we have a valid contract with the government," said Bluebonnet President R. Brad Oates. +"It was no major thing, no big explosion, just some rounds popping off," said Sgt. Joe Lentini. +Project 10, mentioned in your article, is the nation's first mainstream program that addresses the needs of adolescent homosexuals. +White House officials said Mr. Bush won't be seeking any specific action on the Gulf from Congress. +The restaurants are part of a $3 billion trade pact in which the Soviet Union will build at least 10 ships, mostly oil tankers, to be sold or leased by Pepsico in return for foreign credits. +About 7,000 people have been slain since the Tamil war began in 1983. +The members differed on the inflation outlook, though they agreed that domestic price pressures didn't appear to be intensifying and that wage increases had remained moderate. +A funnel cloud becomes a tornado once it touches the ground. +I believe its approach puts undue emphasis on the balance sheet, to the detriment of the profit and loss account, and to the disadvantage of users of accounts. The board has now published all but one of the chapters of its draft statement of principles. +Corporate bonds prices edged up, however. +The measure would ban the import of five foreign-made weapons and outlaw the manufacture of four other varieties in this country. The bill would not bar possession or sale of the weapons. +The announcement unleashed a run on technology stocks Friday, including IBM. +Neustrup, who flew to Beirut on Friday to take charge of negotiations to release the crew, was in Jounieh today to arrange for their departure, the source said. +But no one here can answer it." In Budapest, a Hungarian official said the transfer of refugees was stalled because of fears over how Hungary's role would be viewed by allied East Germany. +Federal researchers are exploring a possible new biological weapon against cells infected with the virus that causes AIDS. +The Air Force has decided to deactivate three of its 38 tactical fighter wings after concluding that the current budget will support only 35 wings, each of which consists of 72 fighter aircraft. +The purchases will be made on the open market. +Some temporary workers were on the job by 1 a.m. Saturday, with 2,200 replacements reporting to work Monday morning, said Western Union spokesman Warren Bechtel. +An explosion destroyed a French UTA jetliner over the Niger desert last September, killing 171 people. +The EC contends that as long as the "global" level of subsidies is reduced, some increases should be allowed. +"The words are atrocious and the tune is worse," wrote Peter McKay in The Evening Standard last month. +Conversely, a critical press can sometimes alert a company to an area of weak performance. But not everyone believes that media evaluation techniques are a satisfactory measure of PR's effectiveness. +Though Mr. Benjamin maintained it was by no means certain that Mr. Culverhouse could have overthrown the board and management, "We felt it was in the best interest of stockholders to get this resolved while we were in control of the situation. +The court ends the term with the liberals perhaps understandably feeling the pressure of minority status. Still, there can be no excuse for gamesmanship in constitutional law. +The proposal was announced over a year ago and Canada's federal government hasn't yet introduced formal legislation. +3M also failed to follow up with its customers after it determined that its air guns were leaking, the NRC inspection summary said. +"This is going to be interesting case," said Constance Lowenthal, executive director of the International Foundation for Art Research, a New York-based group dedicated to combating forgery and theft of artworks. +His victory appeared to mark the end of 31 years of Tutsi domination, although he was careful to include members of the minority tribe in his government. +The issuance is under a previously filed $500 million shelf registration, the company said. +Wagner and Brown: "This is definitely not a purchase to bust up Insilco." +According to the filing, Clark it said its purpose in selling the shares was to "partially liquidate the Clark Estates' investment" in the company's common stock. +Now they are considered a serious problem. +At his side were Mayor Coleman Young of Detroit and Sen. Don Riegle. +In its suit, Damon seeks to enjoin the American Magnetics group from acquiring any Damon stock and to require the group to dispose of its current 10.75% stake in Damon. +Underwriters are headed by McLeod Young Weir Ltd. +Mr. De Benedetti is married and has two children. +Kantor was known for creating dynamic, inventive theater based on historical and personal themes. +Demoralized and split into bickering camps, the party is being written off as a contender in national politics. +If you do marry a housewife, advise your children not to go to school. +Keenan, 39, from Belfast in Northern Ireland, holds dual Irish and British citizenship. +Piete said residents in West Berlin's Zehlendorf district reported seeing a balloon about 7:50 a.m. floating into the city over the wall. +"We feel very strongly we have observed excess energy," he said. "We feel confident in being able to measure the heat. +Opponents of U.S. military aid to Central America demonstrated outside a hotel where Vice President Dan Quayle was speaking, and 21 people were arrested. +The liquidation plan comes after weeks of pressure from anxious creditors. +The 10-day festival that ended Saturday featured more than 130 films from 40 countries, but competition is only among movies made in Israel. +The shootout occurred about eight hours after Gonzales and Ralph P. Brown, fled from the Arkansas Valley Correctional Facility in Ordway, Colo. in a helicopter. +Sir, With reference to your article, 'UN aims to redraw border of Iraq and Kuwait' (February 19), to date no final recommendations on the actual boundary have yet been made. +But according to the latest Gallup-Newsweek poll, Bush's approval rate has slipped from 80 percent last January to 48 percent, the lowest rating of his presidency. +Lefebvre insisted on the June 30 date and on elevating four bishops, effectively repudiating the accord. +Ramp season opens in late winter, but this year started in January because of warm weather. +Dr. Carr is the kind of contingent worker who both gladdens and worries employers. +The Lundgrens' son, Jeffrey, must serve at least 120 years in prison for his conviction on four counts of aggravated murder in the deaths of four of the Averys. +The blinding means that much of the data sought by the U.S. satellite could not be gathered. +The calculated annualized rate also was the same for both months _ 5.2 percent _ in contrast to a 4.4 percent inflation rate in 1987 and the first six months of this year, Labor Department economists said.. +The move is part of a previously announced cost-cutting drive under which Sears is eliminating 33,000 jobs. +Losses in the corn and soybean markets were limited, though, by a National Weather Service Forecast for warmer- and drier-than-normal conditions in the Midwest next week. +The remaining 10 per cent is half owned by employees and half by Lebanese investors. +The Soviet Union indicated it would soon resume its nuclear-weapons testing program because of Tuesday's test blast by the U.S. +Some 30 others stayed with International Showbusiness and traveled to West Virginia to look for work. +The money will create a town development fund. +Such information can help a company in drafting its proposal. +The high schools remain under jurisdiction of the central board. +Among those arrested, Le Monde said, were Ali Ardalan, former finance minister; and Husseini Shah Hussein, who was president of the welcome committee when the exiled Khomeini returned to Iran in 1980. +An IRA statement in Crossmaglen said a 12-man unit used two 12.7mm anti-aircraft guns, three 7.62mm general purpose machine-guns and rifles Thursday in what it called the IRA's first successful helicopter downing. +He offers a tough but brilliant vision. Everything he designed, and take a close look at the circular silver toast rack in the exhibition, is thought through from the inside out. +The numbers this time were disappointing enough to pull forecasts back from roughly Pounds 31m to Pounds 27m. +Fashion-lovers can view clothes from aristocratic closets of the revolutionary period in the Musee de la Mode et du Costume, Palais Galliera, until May 7. +The statement appeared to be the most high-powered pledge of solidarity yet by writers with Rushdie and his publishers, and was a response to Khomeini's Feb. 14 call. +According to a UN estimate, at least 500,000 farm animals have been killed by the mines. +He also was named chairman and chief executive of NL Chemicals Inc., the chemicals unit that the company has talked of spinning off to shareholders. +In coastal Salvador, 1,120 miles northeast of Brazil, millions of costumed revelers packed city squares and streets to dance to highly-amplified samba bands perched atop lavishly decorated trucks. +"He's built a career on economic growth and that's exactly the kind of message this state needs to hear." Being mentioned for political office is nothing new to Mr. Iacocca, a self-professed independent with Democratic leanings. +Democrats, who have never won the White House without winning Texas, cling to the lowest number. +One alert reader received a mail shot from Sharelink giving him the chance to invest in one of two indexed funds via a personal equity plan. +"The numbers are very large. +A powerful storm covered parts of Colorado and Wyoming Monday with up to a foot of snow and sent strong winds gusting through much of the Rockies and Great Plains. +The group's system is still on the drawing board, but some specialists say it would be easier to adapt for use in the West German air force's F-14 fighter aircraft. +In an earlier drug-cult case, police in April 1989 found 15 bodies buried on a ranch near the northern city of Matamoros across the U.S.-Mexico border from Brownsville, Texas. +In scientific meetings in 1982 and in 1986, a view developed favorable to continued technological progress in crop and livestock production as well as in conservation of the nation's resources. +It currently has about 39.4 million shares outstanding. +Without its strong-willed chief, the company could narrow its focus, lower its debts, cut the dividend, or be acquired in whole or in part. +Association officials again attributed the fall to high interest rates and a slump in demand resulting from slower economic growth, factors that also have been curbing sales here of Japanese-made cars. +It fell 0.5 per cent on the week. +He was also known before the invasion to have his sights on Warba and Bubiyan, which would provide Iraq with key sea links. +Connie Chung said Monday that she's putting her new television series on hold while she tries to become pregnant. +But King Fahd says that his country has sacrificed long enough. +In 1989, the highest payment for any loss was 65 percent of the payment rate. +In Acapulco, condominium-style resorts with private swimming pools and hideaway beaches cost around $250 a day. +That might, surely, be from real life. +Another 78 blacks have been killed in Soweto township southwest of Johannesburg during the same period. +Pressured by disgruntled shareholders, Zenith has been exploring options for its consumer electronics business for more than a year, but has had trouble getting the price it wanted for a unit that had 1988 sales of $1.13 billion. +Wells Fargo rose 2 3/4 to 79 on a report that investor Warren Buffett had a stake in the company. +You glance from time to time at the distant reaches of the river. +Though she completed the 11th grade, she is functionally illiterate and now is studying long division and reading, trying to earn her general-equivalency diploma. +Discount brokers use 15-minute-old quotes to cut down costs of servicing individual investors. +Chen Ye, a senior official in the State Land Administration, was quoted by the China Daily as saying a quota system will be adopted. +However, revenues for its energy and utility systems and commercial segments were down for the third quarter. +Nevertheless, the Fed's decision to arrange the unexpected two-day reserve drain shortly before a Treasury auction "has to be viewed as suspicious," said Dana Johnson, chief money market economist at First National Bank of Chicago. +In separate cases, seven brokers were sanctioned for violating rules by exercising discretionary authority in accounts without prior customer approval. +Many Democrats have tried to reciprocate, it said. +"Our firm has never done this before, but there has never been such a catastrophic art theft," said Diana D. Brooks, president of the Sotheby's auction house. +A $150 million issue of Bank of New York deposit notes due September 1992. +But they were roundly rejected by West Germany and the U.S., and Mr. Hashimoto went home empty-handed. +For millions of victims of Alzheimer's disease and their families, it is a matter of life or living death. +In any case, it will probably be well down the slope before its effect starts to show in worsening profitability. +Divorcees, for instance, weren't married but didn't quite feel single. +"Bill Gunn by Ishmael Reed," works of the independent director, screenwriter, actor, novelist and playwright. +Throughout the 1980-88 war with Iran and after, Iraq bought most of its food from the United States, Canada and Australia, all now committed to the embargo. +Only a quarter of the sculptures on its western facade are original. +The dummy trades, they asserted, distorted the market by creating a false impression of trading activity. +Now it's time to get back to concentrating on the company's business." The proposed reorganization plan calls for cash distribution of about $600 million to creditors. +Students stuck taking Russian by default don't give their teachers much joy. +"Later that night, the soldiers came. +He was summarily dismissed by the company when the currency loss came to light, ending his severance contract that was to run until September. +This special status is still in force, although the Soviets have put virtually all control in local hands. +The oil wealth divided the Arab world. +Treasury bonds were mixed. +Burmese troops fired on hundreds of looters in three separate incidents, killing 18 people, Rangoon Radio said. +In the three races for open Senate seats, it is the incumbent House members who have the clear fund-raising edge. +It was followed rapidly by KLM, the Dutch flag carrier, Aer Lingus, the Irish state airline and Air France, normally one of the traditionalists. +The OECD ministers said government intervention had resulted in harmful agricultural surpluses, and they agreed that "market signals" should play a bigger part in determining future patterns of agricultural production. +Instead of earning a 1.65 per return on the bills, the fund would enjoy a 2.75 per cent return, a 110 basis points difference. +Munn said his agency also questioned several other people "but there was no new evidence, so there's nothing more we can do." McFarlin, the Williamsburg sheriff, said last week he did not plan to reopen the case. +What upset her most was that Robbie's family would not acknowledge either his talent or his homosexuality. +The 87-year-old prize carries a $390,000 cash prize. +The National Enquirer recently ran an article claiming her condition was worse than the White House has let on and that the first lady was in severe pain at times. +I think there should be more apprenticeships, so you can see what the real world is like. +Autospa also would receive a five-year option to buy as many as 2.4 million new Cardis common shares for $6.25 or $7 each, depending on the date of exercise. +However, bidding was quite spirited for many major works, and records were set for nine artists. +But new forecasts of wetter-than-normal conditions in the Midwest over the new six to 10 days pushed soybean and corn futures prices higher because it may slow harvesting. +Postmaster General Anthony M. Frank says he is optimistic about the future, despite the fact that the post office is preparing to raise rates as it faces the largest dollar loss in postal history. +His wife, Anne Henderson Pollard, was sentenced to two concurrent five-year terms for helping him. +These are long-term manufacturing-related jobs, many of them highly skilled. +The shares, trading at CDollars 27 3/4 before the deal, are being sold on an instalment basis, with full payment due only in March 1993. +Even before taking into account the bad-debt losses, Midland Group showed a profit of #743 million for 1990, down from #879 million the year before. +Repayment would be based on, perhaps, commodity prices or a general economic growth target. +White House officials said Mr. Miller was reproved for assertions cited in the article, especially his suggestion that the administration might favor raising "sin" taxes on items such as cigarettes and alcoholic beverages. +Three previously unreported issues began trading recently on the Big Board. +Initially, the State Council was to contain an army representative but Roy said Thursday the army chose not to be in it. +The Nebraska State Patrol said it was investigating the letter that Mrs. Orr received last August. +A few stopped to look or ask questions. +A federal judge and the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals subsequently ordered Diamond to help reimburse the winners' legal fees. +At one point early in the expedition, two of the team's three sleds were damaged in a crashing descent on ice, and at another point, a French doctor had to descend into an ice crevasse to rescue a stranded sled dog. +During her hearing on Friday, the committee repeatedly pointed out that new S&L examiners weren't hired at a critical period, even though it wouldn't have cost the government anything because industry fees pay the examiners' salaries. +A late flurry of technically inspired buying pushed most grain and soybean futures prices to a higher close Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade. +Forte, which is said to be attempting to persuade shareholders in the Savoy Group to support its ambitions for a combined luxury hotel group, moved ahead in early trading before sliding back to close a halfpenny ahead at 231 1/2p. +But off-kilter the least bit, it'll kill you," Swayze said in an interview in May 29's US magazine. +Consumers should expect to see ads from automakers whose vehicles ranked high on the survey. +Most of the acquisition price represented assumption of Delaware Management's debt, which now stands at $200 million. +Hirohito has occupied the throne since 1926, considered a living god for the first 20 years of his reign. +At least one grumble was heard after Bush announced the results: Rep. Frank McCloskey, D-Ind., said he believed the electoral system should be scrapped and replaced with a direct popular vote. +Partial volume was 345.6 million shares, compared with full-day volume of 564.7 million shares Thursday. +Central Statistical Office gives figures for credit business (June) and producer price index numbers (July-provisional). TUESDAY: Quarterly analysis of bank advances (April-June) from the Bank of England. +"The heavy oil is less and less attractive in today's green-type environment, but if they give us the linkage of exploring lighter crude areas, it will change the picture considerably," says an official of one oil company holding talks with PDVSA. +'I must apologise that the previous correspondence was not factual,' she said. +"I think right now would be an inappropriate time to talk about new taxes," said New Mexico Gov. Garrey Carruthers. +The company expects the number to quadruple by year-end. +"We are all members of the family, we don't pay each other for what we do for each other," said the governor's mother. +I really disapprove of people who drive fast and grippy cars on country roads at speeds more appropriate to a rally special stage. +But the real action is on the "Surreal Side" _ or Side 2. +He "threatened to shoot if anybody moved," said a police official, who cannot be named under standing regulations. +Although Ford's First Nationwide unit is based in San Francisco and is the nation's sixth-largest thrift, its California branch network is relatively small, with only 132 of its total of 348 branches. +I didn't recognize the brushes. +Qintex Entertainment is 43%-owned by Qintex Australia, a unit of Qintex Ltd., based in Brisbane, Australia. +Yemen's oil is said to be first-rate, with a low sulphur content and a high ratio of associated gas. +He also acknowledged that "mistakes were made" in the summary trial of the Ceausescus, which was widely criticized internationally. +His filter wasn't needed right at that moment. +Even so, petrol will still cost less in the United Kingdom than in most countries in the European Union and it will be cheaper than it was in real terms in the early 80s. +Phillips, whose granddaughter is among about 385 pupils boycotting the new Motley Elementary School, said parents aren't worried about the truancy law. +But he said that rather than forcing an end to resistance, more violence is the likely result. +One Japanese official described the talks as "heated" and said neither side had changed its position on the territorial dispute. +Aidid, who said Monday he had ousted the president. +The Nov. 16 letter, parts of which were obtained by The Associated Press, said most of the export applications were referred to expert opinions at the State, Defense and Energy departments. +One banner read "Pay back the blood debt." Police monitored the march but did not interfere, said one 18-year-old marcher. +The dollar rose in European trading this morning as market sentiment continued to run toward the U.S. currency. +They also get too big for one person to control. +Troops on Saturday shot and killed a guerrilla who opened fire from across the Jordan-Israel border and wounded two soldiers, the army command said. +The pact is subject to the approval of the Glasgow-based firm's policyholders, who own it. +OPEC oil ministers today held a flurry of bargaining sessions to try to break a deadlock in negotiations for a new production and pricing agreement. +Mr. Ben-Aharon said that direct Arab-Israeli talks could take place after a regional conference, which could serve as a "convocation" ceremony to get things rolling. +Some analysts have speculated that the well could have one billion to two billion barrels of oil equivalent. +Earlier this year, First Constitution established a credit administration department in anticipation of a deteriorating real-estate market in Connecticut. +In Moscow, the newspaper exchange was seen as an allegory for the struggle between Gorbachev and Ligachev. +With more than L100bn (Pounds 39m) of loans outstanding, BNL is the group's largest creditor. Both Cariplo and BNL have insisted the functioning of their institutions is not affected. +Commodities: Dow Jones futures index 130.63, up 1.42; spot index 126.37, up 0.22. +Enrile said it should have brought $12-$15 million. +The offer was contained in a statement by the rebel National Democratic Front, which was delivered to news organizations. +Bush said he would not try to assign blame for the problems at HUD. +Kenneth Loeffler, Lancaster, Pa., sends flowers to patients "after a particularly long or difficult procedure." +Northern Ireland's troubles are really about economics and politics, not religion. +The December contract closed at 91.72 after closing the previous night at 91.81. The Bank purchased Pounds 100m of Band 1 bank bills at 8 7/8 per cent. +Ametek spun off its Straza division and 13 others in 1988 to create Ketema Inc., which in turn has sold the marine products operations involved in the investigation, Ametek said. +Chicago attorney Lori B. Andrews, a specialist in reproductive technology law, said she knows of no in-vitro fertilization clinic that will take a single woman as a patient. +The Wembley concerts, where sellout crowds of 72,000 had been expected, have been rescheduled for Aug. 24-25, Ms. Sen said. +Mr. Guber wooed Mr. Dolgen back to Columbia last year to be president of the Columbia Pictures studio under its chairman, Frank Price. +They have snipers who have the soldiers controlled," a woman who fled the area said. +Further nervousness is likely ahead of tomorrow's policy meeting at the Bundesbank. +Los Angeles drug gangs are spreading cocaine and violence in cities nationwide and may become a new form of organized crime unless they are stopped soon, the Los Angeles County district attorney warns. +Khaled said last Christmas that Ms. Valente had given birth to a baby girl after a seven-month pregnancy "from an illegal relationship with Fernand Houtekins." Emmanuel Houtekins said the kidnappers were "providing us with wine and beer. +She says that since 1972, she has turned a credit-card debt of $62,000 into a $100,000 portfolio of six carefully selected stocks. +We ask people how severe their addictions are and he reported he had a $30-a-day cocaine habit. +After Norquist was sworn in, Maier wished his successor good luck. "I know you have the courage and vision to do the job," Maier said. +Hun Sen conferred during a break in the talks Sunday with John Monjo, the U.S. ambassador to Indonesia. +It said there are no known safety or effectiveness problems with the products, but there were questions as to whether they met the specifications approved by the agency. +For the first time the federal government would require all states to pay cash benefits to two-parent welfare families. +Insurers are acutely aware of the need to store enough money to afford paying claims to Japan's rapidly aging population in the decades ahead. +The first part of the exhibit concentrates on the powerful region of Prussia, named for an exterminated pagan tribe. +The new bid is conditional on review of Little's finances and severance agreements that the company initiated after Plenum made its first proposal. +Then President Nixon closed the "gold window" in 1971. +Castle & Cooke added 1/2 to 24 3/4; the company said it acquired a 7.3% stake in Amfac and has federal clearance to increase its holding to 15%. +The company said it is attempting to reposition a number of its strategies and business, but said the efforts are too premature to discuss in detail. +The budget documents state that "the discipline that the current budget process imposes on most Federal agencies is not fully effective in controlling Federal credit programs," because the process doesn't show how big the subsidies are. +Michael Binkow, a spokesman for Fox, confirmed Diller's offer. Katzenberg's proposal was reported in Tuesday's editions of The New York Times. +Desert will be an apple and cranberry brown betty with cinnamon ice cream covered with bourbon custard sauce, followed by a demitasse of coffee. +An Associated Press study of the 1988 disaster program found farmers who said they were "made whole" by both programs, earning as much or more in insurance claims and disaster payments as they would have with normal harvests. +At the short end the two-year note was unchanged at 100 1/16 , to yield 3.825 per cent. The news overnight of intense fighting in Moscow, set the scene for early gains in Treasuries. Yet any benefits for the Treasury market yesterday were short-lived. +In February, IBM said publicly that it would offer its new family of workstations with a piece of system software made by Steve Jobs's Next Inc. instead of Microsoft. +On June 5, an 8-year-old Miramar girl was killed by her 10-year-old brother who thought his father's gun was unloaded. +More peripheral markets such as Colombia and Peru may also benefit, some reckon. +The president-elect did better as the political season progressed. +"His people would expect it (his return) and he is just the sort of person who would do it," Mrs. Thatcher said of Gorbachev, with whom she has a good rapport. +More dates will be added, said Bob Merlis, vice president of publicity for Warner Bros. Records Inc. +Police reports also said Ms. Bamping and Blevins tried to use their positions as prosecutors to intimidate Robertson, but Blevins denied that. +At midnight every British terrestrial television channel will be showing an old Hollywood movie. +Talks to help liberalize the $600 billion annual trade in services have also hit snags. +The driver has a full no-claims driving record, no accidents, claims or convictions, and drives to work. The Which? survey revealed huge premium variations, even for this standard cover. +But you and I understand that just having Republicans know all this isn't good enough. +Federal law requires a 27.5 miles per gallon fleet-wide fuel economy standards for 1989-90 model cars, but NHTSA has proposed lowering that to 26.5 mpg. +"Now I didn't learn about crime, as Mr. Bush did, from a Clint Eastwood movie. +Friday's Market Activity Rising interest rates and a weakening U.S. dollar bashed stock prices Friday, crushing the blue-chips and a broad array of issues. +Such positive sentiment has triggered a powerful junk-bond rally that has pushed prices of low-rated bonds to the highest levels in months. +"To me it's an absolute nightmare," he said. +"This is an extraordinary, record-breaking flood and is very dangerous. +New York-based Lynch, Jones & Ryan, a soft-dollar firm, called the SEC action a "naive" response in favor of soft-dollar critics. +Unilever said the Polish company has annual sales of more than $20 million and accounts for more than a fifth of detergent powder made in Poland. +He was the jackal who pursued her until he finally devoured her. +"I want to go with my boots on," he laughs. +Although President Lee wields little of the influence his predecessor had, he quickly has proved himself to be the force to contend with at the upcoming KMT Party congress, which opens July 7. +U.S. Army helicopters scoured the Caribbean for a Nicaraguan cargo plane with a crew of six that failed to arrive on schedule Tuesday at Costa Rica's port city of Limon. +All the markets opened lower, but then soybeans moved sharply lower while wheat turned higher. +He said the People's Front wants such a visit because "the republic's government is not in a position to solve this question" of Nagorno-Karabakh. +If enacted, the bill would transfer from the president to the U.S. trade representative the authority to decide what unfair trade practices another country is engaged in and what, if any, retaliatory measures to impose. +A law applying the state's 4 percent sales tax to magazines while exempting newspapers was upheld Wednesday by the Iowa Supreme Court. +It also hired a management consulting firm, Glass & Osnos Associates Inc. +Stanley Bender, vice president, finance, said the company will take "substantial write-downs" in the fourth quarter. +Gleeson said there were no truce violations. +The earnings drop "was due in part to a decrease in revenue at U.S. Credit Services and substantial increase in costs" to revamp the operations, the company said. +The college settled her claims in 1975 for $75,000 without admitting liability. +New-issue volume has since fallen to $151 billion in 1986 and $105 billion in 1987 and is expected to fall to $100 billion this year, she said. +"Currencies very much dominate what's going on in investment policy," says Rowe-Price Fleming's Mr. Allison. +Syncordia has put together a network that currently links 14 "business centers" or cities, according to Mr. Thames, but plans to link 70 cities within two years. +Vinyl details all over included see-through plastic bustier bodices over sequined iridescent miniskirts for a mermaid effect. +The American Trucking Associations' executive committee voted Wednesday to support random testing even though some of its members have reservations about the federal program that takes effect at the end of the year. +It may be that labour-market flexibility and the growth of self-employment will bring more people into the workforce than would otherwise have been the case. +Earlier this year, Kaneb omitted its common-stock dividend of two cents a share, suspended dividend payments on its preferred stock and cut its work force. +Jackson was receiving 31 percent of the vote and 37 delegates, while Dukakis was getting 17 percent of the vote, but no delegates. +Late yesterday, the AT&T spokesman said the company decided to sweeten its proposal by offering to repurchase any uninstalled phones from Pay Phones customers. +The party is investigating leaflets issued by Liberal Democrats in the recent council by-election, won by the far right British National Party. 'Hope is a fragile thing,' Mr Ashdown said. +He went along with the requests, he added, to marshal his resources for the fight to abolish syndication rules, which he lost anyway. +Inner-city regeneration, training and defence industry diversification all look promising areas. It is easy to spot the sticks and carrots. +The price is expected to fall as production increases, he said. +The market's tumble put him in default on bank loans he had secured for the KaiserTech cash infusion. +That's a big switch from Texaco's bond offering late last year, which took syndicate officials nearly a month to place. +I don't feel like a valued customer." AT&T's long-distance network, after decades of reliability, has failed four times in two years. +Salt Lake City police said Mack has used six or more aliases and has been married seven or eight times. +In the early 1900s, more than 100 wolves lived in Yellowstone National Park. +Russo was sentenced to one year probation on the misdemeanor charge. +"I'm never going to retire. +The aid is in addition to the $119 million aid package President Bush announced earlier this summer, nearly half of which was earmarked for food assistance. +John C. Lewis, chairman, said the third-quarter performance continues the upturn for Amdahl through the first half of this year. +Always, Dr. King was a great inspiration to all of us." Forty-three percent of imported aerosol cosmetics contained chlorofluorocarbon compounds banned as propellants by the United States 10 years ago, the Customs Service said Monday. +The first gorilla twins born alive in captivity in the Western Hemisphere will be permanently separated next week when one is shipped to a Nebraska zoo. +For 1986, the company had a loss of $1.9 million, despite an extraordinary gain of $248,000 from the pre-payment of long-term debt at a discount. +The Big Board has already scheduled a hearing in connection with its disciplinary charges against Drexel, people familiar with the matter said. +The current versions of Tax Adviser and Personal Tax Planner leave capital gains tax out altogether. The expensive programs are edging towards the sort of thing an accountant might use. +The Chamorro-Godoy ticket was approved with the minimum 10 votes out of a possible 14 after five rounds of voting Saturday. +Rooth's argument is that the Conservative majority in the National Government, led by Neville Chamberlain, was enacting the protectionist policies championed by Chamberlain's father, Joseph, in the 1890s. Public opinion was also pro-protectionist. +Yesterday, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading, its common closed at $36.25, up $1. +We don't need no stinkin' tax law. +Even determining whether the high caused the jet stream to split, or the split jet stream trapped the high, is difficult, Livezey said. +Yet you must perform the preliminary phase of the operation with some degree of dedication or you will pay for it later. +Leon J. Perelman, 77, operated the Perelman Toy Museum in Philadelphia until a robbery in August in which a caretaker was bound and held at gunpoint by two men. +The summer London sales are crucial for the auction houses, and for dealers, because they represent the "bread and butter" sales of midrange paintings and sculpture. +Saunas have flourished longer than another immigrant legacy: social radicalism. +Association members are Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Brunei. +And it will likely weaken any calls for more sanctions by members of the British Commonwealth at the group's annual meeting next week. +Bush favors a constitutional amendment to overturn the 1973 Supreme Court decision, Roe vs. Wade, that legalized abortion. +And some Democrats already have raised the possibility of mounting a filibuster, which can only be stopped if there are 60 votes against it. +In any case, most visitors enter through the underground parking garage, as visitors enter so many things in Los Angeles. +Five policemen were injured by stones and 14 Palestinians were wounded by rubber bullets. +In such programs, formulas in the law automatically decide how much money will be spent. +Volume Thursday was 375.0 million shares, compared with 405.9 million shares Wednesday. +They also have received assistance in such matters as organizing stock exchanges and modernizing banking. +The Dallas maker of defense electronic systems cited a reduction in investment income and higher-than-expected costs of research and development of some high-technology products. +That way they can charge more for products because there is less competition. +"I believe," the three-term governor says, "that what has worked in Massachusetts and in New England can work in every state in the nation." +(X) "Rescue: 911 Special," CBS, 9.8. +The OSI accused Rudolph of working thousands of slave laborers to death building Nazi V-2 missiles during World War II. +Officials in the Finance Ministry and Bank of Japan deny that leaks are an accepted practice, and say they rarely occur. +"With all this moisture and coolness and poor germination, you get shallow root development," said Richard Loewy, president of AgResource Co., Chicago. +MGM-UA's chairman and chief executive, Lee Rich, declined to identify the suitors in Monday's announcement. +A federal district court in California issued a preliminary injunction against Home Box Office's HBO Video division in November, prohibiting it from distributing the tapes until the legal dispute between Vestron and Hemdale is resolved. +Iceland immediately exploited a whaling commission loophole by beginning a program of "scientific whaling," arguing that it couldn't assess the status of its whale populations without killing and examining a number of whales. +"That would be a classic race," he said, while not sounding optimistic that it will take place. +A passenger jumped into his hands with a burning nylon jacket. +Catalyst Energy Corp., New York, said it had a third-quarter loss because of a $3 million charge for a California hydroelectric project and other investments. +Most reveled with the sound of African drumbeats, Jamaican reggae and American jazz. +The Soviet Union is Iraq's main arms supplier. +Highlighting Bush's pro-defense stance, two aircraft carriers rested at anchor across the harbor as the vice president spoke to a sun-drenched Labor Day audience of several hundred people outside a wholesale fish company. +The U.S. frigate Jack Williams, a sister ship to the Roberts, went to the tanker's aid from about nine miles away. +Rather than erecting trade barriers, the U.S. should work to reduce its budget deficit and increase savings and education, the study said. +An administration official who briefed reporters on the package earlier shrugged off questions about why the domestic market was being treated differently than the imports when the weapons have the same firpower. +Kirk, in Atlanta, said those talks had not yet resumed, although he said aides to the two men had spoken. +Congress plans to adjourn in early October. +The prime minister devoted most of her remarks to more than 3,000 people at the Aspen Institute to her vision of the new Europe. +A $470-million, five-year government effort to clean up Seoul's Han River apparently has succeeded, but about 100 farmers recently demonstrated at a zinc plant in Onsan, outside Seoul, claiming their crops were being damaged by sulfurous acid. +It marked the fourth nationwide balloting since President Corazon Aquino took power three years ago and Ferdinand Marcos, the president for 20 years, fled into Hawaiian exile. +The Nasdaq Composite Index eased 0.45 to 464.15, a 0.1% loss. +"Pakistan is in a period of transition," she said. "We don't have a direct military rule; we have an indirect military rule, or we have the iron fist in the velvet glove. +For all of fiscal 1986, the company posted a loss of $421,000 on sales of $47.6 million. +In London, share prices were firmer near the day's peak at the close as participants reacted to the steadier dollar and a firm early trend on Wall Street. +Bob Jones, an Armtek spokesman, said the company's board had no immediate comment on the new offer, which covers all outstanding shares and associated preferred stock purchase rights. +Richard Loewy, president of AgResource Co., Chicago, said some analysts and speculators had predicted that the early-August dry spell would trim yields sharply below the level actually estimated in the government's September report. +Those two small EC members represent $12.6 billion of our $13 billion surplus with "Europe." +All offers were refused. +Bush also met Monday with Lane Kirkland, president of the AFL-CIO. +The foundation's stock was non-voting; voting stock belonged to the Fords. +A lot of them know that the Post-it notes on their desk come from 3M, but don't realize that the company makes more than 50,000 other products as well, 3M admits. +He said Iran's Boeings were regularly serviced in Western Europe and that complex maintenance operations are done abroad, or by foreign engineers specially flown in for the purpose. +Once there, 40 police officers will search for bodies. +The move is likely to harm his chances, once seen as good, to become the country's prime minister soon. +Cheaper still are in-house lawyers and paralegals. +Two weeks ago, Shamir proposed that the Egyptian leader meet with him on U.S. soil to try to find ways to resolve the Palestinian problem, but Mubarak turned him down, Pazner said. +Disclosure of information about customers' bank accounts is prohibited, except in criminal cases. +In late April, sprouts poked through the dirt in a spot where tomatoes used to grow. +In a statement in the semi-official Akhbar al-Khaleej newspaper, the minister said the cabinet made the decision because of difficulties in anticipating oil revenue. +If the USDA prevails, there are no provisions in the law to let the meat be donated to feed the hungry, said U.S. Attorney Dexter Lehtenin. +He said it likely would take place in Cuomo's Manhattan office. +The price drops weren't surprising in the wake of an industry report on U.S. oil inventories considered bearish by many traders. +Sessions said, however, that he agreed with the Customs Service that peeling and deveining imported shrimp does not constitute a "substantial transformation" of the product. +Authorities raided 15 suspected boiler room sites Monday in Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens, and on Long Island in Hempstead and Massapequa. +Merchants National spokesmen couldn't be reached for comment. +But since the fighting actually began Jan. 16, oil prices have tumbled back to the $20-a-barrel range. +TVX Broadcast Group Inc. said Monday that Paramount Communications Inc. has acquired preferred and common stock of the Virginia Beach-based independent television station owner for $110 million. +Suspicious fires destroyed or damaged 32 cars at a parking lot near the New Tokyo International Airport before dawn today, and police blamed radical leftists opposed to the airport's expansion. +Those deficits mean that Americans are handing over billions of dollars to foreigners to pay for imported products. +While Bush was quick to pounce on Dukakis' opposition to the MX and Midgetman, he was slower to admit that he could not afford both, if elected. +Eduardas Potashinskas, a Lithuanian activist who monitored today's parliament session, said speakers announced that the Kremlin decreed a stop Tuesday to Soviet supplies of paper and wood products to Lithuania. +About 40 smaller lightning-caused fires burned Friday in the Flathead River drainage of northwestern Montana. +Whether gilts will remain a help remains an open question. +One source said the average worker, who now takes home 910 yuan ($246) a year, will soon get an extra 30 yuan a month, equal to a 28 percent raise. +Many need to lower their rates altogether. +Although the FT is a financial paper, it is still taking too much liberty in assuming that all of its readers are no more than financial zombies. +A civil rights leader indicated today that an agreement was near that would lead him to call off protests during next week's PGA Championship at a heretofore all-white country club. +ACC is a telecommunications company. +And some foreign intelligence agencies do "bag jobs," searching briefcases and luggage that executives leave in hotels. +The Ivory Coast constitution allows opposition, but those who have tried to activate such political groups have been harassed and their groups have been refused registration on technical grounds. +Newly elected Russian President Yeltsin called for the resignation of the Soviet government and said he would seek sovereignty for the republic. +Mr Peter Churchouse, managing director of Morgan Stanley, said: 'The government is absolutely appalling in its land policy. +He calls Ms. Pedler a gifted organizer and the "glue" that has held the affiliate together. +A sense of the two Germanys' separate identities emerges by comparing people in parallel professions in the twin towns of Jena and Erlangen. +Ostensibly, he was in town as part of a long-scheduled program to impart U.S. management skills to the Soviet executive branch. +The banks may question some of those assumptions. Of the debt to be rescheduled, only Dollars 300m is unsecured. +In addition, McDermott International eased 1 to 30 1/2 after reporting that its loss from continuing operations for its fiscal fourth quarter, ended in March, widened from a year earlier. +The change of registration prefix in August is supposed to stimulate the appetites of the car buyer. +A new study by Information Resources Inc., a Chicago-based marketing research company, indicates that aspirin sales were flat in February and fell slightly in March, the last months the survey covered. +If this continues, U.S. interests could be hurt. +Lurie's family was given exit visas in 1979, but the authorites revoked them on the grounds of state secrecy because her husband worked in a classified job as a organic chemistry researcher for two years in the 1960s, she said. +Vegetable consumption climbed from 152 pounds per person in 1982 to 170 pounds last year and is expected to continue to increase, according to the Central Marketing Association for German Agriculture. +The Babylon office employs about 125 workers and has an annual payroll of about $3 million. +Cheney met with King Fahd in the Saudi capital of Jiddah before flying to Cairo. +Three hours later, troops spotted the guerrillas in a ravine. "We fired, and they didn't have much choice but to die," 1st Lt. +She has performed live for millions She has a platinum album (more than a million copies sold) for her "Greatest Hits." +We have just seen this in the UK, where a record for net sales was set in March. Mutual fund sales have, of course, long been a key indicator for contrarian investors. +Staley, based in the Chicago suburb of Rolling Meadows, is a holding company formed in 1985. +He agreed to repay the money and an equal fine. +The merger is scheduled to be voted on by holders of both companies Dec. 19. +A 0.5 per cent increase in food prices was more than offset by a 0.8 per cent decline in the cost of energy. The 'core' producer price index, which excludes food and energy, fell 1 per cent. +They smashed the display cases, destroying the inventory. +"Without the help of the West, we cannot establish a successful market system," Shatalin said. +The 8-month-old wasn't fooled when the stopwatch that had looked so interesting was covered with a cloth. He yanked the cloth away. +Many have adopted export-led structural adjustment programs and if a recession, however mild, is added to the growing trend in trade protectionism in the West, those programs could stumble and fall. +Waving his arms and shouting with his forlorn wife, Elena, seated nearby, Ceausescu branded as lies the charges that the couple was responsible for the deaths of 60,000 during their 24-year reign and the crackdown on protesters last week. +In the primary market, Oesterreichische Kontrollbank AG, Austria's export credit agency, found fairly good initial demand for a $200 million Eurodollar fixed-rate bond. +"I really don't feel angry or vindictive or anything toward the people I was involved with at that time," Miss Harper said in a recent interview. +Politicians can encourage cooperation, but they can't really impose it from above. +China has refused to exclude the Khmer Rouge from a future Cambodian government but has said it is willing to reduce its assistance to the Khmer Rouge and other guerrilla forces as Vietnam pulls out. +Ms. Klein told the court she lived with Mahroum in the West German city of Fuerth from April 1984 to December 1985, and that the two were still on friendly terms up to late last year. +Williams said he was torn by conscience as a believer in "redemption" and "forgiving your enemies," saying Jesus Christ and the late Martin Luther King Jr. would approve. +At least five police officers and two students have been hurt in the attacks, but no U.S. personnel have been injured. +LTV Steel Co. of Cleveland, a subsidiary of Dallas-based LTV Corp., plans to sell its Ohio-based steel bar division as part of the parent company's reorganization under federal bankruptcy laws. +This is the place London's 20/20 magazine called "New York's hippest club"? +Someone asked for wine, but there wasn't any. +The business-information concern said the earnings decline was due in part to "a high single-digit decline" in revenue at U.S. Credit Services and a sharp rise in costs relating to the company's repositioning actions at that division. +"It was the most heavily fortified rock house we've seen in a couple of years," said police spokesman Cmdr. +By the year 2000, at least 15 countries will be producing their own ballistic missiles, he said. +A government social worker arrives to offer a lesson on home finance and the rules of a free housing market. +Assistant Bucks County District Attorney Gary Gambardella said he plans to ask the Pennsylvania high court for a rehearing and may appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. +If the test proves successful, it could allow blood contaminated with the virus to be detected and thus prevent transmission of the disease through blood transfusions. +There has been price-gouging: "I have heard of people charging absolutely exorbitant prices," Mr. Schwartau says. +Motorola has about 65,000 workers in the U.S. +The sources said another Navy officer was en route to the Persian Gulf to relieve Balian, a decorated Vietnam combat veteran. +But, most regrettably, matters took a course contrary to what we, the Islamic and Arab nations and the entire peace-loving world, were seeking. +In the 16-county Southwest Florida Water Management District, which includes St. Petersburg and Tampa, mandatory water restrictions have been in effect since February. +A significant quake is defined as one reaching 6.5 or higher on the Richter scale or a lesser temblor causing significant casualties or damage. +He says: 'There are conventions of 80,000 people in Atlanta and you don't even notice.' The city recently completed the construction of the Georgia Dome, a 70,500 seat stadium that will be the venue for the 1996 basketball and gymnastics competitions. +More than 6 million Jews were killed under Nazi rule. +The story goes that a special committee headed by George Washington visited Mrs. Ross in June 1776 and asked her to sew a flag based on their rough design. +Donald Trump, chairman and controlling shareholder of Resorts International Inc., made a tender offer of $84 million, or $15 a share, for all the company's Class A common shares. +The 82nd is a division of the 18th Airborne Corps. +In such cases, an accountant's report will add very little. Next, these reports are generally undertaken by the insolvency practitioners, who have a clear conflict of interest. +That's 9 cubic feet more than the Bronco II. +In Tokyo Wednesday, the Nikkei index retreated 206.76 points to 25504. +The major utilities, criticized for keeping excess capacity, scaled back investment at the same time electricity demand was racing ahead at nearly 7% a year. +"All these subjects are still under discussion, and there is an effort by Mubarak and by other friends to reach an overall solution to all these questions," Arafat said. +The server also makes a connection among several units of the company, one of the seven regional telephone companies formed with the break-up of the Bell System. +Specialists say impeachment would require two-thirds support in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. The Collor government is trying, through judicious spending of public money, to muster the 168 votes he would require to survive in Congress. +In addition, the three are subject to forfeiture proceedings on virtually all money they have made through their Drexel dealings since 1984, an estimated $1.85 billion. +Last year was a relatively poor period for taxable bond funds, which finished the year ahead 4.26%, compared with 9.44% in 1989. +Schmidt was released by his captors in September in what they said was a "goodwill gesture," but Cordes is still being held. +The Democrats focused on New York and its April 19 turning-point primary with 255 delegates, with Michael Dukakis and Albert Gore Jr. both waging war on drugs. +But I am not sure it is right. +The 16-member council that governs this town of 40,000 declared von Wernich unwelcome and last week asked the church to remove him. +He took a middle path on the current campaign against "bourgeois liberalization," which he defined as denying the Communist Party's primacy and advocating capitalism over socialism. +Other neighbors let officials park cars in their driveways. +In the Dutch Ten Oever case last year, the court ruled the Barber judgment did not apply retrospectively. +Also on Tuesday, the Long Island newspaper Newsday quoted intelligence sources as saying Nir kept in contact with U.S. intelligence officials until his death. +Keating was then a Cincinnati businessman and founder of the anti-pornography group Citizens for Decent Literature. +Most of the Maronites remaining in the north are old people who mainly work the land. +But the only snarls were from West German border soldiers, who delayed the convoy so a veterinarian could examine the dogs. +The CED finds still another reason to worry about the level of portfolio investments by foreigners. +The proposal is also likely to run into opposition from another group of creditors whose raw material contracts were voided by LTV after its bankruptcy-law filing. +Groves of apple trees were replaced with stalks of marijuana. +Linnas is to be transferred to an Aeroflot jet for the flight to the Soviet Union. +Such economic paralysis, in turn, feeds the JVP cause. +When covering this kind of wood when a house is new, look over the various kinds of stains and pigmented sealers on the market. Manufacturers of some of the pigmented types say they are more durable than the clear coatings. +The arrests stem from a police investigation into the suicide of Patrick Vick, a Church of Scientology member in Lyon who jumped out of a 12th floor window in 1988. +Desert conditioned its modified offer upon receiving enough shares to give it 85% of USG voting shares. +But then so have most governments been in the history of the world, except for those that have been third-rate or diabolical. +Justice Scalia obviously wasn't making any promises about eventual Supreme Court rulings without doing his own research, but his off-the-cuff assessment is intriguing, certainly indicating an openness to the constitutional argument. +The circumstances of the shooting have never been disclosed. +"There would be less clients if the raise was decided because the fees would be brought up sharply. +Iran's Khomeini has appointed a high-level committee to supervise talks for the release of foreign hostages held in Lebanon, according to the editor of the Lebanese magazine Ash Shiraa. +Prices guaranteed for 30 days!" +The action "reflects weakened and volatile business conditions which placed the firm under financial stress," the ratings concern said. +KLM Royal Dutch Airlines gained 5/8 to 18 3/4. +The agreement is being taken seriously because, unlike the previous one, it includes participation by Ivory Coast, the world's top producer. +Under questioning from her attorney, William G. Schick of Moline, Ms. St. Charles said she wasn't trying to block the investigation, but was concerned that investigators may have given false information about the church to members. +When the company offered cash-back deals on the vehicles last December and January, sales soared. +The Census Bureau's monthly report of an August soybean crush of 92.8 million bushels contained no surprises, analysts said. +For policyholders with contracts in excess of $100,000, payment on values above $100,000 would be about 72 cents on the dollar if the muni-GIC decision is upheld and about 89 cents on the dollar if the decision is reversed. +In addition it would limit provider liability, give tax credits to employers with on-site child care and offer a double tax exemption to families in which a parent stayed home for six months to care for a newborn. +Kroger said the restructuring would involve substantial but unspecified bank loans, pay shareholders $48 in cash and securities per share and allow them to keep their stock. +An ITT spokesman said the service isn't unique, but it's the first time it has been offered by the company. +The firm acquired the bonds, which have been trading in the 50 cents on the dollar range, about the time Revco failed to make a $46 million semiannual interest payment on the junk bonds last June. +Light sweet crude, the benchmark grade, fell $1.96 to $25.92 per barrel for October contracts Wednesday on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +The most enduring symbol of Soviet commitment to manned spaceflight has been the orbiting Mir space station. +Corsican brotherhoods, impossible fish stews, bad Humphrey Bogart movies. +Management agreed to a 15,000-zloty ($38) monthly pay raise, but the total included some raises already promised, and said Solidarity activists fired after the imposition of martial law in 1981 would be rehired as needed. +Mrs. Marcos is on trial in U.S. District Court on charges of using embezzled money to buy New York properties and finance a lavish lifestyle. +Jim Peacook, president of CWA Local 1314, said June 29 that ballots were being mailed to a union post office box in Boston, where they would be counted. +One of the board was great friends with Peter Wolff, who runs S. R. Gent, a clothing supplier to Marks & Spencer. +But the same poll showed 62 percent opposed the presence of American forces in Saudi Arabia, home of the Moslem world's most sacred shrines. +Mid-America plans to begin developing a cooling system next year in downtown Cleveland. +The biggest failing, however, comes from showing Marlowe as a Faustus figure believing in Dog not God, leading to lines like 'Dog help me' and 'Dog Almighty'. +But late last year, shareholders voted to change the fund's investment objective, so that it also could invest in bankruptcies and distressed securities. +Uno resigned to take responsibility for the July election loss, leaving the Liberal Democrats in their worst crisis since the party was formed in 1955 and began enjoying uninterrupted rule. +At that stage the local authorities had different ideas to us about the way forward. 'Since then, we have serviced all the outstanding land and gained planning consents for much of it. +The only passenger vessel that serves the Christian heartland came under Syrian fire at the port of Jounieh north of Beirut today and fled back to its home port in Cyprus, police said. +Many of them return to visit relatives, to donate money for social services or to invest in local enterprises. +He is a leader of the whole deaf community." _ Gallaudet University student Sherri Lambert, commenting on the uproar caused by the appointment of a new president of the college for the deaf who is not deaf herself and does not understand sign language. +Professionally, he was 82 and 7, won the New England lightweight crown, and came within one fight of a world title shot. +Also prominent as a Dole supporter was former White House Chief of Staff and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who served with Mr. Bush in the Nixon and Ford administrations. +But on Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average was 10.31 points higher at 2,136.56 as London trading ended Thursday, having opened about 4 points lower. +The press in general does a good job reporting on the foibles and the gaffes and the slips of a president. +The researchers said such symptoms of the infection as abdominal pain, fever and nausea are often confused with those of acute appendicitis, chronic bowel inflammation, gastric ulcer or gastrointestinal cancer. +In the small Montana town of Gardiner, north of the park, starving elk are eating ornamental hedges, trees, and hay donated by sympathetic people. +He or she is billed to appeal to all ages and the illusions relate to pictures in the collection. +For "Impulse" she prowled the mean streets of Los Angeles with a homicide squad to soak up how the police operate. +Norton said it would "vigorously oppose" the BTR suit, and filed its own suit in federal court in Boston seeking to enjoin BTR's tender offer and to stop BTR from soliciting proxies. +But Mr. Casey never shared this information with Mr. McFarlane, according to Senate investigators. +The average on new 26-week bills climbed to 6.24% from 5.98%. +On Wednesday North Korea's first deputy minister for foreign affairs, Kang Sok Ju, will make his first appearance before the General Assembly. +He did not elaborate on what if any legal guarantees would be taken that the party was giving up its leading role. +Banning other widely-consumed drugs such as marijuana has not significantly reduced their consumption. +The new attitude reflects the fact that, for the first time since Korea was divided in 1945, most Southerners believe that unification is close at hand. +On Thursday, a paramilitary squad run by the powerful Medellin cartel declared it would wage "total and absolute war on the government, on the industrial and political oligarchy," and others the drug lords consider their enemies. +We even have our own little pool going here at the store just in case," said Adria Singleton, assistant manager at the Ramona Village convenience market in Chino. +Jordan's relations with its powerful northern neighbor are lukewarm, mainly because it opposes Syrian's military presence in Lebanon. +In the 17 years that Ling-Ling and her mate, Hsing-Hsing, have resided at the zoo, the pair have had a variety of troubles mating and delivering cubs. +Rashad Shawwa, a Palestinian leader and a former mayor of Gaza City who was twice deposed by Israel, died Tuesday of a heart attack, family members said. +When the betting is over, the players still in the game must lay down their cards. +He understood the strengths and weaknesses of George Santayana, who had been one of his teachers at Harvard. +The team is travelling to Kiev, Odessa and Moscow July 28-Aug. +"They are in the courtyard of Europe. +Medellin, a city of 2 million people in northwest Colombia, is the the headquarters for Colombia's biggest drug traffickers. +An insurance company paid more than half of the $825,000 cost. +Bieber said the proposals from the Big Three would figure heavily in the union's selection of a target company. +Also, they are loaded heavily with commission and are less tax-efficient. +It would require unusually favorable weather for the company to earn the about $3.10 a share that some analysts have projected for 1992, he said. +South African state-of-emergency regulations in effect since 1986 restrict reporting about unrest, security force actions, treatment of detainees, some forms of protest, and a broad range of statements the government considers subversive. +The three universities have not even demonstrated a theory of how the process works. +The "ooohs and aaahs" were quickly drowned out by a piped-in Hallelujah chorus from Handel's "Messiah." It was, officially, Christmastime in the city. +It was no surprise, because the nation's No. 1 brokerage lost money for the first time since going public in 1971. +'Are you crazy?' shouted Andreas. +On any tax legislation, Rep. Rostenkowski repeated his intention of wanting support from President Reagan first. +Manhattan's Park Avenue synagogue for the second successive year airlifed Passover supplies to Soviet Jewish congregations in Moscow and Odessa _ two tons of matzoth, wine, gefilte fish and other kosher foods for Passover. +The Paris-based International Energy Agency is similarly sanguine. +The swim club's pool policy became the talk of the town, though, after it refused to admit the black church members who were part of a group of 66 who had spent the day renovating a dilapidated home. +In the Navy, you used to have people do it for you," Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner told Busey before swearing him in on a stage decorated with the bright FAA banner. +And there is the ceaseless round of Tinseltown parties, where celebrity-spotting becomes a form of delirium tremens. +Danielsson's 330-ton corvette is armed with artillery and depth charges that could sink a sub, but much of its weaponry is intended to punch holes in the hull of a sub and force it to the surface, rather than destroy it. +Typical buyers are people in their late 30s and 40s who shared the rebellious spirit of the times and yearn for something more tangible than their memories, says Heise, who recently added a shelf of out-of-print books by the Chicago Seven. +He said police found it difficult to operate in the occupied territories after the PLO called for the resignation of Arab officers, noting that only 300 policemen now remain in the occupied lands out of the previous 850-strong force. +The couple agreed to accept $75,000 from the nationally syndicated "A Current Affair" to talk about their romance on the air. +You have to live with a score and let it settle to see if it sits properly with the audience." In London, too, preview periods are much briefer than on Broadway, so that adjustments are more easily made after the opening. +The initial margin on futures trading on the Simex was raised from Y1m to Y1.25m, while additional margin was raised from Y800,000 to Y1m. Activity centred on speculative issues. +Police said the attackers were unknown. +All indications suggest, though, that the Reagan-Nakasone summit will not be about monetary policies. +And, despite all its new-found enthusiasm for Elsie, Borden won't spend more than $3,000 to purchase its live symbol. +And while cost is always an important consideration when hiring a professional, the most important consideration is the quality and appropriateness of the advice. +It was originally suspected that the attackers were ivory poachers. +That figure is estimated to have risen to 60 per cent and only a quarter of the service is now estimated to be white. However, almost all power within the service lies in white male Afrikaner hands. +Erik Johnson of IPL said about 56,000 homes had experienced outages at one time or another since Thursday afternoon. +Bond's decision to separate himself from his company was intended to entice bondholders to approve these steps, Lucas said. +Miners in the Maritime Region (around Vladivostok) are not providing for the power-engineering workers' requirements, and there aren't any deliveries from other areas. 'Power stations are already using up reserve stocks of coal. +A deranged South Korean taxi driver deliberately mowed down 19 people in Seoul, then injured 17 more by driving into the crowd which gathered to help his victims. +"I want a tuna-fish sandwich," he tells his assistant. +He gets here 30 minutes before work," said Gary Creel, store director at the supermarket. +"It was surprising to hear the options broached. +"The boat people, in order to make the operation more difficult, pushed their women and children to the front," said Security Secretary M. Geoffrey Barnes. +Columbia Pictures' recent record at the box office has been dismal. +That comes a week from tomorrow, the day Bush confronts a troublesome West German ally at a NATO summit in Brussels. +The settlement called for Snohomish to pay $48.6 million for its 13-percent share of the project. +I was the daughter of an officer. +But Motorola surged 3 3/4 to 83 3/4 and peaked at 84, marking the second consecutive session in which the stock set a 52-week high. +Mr. Murray assumes the perspective of a healer in the South Bronx, and tries to imagine what cancer could have invaded the community and forced individuals to act so unnaturally. +Despite his requests for some money, Eastern supplied him only with a razor, toothbrush and comb, he says. +The Coast Guard has so far refused to incorporate this option into its proposed rule-making. +Soriano said his company would give the equivalent of $5,000 to each to the families of the two workers. +After the attack, gangs of armed men roamed the capital's deserted streets, stoning two radio stations and the headquarters of two political parties opposed to the government of Lt. +Declaring the country "a kingdom of lies," a leading Roman Catholic clergyman Sunday accused the military of hindering an inquiry into the massacre of six Jesuit priests. +They both feared that if they stayed, they would end up fighting in another civil war. +On Friday, 100 passengers refused to board an Avianca plane in Barranquilla when it was learned that a leftist congressmen was going to be aboard with 25 bodyguards. +According to the teacher, the anthrax epidemic began after some cows grazed on the site of a burial ground for animals that had died in an anthrax epidemic in the 1920s. +The U.A.E., a member of the Gulf Cooperation Council, was the fifth of the GCC members to sign the accord after Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain. +A report released Tuesday said the fan disk of the jet's rear engine had a hairline crack less than a half-inch long before the plane's final flight. +Such is the proud sense of company identity. The downside is that singers feel no obligation to give a minimum number of performances. +Critics of the Senate bill said almost every defendant facing a death sentence would claim to be mentally retarded under the legislation. +"It was a setback for our party as far as our original goal was concerned," said Lee, who also chairs the Nationalist Party. +Nortek agreed to drop its takeover bid for Rexham. +The company said, however, that the divested operations will serve as an independent WTC agent in South Africa. +Main Street Toy has shipped nearly 1 million of "The Original Slap Wraps" since the fad started this summer. +The 20-member study group, in a 153-page report, also said that if the patient is incompetent, a properly designated surrogate should have the right to make this choice for the patient. +The company said sales for the first quarter were "consistent" with a year ago but added that earnings have been hurt by weakness in the tire building and automotive markets it supplies. +Thursday's first defense witness was former top CIA analyst David MacMichael, who testified that during his 1981-83 tenure the agency organized and directed the Contras against Nicaragua's leftist Sandinista government. +The Interior Ministry statement said the defendants brought the explosives with them from Kuwait, where they also trained on using them. +Unions achieved their stated goals in three of 10 campaigns studied, won something in two but walked away empty-handed in four, he says. +This means that the orbiter had dropped into a lower orbit." Such a maneuver would put distance between the two craft since a lower object orbits faster. +The pilots face the stiffest opposition from 23,000 machinists, who make up the airline's largest union. +The government had considered retrospective validation of the contracts and mandatory restitution. +U.S. and Vietnamese officials will meet next week in Hanoi to discuss joint efforts to search for Americans missing from the war, administration spokesmen said Thursday. +"We smash it down with a fork and then measure how much it sprang up," says tester Marsha McNeil. +"Herb the Nerd was a trumped up deal," he said, while the search for Valerie is just "a minor thread" in a campaign that relies on realism. +The broadcasters, not wishing to offend those who grant the licenses, voluntarily tone down criticism of elected officials. +"Bush knew better than anyone else how frustrating such rumors are and wanted to put them to rest," said an administration official who spoke only on condition of anonymity. +Under the threat of Iraqi missiles and air raids, Iranians vote Friday for a new parliament that will be a key factor in determining the course of the Islamic revolution. +He was so unhappy in what he called the "dummy class" in Denver City, Texas, that she took him out two weeks early last spring. +The number of political prisoners in Soviet mental institutions may have declined sharply, but the abuse of psychiatric practices remains widespread, an international group said Monday. +Clinical Data's revenue growth largely stems from increasing world-wide sales at its 60%-owned Dutch unit, which sells blood-analysis equipment, Mr. Stein said. +Whether the Soviets will be allowed to inspect the B-2 bomber to ensure it is not equipped to carry long-range, air-launched Cruise missiles armed with nuclear weapons, as the United States has assured them. +The agency will not rule on Michigan's panda request until at least June 6, said spokesman Dave Klinger in Washington. +Haji and hajah are the titles for men and women who have made a pilgrimage, or haj, to Mecca and performed certain acts required on a pilgrimage. +An even stronger majority, 74 percent, rated lobbyists' ethical performance as "only fair" or "poor." Lobbyists pervade the lawmaking process, representing businesses, unions and other organizations that have an interest in proposed laws. +But most were poorly researched and largely ignored. Mr. Cusumano claims to have done the most thorough, quantitative analysis of the issue, and his work is turning heads in the U.S. +This would seem to be an essential precondition for reunification. +Despite the relatively smaller size of the young population, children's diseases continue to threaten youngsters. +An example of a critical subject that is part of this discussion concerns who will be the operator of a field when there is a joint-venture association with YPF. +In his 1988 year-end report on the federal judiciary, Rehnquist threw his weight behind a presidential commission's recommendation of big pay raises for judges and about 2,000 other top federal officials. +The savings and loans had recently been given permission to change their charters from savings and loans to federal savings banks. +But they all failed to settle the quarrel over whether the Khmer Rouge should participate in Cambodia's political future. +Washington has sent investigative medical teams to Vietnam and encouraged private aid, but has not lifted an embargo on official aid imposed to protest Vietnam's decade-long occupation of neighboring Cambodia. +Hurricanes gain their strength from the energy transferred from the warm ocean waters to the air and clouds above. +During the past two or three years, I have lent my eldest son a lot of money to help with his business. +Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole welcomed the court's decision, saying it "reaffirms the administration's commitment to eradicate blood borders and rid our highways of drunk drivers." +Taking into account the company's recent secondary offering of 300,000 newly issued common shares, the per-share projection of $1.25 would indicate net of about $2.8 million. +Gencor has announced its R2bn rights offer, the largest in the country's history, has been priced at a 14.5 per cent discount to the market price. +Paper companies generally have been reporting strong earnings gains because of cost-cutting measures and a weaker U.S. dollar, which has revitalized export markets. +Earlier this summer, Mr. Thornburgh was shocked to find himself blitzed from the right when Senate conservatives shot down his choice of Robert Fiske to be deputy attorney general. +Nevertheless, "we have to recognize that policyholder confidence is probably at an all-time low," and in recent months has become a more significant factor. +"Nothing is defined or signed at this point," Mr. Daly said of the talks. +This took an hour and 45 minutes, the first part of which involved standing in a long queue in front of a sign that read not "Foreigners" or "Nonresidents," but "Aliens." +Ronald Lauder has spent $8.5 million so far in his quest to become mayor, more than any mayoral candidate in New York history, according to a report. +Convinced by Ohio Republicans that Mr. Blackwell was the man to beat Charles Luken, Washington party officials recruited the HUD official for the job. +"We still are concerned about growth and about preventing a recession. +One allows losses on holiday lets to be offset against the owner's income. +Moreover, his ultimate deduction is complicated by the provision of the 1986 tax act that now limits miscellaneous personal deductions. +Foreign transactions accounted for 18 percent of the total dollar value of all U.S. equity market transactions last year, the subcommittee said, but they represented more than 30 percent of the suspicious trades reported to the SEC by stock exchanges. +On Monday, Baker told NATO allies that Saddam he expects may pull some of his troops out of Kuwait by Jan. 15 - the U.N. deadline for an Iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait - in an effort to split international opposition. +Biden's blue cap covered the scar on his left temple where the surgical incision was made. +The army said seven of the dead ranged in age from 18 to 21. It withheld information on the eighth victim. +Many keen skiers regard Argentiere's Grands Montets as the best ski mountain in Europe, particularly in powder. +One takeover stock trader predicted yesterday's developments could boost UAL's stock price by $5 a share today. +Sugar for March delivery ended 0.29 cent a pound lower at 8.57 cents. +We were more frightened of the implications of making the wrong decision.' The brief was to find a long-term solution. +No other candidate this year has attained such high marks for visibility, desirability and viability. +I shall look at some of the options next week. The author is former director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies and was a special adviser to the former chancellor, Mr Norman Lamont. +Shortly before Christmas, Stuart viewed a lineup. +We haven't addressed that yet." +"I was trying to create a cover story at the time for what Joel had done," Ms. Nussbaum testified. +Is the stock's rally for real? Yesterday, longtime bears at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette changed their one-year-old "unattractive" rating on the stock to "moderately attractive." +Exports rose by 27% and capacity use was close to 90%. +Sullivan walked away with the Democratic nomination, receiving 88 percent of the early vote against motorcycle mechanic Ron "Suds" Clingman, who had called for lowering the drinking age to 18 and decriminalizing drugs. +Note his dominant position when he sits on the centre of the settee and knows he commands the stage. +The invitation followed a meeting of shareholders, who granted directors the power to restrict further share purchases by foreigners if the purchases threaten Wilson & Horton's current application to the New Zealand government for a television license. +"There are even candidate members of the Politburo who learned that troops had entered Afghanistan only after reading the newspapers," editor Grigory Baklanov said in a speech last year. +While some presidents followed Washington's precedent, and some state governors did as well, President Lincoln _ despite being faced with the dark specter of civil war _ renewed the practice of proclaiming a national day of Thanksgiving. +One major theme emerging from Mr. Bush's trip to Kiev, an ancient city dotted with golden-domed churches, was the key role of personal liberty in assuring the prosperity of a state. +The move follows the decision announced Thursday by Britain's chief scout, Garth Morrison, to admit girls. +"I would tell people I was a cameraman since I was also doing camera work. +Legislators said the media statute was modeled after similar legislation in several West European countries. +More money went into a bank in Durant. +Teacher union representatives left the governor's office without comment about 10:45 p.m. Tuesday following a second day of talks. +It was the third time Prime postponed the meeting, which previously had been scheduled for May 12 and June 15. +Separately, the stock exchange denied a report that it has assembled a published "league table" of firms with the highest number of unsettled transactions. +Consideration of additional steps to aid Poland has been prompted by two developments, the official said. +Judge Bork does reject the notion "that under the Ninth Amendment the court was free to make up more Bills of Rights." +For New Yorkers, losing the Post's gossipy Page Six would be like losing an institution. +"The police contacted us early yesterday because they said they had this address," First Lutheran Pastor Robb Grimm told The Miami Herald. +Permit me to discuss with you for a moment just what's at stake in this whole matter of the defense bill, and in doing so, it's important to begin with some historical background. +House prices have dropped by up to 40 per cent. +Even by Wall Street standards, the financial terms of Mr. Cohen's severance pact are eye-openers. +He is 62 years old and his knees ache. +"Current growth could fairly be described as profitless," the AEA said in a statement. +Members attending ANPA-TEC saw the difference and demonstrated an overwhelming preference for the Leaf." If an AP member newspaper does not want an AP Leaf Picture Desk, it may keep its present photo receiver or accept a two-minute receiver. +Both economists, along with many others, predict that capital spending may remain fairly sluggish in the months ahead, partly because of the tax-law changes. +It makes The Evil Dead look like Mrs Miniver. +First, he can broadly continue his programme - as Mr Boris Fyodorov, the finance minister, yesterday urged him to do by showing 'political will' in face of the nationalist surge. +Small investors should pick specialized stocks with strong earnings potential and hope that the dollar won't fall much lower than its recent level around 1.82 marks, analysts say. +The inflation rate will increase next year. +The principals of Providence, a group of alumni of Jefferies & Co., have likewise advised shareholders in numerous tilts against management. +And you also wrote off depreciation on the house while it doubled in market value. +"We are not hiding anything. +Chancellor Helmut Kohl said in an interview with the ARD television network that he was "alarmed" by the Republicans' showing in West Berlin. +Passenger luggage underwent double-checks, and the Kyodo News Service reported a security effort more intense than that at the Seoul Olympics. +The demonstrations have been held to mark the second anniversary of the Palestinian uprising against the Israeli ocupation of the West Bank of the Jordan River and Gaza Strip. +Soon, lawmakers began trying to remove other special funds _ covering money set aside for transportation, banking and other programs _ from the deficit computations. +The fragmentation was acceptable when Chicago stuck to beans and bellies, but it does not work in the era of index arbitrage, when traders simultaneously do business in multiple markets. +In Geneva, the International Red Cross today appealed for $357,000 to provide aid _ mostly food and medicines _ to earthquake victims. +In the football battle, the bickering sides will face off again soon in a Minneapolis federal court over the union's antitrust suit. +He said he later assembled the crew to tell them the news, which they took quietly. +The drug, which helps to boost a patient's immune system, was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in late February. +A&E has 15 episodes ready for air. +"Quit this damn hype" that all types of cholesterol are bad for everybody, Mineur told the committee. +Under Blue Arrow's sweetened bid made last month, Manpower holders are to receive $82.50 a share for their holdings, for a total price of $1.34 billion. +The Red Cross will provide "someone to talk to and some stress counseling," said spokeswoman Michele McCrillis. +With the prospect of war looming, the militia is reported to have been deployed in some numbers across Kuwait, occupying abandoned homes and government buildings. +Mr. Iacocca's first wife, Mary, died in 1983 at age 57 after an extended illness. +The commuter aircraft are expected to have an even sharper passenger growth from carrying 27 million people last year to carrying 58 million annually just before the turn of the century, according to the FAA's latest aviation forecasts. +Patrick Mphephu, 63, the president-for-life of Venda, died Monday. +Until the two smaller concerns get their designs off the ground, the Boeing plane will continue to enjoy its monopoly position. +Kurtiz Schneid, 16, said the success of the anti-plastics campaign led to formation of a West Milford ecology club and to new initiatives. +BANKERS Trust, the highly- regarded US banking group, suffered a 19 per cent fall in first-quarter earnings. +Shouting over the rumble of a dual carriageway, he talks almost exclusively about social issues, and the rising tide of petty crime which he links to the 9.9 per cent jobless rate. 'Everywhere you go, the most pressing problem is unemployment. +He said the power of the stations will be lowered, therefore lowering the electromagnetic emissions. +Zoos, exhibits and reptile breeders all over the United States and Canada are bidding for a 20-foot python found under a home after reportedly having slithered around the neighborhood for years. +Anti-war and anti-abortion activists are working together in some cases. +It also showed that Dukakis and Jackson each got about 40 percent support in New York City. +He was scheduled to go on trial Monday, but jury selection has been delayed. +The rate cut would be effective Dec. 19 for both types of savings accounts. +Do you happen to have money in a savings and loan? +Market watchers were reluctant to draw conclusions because trading volume remained light. +New York Stock Exchange volume averaged 195 million shares daily in the quarter. +For that reason, Mr. Bacon steers clear of calling them Ritzy Maes. +"My parents named me Peggy Sue, for God's sake. +PBGC lawyers said after the ruling that they would appeal to the U.S. District Court, where earlier in the day they had attempted unsuccessfully to have Judge Lifland's hearing delayed. +There was a sound-track by Sylvia Hallett hideously right for the event. The closing Corpus Antagonus was made by the admirable Russell Maliphant for Ricochet Dance. +Some partners are said to favor a stock offering while the market for such a new issue is still strong, sources at Goldman said. +This suggests that American businessmen don't share Mr. Hick's apocalyptic view of China's policies toward Hong Kong and its future. +Some estimates have placed the film's cost at $63 million. +French retail prices increased 2.1% in November from a year earlier and 0.1% from October, the National Statistics Institute said. +Humberto Ortega estimated the number of Contras in Nicaragua at 2,000 and the number in Honduran camps at 4,500, about one-quarter the number Contra leaders claim. +And Hispanics are awakening nationally as a political force. +The company publicized its high hopes in slick publications and news releases. +'The Dutch made a serious proposal to restructure La Seda, but it was not accepted and they just walked away,' Mr Negre says. VW is not walking away. +Sony rose 290 yen to 6600 yen ($2.22 to $50.56), Nintendo jumped 1400 yen to 22000 yen, and Kyocera gained 240 yen to 6460 yen. +Kottke, who often appeared on Keillor's radio show, "A Prairie Home Companion," is more upbeat than Keillor, kind of like an aging kid brother who veered off temporarily into Zen Buddhism somewhere back down the line. +They hide behind their anonymity, launching everything from trial balloons to false but fatal allegations. +Daily trading volume, which last month was valued at an average of $1.6 billion, plunged below $15 million on most sessions. +The MMC will report in the spring. +A Tampa Tribune sportswriter was arrested March 30 in what police said was a five-month investigation into a crack cocaine ring. +In exile in Bolivia and Argentina, Prestes became a Marxist and moved to the Soviet Union. +Both Goldman and Mr. Freeman began heavy buying of Beatrice shares and options after announcement of the bid. +Clerical and salaried workers are being offered incentives of from 12 top 65 weeks' pay, depending on seniority, to quit, said Brendan Houlihan, senior director for human resources. +How could it be otherwise in a society where so many are "latchkey" children, gathered with their elders only to eat and sleep? +Lions, not to mention unicorns, had better steer well clear of Britain if the pom population follows the lead of the Australians. +So I have an enormous anger and have to make a decision. +President Anwar Sadat expelled Moscow's military advisers in 1972, and Egypt since has become Washington's closest Arab ally. +Its turnover has dropped from Pounds 16.6m in 1988 to Pounds 10m last year following a worldwide slump in orders. The company has been run by a team of administrators from KPMG Peat Marwick for the past two months. +Then, as now, Americans said freedom of the seas was at stake. +Negotiations were to continue today on sick leave and other points. +A man convicted two years ago for landing a small plane on the Champs Elysees had his pilot's license suspended today for three years for flying 1,000 feet over Paris on a bet. +This rises to more than 8 times if about Pounds 3m gains from player sales, notably Paul Gascoigne, are deducted from the forecast. +About 400 firefighters and several archaeologists worked to contain the blaze Tuesday. +The renewed attention to generics stems from disclosures of improprieties that so far have been confined to a few generic drug makers and Food and Drug Administration employees but that some fear could be more widespread. +Two-way trade reached $4.9 billion in 1987 _ about 1.8 percent of Japan's trade _ and is expected to hit $4.98 billion this year. +Barbara Bush and Raisa Gorbachev flew ahead of their husbands to Camp David and were on hand to greet them amid a formal naval welcoming ceremony. +'With benefits, we enter a kind of crystal maze of traps, tapers, withdrawals and disregards,' says Mr Davies. +Last week, the Supreme Court left intact a preliminary injunction that barred Hallmark from selling 83 "Personal Touch" cards. +I think people should have a right to belong to a group." Strasser, 21, was a member of East Side White Pride, a group advocating white supremacy. +The borrowings are ultimately repaid from the cash flow of the companies or through sales of assets. +But for now, the prospect of the upcoming elections does little but complicate the already problematic task of reaching a budget compromise. +Burma's worst riots since democracy was overthrown 26 years ago have left at least 80 people dead this week, and unofficial reports said many victims were unarmed students and Buddhist monks. +A spokesman for the Dallas bank couldn't be reached for comment. +One said the specifics of its monitoring program were a closely kept secret. +Their anger over tax increases is matched by concern over crime and dismay over the state of the health and education services. +Central banks that bought dollars to halt the currency's slide ranged across the board, from the Bank of Italy to the central bank of Australia, said Marc Chandler, a currency analyst in Chicago for Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. +Mr. Gollust recently climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. +The office grew into a heavyweight in the 1970s, as then-booming oil prices poured billions into its coffers. +'You have to make sure they know they're important to you. +L. Harold DeWolf, later told me that Dr. King would telephone him in the midst of these crises, sometimes in the middle of the night. +She lived long enough to give police a description of her assailant. +"Maybe we overreacted when we shut down the plant," he said. "They only made it through one line of defense. +Caterpillar dipped 1 7/8 to 65 1/4 despite reporting a $118 million profit for the first quarter, compared with an $84 million loss a year earlier. +The prosecution has asked for a murder conviction against Hussein Hariri. +Meanwhile, foreign investors have been big sellers, while individuals have stepped up buying. +Kirby died two years after Bubba was taken, and Buddy recalls, "When we lost Bubba, he sulked so bad it was just like his life was gone." +U.N. peacekeepers are in charge of monitoring the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Aug. 20 cease-fire between Iran and Iraq, the Cuban pullout from Angola and South Africa's exit from Namibia. +If the preliminary finding of fetal cells in mother's bloodstreams is confirmed, it should be possible to do the same kind of genetic tests on those fetal cells as are now done on fetal tissue samples obtained through amniocentesis. +The District of Columbia, whose minimum of $4.85 is the highest in the country, actually has seven other "minimum wages," all of which are lower than $4.85. +Fyodor Morgun, head of the State Committee for the Protection of Nature, has said that pollution levels in 102 Soviet cities affecting more than 50 million people are often 10 times higher than Soviet laws permit. +Today, a lot of children across America struggle with problems. With a little help from a good school or a great teacher, today's stuttering child could be tomorrow's keynote speaker _ today's potential dropout could become tomorrow's Thomas Edison. +If the agreement doesn't receive court approval, the company said it may be required to repay this advance under terms and conditions to be negotiated at a later date. +The official emphasized that the banks made a new application to the central bank, which customarily oversees their quarterly lending levels, but that approval is pending. +The committee also wants the holders to have the right to call shareholder meetings whenever it wants. +Once the August crude contract pushed above the $17.30-a-barrel barrier, the market "just jerked" higher, said analyst James Steel at Refco Inc. +At the time, ADN said he was suffering from an "acute gallbladder ailment," but made no other mention of Honecker's condition until today's report. +I remember particularly the line that goes 'you can't go to jail for what you're thinking'. +The Independent Electoral Commission, which managed South Africa's national and regional poll last April, has recommended to the government it urgently implement a set of electoral reforms. +In mice, an average of about eight live animals are born for every 20 micro-injected embryos. +Palapa B-4, with another 24 channels, should prove a good source of revenue as each can be leased for at least $1 million a year. +Utility and state officials say new technology to burn high-sulfur coal cleanly won't be ready by Bush's deadline, and that power plants would have to switch to expensive low-sulfur coal mined elsewhere. +Send "How I Got Into College" a thin letter. +None of this would bind the Soviets, of course, since it wouldn't be a formal treaty. +The violence broke out a day after Israel launched a crackdown on the uprising by ordering 10 Palestinians deported after accusing them of planning a series of anti-Israeli attacks and riots. +Silver was quoted in London at a bid price of $6.22 a troy ounce, unchanged from late Monday. +In this case, Larry's story checked out. +Gold trading was halted on Good Friday. +Imperial Savings Association, a unit of Imperial Corp. of America, said it sold $100 million of 9.375% collateralized notes in what it says was the first such transaction secured by high-yielding corporate debt known as junk bonds. +Because of just-in-time delivery, the UAW can shut down assembly plants, some of which have more than 5,000 workers, by striking a critical parts plant that employs far fewer people. +I'm not sitting by the telephone." Kemp, addressing Republican delegates on the convention's opening night Monday, pledged to continue the Reagan revolution. +Both Merrill Lynch and Mr. Matl settled the agency's charges without admitting or denying any wrongdoing. +He is saying the right things. +Prudential responded on Thursday afternoon by notifying Aetna Centre's tenants that it was seizing all rents from the property. The move to assign rents appears to have caught O&Y by surprise. +In none of the three areas in which it operates is it on a par with Europe's leaders. +Wright is chairman of the national convention in Atlanta and as such will attract lots of national television time during the three-day gathering. +Reagan administration budget requests for the agency declined from $51 million in 1982 to $41 million in 1989. +Another bill extends the statute of limitations for shareholder suits. +And it is pretty awe-inspiring. +The archbishop persuaded the youths to call off a planned march from a high school to a police station, where they intended to demand the release of several students and teachers detained in recent weeks. +He was that way before, and why I don't quite know," said Corlies Smith, who was instrumental in publishing one of Pynchon's first stories in the early 1960s. +Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and other oil-producing countries are against drastic price rises, arguing that they would "suffer the consequences (later)," Perez said. +The other eight had opened for 'slicing' the previous week and the extraction process was already well under way. +Mr. Baker drew scorn from some Wall Street types for his careless comments on the dollar immediately before the market crash. +Some feel the momentum of accusation and tension between the United States and Libya will be difficult to stop. +As for Unilever, it had obviously failed to anticipate how violently P&G would react and how ill-equipped it was to handle the onslaught. Until the end of May the Anglo-Dutch company just about managed to hold its own with consumers. +(The Kabul government) has been rejected by the people of Afghanistan," he was quoted as saying by the official Pakistani news agency APP. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Circus Circus shares fell 62.5 cents to close at $24.875. +A witness with a videocamera filmed the attack, which appeared unprovoked. +"It's employees like these who make our guests feel safe," she said. +His insistence that electronic rather than human exploration is the wave of the future brought him into conflict with the group manning Alvin, the famous miniature submarine. +Federally mandated improvements in benefits account for very little of the increase, they said. +"When something is that widespread and popular, it's difficult to attack it successfully," he said. +Many Wisconsin communities canceled fireworks because of the fire danger, so more than 580,000 people jammed Milwaukee's Lake Michigan shore Sunday for a 4,000-shell display. +Paramount's lawyers accused me of being a crybaby because I had signed such a lousy contract. +After the delay, John Paul chatted with the king and other members of the royal family for 10 minutes. +For Japan's trade with the Common Market and Asian countries, the gold factor makes less difference, but again the trend is to balance. +And to hunt down those bears that nevertheless remain destructive, the authorities are increasingly giving special permits to sport hunters, leaving less work for professional hunters like Mr. Paque. +Allegheny International Inc. said Thursday it will move Sunbeam's headquarters from the Chicago area to the offices of its Oster appliance unit in Milwaukee, where office rent is cheaper. +Daiei said it will soon sign an agreement with Visa International allowing it to issue an internationally recognized credit card. +They sing clever things _ "I Thought He Was Mr. Right, But He Left" _ and wear a lot of animal prints and semi-naughty corsets. +He was born into the church, but he said few are, only about 10 percent. +IBM, three times the size of its closest rival, has been the most spectacular victim of the changes. +"By being baptized, you will be saved," Swaggart said as Matthew Aaron fidgeted beside him. +A grand jury may be asked to investigate possible criminal wrongdoing related to last week's crash of the Boeing 737-400 at the end of a LaGuardia Airport runway that killed two passengers, according to a source in the Queens district attorney's office. +In a poll by the respected Wickert Institute, 82 percent of the 2,710 West Germans surveyed said they want all military air shows stopped. +"With more single-parent households, more working mothers, and more children in poverty, school lunches are more important than ever," the Citizens' Commission on School Nutrition said. +Less than a mile north, Mirage Resorts Inc. plans to raise a $300 million pirate-theme Treasure Island casino for more budget-minded customers. +The racial difference in cervical cancer rates is "substantial and persistent," the Atlanta-based CDC said. +Trading was especially volatile in Tokyo after Monday's near-record drop. +"When I shot from the hip, I fanned. +What saved many farmers from a bad year was the opportunity to reclaim large quantities of grain and other crops that they had "mortgaged" to the government under price-support loan programs. +Along with property, it also created a new screen-based futures market for arabica coffee. +A Generali spokesman said it hadn't any hostile intentions against Midi, but that it would have the financial "capacity" to buy an additional stake. +Pepper had represented the 18th district since it was created in 1962. +The issue of a trustee who would assume control of the airline from Texas Air Chairman Frank Lorenzo was at the heart of the collapse of Ueberroth's $464 million deal to buy Eastern. +It suffered no casualties in the first attack July 7. But its British captain and two Filipino crewmen were killed in a Jan. 28 raid, when the Salverve was towing a tanker damaged in an Iraqi air strike the day before. +"They have periods of six, eight, 12 hours of intense restlessness based on anxiety," Predescu said. +"With the trademark question out of the way, this allowed us to launch ourselves into the market," Diez said. +Bottles of volatile chemicals shook off their shelves and started a fire that gutted part of the science building. +Calculate it as a percentage of the bid price. +Sometimes small children travelled alone to join parents or other kinfolk. +"If the Merc closes down at night and allows Tokyo and London to establish markets in its commodities, it might decline faster," said Paul Tattersall, executive vice president for Globex, which intends to start by next summer. +Despite a strengthening of the dollar over the yen yesterday, investors apparently are confident that the yen is on a firming trend, observers said. +Japanese studies in the 1970s suggested that this overgrowth of blood vessels could be halted and the eye allowed to develop normally if the sclera, the white of the eye, is frozen briefly. +Half that capital must be 'tier 1', shareholders' equity; the other half is 'tier 2', such as subordinated debt. Ten years ago, when the capital standard was first proposed, Japanese banks had tier 1 ratios of about 2 1/2 per cent. +IMA also has agreed to assume $1.42 billion in debt, giving the acquisition a total indicated value of about $3.35 billion. +Earnings for the sector known as the individual bank rose 49% in the quarter to $130 million. +Scientists are trying to determine how to counter bone marrow depletion, which results from prolonged space flight. +He said flood damage from a dam break on the pond, which has a capacity of 23 million gallons, could be greater than the risks posed by toxic substances. +Two-thirds of the songs on the juke box are by Sinatra. +To say that one move will lead to another is a familiar method for blocking moral progress. +If they deserve punishment, they should be punished." +Its sole merit as a potential party of government is that it has not been discredited by appearing to rot after too long a period in office. +Yesterday's announcement surprised and disappointed analysts. +The Biennale gets no money from the NEA. +A guard at the Sears department store that anchors one end of the mall said guards from the store chased the boy after Monday evening's shooting, but he escaped. +Zayre said its discount store sales were "well ahead of last year" but it said sales were still "substantially short of our expectations, both for the year and the Christmas season." +In December alone, industrial production rose 0.3% from a year earlier and a seasonally adjusted 2.9% from November, the ministry said. +Executives speculate that between six and ten licenses will be awarded. +Six Indian-made satellites have been sent into orbit by space agencies in the Soviet Union, United States and Europe. +It also shut down an Ohio Edison Co. substation, cutting power to 4,170 residential and business customers, said spokesman Bud Carter. +"All the checks will be delivered today," said Evansville Postmaster Ed Hayes. +It's hard to describe, but once you get to fooling with them, you realize they are very responsive birds. +Israel has resisted both demands and Shamir's caretaker government has even stepped up settlement construction in recent weeks. +"My hat's off to him. +Mr. Mulroney told reporters Saturday that he remains confident that the Conservatives will win the election. +When Mr. Kozol simply lets these people tell their stories the effect is, as it could hardly fail to be, very moving. +South Korean President Roh Tae-woo left for San Francisco Sunday, saying that his talks with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev would open a new era in relations between the two once hostile nations. +"I'm sorry it happened," he said. "It tears me up." The shooting of an opposition politician on the eve of the first multiparty elections in Soviet Georgia has created an atmosphere of fear and acrimony in this republic. +Did Elder accept the criticism? +BTR rose two pence to 337 pence. +Yair Klein's firm, Hod Hahanit, or Spearhead, advertised in the Spanish-language edition of the directory in 1988, a year before Mr. Klein was accused of training Colombian drug warriors. +The results announced Monday came as little surprise to analysts, who predicted a large loss back in November after Lockheed announced it would take a $300 million write-off because of unexpected design changes on a new Navy plane. +West Roxbury is a predominantly white neighborhood and one of the more affluent sections of Boston. +He said that one of Mission Insurance's major creditors, M.J. Whitman & Co., New York, is also a partner in Kramer Capital. +Commerce Bancorp Inc. said it executed an agreement to acquire Citizens State Bank for about $10 million. +It doesn't take much to create a crowd in Beijing, they said. +He said he planned to keep the property as is. +CMS dropped its payout in 1984. +Rebel leaders say that amounts to a call for surrender. +Building permits, considered a good sign of future activity, fell 8.2 percent in January to an annual rate of 1.25 million units, the lowest level for permits since January 1985. +Several analysts suggested that if the trade deficit for August narrowed to less than $14 billion, the dollar could be buoyed against other currencies, further depressing precious metal prices. +Mr Whittaker feared some members of a 20-bank consortium would have wanted unacceptable conditions to renegotiate Peel's debt. Although Peel has cash of Pounds 109m from Pounds 200m of property sales in the past 12 months, it has Pounds 336m of debts. +But hours earlier banking officials scrambled to explain Dimauro's news release. +The thinking behind a possible merger of the main Swedish, Dutch and Swiss telecoms operators has merit. +'What we are seeing is the Labour party doing well enough in the south and south-west at our expense and making it possible for the Conservatives to hang on. +Democrats - Aspin, Y; Kastenmeier, Y; Kleczka, N; Moody, N; Obey, Y. +But he called that unlikely. +But by law his family is entitled to part of it. +Canadian National Railways, the Canadian government-owned railway company, agreed to sell its Newfoundland telephone utility to Newfoundland Telephone Co. for 170 million Canadian dollars (US$138.6 million). +"Many people have asked me if I am angry at the way I have been treated by the school. +St. Croix is at least 75% black, and the looting seems to have been a very understandable attempt by the black poor to get a more equitable distribution of the island's resources. +But some analysts, particularly conservative legal scholars, have urged Mr. Bush not to wait for explicit authorization but simply to assert that the Constitution already implicitly gives him the power to exercise a line-item veto. +But Merck spokesman said Gary Bruell said Recombivax costs between $128 and $148, "and thus our price is comparable." +Then they spent $1 million in seven days, and got the job done with less than 24 hours to spare. +The styles are designed for her age group. +The execution was carried out in July 1941, Truhar said. +The statement added that the officials "re-emphasized their common interest in more stable exchange rates" and "they agreed to cooperate closely on exchange markets." +Mesa's general partner, T. Boone Pickens Jr., said the change to a corporation should help attract institutional investors and encourage investors to value the company based on its natural gas reserves rather than on its dividend yield. +They were turned back at the border, their disappointment aggravated by blistering heat, she said. +Many grain traders had expected the Soviet Union to use its first batch of credit guarantees to buy primarily corn and soybeans to feed livestock. +"It's the most fantastic thing I've ever seen," he said. +This compares with a 1.5% drop in wholesale energy prices in March 1989 from the year-earlier period. +Roger F. Bacon for promotion to vice admiral and assignment as commander of Atlantic Fleet Submarine Forces, and Rear Adm. +The brokers' main argument is that the new warrants provide more leverage than the older ones. +"You can't assemble it gradually," he said. "You can't have the carburetor working while the starter is idle. +Eastwood, known for his tough-guy roles in such films as "Dirty Harry" and "Sudden Impact," was fined $53 and ordered to pay $10 in costs. +The prime minister-designate met Saturday with Socialists, Republicans, Liberals, Social Democrats and his own Christian Democrats to agree on a program and a list of cabinet ministers for what would be Italy's 47th postwar government. +Instead, Mr. Bush said a sequester would cause big cuts in "student grants and a wide array of other domestic services." Student grants? +Monohan said there was "absolutely no evidence" that the buzzer had been disconnected, and said nurses responded in "15 to 20 seconds" after they heard Ms. Seitz's screams. +"We have a tremendous bonding with these veterans," Timperi says. "There's a very strong sense of common experience. +For the first time in memory, more people wanted a new person than chose to retain the incumbent. +But converts to the bullish view are slow in coming. +By comparison, the government's import promotion plan, unveiled with much fanfare at the beginning of the year, promises to increase imports by only about $3 billion a year. +It was expected to produce heavy snow during the weekend in the mountains of Washington, Oregon and northern California. +"If he had shaken hands with Mayor Clark he would have had to jump over the podium and would have dragged me with him, because I was tugging on his coattails," said Miss Royals. +Its directors intend to restructure Texaco as soon as the company comes out of bankruptcy-law proceedings, a source close to Texaco said. +By the beginning of the 20th century, the development of modern skis made the Saint Bernard's snow-trampling skills obsolete. +"In cases of clear crimes, party people will be punished. +The complaint filed by Kathleen Nunes, a three-year employee of Great Expectations Inc., alleged the service taped its clients as they talked about past romances, and used the recordings in sales pitches. +To take the case of Atlanta, seven Japanese banks have set up offices in the city since 1983, joining a Bank of Tokyo operation opened in 1977. +Mr Sharif had been seeking to remove the presidential powers which Mr Khan used to dismiss him, as well to eject Ms Bhutto's government in 1990. Mr Sharif described the judgment as an important milestone in Pakistan's history. +While happy his network was second this season in the Nielsen ratings, with an average, prime-time rating of 13.7 to CBS' 13.5, Stoddard said the performance really was "not that terrific." +Here's a bunch of turtles that were blown up when they removed the rigs." +Coors has run out of capacity at its only brewery and will struggle this year to meet consumer demand for its fastgrowing Coors Light and its new, popular-priced Keystone. +Next week, the Treasury will unveil the most ambitious plan for restructuring the banking system since the New Deal, a proposal to shore up the deposit-insurance fund, streamline regulation and expand bank powers. +For all of 1990, Burlington Northern's net fell 2.9% to $236 million, or $3.07 a share, from $243 million, or $3.19 a share. +The service included readings by classmates of Diane and Rick, and presentations of symbolic gifts. +Fire department spokeswoman Carolina de Leon said the bus was on its way from the capital to Antigua when the driver made a sharp turn to avoid another vehicle. +Income growth slipped from 6.5 percent to 6 percent in the Mid-Atlantic states. +The benchmark 30-year bond was quoted late at a price of 98 15/32 compared with 98 18/32 Wednesday. +Syrian and Christian gunners on Saturday fought their fiercest artillery duels in a month around Beirut and the surrounding mountains. +'We will just plod on and prove to everyone that we have a group where growth can be sustained.' The interim dividend is raised by nearly 50 per cent to 2.8p (1.875p) 'reflecting our confidence in the future,' Mr Barker said. +Their legitimacy as leaders rests on their ability to ease living conditions in the territories, and in moving towards Palestinian self-determination. +His spokesman, Erik Senstad, said: "We want NATO to stay the way it is, with Germany as a member." _ French officials are staying out of public debate on details of NATO's future. +But "the U.S. economy is still soft," he said. +The group would be modeled after one established in 1985 to promote bank-fraud prosecutions, said William Hendricks III, head of the department's fraud section. +Police said a police brigadier and lieutenant who chanced by on another security mission tried to chase the running gunman, but he killed the brigadier and badly wounded the lieutenant. +Rowan reported on the president's comments during an interview on WUSA-TV in Washington on Monday evening. +Prices have never swung as wildly as the new limits would allow them to swing, and exchange officials emphasized they are not trying to predict the size of the swings that would be possible during a sudden oil emergency. +He seems a resourceful man, who would not be caught out by the playful antics of his young vixen; a degree of mature wisdom, of worldly depth is missing. +Mike Kampsen, 33, organized the concert in part to please his father, Herman, a longtime Cash fan who sings with a local band called Country Cruisin'. +But sources at the company say Paramount would more likely consider buying some publishing assets from whatever entity buys all of Harcourt. +I don't know what will happen when we are put to the test. What does 1992 mean for Spain? It is profoundly important. +Canada's telecommunications-equipment maker is encountering the same problem that AT&T has found in the U.S. equipment market: slow growth. +However, traders said, steel shares generally remained strong as expectations of a discount-rate increase faded because of a decline in Japan's September wholesale price index. +Because voice messaging can forward calls to be recorded if a subscriber's line is busy, company officials say they expect the new service will eliminate the need for answering machines, which do not have that capability. +This is essentially the strip of rubber that molds a sole to the shoe's upper, but Nike argued that its new technology is fundamentally different and not covered by the law. +Under the plan announced last month in Ottawa, the two Germanys will first discuss their common approach to unification and submit that to the four World War II allies. +Washington, whose own normalization of relations with China was in part spurred by common concern over the Soviet military threat, has welcomed the Sino-Soviet rapprochement, saying it will ease tensions. +"Animal control said the caiman variety was illegal to possess in the United States," the deputy said. +The remaining operators will undergo an "extensive assessment process" to determine whether they are qualified to return to their jobs, the company said. +Turkey approved the proposal a few weeks ago, he said. +A New World spokesman declined to comment. +Every boards' compensation committee opens with: "Here is a graph of the compensation of the 50 largest companies in America, and our sterling CEO is in the third quartile." +They met Lhasa's only outgoing flight each morning and intercepted the few dozen passengers in hopes of obtaining updates on conditions in the city. +So far, all but a handful of UAW local leaders have refused to ask their members to take vacations en masse during a scheduled two-week shutdown to begin July 20. +A six-page manual advises that when an alarm sounds, people should stay calm, gather essentials, lock their homes and head away from the radiation source without speeding. +But unlike other issues on Capitol Hill, when it comes to arms sales to Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries, there is no perceived middle ground. +Abdul Haq Ulumi of the Afghan supreme military council said last week the Soviets were supplying with new MiG-29 fighters and the latest Sukhoi-27 ground attack jets to defend against a possible Pakistani attack. +We consider it not only reprehensible but a punishable offense to insult in any way the human dignity of the inmates." +"I have a good head and a good pair of hands. +Now, Avaray's new marketing agent says that all but one house in the development have been sold. +The government thwarted students' attempts to march to the bordertruce village of Panmunjom for a meeting with North Korean students June 10, when more than 10,000 students clashed with riot police. +A spokeswoman for Shearson Lehman Hutton said the merged firms won't be hurt by the matter, which involves the sale of municipal bonds in the early 1980s. +Some of this furniture is on show, but the great Pugin sideboard was destroyed in the Windsor fire of 1992. Pugin's early passion for the Gothic was not a stylistic obsession but a conviction that Gothic was an architecture of principle. +"I get to sing and dance a little," said McShane. "I do a thing with the cane and hat. +Soviet authorities have come under considerable criticism for lack of organization in the quake relief efforts, but many of the area's leaders died or wandered in shock for days after crawling out of the rubble to find their families gone. +"If he lost it all in the futures market, it will be very difficult to pay back," said John Morland, vice president and deputy general counsel of Freddie Mac, which has initiated a civil suit in an effort to recover the money. +"They hear the bell ringing and get up and run." Mr. Gargano, once part of a high-profile group of advertising whiz kids, at 58 years old remains one of the best-known names in the ad business. +The couple divorced in January 1988 and Mrs. Roush was given custody of the daughter. +B.A.T shares were trading below 600 pence as recently as four months ago. +Only 600 have been accounted for, Meisinger said. +The refund plan must still be approved by the bankruptcy court. +Walesa was scheduled to stay in Venezuela for three days to attend the labor summit and meet Venezuelan political leaders. +The most famous State Department spy case involved Alger Hiss, convicted in 1950 of lying to Congress about passing secrets to Whittaker Chambers. +The company cited higher costs of parts and materials, higher interest expense and lower earnings by Brazilian affiliates. +It would trade the fully deployed Soviet SS-24 mobile-missile system for the unbuilt rail-mounted MX missile. +When he didn't collect enough signatures, he went to court. +The Alliance won more than 18 per cent of the popular vote in November, but only two seats. +The state has seized some of Walker's property, including two sterling silver decorative saddles valued at $100,000 apiece. +So they've issued different classes of stock with voting rights that puts most power in family hands. +Not so long ago, the wealthy liked to show off their household help and well-run homes. +Output by government industry is down about 30 percent. +Soviet rock star Victor Tsoi, lead singer of the popular group Kino, was killed in a car crash while returning from a fishing trip in Latvia, the Tass news agency reported Thursday. +I had to figure these things out like any other American, by studying his speeches and reading the newspapers," Regan writes. +The rise in foreign tourism is due largely to the weak dollar, which has doubled the buying power of the Japanese yen and West German mark since early 1985. +Included among them were Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, who was insisting on votes on proposals to toughen sentences for drug offenders convicted of dealing with children, and to deny many federal benefits to some people found guilty of drug sales. +Longworth D. Quinn, chief judge of Detroit's 36th District Court and son of the longtime editor and publisher of the Michigan Chronicle, has died at age 46, apparently a suicide, police say. +One probable loser as a result of the transaction is St. Louis-based Monsanto Co., currently the biggest supplier of ABS-based plastics to GE's $4.7 billion major-appliance business. +The Wellcome-Genentech dispute may have important repercussions for other products and companies in the fledgling market for genetically engineered drugs. +It is the story of Ralph Houk, who replaced the legendary Casey Stengel at the helm. +Key to the financing's success is Prudential Insurance Co. of America, which is considering taking well over a quarter of the securities, sources said. +The July monthly consumer price rise in Mexico _ 1.0 percent _ was the lowest so far this year, according to Thursday news reports. +President Bush ordered U.S. forces to Saudi Arabia to repel a potential Iraqi attack. +The award was in Gau Shan's favour. +Biomedical products had an operating loss of $8 million, compared with operating income of $8 million. +He later converted to her religion. +The letter pushed by Dukakis and Schaefer went beyond a milder mention that Republican Gov. Terry Branstad, outgoing chairman of the governors' organization, and Gardner made in a letter to Bush before the meeting. +Grain and soybean futures prices were slightly higher in early trading today on the Chicago Board of Trade, reflecting stronger cash markets for soybeans and improved foreign demand for U.S. grains. +As the year started, it suggested that aggressive small investors be 95% invested in stocks. +Once more the target date for final ratification has been postponed; by now it is clear that all target dates are largely fictitious; once more the government is using the Danes as an excuse for running away from the treaty. +And I don't think it's going to happen, because I think he is aware, as I am, that rates reduced actually increase the economic growth of the country and provide an incentive for more earnings. +Nonetheless, the company continues to expect that 1990 earnings per share will be in the range of $2.80, Moritz said. +Edward Solbach said more than 300 soldiers have received sposors, and more volunteers are expected to sign up. +The government later raised it to 25 percent effective May 15. +Works councils at Fiat's Italian vehicle plants have endorsed overwhelmingly a complex government-sponsored agreement avoiding large job losses. +At issue is a pollution-exclusion clause standard in most general-liability policies from 1973 to 1986. +The meeting at a resort hotel near Victoria Falls was the first state visit by a South African leader to Zambia, which accommodates the headquarters of the African National Congress guerrilla movement. +For the past seven years the GOP has been riding Ronald Reagan's popularity, and the president's standing slipped this year despite a temporary spurt during the recent summit with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. +One of the lab industry's most persistent critics, Rep. Ron Wyden (D., Ore.) blamed much of the problem on the Reagan administration. +"American troops will be entering a quagmire more complex than Vietnam," said Kevin Zeese, vice president of the Drug Policy Foundation, a Washington think tank that emphasizes the economic and social issues behind the drug problem. +Vatican spokesmen said John Paul was reflecting concerns of Indonesia's Catholic bishops about two proposed laws the church considers unconstitutional. +These catalogs offered a limited selection of merchandise and made shopping easy by taking orders round-the-clock on toll-free telephone lines. +"He was having a tough time, almost from the beginning in terms of pressures, leaks and innuendo about his skills and his relationship with the president. +Iran did not provide an estimate of the damage suffered, according to E. Safavi, a spokesman for the Iranian Embassy in The Hague. +The cost of a costume is so high, they can't afford to take part," said Rio City Councilman Sergio Cabral. +As the report made clear, this was a charge made against the government rather than a statement of fact. +Demand is expected to remain flat, but analysts said the numbers don't presage an industry recession. +Most of the troops in the south sympathize with the Syrian-backed Shiite Amal militia, which has been fighting with the fundamentalist, Iranian-backed Hezbollah, or Party of God, since mid-1987. +Atwater also has been receiving physical therapy and undergoing daily radiation treatments. +That, combined with lower prices, could get GNP back up to zero growth during the first quarter of 1991, he says. +Closer federal supervision is needed to avoid a savings-and-loan style crisis among government-sponsored enterprises providing low-cost loans to home buyers, farmers and students, congressional auditors said Wednesday. +Japan is nearing completion of a package to assist the multinational blockade of Iraq, and it will include sending medical personnel and financial assistance to the Middle East, government officials said today. +Still, many schools, despite shrinking budgets, appear increasingly eager to bring multimedia into classrooms. +Integrated Resources Inc., a struggling financial concern, was dealt another blow when Whitehall Financial Group said it could not obtain financing to buy Integrated's core financial services businesses. +Intelsat's board of governors authorized the rescue attempt during a weeklong meeting in Barbados that ended Wednesday. +Mr. O'Shields remains a director of Panhandle. +It was reduced last week to eight counts when U.S. District Judge Bruce S. Jenkins dismissed a conspiracy charge. +Lawyers for the family and the church won't discuss the dollar figure but say it is less than the German foundation originally agreed to pay for the single manuscript. +But last week, it quietly unveiled new Kent ads that are brightly colored drawings of couples on a beach and at a lighthouse. +Although values have declined as much as 30% in some markets, only a small portion of this decline has been either written down or covered by loan-loss reserves. +According to market sources, yesterday's big block took some unhappy institutional investors out of the stock, cleared out the underwriters' leftovers and put the shares in the hands of investors who saw them as an attractive value at 14 1/2. +William G. Scheerer was named a director of this maker of electronic test systems, filling a vacancy. +"Even if they kill all the hostages there on the plane, we'll never, ever release the killers who are here in Kuwait," he added, referring to the hijackers' demand for the freedom of 17 convicted terrorists. +Reagan is now trying to claim that "the public interest, all of a sudden, favors non-disclosure when a criminal defendant's right to liberty is at stake," said Poindexter's lawyers. +When he first ran for the state Senate in 1969, Wilder was chiefly known only as a criminal trial lawyer in Richmond. +Ortega, asked if moving up elections implied he would hand over power before the end of his term, said: "Power resides in the people. +The officials, who spoke today on condition of anonymity, said at least 2,000 civilians died in the fighting that pits Tamil separatists against the Sinhalese-dominated government. +Some countries may keep spending up because of regional problems. +Count Blasius Strassnitzky is, for my money, Mr. Helprin's most marvelous invention. +With the economy sluggish, incentives are likely to persist, Garretty said. +Fried chicken king Al Copeland may resume his $290 million takeover attempt against Church's Fried Chicken, a federal appeals court ruled. +According to Stephen Goldsbrough, chairman of the Canal Boat Builders Association, the market is growing at a pace to make the recession-hit marine industry envious. +A federal Marine Mammal Commission probe found no major problems with the center's program or dolphin deaths in the past 13 months. That probe was initiated because of reports in 1988 that 13 dolphins in the Navy had died between 1986 and 1988. +A 2-foot metal rod accidentally put in upside-down caused the flaw in the Hubble Space Telescope's primary mirror, NASA investigators said Thursday. +Whittall has been chairman for 11 years. +Connolly's final twist of the knife was his remark that Housman 'will live as long as the BBC'; but it begins to look as if Housman will be the more enduring of the two. +Weakness in government bond prices, reflecting underlying worries over interest rate prospects, wore down the UK equity market towards the close of yesterday's trading session. +State Police impounded the suicide machine, but Circuit Judge Alice Gilbert on Wednesday denied Thompson's request for an order barring further use of the device. +The acquisition is subject to approval by the Federal Communications Commission. +For example, pesticide savings were only $6.74 per acre in the North Carolina piedmont, but were $24.97 per acre in the South Carolina piedmont. +Guild members voted by a larger than 20-1 margin last week for the authorization after contract talks that began nearly a year ago failed to result in an agreement. +Grain and soybean futures opened narrowly mixed today on the Chicago Board of Trade in a calm follow-through to the previous session's early run-up and late sell-off. +'It's nothing short of organised barbarity.' The RSPCA has visited six abattoirs in Spain with the same methods in use at all of them. +But "even with the recalcitrant ones," said Lowrance, "when it hits their pocketbook, they are going to become recyclers." As it is now, many communities go to great lengths to dump their garbage. +"The next stage is to diversify within asset classes, and that process is well under way." Public pension funds, however, raised the portion of their portfolios invested in stocks to 40.1% in 1991, from an unusually low 36.9% in 1990. +Tehran dropped the precondition of branding Iraq the aggressor. +He returned to the United States on Tuesday, and with a lawyer from the group Citizen Soldier, made the rounds of Washington news offices. +The FCC's waiver gave the companies 18 months to comply with federal cross-ownership rules that generally prohibit one company from owning multiple media outlets in one area. +"Once the borrowers knows they are dealing with the government, the likelihood of delinquency increases tremendously," he said. +And work to reconstruct the fields is getting under way. +The FDIC already has made an initial loan of $1 billion to First RepublicBank, pending a longer-term recapitalization plan. +Federated spokesman Jim Sluzewski said late Wednesday evening he did not know when a decision would be announced. +It could conceivably be that the intimidating presence of Postel may have deterred bidders from making themselves known before. +In a recent meeting, he told U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter that he has three priorities in the trade conference: "Lamb, lamb and lamb." +A new advertising agency was hired, the dealer network was revamped and a new marketing strategy crafted. +Bush, offering no new specifics, outlined to the Family Motor Coach Association the environmental proposals he has submitted to Congress. +"The Iranians have scrupulously avoided direct military confrontation with the U.S. and will likely continue to do so," says Gary Sick, a Middle East expert who served on President Carter's National Security council staff. +Many like knowing where their kids are and believe strongly that a job, even if it is only flipping hamburgers at a fast-food joint, builds character and teaches good work habits. +Houses could avoid any party ban just as many have gone around another recent rule prohibiting buying kegs of beer with a house check, he said. +"Moslems and Christians starve alike. +It was the third "captive carry flight test" for Pegasus, which remains attached to the jet during such tests. +It is really the most remarkable thing to see one of this country's major political parties espousing such a vision in the late 20th century. +Apply a spritz of foot deodorant or antifungal powder to keep feet dry and prevent odor or athlete's foot. +Yet ultimately, the president's best hopes may lie in the deferential attitude of many Serbian voters, who have succumbed to his propaganda before and may be persuaded that whatever 'Slobo' says, goes. +Test equipment the Air Force uses to determine the effectiveness of radar-warning receivers and other electronics on tactical fighters has been faulty and unreliable, a new report says. +Milken's lawyers characterized the six felony counts to which he pleaded guilty as aberrations in an otherwise exemplary career. +Applicants for casino licenses in New Jersey must undergo intense scrutiny of personal and financial affairs by state regulators. +For companies that defer ad costs, the new accounting rule will lower profits. +General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp. said Wednesday they sold cars and light trucks at an average daily rate of 41,487 during the April 21-30 period this year compared with a rate of 42,772 during the same time last year. +Both the U.S. Surgical and Johnson & Johnson devices are for use in laparoscopic surgery, or surgery that requires only a small surface incision in the skin. +Col. North testified yesterday that he was discouraged by prospects for the initiative in late January 1986, and that Mr. Ghorbanifar, sensing that the sales might fall through, offered the ex-aide a $1 million bribe if he would pursue the policy. +Still, that would trail pre-recession hiring; 66% of the employers say the recession isn't over. +Denmark rejection of the Maastricht treaty will come as a shock to European currency and bond markets which have been priming themselves for an opposite result since the middle of last week. +The $280 million offering will consist of $55 million of traditional tax-exempt munis, $200 million of bonds subject to the so-called alternative minimum tax and $26 million of fully taxable bonds. +The reports on Sunday said Anna Bonomi Bolchini, financier and member of a noted Milanese family, was told that because of her age she would not be jailed while the probe continues but instead must report once a week to Milan police. +The report is entitled "Pulling Together: A Program for America in the United Nations." +It also has a top ticket price of $55. +Indeed, the band had learned all the songs on Michael Jackson's "Bad" album, a special favorite of the Princess of Wales, but decided hits like "Dirty Diana" weren't quite right for the occasion. +On Monday, long lines of would-be voters were lined up at registration centers to beat the deadline. +Meanwhile, central banks stayed out of the foreign exchange market, traders said, because demand for the dollar is just too strong and widespread for intervention to have much impact. +Since most going concerns are worth more than the value of their underlying assets, most corporate acquisitions involve some good will. +No notification was ever considered, officials said, apparently because the U.S. didn't think the coup plotters intended to kill Mr. Noriega, but merely sought to imprison him. +Standard & Poor's Corp. said it lowered to single-B-minus from double-B-plus its rating on the company's $57.5 million of 6.5% convertible subordinated debentures due 2011. +Common Cause, which is seeking new restrictions on political action committee donations, said House incumbents had reaped nearly $70 million in PAC money in 1989 and the first nine months of 1990. +Heimbaugh resigned from the sheriff's department and works as a cab driver and bartender in San Francisco. +Important issues remain to be resolved this summer when Congress debates the regulatory framework of the privatized financial system. Some politicians want tight limits on the bank stock holdings of individual investors. +As Millamant rejects him, she laughs and says 'What would you give that you could help loving me?'; and he replies 'I would give something that you did not know I could not help it.' +Peter Beutel, who specializes in energy for Elders Futures Inc., said heating oil demand has risen as temperatures have dropped. Colder weather is occurring in the United States and in Europe. +Some experts believe that a surplus of carbon dioxide is causing the Earth to slowly overheat, and they warn that such a change could disrupt the global climate. +He is currently appealing against his conviction and sentence. He was convicted for conspiring to defraud the Revenue of Pounds 55m in corporation tax by helping artificially to inflate freight charges for Nissan cars imported from Japan. +Regulators have about 1,000 banks with $100 billion in assets on their "problem" list. +On Monday, the Tennessee senator met with New York Gov. Mario Cuomo, who said some nice things about him but didn't endorse him. +The public controversy over bST is unusual because the FDA does not normally discuss the merits of products before they are approved. +Rollie Estabillio, spokesman for the airline, said the four are believed to be members of a breakaway Palestine Liberation Organization faction led by Abu Musa, who is supported by Syria and Libya. +In another report, the Commerce Department said new single-family homes sold at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 713,000 units in August, up 0.1 percent from July and unchanged from June. +The movie only hints at what drives Patti to the road and the grungy gigs that sustain her. +The executive office, which includes NCR's chairman and president, Charles E. Exley Jr., sets general corporate strategy and policy. +But that agreement did not preclude investors from suing their brokers. +In New York, a dollar bought 151.15 yen, down from 151.70 yen late Friday. +"We believe Ambassador Glaspie is an outstanding professional," Fitzwater said. "She has represented her country well and correctly." She was in London, en route to Washington, when the invasion occurred. +South Korea's National Assembly opened its regular 50-day session, during which it is to vote on a new constitution and revision of laws for a transition to full democracy. +There are no other properties we are aware of across the country that fall into this category. +Forbes, whose worth has been estimated at $400 million to $1 billion, had made his last birthday, in August, his biggest. +The Pentagon dened any U.S. involvement in the ground fighting. +Citicorp's decision on Tuesday to take a huge earnings charge, after a major increase in its loan-loss reserves, raises questions about ailing BankAmerica's own treatment of its huge cache of troubled foreign loans. +Deficit cuts are proper when the economy can stand some reining in without worry about its caving in. +But Connally said he believed they would also walk off the job in sympathy. +Apex, however, currently owns 10.7% of Coeur d'Alene. +Canada's Senate on Friday approved a sweeping agreement that virtually erases trade barriers between Canada and the United States. +But you should consider the cost and whether it is appropriate. +Some conservatives took on the gay and lesbian rights movement too. +The CBI message may yet seep into the general consciousness, confirming what people know from experience to be true. +Manufacturing industry's order books are at their best levels since mid-1990 and manufacturers expect to increase output over the next four months. +'People were not taking out any insurance,' the company said. 'It was leaving us liable for the extra cost incurred.' +The J's are different. +One of these sources, all of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity, said at least 11 ships were heading home without new orders to pick up Mideast-bound cargo. +To imagine, on the strength of recent statistics, that the issue that has bedevilled economic management in postwar years has disappeared could prove over complacent. +Treasury officials said $15 billion of this year's borrowing will be used to replace high-rate certificates of deposit at some of the 262 failed thrifts already under government control. +The only faster knockouts in heavyweight title history were Jim Jeffries' 55-second victory over Jack Finnegin in 1900, Michael Dokes' 1:03 win over Mike Weaver in 1982 and Tommy Burns' 1:28 defeat of Jem Roche in 1908. +Raise 'em three videocassettes and a comic book or we'll shut 'em down.'" +"You can't legislate against insanity," the Conservative Party legislator said Thursday. +But Republicans accused Democrats of racial hypocrisy by refusing to give Lucas a chance to gain experience in the job. +However, the 12 EC states made no promises to contribute to the cost of deploying U.S. troops in the Persian Gulf. +Instead there are sudden, arbitrary switches for variety's sake, with colourful patches which hark directly back to Stravinsky, and for emphasis some blatant Hollywood effects (scored with unblinking crudity). +Railways Minister Ding Guangen was forced to resign in March to take responsibility for the accidents, which were blamed on negligence or poor enforcement of safety rules by rail workers. +"They found me not guilty of crimes I never committed," he said. +But in the Silesian coal fields, where Poland digs a quarter of its dollar-earning exports, diehards occupied just one pit. +In 1945, he left school to put his language skills to use as an interpreter for U.S. soldiers assisting the Nationalist army. +HonFed has since paid down its goodwill assets to $80 million, using cash from earnings. +By far the biggest internal migration was the flow of two million blacks from the agricultural South to the factories of the North, which began during World War I and lasted for three decades. +In St. Paul, Miller said the FBI had asked the airline not to disclose any other details about the threat, including where or when it was made. +Japanese banks and investment funds were said to be strong buyers near Monday's lows. +The dollar rose 1.4% against the yen Monday after the G-7 failed to boost the yen, as was widely expected. +But only Christen was set free on Wednesday. +Now they too can have a new life, and as evidence we have not only "The Cocoanuts" but Mr. Wager's previous work on "Animal Crackers," which is currently having a successful run at the Huntington Theater in Boston. +"Sales of floating stocks will be according to our provisional production level," Mr. Aghazadeh said. +Firstly it does not want to, and secondly, there are difficulties of comparing prices in east Europe with those in the west. 'In principle we support the EC's efforts to liberalise trade with that part of the world,' says Mr Lever. +If there was ever a lawyer-of-the-year award then Jean-Claude Piris, head of the legal service at the European Council, deserves it. +Miss Valaziotis was in stable condition with a broken jaw and bruises. +Since utilities are required by law to keep trees away from lines, state officials were considering action to recover about $10 million in fire suppression costs from the companies, including Pacific, Gas & Electric Co., which use the line. +The clearance came as Lord Young, secretary of state for trade and industry, decided not to refer the proposed purchase to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission. +In one incident, a grenade-like device exploded on the lawn of the Shapiro family home, a modest ranch-style house on a tree-lined street. +Mortgages originated by Legal & General PLC. +A physicist reported Wednesday the discovery of a new superconducting compound that he believes may work at minus 100 degrees Fahrenheit, potentially setting a new temperature record for superconductivity. +Acid rain also can include nitric acids formed from pollutants called nitrogen oxides. +International Business Machines was up at 116. +A total of R2.4bn was involved in this guarantee. +On Nov. 13, Ampco made an informal request for representation on Midway's board. +The cheapest seats _ now $9 _ will double in price, while the most expensive ones will jump from $66 to $93. +Sugar for March delivery ended 0.3 cent a pound lower at 8.55 cents. +In 1972, Ms. Rajender, an assistant professor of chemistry and the only woman in the department, was denied promotion to a tenure-track position. +"It only makes sense to wait for the day before to get something more reliable and up to date," he said. +Elections for a national assembly are set for Nov. 7-11 and independence is expected early next year. +The bill would curb the use of tax-exempt bonds by states and cities to buy existing facilities of investor-owned utilities. +The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to counsel. +Al-Sharra said, "We are looking forward to much better relations between Syria and the European Community. +Record high temperatures continued across southern Europe. +Although the rights offer is the third since 1991, it deserves support. +There is no such thing as, say, canasta bonding. +A heavy tax liability may prompt the sale of the late William S. Paley's 8 percent stake in the media giant CBS Inc., a published report said today. +The country, he said, began by declaring that "all men are created equal." +"In my everyday life I can't do anything to affect it when I wake up in the morning." +She said the disabled have an estimated $40 billion a year in spending power, an appealing target for manufacturers who have shown keener interest in getting messages to narrowly defined audiences. +Instead, municipal councils will now divide the costs of services equally among all adults in their districts. +But they are very disciplined elements. +But there's no uniform look and individuality remains the key fashion word in the British collections, being shown through Tuesday. +But it has sat idle until recently while the companies and the community fought over how the crude would be moved south to Los Angeles. +Reagan and Gorbachev did not emerge from their four days of meetings with major breakthroughs on major issues, such as arms control. +Barry has repeatedly denied ever using drugs. +Fully 60% of 1,016 employers polled by consultant Foster Higgins will offer the benefit by 1992, up from 50% last year and 41% in 1989, even though IRS rules require them to fully fund accounts all year. +A UNITA spokesman in Lisbon, Norberto de Castro, said he had received no official confirmation of the ANGOP report, but he welcomed the government proposal. +Nonetheless, Richard T. Curtin, director of consumer surveys at the institute, said in an interview that the October results are a good bench mark. +But Bolivian and Peruvian officials said Wednesday that Washington should instead spend its time and money helping their farmers switch from coca to other crops. +The article says the founder of the Soviet secret police, Felix A. Dzerzhinksy, also justified the use of labor camps. +In the first quarter ended June 29, Maxtor had a net loss of $10.7 million, or 42 cents a share, on revenue of $234.6 million. +3Com lost nearly a third of its market value and led the day's bad-news bearers with an unexpectedly bleak short-term outlook. +But the message apparently has won him few backers. +Militant Sikh separatists shot and killed a Sikh farmer and his two sons and two policemen in separate attacks in Punjab state, police and news reports said today. +"He's in control, it's his little world," says his wife, Carole Adrienne, who uses her psychology training to analyze the hacker mind-set. +It said the temblor, which hit at 10:22 a.m., was centered 31 miles underground in the Pacific Ocean about 8 miles off the east coast of Chiba state, or about 29 miles east of Tokyo. +You have to monetize your assets. +Together, those companies employed 20 percent of American workers. +Iran accused Iraq on Wednesday of using poison gas against civilians and warned it might retaliate with its own chemical weapons, and the United States urged a U.N. Security Council protest. +But a federal jury found that Sharp was dissatisfied with BEC's policy of selling calculators at prices lower than those suggested by Sharp. +General Dynamics Corp. got a $15.8 million Air Force contract for retrofit of F-16 aircraft stores management system test equipment. +Temperatures warmed into the 60s, 70s and 80s across the desert Southwest. +European Community officials recently ordered Renault and other French companies to pay back hundreds of millions of dollars of state aid which was ruled to give them an unfair advantage over companies from other EC members. +Although he has been in jail since Jan. 16, his family has not been allowed to visit him. +But he was fired amid concern about free spending by visiting D.C. government officials who stayed in expensive resort hotels in the islands. +But methyl chloroform, whose potency for ozone destruction is less than 15 percent that of CFCs, remains unregulated and is viewed by much of industry as a potential "bridge" chemical as companies stop using CFCs as cleaning solvents. +Francis Schott, economist for Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S., said the latest numbers are "a further hint that the economy's growth rate may actually be slowing, but they aren't conclusive." +He also received $20,000 in deferred compensation and $2,785 in pension benefits from the state. +Several hundred people have been killed and hundreds of thousands forced to flee their homes in more than two years of ethnic attacks and clashes involving civilians and soldiers. +But he criticized President Mikhail S. Gorbachev for rejecting a proposal by President Bush that would give the United States an edge of 30,000 troops over the Red Army in Europe. +CSFB has worked closely with First Boston on mergers and acquisitions, but that cooperation now is clouded because two of First Boston's best-known specialists in the field recently left the U.S. firm. +Hunt Taylor, managing director at Duich Investment Co., a San Francisco commodity trading adviser, had personally traded the dollar-index contract even before the exchange went to round-the-clock trading. +I had a couple of different names. +BCE has recently begun to broaden its horizons in the multimedia sector. +Attacks in the official press accusing Solidarity of overly aggressive campaign tactics began after the first show May 9 in which union spokesman Janusz Onyskiewicz told voters how to choose Solidarity candidates and eliminate official ones. +Other countries, including West Germany, may have a hard time justifying continued membership. +No explosives were found after police took the man into custody in the capital of Vilnius, said Valery Akolsin, spokesman for the Soviet Ministry of Civil Aviation. +Court records show O'Ferrell lost a lawsuit heard on appeal by U.S. Circuit Judge Robert Vance. +"This is guilt by association. +Digital Equipment Corp., which has slashed its payroll without laying off workers, may find it more difficult in the current economic slump to induce people to leave their jobs, company president Kenneth Olsen said Thursday. +These are a particular triumph of actuarial science. The life office agrees to increase the amount you receive each year by the rate of increase in the retail prices index. +An ITC is easy to implement and is effective as a stimulus to investment. +The Securities and Exchange Commission appears likely to realize only $87 million of the $100 million it expected from Ivan F. Boesky to settle civil insider-trading charges. +These freaks represent big hopes for Japan's fish industry. +ITN is but one.' Sky News is broadcast across Europe on the Astra satellite and is available to millions of viewers through satellite dishes and cable television networks. +Dr Michael Merson, head of the WHO Aids programme, said yesterday the meeting would complement the 'top priority' US efforts to solve the mystery. +The output shortfall compared with trend is less than it was in the last two recessions in five of the G7 countries. +Stella Martyn, a widow, is visited in Cornwall by her daughter Cherry and her new son-in-law, Evan Davies, a talented painter. +The dollar resumed its decline Friday under pressure of a fifth straight day of dollar sales by central bankers. +Sun Microsystems Inc. expects to post earnings of about $1.60 a share for the year ending June 30, a 44% rise from a year earlier, Scott McNealy, president and chief executive officer, said. +It's even possible a buyer could emerge for PS of New Hampshire's Seabrook stake, he said, although any purchase would be at a bargain price because of the uncertainty over the plant's future. +If we save only 40% by using TM, as the research conservatively indicates, that would be a $6.2 billion cost benefit per year. +"He's really excited about the party," Berle's wife, Ruth, who set it up, said Monday. +The value to Houston-based Pennzoil was between roughly $2.2 billion and $2.9 billion, the source adds. +Jim Bakker, the television evangelist who lost his PTL empire in a sex scandal, was sentenced to 45 years in prison and fined $500,000 Tuesday for defrauding his followers for his own enrichment. +That trend should help reduce global trade imbalances, including the United States' big trade deficit, and lead to more stable in foreign exchange rates, Waigel said. +Then it'll be too late. +William C. O'Neil Jr., chairman, president and chief executive officer of International Clinical Laboratories Inc., was named a director of this maker of research chemicals and diagnostic reagents, increasing board membership to 10. +After the October riots, the government quickly held a referendum to win approval of the first phase of reforms. +Investment would be particularly concentrated in the public transport, mining, energy and services sectors. +He awaits hearing on a Greek petition for his extradition. +Up to now, foreign exchange has been grossly under-priced and allocated by government officials. On January 1, the government created the framework for a normal foreign exchange market. +The bill to enable enlargement of the European Union to include Austria, Norway, Finland and Sweden gained its third reading without a vote in the Commons last night. +Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. is requiring bidders for its retail brokerage to promise they won't hire any of the unit's 1,100 brokers for one year if a deal falls through, Wall Street sources said. +Clouds of black dust blown from freshly plowed fields created blackouts on highways in the northern part of the state, causing an 18-car pileup on U.S. Highway 31 outside South Bend. +I've found that on the whole the Bureau of Export Administration and the State Department do a good job getting information to the public through notices, seminars and even over the telephone. +Before the Middle East crisis began, many economists had predicted that the current expansion would break that record. +"This is such a mish-mash, it can give you indigestion," Ortega told delighted supporters at one rally. "Let (President) Bush eat it." Can UNO hold together and govern through 1996, should it win Sunday's general elections? "Yes. +Allied-Signal Inc. won Navy contracts totaling $10.3 million for OV-10 aircraft engines and FA-18 aircraft equipment. +In 1980, their percentage was 10.6%. About 11 million live in the South, accounting for 17% of the area's voting-age population. +First there are the daily news-driven variety which set out to report what is happening, offer succinct analysis and look forward to what may be about to happen. +The department said that new single-family homes were sold at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 739,000 units last month, compared with a revised rate of 646,000 units in June. +His is a breed found more rarely among British executives whose entrepreneurial zeal seems to crumple in the corridors of corporate HQs. +It's brought a lot of emotion back, and now it's kind of a reality to me. +A spokesman for the comptroller said regulations on bank investment in mortgage securities are "in the formulation stage," but nothing has been made final. +At the end of the inspection, the department announced that the airlines weren't unsafe, but said the labor-management hostility at Eastern was so intense that, if left to fester, it could jeopardize safety. +More and more of these Christians see the GOP as their natural home. +The Xerox 5042 has a slanted edge and a hinged cover that allow a book or other bound material to be laid flat without squashing or stretching the binding. +Government offices operated normally as thousands of employees stayed overnight in their workplaces. +Mr. Gorbachev's emissaries to the West have for some time ceased to be taken seriously, since everyone knows well their boss's habit of saying one thing, signing another, and doing a third. +Some people think they might tempt raiders, as did Hammermill in 1986 before International Paper acquired it. +Wickes' total sales for the year were $4.77 billion. +The Stones play there tonight for the second time. +That tied Fidelity's Select Automation fund for the worst performer of the week. +This year's shipments of Soviet ordnance and supplies had exceeded 20,000 tons at last count, which means record shipments are likely for all of 1986. +But bankers that lend to farmers suddenly are worrying anew about their borrower's financial health. +And in between we feel like starved house-guests being led through a larder full of mouldy offcuts, gnawed bones and corn-fed funny names. +The great drought rally of 1988 is history, just a big blip on a long chart. +Two remained hospitalized Sunday in good condition. +In protest, Banna refused to participate in any of the court's three hearings. +As companies acquire more computer networks from different vendors the problem of managing them inevitably increases. +"I think you would like to be sure that all of the folks that are doing any work on any flight hardware are in full command of themselves, so it does concern me," McCartney said. +Here you have integration and negotiation with one nation so you have a much higher objective and some added issues and risks. +After all, as he put it, 'that's the point of the whole thing - growth and employment'. But for so consummate a politician as Mr Clarke, this week was the easy part. +Wednesday, it jumped as much as 10 cents as a spurt of buying in the last minute of trading found a thin market and few sellers. +But Fitzwater said pollution curbs should not be proposed unilaterally and the administration must consider the long-term economic impacts of any actions aimed at dealing with global warming. +The study by scientists at the California Institute of Technology here, Ortho Pharmaceuticals in Raritan, N.J., and the University of Alabama, Birmingham was published today in the journal Science. +Typically, such antibiotics are taken several times a day. +The company has 3.2 billion, yes billion, shares outstanding, and is controlled by Mexican businessman Jeronimo Arango. +Cryan was living in one of the old cottages and didn't even know it. +He said much of the clamor for his resignation was coming from a "lynch mob" that included the press. +Moreover, Reuters' shareholders have traditionally looked for capital appreciation, not yield. +Group B bonds, which include serial bonds due 2007-2013, are all 7 1/2% securities priced to yield 7.775%. +Britain has become one of Europe's filthiest nations, its city streets a jungle of garbage and graffiti, the government-funded Royal Fine Arts Commission said in a report today. +"Usually isolated locations were disturbed by aircraft and people" while "noise pollution" on marine band radios from spill cleanup activities made monitoring marine channels difficult and unpleasant, the report stated. +Business Day said President F.W. de Klerk is expected to call for the scrapping of the Group Areas Act, which segregates neighborhoods by race, and the Land Acts, which reserve 87 percent of the country's land for the white minority. +He is scheduled to be sentenced Nov. 21, along with two other former Genisco managers who previously entered guilty pleas. +Flights of TAT, British Airways' French regional carrier, are expected to be back to normal following last week's delays caused by pilots' union meetings. NIGERIA: The Foreign and Commonwealth Office says the political situation remains uncertain. +The Board of Trade trades futures on the Major Market Index of 20 blue-chip stocks, which closely mirrors the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average of 30 stocks. +"A film of challenging ideas, and not salacious provocations," the industry paper's review said. +It argues that, in many cases, sponsor fees aren't really charitable donations. Instead, the IRS views the fees as payments for the publicity and advertising that sponsors garner through banners, brochures and media exposure. +The first mention of the possible existence of Christ's shroud came from French crusader Robert of Clari, who wrote that he saw it in 1203 in the imperial palace in Constantinople. +Mr. Stoltenberg said the decision to revalue the currencies upward wasn't caused by economic factors but was a response to recent speculation. +Thus, Madison Avenue is trying to wipe them out. +He has acknowledged that a sharp reduction in Soviet oil shipments could force Cuba to replace tractors with mules, stop manufacturing adult clothing for five years and reduce bus service in Havana by two-thirds. +Much of the aid is disrupted, looted or destroyed. +Wells's chairman, Carl Reichardt, has made no secret of his interest in First Interstate Bancorp, or some smaller targets in the West, including Valley National Corp. and U.S. Bancorp. +The government is expected to put the corn supply at 1.889 billion bushels, down about 56% from 4.259 billion bushels on the same 1988 date. +Great Country Bank fell 1/8 to 1 5/8. +Those thousands include farmers, who will be relieved of paying the federal tax on diesel fuel used for off-road purposes and will no longer have to fret with the paperwork caused by the "heifer tax" on livestock. +'They did not expect to be required to make substantial additional payments to British Coal as a condition for exercising their petroleum licences.' The operators are lobbying the DTI hard to resolve the uncertainties and encourage methane production. +The report said Coast Guard officials fired warning shots, but it did not mention any casualties. +Canadian animators turning the Babar stories into a television series and feature film are well aware of the long memories their viewers may have of the elephant king. +The nation's economic sluggishness dragged down earnings for most of those media companies with major daily newspapers and magazines. +Mr. Easdon also plans a new-business offensive, starting with two pitches already identified by the agency. +New plays will be in short supply on Broadway this fall. +Some analysts are skeptical that Texas Air will keep the MaxSaver fare in its current form because its relatively lenient two-day advance purchase requirement makes it available to almost everybody except businessmen traveling on short notice. +The catch is, you'll have to act fast if you want to be able to deduct a Keogh contribution on your 1991 tax return. While you have until April 15 to actually put the money in, the deadline for filing an application for 1991 is Dec. 31. +"I thought it was a particularly good letter and really sent home to us how much the experiences we have here in space can have an effect on the youngsters of America," Hauck said. +Dravo says the new technology will pay for itself because power plants seeking to comply with tougher acid-rain laws will prefer the Argonox system, which can be fitted to existing scrubbers, to other methods requiring costly equipment changes. +On Friday night, ABC's Peter Jennings and CBS' Dan Rather were also on the scene to report on East Germany's historic lifting of travel restrictions. +Historically, the dollar has always risen when interest rate spreads have been at this level. +Revenue from film products fell 6.4% to $307.9 million. +Trading started with a bang after the Labor Department reported the nation's unemployment rate dipped to 5.2 percent in May from April's 5.3 percent. +Even while urging calm, black leaders including Willie Sims of Dade's official Community Relations Board acknowledge that blacks are intently watching the trial. +Seeker already has been acquitted of charges he overruled a majority of a five-man court to reject a local committee's request for a second referendum. +But market sources called the offering a rocky one. +Troubling signs are already popping up, most significantly a proposed gathering soon in Iran of hardliners opposed to the peace effort. +'Selling into Europe is a discipline and I always guessed that if I could sell to them I could sell anywhere. +Each will be developed by a separate company. +Des Moines already is an insurance capital. +A government commission in March found that the bodies buried at the site were those of victims killed under Stalin's repressions, not by Nazi soldiers, as three previous official inquiries had ruled. +Pereira dos Santos said "an incident" occurred after the plane, a Boeing 737-300, made a scheduled stop in Belo Horizonte, 288 miles northwest of Rio. +Asked by reporters aboard Air Force Two en route from Washington whether he would tell the Contras to return to Nicaragua to participate in the political process, Quayle said, `I'm not going to do that. +The physicians presented their appeal to officials of the U.S., Soviet and Iraqi embassies in Rome. +FCC fines that have not been changed since 1934 also will be increased, Connolly said. +It did not identify those freed. +Meantime, Mr. Amman has a new destiny for Western Union: financial services for the 25% of U.S. households that don't have checking accounts. +U.N. delegates passed a resolution denouncing the decision, and only the United States and Israel voted against it. +The book's central character searches for a survivor of the fire, but finds a reflection of himself instead. +But the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last November ruled that the tribe does not have to collect any state or local taxes on items sold at the store, even to non-members. +It left it to school authorities to decide in individual cases. +Police refused to elaborate or say whether Minnick left a note. +Denis, meanwhile, courts a reluctant elementary school teacher (Jo Anderson). +"But," he adds, "the vice president will do all right." +But employers insist they have tens of thousands of jobs available with no one to fill them. +Tupelo, Miss., has a new claim to fame. +Few aspects of modern life are so crucial and yet so taken for granted as words on the printed page. +"There's just no way to justify this pay hike at this time," he said. "We have a huge deficit. +"It was unquestionably a gunshot wound," said Hollywood Police Chief Richard Witt, who added that a powder burn indicated the shot was fired at close range and was possibly self-inflicted. +"Let History Judge," which Medvedev started writing in 1962, was published first abroad, in the United States in 1971. +"We need a government we can trust," he said. +Furukawa Battery climbed Y55 to Y700 and Japan Storage Battery Y15 to Y793. Stocks which had been sought recently by short-term speculators fell back as profits were taken. +Mr. Singleton hasn't disclosed how MediaNews Group is raising the money for the purchase. +So the prospect of a SFr194m (Pounds 88m) lakeside complex, to be opened in time for the festival's 60th anniversary in 1998, is doubly welcome. +Hot, humid conditions dominated from the Plains east to the Atlantic Coast on Thursday, while showers and thunderstorms were scattered from the northeast parts of the Great Lakes into the middle Mississippi Valley. +Sims and the other men acknowledged they have no proof that the recycled parts have malfunctioned during flight. +With the hole in balance sheets large and earnings already low, the stock market would look even more vulnerable. Given that the likely alternative is the threat of trade sanctions, the Japanese financial system is in a tough spot. +But several other firms are saying that rates could go higher before they turn down. +We didn't feel they broke the law," said juror Mike Simons of west Los Angeles. +Here, too, backing of invasion is a common practice. +Since 1976, when the Supreme Court resumed permitting executions after a four-year lull, 99 people _ all convicted murderers _ have been put to death in the United States. +The House action added to mounting pressure on the Senate to back off its amendment. +It carried debris half a block away from the demolished house and shattered windows and cracked walls in neighboring homes. +They invoke the "competent judgment" of the "44 Nobel laureates" who grace the Federation of American Scientists' masthead, but it has never been brought to bear on "nuclear winter." +"We are truly seeing history in the making," said Commission Chairman Malcolm Kirschenbaum in Orlando last week. +Ignatenko quoted Gorbachev as saying his next meeting with John Paul would "perhaps, or probably, be in the USSR." Gorbachev was accompanied to the Vatican by his wife Raisa, who wore a gray suit. +The experiments are still at a very early stage. +Sunday's low for the Lower 48 states was 28 degrees at West Yellowstone, Mont. +Like many other computer companies, Unisys, based in Blue Bell, Pa., has already taken steps to streamline its use of semiconductors to cut costs. +Mr. Peterson said the decision could have a far-reaching effect on the state because it will place an additional burden on Medicaid officials to prove that hospitals aren't operating efficiently and economically. +Lucky, wrapped in salt-water-soaked paper, traveled in an insulated box with ice packs. +But the resulting skirmishing wouldn't necessarily indicate the onset of a new phase in the war. +Volume was a light 385.6 million shares, compared with 420.3 million shares Thursday. +Mortgage rates, on the other hand, have generally declined since hitting double-digit figures in January. +"In every instance, I was clearly acting as a go-between for these private Texas citizens." +Whole shopping centers stand vacant, and more are still being built. +Banks are slow in shrinking their margins because of increased consumer delinquency rates and lower outstanding credit card balances. +Some of them (stocks) I had brought into the corporation that I had owned personally, my personal estate. +Iraq also has missiles that can deliver warheads to points as far away as Tehran or Tel Aviv. +"Certainly that would be the most propitious way to handle the matter," Yeutter told reporters. +The development bank is sending a technical aid mission to Jamaica and is expected to tap a special $80 million fund set up by Japan to provide an emergency grant to Jamaica. +Oral arguments before the justices are scheduled for next Wednesday. +"It plugs quite a few gaps," said Barbara Conway, a spokeswoman for the new regulatory system. +Elsewhere, firefighters in the Bridger-Teton National Forest in Wyoming contained the last major fire burning in the forest, the 200-acre "Pocket" fire, beating a storm front expected to reach the area later today with high wind. +He said the group seized control of the Brokondo region in Central Suriname over the weekend and overtook the Afobaka hydroelectric about 60 miles south of the capital. +Spending on defense, foreign aid, science and technology will be limited to a 5 percent increase, approximately the rate of inflation. +Peres, interviewed in New York, told Israel radio: "I've received an invitation and I think there is an opening for economic relations between Israel and the Soviet Union. +'Now he's waving his hands about. +Looking fit and tan from tennis, jogging and a vacation in the Caucasus Mountains, the 58-year-old Yeltsin was as outspoken as ever in a recent interview. +A Senate panel is examining evidence that several countries believed to be working on clandestine nuclear-weapons programs have been getting sensitive data from three Energy Department weapons laboratories. +It might look at moments like Euro-crash - bodies slamming to the floor; danger the essential in every step - but its emotional force and wild logic, its skilled disdain for hazard, were hugely effective. +That's because, despite years of trimming costs, Sears's operating expenses are still among the highest in retailing. +Most countries have minimal infrastructure and few telephones. +He had called for more harvesting of Amazon resources such as nuts, latex and plants, while preserving the trees. +'The USDA is a bureaucracy, and we expect there will be a strong cast of supporting players,' Mr West said. +First Iberian Fund Inc., started trading under the symbol IBF after its initial offering. +Mr. Werner said he assumes advertising rates on ESPN's NFL broadcasts will be slightly less than for comparable network games, but those rates will still be the highest ever for cable telecasts. +RJR pay-in-kind bonds pay interest in the form of additional bonds instead of cash. +Her wonderful portrait of the ambitious Marion is cold, astringent and deadly accurate. +The existing ambiguities and loopholes are not always being closed by its consensuses. +Even with the groundings, the officials insisted the Navy has enough of the planes to equip its aircraft carriers when they go out on a deployment. +A new subway line began operating in Rome on Saturday, but city officials admitted it will do little to alleviate the capital's chaotic traffic conditions. +Eastern Europe has only a handful of super-fancy hotels and most of them don't come close to the four-star hotels of the West. +A Polish sailor who is seeking political asylum says he fears for his life if he's deported, even though an American judge doesn't think the newly liberalized Polish government poses any threat. +Her parents were certain that they did not want such a son-in-law. When Perurena finally persuaded Mayte to meet him in a neighbouring village they were seen within minutes. Perurena learned about gamesmanship the hard way. +With prices several cents lower than nearby stations the next morning, Mr. Grivon said, cars were stacked up four deep at his pumps. +"I would say the whole town is shocked. +Flood and rain damage to homes, crops, highways and bridges has caused losses the counter-disaster center estimated at $12 million. +But that was mostly because soldiers blocked off the road around the place. +The Senate vote came after Warner said he had just received a telephone call from Gen. +While a tennis shoe, for instance, rarely sells for more than Dollars 120 a pair, hiking boots are often Dollars 200 or more. +People close to the investigation say Mr. Callahan handled trading for an employee at Donnelley's Torrance plant who hasn't been identified but is believed to be a technician. +Lorenzo used bankruptcy filing as a way to break the union contracts at Continental Airlines after Texas Air bought that airline in 1983. +I want to crack down on terrorism; he knuckled under to the Ayatollah. +The impasse follows inconclusive June 18 elections at which the Coalition, made up of the pro-Moscow Greek Communist Party and the Eurocommunist Greek Left, won 28 seats after receiving 13 percent of the vote and emerged as a power broker. +I am proposing an increased exchange program of high school students between our countries. +The money came partly from Pounds 3m devoted to environmental improvements along the DLR extension which opened earlier this year. The LDDC is expected to agree a further Pounds 1.5m for the ecology park this summer. +Current thinking in Whitehall is that it should be possible, when the Maastricht treaty is revised in 1996, to endow the EU with a common defence policy explicitly linked to the Atlantic alliance. +A proposal in May mooted by the finance ministry for a reduction in benefits was met with an instant denial by Chancellor Kohl. +It would help farmers who built up a valuable property from nothing and who now wish to retire, homeowners whose financial gains on a property sale exceed the deductible limit, entrepreneurs who created value out of an idea. +As the embarrassment in the Senate later proved, it was not one of Mr. Carter's greatest moments. +A survey by Dun and Bradstreet, the business information company, says that UK companies have to wait on average 20 days longer beyond the due date than their French counterparts, the next-worst payers in Europe. +'This is not the time to be chasing value to the ends of the earth and winding up in the Colombian stock market. +For the first time in its 100-year history, Amoco plans to spend more money in 1989 searching for oil and gas abroad than in the United States. +The Commerce Department revised its figure for growth of the gross national product in the first quarter to an annual rate of 4.4 percent, after adjustment for inflation. +The comedy focuses on the once-famous radio act of Hank Knight and Everett Daye. +Mrs. Fishburn, who coordinates the effort from her New Berlin home, donates 3 percent of her family's income. +Analysts said there was no specific reason for the drop, but cited a sneaker industry slowdown and a poor head-to-head performance against Reebok. +A passenger flying roundtrip between Baltimore and Los Angeles at full fare could have to pay up to $1,246 on a heavily booked flight to guarantee a seat for an infant. +Pemex's preliminary report on that disaster found that a spark during the installation of firefighting equipment touched off the blaze. +It couldn't be determined whether there were any other suitors for the Henson concern. +United Technologies Corp. was awarded a $28.4 million Army contract for special-operations helicopters. +This did not matter: she gave us a true and distinguished interpretation. The young also romped through the tango from The Golden Age - kittens playing at being naughty tigers - and a couple of other numbers. +"Thou sayest it," said Robb, who had little to say on any other subject. +His wavering prompted Geiger to publicly call him a "wimp." It also renewed her determination to honor the man she credits with changing her life. +She says she has talked to Labor Secretary Lynn Martin about working jointly on such an effort, and plans to talk to Education Secretary Lamar Alexander. +"I'm only 18," said Pfc, James Bullard Jr. of Shallotte, a soldier since July. "Yeah, I get scared. +That law requires the archivist to decide which papers to withhold and which to make public 12 years after a president leaves office. +Mrs. Thatcher hastened to add, "Chancellor Kohl does not practice followership, he really does not." +This was at least the sixth fire during testing in the past two years. +"I think we can broaden the use of the more simplified forms," he said. +Mrs. Scott said her husband played a key role in the 1986 resettlement of a group of more than 200 of the Montagnard people from Vietnam, most of whom settled in Greensboro, N.C. +Since it appeared during an August night 28 years ago and East Germany's borders were sealed, 191 people are known to have died while fleeing to the West. +"It was a very nervous day," said John Geary, partner of the Big Board specialist firm Ziebarth, Geary. +'We have tested the database with some of our international collaborators but I guess it will take a few months before everyone gets used to it.' As a point of principle, Ceph and Genethon will not try to patent the map or any of the information in it. +The Navy has that case under investigation. +In 1981, Starzl began work at Presbyterian University Hospital, which he helped make one of the world's premier transplant centers. +The late bid price in Zurich was $389.60, down from $390.75. +"I think those who would argue that it is protectionist should be required to read it first," Archey said. +Meetings begin Thursday in Bangkok, Thailand, with a three-day Pacific rim ministerial summit of ASEAN, the Association of Asian Nations. +The Paramount Pictures release was produced by Harve Bennett with a script by David Loughery from a story by Loughery, Shatner and Bennett. +"I had to emotionally reclaim it," he said. "I had to go back in there and be all right. +South Korean newspapers have attacked NBC for its coverage of an attack by South Korean boxing officials on a referee who awarded a match against a local favorite. +The unit had 88.1 million shares outstanding at the end of 1990 compared with 95.7 million a year earlier. +He also directed the film version of the fairy tale "Peau d'Ane" (Donkey Skin) in 1970 starring Miss Deneuve. +"In the future, I will only ask someone who I can trust," Dana Jurist said Tuesday. +In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Kevex shares closed up 62.5 cents, at $10.875. +Separately, Toronto-based Campeau reported its fiscal second-quarter loss widened to $124 million from $109 million a year earlier. +State-of-emergency regulations restrict reporting about unrest, security force action, treatment of detainees, some forms of protest and various statements the government considers subversive. The regulations prohibit calls for election boycotts. +In seeking a reason, Sir Denys turns again to history. +He was "a highly respected scientist and a valuable faculty member of the pathology department," said Dr. Noel Maclaren, head of the department. +It may even exert pressure in the other direction. +The word 'choreography' is used in the programme to describe their little numbers. +When Angelo hears that the young man Claudio has made his fiancee pregnant before he could marry her, Angelo summarily condemns Claudio to death. +The poll was conducted by the Soviet Institute of Sociology using questions from the news organizations. +At midday, showers extended from south-central Kansas across south-central Nebraska, over north-central Illinois, from Ohio and eastern Kentucky across western Pennsylvania, and from northeastern New York state across northern and central New England. +He also says he didn't think "Chariots of Fire" deserved the Oscar as Best Picture when it won in 1981. +Hollywood never offered the wire-haired star a lucrative leading role in action-adventure pictures; these went instead to rivals Lassie and Rin-Tin-Tin. +December 1987: Sixteen people, including 14 members of one family, are killed. +Haaretz reported that Harari told Israeli officials that if he did not work with Noriega, his role would be filled by Cubans or Nicaraguans. +He told Soviet and foreign correspondents gathered in a cold mist on the steps of the building that he voted "for a candidate who was nominated." "This is a secret ballot," he reminded them. +After the incident, in which the car appeared to be seriously damaged, the witnesses saw East German officials cover the driver's body with a blanket, the ministry said. +But a temporary restraining order issued Friday also said Jeanie Joshua of Ojai must go elsewhere for treatment after the order expires Friday. +An earlier, erroneous report had said the two met. +Two years ago petrochemicals and plastics was the largest sector, accounting for nearly 40 per cent of the total. The proportion of spending on the environment increased from 14 per cent of the total last year to 23 per cent by 1995. +Mr. Garamendi's interest in having American Express bolster First Capital could indicate that the Los Angeles insurance company's problems are more serious than First Capital has indicated. +"Ninja Turtles" eclipsed that mark Friday. +Both Holiday Inns and Quality Inns International have announced that they will extend their government discount rates to all government contractors. +"Don't expect somebody to come up and say they saw them making the devices," Powell said. +"I believe that these hills, obstacles and walls can be removed," he said. +Now, as the season beckons, the signs are that the problem this year could be even worse. +"I am very concerned about the American elections having an adverse effect on the credit markets," says David D. Hale, chief economist of Kemper Financial Services Inc. +But Supermarkets General's management seems equally determined to avoid any friendly transaction with the Hafts. +"Belfast has suffered badly during the past 20 years," a final panel reads. +The suspension of quarterly dividends, which had been four cents a share on Wang's Class B common stock and 2.75 cents a share on Class C stock, was seen as a move to conserve cash and placate nervous bankers. +The company also expects a significant charge against profit this year. +So if fuel is being dispensed there, there is an attendant there," Feneis says. +Mendes' successor, Osmarino Anancio Rodrigues, has charged that businessmen and ranchers masterminded the Mendes shooting but have never been called to testify. +She was one of the guys. +Analysts said recession-sensitive stocks like foods and soaps, which have shown steady gains in the last few weeks, continued to do well. +Some members of the Fraternal Order of Police endorsed new restrictions on semiautomatic weapons. +But Curwood was not a writer to sadden his readers. +Tuanku Ja'afar, 71, was picked to succeed Sultan Azlan Shah at a conference of the nine Malaysian sultans. +These surges have resulted from reinvestment of the proceeds of December sales that were motivated by a desire to offset capital gains with capital losses. +Daniel was one of several people driving team members to Fort Bragg for a game, said Mark West Youth Club President Richard Mikulich. +PS of New Hampshire oversees the troubled Seabrook nuclear power plant. +There are no absolutes, of course; individual circumstances always vary. +"This is the fastest growing area of the world. +A race against Mr D'Amato would whet every appetite for political blood, but the Senator's control of the state Republican party is such that challenging him in a primary would be tough. +The ban will last through the end of the school year in May. +After all that running around, the strands of the plot should be tied up neatly. +Nevertheless, most believe that the boom will soon slow. +The council was established in 1980 by Congress. +Bahlinger said the fast was designed to call attention to the peasants' appeals for land reform and better working and living conditions. +A pilot project in six newly leased apartments has been started on East 94th Street to house about 70 homeless women and their children, and negotiations are going on for a downtown site to house another 70. +Coleman still seeks a co-sponsor willing to spend $500,000 on his automobile. +In April 1987, Miller had requested a report from the Fish and Wildlife Service on the environmental impact of drilling in Alaska's North Slope. +In his five-page decision, Castellani said James D. Moseley had been imprisoned illegally more than 18 months after being convicted for violating that law. +The company plans a similar reduction this year and a smaller one in 1991. +But suddenly survivalists have a glow in their eyes again. +But some have spent so much time in hospitals, in broken homes or at arm's length from a terrified society that social skills like speaking have not been properly developed. +In New York, the pound remained unchanged from late Thursday at $1.8193. +If Chief Buthelezi then continues to use wrecking tactics, he should be disregarded. +Robert Van Tuyle, Beverly's 75-year-old chairman and chief executive officer, blames the unexpected losses mainly on skyrocketing labor costs and on competition from general hospitals that are converting empty beds to nursing care use. +The first prototype is expected to make its maiden flight in April 1991. +Some guests were found passed out. +And though many countries might be envious of Norway's 3.2 percent unemployment figure, that December rate was more than double the figure for December 1987, and it's expected to keep climbing. +Since coming to Washington, Mashat has also built bridges with members of Congress. +Part 4 started fast and passionate and ended with what looked like a gang fight. +Bids are being considered from four companies - Davy McKee of the UK, Minproc Engineering and BHP Utah International of Australia, and Paulo Abib/Andrea Gutierrez of Brazil. The favoured company will be granted a Dollars 200m contract. +"We therefore do not believe that First Interstate's financial performance in 1991 should maintain the pace established in 1990," said Edward Carson, First Interstate's chief executive officer. +No explicit reason for the changes were given. +It was not immediately known whether he was linked to the planned escape. +Upjohn, which has previously said it isn't for sale, declined to comment on the latest speculation. +She died of a massive skull fracture, a coroner said. +Perhaps that is why we have been reading stories about the prime minister negotiating a new fiscal concordat with the palace. Monarchists must hope that he is successful. +When the chips are down, the investment in talent will pay off, Mr. Klingenberg says. +"The momentum is with us, it's going our way," he told them. +Investors focused on the futures markets in Singapore after rumours that futures buying by a New York based fund had pushed the Nikkei up by 1.7 per cent on Tuesday. Volume fell to 230m shares from 349m. +The VA has predicted that usage of the $300 monthly benefit will peak in 1995 and that from then to the turn of the century nearly 250,000 participants will collect about $500 million dollars each year _ or about $1,900 each. +The lowest was 2% in Lincoln, Neb. +They also are used to amplify signals from devices ranging from stereos to communication satellites. +The announcement came less than a week after the bank's board of directors forced out Walter Connolly as chairman, naming H. Ridgely Bullock as an interim replacement. +It surely comes from a very imaginative mind," Trouerbach said. +"It's just a clean bill of health," he said. +Authorities would not comment beyond information contained in the indictment, so it was not immediately clear how the other LeQuires were related to Jerry Allen LeQuire. +All of which explains why the latest fall in its confidence index, back to - 24, is so worrying, both for the government and the economy. +He was contacted by telephone in Male by The Associated Press and said the captain's statement "may have been propaganda." The BBC report identified the ship as the Progress Light. +The price of a gallon of gasoline jumped from 7 cents to more than $2 and the cost of many food products tripled and quadrupled. +"I was wooed and pursued in this job with great vigor. +It put signs on the Virginia side saying the real sale was in North Carolina; the Virginians retaliated with similar signs in North Carolina. +But where is Sen. Biden's religiously held belief in an "evolution" and "expansiveness" of meaning as he asserted in the constitutional debate last autumn? +Financial help will be sought from multilateral lending organizations like the World Bank. +'It is a major step backwards,' said one Patronat official yesterday. +Wasserstein and Perella, and Charles Ward, with whom he will head the mergers-and-acquisitions advisory group, are "people I trust and respect and like." +Four of the firms _ Tele-Communications, InterMedia, TCA and Falcon _ were involved in a previous deal to buy the cable properties for an estimated $1.47 billion. +Parliament then met in Lebanon to elect a president of the republic, Rene Mouawad, and swiftly re-convened to elect Hrawi after Mouawad was assassinated by remote-controlled bomb. +Oskar Fischer, East Germany's foreign minister, sided with Gorbachev on the human rights issue in opening the three-day conference in this East German city southwest of Berlin. +With hourly wages in 1992 65 per cent of the west German level, but output per worker at only 40 per cent, it is unlikely to enjoy one. +Likewise, the Jimmy Dean company is pushing English muffins topped with ham and cheese or sausage. +There are two reasons why. +His trial, however, was postponed indefinitely after he was diagnosed as having brain cancer. +There is no widespread boom. +As mid-day temperatures soared, the cat's cries grew weaker as frantic passersby gathered around the car and searched for the car's owner. +He worked with ACE to develop similar programs for adults, from the illiterate to those in need of refresher courses. +Mr. Adham is frequently described as a former Arab spymaster, but neither part of that description is true. +Two of the Vatican's highest officials met with clergymen of an underground Catholic church Friday in the first official contact since Josef Stalin crushed the church more than 40 years ago. +Export sales in the year to March 1994 were Dollars 8bn, reflecting a 21 per cent growth over the previous year. The ministry of textiles is confident that the Dollars 9bn target for the current year will be achieved. +General Electric Co. said Monday that its third-quarter profit rose 16 percent mainly as a result of improved performances in its plastics, financial services and medical systems divisions. +A Seattle detective spoke with New Bedford authorities by telephone on Friday to determine if there are any links between the Massachusetts slayings and the so-called "Green River killer" blamed for 48 deaths in Washington prior to 1984. +Revenues were Dollars 795m, against Dollars 764m. The Warner Brothers filmed entertainment business recorded Dollars 104m operating profit on the same basis, up from Dollars 96m a year ago. +Tests showed "it was on the verge of kidney failure and other things. +First a brass choir proceeded from the main door of the church down the nave, through the roodscreen, to the altar, its solemn fanfare reechoing in the shadowy air. +And every indication is that brokers are reaping lucrative rewards from huge commissions they've been generating. +It is hard to see what else would have drawn her to this cloying, lightweight piece of American nostalgia. The year is 1962, and Bates is a plucky widow trying to raise six kids on minimum wages. +Under law, McCarthy can be hel in jail as long as the grand jury hearing evidence in the case remains in session. +We don't really want to see this. +That last, he relates, was the unkindest cut. +He noted that western consumer and corporate confidence has been knocked and suggested that the car industry "seems to be heading for a grim fourth quarter" in 1991. +Mr. Huston didn't slight his youngest son, 26-year-old Danny, either. +Boeing is competing for both orders with Airbus Industrie. +"People are trying to figure out what Ciba-Geigy's upper limit is," said Avi Dalfen, a Toronto-based analyst with Levesque Beaubien Geoffrion Inc. +Ten days earlier, the board approved bonuses totaling $150,000 for the Bakkers. +The coming change in the labor force will follow a decade, the 1980s, of significant social transformation in the United States, lifestyle changes likely to continue through the coming 10 years. +New condominium and industrial projects had eradicated many of the state's farmlands - the very scenery tourists came to New Hampshire to see. The economic picture in Vermont, while not exactly up-beat, is better than that of its eastern neighbour. +The Runaways, who played punk rock, were never big sellers and they took their share of critical lumps before breaking up in the late 1970s over fights about future direction. +Bork resigned after his nomination to the Supreme Court was rejected by the Senate in the most bitter judicial fight of recent years. +Many press lawyers figure that the Senate probably could find the reporters in contempt, but only after exhausting all other alternatives for discovering who leaked. +On the Republican side, state Rep. Johnny Isakson and former Superior Court Judge Greeley Ellis are running. +Meanwhile, Edward J. 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Since April 1 more than 1,000 staff have left. +Rolls-Royce PLC, a maker of aviation engines, cut its work week from 39 to 37 hours to end a six-week strike by 2,000 engineering workers at its Glasgow plant. +The move comes about a month after the Belzbergs failed to seat three of four nominees on the Armstrong board and the state enacted legislation that requires corporate raiders to surrender short-term profits from thwarted takeover bids. +Seventeen people have been killed and nearly 200 injured in nearly 40 bombings in South Africa this year. +Steinberg, a 47-year-old disbarred lawyer, is charged with second-degree murder. +His expenditure next year will be Pounds 21m higher than in 1993-94, at Pounds 955m. +The auto maker began notifying dealers of the recall by letter yesterday. +Nevertheless, Mr. Quello and Mr. Kaminer said support for the switch is soft. +Mia Angel said the president was "fun," but "he didn't shake my hand." +January marked the ninth consecutive month of year-to-year decline in the country's merchandise trade surplus. +Options in this range include bank CDs; Treasury securities bought directly from the government or through a bank or broker, and "limited maturity" bond mutual funds. +Usti nad Labem is 60 miles north of Prague. +The immunoglobulin therapy has been approved to treat some types of immune deficiency diseases, but experimental uses have developed what Lipsky called "anecdotal evidence" that IVIG may be useful in treating other illnesses. +Nasdaq's biggest technology stocks were mostly higher. +He poured asphalt driveways, sold some insurance and at age 32 got into the brokerage business. +Mr. Dion, who stepped into Webb's top position last November, succeeded Robert K. 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Nevertheless, the arrest of Pineau-Valencienne does lead to consideration of another astounding coincidence. +Twenty-one students in Alton, Texas, died when their school bus, involved in a collision with a truck, careened into a water-filled pit. +The government seeks to make the official and commercial rates converge, possibly as soon as Jan. 1, giving the zloty a convertible value that would ensure Western companies a way to translate profits into other currencies. +He is survived by two children, Philip Jr. of Princeton, N.Y., and Kathryn Reed Smith of Davis, Calif; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. +Moreover, the Commerce Department's National Telecommunications and Information Administration has joined IBM, CompuServe Inc. and others in urging the FCC to set clear, tough guidelines. +An eighth defendant was acquitted of all charges, but still faces a state murder charge in an unrelated case. +The Federal Emergency Management Agency is continuing to review the damage and include some other affected parishes, the White House said. +A final dividend of 6p brings the total to 9p (7.8p). +Peasant farmers Andres Cordova and Felipe Orellana said their hamlet, Los Pozos, was strafed the same day. +Several banks have representative offices and US, German, Dutch and French banks are preparing to set up new branches. Meanwhile, the strongest Polish banks are increasing their reserves and raising their capital adequacy ratios. +Every business in town is offering people and products and calling in to help. It's incredible. +Queens Moat shares slipped 1 1/2 to 44p. +Wright endorsed the $3,000 check over to Madison Publishing Company. +One of the questions Briscoe refused to answer was why he gave Wilson a 15 percent interest in one project in Riviera Beach, Fla. +At that meeting, says the Justice Department, pricing was discussed for the first time. +She requests details of my job history, which I provide. 'The fact you went for journalism suggests it,' she says. +Courts should have the power to penalize those responsible for making unfounded assertions in filings, not merely the attorney who signs the document. +They point out that Iraqis, having just lived through an eight-year war with Iran, are used to finding substitutes for goods in short supply and making do without. +The woman called the "godmother" of a drug-smuggling cult that killed 15 people was charged Wednesday night with two other members in the weekend deaths of their leader and his right-hand man, authorities said. +EDS said there will be no layoffs involved in the switch. +"I'm looking forward to a very active campaign. +Analysts said the same aggressive management style that helped Coleco hit the jackpot with the gamble on Cabbage Patch Kids in 1983 helped bring on its troubles. +Its biggest beer brand is Vilagos; it also makes Pepsi-Cola, 7-Up and Canada Dry brands under license. +Counselors plan to stay into next year. +He succeeds Joe E. 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Mr Robb said Zovirax's potential was by no means exhausted. +'With the setting up of all these thermal units, you'll need a lot of oil' he says. Despite the government's commitment, some analysts are still nervous over possible setbacks. +Mr. Tapp estimated the metal aerosol cans accounted for C$3 billion of sales in each of the European and North American container markets. +Can they keep wages down? +United's market share had fallen to 16.2% as of the end of last year from an industry-leading 19.6% in 1978. +Some 120,000 packets of the seeds were distributed to 58,000 teachers to be grown by their students. +Earnings came out at 14p (12.7p) and the interim dividend is raised to 3.5p (3p). +Municipal Bonds Prices of municipal bonds fell between 1/8 and 3/8 points yesterday as a deluge of new supply overwhelmed demand. +The London School of Economics would like to move there from cramped premises on the other side of the river. Such a move would express confidence in a British institution of world renown. +Akron Education Association President William Siegferth said 98 percent of the 2,000-member teachers union voted to accept the contract. +Mr. Lawson suggested that Britain no longer has a precise target range for the pound. +The dollar dipped slightly in midmorning selling, but rebounded somewhat later. +The persistence of the budget deficit is overwhelming evidence that the federal budget process is fundamentally flawed. +Since George Bush and I put our economic policies in place, we've witnessed the longest peacetime expansion in American history, an expansion that has created over 17.5 million jobs. +Cold rain was expected to become locally heavy snow in the mountains and passes. +The five countries signed the agreement Tuesday, and it will include East Germany after the expected reunification if the two Germanys. +'For example, the Investment Portfolio showed 39 per cent growth in assets over the four years, against Cazenove Portfolio's 37 per cent and CU Managed 36 per cent.' The UK Selection falls more clearly into the UK equity general category. +Spendthrift has been reeling from financial and management troubles. +More political attacks on state welfare systems may be just around the corner, public policy observers predict, if the economy worsens and state budget-cutters become more desperate. +Rats getting nicotine gain weight more slowly than ordinary rats; when the nicotine is stopped, their weight shoots up dramatically. +The English-language Jerusalem Post criticized Krauss' position in an editorial Wednesday. +His efforts since 1983 to rebuild his party have left him one of the toughest politicians of his generation. +On pharmaceuticals, Chinese patent law will protect the specific process for manufacturing a drug, but not the drug itself. +It was raised more than 1m off the ground on thick trunks, and the eaves of its thatched roof sloped down almost to the level of the platform. The Sakuddai are justifiably proud of their homes. +MEDIA POLICY: MacNamara Clapp & Klein, a small New York shop, is asking magazine ad representatives to tell it when major advertising inserts will run in their publications. +The unpredictable flow has encircled this tiny coastal town, and scientists said lava could overrun what's left of the community within days. +If Western culture goes, this kind of curiosity goes too, and with it our chance of learning about and learning from other cultures. +Calls and letters from individual shareholders have been "overwhelmingly against" the settlement, said one source close to the company. +The 124-year-old firm suffered a major blow to its reputation when it became embroiled in the Ivan Boesky insider trading scandal. Kidder agreed in 1987 to pay a then-record $25.3 million settle civil charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission. +The estate settled without admitting or denying the SEC's charges against Mr. Clark, a former lawyer. +In the South African case, the spirits have seized us, but others will suffer. +A medicine commonly used to control epilepsy in pregnant women appears to cause minor birth defects and retardation, raising a dilemma about how to prevent seizures that can also harm the unborn, a study concludes. +About 6,000 people took part in the Dublin parade, which winds along a three-mile route from St. Stephen's Green to O'Connell Street, the main thoroughfare. +Riots left at least 270 people dead in Venezuela in February after the government announced a new austerity program to please that country's creditors. +Thursday's shooting of four Palestinians by soldiers came shortly after 3:30 a.m. in Gaza City. +Band leader Xavier Cugat was hospitalized today for heart and respiratory problems, his doctor said. +Fighting has raged in the surrounding area since Jan. 17 and has sent 5,000 Karen civilians fleeing across the Thai border. +Many troubled thrifts are concentrated in the Southwest. +The comment was reported by the Tass news agency. +The Garechts received support from the parents of 8-year-old Amber Swartz-Garcia, who disappeared from Pinole on June 3, and the parents of 10-year-old Kevin Collins, who vanished nearly five years ago in San Francisco. +He also committed Japan to discuss specific means of monitoring Japan's system for qualifying bidders and awarding contracts. +The multimillion-dollar charity was founded by William Sample, a former Philadelphia police officer. +"We have created the foundation and the structure of WHO's critical and ongoing role in global AIDS prevention and control," he wrote Nakajima in his letter of resignation. +Closed-door negotiations over the air legislation have been going on for weeks on both sides of the Capitol. +Otherwise, a human must answer the phone and decide. +And for all who have suffered, it has destroyed the once clear financial advantage of buying one's own home. Redundancy is equally responsible for preventing people moving home. +Under Mr. Fowler, and his successor Dennis Patrick, the FCC has begun to loosen the rules, arguing that the vast growth in media outlets protects the public against media barons who would dominate public debate. +All of the Western firms sent letters of welcome said they would proceed with their applications, despite the high costs of setting up a Korean branch. +And that does not include the threat of the so-called greenhouse effect, which some scientists say could raise temperatures worldwide and change rainfall patterns. +Fagan said the Greenpeace was "`dead in the water" for about an hour until the crew got one of the engines restarted. +"I don't have any problem with saying that there is no other mural in the world like this, neither in dimension nor in artistic quality," the artist said while the work was on temporary display in Mexico City's Museum of Modern Art in 1984. +He turned up a good five minutes after all his colleagues - or so he must have thought. +Witnesses also reported at least 30 people were beaten by police outside the Beijing Hotel. +'In the end, despite what was offered him by John Clark (BET's chief executive) he was not persuaded to stay on.' +But forcing disclosure of more information will force issuers financing risky projects to pay higher interest rates, he said. +Williams said all the companies are requiring excessive overtime rather than hiring additional employees, which increases pension and benefit expenses. +"This action underscores the need for a dialogue between the government and the black opposition to bring about a fully functioning non-racial democracy," said White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. +Police said Roda may be charged with sedition and other offenses linked to the violence. +Polls show they have lost crucial support to the environmentalist Greens. +The case concerned the school board's right to require a teacher to lead the pledge, an issue identical to that in Massachusetts. +Like many of the Islamic revolution's hard core, she is watching closely for signs of deviation from that line following the death of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. +Pryor also cited the EPA contracts with ICF Inc., including the one for preparing the agency's annual report to Congress on Superfund, as another example where questions of conflict of interest might be raised. +He showed me a switch. +Fink resigned from R.P. Scherer in November after opposing the sale of the company in an unsuccessful proxy battle with heirs of the founder. +The government bond market was closed Monday in the U.S. for Memorial Day. +The Intel spokesman said the FTC hasn't approached Intel and that Intel isn't aware of any formal inquiry, adding that the queries appeared to be routine and "not serious." +He said the independent power segment could grow to provide as much as 50% of near-term generation capacity, adding: "We expect to supply a significant share of this market." +With many states falling far behind their anticipated revenues, taxes seem to have only one direction to go. +If opinion polls are correct, Quebeckers will sweep the separatists back into power in a provincial election, ending nine years of rule by the Liberal party, which wants Quebec to remain part of Canada. +But as cost becomes less of a deterrent, virtual reality looks set to become widely adopted as a practical tool. +The power plant, which turns a single propeller, is said to be capable of developing 22,000 shaft horsepower. +But the agreement wasn't announced as planned yesterday evening. +"A mechanism to remove political considerations from discussions of mission changes and consolidations is desperately needed," he said. +The USS Narwhal, a nuclear attack submarine that was tied up at the Charleston Navy shipyard, broke loose from its moorings, said a Pentagon spokesman, Lt. +But some employers make up the difference between the usually-lower military pay and the civilian salary when a reservist goes off to summer camp. +Through its subsidiaries, Sofipa and Lombardia Fincapital, it can promote risk capital ventures. All these latter activities as well as direct export credit financing, are regarded as non-agency work. +"This is a bill to try to alleviate pain and suffering," he said. +U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese III called anew on Friday for a multinational force to combat global drug trafficking. +A commission spokesman blamed rightist death squads. +Violette Verdy, ballerina in the company from 1958 to 1977, choreographed "Set of Seven" to 19th century Romantic-style piano music by Mary Jean van Appledorn, head of the music department at Texas Tech University. +The test car, an upscale XR2 turbo, seemed at ease in many sport maneuvers as well as on leisurely Sunday drives. +The tourists who really matter are Europeans, but the figures here have not changed much since the late 1980s - 1.6m to 1.8m annually. +A 16-month-old boy strapped into a car seat was mauled to death by a 200-pound leopard that escaped from its cage at the family's farm, authorities said. +Trading was thin, with first section volume estimated at 350 million shares, down from Tuesday's 400 million. +For now, though, July is still for enjoying the precious long days, never mind the recession. +Trading ended early on the Comex, before noon in New York, because of a communications problem. +Boyd L. Jefferies used to thrive on four hours of sleep a night, arriving for work at 1:30 a.m. and staying until evening to command the aggressive stock-trading desk of the brokerage that bears his name. +Partly, perhaps, because Adam Smith, more than 200 years ago, was so disarmingly honest about it. +For the next fiscal year, the rate is expected to be 2.4%. +Demand evident for spot and nearby, especially for better grades. +Other banks also fell, particularly those in the Northeast. +The airline said the pilots' walkout was illegal and asked U.S. District Judge Edward B. Davis to force them back to work. +"The timing was right because of the success of UMC," he says. +He sits in the party committee's office at the Huta Warszawa steel mill, amid the regulation decor: bust of Lenin, potted palm, portrait of Lenin, bust of Marx. +These stocks weakened as the Big Three U.S. car makers reported lower sales in early September. +Touring a car plant in Malaysia, Major looked at green cars, red cars, white cars and blue cars. +"The history of it is that men have exercised traditional control over the activities of women, and I'm not going to ignore that, no matter how much flak I get from women's lib," U.S. District Judge A. Andrew Hauk said Tuesday. +"That is a valid complaint if state government is going to ignore the cities, ignore their wishes and not work with them hand in glove," he said. +Of the total, 48.3% will come from the Taiwanese government, 27.5% from the Dutch concern and the rest from several Taiwanese companies, including Formosa Plastics Corp. +Nowadays, he said, U.S. intelligence agents and KGB officers from the Soviet Embassy no longer appear regularly to roam Kamkin's aisles, spying on each other in the hope of learning what the other side is reading. +Ms. Norwood said that Southland has been "out of the dairy business for three years" and "none of the company's senior management or 7-Eleven stores" have been named in any of the prosecutions or the suit. +The review commission in the past has said it is fundamentally unfair to assess multiple penalties for similar violations. +Robu said one of Ceausescu's daughters, Zoia-Elena, and another son, Valentin, were in jail but were not leading figures in the ousted regime. +He added that "just as our investment managers are taking a contrarian view and perhaps going into the market, so our oil people expect the price of oil to go down." +The Treasury's benchmark 30-year bond gained nearly a quarter of a point, or more than $2.50 for each $1,000 face amount. +"I was as far away as I could get at Alamogordo. +The controversy developed after Mandela, on an otherwise triumphant 14-nation trip to promote his anti-apartheid efforts, said in Dublin that the British government should negotiate with the Irish Republican Army. +He spoke to Radio Catolica, Nicaragua's Roman Catholic Church radio station, in a telephone interview from San Jose, Costa Rica, where the summit was held. +Fans of Birmingham City spilled onto the field after Crystal Palace took a 1-0 lead. +When Moody's originally rated the bonds, "we made some judgements about the possible range of political instability that might take place in China," said David Levey, another Moody's analyst. +They are demanding that Nagorno-Karabakh, an Armenian-dominated region in the neighboring republic of Azerbaijan, be turned over to Armenia Ethnic Azeris are predominantly Moslem, while most Armenians are Christian. +She had been cared for at her apartment in neighboring Hamden by a Connecticut Hospice nurse, who looked in on her twice a week, an outside nurse and a privately hired, live-in aide who took care of her around-the-clock. +The subtlest anti-hero of the month is Beatty as Bugsy Siegel in Barry Levinson's gloriously sweet-and-sour gangster history about the man who made Las Vegas. +'You will never get the same intensity of colour with microfibres,' says Bartle. The greater surface area can be useful, however. +Now a long-awaited Treasury study says 1984 and 1985 tax revenues were way off the mark for reasons unforeseen by estimaters. +The areas are likely to include pensions, international issues, and large partnerships. +White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Reagan will propose eliminating 80 programs, many of them survivors of past Reagan hit lists. +Spam has been a staple in the PX ever since, cheering the U.S. troops that are still kept here. +Orders for home appliances, machinery and other major durable goods rose 3.3 percent last month, the government said. +Former Sen. Howard Baker Jr. says Congress may be institutionally incapable of setting its own salary. "It is the grand daddy conflict of interest of all time," he told the salary commission. +When one lumps all the split capital shares together, you end up with a conventional investment trust. +But it requires wholesale replacement of lecturers and classrooms with silicon chips and glass threads. +If the money was placed in a money market account paying 6.5%, the loss after two two-week delays would come to $19.94. +Apart from a standard database providing an overview of financial markets, Pulse offers foreign exchange, various indices, equities and metals. +The oil concern agreed to increase its contribution to the hospital and medical insurance as much as an additional $10 a month per employee the first year and as much as an additional $12 a month per employee in the second year. +He also succeeded in having charges dropped against a man in connection with the killing of two soldiers at an IRA funeral last year. +His death June 3, and the July 28 election of Rafsanjani, raised hopes that Iran's leadership would move the country away to some extent from clerical domination. +The cave-in occurred as the men were removing coal about 2,400 feet into the mine. +She said released hostages have told her that guards hold guns to the heads of the captives every time there is a knock on the door. +Bush was to meet on Tuesday with Vaclav Havel, the new president of Czechoslovakia, and the first of the new Eastern European leaders to come to the White House. +The boom in the property and stock markets fizzled out two years ago. +Second, it avoids the "moral hazard" problem of rewarding countries that have not undertaken significant adjustment measures or that do not need debt relief. +About 70% of NCR's shareholders are predominantly institutional investors who can readily be contacted by AT&T's proxy solicitors. +According to the royal palace, the crackdown left 10 people dead and 107 injured throughout the country on April 6. But witnesses said at least 200 people were killed in Katmandu alone. +Ellin said Almaraz told him he was exposed to AIDS when blood from an AIDS patient squirted into his eyes and mouth during an operation in New York about seven years ago. +She said Hunthausen has not significantly changed his leadership since the Vatican investigation. +In Oklahoma, lightning struck an oil storage tank in Yukon, sparking a fire that destroyed a second tank and threatened a third tank saved by firefighters. +Nov. 2 _ The Texas Supreme Court refuses to hear Texaco's appeal, letting stand the judgment against Texaco, now worth $10.3 billion. +Two warrants were issued for her arrest after she failed to make court appearances for her February offenses. +But AT&T said it has the only card whose software allows it to be used for multiple purposes. +"Sometimes hard times bring people together," said Sen. David Pryor, D-Ark., a member of the ethics panel. +Its citizens' average income reached a peak of $1,720 dollars in 1982 after increasing for a decade, and has dropped since. +The Senate opened debate on the U.S.-Soviet medium-range missile treaty Tuesday, just over a week before President Reagan leaves for the Moscow summit. +Oil now covers 1,000 square miles, leaking out of the sound to foul beaches along the Gulf of Alaska and Cook Inlet. +The reforms were to include opening up the flagging centralized economy, removing restrictions on religion, and improving human rights standards. +Without the "strongest action" from FDA to stop the misleading claims, "we are approaching total chaos in the marketplace," Weiss said. +This month, for instance, Unocal received $42.23 a barrel for oil produced at Parachute Creek, but the government paid $23.46 of that. +"We, obviously, are urging that the cease-fire be maintained," he said. +And, they have character. +"I felt like once they got production up, you were going to get an incentive," he said Thursday. "The numbers just justify it." GM's minivans went on sale last October. +But blacks voted for him just the same, and he won. +An earlier edition incorrectly said it borrowed the full amount. +Hills operates 139 discount department stores in the U.S. +Jobs of activated reservists are guaranteed upon return. +The crisis prompted cancellation of today's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Colombia. +Justice Department spokesman Pat Korten confirmed Tuesday night in a telephone interview that Meese had recused himself from the investigation. +He whispered that his brother had been there. +Adding to the nervousness was concern over the report due tomorrow on last month's merchandise trade balance. +Dr. Peter Rosier, who said he wanted to end his wife's suffering from cancer, was found innocent of first-degree murder, attempted murder and conspiracy. +Texas Air's fuel management arrangement with Eastern. +It was expected to be formally announced to about 5,000 theologians and archaeologists at the American Schools of Oriental Research convention in New Orleans this weekend. +For a biography of this difficult artist that captures the man's spirit, the ingenious sparkle that subdued his enemies and found its way into all those marvelous novels, readers unfamiliar with Waugh may prefer Mr. Sykes's less exacting volume. +"The Department of Conservation is asking for a 48-hour cleanup capability for a much larger minimum spill of at least 250,000 barrels," the size of the Exxon Valdez disaster, said Dietrick. +Many Christian fundamentalists, who interpret the Bible literally, believe the ark must be on Mount Ararat. +The 18 manuscripts include religious works by Mozart and Michael Haydn transcribed by monks in the 18th century and s- an evening mass - and liturgical works by lesser-known composers, Roberts said. +"This is a contest, this is a fight," says Don Sipple of Sipple Strategic Communications in Washington, one of three political consultants creating the current crop of Bush ads. +For many in this country where food is a national obsession, Bocuse remains "the emperor" of cuisine, despite the rating of three toques, by the 1989 edition of the Gault-Millau guidebook, which deemed his food not in step with the times. +We'll end up at No. 1 for basketball players to see, or at No. 5 at infant height," he says. +Now I do. In the crystal-clear waters of Lake Lucerne, I see swans plunge their necks downwards and sweep the bottom with their bills, watch flocks of ducks use their wings to swim along under the surface as if in flight. +Peck, 72, was honored at a tribute Thursday attended by scores of Hollywood stars. +As a result, Taiwan has stopped shipping the machine-tool parts to Israel, and the Israeli company that made the machine tools has gone out of business." +Mr Mallinkrodt says this encourages their clients to trust them. +The news conferences were hastily called after news of the gene discovery leaked out earlier this week. +It said the likely gross sales of gilts would be Pounds 37bn, and it would continue to fund via a combination of monthly gilt auctions and sales of stock 'on tap' in the secondary market. +The reporters shoved telephones out their hotel windows and allowed listeners back home to hear the actual sounds of the beginning of the war. +The State Department "has let this thing slide" Hopkins said in a telephone interview Friday. +And we saw Vice President Bush fly back from the West Coast to break a tie in the United States Senate. +Hydro-Quebec today has more U.S. dollar debt than any corporation in the industrial world, except for a couple of the biggest LBOs. +The crack was in the outermost of four panes of glass in the porthole. +Friday's action by federal agents was the first in the case in some time. +There were no bridges or border posts or hustlers here, just a rowboat and a ferryman sitting on the far bank beside a burro. +Lawyers for the plaintiffs also said they were satisfied with the jury award. +London shares climbed, pushed up by a surging pound and a firm opening on Wall Street. +All I know is that the structure there is illegal," Ms. Davidson said. +"We believe this special rate program will stimulate car buyers to visit their local GM dealers," said John R. Edman, GMAC chairman. +The authority has filed an appeal in state Supreme Court claiming insufficient evidence of discrimination and that the award was excessive. +Cameras are allowed in the courtroom only during recesses, Patterson decided. +Northern EC nations said the plan discriminates against their relatively large, efficient farms. +Now its ambitious expansion plans are being scaled back. +Sales rose 16% to $1.02 billion. +One hijacker appeared in the door of the plane with a hand grenade in his upraised fist. +The magazine, which features topless women, tattoo artists and bikers in black leather, carries a 10-page piece on the publisher of Forbes magazine, himself an avid biker. +Mr. Beregovoy's comments to the newspaper Liberation appear to confirm that speculation. +Don't forget to allow for the bulky wires and plugs at the back of the components. +An official at Orlando's airport, where Braniff flies about 25 flights a day, said the airline told her only that flights were canceled for yesterday afternoon. +The yen has been under pressure recently because of Japan's relatively low interest rates and as rumors of anotehr stock scandal start to surface. +Bush did not take part in the two leaders' 30-minute Oval Office meeting but did join talks attended by Secretary of State George Shultz and other top officials from both governments on a wide range of international problems. +"In the new year, may the only cold war in the world be the one being fought by us," say the ads for the antihistamine and nasal decongestant. +TransCanada said it will modify part of the old expansion proposal in its new plan. +Abdel-Moneim did not give the exact number of Arab countries that had accepted Mubarak's summit proposal. +Mr. Poole's favorites are Nancy Oh, Come By Chance, and Nicky's Nose. +It's more crowded than Dunwoody, and the students on average score lower on standardized tests like the SAT. +An attempt to quietly remove a nearly century-old stone monument honoring white supremacists has sparked racial tensions and threatens federal funds for a construction project, officials said. +At the same time, 71 percent of all single-parent households pay more than 50 percent of their incomes for rent. +Consumer complaints against airlines in May rose 34% from the previous month, and were almost triple the year-earlier level, the Transportation Department said. +It is then for the business world to judge whether the cost will match the benefit. Michael Fowle is senior UK audit partner at KPMG Peat Marwick. +But the hypocrisy continues. +But Wood and Richards spoke freely. +And they say his grave belongs here in the country's capital because he was the only person ever to unite Yugoslavia's feuding ethnic groups. +The events - and, where possible, the survivors - speak for themselves. +At Cornell University, which will announce a roughly 7 percent tuition increase later this month, aid costs will reach $17.8 million next fall, compared with just $5.1 million in 1981, according to spokesman Sam Segal. +I'm not going to tell you what it is; just read it and call me back.' "When I opened the package and read `Arthur on the Rocks,' I said, `Oh, wait a minute, is this a good idea?' +Mr. Scott says he believes that, and adds: "I don't think Mr. Iacocca would authorize a bizarre thing like this." +Reporter Leonid Zagalsky of Literaturnaya Gazeta recently wrote that many health facilities appeared to be "from the previous century." +KKR loaded up the cable and television company with debt in an 1985 buy-out, then later sold Storer's cable operations at a fat profit. +"They really are in poor condition," he said. "Nationally, many school systems are not making physical education a mandatory course, or it's being dropped back to once a week. +Ramini Narayan, the head of organic and polymer research at Purdue University, has overcome these difficulties with a process that has attracted the interest of such big plastics makers as Dow Chemical Co. and Mobil Corp. +France, which has close ties to the Lebanese and ruled the country until 1943, suggested Perez de Cuellar travel to Syria or Tunisia to work out a cease-fire. +Bush's top economic adviser, Michael Boskin, trounced proposals that would have required automakers to increase the fuel efficiency of their cars and ordered greater use of nongasoline fuels, said some officials who were present. +A FIRE yesterday destroyed one of the most eye-catching pavilions of the Seville Universal Exposition, which opens on April 20, writes Tom Burns in Madrid. Firemen fought a four-hour battle to extinguish the blaze at the 'Time Machine'. +American Savings continues to be highly sensitive to interest-rate swings, and its core deposit base has been weakening. +Strongly capitalized West German and British banks generally appear to be in the best position among those in the EC nations to take advantage of the new rules. +Senators have noted that the Constitution gives Congress, not the president, the power to declare war. +He measures that area at barely above recession level. +"Even if he didn't do much for the progress of our country, he didn't kill anybody," said Safi, who studied at Czechoslovakia's Charles University. +"If it intensifies and major nations are drawn into a conflict there, it is well to remember that copper is called the `metal of war,'" he said. +Mr Mark Vaughan Lee, chairman, said Danka had built stocks when prices rose due to exchange rate movements. +What happens, for instance, if Mattel inadvertently sends out a shipment of defective Barbie dolls and buyers refuse to pay for them? +A jury convicted them last year of extortion and both were sentenced to three years in prison with the recommendation they be released on parole after serving six months. +Winners included Sony, which rose 180 yen to 8650 yen ($1.13 to $54.45), and TDK, which was up 180 yen at 7060 yen. +More than a half dozen tornadoes accompanying the hurricane hit the Brownsville area today in advance of the center of the storm, blowing over at least two homes and injuring one person, a boy who suffered a minor head wound. +NASA administrator James Fletcher's announcement in January that the civilian-in-space program for the shuttle was kaput for "the next 20 flights, maybe forever" didn't help erase this perception. +There is that syndrome where the salesman sells you something and does not need to come back to you. +He no longer gives interviews because of what his spokesman calls inaccurate information in newspaper stories. +The former Communists finished third in East Germany's first free elections in March. +And there can be no question that the 1992 realisation of this Cosi proves infinitely preferable to the 1989 original. +A group of Democrats, together with one or two Republicans who voted against the president's plan, have been trying to draw up such an alternative. +The retail business, the purchase of which has been sharply criticized by shareholders and analysts, showed earnings more than doubled last year. +The robbery was believed carried out by a radical revolutionary group. +"These are general human rights, and they should be respected," Yuri V. Dubinin, the Soviet ambassador, said at a news conference in which he steered clear of the widespread condemnation of Iranian death threats against the author. +Oil is abundant, too. +My knuckles were pointing downward instead of out, and I was afraid I'd hurt my arm," the inventor testifies. +Among Moslem rulers, the trend is to try to co-opt it. +Saturday, he referred to it as a "family tax" that would drive up mortgage costs and prevent millions of people from buying homes. +The police spokesman quoted Winkler as telling the militia's chief of staff, Usama Saad, he did not know the identity of those who held him. +Bankers now seem to agree that economic growth must precede repayment, and that much of the debt is unpayable, as Latin leaders have argued for years. +He joked to the audience that it was wise to have Dukakis and himself appear on different days. +Tom Tyson, an OTC trader at Hambrecht & Quist Inc., said the strong book-to-bill figures portend a strengthening in the economy. +The bride, her head draped with a Spanish-style mantilla, has eyes only for her lover, whom she has abandoned to marry an older, richer man pictured in a top hat. +However, Thornburgh said, "We are taking steps to provide the necessary documentation to secure his extradition to the United States." A Colombian official said in Bogota that the first moves toward extraditing Martinez had already been made. +He carries a book to read, with pictures of his attorney wife and two-year-old daughter tucked inside. +The reason: Both domestic and foreign companies will scurry to purchase undervalued assets in the expectation that mergers and takeovers will be less favorably viewed by a new administration in Washington next year. +It's not the same as someone's back garden,' says Mr David Beskine, the Ramblers' campaigner on rights of way. The association is adamant it is not disputing ownership. +That is a worry that Sen. Wirth says he first began hearing a year ago during a meeting with Soviet scientists in Boston, several of whom have worked in the Soviet nuclear weapons program. +If these proceeds were spread over five years, the PSBR would be cut by Pounds 18bn initially (Pounds 15bn from the flotation, plus Pounds 3bn saving on road expenditure), and by more as the savings on debt interest built up. +United Newspapers publishes London's Daily Express and Sunday Express newspapers. +Die Welt said the former chief aide to SS leader Heinrich Himmler, Werner Grothmann, a long-time friend of Schulze-Kossens, was among two former Nazi officers who delivered eulogies during the service. +Prime informed only 14 of its customers of the injunction but notified the bulk of its other customers that it was still bound by Prime service contracts, the attorney said. +Adoptive parents, too, are seeking help from the agencies, saying their children are preoccupied with the question of where they came from. +When the promotion was launched last month, McDonald's said it planned to serve 80 million of the four-ounce boneless shoulder cuts, which are prepared in a hickory-flavored sauce with pickles and onions on a home-style roll. +The university's chief administrator, Rector Jakes Gerwel, says the campus will be "an intellectual home for the left." Tutu has been the target of government wrath for years because of his support of sanctions. +"Losing," in a democratic sense, is an alien concept in Communist social thinking. +Mexican inflation during the year's first 10 months surpassed that of all of 1986, the central bank said. +The problem is that on the vital issue of monetary policy and exchange rates, conservative, free-market economists divide into at least three incompatible camps. +There's talk now that the FDA is pondering making implants available only to women who have lost breasts to cancer. +Rogers commanded the missile cruiser that mistakenly shot down an Iranian airliner in the Persian Gulf last July, killing all 290 people aboard. +In all, the 15 states accounted for more than 71 percent of the total U.S. export value last year, about the same proportion as in 1988. +The court documents contain transcripts of FBI interviews of Bailin in January 1989, six months before he was indicted by a federal grand jury. +Successes included observations of a white dwarf star, a star near the end of its life; a galaxy 41 million light years away that is believed to contain a black hole, ad Crab Nebula, a remnant of a supernova that occurred more than 900 years ago. +The collapse of oil prices in 1981 brought on the current economic crisis. +Col. Oliver North and Rear Adm. +The fixed-rate deal, RTC 1991-3, was backed by whole loans with original terms of 15 years and 30 years. +On July 18, the eve of a planned mass opposition rally, the government tightened martial law and threatened offenders with death sentences. +The air station is located on the eastern side of San Francisco Bay. +There have been conflicting studies on whether the Alaska spill would have been significantly reduced if the Exxon Valdez had a double hull. +Caplan said there was a "two-year window" between enactment of one law regarding sanity determination and a state Supreme Court ruling that the law had incorrectly stated legislative intent. +In Tokyo, Fujitsu declined to comment, saying a statement was being prepared. +Miami attorney Neal Sonnett, who represents Noriega on the drug indictments, said in Miami that he doubts the talks have ended. +The average yield for a two-year broker-sold CD fell to 8.13% from 8.22%. +Jack Lindsay, a prolific Australian man of letters and lifelong Marxist, died at his home in the English university city of Cambridge. +Robert L. Charlebois, who sang in major opera houses of Europe in the 1950s and early 1960s, has died after a long illness. +So the merchant bank is concentrating on "new things," including the trading of a world-wide range of stocks, bonds, Treasury bills and currencies. +The bishops did not take a stand on whether penalties should be imposed, but several Catholic leaders said the church should discuss the possibility and action has been taken in some dioceses. +His widow, who lives in Sun Prairie, Wis., is the heir to his estate. +Analysts said that closely held Macy is marginally profitable at best and is saddled with huge debt payments. +"The market for left-handed golfers is much smaller than the right-handed market," says Mr. Olman, shaking his head in disgust. +The tourney delivered plenty of that, with four former titlists (Nicklaus, Floyd, Faldo and German Bernhard Langer) among the six players who began the final day in contention. +"The absolute increases in manufacturing productivity and output don't support the case for a rapidly eroding industrial base. +Here Mr. Kinsley's slogan, "Innocent civilians will be killed," is being implanted by the intellectuals and media to justify the betrayal of anti-Communist movements in Angola and Mozambique. +Mr. Lear's own journey took him to the pinnacle of power and success in Hollywood, only to see him retreat for several years. +The question is whether Midland can deliver. The merger will certainly help bring new business in areas such as trade finance and treasury. +Paul Williams, Nuveen's manager of corporate planning and research, concedes that "we don't have true empirical evidence to explain the premium." But he offers a host of possible reasons. +A mutual fund, in contrast, can realize capital gains anytime and pass them on to holders without notice, thereby reducing the fund's net asset value and leaving holders with a tax liability. +President Ranasinghe Premadasa has demanded that the India withdraw its troops by the end of July, but Indian says a premature pullout would lead to even more violence. +As a result, I've changed my sexual habits. +Bush said that, if elected, he would seek an early meeting with Gorbachev. +Secretary of State James A. Baker III today tried to rally international support around U.S. efforts to keep Khmer Rouge guerrillas from regaining control in Cambodia. +It is the first time in church history for 117 to be elevated at one time, he said. +If Mr Soskovets' tough line - rather than Mr Yeltsin's quiet granting of soft loans - is to be the new rule in Russian economic policy, then Russia could be poised for one of the most serious political battles it has yet faced. +The Treasury's 30-year benchmark bond ended nearly 1/2 point higher while the issue's yield, which moves in the opposite direction of its price, eased to 8.44%. +Sen. Kennedy stressed a central point both in the committee room and before the full Senate: The Senate is to assess qualifications; it is not to examine political or judicial philosophy. +In another video, Gates showed how a student using a computerized encyclopedia could do a report on the state of Washington, where Microsoft is based. +There is $11.2 million of 6.75% term bonds priced at 96.81 to yield 7.05% in 2011. +The absence of Cheney from this week's witness list - and the lack of any guarantee he would testify at all - had been portrayed as a part of struggle between Nunn, a possible 1992 Democratic challenger for Bush's job, and the White House. +The expanding investigation involves 12 federal grand juries stretching from California to Maryland and some 80 military bases, according to attorneys familiar with the matter. +BellSouth closed at $41.125, down $1, on the New York Stock Exchange. +But others who follow the stock closely say that Carbide is likely to stay cheap for at least a year or two. +Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, Social Democratic party leader, and Lone Dybkjaer, a leading light in the Radical Liberal party, have been living in unmarried bliss for the past two years. +Elephants, they say, never forget, so it is presumed enough Republicans will remember to show up on the right night for the George Bush nominating rites. +Unemployment, officially unknown under the former Communist leadership, stands at 70,000 and is expected to include 200,000 of the 4.5 million work force by next year. +Thousands of angry opposition supporters surrounded government office buildings in several cities Saturday, calling for recounts or demanding results. +In any event there was also some modestly encouraging news around last week. +U.S. equity prices added somewhat to their gains in the afternoon before slipping back near the close of trading. +Without the results from the newest concern, Showboat Inc.'s Showboat Casino, Hotel & Bowling Center, July winnings weren't much higher than last year. +Nevertheless, the use of credit cards continues to grow. +The board rejected Davis' bid and his subsequent tender offer for the same amount, but it invited him to submit a higher bid in a process that quickly attracted financially troubled Pan Am. +Analysts say the problem was that it wasn't low enough in calories. +It said Mahmoud Suliman participated in all four attacks and his brother Ahmed in some of them. +A House subcommittee last year looked into the possibility that the FBI's interviews of TecNica volunteers returning from Nicaragua amounted to an unwarranted investigation of the group. +The insurance company I tried as an alternative did not cover eastern Europe, so I asked my employer, which had some experience in eastern Europe, if it could help. +"The banks we think would fit into our concept are either government-owned or not for sale, though Deutsche Bank would be able to pay a good price." +Teachers said advertising is a small price to pay for the benefits of getting a quality magazine free. +A wide range of political agreements with the Soviet Union in recent weeks have left critics wondering whether Bonn wasn't forgetting other obligations. +DeLisle, 30, and his wife maintain the car plunge was an accident, caused when a leg cramp forced DeLisle to jam his foot against the gas pedal and sent the car through a barrier rail and into the river. +It should boost the pay of senior and mid-level examiners to stem a 10 percent turnover rate. +The shares closed 9 lower at 37p. Engineering group James Wilkes was once again the subject of bid speculation, with stakeholder Suter named as the likely predator. +However, Chris Robling, a Chicago-based consultant hired by Mr. Palermo to lobby ABA members, said that Mr. Palermo's efforts received financial and other support from anti-abortion lobbying groups. +They said Ms. Smith told their daughter she had the baby and was released from the hospital the same day. +Several previous delays were attributed to construction quality problems. +Soybean futures were mixed, with the July contract higher on reports of heavy trading in Europe of soybean oil and soybean meal. +He came East, he said, in hopes of finding a publisher for his latest project, a compilation of writings on prejudice. +The White House abandoned the bid for a compromise after chief of staff John Sununu met for a second day Monday with leading anti-abortion congressmen. +But some dealers said they thought sentiment would improve after the U.S. Treasury's auction of $7.25 billion of four-year notes, scheduled to take place after the close of the European trading day. +Justice has been on the wrong side of the RICO debate ever since Rudy Giuliani discovered that yelling Racketeer was easier than proving real crime. +Three of the tornado victims, a couple and their infant son, died when their mobile home in Scott was battered by the last of the tornadoes to hit the state, authorities said. +Eilat, which receives at least 500,000 visitors a year, has a small airport which cuts the town in half and cannot receive jumbo jets. +The main models to be shipped will be Accords and Civics. +The bill also directs the Energy Department to prepare for a comprehensive treaty banning nuclear tests, a longtime goal of arms control supporters. +With a 1986 return on average equity of 25%, it contributed one quarter, or $316.1 million, of American Express's 1986 net income of $1.25 billion. +He fell out of rank, got hit by a tank. +But a protest organizer said 99 percent of the demonstrators were local people angered at having to pay higher taxes. +This really forces a proactive management style, and survival of the fittest among the middle and lower size companies that make up the majority of the market. The extra problem in Europe at the moment is of course the high cost of money. +Cross-country, or nordic, skiing was then in its infancy in the U.S., and the Brautigams saw in the Camels Hump foothills a natural setting for the sport. +"We must say we find ourselves frustrated and concerned at this point," Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Linn Williams told reporters after the talks. +Tresor, the new Lancome fragrance, has been lavishly promoted since its launch two years ago and is now one of the world's top five perfumes. The pressure on L'Oreal's research and marketing budgets seems set to intensify in the future. +"Thank you!" they responded. +Nationwide, 96% of the corn crop has been planted compared with an average of 97% for this time of the year, according to the Agriculture Department. +"So it has gotten this bad," sighs Marta Elena Alvarez, a peasant woman balancing a bag of corncobs on her head and a baby on her shoulder, as she watches the crowd inch toward the soldiers. +He lauded the group for its accomplishments and said: "If we do this enough, and if I make the point how strongly I feel about what you do, I think the country will understand very clearly what I mean when I talk about 1,000 points of light," he said. +But an estimated 51,000 bodies have been buried there, meaning 33,000 were improperly buried, according to DiBlasi and a report by another investigator filed in the court case. +In Wyoming, a thunderstorm generated winds gusting to 59 mph. Thunderstorms produced small hail in the Big Horn Mountains in the north central part of the state. +Jewish groups have said the convent and the placement of religious symbols at Auschwitz, including a 23-foot-high cross, is deeply offensive to them. +Windfall oil profits, the result of increased production and higher prices, have given Saudi Arabia a painless way to finance much of the cost of the U.S. military deployment in the Persian Gulf, industry analysts say. +As a result, stocks quickly gave up their early gains and drifted for much of the session before taking their cue from the bond market, which slumped amid concerns that the Federal Reserve may be acting to tighten credit. +Last month's report showing an unexpectedly large $13.83 billion deficit in February triggered a sharp sell-off in both the dollar and Treasury bonds. +Meanwhile, the Secret Service and police said that a man with a stun gun hanging from his belt was taken into custody. +The shares closed yesterday at $22, up 12.5 cents, in national over-the-counter trading. +Shamir called the meeting "a slap in the face" and told party members "It was possible to see on television how much they (Said and Abu Lughod) hate Israel," the daily Yediot Ahronot reported Thursday. +Mr Heseltine had been drafted in to answer Mr Smith because Mr Norman Lamont, the chancellor, was giving evidence to the Treasury committee. Mr Smith used his opening speech to review the government's pledges of an early economic upturn. +If untreated, 60 percent of patients develop arthritis-like symptoms. +By that time I had already played 100,000 games." Organizers said the festival was a dress rehearsal for the National Bridge Festival, which is to resume this summer at Mamaia, on the Black Sea. +The company's shares closed Friday at $18.375, off 12.5 cents, in American Stock Exchange composite trading. +About 8,800 firefighters are battling the worst of some 200 blazes in the West and Alaska, 16 of them considered major fires. Nearly a third of the manpower is in Yellowstone National Park, where fires have charred 140,000 acres. +(His two unsuccessful Senate races in Maine also has prepared him for losing). +Food shortages also were caused by Russian purchases of Estonian agricultural products for hard currency. +She will succeed William von Raab, who resigned under pressure in July. +He also asked contemporary artists to do new works about the couple. +Analysts have speculated that his offer was intended to flush out other bidders for Texaco. +Net interest charges increased to Pounds 221,000 (Pounds 184,000). The increase in debt was due mainly to a heavy capital expenditure programme of Pounds 2.6m on new factories and machinery. +They're our main target," bureau director John Savich said Tuesday. +Ceausescu, 71, came to power in 1965. +Her book is full of examples of this, disclosed with astonishing candour. +Some of the oil was washing up on Castle Hill beaches early Saturday, said Gov. Edward D. DiPrete. +We cannot accept any connection between bank disbursements and those of the IMF," Mr. Bresser Pereira said. +Satellite television discussions with American studio audiences also have given Soviets a chance to learn first-hand about life in the United States. +Acutely aware if not jealous of the connections archrival Bechtel Group Inc. has had with top government figures (including former Secretary of State George Shultz), Fluor is now leaning on its outside directors for help. +The lunglike membrane on top of the film has to be custom designed to the respiration rate of each type of produce held in the box, and it requires good refrigeration for optimum performance. +Congress may streamline the multilayered RTC oversight bureaucracy to involve fewer agencies. +The students were then asked to fill in this questionaire, and told that the person they were about to meet would scrutinize it. +As a result, Faye Wattleton, president of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, says 65% of the women eligible for the services can't receive them. +The new facility comprises three cast concrete buildings. +The new Boy Scout handbook still tells Scouts to "be prepared" and how to use a compass, build campfires and tie knots. +European Community fisheries council meets in Luxembourg. +HUD's Birmingham office, without a system to double-check on the receipt of funds from HUD closings, thought the $2 million from 63 sales closings went to its central office account, according to agency records. +Mrs. Marcos' lawyers earlier asked Keenan to caution the jury against watching a mini-series, "A Dangerous Life," which dramatized the fall of the Marcos regime. +Some active Treasury bonds jumped more than 1 1/2 points, bringing the gain since Monday to over two points. +Ranges in most of the West needed rain, but livestock was said to be in "mostly good' condition. +However, Mr. Boesky faces civil suits from individuals who claim they have been damaged by his actions. +"I got friends who never use paragraphs," one reasons, "and they make a lot more money than teachers do." One of those hapless teachers is Miles Bannon, a guilt-saturated Everyman. +For Conservatives, proud of their tradition of party unity, the squabbling is an embarrassment. +Sales for ASC were Dollars 334.3m, down 16 per cent on the previous year. +Nicola Foulston, owner and chief executive of Brands Hatch racing circuit, began running her own business at an early age. +The Tribune-Turner network would charge in the same price range as syndicated programming, Mr. Swift said. +Baker's appearance before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee came as lawmakers stepped up demands for a role in any decision to attack Iraqi troops. +Later, the company dropped the plan in favor of a stock buy-back and Mr. Sosnoff began selling his stake. +The Salomon Brothers unit's fourth-quarter pretax profit of $27 million compared with a loss of $90 million in 1990's fourth quarter. +Letters from the transport workers' and flight engineers' unions supporting Mr. Shugrue were delivered to the board before its meeting yesterday. +It will pay 70 lire a share on preferred and 125 lire on each nonconvertible savings share. +The board also would mandate production of so-called zero-emission electric cars starting in 1998. +Southland's profit margins also would drop significantly in a recession, he said. +(In U.S. dollars) British pound ......... 1.8695 1.8705 1.8735 Canadian dollar ....... 0.8085 0.8089 0.8117 (In foreign units to U.S. dollar) French franc .......... +Police searched the area and found no bomb. +However, the effects of the Brazilian loans were offset by gains from the sale of real estate in Osaka, Japan, for $52 million after taxes. +The ISU ceremony marking the fifth anniversary of his capture was delayed from Friday to Monday to wait for students to return to the central Iowa campus from spring break. +"If he's also thinking about his career, that's probably natural. +The Class A pays quarterly dividends at an annual rate of 10 cents a share, but each share has only 1/20th of a vote. +Core drilling has unearthed a scattering of sand-grain sized diamonds, too few and too small for commercial production. +The Los Angeles securities firm disclosed its bid for a "friendly" buy-out after the market closed Friday. +Sales jumped 12.2% to 232.12 billion yen from 206.87 billion yen. +Dr. Gray is principal author of the study in today's New England Journal of Medicine. +The attack came as the singer and about 30 Israelis demonstrated outside this military base, 8 miles south of Tel Aviv, where some of the conscientious objectors are being held. +The first is that he intends the BBC to be a managed institution, rather than an agglomeration of committees and warring baronies. +Military officials blamed the attack on the separatist Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam militia. +Judge Walker also clarified an earlier ruling that could make it slightly more difficult for Microsoft and HP to undercut Apple's work. +In rejecting Tunnerman's visa request, State Department deputy spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said Thursday that he had abused his privileges of residence in the United States and therefore is not welcome in this country. +What more could anyone ask? +Secrecy can affect job seekers, too. +Otherwise banks probably would have to immediately reserve for the money they contribute to the $5.2 billion credit. +Earl said today that the government promised not to stop cars of suspected aliens based on appearance alone, "but that was never done anyway. +This ignores the complexity of many savings and pension products and the difficulty of comparing one with another. +Neanderthals (original versions) lived an average of 29 years. +In the Dutch study, Dr. Goudsmit and his team kept track of neurological symptoms in 196 AIDS patients between 1982 and 1988. +The four republics together account for 85% of Soviet gross national product. +He also said Wednesday that if members of the full Senate bring up questions about Tower's personal life the lawmakers may be forced to meet behind closed doors. +The use of other agencies' obligations as collateral is allowable, although no substitution is permitted. +To the rest of Europe, the division of Yugoslavia can hardly make any strategic difference. +Congress's failure to overhaul the Gramm-Rudman budget law before leaving for its August recess makes it unlikely that there will be substantial budget reductions this year. +Claims that more might be found in this way are, I regret to say, much exaggerated. Next, I propose to broaden the tax base. +So how did I get glaucoma?" +There appears to be growing sentiment in Congress to plug this loophole, while giving regulators more time to determine the potential competitive impact of proposed takeovers. +His reception at the parliament was also lukewarm, even though he went out of his way to praise Japan's "indomitable spirit of hard work, inexhaustible talents and traditional discipline." +"We found that the markets are essentially stable and sound, and that they are not `tilted' against the individual investor," said General Motors Corp. +The fishing restrictions, which take effect Friday and will last at least through February, apply to most trout streams east of the Rocky Mountains and a few in western Montana, the commission said Monday. +"Right now, we've got our fingers crossed that this wind isn't going to be that harsh," said fire information officer Dick Guth. That fire is considered about 60 percent contained. +The NYSE's composite index of all its listed common stocks rose 0.24 to 161.25. +Nick Wantiez of the local FAA office said Monday the investigation also would cover airline complaints ranging from wrong parts to incorrectly installed firefighting systems. +You communicate in a thousand different ways what are the values of the company.' Mr Fitzpatrick says he leads by example. +Instead of depressing the dollar to correct the trade deficit, Mr. Hagens favors restraints on domestic demand to slow imports. +Terex said the economic downturn is hurting its operating performance, particularly in heavy equipment. +Deportable Cuban detainees are being held in a strict "lockdown" in a penitentiary in Talladega, Ala., so another disturbance is considered unlikely. +They put out a general alert. +Someday they may replace radioactive tracers now used to study and treat diseases like cancer and AIDS, Harvey said. +The company is in the Guiness Book of Records for the world's most complicated pocket watch without precious metals. +Countries tend to depreciate their currencies against those of the trading partners with which they have sustained worrisome deficits. +In a campaign speech, Lok Dal's leader Devi Lal boasted that Haryana "will be the beginning of the end for Rajiv Gandhi." +An ABC News-Washington Post tracking poll published in Tuesday's editions of the Post gave Simon the lead with 39 percent support to Jackson's 34 percent among very likely Democratic voters. +But Grand Met is confident it can do for Totino's frozen pizza, the Jolly Green Giant and Haagen Dazs what it has already done for Absolut vodka, Baileys Original Irish Cream and an ailing chain of British steakhouses called Berni Inn. +Local radio quoted some protesters as saying they would rather die in Hong Kong than be forced back home. +They said rebels of the Maoist-inspired Shining Path guerrilla movement carried out the raid. +It does not include $27 billion that the IRS believes will never be collected because of death, bankruptcy and inability to locate the debtor. +Yuan's death was one of five reported by the government in the protest. +When baking or cooking, have your child help by reading directions on packages and measuring incredients into bowls. +Americans and Soviets contribute to the space junk, too. +This seasonal lull reduces the need for crude, and with traders feeling more optimistic about the Middle East situation, allows supply-and-demand forces to have an impact on trading. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Duquesne Light shares closed at $12.75, unchanged. +After several months of struggle, banks were forced to suspend cash payments nationwide, leading to illiquidity, a stock market crash, and a dramatic fall in economic activity. +Smog-causing pollutants, or ozone, are reduced through controls on automobiles and industry, with annual pollution improvements of 4 percent a year required over first six years. +The thousands of workers who braved icy wind to report for 6 a.m. shift appeared willing to follow the advice. +They were pulverized for medicine and dye in the Middle Ages. +She said she saw crack cocaine made and sold, saw organization members get paid up to $800 a week and saw people beaten who crossed the Chambers brothers. "I got pulled into it. +Radio System Bounces Data off Meteor Trails BROADCOM, a tiny New Jersey company, is commercializing stardust. +About $1.1 million will be used to reimburse the state attorney general for legal costs, and the remainder will be used to establish a nonprofit corporation to train state employees on insurance regulation and oversight. +"Don't run your life by what's legal or illegal. +In addition, Cadillac is guaranteeing the resale value for leased 1987 model Allantes, some dealers said. +One person was in the intensive care unit Thursday evening. +I could become one of those little white headstones in Arlington National Cemetery any day!" Several sailors said Hartwig told them he had "feelings of suicide" and "had attempted suicide." +Analysts attribute the slow sales to fewer jobs and less income and anxiety over the Persian Gulf crisis. +Instead, local hunters opt for the area's fantastic quail or pheasant hunting, which share most of the prairie chicken's three-month season (November through January). +Finally, Macmillan's instruction segment, which includes Berlitz language courses and Katherine Gibbs secretarial schools, also has been expanding. +The gun belonged to the Durango Police Department on loan from the FBI, according to court documents. +Meetings of EU environment ministers in Dresden, and culture ministers in Wuerzburg, Germany. +Its Del Monte canned foods and fresh fruit businesses and some of its foreign holdings were among those sold. +WAL-MART Stores, the largest US retailer in terms of sales, yesterday unveiled a 21.5 per cent increase in second-quarter profits after tax, to Dollars 420.4m. +Five heavily armed men were arrested in a surprise raid last week at a downtown Bogota apartment. +Back in the chase car, we drove around some more, got stuck in a ditch, enlisted the aid of a local farmer to get out the trailer hitch and pull us out of the ditch. +But there comes a time when a new town ceases to be a new town and achieves a critical mass. 'You need government money to prime the pump at first, put the roads in and so on. +It saw Canary Wharf as 'a business opportunity to be captured'. +Mr. Armstrong, whose airline has let him take time off to press his crusade, has met the same sort of reluctance all over this fertile, scenic valley. +Proscar must be taken continually to arrest prostate growth, suggesting the drug could be used by men for years. +"Now we don`t have such conditions," a Defense Ministry spokesman said at a news briefing. +"It's great," she said, tearing into her dinner. "There ain't no such thing as the Easter Bunny, and I ain't no kid. +Retirement has no beneficial effects on the quality of marriages among older people, said Gary Lee, a University of Florida gerontologist and sociology professor. +The leaders spoke at a ceremonial meeting of Parliament commemorating the 34th anniverary of Hungary's 1956 revolution, the bloodiest in the Soviet bloc. +They set out in May hoping to reach the Arkansas town of El Dorado, where Tong had settled and raised a family after fleeing Saigon in 1975. +VIENNA - Orgnization of Petroleum Exporting Countries scheduled to hold conference. +A Justice Department prosecutor on the case couldn't be reached. +Lundberg noted that active euthanasia already is performed in the Netherlands and a public referendum on the practice may be on the California ballot this year. +In that small market, Point Beer is going head-to-head with national brands in its television campaign, said Kenneth Shibilski, Stevens Point Brewery president. +The Bush budget revisions would include the $1.9 billion cost to taxpayers next year of his program to bail out the ailing savings and loan industry. +Another feature film of last year was "Hamburger Hill," which resembles "Pork Chop Hill" (1959), a grueling battle piece about Korea. +Merchant Henry FitzAilwyn, the first lord mayor, was also the longest serving, with 20 years in office. +Tommy Munoz of Chicago was captured just after 5:30 p.m. Sunday by prison authorities who had staked out his cousin's house on the city's Southwest Side, about 40 miles east of the prison, Howell said. +As that happens, though, we expect that history will see the entire episode as a turning point in the development of our publications, of Singapore and of the freedom of information in an internationally wired and increasingly interdependent world. +It would be the first time the unions and associations have shared power since a member of a doctors' group headed a transitional cabinet for a year after the 1985 overthrow of long-time dictator Gaafar Nimeiri. +Much gente cree que solo personas de ciertos "grupos de alto riesqo" es infectada por el virus del SIDA. +Mr. Byrne says Fireman's Fund will probably pay hundreds of millions in primary claims, but, after taxes and use of its reinsurance lines, the company's fourthquarter charge against earnings shouldn't top $50 million. +But sooner or later the life-support supplied by Massachusetts Congressmen will fail. +Foreign Minister Moshe Arens today criticized the United States for coordinating with Arab states in drafting a U.N. resolution opposing settlement of Soviet Jews in occupied areas. +In 1984, with President Reagan heading the GOP ticket, Helms turned back a strong challenge by former Gov. Jim Hunt by 52 percent to 48 percent. +Noverco now holds 6,127,500 Sceptre shares. +Tisch said the sales have allowed CBS to focus on its basic business. +They require mandatory inspection of exhaust emissions and assembly-line testing and prohibit the sale of replacement parts that do not meet emission standards. +Meanwhile, Pennzoil began attacking Texaco's Chapter 11 protection. +The trial was before U.S. District Judge William Hoeveler, who also is handling the drug trial of deposed Panamanian ruler Manuel Antonio Noriega. +"The Abyss" could well be this summer's most ambitious, most problematic and, finally, most fascinating movie. +He said the defendants, all former makers of asbestos, which causes respiratory ailments, had been notified of the amounts he expects each to pay. +"They said the idea (of an independent, French-speaking Quebec) was dead; it is alive," a jubilant Jacques Parizeau said Monday night. +But despite the cease-fire, there have been daily firefights between Aoun's troops and Geagea's militiamen. +Mr. Ancier, Ms. Pratt, Sassy and Ms. Steinberg each own part of the show. +It declared the Lithuanian move illegal and the Soviet Constitution still in force. +"I see no reason why we shouldn't be able to collect everything," said Pennzoil's Mr. Kerr. +MIM was not relying on a recovery in prices to solve its problems -'we must do that ourselves by cutting costs and improving productivity'. Mr Fussell said there were very clear signs that metals demand was improving in the US. +Pentagon officials have argued that using their bases to help oust Gen. +But with privatization bogged down, there are no significant sales. +The company said a successor won't be named until after the annual meeting. +But political considerations may call the tune. +Ironically as the country struggles with the effect of growing capital inflows, the deal which reduces Poland's overall indebtedness to Dollars 38bn should lead to foreign investment worth an additional Dollars 1bn a year. +Mr. Boesky's activities in the futures market came to light at a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing yesterday, where Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairwoman Susan Phillips was questioned about the trades. +Lower interest rates, like Japan's, tend to make a nation's currency less attractive to investors. +In April, the average price of regular unleaded gasoline was 93.3 cents a gallon, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. +It is closely autobiographical: educated son of a miner, but whose mother is much more middle class. +The additional sites bring to 1,194 the waste dumps scheduled to be decontaminated under the Superfund program, which is aimed at dealing with the nation's most hazardous waste problems. +They fear the project would threaten navigation of the estuary. A feasibility study is being carried out on the project. +"I'm really fortunate that all the songs we do are my own compositions. +There are just too many economic problems for me." East Berlin's main avenue, the broad Unter den Linden, was a surging tide of shoulder-to-shoulder celebrants who flowed from one side of downtown to the other. +A fixed rate of 7.5 per cent is available until April 30 1995 on all mortgage types. Leeds Permanent has issued a three-year mortgage fixed at 7.45 per cent, but it is restricted to loans on not more than 70 per cent of the value of the home. +The newspaper Grassroots said it had confirmed 15 of the bodies were in a mortuary. +Much of the testimony at the hearing has focused on technical studies of how cracks form in 737s. +Israel rejected the PLO declarations as a ploy and continued its refusal to negotiate with the organization. +The tax act requires the reports to help the IRS collect contractors' delinquent taxes and spot hidden income; now, IRS Notice 871 says the first reports must be filed early in 1988 for 1987 payments. +The owner was insistent on a square-edge, straight-sided Belfast sink. The kitchen had several low windows which meant it was impractical to put in rows of cabinets. +The victories came mainly in the border regions of eastern Afghanistan where Kabul's security forces were left behind. +Dorothea Thomas-Vitrac, a New Braintree selectman, said the town did oppose some of the condominium and recreational development proposals put forth by Striar and Jacobson. +Partisan rhetoric might have to give way to solid action on the budget in order to clear the way for Congress to raise the nation's borrowing limit. +He was the Democratic front-runner until Chiles' surprise entry in April. +A total of 34 Ferraris were auctioned, which was attended by about 3,000 car lovers. +Banks are out there wanting to do business.' There are a number of reasons for the narrowing of margins. +The peasants, who had been raising cattle, took out a loan to cover the food, equipment and larvae to raise freshwater prawns. +It lacked energy, inner direction, strength of conviction; it gave the impression of rather tired imitation, of Vienna Phil re-production. +His comments and those of 10 other reserve officers appear in "Commanders' Reflections," a 34-page booklet published by the Kibbutz Artzi movement that unites 85 of Israel's 160-odd kibbutzim, or communal farms. +These include the delay that will now take place in the publication of departmental spending plans and the fact that taxation decisions will be taken well before the start of the new financial year. +Investors who had second thoughts after they bought gold as a hedge against inflation have pushed the price of the precious metal lower. +Autopsies were being performed on the four victims, and the fifth man was in stable condition late Tuesday at Ben Taub, he said. +"Bill had been tracking the same statistics independently since 1986 and was the only one of the 350 people to whom I sent the report who paid attention to it or agreed with it," Mr. Zuccarelli says. +"This change is designed to improve the efficiency of conducting our business in today's highly competitive business environment," said S.M. Cassiani, vice president of exploration for Exxon USA, the domestic subsidiary of Exxon Corp. +Assistant Public Defender Connie McGhee says her clients' wardrobes have troubled her for years. +When will we see her portrait bust hoisted over the orchestra pit where that lethal-looking abstract sculpture remains such a threatening sight; for the moment she is making do with two gigantic plaques hammered into the auditorium's walls. +Last week, when Lady Thatcher came out with her clarion call for the latter measure, British ministers dismissed it as 'emotional nonsense'. +Traders continued to speculate that a Japanese media report Tuesday citing "several" Bank of Japan sources saying the central bank will loosen credit soon was a deliberate leak to the media. +Revenues were $1.22 million, up from $1.13 million in the year-earlier quarter. +With more than 1,000 customers, Williams makes sure the package and panty are "color-coded to the season." +Would my word free the slaves when I cannot even enforce the Constitution in the rebel States?" The turning point in the Civil War came that summer, outside Gettysburg, Pa. For three days one of the war's bloodiest battles was fought. +"Productivity was terrible," and "boy, did they sock it to us" on wages. +However, the program allows a Medicaid recipient to retain his home _ usually a person's primary asset _ as long as a family member is living there or the recipient expects to return to the home. +"This conduct cannot be rewarded by the board," he said. +Though Ruder is a Reagan appointee, the administration is loath to nominate anyone who backs his view, and Senate Democrats won't approve anyone who doesn't. +The company also made a $20 million pretax provision to cover operating losses related to cost overruns on a unit's ship-repair contracts. +"But now, I get this message saying `Stop working for the Jews, stop working for the oppressors,' and I have to make up my mind," he told the Post. "Most of the others have gone. +"The overnight setback on Wall Street and the weaker dollar, coupled with profit taking, brought share prices sharply lower during early trading," said Taketomi Kikuchi of Sanyo Securites. +Texas law allows Bentsen to seek re-election while he runs for vice president. +He also made some half-hearted attempts to dilute Communist Party domination, but he remained strongly opposed to any real measures that would have limited Communist power. +While puzzling over her response, the narrator recounts how his mother would dismiss and rehire her several times in succession. +Like his father, he shipped out to face possible combat while still a teen-ager. +A group of 20 U.S. missile experts on Wednesday ended their inspections of installations in East Germany, the official East German news agency ADN said. +Moreover, the bank is struggling to come up with a plan to deal with at least two dozen Texas S&Ls that are still open but insolvent. +"Last night, we were going through a fair amount of anxiety about how we were going to pay our next round of bills," he says. +By late afternoon, the yield on the benchmark 30-year government security was up to 7.70 per cent, a fresh high on the year. But the reaction among equity investors was more measured even during the bleak early hours. +BTR said it urged him to "carefully consider" BTR's proposal, stressing "the importance of Mr. Archambault's participation in any combined enterprise." +Congressional action is expected sometime this summer. +With those advantages and the opportunities for running the acquired businesses without overheads rising proportionally, Mr Mills-Baker said he was pleased to have outbid the other interested companies, both UK and non-UK. +'Eventually,' he says, 'membership of Europe will be a question of purely economic rather than geographical criteria. +"They have gone through the Niagara River and into Lake Ontario," Ms. Claudi said. "Now they are swimming their way toward Toronto." Scientists are not sure what the ecological impact will be, but are fearful of it. +At the most dramatic moments, the screen showed Ceausescu and his wife, Elena, bundled out of an armored personnel carrier and put on trial. +"There were so many doors open for these people I know, and there were no doors open for me," Keen said. +Ford's net income in the U.S. fell $119 million, or 11%, from a year earlier, to $1.04 billion. +"Hardee's has found a way to expand its presence without diluting its penetration," said Daniel R. Lee, an analyst with Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. in New York, who called the deal a brilliant move. +Eyes glaze over when monetarists talk about base money, velocity or purchasing power parity. +Hormel said Charles B. Olson, president of Jennie-O, will also be named chief executive officer of the new subsidiary. +Meanwhile, the pound came under pressure from heavy corporate selling in London, traders said, prompting Britain's central bank to buy the currency. +He hasn't made any filings to the Securities and Exchange Commission involving Tiffany, which would be required if he owned 5 percent or more of the company's stock. +The seventh measure, a proposal to allow North Dakota legislators to join the state Public Employees Retirement System, lost by 88 percent, the unofficial totals showed. +Aage Danielsen, a Norwegian rescue vessel captain, said the missing passengers were believed still on the ferry. +He became concerned after hearing news reports 10 days earlier that an identical cannonball that was given to the St. Clements Island Museum had been found to be live, said fire marshal's spokesman Bob Thomas. +Lotus hasn't met much success selling software for the Macintosh. +The worst previous accident for the airlines was in 1976, when a Caravelle aircraft exploded at Bombay airport while landing. Ninety-five people were killed in the crash, blamed on leaking fuel pipes. +That is up from $11.7 billion in 1989, but it includes social security payments and airport funds. +Lewis Grotke, NSF assistant general counsel, said the agency would consider the petition but is under no legal obligation to act. The agency, he said, has tried to develop a fair system to review grant applications. +Fifty-two Americans were held hostage there for 444 days. +Federated's Mr. Hansen worries that the costs of heavy promotions will be passed along to consumers. +"Technical weakness has been persistent over the spring and summer in the volume and advance-decline statistics," Ms. Callies said. +But David Batchelder, a Mesa spokesman, said that an equity offering last year and the liquidation of Mesa Petroleum Co. this year allowed the partnership to pay off debt, saving substantial interest costs. +The noncallable notes were priced at a spread of four basis points above the Treasury's when-issued two-year note. +The current 'high concept' is Bank of England independence. Only with an independent Bank, enthusiasts argue, can monetary policy be freed from the interfering and inflationary hands of politicians. +My father gave me a cello and said 'Play.' +Perhaps one will hit pay dirt. But as of now, I must say, I'm not optimistic, because the man keeps reiterating terms that are simply _ fly in the face of the United Nations action. +It stockpiles or resells the staple at subsidized prices that are several times higher than world market prices. Limited amounts of rice are imported for production of other foods and alcoholic beverages. +In addition to the ban on payments to the Panamanian government, the administration also has effectively frozen all Panamanian assets in the United States. +Citizens Savings Bank, based in Ithaca, New York, began trading under the symbol CISA. +The overriding cause is the shortage of labor. +For once, U.S. bankers needn't fret. +Country-western's Michael Martin Murphy wrote a song in his honor. +The city has been without electricity and transport since the fighting began. +"They want to be in touch with Jewish organizations in Israel," Tekoah said. +Some companies know they shouldn't retire stock, the money manager adds. +Indeed, the 1985 farm act was designed, in theory at least, to gradually put the farm economy back on a market basis. +"Who'd buy another perfect, well-adjusted, upper middle-class black family? +"It may have raised some questions out in the country, but people liked it up here," says an aide to Oklahoma Rep. McCurdy. +Ford spokesman Rex Greenslade in Detroit said Tuesday that his company had no comment on anything to do with Jaguar. +More than 100 world leaders passed along greetings of peace Monday in the 16th annual World Hello Day organized by two Nebraska brothers. +A spokeswoman for DeBartolo Corp. said Wednesday that the company wouldn't comment on the transactions until Campeau and DeBartolo could issue a joint announcement, probably today. +Controls would be imposed on exports of those items to countries where the U.S. and other suppliers suspect missile projects are in progress. +Bargain hunters helped engineering and aerospace company TI resist the poor market trend. +Its main concern is Thurmond Stottle, a one-time high school football hero in the tiny town of Stanley, Texas. +Roberts shares closed yesterday at $34.50, down 25 cents, in national over-the-counter trading. +Once in Baghdad the Iraqis split up families and couples at a city hotel: "It was tragic watching the husbands standing there on the steps with the children crying and the wives getting ready to leave," she said. +Tanning had already been signed by the dealer Julien Levy, patron of the Surrealist exiles in New York, who recommended that Ernst see her. +Sharon made the pledge as he established a new settlement, Kanaf, in the region, which the Israelis annexed in 1981. +Yet this is the essence of the proposal unveiled by Mexico on Dec. 29 to its U.S. creditor banks, and it is hailed by some in the financial community as "innovative" and "constructive." +Sales for the quarter ended April 30 were $181.3 million, up 25% from $144.8 million in the like year-earlier period. +When he suggested last month that he, George Harrison and Ringo Starr may come together for a reunion, Harrison responded there wouldn't be one "as long as John Lennon remains dead." McCartney said Thursday he understood. +Nor should spectators expect things to be easy. +In recent years, they used it as a guinea pig to test various things. +Variety writers and editors also coined the slang words "pushover," "payoff," "freeloader," "chick," "disk jockey" and "whodunit." +Oil prices fell Tuesday, weakened by trader expectations of more crude and gasoline supplies reaching the market. +That's not going to be easy; management in many cases hasn't got the foggiest idea.' A further aspect of the differences between Chinese and western operations is the way they evaluate their corporations financially. +The mother, daughter and karate teacher had the book published themselves. +The home, originally called the Home for Needy Confederate Women, was established by the 1898 General Assembly to provide care for needy female relatives of Confederate soldiers. +Dravo said it expects to complete the transaction later in the quarter. +Hundreds of local individual speculators had been betting that stock prices would continue to rally. +Squibb, of Princeton, N.J., said net income rose 20 percent on a 21 percent increase in sales. +The premise is that eventually they will become disgusted and quit. +The ruling was written by Anthony Kennedy, who has since become a U.S. Supreme Court justice. +No damage was immediately reported. +Marsh & McLennan gained 1 1/8 to 73 3/8 after boosting its quarterly dividend by 4% to 65 cents a share. +Units One and Two at Twin Oak were originally slated for completion in 1988 and 1990, respectively. +And a few lawmakers say they oppose the bills despite personal experience with the needs of those with disabilities. +However, Mr. Bush last week seemed to suggest that the provision lacked teeth. +Less-invasive, or endoscopic, surgery involves using tiny instruments and optical devices that eliminate the need for major incisions. +He had the packed sanctuary of his longtime pastorate, the historic Marble Collegiate Church, rolling with intermittant gales of laughter, applause and concentrated listening. +The guerrilla communiques said that a "fight to the death" had begun with the guerrilla movement and that the May 9 Popular Liberation Forces had emerged from the division in the movement. +Bank of New England provides a referral service where workers can find help. +His investment grew sevenfold to $35,000 in about three years. +That sends First Chicago back to the investment banking drawing board, but with less urgency than before the stock market plunge of two weeks ago. +And despite Mr. Bovard's criticism, we do include an allowance for "profit" in our cost analysis. +The company posted net interest income of $3.9 million for the quarter, up 6%, and $12 million for the nine months, up 14%. +With less stock to go around, a given amount of demand naturally tended to push stock prices higher. +The scheme, under which employees contribute 6 per cent of their salaries, pays benefits based on a percentage of final salary and guarantees annual increases in line with inflation. +Visual Graphics Class A jumped 2 to 11, and Class B surged 2 to 11 1/8. +First Boston Corp., for example, put up nearly $1 billion to help Campeau Corp. complete its purchase of Allied Stores Corp. +The question is still what constitutes neutrality. The Fed's concern is with the real federal funds rate after allowing for inflation. +Eventually the Federal Reserve and other central banks will decide the dollar's rise has gone far enough and take steps to knock it back down. +They often said the guerrillas were operating across the border and underground, and couldn't be kept track of. +The seven sheikdoms that stretch from Qatar to Oman along the Persian Gulf previously had been ruled together under an agreement with the B`itish. +Business investment spending rose 1.6%. +The December contract settled at 94.70 cents a pound, down 0.80. +The deal provides for a daily crude oil supply of 135,000 barrels. +Anyone who watches tonight's programme after seeing the recent pair in BBC2's Assignment on malaria and Aids in the far east will surely conclude that we need another Jonathan Swift to illustrate this problem. +May acquired Loehmann's as part of its 1986 merger with Associated Dry Goods Corp. +That gain probably translated into about 5% to 7% in dollar terms, well below recent quarters' gains of above 20%, reckons Jay Stevens of Dean Witter Reynolds. +School police officers sit in daily on the briefings of Compton's regular police to learn about gang-related incidents outside the schools. +Lewis acknowledged that many of the lumps and bumps in his life may have been of his own doing, but he stopped short of offering any apology. +Strong thunderstorms passing through central Indiana caused street flooding in Crawfordsville. +More important, "the big risk is what happens after the guarantee period," if the holder decides to continue the coverage, says Glenn S. Daily, a New York insurance consultant. +He said Abrams was unable to make any such commitment and that a final decision on withdrawing the indictments would have to be left either to the Justice Department or President Reagan. +The job losses will be achieved by a mix of early retirement, non-renewal of contracts and redundancies. +Dole, who unsuccessfully challenged Bush for his party's presidential nomination last year, has supported tax increases for specified purposes before. +Interest rates, both short- and long-term, should rise a full percentage point by mid-1989 and then start to decline. +Fisons "couldn't grow fast enough by small acquisitions." +Nine bodies have been recovered. +The Russian parliament will elect the president from among its members. +In the 12 months ended in June, 60,000 new hotel jobs had been created, Hekman said. +A former engineer's $3 billion lawsuit against rocket-maker Morton Thiokol, stemming from his warnings against launching the ill-fated Challenger space shuttle, has been dismissed. +"The appliance world is changing and it's important that we look outside the U.S. for growth." +Mrs. Davi says she was perturbed this year that no one paid her any money to vote. +"It'll take me an hour to pull them out of there and an hour to tow them. +Burmese rebels based in Thailand appealed to the international community for arms and medical assistance in their battle against the Burmese army. +Last month, more than 200 members of European parliaments wrote a joint letter to members of Congress, opposing aid to the contras fighting what the Europeans called, "the democratically elected government of Nicaragua." +And with some of the campaigns in severe financial difficulty and on the brink of elimination, the candidates are wooing superdelegates who have made commitments to their rivals. +In an interview with Cable Network News, Arafat blamed Iran for the hijacking. +This is a lesson Saddam has absorbed only partially, if it all. +Though his duties at the company have been assumed by Mr. Busch, Mr. Long's departure, along with those of the other executives, comes at a bad time for Anheuser-Busch, which has been trying to develop a diversification strategy. +The difficulties do not end there. +It's sweeping the world. +Gross domestic product is the total market value of the country's output of goods and services. +He talks too about being married for 42 years, and his five children, all of whom, he says, "came home every night" while they were growing up. +The Postal Service hopes remote encoding will help the service fully automate mail processing by 1995. +Banca Commerciale, Italy's second-largest bank, is offering $80 a share for 51 percent of Irving, or about $760 million. +He snatches three or four hours of sleep in his hotel room and conducts an interview while eating a sandwich. +He is supposed to pay $476, and the rest will be waived. +However, the current Ukrainian parliament, dominated by former communists, has been opposed both to economic reform and to relinquishing the country's nuclear arsenal - a condition of much western economic support. +Under Sanborn, Conrail had been expected to try to expand into such areas as hauling waste and already is carrying compacted refuse from northern New Jersey and the New York City area to eastern Ohio. +Ford Motor Co.'s total output dipped 4% to 287,537 vehicles. +The president is not a king," he said. +It is designed to test the effects of zero gravity on bone healing in space. +By the time all had moved (in the first half of 1991) the price differentials had been somewhat eased by the savage fall in housing values in the south-east. Other problems arise where the company is moving from a low cost to a high-cost housing area. +The Federal Reserve's policy committee meets today and tomorrow in Washington to review its strategy. +The main resource is the talent and industry of the Palestinians. +Typically, patients buy TENS units for as much as $600, or rent them for $60 to $90 a month, and use them at home. +They have homes in Stanford, Calif., and Cummington, Mass., and have five children and five grandchildren. +It has run into opposition from Mr Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, who wants to preserve separate powers for the Fed. The US debate is unfolding as the future of banking supervision is being called into question. +At least 8,000 Estonians attended an outdoor rally and filled the Tallinn town hall for a panel discussion about Josef Stalin's repression of the Baltic states. +Most AIDS sufferers are poor, have no insurance and can't even afford to go to doctors, much less pay for medicine. +But it does so by turning the president's budget choices upside down. +Charges against Nussbaum, who made the cover of Newsweek as the case got national attention, were dropped after prosecutors concluded that she had been so severely beaten by Steinberg that she was unable to aid the child. +Says Arno Penzias, the Nobellaureate vice president for research at AT&T's Bell Laboratories: "When you have a parent in a nursing home, you can't see her every day. +The market for corporate control does help maximize share price. +Siraj then retracted his remark. +Connaghan's case hit close to home for Scranton, 46, a music teacher whose Denver home was damaged by a fire set by burglars. +The bank also has agreed that $330 million of that amount will be available as a bridge loan, the statement said. +There's an awful lot of ifs to this thing." +Other analysts say the company's aggressive reputation makes many foreign fund managers nervous. +Contract talks have been stalled for more than a year. +Highlighting the problems was a Labor Day rampage in which one person was killed and eight wounded. +In the days before the takeover of the New York company, Metropolitan was said to be considering taking over the company. +Dosoo said Chinese hit him with umbrellas and he kicked one in self-defense. +One former staff member for the congressional Iran-Contra investigating committees said the committee staff decided not to pursue the Pena matter because it appeared to be an isolated incident, rather than an integral part of the North network. +IBM's competitors have sold millions of AT-compatible machines since then, and IBM itself re-entered that part of the market on Tuesday by announcing a similar machine. +But some other committee Democrats aren't willing to go that low. +The particles can come from such sources as forest fires and volcanic eruptions. +A long-awaited formal pact with Baghdad, giving Kurds autonomy, still hasn't been signed. +The economic benefits for the area near Waxahachie will include not only the lucrative construction funds but also an expected research budget of about $270 million annually and 3,500 permanent jobs. +The request must list the kinds of tax and the tax periods for which the holder wants information. +And this new effort will focus on the job of helping recover oil now in the water and restoring beaches and other damaged areas. This effort should not in any way relieve Exxon from any of its responsibilities or its liabilities. +In the latest second quarter, the company said Sprint had a pretax loss of $112 million. +He received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian award in 1986, the Legion of Honor from France and Italy's Order of Merit. +An abortion performed after the fetus is viable is unlawful except in cases in which a woman's life is threatened. +While it objects to this, the federal government has no mechanism of its own for regulating securities dealings. +The failure to include Japan this time didn't attract many complaints from Congress, so maybe this punitive law is losing some of its support. +With the start of the fall television season today, Capital Cities/ABC agreed Friday to a new three-year contract with Nielsen despite earlier concerns that people meters might not be as accurate as proposed. +"It's a horse race every year," said Forbes spokesman Ray Healey, describing his magazine's rush to beat its rival. "Information of this kind is old in a matter of minutes. +Last year, for example, Pete had ripe tomatoes two weeks earlier than I did, and more plentiful. +The church has been banned since 1946. +Murrow's high, furrowed brow and ever-present cigarette _ he smoked three or four packs a day _ were trademarks of his weekly prime time news show "See It Now," which began in 1951. +No specific reasons are given, nor do the letters claim that the disputed items are incorrect. +What he said was that the U.S. government had been allied with Hitler right up to the bombing of Pearl Harbor. +Yet Walt's status remains ambiguous. +The U.S. dollar fell in early European trading today, losing more than 1 cent against the British pound. +"The application so far as the city of Yonkers is concerned has been denied," she added. +Forecasters expect total turnover to double to Dollars 20bn by the end of the decade. The centres offer advantages to both manufacturers and consumers. +The planned $1.9 billion military budget for 1989 represents 3.6 percent of the total national income, compared to 3.8 percent of national income spent on defense in 1988, Siwicki was quoted as saying. +His share of her estate was estimated at $25 million. +Newark tied a 1944 record of 98 Sunday, the 40th day of 90-degree temperatures this summer. +In terms of the magnitude of problem, I do feel that we have an obligation to be sure the congressmen understand it. +It claims it offers superior visual images to the Sony format. +Those passions are further stirred by the likelihood that the next president could determine the fate of abortion rights by reshaping the Supreme Court. +Since then, nearly a dozen banks and thrifts have pored over the unit's records and considered bids but many were believed to have dropped out of the running earlier this month because of Gibraltar's deteriorating condition. +The move surprised analysts and money managers familiar with the bank. +"Noriega is not plea bargaining with Reagan and Bush. +More than 60,000 Moslems live in the northern England community, where demonstrators have burned copies of Rushdie's book. +First Boston is a unit of CS First Boston Inc., which is 44.5%-owned by the parent of Credit Suisse. +Taiwan clone makers say IBM as much as invited them along for the ride. +The governor's record in the South's most stubbornly one-party state is an ideological mask. +The traditionalist movement of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre on Monday challenged the Vatican's warning that Lefebvre will be automatically excommunicated if he consecrates four bishops without papal approval. +Asbach is the largest spirits brand in the German market. +Kuehler's duties at IBM's Armonk, N.Y., headquarters will be about the same as they were in his former job of vice chairman, although he will have slightly more authority, Judice said. +For the first encore, the orchestra teased and pampered the final ballet of Schubert's music for Rosamunde as if it were their favourite child. +The Marines are sending in 45,000 of their finest and deploying A6-E Intruder bombers used in the U.S. bombing of Libya in 1986. +Their recommendations are due in early December. +TOPSOIL MOISTURE: 35 percent very short, 45 percent short, 20 percent adequate. +Eisner asked. "In a word, panic." In an interview published in Friday's Contra Costa Times, Eisner, 48, said he rarely rests easy. +But in their second lawsuit, lawyers for Col. North said this alternative plan is illegal because it violates the independent-counsel law, which requires that such investigations be conducted outside the Justice Department. +A lovely pastoral scene later on populated by figures of Shiva, an elephant, and an Indian woman playing with an electric yo-yo, is broken up by fascist bikers. +Halons are used in firefighting equipment. Officials will be recommending a timetable for the phase-out of CFC substitutes, such as hydrochlorofluorocarbons, if possible in time for the November ministerial meeting. +"They are more psychologically capable" than older eastern Europeans in seeking out Mensa, Vincent said. +Both leaders voiced strong support for the U.S.-led effort to isolate Saddam Hussein. +If you are lucky, and you or your driver are savvy enough, the 'Aids test' can be circumvented by a small 'gift' at the border. +The protesters say they have a constitutional right to bail when charged with a misdemeanor. +Akbulut, a lawyer, was elected to Parliament in 1983 and became speaker in 1987. +Replacing them are today's multiple-dealership, well-heeled businessmen with one eye on the auto industry and the other on real estate. +The racing boat's crisp white sails caught the breeze, and it shot through the water, leaving behind the scores of small boats bobbing in the bay. +Noriega exercised power with ruthless assurance. +A private study said consumer confidence rebounded in April, suggesting spending will be strong in coming months. +In 1969, peace demonstrators staged activities across the country, including a candlelight march around the White House, as part of a moratorium against the Vietnam War. +How can we, with our bare hands?" one cadet replied. +There won't be any extraordinary items in the quarter, he added. +During the first half of the 1980s, money tended to slosh around primarily in the already-developed world. +Lotus began selling Notes licences for batches of 200 users upwards. +Sinn Fein, the outlawed Irish Republican Army's legal wing, accused Protestant extremists of carrying out a random sectarian attack. +The animation deals with his treatment and things that would be hard to take in real life. +But nor have there been significant profits." +Angola has abundant reserves of oil, iron ore and diamonds _ many of them untapped _ and a rich soil that could turn it into a breadbasket of Africa. +The Dash 10 is an older model with a wing design considered more susceptiable to loss of lift from ice buildup. +Any criminal proceedings now under way against those who recently refused military service will be dropped if they agree to perform civilian or unarmed military service, he added. +He was given a seven-year sentence. +MANY of the continent's bourses took a breather yesterday from the bull run, writes Our Markets Staff. FRANKFURT took a pause from its record breaking ways with most analysts commenting that the current rally still has a long way to go. +The deal was priced at a yield spread of 85 basis points above the average rate on the Treasury four-year and five-year notes. +The firm has sought to remain independent by divesting underperforming businesses and closing plants, cutting costs and laying off hundreds of workers. +Keillor left the show in June 1987. +Record stock market volume last year produced surging income for stockbrokers, with the average income for retail brokers reaching a record. +It said that the government has been helping the tribe build new villages. +Earlier in his career, he was Capitol Hill and White House reporter for Scripps-Howard News Service and a foreign correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune. +The journalist who spoke with the Iraqi leader in Baghdad on Saturday said Saddam told him "Tel Aviv would receive the first blow in the case of a gulf war," whether or not Israel joined any multinational strike against Iraq. +Svend Jakobsen, the neutral mediator charged with sounding out eight parties on a national program, said he could not bring enough parties together to form a stable government and was giving up his task. +"I hope the Wyoming bear will be good company for your plaid bear," Sullivan wrote. +North testified at his trial that he watched Poindexter tear up the finding _ which relates to four of the five criminal charges against the ex-national security adviser. +In his toughest remarks yet on the issue, the East German leader said he would not back down from his demand that most East German marks be converted equally to West German marks as the nations are unified. +"It was an age of innocence. +But it doesn't bother me because I know I'm doing what's right," Bush told his interviewers. +A Navy admiral has rejected the appeals of four rescue instructors charged in the death of an airman who was dragged into a swimming pool while classmates sang to drown out his screams for help. +The food cutoff could impose even greater suffering on Iraq. +She'd been a star since her show-stopping number, "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" in "Leave It to Me" in 1938. +The Enaf-Vinto metallurgical smelter complex just east of Oruro, is close to Bolivia's principal tin mines, Huanuni and Colquiri, owned by the state mining company Comibol. +Mr. Zatz, who couldn't be reached for comment, was one of three traders in Swiss francs who were tried last summer on fraud charges. +Of the total, $119.7 million has been contributed by political action committees, which are formed by corporations, labor unions, issue-oriented groups and other organizations to donate money to candidates. +Yang Shangkun, 81, became China's president, or head of state, in April last year. +The company said it and some of its employees bought a large block of Jefferies shares from Primerica Inc. +It has been pumping huge sums into CDI development, particularly in software. Mr Gaston Bastiaens, director of interactive media systems, said the group expected the price of CDI to fall substantially over the next few years. +CBS reported a 73% drop in first-quarter profit and said it will reduce its work force this year by 6%, or about 400 jobs. +Cutting base rates will do nothing to divert the current bullish sentiment from sterling." +Some republics, the Baltic states for example, may choose not to join. +"We have a duty to respond to the violated in our midst," she said. +For instance, a spate of new paper machines ordered in 1987 or 1988 are just coming into production, creating surplus capacity for many types of paper. +Most popular were top-ranked Power Alley Electronic Bowling by Marchon, an electronic extravaganza designed to turn a playroom into a bowling alley, and the Sound Machine Water Cannon fire engine by Nylint. +In fact, of the 11 countries tracked by Morgan, seven have bonds that yield above 10%. +Moving Marcus around didn't help, either. +Following strong demand, the amount was quickly increased to Pounds 200m from the original Pounds 150m. NatWest Capital Markets and Salomon Brothers International jointly arranged the issue. +For such people, dieting can be a grueling, dispiriting process that can take up to two years. +Authorities said an autopsy on the ninth victim, found Monday along Interstate 195 in Marion, yielded a preliminary identification. +Higher taxation of petrol could be a complement. +RJR Nabisco Inc. stock has surged after its directors prolonged a record auction for the food-and-tobacco giant, signaling their belief that even the fattest offer valued at $26.58 billion is too cheap. +The rights will be paid Feb. 2 as a dividend. +The SEC has been successful at convincing courts to freeze the assets of alleged wrongdoers before they can complete the sales of securities and take the funds out. +Mr. Elbaum notes how Bertelsmann lost money when it tried to run the Literary Guild and other U.S. book clubs the way it runs its German book clubs. +On Tuesday, he drew a crowd of thousands to a cove near Candlestick Park where he lay beached beside rocks bearing a no-trespassing sign. +However, this ran into resistance from CEA-Industrie's management. This compromise is the result of arbitration by Mr Jean-Claude Trichet, the powerful director of the French Treasury, who was called in to resolve the deadlock. +No shooting ever took place and both orders were eventually rescinded. +He later became a sports feature writer and columnist at the Philadelphia Daily News, was a sports columnist at the New York Daily News and worked briefly on the staff of The Philadelphia Inquirer. +If necessary, he said, the cargo will be moved to another ship from the Green Bay, which has made several successful trips for Honda since it was completed Oct. 29 by Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Ltd. +The shares were further affected by recurrent speculation that the bank might bid for TSB. US house Lehman Brothers also voiced caution, arguing that: 'The shares looked stretched without a new source of operating gains.' +They later moved to Screven in southeast Georgia where they sang at nightclubs, fairs and special events. +The company noted that plastics led the increase in operating profits in the materials division. +Underwriters led by Kidder, Peabody & Co. priced the 10 1/2% notes at par. +However, an increase in the number of moderate deputies will free the government of some of its inhibitions - both about being more friendly to the western world and about pursuing its economic liberalisation policies. +The measure also would require President Bush to report to Congress by May 1990 on withdrawing all U.S. forces from South Korea. +"A disproportionate number of customer complaints about broker-dealers in our state derive from the penny stock market," said John B. Hiatt, director of the New Mexico Securities Division. +I don't think people should forget that." Most consumers will probably focus on their pocketbooks tomorrow when the much-awaited consumer price index discloses the initial hit from higher energy prices. +Let me attend now to the disappointments. +Dividend yields on the stocks that make up the major market averages got as low as 2.5 percent at the peak of the bull market last year. +Navy officials insist that 15 carriers are the minimum needed to meet U.S. commitments around the world. +Whittle Communications posted revenue of about $152 million this year and projected operating income for 1989 at about $35 million on revenue of $185 million. +Manuel Antonio Noriega as head of the 15,000-strong Defense Forces. +He said three more fitness centers are planned for Georgia and Virginia in the next 12 to 18 months. +(Wilson vs. Seiter) Washington Airports Ruling By a 6-3 vote, the high court struck down a 1986 federal law that created a congressional board to oversee the operations of the Washington area's airports, National and Dulles. +Future developments might produce a binding substance that clings to abnormal genetic material associated with an overactive BCL2 rather than the messenger, he said. +And so this is where I have a big difference. +Per-share earnings fell to $1.21 in the latest quarter as the average number of shares outstanding rose to 52.2 million from 38.5 million, the company said. +Nowadays, Morgenau sees the proliferation of spas as part of a burgeoning "stress industry." "The whole business is blown up way out of proportion. +Almost 70,000 claims have been filed with the Federal Emergency Management Agency in the San Francisco Bay area for temporary housing help, home and business loans, grants and other aid. +Separately, Britoil's hopes for foiling BP's hostile bid seemed to fade yesterday. +The group immediately turned over the potentially explosive information to the office of Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, the liberal Ohio Democrat who was most likely to oppose the nominee in the Senate Judiciary Committee. +Given stable commodity prices, he suggests, it may be a good idea to tighten credit so that "monetary policy grows at the midpoint" of the target ranges. +UTA said contact was lost with Flight 772 less than an hour after it took off from N'Djamena, Chad, on Tuesday afternoon after a stopover on a flight that originated in Brazzaville, capital of the Congo. +"This also means that each of our peoples can decide to remain in the Yugoslav community or leave it," said Jovic, the head of Yugoslavia's eight-member state presidency. +Where we expect some fairly rude braying and chugging, the Stravinsky was svelteness and light. +'Stocks are overfished at the moment and the scientists are recommending reductions in all stocks in the western approaches. +We should use all chances still to renew the party so that it will have a democratic basis. +Huebl, a key ideologist of the communist-led reforms of Alexander Dubcek that were crushed by a Soviet-led invasion, served as director of the Communist Party Academy during that brief period. +'We can service and reduce the debt out of the cashflow of the combined companies. +Laura's new celebrity status hasn't gone to her head, said her mother, Candyce, of Naperville, west of Chicago. +Far from feeling embarrassed about his outburst, the managing director of British Transport Advertising wrote to the FT last week and told us all about it. +He said the rate has dropped because people are confused by the proliferation of such books _ many of them vanity press publications that charge for a listing. +Formerly at the bottom, Campbell is now near the top. +"I don't say anything important until we have an interpreter," he said in broken German. +Sometimes it's hard to tell who's really on trial in the federal racketeering case against Rep. Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., and six other men. +The effect is rather like cleaning your ears out with wire wool. But the excitement was shortlived. +The loss of three sailors who died aboard the submarine USS Bonefish was a loss for everyone in the Navy family, a chaplain said during a weekend memorial service. +They have become propaganda pamphlets for central office. There is plenty for them to crow about. +Medicare would pay 60 percent of drug costs the following year and 80 percent in subsequent years _ but still only on that portion that exceeds $600 a year. +Vittorio Cassoni, who had been head of Olivetti's North American operations before joining AT&T in 1986, will be nominated as managing director of the Italian company, AT&T said in a statement. +T. Marshall Hahn Jr., chairman and chief executive officer, said the company's overall business was sound, reflecting healthy demand for pulp and paper products, but he said earnings were affected by weak plywood and lumber prices. +The biggest increase was in the Midwest, where sales increased 26% to a rate of 129,000 after falling 23% in March. +The slimness of that chance may be measured by the performance of the Democrats in the recent US elections. +There are now 1,058 such schemes covering 470,000 workers. The Discretionary Share Option Schemes under the 1984 Finance Act is confined to an elite of managers and directors. +Fusion, combining two atoms, is the power of nuclear warheads. Fission, splitting an atom, is the power of old atomic weapons and of today's nuclear power plants. +A 15-year-old Israeli girl and two Palestinians were killed. +As with any summer camp, there are field trips: to the Broward County Courthouse, jail and crime lab. +"Today's reversal of field will require adjustment of a fairly large number of significant First Amendment holdings," Justice Scalia said in a dissent that he actually read from the bench because he felt so strongly about the issue. +Rejecting offers on June 20, the RTC supplied additional marketing information to four bidders and asked them to submit "best and final" offers. +The volatility was evident last week after the price rally began in the U.S. on Tuesday, spilled over into world oil markets on Thursday and then stalled on Friday. +Dobson couldn't say how many towns were listed in the atlas, but he said he doesn't often drop a town. +And, most interesting of all to prospective investors, the government is committed to making compulsory competitive tendering a way of life. +Also today, the army said a Palestinian died of wounds sustained in an overnight clash with Israeli troops that left four other Palestinians wounded. +The company introduced two new air-conditioner compressors last spring, just in time to benefit from last summer's abnormally hot weather. +Dye says no one has been killed or injured from the 30,960 probes he had sold at prices ranging up to $29.95 since starting the business six years ago, and only one person had been known to receive a shock. +Murdoch has said he would be glad to provide it" once the agreements are signed, the spokesman said. +Roughly 500 institutions are currently considered insolvent. +Agency officials expressed concern about possible pollution that the leak of the poisonous fumes and chemicals might cause. +Another mummy had a fractured right forearm, "perhaps from warding off a blow," Dr. Marx speculates. +Weld also criticized Congress for excluding itself from coverage of conflict-of-interest laws, which former White House political director Lyn Nofziger was convicted last month of violating on behalf of scandal-plagued Wedtech Corp. and two other clients. +The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to say whether states can put off-limits otherwise public information by invoking privacy concerns _ and a Newport divorce lawyer contends Rhode Island's privacy law is such a shield. +Officials are frantically searching for a way to prevent infestation of the Great Lakes by the pesky mussels, with their zebra-like stripes. +His defection was a major embarrassment for the ruling Kuomintang, which had embraced his most famous song, "Descendants of the Dragon," as a patriotic inspiration, and then felt obliged to ban it for several years. +It will be in the interests of all parties - even the US taxpayers whose interests NIH claims to protect - to agree that mass-produced genes cannot be patented. +Also, the Red Cross said Iraqi officials have agreed to allow Americans held at strategic sites to send messages home to their families. +The lowest standards are in Alabama, where a family of two qualifies only if it earns less than $88 a month, or 13 percent of the federal poverty level of $700 a month for one parent and child. +Such views once landed him in prison for nine years. +GE arrived at the $234,000 figure by multiplying 117 by $2,000, the fine in effect prior to 1986. +Narrated by Meryl Streep and directed by Phil Joanou, the film is a series of informal interviews with seven-year-olds from widely varying social, economic and ethnic backgrounds. +High wind warnings were issued for the eastern half of Montana, the northern mountains and eastern sections of Wyoming, the western Dakotas and the eastern foothills of Colorado. +"We do not oppose the measure," Mr. Glauber said. +Company officals and represenatives from UMW District 17 refused to cross the pickets and enter the Raleigh County Armory, where the sides were scheduled to meet to discuss the firings. +FortuneCity climbed the world's premier league of web sites and has more unique users than eBay and CDNow (PC Data Online June 1999), Registered users doubled from 1,5 million to 3,1 million in the last 90 days alone. +Protesters knocked down parts of the school's wall and hurled the debris at police. +The Democratic presidential nominee invoked Truman's battling underdog memory across the Midwest as he pressed his argument that Bush is an elitist whose proposal to reduce the federal tax on capital gains would benefit primarily the wealthy. +Analysts say GE shares lag 36% below last year's high partly because portfolio managers find it too complex. +He is a pugnacious performer in the Commons. But his weaknesses are as obvious as his strengths. +All three networks do enormous amounts of expensive in-depth reporting. +The ruble has no real exchange rate vs. the dollar, and Cuba has been applying an outdated price system established in 1981. +The state has no provision for mercy killing, he said, adding, "Murder is murder." Beverly Maggart worked as a secretary at the University of Missouri-Kansas City from the mid-1970s until she became physically unable to work last September. +She has her special reasons for this peculiar lapse of knowledge, but she isn't alone. +To that extent our interests are aligned,' he said. +All of these planes will be modified eventually. +President Bush's budget chief is appealing to 21 mostly junior senators for help in finding a way to get deficit-reduction talks started between the White House and congressional leaders. +Coors must find out how seriously Keystone Dry will cannibalize the other Keystone labels, which are on a roll, said Emanuel Goldman, analyst at PaineWebber Inc. "You don't want to mess up a good thing," said Mr. Goldman. +The problem with this action is that the US government provides local companies with a powerful lever just by having the procedure in place.' +With the new setup, individual investors will be asked to put themselves in one of four risk categories: "conservative for income," "conservative for growth," "moderate risk" and "aggressive risk." +The new holding company, Webster/Eagle Bancorp Inc., will have about $1.2 billion of assets and 19 banking offices in Connecticut. +Informed that he could not, he asked if the rejection letter from the American Society of Rejected Writers would count as a rejection. +But with a choice to make, she voted for George Bush. +The impoverished countryside around Ayacucho was the birthplace eight years of the Mao-inspired Shining Path insurgency. +The Soviet population was larger at mid-year, 296.4 million compared with 246 million for the United States. +Trouble is, most players in the broad "average" range (and a lot of quite excellent players, too) are so far from that ideal that we couldn't be nudged there with a bulldozer. +The fighting Saturday came on the third day of an offensive aimed at driving President Samuel Doe from power before a West African force arrives to try to end the 7-month-old civil war. +A Fairchild unit, Vol-San-Chatsworth, was accused recently of non-compliance with required testing procedures. +But fashioning rules that don't have unintended consequences may be extremely difficult. +Izhar Alam, the Punjab police chief, said he believes arms are being smuggled in from Pakistan. +The Austrian official told The Associated Press that the woman is on vacation and believed to be out of the country. +The Soviet ambassador to Denmark, Boris Pastukhov, has been named the Kremlin's new envoy to Afghanistan, succeeding First Deputy Foreign Minister Yuli Vorontsov, an official confirmed Wednesday. +EC beef exports jumped by 48 per cent to 1.16m tonnes, while Australian shipments, reflecting lower sales to Japan, fell 15 per cent to 1m tonnes. +Thousands of people caught a long-awaited glimpse of two giant pandas that went on display at the Toledo Zoo over the objections of a conservation group that wants the endangered animals returned to China. +Under terms, ASK will make and market natural gas-powered cogeneration power systems designed to produce electricity at less cost than a utility would charge a small business. +"I'm sure she didn't mean to take two with her," said Hillhouse's nephew, Scott Hillhouse. +"We ran down to the beach and she was being washed out with a strong undertow. +For this is a play about the aftermath of war: its survivors, refugees, and criminals. +The rightist government of President Alfredo Cristiani has accused the leftist Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front of "kidnapping" hundreds of young men in recent weeks, allegedly to replace losses suffered in the offensive. +However, the vice president told reporters that he would view such a joint appearance as a plus for his campaign. +Hamilton was chairman of Reuters from 1979 to 1985 during the British-based agency's expansion of its financial news services. +By acquiring $34 billion of foreign currency, the monetary authorities have taken a speculative position that yen, D-marks and other currencies will appreciate in relation to the dollar. +Last Oct. 27, then-President Reagan recommended that the building be razed and rebuilt from the ground up. +The report is to be released publicly today. +Independent prosecutors obviously think they make their own rules, and apparently have convinced most of the press and public. +According to official figures, 31 people were killed. +The province has an estimated population of 3 million. +As a subsidiary of Time Inc., Book-of-the-Month Club does not reveal exact sales figures for its books, videotapes or casettes. +But he said he expects the current advance to continue and to move stocks close to the upper end of the trading range that has prevailed since last October's market crash. +Navy admirals, many of whom expressed misgivings about the ATF in the past, must renegotiate the service's role in the overall program by the end of this year. +Saddam said the missile could hit targets hundreds of miles away. +The success of the X-15 design, development and flight program allowed the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo spaceflight programs to accelerate. +Last week, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. announced the establishment of a system of networks covering all health care for its U.S. work force. +Although forecasting is difficult, he says some nuclear plants will have to be replaced in France, while the debate in Germany about the greenhouse effect could work in the nuclear industry's favour. The two home markets will be important for NPI. +Samuel said the courts have not ruled definitively on the issue. +The question asked the 1,039 Canadians surveyed was: "Just suppose for a minute that Canadians were allowed to vote in a U.S. presidential election. +Casualties included works by Theodore Dreiser, Ernest Hemingway and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. +Officials were unsure how many head of cattle were lost in the fire. +The vendor is Davey Bickford Smith. +Hung joined the revolution at the age of 16. The French arrested him in 1931 and banished him to a decade and a half of hard labor at the notorious prison island of Poulo Condore. +One of MOMA's "Ten Criteria" calls for a member to "assume responsibility for one's own life, though at times choosing to seek the help of others." +Management is a problem for the Republicans, as most Americans, given the Reagan record, may suspect the Grand Old Party doesn't know how to manage things. +The four largest last year raised assets by 4.5 per cent, but net income fell 6 per cent in dollar terms. +Defense Secretary Dick Cheney has projected a 2 percent annual decline through the mid-1990s, and many influential congressional figures have called for much steeper declines. +"These are wild dolphins. +At one point in 1986, economic strength was so geographically warped that the entire mid-section of the country was strained by simultaneous weakness in farming, heavy manufacturing, mining and oil. +In 1974, Ella T. Grasso was elected governor of Connecticut, the first woman to win a governorship without succeeding her husband. +That's one of the things about when people talk about selling off the public lands to pay off the national debt. +An olive will just make your cocktail oily. I emerged from the tasting slightly light-headed and not wholly convinced that I had really got to the bottom of the martini debate. +"If the health's good, I may continue," he said. +He directed that anyone whose activities come under examination must be moved to different jobs that have nothing to do with procurement. +However, it claims to have no set calendar for issuance. The assumption in the market is that stock sales will be spread as evenly as possible throughout the year, but few clues have been given as to which maturities the Bank might favour. +The group is buying assets with roughly $1.35 billion of debt and a market value of $1.8 billion. +Underwood, who has been on unpaid medical leave, said she has been diagnosed as having post-traumatic stress syndrome, a condition associated with Vietnam veterans, rape victims and people who have been tortured. +He is virtually the only industrial saint around." Analysts expect Digital to start a new stock buy-back program soon to bolster the shares. +But the show is nonetheless the summer's hottest ticket, with a record advance sale for a nonmusical of over 1.5 million pounds ($2.35 million), and a top ticket price of 17 pounds 50 ($27.50), steep by London standards. +Oil prices dropped in fairly active trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange after Egypt announced it was lowering its crude export prices for the first half of July. +Applications were due last week to the Federal Communications Commission for new systems to provide telephone service to commercial aircraft. +The car that held the second bomb also was reduced to a twisted black metal skeleton. +The Health and Welfare Ministry said Kiichi Fujiwara in Kanagawa prefecture, near Tokyo, now is Japan's oldest man, 109 years and one month. +District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau said his office began investigating allegations of fraud in August 1989 following a complaint from one of the lenders, Chase Manhattan Bank, a subsidiary of Chase Manhattan Corp. +Scientists said ozone depletion over Antarctica reached record levels in recent months. +All the Atrium's retailers were scheduled to open by February and Karp said he expected to begin turning a profit shortly thereafter. +The 18 males and 12 females, ranging in age from 13 to 43, received their new kidneys as far back as 1975. +He recommends the same strategy with platinum: As prices rise above key technical levels, in this case $382.50, investors shouldn't liquidate but simply raise their stop-loss orders to higher price levels. +It said the United Nations has estimated that in Sudan as many as 5 million people are at risk. +Traders are hoping for a cut in the discount rate at the central bank council meeting Thursday. +"The (anti-narcotics) decrees, which have been announced, could have been brought in three years ago." +The board was unanimous, together with the divisional directors and executives (ie, the top 100 managers of our business) on the necessity for the structures review. The majority of the executive board have spent their working lives in this business. +He began his diplomatic career in 1924 as a clerk at the U.S. consulate in Stuttgart, Germany. +Members of the Sylmar Hang Gliding Association hope they will deter people from dumping stolen cars over the sides of cliffs and shooting guns illegally in the Angeles National Forest, said group spokesman Rome Dodson. +Fixed-rate 30-year mortgages rose to an average 10.91% last week, the highest level since early 1986. +But even among such cool heads there is bewilderment at constant claims that the group will be out of the red by the end of this year. According to analysts' calculations, a loss of around DM700m (Pounds 270m) is unavoidable. +The other two dropped out; the university won't say why. +"It's a great feeling of relief. +He is still quite capable of living down to his poor image. +Fort Worth, also in the shadow of Dallas, has survived the oil bust better than Dallas, the magazine said. +The price is Dollars 1.9m, and the agent Jenny Pruitt. +"Senatorial Privilege" has sold more than 70,000 copies despite this major-media neglect, or perhaps because of it. +Many voting machines have room for only eight candidates on a line, and as of Sunday, five Republicans and seven Democrats were seeking their parties' presidential nomination. +It also expressed appreciation to the board for taking time to gather more information. +One tunnel, the service tunnel, is more than half-finished, but much work remains on the other two, which will carry trains in opposite directions. +The Cannon unit holds unlimited world-wide rights to some pictures but it has more limited rights to other movies. +The professional standard-setting organization also released new government figures indicating that the U.S. rate, the highest in the developed world, may finally be leveling off after rising steeply since the mid-1970s. +Passengers were taken to the international air terminal, where Lampl said they were going through customs and immigration and then would be placed on other flights to Miami. +The way down was easier on the lungs than the way up, but harder on the legs, and the rocks underfoot felt sharper. +The elder DeBartolo is founder of the Edward J. DeBartolo Corp. headquartered in Youngstown, Ohio. +But Wednesday was different. +The evening began with Cunningham's 1968 "RainForest." +Virginia Sims, a leader of the Wichita black community and former publisher of a weekly newspaper, died Wednesday. +Responding to calls for Wilson's resignation, he shouted across the floor to opponents, "You should be worried about the guy who stole the property." Liberal leader John Turner sharply criticized Wilson for not resigning. +Because their lives depended on the dogs, the men knew them all intimately, their strengths and foibles. +Galac neither admitted nor denied the rules violation. +That scenario gained credence Wednesday when U.S. military officials conceded that some vital American ground forces might not be ready by the Jan. 15 deadline. +Though no single carrier will control the new company, Delta will own the largest chunk at 40 percent, the airlines said Thursday. +"At one point, we took products that were already on the market in other countries," says Mr. Lyons. +Some meager hope is building for home construction. +Ryzhkov's economic plan proposes a five-year transition to what it calls a market economy still partially regulated by the government. +Manuel Antonio Noriega took refuge in the Vatican Embassy in Panama City last December after U.S. troops invaded the country in an effort to bring him to the United States to face drug charges. +After getting promising test-market results in Wisconsin last year, Bitesize has begun a national roll-out of Tribbles. +"It was a very profitable business," he says. +Net sales fell to $1.22 billion from $1.40 billion last year. +Foreign banks have typically provided grants or personnel resources to meet that obligation. +Less trading means lower commissions and less revenue for brokerage firms. +An amazing amount of people thought this was a crummy idea or that I and the others supporting it were silly. +The man returned to Rhode Island, pulling the 6-year-old off the sidewalk two blocks from his home, police said. +The UK company DIP, whose handheld miniature computer is the basis of the Atari Portfolio, showed that, as did Psion with its notebook-style Mobile Computer. Both companies may have been somewhat ahead of the market. +Neither they nor Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii, the third member of Congress on the board, participated in the selection of Zinser as the new president. +No one was hurt or killed in the blasts, but state authorities later imposed a curfew and banned all public assembly, including Friday prayer services, forcing tens of thousands of Moslem sabbath worshipers to stay indoors. +Last year, Mobil brought in another substantial well in the High Island field, one that tested at a rate equivalent to 9,300 barrels of oil a day. +It is the most radical, daring economic reform program ever attempted in Eastern Europe. +This is the date the swallows traditionally return to the San Juan Capistrano Mission in California. +"When you have a guy that you know is a great front-runner, it sets your course," said Faldo, who won on the second hole of a playoff with Scott Hoch last year. +The man who runs Boston's Logan Airport faced the same problem plaguing major airports worldwide: how to cut the delays that were making flying an ever more unpleasant experience. +Nigel Planer splutters energetically but to little effect. +As in Grenada, the insurgents have shown a willingness to use extremist methods to advance their cause. +Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas O'Rourke said in his opening statement Tuesday that he would show that Brenneke lied when he testified about the alleged meeting and when he said he and another man were contract employees of the CIA. +The eyewitnesses said they were too far away to tell whether Christen appeared to be in good health. +"We very much want to make the highest bid you will receive to acquire Lucky Stores," American Stores Chairman L.S. Skaggs said in the letter. +The Disney Co. is organizing and paying for the entire event, including hotel rooms and food. +Aside from his retardation, Kohl is blind and an active carrier of the hepatitis B virus. +That's when it's time to bring on the victims. +But Kremin said more than a dozen witnesses will swear that nothing was thrown at the rescue workers. +Goertz told immigration inspectors he had been forced to join the SS at the end of 1943 and remained a member until the end of World War II in May 1945, officials said. +The biggest losers in the American were Cleveland (a runaway last), Chicago and California (LA/Orange County). +The station has now been converted into a 'gold' rock and pop music format. The paper offer for the A shares is 345 for 200; for the ordinary shares, it is 206 for 100. +"It's going well," he said. "I feel like (blacks) will start coming to the pool." Jamie Willis, 17, who is white, said they probably wouldn't. +Simon called it 'hard, heavy, laboured'. +The 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 257.69 points, or 0.67 percent, ending at 38,681.31. +'It is our intention to pursue a strategy that will bring recovery, with it growth, with it jobs and with it prosperity,' he said in the house yesterday. +Omus Hirschbein, who is director of performing arts at the Y, is convinced the plan will be a winner. +The high-flying Pirates have been baseball's biggest surprise this year, leading the National League Eastern division. What's more, management believes the scrappy club can sell 2 million tickets, enough to eke out a profit. +"Andrew Dice Clay did not do this in rehearsal and we were very surprised by it. +European tractor sales are projected to fall to 106,000 units in 1994, down from 181,000 in 1990. Industry-wide sales of construction equipment are flat to lower. +Call charges would also be cheaper than using the public network. +He was even scarier than Godzilla because he didn't look like a monster, but just like someone who spent too much time at the gym. +In Chamonix, France, ice sculptors Christian Claudel and Francis Cuny carved a giant thermometer on the Mer de Glace glacier to protest global warming resulting from air pollution. +For several months, there was optimism all around. +The revised figures showed that nonfarm productivity increased by 2.1 percent in 1988, compared to a previous estimate of 1.5 percent. +I talked to one company the other day that had just finished looking at it for a third time." +OPEC in recent weeks has been making some involuntary reductions in output. +The group forecast that the dollar's value will fall another 5% to 10% by the end of 1988. +"A policeman found a diamond ring out in the parking lot," she said. +"He's an extraordinary trial lawyer," says Federal Judge Frank Altimari, who first met Mr. Parcher during the lawyer's stint as a public defender. +The Mallicks paid off their loans in December 1980 by selling Mallightco a 1979 Cadillac Seville valued at $10,575 and credited against the loans. +Ahmed Moharam, a 38-year-old Exxon Corp. administrator, remembers being sent from his mountain village when he was 11 because the only real schools were in Sanaa, the capital. +The Federal Home Loan Bank Board had sought to block Parks under regulations prohibiting a group from gaining control of a savings and loan association without federal permission. +The radio also announced that all political prisoners had been released. +Mexico Equities closed sharply weaker as prices trailed Wall Street. +While playing, he wears a special glove, stitched at home by a trainer, that allows extra room for soft bandages. +Carson Pirie Scott & Co. said the Circuit Court of Cook County, Ill., denied the request of one of its landlords for a preliminary injunction against a proposed reorganization of the company. +As veterans of budget wars know, revenue "shortfalls" and budget "cuts" don't mean that the numbers go down, just that they fall a little short of the (projected) dreams of avarice. +It is more expensive than either landfilling or incineration, although that could change as industries gear up to handle large volumes of recycled material. +One might have thought that the market would be impervious to shocks from the housebuilders by now. +Baptist conservatives had mixed reactions to the organization. +"We taught them to think this way. +In attempting to enter other markets, Ms. Thomas must apply the Chicago formula to cities that lack a central young-singles neighborhood akin to the Lincoln Park area. +Then move into rented accommodation. +Tribune said a "steep decline" in advertising revenue led to lower profit in its media businesses. +The witnesses said corpses were lying on the streets in the Novo Sarajevo and Novi Grad districts. Casualty figures were difficult to confirm but Belgrade television said at least three civilians had been killed and dozens wounded. +Frankfurt stocks also declined but London shares rose. +The 63-member conference agreed unanimously to raise the federal borrowing limit to $2.8 trillion from the current level of $2.32 trillion, an increase of $480 billion. +Those who say Congress used to run with alacrity and efficiency are revisionists; the Founding Fathers didn't intend it that way, and they rarely would have been surprised. +Though Mr. Lawson has said he believes inflation has peaked, he declined to indicate when the government might feel it has slowed enough to allow a relaxation in interest rates. +So has a vocal oppositon, which says there can be no democratization in Panama as long as Gen. +That's not likely to bother the typical F-series buyer, however. Ford said 95 percent are men, with median age of about 45. +HAL said the latest results will be reported in a few weeks. +I wanted my brother officers to know I'm innocent. +He said he looked over the evidence carefully and felt he had no choice. +Based on number of stores, the acquisition ranks as the largest for Blockbuster, which has been growing at a torrid pace in recent years. +When Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze visited Deng in Shanghai last February he received a warm and lengthy handshake, but no hug. +Richard Schroeder, a leading Social Democrat lawmaker, said after talks broke off that his party still hoped to join de Maiziere's government. +After Yanayev's nomination, Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev, one of those mentioned earlier as a possible vice president, said curtly: "Yes, I will support him. +The moves have fueled a rise in UAL stock of about $14 a share this month. +Farley is trying to restructure a $796 million loan obtained from a consortium of banks for the Pepperell buyout. +A much larger number of people - around 275,000 - have mortgage arrears of more than six months. +The panel is considering six allegations against Wright. +APRIL 12 _ Plane crash in South Africa kills 23. +But the creditors, who range from aircraft giants like Airbus Industrie and Boeing to mom-and-pop travel agencies, have grown increasingly frustrated and impatient about getting at least some of their money. +'At least 51 per cent of the equity must be sold for privatisation to be a reality. +The Labor Department said its Consumer Price Index rose 0.4 percent last month despite a 0.7 percent drop in energy costs. +If the broad correlation of forces runs overwhelmingly against Saddam, how can he move with impunity? +The Internal Revenue Service is ahead of last year's pace in processing income tax returns. +Turkish civil defense workers, helped by a 32-member West German rescue team with search dogs, shoveled through the mud and stones that roared down on the mountain village Thursday morning. +Structural steel is mainly used for the construction industry. +"Investigators have found, after extensive testing, that the interior tail cone release mechanism failed to separate the tail cone and deploy the emergency slide," National Transportation Safety Board member John Lauber said. +Also Wednesday, an army report concluded that a 15-year-old female Jewish settler whose death in the occupied lands raised a furor was killed by a bullet from a careless Israeli guard, not by stones thrown by Palestinians. +The credits range from 25% to 40% of the dollar value of the increase. +For example, Libya was the first to break the $30-a-barrel level and others followed. +Samsung Group and Goldstar, also of South Korea, are selling more products under their own names. +The yield spread was 0.01 percentage point wider than late Monday. +Patane apparently suffered a heart attack while conducting a new arrangement of the opera "The Barber of Seville," late Monday, Bavarian Radio said in a statement released to other news media. +In the nation's capital, the high of 87 was the warmest on record for any day in March. +Troubled Columbia Savings & Loan said it has agreed to sell its high-risk junk bonds to a Canadian-led investment group for $3 billion. +More to the point, said an ethnic Turkmen, 'In this country there are not laws. +A woman located through income tax errors has pleaded guilty to escaping from a federal women's prison 10 years ago, but even a prosecutor cites her good behavior since then. +The Soviet delegation is headed by Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzkhov and includes Interior Minister Vadim Bakatin and Justice Minister Veniamin Yakovlev. +The Treasury's 30-year issue climbed nearly 1/4 point. +The indictments from a federal grand jury were issued late last week. +Becor said it completed the planned sale of its Western Gear aerospace unit to Lucas for about $109.3 million. +Gasoline has set new record closing prices every day since Aug. 15, with prices at the pump also on the rise. +"It addresses key areas of importance to both of us," he said, citing operational efficiency, training, job security and compensation. +Both were charged with nine counts of sodomy and rape, according to police spokesman Capt. +Pearson, on the other hand has underperformed the market over the same period. +The better party is one with 100,000 members and (capable of getting) 1 million votes, than a party with 1 million members and only 100,000 votes," he said. +At that time Northrop indicated that the decision by the international chamber would carry more weight. +It said in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, it guaranteed 196,600 home loans totaling $15.8 billion, compared to 188,000 home loans totaling $14.4 billion in the previous year. +The result is likely to be big cost savings as drugs companies restructure their salesforces, once their biggest cost-centres. The move is being driven by two important changes. +The paper's article cannot be considered a statement backed by the policy-making Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party, he said. +Or why the most simple fact involving the location of the coroner's office eludes everyone on this case for years. +Consumers Union rates more than 50 long-term care policies in the May edition of its magazine, Consumer Reports, and finds some fault with every one of them. +Depending on the type of software and peripherals used, the machines can serve either as the main computer in a network of many terminals (a role usually filled by a minicomputer), as a technical workstation or as a very fast personal computer. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, USX closed at $30.125, down $1. +Now, the first U.S. retrospective of the 50-year-old, German-born artist has just opened at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, in SoHo. +Members find it easy to doctor legislation by slipping in special provisions that could never survive in the cold light of day. +If convicted, Barrie could get up to a year in jail and a $2,000 fine. +Among those remaining in contention was Lisa M. Edwin of Dwight, Ill., one of the six 10-year-olds who were among the 222 who began the competition on Wednesday. +The affected models are DU7400XS-0, DU7600S-0, DU7800XS-0, DU9000XR-0 and DU9000XR-1, the company said. +Dennis C. Bottorff, president and chief operating officer of Sovran, will be president and chief operating officer of Avantor and become chief executive officer of the new company upon Brown's retirement. +Profit from continuing operations excluding unusual items more than doubled, reflecting improved results in all business groups. +The package envisions establishing more than the single anti-missile site allowed under the 1972 pact, but delays the decision for at least several years and urges the president to try to renegotiate the pact in the meantime. +It was not just his age that set him apart, however. +To them, the old policies seemed to favor animals and whites over blacks. +Japan has many such groups, bound together by cross shareholdings, other financial ties and common business strategies. +Workers were not required to use the regulator, since mining in the section had been completed on Sept. 6, and the four workers who died in the area of high methane concentration were dismantling a longwall mining machine, Smith said. +Plans to sell the stake, valued at 1.8 billion West German marks ($990 million), were postponed earlier this year by the auto maker's announcement in March of an unexpected 473 million mark foreign-exchange loss from fraud. +The official Tass news agency said 47 demonstrators were arrested. +It manages two others. +It is probably running slightly ahead of a similar project on a greenfield site near Daventry. +Terry Herbeck, president, said United Surgical doesn't intend to file for bankruptcy-law protection and the company isn't in financial difficulty. +In contrast another fledgling company, Unipalm, the computer network specialist, has gone to a healthy premium. +Cain and Wymer were sentenced to probation Thursday. +Despite these impressive statistics, CGE appears to have had trouble finding other shareholders to join in the venture to lessen its financial burden. +The Lexington was launched in 1942. +The National Archives released 47 hours of tape-recorded conversations between former President Nixon and his top aides, most of them made in the Oval Office. +The addict slips the needle into his scarred arm and drives down the plunger, or flares a crack-filled pipe and inhales the heated vapor. +For 1987, securities analysts are estimating profit will rise to about $2.75 a share, with some estimates ranging as high as $3 a share. +He gave no details of the current negotiations. +A BankEast spokesman said yesterday that its proposal hasn't been withdrawn. +BUSH HAS SURGED to a wide lead over Dukakis, according to a new poll. +NCR charged that AT&T's offer violates federal regulations. +Herr is German for mister. +Madani began a two-year prison in 1982 for organizing a fundamentalist protest. +One trader said that although the market isn't perceived as "overheating," it still "has been rising rather fast and is likely to have a slight correction." +Each uses ethnic working-class roots to seek support from a constituency composed of police officers, firefighters and other blue-collar residents who are first-generation Americans born of Eastern European parents. +For one thing, it's hard for them to make a more attractive offer than the U.S.'s, that if Mr. Noriega left now, he could return after Panama's elections in May 1989. +Hawaiian Insurance & Guaranty Co. and its four units accounted for $58.5 million in revenue in 1985. +Housing and Urban Development Secretary Samuel R. Pierce says federal housing officials plan to significantly increase the number of people getting vouchers to help pay their rent. +Grumman has said it isn't a target of a continuing grand jury investigation in Brooklyn. +Perhaps a new poster boy should be recruited. +Today it's a megacity of 12 million people and growing. +He met a Vietnamese woman in 1969 to whom he is still married in the United States; he fathered Gloria during a brief liaison. +Kyriakos noted: "I don't care much about Lebanon, like the older generation does. +Michael H., a neighbor with whom Carol D. had an affair, sued in state court in 1982, seeking to have himself declared Victoria's father. +A large part of Kazakhstan would also be included. +The RISC microprocessors are at the heart of a growing number of workstations. +Roth's amendment stems from the death of Lee Mirecki, who died March 2 during Navy rescue swimmer training in Florida. +In judging its monetary policy, the Fed has indicated it is monitoring the value of the dollar, commodity prices and the difference between short- and long-term interest rates in addition to the two broader money supply measures. +Three others are scheduled in the next two weeks. +Liggett & Myers Tobacco's headquarters and manufacturing facilities will remain in Durham, together with its administrative and factory personnel. +That is because many retailers stocked up on these products in preparation for possible sanctions, and also because the U.S. government purposefully selected goods for tariffs that are competitively supplied by non-Japanese producers. +The ceremonies are Sept. 17. +A megabit equals one million bits. +"With Cardinal, if you hold it to maturity, you're going to get 7.25%" each year. +The vice president, who visited several Central American countries in June, also called on Nicaragua, Cuba and the Soviet Union to stop arming leftist guerrillas in El Salvador. +The city's Library Board still must vote on whether to build the new library. +Whatever the case, strategists don't operate in a vacuum. "You get a lot of heat from your brokers when you're bearish and the market goes up," says Mr. Smith at Prudential Securities. +The current squeeze may result from one-off pressures as recession grips mainland Europe and Procter & Gamble makes a splash in detergents in the US. +On Monday, the government employees union publicly declared that it would not attend a government-sponsored rally called for yesterday, and the government had to cancel it. +At the time, Japan got 80 percent of its oil from the United States, and it feared the consequences of a possible American cutoff of supplies. +There was also some interest in utility stocks that have either recently passed or are approaching deadlines for investors to qualify for dividends. +Arnold Staloff, past president of the New York Commodity Exchange, on Tuesday was named president and chief executive officer of Bloom Staloff Corp., a Philadelphia securities trading firm. +Police gave no motive for the slaying of Angela de Guerrero, 32. She was shot four times as she sat in her small sedan outside a supermarket in Bogota's northern suburbs by two gunmen who fled in a white car. +The Pan Am jet, the first U.S.-chartered flight in nearly three weeks, landed Friday afternoon at Raleigh-Durham airport with 123 American citizens, six Canadians and others of unknown nationality. +The site is directly across the river from where the girl's parents, Robert and Paula Sims, live. +Republicans - Frenzel, N; Stangeland, N; Weber, N. +But Mr. Nilson thinks the big players in Visa and MasterCard this decade will be the European banks. +"The idea is to abolish the curbs on a reciprocal basis so travel theoretically is permitted everywhere," an official said. +Since Richard Greenberg's adaptations stick closely to Kafka's texts, the piece preserves much of Kafka's dry, matter-of-fact tone. +Those nationals account for fewer than 600 of the stranded Westerners. +They said their 1985 calculations could not be confirmed because the government then was not disclosing figures. +However, a clause in the 1980 constitution, written by Pinochet's administration, allows him to remain army commander until 1998. +Mr. Lee is expected to try to do this at the ruling party's congress in July by persuading a sufficient number of elderly members of the KMT old guard to retire. +That increased the yield on the government's benchmark 30-year bonds to 8.90% from 8.85%. +Yasunari Kawabata was the previous Japanese prizewinner in 1968. +Sunday's was the sixth election since the return to democracy after the 1967-74 military dictatorship. +The concert-goers outside the Jackson Optimist Sports Arena occasionally hooted and made obscene gestures. +Most are toll-free 800 numbers or 900 numbers, for which callers pay. +To Some Degree Now that he's added a Ph.D. +"These companies correctly believe that they can get away with nearly anything in terms of new-product claims." What's the difference, for example, between Tylenol Cold formula and Tylenol Cold & Flu formula, both made by Johnson & Johnson? +Prosecutor Sara Nieves said officials at the U.S. Interests Section had provided logistical support and "orientation" to the members of Pro-Human Rights Youth, who were convicted on Wednesday. +Cornelia Small, chief economist at Scudder, Stevens & Clark, said it will be difficult to tell much about the state of the ecomony until after Christmas. +Mr. Vander Jagt said he knew of only two companies that would benefit from the minimum tax change. +For Dukakis, the speech marked the culmination of a 16-month campaign for his party's presidential nomination and the formal opening of his challenge to Bush. +Economic deprivations have risen. +Flynn said the president told him he had tried to call the mayor at his home recently and spoke with Flynn's 9-year-old daughter. Flynn said he told Bush he never got the message, and joked that maybe his daughter didn't know who Bush was. +The commercials on television in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are even more boring than those on U.S. networks. +I am disappointed that Bryn Davies did not express a more rounded view. +The virus, related to the deadly Ebola virus of Africa, has turned up in monkeys from three Philippine importers since fall. The licenses of three of the nation's largest monkey importers have been revoked amid concerns about the virus's spread. +The Supreme Court will take up important cases on corporate taxes, product liability, employee benefits and antitrust. +Floyd's sole three-putt green came after a pulled nine-iron left him 50 rollercoaster feet from the pin on 17, and it cost him his lead. +The National Futures Association received the audited report for 1989 in late March of this year. +Separately, in Oklahoma City, Fleming Cos. said its board authorized the repurchase of as many as two million common shares, about 7.5% of its stock outstanding. +For the week, the index rose about 4.5 points. +The treaty was the first between the countries since a friendship pact in 1944, and France's first bilateral treaty in 27 years. +The premiums paid by banks into their federal deposit-insurance fund will be almost doubled, to $1.50 for every $1,000 of deposits, but the thrifts' premiums will rise to $2.30 next year and could ultimately reach $3.25. +"We're going to pick up _ one way or the other _ all the oil that's out there," Exxon spokesman Don Cornett told reporters one week after the Exxon Valdez ran aground. +Eugene Laff, former Haas chairman, was charged last month with 15 counts of conspiring to mainipulate the prices of the same three stocks to increase their value in a scheme that included Lorin. +Lutz is known for his love of cars, especially driving them fast. +The governor has made sure funds are distributed evenly in rural areas, White said. +West Texas has been under pressure since January. +Earlier this month, Premadasa announced the amnesty as part of a peace plan under which Sinhalese and Tamil militants would receive parliamentary seats and jobs in return for renouncing violence. +Also, banks holding the bonds may be required to mark the bonds to market on a continuous basis. +Because of the injury, Dr. Hammer appeared last Monday with a cane to host a luncheon in Los Angeles for Sen. Albert Gore Jr., Democratic presidential candidate, the spokesman says. +Japanese leaders have said Japan might aid Peru if Fujimori works with the IMF and other multilateral organizations to address its economic problems. +What's wrong with that sort of recession? +During a 90-minute news conference, Ballard described how he his ocean-crawling robot located the Bismarck "sitting upright and proud" two weeks ago. +And recently, Coastal won a $549 million judgment from an Occidental Petroleum Corp. unit in a suit charging that the unit tried to monopolize certain natural gas markets. +The EEC high court said the Common Market states had not followed correct procedures when they enacted the ban, which was passed by a written procedure that required unanimity. +A U.S. team visited the Soviet test facility earlier this month. +Stening said four gunmen kidnapped them near south Lebanon's provincial capital of Sidon as they were driving in a U.N. car from their base in the southern port of Tyre to Beirut on Feb. 5. +Only for yardwork and home maintenance did women do less than half. +"I missed one of those turns on the inside," he told me, "and it was like falling down an empty elevator shaft." In "Carmen Sings Monk," there are no casualties. +A military honor guard fired a salute as workers shoveled soil over his red and black coffin. +The staff will produce seven hours of live news, weather and markets coverage every week day, and several half-hour summaries daily. +First-quarter sales declined 3.5% to $1.10 billion from $1.14 billion. +The Japan's central bank does not officially comment on its market activity. +It runs head-on into the deficits plaguing the United States and the economic crisis wrenching the Soviet Union. +Drenchev ruled out a candidacy for himself. +Big Board volume totaled 170.49 million shares, against 167.10 million in the previous session. +Eurodollar bond prices were marked significantly lower, and one of the few major new issues, by Shell Canada Ltd., encountered resistance, surprising many dealers. +So what's wrong with perfection? +Washington University in St. Louis has a 50-50 agreement with an outside venture capitalist who selects research with commercial promise. +"Your great state was the only state with the good sense to be in the Democratic column in 1984, and we're going to make sure that you have lots of company in 1988," she said in her remarks at the delegation's headquarters hotel. +It also nullified other contracts where local authorities had come out on top, leaving the banks a loophole through which to recuperate at least part of their losses. +I read the exerpts of Wayne Angell's exchange with a Gosbank representative ("Put the Soviet Economy on Golden Rails," editorial page, Oct. 5) with great interest, since the gold standard is one of my areas of research. +While the dollar moved in ranges of more than two pfennigs and one yen yesterday, the intraday bands were more digestible than Tuesday's swings of five pfennigs and two yen. +But it is not an option for the world as a whole. +Police said they began their investigation of Zaccaro, now 24, after hearing he was dealing drugs. +'Since then business on all our sites has been transformed.' The workforce at Derby, Crewe and York has been reduced from 8,300 to 4,500 and costs have been pared. +Advocates for Cuban prisoners immediately criticized Nelson's statements. +Consequently, it is indeed a very favorable provision for those who are "lucky" enough to die during the next five years. +U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. 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"The Sovereignty Commission was concerned about destroying things. +Among the other signs, says Steve Lyons, associate professor of meteorology at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, are the large thunderstorms typically produced in the areas of the warm sea water. +Amnesty International called on the British government to outlaw manufacture of equipment which can be used only for executions or torture. +The cut in the October 1988-September 1989 quota was triggered automatically by a fall in the average coffee price below $1.15 a pound. +In addition to the children whose ages ranged from 5 to 13 years old, and the clerk, about eight other people witnessed the shooting. +For example, a customer with a Pulse card may pay for gasoline at any Mobil station that has an on-line electronic card payment machine. +Theotokis was born on the Ionian island of Corfu and studied law in Switzerland and France. +Leaders of the National Office for Black Catholics and the National Black Lay Caucus said Sunday they would study written comments collected at the conference before issuing a statement on the rite. +He claims they've been unable to muster more than a handful for protest marches and haven't delayed his plans a day. +Jabara accused Jackson of "caving in" to Jewish groups, and said many members of his group were dismayed by the TV interview. +He said that "even though the opposition is not completely satisfied, the electoral process is being channeled toward what the opposition wants." The government promised to put no restraints on campaigning or news coverage. +It said the food was mostly for Miskito, Sumo and Rama Indian communities on the Atlantic Coast. +He wrote that class barriers were crumbling, and pointed to studies showing that by the year 2000, 70 percent of all job will require brains, not brawn, compared with only 30 percent in 1945. +West Germany's drug dealers are linked to an international network stretching from the Far East to North America, law officials say. +The Kuwaitis took an especially tough line toward Iraq, which seized the oil-rich country in a bitter dispute that challenges Kuwait's right to survive as a nation. +At that time, U.S. bishops, with approval of the late Pope Paul VI, revoked an 1884 decree by the American bishops automatically excommunicating divorced, remarried Catholics. +The appeals court last week upheld the lower court ruling. +The Agnellis' investment arm, Ifint S.A., is to ally with BSN in a joint bid for Exor of about 1,450 francs a share. +The Food and Drug Administration will hold a hearing next week to review continuing reports that a widely used prescription acne drug is linked to birth defects. +One way for Time to increase shareholder value would be to pay a special cash dividend. +Says Zeke Owen, whose shop near Camp LeJeune caters to Marines: "I've done Iwo Jima maybe 12 times in 30 years. +Consumer prices edged up 0.1% in January after rising 0.2% in December, suggesting weak demand is still holding inflation in check. +It is a composition of wit, brilliance and energy; Sinopoli risked the ire of the large Sunday-night audience in programming it. +A psychologist, Lucy Papillon, reportedly told the grand jury that she and Railey were romantically involved and had discussed marriage before the attack. +When inflation fell with the Real to less than 2 per cent a month, this income disappeared. +He predicts the number of store terminals nationwide will hit 65,000 by year end, up from 27,400 at the end of 1986. +Moments later, he began lurching back and forth in a unique twist-style dance step. +The Iraqi army's al-Qadissiya daily reported Thursday that Lt. Gen. +Analysts said reports of intervention by foreign central bankers did little to help the embattled dollar. +India in the 1990s wants good relations with the west, especially the US, as never before. +This is a conservative estimate. +"The Algerian negotiators thereupon allowed the plane to take off for Algiers and then took the hijackers at their word. +Former pro football star John Matuszak died of an accidental overdose of a mild narcotic painkiller, the coroner said Tuesday in a report that also found non-lethal traces of cocaine in his system. +Outside the administration, Mr. Baker's Keynesian critics have long urged devaluation as the only way to reverse the trade deficit; they're still waiting for the J-curve to kick in and reduce the deficit, despite two years of devaluation. +As one congressional staff member put it, "Yesterday's events show that investment banking is a risky business." +This was augmented last winter, when USAir agreed to operate the former Trump Shuttle which flies between Washington DC-New York-Boston. So the airlines respective routes fit fairly neatly together. +A different texture," he said. "You have to chew it a very long time." Cundiff and his colleagues, whose lab is at Clay Center, Neb., have worked to identify breeds or breed crosses that help improve tenderness while reducing fat. +But they say their refusal to date has nothing to do with questions of taste. +On Wednesday, Sri Lankan industrialist Kanagasabai Gunaratnam was slain by two men on a motorcycle as he sat in his car in Colombo, a company spokesman said on condition of anonymity. +But for brain tests, the unwieldy machines "would have required patients to stand on their heads," says Reginald Bickford, a researcher at the University of California at San Diego. +The dispute reached its peak last week when a Sephardi militant, Yamin Suissa, announced he sent a telegram to President Mikhail S. Gorbachev and President Bush, asking them to curb the Soviet Jewish exodus. +INFLATION TARGET Will not be exceeded 'in any serious way' this year. +There are no party politics. +It posted a profit for 1990; in the first quarter of this year it had a loss of C$15 million, or 30 Canadian cents a share. +Filmy dresses in soft colors seemed to float down the runway. Suits, sometimes with deep decolletes, and pant suits cut on a bias guaranteed the feminine touch. +That mood in itself might end the crisis shortage, since it might soon be documented as a decline of consumer confidence. +One pound cost $1.6825 Monday, cheaper than late Friday's $1.7023. +Will Baby and Johnny get it on before Penny gets Baby? Shut up and dance. +In 1987, pension funds held 24 percent of the securities traded in this country. +'They are all at least trilingual,' he says. +"The person on the receiving end really doesn't have much to say about it until the person on the appointing end decides what he is going to do and makes the announcement," Orr said. +'It is not so much more deserving than other countries.' But why was a Brady-type solution not launched much earlier? +'It's too early to pinpoint, but people should be aware that this market has the potential to get there,' she said. 'In the past we had a freeze and the trees were healthy. +Share prices closed mixed in choppy trading on the London Stock Exchange Wednesday after an early surge evaporated in the wake of Wall Street's downturn. +Gainers outnumbered losers by nearly 2 to 1 in the early tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues, with 744 up, 425 down and 554 unchanged. +Late yesterday, the spread was unchanged. +It was that market that First Executive was trying to buy into. +Friends have described Moody as a loner. +The students from Seoul and other cities said they want to march to Pyongyang, the capital of communist North Korea, for an international youth festival July 1-8. +Stuart has collected $82,000 on an insurance policy from his wife's position as a lawyer. +A day earlier, their request focused on how long Miss Levin had to be choked to produce pinpoint hemorrhaging on her eyelids. +Pickering said Iraq repeatedly had lied about its intentions and demonstrated its "scorn" for the international community and disdain for international law. +Charles spends the days at his office-apartment at Buckingham Palace, often sleeping there, and rushes off to the polo grounds during country weekends, People said. +The Jordanian port of Aqaba is explicitly included in the "primary area of operation" in the Persian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, and the Red Sea announced by the Pentagon. +"He was 26 and looked upon by Don Regan as the most valuable human asset in that firm. +That way, the children might be given hearing aids before they begin having troubles learning speech and language. +Reached by telephone, the minister declined to comment on the lawsuit. +In the fiscal year, earnings jumped to $48.2 million, or $1.45 a share, from last year's $1.5 million, or five cents a share. +Industry experts also say erosion has occurred overseas, where U.S. companies are listed on foreign exchanges. +Rated single-A-3 by Moody's and single-A-minus by S&P, the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc. +Door-to-door searches were reported. +Officers, directors and members of the McGill family hold about 21% of McGill's common shares outstanding, the company said. +Investors in the 111 West Washington Street Association Ltd. partnership had each put in $150,000 in principal and about $52,000 in interest for each unit. +But finally, no character seems strong enough to resolve the political and ethical ambiguities so tantalizingly raised. +The steady improvement of the balance sheet since the buy-out has allowed RJR Nabisco to shed its 'highly leveraged transaction' status, winning access to cheaper bank finance. +In fact, the man had been in prison for armed robbery. +Trost complained that sailors had not been properly taught to do their jobs, that supervisors lacked safety training and established safety procedures were not adequately followed. +The Bakkers have asked viewers to contribute $1 million for a defense fund. +There's quite a lot of feeling that the Black Watch and Argylls should have been disbanded - they're no Highlanders.' +It was part of a world tour that began in Moscow and ends Thanksgiving day in Moscow, Idaho. +He admits to lying to his own brother if he finds a good shoal, and it seems clear that the billing does not refer to him as a 'buccaneer' for nothing. +Underwriters at several firms attributed the success of the offering to the issue's high ratings of double-A by Moody's Investors Service Inc. and single-A-plus by Standard & Poor's Corp. +State officials have identified more than 50 beaches in the sound that need to be cleaned. +Later Mr. Chen arranged for the coins to be deposited at Republic's office in New York. +But those laws don't specifically apply to airlines, and suing, of course, is often expensive and time consuming. +"We make them fresh every day, handmade. +Mr. Bilzerian and an affiliated entity already own 446,000 shares, or 9.9% of the shares outstanding. +As it travels this somewhat dull route, William Cook's profits are likely to recover to Pounds 7m this year, or earnings of 22p, followed by Pounds 10m and 31.8p of earnings. +Benefits in kind must be listed separately from total income. Investment income. +He said 20 soldiers were wounded in the shootout. +For the year the company posted a net loss of $43.4 million on revenue of $7.43 billion. +The House Appropriations Committee has already trimmed back on promised increases in the budget resolution for health and education programs, and Mr. Byrd has signaled a desire to cut even further in the Senate. +In resorts where the groomed runs are at their most dangerous, skiing off-piste with a qualified guide can be a safer option. +Such instability leads to frequent challenges to union leadership. +But Allan MacEachen, Liberal leader in the Senate, said the Liberal senators decided that, for an issue of this importance, it was appropriate to await the response of Canadians in a national election. +The problem is the inability of the nation's medical community to get costs under control, and the willingness of public and private insurance systems to perpetuate the system. +W. Henson Moore, deputy secretary of the Department of Energy, agreed with McMillan that prices had been rising before the accident. +President Fidel Castro said President Bush must have approved a U.S. Coast Guard attack on a Cuban freighter suspected of drug-running, the official Cuban news agency reported. +Poulenc's generosity to younger colleagues is striking. +Equally, if you choose to run a 30-year-old MGB or even a Morris Minor instead of a modern car, you need to know one end of a spanner from the other if you are not to be faced with (a) unreliability and (b) ruinous garage bills. +Ireland has moved a step closer to abandoning its traditional policy of military neutrality by announcing that it is prepared to consider sending troops to help UN efforts in eastern Bosnia. +The conference seemed less divisive than had been anticipated, even though Gorbachev proposed ideas once vilified by the party's leadership: a free-market economy, ownership of private property and freedom of religion. +He said Shultz decided to make the trip Friday night after meeting his chief Mideast envoy, Philip Habib, who recently toured the area. +In an effort to reduce debt, Mesa also announced today the creation of a Hugoton Royalty Trust made up of Mesa's holdings in the Hugoton field in Kansas, the nation's largest natural gas field. +Feverish buying in the last two hours of trading on London's International Petroleum Exchange reversed a slide in the Brent blend crude. +When the coins come out of the ancient burnishing machine, they are as bright as the day they were minted. +The press dubbed it the "Takeaway Rembrandt." +"It depends on what happens. +He currently owns about 660,000 shares, or 5.5% of the common shares outstanding. +Denison holds a 36.7% voting stake in Roman, which has interests in packaging and printing. +The complaint also charges that in 1983, the defendants bought stock for less than fair market value in Telecom Plus's Triboro Communications Inc. unit. +It acknowledged one militiaman killed and one wounded and said the attackers captured three followers of Abu Nidal, whose real name is Sabry al-Banna. +Her husband, Dimitri, a 39-year-old mechanic, said he expected a big change in his life from the provisional government's promise to shorten the work week from six to five days. +We get high marks for clearing." +The Criminal Investigations Office has denied issuing any such a warning and the State Department has denied receiving any. +The 11-pound, full-term baby was less than five hours old when it was found dead in a plastic bag outside an apartment complex Wednesday. +Others attending were Presidents Kenan Evren of Turkey and Maumoun Abdul-Gayoum of the Maldives, Prime Minister Ezzeldin al-Laraki of Morocco and Foreign Ministers Mukhtar Bong of Gabon and Ibrahim Faal of Senegal. +It's expected, however, that the company, which has been hurt by a five-month-long United Steelworkers strike and a downturn in energy operations, will post a substantial loss. +Such partnerships, Olivetti executives say, fill important holes in their product range without ceding control of the company. +Later, during her concert, she thanked her fans for their support. +The arrests cut across ethnic, religious and party lines, but the detainees had at least one thing in common: They had opposed Dr. Mahathir and his cronies. +Unisys lost 1 3/8 to 20 1/4 on trading of six million shares. +Bill McAndrew, NBC's manager of news information, quoted the caller as saying it was the first of future attacks against Israeli targets. +A farm is defined as a place that sold agricultural products worth $1,000 or more in the previous year. +Armenian and Azerbaijani media have warned activists of "unpredictable consequences" if they carry out demonstrations or strikes. +Thomas M. McGrath has been named to the new post of chairman and chief executive officer of BEI Golembe Consulting, the company's primary consulting subsidiary. +And after that, there's always the laser disk, once the price of its hardware comes down. +'The more companies one can research first hand and get to know the better off one will be,' Mr Conzleman says. +The National Aeronautics and Space Administration will soon hunt for pyramids. +Mr. Clemente, of course, is not without a personal interest in how the RTC handles the Potomac Crossing property. +The issue originally was targeted to sell at $13.50 to $14.50 a share, and was expected to involve only three million shares. +In the poll, 33% think the best way of forcing him out is to maintain economic sanctions, while 27% favor assassinating him. +Shearson also is continuing discussions with six other interested third parties, but Formica spokesman Robert Way would not comment Monday beyond the contents of the news release. +He also pushed regulations that would force hospitals and doctors to treat severely handicapped newborns even over the objections of their parents. +If the profession is not to be caught on the hop again, it should look forward to the changed needs for audit at, say, the turn of the century. +Officials on Wednesday abandoned hope of finding any more survivors of the earthquake and mudslide that inundated three mountain villages, and said this settlement would be dedicated as a common grave. +Three powerful bombs exploded in a fashionable district of Athens before dawn Thursday, and police said one person was slightly injured. +Pell announced that the committee will finish voting on all amendments by Tuesday afternoon next week and will then decide on the treaty itself. +But she has since arranged to work part-time. +He recalled the flower episode a few days ago, and briefly dwelt on its meaning in his life, and perhaps in the lives of would-be entrepreneurs. +The messages, in Arabic and English, were published by the leftist Beirut As-Safir newspaper as a paid advertisement, just a day after McCarthy started his fifth year as a hostage. +Their other targets include three North Carolina Democrats whose districts always produce squeakers. +'It's a crack that will lead to the dam's downfall,' says Mr Paul Heaton, retail analyst at brokers Baring Securities in Tokyo. +His critics consider it management by hubris; he considers it management according to high principle. +The Mercy also was being readied for deployment to the Mideast, naval spokesman Bob Bordon said. +Vladimir Zwass Professor and Editor in Chief Journal of Management Information Systems Fairleigh Dickinson University Teaneck, N.J. +Chevrolet added 3 more inches of shoulder room and 2 more inches of hip room. +Trade and Industry Secretary Paul Channon declined to specify how the Rolls shares will be divided between institutions and individuals. +Though Moslems throughout the world now know me by name, relatively few Moslems know what sort of person I am, and they could be willing to listen to me," he was quoted as saying. +"I could have invested in an office block but I shall get much more pleasure out of this," the former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party said Sunday. +"But when euphoria builds up, then you bring in a lot of non-traditional buyers, such as small investors and stock investors, and they will accept the low coupon rates. +In announcing its fall TV schedule today, CBS will be searching for a breakthrough hit to rebound from last place among the three major broadcast networks. +Like an asset sale, but unlike a tax, a user fee does not involve compulsion. +Some foreign government and business officials concede that they use higher markups in Japan. +A 1985 CBS poll reported similar results. +Iran and Iraq have agreed to a ceasefire in their war, and there are murmurings of peace in southern Africa. +All victims but one were thrown from the car. +Bond prices were mostly lower in early trading today, as the market took back some of Tuesday's strong gains amid sharply rising oil prices. +Such was the case with Margaret and Steven Gran, a Minneapolis-area couple. +Some 57% of the purchasing managers surveyed feel satisfied or optimistic about the next 12 months, up from a 39% satisfaction rating in December and from 48% last May. +Mr Blair has already made the elision between acceptance of a dynamic market economy and a role for government in creating the conditions for economic success and social stability. +The issue was priced to yield 11.44%, one percentage point above the comparable British government issue. +September platinum on the New York Mercantile Exchange edged down $3.50 an ounce to $592.30. +In another step, the company will combine the management of its domestic and international exploration activities. +Nader told his audience how to watch out for fraud in prosthetic devices, telephone solicitations, prepared food and pharmaceuticals. +Scheer, secretary-general of the French Foreign Ministry, arrived in Beirut from two days of talks with Syrian leaders in Damascus. +The $50 gadget, Game Genie, was kept off the market until this fall by legal challenges from Nintendo. Galoob expects to ship one million units into stores by Christmas. +Early today, Antigua was being swept by high winds and intermittent rain, but there were no reports of damage. +In "Marathon Man," a 1976 thriller with Laurence Olivier and Dustin Hoffman, a vicious Nazi (Olivier) risks going to the Jewish quarter in New York in search of diamonds. +They're high street general merchants,' Oberstein says. +"If they won't respect our designs, we won't respect theirs," an EC Commission official who asked not to be named, said. +A small percentage of the product is sold also in convenience and grocery stores. +Radical students staged peaceful anti-Olympic protests today at several colleges in Seoul. +The accord, which was expected, is considered a coup for Trump and will give Texas Air a needed cash infusion. +One reactor tentatively is scheduled to be restarted Dec. 31 but DOE officials have said they may push that date back. +The 150 billion yen fixed-coupon portion of Italy's Euroyen issue paid 5 3/4% at 101 1/8 to yield 5.44%. +"Something that will help me terminate this nightmare, I guess," he replied. +Chairman Morton E. David said the company has reduced inventories by almost 40% to $17.6 million, compared with a year earlier. +PORTUGAL yesterday announced an Es300bn (Pounds 1.4bn) package designed to support exports and help industry through the international recession, Peter Wise reports. +The White House said 11 American oil workers rounded up after the invasion had been brought to Baghdad, had talked with U.S. Embassy officials, and were in good shape. +Each network spends in excess of $750,000 a week on the Gulf crisis, and that could rise to $1 million should fighting break out. +The Supreme Court ruling Monday indirectly supported living wills by saying the Constitution guarantees a competent person a right to refuse medical treatment. +His other main point was that monetary policy needed support from wages and fiscal policy. The Bank of England cleared a Pounds 1.2bn money market shortage in its morning operations. +Rodolfo Biazon said an informant told the military the sabotage team would try to destroy fighter jets, fuel storage tanks and other equipment at the Basa air base, about 40 miles north of Manila. +Bank of Montreal had 82.1 million shares outstanding Dec. 31. +They seem sceptical but inclined to give him a chance. +It proposed a new set of annual media awards, for sensitive reporting or interpretation of racial matters. +It also was depressed because the Bank of England offered to lend money to discount houses Monday at above market rates, indicating that an interest-rate cut isn't imminent. +Mr. Traub, who is finishing an autobiography to be published in late 1993 by Random House, has taken office space in Manhattan. +It would not be an impossible catch to hold, but it would be hard. +"We didn't take part in a lot of deals" in the quarter "because their credit quality was poor," the spokesman said. +Since March 2, when 6,300 drivers and 3,000 maintenance and other workers walked out, the strike has been marred by vandalism and violence. +Midland, where I subsequently opened a business account, cannot provide me with documentation to operate that account. +His love interest is portrayed by Jane Marsh, who introduces herself to him as 'a struggling actress'. +He brought with him plenty of clear _ rather than colored _ plastic garbage bags. +As governor he first opposed, then came round to, Proposition Thirteen, the property tax-cutting initiative that swept the state in 1978. +Nor will American and European pressure on Israel to compromise its security in exchange for "guarantees" bring democracy to the Arab countries. +I'll guarantee that if President Bush listens to me, the number of fish he catches will shoot up like a rocket." Bush needs to "keep those Secret Service guys out of your way," her essay said. +He indicated that more female investigators should be assigned to the Orlando training center. +Vehicle repair worldwide generates annual sales of about Pounds 2bn. As manufacturers of vehicles, televisions sets, video recorders, and consumer durables 'went global' in the 1980s, their suppliers - paintmakers included - were forced to follow suit. +But for now, says VNU spokesman Loek Hieselaar, "We are looking for candidates which are on our scale." +Separately, Incstar said its board adopted a shareholder rights plan designed to help management obtain a fair price for all holders in the event of a takeover. +"Last time we did that was in the 1970s and early 1980s," says William Bourke, president and chief operating officer. +The IRA killed four soldiers with a similar bomb beneath a road on April 9. Attacks against police officers and soldiers are a trademark of the IRA and smaller groups fighting British rule. +In Oklahoma City, high winds destroyed a mobile home in the Sherwood Homes trailer park, said authorities, who could not confirm reports of a tornado. +As previously reported, Chapman and Troon agreed in March to a restructuring plan in which Troon lent $6.5 million to Chapman. +"We value the Review highly for many reasons, but above all for its 40-year tradition of journalistic enterprise, integrity and courage. +Accompanying Chung, 74, honorary chairman of the giant Hyundai group, will be two executives specializing in civil engineering and plant construction. +'On November 5 1990, George Bush signed the second-biggest tax increase in American history. +"Her reply, innocent, revolutionized my adolescent life," Annetta says. "She told me, `I pantaluna falli purtari e masculi e buttani."' +But he has won the most praise for his student loan default regulations, which educators say have shown the right combination of toughness and understanding of the soaring, multibillion-dollar default problem. +"Everybody was walking right by Coty," she said, patting his head. "Nobody wanted him _ they said he was too big. +Hope faded Friday that a "hover-barge" could be used to break ice to rescue the giant mammals. +They said new quality control procedures have been installed at the plant in Vergeze, including double filtration of the gas and more careful monitoring. +In addition, the company's work force is being reduced, although the official said exact reductions aren't available. +An estimated 19 House seats will move from northern and midwestern industrial states to the Sun Belt before 1992, and millions have been spent to maximize each party's strength in the state legislatures that will redraw the House district boundaries. +GERMANY should consider its neighbours' monetary problems when setting interest rates, Mr Michel Sapin, the French finance minister, said yesterday. +I quickly scanned the faces of three snoring men and of a grizzled old man who offered a cup filled with spit. +Thacher Brown will be president of the firm; he was in charge of it as a Drexel unit. +The offering has several unusual aspects. +It provides for negotiations on an overall settlement after five years of Palestinian autonomy. +Under the minimum option, students will be able to tell teachers they have read assigned pamphlets about health and physical exercise. +The clamour for legislative action, or for a change in court procedures for the collection of debt, is increasing. The administration of VAT. +"It's something that is going to be in Armenian memories forever," Odette Hambarsoomian, 28, said of the quake while waiting for Mass to begin at St. Mary's Armenian Apostolic Church in the Los Angeles suburb of Glendale. +"Tomorrow I will ask the National Assembly to release all these prisoners," Ortega said. +Moreover, steelmakers are finding the usually receptive Asian market saturated: Japanese steel buyers are beginning to have excess inventories and the construction boom there seems to be slowing. +Bargainers were gathering in the Capitol Sunday morning to try to nail down the final details of the agreement. +If the mass action campaign really bites, he believes that the market could well go lower. +I am like an overweight chocoholic trying to kick the habit whose friends keep bringing gift boxes of sinfully fattening hard and soft centres. My problem is fast cars. +To ensure passage of the bill, the administration has been negotiating its language with Congress before actually sending it to Capitol Hill. +But if the alliance has become less central to US policy, as is inevitable, then it must also become less central to European policy. +The ferry was the same type as the Herald of Free Enterprise which capsized off Zeebrugge in March 1987, with the loss of 189 lives. +Col. Higgins publicly during the day as a "symbol of courage," telephoned Mrs. Higgins to offer private condolences and tell her the United States is still seeking full details on her husband. +In a leveraged buy-out, a small group of investors acquires a company largely with debt financing. +"The Democrats basically extorted the president," said Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif. who joined Gingrich at his press conference. +One of the most widely discussed recent cases involves a major study in the New England Journal showing that Warner-Lambert's cholesterol-lowering drug, Lopid, helps prevent heart attacks. +The show includes: _ Two Andy Warhol screenprints of Reagan in Van Heusen shirt advertisements published during the president's acting days. +That compared with April's rise of 1.6% from the previous month and 3.9% from a year earlier. +But they have warned that trouble could develop in 1992 when cash payments start coming due on preferred stock and bonds which now are issuing additional securities as dividends. +But there is concern in the PT that the election will be over in the first round. +He pleaded guilty Nov. 21 to helping supplement former White House aide Oliver North's income by allowing business partner Richard Secord to pay for a security system at North's home. +In that period, UAL's stock has risen nearly 50%. +The polls also have most Britons citing soccer hooliganism and street crime to back their belief that the country has become more violent. +Meanwhile, about 500 university students marched today to police headquaters in Cape Town to protest the recent Johannesburg fighting. +Agency officials said they will meet with representatives of Martin Marietta Energy Systems Inc., which operates the reactors, to identify remedies. +An industry source added that McDonnell Douglas has scheduled a meeting for next week with its subcontractors to plot legislative strategy. +He said the psychiatric questions raised by the defense were worthy of review. +SmithKline Beecham shares rose 12p to 496p on New Year's Eve. The approval of Fisons' Tilade ends a long period of uncertainty for the company. +Last year, he was elected to the board of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, a major marketplace for foreign currency options. +Police said all they found was an old street sign. +That led futures traders to predict that Brazil would produce more soybeans for export, thereby boosting world supplies and lowering cash and futures market prices. +I've been able to be successful, and to do what I love. +WPP owns nearly 5% of JWT's about 10 million shares outstanding. +As a result, the U.S. government has been pushing for more access to private laboratories where the bulk of Japanese research takes place. +Mays has since joined the Twiggs in a lawsuit against Hardee Memorial Hospital. +The August debt rebound had been expected in part because of robust automobile sales propelled by end-of-model-year sales incentives and the threat of steep price increases for 1990 models. +It said Paisley's attorney, Barcella, declined to discuss his client's involvement in the project. +It proposes $171 million to fight infant mortality in 10 cities, and a 19% increase in immunization services to $258 million. +That's because utilities are big borrowers and their profits are enhanced by lower interest costs. +In a rundown West Texas bar called the Sundowner Recreational Club, dreams go down as easy as a cold bottle of Pearl Beer and are just as intoxicating. +The House by a 401-21 margin approved pollution controls late Wednesday on factories, automobiles and electric power plants. +With consumption well down mainly because of Russia's continuing and apparently indefinite absence from the market. +Balian has been charged specifically with two counts of violating Article 92 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice for failing to heed a lawful order, Dillon said. +Mr. Fromstein said the companies he was talking to in London were concerns that Manpower had discussed acquiring in the past year or so. +We've got to do business with each other." Gov. Andrus and former Sen. McClure came to grief attempting to wrap up everything in one all-encompassing package. +The feared 'double dip' recession is thus a reality for much of corporate America. +But clearly, the Japanese have powerful reasons these days to want exchange rates simply to stay put. +Leftist militants last Tuesday fired a shotgun at a West German Finance Ministry official in Bonn, and authorities fear violence could erupt in the streets of West Berlin. +If sophistication was not a draw, there was Dennis the Menace and Uncle Art's Funland, in color. +"Participating in World Hello Day is a symbolic action, which celebrates the contributions made by personal communication to the resolution of conflicts and the preservation of peace," he said in a promotional flier. +They seemed to hear voices inaudible to the rest of us. +EPITOPE INC. said its shareholders approved a 3-for-1 stock split, payable at a date to be determined to stock of record March 24. +Avon denied the Waldron rumor. +In the six months to April, it took in Dollars 5bn in orders compared with Dollars 6.4bn in the whole of 1991 and only Dollars 2.8bn in 1988. It has admittedly been operating in a strong market during most of this period. +He is said by analysts to have considered bids for both Van Cleef and Tiffany, the New York-based jewellery group: but to have opted for the Paris-based business. Van Cleef was founded in 1906 and is still controlled by the founding Arpels family. +Chris, the son of a commercial pilot, first took the controls of a plane at age 4, and began flying with an instructor at 7. +"It seems like the dollar is still comfortable at this level even if the Fed eased by one notch," said Eishi Wakabayashi, head of foreign-exchange trading at Nippon Kangyo Kakumaru International Inc. in New York. +Such problems tend to set off chain reactions. +Unions at Romania's largest steel plant, in Galati, said Tuesday the strike had repercussions on the national economy, noting their plant only had enough coal and limestone for a few hours, Rompres said. +ABC's Nielsen listings put ABC and CBS in a tie with 12.8 each. It also counts the season from Oct. 24. +After the service, friends of the family remembered Rick as a happy, friendly man. +'The evidence is we have controlled it quite well.' +The electoral college forces presidential candidates to address the issues of great concern to each state, as well as overriding national issues. +Last Friday, Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev condemned past anti-religious repression and called for a more tolerate attitude toward religion. +"The population increase will gobble up all the economic gains each year unless it is put under strict control," the Xinhua news agency quoted Beijing Mayor Chen Xitong as saying. +Roy was instrumental in establishing the combined kindergarten and day-care program. +THE DOLLAR rallied yester-day in spite of a second day of co-ordinated intervention by European central banks. +He said arguments in favour of a trade sale were compelling. +Chrysler already owns about 11% of the Japanese auto maker and the two companies have numerous product ties, including the Diamond-Star assembly plant they jointly operate in Illinois. +A 63-year-old real estate agent who "always needs money" randomly picked numbers from the front page of a newspaper to beat the 14 million-to-1 odds for Florida's Lotto, winning a U.S. record $55 million. +Saudi imports of barley have surged from 4.9 million tons in 1984-85 to an estimated eight million tons in 1986-87. +"We didn't make any money this year, but there is a good possibility that we're going to make money in the mid- to late 90s," Ballew said. +Eyesight, as measured by traditional charts, may withstand the effects of disease longer. +Deputies blocked only northbound traffic on one street with their parked cars, leaving open a road from the east and west and another road southbound from Winston-Salem, Hodges and other witnesses said. +For instance, I said I didn't want my character to carry a gun. +The government's health control center reported 16,813 new cases of diarrhea Wednesday, bringing the total of known cases across the country to 119,822 since Aug. 27. +"Obviously, you can assume that he is not well," Slotnick said, but added that Goetz was in good spirits after the operation. +She will demonstrate how to make one from a rubber ball. +A Soviet trawler was warned away from the area as the unarmed missile was fired off Cape Canaveral at an undisclosed target in the Atlantic. +But there was no one to suggest anything more than hope; no new policy, no promise, no sign of movement. +Discovery will return to Earth with almost three miles of film shot with the IMAX camera. +Alvaro Diego Montoya had been abducted at gunpoint from his office Dec. 20 in Bogota. +A spokesman for Labatt said this will eliminate some duplication in marketing and sales activities that currently exists. +His condition is hopeless," said Yossi Fahima, an emergency service medic. +Ayres has 14 other stores in Indiana. +The 1986 Chevrolet Camaro topped a list of the nation's most-stolen vehicles, thanks in part to the interchangeability of its parts with other General Motors Corp. cars, an insurance valuation company said. +Continental Associates lifted its stake in Continental Materials Corp. to 13.1% as an investment. +I've never been satisfied with me. +U.N. chief Javier Perez de Cuellar arrived Thursday for talks with Iraq's foreign minister and said he was hopeful Iraq is ready to discuss ways to ease tension and solve the crisis caused by its invasion of Kuwait. +Now I want to resume my career as a professional musician," Hou, 33, said in a recent interview, just weeks after Chinese authorities placed him on a fishing boat bound for this offshore island. +Equities have not been providing the established brokers with a high life of late and the banks' subsidiaries would have had a hard time eking out a living on the stock market. But the tiny plot they have been allowed to cultivate has been a fertile one. +Once that's done, up to six million pieces of information a second can fly along the optical cable from relatively distant points. +The company has said that it will eliminate socalled deep well injection of hazardous waste by the year 2000. +As recently as Friday, 54 members said they would vote to confirm Judge Thomas. +The automakers have opposed any federal requirement for alternative fuel vehicles, arguing the sale of such cars should not be required by the government unless separate measures such as tax incentives also are offered to ensure a market for the vehicles. +The home computer has more memory and more power to figure taxes and keep bank records. +The book, titled "The Hutton Neighborhood Coloring Book," included such sayings as, "We're no longer the nicest house on the block." +Marketmakers cannot stimulate additional business at these levels; they can only execute naturally arising business. +Banca Serfin is Mexico's oldest bank. Its forerunner was the Bank of London and Mexico. +"I'm sure we'll be collecting a lot more," he added. +An art exhibit that appears to invite people to step on the American flag reopened on a limited basis today, and a judge later dismissed a lawsuit by veterans demanding that the banner be removed from the floor. +At this point, Sieck will poll the members of the launch team to determine if there are any problems. +He is the great-grandson of a German boatbuilder who came to Macquarie Harbour in the 1890s to build ships of the magnificent local Huon pine. Boat-building became one of the principal activities at Sarah Island. +"The real question is whether you want to be the only market" to oppose the plan, he said. +But the chancellor cannot have it both ways. +Locally, word-of-mouth endorsements have made advertising unnecessary. +What Mr. Buchanan has to say is pure red-white-and-blue American conservatism without any ifs, ands or buts to it. +They claimed that a 1790 law that forbids transfer of Indian lands without federal approval was violated in the 1870s when the state redistributed tribal lands to other island residents. +The author was a lecturer in philosophy at the London School of Economics before spending 14 years as an investment banker and is now running her own consultancy. Dr Sternberg has two theses. +Phil Donahue came to town to tape a segment about the movie "Roger & Me" and came away with enough praise and criticism to fill two shows. +Cray closed at $42. +Likewise, many cautious funds often conduct extra growth sorties into the ranks of medium-sized and smaller companies. Both factors can change a fund's risk and character considerably. +Today 100 of WordPerfect's 350 workers are in customer support. +Finance Minister Shimon Peres and Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin, leaders of the center-left Labor Party that shares power with Shamir's Likud, favor trading territory for peace, though not the creation of a Palestinian state. +He joined UNESCO in 1964 in Paris, moving in 1980 to its Asian headquarters in Bangkok where his team includes another architect, a civil engineer and a furniture designer. +He faces 41 counts of securities fraud, mail fraud and other crimes. +But the U.S. can't impose too severe curbs on these products because of their military importance. +To that end, he portrayed himself as a knife-throwing tap dancer from the Australian Outback. +Predictions for the coming year? _An earthquake will destroy vast parts of northern Mexico and southern California. +"To me, it's like gambling. +The explosion rattled windows blocks away. +The 10-month figure also surpassed the surplus of $3.13 billion in all of 1986. +Little Caesar, the pizza chain, jumped several places with an ad featuring a dog that barked, "I love you." Music stars Paula Abdul and Elton John helped get Diet Coke on the list. +After his federal appointment the next year, one of his first acts was to swear in his father as a U.S. citizen. +An agreement signed in September will establish a visiting professorship in Soviet law, with a several Soviet legal scholars occupying a chairman post, Emory President James T. Laney announced Thursday. +Many people recognize that Imre Pozsgay, a leading reformer in the Hungarian Communist Party, played an important role in dismantling the one-party system in that nation. +Bush vetoed the Indian Preference Act of 1990, which would have established a program to direct contracts and grants to Indian enterprises. +"Economic planners always make choices between efficiency and equity, and in the past whenever there were conflicts they maximized efficiency at the cost of equity," Mr. Koo says. +Law enforcers are nailing some of them, but most are elusive as smoke. +Gray also said he doubted the House would move to ban speaking fees and other honoraria _ a plan favored by Wright in return for the raise. +The bus, which crashed Wednesday night about 150 miles west of Belgrade, was hoisted from the water Thursday with three bodies still inside. +On the lighter side, "The Outsiders," a new drama series on what it was like to grow up in the '60s, gets a 90-minute premiere Sunday on the Fox network. +Weyerhaeuser Co. said Tuesday its third-quarter earnings rose 15 percent from a year ago but noted the earnings were affected by some corporate restructuring and a stock sale. +Then we'd run away, because they would whip us." +There were unconfirmed reports that a third coup leader, Maj. Gen. +"This should be done for the sake of our future, to avoid having a situation when infant mortality its twice that of any civilized country," Yeltsin said. +State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said extension of "consular privileges" to about 50 of the 250 employees in the procurement mission and a trade office would probably not be retroactive. +Record company hype says the new album showcases Trower's maturity as a _ gasp! _ songwriter. +In the West, temperatures were cooling somewhat. +Cauley's wife would not speak to reporters. +It is accepted that generous subsidy was for too long not matched by scrutiny. +Two-thirds of the 140-member parliament must have been elected before a session can be called. +The court also summarily rejected an appeal by James M. Woodward of Spring Valley, Calif., who sued in 1976 after he was released from active duty in the Navy because he is gay. +Sigmaform makes products for the electrical and telecommunications industries. +He was released in the early 1980s but subsequently was arrested in the United States on charges of rape and armed robbery, the DEA said without giving the outcome of those cases. +"I'm crazy about surveys anyway," he says. +To make sure enough people know about it, the company is running advertisements coast to coast in major legal publications such as the National Law Journal, the ABA Journal, Texas Lawyer and California Lawyer. +Thus, they said, if the employment report today shows weakness in the economy, the Fed could go a step further with more overt credit-easing measures. +Mr. Eizenstat and some congressional allies also made calls, and the tax break was eventually fully restored. +The loss was attributed mainly to the effects of a 19-day strike by ground crews. +The electrician was treated at a hospital but was not seriously injured. +Americans were cautioned not to travel to the areas. +The management of change, which these developments will make necessary, is a big task. +Revenue advanced to $1.54 billion from $1.47 billion. +The officials didn't estimate the number of people affected by the outage, but said an AT&T official reported that 221 ultra-high capacity communications lines went down. +First Security, a federally chartered mutual association with assets of $54 million, was the successor to a state-chartered association that was closed by state regulators and placed in the Bank Board's control in November. +The company makes and markets laundry, cleaning and personal care products, and food and beverage products. +The vessels may not fish in the zone without permission. +Mr. Riantiarno had raised the white flag after "Kecoa," vowing to stop work "until the time is right." +Now, Alan Greenspan, the Fed's chairman, is sounding warnings about the possibility that growth at too strong a pace could revive inflationary pressures. +The 1991 budget is expected to be approved by Congress this week. +Combining Poco and Voyager would create one of the top 12 Canadian oil and gas production concerns, analysts said, and one of the largest independent producers. +Six non-students were arrested for the crime as police moved quickly to satisfy student demands that the assailants be brought to justice. +The Public Health Service is thus recommending a different B strain, the Victoria flu, be included in next winter's vaccine. +That attack killed 10 people and wounded more than 30, and the rebels blamed it on the government. +Gerhard Pohl says East Germany will repeal recent laws that restrict foreign ownership in joint ventures to 49 percent, the Hamburg-based Bild newspaper reported today. +Ohle lives down the lane from the store, in his father's hilltop cabin overlooking Lake Charlevoix. +"I brought my family here after the riots because we couldn't live there anymore," Arzumanyan said, standing amid the ruined apartment he moved into only a month ago. +This investigation resulted in no indictments. +Security police today seized a second recording of a defiant sermon by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and a pro-government newspaper said authorities should not be reluctant to prosecute him. +So many people have lost all their savings. +President Bush wants a reduction. +Also retained was Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus, who was widely criticized for sloppy management of a department where former Marcos supporters hold key positions. +Kansas City Power dropped 7/8 to 31 1/2. +Friday's half-day investor presentation at the Queen Elizabeth II conference centre - organised by yet another well-connected public relations firm, Balfour Harley Associates - is a start. +"There isn't a future in the short term in a return of the ideas that inspired the party in the 1970s," he says. +The stock delivered the best individual performance in the Footsie, closing 29, or 8.6 per cent, higher at 365p. +Additionally she was sentenced to three 10-year terms for lacing with cyanide Extra-Strength Excedrin capsules found in the Nickell home and on the shelves of area stores. +Some analysts expressed surprise that Mr. Hayes wasn't the choice for chairman, citing his broad experience, more outgoing personality and greater external visibility. +Mrs. Mattar was quoted as saying she wants to divorce her husband, who is in jail for attempted murder, and marry Marak. +In addition, the lobbying muscle of AT&T and other phone companies has proven sufficient to stifle legislation aimed against them. +Mr. Schneider added, however, that sales would be down 5% without the acquisitions of Boschert Inc. and Tecnetics Inc., two electronics concerns. +Before joining the Pentagon in 1983, he was a staff member of the Senate Armed Services Committee and worked on President Reagan's national security transition team. +He said that when Faith Ryan Whittlesey arrived in early March 1983 to succeed Elizabeth Dole as director of the White House Office of Public Liaison, Whittlesey fired him and several other presidential advisers with short notice. +On the other hand, if he loses, he doesn't leave." +Home foreclosures, business bankruptcies and bank failures are all expected to continue at near-record levels. +The program reduced earnings by 23 cents a share for that period, but U S West recouped the money during the rest of the year through the resulting cost savings, the spokesman said. +Race had no statistical relevance as a factor in people reporting arthritis. +And many videos, despite their origin as record ads and movie trailers, can be just as artistic as the music, sometimes more so. +An identification system that was originally devised for sheep-tagging is being tested in airport baggage handling systems. Magellan Technology, an Australian company, has developed a radio frequency-based device that recognises encoded tags. +It is only New York's performance, against a background of slow growth, trade squabbles and start-ling political disillusion, which is now arousing fears of a new bubble, which could burst as it did in 1987. +Collins, a Republican, represented the 3rd Congressional District in affluent north Dallas from 1968 until he lost a bid for the U.S. Senate in 1982. +The appeal dates back to July 1905. +Our cooperation with the United States in law enforcement is based on our bilateral assistance treaty from 1973 and on our federal act on mutual assistance in criminal matters from 1981. +The couple were married in 1962, the year "The Graduate" was published and a year after his graduation from Williams College. Webb, son of a California doctor, epoused odd views even back in college, Davis said. +Trumka said both unions would continue to work together, especially on negotiations with employers that the two unions have in common. +"I press with my thumb until my nail turns a little white, that much pressure. +"I don't think lack of candor has been my problem," the outspoken Bennett told the hearing, drawing laughter from the audience. +Books she wrote about her exploits include "I Fly as I Please," "How to Navigate Today" and "Who Called that Lady a Skipper." She died at Alta Bates Hospital in Berkeley. +Long gone is the late Mayor Richard J. Daley, a boss of the old school, who used concentrated political muscle to run Chicago for 21 years before his death in 1976. +China's Statistics Bureau estimated that retail sales last year totaled 582 billion yuan ($156.4 billion), an increase of 17.6% from 1986, or 9.6% after adjustment for inflation, the China Daily reported yesterday. +Some citizens booed police when elderly farmers hurled their bodies against shields. +But we are still fellow human beings. +There is ABS (anti-lock braking), though the same unreconstructed Ferrari buyer can deactivate it at the flick of a switch. The gear change has been smoothed. +Maybe "Alive From Off Center" isn't for everybody. +Occidental has in the past denied plans to sell its meatpacking operations, but has said it received and rejected unsolicited offers of more than $1 billion for IBP. +All 50 governors will convene in late February to put on the finishing touches. +"Music is not to make a living," he said. "Music is to help the conditioning of life. +Ms. Jepson writes frequently about music. +If competition were functioning effectively, one would expect price-cutting to reduce fees. There are two reasons why this does not happen. +The northwestern region has been drenched since annual monsoon rains began in July. +They said that 21 of them suffered from gunshot wounds and the rest were wounded by rubber-coated metal pellets. +Bush, after leading strongly in public opinion polls in New Hampshire, saw his advantage melt away after he finished third in the Iowa caucuses Feb. 8, beaten by Dole and former television evangelist Pat Robertson. +A pre-tax profit of between Pounds 11m and Pounds 11.5m (Pounds 11.9m) gives a prospective p/e of nearly 17 on yesterday's close of 200p. +Manufacturing was more capital-intensive than the service sector, he said. +Just two days earlier, he had confidently signed an order placing all armed forces on alert. +As in "The Red Line," the composer incorporates a cynical, Brechtian pop-music ballad; a fair amount of spoken, or nearspoken, dialogue; and poignant moments of lyricism amid the general moral and musical chaos. +Also included was a $41.7 million tax credit under a special rule attached to last year's tax law. +Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown Jr. was secretary of state from 1971 through 1974, governor from 1975 through 1982 and currently is chairman of the California Democratic Party. +The IRS says that at least $1.6 billion a year in tax revenue has been lost nationally; it estimates that 38% of employers misclassify workers as contractors, avoiding unemployment, workers' compensation and Social Security taxes. +Heileman's beer sales have declined 26% to 12,250,000 barrels in 1990 from 16,600,000 barrels in 1987. +It cost $1.6030 to buy one pound, compared with $1.5895 late Monday. +"It's not a good life for the cats here, what with the forklift trucks running by all the time and the noise," he admits. +Many obstacles could alter the ambitious forecasts for faxes, of course. +They'd like us to help the Soviets pay their interest. +Still, others are concerned that the risks have grown. +His own advice to the older set was to "keep on doing what you're doing," but maybe at a slower pace. +Time Warner also is negotiating with Toshiba Corp. and C. Itoh & Co. about a potential investment of $1 billion in Time Warner for a stake in a new entertainment subsidiary containing the movie, cable and TV production businesses. +Worries that the Air France strike would spill over into other areas of the public sector were compounded by growing doubts over the leadership of Mr Edouard Balladur, the Conservative prime minister. +It's available to anyone who wants to be a peacemaker.' Step up, President Clinton. +The decision to disband the militia came just three days before the 33rd anniversary of the 1956 revolt, which was crushed by Soviet tanks. +When President Bush selected Cheney to become defense secretary, Cheney asked Williams to accompany him to the Pentagon as a top aide. +Allegations that Norway had an unwitting role in producing nuclear weaponry proved embarrassing for a nation known as the distributor of the Nobel Peace Prize. +The vessels were to return at daylight. +Japanese investors still prefer their decisions to be made by a human being, according to Takeshima. +The girl's parents are boring and normal, so she's a rebel. +Minnesota Attorney General Hubert H. Humphrey III said his office also is investigating the campaign. +"The new government will act under the pressure that at any moment the construction of democracy that only just started can collapse under the economic crisis," he said. +Almost 50,000 Moslems live in the Old City, along with 7,000 Christians and approximately 4,000 Jews. +The British escapees told London's Daily Mail newspaper that they had spent 25 hours in rough seas after taking the 10-foot boat through the marshes of southern Iraq, into the Shatt-al-Arab waterway and then the gulf. +Nakasone, now 67, is shown as burly, with round eyes and a uncharacteristic full head of hair. +Gephardt spokesman Mark Johnson said the Senate's action represented "nothing new" in the trade debate. +The company said they are designed to be used in the "real-time" computing market for such jobs as signal processing for government security agencies and simulating the performance of auto en gines and other products. +One analyst said he would not be surprised to see another money center bank cut its dividend by year's end and two or three do so next year. +'We have the resources on tap, they get the career opportunities,' says Mr Gunn. Athesa's sister company, the People Plus head-hunters, are part of the partnership. +This would make many large blocks of stock illiquid. +Losses per share came to 15.7p (45.11p). The annual meeting will be asked to approve a change in the company's name to Eclipse Blinds. +Boarding schools are finding life particularly tough going, with boarding numbers down 10 per cent in the last three years alone. Significantly, more than 60 per cent of Westminster's pupils are now day only. +Medical care costs have risen 9% over the 12 months ended in June, faster than any other category in the index. +Ford President Harold Poling earned $4.1 million, including $2.6 million in salary and other compensation and $1.5 million from exercised stock options. +The new standard would affect 512,000 workers in a variety of industries, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. +"If he can't get a more defined message in 1992 than he did this year, he's going to have a problem," Mason added. +As influential as he is heading one of the House's most prestigious committees, he still regrets turning down the job of Democratic whip in 1981; that post then went to Rep. Thomas Foley of Washington, who since has risen to speaker. +Mr. Stanley's efforts made him popular within the Reagan administration, particularly among "privatization buffs," but drew the ire of state and local officials. +The storm was expected to track across Minnesota and Wisconsin. +About a quarter of the voters said the poor and elderly were a key issue to them, and Jackson won that group, 52 percent to 44 percent for Dukakis. +They believe that Ceausescu's energy and food rationing should be just a bad memory, banished with the toppling and execution of the Stalinist dictator and his wife, and the plans to create a Western-style democracy. +The issue is to be underwritten by AIB Capital Markets and JO Hambro Magan. +A socialist city administration was loathe to be tough on them. +Ironically, he has done so at a time when public opinion appears to have shifted in favor of liberalization. +'The margins are so big. +The appeals court ruling applies to recipients in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah and Wyoming. +The security policy spokesman for the Free Democrats, Olaf Feldmann, called for tightening of export laws in light of the developments. +Since then, the 4-foot Grunt and his girth have appeared in newspapers and on television, prompting about 300 calls from Californians wanting to give the 3-year-old porker a home. +There was a fairly interesting editorial in the London Sunday Telegraph last week on the subject of crime and punishment, an Anglo-Saxon obsession these days. +Sixteen years after his father walked out, Snyder quit a lucrative job as a Madison Avenue headhunter and left his own wife and two sons to subsist on welfare and food stamps. +The series, starring Blair Brown, was canceled last year by NBC, but picked up by the cable channel for 13 new episodes that began airing in April. The 26 newest episodes will begin appearing in early 1990. +Told that there wasn't enough fuel, they demanded Cairo, then Beirut. +If you think you'll be busy in June, consider Peter Parker's calendar. +Asked about the Contras, whose surreptitious receipt of millions of dollars from U.S. secret arms sales to Iran rocked the Reagan administration, Bush explicitly supported a resumption of aid. +The ranch has emerged as one of southern California's worst cases of animal neglect since humane officers in 1975 discovered 100 horses starving on breeder Rex C. Ellsworth's ranch in Chino. +The program has developed a loyal following. +Baltimore Museum of Art: "Roland Freeman: The Arabbers of Baltimore." +And the company, once cash-rich, now conserves every penny. +Apollo is based in Chelmsford, Mass. +The U.S. official doubted this would be sufficient to conclude a strategic-arms treaty before the end of the Reagan administration. +The bill would provide $3 million in each of three years for research into aquaculture, or fish farming. +Last May, Bush offered a sweeping plan to reduce those weapons and set a one-year deadline for negotiating a treaty. +The 12-nation EC has become increasingly critical of the number of Japanese vehicles exported to Europe. +Analysts said Southam's announcement represents a major change in its corporate strategy on Selkirk; last fall Southam refused an offer for its stake from Toronto-based Rogers Communications Inc., a cable television and cellular telephone company. +The nominees were chosen after a number of other candidates turned down offers or withdrew their names. +My shot at glory costs $125. +It is present at these Olympics as a demonstration sport, whose medals don't figure in any official reckonings. +"I think most kids like fruit. +About six in 10 of the new computers will be sold outside the United States. +The nuclear facility or activity involved. +The theory is familiar to anyone who uses an ordinary cordless phone at home: A portable handset communicates, via radio signals, with a small base station that's wired into the regular phone network. +The indictments name 22 people, including reputed Genovese figures, construction company executives and union officials. +A spark is needed to ignite methane, said Denning, and "there would be an abundance of potential spark sources" in the bank. "Sometimes all it takes is a light switch," he said. +He was thrown at least 10 feet by the impact, they said. +The researchers focused the radiation on the spleen and lymph glands in the neck, under the armpits, in the chest and abdomen and above the groin. +The Titanic sank swiftly and 1,500 people perished. +The Tupac Amaru guerrillas startled Peru in November 1987 when Polay led 100 well-armed rebels in a monthlong series of raids near Tarapoto, a jungle city 435 miles northeast of Lima. +Delvalle, in a videotape released to Cable News Network Thursday, said he would continue to fight to oust Noriega, who he tried to fire the day before he himself was removed. +We did not find proof and Mr. Morris does not offer it. +The Army is investigating allegations that a prisoner was shot to death during the U.S. invasion of Panama, according to a military journal. +Holding enough votes this time to override a veto, Democrats are forcing a second election-year showdown with President Reagan over giving workers advance notice of plant closings and large layoffs. +According to the filing, Service Corp. bought the stock of Capital Southwest, a Dallas-based venture capital concern, for investment purposes. +Any such agreement between the airlines and airport operators could be written into the congressional legislation reauthorizing the aviation trust fund. +One British manager who has worked closely with him said: 'He can touch the high spots, but he can fall from grace. +For example, under current rules if you get a notice that, congratulations, your land has been designated a "wetland," it's a disaster. +It can carry loads of 6,000 pounds at speeds of 165 mph. +Police were unsure which of Peru's two guerrilla groups carried out the attack. +Meanwhile, the House Appropriations Committee approved $9 million as part of a Bush administration request to support the February elections in Nicaragua. +The banker said he thinks the Brazilians are trying to put pressure on the governments to do more to help Brazil's economy recover, although he added the move also is designed to conserve cash. +The bill gained approval in a 175-15 vote after deputies argued that to delay its passage might lead more republics to copy Lithuania's March 11 declaration of independence. +Should we both be involved in an accident - an air crash - and were both found dead, would one be presumed to have died before the other? +And with Russia's political situation remaining so volatile, irrespective of the 'fantasy land' economics, these seem to be risks that most international mining companies would prefer not to take. +"Barbie likes to shop. +But the survival of the "union" also is in doubt. +Separately, the Federal Reserve Board said that manufacturing output was unchanged last month, as the overall output of the nation's factories, mines and utilities rose just 0.2%. +Those changes are relatively easy. "The more complicated issue is how to deal with the drivers," Boffa said. +Friday's battle began when about 1,000 riot police, backed by armored vans with multiple tear gas launchers, stormed the campus to stop a rally acy. +Their anger is now mostly directed against Mr Franz Loschnak, the interior minister and a key aide to Mr Vranitzky. Opposition has also been voiced by business and industry, which has come to depend on cheap foreign labour. +The coalition, facing parliamentary elections next March, decided not to propose a reduction in jobless benefits and the ending of tax deductibility of union dues. +Mr. Radway is a New York-based international management consultant. +He complained most bitterly about what he called U.S. efforts to block the debt rescheduling. +In the Milan stock market, rumors are rife that he is buying Olivetti shares. +Here we're not into all that shadow of the yardarm stuff,' he laughed. +It would have cost us a lot of money." In South Carolina, the executive director of the state Hotel and Motel Association said she feared that restrictions on public venues selling liquor on Sundays would lead to an increase in drunken driving. +Rather, they are the result of a growing consensus that mediation works and should be improved in order to ensure it works even better. +The difference is that comparatively affluent Hungary, with 20 years experience in tinkering with socialism, is the communist country best prepared to take the free-market plunge. +The company has been adding to its apparel business, with a line of jeans and plans for a line of watches. +"The myth of Schultz is what I deal with," Doctorow said, "but he does really get involved with him in not a casual way. +Report does not include SUBSOIL MOISTURE. +Many are denied access to lawyers and are subject to physical and mental torture, it said. +"I didn't even read the whole script before I said, `I have to go,"' he recalls. +The Justice Department, which reviewed the report to determine whether Demery violated HUD's standards of conduct, said last month it would not prosecute him. +The Whitney plans a spring retrospective of Warhol films. +Water rationing has deepened awareness that the state's natural water supplies no longer can keep pace. +The big hole in Bush's national security lineup is the defense secretary. +Another try may be made Monday. +The ACLU states that its leaders "make their best efforts to stand on, and for, the constitutional principles our Founding Fathers intended for our nation." +Hawaii's governor is expected to sign a bill that would ban the sale of CFC cartridges for recharging car air conditioners. +The company said Kaiser seeks to concentrate its efforts in the California market, where it is the largest cement producer. +But Solidarity is wary of sharing power with the communists and taking the fall for continuing economic and political problems, said Bugajski. +County commissioners had removed the 53-year-old sheriff from his separate job as head of the corrections department two weeks ago after learning he was under investigation by the attorney general's office and a special prosecutor. +Ocilla, an Ocilla, Ga., maker of manufactured housing, declined to comment. +Many apparel retailers have seen their fourth-quarter profits tumble because they were forced to slash prices in the face of sluggish sales. +The United States in 1985 had five divorces and 10.2 marriages per 1,000 people. +Swiss watchmakers said mechanical watches were making a comeback among wealthy consumers, although quartz brands outnumbered them by nearly 5-1 last year. +Aoun and Hoss have issued contradictory directives to civil servants since last Thursday. +Banks reopened, a trickle of mail was delivered and trash collection resumed in this hurricane-battered city Monday, but a cold downpour hindered efforts to restore power and worsened damage to roofless homes. +"We're not having any problem with drinking water on either side right now," said David Mancuso of the Jefferson water system. +The first lady returned to the U.S. ambassador's residence, Winfield House, to meet with Prince Charles, who flew back to London from a series of public engagements in Lancashire. +Balaguer, 83 and blind, took the oath of office from Supreme Court President Nestor Contin Aybar in the Assembly chamber of the National Congress. +"There has never been in our country's history this degree of community sharing," Riley said. "You can bet your bottom dollar that the next city that has a disaster, Charleston will be represented" in giving aid. +Even more important, the Democrats, especially a newcomer like Gov. Dukakis, need to reassure voters about their resolve on foreign policy. +Two years ago, Mr. Leber snagged exclusive rights to promote the Moscow Circus in North America. +The strength of the D-Mark has merely deferred the problem. +War clarifies: What oft was thought but ne'er expressed gets expressed now. +Auchinleck, whom he liked and admired. +Mrs. Everett said she wouldn't sell any of her stock, which includes an 8.5% position in Hollywood Park Operating and 13.2% of Hollywood Park Realty. +The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved the final phase of the project, which will allow National Fuel to transport an additional 161.5 million cubic feet of gas from Canada per day. +Underlying yesterday's rally was a fundamental conviction that the economy is turning up, said Peter Canelo, chief strategist at County NatWest. +Never by this generation," Nader said. "This group represents the power structure. +We've redirected them from being a slave to the machine to making the machine a slave to them,' says Jones. +But they are divided, in some cases more hostile to each other than to the governing National Liberation Front. +They might, in fact, encounter "abdicators" rather than "delegators," men like Gen. +Trading volume was light, partly reflecting uneasiness about a government report to be released Wednesday on the economy's growth in the second quarter. +Canadian Pacific, a transportation and industrial holding company, said it would own about 79.7% of the merged company. +'Publishers' Disease is the book you think ought to be published. +Among the precision instrument makers, Canon fell from a high of 1,550 to close at 1,480, down 50. +The Lions Club sells white squirrel T-shirts and pins to raise money to buy redwood boxes that are placed in trees as homes for the squirrels. +Quayle has said he is and was then, at age 22, a supporter of U.S. involvement in the war. +Reagan merely "exhibited some of the frustration that some of the rest of us have that you can't do anything to make it rain," Lyng said. +An earlier report by the bureau showed that employment costs in private industry rose 3.3% last year after a 3.2% gain in 1986; the increase in these costs had been shrinking each year since 1981, when they rose 9.8%. +The petition is designed to prevent this issue from slowing the merger. +Now both are entering larger, random trials where each will be pitted against placebos, or dummy drugs, and judged by doctors without knowledge of who's getting what. +Analysts estimated MCI's ratio of debt to total capital will rise to about 70% from 65%. +The Seattle project is reputed to be a $500,000 venture. +He first was elected mayor in 1978. +There is no question of the full amount of VAT not being refunded in appropriate cases. +Many Europeans do not think so. +In addition, the company said Lou Miceli, vice president and chief financial officer, was elected a director and that Russell Carson and Joseph Manganello had resigned from the board. +It has stood empty since a 7.1-magnitude earthquake shook northern California six months ago, killing 68 people, cracking concrete columns supporting the waterfront roadway. +The rebels withdrew after a brief firefight. +Stihl argued that it itself would be at a competitive disadvantage if denied zone status. +Also, an administration official said, Baker wrote a letter to the European Community supporting Turkey's application for membership in the 12-nation European Community. +But, she adds, too often the child becomes "a secondary consideration" for parents unwilling to care for kids full time or to bear the full financial burden. +The Census Bureau reckons that the typical household's net worth didn't change significantly between 1984 and 1988. +Needham has introduced Cajun Beer, a brew that combines the tastes of cayenne pepper, cane sugar and beer. +Such cases are relatively infrequent, since the news media generally honor promises of confidentiality. +Foreign investment in Korea is subject to approval by the Finance Ministry. +He said that the company "is aggressively working" on expanding its product line by developing reel-type slot machines. +The Syrian announcement gave no hint about what will be on Assad's agenda in Moscow. +These bonuses are doubled if the hotel reaches 100% of its operating goals. +That was always a debatable choice. +The DJIA also has underperformed the broader Dow Jones Equity Index, which is composed of nearly 700 issues. +They persuaded him to surreptitiously tape his future talks with board members to expose what was going on. +And should they be granted amnesty, it can almost be guaranteed the cartel would soon again be dealing drugs with impunity. +Predictions of growth have risen from near 3 per cent at the end of 1993 to between 4 per cent and 5 per cent. +All charges against Messrs. +Last year, it sold 50% of Smith Corona to the public at 21; Friday the stock was at 4 1/2. And Hanson bought Newmont at lower prices, so it would show a nice profit on the stock sale. +More than 1,000 angry Cypriot soccer fans besieged the winning Scottish team after a World Cup qualifying match, stoning the Scots' locker room and injuring nine people, police said. +Fines were possible, too, if the vehicle is found unsuitable for transporting laborers. +"I certainly never controlled the president's actions," she said. "Mrs. +He also said that VAMO was owned by Mrs. Paisley, and that Mr. Galvin had served as an agent simply to register the company under Virginia law. +A frequent visitor to the United States, Chirac hitchiked around America as a youth, working for a time as a fountain clerk at a Howard Johnson restaurant. +Federal regulators said then that the thrift's capital would have to be replaced. +Sulfur dioxide and other emissions turn into acids high in the atmosphere and can fall as acid rain, fog or snow up to several hundreds of miles downwind. +At the same time the company 'perceived a requirement for large investment cast components for the industrial gas turbine which would substitute for forgings and fabrications'. The market analysis went further. +A special constitutional clause bars any new govermment from ousting Pinochet from the army command for eight years. +When Lenin watched a similar revolutionary process, he said, `You know, this chaos will crystallize a new form of life.' +However, it is precisely the lack of a traffic stop that makes the system illegal, its critics argue. +French government sources in Paris said Wednesday that the aid will not be renewed until Denard leaves the islands. +In Savannah, he shakes Ms. Atiba's hand in the doorway of her Frazier Homes housing project apartment and asks the mother of four to vote for the Massachusetts governor. +However, the shares later recovered to end only 2 lower at 199p after buying was reported at S G Warburg. A cut in mortgage interest rates lifted P & O, whose Bovis subsidiary is a leading UK housebuilder. +Deer Valley is much prettier, with a preponderence of evergreens and far fewer aspens. +The auto industry has been weak for several months, and analysts don't expect much improvement during the latest reporting period. +Amoco said Mr. Allard's stock purchases "should have been avoided" and it said the company had taken "appropriate action," but didn't elaborate. +The maker of office automation equipment said group sales edged up to 7.375 trillion lire ($5.92 billion) from 7.317 trillion lire. +He said he was angry at his mother-in-law for not telling him about the child's parentage and angry at his supervisor because he thought the man tried to have him fired. +Union leadership also misjudged the impact of the cash flow provided by the replacement games. +"We knew when we announced our prices last May, we'd have to evaluate our situation in about a year," said Dave Illingworth, vice president and general manager of the Lexus division. +A poker-game ends in a brawl and one of the players, a Swede, is killed. +Smaller companies, such as Midway Airlines, said they are planning to do the same. +The extra buck contributed to earnings growth. +U.S. efforts to promote negotiations went into a tailspin in March with the collapse of the Israeli government over Baker's formula for the negotiations. +A police officer ran onto the field and asked the referee to halt the game. +Median prices in the Midwest were $71,700, a 5.9 percent gain over the same quarter of 1988. +Rent a video of "Three Men and a Baby" in Midland, Texas, these days, and you'll find a commercial for Raindance Car Wash, Midland's local scrub shop where you can get your car cleaned for $6.95. +He liked to regale associates with stories about his high living and success as a Hollywood film producer who owned a $1 million house on Long Island where he lived with his wife and five young children. +Peru, apparently abandoning plans to extract significant concessions from the International Monetary Fund, is expected to sign today in Washington an IMF letter of intent to frame economic policy until 1995, Sally Bowen writes from Lima. +Traders also attributed the market's advance yesterday to widespread rumors that the Federal Reserve was buying long-term bonds yesterday in an effort to bring down long-term interest rates. +A jury in 1989 divided blame for the crash equally between the United States and the pilot of the small plane. +Mr. Shaw said he was anxious to move to North Carolina to spend more time with his family, and also to enjoy a somewhat less stressful life, partly in view of some past health concerns. +Mr. Eralp says he doesn't think the Class E shares can sink much lower. +The FAA already has issued orders to ensure that Boeing 747 cargo doors are secure and more thoroughly inspected after each closing. +The NYSE's composite index of all its listed common stocks was off 0.06 to 171.20. +The spokesman for the Palestine Liberation Army, the regular military wing of the Palestine Liberation Organization, said office director Samir Khatib suffered facial bruises, but was in good condition. +It now proposes turning the dispute over to a court-appointed mediator. +In recent years, Occidental instead has issued stock and bought companies, frets one speculator. +Visitors are urged to spray themselves generously. +The issue will trade interchangeably with an existing 200 million ECU issue of bonds from the payment date. +The state news agency PAP said strikes ended Thursday at three other shafts _ the Krupinski, ZMP and First of May. +It will probably take a week to print a replacement. +Federal pension insurance, the agency argues, wasn't intended to "subsidize an employer's ongoing retirement program." +Khovik Vasilyan, an Armenian activist, said the strike call had no obvious effect in Yerevan today. +This time around, Tektronix, which is best known for selling electronic instruments and testing devices, chose to follow the same general design standards that Apollo and Sun have established and to add snazzier graphics capabilities. +After the spinoff, RLC will retain its truck rental and leasing business, which has been the faster growing and more profitable part of the company. +At the end the THA was not doing much good. +Banca Commerciale's majority owner is an Italian government agency, Istituto per la Ricostruzione Industriale, that owns other banks and industrial companies. +"We are cooperating with the Navy to keep this as small a black eye as we can," said William Bitner, of the Immigration and Naturalization Service's Norfolk office. +In January, the Agriculture Department expected to pay about $11.4 billion in subsidies, or "deficiency payments," to farmers in fiscal 1988, and about $11 billion in fiscal 1989. +The Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts elected a woman as bishop, the Rev. Barbara C. Harris, and if the choice is affirmed by other dioceses, she would become the first woman bishop in the worldwide Anglican Communion. +Antonio de Castro Mayer, bishop of Campos in Brazil, assisted at the rites and also faced automatic excommunication. +Cigarette pollution is fouling the air. +Although Los Angeles police acted as technical advisers on the film, several law-enforcement officials who attended a pre-release screening last month denounced the final product. +Deputy Rickey Ross, 40, a narcotics investigator who has been with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for 18 years, was spotted at 1:30 a.m. Thursday by police officers patrolling South Central Los Angeles, Gates said. +It organised the recent protests and wants to scrap the European reforms entirely and raise prices. +The miners were part of a predominately Indian labor force that works the gold-bearing jungle rivers. +The most controversial lobbying effort by Wright was the pressure he put on federal regulators to go easy on Texas thrift institutions that were failing due to a weak economy. +Also Wednesday, about 2,000 journalists across Bangladesh went on a 16-hour strike to protest a government ban on a daily newspaper that supported anti-government strikes, the journalists' union said. +To some, it looks like the start of an appropriately polite revolution. +Instead of a flat 10% penalty on the amount due, a new law substitutes penalties ranging from 2% to 10%, depending on how late the payment is made. +Contemporary composers are constantly anxious to do more with less: the Uitti style expands the range of the cello into untested possibilities. +"Rarely has the international community been so united and determined that aggression should not succeed," U.S. Secretary of State James A. Baker III told the council. +"Smoking is a good example," said McGinnis, a deputy assistant secretary for health based in Washington, D.C. "It's accountable for 390,000 deaths a year. +It was believed to be the first time the church of the Holy Sepulcher closed its doors in 800 years. +The missiles can shoot down aircraft. +The TOWs for Israel were to replenish that nation's supply for its prior transfer of TOWs to Iran. +I have kept the faith." Caperton will appoint a temporary successor to Manchin, and voters in the 1990 general election will select someone to fill the remaining two years of Manchin's term, Secretary of State Ken Hechler said. +But a critic predicted the pad will never be used because Congress will refuse to pay for the costly military communications and surveillance satellites meant to be launched on Titan 4-Centaurs. +"On the other hand, there is always that fear" of military airplane crashes. +This is the commercial version. +The forecast caused some analysts to lower their 1990 earnings estimates for the company, although they said they still believed in its long-term growth potential. +Defense Secretary Richard Cheney has been arguing this theme persuasively within NATO councils. +On St. Thomas the beach was already occupied by a few thousand sailors from the U.S. aircraft carrier Enterprise enjoying their first shore leave in six months. +As head of the agency, Mr. Rohwedder was a magnet for criticism from all sides. +More than 11,000 people have been killed since then. +He also contended his message has become part of the political mainstream. +It pitted Jewish settlers against the army after leaks from the military investigation said 15-year-old Tirza Porat was killed with the guard's gun. +Authorities said the farm had a helicopter launching pad used for drug trafficking. +Mr. Siegel had become awed by the vast wealth he saw Mr. Boesky amassing. +Marcus Eliason, London news editor for The Associated Press since 1988, has been named the AP's bureau chief in Jerusalem. +The latest push to help veterans and troops comes at a time when the costs of existing obligations to veterans of World War II, Korea, Vietnam and the peacetime era are causing widespread concern. +"Plainly stated, EAL's management has lost control of the enterprise," the shareholders committee said in papers filed Tuesday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court here. +The French government is eager to use CGCT to introduce foreign-designed switching equipment into France. +Basically, the Justy's transmission operates through a pair of pulleys and a metal belt that smoothly transfers power from one pulley to another. +The World Bank loans will be at variable lending rates, while the IDA credits will be interest-free except for administrative fees. +Du Pont, which is more diversified, is expected to earn from about 35 cents a share to 55 cents a share, before charges. +We are entering an 18-month period of risk. +Mrs. Brundtland said the elements of a compromise should include a "linkage" between non-nuclear and nulcear weapons. "We have to be very clear in our requirements to the Soviets on reducing conventional arms," she said. +If Regulators Answer The President's Call President Bush's State of the Union called for a 90-day moratorium on new federal regulations. +State officials were to arrive Monday to examine the shipwreck, but until then, representatives of the Horry County Historical Society and the Myrtle Beach Police reburied their finds. +Laptiev disputed Western news reports that suggested Ayrikyan was summarily expelled against his wishes, but conceded the activist was stripped of Soviet citizenship in the same action that dropped charges against him. +The Canadian Museum of Civilization opens Thursday on the banks of the Ottawa River, giving Canada an extravagant combination of high-tech and culture aimed at luring more visitors to the national capital. +Yields on three-month Treasury bills rose to 7.37 percent as the discount rose 2 basis points to 7.16 percent. +Of this, Pounds 116m was accrued interest. Net receipts amounted to Pounds 95m while total gross sales were Pounds 719m. +Some associates say privately he was driven to the table partly by friction then with the cable-operator directors. +The government should give special help to workers who lost their jobs because of policies on clean air, protecting the spotted owl and cutting defense, lawmakers said today. +Thatcher does especially well among women and Republicans, Gorbachev among men. +The typewritten statement from Islamic Jihad was delivered to the Beirut office of the Reuters news agency along with a black-and-white photograph of American hostage Terry Anderson. +It's a procession of moments singing out from the past. +It is the nation's most powerful unmanned rocket. +Rockwell International Corp. was given a $54.4 million Army contract for Hellfire anti-tank missiles. +Moscow said it would withdraw its estimated 115,000 soldiers within ten months starting May 15 if Pakistan and Afghanistan sign a peace agreement by March 15. +Hardly anyone disputes that Democrats and Republicans alike set in motion the 1980s deregulation process that ultimately led to the collapse of the S&L industry. +It's going to be a factor in the market over the next decade," Seidman told reporters after his speech. +They deployed a Navy communications satellite and retrieved an 11-ton science laboratory that they will bring back to Earth so scientists can learn how scores of different materials and systems survived six years in orbit. +The federal government provided the states with $297 million this year to help finance fish and wildlife restoration programs. +The measures date back to 1986, when then-President Reagan accused Col. Moammar Gadhafi's regime of sponsoring terrorism. +None of the above should be construed as derogatory toward lugers, the sport's human component. +Quite the contrary, according to Mr David Tagg, the GrandMet director in charge of IEL. Everything is going to plan. When it was formed in 1991, IEL was deliberately loaded with debt by its two owners. +While I doubt the media were as gullible and malleable as Mr. Fenton's memo suggests, the Alar scare was created, mostly out of thin air, just as Mr. Fenton claims, and the media that were taken in can learn something from this episode. +His attorney, Ronald Waska, in Houston, asked the judge to place Beene on probation, arguing that his client didn't profit from the scheme. +The market opened lower and the Dow Jones industrial average extended its decline through midafternoon. +General Motors Corp. on Thursday began recalling more than 600,000 1983 Oldsmobiles and Buicks to replace an emissions control component that may have quit working. +The amendment "says there's a prejudice out there and let's pander to it," said Frank McCloskey, D-Ind. +Ms. DeSillers said the money to Dimas jewelry was to buy back items she had pawned in early 1987 to pay her son's medical expenses. +Should we add their food and not just the meager pay of French conscripts but also what they could have earned as civilians? +The army reported six wounded, including a youth it said was shot just as he was about to hurl a brick from a rooftop on a soldier below. +The New York office of Boston-based Hill Holiday won three Clios on Monday in the copywriting, original music with lyrics and travel categories for a commercial called "Invaders" for the Irish Tourist Board. +Many were apprehensive that the loud music played during the exhibition would send loose debris crashing down from the ceiling. But it held. +But a U.S. marshal said Ranganathan was not being detained. +Mr. Jackson spoke at a rally at the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center here Friday. +With its rejection of this year's pay raise, Congress may have effectively scuttled the system under which salaries were proposed, by an appointed panel insulated against voter punishment for unpopular increases. +We were teen-agers, so we had all our friends," McAndrew said. +Kidder Peabody cut its rating on the athletic footwear maker's shares to "hold" from "current buy," saying that the stock has run about as far as it can go for now. +The program, if successful, would become a standard for using CD-ROM-based data, much as Microsoft's operating system software is now the standard for International Business Machines Corp. personal computers and the legions of compatibles. +He said the spill was triggered by a "chain of events" that the company is still investigating. +Because a number of recent economic reports have showed unexpected strength, more Reserve Bank easing isn't seen likely for a while. +However, he has told white voters he will not betray them and has affirmed his commitment to segregated residential areas for whites who want them. +The appellate ruling is a defeat for the International Association of Machinists, which represents the mechanics and had sought to include them in negotiations covering another 7,000 employees who operate under two other contracts. +McWilliams received 61 percent of the vote. +Ms. Arey and Payne both had their party's nominations to compete for the seat again in November, but it was considered likely that the loser in Tuesday's election would withdraw from the race. +The agency also reported that a new round of price increases will make some farm products substantially more expensive starting Feb. 1. +Although drought regularly depletes sources of food and water for cattle, camels and sheep, there is resistance to sacrificing some animals to improve the others' chances. Tradition exposes further clashes between economics and environment. +In 1982, the average tax in Louisiana on homes valued at $100,000 with FHA mortgages was $150 in Louisiana, $1,260 nationwide. +The offensive began shortly after the Soviet Union withdrew troops supporting the government forces. +Lippitt, 73, declined to congratulate Cianci when he conceded defeat Friday. +In Sweden, Saab is battling against a slump which has seen overall car sales fall from a peak of 340,000 in 1988 to an expected 130,000 this year. The 900 will sell hard on Saab's commitment to safety and low exhaust emissions as well as performance. +It shows the economy growing at an annual rate of 0.3% in the second quarter, 2.0% in the third quarter and 2.8% in the fourth quarter. +Decision/Capital Fund is a closed-end investment fund. +"The last number I heard from Exxon Corp. is that they have spent $1 billion, $900 million in their cleanup effort since the accident," Skinner said. +In two previous incidents, relatives of the woman were suspected, according to a state police officer who declined to be identified. +We'll often cut fat at the corporate level. +He said it was possible that the Bank of Japan "staked out" the 158-yen level as "territory" to defend. +But Japan's investors, who in the past rushed to buy into Trump Tower and Trump Parc for their prime location and guaranteed name value, are no longer impressed. +Sony was down 70 yen at 6020 yen, while Matsushita Electric Industrial fell 20 yen to 1610 yen. +Tower showed flashes of grit and humor as he fielded questions at the National Press Club about allegations concerning excessive drinking, womanizing and lucrative consulting fees he received from defense contractors. +Circle K, from a relatively sleepy chain of 1,300 stores in 1983, exploded under Mr. Eller's management to 4,700 outlets at the end of last year. +Not to mention a Hawaiian pig roast, a jazz concert and a white elephant sale. +In London, Bush achieved his goal of preserving _ at least for now _ a NATO that is the main instrument of U.S. influence in Europe while pushing it toward changes that could make it more acceptable to the Soviet Union. +On the day before the rampage, Hayes' family had tried to have him committed to a mental hospital. +County officials estimate a loss of 7 million bushels, 90 percent of the crop. +Bad economic news might encourage enough domestic investors to buy the securities to make up for any shortage of foreign investors, said Marilyn Schaja, a money market economist at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp. +If it isn't, the day may come when people say of TV what Yogi Berra said of his once-favorite restaurant: "Nobody goes there anymore. +After three more outages, technicians set about creating a Jaws-proof sheath. +But the Time Warner Inc. that will be created when the deal officially closes Wednesday is vastly different from the company Time Chairman J. Richard Munro and Warner Chairman Steven J. Ross once envisioned. +"I never asked my stepmother for help," Lansky said last week. "I felt if she wanted to do something, she would offer. +The rate on the latest three-month Treasury bills fell to 6.42% bid from an average rate of 6.44% set at Monday's auction. +If people actually read this book thoroughly they'll only discover that Mr. Speakes came up with not just one or two indiscretions against his former employer, but 313 pages of gossip and slander. +This anxiety most likely will continue to increase as a result of the proliferation of "right-to-know" laws informing us of possible toxic exposures. +For all of the year earlier, Limited earned $227.8 million, or $1.21 a share, on sales of $3.1 billion. +Costs increased primarily from losses in having to sell homes in depressed markets, the council survey said. +Although the members included him in its work immediately, he said, "they thought I was a spy. +U.S. officials passed on the Iraqi assurances to Kuwait, said Kuwaiti Ambassador Saud Nasir al-Sabah. +But successes have been limited. +Mrs. Thatcher told reporters she and the president did not differ on the NATO question. +That compares with a 7.9% average yield for 90 dividend-paying utility stocks computed by the Chicago firm of Duff & Phelps Inc. +SEC Chairman Breeden said he would consider imposing "circuit breakers" to halt program trading during sharp swings in the market. +"When we get together, we leave politics out," says the Democrat about her Republican brother. +The notebook was part of a sale Thursday of English literary and historical manuscripts and books that totaled $2.13 million, Sotheby's said. +A general election is due by October 1993, and the campaign has already begun. +That same month, immigration officials complained of illnesses among INS employees apparently caused by the building's air system. +And while Solidarity had years of struggle that also let the Polish opposition fine-tune its platform, East Germany's pro-democracy forces suddenly have been thrown into the breach. +Before that, he was staff director for the House Agriculture Committee from 1973-82 and staff consultant from 1971-73. +Afternoons, he often typed what he'd written. +The White House announced the Dunne nomination shortly after Bush finished a news conference at which he was asked whether he agrees with NAACP leaders that there is "a rising tide of racism" in the country. +He wasn't an attorney, so he couldn't be disciplined by the bar. +But it quickly became clear the glasses weren't the only problem with his marksmanship. +A jet with 78 people aboard made an emergency landing Sunday after a section of its landing gear malfunctioned, and one wing caught fire briefly as it scraped the runway, officials said. +South African Ambassador A. Leslie Manley criticized the action. "This is blatant interference in the internal affairs of a member state of the United Nations," Manley said. +Creditors holding about $75 million face amount of unsecured debt would receive 85% of Care's equity; the rest would be retained by existing shareholders. +The agency went over budget this year, Patrick said, because of federally mandated increases in salaries and benefits. +The union group, the United Shipbuilding Crafts, sought an OSHA inspection. +Early last Wednesday near Buckingham Palace, meanwhile, there was a reminder of where the state still holds sway. +With his third novel, "The Remains of the Day," the 35-year-old novelist has turned his eye on his adopted country with an imaginative tour de force built around that most British of institutions, the butler. +The stories of Mary Magdalene, Mary and Martha and the woman at the well aren't told. +Thousands cheered and people shouted "Long Live the King!" when Otto von Hapsburg and other members of the family left a church Monday after a Mass for his mother Zita, the last queen of Hungary. +The ratings firm metered only about 1,000 homes in the New York area, but was planning to expand nationally. +But later, in London, it was quoted at a lower rate of 126.83 yen. +A spokesman for the heat-processing-systems designer indicated Mr. Gilbert was asked to resign but hadn't yet responded. +A major bond rating agency said Tuesday it is reviewing the status of New York City's ability to repay debt following a tentative agreement to give teachers a 5.5 percent pay raise. +Lee is a Boston-based private investment firm that specializes in leveraged buy-outs, and ML-Lee, an affiliate, is a public investment partnership. +The current account is the most important trade statistic, because it covers not only merchandise trade but also trade in the services category, which reflects primarily the flow of investment earnings between countries. +According to del Pino, the Cuban MiG's are equipped with conventional as opposed to nuclear bombs. +An attempt to have Chicago's black community unite behind one mayoral candidate yielded no clear winner as delegates to a meeting showed strong support for two contenders. +A teen-ager who killed her abusive father was acquitted Friday in a judgment that extends to juveniles the post-traumatic stress defense previously used in cases of battered wives killing husbands. +Yani who uses traditional Chinese brush and ink technique to paint animals, especially monkeys, but said she plans to expand her artwork and concentrate on humans. +The lesson from Denmark is that current procedures are not acceptable and the flow of information between voters and the centre is inadequate. +The fiber-optic approach also would clear the way for digital, high-definition television later in the 1990s. +She says the orchestra could be ongoing, but efforts are concentrated on this year's program. +Last Thursday, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton R. Lifland approved the sale to Trump, after America West failed to secure financing for its offer by a Wednesday deadline set by Eastern. +Last July, rebels declared a limited cease-fire in quake-devastated areas but the government did not respond. +In the end, Unisource became an almost inevitable partner. A joint venture between the national operators of Sweden, Switzerland and the Netherlands, Unisource has direct contact with most of Europe's multinationals and was developing a solid reputation. +The 1986 tax law, the major provisions of which were revealed in late 1984, further reduced individual tax rates but sharply increased the effective tax rates on investment income. +But these vehicles probably won't be mass-produced until 1995 or later because the fuel isn't widely available. +When the world ends next week, the few who are chosen will be able to park their cars in heaven, says the man who also was predicting apocalypse about this time last year. +The world railway speed record is 319 mph, set by France's TGV last May. The new Shinkansen train will begin Tokyo-Osaka passenger service next year, traveling as fast as 167 mph and cutting 20 minutes off the current 2 1/2-hour trip. +Twelve-page pink pamphlets are being handed out on street corners across the country, sounding frightening alarms in bold-face type about Ritalin, a prescription drug used for three decades to calm hyperactive children. +"If you want to do it right, it's a full-time job," Rossetti said. "I was just fortunate I could work my schedule around Carl." That meant sometimes working into the early-morning hours to keep his family financially afloat. +And Rep. Leon Panetta (D., Calif.), a leader of California opponents to offshore leasing, predicted the plan would help unify states of the Pacific, Atlantic and Gulf coasts to "work for a more balanced and comprehensive energy program." +So let's give each the attention it deserves tomorrow. +Adding to the confusion surrounding the incident, Mr. Howard said, the Iranian jetliner also was transmitting identifying signals usually associated with civilian aircraft. +"He ought to get out," said Byrd. "The country cannot have confidence in the Justice Department when the top law enforcement officer obviously has to spend an inordinate amount of his time defending himself. +LATE NEW YORK TRADING Tuesday, March 17, 1987 Based on average of late afternoon buying and selling rates. +John W. Sanders, 45, president of Young & Rubicam's Detroit office, will succeed Mr. Power as the top executive there. +Castro is to attend the inauguration on Thursday of President-elect Fernando Collor de Mello in Brasilia, the capital. On Friday, Castro travels to Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. +The yield on six-month T-bills fell to 7.82% on Monday, from 8.01% the week before. +The announcement at the United Nations - by British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd and in a statement from Iran's U.N. Mission - said the embassies would reopen in London and Tehran within a month. +She returned to England, disillusioned, after a month. +Was that your case? 'No, it certainly wasn't. +Superior Judge Karl Johnstone said Tuesday that all evidence gathered in the investigation except for Hazelwood's report will be admissible at his trial for the March 24 grounding of the tanker and the spill of about 11 million gallons of crude oil. +More than 3,000 lightning strikes were reported overnight in Oregon, Washington, Nevada, California and Idaho. +A director maybe gets four or five hours' sleep." About "Navy SEALS," Sheen commented: "A long shoot, 16 weeks, eight in Virginia Beach, the remaining eight in Spain. +The bid-to-cover was higher than the 2.91 set at the last two-year sale in July, even though the average yield then also was higher at 6.94%. +Now at least one-fourth are local. +The State Department has called for Aoun to step down. +Salinas said the government will eliminate subsidies for basic food products in stages over the next six months because it lacks the money to finance them. +Among the nation's Big Three automakers, Ford alone showed increased sales during late February, the month or during the first two months of the year. +The AMA opposes the limits. +The near-extinction of the buffalo herd, combined with pressure from local missionaries, all but wiped out the rituals that had united the Omahas for centuries. +For example, the PC running Windows applications software will be a familiar front-end for many business and personal computer users. +Friday's Market Activity Stocks ended mixed, with market indexes weighed down by profit-taking in big stocks in a tumultuous trading day. +But he said he would find the legislation more acceptable if it were proposed as "enabling legislation" that could be voluntarily adopted by shareholders of individual companies, rather than be dictated to all companies by state law. +Still, for most retailers, the weekend did little to assure them a restful holiday. +The other three are competing for second place. +The Uzi is defined as a semiautomatic handgun that can fire 100 rounds a minute, he said. +For a paper deal worth a mere Pounds 105m, ADT now claims to have written off as goodwill the sum of Dollars 278m. +The four were indicted in Knoxville in April 1987, and the trial was moved to Memphis at Ford's request. +Turn the slices once and allow six to seven minutes for the vegetable to become hot, tender and burnished with gold. +After nine years with Bankers Trust, Mr. Beim, 46 years old, resigned Friday after what he terms "differences of personality and style" with deputy chairman Charles S. Sanford Jr. +The government has proposed the Soviet Union's first national referendum on the plan, which Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov presented to the Supreme Soviet on Thursday. +Under the proposed transaction, the new company, Brown & Root Vickers Ltd. would be 70%-owned by Brown & Root Ltd.; the balance would be owned by Vickers, which owns the Rolls Royce car manufacturer and medical equipment, defense and marine units. +Mrs. Palme, appearing shaken, closed her eyes as he was led in. +Gantt, who campaigned on the premise that a runoff would divide the party, urged Easley late Tuesday not to let "1 or 2 percent divide us." But Easley called for a runoff in a news conference this morning at state Democratic Party Headquarters. +In the one-store hamlet of Spotted Horse, former roustabout Craig McGee, a slight man in scuffed boots and torn jeans, downs a beer and reviews his job search: tried to get hired as a dogcatcher but wasn't qualified, tried for a jailer's job but failed. +The festival continues through Tuesday. +He had latterly been a director in the investor relations department. +He referred to "the strategic dangers and vulnerability of our eastern borders." The Israeli leader also voiced veiled criticism of Jewish leaders abroad who have met with PLO leaders. +Turnover on the NYSE was heavy at 239m shares, and rises outpaced declines by 909 to 867. Analysts regard the selling of recent days as a temporary correction in prices following the recent period of strength. +In the mid-1980s Peugeot began plans to modernize and expand its plant in Sochaux, a nearly 100-year-old facility sandwiched between the outskirts of the city and the river Allan. +Television reports said workers sawed the Dutch chemical tanker Anna Broere into two pieces and planned to hoist the parts from the floor of the North Sea. +But the main purpose was to suggest to the state organs that, in an emergency, Mr. Gorbachev's prestige could be transformed into ready cash. +Key Bank of Washington is trustee. +"We have a feeling that we still have a long way to go," he said. +He also said Reagan and Bush negotiated with terrorists in the Iran-Contra affair and the 1985 hijacking of a TWA jetliner to Beirut. +France's Union des Assurances de Paris disclosed Friday it had purchased 6.3 million shares in Sun Life Assurance Society Co., a 10.7% stake. +Walsh said a prison term is necessary to reduce North's political following that was cultivated on the lecture circuit and "reinforces his lack of remorse." Walsh rejected North's contention that he is a scapegoat. +Sprint believes that the UK should therefore agree to its licence application and is keeping the FCC informed. The DTI's decision will not only affect Sprint. +He did not name any countries or say how he had received such assurances. +In past years, the rebel group has carried out numerous massacres of mountain peasants it viewed as traitors to its cause. +Since 1990 he has been chairman of the Unichem Northern Regional Committee and was a non-exec at Unichem from 1986-90. James Buchanan has retired. +It also believes, thank heavens, "that we can neither police the world nor retreat from it." +I think it's significant." Both sides in the case said they expect the number of Salvadorans actively fighting deportation to increase as a result of the judge's order. +Within the last few years, massive corrosion along the 880-mile length of the pipeline was discovered. +The violence has caused escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Sherwood shares closed at $1.875, up 12.5 cents. +This shows a price below which it is not economic to continue production. +Enrile's lawyers and reporters rushed there early Tuesday, but government prosecutors said they were waiting "for some documents" before filing the complaint. +Dempsey could face up to 30 years in prison on the assault count and a maximum seven-year term on the AIDS exposure count. +The new study being published today bolsters previous evidence that the biggest impact of estrogen therapy may be in preventing heart disease in older women. +However, the legislation gives the secretary an escape clause by which he can avoid holding such talks; Treasury Secretary James Baker, who opposes a debt facility strongly, is expected to use that mechanism. +The Democrats' proposal also includes a scaled-down version of the capital gains tax cut sought by Bush. +Already, however, Mr. Spangenberg says, "There are implications for the chemical industry. +These donations were thrown out, but the donors were later allowed to give blood again. +The U.S. government contribution will consist of a guarantee for those loans: if the Soviets fail to repay in three years, the United States would pay the banks 98 percent of the principal and about half the interest. +Anticipating the loss of amenities or property values, potentially affected property owners unite into a group capable of bending government to its will. +A year ago, the Mediation Board ordered the first election to determine whether workers at USAir and former Piedmont employees would be represented by the Teamsters. +But Texas Air recently has been paring staff at Eastern. +Factories, mines and utilities operated at 82.4 percent of capacity for the third consecutive month. +A tornado blew over a mobile home and tore the roofs off some other buildings in Point Harbor, but no injuries were reported, the weather service said. +We call it the snicker factor. +But pressed by opposition Liberal and New Democratic Party members to match the bill signed this week by President Reagan, Mulroney made no commitments. +The Commerce Department said a survey found that businesses plan to spend $429.4 billion, after adjusting for inflation, topping the previous high of $391.6 billion set in 1985. +But Goodyear had taken 1970-71 foreign-tax credits in the U.S. for the unit. +That is something worth doing regardless of cost or effectiveness. +The 24-member body is controlled by Solidarity, which has 12 seats. +"The process is still continuing. +A candidate finds himself fifth in line at an airport ticket counter. +"We want to get there early, not wait until after June 7 or after the convention to sell the Dukakis message and the Dukakis record," Warren said. +The fowl visitors arrived in the dead of night and announced their presence in the customary way: with loud crowing to greet the dawn. +Castelo Branco had held the post since February 1986. Previously, he was civilian liason minister for Sarney's government. +He said Hai had told an interpreter at the hospital that he was dissatisified with the screening system that determines whether Vietnamese are refugees to be resettled or illegal immigrants subject to repatriation. +The department described the condition of the Kansas crop as good-to-excellent and predicted a harvest of 460.2 million bushels, a remarkable rebound from 213.6 million last year. +Milken's planned appearance before a House subcommittee this summer may be blocked, if prosecutors and regulators have their way. +Whether U.S.-style auctions of gilts continue "is a very close call," says John Shepperd, a gilts economist at Warburg Securities. +Heine Securities Corp., a New York money-management concern, boosted its clients' stake in Cambrian & General Securities PLC, the British investment pool formerly run by Ivan F. Boesky. +He was released on $10,000 bail, pending a July 14 court hearing. +He expects to make more money in the Soviet Union this year than last. +In the fourth period, sales of the giant American Capital Government Securities Fund slowed after its dividend was trimmed. +An alternative is a later competitor, 'New Leaf' (Shin Yeh), which has several locations in Taipei. +Congressional approval of the reprisal hasn't slowed the push to put curbs on the U.S. military presence in the Persian Gulf. +Wedtech officials have admitted to law enforcement officials that the company illegally obtained the status of a minority-run company to obtain no-bid contracts through bribes of public officials. +China Southern flies to 53 domestic cities from its home base and from stations in the cities of Wuhan, Changsha and Haikou. +Mr. Kohl's trick is simple. +With foreigners holding a 10 percent market share, domestic makers are starting to clamor for a dumping investigation. +"Hardly anyone knew about this beforehand," says Harry Kamen, Metropolitan Life's general counsel. +A reasonably high percentage of the kids, their families are not full-time farmers." Geuns said about 200 head of cattle were entered in the recent Michigan Youth All Breed Beef and Sheep Show at Ionia, down 50 from last year. +The current account deficit provides a measure of the amount of money the nation must raise abroad, principally from borrowing, to finance the economy. +The SEC disciplined MDC in September 1989 for its handling of eight real estate transactions between 1985 and 1987, including employing Silverado-Elektra as a "straw buyer" and booking profits on the Houston sale. +He was tentatively listed in stable condition and was to undergo surgery for a chest wound at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. +"`Dad,' they said, `they just lie in commercials.' +Hamadi, 24, admitted to taking part in the hijacking of Flight 847 from Athens to Rome but denied killing Stethem. +There is no final dividend to leave the payment at 0.5p (3p for previous year). +Bank of New York's tender offer expires tomorrow night. +Until now, the minimum maturity for exemption was two years. +Mr. Marchese, a former bank executive, was convicted of bribery and racketeering. +Insurgent leaders contended that the casualties were the result of "friendly fire" between two government infantry units. +One stock in trade is gumbo, a nourishing soup which derives from an African word for okra, the vegetable which forms the main ingredient. +If there is a problem, Mr. Marshall argues, it's GM's fault. +'Secondly, when the labour market had its shakeout, it hit the service sector and white-collar employees.' Both factors particularly affected the middle classes - a key Tory constituency. +A restaurant owner recited a Buddhist prayer outside the palace and said: "Japan is not Japan without him. +Mr. Carter, like Mr. Reagan, believed prior notification to Congress risked revelations that would have jeopardized the lives of those involved in these operations. +But, even if their demand for credit revived, Japan's indebted banks are likely to remain unwilling to lend for some time. +Why the DA seeks more business when he cannot keep up with half the criminals he prosecutes now is probably a political guess. +A navy spokesman said the boat normally carries a crew of four, but it was not known how many were on board. +Holiday activities in this West Bank town of 35,000 were to be reduced from previous years in sympathy with the yearlong Palestinian uprising against Israeli rule in the occupied territories. +Each warrant will entitle the holder to acquire a unit consisting of one common share of Potash Corp. currently owned by the Saskatchewan government and one half common share purchase warrant. +Mrs. Cox estimates CHAMPUS was providing $17,000 in home health care every month. +This was a project KLM could not complete on its own. But KLM and British Airways had not re-started talks on a strategic alliance. +He wouldn't identify them, saying final decisions hadn't been made yet. +His forces man checkpoints around the capital. +We will continue to rationalise as necessary.' Closing businesses in 1991 led to an extraordinary charge of Pounds 377,000 (Pounds 644,000). 'We reduced staff by 290 and closed six textiles sites,' said Mr Corrin. +An autopsy showed that Bean, 25, died 10 years ago of severe blows to the head and chest. +Militants leaving other cities to go to the border would also be stopped, he added. Mr Qayyum defended his goverment's position on the Kashmiri right to self-determination leading to accession with Pakistan. +"We didn't have any prospects of selling MeraBank, but I think now that the federal government has taken over, they will have a prospect of selling it, and that is a possibility we've all considered for some time," Sargent said. +In addition, the award included interest and expense payments. +"You don't need meat to be healthy," Indra Dyvmna Swami of San Francisco told a group of curious Soviets gathered around a wooden cart carrying a colorful tent and a brightly painted statue of the Krishna god Jaganatha. +He warned, however, that it could hamper the carrier's operations. +Bush goes from West Germany to London, and returns to the United States on Friday, strengthened politically as he confronts the domestic agenda. +In the Time-CNN poll, 47 percent agreed with the verdict, 33 percent did not and 20 percent were not sure. +And I will reinforce our support for the courageous leaders of the region at the upcoming drug summit at Cardagena. +Berkshire first bought Washington Post shares in 1973 and shares in Geico, an insurer, in 1976. +The federal courts found that such private lawsuits were implicit in Section 10(b). +A PHYSICS graduate, Mr Karim Arginbayev, 28, used to dream of devoting his life to science. +Management changes last summer, including Mr. Andrews reassuming the chief executive post at World Airways at the board's request, contributed to the performance, he said. +Wall Street had expected a modest rise in the company's domestic sales and earnings, and more substantial increases in overseas results. +The Rev. Al Trotter, a guest preacher at Sunday's services, made a brief reference to Swaggart. +Sell orders poured in and prices kept falling in the absence of buyers. +But the big Italian merchant and processor said it still plans to sue the Board of Trade for damages for losses incurred as a result of the July 11 order. +One surviving passenger reportedly told investigators that the bus driver said, "Hang on tight, I have no brakes," moments before the bus slid over the cliff. +Political observers said he was referring to Algeria, which was believed to have played a key role in the hostage negotiations. +In 1990, the mine produced 17,000 tonnes of tin, compared with 32,000 in its heyday. +Donations and loans coming from the U.S. government through the Agency for International Development have been grossly mishandled. +Canadian manufacturers operated at 80.3% of capacity in the first quarter, down from 80.7% in the preceding three months, Statistics Canada, a federal agency, said. +Rourke was appointed Heath's successor. +Among other things, he ignores the incentives generated by economic and legal arrangements. +Both are CDs that have been expanded from original concept albums, of the early 1960s and the late 1950s respectively. +"We would like to keep our hiring local to all of the cities that we are opening," she said. +Saudi security officials said 402 people were killed in a stampede after an Iranian political demonstration in Mecca turned violent. +Boake A. Sells, chairman and chief executive officer, said Revco's 2,000 drugstores in 27 states will remain open and the company's 28,000 employees will continue to be employed. +(The discount does not apply to the Pep). Prolific Unit Trust Managers is also offering a discount off some of its funds. +Trans World Airlines proposed to acquire USAir for $52 a share. +In the new-issue market last month, a Citicorp five-year offering yielded 1.25 percentage point more than Treasurys while a similarly-rated RJR Nabisco offering with a longer maturity yielded only 0.6 percentage point more than Treasurys. +But it hasn't been clear whether this compound is produced by an animal cell or acquired from an external source. +Sotheby's was acquired in 1983 for about $130 million and taken private. +Earlier, the judge called into the courtroom the jury foreman and asked whether jurors were able to proceed in light of the slaying of Phyllis Singletary by her boyfriend. +Sen. Paul Simon, D-Ill., who is not campaigning in the Super Tuesday states, favors doubling the excise tax on cigarettes. +But BBC2's series of The Wednesday Play may serve to highlight the paucity in single drama today. +Then he resigned again and flew to India for a vacation. +In part, GM hopes to get some marketing mileage out of an otherwise embarrassing situation. +Legislation to close a loophole in the regulation of polychlorinated biphenyls, the highly toxic chemicals whose manufacture was banned in 1976, has been approved by the House. +A special Maastricht protocol preserves Ireland's ban on abortion. +Navy escorts may be joined by U.S. helicopters that will fly with the convoy to spot from the air any mines that might lie in its path. +Rosser said the consequences of the gender gap include loss of scholarships to girls _ chief among them National Merit Scholarships awarded to students who score highest on the Preliminary SAT (PSAT) in their junior year of high school. +A Kurdish guerrilla group, the Kurdish Democratic Party, claims Iraq dropped poison gas bombs on six Kurdish villages in northern Iraq that day. +He was sort of juvenile." +The stock has since recovered in line with rising world stock markets. +Stocks got some support, however from falling interest rates in the credit markets, where prices of long-term Treasury bonds rose as much as $5 for each $1,000 in face value. +Parents of the country's first in-vitro quintuplets said Monday that without more state money they might have to turn out their three nieces. +This seems unlikely to succeed. Whatever happens, the ANC may yet regret focusing so much attention on the constitutional talks. +In both cases, federal judges eventually ruled that the airlines had to make the payments according to schedule, but one earlier ruling favored Continental's effort at postponement, producing considerable confusion. +Passengers were put on a later flight which left at 4:26 p.m., said United spokesman Joe Hopkins. +By 1980, he was off for a year of study at the Naval War College, a necessary ticket for a would-be star. +Chung said he and a 20-member survey team would visit North Korea in mid-April to discuss financing and other details for the resort project. +The Japan Broadcasting Corp., the national public television network, showed the liftoff on its evening news, but led off its newscast with another story - Japanese hostages' families visiting them in Iraq. +Unforeseen at the time of the 1982 accord were the enormous trading volume in stock-index futures and the extent of the interplay between stocks and stock-index futures. +Soon, Margaret River was producing award-winning premium wines. I began tasting at 10am. +But Maxwell rebuffed him, saying: 'You'll just have to trust me. +This may explain the volatility in terms of perceptions about job prospects.' MORI had face-to-face interviews with 1,022 people aged 18 or more who work full or part-time. +Asked what the emergence of a "narco-government" would mean for U.S. foreign policy, Gates said, "I don't think anybody has thought very much about that. +Archaeologists work side by side with firefighters, trying to preserve historic sites at Yellowstone National Park that have been threatened not only by fire but by the bulldozers sent in to halt them. +He disagreed with a specific proposal in the House bill that would allow no buyout that raised the debt-equity ratio beyond 1:1 in takeovers, saying the ratio had to be examined individually in each instance. +He said institutions with problem real estate loans should be permitted to absorb the losses over several years. +Sayles (as writer) did two episodes and the two-hour pilot, shown April 13. Then he left. +The B-2 was designed as a strategic nuclear-armed bomber, and it does instantly degrade the Soviets' $350 billion air defense system. But it's even better as a weapon for the post-Cold War era. +The Senate late Thursday approved a resolution that will send a team of congressional experts to Poland to study the needs of the newly formed parliament. +The study noted that nine errors have been committed in the chief control facility in the past 14 months. +A script for "Scarlett" should be ready by early next year, and Mr. Halmi hopes to begin filming in June. +Since a debtor's money essentially belongs to his or her creditors until the debts are repaid, creditors argue that tithing (typically paying 10% of income to a religious group) is a form of robbing Peter to pay Paul. +The International Coffee Organization, established in 1963, tries to stabilize coffee prices by limiting sales of green coffee beans by the producers to the consumers. +Others are under construction in Riverdale, N.Y., and Chevy Chase, Md. +Boston-area lawyers praised Souter's intellect and willingness to study a case. +Nonetheless, he is already recruiting mentors for next year's group. +Last week, the U.S. General Accounting Office underscored concerns by charging that the lawn-care industry exaggerates pesticide safety. +Burton loaded a shotgun with "kracker" shells _ blanks that explode with a small flame but have no shot. +There is a series of really important and difficult issues of European policy crying out for it to address. +The FBI, HHS employees and Kennedy's staff said the device, a metal canister in a paper bag, was found several offices and about 15 yards away from Kennedy's office on the 24th floor of the John F. Kennedy federal building. +Not one time has he ever asked me to vote for or against any piece of legislation, any provision of law, any amendment. +Suddenly, the affair has raised its head again. +The stock-market crash has also led to stepped-up regulatory efforts in the financial sector. +A lightning-sparked fire burned along a 20-mile front in northwestern Nebraska, threatening the community of Crawford and forcing the evacuation of more than 629 people from a hospital, nursing home and Fort Robinson State Park. +I'm looking forward to companies where we have a van der Merwe and a Khumalo (typical Afrikaner and African names). 'You can call it tokenism if you like, but it's going to be the story of South Africa: van der Merwe and Khumalo. +The steep yield curve tells me that people have learned something," he said. +Score one, reluctantly, for Going Out. We happened to see Crazy For You on the same night that the Queen took her mother for a 93rd birthday treat, along with her sister and umpteen other members of the royal family. +The vice president gave a speech in Kennebunkport's town square after the local Memorial Day parade. +The dollar's trading day began on a strong note in Tokyo. +Allison Miller, 24, of Long Beach designed the clothing that Corinne Quayle wore to that ceremony. +Allegis owns a 60% stake in the Edmonton Westin. +Mr. Nelson told Merlin about some dog bones he had found. +As a result, says Mike Herrity, medical affairs manager at Evans Medical, part of Medeva, manufacturers are always chasing the disease. +Despite some recent storms, six to 12 inches of rain are still needed to return the Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee valleys to near-normal conditions. +Analysts in Japan couldn't recall an instance where a Japanese retailer has acquired a company that filed a bankruptcy petition. +As a result, Central Maine will take an $11 million after-tax charge against earnings for 1986. +We are going to be reviewed in every step we make, and that has an impact on the staff here. +"He was a gifted performer and in the way he handled himself in front of the camera, he was a master." In 1978, Bailey began a three-year stint as a singer on the PTL Club on television. +They never did point out anything wrong with her," said Democratic pollster Harrison Hickman. +Some married couples will benefit from one change. Under current rules, relief can be given where a contract covers a married couple, so long as one partner is aged 60 or over. +His wife and the recent birth of a baby daughter have given his life a stability that many professional chess players never find time for. As the world title has become more of a realistic ambition and less of a dream, Short has become harder. +The prospect of a widespread financial impact makes it likely that any failure of First Executive could spark political attention and public debate. +The success of tax overhaul also reflected the power of widespread public sentiment. +Early this month, Navigation Foundation President Thomas D. Davies, whose organization the society hired to look into the Peary controversy, announced that a worksheet Rawlins thought held compass calculations actually showed time readings. +The charges about senator Kennedy are false. +Upgrades also exceeded downgrades in the hospital, educational institutions, municipal utility, and tax-backed issue sectors. +"We continue to believe that we are innocent of the charges in the ETSI case," said Santa Fe's chairman, president and chief executive officer, Robert D. Krebs. +The Canadian Lintas unit is by far the smaller of the two, with less than $50 million in billings, but it is part of Lintas: Worldwide , which had total 1987 billings of $2.79 billion. +The two tiers are evident in the way the market values consumer and industrial stocks. +Mr. Conde and another Spanish businessman together control about 3% of Montedison stock. +It's time to clear the air. +This leads to significant value-added in the areas e-commerce and customer relationship management. +He said a police officer's brother reserved the facility for the group. +Right now, the houses remain cautious. +Zancanata and a team of scientists fired rockets in the ealry 1960s from Christmas and Johnson islands in the Pacific Ocean to study the effects of nuclear blasts on the atmosphere. +Eurobonds are especially vulnerable to squeezes, which seek to drive up a bond's price by artificially restricting supply. +On Friday, gold for February delivery fell $2.20 an ounce to $353.70. +Tallia and other company officials have refused to comment on the investigation. +Each income category includes families and single people. +Northwesterly winds of 15 to 25 mph with a few gusts to around 30 mph were common across the Midwest. +The standoff began Sunday at the Metropolitan District Command Center in Davao City. +Congress is above the law." +He believes that the task facing Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan is so difficult that it resembles "juggling a double-bladed ax and a buzz saw." +That's a measure of prevention far better than anything we have now." +In a work force of 3.1 million, only 26,000 are without jobs. +The purchasing managers' report showed a sharp increase in new factory orders. +Leads in the ice that were as close as five miles last weekend have been plugged by shifting winds, record low temperatures and drifting ice. +I don't doubt for a minute the sincerity with which the Irish government believe that it is over for good. +A source said the advisories are issued during a heightened state of international alert, such as the July 1988 downing of a civilian Iranian airliner by the USS Vincennes. +An express train slammed into a schoolbus carrying about 120 passengers Tuesday at an unprotected rail crossing near Ahungalla, about 50 miles south of Colombo, police and witnesses said. +The company estimated that favorable exchange-rate movements added $81.3 million to sales and $32.5 million to trading profit during the half. +In Hong Kong early Friday, gold was trading at $365.95 an ounce. +John Logsdon, director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University, said he is confident NASA will fix the leak and that shuttles soon will be flying again. +Software suppliers, call-center specialists and multi-media agencies are working in this field on integrated solutions, in order to provide companies with efficient solutions that will enhance their revenue streams and open up rationalization potential. +It cannot be controlled by drugs and usually kills within one year of diagnosis. +The Pomerenkes are long-time residents of Yakima. +These books are often found on tables in the center of book stores with tags that proclaim markdowns of more than 50%. +French president Francois Mitterrand and Helmut Kohl, the German chancellor (pictured below), are expected to discuss Gatt, the next European summit and the outlook for the EU after Maastricht. +They described the privileged lives of the Soviet political elite, and criticized Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev for moving too slowly in reforming Soviet society. +"We are saying clearly that we desire to discuss the future model of the trade union movement _ different from the present _ together with the OPZZ (official unions) and moderate leaders of former Solidarity," he said. +A mob of 40 people stoned to death a 72-year-old woman reputed to be a witch doctor, and hundreds of attackers with clubs killed another purported witch doctor, authorities said. +Namphy organized army-run, fraudulent elections in January 1988 in which university professor Leslie Manigat was declared the winner. +The rapid rise in wages since 1988 means it can no longer compete as a low-cost manufacturing centre. +Deutsche Bank, for example, is trading in the $490-a-share range. +Many Ranger buyers are first-time truck buyers, he said, adding that two-thirds either trade in cars as they buy the Ranger or had a car as an alternative purchase. +At least some Japanese bureaucrats are eager to limit competition between these countries, and private industry is already making an effort to foster complementary patterns of development. +The staff voted to strike in protest, he said. +Kennedy said he received "an instantaneous positive reaction" from his nephew. +Sleep when you would be doing so at your destination. +I see no reason why he should be denied that opportunity." Stock, a 1949 Augsburg graduate, told WCCO-TV on Tuesday that he was disappointed by the decision not to name the building wing after him. +The Vatican's envoy to the Soviet Union, Archbishop Francesco Colasuonno, offered to mediate any talks between Vilnius and Moscow. +"Things are cool and calm," he said. "We're trying to unwind that fire as fast as we can now. +Eventually, it may be possible for farmers and home gardeners to make bad microbes anemic by loading the soil with certain beneficial bacteria that will deprive the pathogens of their iron supply. +But Mrs. Mandela has suggested that Asvat may have been killed because he had examined Seipei and other youths she said were sexually molested by a Methodist minister. +Funeral services were planned for Monday in nearby Montignac. +Thailand's economy is strong, and the nation's tourism sector is starting to recover from a recent slump. +The other 20,000 troops once based in and around the city started leaving early in January, either by air or by road up the Salang, the only route from Kabul to the Soviet border 260 miles away. +Dylan Winter continues his Sunday teatime adventures with his barge and horse, sturdy Molly, meeting positively Dickensian canal-side folk. +During the latest quarter, International Paper announced the $400 million cash acquisition of Masonite, a subsidiary of USG Corp. +The respondents are asked to rate food, service and decor and to estimate the price of a single meal before drinks and tips. +Instead of quick cuts with no story line, they are talking about simple messsages and traditional storytelling. +Democrats bolstered their majority control of the Senate by ousting three-term GOP maverick Lowell Weicker of Connecticut, who refused to concede defeat, and by capturing Republican seats in Virginia, Nevada and Nebraska. +Unlike the police, the UNTAG vehicles will have no weapons on board. +De Havilland said it expects deliveries of the twin-turboprop Dash 8 aircraft to be completed by the end of 1991. +Moreover, the partnership documents were backdated to 1983 by a notary, a longtime supporter of the senator's. +Jackson's study suggests the stress might be enough to make the fault break in a great quake along 220 miles of its length. +General Motors rose 3 1/4 to 75 1/4 in active trading. +A GROUP of foreign investors is suing Merrill Lynch for more than Dollars 86m. +It is a mission that remains relevant in the post-segregation era. +But executive producer Pierre Cossette, who has been doing Grammy shows almost since the golden age of silent television, fashioned a well-paced evening. +An eight-member military panel is hearing the case in a tiny base courtroom. +It isn't something you can take or leave," Marilyn says of the skunk's scent, a spray designed by nature as the animal's first line of defense. +Hackett has no tolerance for the gimmicky. +A company spokesman noted that the average price of the shares involved in the transactions is $51. +But average milk production rose to 14,244 pounds per cow last year from 14,145 in 1988. +How to bridge this generation gap? +The same scene shows that Hastings can certainly write, even if he has produced a strange play. +The new army chief, Maj. Gen. +After VW disclosed the fraud on March 10 by filing a criminal complaint before state prosecutors, Mr. Junger said police confiscated his passport to prevent him from leaving the country. +Operating costs are running well ahead of inflation. +By the time the family moved in, it fugee camp. +Persistent reports this year spoke of unrest in Shkodra and other northern areas that traditionally were Roman Catholic before the Communists took over. +But Air France, which leased the plane to the Mulhouse Aero-Club for the show Sunday, said that all of the necessary permissions had been received. +We did not have - as a matter of fact, we fought - Hitlerism." "First, I'd say a prayer for myself and for the country that I'm about to lead." _ Vice President-elect Dan Quayle, on the campaign trail. +Dice the butter, put it into a small saucepan with half the tea and heat gently until the butter is melted. +That will make the PSBR harder to fund as long as it remains large. +All were 17 at the time of crime, the minimum age in Georgia for the death sentence. +"Before this study, we didn't know if there were other defects associated strongly with older age we weren't testing for," added Dr. Baird, a professor of medical genetics. +Talks between the government and the unions on 1989 salaries are to begin soon. +We will fight it without concessions," said Gaviria, who took office for a four-year term, succeeding President Virgilio Barco. +He runs the Stress Management Unit at London Bridge Hospital, a short walk from the Pavilion wine bar. +The two groups were among 60,000 Kurds who were settled in five tent cities in southeastern Turkey in August after they left Iraq. +It set out, plainly enough, the principles that make Conservatives stand up and salute: choice, ownership, responsibility and opportunity. +"It's been increasing geometrically in the last few days. +London's commodity markets appeared to be heading for an up-beat end to the week yesterday morning with aluminium, coffee and cocoa prices registering significant gains. +White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the latest Gorbachev proposal represented the first time the Soviets had agreed to an overall ceiling on conventional forces. +He contends that businessmen should contribute to education and that outstanding teachers, like valued employees in the corporate world, should be recognized with cash bonuses. +In the Mahalia Jackson Room, the crowd was unusually still. +"We've had listeners on the air reporting what looked like heated, falling stones," said John Davis of station KSRM. +Suspicious consumers prefer dollars, or even piggies, although 900,000 of them were needed to buy a dollar at the end of August. +The committee also heard from Nancy Ziegenmeyer, a Grinnell, Iowa, woman who was abducted and raped in 1988. +The study showed that sugar closed unchanged about 4% of the time. +But Mr. Wall said it doesn't favor a blanket no-growth policy. +Administration officials estimate that China, Iran's largest arms supplier, contracted to ship about $1 billion of weapons to Tehran this year. +"They were really hit hard. +But little danger is seen at Atlantic and other healthy companies with employee ownership. +Steve Fisher said he didn't know trouble was brewing on his beer delivery route when at least 43 12-packs fell out of the back of his truck. +The stock-market crash was the main factor in the drop, the industry-supported nonprofit economic research concern said. +Equities face pressure both from government funding and from looming rights issues. +According to people familiar with POS, the unit's budget was $10 million in 1987 and $17 million in 1988, but then jumped to $40 million in 1989 and $125 million in 1990. +Media General Inc.'s board of directors has rejected an offer by California investor Burt Sugarman to end his takeover bid in exchange for a large share of the company's cable television operation in northern Virginia, Media General officials say. +In the past year, more than a score of American companies have joined the rush to commercialize the so-called thin-film diamond technology. +Goode again flatly denied any such plan. +If the transaction goes sour, the assets are used to pay investors. +In the case of HDTV, $10 million remains in the Senate bill, and an equal sum has been set aside for a related advanced technology program funded in a pending Commerce Department appropriations bill. +At one time or another, de Gaulle told officials of both towns he had fond memories of landing on their beach after four years in London. +The advantages of keeping the two divisions yoked together are slim. +We need new trains, more staff and longer platforms," Neil Milligan, general secretary of the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, said at the Euston demonstration. +Chrysler already has a substantial presence in Mexico. +Many of these investments involve special risks that often aren't easily recognized. +"There may be some people who voice disapproval, but public opinion will understand that this act was taken against one of the leaders of one of the most fanatical groups in Lebanon," said Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's spokesman, Avi Pazner. +An FBI agent in Los Angeles who spoke Arabic flew to Modesto, but she couldn't understand the conversations. +The securities being registered with the SEC include $300 million in TBS senior notes due in 1997, $400 million in senior subordinated debentures due in 2001 and $200 million in liquid yield option notes due in 2004. +Worried officials said absorbing the newcomers probably will be hampered by the nearly 50 percent cutback in federal refugee assistance funding since 1984. +For Friday, the forecast called for widespread showers and occasional thunderstorms extending from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle and over most of the Appalachians, the Tennessee and Ohio valleys, Illinois and eastern Missouri. +One of the sea lions, nicknamed Blue Eye because of a cataract on his eye, has been a problem for three years, said Bob DeLong, marine mammal biologist with the National Marine Fisheries Service. +The company said the conversion plan will be on the agenda at the shareholder meeting in the first quarter. +Today's U.N. Security Council vote was the first time in its 45-year history the council has authorized such military action to enforce its own sanctions. +There was no answer at the Costa Mesa, Calif. office of an ICN spokesman when a reporter called for comment. +The company has 36.4 million shares outstanding. +Meese arrived in Ecuador Thursday after a five-hour stop in Colombia. +Van Leuven said later that referred to a long-range plan for improving the plant, and that a phased restart of plutonium operations could begin before that plan is ready. +As a result of Romania's severe energy shortage, however, there have been big cuts in aluminium output over the past three years. +He explained to the committees that "standing down doesn't mean telling them to stop, it's just a pause while you sort things out." +The 15-year news veteran of Gannett was formerly a senior editor of USA Today. +They don't deserve secret wars cooked up by armchair Rambos; they deserve to see our Constitution preserved, protected and defended." +House Speaker Thomas S. Foley, D-Wash., said the Frank case would be considered on the floor Thursday. +"Ferruzzi didn't do anything wrong," said Larry Friedman of Ferruzzi's outside public relations firm. +This British colony is finding it ever harder to retain its best and brightest people as the date for Hong Kong's return to Chinese sovereignty draws nearer. +Separately, four Morton Thiokol workers were killed and one was seriously injured in a fire that destroyed an MX missile plant in Utah. +The productivity of the engine plant is high - 99.88 per cent of engines coming off the assembly line achieve right first time firing. +That paved the way for a dialogue with the United States after a 13-year American refusal to deal with his Palestine Liberation Organization. +A teen-age boy is propelled by a surge in the crowd toward a young, frightened-looking policeman. +That would suggest Mr. Soros's own fortune has slumped $100 million or more this month. +Gabriele Schmitt, a trader with the Bank of New York, said she expected the dollar to be stable in the near term because of the uncertainty in Panama. +Inside the hotel, however, she feels protected by the presence of UN troops who are billeted there. The RPF victory has sounded the clarion call for the Tutsi diaspora to return home. +The Church Commissioners, who are responsible for the church's main investments, have warned that the proportion of clergy stipends met from investment income will decline from 45 per cent to as little as 30 per cent by 1995. +American Stores said it would begin a tender offer "promptly." +B.I., a maker of electronic systems for monitoring prisoners, and St. Paul Bancorp, a Chicagobased bank holding company, both received positive mentions in this week's edition of Barron's. +He responds that his expertise permits him to suggest only what AIDS is not. +According to GM's latest sales reports, through May 10, the Pontiac Division's sales have increased 3.9 percent for the 1988 model year, while Oldsmobile's sales have fallen 12.9 percent during the same period. +Such laws require government agencies to conduct their business in public, but they have spawned numerous disputes over whether agency officials may informally discuss contested cases among themselves in private. +Conceding there isn't a medical proof of the phenomenon, she says, "I feel sorry for the nonbelievers who can't enjoy God's miracles." +But North had to submit them three months ago when he decided to testify near the close of his criminal trial. +'Nobody has yet invented a brand in this business,' claims Mr Hans Snook, Orange's managing director. +Will the backbenches have it? +The Globe said he plans to return to Beirut after completing his fellowship. +Gold rose to $397.30 a troy ounce on the Commodity Exchange in New York, up from late Monday's $395.10. +The magazine didn't cite the Ultradrive as a serious safety hazard, and neither the Center for Auto Safety nor Chrysler have reports of serious injury or death from the problem. +Then, an inebriated woman might not be able to fight off an attacker. +The bacteria also were used in June, after the supertanker Mega Borg exploded 57 miles off Galveston. +After fleeing to Thailand, the Khmer Rouge set up camps where reportedly they hold refugees from the war as virtual prisoners. +"They didn't care about the curve in his spine and a hump on his back that have been worsening for three years," she says, displaying a diagnosis from Moscow Clinical Hospital No. 59. +"It's going to be a hard-hitting, journalistic magazine," she said. +The machinery sector, Switzerland's biggest industry, has been hit hard by international competition. +Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Charles R. Schwab said "the company continues to generate significant cash flow despite the current lackluster stock market trading environment." +One rainy night he rescues 54 people from a burning plane. There he is, juddering through outer Chicago in his noisy-wipered car, when the steel monster falls from the sky. +Koop, speaking at a news conference where he issued the surgeon general's latest annual report on smoking, said smoking rates are also higher among blacks, blue-collar workers and less educated people. +Cell was followed closely by the New England Journal of Medicine, a weekly magazine for doctors, and two general science magazines, Science and Nature. +This, more than anything else the SEC is doing, worries the municipal bond industry. +While Westerners continued to flee occupied Kuwait with tales of low food supplies and looting by Iraqi troops, international pressure grew against Saddam to withdraw from the oil-rich emirate he invaded and annexed. +According to the study, 23.1 percent of rural children were poor while 29.6 percent of the children in the central cities were poor in 1987. +Experienced mountaineers usually take two days to hike the roughly 16 miles to Mount Whitney's summit from the trailhead at 9,000 feet, near Lone Pine. +But few offer anything other than disaster. +Prosecutors are relying heavily on court-approved wiretaps from late 1987 and early 1988 to provide evidence that Aguilar tried to influence the outcomes of cases by approaching two fellow judges and assisting in criminal appeals. +A lower court agreed and dismissed the case, but an intermediate appeals court reversed that decision. +"I don't see any legal reason or otherwise why he shouldn't be elected to the speakership," attorney Bill Willms said. +Some officials believe the greenback may fall of its own accord to levels within the G-7's secret ranges, obviating any new G-7 action. +Presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Bush recognizes that he cannot get a good deal from Congress on capital gains and income taxes. +"It doesn't have to be sold until May 1989." +Mr. Mendelson said the two men, who are the company's sole owners, turned their attention to stocks after the south Florida real-estate market went soft around 1983. +Her hair was tucked under a yellow kerchief. +Rocketdyne officials did not put a price on each engine but said the company's contract to develop it was worth about $30 million. +The most prestigious gold medal, in the overall category, went to Switzerland, with West Germany winning the silver and the U.S. team the bronze. +He mounted the old classic ballets, in elaborate stagings, throughout the world; starred in them, and was filmed in them. +A bar owner put on the dog for visiting Vice President Dan Quayle, mixing sarcasm with his special of the day. +Targets, strategies - even visions - for the European opportunity in the early 1980s look limp and rather weary as we confront the 1990s. +Decisions to extend cover might become more disciplined. Unfortunately the chances of such a radical approach look slim. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Wespercorp closed at 37.5 cents a share, down 6.25 cents. +It identified the victims as 28-year-old Ziad Added Mohammed Banna and 32-year-old Salim Ali Jesh, both from the Gaza Strip. +On Sunday, he declined to discuss his resignation, effective when his contract expires in 1990. +If that is indeed his guiding principle now, the Berlioz Harold in Italy showed that it does not cramp his insights. +In other measures: - Louisiana is cutting the waiting time for a divorce in half by no longer requiring a six-month separation before a couple files for divorce. "Our attempts to legislate morality in the divorce process have been unsuccessful. +UAL and pilot-union advisers say tax advantages available to employee stock-ownership plans would help the company pay down its debt more rapidly. +Management is offering to raise the basic pay to $84, but that would include a cost-of-living adjustment that has not yet been computed, state television reported. +In earlier rulings, the judge found that Hispanic agents were often relegated to what one Hispanic agent has described as the "taco circuit" - working in Hispanic neighborhoods or doing language translations. +The nationalized coal company said several of the code's provisions were "clarified" to eliminate misunderstanding and correct misrepresentations made by leaders of the National Union of Mineworkers. +He drew 52 barbs _ more than 10 times Democrat Lloyd Bentsen's total of five. +Britain, France and the United States remain the supreme authority in West Berlin and can, if necessary, control the telephone and mail services and police department. +The operative had been recruited in 1985 by North. +Statoil holds a 51 per cent stake in each of the Midgard licences. +October and the actively traded January platinum both lost $4.20 an ounce, ending at $371.70 and $374.20, respectively. +Companies that offer signing bonuses run the risk of creating dissension among managers who don't receive such enticements. +Academy Insurance Group Inc. holders approved increasing authorized common stock to 150 million shares from 100 million. +One senior administration intelligence official says Mr. Casey's worst mistake was squandering a golden opportunity to improve the political foundations on which secret agencies must operate in a democracy. +Yet its 126 rooms are perennially empty. +President Ranasinghe Premadasa has invited the Red Cross to send officials to Sri Lanka to help ease the conflict between Sinhalese rebels and the government, an official statement said Monday. +With his pugnacious ebullience, Gen. Schwarzkopf made us feel wonderful; he was a super-Rocky, a nose tackle with a great love of the game. +Despite the global stock market crash, for the full year Philippine unit trusts turned in the best median, or midrange, performance with a 51.45% gain. +And so, I think it's just rather that there was a period where I didn't do as much of it. +Adds his former Senate opponent, Henson Moore, who opposes advertising restrictions: "Let the public make the decision whether (the ads) are right or wrong." +He has written about her before, talked of her on the radio, and even regaled David Letterman's millions of viewers with his memories of her. +If confirmed, he would be would be the first New Englander to serve on the Supreme Court since the retirement of Justice Felix Frankfurter in 1962. +It is attempting to solve its problems, not, in my opinion, trying to set direction for the nation. +Then-President Reagan vetoed the bill, but Congress is expected to pass it again this year. President Bush said on the campaign trail he would veto it. +With the Treasury strapped for cash, the subsidy will have to come from consumers. Since public opposition forced the coal review, the government may be tempted to make the costs as obvious as possible through a direct levy. +Thirteen deaths in seven states since Thursday night were blamed on the weather. +Since its debut, however, Entertainment Weekly has been greeted with noticeable disappointment. +Barry S. Friedberg, director of investment banking division, Merrill Lynch Capital Markets, says: "We all face some formidable competition. +People are well aware of their own self-interest and use cards for convenience rather than credit.' +Investigators believe the ring made millions by purchasing handguns, assault rifles and grenade launchers from Lebananese militiamen. +But even Rep. Neal acknowledges that's a hard line to sell to his congressional colleagues or to most American citizens. +Analysts said the LX platform won't come out before the 1996 model year. +In a May 1980 Gallup Poll, 53% of women preferred Mr. Carter, 35% Mr. Reagan. +Many are unable to borrow because banks have cut back their lending he said. +The Godot-expecting tramps Vladimir and Estragon are downgraded in Endgame to Hamm's legless, dustbinned 'accursed progenitors', Nagg and Nell, who too have spent happy days in the French countryside, or think they have. +Elsewhere, showers extended along the northern Pacific Coast. +The recalled cans and packets bear an expiration date of between August 1988 and October 1991: from "USEBY 8 88" through "EXP 1 OCT 91," or have the following batch codes: MKH81, MKH82, MLH46, and MLH47. +There was a time in American history when the primary line of attack was that capitalist interests were dragging the country into wars and disputes. +It also noted that INS Western regional officials had chartered jets to fly to conferences when commercial flights were available. +The Merc membership has lined up his initial bout in the form of a referendum next Thursday on whether to sharply cut members' trading fees. +THE DOWNTURN in the Japanese economy has claimed another victim, the pampered university student. +She holds up a letter. +President Francois Mitterrand, apparently trying to bring the conference back to its original intent, told reporters Thursday night that "at the moment, there is no ban" on producing chemical weapons. +Six candidates are from the Communist Party Central Committee and 60 percent to 70 percent are party members, he said. +Suez says that this gives it a free hand to run the company and that it is confident a tough manager can double Generale de Belgique's profits by 1991. +That means carefully scripted, highly quotable utterances that make the candidate look strong and convey his message and will be rebroadcast time after time after time in the network news coverage that follows the debate. +He felt the oath that he had taken as vice president was sufficient to assume the office of president, but in order to forestall any problems, he took a second oath. +The minister notified authorities, who rushed to the home south of Knoxville and found Mrs. Sweeten still on the telephone, threatening to kill herself. +The grand marshal was Shirley Temple Black, 60, who enjoyed the same honor 50 years ago when she was Hollywood's child acting sensation. +Some agencies are expected to be affected more than others, because McKernan has pledged to preserve critical services, particularly those provided through the departments of Mental Health, Corrections and Human Services, as much as possible. +Lorie said the studio is worried about tabloid exploitation, particularly because one actor on each of the previous movies died shortly after shooting was completed. +Richard Nixon, however, didn't respond to feelers the company put out. +As in the 1970s there was 'no co-ordination and no leadership'. He was convinced the crisis could have been avoided had European finance ministers agreed a 'credible' package ahead of the Maastricht vote. +Successful overseas industrialists could be forgiven for asking why Britain tarried well into the final decade of the 20th century before setting up a Foundation for Manufacturing Industry (FMI). +Two other GOP amendments fell easily after Democrats raised parliamentary objections. +For the current fiscal year, the strike has been settled, and orders for hydraulic products are strong, Mr. Powers said. +You must not lose complete communication with an enemy because ignorance can cause mistakes," he said. +But the market is also a political animal. +Privatization shares generally have spurted on their first day of trading. +Shares in Elsevier, which is planning a 10-for-1 share split to improve liquidity, ended down Fl 2.10 at Fl 171.90 in Amsterdam. +On each side, across moats, two families of gorillas recently brought to the zoo kept a greater distance from onlookers but remained mostly in the open and not in their shelters. +Israel radio quoted Transport Minister Moshe Katzav as saying air service could increase tourism to a beach resort built by settlers in the south of Gaza, near Khan Yunis refugee camp. +Education officials approved a plan for rewriting New York's elementary and high-school history lessons to include more about the contributions of minority Americans. +I have great dreams for my country and I want to achieve them." But she acknowledged her vision might be a bit fanciful. +Mr. Rice is returning to private life. +What are known as 'pioneer' units will get subsidies if they come, varying from Rs5m to Rs1.5m and depending on size. +The soybean market opened with a burst of buying linked partly to new export sales of the commodity and partly to lingering bullishness from the previous session. +Others go blissfully on, voting large raises for themselves and constituents, handing out dollars for pet projects where their greatest poitical support is, and not enacting any really meaningful reform for both social and economic issues. +Hoskyns launched a Windows version of PMW in January 1993: the DOS version has been available since 1991. +The total price of the deal was not disclosed, but Airbus said each of the jetliners costs about $62 million. +"We have conquered Jalalabad from the opponents," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Nabi Amani, quoting the province's military commander, Gen. +Tonight, the Democratic and Republican leadership and I all speak with one voice in support of this agreement. +New York City and New Jersey won't receive the news well. Judged the most discourteous, receptionists there were "very abrupt, wouldn't let me finish sentences and gave me the runaround," he says. +But even if the Fed doesn't act that quickly, banks are likely to raise their prime lending rate soon. +Iglesias said this year's total income figure would be worse, only a little over zero overall. +It also guarantees an equal number of seats for Moslems and Christians in the Parliament. +A whole city block, including a large department store, was engulfed in flames in the most serious outbreak of violence in any city outside Beijing. +They had to sell as prices were plunging because redemption demands from investors exceeded the funds' cash positions. +"I remain hopeful," said House Speaker Thomas Foley (D., Wash.). +The Agriculture Department on Thursday estimated Soviet grain production this year at 200 million metric tons, 10 million below earlier forecasts, and said there would be a resulting rise in imports. +She notes that European women usually prefer iridescents, Americans and Japanese like rose, and Middle Eastern and South American women prefer cream. +We'll do it again next year." Yields on 30-year Treasury bonds rose in Thursday's auction to the highest level in a year. +The load factor fell to 52% from 52.7% a year earlier. +Autopsies after the two bodies were exhumed failed to determine the cause of the two deaths, authorities said. +Other movies include "Evil in Clear River," "Children in the Crossfire" and "Miracle on Ice." +On the last cut, "Slash and Burn," he bites hard, but he still offers a head-bobbing beat. +Former officer David Grove, one of the defendants, suggested taking some of the marijuana, Ryan said. +'We are not trigger happy,' he said. +Chimneys fell in the East German border village of Vacha, and several people were injured there, the state-run agency said. +Dealers said position-squaring after the gains early in the week dominated yesterday's session. +Both Iran and Syria _ which also helped negotiate the hostage releases _ are thought seeking closer ties with the West to help rebuild flagging economies, Iran's shattered by war. +The fourth director, Birmingham attorney J. Mason Davis, cited other time commitments in his resignation. +"We have been through these cycles before," Will Price, president of Chevron's Chevron USA unit, says. +Fidelity Investments, the Boston-based mutual fund and discount brokerage firm, offers a teaching kit titled "You and Money" free to parents. +In December 1989, the Soviet Union and South Korea opened "consular departments" in their trade offices in each other's capitals and began limited consular service. +Non-performing activities will have to be dealt with more quickly than in the past. +The Big Board's share of the stock-trading business continues to decline as regional, overseas and electronic exchanges continue to win more volume. +That poll of Ohio residents showed Dukakis with a nearly 3-1 lead over Jesse Jackson _ 62 percent to 22 percent _ with 16 percent undecided and a 3.5 percent margin of error. +Vidyacharan Shukla, who held a half-dozen Cabinet posts between 1966 and 1980, is the new foreign minister. +If it doesn't happen, he says, the stock still could rise $5 to $6 in due course. +Since 1986, the bank's index has risen 8.8%, compared with a 5.7% increase in the CPI. +Conductor Eugene Ormandy, director of the Philadelphia Philharmonic for more than four decades, died at age 85. +The first three trips were given to faculty members who were told that the gifts were in gratitude to teachers who helped the mystery man when he was a student. +The stock market overcame an early round of profit-taking to record a solid advance in response to better-than-expected news on the July trade deficit. +Federal Judge Milton Pollack was authorized to decide how to distribute the $1.3 billion Michael Milken and others are to pay to settle lawsuits. +Revenue rose 25 percent to $4.25 billion from a restated $3.41 billion a year earlier. +And sales of J-body subcompacts, the small-car staple of every GM sales division, have stalled as supplies have burgeoned to nearly 150 days, more than double the desired level. +One group that has more than curiosity at stake is the U.S. tuna fleet, which mostly sails out of San Diego. +The fire was put out by London Fire Brigade and the body of a man was found inside the car," the Scotland Yard statement said. +Adkin says two Army Rangers also died when their parachutes failed to open. +Separately, the Navy announced that the Convair division of General Dynamics Corp. has been selected to manufacture 70% of the Tomahawk sea-launched and ground-launched cruise missiles to be ordered in fiscal 1988, which began Oct. 1. +Late last year, that shutdown, which will result in about 2,200 workers being laid off, was scheduled for mid-March. +The Senate bill would declare acquired immune deficiency syndrome a "public health emergency" and require the Department of Health and Human Services to submit an annual plan of action to fight the disease. +In London, the dollar fell slightly against the British pound, and traders said it was due to the poor showing of the governing Conservative Party in European Parliament elections. +AmeriTrust, based in Cleveland, said it increased reserves for loan losses by $78.1 million, and expects to report a loss of $60 million for the second quarter. +The bank's board is scheduled to meet today to review management's recommendation that the bank cut the per-share quarterly dividend to 30 cents from 75 cents. +In 1969, under Communist leader Gustav Husak _ a Slovak _ Slovakia became a separate republic. +Within the last month stocks held on the London Metals Exchange have finally started to fall. With 2.5m tonnes of metal still held in LME warehouses, though, the equilibrium looks fragile. +The company said it may limit its purchases to $20 million principal amount tendered, subject to proration. +He adds that the test has faultlessly identified more than a dozen known carcinogenic substances in experiments on its reliability. +Prices farmers got for raw products at mid-March were unchanged from February and up 7.4 percent from a year earlier. +On Thursday, the contract jumped $1.10 to $18.06. +High on the ramparts of this blistering hell of life, I sit and see the Truth." +"So long as America keeps its hostile attitude toward Iran, there will be no sign of any changes and there will be no negotiations," Rafsanjani said Tuesday in a television interview monitored in Nicosia. +The urban operation is part of a national military maneuver which now includes actions in 9 of the 14 provinces of the country. +Now the U.S. Hot Rod Association says it will "conduct its own independent, objective test" Friday using Bearfoot, the truck used in the ads. +We have to raise wages for the entry level, but we're not passing it through the organization.'" +In recent weeks, managements at Gillette Co. and Irving Bank Corp. came perilously close to losing control of their boards in heated proxy contests. +Stock prices fell in Japan, with the key index on the Tokyo exchange closing 2 percent lower. +In New York, most of the victims are blacks, Hispanics and Asians. +McCloskey contends that while he and others were sent off to combat, Robertson ducked combat duty using the influence of his father, the late Sen. A. Willis Robertson, D-Va. +The Salvation Army refused to give details of its relationship with the three defendants. +There is surely no good reason why she should be prevented from delivering such a message. +"We better face up to reality." +The monarch apparently plans to hand the country back to his father, deposed in a military coup in 1990. +He did not say how many would lose their jobs and how many would be transferred. +So Costner and Houston meet, put up the barred gates and video cameras and then -still 90 minutes to go - fall in love. As anyone knows who has been a bodyguard, you cannot guard someone and fall in love. +"Abandonment of the uninsured is becoming a societal disgrace and a financial disaster for many hospitals," said Edward Thomas, president of Detroit Receiving Hospital and chairman of the Michigan Hospital Association. +What the ad neglects to say is that the Maple Leaf, along with all other bullion coins, has in fact plunged in value since the crash amid slumping gold prices. +This policy is funded to the maximum allowed by the Inland Revenue. In February this year, I took on a full-time job in addition to my self-employed work, and I joined my employer's superannuation scheme. +Exchanges employ entrance guards, bouncers and metal detactors to protect themselves from attack. +It is unclear what importance the FDA attached to such evidence during Dr. Cooper's tenure. +Ethiopian authorities have said no major foreign aid worker presence in the north will be allowed until the rebellions in Eritrea and Tigre are ended. +During the ceremony at Maiquetia airport, the 72-year-old president slumped heavily against a wall in the hot weather, and officials rushed to offer the French leader a chair, witnesses said. +Fighting inflation is Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's No. 1 economic priority and her Conservative government has increased interest rates to 15 percent to try an slow down demand. +Jiang was the surprise choice to head the 48 million-member Communist Party after the faction-riven party on June 24 ousted Zhao Ziyang, a relative reformist accused of aiding the pro-democracy student movement crushed earlier that month. +His account of his first scene - starting with a very difficult piece of grand rhetoric - is the only over-florid part of his or anyone's performance. Most remarkable is Jules Melvin as Tamar - a kitten, then a tiger; a princess, then a young crone. +The ethics committee said there was "reason to believe" Wright received gifts from Mallick who, according to the panel, had a direct interest in legislation. +North's lawyers contended in pleadings filed Oct. 11 that there was no fraud or theft because the government didn't own the weapons after they were sold to Secord and Hakim, who acted as middlemen in the transactions. +Less than a week ago in the early morning hours of August 2nd, Iraqi armed forces, without provocation or warning, invaded a peaceful Kuwait. +It is a nightmare. +Federal Express and Airbus officials wouldn't disclose financial terms of the agreement. +When Williams' died, two women were at the hospital in labor, but they were transferred by ambulance to Montgomery, where they delivered. +They say that will depend on how many countries ask for it, and how many promise to meet the conditions. The bank and fund require some austerity policies from the borrowing countries in return for help. +The announcement of the takeovers, coming just one day after Bush unveiled his plan to deal with the S&L crisis, reflected the impact the president's proposals were already having. +The works themselves were carefully conserved to bring out colors and features hidden for centuries. +Nope, he replied, "He's always in the front of our minds." Jordan got the Chicago comeback rolling in earnest two minutes into the last period, when his three-point goal cut the Sixers' lead to four. +"We don't want to produce throwaway cars. +Cooper's belief that these were from the missing 10th symphony was reinforced by the discovery of additional sketches in the Beethoven archive in Bonn, the paper said. +So many farmers are cutting irrigation and fertilizer use to hold down costs this year that corn yields are expected to fall. +That means that even with demand so weak, more than 15 producers might be competing for the same end-user. +But one day, something really will have to be done. The author is the former chairman of Midland Bank and former deputy governor of the Bank of England. +It refused to bar the IRS's claims and dismissed McKay's 1985 petition as filed long after the 90-day deadline. +Analysts said Tuesday's rally also was stoked by rumors, which proved unfounded, that the Agiculture Department had revised recent soybean supply-and-demand statistics. +For owners who have followed the recommended oil maintenance schedule, Mazda will extend to five years or 60,000 miles the warranty term for engine damage due to abnormal engine oil deterioration. +The Times said the reinforcements will come from 27 Air Force units with about 10,000 personnel. +The shares closed at $28.875, down $6.75, in heavy national over-the-counter trading. +It reported extraordinary profits of BFr5.9bn. +But the price hikes already were in the works before the spill because of a complicated series of production and market factors, Attorney General Ken Eikenberry said Wednesday. +On the tape, Harris said he was going to give her a warning ticket, but they began talking about divorce and families. +An exception was in the District of Columbia, where Democrats nominated Sharon Pratt Dixon for mayor, the clear outsider in a five-candidate field. +Our offer applies to all 1,000 houses and flats on our 78 sites in England and Wales.' Lovell wants to boost sales by at least 10 per cent. +The protest was significant because Taiwan students rarely get involved in politics. +The president's new budget calls for a revamped job-training and job search program for "displaced" workers that would cost nearly three times the $344 million appropriated for the current fiscal year. +Then, after a mere four years of fame, most Elsies are put out to pasture. +You look like you just walked out of prison. +Besides, "I'd not regard myself as a stereotype accountant. +Jagger will appear in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth on his Australian tour. +She reaffirmed U.S. support for civilian government. +Khamenei has endorsed the candidacy of Rafsanjani, a political ally and the only declared candidate so far. +General Electric Co. abruptly replaced the president of its GE Information Services unit with W. James McNerney Jr., general manager of GE Mobile Communications. +Police obtained an arrest warrant for Caroline Winfield on a charge of child abduction because Kimberly is a ward of the state, said Chicago police Lt. +The Asahi report, based on public announcements of all Cabinet ministers' assets Tuesday, also alleged he violated a government regulation by acting as president of his family brewery for several months while holding a Cabinet post. +The diet doesn't seem to have hurt his health. +The agency has estimated that tens of thousands of people become ill yearly from such contamination. +The stocks of bank merger candidates have been hit especially hard in the market's downturn. +Initially lukewarm to the idea of parental choice when it comes to their child's school, Cavazos has since enthusiastically embaced what has become the centerpiece of Bush's education initiative. +Pre-tax profits plunged 44 per cent to Y92.8bn from Y166.2bn a year ago. This is the first drop in sales and pre-tax profits suffered by Nintendo since 1990, when it reported lower results because of a change in its year-end. +Most of the more than 200 recipes in the book are geared toward beginners. +They also have become large purchasers of Fannie Mae's corporate debt, buying $2.4 billion in Fannie Mae bonds during the first nine months of the year, or almost a tenth of the total amount issued. +The company noted it had a 25% compound annual earnings-per-share growth from continuing operations in the five-year period ending with 1991. +But the government is hardly likely to do that," said Mayor Peter Muller. +In July 1992, a benign tumour was removed from his colon. +"This could be an international incident," City Council member David Mann said Tuesday. +What's more, he's "not scary." That's how the Republican presidential nominee sized up President Reagan during an impromptu lunch with two fifth graders he plucked at random from a crowd at a downtown rally in Pekin, Ill. +The suit was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in New York, just one week after Daimler-Benz announced it had signed a preliminary agreement with UTC to allow their jet engine divisions to operate as a single company on certain ventures. +The gains reflect the acquisition of Heritage Communications in August 1987 as well as continued internal growth. +Statements from both the union and USX said negotiations were scheduled to end Nov. 10. +But, the way some local folk see it, Peterborough may be turning into Their Town. +One of Britain's Sunday newspapers recently printed a list of things #1 million could buy. +Here are excerpts from an informal question-and-answer session that President Bush held Sunday with reporters after his joint press conference with Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev at the conclusion of their two-day summit. +On Dec. 18, controls on foreign exchange were lifted. +The eight arrested yesterday face up to 15 years in jail. +He can't spend money, but he can sure smell it." +Importers' representatives were said to be meeting with officials of Brazil's Sugar and Alcohol Institute. +The brewery, which had the capacity to brew 25.3 million barrels each year, shipped only 16.25 million barrels in 1987. +Australian unemployment declined to a seasonally adjusted 8.1% of the labor force in August from 8.2% a year earlier and 8.3% in July, the Bureau of Statistics said. +But 85 percent of the island's 4,300 residents have signed petitions against the planned air strip. +Equally abundant is evidence that she went to great lengths to keep in touch with prominent Republicans and members of the Reagan administration. +The victor took more than 90 percent of the black vote, half the Hispanic vote and about 30 percent of the white vote. +Another drew grunts of approval from the crowd as she recalled Stalin's time, when goods were cheap and queues were short. +White House Budget Chief James Miller has warned Congress that it must find savings someplace to offset the cost of the drug bill if it is to avoid triggering across-the-board budget cuts under the Gramm-Rudman law. +They accurately predicted to the White House what Saddam Hussein's overall strategy would be toward the U.S. and its allies, including the launching of Scud missiles at Israel and Saudi Arabia, and the destruction of Kuwaiti oil wells. +I never had to worry about where I was going to go." Quayle, 41, has constantly had to defend himself against charges he is unqualified to be a heartbeat away from the presidency. +The planned sale announced Friday would complete a major step in Texaco's post-Chapter 11 restructuring. +The vanished whale they named Knik, one of 28 Eskimo words for snowflake. +There were 24 fatalities confirmed Wednesday, and toll could reach 30 dead, said John Plunk, acting director of the Illinois Emergency Services and Disaster Agency. +In 1973, the three-man crew of the U.S. space laboratory Skylab 2 made a safe splashdown in the Pacific after spending 59 days in orbit. +Wind gusted to 53 mph in Boston and gusts reached 78 mph at the Blue Hill Observatory. +Melanie Griffith has finally found her niche and is quite believable as Maria Ruskin, a manipulating bubblehead. +It also is taught in Indiana and most of Missouri and Kansas. +And that is the story not only of those Finns, but of all the peoples who braved the seas to settle in and build my country, a land of freedom for a nation of immigrants. +Mr. Mugabe's government isn't so clearly bent on destroying the church at this time as it is on using the church. +Mr Chapchal, a trained accountant, heads SQL Systems International, a Surrey-based management systems software company. He was originally invited into SQL by a group of venture capital firms to help stem its losses. +About $3.5 billion of securities may be affected, Moody's said. +Chase Manhattan Corp. announced first Thursday and was quickly followed by Republic National Bank of New York. +The central bank will not be able to use monetary policy effectively until the banking sector acts competitively. +Before holding the positions of chairman, president and chief executive of Mack Trucks, Mr. Reins was president and chief executive of ITT Corp.'s automotive division from 1987 to 1989. +Before that he had worked as a management consultant with Boston Consulting Group. +There has been speculation here that interest rates may be headed higher because consumer demand threatens to outpace domestic production, leading to a surge of imports that would weaken the British pound and spur inflation. +The handicapped find access barred. +A pathologist concluded that Mirecki had an abnormal fear of being pulled under water and died of heart failure and drowning when he was forced under water during training. +Cash reserves rose from Pounds 528m to Pounds 876m, and the company's net cash (including that held by its joint-venture subsidiaries) is Pounds 1.46bn. +For other Seabrook owners, the emergence of a buyer for the Massachusetts Municipal stake would ease a pending financial pinch. +UAL stock rose $12 to $154.50 a share Monday in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +"They are sergeants, but I am the bonafide general in this war," he said. +As part of that agreement, Mr. De Benedetti will be named vice chairman of Generale de Belgique and will control three other seats on the board of about 20 members. +The company said it sold more than $50 million of sunglasses, eyeglasses and related lens products in 1989, compared with with $55 million in 1983. +"To get to this level in China, I've had to buy my way in," she says. +And they had plenty to smile about: Candy industry news is sugar-coated. +But last night, the House Rules Committee decided to permit it, essentially turning the vote into a test of organized labor's muscle on Capitol Hill. +Immigration commissioner Alan Nelson was put on the spot at a news conference Thursday when a reporter told him critics of the INS say that the civics test questions are not as simple as Nelson suggests. +Giuliani, who gained fame with a string of high-profile prosecutions as U.S. attorney in Manhattan, hopes to fashion a fusion candidacy in the mold of John V. Lindsay in 1965, the last Republican to win City Hall. +Even though he has given up on the nomination, the former television evangelist expressed determination to make his mark on the GOP. +The call came from the official Communist youth union last week. +East Germany and West Germany plan to merge their economies and social institutions by July 2, when the West German mark will become the currency of East Germany. +We closet them in faceless daycare centres while we go out in pursuit of more money. +A few investors were said to have corralled most of that issue as well as the April notes, resulting in a "short squeeze." +But three of the holders, the filing says, weren't in California at the time. +But since 1981, WIN funds have declined 70%, limiting the resources for education and training, according to the report. +He was troubled about flaws in the company's operating procedure, and felt the only way to clear the slate was to divulge everything he knew. +At 65, he has a chance to finally do what he always wanted to do. +Nearly 400 people died in the town. +His lawyer, Stephen Coffey, refused to comment about the case. +Pretax profit rose to 423 million pounds, or $668 million, from 270 million pounds during the same period last year. +The first mortgage bonds, noncallable for 10 years, were priced at a spread of 85 basis points above the Treasury's 30-year bond. +"I see it as a friendly arm around the shoulder of America. Saying how we in England used to have an empire and it got frittered away. +In unison, they have in recent days complained of diminishing business, of rising non-performing loans and of high interest rates. Taken together, the net profits of the top six domestic banks fell by more than 7 per cent last year. +The picture has a fluid momentum, beautifully sustained by Sue Gibson's gifted camera work and John Altman's breezy score. +Mr. Usry couldn't be reached to comment, either at his home or his office. +Minnesota officials said Monday the outbreak of salmonella javiana was definitely linked to tomatoes. +Last year, Canada's constitutional referendum coincided with the Blue Jays' victory parade, after the baseball players became the first non-US team to win the World Series. +Twelve hours' notice is given for landing. +Even before the war, Kuwaiti money-managers were relatively optimistic about investment prospects in the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries. But their previous Soviet loans were relatively small. +Salvucci said 1,500 employees have been working on the engines, and 100 to 150 more workers will be added in the second quarter of 1990 because of the Navy's decision. +His commitment to a free-market economy has attracted brilliant economists. +The Supreme Court today turned down the appeal of an Ohio biochemist who sued for libel after he was called a "quack" and an "outrageous hoke artist" for opposing fluoridation of San Antonio's water supply. +PPG Industries Inc., which is studying joint ventures in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, says it doesn't think its position is any different today than a week ago. +That's because studies by Molina and others suggest the clouds enhance chemical reactions that allow chlorine from CFCs to break down ozone. +In any case, what we need to do at home to relieve international economic tensions is what we should do in our self-interest. +Separately, the company said that it will begin shipping two new products next month, and that it has obtained a commitment from Midlantic National Bank for a $1 million line of credit to be used for working-capital purposes. +The lines represent almost 15% of the company's total revenue. +It also defined as a public utility holding company any individual or entity that owns 10% or more of the voting securities of a firm that produces, transmits and distributes electricity for sale. +Compaq said it earned $58 million, or $1.40 a share on a fully diluted basis, up from $36 million, or 94 cents a share, a year earlier. +Few countries speak the same language or even have the same alphabet. +Public Service estimates it costs the utility between $10 million and $14 million each month to buy energy that would have been supplied by the two Peach Bottom units now out of service. +Traded options saw just over 38,000 contracts dealt with BT the most active stock option on turnover of 2,348 lots. +Aside from the gain on the sale of the company's book publishing operations, full-year results included a gain of $13.8 million from earnings from book and other disposed assets. +Mr. Dar says some producers are already responding by withholding less-expensive gas supplies from the spot market. +Insurance companies are eager for the business, Mr. Snyder said, since they prefer strong corporate loans in their portfolios to new commercial real estate mortgages. +The most prominent alleged drug figure arrested so far is Eduardo Martinez Romero. +At present, about 440,000 intis are needed to buy a dollar. +Eugene d'Aquili, an associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania, suggests that the interest in channeling reflects a declining influence of traditional religion. +Despite all this, Heinz continues to look for acquisitions in Europe. +Oregon lawmakers voted last summer to finance only cornea and kidney transplants, joining a minority of states that don't pay for transplant operations such as those of hearts, bone marrow and livers. +The record shows that culture cannot be an important hindrance to prosperity, for a simple reason: culture changes slowly, but economic performance changes rapidly. +Fights broke out when several members from government benches stormed towards the opposition. +The reason is sterling's probable entry in the exchange rate mechanism (ERM) of the European Monetary System (EMS) this year. +Buenos Aires is seeking some $2.1 billion from commercial banks in talks that began last week. +No reason was given for the release of the three Americans among the other captives. +The blurb suggests that the book 'is the extraordinary biography of one of the great sporting individuals of the 20th century.' +His impatience with mistakes of any kind is clearly evident at the baseball game. +New York has been struggling to stop companies from moving out because of high costs. +Texaco Inc. said it completed the previously announced sale of its 99.1% interest in Deutsche Texaco AG to a subsidiary of Rheinisch-West falisches Elektrizitatswerk AG for $1.2 billion. +The Agriculture Department is asking for public comments on how to design the 1989 wheat program. +Babies whose mothers take cocaine during pregnancy _ even once _ can be born with problems that make them harder to care for once they are home. +West German mark government and Eurobond prices ended more than 1/2 point lower in places as equity prices rose and the dollar climbed against most currencies. +There were also Pounds 21.3m of extraordinary charges relating to losses on sale of assets. At the trading level profits grew 5 per cent to Pounds 15.8m. +A case in point: "government-plus" bond funds. +In at least one way, Olympia & York has been a victim of its own reputation for astuteness. +Since 1988, Scandinavian Airlines System has acquired a small stake in Texas Air Corp., owner of Continental and Eastern; Dutch airline KLM joined a group of investors buying NWA; and most recently, British Airways joined a group seeking to buy UAL. +She collapsed Friday night at her home in Miami Beach and was rushed to St. Francis Hospital in a coma. +She hopes to eventually receive a masters degree in fine arts from New York University, specializing in classics and film. +European Unions ministers responsible for the single market meet in Brussels. Informal meeting of the European Union social affairs ministers in Greece. Results from Smith & Nephew and TI Group. FRIDAY: Usable steel production (February). +In his letter, Sokol said fascism and communism had in common "destruction of all democratic rights" and "the method of terror and social demagoguery." +An unusually large number of bills are moving through Congress, including legislation on welfare, drug abuse, spending and two trade measures. +Yeutter and the other trade ministers tried to be optimistic that the farm battle could be resolved. +At the behest of the investment community, the SEC has been looking into wrap accounts for about a year. +His decision would be made less than a week before the end of President Reagan's term in office. +Thursday's invasion gives back to Mr. Hussein two assets he squandered in his eight-year war with Iran: oil wealth and access to the sea. +Analysts said one problem Xerox may face with the software is that it is designed with an out-of-date "user interface," the on-screen graphics and symbols through which the user controls the computer. +The flavour of his childhood, and the dawning of the passion for rivers, are exquisitely captured in the opening chapter of An Open Creel, Waters Of Youth. +"When she landed that time, she played dead with fires going on each side of her," Weed said. +Vegetation will be planted to keep some of the silt and sand in place. +Bush turned down a "Nightline" invitation to appear with Dukakis, but is considering interview requests from other news and talk shows. +Just before Mukasey's ruling, the bid was referred to Britain's Monopolies and Mergers Commission to consider possible anti-competitive consequences in the United Kingdom on such strategic metals as titanium and zircon. +Along the way, they raised five children, four sons and a daughter, and lost a 3-year-old girl to leukemia. +It will be de Klerk's first direct meeting with top anti-apartheid leaders since he replaced P.W. Botha as president Aug. 15. +West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl will visit Poland on Nov. 9-14 at the invitation of non-communist Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki, the state PAP news agency said Friday. +The springs were shot." Major U.S. banks have boosted the prime lending rate back into the double digits for the first time in three years, reflecting the Federal Reserve's drive to push all interest rates higher to stave off inflation. +The experience of both writing at the same time turned out quite well, Carpenter said during a recent interview at the couple's Fifth Avenue apartment, a well-lighted, book-filled home. +Publications will also face a fine of up to $40,000, it added. +He should not worry about pleasing all voters, Mr Tebbit said on BBC television. +"Nobody anymore makes the best cleaner, period," says Ron Smithies, a vice president of the Council of Better Business Bureaus' National Advertising Division. +Gannett, Tinker said, "just made a strategic decision that it's (TV production) a business that they would just as soon not be in, since it's not connected to what they do. +For Arab and Western nations alike, Hussein threatens more than the Gulf's oil supplies. +The production had actors playing Mr. Anderson and former hostages David Jacobsen, the Rev. Benjamin Weir and Father Lawrence Jenco. +And she probably won't be the last. +I sensed I had broken a taboo of some sort. +"I'm waiting for this second cut. +He is to arrive in and leave the Central American nation on Feb. 3. +Kingfisher fell 10 to 516p on concern over the rights issue to fund its supposed purchase of Darty, the French electrical retailer. +With revenue for the year of about $1.4 billion, slightly better than when the company went private, Mr. McDonough said Leaseway has "very strong cash flow." +But using outside help can involve large and sometimes subtle costs. +The final figure will depend on profits for 1992 and whether net assets at the end of the period are less than Pounds 1.9m. +One reason is that several GOP incumbents raised large sums to defend themselves against well-financed Democratic attacks. +OREGON DEATH ROW The court let stand rulings Oregon officials say will require new sentencing trials for up to 22 of the state's death row inmates. +Germany has achieved this partly because the securities business has always been the domain of the banks. The London Stock Exchange, meanwhile, has been left to pick up the pieces from the unfortunate episode. +Instead of running 64 hours a week, as intended, 13 of the 23 call sites averaged 49 hours. +There are between 100 and 200 firms scattered across the country with an IP partner, while an average Big Six accountancy firm might have 45 IPs. Stoy's admits that the preferred option is a 'challenging option'. +The firm consented to the fine without admitting or denying the allegations. +Jammu-Kashmir was divided between India and Pakistan after the British colonial India was partitioned on gaining independence in 1947. +The wind did damage some of the containment booms used to corral the oil, Iarossi said. +This is the more unfortunate if, as seems logical, it turns out that in a non-inflationary environment income is all that matters. +The nonunionized subsidiary mostly does work in the South, where unions exercise considerably less influence and open shops are common. +What happened in this short period that could not have been evident years ago? +Also the north has the highest burglary rate in the UK. Given the region's high unemployment levels - second only to Northern Ireland - the surprise is that so many in the north have joined the share-owning democracy. +The projected drop in the deficit with Japan, however, is only $1.8 billion, leaving its deficit at $50.9 billion. +In it, Revlon's board acknowledged that Mr. Bottner's remarks were "insensitive" and emphasized that they didn't reflect company policy. +U.S. foreign aid, I am proud to say, helped leave scientists with that welcome dilemma. +(29) "thirtysomething," ABC, 15.1. +No prior criminal case had involved confidential information passed among several family members. +The Senate calls only for a study. +Swindall was indicted Monday on 10 counts of lying to a grand jury during a money laundering investigation. +He turned down offers to head the FBI and AID, and was considered for Margaret Heckler's health and human services Cabinet post in 1985. +The association represents the nation's 1,000 non-profit, consumer-owned rural electric systems in 46 states. +The plan has served as the blueprint for the expansion of that city until now. +Common Cause said that federal filings show Mr. Spiegel made a $100,000 "soft money" contribution benefiting President Bush's 1988 campaign. +"In nursing, you begin to repeat yourself, and I wanted to grow," she says. +First, the success of the All-Share has led to a general consensus about what is the proper way to construct indices. +Other visitors include Anne-Sophie Mutter, the Pittsburgh Symphony under Maazel and the Orchestra of La Scala under Giulini. MUNICH July 6 - 31 Festspielkasse der Bayerischen Staatsoper, Maximilianstrasse 11, D-80539 Munich, Germany. +Much of the increase was accounted for by industrial machinery and equipment, led by engines and computers. +And despite a strongly anti-abortion plank in the Republican Party's platform, party officials have made clear they do not want the issue to be a litmus test for the party's candidates or supporters. +A decrease in the Fed's discount rate often signals that other short-term loans such as adjustable-rate mortgages and car loans also will become less expensive. +The rear side shows a young woman wearing a white laboratory coat and glaring at a battery of dials and buttons that could be straight out of a bad science fiction movie. +'Often there is a only a millimetre of difference in the size and parts. +Most global, 24-hour trading has been dealer to dealer, with the exception of a number of the large Japanese stocks and a handful of U.S. issues that trade in Tokyo, London and the U.S. +But this is fragile and can shift.' +This year, it predicted that it would be warmer and wetter than normal in the Greater Ohio Valley. +On other markets, grain and soybean futures were mostly lower, precious metals futures were down, livestock and meat prices were mixed and energy prices were mostly higher. +But it also tastes defiantly of real grapes rather than the stinks lab. Too many Chardonnays today (to my probably rather precious palate) taste man-made rather than map-made. +Donald Marron, chairman of PaineWebber Group Inc., recommended reducing it to two days. +The civil suit accused the utility of violating the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, or RICO. +And nothing would prove that as much as a rapid reduction in Salomon's balance sheet through sales of securities. +I took two pictures of her in the car. +The 8-6 ruling marked a victory for David Norris, an Irish homosexual and advocate of homosexual rights who filed the case. +He hopes the fare wars won't last past the spring. +Spreads bust outwards but augmented rather than reduced mine. Marks and Spencer Minimiser, polyamide / elastane, sizes 32-36D-E, 38C-E, 40C-DD Pounds 14. Spreads bust effectively but heavy underwire keeps under-arm line smooth. +Georgia Power Co., a unit of Southern Co., Atlanta, said it will ask a Georgia state court to review the recent decision of state utility regulators to grant the company a rate increase substantially less than it requested. +Still, "this has been the most successful year the company has had," said Aleksander Erdeljan, R.P. Scherer's president. "Even withstanding the difficult economy, we remain buoyant and strong. +The American rice was being sold for Y1,850 (Pounds 11.78) per 5kg pack, about 10 per cent cheaper than Japanese rice. The import of foreign rice has been a serious political issue in Japan, provoking protests from farmers. +Some patients used portable equipment to monitor lung capacity before, during and after exposure to chemicals. +Each paid less than $150,000 in fines. +The discount rate is the interest the Fed charges on loans to financial institutions. +Unless Gorbachev can do something to turn the economy around, he may find himself in trouble, said the bleak review which was conducted jointly by the Central Intelligence Agency and the Defense Intelligence Agency. +"We are working to keep the fortune," says the prince. +But these orders won't be shipped until 1992, the company said. +The victim's mother, Marilyn Bread, is a former commissioner of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and now teaches business at Haskell. +When she was confronted with the fraud allegation, she offered "no admission, no regrets, no penitence," Beckiewicz said. +The same problem plagues other NATO countries, of course. +Takeover fever yesterday continued to send airline stocks soaring. +"I wouldn't want to lay you odds," Secretary of State George P. Shultz said on the chances of reaching agreement in time. +And their manners: each one appeared to have mastered the art of being polite without aloofness, charming without unction. The dress code of the evening was smart by most standards, but casual according to Eton rubric. +I AM the sole beneficiary and executor of the estate of my uncle. +The Finance Ministry analysis also estimates that the plan will result in a net reduction of Mexico's foreign debt by $6.7 billion, and annual net interest savings of $550 million during the first seven years. +Inco posted a 76% decline in first-quarter earnings to $67.7 million, or 64 cents a share, from $276.3 million, or $2.60 a share, a year earlier. +Jakes, dumped from the ruling Politburo on Friday after the mass demonstrations gathered steam, was asked how he felt about the chants heard against him heard at the pro-democracy rallies. +He has stirred up controversy in other strikes for advocating confrontational tactics. +Marcos and his wife, Imelda, 59, have been living in Hawaii since their ouster in a popular uprising in 1986. +"The baby boomers are in the right age bracket to buy pleasure boats," he said. +Strong cash markets boosted live cattle futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, which spurred buying in the adjacent pits. +They were arrested based on statements from the other three youths who were present both nights, said Transit Police spokesman Al O'Leary. +It's already miraculous, and I don't think Americans know enough about the Russians. +Big Board volume totaled 124.15 million shares, down from 148.36 million in the previous session. +Nonetheless, most states have been hesitant to move into the services tax. Reasons often cited include a fear that the tax will add costs to businesses, which then will pass them along to consumers. +"Sometimes, you are talking away, and the person doesn't answer. +The Veterans Administration has taken more than 13,000 beds at VA hospitals out of service while telling Congress that the agency wasn't "making compromises" because of budget cuts, the House Veterans Affairs panel said. +As more stores bring in the fall season's stock, retailers should see much stronger sales, she said. +Kennedy was Reagan's third choice for Powell's seat. +Production of construction supplies declined for the second consecutive month, with a drop of 0.3% in July after a 0.4% drop the month before. +Growing expectations of a realigment in the exchange-rate mechanism of the European Monetary System, a joint float of eight European currencies, were heightened Friday when the French franc reached another low against the West German mark. +The April contract for unleaded gasoline rose 0.21 cent to 57.35 cents a gallon. +She says the Virginia bank's chairman was "forcefully" told by Mr. Altman not to retain an independent financial adviser and to accept the $42 price as final. +The state Fish and Game Department announced Monday that the Prince William Sound herring fishery, which generates $12 million in annual revenues, will not open this year. +Wallace Trail, a BBC producer who was in the village when the plane crashed, said it was "in chaos at the moment. +The government is settling a lawsuit filed by the widow of a Communist Party leader who was ostracized by his colleagues after the bureau planted a forged document falsely suggesting the man was an informant. +Dunleavy said there had also been improper expenditures in previous years, but that there was no reason Clymer's firm should have discovered them. +South Korea plans to lower tariffs on auto imports, but high taxes will remain. +Kapstein, who has dabbled in the music business as a performer and manager during his 18 years as a public school teacher, wrote and recorded "RUN G.N.P.," a rappin' tribute to the joys of economics. +No one here doubts that he wants to be prime minister, and opinion polls peg him as the front-runner to succeed Mrs. Thatcher. +But only 8.8 percent of the 1988 first-year college students plan to pursue careers in elementary or secondary education. +But even they, he says, have made spectacular mistakes because they had so much to do: they lived them down. Possibly Mr Preston feels lonely. +The following are excepts from Steven Butler's interview with Mr Ishii. Q: Sendai has made big efforts to attract high-technology investments to the region. +Kenya has 40 tribes in a population of 22 million. +The group said the Feb. 24 agreement does not cover copies of CISPES records provided to other agencies such as the Terrorist Information Center, the State Department or foreign police agencies. +First dog Millie's half-dozen puppies went on display for the White House press corps Wednesday as President Bush and his wife Barbara looked on admiringly and chatted with reporters. +FBI spokesman Byron Gigler said coverage of the Wetterling abduction Thursday on the "Geraldo Rivera" show prompted about 75 calls from the public. +But critics question whether the state legislatures in their rush to deregulate plastic have trampled over consumers by allowing the banks to charge high interest rates and the now-prevalent annual fees. +Tuesday's action was relatively calm after the average plummeted 190 points Friday and then bounced back 88 points Monday. +It was a bonanza that was unrepeatable in the circumstances of a vigorous economic recovery, I concluded. +We are learning the hard way the political and economic limits to what modern society can and will support by way of benefits; and at the same time that a significant degree of unemployment may be endemic. +A mandatory comparison of the benefits under different pension schemes - and a clear written statement of the reasons why any transfer should be made - would be good places to start. Still, SIB is not acting alone. +Still other sanctions were contained in an Export Administration Act pending on the Senate calendar. +Much of that money goes to reward its software developers, who receive a commission on revenue for the first six years of a program's life. +Kenneth Kaunda, Zambia's president since independence, is a harsh critic of Western capitalism, but in 1985 he began an economic restructuring plan sponsored by the International Monetary Fund. +It has ruled out pledges for extra spending on training, infrastructure and industrial support policies. Mr Clarke reconvened EDX early in an effort to push through a rapid endorsement by the full cabinet of another tough spending round. +Still, other retailers are also interested, according to Christopher J. Carey, president of Datatec. +The other investor group, led by Nathaniel Thayer, will buy one million shares at $1 each. +The outlawed Irish Republican Army on Saturday claimed responsibility for killing a British soldier in this North Sea port and urged civilians and families not to travel with British troops. +Emperor Hirohito died of cancer Jan. 7 at age 87. His state funeral, held Feb. 24 in Tokyo's Shinjuku Gyoen Imperial Gardens, was attended by more than 10,000 people, including envoys from 164 foreign countries. +As the cold war ebbs, routine, maintenance-related dispatches on the presidential hot line are becoming more informal, said Tom Brothers, manager of the Fort Detrick earth station. +Fish and Wildlife Service field scientists originally recommended that the smelt be granted endangered status because it was rapidly headed for extinction. +BA wanted to introduce an afternoon flight from London which would return from Warsaw in time for transit passengers to transfer onto flights to North American and other destinations. +(64) "Beauty and the Beast," CBS, 7.4. +West German retail sales rose an inflation-adjusted 4% in July from a year earlier, the Federal Statistics Office said. +Additionally, the company said it expects its provision for nonperforming loans to substantially increase in the current quarter, because of some troubled leveraged buy-out investments with which it is involved. +Their house is 15 miles from Clarksdale, and their nearest neighbors are more than a quarter-mile away. +The main thing is making the product good. +The carrier, with a fleet of 88 Boeing-737 model aircraft, is scheduled to take on 10 new 737-300s this year, and to receive an additional nine in 1989. +That would allow Mr Heseltine to announce the decision at the Conservative party conference in mid-October. +They also say it can't be done without risking insider trading abuses, in which stock market insiders can act on corporate news before others can. +Tensions have escalated in Romania since the Front-dominated government introduced price reforms on Nov. 1. The prices of some basic goods since have doubled and tripled, but energy, rents and essential foodstuffs were not affected. +We're seeing you right now pointing the way for the young Americans to build our nation's future. +Macy reported sales of $7.27 billion for the year, up from $6.97 billion a year earlier. +Market watchers said gold's nose dive was triggered by one huge sell order from Saudi Arabia. +The National Aeronautics and Space Administration had the technology for the food, but the deadlines, strict specifications and relatively small orders kept major manufacturers from taking on the project. +His book does not elaborate on what technology was offered or whether Digital accepted the offer, The Times said. +Some Democratic strategists think such a stance lets the party look tough and wave the flag in the fashion that made Ronald Reagan so popular with voters. +Siddon said a little more than $2,000 in donations, mostly from children, have come in for Billy, who drinks from a baby bottle and wears a pair of toddler's footed pajamas. +As a result, turnover fell 5 per cent to LFr198bn. +Officials plan next to provide information about day care to employers to pass along to employees. +Using tuition figures for public colleges, which educate about 77% of all students, the payback time is down to about 11 years, from about 17 in 1979, before the big tuition mark-ups. +Other unions will doubtless follow suit, as they did last week when they walked out of a national negotiating meeting at the Justice Ministry. After last week's setback, the French government has been trying to break the dispute area by area. +Playing with a shoe box," Mr. Giles quips. +Three-month money in the sterling cash market rose to 9 1/16 per cent from a previous close of 9 per cent on Thursday night. +Norwegian consumer prices rose 8.9% in the month ended Dec. 15 from a year earlier and 0.4% from a month earlier, the Central Bureau of Statistics said. +The technology at use today in the Gulf is essential to our survival and safety. +It also has about 50,000 acres of woods and farmland abandoned to the county when its owners failed to pay taxes. +Azcona Hoya blamed Nicaragua's leftist Sandinista government for the problem. "A government that creates refugees and political exiles cannot be a good government," he said in an interview Tuesday. +According to Worldwatch Institute, if Congress or the administration were to mandate just a 2 1/2-mile-per-gallon improvement in fuel efficiency for automobiles, we could save about 320 million barrels of oil per year. +For the year, the company's profit and sales each increased just over 3 percent. +Germans in the brigade find French officers downright rude at times, while French find German officers long-winded in their politeness. But by far the biggest point of contact between the two countries is, of course, business. +Stock-index options involve baskets of stocks, such as those represented by the Standard & Poor's 100 and 500 indexes. +Freshness abounds. Michael Bognadov's direction works by an accumulation of small touches. +In the AIDS epidemic, PCR has a half dozen distinct uses, according to Gerald Schochetman of the CDC. +It celebrated the turnround with a dividend of 3p, its first for two years. +The two junior chambers have no power to overrule the white chamber on matters of national policy. +The Environmental Protection Agency has estimated that every 1 percent decline in ozone overhead means an eventual increase in skin cancer of 5 percent to 6 percent. +"The attitude, even now, is somehow against psychotherapy," the doctor says. +Individual investors' appetite remains harder to gauge. +Tree was vice president of the Philippine Cocoa Estate Corp., a Malaysian-Filipino firm. +Much of his day was spent in talks on the crisis caused by Iraq's Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait. +One easy one would be to relax some of the protectionist restrictions that now keep Koreans from enjoying the full benefits of international trade. +Last month, the EPA and the Colorado Department of Health announced plans to test wells used by 150 homes north and northwest of the arsenal for DIMP. +Light rain dampened Oklahoma and southern Kansas. +If the findings look promising, "then the next step would be to try to reproduce the results elsewhere," he said. +Federal judge Alcee L. Hastings says he's in a "fighting mood" despite a House panel's recommendation for his impeachment, and predicts the Senate will not remove a "real warrior" from office. +He told reporters the 155mm shells were fired from around Marjayoun, headquarters of the Israeli-backed South Lebanon Army, in Israel's self-designated security zone. +In the recession, many British companies declared hundreds of thousands of long-serving employees to be redundant and fobbed them off with frozen deferred pensions. +Last month the ASCS said it was checking specific misdeeds spotted by the AP in its seven-month study of drought payments in 22 counties in eight states. +Burroughs made a hostile acquisition of Sperry, according to Burroughs Chairman W. Michael Blumenthal, because it believed a combination would create a much stronger competitor to industry giant International Business Machines Corp. +Calero noted that when the rebels toured the capital's streets in a small bus, Nicaraguans cheered, saluted and flashed them "V" signs. +The agency also acknowledged last week that many aircraft owners may have postponed purchase of Mode C units awaiting the outcome of an aircraft owners' challenge to the rule, which the FAA rejected only two weeks ago. +No price declines were reported. +The company work frightfully hard throughout the evening: Duato makes them look as if they are suffering from Non-specific Angst. +The issue came up against the backdrop of negotiations for the release of $451.4 million in a New York Federal Reserve Bank account. +Austria actively seeks to attract foreign investors. +The price BankAmerica will receive is based on the average daily close of Schwab stock for the twenty consecutive business days ending the business day before the rights are surrendered. +The company has refused to say how many planes it would have delivered normally. +Mr Pinkerton offers a few colourful examples. 'Network TV is modern - you watch what they put on. +Jurors couldn't decide on the best English-language novel this year, so the $50,000 prize in the Ritz Paris Hemingway literary contest will go to charity, it was announced Thursday. +HOW STRONG is your life insurance company? +But he brings political prowess and personal persuasiveness unmatched at Treasury in modern times. +LAST GASP BEFORE TOLL: Today's the last day to file a new W-4 withholding-tax form with your employer to avoid a possible increase in withholding. +The entire offer will be financed with funds from First National Bank of Chicago and its own equity funds, Gibbons, Green said. +Burns Fry Ltd., sole underwriter, said it was the first asset-backed bond issue in Canada. +Eighty percent of the roads and bridges in Letcher County were damaged by the flood, said county Judge-Executive Reuben Watts, who estimated the repair cost at $1.5 million. +The decision came after a four-hour, closed-door session presided over by Judge Vardimus Zailer. +Those people are just like us.' +A statement issued by the Colombian Embassy said the United States had said it would not interfere with Colombian flag ships, even on the high seas, without the permission of Colombian Defense Ministry. +"Our business gives no indication that the U.S. economy is heading into a storm," Hunter W. Henry, executive vice president, said in a prepared statement. +At a concert recently, featuring a violin virtuoso and a piano accompanist, the virtuoso played beautifully and the accompanist was superb. +Firefighters opened a vent on a blazing, overturned propane tanker Wednesday to try to speed up the burning of a fire that closed two highways and a commuter rail line for a second day, officials said. +But the Real Dinners made it clear that wouldn't work. +The two Democrats held a private meeting when their paths crossed in New Jersey on Sunday, and the Massachusetts governor sounded anything but worried about the prospects for party unity this fall. +As part of a bill raising their government salaries, House members agreed that 1990 will be the last year they will receive honoraria. +The steep drop in the price of oil proved decisive for many of both the best-performing and worst-performing stocks of 1986 on the New York Stock Exchange. +"People have been expecting approval (of Immune Response's AIDS vaccine) in 1993 with no competition," Ms. Gilbert said. "It's more realistic to look for approval in 1994 with competition." +Sumitomo Life said this will be its only link with a foreign investment-management company. +The spokeswoman said that the EC objects to a number of provisions in the trade bill which it considers to be protectionist and to harm EEC interests. +Allbright was elected president of the corporation in September 1987 after having been chairman and chief executive officer of its Target discount store division since 1984. +Most analysts do not expect much to happen on July 1 since many capital controls already have been lifted. +As automakers fight to hold their shares of a shrinking automobile market, the nation's dealers _ the companies' first customers _ are being urged to toughen their act. +He's been here for 40 years now, and has met and played with nearly every bluegrass musician that has traveled through the area. +On top of that, he says, he is increasingly doubtful that his favorite spirit really talks through J.Z. Knight. +"We just want to get them out," said the diplomat. "If there is no charter then we will send them out in batches on regularly scheduled commercial flights to Amman. +"A few people are looking, but nobody's buying." People in the real-estate industry say the environmental movement has also changed what some people seek in a second home. +Tucson Electric, Arizona's second-largest electric utility, has been hurt by its investments in real estate and financial services, and has grappled with an apparent excess construction of generating capacity. +Such a strategy, he said, would disrupt service without forcing all flight attendants to forgo their salaries during the strike. +It was a shocking feeling one can never forget. +Since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled last year that lawyers may solicit business by mail, direct-mail campaigns have proliferated in Houston and other cities. +Eight people were charged with driving while impaired. +An editorial published with the study in the New England Journal of Medicine concluded that the stress of grief is unlikely to cause illness in most people. +This film profiles some of the people who have done so. +For repeats of AP copy, the Service Desk can be reached at (212) 621-1595 or 1596. +Fink said NIH chose Harvard from a national competition, The Harvard Crimson reported Saturday. +The evidence follows previous testimony of high-level efforts in the White House and CIA to cover up the administration's involvement in the sale. +Carlucci's visit to Lisbon followed months of public complaints by Cavaco Silva and other Portuguese leaders that the United States had failed to live up to its pledge in the 1983 base accord to provide increasing amounts of aid. +The business basics are now right, and there is a great bank of talent coming out of the schools and universities. +London brokers have been hit in the past two years by a wave of heavy layoffs as the firms that had invested heavily after the 1986 Big Bang tried to bring bloated costs into line with a leaner and more competitive market. +The hormone ban was imposed because of European concerns the stimulants pose a health risk to consumers, a claim the United States disputes. +It now seems the dogma may be changing. +Leon de Beer, who last week began a two-year prison term for engaging in electoral fraud in his 1987 campaign in Johannesburg's Hillbrow district. +Mr. Raab said these expectations were in line with analysts' estimates. +The IAAO's Mr. Eckert hopes states soon will adopt licensing laws and tougher regulations dealing with this growing industry. +The claimants will get $5,000 to $75,000 each, said Michael Gordon, an attorney for the plaintiffs. +Big bad WGBH of Boston comes in, at his invitation, and makes nearly a half-million dollars in improvements, costing Mr. Dromgoole half that amount. +He said he would have preferred a full referendum of his province's 550,000-plus residents. +The chief negotiator for Chrysler Corp.'s Canadian unit said he will press for reductions in job classifications and "restrictive work practices" in contract talks with the Canadian Auto Workers union. +Metaphor was launched in 1982 by Donald Massaro and David Liddle, two former executives with Xerox Corp.'s office products division. +Mr. Michaelis got his stock picking education at the hands of Charles Munger, Berkshire's vice chairman and Mr. Buffett's longtime business partner. +"They can't come from anywhere but hidden bases in the Baltic, and we know Western countries have no such bases," he said at a military seminar. +Irving's annual shareholders' meeting is scheduled for May 6. +The Fed committee, known as the Federal Open Market Committee, also will review the central bank's money supply targets. +The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished 35.18 lower at 3,887.46 on volume of 289m shares. In the UK, analysts said the gilts market had not responded to economic statistics, which pointed to low inflation and subdued growth. +The current investment plan assumes that the 1990s will be kinder to cyclical smokestack companies than the past decade. The 1980s began with back-to-back recessions, followed by four years of the overvalued dollar. +The Italians conceded Ms. Cooper's case did not fit those categories. +Grain and soybean futures were due for a technical rebound after more than a week of mostly falling prices, said Victor Lespinasse, a trader with Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. +Unlike the early 1980s when an overvalued exchange rate was chiefly responsible for rising unemployment, interest rates are now the key. +The Press found that foreigners who received kidneys paid four times more in surgeon's fees than Americans who got the same operations. +He's doing a fine job, and as I say, I think you'll find that he is supportive of the action we've taken. +He says cash flow at the Plaza has plummeted from $76 million in 1989 to $30 million in the year ended in March. +The Big Three's 72 percent share of the audience was the largest since February, when CBS aired its acclaimed "Lonesome Dove" miniseries and the competition responded with heavy-duty specials. +The Treasury said it plans to raise about $800 million in fresh cash Wednesday with the sale of $10.25 billion in two-year notes. +The link between Nasdaq and Singapore's fledgling secondary market, the Stock Exchange of Singapore Dealing and Automated Quoting System, or Sesdaq, was scheduled to start last September but was postponed to Dec. 1 and then to March 15. +The Pac Man defense is named after the video game in which characters try to eat other characters before they get eaten themselves. +In practice, this spells safe, swift overtaking on wet or dry roads. It also spells temptation. +A 14-member commission created by Congress labored for a year on ways to reduce the federal deficit. +At the Prudential-Bache High Yield Fund, manager Al Klein has pared the portfolio to about 155 issues from the more than 400 overseen late last year by former manager Robert Angevine, who moved to Morgan Stanley Asset Management. +We can be faithful to both," he said Friday as the group opened its first national conference. +Scheduled carriers completed their fifth consecutive year with a fatality rate below one per 100 million passenger miles. +An Oglethorpe spokesman said that the Agriculture Department's inspector general has subpoenaed many of the same documents the IRS was examining. +The exchange's 2,057 members began voting on the proposal yesterday, but the required quorum of 850 votes wasn't reached, so voting was extended to today, a CBOE spokeswoman said. +The Baedeker heyday ended when the family-run company lost big money by investing in government bonds during World War I, then lost much of its remaining fortune afterward to the inflation that raged through defeated Germany. +I'm up at 5 o'clock in the morning and off to my office by 7 o'clock." +Some hospitals are not even applying to upgrade equipment. +The sooner the Fed acts, the smaller will be the overall increase in interest rates in this economic cycle. +Martin noted that one charge accuses the judge of advising a witness to lie to the grand jury. Bratton refused the request. +More important, it is worth envisioning what would happen if the Security Council did, for the sake of regionalism alone, "empower" a country like Brazil. +After three years of increasing chaos and decreasing profits, Pillsbury has little time to find a winning recipe. +Members must be between 14 and 20 and, if in high school, maintain a C average. +By police count, 2,759 people have died in political killings since the violence began in 1969. +During World War I, young lovers exchanged small candy hearts emblazoned with "Skidoo" and "Oh You Kid" on Valentine's Day. +Small farmers will continue to be expelled from their land." His commission is linked with the Roman Catholic Church. +But takeover and restructuring candidates, and stock-index futures and options, provided brand new avenues for speculators. +"They're cute and they dance good," she says. +"They aren't leaving the region, just reducing costs," he says, adding that high-tech investments generally haven't been affected by such moves. +This entire controversy is about 13 Guardsmen who serve in the Massachusetts public affairs unit. +It was a typical example of his work. +The Powszechny Theater was packed for the performance of "Audience" and "Protest," two one-act plays that examine the choices ordinary people face when confronting authorities in totalitarian countries. +The church's stand on abortion has drawn more attention recently as Catholic officials have told public officials who support abortion rights that they might be denied communion. +Mr. Tanaka has ambitious plans for the lab. +Among those targeted by Maloney's office are the Unisys Corp. plant in Great Neck; Charles Gardner, a consultant to Unisys and former Unisys employee; Dennis Mitchell, an employee at the plant, and the Hazeltine Corp. in Greenlawn. +And she was clinging to them about as tight." The woman's husband, an oil engineer and Kuwaiti citizen, was not permitted to travel with their children. +"The storm's sure to hurt the holiday traffic in, but some people can't leave either," said Susan Hill of the Reno News Bureau. +Bankers speaking anonymously said they thought the debts were not as big a concern as their size might indicate because they had been difficult to collect for a long time, and Japanese companies must have accepted that. +Conceivably, there could even be a reversal in the trend, with privately held companies - companies that had been removed from the market through leveraged buyouts - once again seeking to sell shares to the public. +Next week, we begin a series on unit trusts. +The hour documents the CIA's orchestration of coups in Iran and Guatemala. +Seat belt release buttons in 1.6 million Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac Firebird cars should be checked for damage that could lead to belt failure, federal safety officials say. +"Venezuela and Kuwait went ahead at a time when oil prices were high and they had money. +Nonbuilding construction, including public works and utilities, was down 7% to $42.4 billion, and homebuilding was down 2% to $109.4 billion. +In times of mass redundancies and company collapses, these are far from theoretical considerations. As interest rates fall it is becoming more expensive for wound-up schemes to buy insurance policies which will guarantee future pensions. +The rigid market controls destroyed incentives and the ability of China's once-thriving markets to transmit information freely via prices. +The interest rate effect which boosted the zeros in the portfolio could work the other way. +About 10,000 U.S. soldiers are stationed in Panama under the Panama Canal treaty, providing security for the waterway. +"I really got kind of redneck about it," Joy said, but the end result was that Owens heard the song and loved it, and had Joy record it. +EXPENSE ACCOUNTS for meals and entertainment come in for closer scrutiny, thanks to last year's tax act. +The northerners' parliaments have flouted federal laws and proposed transforming Yugoslavia into a loose conferedation with a common market. +Instead, he said he and Hong Kong interests would pay in cash for the company. +Sein Lwin's forced resignation represents the first time in more than a quarter-century that the Burmese people have had any direct say in their country's government. +Efforts to reach Belgian officials for comment were not successful. +Armenian media say some 1,500 refugees from Azerbaijan are arriving daily in Yerevan, capital of the bordering republic of Armenia. +British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher refused at the opening session of a two-day summit Monday to embrace a plan for a tight monetary union of the 12 nations of the European Economic Community. +The identity of that group, which said it owns 4.9 percent of the stock, has not been disclosed. +Pacific Coast oil estimates were about the same as before at 2.1 billion barrels. +The fiasco over the scheduling of News at Ten highlights in technicolour the unwieldy operation of the ITV network. +The sale of part or all of the oil giant's 78% interest in Texaco Canada Ltd. is under serious consideration, sources say. +They meet one morning a month, with a paid "facilitator," most often a semi-retired entrepreneur, as guide. +"We will never go back to the grain-embargo days of those Democrats, Carter and Mondale and who knows who else," the Republican presidential nominee declared. +But it would be hard to convince investors that paying hush money was in their interests. +The incident and my subsequent silence still makes me feel uneasy, but I felt bound by a code. +He criticized the short sellers as "naysayers." +Excluding food and energy, which tend to vary widely from month to month, the index rose 0.5% after a 0.2% increase in December. +"It's good politics to work with the Japanese," said Mr. Goetz. +He said preliminary inspection revealed possible hydraulic fluid leaks in three parts of the shuttle, but added that they hadn't posed any danger in Sunday's landing and probably weren't a safety issue. +Everything was long and beautiful by Montana, who showed only a few skirts between trousers shaped like fluid inverted cones. +Such cooperation enabled the reflagging of Kuwaiti tankers and escorts by U.S. naval vessels during the height of the eight-year war between Iraq and Iran. +So, one would expect to find Mr. Druckrey pessimistic. +Only Le Monde has taken this question to heart. +The generous hard-currency nationalisation terms provided the foundation on which Anglo's offshore arm, Minorco, was built. +This has prompted many food producers to throw a lot of their old marketing assumptions out the window. +In another development, police officials confirmed they recommended the prosecution of Israeli civilians in the shooting deaths of three West Bank residents. +Each of the major carriers usually has an average of $241 million of unused tickets issued. +The department is now part of the university's school of social work. +America West Airlines said its June traffic rose 96% to 494.6 million revenue passenger miles from 252 million a year earlier. +Out of the running among the Democrats are former Gov. Bruce Babbitt, expected to drop out today, and former Sen. Gary Hart; probably gone is Sen. Paul Simon. +Health is another marketing focus. +Nadia Younes, a U.N. spokeswoman, said the two sides had agreed to meet Thursday and Friday. +Buckingham Palace announced Friday that Ludgrove had been the "joint parental choice" of Charles and his wife, Diana. +The result, according to the suit, was the payment of approximately $61 million to the Northview's shareholders. +A Canadian Protestant clergyman arrived Friday seeking to deliver a petition from a Christian human rights group to Hezbollah. +There is some truth to this. +The fluids do not transmit electricity and are extremely difficult to burn. +As one of the key points of this new policy is to promote alternatives to the private car, it is perplexing to try and understand how this might be achieved through a planning and development strategy. +But four colleagues said Mr. Mayer felt that Salomon's problems could sully his own reputation. +The countdown clock then stood at 4 minutes. +James L. Pate, 54-year-old executive vice president, was named a director of this oil concern, expanding the board to 14 members. +On Monday, the Soviet government declared Lithuania may not open its own customs posts, take over factories owned by Moscow ministries or issue its own currency. +Traders said Iran's unconditional agreement to a U.N. cease-fire proposal in its eight-year-old war with Iraq also weakened the dollar, which historically has been a safe-haven currency during times of unrest. +It still claims the Aouzou Strip as its own. +As part of his settlement last August, Lee agreed to pay $19 million into a fund to reimburse investors defrauded by the scheme. He also agreed to pay the government $1.5 million in fines and $4.5 million in back taxes with interest. +Twelve of the 13 songs were recorded during two 1989 concerts in a Brooklyn, N.Y., cathedral. +But he has not taken his eye off the road through the tricky landscape of recession. +Sales by major Japanese retail stores rose 7.1% in January from a year earlier, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said. +Neither is the safety of the republic. +It is not known if the boy has been tested for the virus. Lawyers say they are bound by state law not to discuss the case outside the courtroom. +White House Counsel C. Boyden Gray decided this week that Bennett would violate the no-contact law if he took money beyond his $125,100-a-year RNC paycheck. +If there is no agreement, sources said, the shareholders' meeting will name a new board composed only of representatives of the Franco-Belgian consortium, plus the 11 existing board members. +The boys told investigators they were mimicking acts they saw on late-night cable television, said police Sgt. James Mazer. +Geographically, it is convenient. +Without fresh insights of this kind from today's choreographers, ballet in the U.S. must surely succumb to the inanition that has overtaken it in Europe and the Soviet Union. +Surpluses or deficiencies resulting from market movements have to be provided for in company profit statements. +With the Chicago market blacked out, some brokerage firms routed orders to the London International Financial Futures Exchange, which trades a futures contract similar to the Treasury bond futures listed on the CBOT. +Both sides said they were pleased with the agreement, which Barnes said ensured long-term journalistic control of the newspaper. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.97 to 2,567.08 by noontime on Wall Street. +Allianz is Europe's biggest insurer, with annual premium income of about 100 billion francs, the companies said. +Japanese officials said they would urge the United States to improve vocational training programs, increase the savings rate, strengthen drug enforcement and focus on long-term investments rather than short-term profit. +Temperatures dipped below freezing in the mid-Atlantic Coast states. +Options and maps are prepared by the joint chiefs' Operations' Directorate, a body of planners that has been developing and updating military options in Lebanon for years. +The 50-year-old Sloan says his troupe dances a different style than amateur square dance clubs around the country. +Digital Equipment Corp. reported a $256.7 million fourth-quarter loss, the computer giant's first ever quarterly loss and a reflection of a voluntary severance program under which 3,000 employees left over the last 12 months. +Turnover amounted to a very low 344.7 million shares, compared with 731.4 million shares Friday. +The spokesman said that Comerica still feels confident that its $167 million in Latin American loans will be repaid because the loans are mostly to government agencies in Mexico and Venezuela. +She says he has exaggerated the extent of her dependence on government support. +In 1985, Cheney voted for limits on "revolving door" job switches from the Pentagon to private military supply companies, and for legislation requiring the Pentagon to maintain records of contractors' proposed and negotiated cost and pricing data. +Recycling, desktop publishing and telephone technology, along with other advances in the industry, will be the topics at general sessions and workshops throughout the three-day event. +That came as a setback to some faint hopes in the financial world that the Federal Reserve might take the employment data as a cue to relax its credit policy further. +Max Klotz, manager of permits of the Oregon Transportation Department, says Oregon has permitted triple 28-foot trailers on major highways for the past 20 years. +A silent majority in both countries still respects and has friendly feelings toward the other, critical sentiments notwithstanding. +This is a civilised market mechanism working all over the world. +He promised only further consultations. +Cummins also said the plan was amended to provide its board with an option to redeem rights after a concern acquires 15% or more of its stock by simultaneously issuing new rights that entitle the holder to buy one common share for $1. +The Dalai Lama, in a statement from his office in New Delhi, Monday said the violence clearly revealed the "desperation" of the Tibetan people. +On their first meeting she bit him until he bled; months after he left her, she died. It was Malcolm, who calls 'her courage to be unpleasant', that made her a feminist heroine. +There is no question that VOA's leadership has been stifled by crippling budget cuts. +For Mr. Jensen, who sometimes posed as a neurologist to impress acquaintances, no run-of-the-mill Beechcraft or Lear would do. +Should that happen, "there would cease to be any competition in those lines of coverage based on the smoker-nonsmoker distinction, as no other companies offer such a discount in those lines," the order said. +Fuller invented the Guardian Interlock, which deactivates a car's ignition system if the driver can't pass an alcohol breathalyzer test. +This story arguably is the most important of our time and is far from melodramatic. +It's an absolute necessity given the demography in that county," said Marilyn Farray, a lawyer for several indigent residents who fought to keep Tunica County Hospital open. +Investors in the Japan markets were taking a wait-and-see position because of uncertainty about when the market will bottom out, Inoue said. +During my many years in corporate America, I saw the truth behind the workaholic charade too many times to accept it on face value. +So did state Attorney General Robert Abrams in a separate lawsuit against Rochester Gas and Electric. +The complaint alleged the defendants were responsible for five murders, 15 shootings, one abduction and one beating. +College placement officials say that just 20 percent to 25 percent of students graduating have jobs set, but things could change by the end of May, Challenger said in a telephone interview. +Through the years, Superman's daring rescues and battles against evil have been chronicled in hundreds of newspaper funny pages, a radio serial, a TV series and movies. +Mrs. Harper, who reportedly had cancer, flew to Michigan on Aug. 18. Police said she killed herself by taking pills and putting a plastic bag over her head while her husband and stepdaughter stood by. +"You have to be careful with companies wanting to get into businesses they don't know anything about." +Three of four Americans believe President Bush will ask Congress for a tax increase despite his campaign pledge that he would not raise taxes, according to a poll published today. +If IBM can convince companies to write software that relies on the database and communication portions of the expanded edition, it may have finally a found a way to offer something that the clones, its lookalike competitors, can't. +If approved by both companies' boards, shareholders and certain regulatory agencies, among others, Southmark holders would receive two ICH common shares for each three shares of Southmark common. +Under normal rail industry practices, the carrier that delivers the freight collects from the shipper and once a month pays intermediate carriers their share of the freight haul. +Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., sponsor of the MX amendment, urged his colleagues to do the same. +For the year ended Sept. 30, McLeod had net income of $13.8 million on revenue of about $305 million. +Try telling that to a European Commissioner. James Morgan is economics correspondent of the BBC World Service. +The legislation was proposed after months of intense debate on the issue at the EEC head office. +That's usually a market top, says Dohmen. +The retirement plan is the first across-the-board program offered by Ameritech to almost all its managers. +Canadair said the new version, designated the CL-215T, will be equipped with Pratt & Whitney Series 100 turboprop engines that will be less costly to operate than the piston engines that currently power the slower CL-215s. +Exxon said it spent more than $1 billion on oil spill claims and cleanup work, and state officials say the cleanup, suspended for the winter, is unfinished. +Britain is contributing six Tornado aircraft, expected in Saudi Arabia today, and France is sending 10 Mirage 2000s. Mr Bush again denied that the decision was related to his re-election campaign. +The Sephardic communities have maintained many of the customs, traditions and the old Castillian language, known as Ladino, of their ancestors. +Possible participation in the 777 by Japanese manufacturers is up in the air, as are firm orders from airlines. +"I wasn't scared," he added. "In fact, the thing that worried me most about coming out was the flight. +"They're a long way from the heart," remarked one student as Mrs. Mounts, 32, fretted over her blunders. +Shead said he believed the fire was racially motivated. +But this action will have little effect if the funds are not appropriated. +The reined-in pace stems partly from the difficulty companies have had raising investment funds because of the continued weakness of the Japanese stock market. +Against a backdrop of Iraqi threats to punish cheaters, OPEC ministers meet this week to work out a strategy for restraining output and pushing up oil prices. +The sentence reduction was unusual but within the judge's authority, said Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Kathleen M. Edge. "The commonwealth obviously would have preferred the full jury verdict," she said. +International Minerals also produces agricultural and medical products, specialty chemicals and flavors and fragrances. +Many expect that computer makers eventually will switch to gallium arsenide, a semiconductor inherently faster than silicon, but also much more difficult to work with. +He suggests a fuel tax that raises gas prices to $2 a gallon. +A man and a woman took turns announcing flowery words of welcome on the school's public address system, between military marches. +One of the biggest deals was a $600 million two-part offering from Petro Canada. +Microsoft's stock was jolted, falling $3.50 to $95.75 in national over-the-counter trading on news of the investigation into the Redmond, Wash., company, the country's largest supplier of personal-computer software. +Many obsolete older buildings may never see another tenant, as they cannot compete with a plethora of new ones. Go east of Potters Bar or the A23, however, and such excesses disappear. +Merchants' losses, while devastating to local economies, are believed to be only a fraction of the $4 billion Turkey says it is losing this year because it closed two Iraqi oil pipelines that run through the country and banned all trade with Iraq. +And in Washington, the Veterans Administration lowered its mortgage ceiling rate on home loans to 10% from 10 1/2%, effective today. +Daniel served three two-year terms as governor from 1957-63 but lost an unprecedented bid for a fourth term in a Democratic primary race won by John Connally. +In the corridors, Walesa's driver bantered with uniformed Sejm guards. +He is to report to Sir Peter Middleton, Barclays' deputy chairman, on the board. Mr Taylor is also expected to announce measures to strengthen Barclays' central group function. +Person said the quake was felt across a wide area because it was centered 75 miles below the earth's surface. +The increases were reported in yesterday's Automotive News, a trade journal. +The presumptive sentence _ the sentence normally given _ is nine years. +Stern likened Melissa to a young sapling that has to put down its roots. +Frozen offerings imported from farther flung seas may prove a better bet. Last week I bought a solid block of small, white squid and hacked my way gratefully through them. +He declined to disclose terms. +The public affairs office said there was a Staff Sgt. Brian Kirkpatrick on the base. +The illness is marked by violent diarrhea, vomiting and dehydration that can kill a victim within five hours. +As a result, Anthony Greayer resigned as chief executive and a board member of Hoare Govett. +Under U.S. banking regulations, loans more than 90 days past due must be classified as nonperforming, meaning interest is only accrued when it is received. +Bread is so cheap that farmers feed it to their pigs. +Former Premier Lubomir Strougal also was among the hunting devotees, as was veteran Communist hard-liner Vasil Bilak, who liked to hunt in his home region of Slovakia, CTK reported. +The altered switch may have sent the last three cars in the six-car train onto another set of tracks Wednesday, causing one car to be yanked into steel support beams, said John K. Lauber of the National Transportation Safety Board. +They have lived in a shed at the Tel Aviv suburb of Petah Tikva and once broke into a government apartment but were removed by police. +Labor Minister Pierre Cadieux appointed the government's senior negotiator, William Kelly, to assist in the negotiations. +Southeast recently had to resort to borrowing from the discount window of the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta, an indication that it may be having liquidity problems, according to two individuals familiar with the matter. +Although the national dailies have largely escaped a price war, the new formats amount to something similar. +The latest approach, Rosenberg said, "is giving the highest response rate I'm aware of in patients with melanoma. +The company took its profits out in vodka, selling it through a third party in the United States. +"They both emphasized the pursuit of democracy as the first step in the reform process," said Fitzwater. +He regarded church schools as an extension of religious freedom. +Whittle executives say the competition is one reason they are scrambling to devise other offbeat ways to reach consumers through the power of advertising. +Some franchisees fear Dairy Queen wants eventually to end the separate Texas advertising program. +The group said it would start a petition drive in support of its appeal. +They were told that simply wasn't the plan. +For Lorimar, meanwhile, Warner might prove to be the most friendly of several potential acquirers said to be circling the problem-plagued company. +The group of lawmakers, journalists and a student leader said that despite progress on human rights, the Soviet Union has met only one of the six conditions laid down by Britain _ freedom to monitor human rights. +George, a right-winger, was beaten to the leadership by his great enemy Harold Wilson, a nominal left-winger. +Currently, OPEC is producing more than 24 million barrels a day, the highest level since the Persian Gulf crisis began. +They include former executives of Bank of Credit and Commerce (Emirates), a local bank in which BCCI had a 40 per cent shareholding and the management contract. +An acquisition by PG&E would be the ultimate irony for the Sacramento utility, which was spawned by a revolt against the investor-owned utility and which took over PG&E service territory in 1947 after a long, bitter battle. +According to the FTC, the retailer overstated the need for maintenance, adjustment and servicing on a wide range of consumer products it sold. +A put gives the holder similar rights to sell such shares and would be purchased by an investor looking for a downturn in a stock's price. +Excelan Inc., San Jose, Calif., denied assertions by Network Equipment Technologies Inc. that it had breached terms of the definitive merger agreement the two companies signed last month. +Sandra Schultz's worst nightmare came true last week when the man convicted of killing her 19-year-old son and his fiance walked out of jail. +Comments by Bank of England Governor Robin Leigh-Pemberton on a possible rise in British interest rates depressed stocks. +Webb said the truck was headed into the Louisiana Pacific paper mill when the accident occurred. +It would not have bought the stake unless it was confident of acquiring majority control. The two other large shareholders in HG Asia are the Guoco Group listed in Hong Kong and HG Asia's management. +Losers led winners by 639 to 349 with 175 issues remaining unchanged. +His case can be made stronger by reference to the Framers' understanding of the nature of the veto, as indicated by the examples that constituted their experience in the matter. +His critics in the U.S. Congress and his Zairean opponents repeatedly have attacked him for mismanaging Zaire's economy and for his government's sorry human rights record. +A strong aftershock in southwest China's quake-stricken border region destroyed 620 houses and injured 13 people, the official Xinhua News Agency said Thursday. +The Soviet ambassador to the United Nations on Monday urged Iran and Iraq to stop bombarding each other's capitals and said the escalating "war of the cities" was a major development in the war. +The president of the European Commission has diagnosed the problem. +Keith Wright, divisional director of Flexibox Group, has been appointed to the board of EIS GROUP; Peter Haslehurst, chief executive, is also appointed deputy chairman. +Seeing itself as a copier company, however, Xerox did not reap the benefit of the ideas embodied in the prototype 'Star workstation'. +By 1979, he sold a private school which he had started in Philadelphia and turned to making peanut butter full time, first at a rented facility in Pennsauken and now at the plant he bought last year in this New Jersey suburb of Philadelphia. +Two fire trucks and police patrols were to remain on the scene overnight as crews worked to remove the containers of chlorine compounds weighing up to 300 pounds, authorities said. +It isn't that this staged "Hard Times" was so terrible. +They have a feature called Fasttrack which lets you do programming on a portable computer and then send it down the line to the main system.' In addition to the standard administration software the network also supports other important functions. +"You say they are our brothers. +The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the car makers when it upheld New York's lemon law last March. +Even before the stock-market debacle, Miss Koslow, a snappy dresser known around the company as the always-approachable Kos, wasn't expecting sales this year to rise as robustly as they did last Christmas. +The violence has claimed at least 18 lives since it began Saturday in Abkhazia, a 3,320-mile autonomous region in Georgia. Komsomolskaya Pravda reported Thursday that 339 people have been injured, including 30 policemen and seven internal security troops. +Elsewhere in Peru, workers at the state mining company Mineroperu on Thursday agreed to end their 41-day strike, a mining federation spokesman said. +The same applied to two former Helmsley employees who are co-defendants and also pleaded innocent. +"We no longer can concentrate solely on producing more," he said. "We didn't have data on ground water 10 years ago. +"No way will unionist (Protestant) leaders sit down and talk to the mouthpiece of the IRA, Gerry Adams," Robinson said. +A big chunk of the quarter's $123.4 million in sales of investments came from that transaction. +"We've expanded the nylon luggage line into a whole area of backpacking, horsepacking and camping equipment as well," Wayne Morgan said. +Russell E. Dougherty, former commander of the Strategic Air Command, agreed with Lehman that the likelihood of confrontation was slim. +Another is made from the wreckage of an Iranian war plane shot down over the city. +On many older presses, such a change takes eight hours, and then the press sometimes makes poor parts for a couple of hours while workers make adjustments. +The party expelled him. +The documentation will be put before the Brazilian Senate for approval in early October. Brazilian officials said the plan was to begin signing the agreement by early October and complete it by the end of November. +No decision has been made yet on the matter, he added. +It is entirely coincidental that such scrutinies require the headhunter to host many tax-deductible entertaining events at home, on ski weekends and during sailing parties. +Design Logic in Chicago won ID Magazine's conceptual category with three answering-machine studies for Dictaphone. +John Tuccillo, chief economist for the Realtors, said even with the July drop in demand, sales were still at the second highest monthly level of the past year. +Few great artists have relied so much upon formula as Moliere. +Wee Gan, 49, found the purse in his taxi on Tuesday and brought it to a police station, said Officer Fred Weiner, a police spokesman. +She said the companies haven't projected what additional jobs might be involved, but the new venture will employ about 2,800 including field personnel. +This is a very attractive combination." Under terms of the agreement, which is subject to approval of French authorities, Bristol-Myers will acquire a 33.56% stake of UPSA and name three directors on a seven-member board. +Due to the disease's spread in rural areas, WHO said 1 in 40 adult men and women are now believed to be virus carriers compared with 1 in 50 estimated earlier. +He said that in the 123 years since it was founded by Presbyterian missionaries, American University has developed a "close symbiotic relationship" with Beirut that makes the city and campus inseparable. +"The East Germans have forgotten how to work," said Hubert Enzenross, 70. "And my pension won't be going up that much. +Thurmond said that the Bush administration supports his request. +Halifax, Britain's biggest building society, said house prices rose 0.7 per cent last month. +The energy and minerals concern said it received the lump-sum payment in consideration for reducing the contract price, starting July 1, until certain quantities of the gas have been delivered. +The decision has clearly embittered East Germany, whose hardline Communist leadership has been increasingly critical of Hungary's recent reforms and moves toward a multi-party democracy. +Five members of Congress asked President Reagan on Wednesday to pardon Conan Owen, the Annandale, Va., photographer freed from a Spanish prison after serving time for what U.S. officials say was a wrongful drug trafficking conviction. +HQ Office Supplies said its "repositioning" is due in part to its inability to close financing on a $40 million private preferred equity placement during the fall of 1990. +They fear that outlining these will help government's business managers. +The Connecticut-based company still maintains that the cause was sabotage by a disgruntled employee who put water in the tank unaware of what the full consequences would be, but it stops short of naming him. +"That still seems over-optimistic," asserted Josef Gattinger, an economist for the Ifo Economic Research Institute in Munich. +The only Democrat among them is Sen. Howell Heflin of Alabama. +At the time, Marine was struggling with bad shipping loans. +He became active in the Dutch resistance. +Former Sen. John Durkin won the Democratic nomination in his bid for a return to the Senate from New Hampshire. +The helicopters, highly-classified versions of OH-58 scout aircraft, recently replaced smaller MH-6 Seabats on the barges. +Sustainable use of natural resources: Make sustainable use of renewable resources, such as water, soils, and forests. +Atwater was described as alert and said to be receiving visitors following therapy. +In late 1984, after months of hard negotiations, the U.S. granted permission. +But Howell said about 80 percent of teachers indicated they would not be in class Wednesday. +"This country is facing a danger, and I think this applies to other Arab countries," he said. +Arrivals in the first eight months of this year are 27.7 per cent up on the same period in 1991, according to figures from the Ceylon Tourist Board. +"He was one of our most experienced pilots," Mehra said. +The new rules, which were put into effect two weeks ago without any public announcement, are supposed to clarify what that license allows. +Although most of the questions dealt with his coming meetings with Mr. Gorbachev, Mr. Reagan also was asked whether Vice President George Bush opposed secretly selling arms to Iran. +Crombie Anderson, a consultancy in Dunfermline, Scotland and Denver, Colorado, has chosen to spin out the two high-tech businesses it has incubated. +Labor Secretary McLaughlin co-chairs a new Bush task force on the future work force and advises him on child care, in hopes of reducing his gender gap. +Residents said secret prisons had been found since Habre fled Saturday that had not been known about previously. +The company _ on Beard Street _ cleans and processes raw horsehair for use in brooms and brushes. +If they can't add to that, then we're getting it right.' This hardline approach has introduced Lloyds to systems not immediately associated with complex dealing rooms. +And analysts predict that the current troubles will speed up deregulation and a shakeout and will widen disparities in the Japanese banks' size and profitability. +'Realistically, it will be very difficult to sell this aircraft when there are already so many other passenger aircraft in the 80-100 seat range. +Kuwait faces a general election next week which pits the ruling Al-Sabah family against its merchant class critics. +The higher rates paid on deposits also helped squeeze NCNB's net interest margin in the Southeast to 3.38% from 3.80% a year earlier. +Sarney, who by law cannot run for re-election, said he will sue the candidate for slander. +Analysts say the rate on funds, or overnight loans between banks, has been artifically depressed lately because of technical factors and probably will climb back up to the 6 1/2% to 6 5/8% range soon. +The others were 29 and 30 but looked older, Williams said. +In November, 11% reported increases and 25% decreases. +There are lush shots of the verdant Bali and Java countryside wrapped in gauzy mist; strange and unusual Bronze-age icons of gods and goddesses; temples, sculptures and Buddha statues with their mysterious Mona Lisa smiles. +'If someone wants to set prices under their cost of production, say thank you,' he says. +When Julio's first-grade teacher brought a toy to him at the hospital this week, "he started crying," said the teacher, Manuela Knight. +Mumps, the once-common childhood disease, is declining again after two years on the rise, federal health officials reported Thursday. +For the second quarter ended Sept. 30, Begley reported a loss of $434,745 on revenue of $18.2 million. +Syria now has forces in the Gulf aligned against fellow Arab Iraq, and France seems ready to participate not just in sanctions but in a naval blockade to enforce them. +Munteanu was one of the leaders of the 53-day University Square demonstration. +"They've already done their road show, and I understand they've done a good job" trying to generate interest in the issue among investors, Wissak said. +Federally mediated talks between Eastern Airlines and its largest union apparently broke off today, the company said. +European Economic Community budget Commissioner Henning Christophersen said Wednesday the 1989 draft budget would be some 2 billion European currency units, or $2.26 billion, less than initial projections. +The Lithuanians want Soviet troops to leave. +MORE MOMS get pampered as service gifts for Mother's Day increase. +The Detroit newspaper merger, the criminal investigation of former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos and the Pentagon bribery probe are at the top of the Justice Department agenda as Attorney General Edwin Meese III prepares to leave office. +Europe has been better at spawning regulations on the ownership of television channels than it has at encouraging new services. +"The commission doesn't defer to voluntary standards," Mr. Pittle says. +Fang, an astrophysicist and human-rights advocate, and his wife took sanctuary in the U.S. Embassy after last June's crackdown on a prodemocracy movement. +In Citicorp's case, its debt-for-equity swap earlier this year left it with a 20% interest in a pulp mill being built in Nacimiento, a hillside town a few hundred miles south of Santiago, Chile's capital. +And he pays his suppliers top zloty. +Current UAL shareholders would keep 25% of the company. +Peter Lewis, chairman and chief executive officer of Progressive Insurance Co. in Cleveland, says that firing his president of 13 years in 1983 "was tougher than divorcing my wife." +"I would characterize it as perhaps a distorted view of nuclear performance that is designed to create fear and apprehension among the public," he said. +It was suppressed and outlawed after the imposition of martial law in December 1981. +Those regional theatres threatened with severe cuts in their grants will not now suffer, and the proposed reduction in the drama budget will somehow be restored. There is also an official desire to steam ahead with the completion of the British Library. +In fact, executive suburbs such as Greenwich seem to be holding their coveted position in U.S. education. +But Mr. Kobayashi also pointed to structural factors that led the surplus to shrink. +These crimes now carry a 10-year maximum sentence. +An HSBC victory would produce a better capitalised bank than Lloyds combined with Midland. +The central bank cautioned that borrowing to fund costs of this magnitude "would increase interest payments so sharply that fiscal flexibility would be lost and tax increases will need to be made, which would worsen the overall economy." +They began in the US, and last month skied in France, Austria, India, Japan and the and north America. +He remained in the Senate for 14 years, and after an interlude practicing law and teaching, began a House career that would include 14 terms. +Providence wanted me to have a business brokerage. +Rosado Echanove said it appeared the ferry would sink. +The government has accused Henry Perez, reputed leader of the private armies, and Luis Rubio, former mayor of Puerto Boyaca, of ordering massacres of peasants. +Unlike some reporters who may be cynics, she takes a benign view toward all those Hollywood ecological stars who'll be all over TV on Sunday. +Reed said he last saw Anderson 18 months ago and Sutherland 14 months ago. +President Ghulam Ishaq Khan, using his constitutional powers, dismissed Ms. Bhutto's government Aug. 6 on charges of corruption, nepotism, political incompetence and abuse of power. +A survey by the South Bank Polytechnic revealed that not a single Bangladeshi from Spitalfields worked in the City. My local baker, a Moroccan, is popular and does a roaring trade at weekends among the people from the top of the hill. +It also requires telephone companies to block access to dial-a-porn services unless a customer has asked for it. +But two other members said they believed the takeover had been unnecessary. +Mr. Leysen had included in his group an additional 4.5% stake held by CGE, but yesterday he said CGE, while supporting his cause, would remain independent. +Sun's explosive growth in the white-collar segment comes largely at the expense of makers of personal computers and represents a threat to Compaq Computer Corp. and Apple Computer Inc., both of which are growing at sharply slower rates than Sun. +Is a quick, corrective recession any worse than a prolonged downturn that doesn't qualify as a recession? +On May 10 the government annulled the elections and also on that day paramilitary gangs attacked Endara, Ford and Arias with iron staves. +From 1985 to 1988, the party had a promoter who called it Greekfest and worked with the city to provide entertainment. +To increase profits and their own $40 to $75 monthly salaries, matatu crews overload the buses, work overly long hours at the wheel and drive at high speeds in order to meet daily quotas set by matatu owners. +"They were our husbands, fathers, sons and brothers. +Institutional investors like the idea that their returns will at least approximate the performance of the market. +The raiders have their jets too, and sinecures for needy family members. +The Soviet Union's Council on Religious Affairs has registered the Leningrad Branch of the Mormon Church, the Utah-based church said. +The couple's 9-year-old daughter, Ilene, was listed in stable condition today at Morristown Memorial Hospital. +Seiters said the panel will examine all the steps and decisions necessary for unification, including creation of a monetary union, East German economic reforms and legal questions, as well as issues of foreign policy and security. +I'm usually on the other side of the law. +It was nothing personal, Mr Michael Heseltine, then environment secretary, explained. +My personal pension scheme has therefore taken a modest stake in Norcros. However, the review's portfolio cannot be too speculative. +His personal popularity has never been high. +These matters include tentative rules on industrial subsidies, on tighter anti-dumping controls and on investment, and a plan for bringing textile trade, which has been governed by a separate agreement, under the GATT framework. +Asked whether he belonged to any private clubs, Christensen said, "I do not belong to any clubs that exclude people." The AIDS virus can be spread by sexual intercourse whether you are male or female, heterosexual, bisexual or homosexual. +He now intends to focus the group's investments on businesses where it has competitive advantages. +Democratic Sen. Howard Metzenbaum of Ohio argues that a proliferation of dual-class plans would "accelerate" the flight of the average investor from the stock market. +Consultants said there would be buyers for most of the portfolio if the group were to be liquidated. But the affair will hit German banks, already suffering mounting bad debts from their exposure to industrial companies. +Corn and soybean prices bounced back despite the National Weather Service's latest 6- to 10-day outlook. +Snow and slippery roads closed schools Thursday in parts of 13 states from the Plains to the Northeast, and some remained closed today. +"We were advised by the owner that they definitely were not friendly, they were very aggressive stock," Gregg said. "The owner said `don't try to take them alive because somebody is going to get hurt. +'It's motivation and experience, not just ability. +About 45 minutes into the flight, he said, "we heard this loud bang and then it was like a huge storm. +Woodward's, which also operates a chain of western Canadian department stores, said it may complete an agreement with Canada Safeway within a week. +People already have large amounts of money in savings accounts because of a nationwide lack of consumer goods to spend it on. +Most defendants are part of a loose-knit group called the Urban Animals, who have skated on downtown streets since 1978. +Some soybean futures closed up the 30-cents-a-bushel daily limit Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade and grain futures also advanced sharply on renewed concern about dry weather. +If the Hatch amendment prevails, a House labor panel staff member suggests the House may spurn the bill. +That holds back profit growth. Still, there remains the prospect of 1993 pre-tax profits at Pounds 45m, producing earnings per share of over 14p. +The moves up are stronger and the moves down are stronger." Mr. Boksen is among a number of small-stock advocates who expect the group to move even higher this year. +In general, members' incomes towered over the average American's. +I think `Favorite Son' will help in this." Loggia recently returned from Sri Lanka where he co-starred with David Warner, Brian Kerwin and Alice Krige in a spy movie. +Some of them were good, some were terrible. +Foreign Bonds Speculation that financial firms may be forced to mark more securities to market value caused Japanese government bonds to end weaker. +Quarnaccio and airlift wing reservists refused to discuss specific destinations or details of their trips, but some said Air Force and Army troops were aboard their planes. +Income is more concentrated in the hands of the rich in Latin America than in any other region of the world. +Carol McCormac, a graduate student in forestry from Scio, Ore., said she and her boyfriend had moved in with friends of his in Gainesville. +Strutt & Parker in Exeter is selling a beat on the Taw in north Devon (20-year average: 23 salmon and 42 sea trout) for Pounds 175,000. A cottage is Pounds 75,000 extra. +Meat consumtion is the highest in East Germany, 207 pounds a year per capita. +The company said it will discuss the settlement terms with creditors over the next few weeks and is expected to outline the agreement in a hearing scheduled for Thursday before U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton R. Lifland in New York. +On Dec. 21, he ordered the city to contract with Indiana Waste Systems, a subsidiary of Waste Management Inc. of Oak Brook, Ill. +The resulting increase in earnings has facilitated higher dividend payments, which in turn have contributed to pension fund surpluses. +Shipments had declined during the previous three months. +Under Spanish tax laws, ownership in excess of 90 per cent allows the parent institution to consolidate results. The disposal of the Acerinox interests is the first Banesto divestment to be managed by JP Morgan. +Indeed, any such decision could be years away. +The search for a nominee to fill the important vacancy could stretch to the end of the month or early May. +Supporters of the expert panel approach believe that Congress, protected by the political cover from the commission, will swallow hard and vote to cut popular programs and raise enough taxes to finally solve the deficit problem. +Usually, Israel is the one pressing the United States to sell it weapons systems. +Eli Lilly was understandably silent about its PCS acquisition because the purchase is yet to be completed. +UtiliCorp said despite the declines in the second quarter, it is still "on track" for a solid year, provided it receives adequate rate relief for its Missouri Public Service division in the fourth quarter. +'The networks of the indiv- idual banks were not suff- iciently differentiated geog- raphically. +The number of public sector jobs created in the EC failed to compensate for the loss of private sector employment in the years to 1985, as the charts show. +"Let some congressman from Allegheny County support that," he sniffs. +Benjamin Schatz, a lawyer with the gay-rights law firm, said: "As far as I know, all the other airlines are carrying persons with AIDS without special requirements. +Outboard Marine also would obtain all current inventory of Grumman Boats and the exclusive license to use the Grumman name on a worldwide basis to market aluminum recreational boats. +It was not PW, the prime minister, nor Piet, the foreign minister. +All Brazilians between 18 and 69 must vote. Voting is voluntary for those aged 16-17, 70 and over, and illiterates. +Orders to Japanese machinery makers fell 8.6% in March from a year earlier, the Economic Planning Agency said. +Kyodo News Service reported the launch was mainly aimed at checking air resistance and vibration as the rocket flies in the atmosphere. +The spokesman added that Reagan has been putting off the procedure for some time, even though his doctors had been suggesting it be done for several months. +Francis Folefac of Baltimore said he was aware of the strike, but that Eastern representatives told him "they were just trying to honor the ad in the paper." +Bob Djurdjevic, president of Annex Research Inc. in Phoenix, predicted IBM might announce plans to eliminate about 20,000 jobs, paying for the streamlining program with a charge of perhaps more than $1 billion against fourth-quarter earnings. +The 12-member jury discussed press accounts of the trial on July 28, the day after they convicted defendant Juan Ramon Matta Ballesteros, the jurors said. +Iran had long sought their release. +In addition to the scientists, the research vessel will carry six high school students from the Dearborn and Plymouth school districts. +As a result, investors find it difficult to make tactical asset allocations into property at the right point in the economic cycle. At the start of this year, for example, institutional investors were eager to buy UK property. +Though still supported by fellow members of a religious minority, he's now on trial for vague offenses with heavy penalties. +The pitch sailed toward Bobby Thomson high and inside and then, with a crack of the bat, was sent rocketing back into the lower leftfield stands. +"It is easier to be hands-on when you aren't separated from your franchisees by another layer of management," Mr. Monaghan said in a prepared statement. +That, along with several last minute recalculations helped make the numbers come out right on the cost of the rescue package, satisfying the board as well as the Bass Group. +An all-night search turned up no sign of the boat or its passengers. +State Medicaid money can only be spent for an abortion when the mother's life is threatened. +As for the team of young economists, Mr. Arida was the last remnant until his departure this week. +O'Ferrell speculated he could have had the typewriter and used it to type his letters but then sold it to an unknown buyer. +"In our opinion, it is going to be difficult to meet the forecasted loan growth assumptions," said Sandra Flannigan, analyst with PaineWebber in Houston. +The junk bond market has just about collapsed. +Brazil owes BankAmerica a total of $2.7 billion. +And there is no reason to believe that even if the CiU were to make a long-term pact to support the socialists (in return, no doubt, for the transfer to Catalonia of more political power) that they could stick to it. +Mr. Monroe said ComputerLand fired the employees and later closed its Hong Kong office, ended its Chinese operations and instituted rigorous controls in Australia. +Spletzer also said he was disillusioned by Temple's special scholarships for minorities, affirmative action programs and the educational philosophy. +He informed a British Airways employee, who in turn contacted London. +Tenders for concessions will be offered in 30 days for international bids. Sao Paulo is the centre of Brazilian industry and has a GDP of about Dollars 170bn (Pounds 96bn) - 39 per cent of the national total and more than that of Argentina. +Shipments of medium and heavy trucks and school bus chassis rose 40 per cent to 20,700 units. +Both keys must be used to open the boxes behind the hotel's front desk. +Having been over the ground a few times makes them merely scary." +They come from all 50 states and 26 foreign countries to spend a summer of intensive study in music, dance, drama and the visual arts. +For basic rate taxpayers, this means the return will be the same as on the 38th issue of certificates - 7.5 per cent. But note that you have to pay tax on this issue before you receive the interest, which is available only when you cash in the bonds. +On the Democratic side, losers were news. Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis won as expected, so the question became who among the remaining candidates would stay the course. +Or as Andrew Bell, economist at BZW puts it: 'The bears ought to be dipping their paws in the honey rather than swatting at bees'. Having said that, though, corporate news over the week has been somewhat gloomy. +A 3-for-2 scrip issue is proposed. COMMENT Betterware's system of delivering its expanding catalogue to more homes every year is some way short of saturation in the UK. +Justice Department spokesman David Runkel said "our decision was based on the civil division's interpretation of the law. +U.S. aid to the Contras ran out Feb. 29 after Reagan failed to secure additional military aid from Congress. +AT&T, which first tried its hand at production with radio's "The Telephone Hour" in the 1940s, rediscovered the format for network television while searching for a way to reach an upscale audience that would buy its business products. +Ronnie, 7, died at Pittsburgh Children's Hospital in April 1987 while awaiting his fourth transplant. +In fifth was director Oliver Stone's "Born on the Fourth of July," which snared eight Oscar nominations last week. +In a brilliant US advertising campaign, he displayed this classic underwear on female models. +From the water, the four cupolas on the corner of the building create the impression of a floating palace. +Ever since America's first ICBM, the Atlas, was deployed in 1959, Lindi Kirkbride's family and neighbors have lived with The Bomb. +An artist working with film director Oliver Stone painted the fake pictographs for a scene in "The Doors," an upcoming movie about rock legend Jim Morrison. +Argentine officials said they learned Schwammberger arrived in Argentina in 1949 and worked for a chemical company for many years. +First Brands Corp., maker of Glad trash bags, joined with the movie "Million Dollar Mystery" last year on a contest in which customers guessed the whereabouts of a trash bag containing $1 million. +Most of the casulties occurred in the north and the east, strongholds of the Tamil rebels. +She is not, of course, Charles Mackerras or Bernard Haitink or Mark Elder; she brings her own eager rush to the score, but one misses Janacek's serene warmth and breadth (and any intimate rapport with the singers). +They also made arrangements to release photographs, film and videotape of the move. +North Dakota was under a winter storm warning as snow and gusty north wind threatened the state with near blizzard conditions. Snowfall amounts were expected to range from 4 inches in the west to 10 inches in the east, the weather service said. +No Lawrence Walsh staffer, potential juror or witness can prove, as the law requires, that he isn't relying on immune testimony. +Leaving them in the sun too long can cause problems, though. About 20 men came down with food poisoning. +The attorney handling the case for the Commerce Department couldn't be reached for comment. +The Trupps, being held without bail in El Dorado County jail, were arraigned today before U.S. Magistrate Monte Reece in South Lake Tahoe. +Fududa, 31, forced his way to a second-floor room and barricaded himself in with office furniture before surrendering to police about 40 minutes later, police officials said. +(60) "Sonny Spoon," NBC, 11.2. +GMAC Mortgage services more than $24 billion of mortgage loans, and in addition will originate about $2.5 billion of mortgage loans this year. +For the year, the Minneapolis-based computer and financial services company posted earnings of $19.3 million, or 45 cents a share, compared with a loss of $264.5 million in 1986. +Eastern said that, too, was a traditional problem on those routes. +He said some of his 60 Albanian relatives had arrived in Israel over the past two months. +Leaders of rival Christian and Moslem cabinets have agreed to cooperate with the Arab League in a bid to prevent the formal partition of Lebanon, officials reported today. +Signing of peace pact between Mali government and Taureg rebels. FRIDAY: British Steel/BISPA give figures for usable steel production in March. +He leaves Zambia on Thursday for neighboring Malawi. +In severe cases, companies have failed because seemingly brilliant technical ideas never found a market, or proved too costly to develop, or simply couldn't be used by a firm's production employees. +Both the pilots and machinists have made it clear that they intend to block any transaction they don't like. +Visits in the past few days to several installations have provided glimpses of security precautions not in place during earlier visits. +Some would like to go further, faster. +The tour bus was carrying 34 children and seven adults from a private overnight camp on Sebago Lake when it careened off Maine Route 3 near the state capital, rolled down an embankment and overturned in some woods. +The equipment will continue to be used by the Canadian company in its carbon products and industrial gases businesses. +Gainesville's daily newspaper has agreed to pay the expected $15,000 cost of a special county referendum because its omission of a legal advertisement made the special vote necessary. +The Avenger is designed to replace the A-6E Intruder, which has been the Navy's main attack aircraft for 27 years. +The complaints allege that Delta asked questions about marital status, sexual activity and birth-control practices. +But while Cardin was the first of his contemporaries to be so honored at the museum, his mind was very much on the future. +The pound and London's stock market rose sharply on the news because joining the mechanism would set a stable floor under the currency. +He said they didn't bother to file the child support charges. +Oct. 31 NRC Handelsblad, Amsterdam, Netherlands, on the English Channel tunnel: The Channel Tunnel is a tangible proof of the unification of Europe. +It began its brokerage activities through County Securities in January, and wasn't required to suspend those operations during the court case. +The annoucement by former President Jose Sarney that Brazilian scientists had successfully developed fuel-cycle technology prompted speculation that Brazil also wanted to build atomic weapons. +The SEC said that in November 1986, Mr. MacKay and others at American Biomaterials prepared a news release about a new experimental product designed to aid the regeneration of severed nerves. +She has said that Western-style capitalism is the key to Pakistan's development and that her party will work to attract foreign investment, but she promised no sweeping nationalizations. +American officials seem undecided about whether the French acted precipitately. +Squabbling among House and Senate staffers already delays cost comparisons of the two trade measures. +But the CBO says administration budget-writers adopted unrealistically rosy economic assumptions. +The Mother Country sends a garrison, led by the vociferous Brigadier Culpepper whose head is stuffed with the manners and vocabulary of the Great War. But the colonial regime is short-lived. +Ms. Seymour had extensive visitation rights. +The government attributed the increase to better prices for Malaysia's rubber, tin, palm oil, timber and other exports. +Jesse Jackson, reaching out to Jewish primary voters in New York, said Friday he was trying to "heal relationships" that frayed during his 1984 presidential campaign. +The four main cities of the Dutch randstadt have developed a positive yield gap over fixed rate mortgage money. +"I'm going to need all the help I can get," replied Mr. Buffett, who had never run a securities firm. +Its bid also included the dairy's management and milk producers from the Gyor region. The two groups prepared their bids just as the new government was drawing up its privatisation strategy. +Although Buffalo Bill's name was stricken from the Medal of Honor roll in February 1917, one month after he died, the medal itself was never recalled and remains in the historical center. +Parents are asked to work with their kids in completing the workbooks _ rehearsing what they should do if they lose their keys, or if someone knocks at the door. +Mazor agreed, saying in a radio interview, "An 80-year-old woman also has time ahead of her." "We don't know whether it's five years or 10, but we shouldn't be the ones to help her shorten her life," he said. +The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 6.30 to close at 2037.80, its highest closing level since the Oct. 19 market crash. +SCI was created when Storer was taken private by the investment firm Kohlberg, Kravis & Roberts in a $2.5 billion leveraged buyout in 1985. +"Get those cameras out of here. +In the visitor's book I found an entry in Hindi, kindly translated by the writer. It was a cryptic piece of Indian advice. +David Holland, grand dragon of the Southern White Knights, was ordered to pay $50,000, the highest of the 11 defendants. +Civil War readers will have several books to consider: _ "The Civil War: An Illustrated History," is a companion volume to the nine-part PBS series scheduled for the end of this month. +The district made up of "Old Metairie" is flanked on one side by an exclusive country club and the million-dollar mansions of Northline Drive and on the other by what was a fishing village before urban sprawl. +"A $1 billion (acquisition) wouldn't scare us off," Mr. Koken said, but he added that the company currently isn't close to making a large U.S. acquisition. +President Bush has decided to call up military reserves to meet shortages of doctors, cargo handlers and other specialists in the Persian Gulf crisis, officials said Friday. +Earlier this year, however, the Commerce Department decided to dispense with the Pentagon review, although it said it would continue to subject exports involving such companies to special scrutiny. +Among the casualties in the action figure segment was Hasbro's Inhumanoids. +They will be the first white-collar services compulsorily exposed to competition under the government's competitive tendering programme. +After the sixth congress, journalists seized the opportunity provided by the liberalization to probe previously taboo subjects. +Webb had been suspended three times for defying the school's dress code, which was instituted in August. +Declining issues outnumbered advances by about 9 to 8 in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed stocks, with 716 up, 798 down and 485 unchanged. +If the peanuts cannot be sold on the market at the quota price, the CCC is obligated to buy them at the quota rate. +Separately, a weakening dollar against the mark helped buoy government bonds in quiet trading. +The bank board said earlier this month that the industry's capital, which closely mirrors losses, declined about another $550 million in April. +Farrar originally said that all 66 affected jets belonged to U.S. carriers. +He said the shares had underperformed the FT-Actuaries All-Share Index by 6 per cent over the past month and 'the yield has got to a level where we are happy to be buying again'. +They closed Friday at 8. "If gasoline goes up 10 cents a gallon, you won't stop using your snowmobile," says Ralph Wanger, president of the $800 million Acorn Fund of Chicago. +He attracted attention for his independent-mindedness and stern moral example and soon became a focus for opposition to the monarchy in Iran. +They also jailed dozens of Contra leaders, while expelling U.S. Ambassador Richard Melton and seven other American diplomats. +Under Kennedy-Markey, an artist would be able to swoop down on subsequent purchasers and sellers of his work and demand 7% of the profit. +"We have to make it easier for investors to get qualified" to purchase bank assets, Mr. Young said. +The company began to draw criticism from some analysts over the structure of its real estate arrangements, the bulk of which are are in the form of joint-venture mortgages. Kemper holds a long-term mortgage and is an equity partner in such deals. +INDUSTRIAL production fell by an average 2.1 per cent in Italy last year, the first decline since 1983, according to figures from Istat, the national statistics office, writes Robert Graham in Rome. +Inside the Yamanote train line, which forms a loop in the city's center, two-story wooden houses are being torn down and replaced by expensive condominiums. +Not the Japanese, needless to say. +He is being retried on eight of those 13 charges. +He added that the board and Dr. Weeber, who has held the post for four years, mutually agreed that Mr. Douglas, president of closely held Pacific Pride Commercial Fueling, has more extensive corporate experience. +Mirecki was counseled, given a medical examination and found "not physically qualified" for the course because of a phobia of being held under water. +The protesters, who equated Iliescu with communism, also called on his government to step down and urged the release of a jailed activist. +Party leader Kim Young-sam made the prediction shortly after 22 lawmakers threatened to withdraw from the government. +"Indications are that this is linked to the other seven and we do in fact have our eighth victim in the highway murders," said Jim Martin, a spokesman for the district attorney. +About half of those without health insurance said they would be willing to pay less than $600 annually for coverage, while those favoring national health insurance said they would be willing to pay, on average, $664 per year, for that coverage. +He's a loner and a romantic and a little messy, but he's also a yuppie who lives in a really nice apartment furnished with carefully selected antiques, with an emphasis on the mission style. Mike is cute, round-faced and thoroughly American. +Many had markings from the United States, Britain, Egypt, Sweden, China and Italy. +Waters suspended all of the jail time, provided Berendzen stays out of trouble for one year and continues treatment. +Volatile price movements this morning in the stock-index futures market tripped a "circuit breaker" for the fourth straight day _ only this time the market was moving higher instead of lower. +"Since it won't be able to obtain the copper from Bougainville, it will have to come out into the market to buy it." +About $1.4 million for Nicaragua's Miskito Indians, an opposition group that has been carrying out its own battle against the Sandinistas, but has consistently refused invitations to join with the Contras. +"It might be a little better, but only by a penny or two." +This year, she is working two or three times the hours. +Another job for the US secretary of state, Mr James Baker, perhaps? If you are playing Dodge The Demagogues with more and more desperation and less and less success you might think of turning to radio. +"We do have a lot of prisons and we really are grateful that filmmakers think of us when they think of prison movies, but we also have to promote the rest of a very diverse state," he said. +The account balance remains on the branch's books, even though the deposits are moved to the private bank. The double counting is washed out at some point further down the accounting stream. +One Western analyst with detailed knowledge of Mr. Yakovlev's publications and speeches says Mr. Gorbachev's designs for the Soviet Union today remain "pure Yakovlev." +Asked what advice he'd have for Dukakis, he said, "I'm going to say just what he said to me. +"We met at Imre Hermann's home once a month, on Sunday afternoon," says Gyorgy Hidas. +In New York City, the U.N. Security Council held consultations to end the stalemate over criticism of the violence in Jerusalem. But a vote was not expected Thursday. +"He's an effective competitor." +The company then moved to DEC Vax computers and started looking for a new system. In particular, it wanted a single, integrated system with one common database. +Besides credit cards, asset backs include securities backed by automobile loans, and home-equity and mobile-home loans. +No side is disclosing tactics. Mr Garel-Jones went out of his way to warn the government's Tory opponents about taking any steps that would risk Britain's opt-outs. +Four Hondurans died and 1,000 were jailed in those protests ,and the government declared a 10-day state of emergency. +Two people who grow up on the same block are still going to hear different influences as kids. +A senior Senate aide said that the administration wants to get the issue 'over and done with' to make way for more popular issues such as health care and crime legislation. +The shares tumbled 21 to 520p. BZW also turned from buyer to hold on the food retailing sector. +Happy birthday, Joe Williams, and many more. +Since the start of the Palestinian uprising, Israel has deported 33 Palestinians and ordered another 25 expelled. +When we reached the bottom it was as though we had crossed a divide between the two geographies and personalities of Ecuador. +Workers at the Alamo discovered graffiti that may have been left by an Alamo defender in 1836 on a door of the mission. +The Big Board also added computer capacity to handle huge surges in trading volume. +The original "Gremlins," released in 1984, produced worldwide revenues of $200 million. +But Bretton Woods is not really a test of whether a fixed exchange-rate system will work. +Richard J. Daley, who controlled a political army through patronage jobs and earned the moniker "Boss" for his iron-fisted grip on both local and national politics, served as Chicago's mayor from 1955 until his death in 1976. +We make the best protest with our purses, avoiding the offenders. +Clements talked for five minutes Thursday night with President Reagan about the Democratic National Convention and the presidential campaign, Bashur said. +The choppers, built by McDonnel Douglas Corp., cost roughly $13 million each. +Police said five people were killed, four men and a young girl, and at least 10 wounded. +Oldsmobile has offered a guaranteed trade-in allowance on all its vehicles since the start of the 1990 model year last fall. +A single application to a co-ordinator in one of the countries will be sufficient for all four. +The first quarter GNP report provided some evidence that the economy was slowing. +And obviously Mr. President, I would be most pleased to see as many American companies as possible investing in the new state - the new federal lander, which was formally the German Democratic Republic. +Peter Jacyk, a Toronto resident of Ukrainian descent who helped raise money for Demjanjuk, said Monday the effect the verdict has on the world view of the Jewish community will be similar to the "crucifixion of Jesus Christ. +It is, above all, history that should not be missed. +While black enrollment has virtually stagnated, Asian and Hispanic participation jumped 15 percent and 17 percent respectively from 1984 to 1986, fueling an 8 percent gain for minorities as a group, said the report. +In Switzerland and Austria, the radical right has also profited from dissatisfaction with the established government parties to deal with problems like immigration, housing, crime and inflation. +But passenger loads, or the percentage of seats filled, dropped 1.8 percentage points to 71.5% from 73.3%. +Wood, who worked at the home from July 1985 to October 1988, is charged with killing Cook and Chambers. +The Treasury held back its approval of the IFC capital increase in an attempt to force the agency into more private-sector lending, including unguaranteed lending to private companies. +People hear about it," appropriately, "by word-of-mouth." The court continued to allow CMS to use the current earnings on the approximately $1.2 billion principal amount of notes it holds. +About 30 people gathered outside the courthouse, including some of Price's friends who claimed he could not have killed anyone. +Aside from any museum admission fee, most theaters usually charge $3 to $5 for tickets to hourly shows. +"The result should be a lower cost of capital." The rule would create a "144a market" that would in effect allow large players to trade among themselves without going back to the registration and disclosure process. +Indeed, by setting up the food businesses as separate operating companies earlier this year, Mr. Johnson has made it easier to sell them off. +Not likely, the specialists say. +Mr Shepard yesterday declined to comment. Mr Sinclair, who has been mentioned as a possible replacement for either Sir Anthony or Mr Shepard, is now regarded as unlikely to be appointed to either position. +Despite the Lincoln debacle, the Office of Thrift Supervision this year allowed seven S&Ls to begin selling debt to retail customers and another nine institutions to continue sales approved earlier, according to a two-page summary released by the office. +Some oil holdings already have been sold. +It eagerly espoused individual rights and the need to 'de-ideologise Soviet society', (then passing through the last,terminal crisis of communism) - and at the same time insisting that the Soviet Union remain an integral state. +Boulevard had assets of $99 million and held deposits of $84.9 million in 19,800 accounts. +"There's no need to wait till somebody dies to recognize them," explains a city manager. +The work will be done on the exterior north walls and part of the south walls and will be the first time in nearly two centuries that these walls have been exposed. +It smelled delicious and looked wonderful. She had cut it like this for practical reasons - in order to fit the narrow drawer-like oven at the bottom of her wood- burning stove. +Although the Nationalist Chinese government of Taiwan is the archrival of the Chinese Communists, hostility between the two sides has eased in recent years. +I suppose it seriously cut into our business. +She tells me to "repent you pork-pie-wearing sinner" when I get out of line. +The People's Daily, the official voice of the party, said in a front-page editorial that the two parties have "unshirkable duties" to carry forth the great traditions of the Chinese people. +Doll said the ill-fated plane did not have a history of unusual cargo door problems, and that United recorded a total of 112 problems with forward and aft cargo doors in its 747s between March 1986 and February 1989. +Ikea's market is crowded, too, with such well-managed competitors as Crate & Barrel and Pier 1. "Their market is finite because it is so narrow," says Mr. Bradley of Levitz Furniture. +Bulger and Finnerty denounced those allegations, but Bulger has largely refrained from defending himself in public. +The investment bank has advised the government on several privatisation issues. Since joining Banque Indosuez in 1979, Mr Jeancourt-Galignani has established a reputation as a respected financier. +If you are a student, switch from political science to history. +Israel and Jordan resume peace talks at the Dead Sea. +"September was up more than people thought," said David Berson, senior economist at the Federal National Mortgage Association. +Elections are tentatively scheduled for July. +Making members of mutuals effective owners is a lost cause. +The United States does not recognize the Vietnamese-installed Phnom Penh government and has supported guerrillas fighting for its overthrow. +'It comes from years of feeling that you can't say what you want. +Loc is casual so far about his own success. +Molecular Biosystems dropped 5/8 to 18 3/4. +The award is named in honor of a U.S. Secret Service agency killed in the line of duty. +If the office finds that unfair practices do exist and the dispute cannot be resolved through negotiations or the GATT machinery, it recommends action to the president. +Of course, not every endangered-species conflict can be so neatly resolved. +Undersecretary Richard T. Crowder, who directly oversees international and commodity programs in the Agriculture Department, said EEP programs are "in place for all the major targeted customers and markets" of American farmers. +The Europe is truly different. +A report from a substance abuse treatment center at St. John's Hospital in Salina states that Braun first got drunk at age 13 and first smoked marijuana at 15. +At the time, AFG Partners had accumulated a 9.8% stake in Lear. +When 10 buses from Gainesville pulled up to the Days Inn in suburban Kenner on Friday, nearly 200 of the 600 students learned they didn't have a place to sleep. +The late bid price in Zurich, Switzerland, was $377.30, down from $377.75. +Adding to the downdraft was the Chicago Purchasing Management Association's June survey of area business conditions showing a modest decline, indicating the regional economy is still contracting. +By last week, though, all of Drexel's good fortune had run out. Milken was gone as part of a December 1988 agreement between the firm and the federal government to settle charges of fraud, and Drexel faced a host of other legal battles. +Alumni and professors from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology alone started more than 600 companies in the state, and students are big spenders in the local economy. +Certainly others did worse before him. +TREASURY BILLS: Results of the Monday, April 2, 1990, auction of short-term U.S. government bills, sold at a discount from face value in units of $10,000 to $1 million: 7.83%, 13 weeks; 7.81%, 26 weeks. +Scientists believe as many as 6 billion melaleuca are in South Florida, covering one-fourth of the Everglades, and they could cover three-fourths of the Everglades by the end of the decade. +The English-language newspaper said total trade fell to $8.58 billion in the seven months from $9.49 billion a year earlier. +It would cut the county's corn output to three million bushels from 8.3 million last year. +The shares jumped 14 to 167p. Selling in the traded options led to a fall in Rolls-Royce shares in the last half hour of trading. +"Since so many young people are killed and injured each year riding ATVs, it is essential that dealers follow the age recommendations. +The Paterson school board has given Mr. Clark no support in his effort. +Eastern sought bankruptcy protection a few days later. +McBirnie planned to use the Concord to house his own parishioners and the loyal listeners to his anti-communist radio broadcasts, "Voice of Americanism," she said. +A half-dozen people can crowd into the largest room. +'With Genoa's traditions as a seaport, the original idea was to create a big event concentrating on communications, especially on a cultural level,' Mr Roberto recalls. +The holes would have to be punched inches apart, he said. +Kirnan and David Healy, of Barclays-BZW in New York, said cost-cutting programs, especially at Chrysler, softened the impact of severe production cuts in January and costs of incentives throughout the period. +The scope of the medical system clearly shows that officials want to be prepared should war break out. +However, Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas said Friday in Jakarta that he was unsure if the session would occur because of unclear signals from the Cambodian government. +"It's a story about time, and that's universal, and it's a story about two people who need each other but have to destroy each other in order to survive. +After the launch, an official from Asia Satellite announced that the company would donate the use of six of the satellite's 24 transponders to Asian broadcasters covering the Asian Games in Beijing this September. +It can determine in hours if a cell has been infected with AIDS, for example, something that would take six weeks using tests in a culture medium, Fildes said. +The GAO report said the agreement did not meet various requirements of the Atomic Energy Act. +Moreover, Chrysler could have a tough time trying to sell the new Jeep Grand Cherokee alongside the current, lower-priced Cherokee. +Nevertheless, he said that "I recognize you have been under tremendous pressure from throughout the country" and that some changes are inevitable. +Indiana and Kansas investigators have tentatively set a meeting next week to discuss the killings in both states, which are "strikingly similar," said Capt. +Mr. Conger attributed the expanded gold output to increasing production from the McLaughlin mine in northern California, which opened in April 1985. +A person who actually believes in something is likely to have his or her reputation and career destroyed by letting substance get in the way of image. +There was no doubt Hammerson needed a rights issue. +Such an appeal, which must come within 30 days, could delay full implementation of the reorganization for at least several months. +But contracts entered into before today for exploration and appraisal will continue to get relief against PRT on existing fields for the next two years. +Many were buried by faithful Buddhists and Hindus when Indonesia was invaded by Moslems 400 years ago. +He met his wife, Rosie, seven years ago, and she persuaded him to apply for amnesty. +Three people were killed and 21 injured when two passenger trains collided head-on 80 miles north of Lisbon. +Rep. Dennis Eckart of Ohio, giving the Democrats' response, said Dukakis and Bentsen would do more than the Republicans to answer Americans' most pressing concerns. +Cells consist of several machine tools served by automated materials-handling equipment and controlled by a computer that can make a variety of parts without a human operator. +Television talk show host Oprah Winfrey came home for the renaming of the winding gravel road that runs in front of the house where she was born. +Prices for bread have tripled. +ONGPIN WAS REPLACED as Manila's finance chief and Laurel resigned a post. +Weinberger instead admonished the three. +Staveley said order intake showed a 'favourable swing', with contracting down 8 per cent but maintenance up 19 per cent. +"We're not political pros, but we've got political seasoning," says George W. Bush, the vice president's eldest son and a top campaign strategist, in what may be a bit of understatement. +Charges against the Chicago publisher were dropped in July. +Tobacco marketers deny targeting children. +Although the total tax burden on the U.S. economy is rising, the tax reforms of the 1980s mean that taxes do less to discourage production and investment than did the highly progressive rates of 20 years ago. +She has lived in the inner-city neighborhood since 1952, and said the gun belonged to her husband, who died in 1979. +On Tuesday, Shamir told settlers he supported a change in policy to permit civilians and soldiers to open fire on Arab stone-throwers without shooting warning rounds first. +So, I have learned, at the very least, to tolerate computer fishing. +The filing of a criminal information suggests that the department expects Mr. Sheridan to cooperate with investigators. +"A megadealership may have two machines and eight stores and run them back and forth" cutting costs and increasing profits, Ysser said. +A sharp rise in agricultural exports is a key factor in the new administration's economic recovery program. +The court-ordered freeze will be in effect until next Friday, during which a receiver, Los Angeles lawyer Robert Carlson will try to determine where the funds are. +First International Trust is a unit of South Africa-based Liberty Life. +Roberts, a native of Harlem who has been active in the Outward Bound program, said he wants to demonstrate to inner-city children that they can make their dreams come true. +They were warned that only much improved performance would secure the pit's future beyond next March. +There is good news for the business, however. +However, Israeli press reports said the yacht was hijacked off Libya, the group's main base. +Soviet journalists' new freedoms include the right to attend meetings and be present at the scene of disasters, the right to refuse to prepare reports that are against a journalist's convictions and the right to hold interviews with officials. +In Hong Kong Friday, gold was quoted at $369.05 an ounce. +Karen Blumenthal contributed to this article. +But the popularity of other types of loans is growing. +A young mother used her 3-year-old son to help burglarize homes, authorities said. +In the pending suit, the company alleged that the union, by using a corporate campaign, isn't bargaining in good faith. +But six months into his presidency, Salinas now speaks with the authority of some solid progress on one of Mexico's most pressing problems: its $107.4 billion foreign debt. +Last month, Tyson said it sold 82% of National By-Products and other subsidiaries earmarked for sale to THF Inc., a closely held leasing company, as a way of quickly pulling cash from the units' planned sale. +Volume on the NYSE floor totaled 128.56 million shares, down from 176.96 million in the previous session. +"However, a hard core of high protection has remained," said the survey, which also criticized other parts of Japanese trade policy and predicted rising pressure from Third World exports. +The death came as a shock to a family that has had to deal with the strain of years of imprisonment of Joseph Cicippio Sr., 60, and threats by his kidnappers. +And Crane of the European Southern Observatory in Munich, Germany, was one of hundreds of astronomers who wanted to be here for the big event. +Quantum rose 1 to 19 after an analyst raised his fiscal 1992 earnings estimate for the company to $3 a share from $2.65 a share. +This is partly because the FDIC's goal is to sell, rather than manage, the portfolio. +To a considerable degree, of course, this results from his decisive leadership of the nation in the Gulf War and his ensuing popularity. +It said the Israeli troops suffered no casualties. +AUTODESK INC. sold 2,640,836 common shares at $24 each. +We don't have much choice." Last week, priests, nuns and parishioners from nine churches said they would defy the closing order. +Of course the grand arcade of Le Corbusier's Chandigarh courts comes to mind - but here is marble, plaster and golden stone, not sad and stained concrete. +The company's third-quarter results were hurt by weak auto markets, which account for 17% of sales, and construction markets, which account for 13%, he said. +For each Prime share, holders will be entitled to receive one Corona Gold share and one share of a successor company to be known as Prime Equities Inc., which will comprise Prime Resources' holdings in junior exploration concerns. +But then maybe the Verves are best pursued piecemeal. +Forecasts for the three months to the end of December range from Pounds 220m to Pounds 240m. +Upgrading the volunteer weather network and setting up regional climate centers, $12.2 million. +The agency said 3.5 ounces of beef cost 86 cents in New York and 97 cents in Hamburg last November but cost $2.75 in Tokyo. +Volkswagen and the Madrid government yesterday came close to an agreement in negotiations over state aid for Seat, the German vehicle group's crippled Spanish subsidiary. +SmithKline Beckman Corp. said the Food and Drug Administration approved the use of a 800 milligram, once-daily dose of Tagamet for treatment of gastric and duodenal ulcers. +The lead actress will be unable to learn all the required sign language by showtime, Ms. Perkins said. +She said it also contains a "fence agreement" guaranteeing that Eastern would remain separate from Continental Airlines. +Families of some of the 39 people killed in the Heysel stadium riot attended the trial, which was interrupted twice by bomb threats. +The world's top maker of ceramic packages for integrated circuits will produce more cheerful news when it produces interim results today. +And Drexel's long battle with Washington may have curbed its taste for takeover fights. +Three Britons are held hostage in Lebanon. +The crew will be Navy Cmdr. +Lower interest rates alone, he says, will not revive a market in which buyers believe asset values will continue to fall. +The July contract for West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark U.S. crude oil, rose 40 cents to close at $16.83 a barrel Tuesday on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +Which pasta purveyor also produces cigarettes? +Other country funds, too, have soared far above the value of their underlying stock assets. +Bond dealer Discount Corp. recently reported a net loss of $8.1 million for the second quarter. +"I'd rather concentrate on meaningful topics of substance." +Other American and, increasingly, European cities know that it could be their turn next. +Trading activity was extremely light through much of the afternoon as the market suffered another quiet session. +The KGB several years ago detained an airline executive in the middle of a hash near Gorky Street. +Still, the campaign is a major departure for Greyhound, whose most recent ad efforts featured the tag line "Catch a Money Saver on Greyhound" and pitched almost exclusively its low fares. +About 500 scientists attending the 10-day conference are expected to draft a new program proposing ways to fight the so-called greenhouse effect. +He also said time must be allowed for such things as voter registration and fair campaigning. +Trump, who is married, responded: "Leonard Stern understands exactly what's going on. +Collor's announcement that he intended to fire 320,000 to 400,000 government employees was seen partly as a response to the critics. +Japan's surplus with the United States fell to $2.97 billion from $4.15 billion a year earlier, it said. +Officials alleged the children were subjected to systematic beatings and other abuse. +Action on these bills now shifts to the Senate, which has passed one pro-labor measure of its own. +Rostropovich was soloist in Bloch's "Schelomo, Hebrew Rhapsody for Cello and Orchestra." +But the new materials, a type of ceramic, are hard to form into usable shapes, such as the thin films of material needed to create microscopic circuits on chips. +The instructions for changing the combinations on the locks to that ministry's safes are so complicated that hardly anybody bothers. +Mr. Lapthorne said Courtaulds would welcome Mr. Packer as a long-term investor but would fiercely defend its independence against hostile predators. +The other was the emergence of a Senate compromise that shifts the burden of deciding cases of "obscene art" from the NEA to the courts. +Hezbollah is believed to be an umbrella group for Shiite extremists who hold most of the 16 Westerners missing in Lebanon. Some of the hostages have been reported held in the Bekaa at various times. +Ashley Deloach didn't hesitate when the teacher asked her class to draw what they wanted for Christmas. +You defend your culture or you simply imitate.' +About 31,000 jobs in the latest increase reflected the return of workers after the settlement of labor disputes, mostly at USX Corp., the Pittsburgh-based steel and energy concern. +On Monday and Tuesday, rail services were badly disrupted by a ban on overtime by train drivers belonging to another union, the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen. +Mirza said that when he learned he was being released, "I was happy. +His left-of-center movement and other opposition groups continue an intense war of words for the public trust with the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party. +No one was injured in either blast but both bombs caused extensive damage. Five bombs were set off in north London yesterday morning, causing havoc with rush-hour traffic but apparently causing no injuries and only minor damage. +Separately, Sun said it entered an accounts-receivable financing arrangement with units of J.P. Morgan & Co. of New York. +The most interesting question the book asks - does goodness spawn evil? - is hardly explored. +A seven-member tribunal, headed by Brig. Gen. +The United States has so far pledged $2.5 million. +The Energy Department has removed one hurdle to a $78 million settlement with neighbors of the Fernald uranium processing plant, and revealed another obstacle _ the fact that no funds are available to pay it. +He contends that media coverage of the trial pressured more states to take action than might have otherwise. +And when it isn't good, it's boring. +By the end of the voyage he had accumulated Dollars 500, a considerable sum in those days. Eisenberg joined his parents in Shanghai where his father had established himself as a vegetable oil seller. The young Eisenberg then ventured to Japan. +Olwine was recently hired to represent British partners of Price Waterhouse in civil suits stemming from its role as an accountant for Bank of Credit & Commerce International, Mr. Weyher said. +The deposits wouldn't be available to do that. +His life, including his skirmishes with a competing sketch artist, seems carefree. +But they believe regulatory sentiment now is finally on their side. +If the two sides don't agree with the team's decision, the matter will go to the arbitration panel. +"We think the outlook is pretty stable for Japanese banks," she says. +When they sell their farms, they include the riverbed as part of the property, he said. +He planned a full day of campaigning across the state both today and Saturday. +In return for such protection, employees gave up the right to sue their employers, but litigation has increased substantially over the years, as have the scope of compensation claims. +But even if the restrictions were lifted, there would be little positive impact on the company's performance this year. Mr Brown noted that there was still 'massive uncertainty' over the impact of future regulations. +In a Persian Gulf battle, troops wouldn't have to worry about running their tanks over threatened desert tortoises. +A bomb ripped apart a three-story hotel in the center of the old city, killing 13 people and wounding four others, police said. +The gold mining company said it increased the estimate as a result of exploratory drilling last fall. +He was a very discreet man." So seems his widow, Lady Oona, who still resides in the Chaplins' Manoir de Ban _ an 18th-century manor just above Corsier _ but who is rarely seen in the village. +"It's a part of history that we're Sleepy Hollow," said Chris Skelly, a member of the Village of Sleepy Hollow Committee. "It's not a made-up name. +Juan Yanez Guzman, 38, outbid four other people at a Santiago auction to obtain the signed, 15-inch by 19-inch painting entitled "View of Waidhofen." +Henry Waxman and Edward Markey and the broad range of legislators and organizations that supported ITVS's enabling legislation did so to foster politically "congenial" programming. +In a country where not everybody can get a telephone, a sumptuous, illegally built luxury hideaway for top army brass had phones in the sauna and on docks within arm's reach of fishing generals. +She works part-time as Robin's legendary paramour at "Tales of Robin Hood," a two-year-old tourist attraction plunked down in the concrete jungle of modern-day Nottingham. +"The waste generator has the ultimate cradle-to-grave responsibility for the waste," says Yogen Rahangdale, Chrysler's manager, paint and anti-corrosion. +Press Association, the domestic news agency, said it received a call at its London office from a man who claimed the plant was bombed by the Scottish National Liberation Army. +Jews revere the wall as the last remnant of the ancient Jewish temple. +The town was without electricity, and officials said there were many gas leaks but no fires. +The results are spelled out in a 200-plus page report with attached charts and graphs that is supplied to Power's carmaker clients, who pay tens of thousands of dollars for the information. +So Skinner flew back to Chicago Tuesday night _ empty-handed again. +"Iraq is a member of OPEC, and has the right to participate in any of its meetings," acting Foreign Minister Adolfo Raul Taylhardat told reporters. +The passengers would be carried free of charge, it said. +Mike DeAngelis, manager of the state energy commission's research and development office, said he doubts that any of those ideas will work. "If this is a problem, it's going to remain a problem," he said. +If times were good, farmers kept their mouths shut, knowing that another drought or something bad was right around the corner. +The defense seized on the issue, telling the jury not to trust convicted criminals and liars. +The Minneapolis recreational products concern agreed to go private at $31.50 a share, $2.50 a share more than Chairman Irwin Jacobs had offered last month. +About nine of 10 are being refused refugee status. +But since then, sales have eroded amid criticism that the subcompacts' styling had become stale. +Prior to the merger, Agfa-Gevaert owned about 84% of Compugraphic's 8.4 million shares outstanding. +"We're also saving a tremendous amount of money," he says. "With `Mama's Family,' all we do is plug it into a tape machine. +Law and Order Minister Adriaan Vlok said Thursday that police were investigating all aspects of the controversy, including the alleged abductions, the disappearance of Stompie and the charges of sexual abuse. +The panel's board of directors includes former Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach, golf legend Byron Nelson and Dallas Mavericks general manager Norm Sonju. +CB officials said the amount paid for use of the name and noncompeting agreement was actually a third less, but they declined to state a specific number. +General Motors Corp.'s Saturn subsidiary is planning to produce 10 models by 1994 and possibly expand its current one-plant operation, a trade journal said today. +The company said Mrs. McMullin, 47, is leaving voluntarily to pursue personal interests. +When the UK entered the European Community's exchange rate mechanism in October 1990 inflation was more than 10 per cent. +Clarence Cobb, a member of UAW Local 7 in Detroit, said it was time for a strike against Chrysler. +Details of the soybean decision have not been released. +Mr. Del Gaizo, through his lawyer, denies both allegations. +Meanwhile, new evidence of weakening economic activity raised speculation that a significant slowdown might be a serious drag on corporate profits. +True, the traditional curriculum has lost much of its authority and certainly needs updating. +Man is dynamic, determined to shape his own future. +A billboard above the union hall said, "There is hope," and was signed by the UAW 581 Bible Group. +Maybe he would announce the release of a few hundred political prisoners during his welcoming address to a plenary session of the congress or while sipping cocktails at a reception for delegates. +A lot of English wine should never have been made, admits the head of the English Vineyards Association. +He joined the university's English faculty in 1953 and became a full professor in 1961. +"Let's leave it in the gossip column." +"We are looking to continued profitable growth in the second half of the year," said John W. Amerman, chairman and chief executive officer. +The result is a product for every niche. +Aeroflot's resumption of service to Indonesia in July is another sign of improving relations between the Soviet Union and Southeast Asia, which were sour throughout the 1980s. +Iraq has agreed to send home all Iranian prisoners of war if Iran reciprocates, and an Iranian diplomat said Tuesday he saw no reason why the exchange could not proceed. +For instance, a bacteria that resists the formation of ice has been sprayed on strawberries to help the plants resist frost. +United Airlines plans to put major new restrictions on its frequent-flier program, limiting when free travel awards can be used. +About 20,550 gallons of a petroleum refinery waste product drained from an overturned tanker, said Millie McGuigan, operations officer for the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency. +Some Turkish politicians take this very badly, notably President Turgut Ozal who masterminded the 1987 application. +The dollar fell sharply again yesterday, but it was overshadowed in the credit markets by the stock market's woes. +The Boeing Co. pleaded guilty today to two felony charges of "unauthorized conveyance" of secret Pentagon budget documents and agreed to pay more than $5.2 million in fines and restitution. +The group did not reveal what percentage of interim profits came from these sales. Earlier this year, MAS forecast taxable profits for the current year of MDollars 372m. +Several OPEC officials are taking seriously the involvement of another American in this week's meetings. +The earnings decline followed a 23% drop in the first quarter to $200 million, or 62 cents a share. +"I would even say that we expect it, though we don't expect it on any particular timetable. +It was all part of an exposition of film sets depicting different city scenes. +"If you don't raise enough up front, or if you don't meet your time line, that's when you hit the valley of death," says William E. Wetzel Jr., director of the University of New Hampshire's Center for Venture Research. +The fun is creating it, not living in it. +The currency recovered last week after slipping below L1,110 against the D-Mark. The key event will be the credibility of prime minister Mr Silvio Berlusconi's appearance before the Lower House this week. +And though it's still reorganizing, he fancies Greyhound Lines, the beleaguered bus company known to traders as "the dogs." Mr. Gordon owns some 13% Greyhound bonds and expects the company to issue new stock later this year. +She testified Mrs. Lundgren taught female cult members to be "carnal, sensual and devilish" and helped plan the Avery slayings. +Spring will report to the Army Space Program's Fairfax, Va., headquarters on Sept. 1, NASA spokesman Jeff Carr said Friday. Spring will train for nine months before becoming director next June. +Both union officials and Greyhound's Currey issued condolence messages to the dead man's family, but Currey went on to suggest the strikers were at fault. +Lott was elected in 1972 to succeed his one-time employer on Capitol Hill, the late Rep. William Colmer, when the Democrat retired. +And in our breakdown, Dix came out at the bottom of the list in a category where we had excess capacity _ basic training, advanced individual training and these types of things. +The company won numerous settlements, but Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd. of Japan remained a holdout. +The company has 4,410,459 shares outstanding; Mr. Murray controls about 14%. +"We only have to sell 13% of our available ad time to turn a profit." +Mr Sarukhanov was closely involved with Russia's oil production joint venture with the Vietnamese government. Mr Hall said Aminex would not be exploring in Siberia. +It's letting go of the spirits of the people in that area. +Zhang was transferred from a hospital to a jail in Fukuoka on Dec. 31, and sent to a detention house in Tokyo Jan. 11. +Among other farm commodities, the Agriculture Department raised its estimate of U.S. cotton production to 16.2 million bales from 16 million bales in June. +Yet there is deep-seated suspicion that the United States is unwilling to cede, just 11 years from now, its extensive military installations. +Drexel has requested a 120-day extension from a June 13 deadline to file a reorganization plan in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. A spokesman declined to discuss the plan and Drexel attorneys did not immediately return calls seeking comment. +Former Attorney General Edwin Meese III testified at Oliver North's trial Tuesday that the specter of impeachment hung over the White House in the 72 hours after aides discovered a planned diversion of Iran arms sale money to the Nicaraguan Contras. +Once a month, Town Hall becomes the Full Moon Coffeehouse for performances benefiting causes from tax resistance to a group that opposed state surveillance flights to ferret out marijuana growers. +Whether it increases sales of sweets, petrol or toothpaste as effectively as the old jingles and pack shots is a different matter entirely. +Mother Teresa was awarded the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize for her work with the poor. +The hospital sued for the right to comply with her wishes. +Sources say Carl Icahn, the New York investor, has accumulated about 2% or more of Tenneco's shares, which have a total market value of about $8.7 billion. +The accord, signed in Kourou, French Guiana, says the rebels will not be disarmed but instead withdraw to three locations until they are later enlisted in a special police unit, the Dutch reports said. +The stock market settled for a mixed showing after last week's rally ran into some resistance despite a continued slide in oil futures prices. +The project is supported by almost $2 million from the National Science Foundation; $700,000 from the Carnegie Corp.; $1.1 million from IBM, and $735,000 from the particpating states. +Its benevolent attitude toward employees and customers - dubbed "the H-P Way" - has made it a model for high-tech companies in Silicon Valley for half a century. +Battelle borrowed ideas for Manny's arm from the robotic Michael Jackson performing at Disney World, said David W. Bennett, a Battelle technical group leader for mechanical systems and robotics. +After three quarters of declining profits, Pilgrim's, in its first quarter ended Jan. 2, reported a loss before an extraordinary item of about $5.3 million on sales of $98.5 million. +Generali had hoped to prevent Midi's shareholders from voting at their annual meeting today on a resolution that would merge Midi's insurance subsidiary with the insurance activities of AXA, a French rival of Generali. +It is quite natural for the corporate sector to take a lead.' But such initiatives cut little ice with the FoE, which views market environmentalism as an inherently flawed concept. +Is the taxi driver a spy? +Whether you are buying a new home or have determined you need additional coverage on an existing policy, you should consult with your insurance agent to guarantee that you have the appropriate coverage. +South Korea's 120,000 police have been placed on top alert. +So the view here is that the Sandinistas, despite persistent economic problems, are more entrenched than ever. +The scientists' findings are being presented this week at the American College of Radiology's 24th annual National Conference on Breast Cancer. +Police estimate that about 250,000 people, one-quarter of the enclave's population, have fled to safer areas in Lebanon or left the country since the fighting broke out. +It had been feared that oil might move around Gore Point southwest of Prince William Sound and north into Cook Inlet, where a lucrative halibut fishery is scheduled to open in a month. +Six bombings in Johannesburg in a week, including an attack July 6 on a black bus station that injured 24 people, are seen as the first major offensive by the right wing. +However, there is little expectation that the notoriously slow justice system will follow up with a jail sentence. Collor is even hoping to regain his political rights, which were stripped for eight years. +Mr Hosokawa has so far refused LDP demands to ask his former aide, who handled his financial affairs, to testify in parliament and has been unable to produce receipts showing he repaid the Y100m. +In fact, one-third of investment in that state over the past two years has come from Japan. +However, Ramsey set bail of $250,000 pending appeal for Ng, who has been in custody since his conviction in November. +Funaro never seems to win," says Mr. de Souza. +Nonetheless, both interest and exchange rates have worked to the company's advantage, he said. +However, the government was forced again to bail out large state-owned factories hard hit by the austerity program that has reduced inflation. +However, the increases were concentrated in supermarkets, while department store sales declined by 0.7 per cent. +Pricing, terms and conditions on the preferred stock are to be announced later, officials said. +This is one of those essays that most of us know is important but cannot quite understand. +That level of output sent world petroleum prices skidding. +The suit said the time involved in getting such a waiver, sometimes three weeks or more, is too long. +After assessing the weather late Monday, shuttle managers directed technicians to once more pump 524,000 gallons of liquid hydrogen and oxygen into Columbia's huge external fuel tank. +Cocom is a leading European developer of high-speed Internet access solutions over cable, satellite and wireless networks based on international standards. +American evangelist Billy Graham said today he was encouraged by the growing but still limited religious freedom in China and was optimistic about Christianity's future in the communist nation. +He says Mattel studied commercials for about 200 of its products over three years to determine whether network or non-network spots sold best. +There were suits and countersuits and, ultimately, what she calls "an amicable settlement" in which Gulf & Western gave Mrs. Everett its interest in Hollywood Park. +By the early 1980s the company had evolved into one of the country's biggest trucking companies. +He contacted, his people contacted a parliamentarian in Canada, roughly the same day they contacted the Foreign Minister of Germany, roughly the time they contacted a member of parliament in the United Kingdom. +Such an instance arose with Prime Minister Papandreou's letter to Gen. +My father is very troubled about it." She is speaking Russian, too, and her father looks pained. +Smith did not believe that experience of the retail sector was a necessary prerequisite. +Fares would be about 20 percent below air fares and, on some shorter routes, 40 percent lower, the administrator said. +Mr. Geran of E.F. Hutton predicted that despite a "tough environment," the company will continue to be profitable. +Cash, a Country Music Hall of Fame member, has since campaigned against drug and alcohol abuse. +The mark fell to about 0.86509 Swiss franc from 0.8662 franc Friday in New York. +The shares fell Dollars 3/4 to Dollars 27 yesterday. +He has held talks with Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz on the situation in the area and the Israeli occupied territory. +Sunday talk shows are a great place to peddle ideas to a large audience, but some care needs to be exercised in dealing with sensitive subjects. +A distinguished musicologist, for instance, now sells mineral water on the streets of Moscow. +"What people are looking for today is a quick oil change," says Sherman Glass Jr., a business-development manager at Exxon U.S.A. +The Union forces fought a bloody civil war to squash a separate confederacy. +However, no lava movement was seen in Kalapana on Thursday, Butts said. +According to the sources, Carlucci has approved the idea of "providing flexibility" to the Navy on convoys. +Mailer, who attended Abbott's criminal trial, was absent from the latest one. +The judgment was entered in a case brought by State Industries Inc., a competitor, that alleged infringement of a patent for a method of applying polyurethane foam insulation to gas water heaters. +"If South African loans were rescheduled for say only one year at a time, that would enable us to see how much progress is made in the reform program. +Theorists of "race suicide" assumed that once a Romanian, always a Romanian, even unto the third and fourth generation. +The MBA has not declared war, she says, and it is not out to deny the Realtors or their customers anything. +But this is a tricky business. +After calling more than a dozen carriers, she says, she finally found coverage that costs more than $1,200 a year. +The U.S. Department of Energy, which owns the plant, had expressed concern about the dam when heavy rainfall filled Holding Pond C2 to 75 percent of capacity. +Anyway, I ended up at the Yama restaurant and ate shredded pork for $14.52, fried rice for $6.53 and iced tea for $2.54. +More than halfway through the Olympics, fears of an attack by North Korea against the Games have receded. +The oil patch was no more understanding. +Oil futures traders focused on the hour-to-hour developments of the strike by 4,000 of Norway's oil workers that began late Saturday and shut down Norway's total crude oil output of 1,630,000 barrels a day. +The justices, without comment, let stand rulings that officer Don R. Speer failed to prove the Joplin Globe acted with "actual malice" when it accused him in an editorial of using excessive force. +Three people died on roads in Wisconsin. +The gain reflected efficiency improvements and cost cuts. +A broad range of shares posted gains on buying led by foreign investors, who picked up major companies in each sector, including laggard groups such as chemical and shipping, traders said. +Dzhurov, a longtime associate of ousted Communist Party chief Todor Zhivkov, had been defense chief since 1962. +Underwriters reported mostly sluggish sales for yesterday's slate of new corporate offerings. +U S West Inc. postponed plans to sell 17% of its cellular phone business in an initial public offering because of the stock market crash. +"For the wildlife artist there's nothing greater than the Federal Duck Stamp," says Neal Anderson, the winner last year, who was selected in his sixth try with a painting of a pair of lesser scaup nestled amid a growth of reeds in a pond. +'I claim that is because one is natural and the other totally unnatural.' +Come the fall, the networks will find out if anyone's buying. +Both stocks have moved up in recent days on takeover speculation. +Now, the tank walls are soundproofed and the pumps and filtration system are isolated from the exhibit so that the animals won't be bothered by vibrations. +Twenty kilotons, the force of 20,000 tons of TNT, was the yield of the U.S. atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan in 1945. +"Here you have the biggest markets around and you have the most permissive attitude about allowing people to do takeovers." +Perhaps it had an overgeared financial structure and a management which has consistently failed to perform,' says Mr Hollidge. +The observers are important to both sides; Mrs. Chamorro's United National Opposition hopes they will enforce a fair vote, while the Sandinistas want to legitimize their government. +They answer simply, "Yes." The most popular of those commercials stars "Saturday Night Live" comic Kevin Nealon in his smarmy "Mr. +We all have our excesses. +Says David Doubilet, an underwater photographer for National Geographic magazine: "Sharks, to be quite honest, are cold fish." +Europe came next at $1.06 billion, a rise of 1.54%. +Ortega accused the United States of encouraging military hardliners in the Contra leadership by deciding to give the rebels non-lethal aid in violation of the preliminary peace accord his government signed with the Contras March 23. +Looters shouted epihets at Arab store owners and Moslems were the targets of anger. +He has raped and plundered a defenseless neighbor, not for any high moral purpose, but for oil, money and power. +Dealers said they expect the council to vote to lift the discount rate by half a percentage point to 3 percent and to increase domestic money market rates by a quarter percentage point. +Interest charges fell from Dollars 123.7m to Dollars 110m. Kroger's poor results are partly due to a strike by clerks and meat-cutters in the Michigan region. +Three people were rescued shortly after the structure collapsed and did not suffer major injuries. +Troy ironmaster Henry Burden built the world's biggest hydropower waterwheel, and his mills churned out a horseshoe every second, shodding almost all the horses used by the North in the Civil War. +A recent survey by a trade magazine shows that respondents recall the new "Nobody fits you like Goodyear" ads over those of competitors such as Groupe Michelin of France, and Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., a unit of Bridgestone Corp. of Japan. +Last week, a federal appeals court ruled that the government could place broad controls on Princeton/Newport's assets to preserve property that might have to be forfeited, should the partners be convicted on RICO charges. +Police stormed a car today in which a woman held her 15-month-old son hostage at knife-point for over 13 hours, rescuing the boy and arresting his mother, officials said. +The House amendment was introduced by Rep. Jim Chapman, D-Texas. +Building supply stores rushed to fill orders for glass, plywood, cement, flashlights, power generators _ and tarpaulins to shield from the rain. +GOOD management ideas have always taken a long time to trickle down from concept into common practice. +Also today, a legislator who died during relief efforts following the deadly June 21 quake in northernwestern Iran was given a hero's burial. +"I did not ask him to make any calls. +And they said that right up to Super Tuesday Eve. +About two dozens toilets and urinals in the King County Courthouse exploded when they were flushed after an air compressor was mistakenly connected to a water line, officials said. +Throughout his testimony, Judge Sessions sought to demonstrate his independence. +Taking a cue from industry, some cities are managing their real estate aggressively, like a portfolio of securities. +Krieger said the government also plans to present pilot experts, including an Eastern Airlines official who will testify about Delta's pilot training programs. +Heeding requests from older members, the ones closer to 36 than 27, he has been bringing back some of the old music. +Crews fought two out-of-control fires in eastern Utah. +The dollar kept rising against the yen. +People are intimidated and reluctant to complain. +At his news conference, Savimbi also offered to bow out of peace talks and instead send other rebel leaders. +But is the past really over? +The United States is the largest market for Japanese car exports. +A winter storm watch also was in effect Saturday for southern Wisconsin. +Restricted viewing is censorship," Luis Brown, a student spokesman, said at a rally outside the school as about 200 people cheered. +"A 10-year trend is not unusual." +A man who was killed by police after pretending to hold a teen-age girl hostage for three hours had a history of erratic behavior and family problems, said a woman who had been one of his many foster mothers. +With Congress returning from a two-month recess, Untermeyer said the White House will send up 30 nominations on Tuesday. +St. Louis-based Monsanto, a diversified company that also owns Searle pharmaceuticals, reported net income of $126 million, or $1.88 per share, on sales of $2.06 billion. +At federal levels, at least half of the island's population would qualify for some kind of welfare, but Mr. Romero Barcelo argues that this would add to consumer demand and promote prosperity. +It hasn't yet reported 1990 sales. +But we must go on." A federal budget measure signed last year by President George Bush deleted more than $200 million for the aging Blackbirds. +There was no immediate government response. +Tomorrow night was his debut as a deejay at the Henry Horner Boys Club. +Initially aligned with the isolationists, Mr. Beazley has now opted for involvement. +The singing is assured, even relieved, the sound of three wise women gratified to still be together. +Robert Vander Lugt, took the witness stand Thursday to support Thunman's testimony. +Iraq's other major arms suppliers, including China, said they would do the same. +Also, unions often challenge the sincerity of the new safety programs, since labor groups are rarely invited to participate and the programs aren't included in contracts. +"They have more than a passing interest in the Bush-Gorbachev talks," said Joel Karlin, an analyst with Research Department Inc., a brokers' advisory service in Chicago. +Recently, investor demand for high-yielding securities has picked up, and the volume of new junk-bond issues has been very low since a huge quantity of new issues hit the market at the end of last year. +We view the Uruguay Round as the preferred means of solving the very troublesome and very real trade problems faced by U.S. industry and agriculture," he said. +Montgomery Ward & Co., the Mobil Corp. unit that is slated for a management-led buy-out, said it named three new senior executives. +Frank Casado, a restaurateur and activist who managed to draw politicians and celebrities to a homey eatery called Lucy's El Adobe Cafe, died Thursday of congestive heart failure at age 66. +Motorola was ordered to stop shipping its 68030 chip, which is used in many of Apple's computers. +If the United States is successful in slowing the flow of cocaine over its borders, he says, smugglers will shift their focus to Europe. +The Asian playboy and the Midwestern kid with dollar signs in his eyes are at the heart of what the Securities and Exchange Commission is calling the second-largest insider-trading case in Wall Street history. +The Treasury is scheduled to announce plans on April 29 to sell what analysts expect will be between $27 billion and $29 billion of new notes and bonds. +Police stormed a barricaded church run by a fundamentalist minister, taking custody of some of his supporters and residents of the home for troubled youths he operated. +They also said they believed the money was meant to improve the quality of life of the Cuban troops in Angola, who were helping the Marxist goverment fight guerrillas. +The O'Brien and the Italian frigate Libeccio shadowed the vessel overnight. +Mesa is in the process of building a 3.8% position in Homestake. +Some of its stylised versions of gangland chants are trite - a simplistic effort to understand the gang mentality that sounds in fact condescending. +"It won't have any significant effect," says the Finance Ministry official. +She graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Bates and taught English and history in Ashland, N.H., and Amesbury schools. +It doesn't apply to partners, though, notes Deborah Walker of KPMG Peat Marwick. +But a document found in the public library in this northern Indiana city last September showed that the former Orpha Ulery was 4 years old when she was counted in the U.S. Census of 1880, making her 112. +This time, Mr. Lorenzo is striking a more conciliatory posture, meeting personally with labor leaders for the first time, and moderating his public statements attacking airline wage rates. +"Merck's product growth was weighted on higher-margin, newer products" that are likely to show continued growth, said Ronald M. Nordmann, an analyst at PaineWebber Inc. +For each year of service in the corps a volunteers would earn a $10,000 voucher that could be used for college, vocational training or a home down payment. +The congressmen of course claim they are upset because he lied to them, but in 10 hours of questioning they failed to make that case. +The Supreme Court is weighing arguments on the constitutionality of Ohio's "gasohol" tax credits, defended by state officials as legitimate incentives but attacked by opponents as discriminatory. +A Soviet newspaper has provided new details about dictator Josef Stalin's death, which has been shrouded in mystery because of incomplete or disputed official accounts. +Aca Joe also reported a loss for its third quarter ending Nov. 2 of $1.6 million, compared with a loss of $3.4 million a year ago. +Some in business who are close observers of the Supreme Court say they aren't surprised by the pattern. +"I feel fortunate not to have to go to prison," Fletcher, 50, said as he left the courthouse. "I was scared. +He then operated his own agency, whose accounts are moving to the Tucker Group, and acted as a consultant to Avrett Free. +In 1986, Geyer was named editor of the Register and Journal-Courier. +The defendants are planning to appeal the convictions. +The uprising in Malakand followed a supreme court decision in February striking down existing laws governing the tribal areas in the north and north-west of Pakistan. +The contract they found reads in part: "Any and all firearms will be bought by the business and held by the overseer for proper use." +It is also acquiring Trenton Group, an exhibitions company. Mr Brian Gilbert, MBC chairman until he resigned in November 1990 after disagreements with the late Mr Robert Maxwell, is buying 25 industrial titles based in Kent. +This meant the difference in air pressure between the fire floor and the adjacent floors would be about half the difference recommended for current smoke control schemes. +Some were particularly upset that Vogel used an office Christmas party in the final weeks of the investigation to catch people off-guard and possibly record their conversations on tape, Crouch said. +'Interest costs and overheads are now more than covered by our rental income and we can address the future with renewed confidence.' +Such cases wouldn't see daylight in the West." EDITOR'S NOTE _ He's been called the "Wizard of Weston," a professional inventor who doesn't believe in wasting his time on products that won't sell. +Raised by her mother, she moved often and sometimes lived in rough neighborhoods. +Four police officers filed a libel suit April 24 against the owners of a weekly newspaper after failing in a legal bid to stop the paper from writing about them. +The company's common shares closed at $1.625, unchanged. +The problem is that concentrations of carbon-14 in the atmosphere vary unpredictably over time. +A third of the Clintons' friends, Mr Vince Foster, another White House lawyer, was found dead last summer, in an apparent suicide. Mr Hubbell's resignation comes just as the administration seemed to be taking the offensive in the Whitewater affair. +"The basic purpose is to show that the industry can step in when their weaker sisters are in trouble," he added. +The couple took another flight Friday morning. +Mr. Goldberg also said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that he is considering eliminating Di Giorgio's San Francisco headquarters and reassigning "various management functions." +In its final report, the panel backed off its earlier recommendations that the audit committee of a corporate board be given approval power in two key areas. +Three West Germans won the Nobel Prize in chemistry for determining the structure of proteins that plants and some bacteria need to convert sunlight to energy through photosynthesis. +"A university never has dollars," Mr. Szwed says. +Meanwhile, London share prices dropped sharply on the jolt that President Bush's political standing took in the New Hampshire primary election, and Frankfurt stocks eased on profit-taking. +The Independence, the first such American warship in the gulf in 16 years, was headed to the Arabian Sea, said a U.S. military source in the gulf. +Drexel said the assets include $1.5 billion in securities, much of it junk bonds, which are high-yield, high-risk instruments. +"You can't push mortgage rates that low without getting some kind of a reaction in housing," said John Tuccillo, the association's chief economist, referring to current interest rates, the lowest since the mid-1970s. +It is working the Absaloka mine of Westmoreland Resources Inc., 25 miles from the grassy hillside where Gen. +Andrus is driven by his slim 3,600-vote victory in 1986. +Licht raised its estimate by 1.5 million tons to 113,614,000 tons, she said. +A Belgian supermarket ordered 3,000 hectolitres of Rioja from a Spanish company. +Jenny Craig went public in late October with an initial offering of five million common shares at $21 each. +The only winners will be the recruitment consultants.' A headhunting firm said the scheme reflected increasing concern about poaching of top employees. +I talked to - and I'm also concerned about certain military action by the Sandinistas. +Sunday _ Mandela leaves prison. +His salary is $195,000 a year. +"Considering we're in a tough recession now, these numbers are pretty good," he said. +Mary R. Sawyer, assistant professor of religious studies at Iowa State University, has studied the issue. +The ATMs were test-marketed for two years in San Diego, San Francisco and Sacramento. +The peace talks were to have begun Monday at a U.S. Embassy facility in Freetown, capital of neighboring Sierra Leone. +The truck maker also will ask holders to vote on certain defensive measures, including staggered terms for the company's directors. +And moreover, in my view, that would draw us into consequences which we can't at this stage forecast and therefore, our country and the United Nations as a whole has a whole range of possibilities of finding a political solution to this problem. +Published reports and rumors recently on Wall Street indicated Kodak planned to sell the Montvale, N.J.-based unit, which had sales of $594 million last year. +" Henderson often teamed up with David Elliott, another Alabama Guard pilot, but Elliott apparently was sick at the time of the flight, said his sister, Sharon Melson. +The relatives said the report, released Tuesday by the President's Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism, bore out their worst fears about what had happened. +That means computerising securities. +It was the biggest defection ever from Britain's largest and most award-winning agency. +Republican Kent Hance fought off criticisms from his Democratic challenger about trips he made to OPEC meetings and retained his seat on the state board that regulates oil and gas in Texas. +"But participants were inclined to remain on the sidelines today, due to concerns over the release of U.S. economic indicators (later Friday)" he said. +Comedy makes a rare appearance in this year's Academy Awards, with stand-up comic Robin Williams vying with four dramatic performers for the prize as best actor. +There are 34 different sections in the complete outfit, correctly known as a garniture. +While opposition leaders said they would welcome peace talks, they have also indicated they would not retreat from the traditional Turkish demand for a loose federation with both zones. +If Ortega wins and shows he is both committed to democratic values and to refraining from interfering in neighboring countries, the administration and the Congress agree that a new era in U.S.-Nicaraguan relations is possible. +What am I going to say, I'm a plumber?" Cost issues in insurance seem to erupt on a regular basis, accompanied by rising rates, angry responses from state insurance commissioners and threats by companies to drop out of the business. +"It's true the rate of increase is dropping but it is still an increase," Dempsey said. +The Constitution mandates that the Philippines adopt a policy of freedom from nuclear weapons "consistent with the national interest," but legal experts say the phrase falls short of an outright ban. +The statement accused Cools of using his medical activities as a cover for spying on anti-Israeli Shiite guerrillas in south Lebanon. +But I'm sure they couldn't get out, because the fire was there," said the waitress, who was not identified. +Aquarium director John H. Prescott said Wednesday he believed the trade would be good for Rainbow. +"The federal magistrate in Reno said it would be a 'manifest injustice' if we didn't get those pages," the lawyer said. +Those for Retrovir, the Aids treatment, rose 31 per cent to Pounds 103m. The strong dollar helped the figures, but underlying growth for the two products was 26 per cent and 25 per cent, respectively. +He suggests looking closest at phone companies in "countries with real commitment to privatization as an economic theory." +On each visit he nailed down another agreement _ safeguarding the return of exiled Nicaraguan Indians, condemning campaign violence, unfreezing stalled U.S. funds intended for opposition parties. +Yesterday Mr Theo Waigel, the German finance minister, and Mr Michel Sapin, his French counterpart, ruled out such a mini-monetary union. Others believe that monetary easing in Germany will come early enough to rescue the French franc from devaluation. +A head on one side." +But we were notified that he thought that was not in the best interest of Swaggart's evangelical association," said Weirich. +NATO troop movements remain of special interest. +A greater number of suburban households also were victimized _ up from 23.8 percent to 24.2 percent. +A management group abandoned its buyout plan for Purolator Courier Corp., clearing the way for Emery Air Freight Corp. to pursue its $306 million tender offer for Purolator. +"They were in precarious financial shape (already) and any loss of financial assets just shoves them closer to the edge," Mr. Foley said. +His death leaves the government without a credible foil to the Dalai Lama, who has sharply criticized the Chinese for human rights abuses in Tibet. +But loyalty is not an adequate substitute for the widespread conviction that his government's authority would be fatally undermined. +It's a different story at the private syndications. +Sedgwick said its board would keep the interim dividend unchanged from last year's payment of four pence a share. +Snow fell Tuesday from Michigan to New York, while rain dampened areas from the Gulf Coast to New England. +"My husband fled before me to get away from recruiters for both the army and the rebels. +Teresa Chastain was planning to leave her husband after four years of marriage when she died in the fire, said her sister Doris Griffin. +Ultimately the debt is repaid with funds generated by the acquired company's operations or sale of assets. +Two other MG executives joined the Castle board. +In Munich, the Ifo institute said the steel settlement was too high, though it would not tip the economy into recession. +The fourth was flown in Wednesday on a US. +Demjanjuk, 68, was extradited in 1986 to Israel. +That report is expected to show the nation's cattle herd as of Jan. 1 at its lowest level since 1960, said Charles Levitt, senior livestock analyst with Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. in Chicago. +Mouawad designated Hoss to form a national reconciliation government to implement the accord, which gives the Moslem majority an equal share of power with the Christians. +Pittsburgh-based Allegheny declined to disclose the price, but said its investment at Vandergrift will total about $50 million over the next three to five years. +He should bide his time. Noriega can't last. +Or they could be overwhelmed and lose by a record margin. +At the top of the magazine's cover is the phrase "1919-1990: While alive, he lived," which will be inscribed on Forbes' tombstone. +Machiavelli, that shrewd sociologist of leadership, would have doubted it. +The $35 million jet crashed upside down into hangars at Gillespie Field and exploded. +How much punishment does Mr. Milken deserve? +He had his first major brush with the Kremlin in 1961, when he appealed to Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev to stop testing nuclear weapons. +Vincent said he understood those feelings. "But I don't think there is any disrespect in going on with the World Series," he said. +"I don't think the American public knows what's going on in homeless services today," Gleason said. "Part of it is misinformation, part of it is honest-to-God displaced anger. +Mexico is breaking ground for a line of Third World debtor countries seeking to renegotiate. +Still, some of the 42 students who saw the video complained about it. +Westinghouse executives and industry analysts viewed the dividend cut, the first that the company has recorded, as yet another in a series of blows. +Current observations underestimate it because the disease is relatively new, and only children who develop symptoms soonest after infection are being observed, she said Tuesday. +Mr. Disney says he was aware of the "idiot nephew" comments made about him, although they weren't "made to my face." +In contrast, prices of seven-year Treasury notes ended at 103 12/32 to yield 6.47% compared with 103 15/32 to yield 6.46%. +American Cellular operates cellular phone systems in central and northern New Jersey and in the Wilmington, Del., area. +The top two executives of Marshall Field & Co. announced their resignations one day after Dayton Hudson Corp. said it would consolidate Field's corporate headquarters with its own in Minneapolis. +It unveiled the Mustang, marking perhaps the zenith of the U.S. auto industry. +Besides lending its name and considerable prestige to Archer, CAA helped the company devise a business strategy that turned out to be almost laughably optimistic. +Several traders interpreted the move as a signal that the Soviets are laying plans for a major U.S. order. +Exports of U.S. yogurt are showing the same rapid growth as ice cream, said Young and Verdonk. +American Dance Festival Dance companies from around the country and the globe will perform at this seven-week conclave, which celebrates its 14th summer at the Duke University campus. +The $214 million fourth-quarter provision for loan losses brings the company's total allowance for loan losses to $450 million, or 2.95% of loans and other assets, including a $19 million allowance for losses from foreclosures. +These implications underscore the theory, held by many in the field, that early intervention with antiviral treatments could hold promise in coping with the epidemic. +Allied-Signal said no agreements have been reached with Siemens, but it expects talks to continue into 1988. +American Suzuki Motor Corp., based in Brea, Calif., defended its vehicle. +Atlanta topped the list of candidates for warehouse space, followed by Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas-Fort Worth and Seattle. +Yet, each deadline named by the terrorists has passed without incident. +In seeking the proxies, Batus said its resolution would give stockholders an opportunity to express their support for the merger, at no less than $63 a share, and would encourage the directors to pursue such a sale. +The bus driver was admitted in fair condition with a broken leg, said Maria Tayek, spokeswoman for St. Vincent Charity Hospital and Health Center. +Fatah guerrillas responded with 120mm mortar fire, police said. +The chemicals group, Italy's second-largest private-sector company, earned 243 billion lire ($186 million) in the half, up from 227 billion lire a year earlier. +After the shooting, police said they found in Pannell's clothing an athletic starter pistol that had been modified to fire live ammunition. +The company's computer business continues losing money and may not become profitable until 1990. +Our pasta is alive on the plate." Italian pasta makers insist the issue was not one of trade barriers. +It is being extensively restructured in an effort to stem losses and is likely to be sold if a buyer can be found. But the acid test of GrandMet's strategy is its food business. +The bloody coup apparently has caused hundreds of deaths, including many children shot indiscriminately. +The plan also calls for doubling the savings and loans' level of capital, which would take away an advantage they have over banks. +Until the crisis, Moscow had been Baghdad's principal arms supplier. +Republican presidential nominee George Bush, who once trailed Michael Dukakis by a wide margin in Minnesota, has narrowed Dukakis' lead in the state, according to a Northstar Poll published Friday. +For 1986, Uccel reported net income of $17 million, or $1.01 a share, on revenue of $141.6 million. +Mr. Lawson also told reporters that Britain has for the past year pegged the pound in line with the eight currencies in the exchange-rate mechanism of the European Monetary System. +But "it's cold comfort to be No. 1 with the big slide in assets," says John Keefe, an analyst at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., New York. +The losses reflect the deepening of the mini-conglomerate's problems since it announced in October that former Chairman David T. Marantette III resigned amid reports that he and OTF affiliates owed the company more than $2 million. +He said the Guild had also fought off management's efforts to have non-Guild members do work normally done by union members at "Good Morning America" and "News One," a television news service for affiliates. +The statement is misleading and inaccurate in at least three respects. +But wealthy people enjoy the views and the cool breezes, so they continue to build houses on the slopes. +The Israeli military said the targets were buildings used by guerrillas for storing weapons and equipment. +Atlantis is scheduled to be launched about Nov. 28 with another crew of five. +In addition to the Manhattan flagship, the chain famous for Thanksgiving Day parades operates a branch at the Garden State Plaza in Paramus, N.J., which the company says outsells all competitors in suburbia. +Also, said his aunt, Jean Byrne, jumping was "a wee bit cheaper." "We were really surprised" by the publicity, she said. "He only went to jump. +Biocraft said it "is still confident in its position on the invalidity of Merck's patent." +However, the Inquirer reported that Dunleavy said that previous year's contracts with Clymer's firm were not awarded through competitive procurement policies required by the federal government. +In Zurich, the bid price was $416.50, down from $417.80 bid late Friday. +Most simply filed claims with the department and settled for what it gave them. +In the second quarter, Eastern reported revenue of $89.6 million. +One year ago Saturday, about 2,000 Tibetans led by Buddhist monks burned a police station in Lhasa, capital of the Himalayan nation, and attacked police in the bloodiest uprising since an abortive bid for independence in 1959. +The market is either saying the Fed's action isn't anti-inflationary or that the Fed sees something bad about inflation ahead that we don't see. +A group of Drexel Burnham Lambert Group Inc. creditors asked a federal judge Wednesday to place a commodities trading subsidiary into bankruptcy court because it is not paying more than $500 million in debts. +Berry received 14 shotgun and pellet wounds. +After the British government's announcement, GEC and Siemens paid $4.39 a share in a midmorning raid that increased their joint stake in GEC to the maximum allowed, said Barclays de Zoete Wedd Ltd., broker to the companies. +Analysts say Texaco's turn to exploration and production has happened by default due to its financial troubles. +After a St. Petersburg Times reporter read an account of Greenway's statements and asked for a copy, Assistant State Attorney Marie King removed it from the packet, the newspaper reported Wednesday. +I will try to go forward and do those things." On Aug. 1, though, she was arrested and charged her with plotting her husband's murder. +The budget deficit for the entire 1990 fiscal year, which ended in September, was $220.39 billion. +NEW YORK _ The Federal Reserve Bank of New York plans to release its triennial study on the volume of foreign exchange trading at 11 a.m. +Mr. Reagan undoubtedly meant his gesture with the pile of papers to be critical, but he did not say what could have been said. +After Campeau launched its bid for Federated at $47 a share in January, Campeau and Macy's pushed the bidding to more than $70 a share. +In 1925, it broadcast a presidential inaugural address _ Calvin Coolidge's _ for the first time. +But it is not beyond imagination to think of ways to use the military leverage the U.S. now has in the region to persuade Mr. Hussein to say yes. +He is a past chairman of the soft-left Tribune Group and a vigorous opponent of apartheid. He has drifted into the party mainstream on a range of issues. +In 1984, he replaced the late Rep. Carl D. Perkins, D-Ky., as chairman of the education and labor committee. +The imposition of order by the ANC is thus likely to be a painful prerequisite for a resumption of inward investment, and a resurgence of the economy. +New York is one of three states _ the others are California and North Dakota _ whose drivers have been found to have been driving too fast, and which risk losing some of their federal road assistance. +Milan Jungmann, a literary expert invited to address the symposium, was picked up by police for questioning, according to an emigre source in Vienna who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Once there is an upturn in the weak US market we expect a rapid improvement in profitability', he says. He is equally adamant that the purchase of Deutsche Versicherungs is justifiable over the long term. +Grey Lands Raytheon Raytheon Co., manufacturer of the Patriot missile, picked Grey Advertising, New York, to handle the estimated $10 million account. +The baby had trouble breathing, Brouilette said. +Your neighbors, friends, comrades in work and study are waiting for you," said a statement distributed by the Tass news agency. +Paul Handley, 48: Finance director of Mansfield Brewery. +Most of the revenue increase, about $17 million, relates to Vintage's new marketing unit, which purchases natural gas on the spot market for resale, the company said. +"The drug people have to know our vessels are at the dock and planes are not flying," said Vice Adm. +They lit out," Mitchell said. +Mrs. Gabel, who died at her Manhattan home, had long been in poor health and had suffered several minor strokes this year, friends said. +This is the key question for U.S. foreign policy in the postcold-war era. +Unemployment rates for teen-agers and minorities still remain at high levels, Prof. +Workfare also provides job knowledge and contacts that can create job opportunities. +An early fund had filed a registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission that included a fixed $1 price. +Because two-thirds of the uninsured are employed, this tax amounts to a subsidy for workers whose companies don't provide health coverage. +Job interviews are canceled. +Effective Monday, commission rates on equity trades are being cut by an average of 10%. +Vince McMahon has inquired about off-season availabilities. +"We're becoming more and more aware that we're destroying this precious Earth," Miss Hawn said. "We have the power to influence others. +Kaufmann was quoted by ADN as saying that he and Pohl transferred the money because of the "imminent threat of expropriation" of party funds by the government. +Hours later, Lyng arrived for the night in central Minnesota inspected a cornfield, and said the damage there was the worst he has seen in the eight states he had visited. +A message scrawled on the bathroom mirror in lipstick said, "I took what you loved most." Police suspected Ms. Burns shot her sons and planned to ask her to submit to hypnosis after she passed lie detector and voice stress tests. +Explanation was rather late and that created the reaction. +The McGregor Apparel Group that remains includes Botany 500, Wonderknit, Billy the Kid and Global Licensing, which licenses the McGregor apparel name, he said. +He enlisted backing from the Lapham brothers of New York, who controlled the nation's Leather Trust, and from several other capitalists, most of whom were from the North. +He said that Manufacturers already has reduced its presence in such countries as Belgium, Luxembourg and Greece. +It will be a miracle if we can avoid a trade war." +But Pollini claims to have no real interest in conducting, and no future projects lined up. +So did everyone within a two-block area near the White House. +But now, the recession has battered demand so much that this is beginning to change. +Late last year, after a grueling search that began with 120 names, Lockheed appointed to its board four new outside directors, all of whom received the blessing of the top 11 institutional holders. +Don't miss Paul Nash's painting of a typical scene in the battle _ contrails over the English countryside. +Many of these companies were potential takeover targets, according to the SEC. +Mr. Gad declined to comment; Mr. Venezia couldn't be reached. +A jury took only 14 hours to clear 20 reputed mobsters of racketeering charges in what was believed to be America's longest federal criminal trial, a 21-month marathon that generated 40,000 pages of transcripts. +Second-quarter sales fell 3.6 percent to $3.476 billion from $3.605 billion last year. +One clear sign was the move last week by two West German makers of high-priced cars, Daimler Benz AG and Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, to offer their first sales incentives ever in the U.S. +Establishment of Hungary as a third transit point, in addition to Austria and Romania, is also expected to ease the processing of an increasing flow of Jews being allowed to leave the Soviet Union under the liberalized policies of Mikhail Gorbachev. +The stock edged up 5 to 361p yesterday on turnover of 303,000 shares, having topped 500,000 shares earlier this week. Heavy turnover was again being recorded in GEC as the two-way bid speculation refused to die down. +That's because small businesses tend to be rather flexible, and can react to changes in consumer spending in the economy much more quickly. +"This is as close as we've been to a strike situation," said Mr. Hewitson. +Screaming obscenities, the man reportedly picked up a can of pencils and began throwing them like darts at the seller. +Auto makers would have to rip up their current product programs, which were crafted in the cheap-gas era of the late 1980s. They would also have to build a far higher proportion of small cars than they currently envision. +They deserve all the time it takes to reveal their remarkable village. +It goes for cuteness at every turn. +But today's proceedings were delayed by a defense challenge of the credentials of a rebuttal witness for the prosecution. +In the corporate market, Transamerica Corp. sold $200 million of notes in a two-part offering through an underwriting group led by Morgan Stanley & Co. Transamerica is a San Francisco-based insurance, leasing and financial-services concern. +So Lafeyette slithers along the cinder-block walls into his apartment. +Mellon's difficulties primarily reflect loan problems in its energy, foreign, commercial real estate, and traditional heavy-industry portfolios. +One signer whose views should be especially interesting if that debate occurs is Sen. John Glenn, who in 1977 took the lead in reducing SALT to rubble. +Now declines are occurring in every state. +"We continue to consider options for dealing with the problem," he said. +The 38-year-old doctrine requires broadcasters airing controversial material to give opponents free air time to respond. +For less aggressive investors? +Fully $4.8 billion of those loans were overdue for three years or more. +Technology is the enabler, but public interest is the motivator. +Why should the possessors of the capitalist talents be the ones who deserve reward, and not these others? +GORBACHEV FAILED to carry out widely expected personnel changes. +David Poltrack, CBS' vice president for research, was gone for the day and could not be reached for comment, said spokeswoman Betsy Wagner. +Only 16,200 of the agency's 118,000 delinquent borrowers "stand to benefit" from the law's write-down provisions, he said. +Michael Trant, who was an associate deputy attorney general, pleaded guilty to one count of cocaine possession. +Mr. Bisignani didn't give any indications of 1991 net income figures. +The two popular reasons for the alleged impotence of monetary policy are that banks won't or can't lend and that potential borrowers won't or can't borrow. +Guerrilla sources and Pakistani officials claimed three high-ranking Afghan generals flew a transport plane to the Pakistan border and surrendered to the guerrillas. +Here is a list of commercial bank profits, or losses, by state for the third quarter of 1990 and the third quarter of 1989. +But excited board room speculation that classical music could be the much-needed new musical craze were soon scuppered by sales figures. +More shares of common stock and equivalents were outstanding in last year's fourth quarter than in 1988, Shearson said. +It also proposed giving the state stronger powers to recover from polluters the governmental costs of responding to spills and other environmental emergencies. +Humphrey wouldn't hurt anyone." In suburban Miami, Broward County commissioners have reclassified the potbellied pig as an exotic pet. +Takeover activity might be somewhat subdued because of the new, less-attractive tax treatment for these transactions as well as the insider-trading scandal. +This year, it expects Dollars 140m of its Dollars 700m sales to come from Europe. +Speaking at a meeting of the National Council of Savings Institutions, Mr. Greenspan also suggested that budget surpluses might be useful. +This leads the president to send up candidates whose main qualification is untouchability. +She was named correspondent in Norfolk in 1980, then transferred back to Richmond in 1982 to cover state government. +Like Soane, psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud was a great collector. +Even with a trade agreement, the Soviets would enjoy few immediate benefits because their industries do not now produce much that could compete on world markets. +Berkshire, based here, now trades over the counter; shares were quoted yesterday at $4,442 bid. +Lay religious teachers will be paid by the schools, but not members of the clergy. +In Amsterdam, Brussels and Zurich, it also was the last 1987 trading day. +They included some union and business leaders who regarded him as the best possibility for lifting the city out of a cycle of drugs and murder that has brought unwelcome headlines across the nation. +He "pulled up and pulled right" to avoid collision, Doucette said. +It jumped 33.5 points to close at 2896.4, a rise of 1.2 per cent. +Re-supply ferries carrying food, fuel, mail and hardware are periodically sent, and jettisoned after being unloaded. +Nearly 40 children are killed each year while trying to get on or off school buses, compared to about 10 deaths among children riding the buses, said a report by a committee of the National Research Council. +The stock was selling for about $37 per share before Grand Met made its offer. +The dividend is expected to be maintained. Another round of write-downs on property and the Channel Tunnel contract is thought to have kept BICC's pre-tax profit flat at about Pounds 80m last year. +Presumably, every white face was also rich. Was Sitangkai as rough and unruly as the other towns of the Sulu Sea? +It had risen 0.3 percent in September. +But activity overall was relatively subdued as worries about rising interest rates tended to restrain the advance. +Nevertheless, he said Citytrust, which has $2.6 billion in assets, will report record fourth-quarter and annual earnings. +Borden could then sell its RJR stake and use the cash to pay off some of its debt mountain. The deal, though, has industrial as well as financial logic. +"If we miss this chance, the GATT will probably for all purposes cease to play an effective role in the coming years," he said. +Her first novel, "Dusty Answer," won immediate fame for the young author when it was published in 1927. +Appearing before a House Banking subcommittee yesterday, Mr. Volcker said he was "distressed and disappointed" that Congress hadn't acted. +More problematic for the president than thwarting the Democratic agenda is figuring out one of his own. +Gunmen shot and killed 19 villagers in southern Punjab yesterday, and Sikh rebels, who say the act of casting a ballot would endorse Indian rule, have vowed to kill the first five people who vote today. +In a related administrative case, the CFTC alleged that Mr. Mayne and two independent floor brokers at the Board of Trade, Michael Tolar and James Daubert, failed to prepare accurate trading records as required. +By dawn, Mr. Ahn had spread FMC's exposure more heavily into U.S. dollars and British pounds. +The U.S. Congress is close to passing a bill that would provide $300 million for Nicaragua. +Since the accord, prices for U.S. crude, as well as Middle East and other crudes, have risen more than $3 a barrel. +Foreign money has found ready takers because Wall Street has run hot and cold on the industry, though U.S. investors in recent months have shown renewed faith in biotechnolgy. +Window hours at most post offices have been reduced by a half-day a week, and Sunday sorting operations and box collections were cut earlier this year, following congressionally imposed budget reductions for the agency. +The party is expected to confirm Gen. +The average of 30 blue chip stocks does not necessarily mirror what is happening to the hundreds of other substantial companies. +Visionaries, for example, are more likely to need an outside window. Stabilizers need a lot of closed storage space, so they can tackle only one project at a time. +He added that the joint monitoring program will continue with a U.S. test set for Aug. 17 in Nevada and the Soviet test scheduled for mid-September. +"Distillate stocks should be building right now, but indications from API is they haven't been and heating-oil prices are reflecting that," said Andrew Lebow, oil analyst for Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc., New York. +He will continue to support the Republican candidate no matter whether pro-life or pro-choice," Quayle said. +It is the mandate to go after the crooks who did a real number on the nation. +Clearly the songs that I write are nothing like Elvis Costello songs." Indeed, such lines as "if there's a nuclear winter, at least it will snow," show a sense of humor Costello took a while to reveal. +The army is today, and in the future, useless." +Beijing officials informed some foreign journalists Tuesday of the Daxing march and two others in suburban Beijing. +It could be a year or the rest of her life. +Fang and Li have taken refuge in the U.S. Embassy in Beijing since the Chinese government's bloody crackdown in June on the democracy movement. +And doll makers didn't forget the Handlers. +Angels 7 means the plane's altitude is 7,000 feet. +To Northern Ireland's unionists, the Protestant. +"As we went from one transaction to the next, the logic of the next step developed in a very compelling way. +"They've got two eyes and a nose and a mouth just like me. These boys have just gone wrong." _ Elizabeth Burke, 85, a resident of Agawam, Mass., speaking about jail inmates who plow and fertilize garden plots for senior citizens. +Life insurance rates are unregulated in Massachusetts. +President Bush said today that Mikhail S. Gorbachev has done a "remarkable job" in handling the ethnic unrest in Azerbaijan, and that the Soviet president "is really the best hope" for continued peaceful change in the world. +"However, at this point the subsidy reduction will affect only large farms, which account for about 10 percent of total Saudi wheat production," the department's Foreign Agricultural Service reported Wednesday. +Lopatkiewicz said investigators were trying to find out what made the plane drift to the left. +In southeast Wyoming, a high wind watch was in effect. +A ruling Friday by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago threw into question the legitimacy of stock baskets, which have been traded on the Amex, Philadelphia Stock Exchange and Chicago Board Options Exchange for three months. +Searchers were using a buoy equipped with a beacon to plot currents in the area where the Blackhawk UH-60a helicopter plunged into rough seas Thursday night, said customs spokesman Robert Viator. +So far, European phone companies have been more cautious than U.S. counterparts in planning the new services, and analysts say it may be years before any significant European contracts are signed. +It's not just words." Yeltsin, in the television interview recorded Thursday, said his reformist forces have only a shaky majority and said he might have to turn directly to the people if parliament failed to adopt his radical measures. +"If they (schools) cannot reopen before the end of next month and are not allowed to remain open through the summer months, a whole school year will be lost," the U.N. agency said. +"We had to break that cycle," says Dennis Wilson, a Federal Express manager. +Jay A. Levy, leader of the University of California at San Francisco team that made the discovery, said Thursday that the new isolated strain may be an important new tool in the development of an effective drug against the AIDS virus. +The Independent Commission Against Corruption also said in a statement that additional charges were filed against former exchange chairman Ronald Li Fook-shiu and Jeffrey Sun Hon-kuen, the former chief executive. +By calling price increases "inflation" we pervert the true definition of inflation, and thus liberals are allowed to blame the inflation of the 1970s on such things as the energy crises. +Some historians would argue that Western rejection, particularly by the U.S., in the '20s and '30s had a lot to do with the rise of militancy and eventually the ill-considered Pearl Harbor attack. +He roamed the hotel press-ganging players and journalists to join him for a drink. +The Houston-based airlines also has changed its advertising policy to prevent a similar incident, Continental officials said Tuesday. +A British citizen reportedly was shot in Kuwait near the border with Saudi Arabia, the Foreign Office said Sunday. +In the South, he said, the disease probably will remain uncommon, perhaps because ticks there feed on lizards, which are poor reservoirs for the bugs. +Stepp also said the union was seeking job-protection language similar to UAW contracts at Ford and General Motors Corp. +This split is "not a rare event, if you define rare as something that almost never happens. +Mr. Garcia's decision to limit the external debt service to 10% of exports provoked great public enthusiasm, and a mixture of apprehension and sympathy in local business circles. +We haven't great patience for Werther's romanticism these days. +But he says the results are similar for other types such as general managers and personnel and production people. A further thing that proved much the same was the reasoning-test performance of the under- and over-40s. +He is acting openly as an Iraqi nationalist, and he is indifferent to whether he has any allies. +Complaints about the "tarmac campaign" and states that were ignored are quite visible. +Where Labor opted for legal, low-key opposition to the poll tax, the nationalists promised to organize a non-payment campaign. +The two flocks, perhaps totaling fewer than 50 birds, leave the Ob River Valley in Soviet Siberia in September or October, just as it is starts snowing. +Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu of Japan told President Bush Tokyo was ready to impose economic sanctions if the United Nations votes to do so, the Foreign Ministry said. +The United States is running a $1.4 billion trade surplus with the European Economic Community for the year. +They would say, `it was the feeling, the feeling of the way she sang.' +The weekend edition of Liberation reported that agents of the French counterespionage agency shot the footage in early 1989. +Shelling by Taylor's troops left five members of the West African force dead last week. +Philadelphia hosts a National Business Incubation Association conference March 29-April 1 on incubators, which are facilities where young ventures can share services. +The duchy was part of the kingdom of Sardinia for a time but was incorporated into France in 1860. We sailed from the Grand Port at Aix-les-Bains, where an elegant arch of plane trees on the waterfront esplanade gave shelter from the sun. +Mrs. Thatcher "has redrawn the political landscape," says Gillian Peele, an Oxford University politics fellow. +Critics of the vehicle, most of which have been stationed in Europe, say it doesn't work and is unsafe. +Roper, who advised the Florio campaign last year, said that in the U.S. Senate race, long-shot GOP challenger Christine Todd Whitman has been unable to force Democratic incumbent Bill Bradley to speak out about the Florio taxes. +To defend occupying foreign territory on the ground that it helps protect illegally held territory "is a little too complicated," says Richard Moose former assistant secretary of state for Africa. +Saudi Arabia deported 400 Nigerians, putting them on a flight to Kano in northern Nigeria, a newspaper reported Wednesday. +The bankrupt state oil company will not supply kerosene to the soup kitchens, as its part in the emergency program, unless the government pays for it. +The 17.1% notes were issued at a price of 102, Bell Canada, Canada's largest telephone utility, said. +Deploying 1,200 MX missiles would cost the Soviets at least twice as much, and possibly four times as much, as it would cost the U.S. to deploy the missile defense system described in the Marshall Institute study. +The Licht report is the first estimate of world sugar production for the season, which began Sept. 1. +The scientists, led by David St Claire, wrote in the British journal Lancet that the mutation occurred at a spot where a gene might be located on chromosome 11, one of the 23 matching pairs of chromosomes in every cell. +That contrasted with his view of ordinary Russians who were "real nice," he said. +In trading on London's stock exchange Friday, Equity & Law rose 16 pence, to 430 pence. +At Prudential Insurance Co. of America, which has about $5 billion tied up in junk bonds, "we're still debating the deal," says a money manager. +Bob LaSalle, one of about two dozen hunters who fled the fire, said a hunter in another camp told him the fire started from a spark from a cookstove. +I talked with Mr Parry after the release of the May employment report, which showed unemployment rising sharply to 7.5 per cent (8.7 per cent in California) but before Thursday's unexpectedly poor retail sales figures. +Sen. Bentsen's proposal allows for early withdrawal, without penalty, only for paying for a home and or for education. +For every two ordinary shares bought, investors will receive one free warrant permitting them to convert one savings share into an ordinary share. +A separate statement by the group said the guerrilla squad was retaliating for Israeli air raids Friday on Palestinian bases and positions of the pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem Hezbollah, or Party of God. +The INS began ruling on applications the day they were filed. +"Big changes are under way in Eastern Europe," Gorbachev said in his keynote speech to the 28th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party in the Kremlin. +She grew up in nearby Celoron, a rural hamlet on Chautauqua Lake. +To begin with, Mr. Perry was wrong in stating that no Delaware airport has regularly scheduled passenger flights or that the state has no symphony orchestra. +But I just focused on positive energy and went with the flow. +When a front door and rear-hinged back door are opened, nothing obstructs people getting in and out. +Today, it is 31 feet shorter after losing about a dozen layers and its capstone. +"There's no easy definition of what safe or unsafe is. +The Owego Apalachin Central School District in upstate New York refused to rent out a school auditorium to Birthright of Owego Inc., an anti-abortion pregnancy counseling organization. +Now enterprises and domestic banks are being urged to turn to the budding bond market for funds. +Aside from her acting, Kidder works with the human rights group Amnesty International. +And there is the multi-ethnic Minneapolis of Untamed Heart where romance-bitten Latin waitresses jabber tirelessly about life and love. Multi-ethnicity is a la mode today. +Half the trustees including the chairman of the Maxwell Communications Works Pension Scheme, whose members were transferred to the MGN scheme, are executives of Mirror Group Newspapers, while half are scheme members. +His career depends on it. +"I am resigning so that I can respond to my accusers," Boublil said in his letter. +President Mikhail S. Gorbachev on Wednesday ordered Lithuanians to turn in their weapons, a day after the Baltic republic's government demanded an end to Soviet military maneuvers. +Recent increases in short-term interest rates could hurt homebuyers and homeowners whose monthly payments are based on variable-rate mortgages. +The one-to-one marketing services will be available to advertisers on narrowband, broadband, and multiple devices. +Regular corporations face higher maximum taxes in the first place. +Dos Santos struck a conciliatory note Thursday, praising de Klerk as "an advocate of peace in the region" for allowing Namibia to gain independence and for opening talks with the ANC. +Up to 400,000 people a year will be helped nationwide. +Giliberti said he helped arrange mob backing of a candidate for president of Local 814 and later won Mafia approval to force out that man, Sal Aiello, and replace him as president with Vinnie Bracco. +All we have done is add on rather than taking anything out,' he said. +Rockwood, which is still seeking a judgment in the case, hasn't written down the value of the assets on its books in the expectation it will recover the full amount in court. +"I feel like a stranger trying to get to know my own family," said one executive in the DeLong study. +For the crucial Christmas season, however, the company's strategy of expanding inventories to avoid disappointing customers could cause problems. +Bremer said earlier this month that the State Department will make sure any airline travel warning issued to government employees about terrorist threats will also go to the general public. +Cineplex also said it sold the lease of the Roosevelt Field Century Theatre to Loews Theatre Corp., a subsidiary of TriStar Pictures Inc., for $17 million. +GM's car sales fell 1.2 percent, dropping to a daily rate of 11,714 from 11,852. For the year, GM's car sales are off 11.8 percent this year. +Beneficial won't allow total debt on a borrower's house to exceed 75% of its appraised value. +But to seek to assign a certain universality to Chaplin by accompanying his scenes with chunks of JS Bach is worrying, and less justifiable than the playing of the Bach Passacaglia for Petit's Le Jeune Homme et la mort all those years ago. +The explosion of joy in Wenceslas Square when the hated leaders that suppressed the Prague Spring reforms 20 years ago had to step down. +Building societies are losing share in the mortgage market at a brisk rate. +"You have the State Department trying to smooth relations with friendly nations, you have the Commerce Department trying to promote exports," said the source, who is closely involved with nuclear proliferation issues. +Cook's tax-cutting platform has drawn support from the party's ultra-conservative right wing. +Few taxes can be raised or added without state approval. +Bankers Trust Co., for example, has a joint venture with Sumitomo Bank. +The fundamental argument is for a weaker U.S. economy and softer (interest) rates," he said. +The offer was cleared by Insilco last week. +Levels of antioxidants in the body seem to decline with age. +We know that it is not normal that a country like ours can live in peace and freedom. We know that we have to work every day so that this construction, Confoederatio Helvetica, can go on and become stronger. +Tennessee Bankruptcy Judge George C. Paine II, who joined the bench in 1981 when he was 35 years old, is equally candid: "I didn't reach my maximum efficiency for three or four years," he says. +They want more freedom to use their guns. +Thus began a two-year legal battle that ended only when she gave up and dropped her lawsuit in February. +At the shareholders' meeting, Roman said management considered "everything from white knights to white squires to recapitalization to leveraged buyouts" but found it could not beat WPP's all-cash offer. +Chubb has said that it issued 228 policies in the state for $8.7 million of coverage. +The chief executive post had been held by Warren D. Bagatelle, who left the firm in December to join Loeb Partners Corp. +Corrected by the Investment Co. Institute. +Canadian businesses are to levy the tax on domestic sales. They are to be allowed to claim a credit for any tax they pay on purchases of goods and services. +If Gillette were acquired at $40.50 a share, it would mean a windfall of nearly $200 million for Revlon. +Pinochet's blunt refusal Thursday night has hardened public opposition to his rule. +To die, to sleep; "To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub; "For in that sleep of death what dreams may come, "When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, "Must give us pause. +GM said about 21,000 1985 and 1986 Chevrolet and GMC P-30 trucks and G-30 vans were being recalled to repair a control arm in the front suspension. +"Longer-term, we're still in trouble," Mr. Gallagher said. +"There are all kinds of creditors who could have done it," he said. +Pearlstine credited the Journal's thorough coverage of the scandal for restoring the paper's credibility. +"We realize that President Bush and many members of Congress are supporting the extension of the restraint agreement in the fall of 1989, but they have the time now to rethink and modify the program before it is too late," Laffer said. +U.S. District Judge James Rosenbaum also ordered three years of probation for each man after release from prison, but levied no fines. +To minimize the bailout's impact on the federal deficit, the Senate and the White House want to raise the $50 billion immediately needed to close some 500 insolvent S&Ls and cover the losses of their depositors through private 30-year bonds. +Their scripts wind up in the studio, where ACN's Ed Kelly and New York comedian Nancy Park record most of the voices. +He said Smith assured him the operation would leave his dimples intact. +ABC has not been fond of turning films into TV shows, said Stu Bloomberg, executive vice president for primetime. +Eleven suffered inflammation so severe they had to be given potent topical steroids. +In June, Namphy had reassigned Paul to an administrative position, but Paul refused and was backed by then-President Leslie Manigat. +German troops marched into the country nearly 50 years ago, officially linking this Alpine nation with Adolf Hitler's Third Reich. +They are now a critical mass, exerting power and influence throughout corporate life and tending to hire even more MBAs. Noting the need and the interest, the nation's universities are doing their best to maintain a supply. +The U.S. embassy in Kabul sent a cable to Washington last September advising the Soviets that Najib's 110,000 troops in the army, police and secret police might be strong enough to resist the guerrillas. +The number of properties seized by the Marshals Service has been escalating with the drug war. +Would you willingly stake your livelihood on your performance in tests not only devised by folk largely ignorant about your job, but of dubious legality? +Ms. Carmichael signed a contract along with three prosecution witnesses in the case that would have guaranteed her 20 percent of any profits the victim received from any books or movie about the case, he said. +In those prototypes, instead of headlights, a 3-inch-wide lens runs across the front of the car and projects both high and low beams channeled from a "light engine" under the hood. +Under the agreement, the buyout specialist firm agreed not to increase its stake for at least two years. +Under Marxism, everything but politics was political. +Her husband's assassin, Mark David Chapman, said he had decided to kill John Lennon in 1980 after reading an article about the former Beatle in a magazine, Ono said. +Bush also held meetings with Hungarian government leaders and opposition figures. +Flooding devastated his previous home in Rochester Park, a suburb southeast of Dallas, last summer. +The poet quickly tired of his 'Polly'. +The marchers represented a group of independent unions headed for the main plaza, or Zocalo, as a larger demonstration by pro-government unions was dispersing. +It's unclear how much plaintiffs lawyers will get from the settlement since their fees often have to be approved by judges. +They included the former commander of the 800-strong Gambian army, Col Boubakar Dada, who was preparing to leave Gambia. +He stressed that Tuesday's pact "is a new type of agreement that bolsters a strategy of sustained economic growth with price stability," a clear reference to Salinas' anti-inflation program. +Germann was about to order the firefighters to pull back when the first blast occurred, Mills said. +In San Fernando, 140 miles north of Manila, officials issued flood warnings for residents along the Agno river in Pangasinan province. +The soybean contract for August delivery dropped 45.5 cents a bushel to settle at $5.915. +Both sides expect Gorbachev's meetings with Deng Xiaoping will normalize their governmental and party relations, and help ease the remaining tensions along their 4,300-mile border. +The labor-cost advantage that Western European factory owners held over their U.S. counterparts as recently as two years ago is shrinking, a government report says. +Bono, whose real name is Paul Hewson, and his wife, Ali, said their daughter would be named Jordan. +And nothing has been proven. +Code-named X200, this car is due for launch in 1998. +Bucking the trend among electronics issues was Wheelabrator Technologies, which soared 1 7/8 to 23 7/8. +Flood waters also crossed an airstrip. +"Domestic fights, or armed robberies," he recalled in a recent interview. "Nothing like these." Both Hooks and Roper appeared to have been chosen at random and neither knew their attackers, police say. +Eugene TerreBlanche, leader of the neo-Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement, assailed de Klerk's proposals to give the black majority a share of political power. +Mr. Copperman, an urbane former executive of International Business Machines Corp., didn't return telephone calls. +The NASDAQ national market system began trading three initial public offerings and a spinoff. +LONDON Underground's management was yesterday preparing to take a tough line if workers carry out their threat to strike next week over job cuts and a new pay and conditions package. The management is determined to win the dispute at any cost. +Continental Airlines said it will begin daily nonstop service from Houston to Mobile, Ala., Columbus, Ohio, and Baltimore. +"You're better off being uncomfortable for two or three months than ending up with a $3 billion turkey that you eventually have to kill," he said. +Baroccio spent most of his time in the Italian city of Urbino but the two men met in Rome in the 1550s and Michelangelo encouraged the younger artist with his work. +"The industrial and financial details are still under discussion," a Fiat spokesman said. +But he suggested that JCB should be watching out for its own backyard, where Visa is doing quite well. +A few of the signs were drawn from abroad, particularly American sign language, but by far the largest majority have their roots in Thailand and its culture. +A total of 25 unitary authorities will be created, while the three island councils will be unchanged. The Scottish Office has argued that local government needs to be reorganised to make it simpler and more economical. +Most scientists believe the real future of growth hormone isn't as a general youth tonic but as a specific disease treatment that improves the strength and function of atrophied bodies. +"They're better numbers than I thought they would be," said Peter G. Boynton, president of Caesars, a competing boardwalk casino, which posted a 7.4% decline in revenue in April. +Nath, a Hindu, is the 14th journalist slain by Sikh militants since they started their campaign in 1981 for an independent homeland in Punjab. +"Sure it's fast," concedes Michael Gordon of the Fidelity Select Biotechnology Fund of Boston, referring to some biotech companies' speedy return to the equity market. +Dome Petroleum's creditors are pressuring Amoco's Canadian unit to sweeten its $3.87 billion takeover bid. +"My wife tells me every day I need to get this weight off," he said. "I have a weakness for catfish. +Christine Callies, a Dean Witter Reynolds market analyst who takes an interest in smaller stocks, noted that investors have in general been ignoring favorable earnings reports on all companies, while "unpleasant surprises" have been "fiercely pounded." +Metal and precision tool prices climbed 3.4% from a year earlier and 0.3% from May. +And the City likes a financial man. +Messrs. Baker and Shevardnadze were in Denmark to attend an international human-rights meeting. +Phil Toia, a Dreyfus vice president, said the results reflect a "conscious decision" on the part of the company to accomplish a longer-range goal of increasing the size of its funds. +First, companies tend to shed their less skilled workers first and 'hoard' their better-paid, more highly skilled workers. +Crazy Eddie Inc. said its outside directors retained Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. to assist in evaluating two unsolicited buyout bids. +A state judge refused to grant an injunction Wednesday for parishioners hoping to keep open 14 Roman Catholic churches set to be closed in an effort to consolidate waning membership and finances. +Gainers outnumbered losers nearly 2 to 1 in the overall tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues, with 757 issues up, 393 down and 504 unchanged. +But in these heady days evaluation of electricity companies has as much to do with the likelihood of them becoming bid targets as with their underlying performance. +Mahler or music buffs might find some fun in Innaurato's inside jokes about the composer. +That includes six nights' lodging, five days of courses, all meals and a variety of extra-curricular activities. +Moorco will offer four million common shares as insiders sell two million; proceeds will be used to redeem preferred shares and reduce debt. +She was a debutante at age 18 and two years later was student body president of the Women's College at Duke University. +Heather was suffocated by someone who placed a hand over her mouth, according to police, who said her body was placed in a freezer before it was left in the trash barrel. +Spokesman David Morris said the problem began with delays caused by a signal failure. +This year's five inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame _ Dion, Otis Redding, the Rolling Stones, the Temptations and Stevie Wonder _ are a gathering of the soulful side of the '60s. +"We have formally rescinded the decision, and the party again exists," said John Martin, a member of the national committee. +Now the IRS's annual report says taxpayers won 5.2% of 1,379 rulings in fiscal 1987. +A large part of the pressure on these commodities is psychological. +That continues with an average 'churn' of 30 per cent a year. More than half these moves require recabling, costing up to 400 per staff member. +"They're just starting," agrees Emanuel Goldman, a PaineWebber Inc. restaurant-industry analyst. +The treaty also provides for destruction of ground-launched cruise missiles and their launchers at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base near Tucson, Ariz., said Ms. Franklin. +He said the company instead shipped it out of the country. +Now, they wait only 48 hours. +In a potentially explosive move the federation decided Tuesday to choose the venue for the final without consulting the players. +The group was outlawed in 1986 and many members were arrested at that time. +Its index of business sentiment for the first three months of this year stood at minus 24, compared with minus 32 in the final quarter of last year. +Military officials gave no reason for the order to laborers from Gaza, the first of its kind in the uprising. +Crammed into tiny seats, unable to move and urged to keep safety belts on at all times, we were served the pitiful snacks that have replaced those unwholesome meals of yesteryear. +Paul B. Guenther, president of an operating division, made $700,000, down 35% from $1.1 million in 1989. +Theyes said he hoped the search of files would wind up Monday night. +The Ground Wave Emergency Network _ known as GWEN _ is an automated system of radio transmitters designed to ensure adequate communication links for military forces in time of war. +The court, by a 7-2 vote, let stand a ruling from California that such tests for drunken driving do not violate the rights of motorists. +Best Western is trying to become Best Eastern as well. +Now, he said, traders and corporations are looking for reasons to buy the U.S. currency and are interpreting almost any economic news with a pro-dollar bias. +Twenty-six percent said they never used condoms. +We didn't think about retirement," Mr. Isenberg says, referring to his generation. +Far from being an uncritical blessing of the market economy, then, the message of "Centesimus Annus" is that the work of "the new capitalism" has hardly begun. +But the appeals from the five Soviet republics about Nagorno-Karabakh seemed designed to serve as a reason for the national government in Moscow to act on the simmering territorial dispute. +Until then, options had been traded only in the over-the-counter market, mostly in New York, and in an almost invisible secondary market operating chiefly by telephone. +Thousands of trade school students are apprenticed to factories expected to close. +He emphatically denies the charge. +Some were burned beyond recognition when three Italian jets collided on a low-level stunt flight and one of them hurtled into the crowd in a ball of flame. +He has been telling officials in each nation that there is a limit to the Pentagon pocketbook and that budget pressures may force 10 percent to 12 percent cutbacks in U.S. military forces based in Japan, South Korea and the Philippines. +He had stitches over his left eye and cheek. +There had been concerns that the Warsaw Pact nations would not be ready to sign the comprehensive East-West agreement, and President Bush has said he will not attend the meeting if the treaty is not ready. +More typical reports in the state-run media have said the April 14 Geneva agreement, which commits the Soviets to a pullout, increases opportunities for a peaceful settlement in Afghanistan's 10-year-old civil war. +He came to China to normalize ties after a 30-year rift. +These are power plants with four valves per cylinder instead of the traditional two. +They got the rod to return to the protective pool and rendered the equipment inoperable, the Canadian news agency said. +The transactions by individuals are culled from those reported to the SEC in the previous week ended Friday, no matter when they actually occurred; the table, however, lists the actual dates of the trades. +North Korea has demanded cancelation of the exercises, now under way. +'If they want to spend Pounds 9 to scream at me that's fine.' But what about the players? +Lebanon has been without a head of state since Sept. 23, when former President Amin Gemayel's six-year term ended without Parliament having chosen a successor. +Some involve 'gene therapy' - giving patients perfect copies of defective genes. +Another gripe concerns the way the turning maneuvers were executed. +In a recent interview, the elder Mr. Wang graded his son "at 75%." +Later in the movie, she catches Umstetter in bed with a younger woman. +Clifton N. "Cliff" Memmott, a former Utah legislator and weekly newspaper publisher, died Dec. 6 in a convalescent home after a long illness. +Reagan left Bethesda Naval Hospital after a four-day stay for prostate surgery and a cancer checkup. +But he says they know and respect Young. The new man certainly faces a challenging task. +Separately, the department reported little change in prospects for world and U.S. grain stocks. +A recession could trip up the Canadian dollar's recovery and a resumption of the dollar's decline against other major currencies would almost certainly drag the Canadian dollar down too. +The Senate recommendations also advise Salinas to take advantage of Mexico's strategic location next to the United States to expand trade with Pacific rim countries and Europe. +A sharp rise in Japan's stock market overnight also gave some support to the U.S. market, analysts said. +As they often did, the Gablers let Alfie out of his cage during Sunday's picnic to allow him a taste of freedom. +With the company's restructuring of the past two years largely completed, he expects 1988 to be "an excellent year" in terms of profit and sales, but he wouldn't make a projection. +He next fills in the colors, a tricky process that involves compensating for the changing light at different times of the day. +More than 500 of the proposed cuts would be made in the National Park Service, the Times said. +Together, the French bank and Apollo acquired most of the junk holdings of Executive Life, the Californian insurer. +Company forecasts for operating profits growth this year have been downgraded from 20 to 10 per cent. Next year's group results should improve. +Its ads for the product make outright claims about cholesterol reduction. +The threat of legal action from opponents of the plant still remains. +They stated that between November 1986 and December 1988 he was knowingly party to the carrying on of the businesses of Blade Securities and Blade Investments, both of Brompton Road, London, with intent to defraud creditors. +He declared Aug. 21: "Our postwar foreign policy will be more open than our policy during the war. +And until recently, perfumers have imported much of their oak moss and lavender from the former Yugoslavia and many of the resinous fragrances from Somalia. +The AEA - or at least that part of it which is to be sold off - consists mostly of brainpower and technology accumulated from half a century of developing Britain's atomic energy programme. The government is right to want to privatise the AEA. +During that time, scientists found that sunlight had interfered with a sensor in an infrared guidance system and a computer automatically terminated the engine burn. +RJR currently pays an average interest rate of about 11.7% on its $16.5 billion of bank and junk-bond debt. +IN 1973, I bought a builders' yard and buildings, but not the entrance road, which is unadopted and serves other properties including one still owned by the owners of the road. +Indeed, in announcing its new rule, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it is considering imposing more safety requirements on light trucks, which now account for almost a third of all vehicle sales in the U.S. +Existing postcodes identify a group of about 15 addresses and are adequate for existing sorting systems, which are based on machine recognition of phosphorescent dots printed on the packaging. +We do see it periodically." Ms. Sullivan said the bed was a new model and that since Ms. Franson's death such beds were ordered modified at state schools for the retarded. +In addition, Mr. White recalls, the machine's operator began boasting about it during lunch breaks. +The local congresses, consulting with the party, appoint delegates to provincial-level congresses who in turn nominate delegates for the national congress. +He added: "The administration finds the current course of monetary policy quite adequate." +In Washington, independent counsel James McKay is investigating whether Meese violated a law that prohibits payment of bribes to foreign officials by U.S. companies and authorizes the attorney general to intervene to block them. +The rebels said the Nicaraguan election was clean and honest, saying it reflected well on Ortega. "As revolutionaries, we are proud of the honesty, the responsibility and the vision of the future our Sandinista brothers have," it said. +"In this album we've got it." +Moore McCormack said it intends to carry out the plan even if Southdown first abandons its $450 million offer, but indicated it might scuttle the plan if it gets an acceptable bid. +"Avoiding fat and cholesterol is becoming more popular among h-conscious adults, but it may be too restrictive for rapidly gneed about two and a half times more calories per day, pound for pound, than adts," he said. +People born under the sign of the ox are said to be marathon workers and empire-builders. +For those of us who are not, it allows us to peer into the perverse minds of dog lovers. +As a basic minimum, it should publish the full agenda before council meetings and disclose how governments voted thereafter. +Searle said since ADBF is one of the body's naturally produced antibiotics, it may be less toxic or allergenic than many traditional synthetic antibiotics. +Not everyone is so pessimistic. +Vietnam is believed to have already withdrawn some troops. +The super-highway, however, looks like being primarily a medium of entertainment: thus, there is a case that the commercial market should dictate who gets it. +So the Soviet Union continues to research, develop and build the world's largest and most modern arsenal of strategic nuclear weapons. +An eighth incumbent is leading by a single vote. +Trading in the soybean pit became hectic in the final hour, which saw the soybean contract for July delivery plunge from a contract high of $9.14 a bushel to $8.56 before rebounding to finish at $8.84. +It sounds to me as if Mr. Vedder is a "sour graper." +Jesse Jackson, who once said George Bush was morally unfit to be president, said today he expects a "qualitative change" on civil rights when Bush takes over from President Reagan. +About 450 hours of test flights will be done before certification. +When it got far enough north, Nicholas was abbreviated to Claus, and St. Nick became Santa. +"I intend to keep it that way," Mr. Jacobs says. +And we don't have to do it just their way. +Suave offered to purchase one million of its 2.8 million common shares outstanding for $9 a share. +The obstacle Chile faces in Washington is not protectionism, but indifference. An FTA with Chile would let Washington signal to the rest of Latin America that it supports democratic regimes with open economies. +The files showed that in October 1976, citing the need to protect intelligence sources, Bush repeatedly sought to prevent some documents from being declassified and CIA witnesses from being called before a federal grand jury. +"We just cannot tolerate corporations being in a position of writing themselves a tax break," Mr. Keefe said. +"We bought enough to last the winter," Mr. Noreng says. +So far, neither side has been willing to make the sacrifices required. +Because the rate increase will result in lower levels of revenue than requested, Mr. Paquette said 1991 earnings would be lower than 1990, without taking into account several one-time charges in 1990, some of them related to the rate case. +This poses a sizable challenge for supermarkets and food companies, and threatens to slow some of the industry's most pervasive marketing trends. +In subsequent years, capital gains will be taxed like ordinary income, eliminating both the preferential rate and the six-month holding period that used to distinguish capital gains from ordinary income. +The fund lost $279 million directly and up to $340 million when future interest losses are included, according to a report by a special prosecutor. +Gayoom, 50, was elected president in 1978 after Nasir resigned and fled to Singapore. +The Iraqi leader proclaimed the gulf war a great Iraqi victory, even though it was pretty much a draw brought about by mutual exhaustion. +"I think in this business, there is a degree of overkill," he said. "Anytime you take an individual out of their home environment and they can't see their family, you're going to have an impact." "We use the family to our benefit. +On the business-development side, the legislation would double the length of time a company could participate in the program to 14 years. +U.S. warships escort American-flagged Kuwaiti tankers through the waterway to protect them from Iranian attacks. +"There will be cannibalization" as Saturn takes sales from other GM divisions, Merlis said. +Gramuglia is the man who parked a retired semi 45 feet above the Thruway's roadside flora as a way of attracting business. +Wisner denied the motion. +Usually the British voter turnout, at under 32 percent, is by far the lowest in the EEC. +The plaintiffs demanded that AIPAC be forced to register as a public action committee and disclose its activities - a move that would have hampered behind-the-scenes lobbying with Congress and the administration. +The Maltese-flagged tanker was hit and set on fire Tuesday as it tried to run the Syrian blockade along Beirut's Christian enclave. Seven crewmen were killed and two were wounded. +"I didn't beat up that woman. +Someone should book Maria Friedman's ticket now. +The unit will use proceeds for general purposes, CNW said. +He joined Guinness in 1985 as a brewing-operations executive. +Sales leaped to 1.5 million cases by 1987, with Proprietor's Reserve Chardonnay leading the pack. +The company has applied for permission to sell its rebuilt Beetles in the U.S., arguing that because they are technically used cars, they shouldn't be subject to new-car emissions and safety standards. +The yield on the Japanese government's benchmark 5% issue due November 1997 rose to 4.765% from 4.625%. +Mr Carlo Ripa di Meana, the European Community's environment commissioner, calls it 'a turning point in our whole environment policy'. +Volume was moderate at 472.9 million shares, down from 517.3 million on Thursday. +James Bellows, the former managing editor of "USA Today on TV," has settled his $1.8 million lawsuit against the company that makes the syndicated series. +The worsening lives of the people escaped notice in many quarters, foreign and domestic. +In the investment-grade corporate debt market, high-grade bonds also posted little change. +"Everything she tried to do or wanted to do, she excelled at it," Ms. Perry said. "She put herself down too much. +The utility plans to finance the station with Dollars 40m of its own capital, credits worth Dollars 48m, and a share placement of Dollars 74m. +"From the start it is going quite well," said Amarbayasgolam, an observer from the Mongolian Democratic Party, the largest opposition party. +"I'm in a position to understand how deep Gannett's commitment is to the News," says Robert H. Giles, editor and publisher of the News. +Manila stocks rebounded slightly as bargain-hunting in commercial and industrial issues perked up trading. +Much of the land on which sugar-beet was to be grown remained wet and cold far longer than normal. +But as a result of a financial crisis in 1975, New York City did default on short-term notes. +Seagram owns 24.3 per cent of Du Pont, the US-based chemicals giant, and most of the charge represents its share of Du Pont's medical benefits provision. Seagram warned shareholders in January of the non-cash charge. +Overall, fares are about 10% higher so far this year compared to last year, and have steadily increased over the past 14 months. +Self-warnings about the state of Mediterranean seafood are suspended as the fishy fragments in stock-rich gravy - here a mussel, there a piece of loup de mer, now some lobster - are fetched up with accompanying nuggets of potato, carrot or courgette. +To work on a horse, Dr. Willoughby climbs up on a couple of bales of hay. +An Amtrak official defended the actions of crew members aboard a train that caught fire over the weekend, saying that despite passenger complaints, several lives may have been saved. +The State Department on Wednesday dismissed as "pure fantasy" an assertion by an Iranian opposition leader that the Reagan administration secretly negotiated with Tehran for the release of American hostages in Lebanon. +Yet the Internal Revenue Service estimates that about 10,000 workers get the credit in their paychecks, a minuscule fraction of the more than 12 million families who get the credit when they file their tax returns. +He also won the Derby in 1929 and 1930, a double that was not emulated until 1973; and won 19 races in succession, a record which was not broken until 1974. +Analysts say the three-month measure is the most reliable guide to spending trends. +Britain disclosed no specific reason for the expulsions. +Multimillionaire brothers Nelson Bunker Hunt and William Herbert Hunt each have filed for personal bankruptcy protection to avoid having to post a $225 million bond required for appealing a federal jury verdict against them. +McCurdy and other original sponsors hope the final version will include a provision in the Senate's bill, a $35 million demonstration program that will test their idea for linking national youth service with financial aid incentives. +The four-day show, sponsored by the National Housewares Manufacturers Association, opened Sunday and is offering 1,900 manufacturers a chance to show off for retailers from more than 60 countries, said spokeswoman Kimberly Rawn. +Fitzwater said Sunday that "The situation is unchanged. +It is spread through the use of infected hypodermic needles and sex. +Debt relief also removes whatever discipline Brazil and the other Latin debtors are now under to make the free-market economic reforms that are essential to attracting capital and restoring robust growth. +A New Zealander is betting that British Columbians will pay to jump off a bridge. +The Louisiana Almanac estimates the number of Cajuns in the state between 200,000 and 300,000. The state's population is about 4 million. +Everyone here realizes if we were over there, we would want our mail. +"As Japan moves into the 21st century, finance will be a major industry," says Junjiro Takahashi, a professor of economics at Keio University. +There is a widespread expectation of further rationalisation among the 15 regional companies. +NA will become HKs majority shareholder with about 98 % since it already holds 0.9 % of the share capital. +This should be a trial run for a wider amalgamation. +It's really a wonderful thing that any member of the House may, at his will, bring question against any other member, and under our rules that has to be looked into. +Takahashi said inflationary pressure in Japan has created a "triple low" phenomenon _ a simultaneous decline in securities, yen and government bond prices. +John Vaughn, 27, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Gerhard Turner, 28, Rose said. +"McDonald's will open up where people go, where people are," he said Monday in an interview at the chain's headquarters in Oak Brook, a Chicago suburb. +After sorting, the bags also are to be recycled. +The stock market remained on the defensive today, extending the decline that has driven it down to its lowest levels in nearly a year and a half. +The two new publicly traded companies being offered to investors have more potential than investors think, Granada officials say. +Atlantic Richfield Co.'s Arco Alaska Inc. unit said it will fabricate a facility for its Prudhoe Bay oil field at the Portland, Ore., shipyard on Swan Island. +A former HUD official testified before a House panel that then-Vice President Bush's staff intervened to secure funding for a project that had been rejected in 1985. +The pro-Noriega news media calls the exercises a provocation. +IBM hopes the Next software will make it easier to program and use IBM technical workstations. +And, although it initially trumpeted the ruling as a victory, Citicorp is also seeking to have part of the ruling reversed. +Buddhist monks in Mandalay and other Burmese cities began a boycott of the army after soldiers put down a pro-democracy demonstration there on Aug. 8, reportedly killing four people, including two monks. +Those who care about intellectual culture will want to pay attention to this brave band of former anti-Americans. +In addition, or alternatively, it could invest in chargeable assets and thereby reduce the company's interest in land to less than half. +NBC said Thursday it would appeal. +Mr. Guzzetti said that IU officials haven't yet returned his phone call but that Neoax is prepared for any takeover defenses IU might put up. +The callers "took offense at his attributing these sentiments to black culture and wrapping it in the mantle of black tradition," says an NAACP spokesman. +Despite its performance, BankAmerica's stock continues to erode from a high of $36.37 posted in September 1989. +It asks that the court remove the Teamsters leadership, place the union under trusteeship and prohibit the alleged mob figures from any future dealings with the union. +Archbishop Santo Quadri apologized, explaining that the fonts had to be drained to stop drug addicts from using them to rinse their needles. +Last June, Tandy teamed up with one of the nation's largest discounters, Wal-Mart stores, to broaden its distribution. +The Fed, the comptroller of the currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. are working together to devise changes in bank regulation to encourage lending. +And twice refused to die. Leadville - past residents included Jesse James, Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp -is one of Colorado's oldest mining centres. +At least 40 million of those in the Ukraine consider themselves members of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Futey said. +In the past three weeks, more than $5.5 billion of new issues flooded the Euromarket, including multimillion-dollar issues from such borrowers as Campbell Soup Co. and Ford Motor Co.'s credit subsidiary and a $1 billion issue from Italy. +Our liberal friends have been at war with America's middle class for years. +A twice-weekly service to Tehran with a stopover in Cyprus will begin again after a three-year break on Dec. 15, it said. +Faint, evocative burblings and tickings as accompaniment from Matteo Fargion. The dance curves and surges through the bodies, pivots at arm or shoulder, drives onward in kicks, draws the cast together or separates them. +Commenting in a telephone interview from Proctor-Silex headquarters in Richmond, Va., Dreyfus said the recalled models were made in 1985 and 1986 and have since been discontinued. +Eastern has shareholders approval to buy back a further 11.8m shares. Yesterday the stock surged 21 to a record 722p. +"He doesn't want to end 20 years on the bench with women all around the country shouting that he deprived them of money." +Julian M. Seidel, the failed thrift's former president, and James R. Porter, a former senior vice president, were charged in the 22-count indictment with fraud and tax evasion. +He says he needs five times that area to meet export demand. Scanstyle's biggest market is the UK, where it sells garden furniture and chairs in tropical hardwoods. +Early next week, Gen. +Recent test-tube studies indicate that these mutant viruses respond to DDI. +The prosecutor said the misappropriation was uncovered through evidence obtained by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Labor Department's office of labor racketeering. +"We're talking about a friend, we're talking about an ally," he said. +Losers widely outnumbered gainers 790 to 168, while 151 issues were unchanged. +The symphony, for example, canceled the entire season this year after several near-bankruptcies. +Hamas and Islamic Jihad are the leading Moslem fundamentalist groups in Gaza. +The laughter bubbles out of them. +An aide to Hoss said Decaux would "submit a report of his observations to his superiors, who would work on a plan to stabilize the situation in Lebanon." France governed Lebanon by mandate until 1943. +"This is the best city for selling dope," he says. +Files come in many varieties, but the type used on wood is called a rasp. +The company said income growth and improved profit margins reflected strong unit volume gains, a better product mix, continuing cost controls, productivity increases and the favorable effect of foreign exchange. +You can't be comfortable if you want to look smashing. +I expect to help him win the next general election and I have absolutely resolved in public and in private that I will support the prime minister through thick and thin.' Opinion among rightwingers on the likelihood of a challenge was mixed. +The tax is cited regularly by those entering bankruptcy proceedings. +That resentment partly explains the erosion of the Japanese political consensus. Nor are the economic arguments for legislation negligible. +Horner had said he was impressed by the toughness of the Soviet players, most of whom are good athletes who play basketball, volleyball, or compete in track. +The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday unveiled, 19 months late, a massive draft revision of regulations that could give states and polluters more say in whether toxic waste sites are put into the "superfund" cleanup program. +A formal House-Senate conference is expected to ratify the accord later this week. +They also said April may still have been influenced by the ending of the Persian Gulf War about a month earlier and that a single month's figures aren't enough to establish a trend. +Nearly four million shares changed hands. +The identical increases in spending and income left the savings rate unchanged in December at 4.2%. +The Rev. Jim Sunderland, the jails' chaplain, said he wrote the letter and passed it around for inmates to sign. +There never has been a court ruling in Japan over the issue of a patient's right to know, said lawyer Katsuji Hotta, who recently was named to a committee to examine the issue for Japan's Medical Association. +Spread out that Euro-beach towel, maybe, and deal those Euro-cards. +S&P said about $1 billion in term debt outstanding is affected. +The NYSE has been trying for years to attract more foreign companies to its market, especially from Germany. Both Daimler and the exchange marked the debut in some style. +President Bush said today that disturbing new figures on the federal deficit show that the "time for game playing is over" and he pledged to increase pressure for a compromise on new taxes and budget cuts. +Soviet businesses also have been told to become self-sufficient because they can no longer rely on the state to bail them out. +Earnings per share emerged at 1p (1.8p). This USM-quoted consultant, which services oil companies, said that computer services continued to perform well. +He said the freed hostages had been treated well by their captors. +These scenes, the FCC said, "were neither isolated nor fleeting." The commission said nudity and sexual themes are not necessarily "indecent," but their context and treatment in "Private Lessons" were. +This custom needs to be outlawed in the interests of objectivity and a 'rescue culture'. I hope that the lessons learned from the current spate of avoidable receiverships will be used by the authorities to amend the regime. +Outboard Marine dropped 3/4 to 14 3/8. +Even the fabricators that fit glass into window sashes or install windows on construction projects often are beholden to makers, some say. Japanese executives dispute that. +Lab tests of the pills revealed they matched those from a prescription vial of nitroglycerin in Ms. Rangel's home, Robleto said. +The 34-year-old musician's current collection includes some old African and Guatemalan instruments that have bulbous gourds for resonators, and a new model he is building that is decorated with turquoise stones and a colored sand painting. +That's because for fully paid stock holdings, the brokers must obtain permission from the individual customers, an arduous task, said an official at one brokerage firm. +Some, though, said Mr. Johnson seemed much more concerned about the possibility of inflation than of recession. +If, for example, you start with the more familiar and reassuring sorts of works presented on the second floor, by the time you get to the rather raucously installed top floor you may be put off by the feeling that you have stumbled into chaos. +Cases among blacks: 31,514, or 27 percent. +"The judge, in effect and incorrectly, usurped the function of the executive branch of the state government," the court said. +But Europe's diversity is also a trump card. +But U.S. District Judge Jean Hamilton in St. Louis rejected that argument last week, ruling that the ordinance would have to ban all yard signs to be legally neutral. +Reagan has been frequently criticized as too optimistic. +Carolyn Lipson-Walker, whose doctoral dissertation is titled "Shalom Y'all: The Folklore and Culture of Southern Jews," said Southern Jews have fused their social and religious practices to produce a dual culture. +The reduction, the first since 1987, sent Tokyo stock prices soaring. +A decade ago, Communist leaders harbored the elusive international terrorist "Carlos", who masterminded deadly attacks in Western Europe and is still at large, the new government says. +Trouble is, they've been there before. +Steel plates used by shipbuilders, structural steel for the building industry and steel bars don't have the same profit margins, mainly because of intense competition from other global players. +"It was probably both." "One of the major problems OPEC will face will be the return of Iraq and Kuwait in the market," Jean Ping, Gabon's oil minister, told reporters. +Currently, only 86 companies and three mutual funds, with total market capitalization of about $3.52 billion, are quoted on the exchange. +"One of these days, I'm going to get it right," Mr. Smith joked. +The department attributed much of the decline to losses from Hurricane Hugo. +Attorneys say it helps them beat deadlines as well as traffic in car-clogged California, where papers usually are delivered by messenger or by lawyers themselves. +Tokyo stocks rose for the third straight day. +The utility moved to erase that deficit by taking a $141 million charge for Marble Hill in its November financial statement. +Continental Airlines, a unit of Texas Air Corp., Houston, said it was reviewing the situation last night. +Other children told of rape and sodomy inflicted by masked and hooded adults during ceremonial torture sessions. +We could have a balanced budget by now. +The council also urged adults who have no children in their homes to avoid the temptation to use easy-open containers for their medications. "Accidents have happened when youngsters have visited homes where no children live," it noted. +Even if governments had refused to make further capacity cuts, it should have been possible to extract other concessions. +"We didn't know how much worse the situation could get," said Ashok Thadani, its assistant director of engineering and systems technology. "There was the potential _ not likely, but the potential _ of fuel damage. +Kohl was due to meet with President Reagan today with both military and money matters on the agenda. +He replaces Howard Stringer, who was promoted to president of the CBS Broadcast Group, the financial heart of the network. +Precious metals basically followed the oil markets higher in rather dull trading, said Richard Levine, vice president of the precious metals and foreign exchange group for Elders Futures Inc. in New York. +The Federal Reserve's apparent further tightening of credit won't be enough to stamp out inflation fear in the bond market, analysts and traders say. +Says political commentator Kenzo Uchida: "I wonder if Mr. Reagan and Mr. Takeshita can have a deep conversation." +Discovery returned home today, landing safely on a desert lakebed, after a virtually flawless mission that sent a sun probe hurtling through space and lifted morale at NASA. +In October 1985, Ashland agreed to purchase the Phillipsburg, N.J.-based maker of speciality chemicals. +Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine, said a final vote on the bill would be held at 8 p.m. next Tuesday. +Once raised, it will be taken to another part of the island and studied, Mrs. Shean-Hammond said. +And the Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority says last year it saved "thousands" of dollars on its first major financing when Mitsubishi Bank Ltd., another triple-A-rated bank, won the bid to back a $90 million variable-rate demand note. +In 1987, Atlantic Richfield Co. sold part of Arco Chemical in a public offering, but the giant energy company still owns more than 80% of the chemical maker's stock. +"It is my feeling that if you have a concept of the tradition from which you come, that can only strengthen your personal statement. +'Some weeks we're Ethiopia, others we're Switzerland. +Chugai expects earnings in 1991 will improve to 4.5 billion yen while unconsolidated pretax profits are seen growing to 10.5 billion yen. +Mongolian protesters staged a sit-in in Ulan Bator in support of hunger strikers who fasted through an eighth day to press demands for an interim parliament to be set up before nationwide elections in July. +The best showing for this year's second quarter was by Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co., whose recommended stocks gained 11.4%, including dividends. +China has set up a new state bureau to oversee efforts to reduce the number of shoddy, substandard goods on the market and help Chinese products meet international quality standards, an official daily said Wednesday. +That was taken as a signal that the economy was neither weak nor dangerously strong. +But his Christian Democrats have insisted that West Germany's abortion law should serve as the model for that of a united Germany. +But Allen said this exception cannot be applied to all rape cases. +With a $220 million negative net worth, we're insolvent." +To promote his plan, Uno quickly threw himself into a series of bilateral meetings with leaders of countries both rich and poor, ranging from the United States and Great Britain to Bangladesh and Mexico. +"I soon saw that the director was the person who got to hang out with the actors, which was fun, and he also got to hang around the camera and look through it and make decisions about it. +And in the Soviet Union itself, the Communist Party is under severe attack and likely to be trounced in local elections that take place this fall. +It was a whole evening of scenes and I did a scene from `Network.' +When Gingrich attacked Democrats as blind to communism, Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., then the speaker, took offense. +In the balloting Labor's Mike Carr polled 75 percent of the vote in Bootle, a town 155 miles northwest of London that encompasses Liverpool's docks. +On Thursday, Parliament is expected to formally name de Maiziere prime minister and install his 24-member Cabinet, and the policy agreement is to be signed. +Prices fell sharply Monday after OPEC decided to suspend talks on a proposed 2 percent cutback in oil production until June. +Indeed, the highly successful F16 fighter was developed that way. +Stewart charged that Fairchild changed his story at a post-conviction hearing. +Strike leaders say 90,000 workers have walked out since the strike began. +Statistics Canada, which surveyed 1991 spending intentions between November and February, said mining expenditures are expected to rise 20% this year, led by higher outlays for petroleum exploration and development. +Mr. Silver had another brief tenure, at Polygram Pictures, run at the time by producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters. +U.S. District Judge C. Clyde Atkins ruled on technical grounds, said Assistant City Attorney Leon Firtel, who added the decision probably did not allow time for an appeal before the weekend. +Some federal defense funds traced to a particular county later are funneled to subcontractors in other counties, making it difficult to determine how much money a specific county keeps. +The companies also would not promise to buy enough of its 4-megabit DRAMs, he said. +He said their hands had been tied, they were at one point bound to trees, and they feared for their lives. +As to what they may be, he says, "I'll have to punt." +In Atlanta, civil rights leader Joseph E. Lowery and the widow of Martin Luther King Jr. said they would lead a group of civil rights activists to New York on Monday to speak out against the threat of war in Iraq. +He said the figures for Kenosha were higher than those in other communities hit by large plant shutdowns because of several different factors in the southeastern Wisconsin economy and in the status of unionized Chrysler workers. +The year opened badly as worries about the approaching quarterly corporate reporting season and the effect of war on the economy sparked a 130-point decline in the first two weeks. +More than 1,500 insurgents on Sept. 23 attacked and occupied positions at Lamingone, Yanshingone and Payagone near the Chinese border about 340 miles northeast of Rangoon. +The FBI said one expert estimated all the volumes and papers could be worth up to $40 million. +Here is a city-by-city wrapup of the effects Sunday of the 3-day-old Eastern Airlines strike at key airports and transit systems. +Most average Americans come in contact most often with nutritional information as it is listed on cereal boxes. +Why would that dilute it, unless you're afraid that he might come up with some offer? A. Well, in the first place, the United Nations resolutions that pertain say that he has to be out of Kuwait. +The National League for Democracy's two main leaders, Aung San Suu Kyi and Tin Oo, have been detained for more than a year. +An ersatz bell tower topped with a stainless steel cross actually will contain the elevator to the 10 open-air parking floors. +The same day, the committee also announced a doubling in the price of many publications, blaming increases in the cost of paper, printing equipment and transportation. +Two litters of red wolf pups were born in the refuge this year, Parker says. +"They just seem to have thrown in the towel," said Paul McDonald, a London-based oil consultant and an expert on the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. +James Downey, editor of The New Nation magazine, said Haughey's party, Fianna Fail, had itself to blame for the leftist surge. +Judge Jon Newman of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan granted a stay until oral arguments are made, sometime during the week of April 16. +It may be a bomb," according to a police statement. +The settlement of the SEC case was filed in the same courthouse shortly after Mr. Milken's criminal plea. +Nickie Taylor, the receptionist at City Hall, said the phone rang steadily Thursday. "We've had people say they won't come into our city now," she said. +Participants said that a 1/2 percentage point cut in the discount rate had already been factored into exchange rates. +The three, which in 1985 managed more than 40% of the year's business, last year managed less than 30%. +He will be director of the Center for Contemporary Media. +He also is under fire for the blockade of oil, raw materials and other goods he imposed on Lithuania to force the Baltic republic to back off its March 11 declaration of independence. +Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir joined 150 students and environmental activists on a flatbed railroad car to begin a campaign to save the world's rain forests. +Those operations would be combined with Marriott's contract services division, which supplies hotel management and food services to institutions and companies. +You have your share, they have theirs, for letting you bring it in without paying duty.' There was an African logic about that. +The leaders are worried that TWA's financial problems will force the carrier to close its St. Louis hub of operations. +Since then, the company has begun arrangements to rid itself of six of its less profitable stores, including one in North Carolina. +"This morning we have our regular people, more familiar faces than we've seen in the last few weeks," he said. +I think she sort of thinks the ones I choose are beneath me," said Jason. "But I've never had a problem with the guys she dated." Two Marine Corps jet fighters collided today over a training range, and one pilot was killed, a spokesman said. +The program will include joint marketing of resort hotels and hotels at major airports worldwide, Hilton International Chairman John Jarvis said Friday. +McCormick was elected grand marshal by a 2-to-1 margin by the United Irish Societies, a group of about 30 local Irish civic and cultural organizations. +Curry, 57, a retired Army major general, was sworn in as administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. +As a result, he says, "My guess is that prices of many OTC stocks have a lot further to go." +Moreover, history suggests that an "integrated" suburb is really an all-white suburb in the process of becoming an all-black suburb. +Judge James E. Noland ruled that the Turkish Cypriots could not intervene in the case because their government was not recognized by the United States. +Mr George Simpson is due to take over as Lucas's chief executive at the end of the month. +But as the timescale involves decades rather than years, such improvements cannot be expected to serve as a substitute for greater wage flexibility. +He is recuperating from surgery, chemotherapy and radiation treatment for lung cancer. +THE U.S. SENT investigators to Thailand to probe Sunday's plane crash. +But this is politics, not economics. +A federal judge ordered the prosecutor to search government files for any additional evidence that should be surrendered to defense lawyers. +In their heyday, after their debut with federal blessing in 1960 as a spur for real-estate investments, they were popular because they had tax-free status if they paid 90% (currently 95%) of their profits to shareholders. +Karoly Grosz, premier and Communist Party chief, will visit Moscow in July, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. +And young people say to me, `Oh, that's easy."' The 150 people in the East Room of the White House laughed. +"That way you get the expertise of a bank and the personal input of a family member," said Tamara Telesko, a vice president in the U.S. private banking group at New York's Chase Manhattan Bank. +Butcher, whose privately-held firm has roots dating to the American Revolution, said the merger will help cut costs and raise efficiency at Butcher & Singer. +"Because the center is in touch with artists in both places, we were aware that this moment offered an extraordinary opportunity," he said. +"Introducing our new products in their oak-paneled rooms means a lot more to us than people imagine," he says. +Machinists involved in the strike against Eastern have set up a tent city on the airport grounds. +Delta, which started the triple-mileage competition, did not impose a deadline for eligibility, spokesman Neil Monroe said. +The $134 billion deficit figure for the year beginning Oct. 1 was about $5 billion above the president's mark, largely because Reagan wanted to sell more government assets. +"I'll never forget this, thank you," the captain shouted into the radio after Larnaca Airport air traffic controllers told him he was cleared to land. +Whatever the outcome of Monday's election, it will be remembered for the remarkable resurgence of Liberal Party leader John Turner and his relentless attack on the free trade agreement with the United States. +Valenti called for the electronics industry to join in the battle against film piracy and illegal copying. +Over the past four years the commission has sponsored the creation of 23 seed capital funds in Europe. +"That was a devastating moment," Charlotte Fedders said in a recent interview, recalling the 5-year-old incident. "He thought it was the right thing for the kids-slash-me. +The Massachusetts governor planned to spend most of today in his office, emerging only to swear in a new member of the state authority which oversees Logan International Airport. +It should have a single, open market, but its member states must be free to experiment with measures to alleviate their employment problems and to decide, within limits, their own macro-economic policies. +The studio's "Batman" was the year's biggest blockbuster. +Kidde makes a broad range of consumer, safety and industrial products, including appliances and fire-protection equipment. +Lodging sales for the quarter rose 14% and operating profit rose 18%, the company said. +Having separate companies indirectly controlled by Montedison made "managing them more cumbersome," Mr. Harmon said. +He said it "isn't inconceivable" that some Arrow employees might also lose jobs. +When Congress politicizes prosecutions to the point where the attorney general is too timid to apply the law to independent counsel, the integrity of the law itself is the first victim. +A 1972 Supreme Court ruling says the prosecution must derive all its evidence in a case from sources wholly independent of testimony a defendant gave under a grant of immunity. +It may not be good news for some consumer goods stocks, but the message it sends about consumer habits is positive for the stock market as a whole. Profits warnings like those at Pepsi, are few and far between. +Under the bill, which has an uncertain fate in the Senate, all individual income would be subject to the 1.45% tax that goes to pay for Medicare. +As a result, the company's profit margin fell to 50%, compared to 57% a year ago. +Brian Ratchford, 26, of Spartenburg, S.C., and a member of the 39th Tactical Air Squadron. +More recently, these officials said, there have been reports of contacts in Lebanon between the JRA and members of the Abu Nidal Palestinian terrorist group, which is headquartered in Libya. +If any charges are filed against the remaining suspects, they would be misdemeanor charges, Laux said. +Every six seconds a half-dozen air guns fire into the water, sending a deep "thud" penetrating up to 20 kilometers into the ocean floor and bouncing back to the ship's electronic ears. +He is now an adult in shock, wiser and sadder but no less hilarious. +The Selector UK fund is designed to complement Morgan Grenfell's existing tracker and income funds. +Start with the assumption that a prolonged drought will force up cattle prices by, say, 20%. +Privately held, House of Fraser does not disclose financial results. +It is that the alternative is horrible. +North Korean soccer players are to visit Seoul later this month. +It will be "President Reagan's meeting. +That backfired when the state supreme court slapped the GOP down. +One of the latest items for GI menus is an all-natural bread with a shelf life of three years. +Some relief officials also voiced fears of a new exodus. +The head of Mexico's powerful Oil Workers Union was arraigned Thursday on homicide and arms charges as forces in the governing party began moving to install leaders more sympathetic to President Carlos Salinas de Gortari. +"The market was oversaturated," says Terry Ashoff Johnson, St. Luke's vice president for marketing. +The U.N. imposed the trade embargo to force Baghdad out of Kuwait, which Iraq invaded Aug. 2 and then annexed. +But orders for automotive equipment dropped a startling 7.0%. +The student loan problems came to the surface when the Department of Education decided to withdraw a federal guarantee on the loans, triggering the prospect that the huge defaults would be borne by banks that backed the loans with letters of credit. +According to a company spokesman, Daisy's cash shortage is severe enough to prevent its customary purchase of Sun Microsystem workstations. +Inco said it also planned to make an unusual rights offering to common holders for about $265 million of debentures with interest rates linked to nickel prices. +Robert Padala, manager of OTC trading at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, said investors don't seem to be worried about any big sell-offs in the technology sector. +The rise in net was partly the result of an increase in investment income for the company's property/casualty and life insurance businesses. +Tom Jr, was impressed by the giant machine with its 18,000 vacuum tubes, but hardly captivated. +Foreign Minister Boiko Dimitrov of Bulgaria and the Turkish foreign minister, Mesut Yilmaz, are to discuss the problem at a meeting Tuesday in Kuwait. +Spare phone jacks are rare; those already in use for the phones are often hidden behind heavy furniture; and some phones are wired directly into the wall without a plug-in phone jack. +But the performances of other market indices shows that, once again, the smaller stocks outpaced the blue chips, as investors sought to maximise their benefit from the recovery in company profits - when it comes. +Revenue increased to $298.7 million from $252.4 million. +State Department officials were unavailable for comment Saturday night. +And for another, it's hard to tell where the cursor is in a 3D display." +A winter storm warning was posted through the night and into Tuesday over the mountains, foothills and piedmont of South Carolina. +On Friday, Saddam urged the people of Egypt and the Persian Gulf states to revolt against their governments and join Iraq in a holy war against the West and its allies in the region. +"On something of this magnitude, we're going to want to take a very thorough look," he added. +By June this year NME had come to a settlement with Texas, without admitting wrongdoing. +The Chicago Merc fined a leading discount futures broker, Jack Carl Associates, and its president a total of $45,000 related to allegedly abusive trading in stock-index futures. +Mr. Alexander, who died in 1964, was an occasional colleague of Mr. Kinley and Red Adair, and I well remember Mr. Adair's visits to our neighborhood in his flashy scarlet Cadillac convertibles. +None of the teen-agers who knew of the slaying faces prosecution. +Treasury bill rates dropped about one-third of a percentage point. +"The county is going under with all the ants," Wolbert said. "People have called in who haven't had ants for 20 years. +Pacific Engineering was one of two plants in the United States that made ammonium perchlorate. +"There is an enormous amount of pent-up demand (to make stock and bond issues)," said Dean Eberling, securities industry analyst for Shearson Lehman. +Some are to the left of the bishops and some are to the right." Viewers may tire of a mullah chanting from the Moslem holy book, but there is no alternative when he's on. +University officials testified that their action was proper under the school's special relationship with the Vatican. +The best are the new ones, written for him by Van Morrison. +They recommend installing protective lighting, closed-circuit televisions, access controls and sealed windows in vulnerable locations. +It is no wonder that Mr. Baker is concerned about nuclear deals between China and Iran. +The plane was flying from Nanaimo, British Columbia, to Kelso on a business trip Friday night for S. Madill Co., said company spokesman Steve Shaw. +"We support the concept but believe it ought to be a part of labor-management agreements," Fitzwater said. +That project, announced in 1985, was put on hold when no buyers materialized. +Mellon Bank Corp. said yesterday that it expects a fourth-quarter loss of about $220 million, and that it would increase loan-loss reserves by about $180 million to cover troubled foreign loans. +One seemed to have died from a lethal injection delivered by the Kevorkian device, which helped an Oregon woman die last year. +"One reason it was set then is because it was so hot in Nevada," says Howard Nelson, director of science and technology information at RPI. +July load factor, or the percentage of seats filled, rose slightly to 69.3% from 68.5%. +Premadasa says he wants the Indian soldiers out of his country, but reality might require they stay. +The television program 24 Hours said Friday night that relatives of James Donnelly, one of the captives, were contacted by the abductors. +Henson published his journal in 1912 and it caused a falling out with Peary, who had wanted only his observations to be published. +The case involved New York City and its efforts to force a waste-hauling company, Refinemet International Inc., to pay for cleanup costs at a city landfill. +There were no signs the volcano would erupt again, according to a geologist of the North Sulawesi mining office. +"What about whether he liked them?" asked Iran-Contra prosecutor Howard Pearl. +Henry Berliner, president of Second National, says quarter-share projects avoid many of the problems of time shares, including difficulties in selling the loan paper and in dealing with many parties in the event of foreclosure. +On the economic calendar for today, August personal income data are expected to show a 0.5% gain, while consumption expenditures are expected to be unchanged, according to a Dow Jones Capital Markets Report consensus of economists. +Mr. McFarlane also has repeatedly minimized the role his former aide, Marine Lt. +Sydney Kentridge, a defense lawyer, said the controversy surrounding the witness, Joseph Manete, could be resolved only if the case were reopened to allow new oral evidence. +The yield on the latest 30-year Treasury issue was quoted late yesterday at 8.93%, unchanged from Wednesday and up slightly from 8.92% Tuesday. +Rolf Noppen, executive vice president and a director, resigned to pursue other opportunities. +Avril said he would not oppose international supervision of elections. "We are not hanging on to power," he said. +An Italian newspaper said Tuesday that the chief of Afghanistan's diplomatic mission in Italy, reported missing since last week, defected to the West with American help. +ABC's other Tuesday show, besides "The Wonder Years," "Who's the Boss?," was 12th. +Parkin's secretary at the time, Sheila Wohlfarth, once told Uebele she was making the checks out to "Smith's Maid Service." Occasionally, Parkin asked Uebele to give him copies of documents. +The Fellowship of Merry Christians sponsors its "Holy Humor Month" in April, with Monday set for a day of happy festivities _ picnics, singing, dancing, telling jokes and fun. +For Handel (though not Mozart) Aix prefers period instruments these days. +The executives know the course. +The top groups have more than 5,000 members, most decked out in glittering rhinestone bikinis or luxurious costumes in a king-for-a-day fantasy. +U.S. Ambassador William Walker on Friday pressured the Salvadoran government to quickly conduct an investigation and launched an inquiry of his own, promising protection to witnesses. +Martinez was indicted in Atlanta in March. +It was Bush's second trip to the wide-screen theater, one of the museum's top attractions. +The surprise 5-0 vote by directors of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District was led by Cliff Wilcox, a longtime supporter of nuclear power and Rancho Seco. +"You're annoying me," the lady responds. +One of his bodyguards, Hisham Saeed, 28, was seriously wounded, the spokesman added. +Security police at Andrews Air Force Base on Saturday were still looking for a stick of dynamite unknowingly driven off into the Maryland countryside during an anti-explosives training exercise. +Chancellor Helmut Kohl, in a major policy speech today, intensified pressure on the United States to agree to superpower talks on short-range nuclear weapons. +Threat of force ends 10-hour strike by Szczecin bus drivers. Students strike in Krakow, Gdansk and Warsaw. +'The players are not happy. +He brushed them aside and told reporters later they are "all fakes." +The average Zairean earns less than $200 a year, according to World Bank figures. +She denied suggestions that she and Mrs. Gorbachev once were uncomfortable with each other: "I think there's been a great misunderstanding about our relationship," she said. +But the tensions surrounding the current pressure on Germany and France over the value of their currencies have exposed other weaknesses that have been inherent in the EMS since it started operating in March 1979. +Then we were given the contemporary Romanian play Vlad the Impaler, a quasi-historical piece about that prince, begetter of Dracula and allegory of Ceausescu; and the Russian Yerofeev's Moscow Train, that ran through wild country to Moscow Station. +In early 1989, Maytag also bought Chicago Pacific Corp. and its Hoover Co. unit, the vacuum-cleaner giant with a bit part in major appliances. +The merger includes a swap of stock valued at about $635 million and Warner's assumption of about $600 million in Lorimar debt. +The man's identity was not released in the absence of formal charges. +Riot police moved through the streets Saturday firing into the air and telling crowds to disperse. +And the head of the Senate foreign aid panel said no new loans will be guaranteed without a provision that they not be used to expand Jewish settlements in occupied lands. +Another Metzenbaum amendment will require federal regulators to review last year's S&L bailouts, possibly renegotiating the deals to reduce the government's costs. +Ortega has kept that promise. +A Tandon Corp. holder sued the maker of computers and disk drives in federal court in Los Angeles. +He said nominations are due by Oct. 1. +"We are trying to make ourselves more competitive in the market _ both markets," he said. +Economists and bankers agree that the recent dizzying rise of property prices in Britain is about to slow down or even stall, but they don't all agree on what that means for the economy. +Sears is just now installing a national network of toll-free telephone-order centers, at a time when growth in catalog sales is slowing. +"Bob's got everything to live for," his brother wrote. "I figure I can do more good for him than myself." Bob Olson said he was shocked by his brother's suicide. +Mexico then swapped those new bonds for government bank debt, which banks offered at a discount at an auction in March. +Last year, for example, a satanic cult was blamed for desecrating an ancient church in the suburb of Pianezza, plundering the tombs of clerics buried there centuries ago and using the bones for some macabre ritual. +Thought for today: "People are, if anything, more touchy about being thought silly than they are about being thought unjust." _ E.B. White, American author and humorist (1899-1985). +Today that number is 23. +Jesse Jackson said today he hopes to get support from Bruce Babbitt if Babbitt drops out of the Democratic presidential race as expected, while Paul Simon set the stage for his withdrawal if he doesn't "win somewhere" next week. +The week's top 10 list was dominated by old reliables, save for the hit movie "Three Men and a Baby" on NBC and ABC's new "America's Funniest People." +The distinctions sometimes boiled down to the instruments that backed her up. +Oina has 11 men per side, with one team batting and the other in the field. +Stuart, 29, was listed in stable condition in intensive care after surgery Saturday at Boston City Hospital; hospital officials would not give a reason for the surgery. +The Selective Service System hunts for registration evaders by combing 100 computerized data banks. +Prosecutors were expected to conclude their case today against Morris, who is accused of crippling an estimated 6,000 computers. If convicted, Morris could receive up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. +During an average of 10 years of follow up, the death rate among surgery patients who had sustained minimal heart damage was 24 percent. +Despite the modest gains, traders said the market remains dull, with investors remaining cautiously on the sidelines. +Children play jungle gym in a burned-out delivery truck. +The utilities claim that piping produced by Taylor Forge & Pipe Works for the Four Corners Generating Station in San Juan County, N.M., was faulty and had to be replaced. +The electric bassist improvised "The Star Spangled Banner." No tunes or musicians were introduced. +Helms gleefully tweaked his antagonists, the "ultraliberal establishm" promising to press on with his agenda, a combination of traditional anti-big government conservatism and anti-abortion, anti-homosexual and other appeals. +Rep. Rostenkowski intends to pressure President Bush to convene a summit by declining to move forward in earnest to draft a tax-increase bill. +Other choices include rented for cash and occupied without payment of rent. +"You're probably not going to see a California recession, but you will see much slower growth," Zandi said. +Sarajevo radio yesterday denied reports that the Bosnian army started the fighting. Bosnian Croat forces this autumn suffered a string of reverses at the hands of their Moslem adversaries. +However, net cash interest payments in the latest quarter amounted to $40 million after subtracting interest income and paid-in-kind interest. +In Johannesburg, de Klerk predicted substantial changes in South Africa's relations with the rest of the world. +No less important is the quality of US education for the bottom half of the ability range. +But the PAN claims that in some 500 of the 3,858 polling places the vote for the PRI exceeded the voting rolls, and that in nearly 600 the PRI got unanimous or near-unanimous totals. +In composite New York Stock Exchange trading yesterday, Digital shares fell 87.5 cents, to $182. +And so what I want to do is just reiterate what I think I said in the meeting to the Joint Session, and that is that we want those people - all of them - out as soon as possible. +He doesn't really mean it. +Japan's post-war constitution limits its military to defensive capabilities and bans deployment of soldiers overseas. +"Each day of delay costs money," said A. Robert Abboud, a Chicago investor, in a speech to the French-American Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. +Oleg Averzhanov's decorations are lamentable in their flimsiness and rampant improbability. +State police had planned to send six cruisers of troopers, but scaled back their plans after Shepard's family asked that state police not attend the funeral. +Bids for Columbia Gas bonds, which almost vanished after Wednesday's disclosure, returned to the market but at sharply lower levels. +During the Voinovich and Forbes era, the Cleveland skyline expanded with office towers, a Lake Erie harbor project and the start-ups of two bank skyscrapers, hotels, a shopping mecca and a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. +The entire board of JOHN FAIRFAX LTD., Australia's biggest publishing concern after Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., was replaced following the takeover of the company by Warwick Fairfax, a 26-year-old member of the concern's founding family. +The buyout also will make RJR the largest single junk bond issuer, analysts said. +Permits can indicate the direction of home-building activity, economists say. +Some environmental groups also have questioned the shutdown decision. +Traders and analysts expressed surprise that the strength in bonds didn't result in a better performance for stocks, as the two markets have generally moved in tandem recently. +Apple Computer, Nasdaq's largest stock, with more than $5 billion in market value, closed up 1 3/8 at 41 1/2. +Most short-term interest rates also hardly budged. +Becor Western inched up 1/8 to 15 1/8. +By last year, the ratio had fallen to less than two to one. +FCC obscured one aspect of the ruling that could have far-reaching implications for the future of free expression. +Bargain hunting later in the session helped the shares rally off the bottom and they eventually closed 3 up at 245p on turnover of 2.7m. Kleinwort Benson cut estimates for the top stocks, including BP, Shell, Enterprise and Lasmo. +But confidence is just what the Community needs after the buffeting of recent months. +Roughly one out of 200 kimberlite pipes contain diamonds, but only one in 20 of those has a high enough proportion of gemstones to justify a mine. The Northwest Territories diamond rush may yet come to naught. +The U.S. Coast Guard will also have unrestricted rights to board the Korean vessels as of the next fishing season. +Strong crosswinds also could be a deterrent, Warren said. +Shares of the other companies dropped, but by a lesser amount. +She was released Wednesday on her own recognizance. +Ms. Bennett is a star of CBS' daytime serial, "The Young and the Restless." CBS had announced the day before that it planned to delay the Sept. 5 start of its fall season because of the strike until at least late October. +In his speech, Kinnear said that the petrochemical industry could profit if it remains lean. +The certificates are being offered under the foreign military sales credit program, a U.S. government program that allows governments to repay military loans. +Jacob J. Worenklein, a member of Milbank's executive committee, said that the decision to abolish the program was part of the firm's efforts to become "a lower cost provider of legal services." +Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery wanted "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" and his own book, "The History of Warfare." +Management ultimately agreed to a raise of $39 monthly based on the average wage in the third quarter of 1987, when wages were somewhat lower, strike sources said. +East, a onetime college professor, ran for the Senate in 1980 under the wing of the National Congressional Club, the political organization of Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C. He defeated Democratic incumbent Robert Morgan. +Several Southern California animal shelters also said they will not give away black cats until Halloween is over, fearing the animals may be killed or used as party novelties. +They have been blamed for more than 2,500 killings since January. +Budget committee members and staffs of both parties have been meeting in efforts to sound out differences and forge preliminary agreements. +GAF, which has held a little-publicized stake of about 4.9% in Cabot for two years, confirmed it asked the Federal Trade Commission for clearance to boost its holdings under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Act on Aug. 1. +The remaining 55% of the holding company will continue to be held by Guy Desmarais, Geoffrion Leclerc's president and chief executive officer. +The new anti-Bork ad also is aimed at states of undecided senators. +It attributed its information to the Air Force Ministry. +The purchase widens Montedison's presence in the domestic petroleum-products market, putting the company in fourth place. +The municipal market's mood has been especially bleak lately because of Salomon Brothers Inc.'s decision to phase out its municipal department and Kidder, Peabody & Co.'s staff cutbacks. +STOCK INDEXES: Futures prices soared on waves of buy orders thoughout the session, traders said. +Perhaps it is only jet-lag. +Bentsen, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, said his bill would increase both the amount of earnings a Social Security retiree can have with no reduction in benefits, as well as reducing the rate of reduction for those who earn over the limit. +It is a system, maintains Mr Banchieri which, 'with minor improvements and adaptations we can be very competitive'. +Charter Developments is also now finding it hard to finance obligations to enterprise zone trusts. +Without significant rainfall, the river will fall below zero on the Vicksburg gauge within two weeks, Goldman said, with zero on the gauge representing 46.2 feet above mean sea level. +It said other stock-value losses included $859 million for the Bronfmans, $510 million for the Dorrances and $320 million for the Lindners. +In the recent quarter, a $20 million charge for the closing of some warehouse facilities made the loss for U.S. stores about $33.1 million, she said. +He liked the cheeky northern editors who could tell the London men where to get off and what was front page news in the real world. So it remained on the Today programme. +Then bring the old ones back to the GATT, too." +Charles Rumbaugh, 28, executed by injection in Texas on Sept. 11 for murdering a jeweler when he was 17 years old. +Southerly winds pushed temperatures into the 70s and 80s in the north-central Plains. +Gramm has said the attempt to grab CFTC authority over stock-index futures is driven by "jealousy" on Wall Street and "regulatory imperialism" at the SEC. +Gene Jay Seagle, director of technical research at Gruntal & Co., says the low volume is a good sign for the market. +Yet while TDF1 opponents call the satellite obsolete, supporters portray it as the key to the future. +The society wants a sharp change of course. +But profit-taking then emerged and by the close the price had been trimmed to Dollars 1,118 a tonne, up Dollars 41.75 on the week. +A century-old bridge collapsed while it was being dismantled, and about 40 people were plunged into a canal in northeastern Pakistan, officials said Wednesday. +Mr. Greenspan has assured Sen. Proxmire that his views will be given "serious consideration," the spokesman said. +The members of the emergency board are Robert O. Harris of Washington, ombudsman for the International Monetary Fund, who will serve as chairman; and labor arbitrators Richard R. Kasher of Bryn Mawr, Pa., and Arthur Stark of New York. +Of that procurement budget, on average between a quarter and a third is spent overseas - more than Dollars 3bn a year. Until the late 1980s, the US market share of the overseas procurement budget was as high as 95 per cent according to western diplomats. +Imo also said it has amended filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission to describe two recently completed financings that will provide funds for the Varo tender offer. +Their operating expenses were $1,026,550,000, a 16 percent increase from 1988. +Mellon had total assets of $34.5 billion as of Dec. 31, with loans and leases totaling $23.5 billion. +But those proposals have been met with skepticism in Washington. +"A lot of people thought what they had to go through was humiliating and didn't want others to have to go through the same thing," Switek said. +The suspects were displayed at Amal headquarters in Zefta, six miles northwest of Nabatiyeh in south Lebanon. +Of those few, he recommends at the moment River Plate and Scottish National, which are yielding 10.2 per cent and 9 per cent respectively. +American Exploration Co. said it completed the acquisition of certain oil and gas producing properties from Transco Exploration Partners Ltd. for about $54 million. +Bond dealers in London admit that hardly any foreign market operators have a detailed understanding of the nature of the constitutional reforms. +Michael Hepher, managing director of British Telecommunications, has bought 13,918 shares at 363.5p. +Takao Endo, a fund manager at Asahi Investment Trust Co., said the sluggish August trading exaggerated the effect of the concerns about interest rates and markets abroad, but agreed that the Bundesbank meeting is making investors apprehensive. +Since August "The Simpsons" has averaged only 15 percent compared to 35 percent for "Cosby." Hilton Hotels Corp. said Thursday a sluggish economy and a drop in casino gambling revenues caused its third-quarter profit to drop 49 percent. +The market has finally begun to register disquiet over political developments: witness yesterday's 3 per cent drop after China objected to plans for a new container terminal. +One Politburo member was dismissed, three officials were retired and the police minister and minister of war were fired. +The government has rejected all the students' demands, including greater freedom of speech and press, more money for education, disclosure of the incomes of top officials and reassessment of Hu's historical role. +The economy is suffering, but who knows if in the long term he isn't right?" For nearly half this century, two charismatic intellectuals with opposing ideologies have dominated politics in the Dominican Republic. +Australia's constitution was adopted in 1901 when the country, a former British colony, became an independent federation. +Mr. Turner last year bought the Omni hotel and office complex downtown, considered by many to be a white elephant. +The first practical videotape recorder was introduced at the National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters convention in the early '50s, says Video. +It was good to be in a part of the world where Marco Polo's recommendation still meant something, and I set off for Khotan without delay. In the pre-dawn the bus station in Kashgar was a scrum of donkey carts, beggars and passengers dwarfed by baggage. +And the claim could prompt new concerns among Texaco's creditors, said Charles Luce, chairman of the creditors committee in the bankruptcy-law case. +"She said, `I'll pick these children up Thursday,' and then she just walked off," he said. +The source asserted that BankAmerica officials, including Chairman A.W. Clausen, believed they had obtained "at least a moral commitment" for more wider participation after having made several trips to Tokyo since June. +Two of the other "little dragons" _ Taiwan and South Korea _ show promise for furthering what Mushkat calls "the slow and painful process" of democratic change in Asia, which has a long history of authoritarian rule. +Airlines face fines if they bring into a country people who do not have the required visa and travel documents. +On Saturday, there was a frisson of expectation that the First Couple, in the lion's den, might let it all hang out. Enter their inspired coup de video. +However, at least one banker cautioned that delays still are possible as details are worked out. +National is a joint venture of National Intergroup Inc. of Pittsburgh and NKK Corp. of Japan. +And what Carsey and other Hollywood independents want is for the FCC to implement the Financial Interest & Syndication Rules of 1970 _ which prohibit broadcast networks from owning financial interests in their programs _ in the cable industry. +Mr Eisenberg thinks otherwise. +Information technology achieved the second- highest growth with a plus of 20.2 percent. +The charges relate to allegations that Poindexter covered up North's secret resupply network to the Contra rebels in Nicaragua and to allegations that Poindexter lied concerning a November 1985 shipment of Hawk antiaircraft missiles to Iran. +On top of that Taylor Made, a seventeen piece conjunction of 29th Street and Horizon, performed a suite commissioned by the Scottish Art Council. +GSX Land Treatment Inc. had contracted to have the 12,000 tons of sewer sludge disposed of at White Castle, La. +Their food is plentiful, if monotonous. +Corporate Issues IBM's $750 million debenture offering dominated activity in the corporate debt market. +"The uncertainty emanating from the Iraqi Mideast crisis has caused gridlock in the equity marketplace," says Michael Madden, co-head of investment banking at Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. +That moral support was very important." Anderson, who plays on the current tour, has produced all of Yoakam's albums and is gaining a reputation as a producer for other recording artists. +The dead, including a U.S. college student, are believed to be the victims of a cult that performed human sacrifices and mutilations to bring magical protection to drug smuggling. +But Mr. Hurt, under Randa Haines's understated direction, gives this character surprising humanity. +Then have them itemize all the expenses involved. +Consumer prices in the European Community rose 2.6% in March from a year earlier and 0.4% from February, the 12-nation group's statistical service said. +We're all pulling together and trying to get over this disaster." School officials immediately began summoning mental health help Monday from across Arkansas and contacted national crisis and grief experts. +For many residents, there was no end in sight to the struggle for survival. +The indoor activity goes far beyond cannabis seeds planted in flower boxes. +Interest rates "probably are going up some more," said J. Dewey Daane, a Federal Reserve governor from 1963 to 1974 and now a professor of banking at Vanderbilt University's Owen Graduate School of Management. +In early February LyphoMed reported a $5.8 million fourth-quarter loss and a 1988 loss of $21.1 million, vs. a $21 million profit in 1987. +They were staying in the rollicking French Quarter, and Alice and Howard Frazier of Woodmont, Conn., who organized the peace cruise, said they expected a full night of indulgence. +There is nothing in General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade rules - rules soon to be assumed by Gatt's successor organisation, the WTO - that precludes consideration of environmental issues during a multilateral negotiation. +Mrs. Aquino, who has repeatedly refused to allow Marcos to return, said she had not received the letter. +"Let us hope that, in the changing political climate of the 1990s, resources are increasingly allocated to more productive purposes, in industrial countries as well as developing countries," Conable said. +The level of quality and service will be even more important. +It had nowhere else to go. +Britain's Prime Minister Thatcher alone dissented. +One result is the troubling spectacle of personal attacks on a federal judge. +Just when teacher union chief Albert Shanker was starting to sound like a mellowed elder statesman, the old firebrand re-emerged with an attack on school boards and administrators he accuses of impeding reform. +Adds Robert Flaherty, editor of New York's OTC Review, a monthly magazine that tracks over-the-counter stocks, "Generally, the stuff sells on hype up there. +Reagan had sought $4.8 billion. +But his nominee for CIA director, Robert Gates, has endorsed the idea of disclosure. +Instead, the GSA would select two teams, which would split the revenue on a 70-30 basis, and rebid every three years to see who gets the larger share of the business. +Police sometimes outnumber spectators. +Mr. Lipper says his primary contribution to the movie and book was to convince the filmmakers that Wall Street isn't just a giant "casino," and that insider trading is an "aberration." +The commodity has been in a long-term decline since it peaked at $5,467 a metric ton in 1977, the study says. +It gave me a wide canvas on which to paint." After taking a master's degree in poetic drama at Queen's University, Belfast, Parker taught from 1964 at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y., returning home five years later to start his writing career. +Youngsters hover over her pink nightie, little doll and blue comb. +"Indeed, the commission has clearly indicated that it does not intend the policy statement to bind the commission to do anything in any particular proceeding." +Cash payments would be a big increase over the current $180 million in U.S. military and economic aid attached to the bases, but less than half that sought by the Philippines when talks began in April. +The public takes little or no interest in the sexual habits of public figures, whether they are business people, judges or politicians. Demonstrations of personal sexuality are in some ways less controversial in France than the US or the UK. +Mr. Ellis sees "a likely dampening" of Christmas spending, and says department stores, apparel specialty stores and consumer electronics retailers will feel that more. +Nuances are lost in the dramatic chiaroscuro. +Today, the mummified fetus is so popular a tourist attraction that it has its own tiny case. +In Billy Bathgate, scripted by Tom Stoppard from EL Doctorow's novel about mobster Dutch Schultz, director Robert Benton lays on the peeling posters and dingy-floral wallpaper. +Unfortunately, the administration does not seem to recognise that the very same logic applies to the internal purchasing power of the dollar. +The European Commission has said, however, that it intends to issue a directive covering timeshare throughout the EC. The act has been criticised by the Timeshare Council for not going far enough. +The dissidents, saying that Uriarte was imposed on their union by Velazquez' federation, have picketed the plant continuously since the violence. +Her blond hair was cut short and away from her face, permitting a view of the jagged scar which runs from above her left eyebrow down across her cheek. +"We don't want to be the beggars of Europe and of the world," Walesa told the shipyard workers as he endorsed the strike that began Monday. +"There are some political problems that we have that I have discussed very frankly with Mr. Gorbachev, not the least of them the $5 billion a year going down to Cuba," Bush said. +Meador apparently stole more than 10 works from the Quedlinburg treasury. +The machinists believe the deal would leave UAL heavily in debt and could threaten the job security of union members. +The financial services company's 1988 loss was nearly four times the $258 million shortfall for the previous year. +That sparked swift action by the Reagan administration, which continued to recognize Delvalle as the legitimate leader of the country and imposed massive economic sanctions on Panama in an effort to drive Noriega from office. +The placing with institutional investors, valued the group at just over Pounds 19m. +Despite an enormous amount of rhetoric everywhere these days about our trade problem with Japan, only Mr. McGurn's article touches on what I regard as the real essence of the problem: Japanese agriculture. +The Big Board has indicated that it may seek fines against Mr. Joseph and others. +Without the provision, the estate tax would fall to 50% next year. +The stock market suffered a broad setback today, faced with a rise in interest rates and economic uncertainties. +Steven Platt, senior analyst for Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., Chicago, observed that "the strong dollar shook out weak longs in gold and silver." +In American Stock Exchange trading yesterday, Perini Investment shares closed at $15.75, up 87.5 cents. +The first was as secretary of state for the elderly. +The Persian Gulf crisis has given new life to Brazil's program to run its vehicles on pure sugar-cane alcohol instead of gasoline. +"We have to have opposite interests competing in order to find solutions." +It was only a few weeks ago. +This will be, the dissenters said, "to the detriment of the United States' national and international interests." +'The Japanese are very modest people, they appreciate a little more coverage,' explains Cavanaugh. +He acknowledges that Mr. Rifkin, insignificant as he might at first seem to a vast, technology-based economy, has been able to set the agenda for biotechnology. +Dugan's statements were similar to those made privately by some other officials, they went beyond what officials have said even on a not-for-attribution basis. +U.S. automakers were scheduled to make 138,531 cars this week, compared with 138,912 a week ago and 130,416 in the same week in 1989. +The other four-fifths lie below the surface. The criterion is what Hemingway called 'writing truly', for which purpose he said the writer had to have a built in 'shit-detector'. +But oil users aren't the only ones in a bind. +The work won the 1958 Nobel Prize, and is the fourth most popular book among Soviets. +Political analysts attributed Ozal's loss to inflation that rose to 75 percent in 1988, his family's free-spending lifestyle, charges of nepotism and alleged corruption by state officials. +Kaufmann told ADN his own company in Halle, Putnik, and two other German firms had been planning to use the money to start a trading company. +Carson, who is not a member of the guild, said at that time possibilities of reaching an agreement with striking writers had been exhausted. +The news helped to support yesterday's price advance. According to GNI, the fall in Brazilian output will leave consumer stocks at the end of this season 25 per cent below the 1990-91 peak of 19.7m bags. +More generally, every passenger can expect to produce a pound of liquid during a flight, In the unlikely event that a lavatory should fill up, sensors warn the cabin crew, which then shuts the lavatory down. +It argues that the cap at 1986 levels would be sufficient to head off a depletion problem and spur industry to develop adequate substitutes far less threatening to the ozone layer. +As a result, the Asian unit wasn't able to meet production orders, Concord says. +In declaring a moratorium in May on the Gabcikovo-Nagymaros dam project, the Hungarian government expressed concern about potential enviromental damage. +Rafsanjani, leader of the country's so-called pragmatists, is eager to rebuild bridges with the West and is believed to favor abiding by the sanctions. +In Washington, State Department deputy spokesman Richard Boucher said the explosive was thrown as the Americans left a disco. +With exports up only 5% but imports climbing 19%, Korea's trade balance swung into a deficit for the first eight months of this year. +Republican Dan Heath and Democrat Jill Long campaigned at daybreak today, meeting voters in coffee shops in efforts that could prove crucial given an expected turnout of as low as one-third of the district's more than 200,000 voters. +Police and government officials are seeking laws to provide tough punishment for users of firebombs. +A "Today" spokeswoman, Mary Neagoy, attributed part of the "Today" drop to last week's national switch to daylight-saving time. +State police said they found a map and a spiral-bound notebook in which Clopton described killing at least two people, dismembering them and scattering their parts in rural areas of LaRue, Hardin and Nelson counties. +The documentary shows Hilary, then 4, talking to her mother in a therapy session in which the child demonstrates with a doll alleged sex abuse by her father. +But the smaller sum would leave the doctor more after taxes: about $31,000 a year over 20 years, compared with $25,000 a year from the pension plan. +A f40-year-old single woman can find a husband and so can a 52-old single woman. +Israel radio said the army made mass roundups of Palestinians as soon as the territories were closed, arresting 600. +At this hastily called summit Mr. Reagan came within a hairbreadth of winning agreement to a long-held dream of eliminating all nuclear weapons. +The school ran an ad on Aug. 1 addressed to Virgil. "It's awfully hot in my house," it read. "If you'll fix my air conditioning, I'll let you take me to the movies. +The license number was traced to a car owned by Biddings, who was arrested after police searched his apartment. +A role model, to be sure. +Noncompetitive tenders for the five-year notes, available in minimum denominations of $1,000, must be received by noon EST Thursday at the Treasury or at Federal Reserve banks or branches. +The groups' report compiled information from state and federal statistics from 1985 to the present. +Two years ago, author Joseph Wambaugh was intrigued by newspaper accounts about how the murderer of two teen-age girls in England was discovered through a new process of identification called genetic fingerprinting. +At 16, she had become a runaway supporting herself and her drug habit with prostitution. +The qualification relates to the successful completion of a restructuring. +They affect to believe that they are ahead on the technicalities. +But this dispute is just the latest round in a seemingly endless struggle between the two neighbors. +No injuries were reported and the extent of the damage was not immediately known, he said. +The house was responding to the decision by Opec to freeze oil production, rather than increase it as had been feared. +He has lived 400 miles apart from his wife and four children for almost 15 years. +It's more appropriate for hailing a taxi three blocks away in rush-hour traffic, or overcoming the hellish racket at a rock concert. +A Virgin Atlantic airline jumbo jet left London's Gatwick Airport today for Baghdad to rescue sick and elderly Britons, airline officials said. +The case exposed deep racial divisions in Washington, two-thirds of whose residents are black. +Longtime law enforcment officials said they had never seen anything like it. +One reason is the growth of so-called premium imported lagers, sometimes called 'designer' beers, to the annoyance of the trade. +"Consumers just aren't spending, and the month of December is obviously a very crucial month for the company," said Michael M. Via, an analyst at Anderson & Strudwick in Richmond, Va. +The corps, in a statement, refused to say the AH-1T Cobra gunship flown by Capt. +Also, they set up a working group to consider a new trade agreement "on a preliminary basis," Mosbacher said. +By all accounts, his next literary offering will be a form guide to Australian racing - a penchant of Mr Hawke's which rivals Mr Keating's enthusiasm for clocks. +Stress or injury from Hurricane Hugo probably contributed to the death of the sole male red wolf in a wildlife refuge, but four pups of the endangered species appear healthy, the refuge manager said. +Rather, it appears to have thickened with each downward lurch of the Dow. +They lack the homeland unity of Greek-Americans behind Mr. Dukakis. +Experts say tritium gas can be used to enhance the effectiveness of an atomic bomb. +The conservative bishops were particularly concerned that the bishops conference's 50-member board had made the condom recommendation without a full vote of the conference's 380 members. +Revenue in the quarter fell to $2.1 million from $2.6 million. +The army, which rose against Ceausescu on Friday, was joined by amateur revolutionaries suddenly at war after decades of repression. +In February, British Airways gave its fleet of Concorde jets a clean bill of health after safety checks following the discovery of small cracks in the roof structure of one plane. +"We have what you might call a new type of Republican triad today: waste, duplication and fraud," he said. +But the partnership industry hopes the NASD will be satisfied that the Liquidity Fund case gets its point across. +In Tilat Al-Haritiya village near Ramallah, children gathered on the streets Tuesday night singing nationalist songs and draping displaying photographs of PLO chief Yasser Arafat across electricity poles. +Burns, author of the best-selling novel "Gracie: A Love Story," about his late wife Gracie Allen, planned to formally announce the gift to reporters later in the day. +The head priest's predecessor and four other Sikh high priests, who were jailed during the operation, remain in custody. +American Centennial says in its complaint that Mr. Ambriano and its own manager, Mr. Kraeutler, suckered it into the Aegis business by providing a false history of the utilities' past claims. +"We felt (GM's) response was very positive," says Edward Hales, chairman of the Wisconsin Board, referring to that meeting. +Carnation, a unit of Nestle S.A. of Switzerland, said in January that its can division was up for sale. +Bond underwriters, including some of the largest brokerage houses on Wall Street, also were "in a position to discover inadequacies" in the disclosures, the report said. +For his wife, adjusting to life as the head of her household is frightening. +Mr. Waters has basked in Shearson's recent successes, which he attributed to years of aggressively searching out new business. +Are there homeless people in your community? +"In real life, we act according to the cue. +She claimed Lynch controlled her by injecting her with overdoses of a prescription pain-killer she needed for a back ailment. +Early Christians built a cathedral on the Roman foundations, and elements of both remain in in the richly decorated Omayyed mosque, Islam's oldest surviving monumental mosque. +He is here in this book. +Aoun controls the enclave with some 20,000 soldiers still loyal to him. +And for the first four years of the 1980s, the industry had losses of about $1.4 billion. +Of the seven members, two have indicated opposition; a third has expressed some reservations. +But PCR is opening even more windows in diagnostic medicine, where its ability to pinpoint genes much more adeptly and quickly than other methods has aided researchers in identifying the bacteria, viruses and mutant genes that cause disease. +"Barring any bad news, we'd expect our rally to continue for the next few days," said Richard Harris, director of equity risk management for Morgan Grenfell Securities Ltd. +And the department is also pursuing some civil allegations. +It was meant to give his people spiritual strength and guidance. +Given London equities' reaction so far to rising rates, it is hard to imagine them staging a rally. While the equity markets had enough broad-based concerns as it was this past week, five leading stocks added some specific headaches. +Its stubborn refusal to reveal the state of its balance sheet yesterday - hardly the standard of disclosure one might expect from a large institutional investor -suggests an unusual degree of sensitivity. +He called for unity, saying: 'Our campaign will continue right up to the next general election.' In some areas, including Merseyside, Bradford and Lincoln, as many as 90 per cent of civil servants were reported to be on strike. +Has the push to add women to corporate boards of directors eased? +In other commodity markets: ENERGY: Crude oil futures prices settled lower in a day of lackluster activity. +Police were called and as they were questioning Shaw, the family's van drove past the house, he said. +Ms. Renk says retailers nixed a promotion for pins with animal motifs. +BOC is shedding the electrode and other assets to concentrate on its gas and health-care operations. +"It's not clear to me that this approach will provide sufficient deterrence, nor is it apparent that it responds adequately to clients, since it provides no direct remedies to them," says Deborah Rhode, a professor of legal ethics at Stanford Law School. +But Sen. Don Riegle, D-Mich. and the Senate Banking Committee chairman, said $4.61 billion in taxpayer costs could be saved if the Treasury borrowed the money directly rather than through a "side door mechanism" to keep if off the federal budget. +Excluding Smiths and Walkers and onetime items in both years, sales and operating profit would have each risen 12 percent. +Perhaps it was the pressures of Finnish history, or the manic phase the short summer season brings on. +The foreign reseachers had studies confirming and adding to Dr. Summers' results. +The six-month mediation adjourned briefly Wednesday after joint sessions, then resumed later in the week in separate sessions, with Mr. Bickford shuttling back and forth in Miami between the two parties. +With the September 20 Maastricht referendum still a week away, it would have been difficult to fend off speculative attacks against the franc. The speculation against the ERM in September was unprecedented. +If a crunch develops, it will not be the EIB that is crowded out of the market. +A Sumitomo spokesman said the company's talks with Northrop related to "the broader scope of transportation," and not specifically to the Los Angeles project. +Other participants could foresee the impact of the sell orders, placed well in advance of the close, resulting in a last-minute sell-off by the broader market, one domestic broker said. +"I detest drugs," Rodriguez said. "I swear as a Catholic and as a family man, I swear on my children, I have no connections with drugs," Rodriguez told The Associated Press. +Two strong earthquakes struck the southwest Pacific today, causing minor damage to buildings on the North Island of New Zealand and rattling the Vanuatu Islands, officials said. +Forecasters have also downgraded their projections for Lloyds Bank PLC, National Westminster Bank PLC and Midland Bank PLC. +For example, 89 percent of employers rated their older workers as excellent or very good in commitment to quality. +Iran and Iraq blamed each other Monday for the deadlock in peace talks that began after the Aug. 20 cease-fire that halted their 8-year-old war. +Justice Department spokesman Loye Miller declined comment Thursday on Pindling's accusations, contained in a letter the Bahamian government said was delivered to U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh. +The pilot noticed vibrations in the wheel when the jet took off in Denver, and alerted officials at O'Hare, Stack said. +Predictably, however, parents who were shown earlier segments of the show didn't much like it. +If approved, Philips would merge with a unit of Merrill Lynch Capital Partners Inc. +Four years later he was arrested, and he has been imprisoned ever since. +A rival initiative backed by the business community and most legislators would allow corporations time to negotiate. +Colgate-Palmolive argued that California's unitary tax system, which bases a company's tax on world-wide earnings, violates a constitutional provision that gives Congress sole right to regulate foreign commerce. +The 10 best-performing stocks on the Big Board include three companies that have filed for court protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code. +Workers at Guran Concrete & Supply Co. found 450 sticks of dynamite after prying off the lid of a container in a warehouse, said fire Capt. +The Reagan administration said the lower court rulings could "significantly hamper" the government's handling off mass demonstrations in the nation's capital. +Twenty-five years ago, regional sounds like Memphis rhythm-and-blues and Motown found national niches, according to Ms. Ronstadt. +Although a two-year U.S. Customs undercover sting operation was based in Tampa, no local employees were named in the indictments. Hancock said the branch continues normal operations. +The retailer also said Monday it will slash 200 jobs at its corporate headquarters in Rocky Hill. +North, Poindexter and two others were indicted by a federal grand jury Wednesday on charges they conspired to divert Iranian arms sales profits to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels. +And for the second year in a row, Kraft General Foods is targeting black audiences with its Kool-Aid brand "Family Reunion Sweepstakes," which carries a grand prize of $20,000 toward reunion expenses. +An operator gets billing information and then sends the call over a line the AOS leases from one of the long-distance carriers, like AT&T or MCI Communications Corp. +The unit had net income of $14.8 million for the 12 months ended June 30. +Koppel did not return several telephone calls to his Washington office, the Times said. +But the more serious journalists quickly homed in on the real message. +Her organization has been critical of the INS and immigration laws, saying they don't address the social problems that make people desperate enough to try illegal entry into the United States. +He planned a relaxed weekend, but planned to join the congressional delegation traveling to Miami on Sunday for a memorial service honoring Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla., who died this week. +Research may provide more clues to the causes of obesity, but one fact doesn't change: To lose weight and keep it off, you must develop healthy eating and exercise habits for good, the experts say. +Mr Len Murray's Trades Union Congress enjoyed direct access to the corridors of power. Now, 13 years after the winter of discontent, few members of today's TUC General Council would be recognised on a Clapham omnibus. +And we're going to win with the help of Sen. Dan Quayle of Indiana _ a young leader who has become a forceful voice in preparing America's workers for the labor force of the future. +We've known that for years. +It's especially well suited for little-by-little investors who don't see much chance of inheriting wealth or staging their own personal corporate takeovers any time soon. +Some plants, like the cabbage family, need to be moved around from year to year to prevent disease. +That leaves plenty of room for the squabbles. +Schedule D: Capital gains and losses. +Another vehicle, driven by Hal Muskat of San Francisco, was detained about noon. +NATO defense ministers Thursday urged U.S. allies to boost defense spending, upgrade military equipment and play a greater role in maintaining a strong Western alliance. +Instead, said Brent Scowcroft, the national security adviser to President Bush, "What it tells Saddam Hussein is that after the 15th - he'd better get moving now - after the 15th of January, he is at risk. +Police used whips and dogs to disperse hundreds of blacks, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, during mass protests Saturday at two whites-only beaches. +WPP's strategy is similar to that of Saatchi & Saatchi PLC, a British concern that became the world's largest ad agency last year through an aggressive acquisition policy in the U.S. +American manufacturing was bolstered by strong demand for exports in the past two years as the decline in the value of the dollar against foreign currencies made U.S. products more competitive in the international marketplace. +Besides, he says, "there isn't a whole lot going on in the real estate business anyway." Duff & Phelps said it initially expects to be most active in rating commercial paper, which until now has been rated by only one agency in Mexico City. +Where would they spend the night? +His audience roared with delight at this zinger, which had so much flattery in it. +During World War II Penny flew 30 B-17 bombing missions over France, Holland and Germany. +Its share of the independent television network's advertising revenue increased to 15.32 per cent (15.21 per cent), while overall network revenue fell by 1.6 per cent. +The value of all these Argentine imports last year was $143.6 million, according to the Commerce Department. +He got the information within 24 hours. +The plane was far off course over the Soviet island of Sakhalin north of Japan when it was shot down. +This was Mr Bush, writing to Mr Clinton in 1989 to thank him for his help in developing the National Education Goals that subsequently formed the foundation of Mr Bush's America 2000 education initiative. +Francisco Claver, national director of NASSA, said that the organization had not been dissolved, that what the Catholic bishops of the Philippines had done was to place it directly under their control by withdrawing its status as an autonomous foundation. +If all the lucky arrows are sold, at 800 and 2,000 yen ($6 and $16) each, the Shinto shrine will take in over $2 million. +That took a year and another $1 billion. +Raymond Scales, a high school counselor at the game, said it took him only a half-hour to sell 25 T-shirts that read "I survived Miami 1989. +Ms. Zellers also wrote the text for a 36-page ad insert promoting the Caribbean that ran in the same month's New Yorker. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Battle Mountain shares closed at $37.625, up $1.125. +In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Shamrock said it holds 88,800 Holly Sugar common shares, including 12,100 shares purchased from Feb. 10 through last Wednesday at $105 each. +But Jackson rode strong urban support into a surprising second place and 14 delegates. +A treasury secretary who seems nonchalant about a falling dollar gives markets every right to worry. +The comparable figure for the four big UK banks in 1992 was 2 per cent. +The judge ordered an examination of Nosair by a private doctor after Warren disputed a Bellevue report that his client could return to the jail's general population. +Everyone has suddenly become very concerned about helping parents of young children, parents like me, "cope" with the incident. +"It's unclear in that we are not sure what form the report will take. +Most of Mr. Rey's equity holdings were locked into pledges against bank loans. +Moslem guerrillas reported heavy fighting near the Soviet border in northern Afghanistan and said they shot down three aircraft. +Through the discount facility, the Bundesbank provides domestic banks with liquidity at the lowest rate it has to offer. +But Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati on the same day left open the possibility. +Mr. Strauss-Kahn, and Mr. Fauroux before him, publicly have urged Bull to find a European partner. +Blum was arrested in a dispute with police at Riverfront Stadium immediately after the Cincinnati Reds' 5-4 victory over the Oakland Athletics. +Among them is a patented line of drill bits called "Bullet," which the company hopes will have the same impact as its popular "Piranha" line of circular saw blades. +Their report is due early next month. +He was not wearing a helmet and has actively campaigned against proposals to make helmets for motorcycle riders mandatory. +They expressed relief that the ethics panel has set aside three of the original six charges against the speaker. +Federal officials knew that workers at the Nevada Test Site were exposed to dangerous levels of radiation from nuclear bomb blasts in the 1950s and '60s, according to government records cited by The New York Times. +The two women have been agitating for Ershad's ouster since he took power, but their political differences thwarted any lasting campaign. +"Our friends in Europe consider that an unrealistic objective, but we fail to comprehend why that should be construed as such," Yeutter told a news conference. +During the ceremony, Mayor Eugene Sawyer and Police Superintendent LeRoy Martin awarded Jaglowski the Police Department's Blue Star Award for wounds suffered in the line of duty. +Since the turn of the century there have been 13 coups; with nine governments between 1978 and 1982. +Khieu Samphan approved this Monday, the radio said. +The title of his first novel seems protold him of his gloomy forecast, Price recalls. +"At a time when so many negative things are being said about people in public life, it is important to remind people, especially young people, that public service can be a noble cause," the letter read. +The announcement came after the close of trading on Thursday. +This is because Securitas intends to distribute its 45 per cent stake to shareholders in what is effectively a demerger. Securitas said its net debt would fall to nil from SKr400m giving it a strong financial base from which to expand. +No matter who is right, the similarities in the Taiwan and Maui cases call into doubt an assumption many air travelers make about safety: that the system learns from the investigation of past disasters. +Operating profit fell 45% to #113.5 million from #207.4 million. +But in recent months, more and more have been observed in flight and pictures of the black, delta-winged craft have appeared in magazines and technical journals. +But the final resolution thanked the local Citizens Committees, which helped Solidarity to its overwhelming election victory, and said they should help prepare for free municipal elections, a Solidarity goal. +The competition is expected to continue. +The path toward the president's vision is a staircase. +When Mrs. Kawaguchi told the company that her health would not allow her to keep her job and care for her three children alone, it replied that family circumstances were irrelevant, she said. +Pernod-Ricard has offered 285 million Irish punts, or around $428 million, for Irish Distillers. +The report did not name the hostages or their relatives. +When she was named to head Social Security by President Reagan in 1986, she became the first woman to head the agency. +Richard Secord, who North had enlisted to secretly run arms to the Contra rebels in Nicaragua. +As inflation seemed to moderate, the central bank permitted short-term rates to ease during the second half of 1989. +Mr Jean-Rene Fourtou, Rhone-Poulenc's chairman, is well placed to ensure Rhone-Poulenc, which needs fresh capital, benefits. +One monitored human rights and other social issues; the other was responsible for watching the U.N.'s progress on reform and budget-cutting. +A case can be made that the stereotypes have been overdrawn. +"Sentimentalism" is a frequent retort in what promises to be a deeper and wider debate, but "sentimentalism" is often a contemptuous term for concern. +Company lawyers say that they weren't legally bound to offer the longhouses anything since they have a valid concession from the state. +Currently, about 1,400 people are employed at Scott headquarters, most of them in administrative or research and development jobs. +The Michigan teen-agers are too young to face federal charges but could be charged under state juvenile laws. +Mr. Pampel succeeds Jerome J. Meyer, who will return to Honeywell as president of its industrial automation and control business, a new position. +I said, `Look, we'll put the account over with my son, but basically I'll manage it for you.'" +She said Klorin and Cotelle will continue to be marketed under separate brand names in Europe. +The discovery of the man's body "put a damper on my day," Binienda said Wednesday. "Everything had been going so nicely. +Offshore; good general demand with brighter teas fully firm and often dearer, but plain descriptions attracted limited enquiry. +Mr. Chandler's appointment, if approved, would increase board membership to eight. +But the FDA's letter to P&G says the product is a new drug, regardless of specific claims about the product. +He said the cause was being investigated. +Expanding on an earlier campaign pledge, Bush also said he would seek to persuade the Soviet Union and China to join industrial nations of the West in forging new restrictions on the sale of missiles capable of carrying chemical weapons. +House and Senate negotiators completed work on key sections of a $151 billion highway and transit measure promoted as a way to create new jobs. +"This market is trading sideways," said one trader. +It's just a tradition, he said. "And you should see what some of them wear underneath their robes to express their individuality." "Some lawyers think they look good, others think I am out of my gourd," McGuane said. +"It would please me if we have a bill that the president would sign." +If they couldn't get him, they'd take Pavarotti. +The escalating battle for Federated Department Stores nudged its shares 1/2 higher to 69 3/4. +The site, with its distinctive earthen mounds built for Indian ceremonies, is the largest archaelogical site in the country. +The capital and energy intensive Komag plant consumes about 5 per cent of the island's power and is badly hit by the regular power cuts. +Stock prices retreated but recovered somewhat later in the day. +A Majorca police spokesman, who would not give his name in keeping with Spanish custom, said it was expected the U.S. request for extradition would be made and acted upon within the legal limit of 80 days. +Western military analysts said the setbacks have jolted the Tehran leadership at a time of mounting economic woes and a power struggle between radicals who want a state-run economy and conservatives who support a capitalist-style system. +The value of rural exports is forecast to increase 8% in the current year to A$15.20 billion from the year-earlier A$14.03 billion, which was up 15% from A$12.16 billion in fiscal 1987. +Roy Ayliffe, general manager of the materials division of the Post Office, is to spend a year's secondment with Partnership Sourcing, the joint DTI/CBI initiative set up to promote long-term relationships between purchasers and suppliers. +However, a final agreement on the plan, which would suspend some payments on bank loans in return for equity in some of Trump's properties, still had not been reached. +An operator for the San Francisco AIDS Foundation described the more hopeful environment: "Previously, people might say, `Why be tested? +Toronto is Canada's major financial center. +Dole and his campaign aides are likely to produce polls, charts, graphs, senators, and an academician or two to explain why Bush can't possibly win the presidential race in the fall. +On the first day, troops in riot gear moved through the hilly streets of Ramallah and neighboring El Bireh, forcing shops to close. +Kathie Huff, a respondent in the Journal survey from Spokane, Wash., says her husband is adamant about eating only Hunt's ketchup. +Democrats said more Republicans may oppose the measure rather than accept the racial provision. +"We do have inventory," said Mr. Gerstein. +It occurred after the April 5 arrest of Juan Ramon Matta, a Honduran suspected of drug trafficking, who was arrested in a pre-dawn raid at his Tegucigalpa home and deported to the United States via the Dominican Republic. +The TTL treats license rights in technology as a sale of the technology itself, so that rights to use the technology without compensation persist even after the license has ended. +William Pye's water-sculpture, 'Plateau', is a fascinating piece. +But mostly it is gone, sold over the winter as prices edged upward and the weak dollar encouraged exports. +The police spokesman, who cannot be named under standing rules, said about 1,000 Amal fighters were attacking in a pincer movement. +The army said the men were soldiers and again did not mention disguises. +Rust said lightning can interfere with the signals sometimes, though most data gets through. +Further, it said, Mr. Asher was a sophisticated investor who should have realized what was happening in the account. +Communications Minister Gad Yacobi of the Labor Party said, also on Israel radio, that Israel should be responsive to the U.S. offer. +Paul Brountas, a law school classmate and close friend of the governor, is expected to head the search effort. +Thank you for showing us that a little bit of humility, transparency and vulnerability in the workplace will go a long way. +Some large banking organizations, including Citicorp, BankAmerica Corp. and NCNB Corp., could benefit immediately if Congress adopts the branching provisions. +"There are many situations where a non-alcohol malt beverage might be preferred, such as during business lunches or while participating in athletic events," said Bob Merz, group brand director for O'Doul's Non-Alcoholic Brew. +Nokia said sales of digital cellular telephones took off in 1993 and were expected to continue to grow rapidly, but it said demand for the older technology analog systems remained strong. +"We agreed that when we watched the speech, we would drink a toast to Gorbachev's health." The disapproval of the Russian government goes deeper than nostalgia and sentimentality. +A value above 50 indicates a majority of the bank examiners believed real estate values were improving rather than declining; a value below 50 indicates the opposite. +U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton R. Lifland on Wednesday approved in principle Trump's agreement to buy the shuttle after rival suitor America West Airlines withdrew a $415 million offer. +The deal isn't struck yet. +A defector says China's Communist Party planned to browbeat about 100 exchange students in the United States considered "ringleaders" in criticizing the Beijing government, The Washington Post reported in today's editions. +The firm's investment experts "buy large blocks of stock when they decide to go for something," she said. +He was a member of Parliament from 1957 to 1980 and minister for German exiles in 1965-66. +Castillo said Albany County Court Judge Joseph Harris refused to marry the couple, but delayed sentencing to give the lawyer a chance to find a judge who would perform the ceremony. +However, the United States may only use those assets that are not property of American residents," he wrote in his order. +What we have achieved so far was because of internal actions and lower interest rates.' Mr Bernt Lofs, head of MoDo, agreed that the industry continued to suffer from weak demand, low prices and overcapacity in western Europe. +Initial reports had said the army commander, Maj. Gen. +As the co-owner of eight HQ centers in New York and California, Joseph Kaidanow accounts for about a sixth of the chain's $80 million in projected 1991 revenue. +Let's do our homework now, so we don't flunk later. +We do not want to develop new products. +Studying roadside trash is a good way to see the United States, Syrek said. +Judge Williams also conceded that insider trading, misuse of information and price manipulation indeed disrupted FMC's recapitalization and increased the company's debt expenses. +The last would include index-linked gilts, overseas bonds and liquid deposits. Investors with portfolios constructed on these lines have had a rather dull 1994 so far, with a negative return of about 8 per cent in the first six months. +On Jan. 22, the government banned television and radio news broadcasting that it had not authorized. +The debt currently is rated double-A. +The Bank of Italy on Friday failed to resuscitate the lira despite a 1.75 percentage point increase in interest rates. +GHB is illegal for use in the United States, except in government-sanctioned research, said Dr. Steven Auerbach, a medical epidemiologist at the CDC's Center for Environmental Health and Injury Control. +Shortly before Kemner vs. +They criticized Mongolia's economic relations with the Soviet Union, alleging that Premier Dumaagiyn Sodnom, who just concluded a six-day visit to Japan, is responsible for unfavorable economic agreements with the Soviet Union. +The farmer who found the camera turned it over to Michigan State Police, who developed the film and sent a copy to Chicago police. +Staff reductions continued this year and as of this week there were 66 U.S. government employees in Mogadishu. +He added, "Although budget constraints and the desire for stability in the tax laws will preclude a wholesale rewrite of the new law, it is my hope that some fair and reasonable changes can be made." +The payroll and unemployment data from the US received a somewhat muffled response from the UK stock market yesterday. +Several independent studies published of late have produced conflicting findings. +"The good thing about rheumatology," says Mr. Dequeker, "is that you can make a diagnosis just by looking at the patient. +Organizers said today's stayaway also was meant to express opposition to the government in the nearby black homeland of Bophuthatswana. +Associated and Graphic Scanning are among the largest former partners of the systems. +He managed to leave Austria (with his family) in 1938, worked in Hollywood and New York, and only returned to Vienna in 1955. +The cash holdings of stock funds dropped to 8.6% of assets in July, from 9% in June. +Some of the songs protested her country's white minority regime: The songs were a way she and others could demonstrate their defiance in school and church choruses. +He conceded: "It's kind of strange that I'm here on Dodger Day." Marching bands also participated in the Dodger Day ceremony, featured on five Los Angeles television stations. +The CIA let North Korean agents smuggle high-performance Hughes helicopters out of the United States and withheld the information from law enforcement officials for nearly a year, according to an NBC News report. +Ryan was barred in July 1985 from attending Western Middle School near Kokomo because of fear that he could spread AIDS to other students. +"She's everyone's Auntie Rose," said state Rep. Cindy Resnick, and there's proof in the way children come up without prompting to hug the tall woman with the white beehive hairdo. +The auto and parts makers firmed partly on optimism about a U.S. recovery. +But Shearson expanded more rapidly than any firm during the go-go 1980s, making its current retrenchment more painful and more costly than any other firm's. +WHEN IT comes to bedlinen I take the unfashionable view that it is hard to beat white. +National Steel & Shipbuilding Co., a unit of Morrison-Knudsen Corp., won a $290.1 million Navy contract to build a combat-support ship. +Mortensen said that while he and other doctors will spend months reviewing the case before making a final assessment, early indications are that the IVOX worked well. +Even the most ardent French conservative could scarcely deny that Mr Edouard Balladur's cabinet is, well, somewhat staid. +"A very difficult period has passed without major social upheavals," he said. +A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp. of America, Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., First Executive Corp. and others, charging them with artificially inflating Imperial's stock price to protect certain major investors. +The resistance coalition has been battling the government Vietnam installed in Phnom Penh after it invaded in late 1978 and toppled the Khmer Rouge. +The accident occurred when a quartz window in a bell jar containing tritium shattered. +Regan and Casey, then contacted Mr. Nir, who had provided help to Vice President Bush's task force on terrorism. +That led to legislation separating commercial and investment banking and establishing federal deposit insurance. +The next hurdle is the full House. +What might she have done?" +He's suggested that non-smokers give dirty looks to people smoking where they shouldn't. +He has been chairman of the bicentennial commission since retiring from the Supreme Court in 1986. +Last week, Saatchi's largest shareholder, Southeastern Asset Management, said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring. +"It was a joke that went too far, but it did lighten up the day," he said. +The commission said it will continue to review swaps that do not meet its criteria on a case-by-case basis. +Mr. Nobrega said Brazil could only afford to cover "part of it. +During the ages, Tisha Be-Av had become a symbol of misfortune and persecution that befell the Jewish people. +Patrick Broderick of Montreal drove his 1977 Corvette to the Wildflower Restaurant to dine with a friend Monday night. +The Rochester Institute of Technology assistant professor believes skunk works may keep team members from the type of interaction necessary for success. +"Just seeing the convoys terrified me," said a People's University sophomore. +But he has shown political skill, which some say he honed during his years as a university rector in a country where universities are highly politicized. +Every day," she said. +The traveling CLUE contest began in Chicago Tuesday when the contestant-detectives investigated the "murder" of a Mr. Boddy at Union Station. +But JAL has been flying abroad for decades and is much better known internationally. On overseas routes, "our ability to attract non-Japanese traffic is quite inferior to JAL's," Mr. Yoshikawa says. +Rather than pursue the Rainbow Coalition, the Dukakis campaign seems prepared to target the "Reagan Democrats." +In the end, the same people will be in charge. +Derr said the newspaper will have expanded sports and financial sections. +Those prices stamped to the car window, confusing to begin with, meant even less now because cars weren't selling for those prices. +But the bomb exploded when Moody's then-wife, Hazel, opened the package. +In 1987, under the 10 percent tariff, Mexico imported only $650,000 in U.S. hogs. +No jumbo jets, though. +The suggestion is "bizarre and offensive," Roger R. Smith, Live's acting president, said on Monday. +Philip Lieberman, professor of cognitive and linguistic sciences at Brown University, agreed with some of Deacon's argument. +Dr. Arthur Fleming, chief of trauma and surgery at King-Drew, proposed the facility as an Army training site to boost manpower at the overburdened trauma unit. +Shawmut's capital exceeds minimum regulatory requirements, and its management maintains that the bank has a solid future. +In the elections, to be held sometime before the end of next year, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's People's Action Party is overwhelmingly favored to retain control. +"None of us had been aware that the book contained racial discrimination until it was pointed out," said the official, on condition of anonymity. +Excluding the volatile food and energy components, October's so-called core producer price index rose 0.5%. +Like many other designers, Tarlazzi loved the lingerie look. +Then I've got them." Wells is attending New York's Empire Farm Days in Seneca Falls to find buyers and distributors in the United States for his "Shoes for Moos." +The Supreme Court today refused to revive some allegations previously raised in former Massachusetts Gov. Edward J. King's $3.6 million libel lawsuit against the Boston Globe. +"They know they cannot win in a war against America." +The blaze, called the Cotton Fire, began Thursday in the Riverside campground on the north fork of the Tuolumne River. +"Their concerns are really unjustified. +Her injuries required her to be hospitalized for most of two years. +"We're a big fish in a small pond," he said. +On the current court, only Justice Scalia has any solid professional expertise in economic issues. +Like leather, I give just enough, but not too much." +Third, to insist that these standards be fair and reasonable. +Participants also condemned campus traditions such as panty raids. +More than 20 percent of Iowa swine herds are infected with pseudorabies and nearly 47 percent of the nation's infected herds are located in Iowa, said Harkin. +"There are some areas in which we would all like to spend more, but we cannot until we get our fiscal house in order and bring the deficit down," Bush said. +Police Chief John Scagno said Wednesday officers are investigating the discovery of a look-alike bomb on Jay J. Armes' desk Tuesday evening. +That's nearly identical to the $18 billion first-year tax rise in last year's federal package. +"An IRS matching program for businesses is going to be a lot more difficult for the IRS to utilize than information reporting for individuals," says Henry Ruempler, director of tax and accounting issues for the American Bankers Association. +In the Gaza Strip, small disturbances were reported following noon prayers in several areas. +A chunky, loquacious man who lives in a brick home on four acres in this isolated town near the Burro Mountains, Mr. Hatfield loves bargains. +Traditionally these markets have operated very restrictive policies against direct vehicle imports from Japan. +Private initiative and investment should be limited to small corporations or proprietorships. . . . +If the government's approach to monetary control is as wishy-washy as this, how seriously can we take the target for underlying inflation? +Both countries later expelled diplomats. +It urged those in the country to leave as soon as possible. +"The rumors are really all over the map," he said. +Nor did the Germans I asked, but then in the FAZ it is normal to kick off with a complex reference to Bismarck. +Brokers had been seeking lines to the Fed since the 1970s, according to Joe Roderick, vice president at Noonan Astley. +Moody's also downgraded the long-term deposit obligation of AmeriTrust's lead bank, AmeriTrust Co., to double-A-3 from double-A-1. +The stealth version of the cruise missile is supposed to be even more impervious to detection, while also offering greater range. +Japan's official reserves, increasing for the 25th consecutive month and setting a record for the 20th consecutive month, rose $1.93 billion in January from December, to $83.41 billion, the Finance Ministry said. +The direction is by Gerard Murphy. +Kidder, Peabody & Co. is the managing underwriter for the offering. +The Alaska mayors apparently won no new promises of action from the administration. +In the past 200 years the influence of intellectuals has grown steadily. +Then again, Academy voters might finally recognize comedy and reward Robin Williams for "Good Morning, Vietnam." +In Tokyo, where the trading day begins, the dollar fell 0.43 yen to a closing 135.60 yen. +Officials of the Association of European Airlines, however, said such plans will lead to higher costs and debilitate European airlines in their competition with American and Asian carriers. +De Klerk has preached conciliation with the black majority since he was elected in August. +Patrol boats shadowed a Soviet spy ship as it passed through the Korea Straits, South Korea's navy said Saturday. +The suite includes offices for Reagan, Mrs. Reagan, the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation, the Secret Service, and an aide. +And such opinions are protected by the First Amendment. +Dr. Brenda Gurule said it should survive. +The lawsuit was filed by Thomas Rattigan, a former Commodore chief executive officer who sued for breach of contract after he was ousted by the company's chairman in 1987. +The court, without comment, let stand a ruling that upheld the black man's promotion to help achieve better racial balance within the fire department. +This measure has long been urged by Third World governments but opposed by the United States on grounds that it would encourage inflation. +The choice was greeted with cheers. +Police Commissioner Yaacov Terner said: "They burned the police station. +It isn't tied down or anything," Bill Gibson, 58, said as he hauled away a 12-foot-long branch that had fallen from a tree next to his undamaged trailer house in Venice, near the mouth of the Mississippi River. +Two robbers fled with a jar of coins collected for Easter Seals, police said. +He is currently a member of the Consultative Committee to the European Court, member of the Committee of Management of the Institute of Psychiatry and a trustee of Pro Corda, the national association for young string players. +While stopping short of forming a coalition, the groups said they will cooperate as "representatives of public initiatives not tainted by the political legacy of the past," the official CTK news agency said Wednesday. +Last month, Lorimar agreed to sell Bozell to the agency's management for a total of $143.2 million in current and future payments. +Ranks Hovis said it would offer stock valued at 3.07 Australian dollars per share for Goodman Fielder. +Hastings had not sought dismissal of still another charge, that he disclosed information obtained from a federal wiretap and thus torpedoed a federal investigation of Miami-area corruption. +"It's interesting that it should be happening now just as we're finishing the Hazelwood trial," Chalos said. "They waited this long, why couldn't they wait two weeks longer?" +Proctor first started shooting at a woman in a first floor apartment, and police believe the gun misfired, allowing the woman time to run into the bathroom. +Given the fact that some banks already have sold some of Brazil's debt in the secondary market at a discount, Mr. Bresser Pereira is no doubt correct in assuming that the market is ready for some form of compromise. +A Leipzig worker tells how he got caught in the Dresden train station on the bloody night of Oct. 3-4 and saw riot police beating back thousands trying to get aboard trains carrying East Germans to the West. +Experts estimate that emeralds worth at least another Dollars 150m are smuggled out of the country each year. +In the middle of the 1980s there were some 300, according to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR). +The IRS will play a larger role in that activity. +Craig Fuller, co-chairman of Bush's transition team, said on the CNN program that Bush has the advantage, when compared to Reagan, of his long year in Washington including two terms in the House. +First Boston Corp. and Solomon Equities Inc. have agreed to sell a Manhattan office building they own to Kato Chemical Corp. of Japan for about $300 million, real estate industry sources said. +The bonuses were determined last year and were part of running the firm's business, the Times quoted Anreder as saying. +They may well have a hidden agenda; if so, there'll be pitfalls that need investigating. Nor is it enough just to identify the motives and perspectives of the clusters of allied and opposing interests. +The letter served a pro-choice end by helping to defeat a parental-consent bill. +Officials of N W Ayer, Hill Holliday, and Riney all acknowledged they had been contacted by Saturn this week, but declined to elaborate. +"Both bucks and does grunt softly under a variety of circumstances. +"Every year we have the same thing," Condlin said. +More than a 1,000 people rallied outside the Chinese consulate in San Francisco. +After a six-month confrontation, a truce was signed in 1966 which was afterwards called the Luxembourg Compromise, even though there had been no compromise on anything. +Hollinger didn't disclose terms of its latest acquisitions and a spokesman wasn't available. +Consumer products sales rose 11%. +Landers mentioned the book last week in her daily syndicated column. +At the end of the first year the coupon will be re-calculated with reference to five-year D-Mark swap rates. Morgan Stanley said the notes were similar in structure to reverse floating-rate notes, except the coupon was only re-set once during their life. +"I had never been to America before _ just New York and L.A.," said the actor, who spent extensive time in the Midwest while filming "Kansas" and "Fresh Horses." Neither film was a box-office hit for McCarthy, who has appeared in "St. +In the subsequent racial violence, one person was killed, 11 were wounded by gunfire and 13 buildings were burned down. +With that, Deidre draws the gun from her right side, aims at the chest of Kevin Ramsey and fires three times into the chest. +Back home, Mr. Gault ticks off his achievements at Goodyear: elevated morale, the repayment of $1 billion in debt last year and the doubling of Goodyear's stock price since June, when he was lured out of retirement to head the troubled tire maker. +On National Nude Weekend in mid-July, Kearney may lead a bare-bottomed sailboat regatta down the Potomac River to challenge federal, state and local anti-nudity regulations. +The United Arab Emirates declared a 50-square-mile strip near the port of Fujairah, a staging area for convoys preparing to enter the Persian Gulf, off-limits following the discovery. +Hamid El Miloudi, 46, of Chattanooga, Tenn., until recently had been one of the Americans who had sought refuge at the besieged U.S. Embassy in Kuwait. +Dunton, 65, is a general contractor in Annapolis, where the Naval Academy is located. +Warner's Looney Tunes join a growing list of cartoon icons who are selling out. +They kept the butt in their office. +Seville's temperatures in those months will be anything between 36 deg C (97 deg F) and 44C (111F). +Detective Thomas Capello said one of the worst days of his 11 years of police work came when a city resident handed him a fishing-tackle box containing the fake drugs, the ledger and a crudely written IOU. +The amendment, sponsored by Rep. Bill McCollum (R., Fla.), instead would direct the Justice Department to develop a system under which gun dealers can discover if potential purchasers of guns are convicted felons. +Anti-government guerrillas fired rockets at an Afghan city, hitting a hospital and killing dozens of people, Tass reported Thursday. +Lawmakers are expected to consider a variety of proposals to reduce doctors' burgeoning insurance premiums. +Mr. Johnston said the latest cuts were being made fairly evenly across departments, but he wouldn't be more specific. +Previously there had been some question as to whether cuts would be sought to offset the Bush proposals. +THE PENTAGON is seeking $250 million in additional funding for the current fiscal year to begin work on a Star Wars launch vehicle. +Connecticut, in an attempt to lure more young people into the work force, raises its minimum wage 25%, effective October 1988, and considers lowering the minimum working age to 15. +Ecomar's current production averages 10,000 pounds a week. +The stench from both is gut-wrenching. +You do run a risk of developing certain psychological maladies unique to free-lancers. +Now, Kurzban said, the INS must accept affidavits unless it can prove they are false. +Analysts warned investors against projecting industry earnings on the basis of these reports, however. +The group gathered recently to discuss the cranes at the Bombay Natural History Society office in Bharatpur. +"What is missing is an overall framework for balancing needs for new generating capacity with environmental concerns and the questions about who will pay," said Yergin. +Soriano said Charles MacDougald, an official of the U.S. company, had reported they expect to recover gold bullion believed hidden in the fort within 10 to 15 days. +Lufthansa also has disclosed that it has held talks with AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines, about a possible stake in American's Sabre computer reservations system. +The graphics are as crisp as those of the best Super NES games, but the game lacks Nintendo's most advanced effects: There are fewer moving objects on the screen, the backgrounds are flatter and the sound is not nearly as complex or varied. +On the subject of trade, Bush signaled his intention anew to help the battered Soviet economy. +Also, a New York State court judge is expected to rule Monday on a lawsuit filed by a civic group opposing the project. +Most of its production is partially refined and smuggled into Colombia, where the drug is refined into pure cocaine for export to U.S. and European markets. +Thousands of people demonstrated in the capital Sunday, demanding President Hussain Muhammad Ershad resign and hold free national elections. +The shares fell 39 to 453p, a slide of around 8 per cent, with 7.8m traded. Despite increased profits, reduced gearing and an increased dividend, underlying profits were flat once gains from currency shifts and acquisitions had been stripped out. +In Leningrad, 5,000 people gathered at the Winter Palace for a protest rally that included appeals to strike in support of Lithuania if Gorbachev pursues a blockade, according to Leningrad journalist Maxim Korzhov. +"I don't think you could single out any one thing and say this is the decisive factor. +Traders said the three-year Treasury note sale is usually the smoothest of the three that are held each quarter, as yesterday's was expected to be. +A Goldman Sachs official declined further comment. +"Because he's a bum," shouted someone in the crowd. +But Brazilian soccer has been in turmoil recently, largely because of the ill will of glamorous, big-city teams upset at a schedule that forces them to play teams from smaller areas that don't draw big crowds. +"I've just had to double my figures for Christmas because we're bringing some more troops in," he said. +Arizona Public Service "is moving in the right direction by lowering its rate request," said Gary Yaquinto, director of the commission's utilities division. +Elizabeth Broun, chief curator and acting director of the museum, has written an exemplary catalog for the show, which runs until July 29, and then will reopen at the Brooklyn Museum Sept. 14. +His house, concealed by thick bushes, is on a hill overlooking Worpswede center. +In the fiscal third quarter, the company bought a plant in Salt Lake City to build circuit boards for computers and other electronic gear. +West German officials, cautious not to upset their exporters with a more costly mark, have rejected an European Monetary System realignment. +A complaint filed with the East Berlin government by Vietnamese workers says rents have tripled in housing supplied by Becon and two other factories. +The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSME) is the collective-bargaining agent for Pennsylvania's state employees, union and non-union members alike. +A study of office workers near the Walnut Creek station of the Bay Area Rapid Transit system in northern California found that only a handful used mass transit. +Turkish parliament votes on the 1993 budget bill. SATURDAY:Referendum on Niger's new multi-party constitution. MONDAY:Bank holiday. +In behavior laboratories, researchers have measured people's blood pressures while asking them to solve word puzzles. +Walt Disney closed at 63 1/4, up 1, after Kidder Peabody and Drexel Burnham Lambert analysts both raised earnings estimates for the company. +Sunday's crash of the ultra-modern Air France jet could inflict "psychological" damage on the highly touted A320 and prompt cancelled orders and lost sales. +The trade panel's final rulings mean that anti-dumping and countervailing duties won't be assessed against imports that totaled about $64 million last year from Italy and about $9 million from Spain. +"He's been allowed to be defined as a moderate," said Martin, because of the contrast with Jackson's views on issues. +Clients ranged from corporate giants such as The Washington Post Co. and personalities such as Frank Sinatra and William F. Buckley Jr. to some of the most notorious figures of the day. +"It seems to me the return of the climate that preceded, 50 years ago, the approval of the racial laws by the fascist regime," Toaff declared. +Yemen is among a handful of countries supporting Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait. +Though Dr. Rosenberg says he is undeterred, even his biggest supporters are disappointed. +"I know what's in that book weeks before all the numbers are typed in." Such headquarters triumphs are small stuff, though, in the overall sweep of RJR. +It went down about 15 miles southeast of Abu Musa island, where the Iranians have a military base. +Israel says it will accept only the same arrangement in the regional talks. +With the debut of new fall programs scheduled next week, CBS said it agreed to subscribe to the new service after Nielsen agreed to several "performance guarantees" in a new contract with the network. +We know we'll never meet again some sunny day, but we like to hear her promise, in pure Doris Day overlaid with a fine English intonation, that we will. Her position is clear. +Much of that surplus was with the U.S. +Analysts said negative publicity over the strike _ which already has cost Eastern some future customers _ and proposed restructuring plans may hinder Eastern's chances of climbing out from $2.5 billion in debts and a decade of nearly steady losses. +There have been widespread reports the trip would take place in mid-September. +Among the options the company hinted at was the sale of the consumer electronics operations, which generated about $1.1 billion in revenue last year. +Observers said Tuesday that even with the low-price strategy, it will take a while for the retailer to change its image. +Its population is 84 percent Hutu and 15 percent Tutsi. +Negotiations are continuing for certain minor portions of Tenneco's oil and gas segment, but the company said it expects total gross proceeds from the sales to exceed the $7.3 billion mark, according to a statement released today. +When stock prices rise high enough investors figure the return from expensive stocks is too chancy compared with bonds. +Controlling information enhances Mr. Byrd's power, but it also hides an insecurity about his own knowledge of the programs before him. +And some industry officials argue that allowing traders to log their own trades manually invites manipulation. +When the sides met in New York on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16 and 17, the paper loss had hit $2.6 billion. +James Oberg said Soyuz TM-5, with an Afghan crewman aboard, was rushed into space a year ahead of schedule to assure that it flew before Soviet troops completed withdrawal from Afghanistan. +Its main role is to produce enriched uranium and plutonium for nuclear weapons. +The Stanza went up to $10,949 from $10,799, or 1.4%. +Banc One said the step will increase its reserves to $215 million. +He fell to the pool deck. +One of the key questions in the Stinissen case was whether such a euthanasia decision can be made on behalf of a comatose patient, since Dutch euthanasia policy and practice is predicated on the patient's request. +Shire has written scores for more than 40 movies, including "The Conversation," "All the President's Men" and "Farewell, My Lovely." +But that is difficult when the biggest shareholders cannot afford to inject fresh funds. +They also were to sign forms authorizing U.S. investigators to search the records of several foreign banks where they are said to have assets. +It will take more than a big miscalculation of the UK balance of payments figures to trip up the slick-willies at the new-look Central Statistical Office. +We do not investigate tattletales or tales, though they do come our way. +None of that, of course, was foreseen when American Airlines introduced the first frequent-flier program in 1981. +She was Tim Conway's girlfriend in "Ace Crawford, Private Eye" in 1983. She was a model and Suzanne Pleshette's best friend in "Suzanne Pleshette Is Maggie Briggs" in 1984. +The balloons had reflective "terror eyes" stuck on, but the balloons blew away in wind storms and the approach was abandoned. +The divestiture also would enable Hospital Corp. to lop two layers of operating management, according to Victor L. Campbell, vice president, investor relations. +Do the Rantisis expect to return to Lod? +Ethiopia's interim rulers presented a formal plan for a provisional government that would govern prior to multiparty elections. +Sources familiar with USAir and its agreement with Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Piedmont said that while USAir is eager to eliminate TWA as a major shareholder, it could be difficult for the company to buy back TWA's USAir shares. +"The numbers are bad but not terribly bad," said Mr. Scotto, especially when compared to Public Service Co. of New Hampshire. +The financing will eventually be paid back from privatisation revenues. +Joetze believed there was "much more dialogue" among the nations than he had expected. +From their original base in Persia, Ismailis began to wander across North Africa, and, among their accomplishments, they founded Cairo. +In the so-called "tanker war" _ an offshoot of the 8-year-old Iran-Iraq war _ Iran attacks neutral shipping in the gulf in retaliation for Iraqi raids on its oil tankers. +Berkeley started rumbling in March when the campus newspaper, the Daily Californian, reported that Citibank was denying credit cards to older students and to certain humanities majors. +It also seeks adherents in the Algerian army. +Taylor has pleaded innocent in that case. +A sheriff's spokesman said samples of the blood were being tested. +The Semiramis was widely regarded as Cairo's safest hotel - it is where US secretaries of state usually stay. In the meantime, the editors of the Egyptian Gazette can only rue yesterday morning's banner headline. +"Deng knows his time is short, so he is laying down his political legacy," says a Chinese government official. +Insurance on that same item in Brooklyn, New York, would cost $4.50 per $100, but in nearby Manhattan it costs around $1.30, according to the New York-based trade group Insurance Information Institute. +It can result in addiction, poor health, family disruption, emotional disturbances and death. +The declaration said developing countries should be helped in finding and financing alternatives to CFCs, which are used in refrigeration, cleaning, aerosol cans and other industrial products. +Under Connecticut's emergency shutdown plan, 7,000 nonessential state employees, or about 14% of the work force, were furloughed yesterday. +The department's forecast of 1990 bargaining activity said the upcoming negotiations would involve 884,000 of the 2.5 million workers under major contract agreements in state and local governments. +An "international relief operation of major proportions" is needed to avert a repeat of the 1984-85 drought and famine when an estimated 1 million people died, said FAO Director-General Edouard Saouma, in a statement issued in Nairobi. +Dozens of strikes, some crippling, have been staged during the past year because of severe economic problems led by a record inflation rate of 1,722 percent for 1988. +The number of working U.S. oil and gas rigs declined by 15 this week as it continued on its normal first quarter pace to total 908, Baker Hughes Inc. reported Monday. +Yet what do these incompetent, bumbling officers do? +Most important, one analyst observed, the report was non-inflationary because both imports and exports fell. +It is not much of a choice. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down 0.68 point to 2,589.86 at noon EST. +You had premised your opposition to statehood the last time on the inordinate share of federal funds that went into the local budget, and I think that's a thing that has been clarified since then. +Few state mandatory-testing proposals have become law because most public health officials don't believe broad testing is cost-effective. +The latest offer from the traffickers in Colombia's five-month-old drug war came from Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela, the reputed chief of the Cali cartel. +'There is little profit in that sector,' it says, 'and competition between Ford and Vauxhall is cut-throat.' +But it is this segment that has captured younger consumers, who have grown up on soft drinks and sweeter-oriented taste buds, the Find-SVP study concludes. +All are Republican members of the House who made tax opposition the centerpiece of their challenges to Democratic senators. +"I hope by going to the South he will see what's happened in a region where there was discrimination, segregation," Lewis said. "He will be in a region of the country that was a lot like South Africa just a few years ago. +Delano and Goldman have named hundreds of products as diverse as Honda Motor Co.'s Fourtrax off-road vehicle and Bristol-Myers Co.'s Bran Tabs laxative. +Technologies stem from 50 years of making wristwatches (which are marketed in the U.S. by a different Seiko unit). +All things considered, we'd probably just as well have Mr. Markey and his colleagues spending their days pouncing on Barbie, the Smurfs and He-Man rather than trying to wreck the U.S. securities market. +With almost any manufacturer the possibilities are tremendous and I guess that's why I'm very positive on the opportunity that exists for manufacturing in the U.S. and the Western world." +Metal scaffolding around a third plane, an A-300 airbus, was blown into the aircraft's skin. +Greenspan is hardly a disinterested observer of the Olympics, or athletic excellence. +The French news agency Agence France-Press quoted Taylor's rebels as saying their forces were pushed back nearly four miles and that the guerrilla army was threatened with encirclement. +Police sources last week who described the note did not say if it mntioned any difficulties with the IRS. +Diplomats described a massive deployment of troops _ perhaps more than 50,000 _ to maintain tense order in the southwest along the border with Iraq. +Large companies do not rely on clearing banks anyway. +"We hope to minimize the government's intervention," Mr. Zhu says. +The plane landed Saturday at the end of a trip that included stops in Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru and Panama, said Customs spokesman Michael Sheehan. +But as the currency rebounded, bond prices recouped some of their losses. +The man was told to take the money to a street corner in Boston's Mattapan section. +She was accompanied in court by her husband of 20 years, Conrad Knickerbocker, Collina said. +Denise Lefebvre, who spent much of her pregnancy strapped to a hospital bed to protect staff from her violent outbursts, had the baby Wednesday, said her guardian, Kathleen Phillips. +Mr. Sulfridge, one of those who is often missing, couldn't be reached for comment. +Endre Bohem, a producer whose credits include the movie "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes" and the TV series "Rawhide," has died. +Between 50% and 75% of today's workers are covered by such plans, up from 5% five years ago. +The proposal requires approval from regulators and from shareholders in Brierley and Industrial Equity (Pacific). +He added that "we were concerned that it might be a competitor" of National Amusements. +Volkswagen doesn't plan any price increases on its 1990 models, while Honda said last week it is freezing prices on most of its Acura Legend models. +"The real answer to alcohol abuse and any social costs associated with it is education of the public, and especially the young," said Gary Zizka of the National Beer Wholesalers' Association in a telephone interview Thursday from Washington. +But Mr. Tsongas may not be in a position to reap the benefit of these opportunities. +I wanted to go to school like other kids. +The advance continued Thursday in the Far East and Europe, but later ran out of steam in New York, as a modicum of bearish dollar sentiment returned. +Decides to remain actively and permanently seized of the matter until Kuwait has regained its independence and peace has been restored in conformity with the relevant resolutions of the Security Council; (B) 12. +He views himself as a superior human being; a player that dictates to society and individuals that are weaker than himself," Prosecutor John Des Jardins said. +The case, expected to be argued before the court later this year, centers on a female high-school student who was forced by a male coach to have sex with him. +By 1985, the United States was a net debtor for the first time in 71 years. +Orders to U.S. factories for manufactured goods fell sharply in July, pulled down by the biggest drop in defense orders in more than four years, the government said Tuesday. +"Sooner or later, waves are going to intersect and reinforce. +Navy officials in that case said the boat's skipper had ignored warnings to stay out of the restricted area. +"The chances of finding any survivors have sunk to zero," said Hesse state mining director Wolf Boettcher. +In other contracts awarded yesterday, Northrop Corp. won a $188.5 million Air Force contract for missile-guidance equipment. +Those announced Thursday were Solzhenitsyn; chess champion Victor Korchnoi; writers Vasily Aksyonov, Vladimir Voinovich, Lev Kopelev, Georgi Valdimov and Valeri Tarsis; scientists Yuri Orlov and Valeri Chalidze; and artist Oskar Rabin. +Agusto Pinochet overthrew President Salvador Allende in 1973. +"If the Khian Sea is planning to go to West Africa, if these guys are thinking of marketing their material there, their timing is way off," said Peter Christich, an official in the EPA's international affairs office. +Wherever times are good, traffic is bad, from Route 1 near Princeton, N.J., to Route 101 in Silicon Valley. +"They're very frustrated; they've gotten no response whatsoever," said Rep. David Nagle, Democrat from Iowa, a major source of grain exports. +He said people were especially interested in water-saving shower heads, which Goodman's stocks at prices ranging from $5 to $40. "The expensive ones have more adjustments for the spray," Pappas said. +Hong Kong residents also have dropped China as a tourist destination, hurting many local travel agents. +It said he was found dead in Ketziot prison Friday and a 23-year-old Palestinian inmate said he killed Rabiya because the victim was an informer, the radio said. +At it's heart, the chicken-in-every-pot-and-condom- in-every-home approach to development is a confusion about economics, not population. +He said they also underscored the need for legislation to better define tanker owners' liabilities. +They were also parents of hyperactive youngsters. +With no medical breakthroughs, Perry said, by the middle of the next century there will be three times more hip fractures, four times as much demand for nursing home beds and eight times as many cases of dementia as in 1980. +Because of those findings, the IRS has assigned nearly 400 collections officers to concentrate on investigating similar cases and hopes to add another 350 next year. +"Differences in ideology and system between the two parts of Korea must no longer form a barrier dividing the people," Kang said at a welcoming ceremony at the government guest house, where the delegation will stay. +Special Situation has been an investor in Prism for about two years, said Earl Rosenstein, Prism's senior vice president and chief financial officer. +Some other researchers agree: "I think it's quite legitimate to call Collaborative's work a genome map," says Ronald Davis, a researcher at Stanford University. +However, Digital's decision to license a PC networking system from Novell, of Provo, Utah, is a sign that Microsoft's networking software business continues to struggle. +"We are 100 percent sure this is the ark," Aaron, of Orlando, Fla., said in a telephone interview. +Out West, a high wind watch was posted this morning for the northwest Chinook zone of Wyoming and the southeast portion of the state. +The Tribune poll on Sunday also showed Bush with a 34-point lead over Dole. +Foreign rescue teams gave up searching last week, convinced no survivors would be found. +The company's most attractive assets include the Princess hotels in Mexico, Bermuda and the Bahamas, which analysts say could be especially lucrative as hotel prices surge. +They increased pressure on Catholics, whose allegiance to a "foreign power" _ the Vatican _ was seen as a threat to stability. +In the midst of the worst magazine slump in years, its ad revenue jumped 30% last year, helping the monthly earn a spot on Adweek magazine's list of the 10 hottest magazines with circulation under one million. +He got an early lesson when he helped deliver his sister Tuesday on the kitchen floor of his home after his mother went into sudden labor. +The Senate's work on the medium-range missile treaty shows that lawmakers will carefully scrutinize any arms pact and not be just a rubber stamp for the president, say the chamber's leaders. +The storm, the second in the region since last Thursday, caused the closure of airports and scores of schools. +O'Toole, who still has pals from those days, one now the assistant editor of the Times of London, learned all phases of newspapering, from pressroom to pub-crawling. +Proceeds will be used for construction and working capital. +"It's all based on basically bad science," said biochemistry professor Bruce Ames of the University of California at Berkeley. +Last week he was presented with a report recommending the creation of regional squads specialised in fighting organised crime. +Most of the joint venture's products will be sold in China, but some will be exported, P&G said. +In a meeting Thursday with stockholders of his Mesa Limited Partnership, Pickens noted that his salary is tied to cash distributions, which the company has suspended because natural gas prices are so low. +The lower paid would be more likely to use any tax hand-out to boost spending, thus stimulating demand in the economy. Furthermore, higher allowances take people out of the tax net. +'Vested interests can help to turn the situation to our favour. +The same day one British soldier was shot to death and two soldiers were wounded in a daylight attack at a rail station in Lichfield, central England. +"What most people have recommended, and what's actually being done and what the policy may be are at considerable variance," he said in a telephone interview. +James A. Roll, a senior vice president of the system's funding operation, said the auditor questioned the system's ability to continue as a going concern in its current form. +Authorities were still gathering evidence in the case involving the fourth child, a 7-year-old girl, and other charges might be filed later against Lenard Johnson, 37, said Montgomery County State's Attorney Kathryn Dobrinic. +Rival US Sprint, a unit of United Telecommunications, had challenged an AT&T ad that claimed: "On average, MCI and US Sprint take over 50% longer than AT&T to set up long distance calls. +"If you cancel after one day," he says, "I'll give you your money back. +In Saudi Arabia, the impact of the Yemeni exodus has been severe in sectors of retail trade and some services. +It suggests that Miami and other coastal cities pay more attention to emergency planning. +For his part, Schafer claims his second name is discretion and insists on pressing his case. But why is he so eager? +The Communist Party now has an absolute majority in the Sejm, and any laws proposed by the party are assured passage. +Morgan Stanley & Co. is the lead underwriter for the offering in the U.S., with Morgan Stanley International for those shares offered internationally. +"With Upjohn's help, the corporation is expected to become a fully integrated pharmaceutical company through gradual transitions in the future," he said. +He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and holds a master's degree in journalism from Ohio State University. +Since the latest federal tax increase, tobacco sales have dropped about 8%, says Norm Latowsky, president of UCS Group Ltd., an Imasco Ltd. unit that is one of Canada's largest tobacco retailers. +Dr. Lalezari finds the conditions that Roche currently imposes on getting DDC to be prohibitive, so he sends patients to the underground. +The market opened lower following Wall Street's sharp decline Monday, rallied around midday as several key stocks attracted investor interest, and then slid back into negative territory as Wall Street opened weaker. +The findings indicate "a billion-dollar potential conflict of interest," said Wisconsin Sen. William Proxmire, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, who requested the survey. +The U.S. and Japan agreed to ease the licensing burden for companies that export high-powered computers to allied countries in the industrialized world. +Another troupe opens in Boston on Feb. 20 for seven weeks with seven different casts. +Mr. McCarthy illustrates the Pavlovian extreme to which public discussion of international economics has degenerated. +Sales in the $46 billion U.S. soft-drink market, dominated by Coke and Pepsi, were slow in the fourth quarter, with analysts estimating volume growth of 2% to 3%. +Tambo did not say which sanctions might be eased. +The European Investment Bank's 5 7/8% issue due 1998 closed interdealer trading at 97.80 bid, wiping out Monday's 0.30 point price gain. +But, he adds, "If there's a large reserve, it would be insane to leave it." +The Senate is considering a transportation bill this week and is to begin debating an anti-crime package next week. +The boats can handle more than 7,000 passengers, and the Tuesday morning count was about 3,200, he said. +But she said the incident taught her students "that in a democracy you can protest things you don't like." School Superintendent Walter Gibson said Chan "crossed a line," but he didn't plan any disciplinary action. +In a 1985 interview, Mr. Minkow said his career began at the age of 10, when he carried water at a carpet-cleaning business managed by his mother. +All three television networks called MacKay the winner shortly after 10 p.m. +The committee also employed Tanya Rahall, Rep. Rahall's sister, for five years until 1984. +He was always readable, but he lost - or jettisoned - his romantic sub-text. Worst of all, Deighton got involved in an interminable series about a boring and middle-aged British agent called Bernard Samson. +But voters largely blame the U.S. rather than Japan for the auto industry's ills: Only 19% say unfair Japanese trading practices are responsible, and by two to one they say that the Japanese make better cars. +The organizer of the Wednesday patrol, Bella Gonen, said the settlers began the patrols in April after losing faith in the Israeli army's ability to end the 18-month Palestinian uprising against Israeli rule. +In October 1992, more than 40,000 miners worked for British Coal at 50 pits. In addition to the 17 pits in operation, British Coal is planning to open the Asfordby pit in Leicestershire next year. +Two computer models were set up to see what would happen to the broiler industries in the United States and Canada if producers had to pay more for corn used to feed their birds. +"They are led by Abu Ibrahim, a qualified engineer," Eitan was quoted as telling the newspaper. "In the early days Ibrahim received all his financial support from Iraqi intelligence, who continue to provide him with cash and premises. +The reason most frequently given for the recent increase in multiple birth rates, says the article, "is the increasing tendency for women to delay childbirth until their 30s and later. +But the number of Cuban inmates, detained during the Mariel boatlift because of their records in Cuba or imprisoned later for offenses in the United States, mounted. +"We would have been heroes." +"They continue to see yields higher than they have in two or three months. +Dafoe is, by necessity, the antithesis, and he delivers well. +He even gives Ronald Reagan's policies credit for helping to win the Cold War. +The Airbus landed safely Friday at Stornoway Airport, on the Isle of Lewis, and no one was injured. +Several young women were also wearing high-heeled shoes. +Now if somebody would just nudge the salesmen. +Mr. Purches refused to quantify the likely loss, or identify the division that has attracted interest from possible buyers. +Also, farmers are being required to idle only 10 percent of their wheat base acres for 1989 in order to qualify for government price supports, compared with 27.5 percent previously. +These latter qualities come out in the fine portrait, attributed to Filippo Bellini, with which the exhibition opens. +Secretary of State George Shultz testified that the Reagan administration's arms sales to Iran provoked a "battle royal" that matched him against deceptive White House advisers and a president reluctant to see the policy as one of arms for hostages. +The Navy has been the big winner in the military buildup of recent years, moving toward a 600-ship fleet including 15 aircraft-carrier battle groups. +After the transaction, Bethlehem Steel, Bethlehem, Pa., will own a 37.5% interest and take 75% of the output. +These included plants in Hauts-de-Seine and Seine-Maritime, as well as six factories of the Propharm SA unit. +D'Amato, R-N.Y., a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, invited Takayuki Kimura to his Senate office to hand over a letter signed by all 100 members of the Senate. +These offer plot synopses of novels. +South Korea posted a trade surplus of $572 million for November, in contrast to a year-earlier deficit of $35 million, the Trade and Industry Ministry said. +Being outside the government structure would also make it easier for the workers to organize strikes, another threat to the faltering economy. +Khamenei accused the Americans and the Israelis of instigating the fighting, according to the official Iranian agency, monitored in Nicosia. +Kennedy chided the administration for delaying participation thus far in the legislative action. +Smaller company shares responded sluggishly to the general recovery in the UK stockmarket. +But the key to Mr Gould's campaign is going to be putting a case for a new appeal and a fresh style, aimed at attracting the southern middle-class that Labour so signally failed to win over last week. +Some of this would come from existing aid programmes, but new money of Dollars 75bn a year would also be required. Mr Strong said in London yesterday these figures assumed that all aid programmes would start at once, which was unlikely. +As lifestyles and fashions changed over the years, Barbie's clothes and accessories kept pace. +Problems resurfaced in July when Hollis decided to hire a new executive director and several board members said they felt the full board should have voted on the post. +In any event, all sides have agreed that any deficit accord would have to include a change in the Gramm-Rudman deficit target. +Also, hadn't I learned that when the oil price rose the dollar did too, because people had to pay for oil in dollars? +They'll also hear rock star Stephen Stills and jazz artist Grover Washington at the official host committee's party for 9,000 journalists at the huge Georgia World Congress Center. +'But now, with conventionally structure trusts, it is all down to the gearing and the low management costs, and to the performance of the underlying assets.' +"Don't be nervous; you're among friends," Wade told them. "And when I say friends, I mean friends. +A good reason for writing notes a few at a time is that it's easier to make the words of thanks spontaneous and sincere than if you tackle several dozen notes at once. +"By 2000 nearly one-third of all school-age children will be from minority populations _ a situation that presents a major challenge to our school systems," the Population Reference Bureau reported. +We must always have other options," Cheney said. +At the time, the industry's outlook was bleak, and Bethlehem Steel Corp. and Armco were widely touted as candidates for bankruptcy court. +However, he added: "I'm afraid that this year will be a little worse in terms of economic growth." +The NASL, however, collapsed little more than a decade later in bankruptcy. If the new league - named Major League Soccer, and due to kick-off next April - is to avoid the fate of its predecessors, it has to start well. +With a net outflow of capital from Japan and no rise in Japanese interest rates, "there's no reason to send the yen higher right now," he said. +It has lots of pockets and a detachable imitation fur hood. +Bruce Russell Partner Corporate Communications Group Marina del Rey, Calif. +The exchange is expected to reopen Monday. +Although most of the company's shareholders were New Zealanders, he said 60 per cent of the property assets were in Australia. +Canadian manufacturers have begun to feel the pinch, too. +She said it was not possible to say how long it could take before the commission decided whether any price fixing had occurred. +This has made the roads too expensive for most Mexican truck and car drivers. In an attempt to spread capital costs over a longer period, a category of Mexican infrastructure bond has been introduced. +Iran reported 1,700 civilians killed and 8,500 wounded but diplomatic sources said the actual number of casualties probably was double that. +We hear that Air Force Intelligence has officially concluded the Soviets have rolled production lines to break out of the ABM treaty and deploy a nationwide anti-missile system, which possibly could be in place by next year. +Asked if being the candidate's cousin is a great part, she replied: "It certainly is." On Wednesday night, Miss Dukakis sat among the New Jersey delegation as Dukakis formally won the nomination. +Thames blamed weak overseas markets, although one environmental services subsidiary lost Pounds 2m due to poor management. An expected run of enhanced scrip dividend alternatives failed to materialise. +By 1994 India will be a major force in the market.' Companies are gearing up for growth with heavy investments. +Over the years, the FDA has granted dozens of extensions to allow Red No. 3 to remain on the provisional list. +Bond prices were mixed as municipal and corporate issues rose while Treasury bonds fell. +The fundamental action to set the budget on a more secure course should be taken next year. +Those protests were linked to a continuing abortion protest in Atlanta that began when the Democratic National Convention was held there in July and has resulted in 1,200 arrests. +"We estimate we lost many thousands of calls during the outage and thousands of potential bookings," said Karen Ceremsack, an Eastern Airlines spokeswoman. +He added: "We're going to get a handle on the deficit." +The merger is seen as a marriage of weakness, as both agencies have struggled recently. +Konecky said last week that CBS had given no specific reason why they wanted to replace her and had set no date for her to leave. +The guerrillas later told the family that the senator was kidnapped as part of the rebel group's attempt to start peace talks with the government. +This was really just a piece of political theatre: easy to understand, vibrant with symbolism, but devoid of operational significance. Europe is a different matter. +At this institution we make a distinction between prophylactic mastectomy and mastectomy for risk reduction. Prophylactic mastectomy is a simple mastectomy that removes essentially all breast tissue and theoretically reduces the risk of cancer to zero. +The key distinction to be made is how to classify the place _ as a personal residence, a rental property, or a combination of the two. +Thought for Today: "Being young is a fault which improves daily." - Swedish proverb. +The decision to end the relationship followed a divergence of interest between Laporte and Solvay. While Laporte has shifted, over the past decade to high-value low volume products, Solvay, Belgium's largest company, has concentrated on bulk products. +At least 11 students were arrested. +If confirmed by the Senate, she would succeed Terrence M. Scanlon to head the commission and would provide the quorum the panel needs to conduct business. +How long the borrower plans to stay in a particular house is a major factor, says James Christian, chief economist of the U.S. League of Savings Institutions. +Analysts see falling mortgage rates leading to continued but slow growth in the housing industry for the remainder of the year, similar to that projected by the leading indicators for the overall economy. +In the past three weeks the OTC price indexes have risen more than 16%. +It reminds smokers that they have rights, and it sends its message to 11 million non-paying readers, making it, the company says, the nation's fifth-largest periodical. +He insists on full discussion of his case with his doctors, and he won't take insults or patronizing lip from them. +They quickly set to work removing debris piled several yards deep. +Mr. Waigel said the fund's interest service and principal will be borne equally by the federal and state governments, both of which could face interest service reaching 4.75 billion marks a year by 1995. +However, the outlook brightens next year, when the benefits of the freight distribution business's new computer system should start to feed through and the Pounds 18m Barcelona distribution centre announced in July comes on stream. +The vice president would subsequently write off the Iowa performance as a testimonial to dissatisfaction in the farm belt with Reagan. +She said she agreed to appear at the seminar only because she hoped to help others avoid similar experiences. +In a plan approved by President Reagan in April, development of the space station was divided into two phases and scaled down to cut costs. +Another major lesson, Mr. Shultz said, is that only officials accountable to Congress or the American electorate should be allowed to carry out the types of operations that Mr. Reagan's national security staff apparently executed independently. +His live shows are much the same: no band, but a resourceful entertainer who can turn the audience into part of the show. +Now we have it recorded in the law. +Jones, 27, was convicted by a federal jury in March 1989 of seven counts of perjury and obstruction of justice for lying to a federal grand jury investigating trading activities at Drexel. +His offer was accepted and he met periodically with Turow. +Budget debate, third day. Lords: Trade Union Reform and Employment Rights Bill, committee. +This cash drain was funded by raising deposits. +For some aged 80, perhaps having to list only 20 birthdays is a joy. +But the spokesman, Avi Pazner, said there was "more convergence" between Shultz and Shamir on Palestinian self-rule and an overall settlement. +The city has since changed, he said. +We suspect that most Americans are pleased with the performance of the economy over the past five years. +In the early 1960s, when Japanese whaling was at its peak, whales provided about 23 percent of all meat consumed in the country. +Dividend for the second quarter 1.875p, making 3.75p for the half year. +Auto quotas encouraged the Japanese to aim for the more profitable end of the U.S. auto market. +If, in these circumstances, beer consumption continues to decline, the brewers have only themselves to blame. +This prohibition was partly blamed for the failed coup attempt against Manuel Noriega before he was finally apprehended. +I think I found that in `Sweet Hearts Dance.' +The Quayle proposal would limit these damages to cases of bad intent, and punitives couldn't exceed twice the amount of actual harm. +In Honolulu, Marcos' widow, Imelda, said she would continue efforts to return her husband to the Philippines. +"Because of their cultural heritage of self-sufficiency and attendant distaste for government assistance programs, many Hispanics would rather forego JTPA training than accept food stamp assistance just to qualify for the program," the agency said. +The pace of immigration has already risen dramatically in the last few months, Dinitz noted. +Ashland officials did not say why the Middle Eastern firm backed out of the contract but said the deal was broken during the Iranian hostage crisis in 1979. +The stock market rose today, buoyed by corporate takeover maneuvering and favorable investor response to the government's report of a lower-than-expected January trade deficit. +Mandela, accompanied by his wife, Winnie, inspected a military honor guard, but did not give a speech. +Glaxo Holdings' American depositary receipts added 1 1/4 to end at 29 3/4 after a Smith Barney analyst reiterated a "buy" recommendation on the British drug maker. +This issue cannot be postponed until Poland and Hungary are at the gates, because the admission of the Finns and the Swedes will determine the institutional terms of the next enlargement. +It is at Hawthorn House, Forth Banks, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3SG. +As soon as it is over, the teen-agers crowding the back of the church kneel, cross themselves and head for the basement to dance. +Bush's one-day visit to Prague on Saturday, the first by a U.S. president, coincides with the first anniversary of Czechoslovakia's "Velvet Revolution." +What on earth could government do with 25% of GNP that would foster economic growth? +A spokesman for the U.S. trade representative agrees: "The next president is going to have a tough battle" with Congress. +In addition, the government recently formed a paramilitary unit called the National Rifles, which could undertake counterinsurgency operations in the troubled state of Jammu-Kashmir, freeing the army to go to the border. +The stock was issued at the time of the 1989 merger of Time and Warner. The Dollars 147m after-dividend loss was down from a Dollars 179m deficit a year ago. +"Our units weren't heavily invested in stocks and were liquid" with cash of about 1 billion francs in the group, he said. +Hoare Govett expects the group to report fourth quarter pre-tax profits of only Pounds 27m, making a total of Pounds 550m for the year. +Mr John Monks, TUC general secretary, said: 'These new maternity rights are a step in the right direction but they don't go far enough. +But some chains that reported sales gains attributed the feat to a quirk of the calendar. +He observes nobody focusing on the homeless and the drug addicts littering our streets. +Meanwhile, Harcourt Brace's 13% senior notes, due in 1997, also chalked up one point to end at 91 after rising by 1 1/2 points Tuesday. +"It is too late to discuss whether the country needs a multi-party system or not. +The judge also ordered the resumption of contract talks, which broke off after dawn Tuesday. +Some key elements were still being debated last night, and may not be resolved for several more weeks. +As previously reported, the oil ministers resolved the output issue by agreeing to maintain it at 22.3 million barrels a day, the current ceiling, through September with the idea of taking a new look at it then. +But neither "constructive" receipt nor economic benefit was the issue, and Stonehill's plea was irrelevant, Judge Scott held. +But, he swears, not by him. +Harvard dreamed up what is called hypermedia - "pictures and graphs and text all tied together in a database," Ervin said. +Women's voices can be another handicap, but one that can be fixed: Gasoline trader Madeline Boyd, who came from the polite world of corporate human resources, started trading with a "squeaky" voice but then took voice lessons for six weeks. +"Their niche is that they dominate Midway Airport in Chicago, which is much closer to downtown than O'Hare," he said. +The Dinwiddies sold most of their farming equipment to finance the trip, which they first discussed several years ago. +"If this threat has done nothing more than gotten everyone to go out to make back-up files, then maybe it's not such a bad thing," Steinauer said. "The bottom line is, make a back-up and get back to work," he said. +The company said it expects to report first-quarter revenue in the range of $104 million to $107 million, down more than 20% from the $135.9 million in revenue it reported for the first quarter of 1990. +Golden parachutes, triggered by a takeover or other change in control, are richer: They typically cover about three years' pay and bonus. +He says the credit crunch has to do with softening credit demand associated with the weak economy. +De la Madrid said both U.S. presidential candidates, Vice President George Bush and Michael Dukakis, along with European leaders, have recognized that ways must be found to overcome the problem. +He called the situation "extremely deplorable" and said the developments would arouse the concern of the U.S. government and people. +"The halt in killings in the north and east is a major breakthrough," Deputy Defense Minister Ranjan Wijeratne said Thursday. +A 25% basic tax rate remains his "firm objective," Mr. Lawson said. +The estimate is not expected to come close to meeting the claims. +The company's stock was delayed in opening on the American Stock Exchange, pending the announcement. +"We suspect (Martin's) behavior may have played a part in the accident," a law enforcement source said. +David S. Shapira, president and chief executive officer of Giant Eagle Inc., was elected a director of this gas and oil concern. +Miss Hurley's parents, Gordon and Joyce Hurley of Thousand Oaks in suburban Los Angeles, said Wednesday that Bowie, 42, proposed to their 22-year-old daughter on Tuesday during a European vacation. +Study after study has called for action. +About two-thirds of the nation's breadwinner wives have only high-school degrees and hold low-paying secretarial, sales and service-sector jobs. +In its annual report, the Bank of Mexico said the gross national product grew by 1.4 percent in 1987, after contracting by 4 percent the previous year. +Barry's lawyer argued that federal prosecutors had improperly trapped him by asking a female friend to invite him to the hotel and to press him repeatedly about whether he wanted drugs. +Mrs. Chamorro said a civilian would replace Ortega's brother, Gen. +The president went boating immediately after church, and was out in his speedboat again in the late afternoon as a storm was gathering. +After all, the Nikkei is still swinging wildly; some people say it could halve again. +The characters of Amos Jones and Andy Brown were created in 1928 by Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll, who wrote and produced the "Amos `N' Andy" radio program, one of the nation's most popular. +The group's total balance sheet was reduced from FFr239.4bn to FFr218.2bn. The cover rate on its sovereign risks was raised from 51 per cent to 60 per cent. +Two years later I saw the film and watched this guy going across the floor looking like a giant egg-beater. +Congressional leaders, in virtual agreement on major tax issues, sought spending compromises today as they neared completion of a deficit-reduction plan that has the tentative support of a majority of lawmakers and President Bush. +At the center of this debate is Father Carroll, 50, a baby-faced priest and unlikely hero for the homeless. +Mrs. Bush also held several of the children. +Now, I'd like to turn for a moment to events this past week in the Persian Gulf. +A new rule to tighten state inspections of bridges was announced Wednesday by the Federal Highway Administration. +Another public company probably wouldn't want its own stock price dragged down by tobacco. +It calls for an agreement for the program of reform and plans for activities and the way of social control. +Coleco also announced Wednesday that it had hired Hallwood Group Inc. to help it restructure its balance sheet and provide working capital. +How much is available is unclear. +The opera has four scenes. +Explorers set out for the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald today, hoping to use an underwater robot to get new explanations for the Lake Superior disaster almost 14 years ago. +At the same time, there's rising interest in European and smaller Asian economies and stock markets. +He's still trying to get through those feelings," McKeon said. +BBA Group, noticeably weaker the previous day on the cash call for Pounds 79.1m. steadied at 128p. London International Group, the consumer products and services company, advanced strongly amid talk that Genting of Malaysia was keen to boost its stake. +The number of professionals handling cases at the Commission dropped from 94 to 89 last year, making a total of some 130 including support staff. +The proposal is likely to alarm many Western European officials. +William Clay Ford said Thursday he was retiring as a vice chairman of Ford Motor Co., paving the way for a fourth generation of family leadership of the automaker founded by his grandfather, Henry Ford. +No buyers have come forward with the $2.8 million asking price for the showplace home of the late Liberace, so the property will be sold at auction next month. +Before renewing most-favored-nation status next year, the bill would require the president to consider whether the Beijing government has made significant progress in several areas. +German and French are a distant second. +These questions came to mind recently as we watched the latest anti-pesticide crusade begin its march through the pages of some newspapers. +Prose was his medium. +Among the firm's stock picks that have performed well lately: USX-Marathon Group, up 46% in the September quarter; Johnson Worldwide Associates Inc., up 21%; and Carolina Freight Corp., up 18%. +It was the intervention of the Bank of Spain that was to blame for his failure. +Increasing levels of self-insurance and formation of captives are likely alternatives. +But embassy spokesman Bill Bach said Walters, who started his job last week, would make no public comment on his talks with West German leaders in alliance efforts to resolve the issue. +The drivers of "jeepneys," privately owned passenger vehicles operated through government franchises, are demanding lower prices for spare parts and the suspension of a state-ordered reduction in fares. +Mahoney dropped out of high school in the 10th grade and grew tobacco with his father and a brother-in-law until he got a job at M&T Chemical Co. in Carrollton. +The necessary condition will be far lower interest rates than now. +Domestic spending authority would be cut by $678 million, or $401 million in outlays, although some accounts will have new anti-drug and anti-crime money added back to them. +Victims less severely affected may cough bloody sputum for months. +John Major is innocent. +President F.W. de Klerk of South Africa has argued that the reforms show that his country is changing and he has urged foreign countries to lift economic sanctions. +An on-screen image can, at a quick glance, draw the eye to an unusual spike of red or dash of blue, revealing patterns that numbers need thousands of rows to show. +East German police used clubs and a water cannon to break up a demonstration Sunday by several hundred human rights activists in downtown Leipzig, witnesses said. +Only about 300 peers attend debates regularly, and in May the government had to summon non-attenders to ensure passage of a controversial property tax bill. +Chikane was hospitalized on four separate occasions from May 12 to May 27 at University of Wisconsin Hospitals. +Bentsen said one of the last things he did before heading to the hall on Wednesday night was to gather his wife and children in his hotel suite and pray. +'It would be wrong to put words into his mouth if they were not correct, but where you have a civil servant giving evidence on behalf of a department, many hands contribute,' he said. +It was "the negative politics of distraction," he said, wagging his finger at the press. +Traditionally, conservatives have criticized the bank, charging that its policies promote central planning and thus discourages market forces. +The U.N. Command today accused North Korea of trying to disrupt the 1988 Olympic Games by fabricating false claims that war is looming on the Korean peninsula. +By most reports, it seems that the corn crop has been hurt the most in the Southeast. +The NBC News-Wall Street Journal survey of 2,630 likely voters found Bush leading 45-41 percent compared with last month's poll showing Bush ahead 47-40 percent. +Though the market is small, Australia showed a 40% surge, with shipments totaling 4,605 units. +John S. Ellingboe was appointed vice president, human resources, of this bakery company. +In about half of the 170 patients treated, the valves narrowed up again within a year of the procedure. +Spokesmen for the bank, a unit of Chase Manhattan Corp., weren't immediately available for comment. +That compares with 57 per cent in 1985. +We may never know why it happened," Sumter County Sheriff Randy Howard said. +The study by researchers for the Urban Institute and Princeton University said 71 percent of the decline in apprehensions along the U.S.-Mexico border appears due to the "deterrent effect" of the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act. +The IRS opposed a private sale, saying the property would bring a higher price later. +The U.S. has begun withdrawing its nuclear weapons from South Korea and will soon tell North Korea that the South is nuclear-free, according to local news reports. +The issue in the past two weeks has climbed to 5 1/8 from 4, and is up from 3 3/8 since the start of the year, a 52% two-month climb. +First, it is small and has no rural areas: technological changes involving everybody are less difficult to achieve than elsewhere. +Third-quarter results include net from continuing operations of $854,669, or seven cents a share; a loss from discontinued operations of $3.6 million; and a gain of $337,993 from repurchasing debentures. +Under the agreement liquidating CX Partners, formerly known as Ivan F. Boesky & Co., most of the limited partners received 100 percent of their investment, Herwitz said. +Smith told the jury that she and the mayor snorted cocaine powder at her Capitol Hill home "maybe five times" in 1983 and up to half a dozen times a year after that until 1986 when she stopped using the drug with him. +Lord Birdwood, chairman of Martlet and a director of Scientific Generics and Meta Generics, at WORTHINGTON. +The 48-hour affair attracted 270 couples who began dancing at 7 p.m. Friday to support the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center's Four Diamonds Fund. +Hatch, 41, campaigned in part on the theme that the incumbent has been around too long and has become distracted. +Extra tax staff have been needed at the Inland Revenue to handle the complications. Last year, the tax credit that comes with share dividends was reduced from the basic rate of 25 per cent to the 20 per cent lower rate. +Michael Carpenter, an executive vice president of GE Financial Services, said he saw five or six new areas of growth for leveraged buy-outs, including doing such transactions in Europe and forming alliances with other concerns. +The driving force behind the festival is the conductor Patrick Fournillier. +At Lincoln Center's Juilliard Theater, the troupe's ballet school, founded in 1713 by Louis XIV, presented 90 of its pupils in a seven-hour precis of its training syllabus. +Industry spokesmen noted that a smoking ban on flights within in California has been largely accepted since it went into effect at the first of the year. +Under current ethics rules of the institute, the industry's principal professional group, accountants can only charge hourly fees for such advice and cannot accept any contingency fees or commissions. +But he concedes that the recent trend indicates "fundamental problems." +Revenue at stores open at least one year was up 5%. +Police confirmed the attack without reporting the politics of the assailants or victims. +The stock has been weighed down in recent weeks by CBS's own dour earnings projections, heavy spending on sports and program rights, unusual costs for news coverage of the Persian Gulf crisis and a soft advertising environment. +"That really brought home how important it is to get all the facts straight," Mr. Gert says. +There was no immediate reaction from the union to the Cincinnati-based company's announcement Monday that it would raise the basic wage by $62.50 to $308.50 a month. +Cleveland-based Standard Oil Co. is now BP America. +Commander David Gault of the Coast Guard. +Federal bank regulators, concerned about the growing volume of leveraged-buy-out debt, have cautioned banks to consider how such loans would fare during a recession or in periods of high inflation. +The guerrilla-controlled Afghan News Agency charged that government troops fire rockets at civilian targets to discredit the mujahedeen, or Islamic holy warriors. +"The government is now acting to implement the recommendation for a new regulatory system and to ensure that the lessons of this terrible event are fully learnt and fully put into effect,"' Wakeham said. +"Camel Wide feels different in your hand and in your mouth." But some industry executives and distributors question the strategy. +Bennett later said he was eager to do battle with Democrats over racial quotas and affirmative action. +Lacayo says UNO has 16,000 sympathizers nationwide who help with rallies and encourage people to vote for UNO. +"We even have a list of apartment buildings where we're not welcome," says James Shau, manager of the Empire Szechuan Columbus on Columbus Avenue. +James Earl Ray, serving a 99-year prison sentence for killing civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., has filed for divorce from his wife of 12 years. +In another boost for the anti-Iraqi forces, Mikhail S. Gorbachev today said Saddam Hussein's attempts to divide the multinational effort are bound to fail. +The change would be phased in gradually, initially adding only 7-year-olds to the program and progressing to children one year older each year. +"You're up high one minute and you're down low. +The tactics carried parliament through its first overnight session in 13 years. +Red Army soldiers on Tuesday stormed two psychiatric hospitals in Lithuania to apprehend deserters. +The stock, which has risen nearly 60% this year, recently was trading at 30 times 12-month earnings. +Late Wednesday, Citicorp offered 20 million shares at 58 1/4. +Rejected appeals by Hispanics challenging Florida's designation of English as the state's official language. +"If the state doesn't buy it now, I'm sure it's not going to be here next year," said Ainsley Fullard-Leo, 57, the youngest of three brothers who own the U-shaped string of islets 960 miles south of Hawaii and 200 miles north of the equator. +Mr. Sanders says he never considered throwing in the towel and changing strategy, largely because Bernstein's picks are determined by comparing price with longterm earnings power. +Although the Fed's emphasis on recovery has gotten the market thinking about renewed inflation, the Fed's own comments have been just the opposite. +Newsday, a New York newspaper, printed a story on Dec. 8 with the headline: "Canadian Plan: Care and Waiting for All." +"One of the things about textbooks is they don't vote and they don't go out on strike. +Economic life is far more complicated than suggested by the myths of economic nationalists. Nor can a people can be mobilised for economic war, as American troops were mobilised for the desert. +The seriousness with which child labor now is viewed is indicated in a series of recent articles in the official press. +"Clearly it must be that they could be approached. +Volkswagen again paced the auto sector, jumping 7 to 301 on heavy foreign buying. +However, the president also proposed making Wall head of the new Office of Thrift Supervision in the Treasury Department that is to replace the Home Loan Bank Board as the industry's chief regulator. +Iraq, Syria's main Arab enemy, called Wednesday for an emergency Arab summit to try and end the strife that has killed more than 150,000 people since Lebanon's civil war began in April 1975. +"I certainly think it is imperative that he start early because he is not really well known in Texas," said Texas Democratic Party Chairman Bob Slagle. "He has a reasonable chance in Texas. +Bush doesn't need high-priced pollsters to tell him Noriega and Meese aren't bringing him a lot of votes. +The event is televised all day. +The winner of the primary will face independent candidate Alderman Timothy Evans and the Republican candidate chosen in the GOP primary in an April 4 special election to serve the two-year balance of the late Mayor Harold Washington's unfinished term. +To put a child in such a situation "may be sentencing those children to death." Hanlon said Eliana's doctors found no evidence of blood in the mouth, but Eliana would be kept out of class if that occurred. +That plan was later abandoned in favour of a 100 per cent subsidiary. The government approved Coke's proposal in June 1993, allowing it to set up a blending plant at Pune in the state of Maharashtra. +Contel Cellular Inc., Atlanta, a unit of Contel Corp., began trading Class A common stock under the symbol CCXLA. +"I tell them American and British Jews aren't replenishing our manpower and therefore they aren't giving Israel what Israel needs most," he says. +Under the bill, the Department of the Interior would protect the Hanford Reach for eight years until a study determines whether to permanently preserve the stretch under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. +Mr. Langeler, formerly executive vice president, succeeds Thomas Bruggere, 41, who remains chairman and chief executive officer of the maker of computer-aided engineering systems. +More than 250 people died in flooding in central China's Hunan province last month. +Earthquake kills more than 1,600 people in Philippines. +Nearly $1 million was raised by Baltimore for the festival. +But national service seems to be an idea whose time has come. +But when the channel behind them was nearly filled, the whales turned back. +Indian police have raided the Golden Temple a dozen times in the last two years, but such raids are a political as well as a military risk because Sikhs consider them a desecration of their holy shrine. +Paul's soldiers were blamed for much of the violence. +Recipients are proposed by a large board and chosen by a nine-man committee of musicians and arts administrators. +"US Sprint and MCI differ on a lot of issues but not on AT&T's use of misleading ads," he said. +Educators want to include five other schools in the radiation monitoring plan to prove their theory that electric and magnetic fields at Sandpiper Shores are no different than the radiation levels that exist on other campuses. +"It's amazing how market psychology works," said one top junk-bond trader. +When Amway Corp. made a $2.1 billion takeover bid for Avon Products Inc. last week, the deal focused attention on a business that has quietly shifted from blind calls to target marketing. +If you have, there is plenty on offer that is reasonably priced without sounding tacky. Never one to leave its rooms empty if it can help it, Hilton International has been wracking its corporate brain for intriguingly cheap offers. Birdwatching weekends? +Markets will become less price-efficient, hopes for corporate accountability and governance dashed, the honest majority worse off. And why should capitalist acts between consenting adults in private be banned in a free society? +In one of the more intriguing glasnostic sidelights, Mr. Marciulionis became the first Soviet athlete ever permitted by Soviet authorities to play for an American professional team in a genuine, born-in-the-USA sport. +Britain's economy grew at a faster-than-expected 1.3 percent in the second quarter, the government said Tuesday. +Soybean oil futures fell sharply on selling inspired by weakening chart signals. +It is to be held in Moscow, possibly in late May or early June. +At Porterville, 18 Earth First! members handed out fliers that accused the Forest Service of degrading the land with timber-cutting and forest roads. +I can't really work out how it happened. +Orion says it has found that the rewinding machines at its duplicator's plant can rewind tapes tighter than some consumers' videocassette recorders. +The narrow margin of Wednesday's vote demonstrated that amnesty for those who came to this country illegally remains an emotional issue. +The others are Simranjeet Singh Mann, a former senior police officer; Attinder Pal Singh, a well-known militant; and college lecturers Dalip Singh and Jagmohan Singh Tony. +Such a plan would use odd or even numbers on license plates to assign alternate driving days for the area's 12 million motorists. +But officials have expressed concern at the increasing use of violence. +We've successfully captured a number of accounts.' Demand for diesel engines has recovered in the UK and the US, but remains fragile in continental Europe. +Just one problem: "Someone forgot to take two bundles out" of one of the vans, says Mr. Klein, who, incidentally, was President Nixon's communications director. +Many of the major companies have agreed to issue their monthly results on the same date, similar to the practice in past years. Monthly results had been released on different days earlier this year. +Many assume - quite wrongly as it turns out - that the taste must be caused by the same water that was having so much effect on my tea. +A standardized formula proposed by regulators last September ran into some heavy-duty resistance from the industry and some legislators in Washington. +"Unfortunately, the heart of the farm bill is not there," said Leahy, a Vermont Democrat. "The administration fails to tell farmers what it thinks target prices should be. +There are indications that BCCI drew capital from First American to prop itself up. +The slave woman, Sally Hemmings, was the illegitimate daughter of Jefferson's father-in-law, and her children probably were fathered by Jefferson's nephew, he says. Fleming suspects Jefferson never denied the charge publicly to protect his family. +As the world's most populous country with 1.1 billion people, even slight changes in per capita use can translate into large numbers. +The loan was renegotiated in 1986 after Polaris was unable to keep the planes leased, as required. +Many people on the operators' lists routinely keep the White House abreast of any number changes. +All the no votes were cast by Democrats. +Mr. Siemel didn't see anything funny about it. +In the filing, the Perelman group said it wants to increase its TW holdings "based in part upon the substantial decline in the market price of the common stock in recent months." +But under an EC emergency loan, no further delays can be allowed. +Yesterday's activity was bereft of any significant market-moving news. +If whites want to play there by themselves, says consulting engineer Willem van Heerden, whites should also build it by themselves. +He declined to give his name, saying he was afraid the dealers would come after him, even though he lives in Queens and was only visiting relatives. +Private-sector business employment grew at an average rate of only 120,000 a month in August and September, compared with more than 300,000 a month during the first seven months of the year. +Harvey said on arrival in Phnom Penh that he came only to view the remains and the issue of normalized relations between Cambodia and the United States "definitely is not on the agenda." In Bangkok, team spokesman Lt. +Some buying buffeted the fall as regional brokerage firms such as Edward D. Jones & Co. in St. Louis advised clients to take advantage of the market drop. +Unfortunately, the symbolism of this week's grand opening was spoiled when John Gummer, Britain's saintly minister of agriculture, failed to turn up. +Dukakis aides and allies said they were considering a harbor event of their own to answer the expected Bush attacks on Dukakis' handling of the harbor project. +The government also announced immediate tariff reductions on certain fabrics that aren't made in Canada, with fabrics from the U.S. eligible for bigger reductions than those from offshore. +He also asked for licensing rights that lasted for decades and deals that allowed him to relicense images to others. +The great majority of Koreans, including most students, want the Games to be a success. +In Zurich, gold opened at $350.40 per ounce, down from $350.50 late Friday. +Some traders believed many investors focused on the lazy movements of the U.S. dollar, which ended mixed yesterday. +I told artist Jack Kirby, `Let's make a hero out of a monster." Lee, who joined Marvel Comics when he was 16, said, "Superheroes aren't a tough sell. +Hundreds of Midwestern farmers who claim an insurance company reneged on its summer drought insurance must meet today's deadline if they want to apply for premium refunds, lawyers said. +The government decided March 5 to pay interim compensation to the victims of the gas leak at the Union Carbide Corp.'s Bhopal pesticide plant pending the outcome of legal battles with the U.S.-based multinational. +I don't want to talk about me. +Unruly children scamper about colorful gardens inside high fences. +The existence of Neptune's dark spot is mysterious because scientists didn't think the planet had enough heat to drive fierce winds, said Ingersoll. +Even if U.S. banks cut their exposure to LBO-related loans because of the new Fed guidelines, some experts believe that won't deter the pace of debt-financed takeovers. +'Almost all the European countries now agree that they have to review their social security systems. +Her own insecurities kept pushing her back. +The homemade bomb detonated in the front yard of the one-story home just before 9 p.m., said Hillsborough County Sheriff's Lt. +RTZ likes to drive a hard bargain when selling assets so whether an acceptable offer comes along remains to be seen. +Under the new rule, Poles can travel to the six countries for as much as three months, but are prohibited from taking jobs. +MCO, which is about 53%-owned by Los Angeles-based MCO Holdings Inc., of which Mr. Hurwitz is chairman and chief executive officer, is in default on $46.6 million of secured bank debt. +Indeed, analysts speculate that it wasn't Mr. Gorbachev but some hard-liners around him who forced him to shift positions last Friday. +At 12:01 a.m. Sunday, Illinois Bell officials transferred the last 18,000 customers from the damaged, jury-rigged switch to a new, state-of-the-art digital unit. +The market reaction arose partly from Prozac's enormous recent buildup. +Residents quickly formed an organization, Clean Air Northfield, to investigate the health threat. +Sales trend reported over past three years by merchants on Bergenline Avenue in West New York, N.J. +He said the company's stock is trading at about $45 a share, while the insiders sold their shares at prices ranging from $42 to $45 a share. +Tears come into your eyes when you see them in their blue pants and blue skirts and white shirts. They read the scripture, they do everything. +In Washington, Pentagon spokesman Bob Hall said there were indications the explosion was "internal." +The wildcat walkouts began June 12 in support of 1,900 union members on strike against the Pittston Coal Group Inc. in a contract dispute. +The hunger strikers initially demanded a dialogue with the government on reform, to be broadcast live, and an apology for an initial official declaration that the student democracy movement was a plot against the party. +And for some young people on low salaries, contracting out is also much less attractive. The difficulty is that there are wide differences of view over when it it is worthwhile to opt back into SERPS. +It is just that once bureaucrats get their hands on a lot of property, they don't want to let go. +SOCIAL SECURITY: Include deferred compensation, such as contributions to 401(k) retirement plans, in the formula used for determining amount of wages subject to Social Security tax and, ultimately, monthly benefits. +Guy Cambria, Tolland's chairman and president, said the Canadian group's letter of withdrawal didn't specify a reason for the decision. +In January, she gave up a small partnership that was trying, with little success, to sell visual-aid products. +First, our approach is reasonable deadlines for those who must comply. +Spear points, arrowheads and flakes from toolmaking were uncovered while developers were bulldozing land for a subdivision in 1988. +Twenty years later, he has just the one pair of boots. +Analysts tired of hunting for hard data in company chairmen's reports would probably award the head of Thailand's Saha Union conglomerate good marks for at least admitting it. +The Bank for International Settlements urged bank supervisors and monetary authorities to monitor carefully the international interbank market following its explosive growth in the past two years. +The timing of the plan also puzzled Peru's creditors. +"Whistling is an unmistakable sign of the moron," Shaw said. +Four years earlier, my father had come home from work to tell me that the 1963 All Blacks would be training at the Honorary Artillery Company's ground a stone's throw or two from Liverpool Street station. +Belgium, June CPI (up 2.6 per cent on year). +A 2- to 3-cent increase in the gasoline tax, now 17 cents a gallon, is proposed to keep the state's highway construction program on schedule. +But to the practiced eye, and in the right vineyard, it is a godsend. +Although the dinner is not 40 days after the deaths _ the biblical time period between the Resurrection of Jesus and the Ascension _ the meal stems from that tradition, she said. +"I had always wanted to be a test pilot," he says. "It was damned demanding work." How much time did he actually spend in Vietnam? +The film produced widespread criticism and the West Bank commander, Maj. Gen. +That is, for the next three years, they would in total be allowed to grow at no more than the inflation rate. +He gives no indication of the extent to which he has imbibed the need to retain - or to put in place - the totems of the radicals: in particular a tight credit policy and rapid privatisation. +Jorio Dauster, president of the Brazilian Coffee Institute and head of the Brazilian delegation was quoted as saying the differences between the two sides are small and could eventually be solved, analysts said. +Summer Rand left the Sterling Optical division, where he was president, to pursue other interests. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which lost 3.91 points on Monday, was down another 5.87 at 2,133.71 after the 90 minutes of trading. +Currently, the reservation systems provide all of the equipment and software. +But traders also appeared edgy over the interest-rate outlook, especially if business activity should pick up. +The GNP is the nation's total output of goods and services and its braodest measure of economic health. +London and Tokyo have been getting more of the business in U.S.-listed issues while markets in this country are closed. +They paid the agency $1,000 in registration and placement fees, and advanced the woman's $224 air fare. +The last act, which crowns Il Trovatore as a great melodrama, should exercise a steady, relentless grip, but here it was disappointingly choppy and sectional. +There's not a chair in sight. +"We knew that was coming," pilots spokesman Rick Chapman said. He said the pilots union attorneys would study the motion. +The unusual premium, called a "backwardation," had reached $130 a ton, or 5.8 cents a pound. +Kadar, 76, was removed as Hungarian leader last year and replaced by Karoly Grosz, who has allowed more personal freedoms and political reforms. +On the downside, Pan Am remained unchanged at 5 and Northwest Airlines fell 1 to 103 after Tuesday's announcement that Pan Am is considering buying Northwest. +Legislation to equalise the pension age has been put back a year amid fears of agitation on the back benches. +Robert Gardner, whose family company Gardner & Son Inc. is on Cotton Row, said smaller firms still rely on the exchange for market information. +Orators demanded an emergency meeting in April of the Estonian party's policy-making Central Committee, possibly with Gorbachev in attendance, to halt "bourgeois nationalism" and "counterrevolution," Ms. Saarna said. +He was backed by 58 percent of college-educated respondents, compared with 37 percent of those who have not finished high school. +Bradley won in a landslide. +Pierce refused testify later, citing his constitutional protection against self-incrimination. +Guarded by 6,500 riot police, bulldozers began demolishing iron fences surrounding Sanrizuka Struggle Hall, a two-story prefabricated headquarters built by local farmers and the extremist group Chukakuha, or Middle Core Faction. +A. Here, the Brady commission would like to see stock and futures margin requirements "unified." +Yesterday's incident, which Russian coastguard officials described as 'necessary', suggests Moscow intends to take a tougher line in enforcing its sovereignty. +And since the kidneys produce erythropoietin, patients with kidney failure often develop anemia. +Jimmy Swaggart's first revival outside his home state since he was defrocked in a sex scandal begins tonight, causing painful questions of loyalty for some fellow evangelists. +"I'm very honored and very proud," Miss Jackson told fans jamming sidewalks, standing on cars and leaning out of office windows on Vine Street on Friday. +Sen. Bentsen is instinctively less partisan, more formal and more senatorial. +As in recent sessions, trading opened on a tentative note, with the 100-share index up just 5.5 points, amid near disbelief at the market's virtually unhindered rise in recent weeks. +Bravin said the board would form a task force to study its own composition in reponse to student demands that deaf people comprise a majority of the 20-member panel. +Covering 4 percent of the country, wilderness areas comprise a sampler of the American landscape: Great Gulf and Lost Creek, Mud Swamp and Thunder Ridge. +The effect of the power-driven Machiavellian manager is usually plain to see.' In companies addicted to internal politics, Machiavelli remains the stuff of day-to-day reality. +On the 12-point Soviet scale, a 5-point earthquake is considered capable of shaking buildings, furniture and cracking windows and plaster. +At the base to greet the team were members of their families and co-workers. +The CFTC is up for reauthorization, and congressional committees are ivnestigating what steps, if any, should be taken to make it a more effective agency. +The Pentagon chief provided a hint of the impact on Tuesday in testimony before the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on defense. +'This is Congress responding to the street.' Mr De Leon has been a sharp critic of the powerful Guatemalan security forces for their widespread abuse of human rights. +"If I had only one thing to do over in my life, I would have that baby," Miss Neal says. +Pricing in early May. +Spokesmen for Pacific Gas and its Alberta & Southern unit declined to comment. +The question is whether it has to cost so much. +It is backed by a powerful coalition of cities, construction companies and environmental groups, and contains money for every part of the nation. +More than 500 issues in this medium size range trade on Nasdaq, and they are the stocks institutions often begin to purchase after buying their quotas of the giant ones. +The group, including residents from Washington, Oregon and California, arrived five hours behind schedule because of mechanical troubles, but remained enthusiastic about its mission. +Frank Lorenzo, chairman of Eastern's owner, Texas Air Corp., has predicted a widespread job action by the 3,500 union pilots would drive the airline under. +One can only hope that progress toward peace and democracy continues without serious interruption and at no slower pace than the one we have just witnessed. +Foreign exchange dealers said sentiment toward the dollar was relatively weak, with the market still searching for the currency's bottom level. +Some 161 different jukeboxes in 32 states air locally selected videos on the various local cable systems. +Signs of slow recovery in the fall of 1980 didn't help Carter. +In return Mr Abiola should suspend his threat to form a Lagos-based government. The generals may object: in which case the interim government is exposed as a sham, and Nigeria's prospects are bleak indeed. +The Iraqi official said Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's acceptance of a cease-fire has destroyed Iran's dream of spreading its version of Islam throughout the region. "This is a watershed between two eras," he said. +The first U.S.-chartered planes arrived Oct. 13 in Abyei, which consists of 12-15 permanent structures and thousands of huts built of sticks and grass. +A spokesman for Credit Lyonnais said that he expected UAF to increase profits by 10 per cent this year. +A number have done so on a case by case, area by area, basis. At the end of 1991 the process of commercialisation was taken a stage further. +Paul Frey (Emperor) sings with true musicianship - a blessing in any Strauss tenor - but somewhat palely and passionlessly. +In the municipal market, a $118 million issue of Birmingham, Ala., general obligation refunding bonds was tentatively priced to yield 6.5% from 1996 to 8% in 2015. +Honduras and Panama will hold presidential elections in 1989. Gen. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, gold bullion for current delivery settled at $421.30 a troy ounce, $1.10 lower than Monday's close. +Probably gainfully unemployed right now for missing it by a jillion points. But, these things come and go, seriously. +Works like these were cheered by George Bernard Shaw, who during his decades as a sharp-eared music critic spent a lot of time clawing his beard listening to tepid music by the British "Mozart and a little water" school of academic composers. +But for him, Polaroid has always been far more than a business. +"If they don't fill it immediately, then I can start over at a new price or try again with the same price." +South Africa insists it is complying with the one-year U.N. plan to end its 74-year rule of Namibia. +The outcome of their "freedom fighting" has been the waste of millions of dollars, as well as a further loss of respect for the U.S. abroad. +Mrs. Makim, the 33-year-old sister of the former Sarah Ferguson, now Britain's Duchess of York, said, "My reputation has been totally vindicated." +And just watch how fast people move if they walk into a silky spider web in the dark. +As part of the plea arrangement, federal prosecutors urged that Helmy serve nearly five years in prison. +But they hope to learn enough from thallium compounds to find more suitable materials that superconduct at still higher temperatures. +President Bush counseled "just be patient" when pressed on why the Soviet Union hadn't joined his call for a resolution authorizing military force against Kuwait. +While the group played "Jumpin' Jack Flash," about 100 policemen searched the gigantic stage structure but found no evidence of explosives. +New car and truck sales are in a tailspin, partly because of sagging consumer confidence, worry about conflict in the Middle East and a slowing economy. +Providing more performing space than any other theatre in Scotland, the stage will be comparable to that of the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden. The auditorium is of exceptional design and gives the theatre its Grade B listed building status. +The rating concern also cited "continued management instability" at the district, uncertainty over future power costs and concern about the district's ability to keep its rates competitive. +Eritrea, the northern province of Ethiopia, is the homeland of some three and a half million people. +Dissenters were defeated at an extraordinary general meeting they held in July which ratified the idea of corporate capital. +The company late Sunday sent pilots a letter telling them to return to work before noon Tuesday or be classified as being on strike. +Earlier this month, First RepublicBank disclosed that it had been forced to seek FDIC assistance after a depositor run on its banks drained it of $1.9 billion in the first two months of the year. +The money is tied up in federal litigation. +De Klerk, who came to power last August, legalized the ANC and released Mandela in February after 27 years in prison, but he has stopped short of supporting black majority rule. +The Air Force and Congress agreed last year to terminate the top secret program, opting instead for satellites that could provide the same intelligence information for less money. +The Eagles "had a hard time getting it in against us and we had a tough time against them. +Sources who have been reliable in the past said the Dalai Lama, exiled god-king of Tibetan Buddhists, had a chance of being chosen, but the ferment in eastern Europe caused speculation that the prize would go a democratic leader in the region. +They were due to expire last year, but will be kept in force until the new investigation is completed, the European Commission said. +Clients include the Swedish distributor of Alfa Romeo and Fiat. +Industry sources say other Canadian producers are expected to take legal action against Pacific Gas. +If it can do this, the island may be able to lay some foundations for a future recovery. +'The first world has a neo-liberal discourse, but it is mercantile-protectionist in practice.' AT THE Suginoi Hotel waitresses busily clean up after the vast number of guests who have eaten at the dinner buffet in the great dining hall. +The Superdome, where the convention was held, itself was a loser. +In composite trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, Lear Siegler closed at $82 a share, down $1.50. +Campaign events are an extraordinarily unreliable guide to election results. +But at least four votes are required to grant such review. +Associate Attorney General Francis A. Keating II said he proposed the idea last fall as a way to discourage drug smugglers from driving loads of cocaine, marijuana and heroin across the border near San Diego. +Except when it's snowing or raining, she and her Shetland pony, Jacky, take to the streets of Hingham to deliver The Patriot Ledger newspaper, published in Quincy. +The actual legal title and asset transfer won't occur until USX settles original financing obligations, which is expected in April 1989. +D.S. Kennedy controls 1,287,030 common shares of Cleveland-Cliffs, assuming the conversion of some preferred stock that it holds. +The critical fact is that the government has put on the brakes. +It is thought to have been a center for pre-Christian and astronomical worship, because the sun rises over a particular stone. +At the Caracol station, the bombers left behind a communique dated Wednesday and signed by "The Extraditables," a group known to carry out bloody acts for the Medellin drug cartel. +Wood then sought workers' compensation benefits from her employer, Laidlaw Transit. +Ten years ago: Actor Steve McQueen died in Juarez, Mexico, at age 50. +Detectives investigating the disappearance of more than Pounds 4m from the Metropolitan Police arrested an accountant on the force's civilian staff. +Japan buys 180,000 barrels a day of crude, accounting for 11 percent of Mexico's total exports in March. +Dr. Borer: I think we understand that. +Union Carbide reported $1.28 billion in sales from its chemicals and plastics businesses, down 15 percent from the first quarter of 1989. +It also said 1987 bonuses were slashed an average of 25 percent to 50 percent, Shearson Lehman Hutton levied cutbacks of between 25 percent and 50 percent in some areas and about 80 percent of Smith Barney's managing directors took pay cuts. +If Mr. Thornburgh wins the Senate election in Pennsylvania, maybe he'll introduce inclusionary-rule legislation. +"They got off criminally cheap," said Melvin Belli, the attorney who represented the interests of about 2,000 plaintiffs before the cases were transferred from U.S. courts to India. +Kramer pulled her over on June 14 for having expired registration tags on her Rolls-Royce. +The consequent charges for using the rail network reduces the attractiveness of investment in rail operations. +But the next occupant of the White House could help determine whether this Caribbean island remains a U.S. commonwealth or becomes the 51st state. +Women who own businesses tend not to support extended maternity leave or flextime, and identify more as employers than as women, notes Prof. +When combined with an additional 641,609 shares sold in a subscription offering, the sale completes First Federal's conversion from a mutual to a stock form of organization. +'Now the thing begins. +"The Commies are our slaves now," said one Chinese merchant who learned his colloquial English from American GI customers during the war. "They need us more than we need them." But the change has not completely satisfied the Chinese. +This led to allegations of insider dealing, which the Stock Exchange is now understood to be investigating. +At the low end of the increases, wages in the transportation sector and communications industry rose just 1.9 percent while wages at hospitals shot up 6.4 percent. +Shorts say his proposal is another attempt to prop up the price. +Help-wanted advertising reached a seven-year high in June, buoyed by economic gains in the Eastern states and the industrial areas of the Midwest. +In part because of a weak dollar, the country's foreign debt has, by one estimate, reached $22 billion. +This had always in my memory resulted in a reference to a person "getting flack" when he was attacked for a decision or a position, just as one would have been harassed over the target in a B-17. +Two F-16A jet fighters crashed while on a night training mission, in the third incident involving Hill Air Force Base jet fighters in one week. +Besides the $83,000 prize for the winner, the two runners-up are to receive $8,300 each. +"What we're seeing is probably just the tip of the iceberg," says Jesse Brill, a securities lawyer with Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. in San Francisco. +Osteoporosis, a disease caused by the leaching of calcium from bone, strikes 15 to 20 million adults. +Illinois officials, in fact, have a computerized link to this plant that allows them to constantly monitor emissions, and this enforcement case initially focused on air pollution. +The grey-on-pink columns look, at a glance, just as they always do - or, at least, as they have done since the typography was changed a year or so ago. +Under the agreement, which still must be approved by a Sarasota Circuit judge, the Twiggs could seek visitation rights if they are determined to be the biological parents. +Francis, a parish worker, resented his vicar's letters in square white envelopes (though we were not told what those letters said). Perhaps I am lucky, I have usually got on with my superiors. +The company had to extend the deadline and put up more cash itself than it initially intended. +The dry spell is occurring during the critical pod-filling stage of the soybean crop, in which the seeds in the pods develop. +August's spending rise was previously reported as 0.5%. +Turner Publishing, a wholly owned subsidiary of Turner Broadcasting System Inc., puts its first book, a coffee-table volume of Reagan's photographs, on the market next month. +It is financed by premiums paid by Medicare recipients, which are projected to total about $8.6 billion in fiscal 1990. +Glasser agreed to seal the affidavits supporting the government's plans for one week, but let the raid go forward, Newsday said. +We had no connection with it" or with other individual country networks, said one U.S. official. +The total amount of the charge was not available. +The General Accounting Office said the Food Security Act of 1985 was designed to help stabilize the farm economy, enhance U.S. agricultural exports and prevent the buildup of large surplus stocks of commodities. +Fires join accidents among the most common threats to Americans. +Last week, Kohlberg Kravis launched a $90-a-share tender offer for Atlanta-based Nabisco that is contingent upon approval by the company's board. +The political conflict is intensifying the deep ethnic rivalries that have existed since the country was united in 1918. +To avoid distracting from the 1992 program, the community has agreed on a three-phase plan to draw the former territory of East Germany and its 16 million citizens into the trading bloc. +"We also believe that GenCorp's board has an obligation to present any alternative transaction it may propose to the GenCorp shareholders in an environment permitting any other offerer, including ourselves, to compete." +The official Xinhua news agency said Monday that Zhao left Sunday by special train for Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, on a goodwill visit. +The satellite settled into an orbit reaching 11,000 miles high. +Israel established the six- to 10-mile wide security zone in 1985 when it withdrew the bulk of its army from south Lebanon after a three-year occupation. +Some states now end the right to sue after an arbitrary number of years even if the injury could not have been detected during that period. +The oxygen mixes with a kerosene-like propellant to power the spacecraft. +The firm adds that "most people are staying." +The range of borrowers has widened to include private sector corporate names as well as sovereign borrowers and public sector companies. +They will tell black voters that Bush is no different than Reagan, a president who never got more than 10 percent support from blacks. +The marquis is alleged to have later committed suicide. +OPEC hopes to use a cease-fire between Iraq and Iran as the foundation for resolving several of its problems, including runaway production. +How does "Prizzi's Honor" relate to "Moulin Rouge"? +The scandal was a blow for Chancellor Helmut Kohl and his coalition government. +Nevertheless, many developers are still targeting the trade-up market. +Protests from Georgia nationalists also provided the Chautauquans with a chance to see "glasnost" in action. +Byers said the oil market also got a boost Monday by a report shoing daily oil production among the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries declined to 19.4 million from 20.2 million barrels. +The market is going to stick on Monday, absolutely. +"We'll let you gamble there as high as you've got the nerve," Wynn promised. +He said only 22 per cent of the planned budget for disarmament had been received. At the same time, the Ministry of Energy and Heating has claimed that supplies of heating fuel for winter are in an 'extraordinarily bad' situation. +"We can't just 'microwave' jeans anymore; we have to cook them," jokes a Lee trouble-shooter who hustles from one laundry to the next. +It argued, however, that the technology used 'has been accepted worldwide by pilots. +The picture that emerges from all of this is one of the SEC as an ineffective, highly politicized agency that wastes a tremendous amount of resources in turf-grabbing. +A lawyer for Bellshire United Methodist Church said the church had turned down the carillon to 50 percent of its power and was preparing to move its speakers higher on the steeple to further reduce the sound. +There is some concern on Wall Street that the figures will cast doubts on the belief that the Federal Reserve is beginning to succeed in its effort to restrain inflation. +"Expectations that the United States will make a further move to relax its monetary policy no longer are affecting the Tokyo market because it has been expected for quite some time already," Ikeda said. +Two preferred shareholders, with a combined stake of 34.9% in Allis-Chalmers Corp.'s $5.875 convertible preferred stock Series C outstanding, said they asked for a seat on the company's board. +"While the risk is small, there is some risk and the risk is real," said AIDS researcher Dr. Robert Klein, co-author of an editorial accompanying the two studies. +Unlike Hospital Corp., Charter Medical has performed well in recent years, its results reflecting its greater reliance on psychiatric hospitals than on general care hospitals. +One of the State Department's most experienced Latin America hands is in line to become ambassador to the Organization of American States as part of an administration effort to revitalize that institution, according to U.S. officials. +What's kakko ii today, of course, can be passe tomorrow. Tennis was all the rage in the mid-1980s, when young women slung rackets over their shoulders purely for show as they walked around Tokyo. +The suit also alleged that Mr. Zimmerman, who formerly was Pic 'N' Save's chairman, wrongfully induced some Pic 'N' Save employees to work for Pay'n Save. +This is true for Lane Kirkland." With the acknowledgement of Dukakis' win-to-come _ but still without a formal endorsement _ Jackson still appeared a little bitter that his path-breaking efforts did not result in victory. +Current investment fads have pros and cons, of course. +"I'd sure term them (the auto talks) somewhat disappointing," said one big steelmaker's sales chief. +Delmed has about 42.3 million common shares outstanding. +Only a fraction of the 90 million travelers who entered Canada last year were checked for narcotics and few drug shipments were intercepted, said Arthur Lewis, head of enforcement at Canada Customs. +"Sesame Street" has a new character, a baby girl named Gabriela, thanks to help from the rarely cooperative Oscar the Grouch. +But not the farmers. +The tornado never came, but when dawn arrived, it was a shock to see so much devastation, including my own house in ruins. +Mernick began joint operation of Heritage USA, which includes a hotel and theme park, with bankruptcy trustee M.C. "Red" Benton on Feb. 13, but has yet to close on the sale. +"The whole state's pretty much blanketed in fog," Doug Young, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said Saturday morning. +There is pessimism, too, about whether the stock market will develop smoothly. +HGP-30 is a synthetic copy of a protein that is part of the internal structure of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS, or acquired immune deficiency syndrome. +The ensuing publicity cut into Samurai sales and resulted in several lawsuits. +Iraq reported 10 civilians killed and 22 wounded. +A number of British citizens crossed the Kuwait-Saudi border on Friday night. +Saddam has said he will free all Westerners held in Iraq and Kuwait between Christmas and March 15. +These will be sold, or money borrowed, to participate in new privatisation issues as they come up. Up to 20 per cent of the fund will be invested in former Warsaw pact countries, and up to 20 per cent in the UK. +The Wagners have delivered an estimated 4,500 to 5,000 babies, Bob says. +Announced and anticipated purchases from foreign countries are also supporting futures prices. +The company's ratio of debt to total capitalization would leap to 70% from 29% if the restructuring goes through, according to Phua K. Young, an analyst with Shearson Lehman Hutton. +His enemies are at the gates, perhaps within them, and he can't dither too much longer before casting his lot. +"I had always talked about wanting to run broadcast properties on my own someday," said Mr. Eskridge, who had management experience in both radio and television in his nearly 20 years with NBC. +He was one of four men who have been shot by the so-called "Zodiac" gunman since March. +Those which file late and do not pay the penalties swiftly will be passed on to a private debt collector. +The flap is the latest of several since the opening Monday of early national labor contract negotiations between the No. 3 automaker and the UAW. +Congress imposed the sanctions because of South Africa's policy of racial discrimination against its non-white majority, overriding a veto by President Reagan in the process. +The Indians complain that the white authorities won't maintain their cricket ground. +Members of the bistate rail commission were impressed by the train during a visit to Germany in March, but questioned whether the technology was in place to build such an ambitious project. +"Our armed forces will close in an iron rank against those who try to challenge us and will make Iraq and Kuwait a grave yard for those who launch any aggression," the Iraqi statement said. +"I think all generic advertising is probably a waste of money," says Thomas Pollock, chairman of MCA Inc.'s Motion Picture Group. +" He called on his supporters to help restore calm. +"We expect more to come as Christmas and New Year approach," Lt. +There is no guarantee that the money would flow to the project, which would eventually cost at least $5.4 billion. +Union leader George McDonald thanked Murdoch for the $3 million. +The newspaper telephones Mr Ardouin. +One is a military officer who telephoned Hong Kong Thursday morning from Beijing, and the other is a businessman, based in Hong Kong, who says he has extensive contacts within the Chinese military. +And they had real dreams about getting out of the Depression. +Mr Will Whitehorn, corporate affairs director at the Virgin Group, says his company's central London store is selling 35,000 medium-priced titles. +Overall, the volume of stock and bond offerings in the U.S. in the first half rose 13% to $163 billion. +The company also cited anticipated start-up costs at its Liberty, S.C., plant, and the loss of sales to the first quarter because of heavy sales promotion programs. +Sterling asset growth for both banks and building societies remains stunted by recession. +But if they can't pass on subsequent tries, they will be locked out of prestigious jobs. +While the report, with its vacuous martial metaphors, proved a useful tool for school superintendents across America eager to fatten their budgets, little lasting change has taken place. +But now a different danger begins. +American Healthcare Management Inc. said it completed the sale of two hospitals for $10.6 million in cash and $10 million in secured notes, and reached definitive agreements to sell three more. +Telxon and MSI have long been bitter rivals, with suits pending against each other for the last three years. +At the referee's whistle, Illinois and teams from Michigan State, Texas A&M and North and South Dakota state universities move in around several dozen half-ton sides of beef swinging from hooks near the ceiling of the cavelike cooler. +In addition, the Bank of England recently revealed that it has admonished some of London's leading investment banks for carelessness in their choice and promotion of clients. +There's nothing comic about the situations portrayed in the comic books. +We've set into _ into forward motion certain reviews that are on _ moving towards completion. +Instead, the company depends on nuclear power plants for about three-fourths of its energy needs. +Trading in the shares starts on November 15. The trust will aim to match broadly both changes in the capital value of the index and its gross dividend yield by investing in 300 or more of the 1,000 companies which constitute the index. +The FAA said baggage destined for the United States aboard U.S. carriers will be given first priority for the London machine. +Federal courts have upheld the treaties in rulings dating to 1983 in the case initiated by the Chippewa. +"I will see probably 100 new toy lines each year. +If the stock is held at least 12 months, the appreciation gets favorable capital-gains treatment. +A Christiana spokesman said that the real-estate investment and management concern has insurance coverage that will pay part of any award arising from the litigation, which involved the company's Christiana Community Builders subsidiary. +The Bundesbank is also in an excellent position to resist the imposition of Emu by a German government that has been seriously weakened by its past policy errors. +After the younger Biaggi was cleared of the racketeering counts, he walked across the courtroom and hugged and kissed his father. +Mrs. Allen was once one of Alabama's most popular politicians. She was auditor from 1967 to 1975 and treasurer from 1975 to 1978, when she ran afoul of the law. +Carl Vuono arrived at Wilford Hall Medical Center, one of two large military hospitals here that since Wednesday have received more than 200 men injured in the Panama invasion, the largest influx of casualties since the Vietnam War. +Ms. Jones, 37, was arrested Saturday at the home of a friend, entertainer Chris Stanley, police said Monday. +The officer, who asked not to be identified, said the victims had been shot to death and then burned earlier in the week. +First, some discouraged workers have simply stopped looking for jobs, and therefore no longer count among the unemployed. +"I propose we join together to help the poor and homeless children," he said. +About that time, Elizabeth gave birth, and Zechariah suddenly could speak again, predicting a pivotal place for his new son, named John. +They contend elections have been part of a U.S.-imposed counterinsurgency project to provide a facade of democratic civilian rule over an edifice of military repression. +Maybe because it's 3 o'clock in the morning for me right now, I can feel that way. +The house was purchased with government funds. +It's estimated that as much as $8 billion could be raised this way. +Sir John said the board accepted it had been guilty of that and had stopped allocations under the unpublished categories. It is the third successive year that the NAO has commented on the board's accounts. +Volumes would be relatively small, so it would not make sense to manufacture it themselves. +In each case, Apollo arms itself beforehand with a commanding position in the company's defaulted bonds or bank debt, snapped up at a big discount to face value. +In January, the firm captured 41% of a two-year auction and, on Tuesday, 21% of a four-year auction. +There are two main reasons for that. +In theory, higher Japanese interest rates should attract money to the yen and cause the Japanese currency to strengthen, but currency dealers said the rate change already had been taken into account before the announcement. +She sings Waller's "Keepin' Out of Mischief Now" in her show. +Romano had earlier said the Navy killings were not connected to the pawnshop shooting in which clerk Julie Michaels, 32, was killed and her 35-year-old brother critically wounded. +Lord Nicholas Bethell, a British member of the European Parliament, turned over a copy of the list to officials of the insurgents' Afghan government-in-exile in Pakistan. +And now he's taking down names. +In Cairo, the favorite activity is a trip to al-Hussein, a bustling district of mosques and shops. +"When we started the program, there was a lot of advertising, enthusiasm and backing," she said. "Now, there's no advertising support for female apparel. +Opponents also point out that the late Hirohito, the new emperor's father, renounced his divinity in 1946. +"The addition of TNT to our already successful lineup of basic cable networks has lifted our quarterly operating profit to an all-time high," said Turner, chairman of TBS. +Jackson said his candidacy has helped build racial tolerance. +The CEO of a giant electronics company, renowned for his outspoken impatience, became annoyed at a marketing presentation. +In part, the answer may be that Santa Fe has counted on using proceeds from the sale of some assets to pay for its planned stock buy-backs and may have been reluctant to make major stock purchases without completing those sales. +Charter One Financial Inc. said it completed the merger of Western Reserve Savings Bank, Cleveland, and First Federal Savings of Akron with its subsidiary, First Federal Savings Bank. +Later, he told Bowen: "You're timing was excellent. +The east side is predominately white, middle to upper class, the home of Sarah Lawrence College; it borders the wealthy towns of Scarsdale and Bronxville. +The company had announced several months ago that one of the two plants would close. +Exchanges began making their own fixes well before the first study went to the printers. +Things aren't really terrible on Wall Street, but they are when compared with the glorious bull market of the previous five years. +The White House expressed frustration with stalled budget talks and prodded Democrats today to come up with their own plan to reduce the $169 billion federal deficit. +While KKR's $90-a-share offer is $15 a share more than the RJR-Shearson group's, KKR officials badly want Mr. Johnson's management team to join them to continue guiding RJR. +But that's down 26.2% from Merrill's 1989 fee income. +The notes are convertible into common stock at $34.58 a share, representing a 12% conversion premium over today's closing price. +Assets in money funds have lately climbed to new highs, surpassing $280 billion. +Despite the losses, Columbia hasn't been taken over by regulators, although a takeover is considered likely. +Tommy stood back and laughed. +I was usually on the sparsely populated liberal side of the internal debates surrounding these cases, and during the brief period when our government service overlapped, I usually found that Judge Bork was my ally. +"They figure they're losing," he says. +Industrial Bank of Japan fell Y10 to Y3,290 and Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank lost Y30 to Y1,980. Retailers rose on prospects of a boost in private consumption because of an income tax cut scheduled next month. +A 2 1/4-point drop by International Business Machines alone shaved about 4 points off the index. +It's too sensitive, and it's not the role for the United States to do that. +"Our training is three weeks, whereas the Brazilian is nine, and we are not as survival-oriented," says William Ormsbee, a spokesman at U.S. Southern Command in Panama. +Standard & Poor's Corp. said it raised, to single-B-minus from triple-C-plus, about $46 million of this New York radio-broadcasting company's subordinated debt. +Repeated phone calls seeking comment from representatives of the flight attendants were not returned. +Spain has other demands that are more reasonable, such as an increase in its own voting weight to equal that of the other big countries, and a right for Spanish fishermen to fish in Norwegian waters when Norway joins. +Italy, West Germany and France banned imports. +They doubt their Soviet counterparts understand it very well, either. +The March hydrological outlook, usually an annual report on potential for spring flooding from snowmelt, this year is more a chronicle of missing snow and dry soil conditions. +Mr Earnshaw characterises the standard local system manager as the site accountant. +This child is guileless enough to be appalled by the war for which he is the pretext, yet canny enough to stay the hand of a determined assassin. +Schlueter, whose coalition includes the Liberals and Social Liberals, called the vote to settle a minor dispute with the main opposition Social Democrats on economic policy and taxes. +Apart from that, Sheik Hasina and Khaleda Zia share little except a dogged determination to oust President Hussain Muhammad Ershad, the ninth president in 19 years and like all his predecessors, installed by military might. +The 41-nation body estimated total inventories of cocoa at the end of the 1989-90 (October-September) season at 1.391 million tons. +The other provision would permit export of 70,000 barrels daily of petroleum products from the refinery at Valdez, Alaska, and any new refineries that are constructed in the state. +But in just a few perfect shades and fabrics, they were so well constructed that the fashion world took notice. +Other species include the redear, or shellcracker; the warmouth; the rock bass; the green sunfish; the redbreast; and the longear sunfish or pumpkinseed. +In addition, sales of savings bonds to the public and special nonmarketable securities to state and local governments would stop. +Mrs. Palme identified Pettersson in court as the man she saw standing a few feet away immediately after he husband fell with a fatal gunshot wound. +Jack Gravely, president of the state National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said today that his group supports the basic findings and conclusion of the report. +Colgate's operating profit climbed 25% to $52.3 million, with European operations showing the greatest strength. +The entertainer collapsed backstage Wednesday while starring in a one-night performance of the vaudeville-style musical before a Peoria Civic Center Crowd of about 2,000 people. +The spokesman said the militia will evacuate some 400 fighters, 40 tanks and 50 armored personnel carriers from Beirut's Christian sector. +1990 1st qtr. +In February it unveiled a redesign and slimming of its HQ which was so limited - just 10 per cent - that it drew catcalls from investors in the City of London. +Once the injuction is enforced "they won't have to wait." +At most, it may have made them confident. Letchkov owned up after the match that he had advised his coach beforehand that Thomas Hassler was the German to watch. +Acting Prime Minister Salim Hoss, a Sunni Moslem, endorsed the demand. +Deputy Secretary Peter Myers said no legislation to carry out the CCC proposal would be sent to Congress at this time. +He was considered West Germany's most eligible bachelor when, in 1980, he married Countess Gloria von Schoenburg zu Glauchau und Waldenburg, who was 22 years old at the time. +The NABJ objected to what it said was the derisive tone and terminology used by NBC anchorman Tom Brokaw and reporter Robert Hager in a 1988 obituary on Max Robinson, the first black network TV anchorman and a founder of NABJ. +When major U.S. aid programs began with the Marshall Plan for western Europe after World War II, the bulk of the money was in grants. +Rafsanjani, 55, who also is the armed forces commander-in-chief, has served as speaker for the past eight years. +The main evidence for this proposition seemed to be that 'there is a lot of criticism coming from western Europe, but I don't see or hear it coming from Asia'. Mr Christopher should listen more carefully. +The Defense Ministry announcement said the farmer reservists have three days from Dec. 17 to report in or be listed as deserters. +Amsterdam shares closed mostly lower and were narrowly mixed in Brussels. +But the military mission quickly encountered trouble when its crew unsuccessfully tried to activate tape recorders for collecting data. +The interim dividend is maintained at 2.25p. COMMENT Times remain tough for Ellis & Everard and, despite a glimmer of hope in the US, it is difficult to see much recovery flowing through to the results until well into next financial year. +But, suddenly, it becomes apparent that one of Jorge's pawns will queen. +In return, the Audio/Video group agreed to terminate its tender offer for Cyclops. +A foundation poster shows a map of Brazil with an outline of the Atlantic forest as it existed in 1500, with the words, in Portuguese, "I Used to Be Like This." +Students at the Normal University and other schools in northwest Beijing's university district said the campuses had little of the holiday atmosphere of past National Days. +His comment is more in line with the mood of a growing number of today's East Germans. +Resigning Fed governor Seger complains about the "sub-par wages" of the $115,300-a-year job. +The Hibernia oil field was discovered almost 10 years ago but its development has been delayed by depressed oil prices and jurisdictional quarrels between the federal and Newfoundland governments. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Republic Waste shares closed at $10.75, down 62.5 cents a share. +But we don't see how it would help. +Walkouts also were averted in 1984, the last bargaining session. +They said the house shook and there was a sound like thunder. "We thought it was an earthquake," they told authorities. +Many stocks didn't trade for a lack of buy orders, and prices were off in all sectors. +The story is introduced by eye-catching graphics of the pointing finger accompanied by a specially produced rock theme song with "Shame, shame, shame, shame on you" lyrics. +The Rev. Barbara Harris, with the voices of dissidents overwhelmed by cheers from thousands of fellow Episcopalians, on Saturday became the first woman elevated to bishop in a 2,000-year succession dating back to the apostles. +The two banks agreed to merge in 1983, at which time Bank of New York said it would pay 1.85 times the book value. +"We are talking to third parties about buying Murray Ohio and other options" including a recapitalization, he said. +These cases are big and they are complex. Justice often requires a number of defendants and a number of charges.' Mr Staple did not reject out of hand the introduction of some form of plea bargaining in serious fraud cases. +Analysts like Thompson even see repackagers branching into other products to market through physicians offices' _ weight loss programs that include diet food, behavior modification tapes and other materials. +The significance will be a serious reduction in the number of workers from the territories," Magen said on Israel radio. +The panel convicted Mulheren, 41, on four counts of conspiracy and securities fraud, which carry the same penalty. +'I absolutely recognise the case for having fresh air brought into the Bank,' he said, in a tone that implied the case had been made to him fairly forcibly. Just how much will change in the Bank as the new team takes charge is not clear. +In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Braniff was bid at $3.50 a share. +On March 31, Working Woman magazine, in cooperation with Jeep and Goodyear, will open its own mall tour. +The Bush administration is preparing what some White House officials call a "slash and burn" budget to meet next year's tough target without raising taxes. +"It could be a pilot, but there are a few other steps," said Loggia. "We might do a movie-of-the-week on Mancuso. +The subcommittee also said it has "preliminary information" that two other generic drug makers "may have made misrepresentations" to obtain FDA clearance for diazepam, the generic version of Valium, also used for epilepsy. +The July 16 earthquake killed more than 1,600 people, injured more than 3,000 and destroyed the homes of 90,000 people in the northern Philippines. +Whether Mr. Jacobs or GAF makes a tender offer for the company, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Bere see similarities with the attempted takeover of Goodyear. +Broadcasters, on the other hand, still are paying for last year's writers' strike, but they should get a boost later from a big rebound in television-ad sales. +Full convertibility isn't likely until the mid-1990s, economists say. +This isn't the first time that the unit has been shut down because of equipment problems. +The next thing I knew his car had hit the wall." Chafin said the race is normally run at about 10 mph and that Hagewood was going faster than that. +Mr. Hosenball reports from Washington for the London Sunday Times. +When the snow begins to fall _ and an average of 100 inches fall here each winter _ warm water from the city's power plant will be pumped through a grid of plastic pipes underneath downtown streets and sidewalks, melting the snow and ice. +Zurich authorities also indefinitely extended the freeze on assets believed to be linked to Mr. Marcos and his associates. +Under this dumping complaint, there's no provision to prevent a company from simply importing the entire computer. +And although few taste buds are sensitive enough to tell the difference, some beer drinkers say that non-draft beers can taste slightly "cooked" because they're pasteurized. +The school that once expelled novelist Cathie Pelletier for "radicalism" is ready to salute her tonight as an outstanding alumna. +Torstar has since raised its stake to 22.3%. +It has extensive property interests in the United States. +The stock market, meanwhile, has jumped 18% since Jan. 1. +According to testimony, Salcido began the killing frenzy after a night of bar-hopping. +The Federal Highway Administration has an emergency relief program to help states and local governments repair federally funded highways and bridges seriously damaged by natural disasters. +If looking too feminine or sexy isn't likely to advance one's career, neither is looking too cute. +People don't view the environmental issue in very partisan terms. +Despite making more arrests than most of the male officers in her precinct, she was being "terminated" without warning. +Ms. Bhutto and Gandhi are to hold a joint news conference Monday morning before Gandhi's return to India. +Without it, "nothing would have happened and all the existing hostages would be in the same hopeless situation as before." +They said the funds will go toward developing the C$155 million mine in Canada's Northwest Territories. +The contract with Nymex "will assist Sabine in achieving its goal of making the Henry Hub the premier location for trading natural gas in the United States," said Jagjit S. Yadav of Houston, president of the pipeline company. +It said some people in debt try to go into hiding or commit suicide rather than consult with someone. +Despite the study's harsh conclusions, alcoholic beverage companies show no sign of changing their ways. +That pushed the average past its previous post-crash closing high of 2,660.66, reached on Monday. +But the airline industry has little alternative. +And the company's incoming orders fell in the quarter to $285 million from $305 million a year ago. +"Low inflation is good for all the markets. +They're now the audience's." Here are Broadway's new and current shows. Ticket supply as of June 3 is indicated as Difficult or Available. Credit card holders can order tickets by phone or by calling Telecharge, Teletron or Ticketron. +In Amarillo, Gov. Clements sent depositors running for their money after he predicted that the beleaguered FSLIC insurance fund wouldn't fully back deposits. +But as long as the economy remains resilient, the bond market will remain in a slump, and that could be for quite a while." +The companies all say they will invest when conditions are right. +South Africa reportedly provided $5 million a year to the islands, including $2 million to finance the presidential guard. +He said both men were well despite being chained and blindfolded. +The biggest previous California jackpot, $25.4 million, was split by two players in October. +Manufacturing is adding jobs, he adds but the gains in the service sector are "modest by past standards." The major labor pains are occuring at the state and local government levels. +Now his plans to shape the PC industry are all-encompassing. +Of the men reporting sex in the previous year, 3 percent said their partners included males and another 6 percent didn't answer the question. +Ornakian and the others reckon that the money they make from each trip _ the equivalent in Lebanese pounds of about $250 _ is worth the chance. +But the outlook remains bleak for the next several months, the analysts said, because rising unit labor costs will exacerbate the already unfavorable position most U.S. manufacturers find themselves in in world markets. +Carter, who arrived from Egypt, was due to meet President Hafez Assad before going to Jordan on Friday. +Robin, in green tights, is recreated by Tyrone Quinn, in real life Ms. Baxter's boyfriend. +The dollar traded as high as 1.5950 marks in Asia and Europe on Wednesday in a continuation of this week's short-covering rally, said Peter Iversen, a trader at Shawmut Bank in Boston. +Even fans of Mr. Wilson's more familiar semi-verbal epic mode will not find what they're expecting. +There are 364 days left in the year. +AVERAGE 3.0% 2.8% NOTE: These estimates of gross national product are seasonally adjusted annual rates, after adjusting for inflation. +A mistrial was declared in January after a prosecutor withheld evidence, albeit unintentionally. +Peruto said Heidnik was insane and was mentally ill when he committed the crimes between November 1986 and March 1987. +The high temperature Thursday in the Lower 48 states was 106 degrees in Borrego Springs, Calif. +Bankers have accused Venezuela of being intransigent in its demands. +Retailers' sales gained 0.7 percent. +Mr. Bowman and his family sold their stock in the Greenville, Texas, S&L in 1983 shortly after he became commissioner. +The condition is characterized by "hyperactive" or "imbalanced" control of certain nervous-system responses, Wald said. +Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) is the worldwide leader in software for personal computers. +The head of a Temple University group that advocates "white pride" says the organization isn't racist, but was formed to balance the "pro-minority" stance taken by school officials. +Mr. Shin's The Palace in Honolulu attracted a clientele considerably down the social ladder. +The trade embargo against South Africa has cost America's hardpressed coal export industry about $250 million during the past three years, according to a study. +He said it was unusual for rebels to attack his denomination's churches. +Tapes show that the co-pilot on an Air Florida jet that crashed in a snowstorm in Washington, D.C., in 1982 raised questions about the amount of slush on the wings before takeoff. +Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega pledged in the agreement last month to free political prisoners, hold early elections, allow opposition parties access to the media and repatriate the Contras. +The Triumphant Bore runs until the end of August and is sponsored by James Howden & Company. August is your last chance to see the Firle Van Dyck currently on loan to the National Gallery. +Control Data Corp. is believed seeking a buyer for an operation that services rival makers' computer equipment in the U.S. +Youths set tires ablaze at the entrance to Gaza City. +Others, like Collender, say a deficit difference of a few billion dollars in a $5 trillion economy is relatively harmless. +Racal and ACM were initial offerings. +"We had our fights. +The scandal forced Kanemaru's mentor, Noboru Takeshita, to resign as prime minister and sidelined most candidates for the succession. +Mr. Mulheren said he often inflated brokerage bills paid to others who had also done him favors. +The prime rate rise followed an increase Thursday in the Bank of Canada's bank rate to 13.77%, its highest level in more than seven years, from 13.61%. +The man's name was withheld because two other gang members were being sought, Sgt. Danny Sneed said Sunday. +The verdict makes Patino the first defendant in the case to be cleared of all charges. +Volume came to 308.1 million shares at midday, compared with 330.4 million shares at the same time Wednesday. +The resulting tax is compared with the taxpayer's regular tax liability, after certain credits. +On a good day, when the skips are full and the site managers generous, he makes about Pounds 10. 'Gun metal is the best - you get good prices for that. +Some of these incidents are presented sharply enough to prompt me and other audience members to laughter or tears. But elsewhere to yawns. +Laws in the bank's home country should govern the offering of services across borders. +Mr Malcolm Barr, international economist at Chemical Bank in London, commented: 'This only added to the markets' nervousness because it was seen as a sign of the depths of the crisis. +At least 5,000 people have been killed in the campaign by Sinhalese ultranationalists. +Along the way, they plan to build 120 homes for needy families. +The 1981 figures are in 1987 dollars, adjusted for inflation. +Iraq-bound shipments, allegedly containing components of an Iraqi "super gun," have been seized in Britain, Greece, Turkey and Italy. +The group includes Lawrence D. Altschul of Cleveland and James J. Apostolakis of New York. +The 31 defendants in custody sat or stood in three cages in the courtroom, a renovated exhibition hall. +That prompted a slowdown in construction plans, the layoff of about 60 employees earlier in the year and general belt tightening. +"Everybody knows about George Washington Carver and peanuts," Ms. Worthy said, referring to the work done at Tuskegee University in Alabama. +Retired U.S. Border Patrol agent Don Daniels says one faction finally forced the other out of Palomas, a town of about 8,000 people, and six or seven people were killed. +Mr. Baker said he had a difference of opinion with Arthur Brien, Pannell Kerr's managing partner, on how to run the firm, but he declined to elaborate. +They were opposed by Caspar Weinberger and Mr. Shultz in what amounted to nothing more than an old-fashioned policy struggle. +In order to build a series of hydroelectric dams, Turkey today cut the flow of the Eurphrates River to Syria and Iraq in a move that could cause problems for the two arid nations over the next month. +Flooding caused by torrential rain has left 20,000 people homeless in Zambia's capital, Lusaka, a ruling party official said today. +Oliveri said later he found nothing offensive about the bare bottom of the Coppertone girl, which is displayed on a billboard eight blocks away. +The exhibition is at the Tate Gallery through April 22, at the Paris Grand Palais May 17 through July 23 and at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art Sept. 6 through Dec. 2. +While current restrictions on incoming capital will remain in force, bankers said the proposed reforms may attract into Taiwan new funds from foreign institutions wishing to ride the current stock-market boom. +Water has been rationed in the communities and residents have been traveling as far as 30 miles to bring in drinking water, Ms. Gordon said. +"There is no level playing field with the phone companies and their massive capital base. +In 1973, former President Johnson died at his Texas ranch at age 64. +Thousands of men, women and children stood along the road from the airport to the Eden Garden stadium, which was decorated with welcome arches and buntings. +The phrase "Don't put me in the news" is one that Gomez used frequently with colleagues when he didn't want them to do a story on him. +The government failed to sell a bank, a cement producer and a steel company because the bids were either too low or no offer was made. The government hopes to earn Es200bn from the sale of state-owned companies this year. +The problems can be compounded because mistakes happen so quickly and irrevocably with computers. +Both companies once sold only house brands, but decided recently to add name-brand goods to compete more effectively with specialty stores and discounters stealing market share. +Moreover, this relationship holds at least as far back as 1940. +Meanwhile, Mr. Levy is consulting for a new software magazine and an electronic music start-up, and writing a book about his eight years at Activision. +He contends the Big Board is mounting "a very carefully planned effort to steal the Chicago futures market." +There, they sat on beds, intrigued by the small television sets at the side. +Asked whether he had any advice for syndicated columnist Carl Rowan, who shot and wounded a teenage intruder in his back yard earlier this week, Bush said: "No, I don't have any advice for him. +Pregnancy is riskier for older women than young ones. +As the poorest member state when it joined in 1986, Portugal has received massive EC aid. +Irving had maintained that the merger would be anti-competitive because Bank of New York and Irving each are among the top processors of certain types of securities transactions. +The step also helps budget writers meet deficit-reduction targets for 1990 by shifting the $850 million out of fiscal 1990, which begins on Oct. 1, and into the current fiscal year. +In addition, the committee could provide some explicit regulatory exemptions for transactions involving certain types of businesses. +In all, Potter had been sentenced to 55 years in prison in both states and served fewer than 20 years. +The declaration was a first in the history of the magazine. +The decline was particularly sharp among banks, which have been leaders in adding women to their boards. +After voicing his complaints to various people at General Electric recently, Mr. De Michele received a call last week from Michael Carpenter, Kidder Peabody president and chief executive officer. +Underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets priced the 8 7/8% notes at 99.871 to yield 8.9%, or 0.78 percentage point more than the Treasury's seven-year note. +Many of the film's sequences are shown from her point of view. +At the other end of the life cycle is "Dad," Gary David Goldberg's adaptation of the William Wharton novel. +The Energy Department recently admitted that the plant has released at least 300,000 pounds of radioactive uranium dust into the atmosphere during its 37 years of operation. +The loud, rattling sound of the last gobble and the hissing noise of dragging wing tips told him the tom was close. +Just live, you'll suffer." Singer Mickey Gilley, whose earthy Texas nightclub was the focus of the movie "Urban Cowboy," hasn't set foot in the honky-tonk for two years. +"We'll implement the recommendations as soon as possible," he said. +Volume came to 568 million shares compared with 551.7 million shares. +Also, consumption of a luxury product like chocolate can't be expanded too far, he said. +Heller, based in Chicago and owned by Japan's Fuji Bank Ltd., is one of the biggest factoring firms in the retail business. +He made clear he was talking about others, not himself. +These include so-called 'funds at Lloyd's' (deposits, personal reserves and special reserves) and other members' assets. The net assets of the central fund increased to Pounds 1.15bn from Pounds 445m. +Three dogs who accompanied a 3-year-old boy on a "pretend" fishing trip probably saved the child's life when he was lost in a forest for two days and nights, an emergency room physician said. +Subacius' account of Landsbergis' comments differed markedly from a report given by the Soviet Union's official Tass news agency. +With proper maintenance, there is no reason they couldn't last another 50 years. +"Please don't execute him, please," she said at a news conference at the press center in east Beirut's Jedeideh area. +In his speech broadcast on Panamanian radio and television, Endara said he would continue to work in coming days, despite his fast. +He makes an estimated $2.5 million annually. +It was 'a coming home rather than a conversion'. +Tandem Computers Inc. said it agreed in principle to acquire closely held Atalla Corp., San Jose, Calif. +Police said the fire was arson, but no arrests have been made. +We are against any military action that targets civilians, whatever form it may take and whatever the results of such actions. +It is about 1,800 miles east of Moscow and north of Mongolia. +Now, only Union Bank of Switzerland retains a triple-A rating from all three rating agencies. +He quits in order to start a new life, but before he can say "litigation," he's become entangled with a beautiful woman (Roxanne Hart) who asks him to defend her estranged husband. +Market-research firms say systems integration is a $20 billion-a-year market that is growing some 20% annually. +Industrial Equity (Pacific) Ltd., a Hong Kong investment firm, said it raised its stake in Everest & Jennings International, a Los Angeles-based medical-equipment maker, to the equivalent of 26.51% of the Class A common shares outstanding. +But as the dust settled across the Cotton Belt, traders realized just how much cotton had been planted-the largest crop since the 1930s and the second largest in U.S. history. +"They are more concerned about retaining power and control because with power comes all sorts of benefits." The trade ministry estimates that more than 100 of the total 10,000 ventures involving foreign investment in the country have been closed. +But looking for Western Europe to make the conventional-force improvements that all candidates agree are necessary is hardly a sure-fire route to success, as the Europeans have been notoriously reluctant to increase defense spending significantly. +The Pittsburgh company was assured that the information would remain "privileged" because it was either private work product or the result of Westinghouse's relationship with its lawyers. +But that replaces only a fraction of the capital sucked out by losses since the late 1980s. +Congress has been flooded with mail from older Americans with higher incomes who now must pay a surtax of up to $800 this year for federal insurance against costs of catastrophic illness. +Heating oil also finished higher in futures trading while gasoline softened. +He is expected to appeal. +As the participants gathered, news reports quoted non-Communist guerrilla commanders as saying they suffered major battlefield losses at the hands of the Phnom Penh army. +No charges were filed because of lack of evidence, it quoted the sources as saying. +The sharp erosion of corporate credit quality in recent years eased in 1987, with most of the improvement coming in the industrial sector, according to Standard & Poor's Corp. +But Names in hardship would benefit in a number of ways. +A prominent Soviet adviser warned the Kremlin less than a month after Soviet troops entered Afghanistan that the action would derail efforts to curb the arms race, he said in a letter published today. +As for monetary policy, the German central bank recently has shown a willingness to lower interest rates to fight the fall of the dollar. +On the ground level, every job BT does has to be planned, and resources allocated in a strict order. +But why the Peronist resurgence? +Micron Technology Inc., rebutting official contentions in Tokyo that Japan's microchip makers are complying with the Semiconductor Trade Agreement, produced evidence purporting to show that Japanese chip dumping continues in Southeast Asia. +The total of the two sums marked only a 1.3% decline from a year earlier, as world trade in diamonds fell 6%, strengthening Antwerp's position as a trading center. +The diplomats refused to describe it as a prisoner exchange, but hinted that Moscow was prepared to help lobby for the release of some rebel prisoners held by Afghan Communists. +Moscow Chamber Opera's singing-actors were wonderfully communicative in their varied roles, maintaining a well-blended ensemble without conductor or accompaniment. +These naturalistic settings make a big difference. +Houston's population climbed from just over 2m in 1970 to 3.9m in 1990, making it the US's fourth most populous city. +Moore said he was not suggesting there is anything wrong with conditions in Japanese zoos but that Australia was probably the only country with veterinary surgeons skilled in the treatment of koalas. +Even the government's own inquiry concluded that the melee began with stones thrown at police on Temple Mount, not at Jews near the wall, which also is called the Western Wall because it forms the western base of Temple Mount. +The contract with these unions also expires Monday. +News of the Stanford experiment was to be released Sept. 23 to coincide with formal publication of the full scientific details in Science, the weekly journal. +Benetton's stock fell L356 to L10,432, making an 8 per cent fall since Tuesday. Mr Fossati's departure highlights Benetton's difficulties in retaining top managers. +Leaves have turned brown and fallen off the beloved 65-foot tree since a potent herbicide was poured at its base in what police said was an attempt by a 45-year-old farm-supply salesman to cast a spell or a curse. +Lithuania declared independence on March 11. Since then, the other 14 republics have also declared some form of independence or autonomy from the central government. +'I have always wanted to raise Jordan above the level of the belly dancers and camel caravans to a more cultural and educational type of tourism. +"The drug will have a phenomenal impact on the practice of medicine and the treatment of heart attacks," says Dr. Borer, the advisory panel's chairman. +"Hosie is a dedicated civil-rights worker. +"It looks like a serious revolt," said one police officer who spoke on condition of anonymity. +In emergencies, a fax machine can be used to make a copy. +"We must decide whether to maintain a go-it-alone position," appellate Judge Frank Easterbrook wrote in Tuesday's ruling. +Bus workers in Cornwall have voted for the third successive time to strike over pay. +The New York Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, said Hernandez was not the victim of unlawful racial bias because the prosecutor made his decision on a non-discriminatory basis. +The king has refused to join Egypt, Syria and other Arab states that have sent troops _ even if they are primarily token contingents _ to join the Western buildup in Saudi Arabia against Iraq. +In 1953, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a 1922 ruling that Major League baseball did not come within the scope of federal antitrust laws. +BTR said new contracts at Continental PET contributed to the advance. However, operating profits in Asia were flat, at ADollars 117.3m against ADollars 118.6m. +A Primerica spokeswoman declined to comment. +Net income for the year adjusted for extraordinary tax effects due to IPO costs rose 50 percent to DEM 4.2 million (1997: 2.8). +As a play, Karate Billy Comes Home at the Royal Court's Theatre Upstairs, which is where The Maiden also began, is not in the same league, but it is broadly the same genre. +A police recruit who collapsed from heat stroke and dehydration Sept. 19 on the first day of boot camp-like training at an academy in Agawam has died, officials said today. +It said the two airlines should include other partners in the new company. +But Mr. Heimann would like to see an agreed-upon set of banking and capital-markets standards that would have equal application across borders. +It said the military commander of Azerbaijan's capital vowed his troops were ready to stop further attacks. +But he noted that the IOC has no control over those two sports. +Daniel, 8, likes his school and Stefanie, 5, has new friends. +On Tuesday, the Iranians were chased out of the Zubaidat region, losing their last positions in southern Iraq. +She overslept, and they were hurrying to London's Gatwick Airport, when he pulled over to make the call. +Atalanta/Sosnoff holds more than two million Primerica shares, bought at about $34 on average. +The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) yesterday re-elected incumbent general secretary Mr Sam Shilowa and pledged to strengthen its formal political alliance with the African National Congress and the South African Communist party. +The Tokyo Stock Exchange's key index fell more than 3 percent today in its third biggest single-day dive ever and worst since the worldwide stock market crash in October 1987. +Relatives of American and British hostages held in Lebanon lit candles Sunday night to honor the captives and appeal for their release. +Many funeral homes offer grief counseling. +Operating income climbed 62 percent to $373 million for the quarter and 39 percent for the fiscal year to $1.2 billion. +Rawlins said Peary's secret document reveals "he was somewhat short and a good distance to the right," of the North Pole. +Its shares slid from 82p to 70p. +"I think the answer will continue to be negative as long as the situation isn't clarified, and maybe we never will," he added. +According to Monday's report by the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the long positions held against the March futures contract totaled 386.4 million as of Feb. 28. +Only the gas stations, which carry its logo, are privately owned concessions. +Sales of wines and spirits fell to FFr6.9bn to FFr7.45bn, reflecting the depressed state of the champagne market. +Ben Yaacov said the committee wanted to make its announcement at the West Bank settlement of Kiryat Arba, but settlement leaders withdrew permission for such a move under government pressure. +A similar vigil also was held in Washington, D.C., this week. +Some thrift economists took heart that the numbers are no longer worsening. +Most imports from developing countries (including the countries of central Europe) will be duty and quota free by July 1996. Let us see the Community come even close to this. +Be that as it may, the withdrawal ultimately may turn out to be the best thing for both countries. +The new authorities are set to start in April 1996. The decision came as opposition to the Local Government Commission's reforms built up rapidly among Conservative MPs, especially in the Yorkshire region and the West Country. +Clay said in his opening monologue. "That's about all I can say tonight. +Suddenly viewers saw Betty White on the screen again, but this time playing herself and promoting Tyco toy blocks for children. +In 1988, loans reached about $1.7 billion, 10 percent of total bank lending. +In the past three years, ethnic clashes have left as many as 700 people dead in this city of 9 million, Pakistan's largest. +The court agreed to close an adjoining press area, but rejected her demand that she testify behind closed doors. +The arrest sparked a diplomatic protest from the Mexican government. +The rooms do provide vistas of much of the city and, not by accident, the new government offices of the Soviet Union, once North Korea's staunchest ally. +Several analysts cut per-share estimates to the $6.20-$6.30 range from a consensus of $6.40. +Mr. Gorman says the changes were meant to unclog bureaucracy. +"The Creator put things in motion and did it beautifully. +But Mr Browne said it would only do so with experienced partners. The projected growth in oil production was likely to be accompanied by further cuts in costs. +The agency's proposal of the maximum increase underlines its concern about bank failures, especially as the economy appears to be heading into a recession. +While he is keen to improve training for young people, he says industrialists should not sit on their hands while their businesses suffer through what he decribes as a breakdown of law and order. +Volvo North America Corp. has agreed to buy into Hertz Corp., becoming the second auto maker to take an equity stake in the rental-car concern. +He's ruled out a presidential bid in 1992. +Three-quarters of those carrying the AIDS virus will develop either the fatal disease or an AIDS-related condition within six years of infection, University of California scientists reported Friday. +He can afford to tolerate more instability than his opponents could have. +June 1990 - Najibullah called the first congress of his communist political party in a quarter-century. +Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd told the House of Commons that a maximum of 50,000 key people in Hong Kong's public and private sector would be given full British citizenship, along with their families. +Dealers will watch both meetings for a change in direction for the dollar. +The reports followed separate investigations by the two chambers into the December crash of the Dona Paz and an oil tanker. +In October, the official budget for 1989 allocated $32 billion for the military, the same figure that had been used the previous year. +Mecham was removed less than a week after his family announced the Mecham Pontiac dealership, which he has owned since 1950, was being sold because of declining sales his son blamed on an "avalanche" of bad publicity. +The five Fendi sisters, owners of the Italian fur company that licensed the rights for the fragrance. +When Nagano offered a Mahler Ninth with the LSO a few years ago, however, it was a precocious triumph of musicianship, and plainly of respectful, assiduous attention to what the likes of Horenstein and Bruno Walter made of the score. +What almost swamped Lazard was the acquisition earlier in 1988 of major parts of Kuhns Brothers & Laidlaw Inc., a New York-based securities firm with strengths in the institutional stock business that Lazard lacked. +Polaroid's retrenchment plan, announced July 12, was widely seen as an anti-takeover measure, and analysts said Wednesday the timing of the Shamrock offer suggested it was the trigger for the Polaroid changes. +The Iowa left its home port of Norfolk, Va., on June 8 for a six-month deployment in the Mediterranean. +Ms. Bhutto's latest proposal came at the start of a two-day meeting which is meant to set the stage for a December summit of the association's leaders, probably in Colombo, Sri Lanka. +Some Lunetten resident claim they were never officially demobilized from the Dutch army and are owed 38 years' back pay by the Dutch government. +Yet they were unable to defeat the Soviet-supplied Sandinistas. +"We will immediately begin pursuing a federal warrant for unlawful flight," Johnson said. "He is from the Bahamas, he has family there." If Darville is found in the Bahamas, extradition could be a lengthy process, Johnson said. +Although the commission sent the all-terrain vehicle case to Justice early this year, the department still hasn't said whether it will handle the matter. +He scheduled another hearing for Wednesday when, the judge said, "We'll let it all hang out." Moody's attorneys argued that the intense publicity over the bombs probe has hurt Moody's reputation. +So far, HUD has taken no action, Mr. Abrams said. +Massey recalled that when Tasnadi was about to take his citizenship test in 1968, "Charlie was a nervous wreck. +The steep, testing, Bellevarde Face downhill above Val d'Isere contained so many tight turns that most racers reduced their ski lengths by up to 8 cm simply to get through the gates. +Critics of the nuclear shutdown also say dirty, fossil-fuel energy that replaces atomic power will threaten Sweden's pristine forests and hundreds of thousands of clear lakes. +The new deal "increases LIN's financial flexibility as we move ahead with the development of the nationwide seamless cellular network," said Craig O. McCaw, chairman and chief executive of both LIN and McCaw Cellular. +Throughout, he was as attentive and sympathetic as could be. +But its poor showing means the federal agency will keep a closer watch on the plant until the end of the year and then decide whether to allow it to continue to operate or shut it down. +The federal Environmental Protection Agency intends to monitor South Carolina's ban on hazardous wastes from 32 states and Puerto Rico to determine its effects on the state's own hazardous waste program. +It's scary," said extension agent Judee Wargo in Montana's Liberty County, where rainfall since October has measured 0.73 inch, compared with an average 3.17 inches for the period. +Palestinians also have lost international sympathy by supporting Iraqi President Saddam Hussein in the gulf crisis. +The trustee, Milbank Tweed partner Francis Musselman, said all but two dozen of Finley Kumble's 284 partners have pledged contributions toward the firm's huge debt. +Approval of past actions isn't blanket approval of all future actions." One factor that could shape congressional attitudes in the future could be the cost of the operation. +Harlan Coben, senior vice president of Club ABC Tours of Union, N.J., said he was unaware that the group was forced out of its reservations. +A Turkish airline strike delays personnel movement. +Arnold said he and Barr want out of the "loony bin" that passes for their life in Los Angeles. +He said they were taken to the Mansour Amelia hotel, and over the days other hostages "disapperared one-by-one out to strategic sites." After about a week, the Swankes were taken to a strategic site in Mosul, about 240 miles north of Baghdad. +Public Service Company of New Mexico laid off 656 employees Tuesday, or 15.9 percent of its workforce, in the latest cutbacks under a major cost-cutting program. +The government also announced that it has scrapped tariffs that were imposed on various products last year in retaliation for a U.S. decision to set a 35% levy on imports of wood shakes and shingles from Canada. +I don't see this wall: `I'll do anything as an actress, but I won't express sexuality.' +Congress has lifted its requirement that cities meet those standards until the end of August. +"We have them on the drawing board and we still don't have congressional approval even to move forward," he said. +If white male SIDS babies were, for some reason, dying younger than other SIDS babies, their "years of potential life lost" _ before 65 _ would thus be higher, Becerra explained. +He also asked the House Armed Services Committee to investigate the situation. +It goes in for lots of inspiring photographs and plenty of uplifting aphorisms, all homing in on the wondrous benefits of simplicity. Anybody who is anybody in design circles has a go. +"No world leader has done more than President Gorbachev to de-escalate the arms race and pave the way for greater democracy and economic freedom around the world," Mrs. King said. +The daughter said she told the troops no men were home, but they entered anyway. +Platinum tumbled to $565 an ounce at the close in Zurich, down from Wednesday's close of $600 an ounce and the session high of $601. +It might not have been necessary for Marc Rich to lodge an alternative defence on the merits on October 1988, but the pleading made it abundantly clear that the primary purpose of the document was to challenge the jurisdiction. +Anglo American Corp., which owns the mine, gave no reason for the fighting, but it appeared to be black faction fighting. +Last season was highlighted by major revivals of Shakespeare's "Othello," directed by Trevor Nunn, and Henrik Ibsen's "The Master Builder," starring John Wood. +The exact deal that ended the ordeal in Algeria is not known. But Arab diplomats have said the hostges slipped away after surrendering the Boeing 747 and the remaining captives Wednesday. +Mr. Shah predicts Royce's sales will amount to "$10 to $15 million for the first 12 months" after approval. +With an eye on new markets in the Midwest and West, Saks Fifth Avenue will spend $300 million over five years to modernize and expand, the retail fashion chain said. +Cleveland-Cliffs Inc., Cleveland, said it had reached an agreement in principle to settle bankruptcy claims against Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel Corp. +Midway had held talks until at least June with Northwest about some type of investment or purchase. +In exchange for its maritime concession, Canadian sources said Canada reclaimed its right to provide postal subsidies to Canadian magazines. +Reading is by candlelight. +Seventy percent of the investment came from the European Community. +We Americans make no secret of our belief in freedom. +Peru is also studying the Chilean model as it puts its own privatisation programme into gear. +Expectations for a deeper trade deficit will keep downward pressure on the dollar for the rest of the week, traders said. +But Steven A. Wood, economist for BankAmerica Capital Markets Group in San Francisco, said there was substantial interest by domestic buyers as well. +Termite tunnels snaked up the walls and into the wooden beams holding up the roof. +D.A. Gledhill, chairman, attributed the improved performance to good results from 50%-owned Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., the completion of a number of property development projects and higher profit at the company's trading division. +The three clergymen said they did not specifically discuss sanctions with Bush, but do hope to have further talks with his administration. +Longview Fibre continued its ascent, rising 2 1/2 to 54 1/2. +In exchange for new restrictions, the Biden bill would require states to provide lawyers who meet federal competence standards at every stage of the criminal process. +A first printing of 15,000 sold out quickly; a second printing is in the works. +Poland, she argued, needs political stability to persevere with tight fiscal and monetary policies and retain foreign financial support. +Still, he plans to write a book about his career. +In the process of rediscovering its past and trying to define what makes itself special, Taiwan faces the future full of uncertainty. In one sense this is nothing new for the people of Taiwan. +(The defendants have denied any wrongdoing.) The suit's outcome may have enormous implications for some small companies. +Klevenhagen said medical staff members at the jail were continuing to screen about 3,200 inmates who said their medical histories include ailments, like immune system problems, that make them more susceptible to the infection. +"The respective boards are working on a new concept for Kloeckner and many of the details are still unsettled," said a Deutsche Bank official. +"I was inwardly shaken as I listened to his Polonaise." +Boston still had a thin, transparent layer of haze Monday, said weather service meteorologist Tom Emerson. +A 4-ton, 15-year-old female elephant used for paid rides at the Southwest Florida Fair at Fort Myers broke loose from a petting zoo, tore through a crowded midway and plunged into a lake while carrying three terrified riders, one of them 4 years old. +Another Henson asset is merchandising potential. +"There's no telling what may happen in the future. +He is the Conservatives' ace. What is surprising is that Labour failed to prepare itself for all this. +"We lose money on those trades," says a Wall Street executive. +Health Minister Benjamin Valdez on Friday called on both sides in the nation's 9-year-old civil war to respect an unofficial truce as they have on previous vaccination days. +Gov. Bob Martinez is expected to sign the measure into law this week. +Mahdi finally complied and swore in his new Cabinet on Saturday. +The burgeoning growth of trading in Standard & Poor's 500 stock-index futures at the Merc has at times strained price-reporting methods and the exchange's ability to police all several hundred traders in the S&P 500 pit, according to exchange members. +The balance on investment earnings shifted into a surplus of $2.46 billion, reflecting improved earnings by Americans on their overseas investments. +But defense orders dropped 3.9 percent to $7.4 billion after jumping 18.3 percent in February. +The topic never comes up in ozonedepletion "establishment" meetings, of which I have attended many. +Although OPEC agreed to increase its production ceiling by one million barrels to 20.5 million barrels of crude oil a day, it didn't address the issue of its quota system. +They would have to increase their capital to 6 percent of assets, double the current standard. +Removal of the warheads from the missiles was completed one week ago, officials said, and additional rocket parts are to be removed from the site within the next two days. +Libya has said it suspects the United States, Israel and West Germany are behind last Wednesday's fire at a Libyan plant that allegedly produced poison gas. +His political position remained in doubt. Amid chaotic scenes at Westminster, Mr Major stunned the Commons by appearing to suggest under parliamentary privilege that the Harrods chief sought some form of arrangement with the government. +Last year, Schering-Plough completed the sale of its European cosmetic businesses and divested a majority interest in its Brazilian affiliate. +The controls on cooperatives appeared relatively liberal when first introduced. +While the current list price is $650 a metric ton, the actual selling price to customers is about $530 a ton, Adler said. +Shane's battlefield is the second grade in the Sawmill School in Tewksbury, N.J. Like many schools pushed by upwardly mobile parents, Sawmill has toughened up. +Barros said the only sign in Ms. Cardoso de Mello's favor was that her dismissal would be seen as a confession the president's economic austerity policies had failed. +He got it and I disappeared." She went to Paris, where she stayed until 1940, when Hitler's armies approached. +The Bank of England did not take up offers in the early round, if any were made, forcing the overnight rate as high as 11 1/2 per cent at one stage. +And there can be no surer sign of our sympathy than paying Summit Books, a subsidiary of Simon & Schuster Consumer Group, for a book by Paul Fussell, the University of Pennsylvania's Donald T. Regan professor of English. +More than half of the respondents expect business to expand over the next six months, while only 13% see further weakness. +To address the labor shortages, Ms. McCarthy said she believed the industry must create, preserve and expand educational opportunities for people interested in pursuing health-care careers. +Intelligent Networks, the London-based computer systems integrator, is using Amstrad colour laptops for its design and implementation of the new Tokyo Sugar Exchange network. +In Margaret Atwood's The Robber Bride it is the return from the dead of a she-devil to haunt the lives of three middle aged women. +The LDP and the SDP remain the first and second largest parties respectively. Yet the framework in which they operate has shifted irreversibly. +"We're responding to what they found was necessary. +The old orthodox Keynesian fiscal stimulus certainly has not been at work, certainly not in Lord Keynes's back yard. +"We think the exempt-organizations branch of the IRS has discriminated against the church and individual Scientologists," said church spokeswoman Sylvia Stanard. +Several Wall Street firms had big losses in May when the price plummeted on a specific type of collateralized mortgage obligation called the "Z Tranche." +Even so, chill-fresh dishes conceived in central kitchens for network distribution tend to fall flat. +Some Hunt family members, who are in hot water with some of the nation's biggest banks for defaulting on loans, want to become lenders themselves. +Ambitious gardeners have even been known to hot-bed their Michaelmas daisies. +By last year, the researchers had 35 families under study. +One large trading adviser tells how position limits hurt his clients in the 1988 bull market in grains and soybeans. The firm bought the maximum amount of soybean futures, 2,400 contracts, in December 1987. +Every play kicked up a cloud of dust, and the women panted and puffed in the 90-degree heat. +Geist said jobs were cut from operations across the state and from all levels of the company, including 30 percent reductions in the corporate office. +No ROTC program has been removed from a campus as a result of the opposition. +"You can't have a news conference to say 'Gee, (OPEC) production is down,' when King Fahd just announced he will be giving discounts" to sell more oil, Mr. Higby said. +Some fuel contracts increased more than one cent a gallon. +"This farm-state governor is madder than hell to be asked to pay for this," GOP Gov. Terry Branstad of Iowa said of the thrift bailout. +The victim's mother, Jeanne Quinn, said a couple holding a sign reading "Ritalin Killed Shaun, Not Rod" came to her door, asked for her and offered pamphlets on the dangers of Ritalin. +Predictably, when confronted with morally dubious behavior, prosecutors will exploit the latitude such openended statutes give them. +Officials said they expect the deal can be completed in early 1989. +The seemingly relentless price slide drove coffee below $1.18 late last week. +Lewis Hanford Kessler Jr. of Ypsilanti, Mich., believes in "a/the Sun God" and travels annually to the tropics for "worship and prayer." +He was the author of numerous books and articles on medical, scientific and social subjects. +Has the decline been sudden or over a period of time? +Royalties and other income from books fell outside the new income limits. +As a remedy, the report recommends consolidating the futures, options and stock markets under one regulatory body, which Mr. Katzenbach says should be the Securities and Exchange Commission. +The Park Service spent about 10 years collecting these, searching for subjects by taking out small ads in the AARP Bulletin and similar publications. +Hollowing out the fan blade, for instance, enabled GE to cut the weight of that part and its attachment by 20%. +Initial production, testing and "de-bugging" of the assembly line should take place about May 1989. +Incidentally, "Wish You Were Here" may hold the record for the most executive producers of a sitcom. +The country has manufacturers of 'world-class standard' and 150m-200m people capable of buying 'world-class goods'. +But the weekend consumer traffic shows why many American manufacturers are worried. +Tokyo and London stocks also declined. +If he belongs to a club, he is most likely to be a member of the Royal Automobile Club or the Middlesex Cricket Club. The analysis of British directors shows an apparently unchanged group in spite of the social forces of the past decade. +A Swedish appeals court today rejected a request for immediate release by a suspect accused of killing Prime Minister Olof Palme. +That means insurers will likely wind up with a bigger bill than the $350 million paid out for that quake, Crocker said. +"I think it's presumptuous of you to know how it turns out. +Although he refused to say whether he would hire Malek in a Bush administration, the vice president expressed confidence in him. +With today's global capital markets, however, an increase in American saving could flow into investments abroad if returns are higher there. +Maluf, a wealthy businessman and former governor, was discreetly backed by Collor. +"It's controversial as to when they should go back into the prisons," she added. "Going back is important to recover the feeling of being in control of your life." Some never go back. +Another member of the group, Mikhail Istomin, disappeared the same day, and Pyotr Zaytsev disappeared Sept. 22, she said. +Posgate was cleared by a Lloyds disciplinary committee in 1984, which found he was not involved in an agreement to use money taken from his syndicate to buy the bank. But he was arrested on similar charges in 1987. +This myth endured for years, despite litigation, scholarly study and government review that showed there wasn't any military need for the evacuation. +Newspapers reported, without quoting sources, that Talvela died of a heart attack shortly after dancing with his newly married youngest daughter. +We are accused of corruption and self-enrichment at the expense of the people," Honecker said. "But Margot and I have nothing to reproach ourselves with. +But such follies usually bring a day of reckoning. +In addition, the industry is expected to report a total 5% decline in shipments for the first quarter because of the doubling of the federal excise tax on beer. +Many of the macroeconomic beliefs of bond traders are discredited Keynesian notions. +Mr Zhu Zhen-yuan of the Chinese embassy in Singapore says Singapore's investments in China in the first six months of 1992 totalled Dollars 494m (Pounds 325m) against a total of Dollars 896m for the entire 1979-91 period. +Four Soviet army officers flew here from Leningrad Sunday to observe winter maneuvers by North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces, the allied press information center reported. +After serving in the Pacific providing protection for aircraft carriers, the Iowa was decommissioned in 1949. +On the New York Mercantile Exchange, the June contract for West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark grade of U.S. crude, fell 16 cents to settle at $18.87 a 42-gallon barrel, after losing 56 cents Wednesday. +The poll, conducted by the Minneapolis Star Tribune on Feb. 15-20, found 49 percent of the 701 Minnesota adults surveyed believed Mondale would defeat Boschwitz in a head-to-head race. Forty percent said they thought Boschwitz would win. +It only takes a few seconds from time you see the headwall and you're halfway down, and before you know it, it's all over. +In Ulsan today, Hyundai car workers, armed with clubs and metal pipes, guarded the main gate of their plant. +The filing said Entwistle bought the Anaren stock for investment purposes and may buy more shares in the future. +But more than seven in 10 of those interviewed called the federal government's "zero tolerance" program "not very important" or "not important," the Journal said. +A mule deer peered from a thicket. +Analysts said a scheduled sale to China of 500,000 metric tons of soft red wheat for October delivery fell through yesterday. +Thomas C. Theobald, the former Citicorp vice chairman, was named Continental chairman and chief executive officer a little more than a year ago and promptly decided to jettison the consumer business. +However, Sun doesn't have a workstation with the same capabilities as the new Apollo product. +Passable cheaper versions can be found at Thomas Burberry, Marks and Spencer and The Gap. Margaret Howell also scores well with her understated, relaxed shirts in cotton or linen. +Working at Nomura still was far from prestigious. +Next was enabling staff to make best use of their skills and improve performance. IDS Top Pay Unit Review 142. +No one expects the Japanese to duplicate that feat over the next 10 years. +The agency also will issue booklets targeted at acute-care facilities, dental offices, and emergency-care personnel and long-term care facilities. +Business inventories climbed in May for the 17th consecutive month, the government said, but sales also rose strongly, easing economists' worries that too many goods are accumulating on shelves and back lots. +Americans overwhelmingly favor maintaining or increasing the federal budget for space exploration, even while three in 10 doubt NASA's competence, a Media General-Associated Press poll has found. +"This is one of those events our operators are trained to deal with on simulators," he said. "This was a textbook example of how to react." Mullen said it was too soon to predict the cost of repairs, which could take weeks. +The onset of AIDS in people with mild infections of the HIV virus can be delayed with early treatment of AZT and makes it "almost a whole new drug," a leading researcher said. +The title song in Lady remains as irresistible as ever - almost impossible to get out of your head. +Senate Republicans are expected to introduce amendments to raise the funding level for Star Wars, formally known as the Strategic Defense Initiative, to at least something closer to the authorization total. +The group paid 9.9 pence a share for the part of the previous fiscal year following its privatization. +Mortgage & Asset-Backed Securities Mortgage securities wound up the shortened session as much as 1/8 lower. +Evans and Jackson said the challenge would be to re-assemble the coalition that elected Washington. +De Klerk says he is committed to ending discrimination, but major apartheid laws, including measures providing for segregated neighborhoods and schools, remain in force. +Several other tornadoes were reported in the area. +They said President Reagan hasn't resolved longstanding rivalries among the CIA, the NSA, the Pentagon and the State Department that have frustrated efforts to develop comprehensive security plans in Moscow and elsewhere. +Four days later, she buried her fully formed stillborn daughter. +The plan envisions spending at least $244 billion over the next 21 years, with $32 billion is earmarked for cleaning up environmental damage. +The Scenic Air Tours Hawaii plane slammed into an 1,800-foot high wall Sunday afternoon at the back of Waipio Valley. +Negative numbers indicate returns should move inversely, while 0 indicates there's no particular pattern. +Also included in the quarterly and 26-week results are net reserves of $4 million and $48.8 million, respectively, as a result of uncertainties regarding recoverability of advances. +Two cell blocks, the main dining hall, gymnasium, greenhouse and auditorium are still gutted and only half of the education building is usable. +Mr Hood said he expected the group to have no borrowings at the end of the current year. +Wang Laboratories Inc. unveiled a new midrange minicomputer line, the VS 8000 series, to replace its VS 7000 line. +A range of arms control issues were on the agenda as well as laying the groundwork for a superpower summit meeting between Bush and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev at a yet-to-be-decided time. +The information gathered by the Atlantis crew will be compared with data being collected at the same time and over the same areas by nearly identical sensors aboard three older U.S. satellites. +At a forum sponsored by the Progressive Policy Institute, six Republican consultants, analysts and political scientists said strains within their party, notably on abortion, may send some voter blocs away mad. +Only the flow of a corporation's income and loss will show up on individual tax returns, along with wages, salaries, rents, and so forth. +But NEC and Fujitsu have come up short so far in the U.S. market for switches used by telephone companies. +Some of the recent problems besetting the Bush campaign: _He unintentionally handed Jesse Jackson a new issue with his characterization of the Democrat as "the hustler from Chicago" in a speech to a GOP audience in Nebraska. +Total orders for the first eight months of the year have averaged $217.7 billion a month, 7.8 percent higher than a year ago. +Such alternatives include, among other things, the sale of the company to a third party, a recapitalization, and a repurchase of stock. +"It was just a big boom. +But the momentum is building up and we are moving in the right direction,' he added. +Roger Cawthra, 44, is accused of firing the shot that hit the luggage compartment of a Greyhound bus carrying 19 passengers. +"The major restructuring actions Control Data carried out in 1989 have helped to focus the company and improve its opportunity for success in 1990 and beyond," Perlman said. +He has embarked on yet another of his international lobbying marathons for the needed funds. +For the first time since last October's stock market crash, more Americans see a strong economy instead of a weak one in the year ahead, a University of Michigan survey found. +I will soon be able to exercise a share option in my name which will be subject to CGT. +On the right, details of a rescue operation for the U.S. Farm Credit System. +And many will not overcome that fear to better protect themselves. +I don't think it's our error, though." Neither the boy nor his family has a copy of his birth certificate. +Lebanese legislators wrangled today over a peace plan for their war-plagued country and appeared unable to agree on ending Syria's military presence in their country. +Last year, European authorities seized 15,400 pounds of cocaine, and nobody knows how much entered the continent undetected. +The representatives agreed to seek the release of all hostages by March 1 and to establish permanent relations between the Azerbaijani Popular Front and the Armenian National Movement. +Now, it has joined MCA Home Video in an "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" rebate deal with promotional displays for a $5 payback in more than 60,000 stores. There's a slick TV commercial, and a potential Pepsi cost of $55 million. +The fickle weather at the Florida launch site has been a persistent problem, forcing numerous delays and postponements of previous shuttle launches. +This is golf immobiliere, golf to sell houses.' With his tongue not too far into his cheek he says enthusiastically: 'The world is full of people waiting for Vidauban. +The glaring instance where a Japanese concern is considered to have overpaid was Bridgestone's acquisition of Firestone. +The operator, Thomas Connor, fled the control tower after the January 1988 accident in Chester, Pa., and later tested positive for marijuana and small traces of cocaine and methamphetamine. +He is perhaps best known for his definitive introduction to Thomas Hobbes' "Leviathan." +High unemployment and a zero wage round have dampened consumer demand so far this year. Spain's official currency reserves rose by Dollars 89.50m in August from July, according to provisional figures released by the Bank of Spain yesterday. +Kerry Packer, Australia's richest man, and Sir Ronald Brierley, a millionaire New Zealand investor, already have made a joint run at Bell Resources and been bought out by Bond Corp. at a large profit. +Venezuela's market share began drying up. +The Post's Mr. Kaiser said Ms. Boustany had been asked to find out how to contact only one juror after the trial had ended. +Sparks also reportedly predicted 1988 corn plantings at 66.8 million acres compared to last year's 65.7 million. +PRECIOUS METALS: Plunging oil prices and concerns about the stock market's weakness depressed prices. +Of those who took the hormone tablets, 60% said their appetite and food intake improved while only about 40% of those who took the placebo reported such improvements, the researchers reported in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. +Isabelle blushes, but she keeps her shirt on. +Female visitors to the park outnumbered males nearly 2-to-1 last year. +Asda and Gateway, which started the pricing turbulence last year, may now be appreciating the relative price stability. +Monoclonal said it is "taking steps to minimize the effect of the injunction," by redesigning major products such as its OvuStick ovulation test and Advance pregnancy test to avoid infringement of the Hybritech patent. +Mr. Wilder, who is inching toward a presidential campaign himself, speaks of "fiscal realism" and a "new mainstream." +The company, based in Houston, has interests in real estate and construction and is a distributor of air-conditioning on a wholesale basis. +When top Republican strategist John Sears was sounded out a year ago about running the campaign, he warned that Mr. Dole needed to offer voters a strong sense of where he wanted to lead the country. +The FBI has not ruled out that possibility, Geiman said. +My favourite slug and snail killer is the admirable Growing Success which is both organic and lethal. You may prefer to give a Bosbag at Pounds 8.39 on the grounds that it sounds like your horticulture partner anyway. +Mack's stock closed down $1.25 at $6.25 per share on the over-the-counter market Friday. +Soil moisture deficits - that is, the amount of moisture in that part of the soil to which crop roots can penetrate compared to what they require for optimum growth - are already high and increasing. +Volume totaled 14.96 million shares after the first 30 minutes of trading. +Spokesmen said the trucks are particularly needed to get crops to market and provide transportation to medical facilities. +"There were no distress calls or reports of overdue boats last night," Dewell said. +Those factors, he said, were the popularity of zero-coupon Treasury bonds and long-maturity municipal bonds. +Since its creation in late 1985, FADA has spent $22 million on a staff that has grown to more than 380, $3 million of that for the 1987 salaries of its 32 top officials, the report said. +'There is no reason why we should not get back these supporters next time,' he said. +CARPENTERS UNION in New York is sued for alleged ties to organized crime. +Since taking over, Noriega has deposed three presidents; he installed the current president, Manuel Solis Palma, in February last year. +But it was not a felony. +Inc., a unit of GenCorp Inc., don't have to pay an estimated $150 million for a hazardous waste cleanup at an Aerojet plant. +The rain developed ahead of a cold front pushing across Oklahoma and Texas. +A McDonnell Douglas spokesman said the contract calls for the company to build and launch the seven vehicles over a three-year period. +However, with companies slow to implement use the sort of painful measures taken by Japan's western counterparts - notably in relation to workforce levels - any earnings recovery may take longer than most Japanese executives hope. +The Arizona Corporation Commission, which filed the case against Century Power, says that if the FERC accepts the judge's recommendation, Century could be liable to pay between $60 million and $80 million to Tucson Electric. +Midwestern banking companies led the pack for the fourth consecutive quarter in both average return on assets and return on equity. +The sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the food aid to the Site 2 camp inside the Thai border had been decreased by nearly 20 percent following disclosures that refugees were selling or otherwise diverting the food to the military. +Still to be resolved when the talks resume Jan. 11 is the problem of definitions _ the descriptions of some arms categories. +Net hard-currency reserves fell below zero at the beginning of this year, down from $870 million at the end of 1986. +We readily admit that this will not be easy to accomplish. +Its display windows are crammed with sculpted piles of FTs. +Officials' ideas for circumventing these legally - by so-called Mexican trusts, for example - have yet to bear fruit. But there is still plenty of local money waiting to get into the market when the time is right. +Gates had insisted the signal told him to proceed. +But as the nation prepares to redraw hundreds of congressional seats and thousands of seats in state legislatures, it's time voters woke up. +Mr. Dolan has it utterly backwards. +On average, pensioners' real incomes increased by more than a third between 1979 and 1988. +The Corporate Conservation Council, an arm of the National Wildlife Federation, gave $300,000 to help business schools at Boston University, Loyola University of New Orleans and the University of Minnesota craft environmental management curricula. +Squadrons of four soldiers at a time shoot at the screen with M-16 rifles, which are rigged to simulate gunshots. +In trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday, Bank of Nova Scotia closed at 15.25 dollars, down 37.5 cents on volume of 1.2 million shares. +Schrock said he might ask the judge to review the case in a month or two. +We're not going to have any trouble at all." The Soviet Union is considering a plan to outfit a nuclear-powered spacecraft with three or four reactors in a two-year manned mission to Mars, a Soviet scientist said. +Once the group arrived in Baghdad, Cathell said he learned the PLO leader was in town and broached the possibility of a meeting with the congressional aides. +He succeeds Charles A. Anderson, 58, former general manager of the Fort Worth division who was put in charge of the A-12 just last July. +The wails of the Cassandras, however, were inaudible amid the 'Syd-ney, Syd-ney' chants last night. +And what research was he doing? It seemed clear already, Mr Seabrook said, that no new resources would be made available by the government to implement any recommendations. +"So everything we have is either yellow or blue," she said. +A number has not been announced. +No indication of the cost of the shares in the new companies was given when details of the restructuring were announced Friday. +The provision, called the "two-time-losers" amendment by its supporters, apparently was aimed at preventing Texas Air Corp. +In 1990, Dollars 124.5bn in syndicated bank credits were recorded. The sharp drop in bank lending reflects growing anxiety about credit quality internationally, the OECD said. +But seven states since have dissolved the orders or let them lapse, according to Allen Finkelson, a New York lawyer representing Grand Met. +More than 1 million black workers and students stayed home today as a nationwide general strike moved into its third and final day. +I want her in a regular classroom with trainable, mentally handicapped children just like her. +Civil libertarians questioned the appropriateness of the sentence but a criminal law scholar said it probably did not violate Suber's rights. +For that person, the prospect is "onward and upward," he declares. +Debevoise agreed to recommend that Rough serve his sentence, beginning Oct. 16, at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, a minimum security prison camp. +The cardinal was an observer to the negotiations that resulted in peace terms signed in the southern border town of Sapoa. +The government is unable to do very much, beyond blather. +He says an RCA executive ordered the car reference dropped because it might offend executives at Hertz Corp., which RCA then owned. +Unlike big financial companies of Western nations, which spend millions of dollars on advertisements calculated to project images of prudence and sobriety, Japan's banks, securities brokers and insurance companies like to keep things light. +Mr. Brady has said he thought government agencies in the latest market drop were better prepared to coordinate their actions, but he has left no doubt that he still likes the ideas the commission advanced nearly two years ago. +"Don't wait another day. +"It was like digging through wet pie crust," Richards said. +In a telephone interview yesterday, Amstrad Chairman Alan Sugar declined to comment on his company's product plans, beyond saying it aims to launch "some new machines later this year." +Imports for the first 11 months of the year fell 16 percent to 16.29 million tons, compared with 19.47 million tons in the same period a year earlier. +It's a shame people such as this farmer don't have any say in our aid programs. +Even so, officials at Merck were reluctant to talk about the drugs or their prospects. +The defendants had pleaded innocent to charges of treason, terrorism, murder and subversion related to the central allegation that the front and its affiliates incited violence in 1984 to make South Africa ungovernable. +Tass said Vorontsov told legislators he favors mandatory ecological impact studies before the construction of new factories and giving the needs of the local population priority over the demands of national ministries. +The leaders were not expected to cover more than 300 miles the first day. +Recommendations are expected within 45 days. Saline-filled implants will not be affected by the moratorium. According to the FDA, about 20 per cent of the 1m women in the US with implants have them for breast reconstruction after cancer surgery. +For several years Cuban bands and musicians such as Irakere, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Arturo Sandoval and Paquito D'Rivera have visited Britain and Europe. +He could be right. +Next spring, Claiborne is introducing a line of "fashion athletic shoes" that coordinate with a collection of Claiborne clothes. +Corporate, municipal and mortgage-backed bonds also surged, although most posted smaller gains than Treasury issues. +He described them as a buffer between the brother Arab nations of Iraq and Saudi Arabia. +He tells them he is fixing the Ahlgrens' bathroom. +In the last two years, many churches have been reconsecrated and Soviet citizens have flocked to services in record numbers. +Business inventories were up 0.3 percent to $720 billion, the smallest rise since last August. +"Well, then, why don't we just close those dumb, dumb schools," Cavazos told reporters gathered for a breakfast briefing. +Most people are buried in their own clothes, says Ms. Kellow, but others have been in nursing homes for years and don't have any dress-up clothes left. +In the largely white and conservative ranks of utility executives, the fact that Sheri Lynise Jackson is black caused at least as great a stir as the fact that she is 25 years old. +After a brief, animated discussion, Icahn flicked the back of his hand, walked back to the reporters and fired off his answer: "Yes. +In 1990, Sheraton posted operating profit of $39 million, down from 1989's $117 million. +About 24% of the student body is Asian-American, a group that generally scores higher than whites in math and slightly lower than whites in reading and spelling. +Pennwalt's senior vice president-treasury, Emil J. Mikity, says the company has targeted the drug business as a solid contributor to growth. +Still, J.P. Morgan said the losses would be offset by higher revenue in other areas of business compared with the 1991 first quarter, when net income was $273 million, or $1.40 a share. +One dealer said: 'Any potential fears that people may have had for the money markets have been offset by the fact that money is cheap at the moment and prices have not risen.' +"We're rarin' to go," declared British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the euphoria of her stunning 101-seat victory in Thursday's general election. +The company's fourth-quarter net rose to 70 cents a share from 37 cents a year ago. +Former Leahy aide John Podesta argued that such a consensus should form around legislation to extend citizen access to electronic records. +The Revolutionary Justice Organization also declares that before taking any measures it will find itself compelled to attack British police posts assigned to protect Salman Rushdie in order to get to him to carry out the sentence. +The government said Stone passed information about bid proposals to Mark E. Saunders, a private consultant, who in turn passed it to another consultant, Thomas E. Muldoon. +Cesare Previti, Italy's defence minister is also visiting Germany and Paris to meet his respective counterparts. +Sources told ABC that Bloch claimed he spied because he fell into a Soviet sex trap but that investigators have discounted the story. +Army investigators said they did not know who pulled the trigger. +And NWA is enjoying a record year. +Iran agreed to the resolution last month, clearing the way for a cease-fire. +Nearby pesticide spraying and runoff, waste water discharges and planned real estate development are the major threats. +Gold prices were weaker in modest trading. +It's about time you received some reassuring economic news, about stability and less volatility and growing standards of living and other good things, and it comes from a highly credible source. +The leveraged-buyout firms in particular represent limited partnerships that are capitalized by America's leading insurance companies, bank holding companies and the pension funds of major corporations and certain state employees. +But invitations were accepted by the Free Democrats, junior partners in the coalition, and by West Germany's opposition Social Democrats and Greens parties. +Jim Tucker, president of Local 6320 of the Communications Workers of America, said the union was told that AT&T would seek criminal theft charges against the former employees, who worked at AT&T's National Service and Sales Center here. +Why should she not? +A train crew member was crushed to death and three others were injured when a 28-car freight train carrying automobiles and trucks derailed near a stockyard, authorities said. +Cowen & Co. estimates that two million new subscribers signed on in 1991. +Ms. Mastrucci left to join her father, who continues to practice here, but the other attorneys with Mr. Thornton's firm stayed on with Hinshaw Culbertson. +Churchill, as president, would have done no better than most of the Americans who have occupied that office. +For example, a study at Bellevue Hospital in New York revealed that voluntary hospital screening missed more than 85 percent of pregnant women infected with the deadly virus. +He continued: "Although it wasn't done without difficulty, the loan for Colombia was arranged in a relatively short period of time, and fell only marginally short of its goal." +Where did the treasure come from? +Opting out and national testing to be abolished. +Today's growth management makes land more valuable by limiting development and provides no motivation for more efficient uses. +Other applications for such beams would include high-speed X-ray photography, welding, studying the effects of rapid heating and simulating the effects of nuclear bursts, the scientists said. +Volume was 517.5 million shares, compared with the 507.9 million shares traded Tuesday. +Benson landed at the university after he struck a deal to teach film making if he could make a film at the school. +Now, Henley "will have to get over half the other public stockholders to vote with them" to win any board positions, said Burton M. Strauss, an analyst with Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. +"Heinz has been such a reliable, predictable company," she said. +Stevens said today, "The facts stated on (Peel's) letterhead are true and verifiable. +"We're entering an era when manufacturing people need to take a more aggressive role in guiding their firms," says Jeffrey Goldhar, the president of the Illinois Institute of Technology. +New drilling methods can dramatically limit any environmental disruption and render it temporary. +The SEC said most funds won't need to overhaul their portfolios to comply with the new rules. +He was trained in kung fu in Vietnam, but abandoned the martial art after seriously injuring a friend in the fight. +Mr. Dirks denied any wrongdoing. +After Marcos died last September, he said, "you got a widow, you got a Saudi businessman. +Vortec also said its board may end the agreement should it receive a higher offer and if directors determine it would be a breach of the board's fiduciary duty not to accept it. +Magnet was the subject of a Pounds 629m management buy-out in 1989 but succumbed to recession. The deal is being financed by a one-for-two rights issue at 120p to raise Pounds 58.7m net. +An Army warrant officer court-martialed for espionage may have critically damaged several electronic surveillance operations aimed at the Soviet bloc, The New York Times reported in Sunday editions. +A black nationalist leader freed after 12 years in prison Monday challenged the government to legalize outlawed black opposition groups. +Four guards were killed and two wounded in the Oct. 10 attack, said the dispatch dated Monday and seen in Bangkok on Tuesday. +With the economic news from France worsening by the day, the CAC-40 index last week surged through the 2,000 barrier, adding the gloss to an 8 per cent rise since the start of the year. +Rescue divers watched helplessly from the ocean's surface as a 12-foot shark fed on the body of a scuba diver who had failed to return from an outing the night before. +The EEC Commission, the group's policy-making board, had predicted negative growth following last October's collapse of financial markets. +That was the smallest second-quarter placement of cattle in feedlots since 1975, the report said. +"When he went on stage at the Jazz Fest it was a real cliche. He started playing and all the musicians on the other stages quit playing and came to hear him," Davis said. +"The techniques can help enhance the survival of the zoo captives and the wild captives," Simmons said. +Besides the steel plant named after Lenin, the town features a huge monument to the first Soviet leader. +Water systems would have four years to meet the new standards. +It was a unique way of expressing ourselves," she says. +Former President Reagan will be among the celebrities scheduled to appear July 21 during opening ceremonies of U.S. Olympic Festival. +The index opened 6.6 points down on nervousness ahead of the release of the earnings figures and amid worries about upward pressures on interest rates worldwide. +As he puts it, "Anything called the national pastime is worth caring about." +To strengthen the military, the general recently commissioned 49 non-coms, rewarding those who participated in the latest upheaval that rid the army of many undesirable characters, including those army officers with ties to drug traffickers. +"Secret Ingredients" (Bantam), by Michael Roberts. +Ethnic violence in Armenia and Azerbaijan killed 91 people and injured 1,650 last year, a Soviet official said Tuesday in releasing the highest estimates yet of the human toll of the unrest. +The sales figure given for most books is really an unscientific guess, based on how many books were shipped to bookstores, minus a large percentage that assumes many copies won't actually sell and will be returned by stores. +When Handren was about to graduate from high school, her brother suggested she ask Ross to the prom. +Of the 71,196 Jews who left the Soviet Union last year, 12,056 went to Israel, according to the Soviet Jewry Research Bureau of the NCJS. +Al Meyerhoff, an attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, said the suit is aimed at forcing the EPA to be more aggressive in prohibiting the use of pesticides on food and to ban them altogether if they are found to cause cancer. +Links have strengthened considerably since the election last year of Mr Bill Morris as TGWU general secretary. This year the two unions have increasingly worked together, including on a campaign to improve training. +The suit claims that applicants were deceived into applying for the accounts based on the belief that their deposits would be invested and protected. +Durenberger was denounced by his colleagues on a 96-0 vote last week for violating Senate rules by skirting the current limits on honoraria through a book publishing deal. +I spoke with Larry's mother and revealed the true nature of Larry Gatliff's honor. +The Washington Naval Conference between the wars proved an illusory victory for peace. +Another difficult problem is changing the psychology of workers, many of whom seem disinterested in increasing production or streamlining the operation. +Shareholders were scheduled to vote on six environmentally related resolutions. +In that decision, the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the securities-fraud convictions of broker Robert Chestman, although it upheld Mr. Chestman's conviction for insider-trading. +But some hardy adventure-seekers chuck conventional, long-term investment plans now and then to stalk the wild windfall. +Without the truffle juice, a 10-ounce bottle of the water costs 50 cents. +Exxon has said it will be able to clean just over 350 miles. +He was struck by lightning while riding on a hay rack and died on a rolling hill where the view extends for miles. +And that being clear, serious people might be expected to draw serious conclusions, not the least serious being that the president has no good options and therefore would be best advised to drop the subject and get on with the business of being president. +A helicopter crashed Wednesday in the North Sea as it was approaching an offshore tanker loading facility, killing six people and injuring seven others, the Shell oil company said. +Israeli officials said today they will consider making a hostage exchange with Shiite Moslems in Lebanon if they provide a list of prisoners they want freed from Israeli jails. +Dr. Anderson faults some imaginary "health-care planners" for imposing "two erroneous assumptions" on the HMO concept. +It makes up one-third of the wartime configuration of the U.S. Army's 24th Mechanized Infantry Division, which has been deployed in Saudi Arabia. +Justice Sandra Day O'Connor has questioned the reasoning of the 1973 ruling. +DETROIT _ Domestic automakers announce sales for the first 10 days of June. +Twelfth-century philosopher Averroes (Ibn Rushd) immensely influenced Jewish and Christian thought. +The central bank said one-dollar notes will remain legal tender after it has ceased issuing them. +Osborne was 61 when he was prosecuted in 1985. +Now it is going even further, restructuring utilities as well as selling them. +Some witnesses said the pistol was equipped with a scope, Hall said. +The Southern California fires, the worst of which was in Santa Barbara County, conformed ominously to the forecast issued Tuesday by an unprecedented task force of statewide fire agencies. +The fiscal 1986 earnings included a tax credit of $2.1 million. +The program is operated by the John Doe Fund, an advocacy group for the homeless. +Griffith plays a humble secretary working for Allied Intelligence (Michael Douglas) in pre-Blitz London. +An O'Connor executive says the firm has about 40 people developing analytical software for trading purposes, and about 100 traders using these systems. +Illegal immigration appears to be on the rebound after a seven-month decline, raising fresh skepticism about the effectiveness of the nation's eight-month-old immigration law. +Mr. Wagner is a Bangkok-based journalist. +Whitmore said the purchase of Sterling was consistent with Kodak's strategy for chemical sciences, would give the company a "highly profitable revenue stream" and offers opportunities for cutting costs by eliminating overlaps. +The announcement came 10 days after GPA filed lawsuits against the carrier in Orlando and in Kansas City, Mo., seeking the return of five Airbus Industrie A320 planes. +Then later I got threatening phone calls." But tearing down the massive granite museum would be expensive, to the tune of perhaps $200 million. +The method is designed to catch albacore tuna by their gills in the net's fine mesh. +Domestically, soft drink concentrate and syrup shipments rose 6 percent and operating income was up 9 percent. +In addition, the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad was told that unspecified restrictions will be placed on embassy funds, department spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler said. +Coen said Holmes led the killers to the Laurel Canyon house on orders from Nash, who supplied drugs to Holmes. +Terrell told the Globe the material was not part of a trade. +"The failure to regain contact led us to wonder whether there had been an actual contact with the miners or with a search team," Kraemer said. +As soon as the house is repossessed it will start deteriorating and it will be worth a lot less than I could sell it for now if the building society would only let me. +I said, I think you're being very parochial; you want this movie to be a recruiting film. +In December, Michael Deaver, former deputy White House chief of staff, was convicted of lying under oath to a federal grand jury and to a House subcommittee about his lobbying activities after leaving the government. +The figures given were the author's estimate for total costs of attendance, including room and board. +The House Appropriations Committee arranged a late-afternoon meeting on a bipartisan package put together by California's 47-member congressional delegation, with action by the full House scheduled Tuesday. +Last Thursday, the stock dropped $3 a share. +He wants to get married to his girlfriend, a perky lawyer named Julie. +During a photo session in Helsinki today with Finnish President Mauno Henrik Koivisto, President Reagan indicated that he and his advisers have reached no decisions about how to proceed on the Panamanian problem. +Carrington's management claims short sellers spread the rumors. +The contraction of these industries is happening at a time when the recession has stopped growth in financial services and in tourism. In just three years, unemployment has nearly trebled, rising from only 3 per cent in 1990 to 8.8 per cent in September. +Ignatenko has a reputation for accessibility and clarity. +But the exact size and mandate of the surviving services _ as well as the fate of their foreign espionage networks _ is mostly obscured by the traditional lack of public accountability. +A surgeon at Trinity Medical Center in Minot, N.D., was making an incision with a disposable surgical stapler when he accidentally cut off the tips of the baby's index and middle fingers, hospital President Terry Hoff said Saturday. +Besides the problems that accompany radioactivity, nuclear plants are bigger and more complex; they are crammed with redundant safety features needing maintenance, and they are far more closely scrutinized by regulators and the public. +At precisely 20.00 hours a bugle sounded and Lt Cmdr Johns and I joined the ship's company on deck. +What they do on Thursday nights at 9 is operate a private detective agency in San Diego (which raised a municipal stink a while back when leaks intimated that the venue of the firm was to move to Los Angeles, and prevailed against the pirates). +But he also expects major newspaper companies to fight the increase. +Most islanders who don't sell seem to build. +Less than two hours later, an explosion rocked a downtown Banco Central office and shattered glass in surrounding buildings, he said. +On Friday, charges were filed in Miami against the couple for smuggling more than 55,000lbs of cocaine and 3m lbs of marijuana into the US from 1976. +'Investors don't like surprises, especially ones like this which are difficult to assimilate.' +He said he had spent almost three years in the same house or room with him and kidnapped British journalist John McCarthy. +Recent earnings data for Remy Martin and Cointreau were not available since neither of the companies is publicly traded. +British publisher Robert Maxwell is considering issuing securities in some of his U.S. operations in an apparent bid to raise cash and cut debt. +There are strong contributions from such regular members as Andy Halliday as the evil, oversexed child; Arnie Kolodner as Gertrude's true love, Meghan Robinson as a gorgon of a mother and Julie Halston as Gertrude's best buddy. +Ford said that on some of the chassis, engine governor levels, which are part of the accelerator mechanism, may have been assembled incorrectly, which could ultimately lead to the engine's taking substantially more time than normal to return to idle. +Organizations demanding housing for the homeless made a 20-block march to the Zocalo, the capital's main plaza, where an estimated 12,000 people gathered for a rally. +Mr Morrison said the long-term objective was to become a quoted group 'in some shape or form' but there were no current plans to do so. 'We will react to the right opportunity when it comes along,' he said. +No longer could couples simply declare themselves married in front of witnesses. +The former, for example, runs TNT Contract Logistics as a separate operation. 'We may use other parts of the TNT organisation such as air express, road express or courier services but we are not asset-driven. +It earns more than 90 per cent of the country's foreign exchange earnings and has been, historically, a very important contributor to the state's tax revenues. +I don't see any movement." +The proposal to remove the convent founded in 1984 just outside the Auschwitz fence has found little sympathy among Poles. +It makes sense: Heart disease starts early. +Nikolai Vasko of the Ministry of Internal Affairs said 91 people were killed and injured 1,650 in last year's ethnic violence, the official Tass news agency reported. +"I owe him many things," said the Swedish botanist Peter Kahn about fellow botanist John Bartram, "for he possessed the great quality of communicating everything he knew." +Pianist Victor Borge, the mirthful maestro who has entertained millions with his blend of music and comedy, celebrated his 80th birthday on the Caribbean island of St. Croix with his wife, Sanna, and family. +"Accept my recommendation," Jackson said of Dukakis. "He can be trusted to help keep hope alive." Both appeared before the Baptist National Convention USA, the largest black religious denomination with 8 million members. +"I heard so much debris hitting the windows of the building," she recalled. "There was no visibility because the rain was coming down so hard. +"All American taxpayers have an important stake in how these problems are resolved," said Luken, who supports a bill by Rep. John LaFale D-N.Y., to exempt lenders from Superfund liability when they foreclose on contaminated property. +Blanton was one of four Democrats vying for the chance to succeed retiring Rep. Ed Jones in the 8th District. +It also objects to self-appointed groups springing up with official-sounding names. +He says you have to be neither a comedian nor "naturally funny." +Brinkmann Instruments Inc., Westbury, N.Y., proposed to acquire Orion for $11 a share last week. +The proceeds will be used to finance construction of housing for Israel's Soviet refugees. +Last year, a record 372 persons were killed in the district, and police blame 60 percent of those killings on drugs. +Defense attorneys had called Simpson to testify, hoping to show that no passengers were threatened while the plane was on the ground in Algiers. +As he was being interviewed for the special counsel job, Mr. Phelan resigned as a Simon delegate rather than attend last week's Democratic convention, which Mr. Wright chaired. +"I'm absolutely convinced that both sides want a contract," mediator W.J. Usery said after the session. "We need the jobs. +But they also said they would never launch a solo attack. +Nurses said she was in good spirits. +He and other Canaan managers will receive an annual fee equal to 2.5% of the capital and a 20% share of any capital gains. +Thousands of Patriots are already deployed in Europe against a crumbling Warsaw Pact. +The commission boost also follows increases last year by other firms, including Merrill Lynch & Co. and Sears, Roebuck & Co.'s Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. unit. +Deputy Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger said Friday that acts of violence committed by leftist militants in Nicaragua against opposition groups raise "grave doubts" about the Sandinista government's willingness to hold fair elections. +Dukakis predicted there would be "a floor fight or two" over platform issues, but none that would split the party. +If they do not, the framework will be tightened. There is no guarantee of success. +Elders will probably announce new acquisitions at about the same time, he added. +The package contained a detonating device, he said. +"It's the most important of the issues confronting Canadians, towering over everything else," says Angus Reid, a leading pollster based in Winnipeg. +Attorney Robin Auld's lawyer, Hal Haddon, asked Montrose District Judge Richard Brown to dismiss the charge because of "outrageous misconduct" by District Attorney Victor Reichman and other law enforcement officials. +But an official of PaineWebber, a unit of PaineWebber Group Inc., said that the New York-based investment banking firm Monday had offered $69 a share, or $2.8 billion, in cash and securities for Jim Walter. +Such king-making notions, however, are taking a backseat to Chicago's backroom politics. +It is fine for President Bush to support the democratic government of Venezuela. +I started scaling down a bit, some tours with the band and some solo. I got my wife more involved with the accounting and myself more entangled with the business end of it. +What is important now is to find a job. +For many years, individual municipal bonds were available only to well-to-do investors who had $25,000 or more to shell out. +Many institutions also objected to Mr Lines' autocratic management style. 'He did not have a very high opinion of people in the City,' said one analyst. +The Fair Trading Act permits the MMC to make recommendations only where it finds a situation to be 'against the public interest'. +When you have checked this and cleared the small limbs and branches from the bottom portion of the trunk, you're ready to fell the tree. +Pillsbury Co., in its first detailed response to Grand Metropolitan PLC's $5.23 billion tender offer, said it was exploring all possible alternatives to accepting the bid. +Such a request would prevent the amount from being counted against caps set by last year's budget law. +It is where military officials of both sides irregularly meet to discuss alleged armistice violations. +Mason said he doesn't think Taylor County's 205 teachers have much to complain about in an area where unemployment reached 11 percent two months ago and the average salary was $8,650 in 1987. +Although profit-taking checked gains in Tokyo throughout the day, traders noted that the inability by arbitragers to support strong index-linked buying was more the reason that the Nikkei Index closed off its intraday high of 32608 points. +The army said 207 Palestinians have been killed since riots began Dec. 8 among the 1.5 million Palestinians of the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. +These tickets are non-refundable. +Earlier this month, Lomas said all of its senior creditors except two banks _ holding 3 percent of the debt _ had agreed to the restructuring which analysts believed could have forestalled a bankruptcy court filing. +She said the United States would raise the issue with the United Nations and with Soviet authorities. +Wendy's still faces plenty of challenges. +The hurricane hit in Charleston, S.C., instead, but its path still managed to foul up the wedding plans. +Frey became director of the Moody Medical Library in 1973. +Gold opened in London at a bid price of $372.50 a troy ounce. +On Friday, the European Economic Community announced it had reached an agreement with the United States on the issue of farm supports. +Proceedings against the remaining bankers and two Colombians continued before U.S. District Judge W. Terrell Hodges and are expected to last five months. +Later, again like Lady Macbeth, he quails and Richard knows when to drop him. +Saouma, a Lebanese, was elected to a third six-year term in November, defeating an African challenger supported by the United States and other major donor nations. +Nearly 29 million Americans are victims of some form of mental illness that requires professional treatment. +A series of state polls provided a picture of several close races. +Newsprint results continued to be depressed, the company added, because of industrywide price discounting. +Completion is expected shortly after NCR holders vote to approve the deal Sept. 13. +Stanley J. Bradshaw, 31-year-old senior vice president and chief investment officer, was named executive vice president and to the vacant post of chief operating officer of this savings and loan. +It fell 16% during the year. +The study by Robert Lichter and Daniel Amundson of the private, non-partisan Center for Media and Public Affairs found that the biggest target was Quayle, the vice president-elect. +In a radio interview, de Guzman denied the bags containing the weapons were his and claimed he did not know Dato. +When asked recently, both just smiled and stroked their fluffy beards. +However, finance for management buy-outs is certainly more difficult to secure than in the late 1980s. +The repurchase rate is the average rate at which banks trade on the money market. The emergency rate is the cost of funds for banks whose reserves are short at the close of trading. +In years past, Kremlinologists seeking clues to Soviet politics scrutinized the lineup of leaders atop Lenin's mausoleum during the Revolution Day parade through Red Square. +Political concerns, though, helped depress most other London stocks. +Gale warnings were in effect for Lake Huron and Lake Erie, and winds in central Indiana gusted to 64 mph at Marshall. +The Federal Home Loan Bank Board said Friday it would protect all depositors and general creditors of American Savings & Loan Association, FCA's main subsidiary. +'I don't think we're necessarily treated favourably,' says Ms Fabienne Couty of the French embassy in Hanoi. +Such a move could bring down the government and, eight months after the last national elections, force a new vote. +Besides heading the drug ring, the case involved more than one kilogram of crack, a firearm was found, and Staley tried to bribe a witness not to testify by offering $10,000 or a Mercedes Benz. +News reports said riot police brandishing truncheons and shields chased them into alleys and sidestreets. +Helicopters sprayed up to 20 square miles of suburban Miami with malathion in eight aerial treatments to kill Mediterranean fruit flies, considered the most destructive farm pest because it can attack 250 fruits and vegetables. +In real estate, the fund will shun downtown "trophy" buildings in favor of buying less-visible properties, perhaps from banks and thrifts paring their portfolios. +All in all, building Thermalux has been "much slower and more hand-to-mouth than I ever expected," says co-founder Mr. Martin. +In fiscal 1987, Sunbelt had a net loss of $4 million on revenue of $137.8 million. +Some motorists were stranded on freeways and winds overturned a tractor-trailer rig on Interstate 10. No injuries were reported. +According to the filing, the Rosses hold their Financial Corp. stock for investment purposes. +The judge could have restricted the back-to-work order to West Virginia and parts of Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio, but ordered that it apply nationwide to all coal companies that have UMW contracts. +He didn't return to his job until December, and hasn't been back on a DC-10. +He has been rewarded by acquiescence, if not enthusiasm, from the leader of the province's most important political party. It will be harder now than it has ever been to sustain that careful political balancing act. +"If I were Allen, I would take a big breath and not do anything soon," one Wall Street executive said. +July 19 is a national holiday, but the party will be pure Sandinista. +The Argentine government's cost-of-living index shows an inflation rate for September of about 8% or 9%, down sharply from 27.6% in August, government sources said. +Inchcape said strong sales in its automotive division contributed significantly to the improved results last year. +They are rested and have received food, clothing and medicine from the United States. +Public opinion analysts say Fujimori has awakened hopes in voters that he will be able to attract massive Japanese aid and investment if elected. +Sotheby's Holdings Inc., the parent company, which also includes a luxury real estate brokerage business principally in the U.S., said it won't receive any proceeds from the sale; the shares are all being sold by current holders. +The study also shows that the more heavily a contract is traded, the less slippage there is. +A SPITFIRE aircraft that saw active service in the Second World War was unsold at a Christie's auction yesterday. +"It takes a long time to recover your investment, and many small businesses may not have the resources to do that," says Jack Enan Jr., a Dallas consultant on international business. +They were caught by the State Security while trying to escape being dragooned into the Sandinista army in October 1983. +He also said the deficit is widening by as much as 22 billion rubles a month. +At least one serious near-collision at the heavily traveled port was due to conditions that included understaffing, fatigue, stress and the hurried training of newcomers, said pilot Capt. +"Only if you let problems really get you down do you feel older," Brand, commander of Columbia's astronomy mission, said Monday. +According to PIR, Morgan Stanley analyst Keith Mullins yesterday lowered his fiscal 1990 earnings forecast for the company to 91 cents a share from 93 cents. +As Hamlet drew his dagger, it slipped his grasp. +No time for that. +Time and Christopher Whittle, chairman of Whittle Communications, declined to comment. +'I had three clients in 24 hours.' +Chancellor Capital Management, a New York money manager, says it plans to invest about $100 million or so in European deals, particularly in venture-capital commitments, small leveraged buy-outs and corporate restructurings. +"This probably makes very good sense for Jack Tramiel" though it is unlikely others will follow suit, added Mr. Bajarin, an analyst for Creative Strategies Inc. +They are thus clearly not using the whole of their overdraft facilities purely as an occasional source of working capital. The problem is what action banks need to take. +The Chicago-based newspaper, publishing and broadcasting concern said the notes will be offered on a continuing basis through Salomon Brothers Inc. and Merrill Lynch Capital Markets as agents. +All three men were convicted of massacre and illegal arms possession. +Meanwhile, Mr. Hennessy's deputy William E. Mayer in January was demoted from First Boston chief executive to head a newly created merchant banking unit. +The terrorists long ago learned the lesson that with hostages in hand, the U.S. political culture will reflexively stand strategy on its head by making any judgments about military engagement subordinate to the hostage issue. +In the 1920s, the process of stabilization was discovered, allowing it to be stored without refrigeration. +He was an international exploration official at Maxus Energy Corp. +Growth in net was smaller compared with growth of pretax profit as a result of a heavier burden from tax payments. +Printed with flowery lettering and embossed with a gold coat of arms, invitations to join the Dewar's Highlander Clan make the club appear quite elite. +The moves are aimed at thwarting a takeover attempt by Asher Edelman. +CNW, a Chicago-based railroad holding company, must keep about 350 brakemen on freight trains of its Chicago & North Western Transportation unit; but it may trim crews to three people from four on most of those trains. +The Canadian government joined with Husky Oil Ltd. and the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan in a 1.27 billion Canadian dollar (US$1.03 billion) project to upgrade heavy molasses-like crude oil deposits near Lloydminster, Saskatchewan. +His departure was followed by revelations about a lavish lifestyle, and he was defrocked by the Assemblies of God. +The NASD said Wednesday the action was part of a crackdown on fraud and abusive sales practices in the penny-stock market. +The survey, which included passenger deaths caused by criminal or terrorist acts, also found international jet flights have become statistically less risky among industrialized nations. +Olin Corp. was given a $69.4 million Army contract for 120mm tank ammunition. +Valhi Inc., a Simmons holding company that owns about 68% of NL, rose 87.5 cents to close at $8.25 on the Big Board. +The release of the photo of the stealth cruise, known formally as the Advanced Cruise Missile, or AGM-129A, is the third such move in 10 months. +The skinheads shouted Nazi slogans during the match and later fought police in a street near the stadium. +High winds and no precipitation prompted Nez Perce National Forest officials to postpone the control of a 2,175-acre fire on the Main Salmon River from Monday to Wednesday. +Middle-ranking army officers mounted the coup, saying they wanted to end Moslem domination of Nigerian politics. +Financial stocks weakened and industrial issues rebounded, and the net effect was that the Nasdaq over-the-counter market hardly budged. +Concerns about a possible recession sent precious-metals prices falling sharply in active trading. +Tatsuo Miyajima, another of the eight, is showing concurrently at Anthony d'Offay - (until January 11). +Ten days ago, AmeriFirst said it had received inquiries about a takeover, confirming rumors that had sent the thrift's stock climbing in recent months. +His successor, Clayton Yeutter, says he sees "no reason for significant changes" in the party's position. +Be warned that some aspects of this segment are confusing, as the camera shows her dancing to wild applause in that empty house, which suggests that applause is her fantasy. +The government's human rights commission says the top anti-drug agency has been the target of scores of complaints, and the panel is recommending firing and prosecuting agents accused of involvement in rights abuses. +It was never illuminating, only distracting. Even before the opera began the inmates of the Bedlam asylum were swarming over the stage; that they were all female, and found themselves in some pretty lurid postures raised suspicions from the start. +Why? Because she says they cheated her out of royalties from the original "Mickey Mouse Club." Darlene Gillespie is accusing Disney of taking advantage of her in 1955 when the then 14-year-old Mouseketeer-to-be signed a contract. +The December contract rose to 64.21 cents a pound, for a gain of 0.98 cent as it ended toward the highs of the day. +We will replace it with our Fair Rates system, related to people's ability to pay. +Because of the Independence Day holiday, some low-volume imported car and truck makers said they would report sales Thursday. +No films less than 10 years old were eligible, and there was only one issued in the past 20. +Shao Yanxiang, a poet, says it is "the best period of literary creation" in modern Chinese history. +Only three - Kokusai Securities, New Japan Securities, and Wako Securities - are expecting to record a pre-tax profit in the first half. The largest losses are expected at Sanyo Securities (Y5.7bn) and Kankaku Securities (Y5.6bn). +The Founding Fathers concluded there was no alternative to a strong executive after they saw how difficult it was to defend the colonies under the Articles of Confederation of 1777, which had given Congress the upper hand in foreign policy. +The West German government's 6 3/4% issue due 1998 ended the interbank trading day at 99.75 bid to yield 6.78%. +Sales of domestically made trucks also continued to be sluggish in mid-October, dropping 22.8% to 94,543 from a year ago. +The report has been submitted to the commander of surface forces for the Atlantic Fleet in Norfolk, Va., and will eventually land on Defense Secretary Dick Cheney's desk after being passed up the chain of command. +Who cooks up these titles? +Lachenmeyer said he noticed Steinberg's hands were battered just before he was arrested. +The Recruit figures were indicted on charges of offering bribes, and the former NTT officials were accused of accepting bribes. +He is chairman of CANF, whose Free Cuba political action committee contributed Dollars 17,000 (Pounds 10,430) to Mr Torricelli's campaign. +Currently, most of its trains operate with three or four employees. +Lancaster Colony Corp. said it completed the acquisition of LRV Corp., of Elkhart, Ind., for an undisclosed amount of stock. +ACTION says the typical volunteer devotes two hours daily to each of two children. +Bond brokers serve as intermediaries between major bond dealers. +It is "entirely possible" that this could trigger similar reviews in other states, said Glynn Young, a spokesman for St. Louis-based Monsanto, a major chemical producer. +The sanctity of human life, moral standards, personal and institutional responsibility _ even the pledge of allegiance _ too often these are the subject of denigration or embarrassment among leaders of the Democratic Party. +He said General Tire had difficulty getting price increases to hold despite tight supplies in some lines. +In other commodity markets yesterday: ENERGY: Prices tumbled as prospects dimmed for new, meaningful production restraint by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. +The Pentagon on Tuesday retracted claims made during the Panama invasion that U.S. soldiers had found a large cache of cocaine in a guest house used by Gen. +Security Pacific has announced its intention to expand its presence in Northern California, where Westamerica is located. +Walesa also said he begged Geremek "on my knees" to become parliamentary leader. +The government said it will review British Airways' proposed takeover of British Caledonian Airways for possible antitrust implications, quashing the existing bid. +And how, if at all, may the market's fall be likely to affect actual economic activity in coming weeks and months? +Rain and thunderstorms were scattered from Florida to Louisiana. +A falling dollar is supposed to make U.S. imports more expensive, decreasing demand for them. +Mr. Wollack, a Merc governor, initially had the backing of Mr. Melamed, according to certain Merc governors. +Those in that category had been automatically excommunicated until a change made in 1977. +Spokesmen for Israel's Energy, Foreign and Defense ministries refused to comment on the report. +While the companies aren't resorting to such drastic measures as job cuts, they are reducing their capital-spending plans and delaying production of some products. +A white tent was set up with a separate inner sanctuary to hold the coffin, which had a Japanese screen and protective sword at its head and was surrounded by lanterns and chrysanthemum displays. +Fewer than 1 percent of U.S. students take physics and chemistry, while up to 25 percent of 18-year-olds in Canada and Norway take the two subjects for two years each. +I've asked my current chief of staff, Craig Fuller, and my senior campaign advisor, Bob Teeter, to serve as co-directors of the Bush-Quayle transition. +The new loan will go largely for planting trees in 15 Chinese provinces. +The oldest man in Japan is Kiichi Fujiwara, 109, of Zushi, near Tokyo. +Legislator Dedi Zucker of the Citizens' Rights Movement said the Nablus ceremony was "part of a much larger picture" of Shamir's drive to create more settlements in the occupied lands. +She adds that next year Fisher-Price will include colors that are "hot." +Tokyo has refused to extend any official credits to the Soviet Union since the 1980 invasion of Afghanistan, making many Soviet projects too risky for Japanese companies. +Its shares slipped 10 pence to 298 ($5.15). +Redenbacher's popcorn, packaged for both stovetop and microwave preparation, is the market leader. +The Democratic candidate also complained he was being held to a different standard by the media than was Dukakis. +Southland first proposed its restructuring in March of this year, acknowledging that dwindling profits would make it impossible to meet the debt brought on by the 1987 buyout. +Nynke Klick, an engineering company administrator who recently flew on a gray-market ticket from San Francisco to Amsterdam, says her treatment "wasn't any different from a (regular) discount ticket." +While the Vatican questioned the U.S. annulment process and said it seemed too many marriages are being annulled, the American bishops defended their tribunals. +That convention concluded that "freedom of the press is one of the greatest bulwarks of liberty and ought not to be violated." +In the 1990 first quarter, Westmoreland sold 4.6 million tons of coal, compared with 4.4 million tons in the year-earlier period. +The crew members' cockpit training clearly came into play, says William Traub, United's vice president for flight training. +On May 29, rebels on Negros kidnapped a Japanese aid worker, Fumio Mizuno, and are believed holding him in mountains near Bacolod. +Baker said on Feb. 11 that "actions such as this _ directed against civilian or military targets, inside or outside of Israel _ were something that gave us trouble." After the incident the State Department said it was conducting an investigation. +And the timing was perfect. +Zorza, 46, was identified Thursday as one of 39 people in the New York area involved in swapping cocaine for heroin with the Sicilian Mafia in what U.S. authorities described as the biggest international drug bust ever. +Or what about the automobile industry, which eight years ago was in dire financial straits, clamoring for mandatory quotas? +Getting land isn't the only problem. +The campaign also was hampered by a lack of money, he said, but added he will finish with only about $400,000 in debts. +What they need at this moment desperately is food, and we're confident that they will naturally use these small funds to provide for their basic survival," she said. +LaComb forced several cars off the road and narrowly missed several bicyclists, said Jim Bryant, a spokesman for the San Bernardino County Sheriff's department. +Students were seeking a more open nominating process for local party congress candidates. +"The spread against the U.S. remains attractive, and there's nothing in the near future to change that," he said. +Some skeptics believe any late-year economic pickup may have been influenced by tax-law changes. +There's nothing like having the courage of your convictions. +President Abdul Qayyum, speaking to a reporter who traveled to Pakistan's Kashmir, said the people of his state also had been sheltering insurgents since India launched the military crackdown in its state of Jammu-Kashmir last month. +Philippine President Aquino declared a state of emergency in areas hit by Typhoon Nina, which struck the islands with 120 mph winds. +"The people who started everything are already being denounced as `red pigs,"' said Bigl. +The size of the playing field was reduced to 180 yards by 160 from the standard 300 by 160 to make the game more telegenic. +John F. Kennedy Jr. got his law degree Friday from New York University. +Foam spraying has been delayed since Monday because the ship was too hot and crews feared another explosion even if the flames were doused. +An adviser to PLO chief Yasser Arafat said Tuesday that investigators should not expect too much help from the group in tracking down the bombers of Pan Am Flight 103. +At the Jewish Nursing Home of Western Massachusetts, which the United Food and Commercial Workers is trying to organize, workers aren't afraid to endorse the union publicly. +Senate Judiciary Chairman Joseph Biden on Monday denied President Bush's accusations of congressional foot-dragging on major crime legislation, saying the administration should stop playing politics on the bill. +Matching marrow is a three-step process. +More than 2,500 police officers and National Guard soldiers lined streets near the slain civil-rights leader's tomb Saturday during a demonstration by four white supremacists led by Richard Barrett of Mississippi. +Only good can come from him." "We've lost a real leader, and real leaders in our political world are few and far between," said Bill Ramsey, a Democratic Party consultant and friend who had been frequently at Leland's office in the past week. +By Wednesday, the hunger strike had spread to 16 prisons in the Czech republic and four in the Slovak republic, according to the Justice Ministry and the Communist Party daily Rude Pravo. +Analysts are divided over the rumor of Soviet buying primarily because such purchases have fallen short for the previous two years. +At least Mr. Abedi tried to help out the less for tunate, so why pick on him? Mr. Abedi himself doesn't quite see it this way, saying "The West has done no wrong by me." +Last May, as a result of the Boone incident, the federal government set up a child sex abuse center on the reservation to provide counseling, but the center is understaffed and 38 people are on its waiting list, said Sylvia. +When the CFTC's jurisdiction was expanded in 1982 to include stock index futures as well as traditional futures contracts for commodities like oil and pork bellies, the agriculture committees' jurisdictions were expanded as well. +Bush's own annual salary remains frozen at $200,000. But other top officials got hefty pay raises. +"It was a scraping noise, like a tree falling or a snowplow dragging along the road. +The brokerage firms, which negotiate rates with the banks and thrifts whose CDs they sell, generally feel they have to offer clients more than they can get on T-bills or from banks and thrifts directly. +Soviet participation in the 10,000-member group has been an issue since PEN turned down an application in 1924. +Spending money should be pleasant, yet there is a dearth of friendly and helpful staff. +Records show the part that failed GE's testing was sent to another company for further testing and the flaw was confirmed, Tucker said. +Mr. Allman also fails to notice how far under way "Americanization" had been before exile. +But potential losses mount when the cost of war coverage, and the lost opportunities to plug midseason replacements, are added in. +Formation of the partnership, to be called Petrolane Partners L.P., is part of Texas Eastern's restructuring program, designed to concentrate the company's activities in pipeline operations and international oil and gas exploration and production. +Along with common shares it already owns, Anschutz gets to keep its 18% stake in Ideal after the restructuring. +Unit commanders in Japan were to explain to military personnel how to apply for the trip, McCarthy said. +Under existing law, the maximum penalty for offenders is one year in jail and/or a $2,000 fine for individuals and a $25,000 fine for corporations. +But like other thrifts, it's expected to seek regulators' consent to create a distinct junk-bond entity. +And what part should the patient's experience in hospital play in judging quality? In the industrial setting some of these questions can be answered by asking the customers to rank quality components. +For AT&T, the figure is slightly lower at 88 per cent. +These concerns were also named. +Since then, militant university students have clashed with police and also attacked colleagues for organizing mixed-sex parties and excursions that they consider contrary to Islamic teachings. +When the kid next door runs away from home, he's liable to get in trouble with his folks. +But that represents a tiny fraction of the development in most areas, Austin said. +But the boats usually arrive when it is "so dark you can't see your hand out there," Mr. Rivera says, and finding them is chancy. +The word is "moderate." +Iran is Moslem but not Arab. +Trading in the West is tempting to Poles because they can buy goods in Poland for zlotys, sell them for hard currency in the West and then convert that money back into zlotys at the black-market rate for a profit. +The International Boxing Federation ended a five-year boycott, scheduling a title fight for June at the Sun City resort. +"I think the other way would have sent out the wrong signal _ that we are patsies," Reagan said at Point Mugu Naval Air Station near here as he boarded Air Force One to return to Washington from his Thanksgiving holiday. +Vogel said that "in agreement with de Maiziere" the Stasi files would be examined to try to clear up the matter. +Several state regulators have expressed concern at debt-financed insurance takeovers. +But she also frequents discount stores and says she often eats Chinese takeout food. +He could face up to five years in prison, but state guidelines indicate he might get probation. +Which way would a President Dukakis lean? +Arab witnesses said 10 youths were wounded by police gunfire and six were arrested. +Strong winds continued to buffet Manila on Sunday. +Iraq has shifted vital equipment from factories making armaments and chemical weapons to secret locations for security reasons, the rebel Kurdish group said Thursday. +Rockwell said in the suit that until recently, it had been led to believe by the Energy Department that the company would not be "subject to legal liability" as long as it made a good-faith effort to carry out its contract at Rocky Flats. +In the letter, the organizations recommended the new regulations adopted Monday. +The previous owners struggled on takings of around Pounds 1,500 a week. +So far, the auctions have netted about $2 million, most of that from the sale of a vintage-car dealership that Mr. Dixon owned in California. +Rhetoric in the course catalog about the importance of course distribution requirements will never substitute. +Christopher Burge, president of Christie's in New York, estimated recently that "Roulin" would be worth roughly the same at auction as van Gogh's "Irises," which brought $53.9 million in 1987. +"It's a major piece of legislation that cannot be looked on lightly," the governor said, announcing he would consult unidentified outside experts. +For the past 18 months, new STC management has been hankering to dump ICL as incompatible with plans to expand their strong phone cable and transmission-gear business. +"I personally like the DC-10. It's a very comfortable and good-performing aircraft," he said. +The National Football League wrapped up its new television package March 9 by agreeing to a deal with NBC that boosts its total TV revenue to more than $3.6 billion over four years, an all-sports record. +Mr. O'Brien asks, trying to pin down the economist. +"Only such a solution can have the guarantees and the interational peacekeeping force under the United Nations which will minimize the danger of the Khmer Rouge," he said. +Under the pact, approved by the French government, Barclays acquired 16 private and retail banking offices in France and a controlling interest in an operation with 14.1 billion francs of total assets. +A recent Durenberger ad says that although Humphrey's most important job as attorney general was to fight crime, "violent crime in Minnesota has mushroomed" since he took office. +These might include more sea-based missiles under NATO command, modernized short-range missiles, or airplanes with nuclear weapons. +On Saturday, Aziz described the talks as "still in square one." Meanwhile, foreign ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council met today for a second day in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for discussions focused on breaking the deadlock in Geneva. +Nationwide sales on Christmas Eve last year reached $14.7 million, says the company's Japanese unit, or about five times that of an average day. +Other industrial countries, such as West Germany, Canada, Britain and France, have pledged to stabilize or reduce carbon dioxide emissions and have pressured the United States to take similar actions. +Until the NRC learns to distinguish between nuclear plants that are well-managed, well-designed and properly sited, and those that are not, Americans will lack confidence in the nuclear industry. +Prior to the rocket incident, Tokyo police said they had uncovered a plan by the extremist Middle Core Faction to use an ultra-light plane for a bomb attack on the Imperial Palace in hopes of thwarting the Okinawa visit. +Twenty-one people were fined. +However, Western diplomats said the delay actually helps the United States, 12 European Community nations and Nordic countries that are trying to derail the resolution. +"No one really knows what the central banks' goal is," and that uncertainty is "causing the short people to re-examine their positions somewhat," he added. +The school has a total of 18 department heads. +However, since my garden is intensely densely planted and by 10 p.m. visibility is low even with fireflies and the all-night burglar light of the people over the back fence, I proposed burial in the a.m. +He retired in 1984 and was elected chairman of the board's executive committee. +Analysts said Mr. Barrett's appointment reflects the increased importance that Bank of Montreal is placing on consumer, or retail, bank operations. +Recession or no, Blackpool remains a place where you can find a bit of fun. +That price level put a crimp in both Amoco's domestic and foreign exploration and production operations. +The Democratic chairman of the Senate Budget Committee today praised parts of the $1.1 trillion fiscal 1989 budget President Reagan submitted to Congress, but warned that the proposal left tough deficit fighting for future administrations. +Earlier in the day, Denis Thatcher, the prime minister's husband, gave Mrs. Bush a gallant kiss on the hand when he greeted her at 10 Downing Street. +The devaluation will affect only foreign trade, not tourists and Soviet citizens, he said. +Tehran Radio gave no source or further details in its report, which was not confirmed from other sources. +Joao de Deus Pinheiro is fortunate to have an engineering background since he has taken on a job he is having almost to invent. +The chamber has become uncharacteristically volatile because of an extraordinary constitutional development: the elective dictatorship is no longer very dictatorial. +"In the spectrum of what we are dealing with, it is not the major case of the year," he says. +The other is Peter Holland, formerly deputy general manager, who was appointed director of corporate affairs, effective immediately. +Survivors interviewed by Notimex in Topolobampo said panic broke out on board as passengers saw the smoke and flames and began rushing for the life rafts. +Sandoz agreed to buy 60% of SyStemix for $392 million, extending a wave of foreign purchases in the U.S. biotechnology industry. +But it's not quite as much fun, Ms. Miller said. +It's an alternative way to get two things done at lunch." Marion Barry's lawyer is portraying Rasheeda Moore as a vengeful ex-lover who trapped the mayor in an FBI sting operation because he had abandoned her for another woman. +"Unfortunately, these appeals proved fruitless. +MoDo, for example, is believed to have saved about SKr1bn (Pounds 96.7m) over the last three years through cost- cutting. +Among other things, the gel kept oozing from between the two layers of glass. +As democracy blooms in Eastern Europe, as Soviet troops return home and tanks are destroyed, dismantled, there is less need for nuclear systems of the shortest range. +The base agreement, covering Clark Air Base, Subic Bay naval station and four smaller installations, expires in September 1991, and a dozen of the 23 members of the country's Senate favor closing them. +Yesterday's consumer credit data show the recovery is taking hold, but the balance of payments is too fragile to sustain consumer-led growth for long. +'Can you tell me why your credit card department will not deal with my sex shop?' Such stories are rife in the lore of general meetings. +Doctors at Baragwanath Hospital, the main hospital in the black township outside Johannesburg, performed two preliminary operations in October in preparation for Tuesday's surgery. +It is not directly tied to child-care expenses. +The Census Bureau says the number of men and women 18 years old and over will exceed 186 million by this fall's congressional elections, nearly eight million higher than in the 1986 off-year vote. +But when he and his wife, a Wall Street lawyer, decided to move to New York, they paid $575,000 for a three-bedroom condo on East 80th Street in June. +On the busiest street-corner in Houston, Bob Landauer works in the hottest segment of the fastest-growing sector of the U.S. economy. +Even President Bush is finding it politically advantageous to call for elimination of campaign-donation committees. +The annual aggregate dividends on this stock in prior years were less than $2 million. +But their survey of companies with ventures in China does reveal a pattern in 'second generation' ventures. +Instead, invoices must be made out to the company in the business traveller's home country. Understandably, given the complications, many companies do not bother to reclaim. +The group is led by Glen Ceiley, president of Bisco of Anaheim, Calif., which makes specialty application fasteners and electronic parts. +Julia groped for the right words to explain Romero's emergence as a vocal human rights advocate as the situation deteriorated in El Salvador and emerged in a full-scale war that still persists between leftist rebels and the U.S.-supported government. +Known as the Meisner effect, this creates opportunities for cryocoolers in magnetically levitated transport (Maglev) and for levitating flywheels to store cheap energy for electric cars, says Lockerby. +Sihanouk, who supports the Khmer Rouge, said recently he wanted to be "neither president, nor member" of the supreme council. +He was once appointed by Noriega as Panama's honorary consul general in Israel. +Eastern offers Machinists new contract that would reduce pay but keep it 13 percent higher than employees who took 1986 cut. +With the 15-minute clock running, a band of senators piled off elevators in the subway lobby of the Hart Senate Office building. +"The accused is in effect shown in two places at the same time. But the court verdict never referred to this contradiction," Sheftel said. +Far from the $50 million its organizers had dared to hope might be spent on 47 horses, Fasig-Tipton's sale in Lexington, Ky., last Saturday managed to pry only $30.7 million from the buyers of 39 horses. +Fifty-six foreign companies are currently listed on the New York Stock Exchange, and another 49 are traded on the American Stock Exchange. +Companies with interlinked local and wide area networks invariably use network management tools to warn them of network failure. +Summer rain fell along the East Coast early today from New York to North Carolina, cloudy skies and some fog blanketed parts of the Midwest, while clear skies and dry weather prevailed in most of the West. +"It's a figure that's never talked about, except in the smallest circles" he declares. +Most of the 23 have deferred their initial two-year stints until they graduate, meaning that possible six-year jail terms loom in the future. +The governor has remained neutral as polls showed his former wife in a close race with Larrie Bailey, a former state treasurer. +The latest reading brings the average for the first eight months to 56.3%. +Some years ago, it did. +This difference is crystallized in the tax pledge. +"What is a very simple task becomes very complicated" in Chapter 11, he says. +His 20,000 mostly Christian troops have been fighting an alliance of Syrian and Druse forces in and around Beirut for the past four weeks. +In addition, the company said it expects to post a loss for the fiscal year ended Jan. 31 of about $5 million on sales of about $23 million. +The drug cartels responded with an offensive of their own. Police blame them for hundreds of bombings and other attacks that have left nearly 300 people dead. +He was a hypersensitive man unable to bring together the male and female components of his personality, and in the grip of a terror of losing the boundaries of self'. +Reggie Wyckoff of Genoa, a third-generation Colorado farmer who operates a 6,000-acre farm homesteaded by his grandfather, became president of the 60,000-member wheatgrowers group last week and immediately made some pessimistic observations. +Today, his 1,000 acres of land and the sheep on it are worth less than half what they were four years ago. +Several Indian newspapers reported Sunday that the government was considering the construction of fences along parts of the Indo-Pakistan border as well as increased patrols. +GRAINS AND SOYBEANS: Wheat prices finished lower. +But the United States remains committed to German membership in NATO," Bush said. +Prosecutors said the four defendants, who are all white, were not part of an organized racist group. +Under Baker's plan, the two sides would discuss Shamir's proposal to hold elections in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. +"Maybe at the first stage it will lead to tension but if we see it in longer perspective, I assume it will eventually bring a relaxation," he said on Israel radio. +"As you liberalize the withdrawal features of IRAs, there will be less savings for retirement," says Geoffrey Bobroff, a senior vice president of Lipper Analytical Services. +"George Bush was on the defensive," said Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass. +The Iranian official also denied a recent report by diplomatic sources in the Middle East that China delivered 50 J-6 and F-7 fighter jets to Iran before a cease-fire in the Iran-Iraq war took effect Aug. 20. +At current market prices such an offering would add about $1 billion to Citicorp's equity, and would help bolster its capital following the company's recent addition of $3 billion to loan-loss reserves. +He will also meet with reporters. +Butler's original idea was to make something operatic out of 'American comic-book narrative and design of the 1930s to '50s', and especially a disoriented Superman-figure (Craig) from now. +One group decided to build a pleasure palace for the ski set in the Rockies. +The justices are being urged by prosecutors to reinstate a one-year jail sentence and $2,000 fine against a man accused of burning an American flag at a demonstration in Dallas during the 1984 Republican National Convention. +By the early '50s, some comic books were seriously nasty. +Unix International also disputed the idea that there was much difference in the technology, saying it would be able to deliver at about the same time as OSF the features that OSF claimed as advantages. +Newton's Distributor fund is an international fund aimed at those seeking income. Two of the funds are unit trusts, the rest are investment trusts. +A wider look at the issue is needed, and a useful starting point might be consideration of what investors want an index to tell them. +It is "most unlikely, if not inconceivable" that supervisors will go back on what has been agreed, he said. +Now, with Du Pont's help, he has redesigned the casing, and new cables are being tested on a rig owned by Du Pont's Conoco Inc. +When he gave tapes for mental rehearsal to Paul Rendall and Jeff Probyn, England's props, he received a dusty answer. +The labor dispute began Sept. 18 when Castle & Cooke sold one of its plants to independent packers and transferred the workers without giving them salary increases. +It is starting to move into the higher-volume voice telephony market. Concert is the cornerstone of the Dollars 5.3bn (Pounds 3.35bn) alliance between BT and MCI forged in mid-1993. +If they did well, they could be promoted to distributor and put in control of larger amounts of drugs. +Delaware Resources has several gold properties in western Canada. +Sales in the year grew to about $52.5 million from the year-earlier $45.1 million, Jewelmasters said. +The fire was sparked June 29 by lightning. +Apart from all the fundamental factors affecting stock prices, the mentality of this new buyer may affect market behavior for the foreseeable future." Excitement over the funds' new clout helped propel stock prices to new highs in the past week. +Occasionally, they lay on a disco or visit to a movie for members. +McFarlane could have received a four-year prison term and a $400,000 fine for pleading guilty to four misdemeanor charges of withholding information from Congress. +I am advised there are very few documents requested by the inquiry which my department has been unable to provide,' he said. +Her presence irritated union officials, who allege that her group _ Positive Employee Action Committee at Eastern, or PEACE _ is sponsored by the airline's management. +End of State Department text. +But if you are just that fraction more sedentary, you can equally well drive round them in a couple of days. +That will about end a string of major sales of assets forced by BankAmerica's loan losses over the past two years, unless BankAmerica reverses its decision to keep its Seafirst Corp. unit. +The mergers which created SmithKline Beecham and Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Roche's agreed acquisition of Syntex in May, were steps in this direction. +Schering-Plough's interferon alfa-2b is one of two genetically engineered interferons on the market. +NEARLY 1,000 FANS are jammed into the gym in Panora, Iowa, to watch the Panora-Linden High School girls basketball team, and they are going nuts. +ZZZZ Best shares closed yesterday at $10.125, up $3.375, in national over-the-counter trading. +Since impeachment is the ultimate political punishment, the word would seem to be one that would get any president's attention. Nixon resigned rather than face an impeachment trial in the Senate. +Miami did not specifically outlaw the practice, but police have arrested washers occasionally on charges of impeding traffic. +Jesus Christ's teachings are being ignored by those who would prevent others from seeing "The Last Temptation of Christ," says actress Barbara Hershey, the movie's Mary Magdalene. +Mr. Goncharov therefore regularly makes spotchecks. +Some analysts say success will require a huge marketing budget, and they question whether Mr. Murdoch's programming budgets will be large enough to lure people from four existing channels and other planned new services. +U.S. officials argue that Angolan forces have far bigger stockpiles of weapons than the rebels, and an arms cutoff now would place UNITA at a disadvantage. +The applicants include the Japan Broadcasting Corp. and Europe's major TV manufacturers, which already are beginning to implement their own systems overseas. +"We have the structure, people and plan," Mr. Isler said in a statement. +The December calendar usually is filled with cases granted review the previous spring, but since the justices appear unlikely to fill even the November argument calendar, they aren't likely to have enough cases ready to hear in December. +Yugoslavia's federal presidency charged that Slovenia was violating a day-old peace accord by failing to lift a blockade of army units, continuing to hold police prisoners and failing to deactivate territorial defense units. +"I love hiking with my wife, but I've found that I also need time alone with the wilderness," he says, because "the solitude and closeness with the earth is much more intense." But long walks aren't as free as they used to be. +GATT has its headquarters in Geneva. +Indeed, Mr Byatt made plain that substantial real price increases will be required if tough environmental standards are to be met. +The company's Ethicon unit also introduced a new series of internal stapling instruments for use in surgery. +Foreign firms may control as much as 30% of the ventures' capital, and in October 1992, up to 49%; they must invest 5% of sales in local research and development. +Those showed more feed grain on hand than had been indicated previously. +The number of people subjected to what the FAA defines as "unacceptable" noise levels has decreased to 3.2 million from seven million in the early 1970s, and is expected to decline to one million by 2010. +In 1929, aviator Charles Lindbergh married Anne Spencer Morrow in Englewood, N.J. +"If Eastern's management is not permitted to take the actions to save this company, then Eastern may run out of cash," Lorenzo said. +No substitutions are allowed. +Profits jumped 23 per cent to Pounds 12.8m. +His subsequent absence from the Senate has forced a delay for weeks of an override attempt. +Susman's study was published today in Science, the journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. +The scheme would not offer protection on an all-risk basis, though. Instead, it would pay out in the case of proven fraud, theft and other misappropriation. +He'd be a fool if he didn't,'" recalls Mr. Whitaker. +As expected, Wickes said Tuesday that it ended its tender offer for Lear Siegler. +Lawmakers have been skittish about financial-services protection in the wake of thrift and banking problems. Moreover, Congress and the Bush administration are considering breaking down some of the barriers between banks and securities firms. +Fish is also imported for processing. +His accounts dropped 30% on Thursday and are down about 50% so far this year. +The EIA's October report said that 43 companies delivering natural gas to industrial users "have consistently misreported their monthly industrial" deliveries following introduction of a new reporting form in January. +"Since we are celebrating the presence of the papacy on American shores, every object has been commissioned by or given to the pope," said Robert Bergman, director of the public museum. +But he said his wife, who is out on bond, has suffered enough by spending time in jail. +'He likes to be around a Gateway of just 200 people again.' Founded a year before Gateway, Dell, which plunged into loss for the first time in 1993, is further down the road to adulthood - and struggling. +Residential areas, schools and politics are the main institutions that remain legally segregated. +But this time, China faces a more difficult battle because of economic forces that have come into play since the Tiananmen Square killings June 4. +But the business outlook cannot be isolated from the trauma affecting the rest of the West Country holiday trade. +In 1990, U.S. exports to Mexico reached $28 billion, which translates into roughly 550,000 jobs in the American economy. +In 1958 Mr. Paton founded the Liberal Party. +Many weather researchers hesitate to pronounce any conclusion on global warming, pointing out that too little is known about the threat to make a judgment. +During the evacuation, he said, residents "were real calm; they were orderly. +Frequency, a maker of microwave parts, had sales of $36 million in the year ended April 30. +Elsewhere in Baku, her father was wounded and died several days later. +Not all of this, of course, feeds through the Seattle region: Portland tends to lead where grain and car shipments are concerned, and Vancouver is the obvious entry-exit point for Canada. +Federal officials say FBI agents and Coast Guard officers found anarchy on hurricane-ravaged St. Croix just hours after the Virgin Islands' governor gave emphatic assurances the island was peaceful. +Turnout was put at 67% for the referendum, the second round of free elections since the overthrow of the Ceausescu regime two years ago. +ABC, a unit Capital Cities/ABC Inc., and NBC, a unit of General Electric Co., are both profitable. +Yesterday, a Gemini spokesman said the partnerships plan to put up $40 million toward financing and are negotiating with a major commercial bank and a prominent investment bank for the rest. +The news agency said 10,000 people converged on the site in Patna, capital of Bihar state, one of the poorest of India's 25 states. +Other companies include IBM, Abbey National, Digital Equipment and Hoechst UK. +She is also quick to point out that 35 of the schools 550 students are black, up from 15 in the 1985-1986 academic year. +"I've played 26-game seasons here before, but they were at the beginning of the schedule, not the end," he notes. +Wise young Schubert to give up opera and move on to better things. +Republican Richard Nixon ended eight years of Democrats in the White House in 1968, a year when rainfall was slightly above median, but which followed dry years in 1966 and 1967. +Master-class teacher Ada Kopetz-Korf takes a wary look at the playback unit and the computer screen a few feet away before summoning Alex Wu to play the Saint-Saens Concerto No. 2 in G minor. +The Assembly of Turkish-American Associations is teaching its 10,000 members in 44 chapters across the country how to organize letter-writing and telephone campaigns aimed at legislators. +So there must have been some method that led him to accumulate thousands of objects from a Federal four-poster bed to a cache of Bakelite baubles, and to horde silver and plastic in equal measure. +All the party leaders speak of the need to negotiate to resolve the legislative crisis after the election, but "they agree on little else," said an analysis in today's Yomiuri Shimbun, a conservative national daily. +Last year, 2,047 dinners were distributed. +O&B Income Fund I has sued both API and AREP, seeking to block the sale of AREP without the consent of a majority of the partnership units. +Eagle Star said most insurers would now examine such cases and could agree to pay out if they felt they would lose less than by going through an entire repossession. The insurer would still have the right to pursue the borrower for the shortfall. +Gold-certificate programs, in which investors purchase gold stored and insured by banks, have been especially popular. +An emergency request submitted in behalf of Kou's father, Ger Xiang of Fresno, said the surgery ordered by a state judge would violate religious freedom and parental rights. +Shares in TI Group, which last night held a presentation for investors at Kleinwort Benson, were in demand, adding 8 at 345p. +Housing changed little from June, and non-residential building edged up. +The company said it has raised prices, which "should have a positive effect" on 1988 results. +The cash payment and manufacturing costs will be funded from cash reserves. +"There are no make-or-break occasions in this campaign. +If a company does only short-term, incremental innovation, it is failing to prepare for the future. It is hastening the inevitable decline of its business. Most radical innovations are less surprising than they seem. +The problem is that the Griffin Bells, Ed Meeses and Dick Thornburghs lack any credibility in spearheading an investigation of wrongdoing by a political associate; they either are too close personally or too ambitious politically. +(35) "Facts of Life," NBC, 15.0. +And that, health-care providers and administrators say, will mean more fights like the one in South Carolina. +Several of the violations affected crews returning from long international flights. +White, who became a nationally known advocate for the rights of children with the deadly virus to attend public schools, was near death in the intensive care unit of an Indianapolis hospital. +Last April, the Customs Service said the company submitted an offer of $12 million to settle alleged violations of U.S. import restrictions. +Yazov was firm on that." Carlucci said the chairman of the U.S. joint chiefs of staff, Adm. +Such panels can be time-consuming and costly to run. +'We are busy building the base of the pyramid.' Undoubtedly, this is the right approach. +The State Equal Rights Division is investigating to determine if Ms. Dew was a victim of discrimination, said John Kimble, program supervisor of investigation in the agency Milwaukee office. +"Generally speaking, I think the population is very nervous about the military raising its head again," said Yukihiko Ikeda, a member of parliament from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, and son of a former prime minister. +Japan reported Tuesday its net overseas assets soared to a record of about $240 billion in 1987, making it the world's largest creditor nation for the third year in a row. +She was wounded, thrashing around on the ground in a lot of pain. +However, that ruling left the political parties free to adopt any rules they want restricting themselves. +As night stretches into the early hours, only the optimists remain by the riverbank and even they head for their beds a few hours before dawn. +Customs Service boardings of noncommercial vessels in the Atlantic Ocean near Florida, the Gulf Coast and the Caribbean fell by one-quarter last year to 3,710 from 1987. +Stock prices gained slightly while the dollar lost ground in Tokyo trading today as traders reacted to lackluster market performances abroad. +Investor's Bank, which is 77.3 percent controlled by the Boston-based interstate bank Eaton Vance Corp., already holds custody assets worth an estimated $9 billion. +If so, it would be natural for the oil giant to turn to J.P. Morgan. +"I worked hard, I put in some long hours and I devoted whatever time was required to the job thoroughly," he said. +The correct figures can be obtained by removing the leading numeral 3. The correct price for Cocoon's coats is Pounds 200. +"It created tremendous pressures, appearing that the Louisiana district was trying to dictate its judgment," Cummings said. +With so much uncertainty surrounding the political situation in Japan, an early resolution of the trade dispute between the US and Japan cannot be expected. +Mr. Friedman had been executive vice president and general counsel of E.F. Hutton Group Inc. +Aoun began the warfare in January by moving to crush Samir Geagea's militia, the main challenger to Aoun's authority in the Christian region. +A spokesman for Chicago-based USG hadn't any comment on the filing. +SCIENTOLOGY The court let stand rulings that denied the Church of Scientology of California federal tax-exempt status for three years. +Airline analysts said they think AMR could be worth more than $120 a share, or more than $7.2 billion, based on measures used in the recent $3.65 billion takeover of NWA Inc., parent of Northwest Airlines, by Los Angeles investor Alfred Checchi. +I wanted to help China but I see now that there is no hope." Chinese media criticized the Voice of America and U.S. television networks for their coverage of the violence in Beijing. +The directors are not paying a final dividend on the ordinary shares. +If you pay good money you can bring 30,000 or 40,000 litres of diesel. +The U.S. automaker received an accreditation permit to open the offices. +Exports rose 47%, to $4.90 billion, while imports doubled, to $3.84 billion. +The Air Force pronounced the tests of the sinister-looking, black-and-gray flying wing a success and said high-speed tests of the radar-evading nuclear bomber would be conducted later this week with a view toward its first flight soon afterward. +President Vinicio Cerezo and Defense Minister Alejandro Gramajo said rebel air force troops backed by two helicopter gunships and an A-37 warplane blocked two major highways and tried to march on Gramajo's house. +For about two years, the cooperative station has sold its gasoline to the public at a lower profit margin than most stations. +"All Citibank has been doing is sounding out various financial institutions to determine the acceptability of various changes from the original offer," the statement said. +But Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., said it merely marked progress "to the 50-yard line" on the issue. +Featured inside were news briefs, sports briefs, 1 p.m. stock data and the latest filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as short stories on the top news of the day. +MCI said that without long-distance carriers' billing and collection services, adult 900 services will have to provide their own billing services through other arrangements, such as third-party billing services. +Kraft admitted as much in announcing the restructuring. +TRY GROUP, the contractor and housebuilder, yesterday warned against what it called an alarming trend of below-cost tendering in the industry. At the same time, it reported net attributable losses reduced from a restated Pounds 3m to Pounds 1.93m. +Gold prices moved higher. +Loftus, Assembly speaker since 1983, announced his candidacy at Sun Prairie High School, where he graduated in 1963. +"He has referred to 'taking the hammer approach' with the agency before," said one consumer advocate. +The amendment to cut the military was defeated by voice vote. +'I am a church bell,' says the latter. +Mr. Bolger, whose firm has been polling for congressional candidates, says Mr. Bush's insistence that the country was already on the rebound gave voters the sense that he was "listening to the economists" instead of to the people. +A new wet weather system was expected to reach the northern Pacific Coast on Thanksgiving day, bringing warmer temperatures and locally heavy rainfall will be locally heavy. +Bassett said the plan wasn't adopted in response to any specific attempt to acquire control of it. +Both states are pinning their hopes on small business. "Ultimately, it will be entrepreneurial programs that will help revive the economy," says Iowa Gov. Terry E. Branstad. +The review found no need to reopen the case, the paper said. +Hanson itself invested another Dollars 300,000 in an interest-bearing debenture, of which all but Dollars 30,000 was subsequently repaid. For a time Emergency Networks was successful. +A second ambulance was dispatched, and within three or four minutes the service was inundated with calls reporting a gunman on the loose and people lying injured in the streets, he said. +He said his leukemia worsened about a year and a half ago, but "I've outlived the prognosis of my doctors." Brucker is to hear any objections to the settlement and decide whether to give it final approval at a Sept. 21 hearing. +"I think the union leadership ought to exercise a leadership role and lead the miners back to work." Trumka and chief union spokesman Joe Corcoran did not return repeated phone calls over the past nine days seeking comment about the strike. +Once virtually unheard of except at the local level, walleye tournaments are big business across the western two-thirds of the country. +'You get more consumer protection when you buy a sandwich on a train than when you enter a private hospital. +Yugoslavia, which has about 20 different ethnic groups, is a communist federation of six republics and two autonomous provinces formed after World War II. +Bush and Gorbachev will hold talks Saturday and Sunday on U.S. and Soviet warships anchored in Malta's Marsaxlokk Bay. +If his account was overdue, titch. +The price paid by the Paris fashion house included cash and the assumption of certain outstanding liabilities of the unit, Squibb said. +At the boarding house, neighbor Celia Lopez, 37, described Gonzalez as someone who did not seem to have many friends. +The workers can be motivated, and the company reach its full potential, only when management embraces the employees' perspective. +He said talks were still progressing at "other levels" even though Japan's chief negotiator on the project returned on Tuesday to Tokyo. +But despite these strides, some analysts believe that KGF will have to unleash many more new products to make good on its bid to be biggest and best. +The 10-year notes yield nearly a full percentage point more than the three-year notes. +The attacks raised the casualty toll to 11 dead and 45 wounded since fighting began Sunday between the Shiite Jaafar clan and residents of the Catholic town of Qoubaiyat, 70 miles northeast of Beirut. +In its latest earnings report, Six Flags disclosed that it may have to "seek the protection of the federal bankruptcy laws" if it can't modify certain credit agreements with banks. +Earl Spencer said that Diana, the Princess of Wales, had met Victoria and fully approved of the wedding. +London's gold and silver markets were closed for a bank holiday today. +He noted that Hembrick-Ha was listed almost at the bottom of the day's small-print official schedule that mixed bouts carded for morning and evening sessions, and for the two rings on which action was to be staged. +Sharp criticism from Sen. Alan Cranston will not block action on the nomination of San Francisco attorney Vaughn Walker for a federal judgeship, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee says. +Black Americans suffer six times more tuberculosis than whites do, and one important reason appears to be a genetic susceptibility to the disease, according to a study today. +Frost established FWG Associates Inc., his for-profit research firm, and began to channel much of his grantgetting talent into the for-profit venture. +Members of the nine Palestine Liberation Organization factions as well as independent figures made the recommendation after three days of talks aimed at convening a meeting this year of the Palestine National Council. +The fetus was unharmed, they said. +No less is needed in celebrating this unique opportunity. +If necessary, he can tell the strings exactly what he wants in terms of "how much bow to use in a piano or a forte, how much more air I need so the sound has more flexibility." +Winning is a habit. +Demand has been hurt by the Persian Gulf war, which is interfering with Middle East purchases, and by the Soviet Union's economic and political problems, analysts said. +Editors at the Observer interviewed Clarence Thomas before hiring her in February 1990, and Mr. Thomas "gave her a good recommendation," Mr. Tozer said. +In the past five years, the PRI has lost two governorships, and conceded a third after a disputed election - the first time it has ever lost such elections. +Aganbegyan and other economists have promised consumers the state will compensate them for higher prices. +Quayle has said there is no good guy-bad guy strategy at work. But on such topics as East-West relations, he tends to emphasize the negative while Bush deals with the positive. +"It wasn't a difficult flight. +Congressional and administration negotiators have agreed to give the president authority to block foreign takeovers of U.S. companies if the change in ownership would threaten national security. +While he doesn't expect a significant unwinding of those positions that have been built in cyclical stocks over the past two months, he does expect those stocks to underperform the market for a while. +"It will clearly be a record for our company, which is impressive for 80 to 90 days from when our accuser first came at us," Mazza said. +The pretax loss stemming from its 50 percent stake in US Sprint was $69.1 million, down from $120.5 million a year earlier, while US Sprint's total revenue for the quarter rose 23 percent to $759 million. +Ribi ImmunoChem Research Inc. said a venture capital subsidiary of SmithKline Beecham PLC exercised warrants for 94,647 Ribi shares at $5 a share. +Crop prices have been volatile, largely due to speculation over crop yields. +Ms. Loustallot and her translator, Fabienne Goldberg, were working for the network's human rights program, "Resistances," according to program spokesman Noel Mamere in Paris. +Afterward, he approached Meltzer in the hallway with a big smile and thanked him. +Do you think they have a legitimate grievance about Atwater's conduct during the campaign? A. No. No, and I think that it's a good thing he's on the board. +The studies will not focus on changes in labor contracts, Frank said, although he said union leaders will be involved in discussions with Perot. +The sharpening stones, which come in several degrees of fineness, attach to a guide rod which feeds through a hole in the jig. +The Federal Reserve Board's policy-making arm, known as the Federal Open Market Committee, is scheduled to meet next Tuesday and Wednesday to plan credit strategy for the next several weeks. +Inflation in June was led by a 44.21% rise in food prices, the institute said. +The action included a rare decision by the board to make straight payments rather than arranging a takeover by another institution. +Chris didn't think he would fall asleep." The bird, which Cota said had "a great personality," was buried near Universal Studios, Cota said. +The company has lost its premier spot in personal computer software to Microsoft Corp. of Redmond, Wash., and faces the prospect this quarter of an unaccustomed earnings decline. +"You are kind of putting professionals up against amateurs," said retired Marine Lt. +This victory owes its heart to two great heroes: Alexander Dubcek - 22 years ago he led this nation in its first sweet taste of liberty. +A subsequent recovery ran into strong resistance at Dollars 1,920 a tonne and at yesterday's close three months copper was quoted at Dollars 1,892 a tonne, down Dollars 9 on the week. Aluminium fared no better. +Largely because of his father's connections, Collor de Mello was appointed mayor of Maceio, capital of Alagoas state, in 1979. +Maya was in a stroller and her 18-month-old brother was in Sanches' arms, Rosenthal said. +Lunching at Sun Valley, Arnie noticed a pair of steel-blue eyes boring into him from the next table. +The reserves act as a buffer against unforseeable events, such as volatility in foreign exchange or higher interest rates, which could cause borrowing costs to rise or borrowers to cease making payments. +Automobile borrowing expanded $951 million in July after a $2.55 billion increase in June. +There is a switch in the cockpit that allows a pilot to assume manual control of the stabilator, the Army says. +This would largely reflect the rationalisation moves. +Bonn was embarrassed by reports German companies had helped Iraq obtain chemical arms and had extended the range of Iraq's Soviet-made Scud missiles. +Details on the proposal for the B-2 were not immediately available, the sources, who requested anonymity, said Friday. +The DGE on Wednesday recommended that Ceasar's casino be shut down for an undetermined period for violating equal opportunity and anti-discrimination provisions of the Casino Control Act, New Jersey law and the federal Civil Rights Act. +They are going to be around for years. +Officials for both shuttle services noted that jet fuel prices have jumped recently and, more generally, said their fares reflected their expenses. +The most elaborate come complete with floor plans, color-coded diagrams, price lists and payment schedules. +Three mediators worked out an agreement with representatives of both sides that calls for a cease-fire, assurance that "there is no intention to liquidate the Lebanese Forces" and renunciation of the use of arms to resolve political differences. +Can "Masterpiece Theatre" make a compelling human story out of the discovery of insulin? +Transport Secretary Paul Channon said the advice was of little importance because similar information had been disseminated a month earlier by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and by West Germany. +While the cost-containment effort played a significant role in limiting Chrysler's losses, it wasn't the only factor. +The ConAgra merger, a stock swap arrangement, would be worth about $60 a share to Holly Farms stockholders. +Pro-democracy supporters also taje to the streets in Plauen, Eberswalde-Finow and Suhl. +The objective is to avoid the type of snafu that forced Dukakis out of prime time in 1984, the first year the three networks passed up gavel-to-gavel coverage in favor of an abbreviated approach. +It would be very useful to discuss the "problem with the Vietnamese authorities and seek their cooperation in stopping the ouflow (of boat people) and in repatriating those who are not geninue refugees," the statement added. +"The exploration of space has benefits for the United States that go far beyond the quantifiable," the president said in the budget plan he presented in January. +Michael Huckstaedt, 19 of Farson, Wyo., because the taillights weren't working. +However, an OCAW spokesman pointed out that in the lengthy strikes of the past, "you see breakdowns in operations of one type or another." +The KGB went so far Wednesday as to show a film to journalists, "The KGB Today," billed as the first documentary about the organization and slated for distribution both inside and outside the Soviet Union. +Other crimes are rising too. +The support was solid for the free trade agreement in Mulroney's native Quebec, the French-speaking province where entrepreneurship is credited for a 1980s economic revival, and in the Western oil-and-gas center of Alberta. +The purchase covers Pergamon Orbit Infoline, a U.S.-based electronic-publishing business, and other software and publishing interests of Pergamon Holdings, which owns 51% of Maxwell Communication. +Trading volume was a modest 391.8 million shares, compared with Tuesday's 557.4 million issues. +The public at large, however, was only antagonized by the bubble, which priced it out of the housing market. +UAL gained 4] to 155 on word that Gerald Greenwald was leaving his job as vice chairman of Chrysler Corp. to lead a proposed buyout of UAL's United Airlines. +The new brokerage firms also eagerly await automation. +He was reportedly caught with a prostitute at a New Orleans area motel by rival evangelist Marvin Gorman last October. +But the characters are celluloid, the scenes a cartoon pastiche mixing Raymond Chandler with Arnold Schwarzenegger. +He said that "some economists estimate that the moratorium cost the country at least one to two billion dollars" when the banks retaliated by cutting off short-term credits and taking other measures. +It said the wife and child were unhurt and were in Hungarian custody, adding that the family failed in an earlier border-crossing attempt. +Sysco Corp. said it sold Continental Coffee Co. to Quaker Oats Co., a Chicago-based maker of packaged foods and toys. +He added that Security Pacific hopes to continue discussions in "the near future". +My task today is to instil that confidence.' In some cases, it sounds as if cuts in spending are to come out of industry's hide. +What is going to happen now? +The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had upheld the two convictions, for which Gomez had been sentenced to 10 years in prison and 10 years' special parole and Chavez-Tesina to 20 years in prison and lifetime special parole. +The Wall Street Journal will be published in three sections rather than two starting in September in an effort to make the newspaper more convenient for readers to use, the chairman of Dow Jones & Co. said Wednesday. +More than 100,000 East Germans are expected to resettle in West Germany this year, leaving a gaping hole in the Communist nation's work force. +He suggested that further research on the plant's rate of pancreatic cancer and DDT examine the connection to diet. +Management had rejected that point Sunday. +Proponents say they can make the package work. +"I can't spend the time right now to set up a deal because I have a case to win and I can't stop until justice is served," he said. +Last week, the Federal Trade Commission filed a motion with the bankruptcy court asking for a delay in CNBC's acquisition of FNN, citing an antitrust investigation. +None. They're distribution and marketing companies.' And why have they become that? +It comes out of the pockets of the working men and women of America, and when government does not spend our money, it's not lost. +He says he promised Mr. Ashford he wouldn't say more on the subject. +Tennessee has suffered the same rural depopulation as much of the US. Many of the new jobs are in manufacturing plants, such as carmaking, or service industries such as healthcare or distribution. +In November, the latest month for which Bank Board statistics are available, the thrift industry had borrowed $85 billion using reverse repos. +Duarte proposed Abraham Rodriguez, the party's unsuccessful presidential candidate in 1967 elections, as a unity nominee. +Working out of his garage, Sanchez kept copious records of the victims of perceived rights abuses. +Few people monitor the number now, but BLS must still collect the data. +He learned fast, going on to captain the New York University team and play three years in the national championships at Forest Hills. +Also on Friday, territorial officials said 13 guerrillas have been killed in battles with security forces. +Henley's remaining assets would have a tangible book value of about $180 million, or $9 a share. +Holders of rights will be entitled to purchase one share of Flexi-Van common at a subscription price of $22.25 a share for each eight rights they hold. +Most scientists believe the glacial age, which lasted until about 10,000 years ago, was brought about by a gradual global cooling, perhaps triggered by a movement of the continents that blocked the exchange of warm water between oceans at the equator. +Charles LaBella, assistant U.S. attorney in New York, was quoted by the Honolulu Star-Bulletin as saying he spoke to Hibey about the examination results. +The FAA is seeking public and aircraft industry comments on its proposal. +In 1980, the three-months contract established a record $1.74, he noted. +A disaster response team from Miami's Metro Dade Fire Department established a communications center in Barbados, about 200 miles south of Hugo's path, to assess damage and coordinate emergency medical treatment throughout the Leeward Islands. +Nonetheless, Reed said despite the higher write-offs, Citicorp's commercial real estate business would continue to be profitable in 1990. +While the separate identities of Samuel Montagu, James Capel, Trinkaus & Burkhardt, Euromobiliare and Wardley will be retained, the plan is to run investment banking as a global business where overlapping activities are rationalised. +But commodity prices fell, leaving Fluor with $1 billion in high-interest debt on an asset that was losing value. +The cooks at home, she says, have neither the time nor the temperament to experiment with complex recipes that need tinkering. +His last name is not used to protect his family from harassment. "Being able to play with my brother and my friends is important to me. +Engineers replaced the unit with one from space shuttle Columbia and began the testing of it on the launch pad Tuesday. +His study estimated that the nation's population could rise gradually from the current 247 million to a peak of nearly 302 million by the year 2038 and then begin to decline. +Finance Minister Tatsuo Murayama told a news conference Friday that the nation's central bank is worried about price stability and high oil prices. +In a lantern-lit inner chamber, well away from the sight of the guests, Akihito will be assisted by two female attendants as he begins the rite. +July's toll was also three. +Although dealers said investors are becoming more bearish toward the dollar in the wake of the stock market's recent troubles and as the U.S. economy weakens, the dollar ended down only modestly. +Because of the crisis, most observers are certain OPEC will never be the same again. +Nevertheless, the prime still is watched closely because bankers use it as a base rate on loans to many small and medium-size businesses. +About half the special police force, formed by putting officers on four hours of voluntary overtime after a full eight-hour shift, went to augment regular patrols in the south-central area, where gangs are most active. +Iraq said its jets bombed an Iranian natural-gas plant and an offshore oil field during raids in the Persian Gulf. +They also must face the wrath of parents who may lose sons and daughters. +But aircraft manufacturers' records show only 20 engine failures on some 47,150 such flights world-wide since 1985. +Students at Peking University hung posters calling for another pro-democracy demonstration Thursday in the capital's central Tiananmen Square. +In 1983, the trust began a fund-raising drive. +The dispute is developing into one that neither side can afford to lose. +The $5 million program debuted in the six schools in March. +'I don't want more hope than we can promise. +The company also announced that John L. Norton has replaced B. Z. Lee as chairman of the board. +Oh retired as chariman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in December and retains considerable influence in the military. +Mr Peter Brooke, national heritage secretary, has said that money should be spent mainly on capital projects. Eight consortia have bid for the licence to run the lottery and the winner is expected to be announced in May. +The rate depends on the amount invested and the length of time the capital is to be tied up, usually one to five years. Rates are tracked regularly by Baronworth (081-518-1218). +Peacekeeping budgets ended 1988 $355.2 million in arrears. +On one slip, cocaine was misspelled "cocain." +Like the schoolchildren's flock in the June 1 ceremony, the difficult negotiating process intended to end 10 years of civil war in El Salvador has also had a tough time getting off the ground. +Domestic demand would provide a 4.25-percent average growth rate, it said, while exports would provide negative growth of a half-percent annually. +Bush is almost forced to be more moderate. +The EC Commission is reviving a plan to fight global warming by raising the cost to users of oil, natural gas and coal. +So far 458 people have signed a petition seeking a referendum on the issue. +But they are few in number. +States and the federal government currently share Medicaid costs, with the program administered by the individual states. +A Democrat who aggressively questions affirmative action and quotas will be treated as a pariah by liberals. But a moderate candidate who ducks the issue won't be taken seriously by disaffected Democrats. +Actually, after adjusting for inflation, teacher salaries went up just 12.9% from 1983 to 1989. +The figures exclude 13 per cent 'don't knows'. +It has also prevented many Russian businesses from buying badly needed raw materials and equipment from the West. +Over the last 50 years, he said, "the market has become cluttered with all sorts of restrictions that Congress never intended. +He is a native of Texas, where his father was a foreman on the Santa Gertrudis division of the huge King Ranch. +Volume was a 425.8 million shares, modestly better than 309.0 million a day earlier. +Steven Norwitz, a vice president, says the Baltimore firm is "encouraged" by results of its new soft-sell approach. +The Justice Department's tax division turned down the magazine's FOIA requests, and a federal trial judge upheld the denial. +Seeking votes to clinch the state for the vice president, Reagan tried to churn up votes in arch-conservative Orange County at an exhuberant student rally at the local California State University-Fullerton campus. +In 1976, the British pound fell below the equivalent of two dollars for the first time. +The Bank said yesterday that 100 hours of a senior manager's time had been spent examining papers relating to the case. Mr Levy says Amro ignored warnings about Mr Picken. +First-quarter results from the utility, due on Thursday, are expected to reflect the profits warning issued by Richard Giordano, chairman, at the annual general meeting last month. +"You can stop right there," Mulheren said he told Davidoff. "I don't do those trades." The Senate voted to restrict logging and set aside 673,000 acres as protected wilderness in Alaska's huge Tongass National Forest. +Voluntary refugee workers from Peshawar to Bangkok to Hong Kong complain that UNHCR field offices are worried more about offending governments than speaking up for refugees. +Instead, the LDP has assumed that July's vote was merely a symbolic protest against political kickbacks and sex scandals. +Israeli aircraft bombed a radio station in Lebanon that the army said broadcast PLO propaganda. +Then the scope of perestroika should be narrowed," Yeltsin said. +Now there is speculation it will be frozen at $37 billion. +The resolution calls for decommissioning the 1,500 South African Defense Force soldiers still in Namibia, now confined to base under U.,N. supervision. +A senior administration official described the industry measure as "veto bait." +Peter Goelden, who ran for governor in 1987 as an independent, apparently hanged himself, police said. +Headed by Banque Indosuez, the lead managers include the recently privatised Banque Nationale de Paris, the state-owned Credit Lyonnais and the French arm of SBC. +Most major industries sit outside the city limits, providing no tax base, and it's estimated that more than half of city residents get government aid. +But demand has risen recently for volatile inverse floating-rate classes, which move up in yield when rates fall and drop in yield when rates rise. +Much of the interest in the identity of Abrams' successor stems from the uncertainty about the course Bush will follow on the two dominant hemispheric issues: Central America and Latin America's $420 billion foreign debt. +Lucius Cary, who started VCR 16 years ago, is the grandfather of the business angel introduction industry. +The south did not refer to troop reduction and its proposal was more vague. +U.S. drug companies' profits were hurt during much of the early 1980s because the strong dollar reduced the dollar amount of sales even though unit-sales growth remained brisk in foreign markets. +We want to negotiate. +They are found throughout the state, mainly in limestone deposits. +The company is running out of money because state law has prohibited it from charging ratepayers for Seabrook costs. +Mr. Guterman was left with many unsold units, and rent from tenants didn't cover interest costs, according to real-estate brokers and others in the industry. +The measure doesn't apply to federal, state and local governments or to private contractors who do intelligence or counterintelligence work for federal agencies. +Already, many businesses report they are unable to meet their loan and tax obligations, concentrating only on at least paying their workers. +In the background were the familiar backdrops from Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post covers _the Red Lion Inn, the pharmacy, the town hall and the fire station. +Securities analysts said Icahn's move, which helped boost Texaco's stock price, evidently reflected his impatience at the pace of the company's post-bankruptcy restructuring aimed at increasing the value of Texaco stock. +At every race, dozens of security men ring the track, binoculars at their eyes. +Zweig Total Return Fund Inc., a newly organized, closedend investment company based in New York, began trading with the symbol ZTR after its initial offering. +They must understand this is a moral position which they must take,' he says. However, he admits he is luckier than most. +It said wine, vodka and tobacco goods would continue to be sold at current, state-fixed prices. +"That's something that's very unfortunate in this country, that young singers often don't get paid and they do what I do, which is to support themselves in other ways," she says. +"It has burned to Pacific Coast Highway. +They'd have to think twice about trying that." Any move against the squatters on behalf of the landowners would contradict official propaganda. +In north-central Wisconsin, two people were hospitalized with injuries Sunday after high winds with rain and hail struck their mobile homes in Marathon County. +It is indeed unfortunate that enforced affirmative action has taken place. +State Board of Elections director Alex Brock said he is convinced that adequate safeguards are in place to prevent fraud. +But he said, "I do not think the people here have anything to worry about whatsoever." +The United States has generally held that East-West negotiations on the weapons should begin until the East's superiority in conventional arms is erased. +Tearlach Mac a' Phearsoin, spokesman for the Calgary Ku Klux Klan chapter, said Hamilton and Heggen had been registered supporters but not active members. +But Ueberroth's offer told a story in itself about the perceived worth of Eastern, one of the nation's most unprofitable airlines. +One question keeps coming up: Why is it efficient for North Dakota to follow one rule but South Dakota exactly the opposite? +Church officials in East Germany have intensified their calls for democratic change as well. +Nondurable goods orders were up 1.8 percent. +And now the holiday has become a little anticlimactic. +Simmons, 48, was sentenced to death last month for the slayings and on Thursday, Simmons asked the high court to hurry its review of his competency to waive appeals from last month's conviction. +Bush's main strategy in South Carolina has been to promote his close ties with President Reagan, who remains popular here. +Philips was out in front with a commanding lead over Sony Corp. and other Japanese companies that hadn't yet come up with the technology. +Earlier studies have found omeprazole to be superior to Tagamet, the other commonly prescribed ulcer medicine, in healing duodenal ulcers. +There were merry widow dresses too, complete with music-hall tights that had lace and garter effects under the full, bouncy skirts. +"Japanese bureaucrats will never instruct securities companies to manipulate the market, but they'll allow as though they'd let it happen," said Masakazu Kobayashi, a Kabuto-cho author and investor advocate. +One prisoner who failed to escape was found hanging from the window and three others were outside their cells. +The driver swerved but he still hit the bus," said Kristi New, 13, Modesto. +The diplomats said they did not want to specify the route taken in order to avoid cutting off the possible escape of others. +Quarterly revenue rose to $11.75 billion from $10.68 billion a year earlier. +The cutback in the KLM investment would reduce the Dutch airline's percentage of the $700 million in cash equity raised for the buyout from 57 percent to 25 percent, the Journal said. +"By the end of May we had closed deals on or signed contracts to sell 110,000 acres. +In the past two years, the justices struck down federal and state laws that made it illegal to burn a U.S. flag. +He said he jumped into the fray because of what he called a divisive anti-school busing initiative. +The changes would trigger pay increases of about 5 per cent on top of the national deal. The average 5.5 per cent rise under the national offer comprises 5 per cent for all manual workers plus Pounds 1.13 a week. +A separate action was not necessary. The mortgagors were entitled to object to items on the ground that they were unreasonable in amount, but any doubts were to be resolved in favour of Minories. +All the shares will be sold by shareholders. +"My mother thought the Hudson River divided civilization from the rest of the world. +Analysts at Salomon Brothers Inc. agree that improvement in the trade deficit is slowing. +Working with a 1990 budget of less than $200,000, Mr. Adams runs an army of 3,000 volunteers, about 700 of them working at any one time on one of his 60-odd "team projects." +You feel a certain responsibility, you feel a certain frustration, particularly in terms of these hostages," he said. +"It was a simple misunderstanding that I can understand," the lawyer said. "He obviously exercised poor judgment. +Pirelli fell 26 lire to close at 1,785 lire a share. +That continued an improving trend of recent years. +The agreement included an apology by Engelstad. +Poindexter, who also tried to distance himself from the transactions, testified that he never asked for a breakdown of how much money was funneled to the Contras. +It is a newly formed, closed-end management investment company, which will invest in U.S. and foreign government securities. +Applications for engineering courses are also falling, against the national trend. Will this change? +It will write call options (giving other people the right to buy shares at a set price) against part of its utility holdings. +The European market will continue to grow because of the Italian Mafia's intention to preserve its distribution monopoly and the Colombian cartel's desire to capture part of the market, according to the study. +The Jan. 15 deadline was prescribed in a United Nations Security Council resolution authorizing all means necessary to expel Iraq from Kuwait unless it withdraws on its own by then. +But the crew managed to guide the airplane to a crash landing at Sioux Gateway Airport in Sioux City, where emergency equipment and medics were waiting. +On a rare day off Saturday, Daniels sharpened tools and tinkered with his truck in the front yard, which adjoins a cotton field. +This demand for more and more tightness is at variance, though, with the real cause of much of today's inflation. +LaFonge officials denied any wrongdoing. +Manila's Cardinal Jaime Sin, who normally presides at religious events attended by the president, was absent from Saturday's ceremony. +"The fuel is in the wing, the engines are in the wing and the fuel lines are all right there," Boeing spokesman Tom Cole said in Seattle. +But state securities regulators said they think these are only the tip of the iceberg. +In today's banking environment, where stock prices determine who will acquire and who will be acquired, bank managers understandably want to achieve and maintain a healthy stock price. +"The shareholders will have some upside to look forward to." +Among opponents of the settlement is Fabi, the bank's biggest union. +But local residents quickly formed a grassroots organization to buy as much land as possible. +Residents blasted Mayor Andrew Young at an April community meeting, saying the mayor, a longtime civil rights leader, and his administration had no concern for the city's poor. +US industrial production (March); business inventories (February). THURSDAY: CBI survey of distributive trades (March). +Oils stocks did well, with British Petroleum advancing 2 pence to 364 pence ($6.82), Enterprise Oil rising 3 pence to 693 pence, and Shell up 2 pence at 491 pence. +The dollar rose against the Japanese yen and stocks closed higher today, despite the previous day's increase in Japan's official discount rate. +Judge Sessions received unanimous praise from members of the Senate committee yesterday. +The company, which operates Jersey Central Power & Light Co., Metropolitan Edison Co. and Pennsylvania Electric Co., said it wasn't aware of any possible suitors. +It's recalcitrant." Lang arrives at the theater two or three hours before the curtain goes up. "I'm chronically early," he says. "The deeper I get into a run, the more necessary it is for me to put in the time. +The Justice Department, which also was investigating, decided not to prosecute. +A protest also was lodged by a Jewish leader in Israel who condemned the treaty for failing to mention the Nazi Holocaust, in which 6 million Jews were killed during World War II. +The FSLN, the Sandinista Party, in fact is rich in property and installations; before leaving office its leaders outfitted their party at the expense of the national treasury. +Canada and Switzerland, which helped in the two-year investigation dubbed Operation Polar Cap, each will receive $1 million of the fine, Attorney General Dick Thornburgh announced in Washington. +For fiscal 1987, Data General reported a net loss of $127.1 million, including a charge of $53.8 million related to restructuring, $26 million from settling a suit and $18.2 million from redemption of debentures. +The 26-year-old son of reputed mob boss John Gotti wasn't seen tying the knot at his neighborhood church Saturday afternoon, but that didn't stop assorted reporters and shutterbugs from staking out the building in anticipation of the rumored nuptials. +Hurt hardest by the increase in poverty and the earnings decline have been Hispanic married families, the study said. +Had any good pig snouts lately? +That would cost $9.5 billion over five years. +But doctors are equally worried about psychological effects. +Several other small companies that have won research grants say the lag time of several months in funding phase-one and phase-two projects also has often caused problems. +THE OMENS were not good. +"Clearly the issue is what are you buying. +While the House bill introduced by de la Garza and Madigan would continue minimum price support loan rates for cotton and rice, the Bush plan seeks their elimination. +Another name-reader at Parliament was Lithuanian-born Parliament speaker Dov Shilansky, a survivor of Dachau concentration camp in Germany, who lost aunts, uncles and grandparents to the Nazis. +"It's like one big parade, they won't let us break away," she said. +For whatever reason, Mr. Hudak decided to make an issue of Aircraft 934. +Serious Tory losses would worry the many MPs with constituencies in these areas, adding to pressures on Mr John Major's leadership. For Labour, the campaign also poses a difficult challenge. +Col. Ochoa resigned from the armed forces last month after 26 years of service because he was in disagreement with the policies of the Christian Democrat government. +The exchange on the issue at Malta, the source said "wasn't really a dialogue. +These individuals said that MacPherson was established by Drexel's high-yield bond department in Beverly Hills at Mr. Milken's direction. +He served in the state legislature before being elected to Congress, and in 1964 was state chairman of Barry Goldwater's Republican presidential campaign. +It took an exhaustive comparison of remains with dental, military and family records to finally identify Chiarello. +He also cited last year's Supreme Court ruling rejecting a suit against Hustler by television preacher Jerry Falwell, who was the subject of a sexual parody in the magazine. +As painful as they may be, recessions that are allowed to run their course set the stage for renewed, healthy expansion. +Millions of Iranians on Friday protested the U.S.-led forces in the Persian Gulf with chants of "Death to America!" and Iraq warned that war in the region would ravage other Arab states and Israel. +Opposition leaders in Burma demanded the release of Buddhist monks, students and others arrested during a crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrations following Sunday's military coup. +James W. Glosser, administrator of the department's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, said Thursday the restrictions are being lifted, effective today, on the movement of bees and equipment from those states. +The bonds were priced at 101 1/2 to yield 7.43% and are largely aimed at Swiss investors. +Retail banking will be allowed in locally-incorporated subsidiaries. +Japan's Diversification Non-steel revenue for Japan's five big steelmakers, as a percent of total revenue for fiscal year 1989 ended March 31, and estimate for fiscal years 1995-2000. +Several civilians exposed to fallout from the Nevada Test Site during the 1950s have won judgments in federal courts only to have them overturned on appeal because of a federal law that generally shields the government from lawsuits. +"On the basis of the evidence, the Bulgarian-Soviet link (to Agca) cannot be proved," an unnamed intelligence analyst told the New York Times in December 1982, when nobody knew what the evidence was. +It also called for revenge against the United States and Saudi Arabia for the death of Iranians at last year's Islamic pilgrimage in Mecca and condemned the United States for shooting down an Iranian passenger jet. +The aim is to ensure that it can make faster decisions. The job losses come on top of an announcement last November that about 700 jobs would be lost over the next four years as a result of the closure of the society's headquarters in Hove. +GHF executives immediately scored points with franchise owners by visiting each store and waiving royalty payments for four months. +"People are just not prepared for that. +U.S. trade negotiators told their German counterparts the affair was heightening trade tensions. +The light-hearted watches virtually created a market for fashion timepieces in the early '80s. +That purchase, combined with the Metromedia deal, would boost LIN's stake to 93 percent of the New York franchise. +"It fails to make even the most fundamental adjustments for health-care data and analysis." +The new stock buy-back replaces a $1 billion Schering stock buy-back program which had been three-quarters completed. +Between 199O and 2000, he predicts an 8 percent drop in the number of elderly migrating to Florida from the Northeast and Midwest. +Dolce resigned Sept. 30 from his $34,000-a-year job as a research analyst for the Army Material Systems Analyst Activity, an agency that evaluates weapons systems. +Earlier in Tokyo the dollar closed at 126.32 Japanese yen, up from 125.05 late Tuesday. +The company also owns a regional long-distance carrier, cellular telephone interests and a telecommunications equipment and service concern. +The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has given no indication that it intends to seize Southeast. +The annuity pays the income - equivalent to a net 9.11 per cent per annum on the total invested - while the Pep is designed to grow to repay the annuity. +The measure calls for mandatory reduction of trade surpluses maintained by countries who restrict their own markets to U.S. goods. +If companies pay the same net dividend of 7.5p, non-taxpayers will get a tax credit of just 1.875p. +He has not only reduced his choice of suppliers but alerted the world to the risks of doing business with Malaysia. +Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp. and its predecessors since the early 1930s. +Some British auto-industry analysts think Ford may wait for the volatile Jaguar shares to settle down before purchasing the maximum 15% allowed under the British government restrictions. +Good weather, rather than improving business, resulted in fewer layoffs. +Before Iraq's invasion, several sections of the nation were mired in regional recession. +An NKK official declined to comment on the accident. +Officials of the Machinists union, the lone union still striking against Eastern, said Eastern's planes are flying at less than half capacity, despite the carrier's sharp fare discounting in hopes of luring back passengers. +A ADollars 4bn (Pounds 1.97bn) damages suit against Broken Hill Proprietary, Australia's largest company, is to be filed in Melbourne courts later this week by about 6,000 Papua New Guinea villagers. +There are lots of quotes from everybody, including poetry from a Cherokee woman and a swatch of Sufi wisdom. +Economic co-operation is seen as a bridge-building exercise aimed at ameliorating political differences. Before the break-up of the Soviet Union, all roads led to Moscow. +"This is not only or principally a U.S.-Danish issue," Mr. Shultz said. +Serbs have taken two thirds of Bosnia since Moslems and Croats voted for independence in March. +A bag of flour landed within yards of the duchess. +This increases the social security bill for the government, and was interpreted as making higher taxes in next month's budget more likely. +But there are plenty of savings ideas floating around, and some of them might work. +In 1776, a Colonel John Nixon gave the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence to a crowd gathered at Independence Square in Philadelphia. +Numerous aftershocks, including a shaker measuring 4.8 at 7:24 p.m., kept residents on edge throughout the area. +MR David Mullins, vice-chairman of the US Federal Reserve Board, yesterday told international swap and derivatives dealers that proper supervision of the derivatives industry would require far more than the status quo. +"U.S. investors didn't want to be left behind," Mr. Strongin said. +The entire burden of assessing whether land is fit for development will now fall on local authorities.' +If MLC forecasts are to be believed, prices should hold above break-even levels through the autumn and for at least the first half of 1995. Goodness knows, after 12 months of losses, they need to. +Incomes for salaried workers rose 6.3 per cent in the year to July, compared with a 1.8 per cent cut in incomes for manufacturing workers mainly because of lower bonuses and less overtime. +Sagel, who has the mental capabilities of a young child, did small tasks for his mother like going to the store or getting the paper, Ms. Casey said. +There is normally little fighting in Afghanistan during Ramadan, the Moslem month of fasting that began March 27. Khost, near Pakistan's western border, is the exception this year. +Also upgraded to engineering analysis status were preliminary evaluations of 1987-88 General Motors Astro and Safari minivans and 1989-90 Chrysler Cherokee Wagoneers. +Not tempted by a measly 10 per cent or so? +The Communists were ousted earlier in the westernmost republics of Slovenia and Croatia. +They said Japanese minivan exports to the US had soared to Dollars 1.2bn (Pounds 670m) in 1990. +The agency estimated that retooling to Class C cargo departments could take three years after the ruling goes into effect Sept. 25. The alternative design changes could be accomplished in one year. +The report Friday by the respected committee could help shift international debate from whether global warming exists to how to combat it. +But it also faces growing doubts over the future of the European Fighter Aircraft in which it is the main UK partner. +Nor did Mr. Davis try to visit any of the "campesinos" who are becoming a solid social base in support of the Contras, or even ask why so many former Sandinistas have defected and become supporters of those who are often said to have been Somocistas. +Tunis Air flies from London Heathrow to Tunis on Fridays, Sundays and Tuesdays. +It was to this end that discussions between the bishops and the economists were directed. +In February, however, Telecom said it retained Salomon Brothers Inc. to help identify potential acquisition candidates. +On New York's Commodity Exchange, gold for current delivery settled at $457.10 an ounce, up $1. +They would have 90 days to do so, and polls suggest that more than 80 percent of Arizonans believe the issue should be decided by the voters. +Stovall concedes the patterns in GM's stock chart aren't an infallible guide to the market outlook. +Dealers said major market players were resuming their cautious stance, as inflationary fears were thought to be creeping back into the market. +Kevin falls forward and is silent. +It is the latter two roles that brought the Aga Khan to Pakistan for this two-week visit. +After delays on spending cuts for Italy's 1992 budget and on revamping the bankrupt state pension system imperiled Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti's government, a last-minute accord was near. +The criminal charges resulted from a six-month investigation, which included the use of an undercover INS agent who posed as a plant worker, Fischer said. +After the Danish No vote and the feeble French Yes, the chancellor clearly felt that his political beliefs and instincts had been vindicated. What still has to be vindicated is the chancellor's belief that the UK economy will recover from recession. +Long Island Lighting Co. was defeated again in its attempt to recoup $750 million in damages for malfunctioning diesel generators at its Shoreham nuclear plant. +He said costs directly related to raw materials and production won't be subject to the cutbacks, but that all of the company's products and business units will be reviewed. +Dukakis flew to nearby Greenville, Texas, where he was greeted outside the airport by school children and a high school marching band. +"If you believe those kinds of numbers, the market is reasonabley priced," she says, but she is projecting $22 for this year. +In the year ending March 31, Indian Air is expected to post a loss of $25 million and Air India profit of $34 million. +A rending dispute over economic reforms has unsettled many people, who see no improvements in their life styles but hear increasingly about threatened inflation and mass unemployment. +He said he had regained almost 20 pounds. +Mr. Chapman, 44 years old, has broad experience in international business at a time when Pratt & Whitney is fighting to recover from the loss of a major commercial engine order from Japan Air Lines. +In 1879, Frank Winfield Woolworth opened a 5-cent store in Utica, N.Y. +All those good words," McCartney said, smiling broadly and grabbing hands to shake. +Orders to U.S. factories for "big-ticket" durable goods fell 2.8 percent in January, the biggest decline in a year, the government said. +Britain's high 15 percent interest rate to counter inflation is the underlying reason for the pound's strength. +The company plans to churn out 400,000 units of the rechargeable cells a month in the initial production year. +The official radio station said he was to depart today and arrive in New York in the afternoon. +He is a brother of Mohammed and Abbas Hamadi. Last night's release marked the first time that the Lebanese government was directly involved in the liberation of western hostages. +Though recent employment data has been favorable, "virtually all of the decline in consumer confidence was due to growing concern about jobs," said Fabian Linden, executive director of the board's Consumer Research Center. +"There was no peace from World War II till 1970." Given the historical problems, some officials maintain that eastern Indonesia hasn't done badly at all. +A shootout followed, and the escapees were captured in woods next to the park, Frayser said. +Other witnesses said the problem of child abuse was compounded by jurisdictional problems, the isolation of the reservations and a simple lack of money. +This time the planes killed 110 GIs and a general. +Incentives by Honda Reach Record Level HONDA MOTOR is resorting to Detroit-sized incentives to clear unsold Accords from its lots. +The real paradox, Mr. Grant says, is the raging of an "intergalactic bull market" amid signs of a "weakening credit structure." +But in 1984, a federal judge in Illinois ruled that such notes were also exempt from estate taxes. +She wound up going back to work the next Monday, after a follow-up visit the day after her release. +He then walked along a beam on the roof to the front of the building and jumped. +Less successful investors scour the chairman's annual statement for hints from the master. Buffett is routinely scathing about "institutional investors' - one of those self-contradictions called an oxymoron, comparable to 'lady mudwrestler". +Is it scandalous for a good, free-market-minded man to ask if it's possible to get some regulations to restore equilibrium to the marketplace?" +She scoffed at the claim by investigators that she was the "madrina," or godmother, of the gang. +DeConcini turned aside questions of whether MacDonald would be indicted but said material had been turned over to government prosecutors for evaluation. +After the shares' run yesterday more evidence of the new strategy's success is needed to push them much higher. +"If you look at people in rural areas, they're suffering. +Mrs. Stuart, who died Saturday, was national president from 1964 to 1968. +Most of the difficulty in getting grain from a seaport to a hungry refugee in the drought-stricken bush is due to guerrilla attacks on the transportation system. +On Monday, the Supreme Soviet refused to confirm incumbent Vladimir M. Kamentsev as minister of foreign economic policy. +Competing now with those stores is Benetton's offspring, Sisley, with higher-priced versions of its Benetton apparel. +Some foreign markets have been hurt more than others in the dollar translation. +Only recently has it been attractively redesigned and its editorial product improved. +Japanese markets were closed for Emperor Hirohito's birthday. The dollar was quoted at 124.80 yen in London, fractionally down from 124.82 yen at the close of business Thursday in Tokyo. +The London International Financial Futures Exchange fined a Cargill Inc. unit #25,000 ($39,492) and imposed other suspensions and fines for violations of its trading rules. +It's better to be here than to be alone," said shelter manager Bob Puett. +In an interview Tuesday with the French television network TF1, Miss Chai said the Chinese underground spirited them out of the country to safety in the West. +Roselle Como, wife of singer Perry Como, is recovering from quadruple bypass coronary surgery that she underwent at the Heart Center at Duke Hospital on May 26. +Teams of 10 to 20 policemen manned vehicle checkpoints throughout the city while others kept a constant surveillance over central Tokyo and the routes to the airports. +If the pact is accepted, Campeau is expected to sell many of Federated's retail chains to help pay the huge debt from the acquisition. +Secretary Edward J. Derwinski said he expected "swift approval" of the request, which would bring his department's spending this year to $29.2 billion. +The United States has refused to deal directly with the PLO until it recognized Israel and renounced terrorism. +The comparable figures for 1990 were 2.2m working days lost and 629 stoppages in progress. +BP had sales of 33.04 billion pounds, ($56 billion) or 47.40 billion ECUs in 1990. +A bank employee interviewed by the Associated Press during yesterday's strike explained, "We lack unity to confront these people who have all the arms and are disposed to use them." +The district had a record 372 homicides last year, and police said 60 percent of them were related to drugs. +The dollar opened at 121.60 yen on the Tokyo foreign exchange market Monday, up from Friday's close of 121.15 yen. +Though a company spokesman said Exxon hasn't made an offer for the pipeline, the company wouldn't rule out interest in the system. +On average, white patients waited slightly less than nine months. +But certainly, in an era of glass-jawed politicians, he went the distance without disabling scar or scorn, and set a modern standard for survival. +But the dark glasses and pseudonyms can't hide those familiar talents. +Five skinheads were held for questioning in the crime Friday and Saturday, but all were released. +Mr. Ashcroft said he sent a letter yesterday to Mr. Carey, the ADT chairman and chief executive, requesting a meeting. +The price is $68 million more than the bonds' value on Columbia's books as last reported publicly, but the gain is too little to offset its insolvency. +State Department spokesman Charles Redman said the session with Lang dealt exclusively with the POW-MIA issue. +Hill Samuel Group PLC fired its two top corporate-finance officials because, the merchant bank said, they were negotiating a defection involving colleagues that could have greatly reduced their department. +The big winners were AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines, Delta Air Lines Inc. and UAL Corp., parent of United Airlines. +Enserch Exploration has about 102.5 million units outstanding, of which Enserch Corp. owns about 89.6 million units. +They apparently learned their eldest son was a suspect at a family gathering Jan. 2, two days before he committed suicide. +Mr Jim Bolger, the conservative New Zealand prime minister, would also like a successful round of talks to improve his image in the approach to a difficult election later this year. +The move toward policy lending is likely to expand the bank's already large influence on China's economic decision-making. +Second-quarter earnings by AMD fell by more than half while sales fell 11 percent. +Mr. Miller's low regard for and asserted gratitude to the starchy Mr. Kuhn punctuates his book. +Sometimes I was able to roll. +The drug bill would create a new cabinet-level office to draw up budget requests for the various federal drug programs, eliminating drug-related offices headed by Vice President George Bush and Attorney General Richard Thornburgh. +President Bush recently extended the Christmas invitation to the single Mississippi congressman. +Moon told the court he went to the north to promote unification. Prosecutors charged that he met with North Koreans to stir up political unrest in South Korea. +Police Chief Junior Garmany, who went with Assistant Police Chief Fred Works to check out reports to his office, said the object was still hovering when officers arrived Friday night. +Most magazines won't let the subject determine which shot will be used. +"The question is whether the women will indeed read them or view them. +"This is a basic right guaranteed in the Chinese constitution," he said. +The 1980 court-approved pact, which covered all future prisons and inmates as well, set standards for numerous aspects of prison life. +But time and money may eventually do the trick. +Those businesses together produced $57.4 million in cash flow last year. +Brooke Shields has also been mentioned as a possibility for the role originally played by Madonna. +The last Chinese premier to visit Moscow was Li's foster father, Chou-En-lai, who met then-Soviet leaders Leonid Brezhnev and Alexei Kosygin in 1964. +At Adolph Coors Co., for instance, production peaks in the summer, so executives traditionally have taken winter vacations. +Just as high rates have choked the stock market recently, the low interest rates of the 1980s allowed Japan's stock market to soar. +Rambo to the rescue, assisted by one Afghani and a kid. +The investment may result in international joint ventures between the two publishers. +"It has underperformed the market over the last three months and is now catching up," one dealer said. +And it is the rider's job to search the herd for cows that will best show the horse's stuff. +But William Grimes, who prosecuted the case, said he expects the defense to ask the court for so-called shock probation sometime between the 30th and 60th days of Mr. James's prison term. +In 1986, Metropolitan Financial earned $22.2 million, or $4.63 a share. +The Grays gave their sons first names that are really last names: Spalding's brothers are Rockwell and Channing. +The pilot of the runaway tub was also slightly injured, the newspaper reported. +But the longer-term trend for production, new orders and demand hovers around the same level as it has throughout the year. +Who was doing all the selling? +A 35-acre plowed field where people can look for diamonds is inaccessible to the handicapped and doesn't have water fountains, restrooms or other amenities. +Asked by the justices for its views in the Massachusetts case, the Bush administration said Ms. Wood's appeal should be rejected. +They said winds gusting to just under 35 mph lashed waves as high as 30 feet in the southern Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, the gateway into the gulf. +Mick was down there. +Voting yes were 79 Democrats and 120 Republicans. +This could make the current U.S. presidential debate over which American weapons to develop and which to scrap a little beside the point. +Frederick Hoff of USDA's Economic Research Service said that "many consumers are unaware that honeybees are used to pollinate foods they are dependent upon. +Denmark contended that the higher VAT wouldn't affect prices and that the government would launch an information campaign to persuade wholesalers and retailers not to raise their prices. +Kuwait Airways said its ticketing offices in Washington, Houston, Chicago, Los Angeles and Toronto remain open. +It was invented to help construction workers stay on the job in hot weather. +"It just makes me sad. +Such tests are routine after accidents. +So Congress had focused on secondary trading, price dissemination and sales practices as the main areas for change. +And unlike the stereotypical investment banker, at least one of the partners supported a Democratic presidential candidate, Michael Dukakis. +And here the Confederation of British Industry's latest survey of industrial trends offers encouraging straws in the wind. +One of the allegations against Wright was that he used members of his congressional staff to help put together his book, "Reflections of a Public Man." Gingrich said Phelan "specifically exonerated Wright" on that charge. +A government decision two years ago to tax interest on bank deposits weakened banks' deposit bases and raised their costs. +"It's been drummed into us by every policymaker, including Paul Volcker and Alan Greenspan, that a weak dollar leads to higher inflation." +Disclosed fees from initial public stock offerings were crimped still further, plunging 24.5% to $668.8 million. +Either way, the bet is huge. +We're open for business,'" says Joel Johnson, vice president of international activities for the Aerospace Industries Association, a trade group. +The government has not clearly defined "security matters" and leaves submission of reports to the discretion of correspondents. +The traders' allegations were made in pretrial motions filed by the three men, the Chicago Tribune reported in today's editions. +The results were released in conjunction with the company's annual shareholders meeting in Los Angeles. +The alleged contamination by Coors was first disclosed early this year by a Colorado television station after receiving a tip. +It was not clear how they would be affected. +In what became a Finnish mini-festival at the Wigmore Hall, both gave recitals there in the last few days. Since Mattila burst onto the international scene a decade ago, her voice has filled out. +The new drill, which can be lowered from any ship, will be "smarter" than current drills which cannot be adjusted from the surface once they are running. +I especially winced at the scene where an interior wall is knocked down on the grounds that 'everything will then be clearer'. Ah, possibly. +This must be an irony: a comment on modern America's view of modern Japan as not so much a sunrise neighbour, more a nation determined to rain on the US's parade. +I believe that it is immoral for the U.S. to organize and support democrats of any nationality toward the risk and sacrifice of their lives for democratic objectives, if we are not willing to help them win those objectives. +It's not uncommon to see an otherwise well-managed company where sludge represents 50% of the inventory value, but accounts for only about 10% of the sales. +Trans World Airlines said its traffic rose 15% in August to 3.71 billion revenue passenger miles from 3.23 billion miles a year earlier. +The dispute, because it involves a high-technology product with the potential for big sales, is considered a major test case in the administration's new efforts to break down trade barriers in Japan. +Stock prices slipped a notch from last week's record highs today in light holiday-session trading. +In addition, she says, the marketing people have started discussing creative leasing packages; Bell & Howell's customers tend to lease rather than buy during downturns. +Michael Barnes, a former Maryland congressman who is the chief Dukakis liaison with the platform committee, said, "There will be a draft put before the members Friday morning." +Another $250 billion would come principally from scaling back military spending and cutting interest expenses by reducing government borrowing. +Milton said the bicycle, originally worth about $200, had been purchased by a relative at a yard sale for $25 about two years earlier. +In butcher shops, tripes hang from hooks like chamoix leathers and there are pigs' tails, cheeks and testicles on offer. +Some offer tax incentives to businesses to start child care centers while others offer tax credits to all families with preschool children. +Before deciding when to open, the family consulted an old book, Mr. Chen says. +It will catapault from 0-60mph (96kph) in 5.7 seconds and, more meaningfully, accelerate in fourth gear from 30-60mph (48-96kph) in 9.4 seconds. +Indeed, many of the stars, like Madonna, appear so briefly that their appearances seem little more than a promotional gimmick. +The Dow Jones Transportation Average didn't keep pace with yesterday's advance as airlines sagged with crude oil prices moving higher. +The good news that caused a brief rally was that the non-farm payroll rose less than expected in March. +Reagan noted that Mrs. Engeleiter, 36, would be the only mother with growing children in the Senate if she is elected. +The first Methodist chapel, used by John Wesley from 1743, is about to be turned into Covent Garden offices; previous tenants include the London City Ballet and the Tiller Girls, the high-stepping entourage of second world war fame. +The pact follows the sale of the other part of Travelers mortgage-services business, including relocation services and mortgage-wholesale operations, to GE Capital Corp. +"Good Morning, Merry Sunshine: A Father's Journal of His Child's First Year" kept Mr. Greene on the New York Times bestseller list for 17 weeks in 1984. +Mrs. Souter said her son was very close to his father, Joseph, who died in 1982. +The group, which takes its name from ancient Jewish assassins of biblical times, said it was avenging Palestinian stoning attacks on Jews. +Breaux spokesman Bob Mann labeled Kent's suggestion ridiculous. +Mexican police arrested about 150 suspected alien smugglers and drug dealers, the paper quoted Capt. +"On the other hand, assets of institutional funds have been subject to a substantial interest rate-induced volatility. +Crowds would collect at times of comings and goings for government changes and over many years a man turned up every day to kneel in the street to pray for the prime minister. +Any company with enough money can try this. +He also inherited a public sector borrowing requirement estimated by the Treasury at Pounds 50bn, or 9 per cent of gross domestic product (excluding privatisation proceeds), for this financial year. +Aoun said he had accepted a cease-fire mediated by Sfeir on Wednesday only to allow political efforts to "resolve the problem peacefully." "Otherwise, it will be total destruction. +The challenge to the law won at trial and on appeal, only losing in the state Supreme Court. +"Moon's release was purely out of humanitarian considerations and has nothing to do with the north's demand," said the official. +In 1981, the Aspen Institute set up a conference center, complete with restaurant, town houses and jogging trail, on 320 acres donated by the Strongs and AZL. +Downing Street said the prime minister was prepared to listen more to voters' concerns and was keen that government policies were 'geared to strengthening and broadening the economic recovery'. +Sixty-eight refugees left Cuu Long in southwest Vietnam on Sept. 1 in a 46-foot boat whose engine broke down after three days at sea. +This is a tough assignment because trustees are never entirely in the know. +In the past few days, Moscow has hosted the Egyptian foreign minister and a special envoy of Saudi Arabia, with whom the Soviets don't have diplomatic relations. +Lesser confrontations involving alleged racism against African students occurred in Beijing and two other cities. +The American is intense _ people say his name rhymes with fighter. +A living room set that graced Ludwig van Beethoven's salon goes on the auction block next month. +Healthco said it is in talks with Hicks Muse on possible terms the buy-out concern might accept, but the acquisition pact will expire on Thursday unless extended by mutual agreement. +Chrysler Motors is Chrysler Corp.'s automaking arm. +White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Darman and Gingrich had smoothed over their differences in a telephone conversation today, and that Darman was not withdrawing the speech. +If convicted, he faces a maximum of 30 years' imprisonment and a fine of as much as $1 million. +Bush has tried personally, by telephone. +The strike was the first mass labor agitation since strongman Ne Win seized power in 1962 and instituted a military-backed, one-party system which advocated socialism. +But where I differ with my opponent is, I am not going to make unilateral cuts in our strategic defense systems or support some freeze when they have superiority. +Reebok International Ltd., blaming sluggish U.S. sales of its footwear, reported a 17 percent drop in third quarter earnings Monday. +Like many federal procurements, however, it is formally considered an "indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity" purchase agreement. +U.S. House 3rd District: Robert Stringham defeated Craig Oliver for the Democratic nomination. +The Interior Ministry said the wounded officer was hospitalized and the family was being treated for shock. +About 100 companies have "expressed interest" in buying all or part of Beatrice, Mr. Kelly has said. +Until last fall, de Maiziere's party was one of the four controlled by the hard-line Communists. +On the present summonses, Glasgow sought declarations that the court had no jurisdiction in respect of the claims and asked that the actions be dismissed. +"The release of hostages of any nationality by any group is always very welcome news," said a spokesman for Archbishop Robert Runcie. +But the firm concludes that high-quality "junior blue chips" are in good position to beat, rather than trail, the big-name stocks over the next five years. +But even Chrysler was faulted for not equipping its popular minivans with air bags, and for not moving more quickly to make them standard equipment for front-seat passengers in cars. +Figuring out why people live longer in some states than in others is far from an exact science. +Judge Sir Bernard Caulfield stayed his award to the woman pending a possible appeal. +The Wall Street Journal reported in May that AT&T had reached an agreement with Total Systems Services Inc., the nation's second largest processor of credit card transactions. +"Living trusts are much more accepted as basic estate planning tools in California, Florida and Massachusetts than they are in New York," says Mr. Schlesinger, the New York lawyer. +Another offensive on the war in neighboring El Salvador could send more refugees to the country. +Nearly 69 percent of the respondents said their plans called for at least an even split between oil and natural gas. +"It's been a sensational success _ financially, socially, economically, politically," says U.S. producer Steven Leber. "I'm not just saying this because it's my show: There's a love affair going on between these countries. +Brokers said Wednesday's rise was also helped by a number of strong earnings reports. +Malaysian regulators previously only limited foreign ownership of listed shares in banking institutions and a few strategic companies. +By the end of the last decade, though, the regional mall movement looked in danger of exhaustion. +After 1968, Alpe d'Huez restored one of its sunnier ski slopes by knocking down the bobsleigh course, while the ski jump at St Nizier was left to rot, and a speed skating track at Grenoble closed for lack of support. +Utilicorp provides electric and gas service to seven states. +Reid Weingarten, a lawyer for Cary Maultasch, another former Drexel bond salesman, said, "We have caught wind of the possibility of a hearing. +The results so far suggest the drug may be an especially useful aid to alcoholics suffering from mental disorders such as depression, Dr. Volpicelli says. +"I just saw everybody flying," said Helen Romano, who was standing outside. +A handful of pickets were outside the hotel. +But Poland has 65 state theatres, with inadequate subsidy and inadequate audiences. +The first is "The Italian Lesson," a 1926 set piece by Ruth Draper, the comedienne who is said to have been Lily Tomlin's inspiration. +The picture could also be more accurate despite the confusing presentation of the change. +According to the draft law, state enterprises could be "collectively owned" by workers, or rented, or turned into "shareholder societies." +This week, Wyse is expected to announce a series of new personal computers, one of which will be built around Intel Corp.'s new 80386 microprocessor, a chip considered by many to be the most powerful microprocessor. +Nollan suggests that this line of escape may not be wide open. +The unexpected decision to let East Germans out through Czechoslovakia created the first free route to the West since the Berlin Wall went up in 1961. +Debate on domestic violence. TOMMORROW: Commons: Defence questions. +On Friday, Gromyko, 78, was honored with the chairmanship of a session of the conference. +Other benefits are spread across the staff. The 24-hour banking service is run on flexible shift patterns. +Order books seized from Scandinavian Commodity by Swedish authorities show that he constantly shuffled his suppliers and their products, partly to expedite the flow of materiel to Iran. +If Noriega had been flown out, "the loyalist forces wouldn't have anybody to be loyal to" and the post-Noriega era would have begun in Panama, one official said. +Doing business on a two-state basis is nothing new to Catamount Ski Area president and general manager William Gilbert. +Aarvik is survived by his wife, Anna Cathrine, three sons, a daughter and 11 grandchildren. +On Monday, a 60-truck convoy is scheduled to leave with 1,000 tons of food and 10 tons of medical supplies, tarpaulins and pallets. +Harvey S. Rosen, 40, a Princeton economics professor, was named deputy assistant Treasury secretary for tax analysis. +July 1993 is a key date, because that is the first occasion on which the company can force conversion of the convertible bonds. +In May, an explosion shut down a Shell Oil Co. refinery in Norco, La. +The formula was changed in 1982. +The bank said part of the decline stemmed from a reduction in the price at which the gold reserves were valued. +According to Mr Ian Lang, the Scottish secretary, unemployment in Scotland is now lower than in the UK as a whole for the first time since records began. +"The government always says that South Africa has a free press and a fair and independent judiciary," he says. +Mark Weinberg, a spokesman for the Reagans, declined comment about the replacement. +All went directly to sustain the Iranian war machine at a time when Washington's official, public policy was to prevent any nation or private supplier from making weapons available to that same machine. +Neal Nelson, a radiation biologist for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, said he was skeptical of the Chernobyl hypothesis after starting to study information Gould sent him. +A Palestinian journalist who spoke on condition of anonymity said a Red Cross worker showed him one of two letters written in English by George. +"It seems the U.S. has the types of interventions where people don't want us," Larsen said. "I hope it doesn't take a bunch of body bags for people to wake up," Larsen said. +It stood at 0.85 percentage point at the turn of the year. +Human rights and international organizations say rightist death squads and the military are responsible for the majority of civilian deaths in nine years of civil war. +This sale had been scheduled for last Thursday. +To make sure that this loss is manageable, the question of what is insurable and what is deductible would have to be defined carefully. +Unfortunately, these things are not very admired in Israeli politics," said Galnoor, a political scientist at Jerusalem's Hebrew University. +Prosecutors said Thursday a senior diplomat was arrested as a spy, the fourth government employee seized this month and accused of providing secrets to East Germany's former Communist rulers. +'It is something that could happen,' Tasker warns. He should know. +What was once viewed as a nice addition now is seen as a very strong magnet for attracting tourists." +Judging by the praises sung - his generosity, his friendship, his professionalism - Davis is on his way to a swift sainthood. +Political debate is larded with words that I would not transcribe even in asterisks. +Some of their play has been beyond the conventions we obey and I feel sad about the damage they have done to rugby's image. +The change was not without its critics. +Bonn's supporters say this city symbolizes a democratic and peaceful Germany. +And a longtime Solidarity adviser, Witold Trzeciakowski, would chair a new council of economic advisers. +The shots were fired by three or four men who drove by. +Parliaments around Europe are being called on to ratify the treaty for EMU agreed last December at Maastricht. +He has never been to the Soviet Union or to the Middle East, with the exception of Saudi Arabia. +He said that almost all the 1,048 people living at Southbury could make it on their own with the proper support services in the community. +Kabul radio, in a report confirmed by guerrilla sources, said two people were killed. +"The bad news is the oil price drop of a couple years ago is still having ramifications in real estate, but it's not new bad news," Obrinsky said, noting what may be early signs of improvement. +In a statement, the company said its managing directors "consider that it is prudent" to propose to the board of directors "a total write-off" of the Drexel stake. +The United States and West Germany have reached an agreement that commits the German civil sector to support the U.S. Armed Forces in the event of war or other crisis, the Pentagon announced on Monday. +Her second book made publishing history. +Hussein ordered Justice Minister Akram Abdul Qader Douri to investigate the death. +There is a strong incentive for banks to remove non-performing mortgages from their balance sheets, since they require twice as much capital. +Bond prices fell sharply on the announcement, depressing sentiment in the stockmarket. Mr Robert Bretz, for the National Association of Purchasing Management, said the economy had regained most of the momentum lost since last autumn. +Wilder would not disclose the value of his art collection. +Oh, my!"' Flanery recalls asking Delores Clark if she thought her husband actually was John List. +But such bad news is becoming all too common for the discerning comic reader, who in the recent years has lost Larson's "The Far Side" and Trudeau's "Doonesbury" for extended periods while their creators escaped the day-to-day drudgery. +The camp's director, Bobbi Trott, has denied any wrongdoing in the drownings or other alleged incidents at the camp. +The major opposition parties called for a dawn-to-dusk, nationwide strike on Saturday. +The FT's survey of new year forecasts showed growth of 1.7 per cent, but the consensus is now down to growth of 1.4 per cent. +Brian's mother said she's hoping her son's communications with the school will prevent him from repeating the fourth grade. +Currencies will remain a hot play, traders and analysts predict. +The dollar inched up against the yen Thursday in Tokyo, while share prices fell. +But even the executives concede that the story of how Circle K got caught flatfooted reflects sloppy planning, botched employee communications and misjudgment of public reaction. +"We took people off rooftops, off of cars. +In those charges, the CFTC said the pool operator, Stotler Funds, violated anti-fraud laws by effectively making $5.5 million in loans from two pools to parent Stotler Group. +The INS gave the Soviets permission to stay on Little Diomede Island, and they spent the night in the National Guard Armory there. +"There was a consensus among the French that they wanted to free their hostages, and they supported what their government did to get us out," he said. +"People are not happy with AD or Copei but they recognize their candidates have the best chance to win the presidency. +There seemed to be a sense that Jackson was on home turf here. +Wood, 26, was charged Monday with two counts of murder and held without bond pending a Dec. 16 preliminary hearing. +The surge partly reflected market makers' setting prices at lower levels to muster up investor interest and rebuild their positions at the lower levels. +The Interior Ministry said one police commander had been fired and another suspended, and that it was investigating the police action. +"I don't think that there is any chance of a balanced budget without new taxes," said Noyce. +The changes are being introduced to secure a more flexible and cost-effective workforce.' The changes at Sock Shop are expected to affect about 400 people in nearly 100 shops. +"Roseanne" creator Matt Williams left the show in January 1989 over "creative differences" with the outspoken star. +About 20 years ago, one of my daughters applied for work in a child-care center, and was told that she did not qualify even though she had one year of college. +At the long end, where yields fell on Monday to record levels, prices firmed in early trading but dropped back later amid profit-taking. +Mr. Le Pen's 14.4% showing Sunday has triggered what he calls an "earthquake" in French politics. +Marks said Hickey's letter called the service Stallings conducted Sunday "a public act of disobedience." +Staley spokesman David Satterfield said his company was continuing negotiations with other parties as well. +There was further occupations after the July 2 state elections in which PRI claimed a majority in the state legislative races over PRD fraud charges. +"At best, about 5% of them are carried out." +The likelihood of cancer increases with old age, and as people live longer the incidence of cancer increases. +While its machine tools withered, Milacron invested tens of millions of dollars to diversify into semiconductor wafers, lasers, specialty chemicals, robots and plastics machinery. +But the price of petroleum-based diesel fuel eventually dropped below $1 per gallon, making soybean-oil fuel unattractive at its estimated production price of $1.45 per gallon. +Its New York staff has swelled above 600, and the firm has become particularly prominent in U.S. government bond trading. +Most of these laws apply to everyone in America except members of Congress. +Indeed, USX said it expects the market for coated sheet steel to reach 12 million tons annually by 1992, compared with 10.2 million tons shipped in 1988. +Demand remains weak, although a government export sales report yesterday showed an improvement from the previous week's report, analysts said. +The low Monday in the Lower 48 states was 8 degrees at Sioux Falls, S.D. +The Cuban program appears to be assisted by Marc Rich & Co., a Swiss commodity trading firm. +The largest single creditor is Options Clearing Corp., the Chicago clearinghouse that handles options transactions. +Turnover in the wholesale and manufacturing division leapt to Pounds 110.2m (Pounds 21.8m). Barclay was a lower margin business, with a 2-3 per cent return on sales rather than the 7-10 per cent of retailing. +He even manages to cry real tears during the excruciating family reunion scene without looking like a jerk. +When the athletes learned that playing dice was also an easy way to lose money, some turned to armed robbery, the students said. +"We've dug up all kinds of animal bones, but we haven't found anything human," said acting Carbon County sheriff Jim Robertson, who is searching for Ms. Curtis' remains. +A winter storm warning was posted beginning tonight for the upper Kobuk and Yukon valleys of Alaska. +According to the study, for example, job evaluations of delivery-van drivers and second-grade clerk typists concluded that both jobs required comparable skill and effort. +Yet there is a torrent of advice, some of it crosscutting and conflicting. +Further, the fracturing of Iraq would create chaos from the Persian Gulf and to Turkey. +The Justice Department said it filed a lawsuit seeking more than $7.7 million from a Meredith Corp. unit on charges that the company defrauded the government on a contract to provide relocation services for federal employees. +Pressed on whether he might face a challenge in the autumn, he replied: 'I don't expect one. +You're caught with them, their dirt is going to spill over on you and I'm going to send you to the penitentiary. +Rumblings from Boeing suggest that it will have to cut production once more. The clearest victim of these problems is Lucas, which has yet to report. +Abortion supporters gathered across the street from the clinic in a counter-protest and solicited pledges for contributions based on the number of abortion opponents expected to be arrested. +The 'B' shares are to start trading on the Shanghai Securities Exchange on July 26. The 'A' shares for Chinese domestic investors were listed in May. +Statistics on earnings growth are useful to money managers as one factor in determining which markets and individual stocks to trade. +Rudolph arrived in Huntsville after World War II with the Wernher von Braun rocket team. +It plunged about 105 points in the first 45 minutes of trading Monday and never managed to recover much ground. +They said most had suffered gunshot and stabbing wounds. +The trade talks are stalled. +'Their mad policies have infiltrated the Welsh party and are pushing it in a direction and at a rate that the people of Wales do not altogether want.' Conservatives are adamantly opposed to any form of devolution. +Further, the federal government saves money. +Earlier it had provided Pounds 13m after forecasting a shortage of Pounds 500m. +But he said their effect is uncertain. +If the drug cartels mount a campaign "to have blood running in the streets of America, I can't give you assurances we would be in a position to pre-empt it," conceded Oliver B. Revell, investigations chief for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. +In the year-ago quarter, Bear Stearns reported net income of $59.6 million, or 70 cents a share. +While the news media focus on almost nightly gang violence, often involving innocent victims, Deputy Chief Robert Rathburn notes the drop in "drive-by" shootings since his task force roundups began. +The officer's testimony came on the 10th day of an inquest by Gibraltar Coroner Felix Pizzarello and an 11-man jury into the shootings of the three unarmed IRA members. +As previously reported, Firestone announced last March that the plant would be closed in September. +Five editions were printed in the mainland in 1986 and sold quickly among young intellectuals before the book was banned in 1987. +For years, the Soviet government has been wary of the 159-member world body, but recently it has sought to strengthen it and develop a comprehensive U.N. security system, a vague concept opposed by the United States as unrealistic. +"After reviewing two years of the publication, I began wondering what all the fuss was about." Palmer said he undertook the review after Freedman raised questions of discrimination. +The call for mediation temporarily ended the union's strike threat. +The American Battle Monuments Commission launched a national design competition Tuesday for the recently authorized Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington. +And even if no defectors do, strategists reason, they will be far less likely to oppose President Reagan when he selects a new Supreme Court nominee if they have formally opposed the president once already. +So Mr Clarke intends to achieve the improvements he seeks by roughly equal adjustments on the spending and revenue sides. Is this credible? +The audience, huddled over their pricey cocktails, had been packed in like sardines. +The five were on trial for allegedly ignoring a federal injunction barring activists from blocking entrances to abortion clinics. +By 1983, the size of the fund was Pounds 85m. +And collectors and sellers continued to bargain yesterday over several planes that didn't sell. +"We don't have any weapons but to protest. +And he threatens to bring a $100 million lawsuit against anyone who fires an orderly for eating his pizzas. +Sterling Powell, the New Jersey welterweight boxing champion in 1934, died Wednesday. +All Metallgesellschaft's worldwide methanol business will come under Methanex in Calgary. +"He's always had a grudge against Hong Kong." In the case of South Korea, the dumping petition is seen as a violation of a previous agreement that no dumping investigations would begin before talks between Seoul and Washington were concluded. +But if he takes the interesting deal to a potential Japanese client, the Japanese client turns around and convinces his regular Japanese banker to offer the same deal, and the Japanese banker gets the business. +The 1.9-million member union's board is scheduled to meet today and almost certainly concur with the PAC's choice. +He confessed that morale among his comrades has hit a new low and that the force is in shambles. +New orders fell in November, the fifth drop in six months and another indication that business was slowing. +Iraq scorned the resolution, which is considered legally binding on all U.N. members. +You can go a long way on those." +The auditors expressed skepticism that HUD, whose mission is to provide Americans with affordable housing, could properly ensure the safety of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. +We'll be giving these recommendations careful consideration in the days ahead. +Also, most people don't use credit cards for inexpensive items, and many cab rides are less than $10. +It is not an instance of the elusiveness or reshaping of truth: The circumstantial evidence does damn the professor. +They also consented to apply the death penalty to more than 50 federal crimes, including terrorism, hijacking and political assassinations. +Edward Labaton, a New York attorney representing shareholders, said Tyco made a loan to Savoy that "wasn't in the best interest" of the company and also issued debentures to a group made up of Selzer family members "at very favorable terms." +President Reagan has signed a proclamation implementing tariff- and duty-cutting provisions that are required under the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement. +In addition to charges that he lied to Congress, North is accused of lying to the attorney general about his role in diverting millions of dollars to the Contras from the Reagan administration's secret weapons sales to Iran. +In winning the account, TBWA bested Chiat/Day/Mojo; Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising; and Messner Vetere Berger Carey Schmetterer. +"We must not seek 'consensus,' we must confront. +Grain and soybean prices opened lower this morning on the Chicago Board of Trade. +"We are not pulling the trigger," George Quincy Lumsden Jr., the IEA's director of oil market developments, said in an interview. +The inquest was adjourned. +The shotgun used in the killing has not been recovered, she said. +President Reagan's call for a special prosecutor to investigate the Iran arms sale helped bolster investor confidence, according to analysts. +Canadian union officials said they are primarily concerned about jobs at Ford's Oakville, Ontario, car assembly plant, one of two in North America that makes Tempo and Topaz compact cars. +"If the evidence (sought by North) is material, I think Reagan and Bush can be required to appear," Barron said. +And they say the disclosure requirements may prompt card issuers to lower their interest rates as consumers use the information to shop around for the best deal. +The provision will be included in Bush's proposed Clean Air Act, which will be submitted to Congress within the next two weeks, the Detroit Free Press reported Saturday. +Brady declined to say what Hashimoto said about the Tokyo stock market, which has plummeted in recent months. +People here have so much money they won't work for normal salaries any more,' he says. Mr Popescu may not have long to wait. +Work hours are limited and long vacations are not unusual. +"There must be an end to the tragic cycle of violence, a task that demands great courage and resolve from all South African leaders, black and white," he said in a speech to the 20th anniversary dinner of the Joint Center for Political Studies. +The carrier-based A-X also will have radar-evading characteristics. +The forum for possible resolution of these issues would be a common defense council, plans for which were announced by French President Francois Mitterrand here yesterday. +"They are incredibly happy when they can accomplish something, but you don't expect that they will remember. +Plant managers pass such problems back to those assigned to catch them. +"In inflationary times, CDs would be deadly," says Mr. Ross. +He became Richmond news editor in 1982. +The Commerce Department lowered its estimate of third-quarter economic growth slightly to 2.8% from the 2.9% reported last month. +Nosair began working for the city in April 1988 on a crew that tends to heating, air conditioning and ventilation at courthouses. +He repeatedly challenged Martinez to debate him on crime, the lottery, or other issues. +In addition, the measure included a series of add-ons, most from Democrats, to address pet concerns. +As previously reported, Chelsea Industries bought the shares to increase its debt as a percentage of equity to a level it prefers. +Rodolfo Biazon, chief of the National Capital Region Defense Command. +He may be helped, however, by the fact that he is not considered a presidential candidate in his own right. +At his 1980 trial, Felde asked the jury that convicted him to recommend the death penalty, "or other deaths will result." +Soybean futures gave up most of the previous session's gains Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade, retreating along with corn futures prices as fears of an early freeze in the Midwest faded. +Greenwood and three former top executives were charged Tuesday with hiding the thrift's losses. +This time, amid a strong industry upturn, they hope to make a comeback. +"Shake ratttle and roll," muttered one of the men on the barricade, armed with an automatic weapon. +Perhaps most interesting, at least from a popular view, is that it offers an optimistic view of things at a time when some of the old models are flashing warnings lights and setting off sirens and bells. +The first step will be to remove BR's statutory monopoly and open the tracks to anyone who wants to operate trains. +In determining who will set the moral climate we must find leaders in public and private life whom we can look to for guidance and example and overcome the urge to perpetuate the status quo. +Another student notes that while she was waiting to get to the microphone a conference organizer invited her to cut ahead of the people in front of her, since she was a woman. She chose, she says, to turn down this invitation. +Burnley said that the department's investigation of Texas Air and its two major airline subsidiaries showed no safety problems at Continental. +Ferraro ran on the Democratic ticket with Walter Mondale in 1984. +However, the expectations index for future increases in business activity over the next three months rose three points to 46 from 43 in May. Still, it remains 13 points below the levels reported three months ago. +In a separate concurring opinion in July, she said the Missouri regulations do not place an "undue burden" on a woman's right to an abortion. +Or the growing problem of cheese sukiyaki. +But they also said the proposals were too sketchy to determine their implications. +However, one banker said earlier in the day that, if the parent company went for CCAA protection, the 11 bank lenders to Canary Wharf - the showpiece of government attempts to redevelop Docklands - may go for administration. +When she arrived in Kenya, she decided to follow baboons on foot, rather than watching from a van, as her predecessors had done. +Democrats did it in 1984, paving the way for DiPrete's first term. +East Germans are clearing store shelves and filling their refrigerators because they fear massive price increases when the nation converts to a free market, officials said Wednesday. +The US's interest rates are extremely low, because it wants to help economic recovery. +That case netted convictions of seven members of Congress. +He did repeat at close range the message that Americans like the Chinese people but take a dark view of the Beijing government. +We decide to go long one contract, a commitment to buy 125,000 marks, valued at about $75,000. Mr. Weintraub phones the order to a broker in the pit some 50 feet below us. +Crazy Eddie went into involuntary bankruptcy in October. +The three-stage, solid-fuel rocket would weigh 15 tons and measure 50 feet in length. +A major factor in the rise in births in recent years is that the 360 million people born between 1962 and 1976 have reached child-bearing age. +Mr. Tenuta recently set up his own in-house marketing department because he couldn't find a local firm with the international expertise he needs. +If the agreements are honoured, it will mean that they will all be under republican control soon. +She never was seen again. +The speculation is "absolutely untrue," a PaineWebber official said. +The decision came shortly after U.S. marshals seized an allegedly mislabeled Citrus Hill shipment in a suburban Minneapolis warehouse. +The third Baltic republic, Estonia, last month declared its intention to secede but set no date and left the door open for negotiations with the Kremlin. +That session was followed by another meeting, lasting about a half hour, in the Oval Office, that excluded most of the aides. +The credit generally is available to a taxpayer who, in order to find or keep a job, pays another person to care for a child under 15 or other dependent. +He resigned his weapons post in protest. +Factory production has been declining for a year, and economists say the main reason is that profits have been squeezed by rising production costs and a fixed exchange rate for earnings abroad. +Claes joined Islamic leaders in urging Moslems in Belgium to remain calm. +The $400 million project is part of a massive development plan to better accommodate the estimated two million Moslems who converge on Mecca and neighboring Medina during July for the annual pilgrimage to Islam's holiest shrines. +If the drought in the Corn Belt lasts another 30 days, as forecast, and "we have a real crop disaster," he added, "these banks are going to be very hard-hit. +Politely and patiently, he tells one from a New York securities firm, not for the first time, "No, I do not want to buy any tax-free bonds. +Twentieth Century Fox is owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. +The world would be infinitely richer if we allowed free trade among nations and heavily supported and/or retrained those who lost their jobs as a result. +Five years ago each action cost Pounds 204. +Tuesday's blast did about $300 damage, Smith said. +Again, we have to be careful not to jump to conclusions. +And there would appear to be no stopping the downward trend. The problem is that Liechtenstein is so small that it does not have enough attractions for most classes of tourist today. +He said the retailer won't meet its original target of 9% to 10% growth for the year ending in January. +But in the longer term, beyond the cyclical ups and downs of business activity, the measure has shown a tendency to fall that, in Mr. Tamm's view, may limit its usefulness as a leading indicator. +"None of these investigations," the spokesman said, "has revealed any electric, electronic, mechanical problem or defect in any of our cars that could cause unintended acceleration." +The spiral of violence in Algeria is forcing European governments to brace for the worst. Last week France said it was closing its schools and cultural centres there, after advising its 2,000 remaining expatriates to leave if possible. +Eyewitness accounts differed, but authorities believed at least two vehicles were on the bridge section when it gave out. +The letter also was sent to Reps. +So the movement of money from the Bank Magnus IRA to the Bank Nonesuch IRA wasn't a second IRA rollover within a year, and Irma didn't get a taxable IRA payout in the process. +The places where housing costs have skyrocketed are places such as New York, Massachusetts and California that regulate the life out of the free market. +Nonetheless, they had a flair for promotion, and they convinced the public that Endotronics was onto something amazing. +He referred to last Friday's triple witching, or the same-day expiration of stock-index futures and options and individual stock options. +Analyst Joseph Phillippi of Shearson Lehman Hutton of New York said some of Chrysler's increase came because of lower incentive costs during the period this year. +On Friday, federal police searched Constanzo's Atizapan house and the apartments of two associates who are fugitives. +But even sophisticated professionals were stung. +And there is always the possibility that controversies could erupt. +A year ago, the company had a pretax gain of $82.9 million from the sale of securities, and profit from continuing operations of $72.4 million, or 98 cents a share. +Republicans have long contended that one reason the Democrats hang on to the House is that, decade after decade, they gerrymander the districts to their advantage. +Five of GM's six car and truck divisions put out separate announcements saying they planned to extend to July 5 their rebate programs when the current ones run out May 11. +Tass reported the Afghan army killed 11 rebels and wounded five who had bombarded the Qanahar airport with rockets and mines. +Under the austerity measures, the Central Bank _ Argentina's equivalent to the Federal Reserve _ ordered a 53.7 percent devaluation of the austral currency, setting its value at 655 per dollar, compared with 303 per dollar on Friday. +Babe Ruth, in 1927 (60) and '28 (54). +Warner Chappell, the world's largest music publisher, already owns the rights to songs by George and Ira Gershwin, Michael Jackson and Cole Porter, among others. +He said only about 10% to 15% of the company's business is with original-equipment manufacturers. +Mr. Kelly is an old-fashioned engineer; he admits finally abandoning his slide rule for a calculator only last year. +Therefore, while there may be far too much capital in the banking system as a whole, there may be far too little to protect the FDIC from experiencing catastrophic losses in a severe, nationwide recession. +"What are the issues so far? +The North Korean premier's car was damaged, and two of the official vehicles had to be left for tow trucks. +The American Civil Liberties Union takes a stronger stance against E-mail snooping. +Billy Carter became known for his wise-cracking and beer-drinking during his brother's 1976 campaign, but quit drinking nine years ago after undergoing treatment at a California alcoholism center. +The Cincinnati concern has been seeking to expand its telecommunications expertise into other areas of information services. +Marine Midland stock soared $18 to $77.75 a share, although Hongkong & Shanghai Banking said it had no intention of raising its offer of $70 a share, or $677 million, for the Marine Midland shares it doesn't own. +When Fanny, the beautiful teen-aged heroine, sails into Boston harbor, she hears church bells "very feeble, not like English bells." +"On the other hand, there is a political risk for those who say they won't go into a budget summit at all." Each stop on this rainy weekend is punctuated with this kind of "on the other hand" reflection. +But the report contained FBI crime statistics for 1986 showing that the murder rate among blacks was 31.2 per 100,000 compared with 5.4 per 100,000 whites. +One person apparently died from the heat. +Mao Tse-tung had just unleashed the Cultural Revolution in China. +Or cool (you may freeze at this point) and refrigerate, covered. +If it's regular mail, it goes to a fan mail service for photos. +Cruise attends the funeral and learns he has been disinherited. +Another Soviet analyst, Vladimir Tikhonov, said his country's agricultural statistics substantially overstate Soviet food output. Meat production is barely half the officially reported figure, he said. +According to the filing, the shares were bought for investment reasons. +Cambodian guerrillas, meanwhile, reportedly recaptured a major base, a Thai military officer in Bangkok said today, speaking on condition of anonymity. +When the rumors proved false, shares resumed their rise. +The summit was initially resisted by moderate Arab states. +Lacy H. Hunt, chief U.S. economist for Hong Kong Bank Group, parent of Marine Midland Bank, expects the economy to show only sluggish growth for the next 18 months. +The New York-based provider of clinical testing services Friday said it plans to sell six million common shares to non-U.S. institutional investors for $30 million. +The others charged were SMS Chairman Ralph Savage, SMS President Eugene White and Carl Hurlebaus, who is co-owner of Telemedia Inc. with White and Savage. +At first light Thursday, a Navy pilot spotted what appeared to be a man waving from a life raft. +"You don't have to fall into a septic tank to know what it is," said the Rev. Avis Hill, a local minister who led the protest. +"They didn't make 'em like him when I played. +As for American Home Products, they say that Wall Street is excessively concerned about an alleged lack of new products in its pipeline. +Once you start dishing on sex and kids and money, anything is possible. +The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Beckley by the New Beckley Mining Corp., which also announced it will close its nearby Glen Daniel mine because of what it called union violence stemming from the UMW's selective strikes. +Trump compared the Boston-to-New York-to Washington shuttle to New York's Plaza Hotel, "which hadn't been run right" until he purchased it. +He didn't cite specific errors. +A hand grenade exploded early Sunday on the crowded dance floor of a nightclub, killing one man and wounding 37 people, police said. +Washington DC was staked out of a swamp in 1790 by George Washington and was the first city to be built as a national capital. +The Barton amendment was similar to Stenholm-Craig, but also limited increases in government revenues to the growth in national income unless a three-fifths vote of Congress decided otherwise. +A sequence of open-air rooms, frescoed with abundant foliage and lined with flower beds, eases the transition between garden and house. The garden of Herculaneum's grand Villa of the Stags has supplied much of the finest marble statuary in the show. +Chatichai said his Cabinet has been completed and will be announced after Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of Britain ends a visit here next Tuesday. +It makes it hard to sell the house, but the vendor may strike lucky. +Mr. Gordy couldn't be reached for comment. +Rifkin said that once the genetic code, or genome, is known there is a possibility that this will be used by employers, insurance companies and others to discriminate against people whose genetic make up includes potential disease-causing defects. +Fixed-rate mortgages now stand at 10.5 percent on average. +The process helped him achieve the lush surface and warm colors he loved, but it also proved to be a great danger for collectors. +More than three-quarters of Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Inc.'s $200 million face value 6 3/8% debentures were tendered for conversion into common stock prior to the record date for a special dividend, a Harcourt attorney said. +The government declared a national emergency and ordered its citizens to stay indoors. +In a society where building one's "jinmyaku", or network of human contacts, is everything, selling a product through acquaintances works particularly well. +"Deplorably, the committee has no right to veto ecologically harmful undertakings," he has said. +With many of the cases in the UK, the pressure for reforms to limit liabilities seems certain to grow. Accountants are seeking changes to the Companies Act which now bans auditors making contracts where liability with clients is limited. +The indictment issued in February 1988 accused Noriega of protecting cocaine shipments heading north and coca processing chemicals and drug money headed south. +Divers have discovered 55 Japanese warships, cargo boats and submarines sunk during World War II off Palau in the western Pacific Ocean, the government announced. +Mr. Rose denied, however, that the stock sale was initiated to provide funds for state spending. +Per-capita income today is around $150. +Ramchand admits there's little he can do to protect himself. Unlike many other drivers, he doesn't even carry a crowbar as a weapon. +Its current underwriter is a Hartford, Conn., concern called North American Investments. +De Klerk met Mozambique's President Joaquim Chissano in July. +"Eastern has consistently slammed every door in the pilots' face," said John Mazor, an ALPA spokesman. +The plant, located in the Armenian capital of Yerevan, was not damaged by the devastating Dec. 7 earthquake in another part of the small southern Soviet republic that borders Turkey. +If the company hadn't started its quality drive, it would have been shut out by a growing number of customers that are boosting quality standards, he adds. +But some money managers are far less optimistic that a wave of cost-saving mergers will bring Nirvana to bank stocks. +Equally, international investors have taken increasing interest in Argentine paper, since Argentine borrowers must still offer above-market yields. +Morocco has sided with fellow Arab nations such as Egypt, Syria and Saudi Arabia, strongly condemning the Iraqi invasion and annexation of Kuwait. +The Americans dumped the money, stamped with the reward offer and sealed in plastic envelopes, into the river after their two boats moved about 220 yards into Laotian waters. +Raising interest rates was political anathema. By Tuesday night the pound closed in London just a fifth of a pfennig above its ERM floor of DM2.778, its lowest ever in the mechanism. +The initial Hollywood Reporter story included a description of a movie that Jackson supposedly would make with the troika of Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola. +German companies had at least one and sometimes two fewer tiers of hierarchy than the UK ones. One reason why German middle managers tended to identify downwards was that industrial unions encompassed every type and grade of employee. +Four years ago, Ms. Sanchez said, her life had hit bottom. +But I'm going home and die now." The evening began with an award for visual effects to "Innerspace," a fantasy about a test pilot reduced to microscopic size. +"Today I bring you only good news," NASA test director Al Sofge said today. "The launch vehicle is in good shape. +Petrovsky also said the international community should adopt binding principles and rules of behavior. +The nuns also are working on saints' greeting cards and have developed games, quizzes and puzzles for kids. +One factor that encourages poaching is the high value that the public puts on wildlife trophies. +However, de Klerk has told white voters he will not betray them and has affirmed his commitment to segregated residential areas for whites who want them. +Investment fundamentals aside, the move into bonds 18 months ago was not unrelated to the declining free asset ratio of Norwich Union's main life assurance fund. +Beryl Sprinkel, the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, was warning the other day that the Fed's current stance, if maintained for several quarters, would lead to a recession. +Mr Michael Robarts, of Fleming Investment Management, argues that designation not only offers little protection to clients but will also slow down the settlement process, raising costs for everyone and increasing risks. +Crude oil for May delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose 44 cents a barrel to $18.71. +And what is it doing?" he asked. +This will include a clarification of measures to ensure military standstill and military in place. +The opportunities are more available for them now than in the past," Cleveland said. +But the company would save on taxes since interest payments are deductible while dividends are not. +Even the consummate Washington insider sees the depths of the problem. +With regard to the foregoing paragraph, the French delegation considers that where very important interests are at stake the discussion must be continued until unanimous agreement is reached. III. +He later said the large UFO was the "size of two battleships" and appeared to be made by "a very high technology and intelligence." +The three inmates were serving life sentences without possibility for parole and were housed separately in cells in the same prison wing, said Jerrie Clutter, secretary to Warden Jerry Hedrick. +To give but one example, it simply is not true, as Mr. Casey asserts, that "Donovan was soon disillusioned with the Nuremberg trials and quit." +Specifically Chile must conduct a plebiscite sometime during the next eight months to allow voters a chance to say "si" or "no" to eight more years of Pinochet rule. +About $225 million of long-term debt was outstanding at Sept. 30. +The ABA's House of Delegates rejected a similar proposal by nine votes in 1985 and by 24 votes in 1983. +The airline has now made net first-half profits of Dollars 49.5m, against Dollars 2.35m in 1991. +She told reporters she had spoken to Barbara Bush on Monday about AIDS. "She's very informed and very receptive. +Mr. Diamandis, who for more than 20 years was a magazine publisher, is expected to serve as vice chairman of Donnelley, with Mr. Purcell as chairman. +A jury in Detroit ruled that the Eagan, Minn., airline was at fault for a 1987 plane crash that killed 156 people at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, and that the plane's maker was blameless. +Mr. Gauthier said that right after he was fired, he bumped into Mr. Rattigan, who asked how he was doing. +The ALPA said it is buying advertising this weekend in major newspapers in Miami, Atlanta, Washington, Boston and New York to publicize its position and deter other pilots from going to work for Eastern. +"One young man said he was Russian. +Also, independent of any deal with Eastern, American has announced increased service to Monterrey, Cancun and Cozumel, Mexico. +The 1985 Mexico City quake that killed 10,000 measured 8.1 on the Richter scale. +David Beckwith, a spokesman for Vice President Dan Quayle, said Hughes and a former employee met with Quayle twice in the weeks before Quayle moved into the official vice president's residence. +By limiting for the first time how much state parties can spend on elections, it also would effectively stop the use of those organizations by wealthy contributors to funnel gifts in blocks of $100,000 to presidential campaigns. +Mariano Adalem was named presidential adviser on military affairs, replacing retired Maj. Gen. +The equity income funds were up just 2.6%. +The highest monthly figure was 42 demolished or sealed in June 1989. +The main leftist opposition, the PSUM, has abandoned the word "communist" but retains the hammer and sickle in its emblem. +The agreement also limits I.C.H.'s stake in First Executive to no more than 25% until November 1993. +Each person who returns voluntarily receives the equivalent of $50 from the U.N. agency and qualifies for a year's food aid from the Vietnamese government. +Five interpreters spent two days translating the section, which was then sent to Taiwan via facsimile transmission for typesetting using a computer that allows high quality generation of Chinese characters, the paper said. +Sanders said the Forest Service does not plan to ask that any criminal charges be filed. +The deal with Alcoa is the third agreement BFI has reached to get rid of the waste it collects. +However, many companies, even those not facing takeover threats, have been buying their own stock and setting up or expanding employee stock plans recently, in part because of their value as takeover defenses. +The witnesses said there was little the United States could do to break up the oil cartel and that meantime, the simple laws of supply and demand would govern the price of oil. +Cromwell. Remember? Being British, of course, I think we will not make a decision to abolish the monarchy. +The resolution was approved on a 20-to-1 vote with the United States voting against it and six members abstaining. +His first commercial film, "Terminus," won the Golden Lion for best documentary at the 1961 Venice Film Festival. +In the first half of the year, GM announces agreements giving the company manufacturing presences in Hungary, East Germany and the Soviet Union. +The journalists who filed the suit, however, want the Pentagon to be barred from implementing the restrictions in any future wars. +And all five also ranked high in the study of population pressures. +The aide put the final price tag at from $7.5 billion to $8 billion. +Almost three in five companies have cut prices recently, compared with the forecast one in 10. Some 20 per cent plan further reductions. +Assurances Generales de France (AGF), one of its closest competitors, recently sealed its investment in AMB, another German insurer. +Right now, Pat Buchanan seems to be the only one taking an aggressive tone." +"It became the longest runway in the United States for drug smuggling planes," James D. Holt, the sheriff of Martin County, said when the link was opened in December. +Though they worked night and day, they managed to inspect less than 5% of the fruit unloaded off nine freighters. +No warnings were sounded. +He now has to prove that he can campaign. +A portion of the proceeds was intended to finance its previously announced acquisition of Diversified Shelter Group Ltd. and affiliated entities. +The district official, contacted by telephone, said four of the schools burned to the ground while three others and the clinic were damaged. +As much as $81 billion will be needed over the next 21 years to modernize and clean up DOE defense facilities, the report said. +But much of the government's case collapsed after the defense asserted that the documents at issue were available to many others, and prosecutors acknowledged that the GTE unit didn't enjoy an unfair advantage in competing for contracts. +Stocks at producers and the exchange are only sufficient to supply the needs of consumers for six weeks, says Robin Bhar, metals analyst in London for Rudolf Wolff & Co., commodity brokers. +"That was fun that nobody else could have," he said. "We're the only ones who know what it was really like. +Scheduled to go on the block are two acknowledged masterpieces, both carrying estimates of $40 million to $50 million, and even higher expectations. +If Bush had chosen another destination for his first trip, however, it would have touched off a chorus of complaints, Hawes said. +Boris A. Petrov, deputy Communist Party head of the Kalinin region where the accident occurred, said in a telephone interview that two of the 107 people initially hospitalized after the crash had died. +He said the travelers spoke of widespread rumors in Kabul over the weekend that Tanai was planning a coup. +Serious work has yet to begin on most wells because of equipment delays and water-pumping troubles. +At that time, some investors feared the credit-easing move might be inflationary. +Alyssa suffered from biliary atresia, a congenital disorder which would have been fatal if she hadn't undergone a transplant, doctors said. +THE Nikkei index's fall below 20,000 on Monday gave many financial executives a sleepless night as they worked out the impact on their companies. +Ms. Kaufman is a New York free-lance writer who grew up in Detroit. +Butler told Coast Guard officials their boat was attacked and sunk by "several" whales about 1,200 miles southwest of Costa Rica. +He is one of the nearly 600 Albanians who have sought refuge in foreign embassies in Tirana this week in a desperate bid to flee the country. +"We do support our voluntary agreement with the recording industry, which has been in effect since 1985. +The high of 93 at Pittsburgh tied a record that has been on the books since 1885, and the high of 94 at Traverse City, Mich., toppled a record set in 1897. +The battle over VSEL, the Barrow-based submarine maker, is starting to get aggressive. +"Our credit system is breaking down and needs to be fixed," Mr. Bryan said. +If you default on your home improvement loan you can't stop your car from being repossessed as collateral, even though it's the only way you can get to work to make the money to pay off the loan. +The only junta member left out of the proposed pardon was Dimitris Ioannides, who engineered a failed 1974 coup in nearby Cyprus, a disaster that led to the partition of the Mediterranean island and Greece's return to civilian rule. +She originated the role of Mary McGregor in the West End production of "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" and made her film debut in the role. +Secured Data charges clients from less than $50 per month to more than $8,000, depending on the number of tapes and frequency of access. +Their effort to run him out of Washington is an embarrassment to the original purpose of their own movement. +The actual total cost of the relief is estimated at around Pounds 50m. The suggestion of a windfall tax is by definition a one-off tax. It could not replace permanent annual loss of a flow of revenue. +It wanted to keep out competition and keep energy prices high,' said Mr Paul Achleitner of Goldman Sachs, the investment bank advising the Treuhand on the Mibrag deal. Mr Thomas Klante, spokesman for RWE Energie, holds a different view. +Lotus also said it introduced 1-2-3 Release 3.1+, an update of the 3.1 version of its 1-2-3 program. +The recognition process has proved to be a bureaucratic nightmare for the more than 100 tribes that have applied, mostly small tribes from the East and West coasts. +"Gays of the World Unite," says the masthead of Gay Pravda, a newspaper which went to press in the Netherlands this week for distribution among homosexuals in the Soviet Union. +Mr. Arkin said his client wouldn't pursue charges against the government. +Sind province officials met Ishaq Khan at the airport and briefed him on the massacre. +"Obviously, things are going to have to go on hold for many companies." +Even with cooperation from educators, he predicted it would take 10 years to achieve the reform aims outlined at the summit. +Bulletin Group, Economics Division, Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, London EC2R 8AH or selected bookshops. +Accept the U.S.-backed concept of trading land for peace. +When a stock reaches that level and is fairly priced, Mr. Lynch says, he quickly switches into other issues that he sees as undervalued by the market. +Among those ready to bolt the GOP for Dukakis is Jimmy Londis, 64, who came to the United States from Greece 30 years ago and runs the popular Jimmy's Lunch in Troy, known for its French toast. +The United States and Britain continued to keep their embassies open. +That won't help much. +Business slumps have forced layoffs at both Hughes Aircraft Co., which GM bought a year ago for $5.1 billion, and GMF Robotics, GM's factory-automation affiliate. +The bolivar was devalued. +Under the plan, the concept of sovereignty over the islands would give way to ownership by a jointly held business. +Miss Rafko, a registered nurse, used her reign to promote the nursing field. +But the world hadn't known, because, until Izvestia's story, the Soviets had kept the news to themselves. +Assets of money market mutual funds for the week ended March 13 were revised to $471.25 billion, and the increase from the previous week was revised to $3.1 billion. +This concert was part of the City of London Festival, though there was little to alert the audience to the fact. +The Medellin cartel is believed to be responsible for most cocaine shipments to the United States. +Motorists were urged to leave their cars at home. +But it would not be disastrous to rely on what is actually happening. +An autopsy ordered by the Cambria County coroner indicated that Justin's death was caused by a Wilm's tumor that weighed nearly five pounds. +In 1990, it rang up a loss of $243 million, mostly because of bad loans on real estate. +Perez is in Brasil, attending the inauguration of Fernando Collor de Mello. +The director Jack Gold is also much more famous in television. +Rivals are deeply sceptical that the relatively unfamiliar mail-order approach will catch on. But if it wasn't a high-wire act, Waitt wouldn't be having fun - which he patently is. +Some even worry that the area's new commercial potential may lead to the sort of gentrification that could force the old-time residents out. +For its domestic operations, Pemex imported petrochemicals valued at $105.2 billion. +Quality, choice, responsiveness and competition are what the punters have become accustomed to in the private sector. +Each broadcast will also include satellite-fed contributions from "World Monitor TV's" news desks in London, Tokyo and Washington. Hodding Carter III will be the program's regular commentator. +She is active in Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Evart, in northwestern lower Michigan. +One of Mr. Gould's early achievements, he added, was the prominent use of billboards promoting Robinson's commitment to fashion designers. +The four fatalities were all inside the pickup truck that smashed into the rear of the tanker, Stone said. +Ahmad Shah, a 44-year-old engineer with the hardline Ittihad Islami Party who has been named president of the provisional government, said the 14-member cabinet will meet once a week to outline new programs and plans. +Wall Street traders, who have been nervously hanging onto their Koppers shares as one court case after another threatened to upset the takeover, were ecstatic yesterday. +"The issue is whether the arrest violated Olson's Fourth Amendment rights. +Their hope, suspended in time for fifty years of Cold War, has come alive in this new, post-Communist era. +Mr. Devani's story is no ordinary tale of entrepreneurial perseverance. +The legislation did not spell out how to determine the replacement crop value. +The law has been amended twice since. +Which brings us back to current declamations on American racism. +A new radar system that will allow military observers to look over the Earth's horizon and get an earlier warning of enemy aircraft or drug-smuggling planes has been turned over to the Air Force. +This year's NBC-TV telecast of the Miss America Pageant will be presented live from the Atlantic City Convention Center. +Aucoin also is a co-defendant, along with two of his alleged employees _ Steve Bertolino and William G. Condon of Metairie _ and New Orleans businessman Wilson Abraham. +Wakes from the boats were blamed for destabilizing some submerged structures, said Marshall County Civil Defense Director John Martin. +Tens of thousands of Iranians are in Dubai, a port that deals extensively with Iran across the Gulf waters. +University President John Silber helped persuade Bush and Mitterrand to come to the school's urban campus. +The dollar had fallen 13.55 yen in 13 trading days before gaining 0.85 yen on Friday. +The suit, filed by the California Department of Health Services against Safety-Kleen Inc., Elgin, Ill., charges that the hazardous waste recycler committed nearly 100 violations of state and federal environmental laws in California. +Carloadings rose 3% at Union Pacific. Excluding a $575 million after-tax restructuring charge, Union Pacific's net would have risen 5%. +However, he added, the company expects revenue to "grow across the board in our different markets." +Japan is one of the few countries that allows criminal charges of professional negligence in such a case. +But while the build-up of Japanese competitive pressure ahead of the single European market is plainly part of the story, the Japanese producers are not enjoying life either. +That money was meant to strengthen the program, but now officials hope it will be enough to stay even. +America West Airlines has been given a deadline to line up financing commitments for its proposed $415 million purchase of Eastern Airline's lucrative Northeast shuttle or see its offer fail. +Foley filed, and, no small thanks to Lyndon Johnson's landslide, wrested away the 5th District seat which had been held by Republicans for 22 years. +Who said that foreigners can't get ahead in Japanese banks? +But Hillsborough Circuit Judge Susan Bucklew noticed an inconsistency in the report _ while Ms. Brooks was earning her master's in Washington, D.C., she was serving jail time in New York. +Two Indianapolis businessmen have purchased the Seattle Mariners baseball franchise for $76 million. +Federal law prohibits commercial operations in the parks, except in emergencies, Whitney said. +Mr. Muntz saw no grenade thrown and no "long knives." +Mark DeMoss, a Falwell spokesman, said Falwell sent Messner to meet with the Bakkers not long after Bakker resigned, but did not take any specific offer. +The government's chief economic forecasting gauge shook off the October stock market slump to post a 0.9 percent increase in February in a performance which analysts said should lay to rest fears of a 1988 recession. +He found in favor of player Marvin Powell, in a free-agency suit similar to Mr. McNeil's. +"Yes, it is," said Miss King. +Within an hour of opening, six children arrived at the shelters, and Ms. Ellis said four other young boys who showed up at one of the campuses left before entering, apparently because of television cameras nearby. +The legislation also includes $95 million for the On-Site Inspection Agency in fiscal 1990 and fiscal 1991. +Though tagged as a developer, Patten doesn't build things. +"We don't think there's very much merit in those conclusions at all," said Kenneth Leibler, president of the American Stock Exchange. +LIRR said 30,000 rail commuters were affected. +Eli Lilly Co. is crystallizing human growth hormone, which now is used to spur growth in children with certain growth disorders. +Hydro said the effect of the decline was partly offset by lower raw materials prices and higher smelter productivity. +(Not all were great individually, but taken whole the septet was a mythopoeic masterpiece). +Howmet Corp. said it agreed to buy a site in Claremore, Okla., where it will build a second company plant to repair and rebuild engine parts for jets. +"When you do not have emergency lights, you can still raise oil lamps, use the radio or shoot flare guns," he said. +But several traders said the market failed to capitalize on the rate cut as players quickly turned their attention to the U.S. trade report. +Mount Etna has been erupting since Sept. 11. +The government was committed to export-led growth including export-oriented services, he added. +He has held on to his father's retirement pin, and he has nostalgic feelings about this area near the Louisiana border, which is known as the Golden Triangle and is home to more than 40 industrial sites, mostly oil-related. +If these schools cannot tolerate religion, many parents will have another reason to get their children out. +Day One I realised my mistake. +After a hectic car chase through the outskirts of Turin, police arrested a man suspected of armed robbery. +"I'm thrilled, there is justice in this land," Eeles, 43, said afterward. +Two Palestinian factions battled in Beirut slums on Friday, leaving at least 28 people dead and 90 wounded, said police in the Lebanese capital. +Civic Union correctly points out that without an integrated industrial transition strategy, International Monetary Fund-style macro-level adjustment policies create only ruins and not viable 'commercial' entities. +By the mid-1950s, his dealer network stretched from Portland and Los Angeles to Miami and New York and accounted for 250,000 rentals a year. +Brussels is the headquarters of the 16-nation North American Treaty Organization. +They also issued a document promoting civil disobedience, which the white church did not endorse. +Regis Krebs of Beckemeyer, a town of 1,100 located 45 miles east of St. Louis, had pointed his combine toward home when he noticed the fire, which apparently was caused by a spark from the combine's muffler. +Authorities banned an independent rally called for Friday by signatories of the human rights document Charter 77 and four other dissident groups. +Per-share earnings fell to 61 cents in the first half from 82 cents a year ago. +But he said evangelism will not be easy in the Soviet Union, mainly because of a lack of books, facilities and funds. +GEIS was introduced five years ago as part of a programme to wean South Africa from its overdependence on primary commodity exports by offering a wide range of subsidies for the export of manufactured goods. +The federal government, after spending billions to resuscitate the Farm Belt, sees little sense in making it easy for beginning farmers again. +Borans, who rely on honey as an important part of their diet, also hunt for honey when no greater honeyguides are around. +A final dividend of 4.3p makes a forecast 16.8p (18.4p). +One day last week, his store sold five stoves. "We haven't been doing five stoves a month until now," he said. +I could only feel an overwhelming, crushing disappointment. +She was also a senior producer of NBC News' "Main Street," a monthly news hour for teen-agers, which has since been canceled. +He also noted that the journey will end at Tahlequah, Okla., the capital of the Cherokee Nation. +Since his announcement, other European governments have acknowledged similar organizations in their countries. +"The board's responsibility is not to make a moral judgment on Capt. +The Most Rev. Robert Runcie, spiritual leader of the Church of England and the worldwide Anglican communion, said today he had no quarrel with his government's policy of making no deals that would reward the kidnappers. +The permission was sought in relation to incentives/superannuation earned in the period to end-June. Opponents of the motions outvoted supporters at the meeting itself. +"It's all ego," says Philip Garfinkle, executive vice president of Entertainment Data Inc., which analyzes industry statistics. +That's when Salomon will dole out a $130-million deferred compensation pool to the firm's managing directors. +The chapter does not mention slave labor, price controls, exchange controls, prohibitions on private property, or restrictions on emigration. +The system is the biggest lender to the nation's farms. +Some face electoral capital punishment the next time they go to the voters. +In the first five months of 1990, China's industry was increasing production at a rate of less than 2 percent annually. +Airline stocks also generally were higher. +Gesell, meanwhile, refused Walsh's request to make more editing changes in the 300 prosecution exhibits. +Humphreys obtained information that was instrumental in the release of Lenell Geter, an engineer from South Carolina who spent two years in Texas prisons for a robbery before another suspect was identified. +One performer parodied the theme song from the television show "Rawhide." +President Turgut Ozal said Friday that Turkey is on guard against a possible Iraqi attack, but he played down the possibility his country will become a target. +And he said he would return in September with a comprehensive plan to attack the "national menace" of drug abuse. +"There hasn't been any great big fundamental change in the economy in the past two weeks" to justify the market's sharp move, said Ms. Hughes. +Everything is on a manageable, human scale and honesty is taken for granted. +The lending came to HK$33 billion, against which provisions of HK$3.6 billion had been made, representing a provision level of 11%. +Reformers, with nearly 500 committed delegates, represent the strongest faction at the congress, with staunch conservatives numbering less than 100. +Aran shares closed unaltered at 16p. Rosehaugh shivers The arrival of a receiver at Rosehaugh sent shivers through the property market with selected stocks being marked back in nervous trading. +Activity remained light at 384.5 million shares, compared with 412.7 million shares on Thursday. +There have been conflicting reports in recent days about whether the Japanese central bank will reduce its discount rate, which is its fee on loans to financial institutions, in an effort to counter the impact of the weak dollar on Japan's economy. +The awards, which recognize excellence in reporting, were made by the Raymond Clapper Foundation and the Barnet Nover Foundation. Each award also carried a $1,500 cash prize. +Thus, the White House is considering staging a public signing ceremony that will give Mr. Reagan another chance to express his disappointment at the measure. +That fear may owe something to Sandinista campaign strategy of linking the guard to U.S.-supported Contra guerrillas and the opposition coalition. +American Express says it's pleased with the small-business card, but wouldn't divulge the number of its small-business card holders. +No details were available on the size or kind of unit involved. +The tone remained marginally negative, with most traders merely squaring their positions ahead of the advance estimate of gross domestic product in the three months to the end of September. +In a memo written by city Human Resources Administrator William Grinker and Sara L. Kellermann, the commissioner of the city's Department of Mental Health, the two argued that the plan was ill-advised. +The house was built in 1896 for Mrs Gerard Streatfield, in whose family it stayed for nearly 70 years. The 21-acre grounds include a fine terraced western hillside designed by Jekyll; the dry stone walls are planted with sedums and campanulas. +Many City economists have now come round to the Bank of England's more relaxed view on inflation. +In New Jersey, where AT&T is based, 139 jobs would be cut. +Why, then, Mr. Maksoud, are all the various Arab factions killing each other in Beirut if indeed there is an effective Lebanese army? +That a new breed of innovative retailers has entered the marketplace, intent on attracting customers to quality goods at lower prices, is precisely the secret of American competitive success. +This weakness has already caused a substantial decline in the size of the deposit insurance fund administered by the FDIC. +Pravda ran the censored letters under the banner headline "Letters From Florida" and undoubtedly expected big propaganda points as a result. +While few companies offer long-term care as such, many have increased benefits for home health care and hospices. +The United States is assessed more than $200 million every year by the United Nations _ about a quarter of the regular budget of $800 million. +Three yuppie couples travel to the hill country for a bit of rest and relaxation. +The panel said it was generally pleased with Westinghouse's program for training reactor operators, but the training was "missing coverage of reactors fundamentals" that are always included in training for commercial nuclear plants. +'Local staff have their own budgets and can take their own decisions. +His last major public appearance was in October 1987, when Presser spoke to the AFL-CIO biennial convention. +In addition, Barton's Mr. Mazzoni says discussions are under way with Corona's Mexican brewer about new product and package extensions. +After 30 years of grace the locusts are back, cutting a swath from the desert to the rich agricultural lands of North Africa and, possibly, beyond. +Farrell created the sculpture. +"If you ask me what is the Achilles heel of this program, I think it is refrigeration and existing equipment. +The father was released that night. +"If the public investment in Sematech is not followed by an increase in the competitive strength of U.S. chipmakers and their suppliers, Sematech as a public policy will not have been successful," the study said. +It is a sensitive, unfussed and traditional recension by Maina Gielgud. +More important is the fact that Mr. Milken possessed no advance, insider information about the merger, as the government's own investigation demonstrated. +A longer version of this appears in the Journal of Democracy's summer issue. +Confessions made without an attorney present are admissible in Mexico, although the accused are permitted to recant them in court later. +William W. Hamilton Jr., director of Planned Parenthood's Washington office, says Mr. Robertson is making projections when "you can't tell what's going to happen 10 years out." +NYSE leaders called member firms and specialists to ensure they had adequate capital should the market collapse. +A. Gray Collins, 55, who has been executive vice president for external affairs, becomes vice president for corporate relations. +Presley's estate has filed similar lawsuits in other concert locations and settled most of them out of court, Brickman said. +Lorimar retains the right to walk away if the merger doesn't bring its stockholders at least $15 per share, which means Warner's stock price must average $36 per share. +In early 1985, a dollar could be exchanged for more than 250 Japanese yen. +In Italy, rainfall from Jan. 1 to July 20 this year was nearly 40 percent below the average of the last 30 years, according to a Weather Bureau spokesman, Lt. +The passengers were traveling to Nakhon Ratchasima province to celebrate the Thai new year when the bus crashed Wednesday in Manorom district in Chainat, 120 miles north of Bangkok, Pichet said. +The releases are viewed as tacit acknowledgement by the government of the ANC's influence and popularity. +He said he hoped that the loans would be agreed in the next fortnight and insisted that a levy on farmers was 'very remote'. +Do you think that the relations with Mexico are going to be damaged now that Mexico is asking for the extradition or the return of Dr. Alvarez Machain? A: No. +While public centers struggle, privately operated treatment facilities have beds to spare. +Contract talks between American and its union, the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, broke off in March, triggering a 30-day cooling-off period that expired April 25. +As chief executive of the state of Massachusetts he has steadfastly refused to permit the critical warning and communication facility _ the Ground Wave Emergency Network (GWEN) _ to be built in his state, leaving a serious gap in our nation's defense. +High winds killed some early bloom on the trees, he added, but that won't affect orange production. +At the hearing, Criminal Court Judge Michael Nadel denied a motion from Sharpton's lawyer to dismiss charges, despite a threat that the group would refuse to leave the room unless he granted it. +Three teen-agers have been convicted of manslaughter in the case, and seven other defendants face trial on lesser charges. +It sounds good in theory but is difficult in practice because growth consumes resources almost by definition. +"And to see all the wonderful people in this world _ I've been over to the Soviet Union and met the people over there, and they're just as nice as the people here in the United States, and that's true of the people in Iran and Israel and everywhere. +He pointedly did not rule out military action. +Burton forecast an unchanged interim dividend of 1p. +THE receivers running Mowat, the property and leisure company that collapsed earlier this week, said yesterday that nearly all the 58,000 holidays booked with the group were secure. +Ownership appears related to living in a house rather than an apartment. +For the first nine months of the 1989 fiscal year, the company earned of $264,000, or 11 cents a share, on sales of $5.9 million. +The biggest fan in the Souter family is the judge's mother, who will be 83 this week. +Perhaps he is disappointed that he never wrote the "big book" of conservative ideas that he once planned, but if so, he should not be. +Witnesses said about 100 East German police scuffled with about 50 would-be emigres in front of the U.S. Embassy, preventing their entry. +But also, some of Mr. Nishi's theories have fallen flat in practice. +Saab Automobile lost $430 million last year. +I don't think people wanted to hear from me what I had to say about Bush," he said. +Kim said the flow had no direct path toward the ocean without cutting through populated areas. +In 1989, U.S. trans-Pacific trade totaled $297 billion, compared with total trade of $207 billion with Europe, according to a State Department official. +Party leaders, including Takeshita and his predecessor, Yasuhiro Nakasone, took Recruit money and Takeshita admitting to accepting the equivalent of $1.1 million in various forms. +The liability cannot be enforced against the individual either if he remains overseas. No legal responsibility can be accepted by the Financial Times for the answers given in these columns. +Spokesman Jacques Lachapelle told a Montreal news conference the commission is considering suing the police for blocking the flow of food into the settlement. +Contract talks between the union and the nation's Big Three automakers _ General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler _ begin next summer. +A few thousand probably will get to move into the homes in Thabong when they are completed. +Only the ozone alarm can do that. +Only 2 percent of unionized Eastern pilots have crossed picket lines, he said. +White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the president used the occasion to thank those lawmakers who had removed a provision from the bill that would have authorized expansion of federal Medicaid payments for abortions. +Similarly, the assumptions on which the big retailers have been operating no longer hold. +The amoral Mrs. Begbick and her band of law-breaking opportunists establish Mahoganny, a town of fantasy where they plan to bilk the bored but well-heeled. +A major hurdle, however, is convincing consumers that pre-cut fruits and vegetables are as fresh as those they can choose themselves from the produce bin. +We don't have to do nothin' but bring the rig man a dirty needle for a clean one and the cops don't bother us. +The Feb. 1-3 trip was timed so that Quayle can attend the presidential inaguration of Venezuela's Carlos Andres Perez on Feb. 2. +"Things are gradually getting better," said Emanuel Goldman, a beverage analyst with PaineWebber Inc. in San Francisco. +Advancing issues outnumbered decliners by about 7 to 4 on the NYSE, with 941 stocks up, 564 down and 488 unchanged. +The FPO piled up ever bigger scores in three regional elections last autumn, culminating in Vienna in November where it took 23 per cent of the vote and displaced the OVP as the runner up. But this year does not look so bright for Mr Haider. +Pounds 510; Monks Partnership European Company Car Survey 1992, from Monks Partnership, Debden Green, Saffron Walden, Essex CB11 3LX. +The equivalent of a Cray supercomputer, with a video screen, will eventually sit in your living room. +Researchers reason that by flooding the bloodstream with copies of CD4, the virus will mistakenly attack these decoys and miss the blood cells. +Western diplomats said they hope the Soviet Union will use the new resolution as the pretext for withdrawing its advisors in Iraq. +In response to the department's moves toward mandatory reporting, 13 airlines on Monday offered to file voluntary monthly reports detailing on-time performance, flight cancellations and lost baggage. +But most securities firms were brimming with profits after six months of soaring stock values and a five-year-old global bull market for equities. +As a result, Morgan Stanley stepped up its focus on cyclical companies, often telling corporate executives that it could raise more money for them at higher prices than other Wall Street firms could. +Press reports suggested the intended victim may have been a judge who drove past shortly afterward. +The Supreme Court's tie vote upheld a lower court ruling that the airline may not cancel the check-off provision unless it is agreed to in negotiations with the workers. +New York air traffic controllers declared a fuel emergency aboard an Avianca jet from Colombia after the pilot said he only had 15 minutes of fuel, a Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman said Wednesday. +"We're both old faces, and why not get some new faces?" +It is unclear whether the government will legalize all of the new opposition groups. +In this campaign, Gonzalez and other Socialist leaders maintain that opposition parties have failed to come up with serious platforms and alternatives. +They must buy furniture, houses, cars, children's clothing and such with money that otherwise might have been put into savings. +The New Democrats would bring the troops home and cancel Mulroney's $6.5 billion plan to acquire Canada's first fleet of nuclear-powered submarines. +'With the exception of a negligible growth in the second quarter of 1992, manufacturers have not seen growth since the beginning of 1990 and are still forecasting further decline as we start 1993,' the report said. +"We see a real future in the magazine category, and we are adding more magazines and building this group," says Martin Singerman, president and chief executive officer of the company's News America publishing unit. +Both men will also serve on the company board, increasing the number of directors to six from four. +Operating profit rose 27 per cent to Pounds 2.67m, on sales of Pounds 13.5m, up 18 per cent. Mr Thompson said the group's new nitrogen generators were attracting 'tremendous' interest. +Most of Drexel's multibillion-dollar U.S. Treasury securities portfolio was sold by Thursday, Drexel officials said. +'The fight for just relations with Europe must continue, but there should not be a south-south fight. +Alachua County is eager to get back to its normal self, a place where people come to study, to raise cattle or perhaps to be healed at famous hospitals. +We decry it." "Riot would be unfortunate," says Jean McGuire, executive director of the AIDS Action Counsel, a Washington-based lobbying group. +"They invested in options and a horse farm and other things," said Barry D. Goldman, the assistant U.S. attorney who prosecuted the case. +"Unfortunately, the SAW program as enacted by Congress is highly vulnerable to fraud," said Perry Rivkind, INS district director. "Most immigration officials and employees are hard-working, honest people. +He did not name the third country allegedly involved but said the sugar "was brought into Mozambique by a country in which the Pretoria regime operates freely." Tambo did not say if any ANC officials had been poisoned. +The objections came yesterday as a Senate agriculture credit subcommittee began its own work on a farm credit bill containing a similar "Farmer Mac" provision. +His successor, 53-year-old Bruce Hackett, is a disciplined manager but doesn't wield great weight around the firm. +He said it should be ready for signing in September. +The IRS also has been burned by bad publicity in the past. +There's market talk that a sizable Freddie Mac Remic backed by Freddie Mac 10% bonds may soon be priced. +The yield on the Treasury's 30-year bond held at 8.45%. +Many such cities were poorly built, but the new residents of Slavutich expect their city to be different. +Elaborate paper transactions are another favorite tactic for hiding budgetary effects. +"There is an atmosphere of distrust throughout the ministry," says Mr. Miranda, who now gives French lessons here. +Unlike macroeconomics, which has many mysteries, it is no big problem for economists to design tax systems that lessen the distortions against investment. +Sri Lanka's ruling party won an overwhelming victory in local council elections, and President Premadasa said the results were a vote of confidence for his embattled government. +Not that fund shareholders are complaining. +So I'm assuming that the Reagan foundation indeed is serious. +In 1913, the U.S. Parcel Post system went into operation. +Moreover, the client would avoid a loss. +The Massachusetts governor spent four days campaigning in Ohio and Indiana, but figured only a two-day swing through next week's primary states in West Virginia and Nebraska would be sufficient to move them into his column. +The case of Victor Louis's liver is one symptom of the massive ailment afflicting Britain's National Health Service. +The suit alleges that Inde hid his participation in war crimes when he came to the United States 1949 and applied for naturalization. +Based on a forgotten scenario by William Faulkner, one of de Gaulle's most fervent admirers, director Denys Granier-Deferre has made a TV movie recounting the war years. +Worries about the election outcome held volume down on the Tokyo Stock Exchange most of last week, and have been cited as a major factor behind the market's weakness since the start of the year. +Consider an example of a so-called crack spread. +"If you translate the same number to Bolar, you're looking for a very big number," even allocating only half of it, Mr. Shah says. +The plant employs 550 people. +Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc. will plead guilty to federal charges that it intentionally dumped hazardous waste into sewers near its fruit-processing plant in an eastern Massachusetts town, authorities said Tuesday. +"Investment bankers are rumored to work 24 hours a day, seven days a week and 52 weeks out of the year," he says. +Today, airports are struggling to handle the vast throngs of the deregulated Jet Age. +Foley and other Democrats have contended that lowering the capital gains tax would hurt the Treasury and help the wealthy. Bush argues it would stimulate economic growth and thus be a net money-raiser, not a loser, for the Treasury. +Inventors can be cantankerous, suspicious and overzealous, often possessed of a highly inflated view of the value and market-readiness of their ideas. +Never before has a leader here been so maligned. +Much to the relief of Austrian stockbrokers, bankers and the business community, the ceasefire in neighbouring Yugoslavia is providing an incentive for foreign investors to return to the Vienna stock exchange. +Christian army units and Moslem militiamen clashed Monday in heavy artillery duels across Beirut, and police said one person was injured. +But some guide-posts were available. +Pathmark's Premium All Purpose Cleaner seemed to have all the elements of the perfect store brand. +The other aliens were turned over to the U.S. Border Patrol for deportation. +The court, without comment, left intact a ruling that only the federal government may regulate airline ads. +But when did our Mr W ever care about realism? +The government must return millions of dollars of Manuel Noriega's assets unless it can prove he obtained them illegally, a federal judge has ruled. +More than you might think. +Angus McEachran, editor of the Press, said he had received no communication from the Guild or the NLRB. +The Unionists held the second-largest number of ministerial and parliamentary seats after Mahdi's Umma Party. +In a Moscow dinner speech honoring Mubarak, Gorbachev denounced settling Jewish immigrants among the 1.7 million Palestinians living in the West Bank and Gaza as "anti-Soviet." +The audit, dated Jan. 19, was obtained under the Freedom of Information Act. +BZW also lowered its estimates for Blue Circle, finally 3 firmer at 210p. With recriminations still flying over the collapse of talks to sell its catering division, Forte remained friendless. +He saw himself as part of the political process, helping the politicians and the public to communicate with each other. +Draw up specified time periods in which claims should be paid, and maintain and disclose complaint information by company and line of insurance. +Dealers said there was little turnover as most market participants squared their positions ahead of Thursday's U.S. trade report and the Washington meeting of the Group of Seven major industrial nations this week. +Liposome Co. rose 2 7/8 to 19 3/8 after receiving a patent for the use of non-liposomal forms of lipids in buffering patients from the toxicity of certain drugs. +But if The Three Graces is saved, some of the kudos will rub off on Dorrell as well. +I'd been singing rhythm 'n' blues. +The prince said his son would take his place at peace talks between the guerrillas and the Vietnam-backed Phnom Penh government that are scheduled to open July 25 in Jakarta. +But ABA officials said the 11th-hour lobbying came only after the Justice Department refused for more than a year to discuss the issues. +Red Adair Co. firefighters have only one of their so-called Athey Wagons on location, said Richard Hatteburg, an official with that Houston company. +Mr. Kassar, who owns 56% stake in Carolco, lives in a heavily guarded Beverly Hills mansion, gets a salary of $1.5 million and travels the world in a Carolco jet. +Many observers feel that if not quite pro-western, the council as a whole is well acquainted with the west. +Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine, said in Washington today, "I wouldn't get too worked up about a district court ruling. +An opposition alliance in Egypt said hundreds of its members had been arrested as the country's voters prepared for today's parliamentary elections, which are expected to be won by President Mubarak's party. +"Push on one side and a bulge will come out on the other." +Instead, there was late buying in New York and London futures markets, and crude for January delivery settled 25 cents higher at $20.76 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +Lee said he believes there are thousands of pits and tanks covered with an oily film in his region of Texas alone, and "I have reason to believe there are at least as many pits per area of oil production in other parts of Texas. +Military manpower advanced 5 percent in Europe over 1970-87, compared with a 31 percent decline in the United States, according to the European figures. +Now landfill workers say they will miss the porkers. +Avi Pazner, a spokesman for Shamir, was asked about the report and replied: "We know nothing about this." In a related development Sunday, Egypt criticized Israel on new settlements in occupied Arab territories. +There is no direct mention of Mr. Navellier's dispute with Insight Capital Management. +"Everything was in the Lord's hands," he said. +Escrow accounts are kept by lending institutions to make payments for property taxes, insurance and other items which borrowers must pay. +But theft victims in El Paso are less likely than residents of other areas to recover their stolen cars, primarily because they disappear over the border, police said. +Poles, meanwhile, braced for higher food costs under Warsaw's plan to end price controls today. +It was a fairly small fire," the spokeswoman said. +Unlike a regular mutual fund, shares of the MFS fund are listed on the New York Stock Exchange and must be bought and sold just like any other stock. +The good news for Labor is that it feels better about its leadership. +The GOP's Dole finished first in both states. +"I think it was probably our most popular design," said John Fay, whose Atlantic Screen Print Co. is putting out a winter version that shows Bush on cross-country skis. +The Big Red used it to pass for a touchdown as the gun sounded, and the extra point made the score 7-3. There was some confusion afterward about what had happened, but everyone went home believing Cornell had won. +It said the meeting is a continuation of conciliatory talks that started between Mubarak and Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi at last week's Arab League summit at Casablanca, Morocco. +Although disclosures of fraud and corruption in the Food and Drug Administration's generic drug division have tainted the agency's reputation and cast doubts about the industry, many say concerns about the safety of generic drugs are overblown. +"Ed is so steeped in history and tradition," said one person familiar with the situation. +Many migrant children never catch up in school, so they drop out. +"She recognizes that we've got to work hard to open markets around the world on the one hand," Mr. Robinson said. +Judge Zobel withdrew from the case in June after her mother-in-law died, leaving an estate that included 2,250 shares of Kodak. +In the countryside, some peasants live in huts of baked mud and straw and go without electricity. +Sears, Roebuck and Co. may announce this week where it plans to move its Merchandise Group, and some employees say the company's actions suggest it has picked a site out of state, a newspaper reported today. +A father in another home 65 miles away copes with the devastating news he had a daughter he will never meet. +A 3-week-old son he has never seen will be waiting for Nabil Seyam when he gets back to Wichita this week after more than two months trapped in Iraqi-occupied Kuwait. +"We've certainly been in the dark." +They took turns reading from the chapter, in which Emma asks picnic participants to say either one brilliant thing, two moderately amusing things, or three dull things. +The other is Edward E. Hood, who is 60. +He said the dividend would be payable June 11 to shareholders of record as of May 21. +Xerox said it would release its first quarter results toward the end of April. +Ross Anderson, 42, of The Seattle Times, for national reporting. +It's been 42 years since I left," she said. +Richard D. Pearson, AMR vice president, operations administration, will be AirCal's interim chairman and chief executive until the West Coast airline is integrated into American. +He concluded that 24 states may end up losing more than $1 billion in the bailout, led by New York, where the net cost could be between $13.5 billion and $17.3 billion. +The official quoted Nakayama as reiterating the Japanese position that these trade issues would be discussed, but not under the cloud of threatened U.S. sanctions. +Radon is a radioactive gas emitted in some degree by all soils. It quickly decays into other substances, but its decay products are also radioactive and can lodge in the lung, irradiating the tissue for a lifetime. +Chemical Asia Ltd., which is part of Chemical New York Corp. and which is arranging the loan for Hyundai Canada, said the facility carried an annual interest rate of 0.25 percentage point above the London interbank-offered rate. +Mr. Gonring said the company expects to complete its financial restructuring by year-end, but he declined to be more specific. +So, for example, Lotus 1-2-3 selling for Dollars 495 in the US, costs Dollars 752 in the UK, Dollars 821 in Germany and Dollars 1006 in France. 'It is not just mass-market pc software' the magazine observed. +The Greek Olympic Committee said its decision is "the minimum expression of disapproval" of Atlanta's winning the bidding to host the 1996 Games, denounced by the Greek press as greed, money and commercialism defeating Olympic ideals. +"It's a double-edged sword though, because it is also the most contagious kind of hepatitis." +Michigan General Corp. and its financially troubled Diamond Lumber chain of home-building stores filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code. +He said he expects a conference committee comprising members of both the House and Senate to bring the measures together. +We are quite happy with the partnership. +The dispute was the subject of a front-page story in The Wall Street Journal in October. +Pending indictment, all four men face a federal complaint of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute. +Israeli sources who spoke on condition of anonymity said Israeli soldiers and South Lebanon Army fighters continued to search the area hours after the clash. +Mr Ayzderdis was chairman of a little-known bank called MDK before he was elected to parliament. +Traditionally, top posts in Czechoslovakia have been divided between Czechs and Slovaks. +Other elements of the year's budget clash should sound familiar. +"We have always told them to warn us before if they have a problem, and we would find another city," Pyle said. "They always said, `No problem."' Stansbury has an unlisted telephone number and could not be reached this morning. +Bush denies the allegations. +Siemens had already plunged 57 marks, or 7.7%, when the first news of the income decline leaked out early last week, but it recovered 10 marks Thursday and Friday. +The phrase refers to the date and place where Ramirez made his controversial comment. +B.J. Isaacson-Jones of Reproductive Health Services and Andrew Puzder, a longtime leader in Missouri's anti-abortion movement, have discussed over the past eight months letting an anti-abortion counselor work at the clinic. +Mayor said the new communications program will be submitted to the governing Executive Board, which meets next week to plan for the 1990s. +Mr Balladur said he would accelerate rebates of value added tax to companies if they create jobs or take on more apprentices. +The claim includes demands for changes in the settlement date. +They say that Mr. Milken didn't have to bribe money managers to purchase the risky securities; these securities, they say, were valuable and highly profitable. +Frederick D. Pettit was named managing director and chief operating officer of the private-banking group of this firm, a newly created position. +Seagull Energy Corp. of Houston is expected to complete a $201 million purchase of oil and gas properties later this month. +The two Amtrak locomotives and a baggage car were destroyed in the collision. +The grandiosity of the kid's reply took the wind out of me, so I didn't remind him of what finally happened to the real Roman Empire. +There was just one Japanese restaurant in Manhattan. +Mr. Buchanan didn't understand that the squabbling could damage the organization, people close to him say. +The two sides already have agreed to several major elements of a futures-market plan in the Senate. +While the study does not claim that the changes are due to the greenhouse effect, the group's leader, D.W. Schindler, said the changes could be a preview of what is to come if the Earth does warm up. +"The dollar has become less attractive because of growing pessimism over the U.S. economic performance," said a Mitsubishi Bank dealer, speaking on condition of anonymity. +It specifies stringent standards to its suppliers, many of which it has been dealing with for decades. At the same time, by buying early in large quantities, it can get very good prices. +Analysts estimated the gains could total $300 million. +Visitors to a factory or school are told how Kim stood on a nearby hill to order it built, then provided "on-the-spot guidance" now and then. +Fitzwater was referring to the appointment of Arkady Maslennikov, 58, as Gorbachev's chief spokesman. +Hong Kong's trade deficit widened sharply in March, to the equivalent of $305.2 million from $134.4 million a year earlier, the government said. +They stressed that their work should be evaluated in the context of their democratic society. +CEOs also placed more importance than subordinates on employee productivity and employee satisfaction. +This week he gave a ringing affirmation to the arm's length principle. +But, looking at the actor's astonishing box-office record, Cannon figured if anyone could create a phenomenon, he could. +"The actions requested in the agreement (with the Federal Reserve bank) are consistent with, and complement, our own efforts to strengthen Midlantic," Mr. Scheuring said in a statement. +Ambassadorial nominee Donald Gregg, under intense questioning by Senate Democrats, did not waver Thursday from his insistence that he didn't know at the time about Oliver L. North's secret efforts to resupply Nicaraguan rebels. +But he said Israel may pursue an action seeking damages against St. Martin's. +Shot once, found in the house. +In the process, Baker bypassed the United Nations. +THERE are about 30 cities in China with more than 1m inhabitants; several forming the focus of conurbations which are home to up to 15m people. +So now what is called for is an imaginative choice of chairman. Among those already on the board, one obvious candidate would be deputy chairman Herschel Post, an American so anglicised that a fellow board member had no idea Post was not English. +Chikane demanded that the South African government reassert jurisdiction over the community, restore the demolished homes and compensate for damages. +It was at this point that the connectors group, which makes pipe fittings and other products, got interested in Hildburghausen. +In remarks delivered Saturday and published yesterday in Poland's major newspapers, Jaruzelski also declared full support for Soviet leader Gorbachev's campaign for political and economic changes. +He knows he's guilty. +Dukakis blamed Reagan administration policies he said fueled prosperity in some regions but ingored and exacerbated economic distress in others. +"The third quarter was nasty. +Police posted near the station saw a group of Sikhs running from the train into wheat fields but were unable to catch them, Gupta said in an interview. +"When the audit rate was 4% or 5% the word filtered around that the chances of getting audited weren't that great. +Some members of the Long family who were contacted refused to comment; others couldn't be reached. +They are the first step, preceding the ordering of equipment, the letting of construction contracts and actual spending. +Alberto Rispoli, secretary-general of La Scala, said it was "a miracle" the company was able to stage all its performances during the Oct. 2-Nov. +"Even if you increase the faucet flow, if you don't close the drain, you won't get an erection." +If the ANC is having trouble managing its relatively small exile movement, how will it be able to run South Africa? +There he was a winner, with 11 votes to Dole's 6. +"If we can get elected this way, literally we're free," he says. +Dr Roger Penn, one of the authors of the report, criticised the 'lack of effective training'. The report's recommendations include: Greater investment in training management. +At least 64 people died nationwide since Thursday, bringing to 748 the nationwide death toll from floods that began with the monsoon rains in June, newspapers reported today. +Washington recently has seemed pleased with Japan's economic efforts, particularly a six trillion-yen ($42 billion) stimulative package unveiled in May. +According to the last census, for example, dropout rates in the region averaged 25 percent, compared with 20 percent nationally, and ran more than 40 percent in seven Delta counties. +And he said children born to Americans living abroad are often denied U.S. citizenship in their own right. +A new television series is helping change that. +Brokers expect profits for the second quarter to be around Fl 25m against a loss of Fl 30m in the second quarter of 1993. +Barcelona started out with a very rich architectural base, its restored Gothic quarter ("barrio gotico") and cathedral, its Parisian boulevards and its Catalan "art-nouveau" houses by Antonio Gaudi and his followers. +Wedtech has advised the stock exchange that it hasn't been able to transfer its securities to another market, the Big Board said. +"The only utility for that radar was to monitor Nicaragua," McCall said. +But baseball's legal battery is now criticized by some owners, and some lawyers familiar with events, for largely letting events roll along. +In the manner of the old Jack Benny shows he spoofs television and frequently talks directly to the audience. +Indonesia's Foreign Minister Ali Alatas, a main organizer of past Cambodian peace talks, met Wednesday in Bangkok with leaders of the three guerrilla groups to try to revive the peace process but gave no indication of progress. +Freed hostage Frank Reed pronounced himself in good health Saturday, saying "I'm beautiful, I'm OK." +"No one told them what was happening," the colleague said. +It was followed by a European Community decision to refuse Iraqi orders to close embassies in Kuwait and a veiled threat that Iraqi embassies in Europe could also be shut. +The Federal Reserve poured reserves into the banking system immediately after the Oct. 19 stock market crash and won praise from almost everyone for its action. +Steve Kux, 41, was listed in fair condition at Queen's Medical Center with broken bones and cuts. +Final pricing information as received from each of the underwriters is as follows: $200 million of notes purchased by a Merrill Lynch Capital Markets group. +But American observers said that the opposition candidate, Guillermo Endara, actually won and the vote fraud that was taking place was all too obvious, thus causing Noriega to call off the farce. +Edson was indicted on two counts of obstruction of justice and two counts of failure to report child abuse. +The most dangerous moment of the flight, Golovanov wrote, came when Armstrong took manual control of the module for the final descent. +The average tuition increase at state colleges was 7 percent this fall, according to a College Board survey. +In the Cotswolds, you can choose between dozens of 18th century tables; Regency bookcases; Gothic chests; country dressers; and decorative clocks, pots, and pewter. +A key recommendation of the task force is that banks report suspicions, either to the police or to specialist bodies in some countries, such as the Tracfin unit in the French Finance Ministry. +For high-school dropouts or underprivileged youths, being a courier is one of the best shots at a first job. +The move to raise senators' salaries was spurred largely by a disparity in pay between the Senate and the House. Currently, the base annual pay of senators is $101,900, compared with $125,100 for House members. +You're buying enormous lifetime protection," says Judy Schub, a lobbyist for the AARP. +Salomon has upset some bond managers by this month including Italy in its world index, because some doubt whether Italian debt can any longer be regarded as of high quality. The use of equity indices can be controversial, too. +"We could easily come in third and yet have the best Olympic team we've ever had," says Mike Moran, a spokesman for the U.S. Olympic Committee. +"We can't afford to become a nation of video arcades, drive-in banks and McDonald's hamburger stands," warns Chrysler Corp. chairman Lee Iacocca. +Whatever the outcome of probes by the ethics panel and the House Banking Committee, the political jeopardy for Riegle is obvious. +The SEC is pondering the step as the political heat over the issue has reached searing levels. +The other 20, ranging from 3 pounds to 8 pounds, occupy a pond in his basement. +A spot check of the residents showed that most were opposed to temporary removal but would accept permanent relocation if the government would help pay for it. +Roh has introduced broad reforms since he took office in February. +And Arizona earlier this year formed a data base of craftsmen schooled in the art of restoring intricate Spanish facades on adobe structures, among other detail work. +Consumer spending is watched closely as a barometer of economic health because it accounts for about two-thirds of the nation's economic activity. +At a meeting in Moscow Thursday, the seven-nation Warsaw Pact said it needed to transform itself into a political body and sought "constructive cooperation" with the 16-member Western alliance. +Soviet authorities sometimes dealt with troublesome dissidents by expelling them from the country. +Cherif subsequently bought and sold stock in four companies, making $230,000 for himself and several thousand dollars for relatives and friends, prosecutors said. +We teach people to drive well, and to observe speed limits, but that doesn't mean we always obey them. +The suit accused the Commerce Department of using "unlawful" methods in determining what anti-dumping duties to impose on a Chinese lug-nut competitor. +The St. Augustine Humane Society helped catch others, but they relocated them too close, enabling some to return. +The record amount to be invested by the Daiwa fund surpasses the $2 billion MFS Intermediate Income Trust, the largest comparable U.S. fund, according to Thomas J. Herzfeld, a specialist in mutual funds. +Other members of the pioneering 1953 British expedition also returned to the base camp at the Pen-y-Gwryd Hotel in the Snowdonia mountains in north Wales. +Daedalus landed safely but his son Icarus flew too close to the sun. +The prisoner release is seen as a gesture by Tehran to end more than a decade of acrimony with Cairo. +But Mexico decided this month that his was a political case not covered by the extradition treaty between the two countries. +Awan and the other defendants maintain their innocence. +Whatever the outcome, municipal-finance specialists say Bridgeport's plight is widespread and underscores the growing risks and complexities of investing in the $840 billion municipal bond market. +The Democrats are fielding a number of strong women candidates for open seats and against incumbents. +Governments will be urged to maintain prudent policies to secure steady growth with low inflation. Wednesday: Britain's trade with countries outside the European Union is expected to show some improvement in November. +A top State Department official met Thursday with China's ambassador amid reports that China has helped Libya develop chemical weapons. +Each year, Sheik Jaber al-Ahmed al-Sabah, like leaders in the rest of the conservative countries on the Arabian Peninsula, marks Eid al-Adha by receiving long lines of well-wishes at his palace. +But "far more (women) are working casual and parttime" than expected, and probably average six to eight weeks, notes Anne Watts, the bank's equal-opportunities manager. +"The city is woefully behind on the treatment end of the equation, and the commander in chief has not been in charge," Chatman said. +Firms are already labouring under real interest rates of around 4 5 per cent, even though nominal rates are at an all-time low. Worst of all is the spectre of real debt inflation - the real value of companies and individuals' debt is rising. +London is where George III operated and, if you believe what they told you in the sixth grade, gave the orders oppressing the American colonists until they threw him overboard along with the tea and formed these United States. +Prepare to shell out 80 beaks, plus materials. +"Businesses apparently decided that the market crash would not affect them because they were depending on an export boom this year, not increased domestic demand," said Michael Evans, head of a Washington forecasting firm. +Burns also said the cost of the parts were estimated prices and final amounts will be negotiated. +The leading cause of accidental deaths continued to be mishaps involving cars, trucks and other vehicles. +The group didn't elaborate. +But a gossip column with rules struck some readers as ridiculous. +The highest rate in the second quarter was in the San Francisco Home Loan Bank district, where the cost of funds jumped to 8.75% from 8.09% in the first quarter. +Tokyo prosecutors pursuing Japan's largest tax-evasion case arrested two businessmen on suspicion of dodging 5.74 billion yen ($44.5 million) in taxes on income allegedly raised through fraudulent sales of golf club memberships. +Many Hill Samuel executives don't want to participate in TSB's plan to concentrate the bank's corporate-finance activities on small and medium-sized U.K. companies. +The Soviets use small Soyuz capsules to transport cosmonauts to and from the space station. +Work would begin around January 1989. +All accepted bids were at 8.275%. +The dollar closed in Tokyo at 125.68 Japanese yen, up from 125.35 yen at Wednesday's close. +But Republicans say they are making inroads. +They add volume.' The CME said only that it co-operated with the CFTC. +Unfortunately, as many new owners are discovering, Dalmatians can be unruly. +Dismantling the Green Line would be the first step toward the creation of a militia-free "Greater Beirut" extending 22 miles along the Mediterranean coast and covering the capital's nearby suburbs at the foothills of the central mountains. +The Rev. Robert Culp, Bernard Culp's brother, told supporters the ministers' lawyers would seek a preliminary injunction to shut down the city's Community Development Department. +It is electric and one can see immediately why dissident Russians so admired the play. +Authorities said they didn't know how much the coins were worth. +In 1987, Wood estimated his net worth at up to $46 million. +Justice Scalia, who declined to be interviewed for this article, does seem to do more exchanging than most of his colleagues. +UNITA is not party to the cease-fire and says it will keep fighting until power-sharing talks take place. +The kingdom's production has dipped below four million barrels a day this month, nonetheless, and Saudi Arabia had been expected to broaden efforts to hold sales. +"When carriage horses were of yore 100 years ago, Manhattan was an oasis. +And how many times have you been married?' +Evans was on the road campaigning Wednesday night, and couldn't be reached immediately for comment on Cuomo's decision. +The sale is part of Wimpey's plan to shed noncore assets to reduce its own debt, which totaled #372 million at June 30. +The 45-year-old Deleware Democrat was "progressing satisfactorily" this morning and was "as comfortable as possible," hospital spokesman Pete Esker said. +Men who want to attend the church phone ahead for an interview with Mrs. Tracy, who decides whether to accept them. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Chrysler closed at $36.25, up $2.25. +That is higher than in onshore fields in many parts of the world, but low enough to ensure that the UK continues to attract the interest of international oil companies. +Lawyers familiar with EC law said GC&C would have to answer the EC complaint or risk facing stiff penalties. +With financial liquidity "arguably low" now, she said, she advises against too much exposure to OTC stocks. +A major element in their case is an affidavit submitted by P.T. Williams, a TWA pilot who in May 1977 was flying a Boeing 727 as part of a proficiency check. +He was the music director for a Soviet radio station in Moscow from 1931-37, and conducted soloist Sergei Prokofiev, the Russian composer, pianist and conductor. +The demise of the time-honored system of tryouts is symptomatic of deeper troubles, which include the overall decline in the number of new shows. +Shining Path rebels exploded a car bomb on Wednesday near the Government Palace, the second to hit downtown Lima in 24 hours. +Shortly after the publication of the column, which American Express officials acknowledge that they saw, American Express began an internal investigation and hired two prominent outside lawyers to handle the case. +No, it has not been a bad year. +But Kitaj parades his learning unabashed, his bookishness, his art-historical enthusiasms, his philosophical and political obscurities, his louche fantasies and personal adventures. +"Bush's calls for dialogue are still concealing war intentions and we must be aware not to fall into such traps," he said. +The judge ordered further investigation. +"Who are these people?" asks Rich Bond, a veteran of Iowa campaigns and the man in charge of the Bush operation here. +The demand was made Monday by 100 British lawmakers who signed a letter to Richard D. Wood, Lilly chairman and chief executive officer. +In another economic report today, a real estate trade group reported that sales of existing homes in June posted their first increase since last September. +The OECD has no big money to dispense. +OSHA said the cost figure included a conservative estimate of economic benefits that it said partly would offset direct costs. +Tass said Wednesday that 199 weapons were "confiscated or surrendered" in the previous 24 hours and that authorities had seized 5,103 since the unrest began. +The Humor Project has received a grant from the Humana Hospital Corp. in Orlando, Fla., to focus on the medical implications and applications of humor. +This promises to be much harder to achieve. If wage-fed inflation now looks like being a phenomenon of the past, Italy still has one of the highest inflation rates in the EC. +Through Wednesday, he had five in 311 at bats. +Elisa Florido, a nurse at Medical City Hospital, said no one was seriously hurt. +"Eighteen of the first 20 contracts on this project went to union contractors," Drysdale said Sunday. "But they wanted it all. We gave them a tremendous amount of work on this project. +Why was it that when you were here I could talk to you so freely? +Neurologically, Penaloza's development continues to be promising, although his right fist remains clenched and he has a slight limp. +The woman with whom she allegedly had sex _ Lance Cpl. +Most of the new jobs will be high-paying professional research and development positions, the company said in a statement. +Utah limits employer exposure to suits. +There will be further steps taken to ensure that they are fully effective, and then we'll wait and see where we go from there. +The four executives were sentenced to prison terms by a Tehran court Tuesday for broadcasting the phone-in program. +Mr Hopkins has designed two office buildings to replace the present huddle of low and indifferent buildings on Victoria Street. +Rebel demands have moderated significantly in recent years. +"If the null corrector is correct, the mirror would be correct," said Daniel Schroeder, a NASA telescope scientist who helped oversee the Hubble project and is chairman of the physics and astronomy department at Beloit College in Wisconsin. +Look, instead, at monthly and quarterly changes. +Machinists spokesman Jim Conley said the union was not looking for credit for quashing the original proposal, but was happy to accept it. +In the spring of 1990, Coopers made Watson a partner. Stewart Senior, another Coopers consultant, was brought in to run the technical side of the project at the start of this year. +The House version of the bill would have phased out the deduction. +Tea Banh said about 10,000 Cambodian soldiers have been killed or wounded in combat and another 10,000 died or were hurt by sickness or landmines. +But they insisted that the tax only apply to raiders who are allowed to sell the stock at terms more favorable than those available to other shareholders. +When outlawed in 1835, this pastime gave way to dog fighting, in which the pit bull proved to be a ferocious competitor. +But the standing-room-only crowd was still after the final bid; there was no applause as is customary when a high price is paid for an artwork in which interest has been expressed prior to the sale. +The international group can admit both Soviet associations. +The systematic Iraqi destruction of Kuwait's oil industry gives an indication of the devastation wrought on the nation's economy and infrastructure by Iraqi forces. +"Go to any town meeting. +"Since 1981, this administration has failed to support one nickel going to state and local law enforcement," said Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., chairman of the House narcotics committee. +Judge Bork's refusal to die a death of a thousand libels means they will have to explain on the Senate floor the stark contrast between their claims and his testimony. +Several new likenesses are three stories high, including one enormous statue of Saddam Hussein standing stiffly at attention, his arm outstretched at a 45 degree angle. +Menachem Einan, who is leaving his job as the army's logistics chief, was quoted in the daily Maariv as saying he was "very worried about the level of morality of Israel's soldiers in the territories. +While such decisions could be personal, they are watched closely by advisory services as potential evidence the future might contain some bad news. +I have eaten more of these dumplings - really a well-balanced light meal - than I care to count, and enjoyed them all. +The remainder would subsequently be swapped for the preferred in a second-step transaction after the group has control of the company. +As part of its agreement with the developers of the tests, PATH allowed them to withhold publication of data on their tests. +For more than a year, economists have been expecting consumers to start worrying about economic head winds, slow their spending and begin paying off some of their debts. +The U.S. hasn't experienced anything like Germany's 1920s, but 1973-82 was bad enough. +Of those who order fewer drinks in restaurants, 38% said drinking just isn't enjoyable anymore. +But Xerox shares, which have gained steadily from a low of $29 in October, defied such statements and closed at $48.75, up $5.375. +William N. Bret and Theodore H. Strauss were named directors of this defense contractor, expanding the board to six members. +There is little sentiment in Congress for rearming the anti-government guerillas, and winning the congressional committee approval needed to continue non-lethal aid through February will be difficult enough, another official said. +Americans may publish any information they receive from VOA. Only USIA employees are barred from disseminating the information. +He has lived in St Lucia since 1979. Between courses, I tell him about my theory that travel writing should be judged not on what it includes but on what it leaves out. 'Such as?' 'Well, wodges of historical stuff chucked in as padding.' 'I see. +In the winter it was dark in the evenings when I came out of school and there was only one indoor court - at the Edgbaston Priory club - which was always booked. +He expects police departments in Britain, West Germany and Japan, as well as the U.S., to become major customers for the product. +Under the agreement, officials said, the Japanese companies will export about the same volume of steel products they shipped in the second half of last year, or 530,000 metric tons. +But Castro in the past has been openly critical of "perestroika," Gorbachev's ambitious modernization program, for borrowing free-market concepts from capitalism. +The Herald reported that Mrs. Dukakis twice passed out from drinking on the stressful campaign trail. +Sinhalese nationalists say it makes too many concessions. +In Washington, President Bush warned the Iraqis that "a line has been drawn in the sand" in Saudi Arabia, where the first aircraft and ground forces of a U.S. expeditionary force took up positions Wednesday. +General Motors raised the dividend 30% on Class E shares and 20% on the Class H, citing improved earnings at its EDS and GM Hughes units. +And where was this electricity coming from? +Vietnam invaded in December 1978, ousting the Khmer Rouge. +When the girls returned to the classroom, teacher Rosa Cook saw them still snickering. +The government had claimed part of the port had reopened. +Not even a whisper," he said. "In everybody's hand was a candle. +Prudential made a similar cut of around $35 million in its dividend in 1989, he said. +Four men, in revealingly tattered garb, entwined themselves. +"The new structure will make us more competitive with other groups," said Craig Foley, head of the venture capital group. +That buying soaked up a lot of selling pressure, traders said, and helped the stock and futures markets rebound. +"The federal funds and short-term Treasury bill rates should be cut another full percentage point immediately," Roger Brinner of DRI/McGraw-Hill, an economic consulting firm, told the congressional Joint Economic Committee Friday. +If oil prices surge, he said, "Then you don't want to own bonds." +One of Snyder's triumphs was the enactment of a 1984 law _ by the citizens, in an initiative, over the objections of officialdom _ compelling the city to guarantee them an indoor place to spend the night. +Baker already had plans to go to the French capital for sessions on Germany and a talk with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze. +More than 400 inmates have paid $55 for 12-inch, black-and-white sets with headphones from the prison commissary. +Bush was flying to Kennebunkport, Maine, later today for a three-day holiday weekend at his oceanfront home. +A 36 percent gain in net income and a 33 percent increase in revenue for the first fiscal quarter were reported Tuesday by Microsoft Corp., a leading computer software manufacturer. +Earlier this year, the Avon board rejected a $39-a-share takeover offer from rival direct selling company Amway Corp. and indicated at the time that it would resist future acquisition attempts. +Then Seagram's, the giant Canadian distiller, got into the act, introducing Mount Royal Light, a Canadian whiskey that is 54 proof and has fewer calories. +'In America no one really gives a jot. +Microsoft Corp. said a federal judge in San Francisco issued a preliminary injunction barring two Taiwanese concerns and a California company from copying, importing or distributing allegedly illegal copies of Microsoft's MS/DOS operating system. +"The preparation of teachers needs drastic reform," the report said. +The winner, Bruce King, is a former governor. +In Detroit, Gore took the opportunity of a question on his defense ideas to restate his claim to be the moderate among the Democrats. +But these were one-off events. +In an interview Tuesday in the N'Djamena, Information Minister Adoum Moussa Seif said Gaba was killed by an army patrol in central Guera province in 1987. +She said the book of her early life was written for several reasons, including honoring the courage of her parents and recording a vanished way of life. +We have made a good offer. +In a speech to the central committee of his Herut Party, Shamir also suggested that gradual and limited Palestinian self-rule was as far as he was willing to go. +Strong demand from abroad helped Casket, Britain's second-largest bicycle manufacturer, boost annual pre-tax profits by 27 per cent to Pounds 3.6m. The company, which claims 25 per cent of the UK market, increased exports by 26 per cent. +The secret is to build up simple, toning layers in warm shades which might have come from a spice rack - curry, saffron, mustard, cinnamon and sage. +Trading volume quadrupled amid the biggest bull market here in recent memory, but the competitive free-for-all slashed commission rates, raised overhead and decimated profits. +After moving to Paris as a teen-ager, he received a university degree, a law degree and a doctorate in economics. He later added a master's in business administration from Harvard University. +Media magnate Rupert Murdoch plans to buy Triangle Publications Inc. for $3 billion, adding TV Guide, the Daily Racing Form and Seventeen magazine to his communications empire. +Another market maker withdrew. +When the pace should be firm, he slows up. +This involves roundabout and bridge construction plus dualling of a section of this route, which will require over 70,000 tonnes of coated materials. +Two attackers thought to be leftist guerrillas fired rocket-propelled grenades at the U.S. Embassy Wednesday night and an embassy spokesman said the roof was slightly damaged, but no one was hurt. +It also cited the death in a car accident of trade expert Horst Busse in March 1972. +Brown Shipley chose a different course; it formed a holding company in 1960 to buy other lending operations, including leasing and consumer credit. The bank's culture was by this time more staid than evenAlexander Brown might have wished. +Hanson Trust rose 5/8 to 14 1/4 on trading of more than 3.4 million American depositary receipts. +I cannot agree with that view. +Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Workers Union tentatively agreed to a new three-year accord that provides for cost-of-living adjustments in each year of the pact, but no wage boost. +"The irony is that he (Reagan) chose to deliver that speech in the one state that has a comprehensive plant closing law," Dukakis said. +Increasingly Mr. Gorbachev's Kremlin, which is influenced more and more by oldline military officers and party hardliners, has seemed to want to preserve its old ally, Saddam Hussein, to ensure Soviet influence in the Middle East. +Probable cause statements filed with the charges said Jackson told police he killed the women. +Period." The five senators intervened with federal banking regulators on behalf of Keating, former head of the failed Lincoln Savings and Loan. +The Socialist government faces defeat in next spring's elections. +It was a haunting sight. +After yet another spat at a meeting on May 29, the president reproved Mr. Ongpin, but not Mrs. Monsod. +The dam was completed with Congress first amending the Endangered Species Act in 1978 to allow an exemption from the law, then exempting the dam from any law that would hinder its construction, he said. +However, the company said it can meet operating costs. +The contract had gained 9 cents on Tuesday. +Better athlete conditioning and equipment have helped rewrite the records in just about every other sport, but golf's scores haven't changed much from bygone eras. +Wheat futures prices rose while corn and soybean futures finished narrowly mixed in quiet trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. +The ruling cuts by four months the minimum that the commission previously decided Mr. Milken must serve. +"He was the most important influence in that transition period," says Nicholas Mitropoulos, a longtime Dukakis aide. +"Super Tuesday was the hard night because that was when you really knew you were on the ropes," Gephardt said. +The biggest element was replacing the thatched roof. +He said an undetermined number of Spanish policemen would be sent to Havana to protect the embassy. +The bacteria in turn produces a spider silk protein. +Among the stock groups with gains were health products and oil companies. +He said Rheineisen was able "at the last moment" Wednesday to keep the first delivery of the chemicals from being loaded aboard a ship in India. +The invitations have gone out, and hundreds of monkeys are eagerly awaiting their second annual sit-down brunch courtesy of a hotel owner. +Mrs Ford has not lost her sense of humour. +Jim Whittaker, who in 1963 became the first American to reach the summit of Everest, the world's tallest mountain at more than 29,000 feet, was skeptical of the study but said it may have merit. +Zanotti, 41, fills a vacancy created by the retirement of Pat Murphy on Aug. 8. Unlike Murphy, he will be in charge of the newspapers' business as well as their editorial side, a spokesman for the papers said. +That was a small personal film, just Dollars 2m, which Marty Scorsese and Robert De Niro and I all felt passionate about and made sacrifices to make. +Koch said three of the lesions were caused by exposure to the sun and the other two were from an inherited condition. +"The market reacts to bad news but yawns at the pluses. +But one of the main differences will be between those who favor getting tough with the United States, Israel's main backer, and those who seek a more moderate line. +Bush said Saturday he would veto the bill today, declaring it would force businesses to adopt hiring and promotion quotas to ward off lawsuits. +More than 7,000 people have died in an 8-year-old separatist movement in the region. +The loss of local control over economic decisions explains some of the overbuilding. +On the sensitive issue of military involvement, the communique said "the control of illegal trafficking is essentially a law enforcement matter" rather than a military one. +'I think the final straw has been Europe. +Arar told 3,000 demonstrators gathered to protest the Monday killings of 19 Palestinians in Israeli-occupied east Jerusalem that Prime Minister Mudar Badran has accepted a request from Parliament to arm a citizen's militia. +You have to open it. +Coulson was aware these reports often lead to accountants recommending receivership. 'We went in thinking they (the Royal Bank) would be happy to support this restructuring,' says Coulson. +"Market players bought a broad range of issues, including electric issues," he said. +If successful, it could prove applicable not only to Wales, but around the world. The idea is to use trees to generate self-sustaining soil in what is now mostly impermeable clay. +You have time to put precautionary mechanisms in place," notes a Vista spokeswoman. +To keep down fat consumption, buy low- or no-fat yogurt. +It would prefer to cherry pick individual properties, while keeping a stern eye on its own gearing, now at 43 per cent. 'We are not going to buy because brokers say we should,' says Mr Hunt. +But because of the Gulf War, they are taking a look with fresh eyes." +The only question is at what level he retains it. +More than 200,000 East Germans have left East Germany since September. +Bentsen began Thursday in Tyler in East Texas, explaining to his long-time Senate supporters why he was seeking both re-election to that seat and the vice presidency. +Garcia and Miss Williams were arrested that night near his East Village home. +Over the longer term, Taiwan could become a formidable rival, but that challenge is probably years away. +"We winter in the South every year and we just had to see the shuttle land," said 74-year-old Bill Henderson of Sunnyside, Wash., who arrived with his wife, Evelyn. +But even increased host-nation support and aid to the Middle East would not appeal to some Japanese. +The action was designed to mirror Aug. 23 demonstrations in the three Baltic republics in which more than 1 million Estonians, Lithuanians and Latvians joined hands to protest the annexation of their lands. +Frank Sain, executive director of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, said the move came as a surprise but he didn't think it would hurt the city. "It gave us the dateline, but it didn't pull any people into Las Vegas," he said. +Business failures in the south-east, excluding London, were 87.5 per cent higher in the first quarter of 1992 than during the same period last year. +The 1980s saw rapid growth in employment reflecting both the coming of age of baby-boomers and the entry of women into the labour force. +The $7 billion of five-year, two-month notes to be sold tomorrow were bid at 8.71%, down one basis point. +In one case we had a mother and son effectively blaming each other's generation for what was going wrong. +Goldman Sachs analyst Rajiv Chaudhri reportedly cut his rating on Intel to "sell" from "hold" based on the Advanced Micro disclosure, Dow Jones Professional Investor Report said. +LET THEM EAT less cake: '90s weddings look smaller but no less sweet. +When asked if LIN wants participation on McCaw's board, he said, "Everything is under discussion." Trading in both companies' stocks was heavy on Thursday. +Preservationists see nothing wrong with leaving the house where it is. +California's program permits nonprofit groups and individuals to be reimbursed for lawyer's fees and other costs of appearing before the Public Utilities Commission. +Frank Salter, one of the prosecutors at Rideau's trial, noted that, because of appeals Rideau won, he was tried three times and sentenced to death each time. +At the short end, the two-year note was up 1/16 at 99 27/32 , to yield 6.192 per cent. For the second day, there was no fresh economic guidance to push prices out of their tight range. +But it could prove a painful error for investors to suppose that any such thing exists today. +Ironically, the oil rig perhaps most responsible for marshaling sentiment against the offshore-oil industry is now one of the best examples of a rig-turned-reef. +He was accosted by two people wearing Halloween masks who stunned him with an electrical device and robbed the cash, coins and his jewelry. +It's news that we welcome." +Suddenly a civilian car with (West Bank) licence plates arrived,' Mr David Elimelech told the newspaper Ha'aretz. +Fishermen alerted the coast guard, who called in scientists from the Oman Marine Science Center. +"It was designed to show that if you do wrong, you're going to pay for it," said Benjamin Hooks, the national executive director of the NAACP. +This joint had no role in the Challenger disaster, but engineers realized it might be even more flawed than the field joint. +Agriculture Committee Chairman Kika de la Garza, D-Texas, said all the members of the Agriculture Committee thought the cut was too great since farm spending is less than one percent of the overall budget. +The news agency initially reported two prisoners were killed by gunfire from security forces, but later said troops opened fire on two escaping prisoners, killing one and wounding another. +Moslem clerics today urged Palestinians to defy an Israeli order barring some worshipers from Jerusalem's Al Aqsa mosque, one of Islam's holiest sites. +Japan has to show some give in order to ease congressional ire. +Analauskas said some protesters threw stones at police Wednesday night. +Chung was to visit Pyongyang in April for talks on joint ventures with the north, which include a resort development in North Korea's Diamond Mountains on the east coast. +The state is raising birds at a cost of $1,600 each from eggs collected from the western United States, Canada and Alaska and plans to release them as they turn 3 years old. +Sam Mitchell, of the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry, said it might take months to determine the financial losses caused by the phone outage. +Carbonized rayon has represented a small portion of Avtex's business, but Mr. Gregg said the company would emphasize such specialty products to "limit its vulnerability to unfair competition from foreign-owned competitors." +A woman standing next to Sheftel suffered minor injuries during the acid attack. +The request, made in a counterclaim filed in Delaware Chancery Court, came in response to a suit filed by the Edelman group seeking to invalidate the poison pill. +Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis was a distant third with 96,881, 16 percent, and received 10 delegates. +Hollywood favorite Gianni Versace stole the show when he sent top model Jennifer Flavin in an ultra-tight sequined jump suit slowly down the steps and into the arms of current boyfriend Sylvester Stallone. +Automobiles have been made in Eisenach since 1899 when a two-cylinder Wartburg was produced. +The 3rd Circuit court agreed, ruling that the Pennsylvania secretary of edcuation played an improper role in reviewing Muth's case. +A Chrysler spokeswoman said the price increases partly reflect the fact that the latest models have standard equipment that was optional last year, but she declined to give details of the items that have been added to the newer models. +He said it could be weeks before his office issues a cause of death. +The two views were presented at a forum for reporters sponsored by Americans for Energy Independence, a group of energy companies and supporters. +'In fact, it would be against competition. +The government says the runway can handle up to 30 planes an hour. +The temporary halt in intervention came after some Fed officials said they were concerned that high amounts of purchases like those in 1989 could cause doubts about the Fed's commitment to curbing inflation, according to the report. +This time, those hopes may have some foundation. +It also plans to change the end of its fiscal year to the Saturday nearest Sept. 15, from March 31 now. +As for the diesel fumes wafting through those hills, the biologist says Cat's demo activity isn't "ongoing or intensive." +The 1 million-square-foot, 1,500-worker Avon Lake plant builds and paints bodies for Econoline vans and Club Wagons. +The only question is how much, and that will be for negotiation, in relation to how much the four rich applicants put into the EU budget. As things stand, taxpayers and consumers in the applicant countries foot the entire bill for their expensive food. +"I don't know whether it's going to be next week or next month or sometime later, but the market is assuming that we're going to see a stunning upsurge in consumer spending," he said. +Allison and Mauldin were not with Holly when the plane crashed because Holly had moved from Texas to New York City and was using new members of his band. +The stakes are often highest in small companies, especially start-ups or family businesses where there isn't a clear successor or a strong enough management team. +Many economists fear higher energy costs could shock an already soft economy into recession. +"For them, he is a market sage and 'tribal elder' of considerable powers," according to "Global Investing," a recent book by Norman Berryessa and Eric Kirzner on Mr. Templeton's investment methods. +As she grew up, there was jealousy between the boys; then Robert died of pneumonia and Fay became pregnant by Stephen, indeed married him, to his mother's embarrassment as she told the registrar that they were legally brother and sister. +He wore a fat suit, a fake moustache and had to cut off most of his hair. +Motor Trend doesn't allow its staff members to work for auto companies, Mr. Emanuelson added, but does employ some freelance writers who do. +"It's going to be a shot in the arm for us," said Glens Falls Mayor Frank O'Keefe. "They've rented the civic center for an extended period of time. +The charges were brought by the Watergate Special Prosecutor's office, which charged that Dr. Hammer had tried to cover up the contributions by channeling it through other persons. +In a Seattle, Wash., study, the researchers found that 30% of the heart attack victims treated by firemen with new automatic defibrillators before the paramedics arrived survived what would have been a fatal heart irregularity. +The loans, plus interest, would be repaid by premiums banks pay on domestic deposits on a schedule worked out by the FDIC and the Treasury in consultation with Congress. +One poll, conducted by ABC News on Sunday, ran counter to the trend of a tightening race, finding a 15-point Dukakis lead. +Parker didn't report those funds as income, although he admits embezzling them. +Such a hearing requires approval from three of six independently elected Cabinet members. +For them, this fund has been "a total flop," says Anthony Marchese, managing director of Weatherly Capital Corp., a New York trading and money management firm. +Yvonne Kenny was the prophetess Deborah and Michael George the bass Abinoam, both singing well but in need of more personality. +It will use power conversion equipment developed at its Stafford plant. Mr Major has been disappointed by the slow progress on a deal British Aerospace hopes to agree with the Indian Air Force for the supply of Hawk trainer aircraft. +Tina Mullins, a sales representative, said flood insurance rates vary but generally are inexpensive. +"Suddenly, there seems to be a bit more confidence seeping into the market and with another Republican in the White House, buying is back in style," one market maker said. +Some government officials had estimated that as many as 40% of the eligible employees would choose the new plan over the old Civil Service Retirement Plan. +"We want lawmen to be more sensitive to their needs," says Archbishop Patrick Flores. +Employees are not that dumb. +It also was shown in the United States. +Less optimistic analysts still expect activity to increase close to 50% by the end of this year. +Delta's price-to-cash-flow and price-to-sales are "not far from their lows of 1985-86 and well below where they were in 1980," he adds. +Among the toxic compounds found in the soil and water were chloroform, pesticides and polychlorinated biphenyls, commonly known as PCBs. +The agent is Savills (031-226 6961) and the vendor is the Lochnaw Castle and Estate Trust, set up by an Australian branch of the family to restore the castle. +WHO'S NEWS: Omnicom Group, the New York agency holding company, promoted two executives at its Diversified Agency Services group, which comprises 14 of Omnicom's specialty agencies. +The Machinists say they will continue picketing, urging a boycott of Eastern and challenging Shugrue. +Chairman Paul Thompson has sold 3m shares, worth more than Pounds 2.5m - the largest transaction of the week. +To this we'd add that bank nationalization certainly didn't do much for the financial health of Mexico, which is just now pulling itself back together after the disastrous expropriations of 1982. +A community activist complained of a lack of funds for fighting drug pushers. +Nevertheless, North Dakota is among the top 10 states in the percentage of students taking advanced algebra, upper-level math courses, chemistry and upper-level science courses. +Franklin Quintero directed the local campaign against cocaine trafficking and led several major raids that resulted in the seizure of tons of the drug and the arrest of several dealers. +The increase reflects growing use of application specific integrated circuits, called ASICs, that let engineers customize chips without designing from the ground up. +The review will analyze how current trends and uncertainties affect the appropriateness and effectiveness of our national defense strategy for the 1990s. +Simply put, the factory's machines and computers speak the same language as the computers in sales and shipping. +The paper said it obtained copies of $20,000 in money orders payable to Bradley's re-lection campaign by one of two firms used for at least 11 carnivals. +If Kevin Maxwell really wanted a cheap bolt-hole, surely he could have done better than hide in what old City hands know as 'The Wardrobe'. +Ruth Scheih, a 28-year-old resident of Yakir, said she and her husband discovered Edri lying on the ground waving his arms. +Gore, one of four recent opponents to endorse Dukakis, said the Massachusetts governor "is going to carry our party to victory in November. +Rated Baa-3 by Moody's and triple-B-minus by S&P, the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +Competition in the domestic truck market is expected to remain intense as demand is not likely to rise significantly in the near future. All three companies have come under severe pressure in Japan's slumping automobile market. +Ultramar reported a loss, after tax and minority interests, of #21.6 million on revenue of #886.4 million during the same six months. +An inflation scare shot through the bond market, sending interest rates sharply higher. +"The rule of the technology game these days is: no glitches." +"We've thought the ratio of total cholesterol to HDL is what matters most," says Charles Hennekens of Harvard University and Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital. +But Mr. Metzenbaum can with a straight face ask the Ethics Committee to investigate leaks. +In a July release, Martin Marietta officials said they knew of Chappell's involvment when the company purchased the club. +Punish Roh Tae-woo!" enraged protesters yelled. +The texts, said to be 'performed in ancient Greek', are a mish-mash. +Among the most actively traded issues on the NYSE, there were losses across the board. +But I wouldn't put too much trust in that one. +Nevada National, based in Reno, Nev., is a one-bank holding company with 26 branches throughout Nevada. +Fewer than a quarter of those questioned - regardless of nationality - look back with nostalgia to manual typewriters and the delights of changing ribbons. The survey, by the US computer company Dell, identified a family of techno-types. +Bush also said he was concerned that departing Soviet forces may have stockpiled weapons for the government in Kabul. +Now that Gothenburg has the chance to compete and co-produce at international level, it cannot pay for theatre of international quality. +"We'll be open to anyone offering a good service at a good price." Whatever heat TV Guide feels from competitors, it is still the leading TV magazine and one of the most widely read magazines anywhere. +The Windsor, Conn., provider of direct-mail advertising services reported late Tuesday that net income for the third quarter ended June 30 rose slightly to 34 cents a share from 32 cents a year earlier. +But now the FCC believes it can manage the regional companies, and it has passed rules designed to ensure that the regional companies don't discriminate against competitors. +"That makes 12 million barrels a month, plus lesser amounts from Venezuela and Iran atop previous unsold stocks," OPEC Listener reports. +Officials launched an attack on the garrison after they learned that Batalla and the second hostage, Col. Romeo Abendan, had been slain by the captors. +Its members captured almost two dozen of the 80 seats in parliament _ far ahead of any rival faction but not enough to dominate legislation. +Here is what we saw and heard: _ 8:45, East New York: At the Grecian III diner, which the gunman referred to in his first letter to police, employees say they recognize the Zodiac sketch as that of a former customer. +It is hard for many of us to forget the employment problems of 1974-75 and the aftermath of inflation and disruption all along the line. +Use of aspirin to treat fever in children has declined, because of concerns about Reye's syndrome, which has been associated with influenza or chicken pox in children who have received aspirin. +Mr. Tsongas has already drawn some flak from environmentalists for serving on the board of Boston Edison, a New England utility. +The increased reserve is to cover delinquent real estate loans and other nonperforming assets, the bank holding company said. +What is cheap about creating a national dependence on long-distance transport? +Each orbiter will deploy an entry capsule, which will parachute toward the red planet, the fourth from the sun. +He monitors his CB from the front seat of his pickup, looking for souls to save on a chilly Saturday night. +Most of the dollar's climb yesterday occurred in early European trading, where the currency also was buoyed by rumors, which proved untrue, that U.S. forces had begun an invasion of Lebanon. +Many Domino's outlets around the nation do not offer any eat-in service. +During much of that time he devoted himself to the cause of his longtime friend, the Dalai Lama. +But this did not mollify her United National Opposition. +The move expands the asset-management operations at Credit Suisse, a banking unit of CS Holding, Zurich. +A jury trial is set for April in federal court in Phoenix, Ariz. +The St. Louis Post-Dispatch said the Rales brothers sold their stock for a gross profit of $59.7 million, and analysts estimate the takeover bid cost about $10 million, figures Call doesn't dispute. +The case arose from a lawsuit filed by Chemical Waste Management Inc., which runs the nation's largest and Alabama's only commercial hazardous-waste management facility, located in Emelle. +The municipal market "is still in reasonably good shape, but it's getting hit a little because of worries about the large supply," said Jeffrey Noss, manager of municipal research for Roosevelt & Cross Inc. of New York. +The figures don't reflect the run-up in rates that began in January, economists said. +The American administration is insisting on quota selectivity between four groups of coffees: Colombian milds, other milds, Brazilian and other arabicas and robusta's. +The deal is likely to enhance next year's earnings. Still, yesterday's 5 per cent share price increase looks overdone. +"I can't imagine a German bank being allowed by its accountants, after all this time, to carry these loans at 100%." +As a Coast Guard helicopter zoomed in on the drop area, U.S. Customs aircraft followed the plane as it flew back toward the Gulf. +Slovenia, which neighbors Austria and Italy, is home to 2 million of Yugoslavia's 23 million people, but accounts for about 17 percent of the country's economic output and 30 percent of its exports. +Classes ended last week for the school year and don't resume until August. +Fireman's Fund Corp. said it has been subpoenaed by the Securities and Exchange Commission in the government's investigation of alleged manipulation of Fireman's Fund stock last year. +But 16,000 miles later and one week later, Emil was a believer. "You can sell apartments in the United States by television in Japan," he exclaimed. +The Contra proposal would allow the combatants to receive arms and amunition while in the zones and bar the government from accepting military aid, which comes from the Soviet bloc. +Shares of Flight International Group, which has said it might report a loss for its fiscal first quarter, lost 1 3/4 to 5. +The intervention is partly credited for the dollar's stability this month; but so is the coaxing by the Tokyo government. +He says he's only experienced small and understandable price increases from the big U.S. manufacturers. +"I've never taken advantage of the shareholders. +The company has touted its car venture in much the same way, though the project now has been scaled back as part of, among other things, a broader cost-cutting effort at GM. +Many U.S. utilities don't have the ability to switch between fuels. +According to the Environmental Protection Agency, 72 cities are not meeting clean-air requirements and are benefiting from the congressional reprieve. +Asbestos is a cancer-causing substance once widely use for insulation. +Israeli radio said the security guard questioned the man after recognizing him as a suspect wanted by security forces for anti-Israeli activity. +C.J. Lawrence economist Edward Hyman is resigning to head a new investment firm. +That is about 1.5 million barrels a day above OPEC's June level, and as much as two million barrels a day above the generally estimated need for OPEC oil for the third quarter. +He said he's still not sure why. +Miss USA will be crowned Tuesday in the nationally televised contest. +Veronese extends that landscape indoors, confecting romantic vistas beyond trompe l'oeil marble balustrades and rustic scenes reflecting the four seasons. Allegorical figures celebrate the pleasures of music. +Schoolteacher Jean Hill, who saw Kennedy killed that day, brought her 50 third-graders to the scene. +He holds options on 908,000 at an exercise price of 260p. +Other experiments aboard LDEF were designed to gather interstellar gas atoms and micrometeoroid material. +A small group of students invited the public to devote this gathering to what could fittingly be described as meditation in which everyone would search his own conscience. +Further abroad this is less clear, though the failure of efforts to broker a deal over the Kuriles shows that the nationalist current has set limits on what can be 'given away'. +In beginning his famous "My Way," Anka took out a sheet of paper on which he had penned new lines to the song. +The measure would give judges more discretion in determining which wards need full-time guardians. +And I would like to see this matter peacefully resolved. +They can no longer blithely plunder our psyches for their subject-matter'. In spite of her fame and success, Jong still presents herself as something of an outsider. +Many companies now use contract caterers as a form of insurance. While contract caterers originally helped boost wartime morale, many companies now employ caterers to enhance company image. +Bullock is currently a non-executive director of Kingfisher and is on the board of the UK Atomic Energy Authority. +At the White House, presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said "we fully expect there to be an agreement" on a deficit-reduction package. +Beside her children, survivors include a brother, a sister and three grandchildren. +That could hamstring legislation needed to implement his ambitious anti-poverty program, which he considers vital for ending sectarian violence that has killed at least 10,000 people in the past six years. +NBC, shuffling its prime time schedule slightly, said the popular "ALF" series will move from Monday to Saturday at 8 p.m. EST as of March 3, and "My Two Dads" will fill its Monday slot starting March 5. +Family planning education programs have been stepped up. +Sixty percent of those responding to the survey said they had no experience with fraudulent tactics. +She has seven children. +Guarantees on Iraqi debt could cost the governments of the West, Japan and the Soviet Union tens of billions of dollars. Some international banks, meanwhile, could lose billions of dollars lent to Kuwait's banks. +Before leaving last Friday, Chairman Dan Rostenkowski (D., Ill.) of the House Ways and Means Committee unveiled a health-care overhaul blueprint for his panel. +No customers have yet agreed to buy the dam's electricity and opponents say the project can't make a profit. +In a statement, they said the nun is not responding to medication. +Supporters of Alderman Tim Evans, expected to be one of Sawyer's chief mayoral challengers in the next election, have been seeking a 1989 election. +The State Department and White House might conduct diplomacy in peace and raise and command armies in war, but policy was made by serious people, men with a longer view, i.e. the great men of finance and their advisers. +Despite the warnings of his lawyers, he seemed convinced that he wouldn't be charged with any crime. +He figures such a concert could raise $2 million for charities the church would designate. +Mr. Bangemann, more flexible but carrying less clout than Mr. Stoltenberg, also held out the option of advancing the date of the tax cuts if a sudden deterioration of the West German economy demanded it. +AT&T has also designed network processors that would enable phone companies and other service providers such as Huntington Bank and travel agencies to extend services accessible by SmartPhone to their customers. +Conservative Party headquarters mailed a fund-raising letter to supporters, warning that the New Democrats, if elected, would establish a "Soviet style" government. +The report's section on productivity used 1977 as a base year for comparison. +Though he is 41 years old, his film has the exuberant nihilism of a very young man. +Sales are expected to amount to 135 billion yen, helped by rising sales of Epogin, a drug to boost red blood cell production launched in April 1990, as well as the anti-anginal drug Sigmart. +Short of combat, troops in recent years were stationed at the Panama Canal and military advisers were sent to Honduras and El Salvador to train the military forces of friendly Central American governments. +But it will take some good news to prompt that. There has been a revival of hopes of lower base rates, partly as the word from Mount Fuji is that interest rates around the world need to fall further. +The second time, it suspected CISPES was engaging in terrorism and had "cells" of members planning to commit violence and sabotage. +Only 968 primary school teachers voted for a boycott, with 6,939 (88 per cent) against. +It wasn't a fortuitous time to introduce a can with such qualities. +"This year it's not that way anymore. +Khan Bad Shah Akhtar was the fifth Pakistani in two months to be beheaded for the same crime. +Despite such assurances, many Czechoslovaks suffer the psychic scars of the last 40 years and are finding it hard to shed their fears. +"We take great pains to tell and show our housekeeping staff what they should and should not take in there," said Shawn Haag, the hospital's vice president of operations. +About 100 bodies have been found. +Sales growth of 15% would put 1991 total sales at about $166 million. +Among several amendments the Senate rejected was one that would have waived parental consent if a girl was the victim of rape or incest. +However, operating profits fell 22 per cent to Pounds 7.78m (Pounds 9.97m). +"My gut feeling is that you could see 100,000 cars disappear from the production plans" between now and year end, says John Qualls, manager of marketing research for Monsanto Co., a chemical concern and major supplier to auto makers. +Rollerblade is taking measures to ensure the skates will not become just another fad. +Photographic evidence of Jimmy Swaggart's sins will be presented in court now that evangelist Marvin Gorman's $90 million lawsuit against Swaggart has been revived, Gorman's lawyer says. +Today's weed tree may be tomorrow's miracle, and what once was wasted may soon be developed as a valuable resource. +At 8th and M, in the city with the fifth-highest incidence of AIDS in the U.S., the disease is impossible to ignore. +There is growing evidence that the Soviets are placing high priority on gaining access to Western computers with sensitive military, nuclear and space research information stored inside them. +He also assisted Texaco Inc. in its defense against takeover strategist Carl Icahn and Gillette Co. in its battles against Revlon Inc. and Coniston Partners. +But investments tend to be different in Eastern Europe, the continent's Appalachia. +The goal actually is 40 million to 45 million acres. Comparatively, an average of 23 million acres were idled between 1979 and 1985. +The school sent two teachers to neighboring Henan province to buy 10,340 pounds of apples. +His work for the five firms was first revealed by New York Newsday. +A senior Bush administration official said Saturday night the United States is backing nothing less than full membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization for a united Germany. +The lawyers first asked him to remove himself voluntarily, based on the allegation that his wife, Moselle Pollack, stands to earn about $30 million from a leveraged buy-out that Drexel is helping finance. +Hokey, maybe, but this town's fame grew from tropical visions and corny promotional schemes. +Kennedy, O'Connor and Scalia are appointees of former President Ronald Reagan and Rehnquist was promoted to chief justice by Reagan. +Maybe It has them in the sewers. +People should have a voice," insisted Miller. +The EPA hails the approach as a new way to manage pesticides that are found to threaten drinking-water supplies. +Friedrich first staged a Ring at Covent Garden in 1974-76. He started a Ring in Hamburg in 1979 but, because of other circumstances, it wasn't done. +After between two to three months of increasing power and a variety of tests, the $6.5 billion plant would be ready to go into commercial operation. +On Sept. 13, the company is scheduled to unveil a range of new business computers, including some based on an MCA-like bus. +Those factors include repair costs, health costs and population density. +Some analysts argue that a higher import bill could benefit Japan by trimming its persistent trade surpluses and cooling industrial expansion. +I hope the view is as wonderful as they say. +But the crisis has put Mrs. Thatcher's Conservative Party on the defense in the midst of its annual convention this week. +Against major European currencies, the dollar clung to a relatively modest gain but showed no sign of streaking skyward. +Former federal prosecutor William Weld, state House Minority Leader Steven Pierce, former Congressman Paul Cronin and former Metropolitan District Commissioner Guy Carbone are among those seeking the Republican nomination. +The protesters charge that the current church leadership is diluting the Polish traditions of the church, which is located in a predominantly Hispanic neighborhood. +Sometimes, in fact, Wall Street's most-quoted analyst doesn't even get top billing there. +The government declared its "firm decision to extradite" traffickers to the United States in the crackdown on the drug underworld that began after the leading presidential candidate was assassinated on orders of the cocaine barons. +Chancellor Helmut Kohl says he will fight the 1994 general election with the campaign slogan Standort Deutschland - safegarding Germany's standing as an industrial base. +Lawn's tenure at the DEA began in one of its most traumatic periods, when agent Enrique "Kiki" Camerena was kidnapped, tortured and murdered in Mexico. +There was speculation that the Bank of Japan might decide to raise its discount rate over the weekend in the aftermath of Thursday's round of rate rises around Europe, led by the West German Bundesbank. +American folk art has also been very strong. +For the week of June 25-29, program trading accounted for 13.7% of Big Board daily volume, the exchange said. +Viewers were given to believe that the debate's grand theme would be the views of men one heartbeat from the American presidency, yet foreign policy, defense and strategic issues never landed in Omaha. +"We have the historic opportunity to get rid of the hoops so many Americans have to jump through to get registered," declares the bill's sponsor, Rep. Al Swift, D-Wash. +"It's disappointing," said NRC spokesman Joe Fouchard. "We've attempted to craft a rule which provides for early decision making." Fouchard said the commission would have to examine the court ruling more closely before deciding on a next step. +But as they heard me speak, there was a frown of doubt. 'You are Jewish?' the driver asked. 'No, I'm British.' 'Oh,' he said. +As for his ability to help fund that future, she says, "We just don't know." +Obeid said he believed the college's 233 students just want to study. +"People won't forget this volatility for many years to come," says Robert Arnott, a market strategist at Salomon Brothers Inc. +Together, the two men show why Sunday's state assembly election is seen as a key test for the PRI, whose authority has seriously eroded. +Scientists also suspect that certain salmonella bacteria can be transmitted from an infected hen directly to the egg interior. While the extent of the problem is not known, the risk of illness remains small, according to the USDA. +That is the issue which has stymied United Nations-sponsored peace talks between the two warring sides. +Analysts said all the precious metals were oversold and due for a correction after at least four straight weeks of declines. +Separately, HBO chairman Walter S. Huff said that first-quarter earnings "significantly exceeded our business plan." +And in operation, those laws invidiously targeted blacks. +Her lawyer, Gerald A. Feffer, has done little to challenge the unpleasant portrait of his client, except to point out that the Helmsleys did pay $58 million in taxes from 1983 to 1985. +Avia agreed to be acquired by Reebok for $16.35 a share. +The packet of corn meal will bring miracles, Rev. Al promises. +The package will allow the unit to design and build a resource recovery plant in Haverhill, Mass., and to acquire a controlling interest in a similar facility located in nearby Lawrence, Mass. +Both Wall Street rating services lowered Kodak's senior debt rating in response to the Sterling deal and legal problems with Polaroid Corp. over an instant photography patent. +Perez de Cuellar named Alister McIntyre to head the U.N. effort to end the controversy that dates back to when Guyana was ruled by Britain and Venezuela by Spain. +But its remit has been drawn to encompass what has emerged as the central issue in the industry - ownership. Revelations of mismanagement or misuse of surpluses have outraged pension scheme members, sometimes with reason, sometimes not. +Low interest rates are the fastest affordable way, given actual or imagined constraints to fiscal action, to get there. +Angelo's attorney, Eric Naiburg, admitted that Angelo gave the injections but he asked the jury to consider a lesser charge than second-degree murder. +She noted that a U.N. resolution approved several weeks ago called on all member states to halt all overt or covert aid to insurrectional forces in Central America. +A short-order cook was charged with murder after police found boiled and peeled parts of his girlfriend's body in a bus terminal storage compartment. +Dry weather prevailed across the rest of the nation, with sunny skies over much of the West and the Southeast. +But they do not look like the most effective weapon against an adversary that was able to endure eight years of grinding war against Iran without too much difficulty. +The spot price of North Sea Brent Blend, the most widely traded international crude oil, stood at $16.27 a barrel Friday afternoon, up 2 cents from late Thursday. +"It's no time to open any champagne. +Diamond-Star officials have said the assembly-line workers will decide for themselves if they want to organize a union. +Az for the hifins, mebbe the French arnt doing themselves a favor. +The second part, which consisted of $100 million of 12-year notes, was priced to yield 9.041%. +These days you also see groups of young Soviet sailors trudging through town while their ships dock, their beribboned hats shadowing pale faces. +The equivalent of Dollars 4.3bn has been issued to date under the programme, which was established in March 1993. +The late mayor, who was first elected in 1983, was gradually but surely breaking down the old, white-ethnic machine that controlled Chicago city politics for the past 30 years. +In a bear market, however, stock prices fall so quickly they often tumble right through stop-loss orders, Mr. Biehl says. +But as losses in the stock market suddenly mushroomed, the benchmark long-term bond recovered somewhat and ended the day at 97 26/32 to yield 9.09%. +It is time for the West to supply Croatia with the mines, anti-tank weapons, and anti-aircraft missiles needed to compel the communists to compromise at the negotiating table. +One doctor said he was aware of a young man who was strangled by troops with chains. +The 11,744-ton Dhaulagiri was sailing northward into the strait when it was attacked Saturday morning. +Each evening, the six bulls that run the city streets will be killed during bullfights at the city bull ring. +At least that's how it might appear to Wang Jun, deputy director of the China Golf Association. He's visited Taipei to meet leading Taiwanese golfers and hold talks on the joint development of golf courses in China. +He said the cuts would go beyond the administration's proposals of February, many of which were rejected by Congress. +"There's an implication there that they might be aggressive in selling cocoa in the future," said Arthur Stevenson, an analyst in New York with Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. +We faced quite a few handicaps,' says Mr Ospel. SBC foreign operations were far smaller and less sophisticated than they wanted them to be. +They still have holes in their map, just like we do. +David Ciancaglini announced that Exxon would resume the cleanup. +This would increase group turnover to around DM28bn, comparable to that of Karstadt, Germany's biggest retailer. +The case marked one of the rare occasions such a suit had reached the courtroom. +That has been the Chinese way ever since the days of Matteo Ricci, the Jesuit who in the late-1500s brought to the Chinese clocks, which they accepted, and Christianity, which they rejected. +It said police also seized caches of weapons, grenades and more than 650 pounds of explosives. +The new restrictions that have gone into effect recently include requiring self-financed students to work five years before going overseas. +However, Mr Helmut Maucher, remains chairman and chief executive officer. +The festive catch-all on the South Bank, 'Meltdown', ends this weekend. +And now she's dead, and I'm ahead," Leinen recalled the defendant saying. +The gross national product _ the nation's total output of goods and services _ rose at a revised 1.9 percent annual rate during that period, the agency said. +I feel comfortable with it." He made his comments during a 20-minute visit to the cavernous hall. +State officials said patients of a Florida dentist who may have given AIDS to a woman during a tooth extraction could be tracked down and urged to take an AIDS test. But the patients couldn't be told why. +It said the northern towns of Halabja and Darbandikhan were badly hit. +Barry was indicted on eight drug-related charges on Feb. 15. +But the picture quality still is lower than what is provided by normal television broadcasts. +"He's really doing us a favor." +Canadian mills operated at 88% of capacity, down from 92%. +Felker also is interested in developing a harvester to harvest the wood to burn as fuel, as well as developing a marketing plan touting mesquite and beef. +But fund officials said the Santa Fe Pacific Realty investment provides an opportunity to buy a stake in a large real estate portfolio heavily weighted with California properties. +Neither the budget that passed last week in the House, nor the one approved by the Senate Budget Committee, satisfies that goal. +Uncertainty about the economy has raised fears that the military may again try to seize power, something it has done six times since 1930. +No class or group of workers is escaping the effects of structural change. +Police fired no shots, Tiampo said. +Dozens of government critics also were reported arrested, but most were thought to have been released. +Iraq refused and countered that Iran must relinquish its right to search ships in international waters for weapons bound for Iraq. Iran has not searched any ships since the cease-fire took effect. +VLI wouldn't identify the supplier. +Pentagon sources announced a practice assault on the Arabian coast. +For those who have to let lower-ranking colleagues go, there is pain and guilt. +The new bid will value Owners Abroad at about Pounds 270m, up from Pounds 225m. The new terms are likely to involve Airtours raising its three-for-eight share offer to 15 of its own shares for 24 Owners Abroad shares. +Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach, during a recent visit to Bangkok, said Vietnam had pulled its troops back to points at least 19 miles from the border. +Nonetheless, they are athletes in their own right, he says. +Make a check or money order out to the charity, not to an individual. +Separately, the New Hampshire Municipal Bond Bank sold about $52.3 million of revenue bonds. +The communists seized power in Afghanistan in a 1978 coup. +"For 28 years, we allowed ourselves to be oppressed," said Maria Mueller, 43, from a small town outside Leipzig. +There was no intention that companies would last for ever, finding a new role when their original purpose was fulfilled. Despite the uncertainty of the commercial world some businesses do survive, not just for decades but for centuries. +"We haven't seen the highs yet in this rally, but we're looking for a few more down days" before a further sustained rise in stock-index futures prices, Alan Bush, an analyst with A.G. Edwards & Sons Inc. in Chicago, said. +He said he expects to "get my share of delegates" and to prove "that I can appeal to people all over the country." Polls indicate Dukakis trails far behind Simon and Jackson among Illinois Democrats. +A small ceramic cone inside, set to melt at a certain temperature, will tell her whether the kiln is hot enough. +However, near-average flows are expected for most rivers in Oregon, as well as for the Upper Columbia, the Upper Snake and along the mainstem of the Yellowstone River. +Scott McNealy, president of Sun Microsystems Inc., is needling rival International Business Machines Corp. over its huge job cuts and said his computer company can take some of the credit for Big Blue's woes. +"I'm not saying I would prefer to do what it is they're proposing, but my comfort level is slightly higher than it was," the governor said at a news conference Tuesday. +But they have seen their harvests decrease each year as soil fertility has declined. +Last year, Britain finally abandoned it and ordered a U.S. model. +His party fares well in areas like Dreux that have a high population of non-European immigrants. +He said, however, that there were no near collisions or other problems. +He pioneered the now standard "around-the-world" move, kicking the bag about chest-high with his instep, or the inside or outside of his ankle, then circling the flying bag with his foot a few times before catching it on his shoe. +He received gratuities from Beaverbrook which it is unlikely that a politician would survive today, but one does not doubt his independence. +That suggests that the average nuclear-industry worker runs a risk of fatal cancer about 15% higher than most other people. +"Right now, we have no job training or ESL (English as a Second Language) slots to put Armenian refugees in," said Joan Pinchuk, Los Angeles County's coordinator for refugee affairs. +In addition to the baseline inspections in July, both sides can begin destroying missiles under terms of the pact which provides for the elimination within three years of all missiles with a range of 300 to 3,400 miles. +Lamb's, which stood beside the produce stalls at a now-defunct farmers market, is gone. +General Computer said it seeks damages of $15 million and an injunction ordering PCS to stop the unfair practices alleged in the complaint. +"I think something other than magnetic properties is needed to explain" how identically charged particles, which normally repel each other, form couples, said Victor Emery, a physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory. +He has not, and may not, declare his support for any party. The main reformist parties are all linked to, or enjoy the support of, groups of enterprises and banks. +Shares in Reuters Holdings, the news and financial information group, closed yesterday at 484p, their first day of trading after a 4-for-1 share split. The move ended Reuters run as the most expensive single share in the FT-SE 100 index. +Women with daughters, being more likely to be divorced or separated, had a reduced likelihood of having second children, they concluded. +Trump shelled out $2.2 million for his undeveloped West Side property, another $1 million for Trump Tower and $900,000 for the Trump Parc condominiums. +Previous crackdowns, although not as intense as the current offensive, have petered out in a few weeks. +Since last Thursday, when Iraq invaded Kuwait, the index has dropped 3,184.92 points, or 11.5 percent, topped by Tuesday's 946.46-point loss. +As the demand for low-skill labour shifts towards developing countries, so unskilled wages in these countries have been slowly catching up with those in developed countries. +Some Japanese investors own the stocks for 10 minutes or less, and just want to appear as holders of record on the right day to finesse certain Japanese accounting rules. +Enterprise argues that the profitability of future developments would be enhanced by cheap access to Lasmo's pipelines in Liverpool Bay and elsewhere. +Gesell said last month the administration had deleted too much material from classified documents the prosecution plans to use. +These measures include extension of voluntary import quotas after 1989 and action against non-participatory nations. +He is Republican Sen. David Karnes, and he wins less applause from the alfalfa and corn farmers than do the girls from the 4-H. +After the recent attacks on the police station in Kokand, the mob invaded a Meskhi neighborhood and set more than 80 houses and six cars on fire, Izvestia reported. +By most accounts, higher Medicare premiums and taxes on alcohol, cigarettes and gasoline are likely to be included. +This one makes it possible for us to explore opportunities.' +Ford Motor Co. gave Jervis B. his first big deal when it adopted the Keystone chain for all its conveyors. +Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir said Sunday that he hopes the "historic mission" of a six-member Israeli delegation to Moscow would lead to the resumption of Israeli-Soviet ties severed in 1967. +Trepanier, 25, faces a possible life sentence if convicted on the arson charges. +The Institute of the Scrap Recycling Industry, a Washington-based trade association, estimated that the amount of copper recovered from scrap will rise about 5 percent this year to 3.314 million tons from 3.152 million tons in 1987. +Comedian Jackie Mason is not the shy type, and he is not letting a bad experience with the New York City mayor's race sour him on politicians. +People's fronts and various ethnic groups across the Soviet Union, and especially in the northwestern Baltic republics, are demanding independence from Moscow. +On the department's Soviet grain estimate, most of the increase reflects recent U.S. and Argentine corn sales to the Soviet Union and rising Soviet feed-wheat purchases, mainly from Canada and the Common Market. +Many on Capitol Hill have also been pressing the Bush administration to pledge more time for economic sanctions to work. +The committee never confirms who the candidates are. +The pound was in trouble over most of the summer and many redundancies were announced. The notion that the recovery was going to happen this year evaporated. Mr Fell said the south-east, which accounts for a third of the economy, remained the key region. +So it is curious they should have produced such an attack of nerves in equity and gilt markets yesterday. +Apparel sales were down 0.5 percent after rising 0.8 percent the previous month. +Several Cineplex analysts have speculated that outside bids received by the committee were either disappointingly low or for only part of the company. +Bush, who had lengthy telephone conversations with both leaders this morning, also took credit for spurring the process that led to Monday's announcement from the Soviet Union. +There must be no question of Mr John Major employing a second veto. +The region may suffer shortages at sawmills, but not at the docks. +The oil and gas company said the properties consist of seven wells in Oklahoma and Arkansas with reserves of about 94,000 barrels of oil and 17.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas. +"The bill the Senate passed today is protectionism at its worst," Mr. Fitzwater said. +United spokesman Sean McNamara in Sydney said engineers replaced a safety pin in the cargo door as a precaution in line with a company order to check all of the airline's aircraft. +You're a warrior." Many players also are attracted to the HNA's brand of play: no fighting or serious checking; that is, no slamming opponents into the side of the rink. +And it establishes clear guidelines and limits, providing an exception for providers of personal services such as baby sitters or housekeepers to recognize the privacy of the family, the marriage contract and the home. +For the first time, the administration is considering proposing to Congress a delay of Gramm-Rudman deficit-reduction targets because of the cost of the Persian Gulf operation, according to sources. +Fitzwater said Bush believes that quiet diplomacy is the appropriate course for raising human rights in China. +Poindexter has been a special adviser to the chief of naval operations. +Bankers Trust said Mr. Kreiger specialized in trading currency options. +That passage was "a gross oversimplification," Mr. Gutfreund said. +No group claimed responsibility for the killing, but police investigator Romeo de Guzman said it had "all the earmarks" of an assassination by Communist rebels. +Ulises Rosales de Toro, will make recommendations regarding Ochoa to the Communist Party and the government, Granma said. +Kevin Gentry, a 26, of Lovington, was charged Wednesday with making a false report to police. +At the other extreme were the Lamborghini Diablo, five versions of the Rolls-Royce, two BMWs and a pair of Ferraris. +Concerns about cheating among OPEC producers resurfaced quickly in the market when traders failed to follow through on Tuesday's rally, Baker explained. +He was so highly valued that at one stage he was being groomed to be its chief. +The CBOT has been making plans for an after-hours electronic trading system of its own, called Aurora. +The experiments, he said, show that witnesses are likely to err in identifying suspects of a different race who are seen for only a few moments under stressful conditions. +Elsewhere in Utah, the Uinta Canyon fire had burned 3,850 acres 20 miles north of Roosevelt in the Ashley National Forest. +Because reserves must be in cash or in accounts that don't pay interest, the change will add between $300 million and $600 million to bank industry profits. +In 1981, Walter Cronkite signed off for the last time as anchorman of The CBS Evening News. +The WPP and Ogilvy boards agreed on the buyout last month and WPP's $54-a-share tender offer expired at 10 a.m. Monday. +He plans to retire to Hawaii with his wife, Jenny. +Coltec said that it will have extraordinary charges totaling $110 million, net of income-tax benefits of $13 million, from the debenture redemption, purchase of other debentures at a premium and other steps. +Last week, the rig count had risen by eight to total 991. +Despite such growth, the new ferry operations haven't yet attracted a huge number of commuters. +The forecast also called for rain in Texas and the southern Rockies. +Analysts estimated RJR's original plan to provide 14 billion cigarettes to the Soviets would generate about $40 million in operating profit. +For most on Wall Street, inventories were up because demand was down. +"Saturday Night Live" will be pre-empted this Saturday and will use a rerun next week if the strike goes on. +Shell's platform was damaged by an explosion April 18, causing the shutdown of a transportation and production system for Brent crude, a key international grade of crude oil. +The former auto dealer, elected in 1986 on his fifth try for governor, convicted by the Senate on charges he misused funds and obstructed justice, becoming the first governor impeached and removed from office since 1929. +The two dancers told their host family they were going for a walk Friday morning, then were seen by a neighbor getting into a car driven by a man believed to be the husband of one of the women, said Folkfest President Brent Haymond. +Reformers, with nearly 500 committed delegates, represent the strongest faction at the congress with staunch conservatives numbering less than 100. +A few Aborigines were still doing such paintings on rock shelters as recently as the early 1970s, but the art form declined as Western civilization encroached. +It would be about her mother, Ireene, now deceased, who was a star of children's radio and TV shows in the 1930s, '40s and '50s known as "the singing lady." +Regular prices, which include a surcharge for the Capitol Preservation Fund, will range from $6 for an uncirculated half-dollar to $215 for a proof-quality gold coin. +A synagogue also remains and bakeries still sell round rings very much like bagels in addition to brick-like loaves of black bread, a local specialty. +Concern over the lead appears to have subsided in Skagway as it prepares for summer, which every year brings thousands of tourists on cruise ships and day excursions from Juneau, 92 miles to the south. +"Oil companies are getting very concerned about the large inventories they have built," Mr. Barakat said. +At the end of the fourth quarter, its assets under management were $20.2 billion, compared with $21.9 billion one year ago. +Officials said they eliminated official ties with the school's intramural sports program, pulled out of the Intraclub Council, and even went so far as to ask that college-owned sidewalk snowplows lift their blades as they pass the club's building. +Eventually, 310 of the FBI's approximately 400 Hispanic agents joined Perez in the suit. +In Silverdale, Wash., Wednesday night the Navy planned to hear public concerns about the Navy's intention to use dolphins to guard Trident submarines at Bangor, Wash. +It had been a shell ever since. +Several of the events described in "Cat's Eye" come from Atwood's own life. +Sixteen minutes and 40 seconds later, the International Telecommunications Organization satellite separated from the rocket, according to the official. +In Zurich, the metal dropped to a closing bid of $368.25 from $368.70 bid late Wednesday. +'The EU banned exports of live animals and fresh meat until August 22 when a committee will review the decision, taken last night. +The difference between them on Sunday, about four minutes, might have been attributable to the weather: Schueler likes it cool, Evoniuk warm. +The lesson here is that the free market has limits. +The second is that the returns are less volatile than securities trading activities. Mr Robert Binney, business executive for global securities services at Chase Manhattan, says that the lack of volatility is a significant attraction for banks. +Scores of buses brought blacks from communities across the country. +NORTH CAROLINA: Provides funding for poor women's abortions, although the fund has been cut back in recent years. +Fiat spokesman Gualberto Ranieri confirmed on Friday that discussions included potential production agreements, commercial and distribution arrangements and equity investments. +Stock traders said shares seemed to be tracking the action in the bond futures market throughout the day more closely than the Treasury bond market. +He said federal statutes have since been amended for cases such as those involving his children but that similar loopholes likely exist for other types of crimes. +But the walkouts failed to force private mine owners to accept the federation demand that labor contracts of mine unions be negotiated jointly rather than on the current company-by-company basis. +The Bible used for George Washington's swearing-in 200 years ago was put aboard a train Thursday for Washington, where George Bush will use it for his oath of office. +Barrie also would face six months in jail. +The desert town bloomed with cricket fields and English gardens. +A typical construction project overseas can take five years or more to complete. +A sharply stronger financial rand worked against shares, compounding the day's downward drift as the market struggled for fresh direction. +There were no quotes available from overseas. +The investigation revealed that List had for years been siphoning money from his mother's $200,000 savings account. "He took out the last $2,000 on the day of the killings," said Moran, who found the withdrawal slip while searching the house. +Rising operating rates, if unchecked, are considered by analysts to represent a threat of inflation. +The whole back of my building is gone," Kinderman said. +You get some other guy marching out here with a little placard demonstrating, giving something about the government employees. +The Transportation Department turned down the sale of some of the airlines routes. +Foreign and domestic institutional investors took the dollar's climb as a cue to buy West German stocks, brokers said. +As a result of a recent evaluation of all its operations, Florida Progress said it has decided to focus its efforts on its electric utility business. +All 44 members of the Senate belong to the PRI. +Mr. Gleacher said the alliance will give the firm "a major flow of business." +Ropak said it will pay $4.25 a share for Buckhorn's common and $5.875 a share for the Series A preferred. +INA, monitored in Nicosia, said the Soviet minister thanked Iraq for allowing Soviet experts to leave the country although the terms of their contracts had not expired. +No talks were scheduled until Monday in the Quincy, Ill., district, where 350 teachers walked out. +The flat had been bought earlier the same day for Pounds 120,000. In April 1992 Mortgage Express obtained an order for possession. +For example, it ranks sixth in the world in arms exports, which bring in about $1 billion a year. +And, critics say, President Bush's fiscal 1990 budget falls back on President Reagan's habit of manipulating those forecasts to minimize tough budget choices. +The clinic will pay $450,000 to the Frustacis immediately. +Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo Inc. both sought unsuccessfully to acquire two well-known brand name soda producers. +"There's the slow process, where they'll tear the cellophane and leave them out, and they'll dry out and shrivel up. +But he wasn't entirely startled by this win: He had bought 200 raffle tickets. +The cells also could be used to test the efficacy and safety of drugs for brain disorders, the scientists said. +The SEC investigation, under way since March, focused on Fleet's portfolio of marketable securities, which included issues of some 15 New England bank holding companies. +He also will continue as chief of federal police. +It's in our genes." The man said he was suspected of opposition activity and taken from his home after midnight by several agents to G-2 headquarters. He was stripped and his wrists handcuffed behind his back. +Gold also rose in London to a late bid price of $412.25 an ounce from $408.55 late Wednesday. +The vote was along party lines, although future debate would be more likely to find divisions between supporters and critics of the auto industry. +"I've been in business ever since," she says. +The recommendations outlined in the EPA report will be used by both the administration and Congress to assess what kinds of regulatory action or legislation might be needed on global warming. +Craig Bertolett, 28, of Jacksonville, took off from Cecil Field and was dropping dummy bombs at the Pine Castle electronic warfare bombing range in the forest when he ejected, Byers said. +Yesterday, the company's shares closed in national over-the-counter trading at $15.25, up $1.25, after trading was halted briefly pending the announcement. +"A lot of people in New York overreacted to the stock-market crash," said Stephen K. McNees, a Federal Reserve Bank of Boston economist who has written extensively on economic forecasting. +By doing so, the Fed could have signaled its displeasure at seeing the federal funds rate fall below its target of 9 1/4%. +Its shares have risen by 43 per cent so far this year, making it one of the best performers in the market. So much economic success, however, tends to breed complacency. +If they think it will rise, they have an incentive to buy securities denominated in that currency. +Last year, Rochester and the surrounding area exported a record $6.3 billion worth of products, which is more than the overall totals from 30 different states. +He succeeds John L. Murray, 61, who continues as chairman of this food products concern. +The allegations stem from a series of investigations covering 16 states. +Sunday's incident at Paitilla Airport was certain to further strain relations between the United States and the Panama government dominated by Gen. +In a letter to LIN, McCaw's president told LIN president, Donald Pels, that McCaw would be "re-entering" the market to purchase additional shares of LIN stock at prices he called a "bargain." +It's a spend-the-surplus scenario similar to that played out to unhappy results in the Northeast. +In addition, the agency proposed to let a company own AM and FM radio stations and UHF TV stations in the same market. +"I'm an immigrant in this country with no roots. +GM said all its U.S. car plants will be operating next week. +In an unusual gesture, the Cuban government has allowed a human rights activist and former political prisoner to make a monthlong visit to the United States. +Biden's version calls for spending $14.6 billion next year, including 400,000 new beds in treatment centers and immediate treatment for pregnant addicts as well as more FBI and drug enforcement agents and prison expansion. +"Where's Mario?" came the cry from Democrats nervously looking for a winner. +That said, there is plausible evidence of a modest pick-up in construction orders from the private industrial sector between July and November last year. +At the retirement home, Bush said, "I stood with our president through thick and thin and some suggested that hurt me in one state or another. +The average maturity of the portfolios held by money funds was 37 days, unchanged from the previous week, Donoghue's said. +And within four years, the party will have to face fully free elections. +Tomorrow you will meet with the president of the United States of America, Mr. George Bush. +Bulgaria has followed its East European neighbors in promising to remodel the Interior Ministry, which is responsible for the police agencies that have repressed the people with survellience and force. +While he won't be allowed to call himself Sir Charles _ an honor reserved for British subjects _ he is entitled to use the initials KBE after his name. +It is discipline in the equality of men _ for all men are equal before fish." From the flat high desert of western Wyoming a traveler looks far back over his shoulder to see distant white clouds high in the northeastern sky. +Armenia's parliament debated a declaration of independence, but decided to delay a vote until at least Wednesday. +Advancing that task beyond any particular time frame is the objective of the International Congress on World Evangelization, which is meeting Tuesday through July 20 in Manila, the Philippines. +We must not take diferent positions." He referred to Greece, which is considering recognizing the independent Palestinian state along with Israel. +Nineteen people in India and Pakistan have died in violence related to the novel. +Organizers said von Karajan's longtime assistant, Bruno Weil, would direct the Mozart opera at the Salzburg Festival House tonight. +The goal is to find the next McCaw Cellular Communications, a company whose bonds soared after it divulged plans to offer new stock in exchange for as much as $600 million face amount of junk. +Using more than three at a time would increase the chances of a multiple birth, Quigley says. +Candidates, at rallies and news conferences, openly criticized their once-secretive, autocratic union and its leaders. +In the meantime, a spokesman said the bank couldn't comment on speculation or on the reported Mirror Group holding. +Aspects of this event are unclear, but unlike similar recent incidents elsewhere, it's certain the U.S. will disclose publicly what it knows and learns from any investigation. +Some advertisers seek to balance what they call biased news coverage. +The next step is the sand," Wells said. +In resubmitting its request, the Robertson committee asked the commission to identify the sample contributions that had been rejected. +Beijing later threatened economic sanctions against Norway if the Dalai Lama was received officially, Norwegian reports said. +Thunderstorms brought high wind and hail to the South and Southwest, while snow fell in Michigan and Wisconsin and the high sizzled to 90 degrees near Miami. +As a result, the company faced heavy criticism in Japan. +The plan is due to be debated by the Bosnian assembly later this week. +Because the insurgents control most of the countryside, families who fled villages devastated by Soviet and Afghan bombing raids would return under guerrilla auspices. +Sources said the alleged theft occurred in HUD's Section 8 rent-subsidy program, which gives developers subsidies to build housing for low-income people. +Copper for July delivery ended 0.4 cent higher at $1.0545. +The Portuguese escudo and the Greek drachma are the only remaining outsiders. +As a result, officials built a special cell at the prison in Woodbourne where Bosket spends 23 hours a day in solitary confinement. +If any cash is recouped from this business it will come back through the profit and loss account. At the operating level Berisford achieved profits of Pounds 3.7m (Pounds 1.5m losses). +Lloyds Bank PLC said sharply higher provisions totaling #483 million ($797 million) against loans to less developed countries depressed pretax profit to #93 million in the first half of 1989 from #452 million a year earlier. +Officials of The Upjohn Co., which makes Halcion, said the greater number of Halcion reports could be the result of a number of things, including media reports about the drug. +The hostile cash offers sharply boosted arbitrage profits because they often triggered bidding wars for target companies. +Neither Mrs. Thatcher and Shevardnadze would give details of their 2-hour discussion. +So in theory, when social security spending rises, other elements in the budget must be cut back. +A computerized tracking system monitors the bank's response to the letters, making sure, for example, that telegrams are dispatched to writers within 24 hours of receipt. +He will also stop in Berlin. +The newspaper said surplus workers in the work force of 132 million are costing the state billions of dollars and are a heavy burden to enterprises. +This suggests a 42 per cent potential rise in the Nikkei, with a large part of the increase coming in the first two to three years. +Well, maybe not the herpes. +Authorize more than $1.65 billion for the C-17 cargo plane, but restrict expenditures pending resolution of manufacturing problems and cost overruns. +CONTRARY to popular belief, Britain's workers have adapted to change in a positive way. +The weekend after Thanksgiving, the chain posted a double-digit sales increase. +Neither is economic reform: Brazil, for example, has yet to provide evidence that its fiscal position is under control; Argentina's reform programme still has far to go; Mexico's current account deficit is rising, some believe, dangerously fast. +State authorities closed two Texas banks, bringing the number of bank failures nationwide this year to 98, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said. +John Uyeno, publisher of The Garden Island, says he will retire after almost 50 years at the paper, once a successor is chosen. +But there are exceptions, largely unknown outside a comparatively small circle. +Rewley House became the university's 36th college four years ago, although it has still to receive its royal charter. The name change is expected to be approved today. +The Group of Seven launched a new effort to contain the dollar in mid-September, which included dollar selling and interest rate increases in Japan and West Germany. +Security forces killed 77 leftist guerrillas Friday in two separate attacks in the Andes Mountains and the jungle, the government said. +More than 45 pounds of cocaine were found in his baggage. +TransCapital is Ohio's largest savings bank holding company with more than $4.4 billion in assets. +But even if that doesn't happen, Mr. Hough says Sallie Mae's maximum pretax loss would total between $30 million and $50 million, spread over three or four years. +While the newspapers prepared the first post-agreement edition of the Free Press for today, workers voted against ratifying a contract offer from the new newspaper agency and in favor of strike authorization. +"He had completed an album and was on his way home. +The maximum bonus amount accumulated at any one time can be Pounds 1,000. But this means a jobseeker will receive no extra money immediately for part-time work - hardly an incentive. +Ms. Matsuzaka earns more than five times the average for a working woman of her age, which is 21, and now is moving into more conventional entertainment. +Their price slid to 83.60 points from 84.72 points. +Bentley further embellishes his ferocious image with a blond mustache the ends of which wend to his jawline. +There's a difference between the various divisions. +"If companies can't compensate their employees, the employees will find a way to hurt you through inefficiency." Like many international airlines, Qantas got caught in the pincers of rocketing fuel costs and plunging revenue. +They've got a lot of fire down there," South said about an hour and a half after the fire was reported around 7 p.m. +The explosion occurred at 4:40 a.m. at the two-story house belonging to Manuel Fraga, a European Parliament deputy. +Hertz said the cost of accidental damage should be borne by the auto-rental companies and reflected in their basic charges. +Anyone worried about the effect on interest rates should hark back to the 1970s when we had a really soft dollar, 14% inflation and 21% interest rates. +Not all analysts are that bullish. +Two men, ages 25 and 27, were in custody, Ortiz said. +An official of the Bank of China's Shanghai branch confirmed the center is "under consideration," but wouldn't elaborate, the Kyodo news agency of Japan said. +So, too, have China's Communist rulers. When the socialists took power in Portugal in 1974, it was the Chinese government which had to persuade the Portuguese to stay. +The decision came despite a snag this week in talks aimed at improving relations between the two Koreas. +The ABC News poll, based on interviews with 8,659 voters last Thursday through Sunday in all 16 states holding primaries today, also found Rep. Richard Gephardt ahead only in his home state of Missouri. +Mayor Tom Bradley showed up for the last 10 minutes of the meeting. +Military officials who testified at the trial acknowledged that the orders on beating were ambiguous. +U.S. officials have promised that any American service member found to carry the virus will not be assigned to the Philippines. +Arafat told Il Messaggero that the PLO approved meetings with Israeli officials and has been receiving reports on the contacts. +They take place against the wishes of both the authorities and the unions. +Mr Hans-Heinrich Otte, senior partner at BDO Deutsche Warenstreuhand Aktiengesellschaft, says there has been a boom in fee volumes in Germany, driven by the opening up of the former eastern Germany. +Col. John Chapla, said chemical weapons currently are only produced or stored at Pine Bluff and Muscle Shoals. +Its chairman, Lord Young, is a former politician and construction tycoon. +As a result of the provision and intense competitive pressures, Citicorp saw earnings from its commercial and investment banking business in Europe, North America and Japan plummet 77% to $40 million from $173 million a year earlier. +The announcement Tuesday comes as budget-conscious advertisers increasingly are looking beyond the major TV networks to alternatives such as cable television, special event sponsorships and in-store promotions to boost sales. +Not one was a personal call. +It was a memorable experience for two reasons. +The company's earnings for the quarter ended April 4 were 18 cents a share, up from two cents a share, in the year-ago quarter, reflecting an industrywide recovery. +The change will lessen the immediate impact the bonds have on the debt. +He goes on to express the hope that U.S. troops remain sequestered on their bases to prevent "unholy ramifications" from Western contaminants such as alcohol and female drivers. +Mr. Themy-Kotranakis has agreed to buy back the $130,000 machine, which he says is in working order, in exchange for Yu Ra's dropping the charges. +The agency said the influx was increasing daily. +He previously held executive positions with Olivetti and the state-run RAI broadcasting network. +When other companies brought out a private-label Popsicle line, supermarkets asked Dean for another version. +Changes made since at Burger King include the appointment of Gary L. Langstaff, a former top executive at Hardee's, as Burger King's top marketing executive. +The Industry Ministry informed oil companies operating in France on Friday that imports of Iranian crude are henceforth subject to the usual French regulations governing oil imports. +The weather service said Hurricane Gilbert was the most intense storm on record in terms of barometric pressure. +In return, the plan mumbled something about creating 60,000 new college apprenticeships. The unions quickly labelled this the most severe attack ever by an elected government on organised labour. +And he worked financial wizardry by keeping Texaco liquid through its $11.1 billion legal battle with Pennzoil Co. and the bankruptcy-law proceedings that resulted from it. +"This is really a big lick for us," said statewide prosecutor Peter Antonacci. +Taiji Inoue of Yamaichi Securities said share prices fell almost across the board in afternoon trading following the bankruptcy rumor. +The state-run PAP news agency said strikes also were under way at the First of May and Borynia mines. +Gillian Armstrong made the famous, overrated My Brilliant Career. +Mr. Vogel said a more likely scenario would be a leveraged buy-out, but even that isn't realistic now. +Harold "Kim" Philby is dead, but the bitter aftertaste of his colossal betrayal still lingers in Britain. +The protest to the GSA board was filed by PacifiCorp. +Doskocil Cos., Hutchinson, Kan., said it signed a definitive credit agreement for $160 million from Chemical Bank to be used in its attempted acquisition of Wilson Foods Corp. +Texas Air is a dedicated airline builder with a substantial track record. +Stress causes far more turnover, reduced productivity, absenteeism and illness than previously known, the study reveals. +That was a 26% increase from $76.1 billion a year earlier (about half of the increase resulted from a new regulation forcing more detailed disclosure of delinquent loans by thrifts). +The official then said he was leaving the IRS to work for Guess, although ultimately he didn't take the position. +The producer price report showed prices at early stages of production increasing more slowly than prices for finished goods, which may bring down finished-goods inflation in the next few months. +Dienstbier told The Associated Press on Saturday that the opposition did not propose specific candidates for the new Cabinet, but concentrated on outlining what characteristics office holders should have. +One of his favorite wait-and-see plays in energy stocks is Grant Tensor Geophysical preferred, which makes up about 2% of his portfolio. +Dukakis, who has said he would entertain tax increases only as a last resort, claimed tougher tax collection could bring in up to $50 billion a year from cheats and scofflaws without overburdening honest taxpayers. +He was named Time Inc.'s public affairs director in 1970, then returned to Time magazine as worldwide promotion and public affairs director in 1976. +It said the new issue of preferred will pay an 8% annual dividend and have a term of five years plus one day. +When it comes to my choosing roles, my agents are kind of anti-agents. +The German government has recognised the benefit of such a move, having just approved plans to privatise its autobahns and impose an annual fee. Resource allocation on Britain's road system is one of the last outposts of Soviet-style economics. +He takes part in his ballet company's work-outs. +Among those under consideration were buying five minutes on the major television networks for a Dukakis speech, and the purchase of larger blocks of time _ as long as 30 minutes _ for either a town meeting style program or a national call-in show. +The best way for leaders such as Governors Martinez and Bangerter to avoid politically damaging tax revolts is to squeeze the most value out of existing revenues before they even think of digging deeper into the pockets of taxpayers. +Mr. Daniels, a native of Indiana, will leave the White House March 1 to become a partner in the Indianapolis law firm Baker & Daniels, and chief operating officer of Hudson Institute, an Indianapolis research organization. +The budget calls for $1.77 billion in new taxes and fees, and program cuts or changes of about $5.3 billion. +Directors of rock stations in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles and San Diego said they hadn't heard of the controversy. +But committee Chairman Dale Bumpers (D., Ark.) only alluded to the subject. +She is in her fourth year at Brown medical school. +The Israeli prime minister, who expressed "strong reservations" about elements of the plan, said he expected the Israeli cabinet to vote on the proposal next week. +California had a $1.3 billion reserve that Deukmejian expects to be depleted by the end of the budget year. +A. That one argument is the one I _ not all the other critics _ Q. You've said since the beginning of the year that you thought Noriega should go. +After a nearly 10-month lull following the collapse of the earlier labor-management bid for UAL, banks appear ready again to finance what they consider well-structured leveraged transactions. +And I think that fact speaks for itself. +At least 13 people were killed when troops loyal to President Mobutu Sese Seko fired on pro-democracy demonstrators in Kinshasa, Zaire's capital. +The 2.6% growth rate was above most private forecasts, too. +He winces as a member of the Committee for Torture Awareness demonstrates electric shock. +The administration has proposed a 20 percent cut in the support price for domestic-use peanuts, from $631 a ton for this year's crop to $504 a ton. +Stade is 15 miles west of Hamburg and Biblis is 30 miles south of Frankfurt in the heavily populated Rhine River valley. +Six months after the Beijing massacre, she spoke again with some of them, now in exile and trying to keep the reform movement in their Communist homeland alive from half a world away. +They all looked terrible." +"We've really been focused on the opportunity aspect of it," he says. +Even if you are frantic, appear super-languid. +She added, however, that advertisers would be 'justifiably concerned' if advertising were concentrated. +Decliners topped gainers, 487 to 353. +Since one may reasonably assume that Adm. +A company spokesman said the decision to eliminate the dividend resulted from a quarterly appraisal and that circumstances had changed since the December announcement. +It is here, not in technological mercantilism, that the miracle economies of the east have the most valuable lessons to impart. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Becor closed yesterday at $15.125 a share, up 12.5 cents. +Wiener on Monday announced the support of 13 other state party leaders from the Midwest. +The college's most successful 100 candidates this year gained an average of 33.07 Ucas points, a score which would have ranked them in the top five for the country, among selective schools which have about 100 pupils per year. +Fearing foot-and-mouth disease and hog cholera, the U.S. government closed its borders. +This is caricatured as a defense in all cases of "stability" and the status quo. +Democrat Michael Dukakis and Republican George Bush made half-hour network appeals for votes Monday night, the final chapter in a long, often nasty television war that played a key campaign role. +Quintiles Transnational Corp. is the market leader in providing a full range of integrated product development and marketing services to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industries. +With European elections looming, it is hardly surprising that the government used yesterday's first-quarter growth figures as an excuse to trumpet recovery. +It was not immediately clear what Karaish was doing when he was shot. +Every statistic set a record. +"My officers are going to have to learn, learn, learn," Fernau said. +Ordered to lie down, the six were shot in the head with automatic and semiautomatic weapons, police said. +In Southern California, protecting the homes of high-profile business people and entertainers, especially those with children, is a major part of the business. +A good earnings report from one of the market's largest companies helped allay some concern and lift the blue chip average. +The company earned $7.7 million, or 80 cents a share, on revenue of $39 million in 1990. +Clients and agencies shouldn't wait for the business climate to recover because the changes "are fundamental and irrevocable. +Five boys have been offered the deal, which will go into effect after the Christmas holiday if they accept. +USBI said the first launches using Soviet rockets would take place in 1995 or 1996. +The paper, which did not abide by Aoun's restrictions, gave no reasons for reversing its decision. +This one shows a man climbing a staircase representing the amount of time consumers in other countries must work to buy a pound of sugar. +He was renowned for his daring. "However many times you'd seen him, it was probably the most dangerously thrilling moment you'd seen on any stage," actor Jeremy Brett said Tuesday. +Tehran radio said 68 relief aircraft had landed at the capital's Mehrabad airport during a 24-hour period. +Gorbachev is expected to use his speech to spell out the kind of cooperation the Soviets are looking for in human rights, environmental protection, culture and the battle against terrorism. +Yesterday, Ricardo's shares closed 3p lower at 162p. FFD, which is based in Coventry and Detroit in the US, made pre-tax profits of Pounds 1.58m last year on turnover of Pounds 16.5m, with the profits divided equally between the US and UK. +With Mexico's high interest rates falling and inflation at 130% a year and climbing, yields on bank deposits last month turned negative in inflation-adjusted terms, leaving the raging stock market an irresistible choice for thousands of new investors. +Diplomats said the three resigned because they viewed Mr. U Nu's attempt as premature, and as a bid to exploit the chaotic situation for personal political gain. +Mendoza faces either a life sentence in prison without parole or the death penalty, Deputy District Attorney Lauren Weis said. +Mafia leader, was sentenced in New York yesterday to life in prison on murder and racketeering convictions. +Such a proposal is contrary to the logic of the process of pan-European unification," he said. +Miss Bande said that as giant waves battered the 2,855-ton Dona Marilyn on Monday, she and hundreds of others anxiously waited on deck as the crew frantically tried to pump water from the ship. +Commercial paper outstanding, or short-term corporate IOUs, now totals around $1.7 billion, down from over $8 billion in August. +Kristofferson said he hopes the tour can eventually go overseas. +Silver prices held steady. +Authorities said they provided the first automobile and the bulk of the 420,000 marks ($227,000) the robbers demanded to prevent any harm to the two captive bank employees, and had planned to pursue the getaway car. +The union will never compromise,' said Mr Yoshito Ishibashi, secretary general of the Sanyo union. +Small-business owners are facing a tax change that could triple the state taxes some pay. +"There are more things they'll have to do," Conway said, but did not elaborate. +The nearest big city, Xian, is more than 185 miles to the south, an eight-hour trip by car. +She added that one of four vice presidents who worked in marketing, Kevin Armstrong, also resigned yesterday. +The comments were rosier than many Americans would venture. +Crane is the one recognized motivating force in creating the new Conrail," said W. Glenn Cameron, vice president transportation research at Moseley Securities Corp., an investment banking firm in New York. +Mercury sells insurance only in California, and auto insurance accounts for more than 98% of its annual premium revenue of more than $400 million, the company said. +Concord Camera plunged 5/8 to 2 1/2. +Mooneyham served as president of World Vision from 1969 to 1982 and now is involved in consulting and Christian activities. +Non-EC exports rose by Pounds 78m to Pounds 4.87bn while imports dropped 0.9 per cent to Pounds 5.44bn. +"Here, there's plenty of work and the money is decent. +Domestic oil production peaked at 9.2 million barrels a day in February 1986. +"I reject Mr. Satiacum's evidence as untruthful," the judge said. +He expects the U.S. rig count will average 1,074 in 1991, up from 1,010 last year. +Robert Albertson, a banking analyst with Goldman, Sachs & Co., criticized the downgrade as unnecessary. +Some, such as AMR Corp.'s American Airlines unit, Pan Am Corp.'s Pan American World Airways unit and Delta Air Lines, refuse to participate. +His patience and caring always got everyone through the hard and difficult times," said Mark Rizkowsky, a friend of Campisi's for 25 years and best man at his wedding. +"I favor support for economic reform but there has to be reform to be supported," Mrs. Thatcher said. +In September 1991, however, the agency began its own examination of air quality in the workplace, and a public comment period closed last year. +People have been known to buy the wrong house by mistake. +The best that can be said of share-backs is that, in those which used a tender, there may be a tax credit. +The U.S. bearing industry has benefited from substantial increases in domestic demand and is operating at or near 100 percent of capacity. +Batteries and throw-away razors will have a levy of 10 and 20 francs respectively. Leading the battle against the tax are the plastics and chemicals industries. +Last November, she attended a memorial service in Enniskillen for 11 people killed when the IRA bombed a commemoration ceremony for Britain's war dead. +In fact, PNM itself attempted to buy Utah Power, based in Salt Lake City and with a sprawling, three-state web of transmission lines, in a transaction that was rejected last year. +In some constituencies they could work well together, for example in the working class areas of Kowloon. +With dealers saying that supplies of the machine are plentiful, Tandy has started discounting the $750 to $1,300 1000 RL by as much as $200, depending on the model. +Ms. Ryan said she had been buying four tickets a week until Florida offered a $23 million jackpot in early August. +As previously reported, Diamond Shamrock's board Sunday turned down Mr. Pickens's third offer to buy the company, a $15-a-share, all-cash offer valued at about $2 billion that he made only to the board. +The ever-encroaching invasion of privacy must cease. +That might have caused losses for Morgan at a time when brokerage houses were in jeopardy, they said. +Minnesota's Republican auditor has jumped into the governor's race, taking advantage of allegations the regular GOP nominee invited teen-age girls to take a nude dip with him nine years ago. +Mr. Wang said that whatever system is adopted, the market at first is likely to open to selected institutional investors who meet standards set by the SEC. +With computers, the budget is on time, Gaile said. +Some on Wall Street share Upjohn's optimism about Rogaine, and argue that the anti-baldness drug isn't the only new product that could help the company. +France will also be totally absorbed in its own presidential elections. +(Waste Management won't comment but doesn't dispute the figures.) As unpleasant as the business might seem, company executives appear to love it. +How do environmentalists respond to the human carnage from their policies? +But I'm not _ I think the world sees clearly that if this had occurred 20 years ago, there wouldn't have been this cooperative feeling at the United Nations. +Of that, it said, $53 million _ or 29 percent _ came from the special-interest groups known as PACs. +He said Unocal Exploration could become an acquisition vehicle for Unocal, which has shed much of its debt in recent years. +The Arizona Republic reported last month that Toyota would pay $47.6 million for 14,000 acres of land. +But many at the fair said they were willing to change the way they do business to get even a small portion of Limited's huge business. +General-products making is headed by vice president Welton Birdwell, who will report to Mr. Wells. +He and some friends hacked out a little community five miles from the nearest road. +The industry is changing rapidly in terms of chains taking over nursing homes and hospitals becoming subsidiaries of holding companies "in all types of other businesses," he said. +When we look at you, we don't see lawyer and Ricketts. +"I've had some very close calls," he said. "I had a head-on collision with an airplane on my last film. +"It somewhat insults our intelligence," Mr. Bossidy said, for people to think that "having made the investment in Kidder, that we are going to go about putting in a management system that is inappropriate. +"Both sides have to be the same. +Byron Allumbaugh was elected a director of this financial-services holding concern, increasing board membership to 13. He is chairman and chief executive officer of Ralphs Grocery Co., a division of Federated Department Stores Inc. +Higher food costs, especially for dairy and citrus products, were said to be the main factors. +In particular there is a cap-sleeved, drop-waisted version with a pleated skirt edged with a floral band for Pounds 55. Also from Harrods Olympic Way. +Taro Vit also said the unit has submitted eight abbreviated new drug applications for U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval, with sales potential of more than $20 million a year. +The maker of computer data storage, communication and graphics products said it will buy the shares from time to time on the open market. +U.S. Air Force units in Oman will hold a mock Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. +"Adding $500 of someone else's money" to the unemployment benefits would only encourage that type of layoff, he says. +To play with a good pianist who understands Shostakovich is very dear to me. +Anthrax expert Dr. Philip Brachman of Emory Univeristy called the Soviets' presentation in Washington a "landmark report" in an interview Tuesday with the Washington Post. +With its territorial greed, it's becoming a nuisance." As usual, the PLO's policy shift was subtle but clear. +MYX558 was the third. +Other options open to the retailer include making an acquisition itself or spinning off one of its units to shareholders. +Israel radio said the new bullet was potentially lethal at a range of under 70 yards. +Investors remain too nervous about potential congressional and Bush administration measures to boost economic growth, however, to extend into the riskier 30-year Treasury bonds, the trader says. +The Tokyo Stock Exchange's leading index fell sharply for the second consecutive day today amid fears of higher interest rates, while the dollar rose slightly against the Japanese yen. +Revenue rose to $144.6 million from $122 million. +He said that her married name, set in riveted lead letters, was chiseled off the tombstone three times. +Omar Bradley's words about non-service connected benefits from three decades ago to imply there is some vast amount of largess going to hordes of unentitled veterans. +What he found was a town where racism was rampant, football received more support than English and school district lines were drawn to make sure that the best athletes went to the best school. +The B-2, he added, "is a revolutionary plane with revolutionary technology. +He was knighted in 1979. In 1985, only six months after his retirement from TI, Sir Brian was appointed chairman of the Port of London Authority. +The thrifts with the biggest cash needs aren't the ones with the biggest stakes in the Freddie Mac preferred. +In trading on the New York Stock Exchange, News Corp.'s American depository shares fell $2 to $23.875. +MB America has agreed to buy American Bank Stationery from an investment group that includes company management and headed by the New York investment banking firm Gibbons, Green, van Amerongen. +Commissioned in 1874 from the architect Hippolyte Destailleurs, it took 15 years to complete. The situation, atop a pointed hill, was unpromising but the peak was sliced off and a huge artificial platform was erected to accommodate the house. +The report marked the first effort to track the health of minority groups other than black Americans since 1967, when the department began compiling statistics on the nation's health. +For the current year the institute forecast a rise in the external surplus to almost 7 per cent. +Over the weekend, a Nebraska man called and ordered chili for his son, who had lived in New Mexico. +Long-time Berlin resident Helga Galler, 60, was among the 400 people waiting for the landing at Berlin's Templehof airport. +Standard Chartered settled a net 4 higher at 704p ex-dividend, while Cable and Wireless, which derives more than half of its earnings from Hong Kong, settled only a fraction off at 712p, having fallen to 698p at the outset of trading. +The case against him, lacking sufficient evidence for a retrial, was dropped. +"There are ballot propositions on issues from gun control to the size of cow stalls, and yes, everyone of these choices is vital, every one is crucial. +"You have to allow yourself the flexibility and time to get on with the next step." +West German officials say Poland is demanding more than Bonn can give, thus acting as the de facto ally of the Soviet Union in mounting international barriers to German unification. +The problem here is that in most cases the stress produced by this approach is psychologically different from the stress produced by the job. +A radio report said the meeting had already taken place, but de Klerk's office denied that. +From that point onwards, safety became the overriding priority. +Tax-exempt money market funds currently yield an average 5.16%. +The court trimmed the total of Miller's untaxed fraudulent income to $31,500 from the $53,000 listed by the IRS in its deficiency notice. +He wants to stay. +Biaggi also was convicted in November 1987 of accepting an illegal gratuity _ a paid vacation _ for helping an ailing New York shipyard. +(The choreographer Mark Morris, when a young dancer, left a ballet company because 'I got tired of pretending to be a straight guy in love with a ballerina.') So why do gay men go to ballet? +The ship's Phalanx gun, designed to hurl a storm of radar-guided shells at an incoming cruise missile, was on automatic, and its own missiles and Stinger anti-aircraft teams were ready to fire. +But the officials made it clear that they want regulators to follow more balanced policies that stress the need for banks to continue making good loans and, if prudent, give banks more time to work their way out of bad loans. +Without them, market share for the Japanese companies fell to 18.1 percent last month from 19.7 percent in 1985. +What appeared to many as a success in American foreign policy, in keeping with American ideals, was actually a national disgrace. +About $6 billion of the portfolios are involved in stock and index futures-related strategies. +Under the agreement, shareholders would receive $155 in cash, $35 in UAL notes and an estimated $11 worth of securities in UAL subsidiary Covia Corp. for each UAL share. +When the Pope ascends, if not into heaven, at least into the flies, the chandelier drops smoothly to collect him. Even the acting is not to be faulted. +Other workers were rescued in the same vicinity Thursday night, he said. +Prosecutors plan to push for a new trial of extremist Lyndon LaRouche and his associates in a federal conspiracy case that continued for four months until a judge declared a mistrial. +Such an eventuality would provide the most unexpected and welcome encouragement to neutralists and unilateralists who in Holland, Belgium, West Germany and Britain lost the game and were proved wrong. +A 42-year-old former teacher of the year was sentenced to life in prison for fondling as many as 16 boys. +Major labels today do not sign bluegrass performers because the commercial market for them is weak. +H-P is already a big supplier of workstations to ASK, which sells the machines with its software packages. +On Sunday, Lahd's militiamen killed three guerrillas near Naqoura, about two miles north of the Israeli border. +Mr. Dawkins urges them to resist. +"Then they said how about Fixx? +As part of the agreement, Child World will assume $60 million of long-term subordinated debt that CNC owes to First Executive Corp., a Los Angeles insurance holding company. +But now with the development of missiles and nuclear weapons, the meaning of war has changed. +"That is absolutely not part of what we're doing," he says. +Chevron seeks court orders requiring Pennzoil to sell the stock and prohibiting further purchases without notice. +VW wouldn't explain the reasons for the summary dismissal that ended its arrangement with Mr. Junger. +"Medium and smaller stocks have come back into investment favor." Most of the houses are judged on an official recommended list. +A Swedish newspaper reported last week that Mogilny had a month's salary withdrawn and lost his "Master of Sports" order. +Mr. Lichtenberg said his selection fulfilled a dream "that began when I was a kid and read a lot of science fiction." +In 1989, Petronas had to make another MDollars 982m cash injection after loan losses on the Malaysian property market. In early 1991, Petronas sold Bank Bumiputra to the Finance Ministry for an undisclosed sum. +"A reasonable juror could have interpreted the instruction to allow a finding of guilt based on a degree of proof below that required by the (Constitution's) due process clause," the justices said. +The company would also get to sell all merchandise linked to the game, as well as tickets and travel packages. +The court, without comment, let stand a Montana law used to add 10 years to the 30-year prison sentence given a man who brandished a gun during a pizza shop robbery. +In the case of Romania Libera, the shortage created a new brand of crime, newspaper theft. +The result: Senators were forced to take the concerns about Tower seriously. +More extensive treatment can even include braces. +The department said Thursday it will publish in Friday's edition of the Federal Register an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking as the first formal step for lifting the ban. +The huge crater remains. Quite whether all this justifies the new twice-weekly air service from Hanoi remains to be seen. +A spokeswoman for Gruen declined to comment. +To date, says the foundation, "a summit-arranged budget has never even reduced the deficit below the level of the summit year." In short, don't expect freedom day to occur much earlier next year. +White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said today the president would increase the number of FEMA offices in South Carolina to nine. +Heavily promoted software titles, such as a video game based on the film Jurassic Park, arrived late and did not live up to the hype that preceded them. Over recent months, however, 3DO has been gaining momentum. +But here the tables are turned. +Jazz, which began in the United States, is heard by thousands of Soviets though a daily Voice of America shortwave radio program. +Hart said that the work on recycling was part of Bush's intention to put a focus on measures to protect the environment. +He also was accused of ordering the hanging of a Jewish resident in the Latvian village of Audrine, the statement said. +Red Cross disaster relief in fiscal 1990-91 totaled $184 million. +A woman who kept the Uzi under her bed for several years turned it in to "get it out of her life," he said. +Lott's TV ads are produced by Robert Goodman, who made the "Morning in America" spots for President Reagan in 1984, and they have been effective in softening the GOP candidate's cool partisan edge. +But then he sat down and chatted for 20 minutes about China's open-door policy and investment prospects. We received much the same treatment from the intent-looking Russian woman who rushed in waving a sheaf of forms. +Such price initiatives may blunt the erosion of BT's domestic base and slow Mercury's advance. +Analysts said rising stock prices had been expected after six consecutive days of losses. +The countries fought a brief war along the border in 1969. +But they have also been reducing their own taxes for years through a series of state referenda. +Another person died in a traffic accident south of the city when the car struck horses that had gotten loose on Highway 1, Ms. Phillips said. +Females, with rare exceptions, are little affected by most X chromosome defects because they have two X chromosomes. +An undercover FBI agent told jurors Thursday he traded thousands of commodities contracts for customers while secretely recording pit traders' conversations during an unprecedented sting operation. +The data from a loan company he used to train his system contained several of these examples. +"Both the spending and home sales are a flash in the pan," said Allen Sinai, chief economist at Boston Co. "If the jobs and income aren't there how can people keep up spending? +He suffered the stroke at his home Wednesday and was taken to a military hospital in the Cape Town suburb of Wynberg. +If the governing class doesn't make partisan distinctions, neither will the revolutionaries. +Unemployment, marital strife and children's behavioural problems have risen sharply in past few years, while house prices have plummeted to 1978 levels. +Martinez has a huge campaign war chest ready for the campaign and plans a new television ad blitz beginning this week. +The step that sealed Olivier's stardom was his move to Hollywood in 1939 to make "Wuthering Heights." +The press coverage has been very hurtful: it's a bit like taking a blow in the stomach because of the way it's been conducted, certainly from the other side. +Bankers are not popular anywhere. +Mr. Naber will be a corporate vice president, and president of Sigma's research division. +He said he hopes the work will lead to finding the gene for another type of glutamate receptor, called the NMDA receptor because it binds to a man-made chemical called N-methyl-D-aspartate. +Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Burke said a decision would be made on whether Kawaguchi will be prosecuted for possible visa fraud. +The TV lights went out for televangelist Jim Bakker, who got a 45-year prison term for conspiracy and fraud. +That win total probably will never be topped, because schools aren't allowed to play that many games anymore. +But the government's response has been to lower salaries, a controversial solution in a country where most workers earn less than $30 a week. +An arrest warrant accusing Gerald Thomas Lampkins of practicing medicine without a license _ and listing more than six aliases _ was filed last Feb. 12. +The oil-on-canvas painting of a Paris street bedecked with flags commemorating the war dead was bought at Christie's auction house Tuesday by an anonymous American dealer for the J. Paul Getty Museum in Malibu, Calif. +An Austrian company has invested in a long-term waste storage centre in Aszod. +The messages of internationalists such as Michel Camdessus of the International Monetary Fund and Charles Carlisle, deputy director-general of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), drew rapt attention. +The government, he said, implemented UN sanctions immediately and local financial institutions were under strict instructions to freeze transfers of Yugoslav funds. +Doskocil and its subsidiaries formulate, process and market specialty precooked meat, meat toppings, pepperoni, and other speciality meats. +The fine print was still being haggled over yesterday evening. Among other things, consuming countries have been arguing for a defined role on the committee, which will co-ordinate producers' supply plans in the light of expected market conditions. +How sad that of the many lessons of Vietnam, this one has been most ignored. +Hill's camp disputes polling daa showing Coats with a wide lead. +Tax cuts are expected to total the equivalent of about $27.8 billion a year, and new taxes are expected to generate an equal amount, making the overall restructuring revenue neutral. +An NRC official looking into the incident recently told Sutton's wife that information was indeed available from one radio station "but I guess we don't listen to them," he said. +In early trading in Tokyo Friday, share prices continued to rise. +The firm also would have the right to add 20-25 percent to the unspecified interest it would get for its $75 million. +He doesn't name names, but he says 75% of the Steeler offensive linemen took them, and 50% of the players who manned the team's "power positions" (the offensive and defensive lines, and linebackers). +Finally, though Cuba does not have a perfect record on human rights, Mr. Valladares had no credible evidence to back up his portrait of Cuba as a totalitarian dungeon. +Promoters say each contestant is interviewed for five minutes with each judge before the main event tonight. +We talked also about the very difficult situation in the Middle East. +"This defendant is the third defendant in this case whose presence in this country is the result of forcible removal from his country," Rafeedie said. +Additional minutes of weekend and night calling will cost 12 cents each. +Rowny referred to Bush's proposal for deeper Soviet troops cuts than the United States would make under the treaty. +He said it would be given to an anthropological pathologist for examination. +There is something extraordinarily luscious about her style - the very pliant feet, the curvaceousness of the slightly hyperextended legs, the lack of harshness - and this is combined with a very sweet kind of innocence. +PacifiCorp said its unit, Inner PacifiCorp Inc., began its previously announced offer for 3.7 million shares of Equitec Financial Group Inc., or 75% of the shares outstanding, at $10 a share. +Family Media had paid $26 million for the property in 1987. +They were generally higher on the belief that fighting might break out in the Persian Gulf. +White House and Treasury Department officials on Monday did not immediately return telephone calls seeking comment. +The skirmish exposed the deep cracks in the governing Janata Dal party, which dominates the five-party minority coalition and underlined the personal hostility between Devi Lal and Singh. +Brazil, the world's largest coffee producer, wields a heavy bat at the talks. +The service had acknowledged earlier that radio wave interference could cause "uncommanded control inputs," moving the helicopter's horizontal stabilator slightly, but not to the extent of posing a flight safety hazard. +"His real job is boss of the most powerful crime family in this country. +"There could be many banking problems we haven't heard about yet," one foreign banker said. +Another measure limits banking secrecy and empower courts to seize funds believed to be earned from racketeering related to terrorism. +Mr. Tsongas developed his health plan in early 1991, after he was retained by the association. +On Wednesday General Sani Abacha's regime passed the point of no return. +Directors demanded copies of the report and scheduled a special meeting June 30. +Now that they have a motorbike, the main market is only minutes away. +The revised U.S.-backed debt strategy has emphasized cutting back debt and interest payments over continued lending to heavily indebted developing countries. +But Babar, a taxi driver who came to Jayapura 12 years ago from Sulawesi, says Irianese are incapable of holding down steady jobs. +The researchers also took blood to check for allergy-causing antibodies. +They have worked quietly, often unseen. +"Everybody coming in wanted their car before Dec. 31," said Kathy Pokorski, new-car sales manager at Heishman BMW in Arlington, Va. +"M. 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The reason for taking this more specific route is that a change of general principle would involve a change in the Swiss constitution, and thus require a referendum. +Buying much of that equipment are the service, retail, wholesale and communications concerns, which collectively outspend manufacturers these days. +The Armed Services Committee report estimates that the U.S. and its allies could initially lose 10 or more planes a day. +MOTOROLA, the US electr-onics group, yesterday announced plans to expand its East Kilbride semiconductor plant in Scotland to make it the biggest of its kind in Europe. +Through the dealer network, Volkswagen said, its entire auto program, including the sale of used cars, is to be made available. +The express delivery concern will buy 30 Boeing 727-100jets from United, a unit of Allegis Corp., Chicago. +He has repeatedly opposed military aid to the Contra guerrillas and has only supported nonlethal aid in the context of a peace process. +He was chilled to the bone. +It still remains to be seen where ER should stand in the pantheon of feminist heroines. +Following the praises of her celebrated guests, the Queen came to thank the pizzaiulo. +The latter is a means-tested benefit, with a lower take-up than retirement pension. +That meant administrators had to find the $15 million somewhere else if they wanted to run the program. +Here are highlights of Massachusetts' universal health care law to make affordable insurance available to all residents by 1992. +The nation's leading commercial banks dropped their prime lending rates a half percentage point to 10 percent, marking the first reduction in nearly half a year and paving the way for many cheaper business and consumer loans. +Tansley, 28, a second secretary at the embassy, was given 10 days to leave Iraq, the Foreign Office said. +Excluding the gain, the latest year's earnings still showed solid improvement over last year's net of $22.6 million, or 23 cents a share. +Big Board issues finished mixed. +Idol's publicist, Ellen Golden, said it would likely be several days before Idol knows if he'll be able to go ahead with the movie and a concert tour this summer. +"But it doesn't happen in a day or two," he said. +When the conservancy got the land, the island was a dead brown. +IMI, the engineering group of which he is managing director, used to be an ICI division. +Hutton now intends to let the market dictate the price of the bonds, Mr. Rittereiser said, adding that most of the bonds will trade above par and pose no risk to clients. +'It is difficult to draw the line between institutions that need back office support and those that do not. +In what no doubt made a pleasant change from poring over economic data, two UK Treasury officials flew to Scotland earlier this year for a day's tour of whisky distilleries. +He praised the university, near Cape Town, as South Africa's "most potent academic institutional dissident." In the past decade, the university has increased its black enrollment from a handful to 13 percent of the 11,500 students. +Asked about the flood of Nicaraguan refugees entering the United States, with some 100,000 to 125,000 in the Miami area, Calero said the Resistance has asked U.S. officials to treat the refugees humanely and not deport them. +WIDELY CRITICIZED new rules for estimated taxes would be repealed by the House. +"After receiving the ultimatum, there was no turning back from the imposition of martial law," says Col. Kuklinski. +During the debate, Helms was backed by Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., who proposed abolishing the endowment for what he called its subsidies of "frivolity and decadence" at a time when Congress is struggling to reduce huge budget deficits. +Ironically, a cosmic collision on that scale brings global catastrophe by ice rather than by fire. +Imports, at $11.49 billion, were up 11% from February 1986 and 15% from January. +But as Einstein said, everything's relative. +Dole's comments came before Bush administration officials and congressional leaders met for four hours in a private room at the Capitol in an effort to work out a budget deal. +At the same time, the authority says it saves rate-payers nearly $1 billion a year by providing lower-cost power than that generated by other New York utilities. +Volume on the first section Thursday was estimated at 330 million shares, up from 223.5 million shares Wednesday. Gaining issues outnumbered declining issues 599 to 345, while 153 issues remained unchanged. +The 36-year-old head of the nation's leading software and personal computer maker bought 843,691 shares of company stock at a price that realized a net value of $25,356,425, according to company reports. +About 330,000 of Israel's 800,000 Arab citizens are eligible to vote this year, and could control 14 seats in the 120-member Parliament. +For the Roman Catholic Church, crippled and corrupted by the Communist state, Christmas will be a joyous reawakening of hope after more than four decades of persecution. +On the New York Stock Exchange three issues were newly listed and two others will begin trading soon. +However, Claiborne has already diversified into everything from menswear to large sizes, and some question how much further the seemingly ubiquitous Liz label can be stretched. +Last year, Beatrice paid C$40 million to acquire Eplett Dairies Ltd. Gerry Schwartz, Onex's chairman and chief executive officer, said this year that the company was planning another dairy acquisition of similar size. +The study was delivered at a Senate Labor task force hearing on the workforce and workplace readiness. +With some strength returning to the dollar, traders said some foreign investors moved back into the market. +Still, he adds wistfully, "it'd be nice." +"Let's go get him (Saddam) now so we can go home," Army Spec. 4 Gwendolyn Page shouted at Bush at Dhahran. +"The storm's center would have to pass very close or right over any of the islands to bring any hurricane-force winds," Sasaki said. +In the Roman Catholic Church, beatification is one step away from possible sainthood. +At the time of the receivership 46 banks were owed more than Pounds 350m secured on assets of Pounds 200m. +They now account for a fifth of all Hungarian enterprises and a sixth of total value added. However, their overall performance has been poor, with net profits in the latest year down two-thirds from the previous year, the ECE says. +Negotiations are apparently at an advanced stage with two other republics in the Commonwealth of Independent States to supply one Boeing 757 and one 737 on leasing contracts. +But he switched parties because he calculated that the campaign leading to the Sept. 11 GOP primary would be a good forum for his platform of "immediate legalization" of marijuana and the licensing of other drugs. +I never needed any help like welfare or anything. +Sumitomo Electric Industries makes electric wire, telecommunications cable, special steel wire, sintered alloy products and disc brakes. +Government troops reportedly seized 67 vehicles equipped with machine guns. +The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index jumped 4.95 to 254.00, also a new closing high. +A Southmark spokesman said the company acquired Johnstown for its property management business. +Yet "if you expel more black males from some school than, say, Asian females, that becomes a court case, with the ACLU intervening." +Ms. Genteel, 18 at the time, performed a work by Debussy and "Hooked on Classics" ("it's like disco classical," she explained). +Nazarkin replaced Alexei Obukhov and had been chief Soviet envoy at the 40-nation Conference on Disarmament, which has been seeking for years to complete a treaty banning chemical weapons worldwide. +Then the oil shocks of the 1970s dried up the jobs and the flow of cash. +Although the letter didn't specify plans, representatives of the companies said they would like to have their own engineers participate in the design and development work with Sun and AT&T. +Progressives from the lower ranks of the Communist Party are mounting an open challenge in the powerful Central Committee, demanding a multiparty system and a virtual apology for decades of totalitarian rule. +Saddam Hussein's dozen years of iron-fisted rule have held together Iraq's crazy quilt of religious sects and ethnic groups. +Because of an error in addresses, narcotics officers David Rasche and Richard Young raid his house and wound him in the process. +'It should be clear to everyone that Audi cannot manage this in a few months,' he added. Mr Kortum, a marketing expert appointed by Mr Piech, has repeatedly said that Audi's quality was better than its image. +Some of those employees may be eligible for transfer to other Hormel plants, the company said. +Thus he writes magisterially, "If judges could govern areas not committed to them by specific clauses of the Constitution, then there would be no law other than the will of the judge." +However, the second-quarter deficit means AMR is now posting a net loss of Dollars 146m for the first half, on revenues of Dollars 7.09bn. +Black flags were hung on telephone poles and pro-IRA slogans were scrawled on walls in Loughmacrory, 45 miles west of Belfast. +A few drag wooden carts, piled with home-made furniture, by hand. +South of the equator, only Antarctica is above 65 degrees. +So, with Toyota's help, Mr. Khan's workers improvised. +Police said one person was killed and five people, including a 6-year-old boy, were wounded by sniper fire between Samir Geagea's Lebanese Forces militia and Gen. +But unless there's some change in the Gramm-Rudman law, he will be forced to come up with budget cuts of the same size as Mr. Reagan's. +When he heard the Who were reforming several months ago, civic center manager Jack Kelley said he began making overtures to the band and kept his fingers crossed. +Soon, Mr. Bush may begin to feel like a voodoo doll, when he is stuck with explaining his administration's legacy of debts and deficits. +Besides, an Award of Merit will be given to the Beach Boys. +Summit Savings Association said it added $435,000 to its loan-loss reserve and restated results for its fiscal third quarter, ended March 31, producing a loss for the period. +Rosewood said in the filing it may buy additional Phillips-Van Heusen shares in the future. +But after all, it is nearly Christmas. +Goncalves is one of Sarney's closest advisers. +On Jan. 9, he was charged with possession of less than an ounce of marijuana and following a vehicle too closely after an accident in which his car struck the rear of another vehicle. +This can be contrasted even with 1987, the year when inflation was lowest in 1980s. +Economists at Boston Co. expect a big jump in industrial output, due out tomorrow, mainly because of higher production of autos and capital goods. +Taiwan lost its observer status in 1971, when GATT took its lead from the United Nations' decision to replace Taiwan with the People's Republic of China. +"This ain't no good place to grow up, but we try our best," said Mavis Watson, one of the 18 people living in the shack on the Panther Burn Plantation here. +It's not my fault somebody else out there looks like me." The other man told The Dallas Morning News he was terrified to learn "I was facing death row." "I thought I was going to die for something I didn't do," he said. +Ms. Garzarelli, a market analyst at Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc., won a small measure of fame last October when the mutual fund she manages, Sector Analysis Portfolio, was one of the few stock funds to post a gain the week of the crash. +It wasn't rioting, it was fighting," said Tompkins, who added that damage was minor. +Although the East North Central region was the only one to have a decline in failures at the end of 1990, failures there rose 28% in the quarter, to 2,848. Ohio was the only state in the region to report a decrease in bankruptcies, down 5.2% to 635. +We hoped to receive 40 applications. +Mulford said some progress had been made in Japanese moves to expand ceilings on individuals' overseas accounts and to allow their use for portfolio investment. +In the health field, authorities admit their system of free medical care is woefully inadequate. +Strauss sees growth of share earnings at near 50 per cent this year and next, with growth in dividends at a cumulative 21 per cent over the two years. NatWest Securities stresses that economic fundamentals 'do not point to an immediate rate rise'. +Ms. Ehrenfeld is the author of "Narco-Terrorism," to be published by Basic Books this fall, and a research scholar at New York University School of Law. +The process is quick, enabling all 30,000 holes on one board to be made in 15 minutes, compared with conventional mechanical drilling which takes 4 1/2 hours, according to Buchwald. The Swiss DYCOstrate technology brings other benefits. +Witnesses said many demonstrators were children. +Superior Court Judge Alexander Lehrer closed the trial Wednesday, saying the case had "no significant legal import" such as the case of Baby M which involved a surrogate mother's battle for custody of her daughter. +She soon found her way into films. +Israel views the PLO as a terrorist organization and rejects the idea of an international conference. +Other Iraqi officials also have said their military would deploy all weapons in case the forces in Saudi Arabia attacked Iraq to reverse its Aug. 2 occupation of Kuwait. +"Should all deadlines be forgot and never met on time," Conte told his colleagues. +Without current tax incentives that encourage such plans, many millions of these workers would depend solely on government entitlement programs, and America's economy would do without the vast pools of retirement savings that fuel our productivity. +"I really thought I had blown it. +That was 36 fewer than the previous year's count, Rodgers said. +The credit unit's problems aren't entirely over. +It is the final resting place of Woodrow Wilson. Martin Luther King Jr. preached his last Sunday sermon there, three days before he was murdered. +Contacto con alguien que usted no conoce bien (un encuentro casual o una persona que practique la prostitucion) o con alguien que usted sabe que tiene varios companeros sexuales. +Rafael Solis, a high-ranking military commander, said the Sandinistas would not cede control of the police or Central America's largest army until the Contras disband. +It publishes an average estimate of the three measures, which is considered the best guide to long-term economic movements. +Incorporate a clause in the agreement, stipulating the number of people who may live in the property. 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Bradley succeeded in casting doubt on whether the plan to phase out the child-care credit would be adopted. +Separately, industry sources said IBM will make a major mainframe announcement next Tuesday, and speculated that it will include long-awaited software enhancements that would serve as a midlife kicker for IBM's tiring mainframe line. +About 500 firefighters from San Diego and Orange counties and Camp Pendleton were fighting the blaze, aided by aircraft dropping fire retardants and water, said base spokeswoman Capt. +There was evidently some profit taking as the market realised that Devro's operating margin will have to be even more powerful to offset the rising tax charge of the next few years. +Tibetans seeking independence from China have protested violently three times since October 1987, and the minority Uyghurs of far western China have demonstrated against nuclear testing in their region. +Dealers said the gains in the Treasury market came on the back of a Japanese news-service report that suggested another Soviet coup may be in the works. +It was released as a gathering of education and business leaders recognized 115 elementary and secondary school teachers from 23 areas. +The weekend's defections threaten to weaken the Forum's grassroots campaign to retain power in the general to elections to be held before next spring. Aides of the prime minister expect to limit the far-right share of the vote to less than 10 per cent. +American movies are still rare because the Chinese won't pay the big distribution fees Hollywood requires. +The dollar and bond prices finished lower. +On currency matters, Bundesbank policy seems to square better with that of the U.S. than with some of its European neighbors. +Well you have the answer now. +He was, though, estranged, saying a few years ago he never would play again with longtime companions Crazy Horse. +My heart just went boom boom. +Toxie has an assistant, Nozone, an acrobatic pilot, who was disfigured when he accidentally flew through a hole in the ozone. +A final report on these talks is scheduled to be issued in July. +The Independent newspaper said, "The chances are much better than even that insider dealers can carry on their dishonest trade with little fear of being found out. +He is said to favour Mrs Quinn. Mrs Quinn represents Galway West. +He blamed losses earlier this year on some "fraudulent" claims and "excessive" fees and said controls in such areas have been tightened. +In Chancery Court in Delaware, Chancellor William T. Allen decided in favor of Time and Warner. +That's the housing market for you, up and down more sharply than other markets, and always exaggerating the usual economic cycle. +Overall, and despite the strong Sales growth from DEM 37.2m to DEM 35.9m, a reduction in operative costs was experienced. +The Editing Process, by Meredith Oakes, deals with the publishing industry. +Allow me to elaborate on this. +AMHERST, Mass. _ From smalltown America to Japan, scholars eager to explore the secrets of Ernest Hemingway come to Massachusetts to sift through the working papers he left behind. +Traders were buying yen, having concluded that Japan is less vulnerable to the lack of oil supplies from Iraq and Kuwait than previously thought, said Jeffrey Mondschein, foreign-exchange director at Continental Bank in Chicago. +They seized a computer and left an arrest warrant. +Chicago's futures exchanges, beseiged by the federal investigation of alleged fraud on their trading floors, said they are developing tamperproof, hand-held order entry terminals to be used by their floor brokers. +The Supreme Court ruled today that a federal law reducing patent-infringement protection for drug companies applies to medical devices. +"I think most of us feel the money and resources should be spent on the Eastern Seaboard," says a container-shipping executive. +'Reverse capital flight, fiscal and monetary reform, declining inflation, a growing economy and great potential foreign interest.' A Cairo-based analyst at an American Bank shares his optimism. +The preferred shares, as well as Willard Rockwell's seven million common shares, have been pledged to various financial institutions to secure the executive's personal borrowings that currently are in default, according to the company proxy. +"We just want them to modify the title by calling it 'Time Interview' or 'Interview of the Week' or something." +The State Department said Thursday that Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi was not telling the truth when he asserted that he has halted support for international terrorist activities. +A Societe Generale official said the bank exercised an option obtained from the Pollet family, which founded Redoute. +Between 500 and 800 Soviet Interior Ministry troops are deployed in the Gagauz area, but none in the Dniester region. +Baring collapsed in 1890 as the result of loans to sovereign states, especially Argentina. +'Given the pressure on sales and margins, it will be difficult for us to return to break-even,' he said. Snecma has suffered from depressed demand in 1992. +Murray said that High Voltage, which "is already highly leveraged," was proposing to finance the offer through a newly created subsidiary with less than $10 million of its own funds. +Several rockets are at each site, ready to go, he said. +But Piedmont and USAir provided performance records for thousands of their flights out of Boston and some other cities. +I think the company is going to get some things, but they're not going to get everything they're looking for." In the first nine months, USAir's net loss widened to $306.9 million from $233.4 million a year earlier. +It added that the board and management were positive that it would be acquired by Gjensidige. +Baldizon crossed the border from Nicaragua to Honduras in July 1985 and began making allegations of Sandinista atrocities and drug trafficking. +Sanguinetti also said that as the number of operational nuclear plants increases, along with their efficiency, demand for uranium will increase. +She always had something to say, and cut right through the diplomatic parlance, the big words and the hazy evasions. +He gives detailed instructions for funeral arrangements, but returns to religious themes. +On other occasions, Ms. Lynn had Mrs. O'Boyle pin money to her clothes and wrap salt and coins in a handkerchief that belonged to her late husband. +His majesty was able to drink liquids today." Olav has reigned since 1957. +"Kalikow is willing to listen and negotiate," says Barry Lipton, president of the New York Newspaper Guild. +Kouchner spent 45 minutes with acting Premier Salim Hoss, who heads a Moslem cabinet that has competed with a Christian government led by Aoun since a political crisis began in September. +The first and most important is: which type of annuity to buy? Ideally, one wants the maximum starting pension, where the real value keeps pace with inflation. +One was from a 17-inch valve in a pipe that carries fuel from the tank to the engines; the other was in ground equipment, Malone said. +As children, both had emigrated from Italy with their parents who came here to work in the textile mills. +The council oversees and regulates the election process. +Western governments and international human rights organizations condemned the violence of the miners. +Profit for the full fiscal year, he said, was "considerably below" last year's $3.7 million, or 43 cents a share. +Police have said analysis of the uranium seized earlier showed it was refined natural uranium of 70.7 percent purity. +Ohashi has denied this. +Government officials say the seal population of 1.2 million on the cosat must be reduced because the animals were depleting fish stocks. +And we're continuing our talks with educators in southwest Kansas so perhaps we can help them find other alternatives. +"The criminal acts and the acts of abuse of power, breach of public trust, neglect of duty and obstruction of justice demand that Gov. Mecham be removed from office," they said. +'We'd rather come in the winter, when we don't have to queue to get on the rides.' Werner Muller, an engineer from Hamburg visiting with his six-year-old twins, agreed. +Mr. Mitchell directs budget and tax policy at Citizens for a Sound Economy. +In Mexico, the turtle was believed to be an aphrodisiac. +Vice President Dan Quayle spoke by telephone with Endara's vice presidents, Billy Ford and Ricardo Arias Calderon, and administration officials also said privately he might visit Panama next month in a gesture that would dramatize administration support. +The new status will allow trimetrexate to be used by many more than the 300 patients currently receiving it. +But Sanofi has spent a decade looking for a company to acquire in the U.S., where only three of its major drugs are sold. +Rosilyn Marr, 43, Dallas, smoke inhalation. +In 1987, Coniston reaped about $460 million when Allegis bought back shares after agreeing to sell its Westin and Hilton International hotel chains and Hertz car rental business. +The replacement of one-third of the Central Committee is the maximum permitted by the party statute, except at a party congress. The party presidium has 23 members. +That seems too bold. +He praised his predecessor's moves to investigate the submarine collision and said his main goal was implementing measures to prevent accidents. +They were joined by pilots and flight attendants, virtually grounding the airline and forcing it to seek bankruptcy protection five days later. +Government and industry officials say the union is wrong. +He is attending annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in West Berlin. +He had a Polish captain's uniform made to mark the anniversary of Poland's entry into the Second World War, even though he was not entitled to wear it. +After the announcement yesterday, Digital shares gained $1.25 to close at $89.875 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +Analysts weren't surprised that the stock rally fizzled. With the end of the year rapidly approaching, too many crosscurrents are at work in the stock market for prices to move steadily in any direction, the analysts said. +Likely voters, by 54% to 32%, said they preferred having the White House and Congress controlled by different parties. +That and a 18-5 rebounding edge contributed to a 31-20 Detroit lead. +'The owners ought to instruct their trainers not to enter their horses for a particular Monday. +Meanwhile New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley wants to save cranberry research at Rutgers University from any such presidential scythe. +A Nicaraguan Defense Ministry spokesman denied that troops were sowing mines in Honduras, the Post reported. +The bid fell short, and the company last month agreed to JMB Realty's $920 million, or $49-a-share, offer. +Continental Airlines can't use bankruptcy laws to avoid paying $58 million that it owes on aircraft leases, a federal district judge ruled, reversing a bankruptcy judge's decision. +The other Turkey Point reactor, Unit 4, is down for routine refueling and is projected to go back on line in mid- to late April, she said. +Walsh said the vague nature of North's filing was tantamount to the so-called "gray-mail" that the law was intended to prevent. +He was first approached a year ago. +In the dark, maybe, but not in the rain. +The truth is that, in constant dollars, foreign-assistance requests increased less than 2% a year since 1980. +The deal ran along the lines of an agreement between Macy and Federated last month which gave Macy the right to buy Bullock's and Magnin if the two companies' merger agreement fell through. +"We have to bring art and culture alive for baby boomers," he says. +No specific compensation amounts were demanded in court, but U.S. sources have claimed privately that American damages in the case were more than $6 million. +Opponents favor a House-approved proposal to let the courts decide whether federally subsidized art works are obscene. +Attorney General Edwin Meese III called it "the largest international drug case ever developed by the Department of Justice." +Whereas stockholders have the option to sell their shares to a new management, thereby avoiding future risks, bondholders have no such rights. +The project has no government support, and Eurotunnel has said it doesn't expect to pay dividends for years. +Friday, June 26: Today, Lafeyette refuses to play basketball with some children his own age. +In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Mr. Cyker said he has 379,628 common shares, including options to purchase 300,000 within the next 60 days. +But he said he did have experience in Massachusetts getting labor, management and government working together. +The White House on Thursday expressed support for the combined humanitarian and military aid, which would last through next March. +"We are very much in favor of a trans-Atlantic partnership," says Klaus Rupf, director of information technology in Bonn's Ministry of Research and Technology. +Despite these changes, state and city officials here note, holes in the safety net still abound. +But he acknowledged the organization was undergoing a management shake-up. +The idea is to offer more nutritious fare with less cholesterol and salt. +The stock market was mixed in late trading today, after seesawing gently through much of the trading session. +The agreement, if finalized, would represent a significant capital boost for the agricultural biotechnology company. Since going public in 1987, costs associated with research and development outstripped revenue. +She's now in her third term as prime minister. +The non-refundable tickets require a Saturday night stay and round-trip purchase. +Sen. Dole, also in New Hampshire, was making an effort throughout the day to play down the dispute, and even before Mr. Bush's comments was saying the two men should put the dispute behind them. +The Canadian Forces said it was complying with the Defense Ministry's request. +Kenya banned a British-Kenyan production of a play based on the George Orwell novel "Animal Farm." +The non-callable notes were priced at 175 basis points over the Treasury's 10-year note. +Several economists attributed the jump partly to recent declines in interest rates and predicted that single-family starts would show moderate growth in coming months. +"If there was progress, they could've leaked it out," a dealer said. +Signals from South Africa are confounding the platinum market, which relies on the racially divided nation for more than three-fourths of its supply. +The nation's high temperature Friday was 84 degrees in West Kendall, Fla. +The Swiss Disaster Relief Corps offered to send rescue experts and search dogs to help locate earthquake victims, a spokesman said. +Commonwealth Edison serves three million customers in northern Illinois; the spokesman said the problem at the plant isn't expected to have any significant financial impact on the company. +I just ignored it. +Robert Blattner, a spokesman at TWA headquarters in St. Louis, identified the would-be hijacker as Felix Sanchez Rodriguez, 26, who left Cuba during the 1980 Mariel boatlift. +Since then, Mr Jan Timmer, Philips' chairman, has trimmed bureaucracy, axed loss-making activities and tried to speed decision-making. +After years of substantial trade deficits, Korea scored its first annual trade surplus in 1986, amounting to $3.1 billion. +His 100%-owned Fininvest S.p.A. has consolidated annual sales of close to $10 billion, and reported a profit of $152 million in 1988. +Steptoe had sought to force the reporters to testify about their conversations with Butner, who Henry said is bound by judicial ethics to refrain from commenting on court matters. +In addition, cable-TV executives said the transaction being discussed would also establish a new entertainment network on cable that the two companies would operate jointly. +Another 4m tonnes will go to National Power if the generator wins consent to burn orimulsion at its Pembroke station in Dyfed, Wales. BP Bitor expected sales to reach 7m to 10m tonnes by the end of the century. +While her husband was flying Navy planes during World War II, Bonnie Sparks bought a handicraft kit for a leather purse to help pass lonely hours in their New York City apartment. +'I have never felt this good in my memory. +Transnational strategy, in other words, is not an easy strategy. +It's easy to understand Kodak's concern. +Richard Mariucci, 30 years old, was picked up near his home Tuesday as he was preparing to withdraw funds from several brokerage accounts allegedly set up with stolen money, a Federal Bureau of Investigation spokesman said. +He said in the notes that he received information from the Secret Service, which is part of the Treasury Department, and relayed it to other members of the Cabinet gathered in the White House Situation Room. +Against the background of his belief that he had two years from the winding up to make his application, sufficient explanation for the delay had been given. With regard to the inaccuracies, this was public interest litigation. +The Southwest basked in the lower 80s Sunday. +In the author's iconoclastic view, the years 1992-2020 will see per capita real income in the U.S. grow at an annual average rate of at least 2.5%, but probably closer to 3%, up from an average of 2% between 1950 and 1986. +The airline has forecast losses as high as 550 billion lire this year if no state aid is received, sharply up from the estimated 1990 loss of about 100 billion lire. +Ruderman admitted on Thursday making $15,000 between January 1986 and last July in securities trades, using not-yet-published information from upcoming issues of the nation's biggest business weekly. +At one time it also was one of the north's most beautiful communities, nestled in the shadows of 7,500-foot peaks and bisected by the rippling Santa Catarina River. +Noriega or one picked by ousted President Delvalle. +Shortly after taking office, Bush imposed a temporary moratorium on drilling in environmentally sensitive areas off the Florida and California coasts. +That was much lower than expected, triggering worries about inflation and interest rates. +Drug traffickers are attacking party members in revenge for attempts by leftist guerrillas to kidnap and ransom traffickers and their families, the attorney general's office has said. +A high number rattles stocks, bonds and the dollar because it indicates that U.S. manufacturers are losing the battle against imports. +It is much harder to manage where work is less well defined. +The pipeline project collapsed shortly thereafter for lack of an insurance package. +Vanunu was convicted of treason and espionage in December 1988 and sentenced to 18 years in prison. +GAF made a hostile bid for the chemical concern in 1985 that, while ultimately unsuccessful, forced Union Carbide into a major restructuring. +Corona's sales increased a whopping 84% last year, but they fell 7% through June. +Woody Loveland, who was the Coast Guard's chief marine safety officer in San Diego when the Valdez was built. +The report, issued nearly three weeks ago, indicated only slight increases in U.S. corn and soybean acreage. +One industry official who has analyzed the financing said it is structured so that the company "can survive without selling assets." +Economist David Wyss of DRI-McGraw Hill Inc., a Lexington, Mass., forecasting firm, said fourth-quarter profits also will be depressed by a strike at the Boeing Co. and from insurance losses attributable to the San Francisco earthquake. +"The camp element is something out of the ordinary, this big man playing a sexy woman." Besides film roles, Milstead also used the Divine persona in a nightclub act. +Vanguard did recently begin fiddling with one of its corporate bond funds by decreasing the average quality of the bonds in the portfolio from double-A (the highest quality) to single-A, which pay higher rates. +Public confidence in the probity of Conservatives will not be restored unless Mr Major demonstrates that he regards the establishment of clean government as an overriding medium-term priority. +The court's decision reverses 1st District Court Magistrate Peter Hutchinson's decision to close a hearing for Joshua Frazier, who was accused of murder. +Four other youths face trial later. +Coniston, a partnership that was instrumental in the breakup of Allegis Corp., also indicated Thursday it might seek representation on Gillette's board of directors if the company did not take sufficient steps to boost its stock price. +Are any of those partnerships in a negative cash-flow situation? +The other was the plan for a $35 million high school and regional athletic center. +And while we might prefer dealing with Gorbachev and our interests may best be served if he remains the Soviet leader, we can't bank solely on him. +Brae Corp. said its auditor will issue a qualified opinion on the company's financial statement for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, because of concern over obligations associated with the company's troubled electric sign subsidiary. +Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney announced late Friday his country will contribute two destroyers and a supply ship to the multinational force. +Philip Foster said Tuesday. +Attorney General Dick Thornburgh summoned the top federal prosecutors to the meeting at the Justice Department, said spokesman Dan Eramian. +Robles said the conspirators leaked a series of possible dates to confuse Marcos' supporters and force them into a series of security alerts. +Three years ago, 19% of those questioned said they had eaten them; this year, 23% had. +Above all, there is no costed programme or even a list of costed options of the kind that is standard, for instance, in the work of the Institute for Fiscal Studies. This is a great wasted opportunity. +His term expires in March 1991. +Yazov said he believed Carlucci's program will include a look at the Blackjack bomber "among other military hardware." The Moscow meetings will be the third session between the defense chiefs of the superpowers. +Analysts added that Mr. Holmes a Court came out of the fight with the assets he most wanted. +"Each (booklet) is like a little heat-seeking missile," Mr. Whittle says. +Nolte, whose credits include "Down and Out in Beverly Hills," filmed "Weeds" in Wilmington in 1986. +An ABC spokeswoman declined to comment. +Seabrook is completed but its startup has been delayed by opposition from nearby Massachusetts towns, which have refused to cooperate in evacuation planning for the plant. +But analysts are worried that the current quarter won't show such strong gains. +Mr. Yeltsin talks a lot about democracy and market economics. +"That's more or less about right. +When asked if success would infringe on his daily surfing, he said, "No way. +The photofinishing system consists of a high-resolution film scanner made by Kodak, a computer work station and image processing software, a Philips-made discwriter and Kodak thermal printer. +By effectively tapping into the US domestic market, the two European airlines can help secure lucrative business traffic which is so critical to profitability. +Mazowiecki told a news conference that "Polish-Soviet relations are at their most crucial moment." He said there are many problems, but one of the biggest is economic collaboration. +The belief that knowledge empowers people and nations is the foundation upon which we must build our commitment to education. +Of the 28 motels and hotels it currently manages, Amerihost has built 15, and the company owns equity positions in 18. Amerihost receives an ownership stake of between 5% and 45% in each property, along with a percentage of gross sales for its services. +Apart from that, it is business as usual. However, with European elections due in June and local ones in October, the opposition is not going to let the matter drop. +Elsewhere, showers and thunderstorms were scattered over southern Texas, southeastern Louisiana, southern Georgia, eastern sections of the Atlantic Coast states and sections of Kentucky. +Paul had been under indictment in the United States on drug charges. +With Lagerfeld at the helm, the world's most copied house is stil keeping a jump ahead of the rip-off artists. +They also were accused of manipulating the stock price of Memory Metals and another over-the-counter company, Memory Protection Devices Inc., in late 1986 and early 1987. +A group opposed to nuclear testing demonstrated Saturday to mark the anniversary of the first nuclear test here in 1951 and 38 protesters were arrested for trespassing, officials said. +It is real work to construct a historical narrative, even when the history is your own. +"I therefore think it is to the benefit of our common cause that I have now Mr. Eliasson as my special representative," he said. "We are going to work together very closely. +The U.S. unit fell back slightly against the mark late in the session as dealers in Chicago's International Money Market covered short positions ahead of the weekend. +Among the day's gainers, Marquest Medical rose 2 to 12 after Cooper Cos. disclosed in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that it is interested in acquiring the company, possibly in a transaction valued at more than $15 a share. +If the link-up does bring Titmuss more global work, then other City firms could also start to dust off their own transatlantic merger plans. +It was a Maryland-oriented campaign that used Maryland people to organize Maryland," said John Willis, vice chairman of the Maryland Democratic Party. +The French doctors worked with American colleagues from Physicians for Human Rights, with Georgian doctors and with representatives from the Georgian Health Ministry, according to the statement. +Rep. Bill Nichols, D-Ala., who had led the congressional investigation into high-priced Pentagon spare parts, suffered a heart attack at his desk today and was pronounced dead a short time later. +The cuisine is continental, but menu choices do not seem to vary regardless of whether German, French or Americans predominate the passenger list. +Citizens, which has $2.9 billion in assets, will become the American flagship of the Scottish bank. The combined companies will operate in several countries with assets of $38.7 billion. +It remains only to assemble those elements into a cohesive system," he said. +Mrs. Edralin-Marcos was hospitalized Sunday with pneumonia, diabetes and kidney failure. +The following table shows the weekly lower and upper limits implied by the Fed's tentative 1987 target range for M1. +South Carolina today banned shellfish harvesting and warned against swimming in the ocean and rivers, saying Hurricane Hugo had left waters choked with sewage. +Direct Line's information and management systems have helped it cut costs over its rivals. +Under terms of the multiyear agreement, MCI will transmit all of United Airlines' internal voice traffic through MCI's Vnet private network service. +Mr. Maxwell has said frequently he wants Maxwell Communication's revenue to at least triple by 1990, from about #1 billion this year. +Later, "we might not even exist" to be able to sell the building, the spokeswoman added. +Navcom Defense Electronics Inc. received a $67.1 million Air Force contract for a radar altimeter system. +It was small, only 6 lb, but fresh from the sea and lovely to behold. +The latter two said the scope of their investigations was limited by the rulings from local authorities, The State reported. +The prime minister was elected to a five-year term in December 1984, two months after his mother and predecessor, Indira Gandhi, was assassinated by two of her Sikh bodyguards. +If the previous year's figure was adjusted to remove results from the hospitals that were sold, the company said, second-quarter sales would have totaled $611.3 million. +Both musicians were hustled by their lawyers from the courtroom and would not comment. +Before the confrontation in Podujevo, demonstrators marched through the town chanting "We Want Freedom" and "Azem! +The company said it expects those losses to narrow as a result of the planned layoffs, discontinued operations, post-Gulf war travel, and lower fuel prices. +The city was otherwise quiet as rains fell. +Five other victims were transferred to Hussein Medical Center for further treatment. +It was in this atmosphere that Mai Nap began serializing the hitherto unpublished memoirs of the late Zoltan Vas, a senior party official. +As for her sudden rash of losing things, she said, "I'm going to carry my purse around my neck." One of the first stops a man made on his recovery from drug addiction was a church _ to return a Nativity scene he stole three years ago. +The film's Korean title is "Mayumi," the false name used by the woman. +Not all of Japan's investors are down on U.S. bonds. +Coupled with last week's steps to cap the currency's ascent, traders and economists now believe the banks' so-called band of tolerance is a very wide 1.60-1.90 marks and 120-140 yen. +To quell the "state of crisis" among blacks Kerner proposed a national policy of "ghetto enrichment" to bring poor blacks into the mainstream of American life. +But the female fitness craze has arrived, and among gulf women it is just beginning to hit its stride. +The acclaimed drama that chronicles nurses and doctors attending to war has been set in the 1960s since its debut two years ago. +Columbia is developing remakes of such classics as "Mr. +Police Chief Daryl Gates vowed Saturday to deploy 1,000 officers on gang-ridden south-central streets to keep Easter churchgoers safe after a drive-by shooting in which one man died and 12 others were wounded. +"Customs has been doing a lot of investigating into trans-shipments from China in the last year," said Mr. Priestland, whose organization comprises some 400 U.S. apparel makers. +He rises quickly to the top, following the worn Hollywood principle that innocents must always prove themselves wiser than world-weary cynics. +A health center treated the victims of the attack Friday for nausea, dizziness, swelling and pain, but none became seriously ill, the newspaper Barricada said. +As a result, the number of people seeking help for crack habits has risen sharply. +The company said it "will continue to maintain these operations as ongoing operations" until it can find a buyer. +She said the company has been studying various designs for several years, but the decision to change was spurred partly by the success of the company's "Cool Cans" last summer. +The rest is burnt as fuel. +"At first we were all devastated," Rogers said. "It goes without saying. +To do this, some of the dolls' clothes are being made across the border in the Czech Republic. +Former U.S. Rep. Pat Swindall was sentenced to one year in prison today for lying to a federal grand jury about a loan he negotiated with an undercover agent posing as a drug-money launderer. +The Americans _ five from MIT and one from California Institute of Technology _ were in the Soviet Union to help set up an exchange program with the Soviet aerospace institute. +Ms. Givens, of Los Angeles, alleges that since the article's publication, she has been the target of public ridicule. +The station said news staffers attended an illegal pit bull fight but defended the action as "legitimate news-gathering activities" and denied the fight was staged for its cameras. +The inadequacy of medical services has created a situation where Gazans "are completely dependent on the decisions of the military government," the doctors said. +On Monday, Hewlett-Packard said it had formed a partnership with Telecom Australia. +The Democratic Party will have three leaders who served as the heads of the merging parties. +It will be taken into account if the good of the national and the state requires this," the Democratic Party said in a statement carried on the official PAP news agency. +The campaign against bourgeois liberalization seems to have affected ordinary Chinese not at all. +Scientists have already seen oil-covered and apparently lethargic seals, three dead penguins and disappearances of young nesting birds, DeLaca said. +Lewis recently completed a three-week stint in Las Vegas and headlined two large concerts in California and Colorado. +Some of the plans would ban advertising, one would limit ads to text only, with no logos or photographs, and another would give states the power to limit cigarette billboards. +President Roh Tae-woo on Wednesday appealed for a spirit of negotiation after elections in which his party lost its legislative majority to a divided opposition. +"I can't wait for the debates _ Dukakis vs. Bentsen. +And it's legal." Roberts, music supervisor for the "Matlock" television series, planned to drive the 1968 Javelin he drove in the Trans-Am series in 1969 and 1970. +The biggest negative factor was a drop in plant and equipment orders, which primarily reflected a drop in aircraft orders during the month. +In a separate action last week, the World Bank cleared a $70 million loan to Hungary for the modernization of agricultural processing facilities that account for a substantial portion of the country's exports and convertible currency earnings. +Several other dissidents have also been released recently. +No one at the club has one any more. +The story of 27-year-old Jose Alvarez is familiar in these parts of high unemployment, low wages and wide poverty. +Our object is peace and we will be talking to the PLO as to others in an effort to move things along toward that objective. +VR Business, a franchiser of business brokerage firms, currently has about 3.4 million common shares and 7,260 shares of 10% cumulative preferred shares outstanding. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Washington Water Power closed at $23, unchanged, in a generally sharply lower stock market. +Both are classed as "nucleoside analogues," or false building blocks of DNA that insert themselves into the virus and interrupt its replication. +The other is Texas Instruments Inc. of Dallas. +Modern art valued at more than $60 million, including a classic "drip" painting by Jackson Pollock, has been donated to the Museum of Contemporary Art. +In addition, right-wing death squads and leftist guerrillas have been active in the city. +The new government has no bureaucracy to execute its orders and no people to govern. The foyer of the Meridien hotel, where half the new cabinet has taken up residence, is barricaded with sandbags. +This month the EC commission scaled back its ambitions, hoping that countries will at least come to "mutual recognition" of tax policies of other members. +A drama about an upper-middle-class wife and a homeless woman directed by Claudia Weill, this is not the usual treacle we have come, unfortunately, to expect of TV movies on the subject of the homeless. +In the only specific response he gave on the abortion issue, he said that if the 1973 decision were overruled by the Supreme Court, state legislatures would pass a variety of different abortion laws. +Each development proposal is rated according to aesthetics and impact on public services. +At least 22 insurance companies still have life insurance policies in effect that charge blacks higher premiums than whites, but most companies responding to a survey stopped the practice years ago. +THE IRS STILL HOPES to settle controversial audits of small pension plans. +Handy & Harman, a precious-metals refiner and metal-products maker, reported second-quarter earnings rose 37%, partly because of its realignment of its automotive group. +"But, you know, I really am." But Mr. Jackson knows that the school's success will be judged by how students behave outside the classroom. +Baseball is much more of an individual's game than football, so the exploits of its heroes are more discernible and, thus, writeable. +The three men, whose last names were withheld, had tried unsuccessfully for years to dry out in state-run facilities for alcoholics, he added. +Anybody ready for another great actor? +Past and future face each other across the Huangpu, and the former has much to say to the latter. Shanghai's first commercial boom was brought to an end with the communist take-over. +They will back up the 10,000 American soldiers already in Panama. +Connecticut and Wyoming got the best grades in a state-by-state report card of educational performance released today by a parents group. +The long-term danger, in fact, worries Mideast experts more than the gunboat diplomacy capturing current headlines. +The second tape commenced at 10.46 and concluded at 11.01. Side confirmed that he had dealt in Olde Humbug's shares as identified by the surveillance department. +She started making demos with the help of friends she met in the rap industry and finally scored with "Princess of the Posse," which was shown on "Yo! +The head of the Iraqi-American Foundation, Salim Mansour, leads a delegation that met with Saddam on Sunday night. +Prices jumped after the British government said growth in the money supply and in bank lending slowed significantly in August, calming inflationary fears. +The National Football League is considering appealing the ruling stemming from the U.S. Football League's largely unsuccessful antitrust suit against the NFL. +Paul Hanley, a fleet spokesman, and Capt. +The communists' best chance for a Senate seat was Henryk Stoklosa, the wealthy owner of a fertilizer company in western Pila province who waged Poland's most expensive election campaign. +He remembers summers riding wild horses and swimming with them in clear, icy waters. +But in 1985, thousands of Sudanese danced in the streets after demonstrations against high prices, Islamic law and Nimeiri's iron-fisted security policies led to the coup. +Lease with an option to buy. +Proceeds will be used to pay debt and for general purposes, which may include acquisitions. +He picked up a national weather chart and pointed toward the Pacific. +It is true today. +Guskova was quoted as saying 11 of 13 people who received bone marrow transplants died. +His confidence was based almost entirely on the latest quarterly survey of industrial trends from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). +He talks of beatings and of months blindfolded in solitary confinement for twice trying to escape. +Mathias, who retired from the Senate last year, was considered one of the most liberal Republicans during his 18 years as a senator. +A group of Senate Democrats proposed a legislative package to toughen criminal penalties for insider trading, improve reporting of stock acquisitions and curb certain takeover abuses. +French and Belgian governments, as well as the International Committee of the Red Cross, have been seeking their release. +Last month, Mr. Weicker won the backing of two Republicans, former gubernatorial candidate Joseph McGee and state Rep. Mae Schmidle, and of a prominent black Democrat from New Haven, state Rep. Walter Brooks. +"No more," Bush said. "Today begins a new chapter in the history of your nation. +It has other manufacturing plants in Virginia and North Carolina. +In Dallas, on-the-street drug trafficking today is not as blatant as in past years when dealers were "standing on the streets waving down customers," said Capt. +A U.S. Navy captain said today he would have rescued Vietnamese boat people his ship found in the South China Sea if he had been correctly informed of their desperate plight. +Mrs. Cottam wept quietly throughout the opening arguments, while her husband, a former minister in the Seventh-day Adventist Church, sat stoically beside her. +In this year's attempt to prop up the yen, major central banks "weren't doing it jointly," Mr. Williamson says. +High hopes of the benefits of Mr Sherlock's rationalisation blueprint, that accompanied the rights, have been dashed, and his departure raised further concerns over NFC's strategic direction. +But he and others noted that the pound has been attractive only for the high U.K. interest rates that the government has used against inflation. Overall, the country is besieged by high inflation and unemployment and by low productivity, he said. +The draft statute also states that official reserves of the national central banks would be transferred to the European Central Bank. +By the end of the 1980s it was involved in a number of activities including publishing and campaigning. It was hit by the resignations of two chief executives in quick succession and government cuts in funding for employment training schemes. +"It's a wonderful place to see people because you can see the expressions on their faces," Conly said. +It also was the first serious political setback for Roh since he took office on Feb. 25 with a narrow victory in December's presidential elections. +Matrix had been rescued from a 'horrific situation' in late 1990, caused by the Iraqi involvement. +People familiar with the talks said the agreement to be announced today involves fresh bids for Perrier and Exor. +The president says the best way to defeat the rebels is by raising Peruvians' living standards and promoting economic development. +The danger is that his current economic advisers might substitute Japan-bashing protectionism for intellectual rigour. Yet what the US needs is co-operation with Japan, not confrontation. +"The whole thing fed on itself," said Mr. Gibbs. "The more it was promoted by the professionals up north, the more fishermen became interested in walleye fishing. +Late in 1984 Congress set aside $14 million but did not release it, and banned support for paramilitary operations in Nicaragua without congressional approval. +That reflected a higher level of concern about garbage collection than for providing affordable housing or expanding police and fire protection, said Allen Moore, president of the trade group that represents waste disposal industry. +"I just think he's the best thing going," said Hanson, clad in a black leather miniskirt. +There was little encouragement offered despite the clear law. +It carries no ammunition and its guns cannot be fired, the newly appointed captain says. +They expect hard work from their children, but they don't saddle them with household chores or afterschool jobs. +Second on the most active list, National Medical Enterprises shares gained 1 1/2 to 17 5/8. +"It is as if they are all in a big stage play, wearing masks and playing roles," says the historian. +At the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal, she earned the first perfect score ever given to a gymnast. +Analysts had been expecting 1988 earnings in the neighborhood of $355 million to $370 million. +"We believed that the NRC resident inspection program has played a significant role in improving industry safety performance and that the expansion of the program is necessary to achieve further improvements," Zech said. +But Rep. Ronald D. Coleman, D-Fla., said the program properly did not gloss over problems within Mexico's law-enforcement establishment. +The project fell 18 months behind schedule and, overall, was running at about twice its original cost estimate, NASA said. +Lower interest rates alone will not compensate for job insecurity and the realisation that, come what may, personal incomes are unlikely to rise much over the next few years. +Tonight would be 'a modernised Evening News' aimed at the middle market. +On Tuesday, Industry and Commerce Minister Jose Hugo Castello Branco fired the previous board of Cosipa, which is Brazil's third-largest steelmaker and which the government expects will post a loss of $276.5 million this year. +An Agriculture Department report says there's a good reason why farmers in the European Community take to the streets when their subsidies are threatened: the protests have usually worked. +Many Nicaraguans and diplomats watch all this with a mixture of annoyance and resignation. +General Dynamics Corp. was given a $27.4 million Army contract for M-60 tank improvements for Saudi Arabia. +The popularity of Mr Morihiro Hosokawa's cabinet continues to defy economic gravity, according to a poll published yesterday. A survey of 2,149 people by the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper gave the cabinet 73.5 per cent support. +Some farmers already are considering alternatives if 1989 is dry. +The European discussions of a new corporate structure for air traffic control, combined with the success of the British, New Zealand and Swiss restructurings, suggests that something similar could now be done in this country. +It traded at 1.5340 marks late in New York, down from 1.5420 late Wednesday. +A second trip in October secured Soviet acceptance in principle for the exhibition, and the final arrangements were hammered out at a meeting last month. +The memo dealt with a financial option pertaining to possible U.S. backing for the financial and security guarantees for the pipeline, according to the report. +In addition, withholding payments apparently were higher than expected. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Scan-Tron closed at $9.75 a share, up 25 cents. +For instance, cash outperformed stocks over a period of more than two decades, from October 1961 to July 1982, according to Ibbotson Associates, an institutional research firm. +A Methodist lay-preacher and teetotaler, Lange spurned the trappings of official life by not moving into the official Wellington residence of Vogel House. +Nevertheless, Cesaro, in an interview prior to his death two years ago, contended that "in our experiments we did some remarkable things. +The heat vaporized the glycerin and nicotine in the dried tobacco as well as the flavorings. +And in his decision, Judge Dwyer said that while painful, much of the economic dislocation from logging curbs was inevitable because of changes in timber practices and markets unrelated to owls. +Bank South officials would say only that Mr. Guyton, who is 54 years old and had been with the company 10 years, had decided to move on. +We're here to make money," Telefonica president Candido Velasquez told the newspaper La Nacion. +Ed Levites of Hingham saw an opportunity to profit from economic gloom. +On Jan. 15, evacuation drills are scheduled in the capital, Baghdad. +Yields on closely watched, three-month Eurodeposits were 9.125% for sterling investments, in contrast to 3.375% for mark instruments and 6.75% for dollar investments. +The U.S. said the withdrawing Red Army is leaving behind as many as 30 million mines, and that the explosives could delay refugee resettlement. +Corporate America continues to want the biggest law firm despite the necessity of billing in the fashion represented in the article. +His conclusion was delivered in a letter Thursday to FAA administrator T. Allan McArtor. +"He killed one of them because he used cocaine," said Juan Benitez Ayala, head of the Mexican Federal Judicial Police in Matamoros. +The gap is widening rather than narrowing. +At the height of its success, about 1,500 students were enrolled in 1967; last year, that figure had dipped to 300. +Every customer inquiry, including every complaint, has to be settled by telephone within 24 hours (the standard of a well-run mutual-funds firm). +Bus stops, railway stations, and taxi stands were unusually empty. +The government already has announced the capital structure of British Steel on flotation. +Becoming overwrought over such issues as where people sit or the color of the napkins is usually a cover for other emotional issues. +Utah's Bangerter, stigmatized by a record $166 million tax increase, battled back from a 30-point deficit in the polls and reached Election Day in a tight race against Democrat Ted Wilson, former mayor of Salt Lake City. +Price-increase notices began spreading through the newsprint industry late last summer, but U.S. newspaper executives resisted because demand has been falling this year as retail and financial advertising has softened. +West German officials say NATO nations are starting to line up against the U.S. and British views in a major disarmament dispute within the Western alliance. +In other commodity markets yesterday: ENERGY: U.S. crude-oil futures rallied late yesterday on a slice of bullish news from the big Vienna meeting between Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries members and several non-OPEC producers. +For a city so dependent on outsiders, even Venetians catering to tourists seem to have had their fill and hope Venice is kept out of the plans. +Lisa Speer, an attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council in New York, said, "A delay would have been a bold stroke before the Exxon Valdez. +Cattle futures gained while pork futures fell in early trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. +Chinese Premier Li Peng indicated Friday that Beijing expects Mongolia to do what it can to keep that from happening. +"I was very pleased. +At least 288 people have died in Hindu-Moslem clashes in several Indian cities in the flareup of clashes over the past nine days, authorities report. +During a visit to Paris in October for a human rights conference, Walesa had a long talk with Soviet human rights activist Andrei Sakharov, like himself a Nobel Peace Prize winner. +The group also predicted that the dollar would drop some over the next two years, reaching 120 yen and 1.68 marks by the end of 1990. +But for now, BMC is riding high. +Traders viewed the markets' decline early in the morning as a continuation of Tuesday's dip, which followed a dramatic surge in prices on Monday. +Strangled with cord, found in the house. +The losers lost because the dollar meant higher rates and that was a negative for them." +The dispute involved Bristol-Myers's patent for cefadroxil, an antibiotic that Moleculon's subsidiary, Kalipharma Inc., had marketed. +And now Kiszczak, a Jaruzelski loyalist with his own base in the army and defense ministries, has become head of government. +Blue Arrow plunged 163 pence to 918 pence on the news. +"On TV, there's not one show going after these acts," the Wolfman said. "This is the first show to come along and do this. +A spokesman for the Thanet District Council in Margate, 70 miles east of London, said an investigation was under way to determine the cause of the explosion. +Bolstering the recovery had to be the government's aim for next year. Mr Clarke told the BBC's Breakfast with Frost programme: 'It surprised everybody when we began to have recovery in the spring and summer of this year. +A Wells Fargo spokeswoman refused to comment on the bank's interest in First RepublicBank. +Never mind that many of the campaign's prime prospects may be cutting up their credit cards because they got wiped out in the stock market crash. +I'm going to read the names of a few people George Bush has nominated to join his Cabinet. +West Germany is shaping up as the country with the most to lose if and when Europe becomes a truly common market in 1992. +Last month Sir Malcolm Field, group managing director of the WH Smith retail chain, also called on manufacturers to reduce CD prices. Manufacturers' claims that they have already reduced some CD prices appear to be supported by the BPI figures. +He asserted "a case could be made" for deductions stemming from the party. +Indeed, opponents of the Three Gorges project were branded as "rightists" in political campaigns in those days. +The Bank's own index, stripped of indirect tax increases, is even lower, at around 2 per cent or less. Moreover inflation worriers should be reassured by recent evidence that the pace of home demand is moderating. +But the party makes specific overtures to a number of groups ranging from "Americans with disabilities" and Native Americans to Hawaiians and residents of Guam. +"I can't say that we won't in, say, five years," said Mr. Nicolaides. +A spokeswoman for the Tobacco Institute and a spokesman for the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. did not answer phone calls made to numbers listed for their homes on Sunday afternoon. +Burger is not alone. +Sharp differences emerged today among Palestinians and Israelis over the plan Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak put forward to end the uprising in the occupied territories. +Denver-based U S West said net income dropped 8.9%, noting that the year-ago quarter included the sale of a building by its BetaWest Properties unit. +Seisuke Okuno, chief of the National Land Agency, handed in his resignation late Friday afternoon, said officials in the governing Liberal Democratic Party. +"We can't afford to abandon the nation to the Likud," Mr. Peres said. +Ridley expressed a genuine popular concern which is shared by Mrs. Thatcher. +The FDA said it is working with state authorities and the U.S. Customs Service, Postal Service and the Federal Trade Commission to curb the proliferation of illegal versions of Retin-A. +The result is that single currency may take longer to realize than originally hoped, though leaders agreed that treaty should be completed by December. +"They're no longer in the back of the bus. +It was like when the Beatles came over and everyone grew their hair long and shook their heads. +For four years, they have been caught in a downward spiral of falling demand leaving them with excess capacity and lower profitability. +Defendants Raymond Levasseur and Richard Williams will not go free because they are serving 45-year sentences on convictions in a New York federal court on some of the bombings. +But they're only the start of Ford's marketing blitz for its new Escort. +The union, which walked out Friday over wage and job security issues, has asked for new talks but none are scheduled. +Since the Sierra Club has long been opposed to dams as a matter of principle and in favor of adding to national parks, it might be assumed that its members are cheering, but this is not the case. +Yet just such an unlikely army has lined up against the national curriculum and its associated system of national tests. +The Energy Department is urging aviation authorities to restrict flights over its military nuclear reactors to make them more secure against potential terrorist attack. +Along with the congressional debate, the fairness doctrine is being fought in the courts, too, where supporters are seeking to reverse the FCC's action. +The worry for the rest of us is that bank money diverted to Mr Smith would not be available to finance private sector recovery. +A spokeswoman for Sallie Mae yesterday reiterated a statement that the company "would not suffer any material loss" because of HEAF's problems. +One big advantage at the moment is the company's success in updating its range of models, including the new 3series, which accounts for 58% of BMW's sales. +Officials are investigating arson as the cause of a fire that charred 2,500 acres in the Stanislaus National Forest and forced 400 people to spend a night away from their homes. +But they no longer can make the Soviet Union distinctive since the same benefits are offered elsewhere. +Some responses may have added more than one person. +Others emphasized, however, that the overall number of junk bonds held by most investors remains only a tiny percentage of their portfolios. +In the latest development in the Deri case, a Tel Aviv court on Monday ordered the top aide to the minister, Zvi Yaakobson, held for a week on suspicion that he misappropriated government funds. +The more economic vitality you have the harder you are hit,' he says. Growth in both lending and deposits has slowed. +And the Reagan administration has yet to issue regulations for enforcing a provision of the newly signed trade act relating to such reviews. +Pannell Kerr Forster, a Los Angeles-based accounting firm, is about to begin a print campaign to attract employees of big merging firms. +On Thursday, CBS' "48 Hours" is taking at look at West Point, while ABC's Ted Koppel has afoot an unusual superpower game played by top Soviet and American officials, most of them now out of office. +In that role, he supervised the agency's 10 regional offices. +Very little of the Iran-bound weaponry actually goes through Britain, however, because most of the deals are handled through telexes with offshore dealers, who then ship directly or indirectly to the Mideast. +The purchase raises the groups' stake in the operator of furniture stores to about 33.9%. +GET TO THE SEX! The special actually reveals _ stop the presses _ how men's bodies are different than women's. +Two New York investment firms acted as "white squires" proposing to buy large stakes in Gillette Co. in an effort to help fend off a takeover attempt by Coniston Group, Gillette disclosed in court proceedings. +Hongkong Bank may be changing, but it retains many of the colonial trappings that echo British private-school and military life. +The Queen Mother was also there. +Fresh faces appear at the Rainbow Kitchen almost daily, among them a young couple back from a disillusioning job-hunting sojourn to the Sun Belt. +In those elections, the Jatiya Party won 152 seats in Parliament. +That became clear last week with the unveiling of Philip Morris Cos.' +Mr. Rollins says he no longer has the "illusion" that his music can influence things for the better. +However, brokers said that message also meant that policymakers saw no great cause for concern about an impending recession. +Federal banking regulators agreed in principle to pump $970 million into ailing First City Bancorp. of Texas, handing over management of the Houston banking company to a group led by former Chicago banker A. Robert Abboud. +The union also rejects Canada Post's demands to increase part-time staff and move employees to different locations. +Showers and thunderstorms also extended from southeast Louisiana across the Florida Panhandle and along the Florida coast. +The negotiations are being handled personally by Mr Martin Broughton, BAT's chief executive. ITC Classic, an ITC affiliate, has applied for a licence to start a banking business. +The News has a normal weekday circulation of 1.18 million. +"Procurement fraud is robbing the government of hundreds of millions of dollars a year, and in some instances costing peoples' lives," chief sponsor William J. Hughes, D-N.J., said following Tuesday's 419-0 vote. +TeleQuest Inc. said it expects a fourth-quarter loss because of lower-than-expected sales totaling about $9.5 million. +Non-survivors either hugged the vision to their chests: 'The global information systems strategy was my vision alone,' or complained about the lack of one: 'It was a very short-term sort of business.' Sensitivity. +Pakistan Radio broadcast appeals for missing people, and Prime Minister Mohammad Khan Junejo ordered the removal of dangerous ordnance from populated areas. +Hong Kong's screening policy may well be more dishonest than the push-back measures adopted by Thailand and Indonesia and threatened by Malaysia, but it is considerably more humane. +'The political situation does not allow it. +Uruguay's oldest newspaper, El Dia, published an edition of only eight pages Oct. 29 and told readers it is on the verge of collapse. +The drug companies have been fully cooperative in making the changes, he added. +"The 1990s unquestionably gives us our opportunity," said Mr. Kopper in a recent interview. +The patrolmen said the drug cartel's tactics had caused 300 police resignations in three months and recruiting was difficult. +As a result, many foreign companies are now considering direct investments in China to protect their current market share. +It has been campaigning for the clarification of electronic information transfers, regulations, and systems. +Eventually, the billions of dollars we sent to prop up a socialist experiment were insufficient to keep the economy from collapsing. +'So far the government's policy is essentially to pour money into inefficient public sector enterprises,' says a western economist. +U.S. oil futures prices ended generally lower after continued volatile trading amid concern that the flow of Soviet crude may be disrupted. +For the third straight month they rose 0.8 percent, a rate that if maintained would mean about 10 percent inflation this year in this one category. +In a 17-page memorandum, U.S. District Judge Lucius Bunton ruled that FBI agents requested a grand jury subpoena during an internal investigation of agent Bernardo Perez after he and other Hispanic agents sued the bureau. +He is regarded by colleagues as a whiz at handling franchised restaurants, which constitute more than 90% of Sonic's 960 drive-ins. +Tuesday's low for the Lower 48 states was zero at Gunnison, Colo. +Elsewhere, precedence isn't necessarily given to computer projects that would be of greatest benefit to the entire company. +But congressional lawmakers are still planning to propose a bill requiring federal employees who want reimbursement for trips to stay at hotels with sprinklers. +But there are occasional problems. +He said his wife Kathy was the only one who knew about his illiteracy. +Farm subsidy payments were down $2.3 billion thanks to higher commodity prices triggered by the summer drought. +Consequently, the three-year-old company has a long way to go to catch up with Microsoft, Lotus or Ashton-Tate Co., the three recognized leaders in the personal computer software industry. +She was nominated by President Reagan to succeed Judge Robert Bork, who resigned several months after he failed to win nomination to the Supreme Court. +Fay's also said it improved gross margins and lessened operating expenses. +I am looking for the All-Ordinaries to pick up 50 to 100 points," says Mr.Thomas. +The actions allegedly took place over the course of a decade, beginning in 1976. +The center also has a $6,000 scholarship fund that allows Indian students to come dig. +Austrian President Kurt Waldheim secured their release in a meeting with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein in Baghdad Saturday. +At the beginning of his official talks with Deng, Bush asked for a five-minute private meeting. +At the time of his death, he was vice president of the Harper Group, a San Francisco-based freight-forwarding company. +How did these three get into court in the first place to try to block a $1.5 billion launch? +No question," said Jeff Erdel, the publicist for the show. +Torchia's former boss, now-retired Capt. +Bush tells the driver to turn right. +It escalates into a deadly competition. +Second, the Europeans could get a better deal for the missiles from the Soviets than the U.S. could. +But he is uncomfortable if his views agree with the consensus. +It is aimed at killing legislation by Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., expanding current airline smoking restrictions to all domestic flights. +Abrahamson, reported that at the meeting Mr. Weinberger urged the president to declare that the U.S. would begin deploying defenses in space as quickly as possible. +On Wednesday, the Sandinista government denied Honduran claims that its soldiers crossed into Honduras to attack a border post. +On a stop in Panama, the vice president Quayle will discuss the possibility of U.S. aid to repair the invasion-torn nation, said Quayle press secretary David Beckwith. +The Boeing proposal, they said, includes a combination of the 260-seat 767 for domestic and European routes and the 747 for expansion of Delta's routes across the Pacific, which eventually could include a direct Atlanta-Tokyo route. +Seventy-one percent characterized the relationship as cooperative and 68 percent said it was respectful. +La Plata County Airport Manager Ron Dent said the approach takes the plane over slightly rougher terrain but saves about 15 to 20 minutes per flight. +Polygraph is a trading company for five state-run East German factories, one of which is named Planeta and makes the equipment that is sold in the United States, Malachuk said. +It found the risk greatest for children because of the large amounts of apple products they consume. +The appointment was announced Dec. 6 by Wick Temple, vice president and director of newspaper membership. +In the same poll, they applaud changes in women's status and approve of married women working outside of the home. +Many observers believe a power struggle similar to that which has plagued Najib's party could break out among the guerrillas. +In the bars and stable yards at Badminton, this will be the main topic of conversation among the competitors. The final stage of any three-day event is the showjumping section. +Finley expects Europeans to generate 80 percent of the business at Flamingo Lodge at the southern tip of the Everglades in the mosquito-swarming months of July and August. +"I think it's harmful to the reform process," said Sergei Shakrai, a member of Mr. Yeltsin's cabinet. +"Trade and agriculture are two areas of contention where there could be some fireworks," the officials said. +The older ones will sometimes help the younger ones. +Under Reaganomics, the burden we are leaving to our grandchildren has not been mushrooming; it's been shrinking. +His countrymen, many of them, suffered from a bad case of isolationism. +He said no such review had been done for a quarter of a century. +Broad generalizations of this kind make many investors squirm. Any time people start believing grandiose claims about the supposed significance of what the market is doing, veterans of the game start to suspect that stocks are ripe for a fall. +Others were students heading for warmer climes over spring break. +"I have never been so concerned about our working relationship with professional aviators as I am now," Bernhard wrote. +It was the first time since the imposition of martial law in Poland in December 1981 that Walesa received permission to travel abroad. +Pastures were reported to be improving as a result of the widespread moisture. +OPEC members remained split over how much to reduce their oil output and how to share the cuts. +What they need is a change in the mix of funding away from short-term money in favour of medium-term or long-term debt. Fundamentally, SMEs need permanent capital for growth - that is, equity. +Arms purchas have contributed to a foreign debt of more than $63 billion, fourth largest in the world. +Her hair was dusky red, like a fire under control, but still dangerous. +Nor does it cover the entire portfolio. +In 1983, an Israeli commission which investigated the massacre of Palestinian refugees in Beirut called for the ouster of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon, accusing him of "blunders" that set the stage for the killings. +It wasn't like a regular punch, just an arm and a fist coming through the air. +But the child died Thursday night at North Broward Medical Center, and Ms. Hassan died there Friday morning. +Larry D. Hollis, an analyst at Robert W. Baird & Co. in Milwaukee, said improved industrial production later in the year should help machinery makers. +On Monday, the dollar fell to a low of 122.35 yen. +Chappell could not be reached for comment Tuesday night, but he told the newspaper he is not a target of the investigation and that he has conducted himself in an ethical manner. +"We aren't anticipating a big increase in industry sales," said David N. McCammon, Ford Motor Co.'s vice president for finance. +Shareholders could well be an obstacle to implementation of a plan they don't support. +Robert A. Elliott, VLI's chairman and chief executive officer, said that the patent expired because of an administrative oversight and that VLI's attorneys assured the company that it won't have any trouble getting the patent reinstated shortly. +Woodard, who discussed Bundy confessions at length with Washington state Attorney General Ken Eikenberry on Saturday night, said Bundy has failed to give investigators from either state much new information. +Since the farmland surrounding the centre is not encumbered by disputes over land ownership, the area has been the target of much speculation. A total of 143 industrial areas and business parks, covering 10m sq m have been planned. +Ladish was a division of the company's Aerospace and Strategic Materials Group, which is being sold as part of the company's restructuring. +Although the new strategy poses many risks, Sears has little choice. +General Motors Corp. said it will offer early retirement incentives, limit new hiring and reduce advertising spending in a sweeping cost-cutting plan tied to an industry slump. +If that bolt worked loose or somehow failed, simulator tests showed, the stabilizer would flip leading-edge-up, making the plane dive. +The case is still pending in New York state court. +In when-issued trading, the notes were quoted at a price to yield 7.78%. +Alleghany is a title insurance, banking, insurance and financial services business. +We're talking about days, if not hours, for the Noriega dictatorship." +In an interview with the newspaper Ta Nea on Monday, Environment Minister Costas Liaskas said $31 million had been allocated to drill for underground reserves near Athens. +Under a compromise reached Friday, the National Endowment for the Arts and National Endowment for the Humanities would receive budgets in the 1990 fiscal year provided they implement new standards in giving grants. +While they rode the White House elevator to the East Room to meet the press, Johnson told Fortas that in a few minutes he would be announced as the nominee to the Supreme Court. +"They're a race apart and will never integrate," she said of the islanders. "They're frightfully clannish. +Its other planes are leased, a practice common with airlines. +Now, the only serious question about his seeking another term seems to be whether he will stay healthy. +But old habits die hard. +Istituto Bancario San Paolo di Torino, Italy's largest commercial bank, said it would sell 125 million ordinary shares for 12,200 lire ($9.76) each in an international initial public offering next Monday. +This price will reflect adversely on the fate of the hostages we hold," it said. +I can tell you by item the make-up of the Dollars 67bn of costs we have in North America. +Daffynition Plagiarism: phrase lift. +'A number of these investments may take a long time to pay off,' he says. +She's gone to heaven. +"I don't know anything about MiGs," says FAA inspector Richard Araujo plaintively. +Key portions of that pact were reached over the weekend as Brazil, Latin America's largest debtor nation, agreed to make a $700 million interest payment to make it current for all of 1988 and the last quarter of 1987. +Varig provided a list of 48 passengers and 6 crew members, all Brazilian, who were on the plane when it disappeared. +At least eight other companies plan to use Reflection Technology's monitor in products including a 5-by-3 portable computer and a patient monitor that doctors can wear in the operating room, Golden said. +His masterpiece, a rifle that was designed and built as one of a set of five for Safari Club International, brought $201,000 at auction in 1986. +Little said such standards are a matter of scientific controversy. +Shamir said no, and Yosef then used his spiritual authority to topple Shamir's government by withholding the parliamentary votes of his Shas Party last Thursday. +Although airlines generally honor each other's tickets, competitors stopped honoring Eastern tickets after it filed for bankruptcy protection. +All federal judges in the city have handled drug matters, but it was not known immediately whether Jimenez had recent cases involving the Medellin cartel. +Defense attorneys say their clients either weren't part of the Lehder conspiracy or withdrew from it so long ago that they should come under the statute of limitations. +Doctors said the emperor slept well Tuesday night, contributing to his stabilizing condition. +The 113-year-old school sent out 670 invitations _ complete with mortar boards and tassels. +The year-earlier quarter had net of $48.7 million, or $1.93 a share, including about $41 million in after-tax earnings from discontinued operations, mainly the records subsidiary that was sold off last January. +The writer-director is James Dearden, who wrote "Fatal Attraction." +The neighborhood was quiet Thursday afternoon and remaining residents ventured out to assess damage and clear rubble. +Individual income taxes, which account for another one-third of all state taxes, totaled $96.1 billion, up 8.2%. +He said that was sufficient to undermine the prosecution's credibility. +Higher volume and the settlement of several natural gas contract disputes more than offset lower prices for energy, Union Pacific said. +Gains from securities sales were $32 million, down from $40 million a year ago. +The West German chancellor will try everything he can to get elected president of a unified Germany in 1990. +As details of the purchase plan were being hammered out, Mr. Cleary said two of his biggest concerns were maintaining community support and job security for the people in Wisconsin, and particularly in La Crosse. +Although workers can switch investments every quarter, "very few people move their money frequently," he says. +A Chicago street gang member testified Saturday that Noah Robinson ordered a "hit" to kill a former employee, but the witness admitted he was promised money and leniency for cooperating with authorities. +Tangent is a Dallas real estate company, formerly called Amchase Holdings Corp. +Unemployment has risen from 2.8% in May to 3.7% in July; the Massachusetts Civic Interest Council reports that in the past year the state lost 16,000 manufacturing jobs. +The newsletter said Paget Hinch charged the government $1,410 for a 1987 Thanksgiving trip to the same area. +Baker, his former boss in the Reagan years, is another fierce supporter. +Neely did not return calls to his office Wednesday, and a spokeswoman, Kathi Barber, said he would not explain why he had decided against taking the case. +An increasingly strong lobby in Malaysia's stockbroking industry, upset over Singapore's proposal to cut some brokerage commissions, is pressing for the withdrawal of all Malaysian stocks from the Singapore Stock Exchange. +In Oradea in northwest Romania, unidentified assailants smashed windows and broke down the doors of a synagogue on the night of Feb. 15-16, said Teodor Blumenfeld, general secretary of the Federation of Romanian Jewish Communities. +The North American Securities Administrators Association, which represents state securities regulators, has been pushing to shift the onus of triggering disclosure from customers to brokers. +The CDC recommends that needles, scalpels and other sharper objects that come in contact with blood and other potentially dangerous body fluids be disposed of in puncture-resistant containers. +LIVING and working in Bermuda is rather the reverse of the mythical ship-swallowing Bermuda triangle to which the island gives its name. +As president, Jaruzelski has control of the military and foreign policy matters and will choose a prime minister to head the government. +The FDIC's gross income is expected to be about $3.4 billion this year, with half coming from assessments on member banks and half from interest income on the fund's investments. +Last month, Citicorp dismissed about half the staff of a big project to collect individual shoppers' purchase data at supermarkets. Citicorp says the expensive program wasn't gathering enough data to meet its goals. +The news aroused concern that North Fork's financial condition would put its proposed $15.50-a-share acquisition of Eastchester at risk. +She said the market also was supported by Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter's statement at a news conference that he hopes to see an increase in subsidized export sales of U.S. wheat. +IF IN VITRO fertilization works, it usually does so after only a few tries. +Most of those said they thought that pizza was probably bad for them, but they liked it anyway. +Britain has complained about the payments, saying they amount to unfair state aid which is damaging the UK pig industry. +"Sooner or later we were going to bump into the ceiling," Marquez said. "This gives us some breathing room." The INEL is the only facility in the nation other than Rocky Flats that can accept the waste right now. +Mr. Linney wants us to understand what draws people into a form of worship so ecstatic and irrational that its practitioners are willing to pass poisonous snakes from hand to hand. +Not long ago, the rapidly expanding electronics retail chain was a favorite of institutional investors, largely because of the drive and personal appeal of Mr. Antar himself. +Cincinnati-based P&G denied misusing the Just Say No program "in any way," adding that its participation was supported by the White House and Mrs. Reagan. +Mr. Lugar was one of 11 old Congress hands Mr. Bush invited to a dinner in the White House family quarters two weeks ago. +He also reiterated the company's confidence that its dispute with the government over the A-12 attack plane, which was canceled last January because of huge cost overruns, would be resolved satisfactorily. +He also agreed to testify against his former colleagues from the Chicago Board of Trade. +While the Saudis cited terrorism and threats for breaking relations with Tehran on April 27, they mainly were seeking to head off Iranian-inspired violence in the holy city of Mecca in this year's annual haj, or pilgrimage. +In addition, Intel Corp. and Chips and Technologies Inc. both said Tuesday they were working with IBM on developing sets of chips that other companies could use to make compatible add-on devices for the Micro Channel. +Mr. Sullivan said that Mr. McWhorter's departure shows "the technoids are winning," at Wang. +None of the relevant leading indicators - such as the rate of capacity utilisation in capital goods industries - point to an early upturn. +One may debate whether or not the policy of making deals with terrorist chieftains while shooting only at underlings was wise. +ST is one of the world's most modern telecoms companies, with some of the lowest customer costs. +Some have regularly spent holidays there and buy for retirement, or pre-retirement. +The diminution is a direct result of EU-imposed quotas. 'In the 1970s, there were 200 fishing vessels from the port of Pasajes alone that fished in EU waters. +Mr. Bramah has been on the Tonka board since 1980. +"We had only a trace of precipitation all month," he said. +The mayor, who appointed Gates but lacks the authority to fire him, has previously called for Chief Gates's resignation. +Bush 25 Dole 10 Robertson 0 Kemp 0 Uncommitted 0 Total 35 Jesse Jackson drew one in five white votes Tuesday in Connecticut's Democratic primary, far more than in 1984 but too few to deny Gov. Michael Dukakis a big win, exit polls said. +On Tuesday, Premier Miklos Nemeth said Hungary's foreign debt was expected to reach $20 billion by the end of the year. +The information was provided by the Natural Resources Defense Council, a Washington, D.C.-based, non-profit group that has lobbied for sharp reductions in pollutants that cause acid rain, such as sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. +Solidarity leader Lech Walesa declared Thursday "the Iron Curtain is no more" but also said the West will be to blame if Poland's experiment in democracy fails for lack of economic support. +The measure would combine the holidays for George Washington and Abraham Lincoln into a single February holiday and create a January holiday for King. +I've always been opposed to abortion," Chiles said. "But when it comes down to who makes that decision, I think we want the woman to be able to make it." Chiles has pledged to veto any legislation restricting a woman's right to choose. +They include 13 copies of Austrian church music and five Schubert songs, many of which are unpublished, Roberts said. +They stayed in pitched tents and lived military-style during the project. +If the trading and competitive environments improve then it is capable of being very profitable indeed.' +Several doctors say they have examined hundreds of women with breast implants and immune-system illnesses. +But the tide may be turning against "Big Green," a sweeping environmental issue in California, as well as many of the anti-tax, anti-spending measures facing voters in about a dozen states. +These letters narrate his conquest and command of his subject: a 44-year-old English lady novelist (a mix of Iris Murdoch and Doris Lessing) whom he's been studying and lecturing on for a dozen years. +Marcos spokesman Gemmo Trinidad said Jose Rono, former minister of local governments, visited Marcos Thursday, but U.S. authorities didn't approach him. +The concentrated black vote in Democratic primaries gives blacks great leverage within the party, which is what they properly seek. +He also said it includes about six months during which the agency waits for more information it requests from drug sponsors. +Eastern officials in the past said there were no plans to move Eastern's corporate headquarters from Miami to Atlanta, but wouldn't speculate on whether that was a possibility later. +On Friday, Brazauskas told a news conference that services would be allowed in the cathedral every Sunday and that another church converted into a museum would be returned to its original use in March. +His foreign minister, Eduard A. Shevardnadze, says the dissidents have "deliberately set a match to a powder keg. +Reg and Christine Miller were on their honeymoon in France when the earthquake struck. +But we believe that Japan will have a _ more of a voice in these international _ international matters. +A wave of violence has accompanied the political maneuvering, most of it fighting between rival black groups. +"When you've got a federal agency which has never been a secured creditor getting elevated status, there will be effects in the credit markets," says Christopher Bowlin, a benefits official for the National Association of Manufacturers. +Quayle also has selected veteran Time magazine correspondent David Beckwith to be his press secretary when he takes office as vice president. +MR MICHAEL Stoney, 42, operated close to centre of the Maxwell empire. +The US, Brazil's biggest creditor, did much to ensure the recent delay of a Dollars 350m loan from the IADB. +Alleghany said financial advisers estimate stock in the new company could trade between $65 and $75 a share. +If granted, the patents would give the company unusual protection in the monoclonal antibody field since the methods of culturing mouse B cells in the test tube aren't covered by patents, he said. +Attorney General Dick Thornburgh is reassigning two top aides in an apparent attempt to erase the impression that he runs the Justice Department through a tight circle of political loyalists. +American Civil Liberties Union attorney Arthur B. Spitzer said the case means that any government employee with a "secret" clearance will eventually be subjected to random drug testing. +But the fear of one was enough to justify the alliance in the eyes of its members. With the end of the cold war and the dissolution of the Soviet Union, that is no longer the case. +LaRouche alone is accused of defrauding the Internal Revenue Service by failing to declare personal services, paid for by his organizations, as income. +Miami FBI spokesman Paul Miller said Thursday he could not comment on his agency's reports because the matter is before the courts. +He was supported by Mr David Winnick, the Labour MP for Walsall North, who said confining membership of such a body to privy councillors would be 'a form of apartheid'. +The computer error couldn't have come at a worse time, the importers say. +Under an agreement between the company and the UAW, nearly 300 employees were transferred to the South Carolina plant. +Time Warner said it has no plans to drop a provision in its rights offering that would adjust the as many as 15 million options held by executives and employees. +However, in its response to the NRC the Air Force argued that under the facts of the incident, the requirements do not clearly mandate a report within 24 hours. +About 1,000 U.S. troops and an unknown number of Saudi soldiers were taking part in the six-day "Imminent Thunder" maneuvers, which began Thursday. +He resigned as ambassador four months ago to become a candidate. +Confronted by an 8-day-old series of job actions posing the stiffest challenge to its rule since 1981, the Politburo urged Communist Party members "to counter attempts to stir illegal strikes," the state-run PAP news agency reported. +Since then, air traffic has soared past the FAA's feeble efforts to rebuild the controller force and replace obsolete computers and radar systems. +Ms. Duggan has been domestic policy liaison in the White House Office of Public Liaison since January. +Scientists at the University of Southern California and the University of Illinois say they have confirmed the theory that the mind stores memories by "hard wiring" new connections between brain cells. +"I don't think Israel has to make any declarations. +Hoechst said Celanese holders should consult their brokers or accountants about the tax law's effect on their holdings. +She said growing up as the namesake for a business that has sales of $3 billion a year had its ups and downs. +On Monday, Clement Lloyd, 23, died following a police chase that started just after 6 p.m. +Each was checked for financial stability and administration facilities and was given a clean bill of health. +Transportation Secretary Skinner said he will take a hard look at any leveraged buy-out. +The accelerated growth among the giants of the pension world means that the 20 biggest retirement funds now account for more than 25% of all pension assets, including stocks, bonds and other investments, up from slightly more than 21% in 1985. +The U.S. ambassador, Thomas R. Pickering, said another resolution would be drafted to impose an air embargo, a step the United Nations has never taken against a nation. +Richard Francis, McAlester Schools director of maintenance, is licensed to handle asbestos, but he said the decorations may be a lost cause. +In coach, a computer screen that flips up on the back of the computer gets crushed when the person in front reclines. Setting up many computers is complex enough to discourage casual use. +Republicans have opposed public financing and the spending limits espoused by Mitchell and Sen. David Boren, D-Okla. +He wore a white overcoat and spoke in English. +It said seasonal factors had helped to boost overall output. +As the Big Three auto makers gear up for the 1988 model year, Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp. have scheduled overtime at several plants for tomorrow and next week. +Digital comes within an ace of saying IBM is lying about the tests' validity. +Several Eastern employee trusts, which own an issue of Eastern stock, claim they could block major asset moves because of their standing as shareholders. +Also, we were struck at how promptly Mr. Neas hopped on the Dukakis-Bentsen ticket, while Jesse Jackson simmered. +"The critical thing is what questions you ask," Sorrell said in an interview following the Thompson acquisition in 1987. "If you ask certain things, people in giving you the answers will ask themselves, `Why did they ask me that question?' +The telephone is like a lifeline to me," said Falwin, who works out of her house. +In a four-page letter to committee Chairman Charles E. Bennett, D-Fla., Dingell reiterated his concerns about the program. +The church defrocked him in January 1988, but he was able to find a dozen or more people who listened. +"We have a huge, almost visceral attachment to the show and to each other," he said. "We'll all still be friends, but we'll drift apart. +At least he says he hopes to lose. +Hussein has been holding numerous meetings at home and abroad in recent weeks after pledging to seek a diplomatic solution to the crisis, triggered by the Aug. 2 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. +It performs a wide range of research intended to benefit U.S. industry. +"I leave people to draw their own conclusions. +A taxpayer gives a lump sum to a college, religious group or other nonprofit organization, takes a tax deduction for a substantial portion of the amount and receives monthly or quarterly payments, typically for life. +George Kane made it to Sydney, Australia. +The move was part of an Iranian-brokered truce. +It is no longer a collection of familiar objects understood by you but a pattern of shapes and shades which have no purpose other than to defy your efforts to describe them. +This leaves the author in a dilemma: He values the market mechanism but he also values stability. +OTC stocks as measured by the Nasdaq composite index were up about 15% in March from the end of 1987. +It was the first major act of terrorism in postwar Italy and ushered in 15 years of violence by leftist and right-wing terrorists. +But Arkansas' Bill Clinton is not so sure about a deadlocked meeting in Atlanta, as the Democratic governors worry about their party's still unresolved presidential battle. +"Removal of this fear has pushed the market up," he added. +He assumed the new title of chief executive officer this March. +The trade gap narrowed by 3.1 percent to $10.3 billion as exports fell by $317 million and imports dropped an even bigger $643 million. +The statement that Goldman was not aware of illicit dealings by Mr Maxwell or his associates is anyway a rather limp exoneration. +Ted Price, senior vice president at Scotia-McLeod Inc., a lead manager of the issue, said the offering attracted some offshore interest as well as broad demand from Canadian institutions. +"If administered with prudence, this program can povide countless Americans with peace of mind," the president said. +The dollar surged against the yen in early trading following an upswing in New York overnight, said a trader with the Bank of Tokyo, speaking on condition of anonymity. +Singer Michael Jackson gets into the act with a new video game by Sega dubbed "Moonwalker." +Since the Tamil insurrection began in 1983, both sides have used heavy firepower and civilian casualties have been high. +"Everybody in the city of Boston was really praying beyond hope that Christopher would make it," Flynn said. +The shake-out had been expected, given the lack of follow-through buying in the morning, but the move had not dented the market's generally bullish outlook. +Predictions are that by 1990 as much as 50% of all petroleum used in the U.S. will have to be imported. +An Allen Group spokesman said S&P's action "isn't based on a correct assessment of all the circumstances of the company." +We are trying to get the photo in now from Cartagena, but can not give an exact time when it will begin moving due to phone line problems. +Last year China produced 80m tonnes of steel products, double the quantity of 10 years ago. +Fixed-income funds were off 1.92%, income funds slid 1.19% and convertible funds dipped 0.13%. +And if you give only to the camera? "In a film, if you're static it shows immediately. +Investicni Banka is advising the government on its privatisation programme. +The Legal Daily said the two were executed on Monday after losing appeals in the Sichuan provincial court and the Supreme Court. +With the best schools, jobs and entertainment, Tokyo drew millions who dreamed of better lives as well as hundreds of companies wanting to be near government agencies, banks, financial markets and up-to-date information. +People are already scared. +Marionville in 1989 claimed to be home to about 1,000 of the white rodents, or roughly half the number of people who live there. +"People can label me a loony and the idea may go nowhere," he said. "But people have a right to know they can have more sunlight in the afternoon." The preacher wears jeans and a western shirt. +The Socialist Party won free elections in June and holds 210 seats in Parliament. +(I have known some open cars to shake so badly that the instruments became a blur on moderately rough surfaces.) The hood is super-efficient, too. +She's a bit Chinese. +I don't think the United States is bluffing. +Also Wednesday, U.S.-backed Angolan rebels fighting the Marxist government said they captured a town on the Benguela railroad, the principal route for transporting minerals from Zaire, Zambia and eastern Angola to the Atlantic Ocean port of Lobito. +And he said the Czechoslovak president agreed on a need for NATO and U.S. forces until "new security structures emerge in Europe." Bush said NATO perhaps should have a broader role than at present, Seitz said. +The offensive has included raids and seizures at more than 700 estates, businesses and other properties owned by or linked to Colombia's powerful cocaine cartels. +Mr. Casey said "it is much too early" to discuss management changes, but he conceded, "there's very little upper management left." +Heat is controlled by regulating the flame rather than moving the grill. +The yield on the Treasury's benchmark 30-year bond fell to 8.46%. +Whirlpool has said it would expand Roper from a maker of ranges into a producer and marketer of a full line of appliances. +Zimbabwe Newspapers Ltd., owners of The Chronicle and all Zimbabwe's other daily and Sunday newspapers, condemned what it called brutal, unprovoked and premeditated attacks. +In some cases, though, negative feedback never kicks in. Society becomes "locked in," to use the phrase of W. Brian Arthur, a professor of population studies and economics at Stanford University who has done pioneering research in the field. +The survivor of a bruising 1986 Senate battle over his elevation to chief justice, Rehnquist has emerged as the collegial orchestrator of a major rightward shift in the court's direction. +Thomas Lambert, an attorney for Occidental, said the natural resources, chemical and food processing concern decided to settle "simply to avoid the expense of lengthy, complicated litigation." +Rumford police Sgt. Mike Boutte said police had received about 65 calls from people who reported feeling the quake. +These are not "stockholders" in the classical sense of the term. +The answer, perhaps, is to distinguish between "secret" and "quiet" diplomacy. +Dole often cites the key role he played five years ago in forging a compromise that ended a half-decade of financial turmoil for the Social Security system. +Just before he took office, 24% of Americans as measured in a Gallup poll described themselves as Republicans. +"We did the same thing in the quarter as we've done for years," says Mr. Puff, the fund's co-manager. +Paisley has become a major target in the nationwide investigation of possible corruption involving contractors and defense officials. +'You have to go to the country to find a pure Luxembourger.' The man behind a stall in the fruit market was from Portugal. +The leveraged buyout market posted 65 third-quarter completions with known value of $7.6 billion against 61 with a $15.7 billion value in the second quarter. +Ms. Katz often uses pieces by congressmen and public officials, saying that "I don't have to pay these people." +"You're living from check to check and you don't get a chance to build something for the future." Once in California, their former $250-a-month rent in Beaumont became $600, and Mr. Vanya found his higher pay quickly disappearing. +While the unemployment rate remained steady at 7 per cent, the number of payroll jobs actually declined in March. +Demonstrators planned to be out in force Inauguration Day, along with the National Organization for Women, which has scheduled a silent protest along the parade route. +The candidates are relying on grass-roots organizing, telephone banks and direct mail to lure Democrats to the caucus; none is buying television advertisements. +The report noted that the NRC has limited resources: 25 full-time license reviewers and 36 inspectors, versus 7,700 licenses for industrial and other uses of radioactive materials. +Any publisher who became a partner with the employee trust would be asked to repay the loan. +The position is being vacated Friday by Deputy Attorney General Arnold Burns, who resigned in protest March 29 out of concern that the nearly year-long criminal investigation of Meese was hurting department operations. +It is my duty," the mayor said. +The provision, aimed at concerns about global warming, would have required controls on carbon dioxide emissions from cars. +"We're going to the Supreme Court," Rosemary Menard-Sanford, one of thousands of women who claimed they were injured by the Dalkon Shield birth-control device marketed by the company in the early 1970s, said Thursday. +"But Iran, in the long run, is a bigger prize than Iraq, as the Americans well know," said one Western diplomat. +Such rigorous procedures have proved daunting to many foreign institutional investors, who initially were eager to invest in Taiwan shares under market-opening measures announced in late December. +But the SEC backs the House version, which would block the Treasury's veto power. +Mr. Dole's assurance that he can "work with Congress" was not the message the voters wanted to hear. +The discount rate is the interest the Fed charges on loans to member banks. +Mr. McKay himself listed only three payments totaling $1,100 on the last report he filed as a House member. +As in his first move, Mr. Vanya was able to find higher pay at his new job, earning up to $44,000 as a foreman. +The country has made some interest payments to the banks this year and has reached agreement with them on many of the main points of a debt settlement. +"In general, I believe we do, and perhaps an important one." Simak's wife of 56 years, Agnes, died in 1985. +The company said the cost to develop or buy and renovate the projects is estimated at $76.6 million. +The 18-wheel truck was unable to stop and struck the bus about 11 a.m., pinning the driver inside his truck, he said. +In Miami, Contra leaders said cease-fire talks scheduled Monday with the government were off unless the Sandinistas left Honduras. +KMS has a life of at least 20 years.' 'There is a big job going forwards,' says Mr Hughes. +The Federal Bureau of Investigation conducted an extensive background check into the rumors of Tower's extramarital affairs and drinking. +Security Pacific National Bank will restructure its retail banking efforts in a move that bank insiders said could eliminate several hundred jobs. +Energy industry officials and many on Capitol Hill have voiced increasing alarm in recent weeks at a trend toward rapidly growing U.S. dependence on foreign oil. +Fuel consumption should be 33mpg (8.56 l/100km). Two other versions of the Punto that also are new to Britain are the 55 EL six-speed and the 60 SX Selecta. +The Hunt brothers' Placid Oil Co. is expected to submit a reorganization plan today that proposes to pay back fully its non-bank creditors over as many as 10 years if Placid can survive profitably. +The location of the clash also was not disclosed. +He needs him now,' the notes said. +Giants owner Bob Lurie has said since the early 1980s that he wanted to leave Candlestick, which has narrow aisles, bad weather and parking and access problems. +Schnelz said he may grant a suspended sentence because Streefkerk is penniless and terminally ill. +Hundreds of police officers attended separate funerals for two Detroit officers who were killed as they tried to arrest a barricaded gunman. +And I say, 'Yeah, sure, he can hit in his sleep.' +President Bush, praising Marilyn Quayle for her efforts to fight cancer, signed legislation today that will provide federal money to screen women for breast and cervical cancer. +According to the legend, Midas, son of King Gordius, was a spendthrift who begged the gods for the power to turn anything he touched to gold. +The bank now has $25.7 million in deposits and has just opened a second office. +Ms. Norville is talented and overwhelmingly pretty and would be fine as a reporter or a newsmagazine anchor. +Among mourners was Luxiol Mayor Roger Clausse, who said Dornier "was not always normal and coherent, but he had not committed any crimes and I had no basis to have him interned." Clausse's son, Joel, also was there. +Tobacco and insurance group BAT Industries fell sharply yesterday in spite of first-quarter figures well above the consensus forecast. +Mr. Glazier takes as his text the Constitution's second veto clause, Clause 3 of Article I, Section 7. +"It was identified before it could spread or permanently erase any data," he told a delegation of Japanese computer specialists touring this country to assess the virus problem. +One of Tekere's candidates was shot and wounded. +He also does his old hits: "I Don't Know Why I Love You But I Do," "You Always Hurt The One You Love" and, of course, "Ain't Got No Home." "I'm getting old now. +The US Air Transport Users' Asociation has warned travellers not to use domestic carriers in Russia. +If an item's not on sale, shoppers don't want it." +"If I don't shoot straight, shoot me," Sawyer, 39, told voters as he handed thm bullets. +"The planes have the right of way," says Neil Maurer, a charter member of the golf club. +"A search warrant is a very blunt instrument." +Regarding the action in Florida, a spokeswoman for Bristol-Myers, based in New York, said the company was aware that the suit had been filed but couldn't comment on particulars because it hadn't seen the documents. +The plaintiffs said radioactive pollution had reduced their property values and inflicted emotional suffering. +"Her husband said they were not having marital problems," Fletcher said. "It seems that she may have been suffering from some type of depression." The husband told police his wife acted normal Saturday morning. +Silver fell in London to a bid price of $5.18 a troy ounce, down from Tuesday's $5.25. +Macy, which last week signed a $6.1 billion definitive buyout agreement with Federated, on Tuesday began a tender offer for Federated's common stock. +Shamir has rejected the international auspices the plan envisions for Arab-Israeli talks. +Declining issues outnumbered advancers by about 9 to 4 on the New York Stock Exchange, with 472 up, 1,072 down and 433 unchanged. +Allan Robertson is retiring from NCR. +Shiite Moslems battled Palestinians in Lebanon for the 10th day, killing 10 and raising the death toll to 379, police said. +Around the world cereals crops appear to be in generally good condition and demand for the US wheat crop is weak, with buyers sniffing at export incentives and biding their time until the harvest pushes prices lower. +He said the correct figure is 1,700 tanks in 1989 and that is a 40 percent cut from previous years. +"Everyone is so quiet. +And it doesn't just survive; it pollinates plants, makes way for a few more insects, and serves as food for a myriad of mammals and reptiles. +Cooperatives owned and operated five refineries with a total capacity of more than 197,000 barrels per calendar day. +Instead, the machine-tool market promptly collapsed, and the company's bookings slumped 32% in his first year. +It also consumes carbon dioxide, which helps cause global warming. +AFTER YEARS of looking at Caribbean beaches I have come to the conclusion that there are only a number of ways of describing them. +"Finally, something that compares with the little sounds in my head" was how an Archer news release described Madonna's reaction to QSound. +But last year, the weak dollar and import restrictions on apparel from the Far East started pushing clothing prices up faster than inflation. +Reagan, who was a right guard in college for the Eureka Golden Tornadoes, has shed his presidential neutrality since leaving office and is a big Trojans fan, Coach Larry Smith said. +They haven't faced re-election in nearly 40 years. +But stations lost interest. +The Soviet Union opposes reunification and Secretary of State James A. Baker III has urged a cautious approach, but signs of a virtual de facto union grow daily. +The driver of the other car was ticketed for failing to use due care, police said. +McKenzie River officials say they didn't pay to have their product included in the movie, and a spokesman for Sony Corp.'s Columbia Pictures unit confirms that Ice Cube suggested the liquid prop. +Like the crippled churches that fell before it, San Lorenzo became a victim of indecision. +The offer was scheduled to expire at midnight Friday. +Two communist party leaders also met with Mazowiecki on Wednesday and said a good atmosphere prevailed but "certain details" remain unsettled and require more talks Thursday, according to PAP. +Belgrade radio described the impact as "tremendous." Special rescue teams were trying to extricate passengers from the tangled mass of metal, the reports said without giving a cause of the accident. +I was just getting back to feeling normal. +It ranged between 124.45 yen and 125.98 yen. +Yet 25% of the college seniors surveyed in a Gallup Poll didn't know that Columbus landed in the New World before 1500. +Word came from Sofia that Bulgaria's supreme leader was enraged. +Among the gaffes: One book said President Truman "easily settled" the war in Korea by dropping "the bomb," although nuclear weapons weren't used in Korea and Eisenhower was president when the armistice was signed. +Licences have been granted this year for the first national terrestrial commercial station and three regional commercial networks. Almost every leading media operator made a bid for the national licence. +If it's necessary we'll take some appropriate actions," Black said. +The NFL formally requires approval by three-fourths of team owners of any move, as well as written notification by Jan. 15 of the year of the proposed relocation. +After the offering is completed, the public would own 19.1% of the stock on a fully diluted basis, Duracell management would own 10.3% and the leveraged buy-out firm of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. would own the rest. +The deficit in merchandise trade narrowed with Japan and Canada but grew with Western Europe. +The current proposal would require a public company changing auditors to disclose any significant accounting issues it discussed with the new auditors or any other auditing firm over the past two years. +At least four delegates, among 40 who objected to the final text, said it failed to single out party leaders responsible for the economic crisis. +Most subsequent months also fell. +"People are really figuring out that reptiles offer a wealth of recreational value," said Mr. Collins. +Shipments of durable goods rose 1.5 percent to $116.3 billion in June following a 1.8 percent increase in May. +The problem is exacerbating trade friction. +"We cannot grow accustomed to enduring a peace with Israeli bloodshed," said Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy. +Harold Simmons, chairman and chief executive officer of Valhi Inc., and leader of a proxy battle for control of Lockheed Corp., quickly offered up a job that isn't even his to give just yet: "Tell him to call me. +Appeals have poured in by the thousands, said Franklin. +This scenario of high costs and a potentially stroppy workforce undoubtedly deters some companies from investing in the country. This factor has even persuaded some businesses that are already there to switch to less expensive locations. +The new baby is the 10th grandchild for Kennedy's mother, Ethel. The new parents, both lawyers, also have a 3-year-old son, Robert Kennedy III. +The paper quoted her as giving this account: Ms. Ortiz received at least seven letters since January telling her to leave the country. +He keeps a "hit list" of repeat offenders who show up at games, and with the district attorney's help has sought restraining orders to keep out unsavory San Francisco fans. +To date, both candiates have spent a total of about $40 million on their campaigns since last year. +Savimbi, meanwhile, denies claims by Dos Santos that he agreed to go into exile and to integrate his troops into Angola's army. +The opinion polls seem often to be wide of the mark. Many may not vote at all. +"While I am sympathetic to his age and frailties, there is no way to leave him out of these charges while he is still in this life," Maloney said. +According to the source, Weld in the meeting with the president "laid out the facts" in a hypothetical indictment. +PacifiCorp would pay about $240 million for the assets it acquires with money going toward secured debt. Similarly, Public Service Co. would pay about $250 million toward secured debt. +Biden said that while he would have preferred additional provisions, it was necessary to be realistic about the support available for the bill. +The room beyond was full of lovely antiques, but it seemed slightly small. On one side of the room, though, there was a wooden banister. +At the same time, Japan throws up many roadblocks to romance. +These senior judges still pick up all the pay raises given to active judges, and like active judges they can't have private law practices. +More issues will be resolved in temporary rules the IRS is writing; it says concerns shouldn't try to elect fiscal years until the rules are out. +On Tuesday, Noriega condemned the presence of the U.S. helicopter carrier Okinawa on the Pacific end of the Panama Canal. It passed through the canal Tuesday on its way to its home port, San Diego. +I'm thrilled that we came out with one that works - in our opinion. +Big color prints burst out here, too, on flowered strapless bustier sheaths with puff-sleeved boleros. +Returning to the automobile analogy, imagine a typical intersection controlled by traffic lights where all the drivers try to move forward while the light is changing. +Nevertheless, the council is forecasting 1990 growth based on continued consumer spending, exports and business investment. +Imanyara edited the Nairobi Law Monthly magazine, which served as a platform for the advocates of political pluralism in this East African nation. +Both strongly deny any conflict. +In a soft landing, the economy slows down without entering a recession and without accelerating inflation. +But I've called him numerous times and he's never returned my calls. +RAM has Pounds 27.5m invested in its personal pension funds. Fidelity makes a one-off administration charge of 1.5 per cent on the first contribution. +It is characteristic of the black townships across South Africa. +In the past two months alone, bombs have gone off in a Rawalpindi bus station, a poultry shop near the Afghan border, three sites in Bajaur and a bazaar in the refugee center of Thal. +The issue, which requires regulatory approval, will be underwritten by a group headed by RBC Dominion Securities Inc. and Merrill Lynch Canada Inc. +Also this term, the court tied 3-3 in an immigration law case. +By police count, 11 people have been killed and 47 wounded in the previous three car bombings since Jan. 13. +Last month, a jury convicted Healy on three counts, making the company potentially liable to fines totaling $1.5 million. +Federated Department Stores Inc., Cincinnati, beefed up its anti-takeover measures in an apparent response to investor Donald Trump's interest. +"I am fairly comfortable we will do both," said R. Dale Ross, chief executive officer and president of the home-infusion therapy company. +Because interest payments on debt usually are suspended during bankruptcy-law proceedings, PS of New Hampshire will save well over $100 million a year in interest costs. +DiBona also downplayed the effects of the spill on fish and birds in the area. +Some paper and securities shares fell, as did major steel and heavy industrial producers. +During Lincoln's first year as president, abuse mounted in the North. +Four alleged U.S. spies were hanged in November in Iran. +It handled more than 2 million cargo containers last year, making it the second-busiest port in the United States behind New York-New Jersey. +Much later, after American air raids, he walked through the charred rubble. +Pinochet is finding, even a dictator may have trouble achieving it. +In recent years, the smugglers began distributing Moroccan hashish, using a fleet of small speedboats. +The slickly produced series has been criticized by London's financial cognoscenti as inaccurate in detail, but its major weakness is its unrealistic depiction of the characters' professional and private lives. +"The `devil chair' makes everyone the devil, no matter who they are," he says. +"Our new authority to seek damages allows us to provide a complete remedy for victims of housing discrimination, and the civil penalty provision can constitute a signficant deterrent to such discrimination," Thornburgh said. +Aside from the amount of federal land at stake, what makes this case unusual is the reason the group gave for being entitled to sue. +The stock market rose in light trading today, resuming the rally it began before the Thanksgiving holiday. +To top it all off, interest rates on new loans were falling. +Several hundred people are expected Tuesday, mainly to hear the results of a heated judge-executive's race. +Bill Lucas is both astounded and offended by the campaign of leaks and smears against him. +Correspondents from Spanish and West German television said state-owned television and telephone companies refused to transmit images of the violence overseas. +Agencywide figures on past corruption convictions of DEA agents were unavailable, DEA spokesman Bill Deac said. +Quayle had just begun to shed some of the questioning about his military record and relations with a former lobbyist. +A total of 250 passengers were evacuated without injury from a Stena Sealink ferry in Stranraer harbour when fire broke out shortly before a planned sailing to Larne in Northern Ireland yesterday. +The Grinch who stole Ricardo Hernandez's Christmas tree couldn't steal Southern California's Christmas spirit. +The Canadian Aviation Safety Board was expected to investigate why there was an apparent breakdown in communications. +It calculates that Dollars 3.5bn to Dollars 3.8bn of funds will be needed to guarantee the concessionary bonds issued under the accord. +Several thousand students have fled Rangoon and other cities seeking refuge and military training from the guerrillas after a bloody government crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrations. +While directing the Justice Department to develop a system that would allow gun dealers to check whether a hand-gun buyer is a felon, Mr. McCollum's amendment wouldn't provide for the system to be put into effect. +PaineWebber said the Consumers Union lawsuit against it is "totally without merit." +Traders bought soyabean contracts thinking dryness in the northern plains would inhibit germination in newly-planted seeds. +U.S. resupply planes secretly have been using Zaire as a staging area for sending materiel to the rebel forces but Zairean President Mobutu Sese Seko ordered a halt to this activity last June when he launched a peace mediation effort. +"Michael Dukakis is committed to opportunity for all Americans," the wife of the Democratic presidential nominee-to-be said in brief remarks at a brunch near the hall where Democrats are holding their national convention. +Annual growth in the $400 million readyto-drink tea market is running at 15% to 20%, said Michael Bellas, president of Beverage Marketing Corp. +At least seven people have lost their jobs because of alleged roles in the scandal. +The United States has provided El Salvador with well over $3 billion in economic and military aid over the past decade. +The use of growth hormones on livestock is prohibited in the EEC, although a number of scandals involving illegal hormones have rocked the meat industries of West Germany and other European nations in recent months. +If 'social conditionality' is to take hold in the 1990s, attitudes will have to change fundamentally, both within developing countries and the Bank. +Deltona said a special committee of directors would review the sweetened bid. +Anny and say they plan to make a strong showing by organizing buses for the open-air Mass at Krzyzowa. +But Blanca Ramirez, who heads People for Change, said there are two places Brackley is truly happy: the South Bronx or El Salvador. +But the pact puts off most hard decisions and Democratic leaders suggested it could open the way to tax increases next year. +"Clayton's heart is in the right place, even if he doesn't pick the right words," Williams' spokesman, Bill Kenyon, said. +"I don't care how they do it, but they've got to be able to evacuate that bus" in a shorter period of time, Loeb said. +But 35 minutes later, after touching on the need to protect cultural artifacts and his concerns over population growth, Liu Bingsen ended up with a call for eugenics. +Since BTR's abortive bid for the company in 1987, Pilkington has underperformed the All-Share by 61 per cent. But its woes are not all sui generis. +For small advertisers, used commercials can give them television exposure they normally couldn't afford. +Such are the joys of duopolies, if not of fickle markets. +Mrs. Hills is required to reach a determination about India's insurance and investment practices under the so-called Super 301 clause of the 1988 Trade Act. +In Paris, the Foreign Ministry said it was trying to verify the report. +Mastropietro was introduced to Natale, an Albany hairdresser, during a jailhouse visit shortly after he was arrested in March 1987, Castillo said. +It tells of a kidnapping of an American general, a deed that has long been one of the RAF's fondest hopes. +California is due for a burst of train routes in any case, thanks to two ballot measures approved in 1990. +That compared with Tuesday's average of 6.81%, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said. +Last summer, a guard was beaten to death at Stateville, which has been plagued by overcrowding. +In summary, anyone tempted to try this system should be both patient and alert to the dangers. Having said that, which stocks would the system select now? +By noon, however, several private forecasters had released predictions eliminating rain from their forecasts for the weekend. +"If you discover a new comet, you get to name it. +Indeed, psychologists say that crying can be a useful signal that a management style or business decision isn't working, and that executives should at least consider the cause of the tears. +Versace _ The best selection of high waisted pants and skirts. Nighttime's most seductive spring look in transparent chiffon blouses. +The stock market was mixed today, running into some resistance after a six-session rally. +Reagan also said it was good that Gorbachev's program of Glasnost, or more openness, is being practiced in other communist nations, the newspaper reported. +Forty-six people died and 67 were injured when a train in Liaoning province, south of Jilin, collided with a bus on Dec. 23. +Agerpres also quoted a leading medical official as saying "a great many crippled babies were born" because of inadequate maternity care, malnutrition and other complications. +Pacific Telesis gained 1 to 49. The company announced a new program to buy back as many as 25 million of its shares. +'Peruvian debt is a speculative buy,' he says. Brazil, on the other hand, has removed much of the attraction of converting foreign debt into equity. +The $17-a-share bid for all of Colt's nearly 31 million common shares outstanding was approved by the company's board of directors and is expected to begin within the next five days, a spokesman said Thursday. +We follow his emergence from Whistler's shadow, the early influence of Degas, and the establishment of a personal and particular imagery of music-hall, artiste and audience. +Tougher insider-trading penalties cleared the House but face an uncertain future in the Senate. +Break out the sunscreen. +Classes resumed in all schools, including the Institute of Medicine and Pharmacy, whose ethnic Hungarian students had been on strike the past three weeks, Radio Bucharest reported. +If a minor threatens someone with the gun or displays it in public, the gun owner faces a misdemeanor charge and up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. +"Politics in the fall is going to be on hold," said Michael McCurry, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee. +Institutional investor confidence in all flotations was seriously damaged. 'Venture capitalists will have to expect a comparatively low or lower potential exit price because of the recent publicity,' says Mr Attwood. +After graduation, responsibility for the sign fell to whichever classmate had a spare wall or decent storage space. +"While opposition to apartheid remains, European governments have decided that the best way to end it is by supporting de Klerk's initiatives rather than the ANC's hard line," it said. +The chairmen of the armed services committees in both the House and the Senate have said Congress won't appropriate more money for weapons the West Germans won't accept. +Illinois would be the 16th state to resume executions since 1976. +It saw the relocation as an opportunity to build on this presence. Detailed planning for the move began in November 1990. +Some holders say such vouchers are only worth about 50% of face value in the resale market. +The Russian Party was founded at a first congress in the Kremlin in June, when Polozkov was elected its leader. +Nor is seven-year-old Ivory, or Janice, who just turned eight. +In the bass role of Emperor Altoum, Franz Hawlata delivered a brilliant cameo and sang beautifully. Helene Perraguin was a rather pale Adelma, and Bruce Brewer no longer has the voice for Truffaldino. +Anyone waiting for the cancelled 7.25 to Waterloo will agree that British Rail needs to be exposed to commercial pressure. +While we can poke fun at these books, all of them contain helpful information. +The National Front had 130, and its allies had 132 for a total of 262. +"Do not act against the people. +Her enterprise unraveled when a former cook, Russell Lucas, went to police, who sent in a young undercover policewoman to an interview with Ms. Adams. +Moorpark has gone through four mayors in four months _ including three in one night. +But hours later, an attorney for two anti-abortion activists said he obtained a stay from the Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, blocking Martin Klein from becoming the guardian of his 32-year-old wife, Nancy. +"People have great hopes for this congress. +Syrian troops and Lebanese riot policemen sealed the area around seven-story apartment building. +Last fall, the school's 800 first-year students were required for the first time to take a three-week course in ethics, spurred in large part by a $20 million gift from former Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman John Shad. +Before he left, security agents made him slip into thick, thigh-high rubber boots borrowed from the local fire department. +The passenger and three companions were arrested. +The suit brought by the Galveston-based bondholders, who had purchased the debentures through Kempner Capital Management Co., was filed in state court in Galveston by Houston lawyer Joseph D. Jamail. +If interest rates rise, the economy will tend to slow down, putting a damper on inflation," he said. +Fighting slackened Saturday, and thousands of hungry, exhausted residents took advantage of the lull to evacuate their homes, carrying small children and packages of belongings. +Similar wires may be established in other states in 1992, depending on the success of the program, he said. +Declining issues on the Big Board were ahead of gainers 877 to 657. +Secretary of State James A. Baker III got an identical momento after he and Bush concluded their morning of talks with the Hungarian leaders at the Parliament building. +But on the eve of Mikhail Gorbachev's first visit to the U.S. next week for his third summit with President Reagan, both leaders are dropping hints about a lasting thaw. +In Tokyo, share prices finished moderately lower in quiet trading as investors appeared to grow less nervous about currency rate changes and Tuesday's decline on Wall Street as the day went on. +The Veterans Affairs Department is the nation's largest employer of registered nurses, with 35,000 of them at work in its hospitals, clinics and nursing homes. +I wish I had an award or something though. +Once free, he bought the freedom of slaves and lavished money on charities, including an orphanage and the city's first school for black children. +Up to 1,000 barges are sidelined in the St. Louis harbor, a 20-mile section of the river, below a huge ice bridge that has formed just north of the city at the confluence of the Missouri River, according to the Coast Guard. +Mrs Ciller spent the first half of the year fine-tuning the level of credit in the system, in pursuit of her goal of lower interest rates. +"We're well on our way to a final settlement," the spokesman said. +The announcement of the speed-up implied that UAL would not meet Coniston's deadline. +There is serious talk of bringing back the income tax. +They stare daggers at us. +"I was able to make my way out of the infirmary when suddenly I saw a soldier take off his helmet _ there was this beautiful head of long blond hair. +The issues are believed to include the shareholding structure of the two groups and the top management structure. Spokesmen at Renault and Volvo declined to comment on the state of negotiations between the two groups. +In May, members of senior management withdrew their $135 million leveraged buy-out proposal after concluding they couldn't obtain the necessary shareholder approvals. +Latin America, for example, is running low on military dictators, long a favorite target of Democrats. +This counsel of passivity is what brought him to his current low state in the polls. +Time Inc., deciding to take tighter control of its important cable-television operations, said it was relocating its 82%-owned American Television & Communications Inc. unit to New York from Denver. +Under the two-sector structure, Merrill's individual-investor operations were separate from its capital markets group, which failed to foster cooperation between the two groups, reports said. +There still is some chance for improvement. +Nordstrom employees in Seattle area stores voted strongly to oust the union that has represented them for six decades. It isn't clear if the union will file objections to the vote. +The Incas were the most powerful group in the area at the time of the Spanish conquest in the 1530s. +They now grow coconuts in Chogao, a farm village 70 miles south of Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon. +There has been little news to account for such buoyancy in the oil markets. +A district judge Wednesday authorized the execution of Satwant Singh and Kehar Singh, who are being held at New Delhi's maximum-security Tihar Central Jail. +The U.S. has around $20 billion in foreign currency reserves at its disposal, according to recent data. +Awash in money from the annual Open, which it operates, the USTA spends about $3 million a year providing coaching and other sustenance for the more-promising of the young American players. +Army Col. Leon Linares, speaking by telephone with the YSU radio station, said from San Miguel that three mortar rounds were fired at the brigade and Arce sector. +After the results were disclosed, Polysar stock closed on the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday at 15.50 dollars, up 12.5 cents. +Barbara June Stevens, 54, was sentenced to serve the prison term along with 10 years probation under a plea bargain struck with prosecutors last month. +The prosecutor refused to say what Paisley did on Unisys' behalf. +No one was indicted in Romero's slaying, but President Jose Napoleon Duarte late last year publicly accused Roberto d'Aubuisson, a right-wing legislator and former army major, of masterminding the slaying. +The CAF offers the vouchers in denominations of Pounds 10, Pounds 25 and Pounds 50. All of these are matters for careful and considered private choice. +Morgan Stanley, PaineWebber and J.P. Morgan all priced the notes as 5% securities to yield 4.50% at maturity. +One man was handcuffed and all passengers were removed from a Continental airplane awaiting takeoff from LaGuardia Airport on Thursday in what turned out to be a groundless threat, authorities said. +Revenue declined 5.2% to $4.67 billion from $4.93 billion. +The incident isn't convincing as an example of Mr. Smith's insensitivity to people. +NASD also ordered Dahle and Shearson jointly to pay attorneys' fees and other expenses involved in the litigation, which lasted more than seven months. +These workers, who earn from $6.50 to $11.70 an hour, must have at least a high school education and undergo a minimum of five weeks' training. +He said he could not give details. +Sir Richard Lloyd, 59 years old, was appointed a non-executive director at this equipment, contracting and services group. +At the same time, Smith denied Hoylake's request for a preliminary injunction against the state insurance commission review. +Then unfortunately, along comes another war and people are glad they didn't close it," Swantek says. +The novel has been banned in almost all Moslem countries, and riots against it have killed 19 people. +The most basic point about prosecutions is that there is discretion. +'At its simplest, almost everything we do is either observing, listening, taking action or thinking. +"Bush's negatives never dropped during the campaign," poll taker Peter Hart says. +But economic data released on Friday suggested that inflation may be abating while the economy continues to expand. +Treasury bonds once again led the way, posting gains of nearly three-quarters of a point, or $7.50 for each $1,000 face amount. +The program, administered by state governments, now covers an estimated 19 million poor people at a projected cost of $52 billion in 1988. +The Dade County Health Department and the National Weather Service advised people with respiratory problems to stay indoors. +While the good ship will, at best, be in dry dock for some time, all hands were safe. +Yasser Arafat said Friday that President Bush's decision to continue dialogue with the PLO is "a very important step which will help a peace process in the Middle East." The next round of PLO-U.S. talks reportedly is scheduled in Tunisia next week. +Two track-and-field athletes using starter pistols killed six people and wounded another for unknown reasons before police killed one of them in a shootout, a newspaper reported today. +They regret that the world opinion is such that people don't make a distinction," she said. +One captures the essence. +The rest, about 29,000 gallons, are various lubrication oils used to run the ship, Asaro said. +We may not yet have totally won the fight against the permissive drug culture of the 1960s and '70s. +Overall volume was brisk, as 830.1 million shares were traded, little changed from 830.9 million shares on Wednesday. However, a good portion of this reflected trading between market makers, dealers said. +Nemeth was quoted as saying that the border would remain open but did not say for how long. +Forty-four schools have opted out since the choice became available just over a year ago. +Several unfortunate, sad and even tragic developments. +The British pound eased in London to $1.8750, from $1.8760. +But an 11 per cent rise is also predicted for personal and protective services including childcare, security, travel and catering. The overall conclusion is that white-collar, service jobs will continue to replace blue-collar, manufacturing jobs. +The cost to Mongolian heritage, however, was high. +John Freestone, a former md at Dairy Crest Foods, has been appointed chief executive of PASTA REALE. +"It's an outrage that people will be deprived of the opportunity to vote `yes' or `no' on this if the lawsuit succeeds," said Pat Fulton, spokeswoman for Florida English. +Maybe it's his age, he said, but, "I used to find flying somewhere kind of romantic. +The trouble is that no one knows if it will work. +The city's biggest and most costly security and crowd and traffic control operation was the October 1979 visit of Pope John Paul II. The two-day papal visit involved more than 13,000 city police officers and cost more than $3 million. +"The policy needed for this will be further developed." +The flap with China also is forcing Hong Kong to finally take into account the new airports under construction in the Portuguese enclave of Macao and across the Chinese border in Shenzhen. +It therefore makes sense to focus more attention on opening up foreign markets to American exports. +Sen. Tom Harkin of Iowa is running a strong, thematic campaign but is prompting even some of his allies to worry that voters may tire of his superheated rhetoric. +"Even when we didn't need the workers any more, the legislation never changed and the flow of refugees increased," she said. +The company also noted that increased taxes for the quarter, caused by the retroactive elimination of the investment tax credit under the new tax laws, had hurt earnings. +They flew on board a specially configured Qantas Boeing 747-300 jet that included a mini-hospital staffed by Royal Australian Air Force surgeons in case any of the veterans became ill during the trip. +ADRs are commonly traded certificates representing shares held abroad. +U.S. District Judge A. Joe Fish said part of the problem may be the increase of lawyers in the state's largest cities. +Ulysses continued to streak through the solar system Monday on its way to Jupiter. +Before his dinner audience of leading U.S. architects, members of Congress, Supreme Court justices, diplomats and Hollywood celebrities Thursday night, Charles will have a new opportunity to express his disdain for modern architecture. +The wildcat walkouts are in support of 1,900 UMW members who are on strike against Pittston in West Virginia, Virginia and Kentucky in a contract dispute. +The annual rate could far surpass the government's 17 percent forecast. +Lotus 1-2-3's list price is $495; its discounted price is about $325. +A special tribal meeting was held Friday to discuss a possible gaming ordinance for the reservation. +The couple spent several months in a refugee camp and then came to the United States. +But now we know why. +Veteran country music star Conway Twitty is offering his tourist complex for sale for $6 million, his real estate agent says. +He said the government has established "reception centers" at 27 towns in areas bordering Bangladesh, India, China, and Thailand. +A few nations, however, have been left behind, shackled by failed ideology and failed leadership. +But Mr. Schwartz said it is difficult to account for most of that cocoa, aside from the 240,000 tons held by the International Cocoa Organization in its buffer stocks. +It was Warsaw's turn to host the annual session of the communist defense alliance founded in this Polish capital in 1955. +'It is accepted by everyone that he is a Bundesbank man,' says one central banker. Mr Kohl knows that any attempt to put overt pressure on Mr Tietmeyer is likely to be counter-productive. +Although Synergen's stock fell, the news didn't seem to disturb investors as much as analysts. +Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev today urged a new world order in which his country would abandon totalitarianism for democracy and discard separatist passions and nationalism. +Lyonnaise Communications, a subsidiary of Lyonnaise des Eaux, maintains equity positions in a variety of cable companies, including Paris Cable, Home Shopping Service and Channel J-Youth Channel. +Gold and energy prices rose dramatically after Panama's latest declaration of hostility against the United States; livestock and meat futures advanced; grains and soybeans were mixed. +Here's one, titled "Golf Grimace": I do not have to be a sage To know I'll never shoot my age, But what scares me from toe to pate, Is that someday I'll shoot my weight. +The higher you climb up the debt mountain the harder you may fall. +Pablo Picasso's "Famille de l'arlequin," a representation of the Cirque Medrano acrobats that characterizes the artist's Rose period, sold for $15.4 million to a U.S. dealer, she said. +The Disabled American Veterans last February forced the VA to acknowledge it had been conducting the review. +Mr. Mulroney must call an election by September 1989 but implied he'll do so much sooner. +Sumitomo Metal swung to a loss of 13.69 billion yen from a profit of 16.570 billion yen. +Besides Kidder, Peabody & Co., Burlington's traditional investment banker, the company is also understood to have retained First Boston Corp., which is known for helping companies shape defenses against hostile takeovers. +And William F. Buckley Jr. played the indispensable role of casting out the movement's Birchers, haters and conspiracy theorists. +Stuart arrived home Sunday with his mother and brother, but his father was still being held. +They roared every jump by US athletes Mike Powell and Carl Lewis in the long jump final. +"They're still coming," said Police Chief Brooks Johnson. "The wind is picking up. +"I think I'm winning," Collins said after the session, "but the point is I can't just win. +An account-holding friend once entered the Strand bank to withdraw funds, offering no identification but a name tag in his underpants. +Daniel J. Evans, a U.S. senator from Washington at the time, was in the audience. +Bhandari sued the bank in 1984, invoking a Civil War era law most often used these days to battle private bias against racial minorities. +The move by Mr. Cafiero follows a decision by Ariadne Australia Ltd., "to explore its alternatives to maximize the value of its investment in KDI." +Jon Goldman, a company spokesman, said the company acknowledges that the beer entered the sewage system and spilled into the river. +Pease's parents contacted race officials, who spotted Pease at mile 16. +They also said Contra leaders contacted the White House and several GOP senators Monday morning to declare their unanimous opposition to the plan. +In one New Delhi house, two Moslem carpenters installing new windows threatened to take Sunday off unless they were given access to the television set. +"The CFA's television rights to college football games, with the proceeds going to the schools to help support their athletic programs, have a nonprofit educational purpose." The association sells broadcast rights for 66 major colleges. +You just had to produce it and the car was sold.' In the second half of 1992, however, 'things changed dramatically', he says. 'Social and economic conditions changed. +Money gained from the sale of one option is used to pay the premium, or price, of the option purchased. +"The economy will get a false bloom of health" as consumers temporarily open their wallets, he says. +But never before has any auto maker employed the tactic on such a wide scale. +Doctors who operated on Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini said Sunday he suffered "discomfort in his heart," which was treated and relieved, Tehran television reported. +He predicted Islamic fundamentalists will gain power. +"We all had fun," said Rogers. +POLAND - There were 3,300 Poles in Kuwait and Iraq before the invasion. +The Justice Department, although unhappy with the decision of the Ohio Supreme Court last August, said the state worker compensation law has been amended and urged the high court to pass up the appeal. +FORD is encouraging its dealers to set up mobile units to service customers' cars at homes or offices as part of a strategy to regain more than Pounds 600m of after-sales and service business. +"The problem there is they have leaders like (Moammar) Gadhafi," he said. "It was not just an accident that some airplanes flew his way one day," he said referring to the 1986 bombing raid on Tripoli, Libya. +As a result, the United States stood by as the coup proceeded, Manigat said. +If the study recommendations were applied immediately, heart surgeons would suffer a 45 percent reduction in their Medicare fees and general practitioners would receive a 65 percent raise. +Cadbury has the kind of problems most other UK food manufacturers would envy. +He lags by about the same amount today. +Are you naming a price? +As of Wednesday afternoon, only one of the four had come forward. +Three male actors are less well cast. +Most are like Pamela and Thomas Witkowski. +It stunned and bewildered many churchmen. +Domkat Bali told a news conference today he resigned from the military government because of differences with Babangida. +It's hard to find a "hot" adjective that isn't getting overworked. +The two assignments represent about $38 million in annual billings. +Of the 290 employees eligible for early retirement, 113 work at the Richmond papers. +There will be only eight to 10 firefighting teams in the field at a time. +He predicted Senate ratification. +Foreign Minister Jorge Ritter said Saturday there is a "true danger" of a U.S. invasion to oust Noriega, who heads Panama's Defense Forces. +Later, the door again was thrown open, and the great ape hopped out to meet his public. +"I didn't invent this, you know," says the managing director of the property concern Hopewell Holdings Ltd. "Napoleon did." +Petr Uhl, a leading activist, told The Associated Press in Vienna that most of the dozens of others who were detained, including banned playwright Vaclav Havel, had been released. +That rule, flight attendants say, is too vague. +"He has been advised that today is his last day." Peck added that under government regulations, Sherman would have the right to appeal his dismissal to the Merit Systems Protection Board. +'I would have to protect my investment. +We are not "beleaguered." +The AF-C1 features autoloading to the first frame, a self-timer and automatic rewind. +Yeutter and Lujan also called on Congress to broaden provisions of the Endangered Species Act so that an exemption committee will have more latitude to consider the economic and social impact of protecting wildlife. +In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the official Saudi Press Agency said budget outlays for the world's biggest oil-exporting nation were approved at a weekly cabinet session chaired by King Fahd. +"Such a task requires from us all our courage, energy, imagination and politically creative will," said Seiters. +The travails of Lloyd's play a part: in the halcyon past many Names used to invest their annual pay outs in antiques. +Those included "At Home Abroad" in 1935, "The Show Is On" in 1936 and Coward's "Set to Music" in 1939. +However, in June 1981, Israeli warplanes bombed and destroyed an Iraqi nuclear reactor on the outskirts of the capital, Baghdad. +Load up a Little League team in a truck. +CHINA'S recent reaffirmation of its claim to the disputed Spratly islands in the South China Sea overshadowed the start of a meeting of the Association of South-East Asian Nations (Asean) in Manila yesterday. +Care is needed to ensure titles are clear. So, where to buy? +Poland's Solidarity-led government has said that it needs at least $2.5 billion in loans from Western sources to begin its program for economic liberalization. +In a 29-page report to the president on July 1, the emergency board proposed doing away with 689 brakemen's jobs, cutting one brakeman per train in most cases and both brakemen when approved by an arbitrator on a train-by-train basis. +Two freight trains collided and derailed early today, injuring 10 people, authorities said. +Other incidents are like something out of the movie "Road Warrior." +Don't know where"; "We live in Morrison Hotel"; "God bless Jim and The Doors"; "Mr. +Noting that Britain's fragmented printing industry tends to be rather short of top management, Gavron says that the company has often tended to recruit outsiders. +The firms, he said, made payments ranging from $5,000 to "the low six figures." +However, a spokeswoman said NBC would explore "more creative ways" to do them. +Estimated volume was a very heavy six million ounces. +The next announcement is expected sometime Saturday morning, when the space agency gives an exact landing time for the shuttle. +Frazee was disqualified from receiving unemployment benefits after he turned down a temporary job assignment in 1984 that would have required him to work Wednesdays through Sundays. +U.S. officials, for example, have been extremely wary about establishing broad contacts with Mr. Yeltsin. +But, as the San Francisco version makes all too clear, formality of structure cannot be so easily ignored: Storytelling is an integral part of Tchaikovsky's score and thus of his meaning. +When it came to gams, Cathy Hardwick's collection was the leggiest of the lot. +Last year, he was booed, hissed and heckled at the conference, which coincided with the height of the controversy over national curriculum tests. +"Look at our own deficit and answer that question for yourselves," DeLay said. +In New York, the pound was quoted at midday at $1.85375. +The amount of the compensation wasn't disclosed, but individuals in the industry said it was probably $10 million to $15 million. +Wildmon says the intent seemed to be to "show that cocaine helps one overcome feeling `down'." Calling abortion the "No. +Prices for the faq grades again went up considerabely. +Henry replaced Graham Beachum, hired on at Dell from Tandy Corp. Beachum left last year following a bitter dispute with Dell over most areas of the business. +Intel Corp. purchased a big block of its shares from IBM for $361.6 million, reflecting the chip maker's return to health. +"Danes either identified with Spies or the priest," says Gunther Weirup, a West German aerospace executive who is familiar with both concerns. +The U.S. Agriculture Department cited dry weather on the Plains in May when it reported that farmers were harvesting an estimated 1.57 billion bushels of winter wheat. +Increased unit production will put pressure on employment, which is already historically high; you will import inflation because, as imports become more expensive, your industry will become free to raise prices. +UAL's pilot leaders raised the possibility that the unions' buy-out effort might fail, forcing a resumption of conventional labor negotiations. +"The majority of ours are not hardened criminals," Frederick says. "They don't need to be exposed to that type of people." Some former inmates even come back to say hello occasionally. +The witching hour, which falls on the third Friday of March, June, September and December, was often a turbulent occasion for the market in years past. +Anantha Raman, an industry analyst who has criticized Mr. Giacco's extended tenure, says, "If I were one of (the Hercules or Himont top executives), I'd be annoyed by the chairman hanging on and not letting them run the companies." +The Dutch salvage company Smit Tak said workers plugged a 60- by 90-foot hole in Khark 5's port side. +It also features a plot of sorts, but we cannot expect you to find that when even critics with helpful Press handouts are powerless to do so. +His telephone number is unpublished, and he could not be reached for comment. +An English-language all-news channel and a feature film channel are expected to be launched in February 1989, joining News International's existing general entertainment channel, Murdoch told a news conference. +Taking the cue, I gallop offstage on a stickhorse. +SAB was steady at R91. +Shops will continue renting music issued in 1991. +E-II Holdings isn't a particularly euphonious name for a company. +But he decided not to fight, and so the Central Americans have decided not to fight. +Mann was shot down six times by Nazi forces as a Royal Air Force pilot in World War II. +The Navy will review his plea agreement before deciding on Berlin's employment status, said Lt. +Toivo said Perez de Cuellar denied in a meeting on Tuesday night that U.N. officials had authorized the move. +But the U.S.-backed Afghan resistance wants Najibullah to relinquish power before it comes to the negotiating table. +But Carhart has little experience in politics and is a virtual unknown in Massachusetts. +In an interview, Mr. Pisello says he never did anything wrong. +Generally, the studios in the rerun fight have appealed to members of Congress, who are big beneficiaries of Hollywood's campaign contributions. +In addition, a statuatory fee of about $6 million will be deducted by the U.S. government, the company said. +There were no reports of injuries or damage in the sparsely populated area. +Equity funds that invest in Australia and Hong Kong, whose markets were among the hardest-hit by the world crash, dominated the losers' list for both the last quarter and the year. +The surplus had been estimated at about Pounds 90m, although under Inland Revenue rules, only about Pounds 38m would be available. +Independent of Congress, several local phone companies already are introducing plans to block calls to porn and gab lines because of complaints by subscribers. +"I don't think anybody's going to feel this was the wrong thing to do," Corpus Christi Mayor Betty Turner said of the evacuation in her town, where thousands of residents crowded into shelters. +Nobel Industrier, formed three years ago, inherited a legacy of troublesome paradoxes. +Baxter Travenol rose 3/4 to 24. +Dorothy Lamour, Alice Faye, Vincent Price, Tony Cyd Charisse and Charles "Budrs were among the Hollywood pioneers ready to sing and even dance a few steps. +These high-rolling individuals have even more leverage to negotiate special rates than they did a year ago. +Grunseth's replacement, Arne Carlson, chose Joanell Dyrstad as his running mate. +The phrase "one settler, one bullet," refers to killing whites. +White and black were worked in with similar tying on of various sleeves, cowls, collars and skirt shapes - sometimes in stiffened white linen with drawstrings. +CONTACTS and capital are the key pre-requisites for getting deals in Southern China, and New World Development has both in abundance. +Rep. Fortney Stark (D., Calif.), chairman of the health subcommittee of the House Ways and Means Committee, adds, "The doctors have not stepped up to the bar with the rest of us to save money." +Hugh A. Johnson, 34, of the House Select Committee on Hunger. +State Attorney General Robert Abrams said West was one of 12 investigators on the Brawley case, but was taken off the case Monday. +Also yesterday, the Bank Board said the federal appeals court in Dallas upheld its authority to freeze the assets of six former officers and directors of a defunct thrift, Vernon Savings & Loan Association, Vernon, Texas. +At the time, one network called and threatened not to run the spots, but reluctantly agreed to air them, Mr. Grady recalls. +Democratic Party diplomacy was on display last weekend in San Jose, Costa Rica, where the heads of the Central American governments were meeting to discuss progress on the "peace plan" they signed in August. +We have some detailed information." Aukrust said about a third of the rescued passengers and crew have been questioned so far. +Let's do something that's going to hopefully have results. +Thus, he starts with a ten-page biography of Bull which might have come out of the FT; he paints a professional picture of Operation Storm. +The administration also said it opposed capping ad time, saying that limits could hold down revenues and perhaps even defeat the purpose of the bill. +She declined to give any details on the value or the weight of the crack Bush displayed, suggesting that such details might further serve to alert the dealer. +'The whole market place is worth nearly Dollars 1bn (Pounds 714m),' says Tim Kenealy, general manager of Siemens Empros, which has a share of around 20 per cent. +The boat people, who were met by about 30 friends and relatives, spent the night at a makeshift reception center near the Vietnamese capital's airport, the report said. +"If you believe that a good performance next year is contingent on an acceleration of revenue, there isn't a lot here to base optimism on." +The East bloc nation continued to shock the world Friday by announcing the Berlin Wall would be opened in sections this weekend to create more border crossing points. +He said more than $1 million has already been raised for that effort, and four large fund-raising events, at $10,000 per couple, are planned for June. +The state had threatened a takeover of the entire company. +As the day of execution draws near, so do the shadows of doubt about Mr. Johnson's guilt. +That is how I think the 48-hour rule must be considered. +The method eliminates the time- and energy-consuming steps of cooling the slabs to room temperature to be inspected, cleaned of surface defects and reheated. +In addition, she received a 50 percent interest in a trust fund that had been set up for her mother by her husband, the late Loyal Davis. +They said the loss of communications complicated efforts to assess the damage and casualties. +He was acquitted in 1976 in California in the beating and stabbing death of his girlfriend's father. +Port of Baltimore figures show that between 1982 and 1988, its share of Midwest-bound freight dwindled from 18 percent to 10 percent while Norfolk's climbed from 6 percent to 9 percent. +In 1990, 72 per cent of Canada's trade was with the US. +These are the great ones, the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes-Merrie Melodies classics that will keep you in stitches with clever lines, biting satire and unrivaled cartoon artwork. +Of the seven rebels captured, only Baylosis did not appear at the news conference Wednesday. +In real life, it's a breeding ranch in Forney, 20 miles east of Dallas. +Seventeen such suits have been filed in recent months, with federal courts ruling against some of the plaintiffs and issuing injunctions against the assessments in some other cases. +The defense, in a memorandum filed by Goldberg, asked for a one-year sentence with early parole and a term of public service. +He didn't have any fixed idea of how learning should go. +Would you believe a bold new attempt to break the record for the world's longest conga line? +They are seeking their party's nomination to challenge incumbent Republican William V. Roth Jr., who is seeking a fourth term. +And with another plant opening next year, the company aims to sell 800,000 vehicles annually in Japan in several years. +When the 26 children first came to America, about two-thirds did not speak English, Oliver said. +The former rebels are also demanding that Mrs. Chamorro deliver the resettlement aid she promised to demobilized Contras, who waged a nearly 10-year guerrilla war with U.S. backing against the Sandinistas. +The company already operates oil wells and a refinery in Sicily. +Baker called Gorbachev's proposal "very interesting," but said at a news conference Friday night in Moscow the Bush administration could not reply without consulting the allies. +Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev launched a tough anti-drinking campaign in 1985 that included a reduction in vodka production and stiff price increases for liquor. +Secretary Baker has been warning in recent days that too sharp a decline in the dollar could prove self-defeating because it might impede the ability of West Germany and Japan to grow rapidly enough to absorb more U.S. products. +The conservatives appear to have toppled moderate Communist Party leader Zhao Ziyang, who reportedly is under house arrest. +In contrast to West Germany, Japan is seen easing its policy slightly since the Bank of Japan trimmed its one-month, two-month and three-month bill discount rates last week, thus eliminating some of the downward pressure on the dollar against the yen. +The effect would be similar in other states that haven't revised their taxes. +Old hands in the oil sector also recalled a failed market raid by Gas on Lasmo in the late 1980s. +"Anybody who says the president pulled the plug is completely and totally wrong," said White House Chief of Staff Howard Baker. +Leaders "should resign without any delay" to make way for a new Politburo and government to carry out reforms, said the newspaper Junge Welt, organ of the Communist youth organization. +But as the fashion for emerging country shares spreads ever wider, nagging worries surface about the risk of overkill. On technical grounds such concern looks premature. +The viral genes become part of the cell's genetic machinery and pervert the cell into making new viruses, often killing the cell in the process. +Cambodian guerrillas claimed they overran three key government positions today in a major attack to retake a strategic northwestern town destroyed in recent months by seesaw fighting. +Nor do Republicans owe their gains to President Reagan's enormous popularity in the region or to a realigning issue. +The rights are exercisable if a party acquires 15% of Macmillan or if the party announces an offer to acquire 30% or more of the company. +France is still run by socialists, albeit of the market-friendly variety, and faces its own elections within a year or so. One snag is the British trade gap. +Nevertheless, the sheer volume of toxic substances, representing more than 300 chemicals, including an assortment known to cause cancer and other serious illnesses, took government officials by surprise. +Founded in March 1988, Nomura was founded by Nomura Securities Co., Japan's largest securities firm, and Babcock & Brown, a San Francisco-based investment banker. +By late morning, he was under interrogation in the capital's rambling Regina Coeli prison on the banks of the Tiber. It was a sobering experience. +Overall, general merchandise inventories rose 2.2 percent. +Its disappearance last week helped push prices lower. +Miss Ward's father, Suffolk hotelier John Ward, has pressed for a continued investigation into his daughter's murder and Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi requested British assistance during a private visit to London last month. +The set-up costs can be quite high, because of legal and professional fees incurred in selecting, acquiring and restructuring a suitable existing trust, as well as the actual cost of buying it. +"You can't attract outsiders and say, `By the way, we expect you to take a cut from whatever you were paid,'" he says. +The ministry asked Turcel to "convey the condolences of the Syrian government to the Turkish government and the families of the victims in this painful incident." +Such action had been expected on May 31 _ timed for Gorbachev's summit visit to the United States _ but the vote apparently has been postponed. +The request was submitted on January 12, subsequently forcing him to quit as party leader. The requests yesterday concerned the least significant allegations of corruption in Rome and for violating laws on the financing of political parties. +Liabilities include an offstage ball that sounds as if the St Petersburg Philharmonic has moved in upstairs and an inert Krogstad (Nick Reding) of pure Norwegian wood. +The FCC allowed the rates to take effect, but launched an investigation of the tactic. +Dozens were left homeless. +"The Chinese leaders have to decide whether they want control or whether the want exports," says Mr. Kwan of Playmates. +In a pending civil case brought by the SEC, Mr. Brennan and First Jersey are charged with securities fraud. +The Social Security count against Mr. Lareau is a felony, punishable by maximum penalties of five years in prison and $6,000 in fines. +Perez De Cuellar made the comments Friday at a dinner in his honor shortly after his arrival in Albania, the last hard-line Communist nation in Eastern Europe. +It said those moves will "enhance shareholder value by building on Polaroid's historic strengths." +In the case of "Ghost," that would mean starting on pay cable in late summer or early fall, though Paramount says it isn't locked into a date. +Income definitions that included all government benefits, on the other hand, produced sizeable reductions in the poverty rates although some groups still were characterized by high rates. +Washington has has withheld fees for use of the Panama Canal since March 1988, has stopped payment of taxes on salaries of Panama Canal Commission employees and has frozen Panamanian government funds in American banks. +It is five hours later than Eastern Standard Time and four hours ahead of Eastern Daylight Time. +And the private insurance sector spent 11 times as much per dollar of claims paid as the Canadian national health care system, according to a report by the group, Citizen Action. +"I can't create bull markets for us but I can bring in new products," says Mr. Rothberg, who advocates "cooperating" with other exchanges in developing them. +Has the stock market, for example, already had its correction, disquised from popular view by a rather slight decline in the DJ average? +Last year, Japan's major companies raised nearly 25 trillion yen (US$164.23 billion) of funds through equity sales. +Most important, he has avoided a humiliating defeat in the state that eight years ago provided him with his largest margin of victory. +"That universe is very hard to increase," he says. "People like to see and feel what they buy." Others disagree. +Allen said his job has been made easier this year because Mrs. Reagan had most of the departing couple's furniture packed up and sent in October to their California residence. +"At first, they agreed to go (abroad). +She expects it to be valued at 85.75 U.S. cents at the end of 1991, compared with the 80 to 82 cents predicted by most economists. +But until those outbursts of illiquidity are tamed to a greater degree, it seems unlikely that individuals will reverse their long-term trend and return to direct ownership of stocks. +It follows a decision by the central bank to lower interest rates on business loans, also by 1.26 percentage points, on March 21. +The concern was prompted by unusually frigid weather in many parts of the United States as well as refinery problems, including a fire and explosion at a huge Exxon refinery in December that closed the facility for several days. +Nearly 25,000 people died in alcohol-related traffic accidents in the United States last year. +"This represents another serious violation," Ms. Petovar said. +The second instalment, payable in March 1994, will be 140p. +"The person most probably is not involved in the incident, but we would very much would like to talk to him in an effort to eliminate him and pursue other investigative avenues," Petersen said. +I want to be fair to myself, my family, my reputation, and I want to be fair to this institution that I've served for 34 years," the Texas Democrat told reporters. +The unit markets about 100 brands of liquors, wines and imported beers, including Wild Turkey bourbon, Jose Cuervo tequila, and Inglenook and Lancers wines. +Colombian national police said they started proceedings Tuesday to extradite him. +Western diplomats in the Ivory Coast capital of Abidjan said last week government troops had killed 500 civilians since the fighting began. +Districts to the north are reluctant to take the waste, as are neighbouring states. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Multifoods shares fell 37.5 cents to $30.625 in heavy trading. +GTG Entertainment, the Tinker-Gannett partnership, was formed in 1987. +The country's main religions, Buddhism and Shintoism, do not condemn abortion and it carries no social stigma. +Police said both men showed signs of torture. +In sessions Saturday morning and afternoon, the delegates dealt with widely divergent proposals presented Friday on how to resolve the war in Angola and end South African rule in Namibia, conference sources said. +Brash, unsuitable ties - penguin and teddy bear motifs seem popular - remain the norm. The colour is still to be found, but you have to look increasingly hard to spot it. +Kevorkian said he persuaded her to try an experimental drug treatment in Seattle in an attempt to put the disease into remission. +Returning to Burma, Ne Win and his comrades fought first alongside the Japanese against the British, but then turned against their teachers after realizing that Japan would also colonize rather than liberate the Burmese. +But the Kansas Republican also warned that if terrorists carry out their threat to murder hostage Joseph Cicippio, the United States will use military retaliation. +LeMond fell behind early in the three-week, 2,112-mile race and trailed by nearly 10 minutes at the midway stage. +Shortly after that, a federal judge in St. Louis granted a stay of execution for his accomplice. +In a separate report, the Commerce Department said that business inventories in June rose 0.7% while business sales were up a sharp 1.5%. +"We can help with professional advice, and they help with media planning and buying." The maneuver doesn't involve any exchange of equity or cash and is a more cautious version of the health-care acquisitions by McCann's big competition. +The taxpayers who have to pay exorbitant rates to borrow money from banks are lending banks money at the lowest government rate. +But he did not telegraph to skeptical liberals or to newly wary conservatives just where he would stand on the questions awaiting the closely divided court - matters including abortion, civil rights and criminal justice. +Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc. reported that earnings for its third quarter ended May 31 rose slightly from a year earlier. +In a recent seven days he appeared at more than 25 public events, most linked to voter-registration drives. +Mulford said the failure to produce a timetable was likely to fuel protectionist moves in Congress. +But it will probably means that after increasing this year, the surplus will not fall by much in 1992 or thereafter. +Production there is expected to reach 320,000 vehicles this year and 360,000 in 1988. +Since winning election last year, Duke says he has moderated his stand. +Based in Shanghai from 1931 to 1939, he kept the agency's China service operating after the Japanese invasion in 1932. +"The human suffering and anguish can never be compensated, but we can attempt to deal to the extent possible with the physical and economic losses," said Cranston, the Senate Majority whip. +It happened at Northrop Corp. in Los Angeles. +And profit margins have improved from the second quarter." +"Case production is at an all-time high, and the quality of cases is far better than before." The enforcement staff grew 210% from 1986 to 1990. +Those are easy to identify from their burlap wrappings. +Nearly two-thirds of the 14.5 million in this group are women. They are older than the national average, are more likely to be minorities and have the lowest income levels. +In Britain, wool represents only between 5 and 10 per cent of a sheep's market value. +The news was interpreted as a fresh signal that the economy was beginning to lose the momentum that has created upward pressure on inflation and interest rates in recent months. +Moriarty also presides over two other nearby refuges, neither of them open to the public. +Nickens asked Friday after a jury convicted Barry of a single cocaine-possession charge and acquitted him of another, with a mistrial declared on a dozen other counts. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Munford closed at $28.625, up 25 cents. +Her husband died in 1965. +His parents, September and Stanley Toungate, were told the ponytail did not comply with the school's dress code. +If our critics were true to the free-speech principles they profess, they would be engaging in that debate. +With traditional insurance, a victim must sue somebody to determine who caused the accident and whose insurance must pay. +Wedtech won about $494 million in defense contracts starting in 1975 by falsely portraying itself as a minority-owned small business, the government charged. +The church is a few blocks from the Gdansk Shipyard where he led strikes in 1980 and 1988 that ultimately changed the political face of Poland. +Continuing inflation fears. +China has tried to blacklist French makers over the sale of Mirage jets to Taiwan last year. Both Airbus and Boeing want Chinese sales to plug the gap in aircraft deliveries over the next two to three years until profits at western airlines recover. +Georgia-Pacific attorney Stuart J. Baskin in turn accused Great Northern of "pandering to the poor people in Maine" through an unfair motion that has no basis in law. +"The best test of whether or not something is likely to be deemed publicly traded is if you can buy or sell it easily," Mr. Shine says. +NBC's Connie Chung grabbed an exclusive interview with young Kennedy as he left the podium. +Beth Perry, a spokeswoman for CISPES who attended the founding conference in Los Angeles, acknowledged in a recent interview that Handal did attend the meeting. +Mr. Weinstein oversees the financial affairs of the company with an annual budget of $24 million. +The small growth in expenses comes as the so-called super-regional continues to assimilate the banks it has acquired. +That allegedly allowed Mr. Cotter and affiliated companies to sell Valley Federal stock at an inflated price before the thrift's stock price plummeted after substantial losses were made public. +In the eye of the hurricane whipped up by the bidding stood the unassuming Hugel, who is described by those who know him as an innovative businessman who quietly tackles goals that some will only talk about. +In a sport noted for its competitiveness, Metzger's moxie is legendary: As a teen he underwent knee surgery two weeks before a junior-national meet, ran three miles a day on his crutches, and then took off his cast to win. +'The gap between expectations and delivery is so large, and unless donors get together to deliver, the peace process will fail. +There is also likely to be caution over the possible closure of Alcan's Kitimat smelter, as 275,000 tonnes of capacity is threatened by possible strike action on Friday. +The present public monopoly must not be transformed into a private monopoly, he added. +As they did in Chile and Argentina, these groups should be insisting on a full accounting. +Each refers to a primary combat resource - in the case of Flesh, horses. +"But the action has not even started yet in Europe." Mr. Magnus, like many other analysts, warns investors not to expect foreign currency to lift international bonds this year. +They are betting some $20 billion of institutional customers' money on the approach. +"We are waiting for an Arab League decision, an Arab League action. +Haik has said that if the industry implements its voluntary program, he would push for repeal of the law. +The city's school board has upheld a five-day suspension of Principal Joe Clark by a 7-1 vote, with the dissenting vote from a commissioner who wanted the flamboyant principal dismissed. +Continental Health made an unsuccessful bid for Healthdyne last year, offering as much as $7 a share, or $105 million, for the company. +Yet while millions of families and businesses have benefited from falling interest rates over the last three years, many of these people feel that they have lost out again. +The pair said they hoped to travel south of Passau to resettle in Bavaria. +The situation has worsened, he noted, with the passage of new laws this month imposing stiff fines or jail terms on anyone circulating any documents deemed anti-Communist. +Florendo told reporters that the 10 denied planning any attacks. +Chai, 23, wore a pink shirt and sat at a table with white flowers and a candle to commemorate those who died in the pro-democracy movement. +It shall give notice of its decision to the other Party six months prior to withdrawal from the Treaty. +Japanese writer Kazuo Ishiguro won the 1989 Booker Prize, Britain's top literary award, for his novel "The Remains of the Day," judges announced Thursday. +On other markets, grain and soybean futures were mostly higher, precious metals climbed, copper rallied, and livestock and pork futures rose sharply. +"Some of the suppliers have been slow," said one Air Force official, adding that the full withholding of monthly payments will likely prompt Northrop to crack down on the subcontractors. +This step-by-step method is "the best answer anybody's come up with yet" to ensure food safety, Joseph Hotchkiss, an associate professor of food chemistry and toxicology at Cornell University said during a telephone interview Tuesday. +Now there are banks operated by women that lend money at a burgeoning pace to women who are opening shops, cooperatives and small businesses. +Vietnamese leaders said they falsified the date of Ho Chi Minh's death and changed portions of his will, putting the leader's body on display in a glass mausoleum when his initial wish was to be cremated. +Legislative leaders said it would be passed Wednesday. +But the debate over disposal continues. +An officer known as the oldest rookie in the force died today of injuries from a shootout that left another man mortally wounded, marking the fourth fatal attack on Dallas police this year, authorities said. +Bush says he will ask Congress to pump $25 million a year for four years into the YES to America Foundation to help provide matching grants for service projects. +The horses then are offered for adoption by the public for $125 each. +The Inquisitors have one big problem with the exonerating Justice report. +At Foote Cone, Mr. Weber will head the Chicago office's creative department; at Y&R, he reported to executive creative director Helayne Spivak, who came in above him just last fall. +"We believe that West Germany can play a leading role in making modernization possible in the Soviet Union," said Reinhard Krause, an Economics Ministry spokesman. +The parents, of Frederick, about 40 miles west of Baltimore, asked that their names and other information about the babies not be released. +Hefner, 63, had hinted recently that he and his bride were going to have a child. +Officers noted that the bottle seals had obviously been broken and the caps simply screwed back on. +Even sure perennials such as the Boston Tea Party Ship and Museum suffered. +Owens, 54, the fundamentalist pastor of the Santee-based Bible Missionary Fellowship, pleaded guilty to charges of witness tampering and willfully concealing knowledge of the bombing attempt from authorities. +The company acknowledged telling analysts that sales for stores open at least one year, which fell 10% for the three months ended in May, remained weak in June, according to Dow Jones Professional Investor Report. +Asked if it would be enough, he said, "Can't tell. +"The numbers are all negotiable," presidential press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said Wednesday after announcing a White House plan to give Poland an additional $200 million to help restructure its ailing economy. +Newton-John and business partner Pat Farrar have 15 stores that feature Australian products and their own line of clothing. +But the six said any change in U.S. policy must be done from a position of strength. +A total of 62 Democratic delegates were at stake in the two contests. +GE said its plan to restate the fourth-quarter results reflects the adoption of a new rule requiring that deferred-tax balances be determined using the tax rate expected to be in effect when the taxes are actually paid. +Akopyan was suffering from pneumonia and was in a weakened condition, Shakhbazyan said. +The economy has been weakening for several months, noted Charles Stone, senior economist with Congress' Joint Economic Committee. "No one is talking about a really severe recession but this oil situation makes things a little bit worse," he said. +For Pearson, which publishes Britain's Financial Times and has other publishing and investment banking interests, the success provides some good news after a series of disappointments. +I missed the roar of the crowd and the loudness after a while. +The banks are investing tens of millions of dollars in improving computer systems. The banks say that still further de-regulation is necessary before interest spreads fall. +McFarlane's testimony followed a temporary halt in the trial this morning as North's lawyers tried to introduce classified material while cross-examining the former national security official. +"Any aircraft can only have one captain, and we had two: Ben Abruzzo and Maxie Anderson," he said. +IPCE is to spend its $1.5 million for such activities as supporting poll watchers and checking voter registration lists. +It is too early to tell." Scotland Yard said a forensic team from its anti-terrorist squad had been called in to help investigate. +North made the alterations, a year after McFarlane had first asked him to do so. +Overnight letters will go out at once to the news media and others, followed by press releases the following Monday. +Four people have been charged with first-degree manslaughter in the Ecclesia case, and the Oregon Children's Services Division has taken more than 50 children into protective custody. +He predicted that Citicorp will become "a tougher negotiator" and that the move "make it harder to muscle Citicorp." +The IFC's commitment consists of a $40 million loan from the IFC's own account and a loan of up to $60 million to be obtained from participating commercial banks. +Because of an error by the Associated Press, the percentage figure was misstated in an earlier article about Latin American countries struggling with inflation. +The company also purchased about 20 million of its shares. +Dr. Ellsaesser is an atmospheric scientist formerly with the U.S. Air Force and then a senior scientist with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. +Louisiana also ranked among the top five states in all categories, while California had the highest volume of releases into water. +PAs, who must work under a doctor's supervision, tackle about 70% of typical medical procedures, such as physical exams and patient histories, freeing up doctors for more complex tasks. +"In all the years I've been in Washington, I've never known anybody who's been more honest than Dan Wall. +Between January and November 1985, 55,000 Kurds were victimized by forcible deportation. +The agency didn't suggest an amount of the discount, but said the Postal Service should study the costs and come up with an amount. +Minorco said Hudson Bay and Inspiration haven't been able to acquire the financing needed to complete US$160 million of modifications at Hudson Bay's Flin Flon copper smelter and zinc treatment plant in northern Manitoba. +Pan American World Airways also is trying to prove that Israel warned U.S. authorities about an impending terrorist attack on Flight 103. +The Army particularly sought specialists, such as engineers or people familiar with transit systems or sanitation programs. +Already nearly 100 franchisees have been dropped, on the ground that they didn't meet the company's standards. +In addition, many restaurants and stores have closed. +In an ABC-TV interview aired Thursday, Saddam said Iraq favors a peace that it "comprehensive, complete and final." +'It was a tradition in the NHS that if anyone told you that you were over budget, the first thing you did was question the accuracy of their information. +Consumers may be perking up, but they are not going to buy fleets of 747s. +Poco had cited the merger as a chance to expand its operations and achieve a critical mass in some areas of its exploration and development activities. +In addition to the Swan and Dolphin, four hotels are under construction at Disney World. +"The commission's application of competition law must aim at maintaining competition," the document says. +John Locke and John Stuart Mill would say yes, but there is no reason for a judge in this country to reach for natural-law philosophy to protect these rights. +Milacron's sales in 1987 will rise 10% from the $850 million of 1986, Mr. Geier estimated. +The transaction, which is subject to various conditions and approvals, is expected to be completed by May 31, Damon said. +The White House described the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan today as a "welcome first step," and expressed the hope the entire force will be gone by the end of the year. +The small chateau is owned by the Belgian government, which uses it for Cabinet meetings or international conferences. +Bank of New York had hoped that a victory in the proxy fight would enable it to remove Irving's anti-takeover measure and merge the two banks. +No full explanation is given for the fall in profits during the early 1950s, nor the static results during the rest of the decade. During the later period, some figures stand out. +But since then symphony officials have said they faced a $985,000 shortfall. +"Tonight, Connecticut voters across all ideological lines _ and an overwhelming margin of blue-collar voters _ gave a resounding endorsement of the Dukakis bid for the presidency," the campaign statement said. +They are unlikely to win a medal, but there are encouraging signs. +ISC was founded in 1977 and its products serve more than 2,700 financial institutions, employing 1,700 worldwide. +The depression-era system had grown familiar, and residents greeted the change with mixed emotions. +On Tuesday, hours before the parliament was to vote on the Cabinet, Khamenei's office said Musavi's resignation was turned down. +He charged that the Fed loans, which are repaid by the FDIC if the bank fails, amount to a "backdoor bailout of failing banks." The committee's findings showed, for example, that 377 banks that received long-term credit from the Fed eventually failed. +However, there is expansion in China and other fast-growing economies. Bank of Tokyo last month received approval from the Vietnamese government to open a representative office in Ho Chi Minh City. +Brokers said profit-taking pushed the shares of the two auto manufacturers lower. +The agreement collapsed April 24 when Judge Holland rejected the fine as inadequate and criticizing other aspects of the settlement. +The warning against swimming could last for months and possibly affect the spring tourist season, said Wayne Fanning of the Department of Health and Environmental Control. +The government spent more than $1 million too much on no-bid contracts to put the green and the black in the nation's greenbacks, according to a congressional report released Thursday. +The total value is about $4 trillion, compared with about $3 trillion for New York Stock Exchange-listed companies. +Some GM officials, however, say Grand Am prices should rise even further to reflect the addition of standard anti-skid brakes and other features. +Changing course burns more fuel by adding distance. +The market opened a fraction stronger and then proceeded to climb steadily throughout the day, pausing only intermittently on signs of limited profit-taking. +"Even unimportant documents taken inadvertently may have the impact of a smoking gun," he says. +The three-day freeze, which ruined much of the south Texas citrus crop and dumped snow on Houston, killed thousands of fish along the Texas coast. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Lowe's shares closed at $20.875, down 37.5 cents. +Caruso subsequently founded Maine Aviation Corp. in Portland. +Seven weeks after her arrest, former Miss America Bess Myerson changed her plea to guilty to charges that she shoplifted jewelry, cosmetics and other items from a South Williamsport discount store. +Included in the unit's sector is the the Fulda Gap, a traditional wartime invasion route through central Germany. +In an alpine meadow flushed purple with blooming lupines, Stone gazes at a horizon of sawtoothed peaks and tries to explain her love for the land. +And are you confident that you'll get him? A: I've been frustrated that he's been in power this long _ extraordinarily frustrated. +It would pay the deferred consideration; increase the working capital for the enlarged group; and improve the marketability of the shares. +The Bank Board subsequently approved Citicorp's offer for the thrift, which the company operates as Citicorp Savings of Washington. +He is expected to tell the board that, just as in any settlement, each side is getting a little bit of what it wants. +As an example, Tellalov said, no publicity was given a resolution the commission adopted in July urging the government to determine who was responsible for bloody suppression of protests by ethnic Turks two months earlier. +He is highly critical of sending federal anti-drug aid to states and forcing cities to compete for assistance and wait longer for aid. +Voice of the People said that although the president will continue to be a Maronite Catholic, his powers will be curtailed. +Under Texas law, Bentsen is able to run simultaneously for both the Senate and vice president. +One should have thought lamb a more pascal dish; when the meat is young and tender. +Cooper never endeared himself to his public in the way that turned Alcott, Hawthorne and Thoreau into tourism industries in New England, he said. +The official said it would be difficult to carry out a major air strike in the Persian Gulf without overflight or landing rights from friendly nations in the region. +Divisions within guerrilla ranks, however, could prolong a civil war that already has ravaged the country for nearly 11 years. +The program will be presented to donor countries and contributors next month, he said. +But Democrats think they have a long-shot chance in the late Mississippi Rep. Smith's district, especially if state Attorney General Mike Moore runs. +Shell firefighters were handling the blaze. +Oversupply of the chemical has depressed methanol prices in the past few years, the company said. +But he said the turn of world events created an opportunity tailor-made for the Democratic Party. +The market mood improved on the relative strength of the yen, lower short-term domestic interest rates and higher bond prices, traders said. +The walk was the highlight of celebrations marking the bicentennial of the Declaration of the Rights of Man. +It was the 55th Trident 1 launch since 1977 and the 30th from a submerged submarine, Illingworth said. +They are also committed to an increase of only 3.4 per cent next year. +Mr Purves towers over the Hongkong Bank: nothing of importance happens without his personal approval. +Tank-led army troops ended the revolt in nine days. +"On the date of the trial, she failed to appear after assuring the state that she would," Larsen wrote in a motion to hold the woman as a material witness. +"I want to be sure that as I go forward with recommendations to the president that they are recommendations that will stand the test of time," Sullivan said. +Police also reported wounding a black man when they fired a shotgun at a stone-throwing group of blacks in Bongelethu, a black township near Oudtshoorn in western Cape province. +"That's when I found characters in the Bible that I could really use," he says. +After taking a few steps with Mrs. Bush, he stopped abruptly and announced: "That's it. +She said she was wounded but because of fear, no neighbor came to help. +"By June, we'll be ready to roll that plan out," he says. +The National Association of Realtors said existing single-family homes were sold at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.71 million units in November, compared to an October sales pace of 3.67 million units. +According to two sources familiar with Guangdong affairs, Beijing leaders last month offered Ye Xuanping, Guangdong's governor, a more-senior post in the capital. +Among major oil producing states, Oklahoma lost six rigs, Wyoming's count was down by five and Texas had a decrease of four. New Mexico and California each lost two, and Colorado lost one. +Mr Andrew Teare, chief executive of English China Clays, goes further: 'What happened this week heightened the attraction of investing overseas.' It might be argued that managers are not always at their best when wrestling with macro-economic concepts. +South Korea's economy, aided by brisk exports, grew an inflation-adjusted 12.5% in 1986, the largest increase in 10 years, the Bank of Korea said. +The EA6-B "Prowler" took off from the aircraft carrier USS Constellation late Sunday and was declared overdue early Monday, prompting a sea and air search, said Navy spokesman Lt. +Heavily overmanned and producing goods no-one wants to buy, they have built up huge stockpiles and massive debts. +It said the plane was attacked about 15 miles from a wall that Morocco built in the Western Sahara to keep rebels from penetrating farther north into Morocco. +Bryson continues to weigh seeking board representation to influence Cenergy's management and policies or to obtain control of the company, the filing added. +You connect bands with parades. +The program also covers soybean sales in the Middle East, where Argentina is a major seller. +The idea's supporters include EC Commission President Jacques Delors, according to EC sources. +About 100,000 people were expected to apply for amnesty through the Houston office by May 4, twice the number initially predicted. +Unless the tax burden on the economy is lowered, the supply of knowledge, labor and capital will be withheld from the expanding part of our industry, and our growth performance will continue to decline. +Chrysler Corp. says it will shift production of all its Dodge Aries and Plymouth Reliant K-cars from the United States to Mexico. +The federal jury on Wednesday acquitted Mrs. Helmsley, 69, of the most serious charge against her, conspiring to extort payoffs from vendors. +He said that after a Jewish settler was killed in the West Bank in June, soldiers came to his house, broke the porch lights and smashed a front window. +Eldon Kirsch, District 33 president of the United Steelworkers of America in Duluth, said the rebound has been made possible by wage concessions and job consolidation. +Webb asked North if he could recall the late CIA Director William Casey telling him "the ball is in your hands" after Congress shut off funds for the rebels. +The association said that in 1986, an estimated 978,500 Americans died from heart attacks, strokes and other diseases of the heart and blood vessels. +Rep. Florio decried what he said was a "secret deal" representing more "a retreat than a victory." +Also, the Senate confirmed the nomination of Eugene Lawson, who has held several high-ranking posts in the State, Commerce and Labor departments, to be the Export-Import Bank's first vice president. +It might be possible, he said, to use gravitational lenses _ areas in space in which gravity bends light in the same way that a magnifying glass does _ to see small, faint stars in the dark halo, if they exist. +But that machine won't be available until late next year, and IBM's workstation fortunes aren't likely to revive before then. +We're not talking about closing factories. +The index initially fell, but the day's reversal was largely attributed to bargain hunting by institutions with considerable cash. +He is survived by a sister, Ailes Spinden of Santa Fe, N.M. +"Your support for our struggle gave hope, strength, and encouragement to our people," he said. +In other words, a single mother working for the minimum wage and paying $40 a week for a babysitter would be eligible for a $980 tax credit _ in cash if necessary _ rather than the $624 deduction from taxes due under current law. +Is it the spectre of resurgent inflation? +"The hardest costumes in `Grand Hotel' were the secretaries'," he says. "Historically, those uniforms were not very attractive, and I wanted the girls to look terrific and be very individual. +But two, Foreign Minister Shimon Peres and Ezer Weizman, a Cabinet minister without portfolio, publicly expressed displeasure with the assassination, fearing it could kill U.S.-backed peace efforts and fuel greater Arab extremism. +It ended with security forces beating civilians and hurling canisters of tear gas. +On Thursday, Secretary of Health and Human Services Louis Sullivan recommended immediate Food and Drug Administration approval of AZT for treating people who carried the AIDS antibodies even if they had no symptoms of the disease. +From an additional 300 patients, mostly referrals from three doctors, including Dr. Cheney, who regularly treat chronic fatigue, the same test turned up positive in 160 cases. +More than 15,000 Israelis, Palestinians and Europeans joined hands Saturday to call for peace, but police fired tear gas and rubber bullets after some chanted pro-Palestinian slogans and allegedly waved the banned Palestinian flag. +After the Supreme Soviet adjourned for the day, Inter-Regional Group members caucused in a Kremlin sideroom dominated by a painting of Soviet founder Vladimir Lenin haranguing a crowd on Red Square. +Any move by the group depends on factors including market conditions and the group's evaluation of the company's business and financial affairs. +The decision to sell new equipment to the Saudis sets the stage for a debate May 9, when the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is due to hold a hearing on the nomination of Walter Cutler to be ambassador to Saudi Arabia. +The judge who sentenced the Sharpeville Six to hang said Monday he would not reopen their murder trial, but he gave the convicts 35 days to appeal for clemency from President P.W. Botha. +"I was too afraid of going to look for my children because I was afraid I'd find them dead," Gustafson said of that day. "It was so shocking and unbelievable. +Three years ago Nippon Ham Co. decided to buy into ODS's vision of corporate utopia. +Alec Baldwin, expert at citified spivs, is the runabout open-air anti-hero. +Price increases in the range of 25 percent to 50 percent a month are expected in the first stage of the program, as enterprises lose their subsidies and raise prices to survive. +"America is growing up to respect men of wisdom in black skins, but it hasn't grown up yet," Farrakhan said. +To the disappointment of many exporters, the department said that it won't recognize contract sanctity, except under special circumstances, as a reason for exempting shipments from the rules. +Bolt Beranek & Newman Inc,. said its BBN Communications Corp. subsidiary was awarded a contract from Delta Air Lines to complete a data communications and reservations network. +At Simon malls, some maintenance workers carry walkie-talkies to communicate with security guards. +"It's torture," said Marc Baskin, a junior management major from Glen Cove, N.Y. +DaeCheck's background was enough to make Neal Holmes, owner of Allied Security of Pittsburgh, cancel plans to organize business people interested in giving $10,000 to the center. +Sales fell to $834.7 million from $848 million and shipments fell to 8,416,000 barrels from 8,811,000 barrels. +The property and casualty division showed a $79 million loss, compared with a $54 million loss in the 1989 third quarter. +While the FLN's 30-year monopoly of power has not left it immune to allegations of similar practices, this time it made a fatal miscalculation. +Surprisingly affordable. Gift certificates are available. +Talk of 'surgical' air strikes to force an end to Serbian sieges of Bosnia's Moslem communities is rejected as 'sheer fantasy'. +To preserve a facade of a balanced budget, the Governor has proposed to drain every fund in sight. +"The nature of the performance problems is most serious," Welch said. "I encourage your direct, personal involvement in promptly correcting them." Two months later, after the Air Force had conducted its review, Betti testified before the panel. +Constantine Mitsotakis' conservative New Democracy party won Sunday's election but fell three seats short of an absolute majority of the 300-member unicameral Parliament. +The current system is a mess. +Usry first took office in 1984 after defeating then-Mayor Michael Matthews in a recall election. +The bank says it swaps most of its bond offering proceeds and the most favorable dollar-based swaps lately have been in longer maturities than seven years. +"We're in places we never were before," said Sandy Klinzman, a spokeswoman for Evian Waters of France, which also is the parent company of Saratoga Bottled Mineral Water. +The Black group advises Altus under the name of Lion Advisors; it also invests a separate pool of capital under the name of Apollo Investments. +The attack occurred Monday in a remote area of Zelaya province, 250 miles northeast of Managua, as Sister Courtney and three other church workers drove in a church pickup truck from the town of Rosita to Puerto Cabezas. +Many are deserters from the Ugandan army and most are members of Rwanda's Tutsi ethnic minority, which was removed from power by the majority Hutu tribe in the late 1950s and early 1960s in fighting that left tens of thousands dead. +The legs already were crumbling at the base, Gaylord said. +State game officials emphasize that hunters will have to go through "orientations" to get licenses. +"Ethics must be taught by people with demonstrated integrity," he says. +The company wrote off $450 million in loans to Brazil and Argentina in the quarter. +For example, letting first-time home buyers withdraw money from individual retirement accounts penalty-free and giving them a $5,000 tax credit could lead many lower and middle income people to strip their IRAs to finance a home purchase. +Mr Furuichi says this year MCA profits are expected to climb by double digits, yet to make short-term financial sense, growth in triple digits would be required. The cost of the acquisition has weighed heavily on Matsushita's balance sheet. +The military audit agency concluded that "significant mischarging of costs" had occurred. +Perhaps more worrisome, it's possible that Saddam Hussein may be able to steadily build popular support for his defiant stand around the Arab world. +We're in a period of hard times in the sense that we don't have all the money that we would like to spend in several areas. +With the CDs, users have access to a given state's voters' names, addresses and voting participation in party primaries. +In late trading on the London Stock Exchange, Lonrho was quoted at 304 pence (US$5.09), down 3 1/2 pence. +A short time later, he and his wife moved into a hospital apartment near the speech clinic where he gets therapy twice a day. +"It's a classic overreaction stock," says David Dreman, a New York money manager whose firm owns close to three million Compaq shares. +Bank Rate Monitor said the effective annual yield was 7 percent on six-month certificates of deposit, up from 6.95 percent the previous week. +One particularly important holdout is the United States, which has been withholding its dues since 1985, charging that the organization was anti-American. +Likud and Tehiya first challenged the PLP in the Elections Committee and then took their case to the Supreme Court. +In the Johannesburg area, black organizations have arranged an all-day concert near the black township of Soweto. +As part of an agreement to settle criminal and civil fraud charges, Drexel agreed to pay $650 million in fines, plead guilty to six felonies and subject itself to unprecedented federal scrutiny of the way it does business. +It said security against the lending was probably unenforceable and financial information on the loans 'inadequate'. The report estimates that PW received about Dollars 5m a year for its work on the BCCI audit and related services. +Adams and an Ethiopian lawyer hired by the embassy are trying to run down the clues. +It plans an unchanged dividend, despite posting a 13% decline in 1990 profit, though the results had been expected by analysts. +Many of the residents of a large part of the city are on welfare and "most of the households are headed by women with children." Employed residents, including the new mayor, tend to live in the part of the city known as Eight Mile. +The visit "and the publicity surrounding it are interpreted as a political gesture of a nature to bring about unwelcome elements in the electoral campaign and stir new passions," the government statement said. +Separately, analysts said Barclays PLC of Britain is seeking to buy a stake in another firm, Puget & Cie. +Included in this category are aluminum and steel producers and those involved in ferro-alloys, said Mr. Vipperman. +Even so, voters will have a wide choice. +Computers handle half a trillion dollars in U.S. bank transfers a day. +Nearly all of Hayes' 579 classmates went to Vietnam; 30 died there, more than any other class, said Wheeler. +In all, five people were admitted to area hospitals, none in serious condition, and 18 were treated and released. +Agriculture has been an obstacle in the talks, and Yeutter is pessimistic about reaching an agreement. +Since peaking at 3.12 cups a day in 1962, per-capita coffee consumption dropped 44% to 1.74 cups a day in 1986. +The following year, the turkey was sedated. +In Minnesota, heavy rain and small hail fell at Fergus Falls and near Battle Lake; 1-inch diameter hail fell at nearby Detroit Lakes. +For now, he is his own man. +The department, he said, expects to save about $50 million on every one-cent increase in corn prices and about $20 million on every one-cent advance in wheat prices. +By November 1986, six months after she was appointed, she had completed what she called a "comprehensive review" of the case. +Forecast profits of Pounds 15m put the shares on about 15 times, which is below the sector average. +And even with through traffic, Deputy 92-0 may lose her effectiveness as word spreads. +After the test was completed, Gilliard said, he wrote the College Board and canceled the results. +"There's such a strong, underlying friendliness toward the dollar, people are going to want to buy it," he noted. +Yet few analysts say Elsevier's bid is out of the picture. +BAT, a large conglomerate with interests ranging from tobacco to financial services and retailing, also is selling its Saks Fifth Avenue division. +Last week it traded as high as $36.125, an all-time peak. +He was working long hours, sometimes getting as little as two to three hours of sleep. +The state Supreme Court, calling the drugs as intrusive as electro-shock therapy, ruled that an inmate who has not been found mentally incompetent has a right to determine what should be done to his own body. +According to data Soviet officials presented to a recent U.N.-sponsored conference in Moscow on conversion, 40% of defense plants also make items for the civilian economy. +"It's an absolute act of heroism that someone is able to get out of a box. +Architects are also simulating intimacy with sound-reflective panels. +Robert A. Bowman State Treasurer State of Michigan Lansing, Mich. +The arrangement has been good for Mexican social stability, but it has also created a entire class of labor middlemen who confront management in the name of the rank-and-file, then take kickbacks in return for dropping their demands. +But love has many faces and Wiedlin takes a good look at a number of them. +Perhaps this is because most Americans, unlike much of Washington, have a basic sense of fairness about innocence until guilt is proven. +So, too, are most life insurers. +Seven people were killed and 18 wounded in those attacks. +WALT is style.' Translated, this means affordable, available and adaptable - the Walt fashion philosophy. +These articles are written specifically for the serious stock market investor although capital gains on other assets, such as second homes, may also trigger CGT liabilities. +The three other regional phone companies _ Atlanta-based BellSouth, Denver-based US West and St. Louis-based Southwestern Bell _ have reached settlements. +As previously reported, the Clore group in October placed orders with Jefferies for almost a million KaiserTech shares, then didn't pay for them; Jefferies acquired an additional 439,000 shares when Mr. Clore defaulted on an earlier loan agreement. +"I doubt we'll see another easing in credit policy before October. +When the judge agreed to drop all charges against the two executives, the company agreed to the no contest plea, according to Lewis Goldfarb, assistant general counsel to Chrysler Motors, the unit that builds and sells Chrysler vehicles. +But video games and what are called basic toys _ such as board games, Barbie and preschool toys _ are bringing the industry back. +"They said they will sacrifice their lives for the rest of the parish," Chmiel said. +The Commerce Department reports that orders for "big ticket" durable goods, excluding the volatile defense category, climbed 1.8 percent in November, a healthy increase which economists took as a sign of continued strength in the new year. +Consider P&G's turnaround in Japan. +Last year, the country imported oil worth over USDollars 1.8bn, about a sixth of its total import bill. +The bulk of the company's liabilities are for American Board of Trade's commercial paper, held by 9,100 investors. +UNITA was not party to U.S.-brokered international accords signed in New York in which South Africa pledged to halt aid to the guerrillas and allow Angola's southern neighbor Namibia to gain independence. +In return for the use of its pit, Nymex would pay Comex half of the annual platinum clearing fees or $1 million a year, whichever is more. +(X) "Bob Hope Special," NBC, 16.7, 15.0 million homes. +The toads probably came from a nearby drainage canal, he said. Toad invasions occur occasionally, Rice said, but the reasons for sudden surges in toad population are unclear. +Bush has proposed a $20 million appropriation. +The Justice Department's confirmation that Mr. Poindexter sought to sidetrack investigations of arms shipments to the Contras follows a report in The Wall Street Journal last Friday that senior department officials sought to delay the probes. +He has promoted his own candidacy this year by hiring Marine Lt. +After Iraq seized Kuwait, several governments, including those of the United States, England and France, froze Kuwaiti investments and assets in their countries to protect them from the Iraqis. +"The Jane Wallace Show" is the new job. +It started with 150 boats, but only 50 are now operational, and many of those only just. +But the corn market held up well in early trading and ultimately led the other markets higher. +The funds of which Davis is a trustee and the pension funds of New York City and Massachusetts had sought assurances from Exxon that it would improve safety procedures following the Exxon Valdez oil spill off Alaska last year. +The money comes from duties on foreign imports. +Trees and Temple roofs peer over the great rockery or 'false mountain' of the Lion Grove Garden, a calligraphic rock face as active as anything of Mark Tobey. +At least 500 people, including members of the governing United National Party, have been killed by Sinhalese militants. +The government has expelled a member of the Soviet trade delegation who was suspected of industrial espionage, the Foreign Ministry said Friday. +The thrift had $192.6 million in assets and $219.9 million in deposits. +Not only the police arrive to see what's up, but also (on press night, at any rate) David Calder, the RSC's new Shylock, from the theatre next door. +There is probably nothing more important to man's future on this planet than an understanding of the long-range effects of his activities. +NASD President Gordon Macklin resigned to become chairman of Hambrecht & Quist, a San Francisco-based securities firm. +Many descendants of the freed Americans slaves who founded Liberia oppose Doe's government. +The auto industry, indicating agreement with a softening economy, has cut production schedules for the rest of the year. +Many smaller organisations would be excluded. But the government faces other European employment law problems. +"There are more resignations coming," said one Salomon senior executive, who predicted the firm would shrink by a third because of the effects of the scandal. +The sales are widely thought to be part of Beatrice's long-range plan to make itself attractive for a public offering. +In a brief interview yesterday, Mr. Coulson said: "I wouldn't anticipate any major changes. +The bus had started from Lima and only had 15 miles more to go before reaching its destination, the town of Conchucos, police said. +Some politicians maintain that Yugoslavia has already falle apart. +Economic distortions may be difficult to identify. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, ITT common closed yesterday at $47.50, down $1.375 a share. +And he is still bitter about losing TF1. +All bids will be submitted to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. by March 15. +Trade magazines have been full of comments, and ABC's "Nightline" has held some stormy debates. +Mills has admitted male graduate students since the 1930s, when the program began, said Lindsey Beaben, a Mills spokeswoman who noted that schools can lose federal funds if they exclude graduate students because of race, sex or national origin. +The gendarmes are police under military control. +"This is a balanced bill," said Domenici. "It is progressive." But House Speaker Thomas Foley said Democrats wanted the Senate to moderate its gasoline tax increase and its steeper increases in out-of-pocket Medicare costs for beneficiaries. +That supposedly determines the likelihood of surviving a head-on collision, traveling 35 miles per hour into a wall. +Geraghty & Miller, a groundwater decontamination service concern brought out by Alex. +No matter where one turned in Cairo, all paths led back to the past, and those things that seemed very old and very dead lay just under a patina of modernism. +Polaroid announced the plan in July just one day before a scheduled meeting with Shamrock. +The U.S. ships were in Lisbon during a break from NATO exercises off the Portuguese coast and slated to leave Oct. 20. +In the meantime, however, TRW _ which built the device _ began preparing for the first ground tests in the laboratory. +Sununu has informed his staff that Quayle is to be included as an active contributor on policy matters. +Private-label credit card programs are used by retailers who use their own names on the cards; outside firms provide the processing. +But astronomy remained a hobby. +Coca-Cola, which generates about 80% of its operating profit from international business, benefited from a U.S. dollar that was about 5% weaker last year than in 1989. +REAGAN'S SPEECH makes little splash but may ease Iran-Contra pressures. +The dollar closed lower in Europe but higher in the United States. +MITI said some 88 corporations and 22 business associations have expressed their support for the global partnership program so far, with most of the companies having drawn up "voluntary" plans to boost imports and enhance international cooperation. +He is the son of a ranch foreman and zoologist by training. +It added that if the restructuring isn't completed by Dec. 31, it won't take place. +"I've had a father show up with a seven-week old baby to pick up a share," he says. +This accounts for the main part of household bills. Although electricity costs have stabilised and even started to fall in some areas, high prices, profits and salaries have attracted much criticism. +Mr. Ribis argued that the new notes would be "much more valuable pieces of paper." Mr. Klatzkin said that the Plaza's third-quarter results met the company's projections and that prospects of a turnaround look good. +The plant processed its last oil April 23 as the blockade exhausted reserves. +Hints are dropped; an eccentric, independent spinster admonishes 'Face what you know. +The rise in the market share for large trucks was partially the result of a full model change in May. Hino's business is also underpinned by a close relationship to Toyota, Japan's largest and financially strongest car maker. +They fear that new legislative districts drawn to reflect the 1990 census might not be in place in time for March 1992, and the current legislative districts favor Democrats. +Volume on the floor of the Big Board came to 181.55 million shares, against 155.19 million in the previous session. +But when the right technology is combined with a business model that has demonstrated success through continued growth in markets, sales and profits, you have a sound base on which to develop an indigenous flat panel display industry. +ABDUL RAHMAN, who won independence for Malaysia from Britain in 1957 and was the nation's first prime minister until he retired in 1970. +But in a statement accompanying Eysenck's article, senior editor Joshua Fischman warns that researchers have spotted inconsistencies and technical problems in Grossarth-Maticek's studies. +This has a parent plant and a lot of babies joined to it by umbilical cords. +Terrence "T.C." Carson is Dexter Jackson, an amiable kid with a video camera whose heros are newsmen. +THE original play, a wry comedy, was by Kaufman and Hart, they of The Man Who Came to Dinner and You Can't Take It With You. +The fourth, WMAZ in Macon, Ga., is affiliated with CBS. +It also calls for quick implementation of the provisions of the U.N. Security Council's cease-fire resolution, particularly establishment of an independent inquiry to establish which side started the war. +The Loewenbraeu company of Munich, one of West Germany's best-known beer-makers with origins that date to the 14th century, is considering direct exports to the United States after watching falling sales of its licensed brew in America. +"We've stopped the importation of semiautomatic weapons," Brady told reporters Monday. +The pickets will go up at that time," said Suzanne Angeli, vice president of Local 790 of the United Public Employees Union. +Nawaz Sharif, whose backers shared in a landslide victory in the Oct. 24 parliamentary elections, was assured the prime minister's post after receiving the nomination from 18 parties comprising the Islamic Democratic Alliance. +Mexico's trade surplus for the first eight months of the year slipped to $2.5 billion, well below the $6 billion surplus registered between January and August of 1987, the government-run National Statistics Institute reported Tuesday. +The strikers want a 60 percent raise. +Eskimo Pie's profits have fluctuated. +He also said the study assumed all sex acts were vaginal intercourse and ignored the likelihood that prostitutes more frequently perform oral sex upon clients, an act less likely to spread the AIDS virus. +Shareholders will rock to the live music of Richie Havens, Livingston Taylor, Toots & the Maytals and a dozen other bands. +We have followed a reasonably clear strategy, with the right type of people pursuing the right sort of client.' The figures in the table have been compiled by the firms with year-ends adjusted to make the data comparable. +It seemed pointless." University officials were trying to determine what effect the animals' release will have on research projects in which they were used, she said. +Tanjug said about 250 U.N. truce observers from throughout the world will be sent to Iran and Iraq once a cease-fire was declared, but gave no specifics. +The group, which advocates primarily liberal causes, counts suburbanites and blue-collar workers among its 1.5 million members in 24 states. +The two conductors, who were not injured, were given drug and alcohol tests, as is routine after accidents, Bell said. +Iraqis have told the Americans the hostages are physically all right, but they miss their families and their psychological state could be better. +As for eastern enlargement, the summit in Essen produced a few sign-posts, but little substance. In the first place, Germany was hopelessly distracted by its own general election. +The reform also creates a strong presidency in place of the largely ceremonial post Gorbachev assumed Oct. 1. +More will follow. In addition Mr Clarke may soon sound the death knell for some of the six pits which British Coal said this week would be mothballed. +"I don't have to tell you nothing," he says. +Alyeska spokesman Chuck O'Donnel said he was satisfied with his company's actions. "I think our people did an excellent job," he said. +Asked about the danger of epidemic in the earthquake areas, where thousands of bodies still have not been recovered, Ryzhkov told his interviewer there was no such danger in the large cities. +Provinces of Sulawesi, far advanced by comparison, have been held back by decades of disturbances; Islamic insurgents created chaos during the 1950s and 1960s. +A few giant investors who took a recent pounding in the junk-bond market are banding together to cry foul. +Volume on the Big Board, swelled by dividend-related trading, came to 84.17 million shares as of noon on Wall Street, against 64.32 million shares at the same time Monday. +More than three years passed before the dispute went to trial. +An earlier edition incorrectly reported that Mr. Blumenthal had said the net loss wouldn't total a significant amount. +"I don't agree with him," Dukakis said when told of Jackson's objections. "We all knew what the rules were. +"Times Co.'s regional daily newspapers are holding up well, but there is little sign that things will improve in the New York market," said Alan Kassan, an analyst with Shearson Lehman Hutton. +Though he rejected the motion, the judge said McElreath was right to carry out his duty as court-appointed trustee to point out Bishop's violations of the bankruptcy filing. +The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index rose 18.4 points to 2541.8, just off its intraday high. +However, he reversed himself after meeting the journalists on Tuesday. +In addition to the engine that had entered service, two with cracked shafts were shipped to Boeing Co. in Seattle, and one to Airbus Industrie in Toulouse, France, for installation on their jumbo passenger jets. +Presser is accused, along with two other Teamsters officials, of siphoning $700,000 in union funds to no-show employees from Teamsters Local 507 in Cleveland. +The bank, set up in 1966, is owned and controlled by the governments of 18 developed states and 29 developing Asian and Pacific countries. +How can Europol contribute? Europol is helping to overcome existing borders between criminal and justice authorities to improve crime-fighting capacity. +Greaney said the senator's body would be flown to Washington on a military aircraft Sunday and to Hawaii early this week. +Some observers expressed hope that Mr. Bush would diverge from Mr. Reagan's policies. +The committee coordinates the mating of U.S. colleges and host towns. +Five ships chartered by West Germany, Italy and France cruised to Albania on Thursday to pick up thousands of refugees who have packed Western embassies in the capital, Tirana, in the last two weeks. +The company said overall expenses in the quarter jumped 16% to $2.69 billion from $2.31 billion a year earlier. +Such testing can take six months to two years or longer, and the FDA's ruling effectively killed Favor. +California general obligation bonds outstanding are quoted as yielding 6.64%. +"I feel Jim Wright has been a very effective representative for our district," he said in telephone interview yesterday. +Yes, a good newsletter is important. +The reasoning was that by placing more private capital at risk, thrifts would be less likely to engage in imprudent practices that have depleted the thrift-insurance fund and will cost $166 billion over 10 years to remedy. +Senate Republicans concede President Bush's anti-drug strategy needs some work, but their talks with Democrats have left the two sides without agreement so far on how it should be reshaped. +As a result, Quaker State and its major competitors have made quick-lube stores into one of the most intense battlefields in their long-running war for lube-oil market share. +Traffic elsewhere was disrupted during the morning and afternoon when protesters walked through lower Manhattan streets. +Now the company is broadening the program to include its newest product, Cyototec, a gastric-ulcer prevention drug for arthritis patients. +Several baseball sources said Giamatti pushed for a settlement because he was afraid the case would continue to linger in court, preventing him from disciplining Rose. +A spokesman for the agency, Ron DeFore, would not comment on the Consumers Union petition. +The horse was buried at the farm, where he had stood at stud since 1979. +The products involved in the petition are thin-panel displays, using such technologies as active-matrix liquid crystal displays, electroluminescence and gas plasma. +Only one of the 23 new deputies is a Communist Party member. +Eli Lilly skidded 3 7/8 to 85 on 1.6 million shares as a lawsuit filed Tuesday in New York drew attention to accusations that the anti-depressant drug Prozac, which the company markets, induces thoughts of suicide in some users. +In the survey, conducted earlier this week, 56% of the likely voters believe Mr. Bush is running a negative campaign, while only 36% believe he is running a positive one. +It was the first student march since a military crackdown in September. +It was Cheri Zhambu. A half hour later and he was unstrapping my crampons and rubbing my hands warm because, casually, I had remarked that I was chilly. +A few "no" votes were heard when Harris was elected to the position of suffragan, or assisting bishop, for the eastern Massachusetts diocese, but Harris said she hasn't personally encountered opposition. +But with 32m people currently unable to find jobs in industrial countries, it is easy to see why unemployment is the more immediate worry. This change in approach is not simply a reflection of the depressed state of the world economy. +Canada's Progressive Conservative government was thrown into turmoil after a senior cabinet minister resigned amid growing doubts about the future of a constitutional reform package. +At the end of July, orders stood only 1.5% above their monthly total a year earlier, according to the report. +State Police spokesman Robert Fletcher said at least 50 houses were leveled, about 30 of them north of Plainfield and 20 or 30 near the Louis Joliet Mall just outside Joliet. +Robert Dahl, a senior associate with Air Cargo Management Group, a Seattle consulting firm, estimated that the agreement would yield no more than $10 million a year for Federal but would carry little added cost. +The stock market depends on the banking system because every trade involves money passing from a seller's bank to a buyer's. Banks also provide lines of credit for investors. +Most Jews are tradesmen at the region's bustling country fairs and markets and some own textile factories, Belmonte's economic mainstay. +Those trains _ nostalgically recalled in the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" _ were derailed in 1961 by a city that had become hopelessly hooked on cars. +Nine announced pre-tax losses with Kankaku Securities hit hardest with a loss of Y49.5bn. +The shift lock "has been recognized worldwide as the best device available to prevent unintended acceleration," Audi said Wednesday. +President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, a U.S. ally who supports moving the debate, also said he had asked Shultz and President Reagan to change the decision. +The third woman was decapitated. +The special Senate and House committees investigating the Iran-Contra scandal voted to grant limited immunity to three individuals who may provide more details about the affair. +Iliescu described the protesters as "thugs." +On Wednesday, the rival rebel forces of Taylor and Prince Johnson waged bruising street battles in Monrovia with each other and with forces loyal to Doe, who remains holed up in his mansion in Monrovia. +Net income gained 38% to #160 million from #116 million a year earlier. +There is a canteen, a personnel department, and an accounts department. +For the fourth quarter of 1990, the company reported net income of $12.8 million, or 67 cents a share, on revenue of $118.2 million. +It would be good to read more about this and less about Sir Rider's activities for the Royal Colonial Institute in 1916. +Harper & Row said in a statement that it hasn't yet had time to evaluate the proposal. +That meeting, in January 1987, was the first for the two since Mubarak took office in 1981. +In 1987, violence in Haiti forced the Blackburns to flee to the Dominican Republic. +But the sharp turnaround in new orders growth "hints of a possible continued easing in the overall future rate of decline in the manufacturing economy," he said. +In March, Chinese troops imposed martial law in Tibet following the most recent round of pro-independence rioting. +In addition, the company said it will use the proceeds from the preferred stock sale to complete a "strategic acquisition." +The court, without comment, let stand a ruling that donors' privacy rights do not override Patty Jo Baker's need to learn their identities for her wrongful-death lawsuit. +Instead, the group plans to sell the van and use the money to buy a new or used 48-passenger bus. +Wall Street still trades IDB Communications like a highly leveraged broadcasting company, said Mr. Sudikoff, despite its move into international phone service. +Iowa Southern rose 4 1/4 to 39 1/2 after entering a definitive stock swap merger pact with IE Industries. +Tehran's Farsi-language Abrar called for an end to economic ties with Britain just one day after Iran announced the severing of diplomatic relations. +Douglas Getchell, a 39-year-old Forest Service ranger in Whitneyville, gathered tips in burlap bags and sold them for 3 or 4 cents a pound when he was a child. +But only one of the lab's many computers was infected. +Each entry is accompanied by a notation on the first time the word or phrase was known to have been used. +The proportion of empty homes ranges from 0.1 per cent to 9.7 per cent. +And it puts him in charge of food production, a sector which can make or break Gorbachev. +The Vincennes did pick up from elsewhere a frequency normally emitted by warplanes, which contributed to the mistaken conclusion that the aircraft was an attacking F-14. +Typically, money managers would earn meager fees unless they could beat market indexes. +They'll also be talking about progress toward reunification in Germany, and about the risk of deunification in Canada, where the French-Canadians of Quebec are threatening succession. +Police spokesman Rafi Levy said police did not use live ammunition, but a border police officer told photographers that forces fired gunshots to subdue protesters in the Anata neighborhood. +Yugoslav police seized 41 ethnic Albanians suspected of trying to sever ties between Belgrade and the southern Kosovo province. +John Galvin, NATO's supreme military commander in Europe, said Howe will begin his new job in late April or early May. +It is indeed incredible that on such a serious issue, she did not approach her study assumptions, data, time frames and conclusions with objectivity. +The holding company also has interests in banking, insurance, maritime freight transportation and real estate development. +Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev will visit Cuba in the first week of April, the official Cuban news agency reported Saturday. +Cher was given a 9.9 on a 10-point image scale by Daniel Eastman, a former Hollywood skin care and makeup expert. +The figures, released yesterday by the FDIC, were taken from reports the institutions are required to give the FDIC. +A bookkeeper suggested a mail-order business and shares the profits. +This week OPEC is returning to this tactic. +The key index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the Nikkei, posted its fourth-largest percentage drop ever due to concern about the Mideast. +At least 15,000 people, including relatives and onlookers, were present. +Putnam County Sheriff's Sgt. Pat Westberry said residents were allowed to return home early Monday. +He said the current account already may have accumulated a $251 million deficit in April. +Mr. Bentsen benefits from a special law passed in 1959 that allowed Lyndon Johnson to run for both President and re-election to the Senate. +But it is also a product of a growing sense of European political malaise. The UK economy is also paralysed by this stultifying and confidence-sapping gloom. +To rivals, IBM's reluctance to detail its new technology, coupled with its eagerness to warn that others will have a hard time legally matching it, is an effort to stir doubts about clones and thereby prod customers into buying Big Blue. +Delivery within 30 days 8.48%, 60 days 8.54%, standard conventional fixed-rate mortgages; 6%, 2% rate capped one-year adjustable-rate mortgages. +However, other leading electricals were weak on profit-taking, with Hitachi down Y1 to Y703 and Fujitsu retreating Y8 to Y527. Nomura Securities fell Y10 to Y1,420 on reports of credit downgrades by Moody's, the credit rating agency. +Calvert, 34, was executive deputy director of public works in Detroit before taking the job of director of public works for the city of Fontana, Calif. She said she and Young dated from 1981-87. +Genisco, based in La Mirada, Calif., produces a data memory product called an ECR-42 recorder. +The New York primary is for 255 delegates. +There is no evidence that this is happening. +Congress wants to define insider trading. +Both magazines are owned by Triangle Communications Inc., a New York-based unit of Triangle Publications Inc., Radnor, Pa. +Failure of negotiations would leave unresolved the problems that forced trading countries to the negotiating table in the first place. +The groom, 43, is an Army retiree who served in Vietnam. +Instead of holding down a job or going to school, it's been easier for them to knock some old lady on the street and take her Social Security check." At first, 19-year-old Jesse Roberson of Pontiac didn't think he could make it through the program. +Mrs. Bush merrily complied, asking about the name of the protagonist dog and the story's plot as the children chorused the answers. +"What I think is necessary is the top of this government, Mr. Bush's organization, ought to establish not in general terms like we're going to go to Mars, but what's the purpose of NASA. +In exceptional cases, the molecules may be robust enough to survive inside dinosaur fossils. +The 1990-94 framework programme - which will overlap its successor - was worth Ecu6.6bn. +This is part of a world-wide movement that France must follow to keep its most energetic, aggressive and bright young people and to attract investors. +"If we make a mistake we're happy to admit it." +Several lawmakers urged Mr. Watkins to push U.S. allies to tap their reserves, too. +The 1,200-pound fiberglass craft, insulated with styrofoam to protect the crew from temperatures that can reach 60 below zero, will have no steering capability, leaving the crew at the mercy of the winds. +The reaction took place at ordinary room temperature and pressure, with the only input of energy coming from the simulated sunlight. +Sure collegiate athletics has turned into a business but keep the TV contracts with the administrators of the institutions. +A retired electrical engineer we'll call Ben works part-time as a consultant, but he doesn't want to earn so much that Social Security reduces his benefits. +These, though, are not the major areas of conflict. +Directors also authorized sale of Moore McCormack Energy Inc., an oil and gas subsidiary, and plans to use the proceeds to repay any debt incurred under the Chemical Bank arrangement. +For Bush, it was what he called "a nostalgic return" to RNC headquarters, where he toiled as party chairman during 1973-74 when the Republicans were reeling from the Watergate scandal. +The study said the rate of low birthweight babies in the 332 poorest counties _ those where at least one-fourth of the population was below the federal poverty level _ was almost 30 percent higher than in the nation as a whole. +Sales of fire-retardant flags also are up. +It's a mystery to me why, but she did it." The Chicago Cubs became this year's first baseball team to win a division title, beating Montreal, 3-2, to clinch the National League East crown. +It was part of Ex-Cell-O Corp., which Textron acquired in 1986. +This has helped drive prices down from the OPEC benchmark of $18 a barrel to below $14 in recent weeks. +When Mr. Ward bought Nautilus, it was facing big legal claims; unresolved civil suits against the company sought $47 million. +Dr. Black is professor of analytical pharmacology at King's College School of Medicine, Rayne Institute in London. +Rising premium rates and milder weather are mainly responsible for the improvement. GA is expected to report a loss of between Pounds 20m and Pounds 30m on Tuesday, compared with a deficit of Pounds 171.6m in 1991. +Ashton-Tate introduced a personal computer program to create full-color charts, graphs and presentation slides and transparencies. +"I think in the long pull it's going to cost us," he said. +The company added that Qintex Entertainment will merge with Qintex America. +Other research has linked health-insurance coverage with access to care. +Over the years the rotation of the Earth has tended to slow down somewhat, and thus all 15 leap seconds needed so far have had to be added to atomic clocks. +In turn, a general economic slowdown will reduce the federal government's take from corporate and personal income taxes. +The camera turns to the door, and eyes staring through the peephole. +The Iranians, according to a Foreign Office spokesman, said they wished to discuss a resolution passed Tuesday by the Majlis that gave Britain a week to back away from its defense of Rushdie. Otherwise, diplomatic relations would be severed. +Eight of the nation's major record distribution chains refused to carry the album. +"To talk, in these circumstances, of the abandonment of nuclear weapons and the substitution of a conventional deterrent is absurd," he said. +As tensions between Vietnam and China spilled over into a bloody border war in 1979, local people were driven out of their homes and forced to move elsewhere. +He declined to predict annual savings. +With cash and liquid investments of about $2 billion, equal to long-term debt, it clearly has room for a bigger repurchase. +I got phone calls saying that," Long said after learning last week that she wouldn't receive the money. +"A lot of people who were medium-term bears against the dollar are beginning to take profits as the dollar rises," said Andrew Smith, vice chairman and chief investment officer of London & Bishopsgate International, a money management firm. +The Reagan administration took a radically different interpretation at the time of the military crackdown. +Also, individuals began to sell more aggressively because of pressure from margin calls. +Commenting on Friday's nomination, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said in a statement, "I have had the pleasure of working closely with David Mullins over the past year. +Hundreds of strikes are continuing around the nation. +But he believes the adoption of several different technologies will not necessarily prevent communications between emergency services from different countries. +Based on polls asking how much money people need to avoid poverty, the groups concluded in a report that 45 million people actually live in poverty in the United States _ more than the 32 million that fall beneath the federal poverty line. +Meanwhile, one of the agency's biggest troubles is its Small Business Investment Company program, which lets SBA-licensed firms add government-guaranteed funds to their own money to invest in small ventures that can't get financing elsewhere. +Swarming around these fragile shares were short-sellers, the people who try to profit from stock-price declines. +The Iraqi assault was "too small to be significant," said Akira Suzuki, chief economist at Morgan Stanley Inc., adding that it is "still an extremely good time to buy" Japanese equities. +The group's pacesetter was Merck, which benefited from strong sales of Vasotec, used to control hypertension. +"We did meet our expectations for 1989, and we're looking for a good 1990," a Kodak spokesman said. +Mr. Saunders described his home there as "a studio apartment in an unfashionable village" near Lausanne, where he had worked for Nestle S.A. before joining Guinness. +"Through concerted efforts to find and produce more of our domestic resources, we may be able to slow the rate of decline in U.S. production, but it is unlikely under current conditions that we will be able to reverse the trend," Easton said. +A Greyhound bus in Connecticut was hit by sniper fire and the chairman of the strike-crippled bus line offered a $25,000 reward for information about a weekend shooting in Florida that injured eight passengers. +Regular asset valuations may also mean higher depreciation charges and, therefore, lower profits. +"This was Bruce's favorite spot in the whole world," Linda said. +Since September 1989, 164 Olympic strivers have been placed, a year that topped any previous non-Olympic year. +I have written for many, many years. I've just never tried to get anything published. +His Soviet wife, Anastasia, tried repeatedly to stop the interview, shouting at the reporter and stepping in front of the camera. +Akulov, from the city of Anzhero-Sudzhensk at the northern end of the Kuznetz Basin or Kuzbass, is an engineer who installs steel supports in the deep mines of the region. +There was talk of turning Mr. Pritchard's counseling experiences into a series; there was a funny bit as a gay disco dancer on a "Taxi" episode; and then there was a new regime on the Peacock Throne. +A jumbo jet approaching John F. Kennedy Airport missed a commuter plane by 100 feet Sunday, while in another incident a commercial jet reported coming within 400 yards of a private plane near a suburban airport. +Social conflicts are definitely on the horizon." +Israeli officials are concerned that President Bush's administration, eager to please the new Arab allies who have joined the campaign against Iraq, will apply pressure on Israel to make concessions for peace. +Moreover, when the 56-year-old Mr. Chevalier retires, Mr. Arnault would have a shot at succeeding him. +Korolev also said Soviets were now working more productively. +Soviets are not believed among those used as "human shields." Saddam has said he would free all hostages between Christmas and March 25 provided Washington and its allies do not take military action. +Saatchi created the "Where's the Beef" advertising campaign for Wendy's International Inc. in the mid-1980s. +About 173,000 Jews lived in Berlin before the Nazi Holocaust. Today, about 6,000 Jews live in West Berlin, and about 300 Jews live in East Berlin. +Pfeiffer said he did not like sentencing her to prison until she talked, "But we want compliance with the court's order." The girls, Kimberly Ann and Kelly Ann, were respectively 3 years and 10 months old when they disappeared. +Because of our diverse membership, the chamber applies a great deal of time and effort in forging consensus positions on important issues. +Magazine Photographer of the Year: Anthony Suau, Black Star, first; and James L. Stanfield, National Georgraphic, second. +The manufacturing, timber and resort areas of the northern Pacific and Great Lakes states also have experienced persistently high unemployment rates, largely because they depend on seasonal employment, Whitener said. +In Europe earlier in the day, the price of North Sea Brent crude fell to $15.65 a barrel, down 40 cents. +Among states reporting gains for the week are Louisiana, which added eight; Texas, up by three; and Michigan and North Dakota, which each increased its count by one rig. +"Grand Moron" Leo Honeycutt of WBRZ-TV in Baton Rouge was to preside over events today and Sunday to honor former Three Stooges member Shemp Howard. +After the children were safe, police pounded on Lashbrook's apartment door and woke her up, police said. +'It was probably always going to be difficult to float any company associated with PPI,' said an Istanbul banker. A quest was then launched for a minority partner to help Vestel expand its product range in the European market. +When confronted, the salesman confessed and was fired. +"They take it very seriously, but it's fun for them and that's what makes it fun to conduct this orchestra," said Katz. +Traces of the drug clomipramine, known by the trade name Anafrail, turned up in autopsy tests on Laurie Dann's body, Cook County Medical Examiner Robert Stein said Wednesday. +"I think for what general motors got, the economic package was not sufficient," Kelly said. +Mandela, on a six-week trip to Europe, North America and Africa, conferred with French officials today. +That loss included a restructuring charge of $137 million for 74 stores and an extraordinary write-off of $8 million for fees related to prepayment of debt. +This can be treated before birth. +Other details of the agreement were not made public, but sources familiar with the case said the Boeskys' interest in the fund totaled around $10 million. +NORWAY - One Norwegian remains in Kuwait and 26 in Iraq, out of a pre-invasion total of about 46. +The average factory worker at Deere earns $15.47 an hour and the company calculates its labor costs at $26.90 an hour, including vacation, bonuses, holidays and other fringe benefits. +Merrill underwrote $20.3 billion in new bond issues, for a 21.1% market share of the total debt market. +Michigan law required pipeline companies to get advance approval from the state Public Service Commission before issuing securities. +He also said the council decided to boost the reserves for future claims after its annual review, undertaken with the accounting firm Deloitte & Touche, showed a larger-than-expected increase in claims in recent years. +Benefit reductions from the so-called "earnings test" can combine with federal, state and local taxes to produce such high marginal tax rates that many older workers do just as well staying home, foes say. +Shiite Moslem kidnappers holding at least two American hostages threatened today to punish them in retaliation for Israel's air attacks on Palestinian and pro-Iranian guerrilla bases in Lebanon. +"Gardner has a national reputation now for being a very aggressive consumer advocate, and he's got the go-ahead from the attorney general," said a spokesman for Mr. Morales. +Cover and cook in 350-degree oven approximately 45 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes. +WASHINGTON _ The Labor Department is to release its Producer Price Index for October; due at 8:30 a.m. EST. +The New York Shipping Association called Mr. Gleason "a forceful and effective advocate of the interest of his union members." +The company said it retained Citibank to solicit offers to purchase its three operating units. +Recent polls show that the majority of West Germans no longer believe the Soviet Union to be a military threat. +Dodge Caravan, Chrysler, St. Louis, and Windsor, Ontario. +Officials said they expected to contain a stubborn, 2,100-acre high-desert fire in south-central Idaho's Sawtooth National Forest today. +LINCOLN HOUSE, the USM-traded home furnishing group, is to raise some Pounds 2m net of expenses via a placing and open offer and subscription. The company is issuing 9.07m shares at 25p apiece. +The blackout will be lifted just an hour before Atlantis returns to Earth for a landing at Edwards Air Force Base in California. +Other Reagan advisers have suggested Reagan try to persuade the Soviets to level the facility in the interest of preserving the ABM treaty. +All I can just state is the confidence that I feel in Culvahouse and company. +Ceylons met good demand and prices moved 4-8p. +The likeness lies with a presence not closely described but known and sensed, as it blinked and, shifted, alive in every broad sweep of the brush across the surface of the canvas. +Oil companies responded by adding detergents and other additives to gasolines, particularly their most expensive varieties, such as Ultimate Premium. +"He's becoming a joke," said Jack Trout, president of Trout & Ries, a marketing consulting firm in Greenwich, Conn. +Though much improved, global business conditions and local investor confidence remain fragile. +The suit asaid Xerox never licensed Apple to use the Star computer program or its graphics, and alleged that Apple gained unauthorized access by hiring several Xerox employees in the late 1970s and early 1980s, including Star software developers. +Both are defense-oriented companies Chrysler wants to shed because of a slowdown in government contracting due to the thaw of the Cold War and political changes in Eastern Europe. +Gesell said he wanted to know whether the ex-president personally objects to appearing at "a later date convenient for him" or whether other arrangements for his testimony could be substituted. +AST Research jumped 1 5/8 to 30 3/8 after it unveiled a personal computer server-a device used in managing computer networks. +"I just think this is going to be a terrible shock to the young people of our city," said City Councilman John Ray, one of those challenging Barry for the Democratic mayoral nomination. +The fire covered an area about 60 miles long and 25 miles wide in portions of Callahan, Shackelford and Throckmorton counties, officials said, and a 20-mile wide swath of the blaze burned out of control. +The Korean peninsula was divided into the Communist North and capitalist South in 1945 and the two nations fought a civil war in the early 1950s. +A clipping on the wall from a British publication is documentation enough that the title is truly international. +Russian Social Democrats meeting in Moscow in early May spent much of their time debating whether local chapters would have to obey central authority. +And with the tale, there remain loose ends: Letters hidden in a suitcase and found by David are never explained; the father of Clara's child also is a mystery. +But George Bush's America believes and has the commitment to the American family that is so important to all of us. +The Tokyo Stock Exchange advised 10 foreign and domestic major securities firms after Monday's big drop not to file arbitrage-sell orders after trading sessions begin if the indicator is falling. +The U.S. and Soviet teen-agers will help repair trails in the park, doing such things as clearing debris and countering erosion. +"He started out with a very free-market, anti-regulatory approach," Mr. Bromberg said. +"Every year, probably dozens of grays drown or are crushed by the ice, but nobody ever knows about it," said George. +Warren, a Vietnam veteran, began smoking when he was in the Army. He said it's especially important to quit smoking because of his involvement with drug education. +Vehicles loaded with food, supplies and even a yellow-and-white Kabul taxi were heading north on the 260-mile journey back to the Soviet border. +The new charter creates a council with nine members to be elected by district, including one in north Tulsa. +Domingo said the soldiers were stationed in the Spratlys, a chain of islands in the South China Sea claimed by China, Vietnam, Taiwan, Malaysia and the Philippines. +"Florida screwed up," says John Mikesell, professor of public and environmental affairs at Indiana University and a national authority on the sales tax. +The confusion, many consumer electronics experts believe, is likely to increase HDTV development costs and lengthen the time required to create a marketable new generation of television sets and programs. +A prime example is Minneapolis-St. +But their pain may be others' gain, specialists say. +Approximately 300 million cases of malaria are treated annually. +"We understand the difficulties in the United States and the new perspectives in Eastern Europe," Callejas said at a news conference. +In addition to global pollution, the finance officials were reviewing such issues as the Third World debt crisis, the political upheaval in Eastern Europe and the efforts needed to keep huge trade imbalances from derailing the global economic expansion. +And, so, we're not out there trying to trade that away. +Interstate is owned and run by Thomas Padgett, who used to work for Travelers as an auto-damage appraiser, according to Mr. Tengberg. +Under a 1980 federal judicial misconduct law, the complaint prompted an investigation by a special committee of the federal appeals court in Atlanta, which encompasses Florida. +His prospective reassignment as the Soviet ambassador to Washington is part of a revamping of the principal overseas assignments in the Soviet foreign service. +Nick Pasquarosa, representing Polaroid employees, said the stakes could not be higher since both companies are in danger of being absorbed through takeovers and disappearing in their current form. +You are what what you eat, they say. +A spate of recent murders between the two groups has fueled the unrest. +'We even sang madrigals together,' he wailed. +Those investors who bought the Hollinger shares are apoplectic. The stock exchange is right to investigate the background. +The building of our constitutional system is a continuing project. +I love her," said a tearful Carol Burnett following a memorial Mass in suburban Santa Monica. +About 75% of Daimler's group revenue and most of its profits are attributable to sales and leasing of Mercedes-Benz luxury cars and commercial vehicles. +The state's 10 members of the U.S. House, nine Democrats and a Republican, all faced opposition Tuesday. +Apartheid brought out the best and worst in them: it left little room for the mediocre. They have lived one of the most dramatic moments in the history of the human spirit, and I have lived it with them. +TranStar said it will continue to take reservations and will honor tickets for all flights through Aug. 9. +But both sides said they are prepared to continue the war they have waged for eight months in the courts and before state regulatory bodies. +The departure of The Knickerbocker News leaves New York state's capital with only one newspaper. +"They really isolate themselves." +About 12,000 of them who arrived before June 1988 are considered refugees eligible for resettlement, but those who arrived after that are being screened. +But to those displaced by higher rents and changing styles, it also can mean the end of home. +The cheaper dollar has brought about an export boom and the trade deficit has begun to shrink, although more slowly than almost anyone had predicted. +Combustion Engineering, a supplier of technical services and equipment to utilities and processing plants, said heavy components for the plants will be built by a South Korean construction company. +The appeals court said Clark, by choosing the latter option, in effect gave up more than 20 percent of his interest in N.L. Industries in return for the cash. +Meese's future drew a variety of comments from a group of senators who visited briefly with Reagan during a private bill signing ceremony. +Alan Smith became executive vice president for finance in January 1981. +"International education, teaching and learning about other countries, their citizens, and their languages _ just how important is it to our country? +Raymond E. Neidl, an analyst for Dillon Read & Co., said the dividend suspension was a prudent way to conserve cash. +"It's a very interesting thing they've done, but I would be extremely dubious of any causal relationship" between income and high-spending schools, says James S. Coleman, a professor of sociology and education at the University of Chicago. +The president leaves Washington with State Department assurances of food aid for the winter. +Mothers' milk is poisoned!" wrote Tulepbergen Kaipbergenov in the Karakapaki region south of the Aral Sea. +The report from Nikkei Telecom quoted "sources close to the international monetary authorities" as saying the concerted action will likely be taken if the yen reaches a level of 125 to the dollar. +He scored only two draws in his first three games, going down in the third round to Soviet grandmaster Artur Yusupov. +Hundreds wore T-shirts and held placards with anti-Florio slogans. +But we don't take the same posture all day long. +The company's voting shares are now around 650p and the non-voting 433p. +Neither Reimann nor the producer, Willy Decker, do anything to point up the analogy: they don't need to. +Western leaders should now recognize the folly of putting their faith in Mr. Gorbachev. +However, refined lead output was up 1.3 per cent to 2,258,000 tonnes. +The only difference is that the Lilco expropriation will go down in history as the first time a government has taken over a private operation not to save it, but to bury it. +Businesses executives clamor for the state subsidies Menem curtailed, and resent the tariff reductions and free-market currency exchange rate that push them to compete more aggressively with overseas producers. +The company wants to operate its mines on a 7-day-a-week, 24-hour-a-day schedule, ease work rules, cut health care and pension costs and contract out more labor. +The topic of Solidarity and its chairman Lech Walesa came up several times in the discussion that followed Messner's announcement of the resignations. +Morison, who worked as a civilian for the Navy, also was convicted of the theft of the photos and government documents describing a May 1984 explosion at the Soviet Union's Severomorsk naval base. +Some analysts said the market seemed healthy in spite of the successive setbacks. +Trad mayhem, swing and bebop permeate the comfortably fraying fabric of the Welsh market town, running together happily. +He drove next and did the same (splash). +White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Bush and Assad held "an extended conversation on the question of terrorism." +The booty: A slice of pie from the cafeteria. +Answering questions from an audience in Springfield, Mass., Reagan also sought Thursday to lower expectations that the superpowers will agree soon on an accord to slash their arsenals of intercontinental ballistic missiles. +Japan has agreed to 40%, while the European Community will go as high as 35%, U.S. officials say. +The new shop is a joint venture formed by Polaroid Corp. and the Soviet Ministry of Atomic Energy and Industries. +We are certifying the fact that we have come out of the tunnel of a history as a paralysed country. +The president has a history of compromising, particularly on domestic issues. +Lead's principal use is in automotive batteries; zinc is widely used for castings in autos and as an ingredient in galvanized steel for construction materials and rust-resistant automotive body panels, among other uses. +Also complicating Hoylake's problems in the U.S. are nine lawsuits it filed in federal courts seeking, on constitutional grounds, to take the regulatory decisions out of the commissioners' hands. +In the seventh year the quota is increased to 150,000 tonnes, to increase by 10 per cent annually until the 15th year, when all controls are to be eliminated. +Battery Marche, the US brokerage, is believed to have sold a block of 3.4m shares into the market at 75 1/2 p, most of which was later placed with institutions by a leading house at 76p. +Deutsche Telekom, as well as being leader of the DBFH consortium, will be a prime contender. +To ensure a quicker launch, NASA and the Air Force had it redesigned to fit into the $65 million Atlas. +Bond prices have slumped since the start of the year. +Net oil exports are expected to rise in 1993 with export volumes over 3 per cent higher and import volumes 1/2 per cent higher than in 1992. +John Lehman, former Navy secretary, says that "is baloney," adding, "I don't buy the argument that the Pentagon's role is to preserve the industrial base." +Schwarz spends about five months a year in New York as music director of the New York Chamber Symphony, a post he has held since that orchestra was formed in 1977, and music director of the summer Mostly Mozart Festival. +Boris Becker was still in it on Sunday night, but had struggled through a five-setter with Tim Wilkinson and a four-setter with Andrew Castle of Great Britain, who stood 180th in the computer rankings. +The Cuban Mission, meanwhile, said the first contingent of about 3,000 men will leave Angola on Jan. 10. +Employment information was obtained for 53 of the former commissioners. +Burundi's Interior Minister Leonard Nyangoma said yesterday about 1,000 people had been killed in fighting between troops and tribal gunmen since the weekend, Reuter reports from Bujumbura. +But, whereas in the U.S. they are extremely difficult to regulate, in France they are being banned. +Although the union will express its preference, it will not formally endorse a candidate, said Gary Hubbard, an aide to USW President Lynn Williams. +Since Mr. Wynn upped the ante, other promoters have attempted to woo Mr. Douglas with prospects of as much as $50 million for a rematch with Mr. Tyson. +It looked like ESPN, the leading purveyor of sports programming on cable TV, wouldn't get to broadcast the event. +Rocard, a Socialist, will be trying to run a government dominated by his party yet develop policies attractive to centrists, whose support his administration needs. +'We've had three miserable years,' says Richard Hughes, fund manager of M & G's Recovery unit trust, the largest recovery fund in the UK growth sector. +"The uprising pressured the Palestinian leadership to take such positions," said Saed Kanaan, a PLO supporter and businessman in Nablus. +Rep. Glenn English, D-Okla., chairman of the panel that oversees the CFTC, asked Gramm to explain the discrepencies between the SEC and CFTC reports. +Like Mr. Eggum, Mr. Sledz won't be named in a racketeering conspiracy as part of his plea agreement. +Government insists that the PAC should be ejected from the talks because it has refused to abandon its armed struggle. +The Tass news wire quoted KGB officials as saying the man fired into the air with a sawed-off shotgun and that no one was hurt. +For example, according to analysts in the department's Economic Research Service, if an 1,100-pound steer sold for $70 per 100 pounds of live weight, it brought its owner $770. +A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the manufacturing sector and a reading below 50 indicates a contraction. +Yet art continues to be directed from above by a class of cultural commissars, including the most successful artists themselves. +Anthony St. John, vice president for human resources at Chrysler, also cited provisions in the pact calling for worker benefits to continue for up to two years after the layoffs and to allow special early retirements for some senior workers. +At the previous refunding in August, the slope of the yield curve was 18%, in other words an investor could pick up 18% in additional yield by moving from three-year notes to 30-year bonds. +They have year-old twins, Ariel and Zachariah. +Although the program hasn't been formally evaluated, experts agree that prison treatment ought to be expanded because, nationwide, up to 70% of inmates have drug problems, which should be dealt with before prisoners are released. +Kloeckner will represent a new trading business area for Viag as growth prospects in traditional industrial sectors are being overshadowed by the strong expansion of the services sector. +These people who do these things are taking shots in the dark," Lady Kaberry said. "It is everyone who has to live in fear now. +Bennett boasted Nov. 8 that the Bush administration's drug strategy was working and that Americans have turned against drugs. +His statement announcing the action strongly suggested that it was due to the remarks attributed to Rooney. +The congressional committees that investigated the Iran-Contra affair were given censored versions of 1,269 pages of the 2,848 pages of North's diaries. +Miami-based Carnival doesn't plan to fine anybody for throwing trash overboard, but its passengers are encouraged to separate plastics from glass, cans and paper into deck-side garbage cans. +'That's not producing real money for the rural economy.' Mr Liam Foley is also an efficient dairy producer, but he farms in County Cork and is a senior official in the Irish Farmers' Association. +Salomon stock rose 1 7/8 to 29 5/8 yesterday, but remains 19% below prevailing levels in early August, before the Treasury auction bidding scandal surfaced. +That was up from $148.02 in fiscal 1983, he added. +Each package is voted up or down, take it or leave it. +Neither the spokesman nor Israel Radio gave details about the purported changes. +But any negative development in crude oil prices is likely to cause a dramatic rise in domestic interest rates. Mr Kjell Skjevesland, a director at the Oslo-based Norse Securities, is also concerned with the oil price/interest rates connection. +Her real-life replacement, Ms. Farrow, plays another of the radio stars, a hat-check girl who finds fame after she sheds her Brooklyn accent (the same delightful squawk the actress put on in "Broadway Danny Rose"). +Warming tents were set up for the firefighters, who took turns on the fire line. +John E. Jacobson, a steel economist, estimates that since 1981 bar prices have fallen every year except 1987, when they were flat compared with 1986. +Vicorp said it wants to eliminate the $4.4 million it pays in annual dividends on the preferred shares. +Fernandez is of Puerto Rican heritage. +MiniScribe said the disk drives have more memory capacity than other disks that size. +Pioneer Electronics Capital Inc., an affiliate of Pioneer Electronic Corp. of Tokyo, purchased $15 million of those same debentures. +"Undoubtedly this is something that can be rectified over time," Nisbet said. +The administration said the trade agreement Bush signed with Gorbachev in June granting the Soviets "most favored nation" trading status would not be forwarded to Congress for approval until the emigration legislation is passed. +Norsk Data AS said it will post a bigger-than-expected first-half loss and announced the resignation of Rolf Skar, its longtime chief executive officer. +But that proved unnecessary when the door was opened Friday morning, exposing the telescope's finely polished 94.5-inch eye to starlight for the first time. +Sanctions against Beijing were solidified at last year's economic summit in France. +One payoff might be chiplike integrated circuits in which electrically encoded information is translated by porous silicon into light-encoded data, which could be sent at high speed between different computers or components within the same computer. +"I said to myself that he wanted to feel good about himself," he said. "He wanted to feel loved, he wanted to feel close to someone. +At the same time, a strong performance by the British pound in the currency markets reduced the chance of base rates being raised in the near future. +They found rental sources for a large tent with a dance floor, tables and chairs, dishes, glasses and silver, tablecloths and portable toilet facilities. +The technical name for the rig is a lift boat. +It's your last chance to see the show, which already has made the rounds of cities such as Chicago, Philadelphia and Los Angeles. +He said Neil Bush was not involved in any S&L scandal. +A companion proposal would lift the ceiling on credits that auto makers can earn if they build alternative-fueled cars; the credit can be applied to meeting federal fuel efficiency requirements. +Superconductors are materials that conduct electricity without resistance and repel magnetic fields when cooled to very low temperatures. +Year-earlier comparisons weren't provided. +State Sen. Bob Swain got little attention when he introduced a bill to designate an official state dog, but now the "Plott" has thickened. +Tsaban told The Associated Press the incident occurred between February 7 and 12 when a group of high school students were brought to a detention center near Ramallah. +Above all, the auctions were seen to be a success, encouraging greatly that elusive plant called confidence. It is the same in London. +His campaign is running on empty; at one point he even was $200,000 in debt. +Nonetheless, says Mr. Williams, "our contract with the utility doesn't force us to be a captive customer and simply accept their continuing investment decisions and rate increases without question." +Only Smith and Rauh, a newcomer to politics, declined to abide by New Hampshire's voluntary campaign spending limit of $400,000 in the primary and a like amount in the general election campaign. +Glenn Cunningham, who overcame a crippling childhood injury to become America's premier middle distance runner in the 1930s, is dead at age 78. +He did not repeat this allegation - probably because he did not have time. +In its first drug-testing rulings last March, the court upheld drug and alcohol tests for railway workers involved in accidents and U.S. Customs Service employees applying for drug-enforcement jobs or those positions that require carrying a firearm. +"Our future is totally uncertain," said Jose Fuertes, managing director of Spain's Hake Fishing Ship Owners Assocation. +His mission is to produce a video inventory of Florida's entire road system _ all 23,000 miles. +U.S. Fax Inc., Philadelphia, sells a fax network to help solve problems such as busy signals and traffic management. +Are there any indications that the American family has become more stable or secure during the past decade? +Fettery said if the agreement is approved, about 170 defendants, including those who provided furnishings and services in the hotel, still would have claims against them. +But Smith noted that Hazelwood apparently felt the ship was in competent hands. +"As the largest purchasers, they can get volume discounts." But unbundling phone services may cause the cost of residential long-distance service to rise. +The army's toughest restrictions in more than 20 years of occupation failed to contain the violence. +Trigger points which will affect the value of your shares in a private company. +The trick in a business like insurance is to be in a position to take advantage when the cycle turns. +By 1988 there was nil unemployment. +Tubacex fell Pta32 to Pta242 after saying that it had entered temporary receivership. +The Syrian leader, who spoke shortly before the departure of Egypt's Mubarak for Libya after talks in Damascus, accused Israel of blocking peace. +The company's stock price also is depressed because the Greek government wants to nationalize some of its oil operations. +Mr. Saunders allegedly passed the information on to another consultant, Thomas Muldoon, who the government says is working for Norden Systems, a United Technologies Corp. unit that was considered a prime contender for the contract. +A French engineer will tell you that he cannot start work without a plan. +Mrs. Magnuson said her husband began feeling sick Friday afternoon and was diagnosed as having suffered a "slight" heart attack Friday evening. +But Robert H. Chandross, chief economist at Lloyds Bank in New York, contends those fears will prove unjustified. +Where it once had to answer only to the timber industry, the service now has a crowd of watchdogs panting over its shoulder. +I don't think the trend will be derailed. +The company also said it intends to exercise an option to reduce its interest in the computer venture from 42.5% to 19.9% by the end of 1988, a move that was anticipated. +I went to Burma laden with packets of milk powder, coffee and flour, thinking these would make welcome presents. +The unsecured creditors' committee said unsecured claims against Southmark were closer to $1.5 billion, The Dallas Morning News reported Saturday. +Men have also fared better than women: only 12 per cent of the male sample said they were unemployed compared to 39 per cent of women. Ukraine has a long way to go before it reaches Polish levels of private activity. +Sam Burroughs, an off-duty city police detective, was driving through Country Club Plaza early today when he saw a man collecting coins from a fountain, said Lt. +We would have to have a fully staffed gambling board. +Zhao, one of China's leading reformers, has been stripped of his post in connection with the recent disturbances, sources say. +The best recreational sport for strengthening the back, in his opinion, is swimming. +A spokesman noted that the latest period's results reflect lower tax rates which went into effect July 1 as a result of the recent federal-tax overhaul. +However, he said to do so would require legislation from Congress _ legislation the administration is not currently seeking. +However, no USDA forecast is carved in granite, and the professionals in the department's Economic Research Service are quick to revise projections when conditions change significantly. +It will recoil from a course which would threaten an end to the longest period in government since Lord Liverpool's premiership 180 years ago. They may well be right. +Sales declined to $3.7 million from $4.5 million. +Manasara said the residents confounded the Israeli by refusing to answer simple questions about their place of work. +Consider three stock funds that have doubled their money in five years. +"There never were movie stars around. +The measure, eagerly sought by corporations worried about escalating liability costs, would impose a uniform federal standard of liability pre-empting a wide variety of conflicting state laws. +Ka Wah Bank became insolvent in late 1985, with bad loans totaling more than $3 billion Hong Kong dollars ($385 million). +"You have gotten away with murder, and I don't blame you for wanting to continue it," Rep. Thomas Downey, D-N.Y., told a gathering of the American Sugar Alliance. +"I am optimistic about Mr. Derwinski's potential to rise above this unattractive episode, to put it behind him once and for all," Cranston said. +Takeshita is to highlight the visit by announcing a new package of low-interest loans, estimated at $6 billion for Chinese development projects in the 1990-95 period. +The brewery is owned by the German plant builder AMS Anlagenplanung GmbH (34%) and Detroit Brewing Company LLC (64%). +While American PC sales have averaged roughly 25% annual growth since 1984 and West European sales a whopping 40%, Japanese sales were flat for most of that time. +The platform was not identified by name or exact location, although the statement said it was not the Rostam platform. +With something like a credible plan in place, though, Boots and WH Smith can spend a year or two deciding for themselves. +In August, Sundstrand said that "within the next 12 months" it expects to pay out at least $100 million related to "contracts disputes" with the government. +Fineran said Andrew had managed somehow to push Michael out of the water and onto the ice before sliding back in again. +Southern Florida also was cited by Hudlow as a major dry area, and the threat of water supply shortages also covers Boston, New York and the Delaware River basin. +Jordan argued for recovery of the occupied lands before settling their status. +"People have discounted Wednesday's performance because they realize it was overdone," one equity salesman said. +At the same time, the growing use of temporary workers helps ease fears of strikes and reduces unions' leverage. +The proposal largely duplicates an existing law passed by the state legislature, but if approved by voters on November 8 it will be much harder to repeal in the future. +For fiscal 1991, net income rose 22% to $205.8 million, or $2.65 a share, from $169 million, or $2.15 a share. +It was only with the help of a spineless Congress that he was able to borrow vast sums to finance his massive defense buildup and to offset revenues lost in his tax-cutting programs. +Edri's body was found Thursday night at a junction near the Jewish settlement of Yakir, about 24 miles north of Jerusalem. +And so I keep the vigil. +"It's a store which has successfully switched its approach from serving the carriage trade to serving the contemporary fashion needs of middle to upper-income customers," said Kurt Barnard, publisher of Barnard's Retail Marketing Report. +It provides such things as home banking, shopping and airline reservations. +Nawbzada Nasrullah Khan, 72, is the second major candidate but has never been in government. +Art nouveau glass vases and antique silver boxes are popular, he says. +But circumstances in Colombia are far from logical. +The alliance will enable the companies to provide food services to airlines on a worldwide basis. +The report will include a statement alleging that Wright violated House rules in several dozen instances, said a source familiar with the investigation. +Here the scheme ends, approximately 44 weeks after initial acceptance. At Stampiton, Mr Lever has just entered module four. +GAF also confirmed a report in this newspaper that it privately offered to sweeten its bid for Borg-Warner late Friday to $48 a share. +The only other producer, the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Washington state, has been shut down for more than a year. +But authorities this year may be more concerned about controlling the holiday celebrations after hundreds of thousands of disenchanted Chinese took to the streets last spring calling for democracy and other changes. +The latest subpoenas follow in that line. +Unwanted lengths of the chromosome are literally cut away and the respective ends are then spliced together. +In August 1988, South Korea had a surplus of $816 million. +The 350-member National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws will discuss the bill and consider changes. +Oliveira says, "We are winning the war. +Expected tax revenues in the fiscal year totaled 62.3 trillion yen. +"There's no possibility of forming a single entity now," said a government ministry official, who asked not to be identified. +The two were meeting in Baghdad. +They are rated double-A-3 by Moody's and double-A by S&P. +The boosters burned just 1.4 seconds longer than predicted during the two minutes the boosters are used. +While volume has slipped from last year's record totals, the IPO market remains active. +A French labour inspector has asked a judge to examine the legality of the Euro Disney Look, the company's dress code. +Mr. Mow says his Los Angeles-area company, which is privately held but reports $466 million in domestic sales (plus foreign licenses) after only five years, gets about 20% of its goods from China. +Despite Col. Moammar Gadhafi's promise of continued support for liberation and alleged terrorist groups around the world, Western and Palestinian sources say the Libyan leader is cutting back on such aid. +The company rang up sales of $11 billion last year. +Doogie can take out your gall bladder, but he's just learning to drive. +As the Treasury was wrapping up its initial tax-overhaul proposal, aides presented Donald Regan with a plan that included three tax brackets for individuals: 16%, 28% and 37%. +Separately, a Senate Appropriations subcommittee held the budget for the space station to $200 million. +In the process, the bank's good loans went bad. +Sam has never been told about the problem, because his Mom firmly believes that the illness can be prevented by keeping him in the dark. +The witnesses spoke on condition of anonymity. +Glenfed Inc., parent of the nation's fifth-largest thrift, said it expects to meet analysts' earnings projections for fiscal 1987, which ends June 30. +Real-estate agents and developers say that selected bargains exist in the low and medium-priced range. +"I went to the hardware store in my jeans," she says. "My hair was sticking out all over. +In an interview, the 39-year-old investment banker confirmed market talk that he is partway through raising another big fund that "can go into anything." +I took an oath of office to protect sources and methods of intelligence and I would never discuss anything I was doing at the CIA that would affect the national security," Bush said. +Charles is heard prominently on the instrumental "Healing Chant." There is a tenuous and harmonious thread to "Yellow Moon," partly due to producer Daniel Lanois' (Peter Gabriel, U2) recording style. +The house has been part of the Garden District tour as long as the National Park Service has been giving it, he said. "This fence, they say, is the prototype for chain-link fence," he told the tourists. +Ousted Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and her political foes launched campaigns Tuesday for next month's elections, which are seen as a forum on whether her government was wrongly dismissed. +That's equivalent to 7.76% for an investor in the 28% tax bracket and 8.34% for someone paying 33% in taxes. +`Most of the increase in orders in July was for durable goods, up $3.5 billion or 2.8 percent to $128.2 billion," the report said. +For instance, the $119 package doesn't include representation in a divorce proceeding or malpractice suit. +To encourage new production, Congress enacted several different prices for gas according to source, such as tight sands or very deep wells, and permitted those prices to rise with inflation. +If the West German agency chooses the Titan vehicle, the launch will be made from Cape Canaveral, Fla., Martin Marietta said. +That produced a tide of manufacturing jobs that has spread through Asia's first generation of newly industrialized countries, or NICs-South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore. +The young lovers are Peter Dobson and Jessica Steen. +"You keep alive the dream of a free Nicaragua," she said. +Today's blimps use inert helium instead of the highly flammable hydrogen that destroyed the famous Hindenburg dirigible in New Jersey in 1937. +Jamming of Western radio stations such as Radio Free Europe has ceased, but the official media has stepped up rebuttals of reports heard on the stations. +I don't know where I get it," a frail but vibrant Mrs. Scales said at a meeting Sunday with Smith President Mary Maples Dunn. +Jocelyn Tomkin Astronomy Department University of Texas Austin, Texas The Internal Revenue Service plans to restructure itself more like a private corporation. +That figure is down considerably from several years ago when rebel political operations in the United States had strong U.S. government backing. +The senators may, if they wish, stick their heads in the sand of SALT II, but they shouldn't complain too loudly if the president or the public doesn't join them. +It has the characteristics of a Gaullist union of nations rather than those of a sapling superstate. +One of the very toughest is Section 89 of the 1989 tax act, which compels corporations to prove they are conferring benefits equally on all employees. +Its monthly survey queries purchasing executives at more than 300 industrial companies across the nation. +"It's so intense anyway that we don't need any more," he said. +It's time to clear the air _ and you know, I think we will. +Some analysts doubted, however, that other bidders would resurface. +"The Call of the Wild," Jack London. +In the past 10 years, the funds, and their founder, have made an enormous amount of money. +"Society made its choice," said the taciturn prime minister, who took office in August 1989 after decades as a writer in the Catholic opposition. +Children in that group were not affected by custody arrangements, the study found. +Most of the state's 1,488 polling stations opened on schedule at 8 a.m. Workers were given the day off, and turnout was reported strong among the 709,000 registered voters. +We know it does not permit deployment. +A couple of weeks later, she left her purse in a shopping cart basket at another supermarket, and again someone returned it. +At least, not their estimates for this year. +Why has it acquired Stag Furniture? +Last week, the dollar reached a four-week high of 129.35 yen and a seven-week peak of 1.6355 marks, but buying interest faded quickly around those levels. +The SMI index added 17.1 to 2,867.7. Buying of Roche certificates, up SFr50 to SFr6,250, by one small bank triggered demand elsewhere in the sector. +THE DOLLAR REBOUNDED from postwar lows after central bank intervention, sparking stock and bond rallies but sending gold prices skidding. +Soviet history books long have claimed that Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia voluntarily joined the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics at the beginning of World War II. +A United Mine Workers spokesman terms as ridiculous a lawsuit filed by a strikebound coal company alleging the union's selective strike program is a thinly veiled racketeering operation. +This explains why neither credit nor ruble work. +'The jump has been caused by being fashionable,' says Jennifer Tullberg, company secretary and William's wife. +Taxable funds invest in commercial paper (short-term corporate IOUs), bank certificates of deposit and Treasury bills. +Almost all of the extra financing will come from higher taxes and increased borrowing, while Germany's fat welfare budget will remain untouched. +Increasing SEC power to gather Wall Street data was approved by the House. +Mr. Parnes also said he has testified to government investigators about his role. +The scientists now want to trace the white blood cells after they are returned to the patient to understand why TIL therapy works for some, but not others. +The Constitution requires that a president be 35 years old. +He has tried to oust the estimated 40,000 Syrian troops from Lebanon. +By comparison, high-grade corporate bonds gained 1/8 point on average. +One of Sweden's leading insurers, Skandia, has set up its own banking unit and the Post Office is offering a broader range of banking services. Competition within the Nordic region is also intensifying. +The bank board said mortgage rates dropped by nearly half a percentage point in early February when compared with early January. +One industry source said RJR's anger stemmed in part from the agency's lack of deference to RJR, whose array of consumer products is so vast that it has ad agencies beating down its door. +Another U.S. banker who also sits on an advisory committee questioned the present committee system: "The Russian slang word for committee roughly translates into a dog with four hind legs," he said. +"We always hate to see our companies being taken over, and we're often not satisfied with the price," he said. +"When I meet those old Japanese tourists on the beaches of the Philippines, I always wonder how much they enjoy it," Mr. Saito says. +On the Big Board, Texaco shares rose 1 1/8 to 39 1/4 on more than 1.4 million shares. +The U.S. Air Force based in Osan, 25 miles south of Seoul, used helicopters and 20 paramedics to rescue stranded flood victims. +But Anthony Galde is an unmenacing teen-age villain, the kind of street punk who would have been out-of-date in the original production of "West Side Story." +This is a shame, because Mr. Bush's goodwill among minorities gives him a chance to shape a new and better civil-rights consensus. +The Tigers don't own any large parking areas. +Officially, the doors are still open for North Korean participation, but nobody expects athletes from the North to fill the rooms left empty for them at the athletes' village. +Haley said the new formula would benefit milk wholesalers, or "handlers," under federal milk marketing orders. +During heavy fighting over the past several months, Save the Children has distributed rations to about a third of the population of Lebanon, the announcement said. +If you're not doing something right, she'll scream and holler. +Some residents of the nearby Rancho Carrillo housing tract in Riverside County temporarily evacuated their homes as smoke and dust from the fire filled the air on Friday, Bundick said. +This has replaced socialism as the theme song of John Smith's Labour party. +In some cases, the Thai government encourages the process by nudging Japanese companies into joint ventures with Thai partners. +A complete overhaul failed to revive the sagging late-night fortunes of "Wheel of Fortune" host Pat Sajak, whose CBS talk show goes around for the final time next week. +"Chrysler had stated that if it couldn't get a good price, it wouldn't sell," said analyst Ron Glantz of Dean Witter Reynolds in San Francisco. +"They are more decisive. +The dollar's stability despite central bank intervention helped boost the market as well. +It controlled 35 percent of Champion's common Stock. +Score one for Going Out and one for staying home. So Going Out emerges from this refresher course pretty robustly; the vitality of live events and the uniqueness of each performance score heavily. +The Viacom executive also said the HBO-Fox pact wouldn't hurt Showtime "because there is plenty of other movie product out there" from smaller movie studios. +Another possibility is a push into custom-parts production. +The bonds are convertible into shares of Avis Europe PLC at a set price, however. +Dr. O.C. Smith, a Shelby County medical examiner, said Dennis Johnson, 34, was apparently asphyxiated. +The wall absorbed curses and graffiti and the ritualistic invective of visiting presidents and prime ministers. +Roh deplored the bombing, but said his government still needs to promote dialogue with North Korea to avoid a "possibly more tragic incident." Roh also said increasing violence in the National Assembly elections would be suppressed. +Faltering production and disagreements among the partners over management practices left the venture unable to meet its targets. +Within the Arab world, Saddam's goals are "Iraqi leadership and that he is prepared to use virtually all means to achieve that end, from economic intimidation to the use of force and terror," Reich said in an interview. +But, as far as Europe is concerned, Britain does not lead - it follows. +"The `wire curtain' and the concrete pillars were almost completely removed from Saturday to Monday," MTI said Monday. +Opposition parties were widely expected to disrupt parliamentary proceedings with demands that Takeshita or other top leaders resign to take responsibility for the involvement of prominent party officials in the scandal. +"They'd say, `Come on, Janet, we're going to have something to eat together.' +Complaints and Mice Are Up at Amtrak THE COMPLAINTS sound familiar: lousy service, long delays and mechanical breakdowns. +More recently, he says, corporate downsizing, with resulting layoffs, has spurred activity. +The FDA meets regularly with drug companies testing new drugs to advise the companies on what further research is needed for approval. +About 5.4 million acres of owl habitat already are in national parks or wilderness areas off limits to logging, so an additional 3 million acres would have to be withdrawn. +During an 11-month period in Arizona, the ratio of reported bites to the estimated pet population was 0.3 percent for ferrets, compared with 0.4 percent for cats and 2.2 percent for dogs, they said. +A Soviet emigrant student who transferred to the school this year said she is learning much more than in public school because of a higher teacher-student ratio and intensive instruction. +And delegates ratified an earlier Nationalist proposal to retire by 1991 all 800 elderly members of the lawmaking Legislative Yuan and electoral college from mainland China. +The WIPP was supposed to open last October, but questions about the long-term safety of the salt beds and how waste is to be transported to it have delayed the opening. +According to Mr John Dingell, Democrat chairman of the House energy and commerce committee, and an opponent of the treaty: 'Every sign I see is that the votes are not present for Nafta to be carried. +"That's a good one," says Mr. Musselman. +At the same time, Vicon said it granted Chugai the exclusive right to sell Vicon's video products, which are used in security and control applications, in Japan. +They're solid, mature people whose appetite for politics and for change has been whetted and definitely they don't need gurus or senior advisers," he said. +He sang Finnish folk songs for a while, then inexplicably jumped up and threatened to flatten the man seated in front of him. +I didn't even drink," she said. "And then all of a sudden, bang! +They have reached the level of the mid-1960s in comparative purchasing power, official estimates say. +Boesky paid $100 million in penalties and pleaded guilty to one felony to settle the biggest insider trading case ever. +Return fares to Auckland start at around Pounds 900, cheaper at bucket shops. +Another problem is the image of the Philippines as a low-cost, low-tech manufacturing environment suitable for handicrafts and garments, and perhaps low-end electronics, but not software. +He joins other Soviet artists who have recently been permitted to visit Israel. +The measure would require Congressional approval. +But they were released an hour later when Amal promised villagers that the U.N. force would seek to locate Kasfi and bring him back. +Nevertheless, Soviet pressures are having some effect. +They just don't understand the connection between shoes and images of a girl vacuuming a carpet on a lawn. +I mean, he understood housing, he clearly understood HUD (programs) and HUD regulations," recalls Raymond Reisert, a former PaineWebber executive. +He said there were about 75 protesters. +Captured at gunpoint and moved to Iraq, he spent three months as a human shield in a refinery outside Baghdad. +So, it would be wrong to assume the F&B unit trust is better than a rival fund (which takes the annual charge from income) offering, say, 6 per cent. +Motor insurers benefited from a decline in the frequency of claims, and there was a significant fall in fire and property claims. The value of surrendered policies increased from Pounds 4.9bn in 1991 to Pounds 5.3bn last year. +The onus must always be on bidding companies to ensure everyone keeps mum. +Avana quickly rejected the offer as "wholly unwelcome" and not in the best interests of shareholders. +Sununu threatened any version of the pending "family leave" bill that would mandate such an employee benefit, according to business group lobbyists who attended a White House meeting with him on Monday. +The quake, which measured 6.7 on the Richter scale, struck at 5:34 a.m. near the town of Batang, which is close to Sichuan province's western border with Tibet, the State Seismological Bureau said. +'We did not need any devaluation,' he said yesterday. +Police fired warning shots and burst tear gas canisters in several neighborhoods of the capital to break up crowds, UNI said. +Articles appeared in food sections of newspapers around the country. +These are the weasel words of the wily whip; they do not win anyone's respect. +Van Gogh's "Irises" sold for a record $53.9 million, Sotheby's auction house in New York said. +In the East room ceremony, Bush watched a group of children from Toledo, dressed in traditional Spanish colonial garb, dance to mariachi music. +He said mirrors were cracked, tables damaged, and some statues had fingers broken off. +About 500,000 pounds of marijuana was imported to and distributed from Lafayette and several thousand pounds of cocaine was flown to Shreveport, he said. +But Joseph Ronning, an analyst with Brown Brothers Harriman Inc., warned that the sales improvement might look better than it really is because results last Christmas were disappointing. +The health insurance measure was initiated by the president but then changed in Congress. +The group's positions include rolling back tax breaks for the wealthy, immediate reductions in automotive and industrial pollution levels, and higher pay for teachers. +Four other firms were also identified as Regan contributors and underwriters for the state. +The Los Angeles-based aerospace concern, which has been publicly acknowledged as the radar-evading warplane's developer, probably got the classified contract last fall, the officials said. +Mr. Holmes a Court has permission from U.S. securities regulators to buy as much as 15% of Texaco, and some analysts said his failure to buy up Texaco shares as their price has sagged indicates he is in a cash bind. +Energy futures prices ended mixed in moderate trading Thursday, with crude oil under pressure from short-term softening in demand. +Most taxes are withheld at the workplace, and workers do not need to file annual tax returns. +Until 1980, the building was regularly painted every five years. Because of persistent paint failure, the White House and National Park Service asked the National Bureau of Standards in 1976 to make a study and recommend corrective action. +An 18-year-old injured in a motorcycle accident says words of encouragement recorded by Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino helped pull him out of his three-month coma. +Iraq annexed Kuwait six days after the invasion and last week the former emirate was declared Iraq's 19th province. +The producers of "Die Hard 2" transported cast and crew to three cities in a multimillion-dollar and largely unsuccessful attempt to shoot during a real snowstorm. +The balance of trade with north America was nonetheless healthier than a year ago. The deficit with Western Europe excluding the EC also widened. +On other commodity markets, silver also rose; petroleum futures were mixed; grains and soybeans advanced; and livestock and meat futures rose. +Big banks generally paid at low rates because foreign loan-loss reserves and overseas branch losses hurt U.S. results. +One of the vehicles swerved off the highway into the power pole. +On Saturday, the coalition will hold a Counter-Inaugural Forum at All Soul's Church, followed on Sunday by an interfaith gathering outside the National Cathedral featuring traditional Native American prayers from representatives of the Piscataway nation. +After two weeks of rising prices, the Swiss franc foreign bond market has reached a consolidation phase, with many market participants believing that rates will stabilize around current levels. +The leisure and sportswear company ann-ounced a pre-tax deficit of Pounds 8.6m for 1993 on dwindling turnover; it achieved profits of Pounds 1.11m in 1992. The directors saw little sign of optimism for this year. +About 30 percent of all shares were left unpriced at the end of the session due to lack of sufficient sell orders to match buy orders, traders said. +Neither are hundreds of other tiny museums around the country that thousands of people visit and enjoy. +But significant gaps remained between the Dukakis and Jackson stances on taxes, defense and foreign policy that could be fought out in Denver or on the convention floor next month in Atlanta. +It still isn't completely clear how Credit Lyonnais dug itself such a deep hole. +The United States tripled the strength of its force in the gulf as the `tanker war" worsened in 1987. +Republican McCain denounced the delay as political cowardice. +No one knows how it will end in Kosovo, the former Yugoslav territory ruled by Serbia. +However, police have identified a suspect who has been jailed on unrelated sexual assault charges since Oct. 14. +At one point, 50,000 out of 770,000 customers were without power. +Instead of ignoring them, Bentsen spoke to them directly. +But a 9th Circuit judge, John Noonan, stayed the execution four days before it was to take place. +The concern has about 14.5 million shares outstanding. +Jerry Chase, 25, of Hazlehurst, surrendered Tuesday to Copiah County Sheriff Tommy Jackson. +But in an interview, Mr. Fellheimer vigorously denied that either the company was for sale or that the executives were fired. +As the company pushes ahead with plans to close 21 North American factories, other UAW locals will come under pressure to do as Arlington did. +It would also get out of most of the electronics systems business, which control engines for aircraft and missile systems. +EVEN without the 11 players who retired, defaulted or otherwise withdrew, the 25th US Championships of the open era have provided enough on-court shocks among the men to be sub-titled 'Slaughter on 10th Avenue.' +Aggregate operating profit for the two businesses consequently rose to as much as #50 million in the year ending Sept. 30, from a pre-merger level of about #40 million, analysts estimate. +First the office was three months late in opening, and then there was no turnround. +Load factor declined to 41.4%, from 45.9%. +But it is an open question whether these features justify the judicial construction of a federal contract and tort system on top of the anti-discrimination system Congress has put in place. +Bush told the students that he was in charge of two meetings in which the 1983 Grenada invasion was planned and he said he had helped form and head the South Florida Task Force on Drugs that began seven years ago. +AT&T suspended negotiations with Britain's Cable & Wireless aimed at setting up a global alliance in international telecommunications services, say people familiar with the talks, which could resume in the summer. +A steerer takes a buyer to an apartment, where the dealer accepts the buyer's money and pushes the drugs through an opening in the apartment door. +He rejected Buddism as atheistic, but liked the Sikh religion from the start. +Indian troops have on at least three previous occasions briefly suspended military operations against the Tamil rebels. +Two days later, Mr. Tillotson phoned. +The astronauts then will prepare to end the five-day flight with a landing at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. +It will begin its investing program Dec. 1. +No way, contends spokesman Michael A. Winter. +The GOP needed it to keep a role in drawing lines for the seven new House seats California is expected to gain, because Democrats easily retained control of the Legislature. +Some GOP lawmakers fear a veto will hurt the party's pro-family image. +Outboard Marine Corp., based in Waukegan, 40 miles north of Chicago, reported fiscal third-quarter net income of $6.8 million, a 76 percent drop from the same period last year. +The Moslem and tribal codes that determine public behavior in Saudi Arabia include bans on alcohol, and the mixing of men and women outside their homes. +It was hard to credit that he should put his name to such a feeble folk-fantasy, devoid of any inventive spark. +The 10.5% debentures are exchangeable for shares of Mobil Corp. common stock that Enron acquired in 1964, when it sold a subsidiary to Mobil, and that it has held in escrow pending redemption of the debentures. +In some instances, according to the indictment, Mr. Fowler obtained documents specifically requested by officials at Boeing or other contractors. +Vast tracts of the hilly high country has been converted to forestry, and it takes 25 to 30 years for a tree to reach maturity. +That compares with Pounds 743m last year after redundancy charges, giving underlying profits growth at mid-point of about 4.5 per cent. +There was no immediate reaction from the Pentagon. +"It's quite high," he told reporters. +Was it concern for the law that caused the House of Representatives to stay in session all night for emotional, if unheard, speeches? +"The Equality Trap" is a generous book filled with profound personal insights and lousy economic theories. +He said the community needed to move towards more realistic prices at a pace the agricultural community could accept. +'My friends who disagree say Europe is in a mess. +"We have had some discussions with regulators, and we are very optimistic that they'd give us the green light on this," he said. +Campbell said it plans to integrate its existing U.K. operations and its Netherlands-based Groko frozen-foods business into Freshbake, which will retain its current management. +A few months ago Akihiro Okumura, a professor of business at Keio University and an adviser to the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, flatly predicted that "in technology, except for aerospace, Japan will win." +The company said it is comfortable with Alex. Brown & Sons' second-quarter earnings estimate of 20 cents a share, revised upward Tuesday from 17 cents. +Keith Blevins, publisher of the Americus Times-Recorder, has been named publisher of The Daily Citizen-News of Dalton. +"Public health and safety, for example," Carl Gidlund, a Forest Service spokesman, said. "Now we have the Public Health Service in to ensure it's clean. +Two suspected Mafiosi were shot to death on the main street of a Palermo suburb, raising to 16 the number of people killed in gangland warfare in Sicily this week, police reported today. +Bert Lance has no official role at the Democratic convention, but Jesse Jackson will make sure there is a place at the table for the burly Georgia politician declared persona non grata four years ago. +ODOR ORDINANCE in Jacksonville is struck down by judge for vagueness. +Options volume is up 35 per cent, and futures volume has more than doubled thanks to the new government bond future. +Cahners has become the largest U.S. trade magazine publisher through a series of high-priced acquisitions in recent years. +The software is explicitly described as an ERP product and is intended to support 'lean,' JIT-type manufacturing procedures. Another ERP product is the Control Manufacturing system from Cincom, first launched in March this year. +That's higher than those of other private-label mortgage securities by 0.05 to 0.10 percentage point, but not as high as some had expected, considering that the loans came from failed S&Ls and include some nonperforming loans. +The government charged today that cash, jewelry, fine wines and fruits were given to the nation's former chief law enforcement officer by defendants in the influence-peddling trial of Leonid I. Brezhnev's son-in-law. +In May, three paintings, among them a Van Gogh and a work by French impressionist Paul Cezanne, were taken from Amsterdam's Municipal Museum. +On Wednesday, the judge took nearly three hours to outline the 19 charges against Heidnik to the jury, and explained all the possible verdicts, among them innocent by reason of insanity and guilty but mentally ill. +The main body of each letter was already typed. +Upper respiratory ailments and back pain are the top two reasons people miss work, says the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. +By an even more overwhelming ratio of six to one, voters say they want to protect the environment even if it means they will have to pay higher prices. +He noted Dukakis had proclaimed himself tough on crime. +Though the executives were later penalized for breaking securities rules, Mr. Campeau suffered a defeat that plunged him into depression. +A fourth defendant, stockbroker Anthony Parnes, 45, was found guilty of false accounting and theft charges. +"I still think we have a shot at late September," Crippen said. +The whole area is gradually to be integrated with older Jerusalem by a new master plan. When judging the international competition to find an architect the jury had to tackle two problems. +IBM is also offering circuit-boards incorporating its home-built Intel-designed chips to other PC makers. IBM has also demonstrated its ability to improve upon Intel's microprocessor designs. +KWO is an integrated structure, each department depending on each other for success and winning customers. +Among signs of movement in resolving the Cambodian conflict is a dialogue now under way among Cambodian factions and between China and the Soviet Union. +A skull with a Nazi helmet that contains the letters "CIA" is depicted prominently in the mural. +An inquiry by the Indian government concluded that a bomb caused the crash. +The market value of a single strong bank, Security Pacific Corp. of Los Angeles, is $5.8 billion. +Ben Brafman, a lawyer for the company's owner, Angelo Paccione, said, "These were hospital materials. +Jeffrey Percell goes to trial April 6, charged with the slaying of his 61-year-old parents, who were bound, gagged and shot in the head. +Indeed, Canadian bank stock holders face a greater threat of dilution because, unlike U.S. bank rules, Canadian regulations prohibit banks from including loan loss reserves as part of their capital. +He said Bush expressed hopes that Shamir remained committed to the plan he espoused last year. +MSI's board will state its position on the offer on or before Sept. 23, Charles S. Strauch, president and chief executive officer of MSI, said yesterday in a letter to shareholders. +Like most classical musicians, she won't divulge her income. +North is a target of the Iran-Contra investigation being conducted by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh but has not been indicted. +But Mujuru said Zimbabwean troops had gained the upper hand in counterinsurgency operations since the first major incursions eight months ago. +Using a series of 40 hidden cameras, researchers have found a larger population of grizzly bears than previously believed inhabiting a section of national forest in northwestern Montana. +Mr. Joseph declined to say whether any further settlement talks with the SEC are planned; talks earlier this summer collapsed. +Chinese authorities claimed someone had fired on the troops marching along Changan Avenue from a foreigner's apartment in the compound next to mine. +Joe T. Meador, a former Army lieutenant who was among the U.S. troops who entered Quedlinburg in April 1945, is believed to have stolen the artifacts. +The declaration, made public late Friday night, said the congress has decided to mobilize "all means" to assure continuation of the 20-month-old Palestinian uprising in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. +Delays in placing the detainees in halfway houses was one of the issues n as triggering last year's uprisings at federal prisons in Atlanta and Oakdale, La. +The Calgary, Alberta-based oil and gas concern said holders applied to purchase 3.9 million shares under the offer, which expired Aug. 3. +"The plane was full of fuel and the thieves took three five-gallon `jerry' cans of fuel, enough for another hour in the air," says Max Meyers, MAF president. +Earlier this month, Terry Halperin, the U.S. attorney for the Virgin Islands, announced that she would not bring charges against the mayor there. +Sir Nicholas became a Name in 1973 and last year was a member of 23 syndicates - including two which have made big losses. +Sales for the latest quarter totaled $3.34 billion, up from $3.1 billion during the final quarter of fiscal 1986. +In the 1992 outlook, a widely watched prediction of demand, Seattle-based Boeing extended the 5.2% annual-growth estimate that it last year applied through 2005. +"Friday Night Lights" describes a city hit hard when oil prices plummeted in the early 1980s, ruining a region that depends upon petroleum. +Mr. Welch's name and his "vision" now predominate meetings, as if he were the guru of turbine-generators. +Hungary in September became the first nation to restore ties, and Czechoslovakia was the second on Feb. 9. +U.S. citizens who want to escape from Kuwait by crossing the desert receive daily words of caution by radio from the State Department. +Moreover, economists expect even West Germany's nominal trade surplus to begin receding as the strong mark strains the competitiveness of German exporters. +Chugh comments that tax evasion in its various forms has grown more serious in recent years, leading to significant social and economic consequences. +ALLIED-LYONS, the drinks and food group, has turned almost half of its former London headquarters over to temporary shelter for the homeless. Allied-Lyons has given up three of the eight floors at its former offices in Islington, north London. +"I lost my self-esteem," she said. "I victimized myself and abused my child." The life of a homeless woman is harsh even without having to care for her children, Ms. Hummel said. +Although it has the same amount of office space as the Docklands - 10m sq ft - the vacancy rate in Croydon is just 8 per cent, compared with about 50 per cent in the Docklands. +The insurer's first-half net income rose 17% to 416.9 million guilders ($211.5 million), largely because the year-earlier results were depressed by payments for 1990 winter storm damage. +Cerus will soon place a representative on the Yves Saint Laurent S.A. board, either Mr. De Benedetti himself or Alain Minc, Cerus's day-to-day boss. +The sketchy police unrest report, which covers incidents from the previous 24 hours, did not release any additional details. +Another researcher called the findings a "hopeful statement" for exasperated parents of teen-agers. +Couples often live together unmarried "because of the financial penalty for getting married," says Dame Joan Seccombe, the Conservative Party's vice chairman with responsibility for women. +Hrawi said Lebanon's interest would "best be preserved by implementing the Taif accord," which mainly redistributes power equally between Christians and Moslems. +Last month, the Senate voted to send a delegation of congressional staffers to Poland to assist its legislature, the Sejm, in democratic procedures. +The fact that some abuses may emerge as the new system expands in the marketplace cannot support the type of wholesale condemnation implied in your article. +For Rene Berlandier, president of the fans' association, the main problem facing bullfighting is excessively high ticket prices. +Buck predicted the test will account for 10 percent to 15 percent of all AIDS testing during its second year on the market. +Chrysler, however, rose 1/4 to 16 3/4. +He said the sale will sharpen the company's focus on key markets for information services. +Although nations of the so-called non-aligned movement expressed token solidarity with the Arab League, hard-line Arabs had to back off linking bans on chemical and nuclear weapons for lack of real support. +The Democrats had hoped the president would discuss, in addition to procedure, the contents of a budget compromise. +The taunt caused his critics to back down. Mr Ter-Petrosian is trying to give the appearance of marching gamely ahead. He doesn't mind too much having traded his former career at Yerevan University for his current job. +Planes to and from Chicago are being delayed safely on the ground in an unprecedented attempt to reduce congestion and the growing number of air traffic controller errors at the nation's busiest airport, officials say. +For example, rates on new short-term Treasury bills at the government's regular weekly sale fell to their lowest auction levels in nearly three years. +Most of them agree with the policy goals Washington is setting and most, like Republican Gov. Thomas Kean of New Jersey, believe states can achieve those goals better than Washington. +In the past two years, the government has floated shares in 70 companies and it has recently decided to privatise 15 more, including the big vehicle assembly businesses. +Each is defined by a small urban area: Coronation Street in Weatherfield and Albert Square in Walford. +A vanished fortuneteller and her companion were convicted of duping an elderly woman out of $150,000 after telling her that the souls of her two dead husbands could be raised from hell to heaven. +Lucius Barker, a political science professor at St. Louis' Washington University who was a Jackson delegate in 1984, said the he-cannot-win argument is becoming a code for opposition to Jackson on racial grounds. +Most major Japanese financial institutions will be closed Wednesday through Friday because of holidays. +Later, in London, it fell back to 130.27 yen. +The 16-year-old white girl was killed while attending a volleyball tournament at Conroe High School, where Brandley, who is black, was a janitor. +"This city is what I am. Philadelphia has been home forever," he said. +It would be wonderful if we could use monetary policy to cure inflation without enlarging the deficit and support the dollar without raising interest rates. +Others say it's downright dangerous. +Retail sales fell 0.6 percent in March following a drop in February, the first back-to-back declines in more than three years, the government said today. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Louisana-Pacific's shares closed at $32.25 a share, unchanged. +Couples embarking on their first marriage tended to have roughly similar educational backgrounds. +But medical and hospital associations have called it misguided. +A huge property group teetered on the brink of collapse. Retailers warned that there were few signs of life in the high street. Dividends were cut or paid uncovered. +The idea is to charge students for spending more than the average time needed to complete a course. +But it also means he has to convince nervous retailer and skeptical employees that he's interested in a long-term relationship and not a fast buck. +With the withdrawal deadline approaching, Najib exhorted the Afghan people to protect their nation's sovereignty. +And Eric Miller, chief market strategist for Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette, says he's skeptical of computer programs, too. +The new company, in turn, would be jointly owned with Nigeria, which would swap crude rather than pay cash for its equity share. +Q. What about China? +A senior State Department official said he hoped that would lead to direct Arab-Israeli peace talks. +At the end of the war he was a highly decorated major general. +"The exposition of the play is a bit crudely done," Lamos said. +Panama's military dictator, Gen. +A broken egg has dried on the living room floor. +The Kennedy Center circulated fliers around town announcing auditions for "macho he-men" to appear this week in Hungarian choreographer Laszlo Seregi's balletic tale of an abortive slave uprising in ancient Rome. +The powdered food is made into a sticky dough with the addition of heat and water. +Mandela's statement, to return to South Africa," a spokesman said. +She said there was no way to know immediately what effects were in Duke's service area outside Charlotte. +"Landscape With Farmhouse And Haystack" by the 17th-century Dutch master Jan van Gooyen, was stolen from the Twenthe National Museum in Enschede on Wednesday, according to the television report Friday. +The ruling also is likely to put further pressure on the Fed to grant banks new investment-banking powers. +Mr. Erck, a San Antonio banker holding 63.4% of one preferred series, plans to vote against the bailout, First City said. +Mandela has "disregarded the existence of the white nation in South Africa," Treurnicht said. "He does not intend to recognize any white community. +He said a doctor examined her on Aug. 12 and found her completely fit. +The IIMR includes major restructuring costs in headline earnings, for example, even though such costs are unlikely to recur. +She takes his gun, gets a nod from him, and kills the horse with one shot. There are no tears afterward; the bravado isn't an act. +It might almost be said that Bentsen takes moderation to an extreme. +After a year of controversy and discontent in Congress, Thornburgh on Monday imposed the change he has been seeking for 15 years. +Swanson and Wood couldn't be reached for comment. +One British politician was positively unrestrained at a lunch addressed by Jack Kemp, housing secretary. +This year, a month-long car trip took them as far as Vancouver, British Columbia. +Last year, it bought $5.5 billion worth and the total for 1988 is forecast at $6.9 million. +Construction spending in August is thought to have increased a modest 0.2% after July's flat reading. +Malaysia has independent unions but highly restrictive labour laws. +Various federal laws and regulations are requiring air bags, larger air conditioners and anti-lock brakes, adding still more costs, she said. +Ms. Drew is currently a managing director in charge of managing Chemical Bank's interest-rate risk and liquidity. +The researchers reported in today's Jornal of American Medical Association that 76 percent of the subjects in their study "were worried' or "somehwat worried" about catching HIV, the AIDS virus. +The studios or independent producers absorb the deficit, hoping to recoup their losses through television reruns, foreign sales and occasional videocassettes. +About 300 evacuees spent the night at Seaford Middle School. +The industry's main concerns are the practicality and cost of dealing with the tax.' Insurance brokers have still to define their position in relation to the new tax, said Mr David Hough of the British Insurance and Investment Brokers' Association. +These are souches - ancient, gnarled vine roots available when vineyards are being replanted. +The local government linked the two currencies in October 1983 at a rate of one U.S. dollar to 7.80 Hong Kong dollars, and has adamantly refused to consider a revaluation. +Much of the liability for the accident, and similar catastrophes, falls on the providers of reinsurance that operate through Lloyds. +The Salvadoran government has offered a reward of $250,000 for information leading to the prosecution of those responsible for the massacre. +The death raised to 507 the number of Palestinians killed in the 18-month uprising against Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. +Sommerfield began his re-enactment of the inaugural voyage in Mount Vernon, Va., last Sunday. +One area of Soviet support of Cuba likely to be affected by current events in the Middle East is the re-export concessions of crude oil and oil products. +"I can't even explain it to you, and I've seen it three times," says Richard Orloff, marketing manager for the Asbury Park Press, an afternoon newspaper in central New Jersey. +IBM said this was the first time it had bought into a company providing computing services to a particular industry. +"When investors still weren't sure oil prices would continue to rise, they bought these because they thought they were safer" than pure exploration stocks, Mr. Bradshaw says. +I tried to guess what might have put off those early naysayers. +"Rate-sensitive institutional investors likewise shifted dollars from money funds," Mr. Johnson said, "to higher-yielding short-term securities available in the marketplace." +About 300 workers, some chanting obscenties, picketed outside four gates Friday morning. +But a Pentagon official said that civilian aircraft would be 'turned back'. The Pentagon says Iraq has some 60,000 troops in the south, including 2 1/2 divisions of armoured and mechanised forces and associated artillery. +If the proposal is approved by Gesell, the Justice Department will ask the Supreme Court to lift the stay immediately so the North trial may proceed, according to separate statements issued by the department and Walsh. +There weren't any per-share earnings after preferred dividend requirements. +As for Allen, he left his job as he had occupied it: tight-lipped and declining all comment to the media. +After the box office sold out, a couple dozen Soviets began offering to scalp their seats for 25 rubles each. +Censorship rules imposed under the emergency ruled ban or restrict reporting about unrest, security force actions, treatment of detainees, most forms of peaceful protest and a broad range of statements the government considers subversive. +The package remained largely intact. +Saturn has sent employees to Japan to study Japanese automaking procedures, as well as to Germany, said Ms. Kay. +Glaxo and SmithKline Beecham shed a penny each to 553p and 375p. Turnover in aerospace and motor component group Lucas Industries reached 40m as dealers said the company's pension fund sold 20m shares to Smith New Court at 206p. +A skilled miner in the top category will receive a monthly increase of 190 rand, raising the top monthly wage to 1,400 rand. +One student leader, Wang Dan of Beijing University, said the students would hold actions every day through Saturday, when the government will hold Hu's funeral in the Great Hall of the People. +The new administration's length of tenure has not been announced. Gen Sani Abacha will continue to hold his post of defence minister in addition to the new post of vice-president. +The Justice Department said Monday it would prosecute any anti-trust violations it finds in the oil and gasoline price run-up _ and it's looking for them. +The take-your-time-but-do-it-right formula pays dividends in the form of a continuous good appearance. +It was the second time in a week the court upheld police tactics to fight drunken driving. +Federal courts in the 9th federal circuit, including California, will not grant state officials remedies in the form of divestitures once mergers are completed, a policy that prompted Mr. Van de Kamp to sue under state law in the Texaco case. +Not only can no one be possessed by anyone else; eventually, no one can ever be known by anyone else. +The decision says a good deal about French commitment to the single market. +Afraid of electoral reform? +Salvadoran guerrillas Thursday denounced President Alfredo Cristiani's recent cease-fire offer as a tactic taken only to win more military aid for his government. +"But what struck me most about the book was the way he laid his guts out on the matter of his showdown with Jobs," Mr. Bonomo adds. +The oil was already collecting on the Delaware side of the shoreline, Nelson predicted it could pose a serious threat to birds. +Foreign competition in the '50s was for the most part undercapitalized, inexpert and poorly focused. +There are all kinds of other assists in life," he said. +She calls herself Italian by association. +This success should help offset continuing high development expenditures on the MD-11 three-engine jet. +'You could run a small portfolio without buying any shares at all. +The programme is popular over large areas of western Russia. Three pro-Yeltsin state-funded newspapers were kept off the streets because their printing house was strafed with bullets. +He estimated first-quarter earnings at "slightly less" than $2 a share. +"There was no indication the crew was doing any of the things you indicated," he told attorney Michael Chalos. +Rittenberg had taken much of the responsibility for the mayor's problems. +In the first round of voting April 22-23, the Democratic Union won 104 of the 131 seats decided for the 356-seat tricameral regional parliament. +For the past two days, trading in the funds has been volatile because of the end of a two-week bank-settlement period. +Leningrad party chief Boris Gidaspov, seen as a likely leader of a conservative counterattack against Gorbachev, withdrew his candidacy for the city council after a poll of voters ranked him 9th on a list of 10 prominent figures, local journalists said. +Belgium's other big retail chains, Groupe GIB and Colruyt N.V., also are expected to outpace the market in the quarter. GIB announced late last month a better-than-expected 1990 profit rise of 14%. +The Transportation Department granted the route to American in September. +The cutbacks, the most severe yet in the carrier's effort to shrink its way to profitability, make it plain that Eastern will readily liquidate any operation that fails to promise short-term returns. +In seven years, it shed nearly 13,000 jobs to about 28,000 by the end of last year; improved training; and cut inventories. RVI nearly went bankrupt before its restructuring took effect. +Credit Suisse is expected to continue the trend when it releases figures on Friday. +Relations between the two groups have worsened since the start of the uprising. +"We're not in the film business," Mr. Maxey said. +Foreign trade scored a 1988 surplus of $618 million. +Southland Corp. said it signed a letter of intent to sell 21 of its 7-Eleven stores in Missouri to FFP Partners L.P., a Fort Worth, Texas-based company formed last year to purchase convenience stores. +"Our sutures come out of the package straight and smooth," he says. +The U.S. has said the 1990 Soviet immigration ceiling is higher than the roughly 50,000 Soviets the United States will admit this year. +Crucial to the decision, he said, is investigators' ability to find two key witnesses. +It meant that instead of answering questions about why Congress didn't prevent the savings and loan scandal, or why it can't balance the budget, lawmakers were in sudden demand as local experts on foreign policy. +The misery of Mozambique is an open book that can be read in many ways. +But some see peril in the scenario approach. +The press material stresses the opportunities the film has given to unknown black actors, including Mr. Murphy's romantic co-star, Shari Headley, who was chosen from more than 1,000 candidates. +And when asked 'What is the first thing you notice about girls' bodies?' +A local Sandinista political official with a bull horn exhorts the crowd to turn back. +Protesters said teachers need an independent union to guard schools from government influence. +Cavaco Silva points out Portugal's growth rate of an estimated 4.2 percent in 1988 is almost double the European Economic Community average and a 6 percent unemployment rate is relatively low for EEC standards. +"We are disappointed that Texas Eastern refused to agree to treat Coastal fairly and not to enact any new poison pill," Coastal President James R. Paul said. +Union Pacific originally argued against the merger, which would have created the nation's third-largest rail system. +The reports said negotiations were continuing. +About six U.S. Border Patrol agents assist in interdiction efforts. +"In reality I have always been healthy," Deng said. +ABB declined comment before studying the report. +"The Saudis have to save face and keep some semblance of order," a Chicago-based oil trader said. +"They don't want to harm them by undermining anything the U.S. is doing here." +The militants have been calling for self-rule or independence in northern and eastern areas. +In delegates before the Illinois returns, Dukakis held the lead over Jackson, but his margin was almost wiped out by the Illinois returns. +And the media, it goes without saying, would be horrified at such an effort at "censorship," now redefined to include the absence of government funding. +Although dances were banned on school property, dances have been held at a community center in the town, and Purdy students have organized junior-senior proms and held them in neighboring communities. +Sultan Qaboos became the latest Arab monarch to indicate a willingness to allow greater democracy. +The CBOT dominates futures trading in U.S. Treasury futures. +The random testing is expected to begin after Jan. 14, Kortan said. +The Agriculture Department in January revised 1987 hay output downward to 149.1 million tons from last October's preliminary forecast of 153.7 million tons. +A new policy at the American Association of Museums is "nudging" museums to take responsibility, says Kathy Dwyer, program director. +Gold itself slipped $6.75 an ounce to $437.35 at its London afternoon fixing. +"Despite the controversy and disagreement that Paz' ideological position generates, his creative quality is indisputable," said Jaime Labastida, a poet who stands opposed to Paz on many political issues. +Violence continued Sunday when at least 17 people were killed. +It has a population of 110 million. +Judge Greene said the two jurors had informed him that each was contacted by telephone Monday by a woman identifying herself as a reporter. +The agency quoted San Carlos police station chief Capt. +Altogether, Zimbabwe's five-year program calls for $16 billion of investment, an estimated $12.6 billion of it from local sources. +Assuming Philips holds on until it thinks otherwise, investors should take their cue from the parent. +The commission is designated 'nonpartisan' - no more than three members can be from one party. Mr Watson tends to be a hands-on sleuth. +On Tuesday, Insilco said it would divest itself of its units that make modular housing and provide materials for individuals to build homes. +"That's the job of the local reporter, but I don't do that in the book," she says. "This is more of a household encyclopedia that would be applicable anywhere." +The $500 million value placed on the transaction by the manufacturer includes spare parts and training for the crews of the airline, one of two which flies overseas from the People's Republic of China. +The committee has used the Olympics to improve the environment rather than accepting it as an ugly polluting monster, too powerful to be turned aside. +The first faculty meeting after the holidays. +The subway signs will describe the city's public assistance programs so that people can make an educated decision about whether to give money, Koch said. +'It seems like they are trying to fit a square into a round hole,' he said. +We are claiming one thing only. +Last year he was cutting wood for a window frame when he stooped to pluck something from the ground, looked up and discovered the top part of his thumb missing. +"In these uncertain conditions, it's essential to seek further cost savings," he said. +Nixon's books on foreign policy were required reading at Reagan's National Security Council. +When he learned that Mr. Morris apparently had created the virus that played hob with computers all over the country, Mr. Friedell says, "I was shocked." +"It was nice," she said. "I didn't have to do anything. +Metal bats make it easier to hit home runs and artificially raise players' averages, says Jim Small, a major league spokesman. +Here is a breakdown on the prison sentence: Counts 1 and 2, mail fraud, 5 years. +It hides the fact that fewer and fewer young American families can afford to buy their own house today. +Joining Mrs. Williams in her worries was her 78-year-old neighbor, Rosa Ferguson, who retired on a small pension. +It was filed as a shelf registration last fall for issuance when conditions are right. +But whether the markets would interpret any widening of the target range in such a kindly light, remains to be seen. Again, with the ECA, it is hard to anticipate the impact of any changes, without seeing details of the alterations proposed. +Denmark is among the nations banning weapons exports to Iran and Iraq. +Then, on Aug. 20, Paul Kagan Associates, a research concern, held a bullish conference in New York on video retailing. +However, Kessler noted Lambert had told police that the man had brushy eyebrows and an Elvis Presley-like haircut. +Foreign funds have been channeled into investments here instead of being spent on U.S. goods. +"We're never going to be able to make it. +On Sept. 6, the Bank Board seized control of American Savings, and turned it into a federally chartered mutual thrift, owned by its depositors, as a step to prepare for the Bass Group acquisition. +The Pledge of Allegiance is an emotional issue. +All at once Samir slid to the ground, and putting on Othman's head in place of his own, started crawling towards me. +An official at the state hospital in Port-au-Prince said the morgue received the bodies of two people shot before dawn Wednesday. +"I want to see Michael Jackson as me," he said. "There was talk that Eddie Murphy would do it, but I think he would talk too nasty, say things that don't need to be said. +Soft money contributions to Republican parties from all sources came to $16.7 million and to $11.8 million for Democratic parties, according to the study. +Ten guerrillas also died. +The woman apparently had been cashing some of the victims' Social Security checks for several months, he said. +Atari charged that Micron Technology, a microchip maker, is illegally profiting from the U.S.-Japanese semiconductor trade agreement. +Streets throughout the region known as the Lowcountry are littered with piles of leaves, broken limbs and logs from felled trees _ some piled so high they obscure the view of the houses beyond. +Probes placed in the mouths of volunteers can measure bacterial acid production but not the effects on the enamel. +Mrs. Locasto was charged with felony child endangerment and was released after posting $50,000 bail late Thursday. +They are not permitted to trade in equity-related secondary markets -equities, convertible bonds or warrant bonds. +"All eyes are on the pound-dollar rate," said Jonathan Williams, a salesman at Barclays de Zoete Wedd. +What he found was a two-year gap when his earnings as a Senate staffer weren't recorded at all. +Like Michael J. Fox, Bruce Willis and other TV stars, Johnson was flooded with offers from film producers seeking to transmit his Sonny Crockett allure to theatrical attractions. +"I do not believe that the British are occupying forces," he told reporters. "My impression in Northern Ireland is that the British are trying to play a constructive role. +Sentiment was cautious ahead of Tuesday's British trade report for August, dealers said. +These determined authenticity and the amount of restoration of every item proposed. +It is breathtaking that the very cabinet minister with responsibility for company laws should put in a word for a man charged with comprehensively breaking them. +Earlier this month, the judge issued a restraining order blocking the carrier's plans to reduce its service and close its Kansas City hub Sept. 1. +But the national dailies ran editorials urging the two sides to resolve their differences. +We all know that Budgets that are well-received on the day of delivery often turn out to be turkeys. +SCRATCH 'N SNIFF, orders the 'very smelly leaflet' about Grimsby's new National Fishing Heritage Centre. +Suddenly, the potent mixture of avarice and optimism that blasted Japanese stocks into the stratosphere in the 1980s has been supplanted by a pervasive sense of gloom. +On Sunday evening, the storm was downgraded to a tropical depression, located near Columbia with maximum sustained winds of 30 mph in squalls. +He said Wednesday he and other family members have formed Chatham Acquisition Corp. and retained Goldman Sachs & Co. as financial adviser. +He stands up to the Russians in '88, only to end up in the American Gulag. +Buying interest in Du Pont, which declared a stock split and a dividend boost, and certain other blue-chip issues gave the industrial average a better performance than broader indexes. +But a firm date hasn't been set and Wall said he is concerned public opinion will harden and Congress may even recess until next year before he gets a chance to tell his side of the story. +In the early 1970s, three were set up for leading groups of state employees (mainly men) who did not strike or collectively bargain: top civil servants and judges; doctors and dentists; and the armed forces. +Warner's "Lethal Weapon 2" had the third-highest box-office sales of any movie last year. +Its fortifications, chateau, winding streets and son et lumieres are picturebook Europe. +"Every year he trades his socks to get that bill one step further, and this year he traded enough to win." +Two sonic booms crackled over the desert as Atlantis swooped powerless through the clear sky, making wide circles as it descended. +The companies have denied the allegations. +Klein said the new equipment would be able to look at 1,000 different stars that are thought to be similar to the Earth's sun, locations that experts believe hold the best chance for the evolution of life. +Currently, the losses are funded out of escrow accounts held for the creditors, which contain the proceeds of sales of Eastern assets. +The inquiry represents a departure for the Bank of England in its role as supervisor of Britain's banking system. +The ovens are in perfect order, and are still used every night to bake the bread served in the shop. +Mostly dry weather prevailed across the rest of the nation. +Mr. Downie argues that the Post wrote about the prostitution ring in May and that a story, in answer to the Times' disclosures starting June 29, appeared in the Post's metro section July 1. +Dukakis has said he personally opposes abortion but believes women should have the right to decide. +But share prices resumed the upward path when the Dow Industrial Average opened with a gain of 9 points in UK trading hours. The final reading put the FT-SE Index at 2,552.0 for a gain on the day of 12.1 points. +"The bailout will result in a massive geographic transfer of wealth to the Southwest, as well as a transfer of wealth from taxpayers to savers," Hill said. +Dukakis and Bush were invited to separate interviews on "Nightline," but the vice president declined. +Gloves weren't removed for fear of frostbite. 'I'm not turning back now,' said John. 'Nor I' We stood on the summit ridge of McKinley at about 9pm. +Bush claims he would have signed it anyway. +Sector differences are just as pronounced. +The pro-democracy movement began with small protests led by students who wanted an end to the one-party rule of Gen. +Living in a private home in a big city is not without problems. "You are your own super and are responsible for all the maintenance, and it's difficult, costly and frustrating to get things repaired," says Kassell. +"Obviously at $1.99 you don't make money. +Malaysia has its own pollution problems, the result of eight years of more than 8 per cent economic growth, and is reluctant to lay all the blame on Indonesia. +Seventy police officers searched 15 locations around Germany on Monday for evidence that could link Schalck to $162 million missing from East German coffers. +About $148.2 million of 8 1/8% bonds due in 2017 were priced to yield 8.191%. +The purchase took Clark into another growth sector. The brand had gained a 25 per cent share of the bottled water market in the Scottish grocery sector in six years and was beginning to expand into England. +Mr. Fairfax said his revised bid is conditioned on Tryart's accumulating at least 75% of John Fairfax Ltd.'s shares. +Oats averaged $2.58 per bushel in August, down 28 cents, while barley averaged $2.79 per bushel, down 18 cents, the department said. +He took the job in July, three months after the Canadian newspaper group Hollinger Inc. bought the Post. +Funding for both this benefits increase and the Agent Orange measure was anticipated in the budget, so it won't inflate the spending limits, congressional analysts say. +IRISH theatre has not been so strong since the days of George Bernard Shaw and Sean O'Casey. +"I'm looking forward to this year being over," says William E. Mayer, the soft-spoken chief executive of the company's First Boston Corp. unit. +That, in effect, is exactly what the Council of Economic Advisers does in the latest Economic Report. +He makes a particularly strenuous effort to show that she was a fascist, linking her with Hitler and Mussolini at every opportunity, but Mr. Higham overexerts himself here, and thereby weakens his own case. +A down payment of at least $4,500 would be required; in fact, the average FHA owner-occupant puts down just under 10%. +Anne Frick, senior oilseed analyst with Prudential-Bache Securities Inc., said the report was another indication of slack foreign demand for soybeans. +Hong Kong's labor shortage prompts many businessmen to want immigration rules eased to admit more foreign workers, and construction begun on major projects like a new airport. +Pro-Moscow forces in Estonia stopped work today at several factories to protest the republic's independence drive, but the strikes were not widespread, spokesmen said. +Fires are rekindled and new fodder arrives. +Milwaukee-based Miller began to turn that around in 1973 when it started testing a new light beer under the Lite name it bought from another brewer. +In reality, it has not advanced much in the past 16 years. All over Africa you will find boulevards, squares and even churches re-named after Roger Milla, the continent's hero of 1990. +It was designed to counter claims that American negotiators in Geneva are encouraging the proposal. +He has worked for the foundation for 37 years and will be 62 in two months. +There was a wide railway reserve going through the city and Stewart (Elliott, his long-time British associate) said why not use that. 'No sane person has invested money in a railway this century. +Andreotti said he would work to revive the five party coalition _ Christian Democrats, Socialists, and the small Republican, Liberal and Social Democrat parties _ which has governed in recent years. +Chunks of metal had sliced through roofs and shattered windows in homes and cars. +The possible nationalisation by the Ontario provincial government of the local motor insurance industry would wrest control of the successful Pilot subsidiary from GA, leading to possible losses of Pounds 12m. +The case was assigned to U.S. District William C. O'Kelley, who imposed a gag order on lawyers on the case. +Firestone also said late Thursday that its board recommended shareholders reject the rival, unsolicited $58 a share buyout offer from Italian tiremaker Pirelli SpA that had spurred the Bridgestone proposal. +A 1937 paper from the Chiefs of the Imperial General Staff conceded the military's inability to fight in three theaters at once. +Bates' wife, Adria Bates, 40, a teacher aide at the school, suffered gunshot wounds to the scalp and back. +A snowstorm today coated firefighters and their equipment with ice, but officials were confident they had a handle on a blaze feeding on millions of gallons of jet fuel at Stapleton International Airport. +Under terms of the plan, which also must be approved by Campeau's other creditors, O&Y would forgive its C$235 million of secured loans to Campeau in return for Campeau securities and a 50% interest in a Toronto office tower. +"If you don't know how to read the teacher's eyes and face and know its your turn you're not ready to be a detective," he says. +About 300 pilots who allege they were coerced to resign or retire during a bitter strike against Continental in 1983 say that under a recent federal appeals-court ruling, their suits will now be heard on an expedited basis. +Some pair conservative stock funds with money-market funds. +The Haddads fled from their home in the Ashrafiyeh neighborhood near the Green Line because their apartment block had no bomb shelter. +The EPA, an independent regulatory agency created in 1970 to enforce environmental laws, would become the 15th Cabinet agency. +This would be accomplished by putting Poland under the Generalized System of Preferences, which gives this form of trade relief to selected countries with low per-capita incomes. +Under current regulations, Australian companies generally can't buy their own shares, although some recently have found ways around this rule. +"We believe ultimately we will not have to close the Free Press because we believe we will be awarded a JOA (joint operating agreement)," he testified. +Full-year sales totaled $2.75 billion, up from $2.52 billion the previous year. +The body was found about 11:30 p.m. in the rubble of the explosion, Jordan said. +The infected disks are imprinted with a green decorative pattern. +And the Interior Ministry could order the inderfinite suspension of news media without a hearing. +Given four years in which to do the job his administrative overhaul could make the difference in a score or more of marginals. +At Northwest Missouri, off-campus students must buy their own or use terminals on campus; more and more courses require their use. On campus, computers are universal. +As a precaution, Vitarine has recalled nearly all of its various drugs produced since 1986, even though the company maintains the medicines are safe. +Drexel "made a killing on these kinds of deals," Mr. Lazard says. +People are asking what they can do," Dudycz said Monday. +Today he has both. +Now the FDA has invoked essentially the same procedure that would be used to establish the safety of a new product, but has no standing to remove breast implants from the market in the absence of clear evidence that they are a definite health risk. +For electrical and electronic components, sales and operating profit increased substantially, while sales improved slightly for professional equipment. +The third measure, by Democratic Rep. Brian Rush, would require gun stores to post signs warning gun owners about leaving loaded weapons within reach of children. +But prospects for strong, non-inflationary economic growth and the expected benefits of corporate restructuring are beginning to take over from less stable factors as the drive behind the market. +"The Sandinistas interpreted this as an unwillingness of the Soviets to assume" responsibility to protect the regime, he says. +The companies will operate under the Commonwealth Insurance name. +He said a bank should have policies in place ensuring it is not overly involved in LBOs, does not lend too much to a single borrower and does not concentrate its lending to a single industry. +"The idea is to do away with the claustrophobic feeling, to have more open areas," said Angie Sheffer, executive assistant to Warden Joseph Petrovsky. +Can you say there is a reform faction and a conservative faction? +Based on his research, Englade said he is not convinced Stuart actually killed his wife or even if he jumped off the bridge voluntarily. +When I started the festival in Spoleto, Italy (in 1958), I made an investigation about the Colla puppets. +But intense competition for consumer banking business has forced a change. +It fell into loss in this year's first quarter and slashed production by more than 40 per cent in order to reduce its backlog of unsold vehicles. +Winds of 25 to 40 mph were clocked from Wisconsin into eastern Iowa and Missouri, Indiana and Michigan. +Even if some local tastes are different now, Mr. Levitt says, that doesn't mean they will be in the future. +Up to now, the administration has followed a conventional approach in its foreign-debt negotiations, signing a major accord last month that rescheduled $30 billion of debt over 19 years at sharply reduced interest rates. +The apparent leading candidate, Mr. Howard, served as an attorney for Eastern Airlines for several years before joining Piedmont in 1978 as a senior vice president. +After deliberating five hours, the 12-member jury acquitted Ben Atene Jr. of all counts Monday following his second trial in the deaths of officers Roy Lee Stanley and Andy Begay. +However, it appeared possible that Mr. Buchi might not wish to continue, or that General Pinochet might seek a minister less committed to fiscal austerity. +Polaroid officials refused to comment on the open letter, but did reveal that it had rejected an Oct. 7 request by Shamrock President Stanley Gold to meet with the employees. +Now, demand for new issues is very strong and investors have begun to take a new interest in publishing stocks. +Sept. 15 _ An American hostage, the Rev. Benjamin Weir, is released. +A year earlier, Daniel earned $2.4 million, or 23 cents a share, on revenue of $46.5 million. +Is there time to find some Brussels directive that will stop this game before it gets out of hand? If Highland Fling is anything to go by, there is a case against Bourne for aggravated and witless vandalism. The piece is an unabashed stinker. +Japan's upper house of parliament voted to approve a controversial bill that would allow Japanese troops to serve overseas on peacekeeping missions for the first time since the end of the Second World War. +In the first half, sales declined 3%, to 2.47 billion marks from 2.54 billion marks. +The truck carrier, which said last month that it expects to report a loss for the second quarter, added that James W. Connors, its chairman and chief executive officer, will soon resign. +Orders in 1987's first nine months increased 4% from a year earlier. +The fourth time, they were put into a trance and told to imagine that a local anesthetic was spreading from the fingers of their left hand up through the forearm. +For decades, the same government daily had railed against capitalism in small, gray type. +While Greenwood says many use the market here like a casino, he and other analysts predict that more serious long-term investors will make big gains on the Securities Exchange of Thailand over the next few years. +'It is certainly not the case that on April 1 1998, when the contracts end, the whole thing disappears up his backside,' he said. +"I said, `If the son of a bitch competes with us, we'll turn him in to the IRS,'" Mr. Smith recalls. +Mamo, 54, lives in a small government-supplied apartment with his wife and four of his chidren. +Civilization has climbed above such perils. +Adolfo Calero, a leader of U.S.-backed guerrillas in Nicaragua is denying that his troops trained in Panama or received funds from the Panamanian government. +The story said Miss Taylor was expected to be released from the hospital within two weeks and would leave on the arm of her 23-year-old boyfriend Julian Lee Hobbs of Lake Orion, a suburb of Detroit. +Mr. Hoernig's business is going so well that he has become a Florida booking agent for Western travel companies and is searching for an American partner. +Jack W. Goodall Jr., chairman, president and chief executive officer of Foodmaker Inc., was named a director of this car rental concern, increasing board membership to six. +Stocks did most of their climbing just before the close in a barrage of program-trading activity linked to a set of expiring options and futures on stock indexes and individual stocks. +In 1986, when the Soviet Union last harvested 92 million tons of wheat _ the 1987 crop was 83.3 million tons _ it included much low-quality grain, which prompted large imports of higher quality U.S. wheat. +Wheat prices rallied on ongoing expectations that China and the Soviet Union plan big purchases, Good harvesting weather forecast for the weekend also added a negative tone to corn and soybean prices, analysts said. +Under the agreement, the operator of rural health-care systems said it must close or sell 22 of its 40 systems, "plus certain other business interests." +The danger is particularly great when the car in front is filled with members of the young hot-rod gangs known as bosozoku or the older gangsters known as yakuza. +For example, 70% of the toys in Europe are sold at Christmas, which means Toys "R" Us can exploit the off-season market, Ms. Lakner of Deutsche Bank Capital says. +In the case of Flight 103, an FAA advisory had been issued about the threat of a bomb aboard a U.S. airline flight from Frankfurt, Germany, to the United States. +Army Secretary Stone disclosed in an interview that he and top U.S. generals have drafted proposals to delay for at least a year the deep troop reductions that are an integral part of the congressional deficit-reduction package. +Roh has promised to end decades of authoritarian rule and introduce sweeping democratic reforms and is anxious to build popular support. +No petitions to place Jackson's name on the vice presidential roll call _ a move he had hinted at last week _ were submitted by this morning's deadline. +It will also simplify procedures for registering them, abolishing the distinction between between trademarks and service marks. +The securities are rated single-A-1 by Moody's and double-A by S&P. +The young woman led the battle to integrate Nashville's lunch counters and explode its 1960s racial mores. +Eppelmann, a Lutheran pastor, often sheltered dissidents during the Communist regime and played a leading role in the popular movement that brought down the Communist government last year. +Most of those assets were in farms and property ground rents, some dating back to the dissolution of the monasteries. +The best showing of the day came from Ford, which announced third-quarter net income of 79 cents a share, a sharp turnround from the year ago 66 cents a share loss. +One contended the statute Peterson is charged under is too vague; the other said evidence and testimony presented at the preliminary examination did not support the charge. +But in proposing that charities receive rewards for good contractual performance rather than by virtue of their charitable status, it would risk turning charities into little more than government agencies. +Though he lost the presidential race two months ago, Dukakis said that loss had little impact on his decision. +Here is a rundown of the five areas of women's status and the findings of the study: _Health: This category included infant and child mortality, mortality of women in their childbearing years and life expectancy. +Seattle-based Boeing planned to invest $3 billion in an entirely new aircraft design but didn't think airlines were ready. +Johnson is chairman of the Los Angeles Times. +By requiring instead a supermajority vote, board approval or a specified minimum price equal to the price in the first step, a fair-price statute can make success more expensive for an acquirer seeking 100% control of a target firm. +The Karen and the Mon are among the diverse ethnic groups that have fought for decades against central control by Rangoon. +Overall, 29 of the world's 100 largest banks are Japanese. +They have also lashed out at any hint that Bush is trying to ease sanctions against China, imposed last year as punishment for its repression of pro-democracy reforms. +Mr. Joyce hunches over the fish scanner, while crewmen peer over the side for the silvery glint of herring. +It has decontrolled prices on about 30 items, although many essentials remain under control. +The concern is pulling the mark down against the Swiss franc and the yen, but is having little impact on dollar-mark trading, they said. +Transit police spokesman Al O'Leary said men passed a note demanding money to the clerk in the booth. +White voters sent mixed messages to the governing National Party, but one point was clear: The government will get nowhere trying to please both reformists and racists. +The group closed a number of production plants in Europe, and also consolidated part of its French interests on one site at Romainville in Seine-Saint-Denis. +"She said something like `You just want to make it easy for the school.' +Mr. Yoshida said Kubota hadn't yet formulated a legal strategy because the company hasn't yet seen the lawsuit. +The foundations of the tower and the rest of its lower part were built by King Henry II in 1172. +A company spokesman had no comment on the progress of talks. +Nagib Ghafoor, spokesman for the Flight 655 Litigation Group, said the suit was filed June 28 in U.S. District Court in San Francisco on behalf of relatives of 83 victims. +They had to paddle 200 miles upstream on the Paraguay River in Brazil because high winds had blown water plants into a solid mass that blocked their path, and later spent 17 days without touching shore on the same river because of floods. +"No country has the right to dictate the rules of the game to us," he added. +Norden has been part of Hartford-based UTC since 1958. +Can't bash our voters with the longest recession since the 1930s, falling house prices, negative equity, unemployment and then make them pay university fees for their kids. +In 1992-93 pre-tax profits plunged by 71.2 per cent to Y28.9bn. +The toilet facilities are primitive. +"As far as we're concerned, he can fly," said Paris. +On other commodity markets, soybean futures surged; grains were higher; copper futures fell; pork bellies rose sharply while livestock futures were mixed; and energy futures were mixed. +The pace of phone innovation in the U.S. is a factor of competition in each of the interrelated components of the industry. +Police Sgt. David Brown said the protesters were taken to the Police Academy, where they were issued citations for trespassing. +Houston-based Pennzoil said it plans to operate Facet as a separate entity. +The only sign of the historic occasion was the pilot's announcement that all drinks would be free, the traditional airline gesture to mark a special occasion, usually an unexplained delay. +The storms brought gusts of more than 80 mph in Atlanta and Macon, with tornadoes damaging structures in Columbus, Americus and other parts of northeastern Georgia. +Though the company has said it may use some of the cash in its long-term acquisition plans, its cash position undoubtedly played a major role in deciding to pay a dividend. +To dramatize her plight this past weekend, Kerstin Vockert launched balloons on the breeze to East Berlin carrying scraps of paper with a message of love drawn from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet to her fiance Peter Rozinat. +The Agriculture Department also said it had accepted bids from private exporters to cover a sale of nearly 400,000 metric tons of wheat to China at subsidized prices. +John says adoption agencies are inflexible and too slow to find black parents for black babies. +Its seasonally adjusted Help Wanted Advertising Index rose 3 points in March to 159. +Most recurrent dance routine: The Rockettes-like line of kickers. +The Sweet Sue of the title is a divorced artist in her forties who supports herself and her three children by creating cards for Hallmark. +The hostages include nine Americans. +London cocoa prices advanced Pounds 18 a tonne in early trading on news of rioting in the Ivory Coast capital Abidjan. +Recent financial data for Lorilleux weren't available, but the company had net income of 4.2 million French francs ($783,000) on revenue of one billion francs for 1986. +It asks for an injunction to block plans by researchers at the National Institute of Health to use a rat virus to manipulate a gene in an experimental treatment of melanoma, a virulent and often fatal skin cancer. +He said the 1975 peak was about $415, equivalent to about $780 in current dollars. +Through BHC, Chris-Craft owns about 33.1 million Warner shares and controls about 17% of the voting power in Warner. +"These guys are probably going to be far back behind the lines, but water is one of the most important things over there," said Capt. +In late January, Coppola and Zoetrope Productions filed for bankruptcy protection from creditors, listing assets of $22.2 million and debts of $28.9 million. +Just when the Mondadori affair will end is anybody's guess. +But he said the only reason an attorney general should resign is if he is indicted or if the president asks him to step down. +Until Soviet troops entered Baku to restore order, widespread reports had gunmen seizing conventional arms and ammunition from Soviet depots. +MTI said the agency would be remodeled and given a new name to conform with the new approach. +Mortgage rates correspondingly dropped from 15.4 per cent to 7.99 per cent over the same period. With mortgage payments so comprehensively reduced, housing affordability has increased. +"There was no smuggling in this, nothing illegal." +"I feel some reward by this trip," said Johnson. "I feel I have first-hand information about what's happening here, the chance of people being injured in certain areas. +Weakening cash markets and bearish chart signals prompted heavy selling of pork futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and the selling spilled over into the cattle pits. +The law can be invoked only by U.S. manufacturers. +Fred House was killed and Swapp was wounded in the exchange. +Profit attributable to ordinary shares in 1990 amounted to #207.1 million, up 15% from #180.6 million in 1989. +The all-white federal jury in Arkansas returned the verdict on its fourth day of deliberations. +The unsettled suits centered on the deaths of John and Virginia Causey of West Point, Va., and John W. Ryder, identified in court documents as a citizen of Australia. +There has long been speculation that the orders to kill Markov came from Bucharest. +City officials agreed instead to close its infamous jail, Tlaxcoaque. +Thomson has not been able to use its ownership of Lunn Poly to boost sales but Airtours and Owners Abroad, being more aggressive, might be able to. +The legislation stems in part from work by Stewart Udall, former congressman and interior secretary, who represented the uranium miners in a lawsuit against the government in 1979. +Japan has no anti-espionage laws. +In a concurring opinion to today's ruling, Starr expressed regret that the court did not refer last year's issue for the same study by the D.C. court. +Mitchelson said Shatner has remained married to Marci Shatner, his second wife, throughout the relationship with Montes. Mitchelson said the actor spent time with each woman. +The annual rate of increase for all of 1987 was 2.2 percent. +A District of Columbia Superior Court judge is trying to decide whether sending a juvenile back to Alabama to face a possible death sentence would violate the district's ban on capital punishment. +Now, 23 months later, the Resolution Trust Corp. is finally beginning those renegotiations, buying back notes issued to shore up the institutions' net worth and trying to trim fat off the payments for covered assets. +Casual examination of the evidence suggests that personal income, interest rates and the price of fuel are the more significant determinants. +"But that still needs to be proved," he said. +We just had an accident last year." Still, such accidents worry potential investors. +Already, U.S. officials see signs that the deepening economic misery could produce a tide of Cubans trying to force their way into the U.S. +Under the plan, convoys of Finnish buses will shuttle emigrants, mainly from the Leningrad area, to Lappeenranta, a town with an airport 12 miles from the Soviet border. +Women increased their share of cotton farming to 3.5 percent in 1987 from 3 percent in 1982, with the largest number of female operators in Texas and Mississippi. +Was Mr. Robertson seeking to renounce a biblical precept for political gain? +The municipal operation, which includes salesmen, traders and bankers, totals about 150 to 200 people, officials say. +"The pressure is always there" to give favorable ratings, says Jack Rivkin, director of research for Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. +An examiner also was appointed earlier this month in the Interco Inc. bankruptcy. +He has been blanketing the state with eye-catching ads and a provocative message: that President Bush has betrayed conservative values by raising taxes, doling out too much foreign aid and too often making common cause with Democrats. +The country is burdened by a mammoth budget deficit, sky-high inflation, competition from its Common Market neighbors and a legacy of financial scandals left behind by the government of former Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou. +Selling in the second quarter shifted more heavily to bonds from stocks, a matter deserving of some discussion later. +"Over time, honesty catches up with these candidates," he says. +It was believed to be the first kidnapping of a non-Israeli in Israel or its occupied territories. +His main legislative accomplishment during eight years in the Senate was the Job Training Partnership Act of 1983. +"I think this industry is deplorable in marketing innovativeness," he said, contending that sameness is turning the business into one selling commodities. +He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa at New York University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1948. +Friends who used to place mutual security first now care more about extracting increasing amounts of American aid in exchange for the U.S. military presence. +Moreover, Mr. Goldstein said that rising borrowing costs in Japan will deter some companies from making new investments here, even as prices of U.S. assets decline. +Reliance won't publicly confirm the higher amount. +He did not mention it in his speech Friday, but the session still has a day to run. +"Many market players are still doubtful that the decrease in the U.S. deficit will continue," Ms. Takeuchi said. +Now he has to sort it out with skeptics, with Democrats who see him as the wrong representative to choose after a presidential election in which the L word _ liberal _ was used by Republicans as a political curse. +The French company increased its shareholding by acquiring an option to buy a 7.5% holding in Sun Life currently owned by Belgium's Groupe AG. +Kalish said under his 1987 plea bargain with federal prosecutors in Florida, he agreed to forfeit $2.8 million in assets but the government can seize any other assets it can find. +Meantime, the FBI has a program to test new recruits, probationary employees and those workers suspected of using drugs, Sessions said. +Reagan and Mitterrand met for 35 minutes in a downtown hotel just before the first session, discussing disarmament and the challenge of improving education in their countries, said Vedrine said. +Adding to those worries was the bond market's impression from Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's Humphrey-Hawkins testimony that the central bank isn't as staunch about fighting inflation as it might be. +President Bush vowed Thursday to press Mikhail S. Gorbachev for freedom for Jews denied the right to emigrate from the Soviet Union to join their families elsewhere. +Answering a question from a junior high school student as to whether the United States would ever have a woman president, Reagan said he thought it was inevitable. +Mr. Garron responds that any manager too preoccupied to keep tabs on workers' offensive behavior "is in deep sneakers." +The industrialists nevertheless are benefiting from a deceleration in the wages bill. +These days Ms. Griffith drives a sedate BMW sedan. +We are just looking to see what the public wants.' The consultation period will run to the end of the year, and a decision is not expected until next spring. +Pending an appeal by the New Zealand team, led by Michael Fay, the finals for the next Cup challenge are scheduled to be held in mid-1992 in San Diego. +July delivery copper rose 1.95 cents a pound to 92.35 cents. +Learn to love truth. +But, he adds, "I don't know how any exchange can survive with products in only one area." He notes that the Philadelphia exchange has thrived by expanding from a base in stocks into options on stocks and currencies. +In addition, the company said, an effort to diversify marketing channels and product use also is paying off. +Although he once called Bach his "bible" and Chopin his "first musical food," Szeryng also had a passion for contemporary music. +Though heartened by the offer, wary Solidarity activists said they suspected the government was seeking accord only to calm unrest caused by rising inflation and consumer shortages. +She was sentenced to a two-year suspended prison term and placed on probation for three years. +Abortion rights activists held a candlelight vigil late Wednesday outside the Idaho Capitol, promising to continue to fight a bill establishing the most restrictive abortion law in any state. +"He was going to get married a week later," Oralia Ojeda said of her son. +His position is, you comply and after you comply, you can come to me and I will consider your proposal," Sussman said. +The panel included three Canadian and two U.S. members. +They are likely to try to clinch a debt agreement with Russia quickly. +Coppola's daughter, Sofia, has the role of Mary Corleone, Michael's daughter. +Figures for U.S. retail sales, producer and consumer prices in May and trade figures for April are due to be released this week in Washington. +The United States is contributing a $200 million grant to the stabilization fund, intended to help put Poland's currency on a sound footing. +Given this commitment, Mr Lamont's talk of an independent target for inflation is largely otiose. +Another passenger, a Jordanian with a heart condition, was freed Tuesday. +Foreign Office officials said there was no question of sending them to Vietnam. +Another auto assembly plant is to be built in nearby East Liberty, and the existing Anna engine plant is to be expanded. +Jewish prayers and religious services in Belmonte are led by women, in Portuguese. +The fast growth hasn't been problem free. +The deck hand, Stanley Watt, 57, suffered chest and abdominal bruising and was kept at the hospital for observation, the spokesman said. +Revlon filed suit this week in Santa Clara County Superior Court against the company, Logisticon of Santa Clara. +He applauded the pilot's skill in bringing the plane down without more deaths. +The reason that percentage isn't higher, McCurry said, was a limited availability of the vehicles from Japan. +Virginia Rose, one of about 400 people who spent the night at an emergency Red Cross center, said, "I have antiques, silver and nice things. +The lack of health care for some is "a distribution problem," he added, comparing it to the inability to get surplus food to all the hungry. +Traders said the $9.50-per-ounce gain was mostly a response to stepped-up gold buying in the Middle East. +Raymond Rabb, the Louisiana Department of Labor official who Drexel says supplied the statistics used in the ad, disputes that claim. +But critics of the amendment said the changes envisioned by Nickels would allow polluters in some cases to obtain permits that would allow them to escape some provisions of the new law. +Insisting "I am not a cult leader," Eldridge Broussard Jr. said Tuesday his Ecclesia Athletic Association was running out of money. +The throat closed and nails were chewed. +The Tokyo Stock Exchange's key index resumed its rise to new highs today, while the dollar gained against the Japanese yen. +"For a long time, I bore the burden of guilt because I hadn't done more to stop it," he said. "But I've resolved it now. +He said the U.S. Air Force count of 52 dead was "incorrect." He said 40 of the dead had been identified: 33 West Germans, two Americans, a Dutch citizen and one from France, and the three Italian pilots involved in the collision. +She was expected to be arraigned later Monday night or early Tuesday, Deeds said. +While the brightly written, picture-filled book may be bursting with spirit, though, it appears very thin on substance in several cases. +The group wants U.S.-trained Soviet business leaders who can help with the expansion of trade between the Soviet Union and other countries, Amacher said. +Cleanup crews planned to resume shoreline work on an experimental basis, testing different pressurized washing systems. +More than 30 Lord Geller employees quit after the top six executives walked out last month, with most joining the new agency. +The two deals will be announced within the next three weeks, as soon as final language of the contract is worked out, the article said. +But traders laid aside their qualms about the election. +The K-V fund is not a deep pocket. +JAPAN'S current account surplus in the six months to June rose by 19.8 per cent from a year earlier to Dollars 67.5bn (Pounds 45.30bn). +If after hearing arguments in the fall, the high court upholds the verdicts, the companies and the bank's directors may face an additional $13 million in liability under federal law from the class action. +Before he joined Telex, Mr. Bragg was vice president for corporate development at what was then known as Memorex Corp. from 1974 to 1981, according to the Memorex spokesman. +Mrs. Dukakis, who likes to shop while on campaign trips, leaned over and said, "We haven't discussed it." Dukakis was returning to Boston on a commercial commuter flight Monday night and planned to be back in his Statehouse offices Tuesday. +Of course, it may turn out that the Soviet Union's "new thinking," or poor results from perestroika, will lead to an exchange of guns for butter. +Though the SBA generally tries to wean participating companies from such contracts before graduation, many firms are unable to find business outside of the program, says Edward C. Neal, deputy associate administrator for minority small business. +In the first half of 1992 it fell a further 29 per cent. The reasons were twofold. +Much of the advertising is for ethnic products, local merchants, real estate agents and other businesses catering to U.S. Asians. But more mainstream companies are testing campaigns in Korean, Chinese, Japanese and other Asian languages. +At the comparable time in 1986, House and Senate contenders had raised $167 million, of which $41 million was in PAC money, a 24 percent share. +Shaw, who has been to Graceland 36 times, said he decided last year to find a Russian fan to sponsor. +He said 13,000 more copies were sent to Estonia because of strong sales. +Paul Kleinaitis, an analyst with Duff & Phelps in Chicago, countered that USG "doesn't lend itself to easy restructuring." +He picked up the phone and bought some right there. +So perhaps the shock isn't that Felicia Morgan is charged with shooting and killing another teen-age girl with a Raven last October, but that it didn't happen sooner. +The Greggs said they heard the intruders on the other side of their locked bedroom door but managed to escape via a side door. +But proponents of a Whitehead trip say Iraq's support for terrorism is relatively minor, and that better relations with Washington have moderated Iraq's behavior considerably. +If it were up to them, they'd have public executions in the courtyard." Alexandria has evicted 18 families from public and private housing after two controlled drug buys from each residence, Moran said. +But none of the banks born during the petrodollar recycling boom of the early 1980s has fully achieved its international ambitions. +Secretary of State James A. Baker III, who has repeatedly cautioned Iraq that the military option might be taken, consulted last week with more than a dozen foreign ministers attending the U.N. General Assembly session. +"The water just kept rising," said Angela Haney as she left with her husband and three young daughters. +It is a process of gradual dilution, with companies typically targeting share issues at domestic and international institutions to broaden their ownership base. +She was to go to trial on those charges Monday. +Exxon was warned by the U.S. and Alaska that they are willing to go to trial to resolve criminal and civil claims from the 1989 Valdez spill. +Since the first of the year, the church has held six funerals for men who died of AIDS. +Other researchers are investigating ways to genetically engineer better farm animals, such as leaner, disease-resistant cattle. +"My father was truly a great man. +Shortly after takeoff, the cargo door opened at 22,000 feet. Nine passengers were swept out of the plane and five others suffered serious injuries. +Buyers of catastrophe reinsurance can still beat prices down. +In some cities, Citibank provides personal bankers so that customers can become familiar with the same person over time. +The mother was dying when they were discovered, and veterinarians killed it. +As played by Helen Mirren, Tennison is a dedicated careerist stuck in a deadend job, a hard-edged, hard-smoking woman of a certain age. +He acknowledged that it will take a long time _ perhaps decades _ to definitely determine the safety of breast implants. +Quayle is a passionate defender of the Strategic Defense Initiative _ the space-based missile defense system _ and he takes a consistently skeptical view of the Soviet Union's reform moves. +The US had to avoid the 'stop-go' cycles of the past. Bonds Page 30 US stocks Page 41 It is difficult to see yesterday's gilts auction as anything but disappointing. +In 1935, he was elected Connecticut's secretary of state. +"There's something in that woodpile that ain't all wood," he said. "For the Democratic vice presidential nominee to bolt the party, it sounds to me like he wants to run for president," he said. +The session by the 159-nation group begins Monday and is expected to last at least three days. +In any event, the reduction of VOCs is a Sisyphean task. Natural VOCs are emitted by trees and plants, and some investigators believe these exceed man-made emissions. +The deaths caused by thin ice came Monday, Meyers' first day as a counselor at Camp O'Neal, a facility for troubled youths. +Shaw, granddaughter of newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst, asked for the pardon last August. +FCC Commissioner Dennis Patrick is widely considered to be the front-runner to succeed Mr. Fowler. +A $100 million issue of Consolidated Natural Gas Co. debentures due October 1992. +Mr John Smith is constrained by the antiquated mechanisms of the Labour party. +Thin trading conditions also were mentioned by traders as a reason for a rally in the orange juice futures market. +Amnesty said 140 people were executed on a single day in November. +Fatuous remarks were made in that debate, such as the assertion by then-Sen. +Some thought the elections would affect the policy toward the gulf, others thought international pressure would be more important. +Local residential telephone rates across America are due to go up twice in the coming months, but state utility consumer advocates are trying to head off the increases before they can take effect. +Sumner County Judge Jane Wheatcraft dismissed the assault and battery charge on Wednesday and expressed her sympathy for Monroe. +For 1990 through October, DINA's share of the combined medium and heavy truck market in Mexico was nearly 50 percent, Navistar said. +'And India could start selling again. +The pact, reached after two days of intensive talks, also stipulates that neither side can unilaterally withdraw from the negotiations and that each delegation will have authority to reach binding accords. +Some examples: _ Constant polling by Bush pollster Robert Teeter, involving no fewer than 1,000 calls each night, was used extensively to guide Bush's itinerary, enabling him get the most political bang from each appearance. +The bill still has to go through three other committees _ including one where the erection of a formidable roadblock is anticipated later this month _ before a final vote by the full House. +It looks like a pretty good defensive move, and he has made everybody wealthy in the process, except Amax," said analyst Rick Cohen, of Toronto's BBN James Capel Inc. +It would also limit transactions between the new units and the phone company subsidiaries and open their books to regulators. +Ms. Knight and other National Park Service employees fought back by working throughout the winter to mount a fire exhibit here. +He said the government made $17,000 on the sale to private interests who weeks later resold it for $37 million. +A federal judge dismissed bankruptcy proceedings brought by the government against three organizations associated with political extremist Lyndon H. LaRouche. +The number of congressional seats allocated to each state is shuffled every 10 years to reflect population changes. +Hart said he knows of no Canadian vessels fishing where they don't belong. "We've never seen any over there. +But David Shorrock, executive vice president of Reflectone Inc., insists quality isn't the domain of either top management or workers. +The latest quarter's net interest income before provision for loan losses fell 18% to $19.5 million from $23.7 million in the yearearlier period. +"Today is a day of joy for all Germans," said Kohl. +'France is in a solitary position,' Mr Soisson said. +By contrast, he says, small companies without consultants usually rely on a single broker who may work with only one insurer. +Many Kanaks favor independence. +Their manner, their lack of I-was-there bombast, may make a few old-timers think of Ernie Pyle's musings on life after the war, thoughts that the famed war correspondent wrote in France in August 1944. +Two masked Shining Path rebels have shot and killed one of the local founders of President-elect Alberto Fujimori's party in this Andean city, police say. +Sugar is rationed in the Soviet Union, primarily because it is used for making moonshine. +Donald Vinson, who oversees the experiments, isn't some white-coated researcher. +AnnTaylor Stores Corp.'s senior subordinated discount notes, maturing in 1999, added 1 1/2 points to finish at 76 1/2. +Volume was 433 million shares, down sharply from 869.6 million shares in the previous session. +The young fighter, whose steps are carefree, likes the girl _ and other girls. +"It's discrimination," says Hannelore Wass, a University of Florida professor who has studied the media's depiction of the elderly. +We may almost hear the bees hum, and the clock tick. +The government succeeded in raising Dr450bn (Pounds 1.2bn) needed this month to finance the public debt through sales of treasury bills at interest of up to 27 per cent and Ecu- and US dollar-linked bonds. +It has since accused Libya of supporting rebels based in Sudan's sparsely populated Darfur province, where the Khartoum goverment exercises practically no control. +The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a ruling by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that permits the agency to review evacuation plans filed by utilities, even when states or local governments had refused to participate in designing those plans. +One of the photographers' schemes involves the invention of a phony photo "stringer" named Growald. +Shells crashed into residential areas of Beirut on Friday during a five-hour battle that sent civilians rushing to bomb shelters. +Wilfredo Huayta, Peru's energy and mines minister, said late Tuesday that exports won't be resumed "until there is a clarification and there is an equilibrium in the price of the metal." +In Phyllis Curtin's master classes in recent weeks, his voice has blossomed. +Prices soared Monday because of hot, dry weather throughout much of the Corn Belt, and thundershowers that occurred in parts of Iowa and Minnesota during yesterday's session made traders nervous, analysts said. +Noting the rise in demand for iron ore, partly reflecting the upturn in the steel industry, Mr. Moore said Cleveland-Cliffs' iron-ore mines are expected to produce 40 million tons of pellets this year, up from 34 million tons in 1987. +On the average, the Soviet Union supplies about 3,200 calories per day to each citizen, compared with 3,500 for the average American. +The action was coordinated with the Japanese, West German, French and Italian central banks, according to the report. +It was the internal business of the Soviet Union, they said. +Eligibility for variable compensation that once was mostly limited to executive and sales personnel is now being extended to other employee groups, the board said. +Kansas Republicans are holding their collective breath, hoping they will hear good news when Sen. Nancy Kassebaum reveals later this month whether she will seek a third term in 1990. +Remic mortgage securities is being offered in eight classes. +The environment has become an issue of great concern to many Soviets as Mikhail S. Gorbachev's policy of "glasnost," or openness, has revealed the extent of ecological damage in candid media articles. +But he also won the endorsement of the New Republic magazine, whose editor was a former teacher of his at Harvard. +The Supreme Court said the California taxes do not violate religious freedom. +Showtime is a distant No. 2 to Home Box Office, and in May filed a $2.5 billion antitrust suit against Time Warner, charging the company and its HBO and American Television cable units with conspiring to monopolize the pay TV business. +Mr. Chastain wouldn't comment on how the new board would respond to such offers. +Prince Aya also wore a traditional Japanese court costume, although his was simpler. +We will miss her. +If he could meet the Cruzans, Foreman said, "I would plead with them that for whatever reason they won't feed their daughter, there are many, many people who are volunteering to care for her. +Air Force Secretary Donald Rice and Chief of Staff Gen. +The other candidate was Caddo rancher and political newcomer Jerry Hoyt. +In 1985, the marginal rate would have declined to 9%. +First his steering started to stick, then the engine made odd noises. +Perhaps the grandly-named Orchestre Philharmonique des Pays de la Loire slightly underrated the difficulty of accompanying comic opera at this level. +As a result of the sale, Nacco will receive about $15.2 million, $5.2 million of which will be paid at closing and the balance in installments. +The opposition press was silenced once more and leaders of a huge anti-government rally arrested. +Those investors include a number of professional portfolio managers, men and women whose reputations depend on being right most of the time. +Pan Am said it pulled the ads "at the last minute" because "discussions with American are still continuing, and for the meantime the joint frequent-flier program is unchanged." +Dukakis spent the evening at his Brookline duplex, watching the returns on three television sets tuned to each of the networks. +Chairman Raymond A. Hay said the decline in steel profits was caused by higher costs, lower selling prices and lower volume. +"It escaped in such an incredible hurry, so fast, that even if the equipment had been in place, it wouldn't have been enough," he said. +In his final report on government regulations, Reagan listed reducing regulatory burdens imposed under past presidents, "cutting red tape and slowing the pace of new regulations" as one of his proudest achievements. +In 1970 he was named best Italian conductor, and in the following years he was hailed for his guest appearances in San Francisco, Chicago and at the New York Metropolitan. +The move follows criticism of the Naval Investigative Service's initial investigation of reports that Marine security guards at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow let Soviet agents roam the building after hours. +Dade Circuit Judge Francis Christie said surrendering the items "would tend to incriminate her" in parallel criminal investigations. +According to the filing, the group holds 139,000 shares of Indiana Federal and may buy or sell additional shares in the open market, in private transaction or otherwise. +Relative to the world index, funds have always tended to be underweight in Japan. +Martin dubbed her Mary Reilly, had her learn to read and write at a school financed by Jekyll's largesse and set her to keeping a diary of the goings-on at the well-appointed mansion. +The habit of watching CNN regularly rose from 21 percent in the youngest age bracket to 28 percent for people in their 50s and 60s. It dropped to 22 percent for viewers over 70. +"As a proprietary, they're through," one source said. +The first sale, in February 1987, generated a wave of excitement in the stock market, as the shares doubled within days from their offering price of 1.6 million yen each. +It said the policeman was hospitalized with minor injuries. +Kuwaitis and Iraqis are all Iraqis, eternally. +Israeli soldiers Sunday turned back a U.N. convoy carrying food and other supplies to this West Bank camp, where refugees under a 32-day-old curfew complained of severe shortages. +A substantial unresolved debt problem of low-income countries remains, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. +Municipal Issues Municipal bonds finished narrowly mixed in a lethargic session. +In comparison with many other developed countries we are under-banked: there are more people still paid in cash and there are more monetary transactions carried out in cash than elsewhere. +Asked if Mr Khasbulatov could win, Mr Pyotr Filippov, a radical deputy, says: 'In the short-term maybe but not in the long term. +Fidelity Investments, the nation's largest mutual-fund operator, was forced to unload nearly $1 billion in equities because of its unusually aggressive investment strategy. +Eastern States has about 950 employees. +Until the early 1980s, transplant surgery was an experimental procedure confined to a handful of hospitals where doctors battled, usually in vain, against the human immune system's awesome power to reject foreign invaders, especially other human tissue. +The other 15 landed in the water near the China coast or crashed after the crews bailed out, according to an official War Department report of the mission. +Hallmark Cards Inc. received clearance from the Federal Trade Commission to buy 600,600 Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. common shares, giving the greeting-card maker a 10% stake in the railroad and data-processing concern. +According to people familiar with the inquiry, prosecutors intend to file conspiracy and bribery charges against Messrs. +They also have to ensure that they comply with the 1969 Employers' Liability Act, which says an employer must have at least Pounds 2m of cover. +The title of coadjutor bestowed on him by the pontiff gives the prelate the automatic right to succeed Bishop Johannes Vonderach, 72, as head of the Chur Diocese. +Even so F&C seems to be living up to its pioneering reputation. +So far, the contest has been fought through traditional ads and letters to shareholders, but with Monday's shareholder meeting fast approaching, Mr. Icahn has taken his fight to the airwaves. +Ever cautious about network failures, Morgan had each carrier guarantee that it would maintain a certain level of service or forfeit a chunk of Morgan's monthly tab. +So far, RTC real estate sales have been lagging those of other thrift assets. +The army said it was checking the reports of wounded. +Already, Philips has poured the equivalent of about $230 million into Super Club. +Without the twin engines of falling interest rates and rising earnings projections, big-stock indexes have little to do but wander. +Mr. Quevrin, the GBL director, said part of the proceeds will be used to help GBL achieve its long-stated aim of raising its stake in Petrofina to 25% from about 20%, but he said GBL will wait for favorable market conditions. +Yesterday, the State Department said Libya is on the verge of full-scale production of chemical weapons, a development it called especially worrisome in view of Col. Moammar Gadhafi's record. +Mr. Duke is certainly no ordinary adversary. +For now, because of the Gibraltar government's rejection of anything smacking of a Spanish takeover, there is a lull in negotiations between Spain and Britain on the colony's future. +But, consistent with most addresses by foreign leaders before joint meetings of Congress, only a small percentage of the 535 voting members actually were present. +Goldman's Mr. Cholnoky calls Fireman's, Chubb, Safeco and Ohio Casualty "weak holds for the near term." +The agreement was announced July 21. +A one-month stay of execution was granted March 17, a day before the six had been sentenced to hang. +At one point, addressing a defense claim that only top-level officials in Washington were at fault and that Ms. Begay should have sued them, Muecke replied: "I find that rather astonishing. +And Bush spent $400,000 in television advertising to boost his vote. +ETA, whose name stands for Homeland and Liberty in the Basque language, seeks independence for the three-province Basque region and Navarre, the neighboring region where the attack took place. +The Monday quake and resulting landslide in the Soviet Central Asian republic 1,300 miles east of Armenia killed 1,000 people, according to preliminary official estimates. +Real wages and disposable income have fallen. +Both sides gathered at a hall this morning in the City, London's financial district, for a second joint session. +Yields that are often higher by a half percentage point are needed to overcome potential investors' "premium phobia," says Steven J. Hueglin, executive vice president of Gabriele, Hueglin & Cashman Inc., a New York municipal-bond firm. +A cheer rattled the rafters of Town Hall after the school committee voted unanimously Monday night to reinstate Norman Najimy. +Share prices also rebounded on the Osaka Stock Exchange, the country's second largest bourse, but the Osaka 50, Japan's only stock futures contract, declined. +"I expect a very mixed reaction (to the ending)," said Bruce Paltrow, one of the show's executive producers. "I think some people will think it's extraordinary and existential and quintessential `St. +The same day, Reagan will speak at Republican rallies in Springfield, Mo., and San Diego. +So they procrastinate, waiting for it to become clear which technology is the best. +"We're at the stage where most Americans, including members of this committee, are just starting to address the substance of this issue," says Rep. Bill McCollum of Florida, a member of the platform committee. +He and another non-executive, Mr Alan Clements, then contacted between six and eight institutional investors. That the institutions were unhappy and wanted changes at the top came through loud and clear. +The betting now among analysts is that Mr. Frist cannot afford to drop the idea of the buy-out. +The two met Sunday night with Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu and stressed the importance of U.S.-Japan cooperation in relations with China. +But the facts support some optimism. +Vehicle output is 27 per cent higher than in 1992. +But after seeing the exhibit, he relented. +In addition, the drug retailer disclosed it is offering to exchange higher-yielding, earlier-maturing long-term debt for its 7 1/8% convertible debentures due 2006. +The agreement requires the new bank to sell branch buildings, deposits and small-business and consumer loans in 116 Western markets where the two banks had competed. +"They came early in the morning and just said they wanted Shadrack," she says, "I said, 'What's wrong with Shadrack?' but they didn't say anything. +In contrast to previous economic booms, Japanese auto companies aren't just trying to boost production. +Each of the plan's three stages still must be approved by the 12-member board after hearings later this year. +He gave the task force until Aug. 1 to complete this task. +Poles tearfully accepted the Soviet Union's apology for the massacre of almost 15,000 Polish officers during World War II, but demanded reparations and more details of the killings. +The prime minister, who believes companies perform better when the government isn't running them, has overseen the transformation of stodgy nationalized industries into thriving competitive businesses. +The Tokyu Department Store is going all out this year to make sure its pet-owning customers have a vast array chocolates, cookies, fish sausages and other drool-inducing delicacies to choose from. +Analysts have lowered their predictions of Apple's third-quarter earnings to about 85 cents a share as a result. Last year, Apple had third-quarter profit of $119.8 million, or 96 cents a share, on sales of $1.36 billion. +It is more likely to be met in a live parliament with Labour and the Liberal Democrats in opposition than with Labour in power. +IP officials said no one was exposed outside the mill. +Since 1990, employment in the US defence industry has fallen from 1.3m to 800,000. There has also been a string of deals with companies trading businesses. +Mr. Breeden, who called a pay increase the most important issue facing the commission, said that all regulatory agencies except the SEC and CFTC have the ability to go above government pay caps. +Officials hope, however, that they will learn that going easy on the soil will eventually improve yields, raise income and improve land prices. However bad the situation may be, it is far from irreversible. +Attorneys for North, who is to be tried first, have appealed for a delay of his trial from its scheduled start on Sept. 20 until March 1989. +In prior crises we often broke loose from the bounds of conventional thinking by seeking the solution in a condition precisely opposite the one troubling us. +The president deemed the cubic entry an effort "to unite technical prowess with purity of form." But in emphasizing form over function, the developers have drawn fire for what many see as more of an oddity than an artistic endeavor. +It was introduced in October 1992 and is on release 2.3. Hardware and operating systems: Unix and IBM-type personal computers running Windows. Supplier: Mitre Technology, part of K2, a UK computing services group. +Stan Druckenmiller, a managing director of Soros Fund Management, explains that Mr. Soros outperformed the market in that period mainly with a big bet that the Japanese yen would rise and the U.S. dollar would fall. +In the written message to Krenz, Bush said he welcomed the country's new open-border policy, according to ADN. +Instead, some of them, including Mr. Lipton, accuse Mr. Lederman of acting unethically by disclosing inside information about certain of his clients and about takeovers on which he has worked, according to people familiar with the dispute. +The Azerbaijan People's Front political movement, which organized a general strike that included the rail tieup, decided this week to end the blockade. +Joanna's father, Rolando Noda, grabbed his shotgun and ran toward the police car where Quiles sat handcuffed after his arrest, but an officer stopped him and persuaded him to put the gun away. +I'm willing to stay in the summit but I'll just say flatly that I think it is an error to give in to the Democratic party," he said. +Last month, Gillett and a partner agreed to buy a Tampa, Fla., station for about $365 million. +For Soviets accustomed to hearing that crime was a product of capitalist exploitation and would disappear under socialism, such reports _ now possible under Gorbachev's policy of greater openness _ are perplexing and frightening. +The U.S. government considers Rodriguez a puppet of Noriega, who commands Panama's police and military. +"She ran down my driveway," said Sara Fonseca. "She tried to climb the back stairs but fell." +After the shock of a civil war or large-scale repression, a move to reclaim strategic depth in Central Europe might not seem especially daunting, and ruined oil and coal production might be the cause of a foray south. +They did not say how they were flown in or give other details of the airlift. +"The university did react and deal with it in a very forthright manner," said Rhoda E. Johnson, who heads the women's studies department. +Forgive me again.' Each woman looms in the other's mind. May (after pacing): 'Were you asleep?' Voice: 'Deep asleep. +As Koop said to The Associated Press: "This is not a prohibitive society. +"I believe congressmen should serve their constituents just as well as they serve their libido," Marty Davis said. "It boils down to this: Having a relationship is normal. +The backup developed late Wednesday as drivers from eastern Germany returned home after a one-day holiday. +"It's definitely good for Bell and Elders," said Fred Oldfield, an Australian analyst at Potter Partners in New York. +The notion stems from Sen. Bentsen's interest in encouraging long-range thinking by American business interests and in discouraging short-term trading for quick profits. +Iranians doing business with the West have image problems enough, even without stubble. +The announcement coincided with the company releasing figures for its first fiscal quarter that showed it had a 16 percent increase in earnings compared to a year earlier. +He reached the chimpanzee and pulled it back to the island. +Some said Mr. Trump's buying could act as a catalyst, either for a hostile bid, for a restructuring that could spin off some MCA assets, or for the sale of the company to a friendly outsider. +Without the guarantee, state-controlled enterprises formerly would have had to pay a risk premium on their borrowings because of France's shaky balance of payments position, a high inflation rate and exchange controls. +North was convicted of altering and shredding documents and of two other charges in the Iran-Contra affair. +Last year in particular saw considerable strengthening of ties through sport between Seoul and socialist countries, highlighted by the large delegation China sent to September's Asian Games. +Access to the enclave, which is surrounded by fencing, is strictly controlled. +The third-quarter loss nearly wiped out the $251 million the automaker earned in the first six months of 1990, Chrysler reported. +It takes place in World War II during the German occupation of Paris, when a strict curfew made it essential to catch the last subway train home. +Mr. Schindler served in the 2nd Battalion, 273rd Infantry, and was among the first to meet the Russians at the Elbe. +The shortage already is apparent in the modest-priced units that Soviet immigrant families can afford on government housing subsidies of $237 monthly. +The justices said they will decide whether people who intervene in civil rights cases _ and are not the principal defendants _ may be forced to reimburse the lawyer fees incurred by those who successfully sue. +By contrast, the Massachusetts governor offers a safe median. +He also said he was looking at opening the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico to its first shipment of military nuclear wastes in October or November. +The seniors pay nothing _ the Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center, which operates Meals on Wheels, pays $4.57 per person per hour to link the lonely, Brown said. +Guerrillas of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front have pursued a steady campaign of economic sabotage as part of their 8-year-old war against the U.S.-backed government. +That led to purchase of a table saw and other equipment, and ultimately to the lathe on which he shapes bowls that have sold for $300 to $750. He once said it took 40 to 50 hours to make one of them. +Construction of the vessels at both yards was delayed for two years because of hundreds of design changes. +The United States has been the strongest proponent of decisive action against Noriega, but other OAS countries maintain that the group should stay out of what is an essentially internal Panamanian matter. +The 1976 murder of former Chilean diplomat Orlando Letelier on a tree-lined traffic circle in Washington touched off a furor that strained U.S.-Chilean relations and sent two men to prison. +Santander, with its partner, the Royal Bank of Scotland, bought out Portugal's Banco Comercio e Industria three years ago. BPI is using the Itausa group as a white knight. +But the corporate players wanted a so-called parimutuel system, where the casino takes a set percentage to handle wagers among bettors. +"It was a fat, overweight industry that ran into a wall and ended up in the hospital for a few years. +"There is the possibility that others are there," Terstiege told the AP. "It's also possible that because of the arrests, any who may have been there are now trying to leave the country. +Some producers are turning down new network shows rather than take the risk that they won't be able to recoup their costs. +Several deputies objected to a provision in the bill on associations that, in effect, would prevent political parties from being active until next year. +Wrap your wallet in rubber bands _ that makes it much harder to slip out of the pocket, suggests the American Express Company. +Elsa will remain connected to an oxygen tank for a few more months. +By September, the 75 gambling halls had 1,900 slot machines, 91 blackjack games and 27 poker games, he said. +Saddam also accused Kuwait of exceeding OPEC production quotas, thus driving down the price of oil, a major Iraqi revenue source. +No other government hands its opponents free gifts like that. +One of the latest spins: "LBO stubs." +For the quarter ended Nov. 30, Sudbury had a loss of $5.1 million, or 40 cents a share, compared with a loss of $3.5 million, or 28 cents a share, a year earlier. +Mr. Friend says he agreed to strike Mr. Alexander above the belt. +Even now, at 37 1/8, he still sees long-term value in a company with 40% to 45% growth in quarterly revenue. +He said that Lotus has already run 16,000 tests on the software in its own laboratories. +It landed him a spot on "Late Night with David Letterman." +Currently, EPA officials are agonizing over whether the law requires them to impose penalties on areas that violate the standards. +Trading was thin with 430 million shares changing hands on the first section, down from Wednesday's 500 million. +She does not know sign language, but is taking classes in it. +Pinnacle West bought Merabank for $426 million in December 1986, the year the state's real estate market hit the skids. +In February, Mr Hannah announced that La Escondida would step up production by a further 80,000 tonnes - the output of a medium-sized mine - by 1994. +Bank of New England Corp. on Friday announced plans to sell or consolidate more than 95 branch offices to help streamline the financially troubled company. +In the background are lighted billboards advertising products endorsed by models in various stages of undress. +The company had per-share earnings of 78 cents, down 9% from 86 cents in the year-ago quarter. +Mr. Jefferies got community service in Aspen teaching youngsters how to play golf. +Another shopper, Irina Ushakova explains: "It's all a matter of personal relationships, really. +Less than 47% of those surveyed said they plan to take a vacation in the next six months, down from more than 52% a year ago. +Lawmakers want to avoid last year's spectacle of Congress passing a $600 billion bill to fund the entire government in the wee hours of a December morning. +Just 9 percent said the nation's 108 fully operating commercial nuclear power plants should be closed down immediately; 48 percent said they should continue to operate and 35 percent said they should be phased out gradually. +A Pennsylvania couple who want genetic testing of a girl they believe is their daughter will get a chance to present their case to a judge on Nov. 4. +Preston said the product safety commission had planned a major bicycle safety project for 1989 but it was cut back because funds were not available. +It then offered the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto, with Midori, the Japanese Wunderkind, making her Proms debut. +Hyatt also cut its advertising by 13%, to $5 million. +Owners Nancy Briggs and Juanita Crampton started the restaurant four years ago as a sideline to their catering firm, Briggs & Crampton. +It is ironic that Argentina, which generally hasn't followed policies as consistent and strict as those of Mexico, considers itself a candidate for a bigger discount than Mexico. +The advent of a new president is accompanied by a flurry of media attention and public curiosity, Hess said, and the former White House occupant generally just drifts away from power, Hess said. +Wilder is expected to announce his political plans this summer. +Holding out the prospect of paperless business transactions, EDI never quite delivered. +Battles between the South African-led security forces and black nationalist guerrillas occurred for an eighth straight day today, police said. +Chrysler holders authorized an increase in common shares outstanding to 500 million from 300 million. +"But many of the public employees were forced by the (Noriega) government to participate in pro-government demonstrations or join the paramilitary groups. +Remaining proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes. +Among the so-called workout specialists wooing distressed partnerships are the same people who helped run them when they got into trouble. +The company said it expects American Savings to provide 15% of its income, and to become the "cornerstone" of its involvement in the financial-services industry. +If it's cheap enough, they'll buy the goods in bulk, with stringent delivery terms. +Debit card spending has grown faster than that for credit cards, with the bulk of debit card spending occurring in supermarkets and off-licences. +In Iowa and New Hampshire, Democratic presidential candidate Bruce Babbitt uses computer communications to keep staffers abreast of his positions on arms control and other issues. +It's over three weeks since Jacques Attali's European Bank for Reconstruction and Development opened for business. +"The (Maverick) missiles are considered vital to the Federal Republic of Germany's stated goal to increase ammunition stocks to defend against Eastern Bloc armor," the Pentagon said. +The suit, filed in Hong Kong in early November, has been the major stumbling block in efforts to reach an agreement to bail out the shipping group. +In a suit filed last month, the Sugarman companies asked that all holders vote on the takeover offer as a single class. +Instead, he said he would withhold tax-exempt status until the state legislature approves certain changes in the way the company is governed. +But the bill's easy passage reflected Senate Republicans' split over how to move the bill forward, yet pressure congressional conferees to modify the final package. +Right-wing death squads have killed more than 50 people in Medellin in the last two years, and left-wing guerrillas have been active in the area for a decade. +The previous week, New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange complained in Brussels, the EC headquarters, about new Common Market restrictions on New Zealand apples and about possible problems related to 1992. +Sales figures had been 50 per cent higher than a year ago. Mr Jonathan Harvey, a director of Friend & Falcke, an agency covering Chelsea, Knightsbridge and Belgravia, said Easter had been quiet as many vendors were on holiday. +He spoke by telephone from the Ukrainian city 500 miles south of Moscow in the Donentsk Basin, the top Soviet coal-producing area that was rocked last summer by strikes as miners demanded better living and working conditions an local autonomy. +Army officials said there is talk of cutting off further purchases of Bell Helicopter's OH-58 helicopter. +American General Corp. stunned suitor Torchmark Corp. by putting itself up for sale, and analysts said a foreign buyer is more likely to come up with the $7 billion needed to buy the nation's fourth-largest insurer. +Since the Centre for Dispute Resolution (CEDR), an industry-backed, non-profit-making organisation, was set up in 1990 to promote the use of ADR in the UK, almost 250 disputes involving more than Pounds 800m have been referred to it. +Behind the passengers is a small rear shelf. +His controversial tactics are the focus of the new Warner Bros. film "Lean on Me." +"The idea is to give the greatest number of Bahrainis a real stake in the stability of this country." +The point is that if we use aircraft to bomb Serb artillery units on the hills around Sarajevo, we will be effectively declaring war on Serbia. Do we really want to do that?' he asked. +The other victims were taken by ambulance," Hondo said. None of the injuries was life-threatening, he said. +"I think their influence has deteriorated some," says Sen. J. James Exon, a conservative Nebraska Democrat with a long record of backing the NRA. +A couple were still held today under the Official Secrets Act at London's top-security Paddington Green police station. +NGA President Terry Branstad, governor of Iowa, agreed the list of national goals should be short so every school district and school can design their own specialized strategies. +Patnick was not in the house. +The USDA also predicted consumer food prices would be 3 percent to 5 percent higher because of the drought, but Dan Basse, crop analyst for GNP Commodities Inc. said those figures were too low. +Matsunaga said in a speech to business leaders that Japan's imports of manufactured goods already had increased 39 percent in 1988 and imports from the United States grew 34 percent. +Police said four people were injured when a passenger bus collided with a jeep during the eclipse. +Reservoirs are up to 94 percent of normal. +Pickens said the distribution policy will be reviewed quarterly. The cut does not affect preference unitholders, who will continue to receive 37.5 cents for six additional quarters. +But other union officials, including McVey, say abortion "has nothing to do with 40 hours a week or 20 bucks an hour." "It splits our members and it doesn't address wages, hours or conditions of employment," McVey said. +Officials at the Savonlinna Opera Festival today declined to comment on his cause of death and said his family also was refusing comment on funeral arrangements. +An S&P spokesman said that the ratios "augur very well" for the bond market, and that there is good reason to believe the favorable ratios will continue. +The new one-year program _ volunteers normally serve for two years _ will help teachers in Ghana develop new courses, said Peace Corps Director Loret Miller Ruppe. +The dust jacket of Mort Rosenblum's book on French culture and the French, "Mission to Civilize" (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 470 pages, $19.95), displays a superb drawing by the cartoonist Sempe. +As a result, violence was somewhat less common in the late 1980s than in 1980 or 1970. +Smith of New Hampshire and Craig of Idaho on the defensive in Senate races. +GM's latest incentives take the company further away from its vow in late 1986 to move away from companywide low-interest finance programs that hurt the company's third-quarter earnings last year. +ARC closed at $2.625, unchanged, in American Stock Exchange composite trading. +These would be priced at one-tenth the level of the S&P 500 index. +He said the party platforms take on even more importance this year, the first presidential election in two decades without an incumbent in the race. +Curtis Management is also a defendant in the case. +Of the political workers, three supported President Junius R. Jayewardene's United National Party and six the Sri Lanka Freedom Party, the officials said. +It matters little that the figure was badly distorted, or that the underlying news on inflation and wages is good, or even that the D-mark has been more stable in exchange markets recently. +Graffito at a Lower East Side park entrance reads "Go Home Yuppie Scum." +Moscow says it has no more than 50,000 tons of chemical armaments but some analysts have said the Soviets have more than 300,000 tons. +Analysts said Digital's results were also affected by a product cycle transition, in which new products were introduced during the quarter but weren't widely available to customers, depressing sales of existing products. +The study by the GAO, which is the investigative arm of Congress, concludes the trend that has seen major airlines dominating flights at airports where they set up hub operations has decreased competition. +One operates a dredger to clear away sand as others search for artifacts. +Often they attract so much new money that they hopelessly dilute whatever skills they originally had. +Three longer, more demanding works, literally extraordinary are worth getting to know in these high-definition performances. Satie called his Socrate a 'symphonic drama' but the description would hardly have occurred to anyone else. +Kosovo Polje, or the field of blackbirds, was the site of a bloody battle in 1389 that pitted the Orthodox Serb Empire and its Christian allies against Ottoman Turks. +But its new Cutlass Supreme is just coming out, so it's too early to tell how that model will fare and how it will affect the division. +A federal judge on Tuesday stopped Eastern Airlines from firing 4,000 employees but allowed the financially strapped carrier to go ahead with cutting back service to 14 cities on Wednesday as planned. +Most big banks said they would waste no time entering the new lines. +The state has more than 200,000 employees. +Marie, supervisor Jim Blain at the International Bridge said he received conflicting reports about the work stoppage. +Losses from continuing operations narrowed to $4.2 million from $112.8 million a year earlier. +For securities fraud, such as insider trading, the base for a first offender would be two to eight months. +MAY 8: Mr. Buntrock buys 100 shares of ChemLawn for his personal account "to receive shareholder reports." +"It's an iniquitous practice," he asserts. +The Alabama State Teachers' Retirement Fund agreed in principle to lend US$15 million to the project, Abitibi-Price said. +Sales of foreign chips in Japan are still increasing but total sales, including Japanese chips, have grown even faster. +His latest favorite: peacocks. +In a report to the government, the Korea Foreign Trade Association said the recent sharp rise of the won against the dollar could lead to a series of collapses among exporting firms. +Federal prosecutor Kurt Rebmann said they marked "an important penetration of the KGB spy network" in West Germany. +The industry used 57.8% of its capability last week, compared with 58.4% the previous week and 71.5% a year earlier. +Kasparov won the first game when the computer retired after Kasparov's 52nd move. +One poll put the Liberals ahead of the PQ for the first time in more than a year. +The same banks had outstanding loans of less than Dollars 300m lent to customers inside Russia. By this June, all Russian banks held about Dollars 15.5bn abroad, according to central bank figures. +The foreign share of sales increased from 14 percent last year to 21 percent currently. +He said the third assailant escaped and police recovered a rifle, flares and bundles of fireworks from the gunmen's vehicle. +The defense rested its case Thursday at the obscenity trial involving Robert Mapplethorpe's photos, and closing arguments in the case were expected Friday. +Everybody is piling on the bandwagon." +One reason Ameritrust is now ready to talk is that it can command a higher price, as the bank, which had a loss of $96.4 million last year, has seen earnings improve. +In an editorial and letter from the reporter, Vittorio Zucconi, La Repubblica charged Friday that Pravda tried to use the article for political rather than journalistic ends. +About 100 urban areas failed to meet federal ozone or carbon monoxide standards by the end of last year, the latest deadline set by the Congress. +Shelby M. Gregory, 38, now living in Hollywood, said he filed the U.S. District Court suit because Murphy and the two writers allegedly used his ideas without compensation. +Paul Pfeiffer, the character based on Paul Arnold, is portrayed by Josh Saviano. +Major oil companies controlled the bulk of the world's petroleum from well-head to service-station pump until OPEC governments nationalized their oil in the 1970s. +The department said the index fell 0.6 percent in January but it revised the December figure from a 0.2 percent drop to a 0.3 percent increase. +The bill would go further in liberalizing telecommunications exports to the Soviet Union than the administration has been willing to go. +But I don't think we need these other systems. +Then the show would be bartered to non-network stations across the country in return for part of the commercial time on each of five 4:30 p.m. shows a week, time that HRI could sell for perhaps $10.3 million a year. +She talked Bartkowiak into letting her go alone into the studio, where she turned off the on-the-air light but switched on her microphone. +Philip Morris stock fell 5 to 95, apparently because investors felt the acquisition would dilute the earnings of the cigarette and food giant. +Ms. Koontz was named the first black president of the National Education Association in 1968. +Congressional sources confirm speculation by practitioners that the Campeau maneuver prompted the legislation. +But just like the real world, you take two steps forward and take one step back. +The Air Force previously has said only that it intends to deploy 132 Stealth bombers in the 1990s at a cost of $36.6 billion, in terms of 1981 dollars. +Milhem expressed skepticism about both major parties, but said: "With Shamir, there may be more chances for peaceful settlement than (with) Peres. +On the short end, the two-year note was down 1/32 at 100 5/32 , to yield 4.149 per cent. With traders widely anticipating a very positive reading, the release of November price data was somewhat of a letdown. +"Why couldn't Mickey Mouse be part of a new reading textbook?" she asks. +The Palestinian territory referred to in the declaration presumably meant the West Bank and Gaza, captured by Israel in 1967 Middle East war. +One of the debates between the two characters is about the hereafter, with Le Roux denying all but the here and now and Zoeloe all but the hereafter. +That flow could be checked, but it is unlikely to be reversed in the long term. +Most of the troops that moved into city outskirts Friday night had withdrawn to points further away from the city, and residents had removed many of the barricades they had set up to block a troop advance into the city. +The judge, however, said he had decided to "turn all of them down and to start from scratch." Bidding in the December auction will begin at $50 million to $60 million, Benton said, adding he expected one or two more bidders to appear. +Sharing the same floor of the run-down office building is Lou Gondolph, a shyster who hawks accidental-injury lawsuits in Spanish-language TV commercials. +Other funds were more forthright. +A week ago, the jackpot was at $30 million. +In composite trading, TW Services shares closed unchanged at $25. +That's just a sample. +This will bring the total no-smoking flights operated by the airline to 70%. +Even the moderate Mr. McCurdy is talking about a more adversarial relationship with the Executive, suggesting he intends to swear in every witness. +In 1987's first nine months, the deficit stood at 6.3 billion francs, up from 5.8 billion francs a year earlier. +The order seeks to keep BCCI and CCAH separate, while the Fed sorts out their relationship. +At Houminer's hardware store in Jerusalem, manager Avraham Yosha reported a 40 percent increase in the sale of insulating tape, emergency lights, cans for water, as well as portable toilets and wash basins for shelters and sealed rooms. +Nor has it turned out to be a panacea with a magical promise of higher revenues. +TransCanada PipeLines tried to renew its takeover bid for Dome Petroleum by courting Dome's creditors, who could derail Amoco's $5.1 billion (Canadian) accord to acquire Dome. +Mary Farrell of Perception Technology, the Canton, Mass., firm that developed the system, says it handles about 80% of the bank's phone inquiries. +All the employees were very shocked at what happened," said Alice Huff, a secretary at Terrell Battery Corp., where Mrs. Goran worked as a bookkeeper. +Among the defects were separations in the bonded adhesive insulation that helps hold the joints together, and channels that would allow the fiery gas to reach the joint's middle O-ring, one of three designed to contain heat from the burning fuel. +They don't have to give credit to the mujahideen and the United States," says Mr. Haq. +About 12,000 of Mugabe's troops are in Mozambique guarding trade routes and an oil pipeline vital to landlocked Zimbabwe's economy. The military chief did not say how many troops might be moved. +Bristol-Myers blamed bureaucratic sluggishness at the FDA for the delay. +"OK you guys, spread out," aerobics instructor Jan Voellinger said as the jury stood and stretched the length of one wall in the small courtroom. +You know what I think? +State and company-paid unemployment benefits will begin running out next month. +Recently, Ms. Davidow termed charges of weak content unfair but conceded "the design is equally as important as the content. +Dee Nealy, 30, who came from Boston with her family to set up a Church of Christ ministry in the black township of Soweto, feels differently. +And should the Iran-Iraq War end, petroleum prices will fall. +Clashes break out in other areas. +Glenn Loury started college at age 16, but dropped out, went to work as a clerk in a factory and started a family. +LOWER REVENUE found at firms owned by minorities and women. +And he'll then consult with the NATO foreign ministers. +I do something that hurts you." +Attorney Robert Fettweis, who prosecutors said has represented Jouris, did not return a message left at his office. +Others say it is a lull, predicting that China will be able to tap investors again for capital. 'We believe the dragon bond market is about to balloon. +Walter H. Monteith Jr., 61, will continue as chairman and chief executive of the parent and unit. +Snow fell across the West and the Midwest today after two people died in an Oregon storm that triggered road-closing mudslides and floods. +She and other foreigners decided to take their chances in the desert rather than risk becoming hostages in Baghdad. +But computer users have been more interested in a product's performance. "It appears IBM has been getting that message, and this is clear evidence they are focusing more on performance than price," Cohen said. +The rating concern said ITT's sale of its telecommunications business improves its financial profile. +Ford withheld dealer deliveries of many of the cars late last year and early this year so it could replace a cast-iron crankshaft with a forged one. +"A certain number of criminals there, some thugs, were the instigators of the unrest, and the settlement was reached in accordance with the current legislation in China. +Walesa has fueled the debate with his interest in the presidency and his criticism, recently more strident, of the government of Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki, a former Solidarity leader himself. +He was handcuffed for 30 seconds and held for under five minutes until agents were told that Scala was a resident of the building, the attorney said. +Late in New York, the dollar was quoted at 1.4545 marks, up from 1.4475 marks late Monday in New York. +The Dallas Times Herald reported in today's editions that the orders would be placed with Saab-Scania. +Kysor Industrial Corp. said it acquired Charles Needham Industries Inc. of Fort Worth, Texas. +Mr. Malek attended Harvard Business School with Ms. Franklin and later recruited her to work in the Nixon White House, where she directed a program to bring women into high-ranking government jobs. +He noted that whenever gold futures move above $350 an ounce, profit-taking generally sets in. +The government acted following the disclosure that Toshiba Machine Co., a unit of Toshiba Corp., sold sophisticated milling machines to the Soviet Union in violation of rules governing exports to communist countries. +Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak telephoned Shamir from New York during a meeting in New York with Foreign Minister Moshe Arens on Friday and Mubarak and Shamir agreed to continue their dialogue, Israel radio reported Saturday. +None is expected to be a shocker, though the leading indicators index could cause a populist stir Friday if it drops for the second month in a row. +"It was bedlam on the upside," said one Big Board specialist. +According to an informal survey by Joel Shapiro, a partner at the New York accounting firm of Seidman & Seidman, partnership syndicators have actually found less than $2 billion of suitable properties. +Britain and France wanted such a statement to make clear that the alliance wasn't suggesting that nuclear weapons could be discarded. +And the Carter presidency was at or near an all-time low in popularity as the hostage crisis worsened. +State employees are required to report and itemize travel and meal expenses. +A paler shade of Chablis. +If Congress approved a budget with only modest increases from 1988, the agency would have a $171 million shortfall next year that would trigger a more serious round of station closings, Yost said. +He said Kodak doesn't have "an overlying management team" for its photofinishing operations and hasn't yet "fully merged together" recent acquisitions, such as American Photo Group Corp. and Ektra Photofinishing Corp., formerly Fox Photo. +President Corazon Aquino's spokesman, Teodoro Benigno, said the six-province Bicol region of southeastern Luzon was without electricity today. +It said the average jet fuel price rose to 73.7 cents a gallon from 54.3 cents a gallon during the first quarter of 1989. +One alternative in civil cases is the use of "summary jury trials" in which a six-member jury returns a non-binding, advisory verdict to help each side evaluate its case and encourage a settlement, White said. +"The financial carnage taking place now is beyond what the consumer can understand," Clements said Friday. +"That's compared to 45 percent last year and a normal of 50 percent, so it's proceeding about on average," he said. +Net income in the fourth quarter fell sharply, partly because of the $51 million charge to reserve for losses in an insurance operation that was closed in 1985. +Or at least that's one way of looking at historical reality. +Betting that the U.S. Treasury markets would recover from Wednesday's selling spree, Citicorp and British Telecom Financial BV offered large Eurodollar straight-debt issues. +It will probably take a shock, in terms of large, avoidable currency losses, to trigger UK pension fund trustees into action. +The North Koreans, who have communicated only intermittently and usually indirectly with their creditors, couldn't be reached for comment. +But he assured me that I was mistaken. +Cancer continues to sink its claws deeper into mankind. +The general oversees the nation's force of nuclear bombers, intercontinental ballistic missiles, tankers and reconnaissance aircraft at SAC in Omaha, Neb. +"Even though the increase was larger than any monthly rise we have seen in more than a year and a half, the index remains just about where it stood a year ago," he said. +On the American Stock Exchange, three newly formed New York-based funds started trading. +The government's first look at how the overall economy is performing will be issued on Wednesday and, despite all the pessimism, the number is expected to be very good, on paper at least. +Debra Winger and Nick Nolte will star in a mystery movie written by playwright Arthur Miller, the movie's producers announced. +"We bought investment-grade securities in the spring, and by the fall they were trading as junk bonds," said Edward N. Bennett, the Hartford's chief investment officer. +Our slogan: We ask the world for help, with men, dignity, and strength. +The first interim dividend is raised 7.7 per cent to 1.4p (1.3p). +An estimated 18,100 Americans will die from it this year, making the disease the fifth-greatest cause of cancer deaths. +His statement appeared to be a hint against extradition. +Vietnam invaded Cambodia in 1978, ending a four-year reign of terror by a Khmer Rouge government that tried to force a radical agrarian commune on the population, killing hundreds of thousands of people. +And he has trouble with basic office etiquette, such as tucking in his shirt or coming to meetings on time. +His National Front favors the expulsion of Moslem immigrants from North Africa. +The EPA said the chemicals probably cause human cancer at a rate of as much as one case in 10,000 persons exposed for a lifetime. +The summit census nearly doubles what was the record 38 world leaders who met at the United Nations on its 40th anniversary in 1985. +For a number of reasons, including my certainty that no one in Washington wants to participate in the murder of economic stability, I think such a deal will be cut. +The company said it estimates the cost of completing the 500-room hotel and 50,000-square-foot casino at about $200 million. +Mr. Bush has built his lead through his success at painting Mr. Dukakis as out-of-step with mainstream America, and through rising voter satisfaction with Mr. Reagan and with staying on the path of his policies. +Dukakis did only slightly better on Tuesday than rivals Albert Gore Jr. and Jesse Jackson. +He served on the university faculty 12 years. +George Weeden, chief of the town's 10-member police force, said Monday he has no new leads. +Kigali, the capital, is first. +The lira dropped on Friday to 760.25 per D-Mark, which took it to within five lire of its floor against the German currency on the European Monetary System grid. +Five years ago: Artificial heart recipient Barney Clark was eulogized in Federal Way, Wash., as a "selfless pioneer." +A round-trip purchase is required, and tickets are nonrefundable. +The company declined several times in recent weeks to confirm the rumored incident. +Wednesday $9.5 billion in seven-year notes. +We are hopeful that the remaining issues between the state of Colorado, the U.S. Army and Shell can be resolved, thereby allowing the arsenal cleanup to proceed expeditiously," Ms. McHam said. +Two weeks ago Moscow quietly announced that it considered the transfer agreement null and void. Ukraine has responded by saying that Russia misled Ukraine during the signing of documents by setting down a text that was not what Ukraine had negotiated. +"There's no perfect airplane," Carnell said. "A company will have one plane, maybe a Beech King Air. +Norway has rejected a compromise agreement negotiated with Israel to end a dispute over Israel's possible misuse of Norwegian heavy water. +Members of the science club were supposed to collect the completed forms and punch the data into a computer, Birr said. +Even so, the administration has been reluctant to move against the countries, partly out of concern that critics would call such actions protectionist. +"One of the American hostages will be released within one hour from now. +They were businessmen and women who had signed on to staff the bureaus and agencies of the new Reagan administration. +A government decree said the goods would be offered through a network of shops, street markets and other authorised public vending points. 'People will be able to sell absolutely everything,' a commentator on state-run Radio Rebelde said. +Sjostrom said the department still expected to announce a specific restart schedule for the K reactor sometime this month. +Whether in classroom discourse or in the general intellectual life of the university community, there has been a tendency to exclude or silence uncongenial views. +With costs averaging $3,000 before burial fees, a funeral may be the third most expensive consumer purchase after a home and a car, according to the FTC. +Several foreign car makers are raising prices on their 1988 U.S. models, reflecting more-powerful engines or more luxury options. +Other areas of the West were cloudy or had fog. +The agreement would benefit East Germany's backward economy by bringing it into a trade bloc of 320 million people. West Germany is already an influential EC member. +This is part and parcel of the move to turn the hospital into a trust. +Getting the American public to focus on global problems at all is increasingly difficult, and economic concerns now tend to loom larger than military ones. +Senior Hutton officials say that Mr. Fomon insisted that Hutton hire some of his lady friends, and Mr. Fomon concedes that he hired five or six young women at Hutton. +There is no role this community can play in securing Anderson's release, except to hope and to continue praying for his safety in captivity and his eventual release. +But the U.S. currency apparently faces higher hurdles. +The board said the Delta plane, which was flying from London to Cincinnati, corrected its flight path on instructions from air traffic controllers at Gander. +Monday's flight carried 156 people, including four Canadians. Fitzwater refused to say how many Americans remained in Iraq and Kuwait. +Mr. Lange said if more than 25% the airline is sold, the public and Air New Zealand's staff also should be given the opportunity to buy shares. +Intel plans to offer a 3.3-volt 386SL in the year's first half and a 3.3-volt chip that will probably be named the 486SL, in the second half, Mr. Grove said. +U.S. Treasury Secretary James Baker said Monday that the Third World debt must be treated as a economic rather than a political problem and that each country's case should be handled individually. +Pelletreau opened a dialogue with the PLO leadership after the United States dropped its opposition to dealing with the PLO when the organization renounced terrorism and recognized the state of Israel in a statement last November. +He estimates that a 4% decline in gross national product would cause an 8% drop in passenger traffic. +Vietnam is one of a handful of countries with which the United States does not maintain diplomatic relations. +Moody's also said that the Los Angeles-based energy and agricultural products concern's interest charges will remain high and that asset sales "most likely will continue to be a major source of funds for debt reduction." +Fighting after dawn was still continuing in Old Panama, just east of the Marriott, and in San Miguelito, a poor district hill district northeast of the city center where some of the strongest Dignity Battalions are based. +There are some powerful incentives for governments to take action. +"Since central bankers are always buyers of last resort, they typically come into the market only after the currency has plunged and interest rates have adjusted upward significantly," he says. +Equally important were the conditions attached to aid. +The previous law required reporting only in cases of sexual molestation. +A rumor that Japan's central bank was poised to boost a key interest rate continued to bolster the yen, said Yoichi Sakaguchi, chief currency trader at Sanwa Bank. +For the exchange rate is a link between the national price level and that of the rest of the world. +The bonds are expected to have a term of between seven and 10 years to take advantage of interest in these maturities. +At the time, Keating was an Arizona businessman and owner of the Irvine, Calif.,-based Lincoln Savings and Loan, whose 1989 collapse and federal seizure is expected to cost taxpayers $2 billion. +But about half of those leaving are younger, and will take early retirement following discussions with the firm's management board. +But Polaris believes the market value of the planes exceeds the $5.9 million loan balance. +The defecting boxers complain that Thomas Hearns claims too much of Mr. Steward's attention. +Adding his voice to the fur debate raised this week between those opting for fake furs and those who won't settle for anything but the real thing, Ferre not only interspersed fake and real skins, but dyed real fox to look like fake leopard and zebra. +While George Bush was in charge, not once did Mr. Bush demand economic sanctions _ under a law he said he wanted _ against countries that won't cooperate in the war on drugs. +An official said about 50 bodies were sighted in the upper decks of the 7,951-ton vessel that capsized March 6 on a trip to England; of 543 people aboard, 348 survived and 61 bodies were recovered initially. +Bank stocks were sold, a sign that investors don't expect interest rates to drop much further. +Also contributing to the copper sell-off was the feeling the market may have been overbought, along with the latest 10-day report of automobile sales, which showed a sharp decline. +Vogel is East Germany's most prominent lawyer. +Within two years, shoppers should be seeing U.S. government-certified organic chickens, tomatoes and bell peppers in the stores. +Traders said the central banks are determined to maintain stability immediately before the U.S. presidential election less than a week away. +Whereas what is actually on offer is a rather shoddily-written cuttings' job. +Mr. Leutwiler described yesterday's announcement as a "signal to European industry" of what it must do to counter Japanese and American competition. +Merrill's total revenue jumped 18% to a record $3.15 billion from $2.66 billion. +Americans had nearly $693 billion in consumer credit outstanding at the end of the period. +"However, the ultimate success of these reforms will depend on management's commitment to correcting these weaknesses," it said. +"There was nothing to make him crash. +The 85%, they say, applies only for state-regulated prices for essential items. +The cub was placed in an incubator, fed a special formula through a tube into its stomach and given antibiotics to fight the infection, officials said. +No decision is expected to be made on Mr. Gates's nomination until after a White House commission makes its report on the Iran-Contra affair late this month. +Poland's general prosecutor, Aleksander Herzog, named the two men arrested in Popieluszko's death as former Deputy Interior Minister Wladyslaw Ciaston and Zenon Platek, former head of the ministry department that had monitored the Roman Catholic church. +The bank has financed the company's Arizona home-building operations and provided debtor-in-possession financing to the company during the bankruptcy proceedings. +A few years ago, when Mr. Khashoggi's DC-8 aircraft was seized by creditors, Mr. Adham reportedly stepped in to pay the $2.5 million bill. +In addition to imposing surcharges, designed to strip the companies of artificially inflated revenues, the commission can also press criminal charges, which could add extra fines. +Strong investor demand for California GOs kept prices from eroding despite negative news about the postponement of the GO sale and the state's sizable budget deficit, traders said. +Most authorities agree that such testing is the only way that the growth of Olympic performance-enhancing drugs can be controlled. +It isn't unusual for a long-term bond downgraded one notch (to A from AA, for example) to drop $10 to $20 in value for each $1,000 face amount. +The Supreme Court today agreed to study the case of a former Dallas high school football coach who says he lost his job because he is white. +Gold bullion prices were up by around $1 a troy ounce but traders said the market lacked sparkle and Middle East customers stayed away after buying earlier in the week. +Only one, agriculture-fishery-forestry, showed a drop, they said. +That statement was accompanied by a polaroid photograph of Cordes to prove its authenticity. +Mr Kopper said customers expected a range of services from investment bankers. +It has become "the dominant characteristic" in case loads of child protective-service agencies in 22 states and the District of Columbia. +The company is engaged in exploration and production of oil & natural gas in the U.S. and Canada. +After AmBase put Home Insurance on the block in February, it suspended payment of its quarterly common stock dividend, but said that it expected to pay a special dividend to shareholders when it closed on the sale. +But the agency wants to preserve the jobs in the plants, and hardly any buyers would make such a commitment. +"When I see the flies flying into the cage, I feel a sense of happiness," it quoted Hu as saying. +They used to run their businesses like little kingdoms, each one looking after his own interests. +In the next few days, I'll be making some very specific proposals." He did not say what the proposals would be, and White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater declined to elaborate. +William Brodsky, president of the Chicago Merc, says, "The June expiration may not mark an end to the changes. +And they had to put it on automatic thank-you tape," White House Press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said. +The decision not to launch came about 15 minutes before the scheduled liftoff around 10 p.m. EST, said Sgt. Ivey Paige. +Analysts say Vrdolyak is a long-shot for the GOP nomination, and that odds are even worse for a Republican winner in April. +Kevin Fay, executive director of the Alliance for Responsible Chlorofluorocarbon Policy, which represents producers of the chemicals, said the findings buttress his group's support for the protocol. +Browning-Ferris Industries parted ways with other pollution control stocks, gaining 1 3/4 to 23 1/2 while others in the group fell. +The judgment doesn't affect the running of the government." +Mr. Theobald, who while at Citicorp oversaw a competing bid for First Options, was slow to cut Continental's losses in this case. +Lucky officials at the company's Dublin, Calif., headquarters referred calls to New York spokeswoman Lissa Perlman. +The former neighbor told Mrs. Martinet that the cat disappeared in October 1986. +'Michael admits the coal business has been the most frustrating and intractable problem he has ever faced. +"I once saw a camel bite a man's arm and tear it off," says Lt. +A halt to imports of sedans, plus a requirement that top officials use only Chinese-made cars. +Shepherd and Keating will begin serving shortly on an acting basis until after their nomination by President Reagan and Senate confirmation. +The former queen, who walked with a cane, wore a black pants suit, black cap, black gloves and a bright red scarf. +Exor will then have to decide whether to fend off Nestle with a fully fledged counter-bid. +Green Tree offered three million of its common shares at 36 Thursday. The proceeds will be used to buy back its preferred shares held by the Resolution Trust Corp. +The 49-year-old defendant was held in prison for 14 months until his trial began Monday in Mannheim District Court. +The average business customer is in the $5 million annual sales area. +"But after 1988, he concentrated on building up his own power," she was quoted as saying. +Other arrests in San Antonio were possible, officials said. +The combination of these elements left operating profit before income taxes and provisions at 3.66 billion francs, down from 4.48 billion francs a year earlier. +About 1,200 striking bus drivers and several thousand of their supporters marched to city hall Friday to press their demands for a 35 percent pay raise. +In northwest Kansas, a twister ripped roofs off farm buildings, downed power and telephone lines, and turned a truck over onto a car near Cedar Bluffs in Decatur County, authorities said. +The recent row over alleged overpricing and bully-boy tactics by banks in the small business market, and constant rumbles of discontent over their treatment of the private customer have not endeared them to the fair trading authorities. +WITH attractions that range from the sandy beaches of Lake Tanganyika to the Luangwa game parks, the Victoria Falls, Lake Kariba and the magnificent Zambezi River, tourism in Zambia should be booming. In fact, the potential has barely been tapped. +"What we have to do is have the dollar come down as a consequence of a reduction in our budget deficit, which would cause lower interest rates in the United States, and it would be that mechanism that would bring down the dollar," he said. +Brian Larcombe, finance director of 3i, has been elected chairman of the British Venture Capital Association, replacing Ron Hollidge, managing director of Lloyds Development Capital. +"It looks to me like less than 1 percent, and we have to decide whether it's worth the energy it takes," he said. +Local HUD officials agreed to insure a $41 million mortgage for an apartment building on the fashionable East Side of Manhattan even though it was already under construction, New York Newsday reported. +Malaysia Airlines earlier ordered two 747-400 Combis, which can carry a half-load of cargo on the main deck behind the passengers. The new airplanes are to be used on routes between Malaysia and Europe, Australia and the United States. +Kravchenko's successor as head of Tass has not been named. +George Gould, Treasury undersecretary for finance, told the House Banking Committee that lack of political support forced abandonment of efforts for the insurance and real estate powers. +The stock basket is the Big Board's answer to a number of post-crash studies that called for a link between the stock-index futures and the stock market. +Nicholas Mavroules, D-Mass., and Larry Hopkins, R-Ky., ranking members of the House Armed Services subcommittee on investigations. +As it happens, basic research in the U.S. is enjoying something of a renaissance. +And even though aluminum prices haven't jumped yet, Mr. Schumann's staff is starting to buy long-term aluminum contracts to ensure that it can make a profit on the promised sticker price of armaments. +At the Brazilian accident, doctors decided to try GM-CSF. +In the US, its largest market, the company expects sales to remain flat for the year at Dollars 4.3bn. Suddenly, the world seems to be ganging up on video game makers. +Only the moment they start falling, can we begin making real changes," he said. +Hughes said it supplied the Dutch company with "less than a thousand" of the infrared detectors for use by the Dutch military and wasn't aware of any diversions to Iraq. +Mitchell acknowledges that some wives are a bit dazed by the developments, telling him: "I was not ready for this." Frequently, he invites them to join the family support group as volunteers, so they feel like they are part of the effort. +Piqua employees allegedly have been told not to reject devices even if they fail leak tests. +At a meeting with students Wednesday at Warsaw University, Walesa said he would defend NZS. "No table can stand on less than three legs. +The car Dinkins was riding in to a campaign appearance was hit broadside Sunday afternoon in Manhattan, police said. +Ms. Turner, 24, is a fourth-year student at MU's College of Veterinary Medicine. +Earnings fell by 17 per cent to 83.5p. Profits were hit by an Pounds 8.4m charge for withdrawing from the loss-making pipe maintenance company, Amtec, which had been announced at the interim stage. +The DEA then began monitoring telephone calls between the informant and Bunnell, authorities said. +The stock market pulled back in early trading today, retracing some of Friday's sharp gains ahead of the March consumer price data. +It said two Lebanese were in investigative custody, accused of falsifying documents, complicity in fraud and violating Swiss narcotics laws. +"Without cooperation from him, what are you going to appeal?" Pecorino said. +The friendly $107 a share offer for all of Aussedat Rey's stock officially was submitted Monday for approval by French government and stock market authorities, said International Paper, the world's largest paper maker. +And if I couldn't vote I'd have been an activist probably more extreme than some who came here." And Selma today? +By day, this is a quiet little town overlooking the rocky Guadalupe River. +Radio carried interviews from numerous factories, hospitals and enterprises with officials also expressing their solidarity. +Its pre-tax profits are likely to rise by about 30 per cent to around Pounds 18m. Daily Mail and General Trust should unveil on Wednesday a modest increase in full year profits to around Pounds 50m from Pounds 47.7m. +'This looks like the pay-off of a man who was asked to leave. +Capital flight, according to recent reports, has already ceased. +Bailey is now 39. He is so ill he can't work, has lost all feeling in one arm, and his brother and sister also have strange allergies and ailments the doctors can't seem to correct. +Rostenkowski was one of the chief authors of the 1986 tax overhaul, which reduced tax rates significantly and cut or eliminated several deductions, exclusions and credits. +"There is physical evidence linking all of the murders," said police Capt. +The explosion merely singed the carpet, nicked a desk, blew a few holes in the ceiling and loosened marble counter panels. +Regarding its U.S. discount, MacMillan Bloedel said it is eliminating a 3% "temporary competitive allowance," effective Jan. 1, but will maintain a 5% discount for customers who purchase their entire annual contract volume. +Along with finding the money, Congress must also look at some sort of "never again" reforms guaranteeing that the government will not be asked again to bail out the S&L industry. +In the first case, a different judge awarded about $1.3 million to a San Jose man who lost his wife and son in the crash. +The novelist invents a certain Lucy Moncrieffe, niece of the British foreign secretary of the time, Lord Aberdeen, but no harm is done and she makes a surprisingly uninhibited Victorian heroine. +Since that time, cable rates have risen sharply amid complaints of poor service. +Col. Jose Chavez Caceres, commander of the 5th Army Brigade and the Jiboa battalion, has been removed from his post but is not directly implicated in the massacre, military sources said. +Homicide rates for the Netherlands and Switzerland rose 20 percent and 13 percent respectively in 1989, according to police figures. +The bottom line on net job growth is (that) we're doing very well." +Unisys also increased by 50% the memory on its A12 mainframe. +All were volunteers, he said. +Mr. Dorsey's attorney, Daniel Bookin, declined to comment. Mr. Foulds's lawyer, Jan Lawrence Handzlik, said: "The arbitrator is simply wrong. +Mr. Gasich declined to comment; the middleman couldn't be located. +The New York Stock Exchange has asked its legal advisory committee to draft a proposed definition of insider-trading. +Investigators have been unable to find anyone to corroborate Downey's story, he said. +Teledyne hid its true cost estimates in green folders and submitted grossly inflated estimates to the government in white folders, according to the suit, which was unsealed Wednesday in federal court. +Analysts said they don't expect a similar impact this time around. +The overall increase in students came as the state reduced its contribution to CUNY's four-year colleges by $29 million, to more than $800 million, and the city cut its contribution to community colleges by $13 million, to $160 million. +Players roll the dice to determine rewards - the chance to study at a university, or even become party general secretary - or punishment, such as detention by police. +Lotus Development announced a cost-cutting program that includes a hiring freeze and layoffs. +A dealer in Rome speculated that Vice President George Bush's triumph in the Super Tuesday primaries may also have calmed markets, because he is perceived here as an anti-protectionist. +An economic program presented by Ryzhkov in May caused panic buying that made empty store shelves even barer. +In Sydney, News closed at 8.48 Australian dollars (US$6.40), up 22 cents. +Zita had lived at Johannes-Stift the past three decades. +Polls and focus groups alike illustrate the electorate's ambivalence about some of the most fundamental issues facing the country. +Shops were closed and school children stayed away from classes. +Without an increased debt ceiling, the Federal Reserve Board would order banks, starting Thursday, not to honor any checks issued by the U.S. Treasury. +Bush will fish for bass in a 55-acre lake on the property of Ray Scott, president of Bass Anglers Sportsmen's Society. +The climax is built with infinite control, over a broader, steadier span, but there seems no loss of coruscating vitality in the fingerwork. Precious pianist, precious experience. +"It was getting scary," Howard Schwamenfeld recalls. +There are strong fears in Asia of a lessening US commitment because of domestic pressure for defence cuts. +Through inept handling, they made the situation worse. +Rep. Sam Gibbons, D-Fla., chairman of the Ways and Means trade subcommittee, said nothing in the measure would alter present sugar quotas from countries outside the Caribbean. +The preliminary agreement was reached by U.S. and Soviet negotiators at a second round of the London talks. +Otherwise he is being fed intravenously, which gives him 600-700 calories a day, said the senior palace official, who refused to be identified. +A study of monologues by Johnny Carson and David Letterman found that the score during the general campaign was virtually a tie: 51 jokes about Republican Bush to 50 about his Democratic opponent, Michael Dukakis. +The man turned out to be Michael Wolff, who was already the director of research and subsequently political adviser to Edward Heath. Wolff, like Randolph, died early. +They formed RLI to take Redken private, and offered $34.90 a share. +"This will help small town America become more competitive in today's global economy," said Coleman. +In Havana, President Fidel Castro pledged "socialism or death" in a televised speech marking the 30th anniversary of his communist revolution. +Unions allege that mine wages for unskilled or semi-skilled workers are lower than in the manufacturing sector, the reverse of international patterns. +While at PTL, the Bakkers' show was broadcast by about 180 television stations. +He also said acquisition candidates in publishing and information services were abandoned because the prices were too high. +The CBI emphasises that schemes will need to be much more flexible in future. +Police say suspects told them the building was used for carrying out the killings. +It's not the first time the characters from "Gone With The Wind" have appeared outside of the printed page or silver screen, and most U.S. fans of the Old South epic probably will never see a bottle of "Gone With The Wind" wine. +I defined Troy Maxson in `Fences' (Jones played Maxson on Broadway) as a man who didn't distinguish his principles from his prejudices. +And I believe we owe him the opportunity to do just that," he said. +After he overthrew the civilian government of Prime Minister Sadek el-Mahdi last summer, el-Bashir promised to end the civil war through peace negotiations. +"I would love to have one every few minutes but that's out of the question," he confessed. +That followed a Sept. 25 announcement that Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. planned to send an undisclosed number of smokes to the troops. +In spite of massive investments by Fisons they failed to clear the drug and made further observations about Opticrom's manufacturing processes. Opticrom is now unlikely to be relicensed in time for the US rag-weed season which starts in August. +The Weekend FT has been plugging the 5th issue of index-linked National Savings for a long time now and it is hoped that readers have stocked up on the issue, which paid 4.5 per cent above inflation, tax-free. +Police say many of the killings were blamed on communist rebels, who have been fighting to overthrow the Philippine government since 1969 and have threatened to attack American military personnel. +For a year, Eastern filled vacant pilot jobs by giving preference to the new-hire list, rather than the returning striker list. +"However unwelcome high interest rates must be, they are preferable to the damage done by high inflation," Lawson said. +It gives them something to talk about when they get out." Assistant Police Chief Robert Vernon, who is supervising the sweeps, strongly disagreed. +Mr Ozawa and Mr Takemura may find it hard to agree. If, as is possible, coalition leaders fail to agree on a successor to Mr Hosokawa, they will be forced to call a general election. +Even though it had inherited Pan Am's route network and experienced personnel, United's flights were still late 70% of the time at first, and one out of 10 flights was canceled. +Mr. Biderman recommends a short sale of SGI International. Short sellers borrow stock and immediately sell it, anticipating that the price will fall. +"As a dancer and somebody who moves to music, the Pet Shop Boys' tracks are so interesting. +Other factors contributing to Caterpillar's profit decline include tight U.S. monetary policies and higher inflation, Stober said. +Part of the huge cohort that crowded the job market, many have climbed the career ladder more slowly, leaving ultimate work goals still unattained and thus, he believes, "postponing the time when you get bored and stop and look around." +On Monday, Root pleaded not guilty in North Carolina to 445 counts of securities fraud and related charges in connection with his handling of radio station licensing cases before the FCC. +The resumption depends on the weather and repairs to the ballpark. +He says: 'We lose some each year and gain some; we are about 10 down on last year.' He adds: 'There are 122,243 unique flight numbers each day. +Real estate experts have questioned whether the property is worth the $600 million that he owes on it. +As previouly reported, Boeing's action Monday was in response to Mesa's Hart-Scott-Rodino filing. +Gold rose in London to a late bid of $384.50 an ounce, up from $380.25 Monday. +Mr. Goldstein couldn't be reached for comment. +There is an awful lot of other drawing out there, of such different kinds. +(NA) "Family Double Dare," FOX, 1.8. +Atlantis has been crippled by leaking hydrogen since June. +The proposed change "is consistent with what a number of other large companies do," said a spokesman. +"They work here, they met here, they fell in love here. +"The student leaders maintained illicit relations with traitorous organizations overseas, and themselves were traitors and collaborators," it said. +Despite fewer players in the business, Smith Barney has seen its ranking slip this year. +Of course, some casino patrons make a distinction between gambling in Atlantic City and gambling on Wall Street. +But the approach is again under attack. +A major objective of the profit-sharing plan was the perpetuation of employee ownership, the appellate court said, adding that the law does not set an exclusive goal of maximizing benefits. +"Yeah, it's hot," said Fox. +Susan Dunne, a contemporary art specialist at Christie's auction house, said the prices fetched by female artists such as Joan Mitchell and Holzer are rising. +I am eager to give advice. +The labyrinthian case involves charges that defense firms, or their employees, hired private consultants who bribed Pentagon officials for information needed to win multimillion-dollar contracts. +Canadian mills operated at 89% of capacity in the first six months, compared with 95%. +But Levine, who is also the Met's artistic director, has defended the conservative choice on grounds that the company needs a solid production it can live with well into the next century, not one that will seem dated or ill-conceived within a few years. +As a Class C director, Mr. Hull represents non-banking interests on the Reserve Bank's board. +Like other Freeport residents, the Wentworths must drive eight miles north to Brunswick or five miles south to Yarmouth to shop in a supermarket. +So, gradually, the Federal Reserve is likely to be moving in the direction of ease. +But he adds: "If they (Fed officials) keep flip-flopping, then you would see this criticism." +"He wouldn't let you turn on the air conditioning in the summer," Corts said. "You just sat there and wiped your brow. +The government denied responsibility for the killings and said an investigation was under way. +He offered no specific targets in regard to layoffs. +Ricardo Teran, whose family operates a retail and telecommunications conglomerate in Nicaragua, said he will return to Nicaragua next week to assess prospects of relocating permanently. +There also lurks a rare but potentially lethal threat: the spokesman scandal. +Any foreigner convicted under the new law faces the same fine and jail time, plus deportation afterward. +A fire early Tuesday heavily damaged a 12th century church that had been partially destroyed by the Great Fire of 1666 and rebuilt by Christopher Wren. +A senior executive at BHF Bank, which enjoyed a 17 per cent increase in 10-month profits, spoke of a 'sword of Damocles'. +Toledo Edison Co. spokesman Jim Proctor said 19,000 customers lost electricity, but only 3,500 remained without power by Thursday night. +Mr. McDowell, who was Mr. Agee's close friend as well as his publisher, was instrumental in the creation of the trust for the benefit of Mr. Agee's children, and he was well aware of the need to conserve its limited assets. +Michael Dukakis was the choice of 68 percent of Jews surveyed, while Sen. Albert Gore Jr. of Tennessee was favored by 10 percent. +Mrs. Evers said Wednesday that more important than a murder conviction is that her husband reaches his deserved place in history. +Total Resources (Canada) Ltd., a Calgary, Alberta, unit of the oil concern TOTAL CIE. +Among these is "Dirty Dancing," based on the hit movie of the same name. +However, recent figures from a parliamentary answer show that just 8 per cent of child benefit expenditure goes to high-earning families once income is adjusted for family size. +He said Pounds 50m would be withheld from colleges' budgets unless more 'flexible' contracts were introduced. But the largest union in the sector, the National Association of Teachers in Further and Higher Education, refused to sign the deal yesterday. +Fifty percent of the respondents said they would be personally better off financially under a Bush administration, compared with 38 percent saying they would benefit under a Dukakis administration. +He said there was no deadline for formulating a response to the U.S. initiative. +An Amal official conceded that his movement's fighters had been driven out of four villages in a surprise pre-dawn Hezbollah assault. +Of the 3.9-point improvement in unemployment relative to the nation, 3.1 points of it occurred between January 1979 and January 1983, when Ed King, not Mr. Dukakis, was governor and the nation as a whole was mired in recession. +Opinion polls which increasingly show that a French 'no' vote is a real possibility increases the strain on weak ERM members; if the monetary union project finally unravels, the markets may lose faith altogether in current ERM parities. +They would go for food, housing, utilities, clothing and other necessities like that," said Grubb. +The watch, says Mr. Banerot, is perfect for police officers. +Neither company would elaborate on why the transaction fell through. +He said he heard shots fired but did not see any victims before escaping down a glacier. +The government on Wednesday ordered Canadian companies to ignore a U.S. bill that would prohibit them from trading with Cuba, External Affairs Minister Joe Clark said. +Diagnostek jumped 2 to 20 1/4 after signing a contract with the Teamsters union to provide prescription drugs to retired union members by mail. +The New York National Guard already has the second worst attendance records in the nation, but its budget has tripled since 1975 to $390 million, the newspaper said. +He praises Foley as a "remarkably fair" House speaker and says of Rep. Frank, "give the guy his day in court." +It does not exist in a counterproductive way. +The old structure of party and government was liquidated," Iliescu told a Bucharest crowd. +Exxon's prime contractor on cleaning up the nation's worst oil spill estimates the petroleum giant will end up spending $2 billion on the job, nearly twice as much as estimated in July. +Rising in sympathy was Standard Chartered, up 6 at 455; Barclays, up 2 at 387; National Westminster, up 7 at 292; and Royal Bank of Scotland, up 3 at 171. +Granados Pineda was quoted as saying the army helped city, state and federal police put down the riot. +The Time Warner loss in the latest quarter reflects a jump in interest expense to $451 million from $25 million for Time alone in 1988, as well as depreciation and amortization charges of $155 million compared with $55 million a year earlier. +But at the same time, close followers of the financial scene say, the market has taken on an increasingly powerful role, not just in reacting to economic trends and government policies, but also in helping to determine them. +He called the president "a Syrian lackey elected under the bayonets of Syrian occupation." +"This individual walked up and demanded the keys to the cage. He threatened the trainer. +Mr. Palmieri, who was also named chief executive officer of the company by regulators, said the plan will likely include a form of guarantee from the state insurance funds on Mutual Benefit's obligations to policyholders. +One is the University of Michigan's Center for Ergonomics. +Banks won't always save what they expect to, but they are bound to save something. +The talks, known as the Uruguay Round for the country where they began in 1986, face a marathon July 23 negotiating session in Geneva to draft framework agreements in 15 separate areas, including agriculture. +'At the moment the UK market is relatively speaking good value in terms of capital and income growth,' says manager Ian Massie. +When the measure came to the floor, the price tag was placed at $6.9 billion by the Agriculture Committee staff. +American Indians scored the best year-to-year gains of any ethnic group: a 4-point gain in verbal averages to 388, and a 9-point rise in math to 437. +But the drama of efforts to free three ice-trapped whales has turned the Eskimo village into a boom town. +Mr Yashiro explains: 'Contrary to the conventional view, Japanese services are historically of low quality. This is a producer society. +In a partisan primary delayed two weeks by Hurricane Hugo's devastation, Charlotte's ballot Tuesday drew only 14,920 voters, or 7.5 percent of those eligible to cast ballots, according to Elections Supervisor Bill Culp. +One thing that would prop up bank stocks would be "a lot of excess capacity coming out of the banking industry," Kraushaar said, or in other words, mergers between large institutions. +Several jurors were frowning as they entered the courtroom for Cummings' announcement. +"That semicircle relates to being very proud of his masculinity, the macho aspect, forcefulness, and being very sensitive to appearing weak in front of other people," she said. +The United States would provide aid to help buy Peru's coca leaf crop under a plan proposed Thursday by the Peruvian ambassador. +Despite the ban, French officials say their crackdown on other forms of dial-a-porn is limited by the same legal void that exists in the U.S. Nothing in French law restricts what two individuals can say over a telephone line. +The extraction of the gold could begin in five years, said the daily, adding that scientists calculated the deposit could yield 12 tons of the precious metal each year. +Bendjedid said the elections would only take place if conditions for "peace and security" are met. +In addition, the "quantum well" technology used to generate light pulses in the gallium arsenide chips is still esoteric. +The tribe says 400 of their number were killed. +In principle, Tokyo doesn't allow foreigners to work in Japan unless their jobs can't be done by Japanese. +Vietnam has said it will pull out its forces by 1990 regardless of a political settlement. +Last week, Mr. Bilzerian, who heads a group with a 9.99% stake in Singer, said he had commitments for as much as $895 million from Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. and a group of banks led by National Westminster Bank USA. +In Israel, an army spokesman said he knew nothing about the attack. +Under new regulations, illegally entering or leaving Romania is punishable by a 15- to 30-day jail sentence or a fine. +"On information and belief, defendant Smith told them that unless Raytheon silenced or removed Dr. Korb, he (Smith) would no longer meet with anyone from Raytheon's Washington office," the suit says. +"The people of Latin America will be more comfortable if the United States gets its troops home as soon as possible and helps Panama carry out an election," said one Latin diplomatic source in Washington. +West, a waiter at the McArthur Park Restaurant in San Francisco, was found wearing shorts and buried under 15 feet of rock and dirt, Martin said. +BCE Development has received financial backing for its restructuring plan from BCE Inc., which holds 67% of BCE Development, and Carena Developments Ltd., a real-estate developer controlled by Toronto financiers Peter and Edward Bronfman. +Corporate profits fell an estimated 12% to 15% in the fourth quarter, in part because of a weakness in prices. +The pair met at the ministry offices. +The government simply ran out of money and out of time. +First Boston has maintained contact with Allegheny but hasn't made any follow-up offer, he said. +The inflation rate is stable. +"(President-elect George) Bush is going to face a legacy of the Reagan administration in the enormous amount of debt at all levels of society," said professor Benjamin Friedman of Harvard University. +The shares were included in Goldman Sachs's secondary public offering of 4.8 million Georgia Gulf shares at $34.25 a share, Georgia-Pacific said. +They said the Courter campaign knew they objected and say their wishes should have been respected regardless of the willingness of their daughter-in-law to appear in the ad. +Gentex's customers are Detroit's auto makers, Goliaths that don't shy from squeezing suppliers hard and casting off the ones too weak to take it. +In fact, the feeling often is like a boxing match, with first one contender and then the other striking a blow for his or her life style or point of view while the crowd applauds. +Everybody concentrates on the military aspects and forgets that in his spare time he devised the whole of the civil code in France. +The hostages are nine Americans, three Britons, an Irishman, an Italian and a Belgian. +In January, the administration proposed cutting $3.2 billion from the $306 billion outlay. +The acquisition would make Grand Met one of the largest wine and spirit concerns in the world, and give the British conglomerate the product range and geographical spread necessary to compete in an increasingly global beverage market. +We have packed it in the back row beside the white spikes of the excellent Veronicastrum, as botanists have renamed Veronica virginica. +Hence its name. Magellan splits the screen into two. +But as a monitor of our screen culture, you should be more conscientious in warning readers about how debased the video experience can be in the hands of some modern video companies. +Also Thursday, The Labor Party re-elected Foreign Minister Shimon Peres as its leader and candidate for the premiership. +The president's limousine was hit by an egg thrown from the crowd as his motorcade passed through Santiago streets. +Steinberg said its board will meet this afternoon to consider Oxdon's proposal. +September's orders for big-ticket items, an important clue to the health of the U.S. manufacturing sector, will be watched closely, traders said. +In addition, however, legislators are grappling with questions about health-care costs, confidentiality and discrimination, among many others. +Before the Tiananmen massacre, the big problem for many Jiangsu projects was the shortage of domestic funds following last year's retrenchment. +RJR's 14.07% convertible pay-in-kind debentures, due in 2009, which were reset to yield 17.375% under the new plan, soared 8 1/4 points to 114 3/8 on the New York Stock Exchange. +Ashland Oil, the US petroleum refiner, is to buy an extra 15 per cent stake in Ashland Coal for Dollars 110m, Reuter reports from Kentucky. +In joint custody, children see their fathers more often than in sole custody. +They needn't have worried, said several female crew members assigned to a U.S. AWACS surveillance plane stationed in Saudi Arabia. +Supreme Court Judge Theodore Orr issued the temporary restraining order in Jerusalem at the request of the Association for Civil Rights in Israel. +Others, such as Redland, which will benefit from improved cash flow, might do well if their dividends become more secure. +When the Barbary Coast of San Francisco was racked by prostitution, drugs and murder in the late 19th century, Oakland was known as the Athens of the West for its superior private schools. +But this year's convention reflected a downturn in an industry battling cable and video alternatives. +Patterson said if he can't swim Tuesday or Wednesday, he will return home. +Oraibi edged Patchy Groundfog by a head for third. +Higher earnings for the year resulted partly from improved results in employee benefits and asset management and pension services. +They will keep the gear no matter how the test goes. +Net asset value per share at London Finance & Investment Group stood at 20p at December 31 1992, against 20.84p a year earlier. Net revenue for the year amounted to Pounds 168,000 compared with losses of Pounds 3.69m. +'If the European governments think it's such an important project, they should use public funds,' says a Japanese banking official. +Congress is expected to force the issue by attaching a reinvigorated Gramm-Rudman measure to a bill raising the debt ceiling. +The defense claimed the grand jury did not have jurisdiction to bring those charges. +As an offset, the Bush team scrambles to include a forceful section for child care. +The suspects, in their late teens or early 20s, were charged with murder and robbery and were held without bail. +"I'm disappointed," said Gordon Smith, head of institutional trading at the Baltimore firm of Alex. +U.S. District Judge William Schwarzer's decision was released Thursday in connection with a lawsuit filed by 19 states in March 1988 against 32 major insurance companies and reinsurers, who provide insurance for insurance companies. +Per-share results were lower because of a public offering of 3.3 million shares in March by Intelligent, which has about 18.6 million shares outstanding. +The strike shut libraries and local tax offices and hurt care for the handicapped and elderly. +BusinessTV publishes a monthly guide to upcoming programs on industry-wide services, such as the Satellite Conference Network and American Law Network, so readers can schedule viewings. +California Gov. George Deukmejian, a Republican leaving office in January, says his cuts would allow the nation's largest state to finish its fiscal year June 30 with a balanced budget or just a small deficit. +Labour plans streamlined advisory services, measures to combat late payment by big companies, and technology audits. +New York-based Time recently announced that it was moving American Television from its Denver headquarters to the New York area. +Bush also proposed increased spending in a variety of areas such as education, child care and the environment, but he repeatedly refused to provide details on which government programs he would cut in order to lower the budget deficit. +Only time will tell, but the stakes are high. +The law, however, is murky on what exactly constitutes an illegal public offering. +Since the school began requiring students to use personal computers in the classrooms, questions of impropriety have cropped up. +Ryan purchased the bank from PJD Bancshares, a group of investors in the El Campo and Louise area in Brazoria County, for an undisclosed sum. +Radio Haiti Inter reported that soldiers hunted for members of the Tonton Macoutes, who have long terrorized the population. +The offer had been set to expire yesterday. +The man Michael Dukakis left "minding the store" in Massachusetts while running for president is a veteran of 40 years in and around government. +"This will promote further scurrying for exports," said Richard Loewy, an analyst at Prudential-Bache Securities Inc., New York. +But it's wise to avoid credit card cash advances, which usually carry hefty rates of interest, some near 20 percent. +Sequa Corp.'s board authorized the buy-back of as many as 250,000 shares of its Class A common. +Weiner's companies paid $72,000 in rent for a Beverly Hills, Calif., house occupied by Hart's daughter and son-in-law. +But capitalism's triumph is by no means unmitigated. +National Merit declines to make public an ethnic breakdown of scholarship winners. +Adsteam also is negotiating to reschedule its debt, but some banks have been slow to agree. +Keith Bjerke, executive vice president of CCC, a corporation wholly owned by the department, said the total investment a year earlier was $16.2 billion, including $9.5 billion in loans outstanding and inventories of $6.7 billion. +Audio equipment sales rose 32 mainly on strong sales of compact-disk players. +Last year, when inventories were drawn down sharply, net farm income was about $41 billion, down from $46.3 billion in 1987. +Earnings per share increased 11 per cent from 19.14p to 21.3p. Most of the improvement had been through cost-containment. +He made his comments after the council's five permanent members _ the United States, Soviet Union, China, France and Britain _ ended more than four hours of informal meetings. +Ms. Weber, of Ocala, Fla., is an investor, philanthropist and art collector. +A speeding bus rolled off a road, hit a rock and exploded in flames Saturday, killing at least 14 people and injuring 10, the national news agency Tanjug said. +A 20-year-old Dallas man and a 19-year-old Garland woman were in jail Wednesday awaiting arraignment on burglary and theft charges. +The bank said on the supply side, overall output was expected to be bolstered by further expansion in the manufacturing sector at double-digit rates of 15%. +The youngsters usually range in ages from 7 to 14. The oldest "grandparent" so far has been an unmarried gentleman of 79 who, Mrs. Koenig says, just wanted to see how the idea worked. +Noles said money has become a concern of many workers who feel uncertainty because of the Wall Street bidding war. +As previously reported, that situation is causing several Texas thrifts that are desperate for cash to bid up the interest rates they pay for funds. +Killed with Mouawad were six Syrian soldiers and eight Lebanese troops and officers assigned to guard him, including his aide de camp Col. Joseph Ramya, and nine civilians, three of them women, police said. +Meadowhouse Bar-Laser in Stalham has been running a two-way postal EDI service for nearly a year and has more than 200 users. Here, too, a Meadowhouse computer is linked to EDI services on behalf of its customers. +Presser's defense, according to statements of defense attorney John R. Climaco, would have been that Presser was told to place certain men on the local's payroll and to keep them there, in order to protect and enhance his informant role. +Japan uses 16kg per head per year while the UK uses only 5kg. The discovery of stainless steel was one of the world's first defence industry spin-offs. +Briscoe was one of eight teen-agers indicted in the assault on Lewis. +The BAOR will then cease to exist and become instead UK Support Command (Germany). 'It doesn't exactly trip off the tongue, does it?' commented a senior British officer. +It is simply too diffuse to grip the reader, with overly detailed descriptions of military hardware, meandering pace and Ng's flat narration combining to bog the story down. +Assuming no significant new evidence surfaces during that time, the panel will renew its tentative call for three specific steps to study the safety of the gel implants over the next few years. +No, he said, they don't tell you about it because they want others to invest and push up the price. +Republican rules can be changed only by a national convention. +Holders should review any guarantees included in variable contracts. +It said hefirst escaped in 1978 while being transported in a military convoy; escaped from a court while on trial in 1980, and knocked down a guard and walked out of a police station dressed in police uniform in 1985. +St. Theresa closed its doors Friday, the 17th church to shut down as part of the Archdiocese's plan to close 30 inner-city churches. +Detractors say a political marriage is unrealistic; each island is as unique as any nation, regardless of size. +Defendants included Amigo Stores Inc., Brownsville's Public Utilities Board, the city of Brownsville, and several construction companies and materials suppliers, Cantu said. +The PCIBank group was advised by American Airlines, and the UBP Capital group by British Airways' Speedwing Technologies subsidiary. +They may, however, risk bringing some damaging interference from outside the markets themselves. +At that point, Bush interrupted, saying, "I hope the commission will listen a little bit to the American people in this election. +But the D-Mark's residual strength pushed it off a ledge above DM1.57 to close at DM1.5670 in London. +The visitors do not come to Schengen principally for its pretty chateau and church, or even for its vineyards, sweeping down to the river from the steep hills above the village. +To calm market fears following the stock-market crash, the government has offered to repurchase, for a limited period, any of the BP shares at 70 pence apiece. +The average occupancy rate of hotels less than three years old is two percentage points higher than at older properties, according to a survey of more than 1,000 new hotels by Smith Travel Research. +When farmers upstream used fungicides on their fields, the Ihlers treated their irrigation water to remove the chemicals. They complained long and loud enough to local crop dusters that the airplanes now make wide detours around their farm. +"Anticrastinators don't even see the flowers." Anticrastinators hasten to disagree. +Instead, companies worried about the sour economy will keep shifting bucks away from traditional media advertising because they can measure results faster with promotions. +And in a statement announcing the deal, Mr. Drabinsky said he was "particularly pleased" to "salute Famous Players, a spirited but fair competitor, which has always conducted itself responsibly and with sensitivity to the public." +"I don't think anyone can deny that drugs are pervasive throughout much of America," said Bennett, although casual drug use is down. +Prior to joining the FCC, Dennis, 42, was a member of the National Labor Relations Board from May 1983 to June 1986. +On the drug issue, Bush said that an international strike force, possibly under the auspices of the United Nations, could "wipe out crops wherever they are grown and take out drug labs wherever they exist." +At the same time, the tax law introduces a differential between payments by taxpayers and by the IRS. +Trump issued a two-sentence statement saying: "I wish Ivana the best. +"Wow, I could have had a V-8," she says in a barely audible whisper. +Four masked assailants today killed a Palestinian woman in the occupied West Bank, claiming she collaborated with Israel, Arab reports said. +Then at Botha's demand, he apologized. +But Jacob, asked whether tight budgetary restrictions might harm the war against drugs, said: "I don't think it will be as tough for drugs as it will be for a lot of things. +He has condemned outbreaks of anti-Soviet vandalism. +By all accounts, Judge Souter is a very nice man: kind to friends and family; a quietly pious fellow; a hard worker; an old-fashioned frugal Yankee. +Hence, it duly obliged with a half point cut in the discount rate. This latest rate cut does not, in fact, signal a change in policy. +About 1,000 Arab students protested Israel's closing of a university campus in the occupied West Bank, and Israeli troops wounded at least eight Arabs in clashes in the Gaza Strip. +It's where it all started," said Los Angeles-born Giffi Fields, who started selling hand-painted, made-to-measure men's clothes to Carnaby Street shops in the late 1960s. +Three provinces, Manitoba, Newfoundland and New Brunswick, oppose the Meech Lake Accord. +A jury found that the city school district should be held legally liable for what it found to be violations of Jett's rights, but the appeals court ruled that the jury "did not make sufficient findings to support municipal liability." +We have therefore sold our holding of European bonds and reinvested the proceeds in long dated UK index-linked stock. 'In the UK market, it is likely that small to medium capitalisation stocks will outperform their larger FT-SE 100 brethren. +Whatever the answer or explanation, the fact remains that dissatisfaction, nervousness, insecurity and disillusionment are widespread in our society. +"It's a sadness for everybody. +"In this administration, with this mayor, we will not tolerate any individual who has views of this type," Sawyer said Monday night at a reception given by a Jewish group. +In 1987, profits were $1.02 billion, following losses of almost $12 billion in 1982-86. +Shamir adviser Avi Pazner confirmed in a telephone interview that U.S. and Israeli officials were divided over how to carry out Israel's proposal for elections in the occupied lands. +The only prescription drugs now covered by Medicare are a handful of particularly expensive ones such as anti-rejection medication for organ transplant patients. +He allegedly made options trades for a public customer's account without authorization of the customer or Thomson McKinnon and also was said to have made "unsuitable and excessive" trades for the same customer's account. +He said the Geneva talks offered an opportunity for the contact group countries to say clearly what they want in Bosnia and to increase pressure on the warring parties. +Westinghouse said operating profit increased slightly at its Electronic Systems segment and was higher in its Industries business. +The currency started trading at 130.73 yen and moved in a range of 130.60-130.91 yen. +However, Nomura has applied for a Securities Registration Statement which allows unlimited placement. +A federal judge expressed reservations Monday both about signing and rejecting a consent decree to regulate all-terrain vehicles that critics say won't reduce deaths and injuries attributed to the machines. +"Are we going to cut them off now and leave them defenseless against the Sandinistas? +Some nature lovers want to bring back wolves and cougars, but some residents say that's going too far. +The company, which has interests in oil and natural-gas pipelines, agricultural, shipbuilding and automotive equipment, said shares in the former concern will automatically be exchanged for shares in the new company on a share-for-share basis. +The apparent suicide of Rep. Roy P. Dyson's top aide sent shock waves through Maryland's political community, but fellow Democrats predicted the congressman would be re-elected to a fifth term. +It will also help calm shareholders' fears that it will throw good money after bad. +The rebels, who are led by the minority Tutsis, are trying to broaden their appeal by calling on the Hutu majority to join them in government. It is not yet clear whether this appeal will calm the fears of a distrustful Hutu community. +TV series such as "Cagney & Lacey" also are in the vaults. +Sales in the whole of 1993 fell by 15.2 per cent to 11.45m, the steepest decline in the post-war period. +Galbraith and Soviet economist Stanislav Menshikov, who have known each other for more than 20 years, wanted to find out whether each could write fairly about the other's economic system, Galbraith said. +Eastern Airlines announced its first cut in scheduled daily flights since it began its reorganization last March at the outset of a long strike, and said it might lay off some employees. +Barbara, for example, was promoted after a number of years as administrative assistant. +Twenty people clapsed hands along the motorcade route Tuesday, and a crucifix and two bouquets of flowers were deposited at the approximate spot on Elm Street where the president was struck. +THE LABOUR MP who brokered the uneasy compromise at the heart of today's report had expected to spend last Tuesday evening at the Whitbread Book of the Year awards. +"Real estate revenues did seem to be very strong in the year, suggesting that Campeau can survive without the retail operations," said Janet Mangano, an analyst with Josepthal & Co. in New York. +But commodities also were hurt by reports of rain over the weekend in the bean growing regions of South America and a forecast calling for more during the week ahead. +The U.S. wants a onetime event that would then lead to direct talks between Arabs and Israelis. +Now, Mexican elections would not be Mexican elections without a "folklorio" of fraud and charges of fraud. +Misleading information was peddled to distract patients' attention from real needs. This sermon, delivered to a conference audience rather than a cathedral congregation, was greeted with applause and Macara received a noisy standing ovation. +Khashoggi became known for a flamboyant lifestyle and business talent before reportedly hitting financial straits in recent years. +Abortion entered the campaign after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in July gave states more power to restrict abortions. +"We're scared," says Eddie Finn. +That is about even with the shares' Jan. 1 price of 44. +They say they are denied jobs and education by the majority Sinhalese, who comprise 75 percent of the population and control the government and military. +The Soviet bank, known as Vnesheconombank, will issue one billion Austrian schillings ($72.6 million) in bonds targeted largely at Austrian retail investors. +For example, on Aug. 14, an Israeli tax collector was fatally burned and three colleagues injured in a firebomb attack on their car in the West Bank. +Nordstrom's first eastern location is a 200,000 square-foot store in McLean, Va., which it plans to open in March, he said. +President Augusto Pinochet sent his ministers of foreign affairs, Hernan Errazuriz, and Agriculture, Jaime de la Sotta, to Washington to discuss the crisis with U.S. officials. +The auction Wednesday at Christie's is the second day of a 12-day selling spree at that auction house and its rival _ Sotheby's. +However, after tasting the dish in other countries, the French decided they had to set standards by choosing "official" ambassadors overseas. +Boris Yeltsin is a vocal critic of the Communist Party leadership during a time of momentous change in the Soviet Union and has become a voice for millions of the discontented and disillusioned. +Three other policemen also should stand trial, it said. +He added that he would like to submit a final plan for court approval this month. +Reporters can't be jailed for refusing to provide notes, photos or news sources to people who sue one another based on an eventthe reporter covered, the state Supreme Court ruled Sept. 27. +Repossessions have climbed from 15,810 in 1989 to more than 75,000 in 1991. Domestic mortgage indemnity claims, and provisions against future claims, are expected to total nearly Pounds 2bn for 1991 and 1992. +James B. Lee, head of syndications and private placements at Chemical Banking Corp., said he believes banks can still make a credible offer of one-stop shopping for takeover finance. +The trouble is that the sector's principal appeals hardly apply to Hammerson. +Universal Pictures had been created by Carl Laemmle, known as Uncle Carl because of his penchant for hiring relatives. +Kandu continued to perform before crowds at the park's marine stadium until Thursday, when trainers noticed some behavioral and body changes. +A Glaxo spokesman confirmed that legal action was being taken but added: 'Sumatriptan has been subject to rigorous screening throughout its development and is now licensed in 67 markets worldwide and has been taken by over one million patients.' +But the real family business was politics. +Stores and shopping areas are as busy as they were before the Aug. 2 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, and there don't appear to be additional guards posted around government buildings. +The Yugoslav airline JAT plans regular showings of an AIDS prevention film on its planes, a spokesman said Friday. +Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady Gerasimov, in London with Gorbachev, first told a news conference he did not know about the sale. +The appeal acted on today attacked Harmelin's conviction as well as his sentence, but the justices said they were limiting their review to the sentence. +The offering could be launched in the Samurai market, the Japanese domestic bond market for foreign borrowers. There is strong demand among domestic Japanese investors for bonds offering a margin over the Japanese bond market's current low yields. +Farmstead so far this year has racked up sales of less than $5 million. +Under terms of the agreement, Corona said it will sell its 7% stake to Bell Resources Ltd. of Australia, a company associated with Mr. Bond. +While the spring growth will be a milestone, Giedraitis said, it could be two years before the tree is "out of the woods." +That trigger will rise to $500. +Perhaps they will now persuade Congress to banish the lobbyists and let a reforming president get on with the job of providing it. +The original disclosure statement filed several weeks ago had indicated a loss of about $2.8 billion. +The freezing of allowances is, for example, bound to bring ever more people into the tax net, an unattractive development. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Avnet closed at $35.75 a share, down 25 cents. +On the contrary, the later job experiences of young men entering the labor market attest to the vitality of the Great American Job Machine. +That was one of his great achievements as chancellor. Brandt attaches special importance to place. +"It's one thing for Congress or the FCC to intervene in an inter-industry squabble over economics," says John Malone, the president of TeleCommunications Inc., the nation's largest cable company. +At the end of the 1980s, transatlantic takeovers were all the rage, reaching Dollars 47bn in value in 1989: since then, interest has dwindled. +In a news conference marking his birthday, the emperor said he was recovering well from surgery and answered questions about his memories of World War II. +The Emergency Medical Service, which sent an ambulance to the scene, described Lindsay as conscious but feeling dizzy and weak when he was picked up on the second floor of the midtown hospital, police said. +He says he was preparing to announce a bid for mayor when he was indicted. +By law, this would automatically invalidate the ballot. +Federal and state officials, however, said they are most concerned about trophy poachers. +If a human being had then decided to enter the prophesy business, the natural subject would have been the war: the manner and time of its end, and its impact on geopolitics in the years ahead. +Peoples and Swarovski said the Zale board will be reconstituted soon to consist of an equal number of Peoples and Swarovski designees. +Because of poor visibility at Alert, a refueling stop on the northern tip of Ellesmere Island, the Canadians were stranded at Eureka, 300 miles south. +The suit sought to compel the divestiture of Cirrus, Plus and Interlink. +The first one finished wins, after suitable penalties for missed patches. +However, East Germany also decided Tuesday to permit the about 10,000 East Germans around the embassy compound to emigrate to the West. +"My credibility is on the line because of this," the 44-year-old leader of the Rolling Stones said. +"I think the auction-rate preferred market has some structural problems. +In a last-ditch effort to recover costs for three of its nuclear plants, Commonwealth Edison Co. said it will agree to an audit of the plants if it receives an immediate $660 million annual rate increase. +John R. Johnson, chairman, said Mr. Swanson's departure Saturday wouldn't affect revenue at the 210-lawyer firm. +Airbus first signaled its intention to build the A-321 at the Paris Air Show in June, but postponed an official announcement until airlines placed a certain number of orders. +Jack Taylor has a saying: You don't drive a Corvette, you wear it. +MEESE FACES Justice Department turmoil despite a lack of criminal charges. +The indictment covers a period from 1981 through 1985. +Now they chat amicably as they descend in the elevators for the midday mail, a common daily pilgrimmage. The local party organization has replaced the building's party secretary, who always was thought to be asking too many questions. +The 11th indicator, the length of the average workweek, showed no change from June to July. +If not framed and displayed away from direct sunlight, they are ideally kept singly in acid-free envelopes in a dry, dark, relatively cool place. +It is reasonable for society to expect the former and unreasonable for it to expect the latter." +Shareholders at the meeting approved a 2-for-1 stock split. +It fails to require verifiable democracy in a country that is disrupting the region through support for terrorism and the flight of its own oppressed people. +The United States supported it. +"Merchant banks that aren't correctly positioned for new things are in serious trouble," says Oliver Greeves, who heads Chase Manhattan's merchant bank in Hong Kong. +Political concessions would also be difficult for Labor to accept, especially an expected Likud demand that Labor give up its support for an international peace conference. +They have occurred as often as once every 12,754 takeoffs or landings, which is the ratio for such incidents during a 20-month period at Logan International Airport in Boston, federal records show. +Noriega's three large pleasure yachts are called "the Macho I, Macho II and Macho III," Eagleburger said. +It is expected to begin operations later this year or early next year. +Eventually, holders of free tickets displaced genuine fare payers, hastening Pan Am's descent into bankruptcy. BA, which started its scheme in 1988, says this cannot happen today. +Recent opinion polls showed 66 per cent or more of those questioned opposed an invasion. +The Easter advertising season will be credited to this year's second quarter rather than the first because the holiday fell in April this year instead of March as it did in 1989. +However, only 18 percent of the states require geography to graduate and only 17 percent of public elementary schools offer any form of language instruction. +It accumulated $906,868 in cash-nearly triple the $314,041 value of its physical plant in 1989. +The unfinished details included company demands for a longer work week at the same pay and an extension of company rights to hire temporary workers, Masters said. +Although your report addressed important issues, including patient responsibility and diet voodoo, it failed to mention AIDS. +They also claim their land is being overrun by hordes of Chinese, sent in from Beijing to Sinicize the remote region. +On the same program, Sen. Lugar, saying that administration policy "is in shambles," asserted that Mr. Reagan "needs a first-class, big-league staff." +The agreement provides for a referendum on independence in 1998. During the intervening 10 years the territory would be divided into three provinces with more autonomy. +The standard explanation for voters supporting Democrats below the presidential level in such large numbers is the incumbent factor. +Last week, West declined to grant a similar temporary restraining order sought by the Times Herald, citing an order by U.S. District Judge D. Brook Bartlett that nothing be done to infringe the federal judge's jurisdiction. +Nelson said any suggestion that violent acts have tacit approval from union leaders is "absolutely ridiculous." There have been no serious injuries in the 20 shootings. +It isn't the first such encounter. +'Almost all children can do better if only they are properly taught,' he says. +Miranda, 17, said she went to the house at 8 p.m. Wednesday and Padres told her to leave and come back later, according to police. +His government also announced plans for referendum to let voters decide whether suspected drug traffickers wanted in the United States should be extradited. +But Gephardt seemed to acknowledge that his plan was bound to be modified by the conference committee in the long run, something that lawmakers have been conceding for weeks. +ITT Corp. has been fined $200,000 for treating Air Force officials to golf games, meals and theater tickets to obtain confidential government information used to bid on $180 million in military contracts. +"It's just a matter of introducing it to people," Kusto Lieman, chief magistrate of the Sokehs municipality on Pohnpei, says confidently. +It would have acceleration comparable to that of many gasoline-powered cars, according to Nissan engineers. +He will face Republican Rep. Benjamin Gilman. +The Soviets say renewal of diplomatic ties with Israel depends on progress in the Middle East peace process. +At 45, Mr Greg Hutchings of Tomkins is a quarter of a century younger than Lord Hanson, his erstwhile employer. Tomkins, the company which he set up after leaving Hanson, is still only one-seventh of Hanson's size. +Till is exiled for making fun of a monk, his father is burned as a heretic, his mother is murdered and he himself is nearly executed. +The FAO also reported that swarms of locusts have reached Gambia and in Cape Verde. +The acquisition would be the fifth since Blue Arrow opened an office in New York last September. +Mr Martin Jay, Vosper's managing director, said the ministry had issued no such statement. +How many times have the rumors spread through some nightspot _ "Bob Dylan's supposed to show up." This time it's no rumor. +In fact, when Mr. Mad was a student at the University of London's Wye College in the early 1980s, he discovered some mangosteens at a London market flown in by Thai International. +Conducting the BBC Welsh Symphony, Tadaki Otaka was freshly attentive to everything. The longest piece was Max Bruch's G minor violin concerto, which has been fading from the repertoire since the Second World War. +In the two Journal surveys covering that period, outside secondary-market firms reported prices ranging from $377 to $675. +The company proposed using the proceeds to fund a number of acquisitions including Warwill, a foundry and engineering company. By this time, I had reduced my holding substantially as I did not share directors' hopes for Sycamore's immediate prospects. +'High investment expenditure is not always a sign of efficient performance.' Capital productivity had fallen steadily in recent years leading to 'a dramatic increase in depreciation', he said. +And, of course, since Mr. Castro's victory, U.S. vulnerability and the risks of confrontation with the Soviets have increased. +Nine Americans are among the hostages. +Rain, mountain snow and a few thunderstorms developed over portions of Arizona late Thursday and were spreading slowly eastward. +More than 1,800 cast in situ piles will be constructed to depths of up to 21 metres with over one third being founded in the concrete inverts of the infilled dock and lock structures. +Streets adjoining Tiananmen Square were reopened to car and bicycle traffic Tuesday, although no stopping was allowed and pedestrians remained barred. +They reign supreme in Britain, but higher education is a global marketplace. +CDA assumes that shares held at the start of the quarter are retained until the end. +He is scheduled to address the high school's commencement ceremony May 27. +The ride is getting rough for Hughes Aircraft Corp. +They chased students across the campus, tearing down posters and smashing loudspeakers, chairs and the podium for the rally. +National Assembly officials said a South Korean letter proposing the talks will be delivered to North Korea through Panmunjon, the border truce site, on Monday. +The U.S. Postal Service embargoed mail to the United Kingdom on Sept. 7, when authorities in that nation reported that they were unable to accept incoming mail because of a strike. +British publisher Robert Maxwell told Dow Jones Professional Investor Report that he remains interested in a takeover of the company, which has struggled with a heavy debt load since recapitalizing in response to a bid from Mr. Maxwell in 1988. +Omnicom owns New York agencies BBDO and DDB Needham; the Dallas agency Tracy-Locke; and, since January, San Francisco agency Goodby, Berlin & Silverstein. +"People tend to buy the standards," says James Jensen, a B. Dalton buyer. +But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing. +"We are a substantial cash generator and had been looking at a special dividend or repurchasing shares" as ways of providing stockholders with a way to immediately receive a return on their investment, a National Health Laboratories spokeswoman said. +In the 1960s and 1970s, Rep. Brooks similarly pushed for computer-industry competition through legislation that effectively loosened International Business Machines Corp.'s grip on government computers. +"Those charges are absolutely specious and have no basis in fact," responds Martin Tucker, president of Saatchi & Saatchi Holdings of New York. +But he speculated that if atmospheric pressure patterns are related to quakes, it may be because winds associated with the patterns raise offshore sea levels slightly, putting more pressure on the earth. +Presumably, UAL is now trading closer to its value based on earnings. +Ethiopia's Marxist government began the resettlement program in November 1984 with a goal of moving 1.5 million people from the overpopulated, drought-ravaged north to unused, fertile land in the south and west. +Marion Rice Hart, an adventurer who sailed around the world and made seven solo flights across the Atlantic, died Monday of pneumonia at age 98. +Morino Associates Inc. said it proposed to acquire BGS Systems Inc. for about $27 million. +Some maintain prices could rise above that range until the increased production is flowing. +Shifting gears on a 10-speed bike, for instance, usually requires the rider to take one hand off the handlebars, reach down and move a lever. +The indictment charges that Grace understated the amounts and types of solvents used and that the company "concealed from the EPA" that solvents and other wastes frequently were poured into the ground behind the plant. +You speak about "genuine people power." About "building a rule-of-law country." +Skeptics, who are plentiful, say Mr. Pence makes a virtue of necessity. +FRENCH voters sent a strong, positive message to European bond investors yesterday, helping to repair some of the damage done in all the major European government markets last week. +The conventional misappropriation case, like the recent Wall Street scandals, involves the taking of information, whether directly or indirectly, from a company that is in some way participating in the securities markets. +"Webb was making Okemah look stupid," he said. +After his second escape he spent eight years hiding from the law. At least part of that time he lived in New York's Bronx borough, where he was arrested on separate assault charges in 1974. +Will they next lobby for a federal "lights out" law to save energy? +Nixon was greeted at the airport by Han Xu, former ambassador to the United States, and Vice Foreign Minister Liu Huaqiu. +Congress has been urged to remove Mr. Garcia's immunity to criminal prosecution, which Peru grants all its former presidents. +While plastic surgeons admit they can't cure Down's syndrome, they say a procedure known as craniofacial reconstruction may increase their patients' self-esteem by giving them more "normal" facial features. +Sponsored by Finance Chairman Lloyd Bentsen (D., Texas), it would have required the president each year to submit to Congress a three-year projection of U.S. oil production, demand and imports. +Empaneling a special committee to hear the evidence is not new. The procedure was used for the first time in the 1986 impeachment trial of Claiborne, who sought in vain to hang onto his robes even though he was already in prison for tax evasion. +At least 100 people have been reported injured, 15 serious enough to require hospitalization, Lagos newspapers said. +The Stephens family, a prominent investment banking family in Little Rock, Ark., said it plans to purchase more shares of Worthen Banking Corp., nearly doubling its stake in Arkansas's largest banking company to about 31%. +Mr. Pike has been an active investor in New England bank stocks. +He had intended to make it a mini financial conglomerate, eventually spreading from Scotland to London. +Among the victims was Jake Horton, a Gulf Power executive who had just been told by his employers that he might be disciplined for accounting irregularities. +While most of the groups are legitimate, the powerful fund-raising appeal of brightening a dying child's last days has posed some problems, charity officials said. +"I would be surprised if there is a conscious bias. +Childhood cases (under age 13): 1,489, or 2 percent. +But the RJR Nabisco Inc. unit continues to walk a narrow line between publishing its research and promoting its product as a safer cigarette. +However by 1636, Gondar had become the capital of centralized authority in the mountainous region, giving Ethiopia a political entity long before European colonization. +According to Masaru Hoshinoya, Toyota's general mangager in Lexington, the bourbon has become "essential" at parties, and visitors from Japan insist on touring the Maker's Mark distillery in Loretto. +"We are now facing the dilemma of choosing between one man's savior and another man's devil," said Jair Meneguelli, president of the Central Workers' Union, a labor umbrella group. +Moreover, analysts say that with Globe earnings down sharply, it's unlikely the company could fetch the rumored $1 billion asking price. +The deputies gathered at the Great Hall of the People for the 12-day meeting of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, an advisory body that serves as a link between the Communists and other groups. +Amid verifiable reports of arrests and summary executions conducted by former Tutsi guerrillas, now known as the Rwandan Patriotic Army, the Agatashya team believes it may be too early to disband the refugee camps. +He played the Mazurka so searchingly as almost to forget its essential lilt. +When House Speaker James Wright (D., Texas) mentioned working for a package of more than $23 billion, his comment was greeted by silence, aides said. +Utah's bankruptcy court was among the busiest in the country during Mr. Mabey's four-year stint on the bench. +Business groups, including the Round Table, have grown concerned about a large increase in proxy proposals sponsored by activist shareholders in the last three years. +"The irony of it is, the Sensibar is still sailing," said Mrs. Peckol, who skipped newscasts of the wreckage. "I'm not happy about opening up a lot of old wounds. +These days he is into slugs. +Some deals may involve co-investment with an institution, such as a regional venture capital fund, with the angel representing the co-investors on the board. +Mr. White said the union wouldn't extend its strike deadline beyond midnight tonight, when the current contract expires. +These are individual business decisions," he said. +Another major source of friction with authorities is the city council's contention that Bakr built his commune without a clear title to the land. +Unions opened negotiations Friday with the prospective new owners of Eastern Airlines on multimillion-dollar concessions that buyers led by Peter V. Ueberroth say are vital to closing the deal to purchase the strikebound carrier. +Hynde's musical career took shape in London's fertile punk scene during the late 1970s. +In an interview, Mr. Krat said that based on criteria yet to be determined, he expects to distribute 49% of Royal Alliance to the representatives, who sell Integrated's insurance and mutual-fund products. +Declining issues outnumbered rising issues 532 to 475. +Safety standards have been a particular focus of industrial action and a study of the construction industry, for example, shows that fatal accidents on Australian building sites are four times fewer than on U.S. projects. +The Indian car company was the brainchild of the late Sanjay Gandhi, Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's younger brother. +Evans granted a preliminary injunction requested by the advocacy group Legal Action of Wisconsin on behalf of six Milwaukee families whose AFDC benefits were cut by Learnfare. +The local school district won a three-year, $620,000 National Science Foundation grant to train intensively one teacher in each of the neighborhood's 30 elementary schools in the latest techniques in science education. +It said the proposed rules don't set adequate standards for extended care and allow retirement homes to compete with nursing homes, which have tougher regulations. +The computers will be linked so judges can communicate with each other and with court administrators. +In three terms, Mr. Dukakis's legacy also includes seemingly bright ideas that flopped, and an unwillingness or inability to resolve certain politically sensitive or long-festering problems. +The Supreme Court today refused to let public schools cut off educational help to severely handicapped children even though they may not be able to benefit from such services. +Robert D. Ballard, the expedition's leader, said the ship's state of preservation was remarkable. +In addition, power companies face an enormous growth in demand, according to the Institute of Energy Economics. +Because the queen spends the bulk of her life laying eggs, corporate heads may object if she is described as the CEO of the hive. +MacNeil Lehrer said it also expects public television stations and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to provide an additional $62 million in the period to cover the balance of the show's production costs. +On Sunday, security guards were posted outside the Gaumont Champs-Elysees theater, the only other Paris house showing the film. +It may also hope for further hints on management succession following the recent promotion of Mr Derek Bonham, chief executive, to the title of deputy chairman apparently making him front runner to succeed Lord Hanson when he retires in 1997. +His family's financial troubles deprived him of a full education and forced him back on the farm. +He said he supported the treaty but couldn't forget the past. +Similarly, last year, the Courier-Journal printed an outstanding series on election fraud in Kentucky. +He told the newspaper he left his family and a computer job in Memphis in June to go to Central America, where he wanted to buy small parcels of land. +Pieces of the needle-nosed jet burst into flames while the fuselage, in one piece, dropped like a stone in the center of the airfield without injuring any of the thousands of exhibitors, visitors and jouralists on hand for opening day. +The IMF said the African nation will be able to draw the new loan in installments during the next three years to support its economic adjustment efforts. +This would surely improve the quality of instruction. +The money did not reach the $10 million Modai demanded. +These are believed to include the formation of an independent bid committee, chaired by an executive other than Mr Dickson, to review any future offer for Clark. +The industry used 82.2% of its capability last week, compared with 82.8% the previous week and 84% a year ago. +"This is a new page in Hungarian history," Horn told a news conference after he and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze signed the troop withdrawal agreement. +Jersey City is providing the first test of a law enacted in January giving New Jersey power to take over chronically troubled schools. +The company had not previously disclosed Mr. Dempsey's death, nor was the suicide mentioned in a lengthy news release from the company yesterday about the outcome of the investigation. +Members of a Roman Catholic parish in Kewaskum, Wis., who held a day of fasting Tuesday to coax rain, got an answer to their prayers Wednesday when the area around town received as much as an inch or more. +Dozens of people received telephone messages Sunday with a number and instructions to call George back. +A 59-year-old Texan who would have been required to retire from Peat Marwick in 18 months, Mr. Schuetze said yesterday at a news conference that he plans to press the Financial Accounting Standards Board into adopting such standards. +The jump reflects a month-long trend in increases at the pump and the result of rising wholesale prices. +It was signed as prelude to a 34-nation summit originally called to discuss European security in the post Cold War era, but shadowed by the Persian Gulf crisis. +Almost 50 people, including at least 11 security officers, died in gunbattles during raids on suspected Gama'a hideouts in March alone. +Both the main hotels charge about Dollars 1,000 (about Pounds 660) a night for two. After my arrival, I took a bumpy ride along the island's only road. +A thin young bowler tore down the hill and bowled furiously, then followed through with unstoppable momentum, almost as fast as the ball. He was one of three generations of Tevershams involved in the match. +But the sale of some joint holdings this tax year constitute losses on the indexed basis prior to last December, and I would like to maximise use of these against gains made in my name. +Shanker says part of the problem with American schools is that too many parents and teachers are comfortable with the status quo. +I think we share the same family values," said Bush. +A procession of relatives, friends, dogs, chickens and ducks files in and out of the courtyard as the day progresses. +But Liberation, the centre-left newspaper, yesterday published a stinging editorial, criticising Mr Beregovoy for accepting it. +One of the borrowers was involved in automobile sales and golf-course development; the other was a real-estate company, Mr. Iwai said. +The radio, monitored in Nicosia, said the Iraqis launched the offensive at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. +Patiashvili resigned after accepting responsibility for the violence. +The company turned down an unsolicited tender offer of $16 a share from Salant as inadequate and instructed its financial adviser to search for alternatives. +Most of the door-to-door jobs will be available next April and May, while office positions could start earlier and last eight months to a year. +Newsprint inventories for newspapers in the association's statistical sample averaged a 38-day supply, compared with a 41-day supply in April 1989. +The finding is based on the medical records and his personal observations. +She said the agency told its regional offices last week that Chinese might try to flee because of the suppression of dissent following the June 4 killing of hundreds of unarmed pro-democracy protesters by troops in Beijing. +"He's making things happen." Mr. Tsongas acknowledges that "lawyers and negotiators exist off somebody else's capacity to be viable. +Mr. Kahn did it much, much better. +On the floor, traders circulated rumors that the Soviets have completed a wheat purchase and that they now will buy other commodities. +"Rather than trying to teach customers to buy the cars that we build, we're building cars that the customers want," says Buick General Manager Edward H. Mertz. +A spokesman said the company was continuing to pursue a restructuring plan that officials indicated last week would be in the best interests of shareholders. +A similar one for English-speaking Nigeria and Ghana would cost $40,000, Unger says. +Race obviously will be a factor, but it won't be an issue in the Young campaign; he is telling voters he can bring to Georgia the kind of progress in economic development Atlanta has seen in the past eight years. +However, numerous Republican members are suspicious of the multilateral banks and will demand reforms. Mr Summers said the IMF and World Bank remained the best tools available for promoting collective prosperity. +The spokesman said the decision was not officials but was agreed to in principal by a government committee. +The San Antonio (Texas) Light reported Thursday that the FBI had confirmed it was investigating Bustamante and his longtime friend, Eddie Garcia, as part of a probe into an Indian bingo parlor deal. +Sihanouk will hold talks with State Department officials before traveling to New York later in the week for discussions with diplomats at the United Nations. +But there were no reports of measurable snowfall or significant rainfall during the six hours up to 2 p.m. EDT. +The sweeps are the four-times-a-year rating periods that test the relative popularity of television programming. +In trading yesterday, the benchmark 30-year Treasury bond ended at a price of 103 24/32 to yield 7.79%, compared with 103 28/32 to yield 7.78% Friday. +As befits a movie filled with actors who first donned their uniforms 25 years ago, the film looks backward, to the old series, with cameos by such familiar faces as Grace Lee Whitney and Mark Lenard. +Republicans may have been the party of low taxes and lower spending, but you can't pick and choose and blame the monstrous deficit spending on the Democrats and take credit for the lower taxes. +The 33 seats up for election this year are now held by: 18 Democrats, 15 Republicans. +Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Bob Buckhorn says those "essential services remain in place" at air control towers. +What's more, many in both countries consider the U.S. too eager to resort to force and too quick to demand support for its unilateral decisions. +Bethel reported a record low of 30 degrees below zero, with wind chill readings as cold as 70 below zero. +The Namibian territorial police force, composed mostly of black Namibians commanded by white South Africans, has done most of the fighting against the guerrillas. +Feynman was especially popular with Caltech students, who honored him for teaching excellence in 1982. +They said the problems could occur in any cramped conditions, even if flying business- or first-class, but were more likely in the economy section. +"There is tremendous market demand, both among the public and our customer companies, to have a fragrance that will do something to you," says Eugene Grisante, IFF chairman. +West Germany is Denmark's closest NATO ally. +Others mobbed the Securities and Exchange Commission and laid siege to Finance Minister Robert Chien's home. +In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe's business day begins, the dollar fell 1.04 yen to close at 146.73 yen. +(84) "Family Man," CBS, 6.5. +Phil Gramm Texas Sen. Phil Gramm has been in Congress fewer than 10 years, but in that short time he has been very influential in shaping the nation's fiscal policy. +American Brands announced a 2-for-1 stock split and a boost in its quarterly dividend to 38.5 cents a share. +Marshall B. Front, executive vice president at Stein Roe & Farnham Inc., a Chicago-based investment counseling firm that manages about $14 billion of stocks and bonds, also expects lower interest rates. +Shamir, in putting down a challenge to his leadership, came out strongly in favor of more Jewish settlements in the occupied territories and the exclusion of 140,000 Arabs in east Jerusalem from proposed elections to choose Palestinian negotiators. +The company also has shipped a PC assembly line to a joint venture it has formed in Moscow, with production scheduled to begin later this year. +The commission also said controllers gave the jet's crew an atmospheric pressure reading of 1,027 millibars instead of the correct 1,108.7 millibars. +More effort should be devoted to determining what kind of state-aided support for management development works best. +Similar logic holds true for conglomerates with diverse businesses such as Allied-Signal and ITT, whose stocks trade at a below-average multiple of corporate earnings. +The SS-25 made its first public appearance in a Kremlin parade in November. +The train was supposed to go to Fort Worth but was held back at Sierra Blanca, 90 miles east of El Paso, sitting on a siding for about 14 hours under the desert sun. +In London, the British pound rose to $1.7130, compared with $1.7105 on Friday. +Western Europe: $1.39 billion, down from $2.28 billion. +"They're doing the same thing the beer people did with draft and dry beers," said Michael Bellas, president of Beverage Marketing, a New York research and consulting company. +Richard Brown, manager of an Exxon station in suburban New Orleans, said some customers have threatened to stop buying gas in protest but said there has been no decrease in business. +I don't understand that kind of priority system." Ronald J. Temple, president of Wayne County Community College in Detroit and chairman of the association's commission on urban community colleges, said such colleges need financial support. +"Our embassy is in contact almost hourly with Iraqi officials concerning the safety of U.S. citizens," White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said in a statement. +Anderson is also joining the main board of Ladbroke. Anderson (right), aged 44, is an accountant who has worked for Ladbroke since 1971. +The arbitrage "was almost like some sort of mass psychosis," says Eric Stattin, a former Shearson Lehman partner and thrift executive. +If all goes according to plan, BellSouth also could stand to benefit from economies of scale and lower capital costs per cellular subscriber. +So are charges that the Reagan administration had links with Noriega. +A battle against an illicit product must focus on the demand for, production of and trade in that product. +Some states allowed securities cases up to 10 years after the alleged fraud; the Justices tightened the deadlines. +"The ironic thing is now they're going to work on him around the clock so he can regain consciousness so we can execute him," Peruto said. +The suit was filed soon after, contending Lilco failed to disclose the potential liability of an adverse commission ruling to investors who had bought Lilco shares and bonds since 1978. +"We're very pleased with what happened in the Congress, but what really is needed is a recognition inside the Pentagon that the F-14 can do the job for them," said Grumman's president, Robert Myers, in an interview. +"A state of alert has been declared, but everything is quiet," Perez said, adding that in some places, the water was between 3 feet to 9 feet deep. +Not only do we have similar insurance problems, we have to go out and look for work. +Both are, however, hedging their bets by forming cross-border alliances, GEC with Thomson of France in sonar, BAe with Matra of France in missiles. +First-half sales were Dollars 1.29bn, up from Dollars 1.25bn. +In general elections called in mid 1991 by Mr Goh, the PAP saw its vote fall to the lowest level since the late 1960s. +Their names were not immediately available. +The Independent on Sunday reports that he spent Pounds 22,000 on acquiring Ferranti's share of the fishing rights on a stretch of the river Test in Hampshire. +The decision, made late Wednesday, was supported by opposition representatives from the Social Christian and Movement Toward Socialism (MAS) parties, the sources said. +One Israeli reporter and foreign television crew accompanied the army into the West Bank and another into Gaza. +The companies have moved to provide the schedules, so the ruling is important mainly as a precedent for firms with copyrights, patents or trademarks. +The official Tass news agency said writer Yuri Chernichenko also won election in his race against philosophy professor Gennady K. Ashin in another Moscow district. +Prince Andrew came home Wednesday following a six-month tour of duty on a Royal Navy destroyer that rescued a boatload of Vietnamese refugees, his commanding officer said. +This year they printed 5,000 and so far 3,500 have been sold, including 200 on the Salvo stand at an exhibition in London's Olympia. The subscription for the Salvo weekly and monthly is Pounds 50 a year, or Pounds 20 for the monthly alone. +He was acting as advocate, as he should. +If an institution decides it either doesn't need any more funds or could borrow elsewhere less expensively, it may allow maturing certificates to expire or not post new rates to attract new deposits. +That also is the case for an estimated 5 million to 6 million divorced and remarried Roman Catholics. +Sikh extremists have been waging a guerrilla war since 1982 for more autonomy or an independent homeland for Sikhs in Punjab, contending their minority sect is discriminated against by India's majority Hindus. +We lost the patient. +Should the terminally ill be treated with a $3,000 or $4,000 drug even if they're likely to die within a few months? +Several analysts attributed the rally to a "Buffett effect," but they noted that Mr. Buffett wasn't buying American Express common shares and said the price gain could be short-lived. +Squabbles between the rival regional party factions have jeopardized economic and constitutional reforms that were proposed to stimulate foreign investment, joint ventures and a market-oriented economy. +This was also the lesson of the Tower Report, and the message behind Bud McFarlane's opening remarks yesterday. +The prime lending rate has been stuck at 10 percent since last January. +Asked about his jail time, Capasso said, "Where I was is not a rock pile. +On Wednesday, the 12th day of the strike, Eastern still was operating only a fraction of its normal flights. +Increased on-the-air appeals got the donations temporarily back up to about $100,000 a day, but they've steadily declined ever since. +The Portuguese presidency of the EC has been trying to find a formula to satisfy Greece. Meanwhile, the first infantry contingent of the UN peacekeeping force sent to Yugoslavia began deployment in war-torn areas of Croatia yesterday. +That, however, could lead to lengthy litigation because of opposition by the state. +He cautioned that "people can easily change their minds." "The voters began by looking at Bush and a lot didn't like what they saw. +The Continental catch: Only immediate family members are allowed, and they must have the same last name as the buyer of the ticket or legal proof they're related. +Dr. Hammer allegedly exercised complete control over the fortune he and Frances acquired during their marriage. +It said Bangiola could have telephoned Ms. Russell or taken other steps to find out more about Vutca's background. +The Baltic representatives in the United States agree these are the most exciting times they have known in nearly 50 years. +Nearly 130 miles to the north, the line traced by a wandering pencil on a seismograph at the University of Washington was first interpreted as evidence of a tremor 75 miles southeast of the dormant volcano. +Company officials have denied those charges. +In 1913, Notre Dame's football team upset Army 35-13 in a game at West Point that popularized the forward pass, and brought attention to Notre Dame's team captain, Knute Rockne. +In the absence of such precision, the court said it must conclude NHTSA had properly accomodated conflicting policies in lowering the standard. +This year, the Labor Department has vowed to monitor more aggressively the contracts between growers and cane cutters, who will start arriving in Florida in October. +Some was used to buy refrigerators and stereos for Ochoa and other officers, they said. +That's a hurdle Drexel had little trouble clearing in the past. +During his career Romney supervised missionary efforts of the church in Mexico, Europe, South Africa and Asia. +As Alice said in Wonderland: "It gets curiouser and curiouser." +Tokyo share prices tacked a few points on to the morning session's strong gains during the afternoon to close at another record Tuesday. +They also unanimously re-elected Mr. Dubinsky, the union chairman who has led the pilots' 2 1/2-year fight to take control of the airline. +Relief may be slow in coming. +The surveys may not have captured full market reaction to favorable events Thursday and Friday, including the Fed's interest-rate cuts, a surprisingly modest increase in the price indexes and a large decline in the money supply. +Rigby has a dastardly and very funny opponent is Stephen Hanan, whose Capt. +Many of those new Floridians are retirees. +In addition to private concerns about Jackson, another Democratic contender, Sen. Albert Gore Jr. of Tennessee, has begun strong criticism of Jackson's experience and his stands on issues. +A spokeswoman said the company, which once owned the Penn Central railroad, is buying back shares because they are "a good deal" at current prices. +Now he has thrown himself into a regimen _ a lot of rest and a lot of food so he'll have enough strength to get through the marathon workout. +But after the mayor publicly abandoned his re-election hopes last week, attention focused on what will become of Barry and how far he has fallen. +It's Kittel who has the idea for the theater company, and he orders Jacob Gens, the Zionist leader of the Jewish police in the ghetto, to carry it out. +Menem's government has been following the kind of austerity program the fund usually requires as a condition for aid. +These problems have contributed to a widespread sense that the president has lost control of the country. +Mr. Gherman mentions unspecified financial and emotional problems, for which he could find no solution "other than running." +(News staffers at this paper repeatedly received obscene calls while this article was being prepared.) Moran's brokers vented frustrations by running through the halls stamping their feet and shouting slogans. +It settled the case by paying the fine and agreeing to the suspension. +The association is the only one of the three rail unions to participate in the tribunal. +It would be one of his lasting regrets if he were not able to finish the modernisation of the Spanish economy with the same dispatch. +Zaccaro was arrested in February 1986 and convicted by a District Court jury last April. +The advice he has been getting from his staff is, in essence, that the old-style socialism thrice rejected in the past decade was a peculiarly British response to the Conservatives' adoption of the US model of the market economy. +The daily tablets help older women compensate for their falling natural hormone production and relieve the unpleasant side effects of menopause. +CHICAGO _ Chicago Mercantile Exchange membership votes on proposed dual-trading restrictions that would ban the controversial practice in most of the Merc's financial futures markets. +"I didn't realize the Congress works so slowly to make policy," said Miroslaw Luczka, a member of the Polish senate's investigations bureau in Warsaw. +French, 33, was fined $1,048 in June by an administrative law judge who decided he violated the state's anti-discrimination law when he reneged on an agreement he made in February 1988 to rent his house in Marshall to Sue Parsons. +His busy schedule during his first official stay in Hungary called for 20 different interviews, speeches and meetings. +The seven-day securities repurchase rate, which had stood at 8 1/4% since April 23, is generally regarded as the upper limit for the overnight call money rate. +And then we got the camera up there I think in about 10 minutes." While Cronkite read wire reports on the air, Rather was at KRLD trying to confirm rumors that Kennedy was dead. +Casual followers of the red cheeks-and-sniffles circuits may protest that those two names aren't familiar, and they'd have a point. +A bomb planted in a mini-bus exploded in a yard, killing one man and injuring six people, the national news agency said Thursday. +It may seem like a joke that tiny states, surviving largely on the sale of postage stamps or on quirky tax laws attracting visitors to cheap, duty-free shopping, take their place in such a lofty forum. +Nobody, however, seemed to have much idea what that meant. Akeler became convinced that protecting the environment was becoming commercially, as well as morally, worthwhile. +They believe that the new legislation would outlaw the practice of 'front-running' - where a firm's market-makers buy or sell stock ahead of its analyst's recommendation going public. +"The American people and the American Congress have expressed their view of Waldheim by banning him from even visiting the United States," the telegram said. +The populist speaker polled 1.3 million votes in last year's parliamentary elections, the highest single tally in the ballot. +The courts dismissed the cases. +African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela, who arrived with a slight case of pneumonia, was reported in better condition and even received visitors Thursday, ANC and government officials said. +They were especially critical of his call for confidential reporting of the names of infected people, fearing such information could be used to discriminate against victims. +The two sides have agreed to meet again in Mexico before Nov. 4. +Out of 263 kommunes nationwide, only 83 voted Yes. On the No side, the main stalwart groups were trade unionists, young people and women. +Rumors in the corn market also boosted the wheat market. +Municipal Bonds Prices of municipal bonds finished generally steady to 1/4 point lower. +I believe that people should talk," Jackson said in a telephone interview from his home. +Earlier in the day, unidentified terrorists killed a night watchman and set off three bombs, destroying the interior of the biology lab building at the National University, an official at the institution said. +In the year-earlier quarter, Amoskeag had net of $6.3 million, or 69 cents a share. +Over $6.13 billion would be provided for the IRS in the budget year starting Oct. 1. +Boucher left the impression that Eagleburger's mission, as presently planned, will not involve efforts to influence ongoing talks with the Vatican and Panamanian officials over the fate of ousted dictator Manuel Antonio Noriega. +Two-thirds of respondents said they strongly felt the need to be successful in their jobs, while fewer than half said they strongly felt the need to spend more time with their families. +The Vogue audience, he believes, is probably too upscale for Sears. +A book and several articles I wrote on the EEC show that both my teaching and research have always been in economics. +"We'll be marked men," Wilson answers. +Congressional talks on a final clean air bill began Friday as a White House aide said the president remains strongly opposed to giving financial aid to workers who lose jobs because of tougher pollution requirements. +A lower capital-gains tax increases the after-tax reward for risk-taking and innovation. +Libya "announces through your radio station that it will take the responsibility of paying the salaries," Gadhafi told the radio's Paris-based Arabic service. +Stephen R. Rasinski, who entered his plea Monday, faces up to 10 years in prison and a $500,000 fine when he is sentenced April 8 in U.S. District Court. +About 10% of AT&T's eight million to nine million business customers account for 90% of its $11.5 billion of annual business revenue. +The storm gave "48 Hours" a chance to do what it was originally designed to do _ provide an instant prime-time platform for a breaking news story. +Gorbachev's speech is supposed to outline his further plans to reform the economy and open up the party and society. +He promised to yield power within 72 hours to a panel led by a civilian president that would organize elections for October. +Haggerty now has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. +'I always expected to be an employee. +He said precise figures were not yet available but estimated that the quake had killed thousands of people. +It said it established the plan because it believes stock ownership is a good incentive for employees. +While allowing out-of-state industry to plunder its vast natural resources, in exchange for picking up the tax bill, Louisiana tolerated environmental savagery. +Stocks also rose in Brussels, Amsterdam and Stockholm. +But according to the chief executive of one Footsie company last week some of the wilder stories of the last few weeks - particularly in the food sector - have become a serious drain on management time and company morale. +That same day, two of 20 anti-nuclear demonstrators were arrested at the Kennedy Space Center. +Arkla, an oil and gas concern based in Shreveport, La., couldn't be reached for comment. +"I've walked away from a lot of opportunities and made a lot of sacrifices because of my family. +Hurd, who could pose the biggest threat of all to Mrs. Thatcher if she fails to stop Heseltine in the first ballot, said on Wednesday the challenge was a mistake. +In Boise, prosecutors said they had begun drafting documents needed for Gov. Cecil Andrus to issue a formal warrant asking Utah Gov. Norm Bangerter to return the Tuinmans to Idaho. +It is up to papers like the FT diligently to examine the reality of what is happening. On the same day Mr Di Marco's letter was published the current account deficit went over Pounds 1bn again. +More than 60 people have visited El Rosario funeral home, searching for missing relatives. +People will sell a little hay, sell a cow or two, do services for each other. +Vice President George Bush enters the home stretch of the presidential campaign with victory clearly in his grasp. +The fraud supposedly involved brokers changing the size or time of a trade on their cards to disguise wrongdoing. +He said further that "when you get to that part of the presentation, you see visible evidence that his blood pressure rises and you see a very determined president who says, 'I'm just not going to do that.'" +Gwynedd rode out the recession relatively well until the end of last year but has since been hit by a number of plant closures, as companies retrench nearer their markets. +Producers of export items can keep part of their foreign-exchange earnings to import materials. +There is still hope for GATT. +Even the vintage car stand had failed to pull a crowd - except for the small boy who had wanted to know if the vehicle's owner had had the thing from new. +You wonder if you're an American colony. +Mr Picard's answer is encouraging. 'I've got a five-year programme which is on plan, and a very strong company. I do have a problem with the order book. +"This initiative does not in any way address or solve a lot of problems in the world. +The club has one door and no windows. Because of fire code violations, it had been ordered to close in August 1988. +It urged participants to refrain from disclosing details of meetings held in preparation for the round-table talks the government has promised on the future of the banned trade union movement Solidarity. +Singapore also provides much-needed facilities to handle spare parts, store other materials and support Air Force fighters and cargo planes. +He rose through the LDP ranks, learning the rules of political favors and cash politics. +But that would mean skipping over two generations of potential presidential aspirants, including some of the party's most powerful figures. +The evidence was a written statement by Lawrence B. Welborn, a retired lieutenant colonel, which apparently was obtained by plaintiff attorneys in connection with related litigation against Lockheed. +Meanwhile, with a Solidarity government in power and Communists in retreat, the union has greater influence than ever, Ragan said. +Turnover was a hefty 9.9m. In spite of the dividend disappointment, retail analysts still found plenty to cheer in the results and a raft of profits upgrades followed. +Banks are to watch for and log multiple purchases totaling $3,000 on the same day. +Wells Fargo Mortgage & Equity Trust, San Francisco, said it revised the terms of its liquidation. +The greatest growth came from the non-insurance businesses. +Still, the speaker works at getting colleagues to accept his hands-on management. +The rag trade is a point of entry to the labor market for thousands of Southern California immigrants. +Chemical Bank joined Citicorp in founding the Swiss new-issues market in the mid-1980s. +He then followed the Blue Nile to Khartoum Airport, where he put down the plane. +Although details haven't been "pinned down," a second session could "offer a laboratory to test out" systems of matching and perhaps clearing trades continuously, says Carol Burke, CBOT vice president and special counsel. +A newcomer, New York Newsday, pushed into town in 1983. +Mr Craxi, probably the most prominent of those accused, again failed to hand in his passport to magistrates yesterday, in spite of increasing pressure to do so. +Hummer faces a maximum prison term of 145 years and a fine of $3.5 million if convicted on all counts. +"Everyone must know that our offer is the maximum of what we could accept," West Germany's finance minister, Theo Waigel, said in an interview with the West German newspaper Welt am Sonntag. +In trading at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange yesterday, the price of the cattle contract for August delivery plunged 1.32 cents a pound to settle at 65.62 cents a pound. +Mr. Weingarten, chairman and president of First Capital, and his wife are discussing a transaction to sell Shearson their 17% of First Capital at a premium over current market prices. +"I've taught my children that when they buy stock, be conservative. +He arrived in this Pakistani border town this month, reportedly to seek political asylum in the West. +Mexico has been looking for expanded export markets for agricultural products such as avocados. +Gov. Edward D. DePrete hailed the plan Thursday as a sensible approach to the drug problem, but civil libertarians complained that it would be unfair. +He added: "It can be assumed that the Securities and Exchange Commission will be making the same review." Company spokesmen couldn't be reached over the weekend to comment on the letter, which was obtained by The Wall Street Journal. +The firm has refused to divulge details of the restructuring. +Lorenzo, then 32, a Harvard MBA and son of Spanish immigrants from Queens, N.Y., was the carrier's youngest president. +The firm surveyed women because they account for more than 80% of day-to-day purchases. +Furthermore, some parents argue that the approach taken by many schools is too simplistic. +The U.S. in particular recalls the late 1970s when a Latin American producer cartel, known as the "Bogota Group," played havoc with coffee importers by creating artificial shortages and driving prices up. +But a heart has to be rushed to an airport, flown to where the sick recipient is and sped to the bedside. +But the government has never charged any member of the Marcos family with criminal offenses for fear they would demand their right to return from exile to face their accusers. +All are sensitive to the economic cycle. +At issue is an amendment attached by the Senate to the resolution of ratification that bars future administrations from changing the U.S. interpretation of the treaty without prior Senate approval. +For the weekend at least, the camaraderie disappeared between birders who ordinarily would gladly show another that barn owl in the refuge's pewter-colored waters set against the casino skyline of Atlantic City. +The race will start on Sept. 11 when a boy and a girl from each participating country or territory runs through the streets of New York to the steps of the United Nations to give the signal for the worldwide series of raod races to begin. +It was launched in 1930 as the Daily Worker and renamed the Morning Star in 1968. +They feel eventually they have been there, done that. +The key attraction is that tickets for Tests are guaranteed - the result of the match is irrelevant. +Yazov and other Soviet officials have said they are moving toward a new doctrine with a defensive posture. +Beyond that 75 percent, the costs must be paid by the state and local governmemts. +The courts have invalidated the provision, while Mr. Murdoch has sold the New York Post and said he will place Boston television station WFXT in an independent trust. +Rising public concern for the environment will be a bigger factor there than it had been in the Senate. +It was not clear who would enforce Endara's order, or any kind of law and order here. +Investors should be aware of prevailing rates of inflation to gauge the real rate of return being offered to them. +Andrew took time off from his job as flight commander of the Royal Navy frigate Cambletown to make the move. +It is considered the backbone of modern price theory for financial markets. +Mr. Jones acts out vignettes from Dr. Johns's life, and delivers some of his sermons, including the astoundingly powerful "It's Safe to Kill Negroes" speech. +The copter crashed into the fence surrounding an exercise yard, injuring both the would-be escapee and the pilot. +"Religious people have got to get their act together. +Its abolition would reflect the presumption of innocence, it said. +Some former Turner officials say Mr. Bevins saw himself as the successor to Turner Broadcasting Chairman Ted Turner. +Finger foods are still in style. +Two Civil Service unions are talking to consultants about this. +Usually the date for the state opening of the next session is fixed well in advance for sometime in November. +The new leader of the troubled Covenant House says the youth shelter deserves a second chance. +The Federal Reserve this afternoon is scheduled to release statistics for all three measures of the nation's money supply last month. +He said, however, that the filing would be discussed today at a special meeting of directors. +"It's funny," says Mr. Batteau, "these commercials, like Diet Coke, get booed when they show up before a movie in a theater. +The producers then considered Kirk Douglas, Richard Widmark and others before turning to Norman Lloyd, who was cast in the role. +Children reading and understanding "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Iron and Silk" in the ninth grade are the answer to poor SAT scores. +Williams now needs to generate cash from its basic operations. The presumption is that there will be a large beneficial effect from increased volumes once recovery gets under way. Yet Williams still does not seem to have much scope to raise prices. +"There are many investment strategies with potential," says Sheldon Jacobs, editor of the No-Load Fund Investor, an industry fund newsletter. +Analysts say the two large stock sales have helped undermine confidence in an already weakened market. +Nearly 1,000 South African soldiers, who supported Angola's anti-Marxist guerrillas, crossed into South-West Africa on Tuesday, said Lt. +Martin was named to the presidency of the publicly supported corporation on Thursday by the board of directors. +Emerging markets continue to suffer setbacks, with Greece the latest casualty, writes John Pitt. +Pam Matteson is a striking redhead from Brooklyn. +Union Bank of Switzerland, in a long-expected move, is sending a senior executive to London to merge and manage its British banking and securities businesses. +He transformed P&O from takeover target into aggressor. +Upon waking from the coma Juliet took her own life. +"Little did I dream when I was growing up on the farm so many, many years ago that someday it would be restored and people would come and marvel at how life was lived in the early 1920s," Welk wrote. +The White House said a 150-page report, written by the committee staff with administration help, "is the most complete account thus far." +But the range of borrowers and maturities suggests pockets of demand for sterling bonds rather than the wave of international buying required to help fund the public sector borrowing requirement. +The gap is much wider for working couples with children under 17 years old. +The strikers and the crowd sang the national anthem just before the shipyard gates swung open. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Blockbuster's common closed at $17.50 a share, up $2.125. +Says Nelly, 41, a divorced doctor with two children: "We are the sons and daughters of bad treatment. +The closed-end fund, with assets of about $200 million, is the largest of a handful of vehicles giving U.S. investors entry to the strictly regulated Korean stock market. +The increased borrowing reflects the rebound in consumer spending in the first quarter, said Sandra Shaber, an economist for the Futures Group here. +Mr. Pollak's extensive knowledge of epilepsy gives the book many of its best moments. +Thursday's interim pre-tax profits are expected to rise to the range of Pounds 80m-Pounds 95m, against Pounds 60.5m. +I try to be open-minded. +Losses per share were 7.6p (12.88p). +Sand-filled dump trucks, water trucks and snowplows blocked all approaches to the Kremlin. +'If you want to go straight you must pull to the right. +The outlook isn't bright for property and casualty insurers that rely more on investment income, which slides along with rates. +By increasing the customer's role, telephone companies hope to hold down labor costs and eliminate installation delays. +The dollar-yen trading was inactive because participants just made technical adjustments, said Eiichi Seino, a dealer with Fuji Bank. +The assistance gradually resumed in the mid-1980s. +They fly to Paris on Thursday. +But one of his fans back in Cambridge was happy to crow about him. +'No possibility should be excluded, either in the selection of assets to be sold, the identity of the buyer, or the size of the shareholding for sale,' he told the seminar. The speech upset Mr Dehaene's socialist coalition partners. +They make a distinction between coca-producing areas where peasants are and drug traffickers. Well, guess what, guys. +The average short-term trailer fleet was 14 per cent ahead, with utilisation maintained at 83 per cent. The size of the contract hire fleet, which contributes 40 per cent of revenue, had been maintained. +The company said only last month that it expected "continued improvement in gross margin performance" in the unit throughout the year. +President Bush has authority to reject either deal if he believes it will harm U.S. national security or foreign policy interests. +The findings were based on an analysis of New York's central Harlem health district, where 96 percent of the population is black and 41 percent live below the poverty line. +But a strategy of silence was no longer possible in September 1985. +Earlier today, however, Israeli analysts questioned whether Higgins was alive before Obeid was captured. +Those insurers are seeking to reduce costs, partly by reducing middle-management positions, Mercer says. +But Karski was not a Jew and his electrifying reports propelled the ambivalent Polish exile regime into demanding a response. Nevertheless, foreign office officials suspected the Poles of exploiting the news. +October delivery gold rose $1.60 an ounce to $439.00, while September silver advanced eight cents an ounce to $7.02. +Unruh, who took over in 1990 from Michael Blumenthal, is intent on re-establishing Unisys as a force in global data processing through a fundamental reorientation of its strategy and management style. For a start, the new Unisys will be smaller. +The eventual structure of a European central bank is far from clear, but one idea is to model it after the U.S. Federal Reserve, with regional representatives and independently appointed governors. +The confrontation peaked late last month in the Legislative Yuan when Premier Hau assailed the president of National Taiwan University, a political moderate, for the way he had handled an antigovernment sit-in. +Wilson, a California Republican, said his information was based primarily on news reports and a conversation with the Rogerses. +(28) "227," NBC, 13.6, 12.0 million homes. +"The police were being attacked from both sides. +Since his appointment, Aguilar has curbed immigration raids on factories and restricted aerial surveillance of marijuana fields and prohibited the government from blocking a homosexual's entrance into the country. +Disk-less workstations, however, have generally met with just middling success. +Last night, Messrs. Shah and Dillett declined to comment. +In order to reach that level, GNP will have to expand at least 1.67% in the three months ending March 31 from the prior quarter, government officials said. +Since yesterday's decision not to cut the discount rate also rules out further reductions in market rates, which are close to their floor, he is telling other European countries not to lower their rates of interest more than modestly. +The infrastructure has been planned and is on its way. +Herman Schwartz Professor of Law American University Washington About 3,300 employees of Potomac Electric Power Co. are threatening to strike this week if they can't agree on a new labor contract with the utility. +Foundations paid most of the $2.7 million cost. +The Jan. 2 accident, called one of the country's biggest inland oil spills, occurred as the 40-year-old tank was being filled for the first time since being moved from the Cleveland area. +Other Republicans facing difficult re-election opponents included Guy Hunt of Alabama and John McKernan Jr. of Maine. +"They are implying that you cannot be trusted to make these decisions." Also Wednesday, lawmakers in Annapolis, Md., conducted a hearing on four abortion restriction bills and one pro-choice bill. +Cusnir, a 62-year-old Belgian, will remain in Europe to work on international business development projects, reporting directly to John Dooner, president and chief executive of McCann Worldwide. The assignment is somewhat of a reprise for Sennott. +In January, John Paul said he would visit the Soviet Union only if he could meet with Roman Catholics around the country. +Flameco Engineering Co. received an $11.6 million Air Force contract for aircraft engine parts. +"I personally did not wish to sell. +Fees average Pounds 4,000. They can be identified by the Boarding % column in our main table. Comparisons of A-level results around the country with average house prices make startling reading. +In previous years, companies experimented with new themes such as patriotism or comparisons. +He testified that the ship didn't respond to his rudder changes, but an on-board recorder indicated his turns were simply too late. +In retrospect I think we should have realised at that time that the group's way of dealing with problems is best suited to a private company.' There were to be further rows, of which the most dramatic took place in the early hours of yesterday. +In the past month, three regional banks have taken over like-sized counterparts, while another pair are merging amicably. Two deals were finalised last week alone. +She has lived with Mrs. Marcos since shortly before Ferdinand Marcos died last September. +Lead underwriter Salomon Brothers Inc. had no comment on investor response to the deal, but market players said the increase in size and post-pricing indications reflect strong investor demand. +His portfolio is heavy with bank and auto stocks, which most investors have scorned for more than a year. +About 2,000 police, including sharpshooters and helicopter patrols, were mobilized for Arafat's visit, during which he also was to meet with Premier Michel Rocard and Foreign Minister Roland Dumas. +This city is a prime place to sample the likes and dislikes of the typical American, say marketing experts, because residents are so, well, average. +After six years of frantic upheaval on my new site, I now see that nature has quickly diagnosed one of my great blind spots. +Police said 31,000 shells and rockets had fallen on Beirut since the latest battle began Saturday evening. +Counting all state and federal benefit programs, the number of people receiving unemployment benefits in the week ended May 26 fell to 2,194,800 from 2,246,900 a week earlier. These figures aren't seasonally adjusted. +"I can't remember the industry having a tax hike this big before." The explosion in travel taxes reflects not only the budget woes of federal and local governments but a political fact of life: Travelers are an ideal source of revenue. +Tabloids splashed pictures of "Goldfish," swimming in a water basin, and its "parents" on their front pages. +Fred P. Moosally, the commander of the ship, has said there were no indications of any problems with the guns before the explosion. +Princeville Development Corp. said Spinner Corp. agreed to end its $106 million hostile takeover bid, and that the two companies dropped all litigation against each other. +The 33 million Medicare beneficiaries currently pay a monthly premium of $28.60 for Part B coverage, which pays for 80% of "reasonable charges" for doctors' services after the first $75. +No damage estimate has been reported. +Mr. Winger notes that raising the image of any no-frills product is a difficult proposition. +Most of the major publishing houses in the U.S. and a number of foreign-owned companies took a look at Grove Weidenfeld, and at first, it was expected to fetch as much as $15 million. +February's Louvre accord between the U.S. and six other leading industrialized nations appears to have set target rates for currency exchange rates, though those have never been disclosed or acknowledged. +Cunningham delivers a storehouse of basic information - and a pep talk. +Its general direction is likely to be down, as the accompanying table suggests, and the decline could well persist for many months and be substantial. +Several Serbian firms said Monday they are severing all economic ties with Slovenian firms and closing down branch offices there. +No trial date has been set in Geneva. +Wright, 73, was delighted and planning a "quiet celebration" on his horse farm in Tasmania, said his lawyer, Malcolm Turnbull. +In any case, the Federal Reserve opted to do the job quickly and by late 1982, toward the end of a deep recession, the consumer price index was rising at an annual rate of only about 1%. +Now add an 0.5% transaction tax to the calculation. +Gerasimov said the idea of an autonomous German region within the Soviet Union "is one of a number of possibilities" under discussion as a means of helping those of German origin to retain their ethnic traditions. +Six-month revenue rose to $3.55 billion from $3.22 billion a year earlier. +Mr. Udvar-Hazy said it is "99% sure" the company will make either an all-Boeing selection, or pick a McDonnell-Airbus combination that would shut out the Seattle-based giant completely. +When one airport is over-loaded by calls they can be transferred to the other sites. +He succeeds Edwin R. Mellett, who was named president of international post-mix sales. +Among items on the agenda, he said, will be finding the company a new name. +Utility vehicles have a high center of gravity because they need extra ground clearance for off-road use. +In the past two years, however, many long-time refuseniks have been permitted to leave the Soviet Union and the number of emigres increased to more than 20,000 in 1988. +It shields management from sanctions by the market." +The U.S., though, is agreeable to eliminating all export controls on certain cellular communications systems and satellite ground stations, the White House said. +We give our trade negotiator the tools to attack trade agreement violations and we require him to use those tools. +Over the weekend, the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, an influential coalition of rights groups, called for the Senate to reject Souter. +When there was outcry in Tulsa over Occidental's acquisition of Cities Service Co., the collection came for a visit. +Whittle executives have insisted their rollout plans are on schedule. +Along with hundreds of thousands of others, Mr. Vissoka gives Angola its unwanted distinction as one of the four African nations most in need of food aid, according to the U.N. +"I want to strangle the kid, I want to hang the kid, I want to suffocate the kid," a court affidavit quoted Depew as saying about his plans for the child. +Mr David Thompson of Kleinwort Benson is bullish about the drinks industry. +GM can afford to reduce its rebates because sharp production cuts and better-than-expected sales since the stock market crash have held inventories in line. +The labor dispute has idled about 1,900 miners in Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky. +The Coast Guard cutter Nantucket towed the craft to San Juan, and all those aboard were turned over to U.S. Immigration Service officials. +Among other loans, one of Es5.7bn will be used to improve energy facilities on the Azores islands. The loans bring total EIB lending to Portugal in 1993 to Es137bn. +For the fiscal year, CenTrust reported net income of $50.1 million, or $3.32 a share. +Steven Spielberg, the most powerful man in Hollywood, can have anything he wants. +By the close, 783 stocks had risen in price, while 838 had fallen. +The survey of 3,187 female and 3,000 male college students randomly selected in the 1985-86 school year found only 27 percent of the women deemed to have been victims of rape or attempted rape considered themselves crime victims. +The remaining property auctioned Wednesday included the main manufacturing plant. +Withdrawal symptoms such as vomiting, tremors and congestion were less severe among the waterbed babies, the study found. +About one of every 3,500 male infants is born with the defect. +But Andrew Sarlos, chairman of Toronto investment counselors Sarlos & Associates Ltd., said Nova disclosed its possible offer at a private meeting Wednesday with holders of more than 20 million Polysar shares. +The Medicare surcharge for the elderly was approved by Congress last year to help finance coverage of catastrophic illnesses. +The report said authorities were forced to open fire on the inmates. +"Growth can kill," says Gerald E. Hills, director of entrepreneurial studies at the University of Illinois at Chicago. +Mr. Penna's lawyer, Irwin Fefergrad, said the court could have fined Mr. Penna as much as C$1 million and the OSC could have forced him to give up his corporate offices and directorships. +J. Landis Martin, president of NL, was out of his office this morning and could not be reached immediately for comment. +And Midland Bank PLC rebuffed a bid from Morgan Stanley Inc. for the British bank's Greenwell Montagu securities unit. +We have an asset that has been built up over many years in terms of skills of local people. +Louis Navin, vice president and chief financial officer, said that while the aerospace business should achieve sales of $775 million this year, it won't contribute to earnings before 1989. +At GenCorp, income from discontinued operations added $1 million to net this year, down from $212 million last year. +But the Romanian students' meetings and petitions also mirrored the string of public denunciations that have arisen since dictator Nicolae Ceaucescu was overthrown Dec. 22. +Paul Wilson, publisher of the Sault Star in Sault Ste. +She says she has already made her ads "more conservative" after being criticized by some of her peers for advertising at all. +Still in the portfolio are some old cyclical favorites including Deere, United Technologies and Phelps Dodge. +The White House said it was highly unlikely Bush would go to Berlin. +Repsol said group operating profit surged to 129 billion pesetas in 1992 from 111 billion pesetas a year earlier, despite a sharp drop in operating profit at its petrochemical unit to 1.22 billion pesetas from 24 billion pesetas. +But the end result will be the effective obliteration of the only fiscal criterion that made an iota of sense. +Fidata Trust was a clearing agent for E.S.M. +Price controls on oil in the U.S. market were finally ended by the Reagan administration, but floating exchange rates still distort signals from other markets. +Panamanian investigators and U.S. military police were inside the disco Saturday looking through the debris for evidence. American soldiers and Panamanian police guarded the building and kept onlookers and journalists away. +Friday's forecast was for showers and thunderstorms across the middle and southern Atlantic coastal states, the southern Appalachians and the central Gulf Coast. +Approximately 60% of the Louisiana bonds were placed directly with investors, with the remaining 40% going into dealer inventories, a Lehman official said. +Instead, inflation pressures "apparently are starting to rise again." +Miller said he was optimistic. +Only two rights issues so far this year have exceeded Pounds 100m, from GKN and Burford Holdings. +This is that the law no longer condones suits based on discredited antitrust theories. +"For them, it didn't matter," she says. +Earlier in the day when he visited the Our Lady of Perpetual Help grammar school, Quayle told students to think of the recent space shuttle mission and urged them to commit themselves to furthering America's role in space exploration. +First, I want to acknowledge the vote in the Senate upholding my veto this afternoon and reaffirming our commitment to Chinese students in this country as well as the goal of improving relations with China. +A growing number of companies, including the Baby Bells, plan to erect networks to provide similar service to customers using tiny pocket phones. +Northern Telecom earlier agreed to tie pensions to inflation, but the union said the company's offer was inadequate. +And even during the cold war, Bunche had at least three major successes to his name. +No charges have been filed against the broker, nor have Osaka police been brought into the case. +But I can't resist Cool Ground, even though he's favourite. I'm thinking of betting 15 thou, maybe even 20. What's your considered? Street guy like you.' I studied Wayne closely. +Libya claims it is a pharmaceutical plant. +PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) _ France has loaned $9 million to Haiti, and West Germany has granted $3 million to the government to encourage a return to democratic rule, diplomats said Wednesday. +In a previous SEC filing, it said it might seek representation on the board of Los Angeles-based company, but added that it isn't "contemplating taking any actions" opposed by First Executive's board. +McCoy got his by talking the owner of a truck parts store into buying him one for $35,000. In return, McCoy offered to split the profit. +Among them, the young American John Keyes, while no physical match for Placido Domingo or Peter Hoffmann, sang the title role ardently. +Even President Francois Mitterrand allowed himself a grudging compliment. Mr Major intends to capitalise on the plaudits - and on the substantive deals struck in Edinburgh. +The law was a response to hit-and-miss abatement efforts by the Environmental Protection Agency, which in the 1970s began a voluntary program against asbestos in schools. +James McMullen shot his wife, Billie, to death, then turned the gun on himself Sunday night after a weekend of heavy rain. +But cash-rich foreign investors and domestic investors with very short-term funds continued aggressively hunting for stocks from which they can expect wide gains in a short term, traders said. +In just about every event, athletes will vie singly or in pairs against a clock or tape, or to please a panel of judges. +Kelly then ordered Thornburgh to appear and straighten out the lawsuit's status. +A gynecologist testified Wednesday that he was unaware that blood that had been tested for the AIDS virus was available when he unknowingly gave a patient tainted blood that gave her the deadly disease. +If the proposal is accepted, it would for the first time allow legislative protection of the Pacific Northwest's most significant stands of old-growth forest, which range from 200 to 1,000 years old. +If global interest rates are to fall - as, indeed, they must - the US must put its own fiscal house in order. +Similar arrangements exist, of course, for the forces of other member countries of both sides, but there are large differences in procedures and capabilities. +All numbers were adjusted for seasonal fluctuations. +The St. Louis-based retailer said sales rose 9% to $2.19 billion from $2.04 billion a year earlier. +Another West German, Ralph Rudolf Schray, was kidnapped in Beirut Jan. 27 and is still being held. +Kymmene, Metsa-Serla and Enso-Gutzeit will all see a loss from their fine paper divisions. +American Stores began its courtship with Lucky in March, launching a tender offer of $45 a share, which it later said it would consider increasing to $50 a share. +The incident began when the man entered a home in the city's north end Wednesday afternoon and held five persons hostage, according to police spokesman Joseph Hilleary. +Tamils, mainly Hindu, make up 18 percent of Sri Lanka's 16 million people. +Ms. Lesly obviously did not do her homework. +'This can't be tackled by voting for conventions. +But he underwent hundreds of blood transfusions, and at least one of them involved tainted blood products that brought the deadly AIDS virus into his body. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading Friday, Community Psychiatric closed at $36, up $2.25. +London's September contract was stuck between solid support at Dollars 900 and resistance around Dollars 940 a tonne. +Mottram, most recently deputy md at Hughes Rediffusion Simulation, becomes managing director of Simon Access (UK). +"It means just that, our best, good-faith efforts. +President Bush's plan to dismantle the independent regulatory structure for savings and loan institutions may be the beginning of the end of the specialized system of home mortgage lending, industry officials and analysts said Tuesday. +Bertinelli acknowledges she doesn't look like the woman she'll be portraying but found her to be an interesting person to play. +Mink has been in Congress since late September, serving the remaining months of the term of Daniel Akaka. +A few years ago, every other TV commercial seemed to be filmed in that black-and-white, shaky-camera style popularized by director Leslie Dektor. +He tells each sector something different." The private sector recognizes Cerezo's achievments during the first 18 months of his term. +"The people in the most difficulty are the ones who are going to face this additional burden," argues Walter F. Williams, chairman of troubled Bethlehem Steel Corp. +There are 2,383 Americans still listed as missing from the Vietnam war, including 547 who were lost in Laos. +The FAA also plans at some point to examine some commuter aircraft for signs of aging, Buckhorn said. +Chemical Banking, the nation's fourth-largest bank holding company, said it earned $127.7 million, or $1.98 a share, compared with a net loss of $1.1 billion in the second quarter of 1987. +White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said the move reflected no change in Bush's opposition to banning such guns but merely would enforce current law that allows for import of the guns only if they are for sporting purposes. +The units are battery powered and at one stage Gallaher found it was going through batteries at a remarkable rate. +The Soviets wouldn't buy when the market was as strong as it was Tuesday because "they would only be pushing the market higher against themselves," he said. +Marxist-led guerrillas have waged a 9-year-old war against the U.S.-backed government. +The number on the company's news release has been disconnected, according to a phone company recording. +The unit underlined a new emphasis on corporate business last month by deciding to close accounts under 50,000 bolivars ($3,450). +This might spur the banks to buy shorter-term bonds that don't fluctuate as widely, bankers add. +The court is a branch of the 23-nation Council of Europe, to which Britain belongs, and its decisions are not binding but rarely are ignored. +Here are the fourth-quarter earnings for various industry groups and comparisons with the year-earlier quarter. +According to the criminal complaint filed in U.S. District Court, Breen told police he believed punching Glenn would generate publicity and catch the attention of Pope John Paul II. +The new company, Handelsblatt-Dow Jones Gmbh, will have an initial capitalization of $1 million and will be based in Frankfurt. +Dukakis' Democratic rival, Jesse Jackson, repeated his criticism of U.S. negotiations with Noriega but made no reference to the reported tentative agreement. +Bush called it a subterfuge for a later tax increase and said it would put future social security benefits at risk. +In late trading, the Treasury's benchmark 30-year bond was up 5/32 at 99 1/8 , yielding 7.317 per cent, after losing ground in morning trading. +The firm's futures position "could have been put on with knowledge that the customer had placed a large buy order," the study added. +In the afternoon session, both Todorov and Savov underwent questioning by the lawmakers, a novelty in Bulgaria. +Jose Antonio Zorrilla, once head of Mexico's Federal Security Department, was indicted for murder Saturday in the slaying of an investigative journalist five years ago. +NBC has become such a juggernaut, it is having a hard time finding new superlatives. +A lone fishing boat, dwarfed by the crippled hulk of the tanker, circled in silent protest as the ship was pulled from its protected anchorage at Outside Bay on Naked Island. +He hopes others will continue such battles. +A new jury will decide how much the auto maker should pay inventor Robert Kearns. +'I believe that in west Germany, you are not meant to admit that you lack self-confidence.' Katharina Gruhl, a 30-year-old west Berliner who runs her own management consultancy agency, approached Schlingelhof 'because I wanted to project myself. +September 1957 to May 1958, President Dwight D. Eisenhower activated 8,873 members of the Arkansas Army and Air National Guard to Little Rock, Ark., during school integration disturbances. +Even in the face of popular demands for equitable growth and foreign pressure for trade liberalization, analysts agree the Korean economy isn't likely to be knocked off track. +Damaso Perez Prado, who was credited with popularizing the Caribbean music known as mambo in the 1940s and '50s, died Thursday after suffering a stroke, his son said. +Variety has broadened its coverage in recent years to all aspects of U.S and foreign entertainment. +October is one of the two biggest months for CD rollovers for several reasons, including the fact that CD rates were fully deregulated in October 1983. +The disclosure was made in documents detailing a leveraged buy-out offer led by members of management and a Morgan Stanley & Co. fund. +"The plan is more or less inactive now, but we'll look at the situation as we go forward," Mr. Meyo said. +The cities have yet to be chosen. +Osborne had maintained that female board members need chauffeurs for protection when traveling to and from evening meetings. +"They are deliberately trying to disobey the court of law," government prosecutor U.S. Prasad said. +The administration is resisting this, and also insisting on retaining more air-launched cruise missiles than the Soviets have proposed. +'Three years ago, politics in eastern Germany was like a casino game, with everyone vying for a place in the new order,' he says. 'Today, officials are slowly trying to make up their minds about where they stand politically. +The National Air Traffic Controllers Association, based in Washington, said controllers at O'Hare and other airports nationwide are overworked. +Mr Juergen Moellemann, German economics minister, attends Budesbank meeting. Greece becomes a full member of the Western European Union. +Robert Mueller, the Justice Department's assistant attorney general in charge of the criminal division, denied that the agency had moved slowly. +The most vulnerable part of MDC is Nexis, its business information arm, which is essentially an electronic warehouse for other companies' information. +"Netware is two years ahead of Lan Manager," said Darrel Miller, an executive vice president at Novell. +He said the cuts would force some layoffs of Air Midwest's 150 employees at Kansas City, although he did not know how many. +Of the one-third of respondents identifying themselves as Conservatives who think she should resign, 11 percent said it should happen immediately. +The dispute was touched off when the leader of a Hindu right-wing party, Lal Krishna Advani, was arrested Oct. 24 while leading a caravan to Ayodhya to help build the proposed temple. +Target users include traveling business people, passengers of ships and aircraft, disaster-relief workers and residents of underdeveloped nations. +"Anyone outside the family who does it is in big trouble" at the Emick household, he said. +Later that day when she returned home, she said, her husband had his hands in his pockets and looked shaken. +She was the first person accused of fraud in the contest's eight-year history. +Analysts said earnings were consistent with estimates in the range of 44 to 45 cents a share. +Police said one other Hindu was reported killed by Sikh militants overnight in Amritsar District. +Oil futures prices have edged higher in trading dominated by technical factors. +Initial claims for regular state unemployment benefits rose to a seasonally adjusted 340,000 during the week ended June 6 from 310,000 the previous week, the Labor Department said. +Special circumstances mean the penalty upon conviction could be death or life in prison without possibility of parole. +"I'm convinced that there will be an impact, and that it will not be a positive one," said state Commerce Commissioner Robert Trocin. +Silver bullion fell in London to a late bid of $6.33 a troy ounce, down from $6.41 bid late Monday. +Mr. Kapor resigned last year from Lotus, maker of the 1-2-3 spreadsheet program, the top-selling personal computer program. +It is a factor in foreign exchange. +In Pennsylvania, fewer than 20 inspectors must monitor the state's 1,300 homes. +After three days searching the Dartmouth area, the searchers moved to along Route 140 in Freetown and Lakeville, near where the body was found in July. +"We were waiting for some of the storm to die down," a Delta spokesman says. +Gandhi quietly looked on. +The group wants to unite the predominantly Protestant province with the 95 percent Catholic Republic of Ireland under socialist rule. +United isn't slowing its pace. +Yesterday, the 65-year-old Mr. Bookout announced he will retire June 30 and be succeeded by Frank Richardson, a longtime Shell employee currently in charge of refining and marketing operations. +Economic worries intensified the market's recent slide, pushing the Dow Jones industrial average below the 2,500 mark to levels not seen since May 1989. +President Reagan told the "courage award" winners they had proved that "fear was not the end for you but a challenge" to triumph over cancer and help others confront the disease. +The biggest institutional players include Wells Fargo Investment Advisors, Bankers Trust Co. and Mellon Capital Management, which structure their portfolios to match such indexes as the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index. +Even when Tupe rules applied, he expected bidders to be able to make 'genuinely innovative proposals' that would offer good value for money. +However, several businessmen said the changes don't eliminate the greatest obstacles to Western firms. "You've got to be able to repatriate profits and guarantee a supply of materials locally," said John Burgess of Midland Bank PLC. +'We're trying to develop applications sitting down.' +The delegates voted 2,557 to 1,393 for such a chance before their afternoon break. +The nine Americans are among 18 foreigners missing and believed kidnapped in Lebanon. +The potential for labor unrest is also clouding the pact. +"There's a value there beyond what gold is there" because of the history linked to the treasure and the unusually large nuggets, Miller said. +George Hansen of Idaho after he was convicted in 1984 of falsifying personal financial disclosure reports. +Tokyo stocks closed easier as profit-taking and futures-related selling wiped out the session's early gains in a wide range of issues. +The dollar's movement yesterday was based more on its intermediary role between the non-dollar trades and wasn't based on fundamentals, said Frank Tuminello, chief dealer at Hessische Landesbank Girozentrale in New York. +They cite software concerns such as Microsoft and Oracle Systems as well. +But, he adds, "the good news, if there is any, is leading indicators are starting to move up. +There is a middle ground founded on common sense, and our industries are following it in more than one voluntary project, in addition to the Environmental Protection Agency regulations. +The Energy Department took over operation of the New York state-owned plant in 1980. +Warnings have come that some elected representatives might refuse to take part if the meeting stays in Phoenix. +Some would say broadcasting the horror as you did in your story is pointless. +Continuing strong opposition from Israel's supporters in Congress has forced the administration in recent days to discuss a compromise that might include dropping the Maverick missiles. +Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, whose troops support Mozambican government forces, said the plan to end the Angolan war could have parallels for Mozambique. +Before that, he was ad director for The Moore County News in Dumas, Texas, and worked for the Tulia (Texas) Herald. +They said Carl was destroyed after the Illinois fair. +Platinum futures prices rose for a second straight day Wednesday amid growing confidence that Ford Motor Co.'s new catalytic converter will not substantially reduce demand for platinum for at least the next several years. +In Xiamen, for example, Taiwanese-funded joint ventures receive a four-year tax holiday, rather than the three years given foreign enterprises. +Kroger stock soared after the Kohlberg Kravis announcement, closing at $56.25 a share, up $3.50 from Monday in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +Brokers and analysts in the British colony loudly criticized the announced issues, saying they would allow key shareholders to maintain controlling stakes without correspondingly large investments. +Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justices Antonin Scalia, Sandra Day O'Connor and Anthony M. Kennedy voted to dismiss the suit against Pennsylvania. +Monday's trouble started in the morning after residents captured three men dressed in police uniforms and accused them of belonging to the Mandale. +Finally, the House bill would repeal an amendment to the Export Administration Act and exclude the Defense Department from any role in export licensing to COCOM countries. +'Opening the industry to foreigners already will give local companies a hard time. +Generale de Belgique's archaic management structure was one factor that attracted him, Mr. De Benedetti says. +High unemployment insurance costs often run parallel with high unemployment. +He said the United States had refused to grant Stroessner a temporary visa to receive treatment. +Although Spanish is the official language, Quechua and Aymara are widely spoken in rural areas and in major cities. +Authorities are exchanging information with other international agencies to monitor potential threats, Charoon said. +Union members are expected to vote on the tentative agreement this weekend. +Sales were about flat with $342.8 million last year. +Is it an income tax? +These Palestinians don't want to undercut the PLO, but they expect more leadership than they are getting. +The Rev. Norman Nawrocki, the archdiocese's grievance clerk, has 20 days to decide whether the grievances fit the archdiocese's guidelines for disputes. +While he is playing a supporting role in a movie being shot on the Caribbean island of Parador, he meets the dictator-president and does an imitation of him. +Because he was sentenced before the state switched its method of executions, Swindler has the choice of dying in the electric chair or by lethal injection, the state standard. +As with OTC market makers, stock quotes from Midwest exchange specialists would be included in calculating bid and offer prices displayed by the National Association of Securities Dealers' automated quotation system. +But it is also demeaning to Walter Mondale, Jimmy Carter, George McGovern and Lyndon Johnson, as well as confusing to the voters who two weeks ago saw Mr. Dukakis treat the word as an insult. +In county and mayoral races, the opposition won six posts, up from two before the vote. +The newspaper said a hijacking by three Palestinians was threatened during the Easter weekend. +Industrial pollution has destroyed large tracts of fertile land. There are chronic shortages of agricultural feed and raw materials for industry. +The reduced workload never materialized, even though the pay cut remains in effect. +"Even if Mr. McFarlane did not have the president's explicit prior approval," according to the report, "he clearly had his full support." +The quadruple strand of pearls around her neck? +He says labour costs are 40 per cent greater than in Brazil - hardly an efficient economy - and component costs are 30 per cent greater. +"We were surprised, we're disappointed and we're examining our options," he said. +Prom rentals are the hottest market for Dress Rehearsal, Dallas. +The publisher of Forbes magazine is estimated to be worth $1 billion. +Asked about these records, Ms. Bartola says some failures may have escaped her attention because of a staff shortage. +Ginger's owner, Jane Shumaker, said she hadn't programmed 911 into her telephone's automatic dialing system, and she finds it hard to believe her pet made the call. +Vessels large and small, many of them the same ones that rescued hundreds of thousands of Allied troops from the Nazi onslaught, made their way across the English Channel to mark the 50th anniversary of the evacuation. +The move followed the dissolution of Parliament in an attempt to resolve a crisis caused by the collapse this month of the minority Social Democrat government. +The golds sector gained about 1 per cent. +Average rent in the building is about $30 a square foot. +One tough philosophical dilemma Mr. Major says will preoccupy EC leaders is the degree of independence of a future central banking authority, currently dubbed the "EuroFed." +The marketing campaign is expected to begin soon. +In contrast, Sen. 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Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., and six others, said he never took the suggested murder plot seriously. +U.N. officials say they probably will fail to meet their goal of moving 115,500 tons _ the amount needed to stave off widespread starvation. +The 12 thrifts will be merged into a new institution called American Federal Bank, based in Dallas. +Greyhound has reported more than 30 shooting attacks on its buses, 70 bomb threats, and more than 100 incidents of violence. +David M. Walker, both shuttle commanders, were disciplined Monday for violating Johnson Space Center flight crew guidelines. +Strong early buying from the Middle East triggered "good momentum" in silver, said David Sobotka, chief bullion trader for Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. in New York. +But it is hard. +They gave him a letter demanding to know how the soldiers died. +The 65-year-old former dissident was persecuted by military-dominated regimes. +"We hoped there would be some harmony between the two but unfortunately this has not come to pass. +A total of 17 people were kidnapped from May 3-5 by the National Liberation Army, a pro-Cuban guerrilla group. +Federal law currently prohibits banks from ooow banks from owningggks from owning or bbom owning or being owned by a company that isn't related to banking, and bans most banks from being affiliated with securities firms. +Lenders will often only make funds available if payment is guaranteed by assets of the borrower. +But while it's easy to get lost in America, finding missing adults is a journey through frustration and helplessness. +The advances were fed by a continued clamor for shares from foreign institutions in the wake of the airport agreement, as well as local enthusiasm about climbing property prices. +An issue of 175 million New Zealand dollars ($104.2 million) of notes by Kraft Inc. due July 1989. +Transamerica Corp. expects to report an estimated 32% increase in fourth-quarter profit and a 55% increase for the year, reflecting nearly across-the-board operating earnings growth. +The Supreme Court today rejected an effort to preserve longshoremen's jobs in the face of changing technology. +The rockers tend to blur together on the second side, until the record ends strongly with the bluesy "Hand to Mouth," featuring excellent guitar by Rick Richards and the piano of guest Ian McLagan. +Others insist that all supplies come from the US. +Most of the chairmen to lose their jobs in the industrial sector, apart from Mr Francis Lorentz of Bull, did so because they were about to pass the mandatory retirement age of 65. But Mr Beregovoy has been less successful at averting controversy. +Eighteen people, including six foreign tourists, were hurt when a bomb exploded in the Turkish resort of Kusadasi. +Miss Taylor has suffered back problems since she fell of a horse and fractured her spine 30 years ago, Ms. Sam said. +Without doubt the most intractable issue is electoral reform, because of its impact on the composition of the Commons, and thus of governments. Nonetheless, three lesser reforms have obvious merit. +Now many believe that Telebras is reaching its level. Mr Teixeira says: 'There is a saying: 'When you don't know companies, you buy names.' +Batteries are a major commodity, for only half of Kabul gets power on any given day. +He said IBM regularly surveys the computer market and adjusts its prices to stay competitive with other computer makers. +Coleman writes indirectly and capaciously, spreading his knowledge. +"That's quite a deal, and we're saying no," Beidler said. "We're going to send our cards back to American Express in pieces." American Express and Shearson also have come under fire from state officials for their role in the hostile bid. +The congress is much more loyal to Gorbachev and to the central government than te smaller Russian Supreme Soviet legislature, which Yeltsin easily controls. +China's sky will not collapse,' she said. In Los Angeles last week, US companies signed 11 contracts for Chinese projects worth Dollars 1.3bn (Pounds 870m) and another 134 letters of intent worth billions more. +That classification never really mattered to him until he married a colored woman. +Only a handful of the planes are in commercial service, all of them in Europe. +Can you imagine finding this?" asked Eileen Butler, a manager at Bruesewitz, a local plumbing contractor where workers said they had heard of such mishaps before. +Hamadi's trial began July 5. +Milea told Ceausescu he had studied the military regulations and found nothing to justify the shooting of civilians. +He is in less of a hurry to remove the 15 multiple rule. +The Italian parliament this month approved the creation of a national space agency. +"LBO has in some minds come to stand for `large bankruptcy opportunity,'" she told the ABA tax lawyers last week. +He said:"It was a good half and this is a good year," predicting that activity in terms of volume and profit was expected to remain "satisfactory" in the second half. +And the best news is that this budget proves it can be done without raising your taxes. +His purpose was to produce a high quality economics textbook. +"About five years ago, I started getting interested in computers to help me do my work, not just to play with, because I'm one of those people that can't write a program," he said. +That argument could mean trouble for catalog companies, said Bob Levering, legislative counsel for the Direct Marketing Association in Washington, D.C. +She then buys a large melon-like vegetable for 270 dong, after bargaining the price down from 350. +The presence of a few well-heeled economic citizens could push the island economies even further away from soft-money windows. +Left unsaid by younger Kuomintang leaders is whether the "recovery of the mainland" slogan will be buried. +In Moscow, Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman Vadim Perfiliev said his government was ready to help find those responsible for the crash, but did not give specifics. +The suit also seeks $50 million in punitive damages. +The move affected $100 million each of Lincoln 9 3/4% notes due 1995, 9 1/8% notes due 1992 and 8% notes due 1997. +Martin McGuinness, a member of Sinn Fein's national executive committee, told the conference the IRA is trying to resolve the issue. +The legislation could wind up with an array of additional costs, however. +Shell is also the operator on the so-called Mars prospect acreage where its latest discovery was made. +The death toll was expected to rise, with at least 20 of the injured in critical condition, said Matthew John, director of railway safety for the Railway Ministry. +He was one of Fleming's stringers after the war and writes about him with affection. Not surprisingly, McCormick confirms that the Ian/Ann marriage had been difficult for years. +Gulf Coast officials say erratic weather patterns and pollution have combined to devastate the local oyster reefs. +Police and demonstrators clashed in Pabna, 75 miles northwest of Dhaka, the paper said, but it did not specify how many of the injured were protesters and how many were police. +During the fighting, a third of southern Sudan's 6 million civilians have fled to the north or to neighboring countries. +Following the Carpentras desecration, Joxe said Le Pen had contributed to a climate of hatred that could lead to such acts. +Nobody was sure how long the whales could last. +Michigan National stock closed yesterday at $47.50, unchanged, in national over-the-counter trading. +The accreditation agencies that are supposed to keep colleges up to par have been no help: They focus largely on input measures such as the number of Ph.D.s on staff, not on ensuring a comparable level of education. +The drawbridge and the 590-foot vessel collided near the Illinois International Port District Friday night, but officials still weren't sure if the bridge was lowered onto the ship or if the freighter struck the span. +Police would not say what led them to arrest Hoppe, who had been a suspect during the original investigation, and gave no motive for the slaying. +Citicorp said it was disappointed by Moody's action but added that it didn't expect the downgradings to significantly increase overall funding costs. +This person may check with magazines and databases and will find no reference to his problem. He may discuss it 'off the record' with his peers. +President Roh Tae-woo was sworn into office Thursday and promised to end decades of harsh authoritarian rule and form a "people's government." It was the first peaceful transfer of power in South Korea's violent 40-year history. +Seasonal factors such as holiday shopping and end-of-year tax considerations "undoubtedly contributed" to the modest decline in assets held by individuals, she said. +"Sweetheart," Mona gushed, "your wish is my command." +It has suffered the loss of many accounts, including a number of Procter & Gamble brands. +As previously reported, First City has lowered the redemption goal to 70%, but there still isn't any assurance the bailout can be completed, First City and its auditors warned in the document. +Senate Finance Chairman Bentsen called the meeting with Mr. Baker an "exploratory conference. +The Italian movie, like Monday night's Oscar cast, celebrates the love of film. +But the feeling is more than mutual. +He succeeds Donald Fuller, who resigned from those posts in July. +The Contra leaders met into the dinner hour at the White House with national security adviser Colin Powell. +British Aerospace will design the wing parts. +The couple has a 10-year-old daughter. +But taking the last three months compared with the previous three, consumer prices have actually fallen by 1 per cent. Even that may understate the extent of the deflation. +These countries, accounting for perhaps 2 per cent of the population of the region, would receive about $673 million in economic and military aid. +As part of yesterday's deal, Britain agreed to study whether access to Heathrow by a number of small French airlines could be improved. +Kennedy also said his brother's idealism remains alive around the world. +The group includes the American Friends Service Committee, the War Resisters League, Pax Christi and Church Women United. +But having an ally able to grease the wheels - and palms - is also essential to get things done in many countries. Even then, pitfalls await the unwary newcomer. +In a straddle an investor sells both a put and a call simultaneously, expecting that the index value will remain within the cap prices of the two options. +Eppelmann also renewed a coalition offer to the Social Democrats, who finished second in the balloting Sunday. +WASHINGTON _ The House takes up the 1990 budget resolution and possibly the 1989 emergency supplemental spending bill. +It says that once enough money is raised to start mining, additional gold will be sold at full price, without a time lag and through more traditional means than phone sales. +Schultz said unlike most mainstream Christian bodies, the church doesn't have a single doctrine. +The drug had sales of about $290 million in 1990, according to Ronald Nordmann, an analyst with PaineWebber Inc. Research indicates that Mevacor and Zocor are strikingly similar; both can reduce blood-cholesterol levels about 21% to 33%. +Church officials say they need $190,000 to preserve the church, which overlooks the thatched roofs and farmlands of Great Brington, 66 miles northwest of London. +Denis Worrall, one of the Democratic Party leaders, said his delegation and Mandela agreed on the need for universal voting rights, but differed over the ANC's support for guerrilla violence, economic sanctions and nationalization. +The well flowed at a rate of 3,918 barrels of oil a day through a 3/4-inch choke, from a depth of 12,722 feet. +Aluminum analyst Stewart R. Spector, author of the Spector Report, predicts Russian exports could fall by "several hundred thousand tons." +It is the second-largest producer of platinum after South Africa and is the leading miner of a sister metal, palladium. +It also confirmed a previous decision to classify the court records in the case as secret. +Fryer said he wasn't certain of the exact nature of the dental work, but said Cuomo might have to return for more. +Three-foot-high lighted flagsticks marked the holes, while glow-in-the-dark golf balls sailed aimlessly through the air like drunken fireflies. +He said this change in Rockwell's attitude had emerged over the past year. +Well, here it is again. +The National Liberation Front was the sole political party in the North African nation of 24 million people until constitutional changes in February 1989 opened the way to competing parties. +The dollar dipped against several major currencies but rose against the British pound and Canadian dollar on Thursday in advance of Friday's release of U.S. trade figures. +The road now carries travelers on a rugged five-hour journey in the shadow of the Andes' majestic spine, across the barren and cold altiplano and skirting volcanic cones. +He didn't rule it out, but pointed to the difficulties surrounding such negotiations. +Mr. Jackson, by contrast, filed full delegate slates in only a third of the state's districts. +Carter's father, James Earl Carter Sr., who ran a peanut warehouse, died of the disease in 1953. +Asahi Chemical, a subsidiary of Asahi Medical, was up sharply. +The latest decision to halt deliveries was reported Monday by the trade publication "Defense Week" and subsequently confirmed by Army officials. +When they could not disperse the mobs, they fired at least 25 canisters of tear gas. +He said he was confident government troops would defeat the Tigers if war again broke out. +Commonwealth Mortgage doesn't have any employees of its own. +Gold was helped by the rise in platinum as well as a softening in the securities markets, which could stimulate some demand for gold as a safer haven, he said. +But borrowings were rising and book values were being inflated, sowing the seeds of disaster when the market turned. +The so-called left wing there supported the ordination of women. +The disclosures are contained in an upcoming book by former White House chief of staff Donald T. Regan. +Customers without a Midland account would be charged more. Payment would have been deducted from the customer's account the following day or taken in cash at the time the money was handed over. Midland said yesterday: 'It was a local area initiative. +Awarded by competitive tender, the eight-month contract will be completed in December. The second, for Land Securities, is a six-storey office block in Gough Square, London EC4 where Wiltshier has recently completed an office block development. +Mary Loe Rosas, a spokeswoman for the Federal Reserve in Dallas, said they weren't aware of the problem until investigators contacted them. +'I do not see how kidnapping a boy of 16 serves the cause of Islam or of Kashmiris,' he wrote in a letter to Mr Syed Salahuddin, leader of Kashmir's fundamentalist Hizb-ul Mujahideen group. +The works were produced as illustrations for "Voyage en Siberie" (1768), a three-volume account of Russia in the 18th century by natural scientist Abbe Chappe d'Auteroche. +The Community Reinvestment Act requires savings and loan associations to lend money in amounts related to areas where deposits are received. +In April, Champion won a restraining order in a federal district court in Chicago. +It says it did so only to protect its customers because the re-imported models are technically illegal to use in Japan. +"There are definitely overlaps," Mr. Schoellkopf said, though he added that no decisions have been made yet about which branches to close. +"It's totally fiction," Yoko said during the hour-long program, which opened with Lennon's song, "Gimme Some Truth," and coincided with the book's national release Wednesday. +Other mockers will gather at the Palace club in Hollywood, the scene of the Golden Raspberry Foundation's annual Oscar spoof ceremony, which this year will be held simultaneously with the Academy Awards. +And he repeated his contention that Mallick had no direct interest in legislation. +Holmes a Court controls a company that operates theaters, the Stoll Moss Theaters Ltd. +"I hope it's all right, pray it's all right," Bush told reporters. +Since then, Safeway has reduced debt and considerably improved its operating profit margins. +"Just to cover the data for one car, a Ford, costs $1,600 a year. +The fact that my client is a lawyer and a politician, does that create any problem?" A pool of 96 prospective jurors was called for questioning. +The Central Committee also could mandate changes in the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences, which is in charge of training teachers. +Not much hair but very pretty," Mrs. Makim said. +If they approve the proposal, it will then be sent to the SEC and for public comment. +Although Republicans would still be critical even if they were not themselves under attack, "I don't think there would have been a formal charge and all this fanfare," he said. +Were the game plans good ones? +She said the quake registered 7 on the Soviet earthquake scale in Krasnovodsk, a city on the eastern shore of the Caspian Sea in Soviet Turkmenia. +Some traditionally green and yellow vegetables have gone to red and yellow, including green beans with purple pods named "Royal Burgundy," a purple cauliflower named "Royal Purple," and an okra with deep red pods, simply called red okra. +The European investments included 72 acquisitions, 24 joint ventures, 14 new plants and six expansions of existing facilities. +There is still time left. +Now the investment management division is looking to loosen the advertising rules a bit, allowing fund companies to become more current in their marketing. +In late New York trading, the dollar stood at 1.8309 West German marks, up 0.5% from 1.8225 Tuesday. +Today's revisions show that non-military spending by the federal government was $3.8 billion less than previously thought. +Speaking to analysts here yesterday, Mr. Howell said that Penney's has budgeted about $40 million through 1987 to introduce its "teleshopping" service called Telaction. +In other states, only Arizona and Washington have allowed adult children to seek such compensation. +Meanwhile, the company asked holders to refrain from tendering shares. +For the nine months ended Oct. 4, EG&G had net of $41 million on revenue of $931.8 million. +The government will launch a campaign to reduce highway traffic fatalities and will continue to address concerns about hazardous materials shipments, aging airliners, transportation vehicle design and the distribution and use of illegal drugs. +It was the most active issue on the Big Board. +Now the company has embarked on a plan to reduce marketing and promotion expenses to bring more of the sales gains to the bottom line. +In 1988, NCNB had net income of $252.5 million, or $2.90 a share. +When the Japanese government last year asked for volunteers for medical missions to the Gulf, only about 20 people responded. But there are signs that things are changing. +In an interview with The Associated Press in 1983, Adamson said he had been told of a plot by Somalis to murder him in the hope that with him gone, authorities would be under little pressure to police the reserve. +Volvo Cars of North America Inc. announced 10-year auto loans, by far the longest in the car business, in an effort to help reverse slipping sales. +That tax break is set to expire in July, leaving the self-employed footing the full bill unless Congress takes action. +The culprit is FERC Order 436, issued in 1985 and subsequent rules and court decisions that ordered the pipeline companies to transport gas for anyone claiming the ability and willingness to pay the pipeline-transportation costs. +New York SE trading volume was 261.6m shares. The stage was set for a positive opening on US stock markets when bond prices rallied in early trading. +Israel announced Monday it would start distributing gas masks to its 4.7 million citizens. +The study is an important step toward ultimately using the exploding knowledge of cancer genetics to devise new treatments, scientists said. +The existence of this many suppliers normally would be expected to lead to aggressive price competition. +The market's latest woes come less than five months after the indictment of junk bond king Michael Milken, the former Drexel Burham Lambert Inc. executive who virtually created the current $200 billion arena for high-risk securities. +DeConcini also attacked Bush's performance as head of the National Narcotics Border Interdiction System, which he said was "an organization of half-empty offices lacking organization" that failed in its drug-fighting goals. +Mr John Bryson, finance director, said proceeds would be used to reduce gearing and to fund the working capital needs of the acquisitions. +Argentina recheduled last year most of its $56 billion debt, but still has a hard time repaying interest that this year will total about $4.6 billion. +In Goodyear's case, since the IRS said American law did not recognize the 1973 deductions permitted the company in Great Britain, the corporation's loss was converted into a profit. +The measure allows references to safe ways of engaging in sexual acts as well as the risks of engaging in promiscuous sex and intravenous drug abuse. +He said the death toll had risen to 89, while another 350 people were wounded. The UN and Gen Aideed continue to give differing accounts of what happened last Saturday. +In this environment, "You make only the loans you're comfortable with, keep non-interest expense as low as possible," and "ride it out," Mr. Shortell says. +Meredith, 56, would not disclose his plans. +Wallach also is under a racketeering indictment in the Wedtech scandal. +Inmates, who felt the reforms were coming too slowly, rioted; corrections officers, who opposed the changes, went on strike; superintendents came and went. +Among major industrialized nations' banks, only U.S. banks now have fewer cross-border assets, chiefly loans and securities, than they did in 1983; such assets now total $102 billion. +But the ease with which small electronic components can be moved by air integrates a significant part of the world's capacity. +Scotrail said the two trains were traveling in opposite directions between the Glasgow suburbs of Springburn and Milngavie when they collided just before 1 p.m. outside Bellgrove station, two miles from the center of Glasgow. +Since 1981, a nativity scene or creche depicting the birth of Jesus Christ has been displayed inside the main entrance to the Allegheny County Courthouse for about six weeks during the Christmas season. +The university also would be unable to meet the payroll for its 2,130 employees, he said. +NAEP released the first reading and writing reports in January. +Meanwhile, another report showed Medicare expenditures have risen less sharply than experts predicted a decade ago. +Mr. DiGennaro was fined $4,000 and sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of conspiracy. +Led by Industry Minister Ariel Sharon, among others, they view U.S. Secretary of State James A. Baker III's idea as an attempt to lure Israel into talks with the PLO and trade territory for peace. +Unfortunately the best support comes from exotic investment criteria. +Socialist Party leaders have said it would be inappropriate for Waldheim, who faces unresolved accusations of war crimes, to lead the nation in remembering atrocities of the Nazi past. +The uninjured sailors, many wearing blue coveralls and some of them shoeless, also refused to answer reporters' questions here or after they returned to their home base in Charleston, S.C. +What is more, he has been attacked by doctors and scientists who say it's unethical, and possibly dangerous, to sell treatments not yet shown to work. +The winners beat odds of 12.9 million to 1 to pick the six winning numbers from 1 to 54: 3, 14, 32, 40, 46 and 54. +Earlier on, preparing for her seduction of Sloane, Kath puts on some easy-listening music; and only when Act 1 ends on their sex does the record get stuck in a silent groove. +The band gained notoriety earlier this year after they made an obscenity-laced acceptance speech for a music award on television. +U.S. District Judge Thomas Wiseman on Friday ordered the money deposited into an interest-bearing account until the lawsuit is settled. +Earlier, White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said a note was sent to the president in the Oval Office as soon as the announcement of the award in Oslo moved on news wires. +In addition, President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev are likely to issue a statement outlining other areas of progress they have made toward the unrealized START agreement, Shultz said. +But the surrender value of a with-profits endowment after 18 years is at the discretion of the life company. +Previously stubborn pension managers decided that they might as well settle for indexing. +U.S. companies argued that if the department found that the domestic industry wasn't "viable," the law automatically required restricted use of foreign uranium. +Plant owners also say the shutdowns would amount to a property taking by the state. +"I don't favor breaking diplomatic relations," he said. +Sgt. Stites, the Oklahoman, leads one of these seven-man units, which roam as far as 30 miles behind enemy lines for as long as a week. +In 1990 the company raised Pounds 46m through a rights issue. +Curiously the bid speculation is fuelled above all by the company's own behaviour: the outside world is strangely silent. +"Twenty months is a long period of time," Mr. Dahlberg said at a news conference. +Some of those people, mainly older ones, never recovered. +One man was arrested in Tirana and the other was detained in Fier, 90 miles south of the capital, the paper said. +Conservative political activist Paul Weyrich, interviewed by James Ridgeway in the Village Voice (Oct. 4): George Bush is an intelligent individual and probably more open to political dialogue than any national candidate I have ever dealt with. +For others, however, the additional material took the listener into new recesses of the composition, especially after the Shaker variations. +Obviously, not all analysts are so bullish. +The Council of Economic Advisers has estimated crop losses at about $13 billion in 1982 prices, Vertrees said. +The Iranians said they have seized the eastern and southern shores of Lake Darbandikhan, cutting off large number of Iraqis. +About a fifth of households in the region moved to their present home from addresses in Milton Keynes. Satisfaction with the lifestyle is common. +'But it is the issue of the future.' Mr Harvey from Manchester Business School says: 'Everybody is nibbling away at it. +The South African government has agreed to allow The New York Times to reopen its bureau there after imposing a ban on the newspaper's coverage more than a year ago. +Included in the amendments being considered by Congress is a requirement that the Job Training Partnership Act system coordinate its programs with other federal, state and local education and welfare programs. +Those who reported symptoms were given blood and urine samples, officials said. +The announcements all said the pacts called for an unspecified initial payment to IGI plus royalties on any products sold. +America's net debtor position stood at $532.5 billion at the end of last year and is expected to worsen by another $120 billion this year. +I have looked up a few prices for you. Next Saturday, the Queen leaves Venice on a 14-day cruise to Monaco. +A big trade in a thin market can distort prices. +In 1944, during World War II, the Germans launched a counteroffensive at Anzio, Italy. +They agreed to warn Mr. Lands's stockbroker not to buy municipal bonds subject to alternative minimum tax. +"It isn't at all clear when the administration will act, if at all," acknowledges one steelmaker's chief executive officer. +A crowd police estimated at more than 20,000 gathered nearby for a later rally protesting a blow by the national party leadership to the effort by Slobodan Milosevic, Communist Party chief of the Serbian republic, to gain more control over Kosovo. +Noriega was on a collision course with the U.S., BCCI officials began looking for a more secure haven in Latin America. +The Office of Management and Budget's new estimates confirm what private analysts have been saying for a long time. +The stock market worked its way higher in slow trading today, getting off to a sluggish start on the last quarter of 1989. +Merchants of general aviation aircraft were probably helped the least by consumers trying to avoid the new tax. +The idea for making an album there often had been suggested to Hibbert, and the singer finally contacted Island Records president Chris Blackwell to express his interest. +"There'll be a little weakness here, a little there, but nothing really to collapse us one way or the other," he said. +He said no cracks were found in any of the other planes. +The government also may make up for the income Rodenburg lost when his crop was destroyed. +It posted a $402 million loss for all of 1986. +The economists are rethinking their approach, and Harvard's Mr. Freeman, for one, expects a changed verdict. +However, he said Pons later refused to turn over the records. +President Reagan and other U.S. officials marked the ninth anniversary of Soviet intervention in Afghanistan stressing that they expect Moscow to honor its commitment to complete military withdrawal by Feb. 15. +Ivanhoe has a 9.95% stake in Newmont and had offered $72 each for 28 million additional shares, which would boost its holding to 51%. +"There is just no control of the number of hours a person works," Chapman said in an interview. "There's no kind of order, no kind of redress." +A woman who was nearly killed in an attack in Central Park climbed unsteadily onto the witness stand to describe the lasting effects of an assault she does not remember. +"I am very happy but I am aware of what a cross, a union cross, a Polish cross, we are to bear," Walesa told delegates to Solidarity's second national congress. +Earlier this year, the company raised its quarterly payout from 32 cents. +Reports in the United States said the Soviet broadcast agency Gostelradio received $10,000 for each 30-second ad. +In June, a shareholder sued the companies and the directors of Michael Anthony alleging that the merger would be unfair to Michael Anthony's shareholders and involved breaches of fiduciary duties. +"If a large fraction of those infected go on to develop clinical AIDS, as is consistent with available data on the AIDS incubation distribution, then the estimate of 200,000 cumulate cases will fall seriously short," they wrote. +"We can cure people who might otherwise have a lifelong infection with serious consequences if we get to them early enough," said Robert P. Perrillo, associate professor of medicine at Washington University in St. Louis. +And the aim is to quicken the growth of the Stock Exchange of Singapore Dealing and Automated Quotation system, or Sesdaq. +Elsewhere, share prices closed higher in Madrid, lower in Paris, Zurich and Milan and were mixed in Stockholm, Brussels and Amsterdam. +The Bundesbank central bank council didn't raise rates at its fortnightly meeting. +Although Mr. Kim cautioned against placing too much emphasis on data from a single week, he notes that the latest drop puts M2 below the midpoint of the Fed's target band. +Pleading, crying and bribing. +Then you're ready for something new." +Further, the city or state cannot establish quotas or goals. +They were to retire early Friday, arising about 9 a.m. to prepare for the afternoon launch. +Twice he's been mentioned and twice he's declined to run. +It is not expected to hear any more witnesses when it reconvenes next week, she said. +"They're entitled to their viewpoint. +"In this instance, there was insider trading, by Levine, and there was additional trading," said a person who has read the GAO's draft. +(Kellogg says it has research proving that claim but declines to disclose it.) "Kellogg is spending like it's on the warpath," says analyst John McMillin, who follows the cereal industry for Prudential Securities. +So has the lady on the fourth floor. +The cornerstone of postwar American foreign policy had been laid smoothly. +Mr. Conrad has had the same job for almost seven years, assembling and testing printing devices. +"Social insurance coverage should not make long-term care free, or even nearly free, to beneficiaries," the report says. +By March 1992 Lotus had sold 117,000 licences worldwide. +'There is a golden opportunity to establish brands and strong market franchises from scratch.' But what are the chances of the gamble paying off? +Mr. Biro died later that year at the age of 86, but his daughter, Marianna Biro Sweet, has taken up the battle. +For one, analysts aren't sure of the credit quality of some loans. +Many subway lines and commuter tunnels were stalled or shut down; thousands walked across the Brooklyn Bridge and rush-hour ferry service began early. +On July 10, Labor's leadership bureau voted in favor of leaving the government. +According to Mr Kumiharu Shigehara, the OECD's chief economist, 'he was one of the best chairmen I remember', although he could occasionally be 'a bit harsh'. +But what works for one chain doesn't necessarily work for the other. +It simply is not true that a plastic surgeon can make you into anything you (or he) wishes. +Last year, Sundstrand's military sales totaled $574 million. +There is the Musee de l'Oceanographie, a highly-regarded academic centre for marine research; or the 'Monte Carlo Story', an English-language film on the principality's history which doubles as a sanitised soap opera of the lives the royal family. +The TV's on all the time. +Tulsa Mayor Roger Randle said he believed the evangelist made the right decision. "We have a short-term loss, but a strengthened ability to survive in the long term," Randle said. +One that is already exploding is the "Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Republic," a 1.3 million-person enclave in the Caucasus where Gen. +Other analysts said it was unlikely that British regulators would approve a hostile takeover of an old-line firm like Cadbury. +And to solve that economic puzzle, it must take unpopular steps that will tend to alienate its bedrock of support, the Polish worker. +Dan Donohoe, spokesman for King County Prosecutor Norm Maleng's office, said Tuesday that Maleng determined that "substantial justice was already done" in the federal court sentence. +The bill would ease obstacles to reunification of families and end 25-year-old barriers against would-be immigrants from northern European countries and others that traditionally sent people here. +Making sure that the signal is secure is part of BSkyB's contractual obligations under agreements with the studios. The UK government has dealt with the issue by inserting a section in the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. +What is the point of employing questionable practices for the sake of producing a program that is mediocre, but "unique?" +Subic, 50 miles west of Manila, is one of six installations technically under Philippine command but effectively under U.S. control. +As previously reported, General Cinema Corp.'s stock rose sharply Thursday afternoon after the SEC disclosed a filing saying that a London-based investor had bought a 6.1% stake in the company. +Because the provision would empower the panel to review congressional actions, it could pose an obstacle to approval by the U.S. +Trade relationships within Comecon had been based on agreements between state-owned industries in centrally planned economies that did not work. +'There is more risk of a 5 per cent crumble than a 30 per cent crash,' he maintained. FRANKFURT's Dax index fell 26.23 to a new 1994 closing low of 1,968.72 on the session. +Midland Bank rebuffed a recent merger overture from Saatchi & Saatchi, but the disclosure raises more questions about Midland's future. +Baltimore, a 12-hour sail up the bay from the Atlantic Ocean, once was insulated from hard times by its position as the harbor closest to the nation's industrial heartland. +The move accompanies an increased urgency at First Chicago to boost its stock price. +Most forecasters predict steady though only slow improvement in the economy over the next six months. +Time officials made each of these points in statements and interviews Friday after they announced their long-awaited response to Paramount's bid. +He took vacations _ not one-week vacations, not two-week vacations, but month-long vacations," Rotert said. +The Justice Department said Thursday it is seeking a court order to enjoin Stewart Sandwiches Inc. of Norfolk, Va. from making and distributing sandwiches until it complies with federal health laws. +Even before the second round of yesterday's talks began at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, Mr. Liedtke and Pennzoil director Baine P. Kerr had already decided to fly back to Houston last night. +Also, without the precedent of Hanukkah, scholars point out that there presumably could be no Christmas. +The yield on the Treasury's benchmark 30-year bond eased to 8.34%. +McDonnell Douglas was proposing to invite 10 partners jointly to produce the new aircraft. +Since the 1984 breakup of American Telegraph & Telephone Co., PacBell has reduced its work force by 17,000 to about 64,000 employees. +Indeed, the only senator who brought abortion up directly was Packwood, who said the issue had been blown out of proportion and the HHS secretary really has little to do with substantive decisions on abortion. +Says Mr. Simpson: "The script was unreadable. +For many Sicilians, going after the Mafia is tantamount to trying to suppress the weather. +Telephone calls to Boisjoly's Willard residence were answered by a recording. +At Star Cottage, beginning today, meetings are promised with 'mechanical artist and author Lys de Bray, lately of Turnpike Cottage, Wimborne.' +Police estimate the radicals have more than 3,000 men under arms, with increasingly sophisticated weapons. +Mr. Montgomery in the news release said he believes the shuffling of the board and management "resolve amicably our differences over management of the company." +"One other thing is to put a succession plan in place," he added. +With better management, some might have been viable; most should not have got beyond the drawing board. The most prominent survivor is Nigeria's Ajaokuta steel mill, conceived in the 1970s. +Equities dropped broadly in the first few minutes of trading amid selling mostly by West German investors, they said. +The evening runs to 100 minutes without an interval. Cristina Hoyos is at Sadler's Wells until March 12. Sponsored by Hola and BSIS. +If there is a group in our society in which mandatory, random testing would have potential for saving lives, the public transportation industry is it. +Some 433 chief executives on three continents earlier this year completed detailed questionnaires on globalization, as designed by The Wall Street Journal, Booz-Allen & Hamilton Inc. and Nihon Keizai Shimbun. +Our leaders answered, not that there was something wrong with our government, but that our people were at fault because of some malaise. +In five states, revenue was lower than in the corresponding period a year earlier: Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire and New York. +Turnover amounted to NZDollars 42.6m. KARACHI was supported by buying from state financial institutions. +In the statement, the Extraditables also said they would kill family members of officials participating in such a kidnapping operation. +We stop at a small store, where Mr. Morales used to buy relics. +This left some dissidents in doubt of her real loyalties. +The United States and its NATO allies should revise their joint defense compact to shift more of the financial and military burden onto the Europeans, a new study has concluded. +We can, and I am determined that we will, work together to move beyond containment, beyond the Cold War. +Some shareholders yesterday voiced concern that this might allow Hongkong Land 'to buy control on the cheap'. +THE western part of Germany is poised to be 'back on the growth track' next year, Deutsche Bank's chief economist predicted yesterday. +Time and Warner, which originally planned to merge in a stock swap transaction, revised the deal in response to Paramount's $10.7 billion hostile bid for Time, providing instead for Time to acquire Warner in a $14 billion, $70-a-share tender offer. +Do you believe that this new thinking is for real, to stay? +"BLACKBOARD," a new list of bestsellers by or about blacks, will be issued monthly by the American Booksellers Association. +She had told police after the killing that the gun fired accidentally when she was handing it to Douglas, authorities said. Douglas was killed by a single gunshot to the back of the head. +Hong Kong stocks fell in light trading because of an unenthusiastic response to the budget pact from major international investors. +About 100 passengers were traveling to Haifa, the official said, but he did not know where Sofrini had planned to disembark. +Gov. George Deukmejian planned to speak at a service Monday morning for all five children at Stockton Civic Auditorium. +"We can't even talk about independence," said a 20-year-old woman. "There are too many Chinese and too few of us. +The purchases, representing 0.6 percent of Consolidated Gold Fields' 213.4 million shares, were purchased after Consolidated Gold Fields' share price declined below the level of the Minorco bid. +The FFr1.5bn Spot 3 lifted off from Esa's launch site in French Guiana, South America, on Saturday. +In the West Bank, he said, officials are testing sewage to determine whether to extend the campaign there. +No, wait a minute _ twelve of. +Fungible with existing one billion franc issue launched in April. +On Friday, Mr. Seidman proposed a structure more akin to a corporate board, with a separate chief executive having greater authority. +He trained as an architect in Bristol and spent the early part of his career as a personal design assistant to the great engineer, the late Sir Ove Arup. +If confirmed, Lochner would serve the remaining 17 months of the term of former commissioner David S. Ruder, who stepped down last year and was succeeded as SEC chairman by Bush aide Richard Breeden. +Equity's approval of Jonathan Pryce to play the role of the Eurasian was insufficient evidence that the union had a change of heart, he said. +The bodies of Tracey Inez Paules, 23, and Manuel R. Taboada, 23, were discovered Tuesday. +Chile, the United States, Argentina and Britain made a commitment to sign in the near future, the official said. +This is what the government considers the inflation rate. +Mr. Nazer said Saudi Arabia already has completed building 15 of 17 planned world-class export industries, including petrochemical facilities. +The amendment would establish a pilot casino project in Lorain that would run for five years, said Anthony Giardini, a lawyer and secretary of the committee. +It had to be repealed because of public outrage. +The withdrawal of mortgage interest relief is often recommended for this, but its importance is exaggerated. +Last year, it suspended three officials because of sloppy practices in its corporate trust department and the comptroller of the currency questioned it about allowing the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to overdraw an account by $200 million. +The suit was introduced as evidence that helped convict Buie. +Mr. Long's resignation may slow the company's expansion and could even make Anheuser-Busch the takeover target it has occasionally been rumored to be. +Even the Nassau Inn has felt the effect, noting a 25% drop in corporate bookings. +(8) "Murder, She Wrote," CBS, 22.9, 20.7 million homes. +Nevertheless, they contend higher short-term rates this month appear inevitable. +A flight attendant died when she was sucked out of the plane and 61 of the 94 other people on board were injured before the pilots safely landed the aircraft on the island of Maui. +In popular myth, baseball was invented in Cooperstown by Abner Doubleday. +The Commerce Department said income rose 0.3 percent last month following a 0.1 percent gain in April. +Gigante, who until now had been untouched by a government crackdown on the Mafia, was among 15 people from four mob families charged Wednesday with monopolizing the installation of windows in the city's housing projects since 1978. +The cuts will be determined by store managers and could include trimming staff, advertising budgets and inventory, Marriott said. +About 2,000 people attended and interrupted Saleh's address several times with loud applause. +U.S. State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said this week that the Soviets had directed aircraft into Afghanistan and moved some Red Army troops into Kunduz from elsewhere within the country. She said this violated the Geneva accords. +It was followed by Marks and Spencer, which also reported figures, at 2,038. Glaxo, BT and BTR were other active stock options. +The second increase in West Germany's key interest rate in less than two months came with some tough talk from Bundesbank President Karl Otto Poehl. +In '76 when we all left school, I went with them." Malkovich became one of the pillars of Steppenwolf, with which he is still associated. +Shareholders may be unsettled. But these problems can be avoided. +He said, however, "We are involved with Jersey City, although it's premature to discuss the nature of our involvement at this time." +U.S. officials say Japan's high savings and investment rates, its land policies, exclusionary business practices, inefficient retail distribution networks and pricing mechanisms all indirectly restrain trade. +Ramon grew angry when people trying to help the dog wouldn't let him pass in his car. +The principal must be marked down to reflect secondary market valuations." +Authorities said callers reported the blast could be felt more than a mile from the site. +Relaxation of the ban means the reopening of markets valued at $25 million a year, said Richard Kinney, general manager of Florida Citrus Packers Inc., a trade association in Lakeland. +As we now know, they almost all were. +For it is difficult to remember when the economic and budgetary outlook seemed better or when mainstream economists have looked more uncomfortable. +Domenici, R-N.M., no; Durenberger, R-Minn., no; Exon, D-Neb., no; Ford, D-Ky., no; Fowler, D-Ga., no. +Some of this would be quite expensive for us, short run _ the pulling people out. +The Democratic authors still don't know what Mr. Dukakis thinks. +In Buckingham Palace parlance, Mathias will be made an honorary Knight Commander of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. +The largest recipient of IFC loans is Yugoslavia, with almost $400 million in such aid. +The system will improve call set-up time to put calls through an average of three seconds faster and improve the company's automated validation system to increase its ability to detect toll fraud, US Sprint said. +The collapse of the independent ticket, therefore, was seen as a fillip to President Bush's chances of winning re-election on November 3. Thursday's advance in stock prices would have been bigger had it not been for the rise in German interest rates. +But southerly winds ahead of the front pushed temperatures elsewhere up into the 60s and 70s. +Cigarettes from outside Thailand will be subject to the same restrictions as local brands, deputy government spokesman Porntep Techapaiboon said at a news conference after a regular Cabinet meeting. +Gyllenhammar reiterated that the decision to forge the agreement with Renault didn't represent an effort by either of the partners eventually to take over the other. +Its US rivals, by contrast, have first call on anyone who wants to fly onwards within the US. US carriers argued that BA had too strong a grip on the landing rights at Europe's most important gateway, London's Heathrow airport. +The company is operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code, giving it court protection from creditors' lawsuits while it attempts to work out a plan to pay its debts. +Libya and Sudan signed a military cooperation pact in 1985, but that too is one-sided, with Sudan receiving military aid and equipment but contributing very little in return. +Identification of the victim was withheld until his relatives are informed. +Do you like riots? +Set in an ornate Italian villa in which the designer Hugh Landwehr has included echoes of the Gothic and baroque, it tells the story of Death, in the person of Christopher Reeve, deciding to take a three-day holiday. +The loss for 1985 included a pre-tax gain of $2.4 million from the sale of a yard facility. +The carrier "gets an investment in an airline that can seize opportunities Cathay couldn't take," says Rod Eddington, Cathay's deputy managing director. +They say credit insurance is a discipline on, and a back-up to, credit control. +Deutsche Bundesbank President Helmut Schlesinger said over the weekend that he expects the German gross national product to grow at a rate of 1.5% to 2.0% this year. +Yakovlev emphasized that Gdlyan was not the only one to blame for Hint's death: He came onto the case late, and the court convicted Hint. +Why? "The financial media tell them to." "The result is a jittery market that hangs on the arithmetic of obscure bureaucrats." _The crash of October 1987 so shattered confidence that most players don't know what to believe. +Tuesday's high temperature for the nation was 88 at Northridge, Calif. +"Silicon Valley is an example of the sort of thing I'm talking about," he said. +Commercial Paper placed directly by General Motors Acceptance Corp.: 4.325% 17 to 179 days; 4.35% 180 to 270 days. +We've been doing that for some time." +But other evidence on the flaps is conflicting. +Commerce spokesman Brian Gorman said the department is waiting "for the courts to make a judgment about the appropriateness of our course of action" but declined to comment further because the matter is in litigation. +Successful completion exempts students from part of the ICM's intermediate syllabus. +Tadiran, the Israeli electronics company, has postponed an international equity issue due to 'market conditions in both the Israeli and international markets', writes Richard Lapper in London. +But the company, First City Financial, said GTE rebuffed the proposal. +Now, a task force has been appointed to study the issue. One dog advocate has offered to help by having her dog interview potential dog riders to determine which are mild-mannered enough to be allowed on buses. +The institute also said last week's drop was revised to $4.32 billion from $5.04 billion. +The Clemson economists took a close look at what happened to the industry in 1970, when cigarette ads disappeared from radio and television. +"The lawyers are really doing well over Intel and AMD," said Slater, the newsletter editor. +That added leave pay is taxable compensation for the worker's services, the IRS says, and is subject to tax withholding, the Social Security tax and the unemployment tax. +Globe, a distributor of automotive products, including hardware and paint, will become part of Amhoist after CoastAmerica is acquired, Amhoist said. +The actress is in Hollywood filming "Dad," which co-stars Jack Lemmon and Ted Danson. +The movie shows how Escalante cajoled a rambunctious group of teens from an East Los Angeles barrio into taking calculus, only to have the Educational Testing Service suspect they cheated when they passed the Advanced Placement test en masse in 1982. +As northerners and southerners alike resisted, the economy skidded and hundreds of thousands of desperate people took to the seas in refugee boats. +The union representing 22,000 of the district's 32,000 teachers walked out May 15 in the city's first such strike in 19 years. +The Labor Department reported that wholesale prices fell 0.2 percent in February, following a 0.4 percent rise in January. +The rules restrict freedoms, including freedom of the press. +Under Texas law, Bentsen is allowed to undertake both his Senate re-election bid and the vice presidential race. +The lawyer was out of the country on Army Reserve duty, and Irwin said as a result he did not learn of the EEOC decision until April 10. +Mr. Cullinane said he doesn't expect further departures. +The department's all-crops price index for January rose 0.7 percent from December and was up 20 percent from a year earlier. Prices of food grains were up 3.2 percent from December. +The department will continue to report both GNP and GDP, but will emphasize the latter. +Crude oil and heating oil prices fell. +An emotionally troubled University of Florida freshman under scrutiny in the grisly murders of five college students had a strong attraction for one of the slain women, a former neighbor said. +Bally said the involuntary bankruptcy petition should not interrupt the operations of the Las Vegas and Reno casinos, and does not involve the company's two Atlantic City, N.J. casinos. +Previous press reports were mistaken in saying the pact would allow the two compaies to share information not yet patented, said John Swenson, a spokesman for Minneapolis-based Cray. +That would bolster the solvent institutions' ability to pay special insurance assessments or to acquire sick thrifts, the bill's supporters said. +"We would have to have something strictly geared for the California market," says Melinda Sweet, Lever's director of environmental affairs. +"We're still on the timeline for launch on the 29th and that's the plan," said launch director Bob Sieck. +An American official said privately it was "at least possible" the attackers thought the planes were Moroccan. +Adopted in January by Circle K stores, the policy met with a storm of protest when it was publicly disclosed last week. +A huge crowd of happy commuters gathered around the railway car flowing with Beaujolais "primeur," the first wine produced from the autumn harvest. +Tortorelli was accused of buying truckloads of logs cut on Forest Service land in western Montana, northern Idaho and eastern Washington in 1987 and 1988, and then selling them to Japanese exporting companies on the West Coast. +The Iran-Contra affair dominated the debate on Capitol Hill on a day in which new members of both chambers were sworn in. +He noted wryly that the thief has "excellent taste" in art. +The reaction from the tax-avoidance industry has been disappointment that the provision is so easy to circumvent. +In the longer term, it said, oil tool operations are solidly positioned to benefit from an expected rebound in offshore markets and the eventual need for new gas drilling. +Far more difficult to summarise. +For 1990, Kleinwort posted a pretax loss of #33 million, compared with a pretax profit of #87.7 million in 1989. +Moreover, his agonizing weeks-long search to finance the takeover could presage the financing difficulties to be faced by many takeover players who once relied on junk bonds. +Gold and silver prices traded within a narrow range on the Comex, with prices getting a minor boost from a weaker dollar, Sloane said. +The Pulitzer for fiction went to "The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love," Oscar Hijuelos's novel about two Cuban brothers who find some fame in New York's nightclubs. +North also has had subpoenas issued for President Reagan and President-elect Bush. +Romanian newspapers have alleged Ceausescu had $400 million in Swiss banks, much of it in gold bullion. +Near the port, Fredy and four bodyguards jumped out of the truck and opened fire on the helicopters. +One danger in self-help books is that people can misdiagnose themselves and fail to seek help, Rosen contends. +Use of hypnosis in fighting immune-related disease is among the most recent applications of the practice, which became popular in the late 18th century through the work of the Austrian physician Franz Mesmer. +Ten percent named stories not on the list as the most important; 43 percent said they didn't know, and 2 percent refused to answer. This adds up to only 99 percent because the percentages were rounded to the nearest full number. +Hot weather prevailed in the nation's midsection. +The team reported the protein curbs virus production by infected cells, but spares 90% of uninfected cells. +In the meantime there was another mishap, a small power pulse on Aug. 7 which caused the reactor to be shut down on Aug. 9. +Tass and Radio Vilnius reported that the Soviet soldiers fired warning shots and used water cannons to disperse the crowd. +US courts have also ruled that policyholders can claim on all their insurance policies stretching back to the original point at which pollution is deemed to have begun. +Although the government is formally committed to reform, he said, 'there are questions in the document still to be decided.' +Steelmakers have used the tight supply to push through price increases. +It doesn't make us think `This is too much trouble and we'll just go away.' +Many other newspapers in the state do not plan to endorse a candidate before the primary. +He declined to comment on the reasons for the delayed contributions from other allies. +Donna Lucas, a Sacramento, Calif., public-relations specialist, says her mother took her wedding responsibilities very seriously. +How the man could talk. +Schering-Plough gained 1 1/8 to 51 5/8. +One of my bank's directors owns the largest string of grocery stores in the market. +The 650,000 soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines in service are better fed, better trained and better housed than ever before. Military service is compulsory. +The inter-Christian fighting for control of the Christian heartland east and northeast of Beirut killed more than 76 people and wounded 200, by police count. +Someone said it ain't worth a cup of warm spit and he has proven how true that is," said Howard Clement, a delegate from North Carolina. +The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the conviction and sentence last January. +The explosion sent pieces of metal and concrete flying through the air, he said. +"It's really tough coming up with cattle," a Monfort spokesman said. +Against the yen, the dollar extended its recent run of strength, closing at Y111.845, after Y111.8 the previous night. +The civil war has devastated Angola's mineral-rich economy and killed over 350,000 people, according to government figures. +"I told him I wouldn't let anybody shift the blame (for Black Monday) unfairly." +In October, the company reported a third-quarter rebound there, and officials expressed hope that the worst was over. +He said he saw "furniture and enormous lumps of metal flying everywhere." "The whole of the buffet car disintegrated," Reeves said. "The roof split open like a ripe tomato and that's how we got out. +For some ousted Merrill analysts, there were severance payments and promised bonuses, the latter to be paid soon. +Brian has made it past the point where he would have an acute rejection of the transplant, Mrs. Swierczek said. +Shareholders of the forest-products concern also voted to limit the personal liability of directors. +"In Massachusetts, people shoot at you from behind trees," he says."In New York, first they attract a crowd and then they open up." +China's state media did not mention the day. +Nowadays, No. 1 NBC uses older-skewing shows like "Matlock" only for counterprogramming purposes. +But now both sides seem eager to patch things up. +Four segments of land totaling 9.3 miles of beach and about 500 acres of sand have been identified for protection. +Victims's relatives have received an average of $500,000, Mrs. Miyajima said. +He has a reputation for having all the bars in Kabul bombed because Islam forbids the consumption of alcohol. +Dukakis has 1,700 delegates for the nomination, while Jackson has 983 according to the Associated Press. +High temperatures across southern Texas will be in the mid to upper 70s; in the 90s for the lower two-thirds of the Florida peninsula and from northeast and southwest Texas; and near 105 in the desert Southwest. +Those gains are seen as long overdue by securities analysts and insurance-stock investors. +"So much negative advertising, especially on law-and-order questions, doesn't let Doug tell a positive story, and it's especially important for him," says former Democratic Lt. +This was Mr. Singh's mood when he read the script for "Place of Weeping," submitted by a young film maker, Darrell Roodt. +Indeed, CRSS appears to be one of the few U.S. enterprises that thrived while Mr. Pharaon was involved with it. +One potential sticking point is how the profits from the venture will be divided. +There are no plans to ground the A-10 aircraft unless investigators determine it had a technical problem, Anderson said. +The Southwest border's four Democratic senators said Bush's budget seeks personnel reductions in three federal law enforcement agencies that could seriously affect their operations along the border. +New Mexico's rig count was down by six, Louisiana lost four rigs and North Dakota dropped one rig. +Several offers have been made for the concern, but the Cascades bid appears to have the blessing of the French government. +Pentagon spokesman Pete Williams said Cheney had not made any decisions about the reported suggestions. +PLDT added 10 pesos at 915 pesos. SINGAPORE lost ground as profit-taking continued from Friday. +The IC Industries spokesman said neither the restructuring nor the new venture are intended as strategies to fend off potential corporate raiders Irwin Jacobs and Carl Pohlad. +And as these same manufacturers sweep into the latest low-cost countries of Thailand, Malaysia and China, Molex's plants await them. +Anti-drug programs will get a 12% increase. +P-I-E said Transcon had requested that P-I-E take control of all freight in its system and deliver it to customers. Last Friday, the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington cleared the transaction. +He said the arms would be kept in barracks and used by the civilians in case of security threats. +But because Schneider already holds about 24.5% of Telemecanique, it would have to spend 6.43 billion francs for the remaining stock. +In coming months, similar rules, with a later compliance date, will be set forth for corporate business in the rest of the world. +I really had nothing to hide, but these days all it takes is a whisper, a rumour and the child welfare people will be calling on you and asking a lot of questions. +The schools and the state scooped up thousands of Mr. Alvisos in the 1970s in answer to the student protests of the 1960s. +We're out of Technics." +The first 15 or so are due to start operating next month The authors welcome this initiative but point to several weaknesses. +The unemployment rate is currently 9.7%, and manufacturers' unfilled orders have declined for five consecutive months. +The bodies were found in a rural area near Pamplona, which is near the Basque region. +The last time was also to Edberg in the French Open semifinals last year. +"We have a one-man team, so Elway will have a curfew and the other 44 guys can do whatever the heck they want." +Two other Conservative members of Parliament also announced they will quit the party and sit as independents to promote Quebec's interests. +"That's where the gas market is going to expand in the near term, and if we're going to curb demand for imported oil, it's in the utility and industrial sector," said Scott Campbell, director of the Energy Department's policy and planning office. +But the effect of the statistic quickly faded as investors refocused attention on rapid developments in the Persian Gulf, where a showdown loomed between U.S. and Iraqi forces over Iraq's seizure of Kuwait on Aug. 2. +The government encouraged the parallel bankers by ceding such services as marketing treasury bills that had been the exclusive domain of banks. +Ampco-Pittsburgh had no comment as to why it reduced its stake. +"They may be better informed about the variety of produce available and better able to afford the premium prices that specialities sometimes command," Greene said. +Hot weather aggravated the drought, with temperatures of 100 degrees and up recorded as far north as Minnesota. +To remain liquid, hydrogen must be kept at 423 degrees below zero. +Pan Am stock traded Tuesday at $2.75 a share on the New York Stock Exchange. +The fallout from Iraq's Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait has left American businesses skittish about adding employees, according to private economists. +Mr. Dingman added that such an acquisition wouldn't take place before the end of the year. +The figures in both reports were adjusted to remove the effects of usual seasonal patterns, but weren't adjusted for inflation. +Up to 85 per cent of the worldwide turnover in its shares occurs in Hong Kong, with the rest in London. +Still, if the agency allows the Boeskys to sell, he allowed, "that will help increase minority ownership of the mass media, and help redress the wrong Boesky did." +And that's the political jackpot." Most analysts seemed to agree. +Rated single-A-2 by Moody's and single-A by S&P, the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc. Avco Financial is a unit of Textron Inc. +The California workers' compensation business is improving, he says, and Argonaut has substantial investment income. +John J. Cullinane, 53, remains chairman and chief executive officer of the software maker. +Apart from anything else, it represents good value for money. +Mr Lawrence Eagleburger, US acting secretary of state, said the international community may soon have to consider punitive sanctions if the Khmer Rouge continues to obstruct a peace settlement for Cambodia, Reuter reports. +"As the threat is decreasing appreciably, the alliance must keep the initiative in the field of disarmament and arms control and review its strategy and structure accordingly," he said. +Nor should the change be too unpopular if arranged so that no woman currently over 50 would be affected. In fact, delaying an announcement to avoid controversy would almost certainly be counterproductive. +Prejean's case has been championed by death penalty opponents who say he should be spared because he is nearly retarded, with an IQ of 76, and because he was a teen-ager at the time the trooper was killed. +Gephardt is running third in the polls in Michigan behind Dukakis and Jackson. +They said Chancellor Helmut Kohl preferred that date because it would allow a new parliament to convene in early January. +"This is a golden age for Japan," Reagan told some 600 people attending a banquet in his honor. "A genuine golden age provides the world with a distinctive idea, a philosophy, a cause, a greater good. +Absent securities gains, operating earnings were about $50 million, compared with about $66 million a year earlier. +That accomplished, they're presumably now free to turn their attention to the real work at hand, daily life in the Colca valley from the time the natives had their first contact with the Europeans to the 1530s. +What he forgot was he couldn't survive without them." In the final months before Mecham was impeached by the House of Representatives on Feb. 5, close aides such as Ms. Carlson resigned in protest of Mecham's policies. +"This is a freight train coming down the track" from Congress, said one senior administration official, speaking only on condition of anonymity. "There is plenty of impetus. +The SEC is investigating a possible insider-trading scheme involving Penn graduates who work on Wall Street. +There are no such good reasons for showing odd episodes from The Buccaneers, The Adventures Of William Tell, The Persuaders and a lot of other ATV series which are banal, repetitive and best forgotten. +To be fair, if we're going to have government review of mergers it's not surprising that the business strategy of Raymond Syufy sounded alarm bells. +The stock market was narrowly mixed today, steadying after Friday's decline. +With an acreage of white wood and tiles, offset with jade fittings, it appears effortlessly simple, but the simplicity is cleverly crafted. +Gephardt had 14 percent in the survey conducted March 15-17, with the others trailing. +It also makes a return to the old ideologies impossible. +Culbro said it believes the financial markets will value the unit and parent higher as separate entities than if they continued as a combined company. +The appointments put the National Economic Commission at its full strength of 14 people. +The edition contained several advertisements purchased by its corporate and political supporters welcoming its return. +Essex said two weeks ago that it was in talks with a third party, which wasn't identified, on the possible sale of a "substantial part of Essex." +They're not answering calls.' 'Michael,' said the minister, 'in which part of London should we stage the Games?' I said: 'Forget Wembley stadium. +"Some people may want these paintings in their home. +America's dependency on oil, especially foreign oil, is rising in spite of at least two serious scares in the 1970s, after which many leaders declared we could never let it happen again. +Some people just came not only to look, but to be part of the spectacle. +Nycor produces compressors, automobile radiators and other heat-transfer devices. +Vest said the materials are widely used in the aerospace industry although there is little knowledge about their possible health risks. +As the cruisers cruised Friday night, several adults watched from park benches outside the Mingo County Courthouse. +Although Franklin met its net worth requirement as of Dec. 31, regulators ordered it to book further losses that would deplete all of its tangible capital and saw no reasonable prospect that it could raise the capital, Fulwider said. +The bond market's sell-off early yesterday was triggered by a government report showing an unexpectedly large 0.8% increase in retail sales last month. +Havel and 15 other activists were detained on Jan. 16 after eight of them tried to lay flowers in central Wenceslas Square in memory of Jan Palach, a student who burned himself to death there 20 years ago. +The telephone poll of 1,002 registered voters found Bush favored by 48 percent to Dukakis' 39 percent. +"A deficit of information, piled on top of the invisible shadow of the Chernobyl tragedy and the most complex ecological situation in the region, detonated a powerful explosion of public indignation," the newspaper said. +He has now ignored 110 consecutive editorials on the front page of New York's oldest black newspaper, each broadside demanding that he leave office. +The island was to be a communist bastion, an ever more menacing reminder to the rest of the region that their way of live was threatened," he says. +During a recent excursion to the nearby island of Murano, he left behind the summit crowds and tight security and found a cafe lunch for $5. +It began operating in 1984 and has provided grants totaling $2.7 million to more than 100 programs in 30 states. +Reilley, 22, was buried in Gravesend cemetery, Kent. +You can no longer pass down the street and encounter a stranger. +But she says most of the high-rate firms flout lending laws. +In Washington on Friday, government scientists were denied permission to attempt the procedure because of legal, medical and ethical questions. +The refiners mainly want sweet oil. +The army reported two of the stabbing victims were in moderate condition and the third was slightly injured. +Traders, who have no love for increased regulation and who earn commissions from the shorts' trades, aren't lobbying for any uptick rule for the OTC market. +Furthermore, off-year elections seldom have been a barometer of the presidential contests that followed, even when they delivered the kind of clear, partisan verdict that was lacking this time. +Placing some debt on a non-accrual basis will mean the banks must then account for the loans on a cash basis, meaning they can book the income only when it is actually received. +The Ad Hoc Committee Against the Klan called this week for counterdemonstrators to gather nearby in opposition to the Klan. +Help wanted advertising dropped in January for the second consecutive month. +Such was the case with the family of Darbar Kaur, 50, in the village of Khera Bala-Chak near Kathunangal. +June usually provides a break in the monthly flow of red ink because corporations and individuals make quarterly tax payments in the month. +The first official step in raising rates will be taken March 6, when the Postal Service's board of governors is to vote on the proposed increase. +They chose dignity even over degrees. +Economists caution, however, that the rise won't be enough to offset the 5.9% plunge in factory orders in November. +It was not known if that patient was among the dead. +The new Corvette engine was developed and designed by GM's Group Lotus division, of Hethel, England, in conjunction with Chevrolet. +Gorbachev has expressed increasing impatience in recent months about labor stoppages, which have become a way of expressing ethnic discontent. +Under the compromise, such spending will grow by $375 million next year and by $2.2 billion over the three years, with most of it being used for nutrition programs for the poor. +"This news has thrown everyone off balance," said Francesco Previtera, an analyst with the Milan brokerage firm Studio Albertini. +She chastised Sen. William Cohen (R., Maine) for not giving Ollie North immunity if what Congress really wants is to find out what happened. +There must be a reduction of government regulation of the economy, which today controls everything from the size of a doughnut to the rate of interest. +TV Guide performed 'well' in spite of a downturn in consumer advertising. +He said Nicaragua agreed to negotiations with the rebels because it "has paid a high cost in blood" in the war. +Later in October, Sequa purchased an additional 5.2% of Atlantic from a group including Halcyon Investments. +"The government basically has accused these parishes of collaborating with the guerrillas. +The Mexican government is working with a group of banks and brokerages to prepare an investment package that would inject liquidity into the sagging local stock market, brokerage officials said. +The soldiers squint and play idly with the safety catches on their automatic rifles. +The potential beneficiaries include the roughly 50,000 reservists being called up. +MP&L had told the justices that the state court's ruling conflicts with their 1987 ruling in a case from North Carolina and Tennessee. +He declined to say whether the company acquired the properties at a discount. +Nearly 100 friends and relatives were invited to the ceremony and banquet in coastal Fujian province, it said. +Hun Sen has rejected any monitoring force under the United Nations, which recognizes Sihanouk's coalition as legitimate government of Cambodia. +"We want to make the entire series as Desert Storm-specific as we can," says the spokeswoman at Time Life. Even the television commercials for the book series, which were pulled off the air in January so as not to look opportunistic, are being redone. +The British Foreign Office said Wednesday that Philby had died in Moscow. +Robles said the 150 to 300 miners were trapped at the privately-owned Sol de Oro gold mine near Nazca, on the Pacific coast 230 miles south of Lima. +But I find the other 20 per cent of the play both irritating and depressing. It is good to renew acquaintance with Michael Bryant's grave Badger. +Mao did not attend the funeral ceremony, an absence Han Suyin does not note. Zhou was, of course, a very considerable leader of great charm which I have seen him use to enormous effect while manipulating a roomful of foreign journalists. +After charging meals, souvenirs or other items destroy all charge card carbons immediately. +Manuel Antonio Noriega, Panama's former military strongman, was heavily involved in international gunrunning, working both sides of the political street, according to Senate investigators. +Dollar stocks also turned in a better performance. Dealers warned, however, that equities were fuelled yesterday by the tightness of marketmakers' positions after two sessions of heavily falling share prices. +Baker, 63, quit the Senate to run for president, but gave up his ambitions to succeed Reagan when he was appointed White House chief of staff. +The Turner gets the conceptualists and the painters at each other's throats and the Booker sets post-modernists against readers. +Gov. Dukakis's method "certainly beats ours," says Michael Berman, a former Mondale aide who had a major role in the evaluation process that led to Geraldine Ferraro's selection four years ago. +But this time around, advertiser interest in the Olympics has been relatively low. +It also said Dukakis' favorable-unfavorable rating had moved slightly, from 59-23 last week to 56-24. Bush's unfavorable rating remained higher but improved a bit, from 41 percent to 36 percent. +Bruce McLean has thrown a pot together, and thrown an image onto it. +It increased 6 percent in relatively small cities of 10,000 to 24,999 people, and in the largest cities with 1 million or more residents. +Institutions will add to their holdings when the company enters the index, only to cut them again if markets turn and the company drops out. +However, many private economists worry that the growing foreign debt load will eventually lower America's standard of living as more and more U.S. wealth is transferred into the hands of foreigners. +Japonica, a 1-year-old partnership headed by former Goldman Sachs & Co. vice presidents Paul Kazarian and Michael Lederman, began courting CNW in March with an unsolicited offer to negotiate a buyout. +Whatever he may think about what the Fed has done already, he is highly sensitive to the political environment and the weak state of public confidence. +Quaker State Corp. is offering a free warranty on the lubricated engine parts of new cars for 10 years or 250,000 miles, extending warranties offered by automakers, said President Jack W. Corn. +Phony records allegedly were kept at Kennedy International and La Guardia airports in New York, Hartsfield International Airport in Atlanta and Eastern headquarters in Miami. +William J. Crowe Jr. said at a congressional Joint Economic Committee hearing on future national security needs. +Sen. Moynihan said there would be a "protracted paralysis" within the administration if the president doesn't act quickly. +Cambodia became engulfed in the Vietnam War, and then the Khmer Rouge won a civil war in 1975. +It can move forward or else." Some right-wing Cuban exiles say they'll do whatever they can to make the change come soon. +In addition, the Mexico Fund has sold for about a 38% discount, and First Australia Fund for about a 16% discount. +On his board recently, a Texas man with some Pucketts in his past was exchanging notes with another Puckett. +Sears Roebuck is expected to announce this week a major revamping of its headquarters buying staff to make its retail unit more competitive. +Through their vagueness, he contended, the Democrats are "trying to wrap their liberalism in more-conservative clothing." +Sources close to Torras S.A., the holding company for the Kuwait Investment Office's interests in Spain, say that company declined to buy Cruz because the price was far too high and the brewer didn't fit into Torras's strategy. +The Dow average dipped into negative territory at midday as traders moved to cash in on an early technical rally that pushed the key index up about 20 points in the first few hours of activity. +The bondholders last week asked the court to appoint Albert Krivin, formerly president of Metromedia Inc.'s broadcast group, to manage the Grant stations. +The Federal Reserve signaled its willingness to provide liquidity; the interest rate on its loans to major banks inched downward early in the day. +The amount of the credit and the threshold at which a trade-in car would be deemed a gas-guzzler haven't been specified, the official said. +Saddam Hussein is craftily trying to portray himself not as the invader of Kuwait but as a kind of Arab Robin Hood, promising to take petrodollars away from a few wealthy sheiks and restore them to the impoverished Arab masses. +It was understood that the other four individuals also would surrender today. +Since 1983, one adult and three children have died within a year of their operations at Pittsburgh hospitals. +Jan. 17, 1987 _ Leslie Manigat, a 57-year-old university professor who spent most of the Duvalier years in exile, is elected president. +"We have been camped out in front of the fireplace making memories," she said. "The best Christmas present was the heat and hot water." In Sacramento, Calif., Wednesday brought a record low for the seventh consecutive day - 23 degrees. +All the allies must agree that future NATO policy matters reflect a progressively larger European influence. +All three girls returned to their elementary school Thursday, where they "seemed to be adjusting surprisingly well," said Schools Superintendent Joseph Cirasuolo. +"After the quick run-up we saw on Friday, we're just consolidating," Marcia Lalla, a vice president at Barclays Bank PLC in New York, said. +In theory, that's what happens at the moment. +Newspapers report carloads of food rotting on trains while consumers complain bitterly that store shelves are empty. +In the New Hampshire Democratic gubernatorial primary, former state party chairman Joe Grandmaison was favored to overcome two rivals who have attacked him for his ties to Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis. +Jake the Snake Roberts's pet snake's bag, that is. +After initial gains by the rebels, the battle for Jalalabad appears to have settled into a stalemate with casualties believed to number in the thousands on both sides. +This weekend, thousands of church members from throughout the world met in the Tabernacle on Salt Lake City's historic Temple Square for the two-day conference. +Soldiers blew down the door of his home with a bazooka and a federal agent was shot to death in the ensuing gunbattle. +"The fact that the Warsaw Pact was able to do this may make the Soviet Union a little calmer" about the impending unification of Germany, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Charles J. Aschauer was named a director of this biomedical concern, increasing the company's board to eight members. +In the past, the Texas Democrat has listed the company on his disclosure forms with an aggregate value category, but never has detailed the underlying assets of the venture. +Still, brokers said, borrowed shares aren't always delivered by the lender. +The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 permits the SEC to regulate the soliciting of proxies from the shareholders of thousands of publicly traded corporations. +Some 70% of all submitted drugs proved to be safe for human use in phase one. +And a waiter fusses over a guest who worries about the ripeness of a melon, pleading with him to try a slice "while I am standing here" to see how good it is. +"I think they're going to stay fairly flat for the next several months, and then we'll see some increase by the end of the year, possibly as high as 11%," said John Teutsch, president of the Mortgage Bankers Association. +The new Media General-AP survey was conducted by telephone May 11-20 among a random sample of 1,143 adults across the country. +Iraq has acknowledged using chemical weapons against Iran in their 8-year-old war. +About 250 people turned out at a school board meeting in 1986, most favoring the dance ban. +But if an accord is reached, it will have more to do with saving face than with clearing paths for U.S. business. +Chrysler's directors are expected to decide tomorrow whether to cut the car maker's dividend in light of the severe U.S. automotive downturn. +Other areas that were hit hard were south Texas, Baltimore and the San Francisco area. +Eleven other Arabs were arrested after buses were stoned, Lapidot said. +The request may get a receptive hearing at the Justice Department, which sided with the networks in telling the FCC it believed the rerun rules were no longer necessary. +They all detect the hand of the Service as being implicated, either directly or indirectly. +On the one hand, by reducing state interference in the economy, it hopes to attract large conglomerates to Bavaria. On the other, the Bavarian government intends to promote an indigenous high-tech industry in the state. +At least 56 people died in balloting and another 1,000, including several candidates, were killed in the five-week campaign. +There are those who will already be aware of Mr. Botta for his thin, precise, metallic and extremely uncomfortable chairs, which have been distributed here by ICF for several years. +Union grievances tumbled to 33 in 1991; they used to exceed 1,000 a year. +Big U.S. money managers are happy to play along. +The strain was compounded by a British appeals court's refusal to overturn the conviction of six Irishmen for two bombings that killed 21 people in 1974. +Underwriters were led by Alex. +Will it be his orthodox advisers? +For once an electorate has it in its head that an administration is exhausted, devoid of new ideas, at the end of its natural life the view that it is time for a change begins to take deep root. +LeMay previously served as executive vice president of corporate affairs for United Telecom. +Already, land prices near Hoffman have stopped climbing, and church collections are falling. +It's a shame, because Belfast has some of the most impeccably preserved Victorian-era drinking establishments in the British Isles. +Media General has a total of about 28.5 million Class A shares outstanding and 500,000 Class B shares. +Iraq is known to have relied on a number of foreign sources to try to develop a nuclear capability. +Ronald W. Skeddle was elected a director of this tire maker, increasing board membership to 10. +Olympus Optical's Dollars 400m issue, the biggest dollar equity warrants deal for almost two years, went well according to lead-manager Yamaichi International. +"This is a real campaign." +Woods opened Monday's council meeting and led a silent prayer, then announced his resignation, effective immediately. +Zimmermann argued that Terry began planning the crime early last year, after receiving $50,700 from the sale of church property, unknown to other church officials, and after learning that he would not get a promotion he had expected. +The Teamsters won an election among the fleet service agents in 1981 but a new vote was ordered last year because of of USAir's subsequent purchases of several smaller carriers. +Nicholas Soames, junior agriculture minister, yesterday said sheep dogs were the victims of illegal, indiscriminate poisoning by some farmers wanting to kill predators. +But the process of closing banks need not necessarily bring slow growth in money. +Legislative and political party meetings are scheduled on Friday, presumably to choose a successor to President Sein Lwin, who resigned last week after violent nationwide demonstrations. +It was there that he also came to the attention of Republic Film Laboratories owner Herbert J. Yates, who processed film for Mascot and noticed it was one of the few small film companies turning a profit. +Furthermore, they predict, as the ripple effects of a crash move through the economy, the government will have neither the ability nor the courage to prevent the country from slipping into a period of depression or unprecedented inflation. +They also noted hopes for evidence in the next few days that the economy was maintaining a moderate pace of growth, despite a recent barrage of disappointing corporate earnings reports. +He said his country was seeking to arrange their departure for Spain or a third country. +But the Justice Department said Wednesday it would propose its own bills designed to counter two of the Supreme Court decisions. +The accounting change resulted from Chevron's 1984 acquisition of Gulf Oil. +One spoke of Gadhafi's favorite air force pilot chasing a defector across the skies; in another, U.S. jets fired a missile that hit the airliner by mistake. +Without an agreement with senior debtholders, the company could have been forced into bankruptcy proceedings yesterday. +But there will be no litmus test," Fitzwater said. +The judge said they have to "establish their rights" to her before a decision can be made on parentage. +Even Neil Moore, the chief representative for unionised office staff at York, who regrets the gradual removal of various aspects of managerial decision-making to Nestle's Swiss and UK headquarters, says he has 'no strong feelings'. +Interior Minister Zaki Badr lost his job less than a month after surviving an apparent assassination attempt blamed on members of the extremist groups. +At its heart is a cold perfection, a sense of deliberate disengagement which holds the reader at arm's length. +But unless sales rebound this month, auto companies will continue to be burdened with unsold cars. +Punitive damages are awarded in addition to compensatory damages and are designed to punish or deter a defendant found to have acted recklessly or maliciously. +"Our house, our money, 12 years' worth of savings. +A federal appeals court today upheld the tax evasion conviction that led to the imprisonment and removal from office of U.S. District Judge Harry Claiborne of Nevada. +Joe Mack, a district manager for Cormack Enterprises Inc., a Burger King operator in Omaha, Neb., says discounting is so prevalent that "we have to serve 15% to 20% more customers" to keep sales level. +Many economists expect the growth of factory orders and the overall economy to slow in the first quarter, in response to weaker consumer spending following the stock market crash and the heavy inventory buildup of the fourth quarter. +OPPOSITION parties in Scotland presented a disunited front at the weekend. +The likelihood that such a piece of theatre might succeed is small. +Bayerische Motoren Werke was among the strongest performers. +In a letter to shareholders, Andre Gillet, Multifoods' chairman and chief executive officer, said, "The tactics being employed by the Bregman/Belzberg group pose a serious threat to the value of your investment in the company." +Hillier concurred with that decision at the time. +The Sudafed tampering incident in the state of Washington, in which two people died, led to an extraordinary loss of #6.7 million, the company said. +Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III seems to be making progress in his drive to get the world's top economic powers to use the price of gold and other commodities to help them coordinate economic policies. +Kent Conrad, North Dakota's other Democratic senator in Washington, calls him "Ayatollah Earl." +"What else could it be? +She said her office handled 400 percent more elderly abuse cases in 1988 than in 1986, the year that crack use took off. +President Bush is expected to sign the compromise $286 billion military spending bill, which cuts his spending request for the Strategic Defense Initiative as well as funds for the Trident 2 missile. +Doug Nicoll, Chrysler's manager of manufacturing public relations, said Thursday the shortage resulted from a switch in plans for building Dodge Omnis and Plymouth Horizons in Kenosha. +The gain was significant because it contrasted with lower earnings reported by finance units at Ford and GM. +The number of staff zoomed from 6,000 in the Onassis days to nearly 13,000 (plus 2,000 in the catering operation) today. +Luis, 37, once a staunch Sandinista supporter, left Nicaragua almost eight years ago to join the Contras. +Other officials have identified Syria and Iraq as two of the countries engaging in such research. +On the 55-mile journey from Baghdad south to Babylon, past oil refineries and anti-aircraft batteries, Saddam's portraits appear on almost every building, at gasoline stations and fruit stands. +The magazine's story was not picked up at first by major newspapers or national television. +The country's first multiparty parliamentary election was held Sunday, and opposition leaders claimed it was marred by intimidation and fraud perpetrated by Houphouet-Boigny's Democratic Party. +"The captain feels that he had what is called a compressor stall," said another Delta spokesman, Bill Berry. "There was a crosswind blowing across the runway. +It wasn't immediately clear whether the Saudis will permit the Aramco companies to purchase some additional oil beyond the amounts defined in the contract negotiated early this year. +Israeli officials said they welcomed the prospect that the tighter U.S. restrictions would result in more Soviet Jews going to Israel, the paper said. +"Yet he has never written an uninteresting sentence." +There was a worldwide outpouring of praise for Shevardnadze, a welcome guest in many capitals. +Mr. Spielvogel says, though, that "that was an issue in the first three months we were together. +That's the advice from financial professionals, who say the risks now are just too great for CD investors to suddenly jump into stocks. +"The world is getting scary today with all of these criminals," she said. +Two other Palestinians died in explosions in the West Bank, including a 12-year-old boy who picked up an unidentified object that blew up, the army said. +Some thought the Communist Party would be reluctant to relinquish power. +About 10 million people live in the 587 square miles covered by the permit, and Elf is making a special effort to be discreet, at least as discreet as one can be with a 165-foot oil derrick operating round-the-clock. +Indeed, with the present tourney two-thirds over, a 1,600 would put a bowler in 17th place in the standings. +Owning such a policy, she says, means you already have enough money to provide for your spouse and children if you die. +The plan started taking shape 32 months before he declared martial law and while he presented himself as a champion of democracy, the papers show. +President Carlos Salinas de Gortari's office said concessions granted to teachers would not be extended to other public employees because teachers had been left behind in past years. +"There's a very strong probability that this company will end up in bankruptcy in the next six months," says Daniel Lee, a senior First Boston analyst who follows the gambling industry. +But she added that she sent in the bogus application to point out the nature of the business. +Grain production has stagnated for four straight years, largely because farmers put off by rising costs and low state-determined prices for their crops have switched to other cash crops or gone into sideline businesses. +The Commerce Department said starts of new homes and apartments totaled a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.25 million units, the smallest number since 1.17 million units got under way in October 1982 during the last recession. +Robert J. Saldich, chief executive officer, said the company was hurt by recessionary pressures, particularly in domestic markets, and by continuing losses at its Raynet Corp. subsidiary. +"What is left there?" she said. "We were all in the shelter when it happened. +Engineers are boosting the Mir to a higher orbit to keep its orbit from decaying, Blagov said. +An attorney for Starr, Robert Fleming Jr., said Friday he had not seen the ruling but indicated he was satisfied with it as he understood it. +If they knew, they might have been charged with harboring a fugitive," he said. +Zanotti, 41, fills a vacancy created by the retirement of Pat Murphy on Aug. 8. +RJR Nabisco Inc. announced a headquarters move to Atlanta. +The pope addressed intellectuals in a parochial school, where he criticized the "brain drain," the flight of skilled professionals from poor third-world countries to developed countries, where they can earn more money. +Nor is the American public crying out for lower inflation. Most polls suggest that people are perfectly happy to see inflation chugging along at the 4% pace prevailing since 1982. +Some experts also are skeptical that Eastern European consumer buying will materialize or that the Bundesbank again will raise its interest rates. +Doctors said pre-cancerous cells were detected during a routine checkup. +"As my mother use to say. +The protesters paraded about a mile, carrying a banner that said "Keep The Dream Alive," to the City Hall where they packed the corridors. +Ms. Fields said Mrs. Griffith was sometimes forgetful and tended to exaggerate things. +Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry's order. +Isaac Neuman, a Polish-born survivor of Auschwitz and nine other Nazi concentration camps, said he will depart for good by year's end. +"What I felt while I was in personal contact with Emperor Showa gives me, I think, an important guideline in what an emperor should be," said Akihito, referring to Hirohito's posthumous name. +Leaf was accused of kidnapping the two April 2 from their Trumbull, Conn., home. +For the nine months, the company posted a net loss of $462 million, or $12.15 a share, compared with last year's $182 million, or $4.86 a share. +More than three-quarters of people trying to quit smoking were able to do so for six weeks with the help of nicotine patches, researchers at the Mayo Clinic reported Friday. +"We've been asked not to make comment," said a woman who identified herself as an assistant to Hildy Gottlieb, Barkin's agent in Los Angeles. +"We're going to treat everybody fairly and equally," says Mary Frances Burleson, president-elect of the Dallas Association of Realtors. +If those steps aren't successful, a nation can request a realignment of the bands. +The company has about 4.1 million common shares outstanding. +Agreement was reached Thursday by the United States and 31 other governments on $15.2 billion worth of easy loans for more than 50 of the world's poorest countries over a three-year period. +We used to `convenience date.' +"Nobody takes the risks they take," says Mr. Spector, who spent a month in residence here at the museum's expense, designing and building his frozen room. +In a ruling from the bench Tuesday, Judge Marshall rejected the FDA's position and reissued his order requiring the doctors' names to go to the plaintiffs' lawyers. +The funding for its work is largely (and slightly mysteriously) private: the names of its benefactors have not been published. +According to an unofficial count by the private National Movement for Free Elections, the draft charter was backed by a 4-to-1 margin. +The group now says it expects the new law to hurt sales next year after corporations have truly felt the tax chomp, that is, after they have filed their tax returns for 1987. +Both chains were purchased by management from Limited, listed on the New York Stock Exchange, in a July 1989 leveraged buy-out. +The accident occurred at a plant operated by Txane Ltd. on the outskirts of Market Harborough, about 80 miles northwest of London, police said. +Wojciech Jaruzelski replied: "It is logical that if you talk about free elections, any outcome is possible." It represented a remarkable turnaround from eight years ago, when Jaruzelski imposed martial law to snuff out Solidarity. +They are among only a handful of icons surviving from the first centuries of Christianity. +The break in the string of unanimous votes indicated President Mikhail S. Gorbachev has had some success in his drive to democratize Soviet society and encourage open debate. +Czechoslovakia, which also withdrew in 1954, applied in January to rejoin the bank, owned by the governments of 152 countries. +But he says, he wouldn't hire Col. North. +In the longer term, they want bigger reforms. +The striking changes were presaged at the 1988 celebration of Christianity's thousandth anniversary in Russia. +Still boyish-looking, though the skinny frame has filled out and there is gray in the beard, Mr. Spielberg professes to hate the thought of being a movie mogul. +As Raytheon officials themselves have noted, acquirers in recent takeovers have paid premium prices for appliance and publishing companies. +Many of those families spent summers along the Maine coast, said Allan A. Swenson of Kennebunk, an AFIO chapter director who was involved in military and civilian intelligence. +Alvarez Acevedo said the few hotels along the coast around La Rivera had not been evacuated. +The report is expected to indicate some drought-related deterioration of crop conditions in July but traders weren't willing to bet heavily on the USDA numbers. +The destroyers and their tacit consenters do little more than discourage new recruits for mainstream environmental groups. +In some of the blocks on which concessions have been awarded, oil fields have already been discovered, though not explored. New discoveries are expected to be of heavy crude oil. +Sweden and Germany have the largest shares of single-person households, in part because they have older populations. +And 12 years ago a US President might have avoided an assassination attempt if the films of Jodie Foster had not inspired his assailant. +In the past, South Korean courts played a key role in helping enforce authoritarian rule. +Equimark, whose board decided to omit a quarterly dividend on its common shares, fell 5/8 to 5. The stock had jumped a point Friday amid news that the Tisch family has acquired a 6.8% stake. +This corn is hurting," the farmer, Raymond Poe, told Bush. +He warned the guerrillas will take their war from the countryside to cities and other more populated places. +Nevadans say they have more fun, but Utahns live longer. +"I'm pretty numb to new cars," said John C. Salagaj, a vice president of Diversified Services Inc. of Ft. +With a study showing Catholics contribute 40 percent less of their income than members of other churches, the bishops on Monday also ordered work to begin on a pastoral letter on church giving. +One U.S.-funded birth control drive sputtered out a couple of years back when the Haitian doctor in charge of it came to the conclusion that birth control was the white man's way of keeping the black man down. +The testimony came at a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee hearing yesterday. +Other companies are expected to follow suit, including General Motors Corp., which was the first to win Securities and Exchange Commission permission for a change this year but didn't have time to switch for its 1986 report. +Vietnam plans to award several contracts in the next few months, but the U.S. embargo will prohibit American companies from bidding. +Dubar called the incident "a mistake." The government also announced the execution of a private convicted of killing a Liberian civilian in April. +Million-dollar grants were awarded to New York choreographer Merce Cunningham, public television's "American Playhouse" series and the Houston Grand Opera. +Digital Equipment Corp. launched a similar service last week, a signal that both companies see the possibility of a lucrative business in managing and servicing computer networks. +The international airport reopened today to arriving flights, which had been canceled on Sunday in case of disturbances. +Two paintings will be featured, and two members of staff will sing their respective praises. +The IRS has postponed into 1991 the effect of proposed rules that businesses using accrual accounting don't like. Generally, these concerns deduct costs as incurred, not when paid. +The Ukrainians' status under Gorbachev's reforms is likely to be a central issue at talks reportedy to be held between the pontiff and the Soviet leader when they meet for the first time during a November trip by Gorbachev to Italy. +The Summit was supposed to draw up plans to encourage the transfer of technology from the advanced countries to the developing. +Authorities said groups with advance army permission would be allowed to visit the vast square, but it remained closed to the general public. +The government adopted the system last year, saying it would end voting abuses such as stuffing ballot boxes. +Press Association, the British domestic news agency, also reported that police had charged. +The third measure loosens reporting requirements for big insurance companies investing in stocks, which could spur more buying by those companies. +Others are close behind. +"I have to revive a corpse," he said of his ministry. +However, the Tropicana complaint alleged that Coca-Cola's current advertising campaign also shows "dripping fresh orange juice flowing from an orange" on Premium Choice cartons. +The joggers went down the cobblestone road from St. Basil's Cathedral, along the Moscow River embankment, up a hill past the outer Kremlin wall and then back to Red Square past the Lenin Mausoleum. +"Energy problems lead to real-estate problems," says A. David Meadows, associate director of the FDIC's division of bank supervision. +GCA's second-quarter operating loss widened to $14.1 million from a $1.1 million loss from continuing operations a year earlier. +No date has been set for any of the four trials ordered by Gesell for each defendant. +"He seemed to be proposing a book that would take the view that Michael Milken's overall effect on the economy has been so healthy, the fact that he may have committed felonies didn't matter. +It has begun to resemble a nautical Agatha Christie novel. 'We'd prefer to have had 10 skippers start and the same 10 finish,' admitted Blyth. +We don't oppose foreign investment. +Thailand's prime minister, Chatichai Choonhavan, mediated talks last week in Jakarta, Indonesia, between Sihanouk and Hun Sen. The prime minister proposed they agree to a cease-fire before the Vietnamese troops withdraw. +Financing remained another major uncertainty. +In New Orleans, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng warned that the withering crops could mean disaster for farmers and spiraling costs for consumers. +"It's like you got no choice, because it's coming right into your living room," said Parrish Smith of rap group EPMD. +In composite trading on the American Stock Exchange yesterday, the company closed at $22.625 a share, up 75 cents. +Three similar measures are already available. +He would be replaced in that post by Air Force Lt. +Arafat has refused to condemn the operation outright and rejected the U.S. demand to remove Abbas from the PLO executive committee. +Senators representing the liberal plantation must see a conservative black as the very definition of a strange lifestyle. +First-quarter revenue rose to $1.42 billion from $1.29 billion. +Cannell maintains that publishers of such tests deliberately market them to make school districts look good. +The authorities there keep them to a merciful fraction of what Americans regularly face.A good thing, too. +At the one titled "Perspectives on Future Curriculum Reforms at Michigan," we learn, among other things, how to recognize the crime of hetero-sexism. +The Liberal party was swept into power, winning 19 seats in Tasmania's 35-seat House of Assembly. +"The warning has been taken to heart," said President Reagan. He was referring to a promise he made in January that if the spending measures were wrapped into a single piece of legislation, he would veto it. +The employees are being represented by their own lawyers, who have told them not to talk to the firm about certain subjects. +"We're letting a thousand flowers bloom," says a Bush adviser. +Honduras has been trying to get rid of the 12,000 Contras and their dependents living in camps near the border. +As a result other shipowners will lower freight rates, Mr. Garner predicts. +Colombia supplies about 80 percent of the cocaine reaching the United States. +"I feel bad," said Mrs. Hoffman, watching dozens of skaters zoom around, "because there isn't any place for these kids." For each impressive skateboard move, there is probably an equally impressive scar. +The shares have slipped more than $4 since the acquisition agreement was reached in July, and the offer has been extended three times. +The hospital wasn't identified to assure privacy, she said. +"Institutions are committing some of their reserves; we're getting buying across the board." +The legion was originally based there with the purpose of keeping an eye on King Hassan II of Morocco, who in the mid-1970s successfully and peacefully invaded Spanish Sahara and recovered the territory. +But late Monday, the mood changed. +So when a movie producer called and asked about the woman, Mrs. Marx delivered a glowing report. +Tokai Bank, a major bank, agreed to merge with Sanwa, rescuing the much smaller Tokyo credit cooperative from a raft of bad loans. +Beazer PLC reported pretax profit rose 59% to #114.7 million ($201 million) from #72.3 million for the year ended June 30. +Her office made no comment on the change, but an aide said it was part of a Cabinet restructuring expected since Ms. Bhutto narrowly survived a parliamentary no-confidence vote Nov. 1. +The peace accord provides for sharing political power equally between Moslems and Christians, ending the traditional dominance of the Maronite Catholics, the main Christian sect. +Two weeks after Herbert von Karajan's death, the Salzburg Festival bade farewell Sunday to its greatest maestro and mentor in a commemorative hour of music, with no speeches. +Defecting customers point to a number of drawbacks with general merchandise discounters: Small selections in any one category, disheveled displays, hard-to-find salespeople, long checkout lines. +This, in turn, pushed up longer-term interest rates. +The IRA is banned on both sides of the border. +"We're torn up," he said. "These strangers have come off the street and are intruding in our lives. +The Cabinet that Ryzhkov heads, the Council of Ministers, issued an order instructing police and governing bodies to prevent "extremist and criminal elements" from provoking disorder. +The British Treasury, commenting on the meeting between Mr. Funaro and Mr. Lawson, said commercial banks would have to decide whether to provide new funds to ease the Brazilian debt crisis. +"She just needed to be picked up and hugged. +He said the technology which made use of a battery and wire embedded beneath the pieces of cardboard used for the ad was sensitive and some systems were likely to get crushed in the binding and mailing processes. +The new group, Joint Task Force 6, is to deal with drug activity along the southern border. +"The measure needed fixing," said Allan Young, director of the department's Bureau of Economic Analysis, who noted that the revision was spurred by criticism and research by a number of private economists. +His story is one of the dramatic accounts told Tuesday night at a reunion of the more than 100 soldiers and former hostages involved in Israel's bold rescue of the civilian captives. +Mr. Wofford has stressed economic and health-care issues to neutralize Mr. Thornburgh's advantages. +Then the question is, how many know someone who uses drugs. +Barron was acquitted but later went to prison for bribing the foreman of the jury that acquitted him. +SEC staffers say it will be months before the rules could be cleared by the conference and adopted by the sponsors. +The customers are thus readily able to check that their travel company is complying with the regulations. +But NutraSweet, which has already sunk $100 million into developing the ingredient, won't even come close to that next year. +"I think it's at a war stage _ us against them," said City Councilman David Eberhard. "If we don't clean up the drugs, they'll take over. +Beker, a fertilizer producer, has been operating since October 1985 with protection from its creditors under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code. +Sweden's Stefan Edberg, relying on precision volleys and court coverage, outdueled West Germany's Boris Becker on Monday to win his first Wimbledon title in the rain-plagued men's singles championship. +The line between a profitable and an unprofitable week can be narrow. +At end of fiscal year, on Sept. 30, Congress begins series of stopgap funding measures that include money for "non-lethal" aid totaling another $20 million. +They arrested 20 villagers in possession of the cache. +Eighteen of the Singa Sea's crew of 25 died when it went down and another died during the month in the lifeboat, the center said. +The former deputy fuhrer's son and daughter-in-law, Wolf-Ruediger and Andrea Hess, were allowed to visit the grave. +Rickie Howell, who runs the kitchen, faces the same questions daily: What will she serve? +He recently talked with the executive director of the Great Texas Mosquito Festival. +Ultimately, OCR devoted less than 10% of its resources to discrimination against blacks, while women got one third and the handicapped more than half. +A spokesman later said reviews prompted by questions about discriination against Asian-Americans currently are in progress at Harvard and the University of California at Los Angeles. +Dissidents who had seen MacDonald accused during televised U.S. Senate hearings of official corruption and misconduct went into the meeting vowing to remove him from office. +Around the table, the dealers from state banks sat mute. +First City plans to refocus its efforts on such strengths as energy lending and trust operations. +"Nobody wants to be long or short." Traders were unimpressed by the buying that focused on cellular telephone stocks, calling it a "technical bounce" after days of selling in the group. +The utility, struggling to recover its $3.1 billion investment in the River Bend nuclear plant, also said it would appeal the decision by regulators to award only $62.4 million of the request, along with other adverse recent decisions. +AIM said it is continuing to operate and is working with its banks to find "steps that can be taken to maximize the value of the company." +However, the lower quartile increased from 3.85 per cent to 4 per cent. +Mr Farouk al-Shara, Syrian foreign minister, told the Cairo meeting multilateral peace talks could be suspended because Israel stood to gain from them. +Such bonds would eliminate the interest-rate premium lenders now demand to cover the risk of future dollar depreciation which would dock the repayment value. +But the museum welcomes the attention. +"We didn't discuss any new formula," the foreign minister said. +Columbia Gas System tumbled 2 1/4 to 17 when its pipeline unit failed to post a $10 million bond. +He said privatisation had to get under way and Latvian enterprises had to become more competitive. +It is up to East Germany to enact unification. +He noted that it could take until at least 2005 for the bill to achieve major oil savings. +An Israeli army spokesman confirmed two dead and 20 wounded. +NHK officials couldn't be reached for comment. +While other research has measured stride length, force and heel stability, Snow said a lack of techology prevented a study like hers until recently. +Although much of the U.S.-Canadian border is unfenced, it is guarded by hidden cameras and suspicious natives who are quick to report strangers to the authorities, Ingham says. +But in the broader market, stocks gaining in price slightly outnumbered losers in the early going by 397 to 372 with 432 issues unchanged. +Goldberg said other parties are interested in the parts of the business Whitehall did not want, Goldberg said. +But Mr. Whitehead's summertime deal didn't stop the bill. +The girl's decomposed body was removed from the attic. +About 1,100 Americans living in the Chinese capital have registered at the embassy. +Legalization of such parties is considered necessary for Turkey to succeed in becoming a full member of the European Economic Community. +The DAT recorders also are creating a stir because major record companies want consumer-electronics makers to install computer chips in the machines to prevent users from taping the high-quality compact disks. +"Of late, some provisions and directives give us pause," Mrs. Hills said. +Rebels leaders said they want a faster-paced negotiating plan. +The Dance Theater of Harlem prides itself on preserving American dance repertory, and does an excellent job of presenting works that otherwise would disappear because they are not performed. +Authorities in this District of Columbia suburb say they found 54 children, some in infant car seats and some on benches, in the home of a woman running an unlicensed day care center. +Like other manufacturers, Sony learned in 1988 that the 88000 was only on the drawing board while Mips and Sun had working chips. +Reduced oil income also contributed to a drain on foreign reserves currently used to support an anti-inflationary peso currency freeze against the dollar. +"We want to develop a vested interest in the species through public interest." +One or the other led the league in seven offensive categories. +"This will ensnare a lot of small people who probably don't deserve the sentence," warned Henriette Hoffman, a Legal Aid attorney who represented Mr. Castagnet. +The documentary consists of little more than edited footage from the 56 hours that CBS was on the air covering the assassination, the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald and the Kennedy funeral. +He joined Turner in 1971 as corporate controller and, as the company's chief accounting officer, he has been the source for details on the finances of the company's operating units, analysts and Turner officials said. +They often had to take second or third choice of hotel or chalet as their first choice was already booked. +Mr. Lacey says he decided some years ago not to franchise, "because I felt as if the quality would drop if I did." In the comedy business, "quality" means a funny comic. +"Our plans are to proceed with the execution. +Sun Alliance finished 14 higher at 929 on volume of 335,000 shares. +France's glaciers at Les Deux Alpes and Alpe d'Huez attracted thousands of Italians over the border, while Hinterdux and Sulden in Austria became the "hotdog" places to ski. +Clearly a return to business as usual is out the window. +I don't subscribe to the theory that you surround yourself with a phalanx of meat and guns." William C. Murphy, an uncle of Vice President Dan Quayle and a former executive of Eli Lilly and Co., has died at the age of 67. +"This ordinance will get the job done," the mayor said. +The Taiwan report stopped short of directly criticizing either Far Eastern or Boeing, though it observed that anti-corrosion repairs by the airline were often patchwork. +Under the proposed plan, contractual joint ventures and wholly foreign-owned enterprises would obtain the same tax treatment as equity joint ventures. +A non-binding resolution pending in the House, which has drawn more than 150 co-sponsors since March 10, calls for a full review of Texas Air's and Eastern's fitness as carriers. +Proceeds, if any, would be paid to Allied's current shareholders, who will receive one share in the new bank for each Allied share held. +"When all the barriers break down, there will have to be a meeting of minds," says Joseph Perella, a First Boston managing director. +In the appeal acted on today, lawyers for LaRouche and the others argued that the defendants were denied adequate time to prepare for trial, and that the trial's jury selection was conducted unfairly. +Shanghai's B share index has strengthened by about 15 per cent since mid-year, after falling 40 per cent since January. +Digital also announced improvements in its ability to tie computers together in networks, and said it had devised a way to provide high-speed computer communications over telephone wires in local area networks used to connect computers in offices. +Most of the companies are smaller producers hoping to increase sales and market shares by promoting an environmental advantage over major brands. +In the majority opinion, Justice Scalia observed that, under a 1950 Supreme Court ruling, military personnel can't sue the federal government over accidents in the line of duty. +"I'm still in kind of a state of shock about it," said recipient Hipolito Roldan, head of the Hispanic Housing Development Corp., a private non-profit group that finds housing for low-income Hispanic families in Chicago. +Staccato commentary, to convey the drama. +As previously reported, Chicago-based Santa Fe last week said it received seven bids for the Southern Pacific, ranging from $750 million to more than $1 billion. +Len Singleton, who is serving time for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, wrote a letter to Sheriff Simon Leis Jr., asking permission to organize a collection among the inmates. +"I can't say I have faith in the system to find me innocent. But I believe my innocence will shine through." Clark, who left the country on Tuesday, said he would return to help with the trial. +Dukakis, according to participants in a breakfast meeting attended by about 100 black supporters from across the country, also promised an increased black presence in his national and state campaign organizations. +Prosecutors said de Lange detonated a bomb last year that damaged a bus carrying military personnel to work. +"They are rich and evocative but not in cakes and tea," Ms. Youngman said. +He said it is being written by bureaucrats with no contribution from religious believers, and predicted "dozens, hundreds, thousands of amendments" before it is finished. +Another appointment was of Martin Bangemann, former West German economics minister, to be in charge of the internal market with the goal of creating a single marketplace free of barriers by the end of 1992. +But many business leaders praise the new law, which includes lower sales and corporate tax rates. +In October, Merck acquired the rights to co-develop the drug, and soon afterward proposed the broader agreement. +More customers are entering showrooms, but economic doubts and strict bank lend ing are keeping many from buying. +He said the economic measures were not demanded by the IMF and were initiated by the government. +The no-facial hair restriction puzzles some who recall that Walt Disney sported a mustache. +"Paul is the best thing to happen to us in today's environment. +The new party is being formed by Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, a former governor of Michoacan state who came in second to governing party candidate Carlos Salinas de Gortari in the July 1988 elections. Salinas took office in December. +In return for the possible amendment, which if passed by shareholders would go into effect next year, the committee dropped its request to allow holders of 20% of the common shares outstanding to call a special directors meeting. +On drugs, Thornburgh expanded funding and staffing for the state police and created special units to investigate drug trafficking and organized crime. +A second minister will take charge of services provided by railways, as well as road haulage. +A group of about 200 demonstrators continued throwing objects at police armed with riot shields as well as at passing civilian cars, Scotland Yard said. +"Based on all these points, it is not possible for Vietnam to maintain the presence of its troops in Cambodia." Ranariddh gave no details on the reported meeting. +In one series of tests, she said, mice infected with what is normally a skin disease developed fewer skin ulcers under ultraviolet radiation, but between 15 percent and 40 percent of them died. +Glen K. Otis, on Friday turned over his duties to Gen. Crosbie E. Saint during ceremonies in Heidelberg. +But several federal scientists don't buy that: "It is sad to see the agency prove so vulnerable to outside pressure," says one. +He generously refers to an interviewer's questions of a law student as "inexplicable and inexcusable." +Warner, a former U.S. ambassador to Switzerland who now lives on an Ocala horse farm, filed for Chapter 11 financial reorganization in October 1987 to consolidate $4.5 billion sought in lawsuits against him as a result of the Home State collapse. +Then prosecutors asked what seemed an innocuous question: Why did he leave Princeton-Newport? +All we can ask of anyone is that they not betray that trust." Jackson repeated that he wants neither a job nor a title with the Dukakis operation. "I want to serve, free to serve at my own pace, free to serve, free to challenge," he said. +One result is that researchers are growing restless; some are moving to better-paying jobs in private-sector cooperatives. +Amid the conflicting claims, one thing is certain: China continues to pound Vietnam relentlessly with artillery and mortar fire. +The new president quickly recovered. "Oh, I set the rules," he said. "OK. +As a screenwriter, Mrs. Franken wrote the movie "Beloved Enemy" in 1936. +The Maine Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments on an appeal by WCSH-TV of Portland, which is challenging an order to surrender tapes of its 12-minute interview last February with Biddeford Police Commissioner Denis Letellier. +It is a sign the store is "freaking out," he says, and the image ads and hysterical price promotions "cancel each other out." +Beyond that, Mr. Cuomo's address was short on details of his spending plans. +When very large grain sales are announced, there are sometimes inquiries about their relative size and whether a record has been reached. +Meanwhile, Congress welcomed Bush's moves Thursday to divorce the United States economically from Iraq and to freeze assets of Iraq and Kuwait. +It's for all year round," said Clara Druhe, a longtime member of the nearly 1,800-member congregation who described herself as "past 70." "It should always be Christmas in our hearts," she said. +'We think we must liberate all the territory of Abkhazia from the invaders. +If an investor acquires or discloses a tender offer for at least 10% of the company's stock, the rights under certain circumstances would entitle the holder to buy shares of Electronic Associates or its acquirer at half price. +The latest results provided the first solid evidence of Bethlehem's rebound from problems that had made it the subject of bankruptcy-law speculation. +Conservative economist Milton Friedman on Friday attacked President Bush's "thousand points of light" idea of national service as "utterly unnecessary" and compared it to one of Adolf Hitler's programs. +"Gone With the Wind" turned 50 years old Friday, but it will never age in the eyes of the fans who gathered for a gala "re-premiere" of the blockbuster Civil War movie. +The Jordan gathering, originally billed as an extraordinary summit to discuss the gulf crisis, holds much higher risks of dissension of the kind the staid Saudis abhor. +Mr. McBee said Pacific Telesis has consistently argued that the formula for calculating the size of the cut is flawed. +To make Mr William Waldegrave minister for the Citizen's Charter is curious. +Robert Eicher, a principal with Foster Higgins, says he has seen some managed-care plans in which savings from negotiated discounts were wiped out when doctors started billing for additional services. +The paymaster general, David Heathcote Amery MP, told the conference: 'Cash control within departments should be as rigourous as ever. +AMR has 58.9 million shares outstanding, and 62.8 million shares, fully diluted. +It may be in order to ask that the activities of the shorts be reviewed" by authorities. +The indictment said Ms. Casanova used the funds to pay credit-card bills for herself, her family and the friend. +They must never be allowed to dry out and should also get a yearly coat of oil or wood preservative. Butts can be placed some distance away from the downpipe by using special attachments that connect to it and a length of hose. +At the same time, they said blacks are more likely to suffer from serious kidney disease requiring either a lifetime of kidney dialysis or a transplant. +Mr Roderick Paul, the chief executive, is due to retire in 1995. Mr Paul said rumours of a row over strategy were 'completely untrue'. +Kurt Barnard, publisher of the newsletter Retail Marketing Report, said Tuesday that judging by the evidence so far, his prediction of a 5 percent increase in holiday sales this year looks accurate. +Balken, who came to the Berkshire Museum in 1981, has been praised for bringing exciting exhibitions to the museum and for her expertise in the field of modern and contemporary art. +Advancing issues outnumber declining ones about 3 to 2 on the NYSE, with 526 issues higher, 364 lower and 566 unchanged. +However, the company also said it had a net loss of $14 million, compared to a net loss of $123 million for the same 1987 period. +It is usually more significant when a dominant entrepreneurial founder/director buys or sells. +Others also remain skeptical of Chemical's argument. +His firm charges a $25 application fee and 20% of whatever is collected. +It will press the PLO, or at least PLO member groups, to step up terrorist activities on Iraq's behalf, further undermining the PLO's image. +He stressed that UN commanders on the ground would have to give the go-ahead first. But Mr Major stressed that while every Nato country was prepared to use force, no government would take the decision lightly. +Truth is truth." The five top U.S. military chaplains are presently all pastors of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. +But the architect Ancelet's strong, simple lines are as harmonious as they are imposing. +Such heavy discounting, he says, makes these airlines "highly dependent on volume growth as a source of revenue." +He also defended a draft constitution that would force the Greek head of Albania's Orthodox church to step down. +MacMillan recorded a Dollars 5.7m loss on its KNP BT stake in the first quarter. +Although they managed to meet the two time controls, experts believe the players missed the best possible continuations. +He also appoints the franchise director, rail regulator and the chairman of Railtrack. +"It is well known the country has shortages of many things. Unfortunately, there is no shortage of rhetoric, labels and sometimes libel," he said. +They were protesting a power play involving the deputy prime minister's efforts to maintain his family's power in Haryana state. +White owns a one-third stake. +The central problem is that U.S. electricity demand has grown more rapidly than expected since 1985, while utilities have chosen not to add to their generating capacity, Kujawa and Yergin told a news conference on the results of their study. +Under study by U.S. and European experts. +Despite strong sales and earnings, the stock is currently off 21% from its price at the end of 1986. +Sue Shellenbarger contributed to this article. +Richard Darman, the White House budget director, said he would urge President Bush to veto the measure if defense spending was cut and if the "fiscally irresponsible" overall bill was not reduced in size. +Zsofi speaks three languages in addition to Hungarian. +Mr. Farley controls Farley Inc. +Term bonds due 2016 are 8 1/4% bonds priced to yield 8.30%. +Two men pleaded guilty today to trying to bribe former Navy officials, in one case buying an official's condominium in Idaho for an inflated price in an attempt to influence decisions on lucrative Pentagon contracts. +A central bank official said that the recovering manufacturing industry coupled with a cooling construction industry indicates an improvement in the quality of economic growth. +It is also a tool which institutional investors can use; it is they who can effectively urge reform on boards which are failing to perform. +The U.S. Embassy confirmed the report but refused to elaborate. +The first was to give up selling to the trade and instead to retail directly to the public. +Morley is focusing on the positive. +"The United States is the easiest country in the world to hire and fire people," he said. +Admit it, you have been thinking all week 'What we need is a music quiz with really interesting guests such as Lucie Skeaping, Reg Presley and Kate Copstick' haven't you? +Blowing, drifting snow cut visibility Thursday over parts of North Dakota and Minnesota, and snow showers were scattered over parts of Michigan and northern New England. +In Peshawar, Pakistan, on Wednesday, a bomb exploded and tore a two-foot hole in the roof of a British Council library. +Soviet officials have made it clear the tax structure probably will be reworked, sparking debate on how it should be changed. +None of the work is urgent and the airliners remain safe to fly, said Clyde Kizer, spokesman for the task force set up 14 months ago by the airline industry's Air Transport Association. +One person was killed and at least seven others were injured in violence nationwide, a day after an alleged money launderer was extradited to the United States. +He declined to say how it should be decided. +Four armed hijackers in Pyatigorsk, southern Russia, took 40 bus passengers hostage and demanded a getaway helicopter and a Dollars 15m ransom. +"It would appear the way they were comfortable in this residence was going to come to an end and they would probably have to leave," Borrelli said in speculating that revenge was the motive. +For the past few years, corporate treasurers have "captured" income by trading in and out of high-yield stocks to take advantage of a low tax rate on dividends. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, AT&T shares closed up 25 cents, at $26.75, on volume of 1.5 million shares. +It has yet to be returned. +The adjacent pit heap has become a coastal park, due to be handed over to the National Trust. +Ky doesn't dwell on the days when, he says, he had "absolute power" as premier. "I was a soldier and a politician. +Since April, Britain and several other European countries have impounded Iraq-bound parts of what they characterized as a "super gun" capable of firing nuclear or chemical warheads hundreds of miles to Iranian or Israeli territory. +Duramed Pharmaceuticals Inc., experiencing lower than expected shipments during the third quarter, said it expects to post a pretax operating loss of about $750,000 for the period. +APRIL 25 _ Power cut off at U.S. Embassy annex and homes of 45 embassy workers for non-payment of bills. +Comptroller General Charles A. Bowsher, who heads GAO, used the words "out of control" to describe the deficit. +But in 1948, she acknowledged that her beloved husband Piotr had been among the Polish army officers massacred by the Soviet secret police in Katyn Forest. +Net income attributable totaled #159 million a year earlier, helped by a #104 million extraordinary gain on asset disposals. +The firm said it expects Fieldcrest to earn 65 cents a share in 1988 and $1.55 a share in 1989, compared with a loss in 1987. +After falling sharply amid fears of oil-backed inflation, bond price gained ground to close nearly unchanged. +Denying the validity of all existing moral values, it pronounced itself infallible and generated an entire fictional universe to confirm its legitimacy. +After shedding those units, Di Giorgio, which last year had revenue "in excess of $150 million," said it will be focused on food processing and distribution, and building materials. +Some estimates project that by age 70, one-quarter of the women in North America will have suffered a fracture related to the disease. +This makes all peripherals miserable, and promises to ruin their lives. +A Japanese newspaper reported that Mr. Schevardnadze said he wouldn't rule out another coup attempt if economic conditions continue to worsen in the Soviet nation. +"There's no integrity or unity to life. +His account stretches back through a decade or more, charting GKN's steady, cautious expansion into defence. +Net unrealised gains on investment increased by ADollars 31m before tax, to ADollars 17.7m, and accounted for ADollars 11.8m of the after-tax profit. +Icahn met with reporters Monday after appearing before a closed meeting of the Council of Institutional Investors, which includes representatives of more than 50 pension funds. +Nissan has auto factories in the U.S., Britain, Spain, Mexico and Australia. +"I told them that I haven't seen them since the attack on Saturday. +The Pentagon has brought down prices and improved quality in a number of recent weapons programs by pitting rival contractors against one another. +This is levied for up to 25 years. Steve Bee, the pensions manager, says: 'This is designed as a long-term savings product, but it is flexible if people's circumstances change.' +We need more capacity.' The German Steel Federation said last week that output this year was expected to be 10 per cent higher than last year and that prices were beginning to improve. +In June, violence between ethnic Meskhi Turks and native Uzbeks in the republic of Uzbekistan left about 100 people dead, officials said. +A black man, Prejean was tried by an all white jury for killing the white trooper. +This is happening because justice, as it is understood by normal people, is declining in Chevy Chase, dicey in Times Square and disappearing from the country's poorest neighborhoods. +Medicaid has been a particularly attractive vehicle for federal policy makers in an era of deficits and spending restraints because for every dollar in added Medicaid benefits, states pick up 45 cents on average. +United News, which has a yield of over 5 per cent, jumped another 10 to 544p on continued hopes of interest rate cuts in Europe. In the printing sector, St Ives added 6 to 305p. +It may seem minor to some people, but it's major enough for me." If any phrase could sum up the career of Richard Rodgers, it is a lyric from "No Strings," the only musical for which he wrote both words and music. +It was also a good night for shows that will not return this fall. +Critics have charged that even though the size of the lost tax revenues will be enormous, the bank board is not taking this revenue drain into account in figuring the total cost to the government of the bailout packages. +SUPPORTING ACTOR: Albert Brooks, "Broadcast News"; Sean Connery, "The Untouchables"; Morgan Freeman, "Street Smart"; Vincent Gardenia, "Moonstruck"; Denzel Washington, "Cry Freedom." 5. +That's the extraordinary thing about it," Collins said over coffee in the spacious north London home she shares with her husband, actor John Alderton, and their three children. +Abdul Wahab Daroushe, an Arab member of Israel's Parliament, visited the Jerusalem site and told the settlers the Jews should leave. +Both are part of the company's U.S. marketing organization. +But Zero-Defects Management is now possible and actually not too difficult." What the Japanese now practice is very much a return to Frederic Taylor's Scientific Management. +The participants just sat and talked. +The hearing was held Wednesday before High Court Judge A.G. Korosso, who granted a government application for the state to withdraw its cases against the dead men, the newspaper said. +Morrell, however, said the injuries that had to be reported fell from 70.5 per 1,000 full-time workers in January to 16.75 in October. +Last month, a Blackhawk operating near a large array of high-intensity antennas in West Germany experienced some unusual blinking lights and alarm horns, Soucy said. +Also last week, three U.S. Air Force F-16s crashed in one day. One pilot was killed when two jets collided in flight. +Sept. 25 - The council voted 14-1 to explicitly expand its economic embargo to include all air cargo traffic in or out of Iraq and Kuwait, except for cargoes of humanitarian aid specifically authorized by its Sanctions Committee. +Amfac Board Chairman Henry Walker Jr. said the board was assured JMB "intends to utilize Amfac's considerable wide-ranging involvement in Hawaii community activites." +But Officials said the new British tank would be required to meet stringent standards over a 21-month development period. +Also today, a mentally ill man who claimed to have a bomb hijacked an Aeroflot jetliner to Lithuania, but he was arrested without incident when the aircraft landed in the republi375.50, up $1.45. +We wonder about the effect of Mr. Bush's credit on incentives, since some parents may prefer to keep the benefit rather than earn more money and lose it. +The shares were steady at 155p. A return to profit and an announcement by chemicals group MTM of the first dividend for three years saw the share price recover 6 to 85p. +If the heat is too intense, instead of settling into the surface of the vessel the metal salts vaporise and disappear. +Government officials say that if foreign debt papers and other instruments can't be used, its privatization program would be unviable because the companies being sold wouldn't fetch the minimum price set by the government. +I could have told them to go to hell but I didn't," press secretary David Beckwith quoted his boss as saying. +Adds an analyst at another major London brokerage, who asks not to be identified: "Hanson's balance sheet is more solid than Lonrho's, and Lonrho is more solid than Maxwell was. +Mayor Tom Young is asking a federal judge to order former mayor Lee Alexander and the people who bribed him to pay $1.5 million in restitution to the city. +Most brokers defend the funds. +The U.S. government had set a Friday deadline for the package-delivery concern to start the service or forfeit the route. +Tue.'s open int 97,424, up 142. +It sounds funny to say it, but Doug's blessed with the body of a child. +Baraka could make a recommendation to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals for a new trial after the hearing, which was expected to last several days. +Both Britain and France distanced themselves from U.S. convoy operations, however, saying the mine sweepers would be used only to protect their own ships in the Persian Gulf region. +In Florida, ticket takers at Everglades National Park were sent home, allowing motorists to drive in free. +"The mood today was just ebullient _ cheering and applause in the newsroom," Mleczko said. +Per-share earnings were diluted during the latest first half as the group issued new shares to finance increases in its stakes in Belgian oil company Petrofina and utility holding company Tractebel. +The "pendulum has swung from one illogical _ indeed, ridiculous _ concept to another, from assuming Jewish generic involvement to arguing for no involvement at all," he writes in the April 9 issue of the evangelical fortnightly, Christianity Today. +Pickets went up one minute past midnight outside the shipyard's main gate, located along the Thames River that flows into eastern Long Island Sound. +"It was one of the most elegant functions like that that I've ever attended, and I've been to quite a few," said David Cole, a University of Michigan official and son of the late Edward Cole, former president of GM. +Profit before tax increased to #85.2 million ($145.1 million) from #59.7 million a year earlier. +Technology stocks go down as fast as they go up. +"Suddenly, the world seemed to end," she told investigators later. +Industrial Equity said it acquired its Cummins stake for investment purposes and did not plan to launch a takeover. +Bush met with Republican Govs. +For superb Kobe steaks and Japanese beer, the smoky Misu's Kitchen on Patpong 1 is a must. Entertainment? Bangkok is as notorious for its night life as for its traffic - again, justly. +Here are excerpts from the speech delivered by Martin Luther King Jr. on Aug. 28, 1963, in Washington, D.C.: I say to you today, my friends, so even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. +The full Senate is expected to confirm him easily when it votes next Tuesday, the day after the court begins its session. +The Department of Housing and Urban Development ignored repeated warnings to take action against lenders, including one currently under grand jury investigation, the agency's inspector general said Friday. +Col. Oliver North, who as a White House National Security Council aide helped run the Iran and Contra operations. +But Mr. Greenspan didn't hesitate last Wednesday to criticize Assistant Treasury Secretary Michael Darby. +The networks, in alleging a violation of the First Amendment, contended that the House may not arbitrarily delegate to a private party the right to determine whether TV coverage of Pierce's appearances will be allowed. +The Real's value will be defended using Brazil's accumulated reserves of nearly Dollars 40bn. +Dukakis has said he doesn't rule out modernization of the land-based arsenal _ that is, producing a new type of missile. +In recent years, he has been convicted of, or admitted to, 119 rules violations. +Since April, as drought cut into this year's harvest prospects, farm commodity prices overall have climbed 10.8 percent, according to the latest figures. +For the first six months of Macy's fiscal year, earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation were $407 million, down 2.5% from $417 million during the same period a year earlier. +The 13,000-member press corps here is housed in the spacious Georgia World Congress Center adjacent to The Omni. +Thanks to the growing local market, they face the threat that competitors who are now importing cars could start to produce in Brazil. +It's make-or-break time for Volkswagen of America. +A final tally was not in, but spokeswoman Katherine Murray said the event raised $4.2 million to $4.4 million for the committee's operating budget, double what the RNC raised at its gala at the 1984 convention in Dallas. +Herman Jay Cohen, to be assistant secretary of state for African affairs, succeeding Chester A. Crocker. +In turn, results will be lackluster "for the next several months," he said. +Earnings per share for the 12 months emerged at 10.2 cents (4.3 cents). +Charges against Mr Mayhew and Mr Seelig, who at the time was already standing trial in the second Guinness prosecution, were dismissed at a brief hearing. +"I don't see the economy going like gangbusters," said Victor Polce, vice president at Algemene Bank in New York, calling the market's optimism about an imminent U.S. economic recovery premature. +In the village, a much-shelled collection of mud-brick ruins long since abandoned by civilians, uniformed mujahedeen sat atop tanks and armored personnel carriers, waving banners and chanting in Farsi: "Today Mehran, tomorrow Tehran." +I did that with Sidney Lumet and `Daniel' and Woody Allen and `Hannah and Her Sisters' and `Stardust Memories."' His newest movie is "Coupe De Ville," due in March, about three brothers who take an old car across country. +Earlier in the week guerrillas fired two rocket-propelled grenades at the Presidential Palace. +He said he soon plans to start talks with TWA's union leaders and officials of TWA's St. Louis hub over "how TWA can survive in the long term." +The September contract gained 1.05 cents a pound to $1.2460. +No one tried to say, `we aren't going to do a Mafia movie again,'" says Charles V. Richardson, president of Tri-Ad Communications Group, a New York firm that specializes in marketing to the black community. +At the meeting, some shareholders complained the families were treating Porsche like a small family business. +The Wake Forest University cafeteria, turned into a press room, was packed with post-debate spinners, who needed no prompting to stand amenably, surrounded by cameras and tape recorders and reporters with notebooks. +Moscow is opposed to Iran's fundamentalist Islamic ideology as well as its resolute commitment to keep on fighting until the overthrow of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. +The company, which can't meet debt payments from current cash flow, has said it may have to file for bankruptcy protection if it can't restructure its debt. +At least 554 Palestinians have been killed by soldiers or Jewish settlers during the 20-month-old revolt, and 100 Palestinians have been killed by fellow Arabs as suspected collaborators. +The unit owns about 19% of CalMat. +He said his committee had suspended its probe only because of the pressing need to pass emergency legislation bailing out the savings and loan industry. +It is likely to lead, sooner or later, to an intense debate on ways of strengthening the European Community's exchange rate mechanism. +Miss McCarthy died at New York Hospital, said Dixie Sheridan, spokeswoman for the author's alma mater, Vassar College in Poughkeepsie. +The agency also asked that they be required to pay civil penalties in the amount of three times the allegedly illegal profits. +Government spokesmen said most of the killings were common crimes, involving disputes or hold-ups, but journalists have insisted they had political motives. +A two-year experiment with a Western-style democracy ended in 1961 when Birendra's father, King Mahendra, dismissed the government of the Nepali Congress Party, accusing it of mismanagement and corruption. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slumped 18.21 to 2,440.06, stretching its loss for the week to 91.81 points. +Lloyd's has agreed that NameCos should hold a minimum of Pounds 100,000 at the insurance market, compared with the Pounds 1.5m required from companies set up in the past two years to inject corporate capital into the market. +The exchange already has introduced several products of this kind including Nikkei Stock Average, Financial Times-Stock Exchange warrants and a Deutsche Mark foreign currency warrant. +But under the method agreed upon, the concessions would be subtracted from projected costs during a base period that ends in September 1987, resulting in a larger savings estimate, according to a source close to Pan Am. +For instance, they may withdraw people from low coastal areas. +Half of the cut will be restored after six months, and wages are scheduled to return to normal after a year. About 950 newly hired pilots are working for $27,500 a year and will not be affected. +"Everybody's been so supportive _ even strangers, people who don't know the family," he said. "I owe a debt I probably will never be able to repay." Heimdal arrived at Miami International Airport with his mother, Marge. +"But the important thing is actions, not words. +The Justice Department is investigating an American Cyanamid employee, believed to have altered the research results, and the FDA is exploring if Cyanamid's management knew of any data falsification. +The poll in the Observer newspaper follows the trouncing of the Conservatives by Labor in European Parliament elections. +The operation was called Jaya Shakthi, "victorious strength" in Sinhalese. +The lead underwriter is Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +"I'm a patriotic person," he says. +Top professionals serve the hard leather ball at around 160mph. +The party must reposition itself as one concerned not to constrain but to promote individual opportunity by reawakening faith in the notion of society. +Last year, U.S. companies signed 268 contracts for joint ventures and other projects, 43 more than a year earlier. +Ocean Spray, the Plymouth-based cooperative of cranberry growers in Wisconsin and Massachusetts, said it will be the first time cranberries will be used in cereal. +Unofficial estimates of the cost of gathering the data have ranged from $1 $1 million to $10 million annually. +Gov. Martha Lara played host to the governor's stream of visitors. +Judging by the reports, analysts said they don't foresee any imminent change in Federal Reserve credit policy, which could influence the dollar's value against its foreign counterparts. +Rain that was predicted held off. +About one-third of China's budget goes to subsidies. +So everyone throws up his hands and sits and waits." The only way to fill these buildings would be to attract foreign manufacturers to Hainan. +There are 30-odd miles of car-killing dirt roads and a 3,900-foot, heart-stopping gravel runway for planes. +ABC hasn't been No. 1 since the 1979-80 season when it tied with CBS. +In response to broker concerns, the SEC changed its original proposal so that brokers can take the information about a customer's financial affairs and investment experience over the phone. +It didn't help Gephardt _ he finished a dismal third _ but the blows kept Dukakis on the defensive. +What might have been the nation's first free elections in 30 years were thwarted last November when armed thugs killed at least 34 people at polling stations. +He expressed surprise that there has been little debate about retaining the death penalty, but believes interest will pick up. "I suspect this is just one of many issues that will be discussed in the next few months," he said. +"If you can't put out the fire in its early stages," says President Kenan Evren, "it will spread and the entire house will burn down. +They want to go to the movies to see a movie." +Insurance company earnings lag changes in prices by several months, so a hardening in rates in coming months could delay beyond next year a cyclical peak in property-casualty earnings. +He cut spending and raised some taxes, but he did not raise income taxes on the middle class. +His appeal of the citation, which was still before the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, now becomes moot. +Since then, blacks have increased in numbers and positions of seniority in the Congress. +At least six of the injured were reported in serious condition, and some of them were taken to hospitals by helicopter. +The three were arrested on charges of breaking and entering and conspiracy. +The Korean Air order also included two 747 freighters and one combination freight-passenger plane, bringing the total of the firm orders for aircraft and associated spare parts to about $1.5 billion. +Threats also have been made to Penguin. +It wasn't a conventional type war. +A GAO official said the agency would not have investigated if it had known Smith was a candidate. +Losses in the chemicals and machinery sectors were mostly narrower. +But first, the Chrysler Viper and the Aston Martin Virage, Volante and Vantage. +If the building's doors and windows aren't installed soon, work can't continue inside during the numbing Mongolian winter. +Amway officials at the company's headquarters in Ada, Mich., were not immediately available for comment. +Early in U.S. history the cost of mailing a letter varied according to distance. +Bitar joined the Foreign Legion as a teen-ager when Lebanon was still ruled by France and served with special forces and demolition teams in North Africa and Europe. +I have a theory, and it has to do with those "Homer Hankies" the Twins' fans wave. +"The companies' reasoning for a share swap was perfect, but the price they concluded was ridiculous, crazy," he says. +They could have been jailed for up to a year. +We've got to do everything we can to have a plan that is based not on a third of the spill, but on the totality of this spill in terms of _ in terms of recovery. +SDBO and other institutions are said to have a FFr79m mortgage on Mr Tapie's Paris mansion, which he admitted this summer was now worth only FFr30m. +What follows is a list of some of the country's top cheese retailers who will supply by post: Abergavenny Fine Foods, Mamhilad, nr Pontypool, Gwent NP4 8RG. +In a brief stint of panic selling, shares and government bonds plummeted in the wake of a rumour that Mr Scalfaro was about to resign. +In addition, the liberal churches can no longer, as they once could, count on the social mobility factor for new members. +If we had the prospect that prices would be maintained at USDollars 25 per barrel, there might be room for a new plant'. +First Union, which has $39.6 billion in assets, had $15.2 billion in assets and 314 offices in Florida as of the end of 1990. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 4.11 to 2,337.86 in the first half hour of trading. +A U.S. judge decided to release a former Chilean army major who admitted to lying to protect his superiors in the 1976 slaying of retired diplomat Orlando Letelier. +Berisha shrugs: 'We are realistic. +On his 1986 tax return, Borg placed his personal wealth at nearly $8 million. +Rain also dampened the southeast half of Missouri, Illinois and Wisconsin and eastern North Carolina and South Carolina. +Many of the small operators either can't afford or can't find rental substitute rigs, which can cost about $1,000 a week. +West German shares, which are highly sensitive to foreign exchange swings, were badly battered by these events, brokers said. +West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl sought to calm fears among the NATO allies on Thursday by promising to keep them fully informed on plans to forge a new German state. +He says losses to the state's ski industry due to high-altitude sickness approach $55 million a season. +In othere developments Wednesday: _ Foreign-language newspapers went back on sale at Beijing hotels after being banned nearly a month ago. +The former Soviet satellites of Eastern Europe abd party leaders in the Soviet Baltic republics already have given up their exclusive right to power. +The second discovery was in the northwest Cayuga field in Henderson County, Texas. +Lawyers for Lester, Kern and Ladone said the state court ruling was an unwarranted expansion of the Supreme Court's 1986 decision. +In the year-ago period, Amgen reported net income of $320,000, or two cents a share, on revenue of $21.5 million. +She spent some $1.5 million of taxpayer funds, in the process forcing Mr. Olson also to spend $1.5 million. +In an outpouring of emotion, tens of thousands of Chileans lined the streets to view the casket of toppled Marxist President Salvador Allende, whose remains were unearthed from a humble grave for an honorable burial. +She is also volleying with enthusiasm. +"We're interested," said Thomas Irwin, vice president for corporate planning of Calgary-based Canadian Occidental. +Police said they have four primary suspects, including Edward Humphrey, a mentally disturbed university freshman jailed on charges of beating his grandmother. +The crowd fell silent at the sound of the pitch hitting Conigliaro's face, recalled Dick Dew, who was a sportswriter covering the game. +Neighbors quoted anonymously in the Detroit Free Press today said Dunbar was shot outside a house where "crack" cocaine has been sold in recent weeks. +Officials suggested further talks with Egypt before pursuing a controversial proposal for Israeli-Palestinian talks. +But many suppliers said Thursday that before shipping, they want to see a court-approved financial plan expected this week from Federated Department Stores Inc. and Allied Stores Corp. +The higher the fear, the less is saved, he says. +West Germany and France favor hard cash. +The shares closed 6 lower at 154p, having recovered from a worse fall earlier in the session. Builders merchant Sharp and Fisher was wanted on expectations of favourable interim results on Monday. +The party has announced plans to publish an opposition newspaper, but it was unclear where it would get the equipment or funding for the project. +The judge weighing an unprecedented divorce custody case over seven frozen embryos is getting plenty of unsolicited advice, including holding a lottery for the eggs. +On several occasions she is forced to remind them that even though times are tough, it's important to hold onto their dreams. +I just would like to add that Spain was the third country Christopher Columbus had to approach before he could get support for his explorations. +The spectrograph breaks the sunlight into a rainbow of component colors. +For those who want a quick flavour of Keynes' writings, in historical context, with lots of pictures and who are not too worried about detailed scholarly interpretation, Keynes for Beginners is perfect. +During the four-day flight, the crew of the Atlantis deployed a spy satellite, according to sources close to the mission. +'The most inessential staff will be withdrawn from the region,' said Ms Foa. +He wants to control oil markets to realize political aims that go far beyond economic power. +Now we offer nothing much at all. +On May 4 a U.S. District Court jury in New York aquitted Anthony "Fat Tony" Salerno and eight associates of charges they rigged the elections of Roy L. Williams in 1981, and Jackie Presser in 1983, as Teamsters presidents. +Dating back to 1492 and the place where Columbus' remains are said to be buried, Santo Domingo is hoping to attract thousands of tourists for the 500th anniversary. +The inquiry was disclosed in a prospectus for a public offering of Sherwood stock that was completed in June. +Dollar liquidity will continue to be abundant and it will be business as usual. +It said Korean Air had ruled out pilot error. +If it were, the Boston version would be significantly truer to the original than the Kirov version, which also is the work of Mr. Sergeyev. +They won. Next.' Midterm by-elections are always difficult, even for governments not mired in real or imagined scandal. +A senior official said he was "very optimistic" that the government could reach an agreement soon with McDonnell Douglas and GE for sharing the cost of the repair work. +Unless effective action is agreed soon to combat irregular payments, what one observer calls the 'black hole' down which money is now disappearing could soon develop into a chasm. +Friday's Market Activity Treasury bond prices rose slightly, but still finished the week at lower levels than the previous week. +Mr Clinton said in Amman he had pledged to forgive all Jordan's US debts. +"This will probably wind up in an awful mess," Gillis added. +While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers, Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value-added resellers and original-equipment manufacturers. +The highlight for those who remember 1969 as a time of peace, love and rock 'n' roll is previously unshown footage of Janis Joplin performing at Woodstock. +With a personal pension, any pension increases have to be paid for. +In the absence of bullish news, the soybean market could not sustain the price levels reached Thursday amid signs of strong soybean meal demand and prospective Soviet buying, analysts said. +Few dare to speak out in fear of reprisal. +Maine has never banned coyote hunting, and officials said at least 1,600 coyotes are killed by hunters and farmers annually. +The tracks were closed to traffic, and international trains were being rerouted via Switzerland or West Germany, he said. +The speed of change in Eastern Europe is "mind-boggling" and raises concern about continued stability in the region, President Bush said in an interview published today. +Eleven years later than they hoped, operators of the Seabrook nuclear power plant turned on its reactor to begin running it up to full power. +Each of the prospects had a moment or two in the sun when rumors flared that they were gaining favor. +And if the transaction is above $55 a share, he said, "I would sell." +The danger is that if too much radioactive steam is released, the reactor cavity -about twice the size of those in the west - could burst. Normally, when pressure valves break, the steam is channelled to a condensation pool. +But nervousness ahead of next week's figures kept WH Smith under pressure to end 8 lower at 383p. Brewer and hotelier Vaux was knocked by a sell note and downgrade from Smith New Court, shedding 6 to 168p. +Kroger reached the agreement with its lenders, Citibank, Chemical Bank and First National Bank of Chicago. +The economies of Texas and other oil-producing states, where most of the failures are concentrated now, appear to have bottomed out. +The Uniformed Division Officers Association contends that the urine testing is an unconstitutional invasion of privacy. +By avoiding the expensive terminals needed to load flatcars, fuel-efficient RoadRailers will make rail a competitor again in the shorter haul freight routes dominated by trucks, he says. +"I would put Mexico's potential higher than Saudi Arabia's," he says. +By importing mainly raw timber, they say, Japan is protecting its own uncompetitive, traditional timber processing industry. +Fran and Charlie Gibbons will find another place to live. +Instead he holds up a mirror to the world of letters, one that is truthful and compassionate, in just the same way that his fiction has always reflected the hopes, aspirations and disappointments of his other world, that of middle America. +The problem, I guess, lies more with the subject than the authors. +Karl Lagerfeld is one of the world's most famous fashion designers. +THE window-dressing put up for the recent re-opening of Germany's privatisation programme was certainly eye-catching. +About 400 people have paid $25 to $150 each to become museum members in the last 10 days, a period when the museum usually might sign 10 members, Barrie said. +The 236 people aboard the two planes were unharmed, it said. +Fleischmann returned to his home in Tisbury, England, for medical treatment and did not return for the review, said Fritz Will, director of the state-funded institute. +What about the investors in the junk bonds? +When leaders must decide between restoring the competitiveness of the economy and maintaining their international military authority, they opt to preserve the empire. +"The adjourned position is a complete mess. +The United States last month listed a total of 53,069 cases, up from 31,036 a year earlier. +Topics of discussion included ousted party chief Zhao Ziyang, who was purged in late June in a power struggle over handling of the popular, student- led democracy movement and is still being investigated. +A federal judge on Friday granted Motorola Inc.'s request for a stay following his ruling that the company violated a key computer chip patent and order to stop selling one of its microprocessors. +But because the provisions on their notes stipulate that they are subordinated to common stock, it also meant the DM135 million genuessscheine capital was wiped out. +Kansas City Life directors met today to consider the $47.50 offer, but Fred Spar, a public relations spokesman in New York, said he was not sure when a decision would be reached. +The market capitalisation of the 100 index is Pounds 570bn, an average of Pounds 5.7bn per company. +But economic forces are conspiring against Gen. +Mr. Regalia said these early June figures mirrored "activity before the recent decline in interest rates." +Senator D'Amato, among others, says that now is not the time to be nice to the Soviet Union. +In east Germany, it is sticking at around 15.2 per cent, or around 1.16m workers. +Declining issues outnumbered advances by about 7 to 5 in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed stocks, with 590 up, 832 down and 528 unchanged. +She admitted that she was nearly broke and in trouble with the police when the FBI asked her to cooperate in the sting operation. +Ford could have avoided the whole problem by adding rear shoulder harnesses to the Escort for a mere $12 a belt, according to Craig McClellan, the attorney for the Miller family. +"We're calling it our trick-or-treat case," said Port of Seattle Police Chief Ed Ingram. "We got the trick. +Because of the seasonal nature of ChemLawn's business, the first-quarter results are never indicative of the year as a whole. +The authorization follows the purchase of 9.1 million shares in February under a tender offer. +Still, the American partners aren't complaining. +She thinks they'll all be together. +And Miss Daisy does nothing to dispel this notion. +Just when it looked like the Nasdaq over-the-counter market might be firming, nervous investors dumped shares of the biggest nonfinancial issues and sent the market tumbling. +My heart was beating so fast I could not hear anything. +Then there is Nicaragua, the Mighty Mouse menace that has kept Mr. Reagan and the Washington ideologues in continual fright since 1981. +Wait, said the IRS, this is a building; if not, we have plenty of other reasons to deny credits. +The board of AFG, one of North America's leading glassmakers, said Thursday it had signed a definitive agreement to support Clarity Holdings Corp. offer to pay $33 a share for 94 percent of its common shares, or $883.4 million. +The merchantman Flying Cloud, with its 17-story masts that could carry 35 sails, was the marvel of its day. +'It is a very tough market for the self-employed.' Some types of lending are no longer obtainable - including 'non-status' loans, where lenders were prepared to grant up to 65 per cent of a home's cost without references. +His latest accomplishment is a recording of the last three Schubert sonatas for his regular record company, Deutsche Grammophon. +Bernstein maintained that conductors should be actors. +In defending the cuts, the department has pointed to little-used flights that receive subsidies in remote areas. +Until her husband's death, this unfortunate woman took refuge from the hard realities of her life in a front parlour decked out with trinkets salvaged from her Kensington home. +In the 1960s, particle physicists, working with the former Atomic Energy Commission, planned to build their next big dream machines at accelerator centers on the East and West coasts. +He set out to find himself and wound up in federal prison on an auto-theft charge. +The authors argue strongly against such an approach: "Dependency at the beginning of the life cycle is between 50% and 100% as costly as dependency at the end of the life cycle. +This will benefit every taxpayer in the country. +But analyst Ronald Glantz of Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. in San Francisco predicted GM would post a net loss of $150 million to $250 million in the quarter. +The estimated 1989-90 world wheat production was unchanged at 530 million tons, compared with 502 million last season. +The tax on aviation gasoline would increase from 12 cents to 15 cents and on jet fuel from 14 cents to 18 cents. +Because of the merger, the number of United Capital's shares outstanding has been reduced to about seven million from 10.4 million. +A successful launch rehearsal that ended with a mock emergency landing will make it easier to conduct the real thing when space shuttle flights resume, NASA officials say. +The change would reflect declarations of independence or sovereignty by more than half of the 15 Soviet republics, including Russia, the largest. +The dirty concrete platform was overhung by pipes and wires. +Pedestrians sprint down a Cairo street yesterday as a strong earthquake rocked the Egyptian capital. +Hysterical arguments flare up in the long lines. +"I didn't know where they were taking my character, and they didn't know where the character was going," she said. "We haven't resolved it yet. +Numerous such "passively safe" designs are under development. +The loss of American support was said to be one of the main reasons the rebels agreed to the cease-fire. +Mr. Malone said the cable industry is also "a huge potential customer" for advanced communications products of AT&T and others. +Charles Riter of Riter Research, the Annapolis, Md. company that conducted the survey, said there was overlapping and that a net of 32 percent of those questioned knew a teen-ager in one of the two categories. +Tear down these walls, Sing what you want, not what your told, Get out of control!" +Justice goofed, but a near-frantic woman found a judge who was sensitive to her holiday plight, despite his tough reputation. +The Health Ministry order was issued after Evin met with executives of the company, which manufactures the RU 486 pill, also known as Mifepristone. +The agency has sent letters asking these employers whether they offered group health coverage to employees. +"The leaders of the invading countries should publicly denounce the invasion 20 years ago," said the statement. +Defense attorneys argued for 27 to 33 months imprisonment. +"This guy should not be in jail any longer if that's (flag burning) the basis for his conviction," said lawyer David Cole, who represented flag-burner Gregory Johnson in the Texas vs. Johnson case. +And it was coming back. +For the weaker players in the increasingly competitive environment, the outlook is even dimmer. +I write to express my dismay at the depiction of the work of my organization, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, in your editorial "The Refugees' Other Problem" (July 27). +But it did not go so far as formally to request such a move. +That could provide Mr. Icahn the means to renew his battle with his formidable opponent, USX Chairman David Roderick. +The philharmonic tour, arranged at the invitation of the Soviet Ministry of Culture, is the first since 1976 when it was led by Erich Leinsdorf and Thomas Schippers. +Flight through Hungary began after its liberal communist regime decided in May to remove barbed wire and other barriers from the border with Austria. +Struebig and Kemptner are still missing. +U.S. Attorney Robert Barr said he did not believe the allegations would have been raised at trial by the prosecution. +The same is true of option-writing programs. +The Federal Election Commission joined Michigan officials in urging the Supreme Court to overturn the appeals court ruling. +The sale of Dallas-based Moore McCormack Energy, which is subject to regulatory approval, is expected to be completed by the end of May following the impending merger of Southdown subsidiary SDW Inc. with Moore McCormack Resources. +The 30 tons of aid carried by the group includes oats and dry milk and medical supplies such as crutches and wheelchairs. +Jim Rezka, project engineer, said he would favor installing remote-controlled methane monitoring equipment that would allow measurement of gas levels without workers having to enter the tunnel. +Investors in the Korea Europe fund, for example, have suffered a near 57 per cent decline over the past three years; the Singapore SESDAQ fund is 42 per cent down since April 1989. +How that happens is unclear. +Of those surveyed, 58% oppose a stimulative fiscal package. +Canadian Pacific owns nearly half of the voting, or Class A, shares. +Others descended on the ladder. +It is expected to begin work on August 4 and to report by the beginning of October. +The remainder of the issue, $31.1 million pure waters districts bond anticipation notes were purchased by a Kidder, Peabody & Co. group. +British Gas would obtain warrants to purchase the same number of shares for the same price. +But, he hastens to add: "We should never be surprised by a write-off. +PERTH-ANDOVER, New Brunswick (AP) _ A U.S. Air Force tanker jet exploded in the air Wednesday over Canada, killing at least three of four crew members, authorities said. +The index, meant to forecast economic activity for the coming three months, fell 2.2% in September from August. +John Ingleby has resigned from JAMES FINLAY and its subsidiaries. +Cincinnati Milacron Inc. has learned the hard way that it doesn't always profit to be at the forefront. +The company, which produces cement and deals in such other construction materials as sand and gravel, filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy law. +Proceeds will go to reduce debt taken on recently to buy Standard Oil. +"Progress has been somewhat slow, but there are reasons for that," said Vivian Hamilton of the United Way. "Many would-be volunteers are still cleaning up their own back yards." Still, her concern for the needy was foremost. +He noted that physicians for the defense and the plaintiffs disagreed over what kind of lung cancer killed Mrs. Cipollone. +At least two dozen protesters chained themselves to doors or blocked exits with their wheelchairs Monday. +The company's stock jumped $2.625 to close at $18. +The rights can be exercised through Sept. 15. +The BNA study said that where child-care facilities are provided, fathers are increasingly likely to use the facilities and increasingly often are the ones taking children to medical appointments and for other obligations. +Mr. Hansen also mentions John Mulheren, who he says managed to become a hero in the eyes of some for his "pistol-packing attempt to silence a witness." +The union plays into the companies' hands by lawless conduct. Members speed the decline of their union by their actions. +"I was so desperate I was willing to try anything," he says. +Does he appeal to Televisionland because some of us are crypto-fascists? +Panamanian boxing champion Roberto Duran said Friday he hopes the use of his luxurious apartment by U.S. troops will count toward the community service he has been sentenced to in a Florida court for driving while intoxicated. +"We must not permit the Iraqi regime to hope there will be a division, a weakening of positions," he said. +"They've got competitors with faster boxes and better technology who've been there longer," he said. +USX did not report any incentive compensation for its top executives in 1986. +DDT weakened egg shells, reducing the survival rate. +As two of the original Steppenwolves, they helped create the energetic style for which the company is best known. +It has come to dominate the industry today, largely because its factories turn out products of acceptable quality at unbeatable prices due to low labor costs. +But at the Charles Hotel, where the prince has 40 rooms, hotel spokeswoman Martha Sullivan said the Saudis "have been model guests. +He said he was just taking it for precaution," said Steve McDow, a salesman at the Super Handy Hardware Center in Greenwich. +In 1898, Emile Zola's famous defense of Captain Alfred Dreyfus, "J'accuse," was published in Paris. +The insider sell-buy ratio is just one of many tools that analysts and money managers use to gauge market sentiment. +As a result, the cornucopia of cable choices is limited to what the sole legal operator, freed from competition, chooses to offer. +But scandals in the cinema have a special impact, for we feel we know the performer as a friend. +Anybody who says it is onerous is not running their business properly.' Criticisms are at last being slowly addressed. +Comex has 32 certified firms, with warehouses in 43 locations in the U.S. where copper can be stored for delivery against exchange contracts, an exchange spokeswoman said. +The panel also approved an amendment that would expand the U.S. trade representative's authority, allowing him to decide whether to retaliate in cases of unfair trade practices. +Many street signs in Cluj are still in both Hungarian and Romanian, but in Tirgu Mures, a town that is 50 percent Hungarian 40 miles to the east, the signs are only in Romanian. +But when it comes to depicting that pity and rage, to say nothing of the prejudice that accompanied it, the film does something very wise. +The India-brokered peace accord stipulates the surrender of arms by the insurgents in exchange for limited autonomy in the provinces. +"I think he's a pretty exciting guy and he's got a lot of guts," DeBartolo said of Campeau after the jam-packed meeting. +They said expensive missile systems are likely to face cuts and more will be spent on faster sealift and air transport capacity. Manpower cuts also will be deferred, the lawmakers said. +Moody's Investors Service Inc. said it is reviewing, for possible upgrade, its Prime-2 rating on about $124 million of commercial paper of the Cincinnati-based bank holding company's Central Bancorp. +The order gives another boost to the commercial jet industry. Earlier this month, American Airlines signed a 142-plane, estimated $7 billion deal with McDonnell Douglas Corp. +Illinois and Indiana logged the biggest increases with 9 percent increases. +After speeches criticizing the institutes' role in animal experimentation, the group marched to the Veterinary Resources Branch. +Nutritionists blast the menus. +Meanwhile, lawyers for the PLO are seeking to dismiss a federal lawsuit that would force the closing of the mission. +Official reports say more than 2,000 attacks since 1980 have done at least $51 million in damage. +The latest polls say 58 percent of Canadians rate Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, who need not call an election for three years, as "the worst" prime minister or "one of the worst." +The delegates at the Jordan conference also cheered when Adnan Saududdin, a member of the Jordanian Islamic Front and the fundamentalist Moslem Brotherhood, called for an Islamic uprising to topple Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. +In Zurich, the bid price was $439, up from $435.50 late Wednesday. +He got stuff you just can't find," says Edmund Sullivan, a University of Hartford professor who is curator of the new museum. +Oakland won four games to three. +She was an affecting Natasha, successfully conveying the girl's agitation in her big aria. +Republican Pete Wilson and Democrat Dianne Feinstein were closing out their campaigns by heading in opposite directions - Wilson flying south and Feinstein heading north - for a long day of campaign rallies. +"As I'm hearing them and reflecting on them," said Milstead, adding it took him "about two seconds" after hanging up the phone. +A "yes" vote is a vote to expel Frank. +Institutional investors, each with less than a 3 per cent stake, are thought to control about 146m shares. +While at Piedmont, Mr. Howard led the carrier's aggressive expansion, according to William McGee, Piedmont's current chairman. +The interim dividend was lifted 21 per cent to 47 cents from 39 cents. +Speaking forcefully and at times with bitterness and anger, the presidents said in separate speeches that their calls were prompted by economic stagnation at home and rising public discontent. +Though he speaks only two words, the commercial has taught him that advertising can be as controversial as politics. +Police officials said Friday they were investigating a fight that broke out between police officers and followers of black Muslim leader Louis Farrakhan who were trying to drive prostitutes from the capital's red-light district. +The mood got even surlier when Mr. Petrone rolled out an unusually restrictive case-management order that he had obtained from federal Judge Thomas McAvoy. +The market for dealing in Pibs is illiquid, which might make them hard to sell in troubled times. Rates. +Mr. Sullivan couldn't be reached for comment. +Mr Ken Kuchan, director of investor relations, said that the company had not lost sales to customers because of the strike. A majority of UAW strikers returned to work this week, though many workers are bitter after the long work stoppage. +It is conducting that offer with the Bank Building Employees Stock Ownership Plan & Trust. +Gordon said there are 4,500 schizophrenics among 7,000 state hospital patients. +A former maintenance man in this Washington suburb is being held in a Texas jail on a morals charge after police said a videotape showing him sexually abusing a 6-year-old girl was found in his abandoned car. +Nickel deliveries slipped to 121m lb from 136m lb. Copper shipments fell to 59m lb from 75m lb, and platinum-group metals fell to 69,000oz from 86,000oz. +Put the two candidates on the stump, however, and their confidence comes out in quite different ways. +She congratulated Congress for enacting the legislation after nearly a year of debate and said the measure would contribute to the true independence of the Filipino people. +Petsos resigned from the party last year. +The charity challenged one part of a lower court ruling, which ordered it to state in its literature that it does not plant trees in occupied territories. +"It did not explode when they attempted to detonate," Capt. Michael London said. "All indications that they had at the time was that it had the makings of a bomb. +Investigators have been dispatched across the state to question possible suspects in the grisly slayings of five students that have paralyzed this college town, police said Thursday. +Three Democrats seek the nomination to challenge Gregg. +The court is scheduled to hear C-I-L's lawsuit against Trimac May 12. +They can't kill us the way they killed us then." Businesses are showing confidence, too. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.85 to 2,134.07, after the two previous sessions in which it eked out a net gain of 2.49 points. +"I had 2,500 people here (Sunday) and I'm going to have 25,000 people here (protesting) next Sunday," said Republican state Sen. Walter Dudycz, a Vietnam veteran. +It advocates an Islamic state in the occupied lands and Israel, putting it at odds with the PLO, which publicly demands only a secular Palestinian state in the occupied lands. +Jim White, director of operations for A&S, declined to say if his store had dropped the newspaper. A&S ads have not appeared in the Daily News since Tuesday. +To some challengers, the issue is likely to be worth more than the support, especially when criticism of the pay raise could be coupled with a denunciation of the national party truce as an attempt at gag rule. +People like to add "another name" to their portfolios, says a prominent banker. +The girl, who turned 18 on Wednesday, also said she is upset that the media has portrayed her as mentally retarded, according to a copyright interview in The Record of Hackensack. +Bank Board member White praised the new approach as "more rational" than the current regulation, directing the supervision where it is needed most. +Two separate reports put the death toll at 11 or 12. +Trading activity cooled off from Monday's sizzling pace. +He says he will ask the Senate Banking Committee, which he recently joined, to look into the matter. +Zilkha is a privately owned oil and gas exploration, development and production company with operations primarily in Louisiana and Texas federal waters. +"The letter is a positive letter. +"This is a very positive sign that management is moving aggressively and will stop at nothing to get back on track," said Stephen Balog, a Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. analyst. +State Department spokesman Charles Redman said the opposition rejection of Noreiga's offer was a clear message the strongman should resign. +Prosecutors today dropped charges against an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer accused of violating the nation's most restrictive abortion law by encouraging others to seek abortions. +Renoir's depiction of an open-air dance hall in Montmartre, "Au Moulin dela Galette," is to be auctioned at Sotheby's. +Koppers moved up 1 1/2 to 30. +He also, however, advocates stringent austerity measures to counter the $17 billion foreign debt. +Beyer said the figures are misleading. +A Lorillard spokewoman said, "This is an old story. +In September 1988, the House voted 216-166 to stick by its more restrictive provisions, limiting federal abortion aid to women whose lives are endangered. +The English-language China Daily said the crunch resulted from the rising cost of making paper, hoarding by speculators who resell it for profit, and a state-ordered cut in imports. +In recent weeks, the Senate, where the government does not have a majority, has made a large number of amendments to the bill. +"We saw more individuals than we've seen in a long time," he said. +The United States is now viewed by many Afghans as the key player in the war: U.S.-supplied rockets are terrorizing Kabul. +Grayish blues (and warm browns for the drawings) provide a discreetly elegant setting. +"As you wander the streets, there's a sense of scale that is such that a human being is welcome," said Esolen. "You can imagine yourself in every nook and cranny, in the light of a balcony window, the glimpse of a patio. +An MSHA spokeswoman confirms that Mr. Goode and his team were investigated, but she denies that they were harassed. +Employment costs, however, have been rising more rapidly in recent quarters, replacing commodities as the primary engine of inflation. +And by cooperating swiftly with the U.S., the Soviet Union has made it clear to Iraq that the two superpowers can no longer be played off against each other. +The sparkling dynamic of Britain's increasingly successful woman prime minister opened many doors, not least across the Atlantic. +The potential value of off-label applications is unquestioned. +Four Civil Air Patrol ground teams searched through the night near 4,000-foot Pleasants Peak in the Santa Anas on the Orange-Riverside county line because the plane disappeared from radar at about 2,100 feet near the peak, CAP Lt. +Natural fires "Are very important to keep species diversified. +The all-German vote would fuse the two countries under one government. +The latest period's orders were 19% higher than the $1.02 billion recorded in the year-earlier period. +Even more unsettling, a recent survey of 1,400 companies around the state found 23% planning to move some or all of their operations out of California; they complained of rising taxes and burdensome regulations. +Bill Cosby and the rest of NBC's Thursday night lineup helped the network win the ratings sweeps for November. +And I have enormous difference with the ACLU on their political agenda, not on their defending some minority opinion on the right or the left. +I didn't even get that. +Negotiations continue with bankers over a bailout. +Today, bone marrow transplantation is considered the preferred treatment for some leukemia and lymphoma patients who otherwise would not survive. +According to the airline, however, the fight began and ended after the jet landed at Logan International Airport. +In the end, in fact, the rules were approved. +"We expect that late 1992 should mark the beginning of a growth period for the auto industry that should last through 1996," said Michael Farren, the department's undersecretary for international trade. +The president recently announced expensive public works projects for Baja California, where little more than one-third the voters cast their ballots for him in last year's presidential balloting. +Ted Turner must be smiling. +Declining issues outpaced gainers on the Big Board yesterday by 1,078 to 424. +They said they were reacting to the refusal of nearly all parties to run candidates as long as Avril remains in power. +Mrs. Thatcher was at her most animated when describing her quarrelsome domestic political opposition. +It does not include U.S. soybean production, estimated at 52.7 million tons this year. +A similar "challenge" was conducted on the fifth day, except that those who previously had received placebos were given capsules of NutraSweet and those who had earlier taken NutraSweet received placebos. +But later that month, witnesses say, he told Democrats at the closed-door budget summit: "I'm prepared to sponsor and support raising taxes," a statement that quickly spread through the Capitol. +But the targeted companies said the advertisements that ran Tuesday in The New York Times and New York Post were unfair and misrepresented their products. +The dissident group is led by Connecticut investor Robert Gintel. +James A. Rhodes sent the guardsmen to the campus during the fourth day of student protests during the Vietnam War. +"The Solution," a best-selling book by Frances Kendall and Leon Louw, goes further and proposes largely limiting the national government's powers to defense and the protection of rights. +The 35-year-old woman, who made more than 20 drug buys during a year of working for a narcotics team, added, "I want people to know they can do it. +Stella Sablan reported to Cupertino High School at 8:30 a.m. Monday and was sent to the principal's office. +But he has previously denied charges that he stonewalled the investigation, and said a congressional committee that took testimony from prosecutors in his office failed to find evidence that he slowed the investigation at Meese's request. +The 6.5 per cent reduction compares with a cut in 1992 of 8.1 per cent. Antibiotic prices are expected to suffer most because they are discounted more than other drug classes. +"We are having discussions in Czechoslovakia about possible activity with commercial vehicles," GM spokesman Jack Harned said. "Participation does not mean it will necessarily be a joint venture company. +"If for some reason (the sentence) is ever challenged, this court will, in fact, incarcerate Victor Posner," he said in February. +Hi-Rise's first U.S. elevator ads appeared late last year in Honolulu. +Of the two finalists, only the F-15 fit the original Japanese specification for a twin-engine plane. +But there are two bright sides to "True Blue," although it must be said its debut wastes guest star Amanda Plummer in a role of few lines and many squints as your basic Anglo-Saxon female member of your basic Middle East terrorist cell. +Entry and sterling's devaluation are "a safe bet," says Ronald H. Holzer, vice president and chief dealer at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in Chicago. +"To the contrary, price discounts and `everyday low prices' are fueling the rise in consumer spending," Hunter said. +A judge has thrown out a $16 million defamation lawsuit filed against "60 Minutes" humorist Andy Rooney for saying a product designed to make rain and snow roll off windshields doesn't work. +All tobacco products will have to carry a health warning approved by the federal government. +Bush has not backed off his veto threat, but Gore and Wirth agreed Thursday on "exclusivity" contracts that would require the Federal Communications Commission to determine their use illegal if abused. +Each bank is likely to take a different attitude, given the differences in their lending books and financial muscle. +The survey covered 45 states. +Missing from Brountas' list was Rep. Pat Schroeder of Colorado, who came close to running for president and is the most credible vice presidential prospect among Democratic women. +Already, about 85 percent of the state's $2.2 billion budget comes from oil and gas revenues. +Under the plan, if a party acquires more than 20 percent of Prime, current shareholders are entitled to buy shares at half price. +"It's a big enough dollar problem that it should be a priority," Rep. Rostenkowski said in an interview. +Saint Laurent's striking group of tuxedo styles, including straight and uncomplicated pants, were a reminder that borrowing menswear in the right way can make women look fabulous. +Dillon, who has since died, sold her house when her husband died and sought to invest the proceeds, said Marty Meehan, a deputy secretary of state. +I started to die some time ago." The judge received some 170 letters urging leniency and recounting Biaggi's many contributions over the years, including 37 from Republican and Democratic congressmen. +Their border is sealed and there is no mail or other forms of communciation between them. +What has happened is that the behavior of business and business people has acquired a different meaning in the industrialized world. +REVERSING a weak start, shares ended stronger across the board helped by a rise in the bullion price. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Monsanto closed at $85.875, down $1.125. +But at Southland Corp. and Storage Technology, suits and ties for men and suits or dresses for women are still the order of the day. +As a minister in the state government of Baden-Wurttemberg, where he was responsible for law and order, he enjoyed the reputation of a strict conservative. +Most seem willing to take a chance they won't get caught because the enforcement effort is spread so thin. +"It would be very rare for a snail shell to be more than 20 percent contaminated," he said. +I was under a lot of people. +People stopped at the front desk to bring toys. +Shultz asked Thatch to discuss resettlement of the released prisoners in the United States, a move which "reflects our continuing concern for the welfare of our former allies," Redman added. +Industry estimates, generally, are toward the lower end of this range, and oil traders expect prices to decline if OPEC production creeps higher in the third quarter. +A Transportation Department spokesman was out of his office and unavailable for questions immediately after the accident. +"It's Pepsi," she explains to an interviewer. +The reduction, effective Sept. 6, results from reorganization in preparation of a planned spin-off by Honeywell and efforts to improve its competitive position in the defense industry, the company said Thursday. +Comstock said firefighters also were worried that the Storm Creek fire and three other major fires in and around Yellowstone have created their own wind circulation, "almost like a whirlpool of wind," around the Yellowstone Basin. +Americans in the nation's biggest cities killed each other in record numbers this year, a rise in carnage police blame on guns, drugs and a declining reverence for human life. +Other nominees: Highway 101, Patty Loveless, K.T. Oslin, Sweethearts of the Rodeo. +In the U.S., the Kuwait Investment Office has tended to hold its investments below disclosure thresholds. +Revenue for the six months was $233.1 million, a 10% drop from the $259.7 million it reported a year ago. +"I'm really pleased to see things are further advanced than I thought they would be even a month ago," said Lee Peckarsky, a lobbyist for the National Council of Savings Institutions. +Southwestern said it will redeem the bonds through Chemical Bank, New York. +The first Chrysler Museum was in Provincetown, Mass. In 1970, Chrysler agreed to move the collection to Norfolk after the city offered to rename its museum for him and add a wing, as well as naming a concert hall at Scope for him. +To me, that totally defined her. +A. A. Sommer Jr., a former SEC commissioner who is partner in the Washington office of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, a law firm, will be chairman of the committee. +"The government has only asked for clarifications about the grave incidents that took place in Lubumbashi," the government said in a statement. +He was the first foreign leader invited to the White House after Reagan took office in 1981. +The stock market staged a sharp rally, encouraged by the apparent easing of inflationary pressures. +The play includes a prologue, a long speech by a girl named Valerie who grows up to be Brad's wife. +Chandra Shekhar's group, which broke away from the Janata Dal party earlier in the week, has claimed the support of 280 members in the 522-seat decision-making lower house of Parliament. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday Cannon, which has about eight million shares outstanding, closed at $12.50, up 87.5 cents. +No other details were available. +However, when the Fed yesterday failed to signal another easing in the current federal funds target rate of 4%, many players raced to take profits on short dollar positions established last week. +Pour encourager les autres, presumably. +Nonetheless, the Soviet leader told a post-summit news conference: "We moved one rung, two rungs up the ladder, and this itself is a momentous fact." +In contrast, capital-goods manufacturing rose 2% from January 1990. +About 45 percent of the fall freshman admissions will be based on criteria other than academic scores alone. +From remote island outposts to the crowded streets of London, New York, Moscow and Hong Kong, young and old will don "I Changed the World" T-shirts for an enlarged rerun of Sport Aid '86. +"We still are unable to determine that anything at all was done improperly," he says. +The proposed sale comes at a time when the personal-care industry is being increasingly consolidated into the hands of such multinational packaged-goods marketers as Procter & Gamble Co., Unilever and L'Oreal. +I want to make films for the rest of the world, with people who are genuinely unknown." +Her late husband was a local broadcaster. +Kavanaugh had been suffering from a bronchial virus for the past two weeks, family members said. +He said how money is spent is more important. +The reduction amounts to a cut of more than 28% in the average wage of $12 an hour, the union said. +In most states, current regulation "doesn't offer any protection for policyholders," said Joseph Belth, a professor of insurance at Indiana University. +A man who threatened to loose a 500-pound Bengal tiger on the Louisiana State University campus unless given a job "snapped" and deserves compassion, the school's basketball coach said Thursday. +The colony's trade account in the first 11 months swung to a deficit of HK$268 million from a surplus of HK$5.67 billion a year earlier. +The toymaker who in 1977 scaled the heights of New York's World Trade Center the hard way _ from the outside _ and was asked for his autograph by two cops sent to arrest him. +Mr. Maxwell says DAKA hasn't lost a single account as a result of its AIDS policy. +Although the defense statement that follows challenged the basis of each accusation, the court closely adhered to the prosecution's line of argument in its verdict, which was announced a mere hour after the close of argument. +The difficulty the justices faced in reaching agreement mirrors the shifting of American attitudes toward the Stars and Stripes. Until the Vietnam generation, Americans venerated the flag. +"If we let the situation persist and the Khmer Rouge gain more ground, they might harden their stance at the negotiating table," said Ek Sereywath, a spokesman in Sihanouk's office in Bangkok. +She said the links would be phased out over the next few months. +Few see a Dukakis victory as a disaster, for the realities of the office will progressively wear away his wilder notions, as they did Jimmy Carter's. +There will be no cost to the American taxpayer. +"We felt that neither one of us was big enough to deal with the industry," recalls Mr. Gifford, who retired at 61 last year as vice chairman of the merged concern. +Crews were beginning to bring it under control Monday. +A storm during a packed prayer service at a 10,000-seat amphitheater pelted participants with hail and cold rain and sent people scrambling for cover. +We are committed to training Nigerian staff to manage and maintain the whole operation.' In the long term, MTS hopes to extend radio communications to the rural areas where there are few or no landlines. +Finalist Amy Tan was cited for her first novel, "The Joy Luck Club," in which four Chinese friends in San Francisco meet weekly to play mah-jongg and talk about themselves, their ancestors and their American-born daughters. +The cooler air also brought relief for utilities in Pennsylvania, where Philadelphia Electric Co. was forced to impose a 5 percent voltage reduction Monday. +The two-year note stood at 100 11/32 late yesterday, down 1/16 point, to yield 5.92%. +After shrinking the company, he approached an investor who had helped to launch it, who agreed to take it over. +"I never liked the sense of somebody giving you something for nothing. +Mr. Neuharth said in a telephone interview yesterday that "I write what I believe in and if it's provocative, fine." +But his two opponents said they will seek to nullify the election on grounds of fraud and indicated it was unlikely they would join a national unity government. +However, it said it expects Neoax to remain highly leveraged and to continue to make debt-financed acquisitions to attain its goal of reaching $1 billion in sales in the next two to three years. +The protests began Sunday when 13 Buddhist monks and nuns started marching near the Jokhang Temple, a center of Tibetan Buddhism. +The facts weren't there, but the mood was. +For example, Toshiba currently pays Y50,000 (Pounds 330) to dispose of 1 tonne of industrial waste. +But such arguments are dismissed by those wanting change. "Why should people here be less able to adopt democracy than elsewhere?" asks Abdulnabi Al Sho'ala, a prominent Bahraini businessman. +Air Products & Chemicals Inc. agreed to acquire Anchor Chemical Group PLC, of Britain, for 6.38 pounds ($11.40) a share, or $45 million. +"This is sex discrimination," he said, pointing out the inconsistency of laws that permit an infertile man to arrange a pregnancy through a sperm donor but deny the same right to an infertile woman. +The crippled plane crashed into the Caspian Sea, killing all 57 people aboard. +"To split families simply encourages further violation of the law as they (illegal aliens) attempt to reunite," McNary said. +Just a 20-minute walk east from the spires of London's high finance and the dome of St. Paul's, signs of England melt away into the sounds and smells of the Asian subcontinent. +The rumors apparently first surfaced on European foreign-exchange markets late in their trading morning and soon spread to other markets. +Productivity should grow rapidly because the boomers will have peak skills. +Single-family starts totaled 1 million last year. +It would also support a single currency. +IBM and Apple will announce soon that a controversial IBM executive has been named to head the key part of their joint venture. +Here is a transcript of the speech by Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas nominating Sen. Dan Quayle of Indiana for vice president at the Republican National Convention on Thursday night. +With one, however limited in scope, he would have a basis for weighing the huge competing demands on America's attention and resources. +Bodies from the wreck washed up on the island for months and at least one sailor is buried somewhere on the island. +Federico Guendel of the Vulcanological and Seismological Observatory in San Jose said 60 aftershocks struck in the hour after the second quake. +Novell expects Lotus's salespeople, who deal with big corporations, will help it get its Netware into more offices. +International Business Machines Corp. received a $120.3 million Navy contract for signal processors for anti-submarine warfare equipment. +Little unity is evident among the dozens of parties born of concern for man's ravaging of the planet, but all benefit from growing worry about pollutants in the air, water and food supplies. +'He's a good enough conductor,' says one orchestra veteran, 'but whether he's right for us is another matter. +Close cooperation with the government gives market participants an opportunity to understand policy makers' views, so they don't have to speculate as much on how officials react to specific indicators, analysts say. +The Society of General Internal Medicine's task force on doctor and patient has trained more than 300 medical school faculty members to teach communications skills. +Jones, a recovering alcoholic and an actor who played Cooter the mechanic in the television series, "Dukes of Hazzard," is taking his second shot at Swindall's seat. +DEVON ENERGY Corp., Oklahoma City, said it offered 1.2 million shares of convertible preferred stock for $25 a share. +He said students who were beaten during the fighting ducked into alleyways and shops along Tbilisi's main thoroughfare, Rustaveli Street, for medical care. +Some of the speculation in publications and circulating in the retail industry suggests Macy's may be contemplating divestitures due to concerns about servicing the heavy debt load it took on in its leveraged buyout. +"But it has almost foreclosed their ability to make a profit." The current test requires that 70% of a thrift's assets meet certain criteria. +Mr. Visher allegedly set up an elaborate scheme to funnel payments to Mr. Alegrett, a Venezuelan, through a series of friends and relatives of Mr. Alegrett's in South and Central America. +"My feeling is I want to take those verdicts," Pounders said Thursday after the panel returned 13 more decisions, bringing their total to 52. "But that's not necessarily the right decision. +The main fire, which began Sunday morning along Highway 49 about 30 miles northwest of Nevada City, was apparently caused by an illegal burn of debris, said U.S. Forest Service spokeswoman Ann Dow. +Borden Inc., a New York-based producer of dairy, grocery and chemical products, reported second-quarter earnings climbed 21% to a record for any second period of $62.7 million, or 85 cents a share. +"Davis will be permitted to make its best bid to the board of directors for a negotiated acquisition after reviewing the non-public information," Davis Acquisition said. +One question is whether the regulation of futures and future indexes, now the jurisdiction of the CFTC, should be placed under the SEC. +South African and Angolan officials met Friday in Brazzaville, Congo, and discussed how to resolve Angola's 13-year civil war and end South African rule over South-West Africa, also known as Namibia. +As with many other small cities, big discount department stores on the outskirts of town have put a squeeze on the downtown business district, where the city has begun a $450,000 revitalization project. +Black Africa is a disgrace. +The list showed Kohl, multimillionaire owner of the Milwaukee Bucks basketball team, made 290 political contributions since 1975 with a total of $9,000 going to Earl for his gubernatorial campaigns in 1982 and 1986. +Coffee prices plunged to 14-year lows on Wednesday after an official expressed pessimism about efforts to restore export quotas. +Partners in Chartwell Associates include the Fisher real estate family of New York as well as the family trust of oil heir Gordon P. Getty and a subsidiary of Dallas-based Mary Kay Corp., the parent of Mary Kay Cosmetics. +American Greetings offers Anytime Cards and tests a back-to-school theme; Hallmark's "Just How I Feel" line notes "all sorts of personal feelings and relationships." +Under the revised terms, Reliance would pay $7.75 a share in cash and $2.25 a share in preferred stock for the approximately 16.1 million shares it doesn't already own. +If it is struggling to meet its interest payments, that's good. +At least 900 American men, women and children are trapped in Iraq and Kuwait, the State Department said today as it again accused Saddam Hussein's government of barbarism. +The first champagne corks popped minutes later. +Tony" Tarracino, the boat captain, barkeep and storyteller extraordinaire, is Key West's new mayor. +But the backlog itself is more than enough to torpedo any general recovery in land prices. +In all, analysts said the Big Three will report a cumulative 1991 loss approaching $8 billion, including the restructuring charge GM plans to take in the fourth quarter. +Burstion-Wade said part of the reason for the delay was that Lucas "was just interviewed last week by the FBI." +The company is "rigorously" contesting the OSHA citation. +He annoyed White House Budget Director Richard Darman the other day by suggesting changes in Medicare premiums that he hadn't first cleared with the administration. +The Commodity Research Bureau, a unit of Miami-based Knight-Ridder Inc., uses 1967 price levels as a base of 100. +The scratch was discovered on Sunday by a park ranger. +In Southern California counties, a total of 45 homes were destroyed or damaged in brush fires by Wednesday night. +The mixed-race or 'coloured' community came next. +"We invite them to friendship," he said. +He was barred from Romania while Ceausescu held power and a first report based on sources outside Romania was dated Dec. 18, shortly before the dictator was deposed and later executed. +But Judge Pollack rejected Mr. Smith's request that the IRS be given until Sept. 1 to continue its investigation. +Call it the frontier humor of the Electronic Age. +The agreement calls for Massey to pay about $2.4 million in settlements and back wages to 92 strikers it had fired. +In the Pennzoil case, the strategy fell flat. +But it made us all cry." +Last year, its U.S. stores and catalogs contributed just 16.6% of total profit from the company's operating groups. +The gunman's long silence has made it difficult for the 50 investigators assigned to the Zodiac task force to develop new leads. +In the late 1920s, when Soviet leaders issued the call to develop Siberia, Lisha was one of the first to sign up. +Its mere threat to counter any squeeze by un-scheduled sales of additional paper should render attempts by big operators to corner a particular issue too risky. +From November appointments will be guaranteed within a two-hour time band. +The exact number of layoffs will not be known until company officials meet with union leaders to discuss the changes, he said, but Chevron plans to operate the plant with about 400 fewer employees. +He declines to comment on his strategy for the current market. +The RICO case, which accused Northwestern Bell of bribing state public utility officials, had been dismissed by the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. +Angry and hungry, you return to the elevator lobby and punch the button for Bruce. +I want to commend the Journal for bringing these subjects to the public's attention. +The Reagan administration, like previous administrations, considers the Vietnam-era statute to be unconstitutional. +The human rights monitor Africa Watch has accused the Angolan government and U.S. backed rebels of abuses ranging from indiscriminate use of land mines to restricting the movement of civilians. +Mr. Tauer doesn't plan to jettison health care stocks entirely, although he has trimmed his medical-related holdings to about 13% of his total portfolio from 20%. +Sales were only $27 million in the year ended in February 1989. +Karine - is that how you pronounce it? +Welcome to the upscale McDonald's _ where the humble Big Mac is served in a veritable temple, featuring a uniformed doorman, a pianist performing on a black baby grand, and even an electronic ticker for brokers bingeing on junk bonds and junk food. +David Tweedie would hardly approve. As a piece of financial engineering, the acquisition's appeal is now becoming apparent. +"The crew failed to understand that the captain asked this because of safety reasons," Harmsen told the AP. "They thought it was another company ploy." +The Turtles, Rare Earth and other 1960s rock groups will appear at a Memorial Day benefit concert to raise money for a state Vietnam veterans memorial, officials announced. +Amdura Corp. said it is urging shareholders to refrain from voting to oust the company's directors. +"The team was 1-15 last year. +Nili Arad, a state prosecutor, said the army had no immediate plans to destroy more homes in Beita. +U.S. officials were shocked to learn that more than 90% of the Central Intelligence Agency's covert operations in Cuba had been taken over and controlled for years by the Cuban intelligence service, the DGI. +The union represents 700 technical engineers, laboratory personnel, writers and illustrators. +They have a natural instinct to run dogs and coyotes out of their territory." In simpler times, a politician, a president, could tailor his message to fit his audience, and chances were the adjustments would go unnoticed. +In turn this gave renewed impetus to the efforts of Mr Gonzalez' Banking Committee to establish the truth. The call for management changes at BNL also focused attention on the issue of BNL's under capitalisation. +"I think it's the way he wanted to go," said his daughter, Ann Spiegel, a 46-year-old New York social worker. "I don't have a terrible feeling about it. +A poll taken in August for the gaming industry shows Bryan with a 14-point lead over Hecht. +The deficit on visible earnings has been widening and last year there was an overall balance of payments deficit for the first time in seven years. There is also concern at trends in the fiscal accounts. +He believes the car market can bounce back if the government adopts a more accommodating attitude. +In the next five weeks, the crucial bargains must be struck if the future of Maastricht is to be settled. +After protests and lawsuits by advocacy groups, Congress enacted legislation in 1986 broadening the grounds for admission but left discretion in the hands of the director of the Office of Personnel Management. +Investors spent yesterday assessing the market's performance during the first month of the year and trying to decide what might lie ahead. +The conference was told the potato is becoming a vital source of nutrition around the world. +President Bush on Tuesday signed a deficit reduction bill that would trim spending by $14.7 billion, with a goal of reducing this year's deficit to about $103 billion, according to supporters of the measure. +And some medical companies have included photos of partial nudes in their reports. +The Spanish newspapers were so convinced of a Labour victory that many of them claimed Mr Kinnock had won in their first edition stories. +The board initially voted in June to halt the project in Israel's Arava desert for a two-year ecological study of bird migrations, which environmentalists said could be disturbed by the transmitter. +Another change addresses the concerns of multinational corporations with U.S. units that feared the reporting requirements would give competitors details about their acquisitions and operations. +"I'm disappointed with the result. +Rex-PT was created by combining the Rexnord power transmission equipment business with PT Components Inc., which Banner purchased last August. +"It's hard to eliminate the adversarial approach entirely, but we have a common purpose," says Mr. Murphy, "an agreement that both sides can live with." +MT's claim for damages exceeded the Pounds 12m contractual limit 'by a large margin'. No provisions had been made for either amount. +Church support for fair elections is a new factor in the political equation here, where the church has not been as influential as it is in Nicaragua or El Salvador. +At news conferences he received lengthy rounds of applause from local reporters. +As soon as she arrived in Tangier in 1947, Jane, whose novel, Two Serious Ladies (1943) had given her a reputation as writer to rival her husband's, fell in love with an illiterate young Moroccan woman she discovered in the grain market. +Like many other entrepreneurs mesmerized by a rapidly growing market, Mr. Powelson jumped into recycling without the shelter of a niche. +The judge also will consider allowing the plaintiff in the Newark, N.J., case to see another 1,489 memos and transcripts that allegedly show tobacco companies knew smoking was dangerous but kept the information from the public. +"We want to make editorial changes that drive the product upscale," said Larry Burke, whose brash entrepreneurship pushed the magazine through various formats since 1976. +MANY PRIVATE sector employers have long regarded the company pension fund as a profit centre. +SG WARBURG, the global co-ordinator for the rights issue for Zeneca, Imperial Chemical Industries' bioscience business, is testing the market with a rights price of about 600p. Opinions differ whether investors would be willing to accept that price. +Those hanged in Tehran "were involved for years in drug trafficking and organized prostitution," said a statement by the Islamic Revolutionary Court, which handed down the sentences, IRNA reported. +The boy who escaped, and one of the eight children held hostage, were both family friends, while the other seven children were Dang's children, authorities said. +Some speak German or Dutch, and many are accompanied by young children. +In 1984, a year after he began the encyclopedia project as a sixth-grader, an FBI agent visited his North Haledon home and later questioned him on the telephone, the suit said. +In both the Suez and Hungarian crises, the United States accompanied its actions, and inaction, with an outpouring of rhetoric drawn from the inexhaustible ideological warehouse of liberalism. +Deduct taxes, and the money-fund investor made hardly any money at all. +After the layoffs, Kidder will have about 6,300 employees, roughly the number it had at the beginning of 1986. +The only problem is, the lawsuit claimed Mr. Posner has 14. +We want peace to come to Afghanistan." At the teacher's training school, 18-year-old Adilla Dehquanzadeh said she wanted to ask President Bush why the Americans are arming the mujahedeen. +Wholesale unleaded gasoline soared more than 2 cents a gallon in choppy, nervous trading Thursday on technical factors and anticipation that OPEC members may soon reach a formal agreement for slashing oil production. +In addition, though, the United States agreed to evacuate Soviet diplomats from Liberia if necessary, Defense Secretary Dick Cheney said in an interview Tuesday with Hearst Newspapers. +Few had predicted, however, that it would encounter legal problems at the SEC. +Because food and energy prices swing widely from month to month and are less influenced by the economy as a whole, analysts look to the inflation rate of other goods as an indicator of underlying inflationary pressures in the economy. +Hormel, best known for Spam and other canned meat products, is a stock that is already sizzling, compared with the rest of the food issues. +It turns out the invaders are the usual cliches. +A total of 136 blocks, covering 421,000 square kilometres of unexplored territory, were thrown open to bids due in November 1990. +"We're not going to stand by and let management learn to drive our trains when we're not even on strike," White said. +"And have you ever had someone hired to say you exercised bad judgment?" said Madson. +That performance is convincing many analysts that far from being a bubble about to burst, Japan's stock market _ like its economy _ is a bedrock of stability that's a growing influence on world markets. +US reserves of recoverable crude oil may be far larger than previously believed, according to an Energy Department study. +Authority to shoot down planes has been proposed by Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. +At Friday's session, the Soviets and Americans clashed on whether war was imminent more than a quarter-century ago. +He also compared him favorably to Michaelangelo. +They have vowed to call for strikes and protests to push for her ouster if the arrests are not made. +But every Conservative seat is at risk. The table gives, in rough order, the seats in which the Tories have the best chance of survival and the 10 best bets for the Liberal Democrats. The author is a fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford. +Mr Johann Farnleitner, deputy secretary general of the Austrian Chamber of Commerce, says more than 12,000 people have gone through 420 courses to date. +America West was particularly affected because it had held two 50%-off sales in the months before its Chapter 11 filing, and found that far more passengers redeemed their coupons during the second quarter than it had anticipated. +Livestock and pork futures settled higher Tuesday. +The crime was classified as a bias assault, but Police Commissioner Lee Brown stressed that it was not a premeditated attack, having grown out of a chance encounter. +Plant equipment was repaired without technical supervisors and was not tested before being put into service despite serious defects, the newspaper said. +Last week, Mr. Saunders was charged with attempting to "pervert the course of justice" by ordering the destruction and falsification of documents related to Guinness's $3.8 billion takeover of Distillers Co. last year. +Apparently not fully stretched in his role scrutinising the glamorous world of building societies, Robert Villiers, analyst at UBS, has released a dance CD single and video. +Quaker reported revenues of $1.56 billion for the period, which is the fourth quarter in the company's fiscal year, compared with revenues of $1.49 billion for the same period in fiscal 1988. +Outboard and inboard engines for recreational boats sold in the region would have to meet tougher air pollution control standards. +A team of German scholars produced the new edition two years ago, saying it corrected about 5,000 omissions, transpositions and other errors in previous editions. +He said the government's legislation was 'misguided'. While the government is not expected to lose the vote, its problems over rail privatisation were exacerbated by last night's intervention by Lord Peyton. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Reichhold closed at $64 a share, up 87.5 cents. +The group led by BellSouth and Cable & Wireless is called Australian Communication Enterprise Project. +But this is a line of work he is now abandoning, having emerged from his self-described midlife crisis as the president of the software company HD Pacific. +Last Friday, police arrested Mr Giancarlo Cozza, the 55-year-old chief executive of Fiat Ferroviaria Savigliano, the railway equipment division of the Fiat group. +An armed group came out to meet the Americans. +Thousands of civilian women underwent arms training for militia work, some in the use of Soviet-made anti-aircraft guns. +Finally, nothing in the arrangement prevents insiders from agreeing to sell the company to a purchaser who wins their approval. +After investigating the case, Old Line Life denied payment on the policy because Ms. Silvera was a smoker. +In other words, a department. +Cook on Tuesday said she was going to throw it out with the trash Tuesday, but looked in the bag before tossing it out. +Meanwhile, Paramount asked the New York Stock Exchange to investigate Time's bid for Warner on the ground that the companies may have violated exchange rules. +But recent gains against a rising stock market suggest that drug stocks are at least attracting bargain hunters. +It predicted the total by the end of the year would be $200 billion, and warned "the American people that they would face acute economic and financial hardhips as a result of their president's rash adventure," INA said. +I was listening to this rhythm and thought this was the thing closest to black music I'd heard. +At the same time, a bill that would require export licenses for certain chemicals, such as ether and acetone, that are needed for cocaine production, languishes in a House subcommittee because of the opposition of U.S. chemical manufacturers. +'That amounts to putting one-third of your investment in a single company, which many investment managers say would be a high-risk strategy.' Robin Bloor, of Chase de Vere, takes a similar view. +The doctors said they reached their findings after examining paintings by the four artists and by eight others without rheumatic disease, who lived at the same times and who favored paler, earthier colors containing harmless iron and carbon compounds. +In September, it purchased Anderson, Clayton & Co., a Houston-based food maker for $805 million. +In October, their temperatures rose inexplicably for several days. +"We're in the business to sell product. We aren't in this as an art form. It's true, the art helps cut through the clutter. +President Junius R. Jayewardene, who has governed since 1977, is prohibited by law from seeking another term and has said he will step down after a successor is sworn in. +The civilian death toll is unclear, but more than 200 are believed to have died. +Museum curators have long taken wealthy patrons by the arm to beg for this painting or that statue. +Most animal fats are 45% saturated. A notable and healthy exception is fish; if fish carried such a load of saturated fat, they'd become stiff as boards in cold water and couldn't swim. +The new three-year, eight-month labor agreement with the United Automobile and Aerospace Workers union came on Sunday, two weeks before the old contract was set to expire on July 2. +Today, he remains one step ahead. +And job-bias victims can't bring class-action suits. +Congressional proposals to raise the minimum wage and require employer-sponsored health insurance could save taxpayers millions of dollars in subsidies for the poor and uninsured, according to a labor union study released today. +The other was to be filled in today, he said. +"We have taken a good, hard look and haven't found anything that leads us to believe that Prozac causes suicidal thoughts," said Leber. +Assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel Gillogly conceded as much at one point in the trial. +The June figure also rose 0.6% fromMay. +Sulcus makes automated systems for the lodging, legal and real estate markets. +U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson ruled that the defense would be prohibited from presenting evidence that Barry was a target of selective prosecution. +Lately, however, a coolness developed in the relationship as a succession of military victories made Baghdad less willing to settle for peace. +One source of Egyptian revenue that has been helped by the war is the country's modest oil exports. +Infected women can pass the disease along to their unborn children. +The industry has lobbied hard for their removal, particularly in the face of competition from the National Lottery. Coral, the 700-shop chain owned by Bass, said the most important change was to allow ordinary shopfronts. +Similarly, the U.S. has agreed to register 21 Kuwaiti ships under its flag. +A spokeswoman for the New York Stock Exchange, Sharon Gamsin, said the Big Board had not seen the GAO report and would not comment until it had reviewed it. +Britannia has two other extended-range 767 aircraft on order. +"If you have higher costs, you might have lower sale prices, but transactions will still occur at a very heavy pace." +Two well-dressed visitors posing as lawyers approached the building at the same time and took out guns. +Novell jumped as it reached an agreement with Hewlett-Packard under which the companies will develop a version of Novell's Netware computer networking software that will run on Hewlett's reduced instruction-set computing systems. +Somehow, they must retain that advantage, while increasing efficiency. +"It's very bad for us now," said student Nazim Rexhepi, an ethnic Albanian with no known family ties to the politician. "Nobody asks us anything. +Yanchenkov said authorities had recorded 167 "pogroms," meaning ethnic attacks, and cases of arson. +For example, WWM's Pounds 106.5m purchase of Wimpey Waste Management in October 1991 led to goodwill write-offs of nearly Pounds 100m after fair value adjustments. +Chrysler had no immediate response to GM's announcement yesterday. +While "you don't like to see companies lose focus," he said the centers may pose a "real opportunity" for the company. +Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., said he believes that it is "high time" Shultz visited the area in an attempt to revitalize the peace process. +The French finance minister's memorandum says the European currency unit could be issued as legal tender alongside national currencies and eventually could replace them. +The controversy over missile technology also could exacerbate the debate about Bush administration policy toward Beijing on another front. +'Our people in eastern Europe are a bit like members of the Foreign Legion, with more than a fair share of divorces and unhappy marriages among them,' says the eastern Europe manager of one large accounting firm, who wishes to remain anonymous. +At the Oregon Office of Economic Development, state officials are looking to create such jobs as cabinet and furniture makers in the secondary markets as primary wood jobs are lost. +Media General last week launched its own newspaper ad attack in which it urged shareholders to back the company's slate of Class A directors. +Combined sales for Scott Worldwide's personal care and cleaning business rose 14 percent from last year. +They will be used primarily on its route network to European, African and Middle Eastern destinations. +The embassy declined to confirm their identities or nationalities. +Bruno Bettelheim, a psychologist and prolific author who studied under Sigmund Freud and gained fame for his work with emotionally disturbed children, killed himself Tuesday in a Maryland nursing home, a medical examiner said. +Also planned were Dollars 2.5m in anti-narcotics aid and Dollars 400,000 for military training. On Tuesday Mr Serrano dissolved the Congress and the judiciary and said he planned to rule by decree until a new constitution was drafted. +Earlier, in Tokyo, the dollar fell to 144.00 Japanese yen from 144.60 yen at Thursday's close and in London, it edged up to 144.10 yen. +South Korea, which still owes over $600 million, is too well off for debt forgiveness, according to an official of the U.S. Agency for International Development. +The synagogue was once one of the largest in Europe. +Officials said five male culprits, aged 7 to 79, have been caught so far this year. +Women are already teaching in some seminaries, but observers said the synod recommendation could make their use more widespread. +Last year, Argentina raised exports to a record Dollars 406.5m (Pounds 228.30), 26 per cent more than in 1990. +In mitigation, defense lawyers argued that Khumalo's career and possibly his life could have been in jeopardy if he had become known as an informer. +But Bruce Babbitt, Michael Dukakis and all the GOP presidential candidates except Mr. Dole say it's terrible and won't touch it. +As is customary, the Fed summary was released a few days after the subsequent policy committee meeting, which occurred last Tuesday. +Politics also divides the Koreans and the kyoppo. +They found Stephen on a life support system. At 10 p.m., he passed away. +They'd determine where parents could store their kids during the day, and they'd regulate the storage facilities. +Auditors hired by the Illinois Commerce Commission ruled that Commonwealth Edison Co. wasted nearly $872 million during construction of its controversial Braidwood 1 nuclear plant. +Psychiatrists could not have predicted that a former mental patient would suddenly become homicidal, the head of Maryland's hospital for the criminally insane said Thursday. +It is hardly surprising that Mr Patten will mount as presidential a campaign as is possible in Britain. Presidential but not regal. +County supervisors meeting in Washington may be invited to meet with the president. +The federal funds rates is the rate banks charge each other on overnight loans. +They originially were to have arrived Monday and there was no explanation for the delay. +The sale started in 1950 out of simple necessity, Tibbets recalled. +The indictment contends Karl made $200,000 in illegal campaign contributions to Hart and other candidates, $38,300 to congressional and Senate candidates and $159,500 to Hart's 1984 campaign. +On Monday, Dec. 24, the price of Phillips shares dropped from $54 to $45 each. +On the tape, the woman asked Lukens why he was "messing around" with her daughter, Rosie. +"It really shouldn't be that way," he said. "But unfortunately, that's part of our society." Jury sentencing disparities reflect "the kind of jurors we have in Dallas County," said lawyer Adelfa B. Callejo. +The report by the Department of Health and Human Services projects that over the first four years of the program, benefit payments will exceed premium revenues by nearly $1 billion, or $3 billion, including administrative costs. +That suit is pending in Delaware Chancery Court. +Nine of the 10 mice in the experiment appeared to retain their new hearts permanently without need for continual therapy. +To date the 66,000 employees of the airlines whose jobs have been saved by Texas Air and the public who have saved billions in air fare on Continental have been principal beneficiaries of Texas Air's investment in its subsidiaries. +Likewise, there were small light monitors on the front hood that indicated ife on. +According to the National Solid Wastes Management Association, an industry trade group, revenue for the solid and hazardous waste disposal business has grown by about $5 billion to $15 billion in the past five years. +Moody's said that credit-card issuers whose securities it examined wrote off, at an annual rate, 4.5% of outstanding credit card debt in November, a 49% increase from the 3.02% rate a year earlier. +Operating profits in the dairy division were Pounds 92m, against Pounds 62.5m, with an underlying rise of 8 per cent. +It will also write to 269 other individuals who may be eligible for help under a new claims resolution program. +Tens of thousands of demonstrators on Sunday protested plans to modernize NATO's short-range nuclear missiles in Europe, an issue on the agenda of an alliance meeting this week. +The Bush family apparently has decided not to publicly discuss the separation, which is the only one that has occurred among the president's five children. +Instead, Labour promises a deluge of information that will let underperforming schools off the hook. The verdict - in the words of school reports over the years - is 'must try harder'. +LaFrance said his study, despite its sharp criticisms of the safety board's investigation, did not mean to second-guess the Gander report. +"I missed work when I wanted to miss work," at times staying home drunk, he says. +Piper's Nicoski said Greenspan left open the possibility that the Fed officials "may not be able to tighten as much as they'd like" because of the financial failures in the savings and loan industry. +Election uncertainty, however, could still disrupt what has been only a modest improvement. +The interim dividend is 23.7p (23.6p), payable from earnings of 43p (30p). +Affected are certain 1987 Buick Electra, Oldsmobile Delta 88 and Ninety-Eight and Pontiac Bonneville models. +Economists said the overall increase by non-farm businesses reflected aggressive moves by both heavy industry and service-oriented concerns to cut employment levels. +Montana could lose one of its two seats in the U.S. House of Representatives because its population has remained steady since the 1980 census. +No, he doesn't plan to branch into other types of floor coverings or to open his own stores, Mr. Shaw says, and he doubts that Shaw will buy a fiber company. +They can import more, they can export less, they can do whatever they want to." The U.S. executives repeatedly suggested that Japanese car makers play by different rules than other foreign competitors. +The USS Samuel B. Roberts, a guided-missile frigate that nearly sank last year after striking a mine in the Persian Gulf, was returned to the Navy in a ceremony Monday. +It is now not just a budget chamber, but also a legislative chamber. Obviously, its sovereignty is shared with the council of member states, which also represents democratic governments. +The cost to fight the fire so far is $361,000, and it could cost $1 million when all the expenses are tallied, Homann said. +"What the government has finally realized is you need creative financing to move this stuff," said Mr. Nussbaum. +About 100,000 people jammed Wenceslas Square on Tuesday for the first free commemoration of the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion and heard their leaders exhort them to fight the legacy of Communist rule. +And now that he's a smash performer and songwriter at 27, he wants to quit doing what tons of gifted youngsters all over the world would shoot Grandma for - just one crack at what he's complaining about," said Sinatra, who will be 75 on Dec. 12. +As a young officer, Paul was a protege of Francois Duvalier's finance minister, Clovis Desinor. +UK operating margins, although increasing, are still held back by the lower margin beer and soft drinks operations, but would benefit from the disposal or closure of the pectin business. +But I wish he and his mentor, Sir Alan Walters, would read my actual words carefully before going up in flames. +The Czech National Bank is pushing to make the currency, the koruna, fully convertible by 1995, and it has been stable for the past three years. +He has hammered out contracts to squeeze oil from worked-over fields in Morocco, Pakistan and Indonesia since 1984. +During the 27-month closedown, the utility district spent $400 million on the 913-megawatt plant, which came on line in 1975 at a cost of $350 million. +Women now account for nearly half of the university's population. +Gandhi said he wished Chandra Shekhar well in his post. "He has got a difficult task in dealing with the mess left by V.P. Singh's government," he told reporters outside Parliament. +Are we to believe that mortal sins will be cured by distant politicians? +Analysts added that they doubted the company would be able to top Maxwell's offer with any restructuring. +But before 1989, value funds led the market for eight years, and growth funds lagged. +We must change the system to minimize that influence-buying factor. +However, the two companies are partners in the heavy-truck business in Europe. +Traditional regulation puts ceilings on earnings, which he believes has the effect of discouraging costly investments needed to develop new products. +And predicting political trends can be even dicier than predicting economic ones. +Also, business inventories grew 0.8% in August. +Among the disappointed observers today were two of the five astronauts slated to fly Discovery on the first post-Challenger mission, Navy Capt. +Cajun more accurately, they say, can be divided into two major regional dialects, known as bayou Cajun and prairie Cajun, plus a jambalaya of subregional dialects. +In Wellington, where stock prices slipped for the sixth consecutive session, Bank of New Zealand fell 2 New Zealand cents to 67 cents (39 U.S. cents). +The British pound fell to $1.8960 from $1.9120. +Jose Carreras, Placido Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti _ in alphabetical order, please _ will sing tonight under the stars and amid the ruins of the Baths of Caracalla in a charity sendoff to the World Cup soccer championship. +Sun said some of the growth reflects higher earnings in the oil sands operation of Suncor, a majority-owned Canadian subsidiary. +Hewlett-Packard plans to unveil a laser model next week that soon will be sold for under $1,000, or 33% less than previous models. +Karnes, 39, is in the unusual position of being an incumbent facing a tough bid for nomination. +Only after the code is correctly dialed can the officers use their keys. +And he recognizes himself through the terrible changes in her face. +Much of Armenia still is in ruins, despite millions of dollars in assistance from the United States and elsewhere. +But Charles Schoonover says Jeff and his brother Scott, 27, didn't like to keep regular hours and sometimes exhibited a "holier-than-thou" attitude toward customers. +Esteban helped build Ra II from papyrus reeds in Morocco, and Heyerdahl sailed it in 1970 for 3,200 miles and 57 days to Barbados in the Caribbean. +And this time around, they've got a consensus of Wall Street economists supporting their bearish view. +The ranking members of the 1989 committee would like to avoid a similar incident. +This one will not go. +Joy Jacobson was asked by Cranston's attorney, "Did Sen. Cranston ever say to you, when the contributions were made, whether it was expected he would act in any way for Keating or American Continental?" "No," she responded. +Contrary to the popular image of music-crazed adolescents glued to their stereos, girls who took part in the study reported listening to music only 1.8 hours a week, compared with 1.2 hours a week among boys. +"There were a lot of professionals in the market, but we didn't really have much business from longer-term investors other than trading accounts," said Dale Tills, manager of institutional equities trading at Charles Schwab. +Qintex America, which already owns 53.4% of the resort operator's shares, said it is considering buying the remaining ones for an undetermined price. +Writethrus hourly; more frequently during peak periods. +They were singing with Bruce Springsteen during an eight-hour rock concert Friday night celebrating the 40th anniversary of the United Nations Universal Declaration on Human Rights. +The Panamanian and American governments have been working to relocate them. +Traders said the stock and bond markets showed little immediate reaction to an upward revision in third-quarter Gross National Product and to a report showing corporate profits declined 7.2 percent in the July-September period. +Americans seem to be growing more and more hostile toward government - viewing it more as their enemy than their servant. +Researchers said that there were few deaths for the specific causes in women, so those results should be interpreted cautiously. +Without a doubt "choice" will be discussed at the summit along with five other topics that Bush and the governors hope will lead to national goals on what children should learn. +Mr Mncwango insists the ANC stole it from the IFP. The crowd was large and obedient, a reflection of the disciplined Inkatha party machine which is spewing out election posters by the thousands. +Don Rickles has the last word. +The United States is seeking approximately $28 billion through the end of 1991 for the gulf campaign. +Dart Group attempted to woo Supermarkets General by offering to negotiate all terms of its $1.62 billion takeover bid for the food retailer. +Ethanol is the principal octane booster used in premium-grade gasolines, replacing toxic lead additives, and is considered a possible substitute motor fuel for the future. +Connector companies haven't been able to impose price increases for as long as seven years, Mr. Lazlo says, and he doesn't see much prospect of price boosts soon. +The employees killed were "snow makers" and had been performing routine maintenance on one of the six compressors when it exploded. +Gay rights activists whose "kiss-in" was thwarted by police earlier in the week restaged it Thursday a half-block from the Democratic National Convention site after receiving an apology from the mayor. +"Even the publicity we generated through a defense wouldn't sell enough books to cover our deductible," said Macmillan's Mr. Besse. +Volume was light, as 289.5 million shares changed hands, compared with 311.7 million shares at the same time Friday. +"The rank and file ultimately will find ways to express themselves," he said. +The French government proposed to merge Thomson, its money-losing television maker, and CEA-Industrie, a profitable nuclear-fuel concern. +Analysts also said there was a sense of relief after Tokyo's key Nikkei index of 225 selected issues finished about 400 points higher today, nearly erasing Tuesday's 500-point drop, its largest decline this year. +Chase today says its consumer business is in a neck-and-neck race with Chemical Banking Corp. for the No. 2 spot in the New York City market behind Citicorp. +Other domestic and foreign biotechnology firms are pushing hard to develop their own synthetic hGH. +David Owen resigned as leader of Britain's opposition Social Democratic Party after failing to persuade members to vote against merging with the Liberal Party. +In 1984 there was an inquiry into whether Barry bought drugs from former city official Karen Johnson, who was convicted of cocaine dealing. +It would establish an "algae abatement district," similar to mosquito abatement districts, water districts and fire districts. +Ken dialed Zircon Jim. +Hun Sen and Vietnam oppose major U.N. participation unless the Cambodian seat in the United Nations, now held by Sihanouk's coalition, is vacated. +Tutu, visiting to confer with other opposition leaders and U.S. officials, said the fight for equality is not over and urged continued political and economic pressure on the South African government to dismantle apartheid. +A Tiger spokesman, speaking on condition of anonymity, said five guerrillas were killed. +Playing this overeager parent, Steve Martin puts on a delightful show, expanding the part of an ordinary guy to the broad dimensions of his outsized talents as actor and comic. +"Supply has caught up with demand," Goldman's Mr. Meltzer says. +Rumors had it that RJR would move its headquarters either to New York or the East Hanover, N.J., headquarters of its Nabisco Brands Inc. unit. +Thirty-eight summers ago at Tecumseh Lodge in Eagle River, Wis., my riding instructor was "Uncle" Al Dorfman. +Cable television must provide more quality and not just quantity in programming, key executives say. +The city's Health Department says it has documented the first two cases in which men have become infected with the AIDS virus through oral sex. +Although there are still a million more out of work than when Mr Major became chancellor, unemployment is falling. +At the suggestion of financiers, Mr. Washington hired a white general manager, to shore up investor confidence in the company's management. +Anti-Semitism, emigration and the development of Jewish culture are on the agenda. +Israel Shaked Boston University Boston Anheuser-Busch Cos. said its 1986 net income will be boosted by $23 million, or eight cents a share, as a result of its decision to change its pension accounting. +Floods and mudslides swamped several towns on the island of Palawan, killing 75 people and raising to at least 670 the number feared dead from three typhoons that struck the country in two weeks, officials said today. +Some analysts have said the proposal appeared to be a bargain for TCI. +Irish Distillers, Ireland's largest distiller of whiskey, has rejected the bid, which has drawn unfavorable responses from several other parties since it was announced May 30. +Fitzwater said there were no new developments at that meeting, and that Bush had reiterated his support for a reconcilation government in Cambodia with the prince at the head of it. +When several agricultural groups said they wanted more evidence proving that there had been no inside trading by CBOT executives either for their firm or their firm's customers, Mielke said he doubted it would defuse conspiracy theories. +The scientists who found the amino acids suggested that they had arrived on the meteorite, an idea that met with some skepticism. +Disbarred lawyer William Borders was jailed Friday for refusing to answer a senator's questions in the impeachment case against federal judge Alcee Hastings. +Jackson stayed at the hotel for two weeks as he rehearsed for his national concert tour, which began this week in Kansas City, Mo. +Hundreds of prostitutes marched out of the city's biggest red light district Tuesday night, demanding free health care, education for their children and an end to police harassment. +Renewed fighting between Sandinistas and Contras would make campaigning impossible. +Overall tax receipts edged up to $110.61 billion from $108.25 billion. +The ministry said it scaled back shares available to foreign investors by 15% from the original 6.9 million shares. +"Sarafina!" which features the Mbaqanga music of the black townships, is much more musical than "Asinamali." +Haifa, a Mediterranean port city in northern Israel where 10 percent of the 220,000 population is Arab, has been symbol of Arab-Israeli coexistence despite the 30-month-old Palestinian uprising in the occupied territories. +Mr. Greenspan, as usual, didn't give any clues to the Fed's policy plans. +A similar test is scheduled for Sept. 14 at the Soviet Union's Semipalatinsk testing range. +The investment trust figure does not include costs. +But there is no doubt that names can be either silly or apparently inappropriate and still remain world famous and popular. +Mr. Rooker couldn't be reached for comment, and Rockwell won't say much because the suit is pending in federal district court in Denver. +It was the same kind of rocket that had left the earlier Intelsat VI satellite stranded. +In the year-earlier third quarter, Dravo earned $31 million, or $2.20 a share, after an extraordinary gain of $27.5 million, on revenue of $251 million. +"Realistically, without a full-court press from the administration, it's about a four- or five-year type of project." +South Africa denies it is continuing aid for the rebels despite signing a non-aggression pact with Mozambique in 1984. +"We ought to be damned careful that this is an honest inquiry, not a political one," said Kahn, now a professor of political economy at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y. +"You can't have every `t' crossed and every `i' dotted," Bush said. +For example, Kohl said, he is committed to the political union of Europe. +The amount of Pell grant aid awarded to students actually rose nearly 57 percent from 1980 to 1988, or 17 percent taking inflation into account, according to The College Board, a New York-based lobbying group. +Lower-priced parts, mainly legs and other dark meat parts, helped boost sales in major Pacific markets. +The acquisition of Sagasco would mean that about one-third of Boral's gross earnings would come from energy. Boral's earnings statement showed it spent ADollars 500m on acquisitions and capital expenditure last year. +Sears Canada Inc., 62% owned by Sears, Roebuck & Co., is offering "The 7% Solution," giving shoppers discounts of 7% to 28% on shoes and clothing until Feb. 17. +Sales nevertheless fell rapidly, one of the factors behind last week's Dollars 5.3bn takeover of Syntex by Switzerland's Roche. SB is likely to reveal further parts of its strategy to limit the damage of the patent expiry. +Four boys are with foster parents. +"I got my name cleared," Hughes said Wednesday after jurors ruled that Greater Palm Beach Symphony Chairman Ethel Stone, 73, slandered the Hugheses during a disagreement over funds that was aired at a symphony board meeting in August 1981. +David C. Hilmers: We'd like to take just a few moments today to share with you some of the sights that we've been so privileged to view over the past several days. +The Scorpions have had one double-platinum, two platinum and two gold albums in the United States, and no other continental European band has approached that level of sales. +The airline has asked for authority to link Paris with both San Francisco and New York. +They are "ready to create a new company for distributing the drug in the United States and elsewhere if authorized," said Etienne-Emile Baulieu. +Wolman, 38, joined the AP in Detroit in 1973. +Mr Baker ran Mr Bush's unsuccessful campaign for the Republican nomination in 1980 and in his position as White House chief of staff was a key figure in the Reagan re-election campaign of 1984. Mr Mosbacher was more equivocal. +For example, Schreiber won the endorsement of the primary's fourth-place finisher, Donna Horowitz Richards, when he announced support of her proposed development programs for neighborhoods. +The acquisition will add about 200 employees, 600 customers, and $18 million in annual revenue to Recognition operations. +Emperor Hirohito's worsening health cast a pall over Japanese financial markets Tuesday, depressing stock and bond prices. +Also, Chase has publicly acknowledged that it was examining acquisitions of both healthy and troubled banks in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut while it continued to get out of nonstrategic businesses. +All on board were presumed to be Burmese nationals since Kengtung is normally off limits to foreigners due to security problems in the area. +Shailer L. Bass, a former board chairman and chief executive officer of Dow Corning Corp., has died at age 82. +"If they won't accord us the rights that are our due, we'll have a referendum and vote to live outside the Soviet Union," says would-be lawmaker Stamboltsyan. +Eagle, the lander, still is on the moon, a souvenir of the brief visit that will remain for all eternity, along with the American flag they planted and the footprints they left. +"Without jobs and without much hope for jobs," he said, "the new 'immobiles' are caught in a downward socio-economic spiral unprecedented for urban dwellers in this country." +It won't even address the temporary needs of the vast majority of the homeless. +Until 1981, the government generally released aliens on "parole" pending hearings on their applications for official admission to the country. +Today, Mana Saeed Otaiba, oil minister of the United Arab Emirates, a persistent overproducer in the cartel, said he would like to see OPEC boost its daily production to between 20 million and 21 million barrels from the current 18.5 million barrels. +Under the proposed consent agreement, American Stores would have six months to find buyers suitable to the commission for as many as 21 stores in northern California. +Officials in Washington said last week they were exploring ways of providing emergency relief to rebel-held parts of southern Sudan. U.S. officials say they are providing relief to government-held southern towns. +The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, which operates under the Military Code of Justice, has been taking testimony from loyal and rebel officers for two weeks. +It was voted into membership by more than 80 percent of the delegates attending the annual meeting of the Eastern Association, the largest of the United Church of Christ's three associations in Minnesota with 71 churches and 24,000 members. +It is important to look at the level of cover as well as the price when choosing a policy. Wear and tear, design problems, mechanical failure and war damage are excluded by many policies. +The Swedish auto, energy and food company said pretax profit fell 2% in the first nine months, to 5.79 billion kronor from 5.93 billion kronor. +Equity, acting on a complaint from an Asian playwright and an Asian actor, on Tuesday barred Englishman Jonathan Pryce from re-creating in New York the role he originated in the show's London version. +The 86-year-old former president, who died Wednesday in exile in Miami, ran for president again just four years ago. +The maker of the famous air-tight food and beverage containers now allows shoppers at Tupperware parties to make purchases using Visa or Mastercard, the company announced. +It would be a backlash that disaffected conservative bureaucrats would exploit to form a strong opposition. +For this reason it is a weak substitute for a balanced-budget amendment. +Mrs. Campbell said her son couldn't remember some things that happened or the order in which events occurred. +"Such a response would be tragic, but not unexpected to the health profession," Koop said. +'We are trying to position UK chartered surveyors as leaders,' says Ms Marianne Tisser, head of the European section of RICS. +GranTree's fourth-period loss included a $3.8 million tax credit. +JUDGE RULES that actuaries' relationships with their clients aren't privileged. +No agreement was reached at that time. +Columbia's launch had been scheduled for December, but was delayed to allow more time to correct problems on a renovated launch pad and to let workers go home for Christmas and New Year's. +He shared a witness table with social workers and a 97-year-old Indianapolis woman who lives on $13 a day in SSI benefits who also testified before the House Select Committee on Aging and the Ways and Means human resources subcommittee. +Tom West, a sophomore sports medicine major from West Long Branch, N.J., taped feet, iced ankles and treated blisters from a trainer's table off the dance floor. +Its core objection centres on the way the agricultural text excludes from the permitted subsidies the compensation payments envisaged under EC plans to reform its Common Agricultural Policy. Many pitfalls remain to upset the round. +Tokio Marine & Fire put on Y20 to Y1,200. Short-sellers bought back Nippon Housing Loan, the home-loan company facing financial restructuring due to problem loans. +Although the most experienced man of the sea, he has rejected almost all of that ethos in favour of a shrewd, patient knowledge of humanity. +When those groups moved out of the inner city, their places were taken by today's disadvantaged. +The United States reported on Wednesday that the deficit in March fell to $8.86 billion from $9.82 billion in February. +Massachusetts, for instance, will impose a "use fee" equal to the service tax on in-state businesses that employ an out-of-state accounting firm. +Spurred by safety concerns, NASA will let only half the reporters covering the space shuttle Discovery get within 3.5 miles of the launch pad during blast-off. +But the brief advance was overwhelmed by continued fears that the Federal Reserve Board would boost interest rates and that the dollar would fall even further. +California regulators are expected to adopt today a telephone rate change that would allow Pacific Telesis Group to earn higher profits by operating more efficiently. +Sheer volume wouldn't do the trick; the drinkers could get a lot louder than the band. +Debt relief would help restore economic growth in Latin America. +Quebec's asbestos mining concerns have slashed production in recent years as demand for the mineral has declined in light of health concerns. +Around Gilgit, they use Shina, which has a passing connection to Sanskrit. +The occasion was The New York Wine Experience, a weekend symposium attended by members of the wine industry, the press and amateur wine enthusiasts. +There were 751 issues advancing in price on the Big Board, and 669 declining. +Mr. Demme skillfully uses what he learned from Mr. Corman about horror grotesques without injecting a campy feel into this film. +Air-supported Turkish troops launched what they called an "annihilation operation" against the Kurdish Workers Party Friday. +'If something makes a loss for a good reason, it's worth keeping. +Music, lighting and home appliance concern Thorn EMI announced a takeover bid for regional television company Thames Television, valuing the company at #149 million. +Stuck with third world debt and bridge loans which it was unable to sell on through the securities markets, the US's seventh biggest banking group (in terms of assets) slumped to a near-Dollars 1bn loss in 1989. +The New York Times Co. has agreed to sell its cable television system for $420 million to a venture that will be managed by a minority investment group. +Bush signed the legislation, which provides more aid than he had sought, at a reception for the presidential mission at Blair House, the official guest residence across the street from the White House. +The upward revision in the GNP for the fourth quarter made growth for the entire year look slightly better. +In response to Iraq's attack Saturday on an Iranian tanker and several offshore oil facilities, the administration urged the Iraqi government to refrain from further attacks in the gulf. +He's had a strange journey," said Robert Berkeley, a member of the volunteer 12th Massachusetts Regiment and the 2nd Rhode Island Infantry, which re-enact Civil War battles. +The Pentagon didn't offer any details of the units involved but said that the plan conforms to a list of European base closings announced by Mr. Cheney last week, and that the plan is likely to affect Germany the most. +Puppet theater carries the normal suspension of disbelief that all theater demands to daredevil heights. +Meza Marquez described Pelaez Roldan as "the most important person yet taken into custody." +"A radical overhaul of British management attitudes may be necessary" to close the gap with foreign countries, he added. +A five-member delegation from the European Parliament toured Jordan's camps and members said Friday they were appalled by the conditions. +In the 1991 state budget approved by the government this week, Israel has set aside $6.5 billion for immigrant absorption. +The EC decision to restrict imports of CIS aluminium until the end of November had very little impact on the smelter, says Mr Shlaifshtein. +The decline is partly due to a generally buoyant economy that saw fewer people filing for jobless benefits. +Two defendants on Friday denied bribery charges related to an alleged influence-peddling scandal involving officials and Recruit Co., an information and publishing conglomerate. +The total dollar contribution of the managers couldn't be determined. +Liberal outrage over such issues has much less to do with race than with the knowledge that polls show both blacks and whites reject the liberal orthodoxy on criminal justice and affirmative action. +"The increases are in response to the additional incentives announced by our competitors earlier this week," said Robert Rewey, vice president for Ford's North American Sales Operations. +In a similar vein to the stock market argument, deficit apologists attribute high real interest rates and dramatically higher foreign borrowing to the increased profitability of capital brought about by the Reagan policies. +Grant also believes there is a hazard in the growing use of home studios to work out musical ideas, rather than exposure to audiences and their reactions. +Prototypes using the new technology have been developed, but no date has been set for marketing, said the official, speaking on condition of anonymity. +There was, for example, nothing immoral in reducing top tax rates from a ridiculous 98 per cent to a still-high 40 per cent. +A price hike could further dampen sales that already "need stimulation." The biggest price jump on passenger cars came on Ford's top three luxury models. +At a time when taxes are having to go up, it is particularly important to collect all the tax which is properly due. +'I was brought in for interrogation on several occasions. +The coup planners wanted refuge for their families in Panama and wanted to know whether U.S. troops would block certain key intersections once the coup was under way. +Many news directors question the objectivity of a corporate-produced video and claim to have rigid policies against using them. +But there also is a general reluctance to drop the belief, so expertly nurtured by the terrorists, that the abductors are merely desperate victims of unspeakable injustices acting spontaneously and autonomously to attract attention to their plight. +"What it fails to do is bring in any market element to the pricing system," a trader with a U.S. broker says. +On Monday, 700 Egyptian refugees arrived in the port of Suez on board the Egyptian ferry el-Tor that sailed from Aqaba. +"He has AIDS, but right now he's doing very well," Pavlik said. +In Hong Kong Monday, gold was quoted at $371.60 an ounce. +Four people were wounded. +Desperate, he has called in the Libyans to help fight the rebels of the Somali National Movement in the north, which is only one of several groups picking away at the regime in the capital of Mogadishu. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Amrep shares rose 12.5 cents to $7.75. +White House officials took a new budget proposal to Capitol Hill Wednesday evening and got the backing of most GOP leaders involved in the talks. +We saw a light opening piece - Graham Lustig's view of the beau monde in Paramour; three contrasted duets; and Facade. +Private insurance has been providing more benefits, largely because states are requiring more coverage, but employers have been unsuccessful in shifting the costs of better coverage to workers, said economist Katharine R. Levit. +Reagan reaffirmed his commitment to state he'd be willing to authorize a dialogue if Arafat met the required U.S. conditions. +"Allegations that tobacco and alcohol products are being marketed to young people are matters of serious concern that deserve priority attention," she said. +A task force on economic reform will let the national legislature resolve policy differences between political rivals Mikhail S. Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin, a top official said Saturday. +The crisis in the Persian Gulf will aggravate the situation, Mr. Garner says. +When independent counsel Lawrence E. Walsh entered the building in the morning, he told reporters to stick around. +"You have to pay your dues. +Healthy Choice meets the dietary recommendations of the American Heart Association and the National Institutes of Health, although it does not have their endorsement. +That new money typically drives share prices higher during the first week of January. +The market made steady progress, showing a gain of 38.4 at its mid-session peak. Seaq volume was very thin in the first hour but gathered pace significantly during the session. +His comments have been welcomed by Mr Theo Waigel, the German finance minister, and Mr Norbert Blum, the labour minister. Mr Steinkuhler also makes sense about the need for general tax increases, which the government has so far refused to contemplate. +On the opening day Tuesday of the weeklong 72nd American Legion convention, participants said the GIs sent to the Persian Gulf are better trained and equipped than ever and have greater public support than at any time since World War II. +GE Chairman John F. Welch Jr. asserted at the company's stockholder meeting recently that it was the nation's "strong defense policy" in the 1980s that "brought about the changes, to a great extent, in Eastern Europe. +Hong Kong's tourist arrivals jumped 24.2% last year. +The suspension was included in the final communique. +Passengers went to Tampa on other flights. +Standard & Poor's gave the preferred stock a C rating, 'almost our lowest rating on preferred stock'. +The purchase price is subject to closing adjustments. +It gave no indication that the case had gone any further than the initial complaint. +Modernisation of the civil service is proving one of the most contentious issues. +The stems will then grow apart without criss-crossing and will give you an open, well-furnished spread. +The Hotel de Cavoye, his luxurious mansion in Paris, could soon be on sale, with some valuations putting its worth at FFr100m-FFr160m. +"We didn't do as well as we would have liked," said John P. Gould, dean of Chicago's business school. "It's not where we have been traditionally. +John J. Stefans, 48, was named director of corporate communications. +Mr. Milken's lawyers also take issue with the government concerning the payment of $5.3 million to Drexel by Mr. Boesky. +"What we have here is the latest technology in aerostats," Wiley said. +A better option, some suggest, is for the U.S. to redouble its efforts to build rapport with Mr. Hussein despite his bluster. +Analysts also said that Clorox didn't anticipate too well the response from Proctor and Unilever, which together control about 80% of the detergent market. +"We want to make sure there is a smooth transition of power," Foreign Minister Miguel d'Escoto said in an interview. +But Plotkin said no other drugs, medication, or alcoholic beverages were involved in her recent hospitalization. +As is customary in the Maldives, a former hereditary sultanate that became independent from Britain in 1965, he was the only candidate and the ballot was a yes-or-no vote. +"I am very, very happy to come here," said Artano Harizai, 25, as he and three friends examined plastic relief bags filled with new socks and shirts. +Last year as U.S. negotiators prepared their own numbers, they discovered 900 tanks they didn't know the United States had in Europe, the source said. +Vertullo was charged with burglary, possessing instruments of crime, criminal mischief, attempted escape, resisting arrest and conspiracy. +Pickens and Koito management will face each other Thursday as Koito convenes its annual meeting in Tokyo. +In a separate report, MTI predicted a sharp drop in the number of Hungarian tourists traveling to East Germany because of the monetary union of the two Germanys set for July 1. +In addition to Campbell being Bush's Southern campaign chairman, Lee Atwater, his national campaign manager, is a native of Aiken. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Uspci closed yesterday at $47.625 a share, down 25 cents. +The suit's accusations against the unions include charges they conducted a public "smearing" of the carrier's reputation, staged illegal work slowdowns and tried to undermine worker loyalty, Eastern said in a press statement. +Mahmoud Atta, wanted in Israel on terrorism charges, has been turned over to Israeli authorities, the State Department said Wednesday night. +But he wouldn't forecast the results, which are scheduled for release late this month. +In Fort Lauderdale, Blockbuster officials said they hadn't seen the lawsuit, but Ronald Castell, senior vice president, said the franchisee's allegations are "totally without merit." +"After office hours I again took the folio out of the black box. +NASA had to launch Magellan by May 28 or ground it for two years until Earth and Venus were again in the proper alignment. +Three of the RTGs were involved in accidents, but only one resulted in a release of plutonium _ by design, NASA says. +An excessive increase in inventories could mean job layoffs as industries cut production in an attempt to reduce backlogs. +The Israeli army said all aircraft returned safely from the noon raid. +The American Institute for International Steel noted that year-to-date exports of U.S.-produced steel increased 52% from a year earlier. +Support for soybeans stemmed from reports that the Soviet Union bought 330,000 metric tons of soybean meal from Argentina using West German marks, said John Frazier, director of agricultural trading with Gerald Inc. in Chicago. +There is, in fact, no serious technical reason for exclusive franchises. +The debt Northwest is considering assuming includes aircraft-leasing and advertising bills and $40 million in debtor-in-possession financing owed to Continental Bank, Chicago. +He has learned Spanish in the past few years in his travels but still has an interpreter standing by for his appearances here. +The other hunter tried to grab the shotgun, but the writhing reptile triggered the other barrel, the agency said. +On his present figuring, that claim might well be made in his Budget speech next year. The Budget includes some welcome changes, particularly the measures to reduce structural unemployment. +Promises of a perfect world lured many Western thinkers and millions of others besides. +California produces about three billion to four billion board-feet of timber each year, ranking it about even with Washington and behind only Oregon among the nation's lumber producers. +But in Malaysia, where foreign investment has been strongly encouraged, the figure is 20 per cent. +Lawmakers who attended the session attributed that tack to two factors: a desire to arrive at a figure that would attract enough votes to pass Congress, and the way military spending works. +"It was a marketer's nirvana," says Wes Bray, managing partner of Market Growth Resources in Wilton, Conn., a consumer goods marketing consultant. +The news lifted Merrill above Dollars 100 for the first time, and it came as no surprise when it announced plans for a two-for-one stock split. +Ronald Pharaon, the Lebanese who directs Radio Monte Carlo's advertising sales, says star disk jockeys and broadcasters receive a total of 1,000 to 1,500 letters a month and countless phone calls from fans. +Company officials say building popular options in as standard equipment will mean that base model prices more honestly reflect the prices customers actually will pay for cars. +'It runs on emotion, in the population and the media, and without guidance from the government. +Swallows had been seen earlier this morning, but by tradition, Arbiso's sighting signals their official return. +The portfolio consists of 15,700 loans with average outstanding balances of $27,639. The adjustable-rate credit lines have unused credit totaling $430 million. +In August, the company donated $71,000 for victims of an earthquake in the region. +Also launched Friday was the Kemper Intermediate Government Trust, which raised $280 million, and the MFS Multimarket Total Return Fund, which raised $150 million. +In the bond market, traders are debating not if but how soon the Federal Reserve will push short-term interest rates higher in an effort to curb inflation. +The Bundesbank wants to keep this label in the present tense: this implies a tense present. +Such a charge can significantly reduce the investor's return. By contrast, many US domiciled funds have no initial charge. +At some point, says Mr. Sears, conservative Republicans in the Congress "are going to go after him." +Virginia Bell, who came to Tuesday's auction from Martin's River, Nova Scotia, bought four pairs of gold and silver evening shoes to add to her collection of 600 pairs. +The study predicted nearly 400 million people there will be living in extreme poverty by 1995, up from 250 million in 1985. +Angry Chiapas corn farmers rallied by the thousands. +The nation's basic money supply fell $1.1 billion in mid February, while two broader measures, M2 and M3, rose by $6.3 billion and $11.7 billion respectively, the Federal Reserve Board reported Thursday. +The president of Westfield State College has reportedly repaid the school $1,259 for meals with educators who don't recall dining with him, dinners with professors who don't exist and other expenses. +Seoul officials had prohibited the meeting. +BOOKS BY CRIMINALS spark lawsuits against their publishers. +McGowan, of the Houston firm Susman, Godfrey & McGowan, represented the plaintiffs in the Sharp case. +Ventures in process engineering and water supply overseas could help sustain dividend growth if the regulator gets tough. +S.B. Lewis, he said, "falsely entered" the payment on its books as "advisory fees." +Scientists have relied on primitive and unpleasant methods of estimating bat populations. +Mr. Lawson's comments last week suggested further interest-rate declines would be used to counter another market crash. +Yet the arms treaties haven't been ratified by the U.S. Senate, which now will be leery of sanctifying them. +The issue had a coupon of 7% and was priced at 101 1/4 to yield 6.82%. +Steven Ross, the Time Warner boss, raked in $74.8 million in bonuses in 1990 (on top of his $3.3 million salary), even as Time magazine discards employees. +Last weekend they polled an ignominious 18.3 per cent in the regional elections. At the same time, voting throughout the country by the new regional councillors to choose their presidents revealed a deep split between the Socialists and the Communists. +However, a major disagreement has developed over the ordination of women. +That means they offer investors call protection if rates fall but extend in average life if rates rise and prepayments slow. +Her latest budget cut the basic income tax rate by two points to 25 percent and slashed the top rate by one-third to 40 percent. +The official Tass news agency reported today that Mikhail S. Gorbachev left Moscow for a city in Siberia, indicating the Soviet leader had returned from his summer vacation. +Borg-Warner owns 75% of the Australian subsidiary; the remaining 25% is publicly owned and traded on the Sydney Stock Exchange, a Borg-Warner spokesman said. +A guerrilla-controlled news service, the Afghan News Agency, claimed the Moslem insurgents drove the supply convoy back toward Kabul, the Afghan capital, after destroying five of its vehicles on Tuesday. +A lower effective tax rate also helped earnings, Gannett said. +Federated Department Stores Inc. and Marriott Corp. warn that a provision covering part-time help would deter hiring. +Bentsen has been masterful at gathering campaign contributions from normally GOP sources, a fact that has Republicans awed and a bit peeved. +He also expressed scepticism at the returns being promised by corporate-capital vehicles. 'It is flavour of the month but I think it is bound to burn its fingers at some stage,' he said. +The first delivery is scheduled in late 1991 and the last in 1999, Asiana said. +William E. Mahoney, executive vice president of this concern's chemical group, was elected a director of the parent, expanding the board to 17 members. +Mr. Avis also said he intends to buy more high-technology companies that would be part of Avis Information Systems. +"It would be counter-productive to find fault with what was done," he says. +Power in the province shifted from the English-speaking minority to the French speakers in the 1970s. +Actually, the limp came from his contracting polio in 1949. +While some of Yellowstone's elk have left burning areas, none were running, and many are simply bedding down a hundred yards or so from the flames. +"On this, Baker has been superb," Eagleburger said. "I think I've got a pretty good sense of where he is going to come out on an issue. +"There are elements in this agreement that are particularly helpful to Chrysler's case," St. John said. +He also corroborated a defense claim that ships regularly navigate the sound without licensed pilots on board. +U. Edwin Garrison, president of Morton Thiokol's Aerospace Group, was named in April to become president and chief executive officer of the new Thiokol Corp. by Morton Thiokol's board. +The Center for Continuing Study of the California Economy, based in Palo Alto, estimates that 40% of the state's population is black, Hispanic, or Asian. +There are 71 Japanese-owned operations in Tennessee, including a Nissan auto plant in Smyrna, in central Tennessee, and a new Nippodenso Manufacturing USA auto parts plant in Maryville, not far from Sweetwater. +If Mr Preston, who has spent his entire career on Wall Street, had been unsympathetic to this shift in Bank priorities, he could have let the Conable initiative quietly lapse. +His teachers were impressed, and early on he attended the Scottish-taught piping workshops that cropped up along the East Coast in the '70s. +But the independent trust committee that manages the family's trusts said the money from the sale to Mitsubishi would be reinvested in other company operations. +Bush returned to Maine on Monday afternoon and was spending much of today in Falmouth. +Left to themselves, the Defense Agency and the Japanese air force would probably opt for self-development. +For the next few years, in fact, OPEC probably will have difficulty holding down its members' oil output to levels set by the cartel. +Others hailed Goetz as a hero who resisted a robbery. +A Seagram Co. unit said it sold its interest in two concessions in the Gulf of Thailand to a Thai government agency. +Others join crime syndicates involved in gambling, narcotics and prostitution, either by guaranteeing them virtual immunity from arrest or, in some cases, serving as bodyguards for mob leaders. +But analysts here had expected slightly higher profit, following the Distillers' takeover. +T-Bills* 6/30 6.10 12/31 6.40 30-Yr. +Even our revolutionary songs have a religious taste. +Mr. Wu shares that long-term vision, though he disagrees on how to get there. +Main Street is listed on the National Historic Register. +Mississippi remained in last place with a per capita income of $10,292, an increase of 6.5 percent over the previous year. +Elsewhere in Iowa, Des Moines got an inch and two-thirds of rain in the six hours ended at 2 p.m. EDT while Waterloo, Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids had about 1 inches. +By falling down on the job our regulators helped a sin become a scandal and gave the enemies of free markets a sword. +Which side would cave in? +I am not denying that a college education has value, at least for some people. +If convicted, the defendants could face lengthy prison terms and thousands of dollars in fines. +The Labor Department is due to issue statistics Friday on the employment situation for June. +But the two coutries exchanged trade offices this year and the Soviet Union, closely allied with communist North Korea, has shown willingess to promote non-political ties with South Korea. +The ultimate success of Norway's economic consolidation hinges on two factors: the price of oil, and wage negotiations later this year with the big labor unions. +So his Goya, his Durer, his Titian and their companions are all first-rate. +"I believe that New Yorkers are at least, if not more, concerned for the homeless men, women and children who are endangered species on city streets as they are for Kemp's ridley sea turtle," said sponsor Sen. Frank Padavan. +Last week, William Norwich, the prominent high society gossip columnist, left the paper to write for Vogue magazine and write a book. +Bush has been the most visible champion of the measure while Senate Democrats have provided the bulk of the opposition. +In 1991 its pre-tax profit margin was 11 per cent and that will have the effect of somewhat reducing the group's overall margin. +Beginning in 1949, Fukunaga won election 15 consecutive times to the House of Representatives in the Diet, Japan's parliament. +Rowland, now entering his third term, avoided taking a stand on the salary recommendation but endorsed a related provision that would ban lawmakers from accepting honoraria. "I can live on whatever the pay is," he said. +That could have been the result of chemical changes in the body or the result of reduced stress. +His other Emmy nomination was in 1984 for the TV movie "Something About Amelia." Danson's award was presented by the animated family from Fox's "The Simpsons." +Candidates must never have served any prison time and must be physically able to participate. +The stay is due to expire Aug. 6. +Things aren't so pretty there. +Tariq Aziz, in remarks reported today by the official Iraqi News Agency, also accused the U.S-led multinational force of seeking to seize control of the region's oil resources. +The American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania called passage of the measure "an unconscionable tragedy. +Mr. Reamer said many U.S. banks, under regulatory pressure to raise capital, currently are interested in money-management divestments. +Recently, Jaguar reported a plunge in first-half pretax profit #1.4 million ($2.2 million) from #22.5 million. +First, most airlines announced fare increases of more than 5 percent to defray unexpected increases in jet fuel prices caused by the crisis in the oil-rich Persian Gulf. +The Senate legislation would prohibit foreign countries from building parts of the project unless Congress has reviewed the potential assistance. +Wielding felt-tip pens, several Post employees scrawled the word "Thanks" in big letters across several byline-less pages of the paper and taped them up near the entrance to the Post's offices. +Dr. Schwartz is a professor of medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine. +IN THE heart of the Swiss Alps this week, something stirred. +Stephen Rosenberg, a leading researcher at the National Cancer Institute, says, "I haven't used their machine for any therapy, nor do I have any plans to." +The fuel-tank collapse at Ashland's Floreffe Terminal that caused the contamination stemmed from a dime-sized flaw in the tank's nearly 50-year-old steel wall. +It was the largest one-year drop in the rate since 1973, when it also declined 2 percent, the report said. +Another ANC rival, the relatively conservative Inkatha movement, accused Mbeki of promoting black divisions in the strife-torn southeastern province of Natal. +Before the peace pact was signed, Sri Lanka regularly accused India of training and supplying the rebels. +The News' vice president for human resources, John T. Sloan, has said the paper expects to lose $30 million to $35 million in this quarter. +Sometimes, when I'm faced with an unbeliever, an atheist, I am tempted to invite him to the greatest gourmet dinner that one could ever serve. +Later he wrote one of the few treatises on economics to be regarded at the same time as a literary classic, the famous Dialogue on the Grain Trade. +We celebrate our pride. +The explosions would start with a 1,000-pound charge in 1990, increasing to 470 tons _ equivalent to 300 tons of TNT _ in November 1992. +He said Hazelwood gave orders to wake the crew by going from cabin to cabin. +But the declines generally were smaller than on Treasury issues, partly reflecting a relatively light volume of new state and local government bond issues recently. +Thirty-three officers will be at Riverfront Coliseum, with 82 security officers and 60 ushers, said Dave Rager, the city's assistant safety director. +Western Union Corp. said its annual meeting scheduled for Friday will be adjourned until Nov. 11 to give stockholders time to review revised terms of a financial restructuring. +Federal prosecutors said that Mr. Hennessy had omitted $17,000 of income in 1984 and $10,000 in 1985. +Chrysler hadn't any comment on Mr. Eaton's statement, which was highly unusual for a senior corporate executive who is considering jumping to a major competitor. +They pranced about with Nazi flags and insignia, but they never discussed the ideology of fascism or of anything else," wrote Cherie Seymour, a former reporter who gained entrance to the event. +Sentencing was set for Oct. 26. +French later decided it would be against his religion to rent to an unmarried couple. +Total revenue for the second quarter declined 1.7 percent to $909.4 million from $925.4 million a year earlier. +Mr. Naqvi has already been indicted in the U.S. on charges of engaging in a multibillion-dollar scheme to defraud depositors and launder money. +In addition to the huge costs of building a nationwide fiber optic network, US Sprint has a history of billing problems that have cut into revenue. +With or without Japan, a helot Western Europe would be the inevitable milch-cow of Soviet economic recovery. +Another senior Pentagon official, who also spoke privately, said he was confident that the specialized U.S. military units on Noriega's trail will ultimately be successful. +These managers are widely presumed to be anxious to show heavy commitments in stocks when they make their midyear reports to clients and bosses at the end of this month. +Over the next decade, the single European market could become as important to Japanese industry as the North American market. +A West German commuter plane crashed about seven miles north of Dusseldorf, its destination, killing all 21 aboard. +A police officer was slain Sunday night during a shootout at a motel with a man who also was shot to death, authorities said. +From the time it was commissioned in 1926, it was something special 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But they lack the professional seasoning that marks the best contemporary art. +He was appointed director of regional coordination in 1972 and elected a regional vice president in 1976. He became president of J.C. Penney Stores and Catalog in 1983 and the same year was elected to the board of directors. +Fourteen of the 27 members of the conference wrote Congress to request hearings on the conference's recommendations _ which differ significantly from those of the Powell committee. +Instead, it is relying on attrition to reduce its domestic staff by around 5,000 people, or 12%, over several years. +Howell lost that fall to Republican John N. Dalton. +As he left the debate site, Bentsen declined reporters' shouted invitations to declare himself the winner. "I think I did fine, and I enjoyed it," he said. +The FIS never formally claimed responsibility for the late president's death, but said the fate which Mr Boudiaf met was inevitable. +The proposal by the Revolutionary Justice Organization made no mention of freedom for any of the other 15 foreigners held in Lebanon. +As recently as 1973, the Communists were pulling in more than 21% of the vote, regularly outpolling the Socialists. +The Saturn franchise's requirement of separate, new facilities is similiar to the arrangement required by Honda Motor Co. for new Acura dealerships, according to Mr. Glantz. +The department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration alleged there were 313 violations at Doe Run's Herculaneum, Mo., primary lead smelter, including 283 alleged willful violations. +Or place it in its wrapping in a sink and cover with cold water. +Romney died at home of causes incident to age, according to church spokesman Don Lefevre. +Lawyers for Robins Zelle Larson & Kaplan, the Minneapolis firm handling the Kociemba case, say they spent four years sifting through 600,000 Searle documents to support their claim for punitive damages. +But the addition of Chrysler's Plymouth division is being counted on by USDA officials to pump new life into the scenic byways program and, hopefully, become a showcase of private sector participation. +Just days after Mr. Sowers filed that suit, according to other Federal Express pilots and a second suit filed by Mr. Sowers, the company revised the Flight Crewmembers' Handbook to allow it to integrate the new Tiger pilots into the Federal list. +The tattered remains of the ship's flag, clearly visible on the stern Saturday, were lost in the smoke and flames Sunday. +But marketing specialists say that despite the hurdles, it may be only a matter of time before the industry giants follow the lead of small entrepreneurs. +The group owns about 7.4% of Cleveland-Cliffs outstanding common shares. +The workers sued after losing grievances against the company. +It's just a fascinating kind of freak of nature. +Kohlberg Kravis is said to have an enormous cash reserve at its disposal. +Schering earnings grew to $94.4 million, or 84 cents a share, from $73.8 million, or 63 cents a share, a year earlier. +Drain the artichokes and put a tablespoonful of the fragrant mixture into each cup. Sit the artichokes shoulder to shoulder in a large flameproof casserole or sturdy pan. +"He comes up with ideas nobody else thinks of." One such idea, which isn't yet fully accepted by the drug industry, is recognizing blood-plasma levels as evidence that a drug has resulted in patient improvement. +The last bus hit the one in front of it, pushing it into the two cars. +With so many problems plaguing the industry, copper production is running below consumption for the third straight year. +He insists that what the buyers said last week wasn't any different from what they've said in previous quarters. Therefore, Mr. Shugart says, the so-called cash management couldn't account for the hyperactive trading in Seagate stock. +Monsanto has produced more than a dozen witnesses from Sturgeon, including physicians who had treated certain plaintiffs. +Next year, Easter is early: April 3. It would be inconceivable for this to signal the end of the season. +The four employees' case was believed to be the first discrimination lawsuit against a newspaper to go to trial. +It is this era of Arab history, and the European domination that followed, that created many of the tensions being played out in the Gulf today. +The key figure in the economic revolution brewing in this city of 9 million is Gavriil Popov, an outspoken economist and lawmaker whom the council was expected to elect mayor today. +"I'm proud of what I was able to do to help Mr. Bush on board our boat," said Kohler. +GOP Sen. Thad Cochran of Mississippi was arguably the biggest winner among them. He faces no Democratic opposition in the fall and is thus assured of a new term. +The only sour note was a scream from the street just in front. +His professor testified that Roberts had worked hard to perform well on the exam and there was no allegation of past cheating. +Sears jumped 16 to 149 in heavy trading. +The ad, including a story line and Christmas music, offered children a chance to talk with Santa Claus for $2 for the first minute and 30 cents a minute thereafter. +'It will take several months for the intermediates to push up selling prices. +Five Mohawks face arraignment today on charges stemming from the slaying of an Indian during a gunbattle over casino gambling on the reservation, police in Canada said. +We need to ban high seas drift nets." The agency said the pilot project covered only 4 percent of the Japanese commercial squid drift net fishery and did not include vessels from South Korea or Taiwan and so is not conclusive for the entire fishery. +"The Demon Within," Sandra Stone, in red with spikey red hair, appears in the room. +Ms. Fosler said lower interest rates, lower inflation and a lower dollar were giving the economy a push. +Claiborne was serving a prison term for tax evasion, but had refused to resign and continued to draw his salary. +Arbitration is mandatory under most contractual agreements between brokerages and their customers dealing in options or buying on margin. +Once upon a time when the world convulsed with political turmoil or war, global investors would funnel money into dollars as a "safe haven" strategy to preserve their wealth. +The deputy prime minister said today President Bush should "initiate a dialogue" with Iraq to restore peace in the Persian Gulf. +Edward McKelvey, an economist at Goldman Sachs & Co., in New York, says imports are supplying almost 40% of all non-automotive capital equipment being put into place in the U.S. today, up from about 15% in 1980. +Late last year, Lodestar sought to acquire the 37% of Kinder-Care that it didn't already own, but the company rejected the Lodestar proposal. +The president repeated a line that Babe Ruth delivered to a crowd in Yankee Stadium when he was dying of cancer: "You know, the only real game in the world, I think, is baseball. +On this vote, a yes vote was a vote to confirm Tower while a no vote was a vote to reject him. +The troops are living in Saudi barracks and schools now but a tent city is under construction on the base, as is a portable hospital that already is treating about 15 cases of heat stress a day, according to Air Force officials interviewed today. +"They put out very good editorial products," says Rance Crain, whose company publishes the industry-leading Crain's Chicago Business. +The more broadly and deeply felt the need that an entrepreneur addresses, the more competition he or she normally faces from others who perceive the same opportunity. +It's kind of scary thinking about what it's going to be like when I get back to San Francisco, wondering if I'll be able to slip in and out everywhere without being recognized. +Finally, CBS bought it from Stephen J. Cannell ("Wiseguy," "Hunter"). +Officials of the two concerns couldn't be reached for comment. +"Kidder has grown up with the mortgage business. +Mr. Moore's suit, dismissed by a lower court in 1986, claimed that Dr. Golde and the medical center had misappropriated his "unique" bodily material and put it to profitable commercial use without his knowledge or consent. +"It's exciting, but the question is what happens when the novelty wears off," says Phoenix manufacturer Kurt Kittleson, a prospective investor. +Nor would there appear to be much appetite for his proposal to bomb the Bosnian Serbs back into the Stone Age. +It said the "local masses were indignant and protested" when the incident became known. +Neither Ms. Bhutto nor her spokesmen could be reached for comment, but they have dismissed similar allegations as baseless. +I tell them that revenge is indiscriminate, that it will hurt people that have harmed no one," he said. +"I currently have 26 conversations in progress," although "I can't guess" how many will pan out, he said. +Mika joined hundreds of thousands of blacks in a general strike Tuesday and Wednesday to protest the segregated parliamentary elections that exclude the black majority. +The miraculous way is for the Poles to do it themselves. +Rep. John Conyers, who is running for mayor of Detroit, says a drug test he took after allegations were made about members of his campaign staff came out negative. +Swiss law allows the purchase of stolen art if such transactions are made in good faith. +The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Chicago, combines and broadens the claims of the three previous lawsuits. +Twenty-seven presidents, from Martin van Buren to Dwight D. Eisenhower, took the oath of office in their shadow. +With the statement, the Abu Nidal group was apparently trying to distance itself from the death threats that led the International Committee of the Red Cross to suspend services and evacuate all Swiss personnel from Lebanon this week. +However, "they're more inclined to drift lower unless something dramatic happens in the (Persian) Gulf," one analyst said. +Markham was a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Princeton University and a Rhodes Scholar at Bailliol College, Oxford. +"We're so sensitive, so vulnerable that when the water hits our very soft sand, it just crumbles and disappears," Valence said. +Mr. Hahn said the acquisition would be financed with some combination of cash and short-term securities, but wouldn't be specific. +Record downpours this spring in north-central Texas _ the Badlands _ have caused flooding, claimed nine lives, damaged crops and sent residents scrambling from their homes. +Those who did not demonstrate that their thinking was ideologically correct were not allowed to graduate. +A PLASTIC surgeon once said that the difference between a beautiful woman and a not-so-beautiful one was millimetres. +The portly and invariably tanned executive said he took the company private to be free of investor pressure for higher profit during the reorganization. +In the resort city of Puerto Vallarta, sidewalk real-estate salesmen drape iguanas on their shoulders as come-ons, then switch the conversation to condominiums. +What we want is less spending, period." +Sears is no longer a recovery story but a growth story, according to its chief executive, Mr Liam Strong. +Jamaat-e-Islami, a fundamentalist Moslem Party, tried to block the march, and fighting broke out, police said. +The official ascribed the sharp decline to the Persian Gulf war, which he said forces both shipowners and shipbuilders to take a wait-and-see stance. +It said one-fourth of Chinese films have lost money in recent years, blaming too much government interference in film distribution. +In arguments before the justices Nov. 28, McNamara's lawyer contended that California law unfairly discriminates against unwed fathers by making it more difficult for them to assert their rights as parents. +The Navy sent its Charleston-based ships to sea to avoid Hugo, while crews were called Wednesday to their ships at Mayport Naval Station near Jacksonville for a possible move out. +The publisher says the guide is "designed for ease of use and to assist readers through every phrase of the tax preparation." _ "How To Pay Zero Taxes," (Addison-Wesley, $9.95) by Jeff A. Schnepper. +Losses for the entire year came to $591 million, or $30.11 a share, vs. net income of $65 million, or $1.49 per share, the previous year. +President Reagan's Star Wars missile defense system has fared better in early-round budget votes in the Senate than in the House. +Because the worst did not happen, the lasting memory may be a delightful sense of relief. +Specialty stores that performed strongly generally offered fashionable merchandise at moderate to low prices, Mr. Buchanan said. +He was pleasantly surprised by the balance and fairness of the historical presentation, but depressed that he was the only Japanese present. +The plane took off Tuesday from Clark Air Base, 50 miles north of Manila, to take part in exercises, but it failed to rendezvous with other aircraft. +Time asserted in the agreement that even if the sailor was Mendonsa, the magazine was entitled to use the picture under the First Amendment of the Constitution. +Mr. Kennedy's statement has deep roots in Mormon tradition. +Heavy rain continued for a second day today on the already saturated East Coast, and flash flood watches were posted in seven states. +The bulk of the $90 million in losses sustained during the stock market plunge by Continental Illinois Corp.'s options clearing unit was from six individuals, including one as-yet unidentified Hong Kong investor, using a risky trading strategy. +The XR4Ti is one of Ford's rare marketing failures in the 1980s. +Mattel Inc. said Tuesday that two years of belt-tightening and refocusing on such tried-and-true toys as Barbie dolls and Hot Wheels toy cars paid off in a modest 1988 profit of $35.9 million. +Cancer treatments in California will prevent Sen. Alan Cranston from attending much of the Senate Ethics Committee's hearings int the "Keating Five" case. +Stuart Berlin, an executive with the Naval Air Systems Command. +And that investment remains more talk than action. +The study took place over a year. +Most Nebraska callers have had 10 to 15 of the birds. +Noriega ousted Delvalle in February 1988 after the president called for the general's ouster. The move came a few weeks after Noriega was indicted by a federal grand jury in Miami on drug trafficking charges. +Japan's general government budget surplus allows it plenty of room for an injection of at least Y12,000bn (Pounds 50bn) in spending and tax cuts in the forthcoming supplementary budget. +The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, an arm of the department, recently stepped up a probe of the converted Ford vans, saying it had received 283 complaints of fuel spurting out of the fuel tank filler-cap area. +The Nobel Peace Prize will be awarded Monday in Oslo, Norway. The Nobel Prizes in chemistry and physics will be awarded in Stockholm Oct. 17. +Money market fund assets rose sharply in the latest week, as investors moved out of an uncertain stock market. +Also, the lack of availability of nuclear pharmacists in the U.S. would make any new player unlikely, he said. +Earlier this month, troops killed 23 people during an anti-government general strike. +Mr. Faust further alleges that he was misled into believing the faulty cartridges had the same specifications as better-made surplus military ammunition he had already purchased from Taiwan. +"I know there's a poll out today. +The secretary's grandson said he also was writing to Dole. +The scenery for "Eugene Onegin" dates back to 1957. +They said it looked like Ms. Abel resisted the attacker and there were 10 cuts on her body, including wounds on her face and arms. +However, it only denied newspaper allegations that it had funded the neo-fascist Liberal Democratic party of Mr Vladimir Zhirinovsky - not mentioning the central bank's announcement that GMM had no licence to conduct its banking operations. +In a memorandum to NBC affiliates, Pierson G. Mapes, president of the network, said the show would provide a second revenue stream so desperately needed by the three major broadcast networks. +Dealers said this was because of buying orders at that level, rather than central bank intervention, although the Bank of Japan reportedly intervened earlier to buy dollars at about 143.10 yen in Tokyo. +"Usually, you have offsetting effects," said Ruth Runyan, who oversees these statistics for the Commerce Department. +He was commenting on Secretary of State James A. Baker III's remarks Tuesday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Baker said: "We make a lot of statements and sometimes it is frustrating to think that is really about all we can do. +Other customers bought directly from such manufacturers as Dell Computer Corp. +A woman who works in the records department of the Sports Car Club of America in Englewood, Colo., said the club keeps listings for racers registered in the last three years and had no listing for a Terry Knight. +In New York, he met with museum officials and formally requested that the Cree artifact be returned. +"They kept saying all they wanted is a level playing field. +On April 14, police turned away most West Bank and Gaza Strip Palestinians trying to reach the mosque compound, known as Haram Al Sharif, the third holiest site of Islam after Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia. +Three others were electrocuted when wind knocked down live electrical wires. Another person died in a building collapse, and a 60-year-old laborer died from exposure, the report said. +They said he was arrested on charges of violating national security laws. +"It is not working out exactly the way it was supposed to." All of Mr. Sondheim's best work has a malicious humor that is to musicals what Gary Larson's "The Far Side" is to cartoons. +Posh nightclubs such as Rio's Canecao are packing audiences at $15 a seat with shows by lambada singers Elba Ramalho and Beto Barbosa. +However, I have sold the dental equipment business." The Elf executive has surprised industry colleagues with his zeal. +Iraq currently produces 2.8 million barrels a day, according to its oil minister. +The thrust of our advice has been to set in place incentives (e.g., prices) that induce greater efficiency in the use of scarce resources, encourage more and higher quality investment, increase production and savings, and promote private initiative. +So I was kind of thrown into the deep end. +The intruder tried to grab the guard's gun, and was shot in the leg, the embassy said. +Sawyer conducted the interview while working for the CBS News show, "60 Minutes." A CBS attorney, Helen Gold, said the network would ask the judge to quash the subpoena, which is returnable Friday. +No auto manufacturer makes a natural gas car, but that is changing. +Inc., a retailer based in Santa Monica, Calif. +Federal legislation to harness the expansionist activities of nonprofits is almost certain to come, and some at the state level already has been enacted. +His wife Bella, son Howard, and daughter Marla turned to the legal system in 1988 to have his intravenous feeding tubes removed. Relatives said Greenspan had expressed a desire to die if he ever lapsed into a vegetative state. +While Democrat Bruce Babbitt was governor of Arizona, he gave an entire State of the State address about children's issues. +Atri, a town of 12,000 people, is located near the Adriatic coast, about 90 miles northeast of Rome. +She can, at will, lay up to 3,000 in a day. +Loews said M&R Theaters has 70 screens at 16 theaters in the Chicago area. +The proposed merger between Manufacturers Hanover Corp. and Chemical Banking Corp. in New York, for example, will likely result in one less account for an agency there. +As in any trial, the outcome will largely depend on the jurors selected, but the choices will weigh especially heavily in this case. +"Now we'll sit tight and see the lay of the land as far as our business growth goes," said Andrew. +Dun & Bradstreet, however, denied any widespread liability or wrongdoing. +Analysts agreed that there is a widening belief that the Fed will further relax rates. +This applies to anyone who was a decisionmaker, even if he did not have official responsibility for the negotiations. +Now, NOAA reported, satellite-borne instruments have been used to measure ozone using infrared radiation, allowing the ozone hole to be detected during the darkness. +Of course she knows she can't do it right away. +The Vatican is facing increasing pressure from women for a greater role in the church, an issue that has been fueled by the recent elevating of a female bishop in the Episcopal Church. +There were two possibilities: pressurise the container when filling it, or provide a pump for the customer to create the pressure for each spraying session. +The agency estimates the costs of compliance at nearly $40 million, including $11 million for administrative expenses, $4 million for printing new labels and $24 million for discarding old labels. +"I was blind with rage," Noda said later. +Not bad for a car that starts at $11,260 but offers the performance of some higher-priced autos. +The falling dollar and rising gold suggest the Federal Reserve has supplied at least as many dollars as markets are demanding. +To take an appropriate French expression, a lot will depend on how people feel in their tripes when they return. +She said such a group would need to have a larger vision than those of the individual organizations involved. +A tie vote would mean acquittal. +The ad features the firm's ad theme: "Hertz. +The nation's swing toward democracy is seen as increasing the chances the United States will grant most-favored-nation trade status to the Soviet Union, which could lead to bigger grain deals with the United States. +Some Republicans have said Atwater's political acumen is sorely missed in the White House, as Bush was beset by economic and budget problems including his decision to abandon his pledge against raising taxes. +"Pre-hearing conferences are becoming more numerous and more time consuming," the Big Board memo notes. +There is no running water. +A grand jury indicted Wood on July 13 on capital murder charges in the deaths of of six El Paso women. +We're trying to do the same for him. +"Last year I bought so much stuff, I couldn't even keep track of how much I'd spent, and I put $400 to $500 on credit cards," Mrs. Janes said at the start of the shopping season. +But currency traders weren't in the mood for cautious counsel. +The Justice Department declined to discuss the case. +But before they could be pulled to safety, Spinner fell out of his harness, and landed on a ledge 25 feet down. +He said the company expects to achieve record sales, earnings and return on equity for the year. +The Nikkei index rose 29.42 to 22876.15 at the end of the morning session. +Salinas said the program continues government efforts to phase out subsidies of food and consumer and industrial goods and thus reduce the nation's burgeoning deficit, considered the major cause of inflation. +A requirement that $820 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tends to lead a recovery, has rallied sharply so far this year, but analysts caution that this surge may not be sustained. +Mr. Brown tells constituents he supports greater defense spending, though he regularly votes for less; and that he "voted for the stronger death-penalty provisions in the 1988 Drug Act," though he had opposed the death-penalty amendment. +Not surprisingly Mr Bossi opposes any curb on the magistrates' powers. +They almost invariably do so. +Mr. Gutfreund responded, "I hope their first loyalty is to Salomon Brothers." +"You look like a fool in a sparkling new wig," says Philip Hackett, a London barrister. +The passengers and some crew were brought to shelter at Spitzbergen and flown home from there. +"But my wife and I do not understand why a basic constitutional right in the GDR is denied us - that is, the right to a proper apartment of our own. +Root's wife, Kathy, 35, was in Florida but has refused to comment on the episode. +This is where we wanted him to do 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"They did a great job in preparing this horse. +In the Superfund Amendment and Reauthorization Act of 1986, Congress increased funding for the Environmental Protection Agency's Superfund to $8.5 billion over the next five years from $1.6 billion. +Daly does something else that is admirable, which is to hit the ball very far. +The industry group said that expanding domestic demand cushioned a continued contraction in exports. +"A lot of funds are tidying up their books and are not willing to take new positions," said John Sellen, a salesman at Chase Manhattan Securities in London. +Heard a lot aboutcha." +The couple divorced six years later. +He denied that this would amount to a further erosion of a suspect's right to silence. A procedure for agreeing non-contentious evidence in advance of the trial would also save time, he said. +We are one.' But there has not always been this sense of unity. +When he came to the U.S. at the age of 20, Mr. Lim almost immediately started producing jam sessions and then recordings. +George Mason now has the highest concentration of economics-oriented law scholars, half of the 29 full-time professors. +No, I don't think so," he said. +"I've been making the calls," Ali told a news conference on the east steps of the Capitol. +Several building companies specialise in historical restoration and retain teams of craftsmen. +All regular roast and ground coffees in one-pound cans will decline 15 cents a pound, as will the company's Maxwell House Master Blend coffee in the 13-ounce size. +The names of the victims were being withheld pending notification of their families. +I think this line of cases will be remembered as equally important for their time. +East German Trabant cars were welcomed by cheers and honking horns as they slowly wended their way down the boulevard, now the scene of the wildest celebrations since the Berlin Wall was born in the Cold War. +To compensate the county for the delays, General Services Director Joe Winslow said the jail's contractor, F&H Construction, is paying a daily penalty of $1,250 that started Sept. 6. +The saddest episode of all is his inexplicable failure to turn this dream of a perfect love into a reality. Mallarme was one of the earliest of the younger French poets to recognise Baudelaire's poetic mastery. +The October 1987 stock market crash quickly followed and UAL's stock fell to about $60 a share. +Covenant House Alaska may differ a little from the group's other operations. +"Bill Garrett has given his heart and soul to the National Geographic Society for the past 35 years," Grosvenor said. "Every member of the society and every reader of our magazine has benefited from his great enthusiasm for dispensing knowledge. +Officials in Nucla and Naturita, in a remote corner of southwest Colorado, said they hoped to make the shoot an annual affair. +The company said that its capital spending will fall to $7.9 billion this year and $5.8 billion in 1989, from last year's $10.6 billion. +During his 29 years on the force, Bell was twice demoted and developed a reputation in some quarters as a cop willing to bust heads first and let a judge sort things out later. +SIR HENRY Cotton is revered in golf, as much for his heroic performances on the course as his considerable achievements off it. +Two Palestinians hurled firebombs at a car carrying Israeli tax collectors Monday and seriously burned two people in the car, the army said. +Sison then went abroad and won political asylum in the Netherlands last year after the military filed subversion charges against him. +Last week, a rebel column ambushed an army convoy near the town of Aguaytia, 270 miles northeast of Lima in Peru's jungle region. Twenty rebels and 15 soldiers were killed in the fighting. +If the proceeds exceed Pounds 6,000, your capital gain is restricted to five-thirds of the excess. +Culp and his wife, Candace, are selling because their daughter goes to elementary school farther west and they want to reduce the time it takes to take her to school, according to Fred Sands Realtors. +It seemed like a perfect match. +Redman added that U.S. officials had consulted with Salvadoran officials about the proposal but that the plan was not imposed on the Salvadorans. +They already were being nibbled at yesterday. +According to the 8-year-old constitution, the defeat forces Pinochet to call an open election, planned for December 1989. +The young men entered the buses and shouted at the drivers: "Go back! +The inquiry report charged authorities at Ahmedabad airport with failing to provide proper navigational aids and meteorological information to the aircraft. +Aside from extremely high land prices, which have helped Tokyo increase its fiscal surplus, Suzuki's main declared battles have been against illegal parking and garbage. +That job let him hone his English for a year at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. +Roger Butlin's set and Matt McKenzie's sound-effects are perfect. +"The buyers obviously need the metal now and are willing to pay an increasing premium for it," he explained. +Regarding Willard Spiegelman's review, "Big D Inaugurates Pei Symphony Hall" (Leisure & Arts, Sept. 13), we Dallasites are pleased to see that our fair city's flair for hyperbole is still thriving, though little else around here is. +However, the gradings do not appear in the league tables so the performance of schools and colleges cannot be compared. The tables highlight the extent to which vocational qualifications are the preserve of sixth-form and further-education colleges. +The show's format is still being shaped, but it promises to resemble the Monitor: covering major stories thoughtfully, emphasizing foreign affairs, and probably losing lots of money. +In their experiment, the researchers washed paired batches of the oil-coated Alaskan gravels, one batch in each pair with water and the other with a 1% solution of Pseudomonas aeruginosa surfactant. +The excuses offered for failing to learn from these experiences range from the serious to the silly. +Meanwhile, Britain, the Netherlands, and Italy have sent in mine-sweeping ships to augment U.S. efforts. +The interests of larger countries would be reflected in the existing European parliament, where individual national voting strength would continue to be determined (within certain parameters) by population size. +Nor, surely, is it helpful to his case to point out how 'gratifying' it is that so many of the nation's top jobs are held by Oxbridge graduates. +Collection of dividends, a customary responsibility of custodians, adds a new layer of work. +Moreover, the six-hour-a-week reduction in production at the plant originally scheduled to end March 4 will be extended through the last week of April, he said. +But he added the firm "always would respect the direction of the American Stock Exchange and, by extension, the Tokyo Stock Exchange." Existing warrants would continue to trade until their expiration. +Although the aid funds are to be approved through February of next year, Congress will be given an opportunity in November to review the situation and halt the aid if it sees fit. +Tony Bevan, for example, can hardly live with Freud or Auerbach, and Mark Wallinger and Richard Hamilton make a fine pair for triviality and pretension. +All ASEAN members _ Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore and the Philippines _ reportedly have said they will attend the meetings. +The rates are intended to make sure that the bonds trade at their full face value. +At the same time, it says, companies should create programs to encourage mentoring and career development and to discourage gender stereotyping. +The Exclusionary Rule is a court creation that benefits only lawyers and those who commit crimes. +Then democracy came to Eastern Europe, and most of the women were gone. +Volume remained almost flat, at 250m shares against 244m. Advances led declines by 868 to 179, with 107 issues unchanged. +"Protecting the innocent warrants a higher court priority than granting the blacks' demand for white teachers for their children," the letter said. +Companies often repurchase shares of stock to make the price rise, discouraging unsolicited takeover offers. +Witnesses from the State, Defense and Commerce departments sought to assure the lawmakers that the United States will not be giving away all its secrets and will retain safeguards. +Poindexter says Reagan, in writing, authorized a straight arms-for-hostages swap in December 1985. +Doctors should encourage their patients to write down their wishes about whether they want life-sustaining treatment stopped if they become hopelessly ill, according to a group medical ethicists. +Mackin said that if he isn't hired, he hopes to at least to force the department to adopt a "color-blind" hiring policy. +"It seems to me we should get whatever information is available now rather than having it tied up with a ribbon in 90 days," he said. +The Palestinians are making the understandable mistake of equating the outpouring of world sympathy with attaining political objectives. +The free market's arrival last year turned Poland's cities into cut-price bazaars. +Last year, an even softer Kleenex was introduced, incorporating expensive eucalyptus pulp. +But Eiko (the woman) and Koma (the man) are so riveting that, in watching them, you forget to say to yourself: 'This is good for me.' Eiko and Koma are both in their 40s. +"There are a few large speculators, but not the broad participation we had seen," said Mr. Sobotka. +Two of them, the military and government, have rather fallen out of favor. +"Sure, we are now big kids on the block, but not necessarily bad kids," says Jacqueline Ewing, chief trader for Mint. +Troops in Central Luzon, where the U.S. bases are located, are reported bracing for attacks against American servicemen. +All the big accountants have active corporate finance departments and the lawyers have plenty of dealmakers. +Scientists over the years have tried a variety of treatments aimed at activating the immune system against cancer cells, with mixed results. +Currently in liquidation, the Paramus, N.J., property and casualty insurer was taken over by the state insurance department in December 1986 after being hit with uncollectable reinsurance claims. +Heating oil's recent rally, which previously had been pushing up crude oil prices, had been largely due to the shadow over the world's fuel supplies this winter, given the uncertainties concerning expected oil exports by the Soviet Union. +Amnesty International said Friday that more than 400 members of a nomadic ethnic group have been arrested since April in Niger and at least 40 of them have been killed. +But analysts seem to like FMC's prospects. +The Australian opposition, which currently leads the Labor government in opinion polls and is likely to form the next government in Canberra, has criticized Spinfizz, noting that only the Soviets have greeted it with enthusiasm. +He said loan charge-offs in each of the third and fourth quarters are likely to match the $160 million Security Pacific reported in the second quarter. +Soviet troops spent nine years fighting the guerrillas to a stalemate before Moscow withdrew the last of them in February 1989. +Later in London, it was slightly lower at 124.65 yen. +Each of the crimes was punishable by five years in prison. +And four out of 10 Americans will be injured in a robbery or assault. +But those changes are now happening. Israeli troops have withdrawn from a small part of occupied territory, and Israel is handing over important civil powers to a Palestinian authority. +It is a good lesson for Valentine's Day. +He said a previously announced Pentagon decision not to replace the cruiser still stood. +J. Louis Frank, who is now Marathon Petroleum's president, was named executive vice presidcent of Marathon Oil, with continuing responsibilities for refining, marketing and transportation activities. +The provisions, part of the Export Administration Act, call for a $10,000 fine for each proven violation. +The early hour left plenty of time, and Mr. Pelton would be at work alone, with nobody else around to offer him advice. +"We expected death at any minute," said Amador. "They said they were going to kill us." Two crew members stayed behind and were never heard from again, and he later found a third was officially reported dead. +It is a violation of Barry's constitutional right to a public trial to keep Farrakhan and Stallings from attending, lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union, representing the three, said in papers filed in federal appeals court. +The 37-year-old former prime minister accused the army-backed caretaker government of vote rigging, but a team of international poll watchers said they found no evidence to back up that claim. +And unlike the First RepublicBank debacle, the two companies haven't been fierce rivals. +Kolasch said Tuesday he had provided material to an East German agent using the alias Heinz Groth, whose whereabouts are unknown. +White House officials have continued to attack a Senate bill to limit credit-card rates as preposterous, even though the legislation came a day after President Bush himself suggested that rates should go lower. +Mr. Rath says book sales should rise about 8.2% in 1991. +"This brings more firepower, and it looks like they're going to need that with their disappointing level of profitability," said Eli S. Lustgarten, an analyst with PaineWebber. +The World Bank is organizing an international effort to halt the degradation, which it estimates will cost from $300 million to $400 million over the next 15 to 20 years. +The state has a crucial role in providing the necessary environment for such networks to thrive: not least, an educated and flexible workforce and sound public infrastructure. +A Kidder, Peabody & Co. analyst, in his first report on the stock, gave it a "sell" recommendation. +The Congress Party had held all seven seats going into the election. +Born in County Donegal, Ireland, he was a stalwart of Dublin's famous Abbey Theater when, in his 50's, he began to gain a wider audience through cinema and television. +The family took the name Windsor. +However, analysts noted that the US authorities might have been waiting until European markets had closed before operating in the market. +Japan is giving humanitarian aid to refugees, he said. +The school's football team plays against Vanderbilt University on Saturday in Nashville. +Television has been under state control since its inception in 1965. +Humberto Larios has repeatedly pledged full military cooperation with the investigation. +Housing starts and completions (June). +Since February 1985, when the dollar peaked, gold has risen from $282 an ounce. +According to one part of the survey, these bond managers are more optimistic about bonds than at any time since the poll began in June 1988, says Nancy R. Lazar, senior vice president. +The most memorable outfit in this curvaceous line was the decollete off-the-shoulder outsized houndstooth-check jacket, worn with a wispy chiffon skirt. +As U.S. interest rates fall, the dollar becomes a less attractive investment. +Asked by the newspaper if he discussed the matter with Ms. Braverman, Bowen said: "Did I talk with her? +"We've been cooking with wood," said truck driver Israel Herrera, standing in line for a fourth day at a natural gas distributorship with 50 other people. +That will throw up very positive cashflow in 1993-94. The hiatus in 1992 is entirely to do with Davy. 'In housing, we have a land bank which is too big for our present business, so we don't need to buy any land. +Tempo said it financed the acquisitions with its $33 million credit line it obtained to buy non-urban cable systems near its existing operations. +Liberians have long hoped that the hundreds of U.S. Marines who swooped into Monrovia on Sunday to rescue Americans and shore up Embassy defenses would also help end their civil war. +After dining with the Mexicans on Saturday night, two undercover agents went to the mens' hotel and gave them $15,000 as partial payment, he said. +"We decided that punishment, even expulsion, is a risk we would run for the sake of what's right," said the Rev. James Delange, senior pastor at St. Francis. +Assiut, 238 miles south of Cairo, has been a center of fundamentalist agitation in recent years. +There is, however, a case for caution and not only because Meggitt so nearly got its fingers burned before it walked away from its 1990 bid for USH. +With the increasing internationalisation of markets, there is an increased overlapping of policies on trade and competition in the international context. +Mr. Pfeiffer, 63 years old, retired as a McKesson vice president in 1988; he will serve until a permanent replacement is named, McKesson said. +Indeed, the onetime adversaries turned partners haven't yet worked out exactly which events CBS will give Turner. +What Mr. Von Laue means by "elevated" is that he endeavors to rise above reflexive loyalty to the U.S., his home since emigrating from Germany in 1937. +The U.S. government urged Hungary to permanently bar Edward Lee Howard, a defector wanted on an espionage charge who has made extended visits to the eastern block country, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Recent visits to Iran by Sheik Mohammed Fadlallah, spiritual leader of Hezbollah, don't suggest a lessening of contact between the two, he says. +The East German government plans eventually to tear down the entire wall and replace it with normal border markings, President Manfred Gerlach disclosed in an interview last week. +Chancellor Helmut Kohl has said the need to keep the German mark stable and strong will curb financial outlays to rebuild the economy in the East. +The dead in the Sebokeng clashes included a white police officer who was speared in the chest, officials said. +They were arrested and charged with disrupting a committee of the Congress and demonstrating within a Capitol building, charges that carry a maximum $500 fine and six-month jail term. +Botanists thought they had plant sex figured out. +Among those noted were the series "Dream On," "Not Necessarily the News" and "Tales From the Crypt" and cable movies "The Image" and "Age-Old Friends." Fuchs sees such accolades as a key part of HBO's survival. +Tankers headed up the Red Sea to load Iraqi oil have turned back, most recently the 357,000-ton Norwegian ship Hansa Vega on Friday. +Nationwide included mortgage offers up to December 22. Halifax said yesterday: 'In spite of the fall in December, house prices have generally become firmer in the second half of 1993. +The wolf was temporarily quarantined, Dunn said. +In much of the sprawling metropolis of 12m, there are no signs of violence. +It has won 14 of those cases and there have been no punitive judgments. +It was followed by "Ernest Saves Christmas," in which an oddball cab driver (Jim Varney) saves the holidays by driving Santa's sleigh. +Among them: Jesse Jackson, the Democratic presidential candidate; Peggy Say, Anderson's sister; and the Revs. +Even Beauvoir's appearance paints him as a musical maverick with the wild, white Mohawk he's sported for many years. +Under an aviation pact with the United Kingdom, the U.S. is permitted to select one carrier to provide regularly scheduled passsenger and cargo service between Baltimore and London. +But now, 14 months after becoming mayor, Richard M. Daley is putting a stamp of his own on Chicago. +It said it will return the money to those who are denied Saudi visas. +"It is an uprising of the people, not of a few individuals," said Radwan Abu Ayyash, head of the Arab Journalists Association. +The board's moves appeared to be further steps to assure creditors of Federated and Allied that the companies could work out their financial woes. +Most Matisses appeal to the eye. +The site is one of the country's most popular tourist attractions. +The new owners took away Ms. Sanchez's two assistants and gave her added responsibilities that keep her at her desk until after dark. +Mr. Dass says many critics are more interested in "putting forth their point of view" than in assisting victims. +While 70 percent of Utah's 1.7 million people are Mormons, the next largest denomination is Roman Catholic, with an estimated 5 percent, or 80,000 members. +The $7.58 billion July trade deficit was the smallest since a $6.8 billion deficit recorded in December 1984, the Commerce Department said. +A needlessly wide second-floor balcony-terrace jogs around an awkward, unused first-floor courtyard full of trees in concrete boxes. +The 39-foot-high kerosene tank exploded in a residential area Tuesday morning while two workers soldered a pipeline at its base. +President Bush on Thursday lifted the last sanctions against Panama, imposed for its failure to cooperate in drug-fighting efforts, and then toured a maximum-security prison, saying "tough talk is simply not enough" in battling crime and narcotics. +Behrens, who retired after 28 years as an assistant airport manager, came up with the idea after a neighbor complained about how difficult it was replanting an uprooted mailbox when the ground was frozen. +A year earlier, net was $179.9 million, or 38 cents a share, on revenue of $1.41 billion. +Production of some goods, including some drilling machines, some computers and some types of road building equipment, had been stopped completely in the first five months. +Although they support the idea in principle, they say stockholders could end up paying too much for board members at a time when certain holders are already being forced to give up some prerogatives. +But the chains need to be rationalised and the culture changed. +The financial markets had weakened slightly on Tuesday amid uncertainty over the trade figures, which have frequently moved the markets in the past. +China announced last week that it had released 211 prisoners, including several prominent academics. +He notes that the disabled tend to have lower incomes and are most in need of affordable housing. +"We share the president's view." The president's comments came in a statement the White House released after Mr. Bush hosted a two-hour breakfast with congressional leaders. +The 377-27 vote will have no legal effect because the resolution was non-binding. +Fares to those two cities are lower, the airline said. +With interest rates likely to be cranked up again later in November, is this any background against which to buy shares? More jobs should be good for business. +They (the Republicans) like corporate operators." The farm owned by Jim and Mabel Reed was the Democratic nominee's first stop on a bus tour of southern Illinois and Missouri. +When the two went shopping Sunday afternoon in Conway, east of Morrilton, Wonder was mobbed by autograph hounds. +On Thursday, the Vietnamese ambassador initially agreed that Khang would give up his immunity. +The outcome of these moves is uncertain, but they seem set to alter the shape of the business. Ford starts the spring collections in March, when it unveils the eagerly awaited Mondeo. +The use of administrative detention, under which people can be jailed without being charged or tried, has been denounced by the United States and human rights organizations. +The bank has been emphasising this in marketing efforts. As far as wider competition is concerned, leasing and factoring companies and bank subsidiaries are emphasising the benefits of alternative forms of finance. +The picture won't be as clear as a photograph, but both companies are working on technology to improve the quality of the prints. +In its unanimous decision, the high court said the mere "sweat of the brow" effort in compiling banks of data doesn't qualify a directory for copyright protection. +The court-approved settlement ends a fight between Daewoo, a Carlstadt, N.J., unit of Daewoo Corp. of South Korea and the federal government that began in the early 1980s. +The company raises money for the El Paso police officers' union and the sheriff's office. +It also provides cash incentives to award high-performing schools, and punishments for lagging school districts. +You don't want to get yourself too upset about these things." +Today, more than half of first-time mothers are back at work before their child celebrates a first birthday," reported Cutler. +Their followers are numbered in millions; broadcasts on radio and on television carry the work of our three companies into millions of homes each year. +One result is a renaissance of distribution and other agreements between the big record companies and hot young black producer-entrepreneurs. +Each analyst tends to follow options trading on a variety of instruments. +Only four network affiliates pre-empt prime-time programming to show the series, but affiliates in 20% of the top 100 markets broadcast "The Next Generation" at other times. +Kuwait's support for Iraq made its shipping a special target of Iranian gunboats during attacks. +Chicken of the Sea and Bumble Bee, both owned by foreign companies, by Friday had not disclosed precisely how they intended to ensure they only will use dolphin-free tuna in the future. +The union has been talking to the company for some time about safety concerns, Love said. +The arrival of the three planeloads of refugees marked the end of a two-year effort by the foundation to get Cubans here from third countries, where they had gone in hopes of eventually making it to the United States. +MacDonald said Yazzie is biased against him because MacDonald attempted to remove the judge from the bench and claimed advisory counsel appointed by the judge is inadequate. +The Belzbergs, through their affiliate companies, frequently have invested in publicly held companies. +Mr Peter Sutherland yesterday announced the appointment of his three deputies, Frances Williams reports from Geneva. +The UFCW appears to be making headway in certification efforts at two other IBP plants, labor sources indicate. +Kim Dae Jung traveled to Kwangju and was greeted by about 300,000 people. +Mr David Shaw was particularly concerned at the proposal to transfer the Royal Military School for Music from Deal in his Dover constituency. +Since then, it has waged a bombing a sabotage campaign to wrest control from the government in Pretoria. +Other Bells also have internal research programs, though they are far more modest generally. +Release of a notebook-sized model by Apple is the subject of great interest because the company hasn't been a strong competitor in the portable-computer marketplace. +A videotape of the Jan. 11 concert has been sold to 19 countries, including the Soviet Union, it said. +She was in North Platte to attend the Miss Nebraska pageant. +When the Bundesbank sells marks, it adds liquidity to the West German money supply. +But surprisingly enough, the employees are very supportive of the policy," Ms. Christopher said. +But most Western governments and several private entities, such as Lloyd's of London, already offer insurance for foreign investments. +While all U.S. economic reports are being monitored closely, improvement in employment is eagerly awaited. +Such disclosures are hardly crushing blows to either the shuttle or the rest of Mr. Trump's vast empire. +In 1989 he represented Ego Brown, who started several upscale shoeshine stands in Washington only to be told that a 1905 regulation in the city barred outdoor stands. +The way to invest successfully, then, is to practice "contrary opinion" _ buying when things look darkest and selling in the bright sunshine. +This summer, however, the snails have been sighted along with schools of jellyfish that have been plaguing beaches, Burstin said. +Prescience Corp., a five-year-old San Francisco software concern, decided it needed to offer credit-card convenience to expand its small mail-order volume. +At this border post, the Vietnamese soldiers completed a five-day trek across Cambodia from bases in Battambang, a province on the Cambodian border with Thailand. +But in recent months, other names had cropped up in what was viewed as an internal power play. +His stand, the Corn Crib, is operating again, but money has been tighter than it usually is during the non-productive winter months, Ziegler said. +The Parliament resolution called on the government to begin negotiations with the Warsaw Pact's six other members to prepare for the planned withdrawal. +Mr Baldwin said HeMan's markets had improved, but it was too early to say if the division would break even this year. Earnings increased 36 per cent to 11.7p (8.6p). +Including Pine Falls, Abitibi has annual newsprint capacity of about two million metric tons. +In 1967, scientists working on a site near Cavaillon unearthed an oil lamp decorated with a seven-branch candelabra. +It's not his or mine." But that sentiment, which native Georgian Josef V. Stalin tried to instill by uprooting whole nationalities from their homelands, is proving to be rare among the myriad minorities of the Soviet Union. +Several activists, including relatives of MIAs, floated balloons down the Mekong from the Thai shore last year with offers of the reward, with no known result. +Quinn's 26-year-old brother, Christopher, who was driving the van, was treated and released, Kettelle said. +Trade and commerce: 12 companies. +"In Taiwan politics, no one will say in a straight way that they are opposed to the president's wishes," says a Taiwan-born securities-company executive. +The one-month Libor rate on which the agreement will be based is currently at about 7 1/2%. +It says that there will be no compensation in some cases, where changes are made to meet modern regulations. +The Sandinistas have demanded the Contras demobilize before Mrs. Chamorro's inauguaration. +The unsold balance was about $15.9 million, underwriters said. +In addition, the Bank of Japan, following a recent investigation, warned Mitsui Trust & Banking Co. to keep its management of different fund trusts strictly separate, a Mitsui spokesman said. +The University of Arizona proposed construction of the telescopes in 1984. +The musical numbers are for chorus and/or basso, and have all the charm and power of the finest Rossini. +The U.S. recession, which began last June for Timken, hasn't yet ended for the auto, truck and other basic industries that are Timken's major customers, Mr. Timken said after the meeting. +It invested $325 million for a new polycarbonate plant in Burkville, Ala., last year, and will double the size of the plant by 1990 at a cost of $315 million. +For comparison, that's taller than the Washington Monument, and the four stoic faces of Mt. +In extremely large doses, the toxin can cause liver cancer in humans. +Programs like Genesys show "it is possible to evolve seemingly intelligent behavior quickly and easily on a computer," Taylor says. +Two Iranian clerics have offered a $5.2 million bounty for Rushdie's death. +There are at least two delegates with the surname Afanasyev. +They thought they could understand the risks, there would be no problem with transfer payments, and they could more easily take security. +Kansas City Life directors earlier rejected offers of $43.50 a share and $42.50 a share from Torchmark. +President Bush and Attorney General Dick Thornburgh have said the case against Noriega is strong, indicating a belief among federal prosecutors that their witnesses' testimony will hold up in court. +"It remains to be seen what Reagan will do," said Georgetown University law professor Samuel Dash, who was chief counsel to the Senate Watergate committee in the mid-1970s. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, First Executive shares closed at $12, down 37.5 cents. +Her main support is a young woman who is equally plain _ an endearing seamstress with the improbable name of Popeye (Alfre Woodard), who taught herself to sew by making little outfits for her pet frogs as a child. +I am a 25 per cent taxpayer, and I hold a modest portfolio of blue-chip shares. +"There are areas of that report that we have less confidence in the conclusions," Wolfe said. +That number appeared to decline during the afternoon as brokers withdrew some sell orders. +Dr Reumann, 43, takes over as of December 1st and will be supported by Mr Herbert Blieberger, member of the management board since February 1997. +She admitted accepting $7,000 in bribes to rule in favor of defendants and hand down lenient sentences. +"The plants don't grow according to their own physiology, they grow in response to utility rates, which go down at night and go out of sight during the day," said Davis. +His face was downcast and his shoulders hunched during much of the service, and his wife cried when they followed the tiny casket out of the church. +Last year, Carlton bought a Central film-production unit, Zenith Productions Ltd. Carlton is boosting the unit's output of theatrical films and programs for British and international TV broadcasters. +In Chicago, two caskets containing what an anti-abortion group said were 2,000 fetuses were lowered in graves Saturday during a ceremony officiated at by Roman Catholic Cardinal Joseph Bernardin. +The National Abortion Rights Action League on Tuesday endorsed Simon because of his strong pro-choice stand, spokeswoman Renee Cravens said. +Those and the remainder of the Braniff order form the core of the transaction under discussion between America West and Airbus. +The public's enthusiasm for options trading seems sure to wane. +The pilot and four others were killed. +Lawsuits challenging brand-name drug patents abound. +The acquisition, if completed, would more than double NatWest's network in France, where its presence has lagged behind Barclays and Midland. +Dr. Willem Pieterse, a court-appointed psychiatrist who examined the suspect, said Strydom showed symptoms of being a psychopath and had expressed pride in what he had done. +Police gave no motive in the killings and declined to reveal the type of weapon used. +GM's new president and chief operating officer, Robert C. Stempel, said yesterday that the company "cannot afford to continue with losers" in its components operations. +The British position is also justified on the grounds that support for Mr. Chissano contributes to good relations with the African "frontline" states, whose cooperation is deemed necessary in the larger struggle for Southern Africa. +This compares with net profits of FFr977m in 1993. 'We're extremely cautious,' he said. +The director of Central Intelligence let it be known that he would not cooperate. +However, Mr. O'Toole said he was encouraged by the market's recovery, particularly before yesterday's Independence Day closing. +As October draws to a close, weather is still generally warm in Europe and in the U.S., especially the Northeast where much heating oil is consumed. +A young entrepreneur who sought control of Bond Corp. +Broadcasting and entertainment operating profit rose 17% to $37.8 million as improved results from entertainment and TV stations offset continued softness in radio, where revenue slipped 6% to $11 million. +That would follow a vigorous 0.8% increase in July. +At least $6 million of the total Williams has spent has been his own money. +Five judges would be selected to hear each trial. +It had started the day at 124.23 yen and ranged between 124.17 and 124.35 yen. +The group posted a Dollars 489m loss for 1992, blaming a world chemical glut and special charges relating to retiree healthcare benefits. +"Cigarette ads never forced anybody to smoke," Mr. Pare said. +A handful of House members reported free trips to participate in charity golf tournaments. +There would be no sense in the Democrats' nominating a conservative. +Sales jumped from Pounds 6.59m to Pounds 47m. Chamberlain also announced a conditional agreement to acquire Ouest Parts, the largest supplier of components to the French shoe industry, for about FFr74m (Pounds 8.79m) in cash. +Among them, 164 could not read. +The measure incorporates cuts voted last week in such major weapon systems as the Midgetman mobile missile and B-2 bomber, but goes beyond the authorizing bill in reducing classified programs and shifting funds to improve military readiness. +The monarch last discharged blood four days ago. +Already conscious of the price factor, importers are concerned that the lira's devaluation and exit from the ERM will reverse the gains they have made. Cars of German and French origin are the most vulnerable. +Defendant Elio Hernandez told reporters near him that the statement read to him "did not agree entirely with what I declared." The judge said that the accused can submit additional statements or have their own attorneys later. +According to documents found on his person, Muse reportedly worked for the U.S. Army in Panama as a civilian school inspector, he added. +Within minutes of the vote, Takeshita appointed a new finance minister, Tatsuo Murayama, one of the architects of the tax reform. Takeshita had been acting finance minister since Dec. 9, when Miyazawa resigned after being linked to the scandal. +Shares of the railroad, closing yesterday at 75, up 5/8, have gained only a fraction as much. +Early in the week, the executive had flown to a directors' meeting in Tampa, Fla., hoping he wouldn't have to resign as president of the nation's largest brewery because of allegations of kickbacks among subordinates. +It happens when small prices are raised by small amounts, and when big prices are raised by seemingly tiny percentages. +Ben Johnson knowingly took steroids and those close close to the runner also were aware of it, fellow Canadian Olympic sprinter Angella Issajenko was quoted as saying in an interview published Sunday. +SIB is still at the very early stages of considering the issue, however, and it is not clear if such a complex system is in fact likely to emerge from its discussions. The initiative has been urged by the London Stock Exchange. +'It was the sower of death,' said a Bosnian policeman, referring to a heavy machine-gun with a distinctive sound much feared by residents because it is often loaded with exploding bullets. +The controller was hired by the FAA in 1982 and has worked in the Atlanta tower since October 1988, the NTSB said. +And look for loopholes. +The company also hinted that USA Today may fall short in 1990 of posting its first profitable year as Publisher Cathleen Black said ad volume fell 7.5 percent while ad revenue edged up 1.4 percent. +The moves by Stouffer, a unit of Nestle S.A., signal how tough the category has become for even the biggest food companies. +For the first half of this year, OTF reported net income of $538,000, or 11 cents a share, on sales of $126.4 million. +"It's a lot more work - that's about it," said Spec. +United Financial had a negative net worth of $86.5 million as of July 31. +Off the coast of Israel, the search was called off for the last of 21 bodies of U.S. troops killed in the sinking Saturday of an Israeli ferry. +But some Republican lawmakers questioned whether any tax increase was needed. +She can move too, particularly in the old Benny Goodman number "Stompin' at the Savoy" and in a wild, defiant "Take It Right Back" that concludes the first act. +After that date, Ford began to install different screws with an adhesive, said the spokesman. +But with the shares still trading at a hefty premium to estimated net assets it is hard to summon up much enthusiasm on a long term view. +Crime Republicans want a free and open society for every American. That means more than economic advancement alone. +It's the pinnacle of the profession. +Spiegel, in the Feb. 12 article entitled "Fear of Rent Sharks," said a West German homeowner had armed himself with a special spray to fend off his East German tenant's ferocious dog. +The record peak for oil imports was 8.8 million barrels a day in 1977, two years before the Iranian revolution sparked the secon oil crisis of the decade. +The association said vehicle production rose 1.6% in October from the year before, the third consecutive monthly increase. +Renault and Peugeot are getting less integrated and becoming primarily designers and assemblers. +Israelis responded to the stabbings with revenge attacks of their own, and demands that Palestinians be blocked from working in Israel. +My public is small, but I should be able to reach it without being hated. +From 1958-73, six federal judges resigned from the lifetime position, compared to 60 from 1974 to 1978. +The average public school teacher is expected to earn 14 percent more in real purchasing power, after adjusting for inflation, in the year 2000 than now. +In Czechoslovakia, an international conference convened to discuss ways to end the clashes in Yugoslavia, and participants cautioned that outside forces alone can't end the fighting. +But for the lucky convention-goers, it was a golden opportunity to try Robert Zitin's honey ham, or maybe Stuart Schnurman's mango nectar. +Texas croplands, many acres of which remain underwater, suffered hundreds of millions of dollars in damage, said Heather Ball, a Texas Department of Agriculture economist in Austin. +He did not give Boorman's hometown. +The program is an addition to a $130.6 million expansion program already under way. +As previously reported, Rogers last month purchased Montreal-based Telemedia Inc.'s 13% stake in Cantel and acquired an option on First City's stake. +It now has a portfolio of products each of which is a leader in a growth area. +The $9 million estimate was produced by Bevill's staff. +Administration officials are quick to caution that plenty of pitfalls still lie in the way of any budget agreement. +The danger is that the Bertelsmann people will feel no duty to do more than squeeze the Bantam, Doubleday Dell Group for profits. +The ruling of the state Court of Appeals may define what control parents have in determining who may associate with their children. +The list is endless, the show unfortunately little longer than a concert. +Coach them in handling complaints so that they can resolve problems immediately. +Some of them said they didn't see any major turnaround in the economy soon. +The other would be led by Steven Kumble, Robert Wagner and Hugh Carey, a partner and the former governor of New York state. +The capos feel that their money is no dirtier than the fortunes made in bananas, coffee and cattle at the turn of the century by the ancestors of Colombia's present Establishment. +Across the seven countries, 43 per cent of companies forecast staff cuts during the next 12 months. +"This is a great little franchise," Mr. Hudson said. +It may be pointed out that loan guarantees or deposit insurance indirectly finance real spending just as they might if treasury expenditures were made up front. +Union members will vote Thursday on whether to accept the pay cut and the plan to proceed with a takeover offer. +No amount of sleuthing over whether Oliver North misapplied funds to buy snow tires is going to shed light on these all-important matters. +It is mothballing five of 19 U.S. factories. +The 8,000 refugees are among the 10,000 that President Bush last October decided to admit in the current fiscal year if private funding was obtained. +Police on Tuesday clashed with nationalist demonstrators defying a ban on rallies in front of the Ukrainian Parliament in Kiev, according to press reports. +International labor hero Walesa still retains a host of folksy touches nearly nine years after strikes at the Lenin Shipyard that spawned Solidarity catapulted him to fame and a Nobel Peace prize. +Fodor said he feels better about his music now than in 1974. "What other artists are doing in comparison with what I'm doing is not an issue with me any more. +Brokers were expecting the pace of activity to slow Friday as the long July 4 holiday weekend approaches. +Mr. Caldabaugh said the plan, which ultimately requires bankruptcy court approval, will be subject to substantial negotiation with creditors. +On the offensive are the various human-rights advocates, who have tirelessly sought to portray all vigilantes, without exception, as right-wing death squads or murderous fanatics. +Chicago has seen 10 hospitals fold since 1984. +Operating expenses as a percentage of revenue are the lowest among big banks. +"I don't think it's a major takeover target," said Andrew Geller, transportation analyst for Provident National Bank in Philadelphia. +Volume was a moderate 499.5 million shares, down from 505.4 million on Wednesday. +The merits of brevity seem never to have crossed their publishers' minds. +Exceptional charges of Pounds 214m connected with the sale of its Silo chain in the US will obscure a small fall in underlying profits at Dixons, the UK's largest electrical retailer, on Wednesday. +State pathologist Dr. Roger Fossum was to continue an autopsy today, according to Gregory Swope, senior assistant attorney general. +"Someone said, and I guess it's true, that `What you were really playing in that picture was a peeping tom,"' the 80-year-old Stewart said. "That's exactly what I was doing. +The leading index of inflation compiled by researchers at Columbia University - one of the best available - surged in May, having risen continuously for eight months. +Similarly, "tradition" provides no answer to teen-age pregnancy, which made its sharpest 20th-century jump during the 1950s, though the problems associated with this were obscured by the falling age of marriage. +There have been predictions he could lose next year's elections to the left-leaning Social Democrats. +Improvements in the 1980s have merely brought American students back to the levels of the early 1970s, officials said. +The Rev. Jerry Falwell's show dropped 40 percent during the year. +Raychem is gambling that the fiber-optics technology Raynet is developing will be widely used in advanced telecommunications gear and futuristic devices such as videophones. +Louis Dupree, an Afghan-affairs specialist now working in the Pakistani frontier city of Peshawar, says he went to a recent conference in Australia where a Soviet diplomat claimed his country was decommissioning mines. +The shares were unchanged yesterday at $11 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +Mr. Armacost's plan called for 1988 earnings of $711 million; the bank actually earned $726 million. +The company said it will draw down the balance in September and December. +In a leveraged buy-out, a small group of investors typically acquires a company largely through debt that ultimately is paid back through the operations of the acquired company. +Rhythm of the Earth (Birdology 513916-2), a disc full of original compositions, shows his caustic lines and leadership qualities to be undimmed. +One of the largest purchases was the $6.5 billion acquisition of Federated Department Stores by the Campeau Corp. of Canada. +"Terry and myself would sit through those long nights and speak with great pain and remorse and longing for his daughter," Keenan said. +Van de Kamp said warnings on individual products probably would be easiest and most effective, but many manufacturers don't want warnings on goods shipped outside California and can't control distribution to prevent that. +Snow Orchid is ultimately about the claustrophobia of family life. The linchpin of the Gate staging is Paola Dionisotti as Filumena. +But security has been relaxed during the more than 18 months of pre-trial arguments. +It found the attack to be premeditated, and also convicted the men of preparing firebombs in three prior instances. +Filming is to begin in the state March 15, she said. +The American Collectors Association, a trade group of more than 3,500 collection agencies, lists mainly consumer debt. +Wang Development manages about $750 million of assets, including $200 million of Wang employee retirement funds, the company said. +Eric Miller, chief investment officer at Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette, New York, said that yesterday's modest volume suggests many institutions didn't participate. +John Baker, an attorney for Connick and a law professor at Louisiana State University, said July's Supreme Court decision in a Missouri case, Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services, changed the standard by which courts can review abortion laws. +Stocks of other casino operators posted gains as well. +Argyll Group dropped 10, or 3.3%, to 297. +Eighty-four percent of those responding said they thought malpractice suits and the cost of malpractice insurance were responsible for the increased costs. +The Senate also ordered him to make restitution of up to $123,000 for money he received improperly. +The FDA is expected to take months to settle on a way to test claims about a product's ability to degrade. +In addition to the Persian Gulf, the finance meetings will address the problem of economic difficulties facing the Soviet Union. +I believe there will come a time when China will host this kind of competition." Contestants in the Beijing pageant were judged on their talent in singling, dancing, reading and answering questions revealing their knowledge and moral values. +Analysts figured that slow economic growth would drive the average price of copper below $1 a pound this year, but prices have averaged above $1. +If you cannot pull from the South, you lose the election," Thurber said. +Several securities analysts said Koppers, which recently completed a restructuring that shed several engineering and metals products businesses over the past three years, was worth more than the offered price. +As previously reported, the government claims General Dynamics defrauded the U.S. Maritime Administration and the Navy from 1978 to 1982 as part of a kickback scheme with a subcontractor, Frigitemp Corp., which is now in bankruptcy-law proceedings. +"Sunday school is a spiritual (boost) for me," said Codd, who turned 80 Sunday and also leads a weekly Bible study for a group of seven elderly people. +Government officials acknowledged during a two-day session of the Supreme Soviet on Thursday and Friday that the budget has been running in the red for years. +This temporary increase in underlying inflation reflects the short-run impact of tax changes. +If there can be a successor to Evelyn Waugh, with a liberal dose of JR Ackerley, Carr might be it. He is now 80. Averaging one novel a decade might seem slow work. +And he agreed to increased funding to recruit of minority students and teachers, but rejected a demand for student involvement in hiring faculty. +The US State Department said in a report to Congress in February that there are 129,100 hectares under coca production, of which over half is in the Huallaga valley. +Taylor said the coalition of civil rights groups has not taken a formal position on the nomination, even though some organizations already have expressed opposition individually. +He said the U.S. units were well-equipped and prepared to repel any Iraqi attack and protect themselves from chemical weapons. +Under those rules, if the FDIC has to use its line of credit with the Federal Reserve, it will have negative net worth, he conceded. +Don Fuqua, the association's president, said the U.S. subsidies alleged by the EC don't exist. +"People are assuming that we're going to get numbers that are positive for the economy," he says. +While two daughters oversee the factory, the others are completing their studies at university in Michigan. Meanwhile, women in Tunisia are now branching out into other spheres of business. +It has no heating to protect Niwa from nighttime temperatures of about minus 50 degrees, but his flying suit has built-in electric coils to keep him warm. The coils are powered by batteries charged by solar panels outside the gondola. +Both moves had long been sought by the Reagan administration, and European officials last week called on the U.S. to reciprocate by showing stronger support for the dollar, whose recent depreciation has hurt foreign concerns selling in the U.S. +Cost is another factor. +Frank Ireton of the National Science Teachers Association, which is helping train science teachers who will bring their classes to the programs, said, "It's a tremendous interest-generator. +In a nationally televised news conference last year, Kim said she and another North Korean male agent planted the bomb on the plane when they flew from Baghdad to Abu Dhabi, where they got the craft. +Frustrated by a recent letter-writing flurry with the Pentagon, he's pushing a legislative amendment that would require the department to use internal budget plans consistent with the ones submitted publicly. +Such quibbles aside, "Scenes From the Southside" is an album delivered with considerable honesty and heart. +Mr. Catacosinos also stressed a state-Lilco deal would greatly benefit the company by, among other things, making its debt investment-grade, and enabling the utility to resume paying dividends next year. +Richard Curd, spokesman for Carnation Nutritional Products in Los Angeles, said that the company plans an information campaign that will alert the public to the problem of infant formula allergies. +The four people aboard were fire chiefs from different counties but no further information on their identities was immediately available, he said. +Still, Mr. Barton of the Independent Bankers Association thinks Velda Sue "has a reasonably good chance" of passing this session. +The deal is scheduled to close in late September. +"Boingo Alive" (MCA) _ Oingo Boingo Live albums have a unique sort of energy. +An RB spokesman said under the agreement, if the acquisition by Cahasa isn't completed, Mr. Lew and his group will be granted enough additional seats on the board to give them control of the company. +Instead, they're spending those dollars on their home." +They had tried to lay flowers in Wenceslas Square to honor Jan Palach, a 20-year-old student who burned himself alive 20 years ago to protest the Soviet-led invasion that ended the liberal "Prague Spring" in August 1968. +After settling with the Cohens, Integrated secured financing and today retains the lease. +The organization, a militant wing of the Honduran Communist Party, is blamed for numerous dynamite attacks since 1983. +The lawyer said Long is taking medication and his AIDS symptoms come and go. "He's healthier now than he has been," he said. +This is often accompanied by informal advice from the bank to 'lean on your suppliers'. +"I sort of thought he could become a movie actor and make a lot of money and I'd probably get rich," John Chrystal says. +But a small and determined group continues to kill and maim for it. Few countries would have been able to respond to this violence with the maturity shown by Spain. +The chips from Texas Instruments' Japanese arm will be sold to Japanese television manufacturers. +"Someday I'd like it to be said of me, he tried to feed the hungry _ not only tried but succeeded," Van de Kamp told the congregation of the Praises of Zion Baptist Church. +French President Mitterrand said he will seek a second term, ending months of speculation on whether the 71-year-old Socialist would enter the presidential race. +Prominent among these are raising enough money to buy out dissident shareholders. +Everyone sees dealing on TV and cheques being paid into branches. +The addition of a reel-type slot machine "would complete our product line," he said. +A report on the evening TV news showed passers-by scooping up the potatoes. +He also moderated a two-day conference in Moscow on depletion of the ozone later in the the upper atmosphere. +The design (Julian McGowan), of ornate statuary dotted around marble halls, is subverted by the frock-coats and laurels of the Romans. +Dwarf Alberich (Franz Mazura) scrambles around the bottom like a horrible black crab, bagging the gold when he can't get a maiden. +In 1986, Mercantile earned $55.3 million, or $3.57 a share; for the 1986 fourth quarter, it earned $13.8 million, or 89 cents a share. +Years back, she graduated from the island's only school, but always figured her determination to remain here precluded college. +Mr Barnevik made clear that no management consultants had been used in the design of the new structure. +"It will be difficult to cut back on loans and not lose market share." +Regional telephone giant NYNEX Corp. was indicted Thursday on a charge of violating the 1982 court order that broke up the old Bell system. +Several Ministry of Finance officials maintain that bearishness will ease within the next several weeks, as corporations stop selling stocks in their corporate funds ahead of the March 31 end of the fiscal year. +Gold was higher in Zurich as well, closing at a bid $457, compared with $455 late Tuesday. +"I think it's saying we're probably entering a mild recession right now," said Bruce Steinberg, senior economist at Merrill Lynch Economics in New York. +Police dispersed the crowd, and most went home peacefully except for about 300 who regrouped and attacked Sethwala. +The rankings are based on the lowest score among each carrier's various jet types. +The communique added that a police patrol pursued the other attackers and killed three of them, two men and one woman. +Mr. White says that "of American shotguns, Parkers are the steadiest climbers. +We did what our clients wanted us to do and we have no regrets," said Morrison, of the Public Citizen Litigation Group in Washington, D.C. +"I just want to go home," she told Judge Fred Morelock of North Carolina's Wake County District Court on Thursday. +STERLING BONDS barely feature in the UK pension fund's portfolio these days: they have been crowded out by equities. However, given the government's borrowing requirements in the next couple of years, a flood of gilts issues is expected. +It will be thorough. +Masters Bruce Devereux and Howard Wilson, and their crews, were taken to a ferry that left here late Friday, Mike Harpold of the INS said. +All told, more than $3 billion in junk bonds have defaulted this year, a substantial increase. +In a credit-crazed society, demand for these reports has exploded. +"We feel that our lives and our privacy are being invaded," complains Shirley Page, a retired teacher who lives in the city of Grapevine, which is next to the airport. +Handel said the company will propose to replace those debentures with a combination of common stock, new debentures and debentures convertible into stock. +It could have instead just accounted for the cost on cars sold during that period. +The bond market, already reeling from a rash of high-priced takeovers, was traumatized because investors thought the buyout binge had gone too far. +Nicaraguans seem wary of the gold cordoba, which went into circulation on Monday, and with the old cordobas still circulating, confusion mingles with the uncertainty. +It is so humiliating. +No scruples about lying, seemingly plenty about selling arms? +At a trial, the court found that the funds had been "improperly diverted," and held three state officials involved personally liable. +She said soldiers also stole jewelry. +Gore rocketed to the top tier of Democratic presidential contenders on Super Tuesday by doing what he said he would do: carry a good chunk of the South. +There was no news to account for the sharp rise in copper prices, but there is the perception that near-term supplies are tight, Ms. Raptopoulos said. +"Those mistakes were made by the leadership of Azerbaijan both by the party and govermental authorities, including the first secretary of the republic Aliev and first secretary of Azerbaijan Comrade Bagirov. +The capital value of leased assets apart from property is at present usually set against spending allocations unless the lease meets only a short-term need. +He sees consolidation and size, whether it is in tomatoes or flowers, as the way forward. +Spot checks are also made. But for the shadow cast by NME's problems, WHC would have had been able to tell a story any public relations executive would be proud to peddle. +All the noise just stopped and I still don't know where it went. The push-pull gear lever jutting from the fascia frightened off many potential British buyers but was simplicity itself to use. +Great Teco has been a Whirlpool distributor for seven years. The announcement is the latest in a series of moves by the US company to step up its inroads into the Asian market. +Most of the personal pension plans taken out recently are also unitised. Under a unitised with profits policy, the investor buys units, on which bonuses are added each year rather than, as with a conventional with profits policy, to the sum assured. +Severe thunderstorms spawned six tornadoes in Illinois, five tornadoes in Indiana and four in Kentucky during the late afternoon and evening Friday. +Output per employee jumped 27%. +In central Florida, rain and a few thunderstorms fell Friday night. +Fang and his wife, physics professor Li Shuxian, were shown at that time speaking to the students. +Gingl said Vehma would carry out assembly operations involving 8,000 to 15,000 cars a year. +There's also great potential for Peterson to take his ambassadorship across the line of commercialism ala Cray and spread the word of the blues. +He's also chairman of Sturge Holdings, Lloyd's biggest agency. The news from Sturge was that it expected to cut its annual dividend by half, so trimming Coleridge's income from his 6.8m share stake by Pounds 559,324. But that's not all. +About 260 students were evacuated from Andrews Hall on Sunday after police received an anonymous tip alleging explosives were in Borchelt's third-floor room, Coker said. +Officials at Bristol-Myers declined to comment on the suit. +When Virginia B. Calvin got word that her South Bend, Ind., elementary school had been chosen as one of the nation's best, she made good on a promise to her pupils and kissed the concrete steps to the building. +'People say: 'At least we know where we stand with them',' says one retired Hindu academic. +By June 1987, the average return on stocks had reached a level nearly 16 times the level of 1985. +Enamored of the technical gimmickry that delivered scrolled money from inside a can, Coke spent more than two years developing the technology. +That doesn't require an enormous amount of marketing sense,' he says. +Sales for the year advanced 9.7% to $7.13 billion from $6.50 billion. +Aborigines, the country's original inhabitants, number about 160,000, or 1 percent of Australia's 16 million people. +A judge has ordered the release of files on about 1.5 million people, including the city's current mayor, who were spied on by the police department's Red Squad before it was abolished in 1974. +Swiss companies are expected to report improved profits for 1986. +Under the skin, he's an actor. +Food accounted for #1.91 billion, or 37% of total sales. +He said the latest acquisitions were in the works before JWT was purchased. +The other 25 parties to the talks all support a multi-racial state with equal rights for all races, and are unlikely to accommodate the CP. +Harry Weinberg, a reclusive millionaire who made a fortune in Baltimore and Hawaii, has died at age 82, leaving a $900 million charitable trust, one of the biggest in the country. +MR JOHN BIRT, BBC director-general, admitted yesterday that staff morale was low. +Until Mr Tapie joined the MRG last year and effectively took it over, it was an obedient - because not very successful - ally of the Socialists. +"The world really is changing and we're working to take advantage of it," Wolfowitz said near the end of the discussion. +The book sells in stores for $8.95. +In response to a classified advertisement he placed in the Morgantown Dominion Post, an elderly couple returned the tickets on Sunday. +Makanin was 40 in 1977: the nickname describes not his age, but rather the age of his character. +Many nations in Europe fear that a recognition of Slovenian legitimacy might fuel separatist impulses in their own countries. +Tehran's military problems were heightened by its defeat by the U.S. Navy in the Persian Gulf on April 18, when six of its naval craft were sunk or disabled. +As a result, Teresa must decide whether she wants to continue living with her own family, or get married and move in with that of her prospective husband. +"Simple arithmetic points clearly to those areas where the scope for action is greatest," Greenspan testified. +Compaq remained a leader for years by keeping ahead of competitors through innovation, a report by Mr. Korus notes. Bursting into the market with hot new products meant that Compaq could dictate prices for a time, and keep profit margins high. +He likes standing next to his wife while he sneaks peeks at his mistress eating hors d'oeuvres across the room, looking bored and beautiful in slinky strapless dresses shaped by a push-up bra. +Reagan Productions set a new, high standard for presenting a president and for using his resulting popularity to wheel public opinion and the Congress on the issues. +George Keller, chairman and chief executive officer of Chevron Corp., warned of "some significant oscillations in the short term" but added that next year, "the quarterly average price probably won't fall out of an $18-$20 range." +Alienation is the subject of two independent films that have attracted some attention this summer. +After three dreadful years, Unisys reported a surprisingly strong fourth-quarter profit of $80.5 million, or 31 cents a share; even though revenue dropped 16% to $2.46 billion. +But vast reforms require more than advice from technocrats and pressure from multilateral lending institutions. +The rebels have been fighting for autonomy for Ethiopia's northern province since 1962. +It's got to be the first ever about a rookie manager whose team (the San Diego Padres) just finished last. +A commuter train carrying 98 people today crashed into a tractor-trailer rig that apparently tried to get around closed crossing gates, officials said. +Sixteen classmates began a hunger strike they said would last until the government responded to their demands. +However, Marketchief was unable to pay it off as quickly as hoped, so in the middle of 1991 Barclays decided to put in place a longer term facility. A banker said yesterday that the security given on the original loan was inadequate. +At the end of February, the company had about 258 million shares outstanding. +In all such cases, the possibility of sexual or drug-related transmission can't be absolutely ruled out, either. +In the event that Parliament refuses to go along, he will put the matter to the British people and they will decide. +The other 19 have been closed. +"After he plays badly, I notice that I don't walk as close to him on the street, and I have to force myself to give him a hug." +Selling out to another company may not be everyone's idea of a way to thrive. +But some of the problems may also occur with section 32 policies, executive pension plans and money purchase schemes. What can be done to solve these problems, given that the transfer charges on a pension are so high? +Both former President Nixon and Henry Kissinger have always said the purpose of the invasion was to wipe out North Vietnamese supply lines and sanctuaries. +The action was dropped in June 1987, and the two sides then entered arbitration over fees, with Laxalt's side requesting approximately $4.3 million in fees and costs. +McGlynn Bakeries is run by Michael J. McGlynn. +"They could have gotten that jury makeup in Houston. +Brazil, one of the more restrictive countries in Pan Am's Latin American division, recently opened its skies by agreeing to allow 15 additional flights from the U.S. to Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo in 1992 and 1993. +"I just shot Virginia, I just shot Carolyn, and now I'm going to shoot myself," Mary Davis said her father told her. +Those include the plants that build the midsized Mercury Sable and Ford Taurus models as well as light trucks. +Neither seems to indicate a long-term change in the world's ability to produce food. +B&W said the case was one that should be tried by the marketplace and not the courts. +He said McCain and Glenn played lesser roles. +Thursday's explosion killed two people, damaged or destroyed 15 homes and forced 270 people to flee. +You could see the crystal air moving, like the flow of water, down the Chilkat. +He broke into the gypsy bus business in 1968 piloting a wheezing school bus coast-to-coast for a California commune called the Morning Star Brothers. +But the consensus view, as determined by MMS International, a unit of McGraw-Hill Inc., New York, holds that industrial production remained flat for the month. +That suit has not been settled. +That's helped pick it up a little, but it's not like it was. +Load factor, or percentage of seats filled, fell to 58.9% from 59.8% a year earlier. +"I was told by friends that the two, which are charitable organizations, preferred a CPA who is more low profile," he says. +An employee told her about the facilities for men. +Illinois Company Investments had been trimming its ranks until last summer. +The change improved net income by $5.2 million, or 5 cents a share. +"The real tragedy is that people spend time chasing these rainbows," Mr. Padden says, "and when they don't get what they have been led to expect, they don't go any further. +Its center was 750 miles southwest of the Cape Verde islands off the coast of Africa. +Israeli helicopter gunships yesterday attacked Palestinian guerrilla positions in south Lebanon, wounding four people, security sources said, Reuter reports from Sidon. The air raid was the fourth attack on guerrilla targets in Lebanon in four days. +The recent sale of its shoe components business, bought as part of its protracted bid battle for Chamberlain Phipps in 1989, for Pounds 11.9m will help to reduce debt. +They said other studies were too small to give a true picture of the effects of the drugs. +He is confident that, eventually, South Africans will learn to appreciate each other's art forms, and forge new forms of their own. +The agency has spent the past year gathering Warsaw Pact equipment ranging from radios to radar and from tracked vehicles to fighter aircraft. +They had hoped economic hard times would end with the downfall of their the old regimes a year ago, but it hasn't happened. +The Manhattan federal court jury, which received the case after a two-month trial at which 48 witnesses testified, deliberated more than eight hours before breaking for the day. +When the nation's highest court agreed in October to hear Selvage's appeal, it was expected to use the case to clarify the scope and retroactive effects of a decision announced last July. +One strategy to be expected from Mr. Thomas's opponents: deference and respect. +If you are stopping in Delhi, ask yourself why. +It includes more than 120 minutes of music and a 62-page booklet with extensive notes on each of the musicals included in the show. +"The exposure is definitely good for the community," Coach Bennie Lewis said of the third championship. "You're always hearing bad things about East St. Louis and that's one reason teams don't want to play here. +What Mr. Brookes does not seem to know, or to believe, is that improving the quality and preserving the integrity of the nation's economic statistics are part of the Commerce Department's fundamental public trust. +In its 140-page report, the GAO said the government ought to run a surplus to ensure that the nation saves more and invests more for the future. +It employs 2,700 people and has annual revenue of about $370 million. +On Friday, Kohl is slated to fly to Brussels for talks with EEC officials about the possible effects of a common German currency on the EEC's own European Monetary System. +Rushing to a bedroom, she and a friend, Terry DeLoach, found her three-tier, bamboo finch cage swinging wildly and a gray-and-white hawk struggling to return to freedom. +Furthermore, Bush plans to use many of the same economic assumptions that Reagan plugged into his budget _ and which the Congressional Budget Office and most private analysts claim are far too rosy. +Part of a building in Frankfurt collapsed Saturday while workers were tearing it down, and two workers were buried and believed dead, officials said. +He told me he was named for an uncle. +Moreover, the start-up of a second Rollins facility at Deer Park, Texas, has been slower than expected, other analysts added. +A FUND with a target of Dollars 500m (Pounds 324.6m) has been launched in the US to seek capital from investment institutions for private sector power projects in Latin America. +"The media is mixing up two scandals, the drug problem and all these things about me," he told the Capitol Press Club. +Congress, taking its cue from President Reagan, is preparing to pretend that the federal budget deficit isn't a problem in this election year. +No firm statistics on the number of followers are available, but Lefebvre says millions of Catholics support him. +But who now could refer to Maastricht as 'game, set and match'. +Mr. Siebert says the rate cuts that followed last year's revolt by Boston restaurateurs have been of little benefit to small and medium-sized establishments, those whose patrons charge less than C$1 million (US$869,300) annually on American Express. +Vatican officials have said John Paul's aim is to spread a message of Christian ethics in a highly secular region, boost the morale of the few Catholics and strengthen relations with the Lutheran church. +In New York, Bernstein's manager, Harry Kraut, was out Wednesday evening. +Ershad, a former general who seized power in 1982, bowed to public pressure last week and handed over power to a caretaker government led by Supreme Court Chief Justice Shahabuddin Ahmed. +In 1991, output was down to 139m tonnes, barely meeting demand of 136m. +The idea of a vaccine is to spur the body into creating the right kind of antibodies ahead of time, so they are lying in wait when the virus shows up. +The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index was down 30.5 at 2281.6; it was down more than 40 at its intraday low. +"Investors are looking for value and quality and both issues today fall into this category," he said, although "it can take a while to sell them." +Gold rose in Zurich to a late bid price of $384.25 a troy ounce, up from $383.50 bid late Wednesday. +The United States and Laos have now conducted four joint crash site excavations or surveys. +Trustcorp Inc. is a holding company with assets of $4.6 billion. +As many as 19 million people in the U.S. take such medicines, known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, which can cause ulcers as a side effect. +"This is a Dodger town and it will always be," said Alex Carson, a patron at Duke Snider's Restaurant and Bar, named for the Hall of Fame Brooklyn Dodger second baseman. +Northrop and McDonnell Douglas are building a prototype design known as YF-23 while Lockheed, Boeing and General Dynamics are constructing a prototype known as the YF-22. +Civil defense officials warned that huge boulders and rain-loosened earth on many hillsides presented an extreme risk of new avalanches, particularly in the crowded shantytown slums that line the hills. +Brad Stone, an FDA spokesman, said the agency is encouraged by the Red Cross' latest moves _ particularly the trend to centralize operations. +The proposal of Alain Enthoven and Richard Kronick, in particular, pays more attention than most to the critical issue of introducing competition and incentives into the complex subsidy-ridden insurance and health services markets. +Losers continued to outnumber gainers on the New York Stock Exchange with 817 down, 597 up and 536 unchanged. +It also cited an expected positive cash flow. +Some executives even argue the People's Alliance will prove good for business. +Investors had quickly bid up the stocks of companies that benefit from a lower dollar, primarily multinational concerns such as drug and chemical firms. +The budget proposal projected that those fee increases, if approved by Congress, would generate $80.1 million for the government in fiscal year 1991. +Proposals for the insertion of an art gallery inside the shell of that neglected masterpiece, Alexander 'Greek' Thompson's Caledonia Road Church in Glasgow, by Gillian McInnes may prompt more action to save that splendid building. +He says they told him: "Now you're biased; you're competing against us." Mr. Norman quickly dropped the generics plan and sought to boost profits by wringing bigger discounts from his principal suppliers. +The report's recommendations echoed reforms proposed by other studies in the past decade, all of which have called for more stability in the defense budget as way of making more efficient use of taxpayers' money. +Democratic co-leader Denis Worrall said his delegation agreed with Mandela on the need for universal voting rights, but differed over the ANC's support for guerrilla violence, economic sanctions and nationalization. +EuroDisney, up 20 centimes to FFr11.55, was heavily traded after confirming that attendances were showing a steady improvement. ZURICH ended lower in a quiet session. +The necklace is best described as a collar of lace woven in diamonds and set in highly engraved yellow and white gold. +"He (Brown) grabbed the barrel," Horton said. +For instance, a customer's file would appear on a screen at a mail order catalog company where that customers has an account, before the customer service representative even picks up the phone. +A closed-circuit TV set sat unused in a corner. +The women insisted there was nothing political about their protest. +It could encourage independent domestic production of programming and give French producers the means to participate competitively in foreign markets. +The firm said it will reduce the payout to its retail stockbrokers by 6%. +"They don't appear to be in a position to make decisions at this point," the analyst said of the American negotiators. +Normally when a cease-fire or truce is signed there is the sound of cheering. +Brown thinks it can profit by snatching up enough high-producing brokers who are disenchanted with their big firms. +For now, though, he's busy looking for a summer job to support his family, which grew by two in December with the arrival of twin baby girls. +How did you feel when you first saw her? +Noriega, using del Cid as an emissary, allegedly allowed the cartel to process drugs, launder money and ship cocaine through Panama, accepting a $4.6 million bribe from the Colombians. +Yeltsin noted that as a member of the party's Central Committee, he was bound by its decision to support Gorbachev. +The U.S. Embassy had asked the Nicaraguan government to investigate. +But a report by the General Accounting Office appears to support the Bush administration's contention that rural hospitals are losing money primarily because their costs are too high. +On Sunday, the Soviet Union announced it would start destroying chemical arms stockpiles. +Says Ms. Pomerenke: "That's when our mosquitoes really get vicious." Maxxam said that the earnings mostly reflect results at its Kaiser Aluminum Corp. unit, which sold 13% of its stock in its initial public offering this month. +It isn't, replied Sen. Specter. +John J. Pershing led the retaliatory expedition. +A federal grand jury in Charlotte, N.C., is investigating Bakker for possible tax, wire and mail fraud. +"Our choice of these types of funds was deliberate. +While Felix Bloch was deputy chief of mission in Vienna, the embassy there was on the front lines of the U.S. efforts to stop the Soviets from obtaining militarily useful Western technology, which often passed through neutral Austria. +The Red River had started to recede in parts of Arkansas, but 100 National Guardsmen, reinforced by two helicopters hauling sandbags, labored to prevent the collapse of a levee guarding the town of Garland. +He said he will meet the committee in Tunis on Jan. 28. +Admittedly, the rate decline has been from extraordinarily lofty levels to ones that by early post-World War II standards still seem high. +This method tends to be beneficial for more expensive cars - those costing Pounds 22,000 or more. +The switch to people meters is expected to cause turmoil in this year's negotiations on advertising for the fall season between the networks and advertisers, who place about $8 billion of advertising on network TV annually. +Researchers are urging doctors to monitor patients' blood for elevated pancreatic enzymes, which can precede an attack of pancreatitis, and then "cut back or stop the drug," said Dr. Dolin. +The majority of Afghan fighters based in Iran belong to Afghanistan's minority Shiite sect of Islam. +Oral pills, at 5.8 percent, and condoms, at 4 percent, were far less popular. +"And there was a small crutch, like for an 8-year old,' she said. "That got to me a lot." More than 4 million people died at Auschwitz and Birkenau, about 70 percent of whom were Jews. +The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration set the fuel-economy standard for light trucks for the 1989 model year at 20.5 miles per gallon, the same as for the 1987 and 1988 model years. +"Kendall has very minimal disabilities," said Dr. Karen Powers, another physician who treated the youth. +Eighteen children testified by videotape, a 19th child testified by audio tape, and the father of a 20th child who did not testify was called to the stand. +English China Clays promised the total payout to shareholders would be at least maintained at the 20p 1993 dividend after the demerger of its construction materials division this summer. +Mr. Duncan didn't return phone calls and MCorp declined to give any details except to say that it is studying ways to reduce its nonperforming loans and offering new stock. +Consolidated-Bathurst, a Montreal forest-products concern, owns 77.6% of CB Pak. +During the first six months of the year, consumer prices rose 4.4 percent, identical to the inflation rate for all of 1987. +He also serves on the Falls Village Board of Education, the Housatonic Valley Regional High School board, and the town and regional housing commissions. +The tabloid Daily Mirror devoted almost an entire inside page to the hubbub. +Japan is undergoing a major change in spending habits, with Japanese buying more at home and selling less abroad. +Of the hundreds of American companies that have invested at least $3.5 billion in China since relations were normalized, many withdrew employees from Beijing but fewer left sites more remote from the violence. +Ronald Reagan, who by the way deplored the MAD doctrine, was correct in calling the vast system controlled by the CPSU an "evil empire." +Once in the zone, the products are stored, repackaged, taken apart or put together and sent on to buyers mostly in Latin America. +The Library of Alexandria lasted for hundreds of years after the conqueror's death in Babylon at age 33 but it disappeared with few traces early in the Christian era. +Robert E. Lee led one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War. +Make a well in the centre. Mix together in a separate small bowl some stem ginger chopped into small pieces and some sultanas or dates, 7 oz in all, say 4 oz ginger and 3 oz sultanas or dates. +The Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. should reduce its role in the conventional-mortgage market, but couldn't compete as a private company in the current market, an outside task force concluded. +On a night in May 1987, David Jr. told the couple his adoptive father masturbated and performed oral sex on the boys, whom he claimed often slept with Lindsey. +The Contras had fought a U.S.-backed, 9-year war against Mrs. Chamorro's predecessors, the former Sandinista administration. +While most other East Europeans appear content to visit and return home, Romanians have continued to flee economic malaise and political uncertainty unmatched in most of the other former Soviet bloc nations. +"You could see an attack next month or six months from now," he said in a telephone interview. +While there is some merit to that argument, it ignores the steep declines in the fatality rates within the manufacturing and construction sectors. +'In certain areas in the group there simply wasn't the bulk of business to justify the cost structure. +If that withdrawal is not swiftly forthcoming, we have to consider the next step. +Right now, though, it's just misery on parade. +Northwest said it will receive its first A-340 in early 1993, and take delivery of more 747-400s that year, as well. +He has said he seeks to push responsibility to lower levels and wants compensation for managers to reflect their groups' performance. +The filing said Jerome Schottenstein and his son, Jay, resigned as company directors because of differences over "certain aspects of management and operations of Consolidated." +Additionally, there will be a fee of 2.5 basis points per annum if the use of the facility exceeds 50 per cent and a fee of 5 basis points if use exceeds 75 per cent. +He and his wife live comfortably from investment income in a lakeside home in Traverse City, Mich. +Mitsubishi is a conservative, long-term investor that's willing to pay top price for a world-famous complex with a peerless location. +Cooking soups, such as chicken broth, cream of mushroom and tomato, constitute one-third of Campbell's market. +Mr. Fiedler said selling was mostly from one large trade firm that sold persistently through the day. +The Senate slashed $900 million from President Bush's fiscal 1990 request of $4.9 billion for Star Wars last Tuesday, then came back two days later and restored two-thirds of the money. +The spokesman added that Kidder Peabody "didn't agree to cooperate against Mr. Wigton." +Any improvements she makes on her space are up to her. +Stock prices tumbled in quiet trading today, giving up a big chunk of last week's gains. +On May 26, the two sides tentatively agreed to a compromise: Perot Systems would receive 50% of any savings, but the company's profits would be capped at 10% over its costs, after taxes. +Mr. Bartels, who has a good knowledge of the Japanese market, having once headed Morgan Stanley's Tokyo office, also is understood to be talking with competitors. +Hal Johnson, vice president at Korn/Ferry International Inc., and a former head of human resources at two major companies, remembers many times when he called on the carpet someone whose workplace affair was creating problems. +The Financial Times 500-share index rose 8.11 points to 1,251.49 at the close. +The election commission today said Salinas has won 52.89 percent of the ballots counted so far. +A federal regulator told the Senate Ethics Committee today that he believed Arizona Sen. Dennis DEConcini crossed the bounds of propriety in trying to help savings and loan owner Charles Keating Jr. +Now one wonders if these lovely islands, with their gorgeous empty beaches and sparkling blue lagoons, can be saved from pillage by builders and developers. +The central Illinois man has attended all 50 of the organization's conventions, from the first in Tulsa, Okla., in 1939 to this year's in San Antonio. +"I just wanted to let them know that we understood. +Brokers expect a year end net asset value of 216p, leaving the shares at a premium of 4 per cent, based on yesterday's close of 225p, down 2p. +LoSchiavo and Dowling have taken staff positions in Litton's Components & Industrial Products Group. +In Europe, share prices were higher in Brussels, Stockholm and Amsterdam and lower in Paris, Milan, London and Frankfurt. +Lower auto and steel exports combined with higher imports of oil, autos, art and airplanes drove Japan's current account surplus down by the steepest amount in 10 years. +Lawyers for GM sought a dismissal, arguing that the proper forum was the National Labor Relations Board. +Col. Oliver North of the National Security Council staff and CIA Director William Casey, to divert profits from the secret sale of arms to Iran to the Contras during a period when Congress had forbidden the use of U.S. funds. +AT&T, which currently employs 9,500 people in New York, said it had saved around $25 million in taxes since it moved into the building in 1984. +The contract expired at midnight Monday, but the union, citing progress, agreed to an indefinite extension. +These neat oppositions may make it sound as though this play is some symmetrical contest between the forces for and against change in South Africa. +On the bill one recent night was an all-star Angolan roster including Os Anjos (The Angels), singers Minguito, Cananito Alexandre and Ze do Pau and the closing act of "Bruxo e A Bruxa" (the Male and Female Witch). +And it submitted one more proposal in April. +The agency earlier dimissed eight people after losing its other big client, Bacardi Imports. +"A lot of us shrink carrying the burden of making it," he adds. +The price looks a bargain by comparison with other cross-border deals, representing an estimated 20 per cent to 30 per cent discount to net assets. +Tudjman also announced leadership changes, including the ouster of Stipe Suvar, a longtime Communist who was the state's representative on Yugoslavia's eight-man presidency. +'The tensions between donors and recipients in the Community is one of the coming big themes,' says a US diplomat in Brussels. The next big political test for the EC will be how it tackles the Danish question. +Larry G. Vogt, chief United Nations Command delegate to the armistice commission, refused to discuss the issue, saying the structure was built outside the demilitarized zone and not within the scope of the commission. +"It would be highly undesirable if an excessive concern for inflation were to bring about a spiral of interest rate rises," said Giuliano Amato, Italy's treasury minister. +For Merck, Mevacor is the culmination of almost 10 years of research begun with the discovery of a tiny molecule in a bit of fungus back when the importance of fighting cholesterol was still unproved. +The radio urged people to report looters to police and said more than $43 million in state property had been plundered since the beginning of August. +Seizing today's opportunity for an unprecedented period of global growth requires prices to remain stable, and public borrowing to fall. The good news is that the opportunity is there for the taking. +That's just one of dozens of applications for the technology, say binary-optics researchers. +The game was overly long, and the O's lost lopsidedly. Nonetheless, Miller ended on an upbeat note: "Come back tomorrow. +Last month, five executives of a Tokyo electronics firm who made large donations to both the Liberal Democratic and Japan Socialist parties were arrested for evading income taxes of $12 million, earned from illegal stocks manipulation. +The $39,000 ticket price _ per person, double occupancy, as they say _ included all hotels and meals as well as extras such as a safari in Africa and cruises in Tahiti, Acapulco and New Zealand. +"His wife was driving and he was a passenger," but his wife wasn't arrested, said Lt. +The plant usually employs 350 people on two shifts during the seasonal peak, but only one shift was working four or five hours. +David J. Carpenter, 58, of San Francisco, had already been sentenced to death for murdering two women in 1981 in Santa Cruz County state parks. +It still looks like the full-screen, black-and-white eye, which had been the network's symbol since the early 1950s. +She sings with complete security, a clean sound, excellent diction and tight vibrato. +Authorities did not reveal Gaviria's role with the cartel. +Plevris expects to reinforce Cretan's technical and marketing arms with energetic managers keen to take early retirement from the public sector. +Roubik said that the Africanized bees may need tropical flowers and nest-uilding materials, and this could stop them from getting established in colder parts of the United States. +The Chicago-based Midwest Stock Exchange, for example, last year accounted for 10.3 percent of the trading in NYSE stocks, up from 3.33 percent in 1979. +Those cases decided this week but not examined today will be covered next week. +"You are privileged to be the generation that will witness the first large movement of men and women into space," he said. +The other five teachers' unions all support the proposed review body. The NUT also decided yesterday to oppose the introduction of teacher appraisal unless the government withdraws its proposal to link it to discretionary pay awards. +In Ireland, they "lived in a pre-capitalist society in some of the most treacherous waters of Western Europe," said Thomas Biuso, an English professor at Colby-Sawyer College in New London, N.H. +The $10.5 billion trade gap for September was down by $1.8 billion from the revised August trade deficit figure of $12.3 billion. +Sweet, 52, was involved in a painful episode in 1983 when he was executive director of the National Council for Educational Research. +Through quick inventory cutbacks, companies helped keep the recession mild even though domestic final demand slumped sharply. +Karpov arrived and matched it by moving his king's pawn. +However, stripping out the loss on disposals, they rose from 11.6p to 13.71p. +Some of the other solo singing was on the dull side in music as fresh and alive as if it was written yesterday - no doubt why the programme gave Purcell's dates as 1965-95. +In 1994, 12 per cent of imports will require official permission. +She focused our attention on helping the Navy solve the problem," the committee said. +The patient with the bug in her ear screamed, "Get that sucker!" +Similarly uncertain was what political reaction the new accord would spark in the U.S. +The MCI found that middle managers tended to make the life of supervisors a misery, sabotaging them while at the same time branding them as the Achilles' heel of UK business. +He said he hopes the fund will add some Japanese underwriters to attract Japanese investors. +The over-the-counter market's seven-session streak of gains is its longest rally since a 10-session skein in July. +October 1957: The Soviets agree to furnish China with a sample atomic bomb. +Those premiums, along with dividends, can increase annual income by more than 10%, fund specialists say. +The newpaper did not say how many people were arrested but said the gang had more than 80 members who have been dealing in drugs since 1985. +In the case, Jefferies testified he agreed to bid up the price of Union Carbide at Sherwin's request. +Studying the birds first required finding them in the dense, mosquito-infested jungles. +After almost nine years of postponements and delays, lawyers this month subpoenaed Cuomo to appear in court with his financial records. +English and Dutch peppers are this week's best salad buy at 70p-Pounds 1.00 (95p-Pounds 1.10). +The government securities market closed at 1 p.m. EDT ahead of the Labor Day holiday. +The worst case of what The Independent newspaper calls "institutional rot" occurred in October when the Court of Appeal freed four people serving life terms for bombing British pubs during a 1974 wave of Irish Republican Army attacks. +April 23 is Shakespeare's birthday. +Barriers are dropping," said David Whipple, the executive director of the 3,500-member national association. +Some controversial matters remain unresolved, such as how to harmonize the rates of value-added tax, a sort of national sales tax, that currently range from zero to 38% according to the country and the goods sold. +"I just didn't want any other woman to ever have to go through what I went through," she sobbed. "If I can save one woman from ever going through it, then that's all I cared about. +"But it was only playing in repertory, and not the night I was there. +Keeps well for several days in the refrigerator, covered with foil. +Republican budget negotiators continue to insist that Rep. Richard Gephardt (D., Mo.), the House majority leader, indicated to budget negotiators on July 24 that Democrats would present a deficit-reduction plan of their own within a few days. +One woman crawled to the polls. +The shuttle Atlantis also was found to be free of dangerous hydrogen leaks during a tanking test last month. +Some issues seen as enjoying the backing of one or more of the major Japanese securities houses posted sharp gains. +Children are not buying $150 billion worth of drugs. +The ethics panel was deeply torn over how to resolve the Keating case, in part because Senate rules do not bar lawmakers from intervening with federal regulators on behalf of constituents or from taking actions that benefit contributors. +For each of the past ten quarters, Ford has set new earnings records for itself. +Says Mr. Hill: "The military isn't familiar with some of these commands." +The change in nomenclature often doesn't occur in a vacuum. +A Manhattan hotel room. +Only two trains with two seatless cars each were introduced today as an a experiment, the official said. +Relatives in the crowd held up signs, including one that said, "Daddy, Daddy, I Need You." Most of the group carried luggage; many wore casual clothes and were ill-prepared for the chilly evening weather. +The boy was in a 2-by-2-foot compartment in the car, which had been loaned to his family by a friend, Chandler said. +Collor de Mello, 40, a former governor from the poor sugar-growing state of Alagoas, said he expects a major victory over da Silva, whose policies he characterized as radical. +And this support is not limited to local Marxists. +A new commission was created to review Brazil's position on a quota system because of the country's declining competitiveness and quality problems. +What this country needs is an Emily Post for facsimile machines, electronic mail, voice messaging, squawk boxes and car phones. +Mr. LeMasters was generally regarded as the leading candidate for the post. +The nation's biggest retailer announced last October it would sell the Chicago landmark as part of a corporate restructuring. +The override vote on the earlier measure was 276-144. +Everyone else had Cokes and iced tea," Young said recently. "Drinking is thoroughly frowned upon." The Navy now realizes that alcohol can cause work, family and health problems, he said. +Snow and ice on runways and ice on wings closed airports in Illinois, Oklahoma, Connecticut, New York and Wisconsin. +But first, the exchange needs the SEC to approve a set of listing criteria different from the traditional ones. +The reporters and editors from Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland will start Sept. 4 in Washington with a two-seek orientation meeting. +We are ready to starve. +Dangerous parking might cost a driver's license. +The Caribbean nation, once rich in mahogany forests, is in danger of being reduced to a barren rock by desperately poor people who cut down trees for fuel. +If so, can you describe their reaction a little bit? +Wickes never received any formal offers to compete with the management bid. +The world plan, hatched in 1983, is to ditch the Soviet style of official journalism and create an agency that will be read for its quality, not just its government link. +Secretary of State James A. Baker III will attend a conference on Cambodia's future next weekend in Paris, working for a settlement that rules out a return to power of the Khmer Rouge, the State Department announced today. +Bob Denman, a National Farmers Union spokesman in Washington, said no one had suggested that commodity spending be boosted to $26 billion a year over the five years of the law. +One year after he sought to cut nearly $5 billion from the Department of Education's budget, Reagan asked Congress to raise its spending by $1.5 billion, or nearly 8 percent, to $20.3 billion. +An investor's only other option is to turn to a handful of small investment firms that make a fragmented and highly inefficient secondary market in partnership interests. +But wage rises may now be starting to pick up, in part because unemployment has fallen faster than expected. Most economists agree that Britain still has an output gap, although not on its size. +Wheat growers should continue to watch developments in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, where economic changes are taking place and countries are getting more involved in world trade, Yeutter said. +The residence was unoccupied at the time. +The U.S. and Canadian governments propose to broaden their free trade arrangement to include Mexico. +Top legislative Democrats and their spending interests, including the state school superintendent, had long sought a "tax the rich" plan. +If officials in China can work out the details, a Chinese-owned winery next year might join the growing lineup of foreign-owned California wineries. +"But we didn't want to take a chance issuing bonds in an unstable market," said Richard E. Kolman, a vice president in charge of municipal underwriting at Goldman. +"I think basically the banana slug has gotten a bad rap," she said. "They're obviously easy to look down upon, and they do have some odd habits. +Through business contacts, Mr. Hilfiger, then working as a freelance designer, met Mohan Murjani, a Hong Kong investor who was earning a fortune on Gloria Vanderbilt jeans. +The party has used the provision to defend its power monopoly. +They also say Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis should have 10 delegates instead of 12, and Sen. Albert Gore Jr. should have two instead of five. +Church relief organizations were rushing help to victims of the flood in Bangladesh. +Some of those killed Wednesday died when police tried to dismantle a roadblock by Mohajir members, a government spokesman said. +Citizens holding vouchers entitling them to buy shares or exchange them for money cannot now be told the programme is cancelled. +To prepare for the role, Bochner spent a week aboard a nuclear submarine operating off California. +Warren and Howland first met as acting students in New York. +Chemical training "is extremely important for all employees, because if something like this happened, they would have the information so they could react," said Sonny Painter, an inspector for the Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Administration. +In a 5-2 decision July 16, the Michigan Supreme Court reversed an appeals court ruling that had been based on an earlier case granting immunity to the state for injuries that occurred on a bike path separate from the road. +Mr. Cote, 46, said he will leave Merrill in April. +The agency found that Mr. Edwards made transactions in a customer's account without the client's knowledge or consent. +Mr. Cahouet, who had previously earned $400,000 a year as president and chief operating officer of the Federal National Mortgage Association, joined Mellon last June. +What makes it bad as a health hazard is the fumes and exposure to it," said Metro-Dade Fire Department spokesman John Carroll. +The housing market showed signs of revival, with sales of new houses increasing by 2.5 per cent compared with the previous quarter. The bright spots were, however, offset by continued evidence of weakness in industrial confidence. +There was a sudden blue flash, a clap of thunder, and a hazy figure appeared. +An Associated Press tabulation showed Bush leading for 356 electoral votes, although he could not yet count securely on the 270 needed for victory. +Originally these were called St Calisto's Balls, but in deference to the dedicatee of the church opposite, this title has been dropped. +Woolwich, Alliance & Leicester, and Cheltenham & Gloucester do little more than promote awareness of their names. +First quarter: $1.12 billion, up 7.7 percent from $1.04 billion. +Dow Jones & Co. Inc. said Tuesday it is introducing an interactive 900-number telephone service that will enable callers to get stock quotes, business and financial news, sports reports and weather conditions. +District Attorney Robert Morgenthau said there were some "questionable financial transactions" discovered in the review of expenditures in behalf of Kevin Kite, a former male prostitute who claimed he had sex with Ritter in return for material favors. +I'm also not related to her. +This is a very attractive list of alternatives. 'The charges are minimal (dealing charges of up to 0.25 per cent) so this plan is very cost-effective. +The bomb exploded shortly before 2:30 p.m., shooting flames high into the air and scattering parts of the car over about a one-block area. +They and other defendants claim they were working with the knowledge and cooperation of the government. +He was president of Vendette Group. +The artist, Linda Howard, said she was shocked initially. "I have aluminum sculptures all over the country and nothing has ever even been defaced," she said. +He and his center will serve mainly as a vehicle for bringing the opposing sides together, according to Ms. Powell. +Wildlife officials had planned to end the program in June, a year after the release of the first five Texas cougars. +Clarence Makwetu, recently named acting head of the militant PAC ater the death of its president, Zeph Mothopeng, made the statement a day after a similar call by ANC leader Nelson Mandela. +If EPA can veto this, there really isn't any project that anybody can develop that can pass the EPA." "There are a lot of grounds for (a federal court) appeal," he said. +The airport accommodated more than 23 million passengers in fiscal 1987, a 101% increase from 1976. +Mr Darby estimated that annual spending on exploration would average some Pounds 50m over the next three years. Of the 14 wells drilled in the first half, eight were successful and included two substantial finds in Algeria. +The bus reportedly was traveling too fast as it headed down a curved mountain road in Henan province. +Barclays shares fell 6.3% during the period to 427 pence, Midland shares fell 4.3% to 241 pence, and Lloyds shares slipped 2.2% to 395 pence. +A Visa card applicant who replied, "Maybe later," when asked if she wanted a second card for a relative got a laugh when her card came with a second one imprinted with the name Maube Later. +"We will begin immediately to solicit subscriber commitments, and preliminary indications from cable operators show strong and substantial support," Turner said. +But his attempts at financial stabilisation failed. Monthly inflation is running at 33 per cent (close to the 50 per cent at which point it is called 'hyperinflation'). +Tonight's highlight is the keynote address by Texas State Treasurer Ann Richards, a fiery populist who allowed that she was "terribly nervous" about her prime-time speech. +The Valdez dock area collapsed into the harbor when 95-foot waves lashed the waterfront. +AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines, said it had no comment at this time. +Firestone executives argued that Bridgestone needed to have manufacturing closer to U.S. automotive customers. +The 10-minute recording tape, complete with mailer, is either issued by the machine or sold at a nearby counter. +Police negotiated with the men throughout the day Saturday as more than 100 SWAT officers ringed the building. +Companies and some anlaysts attributed the soaring gasoline price increases over the weekend to higher costs, fluctuations on the frenetic oil markets and added demand during the summer driving season. +The dollar ended unchanged. +Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist squad on Thursday urged the public to be particularly vigilant on the British mainland. +Others say that for first-time violators, straight probation and community service should be the standard, along with hefty fines and expulsion from the profession _ punishments they say hurt financial executives most while replenishing federal coffers. +But he is incorrigible. +Reagan proposed $160 million more for AIDS research, which would bring spending in fiscal 1990 to $1.4 billion, a 13 percent increase over current outlays. +Kilty's forecast that people will work well beyond 65, to possible enactment of a Social Security supplement for people who earned little during their working years. +"We didn't build it and the natives didn't build it. +It means the company will not suffer any further losses even if developing countries don't pay another cent on their medium- and long-term loans. +The congregations have said they are prepared to accept expulsion. +If Congress doesn't act before June 1, the fast-track authority will be automatically extended for two years. +He says the company will post a small profit on sales of more than $30 million when it closes its books next month. +"Atlanta is one of many areas in the Southeast where we've targeted for growth and where an in-market acquisition can provide significant returns for shareholders," Mr. Bryant said. +California harnessed enough wind power in 1989 to meet the annual residential energy needs of every inhabitant of San Francisco, says the Energy Foundation. +"These new enterprises are growing nicely now," said Mr. MacAllister. +Mrs. Davis wants to become pregnant with them, while her husband does not want them used without his consent. +William Chappell, D-Fla., chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee on defense. +Intel launched a marketing blitz, Operation Crush, to flog a microprocessor that it now concedes was inferior to Motorola's. +About 7 percent of Britain's North Sea gas supplies were halted following the shutdown Wednesday night of the onshore St. Fergus gas terminal operated jointly by the Shell and Esso oil companies, British Gas PLC said. +The French economy is still in recession, the credit market has yet to respond to the recent reductions in interest rates and the corporate sector remains under intense pressure. +They said only unexpected increases in non-Opec output, particularly from the North Sea, would be likely to soften prices significantly from their present range. +July 19 _ The National Assembly elects Jaruzelski president. +It said the American proposals were only a version of the Israeli peace plan. +"This letter is for women who were not seriously injured; women who have minimal claims or women who may have worn a Shield for a couple of months and suffered from it and removed it immediately," she said. +Our challenge is to make the New York Post noticed for the right reasons and not for the wrong reasons." Kalikow paid $37.6 million for the paper, which has been losing money and circulation for years. +Many of Indonesia's largest companies relied heavily on state banks for their funding. +The expert came, installed a new lock, relieved my father of $150, and the family drove out of town a day late in a cloud of steam. +To conserve the memory of flamenco, to promote research into the art and to make contemporary flamenco known to as wide a public as possible are the principal aims of the foundation, according to director Joaquin Carrera. +Today, the market is glutted with large, luxurious houses. +The decision to send these old-timers to Turkey was a deliberate one. +The increase included the $6.5 billion purchase of Federated Department Stores by Campeau. +SCI is also offering 271p for Great Southern's convertible stock. The Houston-based company earlier this week boosted its stake in Great Southern from 3 per cent to 29 per cent, making it Great Southern's second-biggest shareholder. +A rush of foreign investment, with a big dose of imported machinery, could batter Hungary's balance of payments and spur further price increases. +But these recent complainants about conditions inside Iraq appear to have little interest in the direct role played by Saddam and the Ba'athists. +This may be sound moral advice, but in ballet it should take second place to letting music be the guide. +Bush said that as the nation heads into a new decade, "I am reaching out to President Gorbachev, asking him to work with me to bring down the last barriers to a new world of freedom. +Some organisations - the Glyndebourne festival is the classic example - depend totally on business and private supporters, and their box office, to exist. Not that the absence of a government subsidy worries Glyndebourne. +He's done all of this, and Gandhi looks bad. +The company didn't disclose terms of the acquisition of Istituto Farmaco Biologico Raffaello Pagni s.r.l., a closely held Florence concern. +Last November, Lorimar sued Karl charging that he breached his fiduciary duty in running the operation. +Norton Desktop for Windows, designed to augment rather than replace Windows, is one of the best software values I've ever seen. +But, he said, something had to be done to protect the building and nearby Louisiana Highway 1, the only route to and from the island. +A model wearing aviator spectacles is said to be "blinded." +Rendell Mabey, who led the first missionary contingent, said the problem arose on a grand scale in a congregation organized years before the missionaries arrived. +If a picture opens to medium business and starts to surprise, it's important to add theaters right away. +There are numerous examples of how closely consumer lobbyists collaborate with sympathetic lawmakers or their staffs to draw up and push legislation, landing many of the consumer groups' ideas on the legislative plate. +Working against it were fears the West German central bank would intervene if the dollar moved too high. +Mr Jan Erlund, a lawyer with board experience on several shipping companies, is to become chairman. +Both the United States and Britain warn their citizens not to travel in southern Sudan, where civil war has raged for five years, and to take caution when traveling in other parts. +Certainly, Centex's profit would seem to be highly vulnerable to regulatory changes in its home state. +In response, the company said it would delete all local-tax data in its files on residents of four states. +The matter will also not be taken up at a bilateral meeting of ministers taking place in Brussels Friday because the U.S. and EEC agriculture negotiators had to stay in Montreal longer than expected and did not get to Belgium in time. +'We have seen signs of HV members supporting the HVO. +Mr Parker left the company in December. +The coalition is made up of 10 rightist and religious factions and led by the Likud bloc of Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir. Parliament approved the government on Monday. +At the same time, U.S. soldiers in Kuwait began interviewing Iraqi soldiers to try to identify those responsible for alleged atrocities. +I couldn't get through." If Bush was voicing frustration in deciding how to deal with the political situation in China, he showed no such hesitation on the human rights issue. +It expects to break even this year after 1987's 107 million-guilder loss. +They play with wooden rattles, once used by watchmen to rouse neighbors in the event of a fire, and learn that a strange-looking piece of iron is a bed key, actually a critical firefighting tool. +The Beaver fire, named for a village on the Yukon River, remained Alaska's largest; on Sunday it was burning a 10-by-48-mile section of spruce forest, said Hogervorst-Rukke. +HMT, which generates the bulk of the company's sales, makes and services above-ground storage tanks for petroleum and petrochemical products at refineries, storage terminals and pipeline facilities. +What exactly is the crime supposed to be? +Last May, after an investigation, U.S. postal inspectors began collecting mail addressed to the phony companies and subsequently issued a cease-and-desist order. +"The chancellor will endeavor to explain the West German position again in an atmosphere of trust and friendship," Klein said. +The agency had no official contingency plan in the event of a defeat and "will return to the drawing board," said Charles Anderson, its executive director. +"It's just like a winter wonderland up there," said Officer Jim Roden. +Women's Medical Pavillion has been a regular target for protests during the past two years, according to Dobbs Ferry police. +The second motion, which permits Coles to acquire a Kmart unit that holds the remaining shares, passed on a show of hands. +Lantor is a textile manufacturer formed by West Point and Tootal in 1956. +Her velvety playing defines Mozart's idea that the piano should sing. +Her last public appearance was during the 61st annual Academy Awards ceremony on March 29, when she joined Bob Hope as a presenter. +The troubles that LBO companies face when they can't repay creditors first began receiving heightened attention more than a year ago. +According to the director of the Navajo Wool and Mohair Marketing Industry in Shiprock, N.M., an estimated 10,000 to 15,000 sheep producers are located on the Navajo reservation. +The use of fetal tissue has sparked controversy in anti-abortion circles. +Toss again. Oil a gratin or baking dish as large as a roasting pan but suitable for bringing to table. +Say said former hostages have told her their Lebanese captors wanted to release them but would not do so without Iran's approval. +In early 1981, LSC held $19 million in cash in one of its nine regional offices, which was dedicated solely to federal and state political activity. +But last-minute objections, said to have come from Mr Michael Portillo, the chief secretary to the Treasury, apparently delayed the announcement. +Even as the summer's blockbusters smash box-office records, a majority in a Media General-Associated Press poll gave unfavorable reviews to most new films. +While Pepsi has Mr. Tyson in its corner, Coke has another media star waiting in the wings to plug Diet Coke: Roger Rabbit, the animated character from the new cartoon-and-live action movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." +AN EXPERIMENTAL debt counselling service has found hundreds of people in and around Leeds with multiple debts totalling about Pounds 15,000 each. +Officials said it was too early to estimate the cost of the damage. +Committee members routinely approved the suggestions. +There must be an important meeting. +Corporate debt has tripled since 1980. +Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter told Congress on Wednesday that farm commodity prices are expected to be "relatively favorable" in 1990 because of strong demand and declining inventories of most crops. +At one stage yesterday, the issue traded as high as 93 28/32. +Rumors of Navy action spread through shipping circles in the gulf, where Iran and Iraq have been at war since September 1980, when six U.S. vessels were spotted off Dubai. +Poultry first passed beef in 1987. +Michel Aoun said Wednesday. "The parliamentary session yesterday was the last chapter of a conspiracy against Lebanon," Aoun's Radio Lebanon quoted the him as saying. +"We don't believe in merging with someone who already is doing what you are doing," says Pierre Berge, chairman of Yves Saint Laurent S.A. +Countries in West Africa have recently shown mounting concern over the dumping of garbage there from Western nations, including the United States. +He urged China to stop supplying arms, including Silkworm missiles, to Iran. +Others, he says, are having trouble raising acquisition capital in their own depressed stock markets. +The resolution, passed in a plenary session of the 512-member Diet, is not binding and is only an "expression of dietmen," said a parliament official who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Italy, for example, has seen its credit-driven business with Algeria, Iran and the ex-Soviet Union collapse under payments pressure. +In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Penn Central said it holds about 1.1 million, or about 5.8%, of Republic American's common shares outstanding. +Rebel leader Sam Nujoma ripped a move by U.N. Security Council members to reduce from 7,500 to 3,000 the contingent that will oversee Namibia's transition this year to independence from South Africa. +The lawyers' committee sought the reasons for barring her, but the government produced only a few documents. +It cannot be fixed by more rules and punishments to force presidents into closer communication with the bureaucracy or Congress. +They get lots of riders _ scientists, professors, reporters _ early in the summer, Capt. +"I felt so keenly about Judge Bork that no one could stop me from testifying." +The result: "one-of-a-kind wearable art," Mr. Jaffa says. +Consider just GM's compact cars. +Wataru Takeshita, his half-brother and close adviser, says the prime minister jokes to friends that "people say I'm weak at diplomacy, so if I just do an average job people will think I've been a major success." +European Capital Co. Ltd. will be a member of The Securities Association (TSA) of the U.K. +At the time Lord Bridge of Harwich (then Mr Justice Bridge who had tried the case of the Birmingham Six) and Judge Christmas Humphreys were criticised in the media. +"I am sure we will persuade enough Members of Parliament to carry the measure," Waddington told Channel 4 TV News. +Turns out there were some other reasons why American cars, for instance, don't sell too well in Europe. +Summa sued Syncor in February 1987 in federal court, charging that Syncor kept Summa from competing in the business by using various illegal tactics. +But fears of a profits implosion, which have lingered on since the traumatic fall in Sainsbury's share price early this year, now look overdone. +The candidates spent more time discussing personal issues than they did in their previous encounter. +Israeli officials said the force made sweeps for guerrillas and weapons south of Mydoun and returned safely early in the afternoon. +While companies that have shares with a nominal value of more than SFr100 have been able to split their shares, most companies have shares with a par value of SFr100, the minimum allowed by law. +The expansion is one of a series of moves by American to boost the San Jose hub, opened in December 1988. +To develop a custom course, a team of business school professors typically spends weeks interviewing company officials. +"We don't handle immediate relief," Ms. Hartmann said of the World Bank's role. "Others do that better. +The novel's Italian translator survived a July 3 stabbing attack. +Nestle's hostile offer challenges a smaller Swiss competitor, Jacobs Suchard. +Santa Fe said none of the employees involved will be fired as a result of this agreement. +In mid-September many newspapers again carried news stories reporting research by Yuki Tanaka, a Japanese teaching in Australia, on people who worked in the Okuno island factory. +Mr. Lilley made a private visit to Taiwan last week to see old friends such as President Lee Teng-hui and Prime Minister Hau Pei-tsun. +A previously announced 25% stock dividend will be distributed Aug. 3. +A security guard also was attacked by the students when he tried to protect Mrs. Maudud, according to the witnesses, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Horn & Hardart executives didn't return telephone calls. +An Entergy spokesman said he believes the gain will be taken in the fourth quarter, but he isn't certain. +The Edwardian tram carrying 40 tourists stops, and the atmosphere becomes bleak. +As previously reported, a group that includes National's management, Fidelco Capital Group Inc. and General Motors Corp. bought the stake, which wasn't disclosed, from a PaineWebber-led group of investors for $459 million. +Mr. Stubblefield, former president and chief operating officer of Endotronics Inc., succeeds Stephen T. Anderson, 40, as chairman. +"I have no panacea," answered a classmate. +Graun's "Montezuma," with a libretto by Frederick the Great, is even more of an oddity. +Master chef Julia Child thinks she knows how to make broccoli pleasing to the presidential palate. +"It's all systems go. +MR Yitzhak Shamir, the Israeli prime minister, pledged yesterday to continue Middle East peace talks despite the imminent collapse of his coalition government. +Mr. Bray said the group is pushing for federal legislation that will specifically bar discriminaton against homosexuals. +Advocates of the bill contend it would reverse several Supreme Court decisions that made it harder for plaintiffs to win discrimination cases. +Also Saturday, the Assembly approved former lawyer Kim Young-jun as the chief government auditor. +Robert White, manager of corporate foreign-exchange trading at First Interstate Bank in Los Angeles, said traders were surprised a bit by the dollar's rise early in the day despite then-slumping stock and bond prices. +Iran and the United States had cut a deal _ after months of mediation by Algerian diplomats. +QUEBECOR, the holding company for the Peladeau family's publishing, printing and forest products empire, unveiled third-quarter profit of CDollars 16.1m (Dollars 12.9m) or 27 cents a share, up from CDollars 6.1m or 13 cents a year earlier. +That would eventually force Saddam to stop his military aggression, Grimmett said. +MOVIE MENUS: Theaters spice concession offerings to boost profits. +Denton Cooley, the renowned Houston heart surgeon, recently filed personal bankruptcy papers, citing real-estate losses. +"I've lived through the drastic shifts in Chinese society in recent years. +In January, he reversed his longstanding opposition to the party giving up its guaranteed monopoly on power. +Over to the next instalment of the 'Ken and Eddie' show next week. +He has unsuccessfully introduced term-limit bills since 1969. +Wells already has a list of investment groups that might consider the deal. +The Regent Star got off the sandbar with the help of high tides, several tugboats and power from the ship's own engines. +The group so far only has a financing commitment for the tender offer part of the takeover. +A painting that had garnered headlines in 1988 for selling at the world-record price for an Alfred Sisley, $3.6 million, went back on the block and failed to sell. +The calculation of the rateable value will be based on April 1993 rental values; the calculation of the UBR will reflect the changing distribution of commercial property values across the UK. The UBR is set by the government in England and Wales. +Viner, a unit of E.A. Viner Holdings Ltd., Toronto, has subordinated its own claims against Pace Securities to preserve Pace Securities' capital and assist it in fulfilling Big Board capital requirements. +Leakey said the man who was beaten identified the attackers by their speech as Somalis and heard them tell each other to shoot to kill. +The measure covers certain workers who ran out of benefits since last March, and it will be in effect through next July 4. The duration of payments varies from state to state, depending on the unemployment rate. +The railway reported operating income of $71.5 million for the third quarter, down slightly from $73 million for the same quarter last year. +Cubans would be encouraged to exchange foreign currency for the new peso, thus putting more of the hard currency in the country under official control. The government has been increasingly concerned at the rapid devaluation of the existing peso. +That was another reason the Street loved Santa Fe. +This weekend, a $1,000 reward was paid for a set of shrouds for a fan blade. +The dollar sank, hampered by weak fundamentals, a general move to marks and sterling, and a U.S. durable-goods report that fell short of market expectations. +Many private analysts believe, however, that oil production may still be as much as one million barrels a day below its levels before the embargo. +Brunner grew up in Switzerland, the son of an astronomy professor at the University of Zurich. +If the meeting goes to Geneva, it would be the first time the General Assembly has transferred a meeting out of the United States in protest. +The news agency quoted the supporters as saying Marshall had been warned by police in recent days that he was on a Protestant paramilitary hit list. +Over time, Bernstein aims to stay three or four percentage points ahead of the market. +Traders said if the dollar falls through 1.6250 marks, it could see heavy selling. +"I did not change my policy. +An amendment to prohibit burning the American flag would temper the First Amendment by saying the right of free speech excluded burning the flag as a form of political expression. +Also in the making are international indexes, which are compiled in the U.S. and based on securities in a number of markets around the world. +Counting projected sale proceeds and the retained market-research business, Saatchi probably will recoup about half of the #250 million spent on its flawed consulting diversification. +We estimate them at Pounds 20bn - equivalent to small business overdraft borrowing. +That is, she's issued her first major-label album, and for the first time in her 18-year career, she's receiving high-powered promotion. +Lebron was the seventh person killed by New York police in the first month of 1990; six of the shootings have occurred in the borough of Brooklyn. +Police said Ms. Penn barricaded herself inside a bathroom at Miss Gless' home. +In the political season, Annie's army shifts its mission. +"It's heads I win, tails you lose because brave words notwithstanding, the peril of communal animosity is still not taken seriously. +Southern California residents Ray Hernandez and his wife, Tina, grabbed a corner spot of the bleachers. +He had a daughter by a previous marriage. +"This shows you how the food shortages and the long journey, which in some cases is done on foot, can kill women, children and old people," the statement said. +Officials from the airline industry _ which had opposed the legislation _ and the flight attendants' unions say the ban has mostly worked out just fine. +Mr. Burnside said he and some of the 70 lawyers hoped to discuss a compensation package today with Occidental officials in Aberdeen, Scotland. +We're trying to streamline the private-placement mechanism for selling Eurobonds or Euroequities into the U.S. as soon as they're issued." +About 15,000 test copies were printed and hauled off to be destroyed. +With a steady exchange rate, Mexicans have been bringing their money back from foreign, mostly U.S. banks and investing in short-term instruments and the stock market, analysts said. +Previously Vietnam branded them as traitors and allowed only a few to return. +They eat a rich food supply with little competition. +Sooner or later all the characters are forced to confront the horror that may one day be theirs. +Mr. Sage said he could see a possibility that conflicts of interest may arise if RTZ expands its electrical and plastic products into the North American markets. +Cullen also said customers prefer Caller I.D. to Call Trace. +Revenues from the seeds division increased 7 per cent from SFr950m to SFr1.02bn. +David Thomson, the publicity-shy heir to the Thomson media empire, is characteristically silent on why he cashed in about $95 million worth of stock in his family's flagship companies. +Richard Albrecht, Boeing's senior vice president of marketing and finance, told a news conference at the Paris Air Show in Le Bourget that the company would like to offer a model larger than the 767 but smaller than the 747. +If you drop a vase, that's one thing. +While major reforms have not been rolled back, the innovations are minor. +It broke a cease-fire that had been declared at midnight. +Houston attorney G. Robert Friedman, who represented the victim, says he believes it is one of the largest rape settlements in history. +The first Degas came in 1916, Monet in 1926, Cezanne in 1927, Van Gogh, Picasso and Matisse in 1933. +During the war, he performed more than 300 concerts for Allied troops. +Some argue that group ownership brings greater resources to the local paper; some see homogenization resulting from absentee ownership. +The study compares the environmental impact of cloth and disposable diapers over the lifetime of the products-from manufacture through disposal. +A spokeswoman for PS Oklahoma declined to comment. +Under Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, Stalin and his legacy have come in for increasingly severe criticism. +He also showed spectators how to use a lead "plumb" to test the depth of the water as well as how to locate important fish-holding structures. +The company began switching to vinyl manufacturing from aluminum manufacturing in 1978. +Mr. Marshall, 48 years old, also retains the positions of executive vice president and chief financial officer of Pittston as well as chairman of its Brink's Inc. unit and the Burlington subsidiary. +Nevertheless, he acknowledged that the IRS has failed to reduce the tax gap partly because audit rates have plummeted over the past decade. +Margaret Toomey, manager of the Homes of Oakridge in Des Moines, Iowa, which a year ago were surrounded by drug dealers. +According to Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, the money-center banks' profits rose 2.6% from the 1988 first quarter. +It was sunny, but 20 degrees when the search resumed. +Testimony began Nov. 7. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Equitable shares fell 50 cents to close at $35.125. +After altering the genetic material's antibodies with a copper ion, they exposed the new product to fluorescein. +And in San Francisco, a spokesman for Bank of America declined to comment on Milian Rodriguez's testimony. +Paul Christian, a biologist with the Marine Extension Center who began documenting catches and doing research on the giant tigers in August, said the imported shrimp are not as inclined to eat their own kind as native white shrimp. +Ouseley recognises the commission's limitations. +The 300MW power plant, which has a total value of Dollars 135m, will produce electricity and process steam for the Cardon refinery on the Paraguana peninsular. +That's exactly what this ad does," Bruce Hicks, a Continental spokesman, said from the company headquarters in Houston. +Compact disks, although popular for music, have had trouble catching on in data storage because they could not be rewritten and it took much longer to find pieces of data stored on them. +Attorneys for the government have denied the suit has merit and filed a response that characterized plaintiffs' demands as "preposterous." +Brian Deevey, president of cable broker Daniels & Associates, figures that with new investors borrowing against their equity investments, there may be as much as $3 billion of new funds chasing cable systems. +"The Mexican army," he asks, "is going to the Gulf, too?" "They're very rigorous. +In the short term, though, prices could well dip below their historic trend, just as three years ago they surged above it. +The company lost $56 million in the first quarter. +One appeared to improve dramatically after removal of her silicone-gel implants, even though the disease is widely thought to be irreversible, Dr. Patten noted. +"This couldn't have come at a worse time," said Lopez. "After the October 17 quake, this community was devastated. +Still, it is not approved in the U.S. although it has been broadly available in Europe for more than two years. +Mickey Mouse on Pampers sells diapers. +Critics blamed Esber for allowing Ashton-Tate to lose its leadership in PC software and for a series of disappointing new products and acquisitions. +Because lawn-dart games won't be recalled, the commission urged parents to keep them away from children. +Ms. Dawson said the industry believes adults should have the right to smoke. +The president himself has returned to this theme repeatedly during his years of public life. +In many cases, she said, issues had been postponed until state and local governments approved new budgets. +A second panel deciding the fate of co-defendant Keith Mondello resumed deliberations late this morning for an 11th day. +Mr Sarkozy said it was possible that some of the shares would be earmarked for employees. Financial analysts said SEITA could be worth FFr7bn (Dollars 1.36bn). +The pulp and paper markets are expected to continue strong at least through year-end. +Hart denies she stayed at his Washington apartment. +Strauss continued to conduct at Third Reich musical events, however, including the 1936 Olympics and the opening of the 1938 music festival, the Reichsmusiktage, that included the degenerate music exhibit. +Officials at the airline made the notification Thursday because of the "excessive capacity levels authorized on these routes." Making a profit woul be almost impossible, American said. +She has a seven-octave voice and looks and ambition well beyond the whisper range. +John Gielgud's Friar Lawrence was even better than one might have forecast, perfect verse-speaking blended with a three-dimensional characterisation of this amenable priest. +Gore is well organized. +The phone company has introduced one-way telephones for people who can't pay their bills, in an apparent show of compassion for the country's record number of unemployed. +Ms. Budd, 23, said on learning of her father's death. +That was particularly true of the British. +"Those who believe that if we act in a pragmatic way they (the East and West) will humanely reciprocate and will respect the nation, Islam and Moslems, to them this is an example," Khomeini said. +Unlike Janacek, who is steadily winning acceptance as a repertory composer, Martinu had no Max Brod to translate and promote his stage works. +Shenzhen, located across the border from Hong Kong, is one of four special economic zones with greater freedoms to deal directly with foreign investors and is regarded as one of China's most open cities. +He said retired Supreme Court Judge Willard Estey will review the investigation and present his report in 90 days. +Analysts also attributed the market's weakness to widening speculation that the Bank of Japan would raise its official discount rate, the interest it charges for loans to commercial banks. +At the same time companies have been restructuring their balance sheets by issuing equity and repaying bank borrowing. +Thus, it is questionable whether CD4 treatment would prove effective in a non-lab setting, where patients might be exposed to any one of a number of strains. +"Basically, it's been established as a hoax," mounted police Inspector Art Crosby said in Ottawa. +But there is a market cycle too: maturing bull runs often see investment trickling down to benefit smaller companies. While the trend may be intelligible, it is less certain that it is justified. +The government originally wanted the only exceptions to be voting on fundamental liberties and issues of conscience, such as abortion and genetic experimentation. +In the previous vote, the court divided along bitter ideological lines over whether the Center for Auto Safety and other petitioners had standing to challenge the EPA's 1985 decision to relax the fuel-economy standards. +At the same time, it has not extended formal diplomatic recognition to Lithuania in the aftermath of Lithuania's March 11 declaration of independence, which Moscow considers illegal. +Mr. von Loewenstern is editorial page editor of Die Welt. +Advocates for the poor fought in court for equitable funding. +However, some potential demand may have been diverted into the investment trust launches, according to Mr Paddy Linaker, managing director. +Most producers of effluents tend to accept the situation and pay their local water authority extra to compensate for the problem. The principal ingredient of Billington's process is a natural solvent called Pronatur, made from waste orange peel. +Some Christian Democrats in the Parliament voted against the resolution to avoid criticizing members of their party in power in many West European countries when such networks were set up. +I also randomly picked Jeff Dahls from phone directories around the country. +Harsco said it has already built and delivered 10,000 of those trucks. +In 1986, Nicaragua asked the court to rule on the mining of its harbors and covert U.S. support for Contra rebels. +It pits developers with promises of riches against those who chose to be there because they like it the way it is. +Suddenly he heard the flight surgeon exclaim, "What was that?" "I knew instantly this was terribly wrong. +Amdahl, of Sunnyvale, Calif., attributed the higher sales and earnings to increasingly strong demand for the company's mainframe computers and storage systems. +"It was not felt involvement in the management of this business would be in any way welcome," Mr. Ellery said. +The result was a fragmented Parliament, with 29 parties, and a feeble coalition government pledging to hold the line, and simultaneously to spend more. +A recession began in July 1981 and persisted until November 1982. +Neither the national police in Guatemala City or in Antigua, 28 miles west of the capital, would comment on the case. +The board of Holly Farms last month rejected a previous Tyson offer, which consisted of $45 a share plus a quarter share of Tyson stock for each of Holly Farms' 1.8 million shares of Class A common stock. +It closed at 151.55 yen in London, and traded at 151.30 yen by midday in New York. +He had pleaded guilty to aggravated assault for shooting to death a man in 1971, but the judge allowed his record to be erased after five years' probation. +Initially, Gulf said the project will focus on two fields in the Komi republic in northern Russia. +Yet consumers can sort through their mail in the time it takes to watch one unsolicited and untargeted television commercial. +The board cited low productivity, outdated facilities, power shortages and sluggish trade, which fell 4% to $4.64 billion from a year earlier. +The Bolsa index has risen more than 25% so far this year, establishing Mexico's exchange as one of the hottest of the emerging markets. +Among other allegations, the Cahill report charges that Mr. Stewart had Lone Star aircraft fly him and the actress Elizabeth Taylor on West Coast jaunts. +The 15,000-square-foot building in a decaying neighborhood is too small to display more than about 1 percent of its million-artifact collection at a time, so most of the objects have languished in a Bronx warehouse. +One of the injured was in serious condition suffering from facial burns, smoke inhalation and cuts at St. Therese Medical Center in Waukegan, said Joanne Johnson, a hospital spokeswoman. +Jimmy E. Manis, general manager of Pittsburgh Press Co., declined to comment. +They are the perfect opponents to bring out the best in Brazil. +If memory serves us correctly, for the past few years we've been told by medical authorities that we ought to eat more of those items to help prevent cancer. +Fed officials are particularly pleased with the dollar's new-found strength. +The old meters, which dated from the 1950s, took a penny for 12 minutes of parking. +The Senate Intelligence Committee has voted to cut off covert U.S. aid to the non-communist alliance fighting Cambodia's Vietnam-backed regime, government sources said Friday. +Excluding the provision, earnings rose to Dollars 199m, or 34 cents a share. +Such an action "would be received with great relief by our work force and by the whole nation," Szablewski said. +Eventually that would sharply reduce the revenue from the estate tax, which even now brings in only $9 billion a year. +He said that on looking back Michael Stuart had a "disjointed, vague conversation" with Charles Stuart but that it had no significance at the time. +Ann Jillian will star as a widow and mother of a teen-age girl who moves from New York to California to start a new life. +Some of that savings would go to expanded social and economic programs, including a doubling of the Education Department's budget. +First-half sales totaled $6.2 billion, up from $5.1 billion during the same period a year earlier. +"For that instant when the switch is hit and nothing happens, the consumer is reminded briefly but powerfully about how much he depends on his light bulb to meet his security need." +In one arrangement, Access places a quote screen in a customer's office. +Radio Moscow, in a report Thursday monitored by the British Broadcasting Corp. in London, said a wreath-laying ceremony was held at a recently renovated monument at Katyn to "the Polish officers shot dead by the Nazis in 1941." +The were taken by ambulance to Garfield Memorial Hospital in nearby Panguitch. +The networks still are "uninhibited in their authority" over what shows get on the air, charges Motion Picture Association President Jack Valenti, the most vociferous opponent of rescinding the rules. +Two protracted, debilitating wars in southwestern Africa could end if agreement among South Africa, Angola, and Cuba leads to a final settlement. +"We felt the quake but we had no reports of damage or injuries," said a police officer in the central Greek port of Volos. +Col. Honasan has become a prominent opposition spokesman, hectoring the president from his hiding place as though taking up arms against the government had established his credentials. +'U is for Unconverted', not tries, but people who do not realise that rugby is the greatest game in the world. +"We flew over the crashed plane a little after the accident and fire consumed everything in 10 minutes," said Federico Lujan, civil aviation director of Misiones province. +A two-mile access road for the Mount Graham International Observatory has already been built. +Mrs. Chamorro, elected Feb. 25 and inaugurated last month, is struggling to bring peace to a country that has seen nine years of war between the Contras and the leftist Sandinistas, who continue to control the army. +The goalie, bleeding from an inch-long cut in his face, was taken off the field by his teammates, who refused to return. +California has the most export-related manufacturing jobs at 289,600. That's 14.7 percent of the Golden State's workers in manufacturing industries. +Spending on business information services will still be the fastest-growing segment of the comunications business at 10.5 percent a year, but that is down from a 12.1 percent growth pace over the past five years. +They moved abroad for several good reasons: to get close to markets they sell in, to get good ideas from their foreign customers, to avoid protectionism, and to get products and components that were better or cheaper. +This has led political experts to say that Mr. Sarney is electing the next president due to his own unpopularity. +All were imported from France. +He seemed to be giving the orders," she said. +At the same time, the department has embraced the concept of mandatory nutritional labeling, but only for processed meat and poultry products; it would be optional for purveyors of fresh meat and poultry. +That makes it already longer than all but two of the eight previous such phases of the business cycle since World War II. +Juries in this country are usually entitled to trust that prosecutors have brought allegations of an actual crime. +Some credit card and insurance companies have their billing statements done in the Caribbean. +To a generation of Panamanians, the canal is merely emblematic of American domination. +Ronald Reagan, leaning on American-made semiconductors as his excuse, thereupon began to draw a high protectionist curtain along his country's western coastline. +"They have failed to understand each other's operating realities," he explains. +The two Germanys signed a historic treaty that will bind them into a single economic entity in less than seven weeks and all but formally end their four-decade separation. +When the possibility of West German troops being included in a replacement unit for the Canadian brigade first was raised publicly last fall, some Norwegian press reaction was negative. +Tabacalera, the Spanish national tobacco monopoly, announced it would give the Soviets 200,000 packs of Ducado cigarettes. +A federal grand jury in Alaska handed up a five-count criminal indictment against Exxon on Tuesday in the 10-million-gallon spill by the tanker Exxon Valdez in Alaska's Prince William Sound on March 24. +As an action hero he's pretty goofy, but he does walk through broken glass barefoot, which should attract the Rambo fans. +"Probably the two of us were the most bizarre thing there," he said, referring to their white skins. +Olejniczak was named chairman of the board in 1981, and retired in 1982. +After all, even Schubert's smallest fry are worth serving up with a little flair. +In the Martin Marietta-Bendix case the results were widely viewed as so disastrous that it has never again been attempted. +The opposition parties, though themselves deeply split, would doubtless seek a repeat of 1972 when prime minister Trygve Bratteli resigned. But Mrs Brundtland insists this will not happen. +The suit originally named two other tobacco companies, Philip Morris Cos. +Dukakis won last week's New Hampshire primary, while Gephardt was the victor in the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 8. +Bob Shabazian, an exchange spokesman, said the Trump Organization made the statement in response to a question from the exchange, where the bonds are traded. +Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole predicted Monday that T. Timothy Ryan Jr. will be approved by the Senate despite Ryan's acknowledgement that he used marijuana and cocaine in the 1970s. +But Mr Leek said overheads had been cut and the division was now breaking even. Earnings per share fell to 7.5p (12.9p). +"Anybody just handling the cartons could be poisoned if they put their hands in their mouth or eye. +Families of the dead are considering a private prosecution of the management. +The Park Police have a stable located right around the corner, and I always thought they didn't want you fishing there. +One was killed by police and the other killed himself. +One black-and-white print ad featured a hip young man being almost blown away by the powerful sound of a stereo playing a Maxell audio tape. +Khomeini, Iran's 88-year-old revolutionary patriarch, ordered his followers Feb. 14 to kill Rushdie for blaspheming Islam and the prophet Mohammed. +The computers calculate which machine is cheapest to activate by assessing a host of variables, including production levels and the time of day. +Topics of discussion include new-age trends such as "micromarketing" to target individual tastes of shoppers and hiring more minorities to help erase an image of a white-male dominated business. +Richard Schlott of Wayne, N.J, the second-largest independent broker in the U.S., says, "There's no question that some brokers have lost salespeople to Re/Max." +They speculate that the firm didn't want to vote for Texaco because the share price could fall if management won. +Meanwhile, Petrolane Gas Service L.P. said that its financial position and continuing operations depend on its ability to implement a financial restructuring. +New fuel lines were installed in Columbia, and the shuttle was moved back to the launch pad last month. +Her mother testified that Johnson admitted to using cocaine during the past three years and while pregnant. +Rep. Newt Gingrich, who has pressed for ethics investigations of House Speaker Jim Wright, called on the House ethics panel Friday to look into three additional Wright matters and also into issues involving other House members. +About half the time, these women are alone, national studies report. +But the Kuwaiti minister said the increased production wouldn't begin before Jan. 1. +They ascribe this to the fact that "all our pieces are now in place in the Middle East, and there hasn't been some unforeseen blow-up," such as a terrorist attack on U.S. targets. +Amount Pounds 16,000. Annual income Pounds 739. Murray Income Trust PEP. +This - the fear factor - is the first law of environmental policy. +But it shut down at noon Thursday and employees were told they didn't have to return until normal work times Monday, spokesman James Hartsfield said. +But his hometown's still proud of him. +A Warner spokesman defends the pose as "extremely coy," adding, "To me, it looks almost Victorian." +The remaining workers balked at having their salaries cut from the present average of $130 a month and continued the strike, said Tanjug. +You're looking at greed," he says excitedly. +Hartz strongly denies Blockade is to blame. +Bill Maddox, a spokesman for Bentsen, confirmed that Bentsen was related to Wilson but did not know the lineage. +Wednesday's test is the first in the last series of firings planned by Morton Thiokol and NASA before the shuttle's first post-Challenger launch, scheduled for mid-August. +Yugoslavia's two most liberal republics hold elections Sunday whose results could jeopardize the country's fragile federation. +He won his House seat in a special election in 1981 that was hailed as a turning point then for Democrats in the region. +The beaded, sequined or embroidered beige fishnet trapeze minis, maxis or pants outfits could look nearly nude or fine enough for a sunny terrace restaurant. +Despite the number of people who opted to get tattoos in the dozens of booths at the convention, the sound was of conversation and cameras clicking, not gasps of pain. +Like many facilities of the former state security police, the Stasi, it has been taken for use as a community center and labor office, where jobless East Germans can apply for benefits. +Mr Dunn said Philips might also consider building the plant with other semiconductor makers, thereby spreading the cost. +Another factor in this year's talks is the aging work force and the increasing number of retirees. +The two Eddies munch sandwiches as the 33 foot coble is buffeted about. +By then you can draw your own conclusions from a totally adult play, a tribute I normally reserve for Harley Granville Barker who also performed at the Court. The professor is played by David Suchet, the student by Lia Williams. +The research agency said it was only after the collapse of an Ashland tank that EPA found faults with the company's spill prevention plan. +The previous official exchange rate had been 750 dinars to the dollar. +Skinner noted that 25,349 random drug tests conducted on department employees resulted in only 141 positive tests, a rate of about 0.5 percent. +But it is thanks to his talent for solitariness and to his monomaniacal determination to paddle between this island and that in a collapsible kayak that we owe many of the bonuses of this remarkable adventure. A kayak, yes. +Bank Julius Baer, as with some other smaller Swiss banks, is becoming part of the global trend, too. +McFarlane has spent Pounds 8,000 on three walk-in freezer and cooler units. +On Aug. 2, "interest rates were almost down to the level we wanted to switch with the banks to a fixed interest rate. +He spoke of the more than $630 million investment in new plants and printing equipment that allows the Times to become a full-color newspaper. +X _ No one under 17 admitted. +"One month we'd have a lot of blow-up palm trees, the next month T-shirts. +California's AFDC maximum aid payment of $663 a month is among the highest in the country. +Other Democratic leaders echoed Foley's sentiments toward Bush. No one came forward to endorse the deficit plan except as a serious proposal. +Sitting in a box with a black eye patch over one eye, Post periodically rises to shout to Rogers on stage: "Let's go flying, Will." +The CBO said that Bush's budget would leave a deficit of about $109 billion, not including sell-offs of government assets which don't count as deficit reduction under Gramm-Rudman. +The French agree but want to make sure they can continue to finance the company. +The 29 per cent fall in pre-tax profits would have been greater were it not for Pounds 44m earned on the sale of two provincial hotels in the UK. +Thus was born a business empire: Beegotten Creations, a whimsical little company that aims to provide novelty items to every expectant relative. +That left an ambiguous situation in which no one was quite sure who had won. +"For instance, if a mother has a baby in her arms and has a gun in her hand and is approaching you, will you say you should take the baby and put it down before attacking?" he added. +As the historians like to say (or is it the philosophers?): Those who forget the lessons of history are doomed to repeat the mistakes. +According to CSX, rail operating income declined to $155 million from $158 million a year ago despite increased revenue, which rose $23 million to $1.3 billion from the first three months of 1989. +A total of 25 objects were stolen, officials said. +The plant appeared on the EPA list because it emits carbon tetrachloride, a solvent used to produce Hypalon synthetic rubber. +The firings are the latest in a series of personnel problems at Peach Bottom, which has been shut since last March when Nuclear Regulatory Commission investigators found operators napping. +Yet a wonderful opportunity for sustained and increasingly global economic growth is waiting to be seized. A year ago, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development thought the economies of its members would grow by 2.1 per cent. +The deficit is another thing, to worry you and me." Tauke said his mail included only a few backing a pay raise, but they came from "good friends who want me to have a raise. +Government orders now represent the bulk of Hood Enterprises' powerboat business. +"She didn't have an enemy in the world," said her agent, Jonathan Howard. "She was a very successful young actress, on the ascent, getting job after job. +"We have to be that serious about it." In just over a decade, a heart procedure called angioplasty has grown from a high-tech experiment to a treatment widely available in community hospitals. +He repeated the name, over and over. +Barry Schweid heads the AP's State Department staff. +He said he defected because he "detested the brutality of communism." Government spokesman Shaw Yu-ming said at a news conference that authorities were investigating the air piracy. +'They all have, or are seeking, a presence in this industry.' France Telecom, the state-owned operator, is one potential candidate. +Perhaps the saddest monument is the crumbling landmark of Battersea Power Station - which was also the scene of a stage-managed appearance by Mrs Thatcher. +Whittle already has magazines and sponsored posters in about 60,000 health care offices, and disclosed in November it was considering developing TV programs for waiting rooms. +She listened very carefully. +Real estate has been off in several areas. +In just two days, I will meet in Moscow with General Secretary Gorbachev. +Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a state holiday in all states except Arizona, Idaho, Montana, New Hampshire, South Dakota and Wyoming. +He is the second-ranking church official in the predominantly Roman Catholic country. +Before the synthetic cortisone came onto the market, the only cortisone available to treat rheumatoid arthritis was produced from oxen bile, at a cost of hundreds of dollars a drop. +The governor will find some other way to make more beds available by Christmas Eve, said Vada Manager, her press secretary. +Mueller and Bednorz got a Nobel Prize for their work. +Early the next morning his home was raided, beginning several years of repeated detention and torture. +Elsewhere, Lonrho PLC said it is no longer interested in purchasing any part of Mirror Group Newspapers PLC, Mr. Maxwell's other flagship company. +'The only answer is to shut them down as soon as possible. +It said riot police were present, but did not interfere. +He added that under the Soviet constitution, the Baltic republics have a right to secede, but only if they first hold referendums and then follow rules established by the national legislature. +Some people fear more carriers will issue new shares, as AMR and Southwest have done. +He says the bank's executives now are "a little more aware and sharper" about takeover issues. +Witnesses said she encountered soldiers trying to disperse a demonstration as she walked home from school and that she panicked and ran. +Infotron will issue as a dividend one right for each share of its common stock. +A windfall tax is a distinct possibility. +Researchers constantly study the subject. +Not one of the letters recommended mercy for Steinberg, the sources said, and some demanded the death penalty, which New York lacks. +Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., cast the only vote against Souter. +Upjohn Co., unaware of any efforts to accumulate stock or gain control, nevertheless has strengthened existing anti-takeover measures, Chairman Theodore Cooper says. +Rep. Wayne Owens, D-Utah, has sponsored legislation that would force the Park Service to study how returning the wolves to the park would affect the environment. +Viacom will use part of the proceeds to retire $200 million of its $1.3 billion in outstanding junk bonds. +The treaty limits how fast and far the United States can go in its search for a space-based defense against ballistic missiles that uses such sophisticated technology as laser beams and kinetic energy. +So tracing the flow of funds through a maze of middlemen, bank accounts, dummy companies and secretive countries will be one of the toughest challenges before the House and Senate committees. +Holmes was among the jurors who decided that none of the 380 entries deserved any of the $10,000 in prize money. +If the termination is approved, MCorp expects to begin making distributions in the second half of 1991, a company spokesman said. +'U is for Ugly' no prejudice here. +But Mr. Ryscavage cautions that far from all elderly households shared in the gain. +About 65 percent of the lambs slaughtered go through feedlots. +At the beginning of the 1980s, 19 percent of Hispanics were living in poverty, at the close of the decade, 30 percent were considered below the poverty level. +Halter Marine Inc. received a $20.9 million Navy contract for an oceanographic research ship. +On a monthly basis, the broad money figure - M2 (cash in circulation plus sight and demand deposits) and certificates of deposit - rose 0.2 per cent from October. +"He was very flattering about me and about how I run my newspapers in Britain." +A former Navy secretary from the Reagan administration joined the parade of former military officials attacking President Bush's Persian Gulf buildup Thursday. +This is something that must be overcome primarily through a change in moral standards. +The Haitians, who told officials they had spent 15 days on the boat, were rescued Friday after it ran onto rocks off the coast of Grassy Key near Marathon, the Coast Guard said. +But Gul came under fire from moderate Afghan guerrilla groups for giving most aid to hard-line Islamic fundamentalists, the Hezb-e-Islami, led by Gulbadin Hekmatyar. +They maintain that Nazi propaganda is spread at many, if not all, reunion meetings _ even if it is not done in a manner blatant enough to qualify as illegal. +Glosser said the objective is to obtain needed research in support of the agency's regulatory programs. +The stock's rise since this spring has been fueled in part by Wall Street speculation that, once the suit over the Hilton will was resolved, the company might be taken private by Mr. Hilton, or even acquired. +"We have a legal and moral obligation to fund it," said one of the lenders. +They can't lose face by losing to a another competitor." +Spanish-Soviet trade totaled about $2 billion last year, 70 percent of it in Soviet crude oil exports. +That would mean a professional rather than party-run army, and a government bureaucracy that wasn't run almost exclusively by party cadres. +The cause of the crash was not known immediately. +Tales of pirate attacks off the coast of Thailand and the hazards of crossing long stretches of open sea to reach the Philippines are further reasons for charting a course to the British colony. +Female executives also are more flexible than males. +Initially, the plant will finish stainless steel produced at other Allegheny plants, Mr. Simmon said. +The purchase of Emery, which follows more than a year of speculation about an impending sale of the air cargo company, was valued at $230 million Monday. +"We don't care about dollar offers," he said. "We just want to see it put to good use." Want to get the governor's attention? +In medicine, superconductivity could provide better imaging technologies, identifying tumors without surgery. +Though the family-controlled Wallenberg interests have made up Scandinavia's most powerful industrial empire for decades, the group's labyrinthine ownership structure dissuaded investment from abroad. +Justices Scalia, Lewis Powell, and Sandra O'Connor dissented. +The high price for Puget Sound, a Washington state company, reflected a surge in prices of bank stocks. +Money-Market Fund Assets NEW YORK -- Assets of the nation's 412 money-market funds rose $2.45 billion in the week ended Wednesday. +The market received a temporary boost in the morning session from central bank outright purchases of 10-year bonds. +Now it separates untreated glass for re-use to make patterned or wired glass products, while other glass which has been toughened or printed on is used as aggregate in cement and as reflective material in road-marking paint. +The resolution probably will also keep the door open for additional legislation that could be paid for by tax increases tied directly to the new programs they would fund. +The new administration should make it clear from the very start that the U.S. is there to stay because the security situation demands it. +Unlike them, it would continue to prohibit banks from underwriting corporate debt or mutual funds. +Carlucci said the "memorandum of understanding" that would govern the program would be signed with the Japanese government. +The boards have also reflected the dictates of the main political parties. +The mujahedeen, based mainly in neighboring Pakistan, want to establish an Islamic republic of Afghanistan. +The siege took place at the Australian Institute of Sport, where Bond holds consultations. +'Not that I am aware of,' Hankes-Drielsma responds drily. Whatever, transport economists clearly travel well. +A once expressive actress - remember Polanski's Repulsion? - is now cast forever as the First Lady of French cinema. If Hollywood had a star as inanimate as this, they would consign her to stand-in work for the Columbia torch lady. +Sir, I could not disagree more strongly with Dominique de la Barre d'Erquelinnes' letter (October 5) which propounds one of the central errors committed by many lending banks. +They shut off the faulty dehumidifier, shifted to a backup, and then went to work on the water with towels and a hand-held vacuum, using a flashlight to dry cables and other surfaces. +They got one when Leiter's sub, Neil Allen, three-hit the A's the rest of the way in a 5-0 win. +Less destructive thunderstorms were reported across southern Iowa and eastern Nebraska this morning. +In the past, he says, host casinos like Caesars hogged the best tickets and parking for their customers, leaving other casinos dissatisfied. +The scam was carried out by paying a brokerage artificially high commissions on stock transactions that were made with pension funds, prosecutors said. +She also is a director of McGraw-Hill, a publishing and information services company, but will resign the board post at year's end. +Colin L. Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and former Secretary of State George P. Shultz. +"I personally wouldn't mind if the U.S. cleaned Saddam Hussein's clock and got out of there," Hatch said. +MTI said train traffic was restored on one track by 3:30 p.m. +The government paid about $50 million in malpractice settlements in fiscal 1986 to military dependents and retirees. +Oil companies say this gasoline redesign will raise prices from 15 to 25 cents a gallon, even if the new formula works. Supporters say the cost is only a penny a gallon. +(The other Airbus owners are Aerospatiale of France, British Aerospace and Spain's Construcciones Aeronauticas S.A.) Hanne Merriman was named president and chief executive officer of this women's apparel concern, succeeding Lester L. Einbender. +Yuri Semyonovsky was sentenced to 10 days in jail, Yevgeny Rubenshtein to 15 days, and Sergei Diki received a five-day jail sentence. +But the man who called himself a nationalist was at odds with his more radical leftist comrades and grew disillusioned with the Sandinista revolution. +The bid wasn't "socially acceptable," a company spokeswoman said. +According to the indictment of three traders in the Swiss franc pit, independent broker Robert D. Mosky executed more than two dozen trades that cheated Shearson customers. +Graber said the couple also signed an acknowledgement of paternity, which he witnessed. +Jet fuel prices have soared again recently because of Iraq's Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait. +The malls are only too happy to satisfy teen-agers' wants, particularly when parents are inclined to waive control. +About 95% of AAR's business is providing parts and maintenance services for airlines and aircraft. +The prices were increased an average of 18% earlier this month, prompting labor unrest throughout the country. +More than 200 guards on foot, in helicopters and boats patrolled the launch center for protesters who said they might try to stop the launch by infiltrating the launch zone and sitting on the launch pad. +It estimated that industrial output could drop 16.5% this year, but rise 148% by the end of 1995, compared with 1990 levels, on the five-year schedule. +Yet now, when the Russian parliament asserts its prerogative to guide the reform process, they are told that some kind of emergency, presidential rule and the suspension of parliament, are preferable. +The transition has come at a price. +The markets were jolted by uncertainty over the government's exchange-rate policy and were highly nervous that a resulting steep decline in the British pound would prompt the government to push up interest rates above their 8-year high of 15 percent. +And without the proceeds from the sales, the company cannot meet its upcoming debt payments. +Turning off lights at public gatherings and failing to repair a house that is dangerous to passersby, or a structure that may fall over, will draw also fines. +Ms. Whitehead said one person at the scene declined treatment. +A moment of silence recalling the tranquillity before humans came to Yosemite Valley highlighted a centennial ceremony in sun-drenched Sentinel Meadow. +Two wire cages were on the floor; there was one large dog in the first and four small dogs in the second. +The day was saved only when workers voted to adopt a "team concept" approach to their work. +"When Garrison was live on 'Prairie Home Companion,' we got as much as $40,000," said Ken Davis, WBEZ's program director. +The year-end comeback is "a meaningful bounce," says Mr. Horner, adding that "it may take us months to get back down" to lower levels. +The court's opinion in Dennison was authored by Chief Justice Roger B. Taney, universally execrated as the writer of the infamous decision of Dred Scott vs. +When you're a kid you're passionate for idealism, but you have to temper it as you grow up or your idealism is useless." Horton notes that in real life he was kicked out of Principia College in Illinois for a similar attitude. +The crosstown subway, under construction since 1968, has been compared to the Loch Ness monster: it's supposedly under the water but never appears. +They will only occur when a company fails. +AT&T and its unions are discussing plans to offer early retirement to non-management employees for the first time in the company's long-running campaign to slim down. +They continue this afternoon. +Because of the potential for conflict of interest, it is unusual for one law firm to represent multiple defendants in a case, especially one as volatile as Drexel's. +Ellis hit his 3-pointer and we exploited Derrick inside." McDaniel added 26 points for the Sonics, whose three victories this season include two over Minnesota. +"These findings are strong evidence that breast-feeding enhances the active immune response in the first year of life, and therefore the feeding method must be taken into account in the evaluation of vaccine studies in infants," the report said. +A call made after hours to Sony headquarters in New York was unanswered. +The New Taiwan dollar rose 24% last year against its U.S. counterpart. +It appears Codelco had anticipated the strike and kept commitments for July at a low level to avoid supply disruptions, he said. +Last year, about $9.1 billion of goods was shipped overseas through the Port of Houston, up from $8.1 billion in 1986. +Relatives of the detainees, waiting ouside the Modelo Prison to visit, complained that the new government was acting like the Noriega regime that was ousted by the Dec. 20 U.S. invasion. +That provided a slight revenue infusion, but couldn't pull the quarter into the black. +Mr Richard Keeling, one of the leading reinsurance underwriters at Lloyd's, says that rates are holding in the US and that his syndicate has shed exposures rather than follow the market down. +"McDonald's is talking about having things made that have not been made before," said Mr. Saborin. +He has had no contact with his children and fought an attempt to place him in custody of a daughter. +Tesoro has sporadically omitted dividends on these issues as far back as 1989. +Officials said that Mr. Meese, among other things, has considered hiring a private public relations firm to accomplish the same goal. +While Dukakis and Simon both campaigned in the state earlier, neither has returned in recent weeks. +"The dollar just covered the letter, not the consequences," Hechler said he told his friend. +They, PBS and Discovery will make a feasibility study of a jointly-owned cable service and may have a report in 90 days, McLamb said. +She and Democrat Barbara Mikulski of Maryland are the only women in the 100-member Senate. +"You always should expect to do the best for yourself. +"These polls don't mean anything to me," Bush said. +In fiscal 1985, Social Security and Medicare outlays totaled $138 billion, compared with $79 billion for the four largest welfare programs combined. +The zone is intended to prevent guerrilla raids across the border. +It already dominated the European market with 4m tonnes of the region's 7m tonnes annual capacity. The group is cementing its position in European soda ash by investing in a 540,000 tonnes-a-year plant at Bernburg in the former East Germany. +Mr. Cote, a former adviser to Mr. Bourassa and to Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, said he expects about 80% of today's Liberal proposal will turn up in the government's formal demands, which he expects in May or early June. +Emulex lost 5/8 to 7 3/4 after Digital Equipment sued the company, alleging that certain Emulex controller products infringe on Digital patents. +The backup plan calls for the issuance of shares of common and preferred stock in the reorganized company to pay off most general creditors. +"First the yen soared against the Australian dollar in early trading, triggered by the Australian central bank's announcement it would lower interest rates," said Mamoru Tabata, a dealer with the Mitsui Taiyo Kobe Bank. +Their rivalry has grown to epic proportions throughout the state. +But he added that future paper prices and labor contract negotiations under way in the northwestern U.S. and in Canada could influence corporate results. +The accord also calls for suspension of a decree to return land confiscated in the 1979 Sandinista revolution to the original owners. +But she refused artificial nails, opting for a nature-based nail-hardening treatment and subdued polish. +April 7: Texaco emerges from Chapter 11. +Like other antibiotics, however, zithromax can cause gastrointestinal side effects, Pfizer said. +"We're down to the wire now _ nine or 10 days left to go," Bush said at campaign rallies in two Republican-leaning wards. +Some newspapers, including The Wall Street Journal, also publish advertorials. +Also Friday, probation officials filed a complaint alleging that a benefit concert Brown performed on Dec. 4 as part of his July sentence raised enough money only to cover expenses and no money for charity. +The food caught in Jamie's throat dislodged and he was able to breath again. +In their listing of assets, representatives do not have to include their personal residences and vehicles. +Oakley's office on Sunday referred all questions to Kent Obee, chief of the U.S. Information Service in Islamabad. +Kennedy, in a case from Ohio, upheld the right of hospitals to contest unfavorable rules to a governmental agency called the Provider Reimbursement Review Board. +Eastern last week asked the bankruptcy judge for permission to impose about $50 million in wage and benefit concessions, as well as changes in work policies that would allow Eastern to increase pilots' hours. +It denied one's heritage." Black power gave birth to a new sense of self-worth. +Finding qualified managers is the biggest concern of small U.S. companies, which usually can't spare managers from the home office. +Strikes by bus drivers in Bydgoszcz and factory workers in Stalowa Wola also were settled with promises of pay raises of at least 50 percent. +Mr. McLaughlin couldn't be reached for comment. +Although idealists might claim that unions exist to help the downtrodden, they have made their past gains primarily by recruiting from the middle and upper echelons of labor, and they are likely to see no reason to proceed differently now. +All other terms remain the same. +Banco Santander said yesterday it had sold 1 per cent of Banco Espanol de Credito (Banesto), the troubled banking group it acquired in April, to the US bank JP Morgan. +The competitive spirit is clearly influencing Radio Free Europe, which is trying to beef up programs. +Some bank analysts have expressed fears that loans to highly leveraged companies will produce unusually big losses for banks in the current recession. +He sued the San Francisco-based bank in state court, claiming it had illegally cut off his credit. +The bill approved yesterday would make it easier for discount retailers and the government to bring antitrust lawsuits alleging resale-price maintenance. +This he managed with consummate finesse, allowing no assertion and no fact to go unchallenged. +But it's an inevitability." Today is Sunday, Aug. 7, the 220th day of 1988. +Later that day, two more suspects were arrested and the money was recovered. +His dozen elderly men found the benefits were temporary, with the lean muscle dissolving back into fat once the hormone injections ceased. +'The field could last until 2004 or 2005,' says Smith. Many people have claimed that Britain's oil wealth has been squandered. +Brian E. Morgan, 28, was despondent over a breakup with his girlfriend, whose parents own the Hollywood Hills house in which he had been living, police Lt. +Karen Nosker, a waitress at Alice's Restaurant on the nearby Malibu Pier, said the front of the restaurant trembled when the quake hit. +It also has sold several of its product lines to raise cash. +Latin American Securities comments that sentiment was encouraged by the successful renegotiation of the annual wage and price accord which removed uncertainty over exchange rate and interest rate fluctuation. +Its customers include the National Institutes of Health and hundreds of research and medical laboratories, which use the venom to manufacture anti-venins. +Helms accused the Bush administration of "a massive coverup" of information linking these officials to alleged narcotics corruption. +GM Hughes Electronics Corp. reported third-quarter earnings of $180 million, or 45 cents a share of GM Class H common stock, an issue the earnings of which are determined by GM Hughes Electronics' performance. +" Hydrogen is highly combustiblle. +List said he shot his victims in the back of the head to spare them knowledge that they were about to die, Mrs. Clark told the court, but she reminded the juors of autopsy reports that showed the bullets entered the side of the heads. +He compromised last month, suggesting a rise to Ecu86.2bn over seven years. +Carnegie Hall officials said Friday they are continuing to adjust the hall's acoustics to restore the sonic glory of the great hall that some critics said was lost in a 1986 interior renovation. +To make up for this loss of income, he said, the magazine has raised the salaries of staff members. +"People still stand in awe of the emperor, but there is a real sense of intimacy with the crown prince and princess," said Yasuo Shigeta, Akihito's longtime chamberlain. +But because so many health problems of the aged are chronic, geriatricians say their successes must be measured differently from those of doctors handling acute illnesses with antibiotics or surgery. +If U.S. monetary policy goes astray it will have repercussions well beyond those that unseated the estimable Mr. Lawson. +A Dassault spokeswoman said: "We've known for some time this sale was in jeopardy. +An 8-month-old child was in critical condition with facial burns, Israel radio said. +Next year, Renaissance expects to match or increase its 1989 capital spending budget of C$92 million, assuming oil prices remain stable, he said. +He sold a further 163,000 shares at much the same price in May this year, since when the shares have been on the slide. +Authorizes the president to pursue other initiatives, including a possible airlift of food to Poland. +Furthermore, workers at Chrysler plants throughout the No. 3 automaker also had stopped attending management-union meetings and participating in other joint activities since the automaker disclosed the possible sale. +The firm also recently opened an office in Los Angeles. +At only 46, he is clearly champing for the next challenge. +In "His & Hers," Mull and Faracy are a husband-and-wife team of marriage counselors. +Prince, made by Scandinavian Tobacco International, is sold in 30 countries. +And the autos all look alike. +A federal grand jury in Alaska is considering a five-count criminal indictment against Exxon Corp. stemming from last spring's oil spill in Prince William Sound, a government official said today. +After Dixon's victory, the mayor acknowledged that "the people have said they want something different," but he has stood by his decision to attempt a political comeback. +Matters got worse Feb. 8 when the Justice Department, acting on behalf of intelligence agencies, sought a court order barring North from introducing classified material without a court order and as long as the government had an objection pending. +Diamandis was formed earlier this year to acquire CBS Inc.'s magazine unit for $650 million in a leveraged buyout led by the unit's management. +A developer of the Soviet hydrogen bomb who later recoiled in horror at what he had wrought, Sakharov could have settled into a comfortable life back in Moscow with his wife, Yelena Bonner, continuing research on the physical properties of the universe. +Freyer said out of the jury's presence that the report was "highly prejudicial" and implied Balian was guilty. +All the brilliant phases and historic oratory they crafted were credited to others. +It said it has received financing commitments to cover costs of the offer. +It had been as high as 4 percentage points at the peak of the last two attacks on the French currency. +The subcommittee launched an investigation of the federal government's handling of Great Lakes spills in the wake of the March 24 Exxon Valdez disaster off the Alaskan coast. +Based on projected costs and attendance at the planned complex, "the projected return on Disney's investment simply did not meet corporate thresholds for an investment of this magnitude and anticipated business risk," the company said. +The court sent today's case back to the Iowa courts for further hearings. +Similarly, December gold had earlier fallen to an intraday low yesterday of $435.30 an ounce, the analyst said. +The county's tax base, 85% dependent on farmland, would erode even further if the programs were abandoned and land prices fell. +So far, karate enthusiasts have been the main customers, but Impulse has started advertising to boxers and football players. +"If to want to get Saddam out of Kuwait without a war, make it clear to him that you will kill him on Jan. 15," said the Saudi source. +Armed with a tree limb, Towns told the man, "Don't get up, if you do I'm going to break your legs," he said. +Mackintire testified he always remained on the bridge while going through the sound, but on cross-examination added he did not consider it a particularly difficult area to navigate. +Cathedral of St. John the Divine (212-316-7540), Amsterdam Avenue and 112th Street, Manhattan. +And much of the area between the two cities is not densely populated at all." Some Washingtonians fear the budget-office decision could derail the city's effort to win its own major-league baseball team. +Castro kissed Gorbachev's wife, Raisa, on both cheeks before escorting Gorbachev on a review of the presidential honor guard. +MEXICO STAR: Singer Linda Ronstadt will be featured in a new ad campaign Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising is developing for Sectur, the Mexico Secretariat of Tourism. +Brazil, however, is unfamiliar territory to the spy novelist. +All have increased their spending as the mass-market Sunday magazines have expanded their readership to almost TV-size audiences. +"People might say, `Well, I really don't know what this is all about,' and decide to go fishing," he said. +We're Americans! As in previous years, the Fear, Greed & Power Incarnate cable system plans to air the movie continuously from 6 p.m. tonight to midnight Dec. 25. +Although he has granted Lithuanians and their neighbors in Latvia and Estonia a large measure of economic and political power, Gorbachev has consistently and sharply criticized Lithuanian Communist Party leaders for pressing for complete independence. +Retailers, normally nervous prior to the important Christmas season, are even more worried this year because of the shakeup in financial markets and its implications for the economy. +Dukakis, who won a non-binding preference poll, picked up a fraction of a delegate. +Under accounting rules, banks participating in Mexico's swap program will probably have to write down the bonds by 20% to 25%, especially if they intend to trade them. +"If you sit on steel all day, this is relaxation." Con Air can brag that it has never once lost a passenger's luggage. +While he may have lost County Hall and his plan for top-up fees, he has already chalked up a number of successes. One of these is the Centre for the Study of Global Governance, which is funded by the World Humanity Action Trust. +Elimination of this imbalance is long overdue." "The United States is prepared to enter into talks for the reduction of short-range nuclear systems as soon as the CFE talks are completed," he said. +At the Fed, Ms. Phillips would be likely to favor continued deregulation of the banking industry. +Mr Botton has accused the Lyon mayor of misappropriating public funds. +"Below that level, a lot of stop-loss orders drove it lower," said Graham Beale of HongKong & Shanghai Banking Corp. in New York, noting that much of the session's action was focused on cross-currency plays. +A top-ranking army official said Sunday that violence in the Israeli-occupied territories was decreasing. +The Treasury Department said Thursday it is working with debt-troubled Argentina to arrange a short-term loan of up to $500 million from the United States and other creditor nations. +Horizon Industries dropped 1/4 to 4 3/4. +Binsfeld called the measure "the only answer to protect children." "I don't think adults should be able to fulfill their desires at the expense of children," she said. +John Carpenter of Argonne National Laboratory in Argonne, Ill., one of the experts Nature asked to review the Jones paper, said he has doubts that fusion occurred to the extent the paper suggests. +The Christian Democrats of East German Prime Minister Lothar de Maiziere and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl want unification and united German elections on Oct. 14. +It was the first claim of responsibility since the Major-Reynolds declaration. +Four of the six counts directly involved Mr. Boesky, establishing the accuracy of much of what Mr. Boesky told prosecutors at the time of his own plea bargain in 1986. +The debate caps a revival of life in the Parliament. +The company is heeding threats by container makers that they may switch to lower-cost steel. +AT&T's Olivetti troubles added further intrigue to its news conference yesterday with Sun Microsystems, where the new software, called Open Look, was demonstrated amid Unix endorsements by a variety of applications software companies and computer makers. +Analysts generally said BTR would benefit from owning Norton despite recent problems at the U.S. company. +Her share of the vote will probably rise slightly when final, official numbers come in from her hometown, New York City. +The third of the nation's Big Three tire makers, Uniroyal Goodrich Tire Co., came to terms last month in a contract allowing for the company's special needs as a result of the recent Goodrich and Uniroyal merger. +Three days of filming in Rome and additional days in Reno, Nev., are also scheduled. +But Stevenson, in whose garage the assault is believed to have occurred, was shot to death in 1986 by an elderly man after trying to shake down the man's son, Shearer said. +By the year-end they had fallen to Dollars 346.5m, 2.6 months of imports, from 4.1 months of imports at the end of 1991. +Many regions halted shipments of food and consumer goods to other areas to protest Kremlin policies. +He said the plan discriminated among shareholders because some were given rights not allowed others in a takeover attempt. +A hearing on Rose's request for a preliminary injunction is scheduled to begin on Monday in federal court in Columbus, Ohio. +Weingarten Realty Inc. said it sold a 50% interest in three Houston shopping centers and a 72-unit apartment complex, also in Houston, for a total net gain of about $4.8 million. +"International markets are increasingly automated and interlinked," SEC Chairman David S. Ruder told a Senate subcommittee hearing on globalization last month. +Sulzberger, 36, had been assistant publisher since January 1987. Primis, 41, had been executive vice president and general manager since 1986. +Steve Crothers thought his pet lizard was a goner until he began hearing about sightings of a creature variously described by frightened residents as a 6-foot alligator or a diminuitive Godzilla. +He acknowledges that the Jarvik-7, a pump tethered to an external power source, is an imperfect beginning, but notes that the first recipients' survival rates compare favorably with those of the first transplant patients. +But accounting organization officials who have spoken with Mr. Bowsher said he indicated that he has solicited support in Congress for the GAO's proposals and that these proposals would soon be introduced as legislation. +Selling in the corn and soybean markets also reflected selling to make profits after Monday's steep gains. +Every year, the lie of the land as seen by a Jeeper changes. +In this respect, I think my administration was equal to the best but we got the worst attacks from the press. +In August, the Department of Health and Human Services proposed regulations covering clinical labs, except those in physicians' offices, which congressional staff members say perform about one-quarter of the tests. +Mandela, along with Sisulu and other recently freed colleagues, should give the organization a high-profile, authoritative voice inside the country. +In 1987, the market dropped 508 points in its worst day ever, a stark comeuppance for fresh-faced MBAs who expected to have it all but learned life and their six-figure incomes had limits. +The Los Angeles area would be given 20 years. +In recent years, health officials have urged people to consume only one-third or less of their calories from foods high in animal fats. +A flight attendant was killed and 61 persons injured when a portion of the fuselage on a Boeing 737 peeled off during an Aloha flight from Hilo to Honolulu, exposing the first-class section to the open air at 24,000 feet. +As they get older, they tend to drink more heavily, despite their reduced ability to absorb the drug. +Those demands included having to work quickly and facing heavy workloads. +Industry officials acknowledge that the campaign is born of desperation. +On Kashmir, where more than 1,600 people have died this year as Indian troops try to put down a Moslem secessionist movement, Chandra Shekhar said "there is no limit" to his willingness to negotiate. +Aril, formerly called Marcom Telecommunications Inc., sold its telecommunications business last December, leaving it without any operating business. +We recorded everything like a band and the vibe was right. +The proposal will be open for public comments through July 30 before a final decision is made. +These include Standard Rate & Data Service, an advertising rate and circulation subscription service, and Michie Co., a legal publisher. +At the time of the murders to which Harvey confessed, Drake Hospital was owned by Hamilton County. +And according to Luke Rader, a doctor and former partner at IMC's hospital, Miami General, Mr. Recarey said he had sought a business loan from Mr. Vesco himself. +Gandolvo V. DiBlasi, an attorney representing Mr. Lewis's firm, also declined to comment. +The doctor was accused of murder in a citizen's complaint, but official murder charges were never filed. +Howard Hill, from Springfield, in Virginia, was approaching the bridge one afternoon when traffic lights started blinking. +"In view of the fact that this condition has quite definitely worsened in the past 24 to 48 hours, it was felt that waiting even until next week was taking a chance," said Dr. James R. Lehrich, a neurologist. +On the environment, for instance, the Belgian presidency will have to arbitrate in the increasingly ill-tempered row over German waste exports for recycling, partly by pushing hard to get the stalled EC directive on packaging waste through. +Stock prices ended lower on London's Stock Exchange Wednesday, pressured by a poor showing on Wall Street. Trading was active. +The company, which filed for bankruptcy protection in July 1986, stopped funding the pension plans in 1987. +The news agency, quoting a Defense Ministry source, said the mine was discovered by a Kuwaiti naval patrol boat and was detonated. +Opponents of the U.S. military buildup in the Middle East are resurrecting 1960s-style peace activism for nationwide protests Saturday. +Columbia was one of many savings and loans, big investors and other institutions that invested heavily in deals financed or supported by Drexel in the 1980s. +Such a period is precisely what is needed by both sides. +As the newest senator, Karnes, who is seeking election this year, ranks last in seniority among the current members. +But Mr. Rule and Justice Department spokesmen declined to provide any specifics about the status of the inquiry or the firms involved. +How many episodes of a situation comedy does it take to enrage the Polish-American community in one of the nation's largest cities? +Lefebvre was suspended from his priestly functions by Pope Paul VI in 1976, meaning he is not allowed by the Vatican to say Mass or give the sacraments. +Robertson said the new formula for the 90-minute program will be one-third news, one-third ministry and teaching and one-third lifestyle features. +Reasons for the opposition ranged from politics to traffic. +Reuters Holdings, the international financial information and news group, is expected to announce pre-tax profits of about Pounds 435m for the year to December 31, compared with Pounds 383m last time. +She even threatened a "protective indictment" if he didn't waive his rights to invoke the statute of limitations, which expired last March. +Gorbachev is scheduled to arrive Monday and stay four days on the first official visit to this nonaligned communist country by a Soviet leader since 1976. +The Shetland salmon farming industry lost about Pounds 20m because some fish were contaminated and became unsaleable. +If the plan is approved by the House, as expected, it would be financed by an increase in the state sales tax and tobacco levies. +If the savings target were achieved, separate legislation would be considered paring the Social Security tax by $17 billion for that year. +In Islamabad, insurgent leaders Rabbani and Gulbadin Hekmatyar criticized the Soviets for overtures to the former king. +The agency said the AT&T disclosures "raise serious questions as to whether AT&T profited from the proprietary information" of competitors. +They think it is right but I don't believe it's right with God. +Mr. Reineke growled, "run home between courses?" The rest of the dinner was uneventful. +Local police seized materials he was using for missionary work, an activity incompatible with his status as a businessman, Xinhua said. +"This tells me a bit about how the firm is going to operate," said one senior official. +The Montreal-based natural-resources concern said that the split is expected to increase liquidity for the company's shares. +Since then, the market has dropped to a 14-year low, triggering efforts by Colombia to bring coffee-trading nations back to the negotiating table to agree a new pact. +It also signed one with a company in Indonesia a year ago. +Under terms of the previously announced pact, the New York investment group will pay $10 million for newly issued United HealthCare voting convertible preferred stock and warrants. +July 2 _ Frigate Elmer Montgomery intervenes in Iranian gunboat attack on Danish tanker, first time under new rules of engagement allowing protection of non-U.S. flag ships. +The last time the VA changed the rate was May 23, when it was raised to 10 1/2% from 10%. +Such assurances do little, though, for newly arrived representatives from East Europe. +Prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange dived today and the dollar surged against the Japanese yen amid speculation an agreement on market intervention by leading currency nations was falling apart. +George Bartenieff and Roberts Blossom won Obies for sustained excellence in performance. +There would be no role for the Irish government. Sinn Fein leader is barred from US, Page 9 The market was unsettled by the slippage in Burton's second half sales following a particularly strong first six months to the year. +This strategy is misconceived. +The agreement, expected to be completed by Aug. 1, is unrelated to the recently announced sale by Tenneco of the Tenneco Oil unit. +Ultimately, though, he has no idea where he will go. +They say competitive bidding is a thinly disguised move to drive career poverty lawyers out of business. +Mecham was elected governor in 1986. +Democratic Gov. Mario Cuomo has made it clear that he plans to use his position in favor of abortion rights as a weapon against Republicans this year in his bid for re-election. +Mr Mauricio Fernandes, president of the sugar exporter Magman Comercio Internacional, said: 'All our preliminary analyses point to an increase of about 10 per cent in sugar output this year.' +The commission plans to publish its new rules within several weeks. +I recently kept a regular log of when I was asked to produce my ticket. +What had been viewed as a problem was really an opportunity _ in fact, dozens of opportunities. +First, it will be set at parity to the US dollar for an 'undetermined' time, probably until the elections. +Everybody is saying that the Baker initiative is dead, the banks won't lend anymore to developing countries, and it's amazing to me because the facts are not there. +You've got to pick up the investment tools of the market." +Rogerson, who lives in Bangor, said he had been hunting in the woods behind Mrs. Wood's suburban Hermon home for some time the day of the killing and didn't realize how near he was to her home. +Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia have announced troop cuts of their own and asked the Kremlin to withdraw all its forces from their territory. +But 50s and 60s were recorded from the Pacific Northwest into the northern Rocky Mountains, the northern Plains, the central Appalachians, the mid-Atlantic region and parts of New England. +The custom jewelry retailing chain's March sales grew to $9.1 million from $8.4 million in the year-earlier month. +Authorities charged that the family conspired and placed video poker gambling machines at five businesses in Lee County. +Last week, Sears, Roebuck & Co. announced that it was putting its 110-story headquarters up for sale as part of an effort to boost its share price. +"Information of this kind which is related to the conduct of public business and to the expenditure of public funds is required to be disclosed," said Wake County Superior Judge E. Lynn Johnson. +But you can't live without hope, and that fades quickly when you recognize how impenetrable the system really is," said Schoenborn, wearing a faded jeans jacket over a new jogging suit bought in Passau's teeming shopping mall. +It is the first corporate bond offering on which Chase Securities has been lead manager since the broker-dealer received expanded underwriting powers from the Federal Reserve about three years ago. +The strikers said the permit rises should first be withdrawn. +Instead, the 27th from Hebei province was given the task of smashing the student unrest. +"He's not suggesting anything that has not been thought of in the past _ they just haven't had the resources," said Richard Nelson, executive director of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials. +It is much more serious than just a loss of face - it will affect party morale and party determination'. He added: 'It hits right at the heart of what our policy has been in all our years in government. +A shakeout among prices of small stocks expanded, as another market maker collapsed. +Among its additional business investments, he said, are New Zealand's largest department store chain and a chain of cinemas in that country. +Even with this downward revision, the economy will have to grow at a 2.7 percent rate in the second half of the year for the adminstration to meet its target for 1989. +He chose not to cloud his vision and judgment." +Something was always missing from my life, and I never knew what it was. +"Yes, they're infringing on a patent. +He predicts an immediate rise in employment if the lower court's position is upheld. +Revenue rose to $952 million from $943 million. +"I think what he's doing is what so many elected Democrats and independent officials are doing. +We don't know that Mr. Mernick will follow through and put the money down. +Involved is a suit filed by Johnson & Swanson's client, Mitsubishi Aircraft International Inc., alleging negligence and breach of fiduciary duty by Fulbright & Jaworski. +Toyota's goal is for a piece of raw steel to come in one end of Mr. Khan's building and go out the other side the same day as a finished bumper. +The bases are the largest U.S. military facilities outside the continental United States. +Smith, dark-haired and deceptively slim at 23 years old, has a typical wrestler's biography in that he had an older brother (among eight other sibs) who taught him the ropes. +A day later, he flew off to Japan for a 10-day tour with the orchestra, raising cries of protest, sparking letters to the editor and infuriating West Berlin officials who help bankroll the famed musicians. +It lives in his son, John Timothy Singer, who has spoken with anguish of his father's death, and in the testimony of Addam Swapp, husband of two of Singer's daughters and his father-in-law's spiritual heir. +Syndication specialists said SAS paid a generous enough yield to offset any concerns about its lack of rating. +He did strange things like that and we did not pay much attention." The village council had decided no action was called for because Christian Dornier had never been in trouble with the law. +In particular, it is examining acquisitions of both healthy and troubled banks in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. +But, seated beside the Parliament's Communist president, Volodymyr Ivashko, Mrs. Thatcher backed down when opposition members urged her to recognize Soviet Lithuania and to declare support for separatists in the Ukraine. +Both incidents occurred Sunday. +Bad times doomed the critically praised New England Monthly, which was put to rest in September by Canada's Telemedia Inc. +Traditionally, the Kano sultan is the spiritual leader of Nigeria's 50 million Moslems and is revered by Moslems in neighboring countries. +Bookshelf is the Redmond, Wash., software maker's first general-purpose product using compact disks as a data-storage medium for personal computers. +Joseph Eaton also was gay, and his lover died of AIDS a year ago, after which Eaton began to drink again after having not touched alcohol for five years, his brother said. +Since Marcos died Thursday in exile in Hawaii, Manila radio and television stations and newspapers have in daily reports showed the grieving widow, Imelda, standing before the former president's open coffin. +Dole also said his group asked for Syria's assistance in recovering the remains of Lt. +In New York the dollar closed at DM1.7080 and Y104.40. +Under terms of the offer, National Pagette holders received one share of BCE Mobile for every two National Pagette shares. +Also, the IRS failed to show the boat was losing value or that maintenance would be too costly, the judge added. +Walesa has clearly emerged as the man in charge of the strike, although it is being coordinated by a 12-man committee. +"America is back in space," Democrat Dukakis told a rally in Hartford, Conn. "We are proud and we are thrilled at its achievements and the courage of that crew." Meanwhile, both campaigns quickly found a sponsor to replace the league. +That is why she sleeps with bankers and knows the secret wishes of the Bundesbank. Some of the basic techniques of story-telling still have to be learned, but here at least is a piece that enters new territory. +The convention, commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Ada-based company, comes about a month after Amway teamed up with corporate raider Irwin Jacobs to buy a 10.3 percent stake in Avon. +But there are clear signs that the worst is over. +Police asked them to walk to the vans, and when they refused, they were dragged about 200 feet to the vehicles and taken to jail. +It also cites "the apparent collusion of certain other banks" and charges that BCCI falsified book entries and paid "substantial sums" to silence would-be whistle-blowers on its staff. +Next month, MTV Europe is launching VH-1 in Britain, a new channel designed to cater for the 25-49 year-olds who form the bulk of today's rock audience. +They include reducing interest rates on shorter-term loans, extending repayment periods at higher, market interest rates, partially writing off loans, or a combination of these options. +U.S. officials are ready to help investigate the crash in Ethiopia of a plane carrying Rep. Mickey Leland and his party if that country's government requests aid, a Pentagon official says. +As special projects coordinator, she edited the monthly AP People newsletter and Spectrum, an annual communications newsletter, and wrote for AP World magazine. +Chilstrom said he had helped officiate at the marriage of his Lutheran niece to a Catholic and hoped that someday the couple would be able to take Holy Communion together. +The average yield, over 30 days, rose to 7.71% from 7.68%. +A far- reaching cooperation was agreed with the retail chain Babbages. +Gbagbo, a Catholic, has promised not to organize demonstrations. "We will not disturb this visit, but the pope should know that the visit disturbs our faith," he said. +The talk in 10 Downing Street is of a strategy for survival during the summer. +Police are investigating the death of an 8-year-old boy who was fatally shot when a friend fired a shotgun as the two were playing cowboys and Indians at the 9-year-old's home. +Recently, commercial photocopy enterprises opened in Moscow as part of joint economic ventures with Western firms, but what they can duplicate for their Soviet customers is still limited by a 15-year-old government order. +But on the tape, Awan said the bank owned First American despite a series of shareholders designed to conceal the bank's ownership. +The suit claims that Houston-based Texas Eastern and the directors could defeat Coastal's offer unless they are blocked from using "obstructionist" strategies. +They tied Julio to the fence to keep his weight from making the wound larger or possibly fracturing his neck, said Firefighter Peter Cozeolino. +In Minneapolis last week about the same number turned out for a similar rally. +Moreover, federal regulators are expected later this month to propose rule changes along the lines Mr. Berry has advocated to make it easier to sell power in other utilities' territories. +The annual export goal was lowered from an original $70 billion to $68 billion, while the annual import target was revised to $64 billion, down from the original $65 billion. +Even commercial growers feel the demand for old-time crops. +He was elected as a Simon delegate to last week's Democratic Convention in Atlanta, but chose not to go because of his impending appointment. +In the 1988 third quarter, Owens-Corning had profit from continuing operations of $57 million. +In the computer industry, for example, Fujitsu intends to double procurement of foreign parts by 1995. Car companies are also trying to raise their global manufacturing efficiency. +The article focuses its conclusions on the purported objections of what amounts to only 3% of the membership of one health club taking part in a nationwide pilot program of Health Club Television. +Great American acquired a widening loan problem along from an Arizona thrift it bought in 1986. +The game makers fuel the mania. +Men were more likely than women to lack health insurance for one month or more, 30% vs. 27%. +The post is expected to go to Jaruzelski. +However, Krim said that risk should be much lower if fake binding sites rather than fake CD4 proteins are used in a drug, and that such risk would be acceptable in treating severely ill AIDS patients. +Mr. Johnson, 46, remains head of the company's electronics group. +He didn't say specifically what tipped the decision in McDonnell Douglas's favor. +It is only since the April 9 election that there has been this room to experiment; and there has already been a half point cut in base rate to 10 per cent. +The flow continued to increase and Hong Kong has borne the brunt. In 1988, it stopped granting automatic refugee status to all boat people. +McDonald's said weak economies in several countries, including Canada and England, hurt results. +Mr. Cisneros is paying that price right now. +Union members would have a vote, but only if they paid the political levy and a further fee of Pounds 3 to join the party. +Will your second car be used to take the family to the ski slopes? +A transaction is expected to be completed by midsummer. +Her column survived for another 18 years, but Thompson's greatest days were clearly spent sounding the alarms about impending war and the dangers of Nazi ideology. +Last year, a record 19.3m overseas visitors spent Pounds 9.1bn in the UK. The conventional view is that foreign visitors come to the UK for its historical and cultural attractions. +"They wouldn't answer any questions. +'Must' is a law unto itself, if 'law' is the word I want." +Defense lawyers are worried that a precedent set by the Second Circuit would encourage prosecutors to apply the statute to a broader range of cases, including those involving white-collar crime. +Countries on the list can face tariffs of up to 100 percent on certain goods. +"We don't know what's left down there at all," said arson investigator Ted Baldwin. +The potential for abusing this kind of data exists, says Fred Milman, senior consultant at David Shepard Associates, a direct-marketing and data-base marketing consulting firm. +The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission now has honored 37 people thus far this year and 7,218 people since it was founded in 1904 by industrialist Andrew Carnegie to recognize heroism in the United States and Canada. +It admits that it knew Mr Levitt would not go to jail when it accepted his plea in return for dropping the other charges, but felt it could not then back out. +But it put their net sales at 155 tonnes in 1989 and 62 tonnes in 1990. +Sen. Dave Durenberger says he plans to get an early start on fundraising for the 1994 election even though he hasn't decided to seek another term. +Inside were circuit boards covered with transistors. +The Syrian government newspaper Tishrin said earlier this month that Britain should resume relations with Syria if it wanted the remaining captives freed. +'Portuguese banks are too small to compete internationally and there is big potential for rationalisation,' says Mr Joao Rendeiro, a Lisbon fund manager. +Both effects have the same cause: prosperity. +Also, indirectly, the corn sweetener industry, which has seen HFCS become the dominant sweetener for soft drink manufacturers, Barry said. +He won a tournament in 1984, his first year on the tour, and the next year not only won another but also led in top-10 finishes with 13, an unusual achievement for a sophomore. +When Japanese stocks plunged Thursday, some analysts said it was partly because investors decided after the yen's drop that the Bank of Japan would be forced to raise the discount rate after all. +The firm has used the De Beers name in its ads since 1964, said Ronald Ullenberg, president. +A team from the Smithsonian and the Park Service excavated the site and sifted tons of clay soil to find artifacts. +Privatization is a fundamental part of UNO's economic program. The opposition hopes to reduce the public sector and return inefficient state-owned industries to the private sector. +It includes proposals for keeping Soivet troops in what is now East Germany during a transitional period. +The North American market is particularly poor, with fare wars pushing many carriers into the red and forcing them to cancel aircraft orders. That has hit Boeing in its home market. +On factory orders, the department had previously put the April rise at 0.2%. +McArtor said it had not been decided where to place the thermal neutron equipment. +Researchers hope that treating pavement surfaces with microwave-absorbing materials will make them warm up faster and hasten the melting. +At a hearing in federal court last week, Atlanta criminal lawyer Edward Garland was skittish about defending Colombian drug suspect Eduardo Martinez Romero. +Osteoporosis afflicts many older women because of estrogen loss following menopause or a hysterectomy. +Thus, the French cafe has stripey awnings and Pernod on the pavement. +The executive, Gregory Maugeri, "borrowed" most of the company's cash, according to regulatory filings. +The 22-year-old East German who drowned in the Danube was the first casualty reported among the thousands of East Germans traveling to Hungary. +"The Osservatore Romano (the Vatican daily newspaper) has written that we live in a pool of immorality. +'We were not able to reach any conclusion on this contention,' the MMC says. The MMC's view of a chequered competitive background was not shared by Allied and Carlsberg. +Gqiba fled South Africa in 1985 and has not returned. +"What kind of government can we expect from that candidate and that party?" asks Congresswoman Maria Christina Guzman. "The Argentine people know well enough. +He earned a Tony in the Broadway production of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman" and a New York Film Critics Award for best actor in the 1951 movie "Bright Victory," Nixon said. +That testimony was called "slanderous" by then-Vice President Bush, and a 1989 Senate committee report concluded that Brenneke never had the Central Intelligence Agency connections he claimed. +In Zurich, the bid price was $376.50, up from $376.20 late Friday. +On the Montreal Exchange, thinly traded Asbestos Corp. closed Friday at C$8.50, up 25 Canadian cents. +Less than 10 months later, Chinese troops marched into Lhasa. +The obstacles to proof: Its previously optimistic projections for the Free Press, the failure to undertake serious cost-cutting, and the economic recovery that boosted the Detroit area in 1985 and 1986. +The immigration service said the change in regulations came after reviewing "public comments generated by the issue." +He criticized legislation passed by the Democratic-controlled Senate on child care, but said he hopes agreement can be worked out on the subject. +"My first real professional job in New York was playing Becky Lou in `The Tooth of the Crime,"' she said. "I played a rock moll with a red wig made for me by Paul Huntley. +School and community officials also are not clear about what they want in the textbooks and fail to list the criteria, he added. +"He stayed up all night," Young said. "You'd look in the margin and see as many as four or five different words in one place, where he'd crossed it out, selected another one. +No race riots have rocked the country since 1969, but racial tensions are close to the surface. +Per-share earnings edged up to 2.10 guilders from 2.08 guilders, reflecting a larger number of shares outstanding in the recent period. +There are 130 days left in the year. +First rate. Also beautifully produced is Christopher Saxton's 16th Century Maps (Swan Hill Press, Pounds 14.95). +As of January 1987, the private sector's debt totaled $4.97 billion. +The Australians, who lived in London, were traveling in a British-registered car, one with his wife, the other with his girlfriend. +This follows last month's abortion controversy over a 14-year-old rape victim. +While a ruling is pending, there has been a nationwide moratorium on such confiscations. +Some who have attended half-a-dozen Games have run out of enthusiasm. It is not because they have lost their love of sport. +"There are a number that have to get out of the business simply because of funding," Ms. Howe says. +Despite a 50% reduction in the nation's corn crop in 1983, U.S. farmers rebounded with bumper production. +Wind gusts up to 55 mph were recorded in northwest Utah. +The construction worker told police in June after he cut down the tree, "Now I can get the Disney Channel." +And the sun is really a 3-inch paper cutout, stuck to a wall since its appearance in the "Sowing the Seeds of Love" video. +Instead, it's Mikhail Gorbachev ranting against entrenched bureaucrats in Moscow. +Selling the reserves, which has little opposition, is projected to net $2.5 billion in fiscal 1988. +Egypt, which signed a peace treaty with Israel in 1979, is the only Arab nation to maintain diplomatic ties with the Jewish state, but relations have often been strained. +The allegations focused on the "COS Limited Partnership" Gingrich formed to promote a book, "Window of Opportunity," he wrote with his wife and a third author. +Each time a special occasion brought the family together, Mrs. Xiong would set a place at the dinner table for her absent son. +But, if some bankers fear the new law's repercussions, others are cheered by provisions that will greatly reduce the amounts of capital that U.S. banks will have to set aside for their portfolios of interest and currency swaps. +President Bush proposed as part of his fiscal 1991 budget on Monday that the Department of Health of Human Services make a $350 million cut in the aid plan, which served 5.9 million households last year. +It has nothing to do with customer funds." +But her luck has begun to change. +A government poll recently indicated that 85 percent of those surveyed believed the administration's top priority should be creating jobs for youths. +Flexi-working and annualised hours. +Mr. Gable said he plans to pursue personal interests, including getting to know his grandchildren. +A gateman who requested anonymity was quoted by Press Association, the British news agency, as saying he saw the police open the stadium gate. +Senators declined to comment on specifics of the plan. +'If the stock market is prepared to finance development, why give a large slice of the company to venture capitalists?' Relaxed listing rules will, inevitably, lead to riskier ventures being quoted. +The Jamalco refinery in central Jamaica, owned jointly by the island's government and the Aluminum Company of America, is being expanded to a rated capacity of 1m tonnes per year at a cost of about Dollars 60m. +The AFT, like its parent AFL-CIO, is holding its fire, but its leaders are not. +We were somewhat unprepared for something of this size, but we are quickly taking stock of what we'll need to handle it." +I don't have any money. +'Practise with Science' it reads. +As good news pushes up a stock, he says, short sellers usually have to buy stock to cover their positions. +And while most believed the government can reduce drug abuse, 55 percent expected the problem to worsen. +"There is a lack of character at this stage which I find amazing," says Uwe Nehrlich, a security expert who hopes the world will withhold judgment now while the new Germany finds itself. +"I am always trying to promote compassion and good heart," he says, the glow returning to his face. "Not as a religious ideal, but rather as a humanitarian idea. +Puhl, 43, works for Phillips Telecommunications, an international company. +The employment optimism index for the first quarter of 1991 fell three points to eight, the lowest level in eight years. +Now, after 12 years, a main raison d'etre of the tunnel has been taken away at a stoke. There are reasons why lorry drivers may prefer ferries - mainly because it provides a rest period on the tachograph. +In 1987, under prodding from the IRS, corporations pushed workers to adjust tax withholding to reflect the initial phase of the Tax Reform Act of 1986. +Spending by 4,828 political action committees rose 5 percent during 1987 and 1988 over what it had been for the previous two-year cycle, according to figures compiled by the Federal Election Commission. +Unless you can come up with a better idea we shall all continue to, as you say, 'pay through the nose'. Ernest A Hilton, 237 Knightsbridge, London SW7 1DJ East Grinstead. +But Mr. Burns, the former deputy, resigned last week in unison with William Weld, an assistant attorney general, in an effort to force Mr. Meese to step down. +Hamadi denounced the Democratic Party Union, a Kurdish group headed by Jalal Talabani, as terrorists who collaborated with Iran in the eight-year Persian Gulf war. +On March 13 in El Triumfo, a small community near Aucayacu, they executed a 23-year-old man who spoke out against a guerrilla-organized activity. +He got a city permit Tuesday to become a street vendor outside the state Capitol and has invested about $10,000, including $3,000 for a cart, in the business. +'There is no doubt in my mind that the business was sold to the Iraqis so that we could monitor them.' Mr Henderson put the deal together, negotiating with Iraqi intelligence officers posing as businessmen. +Police, bolstered by crack paramilitary troops from the federal border patrol, rolled in Wednesday morning with armored personnel carriers and bulldozers and evicted the radicals. +"Most people agree that if you can stop the spread of virus, you'll stop progression of the disease." +In the letter, the union asked the department "to immediately review and bring an enforcement action" against the proposed buy-out. +Buying enthusiasm waned in the crude-oil market on indications that OPEC members continue to ignore their self-imposed production ceilings. +That's triple the 1984 budget. +Preferred stockholders may convert their shares into the company's common at 1.1852 common shares for each preferred share, First Peoples said. +The great majority of the world's 13 million refugees are indeed fleeing Marxist regimes. +Secretary of State George P. Shultz took time off Sunday from his busy 10-day Latin American tour for golf and a relaxing boat ride. +He believes the main obstacle to getting them on the market is the lack of a major backer for robot products. +He refused to go into detail, promising to do so in a speech in Wisconsin later this week. +The candidate "was found to be in excellent health," Plotkin said. +Citing rising costs on fuel prices, as well as fierce sales competition, Nippon Steel's pretax profit is estimated at about 80 billion yen, down from 92.3 billion yen, according to officials. +The Colorado brewer, however, is intent on making a virtue of necessity. +One possible compromise would be for the EC to approve the subsidy, but to insist on cutting back the amount. +Some were created solely to sell anti-virus products. +Said Coach K: "We'd been here before and lost, and while I don't think I got hung up on that, winning is better. +The working woman wants to look like a credible human selling ideas, not a body statement. +Plum positions are still allocated on an old boy network; former communists get their disproportionate share. +Non-Footsie business made up around 64 per cent of the day's Seaq total of 756.1m shares. +At age 31, Ms. Behar is the youngest recipient this year. +"We need to be honest," he said. +The cuts are mostly in support staff, the company said. +If the trust's assets rise by 7 per cent per annum, then the total return would rise to 40 per cent. +Ernie Els, Jose-Maria Olazabal and Phil Mickelson all chose other management groups. Many are put off by the terms (IMG takes 10 per cent of prize money and 25 per cent of endorsements). +Many politicians, businessmen and foreign policy experts felt that an expert in Soviet affairs was essential to represent the U.S. amid the murkiness of contemporary Soviet politics and economics. +"The Arthur Young Tax Guide" is No. 1 on the New York Times' list of best-selling advice tomes. +Under an early-deployment option mapped out by the Gen. +The averages have stayed up, but by and large the market has not made any progress," he said. +Still, West Germany and a number of other countries, where firms are suspected of assisting Libya, were skeptical. +Students hurled scores of firebombs, shouting "Arrest Chun Doo-hwan, Punish Roh Tae-woo!" +Fed statistics indicated that the central bank bought more than $4 billion in a maneuver known as a "coupon pass." +In some cases, the sum might not be rounded to the nearest one-eighth percent. +"They (Harcourt Brace) didn't have a whole lot of choice," said Robert Dunlap Jr., analyst for Brown Brothers Harriman in New York. +The number of math and science majors preparing to teach jumps 40%. +The federal agency agreed to guarantee $9.9 million of an $11.1 million loan. +But to succeed, the people of Banda must prevent history repeating itself. +Purdy then turned a pistol on himself. +In 1907, the Plaza opened as a permanent residency hotel and later became a commercial hotel. +They succeed Frank J. Hoenemeyer and Jeffrey A. Lynford, respectively, who resigned. +In other elections Tuesday, residents of Winnetka, Ill., approved a non-binding handgun ban prompted by a deadly shooting spree at an elementary school there last May. +"One reason the Russians are not further along is they simply have been short of funds. +With a four-year-old daughter to support on her own, she took the job with a definite objective in mind: to use her good looks to make big bucks that she would then plow into the market. +Added to the 1.9 million shares that MAI and its affiliate, Brooke Partners, already hold, that represents 64.8 percent of Prime's outstanding common stock. +The fire chief said the pattern of the blasts led him to suspect illegal fireworks were involved and he summoned federal agents to investigate. +Mr Berry will have a long-term contract with Thorn. +She quit a bookkeeping job because the fire department-rescue squad was outside her window. +The Coast Guard was given jurisdiction for determining liability for oil spills by the Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1972, which created a $6 million to $7 million revolving fund to cover the costs of cleanups. +Jaruzelski, agreed to the basic concept of the plan, said Jerzy Jozwiak, leader of the Solidarity-allied Democratic Party who attended the meeting. "The concept has been approved by the president," he said. +A woman out looking for a policeman to shoot stopped in an intersection and waited Friday for one to find her, then smiled as she fired point-blank into the officer's chest, police said. +A company spokesman could not be reached Sunday to comment on the Transportation Group agreement. +Economic analysts have said a debt agreement must be reached before Mexico runs out of foreign exchange, and some have said they expected a pact within two weeks. +The rebels understand this, which is why they've been in Washington this week asking for more weapons. +The hospital director, Dr. Carmen Chirinos, said 1,881 injured people crowded her 700-bed Hospital Perez Carreno. +It has three U.S. branches. +However, the across-the-board approach would raise the thorny issue of involuntary separations, or layoffs, for some personnel with more than 10 years in the military. +We spent a lot of time in the studio writing and experimenting. +There is, of course, nothing wrong with the air other than a swarm of gnats. +Defense Secrtary Frank C. Carlucci said Thursday he protested to his Soviet counterpart Nicaragua's alleged intrusion into Honduras. +China has been a major supplier of arms to both Iran and Iraq in their nearly 8-year-old war. +For five consecutive years, the government says, Manischewitz met with Horowitz and Streit in late fall to determine how much the price of matzo would rise for the following Passover. +The government is due to report the March trade report on Tuesday. +"The department needs to address it in some manner," said Jack Ogun, administrative secretary of the state Drug, Device and Cosmetic Board. +Endevco, citing fluctuations in market prices, declined to put a dollar value on the contract. +The advisory panel has in the past year added almost all the 200-plus chemicals to the list. +Tommy Anderson, a U.S. Marshal's office employee on the 20th floor of the federal building, said he was "looking out the window at City Hall. +In the case of soybeans, however, record world oilseed production has reduced prices from last season. +Milosevic recently accused Vojvodina's leaders of hampering efforts to amend the Serbian constitution to give Serbia greater control over its two autonomous provinces. +Authorities have begun a fund-raising campaign to finance a permanent monument. +At the Shishinden Palace in Kyoto, Mr. Bush was invited to watch a demonstration of an eighth-century court game called Kemari that involves intricate kicking around of a horsehair football. +Mike and Harry have lost track of the cars they've pulled from the mud over the years, a habit of helpfulness that was to cost them. +He said Mr. Maxwell had contacted Midland Chairman Sir Kit McMahon about the holding, which the spokesman said was roughly 2.5%. +"All Americans will benefit. +How to face the exponential increases in the number of people demanding more goods. +On Monday night, Mofsis Gorgisyan, an advocate of the unification campaign who lives in Yerevan, estimated the number of security troops patrolling the city of 1.1 million people swelled to 200,000 in the previous 24 hours. +Residents on Saturday rejected by 369 votes a measure under which 14 council members would be elected from districts and the mayor would be elected from the city as a whole. +First-half profits of Ajinomoto, Japan's leading food manufacturing company, were hit by the hot summer weather, the discounting boom and increased competition from imported foods due to the higher yen. Sales were flat at Y298.1bn (Dollars 3.07bn). +Much of the financial world's attention was focused on Friday, when the markets have a date with the quarterly "triple witching hour" involving a set of expiring options and futures on stock indexes. +She was hospitalized in satisfactory condition Wednesday after an illness delayed attempts to return her to Ireland. +Sir Alan Gordon Munro, former ambassador to Saudi Arabia, at SCHRODER ASSEILY. +Fish caught near the Arctic mouth of Siberia's mighty Ob River reek of oil and are rendered inedible by sludge dumped along the river's more than 1,800-mile path. +But the executive, who was paid more than $500,000 in cash and other compansation in 1986, added, "Don't worry about me!" +We believe we can cope with this new situation. +Sales surged to $165.3 million from $39.1 million. +Among other things, the acquisitions heighten fears of some Americans that the Japanese are buying key U.S. technology concerns to gain the upper hand in business and trade. +The Walter Reed study was not the first to examine the so-called "sick building syndrome," but it covered a larger population over a longer time period, Klein said in a telephone interview Thursday. +Great English gardeners and landscape designers like Capability Brown and Humphry Repton understood that nature is the source and inspiration. +The daily Haaretz reported Monday that Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin had renewed secret contacts with Palestinians on convening municipal elections in the occupied territories for the first time since 1976. +If Wall Street holds steady, London could easily breach upside resistance levels, traders noted. +All are now believed to be in Iraqi hands. +Diplomatic sources said the Commission would likely suggest the creation of such a fund at the London meeting. +But an appeal filed in July 1988 on other issues remains unanswered, and the nuns will not leave the monastery until it is, she said. +Now, Pacific Telesis, a 26% participant in the Mannesmann group, is handling the bulk of the design and engineering. +Those talks continued into yesterday. +Barry Ostrager, a lawyer with the New York law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett who represents insurance companies in such disputes, said the case is unusual but that the ruling is consistent with principles applied by other courts. +High school students in Arab east Jerusalem, apparently enraged at reports of the planned ceremony, threw rocks at police and paramilitary border police. +Entertainer Sonny Bono spent almost $100,000 in his quest to become the $15,000-a-year mayor of Palm Springs. +Southwest, based in Dallas, reported March traffic increased 23.4% to 606.6 million revenue passenger miles from 491.5 million revenue passenger miles a year earlier. +And start-up companies that don't know how much office space they initially need might consider buying one of the leases, he says. +It's often credited to Thomas Jefferson, but he left no record of having said it, and for that we can be thankful: Self-proclaimed patriots of many lands have used the quotation as justification for suspension of civil liberties. +"We may hand out tickets, or we may bring a paddy wagon up there and haul them away," Norbert Boe, acting forest supervisor of the Shawnee National Forest, said Sunday. +Peru's Garcia raised the minimum wage and announced other pay increases of as much as 30%. +Raytheon Co. got an $80.9 million Navy contract for developing a submarine combat system trainer. +Privately, it was conceded that one Republican leader had questioned whether Houston was the symbol they were seeking. +If not for a recent $1 million state appropriation, the symphony already would have closed. +An even more significant fight took place in Congress last August. +But the prospect of leaving jail with hundreds of lawsuits pending must have been strong incentive to settle. +Several key executives, complaining about chintzy year-end bonuses, defected. +The firms project combined revenue of $55 million for 1988, according to Michael Phenner, managing partner of Hopkins & Sutter, based in Chicago. +IBM, likewise, insists that it doesn't see Windows as a threat. +Richard Truly, NASA administrator for space flight, indicated at the press conference that NASA will not soon forego Edwards. +This is because about 15% of the bonds are zero-coupon issues that don't pay interest. +Fernandez says that he must be allowed to introduce greater detail about the three programs to properly defend himself against criminal charges. +Mr. Trittin focuses on how stock prices compare with book value, a measure he says is more stable over time than price/earnings multiples that can zigzag wildly with the economy. +"At least now they can focus on what they really ought to be doing," he said. +A challenge to his seating in the Legislature fizzled when 69 of 102 lawmakers backed him. +Air tankers and 95 firefighters from the BLM, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Forest Service and other agencies fought the blaze, said BLM spokeswoman Cathy Cahill. +Some faculty and students were staging a protest against Bush's being awarded an honorary doctorate of human letters from Hopkins. +The official Xinhua News Agency said Friday that police had arrested six suspects. +"Things are looking a little brighter," reports Kathleen Coughlin, who operates seven McDonald's outlets in New Hampshire and Vermont. +Carlyle made a previous offer for Chi-Chi's that expired Oct. 2, Mr. Norris said. +'The Poles got a very generous treatment from their creditors,' he says. +There were no passengers on board. There wasn't anything of an emergency nature about it," said Morrison from St. Louis early Sunday. +But nearly 90% of them cluster in only nine states. +Giving states the authority to govern union contracts "would be a threat to collective bargaining," said Charles C. Jackson, a Chicago attorney representing the Norge Division of Magic Chef Inc. +San Antonio, Texas USTA Opera Workshop The University of Texas at San Antonio offers up two performances of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" as part of its year-long bicentennial celebration of Mozart's last year (1791). +Ms. Phillips's background, however, provides few clues to her views on the conduct of monetary policy, which is the Fed's most important responsibility. +"And we bought an apartment in New York," she said. "We'll probably be based there and live in Vermont as much as we can. +Still, she said, fighting the image of the drug dealer is often difficult because it frequently takes a few years for authorities to convict a violator. +The result is that the UAE is producing closer to 1.2 million barrels a day, at least 300,000 barrels a day over its ceiling. +This, plus some encouraging numbers on retail sales and the housing market during May, contributed to a slow, if uneven, rise in share values. +The stamps featuring Lou Gherig, Jackie Robinson, Babe Ruth and Roberto Clemente have been combined in a new albumn, with four matching baseball cards included. +Yet occasional women voters do not see themselves as abandoning their civic responsibilities; they believe the government has abandoned them. +Members of Congress with jurisdiction over public works spending are being pressured by states, the aviation industry and contractors in particular to release money from those funds for much-needed building and repair. +Thai military and guerrilla sources said the shelling came from government positions in response to the guerrilla attacks. +Nevertheless, Alpine said it is considering other actions, but wasn't more specific. +Nomura officials said the decision against an agreement with GNP hasn't been made formal but will be announced soon. +Paul has been indicated on drug trafficking charges by a federal court in Florida. +The breakdown of Blackstone's and Wertheim's investments wasn't disclosed. +"It is for the first time that such an operation has been carried out with the participation of another state. +We can barely hear them. +The second problem is mounting competition in the UK. +"Under these circumstances, we are compelled to conclude that the (act) has impliedly preempted state regulation of cabooses," the appeals court said. +American officials again expressed concern about more than 3,000 U.S. citizens stranded _ and possibly detained _ in Iraq and Kuwait. +Micah Naftalin, national director of the Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, said his organization supports the more limited one-year waivers. +Police chasing the tracked vehicle said the soldier damaged several cars and refused to halt late Sunday when they tried to flag him down. +The House, in a 407-5 roll call, approved a similar measure. +"I was talking about how I was glad scotch broom season was over, and he said something about how slugs oughta be banned, and it just came together," said Boyles. +The Swiss company is rolling out new models to attract more grown-ups. The company also plans to boost U.S. ad spending 25% next year and announce in August a new ad agency for its world-wide account, estimated at $35 million. +One of the blacks, 23-year-old Michael Griffith, was struck by a car and killed as he fled across a nearby highway. +Establishes a phase-in of new regulations on toxic chemical releases with all chemicals to be covered within 10 years. Regulations to be pegged to broad categories of chemicals pegged to their source. +One of the men opened fire with a sawed-off shotgun, hitting Kashim in the elbow and abdomen. +Changes in health-care delivery are coming about in much more subtle ways than that, as your report goes on to explain. +Police said they were preparing negligence charges against at least two jail guards. +Mr. Clifford assured skeptical regulators that BCCI had absolutely nothing to do with the purchase. +In neighboring Croatia, police repelled a Serbian guerrilla assault on a mainly Croatian village, killing several of the attackers, according to a local radio report. +Worse, while some planning for new attractions was allowed to continue, shell-shocked corporate executives declined to finance any new projects. +This is the Community's 'Year of Older People and Solidarity between Generations', a soggy phrase derived from surveys that suggest that the aged prefer to be called something like 'senior citizens'. +Goldman's Mr. Rubin and his co-chairman, Stephen Friedman, declined to be interviewed for this article. +After five years on Easy Street, investors are in limbo, and stocks are no longer a sure thing. +In late New York trading, the dollar stood at 136.95 yen, compared with 138.35 late Friday. +Silver bullion prices rose on the London market where the metal was trading at a late bid price of $6 a troy ounce, compared with Thursday's $5.88. +In addition to the usual assortment of puppies, kittens, reptiles and fish, the store has a leopard that stars in commercials, a duck that used to appear on a children's program and an organ grinder's monkey that shares his cage with a toy fox terrier. +Hungary and Poland have already drafted secured lending laws which draw heavily on the model. +They also allow investors to take advantage of profit opportunities world-wide. +Ortega also praised the strategic weapons agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union. +In 1940, author F. Scott Fitzgerald died in Hollywood at the age of 44. +But new ones, of course, would be generated by new losses. +Montoya is the son of German Montoya, Barco's secretary general and considered the president's right-hand man. +"I believe this range is a realistic and responsible target," Nunn said in a speech on the Senate floor. +The stock market gained ground in slow trading today as traders straggled back from the Christmas holiday. +But Mr Clinton must deliver a great deal more over the next three years if the same is to be said of his presidency. Judged by its deficit-reducing credentials, the deal is not so different from the plan which Mr Clinton unveiled early in the year. +This has helped damp activity in dollar bonds, even though individual monthly figures often are unreliable in gauging levels of activity over longer periods. +Springsteen has been reported to be producing her first solo album. +With AM-Central America Bjt President Reagan's spokesman Monday predicted quick action in Congress to renew U.S. aid to Nicaragua's Contra rebels, but there was little movement on Capitol Hill toward any new aid package. +But the higher cost items, such as transmission systems, are still imported from Japan. +Charlie A. Stevens, 20, of Oakland, was booked on one charge each of murder and attempted murder after the witness identified him as the gunman in the shootings early Thursday, said Lt. +Hallwood initially proposed that the FDIC assume some of BancTexas's bad loans in return for its leading a debt restructuring and directing management. +Provisions will also be taken against the reduced value of some of Elf's shareholdings in other companies. Elf Sanofi, the group's pharmaceuticals subsidiary, also issued a profits warning. +The company hired Rehwinkel, an architect, in 1979. +Grasso said police believe Dacri, 22, did not kill his son but helped dispose of the body. +Young children are especially susceptible to the effects of lead poisoning, which can cause mental retardation, impaired development, learning disabilities and liver and kidney problems. +Marine Transport Lines Inc. said it plans to sell two oil tankers. +On Thursday, West German officials defended issuing an entry visa to Maikovskis, saying he had valid travel documents and had not been charged in the United States. +He didn't even have a girlfriend. +"People seemed to think it was as good a theater piece as it was a radio piece," Luscombe said. +Kaiser said it negotiated the terms of the reorganization with representatives of its retirees, other unsecured creditors and the United Steel-workers of America. +The decision is the final word in the contentious dispute between the San Diego Yacht Club and the Mercury Bay Boating Club of New Zealand. +An International Paper spokesman said Anitec will add new products but bring similar technology to the paper maker. +"Cities and states in virtually every region of the country are under severe fiscal stress," he said. +The American Stock Exchange Market Value Index dropped 0.59 to 360.22. +Junk-bond analysts and even some investment bankers complain, however, that there's no mechanism to rein in bankruptcy fees. +The government placed the capital and the port of Callao under a 30-day state of emergency today, restricting civil rights and giving the military broad powers to fight leftist insurgents, an official newspaper reported. +Her opponent, state Attorney General John Van de Kamp, said he is personally opposed to capital punishment but he has taken a strong stand in favor of Harris' execution. +Charter 77, the Soviet bloc's oldest, unofficial human rights organization, was formed in January 1977. +"I don't think that means we would move more often, but it does mean we are trying to focus on indicators that let us get a jump on things." +But programs must not be judged just by their stated ends. +But what happens next depends to a large degree on the ability of the athlete to translate commitment and drive into new fields, yet retain the humility of a beginner. Many believe they can walk on water - and promptly sink. +Kohl was asked about Soviet Foreign Eduard Shevardnadze's proposal that Europeans, Americans and Canadians vote to decide whether East and West Germany should merge because they had suffered so much in World War II. +By then, congressional leaders hope to work out a deficit-reducing budget that will last through next September. +Mr Sculley, granted extensive stock options when he joined Spectrum, stood to make a paper profit of Dollars 73m. +It was the third time Black & Decker has raised the offer. +He recalls being fascinated when accounting clients would occasionally ask, "'What do you think of orange groves or cattle?' +Then I started reading his music and realized he wrote `Come Rain or Come Shine,' `That Old Black Magic,' `It's Only a Paper Moon' and a bunch of other songs that are really great. +"It's been scheduled for some time. +Democratic Rep. Charles Stenholm, D-Texas, is being opposed by his own party leadership in his quest to force disclosure of the beneficiaries of special-interest provisions in legislation. +A lumber company has agreed to stop clear-cutting ancient redwood stands, but the decision drew mixed reviews from environmentalists and politicians. +"He had lost a lot of blood, but we kept talking to him to take his mind off the pain," he said. +The staff will be paying for the new Stubbs or the new gallery. +The judge in the Oliver North trial was able to seat a jury that claimed to not have seen, heard or read about North's televised testimony in Congress. +The office also decided to add up to three non-Japanese to its now eight-member advisory council. +Believe it or not, fasting can be fun and the atmosphere can be festive. +Most French people are unaware of the plight of their Romanesque and Gothic masterpieces, which are visited, free of charge, by around 100 million visitors every year. +According to the International Coffee Organization, per capita coffee consumption in the United States fell to 1.67 cups a day in 1988 from 3.12 cups a day in 1962. +Sales and other revenue rose 23% to A$3.42 billion (US$2.65 billion) from A$2.79 billion a year ago. +Despite warnings from the United States, the government continued to give sensitive defense contracts to a Munich company after Libya bought control of the firm, a news report says. +The army was also investigating allegations against an Israeli brigade commander accused of shooting an Arab shepherd to death during a helicopter chase near the West Bank village of Bani Naim, the newspaper said. +"We imagine that it is good if we suppress ourselves, endure frustrations and be patient in our sexual desires. +It was attempting to land shortly after another B-1B made a successful approach and for reasons unknown, came in too low and clipped a utility pole and power lines. +In the year-earlier fourth quarter, the company earned $10.7 million, or $1.12 a share, on sales of $336 million. +It is not so easy in the midst of rural Herefordshire to go and find more customers during a recession. +Only exports from the heavily guarded northwestern oil fields have kept the economy afloat. +The first $4 billion should be disbursed next month, with a further $600 million to be lent by the end of the year, and the rest next year. +Most investors remain bullish, and describe the decline as a temporary break. Volume was estimated at 850m shares, compared with Tuesday's 784.6m. Advances edged declines by 539 to 535, with 121 issues unchanged. +Hugh S. Zurkuhlen, an analyst who follows Coca-Cola for Salomon Bros. in New York, agreed that the three men involved in Monday's announcement are candidates for the future leadership of the company. +Mortgage rates have moved upward since early April, when they rose sharply in response to a prime rate increase, the falling dollar and general volatility in financial markets. +Both Riegle and Garn, as well as other members from both parties on the banking committee, pleaded with their colleagues to forego offering amendments to the 564-page bill. +THIS WEEK could see the technical end of the recession in the UK. +LATVIA _ The Latvian Supreme Soviet parliament declared independence May 4, but the measure calls for a transition period of unspecified length. +Mexico recently became the first big Latin American debtor to benefit substantially from the so-called Baker plan, last week signing bank loans of as much as $7.7 billion with most of its international bank creditors. +If the commonwealth of independent states grows to the size of the former Soviet Union, the Ukraine might quit, Galina Starovoitova, Mr. Yeltsin's adviser on ethnic issues told the Tass news agency. +The magazine Success, however, was for years lackluster and unfocused. +The three Baltic Republics, which declared independence earlier this year, have also passed laws allowing private land ownership, although the process is bogged down in disputes over property rights. +Shares in Dean & Bowes fell 2p to 8p after the contracting and construction group warned that its financial and trading position had 'materially worsened' and that it was only able to continue trading with the support of its bankers. +About 40 volumes date back to before the invention of moveable type in 1500. The oldest, printed in 1480, is by St. Thomas of Aquinas. +The flight will be the first U.S. government-sponsored charter to evacuate Americans and their family members since Sept. 22. +Dalgliesh and his colleagues swiftly discover no dearth of suspects. +Sen. Phil Gramm, a Texas Republican, said he expects an Energy Department study due to be released next week to show that the costs of import fees would exceed their benefits for the economy as a whole. +Lloyd's passenger, Allan Blanchard, died of injuries suffered in the motorcycle crash. +North's written statement invites the committee chairmen to "sit down and have a Coors" with him. +Ladies wore diamonds, officers wore uniform. By contrast, London looks drab. The play was appropriate, too: a revival of Terence Rattigan's While The Sun Shines. +Stalin, the new commissar of national minorities, was a Georgian and a dropout from an Eastern Orthodox seminary. +The loans may have been supported in part by big write-offs that reduced the congressman's taxes; typical drilling ventures at the time were generating deductions of $2 to $3 for every dollar actually paid in. +About 170 people had been employed at the brown-coal mine owned by Preussen Elektra of Hanover, one of the largest West German utility companies. +Early stage funds are back in vogue, says Venture Economics. +The astonishing story of what happened to Mr. Olson, a former mid-level Justice Department official, shows the brutal excesses of the most powerful branch. +Amid other summit preparations Tuesday, Reagan gave an interview to five European journalists. +The United States, which gives Israel $1.2 billion a year in economic aid, urged Israel to sell off state-owned companies, lower taxes and cut government spending. +Walesa, in an interview last week, eluded questions on what went wrong. +'It is scandalous that such huge amounts of money are squandered,' he told a meeting of the Congress of South African Trade Unions, an umbrella group with close ties to the communists. +The ministry agreed to raise the average salary of 300 rubles a month to 440 rubles a month effective March 1. On May 1, it went up to 500 rubles a month. +The indictment listed only 20 victims who lost $1.1 million, as prosecutors said they wanted a concise case. +And 20-inch models, which marketers introduced in hopes of effectively raising prices, sell for what 19-inch sets did. +He's attending a summit full of hope, with the United States and the Soviet Union united in opposition to the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. +Guerrilla leaders repeatedly have rejected suggestions of sharing power with the Marxist government of President Najib. +Total volume for all of 1987 should top 21 million contracts, the exchange said. +Haq also said Soviet and Afghan forces were rocketing the capital in an effort to discredit the rebels and turn the population against them. +GEC is not related to General Electric Co. of the United States. +The auto slump took its toll on Big Three earnings, but the worst is yet to come. +Ten years ago: The Chrysler Corporation asked for $1.2 billion dollars in federal loan guarantees, but was turned down by the Carter administration. +In response to the Airbus order, a spokesman for the striking Eastern pilots said the deal showed Texas Air was building up Houston-based Continental to the detriment of Eastern. +Chronic labor shortages exist in areas of the Far North and Siberia that are rich in resources but have harsh climates. +China, for one, would not permit it. +The latter Mr Attali's plans to cut costs were modest in relation to the scale of Air France's problems, yet they were still sufficient to provoke the implacable opposition of the unions. +For his part, Lukanov said his party had agreed to Zhelev's candidacy as president in the interests of national welfare and noted this marked the effective end to one-party monopoly of power in Bulgaria. +"I'm not going back on any plane. +He insisted that he had only claimed that it was pointless. +The threatened downgradings affect issues whose credit is enhanced through a variety of arrangements with Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York and New York-based Citicorp. +The State Department is joining a delegation of Nicaraguan opposition leaders in accusing Sandinista authorities of trying to rig national elections set for next February. +Although arson was initially suspected, the Fire Department later said the fire appeared to be accidental. +"They can bring a personal style that really changes the course of a fund," says Lori Lucas, an analyst at Morningstar Inc., a Chicago financial-publication company. +In the year-earlier period, the company earned $23.2 million, or 39 cents a share. +We have made clear our concerns on this issue in our direct talks with the North Korean." +There's a new twist in the tax law for sports fans who give to the ol' alma mater. +George tries, though. "Ah," he says, "like some Newcomer men. They don't feel truly masculine until they've given birth." He can't understand why Earthmen worry so much about impotency, though. +Dresser, an oil and energy services concern, said the agreement is subject to approval by the French government. +Is it about Senate Majority Leader Byrd's partisan interests in "presidential competence?" +The Commission said that the turmoil on the world's financial markets late last year has "increased the uncertainties in the world economy" and upset earlier economic predictions for a 2.5 percent average growth in the Common Market. +A spokesman attributed the earnings gains to significant company growth and more favorable oilseed sector performance. Archer Daniels has linked its securities loss to "a possible lapse in internal controls" over long-term investments. +Separately, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the Japanese business daily, reported yesterday that the Finance Ministry plans to impose a capital-gains tax on large individual stock transactions. +Iraq has been holding most foreign men hostage, while releasing women and children. +It said the assistant defense minister, Maj. Gen. +She said, "As more and more women enter the work force, (child care) will fast become one of the front-burner issues of the decade," affecting productivity and U.S. competitiveness. +"Would the critics prefer us to do too little too late?" said party chairman Kenneth Baker, addressing 9,000 delegates at the Winter Gardens, a former opera house in this north England resort. +In late afternoon trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, Merck's stock was quoted at $130.25, up $1.375. +With a presidential election next year, he suggests that this spending rise very possibly will accelerate, since such speedups are the rule in presidential election years. +You never know everything you should." +For instance, despite months of apprehension about possible Iraqi use of chemical weapons, Lt. +Manuel Antonio Noriega, the head of Panama's Defense Forces and de facto leader. +The bank holding company said it would consolidate all nine of its North Dakota banks into one statewide bank. +The parents are divorced. +The settlement will lift the restrictions on law-firm and partner assets and protect the firm from future government lawsuits related to its Lincoln representation. +On Thursday in Warsaw, he discussed reforms with Poland's Solidarity Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki, the first non-communist premier in the East bloc. +Armed with cash and cameras, foreign trekkers by the thousands are scouring the hills of northern Thailand for unspoiled tribal people, turning the region into "a human zoo," critics say. +His performance was so effusive and driven that the phrases rarely breathed. +Delegates to a special party congress in Budapest chose the 66-year-old ex-Communist Party leader to head the new Western-style Socialist Party's collective presidency. +Until they are able to exchange what they own, they don't have an economic system, no matter how many times some Soviet figure says "free prices" or any of the other incantations of a free market. +I'll worry about compensation later," Mr. Gold says. +Then the clerk will merely refer to the information that each passenger supplies when purchasing the ticket or checking in. +Its most controversial point seeks backing for moves to create a common central bank. +Temperatures already have been well below zero in Barrow, and the absence of the sun won't make the community of 1,500 residents much colder. +In 1899, Martha M. Place of New York City became the first woman to be put to death by electrocution as she was executed at Sing Sing for the murder of her stepdaughter. +It was continuously filled," Mrs. Dukakis said. +It is a first showing of the work for Downton was reclusive and, a few works in the Royal Academy in the late 1930s apart, he kept his work to himself. +Louw said was encouraged by recent appeals from black leaders for youths to rededicate themselves to education. +There were economic and political objections. The so-called Union Bonds would transfer important new spending power to the European Commission. +Strong winds blew across the eastern slopes of the Rockies in Montana, and Santa Ana winds whipped through Southern California today as rain fell across much of the rest of the nation. +Smithart said the fraternity has been doing better in many areas, including academics. +Advances outscored declines by 595 to 334, with 173 issues unchanged. +I suppose one is really longing for summers in the past.' +In another example, about one in 110,000 children who get the Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis (DTP) vaccine develop a brain dysfunction that can include seizures. +However, he cautioned that bonds and commodities "will not be traveling companions for long." +The pilots declined to talk with an Associated Press reporter aboard and made no announcement to other passengers regarding the job action. +Former Chief Executive Frederick Joseph also was named as a defendant, but he wasn't included in the group of defendants accused of taking an active role in the alleged scheme. +He said a Sri Lankan army lieutenant was killed and another lietuenant seriously injured in an ambush by insurgents in Trincomalee, about 145 miles northeast of Colombo. +Ten people, including Billy Martin Jr., son of the former Yankees manager, are getting their shot on KAMC-TV. +Bill, out of courtesy, whispered in my ear not so long ago that he wanted to go back to private life. +The Post said today that Kalikow is demanding that the drivers union give up 100 of 263 jobs; the 70 printers cut their work week to four days and the 17 paper handlers give up five jobs. +Mr. Sorrell refused to comment beyond a statement in which he voiced disappointment and said he hoped the resignations "will bring this period of uncertainty to an end." +And Wall Street, which had seemed to be laughing off one piece of bad news after another, was gloomy yesterday on the general economic outlook. +Corrections & Amplifications SCORE BOARD Inc. is based in Cherry Hill, N.J. The company's location was incorrect in yesterday's edition. +The Mexican government doesn't like the expression "parallel banking system," generally used to describe the new private financial network. +The news cooperative announced the appointment June 15. Ms. Smith, 23, replaces Janet Cappiello, who was earlier named correspondent in Stamford, Conn. +Our feet pawed the ground like racehorses. +British wine journalism is still informed by the notion that the writer's job is to demystify this curious foreign beast called wine and swell the ranks of wine drinkers. +Almost every day in El Salvador's guerrilla war, khaki-clad commandos of an unsung assault force have descended on war zones armed only with ratchets, pulleys and shovels. +Sainsbury expects to make a provision of between Pounds 10m and Pounds 20m to cover the redundancy costs in its current year results. +She refused to comment further on the Hudson County case. +Wherever useful to investors, go beyond minimum Securities and Exchange Commission requirements in providing information. +As for Mr. Bush, the question is simple. +But his alleged involvement in providing favors and in covering up the arrangements is new. +She wanted to sell the book, but "I'm just not going to wave it like a red flag in front of a bull." +Ceres Gallery: "Recent Paintings and Drawings," Jacqueline Wray. +And that is a problem for America's Arab friends as well. +Elsewhere, there were indications a second hostage might soon be freed, though U.S. officials said they had "no information" on that. +The spot, or noncontract, price of West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark U.S. crude, rose 20 cents a barrel to $21.60. +WearEver-Proctor-Silex Inc., Richmond, Va., said it extended until Friday the deadline for reaching an agreement on a proposed $108 million management buy-out of the company. +We have 13,000 strategic nuclear warheads right now. +Louisiana's Senate voted Saturday against overriding Gov. Buddy Roemer's veto of what would have been the nation's toughest state abortion law. +Interest on the bonds will be treated as a preference item in calculating the federal alternative minimum tax that may be imposed on individuals and corporations, according to the preliminary official statement. +But the overall effect is stunning, food that is appetising and full of flavour, and a menu that makes choice difficult. Close to the restaurant the Roellingers have a small house, Les Rimains, with six rooms overlooking the sea. +The radio did not comment on unconfirmed reports that 20 people died killed in clashes with security forces. +But opposition to the agreement has spread in Moscow and Kiev, with senior officials in both capitals complaining that the draft text is at best premature. +Handgun Control expects to begin running its own ads, featuring Jim and Sarah Brady urging passage of their bill, on CNN later this week. +A group of senators back from a tour of NATO capitals said they won assurances from Reagan on Thursday that the strategic arms treaty would not be rushed through simply to have it ready for signing at the Moscow summit. +Hatred, No." University President Sheldon Hackney defended the Farrakhan visit, saying that "in an academic community, open expression is the most fundamental value. +This failure of leadership was not surprising, because "the emperor who yielded to Ambrose, the Bishop of Milan, could hardly have held his ground against the Visigoths. +Prime Minister Sousuke Uno promised political reforms Monday following a by-election loss by his Liberal Democratic Party, which has been shaken by scandal after nearly 35 years in power. +"Any indication of inflation puts pressure on the Fed," Ellis said. +"It's not that there's going to any real danger, but the public needs to be aware of the facts," he said. +On Tuesday, he ordered the church be allowed to examine, photograph and inventory treasures being stored in vaults at the Whitewright bank and the First Interstate Bank of Dallas. +The company said it will take a one-time charge of about $18 million in its current fiscal quarter, and also said it believed analysts' estimates of its earnings for the quarter were too high. +They don't recognize that we have a global economy." Still, trade frictions between the U.S. and the Europeans could worsen if GATT talks can't be put back on course. +The company said its board was reviewing the offer and would inform shareholders of its position on the bid by March 29. +"Our goal is to get the oil picked up and not wait until it gets on beaches, and then have to clean beaches." The oil that washed ashore near Seward was a taffy-like goop mixed with seaweed, and was cleaned up Tuesday. +At least six people were reported killed Wednesday and Thursday, among them two policemen and an election worker. +"And since there are costs to all `games,' gambling is really a negative-sum game. +Starts were also 1 per cent higher than during the previous three months, figures published yesterday by the environment department show. +But a campaign that cuts the volume of heroin flooding into the West could help President Hashemi Rafsanjani's efforts to end Iran's isolation and restore relations with the West. +To achieve the savings, the administration and Congress hit beneficiaries by raising premiums and increasing the deductible. +That deal went through in March. +The Defense Ministry reported Wednesday that Nicaraguan rebels killed three civilians, kidnapped 10 people and wounded two others in separate attacks in recent days. +The judge had ordered that a trial first be held on the ownership of the copyright, and that the trial would be followed, if necessary, by a second trial treating the question of whether the copyright was violated. +In the second of a pair of votes, a Republican alternative urging the use of the moneys to cut taxes was defeated by majority Democrats. +"It must be borne in mind that the changing circumstances, staff and management changes and tragic assassinations have not changed this eternal commitment to social change through creative love and revolutionary non-violence," Hill added. +It also criticized Exxon incentive awards for crews who work long hours and said the oil company has "manipulated" shipboard reporting of overtime and workload. +The new Merlin, which essentially replaces the existing Merlin line, has more features such as tracking length and duration of calls by phone, than the Spirit system, AT&T said. +An Australian dollar specialist at another European bank said there had been "strong buying" of the Deutsche Bank issue even though it represents the 24th launch of Australian dollar bonds in 1987. +Let me conclude by thanking you very much again for your friendship and for the lovely hours we have been able to spend with you here. +Harcourt has said it plans to sell its theme parks. +The main aim behind their campaign is to press the country's new government to provide the industry with legislation in line with western European norms. +The panel conceded that Mr. Aaron was "fully aware of and consented to most, if not all, of the transactions" and also understood that risks were involved with options trading. +It is also selling its 70 per cent holding in Aviva Petroleum Canada to Gulf USA for Dollars 2.5m. Aviva said the moves solved the company's short-term cash problems and would help meet development costs in Colombia. +The word Watergate was mentioned only once, and that was by Bush, in passing. +"I dropped a screwdriver under the car," he said. "The hedgehog really surprised me." Rose, a sheet-metal worker, dismantled the suspension and removed the frightened animal, taking care not to touch it. +In particular, we have maintained that the rules laid down by Parliament for the deduction of past year's allowable losses are more generous than the rules laid down by the Board of Inland Revenue in the official instruction book for tax inspectors. +Theodore Lackland, a partner at the Atlanta law firm of Arnall Golden & Gregory, had represented Mr. Drogoul throughout an 18-month federal investigation of BNL in Atlanta. +Mr. Steinfeld, a Hollywood body trainer who was given an undisclosed amount of Ryka stock and a small stipend, has all his assistants wearing Ryka shoes on his syndicated TV fitness show, "Body by Jake." +Their judgment was ridiculed, their diligence belittled and their competence questioned. +"The American people have the right to hear everything involving the savings and loan scandal, and I will not be a party to any closed meetings to hear testimony from those who are responsible for this multi-billion scandal," Annunzio said. +A similar disclosure must appear on all package labels. +We'd come here and start a good life." Denny, who had dropped out of a teacher education program in Honduras, would come first. +Mrs. Calvert was unable to carry a child because she had a hysterectomy. +"The speculation is that Gorbachev is not dealing from a large power base anymore," said Kevin Lawrie, a vice president at the Bank of Boston's New York office. +Most of the latest job losses will be at Wilton, Teesside, where 520 posts will disappear. +But, he says, the company has untangled them and and currently is keeping post offices well-supplied. +"Once we had agreed to do this rewrite, we all felt very secure having Mitch around," Allan says. "We felt secure because he not only wrote good music, but we knew he had a lot of experience producing shows. +In the case of the 1975 bathing water directive, according to Mr Lawrence, 'there was a lack of attention to costs because countries had 10 years to comply'. Lack of money is one reason why present compliance is so patchy. +Tom Wells is bureau chief for The Associated Press in Colombia. +The government this week said it had uncovered two training camps for the guerrilla group, which it said had about 225 members. +It also has gotten got CBS approval for a pilot for a comedy series, "Peace of Cake," and has three syndicated series in the works, two of which probably would be shown at a national programs convention next month in New Orleans, he said. +He said it had handed out government jobs to friends and their families and failed to curb lawlessness and ethnic violence in Ms. Bhutto's home province of Sindh. +Iran's relations with the West have chilled over the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's death threat against Salman Rushdie, author of the novel "The Satanic Verses," which many Moslems consider blasphemous. +This time, it also may bring in some cash for economic development and community groups. +The thud of exploding shells echoed throughout the capital long into the night. +Software engineering is intended to replace disorganized methods of software-writing that have led to chaotic, unmanageable and failure-prone programs for large computers. +"Boesky stated unequivocally that he did not use 'inside information' and that, if he had used 'inside' information, he would be in jail," the petition declared. +That would be in line with Japanese demand at previous auctions. +Reporters for the two papers gave that assurance, but their editors ordered that Cohen's name be published. +In addition, senators on the average have much more personal wealth than their House colleagues. +The actual gunman, Ali Agca, had been involved with Turkish drug smugglers and traveled through Bulgaria and Berlin to Rome. +The campaign to limit congressional terms is showing surprising life, and even if it fails it could force incumbents to once again pay attention to the wishes of those the Founders intended to be the major actors in American politics: the citizens. +The song "Cathy's New Clown" refers to the Everly Brothers classic only with a brief touch of the melody during the fadeout. Harding wanted to update the emotions expressed in the nearly 30-year-old song. +'I want to stress, however, that I am not putting dangerous substances of any kind into my body, other than mass quantities of Norwegian beer, because I want to remain alert now that Tonya Harding is finally here. +It was the direct result of Stalin's annexation of Eastern Europe, freed from the Nazis by the Red Army and immediately re-occupied by that same Red Army. +This day, she carried the urn containing his ashes. +The basic insured amount for a depositor is $100,000 at any one bank. +And I've listed them here, but anyway, you don't want to go into the details on it, but if you do, I'd be glad to click them off for you. +Enthusiasm of the sort is a fault on the right side: Mr Gatti plainly loves the opera, and urges the audience to share his passion. Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. +In the face of negative news on inflation and a renewed rise in interest rates, a stretch of five consecutive weekly gains that coincided with the start of the new year came to an end this past week. +This is because the principal elements of the gap lie not in the words in the audit report, but in the financial statements on which the auditor is reporting. +They say that kidnappers keep out reporters who would otherwise come to learn and tell others about Lebanon. +We should show them the reason for our existence, then we can feel proud.' It has been so far a year of frustration and dashed hopes for the world's leading stock and bond markets. +The treaty also would have created a new Constitutional Court whose judges would be appointed with the approval of popularly elected representatives from the republics. +The ratings affect a total of about $323.2 million (Canadian) of debt of the three bodies. +Both these agreements give products carrying the "Made in Israel" label duty-free status when sold in the U.S. and Europe. +Nearly all the major political parties and the government urged approval of the changes in 40-second television spots broadcast by all the country's stations. +This is very unfair, both to the original dwarfs and to their successors. +The Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia overturned a ruling that such searches violate Fourth Amendment guarantees against unreasonable searches and seizures. +"We are withdrawing the technical assistance team at the Defense Ministry as part the embassy's policy of reducing American personnel due to the current situation," said a spokesman who declined to be named. +French officials say they think the datatransmission business will "explode" here, as Mr. Levy puts it, amassing $1 billion a year in sales within five years and employing thousands of French engineers. +The yards are owned by Marine Industries Ltd., which is controlled by Societe Generale de Financement du Quebec, a Quebec government holding company. +Mr. Greenspon, while neither admitting nor denying the charge, agreed to leave the futures business for 10 years. +Britain is sending only Mr Douglas Hogg, minister of state at the Foreign Office, rather than Prime Minister John Major or foreign secretary Mr Douglas Hurd. 'I should have liked Mr Major or Mr Hurd to come in person,' says King Hassan wistfully. +A CTS spokesman said an Indiana-incorporated company could elect to be covered by the Indiana law, which became effective in 1986. +The bank said it sought the name change because the term "banking center" was too common, and the bank wanted to differentiate itself from competitors. +Thousands of disaffected youth are trying to leave the country or refusing to return from overseas study programs. +If the newest King holiday bill is passed and signed by Gov. Rose Mofford, who called the legislature into special session to consider the measure, opponents would have 90 days to gather signatures to call a referendum. +Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati, meanwhile, proposed resuming peace talks with Iraq in the third week of April "to show our goodwill," IRNA reported. +The Chicago-based institute is a independent, non-profit government watchdog group devoted to job safety issues. +"It was a fairly normal flight until we landed," said Marlene Davies, 52, of Kent, one of 75 passengers. +The onsite examination, in which I participated, reinforced my belief in the ability, honesty and professional knowledge of the Yankee power-plant personnel. +If it sounds like the plot from a Hammer movie, the outcome was not so very different: though the children did grow faster, they then began to die of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disorder, the human version of 'Mad Cow Disease'. +The Dyer's wife toys with ideas of glittery clothes and a young man _ both are conjured up by the nurse _ that might be more fun than motherhood. +He said a Sinhalese Sri Lankan soldier was fatally shot in a battle with extremists in Hambantota district in the south. +Certainly if any of them did know, they owe it to the president and the presidency to leave now. +Food retailing is one of the very few areas to have bucked the recessionary trend in recent years. Three directors in DC Gardner, the training and consultancy group, bought a total of 160,000 shares the day after announcing their interim results. +USX announced its plans early this month. +A Communist Party Central Committee was expected Sunday to discuss the Lithuanian party decision to break with the national party. +Mr. Bailey hasn't yet been tried. +Mr. Pisapia said the agreement between Messrs. +For an American reader, to discover Martin Walser is to experience relief. +He gives the impression of being impervious to pressure, yet has been able to adjust his policies to the political mood of the day. During his term, the job of director general of fair trading has grown in importance. +NASA spokesman Ed Medal said it had not yet been determined if the outdated ring was used in the two boosters attached to the space shuttle Discovery, scheduled for launch Sept. 29, but preliminary investigation showed it had not. +The plan's increased taxes and reduced benefits would take an average 2 percent of the earnings of one-fifth of Americans with the lowest incomes, according to the survey by the House Ways and Means Committee. +At his confirmation hearing before the same committee last week, Richard Breeden, the Bush administration's nominee for the SEC chairmanship, said raising staff pay was one of his top priorities. +"All of his answers were plausible," Perez said. +"Bentsen is obviously mature, well informed," he said. "Quayle came across as quite bright, alert. +Meanwhile, the Bophuthatswana black homeland said it detained 44 ANC members this week after authorities uncovered an alleged ANC plot to overthrow homeland leader Lucas Mangope. +Even a change in circumstances, such as the death of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini or economic or military sanctions, cannot readily resolve the dispute. +The low level of trust in elected officials to act responsibly was underscored when voters agreed to new spending only when they knew precisely where the money would go. +The 316,379-ton Avaj and the 249,829-ton Sanandaj were left in flames with 50 crewmen killed. +There was no division, he said. The unchanged dividend was coupled with results BP called 'extremely disappointing.' +The plan by Revco's three major creditors, which was submitted to the court last month, would result in 100% ownership in exchange for an agreement to lighten Revco's $1.5 billion debt load to $350 million. +An attempt to make the necessary constitutional amendments failed in Congress earlier this year. The chief political worry is that the plan's fortunes are too closely linked to those of Mr Cardoso. +Bob is a visual artist. +"I don't want the great white father leading the Hispanic to the proper course," said Mr. Duran. +La Montagne, in the Auvergne, made one look hard for the Paris papers to find something that did not read like a freesheet, yet cost almost as much as the FT. +Police and witnesses said the funnel cloud then skipped across the river and damaged a dozen houses in Camden, N.J. The weather service said it had not investigated the Camden damage and could not confirm a tornado there. +But 1988 may be remembered as the beginning of the end for Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium. +The newspaper says 150 of 350 Newspaper Guild editorial workers have returned to work. +As fears of border closures and other countersanctions grow, the front-line states are groping for ways to loosen South Africa's stranglehold on their economies. +Blizzard warnings were issued for the northwestern part of the state, and wet snow and 35 mph wind made driving hazardous. +Hijackings to Cuba were common in the late 1960s and early '70s, prompting the security measures now commonplace at airports. +Even within the company, few would now deny that its cumbersome management structure has hampered its ability to adapt to changing market conditions. +"The whole place is falling apart and no one in their right mind would want to stay here." East Germany seems like it is crumbling. +Warsaw was the site of the signing of the Warsaw Pact treaty in 1955 and Brussels is the administrative center for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. +Baldock conceded that 1989 "was a dull year for the import sector" but noted that import sales have climbed over the past five to 10 years. +A spokesman for the Royal Ulster Constabulary, speaking on condition of anonymity, also said police had not identified the wounded man or determined whether he belongs to the Irish Republican Army. +This was always a false one-dimensional picture and during the 1980s it became a sad delusion. +Interviews with other victims were continuing, he said. +"We did a lot of scouting and saw a lot of moose," Reed said. When the hunt began last Tuesday, they saw a huge bull about 700 yards away shortly after sunrise. +Most had less than a month to go in their sentences. +They insisted she was shot by an Arab. +The new U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service rules spell out tougher standards for temporary workers coming into the United States. +His race has been a bruiser. +Earlier, in Hong Kong, gold fell $6.01 to close at a bid $361.21 an ounce. +And yet the decision is going to be _ I don't know what they're going to decide. +Gasoline was sold in the capital for 80 cents a gallon, up from 18 cents before sales were suspended on Aug. 25 after nationwide strikes that disrupted production. +By feeding the registration number of a car into the PC the officer can find out from the central database in Paris within just two seconds whether a car under scrutiny is stolen. +"This is significant for Digital because they have spent the last two years positioning themselves to sell against IBM in the commercial world," said Suzanne Peterson, an analyst with First Boston Corp. +He said the defendants "have all their rights and gurantees" including access to legal representation. +This ratio, which is sometimes called the solvency ratio, is within the Maastricht guidelines, comparable to that of the early 1980s and much lower than anything experienced in earlier decades. +Hart said he ran behind the house and found three or four children who had jumped from second- and third-story windows. +The problem has been figuring out how to spend the cash the railroad generates. +He and others who share his view contend that the value of land rises because of the investments of others in schools, buildings, bridges, sewers, power lines and other improvements. +The Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta reported in August that more than 1,300 of those children have died in the United States and its territories. +The farmers complained to Martens that they have to pay more for what they buy but earn less from selling their produce because of an EC farm price freeze introduced to reduce the EC farm budget. +At least 20 Sikh gunmen masquerading as border police killed five Hindus Saturday night in the village of Darapur, according to C. Pal Singh, inspector general of police along the border with Pakistan. +The army originally said the ten peasants had died in "fierce combat," then said they had been killed in a guerrilla ambush that injured nobody else. +But he also said "we're taking nothing for granted. +It was run like a company town, Uncle Sam being the company. +Mr. Cawthorn said much of the expected growth "comes from the cost savings of putting the two organizations together," and he estimated the contribution to earnings this year from cost savings of about $180 million, or $1.17 a share. +Only the UK van operations have been saved outside this federation of companies. +A discussion of "The Super Tuesday Challenge" was on the agenda for the DLC's two-day meeting at Colonial Williamsburg. +The plan also would limit, starting Jan. 1, the amount that beneficiaries must pay for hospital care, physician services, medical supplies and prescription drugs and would expand other health care benefits as well. +Deputy Sheriff Rick Ring of Johnson County, Mo., said Lundgren and a group of people had been living in a barn near Chilhowee, a rural area about 45 miles southeast of Kansas City, and were last seen in the area in late October or early November. +Like Hungary, they made a dramatic, peaceful switch from Communist dictatorship to democracy. +About 350 staff are being transferred from its Osaka head office to sales and marketing departments. Mr Iue is being replaced by Mr Yasuaki Takano, 61, Sanyo's vice president since 1986. +The companies said they already have invested $80 million in developing the technology and expect to invest an additional $40 million to support the project this year. +He also explains that his father, who's an industrial real estate broker, is back in Chicago. +Edward has worked several years for a theater company run by British composer Andrew Lloyd Webber. +The defense secretary said he ordered Gen. +Mr. Hong has a buy on Disney, but admits "a key issue is theme-park attendance" providing 70% of operating profit. +But have the benefits of this public debate outweighed the damage? +Four different anti-drug units, the most important one belonging to the judiciary, enforce stiff regulations of the criminal code and health statutes with prison penalties of up to 20 years for narcotraffic. +The hunt was on, and off, and on again as bison wandered back and forth across the border. +If Bank Leu's board recommends acceptance of the offer at a meeting set for May 10, and Leu shareholders approve, the transaction could be completed around the end of June. +Economic activity appears to be improving slightly but consistently. +A federal judge in Washington had ruled Eastern could not lay off unionized personnel. +"It's not like the shareholders are quibbling over nickels and dimes," he says. +In Italy, where public finances are in bad shape too, pressure also is building. +The government has recovered more gold, jade and stone artifacts that were stolen from the National Museum of Archaeology in a daring Christmas Day robbery in 1985, an official said. +It is in the banks' own interest to ensure that the right of confidentiality afforded under the banking code of practice is honoured in the spirit and the letter. +Meanwhile, the U.N. said a team had left for Iraq to try to seize evidence of its H-bomb project, and spy satellites were monitoring Baghdad's Al-Athir arms site. +I will be standing there with him, in the forefront of that battle _ because America should not be the only industrial nation on earth, except for South Africa, that insures the health of its politicians, but not its people. +Some foreign exchange controls have been lifted, allowing India to accede to Article 8 of the IMF, an important bench-mark of the financial globalisation. +Even better, he then goes on to interview and observe people with a mixture of sympathy and detachment; and the conversations he has with farmers and town dwellers alike combine to offer the reader an unusually vivid and precise picture of rural France. +Haynes then called for left turns and said, "Close the throttles." +Net debt continues to lie heavily on the group, and has fallen only 3.8 per cent since December 1992. +One reactor was shut down in August, after operators continued to power it despite data that indicated it wasn't operating normally. +Court spokeswoman Toni House said he may miss little time on the bench since the high court begins a four-week recess Monday. +"Or at least until he converts to Christianity." Rice prices were under pressure before the latest developments in Iraq. +Bouygues forecast an overall reduction in sales of 5 per cent to FFr59.3bn from FFr62.7bn for the full financial year. +Well, I tell you, the American people think the United States of America is the envy of the world." +Abbey's buildings and contents insurance has to be taken out and there is a 60-day redemption penalty. +As their mystique is gradually stripped away, they will doubtless have to justify themselves and their actions far more in the face of growing critical scrutiny. +Mr. Wu called the dividend "very generous," adding that he expects the full-year payout to total around 75 cents a share. +The project was conceived by Mr. Allen and his producer, Robert Greenhut, according to Walt Disney Studios Chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg. +"If we see a lessening of OPEC production, the inventory overhang won't mean much." +Hundreds of brave East Germans tried to scale the wall or tunnel under it or crash through a checkpoint. +Overcrowding in the nation's jails is steadily worsening, and part of the problem is that jails are holding inmates for overfilled state prisons, according to the Justice Department. +The death toll, reported Saturday at 27, has risen to more than 50, they said. +This week, the European Court of Justice told employers how they should equalise pensions for men and women. +Selling a product that's not a household word "is like rowing a boat upstream," notes Frank Delano, chairman of Delano Goldman & Young, a corporate- and brand-image consultant in New York. +In the past year, continental European and Japanese banks have become buy-out lenders as well. +Ono, 56, spoke to reporters Thursday at an art museum where her new show of bronze sculptures and paintings opens Saturday. +Maan is a town of 25,000 people, mainly traders, truckers and farmers of Bedouin stock. +Otherwise this company's reputation for Richard Strauss needs polishing. +Even so, these offers are conditional. +No sentencing date was set. He remained free on $1,000 bond. +Ties were broken at the height of a battle of wills over an Iranian Embassy employee wanted for questioning about terrorist attacks in Paris. +At EuroDisneyland, men barge and climb over barriers. Two hours is not an unusual queuing time. +"He wanted me to tell the police the same thing I had told the Post reporter," said Lewis, who earlier testified that he told a Washington Post reporter he and Barry had never done drugs. +On the lighter side, energy restrictions will be lifted the following two weekends for Christmas and New Year's, a government spokesman said. +CAAC has pledged to buy five of the aircraft, and the other five will be purchased by McDonnell Douglas and sold to carriers in the West, probably in South America, Mr. Chang said. +Roberts and his wife hugged and kissed after the verdict was announced. +The fall reflects the introduction of the Patient's Charter this week, guaranteeing a maximum wait of two years for treatment once on a waiting list. +But burdened with a reputation for shoddy quality that it hasn't been able to shake, Fiat has failed to boost its market penetration outside Italy. +Being haunted _ "a thousand points of light" _ I don't know what that means. +It acted on the warning by changing the constituents of its plastic mouldings. The company also received a BSI translation of the new directive from Dutch to English. +Slash SDI-related spending to about $2.7 billion from the $4.5 billion sought by the White House. +The average age of all volunteers is 31, a more mature force than the one envisioned by Nixon who, campaigning against Kennedy in 1960, said the Peace Corps would become a discredited haven for restless youth _ a "Kiddy Corps," as Nixon described it. +Despite his brief experience in the industry, for example, Mr. Bourke has emerged as a leading spokesman on aluminum trade issues. +The standees _ two standees alone. +And with fewer distractions, he said he can concentrate on another goal. +To be a 3M person you must live with it.' What about the risk - inherent in any pan-European organisation - of losing touch with national markets? +The U.S. has complained that high duties have hindered foreign cigarette sales in Korea. +After the announcement, shares of Chemical, which slipped in recent months from a high of around $28 when the merger was announced, fell $2.125 to $21.25 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +IC Industries' fastest-growing profit center is its Pet Inc. food unit, which accounted for 23% of total revenue last year. +Using significantly different year-ends from other firms makes comparisons between firms more difficult and ensures that income-generating or -depressing events can be excluded or included as necessary. +The wife of Tennessee Sen. Albert Gore Jr. says her husband shouldn't be counted out of the Democratic presidential race or chastised for criticizing the other contenders for the nomination. +The appeals court said the backstretchers' living quarters, though temporary and humble, must be treated as their homes. +He adds, "You can imagine my surprise when I started typing the message and libeling myself." +"She seems to be continuing to escalate the situation to a point where a choice has to be made - and a choice will be made," Bloodworth-Thomason said. +Hoey said the bond issue was "totally sold out to a blue-chip list" comprised of large pension funds, life insurance companies and banks from around the world. +The officials said MI-17s delivered to the Sandinistas routinely are converted to military use once they arrive in Nicaragua. +She's also an avid reader and gets books and reviews from publishers in the U.S., Canada and Europe. +Arctic Alaska recently invested $650,000 in a joint venture to operate a processing plant in Shanghai, China. +Beckwith criticized the CIA as not being active enough since director William Casey died in 1987. +Election posters are everywhere on city streets. +A federal judge in New York City and a federal appeals court panel upheld the regulation, but other federal courts around the country have ruled it an unconstitutional infringement on free speech. +At least 30 gold miners died when a 200-foot wall of mud surrounding their excavation site collapsed and buried them in the remote Amazon jungle, authorities said. +"I think Rich's was a community leader in every aspect and now it's a place to buy things," Rich said in a telephone interview from his home in Vail, Colorado. +The company, a unit of automotive and aerospace group Saab-Scania AB, opened a sales office in Hong Kong in 1986 to market the company's sole aircraft model. +Analogous theological and sociological battles rage within the mainline denominations of non-Roman Christians. +Residents with catheters or partial or total loss of bowel or bladder control: 68.2 percent. +"We have gained enough energy out of this celestial billiard shot to get the energy we need to make it all the say to Jupiter." _ Torrence Johnson, project scientist on NASA's Galileo space probe, after the robot explorer zoomed around Venus. +The evidence on this point is disputed, however. +But with Gramm-Rudman's declining annual deficit targets scheduled to expire in fiscal 1993, when the budget is supposed to be balanced, there are other cross-currents as well. +For each $1 million paid off, the government agrees to use $1 million worth of its own currency _ which banks generally won't accept as payment _ to finance conservation. +This first principle rules out a number of would-be players. +Teams from Puerto Rico and Canada also are entered. +"The delegation presented to the king a full evaluation on the Palestinians' current situation and the PLO directives following Jordan's recent measures to sever legal and administrative ties with the West Bank," the agency said. +He said he would work with Fred Devine Diving and Salvage, a Portland, Ore., company that worked in salvaging the tanker Exxon Valdez in Alaska. +They are each traded in the over-the-counter market. +The company had proposed raising that to $667 a month, but the union was pushing for $1,000 a month, Nichelson said. +In a key compromise, the Interior Ministry, which runs the nation's hated secret and uniformed police, will be run jointly by a former dissident, the new Communist premier and a Communist Party member proposed by the opposition. +But $40 oil today would not be as expensive, in inflation-adjusted terms, as $40 oil was in 1980. +White, whose organization represents 330,000 Illinois farmers, also sits on the Agricultural Advisory Committee of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the federal agency that regulates futures trading. +People aren't working," he said. +The elaborate "debt-for-scholarship swap" announced Wednesday essentially converts a portion of Ecuador's $11 billion foreign debt into cash to be used for financing education for Ecuadorans. +In solitary, bitterness is the enemy. +The rebels demand the resignation of Doe, who seized power in a bloody 1980 coup. +Prosecutions will centre on torture, mass shootings and other 'inhuman' means used to suppress the 1956 revolution. +But BOT officials say the new contract will provide better protection against sudden swings in the interest rate by offering a futures contract that can be matched up with a cash position. +But we have got used to the idea, with a premium for success and a modest fee for failure.' A second area that is causing increasing tensions is the possibility of conflict of interest. +A spokesman for the Fairfield, Conn., company said he hadn't seen the suit and couldn't comment. +Detectives had been secretly watching Novitis since last week when they noticed the bomb threats were at stores in his patrol zone, and that Novitis would respond and sign all of the incident reports, Henderson said. +"In the end, the other members are there to act as a check on the chairman if he goes off the deep end," Mr. Volcker said. +Lepercq Capital has been investing in "high-end child care." +He stuck closely to his chosen themes, avoiding any open criticism of Jackson and refusing to speculate about the vice presidency. +Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey cancelled a visit to northern Sudan because of a rift with Sudan's strongly Islamic government. +Delta Air Lines' profit increased, excluding a $50.8 million year-earlier gain from aircraft sales; the carrier was helped by its addition of Western Airlines. +At issue was a city zoning law that prohibits religious buildings, such as churches and synagogues, in single-family residential areas. +No longer are so many people needed to make things happen. +Microsoft has sold about nine million copies of that version. +Social Security and other entitlement programs are exempt from the cutbacks and Bush has exercised his option of exempting military payrolls also. +The same figures apply to takeoffs at Los Angeles during the busiest hour. +It said the budget 'would stimulate companies to consider the environmental impact of road travel in a way that promotes thoughtful use.' +But geologists say even though there is evidence of a flood in Mesopotamia in Sumerian times, they maintain it is not possible for a ship to make landfall at an altitude as high as Mount Ararat. +The $1.35 million purse gave him lifetime earnings of about $6.7 million, some $81,000 more than old-campaigner John Henry. +You may wish to consider (or to discuss with your solicitor) the situation which might arise if you were to die before the loan is repaid. +BankAmerica acquired Schwab in 1983 for $57 million. +This would involve a 100 percent duty on U.S. exports to the EEC of honey, unshelled nuts, dried fruit and canned corn that total $140.5 million a year. +Foreign orders to Japanese shipbuilders this year will total less than two million gross tons for the first time since the sharp oil-price rise of the late 1970s, officials of the Japan Ship Exporters Association said. +Projects funded by investors in the United States jumped from 34 last year to 85 this year, Japan from 39 to 85, Singapore from 20 to 36, Canada from three to 13 and West Germany from three to 10. +Speaking the other night at a private dinner attended by many of the nation's leading businessmen and industrialists, the prime minister noted that she was the only woman invited to address the big crowd. +However, both Feddema and Meierding believe acid rain, which can carry pollutants great distances, has made only a slight contribution to the deterioration. +But Mohawk spokesman Harvey Nicholas said the Indians were just returning fire after police began shooting. +In the course of the 20th century, war transformed the airplane from a sportsman's curiosity into a social, economic and military force; changed the atom from an element of theory to a threat; and made radar and computers familiar parts of modern life. +Mrs Robinson has been a guiding spirit of the great garden at Hyde Hall in Essex. +Dershowitz said he believes it applies to the Walker nomination but told reporters in a hallway afterward that there was room for disagreement on that point. +In the same period last year, the company lost Dollars 539m, or Dollars 4.74 a share, on revenues of Dollars 1.24bn. The 1993 losses included restructuring charges of Dollars 478m. +He spends eight months of the year in the bush, and in a recent interview attributed "99.9 percent" of his bush tucker knowledge to aborigines. +Profit of the partnership in bradykinin antagonists would be split evenly between the two partners. +Manigat called on the U.S. to pressure Namphy's government to release his advisers, whom he said were still being arrested on a daily basis. +For the fiscal year, earnings were up 13% to $211.7 million, or $2.88 a share. +A Wendy's spokesman said that company cooks its hamburgers at less than 300 degrees Fahrenheit. +Despite the security precautions, Richey's court had to be emptied once because of a bomb threat. +The U.N. Security Council plan is considered crucial because it represents agreement on the part of powers that back different sides in the conflict. +He also represented Cuban government interests in this country. +The hearing began in San Francisco federal court last week and was shifted across the bay to San Quentin for the inmates' testimony. +He's apparently not in Ithaca right now." Several telephone calls to Morris senior's home in Silver Spring, Md., near Washington, went unanswered. +Today, the government will hold its regular weekly auction of short-term bills. +This reflects a Pounds 500,000 provision for 90 redundancies at the Stadco pressings business, and a loss of Pounds 300,000 in Stadco's automation business, where profits on some important long-term contracts have yet to be booked. +Budget deficits weren't being restrained as they should. +Its only recourse, however, is to refer cases to military courts, which have sole power to prosecute soldiers even when the victims are civilians. +The 15-member U.N. team, led by Lt. +Once European governments understand that there is a viable alternative to Gadhafi, Idris said, they too will isolate him and give Libyans the impetus to revolt. +"I had too many doubts about Judge Thomas," he said. +Meanwhile, U.S. Agriculture Department officials in Washington on Wednesday declined a request from Florida officials to quarantine all California produce. +Eventually, Rougham Airfield may go the way of its planes and fliers, into history. +The Labor Department made its request Thursday, following a finding by an administrative judge that Unocal, then called Union Oil Co., violated federal health and safety regulations overseen by the Ocupational Safety and Health Administration. +Authorities did not release information on how the couple re-entered the United States. +Nonetheless, says Terry Cahill, vice president of marketing at the San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau, "we weren't overly happy about it." +Premier Grant Devine of Saskatchewan, father of five children, expressed fear that Robinson's statement would encourage young people to try homosexuality. +As a result, German and Japanese interest rates in particular have been climbing, narrowing a once-wide gap between yields available in securities of those countries and what global investors could get in the U.S. Treasury market. +Though the company may be willing to write applications for other standards, "I don't believe you have to come up with a new operating system to succeed in this business," says Jeff Raikes, who runs Microsoft's word-processing division. +Bruce Grinnell, who was part of a helicopter crew that went to the scene of the slide. +Should the bulls run anew despite the domestic policy debacle, that, too, will be critical for American leadership, because no country without a strong currency can master the world for long. +Suzuki dealers said they hope the company moves quickly to attract buyers back into showrooms. +A career party worker, Rubiks came to prominence as mayor of the capital city of Riga in 1984. +Most of those prisoners were sent to the camps after communist forces defeated the U.S.-backed South Vietnamese government in April 1975. +'Before, we couldn't sell our products', says Mr de Oliveira. +Lundquist said he could not say how close the two sides were to final agreement, but that the remaining issues were mainly legal technicalities. +The American-supported Contras are moving because they have been blocked from receiving supplies at their jungle bases in Nicaragua, said Alan Woods, administrator of the Agency for International Development. +Heavy thunderstorms and at least one tornado developed Sunday over the South, and wet weather was scattered elsewhere across the central part of the nation. +But the 6- and 7-year-old brothers, stumped by the Honda station wagon's standard transmission, drove into a wall. +He said that congressional Democrats would merely attach the same plant-closing provision to subsequent legislation _ if a veto were upheld _ and said that lawmakers should not "play with this cat" any longer. +The 1982 Broadway hit was memorable for its performances but also for its stagecraft. +We are in the midst of a re-evaluation of our tactics. +Yes, through any independent adviser, agreed on an individual basis. +Among the few frills were puppet shows for the kids, donated stuffed animals, chalkboards, jigsaw puzzles, playing cards and an occasional television. +An objection by Assistant District Attorney Peter Casolaro was sustained. +Other benefits include a waiver of the 1 per cent commission on sterling and dollar travellers cheques while the annual 1 per cent fee on the bank's self-select personal equity plan is halved. +But an official outside the Pentagon who is familiar with the inventory situation says simply: "I wish we had more Patriots." And retired Gen. +It stands to make huge profits from the resale of Beatrice Cos., which it took private last summer for $6.2 billion. +Meanwhile, auto makers expect to build this week 109,342 cars in the U.S., down from 121,609 in the year-ago week. +Where is capital going to come from? +"Any words or actions that impair party leadership, discipline, stability and unity also obstruct the reforms and are against the basic interests of the people of the whole country," the newspaper quoted the education commission as saying. +It gets to working on your mind." Assistant Warden Roger Thomas said: "The unwritten message from other inmates and employees used to be, `If you behave yourself, in 10 or 15 or 20 years you're going to be able to go home.' +Harris, now a death row inmate in an unrelated killing, was the first witness to testify Wednesday in a state district court hearing in which Adams is seeking a new trial. +Last month, India, Thailand and China were designated probable violators; inquiries will assess any copyright violations and need for trade sanctions. +The Rev. Mario Picchi, a Catholic priest who runs a string of rehabilitation centers, believes users should not be placed in the same category as pushers. +The militants accuse Hindus, who make up 82 percent of India's population, of discriminating against them politically and economically. +Work with Gore and Gephardt and try to put together enough votes to take the nomination," Goode said. +For more than 100 years, this city has been the political, cultural and psychological center of Japan. +One reason is that the dollar's newfound firmness, based on improved trade data and recent Fed efforts to raise interest rates, could be short-lived. +The Illinois Democrat said he will hold hearings next month on revenue-raising budget options, and will present members with a "working paper" of these alternatives. +BT has long suffered from a fortress mentality, in part because it is still making the long journey from state-owned monopoly to private-sector corporation. +Irving Bank Corp. has denounced as "totally without merit" hostile suitor Bank of New York's questioning of preliminary results of a heated proxy battle that indicated Irving retained control of its board of directors. +Thousands of sign-waving, chanting demonstrators ringed Florida's Capitol today as the Legislature convened the nation's first special session on abortion since a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling in July. +The main issue revolves around pay. +The reason for a spending freeze is the belief that we are unwilling to take the federal spending program apart, throwing out or cutting down the pieces that are no longer worth the money. +Iran's relations with the Soviet Union have improved since the Aug. 20 U.N.-mediated cease-fire in Tehran's eight-year war with Iraq. +In prosperous Kuwait, citizens are demanding the restoration of Parliament, which was dissolved in 1986 at the height of the Iran-Iraq war after deputies harshly criticized authorities. +Brazil is a leading exporter of coffee, soy meal, orange juice, iron ore and steel products. +March 21 _ Hazelwood case submitted to jury. +'It bores me even to think of such a trip, not that I mind luxury and lashings of delicious food and starting to drink at 11am with a glass of champagne to steady the stomach. +She'll have quite a view from the suite in Texas Stadium. +They said their venture also ends speculation of a Latin "nuclear race." Alfonsin, in Brazil on a three-day visit, and Sarney signed three agreements eliminating tariffs on cars, automotive parts and more than 130 food products. +Bakker left PTL after charges that Jessica Hahn, a church secretary, was paid to keep quiet about a sexual encounter. +He battled almost constantly with the Democratic-controlled Legislature, but won voter approval of a constitutional amendment giving the governor broad new power to set the state budget. +The third year of a three-year tax cut could be delayed, too, although Cuomo is reluctant to do so. +The tappers say the rainforest can be profitably developed without being destroyed. +The higher we climbed, the more rugged and unfinished-looking the mountains became. +One can only try to expose them. +The company already had issued that prediction when it cut its forecast last month. +A late bout of dollar dumping, rumored to be from Bank Negara, the Malaysian central bank, and other players, erased slim gains made earlier in the day. +The company confirmed it would enter into negotiations with House of Fabrics, but it said there isn't any assurance an agreement will result. +The country also has removed the Communist emblem from its flag and has changed its name to Romania, from the Socialist Republic of Romania. +The Congressional Budget Office generates forecasts of the gross national product, inflation, unemployment, interest rates and a variety of other economic variables. +The deal left Christian Broadcasting with about 4.8m shares in IFE. +Authorize $11 million in scientific and education exchanges along with medical assistance and help in building democratic institutions for Poland and Hungary. +"I didn't feel the impact. +Even in tobacco, such slides can't be long endured. +And construction-supply prices were up after showing negligible changes in recent months. +Dan Rather of CBS and Peter Jennings of ABC began their broadcasts from the Soviet capital last week. +The 18% drop is based on average daily volume. +There has been no official announcement of the arrests, the first known crackdown on dissidents since Sein Lwin assumed the chairmanship on Tuesday. +The old owners liked to fashion the identity of their papers on their editorial pages; the new owners were more interested in the bottom line on the balance sheet. +Wall Street analysts don't see any other bidders stepping forward, though last year Ford Motor Co. evaluated and rejected making an offer. +A spokesman at Paris' Cochin Hospital refused to disclose the cause of death. +University of Chicago Law Prof. +Most of it came from members of their own National Salvation Front. +"The sense we're getting is that many borrowers are becoming concerned that interest rates may increase in the months ahead," said John Griff, a managing director at Merrill Lynch Capital Markets. +The presale estimate for the Medici portrait was $20 million. The price included a 10 percent buyer's premium. +The truth, he said, is that the breed is alive, well and multiplying. +Here is a transcript of Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev's comments to reporters Thursday after his second meeting with President Bush, as translated by Gorbachev's interpreter. +Schneerson is the seventh in the line of Lubavitcher rebbes going back to his great-great-great-great-grandfather, Rabbi Schneur Zalman, an acolyte of the founder of Hasidism, the Baal Shem Tov. +Mr. Prechter dismisses the rally from Sept. 22 to Oct. 2 as "the weakest rally of the year, technically speaking." +I've tried to see as much as I can," she said. +They collaborated and coordinated with it, they intrigued and plotted in the vilest, basest manner, against the nation and its noble causes. +Bondholders would get a 39 percent stake in the company and bank lenders would get 5 percent. +Thompson, who has been accompanying Bush in his three-day campaign swing in advance of the April 5 Wisconsin primary, said many Wisconsin independents and some Republicans are now likely to vote in the Democratic primary. +Letters have been sent to the Chinese Embassy in Washington, D.C., but there has been no response so far. +Americans had to make do with Swiss ham from Tessin or imitations from Pennsylvania or Connecticut. +Col. Ranaan Gissin, a military spokesman, said the army had opened a new detention center in Jerusalem for Palestinians under age 16. +Three British minesweepers left Scotland on Monday for the eastern Mediterranean, and C-130 Hercules transport planes were flying to Saudi Arabia and Oman, using a Royal Air Force base in Cyprus as a staging post. +Top priority will be sites considered important for commercial fishing and and recreation, officials said. +A report that August retail sales climbed 1.8% from a year earlier, after inflation, came too late to affect the market. +Assistant Fire Chief Tony Ennis said he doubted the building could be salvaged. +Hitox, which makes materials used in paint, coatings and plastics, recently opened a plant in Malaysia that Legg Mason thinks will give it a cost edge. +Chile's mining, fishing, forestry and fruit industries - backbone of the export sector - have been criticised on environmental grounds. +Company officials and industry analysts cautiously predicted improved earnings in 1990 as Kodak begins to realize savings from the restructuring. +Toyota, the No. 1 Japanese auto maker, already has the capacity to build about 360,000 cars in the U.S. and Canada. +The shrunken county council might therefore suffer a disproportionately sharp reduction in grant. Lancashire: Eight unitary authorities are the commission's preferred choice for Lancashire, but local people can opt instead for six or seven. +In the US, the manufacturing share peaked as early as 1920. +Salinas, 40, faces protracted economic problems that affect Mexico's relationship with the United States and a vocal opposition that still questions whether his mandate was won fairly. +"The majority of the businesses (65% of total revenue) is now commercial," he said in an interview. +Also, "we might keep cash and receivables of the station or they might elect to buy them" at the time of closing, he said. +We're frustrated, as you can tell. +National reconciliation is Najib's proposal for drawing in rebel leaders with his Marxist Peoples Democratic Party in hopes of ending the civil war. +European Parliament in plenary session in Strasbourg. TUESDAY: Producer price index numbers for April. +Then he used most of his 1987 profit to catch up on his debt payments, postponing a planned remodeling of the farmhouse and other personal expenses. +Nelson Mandela says South Africa is on the "threshold of major change" in its racial policies but that the final stages of the struggle against apartheid may prove to be the most difficult. +Pipes said the tests were performed because the company was concerned about local water quality. +About 1.6 million, or 11.5%, of Uspci's 14.1 million shares outstanding had been tendered under the offer as of Friday, when the bid was to expire. +Sixty-thousand Republican party faithful thronged from Union Station to the Kennedy Center on the banks of the moonlit Potomac for a night of dancing and carousing. +Congressional supporters of expanded federal financing of abortions are conceding defeat for this year but say they'll renew their fight next year, aided by growing political pressures. +The proposed voter registration bill will do a lot more to strengthen citizenship and American democracy than it can possibly do to hurt them. +In a statement to Belfast news media, the IRA said the explosion was caused by a 7-pound bomb placed under an office adjacent to the police stand. +Where are the programs that the NAACP is involved in that will bring about liberation?" +One US analyst said: 'A lot of inflation comes from expectations that there will eventually be a devaluation. +So, while Screenvision claims that 96% of audiences react favorably to screen commercials, its definition of "favorable" basically means absence of hoots and hisses. +He said climatic factors, and not a lessening of the CFC problem, were responsible. +The quake, centered 300 miles southeast of Anchorage, was measured at 7.7 on the Richter scale by the University of California at Berkeley. +Shultz made his remarks Thursday at a news conference during his visit to New York for the fall session of the 43rd U.N. General Assembly. +In fact, I think they still hope that those people are alive. +She said Percy then jumped into her car, pulled out a gun and forced her to drive away. +The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed two weeks ago to cut output about 7%, effective yesterday, in a bid for a fixed price of $18 a barrel. +"The knot left everybody's stomach" as the ship came up, he said. +If Williams/Renault told Mansell he was 'excused driving' at Jerez, Suzuka or Adelaide, then the driver was to receive an additional Dollars 3m for hurt pride. Grand Prix racing remains an enigma. +The package is expected to save $100 million next year for Eastern, which reported a $185.2 million loss in this year's third quarter. +"The numbers are probably significantly higher than we expected," said a CBS Sports spokesman, who attributed the level in part to viewer curiosity. +In pieces, with a lot of help and tons of ingredients. +It will transform the way Californians work and play. +The government newspaper Izvestia said the belligerents were using helicopters without markings and armored vehicles captured from military bases. +The officials said there were no American casualties in Sunday's clash, the second major one between U.S. and Iranian forces in the gulf in three months. +The government spent millions of dollars and failed to eradicate the coyote. +The one constant on the board is a photocopied newspaper picture of President Saddam Hussein of Iraq hugging a detained child next to one of Hitler in virtually the same pose. "History Repeats Itself!" is scrawled under it with red felt marker. +Grassley, R-Iowa, called for more vigorous enforcement of antifraud laws and for the use of regional task forces of federal prosecutors to fight white-collar crime in concentrated defense industry areas such as southern California and Texas. +If the rule is imposed, Airlines likely would continue to accept infants free on flights when extra seats are available, he said, acknowledging that parents might have to pay full or discount fares to take them on heavily booked flights. +Brown & Sons and Robertson Colman & Stephens, opened at 1 over its 7 1/2 offering price and during the day was up 1 3/4 in furious trading. +That's the basic underlying question," Beale said. "It can't come out of agriculture. +Rep. Gerry Studds, D-Mass., proposed a compromise that he hopes will break a legislative logjam holding up such legislation. +Like many countries in Asia, politics and business in Malaysia are closely linked. +Christofferson, then a town councilman, recalled that nobody had thought about celebrating the centennial before a local forest service official noted the 100th anniversary was fast approaching. +"Get caught and you're dead in the water," says Mr. Thal. +Mr. Hoffman is aware that his position has earned him a certain immunity from criticism, and he doesn't mind one bit. +To help fill this massive financing gap in the current quarter, the Treasury said it plans to sell $32.5 billion of notes and bonds this month to refund $20 billion of notes maturing on Aug. 15 and to raise $12.25 billion in cash. +Absolutely not." How well he does next week notwithstanding, Costas is considered to have star potential by NBC, whose talk-show king, Johnny Carson, is approaching retirement age. +The investor group's original bid was for $22.50 in cash and securities, or about $168.9 million. +Demands for controls over ownership of exotic animals escalated Thursday after a mysterious black panther eluded a dragnet on the outskirts of Rome. +"A lot of people have been waiting for P&G to restructure," said Lynne Hyman, analyst with First Boston Corp. +The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development secretariat said in a report published on Tuesday that aid to farmers in the 24 member countries amounted to about $245 billion in 1984-86. That is roughly double the total for 1979-81, it said. +He pressed the flesh with ordinary citizens on Washington's crowded streets. +Prudential Insurance Co. of America named Richard G. Merrill an executive vice president and a member of its six-member executive office. +Smoke billowed from the stricken targets as ground defenders fired at the Israeli aircraft with anti-aircraft guns. +The result is that U.S. officials now believe that Iraq will have enough wheat and rice for four months of normal human consumption, and that rationing and belt-tightening could stretch those supplies another month or so. +It raised the possibility that the document North said he saw Poindexter tear up was not a politically embarrassing document signed by Reagan that authorized U.S. involvement in a 1985 shipment of Israeli Hawk missiles to Iran. +In Washington, State Department Richard Boucher said: "They seem to have accelerated the schedule in order to move quickly to a more stable, more long-term regime that's based on the popular will. +Despite a slowdown in trading activity at midafternoon as many investors set their sights on the GNP figures, Big Board volume climbed to 188,270,000 shares from 179.3 million Tuesday. +The dollar rose against the mark, finishing in late New York trading at 1.7203 marks, compared with 1.7100 marks Wednesday. +The rest of us can only grit our teeth and bear it. The Irish and UK prime ministers will say that their joint declaration of December 15 stands. +A news release from the Mexican National Railroad put the toll at seven dead and 20 injured. +Noreiga did virtually declare war with the United States Friday, and his actions in the next few days were troubling. +Dust grades were, however, easier throughout. +Senator Dan Evans decided to retire after serving only four years in the Senate. +In nearly two years, only about 5,000 people have used it. +Following this morning's closing arguments, U.S. District Court Judge Howard Munson sent the jury to lunch. +Stolen objects from the Carnavalet Museum, the Marmatton Museum, the Petit Palais, the Guimet Museum and several other museums in and around Paris were found during a search of Fielder's Paris apartment. +Mr. Crouch was most recently Senior Vice President, Worldwide Marketing and Strategic Development at PAREXEL International. +The NPU, which is now being run down, has tried to ease negotiations between them. Mr Patrick McLoughlin, the employment minister, urged Tecs to create jointly a managing agency to give central support to contracting between them and large providers. +"That's what the U.S. did in the past, and now others want their turn." +They have also reduced the ceiling on the amount of money individual investors can borrow from securities houses for stock investment. +The problem is still with us. +Ms. Sawaya told a news conference at a meeting of the Society for Investigative Dermatology that the discovery was made after she was able to separate out cells from scalp plugs from men at different stages of hair loss. +High temperature for the Lower 48 states Sunday was 85 degrees at Vero Beach, West Palm Beach and North Dade County airport near Miami, all in Florida. +About 300,000 farmers will be getting nearly $1.5 billion in federal payments for highly erodible cropland in the long-term Conservation Reserve Program, the Agriculture Department said Friday. +Still, several influential council members interviewed this week predicted the 33-member board would endorse a woman's right to choose to have an abortion if it could agree on language acknowledging moral and religious concerns. +In contrast, the former communist party of the Democratic Left (PDS) took the unusual step of publicly committing itself last month to vote for the budget - even though its framework is based entirely on market principles. +You have to take it industry by industry," spokesman Clint Archer said. +In September it dropped by a seasonally adjusted 32,000, a smaller fall than in August. +Likewise, Sun's push to gain market share kept prices low enough that its earnings rose only 3%. +In contrast, other industries within the service sector are slumping. +The Newtons distributed brochures that accuse the company of supporting the Church of Satan, P&G alleged. +His article mocks the party's claim of popular support and uses the colloquial "gensec" as an abbreviation for general secretary, Gorbachev's post in the party. +However, Harris will not be allowed to trade commodity futures and options for its own account, trade the physical commodities or offer commodities advice. +With Unilever's departing Sir Michael Angus assuming the CBI presidency next month, the CBI could argue it doesn't need another industrialist as director-general. +Each resident is given privacy during treatment and care of personal needs: 17.1 percent. +The group of about 30 blacks and 70 whites was escorted by 20 police on motorcycles and dozens more on foot as about 300 white residents lined the street. +Eurocom officials said they couldn't say how deep the discord is because Eurocom Chairman Alain de Pouzilhac, who is traveling in the U.S., can't be reached. +The lawsuit says Texas at least would like to keep Florida fruit out of the lower Rio Grande Valley, where the state's $65 million citrus industry is concentrated on about 30,000 acres in Hidalgo, Cameron and Willacy counties. +He predicted the Dow industrials may sink as low as 2880 in the short term. +The central bank holds $131 million of government bonds maturing June 1. +"The somber walls of the concentration camp of Mauthausen forcefully remind us of the martyrs of our own time," Waldheim said of the concentration camp the pontiff visited Friday. +Schlumberger Ltd. reported a 97% drop in first-quarter earnings, reflecting a depressed market for oil-field services. +Amnesty released brief biographies of 16 prisoners, including religious leaders. +MTI, the Hungarian news agency, said some soldiers joined the demonstrators in chanting slogans against Ceausescu. +But investment fell for the eighth successive quarter, declining by 1.2 per cent. Economists said the second quarter figures needed to be interpreted with care. +Lottery officials said even if he hadn't received asylum he would have gotten to keep the money. +'It seems to me that accountants can handle the whole business of financial advice; they have exams and strict entry procedures.' What has the association achieved though its campaigning? +They seem to believe that what happened to Professors Holland and Wallen tarnishes Hampshire's claim to be an institution where the principles of academic freedom are revered. +He was later granted political asylum in Algeria. +And Mortensen's clinging ribbed knit dresses in hot shades of red, orange and yellow were intriguingly textured with panels of the ribbed knit cut so the ribbing was placed at several angles all over the dress. +Until last week, it looked as if Congress was trying to avoid the issue. +"When you get down to a total population numbering 30 to 50 animals, you get into a situation of facing the brink of extinction. +Society Corp., Cleveland, said its board approved a shareholder rights plan, although the financial services concern said it doesn't know of any effort to take over the company. +"The biggest drawback to CIM," he says, "is that you're searching for the Holy Grail. +Graanoogst is chief of military police and No. 2 in the military chain of command. +Solidarity, under the leadership of Lech Walesa, had refused to come to the negotiating table until the Communist Party agreed in principle to restore its legal status, stripped away after the December 1981 martial-law crackdown. +But a second police guard killed one of the gunmen and the others fled, according to United News. +There is also a sense of Kafka-esque menace that has been a frequent feature of Coetzee's work. Above all, this is a book about desperate tragedy and distress. What is the point of this re-imagining, this re-arrangement, of Dostoyevsky's life history? +Many days most of these issues don't trade at all. +After battling for seven months against traders in the soybean pit at the Chicago Board of Trade, U.S. Attorney Anton R. Valukas indicted 19 soybean traders. +Country music singer-songwriter Tom T. Hall has some simple advice for aspiring performers: don't miss an appearance. +ABC and NBC each finished the week with four shows in the Top 10, but it was NBC which gained a 59th consecutive victory. +A Gillette spokesman declined to comment on the activity in its stock. +"Slogans against the Communist Party and the Soviet state and social system were chanted by some people," the official news agency said. +The package was opposed by 46 Democrats, while all but one Republican, Maine Rep. Olympia Snowe, voted against the Democrats' plan. +The government announced new austerity measures Saturday that party leaders acknowledged would be unpopular and cause more hardship. +His case seemed similar to that of a hearing impaired boy found wandering the streets of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, earlier this year. That child eventually was reunited with his mother in Mexico. +A New York state court judge last week temporarily blocked Mr. Lord and Mr. Einstein from soliciting or accepting Lord Geller clients. +"Our fear is that other organizations will open up underground or beyond the country's borders." +Jeffrey Harris and Peter White, who served as his deputy counsels, are especially skeptical that the committee can properly investigate the speaker. +Pork prices were helped by a Commerce Department ruling that Canada was subsidizing pork exports and that may prompt the United States to impose duties on Canadian pork products. +The U.N. this year helped negotiate peace agreements aimed at ending wars in Afghanistan and the western Sahara, and between Iran and Iraq. +Airline deregulation, for instance, produced lower fares and widespread discounting, causing passenger miles to increase by over 60 percent in the 1980s, he said. +The spokesman said Northrop's intention all along was to build a hotel in Korea. +Capturing the hospital offers the government both strategic and psychological advantages in trying to loosen the Tamil rebels' grip on the town. +But the brokers tell another story. +He prodded the FBI to investigate charges that black agents were being harassed. +He argued that his constitutional rights were violated when the agency fired him because he is gay, and that the CIA ignored its own firing procedures by denying him a chance to appeal his dismissal. +The quake measured 5.3 on the Richter scale, Jorgenson said. +No clue to her fate has ever been found, though there have been years of speculation _ including that of Ann Marie's parents _ that Bundy was to blame. +I'm Driving is another designated-driver program. +"Calls and letters help, but the ideal is person-to-person contact, particularly when someone is straddling the line," she says. +It is a very satisfactory development.' The change is possible because although syndicates must make a full provision against potential claims, payment is sometimes not made for many years. +Analysts called AT&T's announcement disappointing, but said they believed the company's profit for the entire year would rise, as AT&T promised. +During this downturn the failure rate has not risen above 14,000 a year. The Teikoku report will fuel the debate within Japan about whether the recession is bottoming out. +Mr. Sova says he, and seven other managers who didn't want to leave, were put in a specially created area that was bare except for desks and telephones. +The apology come 45 years after a defeated Japan relinquished its control of the Korean peninsula. +More fundamentally, he wants to shift away from a welfare role. +Mr. Mann, according to records obtained from Saipan's office of corporations, controls Commercial Bank of the Americas, an offshore bank on Saipan through which hundreds of millions of dollars of Matthews & Wright bond proceeds flowed. +But more substantially, some Gulf officials at the conference privately predicted that five or six Arab countires will renew diplomatic relations with Egypt this year. +Total deposits in the nation's 2,934 S&Ls, after counting interest credited to depositors' accounts, grew by $587 million during May to $955.2 billion. +"Going forward, rates are coming down. +The Sandinistas took power in a 1979, ousting dictator Anastasio Somoza amid widespread popular support. +The drug is appropriate for about 10 million patients in the U.S., he estimated. +Mr. Dromgoole says he has been trying to work with the contractors selected by the station. +Mrs. Cady said that when she thinks "about how long they might live, it's in terms of a couple of years. +Paramount Pictures and a local movie theater are not responsible for the death of a teen-ager who was knifed by a young man who had just seen the 1979 film "The Warriors," a Massachusetts court ruled Tuesday. +For instance, the AT&T spokesman says the company wasn't aware that Mr. Ragland had a lot of unhappy investors prior to Pay Phones. +Drabenstott agreed that the odds are against a repeat of the 1988 drought this year. +Strikers slept outside in the shipyard overnight and police detachments roamed the city, but were not near the shipyard gate. +The British Railways Board said a preliminary investigation cast blame on a "technical fault" that arose after work on signaling equipment. +The three executed were convicted of setting fire to a train after it smashed through a barricade set up by demonstrators, killing six people. +While President Bush did carefully restate the historic U.S. policy of not recognizing incorporation of the Baltic nations into the Soviet Union, he gave Mr. Gorbachev his trade agreement despite his trade blockade of Lithuania. +Regulators may also be wary of allowing BankAmerica to undertake the difficult job of acquiring and consolidating two banks at once. +This was behind the push by congressional Democrats last year for a plant-closing law, a higher minimum wage and new trade restrictions. +Mr. Redstone said the company has lowered annual borrowing costs by over $90 million. +When sentenced Nov. 30, Awan and the others face between 10 and 30 years in prison under federal sentencing guidelines. +Stock prices surged early Friday after the government reported that unemployment rose 0.3 percentage point last month to 5.3 percent. +Fights have broken out in this and other camps jam-packed with hungry refugees who fled Iraq and Kuwait after Iraq invaded Aug 2. They scramble and jostle for a meager daily ration of a piece of bread, a tomato and a cucumber. +FirstSouth, based in Pine Bluff, had $1.86 billion in assets before it collapsed under the weight of bad real estate loans. +Underwriting activity was very light. +Hurkos helped authorities investigate the 1969 murders of actress Sharon Tate and supermarket owner Leno LaBianca and his wife, who were among eight people killed by followers of Charles Manson. +So far this year, they have been blamed for killing more than 150 law officers in the Medellin area. +The market traded in a relatively narrow range from a high of 19,566.01 to a low of 19,479.20. Advancing issues outnumbered declines by 541 to 432, with 206 stocks unchanged. +Its recommendations, published in scientific journals, are respected by nuclear-industry and public-health professionals world-wide, influencing the safety design of U.S. X-ray machines, Indian nuclear reactors and French uranium mines. +In February, violence erupted in Sumgait, a city in Azerbaijan. The government says 32 people, 26 Armenians and six Azerbaijanis, were killed. +A Senate panel has voted to give the federal government authority to seize a development site adjacent to a Civil War battlefield in suburban Virginia. +Now, the two duos tour the country like old-fashioned rock acts, playing student unions and filling the 3,500-seat Hammersmith Apollo in London for four nights - at a fee of around Pounds 10,000 a night. +Greater sales of higher added value glasses further gilded the profits rebound. +The concessions they made to their employees drained the economy, exacerbated inflation and significantly reduced real wages. +The right of one charged with crime to counsel may not be deemed fundamental and essential to fair trials in some countries, but it is in ours. +On the left side, news of the World Bank and safeguarding the environment; also included, a brief description of the deforestation of Haiti. +The ammunition is there. +Power said image-building is a lengthy and costly process, and may lag behind a marque's actual sales, as with Lincoln. +Just down Rustaveli Boulevard, the main drag in Tbilisi, a statue of Soviet founder Vladimir Lenin is still standing _ but just barely. +But Humana confirms that Sunrise contributed about 8% of corporate pre-tax profit in the company's latest fiscal year, after the effects of one-time charges are excluded. +Soldiers loyal to the 3-year-old civilian government on Tuesday snuffed out the second attempted military coup in a year without firing a shot. +Her interpretation of the "quality of mercy" speech _ one of the best known in the Shakespeare _ is a revelation and the heart of the play. +Demand from retail investors is expected to trigger the clawback in full. The issue price was 170p. +The assault occurred "unexpectedly" while the television reporters were closely covering the gang organization, according to Kanji Mizukami, chief of the Criminal Affairs Department in the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office. +By comparison, the world's second most powerful heavy-ion cyclotron, GANIL in Caen, France, has accelerated beams to energies of 4 billion electron volts. +Suddenly a small herd of elk cows wandered out from behind a hill to the south, dark shadows out of the beginning of dawn. +But Thomas J. Gibson, an executive of Gates Corp. called the offer "bogus" and said InterConnect had lost to the Cobey-Bear Stearns group, which was bidding for the 64.8% stake. +And even though federal authorities will deport Jackson upon his release, they agree there is nothing stopping him from returning. +Fears of war were higher in countries where savings were less, he said. +One reason is that the steelmakers last year announced programs to lay off workers for the first time and to reduce production capacity. +It would also allow Texaco to emerge from bankruptcy-law proceedings. +Other parents knew exactly what Bethel was. +But by early evening there was renewed optimism, spawned by progress made in a series of private meetings between AT&T's top negotiator and two ranking union officials. +Some former members, impatient with waiting for revolution, formed a group known as The Order. +It attempts to combine too many themes and dots about too much. +Also planned today in Atlanta was a "March of Celebration" parade, being televised nationally for the first time. +The words in the confession were John Reid's, not his," he said. +About one-quarter of Illinois's 2.1 million school-age children aren't immunized against mumps, according to Ralph March, head of the state's immunization program. +The company cited softening consumer demand for leather footwear. +In balloon flights last year over southern France and central India at altitudes of 10 to 15 kilometers, the scientists found the concentration of one Halon gas was, by a measure called a volume mixing ratio, about two parts per trillion parts of air. +Mitchell said the United States is making a big mistake by refusing to talk with the Hun Sen government. "The current regime is not ideal. +Discovery and its five astronauts will follow the telescope while controllers at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., make sure Hubble is operating properly, such as responding to directional commands. +There are 450 Ghanaian soldiers in Rwanda under a Canadian general. In Rome, Mr Antonio Martino, Italian foreign minister, sharply criticised the French proposal, voicing fears any white troops entering Rwanda would be 'torn to shreds'. +Letters are welcome on this and other topics in Software at Work. +For the year, net income fell 71% to $51.5 million, or 55 cents a share, from the year-earlier $180.7 million, or a restated $2.05 a share. +For the nine months ended July 31, Buell earned $489,000, or 21 cents a share. +Coles Myer rose 8 cents to A$9.84. +"Politically it's very important. +A composite container might cost twice as much to make but might last two or three times as long as the aluminum models, costing airlines no more over the longer term. +Notwithstanding the loss the group expects a final dividend at the level indicated in the interim statement of 11p net, giving a total for the year of 16p. +In 1989, freedom began to blossom with the spring in Beijing, only to be brutally suppressed when Chinese troops killed hundreds, if not thousands, of protesting students around Tiananmen Square. +A spokeswoman at Marquette University in Milwaukee said the younger Goetsch was a freshman there. +Two other differences between childcare workers and elementary school teachers (but not other women workers) are important. +The cable industry in the United States has continued to grow rapidly over the past two years with annual revenue now around $12.8 billion, a 24.3 percent increase since 1986, the report said. +The team used beta-cyclodextrin tetradecasulfate, a doughnut-shaped compound made up of seven repeating units of a substance called glucopyranose with two sulfate groups attached to each unit. +Rains have since dampened things a bit, with prices around $8.50 or so per bushel on Thursday. +Fifty-nine of 62 deputies present voted for the draft charter but made their action contingent on approval by Aoun and his rival, Moslem leader Salim Hoss. +The Democrat started the Wyoming campaign with a big edge over Thomas in name recognition. +Smith and Ms. Bachman face a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $400 fine if convicted. +French President Francois Mitterrand, in his New Year's Eve address, also urged Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait and the world to help settle outstanding Middle East disputes, including the Israeli-Palestinian problem. +Then there are Alan Silver's neighborhood pals, Warren (Aeryk Egan) and the hapless Benny (Jake Jundef). +They could become citizens, and would have other rights and benefits shared by refugees. +Equity said that the sale will enable it to continue paying $619,000 of quarterly dividends on its preferred shares, and that it increases the likelihood it may pay dividends on its common shares. +Mr. Melchor, 62, is investment adviser to a fund that holds about 8% of the company's common shares outstanding. +Western sources in Kabul say they strongly doubt the guerrillas, or Islamic holy warriors, can take control of Kabul. +The union represents 5,000 workers at various nuclear weapons facilities. +Now that we have come to know the orchestra in the flesh, the sound seems quite different. At the Barbican it comes across as unexpectedly cultured. +We all would have gotten the same information." Now, the official said, the networks and CNN will split the $12 million four ways. +But if it's a success, she and Mr. Mikhailov plan to dish out as many as three a year. +So a good dramatic device is wasted. +"We still cannot figure out why the accident happened. +The most succinct suggestion came from a self-described physicist, who simply jotted down an equation for the desired motion of the hammers. +Police allowed demonstrators wearing armbands designating them as medical personnel to go onto the buses to check on those already handcuffed and arrested, some of whom wore lettered shirts saying they had AIDS. +But the partners in these efforts remain competitors in the marketplace, and their needs can change abruptly. +The 64-page report, however, gave no evidence of more recent large-scale killings. +There was no hotel there then, so the community's few visitors took to staying with the gregarious young couple. +This was certainly the view of his Treasury speech-writers. +The accountants have also done their bit to sharpen the focus. +Today said the extortionists initially hid the money in various accounts with the Halifax Building Society, one of Britain's leading savings and loans groups, then used cash cards to draw it bit by bit from Halifax cash dispenser machines. +Figures compiled by IDD Information Services, an investment industry research and publishing concern in New York, show Shearson ranked first during the first half of this year in number of takeover deals, at 105. +In response, Taiwan is moving to correct its heavy dependence on exports and its huge trade surplus ($19 billion in 1987) with the U.S. Taiwan's central bank has allowed the New Taiwan dollar to rise about 40% since September 1985. +Residents in rebel-plagued Lima greeted 1989 with a blackout for the second New Year's Eve in a row. +POWELL IS EXPECTED to be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. +"We're getting out of the retired dog food business," DeLise said. +He worked as an extra on the 1970 movie "Love Story" and appeared in 450 commercials over the next six years. +He was a creator as well as an observer and by the end of an incredibly full life he had established his own vision of England. +Another American, 44-year-old John Thompson, said he was eager to see his 68-year-old mother in Germany because she is going blind. "I'm her only child and she wanted to see me badly," he said. +After year-to-year earnings tripled in the first half, the pace will slow to 10% for the rest of the year, he says. Sales growth will be better, rising 20% in the second half compared with 35% in the first. +But Mr. Sulya also said the Campeau story was merely the excuse some already nervous investors needed. +Friday, First Federal reported that it had a net loss of $38.8 million for the third quarter ended June 30, compared with a net loss of $60.5 million last year. +The use must be stated in advance and a $100,000 deposit will be required before the space agency provides services or technical assistance. +It is more expensive than other brands giving it a higher profit margin. +That step, in turn, could be followed by U.S. trade credits and the easing of high technology exports. +The distiller is also trying to shrink dependence on its spirits business, in an era when liquor consumption is declining at about 2% annually. +The clothing retailer posted profit of $26.6 million, or 73 cents per share, compared with $18.6 million, or 52 cents per share, a year earlier. +While most Soviet economists continue to recognize the necessity of price decontrol and movement toward a market economy, they report that these notions are not supported by the mass of Soviet people. +Following Lyng's now abandoned wait-and-see approach, the two committee chairmen convened a task force to monitor the drought and cautioned their followers not to jump the gun by introducing bills. +He said his family, which operates the Crown Books chain of discount bookstores and the Trak Auto chain of automotive supplies stores, could "add strategic ideas and marketing ideas" to make Dayton Hudson "an even more valuable company." +This figure is important because it translates into the amount of money foreigners have to lend or invest in the United States. +The Senate voted that "the annual percentage rate applicable to an extension of credit obtained by use of a credit card may not exceed by more than four percentage points the rate" of interest the Internal Revenue Service charges on unpaid taxes. +Abernathy is almost immediately denounced by many of the remaining movement leaders _ including Jackson, Young and Lowery _ for a brief passage in which he writes of King's alleged infidelity and his dalliances with women on the night before his murder. +The rallies since have been peaceful. +He told reporters that during his 45-minute meeting with Sartzetakis at the presidential palace he explained that his right-left coalition government completed its task of launching legal action against officials of the former socialist administration. +The killing was the second this year by the Freedom Fighters. The banned group claimed it shot to death another Catholic on July 15 in Lisburn. +Although an Oct. 23 letter to the president, signed by 38 GOP senators, opposed enactment of "protectionist" legislation, it contained enough weasel wording to suggest that several signers might still back away from upholding a veto. +Tamils comprise 18 percent of Sri Lanka's 16 million people and say they are discriminated against by the Sinhalese majority in jobs, education and use of the Sinhala language. +"Thousands of citizens, women and men from throughout the country have taken the initiative to create a new political organization," Cardenas told a news conference Friday. +About half of the Texas transactions to date wouldn't have complied with the capital requirement, according to Mr. Schumer. +The acting chief of the national police, Gen. +Mahasti Ramezani, 15, was sleeping on the second floor of her home in a village above Manjil, and the rest of her family was on the ground floor. +While some old-style European private banks still require a recommendation from existing customers before opening accounts, the only introduction necessary at many of the newcomers is a few hundred thousand dollars. +Among other beneficiaries, two industrially declining regions in England and three in Scotland will share 60.6 million ECUs. +Under the proposed acquisition, about 85 percent of the company's shares would be bought for $47 per share in cash and and 15 percent would be exchanged for preferred stock. +The battle would keep the heat on other makers of big computers, such as Unisys Corp., which yesterday reported a $1.3 billion second-quarter loss. +Economic factors were also behind the dollar's advance. +"Excluding that charge, we'll show improvement this year over last year," he said. +In the first half of the current fiscal year, the SEC has received 2,462 complaints about penny stock fraud compared to 1,510 for all of last year. +They began their mapping about 80 miles east of Island Beach State Park and finished in Delaware Bay. +He left the negotiations Thursday to meet other commitments, appointing Sweden's U.N. ambassador, Jan Eliasson, to continue his work as mediator. +Because of higher living expenses, pay reductions were out of the question. +The fiery rioting left more than a dozen buildings destroyed. Thirteen prison staffers were held hostage at various points during the two riots. +The confrontations were touched off by the fatal shootings of two Palestinians Sunday, apparently by Israeli civilians who opened fire after attacks on their vehicles by stone-throwers, Israeli and Arab reports said. +Hasegawa was named to the justice portfolio on Tuesday as Takeshita reshuffled his Cabinet and launched an ethics reform drive in a bid to put the Recruit scandal behind him. +People wander around, double back, get lost. +Its tropical transformation dates back to a meeting at Chelsea Flower Show. +They were contacted by telephone from Vienna. +The new fiscal measures included increased property taxes, stamp duties, and a generous tax amnesty to recoup unpaid taxes over the previous five years. +"We can do it well." According to the filing, if board representation isn't granted, Adage may solicit proxies to elect nominees to the board. +It pledges superpower cooperation in combating spills of oil and other pollutants in the Bering and Chukchi seas between Alaska and Siberia. +It was the fifth time the rival workers had clashed in the past month. +"He won't appear at the Sunday concert, but we are assuming he will be traveling to Japan since he has not canceled out on that," spokeswoman Birgit Alter said Wednesday. +Limited Inc. closed at $15.625, off $1.125, on volume of almost two million shares. +The sponsors are similar: Famous Grouse, Mizuno, Bass Breweries and South African Airways. +Mr. Dalal was an infant the last time the city was sacked, in 1948. +Meanwhile, Poland's newly liberated politicians are busily making up for lost time. +Bowater will have the right to purchase the remaining interest after June 30, and Georgia-Pacific has the right to require Bowater to do so, at a price of $22 million. +In many cases, that information comes from criminals who take jobs as janitors or security guards in order to steal personnel records, he said. +'Dominic,' he said, 'you journalists are such strange people. +BellSouth recently opened the program to the public. +To illustrate, 3M representatives filled a tub with water and put in two "concrete" logs. +The issue was discussed extensively on Thursday, the first day of the summit, but was set aside so the leaders could focus on other matters. +But Mr. Bush has to know the Thomas victory was a very close call. +Here are the domestic October sales and sales for the year to date reported Thursday by some of the nation's largest retailers. +Firms are luring top brokers with six-figure bonuses and sweetheart deals that, in some cases, allow brokers to keep up to 70% of their revenue for their first three years at the new firm. +Khomeini's cooperation is vital in repatriating 2.5 million Afghans who fled to Iran following the Soviet invasion in 1979. +Violeta Chamorro and Daniel Ortega have acted civilly, even graciously, toward each other, but that doesn't remove the bitterness lingering from a decade of bloody civil war. +The tomb was discovered at Sipan in 1987. +The full name of the armored company is Vets International Armored Transport. +Dissenting People's Front members showed up and harshly condemned their leaders' decision. +On other markets pork bellies rallied strongly; livestock futures were mixed; and grains and soybeans were mostly lower. +A shrinking wealth, a government which struggles to find its bearings, an advanced world which cannot agree on a convincing way to assist: these are the elements which are producing an ever-deepening political crisis. +"Just because the United States doesn't like the system we use doesn't mean for some reason or other we shouldn't have a measurement which is fair to everybody," he said. +Hwang In-su, 46, an English teacher at a high school near the southern city of Chonju, on Tuesday pulled a knife and attempted to attack the principal after Hwang was passed over for promotion, police said Wednesday. +June sales were revised downward to a 4% rise from 7.4%. +The economy was changing; living costs were soaring in big cities like New York, and the result was that during the 1980s, battered women were increasingly returning to the men who abused them simply because they couldn't afford not to. +The number of shares wasn't disclosed. +Allowed California officials to block a private club's beach-front development unless the club vows not to discriminate against minorities and women. +The same year the Journal and the Knoxville News-Sentinel, currently the city's morning paper, switched publishing cycles. +Dixon said the committee also has asked for transcripts and other documents from the Texas fraud trial of three savings and loan executives, where Wright's name surfaced in testimony last week. +Forty-five percent of the women who had never had a mammogram said it was because no doctor ever told them to. +"Lloyd Bentsen's name is absolute magic in the state of Texas, and I believe in this coming election it's going to be magic for the Democratic ticket," she said. +Their actions will determine how soon normal life will be restored and the state of emergency lifted. +On a combined basis, Dow Jones and Oklahoma Publishing will own 65% of Telerate's shares. +Harvard University, the first Ivy League school, has become the last to try to protect its name with a trademark after years of seeing it emblazoned on sweatshirts and other goods around the world. +Carlyle countered with its offer Tuesday. +"This will be the toughest futures reform package adopted by this committee in more than a decade," said Leahy, who introduced this bill last month along with Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., the committee's ranking Republican. +A trader at ScotiaMcLoeod in Winnipeg said that prices would probably drop later in the year if the expected high plantings materialised. However, the canola market is also expected to be buoyed over the longer term by firm US demand for canola oil. +A combination of previous over-funding and tighter fiscal policy will also substantially reduce the supply of gilts. +Many continued to seek food from humans, leading to encounters the bears rarely won; so many were killed in the 1970s that there is no accurate count, but some put it at well over 100. +"It's a luxury life there," says Jamaa Abdul-Fadil, who arrived home in Cairo on his annual vacation just four days before the invasion. +"Let's face it, Wall Street is considering its future." +When City Investing began liquidating in 1985, he notes, "nobody would buy Home;" thus it was spun off to shareholders. +That evening and the following morning, two Texaco jets flew to Houston with Messrs. +Brent is assumed to average Dollars 18 a barrel, close to recent levels. Downward pressure to continue With activity forecast to remain below trend, and a favourable outlook for commodity prices, downward pressure on inflation is expected to continue. +It is freezing. There is a gas heater in the room, a vast, primitive thing that looks like a pre-industrial revolution experiment, all monstrous valves and knobs and stopcocks. +In approving the measure, the foreign ministers agreed on wording that, according to the spokesman, says, "This is an obligation which is politically binding on member states to achieve." The United States has urged the community to scrap the plan. +A private detective agency hired by Oliver North's lawyers discovered information about an Iran-Contra trial juror that caused North's sentencing to be delayed, the defense revealed Friday. +But the thrift's current managers, installed by regulators after they secured Mr. Mann's resignation, reported a net loss of $165 million during the first quarter, including a massive write-down of its real-estate holdings. +'We should be thinking about it now or it could become a problem,' she said. Nearly half the Dutch dead are cremated, compared with about 70 per cent of Britons. +"All we can hope is that Dukakis will be an even-handed president, a president of all Americans, not just of the Greeks," said Daryal Batibay, the no. 2 diplomat at the Turkish Embassy. +Under the court-approved liquidation plan, the company would continue to operate under Chapter 11 during the two to three weeks it takes to deliver the remaining freight in its warehouses. +A six-day strike at a General Motors Corp. parts plant has idled three assembly plant and could force the layoff of 40,000 autoworkers by midweek, the company says. +Also at Shandwick, Michael Carberry and Dennis McGrath were promoted to executive vice presidents of the North American division. +The Yankees only fight for money," Ortega said. +You don't force them to open up because they will all answer lies. +A strike at Asarco Inc.'s Ray copper mine in Arizona stretched into its sixth day Friday. +He knows how to read the climate and when it's time to get the two sides together," said Boeing spokesman Paul Binder. +Flo was first spotted last January off the coast of Maui and is identified by her unique tail pattern. +Colby was sent to Stockholm in 1951 and for the next two years he organized "stay behind" networks in the four Scandinavian countries. +City officials feared not only the loss of the school's $2 million annual payroll, but the other benefits to the local economy estimated at four times that amount. +Krenz's current occupation has not been publicized, following his fall as party chief on Dec. 3. +Bud Dry should be available nationally by the end of the year, said Goughenour. +However, the vice president had insisted he would not comment on the Meese matter until the release of McKay's report. +"It's rather a litle surprising and impressive," Goldman said. +Each person throws in five names a day, people who our employees come across in the course of their duties, who our advertisers would like to reach." +Prouse has an unlisted telephone number and could not be reached for comment. +Many are not reported for fear of a repeat. The kidnappers are well armed, with imported weapons and cellular telephones, and are controlled by the Red Command, the city's main organised crime gang. +Yields on seven-year Treasury notes rose in Wednesday's auction to the highest level in 15 months. +Some that don't take advantage of it instantly will catch it later." In his first opinion as a federal appeals judge, A. Raymond Randolph ruled against the administration that had just chosen him. +Nursing homes usually collect more from patients who aren't on Medicaid. +In that case, the two factions already have merged into one." +Some analysts don't believe the higher prices will have any long-term effect on consumers' buying habits, especially for an outlay as small as the one on soda. +Ceausescu dealt more with the West, which made him a maverick in the Soviet bloc. +At the start of a recent month-long program, for example, a class of 40 middle managers divide into groups to solve a hurricane-survival exercise developed by a Yale professor. +Concerns rest more with its roof tile business, where competition has been intense, and slow progress in the repair and maintenance sector, which typically benefits the 'lighter' building products. +The walled compounds where most foreigners live in Beijing took on an increasingly deserted look Tuesday. +In return for its risk-taking, the federal government will receive 10% of Hibernia's annual profit after all loans and interest assistance have been repaid. +Cheney is to visit Panmunjom and nearby U.S. camps Friday, the third day of his visit to South Korea for security talks. +The contest between Crimea and the Ukrainian government over who rules the Black Sea peninsula escalated over the weekend, writes Jill Barshay from Kiev. +It is inefficient and at odds with Mr. Ozal's free-market ideology. +Anne Groer will ask it. +Horn & Hardart shares closed in American Stock Exchange composite trading at $9.25, down 12.5 cents. +AT&T hopes to convert the pacts into incentive compensation plans to encourage NCR executives to stay. +Sometimes Byrne provides an acoustic set of confessional intensity; sometimes he fills the stage with Latin musicians. But with a new album, the eponymous 'David Byrne' to promote, expect a bit of both. +The other nine, charged with complicity, face prison terms of up to 25 years. +At least 2,000 people gathered at the swept-clean site of a collapsed department store to mourn the 14 dead and hear the disaster and rescue described as "our finest hour as well as our greatest tragedy." "The disaster is now over. +The prime rate has declined 4 1/2 percentage points since August. +Its distinctive visual style lets its subjects speak for themselves. +The Rev. Jackson's campaign literature also suggests he has plans for a vast expansion of government regulation of the economy. +Gray told the Post that he has avoided conflict-of-interest problems by recusing himself since 1981 from any matters concerning communications. +Kathy Prather described the $2 million show as "a Las Vegas setup of video game entertainment." "With 20 million Nintendo households nationwide, everybody plays it at home, so why not have a video game showdown?" she said. +He said he did not know enough about the proposal to say whether the creditors would support it. +But the company said it has decided against both alternatives. +U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson issued a preliminary injunction Friday to stop enforcement of the ordinance, saying it was unconstitutional. +Prime Computer Inc. said it signed a definitive agreement to buy General Electric Co.'s Calma unit, a maker of computer-aided design and manufacturing, or CAD/CAM, systems. +And closer to home, a traveler starting in Hong Kong won't find one, despite the loaded jumbo jets flying between the British colony and Taipei and despite the fact that Hong Kong visitors are Taiwan's third-largest inbound group. +Judge Gasch is expected to rule on this soon. +Vice President George Bush touched off a quick chorus of challenges and criticism from environmentalists and elected officials with his claim to be a lifelong environmentalist. +Georgia Power asked for a 14% return, compared with 15.5% granted in its last rate increase in 1983. +Although the internal debt is smaller than the foreign debt, payments are nearly three times as large because of high interest rates. +Gaviria's victory in Sunday's election served as a warning to Colombia's political elite: Start listening to the people, and get ready for changes. +That should get the jobs market moving. +Only two of the nine original plaintiffs were given LSD therapy during the time the CIA financed Cameron's research, according to court papers. +But a president inherits his time and place; he does not choose his history or culture. +U.S. Attorney Thomas E. Dittmeier, whose office led the investigation, said in an interview the search led to evidence of the cost overestimates. +He was to meet Alaska Gov. Steve Cowper, a Democrat, and more than a dozen mayors and representatives of native groups after midnight at Elmendorf Air Force Base before beginning the final leg of his trip. +New York-based Dow Jones reported earnings of $43.1 million, or 43 cents a share, on revenue of $413 million in the fourth quarter. That was down from $50.3 million, or 52 cents a share, on revenue of $417 million in the corresponding 1987 quarter. +An unfounded rumor circulated in the financial and oil markets that Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev had died. +He saw that for the first half of 1986, the gap between income reported for tax purposes and that reported to shareholders had jumped to 15 cents a share from only one cent a share a year before. +He said the investigation is on hold until he receives a call from Tiffany & Co. jewelry store in New York to confirm that the 74-year-old actress had the costly jewelry. +"Many people are saying, 'This is a good buying opportunity, so get in there.'" +Mr Tom Pendry, the party's sports spokesman, urged ministers to 'get talks on the road again' without delay. The Sports Council said it was 'disappointed but not surprised at the policy change'. +He angered Bulgarians by saying their first democratically-elected leader should resign and introduced his Bulgarian businessman friend as the nation's future leader. +By contrast, 55 per cent of German respondents exonerated the Bundesbank from blame for Europe's difficulties. Perhaps surprisingly, 88 per cent of respondents thought German unification brought benefits to Europe, up from 76 per cent a year ago. +The remaining shareholders would receive $8.4 million in Key Centurion stock. +For that reason many in the agricultural community think there will be little change in the thrust of the next bill. +Moore's former business partner, Carole Bland Jackson, was quoted by The Washington Post as saying Barry came up with the idea at a Friday night party in June 1986. +To have launched The American Spectator in 1967, during the campus frolics that initiated the decline of the postwar system of authority, required, in a man of 23, a singular resistance to common decency. +Many economists think the group left policy unchanged but inserted a proviso authorizing additional credit-easing in the event that the economy appears weaker than expected and if the dollar holds steady. +Later, he said he opposed abortion except in cases of rape, incest and danger to the mother's life. +Moreover, the 1991-92 result is flattered by a Pounds 61m credit from sales of businesses which in turn masks a Pounds 71m exceptional provision for reorganisation. +The witness said Peggy Railey began sweating, hyperventilating and rubbing her arms together. +Damien, a young Northern Irishman looking for a job in London, is suspected by his fellow lodgers of working for the IRA. +Lahti offers the lame explanation: "It was over when the war was over." But "Running on Empty" aims to win our hearts rather than our minds, and it does that with great success. +The dollar strengthened slightly in U.S. trading after barely budging abroad. +"Scientists studying mass extinction are like criminologists tracking a serial killer _ the clues that finally catch the killer usually come from the repeated pattern in the way the crimes were committed," Bakker said. +The capital injection will lift owned funds to nearly Rs40bn. +Achieving such a legislative agreement deserves the highest place on the agenda of the next president and Congress. +He lingered for 44 days and underwent a liver transplant. +Foreign Ministry Spokesman Gennady Gerasimov said Soviet radiation-detection equipment is "functioning well, and no discharges of radioactive emissions have been registered." +The offer expires Dec. 30. +Mr. Li will be able to put allies in top government posts, but that doesn't ensure smooth sailing. +The Washington, D.C.-based Armenian Assembly of America secured volunteers in various cities where the patients are staying to visit and watch over them. +That would be in addition to 4,100 jobs that had been planned to go through attrition and layoffs even if the tax package had passed, he said. +Troubled British defense contractor Ferranti International Signal PLC replaced the head of its scandal-plagued U.S. division. +Northwest's 1989 rate of involuntary bumpings was 3.83 per 10,000 passengers boarded, down from 4.26 in 1988, said Northwest spokesman Doug Miller. +The market feared that Iraq was close to a deal with the UN to allow it to supply Dollars 1.6bn worth of oil - between 500,000 and 600,000 b/d - over six months. Yesterday the market recovered some of Thursday's losses. +Hermon said a condition imposed by Gilman was that Heart of Art forfeit control of the tour. +'It's a shoddy job,' he concludes. Pincus also reports that the NFA had reservations about the report - 'some substantive, some editorial'. +But times are different now. +It also named Giancarlo Parretti as vice chairman and Liliana Avincola as president and chief operating officer. +Egypt administered Gaza and Jordan controlled the West Bank until Israel took both territories in the 1967 Six-Day War. +Her daily routine at the nursing home is to have breakfast in bed and then spend the day caring for her possessions, including dolls and stuffed animals. +What we need to understand is why the applause, while substantial, was no more than adequate to the occasion. A cold start on a Monday morning did not help, but the explanation runs deeper than that. +She has been compared with Western stars like Marlene Dietrich, Billie Holiday and Edith Piaf, and the late Egyptian singer Umm Kalthoum. +Mr. Klamon said his job as chairman was only a part-time position: "Basically, you preside at board meetings." +Mr Murdoch owned the Post, which is now in bankruptcy proceedings, until 1988, when he was forced to sell it to comply with the cross-ownership rules. +For the first eight months of the fiscal year that began last Oct. 1, however, export values totaled about $28.5 billion, up 2 percent from the comparable period in 1988-89. +Mr. Woodland of Harris Trust also cited "a reduced intervention risk" in selling dollars for pounds. +PCBs discharged over the years by such major companies as General Electric Co., Reynolds Metals Co. and Aluminum Co. of America still pose severe contamination problems for many of America's rivers, lakes and harbors. +Mandarich said the audience laughed at his lines, shot with series star Judd Hirsch. +"If it takes time for the two parts of Korea to agree to free travel and full opening, then exchanges of corredpondence and telephone calls and free home visits by dispersed relatives should be implemented," he said. +Savage fighting erupted in the townships around Johannesburg on Aug. 12, pitting Xhosas and other blacks loyal to the African National Congress against Zulus tied to the conservative Inkatha movement. +This is slightly less than many City forecasts which predict a figure of about Pounds 30bn. +The cargo-owners contended that Article 21 was inapplicable because it was a different cause of action being in rem and not in personam, which also entailed different parties. +Davy's misfortunes, coupled with this industry trend, make it increasingly likely that the company's days as an independent contractor are numbered. +"When I started doing my nightclub act I developed a very strong image," Rickles said. "Producers began to back off. It also became very hard for me to do both. +What's more, inflation, the nemesis of bond holders, remained high throughout the recession. +For anything over that, they'll earn more. +It wasn't clear how big Iran's prospective purchase of Argentine grain might be, but there was speculation in grain markets that it would be substantial and that some of it could go to Iraq. +The sharp rise in soybean futures prices was especially surprising because it followed reports of larger-than-expected domestic stockpiles of soybean oil and soybean meal. +Japanese investment in U.S. firms more than doubled last year, to a record $5.9 billion. +Pretax profit increased to #246 million ($394 million) from #183 million a year earlier. +Only a few months ago, analysts quoted 16,000 as the floor beyond which bank capital adequacy ratios would be violated. The pressure on banks to re-build their capital is spilling over into the wider economy. +British Caledonian, based in Crawley, England, confirmed that negotiations were under way with McDonnell Douglas. +That question and other pending motions will be considered when Noriega and four co-defendants are to appear before Hoeveler Monday. +It got so bad that Gretchen's owner started sleeping on an upstairs couch, as far as possible from the skittish dog. +It won't be The Beatles, of course, but it may happen and we are getting on with Paul much better than we used to," Harrison said during the recording for the "Aspel and Company" show. +Each dorm accommodates about 50 inmates. +What are they worried about? +One eagle soaring, and my heart soared with him. +"Toys 'R' Us is not a 9-to-5 but an 8-to-faint job," Mr. Ricken jokes. +A special bipartisan committee in the House is examining ethical questions, including whether congressional pay should be increased in exchange for tighter restrictions on outside income such as speech honoraria. +A top Vatican official left Thursday for Moscow, apparently to help plan an historic meeting between Pope John Paul II and President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. +Behind the earnings was a small decline in profit margins at the company's still-booming motorcycle division, and what the company called an unexpected slowdown at its struggling unit that makes recreational vehicles. +Tables show the value, as at January 1, of a pounds1,000 investment over different periods. +Miss Carter, now 34, has a new Warner Bros. Records album "I Fell in Love" due out Tuesday, her first after a five-year rest. +Investors also reacted strongly to the resignation of One Price Clothing president Brian P. Woolf; the stock plummeted 3 5/8 to 10 1/8. +"We put a lot of fire (on people) out," Berry said. "We couldn't do very much but get 'em out of the way. +This week, for example, Mr. Silverstein established a $1.2 million endowed chair at his alma mater, New York University, for the study of real-estate development. +Or does he most fear another successful Schwarzkopf campaign, one that might then conclude with the general stormin' the presidency in '92? Bruce A. Joffee Piedmont, Calif. +Without Donovan's vote or a switch by one of the "No" votes, death penalty advocates lack the 41 Senate votes needed to override a veto. +Blacks were a key element in Democratic election victories in the two midterm elections of Ronald Reagan's presidency. +The secretary's goal is to eliminate some layers in the military's top management and establish "a clear chain of command" in the arms procurement process, said one Defense Department official familiar with Cheney's thinking. +For its fiscal first-quarter ended Feb. 15, Vicorp had net income of $11.3 million, or 71 cents a share, on revenue of $104.5 million. +Palestinian reporters, who insisted on anonymity, said Muhareb was a collaborator with Israel and a drug dealer. +Metallic balloons, on the market since the early 1970s, are made of aluminum-coated nylon. +West German court documents indicate that in addition to being beaten, many passengers were threatened and robbed. +The legislature's display of independence was particularly significant because it came on a package of emergency measures. +Pentair's other four industrial businesses also are showing improved results, Mr. Nugent said. +LET'S AUTOMATE collections of diverted payroll taxes, the GAO urges. +Earnings for banks should rise 8% this year to $18 billion from 1990's $16.6 billion, while 1992 profits should rise 12% to about $20 billion. +Total revenue dropped 8% to $10.89 billion from $11.81 billion in 1990. +"But this won't happen to her. +The occupation, which began Saturday during a demonstration by hundreds of Aoun supporters, is backed by Lebanon's Christian ambassador to France, Johnny Abdo, an embassy spokesman said. +A high-ranking official of the ruling party has threatened to strip an outspoken Anglican bishop of his freedom to worship, but other clergmen have vowed to defy any infringement on their religious rights. +Bankers receipts are promissory notes issued by banks to each other in trading on government bonds. +If enough chief financial officers expect the window to slam shut shortly, the pipeline (where deals are readying for market) may get clogged. +Those people said Mr. DeNunzio was allowed to stay on for a time as chairman as a face-saving gesture. +They would then hide until the animal died and the herd left. +The stock, purchased in 1983 for an estimated $50 million, had an indicated value of $13.5 million at the time. +But new owners, who purchased the company in 1985, have revived this fortress under siege. +The League of Families opposes this legislation, saying it could jeopardize Americans who might still be held. +That stirred fears of inflation as well. +Goldman declined to comment on the new unit, citing securities-law constraints involving new issues. +Snow continued to fall on the Colorado Rockies, where ski resorts boasted that winter had returned. +The House approved a Pentagon budget for fiscal 1988 that cuts $33 billion from Reagan's $312 billion request. +The inert ceramic materials are efficient in removing lead and don't leach any impurities into the water they are supposed to purify, he said. +They add that most of the trouble with Windows stems from its origins as simply a jazzy add-on to the DOS operating system software. +So I wasn't looking forward to sitting through four discs of Barbra, even if it was a "spectacular musical autobiography" (as the ad copy puts it), spanning three decades with "a sneak preview of things to come." I was wrong. +Utah Power & Light Co. said its third-quarter earnings increased 15% because of increased power usage and lower expenses. +In came bright glass-and-chrome displays of stereo equipment, sports gear and clothing, most of it provided by the West German Kaufhof chain, Ms. Kniestedt said. +Ms. Piracha and Sher Afgan, former minister of state for parliamentary affairs, spoke of several options, mostly designed to stall the bill in the National Assembly. +Other lawmakers questioned the invasion's impact on U.S. relations with Central American nations. +They were adversely affected by increased marketing costs and a Pounds 4m charge for post-retirement health care benefits, following a switch to the accruals basis of accounting. +For Christmas last year, he gave all 70 employees videocassette recorders and set up a free video library with 1,500 movies. +"We were the first state since World War I to rewrite a whole constitution and have it adopted by a vote of the people," he says. +Aya was clad in a black silk robe and cap with an arched tailpiece signifying his royal rank. +That is the categorical conclusion of the survey," said Tom Morrison of the Britain-based Agrisystems, which trained the researchers and collated the data. +A recovering U.S. economy also promises to boost demand for machinery and other goods from Japan. +The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has not been able to defend its benchmark price of $18 per barrel because its member states have been violating their quotas. +The declaration did not include a specific promise Western Europe and Canada will contribute more to defense costs. +Kellner's office indicted leaders of the Colombia-based Medellin Cartel, responsible for up to 80 percent of U.S. cocaine imports. And he successfully prosecuted scores of Miami police who ran a drug-ripoff ring. +The nervousness spilled over to Wall Street this morning but later eased. +Kluckman said the Justice Department had written 64 Atlanta-area lending institutions in the last year requesting information on lending standards, policies and practices, as well as other data. +The Air France employees went on strike Thursday, claiming that the company's plans to reduce the number of foreign flights to and from Nice could cost the jobs of 300 workers. +However, Mr Augustine thinks that there are plenty of overheads and duplicated costs which can be cut out from defence companies even when the overlap between their operations is small. +Indeed, in a sense, the execution of this book, itself gives the lie to the author's central thesis: there is an overwhelming, verbose cloudiness in the central visionary passages which denies all the harmony. +Let us not abandon the victims of neglect. +Many, many people support us. +Its patients, referred from short-term hospitals, stay an average of 100 days; 70% are over age 65, and 60% require breathing support. +Singer-songwriter Rickie Lee Jones, whose song "Chuck E.'s In Love" became a hit, has given birth to a girl, her record company says. +Previously, a safe-harbor provision allowed many of them to claim treatment as independent contractors. +The other charges carry three- to five-year sentences. +Analysts had expected Fireman's Fund's first-quarter insurance earnings excluding the "fresh start" benefits to be approximately 70 cents to 85 cents a share, versus the actual 66 cents. +Workers now own 27% of the enterprise. +Citicorp has 29m cardholders in the US, compared with 600,000 in Europe. Mr James Bailey, who had run all of the bank's US consumer banking businesses since the beginning of 1992, has been named head of global transaction services. +They vehemently disapprove of nearly all proposals to boost taxes, such as extending state sales taxes to include services, and they dislike attempts to restrict student working hours. +He argues that not only are the increases not needed at this time, but that eliminating them would tend to add jobs to the economy that would actually increase Social Security revenues and finance benefits to be paid in the 2000s. +Still, the dollar was quoted only slightly lower against the West German deutsche mark, and higher against the yen. +But Williams said figures showed that Eastern had made other large cuts in its work force since 1980. +The offering could represent a breakthrough in the creation of a new market in residential mortgages here and comes amid major changes in the way Britain's housing business is financed. +But defeated Washington Sen. Gorton's bid to be a judge on an appeals court covering California, Washington and other states hits a snag: Historically, the post has gone to a California judge because that state has the biggest caseload. +(The suspect) picked up the weapon and several shots were fired," Buske said. +In addition to the premium price, Gould's troubled defense and computer businesses could be dead weights. +Activist Kelly Quirke said Greenpeace was protesting "a fossil-fuel energy policy that is not only destroying the ocean but the atmosphere." The Valdez will be moved to dry dock after an underwater survey of damage. +In the credit markets, interest rates on new short-term Treasury bills sold by the government were higher than at the previous auction a week earlier. +Almost 1,900 children under 13 have AIDS, about 2 percent of all AIDS cases, according to the national Centers for Disease Control. +Stor Furnishings' outlets, two in the Los Angeles area and one in Houston, will be converted to the Ikea name, the companies said. +Most of the association's 800 member schools fall somewhere in between. +On the one hand, he wanted to provide support for the budget negotiations between the administration and Congress by allaying fears that a tax increase and big cuts in spending could topple the country into a recession. +They are investigating whether hazardous waste was illegally disposed of at the plant and the actions then covered up. +Citicorp sustained a loss of close to $120 million on its loan to Randsworth, a British property company, joining U.S. pension funds in what could be one of the worst commercial real estate ventures in recent years. +But oil-company selling later cut the gain, prompting predictions of softer oil prices in the coming days. +"Just as the month before was exaggeratedly weak, this is exaggeratedly strong," said Robert Dederick, chief economist at Northern Trust Co. "Nonetheless, we are improving." +U.S. officials put the toll much higher. +Police officers at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo have been storing the books since they were confiscated. +Picasso painted "Acrobat and Young Harlequin" in 1905 in his Paris attic studio at 13 rue Ravignon using gouache, an opaque watercolor easier to handle than oil paint. +"What the assessment points out is that exotic plants and animals are a problem in more places than we would have thought," said Galvin. +Some said they weren't enthusiastic about Quayle, but they weren't buying the idea of dumping him. +But a balloon dispatched early today indicated the wind was still from the northeast, unacceptable for launch. +In the last week or so, after staying with relatives while her husband was in Albany, she returned home and was greeted by the generosity of neighbors and friends. +Here are challenges that will not wait, challenges that will figure on the agenda of the summit of the group of seven industrial countries in Munich next week. Here also is where leadership is needed. +Alexander P. Fisun, deputy coal industry minister, told Izvestia more than 300,000 miners were striking 94 of the 121 mines in the the Donetsk Basin of the eastern Ukraine, the country's largest coal field. +Merrill's net income was $184.3 million. +But by the time the exhibit opened Jan. 20, three of the real tanks had been knocked down. +"Most of them should have remained private, venture-backed companies," says Mr. Casdin. +Rockville, Md.-based Kinetics supplies mounting systems for Navy electronic systems. +He also could face the electric chair. +Desks and file cabinets were toppled, and a glass door was smashed, he said. +Power plants have a different problem, because officials are reluctant to let them put chlorine or other disinfectants in cooling water discharged back to the lake, Henderson said. +In a conciliatory speech at the United Nations yesterday, South Korean President Roh Tae Woo called repeatedly for steps to hasten a "springtime for peace and reconciliation on the Korean peninsula." +The West German government several months ago took the lead in offering to help Gorbachev cope with his economic woes. +As his family grew, he built second-story sleeping quarters. +Theodore Sendak, the Attorney General at the time, recently had surgery and is unable to comment, according to his son, Timothy Sendak. +This could damage the single market in manufactured and agricultural goods as well as economic co-operation between member states. +Witnesses said fires in the shape of the hammer and sickle were burning in the mountains outside blacked-out Lima. +The bill would also disallow imports of foods treated with pesticides outlawed in the United States. +"Our goal was to entertain, not to offend," she said. +A new theme area to be completed in early 1999 will recreate the '30s and '40s movie era, with an "idealized Hollywood Boulevard" offering shops and restaurants. +In addition, residents near the Kalu Ganga River, about 25 miles south of Colombo, said 11 bodies had been thrown into the river. Military officials did not mention those bodies. +The Kremlin leader fought off a conservative attempt at a Moscow Communist Party executive committee meeting to block prominent reformers from attending an important national party conference starting June 28. +The government has targeted ophthalmology as an "overpriced" specialty and has been moving to curb Medicare reimbursements to doctors in the field. +VLSI's four-year-old, 50-employee facility in Sophia-Antipolis, is the sole R&D center for the company in Europe, where its 1990 net revenue totaled $73.3 million. +In an auction, "the premier properties, given enough due diligence, can be sold and so can the small properties. +Sasso returned to the campaign this month. +The crash killed the truck driver and two train crewmen. +The earnings report was released a day after the paperworkers union called off a 16-month-old strike at International Paper mills in three states without winning an agreement from the company. +In Romania, with a population of 23 million people, 886 murders had been committed by the end of August, nearly double the number in the first eight months of 1989. +A group of industrial firms in the Northwest may build a private pipeline for natural gas from Canada. +"The proposal is unacceptable," said Rep. Curt Weldon, R-Pa., a member of the House Armed Services Committee who has sent a number of letters to colleagues urging them to support the Osprey. +The market value of the foundation's assets grew from $43.9 million in 1985 to more than $193 million in 1987, in which it handed out $15 million in donations. +Starvation, scurvy and cannibalism apparently claimed the lives of most members of the expedition, she said. +Mr. Arunasalam says those who survived told his grandmother that her husband, a devout Hindu, refused to eat the rotten beef offered by his Japanese army overseers. +But they would scarcely object if the alternative is a further loss of value. +The jury convicted Jackson of distributing crack cocaine at a shopping mall and twice near a high school in the District of Columbia between last April 24 and July 27. +Now "Masterpiece Theatre" has decided that we Yanks are also ready. +The former owner of Western Savings, Jarrett Woods, goes on trial next month on 37 charges he misapplied funds and falsified records that led to the thrift's $1 billion failure. +Tourang had said it would drop Hellman & Friedman from its restructured bid but decided instead to provide for a small non-voting stake in Fairfax for the U.S. concern. +But he remains an independent candidate for an at-large seat on Washington's City Council. +Investors' appetite for bank equities remains to be seen. +Get me off the stage."' Hertz said Sunday that McLeod is expected to be dancing again in about three weeks. +"The Germans were just like us. +That action could come next week, said INS spokesman Richard Kenney. +Ten years later, he became an administrative assistant to then-UAW President Leonard Woodcock and since 1971 has been active in job security, employee involvement and quality of worklife issues. +With New York's rating set at 100, Tokyo was rated at 170, and Osaka at 153, among the 89 major cities in the survey released Tuesday by Corporate Resources Group, a Geneva-based consultancy. +"This clears away the main obstacle to a Glenn candidacy," contended Timothy Hagan, a Cuyhoga County commissioner who headed the Ohio campaigns of Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy in 1980 and former Vice President Walter Mondale in 1984. +She had lied about her age and background, creating a whole new persona so that she could start fresh and support herself, the lawyer said. +The new law would limit the securities watchdog group, however, by also requiring that charges be brought within one year of its launching an investigation. +About 200 people were expected, said Rob Sherman, the group's national spokesman. +State Rep. Spencer Black, chairman of the Assembly Natural Resources Committee, has formed a committee of environmentalists, lawmakers and growers to reach a compromise. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Holly shares closed at $75, down $1.125. +That is more than enough to sustain a veto in the 109-member House, although supporters of the bill say they have enough votes for an override in the Senate. +"There is a similarity in physical appearance in the four female victims as far as hair color, eye color and general physical build," Clifton said. +Travelers, based in Hartford, said it expects the sale to be completed by the end of the year. +Ms. Bhutto said the violence appeared to be the work of her political rivals and accused them of trying to whip up sentiment against the 2-month-old government. +The Morrison Formation, about 50 miles north of Denver, contains up to six distinct dinosaur fauna from successive time periods, Bakker said. +And it should provide a system of verification that the quality standards being claimed are achieved. It would not be easy, because of factional interests. +And dollar weakness would be bearish for the bonds market. However, pulling against these potentially adverse factors is the reality of a very weak US recovery, and low domestic inflation. +Healthcare is a health-care products and services company. +Gold fell earlier in London to a late bid price of $358.75 a troy ounce, compared with late Friday's $360.00. +Mitsotakis faces tough going. +He made it clear that if the trial judge determined that the $190 million payment was unwarranted, the government of India, as the victims' representative, would have to return some or all of the advance. +They may not yet be thinking of selling, but they will certainly be doing less buying, as value is becoming increasingly difficult to find. +To be sceptical is to be intelligent in a thoughtful, Tory sort of way. +But the greatest opportunities still lie within the rail industry, say rail executives, to squeeze out inefficiency and move more freight with fewer assets. +"The relationship between the fed funds rate and the discount rate has varied quite considerably over the years," he said, adding that the Reserve Board feels "to date, the current relationships are satisfactory." +Heroes all around me. +Bears argue the stock is still much too high. Showing how far Disney has fallen short of fans' hopes, the cut by Mr. Londoner was the sixth reduction in his profit estimate for this fiscal year, ending Sept. 30. +Critics, saying the program camouflages commercial whaling, have called for a boycott of Icelandic fish. +His first Monday there, he called his former dance instructor in New Jersey, who set up a meeting that day with an agent. +The maker of factory-automation equipment said Mr. Moore was also named a director, expanding the board to 10. +David O'Banion, a Louisville dentist, and Sgt. Charisse Newton, a Frankfort dental technician, extracted teeth by the light of battery-powered head lamps. +"Words aren't adequate to express my regret and sorrow over the impact I've had on your lives," Donahue said in a choked, breaking voice. "I have affected your lives and my life. +Now, though, he says the IRS will abide by the Line 4(r) instructions: The exemptions needn't be added back, because Congress didn't act. +"There were no real transactions. +Opponents argue the exhaust and viabrations will damage the ancient stones, and that the highway will prevent excavation of Roman archaeological treasures in the necropolis. +In that litigation, American has become the plaintiff, replacing a shareholder plaintiff. +But if the government doesn't help, "mass bankruptcies," will ensue, Mr. Nechaev said at a news conference this week. +With the addition of the $225 million fixed-return equity investment, Goldman Sachs' partnership capital will be raised to $2.1 billion, a company spokesman said. +He said the weapon was given to him by his son, Carl T. Rowan Jr., an attorney and former FBI agent, after he had received several threats. +"We are all quite comfortable with what has been done to get ready for the next flight," said Alton D. Slay, a retired general who headed a 12-member committee that audited the space agency's efforts to recover from the accident. +The Pounds 700m plant is intended to produce 200,000 cars a year by 1997 with 3,000 workers. +Q. Sir, the fear is that you are going to agree to a deal which has a figleaf of some restoration of democracy, but in fact leaves Noriega in power. +Labor and Shamir's right-wing Likud bloc have been equal partners in a "national unity" coalition government since indecisive 1984 elections. +"We don't need to play on their turf; if we play on their turf, we lose," said Harkin. +Separately, USX said in its annual report that the company's pension plans, which at one point last year analysts thought heavily overfunded, carry a surplus of only about $235 million. +Pine argued there is no basis for lifting the injunction. +At the same time, a certain number of seats on the board will be reserved for small shareholders' nominees. +Truth TV relies heavily on phone calls from the public, adding to the drama and immediacy of the broadcast but also creating potential risks. +However, he was quick to praise the EPA's overall performance in encouraging compliance from the dumpers. +The officials said Delta scheduled the event without asking for their consent. +A spokeswoman said Kevin Costner wasn't available for comment. +The rest either ignore him or tell him they oppose his position. +However, that country has not formally withdrawn from the ministerial council. +The magazine cited a memo from William Webster, then FBI director, saying the name Schiavone appeared several times in the agency's reports on the 1975 disappearance of former Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa. +The American Cancer Society recommends that women over 40 undergo mammography screenings annually. +Overhead, a man yells from a passing car on the First Street bridge: "Get a job." "Right there is someone who doesn't understand the issues of the homeless," said Page, who knows the problems first hand. +There's more than meets the eye to the new six-nation currency-stabilization accord that the U.S. and its economic allies hammered out in Paris two weeks ago. +Resistant viruses have not been found in otherwise healthy people who take the drug for ordinary outbreaks of genital herpes sores. Researchers disagree over whether the resistant viruses will spread into the general population. +Perhaps the most notorious cooperating witness was Mr. Boesky. +Executives seeking corporate wisdom can learn the Disney approach, in "behind-the-scenes" management seminars at Epcot Center and Disney World. +The stock market broke out of its downward spiral yesterday, but fear continued to grip Wall Street as stock prices bounced around in extremely heavy, volatile trading. +Most voters, of course, don't select their candidates solely on the basis of this issue. +He indicated a youthful landscape on the sitting room wall and told me he had a studio full of pictures. +The draft also "obliges all party cells to create conditions for free expression of different views," the newspaper said. +While not cheap, it requires very little effort by the cook to make a memorable feast. Like most top-quality meats and fish, sea bass shows to the best advantage if given very little embellishment. +Cristiani, who won the March 19 presidential election by a wide margin over the candidate of the incumbent Christian Democrats, was described as incensed by Larios' move. +NTT and the Japanese government have often worked together to the benefit of both, but recently, different government factions have been warring with each other and with NTT over the telecommunications giant's fate, clouding the company's future. +It has 775 motels in 47 states and four Canadian provinces. +For 60 years, the Big Board has been a bastion of shareholder democracy, guaranteeing every holder an equal vote in the affairs of companies listed there. +And so it was fitting that he should lead a "Bebop Revisited" concert Tuesday night at the JVC Jazz Festival. +Frightened neighbors will counsel restraint. Only U.S. leadership will be able to contain the culprits in time to prevent war. +Until the disclosure that Coelho was stepping down from the House, Gephardt was considering a run for the No.3 post of whip. +All government officials appointed by the president or holding a civil service rank of grade 16 or above must complete the forms listing income, assets and liabilities. +A more likely reason to suspect such a move, he said, is that the overnight money rate in Japan crept up at the end of June. +Christian and Syrian gunners dueled with howitzers and rocket launchers around Beirut today despite a United Nations plea for a cease-fire in the 25-day confrontation. +Spending money on the environment: Last year 65 percent of the respondents to a National Opinion Research Center poll said more money should be spent on the environment, compared to 48 percent who held that view in 1977. +I met Spike and the fellows that were building. +But some are concerned that the index futures market may have a negative impact on the equity market. +Yet that background is of utmost importance. +Full operating profit includes interest and commission income less costs, plus gains or losses from Deutsche Bank's trading for its own account, all before taxes. +Another plan to give jobs to the unemployed in the northern village of Stadskanaal in the vital flower bulb harvest 60-miles away also failed. +Daniel J. Travanti, no longer the tight-lipped Furillo of "Hill Street Blues," is entering a new phase in his campaign to breach "that mythical, mystical, invisible barrier" that separates television from movie actors. +Consultations about settling the ethnic dispute began Monday and will continue all week, the official news agency BTA reported. +"This case is full of lies and imagination," Simone said. +When Robins filed for protection, the company had settled about two-thirds of approximately 15,000 lawsuits brought by women who alleged injuries ranging from infections to sterility to miscarriage from using the IUD. +The compromise "is a joint effort to work together," said Arthur Fredston, an attorney for Scandinavia Fund. +In a recent speech to big users, Mr John Baker, chairman of National Power, urged them to be extremely vigilant about the additional costs such as the nuclear levy which are included in their bills. +One of the clauses in that agreement calls for the suspension of Islamic laws, a condition rejected by the National Islamic Front. +The company said that on June 11, it entered an agreement to sell its California fresh-fruit business to Castle & Cooke Inc. for $7.1 million plus contingent payments over the next three years. +The purchases were intended to ease the impact on locals who would have had to endure a much more heavily used rail line. But the prospect of the high-speed link also brought advantages. +Although Polozkov has harshly attacked Gorbachev's reforms, the Soviet president backed Polozkov in his campaign against Yeltsin. +Augusto Pinochet, who took power in a 1973 coup. +Television crews were ordered not to film the comments, and the lights were dimmed. +A 7,700-acre fire along the Great Divide in southwestern New Mexico that has been raging out of control since Monday should be contained by next Monday, said U.S. Forest Service spokesman Jim Payne. +He also introduced a new cinematography merit badge. +However, since the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989, pressure has been building in Congress to adopt a less conciliatory policy. +Latin America is Chile's most dynamic trading partner, especially in manufactured goods. +The sales-tax boost is Gov. Martinez's suggestion for making up the the money that would be lost in a services-tax repeal. +"This week will show just how much work we've got ahead of us," said one administration official. +Octopus's other major shareholder is BTR PLC, a British concern that traded publishing units acquired in a previous takeover for a 35% stake in Octopus in 1985. +Although it doesn't make any of the major parts, Nippon Steel says it engineered the machine itself, drawing on its years as a major user of computers and computer systems. +Dietze, 19, was sentenced to 15 days in jail and fined $50. +The implication is that the the Guggenheim collections in New York, Venice, Bilbao and perhaps Salzburg, will be constantly on the move. +In contrast, a cold front moving across the Atlantic Coast states brought lower temperatures west of the front. +Although the man was convicted and sentenced to 14 years in prison, community activists in this city of 96,500 launched a campaign to oust City Attorney Robert Myers, blaming his policy against prosecuting nonviolent homelessness-related crimes. +He will report to AVX's chief executive officer, Marshall O. Butler. +Sales rose 0.9%, to 936.37 billion yen from 927.82 billion yen. +It is the outgrowth of a tired and worn-out social theory: Cultural Relativism. +But political leaders expected that, and when, in late July, Johnson & Johnson said it was giving up its boycott of Florida TV stations, many thought the opposition to the tax was crumbling. +She was widely criticized for building a mansion on a Soweto hill, which she said was for Mandela when he left prison. +"I figured mother and Garbo at the moment were having tea, and mother said, `Make sure she gets it,"' Ford said of her late mother. +A report by the London Broadcasting Co. said Hadi Issa Grada, 44, was suspected of organizing actions against Libyan exiles opposed to Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi. +Put the carrots and livers into a low oven to rest. Add a little more oil to the saute pan and fry the onion. +In a three-block area in one section of Queens, the city counted 567 housing units in what it said was a neighborhood of one-and two-family homes; the Census Bureau counted zero units. +Gibbons said Northwest continues to make progress in reducing the $3.1 billion debt incurred in the buyout. +After opening at 147.56 yen, the day's high, the currency moved as low as 146.98 yen. +Peter Maloney directed the off-Broadway production which was seen on its opening night Wednesday. +In response to earlier appeals from the newly formed National Coalition for a Democratic Constitution, church bells tolled in protest throughout the nation. +The new structures also cut commissions involved in issues. In the old days a flotation would usually mean a public offer for sale, perhaps with the price set by tender, but often with a fixed price pitched to ensure the issue's success. +The only lawmaker to rise in opposition to the bill was Rep. William Dannemeyer, R-Calif., who portrayed it as a concession to the gay community. +Another important, if still largely symbolic, stage has been passed in the Middle East peace process. +One option, said Huizenga, is to acquire an existing team. +Sanyo Electric Co.'s electronic parts plant in Cimanggis, Indonesia, illustrates the point. +The 737s are expected to be delivered by December 1989, a Lufthansa statement said. +Russian State Bank Chairman Georgiy Matyukhin, however, said after his meeting with Messrs. Brady and Greenspan that a single Soviet currency is likely to remain in place for at least the next two years, if only for practical reasons. +Alan F. Delp, a senior vice president of the First National Bank of Chicago, is among several executives of American banks staying in East Berlin. +While oil exporters like Mexico, Ecuador and Venezuela are theoretically favored by skyrocketing oil prices, experience has shown that oil boom periods result in severe inflation and economic destabilization. +But Enimont also has some problems: It is overstaffed and has inefficient internal distribution, and the two groups that formed it often duplicate efforts. +Felder said he believed the divorce could best be handled as a "no-fault" divorce under California law, but that he had not yet spoken with Tyson's lawyers. +Particularly good profits came from the superchargers and robotics business areas and from some installation material companies. +"People thought there must be massive ownership changes going out there," said Mr. Wines. +'In every industry we have divested the workers have benefited enormously from improved conditions of pay and service. +He promised to replace it by a tax that falls more heavily on the wealthy. +And unrest would likely mount. +Although the government plans to reform the health system, it appears reluctant to endorse reforms that ideologically would threaten the concept of socialized free medicine. +The government pays for it," said Rieber, whose family has worked in the seal trade for 100 years. +The Tribal Appellate Court ordered FMC to choose qualified Indians for 75 percent of new jobs and all new promotions, give local Indians one-third of all training opportunities, and pay a $100,000 annual fee. +Earlier this year, Daimler said it expected passenger-car production to be unchanged from 1987. +The semi-processed coca leaf is flown mainly to Colombia, to the north, where it is refined into pure cocaine. +The rights therefore, should be supported, but the market is getting fatigued by the volume of shares being issued by housebuilders. +The transaction now is set to be closed March 20, three months behind schedule. +"But they don't have any qualms about Japanese letters of credit-because police cars are visible, but you don't see letters of credit." +The Columbia band formed a bridge on the field at Harvard Stadium this season and drove a car off it in a Teddy Kennedy sendup. And the University of Pennsylvania band still manages to make the shape of the Eiffel Tower seem risque. +Thunderstorms produced golfball-size hail at Peachtree City, just south of Atlanta. Quarter-size hail piled up 3 inches deep at Forsyth, in central Georgia. +But more is involved than a vulgar and musically mediocre group of ghetto kids. +Profit also has increased because the company has changed its business to focus on second-time computer buyers, who generally are more interested in higher-priced systems. +Hours earlier, the Supreme Court, on a 7-2 vote, rejected a motion to stay the execution. +"After the 1929 crash, the universal phrase was 'The economy is fundamentally sound,'" said a skeptical John Kenneth Galbraith, the Harvard economist. +Lawrence Hite, a partner with Mint Investment Management in New York, said Mint and most management companies maintain internal auditing controls that are designed to prevent fraudulent handling of customer funds. +Both rules still must be approved by the Vatican. +Birnbaum and Grasso, is studying how to boost the exchange's daily trading capacity to about 600 million shares from the current average of about 225 million. +"The U.S. slump leaves Mexico vulnerable and not at a good time," says Lorenzo Zambrano, director general of Cementos Mexicanos, a big cement exporter. +"We are trying to make Japan more self-sufficient in energy," says an executive at a state-controlled oil company. +Handling was admirable, even at high speeds. +'If we could convert only 10 per cent of the analogue cordless phone buyers to CT-2 it would be a nice business, and I don't think that is so ambitious a target,' Mr Wright says. +Thornburgh's dispute with the ABA was born of an apparent disagreement over discussions he and his aides had with bar officials over changes in the ABA's guidelines on judicial screening. +In other developments, a law firm appointed official receivers of Robert Maxwell's estate said it had obtained a copy of his will. +Daiwa Securities led the Japanese charge in September. +March 22: UAL board says the union offer has "serious deficiencies" but agrees to negotiate. +She uses her Foncard at a remote call-box, muttering to herself: 'Is this a great country, or what?' +Chrysler officials say the existence of the 1973 roll-bar memo wasn't disclosed because they didn't know it existed until contacted by this newspaper. +In Utah, dense fog contributed to accidents involving more than a dozen vehicles on a freeway in Salt Lake Valley. +Losing issues outnumbered gains by nearly 2-to-1 on the NYSE, with 843 down, 432 up and 502 unchanged. +The union is under court order to hold direct, secret-ballot elections next year for top officers as part of its settlement last spring of civil racketeering charges brought by the U.S. attorney in Manhattan. +That could hurt foreign economies because many are dependent on U.S. demand. +And Bush proposed that it all be done about five years faster than Gorbachev suggested. +Col. Pat Maloney, contacted by The Associated Press by telephone at at his Rhein-Main office, said, "There is nothing being discussed at this level." +Lauber said the NTSB was also told that the same motor had been replaced on Oct. 4, and had been in the shop for routine inspections in February. +Last spring Ray set up housekeeping in Letterman's home and was arrested while driving his sports car after identifying herself to a toll collector outside New York City as "Mrs. +Baldizon's allegations were disputed by Americas Watch, a U.S. human rights group that said he had repeatedly changed his stories. +Neighborhood civil defense committees in Nicaragua stacked sandbags to form levees against flooding. +Dayton Hudson Department Store Co. announced plans Monday to lay off more than half of Marshall Field & Co.'s 1,550 employees at its Chicago headquarters. +"I personally guarantee your safety," Premadasa said at a public meeting in the village of Girandurukotte, northeast of Colombo. "Let us forget the past and start a new era. +Death row inmate Clarence Brandley was freed on bond Tuesday, one month after an appeals court threw out his conviction on charges of raping and killing a teen-ager in a case tainted by racism. +Police were questioning five people last night over the IRA bombing of Harrods in January, including two men held after an armed raid in north London on Tuesday. +But Dragonair knew of those obstacles in advance, and analysts lay much of the blame for its performance on poor planning. +The disagreement, which cast doubt on the success of Soviet economic reforms, has become a matter of sharp public debate, with pleas to the two leaders to reconcile. +Cuba's official news agency Prensa Latina said the Hermann had a cargo of 10 tons of chromium. +Cardinal Macharski is responsible for arranging the transfer of the convent. +Moreover, if we were using such low-carbon fuels the level of air pollution would be much reduced and both the environment and human health would benefit. The reason, of course, is the relative cost. +Ramsgate is a leisurely four hours from the Continent rather than the tunnel's sprint. +Analysts said that helped to put a damper on buying interest in the stock market, along with persistent worries about the economic outlook. +Despite huge profits which I could have made from investing in emerging markets such as Indonesia, Pakistan and Malaysia, I ignored them completely in 1993 in favour of rather more predictable fare. +Police suspect the attacks were meant to draw attention to some 40 political prisoners in Chile. +Hours after the regional government was named, an opposition delegation led by playwright Vaclav Havel met with Communist premier Ladislav Adamec to discuss how to meet popular demands for democracy by reshuffling the federal government. +The dugout had a surprisingly thin hull, less than two inches thick at the bottom and 1.2 inches along the gunwales, said curator Flemming Rieck. +She shows you the tawdriness of this character's life, and her need for escapism. +However, can we say this policy is right over the long run?" wrote commentator Yunosuke Ohkura in The Japan Times. +In the broader market, prices of investment-grade corporate bonds finished the day 3/8 to 5/8 point lower. +As for Pneumo Abex, he says: "The idea that you can buy something you have never managed and assume you are going to liquidate is a lousy presumption." +Unsecured creditors of Allied Stores Corp. fell in line and dropped their objections to $1 billion in new financing for the retailer. +Those who would now have government abandon social responsibility in the name of unbridled individualism are doing Marx's work for him. +Though many suspicious transactions cropped up in the exchange's daily trading report, the surveillance staff "didn't do anything for more than four years," he said. +One glaring example is that while the Japanese, like the British, drive on the left side of the road and thus put steering wheels on the right side of the car, the Big Three export only left-drive vehicles to Japan. +"The view is spreading that there is a strong likelihood the U.S. will raise its discount rate," said a division chief at Taiheiyo Securities Co., who asked not to be named. +Wattana did not mention any casualties. +As a result, tablets often contain high concentrations of medicine. +The leftist guerrillas have been fighting the U.S.-backed government since 1979 with a campaign that includes economic sabotage. +The Commerce Department said residential, non-residential and government spending totaled a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $428.7 billion - the lowest dollar level since $423.1 billion was spent in November 1988. +New York Hospital spokeswoman Myrna Manners confirmed Garbo had been a kidney dialysis patient at the hospital, but released no other medical information at the request of Garbo's family. +"We try to have an open attitude here so people can go a little nuts or act weird. +The reports did not say how police concluded that Wakaoji was kidnapped by the Red Army. +"In any case, we are no longer the slaves of any ideology; that cost us too much," he said. +He permitted elections in October 1985. +On a 9-0 vote, the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee recommended that the full chamber consent to Darman's nomination to head the Office of Management and Budget. +And at the end of the day, it was certain he had the most important supporter of all. +A Vietnamese diplomat left Britain Sunday, expelled for brandishing a handgun during a demonstration earlier this month by refugees outside the Vietnamese Embassy. +Dukakis, Gore and Jesse Jackson shared the spoils in the other Super Tuesday contests. +For example, a 17-year employee earning a weekly paycheck would normally get 18 weeks of severance pay. +Savimbi, leader of the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, arrived in the Zairean capital Sunday morning for a meeting with President Mobutu Sese Seko, said Zairean government sources who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Indeed, Japanese art collectors have been buying Western art since the late 19th century, art experts say, but a veritable Japanese invasion of auction rooms in New York and London began in the early 1980s, fueled by the soaring yen. +The measure rose 0.2% in August and 1.2% in July. +In the 1991 first half the company earned $61.7 million on revenue of $796.7 million. +Hotel accommodations for security personnel and other aides cost $336,414; overtime for those personnel cost $256,205; per diem food costs were $183,030; and $141,464 was spent to install telephone lines. +Rodman & Renshaw Inc., the brokerage firm of the holding company, said it has hired half of the 40 people who worked for Staley's commodities trading unit. +David L. Spradlin of the Agriculture Department's personnel office said Yeutter had filed the annual disclosure on May 5, but it was returned for additional information and clarification. +Pork producers and meatpackers deny any health problems exist. They say two-thirds of the meat consumed in the EC does not meet such standards and call the EC action a blatant artificial trade barrier. +According to industry figures, the United States has a trade surplus of about $3 billion from its TV and film exports. +A military spokesman confirmed a dead Palestinian was brought to Jenin hospital but said members of the family took the corpse for burial and the army could not investigate the cause of death. +Falling energy and food prices in February helped restrain the rise in the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index after a 0.3 percent increase in January. +Police say Linares, 23, held off hospital workers at gunpoint, unhooked his son's respirator and cradled the boy until he died. +They also wanted official status to be granted to new committees formed to defend workers' interests, Kopasov said. +Some people have become infected through blood transfusions, although blood supplies are more closely screened now. +"It has a motivating effect on the employees, and it gives them incentive to do a good job," Karos said. +Holly Farms had tried to thwart Tyson's efforts by agreeing to merge with ConAgra Inc. of Omaha, Neb. +"Copyright covers artistic expression but not the ideas. +Before it was seized, Lincoln was owned by American Continental Corp. of Phoenix, a firm controlled by land developer Charles Keating Jr. +"I don't see it as a reprimand," she said. "Chicago is an anomaly. +About five million shares will be used for previously announced share swaps in which Saint-Gobain bid for full control of its Belgian glass unit, restructured its construction operations in a joint venture with Cie. +They've never owned a camp but have visited friends deep in Big Cypress for holidays, hunting trips and relaxation. +Now he's headed for Alaska, temporarily leaving his wife, three boys and a father in failing health to go north to scope things out. +Instead it sees the deregulation and liberalisation pursued by the Anglo-Saxon economies during the 1980s as the cause of their current ills. +It also completed a deal to purchase the automation division of Texas Instruments Inc., a Siemens spokesman said. +At the same time, experts are calling for moderate inflation of around 5 percent this year. +Anti-apartheid activists have criticized withdrawal schemes that permit the U.S. companies to continue supplying parts and equipment to South Africa. +OPEC's agreement to limit its runaway crude oil production have boosted crude futures sharply higher, but skepticism that the agreement would hold up in the long term has severely limited the gains. +It hopes to move next January to the $12 million, six-floor building. +ORANGE JUICE: March futures ended the day three cents a pound lower at $1.0815. +Inventor Mark Underwood of Burr Oak, Kan., says his machine is lighter and more efficient than conventional harvesting equipment, with half as many moving parts. +Authorities said he was taken into custody at school Wednesday and admitted to the killings. +Officials at the Army recruiting office in Little Rock, Ark., didn't wait for people to come to them. +As opposed to others in the 7,000-man army, the Leopards have not been associated with human rights violations. +The New Jersey Turnpike 7.20% issue due 2018 finished at a price of 89 3/4, up from 89 5/8. +Despite IBM's promises of greater speed, functionality, and power, few expect users switch. +"This is an education in greed in people," Campos said. +He said a possible cause was Arafat's recognition of Israel and renunciation of terrorism. +He demanded a lot of us, but he rewarded and compensated us." While the Enquirer flourished, its style has many critics, and several celebrities have sued the publication. +The company that arranges ad contracts for Los Angeles' buses has so far refused to accept the ads, said Carol Waymire, who represents the Winning Democracy in El Salvador campaign in Los Angeles. +It hopes that Lottery money and the general public will provide the remainder. The ENO has been quieter about its plans but unless around Pounds 25m is raised soon its early 20th century building could decline into squalor. +The last offshore discovery in Cook Inlet was made 26 years ago, when Arco, Unocal Corp. and Marathon Oil Co. discovered the McArthur River Field. +Environmentalists, meanwhile, said that while a number of votes are expected on other amendments intended to strengthen the clean air bill, the tougher auto pollution curbs were a top priority. +U.S. officials have repeatedly said no such strike will be undertaken by the United States. +But labor leaders contend that, even amid such defeats, correcting dangerous workplace conditions and helping workers win back pay in wage-and-hour cases promote the perception that a union can still have a concrete impact on the workplace. +Kriett told the Star Tribune and the Pioneer Press Dispatch Tuesday night that she did not consult with Jamieson before deciding to operate on a 43-year-old woman whose heart had stopped beating five times before surgery began. +Stocks were helped partly by a slight gain in bond prices. +If it wasn't for them, I'd be a prima ballerina by now. +The Mongols ruled Mongolia until 1921. +The small intestine transplanted into Tracey works just like her own would have if it had been healthy, with muscles moving the food down the digestive tract. +He contended that the Bundesbank was leaking the story to the markets to test reaction. +Now the rest of the world is taking its turn. +I wished I'd been ready," Sheik Nawaf said. +SWAPO has been fighting South African rule since 1966 and is favored to win most votes in independence elections scheduled for November. +I'm here to give a little encouragement to a courageous man." The weather cleared enough by midmorning for a 15-minute helicopter tour of the coast. +Asbestos, once considered a miracle fiber, caused thousands of deaths from lung cancer and other ailments. +And after 1989, there's room to wonder which is the best practitioner of "Realpolitik," the State Department or the exiles. +Ivanhoe alleged that Gold Fields and Newmont illegally "locked out" the possibility of an Ivanhoe tender offer by collaborating in a massive "Street sweep" for Newmont stock early last week. +The defense chiefs also planned to issue on Friday a joint statement of support for President Reagan prior to his meetings next week in Moscow with Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev, said the officials. +The 45,600-square-mile border area, thought to be rich in uranium, has been in dispute for decades. +In addition, he reminded me, Egyptians have for millennia lived in a paternalistic system. From the start they were administered by a vast bureaucracy that controlled the essential element of life, Nile irrigation. +Lifting the freeze, which caused immediate price rises of between 30% and 40% for many goods, amounted to the government's first formal recognition of the collapse of its Cruzado plan. +Police Commissioner Johan van der Merwe said three National Servicemen _ white soldiers serving their two-year mandatory military service _ have been held since the theft was discovered. +Since Bush's inauguration Jan. 20, the Pentagon has been directed on an acting basis by William H. Taft IV, who was the deputy defense secretary under Reagan. +"All of you have worked long hours under extreme pressure to keep our airline moving," Richard J. Hillman, Continental's top flight-operations executive, told his crew-scheduling staff members in a memo earlier this month. +Separate juries deciding the fates of Mondello and accused triggerman Joseph Fama, both 19, did not reach a verdict Wednesday. They resumed deliberations today in state Supreme Court in Brooklyn. +Costs to New York are 27 per cent less. +Shell Oil said unusually rapid corrosion in an eight-inch pipe led to the May 5 explosion at a Louisiana refinery that killed seven and sharply curtailed the company's operations. +But Mr. Silber argues that the "discipline" imposed on state government by a Silber administration would be sufficient to control costs. +The two suspects, identified only as a 22-year-old administrative employee of the warehouse and her boyfriend, remained in custody. However, a search of their apartment failed to yield the paintings, which remain missing. +The Jewish holiday Passover concludes at sunset. +This year will be different. +Former Premier Giovanni Spadolini, now Senate president, reportedly left in a huff because he didn't like his third-row seat. +He was taken to Abington Memorial Hospital, where Linda Miller, a spokeswoman, said he was in stable condition and alert. +Dairy Crest, the processing arm of the Milk Marketing Board, has announced the appointment of Michael Dowdall as chairman. +All 39 people aboard the plane survived. +After finding little support for some of the information collected the last time, the agency has dropped questions about marital history and home air conditioning. +Then Channel 4 screened the movie for a national audience in Britain. Since then Kevin Brownlow and David Gill have continued their meticulous work on classics of the silent cinema. +When Mr. Pippin was hospitalized at New York University Medical Center, he found space in the hospital to continue rehearsals. +"I tell them to hold auditions," Ms. Martin says. +That attempt to match the opulence of Western Europe and West Germany may have succeeded but it has left deep resentment in the provinces of the country. +Some of the cash that isn't going into money funds is clearly going into bond funds. +Unemployment is stubbornly high, but France has managed to stave off recession and its inflation rate is actually lower than Germany's. +The two nuclear plants were never completed. +Economists sometimes take rising inventories as a sign of economic weakness. +Israeli Ambassador Ovadia Soafer presented the Medals of Righteousness to townspeople who risked their lives as they sheltered Jews on the run from 1940 through 1944. +MCI said it has won a strong customer response to new marketing plans such as its Friends and Family long-distance discount program, which Bert C. Roberts, president and chief operating officer, said lured three million new customers in the quarter. +But on a more substantive level, Mr. Hart's re-entry is a sign of increasing voter dissatisfaction with the level and quality of presidential politics. +Roche coordinates an annual multiethnic festival at her school and organized the first racially integrated student dance at a rural Maryland high school. +"We welcome you, we are pleased you're and if you have an extra minute for a prayer when the going gets a little tough, remember the Congress. +Bush made the comments when asked if he was willing to consider relaxing the longstanding trade restraints in light of the recent democratic movements sweeping Eastern Europe. +More than a quarter-century has passed since Kennedy and his sister, Caroline, now 30, charmed the nation with their Oval Office shenanigans. +As competing countries such as India and Turkey begin to deplete their cotton supplies, buyers are increasingly turning to the U.S., Mr. Mueller said. +The company is not involved in property improvements for the time being. +Interest rates on short-term Treasury securities shot up in Monday's auction with the rate on three-month bills rising to the highest level in more than four years. +In the short term, the collapse of Communist hard-liners in Moscow could open the way to a joint Washington-Moscow agreement to shut down aid to the warring sides in Afghanistan's lengthy civil war. +Opposition leaders have said they will be watching to see if steps are taken to separate the power of the party from that of the state. +The deficits were without precedent in the last 70 years. +Whether that came directly from my father, or as much from my mother, I guess it's a basic Christian attitude," Michael said. +This anxiety is shared by critics, which may explain the aforementioned objections to basing a "Masterpiece Theatre" series on an idea by Herb Schmertz. +Indeed, for companies that can't spend a lot to catch consumers' attention, ingenuity goes a long way. +No group immediately claimed responsibility, but suspicion fell on Protestant paramilitaries opposed to the outlawed Irish Republican Army, a mainly Roman Catholic group fighting British rule of the province. +Dealers reported that the Bank of England intervened to smooth the pound's rise as it hit an intraday high of $1.8850. +But the details of the measure may make life difficult for networks and Hollywood producers, alike. +The steps to the House chamber were lined all day with lobbyists from civil-rights groups who were urging support for the measure, and by representatives of small-business groups, who wore pins bearing the word "quotas" marked by a diagonal, red slash. +The big story was the dollar's resilience despite a surprisingly huge $12.5 billion excess of imports over exports for November reported by the Commerce Department. +The Soviets withdrew their forces from Austria in 1955, but they left behind a large embassy and many other offices that Western intelligence agencies always have viewed as potential helpers of the KGB and the GRU, Soviet military intelligence. +The problem was excerbated by the religious difference. +Forest City Enterprises Inc. said it plans a $350 million expansion of the Summit Park Mall in Wheatfield, N.Y., that includes shopping centers, a hotel and an industrial park. +Gorbachev was optimistic, however. +The Saudis and the United Arab Emirates are picking up most of the slack to replace those 4 million barrels. +Tax credits to small businesses for the first five years they offer employee health insurance, for the first five years they extend coverage to employee dependents and for the first five years they enroll employees in a managed-care program. +These are not radical, anti-establishment people. +The U.S. Embassy in Seoul closed the cultural center about a year ago to protect staff members. +(God is great) stabbed two women soldiers hitchhiking near Kiryat Tivon in northern Israel. +He led development of the original Compaq portable personal computer and was instrumental in engineering the company's subsequent products. +But it can at least assure the Burmese people that they are remembered. +Defense lawyers had argued that 76 other officers and troops acted on orders of their superiors when they shot the prisoners. +For example, some of the bulldozers buck and jump rather than run smoothly. +The textile industry in Slovenia contributes more than 7 per cent to the republic's GDP and employs more than 50,000 people. +Jerome Barron, a law professor at George Washington University here, said Tuesday the 1974 decision is a strong precedent for North. +Purchasing managers around the state in November reported a threefold increase in inventory levels over a month earlier. +He said he could not comment on the number of soldiers, their destination or time of departure. +George Bush isn't like that. +Royal Dutch/Shell's operating profit on chemicals more than doubled, to #232 million from #114 million. +In his letter of resignation, Mr. Toren said "the job was far more demanding than I expected and I do not want to continue in a role that takes such a heavy toll on my life." +Those on the left who have been writing lately about the "vanishing middle class" must be similarly disdainful of the facts. +The lender of last resort function consists today of deliberately ill-defined guarantees in return for acceptance of detailed supervision. +"One has to be blind not to see that the moderate stream is becoming the dominant one in the PLO," Labor parliament member Lova Eliav said on Israel television. +Hershey Foods lost 2 3/8 to 37 7/8 after Goldman Sachs cut its rating on the candy and chocolate maker to "hold" from "buy" and cut earnings estimates for next year. +The proper course now would be to throw the political doors wide open. +In the Lilco case, a federal judge in Hauppauge, N.Y., late last year dismissed the jury he had empaneled, after it was reported that major issues between the two parties had been resolved. +The defense contended that Nardi and Argie were hired by Presser and did whatever he wanted them to do; that Hughes worked; and that Allen Friedman often was too ill to work. +Pharmaceuticals, however, also eased back along with steel stocks to end little changed. +In a simulcast system, a TV station would broadcast its regular signal on one channel and the same program on another channel in high-definition. +Barry's political status and political future are not factors we considered when making decisions about this prosecution." The jury's verdict was widely interpreted at the time as a victory for the mayor. +It attributed the 20.4 percent decline from July 1988 to a shift in payment dates for military salaries, veterans' benefits and Supplemental Security Income. +As of September, United still trailed American in year-to-date business but appeared likely to become the undisputed largest U.S. airline by year-end. +"I could have understood one or two counts, but I just don't understand this," he told companions as he headed to a probation office. +Uno did not propose specific changes, however, and reiterated general support for the tax. +Selective buying of some widely traded stocks took place toward the close, dealers said. +On Wednesday, the Texas Supreme Court agreed with the trial court and the cities. +Portfolio managers were scouring the world to sell shares wherever they found good liquidity and the best prices. +It wasn't intentional, we were all busy." +There were signs of a slowdown in exports, particularly for the service sector. Employment. +If not, the downside could be problems of the sort we can't even imagine." +That made the market especially vulnerable to fears about the dollar, a danger that Treasury Secretary Baker failed to recognize. +"They're always looking at Mercedes, but most of them can't afford to go for that much luxury," he says. +And some of his actions during the crisis riled Washington, too. +Morton is a chartered accountant and is chairman of the Vistec group which supplies computer systems, software and services. +Mrs. Thatcher's remarks were seen as a rebuff to several leading members of her own Conservative Party who have called for a more clear-cut British commitment to the EMS. +He is working on a book on the Middle East. +Now it's Snelling's turn and he is running to succeed Kunin. Both Snelling and Democrat Peter Welch face only token opposition in their party primaries. +The formation is only about 300 feet deep, he said, "but every 50 feet or so you have a different species. +The April contract for wholesale home heating oil plunged on Tuesday by 2.54 cents closing at 55.04 cents a gallon, after rising 1.06 cents Monday. +Oz said the Israeli crackdown on Palestinian demonstrators was increasing hatred between Arabs and Israelis. +It is this often pedantic and time-consuming system that is now under threat as the industry approaches the bracing world of privatisation. 'We are trying to prepare the railways for the next century', says Sir Bob Reid. +Before she died in January, Dorothea Allen destroyed family papers and letters and tore the date and place of birth from her passport. +Another surge of snow and lower temperatures was forecast to move into Wyoming on Sunday night, dropping temperatures to as low as 15 below zero. +"It is my view that the Reagan administration sacrificed a critical opportunity to make significant changes in the terms of automotive trade to its imperative of getting an agreement," he said. +Volume on the Big Board came to 61.74 million shares at noontime, down from 155.33 million at the same point Friday. +Nisrin's head was wrapped in blood-stained bandages Monday. +The EarlyWarning Radiation Detector sounds an alarm at about five times the minimum government standard for exposure of nuclear plant workers. +She would be the first British monarch to visit the Soviet Union since the 1917 revolution that overthrew the czar. +Under the apartheid system of racial segregation, the country's 28 million blacks have no voice in national affairs while the whites control the government and the economy. +Until its tangle with Kollman, Mr. Salberg said University Graphics had been profitable, providing pre-press services to major publishers across the country. +But if history is any guide, those numbers provide cold comfort. +Then, in blood-red paint, they labeled Rambo's plane "Ho Chi Minh Air." +But he noted a series of trade barriers Japan erects to American agriculture and electronic equipment. +They took about a third of the capital in the first assault and held onto extensive areas for most of a week, also engaging in heavy combat in the provinces. +Burnett said the board did not cite design of the control knob as a factor because the pilot had so many chances to discover and correct it and because Boeing and the FAA already were correcting the problem. +But he was first on the air with television commercials in Michigan in what aides said was a make-or-break contest for him. +Youngsters not yet in their teens are shopping and cooking for the family, scheduling their own orthodontist appointments and piano lessons, tending pets and buying their own clothes. +Mr. Sterling was punished for his diligence, thanks to a widespread but little-known way credit reports are used. Lenders commonly turn down applicants with too many "inquiries" on their credit-reports. +The administration has modified the proposal to say Medicaid eligibility will be delayed after applicants transfer assets to others, depending on the size of the transfers. +Other countries have their own versions, such as the Oberammergau Passion Play in Germany. +Military units also occupied workplaces, he said in an interview. He said five workers in the department of Sonsonate, 40 miles from San Salvador, were detained for more than nine hours. +Like those attacks, the sack of Bagdad, Mexico, failed to crush the town. +He tells me my timing is "atrocious," my voice "monotone and off-key." +The Soviets have earned a significant amount of hard currency by exporting energy to Western Europe, particularly West Germany, Italy and Austria. +Gantt, whose supporters hoped to enshrine him as the first black elected to the Senate from the South since Reconstruction, ran as an unabashed liberal and attacked what he called Helms' lying and distortion. +MBB was added to a rapid succession of technology and aerospace acquisitions in 1985, when AEG AG, MTU and Dornier were taken aboard. +But Mencken did not find politics boring: only absurd. +This is expected to encourage further consolidation. Of the 650 financial firms in the country in 1983, only some 50 remain. +It also would not interfere with the right of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to pursue a civil suit against Bush and other Silverado officers to recover part of the taxpayers' losses. +There has been a slight decrease - although not for long enough to signify a trend. Sir Gordon Higginson, vice-chancellor of Southampton University, told the committee: 'Some of our students are having a desperate time. +Guerrillas are greeted with smiles and offered cool melon juice. +For 1990, Pargesa has forecast its net income will rebound to exceed the 1988 level. +The information is embedded, like small fossils, in the bedrock of the prose. +While illiteracy was once a problem that could be ignored, industry is now forced to confront it. +The consensus is that the index will rise 0.5%. +He said Radio Free Europe-Radio Liberty monitors noticed no incidents of jamming over the weeked. +Pilarczyk refused interviews Tuesday, but is to hold a news conference Thursday. +"Over my dead body," says Mr. Campfield. +The company declared bankruptcy in 1986 and saddled the PBGC with claims of about $2.3 billion for more than 108,000 employees. +The upshot was solidification of the already widely held opinion that for months to come, the government will keep base rates at the current 14% or higher. +Rector said Chubb has not been threatened with license revocation in Ohio, but "we've told them that the department's position is they're on the hook." Ms. Korkuch said she could not comment on the lawsuits and said they have not been resolved. +Nissan Motor had denied that such an agreement had been negotiated with Mr Octav Botnar, Nissan UK chairman. +They endure such drivel by finding fault with every line of courtroom dialogue, objecting through their popcorn. +How do employees at the Internal Revenue Service keep calm when handling calls from angry taxpayers? +"In U.S. elections around 50 percent of the electorate votes, but that doesn't mean Americans don't want democracy. +Treasury Securities Long-term Treasury bond prices fell slightly Wednesday, while shorter-term issues posted little or no change. +Most financial operations on the island are still Malaysia-related. +"He gave everybody a little hug and he thanked us for coming," Mrs. Miller, of Upland, Calif., told reporters. +I'm crazy about flowers." During fall and winter, when humidity is low and printing conditions best because paper doesn't swell with moisture, Van Drunen would make money. +Late in the New York day, the dollar was quoted at 133.05 yen, up from 132.80 yen late Wednesday. +The per-share figures are before a 2-for-1 stock split payable April 20. +On Sunday, Bishop Martin Kruse, the head of the Lutheran Church in West Germany, appealed for more help for the asylum-seekers who are allowed to stay even if their request is rejected. +Mr. Kagan said yesterday that neither Mr. Weinstein nor the other officers who resigned have yet been replaced. +Net income for the six months slid 70% to $27.9 million, or 86 cents a share, from $91.9 million, or $2.68 a share, in the year-earlier six months. +Polls show that voters will blame the Democratic Congress for budget deficits, they argue, and praise the Republicans for fighting a tax increase. +As they pulled hurriedly away, three vans with still-extended transmission towers got caught in power lines and briefly blacked out a one-block area. +BOOKER TATE, a subsidiary of Booker, the UK food group, is to take over the management of the troubled Barbados sugar industry for six months. +Eastern was nearly grounded in March 1989 after most of its 3,600 unionized pilots walked out in support of striking machinists. +That $600 toilet seat is beginning to resemble a boomerang. +When the federal subsidies are included, the 1987 premiums totaled $365 million, compared with the benefits of $335 million. Thus, the 1987 loss ratio was 0.92, or 92 cents paid out for each $1 of premium. +While prosecutors couldn't be reached to elaborate on the bank's size, a spokesman for the bank's lawyers said it was an apparent reference to the geographical size in the number of countries served. +The announcement was made Tuesday in Richmond by Virginia Gov. Gerald L. Baliles and Lt. +Crancer said she assumed the FBI would have notified her family if the agency had information such as that given to Playboy by Frankos. +In addition, it urged further deregulation for interstate trucking and the consolidation of banking regulation into a single agency in the Treasury Department. +It acted despite warnings by opponents that the benefit increases for working retirees would come at the expense of new programs. +For some radicals, Iran's restored ties with all the "lesser Satans" are hard enough to understand. +"Two weeks ago, the world was braced for a military clash in the Middle East; but when it didn't take place, hope grew that there would be a diplomatic settlement," said William O'Neill, senior futures strategist for Merrill Lynch. +"What it comes down to, however, is the need for parents to be more directly involved in their children's math training. +They're very anxious to do that sort of thing. +Today, the fight against the world's "corrupting effects" takes a different form. +'Argentines have become more cost-conscious and more realistic,' one Chilean investor says. Perhaps the Chilean asset in widest demand is expertise. +But a spokeswoman for R.P. Scherer said the company's attorneys "are reviewing" the decision and haven't decided yet whether to appeal. +The bombings ended after a truce was declared on Jan. 17. +About 1,300 farmers received drought-insurance policies, and Chubb has said it will issue $40 million of coverage to them, as it planned. +A new trial of LaRouche, six aides and five political organizations is scheduled to begin in January after the first case ended in a mistrial in May. Three other defendants are fugitives. +Blue-collar employment fell from about 190,000 in 1982 to 121,000 in 1987. +Without the funds, the communications infrastructure required to lock the mountainous north into the rest of the country and Europe cannot be put in place. +For that matter, the governor of Texas also agrees that his courts are a big worry. +Meanwhile, the extreme-right National Front claimed it was the new leader of France's right. +No one mourned Mr Durao's departure save parents who appreciated his commitment to improve deteriorating security in and around schools. +Polhill is freed April 22 after 39 months in captivity and handed over to Syria. +The one black-ruled capitalist country in the region, Botswana, has one of the highest growth rates in the world and often is cited by economists as a model for development. +Students stroll across manicured castle grounds to classes in restored 13th-century buildings, all under the watchful and critical eye of the count, who lives in an 18th-century Baroque castle next door. +It was not clear which of the militant organizations Fernandes had contacted, and there were no signs from any of the groups that they had been approached. +When Bush talks about a "six pack," he's not talking beer _ although he's been known to enjoy one on occasion _ but about wrapping successive horseshoes around the pole. +Gladiolas towered over an array of petit fours, champagne, Grand Marnier and other delicacies. +Only the ones who are the moderates who are not responsible for the genocide should be accepted," he said. +I heard her voice screaming out for mine, but there was nothing we could do," she said, her voice cracking. +Damage Limitation or Crisis? leaves little doubt that the main authors believe that this failure is well along the road. +Ms. Kazuck said she met Jeffrey Meka a few days before he was struck with the hatchet. +Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Hisham Nazer said Tuesday his country is maintaining its OPEC quota and is committed to security for oil importing and exporting nations. +He alleges that the prisoner was murdered to stop the leak of details of a World War II plot by powerful Britons to overthrow Prime Minister Winston Churchill. +Rose's newspaper, unlike the much larger St. Louis Sun, has an editorial staff of four. +The title comes from Gaudino's frustrated attempts in 1989 to investigate a Marseille building scandal. +Just last year, at a June Communist Youth Festival, the lead guitarist of the Polish supergroup Lady Pank appeared onstage shouting obscenities and exposing himself in front of 40,000 communist youths. +Blatnick overcame two bouts with Hodgkins Disease in 1982 and 1985. +Most people say it's a load of politicians talking a load of rubbish.' This view is echoed by butcher Mr Michael Gourley. +The central question confronting Wednesday's conference centered on why the apparent cracking and corrosion on the Aloha plane were not detected by inspectors. +During this summer's drought, any hint of significant rain has sparked a drop in farm futures prices. +Nobody knew I was one of the musicians. +Yet loosestrife holds a peculiar attraction in Michigan, where Rendall estimates it has taken over more than 30,000 acres of marsh and swamp, about the same as in Minnesota. +Affiliated Publications Inc., parent of The Boston Globe, agreed to acquire 80 percent of the common stock of ASM Communications Inc., which publishes periodicals on the advertising and marketing industry. +The Le Monde poll backs a similar poll in the latest Enjeux Les Echos magazine, which found that 56 per cent of chairmen advocated a crackdown. +But the scenario may change soon and possibly injure the Australian dollar. +That's because the thrift industry faces too much competition _ from within, and from banks and securities brokers _ to risk scaring away depositors by passing along a proposed increase in federal deposit insurance premiums. +Commander of both forces, aboard the flagship Coronado based at Bahrain, is Rear Adm. +Peru is the chief producer of coca leaf, the raw material of cocaine. +On Sunday, the 42 Canadians also on Miss Kimelman's tour returned to the beach where she was killed for a brief memorial service. +However, Time Warner is hobbled in making acquisitions by $14 billion in debt and preferred stock remaining from the takeover of Warner Communications Inc. by Time Inc. in early 1989. +Although the Apple IIgs has a color screen, it's seen as yesterday's technology; IBM has provided low-end color computers for years. +It landed first in Mashhad, Iran, where 57 passengers were released. +This stock gained 4 1/8 Friday, mostly in the final hour buying spree. +Observer hears that his independently minded mates in the upper house had wanted to do a deal with the Tory rebels who oppose the government's leasehold reforms. +The trick for Western speculators who would take advantage of systemic disparity is to buy ordinary merchandise at ruble stores and ship it home parcel post. +Asked about the speculation that Mr. Louis-Dreyfus has been hired to pave the way for a buy-out by the brothers, the executive replied, "That isn't the reason Dreyfus has been brought in. +The product will be marketed under a distribution agreement Trimedyne has with New York Stock Exchange-listed C.R. Bard. +The Bush administration is seeking to save money on U.S. emergency oil reserves by possibly leasing _ rather than buying _ oil from Saudi Arabia and other major producers, sources say. +Junejo and other politicians denied the charges. +Some say, "All you do is get yourself a job. +On Thursday, two animal rights activists who claim they were rammed by boats during a protest last week filed a $10 million suit against private companies hired by the Navy to carry personnel and equipment for the tests. +Customs posts will be strengthened. +Analysts applauded the move, noting that Lomas would pay less than book value for the profitable thrift. +"Each individual shareholder reserves the right to vote as they see fit," he said. +Reporters and witnesses saw at least 30 protesters being detained during the demonstration Thursday. +Finance Ministry officials wouldn't say when they will rule on the Seagram-Martell agreement. +Mrs. Akselrod said she and her family were still being punished for their lineage. +Bush said mortgage rates have fallen from 18 percent in the early 1980s to less than 10 percent. +DiSilvio, who was not charged in the shooting, told police that Hanley never identified himself as an officer, and Borrelli said Hanley's police ID was still in his pocket. +But Mr. Sprinzen called that a "pretty modest expectation for an A-minus company." +Wright, who had managed the hotel, declined to comment on the fire. +The first rocket-propelled grenades hit the squad's truck, around which the men were sleeping. +Mr Evans said those costs would be reduced by a further Pounds 1m this year. Gearing stood at 33 per cent at the end of the year. UPF was bought from the receivers to the collapsed Parkfield group in 1990, in a Pounds 30m management buy-out. +Many financial-market professionals say the weak employment statistics released Friday make it likely that rates will move still lower. +The government also cited a transaction in which First Nationwide acquired a share in a pool of loans from an affiliate S&L, based on a six-month-old review of the loan portfolio. +We've spent a lot of time talking about Eastern Europe, on the dynamic changes taking place there and inside the Soviet Union. +Mr. Dekker is starting a program for 15 tenants in the 250-store center. +The municipal court judge will reduce or suspend fines if offenders take part in a 20-week literacy program at Oil Belt Vo-Tech. +"After quickly digesting the trade news, the exchange market moved slowly in the morning because of a lack of new incentives," said Kenichi Nakao, a dealer with the Mitsubishi Bank. +It began eight years ago and it's going to continue. +He reacted to her in a comedic way. +Michael Stevenson, deputy editor of BBC Television's On The Record programme, is to become the 11th secretary of the Corporation. +The Fairfax office in New York declined to comment, and company officials in Australia couldn't be reached. Australian bank officials also weren't available for comment. +Olson's script involved three Vietnam veterans who had conducted scams during the war and were looking to continue them in civilian life over the opposition of their former superior officers, who had become corrupt drug agents. +After taking his lunch break - though he ate no lunch - Joseph poured over the accounts once more. +Two stock classes are common in many companies, but they are particularly attractive to media concerns eager to preserve editorial independence and strengthen control by company founders or their descendants. +In fact, the 3% maximum has been in effect for more than a year, Knight-Ridder said. +The asset sales included $1 billion in student loans and $500 million in credit card loans, as well as other low-yielding investments. +He also is expected to seek military aid. +HSBC, better known as the Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank, acquirer of the Midland, rivals Glaxo as the UK's second largest company. +Scientific-Atlanta is a telecommunications equipment concern that makes digital audio equipment for International Cablecasting. +Nevertheless, just a few blocks from Mr. Tofeileh's apartment, one American investment is taking the sheik's assurances seriously. +It aims to attract close to Fl 10bn of funding through the entire six tranche tap issue. In total, the government has raised Fl 23.45bn via 30-year, 10-year and 15-year public bonds this year and an unspecified amount via private placements. +Vice President George Bush's regulatory relief task force will review federal and state regulatory programs to examine tax and other incentives that can assist in the emission-control efforts, the statement said. +"Frankly, it pains me to see journal subscriptions cut and other austerity measures taken in the library while money is spent on carpets, drapes, brass lighting fixtures and similar non-essentials," he said. +Martin Marietta Corp. said Tuesday the company will realize about $140 million in after-tax profits from the sale of its interest in a London-based computer services company. +Stores and shops will be closed in China until Wednesday. +On emigration by Soviet Jews, he threatened to slow or halt the issuance of exit permits unless Israel stopped settling the emigrants in occupied Arab territory. +On Saturday evening, about 2,000 residents gathered at the boundary of the nearby Kahnawake reserve and shouted racist slurs at Mohawks. +Thach cited Assistant Secretary of State Gaston Sigur's testimony before a congressional committee in July in which Sigur urged the continued isolation of Vietnam. +The cocaine capos have mostly invested their money in expensive real estate. +Instead, they deal mainly with the press. +But Kyriakos Eleftheriadis, president of the Athens and Piraeus Hospital Doctors Union, said doctors have had no real pay increase since 1983. +Swire said his device was packed inside a radio-cassette recorder, but used marzipan icing instead of semtex plastic explosives. +Arzt, quoted in Sunday's New York Times, denied the flap created by the attacks on Jackson was behind the mayor's decision "to rethink whether or not he would be a delegate." +In August, prices had fallen 1.2% from the year before but were unchanged from July. +But even then, there are millions of dollars to be made by investment bankers; many bankruptcy-law reorganizations take years to complete, so even a slowdown in filings this year wouldn't kill the business. +Foreigners have shown a reluctance to invest in what was East Germany, where problems of land ownership and bloated work forces have compounded ordinary risks. +In 1966, a merger was announced between the National and American football leagues, to take effect in 1970. +CBS announced its latest win Wednesday. +Is there anything Switzerland can do to accelerate the process? We have a new transit agreement with the EC. +A key to the government's case was the sale of about 153,000 partnerships between 1984 and 1987. +A negative number indicates the amount by which the value of goods imported from the country shown exceeded the value of goods shipped from the United States to that country. +The document describing the fund was dated Feb. 16 and mailed to investors last week. +Raymond Seitz, assistant U.S. secretary of state, presented the American views of the meeting of the 35-nation Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe. +Dog trainers do it, sopranos do it. +At the auction, the average discount rate on three-month bills was 5.46% and the average discount rate on six-month bills was 5.65%. +Cosby faces another crisis: His children will be penniless unless he swings a deal for his bombastic boss (Barry Corbin). Since Cosby is visible only in the dark, it's not easy. +Like White, Kingsley is an ex-Navy officer, retiring in 1971 to join Alabama Power Co. as senior engineer in nuclear production. +The curfews were imposed Tuesday night as part of a state of emergency Ershad declared to try to quash the growing movement against him. +Tucson Electric is one of three groups seeking as much as a 24.9% holding in Citadel. +Covia, which operates the U.S.-based Apollo computer reservation system, is 51 percent owned by United Airlines. +The prospect that the Fed might ease monetary conditions began to surface a few weeks ago when some economists and analysts began to focus on the weak growth in the nation's money supply. +It didn't elaborate on the stake. +The vessel was loaded with ammonia nitrate fertilizer. The next day, another fertilizer-laden ship, the High Flyer, also blew up. +Evans _ who gave a paper on his findings at the spring meeting here of the American Geophysical Union _ said the antarctic ozone hole may be causing a decrease in the level of ozone protecting the whole Southern Hemisphere. +People in the field say there is a lot of hope there." Weiler emphasized, however, that the computer-enhancing technique is only an effort to salvage some good from a fundamentally flawed telescope. +While a grand jury met Wednesday to hear more evidence in the Pentagon bribery case, a federal judge refused a newspaper's request that he unseal information filed by investigators to obtain search warrants against their prospective targets. +She was admitted in critical condition to Lehigh Valley Hospital Center but died late Sunday night, authorities said. +"I borrowed money from my mom and went to night school. +And showers reached from west-central and eastern Arkansas across northern Mississippi. +Mr. Grede, however, said he wasn't aware that the practices had ceased. +Congress and the policy wonks were caught up in the issue for a decade. +Had Congress delayed a few more days in approving an increase in the debt limit, the Treasury may have had to put off the redemption of bills that matured last Thursday. +Worthington Holiday Inn general manager Connie Bruns said 75 to 100 people spent the night in the lobby and meeting rooms. +Ethnic Albanians make up about 90 percent of Kosovo's population, and the minority Serbs say they are persecuted by the Albanians. +It is inchoate, un-structured and in danger of becoming ineffective. +Bond prices jumped and share prices seemed sure to follow when trading began, because the weak number could delay for months the next move by the Federal Reserve to tighter money. However, investors gulped when they read past the first line. +The measure reflects a nearly 3.7% increase from fiscal 1987, but in the case of the military and foreign aid, the administration faces cuts from last year's levels. +Thomas H. O'Brien, PNC president and chief executive officer, expects that "modest" dilution to be recovered within two years. +He handed out 200 military decorations and told the men President Bush was proud of what they had done. +Cheap cement imports are adding to the cyclical pain. +Over the same period net public debt rose from 21.2 per cent of GDP to 36.7 per cent, and is projected by the OECD secretariat to rise to 43.9 per cent by 1995. +The foreigners came in from the start as heavy buyers of electricals in particular. +Kawasaki Heavy Industries fell 15, or 2.5%, to 582. +I was surprised to see salmon on every menu and in the charcuteries and fish-shops, seeing that France has almost no native stocks and they must be flown from salmon farms in Britain or Norway. +Some occupations simply seem to attract a higher number of dishonest applicants, perhaps because of a greater opportunity for theft on the job. +Although Fedeccredito wasn't able to bridge a gorge in Maquiliquat, it had no trouble building a retainer wall with government materials and labor to protect a Fedeccredito supervisor's house in Chalatenango City against mud slides. +The investors also are suing Mr. Polo in Paris and Geneva in attempts to recover some of his assets abroad. +JWT also has considered going private in a leveraged buyout, but financial analysts said it would be difficult for such a plan to top the WPP offer. +But unlike Babbitt, Eric's mania for numbers and improving social skills let him hold down a job. +While most of the increase was caused by seasonal factors, about $2.9 billion of the cash inflow resulted from other factors, principally the stock market crash, according to James Barth, chief economist for the Bank Board. +The mobile servicing system is Canada's contribution to the international project. +Four months after the contract ended, the state still hadn't rescreened any significant number of slides to determine their accuracy. +Under them, simple decisions are taken by the Commission's merger task force and only initialled by the commissioner. +Stroh and Heileman are having a difficult time of it. +FBI agents and congressional investigators delving into the Iran-Contra affair used thousands of messages retrieved from the system, called PROFS, in piecing together the most far-reaching scandal of the Reagan administration. +The number of places on the scheme will rise to 72,000 in 1993. +Those 70 or older could continue to earn an unlimited amount without penalty. +It can cost about $9.50 to grow, pack and ship a box of apples, so many of the state's 5,000 growers are still losing money or breaking even. +G7 finance ministry officials have, perhaps, been more appreciative of these efforts than Mr Clinton's domestic audience. But the administration's handling of its economic relationship with Japan has at times been less than masterly. +The newspaper quoted Guan as saying after his arrest: "My wife and children work, my family's living conditions are pretty good. +Laundry still can't be aired in the front yard, but is permissible in side yards and on porches and balconies. +Such a strong showing could give Bush a big chunk of the 82 Republican delegates at stake in Illinois. +But business is business. 'To claim that Santa is here is a big responsibility,' says Mr Hakulinen in Rovaniemi. +The United States has provided $3.5 billion in aid to battle the decade-old insurgency, and Canada has a $12 million program that aids farmers. +The reforms are designed to give more power to Moslems in Lebanon. +The battle for control of Lebanon's Christian heartland will have a profound impact on efforts to hold this fractured country together. +It was the first time authorities evicted people living in tent cities. +Zaragossa said he wasn't particularly shocked by the allegations. +The group claimed responsibility for the attack on Neusel in a letter left at the scene of the crime. +The assailants then opened the car door and pumped bullets into the victims, Pimentel said. +"It's costing us every day because we are not making the sales that we could be making," said Mr. Seidman. +Shamir's proposal would apparently permit the inclusion of Palestinians who are formally registered as residents of the West Bank or Gaza Strip but who also maintain residence in Jerusalem. +Today's forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms over the southern Plains, the lower Mississippi Valley and the Ohio and Tennessee valleys. +They can do it as conveniently in a 747 as in their own living room." Factor VIII is derived from human blood. +D'Abo plays Asner's daughter, who disapproves of her father's financial dealings and is romantically involved with one of his victims. +The British Aerospace workers are striking over their demands for a 35-hour work week. +The amount of EDS's non-GM business in the first quarter rose to 46 percent from 44 percent a year ago, reflecting a continuing strategy of reducing reliance on the parent company for business. +The National Association of Realtors said Friday that sales dropped to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 3.21 million units last month, following declines of 1.2 percent in December and 2.9 percent in November. +It mentioned capital investment, elimination of double taxation and joint work on ecology, space research and medicine, said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +No decision had come Tuesday from either the courts or government officials. +Consult your doctor about inoculations. +The farmers waved black flags to mourn their dying industry and listened to farm leaders demand an economic bailout from both German states, which are expected to unify by year's end. +Exchange dealers attributed the lower opening to cross trading between the yen and principal European currencies, especially the British pound. +In return, three Roman Catholic religious orders have agreed to withdraw a shareholder resolution challenging the company practice. +Accepted bids ranged from 8.38% to 8.395%. +The executives' stock sales come in advance of one of Sotheby's busiest business periods, the spring art-auction season. +The mystery was solved Tuesday as Columbia University announced that it had been given the papers of Ellery Queen, the dashing, upper-crust detective whose adventures helped elevate American detective fiction to an art form. +High-school students also overuse language fads: "the bottom line," "that's what it's all about." +West Germany belongs to the NATO military alliance, but East Germany is part of the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact. +For the same reason, Mr. Kohl and his allies are eager to get the election over with quickly. +Genscher made his remarks shortly before he left for Moscow to accompany Kohl. +Mr. Klarman cautions "there are a lot of ways you can get hurt. +Some Delchamps holders, including some who are parties to the holder accord, have told A&P that they would support combining the two companies "assuming acceptable terms can be agreed to by the parties involved," the letter said. +South Korea's trade surplus widened in March and the first quarter, but the government continued to predict a decline in the surplus for the full year. +"You represented the best when you went to war and you won. +As previously reported, TWA last week called off its plan, unveiled earlier this month, to acquire USAir Group for $52 a share. +A South Korean newspaper said the pair wants to go to the United States. +It financed the bulk of the country's budget and capital investments. +However, similar heat waves and droughts can be expected much more often as a result of future warming, said James E. Hansen, a climatologist at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York City. +A spokesman for the company said "the acquisition of the Southland stores in Houston is a major move for (us) and one that we think significantly strengthens the company financially. +The main task of the unicameral parliament, the Grand National Assembly, will be to write a new constitution to usher in democratic and economic reforms. +Reverse mortgages, the financial instrument for utilizing home equity, have existed for at least a decade, although with little popularity. +The rating concern said Hall faces a need to rebuild profit levels before the next cyclical downturn in insurance brokerage. +Don't settle every case because a jury might be against you, Mr. Samnick says he would advise companies. +But he says Gerber originally diversified because "a baby's tummy isn't infinitely expandable." +Investors outside the insurance industry also showed some interest, including Sam Zell, whose fund, Chilmark Partners, considered investing. +The water is drawn into tanker ships docked near Philadelphia. +They do so because they are both ambitious men. +Abbas Hamadi's trial resumes March 1, with further testimony expected about Mahroum. +In its six consecutive advances, the Nikkei has risen a total of 1387.63 points, or 5.7%. +Seven years of war have aggravated conditions in Sudan, Africa's largest country. +You see people there striving less to be cool than people here." +"The market has drawn little strength from the earnings that have been reported," he said. +The museum has the largest collection of works by the impressionist, who lived from 1853 to 1890. +Rifle-toting soldiers in riot gear and steel helmets were deployed today at the harbor, the bus station, the seafront National Assembly building, the headquarters of the ruling party, and the courtyard of the national radio and television service. +The couple have been dating for more than a year and became engaged on Valentine's Day this year. +Most of the disputes are over improper execution of orders or churning, turning over portfolios just to gain commissions. +The act declared the mustangs protected wards of the state and made their killing a misdemeanor punishable by up to a $2,000 fine and one year in jail. +The U.S. Embassy official said the new strategy was more selective and avoided measures that hurt the Panamanian population. +"Over the next year," says Mayor Lee Cooke, "I believe you will see a flood of concerns and anger by folks like me." Moreover, some economists argue, the bailout is a transfer of cash to the wealthy from the less-so. +Indiana Sen. Dan Quayle, back in Washington after campaigning in Pennsylvania's Republican heartland, sounded a Halloween theme during his travels Friday. +The Citizens' Movement for Democratic Action, led by Mr. Walesa's former intellectual advisers, would rather let the government go on calmly dismantling communism; in that effort, Poland is well ahead of the other new boys of the old bloc. +For Ayer, which was the nation's 15th-largest ad agency in 1986 according to Advertising Age, the account helps make up for a recent setback. +It allows us to know about common problems that are happening to various different people: we can draw on the prior knowledge of fixes, and apply it the next time around,' says Roberts. Remote access to the user's terminal is an important HDE feature. +Two of the soldiers-of-fortune have recently been seen in the islands, the ministry said. +"You have one group of investors that sees inflation tapping at the door," says Frank Kelly, an E.F. Hutton trader, "while the other sees recession around the corner." +For the nine months, operating profit there was up by a slim #2 million to #471 million. +Traders there said fears that the scandal surrounding Japan's big brokerage houses will spread added to worries about a looming slump in Japan's economic growth. +She declined to say whether the administration thought Palestinians could agree to negotiate with Israel without a green light from the Palestine Liberation Organization. +The current rates of duty are 0.6p per box of 40 matches and 50p per lighter. +The NSC believes that Radio Free Europe broadcasts to Eastern Europe will be sharply reduced by the time the transmitter becomes operational in 1996, said the source. +One editor who has since quit recalls turning in a list of 120 story ideas for a special section and having them all rejected by Mr. Neuharth. +John Smale, P&G's current chairman and chief executive, grabbed a job as assistant brand manager of P&G's Gleem toothpaste in 1952. +Ten minutes later, a Cruzeiro airline plane received the Varig pilot's final message, saying he was running out of fuel, only one engine was working and he would make an emergency landing in the jungle, Borges said. +The movie is scheduled to begin filming in spring 1990. +Sicor has been the target of an investigation into alleged theft of trade secrets and materials from Erbamont's Italian affiliate, Farmitalia Carlo Erba S.r.l. of Milan. +Doctors said she apparently remembers nothing of the events at the funeral home. +Mrs. Sims continues to maintain her innocence, Groshong told the panel Wednesday. +Since the interweaving of piano and orchestra was one of Rachmaninov's wizard skills, this was a pity. +The cause of the blast was not immediately clear. +And as the old ads for rye bread said, you don't have to be Jewish to enjoy it. +And, going even further, Bank of Boston Corp. on Monday said it would charge off $200 million in loans to less-developed countries and placed on non-accrual status all but a small portion of its Third World debt. +Consumer activist Ralph Nader, through a representative, called for Chairman Roger B. Smith's resignation. +Fortitude, the nation's third-largest gold producing mine, had 1986 production costs of $171 an ounce, compared with $206 an ounce in 1985, Mr. Bourne said. +Some stock analysts are encouraged that generally short-term Treasury securities prices have been rising and rates falling. +The auto maker said it will make needed repairs for both problems at no cost to vehicle owners. +But international group sales and operating profits rose "well above" the year-earlier period. +But delays in enacting and implementing changes in tax withholding could make the resulting rise in consumer spending too late to do much to help start a recovery. +He was the man who found Adolph Eichmann and (found) the man who arrested Anne Frank." Cooper will also film a Wiesenthal book called "Max and Helen," which tells of the only time Wiesenthal let a Nazi war criminal go. +"Despite having shown considerable initiative in her duties, she has to bear objective responsibility for the situation" in Kosovo, said a statement by Kosovo's leadership, carried by Tanjug. +The port was shutdown when the war began in September 1980. +More than three in five said they are under a great deal of stress most of the time, compared with less than one in two U.S. consumers and one in four in Japan. +John Lipsky, a Salomon Brothers Inc. economist, observes that the dollar's recent rebound "has occurred in the absence of any fundamental changes" in the U.S. economy. +At that time, National Lampoon Chairman Matty Simmons said the group, Grodnick Matheson Co., told him it might not pursue a takeover if they were named to company's board. +Another issue is the form of payment. +Assets of tax-exempt funds rose by $382.5 million, to $88.4 billion, Donoghue's said. +Pennzoil will vote for management's slate of directors, which includes Chevron's chairman, Kenneth Derr. +Currently, seats are quoted at $143,000 bid and $150,000 offered, the exchange said. +But it could gain assent to essentially flat wages through to 1996. To lock the unions into such restraint the government will probably have to jettison part of its planned reform of the overtly rigid labour laws. +The first major revision of the nation's pesticide control law in a decade is headed for President Reagan's desk with praise from lawmakers and lukewarm support from environmentalists. +Al Spivak, a spokesman for General Dynamics, said the company "knows of no payment of bribes by this company or any of its people" to Paisley or his wife while Paisley was in the Navy or in private life. +Legislators concerned about racially offensive marketing practices by some Japanese companies are calling for an end to derogatory representations of blacks and warning of a possible boycott if changes aren't made. +But the Wisconsin lawmaker had to back down when committee Democrats said they weren't ready to decide the question. +The record belongs to a 1931 Bugatti Royale Merline, which brought $6.8 million in 1986. +The violent Sikh campaign grew out of the extremists' call for a separate homeland to preserve their culture and faith in a country where they form just 2 percent of the population of 880 million. +Ultratech Stepper, which makes photolithography equipment for semiconductors, accounted for about $40 million of General Signal's sales of $1.92 billion in 1989. +Sikh militant groups, agitating for an independent nation in Punjab, have also opposed the canal. +Some will not survive. +But some residents and traveling salesmen have other objectives: mainly making quick bucks off the hundreds of ecologists, politicians, journalists and officials that have flocked to this town to see the trial. +An American official in Washington said Friday the United States would ask the Soviets for help in trying to win the release of Americans held hostage in Lebanon by pro-Iranian Shiite Moslems. +IBM and Metaphor said that the acquisition had already been approved by Metaphor's board of directors, but must still be confirmed by its shareholders. +Meanwhile, government research interest continues, Mr. Kurtzman said. +For his party trick, Simon Willcock will copy your credit cards. +Such formalist experimentation eventually fell into disfavor, and in 1934 the Soviet art avant-garde was condemned at the First All-Union Congress of Soviet Writers for running counter to revolutionary and proletarian goals. +"Practically speaking, it's hard to see anyone taking over the company," Mr. Brownlee said. +El Peruano, the government newspaper, said the decree placing Lima and its port of Callao under military control was a response to the call by the Shining Path for a general strike in Lima Friday. +As any self-respecting investigator will confirm, the devil is in the details. +Nor would the president himself. +Israeli authorities closed 14 bus companies in Arab east Jerusalem for a week starting Thursday as punishment for the company's participation in commercial strikes, Arab reports said. +The peacock still struts as the No. 1 network with an average rating of 12.5 for NBC. +He'll get to eat at a table set up in a part of the gorilla building not open to the public that gives a great view of the primates, the zoo said. +The NRC is on solid ground in reasserting its authority, which is based on many years of detailed study of the tiny risks and large benefits associated with nuclear power. +The sumptuousness of a throne room is more fun for an audience and the music Pavarotti sings, and the way he sang it Thursday, are suitable for a king. +The committee says that may have been a deliberate scheme to evade limits on outside income, from which royalties are exempt. +A second brigade being formed has manpower but no armor. +The government cannot afford to do without him. So the risk is great that the ANC's plan to overthrow the governments of Ciskei, Bophuthatswana and KwaZulu could lead to violence. +All are sponsored by Dreyfus Corp. and are initial public offerings. +"Not as much as I would have liked," Reagan said. "Here and there. +The convoy was the 28th this year and the 50th since the United States agreed last summer to reflag and escort 11 Kuwait-owned tankers to protect them from Iranian attack. +Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev visited Britain this month. +Anyone wishing to legally obtain such drugs had to travel abroad and get a prescription from a physician there. +Last year, the board changed its position, and Saturday's prom was held without incident. +The cache included dynamite, detonators, liquid explosives, and other explosives used in the construction industry, said Sanchez. +In January 1984, three years into the Reagan administration, the GAO criticized the management style of then-HUD Secretary Samuel Pierce in a report to Congress. +Essentially, their position was, "I don't think Joel did it and that's it." +Among other reasons, Scripps Howard, an 80%-owned subsidiary of E.W. Scripps Co., cited WMAR's poor earnings. +Modern construction techniques will ensure the walls don't collapse as they were inclined to do during the fort's heyday. +The dollar recovered after a sharp drop that followed the trade report, while bonds were mixed _ an indication that investors were not seriously worried about worsening inflation and higher interest rates. +"I didn't want to go against them in court, but it was a matter of principle," says Mr. Dillon. +The Senate bill makes farmers eligible for federal aid if they have crop losses this year because of drought, flooding, freezing, hail, high winds or similar severe weather. +Lithuania contends the youths were illegally drafted into an army of occupation. +But unless there's a crisis such as a Wall Street crash or runaway inflation, "they are not willing to admit that they or their programs should be a part of the solution." "There's a key element missing from the budget debate. +But he told more than 800 people during a morning session that civilized people "have long abandoned burning at the stake as a response to blasphemy. +The family heads, in turn, are expected to turn over part of whatever earnings they have to the archdiocese, which holds them in savings accounts against the day the families are ready to stand alone. +"P.S. of Oklahoma has the cash, so they're redeeming this to save their ratepayers money," a Central & South West spokesman said. +However, he contended that he did nothing for the bill in exchange for the money, saying he had been assured by an aide that the businessman agreed Carpenter could take the contributions without any strings attached. +He owns three national titles and 16 magazines. +Although 95 percent of the tread on the front tires was gone, the main landing gear under the wings looked normal, Lopatkiewicz said. +Jhelumi said he has been denounced in Pakistan and his relatives there have been threatened with being socially ostracized. +What's hard is understanding why anyone would want this Eighth Wonder, especially considering that it will come back year after year. +Honeywell announced the expected 1988 loss after the stock market closed Tuesday. +Mr. Latimer can no longer ride a bike. +But they're still raising objections,' says Mr Voulgaris. Andros's sewage disposal problems are typical both of islands and large Greek cities. +The eurobond market saw few new issues yesterday with the US, Canada and Luxembourg closed for holidays. +Mr. McNeilly currently is general manager of BHP's transportation division. +In January, the UAL board said it would consider offers from Davis, but the agreement had blocked him from purchasing stock. +The bid began with Nomura's Toronto office, which learned that Canada wanted to raise about $500 million with a 10- to 15-year maturity. +Mr. Ringberg indicated that he would examine Bofors's relationship with Tan Kok Cheng, the former general manager of Allied Ordinance of Singapore Pte. +"George didn't ask me any questions. +Long refused to say what types of toxic gases might be present or what caused the explosions. +Bush also read a touching letter written by PFC James Markwell, a 20-year-old Army Ranger medic who died during the first hours of the invasion. +George Bush speaks slightingly of the National Economic Commission, and the strong man in the Bush campaign and presumably any Bush administration is the same James Baker who included gold. +Most remarked on it in their valedictory news conferences. +Lorenzo, wearing a conservative navy suit, blue shirt and reddish tie, looked tired as he answered Sisk's questions. +After Minnesota, the next target is the South Carolina primary. +Nothing.' The wall along Finkenkruger Street has since been removed. +"It's certainly valid technical economics if your goal is to get to a balanced budget in the 1993 period, give or take a year," Boskin said. +Fur sales have been in a slump that started with the October 1987 stock market crash, industry analysts say. +Such a rule would have saved most of those killed at L'Ambiance, officials said at a signing ceremony in which the regulations were formally enacted. +Park Hee Do, the Korean army chief of staff, was widely reported to have told a group of domestic journalists that if Mr. Kim were elected, "something unfortunate might happen to him." +Under the regulations, Roman would be required to make a similar follow-up offer to other Standard Trustco holders. +Backer Spielvogel handles promotions for CBS, although it lost the advertising portion of that business in 1989. +Wickes Cos. has been discussing the sale of its Kayser-Roth Apparel division to Transnational Capital Ventures, a New York-based merchant banking concern. +Several Democratic members of the panel conceded that they probably couldn't muster the two-thirds vote needed to override a veto. +But in a previous Securities and Exchange Commission filing, he had issued a warning to directors, asserting that Symbion's continued success was "substantially" dependent on his future efforts. +The first of two power lines that feed the airport blew at 11:53 a.m., causing some areas to lose power. +Mail Boxes Etc. said it signed an agreement with MBE Japan Co. to develop MBE franchises in Japan. +The 61st Annual Academy Awards is set for March 29. +Mr Judah went to Charterhouse, the English public school, and spent a year at Lausanne University. He joined Reuters as an accountant in 1955. +The move would dump up to 585,000 square feet of commercial space onto a glutted market with a 21% vacancy rate. +We can show the people that their government is alive, and it works for them." +Cousins, who was not certified to operate the ship, said he could not explain why it was on automatic pilot when Exxon policy limits use of the device to open waters. +The Scottish Conservative party manifesto states clearly that racial discrimination has no part in our society.' Lord Whitelaw also distanced himself from Sir Nicholas's speech and said he was cancelling his planned visit to the constituency today. +("A Lady and Her Cigar," Barbara D. Phillips, editorial page, April 1.) Would that such mischief represented general womanly desires. +"The problem is, they won't be fair." +"Gold still acts as a haven when uncertainty prevails in the financial markets as it did" yesterday, she said. +Coelho, who could move up in the House leadership if Wright falls, said Sunday he would be amending his 1986 financial disclosure to include a previously unreported $50,000 loan that financed half of a $100,000 investment in junk bonds in 1986. +I have not made any decision at all," Bush said. +The episode casts yet another shadow over Mr Kravchuk's last year in office. +In earlier working negotiations, the two Koreas agreed to hold a second round of prime ministers' talks in the North Korean capital of Pyongyang on Oct. 16-19. +The thin line system _ 52 of the 56 towers have been built _ looks like a giant "8" stretched across the country, with the center at the Strategic Air Command headquarters at Omaha, Neb. +In return, Henley sold Itel its stake in Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. and leasing operations, among other holdings. +A South African opposition leader said Pretoria's state-of-emergency restrictions, including censorship rules, would make it impossible to have a free and fair whites-only election May 6. +But some analysts feared the timing of the two events would create the impression that Japan had succumbed to Saddam Hussein's apparent strategy to divide the international alliance against Iraq. +Both parties will invest FM375m in equity in the the company. +And even if the house had been purchased in 1986, when the explosive Boston market was near its peak, the homeowner would have realized equity gains of 16.9 percent in each of the following three years. +Several lawmakers suggested the Bank Board's estimates remain optimistic, and that its goal is simply to delay a showdown on the thrift crisis until next year for political reasons. +It is difficult for the manufacturers of compact disc players and cassette recorders to realise large profits. +U.S. officials want a substantially lower tariff. +The suit alleged that GE and Sargent were responsible for certain defects in the design of the plant. +Detective Riccardo Abreu said there was no evidence that anyone was involved in the incident except for the gunman who died. +"It's not `don't come," Quayle acknowledged today in an interview with The Associated Press. "It's a matter of timing on when you will come," he said, expressing the reaction he has gotten from nations he wanted to visit. +Mr. Gibson says he doesn't think he erased the tape, but if he did it was by habit, to prevent maintenance crews from hearing pilot complaints about TWA. +The loss to Mr. King, whom he defeated four years later, was the fulcrum in a life that Sandy Cohen Bakalar, his sweetheart at Brookline High School, says was remarkable for its "predictability and consistency." +Sen. Thomas Daschle, D-S.D., said he was worried that shortcomings discovered by the special unit of the Senate Select Committee on Indian Affairs would go uncorrected. +The committee is thus a group which is impelled to agree and is instinctively hostile to that which is divisive or new. Failing the decision-by-committee avoidance tactic, individuals can resort to their own preferred approach. +Consumer information programs, including possible information on new-car stickers about the instances of theft, ease of repair and claim frequencies of similar models. +The two have differed on the best ways to combat the spread of the fatal disease, most notably in what emphasis to place on recommending use of condoms to prevent its transmission sexually. +"Those who want respect for the international laws and Security Council decisions should first solve this 23-year-old problem and comply with laws and council decisions before using double standards," Saddam was quoted as saying. +Executives of Times Mirror, parent company of the Los Angeles Times, and La Opinion said Aug. 2 that the two Los Angeles-based newspapers will maintain separate staffs and operations. +For example, the Supreme Court president must personally appoint drivers to take court officers to and from their homes. "This is madness," said Carrillo, the presidential adviser. +Blatt, a developer in Stockton and briefly acting general manager of the Seattle Seahawks, was accused of hiring two former University of the Pacific football players to kill Laurence J. Carnegie. +Discussions between Senate staffers and officials of the Office of Management and Budget will continue this week on the details of the agreement. +The book opens in 1908, and Ms. Sumii says the sentiments revealed in it have hardly changed. +One batch yields about 2,500 sticks or 65 bowls. +Jackson scheduled a speech at Washburn University and another at Wichita State University. +It is assumed that 15 partners participate in the Sipp, each contributing Pounds 20,000 per annum. Andrew Warwick-Thompson is head of the partnership pensions section at consulting actuaries Bacon & Woodrow. +The front, whose 12 underground organizations include the Communist Party of the Philippines and the New People's Army, made the proposal in a statement delivered to news organizations on its 16th anniversary. +The unpopular move, planned for next year, would have cut pensions for affected 7m Poles before next autumn's presidential elections. +It will also support improvements in Mexico's telecommunications services through the privatization of Telefonos de Mexico, a government-owned company. +Loma Linda University is affiliated with the church. +Mr. Tisch was the third consecutive postmaster general to serve for only a brief period. +Revenue rose to $244.7 million from $214.8 million. +So a user can do a credit check, look up a share price, get a company report and so on, with relative ease. Compuserve has a great appeal for smaller businesses, which cannot afford subscriptions to so many services at once. +Seven days later, while singing a spiritual at the funeral, Hugh Bryant suffered a fatal heart attack. +Says Tulane Dean John Kramer, "He loves travel. +But there's lots of discipline." He appears to have ended Pace's political isolation from Soweto's young militants. +Since retirement, I have met retired Americans in at least 50 countries all over the world, many not yet 65 years old. +Stuart Symington, the nation's first Air Force secretary and a U.S. senator from Missouri for 24 years, died Wednesday of heart failure. +The union will not be effective in a crisis if its every move has to be unanimously approved in advance by the representatives of 20 or 30 separate bureaucracies. +Such claims could reach Pounds 2bn. +Another is documenting what happened in those bloody years when scores of suspected leftists _ data shows half were laborers or students _ "disappeared," most at night, and most from their own homes. +But in the first days after the broadcast, investigators had answered no more than 7,660 calls, Lt. +American Pacific said a team of insurance investigators is expected to try to determine what caused the accident. +"We told him they would have to use force to move us and that if they did, the strike will continue beyond Tuesday," Adou said in an interview. +The House Armed Services Committee earlier this week banned the use of American money for the installation made necessary by Spain's decision to force out the 72 F-16 jet fighters from Torrejon de Ardoz. +Moreover, it is overwhelmingly dominated by the left-leaning Brazilian Democratic Movement, or PMDB in its Portuguese initials, a party of which the president is a member but whose roots in the anti-military opposition he doesn't share. +The men who died were in the hold of the vessel, the All-Alaskan, which was being converted from an oil drilling rig to a fish-processing ship, said Larry Schatz, a fire department dispatcher. +"My reaction to the speech was pretty positive, more positive than I expected," says Mr. McCraw. +And the Kremlin has made similar allegations about the United States. +But Herb Condray, Mrs. Sims' brother-in-law, said police are only trying to save face by arresting her. +The dollar was quoted at 132.85 yen in early trading in Tokyo Tuesday. +The National Health Service, no longer immune from the grim realities of the government's finances, has returned to the front-burner of politics. For nearly two years the NHS has been kept off newspaper front pages. +Participants learn how to apply management theory to a school setting. +But the commission also said it found no proof Waldheim actually participated in war crimes. +On April 4, the day Adams said the appearance of Trump and Maples is scheduled, Trump is scheduled to be at a real estate dinner in New York City, Ms. Tuso said. +Rather than fade from the scene, Mr. Seaman would acquire 17% of the new company for $8.5 million, the document discloses. +Spectators said they stood behind Mrs. Thatcher's position on human rights, but they were less enthusiastic about her attitude toward trade unions. +DUKAKIS SELECTED Bentsen of Texas as his Democratic running mate. +Yesterday, SEC officials wouldn't specify the sticking points in the talks. +The Mujahedeen Kalq said from Baghdad, Iraq, that groups of a dozen prisoners were executed at Tehran's Evin jail and relatives lined up every day at the prison gates to search for bodies of loved ones. +Defense contractors are out of favor because many analysts believe defense spending is bound to be cut no matter who wins the election. +Carlos Duque, the government candidate in the annulled elections, avoided reporters after the meeting. +BUSH AIDES suggest the Iraq crisis may bring lasting improvement in ties with Syria. +He translated for her in court. +The Maltese say their Christian tradition dates to the year 60, when Saint Paul was shipwrecked on the island. +That includes selling some of Irving's assets, reducing Irving's Third World debt portfolio and consolidating facilities. +According to the World Bank, the Trinidad terms - a two-thirds write-off of bilateral government debt of low-income countries - are still not enough to ensure that many African countries can service external debts in the medium and long term. +Under the program, farmers agree to take highly erodible cropland from production for 10 years. +And the captain of the tank landing ship Boulder was relieved of his command because the ship ran aground during a NATO exercise off the coast of Norway on Sept. 12. +There also was some skepticism in the market about whether Bush is serious about holding down oil prices by dipping into the nation's reserves. +Platt was out of the country and unavailable for comment. +The document, disclosed by news reports last week, had not been intended for public consumption. +Shipments began this week. British Coal exports, Page 34 A CONSORTIUM of European construction companies has been formed by Tarmac Construction to tender for the building of the second Forth road bridge. +But the state government instituted a committee of investigation. +Budget Director James Miller said at a breakfast with reporters that he was "concerned about the Fed's overreacting" to the dollar's drop. +'Financial markets don't believe the Fed will be successful in orchestrating the long-term decline in inflation I'm predicting. +In the 1978 movie "Animal House," actor Tim Matheson played a college Don Juan negotiating his way through a series of romantic liaisons. +Energy futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange slid below psychological resistance points as traders continued to bet on near-term peace in the Persian Gulf. +And US investors, who have provided much of the buying in the past year or so, have pulled out of the market in recent sessions as Wall Street has come under pressure. BP dipped 6 to 283 1/2 p, albeit in thin turnover of 3.1m shares. +Viktorenko and Serebrov are to remain in orbit six months. +Sherwood has done its best to minimise the risk by leaving the Leporati family with a 25 per cent stake tying them into a five year contract. +The libel-proof doctrine that the appeals court rejected "was never a broadly applied doctrine," said Floyd Abrams, a New York attorney who specializes in libel law. +One key advance is a fertilization and irrigation system first employed in Israel, which allows growers to deposit water and nutrients directly at the base of trees. +The scientists showed the videotapes at a news conference Wednesday. +In the twenties and thirties, New York was not only the financial, industrial and press capital of the country, but prided itself on being its policy center as well. +The two nations also agreed to reopen consulates in Bombay and Shanghai that were closed by the Himalayan border war. +Police had sought Lee for anti-state acts and prosecutors believe the student fell into a reservoir and drowned while fleeing police. +It may truly be said to have neither FORCE nor WILL but merely judgment." Merely judgment. +As he recalls his college days, he interrupts himself to rattle off the first six lines of Moliere's "The Misanthrope." +Basic earnings per share were 14p (10.6p) and on continuing operations 24.4p (12p). +He has been working as a consultant since he resigned from Automated Security Holdings, where he was finance director from August 1988 until January 1993. +They also may not state that certain items, such as caskets or vaults, will keep out water, dirt or other gravesite substances when that is not true. +A judge reinstated conductor Myung-Whun Chung as musical director of the Paris Opera. +Social workers and officials are accused of gross negligence in ignoring evidence the boy was being brutally victimized. +A rise in oil prices, says a spokesman, "lifts the spirits of the economy in Texas and Louisiana and the other oil states. +Coca produced in the Uchiza region is partially processed in jungle laboratories and flown from clandestine airstrips to Colombia, where it is refined into cocaine for sale in U.S. and European markets. +Three weeks ago, the NAACP was expected to state its position on the nomination of Mr. Thomas at its Houston convention. +"The problem is cash flow," says PaineWebber's Eli Lustgarten. +Investigators now are distributing posters around the country of 2-year-old Christopher Dansby and 19-month-old Shane Walker. +Rep. Craig T. James, R-Fla., a veteran attorney, expressed skepticism. +"Our wives wouldn't accept it if we had to move from our mansions," a prominent Panamanian with good military contacts recalls one colonel telling him. +They said Mughniyeh may have been the chief kidnapper of American hostage Terry Anderson, chief Middle East correspondent for The Associated Press. +But he worries that the PRI's losing power. +The court sentenced six other officers to terms ranging from 12 to 20 years for their involvement in the aborted revolt. +After the burial, some of Casiraghi's fellow speedboat racers plan to ride aboard a yacht to the site where the accident occurred and lay a wreath in his memory. +But Hrawi's government said Aoun and his military aides will not be allowed to leave and should face a court of law for a variety of crimes. +An inmate-firefighter died Thursday of burns from a blaze in Riverside County near Hemet, about 65 miles east of Los Angeles. Victor Ferrara, 22, was burned when his crew was overrun by wind-driven flames in the now-controlled fire. +Mild recessions, such as during the early and late 1960s, have tended to be followed by weak recoveries, where commodity prices showed no early leadership, Mr. Banerji says. +Nine people died from the disease. +The government has also been negotiating with India on a withdrawal of Indian troops. +But the only one that gained $3 or more was Merck, which rose $5.125 to $196.75. +Just look at what happened to Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, the New York leveraged buy-out concern, after it sold stock in Duracell International. +The latter is especially unreliable, but then that is half the fun. +Roxana Zal says she formed a quick friendship with Cissy McClure after playing the young mother in the ABC movie "Everybody's Baby: The Rescue of Jessica McClure." "We were very excited to meet each other," said Zal. "It was strange at first. +The audience has little of the glitter of, say, Spoleto. +"The ICCO agreement simply cannot circumvent supply-demand realties," Stevenson said. "The agreement does not have control where it is most needed. +The countries have lost trade because of the U.N. embargo against Iraq and Kuwait. +Henley, which has interests in engineering, financial services and other areas, previously said it would distribute one Fisher share for each 20 Henley shares outstanding. +But he added that his supporters may take their issues to the full convention if they feel slighted by party platform writers. +But many others will figure on getting most of the latest IBM benefits by simply buying new parts and inserting them in earlier models. +It will raise much of this from the sale of 20,000 cars on the Romanian market, Romanian privatisation officials said. +Thousands gathered in the snow, weeping and clutching flowers, to file past the open caskets. +He did not say if he might resign or if he expected to be ousted from the party job. +Zemljaric has been involved in economic policy for much of the 1980s, when inflation spiraled out of control. +One analyst, who asked not to be named for fear of offending IBM, said, "There are some questionable aspects" in the way IBM did its tests. +In the year ended Dec. 31, Union Carbide earned $720 million, or $5.31 a share, on revenue of $8.32 billion. +Moslems make up about 88 percent of Bangladesh's 104 million people. +Mr. DeGroote's holding of about 24 million Class A shares have an indicated market value of about $458.8 million, while Laidlaw's total market value exceeds $3.5 billion. +Most of the people who were told to leave their homes went to the houses of friends or relatives, or stood by police barriers and watched, said Charles Thomas, a director of the local Red Cross. Only about a dozen came to the school. +The warrants allow holders to buy one share of OTF stock for $7.50. +By the late 18th century, when a Turk or an Arab indulged in a cup of sweetened coffee, in all probability the coffee was brought by Dutch merchants from Java, and the sugar by French or British merchants from the West Indies. +They join two family clans announced as winners of two other tickets Monday, Illinois State Lottery officials said. +Philip J. Polich, 41, formerly vice president and chief operating officer of Verit, was named to succeed Mr. Carway as president. +Guild Executive Director Brian Walton refused to speculate on how the vote would go. +The debt can be surmounted only through strict economic discipline and adjustments, not through "gifts or donations" from the United States or the International Monetary Fund. +Vogt said joint teams should investigate alleged armistice violations and work to return remains of American soldiers who died in the Korean War. +Low-income families and some other groups can get rebates of up to 80 percent under the new system. +It is wrong to connect it to economic conditions. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange Friday, Manville closed at $6.75 a share, up 75 cents. +The Communist-run municipal governments, in turn, allowed the party apparatus to run local affairs, including commerce, allocation of scarce raw materials and distribution of a wide range of privileges. +Louis F. Bantle, chairman and chief executive officer, said the increase reflects the "strong earnings prospects for 1988." +"It's one thing to have a long relationship with a company," a First Boston investment banker said. +And I don't want to misrepresent this to the American people. +But every time the movement tries to reach much beyond abortion, disputes break out over just what "pro-life" means. +Because of uncertainties about the size of the two bodies and the strength of their gravitational fields, there is an uncertainty of about 20 miles in the distance to Neptune and 120 miles in the distance to Triton, Cesarone said. +Mr. Brimmer, a former Federal Reserve governor and currently president of Brimmer & Co., was re-elected vice chairman of the non-member group of the exchange's board. +The China Free Union Preparatory Committee sent the manifesto to government-organized unions and marketplaces at the end of January. +So the freedom of citizens to associate and act for political purposes or for free collective bargaining. +Lawyers for the machinists union said the power of unions to fight for fair treatment is weakened by a ban on sympathy strikes. They also said the 2nd and 3rd Circuit court rulings conflict with decisions by other federal appeals courts. +But arthritic bureaucracies don't tame new frontiers. +And in spite of management's record, Birmingham hasn't received the same market welcome as Nucor Corp., considered the Wall Street darling of minimills. +And they worry that its passage would set a precedent for more legislation imposing requirements on how companies do business. +The airline, 49 percent of which the government plans to sell, has already axed 60 management jobs and 21 jobs in Europe. +The dollar was up slightly in early trading in Tokyo Monday. +The order will limit Southmark to one, instead of three, directors on San Jacinto's board and will require San Jacinto to operate with less management involvement from its parent. +Several accidents involving nuclear waste have been reported in the past, but there have been no official disclosures of deaths. +Su Shaozhi, another prominent dissident, arrived in the United States on Thursday and went to live with his brother in Chicago. +Now you can go to Nissan or Mitsubishi." +"We're excited," Mernick told reporters outside the courthouse after Reynold's decision. "We're very excited and happy we won. +Another reputed mobster is said to have the run of the company's records division. +Paul Cross, JRN's director of special projects, had to look to Hollywood, Calif., to find companies to reproduce the battleship linoleum used on the cafe's floors and the wheel-etched glass that bore the colonel's name on the front of the building. +It angrily accused the Communists of stalling on both demands. +A college of regulators was established in 1987, on the IML's initiative, so that regulators from eight countries would jointly take responsibility for BCCI. This college proved to be incapable of monitoring BCCI closely enough. +Mohorita said there would have to be a "new attitude toward former leaders," but he did not say if that referred to Dubcek or hard-liners who took charge after the liberal leadership was ousted. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, gold bullion for current delivery rose rose to $403.60 a troy ounce from $402.30 Wednesday. +"We estimate that attendance at holy Mass celebrated in our 530 centers worldwide has increased between 5 to 10 percent since the consecration," Schmidberger said. +American attempts to use the economic weapon have most often failed because other countries could not be persuaded to follow the U.S. lead. +"It is the obligation of every Jew to feel solidarity with every other Jew," said Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Itzhak Navon, the highest-ranking Israeli official ever to visit Poland. +The Communist Party long has maintained a shadow bureaucracy in government and business, with party officials supervising and frequently taking charge of all decisions. +Berson said lower mortgage interest rates should produce a slight improvement in the months ahead. +"It's going to be really hard. +A group of top executives said it believes the economy will continue to grow at a 2.5% to 3% rate in 1987 and 1988 without a big rise in inflation or interest rates. +Minutes after he issued the order, Welfare Department personnel arrived at the home. +That puts the UK eighth out of the 12 and compares with the Community average of 79 per cent. +Some proceeds from sales of the coin, the first to honor a living American athlete, will benefit the Amateur Athletic Union and United States Diving Inc., officials said. +In another instance, lawyers from two firms had to keep track of a train car full of jeans and other clothes from California to Brooklyn. +He even attempted to sing. +During the three-day visit, Kohl is slated to meet with President Reagan, Secretary of State George P. Shultz and leading members of Congress. +GEPHARDT EDGES closer to a decision on running for president. +The shares closed 4 1/2 down at 463 1/2 p. Insurer and financial services group Lloyds Abbey Life held to a fall of 2 at 444p ahead of tomorrow's full-year figures. +The consortium later emerged as an offshoot of a plan to retain lawyers from three Asian-American legal activist groups in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles to help the Loo family. +Last week, President F.W. de Klerk rejected requests to appoint a judicial inquiry commission, saying the allegations could be handled through normal legal procedures. +We had worked hard and long on it." To justify the lower price tag, Mr. Plaskett contends Pan Am would benefit more from a marketing pact linking Pan Am with United. +In 1987 the industry had revenues of $1.5 billion, according to Public Citizen. +"Emigration plays an important role in espionage in the Federal Republic (West Germany), as has been shown by the arrest of the suspected KGB agents," Lange said. +The preferred stock rating remains at single-C because dividends have been suspended. +In Geneva, a U.S. official said an accord leading to a Red Army pullout was still possible despite Moscow's insistence on continuing military aid to Kabul. +There were no formal charges against Bloch, however, and U.S. officials have declined in their public comments to go beyond confirming that he is the target of an intelligence investigation and no longer has access to the State Department building. +On Tuesday, Mrs. Nickell's daughter, Cindy Hamilton, testified that her mother discussed copying the Tylenol episodes in the Chicago area and also asked how to hire a hit man and where she could buy heroin. +"Here we are blaming him for listening to his constituency," says Richard Murphy, a former Mideast envoy for President Reagan. +Some needed kidney dialysis, and two remained hospitalized Saturday, including one who had to have a liver transplant and remained in a coma in critical condition. +Prices range from Pounds 50 to Pounds 2,500. If you want something to wear with your summer wardrobe you do not have to wait until September - Manguette always has a marvellous selection of amber pieces. +Although the EC claimed this was aimed at stopping spread of foot-and-mouth disease, eastern Europe saw it as blatant protectionism. +The Flat Rock plant began producing cars last fall. +Witnesses said funeral services for an unknown number of "uniformed personnel" were conducted Wednesday morning at Shaheen College next to the military quarters in Dhaka. +Analysts have compared the huge discounts recognized in the secondary market for shaky loans with the smaller discounts recognized by many banks such as Citicorp. +The bank plans to shed another 400 employees next year. The Erste forecast a rise in partial operating profits from Sch652m in 1992 to close to Sch1.2bn this year. +It also doesn't sound natural, even if the product itself is. +Someone will actually benefit from this." Previously, Customs had no recourse but to spend "hundreds of thousands of taxpayers' dollars to destroy this clothing," von Raab said. +It was approved last year by the Senate Judiciary Committee and is awaiting action by the full Senate. +Heroin cultivation and trafficking now rising in former Soviet republics of central Asia. +"However much money they're spending on the rescue is fine," said Patty Warhol, director of the American Cetacean Society in San Pedro, Calif. +Seven years ago, Japan accepted the finding by a Gatt panel that its taxes discriminated against non-shochu drinks, but so far it has only partly amended them. +Southern's board of supervisors, with 13 black members and four white members, is one of four boards governing higher education in the state. +Britain, which chairs ministerial talks tomorrow, could veto it. +The warnings seem to have worked, even by the testimony of one of those caught, linebacker Mark Mraz of the Los Angeles Raiders. +I drove home beneath a starlit, velvet sky, singing. +Fought Balkan wars in 1912-1913, increasing its territory over present-day Macedonia and Kosovo. Triggered World War I, and after the war it became part of the Kingdom of Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia in 1918. +"I think it's being taken lightly, like a joke, rather than a serious attempt at making contact," Young said Monday. +In a televised speech also seen in Israel and the occupied lands, the king challenged the PLO to try to make a Palestinian state of the territory his family ruled until it was seized by Israel 21 years ago. +Tell-tale signs include a tendency for the eyes to glaze over and the head to nod uncontrollably up and down. +It's like being a rape victim," says H. Alfred Solomon, executor of the Solomon estate and a friend of Mr. Thorp since their school days at Shadyside. +Experts say consumer products ranging from compact disk players to videocassette recorders have become so advanced that in some respects they are more sophisticated than mainframe computers or nuclear missiles. +He also is expected to sign the U.S.-Canada trade agreement. +The thesis is that he suffered from being the youngest son, not fully appreciated by the family elders. +On Friday morning in Japan, the dollar opened at 122.15 yen, and by midmorning was trading at about 122.23 yen. +Along with rejecting Campeau's $47-a-share bid, Federated said it wouldn't consider a sweetened $61-a-share offer until Campeau convinces it that the proposal is "other than illusory." +It is believed the Saudis provided Iraq with billions of dollars in financial aid and logistical support. +Of the estimated 1 million HIV-infected Americans, only one patient is believed to have been contaminated during medical treatment, experts say. +Burlington Industries wants to retire up to $445 million of the textile concern's bonds at cut-rate terms. +While the quick about-face isn't causing Japanese investors to lose any sleep, some on the other side of the ocean watch with furrowed brows. +Misawa Homes rose 50 yen to 1950 yen, Maeda Construction was up 70 yen to 1640 yen, and Ohbayashi rose 50 yen to 1290 yen. +In the past year it has acquired close to Pounds 120m worth of property. +The government sold $10 billion of 52-week Treasury bills at an average discount rate of 8.05%. +Before the war, Lieftinck was a professor of economics in Rotterdam. +Akselis Mangulis, who was also a volunteer with the vice president's Coalition of American Nationalities, has "suspended his membership" in the coalition, said Alixe Glen, a spokeswoman traveling with the Republican presidential nominee. +However, another top leadership aide, speaking on the condition of anonymity, pointed out that the speaker's survey could compound the political problem if the results are at odds with those from media surveys. +His were not clothes like any others. +Indeed, understanding the powerful Nokyo, with its influence over the government, consumer groups and other opinion makers, goes a long way toward understanding Japanese trade intransigence and the strong sentiment for agricultural protectionism. +Negotiations with the IRS over a $643 million tax claim against Executive Life are winding up and should be concluded early next year in a manner that will not adversely affect policyholders, Mr. Garamendi said. +As Justice Sandra O'Connor put it during the oral argument, the state's no-pay reasoning could just as easily throw people out of their already built homes without compensating them. +"Twelve infants were sufficient to show us this is not a feasible technique or solution" to the infant organ shortage, said Dr. Joyce Peabody, Loma Linda's chief of neonatology. +Besides withdrawals by individuals and businesses, the Fed report said large negotiable certificates of deposits, generally big deposits which aren't fully covered by federal insurance, fell by about $147 million, to about $1.22 billion. +But burdened by the work stoppage and the new LBO debt, Poolmart racked up a total of $6.5 million in losses in the following two years. +The Coast Guard has been hit hard by budget cuts that have resulted from deficit-reduction efforts. +Baltimore's skyline is now characterized not by smokestacks but office towers. +The company had a one-time gain of #214.8 million in the latest period, compared with a year-earlier charge of #1 million. +"The station is intended to be both a resource and a celebration of the contributions the Jewish community has made to society," Vlock said. +And a dollar that hit postwar lows earlier in the week rekindled fears that higher import prices would boost inflation. +Part of Miller's strategy has been to trim the company's costs and reduce its debt through layoffs and selling assets. +Futures traders love dire circumstances like these. +An SEC enforcement attorney emphasized that yesterday's action "has nothing to do with market value." +He found that animals fed a low-fat diet like the one recommended by the American Heart Association to lower their cholesterol committed 50 percent more aggressive acts than did those eating fat levels closer to the typical American diet. +"The Soviets will be giving up a lot." +GOLD shares closed off intraday highs as the bullion price threatened to fall below Dollars 370 an ounce. +The European Community late today approved a plan for modest cuts in government farm payments, breaking a nearly monthlong deadlock that had threatened the collapse of world trade talks. +After assuring parliament in November that the federal deficit this year would be 29 billion marks, the finance minister was forced to admit he reckoned wrongly. +The mining concern attributed the earnings decline to lower prices for precious metals. +Saddam Hussein might also draw Israel into the conflict with more limited or ambiguous moves. +John Labatt Ltd. said it acquired Tuscan Industries Inc., a milk-products company based in Union, N.J. +In aggregate, the bank's short-term debt is valued at about USDollars 1.5bn. +I plan to go back to Georgia to enjoy the birth of a new grandchild in August and generally to have time to spend with my wife, family and friends." +However, similar agreements put forward since 1991 have collapsed. Mr Mohamed Sacirbey, Bosnia's ambassador to the UN, expressed the Moslem-led government's fear of a Serbo-Croat carve-up at their expense. +Mormons clashed with local residents who rejected Smith's claims that he had spoken with God, been visited by angels and was a prophet. +"Not to my recollection," said Moore. "I have not been able to remember the use of cocaine on that trip" in 1986. +Under cross-examination, the Sterns acknowledged that Melissa does not seem to have been harmed by her contact with Mrs. Whitehead-Gould. +Volume on the floor of the Big Board came to 153.75 million shares, against 146.57 million in the previous session. +Joseph Mastropietro and his 30-year-old bride, Antoinette Natale exchanged vows in a state Supreme Court judge's chambers shortly after his sentencing judge refused to perform the ceremony, said defense attorney Gaspar Castillo Jr. +"Thanks to you, personally, Latvia has very strong and elastic political contacts in Moscow," a Latvian deputy said Thursday as the parliament questioned Gorbunov before his election. +In March 1988, the FAO flew 200,000 frozen fish eggs from Denmark within 36 hours, hatched them in indoor wooden troughs at the resort and transferred them to the canals that are fed by nearby Kargah Lake. +In the Ramallah courtroom, where Ms. Tsemel is appearing for a string of clients, the spectators' benches are packed with relatives of Palestinian prisoners. +If Republican Jeremiah Denton couldn't win in Alabama with 62% of the white vote, then it probably isn't possible for any Southern Republican to win without more black support. +SPAIN TO CUT '91 BUDGET Spain will trim its 1991 budget 2.5%, or 341 billion pesetas ($3.1 billion), following a sharp rise in government spending in the first half when the deficit overshot the target for the whole year. +Nomura produced its second downgrade in a week and turned cautious on the stock, arguing that the food distribution arm - the most significant contributor to Booker's profits - would continue under a cloud for the remainder of the year. +An opinion poll in yesterday's Svenska Dagbladet newspaper offered Mr Bildt some hope, showing his government gaining some ground over the past week. +Solidarity leader Lech Walesa flashed the victory sign as he arrived today to meet with countryman Pope John Paul II and seek Western aid for Poland in the wake of the historic reconcilation with his government. +Helped by a stronger dollar, Treasury bond prices rebounded yesterday afternoon to wind up with small gains. +Each year, only 1% of checks are returned for insufficient funds, but they total about $47 billion. +"Right now, Speaker Foley is not permitting the (amendment) to come to a vote on the floor of the House, so who else can we blame?" +It cost $1.6305 to buy one pound, compared with $1.6205 late Friday. +Citing a vigorous economy, Moody's Investors Service Inc. upgraded $1.1 billion of debt and preferred stock belonging to Florida Power Corp., the main unit of Florida Progress Corp. +The foreign minister of Belarus said the transfer was the first step toward getting rid of all nuclear weapons. +Yesterday's drop in the OTC market was a long-expected break in the small-stock rally, traders and money managers said. +The same goes for the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks. +The tests and vaccination, the CDC said, would prevent 3,500 babies a year from becoming chronic hepatitis B carriers. +The ANC and the government are to meet Aug. 6 to try and clear the way for full-scale negotiations. +Consider the case of Rebecca Bryant, a 38-year-old former schoolteacher who graduated last month. +Despite this, real estate and home building organizations are determined not to let the million dollar "cap" be reduced by a single dollar, defending their stand as being in the interest of middle-class homeowners. +Columbia had about 111 million common shares outstanding as of May 31. +There are indications that portions of the Chinese working class, once solidly behind the PAP, feel they have missed out on Singapore's economic miracle. +Profits from Chrysler's financial services subsidiary partly made up for the $163 million loss the company's automotive operations posted. +Airline pilots asked a federal judge to appoint a trustee to run Eastern Airlines, alleging that Frank Lorenzo, chairman of parent Texas Air Corp., was stripping Eastern's assets to bolster affiliated companies. +The highest judge or justice in each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa and Guam were invited to attend the five-day conference. +Liberal Democrats pledged action on political reform and agricultural, welfare and land policies. +Politicians in America think it is like a commodity which we export to other countries. +Or for Jay Pritzker, chairman and founder of the Hyatt Corp. hotel empire. +Their closest confidants for the past quarter-century have been the handful of men they recruited from O&Y's auditors. +Is there a criminal element to which someone who needed to have a bomb or needed to purchase weapons could go? +Moreover, Ford lawyers argued that company officials acted responsibly during negotiations with Mr. Kearns and his lawyers that dragged on for nearly seven years. +Information was not immediately available on names whose occupations or previous posts are not listed. +Judge Eduardo Rodriguez told the Ideal newspaper the idea to symbolically overturn Christ's conviction on charges of political rebellion came to him while he was preparing a prayer for traditional Passion Week ceremonies. +The letter was the brainchild of Bouley's controller, Kevork K. Kalayjian, a 10-year veteran of the bill-paying business, who felt his oft-repeated productivity lessons to vendors were falling on deaf ears. +All worked at building Key West's reputation as a place that played hard and drank hard. The island's 'wreckers' did nothing to decrease that reputation. +As of Friday, only Rep. Jack Kemp and Pete du Pont had agreed to participate in the forum, which was to be sponsored by the Boston Herald and Boston's WBZ-TV. +WOW's doll named Julie, for instance, can recognize and respond to certain words and stimuli. +The Environmental Action Foundation argued on behalf of groups including the Sierra Club that standards should be raised, to 35 miles per gallon by 2000, said Dru Schmidt-Perkins, environmental analyst for the group. +Mr. Wall expanded the marketing team to six people from two, and boosted marketing expenses about 25%. +Sound Warehouse: 2nd graf The former Denver developer who defaulted on $106 million in loans from Silverado savings and loan has filed for personal bankruptcy, claiming $196 million in debts. +They don't understand our problems,' added Mrs Plache. +Bush took his speedboat Fidelity out for an early morning spin in the Atlantic while fog still blanketed the rugged coastline around Walker's Point. +"We do have a very warm day. +"We're going to work closely with the Congress on this package to ensure its prompt implementation," Bush said. +The state-run radio station La Primerissima cautioned listeners that Swaggart "generally assists the foreign policy of the United States administration," but did not specify how. +In 1988's first four months, Karstadt said sales, excluding its travel business, grew about 4%, making it likely that full-year results will be satisfactory. +"It would be an insult (for Mickelson to enter) because we live in the racist state of South Dakota and he is the governor," Means said. +Mr. Cinman, who has left PaineWebber, couldn't be reached. +A number of northern Illinois readers were also among the respondents. +Dotted around the edge of the community, and to some extent also in pockets within it, are a number of so-called offshore financial centres. +The system speeds up the contract-drafting process, saving the client money. +Some existing databases are based on images, but none works directly with the pictures, Jain said. +WHO'S NEWS: David Tree, chief creative officer of Campbell-Mithun-Esty's Minneapolis office, makes a cameo appearance on NBC's "Cheers" tonight. +His parole ended in April, and Singleton soon surfaced in the Tampa area, where he grew up and still has family. +Officials at the $26 million African tropical forest exhibit said they wanted to establish that the zoo's gorillas would be unable to reach the peak of the cliffs and thereby gain access to the public area of the innovative animal display. +The turnouts were considered extraordinary for the traditionally placid community. +The G-7 includes the United States and its six biggest trading partners: Japan, West Germany, Britain, France, Canada and Italy. +Gatx has interests in railcar and aircraft leasing, financial services, and bulk liquid terminal storage. +France has been a longstanding advocate of surveillance and discipline in the functioning of the international monetary system. +The plan calls for 50 firm purchases and 50 options. +While legions of physicists struggled to duplicate Maeda's feat, newcomers Allen Hermann and Zhengzhi Sheng at the University of Arkansas topped it. +In the hunt for delegates ahead, Mr. Jackson can't be ignored. +At stake, rather, is whether they will for years be plagued with instability and poverty, or instead achieve a modest but productive place in the north-eastern corner of Europe. First, their successes. +Several other armies reportedly are in the Beijing area. +Mr. Quinn said he would "rather not go into the details" about whether Great Country would have to borrow to finance the proposed acquisition. +But the big factor in border employment appears to be the rapid expansion of the "maquila" industry. +Puma recently said that heavy losses in the U.S. caused the entire group to post a break-even result on lower sales last year. +Some analysts have warned that the study could be flawed and shouldn't be used to deny treatment options to minority AIDS patients. +The Baltic republic's newly elected Parliament elects a non-Communist as president. +It says failure to open Thorp would lose the UK between Pounds 150m and Pounds 200m a year in overseas revenues for the next 10 years. +'There's been a dramatic improvement from post-Bougainville,' says Mr Simon Dodd, in the Melbourne office. +On Monday, a day after Swaggart temporarily stepped down from his pulpit, church officials said he had admitted to a long history of sexual misconduct and would be prohibited from preaching for a minimum of three months while he undergoes rehabilitation. +Two black Republicans ran for Senate seats in Virginia and Maryland but lost by wide margins to popular Democrats. +Individuals have first to satisfy the Commission they have an arguable case before being allowed access to the Court. In future all individuals will have direct access to the new court which will normally sit in chambers of seven judges. +The other three members of the group ousted him from the quartet in March 1987, citing friction among band members. +After a meeting with Acting President Rodolfo Castillo Claramount, Shultz conferred with commanders of the Salvadoran armed forces. +The deficit, which compared with a $474 million loss in 1989, was due to "continued cost, technical and schedule problems" on government contracts, the company said. +"We haven't resolved that matter, but whatever the outcome, this won't inhibit the growth of Lee Co.," Mr. Pugh said. +Two of the leading abortion rights groups are split over whether an economic boycott against Idaho will effectively persuade the governor to veto the country's most restrictive state abortion law. +About 80 per cent of the materials for Huy Hoang's garments have to be imported. Garment companies in Europe have signed long-term production contracts with Huy Hoang. +The Duchess of York gave pink ballet shoes to a teen-ager whose spine problems nearly stopped her from dancing, but the young ballerina says they are too nice to use. +"There's no way around it, there will be mistakes." Financial advisers say many homeowners should at least consider appealing their assessments. +The only independent television service is provided by M-Net, a pay-TV company established in 1986. +United asked the Transportation Department to let it fly the route for a period of up to 120 days, starting April 3. The airline said it would pay Pan Am $200,000 a month, or 4% of the revenue collected in the market. +"I know just about where everything is - unless somebody moves it," said Beherns, who moves gracefully through the narrow and twisted passages in his workshop where the musty smell of cedar and the spicy aroma of freshly worked pine fill the air. +Colin Powell, the chairman of the joint chiefs, is supposed to present a "big picture" for the military in planning defense strategies and budgets. +The base RPI for the 1996 issue is 67.9 (the figure for July 1980) and if the issue were redeemed today, the relevant index would be April's 138.8 (both figures are given on the FT prices pages, under British funds). +A number of directors kept turning into actors and vice versa. +Arrow Electronics recently acquired the electronics distribution business of Ducommun. +About 40 per cent of visitors are tourists. +The grave diggers should put their shovels away before the death of the British film industry becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. +Sumitomo used the London Metal Exchange to hedge the physical purchases, he added. +Some analysts think the stock could sit in a rut, near its current price, for several months. +Philip Middleton, of Smith New Court, says investors should realise that ISIS is not a straight swap for a building society; there is no guarantee of capital. +Mr Schimmelbusch did not say how much the capital increase would raise. +The German and Indian scientists said their measurements indicated about 2,200 tons of the major Halon was being emitted into the atmosphere annually. +The United Steelworkers of America found a receptive environment last fall at American Cablevision, which serves about 35,000 subscribers in the Denver area. +What is this national recognition going to do to the Bremerton area?" she asked. +But Walesa said it was no coincidence that the shipyard was the first industrial enterprise in the country to fall victim to the budget ax. +The mercury rose to 85 degrees in Boise, Idaho, and 82 in Portland, Ore., both records for the date. +The Chicago Board Options Exchange proposed trading a hybrid stock-index option that would enable institutional investors to buy a so-called basket of 100 stocks with a single purchase. +Roche Holding leapt from 18th to 6th, leapfrogging SmithKline Beecham (in 11th place this year). +In two meetings the other week, the alliance split, deciding against meeting Mr. Cordovez. +Voters included colorfully dressed Highland Indians from the outskirts of the capital. +Deputy Public Defender Stephen Galindo refused to enter a plea on his client's behalf, stating that John Bardo's extradition from Arizona to California was a mistake and the court therefore had no jurisdiction. +"These are not street-level hookers. +Sales excluding AT Scandinavia grew by 11.7 percent to reach 7.36 bn cigarettes. +The others include Fireman's Fund Corp., Lincoln National Corp., Ohio Casualty Corp. and Republic American Corp. +We would be forced to use the navy either to keep the sea lanes of communication clear, or to support operations on land, not both, not with only 450 major combatants. +Instead of integrating into the new united Europe, Yugoslavia is sliding back into the continent's dark divided past, when Serbs and Croats fought their own nasty war within World War II. +The plan also involves bank borrowings of more than $6.8 billion and the public sale of some $3 billion of debt. +Anne Frank was a Jewish girl whose posthumously published diary on her life-in-hiding in an annex behind the Amsterdam canal house gained her a worldwide audience. +The election board and Orr already have called for any lower court decision to be appealed to the state Supreme Court. +They said Sartin would appear in magistrates court later today. +Real estate markets are in ruins, neighborhoods tied up in government red tape. +Seeboard put on 18 to 414p. Water stocks, left far behind the recs recently, staged a powerful rally with some institutions, unable to buy large lines of the recs, shifting into the waters. +But she had asked not to be identified or "identifiable" in the story and sued The Conde Nast Publishing Inc. and writer Claudia Dreifus for breach of contract. +There were no clenched fist salutes or political slogans. +Owens-Illinois is a unit of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., a New York investment company. +He represents Westminster, a borough with so many clamping complaints that it created a "Phone-a-Moan" hot line this summer. +Col. William Higgins, an American who was taken hostage in Lebanon nearly four years ago. +"General Re makes much of its money investing premiums," said Merrill Lynch insurance analyst Gerald Lewinsohn. +One proposal calls for the creation of a new party of leftist forces, and the other calls for transformation of the current party while retaining the present name. +'We had a good second quarter, but it isn't good enough,' said Mr McCammon. +Coors, in the face of an intensive organizing effort by the Teamsters since early 1986, last August signed an agreement with the AFL-CIO ending a 10-year-old nationwide boycott of its beer by the labor movement. +Mead and West dominate a market that generates more than $200 million in annual sales and is growing rapidly. +Kidder Peabody boosted its investment rating on the stock to "buy" from "sell" and slightly increased its estimates of fiscal 1990 and 1991 earnings. +In fact, analysts lately have been cutting earnings estimates, not raising them. +"So now we move into the second phase _ when you hope it and believe it. +The prostitute, who the newspaper said used the alias of Greg Davis, was identified Friday by Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., as Steve Gobie. +An Israeli today was indicted for manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a Palestinian shepherd on May 5 near the Jewish settlement of Shiloh in the West Bank, Israel radio reported. +That could force the Soviets to import more grain for livestock feed this year. +The dollar fell against the Japanese yen in early trading Thursday, while share prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange lost moderately. +Success was within the grasp of the tired group of space shuttle launch controllers. +Questions were raised about Canary Wharf when the Reichmanns announced in September that they planned to sell 20 percent of their extensive U.S. properties. +The materials also contained highlighted references to radio frequency used that night and information about police emergency codes. +An affidavit signed by Mr. Hudak says the shift foreman also warned him that Mr. Warren was looking for a pretext to fire the mechanic, a comment Mr. Jenkins denies making. +The companies last month rejected a merger that would have allowed suits against other defendants. +Earlier this week, Armtek rejected a $40-a-share offer from Mark IV. +During earlier assignments in West Germany, Saint commanded the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, the 7th Army Training Command, and the 1st Armored Division. +As previously reported, a request is still pending for a $102 million permanent rate boost in Louisiana, where Gulf States says it hasn't had rate increases since 1982. +The company plans to seek a listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange for its Japanese subsidiaries. The company said JAFCO, a leading Japanese venture capital company, had acquired 10 per cent of Salomon's Japanese subsidiaries. +But it also highlighted one result of the past year's protests. +"RNA editing" is the name that researchers gave to the process by which the missing elements were restored. +Third-quarter provisions for credit losses and loan charge-offs, $130 million and $110 million, respectively, both were down from last year. +While Masur's performance lasted, one couldn't have thought that. +The unfortunate results include a banking system that has had to be bailed out by the government and a decade of stagnation of output per head. +Even after the Trump bonds' rally, their current interest yields, based on the new rates after the Taj and Castle restructurings, are 17% for the Taj and 20% for the Castle. The yield on the Plaza bonds is 18%. +Among the steps, the U.S. will withhold some $6.5 million to $7 million due next week to the Panamanian government from revenue generated by the Panama Canal. +Canada's external affairs minister, Joe Clark, said, "The West still must face formidable and ever-improving Soviet forces." U.S. Gen. +Mr. Stevens was executive vice president of this electric-utility holding company. +As reflected by the extremely low volume, most investors remained on the sidelines, he said, noting that most investors with a midterm or long-term stance aren't willing to sell stocks at current low levels. +In sterling terms, the rise was from 100p per share to 255p. +Repeated one-day walkouts by subway workers and bus drivers have forced millions of Londoners to walk to work. +The Soviets have said they intend to build large structures in space for research, and the techniques and materials the cosmonauts tested Friday should help plan such projects. +He said a first attempt to kill Barber failed because several members of the gang got into an argument over how to execute the killing. +"He was outraged," Duncan said. +If so, it transmits date, time and station of entry. +The fact that Mr. Simon is interested in the stake "should clearly indicate that Ariadne has been very much undervalued in the current market," Mr. Judge asserted. +"That's a pothole over which I will leap," she said. +"The mayor is not going to get involved at this time," Barry spokeswoman Lurma Rackley said. "He wants to see if they can reach some kind of accommodation. +In 1986, the government blacklisted an Australian journalist after the Sydney Morning Herald published a story saying Suharto's family and associates had amassed vast wealth. +In future, there would be a cabinet sub-committee for London, with the Environment Secretary in the chair and a junior minister for London public transport at his right hand. +He said magazines, radio, cable TV and syndicated programing were seeing bigger-than-expected ad growth, but that expected growth for newspapers was dismal and network television ad revenues would barely exceed last year's results. +The victims were identified as Indrapala Abeyweera, secretary of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party, and Wijeyalal Mendis, also a candidate for the Feb. 15 polls. +In the past, its meetings have been open to the public except for sessions devoted to reviewing grant applications recommended by the NEA's panels of outside arts experts on theater, dance, music and other disciplines. +This is much harder than it sounds because it is hard to remain apolitical in South Africa and the SABC will be one of the most potent weapons in the forthcoming non-racial elections. Non-broadcasters might be the best option. +The factory will be based in Dong Nai Province, to the north-east of Ho Chi Minh City. The deal requires government approval, but Burns said it was hopeful this would be granted before the end of 1994. +Allen Sinai, chief economist of the Boston Co., said markets should not expect anything beyond a small easing move on the Fed's part because of the rising inflationary pressures buffeting the U.S. economy. +The capital's street cleaners, in their bright green suits, were out early Sunday morning to clean up the confetti and other trash. +But some Democratic senators have said they aren't enthusiastic about a fight over the nominee based on his life style, rather than on his views. +The company also wants to familiarize American investors with BP before the government sale, the analyst said. +State Department deputy spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said Tunnermann and his colleagues were given until Friday to leave the United States. +Therefore, the longer the Fed leaves it, the more likely it is that the next rise will be another big one. The main economic news this week starts tomorrow with the release of October's trade figures. +The U.S. hope is that Iraqi forces can be bombed into submission, avoiding the need for a messy and costly ground attack. +Mr. Goodell almost agrees: "Its only fault is its great vigor, which can be troublesome in small spaces." +The costs and risks of doing business in Israel that are associated with economic policy are real but limited. +Photos moved over the LaserPhoto network early Sunday morning, July 9 (AP LaserPhotos NY700-NY710). +"We have very few marketing conflicts to fix," Pierre Suard, chief executive officer of the venture and chairman and chief executive of CGE, said in an interview. +Flight readiness firings have been required in the past for new shuttles only, except for one time when a malfunction made a retest necessary. +In July it agreed to pay around Dollars 250m for Tudor, a Spanish battery maker. +This would be far better than many economists had been expecting when the year began. +"We've got to challenge the one-way flow of programs from the U.S. to Europe by making more of our own," he told a business conference in Venice last year. +Kalugin's recent charges of wiretapping, smear campaigns and other dirty tricks have been a major thorn in the KGB's side while it is trying to improve its image. +Still, two questions remain in the wake of their seven-game, home-sweep triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals, which concluded here Sunday: Why do they play so much better at their Metrodome residence than on the road? +Some eventually took buses, called taxis or walked to nearby highways to hitch rides. +"The federal government could help us out with more flexibility on how we spend their money," Gov. Campbell says. +Bellevue Avenue's Vernon Court, built in 1900 to resemble a French chateau, is one of Newport's grandest homes. +The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, in a move likely to benefit the idle Seabrook, N.H., nuclear plant, proposed cutting back emergency planning required for towns surrounding a plant before first-phase operations can begin. +He vowed, "We will retain this land to the end," suggesting arms would be used if whites find that necessary. +A highway between Santa Paula and Ojai was closed in the Mupu area, Barker said. +"The test is being used by a lot of rascals to feather their economic beds," says John H. Renner, president of the Consumer Health Information Research Institute, a Kansas City health-fraud watchdog. +The Supreme Court refused to shut down the billion-dollar dial-a-porn industry, thwarting an attempt by Congress to shield children from sexually oriented telephone messages. +"We have been following the matter (of revised minimum brake standards for jetliners) closely since the accident at Dallas-Fort Worth," said an FAA statement. +Each company paid Dollars 100,000 for access to preliminary bidding packages. +First Service Bank for Savings fell 7/8 to 5 1/2. +According to central-bank statistics, inflation was 19.4% in the first half. +On Tuesday, the Nagorno-Karabakh legislators appealed to the federal Supreme Soviet for temporary independence, according to Koryun Nahabidyan, an Armenian activist in Moscow who spoke to Nagorno-Karabakh residents familiar with the decision. +But if you see Paul Johnson on the Bakerloo line listening to Elgar on his CD-Walkman, you'll know it's all over. +"Sooner or later, it has to show up in AT&T's numbers," said Joel Gross, an analyst with Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp. +Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland all struggle to replace state-run economies with free markets, but their reforms remain tentative and fragile. +We had the contract with Copperhill." McCaysville claims Copperhill owes $255,000 in back water payments. +Their chairman, Dreyfus Corp. stock trader George Pirrone, wouldn't confirm the details. +Moldavia's Parliament this week codified its June declaration of sovereignty and approved a decree stating that all power in the western republic belongs to the people. +This threat brought a sharp rebuke from President Scalfaro. +Fires could have been set deliberately and carefully controlled. +However, tariffs will be cut for only two of the 102 agricultural items requested by the U.S. side because Taiwanese officials believe local farmers need protection, the newspaper said. +As of the end of its third quarter April 30, Quintex had liabilities of $155 million and assets of $218 million. +This is an important first step in rebuilding the citizen's confidence (to) get justice back in City Hall," he said. +Nearly 30 years later, he helped De Niro portray a saxophonist in "New York, New York." +Even so, it was down by more than a third from last year. +The rebels said their fighters shot down a Cobra helicopter of the Iranian air force that tried to attack their positions near the town of Mehran, which they captured Sunday. +The Associated Press could not reach the Aeronautics Ministry, the military police or other authorities for confirmation of the crashes. +Brown's task will be to promote the region and attract inward investment and job creation. +The king advocated a diplomatic solution to the crisis. In sharp contrast, Ankara gave solid support to the coalition. +She didn't like the guy. +Strikes have shut down more than 200 mines and factories in the country's two top coal-producing regions, official reports said. +Strike protests waned as night fell. +"Don't you love me anymore?" +Ruppel said there is no evidence Shifidi was a pre-selected target for assassination. +Democrats, who had criticized that approach, said Californians showed that people are willing to accept higher taxes, so long as they know in advance that the money will be spent on real needs, and won't be wasted. +Unocal has been heavily indebted since 1985, when it bought back about one-third of its stock for $4.2 billion. +Was he concerned a passion for Fitzgerald equals "petty bourgeois ideology"? +They say the idea is to resurrect fond memories of Gen. +An earthquake measuring 6 on the Richter scale can cause severe damage in populated areas. +Planned capital outlays rose to an all-time seasonally adjusted high of 35 percent. +Her wig hair is pulled back severely on "Star Trek." +Kazuko Mizuno, an economist at Baring Securities (Japan) Ltd., said export growth had accelerated since the yen began depreciating rapidly at the beginning of the year, and import growth slowed. +Former members who left the cult before the Avery killings have told authorities cult members trained with guns as part of the plot to take over the Kirtland temple. +Dudley Taft, the 46-year-old president, began planning how to fight the Bass group. +Officials of Sacramento Municipal Utility District began the process of restarting the plant after receiving a letter of approval from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission early yesterday. +Leyden said that with installations at Laconia and Manchester put on hold, the FAA is considering redirecting early installations to more high-profile, high-volume airports, such as Kennedy International in New York City. +The commission has boosted its anti-dumping staff 50% in the past two years. +Du Pont, which has a strong OEM and VR base in the US, will carry on alone. Companies are refocusing on what they do best and where they can be in the top three in a world or regional market. +Mr Chris Pearce, Rentokil's finance director, says: 'The change in ACT was announced as a positive step for British industry. +"If I go back to Atlanta and say we held the line on capital gains but we did you in on Medicare, they'll say you're not bringing us good news," said Rep. John Lewis (D., Ga.). +For example, once a product or a technology starts to pull ahead of the pack, its success tends to bring more success, more market share, more sales volume. +The unlikely pair has drawn crowds at each of the four stops on the ferry's 12-mile-long route in the beautiful and remote fiord south of the town of Aalesund. +A Chase spokesman, however, would say only: "Chase is continuing to have discussions with Ingersoll about financing. +Fail is chairman of Lifeshares Service Co. and several other insurance companies which operate in 47 states. +The reader can only conclude the Greens are violent. +The PLA's most disastrous attempt to interfere in politics came in 1971, when Marshal Lin Biao, Mao's chosen successor, led a group of military officers in planning a coup against Mao. +They will not do anything for your ability to cope with modern living but they will ensure that your eschatology is seriously up to date. The most important property of the universe, of course, is that it harbours beings who can ponder where it came from. +As already announced, the interim dividend increases from 0.9p to 1p. +Since 1982, food prices have risen only 2% to 4% a year. +They argued that the money allocated to the fund for all bondholders is too small. +Thrift institutions, particularly those chartered by California, Florida and Texas, were allowed to grow rapidly and invest government-insured deposits in a wide variety of risky ventures. +"It seems that ethical education of researchers is rather lacking," noted writer Seiichi Murase in a commentary to the Mainichi Shimbun daily. +London's stock exchange was closed for a bank holiday. +South Africa has linked its scheduled Nov. 1 implementation of a one-year independence plan for neighboring South-West Africa, also known as Namibia, to the Cuban troop withdrawal. +But the whole of Cartier had been bought for about Pounds 160m in 1984, since when the company's estimated value has soared to more than Pounds 1bn. +"It really bugged her. +Dumez said group profit after payments to minority interests rose to 252 million francs ($40.1 million) from 148 million a year earlier. +He had no way of pursuing it, so he broadcast it over the police radio." Karnes said Vandermeer called police from his apartment at 3:11 a.m. to report an accident. +Raytheon shares fell $1.25, to $72.50, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday. +President Carlos Menem has accepted the resignation of the State Intelligence Agency (SIDE) chief Juan Bautista Yofre, government officials said Tuesday. +Ministry officials said Japan ranked second in terms of the size of foreign reserves, trailing the U.S., which they said had an $84.8 billion reserves holding. +One industry analyst said the announcement is not surprising. +Twenty people have been executed, according to official reports, and many more by unofficial accounts. +Transit Authority spokesman Jared Lebow said the agency was trying to locate the bus driver, who had not reported the incident. +The rating concern cited Todd's recent decision to rescind the 75-cent-a-share quarterly preferred dividend declared March 25. +Computer Products made the most-active list and rose 1/2 to 3. +But Judge Keenan disputed that idea. +Long-term questions lingered about Arco's Western focus and its reliance on Alaska's now-mature oil fields. +Although merger talks between the New York Merc and Comex resumed Thursday night, two other recent events suggest a grand merger of all New York futures exchanges might not be a prospect. +A few days later, the company was so inundated with orders that it devised an allocation system, boosting all clients' original orders 15%. +Robert B. Hodes, chairman of Willkie Farr's executive committee, declined to discuss the circumstances of the departure. +"Under those circumstances, the price could drop to as low as 50 cents." +Murder is punishable by life imprisonment, but rebellion carries a prison sentence of six to 12 years. +Foreign governments have said nothing publicly to criticize the U.S. government's latest anti-import charade because they fear a backlash from the American public. +U.S. missiles slated for destruction under the pact, which is all but certain to be ratified by the Senate, can reach Soviet targets in minutes and are among the most feared elements of the Western arsenal. +Dan Quayle headed south after scorning Michael Dukakis' complaints that Republicans are distorting the Democrat's record on crime issues. +Famed fireworks artist George Zambelli was hired by an anonymous benefactor to put on what he says will be a 15-minute performance that will expend about two tons of fireworks. +May 28 _ About 80,000 people, many students from outside the capital, demonstrate but unlike past rallies few workers participate. +They entered, their guns drawn, searching for whomever had called dispatchers 10 times. +The leading manufacturing industry is embroidery. +President Bush's veto of a bill to provide abortion assistance to impoverished victims of rape and incest was sustained in the House on Wednesday as a 231-191 vote to override him fell 51 votes short of the necessary two-thirds margin. +Still, the sense in Washington now is that if the SEC is ever to step into the agency markets, the Salomon Inc. unit scandal offers the best opportunity it is likely to get. +New York City's schools chancellor is telling schools to consider getting rid of time clocks that many teachers cite as hated symbols of their lack of professional status. +There had been worries that last year's surge of activity had tailed off this spring. +'Our businesses are very well spread. +All three networks yesterday broadcast live coverage of a congressional committee's hearings into the Iranian arms deal. +And investment income after taxes for 1990, excluding life and health insurance operations, rose 14.7% to $395.7 million from $345.1 million. +About 40,000 U.S. military personnel, Defense Department civilians and dependents are stationed at the bases, America's last major garrisons in Southeast Asia. +Nor should the big fish be surprised if the small fry seem sceptical about their real intentions. The moral is that big companies need to work harder at achieving consistency in the messages they send within their organisations. +The New York Times said in Wednesday editions that several people at the meeting reported Bush rejected a Democratic request to make a television address to the nation outlining its fiscal problems and his proposed remedy. +RECENT PROJECTS: Inforum, a $155 million technology mart opened in Atlanta in 1989. +'We can't get any closer to the bone,' Goldin says. Still, a lot of fat needed to be cut. +As I mentioned before, the middeck that we're in is really a national resource. +NEW YORK (AP) - For all those Kremlin rockers screaming "I want my MTV!" their wish has com true. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, United Cable closed $23.875, up $1.75. +Police said tear gas was fired after youths outside a secondary school threw stones at police vehicles in Mitchell's Plain, a large township for mixed-race people outside Cape Town. +On Dec. 7, Kodak announced plans to merge its wholesale photoprocessing laboratories with Fuqua's Raleigh, N.C.-based subsidiary, Colorcraft Corp. +The appeal acted on Monday was filed by Alabama State University and Alabama A&M University, two predominantly black schools. Officials at both schools say their integration attempts have been thwarted by official state policies, and individuals. +Texas Air Corp., the nation's largest airline company, reported Wednesday a net loss of $158 million in the third quarter, as its Eastern Airlines subsidiary continued to lose money. +The membership of the rival groups is almost the same, and companies say the bureaucratic competition delays progress. +Jindo's financial strength and willingness to flout taboos wasn't lost on the Soviets. +Volume on the floor of the Big Board was 176.82 million shares, up from 147.13 million in the previous session. +The 14 cities being cut are Albuquerque, N.M.; Fort de France, Martinique; Las Vegas and Reno, Nev.; Minneapolis-St. +Skeptics, including Intel's competitors NCube of Beaverton, Ore., and Cray Research Inc. of Minneapolis, wonder if the new machine can actually reach that computation speed even for simple problems. +Butler can appeal his firing to an internal department panel and to the Civil Service Commission. +Some of the nuns who auditioned said they had dreamed of stage careers before taking the veil. +Members of Congress, alarmed by the reports that the FDIC fund is also in trouble, have rushed to introduce legislation to boost its resources and thus avert a similar bailout for the bank fund. +King Lear in New York is not as exciting as Coriolanus nor as interesting as Christopher Fry's Venus Observed, but it adds variety. The Home Counties should flock to it. +Centered on the great flowering of jazz before 1920, it had a workshop production in New York in 1983. +He said that despite recent problems, the Suns' prospects for the 1987-88 season are bright. +Abolition of all right of inheritance. +The officers dispersed the mob in about two hours, he said. +"There were even rumors that in the last few nights, there were lines of trucks driving out with special goods," the television report said. +Investigators were expected to perform ballistics tests to see if is the murder weapon. +Sanda later reported to Parkin that a Unisys vice president, not identified in the court papers, suggested firing Sanda because of the complaint but the company decided against to avoid appearing to be engaged in wrongdoing. +Manhattan's South Street Seaport was a frenetic commercial center in the 19th century but fell victim to technological leaps in moving goods that made its wharves and merchants obsolete. +Maung Maung called for the referendum on ending one-party rule. +Justice Department spokeswoman Amy Brown said in Washington the department was reviewing Acker's decision and had yet to decide whether to appeal. +SG Warburg has slashed its estimate for the full year to Pounds 6.75m. +"We will continue to fight this bid." The new offer represents a multiple of 18.4 times the forecast for 1991 per-share earnings released by Hawker Siddeley as part of its bid defense. +Months and months of being told that the outside world is Satan's playground, that saying, thinking, doing or feeling certain things will send them straight to hell, has left many confused and fearful. +President Jose Sarney on Wednesday hailed the decision to keep the presidential system of government, but some Brazilians wondered how long Sarney himself would be be allowed to keep the office. +It will try to ensure that the Bank exploits all legal routes to detect and combat fraud and malpractice. +The recovery potential of what is left will not be clear until that process is complete. +I do not want isolation. +None of the original cast members of "The Andy Griffith Show" attended the service, although Griffith sent an arrangement adorned with a moss-covered cross. +In a country as vast as China, however, such centralisation must be temporary. +Fujimori got 30 percent of the vote for president, two points less than Vargas Llosa. +Mr. Goldfeder insisted that underlings focus on detailed long-range planning, which often has diverted them from the craze for the latest fashion fad or a rival's merchandising ploy. +"I really didn't contest it," said Robertson, in Orlando, Fla. "We had virtually no organization in Vermont." In years past, Vermont's primary won national media attention because of its timing. +Last year, Samsung said its opportunity to expand its U.S. market share was limited only by its inventories. +There were no reports of casualties in the quake Tuesday. +But the sale, intended to help fend off a $1.08 billion takeover by Bank of New York, could pose risks for Irving, bankers say. +Take highway "demonstration" projects, ostensibly funded by Washington because they showcase new roadbuilding methods; in fact they usually demonstrate nothing more than a Congressman's ability to bring home some pork. +In a recent survey, the National Association of Purchasing Management said that 57% of its members reported price increases, but noted that the higher prices were found primarily in paper, metals and plastic-related products. +The Vatican and the Soviet Union established diplomatic ties Thursday for the first time since the founding of the communist state 74 years ago. +The site is so remote that access to any mine development would have be up a couple of rivers, and then via some newly-constructed road link. +He picked up endorsements Thursday from Washington Gov. Booth Gardener and Sen. Brock Adams. +No group has claimed responsibility for Waite's abduction, but former Irish hostage Brian Keenan, released in August, said he was held with the Anglican envoy for a while in the same house. +Accountants' fees vary widely according to the firm's size and location. +Mr Gonzalez had held 175 seats in the 350-seat parliament since the last election in 1989. The PP won 141 seats, with the PP vote increasing from 25.9 per cent (107 seats in 1989) to 34.81 per cent. +Bush also backs expanded aid for magnet schools, which strive for excellence through academic specialties. +Mr. Ravan also said operations at some Rollins facilities in Texas and Louisiana were slowed for safety reasons as Hurricane David passed through the area. +The choice facing the Cannes jury each year is whether to select films which are certain to be a commercial success, or to innovate and bring some newcomers into the limelight. +"Sometimes I find myself humming 'I guess I'll have to change my plan/I never thought that there would be another man.'" +The stock would probably climb closer to its asset value within a year, they say. +Debate on the Law Commission's report on intestacy. WEDNESDAY Commons: Environment questions. +The country's foreign debt is estimated to total between $28 billion and $29 billion. +He says the retirees have been through the pressure years of earning a living, and now that they have time available, they can turn their attention to helping others. +The company deserves its reputation as one of the best in the sector. +Sanguinetti's critics say his economic gains shine only in comparison with the recession of the early 1980s. +Meese, who declined to take questions, said he didn't recall reading a portion of a 1985 memo on the plan that refers to the payoffs to the Israelis. +As previously reported, New York investor Donald Trump already owns just under 5% of UAL's stock. +But the network says it wanted to follow the spot with a brief message identifying Prof. +'Many small investors are very keen on the monthly option,' he adds. Harris says: 'For the investor ready to take a moderate level of risk, I would choose a unit trust-based income portfolio which yields between 15-25 per cent more than the All-Share. +But it ruled that many staffers could be given compensatory time off in lieu of overtime pay. The House only made its staffers eligible for overtime last year. +"The short end is expecting a Fed easing imminently," says Karen Gibbs, a senior financial futures analyst at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. in Chicago. +"We're looking now at who to take out," Mr. Ryan said. +But there was no loop." +Retailers catering to specialized groups, such as fashion-conscious women, seem to be doing well these days. +Lawmakers from both sides are unhappy with the package, which claims $30.2 billion in savings this fiscal year and $45.8 billion the next. +Franklin Resources, an investment management concern, hopes to conclude talks by the end of September, the spokesman said. +It will be a "Gong Show" of the '90s." +Like getting a whole can of soda. +Ford said its early October car sales fell 17.2 percent and truck sales were down 23.8 percent, combining for a 21.3 percent decline in vehicle sales. +The city still is trying to reach a similar agreement with Denver's other major air carrier, United Airlines. +By mid-morning, the enthusiasm fizzled and the stock market drifted lower in the face of a weakening dollar and as institutional investors turned their attention to Wednesday's government report on the merchandise trade deficit for January. +In trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange Friday, Precambrian shares closed at C$2.30 a share, unchanged. +Japanese buyers had shied away from bidding on the tower after Japan's Ministry of Finance discouraged firms from purchasing the Chicago landmark. +Since 1983, federal courts have upheld the treaties. +Col. Moammar Gadhafi is its heaven-sent ruler and no one dares oppose him. Mauritania has plunged from one military coup into another. +Delays in the installation of this equipment meant Clarke was unable to manufacture ice-cream in time for the hottest months of the summer. +That evidence of continued softness in business activity helped push interest rates lower in the credit markets. +AID said nine Kenyan drivers and assistants had been killed or were missing and several relief trucks had been disabled or abandoned. +The latest advance may help overcome this problem by paving the way for "optoelectronics" based on cheap silicon. +Shultz met in Washington on Saturday with Edward Said and Ibrahim Abu Lughod, both American citizens and members of the Palestine National Council, the parliament-in-exile of the Palestine Liberation Organization. +"Leo brings to the table a greater sophistication than all of these fellows who have been there since they were 21 or 22 and who worked their way up the ladders," says John F. Sullivan, a former outside director and onetime Farmers chairman. +As president, I want to challenge the people of American to one fundamental goal: drug free schools in the 1990s. +'At DM1.44, it was 50 per cent exposed. +CDC plans to purchase air time in two pilot cities this month, and follow the campaign with questionnaires, Dr. Nobel adds. +Police spokesman Sgt. Harry Geehreng said a man carrying a box entered the bank about 10:30 a.m. and handed a teller a note saying that he had a bomb and wanted money. +Soybean and corn futures closed sharply lower Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade in a late sell-off led by the Iowa Grain Co., a large, speculative trading firm, analysts said. +A state district judge has denied a request for a mistrial in the Dallas Times Herald's antitrust suit against The Dallas Morning News. +His Gallup Poll approval rating sank to 23% at one point, a record until Jimmy Carter managed a 21%. +The Engineer magazine reported that Rolls-Royce will supply engines for 50 Boeing 757s likely to be involved in the order. +To qualify, the orders must be 2,000 shares or less. +And that's what the children like," she said. +A 50 percent turnout among parents with children in schools was predicted by community activists and others who spent weeks trying to mobilize residents to participate. +The Senate is scheduled to vote next Monday. +Under questioning by defense attorney Ira London, he conceded that Lisa's symptoms _ vomiting, liver malfunction, and unconsciousness _ were similar to those of Reye's syndrome, a rare viral illness that afflicts children. +Grail tales also were written in medieval French and German. +In the 1988 quarter, the gain on loan sales was $21.6 million, compared with $40.2 million a year earlier. +"In the venture-capital industry, we've got thousands of investments that we've made over the last 10 years," says Ted McCourtney, president of the National Venture Capital Association. +"We continue to be somewhat protective," says Orville Wright, who is now vice chairman and co-CEO with Mr. McGowan. +At yesterday's London news conference, however, ICL Chief Executive Peter Bonfield said he doubts his company will be excluded from any collaborative projects, as it remains a European-based and -managed company despite its Fujitsu ties. +Jive Bunny was born. +"A China with large sections of her people, including her best educated, at odds with the government means trouble with people resentful, reforms stalled and economy stagnant," Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said after hearing of the initial violence. +Critics of the term limit idea argue that it would "weaken" Congress; and so it would, but in ways that would strengthen both its most useful functions and democratic governance in general. +The stock market opened strong, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining nearly 15 points in the first 30 minutes of trading. +A watch means there is a threat of tropical storm conditions within 36 hours. +Another provision stipulates that aid will end automatically should the Contras engage in military attacks or cross-border incursions, or evidence further human rights violations. +Three-fifths of the issue is reserved for small investors. Pannonplast, a plastics producer, is next in line. +That includes money from companies and from Japanese schoolchildren, she said. +Customs levied a fine of $1,000 per ounce of the illegal drug, or just over $1 million, Stallings said. +In 1986, Cleaver unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate in California. +The bank group, which issued a letter of credit backing a $400 million note associated with the purchase of the I. Magnin and Bullock's chains in 1988, continues to provide Macy with its working capital needs. +Gephardt, an unsuccessful candidate for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination, is a former chairman of the House Democratic Caucus and is widely respected by his colleagues. +Riegle said the committee was expected to vote on all three nominees next Friday. +My wife leaves on the first available plane. +The study sees a gap between the perceptions of marketing directors and their bosses. In the area of strategic planning, 61 per cent of marketing directors said they made an important contribution. +The mayor said he loves his son, but said he has made a mistake and must see it through. +Early in the war, he had been arrested by the Gestapo and taken to Lowicz, where the town's Jewish leaders were being tortured to extort money from the rest of the Jewish community. +I renounce you as the anti-Christ!" United States. +The loan originally was made in October 1985 to refinance debt. +"Unfortunately, many young couples apply to be married in three or four different registry offices," Mrs. Kurakina says. +Allegations of bribery weren't part of the earlier investigations, although Mr. Dennis said they "involved the same type of misuse of government information." +Doctors long assumed that weakness among heavy drinkers, a condition called chronic alcoholic myopathy, resulted from malnutrition, because alcoholics often eat poorly. +White-collar government jobs are highly coveted by graduates in India, where more than 5 million educated people are unemployed, according to official figures. +Ms. Davenport asked Municipal Court Judge Francelia Totty to declare Ms. Wells innocent, but said she wanted her sister to rebut some of the testimony offered by police. +A new Italian-American designer, Carmelo Pomodoro, gave a series of low-keyed shows of easy sportswear and cozy clothes in his Paris debut. +"Now there are so many different types of clothing. +A growing number of emergency rescue teams are equipped with so-called defibrillator paddles used to deliver an electrical shock to restore a patient's heartbeat. +The 45-year prison sentence and $500,000 fine handed down by U.S. District Court Judge Robert Potter should send a clear message to those who think fame and wealth will save them from a common jail cell. +The 19-member land use and planning commission is designed to control developments that will affect the region and protect critical natural and man-made resources. +I don't agree with a lot of his conclusions. +It doesn't make any money. +But last week, Gerald W. Fronterhouse, First RepublicBank's chairman and chief executive officer, met privately with two investment banking firms in an effort to get a big infusion of capital that would be a prerequisite for any FDIC aid. +The British Broadcasting Corp. chose "Nessun Dorma" as its World Cup theme after Pavarotti sang it during the opening ceremony for the team draw in December, said BBC spokesman Mike Gardner. +One year ago: President Reagan addressed the nation on the Iran-Contra affair, acknowledging that his once-secret overtures to Iran had "deteriorated" into an arms-for-hostages deal. +Under Resorts founder James Crosby, the development was stalled by litigation from a prior developer and state claims. +In one case in Sao Paulo in July, the family of businessman Gilberto Bernardini paid a much higher ransom than the kidnappers had requested. +Drug use rates were higher among non-whites than whites _ 10.2 percent to 7 percent. +Word that hundreds of thousands of Americans watch TV at work may trouble their bosses, but it was welcome news to network executives. +Mr. Cook attributed improved operating results to higher crude oil prices, higher refined product prices, and to increased natural gas sales. +'You cannot manage property from behind a desk. +But in an informal show of hands, the scientists on a panel at the American Physical Society meeting Tuesday voted 8-1 that they were 95 percent confident the excess heat was not produced by nuclear fusion. +Kiszczak, in his TV address, had urged that glaring offenders against the peace be jailed in summary proceedings, not just fined. +Daimler-Benz rose 11 marks to 721 marks ($391.65) on strong demand from overseas investors, traders said. +He then strolled over to the Senate, where reporters were allowed in for the beginning of his session with Democrats there. +Coming next: 17.5 tons of their radioactive excrement. +Traders say that some investors, apparently anticipating a big loss, sold the issue short last week after a Rochester brokerage firm, Thomas James & Co., recommended it to its retail customers. +Gold was quoted at $437.45 an ounce in early trading Tuesday in Hong Kong. +THE FIRST projects for a Pounds 350m a year programme to regenerate the south Wales valleys were announced yesterday by Mr John Redwood, Welsh secretary. +Panhandle, a natural gas pipeline, said the judge's dismissal "vindicates" it of wrongdoing in the matter. +Rank, which is much larger than Mecca, had pretax profit of #291.1 million on sales of #1.09 billion in the year ended Oct. 31. +The editorial, headlined "Cuba must be treated as it is: a socialist and sovereign country," was carried in full by the Cuban government news agency Prensa Latina and monitored in Mexico City. +The company's stock plunged when it first announced that it planned to acquire Emhart. +They take a swig from each bottle and swish it inside their mouths. +He said he told Mr. Spalding about his own stock sale and the selling by other insiders; but he said he doesn't know when he told Mr. Spalding and can't recall whether he conveyed the information to other analysts. +One of the party's pillars, the blue-collar working class, has declined in number during Italy's economic and technological boom. +Naccache's statement also urged the release of the four others convicted in the attack. +He noted that several of the indicators that contributed to the index's increase were so-called financial indicators, such as materials prices, the money supply and a rise in credit outstanding. +"We've heard talk of loosening things up," he said, "but we are awaiting action." Others at the meeting at the Soviet Embassy were Reps. +That may sound familiar to consumers with long memories. +Dutch authorities have said many of the refugees aren't victims of political repression but come to Western Europe for economic reasons. +The central bank would for the first time become "fully autonomous" in conducting monetary policies in accordance with market mechanisms and will no longer be allowed to print money in order to cover state deficits, Markovic said. +Viktor Nakas, a spokesman for the Lithuanian Information Center, a Washington-based emigre group, said, "I see this as a step. +However, many analysts still see PC sales growing modestly year-over-year, and say IBM's problems are largely of its own making. +Salvatore Bruno and his brother-in-law Paolo Lasco were killed as they drove in this northeast suburb of Naples. +BSN already has a joint venture in Bulgaria making Danone yoghurts. +The spokeswoman said nurses who see direct care workers sleeping are obligated to inform the workers' supervisors immediately. +The PLO has an estimated 5,000 hard-core fighters in their bases in refugee camps in Sidon. +The blast released a cloud of ammonia that passed over the republic, but officials said that outside the area of the explosion no evacuations were necessary. +After a few detours, among them a bakery job in Milwaukee, Mr. Huntington returned to Detroit, signed on as assistant to his costumer friend, and subsequently became head of wardrobe at a local theater. +The export boom is straining manufacturers, two Fed reports suggest. +Revenue fell to 123 million dollars from 224.6 million dollars a year earlier. +Despite the judge, "Tilted Arc" isn't going anywhere soon. +Term receivables, such as auto loans and credit card bills, include interest; trade receivables don't. +He made a similar point in his Nashville Rotary speech in January, noting that "Baron Rothschild said compound interest was the eighth wonder of the world." +Steinberg recently dropped plans to sell all its Quebec and Ontario supermarkets, after winning wage and other concessions in labor negotiations covering most of its unionized employees. +Both the Chicago and Nashville offices will be closed. +The president made it clear that in advance of an overall settlement he remains opposed to committing US ground troops to Bosnia. +According to the proxy statement for yesterday's annual meeting, Mr. Schrempf, 45 years old, was replaced Jan. 11. +Alan F. Delp, a senior vice president in charge of Asia and the Pacific, was named to succeed Mr. Mullin. +He is considered a specialist on the European Community. +Shell has a decentralised management structure which, while much admired, may well have contributed to the problem. +"The Heidi Chronicles," Wendy Wasserstein's baby-boom saga, should add the best play Tony to its list of honors, which already include the Pulitzer Prize, the New York Drama Critics' Circle award and the Drama Desk award. +The CNN-USA Today survey suggested Dukakis and Jackson were neck-in-neck in the region. +Arriving about sunrise, he works Sunday through Friday at an Israeli textile factory. +One version calls for a "transfer tax" of 0.5% of the value of publicly traded stocks, placed on both the buyer and the seller in each transaction. +The new guidelines also grant three-year residency permits in exchange for the purchase of 10-year, nonredeemable, nontransferable Finance Ministry bonds. +Two years ago, they invested nearly $2 million to produce a weekly half-hour show called "Essence: The Television Program," which today is carried on 64 stations. +"But once I added up all the expenses, it still came out to about 8% to 10% of my gross commissions," he says. +The researchers said the ovulation rate was "unimportant" because only confirmed periods of ovulation were included in the data. +London Underground drivers are to be balloted on a series of strikes in protest at an imposed 2 per cent pay rise. +Their political theory is divide and conquer," she said. +Home Shopping's earnings for the past three quarters have failed to reach year-earlier results, and its stock price has generally fallen. +Nine-month traffic grew to 2.23 billion miles from 2.07 billion. +Seats will be allotted on a proportional basis. +It declines to disclose any of its own market-share figures, but says its charge volume is running 20% ahead of last year. +That folks here take their football seriously has never been in doubt; someone dispatched the dog of Dan Devine, the second of St. Vince's five successors, after a disappointing loss. +More vigorously than ever, they are sniping at each other's advertising, each trying to make the other taboo among teen-agers. +"It is ironic and disturbing that an organization devoted to protecting the public's interest paid so little attention to illegal discriminatory activities within its own ranks," Kemp said. +He attempted to institute a city income tax, but was foiled by the state government in Montpelier. +"We are a well-integrated group." +In Kabul, Shevardnadze held a second day of talks with Afghan leader Najibullah about Moscow's planned withdrawal. +The U.S. Army mess sergeant rolled up the sleeve of his jungle fatigues, squirted a few drops of milk near the American flag tattooed on his brawny arm and handed the bottle to the bawling East German infant. +Star Technologies Inc. said it restated its previously reported results for the fourth quarter ended March 31 and for the fiscal year, to reflect the cost of settling a shareholders' lawsuit. +Allegheny makes appliances under the Sunbeam and Oster brands and produces various industrial and technology products. +The company's shares rose 12.5 cents, to $4.75, in American Stock Exchange composite trading Friday. +Intel, Santa Clara, Calif., is betting that its less well-off rivals won't be able to afford the investment they need to keep pace with Intel's barrage of new chips. +"The sweater was not intended to be a give-away, regardless of who might like to have it _ whether that be Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, John Paul II or anyone else," he said. +A joke involves a sudden switch from one framework of reference to another. +Volcker or Greenspan had much effect on the market, the testimony seemed to confirm a continued cautious Fed approach with restraint on monetary policy, one economist with a U.K. bank said. +Bourgois said the delay was in the translation, which was completed last month. +Shuttle flights depart on the hour; the new service will operate on the half-hour. +The men's drug problems may have made it easier for Strayer to flee, Groepper said. +The act makes it illegal for any company or mine to kill migrating water fowl and every death has to be reported. The mining method that causes difficulties is called heap leaching. +However, the 1994 performance has been better than expected, buoyed by higher prices for Chile's principal export products, especially copper. +Following a lack of further cooperation, we terminated him." +An issue at all three plants is a union demand to make it easier for workers to retire. +Investigators said the man apparently used electrical boxes to climb 20 feet up from the deck. +Boeing employees working seven days a week with only misty memories of what weekends are resent the implications your paper promoted by the label, "Lazy B." Linda Bergstrom Bothell, Wash. +On Thursday, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries announced it was cutting its production by 1.45 million barrels a day from 23.5 million barrels in April. +The Czech Republic has virtually completed the most ambitious mass privatisation programme in the former communist bloc and has embarked upon export-led economic growth. +Cerezo's government and the rebels held their only peace talks in 27 years of fighting last October in Madrid, Spain. +The rebels also want the equivalent of $10 billion compensation for environmental damage caused by the huge Bougainville copper mine. +He said the incident occurred at an Atlanta nightspot where Chandler and Knight had gone after a performance. +Still to be decided are possible financial payments to the tribes for alleged state infringment on treaty rights. +The U.S. would never let that happen" to those countries, hesaid. +Mr. Edwards, a wealthy, high-rolling Democrat, says he wants to be elected once again so he can do something good for Louisiana. +All died in the blaze. +The Shearson Lehman Daily Treasury Bond Index, which measures price movements on all outstanding Treasury issues with maturities of a year or longer, was up 1.61 to 1,138.97. +Using the new method, perhaps only 50% of the chief executive's bonus would be based on return on equity or return on investment. +It didn't rain anymore after the tornado, so not a lot of homes were water-soaked. +Meanwhile, those bank cards seem to be an exception to the new conservatism of lenders. +The highest price realised this week was 250p for an assam pf. +On Tuesday, Oct. 20, a market collapse was narrowly averted. +Restructuring costs and provisions for environmental programs depressed earnings for the full year. +The directive would affect dissident leader Kim Dae Jung. +A year earlier, profit was $81.4 million, or $1.53 a share, on sales of $1.44 billion. +"A Year in the Life" and the ABC Afterschool Special "Supermom's Daughter" were among 19 programs honored by the American Women in Radio and Television for realistically depicting the roles of women today. +In 1990, 3M earned $1.31 billion, or $5.91 a share, on sales of $13.02 billion. +Analysts speculated that Mr. Jacobs had planned to break up Borg-Warner and sell its parts had he gotten hold of the company. +He had been a vice president at Hachette SA's Diamandis Communications Inc., where he was founding editor in chief in 1988 of Memories magazine which took another look every other month at important events of past decades. +Mrs. Thatcher has warned the authority to curb what she calls excessive sex and violence on television. +Ford, which has had the strongest sales among the Big Three auto makers over the past year, had a 72-day supply of cars on hand at the end of October, compared with only 56 days a year earlier. +When my wife tried to convert she was discouraged from doing so, and many years after her conversion, some in our congregation still refer to her as a "shiksa." +She was arrested and no explosives or weapons were found, police said. +A 5-year-old boy who was hit by cars twice in three months at the same place has died from injuries suffered in the second accident, authorities said. +Mr. Nunn's departure leaves Tennessee Senator Albert Gore as the only Southern candidate. +While stock market investors were enjoying the possibility of declining interest rates, bond investors will find little to enjoy until this week's record $30.5 billion quarterly auction of new Treasury debt is behind them. +The challenge also contended the act violated the constitutional separation of powers among the branches by delegating decision-making authority to the president in setting the pay. +Dukakis then dropped his voice when he spoke of abortion. +Overweel will be held in custody pending another court appearance next Tuesday, said a police spokesman who demanded anonymity. +Volume on the New York Stock Exchange totaled 180.2 million shares. Declining issues on the Big Board were ahead of advancers 1,016 to 629. +Despite all their complaining about Japanese reluctance to buy American, none of the Big Three companies outfits U.S. models with steering wheels on the right, the way the Japanese customers want them. +The closure of Canyon, Yellowstone's largest development with 600 cabins and 280 campsites, sent more than 700 visitors and employees to other parts of the park. +We stroll through the monks' graveyard, neat, unadorned tomb stones laid out like a soldier's cemetery. Before going, a look at the visitor's book. +A former Merrill Lynch & Co. stockbroker agreed to plead guilty to fraud charges in connection with the probe of insider trading with advance copies of Business Week magazine. +Mr. Collins said Cukurova owns three large banks in Turkey and a bank in Germany, and has other industrial interests in Turkey and elsewhere. +Therefore, the trainees "were subject to displacement by returning strikers," the appeals court said. +One way round this is to make use of trusts (see 6). 3. I have made a will so I don't have to worry about IHT. +Some critics considered her the finest screen actress of all time. +A GM spokesman explained that GMAC will be able to pay a higher dividend this year because it expects to have to borrow less. +Reader's Digest Association, which recently went public, is hiring more PR people to expand promotion efforts, though. +It seems there wasn't anybody who met Ryan who didn't love him." Among those are the celebrities such as pop singers Elton John and Michael Jackson, who had befriended Ryan years before attending his funeral. +It claimed that Mr. Carter's alleged misconduct inflated the price VPI paid when it acquired Quorum. +"By the time we did our follow-up interviews about a year and a half later, the honeymoon was over," he said. "Their encounter with reality drives down those heightened expectations, and the emptiness of unmet expectations takes over. +Leach said he wanted tougher capital standards. +That was lower than Tuesday's average of 6.39% and well below Monday's average of about 6 1/2%. +Mr. Erhard has made some breakthroughs of his own. +Danas said the clergy of the Orthodox Church and atheists probably "would not gladly see the pope in Yugoslavia, but the opposition does not come from these quarters alone. +Thomas arrived in Portales on Jan. 17 and spent two months with the Gilmans, receiving room and board in exchange for work at the couple's wrecking yard. +This provision was opposed by Sen. Pete Wilson, R-Calif., whose state has such a program as an edge against higher production costs. +Suharto halted a costly two-year war with neighboring Malaysia that had divided the armed forces. +Transit is despised by traders in the duty-free zone. +But Mr. Cavazos is said to be reluctant to extend the Nebraska exemption to HEAF and its troubled guarantee portfolio. +Since 1935, the ACLU has had a policy of refraining from supporting or opposing candidates for all public positions. +Several of Air France's European rivals, notably British Airways PLC and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, have considered or made investments in foreign airlines as a way to position themselves to exploit the Common Market deregulation set to begin in 1992. +In keeping with its expanding role as a suburban cultural center, the mall stages frequent entertainments, from aerobic dance competitions to performances by the Rockettes. +Eastern's unions have charged that the tactic is a violation of labor law. +Conventioneers, who paid $95 apiece to attend the two-day conference, passed by huge photographs of sorrowful women and children and a naked man standing in a hall before a cluster of wheelchairs. +"The sugar market has lost a great deal of recent ebullience, and the pressure on prices may well continue for the near term unless strong physical demand materializes," the firm says in a recent report. +There was no reaction to the U.N. cease-fire demand from Syrian and Moslem forces. +Valley Railroad President Lynn Parrott said the $300,000 price for the new locomotive was worth it. +Mr. Mitchell of Security Pacific said, "The dollar moved far less against the yen in a relative sense than against the European currencies, which meant that there were some good arbitrage opportunities which popped up occasionally." +He made his national reputation as Ronald Reagan's secretary of education, running an agency the president once said he would eliminate. +All 22 passengers and crew fled the Boeing 727-100 minutes before it burst into flames. +The implants are as effective as daily birth control pills, said Dr. Francine Sinofsky of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. +As head of the merchant banking operations, he will oversee activities such as leveraged buy-outs, venture capital, the structuring of high-yield junk bonds and the investment of equity capital for the firm's own account. +Dec. 11 Albuquerque (N.M.) Journal on the Persian Gulf: What do you know: another un-concession from the United States in response to the Iraqi announcement that all foreign hostages could go home. +Interest has boosted the sum to $300 million. +Keith grew up in Knoxville, where the school's main campus is located, and attended the university. +Attorneys for the heirs say they would have income-tax liability for any money received in settling the recovery claims or disposing of the art objects. +Durkin is running against U.S. Rep. Bob Smith for the Senate. +In the freight compartment with me were perhaps 200 other Americans. +In 1952, Khoury resigned after protest demonstrations broke out when he sought to amend the constitution to extend his term. +However, Aldridge's goal means Ireland at present share first place with Mexico: both have scored twice while Italy and Norway have scored once each. In the 44`C sauna of the Citrus Bowl, Ireland waxed and waned. +You can sell your crickets, too. +More than two-thirds of the new hires were at large regional firms; these securities houses are based far from New York and tend to emphasize small investors. +The price index leaped to 73.4 percent in Septemer from 58.2 percent in August, the biggest one-month gain since August 1975. +Revenue growth in the business services unit reflects the acquisition of the SAMI-Burke marketing information business in late 1987. +Renault's marketing director Jose Dedeurwaerder said that the French group is sounding out a number of potential suppliers in Brazil. +In other words, he's no Ed Koch, a combatative candidate known to shoot from the lip at the slightest provocation. +Mr. Berg currently favors industrial issues, particularly raw-material and technology stocks that benefit from a weaker U.S. dollar. +Only Leonard Bernstein has conducted the New York Philharmonic as often. +More concessions apparently will be needed from some, or all, of the company's nearly 200 creditors, including banks, lessors and power suppliers. Tucson Electric unilaterally declared moratoriums on most of its credit obligations in January. +The Contra army is encamped in Honduras near the Nicaraguan border and the U.S. aid is to be released also for repatriation for those who want to return to their homeland. +The Internet itself is the network of computers that exchanges information by using the same interconnection rules. The Web has a flourishing 'commercial district' as hundreds of companies begin to promote their wares over the Internet's global links. +As the fatal moment approached twice a day, barkeeps gently chivied customers to finish and leave. +Nick off any excess root, leaving enough to hold the layers together. Steam the fennel for 5-7 minutes. +Many people, however, don't develop such virus-fighting antibodies until months after they have been infected. +Mr Baker has the credentials for the job. +He recently discovered a forgotten treasure in Danson House, Bexley, which needs rapid attention. +The information would have to be given in writing at the time of application if the customer applies in person, or within three business days if the customer applies by mail or telephone. +"Everybody's nerves are totally frayed," said Robert Louden, a former cop and hostage negotiator who teaches a security course at John Jay College. +"At first, I said, `I can't do that. +The spokesman said did not know when the tests were completed. +It was slow to understand that personal computers would become the dominant force in the industry. +Grumman, based in Bethpage, N.Y., and the Navy agreed to increase the overall target price for the new development project by $100 million, with Grumman bearing half the costs. +The airline said its load factor, or the percentage of available seats filled, declined in June to 59.4% from 61.9% a year earlier. +Others chanted, "Shame on you, government of hunger." Similar demonstrations took place in Wad Medani, Sudan's second city 110 miles southeast of Khartoum. +That should send money into stocks and drive the Dow industrials toward 3,000, he added. +What do they give friendly societies? +You can see that." Salomon also said it plans to form a compliance committee to prevent any repetition of the damaging regulatory misstep taken by its top management. +The Treasury was forced to retreat two weeks later. +During Seineldin's 4-day uprising in December 1988, he demanded the army budget be increased and top generals replaced. +Koppers, however, has consistently contended that Shearson's stake in BNS gives the firm actual voting rights in BNS, which goes far beyond a simple bridge loan. +"Solidarity is important here. +LTV doesn't break out the unit's operating results, but said it continues to be unprofitable. +Watching and listening, he insists, remain as important as any part of a young conductor's training. There are other problems. +A newspaper in Moslem west Beirut, meanwhile, predicted that four college teachers _ three Americans and an Indian resident of the United States _ would soon be freed. +It was completely worth waiting for," said John Donnelly of Philadelphia. +One bill defines the state's attitude toward the church as a sovereign organization operating within the Constitution but free to manage its internal affairs. +As a result, he said, smokers in the clean room may generate as many as 10 times more particles than non-smokers. +Despite the Regal advertising claiming a major breakthrough in design, the car mainly represents a deviation of the aerodynamic look pioneered by Ford with its Taurus and Sable models two years ago. +Michigan's Bidcos are more versatile than those in California; they have greater capital and can make loans with equity features rather than just conventional loans. +The jury claimed they never had heard of Iran-Contra but it had consumed all of the media in Washington. +While waiting for the results, they were taken into a room to see slides and a videotape showing graphic pictures of abortion procedures. +"What's missing from all of them," he says, "is vision. +The staged truck accident occurred in 1983 off Interstate 8 near Jacumba, about 70 miles east of San Diego. +"The first lady continues to emphasize the importance of mammography (breast X-ray) for early detection of cancer of the breast. +The ad, which was created by Minneapolis's Campbell-Mithun-Esty agency, also features a Russian translation. +He added that he opposes "in principle" an extension of the deadline that the five Central American presidents set for themselves for a regional cease-fire and political opening to take effect. +Mrs. Pascal-Trouillot has come under increasing pressure to resign from several political groups and some members of the Council of State, a quasi-legislative body that shares power with her caretaker government. +One passenger, Jason Booher, said the bus had refueled shortly before the accident. +The new contracts wouldn't begin trading until sometime next year at the earliest, said Chicago Merc's president, William Brodsky. +"It's the first time in this century we've seen a president want to give power to the Congress," Mr. Gephardt said. +"If you look after luxuries, the necessities will take care of themselves." _ Wright's philosophy of extravagant living. +ELKEM, the Norwegian light metals producer, has almost completed the NKr330m (Dollars 57.2m) disposal of its Elkem Nefelin subsidiary to US-based Unimin Corporation, a minerals and mining company. +The four clock faces on Big Ben clanked to a halt for three hours Friday, and London's heart seemed to skip a beat. +It can't lose," he said. +Thousands of books were crammed on shelves, stacked on the floor and buried under desks _ everywhere except on a narrow ribbon of linoleum that snaked through the shop's two small rooms. +The Red Army Faction is blamed for a series of killings and bombings in West Germany during the 1970s and 1980s. +But there is real danger in arguments for a rigid form of legislative quotas in which the quality of representation is not nearly as important as its racial or ethnic hue. +The plate was then kept cold until the airplane could return to the ground and the snow crystals were photographed. +A Federal Aviation Administration report says Scott Air Force Base in Illinois could be expanded to permit civilian use, but the Defense Department is expressing doubts about the findings. +Teheran Radio, monitored in London, said Rafsanjani also planned to visit the southern republic of Azerbaijan, whose population is predominantly Shiite Moslem. +Some of us need our memories refreshed. +The five Contra directors were to leave Miami on Wednesday for San Jose, Costa Rica, where they would spend the night before flying to the talks, according to Jorge Rosales, a spokesman for the rebels. +'A lot of the stuff seems like gobbledegook science fiction. +In national over-the-counter trading Friday, Citizens & Southern common shares closed at $24 a share, down 37.5 cents. +Democratic Gov. Bill Clinton of Arkansas, a former co-chairman of a governors' education task force, counts himself as an advocate of the Bush plan. +Prudential-Bache hasn't served as lead manager on any other auction-rate preferred issues besides First Federal's, and its rivals note it thus has little incentive to use its own capital to prevent the market turmoil that a failure might cause. +Delegates said Wednesday they foresee no problems in a formal decision to extend the pact on Friday, the last scheduled day of the talks. +I resent the animal groups that go for publicity before they go for facts. +The Commerce Department said orders rose $6.8 billion to a seasonally adjusted $226.6 billion, rebounding from a 3.6 percent decline in July, the worst in 18 months. +Just how the Congress was formed, why it was valued and how it was funded are matters directly addressed and forthrightly discussed in Mr. Coleman's always interesting book. +Also at the group, Ann Maynard Gray will succeed retiring Warren D. Schaub as senior vice president, finance, becoming chief financial officer for the ABC TV Network. +She adds, though, that "to avoid confusion," the ad isn't permitted to air during "Good Morning America" or news broadcasts. +EPA officials declined to comment beyond saying an investigation was under way. +They both met with Kenney and those were the results." Winfrey, 49, has worked for 23 years in magazines, newspapers and television. +At first, the argument fails to generate steam. +In the first phase of the development, Imperial together with the WDA and Newport will work on 50 acres while the two private sector concerns will have some 60 acres. +The vast majority paid reflect past agreements. +The negotiations are likely to stretch well into the 1990s, and in the best circumstances it is likely to be years before the negotiators bring anything to Congress for approval. +If velocity rises for some reason, 4% growth in money could translate into economic growth plus inflation that well exceeds 4%. +One reason, he said, is that the company expects the recovery in the California real estate market to be a slow one. +Ros-Dukler says she has unsuccessfully sought money to put teeth in the registration process. +Palmour, who was shown on film with a rock in his hand during the counter-demonstration, testified that he had been "caught up" in the emotional confrontation. +If they continue to view politics as about little more than carving up the spoils, they may soon have no spoils left to carve. A foreign empire could be relatively centralised. +The debentures will be redeemed at a price of 106.45 plus accrued interest to Sept. 2. +A third exercise practiced an airlift operation from the U.S. Embassy compound. +She said she looked out the nearby window and found herself "in the middle of a pine forest." +It is simply a continuation of pressure from Belgrade.' The parliament in Knin is expected to approve today the holding of a referendum on the UN plan, which could break the deadlock between Krajina and Serbia. +The Scottish National party was on 27 per cent (unchanged), the Conservatives on 20 per cent (unchanged) and the Liberal Democrats on 10 per cent (up one point). +Ann Keith, who owns a Los Angeles firm that sells tips on horse races, discovered all this the hard way. +The radio report said Gentille was arrested in April on drug charges and released. +The discovery of survivors on remote islands lifted the hopes of rescue workers, who have found the bodies of at least 32 people. Other reports put the death toll at 26. +Small firms believe some concessions are needed if they are to play a full part in the recovery. +Shahabuddin, 62, met the opposition leaders later in the day. Originally, his nomination was to be approved by Parliament on Saturday, but Ershad unexpectedly dissolved the lawmaking body this morning. +But even as annual inflation pushes 100%, the foreign debt grows and the ruling party plays dirty tricks at the polls, life generally grinds on here in relative peace. +Unless these restrictions are dropped, banks are likely to be swapping mainly for equity in financial institutions. +The plane's makers acknowledged yesterday that A320s previously had problems with a navigation computer. +State Education Commissioner Harold Raynolds Jr. said in a statement that the law entitles all children to attend the public schools in the towns in which they live. +"Barco as you know doesn't want an American strike force," he said. "He doesn't want an international strike force. +Since reaching a post-recession peak in March 1989, nearly 350,000 factory jobs have been lost. +Equivalent yields in the industrial sector shortened from 10.5 per cent in December to 10.3 per cent in January. +Efforts to reach Nordstrom family members Wednesday night were unsuccessful. +Baum wrote the story at his cottage on Lake Macatawa in western Michigan, and some of the characters are believed to be based on local people and places. +But the report went on to say that version of the massacre was now being reconsidered. +Brigades mobilized in the streets and soon after the first shots were fired a group of men in civilian clothes carrying assault rifles stormed the luxury Marriott Hotel and rounded up a dozen foreign guests. +"I am convinced in my own heart that it will not be very long before Cuba is totally democratic and free," he told the exiles and their families. +The U.S. estimates that the four Airbus countries have poured $10 billion into the consortium since it was started 17 years ago. +The SEC is understood to be examining the payment and the work performed by Drexel to determine if any inside information was exchanged or if there is evidence of any other improper collaboration between Mr. Boesky and Drexel. +Hall said it was still too early to assess the impact of the conference, saying there were "definite signs of abatement" in some regions. +Ernst & Whinney executives couldn't immediately be reached for comment, but previously had said the firm doesn't comment on client relationships. +The notes are rated triple-A by Moody's and S&P. +Her friend, Fredi Juri, president of the Iowa Organization of Women for Agriculture, agrees. +Thailand's government spokesman Suvit Yodmani said: "We think it is important that a person who has been accused and indicted for a crime _ especially a crime such as narcotics, which is damaging internationally _ will be brought to fair trial. +The only member of the family to be spared infection was their 6-year-old daughter, Maureene. +Some of the Soviet Union's most sophisticated military technology, including SS-21 surface-to-surface missiles, T-72 tanks, anti-aircraft weapons, armored personnel carriers and rocket launchers followed. +Anticipated peak labour force and staff are 120 and 25 respectively. Laing Industrial Engineering and Construction will act as the main contractor and will be responsible for the mechanical engineering works. +Will it take that long this time? The government is confident the economy will escape the need for root-and-branch reform, largely because it is engaged in an ambitious effort to shore it up. +"Jews are terrified over threats to their life and limb," said Rabbi Haskel Lookstein, the chairman of the Greater New York Coalition for Soviet Jewry, the rally's sponsor. +All eight pro-choice incumbents who faced anti-abortion primary opponents held on to their seats; the single anti-abortion incumbent to face a challenge also won. +After the U.N. Security Council session in Geneva on Friday, Arafat discussed the two Swiss hostages with Pierre-Yves Simonin, a ranking Swiss Foreign Ministry official, a department spokeswoman said Saturday. +One policy is the vain attempt to reverse if not arrest a population decline by heavily subsidizing citizens who have more than two children. +While GM's price increases may not look as steep as its two domestic rivals, that's largely because Ford and Chrysler are making air bags standard equipment on more of their car lines. +The inspector will report to retired Superior Court Judge Harry V. Peetris, who will act as an arbitrator on future disputes over the phase-out program. +Kerridge said the rig count generally declines during the first quarter and is expected to bottom out in March or April although last year it bottomed out in May. +Three American pioneers in financial economics and corporate finance won the 1990 Nobel prize in economics today. +That is the fast-track procedure, when the inspector views the property and both sides make written submissions, but there is no public inquiry. +There have been numerous reports of threatened violence against Bush and others in Colombia by cocaine drug lords angry about a government crackdown against their operations. +Foreign Minister Mark Eyskens said in Brussels Friday that Belgian citizens who wanted to leave Rwanda could fly out on the same planes that brought in the 300 troopers. +She just had a cast removed from an arm that was broken around Christmas. +He said soldiers opened fire after a group of five or six Palestinian youths began shouting and throwing stones at them. +Mercury is the biggest and most successful of London's publicly-quoted fund managers and its top management team has been remarkably stable. +Late last year, Datapoint moved its headquarters to Paris, where Mr. Edelman resides, saying most of its business is in Europe. +"I don't think he's free to advocate," said Rep. Bruce Vento, D-Minn., chairman of the parks subcommittee of the House Interior Committee, at the news conference. +Greenpeace accused the Department of Energy of bypassing environmental review requirements on a South Carolina plutonium processing plant. +But analysts said higher mortgage rates were taking their toll. +Haig devoted a large part of his speech to making the point that Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev is now carrying out reforms in his country because the West forced the Soviet military hand. +Dougherty said the economy is at a different stage in the business cycle than it was when ad spending climbed at double-digit rates in 1976 and 1984. +The new-found ability to manipulate RNA is leading to new, potentially commercial means of fighting viruses, such as those that cause AIDS, cancer and other scourges, and of altering the genetics of plants and other organisms. +Amtrak backed down from plans to impose the policy on all trains. +While the deadline has passed, Soviet officials have asserted the troop pullout will begin this year anyway, with or without a Geneva agreement. +It is a statement of the facts as perceived after reading everything about Aids that it was possible to lay hands on and which was comprehensible to the layman. +Representatives of the pilots and Machinists unions met with FAA inspectors May 15-16 in the context of that inquiry, according to a pilots union spokesman who asked not to be identified. +Buckey spent more than four years in jail before he recently was able to post bail. +The new spending measure will include up to $2.5 billion in aid for victims of the California earthquake, as well as money for ongoing cleanup following Hurricane Hugo. +The company is in arrears on its preferred dividend by $7.60 a share, thus giving preferred shares an indicated value of $32.60, Allied says. +Chrysler benefited from higher profit margins because of strong sales of trucks and minivans. +"Two little old ladies from Brookhaven _ Woodie Thomas and Miriam Moyer _who have started a mail-order hush puppy business in their home are also coming up this year for the first time," McPherson says. +Even a 0.5 percent increase would translate into an annual advance above 6 percent, sharply higher than the price increases of 4.4 percent or less during the past seven years. +The butteroil was sold to Mexico for $2,140 per ton to be delivered to rail cars at the U.S.-Mexico border. +Watch Television's Greatest Christmas Hits (8.00 BBC1) and you will be able to pretend that you have done Christmas and can let the whole mawkish mess (so far as television is concerned) pass you by. +But Borba journalists have not given up. +In December 1985, Merrill Lynch wooed him from Hutton with a $100,000 bonus and superstar treatment. +The Bush administration is setting next year's superpower summit meeting as the target for completion of a treaty to slash long-range nuclear arsenals by 30 percent to 50 percent. +Ciba-Geigy officials deny its operations in any way endanger health and, of course, direct linkages between cause and effect are notoriously difficult to prove conclusively. +The executives also said PG&E remains interested in acquiring the operations of the nearby Sacramento Municipal Utility District, although it said earlier this month that it broke off acquisition talks with the municipal utility. +The measure was passed Tuesday by the state Assembly and Senate and sent to Gov. Bob Miller, and aides said the governor will sign it. +All summer long, the Spielberg family room would be crammed with about 30 youngsters on hot Saturday mornings. +But stopping payment to one or two labs does little good. +Export-dependent shares, however, eased because of the dollar's weakness. +Foreign exchange markets sold the dollar down following the release of both reports, believing the data would put more pressure on the Fed to nudge interest rates lower as a means of stimulating the economy. +While fourth-quarter sales of $33 million fell well short of Next's expections of about $50 million, sales were very strong in December, said Michael Slade, Next's executive director of marketing. +Italy plans a 100-lire (8-cent) tax on consumers for each non-biodegradable plastic bag they take from the store. +The APRs on repayment loans are 8.8 per cent and 7.5 per cent respectively; the mortgage is also available on an endowment, pension plan and Pep basis. +At a nearby corner, they swerve perilously close to a listing apartment house, oblivious to any danger. +Police may learn more after interrogating the two suspects, he said. +How many more must be disabled before Congress will act?" +"As I get closer to the White House, there are no more impossible dreams," he said. +Mr Cheong recently told his staff that SIA's relationship with Qantas had been erratic in the past. +Analysts and money managers say Trump Plaza seems able to live with its $273 million of long-term debt outstanding. +'Nobody wants to do anything, the market is without direction,' said one broker in Milan. +A number of UK companies are eyeing the market. +We passed the suspension bridge, now ageing, beneath the castle. +A spokesman for the company said Sun is looking for "something large" in the area of energy reserves. +Over and over again, Mr. Nixon professes not to understand why Watergate is such a big issue. +The invitation to consume rather than to invest has proved harmful. +'They need money to improve their plants and they need better production and business organisation,' says Mr Bernhard Weiss, a Siemens manager responsible for a joint rail venture with Skoda Pilsen, the engineering group. +The number of women at the top of business appears to be falling. +American says the offer would boost the average flight attendant's compensation to $14,900 for a first-year employee, and to $37,700 at the top of the wage scale. +After the girl's death, Oregon officials took custody of 53 children found at the Sandy house. +To their right are the battle stations, each with red telephones for officers who would help direct America's nuclear war. +Terry Nolan, Dobben's court-appointed attorney, has said he will maintain Dobben was innocent by reason of insanity. +In the UK these are issued chiefly by London-based Trade Indemnity and Cardiff-based, but Dutch-owned NCM, formerly the short-term insurance division of the UK's Export Credits Guarantee Department. +But political analysts believed the momentum was in Peres' hands. +The company said dividends on its preferred stock shouldn't be affected by the decision. +In New York, the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 12.27 points at 2105.62 when London trading closed. +However, it would be a mistake for the United States to pursue policies to exclusively stimulate these technologies," the oil institute said. +Not long after creating six Securities and Commodities Fraud Task Forces, Mr. Thornburgh decided to disband the long-standing Organized Crime Strike Forces. +Many disasters could be avoided, however, if buyers would follow a few common-sense steps. +The company now faces a new deadline of Monday to complete a restructuring of its $1.3 billion debt. +The big jump has been in Italian bond yields, deservedly so given that Italian participation in Emu would have flown in the face of financial reality. +But China is a fiercely competitive market with slim margins. +It confirms what we have been saying all along. +Thermco also has small offices in West Germany, England and Hong Kong. +"Reagan Barely Touches On Hottest Issue of Term / Democrats Ignore Iran in Their Response." +He had not been charged with murder, but a warrant was issued for his arrest on narcotics charges. +As a result there was a sharp drop in the growth of private sector spending - from 16.5 per cent in 1991 to 2.3 per cent in 1992. +For the period 1986-89 an estimated $130 billion in federal spending for farm-related assistance programs provided an average of nearly $600,000 per farmer. +An adult who lives across the street from the shooting scene, Jennifer Bradley, said Pannell was shot as he ran down a driveway. +Mr. Houlihan said regulators, who aren't defendants in the suit, exceeded their authority, both by improperly threatening to take over the bank and by blocking a legal contract. +However, several U.S. officials said Tuesday the Cuban military has some surface-to-surface missiles in its inventory, but none has a nuclear warhead and none could reach the United States even if they did. +PFIZER, the US pharmaceuticals group, recorded a 15 per cent increase in post-tax profits in the second quarter, to Dollars 253.8m. +The most recent change came three weeks ago when Charles H. Pistor Jr., chairman of the lead bank First RepublicBank Dallas, announced he would leave in mid-April and Fronterhouse would assume his duties. +Wall Street sources said American Express and Primerica Corp., parent of Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co., held talks about merging some areas to improve operating efficiency but they ended without a deal this week. +Ranchers and farmers burn off large tracts of the rain forest to clear land for planting and grazing. +In an effort to pass the proposal by the time Congress adjourns next month, House Democratic leaders have agreed to accept the lower Senate figure. +The president also proposed to finance pay increases for other departments' personnel by deferring spending for mass transit projects, Forest Service land acquisition, railway safety grants to states and several other programs. +It was just a few minutes later, then they came on and gave their report." The countdown was longer than usual as fog and high winds delayed the launch by nearly two hours. +Brazil has 6,987 oil wells on land and 1,088 offshore wells, with a total output of 560,000 barrels a day. +De Michelis refused to answer when asked about the meeting. Other ministers, including British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd, said on Monday that they would prefer that Aziz make a stop in Washington first. +But National Power asked British Gas last year if it could transfer the supply to Little Barford in Bedfordshire. The electricity generator has started construction of the Little Barford 680MW power station, which should be operational in 1995. +The bonds were trading around 99 from a par issue price. +In the past year, the Japanese have consolidated their position in the Eurobond markets and now occupy three of the top four positions. +The agency announced, however, that it would fund a detailed study of pilot age and accident rates and indicated it might be willing to certify individual pilots over 60 if a way can be found to determine their capacities. +The Soviet Union has resumed bombarding the U.S. Embassy in Moscow with low-intensity beams of microwave radiation, the State Department said Thursday. +The lawsuit had been scheduled to go to trial this week, but the settlement was tentatively approved Wednesday morning by King County Superior Court Judge Mary Wicks Brucker, Withey said. +The railway, which resumed its run Sunday, restores service that was ended in 1968; since then most of the 3.5 million annual visitors to the rim have arrived by automobile. +The crash was the worst in the history of Continental, a unit of Texas Air Corp. of Houston. +But in notifying the groups, Drexel said representatives of any interested party would be welcome. +Mr. Law's former assistant, Russell Miller, has also been charged in connection with the case and is expected to go to trial. +John H. Durham will continue as chairman and Wayne A. Stork will continue as president, Delaware said. +He said the second F-14 landed at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson and was to return to Miramar, he said. +The Commerce Department said that after-tax profits rose to an annual rate of $166.6 billion in the second quarter. +Stock prices rebounded from earlier losses to post a moderate gain at midday Wednesday. +Campaigns range from sweat shirts printed with imagined UC Merced logos to glitzy promotional videotapes to resolutions by local governments welcoming a new campus. +Hindu priests left their temple, doctors stopped work at a leper clinic, children cut classes and motorists left the dusty roads to see the man who may be the next prime minister. +The United States and China both oppose Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia. +Yet the experience with First Option confirms that they become a great deal less stable if the government is offering an attractive alternative. +This announcement is being made because of recent media reports that an indictment is imminent. +In some bloated centres, a fifth of space stands empty, and rent levels have halved since the boom. +Eastman Kodak Co., buoyed by significant sales gains and lower costs, posted net income of $361.9 million, or $1.60 a share, for the fiscal second quarter. +It is opening habitat that has been closed for a couple of hundred years. +Laugh if you wish, but I have turned pages for my wife, who plays the piano at small musicals here in town. +As with apples, prices have collapsed because of a perceived surplus. +Anticipate what might be asked, and focus on the facts known about those issues. +An unidentified Colombian man and several "accomplices" were arrested, police said. +But in a way it's a story that has to be told." At one point in the film, Vince, the unemployed roustabout, delivers a monologue that frames the movie's political message. +The report did not say what type of cancer Goetz has or how serious it is. +Old brick-built workshops nearby are empty and silent. It is a scene familiar from other former shipyard towns in northern Europe. But just across from the dry dock is a sight that makes the plight of Uddevalla especially poignant. +He lost over half his blood before another neighbor could stanch the flow with a tourniquet. +Mr. Nares is a free-lance writer living in Bogota. +"I wanted him to be away while there was a dispute between myself and his mother. +He is responsible for the company's growing workstation business. Some, however, think that the search for a genius who can fix IBM's problems overnight is bound to be fruitless. +As a result, he said, most companies currently aren't reducing their operating budgets or capital spending plans. +"If someone insults your family, you would stand up and do something about it. +Moreover, it has done it in a sneaky way, pretending that its main objective was to help companies rather than raise revenue. Now, the pensions industry has decided that fire must be returned against the snipers. +So it was a very good meeting. +Year-earlier revenue figures have been restated to reflect an accounting change required by the Financial Accounting Standards Board. +And two years after the accident, Brennan, 50, entered the Betty Ford Center to cure her addiction to drugs. +DISTAFF STAFFERS increase at the Reagan White House, once criticized for having no senior women officials. +Singh, who plans to face Parliament for a vote of confidence on Nov. 7, wants the temple-mosque dispute settled in court. +July 8 The Sun, Bremerton, Wash., on the resignation of Attorney General Meese: The last crony is leaving. +TJ International jumped 2 1/4 to 21 1/2 despite posting a loss of 33 cents a share in the first quarter, compared with net of 23 cents last year. +But Yeutter said the heart of the issue must be addressed. +Pouchee was a freemason - indeed, the records of the Grand Lodge provided Mosley with much of what he has succeeded in unearthing about Pouchee. +The experts say as many as half of East Germany's 8 million workers could lose their jobs under the pressure of competition from West Germany's powerful and productive companies. +UK exports in 1991 amounted to 88,000 tonnes worth Pounds 123m. Mr Judge asserted that the UK industry faced much higher charges for compliance with EC legislation than did competitor countries, which stuck to the minimum prescribed levels. +"With that kind of diverse competition, we've got to get the decisions made early by the people in the best position to make them. +Completion of cases filed in state courts in previous years has not kept pace with new filings, the study shows. The center estimates that the number of cases added to state court dockets in 1988 exceeds the number of files closed by about 5%. +But the way it was built works very well," Clearmountain says. "Most studios are very claustrophobic, with lots of wires, amplifiers and drums lying around that people can trip over. +THE European Commission is trying to push member states into active support for US air-drops of humanitarian aid to besieged Moslem enclaves in eastern Bosnia-Hercegovina. +According to Boris Rumer of Harvard's Russian Research Center, who makes frequent trips to the area, Russian businessmen export timber and import used cars, which they then barter for consumer goods. +Meanwhile, observers said the stock market had put the election behind and turned its attention back to the economy. +Assignment considers the peculiarly powerful position of soap opera in Brazil (7.45 BBC2). +The group said it may buy or sell additional shares depending on market conditions and other factors. +After more than a half-year delay and EDS's apparent mishandling of a key portion of the plant's automation, last spring the auto maker went back to one of the higher-priced, but established unsuccessful bidders to get the job finished. +Voting no were 11 Democrats and 24 Republicans. +It has been shown to cause tumors in laboratory mice. +That figure compares to 1,218 grams per 100,000 residents of Maryland, the next highest Ritalin state. +The gift would be one of the biggest ever made to a U.S. university or medical center. +"The banking business in the United States is going to be difficult, tough," said John S. Reed, chairman of Citicorp, the huge New York bank. +In San Diego, about 200 Republicans attending a fund-raising breakfast cheered their approval as Mr. Quayle shouted that Americans are "fed up" with the status quo in Washington. +I find good pasta irresistible when simply tossed in melted butter and served with a hunk of Parmesan cheese to grate over it at table. +With criticism of the program already being expressed on Capitol Hill, a halt to the convoy operation would expose the Pentagon to charges that it rushed into the gulf region less than fully prepared. +The singer's desire to let people see the "real" Bobby Brown was tested by the title track. +Williams said it is now clear that Giroldi, the coup leader, "had no intention, ever," of turning Noriega over to the United States and that an officer who wanted to turn Noriega over to the United States argued with Giroldi about it. +It promised a 30 per cent cash rebate for work-related child care plus 150,000 new child-care places. But the lustre of the package is slowly fading as the costs it would involve emerge. +This leave would not begin for six months, and it was planned that Mrs Webb should undergo training during that time. +Figures on retail price activity in March will be released later this month. +Home Shopping Network Inc., the leader in televised shop-from-home programs, said Friday that telephone problems were responsible for a 44 percent decline in second-quarter earnings. +Under the Indian judicial system, suspects can be held without charge pending the completion of investigations. +"If there is evidence relevant diaries were withheld, redacted or blacked out then I would want" the House intelligence or judiciary committees to "conduct an investigation," said Hamilton. +"These results do not alter our confidence in our direction or our future prospects," Chairman Robert E. Allen said in a news release. +That means that, after a while, social security ends if the recipient does not sign up for a job, training or community service. +"While I am supporting this provision because it assists in the preservation of critical habitat, I also note that it will ease the economic transition in areas affected by the listing of the spotted owl," Bush said. +"There are some where there's basically just a description and not much artwork. +The result has been "judge-made insurance" created "in the face of contrary policy language," wrote Kenneth S. Abraham, a law professor at the University of Virginia, in a recent issue of the Columbia Law Review. +Their withdrawal was based on promises by Peugeot to open negotiations in Paris at the same time the last man left the premises. +She travels frequently, visiting campuses or speaking at seminars such as the annual Fraternal Law Conference in Cincinnati. +Earlier, in Hong Kong, gold fell $7.85 an ounce to close at $436.35. +More than 2,000 damage suits have been filed against General Public Utilities or the plant's builders. +Mohawk Indians have opened talks with the Quebec government after a police officer died in a gunfight over plans for a golf course addition on land the tribe claims. +Mr. Walsh, currently Union Pacific Railroad's chairman, comes to Tenneco Oct. 1 as president. +The trusts were the last of several barriers Apple raised in the past year to prevent Mr. Stahl from seeking control of the company without completing the tender offer. +Both classes of stock will trade on the American Stock Exchange. +Mr. Coffee was bought by its current owners from the founders of the company for $72 million in 1987. +Company officials said that a lower Jessi committee agreed last week to recommend to the board continued International Computers participation. +Studies show that TPA, tissue plasminogen activator, is effective at dissolving clots that block oxygen-rich blood from getting to the heart, if used within a few hours of a heart attack. +'Young Ruhe is looking to the future, and has proved his determination. +Their only child, Rosalind, grew up with her mother. +Miranda was appointed Sept. 3, two days after provisional President Francisco Rodriguez took office. +WIBW-TV in Topeka, whose reports led to the man's unfolding identities, reported that employees at a Denny's in the Washington area called claiming they had worked with someone who resembled Wolf and went by the initials R.J. +A judge is expected to decide soon whether to annul the marriage as Bing's guardian has requested. +The occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip were relatively quiet after one of the calmest weeks since a Palestinian uprising began December 8. Israeli officials, encouraged by the relative calm, have claimed that the protests are fading. +Airline officials said the aircraft had been trying to land in heavy fog when it hit trees, crashed and broke apart. +You want to have a family someday. +There are probably no more than a dozen new releases every year. Jack is not happy with the standard strength of 40 per cent. +Once again, he was seen as "Teddy's man" at the DNC, the party official who would look after the senator's interests in advance of the 1984 presidential campaign. +Separate clashes in the southeast provinces of Siirt and Hakkari killed seven Kurdish guerrillas and two soldiers, the regional governor's office announced Sunday. +Mr. Bush also hasn't been talking about aid to the Contra rebels in Nicaragua, the Strategic Defense Initiative or any specific way to reduce the federal budget deficit. +Three previously unreported issues began trading last week on the New York Stock Exchange. +Carbon dioxide, a product of burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests, is the principal warming gas. +In India, 33 people died and 500,000 were homeless, government officials said. +Harris Trust & Savings Bank in Chicago, for example, set up a six-person overnight desk in 1983. +Many of these cyclical stocks won't have earnings increases to propel them upward until the economy begins to build up steam again. +The Andersen story has a grim ending. +One top AnnTaylor official recently warned this reporter against the bulls' euphoria about AnnTaylor. +Prices of Japanese government bonds finished firmer as the yen rose sharply against the dollar. +Spain and Ireland have been given until 1992 to implement the law. +"One really shouldn't get over-agitated about the size of foreign-currency holdings," says Mr. Williamson. +Thus, the new gene has to be inserted into the embryo within a matter of hours after fertilization and before the embyro has reached the stage where organs are starting to form. +At the Interstate Commerce Commission: J.J. Simmons III, commissioner. +The plane features a "V" tail atop a fuselage that ends in a rectangle, apparently completely encompassing the two engines that power the plane. +But consultants say TNT will likely use the postal services to distribute packages within each country, while the postal services, which currently use charter planes for international transport, will use TNT instead. +It was United's purchase of Pan Am's routes that got American dealing with TWA, Crandall said. "When the United-Pan American deal was announced, that raised our awareness and that raised TWA's awareness," he said. +Separately, underwriters led by Salomon Brothers priced an offering by the Platte River, Colo., Power Authority. +However, since unification will come about sooner than a new system, he said, a temporary solution may be necessary. +Victor Barr, who has no known address, was arraigned Monday and jailed without bail on charges of bank fraud and causing Carol Kelly of Pontiac to travel with him to Las Vegas in April for marriage under false pretenses. +But he says that, while he worries about range fires and drunken crowds getting in the way of emergency vehicles, he is most leery of the drovers' plan to start the drive by running more than 100 longhorn cattle down Roundup's five-block main drag. +That plan was scrapped when Uno refused. +It was an apparent reference to trials of military officers accused of human rights violations during efforts by military governments in the 1970s to put down leftist subversion. +Indeed, he had turned down several previous offers that didn't seem right, including "42nd Street" on Broadway, which he felt an American should do. +According to reports in Thai newspapers last week, about 300 Vietnamese refugees were forced away from the coastal province of Trat. +He said Tuesday's ruling is in line with longstanding tradition giving states control over tidelands. +According to an advertisement in today's Wall Street Journal, Mr. Sosnoff's amended offer will expire June 19 at 5 p.m. EDT, unless extended. +Tanjug said the Communist candidate for Montenegro's presidency, Momir Bulatovic, appeared as likely as Milosevic to win outright without being forced into a runoff. +Officials attributed the problems in part to industry competition and price cutting, as well as the aftermath of the October 1987 stock-market crash. +Two Cypriot-flagged ferry boats that occasionally have been running the gantlet of Syrian fire to transport Christians from Jounieh and Byblos to Larnaca, Cyprus, suspended their shuttles again Thursday. +Theoretically, the proposed mega-merger would open up new opportunities for smaller and regional food companies. +It said that 16% of the purchasing managers reported higher employment, the greatest percentage since March 1985. +Everything in this understated collection was wearable and chic. +His decision Wednesday to rescind an order from Army Commander-in-Chief Lt. +But why would Hanoi rescue the crewmen only to imprison them? +But in a few months time, he says, easier U.S. interest rates and monetary tightening in West Germany will force the dollar below current levels. +Iliescu announced he wanted to clear the square before the election, but Prime Minister Petre Roman later said the demonstrators could remain. +His trial is scheduled June 5. +Little is known of his personal life. +If it was taken "at the wrong time," he asked, "why didn't the chamberlains standing at my side say something then?" Nakayama was barred from covering official post-wedding events today, and the agency said the ban may be permanant. +This month's special is a quilt cover "exclusively designed for Marxism Today by a leading fabric designer." +He maintains that his agency has the legal right to issue as many notes as it wants, but he said it would not issue more than $16 billion. +The settlement in that case totaled $200 million. +They should be running themselves: we do not have any desire to run those countries. What about a Turkic commonwealth, an economic commonwealth? Not for the time being. +An estimated 70,000 people, most of them civilians, have been killed since the civil war began nine years ago. +Maloney said the case should serve as a warning to other companies. +Aggressive cuts by France may even have contributed to the crisis which forced apart the exchange rate mechanism's bands on August 2. +Based on the contract of Austrian Airlines - Lauda Air and Tyrolean Airways will also be members of the global network of airlines. +"It was just a passing thing. +But McKinsey, which is talking internally about "taking on ICG's staff," rather than buying the business, would have ICG's 17 partners and 200 professionals focus on strategic issues rather than on implementation. +Another $150 million was raised through sale of the Hunts' Black Lake oil and gas fields in Louisiana, he said. +Pentagon spokesman Pete Williams said Thursday that Cheney has received a report on the matter from Air Force Inspector General Lt. Gen. +He said tax forms have been mailed earlier in other years but that taxpayers found it upsetting to receive them before Christmas. +It has a little museum with a wide range of exhibits, including one of Joel Garner's size-15 cricket shoes. +Under a law passed in July, companies with combined Chinese shareholdings of more than 20 per cent are banned from investing on the island. +They were intended as a hedge against starvation in case of nuclear attack. +Scrawled across the picture is the message, "Bob, What a night! +So Mrs. Taylor bought the stock at $8.50 a share. +The refinery has been criticized by environmentalists because its sulfur emissions threaten to discolor the Taj Mahal, India's most famous monument at Agra, 45 miles away. +Motorola introduced MicroTac two years ago. +Employers and the government argued that the proposed labor legislation would reduce the flexibility of unions and industries to negotiate the length of the work week. +The group's fourth member, David Hobbs, has not been charged. +The center urged that the Coast Guard control traffic within 15 miles of the Keys, where a series of vessel groundings late last year extensively damaged coral reefs. +"I didn't expect this kind of response," said Ameen El-Massri. +Provision is made to extend relief, by regulations, to non-statutory schemes. Clause 46 and Schedule 7 bring forward insurance companies' entitlement to repayment of tax on exempt pension business income. +She also relied on her strong faith in God, she said. +He's tough. He's the best trader I've ever seen." San Antonio lawyer James Ingram: "He's very tough and very shrewd. +Schauble refused to give details of the foiled attacks, but he said improved cooperation between police forces on the European continent that had curbed the IRA's activities. +The department plans a three-year phase-out of non-nuclear production at its Mound facility near Dayton, Ohio; its Pinellas plant in Clearwater, Fla.; and its Rocky Flats plant near Denver. +"If Jumblatt or Berri veto any resolutions taken in Taif, who's going to be able to implement them?" +The current round of violence broke out March 8 over Aoun's blockade of ports run by Moslem militias _ a vain attempt to reassert government control in Lebanon. +JAPAN'S efficiency in manufacturing, according to the international management consultants McKinsey, is not all that it is cracked up to be. +The operations being considered for sale are expected to fetch about $300 million to $400 million, according to analysts. +But I think I've escaped that fate by coming to it late.' The Daydreamer represents the fulfilment of a promise to his 11-year old stepdaughter Alice, who had asked him to write some of the stories he had made up for her on holiday. +Davis, who measured a mere 5-foot-6 and weighed not much more than a jockey, died Wednesday at 64. He was the last working vestige of old-time vaudeville as well as entertainment's Renaissance man. +PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) _ A committee appointed to investigate killings that caused the cancellation of national elections said it had identified the assailants "collectively" but named no individuals, a radio station reported. +The man's illness had been confirmed before his death, Adams said. +Curiously, it wasn't the lobby-oriented Washington law firms that initially pushed for the change. +Rescuers were forced to suspend their search Monday afternoon as warm temperatures increased the danger of new avalanches. +Over the past three sessions, the stock has lost a total of 5 5/8 points, or 8.7%. +He could slap the daredevil flyer with up to 10 years in a labor camp and risk hurting the more-humane image the Kremlin has been cultivating. +Among the substitute products are kevlar, a synthetic fabric used with resin, and some types of metallic fiber, industry officials said. +Neither the Washington-based mine workers nor the OCAW, which is headquartered in Denver, would comment. +Adding that sentiment on the dollar was very bearish, he said that the traders' target was 1.65 marks and 132 yen. +The last time he tried to lead the way by presenting a tax package, he was rebuffed, and Rep. Jenkins quietly gathered a slim but solid majority for a capital-gains plan. +Zanone reiterated Italy's position that the F-16s must remain in Europe to protect NATO's southern flank, but that a decision on where they should be relocated and how to finance the move must be decided by the entire Western alliance. +Under its new plan, American's cheapest fares would increase to between $49 and $169 each way, representing increases of as much as 150%. +They were greeted by television lights and a small crowd of well-wishers with a sign reading "Welcome to Austria." Minutes before, Austrian and Czechoslovak border guards shook hands on the dividing line in a manifestation of friendship. +The station formed a 150-yard barrier between them. +Polly Peck asked a court Thursday to appoint administrators to keep creditors at bay and help sort out its debt load of 1.3 billion pounds, about $2.5 billion. +While sticking strictly to the letter of the agreement, countries have the right to minimise its impact on their own farm policies; and it is expected that most of them - certainly the EU - will do so. +The huge Reelfoot Lake in northwest Tennessee was created by that tremor and the ground shook as far away as Washington, D.C. +"They feed you a lot of liquids and a lot of food," said James Begay, a Navajo firefighter from Window Rock, Ariz. "They keep you going." Scott McCartney is the AP Southwest regional reporter, based in Dallas. +Bush aides already are attempting to paint his campaign as an uncontainable force, and they believe they will be able to lure Dole supporters who increasingly will view the Kansan as a lost cause. +In Friday's edition State Street provided a pretax figure. +The foreign ministers from the four World War II allies that divided Germany _ the Soviet Union, United States, Britain and France _ are to meet in Bonn on Saturday for their first formal negotiations on German unification. +The source said that despite their small numbers, the presence of the opposition party members changed the atmosphere of the entire legislature. +If carried out, the Politburo order would affect officials at the uppermost levels of the party and government, who have been exempt from anti-corruption and austerity drives. +The Big Four of California, Texas, Florida and New York account for 75% of all Hispanic firms. +It's as though pieces of a jigsaw puzzle carried to four continents were hunted down and put back together. +They just wanted to listen." Miss Shapiro had headed east in 1977 at the suggestion of choreographer Tony Stevens and musical director Jack Lee who worked with her in a California production of "Annie Get Your Gun." +But this is CBS, so he has to go to a secret government lab and become the subject of tests by Tina McGee, a lovely, widowed scientist played by Amanda Pays (Pays can act, and thus stands out here). +The biggest offer from the traffickers came in 1984, when the Medellin cartel offered to pay off Colombia's foreign debt, then about $10 billion, in exchange for amnesty. +But United appears to have achieved mixed results in two recently negotiated agreements with its machinists' and flight attendants' unions. +Aoun heads the country's Christian government, which is vying for legitimacy with a rival Moslem Cabinet. +Families were evacuated in portions of Perry and Faulkner counties as the river began a slow rise to expected record-setting crests, authorities said. +But Saturday's speeches signaled that the NRA, which still has 2.8 million members, will take a hard line rather than soften its position on handgun purchase waiting periods and assault rifle bans. +Invesco Korea Trust raised diluted net asset value by 12 per cent to 156.37p in the six months to September 30. On an undiluted basis, the figure grew by 13 per cent to 167.57p. +The suit, filed in the Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Common Pleas Court, claims that the merger will unfairly dilute the value of shareholders' equity investments and that the proposed exchange rate is unfair. +If Gardner Merchant succeeds, Forte, which has retained a 25 per cent stake, may yet wonder why it disposed of a business that generated so much useful cash to fund its hotels. +The Japanese are different, but in the end they're not that different. +Market participants say investors are not only licking their wounds following the turbulence last week, but they have also been made nervous by two events in West Germany. +Some carriers make the middle seat in a row slightly wider to reduce elbow-to-elbow claustrophobia. +He said he couldn't comment further without consulting the company's food scientists. +The newspaper quoted one of its reporters who witnessed an incident Sunday at the El Amari refugee camp near Ramallah. +We're better off independent." Premier Robert Bourassa has categorically rejected suggestions for extending the Saturday deadline. "There will be a profound disappointment, sadness and much disillusionment in Quebec," he said. +The government, heavily behind in payments on its domestic commitments, hopes the withdrawal of the oil company from the domestic market will create a space for it to borrow to fund its deficit. +But as soon as American Standard Inc. called up this week asking the firm to defend the law, as a protection against a takeover attempt by Black & Decker Inc., Richards Layton was only too happy to oblige. +On Wednesday Lotus posted strong earnings, as expected, for the second quarter, but said its third-quarter profits might fall short of comparable year-ago levels. +Charles, 40, who commanded the ship in 1976, sometimes suffered seasickness as a result of the ship's tendency to roll heavily. +The next day, McFarlane presented the Japanese offer to Reagan. The president responded, "Gosh! +Meagerly stocked not long ago, the town's main markets now are bustling. +However, Hauenstein denied Tageszeitung's report that a Schaeublin shipment also was seized at Frankfurt airport. +A Scottish disc jockey has found a wide audience playing her own brand of down-home music on public radio in, of all places, North Carolina. +But the pace of trading slowed, and many analysts said they weren't yet convinced that the market had pulled out of its long summer swoon for good. +"I was willing to give this young man another chance, and in the intervening years I have never had occasion to regret it," Wright said in a statement. +Centuries of wind have eroded the adobe, leaving walls of stacked rocks on the brushy hilltop 60 miles south of Albuquerque. +'We are now looking to the global, not the local market,' he says. Dr Abdel Wahab believes that the current major shake-up of the public sector, signed into law last year, will help to further this goal. +More have remained nominal members but won't even talk to the central body's representatives. +The offering, Series Gold 1266, is backed by Freddie Mac Gold 7% five-year balloon mortgage securities. +The 36-year-old legislator, Petrus Mbatha, was a member of Inkatha, a Zulu political organization that has been locked in the fierce feud in KwaZulu homeland with backers of militant anti-apartheid groups. +A prototype system has been installed at BZWIM. +The questionnaire will be sent by the Melville, N.Y., data-gathering concern to more than 70 million homes this year. +Smith said in a letter to a newspaper that he chased and killed Miss Roberts because she gave him a venereal disease. +IT IS HIGH time to restructure your economic model or, better, to throw it away. +This secures RTV an additional turnover potential of about 20 to 25 mill. +It's now probably going to be a traditional Korean 'winner-take-all' outcome." +"Sanctions have had a very major impact on development of new thinking in South Africa," he said, but Bush wants to concentrate on dialogue. +The blue-collar machinists, longtime rivals of the white-collar pilots, say the buyout would load the company with debt and weaken its finances. +The report also said the protesters handed a letter of protest to the British Embassy press officer expressing outrage over London's denunciation of the execution. +The local district council and the government-sponsored Welsh Development Authority are already working on new industries for Maerdy, but the results may be years away. +Centennial celebrations are milestones measured long ago in much of the rest of the nation. +It raised the possibility that if the battlefield nuclear weapons are removed the thousands of American and British soldiers in West Germany would soon follow. +Saddam greeted each as a military band played national anthems and the military fired 21-gun salutes. +Mr. Levine says that without his computer gear, he could never have set up a studio in his home that could compete with multimillion-dollar commercial outfits. +The South Korean opposition leader all but declared his candidacy, elating longtime supporters but confounding those who predicted he would drop out rather than split the opposition vote. +He said it was "conceivable" that Compaq might eventually produce two lines of computers based on the different standards. +House Democrats say their proposed cuts spare conventional weapons, such as fighter jets, that are most useful in regional crises. +Members of the commission visited about 40 bases during a seven-month examination of the nation's 3,800 military installations. +A CIVIL RIGHTS BILL proposed in Congress to strengthen the anti-bias rights of workers would probably increase the number of lawsuits brought by disgruntled employees, small businesses fear. +At the congress, however, Li will be at center stage, delivering a key report at the opening of the three-week session that will define the nation's immediate goals. +But the wit never keeps up with the invocations. +She only hopes that a post-apartheid government will make it just that little bit nicer. +From an initial #50 million, Nomura Bank's capitalization has been raised to #130 million in shares and subordinated loans. +Access to Personal Files (Housing) (Scotland) Regulations. +FBI divers, meanwhile, began dredging a pond near his home. +I cannot tell you what action we will take until we meet.' Mrs Hills named nine trading partners, including the EC, to a 'priority watch list' for its inadequate intellectual property protection. +The agency said routine testing discovered that the cars emit more than the permitted about of carbon monoxide, and the trucks and utility vehicles emit too much carbon monoxide and unburned fuel. +The customers find the markets liquid and the costs very competitive. +Sympathetic neighbors visited Quals following the cross-burning early Thursday in the predominantly white Los Angeles suburb about 35 miles northwest of downtown. +Since November 1991, they have been a team of defence procurement experts drafted in from the Ministry of Defence. +The car stopped, the woman leaned into the open window and handed over some money. +According to some information, less than half of each army has been deployed in the city. +The venue was selected because it will allow the deputies to discuss the reforms far from any pressure by the powerful militia leaders. +Close inspection of the upper skin of early-model Boeing 737s was ordered Oct. 5 by the Federal Aviation Administration after routine inspections turned up cracks near where sections of sheet metal overlap, officials said Friday. +The District Attorney's Office on Tuesday announced its plans for another trial on the assault charge. +"We thought it was a hawk," Sheraton Tacoma Hotel sales director Barbara Faulkner said of the bird who liked to bring its own lunch up to the restaurant windowsill. +Of course, the play money makes it easy. +Police said people whose homes were destroyed were staying with friends or relatives in town, and about a dozen were taken to shelters. +"The fertilizer was all over the place," said David Phillips, manager of a Deerfield Beach store, where the bar codes from 233 bags were cut out Sunday night. +Arrests began in Los Angeles in February, where federal agents charged that large amounts of money was being laundered through jewelry dealers who allegedly used phony gold shipments to cover the transactions. +Mr. Kendrick is professor emeritus of economics at George Washington University. +And riders reserve a special brand of courtesy for one another. +The Supreme Court has been closely divided on affirmative action disputes, and Wednesday's hour-long argument session provided few hints on the likely outcome of the Richmond case. +A doctor friend of mine told me, with some amusement, that the god-man of 1980 was treated a few months later by a colleague - for tuberculosis. The priests begin preparing for the festival on the second day of the year (according to the old calendar). +These include complying with a cease-fire agreement, showing a willingness to negotiate in good faith and refraining from acts of terrorism or military actions that threaten the government. +The reports showed wages and benefits increased at an annual rate of 3.4 percent in the first quarter, raising the labor costs associated with each service or product by 2.4 percent annually. +"It's deceptive to imply this is some special offer when it goes on month after month." +The dream of some pilots to buy their own planes and run an airline is becoming reality for 6,326 United Airlines flyers, who will have to learn to operate in the boardroom as well as the cockpit. +The company grew quickly by selling cut flowers and aggressively marketing its bulbs in Europe, particularly the Netherlands. +Van Thiel told reporters the painting needs new veneer but will go on display in two weeks, protected by a glass shield until the veneer is dry. +The boy refused to testify Wednesday even after a special state prosecutor assured the boy's attorney he would not be indicted. +In addition, Cyprus reported a before-tax $2.1 million gain on the sale of equity in a coal mine, which added about four cents a share to earnings for the quarter. +Unix support, or lack of it, by software houses is important. +Traders attributed part of yesterday's mild bond market slump to renewed speculation that Congress will approve legislation soon to increase the government's authority to issue new long-term bonds. +The army is rounding up civilians in the capital and forcing them, under threat of execution, to carry military supplies through the jungle to rebel battlefronts, say some Burmese who claim to have escaped. +Officials in Britain said they had no information to confirm the report. +Alas, the substance of his thesis is undermined by what he leaves out. +Pressures are growing for higher inflation and higher interest rates, according to Paul Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. +Agriculture officials raised their forecast for Sept. 1 soybean stock piles, reflecting weakening exports as well as anemic domestic demand. +Those who support me feel I can win. +A retired army officer and a senior government scientist have been arrested on suspicion of selling defense secrets to foreign countries, the United News of India reported Saturday. +"It is on the basis of those words that the government wants you to find these defendants guilty, not on newspaper articles." Gordon acknowledged that a good deal of the evidence came from the two informants. +Del Genio said the odds for best picture were the closest ever, reflecting a race that is very much up in the air going into the Academy Awards show March 26 in Los Angeles. +It was also hurt that year by the introduction of new Coke, as its Southern markets were bastions of old Coke loyalty, and sales suffered. +He confessed in the late 1920s that nearly 30 years of researching the "feminine soul" had produced no answers. +In 1989-90, she is scheduled to sing the Marschallin in Strauss' "Der Rosenkavalier" at the Houston Grand Opera. +The process starts with the World Bank, pointing a finger at the IMF for insisting on a tight monetary stance resulting in double-digit real interest rates. +However, a number of other conservative Republicans said they expect one of their number to propose that Frank be censured, a step higher than a reprimand. +So far this year, stock funds have pulled in $12.8 billion, but taxable bond funds have bled $658 million. +"The politics and name-calling are tearing Chicago apart when we need to work together," Daley told a civic club meeting. +Rothschild added that many companies chose to emphasize production of their highest octane and most profitable gasoline, which also had the effect of increasing prices. +That sent volume soaring last month, when sligthly more than 18.4 million shares were traded, with a total value of 189.92 billion rupiah ($107 million). +At the same time, his staff tried to defuse charges by Dukakis that middle-class families have been squeezed economically. +The premise was simple: Brown as a divorced New York woman struggling with an irresponsible ex-husband, a fretful mom and a nonexistent career. +Germans present "the most extraordinary importance for the future of Europe," Havel said, and have been both the cause and the cure of Europe's major ills throughout this century. +"Even when the restructuring is all said and done, Occidental will have nearly $6 billion in debt on its books and a highly leveraged position in the chemicals business, which is on a downward slope," says Mr. Young of Smith Barney. +Allowed a woman charged with minor traffic violations to sue Kentucky law enforcement officials who strip-searched her after her arrest. +An average of 2,000 East Germans are fleeing their country daily for their more affluent neighbor. +A class from the housing project's Head Start program shows up several times a week to help the gardeners water, taking turns using a faucet to fill plastic jugs. +True, an unexpected Pounds 10.5m contribution from the pension fund flattered profits. +An election is held every June to elect 12 members to twoyear terms. +The West German leader's words were read by Robert Maxwell, the Czech-born Jewish publisher who sponsored the weeklong conference. Maxwell lauded West Germany's willingness to face its past, and at his request, Kohl was given a round of applause. +Is Amdahl merely gearing up for a short-term rise? +Duggan died Sunday at his Westwood home. +And it quotes Mr. Nelson as saying he can't recall who asked him to make the calls. +Some rulers during Hungary's historical domination of Transylvania, it's true, also practiced harsh nationalization on their Romanian subjects, but the effect of these activities never equaled what is happening under the current totalitarian system. +A federal judge refused Monday to stop next Sunday's hike in postal rates, ruling he lacked jurisdiction to order the Postal Service to delay the increase for two months. +Mr. Kontras was confident he would at least see the buck. +U.S. reserve assets fell $264 million in the three months through October to $47.17 billion, the Treasury said. +In January, strong economic growth produced annual consumer price inflation of 7.2 percent, the highest in two years, the Labor Department reported Wednesday. +The Marines rejected his request for objector status, saying it was based on political rather than moral considerations, saying they thought Paterson didn't oppose war in all forms and wasn't sincere in his beliefs. +In Chicago, Mayor Richard M. Daley will try to win his first full term in office after serving out the last two years of the term of Mayor Harold Washington, who died in office. +Thailand's newfound prosperity is pushing old infrastructural problems to a critical point. +Livestock and meat futures finished narrowly mixed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. +"But in Japan, individuals are buying. +Poindexter made a similar statement the same day to the Senate intelligence committee. +A proposed merger of Arthur Andersen and Price Waterhouse could be scuttled amid differences over their retirement plans, sources said. +Each is equipped with 24 missiles and staffed with a crew of 157 men. +Broussard also ran the Watts Christian Center in Los Angeles. +Morrison's shares benefited from support from BZW and gained 7 to 141p. +"We're invisible," said Marie Murray of the Greater Atlanta Political Awareness Committee, GAPAC. "We don't just care about gay issues. +"I have never been worried about being unpopular if I felt what I was doing was right," Mrs. Thatcher said in the interview in the Dec. 17 issue of the House of Commons magazine House, copies of which were made available today. +The results of the studies, published in this week's New England Journal of Medicine, were given to the Food and Drug Administration last spring. +Closely held Rice Aircraft Inc. and its chief executive officer admitted to refinishing surplus airplane parts and then passing them off as factory-fresh. +Like most other Americans, 86-year-old Lillian Levin had probably never heard of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. +Separately, Bank of America announced the formation of three regional capital markets operations to serve Europe, the Americas and Asia. +Bonds can be issued only after the city implements such a plan. +Roper's directors initially supported the Whirlpool offer, but Tuesday urged stockholders to accept the GE offer. +GE's $1.8 billion charge is less than 10% of the company's equity. +James Webb, a spokesman for the company, said the bite was not immediately reported. +The importance _ and difficulty _ of fund raising is not lost on Heath, who offered this simple assessment during a trip to Washington seeking political action committee support: "You're just sort of shamelessly begging. +In addition, the carrier will begin service between Detroit and St. Louis with six one-stop flights a day, starting June 4, and will add three non-stop flights on July 1. +Midway Airlines said directors amended the company's shareholder rights plan, reducing the point at which an outsider's stake would trigger the plan's dilutive poison-pill measure. +"We see it as a truly historic victory, not only for Ford workers but for trade unionists up and down the country," Murphy said after nine and a half hours of talks. +But having smartly outperformed Glaxo for the last three months, Wellcome was already vulnerable. +The measure is named for its chief sponsors, the late Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., and former Rep. Charles Vanik, D-Ohio. +Ex-Led Zeppelin vocalist Robert Plant says his heavy metal band was wrongly accused of slipping Satanic messages in its albums long before the current Judas Priest flap. +It's the Pakistanis who are in Geneva, facing the Soviet-backed negotiators from Kabul and who've so far refused to sign a deal with the Kabul regime. +"It's fun, and there are a lot of new things to do and learn," said 20-year-old Heike Hartmann. +He was formerly executive vice president and chief financial officer. +In a closing speech, Havel defiantly declared he was not guilty of inciting people to attend a commemoration Jan. 15 for Palach in Prague's Wenceslas Square or of ignoring appeals to leave the square the next day. +Ciccone also is charged with assault and battery in a case in Bloomfield Township in which he allegedly threw a pair of pliers at a car Jan. 8. +Of Britain's 95 local-authority governments, 14 have curbed investment in South Africa; their pension funds have a combined worth of $6 billion. +An additional $53 million needed to make the distribution is due July 16. Pathe is also required to deposit into the account an additional $100 million in two installments of $50 million each on Aug. 21 and Sept. 20. +Extreme bearishness toward the data, with rumors of a decline of as much as 250,000 in non-farm payrolls, has shifted to an almost rosy outlook that includes talk of a rise in payrolls last month. +The protesters have been demanding that only citizens of former East Germany have access to the highly sensitive files, and immediately denounced the investigators' actions. +Steve Hart, a member of the 12 striking unions' negotiating committee, declined to speculate how long the Ford workers would stay out. +The company said it expects the sale of the units to close on or about Jan. 11. +But you don't have to catch the next Concorde to remain competitive. +He said new efforts to forge a compromise were motivated in part by "anxiety over a deficit that is fighting every reduction attempt that we can come up with." "The participants agreed on two or three kind of basic operating principles. +The announcement briefly halted trading in Union Texas stock on the New York Stock Exchange. +The program is mandatory for most welfare recipients until they're off the rolls. +For Cornu, it has been complemented by commercial experience gained from a winding career through various technology-based companies. His first job was at Asea Brown Boveri, the Swedish-Swiss engineering group, where he worked in the research department. +The elections referred to are scheduled for May 1989, not May 1988. +May 8: Negotiations began through the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. +Economists said that figure, if it is not re-estimated in subsequent months, could be an indication that the momentum of economic growth slowed a bit as 1988 ended. +Trustcorp Inc. is a Toledo, Ohio-based bank holding company. +He also said some 170,000 houses had been destroyed and that industrial damage in the areas totalled about $179 million, the agency said. +"This is a little different than previous studies that have said that birth control pills protect aginst PID, period," said Dr. Paul Wolner-Hanssen of the University of Washington. "This is kind of a good news, bad news result. +Freddie is still to some extent in transition from ownership by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board to private ownership. +There are more UDF members in his government than RPR ministers, and he has tried to cater to the UDF's centrist, pro-European susceptibilities. +Last year, Mr. Bloch stirred up criticism in Congress by encouraging leading academics to lobby for funds on the NSF's behalf. +'We accept that because of huge demand there have to be restrictions on final tickets, and approved a scheme where people had to go to group games to qualify. +GATX Corp. said it completed the sale of its Fuller Co. unit in a leveraged buyout to a group comprised of Fuller management and New York investor Eli S. Jacobs. +Every week he writes one book; every day he composes several songs. +With the HST you could see a firefly in Australia from Washington." Home ports under construction in New York, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas and Washington state are among 34 military installations the Navy is considering for possible closure. +Springer was a longtime press secretary to Rep. Toby Roth, R-Wis., the congressman said Friday. +Roberts said the DeKalb County district attorney's office will not decide whether to prosecute Schiefelbein until his case file and the judge's order are received from Fulton County. +An East German turned back in that convoy later managed to dash to Austria and told reporters that border guards wielded truncheons to force back people walking toward the border. +The proper figures for corporate growth Are something we never seem to know, As we're called reckless when they're too high, And stagnant when they're too low. +My own slight asthma returned this year for the first time since youth. +To call attention to new products and promotions such as "midnight madness" and invitation-only sales, Michaels has upped its advertising budget to more than $20 million for the current year from $16.5 million last year. +Analysts were asking why UBS, which has a 100-strong internal audit team, did not pay special attention to accounts from places such as Colombia and Sicily with known links to drug smuggling. Apparently, not much effort was required. +The News quoted an unidentified source close to Eastern as saying Trump would pay more than $350 million. +The deficit narrowed by 2.2% in the second quarter. +"There we lost our spreads," says Mr. Sacerdote. +A month later, bitter House Republicans demanded that the summit eschew any tax increases. +Doctors and hospitals no longer will be able to hide behind the anonymity of who's doing a good job or who isn't. +If they are worth $10,000 or $1,000 it doesn't make a difference _ no pets." Maxim's bars pets because of potential damage to the suites and the possibility of irritating other guests, said Ronnie Alcalay, rooms division manager at the hotel. +Marketings of "fed" cattle in January totaled 1.67 million head, down 5 percent from a year ago and down 7 percent from two years ago. +"While I understand the concerns of the supporters of this amendment, legislation is not the answer," said a letter to senators from Jason S. Berman, president of the Recording Industry Association of America Inc. +Popular wisdom holds that the Japanese are a nation of workaholics with a natural predilection for stimulants. +Our bilateral relationship is very strong. +Like the rest of the UK, north Wales is now deeply depressed. +The government released from prison two senior politicians jailed since a June 30 military coup but is keeping them under house arrest, a government source and their associates said Saturday. +A bi-national state, in which the two nations are far from evenly balanced, is almost by definition a difficult one to manage. +Lee Dong-kyun and four colleagues from an army engineering battalion near Seoul issued a statement Thursday at the Korea National Council of Churches, calling on the military to stay out of politics. +"We must act with prudence, without falling into decisions that could be a little hasty," said Roberto Daverede, head of Antarctic affairs for the Argentine Foreign Ministry. +It is difficult to compare the value of the competing plans. +As previously reported, the company dismissed about 22% of its work force, or about 60 employees, in Novato; Chatsworth, Calif.; and Chicago. +U.S. chief delegate Morris B. Abram told delegates that more than 20,000 people had fled Romania in the past 18 months to escape political and economic repression. +There were no clashes and police persuaded the protesters to move into a nearby park. +He said the action was taken to offset the effects of banks becoming overly cautious in making loans. +Not only were net profits for the first half of 1994 a third lower than in the first half of 1993; the group expects second-half profits to stay at the same depressed level. +In composite New York Stock Exchange trading yesterday, Boeing shares closed at $45, up $2.125. +Ueberroth led a group that bid $464 million to buy Eastern Airlines earlier this year. +Nakajima has said he has tried to persuade PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat to withdraw the application, apparently as a means to defuse the situation. +Mr. Parry noted that the economy is far from robust and that many regions remain weak. +But while he lingered in Massachusetts, his rivals not only dominated the evening news but also set the agenda for virtually the entire general-election campaign. +"It was the wrong ad," said Peter Hart, a Democratic pollster who conducted surveys for the Chicago Tribune. +For example, yesterday was the final day of a two-week period in which banks must settle their reserve positions with the Federal Reserve. +"The market had already priced in the number," said Stephen Flanagan, a vice president at Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. Shortly after the figure was released, trading turned again to the yen. +But he acknowledged authorities were having trouble finding places for the refugees to live because most vacant apartments were turned over to those left homeless by the earthquake. +But that process may be under way. +The cause of many such explosions remains undetermined. +Just days before IBM's announcement, bonds were sold for a $13 million expansion of the high school and construction of the middle school. +"He is a very reasonable man, and I think he will be a good negotiator," a British banker said. +The hope is that more competition will mean lower electricity bills for consumers. +This same thinking applies to marketshare won by exploiting a new technology. +Though the judges can't suppress snickers as they plow through the heaps of manila envelopes and cardboard cartons, they are generally charitable. +As they do, however, a Chinese soldier perched high atop a roof overlooking the square quietly photographs any Tibetan bold enough to go up to the visitors. +A federal indictment handed down June 12 in Dallas accuses Mr. Walker of defrauding the insurance companies and their policyholders of millions of dollars, dragging National Mutual $56 million into debt. +Mrs. Sisulu, wife of imprisoned ANC official Walter Sisulu, was one of 18 black activists whose movements and speech had already been restricted in February. +Japanese diplomacy sometimes came via American commercial cable companies instead of by radio. +Brighton is just an early skirmish in a battle to upgrade and replace the world's 750 million television sets. +The others also were from Asian air carriers: a $2 billion order from the Chinese government and a $3.1 billion order from Japan Air Lines. +Mr Lim Chin Beng, SIA's deputy chairman, says the future of aviation rests on developing such a hub-and-spoke system at airports. In return for use of its facilities at Changi, SIA has pressed for increased traffic rights and hubbing at other centres. +That judgment will transform the fabric of Japanese political life. +The company was the first to be spun off from MCC, a consortium of high-technology companies that owns an equity interest in Evolutionary. +At least 20 people died in the Georgian unrest. +It's the life of a poker player." Concert pianist Eugene Istomin has loaded his Steinway on a van and is driving from town to town for his 1988 tour _ an unusual way for classical musicians to hit the road. +Sister Maureen Courtney chose to stay with the Nicaraguan people she had served for 15 years rather than take another post last summer because "she felt that was what she was called to do," a friend said Tuesday. +In Monday's early trading, the index initially rose 105 points as investors were encouraged by last Friday's gains on Wall Street, dealers said. +In the early months, he says, local inspectors often displayed 'a different understanding of the regulations from the central inspectorate'. +Sephardi Jews, including third-generation immigrants, constitute up to 55 percent of Israel's Jewish population. +But SBA head Susan Engeleiter has appointed a management task force to review the case, and to find the reason for the growing number of SBIC failures. +Before the outbreak of the new fighting, Aoun's army held a quarter of Kleiat. +Thomas E. Eidson succeeds him in the Hill & Knowlton post. +The number of people holding jobs grew about 1.1 million in January from December, to 58.3 million. +Based on conversations with freed French hostages in May, British diplomats "were able to draw encouragement" that television journalist John McCarthy, 31, and lecturer Brian Keenan are alive, said the spokesman. +After years of sticking to what it terms "plain vanilla" cable TV service, cable giant Tele-Communications Inc. said it plans to make some major investments in advanced subscriber technology and new services such as pay-per-view. +However, the death toll is expected to rise. +Per-share profit reflects a 2-for-1 stock split paid this month. +Our own fin-de-siecle provokes more modest rapture. +"Signs placed on utility poles are illegal regardless of whether they're campaign or otherwise. +The 1984 mock documentary follows hapless rockers on tour, their future imperiled by a rift with the band's co-founder. +The talks resumed Thursday morning at the headquarters of the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers. +The U.N. mediator, Jan Eliasson, appeared to be waiting for signs of compromise from either side. +A federal judge, in a decision that effectively ends a seven-year legal battle between two giant computer chip makers, has ruled that microcodes can be protected by copyright. +One way of sharpening the focus would be to split Enterprise into two. +The Harare and Nairobi governments have agreed to work together to ensure a "planned and orderly" exodus, Zimbabwe Foreign Affairs Minister Nathan Shamuyarira told the Zimbabwe Inter-African News Agency. +They may leave the phone ringing while they break in, sometimes with an accomplice watching nearby. +In 1985, a total of 31 diplomats, journalists and other representatives were sent home and, in 1971, Britain expelled 105 Soviets. +The NASD previously had indicated it could bring additional disciplinary cases against other partnership dealers in coming months. +The pharmacy business contributed 35% of the company's total fiscal 1991 sales, compared with 23% five years ago, Walgreen said. +There are finally too many Nicholsons. +Under the current budget system this single appropriations item will exist into eternity, siphoning money out from the Treasury. +"If we were simply to put people in positions because they were of a specific background, we would not be the kind of world-class department we are," Gates said at a news conference Wednesday. +But he has a weak appetite for the constraints of minority or coalition government. +Sabena, like other airlines, has suffered a sharp decline in passenger traffic since the Gulf war broke out. +Mr. Crispin, currently executive vice president in charge of investments and individual life insurance at Lincoln National, Fort Wayne, Ind., has gained a reputation in the industry as a top investment strategist. +However, the governor has insisted that the state budget can be balanced without the tax proposal. +For Prudential-Bache's Dudas, the challenge lies in holding on to new business. +Producers of solar, thermal and wind-generated energy were especially prominent, as were companies in the rapidly growing industry of waste management and disposal _ and, of course, recycling. +By voting the holdings of his son's estate in favor of the reorganization, the judge said, he "failed to consider and act in the best interests of Christine and Stephen." +In 1987, by contrast, record high yields and larger acreage pushed the total potato harvest up 7 percent to 385 million hundredweight. +'If we had in fact been involved in such risky activities, we could not have had an unbroken six-year record of profits.' +And this summer, Montreal's World Film Festival plans to give Mr. Drabinsky a special award for "his unique contributions to the rejuvenation of the moviegoing experience." +Rep. Mervyn Dymally, D-Calif., recently inserted into the Record a confession of passion for wrestling in general, and for one wrestler in particular. +Yet on this anniversary, what do we hear in America but new talk of a yellow peril? +Cartoons are a sizable business, grossing an estimated $300 million a year from sales and syndication, and even more from licensing ventures. +Even officials at the lead manager, Prudential-Bache Securities International, agreed that Prudential's spread was on the tight side. +Smith New Court recommended the stock, saying that the company's good margins at the bottom of the recession bode well for profits in any recovery. There was no stopping Maxwell Communication, up 10 to 237p. +Last November, it said it would close the Norwood plant, and GM officials said the Van Nuys contract, compared with traditionally stormy labor-management relations in Norwood, contributed to that choice. +Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about 3 to 2 on the NYSE, with 865 up, 582 down and 513 unchanged. +The inaugural festivities officially open on Wednesday with a ceremony at the Lincoln Memorial, featuring fireworks and 21 Navy F14 fighter planes flying wingtip to wingtip. +Centaur Partners has pledged to appeal a judge's order blocking a special Pennwalt Corp. shareholders meeting and says it is determined to take over the chemical company. +Gathered on the City's Streets During the Days of `Humor,"' and sold them on April Fool's Day. +Not only the conservatives and liberals in the ruling coalition, but also the social democrats in opposition, are looking for ways to reform the social state. The first change was unification. +The latest bombing was the fourth attack attributed to Sikh separatists since Sunday. +The votes that really count are the votes that come on Election Day," Duke said. +Those goggles can lead to eye fatigue and illusions, the Register said, and tend to shut down in clouds and prevent pilots from seeing and avoiding clouds. +The Federal Communications Commission said today it has given a New York company permission to operate a new type of pocket-sized telephone in Houston and Orlando, Fla., that proponents claim could replace traditional wire or cellular phone service. +President Bush has selected only one black for his Cabinet _ Louis Sullivan, nominated as secretary of health and human services. +Such a move, unless matched in this country by the Fed, would likely weaken the dollar. +Some feared the offensive would move the government away, not toward, negotiations by strengthening the hand of the ultra-rightists in President Alfredo Cristiani's Nationalist Republican Alliance who have long been accused of links to death squads. +Grumman Corp. received a $36.9 million Navy contract for modifications to A-6A aircraft. +Mr. Winik, 55 years old, said he plans to take early retirement for "personal reasons." +I'm interested in life and learning and getting ahead." Another secret to her long and productive life, she said, is, "I don't worry at all." She said she learned long ago to turn problems and low periods into growth experiences. +Because of the shutdown, about 636,000 fewer barrels of oil will flow through the line Tuesday than normal. +Protectionism, under whatever guise, could shatter U.S. economic achievements. +Czechoslovakia and East Germany have made such a change. +"What we have tried to do is make sure that cab drivers are clean and neat, and that they don't have objectionable odors," City Councilman Joel Wachs told reporters at a downtown taxi stand. +Not only does Israel still get its aid money up front each year, but since it doesn't need it immediately, it uses the money to buy U.S. Treasury bonds _ lending the United States back its own cash and earning an additional $76.7 million in interest. +Commissioner Charles Cox cast the only vote in opposition to the proposal, which would impose a cooling-off period on bidders after the termination of tender offers. +The interior is being refurnished with exact reproductions of wallpaper and rugs. +Rights holders paid $22.25 a share for Flexi-Van's 7,450,000 common shares outstanding, Castle & Cooke said. +Goldman, Sachs & Co. earlier this year sold 12.5% of the firm to Sumitomo Bank Ltd. of Japan. +The cost also includes travel for at least 30 U.N. officials and staff, translation and documentation in six official languages and other expenses. +Also, a recent article criticizing the North Korean economy in the Soviet journal Literaturnaya Gazeta presages the kind of pressure from Moscow that forced recent leadership changes in Hanoi. +I'm all in favor of putting our House in order. +The loads of the Fidelity funds are 2% to 3%, including the funds that charge a 1% redemption fee. +The ANC was outlawed in South Africa in 1960. +Tax increases harm the economic expansion and reverse the trend to restoring control of the economy to individual Americans. +When McCaw made its tender offer, LIN was trading at $103.50 a share. +Commerce Department And Minnesota Team Up MINNESOTA statistical buffs will have a field day with a 119-page volume just published by the U.S. Commerce Department. +The fighters were in an air combat tactics training session in a restricted military area about 70 miles south of Columbus when the crash occurred. +It did not achieve a majority, however, and must form a coalition government. +I had seen a small portion of the Louvre. +He said he was looking forward to a "candid and very free-flowing discussion" at the two-day meeting at the University of Virginia. +In a speech last Friday to students at Stanford University's business school, Lorenzo, chairman of Eastern's parent Texas Air Corp., said the psychiatrists met in Washington to examine the union literature. +Mutual funds are using videotapes to explain their products to brokers. +One of the victims has been identified as an American college student. +More than half of the Senate cosponsored the sweeping trade legislation proposed by Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen. +April platinum eased 90 cents to $421.70 an ounce. +Mugabe also pledged less state interference in business affairs and set up a "one-stop center" to approve investment applications within a maximum of 90 days. +Earlier, the presidential office said Roh would appear on national television tonight to make the statement, but it changed the day. +"For a lot of years I was stuck in that sort of mode. +"After today, the bishop has told us that we cannot have a priest and a Eucharist celebrated on Sunday morning," Corley said. "We will be following the bishop's directive over the next 40 days. +Mr. Reagan retained his title as the world's champion enemy of taxes, despite all the tax increases enacted with his concurrence during his regime. +Charlie asked us if California was as wonderful as he'd heard, and we hedged our answers about smog and gridlock as we waxed poetic about orange blossoms and Hollywood. +Harkin has argued that more pressure should be exerted on other nations for greater support, and he has criticized Bush's decision to activate reserve units. +Mr. Schwartz formerly was vice president, drug and general merchandise, for Kroger Co., a grocery store chain. +Freshmen who reported drinking wine or liquor dropped to 60.7 percent in 1989, compared to 66.7 percent in 1988. +For the nine months, Control Data earned $26.5 million, or 62 cents a share, on revenues of $1.26 billion. +Mr. Leysen's proposal also depends on the Brussels Commercial Court's restoring full voting rights to the 12 million special shares issued by Generale de Belgique to defend itself from Mr. De Benedetti. +We've spent a lot of time, a lot of care, and the result is that in the end you have rejection, and I've been there before with shows that were good, too. +When the population growth is factored in, the country's economic growth looks much less buoyant. +The sale-leaseback deal calls for purchase of 26 nursing homes and one congregate living center in seven states to Health Care Property Investors Inc., a Los Angeles real estate investment trust. +There was yet more cheer from Wall Street securities houses, with Salomon and Morgan Stanley proudly displaying handsome increases in first quarter income. The nation's big oil producers also shone. +This expansion assures that we will be able to keep pace with that growth," said Scott. +Victor Herbert, head of the board's high school division, said many high schools already had banned beepers, some as long as three years ago. +The votes were being counted Friday, and Caminiti said no word was expected on the results until Monday. +Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. says it hopes to reach an agreement with bankers by early January on a new financing agreement that would defer repayment on about $5 billion in debt for the next three years. +Antenna Products Corp. got a $26.4 million Navy contract for antenna groups. +These statutes do not disqualify candidates from holding congressional office. +Trust investment managers have been accustomed to providing cash for income taxes only once a year, often many months after capital gains were realized and reinvested. +When the 900 number was dialed, the caller was told how to fill out a job application, he said. +Their letters have gone unanswered. +The potential results are Draconian cuts in defense, student grants and a wide array of other necessary domestic services, and to avoid this, tough decisions must be made. +SEC attorneys also are understood to be examining a possible role in the classmates' trading by Bruce Newberg, a former Drexel trader and 1980 Penn graduate who is under indictment in a securities fraud case involving Princeton/Newport Partners. +It said only that there were plans to "reduce expenses in all areas of the economy." The newspaper Sovietskaya Rossiya reported last month that the country is running a budget deficit of at least 73 billion rubles, or $116 billion. +The presumed abduction of Alberto Minervini, 58, and his grandson of that name occurred two days after the release in the same area of an 8-year-old boy, Marco Fiora, who was held for 17 months by a kidnap gang. +Brian Birkenhead, group finance director of National Power, and Brandon Gough, soon-to-retire chairman of Coopers & Lybrand, at DE LA RUE. +In a third case, the department said it will accuse Roxboro Investments Ltd. and a subsidiary, First City Financial Corp. +Without it, windows might have shattered in Holley and Navarre, which lie near the end of the range; with it, residents might not even hear the booms. +Ivan Graanoogst, acting army chief, said the new president will set the election date and the interim government will decide whether to allow international observers to monitor the elections. +Mr. Maier feels great admiration for Mr. Gorbachev. +That spirit produced his celebrated clash with GM Chairman Roger B. Smith and his departure from EDS nearly two years ago. +Hurt by an unusually large number of claims, Central Reserve Life Corp. said it expects to post second-quarter earnings sharply lower than the $402,676, or 10 cents a share, earned a year earlier. +Municipal Court Judge John Conte found Taylor innocent based on testimony from two doctors who said the NFL star suffered from acute food poisoning on the night of his arrest. +Derwinski said "there was nothing malicious or intentional to what I did," and contended, "I honestly do not believe I ever endangered anyone. +Canadian profits tumbled 65%. +Indeed, some experts are hesitant to call for further restrictions. +The Miami Heat and Orlando Magic, newish clubs which had heretofore been distinguished only by their singular nicknames and losing records, are off and running near the top of the NBA's Atlantic Division. +Lee had no radio, so he attempted to drop a note onto the deck asking permission to land. +As the session progressed, there were no signs of an imminent settlement to the strike, which could further restrict already tight copper supplies, said Bette Raptopoulous, a metals analyst with Prudential-Bache Securities in New York. +Mr. Pynn says he is intrigued by Shell Canada. +The trip, and the flap, came as Congress completed action on a bill providing $1.8 million to pay the pensions, office and staff expenses of the four living former presidents. +To try and be No. 2 in the United States would require concentration of resources that I think would not be justified in the context of achieving our goals. +He said that typically the patient would be placed under general or local anesthestia and that an incision would be made through the scalp to the skull. +We are ready to intensify military contacts, including those of NATO Military Commanders, with Moscow and other Central and Eastern European capitals. +The non-farm payroll increase in May was revised to 74,000 from an earlier estimate of a 123,000 rise. +She is starring again with Dudley Moore in "Arthur 2: On the Rocks," which is having a rough time recapturing the gaiety of 1981's original comedy hit. +Eidelman had no explanation for Gorbachev's silence, but said that the person who finally cleared up Katyn would need authority and time. +The accord between President Jose Eduardo dos Santos and rebel Jonas Savimbi came Thursday after hours of hard bargaining, the French news agency Agence France-Presse quoted the officials as saying. +"When my son died, I wrote my pledge," Wimbish said. "I said I will not now or ever let people forget." A reputed top member of the Medellin drug cartel was convicted today of two counts of drug conspiracy. +Since the end of the Korean War, the deterrence represented by America's strong political and military commitment to South Korea has worked. +The College of Cardinals, the most important governing body of the church, now has 160 members, 121 of whom under age 80 and thus eligible to elect a pope. +As police closed in, the van exploded. +At the same time operating costs rose sharply, costing an extra Pounds 113m. Exceptional costs amounted to Pounds 98m (Pounds 2m) as the group predicted in May when it finalised its business plan. +Denise Sinner told investigators and employers about attending college, having terminal cancer and performing well in past jobs. But people interviewed by the newspaper, including Sinner's former husband, said she had lied. +Three years ago today, two young men who could have passed for well-dressed college students hijacked TWA flight 847 shortly after it took off from Athens. +Hard working, a quick study who can think on his feet, the man also possesses a patience, strategic sense and unwillingness to be rushed that some foolishly call indecisiveness. +During the rut the elk assert dominance enough to collect their harems. +Rabin credited the use of plastic bullets against stone throwers for a recent upsurge in casualties and said they reduced violence in the territories. +Rural children in Colombia seldom go beyond the fifth grade. Schools beyond that level simply don't exist in many parts, and when they do, it costs too much for books, uniforms and room and board for peasants to enroll their children. +While cash that had been sitting on the sidelines for weeks poured into the market, analysts noted that the enthusiasm had some bounds. +In fact, a report by Secretary of State George Shultz in November 1982 provided detailed autopsy results for a chemical warfare attack victim in Cambodia. +Union Texas Petroleum Holdings Inc., Houston, said a unit received $127.8 million from its insurers for property damage on the Piper Alpha oil platform, which exploded in the North Sea in July. +After she was declared dead in 1984, most of her money went to the Helen Brach Foundation, a charitable trust. +The moves are part of a broader plan, including an accelerated productivity-improvement program, to provide "a prudent response" to the recession, Westvaco said. +Equities closed lower in Hong Kong and higher in Wellington, and were little changed in Sydney and mixed in Singapore and Manila; some Manila gains were attributed to window dressing. +In addition, of the $222.8 million interest expense last year, $42.4 million was payment in kind, with paper rather than cash interest payments. +In its second rescue of a troubled Texas retailer, an Australian property and retail company has signed a letter of intent to buy the Frost Bros. chain for an undisclosed sum. +The FCC argued that it didn't pass constitutional muster and had a chilling effect on material broadcasters were willing to use. +Wright said in a statement that he had been "willing to give this young man another chance, and in the intervening years I have never had occasion to regret it." +Violence is going to be seen more and more as an alternative, particularly among young people. +The brewery makes six brands of its own beer and undertakes contract brewing for Scottish & Newcastle and Bass. By 1989, Mr Virani was also developing the hotels side of the business. +Helms succeeded in having the Senate place the arts restrictions in an overall spending bill for the endowment and several other agencies. +Adds an official of Japan's Foreign Affairs Ministry: "It's like forcing the city of Chicago to use Japanese construction companies when building an airport. +It also has a spa that seats 25. +Those comments, Sullivan & Cromwell said, were "erroneous and contrary to the evidence." +Although many investment accounts bought bonds yesterday morning, most of yesterday's trading was dominated by big bond dealers trading for their own account. +While the August borrowing pace was stronger than the 3.4 percent rate first reported last month, it was slower than the 7.8 percent increase posted in July. +In general, West Coast banks are expected to report dismal earnings and even losses for some, while Midwest banks outshine other regions. +The deal is no guarantee Trump will succeed in his attempt to handle the $3.2 billion in debt he has amassed to build his fortunes here and in New York, according to a report by the state Division of Gaming Enforcement. +For instance, they've been seen in places far off their migration path _ including in the waters near Juneau, hundreds of miles east. +"Programs took it down. +One fifth generation member, daughter of company President Peter S. Strawbridge, joined the advertising department in January after three years at Filene's in Boston. +Money from this fund is lent first to the government of Pakistan and then passed on to the project in a back-to-back transaction to get round the constraint on private sector lending by the bank. That also helped reduce the need for outside equity. +The NASD said the newly approved small-order limits prohibit members from entering orders on behalf of professional accounts. +The resolution, one of the strongest ever adopted by the council, calls for a worldwide ban on oil purchases from Iraq; a general trade embargo; freezing of Iraqi and Kuwaiti assets, and a halt to all military arms sales and aid to Iraq. +Laboratory and X-ray tests of Jackson's heart and lungs revealed no abnormalities, said Dr. Mark Zatzkis, a cardiologist. +It would look better off still if it had had the foresight to raise 25-year money when yields reached their floor of 6.4 per cent in late December. +All miners in the city went back to work and those in outlying areas, at 26 mines, were following, news agency reported. +After cutting its balance of payments deficit in the region from $118 billion in 1988 to $96.6 billion in 1989, the deficit is expected to rise to $105 billion this year and $116 billion in 1991. +Forte has said previously that any such move would only be made to accompany an acquisition. +The students have demanded extensive changes in the way the university is run and improvements in several athletic and academic programs. +An assistant vice chancellor at Berkeley warned that "if we keep getting extremely well-prepared Asians, and we are, we may get to the point where whites will become an affirmative action group." +Wellesley granted Mrs. Bush's request that she bring along Mrs. Gorbachev to speak while their husbands are holding their summit meeting. +Unlike collective funds, endowments will provide some life cover and returns are tax-free. +In addition to paying for the plants themselves, Commonwealth Edison said it needs the rate increase to help pay the $60 million in interest on the money it has borrowed for the plants. +The trusts require a minimum investment of Pounds 500 and will be launched on May 25. +Conservatives who rose to prominence in the political climate of the 1980s "saw universities as liberal strongholds populated by cocksure, opinionated professors," Bok wrote in the 40-page report. +The order was regarded as important because sales of Fokker 50s had stagnated lately. Late last year, Fokker also won orders for its newest aeroplane, the Fokker 70, from Mesa Airlines of the US and from British Midland. +Given the enormous diversity of needs and the inevitable standardisation of publicly provided services, it is inevitable that such people should exist. +Hundreds of studies of market patterns have failed to find one that can make consistently accurate predictions. +Mr. Hamilton had been an executive vice president and creative head of Chiat/Day's New York office, known for its funky work for Arrow shirts, Nynex yellow pages and Anne Klein II. +After the 1979 Three Mile Island nuclear accident in the U.S., the lab proposed a new, $330 million reactor-safety study. +Special low-vision clinics, which diagnose problems and recommend products to meet specific needs, are also busier than ever. +They were afraid they'd have problems without me." The Mafia might never have discovered he was an informant were it not for the 1988 indictment of Joseph Rosato, a Local 210 shop steward. +It's not that late." The association was created in 1925 to promote civil rights and to provide black lawyers with an alternative to the American Bar Association, the nation's largest lawyer group. +For reasons ranging from federalism to fatalism, the feelings stirred by the drought differ from the utter despair that gripped the agricultural Midwest as recently as 1984. +"Well, our guys found the dead dog in the kitchen so you can draw your own conclusions," the sergeant said. +The National Laboratory For High Energy Physics discovered that a research project was penetrated in mid-1985, laboratory spokesman Shinichi Watanabe said. +Having them as sort of role models." Step aside noh and kabuki, and make way for the Metropolitan Opera, Zubin Mehta and "42nd Street." Those familiar names in such Western culture capitals as London and New York are finding homes in Tokyo. +The trend toward allowing evidence of infidelity in wrongful-death cases is evolving just as such evidence is becoming less important in divorce, alimony and child-support cases, lawyers say. +The government said the profit improvement occurred in part because petroleum and chemical companies took large write-offs against profits in the fourth quarter, depressing earnings during that period. +A 6-year-old boy died and a mother and her teen-age son were missing today. +Alejandro Junco, publisher of the newspaper El Norte in the northern city of Monterrey, said the report's conclusions are "overly optimistic. +You know what it looked like before thatwhole crops disappeared, eaten alive by insects. +Turning his attention to Gorbachev, he said, "He knows that I'm cautious. +By attaching the popular tax repeal measures to the debt-ceiling bill, Republicans would take away from the Democrats the most attractive features of a separate tax and entitlement bill now being negotiated between the House and the Senate. +The government of President Elias Hrawi, whose army is backed by an estimated 40,000 Syrian troops, demanded his surrender. +The Politburo member was wounded and two of his bodyguards died, the diplomats said. +In addition to the new designation for Marinol, Unimed will receive research and development tax credits for its research in the drug's use in AIDS. +Nissan reported a 77 percent earnings rise to $868 million in the fiscal year ended last March. +But the search for a partner is said to stem from a mandate by American Express Chairman James D. Robinson III to reevaluate the prospects of each sector of the company. +Sears said it will still have sales, but less than in the past. +Hospitals are pioneers in providing day care for employees' children. +Since Congress has rejected military aid, the net result is similar to what Reagan got. But administration policy now is to seek diplomatic answers in Central America, rather than look to military ones. +In Missouri, police said slick roads caused dozens of traffic accidents, including one in which a couple was killed when their car slid out of control on Missouri Route 43 in Barton County and slammed head-on into another car. +The little girl was found in a freezing apartment in Gary on Jan. 18 by a construction worker who had been sent to board up the building after a mortgage foreclosure. +Cranston said no president was featured on the nation's coins until 1909 when Abraham Lincoln was granted the honor on his 100th birthday. +It said it expects the bid to create "substantial benefits for Bendictine's prestigious product range" if it succeeds. +The changes have produced pressures on President Bush and on Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, who likely is sending his foreign minister with new ideas for cuts in strategic arms, the experts say. +He wrote for China Spring under various pen names, said Hu. +They also said investors seemed to back away from an initially enthusiastic response to testimony by Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, before the House Banking Committee on the Fed's credit policies. +It adjoins the $18.9 million Westlake Park, paved in multi-colored granite to resemble a Salish Indian basketweave pattern. +Hite said Kids for Saving Earth provided an opportunity to reach the generation that will have to clean up the mess left behind by today's adults. +To help the deal along, Kerkorian has said he may keep about $20 million in stock _ a fraction of the $800 million his 40 million shares would bring him if all were sold. +The ABB-PBS boiler works in Brno, taken over last year by the Swedish-Swiss group, Asea Brown Boveri, pays wages 10 per cent above local engineering rates to attract talent. +Both he and Mr. Greditor note that Kellogg has posted more than 35 consecutive years of improved earnings. +General Motors, Ford and Chrysler all blamed weak demand and discounts that averaged about $1,000 a vehicle for slumping U.S. auto profits. +Hugo created a 100- to 200-foot-wide channel of water through Pawleys Island, midway between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, according to Jack Sellers, a pilot from Columbia who flew people to the coast to check their property. +"This will lock in the fact that South America will lower production," said William Biedermann, research director with Allendale Inc., a commodities brokerage in Crystal Lake, Ill. +The U.S. unit is a subsidiary within the Elders Agribusiness Group of Australia and New Zealand, one of three operating groups of Elders IXL, which is $7 billion in revenue. +"The United States is willing to work to secure this funding, but only if the appropriate checks and balances are adopted and lead to improvements in lending quality," he told delegates to a meeting in Miami. +The Bolivian government eventually agreed to these terms, reducing its profit share rather than openly caving in on the VAT issue. +This is called "pension actuarial forgiveness." +West Germany is discussing giving Poland credits and credit guarantees to supply projects that would stimulate the economy, Waigel said. +The indictment charges violation of the Export Administration Act, which limits the export of sensitive U.S. materials, and conspiracy to export two Digital Equipment Corp. +False statement to the jury about the authenticity of three documents, concerning a friend named Hemphill Pride. +A debate between the rabbis on Israel radio quickly deteriorated into a shouting match, with each interrupting the other. +And while her father is strongly anti-abortion, she refuses to give her views on the issue. +A proposal for tax-free "enterprise zones" to be established in some inner city areas to promote commercial growth, a program championed on Bush's nominee for Housing and Urban Development secretary, former Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y. +She kept up on developments by attending annual meetings. +On two major West Bank road junctions leading to Nablus, soldiers and police stopped hundreds of vehicles carrying Jewish settlers home and told them the roads were not safe, according to police reports. +Mona Passage is a high seismic zone registering some 2,000 small tremors a year. +Pierce did not return phone calls to his New York law firm. Appearing before Lantos's committee last month, he said he delegated decisions about awarding HUD grants to aides, including his executive assistant Deborah Gore Dean. +The report was begun in July 1989 by a group headed by Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services James O. Mason, but appears to have been put on hold, the Times said. +Moreover, the current European environment may change. +House and Senate conferees have been meeting separately and thus far the negotiations have been a ping-pong match of offers and counter offers. +Nobody holds me hostage for my power," he said. +He went out on a Belgian tug to the spot where the Herald capsized and with his 13-year-old daughter Janice dropped 193 flowers into the water, one by one. +Last week, they had stormed a police barrier. +Analysts have also speculated that the Soviets might be interested in buying wheat through the export enhancement program. +In Kentucky, striking miners were happy with the tentative agreement announcement, said Bobby Roy Justice of District 30. +Steve Carroll, 30, called the baby a "a gift from heaven" and said that he hopes he and his wife can adopt him. +More than 160 people remain hospitalized, many of them in serious condition with severe burns. +Forte has discovered some ingenious ways of expanding in Europe without committing much cash but necessity is the mother of invention. +The new, government-designated financial watchdog won't begin to use its powers until later this year. +It would end the government's legal monopoly over postal services, telecommunications, radio and television. +Knipling said it is used in considerable quantities in the United States to clear brush in areas where food crops do not grow. +The company is pulling back many salesmen from the PC arena, leaving more of the territory free for dealers. +The FCC said its conditions, including a ban on communications between the trust and Warner, should satisfy Chris-Craft's concern that the trust be independent. +RDA would be replaced with the term Reference Daily Intakes, or RDI, and updated values would be proposed for protein and for 12 vitamins and seven minerals that have RDAs. +The students reported over a loudspeaker in Tiananmen that 70,000 of 220,000 workers at the Capital Steel Plant went on strike today in support of the pro-democracy movement. +Crosslee has a reputation as a factory offering secure employment for those who can take the pace. After years in a multinational, joint managing directors Mr Ross and Mr Clee take pleasure in running a lean organisation. +He said he found "strong evidence of explosion damage" in a blown-out section of the fuselage at the front of the passenger cabin, the paper reported. +Steve Theede (below right), md marketing, has been appointed group md and ceo of CONOCO on the retirement of Terry Moore. +Jean-Pierre Chevenement recently said he would seek the Socialist nomination if Mr. Mitterrand doesn't run. +A cold storage report released after trading ended yesterday showed larger than expected movement of pork bellies out of cold storage, an indication that demand is strong for bacon, which is made from pork bellies. +Additional audits under the bill would cost $10 million a year. +'There was little incentive for a foreign financial institution to set up a branch in Madeira if it was going to be taxed on the earnings of that branch in its home country. +Then came "sex, lies and videotape," in which she played the frustrated wife of a philandering husband. +The Clearwater Sun folded May 8, ending a struggle with powerful metro competitors in St. Petersburg and Tampa. +Earlier this month, Typhoon Yancy swept through northern Taiwan and killed 20 people before moving on to China's southern coast, where it caused at least 216 deaths. +Tamil militants say the government has been settling Sinhalese in the area to tilt the ethnic balance. +Nor is a referendum needed to apply for statehood; the traditional method is for territorial legislatures to petition Congress. +I am a former Marine who served in the South Pacific during World War II and my brother rests in the American cemetery at Omaha Beach. +PELICAN rights issue has been accepted in respect of 22.4m shares, or 88.6 per cent. +At BankAmerica barbecues throughout the state, Ex-Wells Fargo executives Rosenberg and Peterson have pounded home the notion that the main job of BankAmerica employees is to sell. +The offer is good until Sept. 27. +The company said it is in discussions with the Betriebsrat, or in-house workers' council, on the possibility of short shifts. +Argentina is plagued by an average annual inflation rate of 322 percent, unproductive state industries and worker unrest over wages that fail to match the rising cost of living. +There were no further details immediately available on the pilgrims who fell from the bridge. +A light, dry baritone, he has energy, charm, and edge without great depth. Hamlet at the Comedie-Francaise is in repertory with other plays until June 30. Hamlet at the Marigny is being given until May. +Investigators searched the offices of the two companies last week and seized documents, the report said. +For years, Christian and Moslem militias have battled for control of the region. +But federal Judge Peter K. Leisure in his decision said state law controls whether such damages are allowed. +But it plans to fly only some 350 of the Griffins, about half of the nation's 1950s airpower. +"I'm real excited about it," said Wessels. "The only problem is I have a landscaping project the following day for extra credit at school. +"(They) gave the terrorists the tools to justify my eradication," he said. +Sterling commercial paper (October). +The couple received five-year prison sentences. +Violators face a fine and cannot apply for passports, driver's licenses and other legal documents if their voting cards are not stamped. +The Sikh faith has roots in both Hinduism and Islam. +"I may and may not go for a substantially bigger stake" in Golden Nugget, Mr. Trump said. +The judge could give lesser time or spare Mrs. Helmsley from prison altogether by sentencing her to probation or community service. +In composite New York Stock Exchange trading yesterday, Allied-Signal shares closed at $42.75, off 50 cents. +Shareholders are even bigger losers. +Sparks said Turman's wife had told him all blacks looked alike to her and that her identification of Darden was unimportant because the lawyers had told her that Darden committed the crime. +The machinists, however, didn't budge from their picket lines. +And you'll find a lot of New York City apartments for sale" by refugees from the financial shakeout. +ANZ McCaughan says in the 12 years to 1992, tourist arrivals in the region grew at an annual average of almost 9 per cent, more than double the world average. +The Senate had voted to spend $50 million a year. +The load factor increased to 60% from 58%. +Warren's Profession" and then replaced Raul Julia in "The Threepenny Opera." +Mrs. Lowry telephoned the news to her son, Glenn D. Lowry, curator of Near Eastern art at the Freer Gallery of Art and the yet-unbuilt Sackler gallery. +But investors, remembering the collapse of the frenzied 1983 IPO market, remain selective. +"But his vision, his courage and determination remain," Harnett said. +THE DOMINICAN newspapers were full of the story: would Mami the elephant be moved from her home in a park in Santo Domingo to allow a construction project to go ahead? +Mr. Bush threatened to veto the bill. +Their ashes now lie in Westminster Abbey, the only couple to be so honoured. +Some staffers at the Belleview Biltmore Resort Hotel in Clearwater, Fla., study the language and gear up for All Nippon Airways' plan to fly direct to nearby Orlando. +"We finished by 11 a.m. and we even gave some votes to other candidates," he said. +Outside the political arena, the reaction was similar, including that of two leading British newspapers. +What British company bought the Pillsbury Dough Boy? 13. +Net in fiscal 1986 was $42 million on sales of $754.3 million. +In the Oaxacan town of Tlacolula, the PRI faced an electoral challenge from the Marxist PSUM last August. +"Can he study how to bring joy into his playing?" +But few if any of the big names making endorsements will cast votes on Feb. 10 when the Democratic National Committee meets in Washington to elect the new party chairman. +In a fire fight, you'd hear, 'Corpsman! +BBL's part in the 1990 syndication was $75 million, $74 million of which has been disbursed, according to a BBL spokesman in New York. +You should also check if you need to set up a trust for the policy so as to avoid inheritance tax problems. Smoking has long been recognised as a health hazard and insurers began offering discounts to non-smokers more than 10 years ago. +The brokerage firms, which also pay to participate in First Call, can choose which clients get their research and which don't. +The leaders of the 12-nation trading bloc ended a two-day summit by asking aides to consult with the Kremlin about urgent proposals for immediate loans and longer term assistance. +Some libraries, he added, had no idea materials were missing. +Chinese officials, who originally hoped to hold the population to 1.2 billion, acknowledge it could go as high as 1.3 billion in 2000 due to missteps in the planning program. +The $200 billion subsidy war has contributed to surplus production and slumping prices, but the allies rebuffed Reagan's call for totally scrapping subsidies. +Originally it was thought that the ship was carrying 133 people. But Antara quoted a Tarakan Port Authority official as saying authorities believed the ship carried at least 209 people. +Aetna Life & Casualty Insurance Co., which acquired Federated Investors Group in 1982, sold the $37.1 billion funds group in August for about $406 million in cash and stock. +MacDonald saying no action would be taken against Arctic Alaska until the Coast Guard finished its review. +All of the victims have overdosed on cocaine, but none seem to have a history of drug abuse. +"I came here and it was gone. +Bush's selection to be his chief economic adviser, Michael Boskin, told the Senate Banking Committee that savings can be found in military and health care programs as the administration tries to hold next year's federal deficit to $100 billion. +Members of the group, dressed in embroidered folk shirts and blouses and lamb's wool vests, also gave Walesa an ax, which they said was a Polish symbol of freedom. +"It's my understanding that (Layton's) wife came to the door and let the officers in," state police Lt. +A host of junk-bond issuers are trying to restructure their debts, with or without bankruptcy-law protection, and often asking holders to accept new bonds that carry lower yields or pay interest only in the form of more bonds rather than cash. +Earlier this month, Pannell Kerr's Canadian affiliate, with $50 million in annual revenue, shifted a large part of its business from Pannell Kerr's international group to Grant Thornton International, another major accounting firm. +The samples, which have been turned over to the attorney general's office for further investigation, were discovered June 3 or 4, Burke said at a news conference. +Benjamin Weston, managing director at Credit Suisse Financial Products, says his firm alone arranged $4 billion in collars for customers last year. +Three Cabinet ministers, including Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa, have already stepped down after their involvement in the scandal was revealed. +In filing disciplinary charges against Mr. Mosky and Mr. Scheck late yesterday, the Merc board of governors said it will "carefully consider the gravity of the offenses of which the defendants were convicted." +Such calls are also expensive, because the phone owner pays a charge for incoming calls as well as outgoing calls. +Today's forecast called for showers and a few thunderstorms from northwestern Florida into South Carolina. +Meanwhile, a lawyer for accused hostage-taker Jacobs said Friday that his car was shot at in Robeson County as he drove to interview a witness, but he refused to report the incident to local authorities. +Boeing also said the computer services unit hasn't changed its accounting practices as a result of the dispute, and that it has cooperated with the GAO. +Four Eagles recently won transfers to "magnet" schools, which draw the better students regardless of school district. +Josef Stock, interior minister of Lower Saxony state, where Wiesmoor is located, called for a 50 percent reduction of low-level training flights in West Germany. +I saw some speculation someplace. +That means forming a bigger City Council, changing the mayor's duties and responsibilities and creating new ways to award contracts, approve the budget and myriad other procedures. +"It is phenomenal what you can do," he says. +So far this year, 167 people have already registered, compared with 214 in the whole of 1988 and 270 in 1989. +In the civilian case, prosecutors had alleged that Schneider threw his wife over a Kansas City hotel railing last November. +Rates could rise, either through continued foreign exchange intervention that drains liquidity or by a direct tightening move, they say. +Mr. Readerman says, "I went to a users group meeting in Dallas last week looking for a reason to downgrade the stock, and I couldn't find one." +Last year, he decided to try Kodachrome again, but the results weren't any better. +"Nor does he specifically say, `Here's where I would like the West to help.' +In the past week alone, many issues have risen about three points, or $30 for each $1,000 face amount. +"Nobody knew until now who had to pay, but they will pay and this is marvelous," Maurice said. +The state has title to the property and will build and operate the museum, scheduled to open in 1991. +Justice did work this time." It was Peel's second trial on eight counts of murder and one count of arson. +The news agency said Jalota's car was attacked as he was en route to Jalandhar, which is a district capital 50 miles southeast of Amritsar. +Already, some administration officials are privately expressing fear that too much talk about big tax cuts now could create a backlash when voters realize how small such cuts are likely to be. +In July, Mr. Jefferies received a suspended sentence, a fine of $250,000 and five years' probation on two felony counts. +The miniseries was shot in London and on location in exotic Hong Kong. +Only their names were attractive. +The company said it will sell 35 million common shares at 7.15 Canadian dollars (US$6.21) each and use the proceeds to pay down debt. +It says it reaches 90 other nations. +United Technologies Corp. was issued a $28.1 million Army contract for three UH60 VIP helicopters for Saudi Arabia and Egypt. +The Solidarity editor heads the first non-Communist government in the Soviet bloc. +He could not remain prime minister if he did anything less. +This way, the immune system might be triggered to launch a powerful but localized attack on the tumor. +Public educators have their schools organized for them, by federal, state and local authorities pressured by countless groups with legitimate but conflicting interests in school policy. +No wonder many House Republicans want to send the White House a message. +After 16 years of Marxist rule, it is not surprising that trade unions in West Bengal are more powerful than their counterparts in other Indian states. +Equities ended higher on most exchanges Wednesday, including Tokyo, London and Frankfurt. +The 5 per cent rise in Kleinwort Benson's shares yesterday is an obvious mark of relief at its lower provisions. +Aspartame has been used in 1,250 products since it was first approved in 1981 for chewing gum, the company said. +Israeli gunners and allied militiamen of the South Lebanon Army today fired mortars and howitzers at leftist Lebanese factions allied with the Palestinians in and around the southeastern town of Mashgara, police said. +The main alternative offered by the Bank Board would over four years whittle away the assessments for thrifts whose capital exceeded 6% of their assets. +But 650 works of art is more than most people can easily digest at one go. +The lawyers aren't even obligated to serve as inspectors in next month's election to earn the credit, though state officials hope many will. +They may have gotten the car and the money, but you still have each other and that's what counts."' Albanian Communist leaders say their country will continue its cautious course of reform, but they still reject Western-style politics. +In Washington, a White House official confirmed Wednesday that the message was delivered to Scowcroft but said it was "basically a nonstarter." "Our position has always been that Iraq must withdraw from Kuwait. +"We're on pins and needles to hear word and get him back here," said Pennsylvania State Police Cpl. +Actually the Maastricht treaty (article N2) says nothing about January. +Brazil will have its first popular election for president in 29 years on Nov. 15. +First Executive said ICH Corp. intends to sell the rights it received as part of the insurance concern's rights offering. +"If there is anything fake it's a soap opera?" she asked. +The company also owns Telerate Inc., a supplier of real-time financial information. +"Commodities markets are world markets and have been for centuries," said Andrea Corcoran, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission's director of trading and markets. +"We just want to make sure that if he's convicted, he gets convicted for the crime he committed," said attorney Robert Norgard. +The Rales camp expresses confidence in Drexel's ability to furnish financing for its bid, which is set to expire Monday but probably will be extended. +Carnival celebrations also were held elsewhere in this nation of 150 million, particularly in northeastern coastal cities. +"Please let them say what they want to say, because in my country they are not allowed to do that," Regas quoted Tutu as saying. +It is the first time the military government has used the law since it came into force in October 1987. +With songs, prayers and tears, the families and friends of nine Air Force reservists killed in a military plane crash celebrated the airmen's lives on Saturday. +Plywood prices dropped 15 percent from the same period a year ago, he said. +Because the farm is small, his operation is inefficient by U.S. standards, and Mr. Kato is trying to put together land from smaller farms to create some economy of scale. +Just what is potage Longchamp? +The building and others nearby were evacuated, the conference abandoned and police closed off busy central London streets while they searched for a second device. +"The sacrifice was for nothing," Anna Kis said of the unfulfilled promise of better times. +COMMERCIAL PAPER placed directly by General Motors Acceptance Corp.: 6.70% 30 to 59 days; 6.825% 60 to 149 days; 6.80% 150 to 179 days; 6.60% 180 to 270 days. +A token of Dominican playboy Porfirio Rubirosa's great esteem. +Park benches are filled with young people. +In other words, beyond all the defaults and troubled exchanges, high yield securities fulfilled their promise of above average yields. +Tribe, it was an outrage that a federal judge would interfere with the state courts. +He said a study of the CBOT should look at its grain delivery system, regulations, market stability, committee structure and market trends. +Recently, Mr. Churpek had to listen patiently as a self-professed psychic rambled on about his knowledge of "intimate phenomena" and his telepathic ability to find missing persons. +A last-minute buying spree erased early losses and pushed the major stock market indexes into the plus column at the end of a dull session. +But because the coup plans were secret, the officer on duty wouldn't let her in at first, she said. +Your Jan. 19 editorial "State of Blacks" gets it all wrong. +The cold makes soldiers burrow deep into their down-filled sleeping bags to stay warm. +Tropicana had estimated pretax profit of nearly $90 million on sales of about $600 million. +The trial is being held in downtown Timisoara, the western city where the revolution originated. +Bond prices also tumbled in New York, with the yield on the 30-year U.S. government bond reaching 9.11 percent in afternoon trading, which if sustained would be the highest since May 1989. +In fact, the only real foreign-aid debate this year is likely to be over whether to give Israel an additional $10 billion in loan guarantees to build housing for immigrating Soviet Jews. +He recently retired as director of the Max Planck Institute in Starnberg, a position he held since 1970. +The International Airline Passengers Association said Thursday it wants the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to order DC-10s out of use. +Their fear: that some partnership trades don't pass muster in some states. +In addition, the IFC helped arrange a $52 million package to assist Celular de Telefonia de C.V. (Cedetel) install a cellular telephone system in northeast Mexico. +Some of the congressional aides, most of whom have worked on prior campaigns, are being sent back to their home states but many also are being assigned to key states, she said. +Mr. Tiger is an anthropologist who has also had training as a sociologist. +Another wants to repeal the Sherman Antitrust Act so as to let U.S. electronics industries work together to take on the Japanese. +The assailants tied the officers to a tree and stole their automatic rifles but did not harm them, a police spokesman said. +Merrill Lynch's David Manyak said Amgen probably won't receive Food and Drug Administration approval for its anemia drug erythropoietin, or EPO, until 1989, leading to a probable loss in the third quarter ending in December. +Col. Oliver North as intimately involved in the finances of the airlift, even directing Gen. +"Without an opposition faction, there will never be democracy," he says. "If the United States didn't have two parties, if Poland hadn't had Solidarity, you couldn't have democracy. +Strong northwest winds also blew through the Southeast. +International Business Machines Corp. on Tuesday unveiled several new high-end personal computers and workstations that indicate the computer giant intends to keep its machines in the performance lead. +But what about the obvious wrestling/sweat connection? +Yet nowhere in that paperwork is there an explanation for how the knapsack ended up in the Sussys' backyard. +For a reporter who covered Bloody Sunday and the Selma-to-Montgomery march 25 years ago, the memories came back with startling clarity. +The two main opposition parties are fighting the parliamentary by-election in Eastleigh as if the date had already been fixed. +More than 6,000 United Nations military and civilian personnel have been supervising the process since April 1989. +He characterized the discussions as amicable and said he saw no obstacle to completing them before April 1. +Still, about 35,000 young fans at an outdoor stadium screamed and cheered under driving rains through shows that lasted for two-hours. +The latest 10-year notes were quoted at 109 7/32 to yield 7.75% compared with 108 29/32 to yield 7.975% Monday. +For Monday, rain was forecast in the Mississippi Valley, the Gulf Coast and southern Atlantic Coast states, with a few thunderstorms from Mississippi across Alabama to Georgia and Florida. +Victory Village, a retirement community run by the Jewish Homes for the Aging of Greater Los Angeles, calls it repayment of a war debt. +India and Pakistan agreed Monday to take steps to contain Sikh terrorism, arms smuggling and drug trafficking along their lengthy border, according to an Indian official. +Other U.S. producers took similar actions in 1984 and 1985 against potash imports from Spain, East Germany, Israel and the Soviet Union, but they failed to obtain relief. +"We found we were in need of having already established lists of businesses and what they could donate," Mrs. Quayle said of the two recent U.S. disasters. +A total of 396 incumbents had won and seven were leading. +The foundation said it was extending the nation's largest computer network used in science and education, NSFNET, to Europe, thanks to support from International Business Machines Corp. and MCI Communications Corp. +"The APIs brought the market back," said Mary L. Haskins, assistant vice president for institutional energy futures at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +Also moved on AP Newsfeatures. +You have to work very hard," Lyubimov was quoted as saying. +And "Richard III," graced by the flamboyantly devilish performance of Andrew Jarvis in the title role, works quite well with its business-suited politicians and bravura press-conference ending. +General Motors Corp. posted a 15.1% decline in total car and truck sales. +Reebok didn't ask Mr. Jordan and Mr. Jackson but says it didn't need to. +The truck apparently skidded on black ice on the Chester to Wrexham road and crashed down a 30-foot embankment onto the tracks, police said. +The court said a state may require notice to both parents of an unmarried girl under 18 who is dependent on at least one of the parents as long as the state law lets the girl avoid telling either parent by getting a judge's permission for the abortion. +"I was very, very surprised," he told reporters. "The prize means a great lot, not in the sense it's a passport to immortality. But it gives you the possibility of a wider audience. +For example, Mr. Hardin said a failed brake on a freight car caused an accident last week in Lawrence, Mass., that killed a conductor. +Moreover, AT&T said more than 11 million long-distance calls and purchases have been made using the card, for a total of $750 million in transactions. +Mohammad Kamal, administrator of Cox's Bazar district, said in a telehpone interview that 20 boats with 200 fishermen on board were missing. +He says the House is "becoming too impenetrable to be representative." +Statewide said the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has just completed an examination of First National, and that the bank was given one week to submit a plan to raise its capital level to 3% of assets, which currently stand at $1.4 billion. +Indeed, that is what had taken her to Chappaquiddick that July weekend, a cookout and reunion for a dozen men and women who had worked in Robert's 1968 campaign. +Sotheby's said to its knowledge there was no one from the Ford family at the sale. +By reducing mainframe hardware and software prices IBM might aim to slow the trend away from mainframe computers. Yet IBM is no longer counting on client/server computing being a temporary fad. +They said the projected venture would be worth $29 million, with the Chinese computer company owning 45%, the postal authority 15%, NEC 35% and Sumitomo 5%. +"It was very important. +Because of the large supply in Memphis, developers have been able to obtain only meager rent increases for the past two years. +Mr. Martin said NL's oil-field services unit would receive $202 million owed it by the chemicals unit if the transaction is completed; the oil-field services unit could use the cash to repay $150 million in bank lines due at the end of the year. +In the appeal acted on today, lawyers for the Air Line Pilots Association argued that the lower court rulings conflict with a 1987 Supreme Court decision that limited the power of federal judges to overrule labor arbitrators. +He said the study appears to contradict research indicating that demeanor comes into play only when the evidence is ambiguous. +Steel workers, offered a 4.54 per cent two-stage pay rise in talks on Wednesday night, dropped strike threats and agreed to resume talks. +"We assume that their offer means they will broadcast it in its entirety," his spokesman said. +Mr. Hagan will be succeeded as president and chief operating officer by Terrence Noonan, 53, who joined the company through its acquisition of Samuel Moore Group in 1987. +Somehow, that one just wouldn't come out of her throat. +For the main producers, including those outside Opec, that is just as well. +Jerry Kathman, partner at Libby Perszyx Kathman, a Cincinnati package-design firm, says that in these shops-within-a-store he has seen cases "time and time again" when a tiny, anonymous label outproduced traditional packaging. +"We expected a correction, but this is all out of proportion." +That law and its relief programs will "likely reduce the core problem group" by half and leave 10,000 to 20,000 shaky farms, the report said. +But Schaffner, who won best director for the movie, said, "I will gladly accept any honors from the academy." Films by Schaffner received 28 Academy Award nominations. +British Midland operate direct daily flights from London Heathrow to Bergen. +However, changes in city hall don't necessarily reflect changed cities. +He is also due to be tried on bribery and racketeering charges in the Wedtech case starting March 7 in U.S. District Court in New York. +Separately, Revere Fund Inc., a shareholder and creditor, agreed to revise terms for the repayment of a $2 million note, delaying a major portion of the 1988 principal payment to later years. +The Immigration and Naturalization Service has been seeking to stop millions of Mexicans and other Latin Americans from entering the country. +"We should consider now whether it's worth spending any more money to make the B-1B operable but obsolescent," said Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., in a speech released on Sunday. +Oil production last year rose 6 per cent to 2.13m barrels a day. +A large oil spill or political upset in the Middle East could throw out all the clever calculations. +The remodel offers protection not from Viet Cong but from wiry street children who descend upon Lam Son Square early each morning and stay until well after dark. +If only he hadn't hit a German. +And there is often a strong link between serving customers' credit needs and offering them portfolio-management services. +Fruit, flower and herb vinegars and jellies. Mycologue, 47 Spencer Rise, London NW5 1AR. +When the drugs are not effective, they are confined to wheelchairs. +The album with that song has sold nine million copies, mostly cassettes. +Stock prices tumbled in heavy trading as investors took profits from the recent rally. +In the year-earlier fourth quarter, Mediq had profit from continuing operations of $1.8 million, or seven cents a share, before a loss from discontinued operations of $2.8 million produced a net loss $958,000 on revenue of $70.6 million. +Here is a list of the seven House members who have been reprimanded by their colleagues. +Among other medical products issues, Marquest Medical Products gained 1 1/8 to 8 1/4. +Rep. Bruce A. Morrison, D-Conn., who sponsored the proposal for a work authorization card, said that Social Security cards are used much like identity cards. +They were tied to a tractor and dragged around border villages to set an example for possible defectors, the two told the Athens daily newspaper Eleftheros Typos. +"They had to so something a little different," said auto analyst Kathleen Heaney of Nikko Securities Co. International Inc. "If you wanted to start from scratch, you would go to Spain or Portugal for the labor costs. +David Tomlin, who is coordinating the SelectStocks program, and SelectStocks product manager Mark Berns demonstrated the SelectStocks 2 service in the AP booth. +Texas Instruments Inc. reported that fourth-quarter net income more than tripled to $93.7 million as renewed strength in the semiconductor business continued. +But again there were difficulties removing a Pounds 1.55bn shortage, because dealers were unwilling to offer bills to the Bank of England amid rumours of base rate cuts. +"I don't think he's gotten the message," says Ms. Hawthorne, the floral designer. +Three are 17 and one is 14. +U.S. Attorney Rudolph W. Giuliani stated that Dillon has been cooperating in a continuing investigation of insider trading based on advance knowledge of securities to be mentioned in Business Week. +"Never forget that people who work overseas do make more money," says Bill Schaub, who recruits the OGE staff for Kuwait. +Survivors said they thought the gunman was a soldier because he wore army pants. +Nevertheless, if Mr Norman Lamont, the chancellor, announces severe fiscal tightening measures tomorrow, the foreign exchanges may react badly in anticipation of further monetary easing. +The car parks were full. Customers were definitely spending. +"We're taking a fresh look," said one U.S. official, in light of the stalemate in fighting between the Mujahedeen and government forces since Soviet troops withdrew from Afghanistan Feb. 15. +"The teachers weren't saying anything about it. +"Cosby" has reportedly earned $575 million so far for NBC, and that amount is expected to increase substantially each year the show is on the network, the newspaper said. +The U.S. portion of the summit communique is said to hew closely to what Bush proposed last month for the second year of his national drug control strategy. +In his letter to Mr. Gutfreund, Mr. Perelman said Revlon wanted to make a "firm offer" before the Salomon board approved the sale of the preferred stock to Berkshire Hathaway. +There is, though, a real monopoly problem involving NFL franchises: Because there are many more municipal stadiums than football (or baseball or basketball) clubs, cities desiring Major League Status must sell the taxpayer's barn for a shot at stardom. +The rest of the 135 condos and four detached, single-family houses would sell at market rates _ probably around $250,000 each for the condos and $1 million or more for the houses, Edmond said. +Meanwhile, two regional institutions, both well capitalized and highly profitable, further boosted their foreign-loan loss reserves yesterday in apparent anticipation of having to sell loans at deep discounts to face value. +The BRAT (or Baylor Rapid Autologous Transfusion) device has been clinically tested for three years to keep patients from contracting hepatitis or AIDS from transfused blood. +The Consorzio argues that it is. +Calling for bilateral consultations is the first step toward filing a formal complaint under the code. +He told governments to make spaces for these children before May 1, and ordered that one sanitarium normally used for government officials be turned over to the children. +The special committee, appointed by Inouye, held more than four weeks of hearings last winter and spring. +Still tall, with a thick head of wavy white hair, he's observed America's periodic discomforts over its Bill of Rights for a quarter of its 200 years, and rarely from the sidelines. +Denver-based United Artists, one of the nation's biggest movie operators with about 2,050 motion picture screens, said Monday that Corsair will develop a slate of quality films made with low and moderate budgets of $3 million to $10 million each. +In the process, the Bonn government has angered broad segments of the public. +Later, they might export the technology so other countries could destroy their wastes at designated sites, he said. +There is estragole in tarragon, eugenal in cloves, cinnamaldehyde in cinnamon, myristicin in nutmeg and anethole in fennel. +During the nearly weeklong street violence in the Airin district that eased Sunday, the face of a largely hidden underclass finally emerged. +Corn stockpiles are more abundant, with supplies falling to roughly 16 weeks' worth before next fall's harvest, based on current rates of use. +The railroad was the idea of a 19th-century politician in Oswego, N.Y., who saw it as a way to make that Lake Ontario port more important. +Sinhalese extremists killed two candidates for the the district council election scheduled for next Thursdy in the southern region of this tea and spice island off the tip of India. +In Mr. Douglas's case, he says, the biggest-name advertisers never expressed interest at all. +It really isn't." In the early 1980s, Leath was a part of the group of conservative Democrats called the "Boll Weevils" that supported a stronger defense and tax reform. +The cautious, 51-year-old Engholm, dubbed "the beautiful Bjoern" for his dapper dressing, is a study in contrast with the harsh, outspoken Lafontaine. +After years of decline, the Philippine economy shows signs of revival, and business leaders hope that the modest boom heralds desperately needed stability for President Corazon Aquino's government. +President Fernando Collor de Mello initiated the plan on March 16, a day after taking office. +In other sectarian violence, the government said 20 killings occurred Wednesday night and today. +By dropping its objection to NATO membership for a united Germany, the Soviet Union removed the last big obstacle to German unification, which could be completed by December. +Troops conducted a search for suspects and the weapon, sealing off Nablus and prohibiting all drivers except Jewish settlers who live nearby from entering or leaving the city. +The appeals court said city officials argued that "although Dlubak could reasonably foresee serious harm befalling Powdrill, he owed Powdrill no duty. +Zuno is the brother-in-law of Luis Echeverria, the former president of Mexico. +The price is unbearable." Mayor David Dinkins said Tuesday he has added bulletproof duds to his wardrobe. +The company also proposed a 4-for-3 stock split. +Gov. William Donald Schaefer signed into law Thursday bills giving top corporate officials greater protection from lawsuits filed by disgruntled stockholders. +Travelers, the broad-based US financial services group, was held back by difficult conditions in the financial markets in the three months to the end of September. +Coors is hoping to become one of the first companies to distribute bottled water nationwide. +They differ from the cellular phone systems of today in that they will operate on a different frequency and use more and smaller cell sites, allowing a much greater volume of calls to be supported. +Broussard founded the Ecclesia Athletic Association in 1975 and loosely based the organization at the Watts Christian Center in Los Angeles. +But the U.S. State Department bureaucracy continues to grind away at the "Palestinian problem" as if it is the key to resolving all conflicts, including those having nothing whatever to do with Palestine. +It costs about 59 cents a pound to fly in anything she forgets, or fresh lettuce for a salad. +Their one interest is in getting re-elected and to do it whichever way works. +April 25 _ A U.S. military force flies to a remote Iranian desert in hopes of rescuing the hostages, but the attempt is aborted when three helicopters fail. +Sikorsky Aircraft announced Tuesday that it is developing a bicycle-sized, pilotless air vehicle for the Defense Department. +The university professor won the candidacy with 98 percent of votes at his party's first congress, which began Sunday and ended early Monday, a party statement said. +From an apartment in a suburb near O'Hare, one of the world's busiest airports, the gunman forced authorities to divert about 125 departing flights from a runway that would have sent them over the building, Edelstein said. +No, you do not feel a deep spiritual oneness with Nature as the water presses against your thighs. +The negotiations ended Thursday, a day earlier than scheduled because the Greek negotiators had previous commitments, Kostopoulos said. +Hundreds of angry blacks looted or burned stores and held off authorities with rocks and bottles early today after a black man was fatally shot in what one witness described as a drug deal gone sour, police said. +Marilyn Staton, a manager in the real estate consulting group of Arthur Andersen & Co. in Dallas, said that she and her colleagues were also hard at work. +Both Intel chips will adhere to existing industry standards. +Some people feared the new regulations are a government ruse to raise prices even further. +Copies of the document were made available to reporters. +Sunnis generally reject Iranian patriarch Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's brand of Islamic fundamentalism. +Other HHS payments, including Medicare and Medicaid, totaled $18.3 billion in August and $179.7 billion for 1990 so far. +The companies were shut down Monday because of the observance of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday. +This figure fell to Pounds 37.9bn last November. Including debt extended to the construction industry, the total lent to the property sector is Pounds 53.4bn. Bank Finance in the Property Sector: Debt Mountain or Mirage? +The university's licensing company, Ramat, is negotiating with several other companies to set up large-scale experiments with the filter. +His oath was administered by Robert R. Livingston, chancellor of New York state and the Masonic grand master. +Speakers at the meeting described how more and more Azerbaijanis were being settled in Nagorno-Karabakh, threatening the Armenian majority and its claim to the region, Popoyan said. +The recession and Iraq's invasion of Kuwait began a second-half tumble in equity prices that drove many investors from the market. +Many of them were soldiers or members of communist youth organizations, dressed in red shirts with white scarves. +Last year on the anniversary, riot police using water cannons and tear gas dispersed a crowd of about 5,000 demanding more freedom at home. +Disney released "Mermaid" early so it wouldn't clash with its planned Christmas release of "Peter Pan," though the company has promised retailers a second "Mermaid" marketing push for Christmas. +Gore's amendment would have required that programs provided to cable systems be made available to dish owners, and ordered the Federal Communications Commission to extend network programming into isolated areas that cannot receive broadcast signals. +Ansidey said the students planned to continue their protests. +Criminals holding a 273-year-old Stradivarius violin stolen three years ago are seeking $2.5 million in ransom, an Italian newspaper reported Monday. +It was these planes that bombed Libya in 1986. +Timothy P. Hartman, vice chairman and chief financial officer of this regional banking company's NCNB Texas National Bank, was elected a director. +"Du Pont is in the middle of a major change and we'll find a year from now additional things we want to do," he said. +Seven wreaths adorned the front of the church. +The body of Snyder, 46, was found hanging by an electrical cord Thursday in his bedroom at the Community for Creative Non-Violence, the Washington homeless shelter he ran. +Same-store sales for the quarter ended Nov. 2 rose 5%, well ahead of most department stores. +Since 1990 this figure had fallen to about 200,000 people as a result of restructuring, he said. 'The reforms have been successful to the extent that farming is now more efficient. +Navy officials went public with arguments for continuing the development program, which is classified secret, just two weeks before Defense Secretary Dick Cheney's target date for deciding whether to cancel it. +The bull was destroyed by its owners. +Mr. Bresser Pereira then plans to fly to New York late tomorrow for Friday meetings with Brazil's bank creditors. +Future EC spending plans are based on the assumption that farm expenditure will be brought under control by the recent common agricultural policy reform, the one big triumph of Portugal's presidency. +We'll sustain every veto he's got." An unarmed Soviet man forced an Aeroflot airliner on a domestic flight with 26 people aboard to land in Finland on Friday and then asked for political asylum. +As previously reported, the company sold its pre-engineered buildings business last year for about $96.5 million to a group led by the chief executive officer of one of the purchased units. +The latter show caused protests from nursing groups for its sexy portrayal of student nurses. +In the absence of a purchase agreement and with no pending bids Wednesday, Dicello said officials would begin shutting down D&H if the ICC did not grant a reprieve. +We saw about 100 who had managed to escape. +The album closes with a Fletcher Henderson arrangement of "Blue Room," performed by a Goodman band that included drummer Louie Bellson and trumpeter Randy Sandke. +Arizona Gov. Mecham faced an impeachment trial as the state's chief justice convened a jury of 30 senators to decide whether Mecham should be removed and possibly barred from holding office. +A 23-year-old man who moved to the United States from Turkey seven months ago in search of riches found them last week when he won $14.3 million in the California Lottery. +Two men were arrested. +It is a desperately foolish thing to have done," he said. +In Tokyo, a Japanese government official characterized Tokyo's new proposal as a "brainstorming session" to find common ground. +The bill also condemned China's efforts to conceal the truth of what happened, including clandestine disposal of bodies and suppression of news reports. +The notes to be sold total $15.75 billion, while maturing two-year and four-year notes total $17.47 billion. +When last year's projects were announced, officials said the assistance provided farmers would be provided cooperatively by several agencies from existing programs. +To the villagers of St Estephe, Christian Thieblot must seem like a fairy godfather. +The thrift said it will have about a $1.9 million pretax gain from the transaction. +He said he didn't intend to upstage Johnson. +Many of the market's biggest winners and losers for the year underwent drastic form reversals from earlier in the decade. +By 1987, the group had applied enough pressure and impressed enough people to obtain city and federal approval for their plan. During the past year, they participated in joint management of the project, receiving on-the-job training as well. +The appeal acted on today was filed by lawyers for Connecticut, New York City, the National League of Cities and the American Civil Liberties Union. +According to Virgin Chairman Richard Branson, the arrangement also opens the opportunity for substantial record sales in the Far East, where "the market is growing and expanding at an extremely rapid rate." +Interviewed on Channel 4 News, Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady I. Gerasimov confirmed bombers were supplied to Libya under a 1986 agreement, but insisted they were short-range defensive aircraft. +One black youth was killed by police shotgun fire after municipal officers were stoned, police said. +But people familiar with the talks said that if all goes according to plan, the proposed buy-back would probably be completed and announced around the end of Saatchi's Sept. 30 fiscal year. +'My view is that warrant investors may expect a better performance in 1995. +The levy would generate $22 million in the first year and would cost the average family about 64 cents a week, according to Scherer's committee. +Oil analysts attributed the general weakening of markets to the glut of crude from the continued over-quota production in OPEC. +In March, the paper ran a highly critical two-part series of life in North Korea. +George was away for the weekend and could not be reached for comment. +Sir Geoffrey, at present permanent secretary at the Employment Department, was director of the Manpower Services Commission between 1981 and 1988. The new head of the Employment Department will be Mr Nick Monck, second permanent secretary at the Treasury. +Trinova Corp. said its Vickers unit has purchased EL. +Last Friday, a three-judge appeals refused the voters' request for an injunction to block the election, and they appealed to Kennedy. +Two feuding black factions called for peace Monday after a bloody weekend left at least 26 blacks dead. +It can, he says, reduce the "incremental returns" previously caused by shrinkage. +'It alerts the user to the risk of over exposure and painful sunburn before the damage is done,' says Hideo Yamamoto, vice president of technology transfer. +As recently as June 10, the subsidiary of FPL Group Inc., a Florida utility holding company, sold $100 million of 10-year debentures at a yield of 9.44%. +"We will continue to demolish houses until we are satisfied (the ones remaining) are safe to live in," he said. +It is possible that there will be a good economic situation after independence, and that will bring peace." At the other end of Riga's central Lenin Street stood a massive statue of Soviet founder Vladimir I. Lenin. +Output will be 2,080 megawatts of electricity when the plant is completed around 1997, Siemens said. +The businessman soon got a phone call from a gruff voice that said he wouldn't see his daughter again if he didn't get out. +The United States had wanted a strong endorsement of its development program to replace aging Lance missiles. +Dealers said while there were no new trends in the market, the dollar moved higher as world oil prices strengthened. +Auto inventories dropped 3.6 percent. +The deaths bring to 665 the number of people killed since the government launched a crackdown on the separatist movement Jan. 20. Most of the victims have been militants or separatist supporters. +Japanese institutions have been important investors in the Canadian bond market at various times, and some observers expect Japanese interest in Canadian equities to increase. +"This is a first step," said Kobern. "I would not be surprised if we see further cuts after the IRA season if business stays at the same pace. +He says he also installed a new president at the company's money-losing Garret unit, which makes turbochargers for cars, to shift the emphasis to profits. +In fact the company nominates the majority, the rest being politicians affiliated with Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's ruling Congress Party. +The government amnesty program for Communist and Moslem rebels expired Feb. 29, but Defense Secretary Fidel Ramos said rebels still could receive amnesty on a case-by-case basis. +"The federal government was being put on a diet while the Defense Department was raiding the refrigerator," says Alan Blinder, a liberal economist at Princeton. +Bentsen's visit Tuesday to the Dakotas and Montana was the second trip to the region by the Democratic ticket since he and Michael Dukakis stopped in Minot, N.D., immediately after the Democratic convention in July. +"For us, practical results will be whether they release political prisoners, how they treat the independent press and whether they end repression against people in independent groups," Timofeyev said by telephone. +It can't be completed before July 1, when a Washington state law takes effect permitting acquisitions of Washington banks by out-of-state institutions. +Anglian and Taunton Cider can obviously be accused of returning to market with indecent haste, respectively within 18 and 13 months of being purchased by their managers. +A fraternity member, the Stetson chapter, the national organization and the university have been sued by a woman who told investigators she was raped during a night of heavy drinking and dancing at the Pike house in April 1988. +The deal has been put together by Something of Consequence, a company which specialises in making sponsored performing arts programmes. The Ashes must be at the heart of one of the most romantic of sporting stories. +They just avoid discussing it publicly. +Two years ago, Jose Manuel Parada, a social worker and Communist Party member, was grabbed by armed men in central Santiago. +At least 929 people were killed and 2,744 wounded before the guns were silenced by an Arab League cease-fire Sept. 22. +President Reagan has said he could not rule out a military strike against the site. +The official church position has been that the shroud was a "cherished object" that must be given the respect due a relic. +They returned to Britain when Collins was a year old and he was educated there. +The exceptions in the amended bill include minors accompanied by a parent; returning home from an activity sponsored by a church, school or non-profit organization; traveling in a motor vehicle; employed during curfew hours; or on an emergency errand. +Under a deal between the government and the Sandinistas, the Nicaraguan Defense Ministry is still controlled by Gen. +The latest cuts hit companies in financial services, such as American Express Co., and in technology, such as Wyse Technology. +And the company, like other suppliers, is hurting from cutbacks in government spending. +Slagle said the field trials will be in Lexington, Ky., beginning in late May and continuing through the summer. +Actress Kim Basinger is joking her way around rumors about whether her purchase of this small Georgia town for $20 million means it will become the site of a movie production company or tourist center. +Requests for our lecturers are piling up from labor unions, religious groups, neighbors and housewives organizations, sports and social clubs." The workers are all volunteers and are picked mostly from among university students and young professionals. +'The headline came out at 4:30 on a Friday afternoon in Europe on a day in which there had been very little trading so the market reacted dramatically.' In the morning the US currency had attempted to retrieve losses made earlier in the week. +The specific details of the Wreckers varied from five year plan to five year plan. +Felony murder is a homicide that occurs during the commission of a felony, in this case arson, in which someone's death is a reasonably foreseeable result. +Her lead lawyer, Gerald Feffer, says she will not take the stand. +Fewer companies also anticipated layoffs this spring, except for office and clerical workers, according to the survey. +After 10 years a final payment based on the performance of the fund will also be made. +"There wasn't any planned civil disobedience. +Angry, frightened parents of classmates boycotted the elementary school. +A mortar barrage by Serb guerrillas forced Croat commanders to close a bridge in Maslinica that was central Croatia's last direct link with the Adriatic coast. +Mr. Cuomo, who wasn't available for interviews, issued a brief, three-paragraph statement declaring "New York doesn't have a budget crisis, it has a budget challenge." +Witnesses said Mrs. Rainey drove herself and her wounded sister and niece away from the church after the shooting, and her Ford sedan was riddled with bullet holes. +Bond prices edged higher and the dollar slipped slightly. +Rather it is to go to generic political activity, such as voter registration, and building of democratic institutions. +Some 30% mentioned Mr. Bush's violation of his "no-new-taxes" pledge as a very important factor in their vote; only 5% mentioned trade. +He had headed the commodities services part of the division. +"There definitely are going to be memories of what happened in the past," said Peter Thwaites, president of the Private Sector Organization of Jamaica, the country's main business group. +Police today questioned 10 passengers about a bomb found aboard a Saudi jumbo jet carrying 339 people. The bomb failed to go off, and the plane returned to Pakistan safely. +Due to the potential cost, that level of aid wouldn't be available to those who exhausted all benefits between mid-June and October. +That is comparable to what some customers have done on their own already, by assembling a cluster of RS/6000 machines to tackle supercomputing applications, such as complex design or the modeling of weather systems. +In the year ended March 31, KLM had a net loss of 630 million guilders. +"We don't think there is any safety justification for either requiring the airlines to give up a seat for free or for requiring a parent to purchase a seat if they don't want to," said FAA spokesman Fred Farrar in February. +'I can say so; I'm an artist.' In Hunt's day it had been passed only twice: 'It was a real hazard to be reckoned with.' A greater problem still was the last 1,000ft or so to the summit: 'There was that uncertainty about man's ability to do it. +Mr Gandhi promised Moslems he would prevent further mosques from being 'reclaimed' as Hindu temples. +A police officer supervising rescue operations said 125 passengers swam ashore and 25 others were rescued by fishermen. +Cook County Circuit Judge Anthony Scotillo ordered a nationwide recall on Nov. 5 of up to 376,000 pounds of poultry processed by Shelat Kosher Foods and sold under the Shelat label. +The administration has not yet asked officially for congressional approval of the package. +"I don't suppose it will ever heal," said amateur historian Jack Foster. +It would be followed by talks between Israel and Palestinians in Cairo. +A toothless old man was overheard suggesting the reporter might be there to assess damage for future U.S. reparations. +He even makes the outrageous statement that "alcoholism is practically nil in Italy." Is that true? +Mr. Jeffer, who is cooperating with prosecutors in the case, entered his plea before Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum in federal court in Manhattan. +In the contract year ended July 31, Alberta producers sold more than $800 million of gas to Pacific Gas. +"I doubt they'll let you in," he said, and stamped my passport. +Fitzwater also said Friday the United States had no intention of entering into direct discussions with the Sandinistas _ as suggested by Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega. +They want to be there too." Wednesday is the 20th anniversary of the massacre of civilians by U.S. troops at the Vietnamese village of My Lai. +We think of every day as a quality day, since they won't have quantity." Composer and pianist Marvin Hamlisch, a frequent performer at the White House, has been named by President Reagan to be a member of the National Council on the Arts. +The sweet part is California, and the ranch, and freedom. +The queen and her six attendants were chosen from about 700 applicants, based on their public speaking ability, poise, academic achievement and personality. +Lasmo slipped 1 1/2 to 148p on turnover of 7.2m shares and the nil-paids 1/2 to 44p on 4.6m traded. +Bond prices crept higher. +Christmas carols echo through the Hamra commercial district of Moslem west Beirut, Christmas trees and other festive decorations are up in the streets just as they are in the eastern Christian sector. +Today, it includes such diverse concerns as British Bank of the Middle East, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Bank, Marine Midland Bank in the U.S., the merchant-banking subsidiary Wardley-Thomson Ltd. and the brokerage James Capel Ltd. +The transaction, with an indicated value of about $700 million, provides an out for certain major Cameron holders who wanted to dispose of their 47.53% stake in the company. +"There are minor problems, but that is always the case." The trade officials also are preparing final adjustments to a trade agreement on U.S. beef imports into Korea. +The tour is scenic and enjoyable and entirely artificial. +In recent years, however, the Honda product line has emphasized more mainstream vehicles designed to appeal to a broader segment of buyers. +But Mr Cardoso's plans to raise Dollars 5.6bn by setting aside 15 per cent of the transfers central government makes to states and municipalities has been criticised by Brazil's state governors. +A possible alternative would be an alliance with the 20-member Environment party, which took a tough bargaining position in earlier negotiations. +Syria is a close ally of Iran. +It attacked the popular view in the West that Marxism is outdated and socialism has failed, as witnessed by the troubled economies and restless populations of the Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and China. +With President Fidel Castro sitting nearby, the Soviet leader said Moscow supports the creation of a "zone of peace" in Latin America and an end to all outside military aid to the region. +The New York investor was forced by falling stock prices to cancel plans to take Trans World Airlines private. +Low-power testing is a necessary step to obtaining a commercial license to operate the plant at full power. +'Certified stocks continue to rise and it doesn't seem like the ICO can do anything to stop it,' said one analyst. +Mead said previously it will have fourth-quarter charges of about $57 million, or $1.84 a share, including a $1.56-a-share charge for withdrawing from the reinsurance business. +K mart Corp. said it completed its sale of Furr's Cafeterias and Bishop Buffets to closely held Cavalcade Holdings Inc., based in Lubbock, Texas, for $237.5 million. +What they didn't know was that phone computers kept a record of every number that called. +In Jerusalem, about 1,000 faithful joined in services Sunday at the site where most Christians believe Jesus rose from the dead. +"It would have been much more helpful not to have that kind of comment from the president," said Rep. Rostenkowski. +This would apply to goods in transit before Jan. 1. +Mike Lovell, a dealer with Bank of America in London, said the dollar was hurt by growing belief that the Federal Reserve may be poised to ease interest rates, a move that would diminish the value of dollar-denominated securities. +Zhao, Deng Xiaoping and other top Chinese leaders rarely give interviews. +But it will take many more scandals for the present government to accept that case. +Symbols of the nation's steadily rising drive to reuse can be seen on most any street: neatly tied bundles of old newspapers and bags of used clothes are regularly piled on sidewalks for collection. +The company, based in Auburn Hills, Mich., near Detroit, says its Backerud process permits the commercial production of a form of cast iron called compacted graphite iron. +The Massachusetts governor was heading to New Jersey for campaign appearances later today. +Mazowiecki, who pledges to resign as prime minister the day Walesa is sworn in as president, fought back Friday before a crowd of about 2,000 students at Gdansk Polytechnic University in Walesa's hometown. +An official of Generale des Eaux said the move was a friendly one, made in full cooperation with Accor. +Other residents helped with union causes in the 1930s and fought McCarthy-era blacklisting in the 1950s. +Market prices of some other products also were high enough to reduce the need for CCC purchases to bolster prices. +In other words, it's a crime to "conspire" to commit a non-violation if that non-violation is something Congress might later outlaw. +Planning Research Corp. won a $63.2 million Navy contract for computer equipment. +Soviet and American officials have said repeatedly they do not expect a strategic arms pact (START) to be concluded here. +Technical innovations plus growing international economic integration may not have the same ring to them as visions of a New Jerusalem or classless society but these old idealisms were hopeless and naive. +All trains running between Sylhet and Dhaka have been canceled, they added. +The initial increases would amount to $95.1 million for Cleveland Electric and $40.9 million for Toledo Edison. +These reviews have been considering long-term trends in spending, looking at ways in which services could be delivered more economically and effectively, and considering whether there are any areas from which the state should withdraw altogether. +Leuchter said he was not anti-Semitic, and added, "Some of my best friends are Jewish." Leuchter had also come under fire for his business practices. +Charles Biderman, editor of the newsletter Market Trim Tabs, says wealthy investors might consider buying hotel properties if some come on the auction block, but he isn't excited about hotel stocks. +Guy Gannett Publishing Co. plans to eliminate 90 workers at its Portland, Maine, newspapers early next year due to declining ad revenue and plans to merge the two papers. +"The Japanese don't use leather on their slippers. +The ads are just the latest evidence of how television advertising is getting faster on the draw. +The new union under discussion in Moscow may reassert central administration of the Soviet military, leaving Byelorussia free to develop its huge potential as a mecca, so to speak, for tourists. +Restaurants were largely empty. +Marley and The Melodymakers will tour the United States, then Europe, Africa and Japan. +The Mail, putting aside hurt feelings, gave the story 'exclusive' front page treatment. +The president was also asked whether the emphasis he has placed on government ethics during his first week in office implied any criticism of the Reagan administration's ethical record. +According to the officials, similar attacks have occurred in the past but this was the largest number of soldiers ever killed by a fellow soldier. +Military officials said the truck was traveling Friday to Santo Domingo with about 78 Haitians who had been recruited for the annual sugar harvest when it crashed in about 22 miles north of the capital. +But the program was untouched in the deficit-reduction package enacted last month. +Transporting Doe and 100 soldiers to Grand Jeddah effectively would enable the president to launch his own campaign against the rebels. +Since the mid-1980s, citizen complaints of police misconduct have risen an estimated 22% in Chicago and Washington, D.C., 15% in Houston and 46% in St. Louis. +As early as April 1985, he noted that 49% of the gain in IBM's 1984 earnings was accomplished by accounting changes such as deferring more production costs and lower pension and depreciation expenses. +"About all it means is that we are losing a shareholder. This will not impair our ability to raise capital" for the previously proposed expansion of TransCanada's system in 1991-1992, he said, which is currently awaiting Canadian regulatory approval. +The Senate Banking Committee is drafting a bill that would give the administration much of what it wants, with one significant exception: Commercial companies wouldn't be allowed to own banks. +Dingell appeared angry when Rosenberg said he didn't know whether the Bush administration would continue to back a total phase-out if safe alternatives are unavailable. +Best screenplay went to Gus Van Sant and Daniel Yost for "Drugstore Cowboy," about narcotics burglars in the early 1970s. +"I asked you not to do that a million times. +Democrat Paul Simon was staying above the campaign-commercial fray. +Many environmentalists have said such emissions should be cut by as much as one-fifth by the turn of the century if significant warming is to be averted. +"I give Du Pont very high marks," says John J. Connell, a former Atlantic Richfield Co. executive who now heads Office Technology Research Group, an association of corporate computer users. +He left school at 14, served in the Merchant Navy and the Royal Navy, and learnt to play the guitar. +The especial cachet of the tour is the acquisition of Balanchine's Square Dance. +The company never made any formal announcement of the sale, though Mr. Busby did file appropriate disclosure forms with the SEC and he said he told several analysts about the sales. +And we Texas women, yes we "Dallas Blondes," enjoy our reputation as the most beautiful women in the world. +"We expect the weakness will continue," he said. +Simon, who held hearings on the savings and loan crisis in Chicago last week, says he would make the same phone call today. +The situation is so undemocratic." Opponents appear to have little maneuvering room. +Hughes Aircraft's dropout leaves the program with only one radar manufacturer, Westinghouse Electric Corp., and deprives the Air Force of the competition it wanted on major projects. +It saw the movement as an advocate of restrictions that would impede operations, require big, non-revenue generating outlays, undermine competitiveness. +I don't want to go up there anymore." The sobbing boy ran to a police car at a nearby gas station, then he and the officers drove around the neighborhood looking for the robber. +"They are being treated almost like royalty," said her husband Dennis, who spoke to Mrs. Trundy on Wednesday afternoon from Brockton, Mass. +James Flynn, senior vice president for finance at Corning Glass, says the outlook is favorable, though that is "due to change if the economy should slide due to the stock-market decline." +If an agency asks for too much money, OMB will demand cuts. +He was the best and I hate to see it go away." Six clergymen went under bridge overpasses and through city parks to meet the homeless in an overnight visit that served as a spiritual kickoff to a $1.2 million fund-raising drive. +"The industrial sector is still expanding, but at a slow rate," she said. +In the latest study, doctors gave the medicine to 21 AIDS victims who ranged from age 1 to 12. +It, like OS/2, is a powerful operating system that allows for multitasking and can be used for communicating across networks of personal computers. +The economy-watchers said rates on mortgages and consumer loans could rise in the weeks ahead, but in the long run the tight money should bring down inflation and interest rates. +Carlos said school children in the Southwest, which includes Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado, showed the least amount of tooth decay with a mean of 2.4 tooth surfaces affected per child. That region showed a mean of 3.4 in 1980. +Other attacks occurred after he accused his girlfriend of infidelity and, in a later marriage, after an argument with his wife, researchers report in the journal Psychosomatics. +Twenty one high-ranking officers of the hated Securitate secret police are currently standing trial in Timisoara for their role in the bloody crackdown on street demonstrations against the former Communist regime. +Certainly, operating an adventure-travel company is proving more complicated than many new entrants think. +It did not say what happened to them. The weather was very bad with heavy seas when the icebreaker, named the 26th Congress of the Communist Party, detained the Greenpeace ship, the statement said. +The company's year-to-date car and truck sales were down 9.1 percent. +The ranking of individuals' transactions by dollar value is based solely on the previous week's filings. +Among them was Farouk Kaddoumi, head of the PLO's political department, as well as other advisers and members of Fatah's 10-man governing central committee. +On the second extra hole, the par-four 11th, Norman reached the fringe of the green in two. +Competition from Advanced Micro helped spur a wild ride last year in Intel's stock, which jumped from a January low of $37.75 to a June high of $59.25, then plunged to $38.50 in October. +The law only requires that she prove the pilots did not have the "clearness of intellect and control that they otherwise would have," she said. +I don't think mergers will be possible. All the manufacturers are from strong groups, and the owners all have strong characters. +The major aluminium alloy producers have reduced output by 10-15 per cent and few will report healthy profits for 1993. Daiki Aluminium, Japan's leading producer, registered a loss for 1992, the first in its operating history. +Insiders of Fisher, a scientific equipment maker also based in La Jolla, own a further 6% of the 36.4 million shares outstanding. +He also receives director and consulting fees from his family's newspapers. +Ciba-Geigy and Chiron said the offer will remain open through midnight Toronto time Oct. 17, unless it's withdrawn or extended. +The three delegates were swiftly replaced by others in the Palestinian party. Both sides sought to play down the incident. +In a review of 151 cases in Milwaukee County in February 1990, it said, 13 cases were inappropriately sanctioned. +Do you really espouse the profit motive as the major determinant of the content of our limited broadcast capacities? +Broader market averages were also weak. +And if it is, there may be little the West can do to prevent it. +He also battled forces of rival Christian militia leader Samir Geagea, a supporter of the new government. +"A serial arsonist will progress," Ahart said. "He'll work his way up the ladder. +A radical Iranian daily last month reported sharp price increases over the last year for a number of items. +Mr. Bilzerian is being required by prospective lenders to put more equity into the deal than previous transactions have required. +If the plans are turned back, at least one them would likely have to be terminated a second time because it has no assets, he said. +Military authorities sealed off the area shortly after the accident. +The mistrial, declared on Sept. 15 after the jury said it was hopelessly deadlocked, capped a six-month trial of seven men accused of defrauding savings and loan associations of more than $100 million. +Last year he injected Pounds 15m of capital. 'I am responsible for every penny if I am the only owner. +Protectionists worry that Korea may sell us a few more shoes than we sell it oranges, but the Koreans themselves understand that the real competition in world markets is for human capital. +Canada currently doesn't have clear legislation to protect computer software. +Dealers said there was late talk of a Whitbread sale of brewing operations to Scottish & Newcastle. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 5.70 to 2,733.85 with five minutes left to go. +But some assets were trapped due to delayed payouts by mutual funds. +While others read novels, Mr. Jordan reads about the market. +Bush had suggested taking money away from a handful of domestic programs to pay for his program. +"Pride and dignity will go to the Arabs, Moslems and the supporters of righteousness. +"We hope it's going to help determine the relative positions of the vessels," Douville, an investigator with the Coast Guard's Marine Safety Office in New Orleans, said of the videotape. +The turnround is in line with statements by Mr Theo Waigel, finance minister, that the high federal budget deficit, which soared after reunification, was falling significantly. +Some find this sort of thing offensive, arguing that an organization with as much power as the Fed should be more accountable to the citizenry and their elected representatives in a democracy. +But Rajiv is a pawn in the hands of a certain structure that doesn't let him function. +The inquiry has heard that the bronze Samsonite suitcase that contained the radiocassette recorder bomb was probably loaded in Frankfurt. +In such cases, the original shareholders often are dead and their heirs must be located. +"There are still communists here, but they have no power. +MacNamara says he may want to toughen division policies and give consumers more information about developers involved in lawsuits. +In the mining sector, which includes oil and gas drilling, the operating rate was up 0.1 percentage points to 83.3 percent. +Mattox said Wednesday that he was defeated because of a growing trend of women being elected to higher office regardless of their credentials. +"Certainly, this technology has the potential to become pervasive, but that depends on how quickly Tektronix can bring the price down and improve the speed of its printer," says Angele Boyd, an analyst at International Data Corp. +The National Eye Care Project Helpline has referred nearly 150,000 elderly patients to eye doctors since it was set up three years ago, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology. +The speaker had said, "Ladies and urinals." "Every person has a sense of humor," Ljungdahl said. "Every child laughs. +But after the invasion of Afghanistan, Mr. Carter himself acknowledged that he had misread Soviet motives. +But an editorial by the state-run Ethiopia News Agency, published on the front page of the Ethiopian Herald, said Thursday that the International Committee of the Red Cross and other agencies were aiding insurgents. +When she decided to replace the car, she briefly considered buying a new Oldsmobile, but decided it wasn't worth the trouble. +The Audit Bureau of Circulations, which audits circulation figures, says that the 1987 figures for the two papers and their zoned editions won't be available until this summer. +U.S. District Judge Harold Greene earlier this year modified the AT&T consent decree to allow the Bell companies to transmit information services, but he refused to permit them to originate the information themselves. +The travel freedoms were granted last month after huge pro-democracy demonstrations that preceded the historic week of public rallies in Czechoslovakia. +A basis point is one-hundredth of a percentage point. Six-month bills fell 6 basis points to 5.85 percent and year bills fell 2 basis points to 6.16 percent. +Earnings per share rose from 14.4p to 15.4p. +For his part, Clavelle says he and Sanders are different people, but share the same philosophy. +Honecker expanded the secret police, he said, and by the end of the 1980s there were 85,000 agents and 109,000 steady informants in a country of 16.3 million people. +Industry sources say that the current estimate is around DM103m, against a government target of DM90m. +Trump said he was also considering increasing his holdings in AMR or selling his stock. +He said he is "very optimistic about the future of the catalog" and doesn't believe there is anything "fundamentally wrong" with the $4 billion a year business. +"If the problem remains one of substance, then there is no need for us to eliminate our symbols and our name," said Tortorella. +A "human bomb" attack, similar to last month's IRA bombing which killed seven people, failed when the enormous bomb fizzled, police said Friday. +There is comfort in knowing that's probably more common than rare. +But in western South Dakota, on the edge of the Black Hills, Rapid City warmed to a record 63 degrees near noon. +"People in town have changed," said Pat Perkins, whose family escaped its burning house when her husband heard something in the yard and smelled smoke. "Everybody used to be very happy and smiling, laughing, talking. +Reagan calls it a prudent response. Says Weinberger: "We do not seek further confrontation with Iran but will be prepared to meet any further military escalation by Iran with stronger retaliation. +This, Liverpool claims, is north-west England's second runway. Its problem is image and under-achievement. +Restricting the president's scope for action regarding imports also could tend to harden international fronts. +Mrs. Bush also gave reporters a glimpse of the Bush's personal Christmas tree, upstairs in their private quarters in the Yellow Oval Room. +Honeywell Inc. was awarded a $27.8 million Army contract for artillery ammunition. +A trial may force the disclosure of details about the power struggle that preceded the army attack and could turn Zhao into a popular hero. +Why should then the president resign, leaving the country in disaster?," he said. +Police said Charles Walker told them he and 55-year-old his wife were walking Thursday when he heard a "swishing" noise and he could no longer find or hear his wife. +The church claims more than 3 million members, but an unknown number of other Catholics remain secretly loyal to the pope. +The funds also said they may try to take possession of some VMS properties. +"All the goods that go with the Jeep life style will be considered," Mr. Levine said. +The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee is poised to oppose the B-2 bomber, according to congressional sources. +Offerings of other public corporations are expected to bring more individuals into the market. +For its part, the Hellman & Friedman group maintained that the guaranty association's bid knocked it out of the box. +California Democratic Rep. Leon Panetta, chairman of the House Budget Committee, acknowledges that health care and tax fairness are "major vulnerabilities of the president and the Republican Party. +Even without the provisions, Hutton said, it would have had a profit of only $617,000 in the quarter. +Tesoro joined with the government of Trinidad to buy British Petroleum Co.'s oil properties there. +"I knew the job was done, so I unhooked my pedal clips and just walked through the wreckage to the beach," he said. +The only arrest warrants issued Tuesday were for Anderson; John MacDonald, assistant secretary of Union Carbide Corp.; and Peter J. Whitley, attorney for Union Carbide Eastern Inc. +As head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Mr. Coelho helped raise $86 million in 1986, much of it from political action committees. +In 1987, Pentair earned $21.9 million, or an adusted $1.95 a share fully diluted, on revenue of $789.2 million. +The United States had won the race to the moon, leaving the Soviets far behind. +Maurice Lippens, chairman of Belgium's largest insurance company, Groupe AG, and spokesman for the Franco-Belgian consortium, said he isn't worried about the possibility of the group breaking up. +The dollar generally declined as the foreign-exchange market acknowledged the seriousness of international efforts to promote stable exchange rates and stifle a potential dollar upsurge. +Though officials at both the London and California news conferences said they hoped the companies could jointly produce shows, there aren't any specific plans to do so immediately, Blumenthal said. +Bally shares closed Thursday at $13.875, down 62.5 cents, in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange. +Agency Administrator James C. Fletcher said NASA owes the National Research Council a vote of thanks. +Should typewriter manufacturers have been nimble enough to compete in the word processor market? +The UN Security Council yesterday approved despatch of 500 more peacekeepers for humanitarian aid work in Sarajevo, AP reports from New York. +The sisters, unnerved by the first legal battle over Florida Lotto winnings since the weekly drawing began last spring, have left Indiantown for security reasons, attorney Tim Morell said Saturday. +De Maiziere became prime minister following East Germany's first democratic elections March 18. +Defense attorney James Coleman was expected to take his appeal to U.S. District Court in Orlando for a hearing on Saturday morning. +"Several dozen witnesses, two of whom carry the virus, testified in the case," said the Roman Catholic daily, which is sanctioned by the communist government. +Uniroyal has 2,600 employees and facilities in the U.S., Canada, Brazil, Italy and Taiwan. +But Shell called the discovery "potentially significant." +Unlike some larger tests that send shudders through highrise hotels, Wednesday's blast was not noticed in Las Vegas, 85 miles from ground zero. +He said his relationship with his wife had been poor since their marriage in 1968. +But Mrs. Rakolta is as undeterred as Mr. Wildmon. +Hugh A. Johnson, chief investment officer at First Albany Corp., agrees that the key to finding refuge from inflation today is investing in companies whose products compete with foreign imports. +With the vast Indian Ocean to its south and uneasy neighbors to its north, India is building up its military might. +The law also requires restitution in cases of property damage. +They have cost $20 million so far, and even if the bill becomes law far greater outlays are likely before they trail off. +The executives' agreement to resign, however, wasn't disclosed in the department's announcement of the settlement and fine. +As he told me after the race, "It's not if you win or lose, it's how you snatch the flag." +Purchase prices range from Pounds 795 to Pounds 3,900 for 'Account Ability' which introduces the Price Waterhouse seven-step approach to understanding and interpreting financial statements. +RJR management owns about 5%, KKR's investment partnerships own 59%, and various convertible securities and warrants account for the rest of the stock. +The appointment of four more outsiders to the LLOYD'S OF LONDON governing council marks the latest step intended to improve investor protection at the big insurance market. +Ultimately, an accomplished post trader shows his skill by monitoring market rumors and trades by rival brokerage houses, then signaling back to colleagues working with telephones and computers on the edge of the floor. +It was officially proposed two years ago. +The 353 cubic-inch engine develops 86 horsepower teamed with a three-speed standard transmission. +The offering will result in proceeds to the company of about $231 million. +The Yugoslavs called the changes 'deplorable', insisting 'all three sides to the conflict, including Croats and Moslems in Bosnia-Hercegovina, are involved in such practices'. +Flooding caused by the heaviest rains in two decades have left 13 people dead and 7,000 homeless, the minister of animal and water resources said Saturday. +In any case, Foreign Minister Pik Botha has said he and de Klerk will keep their appointment with Kaunda. +"I don't know Stan's background, but I know administrative skills can't turn around a sports franchise." +Why not try it and see? +Sens. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla. and Pete Wilson, R-Calif., and Rangel called on President Reagan to institute stricter penalties on Latin American countries that fail to cooperate with the United States in efforts to combat drug trafficking. +Steinbrenner's downfall stemmed from a feud with Yankee Dave Winfield, whom he signed in 1980. +It said, though, that it had to rescind a price increase on uncoated paper during the quarter and that profit margins for publication grades were squeezed. +A majority of people, the ad agency concluded, think they should be allowed to make their own decisions about viewing. +For the elites themselves, the message is: America can lead, stop whining, think more boldly. +But many AIDS victims can't shake their fears about tracing. +I don't think the smokers are doing that." But Lauria said the tobacco industry continues to influence legislators. +Kearns, a former professor at Wayne State University in Detroit who now lives in Gaithersburg, Md., obtained the patents between 1967 and 1974. +They closed 4 up at 328p, additionally helped by the proposed one-for-one scrip issue. +Bush and Dukakis each have collected enough delegate support to win their parties' nominations at the summer conventions. +Instead, Kinder-Care owns and operates each of its day-care centers. +"Before people were on a roll. +Belinda Robertson, for instance, has used it for a special limited edition. +"I don't know if we're big enough to be part of a trend," Amy Ray said in a recent interview. "I think once every 15 years acoustic music gets popular again. +He teamed up with Lehder, but eventually fell out with Reed, Lehder's co-defendant, he said. +Rafsanjani also is acting commander-in-chief of Iran's armed forces. +Mr. Cave is one of the most successful of all. +The Contras, supported by the United States since they began fighting the leftist government in 1981, are preparing for these attacks in southern Honduras, where they have base camps, Castillo was quoted as saying. +Guardian Bank was founded in 1973 as Vanguard National Bank, a minority-owned company. +Regulators said all MeraBank branches will remain open for business as usual, operating under a new government-owned thrift called MeraBank Federal Savings Bank. +EU finance ministers last week raised duty free allowances for travellers coming to and travelling within the EU. +Cuomo last week proposed $406 million in program cuts and cost-savings from the $44.2 billion-plus budget the Legislature adopted less than two months ago. +Last month, Imreg announced it had completed the third and most comprehensive clinical trial of its drug Imreg-1, on 158 patients. +Mr. Milken was charged last March in a 98-count indictment alleging that he had committed racketeering and fraud. +The UPI story, however, did not say there had been snow in the city, only in an area several miles south of Buffalo. +Ito-Yokado Co.'s 7-Eleven subsidiary says about 80% of its franchisees are former papa-mama stores. +A key question: How long will the stock market remain locked in a trading range, regardless of its boundaries? +The hearings are in Norwalk, Conn., where the FASB is based. +But people at two of those organizations said privately that investigators are aware of the problem, and may review it. +Halifax decided on its new standard mortgage rate this week, emboldening a host of other building societies to do the same. +In its 38 years, The Nature Conservancy has saved threatened lands ranging from 343 square miles of rare New Mexican desert grassland to a heron feeding ground on nine-tenths of an acre of Connecticut marsh. +Comments have to be sent to the ITC by the middle of next month. The commission previously said it intended to advertise the licence in January, with a closing date three months later. A March or April date now seems more likely. +Lotus said its development program included more than 150 corporate and individual testers. +Relatively stable mortgage interest rates during the winter months helped buoy sales; among national concerns, diversification into healthy markets such as California and the Pacific Northwest also helped. +The government still has to respond. +If the bid succeeds, Mr. Murdoch said he will sell the television stations of Herald & Weekly Times in Melbourne and Adelaide. +Steel production fell to 1.970 million tons in the week ended April 23, a decrease of 0.9 percent from the previous week's 1.987 million tons, the American Iron and Steel Institute reported Monday. +"He is being truthful when he says he didn't talk directly with us, but he's not being truthful when he says he didn't know anything about it," Tuggle said. +The tally so far: I've lost money only once. +The central bank survey also pointed to some resilience in the consumer sector, which accounts for two-thirds of the nations' economic activity. +The express train was traveling between the northern port of Rostock and Dresden when it crashed into the other train at 4:45 p.m. in Groebers, near the southern city of Halle, the agency said. +A gunman who neighbors said was harassed regularly by teen-agers shot three young children at an apartment building Saturday and then wounded a police officer before being killed in a gun battle, authorities said. +Delmont Davis, Ball's executive vice president, packaging products group, said he'll be chairman of the joint venture company. +Negotiators have been trying to devise a pact in time for signing at a summit. +The company said profitability in most sectors of the industry was affected by poor results from those companies most concentrated in the forestry, pulp and commodity paper sectors. +After spending the night with a relative, Dodd headed back toward the occupied city. +I called him up and said I was going to use some of them." The movie follows Kenneth and Barbara (Ken and Barbie?) as they work to regain their lost youth. +The trip by the South Korean dissident is considered by many to be a prelude to a presidential bid. +For the year, Mr. Meridor said he expects per-share profit before extraordinary items to rise at least 17% to more than 90 cents. +The society says that in the two years since 1990 its operating profit per employee increased by 60 per cent and its cost to income ratio fell from 55 per cent in 1990 to 40 per cent. +It was happy to welcome new, contemporary authors, until it was asked to believe these trendy new authors were possessed of the kind of genius that put them in a class with the immortals of literature. +Some of the most important: FOOD HYGIENE. +In 1987 their contribution was negligible. Mr Field remains enthusiastic about the appeal of the original organisers. He points out that more than 65 per cent of sales are to women, mostly housewives. +"We will not accept a resolution that brings our full membership of NATO into doubt," added Foreign Minister Uffe Ellemann-Jensen, the Liberal Party leader. +Officials said some child support payments were being delayed because of the computer problems. +He says his agency got the idea for the Canadian Mist ad from a musical Christmas card mailed to agency employees last year. +You can meet a lot of people. +Gold opened in London at a bid price of $374.90 a troy ounce, up from $374.05 bid late Tuesday. +In 1987, the congressional Iran-Contra committees voted to grant limited immunity to former National Security Council aide Oliver North, following an appeal by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to reject immunity. +City and provincial security officials sealed off the area and immediately launched an investigation. +In August, the forecast was lowered to 4.48 billion bushels, the smallest harvest since 1983, when drought and federal acreage curbs reduced output to 4.17 billion bushels. +Because Ferranti subsequently consolidated those inflated figures in its own financial statements, he said, "We are going to end up with a hole in our net worth" as great as #150 million ($235.6 million) to #200 million. +"In a way, I felt good," 12-year-old Joshua said of the chance to leave Bethel. "In a way I felt bad, because there were some kids who did not have homes, didn't have nowhere to go. +The man at the center of the storm is Mr. Gephardt, whose proposal holding out the threat of import quotas helped catapult him out of the Democratic pack even before former Sen. Gary Hart withdrew from the race. +The Supreme Court in 1984 reinstated cocaine-possession convictions against a Minnesota couple in a similar case. +The benchmark 5% No. 105 bonds due 1997 rose 0.438 point to 102.476 by the close of interdealer trading in Tokyo. +The Patriot has provided about $2 billion in business over the past six years, and more foreign orders for it now seem certain. +Barclays in London said Barclays Asia has been a non-operating unit for "a number of years." +A hearing in the Boston suit was set for Friday. +Ed" that compelled me to go see Mr. Goldthwait as the non-equine lead of "Hot to Trot," a movie about a talking horse. +Two advocates of reform, in interviews published Saturday, said Hungary's new communist leaders can bring about change because they are younger and not responsible for years of stagnation. +The two parent companies already have completed what Bosch called "significant" development toward the electronically controlled parts, which make the motor work more efficiently. +The Communist Party, in an unprecedented break with the Socialist government, had sided with three conservative groups in Parliament to block social security tax reform. +Thus the stage was set for the Fed to ride to the economy's rescue. +Finally, they mixed in sweeteners and flavorings. +New Jersey's increase totaled $2.2 billion, or 21 percent of 1989 revenue, the report said. +Spanski says its annual sales exceed $10 million. +Or because the low average daily attendance in the school forces teachers to proceed at a very slow pace. +A $27 million loss provision for corporate bonds included $22 million that reflected the depressed price of its $40 million face amount of Integrated Resources Inc. bonds. +Burton attended six golf tournaments during 1988 as a celebrity guest, receiving a total of $1,118 in golf clothing and accessories for his appearances at five tournaments and payment for his travel, lodging and meals for appearances at four tournaments. +Ms. Gibbs said the board is confident it will win the backing of its members. +The Illinois Association of School Administrators said Monday it backed Edgar because of his education program and his support for making permanent the temporary income tax surcharge that generates more than $350 million a year for education. +Although mostly found in nonunionized manufacturing businesses, the system works in other settings, the study shows. +Hollinger has since offered The Telegraph half this stake, at the same price, at a cost to the UK group of Pounds 72.3m. The purchase was approved by The Telegraph's independent directors, ready for a vote by shareholders. +Mr. Monroe, 70 years old, will continue to serve as editor until a successor is named. +When Albanian workers went on strike to protest, 105,000 were sacked - everyone in state employment, from road sweepers to magistrates. The Albanian curriculum in schools and university was prohibited; Albanian education was driven underground. +In a similar survey a month earlier, before the crash, the group's consensus foresaw a 2.8% gain in real GNP in the year ahead. +Jacques Correze, 79 years old, also was a member in the 1930s of a terrorist group that persecuted Jews. +That is a matter of geography. +During the past two decades, Mr. Erhard has created several organizations devoted to the betterment of human life. +One finding: Victims who engaged in heterosexual activity with more than two partners were 11 times more likely to get non-A, non-B hepatitis than people in the control group. +London traders expect the uncertain tone of the market to hold until the Gulf crisis is out of the way, with institutional investors waiting for the market to fall even lower before seeking to commit funds. +As the accompanying table reveals, Americans spent billions of dollars, in 1985, to protect against theft in its various guises. +British Sugar officials approached Lipman about a possible buyout in October, he said. +If we didn't, there would be no point in being out here. +The men at the pinnacle of America's corporate hierarchy took a beating in last fall's stock-market crash, no doubt about it. +Once Governor Pete Wilson opened the door for them, trustees recently raced to raise fees 40% for next year in order to restore courses. +Meese's conservative views, as well as ethical concerns voiced by his critics, led to a 13-month confirmation fight that ended in a 63-31 vote of approval by a Republican-controlled Senate in February 1985. +Chieftain Development rose 2 3/8 to 11 5/8. +Advancing States as Laboratories: The budget recognizes the emergence of new ideas and initiatives originating at the state and local level. +In the market for gilts, British government bonds, the change is even sharper. +He said he has played the Illinois lottery since it started in 1974, driving about 20 miles across the state line to buy $15 worth of tickets every week. +The operations range from Bar Frost near the Arctic Circle to maneuvers throughout the Mediterranean, it said. +The rest, however, is coming from a most un-Republican source - a (read my lips) tax increase. A large part of New York's Dollars 21m outlay will be spent on security, and calming the fears of the thousands of out-of-towners attending the convention. +In addition to paying $20 million, Prudential is giving up its equity interest in a number of partnerships with face value of $16 million. +"Yes I am," he replied. "I think the way to end it is to vote. Letters are coming in saying, "Enough is enough _ this has gone on too long." "I believe enough time has been devoted to this matter," Mitchell said. +George B. Crist told reporters in Manama on June 1 the cruiser's air defense radar could cover the entire gulf and called it a "quantum leap forward" in detering a new Iranian anti-ship missile site nearing completion in the strait. +Some reportedly took early retirement and some were permitted to transfer to the Citizens Militia after retraining. +Benefits of the merger had now come through. +The statistics on the accompanying map were provided by Runzheimer International, a Rochester, Wis., travel-costs consulting firm. +JARUZELSKI SAID he hopes to call a referendum on a Polish austerity plan. +The outcome of current negotiations under GATT, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, and the future of trade barriers and export subsidies. +Chancellor Helmut Kohl has called for immediate negotiations on tactical weapons, which the Bush administration opposes until the Soviet Union reduces its estimated 12-1 superiority. +He spent 11 years with network radio, and moved to the television side in 1981. +The rating concern noted that Pullman's management has proposed to acquire the company, which makes truck trailers, aircraft seats and other products, for $7.50 a share, or $315 million. +But overall sales are expected to rise to 515.8 billion yen from the 505 billion predicted earlier. +Police stepped up street checks on pedestrians downtown. +Far more important than the stock market to consumer spending, the Fed economist says, is the housing market. +Beer generally has a 4.6 percent alcohol content, while malt liquor begins at 5.6 percent and one brand contains 10.9 percent, although most are under 7 percent. +"This is an industry in retreat," said Hugh Kelly, an economist with Landauer Associates Inc., a real estate counseling and research firm. +It will be on a par with the NEC, the National Security Council, and the Domestic Policy Council. +Sisulu's mother, Albertina, is a co-president of the United Democratic Front, a banned anti-apartheid coalition. +In the new Rwanda, there are as yet no courts or police to evict him. +Another long year stretched before him with nothing much to do except feed his reindeer and re-paint his sleigh. +Mrs. Quintana's attorney, Maureen Reidy Witt, said UBS and the doctors were uninformed and insensitive to the physical and emotional needs of their patient. +"We had been talking (about the plan) in the management group for several months," Roark said in a telephone interview from the company's Pepperell, Ga., headquarters. +The ratio measures the number of investors who hope to profit from stocks' decline, who buy put options, against those who hope to gain by their rise, who buy call options. +A tea company, Unilever is also experimenting with chicory-flavored instant coffee in India. +A bust of Anderson sculpted by artist Louis Dlugosz was placed Friday in Batavia's City Hall, alongside a scrapbook of local events held in Anderson's honor over the past six years. +The spokesman said two of the Arabs asked to be deported rather than continue serving lengthy prison sentences for terrorist activities. +Many of what were once prime wetlands now sit empty of water and waterfowl. +Holders of record Feb. 26 will be entitled to receive Stop & Shop's 16 cent quarterly dividend payable April 1. +They blame international traffickers who are offering a high-quality product to capture a wider share of the Spanish market. +AT&T plans a renewed effort to expand its computer business in Europe, this time by seeking partnerships with firms in several nations. +Most are believed to have been laid by Iran and some by Iraq, officers say, but neither country has provided data on the locations. +The simple grave near the charred home was the latest in the department's long tradition of burying pets who die in fires. +Although CAFE acted initially as a protectionist device, it is now operating perversely to encourage imports. +Later in the summer, the union will focus its efforts on one company. +It is treating judges with contempt. +Orders for the whole of 1992 had fallen by 7 per cent. +Its value is not known outside professional circles. +In July 1982, eight soldiers died in IRA bombings near the Household Cavalry barracks in central London and at a bandstand in the capital's Regent's Park where an army band was playing. +Since Mikhail S. Gorbachev allowed more openess and lifted iron controls on dissent, ethnic and racial hatreds have resurfaced in Moslem Central Asia and in the Caucasus republics of the Soviet Union. +He is not willing. Eggless, he sails on. +Japanese leaders reacted sharply today to the approval of an omnibus trade bill by the U.S. House of Representatives and urged President Reagan to veto it quickly. +The beer will flow and fireworks will light up the sky as the Germans usher in unification with a wild street celebration that will be repeated in dozens of cities nationwide. +A glance at last Sunday's papers reveals the hatred many feel towards his methods. +"There's a certain amount of conservatism that comes from the financial realities of the year. +Although it has stressed that it regarded the buyout offer as friendly, Georgia Pacific has filed a U.S. District Court complaint in Portland challenging Maine's anti-takeover law. +Miguel Recarey Jr., former president of IMC, fled the country in 1987 in the face of indictments on federal charges including wire-tapping, bribery and embezzlement in the wake of the collapse of IMC. +Communism elsewhere was viewed with less suspicion. +In preliminary rulings, the commission concluded that the Commerce Department should continue its investigation of complaints about the imports filed by the Copper and Brass Fabricators Council on behalf of U.S. producers. +In 1986 he was promoted to the Court of Appeal. He is no stranger to controversy. +Everything from satellite TV dishes to electric power cables, plastic bottles and petrol pumps. +Mrs. Smart knew the boys as a teacher of video and media for the Winnacunnet Regional School District. +In 1950, he beat Helen Gahagan Douglas for the U.S. Senate with an equally sleazy red-baiting campaign. +True, details of the plot whirl past so rapidly that we cannot keep up with them, but this does not matter, for everything shows us a world onstage that rattles along at its own rate and with its own inner life. +"We're actually a little ahead of our forecast on arrivals," says Douglas King, general manager of marketing for the association. +Mr. Logsdon, the Crowell Weedon analyst, said New World is rumored to be considering the sale of its Marvel Entertainment unit, which has suffered from slumping toy and animation markets and slow growth in comic books. +The top finisher wins $25,000 in real money. +A defense attorney conceded Tuesday that a soybean trader at the Chicago Board of Trade broke exchange rules but said he did not attempt to cheat customers or commit fraud. +It is not clear if Lee Aerospace manufactured or simply acted as a broker on the bolts in question. +He also argues that the U.S. should stop trying to dictate to other nations: "Japan, Germany and other industrial nations have the right to guide their own monetary and fiscal policies as they wish." +In the Elkhorn Mountains about 10 miles southeast of Helena, officials closed public access to 58,000 acres where a week-old fire continued to burn in steep, heavily timbered terrain. +"They're saying, 'We're stronger, we're better, we're going to make life harder for all our competitors that are buying banks in Texas," said another banking source. +"People never expected to lose their job completely when they went on strike," notes a federal mediation official. +The company had long hinted that it might seek a "third leg" to balance the cyclical steel and energy business. +Laura San Giacomo, a stage and television actress making a memorably keen film debut here, plays Cynthia, Ann's sister. +"They have got to be accountable. +Share certificates will be despatched next Friday, and dealings start the following Monday. +Less than an hour before Air Force One touched down, Secretary of State George P. Shultz in Washington announced the collapse of negotiations to get Panamanian leader Gen. +"We are not far from the all-time high right now," he said, "and there is a little apprehension that we're moving too far, too quick. +After they were freed, Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu hailed the four as "heroes" in the struggle against the system of apartheid. +Ideally, he would like to use Dechert in the US. 'I've had very good feed-back from the US about them so I can see no reason not to. +We seem to be ill-fated, don't we?" McDougal refused to identify the independent investors who made an offer for the shares held by the FDIC. +Scandinavia Fund invests in Scandinavian companies; six of its seven directors are in Scandinavian countries, and its investment adviser is Skandifond Fiduciary AB in Stockholm, a unit of fund manager Aktiv Pacering AB. +Mrs. Heidt said in an interview at her husband William's bedside in the intensive care unit at Nassau County Medical Center that she thanked God all three were alive. +The contagious lung disease attacked more than 22,000 Americans last year. +The hospital management company said the loss reflects a pre-tax charge of $81.8 million, primarily for the divestiture of seven rural hospitals and most of its non-hospital operations. +'Political control is in the European Community and the apex is the council of ministers. +The rumor helped to provide the market with the most activity it saw all day. +Through these it can sell its insurance, fund management and mortgage products nationwide. +Martinez's body lay on the sidewalk in front of his humble home an hour after the vehicle parked in front of it exploded at 6:20 a.m. +Of the 2,638 rural hospitals, 71 percent had fewer than 100 beds. +Audi, the quality car division, managed a 6 per cent rise. According to the company, group sales in Germany fell 1.3 per cent in the first quarter, when overall demand for cars rose 2.9 per cent. +But Mr. Akers and Roger Smith, chairman of General Motors Corp., strongly opposed that idea. +Only then will we know where among great champions we should rank this remarkable player. +The tremor, the strongest to hit Japan for almost 11 years, was felt across the country from the Pacific coast to the Sea of Japan, the national meteorological agency said. +Romania's government endorsed a 1994 draft austerity budget based on recommendations made by the International Monetary Fund. +Association leaders felt badly served when the town of 3,500 year-round residents sent a bill for $2,500 for taxes on the garage property despite the group's nonprofit status. +An internal review of 1,293 suspension cases found that benefits were incorrectly cut off in 54 percent of the cases and that the suspensions were justified but incorrecly recorded in an additional 30 percent of the cases. +He adds: "I don't think playing around with taxes is an option we can afford at this time. +"I felt it would confuse people." +In addition, Mr. Scowcroft said, the two leaders discussed the possibility of developing a Russian-American bank for privatization. +A spokesman in Blue Bell, Pa., said the company doesn't currently plan to sell the defense business, which generates $2.2 billion of revenue a year. +More than 1,000 people died in the fighting. +The Colombian ring reportedly accounts for up to 80 percent of the cocaine entering the United States. +On the average, federal salaries will now only buy 65 percent of what they would in 1969, the draft report notes, but salaries earned by average non-federal workers will buy about 1.5 percent more than 1969. +Every Sunday he played the church organ. Less fortunate were 'Bashful' and 'Sleepy'. +A Coca-Cola spokesman said the soft-drink company is selling the bottler for the price it paid for it last year, plus some related interest costs. +A soggy showing on Wall Street also hindered any headway in London, dealers said, where oil stocks were also falling back and several corporate earnings from the Big Three U.S. car makers were disappointing. +The 1902 lamp, known as "Les Coprins" (The Mushrooms), is made of internally decorated and intaglio-carved glass and wrought iron. +The latest immigration surge began last year, when 12,000 Soviet Jews came to Israel, in part because of relaxed emigration rules in the Soviet Union. +He tried to transform the fund into an independent bank. +Stores receiving the products were advised to pull them from their shelves, and consumers were urged to return any purchased items for refunds, said Patrick Farrell, a Continental spokesman from St. Louis. +Yorkshire more than made up for higher than expected provisions through improved efficiencies. +There is hardly anything a temple of gastronomy will not do to enhance the joy of eating. +But they added that the trend in U.S.-bound exports continues to be damped by increased local production. +Demand has kept up, in spite of the recession, but, Mr Baker said, 'there is pressure to keep down prices. +On the other hand, a pullout or threatened pullout by foreign investors could push rates up sharply. +The utility's financial woes were further aggravated last month when an $800 million revolving credit facility, led by Irving Trust Co., was frozen at $350 million. +Darcy's mother, a divorced man-hater, learns the error of her immature, pretentious ways through the youngsters. +But, you know, I honestly don't think Dick saw what he was doing wrong." +The Soviet Union has some ships in waters off Iraq, but has not deployed any other forces to join the U.S.-led multinational force assembled against Iraq. +Sunday's convention was the latest attempt to put together a unified, viable opposition to Mrs. Aquino. +In the past decade this raised fears for the future of the Social Security system. Keeping the system going, and keeping the checks flowing, might require such large tax increases that workers would rebel. +Last November, State Department officials said they agreed that they had been following a contradictory policy toward the blind, allowing them to take the written and oral examinations but never accepting them as Foreign Service officers. +NASSCO workers built the Valdez between 1985 and 1986. +"I haven't gone away and I haven't stepped up. +The dispute was considered the biggest threat to Rocard since Mitterrand named him prime minister after the Socialists regained effective control of the National Assembly in 1988. +'I'm sure they will come,' said an election official peering anxiously at the empty streets. The day slid by, much like any other weekend. +Then, daughter in tow, she hurried inside for the dinner. +In Ashkelon, the two victims of the hammer attack were identified as Israelis in their late 40s, army radio said. +She said a union straw poll showed a "very solid majority" of union members in favor of granting union leadership the authority to call a strike. +But he does not think much of the idea that tourism's growth is linked to organised religion's decline. +The meeting of pension-fund holders, however, was called by officials of the funds themselves, some of whom say they are angry at GM's buyout of Mr. Perot and three other top EDS officials. +Before the Fed began its gradual credit-easing moves, the federal funds rate stood at 9.75 percent. +And pricing the units to reflect the risks would be an obstacle to their sale, some analysts said. +For that he was made a furnace stoker. It happened to many." We walked through the streets and main square of the inner city, my uncle convincing me that my vague remembrance of Old World charm was not mere nostalgia. +The paint isn't even dry. +The organizations include two Wallace-Reader's Digest funds established by the founders and several independent foundations organized to support charities favored by the Wallaces. +The investigation was disclosed by the Washington-based Center for Auto Safety and confirmed by the safety agency. +But Mr. Birinyi says the bulls' odds are better if a bull market prevailed when the trading range began. +On Wednesday, a fierce row broke out between the Civic Forum and the Christian Democrats over the alleged links of a top Christian Democrat, Josef Bartoncik, with the hated Communist secret police. +The following issues were filed recently with the Securities and Exchange Commission: Catalyst Thermal Energy Corp., a unit of Catalyst Energy Corp., initial public offering of 2.4 million common shares, via Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +Nine other commuter railroads nationwide and Amtrak had been potential targets of sympathy actions. +"The future requires giving up the monopoly of power," new party leader Karel Urbanek said last week. +"We would need to see more strength in the consumer sector to have a truly strong rebound," said Norman Robertson, economist with Mellon Bank in Pittsburgh. +Submissions must be received by January 15 1995. The 1995 Information Technology European Awards are open to companies, universities and institutions within the European Union and EFTA. +The Federation of Specialty Stores Associations reacted with anger this point. +The Multnomah County Circuit jury found that the Metzgers and White Aryan Resistance conspired to do violence to minorities and that they were reckless in sending Dave Mazzella to Portland as their agent. +The dispute is over an insurance claim by Cooper for damage caused by a fire at one of its factories in Georgia. +But the Missouri court did not accept their statement as deciding the issue. +"The marketplace doesn't wait any more," Mr. Reuss said. +We're not sure really. +The failed test came only weeks before a regulation requiring the additive was to have been announced, although the airlines had argued the additive's value was questionable and there were indications it could interfere with engine performance. +But Leu said the aircraft's six tanks are all interconnected and the fuel supply system had plenty of fuel remaining on arrival at the airport, better known as Narita. +Mulford said the issue of economic assistance would be taken up by finance ministers and central bankers of the world's seven richest countries when they meet Saturday in advance of the IMF and World Bank meetings. +"Unless you've read a book on it or come from a family that did a lot of entertaining," there isn't much chance to learn it, he notes. +But many of the new rich have been criticized and even hit with criminal charges for acquiring large amounts of money. +The area is off the land border between the two West African nations. +"People are re-examining what's ahead of us and squaring up their positions," he said, referring to the government's report on the nation's May trade deficit, which is due out Friday. +Wholesale home heating oil prices fell on the New York Mercantile Exchange, weighed down by sluggish demand due to unusually warm weather on the East Coast. +The coincidence of the election aside, it seems the market is nervous about the Pounds 465m flotation of Waste Management International. +Mr. Goldstein added that researchers in London have found higher counts of CD-8 positive lymphocytes in four persons inoculated with HGP-30 during safety trials. +Throngs of uninterested bystanders, bribed with an afternoon off work, would show up whenever a head of state came to town. +According to individuals close to the situation, Credit Lyonnais has the first security interest in the library and Bank of America stands to take a loss on its loans. +"I'm not particularly popular in a number of venues," Mr. Trandum says. +I never did reach that spring. Michael Woods was a guest of Montpelier Plantation Inn, PO Box 474, Nevis, West Indies, (tel: 809-4693462). +It goes to great lengths to link Dukakis with former President Jimmy Carter and contains some of the most strident assaults launched to date between Bush and Dukakis. +Official financing has played a central role in the debt strategy through the Paris Club ($73 billion of principal and interest have been consolidated since 1983) and the flexible policies of export credit agencies. +Today he offers her his ultimate compliment for her tomboyish toughness. +Slagle said the disease does not affect humans and does not exist in the United States. +Results for the fiscal year were hurt by reduced sales volume for recreational vehicles and operating losses at the company's new commercial vehicle business and at Cycle-Sat, Dohrmann said. +Code-Alarm also is developing a line of home-security systems, which it says will get some of the proceeds from the new stock offering. +Shamir has also said he would introduce legislation to jail arsonists for up to 15 years. +He believes "a recovery is coming in the spring." Moreover, the disappointing news about new-home sales and the leading indicators doesn't take into account more-hopeful trends last month. +If action on the Poland-Hungary aid bill is delayed past this week, as appears likely, Republican senators likely will try to add their capital-gains reduction to legislation boosting government borrowing authority. +In addition, he was a candidate for the state Legislature and the city council and was well known around Grand Forks, Mrs. Lysegen says. +Coal miners in at least three states agreed to return to work this weekend, complying with the United Mine Workers union in its bid to end a monthlong wildcat strike. +Perkins told reporters he did not "tend to equate" South Africa and the United States, "but searching for non-violent solutions is probably something worth thinking about" in South Africa. +The population of 25-square-mile Guernsey has jumped to 60,000 from 54,000 in 1976. +He remembers school as being much more orderly than what Joe Clark faces. +Geoffrey Collier, a former director of the merchant bank's securities unit, received a one-year suspended jail sentence and a #25,000 fine after he pleaded guilty to two charges of insider trading in July. +The suit accuses the Metzgers of inciting the November 1988 beating death of Mulugeta Seraw, 27, an Ethiopian who planned to attend school in Portland. +Dr. Holly Atkinson, vice president of programming and medical affairs at the cable channel Lifetime Medical Television, will host the programs for patients of obstetricians and gynecologists. +Female employees accounted for one in five transfers last year, up from one in 25 a decade ago, the Employee Relocation Council says. +With the new copier, she says, she's able to use color graphics more extensively. +Separate studies for the Defense and Energy departments identified varying worst-case environmental effects if the Iraqi leader follows through on his threats to devastate Kuwait's oil industry. +Meanwhile, the Bosnian Serb parliament has proposed a new prime minister, Mr Dusan Kozic, a technocrat who promised to clamp down on black-marketeering. +Other European countries need to guarantee some training to every young person. Finally, Europe is the continent of trade unions. +The dividend is payable April 18 to stock of record April 4. +S&P stopped short of lowering the city's rating of A-minus but said it sees a need "to revise the city's financial plan and to evaluate its payroll burden in line with the realities" of a slipping economy. +The shuttle is now expected to go into orbit by early October. +However, the consultant, who had been appointed by the federal judge as part of the firm's settlement last year of SEC charges, said that firm's practices had definitely improved since he reviewed them last year. +"The Japanese have taken money otherwise going to buy U.S. stocks and bonds and are investing in West Germany," said economist Mark Killion with DRI-McGraw-Hill Inc. in Lexington, Mass. +Hall, in the Army since 1976, spent most of his career in Europe, working as an analyst of intercepted radio and telephone traffic and code messages. +The Nova spokesman said any joint Nova and Polysar directors would be required to declare a conflict of interest and not vote if Nova ever did attempt another offer for Polysar. +Making the reporting more difficult, few national correspondents and even fewer local reporters have much experience covering crashes; such disasters are infrequent. +We feared that the weather would set in, the ferry would not sail and we would be stuck on the island. +That was the first and last time this has been brought up." +Since the UK joined the ERM it has cut rates nine times. +Hardest hit were the company's 13.25% debentures maturing in 2000. +Short was briefly jailed and protected from a lynch mob by Bat Masterson; he later was cleared. +These excerpts focus on those matters where the committee did not "find reason to believe" Wright had violated House rules and on the one matter the committee is still pursuing. +Twenty-eight students and a teacher are killed. +To protest the Soviet Union's pressure on Lithuania, the president of Daemen College has withdrawn his invitation to a Soviet diplomat to speak at the school's commencement. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Petrie shares fell 25 cents to close at $19.125. +Temperatures warmed into the 70s across Florida and much of the central United State early Friday afternoon with readings in the 80s in western Kansas, much of Texas and extreme southern Florida. +Michel Aoun moved against the militia of a rival Christian leader. +In May, Swedish investor Lars-Erik Magnusson signed an agreement valued at $630 million to acquire a Chicago office building and lease two New York properties with options to buy them. +But Lotus said it moved the account because it wanted an agency closer to its Cambridge, Mass., headquarters. +Delegates are also considering the problem of dealing with under-shipment and declared shortfalls against quota allocations. +Mr. McAllister said there are more than 500 lawsuits pending against Vernon, seeking several billion dollars in claims. +Researchers estimate that 44,000 American women will die this year of breast cancer. +Mr. Gorbachev's economic reforms attempt to establish "another socialist model," but I do not believe in the workability of any socialist economy. +Drivers were advised to use chains on alpine roads. +"The issue has been distorted by those who try to maintain that it's a tax for the rich. +Czechoslovakia's largest employer is an uncompetitive steel industry. +Both intelligence agencies have traditionally play major roles in domestic politics. +There is little activity involving the records these days, according to Marion Johnson, a government archivist for 40 years and chief overseer of the Kennedy records. +In all, the defendants will pay a total of $330,000 in penalties and restitution to settle securities fraud charges, without admitting or denying wrongdoing, the SEC announced in Washington. +Midnight Mass will be celebrated at St. Catherine's Church, part of the Church of the Nativity complex built over the cave where the Bible says Jesus was born. +There has even been speculation that Messrs. +The Commodity Research Bureau's closely watched futures-price index of 21 commodities fell for the first time in seven trading days, to 234.55, down 2.53 from the high for the year set Friday. +With President Reagan en route to a Moscow summit, the two Democrats said they hoped the superpowers would move toward less reliance on military solutions to world problems. +Caesars debt was initially placed on CreditWatch March 9, after Mr. Sosnoff made his bid. +It has always measured itself by European standards and, unlike Britain, has never contemplated any alternative identity. +The Lehman Brothers name hasn't been used since Shearson bought the Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb Inc. investment bank in 1984 and folded it into what was then called Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. +Milk has never been creatively marketed, she said. "Whenever anybody makes noise about a beverage product it does have an effect on sales," she said. +And the timber industry is backing a measure to cancel out the initiative's provisions to save trees. +Most of the space in the structure, at 1166 Avenue of the Americas, currently is vacant. +Phone line growth was weak at 1.7%, "a function of slow housing starts," a spokesman said. +I spilled the soup on the colonel sitting next to him. +When the trade-closing tariff was signed, an ordinary business correction turned into the Great Depression. +It is probable the chimps will live their normal life span of about 40 years or more, pushing their care bill to $5,000 each annually, they said. +This plays well in a country that knows it was created in 1903 essentially for Washington's convenience and where a new nationalism sparked by the Panama Canal treaties burns brightly. +The 1992 figure compares with a restated loss of L732bn for the parent company for all 1991. At group level, EniChem lost L721bn after minority interests in the first half of last year. +That will probably take years. +The legislature is to address the strikers' principal demand, the return of the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh to Azerbaijani control, Mamedov said, speaking by telephone from Azerbaijan's capital, Baku. +"When you're getting $16 to $18 for oil, you can't put as much enhanced recovery investment into servicing," said Bob Baker, an analyst with Prudential Bache Securities Inc. +Retailers, the only bright spot in 1987 with a 16 percent profit hike, registered a 10 percent gain last year, to $9.12 billion. +Negotiation resources can only be rationalised if there is considerable common membership within industries and companies. +Case had losses of nearly $400 million from 1983 to 1985. +On the other hand, even when facing fears of recession, the Fed moved slowly, a sign that fighting inflation remains a preoccupation. +Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., agreed with Byrd that work on the treaty is likely to be finished Friday. +A recent decision by the Coalition to field joint candidates with the socialists in five constituencies has led to heated protests from some supporters. +He's a good people person," said Larry W. Dobrinsky, vice president and treasurer of Farm Fresh. +In other balloting Tuesday, 11 candidates are vying to replace Rep. Mickey Leland of Texas, killed last summer in a plane crash in Ethiopia. +Apart from attending benefit concerts like "Live Aid," which sent millions of dollars to starving African nations in 1985, American students seem barely aware of world hunger and where and why it occurs. +GM's Buick division last week extended its program through April 7 but didn't make any changes to the package. +But the Rust Belt revival is raising a new set of worries. +Magellan's mission is to map up to 90 percent of Venus' surface using radar to peer through the planet's thick clouds, which prevent the use of optical cameras. +Wednesday's report reflected continued efforts by government regulators to close or rescue failed institutions. +Officials had concluded the first call was apparently a hoax after precautionary inspections revealed no sign of tampering. +This is consistent with their past decisions and also with the position the town took in interpreting the ordinance." Steven Shapiro of the American Civil Liberties Union said the court went too far in seeking to protect the privacy of the home. +Economists at Insee, the French national statistics office have revised down their GDP growth forecast from 2.5 per cent to 2.2 per cent in 1992. But hold on. +Last month, Avril said he planned to close the barracks of the 700-man Dessalines Battalion, the most brutal unit in Haiti's 7,000-member army. +No lawsuit has been filed against Gibbs & Hill regarding Comanche Peak. +Argentina's two main political parties repeatedly have said they would not allow Congress to pass amnesty legislation to halt the human rights trials, which are about to resume in civilian court after a year's lapse. +MAIN ISSUE: A plan to amend the Constitution to change the ceremonial presidency into an elected one with veto power over spending financial reserves and nominations to senior civil service and judicial positions. +The company has 1,000 employees, and a market share of around 90 per cent in the Fejer and Komaron regions. +A few minutes after the 9:40 a.m. PST announcement, NASA reported pressure had been restored. +According to SEC filings, Mr. Rakoff presented Margolis with documents in March concerning "five questionable transactions involving approximately $550,000 of sales" to two companies, which also were suppliers of New York City Shoes. +Other publishers' authors will be fair game, too. +They are encouraged by Britain's low level of government debt compared with other leading industrialised countries and recent events abroad. +The nun's brother, who participated in the abduction, said his sister is free to return to the convent after she listens to her family's arguments against it. +It currently only has about 40 income tax treaties compared with, for example, the UK's 80 or so treaties. +Mr. Rayner, a senior vice president in the international department, soon will become co-manager of the Los Angeles office while retaining some international responsibilities. +Ligachev was the No. 2 figure in the Politburo and considered a conservative counterforce to Gorbachev until Gorbachev demoted him. In September, Ligachev became chairman of the party's agricultural commission. +"We have information that some folks are trying to help the kids escape out of state," he said. +"We're all aware of the fact this effort is going to be complex and is a little controversial," said Richard Herold, a lawyer and chairman of the 20-member panel. +"We disagree with the court's decision because we believe that even currently we won't use the test in exclusion of other medical evidence," Gambino said in an interview last week. +Helms, a three-term Republican senator, is in a close re-election race in Tuesday's election against Democrat Harvey Gantt. +However, 57 percent said the airlines should be required to announce all terrorist threats they receive. +Ground also is being broken for a new jail to hold inmates awaiting trial. +"Normally they say this was a test, but a proper voice came on the tannoy (address system) saying, `This is not a test. +Sir Geoffrey will serve as a special adviser in the London office of Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue, a 1,200-lawyer firm based in Cleveland. +Rising costs in Singapore are believed to be the main reason for the move. +Retief will serve as a liaison between Namibia's current transitional government and the U.N. special representative to the territory, Marthi Ahtisaari, the news agency said. +The Brady report also favors some sort of "circuit breakers" in the financial markets. +Guidelines attached to Rose's testimony said that by law, willful use or authorization of a government vehicle for other than official purposes must be punished by suspension of at least 30 days or removal. +Societe Generale said the agenda of the meeting will include a speech by the president of the company, Rene Lamy, and the nomination of directors. +Senators are to continue their consideration of the measure next week. +Under the proposal, filed with the U.S. Justice Department, editorial departments of the Record and The Dispatch would remain separate and under control of the respective newspapers. +We have to wait and see what ours does." The Conference Board will release its November survey Tuesday. +SOVIET UNEMPLOYMENT The Soviet Union's jobless rate is soaring to 27% in some areas, Pravda said. +ANY significant movements were restricted to special situations yesterday as most bourses closed mixed, writes Our Markets Staff. FRANKFURT was lifted by short-covering, and an earnings upgrade for the steel and engineering group, Preussag. +Genscher said Monday that about 80 percent of Romania's Germans had applied for exit visas during the Ceausescu years. +A strong earthquake rattled windows in Tokyo and shook the metropolitan area Tuesday night, but police said it caused no immediate damage. +Describing his findings in May, Cary said the experiment has shown that a bullet wound to the brain stops respiration but, if respiration is supported artificially, the animal will begin breathing again on its own. +But he failed to win labor backing and finished a distant third in the Michigan caucuses, behind Jackson and Dukakis. +Regulatory changes due at the end of the year have begun casting shadows ahead. +"We couldn't afford to stay there because we had to come to New York and find a replacement," Ebb said. +Centre for Policy Studies, 8 Wilfred Street, London SW1 ECTL. +On Friday, the U.S. government charged the two Iranians with conspiring to violate export controls aimed at keeping weapons out of unfriendly or belligerent hands. +It started May 21, when the New Hampshire angler entered a 6.28-pound salmon in the annual fishing derby at the state's Lake Winnipesaukee. +It should at least engender a vigorous debate. +The United States had already secured the backing of the other permanent members of the Security Council for the measure. +Mr. Dingman has, over a period of decades, guided dozens of astute purchases and sales of company operations. +He has failed to draw significant blue-collar support or to express a clear message. +Ms. Launders said she paid Steinberg $500 for "filing fees" after he promised to place the baby with a middle-class Catholic family. +Thus, analysts say the Treasury will be able to hold its regularly scheduled sales of new securities next week. +Senior leader Deng Xiaoping, who heads China's military, also has reduced the People's Liberation Army from more than 4 million in 1985 to about 3 million today. +Tens of thousands of Armenians have been marching daily through a southern city and have shut down most businesses and public transportation, Pravda said today in an update on the country's severest ethnic dispute. +"The precipitous decline in demand for trans-Atlantic travel requires painful action," said Pan Am Chairman Thomas G. Plaskett in a statement. +"This company (Lincoln) made money. +The book will be "about my life, my family, all the pet animals I've had," said the 13-year-old girl, a fan of scary films and gothic novels. +I said if that's the way you feel about it we'll just get out right here. +Like garden tools or an old Chevy, hair can oxidize, redden and rust. +Hahn and colleagues decided to get to the bottom of that question. +In recent weeks Iraq has ceded many of its war gains, sending back thousands of war prisoners, withdrawing troops from areas it captured in the war, and agreeing to share sovereignty over the strategically important Shatt-al-Arab waterway. +Poultry prices, however, fell for the 10th consecutive month. +The two sides have been meeting since Tuesday at Northwest's world headquarters with the assistance of a federal mediator, Tyler said. +Tuesday's action was the latest setback in the district attorney's prosecution of Vines, who had been police chief for two years. +"Earthquakes don't kill people. +"With the acknowledged 40 percent increase in violent crime, the American public is understandably outraged by the growing disregard for human life by criminals," Sessions said. +Body Shop reported a 2 per cent decline in UK sales in the nine weeks before Christmas; its rival, Boots, increased sales of its comparable Natural Collection range by 30 per cent in its final quarter. +Some of the 200 Sikh extremists and sympathizers who surrendered during the siege confessed that nearly 40 people were tortured and killed by Sikh radicals and their bodies buried inside the complex. Some were people who had gone to the shrine to pray. +He faces up to 40 years in prison and a $750,000 fine. +Reiner said because parents wanted to resolve the case he did not regret retrying Buckey. +The law permits fines of more than $700 for littering, but in 1986, the average fine imposed was less than $60. +"I think the issue is freedom: Are Southern Baptists going to be free or are we going to be a controlled denomination? +The COPPER market on the LME, trading for the first time in US dollars, continued to focus on news from US producers Kennecott and Phelps Dodge, where labour contracts expired on Wednesday, but the mines continue to operate. +Discussion of rights breaks down, however, when political freedoms are raised. +PS of New Hampshire, based in Manchester, N.H., also will pay MMWEC $3.5 million when the agreement is completed and an additional $16 million over eight years if Seabrook starts producing power. +The Labor Party leader and finance minister, Shimon Peres, is rapidly selling off state-owned companies such as El Al, the national airline, in a Margaret Thatcher-style privatization. +If it happens in China, one faction will control part of the army and the other, another part. +Her former companion had sued the author and the publishers of her book for $4,750,000 in damages. +A spokesman for Lockheed, Hugh Burns, said the company "has complied with all conflict of interest laws and to the best of our knowledge so did Mr. Diferdinando." +Reality finally sets in, and both are relieved to discover they are from the same wealthy social set. +The researchers aren't simply out to break records, though. +They envisioned a talk show where the regulars were more wrapped up in their own lives than in celebrities. "A guest would have to come on and deal with whatever was going on in their lives," McGrath said. +They think the sale can go down by being (only) honest and truthful. +Therefore the costs down the road, once these programs have established themselves as the newest sacred cows on the block, will continue to rise; however, political practicalities will not allow those new costs to be questioned. +It also found that 60 percent supported the Immigration and Naturalization Service's plan to build a four-mile drainage ditch in a desert area of San Diego County to stop motorists from speeding across unpatrolled border areas. +Mr. Weber had said he hoped to reach an agreement with a U.S. carrier by the end of the year, something industry officials see as unlikely. +David Hale, economist for Kemper Financial Services in Chicago, said the report prompted some investment firms to raise their economic growth forecasts. +Officials from the various banks involved are expected to meet during the next few days to consider other arrangements with local authorities that could be questionable. +London's major bullion dealers fixed a recommended gold price of $389.25 an ounce at midmorning, compared with $395.25 bid per ounce late Monday. +He says he sells mainly to elderly, "blue-haired" ladies who visit on tour buses. +Elliott is accused of murder, sexual assault, two counts of attempted murder and attempted arson in the death of Annette Abraham and the attack on the girl. +The pharmaceuticals maker has been redrafting budgets, reorganizing its sales force, rethinking its product mix. +They were put in touch with Mapa, a London-based marketing consultancy. The advice from the Mapa consultant was to go with the market rather than fight it. +Baytree said it would reduce the cash portion of its offer to $8.25 a share if the offer isn't accepted by U.S. Truck Lines directors by the close of business today. +The company is being acquired through an issue of Pounds 2m of shares. +They said Nelson Mandela's father was the brother of Monde Mandela's grandfather. +Meanwhile, the Hoare Govett Index (capital gains version) rose very slightly from 1376.54 to 1376.75 over the week to April 1. +Hueco Tanks and Joshua Tree National Monument, east of Los Angeles, are the most popular North American winter climbing sites. +It has sold a string of mostly unrelated businesses including hotels, betting shops, brewing and much of its pubs estate. +Proceeds will be used to reduce bank debt and to supplement cash balances. +It was repurchased from Benjamin Friedman, a longtime investor in the company. +Light truck sales also will grow slowly, but less so. +"We love dancing," he explains. +The law passed the House of Lords Tuesday and now awaits the formality of the queen's signature, said Bill Walker, a Scottish lawmaker for the ruling Conservative Party and sponsor of the bill. +That left trading to be dominated by profit-takers and dealers testing the market's downside. The Federal Reserve arranged overnight system repurchase agreements with Fed funds trading firm at 4 1/8 per cent. +Bombardier has a 46-seat regional commuter aircraft under development, the only serious rival to Shorts' FJX twin-engined regional jetliner project, which now is to be scrapped. +The Senate Budget Committee produced its version last week and full Senate action is also expected next week. +His change of heart occurred after Mexican efforts to seek foreign investment from Europe fell far short of expectations. +The severity of the other measures was tempered by a proposed 50 per cent increase in the minimum wage for state employees to Rbs4,500 a month. But the package was clearly too much even for some cabinet members. +Miller should learn later this month whether his powers of persuasion have been successful. +The Joint Chiefs' staff draws up such options for consideration by the president and National Security Council, and includes the pros and cons of each step. +In some cases, pension administrators have siphoned off millions of dollars by underreporting earnings. +She had been a military policewoman but is assigned to administrative duty, the spokesman said. +One Brussels-based American lawyer spends four days out of five in Poland, advising on privatization. +Funerals will be paid by the Navy, The Marietta Daily Journal reported today, quoting unidentified officials. +I refer there to such misdemeanors as palming the ball, or "turning it over." +The Ukraine and Azerbaijan also have declared their laws sovereign over Kremlin rule, and Georgia's newly elected president said last month he intended to lead the republic to independence. +Contracts for deferred delivery of corn finished moderately lower on selling linked to forecasts for continued good harvesting weather in the Midwest. +In another incident at O'Hare, an American Airlines Boeing 727 returned to the airport when one of its three engines was shut down after taking off Tuesday afternoon for Rochester, Minn. +A team of investigators discarded notions that the worshippers were followers of the devil, the state news release said. +BAA, the airports operator, launched a Pounds 60m investment programme yesterday to improve international passenger services at Glasgow airport. The development will be the second stage in the extension and improvement of the airport. +He said he would inquire into three possible unfair practices. The decision was welcomed by banks and retailers who have complained about charges over the past two years. +It arrived open, but otherwise intact. +The dollar opened at 128.45 yen, up 0.33 yen from Monday's close, following gains on overseas markets. +Two families were briefly evacuated from their homes in the farming community of Denverton, said Marcia Chadbourne, spokeswoman for the Solano County Office of Emergency Services. +Two-thirds of the platform sank, trapping many victims. +Among the groups believed to have been involved were the Mafia, the notorious P2 masonic lodge and the Vatican, through its own financial institution. +The officials won't say whether they went to the SEC later on, or if and when they were approached by the SEC. +President Cesar Gaviria will be in the US this weekend doing his best to push the coffee pact along at the highest levels. +That is mainly because the KNTC is in charge of sales promotion. +Meanwhile, there were indications several East German political parties allied with the ruling Communist Party are seeking greater independence. +"The board thought I'd be dead or crazy by now. +The move fueled rumors that Ford may be conserving cash for a major acquisition. +The source said, however, that MCA and Salomon didn't present directors with a formal proposal. +Passage of the bill was delayed until the Senate's Democratic majority could corral enough votes to waive the prohibition against appropriating funds that exceed the spending limit in the congressional budget resolution. +Arab Berri, the highest-quality Saudi crude, currently produced in relatively minimal quantities, has a gravity of 39 degrees. +Every three months, with a turn of the kaleidoscope, we see a new pattern. +That question may be answered in the appeal of a case in which the city of Austin, Texas, sued Houston Lighting & Power Co. for $419 million, alleging deceit and mismanagement in a $5.8 billion nuclear facility in which Austin is a part owner. +Grau contends that Ms. Esker strangled Ms. Cihaski with a belt on Sept. 20 in a motel parking lot near Wausau. +'We are still talking,' he told Reuter, 'so we still hope to get an agreement.' +In the past, Medicaid would help pay nursing home bills only after couples spent most assets and income of the institutionalized spouse, often leaving the at-home spouse little to live on. +Some visitors said the fire gave the studio, the third most popular theme park in the nation, added appeal. +"We don't plan on doing it anymore and we plan on bringing that number down," he said. +The booklet, released on Tuesday, quotes remarks made by the officers, members of kibbutzim, in a February conversation with Maj. Gen. +The buyer also inherits a baronial title. Step forward Derek Holt and his wife who have just paid the asking price to the owner, the Interallianz Bank of Zurich. +In order for the money to be spent, however, an appropriations measure also would have to be approved. +In a telephone interview from Massachusetts, Radner said Houdini boostesr have shown the same flare for publicity that the late magician had. +As she took it off at 11:41 a.m., the fifth-floor apartment began to tremble, then shake violently. +Orr said one jet flew directly over Olympic, four over West Mecklenburg. +'I was actually, secretly, going to be a brain surgeon,' Penrose said. Another influence was a series of radio broadcasts by Professor Fred Hoyle (leading proponent of the 'steady state' theory of the universe). +Agreed debt restructuring is now underway, but the company's future remains in doubt, not least because of a litany of alleged fraud and malpractice at Goodman plants. +"We're going to be working in the coming hours to get the votes necessary and if that's possible we'll override the veto," new Speaker Thomas S. Foley said as the House prepared to meet to consider the day-old veto. +The CBI said these were the weakest price expectations in a March survey since 1975. 'Intense competition is continuing to constrain price increases,' Mr Wigglesworth said. +"But nothing is won in advance." For more than four centuries, these Jews thrived in Greece under Turkish rule. +But they gave up almost all of that by year's end, when the returns totaled a scant 1.1%. +We have some of the best-quality factories in the world in the US.' The government faces a difficult task to justify the level of financial aid being sought by Ford in the number of new jobs that will be created at Jaguar. +The Polish king was regularly prayed for in synagogues around the world. +Annual insurance premiums for physical damage to similar rigs in the North Sea range from 1% to 1.5% of a platform's replacement cost. +Railey said he was in town from California to help his children celebrate their March birthdays. +Farmers' use of Chapter 12 bankruptcy also fell sharply in 1988 to 2,035 filings from 6,604 in 1987. +For decades, Russians have traded the good life for the safe life, power lawn mowers for unchanging prices and undemanding jobs. +Moorhouse, it appears to me, has caught the spirit of the south. +Other artifacts found in the site were identified as tablets and inscriptions that could contain important information about the Assyrian king and his era. +He has gone on to earn 14 gold albums, nine platinum albums and sell more than 25 million records worldwide. +"The year 1990 will be an era of exchange," Unification Minister Lee Hong-koo said in an interview with Yonhap, the South Korean news agency, published Wednesday. +Tenneco Inc. announced today it is reorganizing its corporate office following the sale of Tenneco Oil Co. and the retirement and resignation of two top executives. +China Central Television reported that the quake, centered in the Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Qinghai province, left 5,000 people homeless. +But market indicators, which Fed Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson recently called important guides to policy, are at least serving to reinforce policy decisions for some Fed officials. +Two former directors of the bank sued Mr. Bushkin in a state court in Los Angeles, saying they invested in the bank only because he promised them Mr. Carson would "actively promote and publicize" it but the entertainer didn't. +Yesterday, in disclosing its new investigation into E-150 vans, the agency said the vehicles "are apparently experiencing the same fuel pressure and expulsion conditions as the recalled vehicles." +According to U.N. figures, at least 100 Palestinians have been killed in more than three months of "the uprising," as the Arabs now call the violence, nearly all of them by Israeli bullets or beatings. +Amdahl Corp., playing tit for tat with arch-rival International Business Machines Corp., said it lopped off 10% to 14% from the price of its mainframe computers. +At the time, the tower was the tallest structure ever built, rising 1,000 feet from its base. +The ship headed north in search of calmer waters but continued taking on water in conditions Australian authorities described as atrocious. +Ryles had said Tuesday night that about 75 people were injured and that most of them were treated for smoke inhalation. +Friends said Karajan joined the Nazi Party to avoid the wrath of Adolf Hitler and his henchmen, who expected party membership of the top cultural figures under their rule. +The city, which has been slow to follow through on many of the budget cuts it has announced, still must slash $465 million from its expenses by the close of its fiscal year June 30. The projected shortfall next year has grown to $3.5 billion. +Sun City said the buy-out is subject to regulatory approvals, among other things. +Cremens's request is expected to be discussed Monday, at the next militia meeting. +Strong technical selling was spurred when prices fell below the contract's previous low of $1.006, traders said. +It suggests instead a flat-rate licence fee similar to the road licence fee. British Rail Privatisation, National Consumer Council, 20 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0DH. +Other United Technologies divisions include the jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney and helicopter manufacturer Sikorsky. +Bush was greeted by applause when he led a parade of senators into the House chamber for the ceremony. +The action instigated a turf battle in Congress and in the executive branch, which ultimately has meant even more money for Maglev. +Firefighters also battled extreme heat and low humidity to suppress fires in eastern and southern Utah, while a new blaze charred more than 1,000 acres in the Uintah Basin, forcing evacuation of all campgrounds in the area. +As expected, J.C. Penney Co., based in Dallas, did poorly in July. +A state security court adjourned until Sunday the trial of the eldest son of the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser and 19 others accused of attacks on U.S. and Israeli diplomats. +Living standards in Mexico have dropped precipitously over the years, partly because of the country's repayment obligations on its $100 billion foreign debt. +I just found it curious to see so very much of Harrison Ford for no particular reason in "Frantic." +Two groups are building prototypes of the plane. +Bakhtiar was uninjured but two other people were killed. +The company honored Swartz for heroism at a reception June 24. +He planned to visit embassies in Geneva to ask for economic sanctions on Canada. +Some optimists hope that these dire consequences are only temporary. +The missing pilot was believed to be British but the British Consulate in the Icelandic capital did not release his identity. +Shortage of doctors, nurses and other professionals. +The shootings didn't come as a complete surprise to police. +Taylor says Sawyer and his team are puppets of West African governments bent on dominating Liberia. +When asked if he ever planned to leave office, Castro said that politicians, doctors, painters and writers never retire, the press agency said. +Some disruption is expected. +Some of the wider operating loss stemmed from a new rule on accounting for income from loan-orgination fees, and from a reduction in the company's mortgage-backed securities portfolio ordered by the Bank Board. +Spending for structures is expected to decline 7% to 10% this year, following last year's 12% drop. +Although he declined to disclose volume, he said sales are up more than 400% on a weekly basis from the level it was before the program started. +Here are some quotes from the Soviet Communist Party Congress held Tuesday in Moscow. +She added that the restructuring establishes control over the Monitor's news columns by its business manager, which she argued "threatens its editorial independence." +But most observers now think the odds favour a No victory in at least Quebec and British Columbia. Critics have found it easy to zero in on the defects of what is a delicate compromise between various regions and population groups. +A spokesman for the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department confirmed yesterday that police arrested Mr. Ohta on Tuesday on suspicion of breaking into a Tokyo-based company, stealing documents and selling them to a competing concern. +December will be the first delivery month, with trading conducted in 15 consecutive months, the exchange said. +Nearly 4,000 people nationwide were surveyed as part of a campaign billed by a New York public relations firm as the second annual Adults Only Peanut Butter Lovers Fan Club Poll. +At the end of the round he removed his left shoe, found the piece of paper inside it and said: 'I wondered what that was.' In 1985 Lyle became the first Briton since Tony Jacklin in 1969 to win the Open. +But Citicorp, his bank for 25 years, resisted making a loan until the company's fiscal year ended, even though its sales were up 15%. +Net income was Dollars 207m, or 56 cents a share, compared with Dollars 41m, or 11 cents. +Irwin L. Kellner, who predicted a 9% bond yield, was wrong by more than 1 1/2 percentage points. +In hypothyroidism, the thyroid gland does not produce hormones necessary to keep the body's metabolism working properly. +National Westminster AGM. Agricultural ministers meet at Luxembourg to agree framework of reform of the CAP (until Wednesday). +In look and focus, the Daily News is more like the feisty and sensationalist Post than New York Newsday, launched five years ago by Times Mirror Co.'s Long Island-based Newsday. +Each phase runs its natural course. +The new state law does not cover prison inmates. +Former New York City Mayor Edward I. Koch was hit in the head with a rock today as he toured Jerusalem's old, walled city with Mayor Teddy Kollek, witnesses said. +Sales would exceed $200 million annually, the companies said. +Kalugin, 55, focused renewed attention on the KGB's tarnished past _ and he claims its present _ when he went public in June. +To boaters, a Boston Whaler is instantly identifiable by its "smirk," a horizontal crease in the bow of every one of the 165,000 boats that the company has sold since its founding in 1958. +The company now plans to expand Dermik, which makes topical steroids and acne medication, and currently is third in overall sales among dermatological specialty companies. +For most people, computers and music are poles apart. +Soviet troops entered Afghanistan at the end of 1979 to prop up the pro-Soviet government and stayed on to help fight the guerrillas. +Only 6.89 per cent of the population supported the government's preferred method of auctioning them. +Standard rooms start at SDollars 230 and are bookable through TRI Hotel Marketing. Mr Colin Rainbow, commercial director of pan-European travel agency chain Wagons-lits, says that such hotels will 'inevitably give you a more personal service. +The actress, who starred in the movie "Making Love" and the short-lived 1989 television series "Baby Boom" on NBC, will return to work Sept. 6 in a still-untitled television movie for CBS, her publicist said. +First, it must remove about 5,000 top leaders of the Communist party (People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan) to the Soviet Union. +An 800-pound man was evicted by forklift Wednesday, hoisted onto a flatbed truck and trundled off to a hospital as officials searched for a new home for him and his 400-pound mother. +It's exhausting." Capasso was released June 26 from a halfway house in Manhattan. +The company said its offer was contingent upon it receiving two-thirds of Irving's 18.5 million common shares outstanding. +The government goal, Lawson said, is a 20 percent basic tax rate. +Romania's provisional, post-revolutionary government had appealed to Michael to postpone his visit until after May 20 elections to prevent possible disturbances. +Kohlberg Kravis on Monday extended the tender offer expiration date from this Friday to Dec. 13, thereby keeping the structure of that offer in place in case it wins the bidding contest. +School officials agreed, but reserved the right to move the case back to Chapter 11 if $2 million could be raised quickly. +The two countries have signed an agreement to halve trans-boundary air pollution, measured by 1980 levels, in the next five years. +A total of about 120,000 Japanese-Americans were put in camps after Pearl Harbor. +There is an elementary school based on the Japanese system in New York City. +Aided by a narrowing of premiums on forward deliveries and caution ahead of the expiry of US and Chilean labour contracts at the end of this month, the price broke overhead resistance at the equivalent of Dollars 1,850 a tonne in midweek. +Pre-tax foreign operating profit soared to $127 million from about $49 million, largely reflecting higher prices and plant efficiencies, as well as effects of the weaker dollar. +There is a lag from the time workers are laid off by factories and their movement into these new industries. +Leaders of the 12-nation European Community, anxious about the fast-moving events in the Soviet bloc, met for three hours at a hastily arranged dinner at the invitation of President Francois Mitterrand. +Most catering halls are equipped with everything needed to entertain a crowd. +Minnesota Republicans had an equally spirited contest with Auditor Arne Carlson and businessman Jon Grunseth the front-runners. +Still, the large cast remains undefeated by the material. Particularly fine is Stephen Bogardus who plays the pivotal roles of Adam, Noah and Abraham. +Of course, you could have beaten fixed-interest returns by picking one of the best-performing unit or investment trusts. +The World Bank also is prepared to provide money to back up the reforms, according to representatives in Caracas last week. +School officials have defended the overlap process, but voluntarily canceled it this year in an attempt to mollify the Justice Department. +As reported in this newspaper, the payment was questioned by the Boesky partnership's auditors after Mr. Boesky didn't produce documentation for the sum. +The three Baltic republics _ Estonian, Lithuania, and Latvia _ were independent after the 1917 Bolshevik revolution until 1940, when they were absorbed by the Soviet Union under a secret agreement between Stalin and Hitler. +However, at a meeting last week of both parties in Stockholm, Sweden, group representatives declined the offer and suggested that "majority representation would be more appropriate," the filing said. +Steinberg said it is studying the request. +CASE Technology makes software used in computer-aided engineering projects. +The student, Pyotr Zaytsev, 19, was one of 20 students and 10 faculty members from the Leningrad State Conservatory who arrived in Maryland on Tuesday. +The shares last traded on Jan. 17 at 1,396 francs. +There are seemingly endless twists to universal life, and it pays to ask questions about all of them. +However, the effect today is pretty dire. +Bombardier, the Canadian aerospace and transit equipment group, will build 95 commuter rail cars for New Jersey Transit under a CDollars 153m (Dollars 110m) contract, with the work carried out in Quebec and Vermont. +Small-stock investing had been a fad of big investors in recent years. +Financiere de Paribas said the first-half report marked a further step in the turnaround that began when it posted profit of 59.3 million francs for all of 1988 after a year-earlier loss of 157.6 million francs. +The award-winning ad has been shelved. +At the time, many of these works were meant not only to be anti-formal but also to be anti-collectible, in protest against what was perceived as the rampant materialism of the period. +Their political careers have been intertwined every since and over the years the two men developed a close friendship. +The conditions also brought rain to Kentucky early today and cloudy or foggy skies to Massachusetts, New York, the Carolinas, Florida, Georgia and Oklahoma. +The IRA in a statement Wednesday said the Harte brothers and Mullin, 26, were on "active service" _ a guerrilla euphemism for a bombing or shooting mission _ when they were slain. +The state's case rests in part on the testimony of the three people, all related, in the apartment where Lewin was found. +About 6.9 million acres of agricultural land is to be transferred to more than two million farmers over 10 years. +Indeed, the prime minister, Mr John Major, has ruled out early re-entry. +With economic recovery proceeding at a slow pace, companies have yet to build up stocks so keeping a lid on their financing requirements. Federal Reserve figures bear this out. +If there is to be a Left vision, it has to be reform. +Dukakis, who was out of the public eye in Boston, also planned to ease off on his recently full-speed campaign travels later in the week to concentrate on getting ready for the debate. +Lorimar Telepictures Corp.'s net loss narrowed to $4.2 million for the fourth quarter ended March 31, from a net loss of $62.7 million a year earlier. +I am sitting alone at the worst table at The Square, a very expensive, very designer restaurant in St James's, London. +A top ANC official, secretary general Alfred Nzo, charged Saturday that the white-minority government was blocking efforts to find a peaceful solution to the country's problems. +But remember, severance agreements are individually negotiated. +The House Rules Committee was to decide today which bill would be the main vehicle for debate. +In fact, some chart analysts say that a currency can be out of line with its PPP value for up to five years. Undermining the importance of economic fundamentals on a short-term basis is the size of the currency market. +Some leered and shook their heads in disbelief at what they saw, but many others gazed with obvious appreciation at the works. +A major earthquake struck a sparsely populated jungle region of southern Sudan but there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties, officials said Tuesday. +"Stocks have risen for other reasons, like strong earnings, dividend increases and continued economic growth," said John Connolly at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. +Ms. Aviad allows her subjects to speak for themselves; as a result they are portrayed sympathetically but realistically. +"We still believe that it's on target." He added that the airline is hoping for British approval by late January or early February. +Officials said the European leaders will have wide-ranging political discussions. +Kathy Campbell, a career counselor at the Career Planning and Placement Center at Stanford University, has been surprised to see even these students having problems finding jobs. +Yugoslavia's authorities are grappling with a 170 percent annual rate of inflation, unemployment of 15 percent, a $20 billion foreign debt and growing labor unrest. +Gold urged Duffy to remove the poison pill defense so that shareholders can decide for themselves if the offer is adequate. +'It's the historical name. +A staffer in the office of David Ilchert, INS regional director, said Sunday morning the two had not filed an asylum request. +"For a man like this," says Cadredin Amerahov, a visitor from Azerbaijan who has just completed a visit to the mausoleum and doesn't want any change in the Soviet Union, the mausoleum "is too little. +Since the government has tightened the capping rules to curb high spenders, many councils will be unable to increase their spending next year even if they wish to. +"You can't make a video and expect the problem to be solved. +UN Peacekeeping Forces are on-duty right now, and over the years, more than 700 Peacekeepers have given their lives in service to the United Nations. +"We believe this could be a very positive development and hope the joint assembly meeting will take place," she said. +During the first few days, the coverage was unquestioning. +In 1986, Celina posted net income of $3.5 million, or $2.12 a share, compared with a loss of $10.5 million in 1985. +The company said it will mail proxy materials this month and will hold a meeting for shareholders to vote on the proposal in early 1988, the spokesman said. +As part of the settlement of the patent dispute, Baxter has agreed to pay RPR Dollars 105m. +Define the conditions for punitive damages. +A spokesman for North American Philips, a New York-based subsidiary of N.V. Philips of the Netherlands, declined to comment on the suit. +Attorneys would be required to advise clients "of the emotional and economic impact of divorce" and suggest the possibility of reconciliation. +It's critical for the structure of the aircraft." Daniel S. Rak, assistant secretary of the Air Force in the Office of Acquisition Management and Policy, also said the prices have not been finalized. +Not all of that amount represents desertions from the market, because many people today prefer to invest through stock mutual funds, which act as intermediaries between market and customer. +Charge-offs to the company's allowance for loan losses rose 29 per cent to Dollars 244m - the result of the growth in MBS and portfolio balances and weak economies in California and New England. +He acknowledged lying to an attorney general's investigator when he originally denied making the threat. +"There is speculation that it is drug-related," said Tom Moore, an FBI spokesman in Birmingham. "We will review that avenue along with all the cases he's handled. +Pinochet, as commander-in-chief of the army, will be one of the four military leaders making the nomination. +The jury that found him guilty must recommend to Circuit Judge John Antoon whether Cruse should be sentenced to death or life in prison. +It has since rebounded to $16.25 a barrel. +The precise terms would vary from account to account, but agency executives said the performance plan could increase or decrease an advertiser's bill by as much as 30 percent. +The Senate passed the measure by a potentially veto-overriding 68-32. +Beyond conventional services, three cellular-phone operators and 29 radio-pager companies operate in the British colony, and later this year four additional vendors are expected to introduce a new generation of mobile cordless phones, or CT2s. +The permanent set consisted of a bare white room, with mysterious side entrances and a backdrop opening up to reveal sky and snow. +The more immediate danger for Mr. Reagan may be that the humiliations he has suffered at home could imperil the success abroad that he craves. +The federal budget deficit, still out of control, can be reduced steadily in coming years. +It was unclear how the man had gained access to the station. +Demand for services is not without its difficulties. +Vento was acquitted of the first murder count; a weapons possession charge; one count of unlawful imprisonment; and five counts of discrimination. +In one sense her conclusion is predictable: Mata Hari was a victim, and moreover a victim of predictable kinds of male fears and attitudes. +Some voters cast ballots for lists of candidates for local councils. +A Department of Public Safety spokesman said authorities are worried about an increase in gun-related crimes. +We don't need to do it again." In Brussels, meanwhile, European Community foreign ministers said they would step up pressure on Iraq to open talks with a U.N. envoy on the fate of hundreds of Westerners that Baghdad is holding. +Ten fruit and vegetable stores and nine department stores also reopened, it said. +While the McCain tactic sounds reasonable, establishment of interest sections would in fact send Vietnam the wrong signal and could slow progress on precisely the issues Sen. McCain, quite correctly, deems important. +Bolton explains: 'There is a hole in the order book after 1997 which makes many people nervous, but the company is piling up cash.' +When Chambers heard the lawsuit was over, he said he thought Zelenka might try to leave town and decided to take her pets. +Within days, Mr. Gault flew to Detroit to meet Goodyear's big auto customers, phoned Goodyear dealers and held many meetings with managers, seeking information about the company's various businesses. +He was paid only Pounds 12,500 of his Pounds 50,000 entitlement. +While putting flags at veterans graves before Memorial Day, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1038 Commander Jim Gustafson spotted it, figuring something was wrong about a Wisconsin man fighting for the Confederate Army. +Duty officers at the hospital declined comment late Wednesday. +In part, analysts suggest, that's because the Boston-based maker of razor blades, pens and toiletries has been in play so long that most of its speculative potential is gone. +Iran-Contra jurors began deliberating in the case against Poindexter after a federal judge in Washington directed them to focus only on his guilt or innocence and to ignore the "underlying political controversy" of the affair. +"We did it for free," says Mr. Li, so the previously reticent factory officials gave the students full cooperation. +The gold-colored interior is hushed and luxuriously decorated. +It said police there used a helicopter to disperse "several thousand aggressive" protesters. +The fossils, including a complete skull and 10 pieces of cervical vertebrae, were found in the Junggar basin in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region, it said. +Sunday's low for the Lower 48 states was a record-tying 7 below zero at Laramie, Wyo. +"Are you asking me if Sam Pierce did me a favor? +Bird identification books littered their van and three hours of travel with them showed their love for mastering the coughs that will draw out a clapper rail and for whipping out binoculars fast enough to spot a snowy egret. +The biggest obstacle to this reform is the 1.7-million member National Education Association, the nation's largest teachers' union. +For it, he served three years in prison. +Last year's results were reduced by a write-down of about 30 cents a share in the value of Masco's marketable securities portfolio, following the October stock market crash. +Presby said the railway will begin operating this year on April 16. +But the transfer of Soviet tanks and other arms east of the Ural Mountains - beyond the 2.5 million square miles covered by the treaty - drew attention here even though the main U.S. goals had been accomplished. +The result: Mr. Wilkey says he has a small but growing roster of clients for his investment funds. +On July 13 a joint statement said a buyout for $127.50 a share in cash and stock was under negotiation, but McCaw withdrew from those talks last week and extended its $110-a-share tender offer. +However, by encouraging acquisitions of foreign-owned companies, they left many domestic producers with unmanageable debt burdens. Two companies controlled by O&Y, GW Utilities and Gulf Canada Resources, own a total of 63.5 per cent of Home Oil. +Some candidates, even some area agents, are sceptical or mutinous. In the end most people go to the polling booths under the stimulus of the national campaign. +"We found them in machines virtually all over the city," Martin said. +"It's just that the fundamentals in the market are so negative. +A lot of users were still trying to figure out just what difference IBM's Micro Channel makes when rumors began circulating last month about a personal computer coming from Big Blue that won't have the vaunted Micro Channel. +Most of these gloomy diagnoses are linked, directly or indirectly, to a sense of disappointment, even despair, over Britain's economic performance since the second world war. But is this despair really justified? +"They've almost fully completed the deregulation of interest rates, so the next step is that window guidance be abolished." The Bank of Japan is apparently confident that it can manage the activities of banks indirectly. +Police said they have no information about his disappearance, and no one has claimed responsibility. +And there was not a single plan that I did not 'buy'. +Could the Assemblies of God Property Trust, the Baptist Union Corporation and the Methodist Chapel Aid Association, soon be seeking continental converts? No doubt they offer miraculous returns to depositors. +"They are just more inclined to spend it at value-oriented businesses." And at Designs Inc., a chain specializing in Levi Strauss clothes ranging in price from $20 to $40, sales at stores open at least a year are up 16% so far this month. +The clear political winner in Tehran is Mr. Rafsanjani, who has been trying to make friends instead of war ever since became acting commander of the armed forces earlier this year. +Industrial relations has dramatically improved and the labour market is more flexible. +The drugs' patents are being challenged and it faces increasing competition. Dr Sykes said he did not expect US healthcare reforms to have a significant impact on Glaxo's business. +The Communist leadership decided in February to endorse multi-party elections, arousing suspicions among some of its East bloc allies. +Western travelers in Lhasa have said Tibetans were reporting 21 civilians and 3 policemen killed, and many arrests. +Now, as they approach their mid-60s and what they might reasonably have expected to be a placid transition into retirement, the Gotti brothers are confronting a myriad of changes and new concerns. +The economist said the capital budget should be cut by about 20 percent, with $8 billion set aside to help Soviets finance private housing construction. +The association, hunting a suitable site to unveil the bags, chose Page because of national honors paid to the community's annual anti-litter drive. +Mr. Reis is 49 years old and Mr. Pierson is 53. +The chairman's post will remain vacant. +But many state affirmative action programs are voluntary, have goals rather than mandatory targets for minority participation, or were based on evidence of discrimination, said a sampling of officials contacted by The Associated Press. +A police captain was shot Sunday in a Manila suburb and 15 people were killed in fighting between guerrillas of the communists' New People's Army and anti-communist vigilantes on the central island of Negros. +Issue No. 2 of the Russian Mickey Mouse comic book series is scheduled for July. +Those tactics included intelligence collection and electronic countermeasures, he said. +One the 12 passengers was injured. +French officials have depicted themselves as in the middle regarding sanctions against South Africa, with Britain on one side favoring the rapid lifting of sanctions while Denmark and the Netherlands oppose any easing of restrictions now. +The fire "continues to show the vulnerability and explosiveness of the fuels," U.S. Forest Service spokesman Fred Kingwill said. "It is very, very dry. +The agency estimated that making such accommodations will cost employers $16 million a year, while providing productivity gains of more than $164 million and reduced government support payments and higher tax revenues of $222 million a year. +The hexagonal house is a simple place in an extraordinary environment. +A stock overhang following a large sell order depressed IMI and the shares closed 15 lower at 237p. In transports, a large US seller of Tiphook, which reports figures on Monday, caused a slide in the stock towards the end of the session. +Instead, Mr. Saligman, who declined to be interviewed, has said holders would be better served by the restructuring plan he is pursuing. +In Tokyo, selective and basket buying, some of which was sparked by expectations for lower Japanese interest rates and some for arbitrage, helped stock prices bounce back. +The next session, which runs from Jan. 10 to June 30, can accommodate 18. +BIM also took physical control of many of the actual share certificates. With hindsight, the licensing of BIM by Imro in 1989, under the Financial Services Act 1986, was a vital step in allowing Maxwell access to pension money. +The others are running on even more obscure lines, ranging from the Independent Progressive to the Workers World parties. +Two-child families are becoming an exception, as if the whole nation has lost faith in its future and is silently renouncing its right of existence. +Commander Rick Hauck and his four crewmates, wearing new partial pressure suits, switched dials, tested communications, monitored systems and followed all procedures scheduled during the final two hours of an actual countdown. +Dissidents and witnesses said police used clubs and tear gas to disperse pro-democracy demonstrators. +He has done his time under three wardens and four captains. +The gain came from trade with other EEC countries, while the surplus with the United States has been shrinking. +The Cincinnati Post, The Dayton Daily News and The Columbus Dispatch challenged the closure, but the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against them last Aug. 18. +Large Japanese companies, including financial and industrial groups, allow staff an average of 15 days' paid leave a year. +"Forty-three years is enough, especially since I now can devote my time to editing books and writing them," he said in announcing his resignation. +Until recently, prices in the Soviet Union were set by the government, without regard to costs. +Israeli nationalists are demanding that Israel raze the hotel. +What greeted the pro-consumer gesture was the best attended congressional hearing the commissioner ever faced. +Kumaranatunga starred in more than 100 films, and theater owners say they will close their establishments Sunday out of respect. +Farmers State is to become a branch of Farmers & Merchants National Bank of Merkel, Texas. +We spent Pounds 1,390m - Pounds 9m less than the income and Pounds 39m less than we had planned to spend in the year. +At a time when government service too often is seen as a way to build contacts and connections to make a financial killing, Paul Volcker represents the old-fashioned notion of service out of dedication and duty. +The fresh infusions of cash on the part of the Fed were an effort by the central bank to back up its pledge to keep the Friday the 13th stock market plunge from having a disastrous ripple effect through the financial system. +"We think it is a good investment." +They were faithful to Poland and to military honor until they breathed their last. +"We had a bit of luck with improved market conditions and the issue went better than we expected." +"They keep bringing the movie up," Cameron County Sheriff's Lt. +If the losses begin to affect retail investor confidence, the French treasury will be faced with the prospect of offering AGF at an even bigger discount to the market. +Grain traders are continuing to speculate that several Western governments might increase economic assistance to the Soviet Union. +It said the four planned to escape July 6, assuming that on the day of Mexico's national elections, security would be lax. +Yields for longer term CDs were up more sharply. +She also objected to the majority's decision to permit American Stores to acquire, or reacquire, one store each year in the San Francisco area without commission approval or review. +Liberian peace talks were delayed as rebel officials said their delegation was having difficulty getting to neighboring Sierra Leone, where the negotiations are to take place with Monrovia's government. +Japan's booming industry of English-language schools racked up estimated sales of three trillion yen ($24.2 billion) last year. +Monday's operations began when U.S. warships destroyed two Iranian-owned oil platforms. +The former TV evangelist also faulted reporters for violating "the limits of propriety" by probing his past. +"They take the calls, place the insurance and handle the administrative aspect," said Mr. Speer. +Eastern spokesman Robin Matell said he does not know when a ruling may be issued. +"Once they're gone, we don't get a second chance," said St. Amant, also a biologist with the state Department of Fish and Game. +Stock market prices, they point out, have risen sharply over the years. +In other developments Friday: _ Police searched the home of Robert van Tonder, leader of the right-wing Boer State Party. +North West Water has signed long-term consultancy contracts with three specialist engineering design companies. +An earlier edition misstated the amount of the tax. +Their house trailer less than two miles from the derailment was filled with acrid smoke, Looney said. +Twenty-three percent of the non-readers said yes, compared to 17 percent of the readers. +Instead, the regulators decided to tank Franklin and its $11 billion in assets. +Laurentian Capital said it may begin to offer brokerage services through its Eaton Financial Services network, which currently offers insurance and investment services across Canada. +The Environmental Protection Agency would get a 12 percent increase in its operating budget, from $1.9 billion to $2.2 billion. +But it's the high-handedness of the judiciary that primarily drives the resentment. +Police said there also was an explosion this morning at the suburban Johannesburg home of a reported right-wing white activist. No one was injured, police said. +Mr Mieno says: 'Market opening can be very useful'. +"Earnings are making solid gains and it looks like the upward trend will continue," says Robert Boaz, Manager of Economics at stockbroker Midland Doherty Ltd. +The cardinal declined to say whether further talks would be held, saying, "We'll have to reflect on that." Agreement on details of a cease-fire could deter Congress from voting for non-lethal aid for the rebels. +The plants that changed owners between 1974 and 1980 had been, on average, 2.8% less productive in 1973 than the plants that didn't. +This is the summer of the Great Rottweiler Scare. +The expert told the court that questions such as whether women could provide adequate medical records and other evidence would eliminate tens of thousands of claims from all but minimal compensation. +More and more families today have two or more computers. +If they wish to communicate vital information rapidly, they speak English. +There is the challenge of carving out a different niche from dozens of other Olympic sponsors. +The components of the agreement include $7.6 billion in savings, contained in an omnibus spending bill for fiscal 1988. +MTV, the cable TV music channel which helped establish the area as a spring break mecca, is returning. +Rosier admitted his wife didn't die of cancer. +No gesture, no prop was exaggerated or wasted. +The new bid for 100% control was valued at 7.1 billion francs ($1.25 billion), up from 4.12 billion francs for the earlier one. +The train could have commuter stops in Southern California, and Bechtel proposed possible spurs that could also eventually link the system to Palmdale, Palm Springs, Riverside and Santa Ana. +(Mondeo is shorter than Sierra, but its wheelbase is longer and the track wider). +Membership is automatic with an $18-a-year newsletter subscription. +Economist Robert Dugger of the American Bankers Association suggested the effects of any consumer retrenchment would ripple through the economy unevenly. +Dealers remained on the sidelines on the final trading day for May delivery, while most investors waited for corporate results. +So far, there have been few violent protests. +Diplomatic sources said he already had formed a Cabinet, including economists and technocrats to handle the massive task of reconstruction. +Raymond Schwedhelm, a spokesman for First NH Banks, said the bank would retain its name and current management under the Bank of Ireland proposal. +Witnesses contacted by telephone said 11 demonstrators were injured. +He was a secondhander riding the coattails of a great novelist. +A Rexnord spokesman said the company wouldn't comment on the Banner filing. +The report showed a sharp rise of 50,000 in manufacturing jobs following a revised drop of 15,000 the month before. +But the maverick Mr Madelin did not go as far as urging publicly any change in the franc/D-Mark parity. Mr Balladur has not yet struck any close relationship with Chancellor Kohl, whose relationship with President Mitterrand remains closer. +Voters in five Rock Island County towns overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to merge into Illinois' fourth-largest city, despite projected savings of $4 million and promises of increased political clout. +That still remains a tall order for Bolger who also hopes to patch up ties with Washington after six years of Labor Party government. +Was it because he didn't pay his taxes or because he wolf-whistled a noble lady; either thesis is possible.' No use arguing with Jose that Don Quixote never existed, and that the man imprisoned in Argamasilla was Miguel Cervantes, his hero's inventor. +The Russians are searching for an understanding with the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund; many of Delhi's leading economic advisers have served time in either the Bank or the Fund. +The three months position closed at Dollars 1,241.25 a tonne, up Dollars 10.75 on the day. +Babbitt pleaded with the voters to accept his national sales tax proposal to reduce the deficit, and he asked voters to prove the pundits wrong in counting him out of the Democratic race. +You might not know actor Laurence Conroy by name, but he bets you knew his dimples until a plastic surgeon smoothed one away and, so he says, killed his livelihood. +For that reason, the February rebounds in both were greeted as good news by economists. +He made it clear that any meaningful reform is going to have to include reform of procedures in Congress. +To some extent, Borg-Warner's low-key response also may reflect Mr. Johnson's low-key personality. +The skirmish over the Embassy building came on a measure sought by the administration that also would authorize spending $474 million to pay past-due dues to the United Nations. +There are some who would say that the plainess of this elevation shows the collapse of real enthusiasm for the classical style. +The crowds pleaded with the soldiers not to attack and they retreated into barracks, leading to speculation that Li could not control the military. +If these countries do not use the recovery to lower debt ratios, a contagious crisis cannot be ruled out. The integration of the global economy, for all its potential benefits, also brings about politically disturbing changes. +She hasn't seen them in a year. +Mr. Gurtovoy, the Moscow News reporter, says he has evidence that the party was involved in hundreds of joint ventures. +My father was a superb pianist; my mother's a very fine painter. +The Swatch car may get a boost from state regulators, who are pressuring auto makers to offer "ultra-clean" vehicles. +Wojciech Jaruzelski at a monument commemorating the outbreak of World War II. +Nature continues to send hurricanes against the island, but the changes prevent silt from replenishing the sand that washes away. +Lawmakers shouted at the top of their lungs, pounded on tables and wagged fingers at each other when it became clear Peres lacked a majority. +Its problems began in 1983 and 1984, when it originated many commercial and realty loans that later defaulted, the FSLIC said. +It merely advised Republican congressmen to say that the next speaker "must address the very real need for reform in the House." +"If it can happen to us," Mr. Hirzy says, "it can happen to anyone." +Is this what they call subletting?." The Old City, captured from Jordan during the 1967 Middle East war, is divided into Moslem, Christian, Jewish and Armenian quarters. +He predicted the issue will come up before the 1991 Legislature, which convenes in January. +Freeport-McMoRan also has agreed to lend as much as $7.5 million to Petro-Lewis, a Denver-based oil and gas concern, on a secured basis, and said that Petro-Lewis has borrowed $3 million under this plan. +The Soviet Union says it will accept World Court rulings in cases involving human rights treaties, an announcement signaling an end to the Soviets' postwar policy of resisting the tribunal's authority. +Fuerst was the No.2 official in West Germany's Jewish community until he resigned last week under heavy criticism from Galinski. +Bush also took Energy Secretary James Watkins on the trip Friday. +The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration expects to seize more than $1 billion in assets from drug traffickers this year, said David Westrate, assistant administrator for operations. +"But in absolute terms we're not on the way down. +Kaunda has been one of the harshest critics of South Africa's white-led government for the past 25 years. +Just two days earlier, investors had been in a buying mood and pushed the industrials up 24.70, to 2081.07, its highest level since the October crash. +"That difference is what attracts many stores," he says. +More than 500,000 Germans gathered along the Berlin Wall to cheer the arrival of 1990. +Private schools do have that luxury. +The bid is currently at $202,000 and the offer at $227,000, an exchange spokeswoman said. +Only 13 per cent of European business travellers are women. +The search for the plane was hampered by thick fog, the Civil Aviation Ministry in Moscow told Tass. +The postponement also follows three consecutive disappointments in the company's Tunisian oil explorations. +It is expected that talks between G7 representatives and Ukraine will begin soon after the Ukraine election results are clear. The G7 meeting was notable for the concern expressed about the Ukraine economy. +In California, farmers account for 75% of the state's annual water consumption from all sources; they produce about 10% of its $700 billion gross product. +They have been battling since Jan. 30 for control of the 310-square-mile Christian enclave. +She had been discussing a sci-fi movie with the show's other fill-in anchor, Bill Plante. +Michael Carliner, a vice president for economics and housing policy at the National Association of Home Builders, an industry group, pronounced the Salomon projection "as a little high, but not unreasonable." +Melanie Pharo Jones, former city editor of the Starkville Daily News, was named publisher of the newspaper on June 27. +Trefoil plans to retain Child World's current management, Mr. Gold said. +Lately, he has been more optimistic about the strength of the economy than some other forecasters. +The official Soviet media said Gorbachev will visit the Chernobyl area on his trip, nearly three years after the world's worst nuclear power plant disaster occurred there. +The evangelist, who has preached in more than 60 countries, including the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, said he was visiting as a tourist and pilgrim to his wife's birthplace. +A black shanty town was demolished. +A Marx-inspired visionary, his 1902 pamphlet, "What Is to Be Done?" became the Soviet equivalent of the Federalist Papers. +Republican National Committee Chairman Lee Atwater was alert after undergoing radiation therapy for brain tumor "progression," a spokeswoman said today. +But will employees in the 1990s have the necessary skills and education? +Lukanov's government is to hold power until free elections are held in May. +Condor Partners sold more than 186,000 UAL shares on the open market between Nov. 6 and last Monday at prices ranging between $97 and $100 a share, according to the filing. +The question now is how the monetary authorities will - and should - respond to the adjustment, which has pushed the yield on US long-dated bonds up one percentage point since the trough in October. +Noon (11 p.m. EST Thursday): Rebel T-28 planes bomb Crame second time, followed by a third attack a half hour later. +The Persian Gulf used to be a hotbed for pearls. +Mr. Marshall, towering over his friend, looked down, hesitated, then slipped his arm around Mr. Brennan's narrow shoulders. +The bill guarantees access to transportation, telephone systems and businesses, professional services and employment. +Both the Bush and Dukakis proposals on Arab-Israeli peace have been vague. +The executives bought the stock over a two-year period before Waste Management's unsuccessful bid for Chemlawn in February of last year. +About 5,000 people marched in East Berlin on Tuesday to demand free elections and challenge the Communist monopoly on power. +The people on board in chairs got tossed around like ballast," Bryant said. +A March 14 meeting also failed. +PPG declined to disclose annual sales of the business or to estimate a selling price. +But late last year, he fled the city. +The Contras' reputation as an unsavory band of ragtag thugs whose troops murdered civilians and kidnapped youths began changing in 1986. +A political committee founded by Rep. Dick Armey, R-Texas, has agreed to pay a $3,000 fine to settle charges that if violated campaign financing law, the Federal Election Commission says. +He is survived by his wife, Olga, and son, F.H.H. King, a college professor in New Mexico. +Tyson offered $54 a share in a hostile takeover or a cash-plus-stock deal valued at $57 a share in a friendly merger. +"If we had lost that money, it would have taken us anywhere from one to five years to get back to the point (where we are)," she said. +East German Ambassador Helmut Ziebart urged his countrymen to seek legal emigration in East Germany, rather than go through other countries. +The burden of interest payments is the heaviest part of the Third World's $1.3 trillion debt. +Along with the manpower shortage, Brock said "our children are being less well educated than we were. +She traveled widely, knew personal scandal and despair, and met and observed people from many cultures. +The report made 157 recommendations for the biggest shakeup the transit system has known. +Yeltsin's win marked a stunning political comeback following his dramatic fall from grace in 1987, when he was ousted as Moscow party chief and later fired as a non-voting member of the ruling Politburo. +Pozsgay is on vacation, the daily said. +On the Commodity Exchange, silver slipped to $6.310 a troy ounce from $6.395 late Monday. +And that's a little peculiar. +He described the dollar's initial surge as a "knee-jerk reaction" to the speech. +First, arrangements would be made to transfer immediately to the 1.5 million Palestinians in the Israeli-held territories control over their daily affairs. +India has steadfastly refused to modify its restrictive trade policies, which are designed to protect domestic industries by limiting foreign investment and imposing high import duties. +"We think the (Supreme Court) decision was a mistake and we hope to correct it," Vander Molen said before Monday's hearing began. +The prison is 1,400 prisoners over capacity and is expected to add at least 4,000 more inmates by the turn of the century. +And I think you need to be a brave company to take that decision,' he said. For Ainley, the assessments presented an obvious solution to a problem. +Under terms of the treaty, the visitors may not travel without an American escort or or go more than 31 miles from Hercules. +Mr. Gold, an avid reader who has two children and lives in Beverly Hills, can often be found huffing and puffing on a UCLA track beside Mr. Wells or longtime friend and Gang Tyre partner Mark Siegel. +Arrests are infrequent during "Operation Green Harvest," Carter said, because the whirring helicopters warn growers of the impending raid. +Its relations with its banks have been cordial, and some bankers have indicated they would let Unisys violate the net-worth covenant or renegotiate it. +Since 1983, Americus Shareowner Service Corp. has been sponsoring such five-year trusts, under which investors tender blue-chip stocks in return for trust units. +The Tass news agency said Sunday that guerrillas in Afghanistan shot civilians, including children, fleeing the besieged city of Jalalabad. +But this would not solve the problem either. +Bush said he had stressed to Mitterrand the "key role" of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the fall of communist governments in Eastern Europe. "The alliance must remain vigorous in this critical period of transition," he said. +Mr. Udall's plan, supported by environmentalists, would postpone further testing of potential underground-storage sites in Texas, Nevada and Washington state until the commission presents its findings to Congress. +They swung a rope over a limb, placed it around his neck and tried to hang him in an apparent attempt to force him to confess to the assault or identify the attacker, Sowell said. +Police continued rounding up participants in pro-democracy protests that ended with the army crackdown June 3-4. Reports Tuesday said journalist Dai Qing and Yang Wei, a recently freed dissident linked to a Chinese group in New York, were arrested. +Our adversaries are despair and resignation and indifference and complacency." Dukakis acknowledged it will take "the largest voter turnout in American history" for Democrats to win in November. +On Thursday, five KGB officers answered questions on a nationwide TV call-in program. +But I don't want to see it _ the divisiveness that that whole issue causes _ split this country. +The agreed prices - known as 'accounting rates' - have traditionally borne little relationship to costs. After years of criticism, the cartel is cracking, and may be in its last phase. +The Soviet Union absorbed the region in 1940 under secret agreements with Nazi Germany. +"We knew there was a problem at that point." +He departs quickly, leaving behind the top asset-sales executive to deal with issues. +In 1987, Sudanese officials said four Libyan-supplied MiG-23 warplanes flew combat missions against southern rebels. +Gold, the last, is chaos. +Others are simply adjuncts to the protectionist mood on Capitol Hill. +Peruvian President-elect Alberto Fujimori knelt before his family's Buddhist altar Wednesday during a pilgrimage to his ancestral home that has brought promises of aid for his debt-ridden country. +Guerrilla and Western observers have predicted Kabul will fall within weeks or months in the absence of Soviet forces but Marxist President Najib says his army is strong enough to withstand a rebel onslaught. +Centaur Partners boosted its stake in Pennwalt Corp. to 7.6% and said it is weighing "other options," including a tender offer for control of the company. +Meridian said it had re-evaluated its loan portfolios in response to the weakening economy in general and the real estate sector in particular. +The troubled bus company has been operating under bankruptcy-law protection since June. +At issue is the effect of a federal judge's ruling in 1977 that the city's public schools had become fully integrated and no longer had to be under court supervision. +An NTPA survey found that 69% of those who attend pulls are blue collar, 82% own pickups and 95% fix their own vehicles. +An OAU committe was set up to examine the issue. +But it appears that many Journal readers were taking that news as a sign to be cautious, rather than a signal to jump on the bandwagon. +Flores does not use his second last name, Facusse, because it reminds voters that he is of Lebanese Christian descent _ a group resented because of their economic success. +Scott said Secret Service agents checked out "every squirrel nest and deer stand" on his property. +"Things began getting a bit rowdy, and we just didn't know what to do," Father Anselm recalls with an indulgent smile. +"He was brilliant, got all A's _ isn't that disgusting?" marvels Sandra Cohen, now Bakalar, his high school sweetheart. +Novokuznetsk is a major city in the Kuznetsk region, where the strikes began 10 days ago. +Bond prices began to slide early in reaction to the dollar's weakness after the government released its September trade report. +Its calls for expanding Medicaid to cover an additional 27 million people at or below the poverty level now excluded because eligibility varies from state to state. +Bush will visit Monterrey, Mexico, on Nov. 26-27 at the invitation of Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari, White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said. +Will they now decline? +The appellate court ruling will have little effect on Occidental's earnings because the company hadn't taken reserves earlier to cover any losses from the case. +When he protested to the BBC that it was keeping potential Labour voters at home by showing Steptoe and Son during the last hour of polling in the 1964 election, the director-general asked him what should be put in its place. +Mr. Foster recently retired from Montreal-based Imasco Ltd., where he was executive vice president. +They will be able to place and respond to classified ads electronically. +Make your obsession their obsession. +Such enterprises are to quadruple in the next five-year plan, from 1991-1996. +There was no clearcut favorite in either party. +As consolidations of banks spread, Mr. Rice said, Irving's value rises. +This simply means the machine can send and receive according to the currently prevalent international standard. +Fang said he wrote to the academy denying its accusations and reapplying to go. +NBC's approach is similar to the tack it took to promote "Dark Shadows" earlier this year. +We have to use their 500th anniversary to re-evaluate our history.' Others present disagreed, claiming Mexico has a perfectly strong sense of national identity. +Stand-bys mill around during registration, including one woman who has driven from Rhode Island in hopes of filling the seat of a no-show. +Separately, the companies said they reached an accord under which Shell Canada, a unit of Royal Dutch/Shell Group, will sell ethane to Dow Chemical Canada for its proposed C$800 million ethylene plant in Fort Saskatchewan. +Later efforts by the Justice Department and Occidental to find any such documents have proved fruitless. +They're very supportive of me, and they've asked me to return the money, and we will," Licht said Friday during taping of WJAR-TV's "10 News Conference," scheduled to air Sunday. +Serbs allege harassment by the ethnic Albanian majority in Kosovo. +Still, Mr. Laffer says, he hated the draft. +But a major portion of the planned $8 billion in principal payments will be deferred. +The measure relies on borrowed money and has no provision to pay off existing debts." +There never has been a human being more determined." In writing the book, he learned quickly that it's more work than composing a song. "You write a song and you write one page and you're finished. +Chrysler Corp. will idle all but two of its seven U.S. car and truck plants next week. +In a brief order today issued over two dissenting votes, the court said the Minnesota court should restudy the Amish controversy after examining the peyote ruling from Oregon. +The stock ended 20 down at 620p. +Chrysler Corp. said it sent workers home early on both shifts at a large-van plant near Windsor, and said its Windsor mini-van facility experienced a slowdown as well. +It works for me," admits Catherine's best friend, a would-be filmmaker. +Small business doesn't escape here either, because of the soaring cost of liability insurance. +As the fighting flared, Bermudez said in a telephone interview that the Contras had not received "even a single cartridge" from the United States, and admitted that prospects for renewed military aid were grim. +Indeed, rumors that the airport dispute had been resolved buoyed the Hong Kong stock market for the second consecutive day Thursday, with the market's Hang Seng Index surging 1.4%. +"Now, it's true we don't issue a press release every time something breaks down. +The Kansas University researchers decided to call in the federal government. +When I mentioned this error to an MTV publicist, she explained, with some embarrassment, that the people writing the press releases were "very young." +If demand for public housing continues strong over the next few years as expected, says Mr. Messling, "then imported labor looks like the only answer." +Mr. Haas said his partnership would own about 70% of Jackson Products and Thermadyne Holdings will hold about 30%. +The government will gradually eliminate its stake in the airline over the next three years, after which foreigners would be allowed to take a majority position if they elect to do so. +Perhap's there'll be more opportunity to smile as things pick up.' The analogy with Downing Street should not be pursued too far: Thatcher went because she was pushed; Sir Bob served out his contract. +Why is it so hard to find in London the kind of cultural street life you find in New York or Paris? +Britain's Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, the country's independent referee on takeover rules, is scheduled to meet tomorrow to consider BP's bid for Britoil, which holds extensive North Sea oil and natural-gas reserves. +Yoshiro Inoue, an analyst with Nomura Securities Co., said most market players avoided major moves other than position adjustments. +Call it a positive result of open government. It is not possible to be so kind about the government's strategies for the control of crime, the dispensation of punishment, and the administration of justice. +Some of them therefore sold their stock holdings, erasing both positions. +'I don't think that I'm unduly academic. I try to lay out what the issues are. +Matthias Bamert took some calculated risks at the Lucerne Festival, and widened its appeal. +"We're going to be putting our first store at the Rossiya Hotel," Ms. Novak said. +Lorenzo introduces "Maxsaver" discount fares and announces plans to cut labor costs at Eastern. +Secretary of State James A. Baker III voiced concern Thursday about the call from Iran's spiritual leader for a "holy war" against the U.S. troops deployed to Saudi Arabia. +But the Queen is probably the best-informed person in the kingdom and is certainly the longest high-ranking public servant, having now spent 40 years in the highest office. +In Szczecin, Poland's second largest port, transportation workers stopped work Thursday, joining dockworkers in the city. +Chevron's problems left its stock undervalued, according to analysts, and vulnerable to a takeover or restructuring. +Short selling in the over-the-counter market accelerated during the month ended mid-Feburary, as investors bet against some of the biggest gainers of the early-1987 bull market. +Remarks by some Hispanic leaders, however, suggest they will not be easily appeased. +Just slightly over twice as many couples married as were divorced during the year, the annual report found. +Based on Scott's approximately 4.2 million fully diluted shares outstanding, that agreement has an indicated value of about $114.5 million. +Mr. Gratzer admits that he may have omitted worthy stuff due to ignorance, but how did he come to ignore Joyce and Nabokov? +Yesterday they rose a further 5 per cent. The bull case, though, is flawed. +Just ask Danielle Kennedy. +The wing-leader shouts advice. +Representatives of the two will meet later this week "to develop specific plans to ensure the most efficient use of the resources provided" by Congress, Runkel said. +The Serbian leader's opponents suspect he is using the mass rallies to gain more national power for himself and for Serbia, the largest of Yugoslavia's six republics. +In those calls, said Roger Martin, both senators urged the board to approve a sale of Lincoln rather than its seizure. +The prior year included the $138.2 million gain and a $9.9 million debt retirement charge. +"Your payments go on," whether or not the truck is operating, notes Glenn Liesener, owner of Silver State Express of Sparks, Nev. +Mark Feighery, NCR spokesman, said Sunday the company would have no immediate comment on AT&T's move. +The government, which first distributed food ration coupons for two months, will issue them for six months starting in November. +Mr. Ward, a Washington, D.C.-based attorney, resigned last April as an outside Guinness director. +U.S. support for a Central American peace plan signed by five Central American presidents a month ago has raised fears among conservatives that the administration may be abandoning the Contras. +Within the framework of the program of our visit, we will have some other meetings with some public and business circles in this country, with representatives of other countries. +I don't see myself operating companies, but I do see myself in a position to kick managements in the rear end." +But it gave up that offer in the wake of Prime's agreement to merge with J.H. Whitney in a deal negotiated by Prime management. +Jacques said he followed Thomas out of the gym and was walking to his own car when Thomas confronted him. +The gain was lost in a sharp retreat in the last half hour of trading. +The move, if it comes, would occur at an ideal time for President Bush. +People in Minot asked last week for a fence between their neighborhood and the store, to improve scenery and to prevent shoppers from tromping through yards to get to Wal-Mart. +The three-judge panel agreed that the EPA must make adjustments to reflect that the agency tested cars with about 4,000 miles on them in 1975, and as much as 10,000 miles in later years. +In recent months, however, economists have said that the economy is recovering, largely because of efforts to make growth more dependent on domestic demand. +Quoting Akira Takagi, the chief court physician, Maeda added that doctors were not planning to give Hirohito additional blood transfusions despite signs of slight bleeding sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning. +Hannibalsson said the boycott has forced the closure of several fish processing and canning factories, mainly in sparsely populated northern Iceland, and several hundred people have lost their jobs. +There was no way independently to verify the claim of responsibility. +Even though the Bank of Japan's slight credit tightening doesn't appear to represent a major policy change, some analysts worry that it could contribute to further weakness in the dollar. +Joan Lynn, who heads a commercial casting agency, says she sometimes "sticks one or two women onto a sample audiotape" that is comprised of men. +'We've stocked up so we won't have to use foreign rice for a while,' he said. Japan is in the middle of a rice crisis. +Baby-face Tony Dow as Wally joins his old high-school buddies in a hopelessly awkward romp through a time warp, each playing the same role he or she perfected 20 years ago. +The Northeast lacks economic diversity; the Midwest has it in spades. +By the time he made a hostile bid for the company in early 1986, gas prices had begun to collapse. +The aquatics and cinema legend, now 60, came to San Antonio for a midnight swim and a peek at how her idea for a barefoot beauty stroll works. +But White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater wouldn't even go that far. +Management and labor officials from Western Union Corp. said Wednesday they were closer to a contract settlement but were stalled on medical benefits. +"That's a standard in some European houses that the Met has managed to avoid _ the attitude that in the standard repertoire everybody knows how it goes. +More than 100 firefighters battled a lightning fire in Georgia that has burned at least 750 acres of the Okefenokee Swamp. +His bishop and mine have abandoned Holy Scripture as the standard for faith and doctrine. +It causes a severely enlarged spleen, anemia, bleeding problems and orthopedic complications. +To fund outreach in isolation and hope that it alone will accomplish major improvements in the use or prenatal services is naive and wasteful." The panel concluded that the solution is action rather than more study. +A positive outcome of the referendum may not make its task much easier, given that the detailed reform documents appear to be compromises suffering from vagueness and contradictions. +The company cited discontinued orders from International Business Machines Corp. +Other businesses provide educational aids. +To accommodate artist John Cage, the 79-year-old master of the unusual. +And the donor pool is definitely not increasing." After Tuesday, American businesses, from the loftiest Fortune 500 company to the smallest corner grocery, won't get just a warning the first time they're caught employing illegal immigrants. +He said he would ask the General Assembly urgently to consider new ways of raising money, such as voluntary contributions, interest-free loans and changes in the scale of assessments. +He won the election by 91 votes, but did not take office until March 1963 because of a five-month recount. +Regulators also ordered the bank to "implement a written program, designed to improve and strengthen collection efforts," and to involve board members more closely in loan decisions. +"The growth of our exports will be very strong" over the coming decade, Mr. Roling believes. +Andres learned to drive when he was 6, when his father plopped the boy on his lap and showed him how to maneuver. +It is unlikely such a license will be granted, they said. +In 1933, Elizaveta Kishkina fell in love with the dashing Chinese revolutionary Li Lisan. +How're you doing?' "We feel that it's a disturbing effect to the patrons and, as a courtesy, they should not bring their phones in." With the use of cellular phones increasing, cities may take legislative action. +As a result, cartel members had to discount the extra barrels to sell them, said Ed Krapels, of the Washington-based Energy Security Analysis Inc. consulting firm. +Messrs. Barakat and Sharif then filed a second suit, challenging the grounds the INS used to deny them amnesty. +Jaguar finished at the equivalent of $13.02 a share Thursday on London's Stock Exchange, down from Wednesday's close of $14.26. +It was the discount rate's first drop since August 1986 and appeared to be part of a larger plan by the Fed to loosen credit to stimulate economic growth. +Participation in joint programs with management will end. +"The campaign had failed to file as a candidate in a timely fashion and had failed to file a statement of organization and had failed to file campaign finance reports in a timely fashion," said Eiland. +Cable News Network's decision to air Iraqi satellite transmissions live, including one segment of tape that showed a meeting between Saddam Hussein and Western hostages, became the focus of journalistic debate. +Instead of the traditional stapler or folder for those bulky theme papers, there's now a desktop plastic binding machine. +One creditor representative yesterday expressed curiosity about the firmness of Pennzoil's $4.1 billion figure; Pennzoil's Mr. Kerr said that nothing was "cast in stone," but expressed little enthusiasm for reducing the amount. +The EC's basic Machinery Directive was adopted in 1989, and subsequently amended to include mobile machinery. Even at this late stage, discussions are still continuing on a second amendment related to lifting equipment. +The group said it holds 4.7 million common shares in the bank, and plans to review its investment from time to time. +An explosion and fire ripped through a building today, injuring at least two bomb-squad officers investigating a fireworks blast that tore off part of a youth's hand hours earlier, authorities said. +Greece gets more than $430 million in U.S. military credits as a form of rent for the bases. +Perhaps fittingly, the winning basket was scored by Rick Calloway on a rebound of a missed shot. +National Urban League President John E. Jacob on Sunday lashed out at the Republican Party, saying he questioned its claims of trying to woo black voters in this year's presidential election. +South African commandos have staged numerous cross-border raids in the past on Botswana and other neighboring countries to attack suspected hideouts and bases of the African National Congress. +No cigarettes, drugs, alcohol or carbonated drinks were allowed. There was no television, no radio, no movies: these worldly media were of the devil. +"The security policy of the area now comprising East Germany in all its aspects is to be determined with the freely elected government of East Germany as well as with the four powers responsible for Germany" since World War II, it said. +Officials said that Barr would be given the authority that Ayer sought but was never given as part of Thornburgh's effort to turn management of the department over to the deputy and the assistant attorneys general. +"It is in the spirit of presenting all possibilities that we are presenting the no-drive day," Mr. McGovern said. +If the pool's credit quality and market value are re-examined and the pool is readjusted frequently, the required overcollateralization would move toward the lower end of the scale. +We _ what I think we ought to do, instead of doing _ taking that kind of action, is find ways to help him more. +New unions have sprung up outside the government-controlled syndicates to protest pay and working conditions, blaming mainly the Soviet Communist Party. +She was reported angered at being replaced by Misoji Sakamoto, another top Kaifu aide, despite her tireless campaigning in the election. +As the value of the dollar increases, its investment value surpasses precious metals. +Only three of the 28,000 heat-resistant tiles covering the shuttle will need to be replaced, Harrington said. +Yoder said he did not know if there were any blacks among the 85 members of the chapter. +Mr. Eisner also enjoyed a $56.9 million paper profit on options he holds on stock of the Burbank, Calif., entertainment concern. +On Thursday, she said she told hospital officials to send her husband the message: "Root, you really did it this time." She told reporters Thursday night that he had suffered a fainting spell about two months ago. +Others echo Mr. Chrambach's views and ask why it should take a workable technology so long to get to market. +Europe dominates, with 13 of the 24 teams in contention in the US, and retains its stranglehold over decisions shaping the future of the world game. Will the Africans and Asians make an impact in the US? +True, a GEC takeover would reduce the number of UK warship manufacturers from three to two. +Rainfall from the storms was also locally heavy. +At this pace it will be No. 2 behind Citibank (which now has 29 million holders) within a year. +The cloud of suspicion cannot be dispelled quickly. Meanwhile there is now open war between Mr Berlusconi and the Milan magistrates. +President Reagan signed legislation Wednesday aimed at improving rail safety in the wake of a January 1987 crash of Amtrak and Conrail trains that killed 16 people. +Jursidictional disputes between the CFTC and the SEC would be submitted to the panel, which would render a decision within 90 days. +"I see no insoluble problems," says former Republican Sen. Charles Percy, a private consultant with close ties to the Gandhi family. +The facility is expected to begin production in the fall of 1988 and will employ about 350 workers within the next two years, Fujitsu said. +The bill, he said, transforms federal welfare law from a program that was originally for widows into one that is "first of all, a child-support program." +And the silken voice on the radio belongs to Dominic Cuskern. +If you take the whole Sky package the annual fee is Pounds 239.88. Yet the remarkable fact is that the people who pay these prices still spend much the larger part of their viewing time watching the old terrestrial channels. +Those honoraria were part of a total of $57,000 in fees that the two exchanges paid to current Senate and House members last year to entice lawmakers to spend time with them. +"It was a joyous occasion for her," Trigg said. "She jumped up and down." Cooper must serve half of her 60-year term before she can apply for parole. +Diplomats in Baghdad say that while a cease-fire may halt the shooting fairly soon, efforts to keep the guns silent could stretch on for years. +Two students killed themselves as part of anti-government protests last month. +They point to nationalism - the wish to retain a particular industry in a country -and sensitivity to national defence interests as two factors that may act as a brake on restructuring. +Convicted killer Gerald Smith, who had said he wanted to die, was executed by lethal injection early today, becoming the second Missouri prisoner put to death in a quarter-century. +Some of the groups who are Judge Thomas's most zealous opponents, notably the Alliance for Justice, did play a role in bringing Ms. Hill to the attention of the Judiciary Committee. +A president and premier were named, but little else was known about the new regime's structure. +Eastern formerly flew from Hartford and Boston to Orlando, for example, but Continental will be increasing departures over the level of Eastern's service to accommodate increased demand. +SARA LEE, the Illinois-based food group, saw an 11 per cent increase in net profits during its third quarter, to end-March. +Saturday mornings were already less than lucrative for the networks, and the pique over the meters is renewing rumblings about cancellations. +These devices, 10 inches long and four inches wide, have high-speed microprocessors and are "trained" by large computers to pick, say, the sound of breaking glass out of a jumble of interfering sounds. +The average annual yield was 8.30%, down from 8.48% at the previous auction of similar notes Aug. 27. +My list would begin with the changes in taxes on capital gains. +Two women whose nominations to the club were previously reported _ journalist Nina Totenberg and former League of Women Voters president Lucy Benson _ were not in the first group approved. +But a further setback for monetary union would see those gains consolidated. +We are doing what we do best - which is making the changes, preparing Australia for the future,' he said. 'And we are bringing the people with us,' he continued in a slight departure from the prepared text. +An attorney for the Schloss firm, Robert J. Katz, a partner in the law firm of Sullivan & Cromwell, declined to comment, as did an SEC spokeswoman in Washington. +We then buy the most growth at the least cost, looking for predictable earnings and international exposure." Investors interested in unearthing other good down-market performers won't find it easy. +Both Democratic and Republican leaders predict overwhelming ratification when the treaty reaches the Senate floor and say only 10 or 12 members of the 100-member Senate are likely to vote to reject it. +When he finished the song, a couple of people in the big Beijing banquet hall started to applaud, then abruptly stopped amid the surrounding silence. +However, these thoughts about Time have stayed with me. +He said, however, that he expects a potential buyer to assume an equal amount of the pension obligations. +The spokesman said no further dismissals have been made this year, but a general cost-cutting program remains in effect. +The selection ends weeks of speculation over which of four teams would win the job. +Tokyo had sought to avoid opening its market to foreign imports in order to protect its own farmers. +Meanwhile, the State Department said it now is advising Americans in Kuwait to "plan their route carefully" if they try to flee the country overland despite orders to Iraqi forces to arrest anyone identified as a U.S. citizen. +But the officials wouldn't elaborate and insisted such details remain to be decided. +The sleep deprivation and competition were so excessive. +The exhibit contains more than 600 photographs depicting the life and times of the young Jewish girl whose diaries have been read by millions since she perished in a concentration camp in 1945. +The victims' families then met with the ship's commander privately. +Mount Wrangell is an active volcano with steam and the odor of sulfur wafting near its summit. +Advancing issues outnumbered losers by about 10 to 9 on the New York Stock Exchange, with 778 up, 708 down and 519 unchanged. +The Trident programme, Mr Davies says, will be 'several tens of millions' cheaper to the government if VSEL gets back to making surface ships as well. +The announcement follows a verdict granting damages to a public relations man who gave the paper and other news organizations information about a political opponent's shoplifting charge six days before a 1982 election. +The last large deployment of U.S. Marines in the Middle East ended with more than 240 of them killed by a suicide car bomber in Beirut in 1983. +While it wants to see a strong flow of information from companies, it also wants to help them keep within the bounds of the new insider trading legislation. +Each adds to the blight. +But she said her employment was unrelated to her father's role at the GSA. +It has recently paid 1.5m to its former staff after liquidating a small piano company in Bavaria. It cannot pay its staff in Berlin. +"It's our basic running play. +Because a radio transmission said "10-13, shots fired," police officers who joined the chase believed Mrs. Ferraro had fired the shots. +She is neat, too. +"People aren't in it just to make money." +Initially, the singer reported that her stole was taken from her seat in the director's box during intermission while she and her husband, Brian Blosil, attended a performance of "The Nutcracker" on Friday. +The Reagan administration continues to recognize Delvalle, now in hiding in Panama, as the country's legitimate leader and is is applying economic pressure in an effort to get him back in office. +Two pistols were found next to the bodis, along with another gun taken from a Civil Guard killed in the shootout Monday with Basque terrorists. +Top Soviet military commanders will stage maneuvers in the Ukraine, Moldavia and the Black Sea this month to improve teamwork among the branches of the military, Tass said Sunday. +Radio reports said about 120 people were aboard the Avianca Boeing 727 but that no passengers or crew members were injured in the shootout, which occurred shortly after the plane left Bogota on a domestic flight. +Ronald Altman, chairman of Altman Brenner Wasserman, a New York research firm, says: "I think this is a done deal. +The hearing is likely to last into next year. +But the recent storms do signal that a change in the weather pattern could allow more rainy intervals over the Midwest than was the case for May and June. +The uprising against Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, which began Dec. 8, has given new international prominence to the Palestinian issue. +Showers and thunderstorms extended from northeastern Texas to western Tennessee and southern Illinois. +"I want this government to tell the truth," he said. +No one claimed responsibility for the slayings. +William von Raab, the head of the Customs Service, was briefed on the case, as were officials from the State Department. +He plays Coach Lubbock, who loses his job at Dewey High School on "Growing Pains" and is forced to uproot his large family and take a new job at an all-boys prep school in a small town. +Frank Price came from television, and has had three studio chief jobs, and Bob Daly, the longtime head of Time Warner Inc.'s Warner Bros. unit, started out at CBS Inc. +He had one hand resting in the small of his back while the other supported him as he did one-arm press ups. +So far, most demographers, economists and other population specialists dismiss such concerns as alarmist hyperbole. +Squeezes aren't necessarily illegal. +In one of the largest deals expected today, a Goldman, Sachs & Co. group is expected to price $1.25 billion of New York City revenue anticipation notes. +BAT is the world's biggest tobacco company and has substantial operations in retailing _ such as the Saks Fifth Avenue and Marshall Field chains in the United States _ paper and financial services. +A biking trail and a hiking trail also were closed. +Husseini, director of the East Jerusalem-based Arab Studies Institute, was released in July from an Israeli jail, where he had been held without trial for nine months. +The country was silent. +He or she may not be capped at present - but leaving an old scheme and entering a new scheme will trigger the earnings cap rules. +The amendment said it isn't patent infringement to use or sell a "patented invention" of another company if the purpose is "reasonably related" to obtaining data to submit to the FDA. +The assaults started at the bar entrance, which was locked for construction, she said. +Municipal Court Judge Michael J. Farrell, however, dismissed several misdemeanor charges against Ms. Muhammad, including trespassing and violating a court order. +The public gloom reflects the influence of the industries that are dying - and thus clamouring for state or federal assistance. Mr Kotkin may overstate his case. +Cineplex's Canadian competitor, Famous Players Inc., said it doesn't intend to match its rival's deep discounts. +The series began with the Nov. 19 discovery of the body of transient David Siino, 31. Olias said he was staying at a downtown hotel and had been in the San Diego area for the past eight months. +They live in colonies of about three dozen. +One is time, "a school's most precious commodity," said Ernest L. Boyer, president of the Carnegie Endowment for the Advancement of Teaching. +In November, Boris N. Yeltsin was fired from his job as Moscow party chief for attacking the slow pace of reform. +Microsoft added 1/2 to 74. The leading software maker unveiled the newest version of its Excel spreadsheet package, which is expected to further erode Lotus Development's share of the spreadsheet market. +The restaurant began the lunch promotion two years ago but stopped when oil prices began inching upward. +The Securities and Exchange Commission accused Martin Saposnick, former head of a New York broker-dealer, of securities-law violations in the 1983 initial offering of North Atlantic Airlines Inc. +But he expressed some concern about Hanson's sluggish organic growth. +The poop-out level of our Olympians seems to arrive about as quickly as does yours or (certainly) mine. +Heritage Media owns six television stations and nine radio stations. +Iran occupied the Manjoon area, part of the 1,000-square-mile Howeizah marshes, in 1984. +THURSDAY, Nov. 29= WASHINGTON - Commerce Department reports personal income for October. +The pension-plan change should also make life simpler for IBM in the long run. +Both sides have said they expect testimony to take two to three weeks. +Avritt's brother-in-law Jerry Nibler said people should dismiss any "eye-for-an-eye and a tooth-for-a-tooth" sentiments. +Other people Fuller said are still in contention for various positions are Rep. Jack Kemp of New York and former Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole. +In return for making a secret confession to his interrogators, he was spared punishment and public exposure, kept his job as the queen's art adviser and retired honorably in 1972. +But a ground war, which would be Saddam Hussein's strength, would involve heavy materiel costs. +But coming up with a winning name for a magazine that writes about nothing but Porsches wasn't easy. +Following the longstanding tradition of the House and Senate each determining its own rules, nothing in the legislation applies to the Senate. +McKay's report supported that conclusion, which Meese and his lawyers have steadfastly disputed. +"My coming out was when I opened the dictionary at age 14 and looked up the word `homosexual' and realized that applies to me," said John Blakeslee, 34, of Providence, R.I. +Domestic demand has been rising at an annual rate of nearly 4% lately, while gross domestic product is seen expanding at a real annual rate of around 2.5%. +You know the situation in South Africa, the persecution of black leaders there, and they certainly know we're in sympathy (with South Africa's blacks)," Mrs. Lowery said. +Mahe said a lot of Republicans don't see a lot of difference between Bush and Dole and also are very concerned about the possibility of Robertson emerging as the nominee. +Also, there is no specific mention of viruses or worms in the law, said Tompkins. +It was this kind of market-entry barrier, along with state restrictions on group liability programs, that prompted Congress to amend the Risk Retention Act in 1986. +Mr. Leschly said he expects Squibb's earnings and sales to grow more than 20% in 1988. +Mr. Hodel made the designation despite the unanimous conclusion of the National Park Service Advisory Board that the site didn't merit an exception to its rule of waiting at least 50 years after a historic incident to designate a landmark. +Worthen, which has been under pressure from federal bank regulators to boost its capital, said in a statement that it is looking for ways in which Worthen might benefit from the recapitalization of Southwest thrifts. +Manitoba Premier Gary Filmon has said the firefighting and evacuation will cost the local government $30 million. +Marquette Electronics, which priced an initial offering of 1.1 million shares at $16.25 each, closed at 18. +"I was not stepping in, I was brought in," responded North. +Stollen's traditional source is the Saxon town of Dresden, whose ovens for six centuries have produced the loaves. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Claiborne closed at $15.75, unchanged. +Laid off too were 120 draft-age youths who were working at the plant in lieu of serving in the military and about 100 workers who had committed disciplinary infractions in the past, such as theft or drinking. +On almost every criterion, Mr. Sigoloff has proven himself adept at operating a company. +Describing the "oil and gas obsession" of the investment community, Ms. Ramsey says that even if those currently sluggish industries were to revive, the area's economy would still need to diversify. +"It happened in past real-estate cycles, and it's happening again." The banks' get-tough attitude has implications reaching well beyond the survival of some big developers. +Like most legal issues, the so-called "impossiblity doctrine" is a subject of debate and interpretation. +On Sunday, Ayala was told her baby had died. +The letter said that after Moore started the fee, attorneys switched much of their legal advertising to a competing newspaper. The News-Sun has since resumed providing the affidavits free of charge. +There are $63.5 million of 7 1/4% term bonds priced at 98.24 to yield 7.45% in 2004. +It so angered two Sikh bodyguards of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi that they assassinated her five months later in New Delhi. +Sole proprietorships and partnerships pay taxes as individuals, and under the Democrats' plan, the highest-income individuals would be hit with a new 35% marginal tax rate instead of 31%. +Bush and Gorbachev have met before, most recently when Bush was president-elect. +Four Swiss-made tanks are hidden on a hill to our left. +"The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love," (Farrar, Straus and Giroux), Oscar Hijuelo's portrait of brothers from Havana who become minor celebrities as musicians in New York nightclubs. +"All I can say about this case is that it stinks," said a police spokesman. +I ignored it and put the cap on the car roof while refueling. +Tank and troop convoys moved throughout the night and day, and helicopters dropped off supplies at Tiananmen Square for the thousands of soldiers occupying the area since they drove out protesters early Sunday. +Dhaka newspapers on Monday blamed the accident on human error. +Adds Marc Schappell, an executive recruiter at Egon Zehnder International, who has spoken to dozens of Federated executives in recent weeks: "People are just demoralized." +That could make the dollar decline in comparison. +'Let's just say we would very much like to help with the delivery,' he explained. +"It's the smoking gun," the scientist said. +India's Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, which performed a "peaceful" nuclear explosion in 1974, received a wide variety of information on the chemistry of dealing with plutonium. +The lower houses in Arizona and Indiana also are within reach for Democrats. +"I think we recognized the cycles a lot sooner than other people in the industry," Anreder said. +Bunton likened the argument to the child-custody dispute King Solomon resolved by ordering the baby cut in half. +Some officials have felt that Mr. DeNunzio was too conservative in his approach to such areas as merchant banking and increasingly complex fixed-income trading. +"Even cowboys get the blues," said Ms. Richards in Austin. +They cannot go to the stock market to raise capital as can proprietary offices. But status - whether mutual or proprietary - is no real indication of financial position. +There is something basic in all of us that responds to fire. +As a result, many on the right complain that the Reagan agenda is in danger of being abandoned. +The Soviet-sponsored government said the soldiers killed at least 287 guerrillas, wounded 238 and captured tanks, armored personnel carriers and ammunition. +But he knows a lot of people are anxious, and Haughey feels the best way to allay those concerns _ especially economic ones _ is to wrap Germany into the European Community, which is on a fast track to economic union. +But then the baker _ Mary Allen, a former part-owner who had the recipes in her head _ quit and McNanna sued to get the recipes back. +The company said Wednesday that J.D. Timmer, chairman of Philips' consumer electronics division, has been nominated to replace van der Klugt. +But it will be just a ghost of budgets past. +Light snow fell across parts of Idaho late Monday, coating the Island Park area and the mountains on the Montana border. +He was diagnosed with throat cancer eight months ago and had returned home from the hospital March 13 after a two-month stay. +A far more prevalent attitude toward learning is expressed by the Russian maxim, "Repetition is the mother of knowledge." +"During these hard credit times, our attention has been holding on to and minimizing attrition of our existing customer base," said Edward A. O'Neal, vice chairman responsible for Chemical's credit-card business. +Mr. Hull hopes mostly Saudis will volunteer so that they will appreciate their "wildlife heritage." Meanwhile, 12 million barrels of oil creeps slowly closer. +Under stabilisation rules Fleming can lead the market down, but cannot push the price up unless another market maker puts its bid up first. +Negotiations are continuing in other parts of metalworking and electronics industries, a sector that employs 1.6 million of the nation's 8 million workers. +But U.S. District Court Judge Michael Mukasey in Manhattan ruled that, "though plaintiffs' evidence of discrimination is extremely thin, it exists, albeit barely," and that a trial should be held. +Indications of a stable dollar, falling commodity prices and declines in long-term interest rates contributed to the January decision to ease credit. +Mr. Phacos was called home from his vacation and charged with embezzlement, forgery and misappropriation of client funds. +Dividend income was therefore of secondary importance and it might not be possible in future to pursue a consistent dividend policy. +Given May's plan to use much of the money it would get from selling the two units to buy its shares, the move seems aimed chiefly at enhancing the value of the retailer's stock. +Mark de Bernardo, special counsel for domestic policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said Reagan is correct in opposing any move by Congress to legislate worker notification protections. +When I got a little older _ 7-8-9 _ I became interested in the camera. +NatWest Securities is forecasting unchanged month-on-month inflation, and headline inflation of 2.9 per cent, with underlying inflation of 3.2 per cent. +Who says there's no role for women in combat?" Librarians are asking Congress to guarantee public access to information generated by the nation's largest compiler of facts _ the government itself. +PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) _ The government cut in half the salary of Haiti's leader, and top officials' salaries were slashed up to 33 percent in an effort to reduce the budget deficit, an official newspaper said Tuesday. +It is in no position to lead the campaign to save the Canova for the UK. +Nancy Gertner, a lawyer for Matthew Stuart, argued at the hearing that no Massachusetts case law gives precedent for overriding the attorney-client privilege in the interest of justice. +"He was hissing and sticking his tongue out at us," Rovere said. +About 10,000 people of Clovis' 25,000 residents joined the search for the boy. +They are known as Bufo marinus. +HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT prevails in 1,565 U.S. locations listed by the Labor Department for the current fiscal year, down from 1,601 places a year ago. +After World War II, with Berlin divided between the two Germanys, the West Germans selected Bonn as a "temporary capital," enshrining in the constitution the goal of reunification and return of the capital to Berlin. +The USS Holland spends most of its time in port here. +On Friday, Benton closed unchanged at 7, up from 5 in the offering. +"It is an anomalous phenomeon which cannot be black magic, but cannot be explained by the normal rules of chemistry," said Chu. +However, if this were the correct explanation, the dollar would have sold off. +But interviews with a number of Holyoke residents also indicate a more fundamental problem: The town's mostly white, working-class voters, many aged and childless, are alienated from its mainly Puerto Rican public-school children. +Auto sales have been hit particularly hard by the Federal Reserve's strategy of pushing up interest rates to fight inflation, as have housing-related items such as hardware, building supplies and furniture. +There is a lot of buzz, a lot of self confidence. +In fact, some lawyers say, the Apple suit itself could well turn on a 1986 decision involving stuffed dinosaurs. +In Gaza City, army officials said three Arabs were injured when a firebomb they were preparing exploded. +A helicopter pilot accused of trying to fly a convicted drug trafficker out of a federal prison once worked with a man accused of being a member of the smuggler's marijuana ring, authorities said. +Bruce Sanford, a Washington lawyer who represents news media clients, said the decision was important for what it didn't do. "The court didn't avail itself of an opportunity to make a sea-change in American libel law," he said. +To compensate for the salt water's movement and to make up for lost time, the Corps might build the sand and clay sill slightly higher than originally planned, Chatry said. +The mind's slippage makes it more difficult and time-consuming for a doctor to learn a patient's history and symptoms. +The Liberals did better than expected in the Atlantic provinces, while the New Democrats turned out best in British Columbia. +The big cut in capital spending has been mirrored in the control of cost minutiae from head office to the depots. +Irwin, 50, headed for Mount Washington on Sunday after a day of shopping in Conway. +Western diplomats in Ethiopia have reported low morale in the military following a dispute between Mengistu and five top army commanders. +One official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, "Every GI who is turned over to us is dealt with. +The date on which the gilt will be repaid. Par value. +Iraq also gave even stronger indications it would use the trapped foreigners to try to chip away at international support for sanctions against Iraq and the multinational force deployed in the Persian Gulf region. +The U.S. government didn't fully support open, free and democratic elections in Haiti. +Unaware of the loss, Mr. Tucker intended to visit his broker on the way home to pick up another 2,000 shares. +The company's profit for the first six months totaled $569 million, or $3.11 a share, a 27% increase from the $449 million, or $2.47 a share, a year earlier. +The poaching problem has become so severe that, effective June 1, the state's Plant Conservation Board stiffened the penalties for picking flytraps. +In the Chapellin neighborhood of Caracas, an elderly woman died in her apartment from a wild bullet fired during gunbattles between army units and residents of a nearby slum, said eyewitnesses. +I've been saving my junk mail for four years to write this story. +While the director was telling the studio head he thought it was too late, Mr. Quaid was calling their producer to tell him the news. +We agree with him, and that is why we are worried. +Foreign Minister Choi Ho-joong did not meet any Chinese officials, but conferred with U.S. Ambassador James Lilley and Pakistan Ambassador M. Akram Zaki during his hour-long stay at Beijing airport. +The Democratic National Convention Committee hopes it can peacefully resolve the problem of fitting 35,000 credential-bearing people into a coliseum that will seat only 11,000 for the party's four-day nominating session. +The stock market crash occurred on the eve of an important Chinese Communist Party congress whose keynote was a call for continued capitalist-style economic reforms. +"Tomorrow is manicure day." Such a life isn't without its strains. +Mr. Durney, 44, has worked for the Justice Department for less than two years and previously was a partner at Hamel & Park, Washington. +The bodies of Camarena and his pilot were found on a ranch near Guadalajara. +Workers last struck the Dakota City plant in 1982 in a violence-marred dispute. +Here is a brief summary of events Saturday in Panama: _2,000 U.S. soldiers arrived to reinforce the 24,000 American soldiers already in Panama. +The event should refresh Britain's tired politics. +It's the power, the play, the challenge, the idea of living on the edge. +In composite trading on the American Stock Exchange yesterday, Everest & Jennings class B shares closed at $1.50, up 25 cents. +Mr. Gibbs estimated the company's per-share earnings for the latest quarter at about 10 cents to 12 cents. +Under the consolidation, the Brooklyn field division in New York will become part of the Queens division, and the St. Paul division will become part of the Minneapolis division. +But this time, Mr. Whittle, a former co-owner of Esquire magazine and a self-proclaimed "revolutionary" in the communications business, may have overreached. +They are devious, deceitful, and misleading. +In fact, some traders said the West German and Japanese central banks took advantage of the dollar's recent relative strength to sell dollars to reduce their enormous foreign-exchange reserves. +"Be the busiest person in town, doing things for Selma that the people can see and touch. +Encourage federal agencies to shift funds in existing budgets into superconductivity research and order them to emphasize such research in budgets for the next two fiscal years. +A 72-year-old Christian parliamentarian died Saturday when a rocket hit his apartment building during shelling duels between Syrian and Christian gunners, police said. +'Insurers are going to know much more about the people they insure,' he says, with a more scientific approach to the risks. Mr Brown warns that the D&O market could be heading for disaster if the growth is seen as an easy way of making money. +Security Pacific's merchant bank had handled commercial and investment banking and various securities and currency transactions in more than 20 countries. +Hours earler, male penitents with cloth-covered faces, whipped their backs with wooden sticks tied to a lash in an annual ritual to "wash" their sins or repay God for some miracles. +Growing international sales of ready-to-eat cereal helped Kellogg Co. post a 4.2 percent increase in second-quarter profits, the world's largest cereal maker said Friday. +Both the Air Force and the Navy are moving ahead with new attack aircraft and fighter jets. +Drought has plagued one part of the nation or another in every summer this decade except 1982, and the cumulative effect may well pose the most serious danger. +Advanced Polymer developed the Microsponge technology in the early 1980s. +When Mrs. Thatcher reached for her handbag during their talk, he quickly remarked: "Ah, the handbag." Here are excerpts of testimony by Oliver North on Thursday in the Iran-Contra trial as he was questioned by defense attorney Brendan Sullivan. +Under House rules, members must unanimously agree before a bill can be brought to the floor without a waiting period. +Later there is the sound of Malcolm arriving for the final push in a helicopter. Yet the rocket launcher is variously used. +Turbochargers are not shown, unless indicated in the name of the model. +Export Controls The conferees voted to abolish controls on the export of many widely available electronics products to Japan and 14 NATO allies. +Many of these mass merchandisers are slashing prices below manufacturers' suggested retail prices to build store traffic. +Mitch Snyder, whose personal demons apparently overwhelmed his fierce commitment to the nation's homeless, was remembered Friday as "a man of justice" who worked tirelessly to assist the downtrodden. +And he got a good one as a young World War II naval officer trying to find a cheap way to haul his family's belongings from base to base. +The most memorable prediction from the former Phillips & Drew economist was that there would be 50,000 job losses after the 1987 stock market crash. +(Mr. Stein got the arcade-game rights.) Mirrorsoft's Mr. Maxwell was furious; he had hoped to receive all rights to the game. +That's under clinical conditions. +"There's a growing desire of Arab-Americans to identify with their heritage," said Faris Bouhafa, spokesman of the Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee, a civil rights and lobbying group. +After sentencing Debra Shaw to the maximum jail time, District Court Judge David W. Young then instructed a jailer to give the woman's two children a tour of the courthouse holding cells. +The sources said the Libyan shipments have included heavy machine guns, rocket-propelled grenades, quantities of commercial explosives and Soviet-made SAM-7 surface-to-air missiles capable of downing helicopters and other aircraft. +"It means there's a public out there that's restless and looking for new things," he says. +The survey of Republicans found that Bush and Dole were tied for the lead in the Republican race at 29 percent. +Soviet leaders have never acknowledged the existence of the Sverdlovsk facility. +Curry was charged with kidnapping, criminal confinement, battery, criminal recklessness and auto theft. +Iran's spiritual leader called today for "holy war" against the U.S. presence in the Persian Gulf in another sign that Tehran was moving to mend fences with Iraq. +CORPORATE DEMAND for senior managers softens, a survey of 750 companies by consultant Korn/Ferry International shows. +It charged losses of $107.9 million from the sale or swap of such loans to its reserves. +Yield 9.55% (annual) at the reoffer price, or 49 basis points above the French government 9.8% bonds due January 1996. +The utility also failed to post warning signs that respirators were required and failed to evaluate adequately the amount of radioactive material in the air, the NRC said. +Lance missiles have a range of up to 75 miles. +Along with the makeshift glasses and scopes, the most popular items at sidewalk stalls in advance of the eclipse were baseball caps at $1.50 or less and T-shirts ranging in price from $1.75 to $6. +Crew members aboard the Coast Guard cutter "Boutwell" tried to contact the master of the vessel by radio, flag hoist, and waving, Herlihy said. +Mission Control said the weather for Friday's planned landing at Edwards looked good. +The electricity industry is struggling with expensive and inefficient nuclear-power plants. +German Chancellor Helmut Kohl denounced attempts to undermine Gorbachev and warned it would be a lot more costly to the rest of the world should Gorbachev fall than to offer emergency aid now. +The killings raised to 1,270 the number of deaths in Punjab this year from the Sikh militants' violent agitation for an independent homeland. +For the moment, she suggests a walk. +Without such a system, margin levels are set for the futures and options trades at different clearinghouses with no consideration given to their offsetting effect. +More than 400 hill tribe children _ Christian, Buddhist and animist _ live in a Morse-run hostel when they come down from their villages for schooling in this northern hub. +A 1981 congressional study requested by Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, after the Army announced plans to close the fort reached the same conclusion. +Grumman's president, John O'Brien, sharply disputes such conclusions. +But the move wasn't followed by other major banks. +The eight were killed before dawn Nov. 16 on the campus of Central American University, where the Jesuits taught. +They also could face disciplinary action from the Internal Revenue Service and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission. +It was a time of other crises too, especially that produced by the high price of imported oil. +Some four hours after the shooting, about 60 cars were lined up outside Nablus and an equal number were queued inside the city waiting to pass a roadblock manned by three jeeploads of troops. +S&P also expressed alarm about the lost sales dominance by Chrysler's Jeep vehicles. +"This ought to be your No. 1 priority because this is an emergency, whether you believe it or not," said Rep. Nicholas Mavroules, D-Mass., chairman of the subcommittee. +Mr. Smith said he didn't believe the security firm had lost business yet. +Pacific Western Bancshares expects to report that first-quarter profit rose 9.7%, reflecting growing fee and interest income, said Phillip Boyce, chairman and chief executive officer. +The Racine, Wis., engine-cooling equipment maker also raised its earnings outlook for fiscal 1988 ending March 31, citing a strong first-half outlook and favorable weather. +The Swiss Banking Commission said the rapid expansion of Swiss banks' investment funds outside Switzerland raised troubling questions about their motives, and it urged the Finance Ministry to examine the trend. +The existing two-year note was quoted at a price to yield 6.147%, while the when-issued two-year note to be sold today was quoted at 6.163%, 0.016 percentage point higher. +Both companies said they were satisfied with the handling of the problem. +Mack, based in Allentown, Pa., has been a souring investment for Renault, which began to accumulate its current 45% ownership in 1979. +Her eldest son has tried to find work, "But all we have to say is we're from Las Flores and we don't get jobs," she says. +Three Israeli institutions have applied for licenses to buy Cray and IBM supercomputers, but the permits have been delayed out of U.S. concern that Israel might use the fast-computing systems to develop nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. +A Tandy spokesman said the CD is now "in the product development phase." Thomson CSF of France showed a prototype last year but hasn't disclosed any marketing plans. +Wood said six of the escapees, who included four convicted killers, were being housed in the cellhouse because they had been charged with or found guilty of assault on other inmates. +Goldman is "very sensitive to succession. +The referendum was thus unnecessary on this issue. +But the FBI chief told lawmakers that he and other senior bureau managers didn't find out about the documents until last week, according to two members of the committee. +"Hey, I can still do it," she said. "I'm not even going to think it won't happen because it will. +The suspect accounts allegedly received illegal proceeds from the operations of the world's biggest cocaine traffickers, including Colombians Pablo Escobar-Gaviria and Jorge Ochoa-Vasquez, leading members of the so-called Medellin cartel. +Sales of all British vehicles registered a 67% upsurge to 2,230 units in June from 1,338 units. +American and European publishers on Monday opened a weeklong seminar in Budapest designed to train dozens of Hungarian publishers, editors and executives in management, distribution, advertising, promotion and marketing. +To ease its progress the Arts Council more than doubled its grant to an impressive Pounds 1.12m. this year. +Large matters like elections or what best to do about mad bankers (shoot or drown them, I imagine) are way beyond my grasp. +Monthly measurements since 1980 of a prominent crack on the forehead of George Washington's likeness indicated the potential instability of the fissure, he said. +"The mission communications system provides worldwide clearance secure voice and data communications," Fitzwater said. +Also ignorant of the investigation was Mr. Williams, at least until after the article had been completed. +The ABA is not required to reveal who was interviewed or any specifics of the process. +Reynolds also granted PTL permission to use $800,000 of the proceeds from property sales, normally frozen by the court during bankruptcy proceedings, to cover a shortfall at the ministry. +"We went for about 15 minutes on the hood of a jeep. +The bonds yield 5.01% (annual) at the issue price, 5.15% after deducting full commissions. +Emergency rooms are overburdened with the worst wounds of urban America: the gunshot holes from drug wars, medicine for the homeless and uninsured, care for AIDS patients. +Goode said he had privately pushed for change since 1984, the year after he was elected, but said he was speaking out now because he had met resistance. +More than two decades of military control came to an end. +Congress must approve any final agreement and the debate there is likely to be intense. +That service promises to deliver television pictures of exceptional clarity. +The Lac Court Oreilles Chippewa tribe, about 100 miles to the west, also plans to keep its casino open. +However, the institute is less optimistic about the pace of recovery. +Anderson was also reportedly among the hostages in the barracks. +Mr. LaBant said the AS/400 is now price-competitive with personal computers and workstations for applications using a "server" computer and as few as four terminals. +"The worst" that can be said is that he was trying to avoid "the consequences of providing benefits to Colonel North," said Weingarten. +Her body was dug up Jan. 25 during a police search of the house. +Kash-N-Karry confirmed it plans to sell stock to a New York investment partnership as part of a move by the Tampa-based grocery chain to expand its franchise. +Peter Worsley produces rustic furniture. "I employed 52 people in a two-story factory in Johannesburg," he said. "Then a customer brought me to the Crocodile River and I saw what I was missing _ geese charging around the garden, dogs playing. +Despite increased marketing expenditures, Philip Morris's operating profit from tobacco grew about 15%. +With no Bill of Rights, the majority could vote to deprive the minority of whatever liberties it decided were no longer needed. +The performance numbers calculated this way aren't exact, because they assume that shares held at the start of the quarter are retained until the end. +The Air Force alone may have to shrink by almost 1,000 planes and cut about $50 billion from its procurement plans through 1997. +Roger Bendir, the second freed soldier, said he will quit the military and become a farmer. +The impact of the recession upon the UK's innovative potential will have implications for the health of the economy long after the recession is formally declared over. +The former television evangelist's only strong showings have come in caucus states, where organization and depth of support count. +"Our assets clearly include strengthening students' basic skills and improving minority student performance," said executive director Archie LaPointe. +Imports rose by $5.44 billion to $105.1 billion, however. +IBM has failed in its past attempts to crack the huge workstation market, but the new effort appears to be shaping up better. +From Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. comes Men's Life, billed as a "one-stop read for men leading real lives," says Barry Golson, editor of Men's Life and a former editor at Playboy magazine. +It did not specify the duration of the meeting. +The key to her improvement, says U.S. Olympic coach Mike Crowe, was that her strength and experience finally caught up with her technique, which had been the best in the sport for several years. +Last year, Arthur Young's growth in consulting revenue lagged behind that of other major accounting firms. +He claimed it only because of pressure from relatives, he said. +"But as of now, we're not talking to them." +Others fear the ever-growing number of West Germans coming back to claim property they abandoned while fleeing the Communists after World War II. +It has called Desert Partners' offer inadequate, and has encouraged holders not to tender their shares. +Towey was a producer and director at KIRO for 30 years. +The tanker rammed jagged Bligh Reef, gashing its hull and spewing nearly 11 million gallons of Alaska crude oil in a spill which devastated fisheries, wildlife and the scenic shores of Prince William Sound. +For now, the Miara family is under house arrest pending a Paraguayan judicial ruling. +I think that if foreign forces withdraw, there is hope for a unified Arab position." Mr. Saleh says he considers President Bush "a wonderful friend," wise in domestic administration. +If people even put harmful things in trick or treat candy, we understand the potential problem of letting people bring prepared food," he said. +Pentos said that pre-tax profits for the year ending December 1992 would be 'significantly below market expectations.' +Corporate bonds finished mixed. +The company also is expected to draw from its marketing and sales experience in Canada, where Rogaine has been available in pharmacies since the fall of 1986. +Artists such as The Carpenters, Carole King, Joe Cocker, Styx and The Police have recorded for A&M. +It's little guys like us who are helping win the "cholesterol war" by providing edible alternatives to high-cholesterol foods. +On BBC2 Jeremy Isaacs comes Face To Face With Billy Connolly, the Scottish comedian (11.15). +Net for the third quarter was $207.2 million, or 42 cents a share, compared with $166.2 million, or 35 cents a share, a year earlier. +If Mr. Gandhi cannot or will not understand the larger dangers implied by his border confrontations, it's time for his real friends in Europe and the U.S. to start reminding him. +Regular BP shares were up 9 at 259. +Mr Tony Lancelot, at UBS, said: 'Competition is intensifying in many areas where Lucas operates and recovery is becoming more distant.' +We had to weigh the dope, and if you didn't round it out, but weighed it to the very last fraction, you could make a whole lot of money." +The carpenters union is suing Empire Contract Consulting of New York and its two principals, Paul Adler and Stanley Burns, for failing to properly analyze the investments and advise the union on the loans' performance. +Asked why, Regan said: "Well, the thing had been a fiasco up to that point, in my judgment it had not worked. +He died without ever resolving it," said a 30-year-old woman wearing a mask and sunglasses at the rally. +The association said the "largeevidence shows more lives are saved by properlyap belts than by no restraining device at all. +The US currency closed in London at DM1.6882 against the dollar from DM1.694 on Thursday. The D-Mark fell back slightly in Europe after its recent strength. +A motorist whose heart was apparently bigger than his nose rescued an injured skunk Saturday but could not find an animal hospital to help, police said. +But also to a public that is suffering what Goldberg calls "compassion fatigue." +Only one of the Foster Grant top executives, the sales and marketing director, will keep his job, McGrath said. +'We plan 8-10 per cent annual growth a year until the end of the century,' Mr Cheong Choong Kong, managing director, said. +Paul Maglione, a spokesman for Philip Morris, said some EC countries had ulterior motives in supporting a ban on tobacco advertising. +By police count, 561 people have been killed and 1,554 wounded since Amal and Hezbollah began fighting in Beirut and south Lebanon last April for dominance of Lebanon's 1.2 million Shiites. +KKR chose Mr. Gerry because "he was the hungriest," says Steven Rattner, a Lazard Freres & Co. partner who advised KKR in forming the new partnership. +As a sign of productivity gains, Mr. Perry said monthly shipments have jumped to about $2.6 million from $1.7 million a year earlier, while employment has been cut to 375 workers from 700. +The Bible teaches that when lions and the lambs can lie down together and none will be afraid, there will be peace in the valley. +The percentage was misstated in an earlier edition because of a typographical error. +After the state's House boundaries were realigned, Michigan became the first state since Reconstruction with two black congressmen. +He liked the well-finished buttonholes, precise cut of the sleeves and the underarm triangles of cloth to absorb perspiration. +There's been a 30 percent increase this year in the number of Wheaton students majoring in German, he said. +Teflon is already just about everywhere. +A military spokesman said Friday the armed forces will investigate allegations that high-ranking officers are involved in drug trafficking. +Producers of the show said the premise of Wagner's segment is that through pesticides, farming is a major polluter of the environment. +ITV, a middleman between Saatchi and the BBC, last week asked for financial guarantees because of Saatchi's financial troubles. +Partly by receiving management fees, lease payments and other income from its subsidiaries, the parent company alone was marginally profitable in 1987, even as it reported a record loss on a consolidated basis. +Most of all what I want is to knock it off the air," Mr. DeCosta said. +A new issue, BWIP Holding, was the most active issue, closing at its offering price of 14 1/2 on volume of three million shares. +The restrictions would apply only to American-owned planes or ships that are entering or leaving the United States. +Israel estimates that some 400,000 Soviet Jews wish to leave. +His father's $3 million estate has been placed in trust. +However, Fitzwater said that these changes dealt mostly with bookkeeping methods. "I don't know about the budget stuff. +"We're just increasing our investment in newspapers," Mr. Furse said. +About 15 minutes later, Morris leaned forward in his chair, pointed his finger at another witness and accused him of lying about the events on the night of the shooting. +In March unemployment was 15.5 per cent from 9.2 per cent a year ago. However, the number of unemployed is expected to have stayed steady in April. +According to the filing, Black & Decker's chairman was advised that American Standard's chairman "was not available." +Kenneth Sitomer, president and chief executive officer, said the restructuring is beginning to yield results, citing a 13% jump in sales to $56.6 million from $50 million in the 1990 quarter, which ended May 5. +After a four-year battle, an appeals court reversed the decision, saying that while the supervisor had asked the question, he hadn't discriminated in hiring. +The only category to show an increase was revolving credit, which includes credit cards, but even that rose at a slower pace than in previous months. +The leaks stirred a furor in the province, the implication being that secret intelligence is falling into the hands of Protestant gangs and helping them choose assassination targets. +Appraisal groups, for instance, oppose mandatory licensing as proposed by Rep. Barnard. +If our customers want it, we would respond." He added that the technical manuals that publishers routinely provide school districts using their tests already provide much of the information Cannell demanded, such as how difficult the tests are. +In an interview with the Maariv newspaper, he railed at the government for failing to treat the Arabs as equals, and at himself for not doing enough for them. +As much a part of Kansas City as its fountains, the Cobras average 300 invitations a year and accept 100 to 200. +The "American Focus" radio show and the college students who produce it are hardly household names, but the guests heard on the program usually are. +Sir Peter Abeles, chief executive officer of TNT Ltd., called the partnership an "historic development" that would reduce the cost of carrying packages. +The first exhibition to use the new halls will be the International Printing Equipment Exhibition. The NEC has consistently made profits since the early 1980s. +Both spoke on the condition of anonymity. +What they did disclose was that Jordan's picture would be printed on at least 12 million to 14 million boxes of the cereal. +"The moves that we're making (will) make our company a stronger company rather than a weaker company," Mr. Conway said. +He contracted AIDS in 1984 from blood products used to treat his hemophilia. +Mr. Blumenfeld said the company plans to go forward with that offering while the offer to buy the businesses is under consideration. +Polish drivers are being forced off the roads not only by the doubling of gasoline prices but also by steep increases in car registration fees, highway taxes and insurance premiums. +On New York's Commodity Exchange, gold settled at $377.60 a troy ounce, off $3.80 from Monday. +Negotiations began at daybreak and continued until sunset. +Instead, such a resolution would highlight allegations of atrocities in Kuwait and recommend action "that makes Iraq accountable," possibly by demanding future financial reparations to the Kuwaitis, the source said. +Judge Thomas has made very clear that he is of the judicial-restraint school that abhors legislating from the bench. +Applied Magnetics said it plans to use the money for expansion of facilities, for capital equipment and for working capital. +He wants to change her. Personally, I'd leave her the way she is. +It also represents a strategy change for the US conglomerate, which has been examining ways to help its lacklustre share price. Alcatel-Alsthom will pay FFr13.2bn in cash, in three instalments, for the stake. +Seiters said those at the closed East Berlin mission would be allowed to stay until they "decide voluntarily to leave." Mission spokesman Eberhard Grashoff said that as of midday Wednesday, none had left. +Tax officials announced that they were extending by 10 days the detention in solitary confinement of Mr Mavrodi, who is accused of tax evasion. +"It was considered better (by Western powers) to lose Czechoslovakia than to save it at the hands of the Soviet Union. The world thought was not to let the Soviet Union participate in major international decisions," he said. +He brought them Christianity and civilisation. +Unocal Corp. said it began producing oil from Platform Irene, the first offshore platform in Southern California's Santa Maria Basin. +The ticket-tax proposal was first floated last fall, when the airlines were stung by a spike in jet fuel costs. +It says such transactions are usually cheaper than paying off depositors. +"We were incredibly pleased with the openness and cooperation that the government displayed in welcoming us to ride along with their police," said Stephen Chao, vice president of Fox television stations. +"Low-cost producers of good services are the ones that usually survive a shakeout well," said George Pillari, president of Health Care Investment Analysts Inc. in Baltimore. +A hearing on Posner's plan for distribution of the $3 million is scheduled for Wednesday before U.S. District Judge Eugene P. Spellman. +Consequently they spend a minimum effort in testing the expandability and adaptability of new systems. +That led to a landslide victory in March 1989 in direct popular elections to the Soviet Congress of People's Deputies, the national parliament. +Foreign Minister Sergiu Celac told visiting Helsinki Watch representatives he was "very disappointed that the United States government was so slow in responding to the situation in Romania," Laber said. +Director Joe Mantello allows the charming Melissa Joan Hart, who plays the the teen-age Valerie, to rush through her monologue, making some of it unintelligible. +Sometimes described incorrectly as "pro-government," CUS and other independent unions in an umbrella group called the Permanent Congress of Workers (CPT) are outraged by government inaction. +Mellon Bank's stock has traded in the area of $25 a share ever since Warburg Pincus bought in, but that doesn't trouble Mr. Pincus. +Hollister said the highlight of her team's work came on a recent sweltering day at a shelter for the homeless. +Lukman declined to comment on the nature or extent of the meetings. +The German issue also is the central topic at the North Atlantic Council meeting in Turnberry, Scotland, that begins Thursday and at the the Warsaw Pact meeting in Moscow at the end of the week. +The police official said the type of explosives and other details of the blast were under investigation. +"We cover breaking news. They take news provided by others and rewrite it in broadcast style. +Utilities were boosted by the strong performance in bond markets. +The report on Pravda's back page was the latest in a series of revealing dispatches about the accident, an apparent sign of Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev's policy of "glasnost," or greater openness. +Since the Gulf War unemployment has stood at 36 per cent and annual inflation at 100 per cent. +Members of the Barco administration have been under continual threat from Colombia's violent drug traffickers. +In Russia alone, the ECE expects net national product (output excluding services) to drop by a quarter in 1992, a fall of 36 per cent since 1989. In the three Baltic states the situation this year has been worse still. +Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita was jolted by a new setback in Japan's stock-profiteering scandal hours after he promised reform measures in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday. +Exports to Asia jumped 37.8% to $7.01 billion while exports to the EC nations rose 19% to $4.49 billion. +They would pick up the astronauts and wait until they could be rescued by a ship or helicopter. +"We're living on borrowed time," says Dennis Thompson, agricultural adviser with the University of Illinois extension service in Rock Island County. +Neither husband nor wife is interested in diversifying, however. +Club manager Scott Vokoun, who was aware that commission investigators were present that night, said his attorney does not believe he violated his entertainment permit. +Probably not, judging by the Fed's 'Beige Book' report on economic conditions, released last week. +Born in 1917, Steno's real name was Stefano Vanzina. +The scope for margin recovery is clear: last year, Mothercare accounted for 27 per cent of group sales but just 10 per cent of profits. Even so, the market is understandably averse to companies which have such a dismal record of retaining staff. +He was imprisoned for the kidnap and assault of two teen-age girls. +The other Navy program the defense secretary may curtail _ the SSN-21 Seawolf attack submarine _ dropped in estimated cost from $20 billion to $16 billion because of a decrease in the number of submarines from 12 to nine. +The school customizes courses in telecommunications and teaches classes two nights a week at MCI's offices in Manhattan. +Equally important, however, is continuation of that 'strong commitment to competition policy' which Sir Leon lauds. +Boeing said 94 of the 737-400s, 609 of the 128-seat 737-300s and 10 of the 108-passenger 737-500s are being operated world-wide. +Protective Life gained 1 to 23 3/4 after it reported fourth-quarter earnings of 81 cents a share, up from 66 cents a share a year earlier. +In 1985, for example, the company took a $2.7 million charge because of the divestiture of its EA-International advertising units in Europe. +The exchange also said Ritchie Baggs, of Salt Lake City, without admitting or denying guilt, was barred for three years from employment with an exchange firm in any supervisory capacity, with one year served. +Now, Taiwan's version of Cicciolina, the Italian porn star who won a seat in parliament, has become the most talked about woman on this island. +The department said the pact would end Japanese fishing of salmon stocks off the US and Canadian coasts, a matter of concern since 1945. +The doctor did not identify the women he treated or say what was wrong with them. +The company said earnings dropped to $756.4 million from $958.9 million, converting the Swiss franc at its current rate. +Combined with money left from previous campaigns, that gave them $51 million in leftover campaign money, an average of $130,000 for each incumbent who was returned to office. +Steinhardt is under investigation at the SEC for its role in the Salomon Inc. Treasury-securities scandal, though the money manager hasn't been charged with wrongdoing and has said it did nothing wrong. +The main opposition coalition of 21 parties denounced the move, however, and boycotted the elections, saying fair elections under Ershad were impossible. +The detailed, slow-motion description of his destructive tools takes on a curious, pregnant intensity. +Texas Air Corp. is quietly raising $100 million to bolster its liquidity through a private debt offering. +Dr. Sidney Wolfe, who heads the health research group of Public Citizen, founded by consumer advocate Ralph Nader, said some communities have built "great model programs." +"We need a better feel for how new products impact on the system," he said later. +At their recent debate, they both were polished performers with an impressive command of issues. +The Agriculture Department said the breeding herd in the 10 largest hog-producing states on Sept. 1 was 9% larger than a year earlier. +The crowd was still yelling racial slurs when Bonitto returned with officers and identified Guglielmo as his attacker, police said. +Mr Klaus has long argued that his country is in a position to join now because of its advanced economic and political reforms. +Reporters in Lagos have said people believed the military government forced the committee of Moslem elders that selected the new sultan to choose Dasuki instead of Maccido. +Nobody enjoys himself more than Anthony Mee as Alfred the tenor, his accent now North-of-Watford, now Italian Riviera. +D'Arcy says couponing already may have become too much of a good thing. +Gorbachev announced earlier this month that a Soviet pullout could begin May 15 and be completed within 10 months if U.N.-sponsored negotiations in Geneva next month can put together a formal agreement by March 15. +Carr met with reporters after the two-hour trustees meeting during which student, faculty and staff groups voiced strong opposition to the initial settlement. +It is not limited to England: in Sweden magpies are connected with witchcraft and in Scotland if they fly near your window it heralds a death. +Jimenez spoke in an interview at the U.N.-OAS tent camp headquarters outside the mountain hamlet of El Amparo in north-central Nicaragua. +Cluett "seemed to have had the line misstriped and miscolored," says an executive at a rival, who credits Cluett's mistake for a 15% to 20% rise in his own sales. +With an additional 3,370,000 shares Anchor Glass has locked in under a stock purchase accord, the company said it has access to 99.5% of Diamond-Bathurst shares outstanding. +Plantronics jumped 4 7/8 to 25 7/8, above the $25-a-share value placed on a takeover bid from a management group. +MASSACHUSETTS (13): Liberal Democrats may be endangered elsewhere, but this state voted 54 percent for Dukakis, 66 percent for Sen. Edward Kennedy, returned two gay Democrats to the U.S. House and gave Democrats a 4-1 advantage in the legislature. +But thousands of people died, chopped to bits in the fighting or bloated by the plague. +Duke himself has drawn a lot of the criticism. +Main figures are Republican Party, like former anti-mafia judge Ayala, plus a few Christian Democrats and from PDS. +An additional boost from US buying late in the afternoon helped the stock to finish only 3 lower on the day at 626p. Turnover reached a heavy 13m shares. +He won't have very much recuperation time when the Titans tour ends: After a week or two at home in Arizona, Mele goes back on tour until December ("my wife is very understanding, God bless her"). +In a separate announcement, Uspci said it expects sales and per-share earnings for the second quarter to be considerably higher than analysts' estimates of 24 cents to 30 cents. +Appearing under the headline "Oprah! +The walkout crippled the airline's top-priority Northeast shuttle this morning as the work week got under way, but a court order prevented rush-hour chaos for a half-million rail commuters. +It was not until the late 1970s that she began to produce the painted bronze sculptures on which her reputation now largely rests and that constitute the bulk of her retrospective exhibition. +The violin was made in 1676 by Austrian Jakob Steiner. +Of course, Mr. Prechter has also made many wrong calls, most notably in the short-term stock market and in bonds. +Switzerland has expelled a Soviet diplomat suspected of buying computer secrets. +In addition, the pact recognizes the growing importance of mutual funds by specifically stating that it covers violations of laws concerning the operation of investment companies. +Through member contributions, he said he hoped to raise an equity pool "of a few hundred million dollars or more." +"Each kid in the section has the same music, then we assign them a certain number of bells and teach them where the notes are located on the staff," he said. +The mining of the frigate Samuel B. Roberts on April 14 led to "Operation Praying Mantis," a series of retaliatory strikes against Iranian oil platforms and other targets four days later. +The price of the government's latest 10-year notes rose to 99 26/32 from 99 8/32, as the yield dropped to 8.9% from 8.99%. +All gained access to funding at an interest rate less than 0.15 percentage points over Libor. Another source of cheap finance was convertible bond issues. +We can't go following our money around the world the way some of the British immigrants have done.' But mostly they do not even want to. +Ultimate Corp. said it signed an agreement that allows it to resell Tandem Computers Inc.'s computers with Ultimate's software. +A rate decline in Europe would make yields in the U.S. credit markets more attractive to foreign investors. +Ms. Duvall, meanwhile, "has been the most successful in getting big-name talent to work for cable," Mr. Sie said, persuading stars ranging from Joan Collins to Mick Jagger to appear on her cable programs. +K mart canceled the four-year contract in April 1986, shortly after Fashion House filed suit against it for unpaid commissions. +Roemer said the tri-state region is rich in oil and natural gas, timber, agricultural products and seafood, all products Japan needs and that can be transported through the states' six seaports. +This led investors to sell stocks because West German industry profits depend largely on the dollar rate. +The figures don't include private placements or issues with maturities of 13 months or less. +Charter officials said they hope to enter bankruptcy court some time around yearend and complete the reorganization by the spring of 1992. +Among them were new alarmist forecasts, including one from Japan, of a sharp decline in Soviet oil exports. +Copper futures ended lower on New York's Commodity Exchange following reports that the Peruvian government had ordered back to work employees of the Southern Peru Copper Corp. who have been on strike since March 12. +There is also increasing use of academic engineers in industrial research. What is missing, though, is continuous interchange that involves young academics in the management of engineering companies. +The lawsuit contends Douglas R. Turner diverted to the bank account of his company, Green View Developers Inc., $1,006,130 in federal funds intended to assist low-income facilities in obtaining housing. +Hands tugging seams and probing terrycloth toes, she works at what seems a double-time pace, like nearly everyone at the plant, where pay is usually by the piece. +Residents pay a monthly fee to Golden Rain: 30% goes to upkeep of the common grounds and 70% goes toward maintenance and services for the mutuals. +The vets are breaking out their faded jungle fatigues and boonie hats to march in Veterans Day parades. +Bruce Sutton said firefighters "have no reason to believe it was anything but an accident." "We believe it was caused by a smoldering cigarette, but we took all kinds of samples from the house and have sent them to the lab," Sutton said. +They are uniquely placed to be able enjoy skiing all the year round with flights to New Zealand in the summer. +Shaken hours after watching soldiers take over her workplace Friday, journalist Maria Gediene swore that Mikhail Gorbachev had met his match in Lithuania's stubborn, non-violent resistance. +The couple's four young children and three friends were asleep in the house when four bombs were thrown over the wall surrounding the garden. +A self-assured man of medium height and build whose thinning dark hair falls toward thick glasses, he denies in an interview there that he is part of any organized group. +But in practice, the U.S. underwrote Japan's single-minded mercantilism, and Western Europe's flabby welfare statism, to keep intact the anti-Soviet political and security alliance. +"I believe in Europe. +"The political union should embrace a genuine common security policy, which at the end should lead to a common defense," they said. +NRA lobbyists gave up their fight after watching the bill sail through the Senate on a 35-10 vote Saturday, but Charles H. Cunningham, state liaison for the association, said he will be back to renew the fight next year. +Although Iraq denies it orchestrated the spill, the U.S. military is convinced Saddam Hussein is responsible. +Dryer's Los Angeles publicist, Dick Delson, said the actor wasn't immediatly available to comment Tuesday. +More vivid than documentaries, more in-depth and reflective than nightly news, the "48 Hours" format has tremendous potential. +We just raised it by one pfennig and one yen," said Mr. Sherrer at Royal Bank. +Still, he says, the company hasn't yet decided whether to involve senior corporate officers: "It's something we've been looking at," he says. +Lewis has been convicted on cocaine charges in the Virgin Islands. +It turned into a political alliance in 1981, when Mr. de la Madrid began to be mentioned as a possible successor to then President Jose Lopez Portillo. +Likewise, ordering a strong red Barolo in mid-July is not recommended, even in Turin, the capital of Piedmont where it is grown. Choosing local dishes is a sure way to impress one's host, but newcomers needn't exaggerate. +The rate of low birth weight among black infants is more than twice the rate for white infants: 127.1 per 1,000 blacks in 1987, versus 56.8 for whites. +Overall, reoffering yields ranged from 6.30% in 1992 to 7.62% in 2021 for the insured certificates. +Prosecutors have projected the trial will last two months because the remaining defendants span a 15-year time frame discussed in the indictment. +Outside the giant shuttle assembly building, where Apollo's Saturn 5 rockets once were put together, the former astronauts will make brief remarks and listen to a tape recording of the final minutes of their countdown. +Lawyers for the town of Brookhaven couldn't be reached for comment. +But St. John's and its ethos of work, study and prayer left its imprint. +This left the West with little leverage to influence the outcome of Havel's trial or the case of two other dissidents convicted the next day. +The plan is reminiscent of what Lorenzo did with Eastern's sister carrier Continental Airlines in September 1983. +The government promised official results within 24 hours. +One handout promises: "Pedigrees, parties, post times, parimutuels and pageantry." +They already have five Supreme Court cases to argue next term, including representing the tobacco industry in the first high court case on whether the federal cigarette warning law pre-empts personal-injury lawsuits by smokers or their families. +Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, writing for the court, said there were sufficient factors to lead agents to reasonably suspect Sokolow was engaged in criminal activity. +Another traditional measure of investor confidence is the stock market. +Giuliani said some of the information for the indictment was provided by Boyd L. Jefferies, a Los Angeles investment professional who settled government charges of securities fraud in 1987 in exchange for his cooperation in other investigations. +Under the special election process, county leaders determine the party candidates without primaries. +The county encompasses an area from the northern suburbs of Albuquerque toward northwestern New Mexico. +One of Mahoney's last requests while waiting for the jury's verdict on Thursday was to meet with Kentucky State Police Trooper Henry "Sonny" Cease, who was the case's lead investigator. +The agency also claimed that the company falsified data to conceal the open-air test, a charge the company denied. +The company earlier this month revised its initial proposal and said it would complete the restructuring if only two-thirds of its bonds outstanding were exchanged, instead of 80%, as first proposed. +There are no limitations in my life." He makes long-range plans, including a co-production next year between several European TV networks on the great opera singer Enrico Caruso. +Leahy and the committee's ranking Republican, Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana, said budget negotiations would lead to cuts in farm subsidy spending. +He told them not to bother. +Potter directed construction of the infrastructure for Disney World, including underground sewer, power and water treatment plants that were considered revolutionary at the time. +On Thursday, Takeshita told Chief Cabinet Secretary Keizo Obuchi to look into the history of other new Cabinet members' ties to Recruit Co., an information and publishing conglomerate at the center of the scandal. +The arrest and transportation of Noriega could have violated U.S. law and provisions of both the Panama Canal Treaty and the Geneva Convention. +RJR had originally told its commercial bankers that the new preferred stock was likely to carry a 10% dividend. +On December 16, Kevin and Ian asked for a further Pounds 400,000 each for legal fees. +To make matters worse, there is new evidence that chemicals in the water are eroding the concrete structure. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Equimark closed Friday at $4.625, unchanged. +One Dekalb Class B share will receive one-half share of a non-voting Dekalb Genetics Class B common, as well as one voting share of Pride Petroleum common. +'Strikes, human rights issues and land issues will tax the ingenuity of the political leadership'. Sustained economic growth, most delegates argued, would allow countries to meet their domestic political challenges. +The legislation's main critics, the unions, accuse the government of creating 'junk jobs' and are planning a 24-hour general strike next month. But the government is determined to push its reforms through. +Except for an aberration in October, a U.S. export boom has helped keep the deficit on a narrowing trend since July. +This internal susceptibility to the fever of elitism is by far the greatest danger for black colleges. +The finalists are a biologist, a nurse, a shop assistant and a teacher. +That's when a tip by an employee led bank auditors once again to review the administration department and discover a false billing scheme for bogus construction work. +Complicating the issue is a big block of undecided voters, ranging as high as 40 percent in some surveys. +Israel declared yesterday that it is willing to free its captives, but only after Israeli soldiers missing in Lebanon are accounted for. +"It's easier for Washington to understand our positions if we're singing out of the same hymnal." It's far from clear how much Detroit will gain from its joint lobbying efforts on fuel-economy legislation and other issues. +She's not on parade.' Unlike Elisabeth in Verdi's Don Carlos. +It would require companies to offer their workers a choice of at least three insurance plans, but would not oblige the employee to accept this offer or the employer to pay any share of its cost. +Borden, with annual sales of $7.6 billion in 1989, produces foods, non-food consumer products, packaging and industrial products. +In exchange, ITT received copies of internal government documents with confidential procurement information on two Air Force programs ITT was interested in purchasing. +The New Democrats narrowly missed a majority in the last two elections and could seize control of the 300-seat single house Parliament with just a 1 percent increase in votes. +The company has several operations in the U.S.; the business that makes adhesive tapes, in Sparta, Mich., accounts for more than a quarter of Beiersdorf's world-wide business. +THE BANK of Japan yesterday dismissed calls to ease monetary policy after its latest survey of business showed the weakest outlook in four years, with profits and capital spending plans declining sharply. +Marine Col. John Caputa, who heads the directorate, says there was no available alternative contractor. +In the three sessions since Iraq invaded Kuwait, the measure has fallen 188.86 points, or 6.5 percent. +Choices by hundreds of banks have yet to be made. +China freed 97 pro-democracy protesters, including two student leaders, after the anniversary of the June 4 army attack on last year's demonstrations passed without major unrest, officials said Wednesday. +Airport commissioners hired experts from the Department of Agriculture's Animal Damage Control unit _ pigeon killers as they're known by some airport workers _ to eliminate birds of a feather. +In the face of likely opposition in Congress, the Reagan administration has decided to drop an earlier plan that two federally chartered credit agencies pay stiff fees to the Treasury when they issue debt or mortgage-backed securities. +Jacquie McNish in Toronto contributed to this article. +Two-thirds of the companies surveyed by Career Development said more than half of their senior managers had transferred three or more times. +Barring discovery of problems as the rocket is dismantled, Wednesday's success means Morton Thiokol must conduct only two more full-scale tests, in June and July, before NASA can proceed with an August launch of the shuttle Discovery. +The revenue loss would come from depreciation provisions as the new version of a minimum tax is phased in, Wilkins said. +De Klerk has given no specific signs of what he wants for South Africa's future beyond stressing that whites must have veto power in any future state. +The largest market for both new and recycled lead is automobile batteries. +He said he was returning today to Managua, the Nicaraguan capital. +Robert M. Kavner, who joined in 1984 as CFO from Coopers & Lybrand, already is on the committee. +The group entered Hoelloch, one of Europe's largest systems of underground caverns and pools, for a one-day tour Saturday but was cut off when heavy rain flooded part of the cave system. +It was early Saturday, June 3, and thousands of young, unarmed soldiers moved into the city. +Evans, 45, is a Democratic South Side alderman who skipped the primary to run on the Harold Washington Party ticket. +The series stars Joel Higgins, Frank Hamilton, Ron Carey and Stephen Furst. +But Merrill's idea encounters plenty of skepticism. +The spotlight directed at Alfred Herrhausen during his efforts to resolve Daimler-Benz AG's leadership crisis is likely to remain on the co-chairman of Deutsche Bank. +But others within General Foods and Philip Morris insisted that Mr. Smith isn't leaving under pressure. +The Communists have been under increasing pressure from mass demonstrations demanding democratic reforms and in the past two months have ousted hard-line leaders, opened borders and promised free elections. +The case is still mired in state court, having finally gone to trial this February. +A spokeswoman says 3M won't sell its equipment to doctors unless they take a half-day course, including work on cadavers. +"He emphasized that while he didn't need troops, he needed a lot of help in these other areas," Rangel said. +We should not be drawn after bodies that have no link to Judaism." +Mr. Bush's difficulties begin with the vice presidency, and his campaign coincides with a decline in support not only for the president but for the White House as an institution. +If, as is more likely, something short of all the notes are tendered, holders are being asked to name a price between 65 cents and 85 cents on the dollar at which they would sell a portion of their holding. +But earnings at Spanish banks have suffered from a war to lure depositors with high interest rates, and Banesto's decision to hold its dividend could lead competitors to do the same. +Others note an absence of widespread religious opposition; though the Catholic hierarchy opposes euthanasia, many Dutch Catholics are independent-minded and, like Dutch Protestants, tend to take a liberal view. +Strong aftershocks sent panicked residents rushing into the streets of northern Iran on Saturday, and mass graves were dug for victims of an earthquake that some official reports say killed at least 40,000 people. +Secondly, he recommends spreading your money among funds based on indexes of both large and small stocks. "That way," he concludes, "you really will be guaranteed a `market' return." Great Northern Nekoosa Corp. +Mr. Xu, 41 years old, sighs with resignation and says, "Someday that will be me." +A former Merrill Lynch mortgage trader whose allegedly unauthorized transactions resulted in heavy trading losses for the firm will face a hearing on fraud charges, the Securities and Exchange Commission said Monday. +If further tests work out, consumers one day may see on their grocery store shelves rosy, red tomatoes that are truly vine-ripened. +Shearson is full-line securities firm. +Interest in Texaco Canada has resulted from a proposed $3 billion settlement of Texaco's $10.3 billion legal dispute with Houston-based Pennzoil Co. Texaco's creditors want proceeds from the sale of Texaco Canada to fund part of a settlement. +Through them we communicate the quality of our products to consumers. +However, the OECD recognised the difficulties of bringing the escudo into the ERM during a period of high inflation. Consumer price inflation stood at 11.4 per cent last year - compared with an EC average of 4.8 per cent. +In July, thousands of coal miners walked off the job demanding more consumer goods and control over mining operations. +The documents are expected to become key evidence in a large lawsuit filed against Searle. +The Mohajirs want to be recognized as a fifth ethnic nationality. +In their current form, however, the proposed regulations are unlikely to prevent future Land Travels. The aim is to implement a European Community directive due to take effect at the beginning of 1993. +The virus was found only in personal computers being used by researchers, and not major computer systems, the official said, requesting anonymity. +Spencer could not be reached for comment. +I am astonished and concerned that the exemption is not in place,' said Mr Dirk Hazell, Secretary General of the International Primary Market Association, which represents leading Eurobond underwriters. +What is at stake is the same old problem: Will Italy succeed in keeping the Communists out of government? +The studios were small, low-profile, seemingly unthreatening. +The panel also is recommending cuts in the planned construction of a $300 million transmitter in Israel, which Radio Free Europe and VOA intend to use for broadcasts to Eastern Europe, Asia and Africa, said the source who spoke on condition of anonymity. +The Russians will have enough temptation to ring down the Iron Curtain and launch a new reign of terror, even if it costs them the good will Mr. Gorbachev has so carefully cultivated. +"Obviously, one potential avenue of defense is psychiatric," said Berne. "It's always a possible defense. +Economists said Thursday's Commerce Department report reflected a sluggish economy and weak product demand. +In late trading, Republic National Bank of New York said gold was bid at $411.90 a troy ounce, up from $409 an ounce late Friday. +Takeover stocks were also in the spotlight. +Chinn turned a profit of nearly $40,000 for Meese on a $50,000 investment in just 23 stock trades over a 19-month span. +An absolute majority like that gained by the reformed communists in Hungary's elections on Sunday is normally cause for rejoicing. +She has maintained her innocence during her eight years in prison and sought the new trial on grounds her old lawyer, Donald Eisenberg, had a conflict of interest when representing her. +The loss includes a $5.8 million charge related to restructuring of its operations. +Among the bidders was actress Whoopi Goldberg, one of hundreds who participated in the auction by telephone. +However, the unresolved dispute over the Falklands means that Mr Menem is unlikely to be invited to London soon. Mr Di Tella is trying to win over the Falkland islanders by convincing them that Argentina has changed for the better. +"We'll find out how final (the NBC offer) is when we respond to the company," said a spokesman for the union, the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians. +Communications through cellular telephone networks, for example, would bring the user direct access to wide-ranging information sources. +The latter view predominates at the moment." The state-run media occasionally report executions of people convicted of such crimes as treason, murder and wide-scale bribery and corruption. +In the bond market, a sensitive barometer of inflation and interest rate trends, the key 30-year Treasury bond lost about $1.25 in face amount, and its yield edged up slightly to 9.09 percent. +Claimants will receive only about 45 percent of their settlements' value. +To Ford, flexibility involves such things as occasionally moving skilled workers to the production line to test machinery they've repaired. +Hosts for Sunday's event were Gloria Loring, Hal Linden and Mary Tyler Moore, who also is the foundation's international chairman. +An estimated 25 percent of their cash flow is used to service debt, money that theoretically could be used for investing in research, training or expansion. +The trade liberalization talks, known as the Uruguay Round for the country where they were launched in 1986, are scheduled to conclude in December, but U.S. officials fear they could falter without agreement on the agriculture question. +The major and best known fault is the San Andreas, which consists of a series of segments that Russ said do not all move together. +It also will be the first step in the merger of Federated into Campeau. +The 4.9 percent rate of increase is the slowest since a 4.2 percent advance in 1987, the department said. +The funds usually are sent directly to families owed the support. +But a reliable system is years from perfection. +The crisis showed no sign of easing, although outside churches it was a normal, lazy Sunday. +Bid target Northern appreciated 4 to 1010p, and its bidder Trafalgar House edged a penny forward to 75p, in good business of 7.2m Optimism over trading during the festive season brought a cheer to several retailing stocks. +Yet whenever they had expansion possibilities, they went straight back to Japan" for managers and suppliers. +Teledyne hourly employees walked off the job after working eight months without a contract at the manufacturer of engines that power military missiles. +He restated the government position that it had acquired the capability to make nuclear weapons but had taken a policy decision not to do so and restricted the use of nuclear technology to peaceful purposes like energy. +When Messrs. Gerstner and Wilson scouted targets in the Texas grocery store, their spending limit was less than $1 billion and their likely timetable was two or three years in the future. +Attorney Gary Poliakoff of Fort Lauderdale contends the act encourages discrimination against the 18- to 55-year-olds who live in adult communities, and probably won't open much existing housing to children. +Berlin represents the future capital's proud self-confidence; Dresden is old-world grace and quiet authority. +Secord's decision to cooperate with the Senate and House committees is considered a major breakthrough for congressional investigators. +Andrew Campbell, 15, was found with frost-bitten hands and toes in an oak grove of Cleveland National Forest by a father and son out for a drive. +The company said the sale would produce a $1.2 billion gain in the fourth quarter. +In the past few years, Boston College Law School graduated two men in their 60s. +Contracts for non-building construction, public works and utilities, fell 6%. +No casualties were reported in the latest attacks. +Moreover, electronics continues to make inroads into Kodak's profitable silver halide-based film technology. +I hope he watched the news about it." Hopcraft said the veto is a disappointing end for the bill's young supporters. +THE world's chemical industry is in turmoil. +School Board President William Frick said he was glad to hear of the grand jury, but not convinced Doogan would be independent enough. +He was arrested earlier along with two staff members and a 17-year-old when a fight broke out at the home, leading Chancery Judge Robert Oswald to call for a grand jury to consider indicting Fountain. +On Saturday, he returned to the state of his birth _ South Carolina _ for a big victory in that state's caucuses. +The tabloid Daily Star quoted an unidentified friend of the prince as saying Charles was "highly embarrassed" by the case. +But the most obvious candidates - such as P&O - have their own problems and are unlikely to approach TDG for a while yet. +Under the hood is a 250-horsepower engine. +BankAmerica Corp. outbid another California institution to buy MeraBank, a Phoenix-based thrift seized by the federal government, The Phoenix Gazette reported Wednesday. +Fifth Third Bancorp. said it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Decatur Bancshares Inc. of Greensburg, Ind., for stock valued at $14 million. +Last night, Mr. Tisch said that CBS News's far-flung operations may be overextended in some areas, and weak in others and that operations in certain cities may be "redundant." +Doctors, nurses and staff are on strike more than half the working year. +A reduction in mandatory overtime to two consecutive weekends and 144 hours per quarter with double-time pay after 160 hours. +The arbs say the cutback isn't fair. +It was in this highly politicized atmosphere that the trials in the Bologna case were held. +He added that the settlement "won't have any material effect on Bell in 1988." +The utility reactivated the lines after the blaze moved away from them early Monday evening, state forester Peter Burke said. +"Mo' Better Blues" The astonishing Spike Lee, surely the most original of new filmmakers, succeeds where others have stumbled. +Copper prices soared and precious metals fell on the Commodity Exchange in New York. +The Treasury said federal government receipts totaled $81.77 billion in January, compared with $76.70 billion a year earlier. +Was Jimmy, the shoeshine man, barred from the board meeting last week, as one rumor has it? +But Lynch said the trades Lee made from the European country were part of the $19 million Lee allegedly earned by trading on inside information. +"It indicates the worst is behind them, or soon to be behind them." +Corporate & Junk Bonds The province of Ontario's dollar-denominated bonds slid after Moody's Investors Service Inc. withdrew its triple-A rating on the Canadian province. +At present, victory for Romania would yield a net profit of Pounds 635 on total stakes so far (all four teams) of Pounds 275 ('net' meaning profit minus all losing bets and tax). If the Argies win, the profit would be Pounds 275. +Japan's trade surplus with the European Economic Community in March fell to $1.67 billion from $1.93 billion a year earlier, it said. +Another gene-therapy experiment, also approved by NIH last week and awaiting FDA clearance, would treat patients with a lethal form of skin cancer. +Cerise and pink teamed often for day or evening, and brightly piped suede suits came on in turquoise and rust, red and green, rust and navy. +"I think he's learned from this debate that there are a lot of Republicans out there who are willing to stand up for the things he ran on. +He urged Mitchell "not to handcuff anyone" during the floor action by rushing to cut off debate. +It is concerns such as these that the bid committee addresses when IOC delegates are visiting. He insists that the job is to destroy misconceptions rather than to improve the image. +Attempts usually are made to sell them quickly, increasing the downward pressure on prices. +Japanese banks are fighting a Citicorp proposal to provide an electronic international payments service for Japan's huge postal savings network. +Under Big Bang, brokers have joined investment and commercial banks under one roof, often that of a financial conglomerate like Mercantile House. +She raced to the library to see if anyone else had observed this phenomenon. +After five years, this person will have "invested" $5,200 in the lottery, with the strong likelihood of a 100 percent loss. +Adding to the risk is arms proliferation in a region already bristling with missiles, chemical weapons and Israel's unacknowleged nuclear bombs. +By Forbes' calculations, the same amount invested in the Standard & Poors 500 would now be worth $3.2 million. +"Bush is talking about trying to drive eight lanes of traffic through a three-lane tunnel as far as the Pentagon budget is concerned. +The report apparently triggered a surge in stock index futures, which then touched off program trading as arbitragers sold the futures and bought the underlying stocks. +Kimball, an Olympic silver medalist in 1984, finished fourth Sunday in his best event _ the 10-meter platform _ after earlier finishing sixth in springboard at the U.S. Olympic diving trials. +The low-flying, cigar-shaped weapon, which uses the stealth technology being applied to other U.S. defense systems, is better able to avoid radar detection, officials say. +The radicals claim to be Khomeini's true heirs and accuse Rafsanjani and Khamenei of straying from Khomeini's teachings. +It's getting your anger out at somebody. +After getting approval from the factory, probably the easiest step, the would-be business traveler must be cleared by the local authorities, the responsible industrial ministry and the KGB. +The 10.9 percent rate was the highest level since inflation stood at 11 percent in February 1982 and compared with a rate of 10.6 percent in August, the government said. +At Philadelphia-based Bell Atlantic Corp., negotiations on local matters with the CWA in Pennsylvania and Delaware continued. +But sons will benefit more from such activities as taking them trick-or-treating, supporting their joining the Boy Scouts and spending time with them before bedtime, all while the child is between ages 1 and 10, the study suggests. +Porter plans to meet with officials whose constituents would be affected by the closing, including the three mayors, state legislators, and Thompson. +"This is the most appropriate place to celebrate this historic anniversary, because New York City was the first capital of the United States under the Constitution," Koch said. +This last element partly reverses the 1980s tax reform and is something Mr. Wilson, as candidate and governor, said he would not do. +Riverside Fire Chief Phil Clinton said arson investigators were checking reports that teen-agers were playing in the Santa Ana River area shortly before the fire. +The vehicle for this prospective decision is an appeal by Hustler magazine and its publisher, Larry Flynt, of a $200,000 jury award for the Rev. Jerry Falwell. +"You can't be confident of a bold move one way or the other in these markets until the new year," said Charles Christensen, a futures analyst with Refco Group Ltd., Chicago. +But Seymour was able to show that Deaver did not receive any Valium until 45 minutes after he had telephoned Mrs. Dole on June 3. +Remedial action has been completed at 48 sites, with some work under way at more than half the priority sites, according to EPA. +Interflug has drastically trimmed its flight program recently. +But few have looked at whether the way in which meats are cooked might be cancer-promoting in and of themselves. +And we felt that we really just had no alternative but to deal with that. +Another defendant in the mammoth litigation over the 1983 bond default by Washington Public Power Supply System agreed to settle plaintiffs' claims for $20 million. +So, many recession-hit businesses are proceeding with caution. Tenants are also aware that they are in a buyer's market. +"Regrettably, future stability cannot be adequately judged now but must await an assessment of the final resolution between the Taj Mahal and its bondholders," said Deputy Attorney General Thomas Auriemma. +Commerzbank AG is the lead-manager of the issue. +State oil and gas officials said the 10-year lease on the prospect is about to expire and speculated that might be Chevron's primary reason for drilling this year. +And that is right.' +Sir Leon amended the proposal earlier this year. +Planned Numismatics Inc., also based in San Francisco, says it has hired accountants Arthur Young & Co. to audit its disclosures, including profit margins, which Planned Numismatics says won't exceed 20% above its cost. +Loews ended unchanged at 102 5/8. +When all this is done, the argument runs, Conservative voters will start returning to the fold. I wonder. +Mrs. Hutson has pleaded innocent to the theft charges and is scheduled for a hearing on the indictment in October. +But the combination of new laws and lower public tolerance for unsafe behavior at home, at work and especially behind the wheel of a car has improved Americans' safety record, said Alan Hoskin, director of the council's statistics department. +IBM filed the suit in January, charging Comdisco had used counterfeit IBM circuit boards in some of the IBM mainframes it leases. +It will feature footage of Jackson's campaign, and an interview with the candidate by a yet-unnamed celebrity, he said. +An overdue explanation of the company's sensible but modest ambitions in over-the-counter medicines should snuff out speculation of a big acquisition and rights issue. +Katharine Plourde, a specialty-chemicals analyst at Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette, says Nalco Chemical and Great Lakes Chemical also have been "overpenalized." +The productive capacity of our potential (now current) competitors was in shambles. +The Arctic is not as bitterly cold as the South Pole, and the high ice clouds form less readily, Albritton said, but these clouds still form and can help promote the reactions that damage ozone. +The suit alleges they were acquired with misappropriated Philippines funds. +He made us more conscious of the importance of having an effective police force. +Yet Mr. Carville takes his own work seriously enough. +Analysts said many investors were reluctant to take major positions in advance of Friday's report on employment. +But the Nordic countries are also readying food aid, with the hope that if the Soviets are well-fed at home, they'll stay there. +The Arab-Israeli conflict has never been of great concern to the poor farmers who live in the department of Alta Verapaz, about 100 miles north of Guatemala City. +In other commodity markets yesterday: PRECIOUS METALS: Futures prices rose in response to elevated inflation fears. +"When you play in this game, you're either a hero or a bum, and it's a very tough game," says Dudley Eppel, head of block trading at Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp. +Meanwhile, Duracell Holdings' 13.125% senior subordinated notes ended 3/8 point higher at 103 1/2 after the company reported strong earnings. +This system would force most large loans off the balance sheets of insured banks and into separately capitalized uninsured banking subsidiaries or finance companies. +Raised in glorious freedom, fattened for four months on corn and milk, then handplucked and cleaned, it usually winds up swimming in cream sauce on the table of one of France's ritziest restaurants. +Some people close to the production say the first season should have been postponed another year so technicians could master the sophisticated equipment. +In the past weeks, while officials debated how to prepare for a chemical attack, people rushed to buy sealing tape for their rooms and baking soda for homemade gas masks. +One negative would be if it ever became compulsory.' Would it be a negative if actors got a thrill out of performing in front of a lot of homicidal maniacs? 'Those are your words, not mine. +"As with all countries you've had war with, there comes a time when you have to re-evaluate your policy," he says. +A few years ago there was a concentrated burst of rediscovery by the media of how bad conditions in the public sector had become. +Representatives of more than 300 power stations in 30 countries, including the United States, the Soviet Union, France and Britain, signed a charter inaugurating the World Association of Nuclear Operators. +By early afternoon I was in the lush Indiana countryside. +Students at the London School of Economics failed to muster the two-thirds majority they needed Tuesday to oust the convicted murderer of a policeman as honorary president of their union. +How could anyone not be amused by this tongue-in-cheek nostalgia for that long-ago time when executives deliberately shattered family relationships for the sake of their careers. +Christer Pettersson, recently freed from prison after an appeals court overturned his conviction in the slaying of Prime Minister Olof Palme, was caught buying drugs and briefly detained, police said today. +The government said it had defeated the coup attempt that nearly ousted Mrs. Aquino on Friday and described today's fighting as mopping up operations. +We are even meant to laugh at the line 'I turned down spotted dick to come here'. +He said the papers generated in his White House were numerous. "There are 50 million pieces of paper." He was asked if he recalled meeting Contra leader Adolfo Calero, who posed with him in a White House picture. +Airlines say that such mistakes are decreasing in the aftermath of Sioux City, but proponents of the safety devices say they still get complaints from parents. +In Charlotte and neighboring Mecklenburg County, N.C., the grant will go toward a major endowment fund and a multi-agency program to enhiance arts education in local schools. +Nationalists in Tallinn also demonstrated on Aug. 23 against the German-Soviet pact under which the Soviets annexed Estonia. +A commentary carried with the program by Japan Broadcasting Corp. said the basic agreement calls for Japan to liberalize its imports of U.S. beef and oranges after three years and orange juice in four years. +It said states may interfere in the abortion decision during the second trimester only to protect the woman's health, and may take steps to protect fetal life in the third trimester. +A group including Deerfield Partners, a Cambridge, Mass., investment partnership, said it holds the equivalent of an approximate 13.6% stake in Trans-Lux Corp. +Certainly, Mr. Norman is a gifted entrepreneur. +The company debated several pronunciations, including PRAY-see, PREE-sus and PRAY-sus. +The editor rewrites the beginning to read: "A big fight is brewing over a proposal to revise the U.S. copyright law." +A Malaysian Airlines 747-400 should be delivered this week, Gamble said, but he was not aware of any other planes that had been scheduled for delivery in the past few days. +But he has a tin ear for the call of innovation. +Exercisable from 90 days after payment until maturity. +Susan E. Shepard, whom Dinkins appointed as city Commissioner of Investigation, told the City Council's Committee on Rules, Privileges and Elections on Monday that the mayor had told her to appoint an independent counsel. +It was the first arms control treaty to actually reduce nuclear arsenals. +Ultimately, the most important issue is whether today's litigation explosion is providing us with not "more" safety, but the "right" amount of safety. +As David Hale of Kempers, the Chicago house, points out in a fascinating circular, this could make Japan just another short-termist stock market economy. Japanese banks invested in shares to secure future loan business, and so demanded only growth. +The lawyers probably won't mention his interest in horse racing, though Mr. Monieson says it remains a hobby. +Perhaps if Benetton had superimposed a slogan on the dying man's shirt which read 'I'm dying of Aids but I've had a good time', the Health Education Authority would feel that decency had been satisfied. +The mood yesterday was pessimistic. +I'll crawl before I do that," Ms. Mayes said. +Commander Rick Hauck and his crew, Dick Covey, George Nelson, Mike Lounge and Dave Hilmers, will take the book into space with them on a four-day mission. +The actresses will make promotional appearances for the M-Net television network, which this year is showing 14 of the James Bond films about the dashing secret agent 007. +"We would have been preying on the name Yosemite which is not ours to own," Jensen said. +Before the news conference, the military took selected Western reporters on their first tour of the square since the fighting. +That short interest represents 1.79 days of average daily volume for the reporting period on the market system, compared with 1.66 days last month. +Fires rage out of control because the water pumping system doesn't work, because there's no power. +The Soviet military forces are to begin leaving by May 15 and be out in nine months. +Mary Rosevear, a zoo official, said the money is expected this fall and will be used to build new ape houses and refurbish others. "She spelled out what she wanted," said Mrs. Rosevear. +In the bond market, prices of long-term Treasury issues increased more than half a point, or over $5 for each $1,000 face amount. +The present occupant of that office, Archbishop Robert Runcie, has announced he will retire in January 1991. +Analysts had been expecting write-downs in the quarter, but the amount of the charges was larger than some expected. Nonetheless, investors shrugged off the news. +I was into everything. +The slaying in Beit Furik raised to 190 the number of Palestinians killed by fellow Arabs during the uprising, most on suspicion of collaboration. +I decided to linger. Conversation turned to Pluzunet's last musical event, a super fest-noz in the Salles des Fetes where 600 people had danced the night away a week earlier. A fest-noz - night festival - is a mesmerising experience. +He points out that most people lose money in options, futures and other vehicles that promise to remove risk and open the door to great rewards. +But this time around, many Japanese institutions may buy less than they customarily do because numerous Japanese firms have been hurt badly by plummeting Tokyo stock prices. +Its other short-term recommendations are similarly level-headed, although one of them - the strengthening of Names' rights - is no more than a basic code of fair dealing. +But to opponents, it threatens to shut off inventiveness while the industry is still young. +The President's Council, an advisory body to Botha, is scheduled this week to debate a bill that would strengthen the Group Areas Act, which segregates all neighborhoods by race. +Coming on the heels of gains by Apple Computer Inc. in its copyright-infringement lawsuit against Microsoft, such uncertainty could magnify concerns about Windows. +She then returned to London. +Trading was slow on the New York Mercantile Exchange with many market participants still absent after the mid-week holiday break. Markets and many businesses were closed Wednesday for Independence Day. +There were concerns within the church that the private organizations were perceived as having official standing while operating outside the governing bodies of the denomination. +The spokeman said Clydesdale, based in Glasgow, Scotland, "has taken disciplinary action concerning two officials following an internal inquiry into matters covered by the bank's staff rules for share dealing." +But the transaction depends on the outcome of a final round of negotiations and "upon the ability of each side to reach a satisfactory agreement on price and conditions," according to a statement by Mr. Jeffries. +You could be an old fogey at 19. You can be kicking up your heels at 63. It's an attitude. +In a secret ballot, Mr. Hall says, the board awarded the job to Miss Story. +May I speak to Mr. G. Raffe?"' For the second year running, the zoo turned the annual prank into a brief fund-raiser. +The three houses targeted by Peoria included the Bequette-Ribault House _ a restored log "post-and-ground house" built sometime between 1790 and 1808. +THE HIGHLAND midges were biting with fury on the evening I saw my first pine marten. +Gordon C. O'Brien was elected senior vice president, human resources, of this pharmaceutical company, succeeding Stephen F. Byrd, who retired. +A spokesman said the move was part of the company's "continued sharpening focus" on aerospace, automotive products and engineered materials. +Standard Register expects third-quarter profit "to at least equal" the $5.7 million, or 19 cents a share, earned a year earlier, he said. +You can cash in your holding at any time. +It will take luck and a measure of courage bordering on the reckless to generate much growth out of the new environment. +Three of five unions have granted concessions. +Early losses in the wheat market may have reflected position-evening by traders ahead of this afternoon's quarterly Agriculture Department report on U.S. grain stocks. +Fourth-quarter revenue totaled about $16.2 million, up from $10.7 million. +Michael Dukakis, his stance on crime under a new advertising attack from George Bush, is responding with a crime ad of his own this week and also is airing a new commercial promoting his leadership record. +Its policy errors deepened the crisis of 1929 and turned it into a world depression. +The next thing I knew, a gang of civilian Noriega supporters, from the "Dignity Battalions," raided the hotel. +American currently flies to Tokyo from its Dallas-Fort Worth hub, but says it needs a West Coast gateway to the Orient. +First-half revenue fell 19% to $2.21 billion from $2.73 billion. +They come in all sizes, from tall and thin to short and solid. Physical strength has little importance in archery. +But, already, leading universities such as Moscow State no longer insist on a Komsomol recommendation. +He proposed that research and development of safer, more fuel-efficient, and less-polluting vehicles be encouraged with "an innovation competition" that would attract companies outside the auto industry. +Whatever the trend on other campuses, Quayle has said he never used or even experimented with marijuana. +"Success for me would be being respected by fellow artists. This may end up affording me a living, but I don't want to turn out garbage," she says. +Not that the experience is a total loss. +A spa is merely a mineral spring or hotel built around springs; luxury is not a requisite. This is certainly true with Budapest. +For the Soviets, money is a prime factor. +Several big privatisations and corporate share issues have been launched in the Nordic region this year, many of them targeted not just at domestic investors but at the global investment community. +He said he regretted the embarrassment caused to the British, French and Irish governments and would act to ensure it would not happen again. +They are the two smallest groups in the five-company retail petroleum market, and competitive pressures in the sector have been strong. +Specifically, he had given an interview in London openly critical of Soviet cultural policy, but both Mr. Lyubimov and Soviet authorities knew it went much deeper than that. +But Lawrence Chimerine, president of WEFA Group of Bala Cynwyd, Pa., said, "The inflation scare is somewhat exaggerated." +'It's a toehold in Europe, which offers a test bed and a learning experience. +Bush hailed the results of the NATO meetings, saying the "successful results at this summit have given us a double hit, both conventional forces and short range nuclear forces." +Seeking another buyer could also prove difficult. +The great distinction of this show is that it gives you a better chance to view and shop on the spot. Dozens of smaller exhibitors who do not come to Chelsea bring their stock for display and disposal. +In the center of the wall, between columns of a portico, is a large, gold-embossed crucifix. +Since American's bid was disclosed early Wednesday, Robins has spurted almost 12 points. +The text is minimal, and the downbeat understated illustrations carry most of the story with sly and subtle humour. +Data for December will not be available until next month. +Callers have been unable to reach Kuwait since about 36 hours after the Aug. 2 Iraqi invasion, Linnen said. +The prospectus says current shareholders paid an average $4.08 a share. +Such advice doesn't come cheap. +The Prudential was one of the first to get out, sending shock waves through the market by shutting or selling more than 500 branches during 1990 after announcing losses of Pounds 49m. +The decision also called on the ICAO to renew efforts to coordinate civilian and military air traffic, improve routing in troubled areas and review standards and practises. +The pace of the negotiations was impossible. +Army troops have been flown in to spell exhausted firefighters. +He was said to have been granted an early release due to a clash in management style. +He added that the latest draft part-time and fixed contract work directives were 'unacceptable' as they stood. +While the White House still talked about victory, Nofziger and Daniels said there was virtually no chance Tower could win confirmation as secretary of defense, with the Democrats holding a 55-45 majority in the Senate. +"A car pulled up in Whitehall at the entrance to Downing Street and burst into flames. +But their true autonomy is limited since they are dependent on the Madrid government for nearly all their funds and lack formal representation in a national legislative body. +While he's reading the news, a CBS spokeswoman says, "the viewer won't notice any change." +"I just can't spot check whether our people are eating Kellogg Corn Flakes or Ralston Purina Wheat Chex in the morning." +A further Dollars 1bn of interest is also being claimed. Mr Allen Murray, chairman of Mobil, yesterday disputed the tax bill. +Eight of United's regular first-team players are Welsh, Scottish, Irish, Danish, French or Russian. +The Journal, published by Dow Jones & Co., was the only newspaper this year to win two Pulitzer Prizes for reporting and writing. +But friends say he isn't imperious. +I think it could be done again, but not right away. +In addition, he attacked the recent formation of a rival government by former Prime Minister U Nu. +Later, a lower appellate court in New York dismissed the case against Morgan Stanley and the three former McKesson executives, while leaving intact the complaint against McKesson. +Lockheed said the U.S. Navy may also buy an additional 340 trainer aircraft to replace its T34C trainers made by the Beech Aircraft Corp. unit of Raytheon Corp. +As orders for its aircraft and submarine parts dwindled, three years of steady growth ended with a 69% drop in income in this year's first half. +The bilingual plans mark the first time an English-language network program has been produced with a Spanish-speaking Hispanic audience in mind, DeMesquita said. +"Record responses for Wisconsin tourism information came as the result of past Uecker spots," said Richard Matty, administrator of the state Division of Tourism Development. +U.S. District Judge James Alesia, who presided over the trial, is considering a second claim by the employees that they were also victims of discrimination against non-Japanese employees. +Only a handful of hardliners have taken part in the protests and support for them has dwindled in recent days. +A coming State Department report on terrorism will assert that in the past year the Sudan has "enhanced" its cooperation with terrorist organizations, including the notorious Abu Nidal organization based in nearby Libya. +Royal Oak Resources, an affiliate of Teck Corp., a large gold and base-metals mining concern, owns 58.3% of Giant Yellowknife. +Separately, a report published today said buyout specialist Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. is interested in Kraft and might be posturing to rescue the company from Philip Morris. +A ministry statement said the two planes were among six Afghan aircraft that intruded in Pakistani airspace with the aim of bombing targets here. +The Federal Reserve also noted what it called "robust gains" in the output of business equipment. +At Touchstone, brooding artiness or shoot-'em-up action pictures are rare, and most film makers are kept on a tight leash. +The doctors gave Hirohito 0.42 pints of blood in a transfusion Wednesday to counter his anemia. +A band of showers and a few thunderstorms extended from central and south-central Oklahoma into central Arkansas. +In 1993 it produced 1.16m troy ounces of gold. +The executives figured the plans and blueprints would never come back to haunt them, but the blueprints came back as competing products. +Puts let him sell the index at a fixed price; they rise in value as the market falls. +Waiting there, no doubt, will be the mustached Fadzaev, who has never lost in international competition. +Other SEC officials warned privately of dire consequences if the futures industry gets a monopoly on regulating any new product with futures-like characteristics. +Sudanese staged strikes and demonstrations in December to protest government price increases. +Contradictory bookkeeping procedures and a desire to boost commissions within the treasurer's office contributed to losses of $279 million in the state's investment fund, Gov. Arch Moore said. +And the first reactions came as Americans learned the war had begun but still knew almost nothing about how the air strikes had fared and whether there were significant U.S. casualties. +It's an entire life system," he said. +The barriers had blocked traffic on an Oka highway and, about 20 miles away, on a bridge connecting Montreal to southern suburbs. +Most of the Bank Board's problems are in Texas, which investors are shunning because of the depressed economy, the high cost of deposits and the uncertain outlook for the recovery of real estate assets. +Members of the governing and opposition parties fought for more than 15 minutes in the state assembly in Madras, Press Trust of India reported. +The bulk of the waste at the lab, built up over two decades, has come from the Rocky Flats plant. +"You want somebody to build noses for you? +In an indication of the defense bill's important political symbolism, Mr. Reagan decided to veto it even though there was virtually no disagreement with Congress on its total price tag of $299.6 billion. +Jackson released a detailed position paper Thursday saying the government should spend $6.7 billion to fight drugs, a topic which has emerged at the top of his list of campaign issues. +Judge Paul Zakaib told the manager of a motel in nearby Dunbar on Monday that he could not evict Nuckols'company, which uses 30 rooms at the hotel as a base for guarding non-union mines in the coal fields. +Odds and Ends THE GIVENCHY hosiery hotline for women on the go is being expanded. +Nearing age 50, he is working on an autobiography, and he is spending much of his time in California with a woman who was once his pilot. +Mr. Wachtel contended that the figure was within ranges expected by investors and that a large percentage of the drop was a result of October's stock market crash. +It must be a local custom, I thought, stamping feet to welcome the team. +Control total in real terms will be reduced by Pounds 1.3bn over the next three years. +He was succeeded by internal-security chief Egon Krenz, 52, a hard-liner who quickly ruled out any sharing of power with pro-democracy groups. +He was declared missing in action for 12 years before being classified as "killed in action, body not found" in 1978. +I had to not use it at all." "You want to exude a sense of fun with this music," says John Mauceri, conductor of the new recording and a champion of restoring old Broadway musicals for stage and record. "It should be quite contagious. +He concludes, however, that our employers will not, indeed cannot, change; therefore the education system must continue to bail them out. The UK cannot afford to adopt such a defeatist stance. +"In addition, Gardner caused Unisys to make and present a false claim to the departments of Navy and Air Force for services not performed," he said. +Weather during the search was partially cloudy with no rain, Kay added. +Even though the military appeared relatively confident, soldiers along the highway were reinforcing posts and building new security areas where sheep once roamed and wild grass grew. +They also saw him coolly warn Walesa, in a style reminiscent of the hated Security Service, that he had damaging "personal materials" about the Solidarity chief in a black briefcase at his feet. +Peres said he doubts that Shamir would be able to form a government, "and if he succeeds it would be an unsuccessful government. +Kuplin said he had no such information, and an official with the local Election Commission in Parkent, who refused to give his name, said Salimov was alive and voted Sunday. +Banks will initially contribute a total of Es20bn to the fund and the Bank of Portugal an equal amount. +Dumaine's car was found in December, police said, and sat on the lot of Quality Towing in Las Vegas about four months before workers noticed a strong odor and checked the trunk. +In the short term, however, Federated's move is expected to swing the spotlight onto Campeau's financing. +The group had benefited from moves towards free market economies in Africa, he added. The interim distribution, which will be paid as a foreign income dividend, is up from 6p to 8.5p. +Louisville was hot to trot throughout that period, but UK, traditionally the state's top basketball dog, said no, reasoning it had more to lose than to gain. +Lyon said it was the first crash of a state police helicopter since 1974. +When he hit the lottery last September, Clark had been working for a sod company and living in an apartment building in Winter Park. +Four years ago, Saatchi & Saatchi, on behalf of the Tories, easily outmaneuvered an inept Labor campaign. +The U.S. Commerce Department reported that the nation's trade deficit narrowed for the second consecutive month in July, to $7.58 billion, the smallest gap in almost five years. +"I didn't give that much thought," he said. "I figured if I was doing the right thing, people would get it. +According to his statement of account, the Bank for Foreign and Economic Affairs owes his companies Dollars 500,000 in hard currency. +"The SEC claims the power, not just to regulate but to approve certain capital structures," he said. +"It was getting to the point where a guy with traffic violations was forced to go before a hearing," says a former commissioner. +Also important, he said, is the company's $40 million in annual cash flow and relatively low $55 million in debt. +The high court's decision also could affect some of the remaining 35 miles of sandy beaches along Maine's 3,500 miles of coastline. +Trading in the shares is due to start on October 27. During the past two weeks, it became apparent that the issue was likely to run into trouble. The snub from investors has put the ministry under fire for the way it has managed initial public offerings. +One of the questions about the group, however, is how deep a commitment its members are making to Mips. +LIG's net assets will be more or less wiped out by the cost of disposal. +Even if there is no short-term IMF agreement, though, Brazil still may choose to make some of the interest payment now overdue to banks. +Such conversions have been bitterly attacked in the pro-Solidarity press. +Mr Butler said that in continental Europe the footwear side was breaking even. +The crisis in China interrupted shipments of styrene, one of the company's major products. +Kidding, Marla," he said. "I love him, too." Even Barbara Bush told reporters Sunday that her one disappointment at the dinner was that she failed to catch a glimpse of the face that has graced a thousand tabloids. +The bar in the poop deck (which takes its name from the early Spanish habit of lining the deck with puppet-like models of saints) has pictures of pirates and their flags. +Of the men in the family, one was killed in battle, another was murdered by the Gestapo, two were sent to Auschwitz (they survived), and a fifth was held in a POW camp (he survived as well). +However, Aaron Lehmann, an analyst who follows the duo and Danaher for Balis Zorn Gerard Inc. in New York, said "it wouldn't be an illogical conclusion" for the brothers to consider buying Ethan Allen. +Some analysts said this reflected growing expectations of a rate cut in Spain. Interest rates in Spain are still at extremely high levels. +"I thought they were two punks out to hit a major art gallery. +And that community, for the foreseeable future, is US-led. +In his first major public appearance since Nov. 25, when the Iran-Contra controversy erupted, the president struck a note of cooperation with Congress, but not contrition. +The stakes are high for the United States, which fears that multiple standards would jeopardize overseas sales of U.S. movies and TV programs. +A dozen people involved in the investigation peered into the exposed cargo hold as workers removed baggage from the jumbo jet and a military police officer armed with an M-16 rifle kept reporters and photographers at least 50 yards away. +He is dismissive, too, of the jitters in the country's financial markets over the last four weeks, caused in part by worries about the apparent hostility to Nafta expressed by Mr Ross Perot, until last week a prospective US presidential candidate. +"We prefer practicing doctors who do true psychoanalysis with patients and really know what makes people tick." +As the band played the national anthem, 20 cannon salvos resounded throughout the city. +The company said the problem was caused in part by the transfer of accounting records to a new computer system. +Now Southwest Airlines has made it part of getting the job. +In October, Majestic Shipping Corp. became the first company to fly the Marshalls' flags. +A few South Korean personnel were seen guarding the bridge on the other side of the barriers. +In Washington, Treasury Undersecretary Mulford confirmed that G-7 nations are considering deferring principal payments on Moscow's foreign debt. +The other, stockholder-owned, half of the life-insurance industry is of course in no hurry to see deregulatory legislation that would help the mutual companies solve their special problem. +The satellite photos showed that it was expanded in 1987 and 1988 but was not in operation when the photos were taken. +The terms of the transaction will be the same for U.S. investors, keeping in mind that one ADR is equivalent to 12 BP shares. +Goodwill Industries anticipates a 7 percent increase in requests for services, said spokeswoman Jeanne Hamrick. +U.S. officials have expressed disapproval of some Israeli tactics to quell Arab unrest in the occupied territories and are expected to voice their concerns to Rabin during his visit. +Pyne lives in Phoenix, Ariz. +To motivate solid but stalled workers, Corning Inc. designates high achievers "associates," while Southern California Gas Co. gives more lateral transfers, called "developmental assignments." +For example, the court in 1979 said states may require a pregnant, unmarried minor to obtain parental consent to an abortion so long as a judicial bypass option is provided. +CBS's soaring net masked problems in CBS Broadcast Group, the only remaining major business, now that records, magazines and text-publishing operations have been sold. +"If they'd taken a similar write-off to what General Dynamics did, that would have reduced the line of credit by about $600 million," said Paul Nisbet of Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. +It has the necessary financial resources, but has taken on YSL at a difficult time. +The secret of the successful dicelife is to be a puppet on the strings of the die.' Naturally, someone has to decide what the numbers on the dice stand for, what options they represent. +But reliable sources indicated that current officials of the Communist Party could be investigated in the near future. +Under the agreement, he said, Panasonic will notify consumers who bought its products during that period that they are eligible for refunds. +Government officials held their first direct negotiations with activists on a 3-year-old rent boycott in Soweto, the country's largest black township. +By institutions, he means 'rules of the game'. +Before his capture in Florida, Bundy was on the FBI's most-wanted list as a suspect in as many as 36 sex-related murders or disappearances of young women in the Northwest. +At 6 a.m., activists will hold a candlelight Mass wearing black shrouds and death masks outside the Y-12 nuclear weapons plant at Oak Ridge, Tenn., west of Knoxville. +During the summer, Mr. Maxwell began betting, and losing, ever larger sums on the "forex" market. +For Fiat Group's Iveco commercial vehicles subsidiary, Maastricht is rather more than the quiet Dutch city where the European Union treaty was signed 2 1/2 years ago. +No polls have been conducted in the nation's capital to gain a sense of the voting, but the Democratic candidate has carried the city by a wide margin in each of the last fiv presidential elections. +But Mr Jaba Iosseliani, one of the council's two leaders, was unrepentant. +The banks will examine the assets at the closed institutions and determine what they want to buy and how much they are willing to pay. +The 100th anniversary of the founding of Fort Salisbury, now the Zimbabwean capital Harare, went uncelebrated yesterday. +Nasdaq's biotechnology stocks, subjects of recent articles in this newspaper and the New York Times, surged in active trading. +The new plans include sufficient provision to sustain police numbers, taking account of the savings to come from the Sheehy reforms. +It was now time to concentrate on plans for the future of the Lanarkshire area, where an enterprise zone is to be created. British Steel's action is a further sign of its difficulties. +I decided to look at the ones I didn't know. I wasn't disappointed at all. +Her childhood was happy and comfortable, but there was nothing in it that might have been expected to spur her on to her current success. 'There were no career women in my family, so I didn't have any role models in that sense. +Bush, still weeks away from having to pick his own running mate, is concentrating on rallying enthusiasm for his candidacy. +The proposed agreement now goes to a hearing before an administrative law judge. +Today, Zimbabwe and Qatar have steel industries. +They note that in the eight years following the 1968 peak in defense spending during the Vietnam War, the military budget was slashed 37 percent. +Rowan told police shot the intruder in the hand when he thought the teen was lunging at him. +Panamanians still wait by the harbor and watch the horizon, looking for the proverbial U.S. fleet to sail in. +In late New York trading yesterday, the dollar stood at 1.8178 West German marks, down from 1.8210 in late London dealings Monday. +Karski's mnemonic and diplomatic gifts made him an ideal courier. +Humberto Ortega, the Sandinista defense minister and head of the government delegation, said Friday the Sandinistas believe an agreement on a permanent truce comes first. +"We're going to be out a while, I'm sure of that," Earl Bush, secretary-treasurer of Teamsters Local 399, said after talks broke off at 1:40 a.m. "They want us to strike. +Jackson's endorsement seemed like the final blow. +Several dozen demonstrators wearing makeup, worn clothes and wigs carried signs saying, "Slaves to Stereotypes," "There's Life at 44, and "Beauty Comes In All Types of Packages." About a dozen police officers monitored the protests. +"Pending the enactment of clarifying legislation," the tax-collecting agency said that it won't permit the deduction if the stock is purchased by an estate after a person's death, or if the stock plan resells the stock that it purchases from the estate. +The woman's 4-year-old daughter was in satisfactory condition, the statement added. +Nevertheless, Mr. Gonzalez is backed by the House Democratic leadership, including Speaker James Wright, a fellow Texan, and many senior Democrats on the banking panel. +AP Business News A Cambridge, Mass., company will get $12 million from the Pentagon to help it build a computer that would be 1,000 times faster than today's most advanced computers. +Gomez said the kidnapping might have been avoided if the United States had consulted Philippine authorities on security. +Some small-business consultants suggest asking your banker, accountant or trade association for their suggestions. +The suits allege a takeover conspiracy and violations of securities laws. +Sanders, a socialist trying to win Vermont's only House seat, says he wants to shake things up on Capitol Hill. +Analysts say the company has an advantage because it offers a much wider selection of supercomputer software than the Japanese competitors do. +About 15 groups are expected to perform at the Christmas party this year, she said. +He was immediately comissioned to write two more books, leaving behind his career in journalism. +Although he is well-connected _ Li is the adopted son of one of China's most beloved Communist officials, the late Premier Chou En-lai _ he is not believed to have a personal power base in the central government. +One was a 25-yard pass from quarterback Phil Simms to wide receiver Lionel Manuel on a third-down-and-20 from the Skins' 36-yard line after the visitors had accepted a holding penalty to forestall a possible field-goal try. +Three executives for casino owner and developer Donald Trump's Atlantic City operations died when their helicopter crashed on a highway near Lacey Township, N.J. +The Defense Contract Audit Agency recently recommended disallowing $20.9 million in MIT research-related expenses submitted for the current fiscal year, including certain administrative, library and other overhead costs. +ANGOLA IS a good example of the oil-producing potential of sub-Saharan Africa. +"I'm down to one cow and one calf, two donkeys and six goats," says Mr. Matloug of Laxey. +Watt was admitted to a Cheyenne hospital for psychiatric observation, Klith said, adding that charges are pending. +Management owns 45.2% of Thetford's 1.5 million common shares outstanding. +Monty Royal, manager of R&S Cinema in Meridian, said the movie was the year's biggest money maker for his theater in the city where federal trials of those accused in the civil rights murders were held. +It said Yisraeli was shot in the leg and stomach and began losing large amounts of blood. +The IRS also hopes by then to link the system with its existing system for access to taxpayer accounts. +Gorbachev is to visit Kohl's home state of Rhineland-Palatinate on Saturday before returning to Moscow. +The North Slope borough is the Eskimo-led government of the vast northern region of Alaska. +But she is dead now. +The throngs that turned out for Sunday's abortion rights march were only the most visible aspect of an energized movement. +The machines will carry a Panasonic label in Europe and Japan. +Akihito's remarks, his first public statement since ascending the Chrysanthemum Throne, came one day after his father was wrapped in a white robe and placed in a coffin, where he will lie in state for six weeks of funeral rites. +The report was submitted by H. Guyford Stever, chairman of the National Research Council's panel on the redesign of the shuttle booster rockets. +But this one resembles an Antonioni movie hit over the head with a rolled-up New Zealand travel poster. +Jackson, for his part, had said he planned to support the ticket but would have his name placed in nomination for president. +The West German Foreign Minister, Hans-Dietrich Genscher, visited Czechoslovakia this week and met Thursday with Hajek. +"Multiple actors prohibit a lasting peace with Israel. +Only 10 percent of real estate executives said foreign investment severely threatened the U.S. economy. +Mrs. Prunskiene told a news conference that progress was made but that the Soviets were insisting that Lithuania rescind its declaration. +Democratic Gov. Madeleine Kunin appeared headed for a third two-year term as the state's first woman governor. +Ms. Hoffman's classes began to dissipate in 1977 after the suicide of her second husband, Glenn Cooley. +While Republicans expect further reductions from the military budget, these won't be easily achieved. +Monks have traditionally been at the head of Tibet's independence movement, and have led a series of anti-Chinese protests beginning in September 1987. +Weigel, who has observed more than 30 such celebrations in this city 90 miles east of Los Angeles, said this year's Good Friday crowd was the largest he could remember. +One obvious route is to make tyres last longer, resulting in fewer tyres being produced. +Specifically, for every 100,000 men who initially said they didn't take any aspirin there were 58.3 deaths from colon cancer. +All are strong and opinionated. This can lead to fierce arguments which the President, with only one vote, may find hard to resolve in the direction he wants. +Eastern Airlines reported a 15.7 percent decline in June passenger traffic in what the company called a reflection of the continued "downsizing" of the financially pressed carrier. +Sheffield bingo winner Keeley Ringland must share a Pounds 29,227 jackpot, a court ruled. +The Volkswagen Fox subcompact was originally brought to the U.S. from Brazil in 1986 as VW's latest attempt to market an entry-level car. +Bond prices also benefited from the dollar's recovery, which gave additional support to the stock market, analysts said. +In addition, lower oil prices and lower long-term interest rates would have a more direct effect on the economy. +"Overall the cease-fire is holding," said Chamorro. +"It was a hotly sought-after position," says Pat Byrnes, a copywriter at Bayer Bess Vanderwarker, the cereal's ad agency. +In a telephone interview June 12, Mr. Lee, the church's attorney, said the FBI inquired about the church's "relationship to its pastor," Mr. Gray. +It has a heated swimming pool and a three-car garage. +After the impact of the London stocks figure wore off, prices recovered sharply. +More than 2,000 intellectuals have signed a petition calling for the government to release the dissidents. +The company handles accounts for Porsche AG and Finnair in Japan. +The the court system is still dealing with some of the 1,200 misdemeanor cases filed against anti-abortion protesters who came to capture a share of the convention's limelight. +The Philippines and Namibia, the first of the developing nations to respond to an offer Monday by Saddam of free oil _ in exchange for sending their own tankers to get it _ said no to the Iraqi leader. +Bandar Log printed 284 copies in 1902 to sell at $5. Mr. Robertson paid $300 for his copy in 1982. +In Philadelphia, leaders of about 30 organizations that had banded together to fight Uptown expressed joy that the company decided to heed their opposition. +When a boss flirts, "it clearly touches a nerve with many women. +Burr would only say that he's had "conceptual" talks with the Texas Air chief. +Clear enough, in fact, that she delivered a graduation speech to local eighth-graders last month. +McGegan caught the music's essential lyricism, and the 'period' instruments - beautiful winds - sounded smooth in the theatre's intimate acoustics. The Festival runs until September 9. +And a high regard for the epidemiological expertise of economists is apparently an article of faith held in common by both The Wall Street Journal and Science. It's just common sense. +He does not distinguish between growth and the environmental damage it produces, which can often be reduced by forethought or regulation, so he has no prescription for reducing that damage except reducing growth. +Lawton Connelly said Friday. +The U.S. manufacturing economy slowed in February for the 10th consecutive month, according to a survey of the nation's purchasing managers. +The 70 include the biggest UK composite companies. The registers will contain information from the past three years and will have an immediate impact, Mr Scott said. +"The question isn't how much the country can grow after paying its debt, but how much we can pay after guaranteeing our economic growth," Mr. Collor said. +He has tapped Dole, former United Nations Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick and Sen. Phil Gramm of Texas _ sarcastic tormentors of the Democrats _ among others to rough up his opponent. +In the health care sector, Glaxo Holdings, Fisons, Wellcome, Beecham Group and Reckitt & Colman eased. +But politics barely touch the world of her stories, which combine the fantastical tradition of Russian writers like Bulgakov with a very modern sensibility. +Other political parties are likely to scrutinize his behavior much more closely than they did Mr. Prem's, to prevent Chat Thai and its supporters from gaining undue advantage. +It's so sad that they're not together. +The Federal Aviation Administration announced Tuesday that it plans to require airlines early next year to install a warning light in all of their jetliners to tell pilots if their takeoff alarm system is out of commission. +Hatcher and Jacobs both were tried and acquitted on federal kidnapping charges. +Another rule, experts say, is that advertising doesn't really work. +Damage control became the top priority in the Bush campaign. +The stock exchange closed early. +Agriculture Minister Stavros Dimas said Friday that 25 percent of the fires that have destroyed 50,000 acres of forest in 10 days were started by arsonists. +The swing that goes with it is a horizontal affair usually described as "sweeping the dishes off the table," and results in a flat, hard shot. +We are the children, it is the father figure. +Shell-torn hotels border the corniche, with teahouses overhanging the water. +Objectors say the Scouts are tacitly government-linked because some groups are sponsored by public schools. +House Republican leader Robert Michel of Illinois told reporters that "arguments were made on both sides of the issue" in a meeting of GOP leaders with the president at the White House. +Kevin Weir, vice president at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in New York, said next week's slew of U.S. economic indicators could fuel trading activity. +Letters from family members and colleagues appeared in Beirut newspapers last week. +Police said drug traffickers had offered $500,000 for his death. +Inde is a well-liked member of the 2,000-member Latvian community and is active in theater. +The filing lists a number of possible actions the group might seek, including replacing the current board. +The move is likely to significantly boost Trygg-Hansa's 60% stake in Home Holdings Inc., the investment vehicle created to acquire Home Insurance. +He contends that long-term corporate plans that aren't appreciated in the market are those in which investors have little confidence. +The company said it wanted further talks on Frickley, Hatfield and Bentley, starting on Friday with Frickley. +It certainly is not months. +The first of his machines, made by Bonas Griffith, his textile machinery company, arrived on Lewis last year. The new loom permits much finer patterns such as subtle checks. +Often they fail, though, because of hidden agendas, lack of candour and waste of talent. +Col. Augusto Sobarzo was charged with covering up the crime. +Yesterday, company executives reiterated to Dow Jones Professional Investor Report that they haven't "been considering the sale of the company" and "didn't hire Morgan Stanley to sell the company." +The exercise is required of all Dallas motorcycle officers. +The conference is examining the role of religious values in the making of political decisions. +Light trucks and vans will face the same safety requirements as automobiles under new proposals by the Transportation Department. +They forced NASA to delay loading the telescope until at least Thursday. +Duvoisin said the toxin injections work for only a few months and then the effect wears off. He said there is no apparent limit on the number new injection rounds that can be used without side effects. +Bill Compton, chairman of the TWA pilots' union, said the move is another "negative" for TWA. +Lower transaction volumes and lower stock prices will hurt all brokerages, but discounters have fewer other businesses to cushion the downturn. +He quit the post when he launched his gubernatorial bid. +Another youth, Mohammed Jamil Mattar, 17, died Sunday when soldiers fired on stone throwers in the Shati refugee camp, according to Arab hospital officials. +His income included $1,800 in director's fees from the First Virginia Bank in Damascus, Va. +In its decision, the appeals court in Denver let stand only an $8 million damage award against the Occidental unit. +A&P, which owns less than 5% of Delchamps's shares, didn't say how many shares have been tendered so far. +'I spend a lot of time giving people the benefit of my experience and they spend their time taking very little notice.' Consistently outstanding portfolio performance is as elusive as ever, but pursued regardless, according to The WM Company. +Other recommendations included: _The inclusion of the historical experiences of women, racial and ethnic minorities in Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe in all curricula. +Gull said he could not estimate how many of the planned 250 objects had been lost. +English Estates will put up about Pounds 10,000 towards their fees. +Sen. Bennett Johnston of Louisiana, uncommitted now, said Tower was one of the leading defense authorities not just in the country but in the world. +Reporters covering the event saw no flags, but small groups of Palestinians shouted slogans against Israel's occupation and in favor of the PLO. +The price of gasoline increased from 14,600 to 15,400 cordobas per gallon on Tuesday, the government said. +Cash shortages coupled with plans to create smaller local authorities pose a threat to Care in the Community policies, Dr Gary Craig, a health policy expert, said in a report yesterday. +The dollar firmed against most major foreign currencies in quiet European trading late this morning. +'This should provide the framework for a restatement of government industrial policy,' Mr Davies said. He described the present government spending round as a 'ridiculous horse trade' which inevitably resulted in unsatisfactory decisions. +Nine people were killed in three other attacks Friday and Saturday. +When we say 'Brazil beat Holland' we feel we are talking not just about their soccer teams but about the countries themselves. 'In the World Cup, all we lost is two games. +"If we fight amongst each other, we will not be able to fight poverty, misery and squalor," said India's Chandra Shekhar, departing from his prepared text. +Ordinarily this would be overcome by a waiver from the banks. +From the air, ribbons of yellow fire hose carry water from the bay to high-pressure nozzles trained on the site. +Iran has said it will avenge its losses and Adm. +The wet weather was the result of low pressure that was pulling moisture northward out of the Gulf. +The left-leaning party, which finished second in Sunday's balloting to the Alliance for Germany, refused to work with a right-wing party in the three-party Alliance. +That way, even zero growth would imply continued convergence if the rest of the Community were in recession. 'I don't want to harp on numbers,' he says. +The court said that violated a provision in the state constitution designed to prevent bills benefiting local interests from being "smuggled" through the Legislature. +But in a few places, summer seemed to remain. +Yesterday's report from Mr Ian Byatt, the UK water regulator, estimates that water bills could rise as much as 50 per cent in real terms by the end of the century - and double by the year 2005. +Reader's Garden operates the Reader's Subscription book club, which features serious fiction and nonfiction titles, classic literature and poetry, and the Garden Book Club which reaches serious gardeners. +The scandal developed during his 1982-87 tenure. +Officials said such a drop isn't unusual in a long expansion. +Hofmeyer has been on a hunger strike since he was detained by police last week during a protest at a branch of First National Bank, sponsor of an ongoing tour by an international rugby team which activists say violates the sports boycott of South Africa. +The kids also got to play volleyball and bounce on a trampoline. The toy room offered an enormous accumulation of playthings Jackson purchased on his recent 17-month world tour. +Even here, he finds in Stockhausen's account of the sympathetic and healing vibrations of music a harking back to the time of Boethius. This is a learned, sophisticated book, full of surprises. +USACafes franchises about 600 Bonanza family restaurants with annual sales of $600 million. +The offer by O&Y Securities Holdings Ltd. raised Olympia & York's stake in Santa Fe to about 19.3%. +Now, in fact, it's 14 percent higher. +Meanwhile, Revco's preliminary proposal turned up yesterday in federal bankruptcy court in Ohio as part of an unrelated filing. +Though the stock transactions were not illegal under Japanese securities law, they had a taint of bribery and influence-peddling. +Today, the bulk of Iraq's arms are still Soviet, said Hans Binnendijk, a weapons analyst at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Western Digital shares closed at $27.25, down 87.5 cents. +"We are deeply concerned about news reports that the decision of the National Salvation Front has imposed restrictions on demonstrations in Bucharest," said State Department spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler. +In Europe the faq grade increased to Dollars 1,650 tonne. +Earnings at Molson Companies, the diversified Canadian consumer products group, were little changed in fiscal 1994. +"There are people switching here," says former Rep. Buddy MacKay, state campaign chairman for Florida Democrats. +Officials said more than 2OO homes were damaged. +"We are conscious of a certain inadequacy of dialogue in the country," the Roman Catholic bishops of Kenya said in a letter to Moi in November 1986. +Riot police used clubs and gunfire to break up gangs and clear open-air markets where rioters burned a bus and used boulders and burning tires to build roadblocks. +Later contract months also finished lower. +Image Bank sees a "very strong second half," however, and for all of fiscal 1990, it expects to exceed fiscal 1988's earnings of $1.3 million, Mr. Eichler said. +The money was placed in the account in connection with Liggett's effort to become licensee of a commercial FM broadcast station in Portage, Mich. +In Alabama, Mobile tied its record of 27 and Montgomery tied its record of 22. Atlantic City, N.J., hit a record 12. +Although nearly half of the Cleveland museum's endowment is restricted, income from the remaining 55% provides for 75% of its operating costs. +Non-Indians argue that spearing during spawning depletes game fish from lakes. +For those who can't afford private treatment, public and other subsidized centers are even more overburdened. +Apple, which is enamored of sound, includes a microphone with each PowerBook. +Small hail fell near Fort Washakie, Wyo., and Loveland, Colo. +Rather, Mr. Baker said afterward, the Soviet foreign minister said his government would like the U.S. to provide "technical advice" on how to reform its economic system. +"I felt cheated on both ends," he recalls, and hastily signed papers to quit the ROTC. +A source familiar with Mr. Edelman's bid for Telex said that the investor hasn't had any discussions with Telex officials about acquiring the company. +Mr. Lloyd wasn't available for comment yesterday. +The Ford contract was presented Thursday. +Yuppie mothers-to-be who try to put their children on the fast track by talking to them in the womb may be on the right track. +The preferred would have a liquidation value of $5 million plus 5% of the common shares outstanding in the new company. +The storms have damped the water panic that swept California in recent weeks, as reservoirs disappeared and cities all over the state adopted or proposed Draconian rationing systems. +The data contained names of FBI informants, federally protected witnesses and details of pending criminal and civil cases, according to court records. +Miss Gabor is to appear in two movies, said agent Cal Ross, but the parts were signed before the trial. +Ziggy Marley said his father once told him: "On your way up please take me up. +She was accompanied from her New Jersey home by her parents, John and Cissy Houston. +Futures margin is not part of a credit extension, but is a performance bond paid by both the buyer and seller to assure that they will honor obligations to bear price risk. +He was marketing and technical manager. +Mr. Boksen said that from a shareholder's perspective, he is rooting against the Macmillan plan, hoping a loss will force the company to seek a third party willing to pay a higher price. +A company spokeswoman said Georgia-Pacific is considering selling timberlands in the Pacific Northwest in the second quarter. +The other most popular brand of ACE-inhibitor is Capoten, or captopril, made by Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. The two drugs combined already have world-wide sales of over $2 billion a year, much of that for treatment of hypertension. +The acting looks authentic, although some of the Mississippi accents migrate to Maine. Wyllie Longmore as Meridian and Nicholas le Prevost as Parnell make their characters fit the situation. +The spokesman said Ericsson hoped that the 200 job cuts outside Stockholm, and some of the 800 cuts in the Stockholm area, would be due to natural attrition. +And Bank of Tokyo last year supplied $25 million in construction money for a San Francisco office and hotel complex. +To achieve a 2-3 per cent target of underlying inflation, 'we have to adjust policy to curb the natural tendency of the economy to spiral. +Many at the budget office believe that quite a few examples of the T-word can be found in the budget that President Reagan submitted to Congress last month. +Lawrence said he thought an earthquake had struck. +We should be wary of excessive eagerness to embrace workfare and similar programs as a panacea. +The sense of crisis at VW may be his greatest ally. Unlike many of its rivals, VW's balance sheet is in reasonable shape. +"Getting aid to the Contras was a preoccupation of Reagan, Regan and Casey, as well as North," said one official. +It must have been clear long before the latest episode, though, that Mr Ozal was no longer prepared to back him as he had in the past. Mr Ozal's role in the Nadir saga is central to understanding the way Turkish business works. +But those involved in restoration projects face dilemmas: Craftsmen who can do many types of fine restoration work, from gold leaf to ornamental plaster, are hard to find, and many materials used in the buildings are no longer available. +Con artists have used the crisis to pitch gold, silver and platinum products, says Mr. McDonald, but depressed precious metals prices have limited the success of those scams. +"This will not stop the tampering, but it will make public knowledge that a film has been tampered with," said George Kirgo, president of the Writers Guild of America and a preservation board member. +Like its predecessor, the SPARCstation 2 uses the popular Unix operating system and Open Look graphical interface and packages the electronics in a small "pizza box" enclosure. +Previous governments have tried to tinker. +He said, "The current (Dukakis) administration hopes to be safely across the Potomac before it hits the fan." +In the days of dhows and steamers, Dubai's natural creek quickly became the Gulf's busiest port in the late nineteenth-century, soon after it was settled by a branch of the Bani Yas tribe, led by the Maktoum family, who still rule Dubai. +They may have been carried away in their enthusiasm, since the dollar is only 10 percent cheaper against the pound than it was at the end of June 1986. +One quarter of the Canadian population smokes. +It emerged as a center of German national feeling after the Napoleonic wars and rose to become one of the world's great cities before the 1933 Nazi takeover. +Most cities suffering price declines were in regions heavily dependent on oil or farming. +"I know we don't have much," said senior center Sharif Ford, "but we're winning. +Most with her handicaps remain helpless, passive individuals, unable to do anything but express the most basic needs. +But, according to the Bureau of National Affairs, a private research firm, only 6% of the 962 non-construction contracts negotiated in 1989 contained two-tier plans, down from a peak of 11% in 1985. +A four-way Democratic presidential primary plus hotly contested local elections and race track referendums were expected to lure 1.5 million voters to the Wisconsin polls today, election officials said. +Col. William R. Higgins, and threatened to kill another today. +IBM expanded rapidly in the early 1980s but has been cutting back since 1985, when it became apparent that the industry's rapid 15 percent annual growth was slowing. +Mr Yassir Abed Rabbo, a top adviser to Mr Arafat, described Mr Peres' talk of significant progress as 'complete exaggeration. +Suharto banned the 57 most toxic of 66 insecticides in common use in Indonesia, all of them broad-spectrum organophosphates. +By the end of the 1990s, you may be paying by the pound to get rid of your garbage. +Mr Kuhn believes Dollars 50m gross could be earned from North America and a similar amount from the rest of the world. That is only a small proportion of the film's financial potential. +Indeed, a revision issued this week said there hadn't been any increase in June at all. +Many of those now recording albums of their own are proteges of this itinerant preacher of the jazz gospel. +John Stoppelman, a Washington securities lawyer and former SEC enforcement official, has been added to the list of candidates under consideration, according to industry sources. +First City has targeted the end of March for completion of its bailout, and a spokesman said the bank still expects to close the transaction by then. +Great Northern claims $4.5 billion in credit assembled by Georgia-Pacific would leave the merged company drowning in debt. +Glaxo shares fell in New York and London trading as rumors circulated regarding the role played by bacteria in causing ulcers. +The actress, best known for her supporting role in "Raging Bull," was seated in the front row of the courtroom and let out a small cry as the first verdict was read. +A slip of a girl in a shocking pink suit - all legs and heels - playing the corporate game. +However, Mr Frans Andriessen, the Dutch external relations commissioner, took the opposite view. +It also allows secondary boycotts in strikes involving railroads and airlines. +There was no immediate word on funeral plans. +It seems, however, to do something quite alien to much of the German press: it produces well-written, concise articles which the readers find interesting. +Then too, the share price fell to within a whisker of the rights price but recovered in the nick of time. Subsequently the shares raced ahead as speculators who sold short were caught on the wrong foot. +North Korea has more than one million soldiers and South Korea has about 650,000 soldiers. +The Soviet Union made a strong pitch Tuesday for Western help in making free-market reforms by asking for talks to ease restrictions on the sale of high technology. +"We want to get a letter to Bentsen from you," she says, bluntly. She also wants the executive to meet with the senator. "That's something down the road we might want to organize," she says. +Fixed-rate mortgages, hit a peak of 11.22 percent in March, fell to below 9.82 percent in mid-July and have risen since, averaging 10.17 percent this week, according to the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. +Local newspapers have been filled with pictures of cracked earth and skeletal cattle. +"There is a need and a desire to have estimates as soon as possible, both for business's own planning and government policy making," says Mr. Ortner. +"It's everyone from homemakers concerned about what their children eat to businessmen and women angry at the amount of waste in the Pentagon to people who are just plain angry about the nuclear war," said Tirman. +"She is a very bright child, and if she can just learn to concentrate and work a bit harder, then she can do very well for herself," her father said. +Volunteers were under treatment between three months and 20 months. +In 1892, poet Walt Whitman died in Camden, N.J. +The nature of the sensitive information could include material relating to Bush himself. +Improved results at Beech, which had operating losses last year of $10 million, came from cost-reducing layoffs and a boost in orders for commuter aircraft. +When their merger is complete _ a process expected to take several months the new Time Warner Inc., will be the world's largest communications concern. +The Pentagon later confirmed two Iraqi ships were warned with gunfire in separate incidents and that both continued under the watch of U.S. vessels. +He also favoured increased access to the systemic transformation facility, a loan facility designed for former communist countries. On SDRs, two options were being discussed. +Centocor has also developed a sepsis drug. +The Federal Reserve Board has given approval for banks to double the amount of revenue that their securities subsidiaries can earn from certain underwriting operations. +He isn't telling them much. +"Michael enjoys Bubbles' companionship but he is a consummate professional and knows the show must go on," Morrish said. +Under the agreement, 80% of all Genmar pre-rigged outboard boats will be equipped to accept Outboard Marine motors. +He tested it with the help of Tokyo University's seismology department. +As with monetary policy, the stock market's concern over the dollar is based more on the shifting landscape than its actual value. +Most people who work with him reciprocate, not least because they appreciate the difference the Spielberg association can make. +Senior diplomats from embassies in Moscow traveled to the army building to join Soviets in bidding farewell. +Inoki fought Ali in Japan in a widely ridiculed but inconclusive match that purported to match the American boxing great with Japan's finest wrestler. +The UAW recently lost a representation election at Nissan's Smyrna, Tenn., plant. +The British government last November placed a large chunk of its huge share offering in British Petroleum PLC in Tokyo. +While the past is a guide, nobody can say with certainty what the 1990s will mean for investors. +Traders said the mortgage market still is supported by retail demand, both for pass-through certificates and Remics, or real estate mortgage investment conduits, in the face of relatively light new supply. +We have over 2 million willing, capable, and dedicated people in the department who, if given the chance, can play a major role in providing for a strong and fiscally sound national defense. +As an industry representative, I don't object to legitimate and even harsh criticism when it helps improve the safety effort. +However, the notion has been sounded informally in Port Moresby. +Will every city look like New York?" +Mrs. Lundquist said she called the transplant center weekly for updates; the National Marrow Donor Center doesn't take calls from patients. +He said that Alcan customers can buy metal from the company, resell it on the open market and "make a pile of money." +Even as Wright nominated Rep. Tom Foley of Washington as speaker in a somber speech on the House floor, workers were trundling his possessions out of the speaker's ceremonial office on canvas-covered carts. +A Budget which marks another significant step in our constant drive to leave individuals and families with more of what they earn. +All fires were out by 8am yesterday. The accident prompted calls by residents and politicians for an independent inquiry and relocation of the plant, which employs 1,650 people. +The dismissal of Transport Secretary Channon, an heir to the Guinness brewing fortune and reputedly the richest member of the Cabinet, had been predicted. +Raymond Loewen, president and chief executive officer of Loewen Group, said the company would be content to hold a significant minority stake in Arbor. +Since it was turned over to Panama in 1979, political patronage has swelled its work force to 430 from 114. +A few carried small plastic bags, apparently holding a few of their belongings. +First Financial Management said the errors stemmed from improper judgments regarding the balance sheet of Basis Information Technologies. +Most of the individuals cited couldn't be reached, or declined comment. +Stock prices posted spotty gains in a quiet session Friday. +First Federal confirmed that a committee investigating a sale had met, but said the meeting was regularly scheduled. +Doris Engineering of France, head of a group of companies, received a $1.1 billion contract to construct the production platform. +Mrs. Dowaliby has crusaded to prove her husband's innocence, and to regain custody of the couple's two other children, currently living with relatives. +She said, however, that those inmates said they don't feel like hostages. +Some are even reporting buying interest among a few bargain-hunting investors. +In Cherepovets, for example, the steelworks is switching to using less polluting coke dust - partly a result of government tax incentives. +Most are believed held by pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem militants. +Ed Gentalen, an architect from Fullerton, Calif., filled out tickets with two friends at Lee's Liquors in downtown Los Angeles. +Payrolls were big, but there was little to buy. +The companies listed $7.7 billion in debts acquired when Campeau bought them in 1986 and 1988. +If a case settles after two days, the barrister could be left twiddling his thumbs for three and a half weeks. Commercial clients will not agree to pay solicitor advocates a brief fee, says Mr Trotter. +Those shares will be chosen by lot, the company said. +Fleming Cos. said it will sell two of its units in separate leveraged buy-outs for a total of $270 million, giving it an after-tax gain of $48 million. +But he also said the group is likely to face lower earnings in 1988 and will have to diversify away from the saturated nuclear-energy sector. +Only when evidence of this impossible optimism becomes just mountainous do the president's men back off a bit in their predictions. +Instead of chemicals, the cameras use floppy disks that memorize images in analog, the same technology motion video uses. +No one immediately claimed responsibility for the blast Tuesday night, but drug lords recently declared war on the government after it began cracking down on the traffickers for a string of bombings and assassinations. +"I don't see any reason to compare (the sales) with last year," because most of the weakness in October 1987 came in the week following the stock market crash, he said. +Mr. Kelley's appointment would fill the seat vacated by Emmett Rice, a Carter administration appointee who announced in October that he would resign from the Fed on Dec. 31 to return to the private sector. +Thirty people were injured, including three soldiers, said the spokesman, who cannot be identified under briefing rules. +The Israeli military said the three were killed in a half-hour fight after a predawn chase of several hours through the hills. +Later, he added, the airman was freed in a prisoner exchange. +Gunmen laughed and screamed "Kill everyone you can!" as they massacred 28 villagers at a rural Easter festival, newspapers in the capital reported Tuesday. +That was one of the incidents that eventually led the United States to invade Panama Dec. 20 and oust Noriega, now jailed in Miami awaiting trial on drug-trafficking charges. +A newer version of the rocket, the heavy-lift launcher Ariane 5, is being developed for planned introduction in 1995. +My caddy had proudly claimed that the course was the best in Africa. +The report said that in 1988, more than 10.5 million children under age 6 had mothers in the labor force. +But to go on achieving their prodigious results, they assume increasing risk, skating on thinner and thinner ice. +"It's a part of Lyon's tradition that's disappearing," Mr. Roiret moans. +If the second instalment were not paid they would, effectively, have received an unacceptably high 6 per cent commission. +There can be no peace in the Middle East until the last of a long line of despots stretching back into history finally have been removed. +"We regret this action by the government of Singapore and hope that a way can be found to resolve the circulation restrictions on The Asian Wall Street Journal and the earlier restrictions levied on Time magazine." +For example, the report warns that achieving policy goals such as lower inflation will take longer than anticipated. Knowing where to compromise is a big problem facing the industrialised world. +Last May, 11 people were convicted of mutiny in connection with the television station takeover and sentenced to 12 years at hard labor. +"I think my candidacy would assure his defeat. +Either farmers will remove their money from them and put it in commercial banks, or the co-ops will have to find ways to earn more so they can afford to pay more. +He says Pakistan hasn't yet assembled a bomb, but now is capable of producing a nuclear weapon in less than a week. +SunTrust's nonperforming loans jumped $52 million in the quarter to $348 million. +He's not one of us. +As a result, traders were rolling over their positions by selling November contracts and buying December contracts. +"The main premise of the book is that you'll survive if you think you can. +Its production backlog has climbed to a record $54 billion. While it's nice to know there are plenty of customers, McDonnell Chairman John F. McDonnell said he wants to ensure the company is making, not losing, money on its orders. +The president was also characteristically defiant about Iraq's execution in March of Farzad Bazoft, an Iranian-born British journalist accused of espionage. +Fear in many cases can destroy their operations." +In the credit markets, short-term interest rates fell slightly after the Fed's action, but interest rates on long-term bonds rose. +Bommai, leader of the Janata Dal party in the state, said wide opposition would arise if the assembly was dissolved, PTI reported from Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka. +However, the decision to postpone the issue was not related to market conditions but hinged on the fact that Repsol must wait for parliament to lift certain legal barriers. +Probably the most unfortunate of these was Lord King's purchase in Babcock International, where he is chairman. +Victims, he said, have ranged in age from 7 to 90. +"It appears to me we're well on our way to a record year in sales and earnings," Mr. Christensen said. +'He was a great man.' +The company reported fourth-quarter profit of $1.17 a share, compared with a loss of 55 cents a share a year earlier. +However, he did say bilingual officers were interviewing him to find out his intentions. +But he indicated that the government would move quickly to halt a run on the Canadian dollar. +By this time, Loftus figures he could have been a veteran Justice Department prosecutor or perhaps he might have started a lucrative law practice in his home state of Massachusetts. +Mr. Enrico is expected to consolidate ad accounts with Tracy-Locke and BBDO, the Omnicom Group agencies that handle the Pepsi soft-drink accounts. +The work was painted in 1889 while van Gogh was a voluntary patient at an asylum for the insane in Saint-Remy de Provence, France, where he lived until his suicide in 1890 at 37 years old. +The SEC said Lynch passed on tips to his girlfriend and her family, who also traded on the information but were not charged. +Mr. Develle says the only "real solution is a recession," but he and others realize that the U.S. administration and congress will be doing everything possible to avoid one before the 1988 presidential election. +Airline analysts in London were pessimistic about the remaining partners' chances for success. +Their program resulted in the deaths of nearly 1 million people. +The showers in the East were scattered ahead of a cold front that extended from the eastern Great Lakes into the southern Appalachians. +The traditional method was to outsource. +The British No 1 has come through two rounds of qualifying and must beat South Africa's Byron Talbot to earn a place in the main draw. +It has little gold on hand but owns everything in 11 time zones. +"See Candy's clothes, see Aaron's pad, "See Aaron and Candy's castle, make the neighbors mad. +The sources said that during a 10-minute conversation, she told him, "The decision is in your hands." Gen. +It is only one of many passages that confirm that this is a sinful life style abhorred by God. +The Forum embodies traditional Hungarian populism and draws most of its support from the provinces. +Pressed by the UAL board for evidence of progress that would justify blocking the order, Mr. Greenwald named five banks that were working with the union group. +Maybe some people want there to be disagreement, even want the leadership to quarrel and to be split, but that's something quite different. +While he introduced a measure identical to the one vetoed, Kennedy said he considered it only a start and would consider amendments. +But to say instead 'uses a wheelchair', as the newsletter suggested, is unacceptable,' I argued. +But its purchasing power is still considerably greater for most of the items in a low income family budget. The Central Bank last estimate for inflation was 20.7 per cent up in 12 months. +Dresser will own 65% of the venture and Geolograph will own 35%. +The French market authority didn't identify the seller, but media reports suggested that it was the Vernes family. +Poland is in the midst of a rare summer heat wave, with temperatures in the 90s. +Riggs and Neidorf are charged with interstate transportation of stolen property, wire fraud and violations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986. +We protect industries that are practically corpses without doing anything to rebuild them," Prestowitz said in a recent interview. +Some opposition leaders have suggested the party's strategy includes trying to confuse voters. +Top party activist Hieronim Kubiak lost in Krakow to a little-known Communist ally, as did Politburo member Wiktor Pyrkocz in the central industrial city of Lodz. +The pilot for a pipeline-inspection company was killed when a wing apparently separated from the plane's fuselage. +Why are investment companies not falling over themselves to offer low-risk products based upon the remarkable 9 per cent gilt-edged yields now available? +Talk of bond issues and Soviet financial exchanges might have seemed far-fetched just months ago, Plekhanov said. "Now all these things are very much in line with the official policy. +The report also says he refused to help students when they were attacked. +"Secondly, he is under the age of consent for having sexual relations," Swain said. "Thirdly, she is an adult. +Valentin Kulikov, a representative of Gorbachev's press office, told the Tass news agency a presidential decree on restoration of citizenship also applies to writers Vasily Aksyonov, Vladimir Voinovich, Lev Kopelev and Georgi Vladimov. +The tax sharing agreement was merely the mechanism used to permit the impermissible taking that occurred. +CBS reported on a smuggling ring broken up recently in Panama. The network, quoting unidentified military sources, reported that at least nine people, including two Americans, were arrested. +Although this gives the German currency a preponderant influence, the arrangement satisfies a desire by the EMS countries not to single out one nation's money as dominant. +Leif Bjaland and John Nelson share the conducting duties. +When the appeals court struck down the law, independent counsel Alexia Morrison appealed to the high court. +The death was classified a homicide, she said. +The central bank and the Ministry of Finance are balking at such a step, in large part because the issue would have to be brought before the parliament which is politically sensitive to foreign indebtedness. +An Allegheny real estate unit also engaged in such third-party transactions without authorization, the agency said. +Enzo Vialardi, executive vice president and chief operating officer, will continue to be responsible for day-to-day operations of the company, reporting to Mr. Snyder. +None question the technical achievement represented if the Boeing 7J7 incorporates the latest in fuel savings, airframe design and electronics. +Even pilots who have crossed the picket lines have had to undergo some retraining after being on strike for months. +Slashing across Florida's midsection from coast to coast, Tropical Storm Keith blew northward into the Atlantic on Wednesday, leaving damaged homes, eroded beaches and up to 6 inches of rain. +That lent credibility to solutions he proposed, he said. +The review of the Dallas bank by an outside "peer review team" of government examiners indicated that senior federal S&L regulators knew losses were deliberately concealed by the thrifts with the approval of local examiners. +Beamon topped 28 feet only once, on his record leap. +However, the crews were allocated to skippers by ballot. +Starting April 27, the airline said, the ban on smoking will be extended to all eight daily flights between Toronto and New York and to each of its seven daily flights between Montreal and New York. +The year-earlier figure was restated because of a reclassification in order to conform to current reports. +Treasury bill rates tumbled yesterday. +A telephone call to Ms. Wiseman's home today went unanswered. +As a result, waiting lists for popular books at public libraries have more than tripled in the past year. +Markus Schmidt of Austria was second, a little more than one-tenth of a second back, followed by teammate and 1991-92 World Cup champion Markus Prock. +Like a number of Mr. Reagan's choices, especially among appeals court judges, Judge Wilkinson is young enough to log more than 25 years on the bench, if he chooses. +In Asia, Dow Jones publishes The Far Eastern Economic Review, the region's premier economic weekly, and has publishing partnerships in countries from Japan to Thailand. +Utah's congressional delegation and Republican Gov. Norm Bangerter praised the Army's decision. +When President Reagan and his aides tried to deal with this by shading his rule against doing business with terrorists, he found himself embroiled in the Iran-Contra scandal. +Jane Byrne, elected in 1979, lost in the 1983 Democratic primary in a three-way race with Richard M. Daley and Harold Washington. +I will never tell a passenger not to smoke." Taxi driver Suheil Ajaj, who said he doesn't smoke himself, said he believes taxi riders have a right to light up. "I believe the customer is paying for the right to smoke," he said. +"We don't think there is any ground for the investigation," said Richard Helfand, a lawyer for K.C. Aerospace. +The men denied ligniting the skyrocket, Wahla said. +"He might let the public just beat on them for a while," Mr. Brantley said. +The difficulty of finding the right broker is what dissuades many people from investing in shares. +It is unclear, however, whether he actually knew Gorbachev. +South African firms are supplying transportation, food, water and health services, broadcasting and emergency equipment to be used on many of the pope's stops. +That scoring not only reduces the edge to the better player, but also ensures that no match will end in a tie. +He had despaired, he said, of working for a woman who pursued a running argument with the official line of her own government. +The bill pushes S&Ls back into home mortgage lending and out of risky investments such as speculative commercial real estate projects and junk bonds. +She is an organizer for today's rally. +John I. Snow, president and chief operating officer, resigned to pursue personal interests. +Raising money 'is tough on both sides of the water', explains Jones. Perhaps the greatest myth in the UK is that US start-ups have it easy when it comes to raising venture capital. +Karpov played with the white pieces in Game 3, which originally was to be played Friday. +Court officials also used the news conference to indirectly criticize U.S. officials who are calling on West Germany to try Hamadi as an adult. +However, Roberts noted that last year's first quarter was the best in company history and this year's first-quarter earnings are the third-highest. +Government spokesmen claim the opposition shames Romania. +First Interstate valued the offer at $3.23 billion, compared with a total $3.39 billion under the $22 bid, which includes 0.22 share of common, a $3 capital debenture and a $7 preferred share for each BankAmerica share. +It will last until the rains come. +Noting that "60 Minutes" has been on the air since 1968, he said it's "still a strong show. +A U.N-sponsored cease-fire line separates Kashmir into Indian and Pakistani sectors. +'What use is regret? +"We must admit this kind of investing isn't healthy," says Izumi Kakimoto, a portfolio manager at Yasuda Mutual Life Insurance Co.'s New York office. +The only ones seeming to enjoy it were Republicans, who nominated oilman-rancher Clayton Williams last month in a landslide. +"In return for the high compensation, there is little job security," argued Hilton attorney Raymond Kelly. "Changes of personnel are frequent in this industry." Casino workers such as dealers and floormen are non-union. +Say a utility is given allowances to emit 5,000 tons of sulfur dioxide, the gas that causes acid rain. +Showers dampened much of the northern Atlantic Coast and gale-force winds whipped the middle and northern Atlantic Coast. +The results aren't expected before the end of the year. +Mr. Novak's use of official papal teaching on economics is insightful, if somewhat sanguine. +A spokesman for the traffic-safety agency said it had received complaints of 37 instances of sudden acceleration in the 1986-1987 Mercedes 300E cars, including reports of two injuries. +While affiliations with cable operators can give networks a sizable boost, they aren't a guarantee of success. +The internal investigation of McGann stemmed from her dual role as a HUD employee and a trustee of the village of Island Park, Long Island. +"Kinnear is indeed building his management team, and Dunlap got the plum," said Sanford Margoshes, analyst for Shearson Lehman Brothers. +So you can be sure that the suit will be for a couple of million marks," Mr. Junger said. +After the market closed, Apple officials said such reports were incorrect. +But Mrs. Olivier concedes that the fund isn't for everyone. +Foecke has maintained he worked up to 18 hours a day for more than a year preparing for the exams and that he used the methods taught by his lecturers. +The girl was placed back on a respirator to relieve breathing problems she experienced Friday after fluid began collecting in her lungs and other parts of her body. +If Catalyst prospers, it could attract competitors. +He attended Oxford University where he read French, Old French and philology before devoting himself to music. +Okinawans also have asked that some land now in U.S. bases be returned to civilian use for the growth of the island's tourist industry. +The percentage of gay and bisexual men consistently practicing safer sex has jumped from 31.6 in 1984 to 57.9 in 1988, researchers say. +COMMISSIONS on stock futures and options trading on Japan's stock exchanges will be doubled from March 23. The increase is the first in commission on futures and options contracts in Japan. +S&P said that part of the recent downturn in the banks' performances can be attributed to cyclical factors, and that the banks had taken steps to restore their competitive position. +The city is about 30 miles north of San Diego. +We heard shots." Policemen later stopped them at their hotel and took their film and their passports, they reported. +Steptoe accepted us," said Marsellos. "I said, `all over the world we were told there was no hope. +The second, by the cultists, who exalt swing to supreme artistic heights." +But as the campaign continued it was clear that the 'only government show in town' was partial privatisation. The Post Office chief then turned his attention to Tory backbenchers who feared that rural post offices would close in the event of a sell-off. +International Business Machines fared a little better in the poll. +Paraguay's President Stroessner lifted a decades-old state of siege, as extraordinary powers are no longer needed to maintain peace, ruling party politicans said. +He can again try to dislodge the Indians by force, in front of a worldwide television audience and international observers. +"He wouldn't veto it until next week," White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater told reporters earlier Thursday. +"It was a nice Christmas present," said Cindy, at age 24 the youngest, who has worked as a radiology technician for five years. +As a reporter, I found out. That's a wonderful thing about being a reporter. +Basil O'Connor, a Wall Street lawyer, headed the foundation started in 1938 to lick polio with hundreds of millions of dollars from "march of Dimes" donations. +A Marion spokesman, while conceding that "our hedge position is not as strong as it once was," contends that the company is properly hedged and that profit margins won't greatly suffer. +A few years ago I began to suspect creativity didn't depend on some inborn ability, but that it arose because one could learn the knack of switching into a mood in which one became more creative. +Even by their own long-term standards, shares in WH Smith have been unusually strong of late. +Otherwise, I love the man still. +The Interfax report also says the Gorbachev platform calls for a new executive committee that would include representatives of the 15 republics. +Abrams' grim scenario has not panned out. +There's no mystery how Steffi does it. +Members of Noriega's Panamanian Defense Force and his Dignity Battalions were known to wear civilian clothes. +He said political conditions require that the president come from within the Communist coalition. +April-August 1964 _ First-year sales projections of 100,000 Mustangs were surpassed in four months. +"This helps me a lot," she says. +Japan and Taiwan have had more success with their tight money policies. +Various nationalities and religious minorities will intensify their struggle as well. +Lynn Blackwell, president of the board of the Connecticut NARAL group, said O'Neill "is not an active anti-choice politician. +Inflation will decline because of "the continuing stiff business competition, both domestic and international, that squeezes profit margins and keeps businesses from exerting upward pressure on prices. +Mao's next designated heir, Hua Guofeng, did make it to the top, but his stay was short-lived. +"On this bright day, which announces the end of the dark night of Sandinismo, I raise my flag of national reconciliation," Mrs. Chamorro told some 60,000 supporters at UNO's final rally a week ago. +That brought the confirmed death toll in Thursday's floods to 20, including five children. +Mr. Sanford changed his vote, and the veto was overidden the next day. +That, he said, would be enough to avoid bankruptcy. +Iraq and Iran exchanged 69 disabled soldiers today, but both countries returned fewer prisoners of war than promised under an agreement worked out by the International Red Cross. +In composite trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, Graco shares closed unchanged at $25 each. +"As I look ahead," says a 28-year-old male bank manager in Chicago, "I just don't think I'll get a fair shake when competing against a female colleague for a promotion. +The company, which is based in Santa Barbara, Calif., is also toying with a system that would show people how they will look if they lose weight. +He believed this year's monetary targets were appropriate but warned of 'sizeable uncertainties' that could force a reassessment. Mr Greenspan said the Fed had recently focused mainly on the short-run outlook. +Integrated common shares could be bought now for about $16 million, though an acquirer would have to assume big debts and the burden of negotiating with quarrelsome creditors. +"The bad news is that last year's was Roger Smith (the beleaguered chairman of General Motors). +BUSINESS ON THE GO gets easier as airports offer office services. +Still, second homes aren't homesteads. +Granted, personal computers are more high-tech than soap and toothpaste. +The trustees' biggest and perhaps most controversial responsibility will be to determine how to divide the fund among some 195,000 women who claim the Shield caused injuries such as pelvic inflammatory disease, septic abortion and infertility. +Mr. Gunn also said American wants to stimulate travel in the first quarter, traditionally one of the airline industry's slower periods. +Major refineries quit producing leaded fuel because of the EPA's tougher pollution controls and declining demand. +Aides to other ex-candidates voiced similar comments. +Afanasyev called for an end to the Communist Party's monopoly on power, and criticized the congress for failing to take up key questions of economic reform. +The incinerators never have been used to dispose of wastes mixed with plutonium at the plant, and Simonson said there are no plans to use them for that purpose. +At the same time, North America's share has fallen from 20 to 15 per cent. Simultaneously, exports to Asia have leapt from 12 per cent to 36 per cent of exports, which in 1991 totalled a provisional NZDollars 15.15bn (Pounds 4.8bn). +The U.S. moves to reduce its budget deficit and last week's statement by the Group of Seven that a further dollar decline could hamper world economic growth were taken as supporting evidence. +One bright spot had been good sales of fruit and vegetables, and food and drink generally. +The test-tube results make it logical to suspect that lipoprotein (a) may hamper clot destruction in humans, said John Albers of the University of Washington School of Medicine. +If convicted, Aguilar faces up to 55 years in prison. +The government is pumping around Dollars 2.5bn (Pounds 1.5bn) a year of offshore oil. +In London, British government bonds ended largely unchanged as it became apparent that the government's policy of high interest rates isn't having an immediate impact on consumer spending. +"We are actively pursuing a number of other cases in Europe of intellectual-property infringement" by competitors, a spokesman at IBM's European headquarters in Paris said. +The budget will be $10 million for the group's initial season of four shows, added Bell. +A new international system of reviewing the trade policies of individual countries will start in earnest with the United States this year, Dunkel added. +It has not yet responded to a petition by the chemical industry to delete ammonium sulfate, said Robert Israel, an EPA official involved in the petition process. +The company has said it believes some contaminants leaked into ground water under a residential street adjacent to the plant. +This sounds safe enough until you consider the complications that might arise calling in the collateral. +The ad, created by Leo Burnett Co., shows a macho baseball pitcher stalling after throwing "ball three" while a packed stadium whirrs in front of him. +The terms of the Avon-Chartwell settlement therefore recognize the inevitable while averting the expenses a proxy contest would have entailed. +He expanded his repertoire last month after returning from a vacation that included a train ride from Chicago to Seattle during which he heard a club-car attendant recite poetry as part of his announcement he was closing the bar. +El-Bashir appeared to be the same person as a man identified as Brig. Gen. +His initiatives on free trade with the U.S. and tax reform may fail for lack of strong leadership, and the struggle will have been conceded to the more determined forces of protectionism and statism. +The bill would effectively overturn five Supreme Court decisions last year that civil rights leaders see as setbacks for their movement. +The spokesman added that Dr. Abrams "was invited to ICN because there existed a situation where physicians had patients going to Mexico to obtain ribavirin for AIDS-related disorders. +The court ruled that those developments did not make the published item libelous. +Paralegal classes are offered periodically at all community colleges that offer prison courses. +But he added that the overall trade relationship between the two countries will not improve significantly until the United States takes a firmer line and establishes targets for reducing the imbalance. +"They want us to march on the streets again. +She won by four votes. +The allied air forces have since been taking out very specific targets, such as military airfields and Scud launchers, for the purpose of destroying Saddam's war-making capabilities. +Lawrence Schloss, an investment banker at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, believes fewer brokers are offering bridge loans than before the crash. +Cluj-Napoca is in Transylvania in northwestern Romania, where most of that country's 1.7 million ethnic Hungarians live. Hungarians know it as Kolozsvar. +America's Roman Catholic bishops deny they were summoned to Rome to be chided for waywardness and say their four-day meeting at The Vatican won't affect the document they are preparing on women and the church. +Pizarro gave up his 9mm automatic pistol, Caracol radio network reported. +Nor is politics the dirty word that Mr. Weiss implies: It is the American system, as it is in every democracy. +"Any violators will be stopped according to the law," the order said. +Since then, investors have become more selective about the kinds of Eurobonds they will buy and the houses they will deal with. +It doesn't have the extensive retail-distribution network in Japan that its more-entrenched consumer-electronics competitors have, nor does it have domestically the premium-brand image that it has overseas. +Since then, though, both National Intergroup's and National Steel's fortunes have soured. +The Georgian resolution calls "inadmissible" Gorbachev's proposal for the president to declare a state of emergency and martial law. +The next two films are tales of two heartland Americans who came to rethink the verities of their upbringing. +The men have been unable to find work. +There are 152 embassy dependents in Panama and 10,560 military dependents, 972 living off base. +With work and aid, almost three-fourths stick out 10 to 14 semesters to graduate. +The terms include a requirement that supporting evidence should accompany requests for extradition, and Attorney General Sir Patrick Mayhew of Britain has refused to do so. +"We took the plan to the president practically as it stands today but without details," Mr. Eris says. +They were encouraged by Thursday's weak inflation and retail sales reports. +'I think that there will be 10 or 12 PC manufacturers left in the world and AST will be one of them,' Mr Qureshey declares. +The company said that when it issued the debentures, it was able to essentially convert that part of its Du Pont stake to cash while deferring the tax bite. +Still, Ms. Reagan acknowledges that "when I went down and told my parents what I saw, they looked at me weirdly." +Disaffected Hutus say the power-sharing agreement did not solve the fundamental issues for Hutus: who controls the army and judiciary. +U.S. District Judge William Stafford sentenced Werner Bruchhausen, 49, to 30-month concurrent sentences Thursday on each of two counts of conspiracy to escape. +Mr. Wood suggests, in his introduction to the book accompanying the series, that "film is the true successor of the Greek mimetic revolution, and the West is still in the grip of that obsession with the illusion of reality in art." +Moreover, "a lot of the political spending money is still being held back," he says. +"If we don't accept supervision and expand the democratic life of the party and country, we will be divorced from the masses and commit great errors," Deng wrote in the essay summarized on the television evening news. +Only after dealing with the agency's chief cartographer, did his crusade bear fruit. +Baab said Friday he did not know if Lindblom had delivered the letter to Mrs. Aquino. +Most said they were still studying the move. +Never have punters had so many opportunities to be parted from their money. +Consumer goods, including clothing and household goods, led the increase in imports. +Warner said its publishing division operating profit dropped to $1.5 million from $2 million. +Marine insurance experienced an improvement, showing an underwriting profit in 1986 of #260 million, up from #213.2 million in 1985. +We negotiated in Spanish." +In the past three months, Iraq has recaptured nearly all the territory it lost to Iran over the past six years. +Chemical and pharmaceutical shares and construction and housing stocks generally eased on late profit-taking. +In addition to the Italian nationals, three Finnish women left Iraq for Turkey, the Finnish Foreign Ministry said today. +"Bilateral trade has an impact on the small business community here," said Gary Luczak, a LaFalce spokesman who declined to identify who answered sick call. "Mr. +Hours before his execution, Ted Bundy coolly traced his origins as a serial killer, describing how boyhood glimpses of violent pornography became "an addiction" that grew until his "destructive energy" exploded from fantasy into reality. +Nearby, the group has created a shower with a water bag hung from a tent pole and protected by two ponchos. +It's like stepping into America's past," said Margie Crane, a housewife from Charlotte, N.C. +One of the hot areas of research revolves around uses for nematodes. +She wants to write television shows, instead of chasing their stars. +If a bidder does come forth, the date would be pushed back to Jan. 1 to permit negotiation of a sale agreement, a company spokesman said. +"These anti-competitive practices ultimately harm the consumer because retailers are prevented from buying soft drinks at the lowest possible price," LeRoy S. Zimmerman, Pennsylvania attorney general, said in a statement. +The decision followed five weeks of unrest and an opposition attempt to oust Noriega. +The survey is based on dollar exchange rates in effect Oct. 8. +It commemorates Panamanians who died in anti-U.S. riots in 1964. +He returned to Chile in 1986 after living for two decades in Spain, Britain and the United States. +Terms of the restructuring include an exchange of $22 million of senior notes outstanding for shares of NESB 13% cumulative preferred stock, convertible into 9.99% of NESB common, on a fully diluted basis. +At United Nations headquarters in New York, a Hungarian diplomat said Wednesday that Hungary has appealed for U.N. help to protect the rights of Hungarians in Romania and is pressing for Security Council action to halt ethnic violence in Transylvania. +My newspaper reported another fatality and six injured in a collision. +The covers are burnt but most of the pages are only blackened round the edges. The company's contracts also included salvage work after the Baltic Exchange bomb attack and the Piper Alpha oil rig explosion. +Some accountants and business executives have turned down the job in the wake of criticism by business that some FASB accounting rules are too costly and complex. +The bank filed no trading report with any agency. +Death squads have been blamed for previous killings of peasants who work on banana plantations and of union leaders who organize them. +His critics say he pays too much attention to western companies offering products few can afford while neglecting housing, transport and other infrastructural problems and failing to combat rising crime. There are problems. +The aim of the ABM treaty is to prevent either side from creating a nationwide protective network, under the theory that neither side would launch a nuclear attack if there was a possibility of devastating retaliation. +Republican opponents conceded they could not defeat the House-passed bill and did not seek a recorded vote. +New investment contracts have been signed since June, when the army attack on student protesters in Beijing chilled Chinese-foreign relations, but they are down sharply from the pre-June pace. +There was also a fall in risk-weighted assets, or assets revalued to take account of their inherent riskiness. This drop in loans and other assets was no accident, according to Mr Derek Wanless, a director. +A corner flips forward to reveal the Israeli banner on the reverse side. +"Let's withhold final judgment until we see what we have," he said. +Mrs. Marcos refused to say where she gets her money, allowing only that "millions" of dollars in legal and medical bills remain unpaid and that she relies on the goodwill of friends to stay afloat. +Lottie agreed; she can remember eating kippers as a child growing up near the Clyde. +That strongly suggests that the current negotiations are simply a straight protection payoff to Pyongyang. +They also noted that the North Korean proposal was unclear as to whether it would allow South Korea equal participation in the probe. +Chevrolet's travails are, in part, merely a sign of the times. +Miss Noonan's mere mentioning the need for some such charismatic leader denotes the failure in itself of the reduction in national stature in the past 10 years when she said we "are ripe for a Teddy Roosevelt." +Now they are released," the source said. +"We are cooperating fully in the investigation, and we are advising our customers of whatever we learn," he said. +It is admired for its wooing of foreign investors, land reclamation and fostering of partnerships in urban renewal - the decrepit state of many Welsh towns is at last being tackled. +Volume on the Big Board came to 62.27 million shares. +Allowing federal funding for fetal tissue transplants from induced abortions would create a demand for aborted fetuses, which would increase the number of abortions, Mason said. +Since Brooks wrote, directed and produced the film that was nominated for best picture and for three of its actors, how could his direction go unmentioned? +Either he is a penny-pinching manager, obstinately hoarding his pile of cash, or he is a grand strategist with the rare talent of avoiding all the worst pitfalls of the defence and consumer electronics industries. +Gradually beat in 6 oz of diced and chilled unsalted butter, piece by piece, until amalgamated to a hot, smooth and creamy sauce, rather like a thin Hollandaise. Add two or more teaspoons of orange juice to taste and season with salt and pepper. +For more traditional tastes there is what the double-possessive movie-title trend would call 'Alan J Pakula's John Grisham's The Pelican Brief'. +We're not too worried about the kind of patriotism flourishing in the land this weekend. +While individual investors have nearly abandoned the over-the-counter market since the crash, some brokers are having remarkable success attracting customers. +When "Scharlie" Schar and another skinhead in green bomber jackets swagger into the social-welfare office here, Marion Praetorius is waiting for them. +A survey Getman conducted in March, during the depths of the junk bond market's slump, showed people thought KKR was becoming less prominent, he said. +"To further this process, please make every effort to obtain agreement on a global warming workshop this fall, hosted by the United States," Sununu said. +Democrats accepted a proposal by Rep. Rostenkowski that would make corporations' estimated tax payments more current than they are now, bringing their schedules more closely in line with those used by individuals. +That adds yet more tinder to the increasingly combustible mess that is the former Yugoslavia. +But its management is planning a rights issue of as many as #300 million ($176.6 million) later this year to replenish capital. +Discount retailers, led by Wal-Mart, and the warehouse clubs (out-of-town barns, selling at rock-bottom prices to a membership customer base) are making the running. +Demand was 3% of that in the U.S. Japanese home freezers were small, and few people had ovens in which French fries could be reheated. +At the time of the cancellation in February, North American Holding said it was closing four of 25 brokerage branches and laying off as many as 50 of its 500 employees. +They forced the resignations of three presidents and ended one-party rule, but the army still runs the country. +Most senior judges, although lightening their workload, help the federal court system cope with the increasing number of cases. +It's a good thing the graphite bats are far more durable than wood, since Worth will be selling them for $100 each. +"The business of raising your eyebrows and saying, 'Golly gee whillikers, it's Gallo,' is dangerous because it just tends to reinforce questions and nervousness," says one ad executive familiar with Gallo. +But many other companies are going nowhere.' There is no single route to success. +Her attorney, Richard Bennett, said Mrs. LoCasto's explanation was "very complicated" and that he did not want to invade her privacy by talking about it. +Earlier this month, Boeing said it was once again reviewing its delivery schedule. +Pittsburgh-based Westinghouse agreed Tuesday to supply water to authority customers while purifying facilities are built. +The Zenith spokesman said the company has been working with Goldstar since the 1970s, when Zenith bought audio products from the company. +The current tolerant public mood toward Bush's gulf policy could change dramatically if Bush goes to war without satisfying the American people that peaceful alternatives had been exhausted. +The unit will be the first U.N. peacekeeping force deployed in the Western Hemisphere, although a two-man observer group was stationed in the Dominican Republic during factional warfare in 1965-66. +Ash and emission-control wastes from coal-fired power plants can continue being dumped in landfills or reused without stringent new controls, the Environmental Protection Agency tentatively concluded. +No one has watched the transformation more carefully than the Soviet Union, which is considering a similar reform. +The UMW sent four negotiators into a Duffield motel. +Is that hope overturned? Not necessarily. +Mickey Levy, chief economist at First Fidelity Bank Corp., said the slow growth in the nation's money supply "portends continued sluggish economic activity and lower inflation" for several months. +This cleared a path for a buyer keen to cut costs, and provided an opportunity for a management buy-out. +In over-the-counter trading Friday, Citytrust shares closed at $39, up 59 cents. +Besides finding a partner, Mr. Iacocca also must select a successor. +Royal Bank of Canada renewed talks to buy control of Dominion Securities, parent of Canada's biggest securities dealer, sources said. +The article created an uproar in medical circles and prompted a Cook County grand jury last week to subpoena the AMA to force it to disclose the doctor's identity. +The column certainly stands out in the Echo, an otherwise routine prison paper relying on a captive readership. +In Congress, Democratic leaders argue that the measure to reduce the tax on capital gains undoes one of the central compromises that opened the way for enactment of the Tax Reform Act of 1986. +GM's estimated second-quarter car production should fall 12% below 1989; truck output, however, is expected to rise 6.5%, partly because the auto maker is building more minivans. +Such cost savings would allow the Bank of Boston to make a higher bid and still get the same rate of return on its investment. +A Soviet military official said Britain and France eventually would have to surrender their independent nuclear forces if comprehensive arms accords in Europe were reached by the U.S. and Soviet Union. +The elder Daley also slated his son for a seat in the Illinois Constitutional Convention. +The managers and traders added that the move won't solve the stock market's volatility problems. +The rights is underpinned by the company's estimate that pre-tax profits for the year to September 1993 will rise to Pounds 9.3m (Pounds 8.7m). The company said it had been stalking T&S for a number of years. +Flood waters began to recede Sunday, and the government said it has received $236 million in aid to fight the destruction and disease caused by the worst floods in memory. +Saragat, a founder of the Social Democrat Party, died at his house in Rome, said a party official who spoke on condition of anonymity. +They were not helped by the threat of renewed conflict in the Middle East, nor by a steep plunge in government bond prices. +Shareholder groups said they were pleased that the agency has begun its review of proxy rules, but encouraged the agency to move forward to what they consider bigger-picture questions. +Lansky, founder of the National Yiddish Book Center, recently returned from a mission of remembrance: taking Yiddish books to Jews in the Baltic republics of the Soviet Union. +The rent doubled and he can no longer afford it. +Let us hope that he will support efforts for foreign-aid reform. +An anonymous caller told a foreign news agency by telephone the car contained explosives. +Veribanc said only 2% of all credit union deposits and shares were over $100,000, the maximum federally insurable amount for individual accounts. +Temperatures in Beijing, 135 miles to the east, have been dipping below 40 degrees at night with a chill wind. +A debt of that size would require an annual payment of $96 billion to foreigners to service the debt, an amount equal to 1.2 percent of the projected GNP for that year, the study said. +By noon EDT, the depression left by Klaus was centered near 24.0 north latitude and 76.0 west longitude, or about 115 miles southeast of Nassau in the Bahamas. +The Supreme Court, in a setback for Congress, let stand a federal appeals court's ruling that legislators may be sued for libel for statements made outside their legislative role. +Polls predict that Gen. +Showers and thunderstorms developed during the afternoon over the central High Plains, including eastern Colorado, southeastern Wyoming and westernmost Nebraska, as a cold front approached from the north. +Without the markets, many family farms - too small to comply with demands for volume and uniformity of whole distributors - would be forced to sell out. +Kadar's death came as the Supreme Court canceled all charges against former Premier Imre Nagy and his associates who led the 1956 uprising and were executed under Kadar on charges of high treason. +"I'm very happy," Brandley added. +Gorbachev backed down, and the congress adjourned until Monday. +On the day that animals and equipment were to be loaded onto a freighter for the voyage to Canada, the Culture Ministry denied the circus a license to export the show. +Mr. Ingram, 47 years old, expects to go out of state to buy the 50-foot sloop he will need for the voyage. +Authorities first said a new school year would begin Sept. 18 but still have not allowed any West Bank schools to reopen. +Along with Horace Mann, these two units had comprised a significant part of Cigna's individual financial services segment. +Costa Rican Ambassador Jesus Manuel Fernandez told The Associated Press by telephone from the embassy that he asked military authorities at the scene to lift the cordon around the building. +Food retailers expect sales to improve on an annual basis this month, but the outlook for off-licences remains bleak. Clothing and footwear. +His serve is big, and every now and then you get a funny hop on the serve, and then he comes in and hits some decent volleys." +In recent weeks, speculation has grown in the Brazilian press and political circles that Mr. Bresser Pereira might soon resign. +She vowed never to fly again, and said she would travel home to Tennessee by van when she is released from the hospital. +With an icy demeanor and a steel will, Mr. Lorenzo locked horns with union representatives in his efforts to turn around the struggling carrier. +The car was burglarized Sunday night while the woman was visiting friend in east Oakland, he said. +But, she argued, the perception is wrong. +Ms. Martinez-Mont, former dean of economics at Francisco Marroquin University, writes from Guatemala City. +"Some people took one step for every three breaths because there's so little oxygen up there," says Tillemans. " When we got there, some people were too tired even to take pictures." Tillemans planted a red and white Cornell banner at the summit. +The October contract ended with a gain of 0.25 cent a pound at 14.47 cents after trading as high as 14.54 cents. +Scientists are trying to determine the function of the protein, called dystrophin, so they can tell just why its absence is so destructive in Duchenne. +I would understand, wouldn't I, that a little gesture to the ticket attendant would secure me a seat. +Laurie Flynn, executive director of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, an advocacy group of about 100,000 patient families, urged Sandoz to reduce the price of clozapine. +The result: added legal fees, delayed receipt of the estate's assets by intended beneficiaries, and the possibility that the state could sue the estate to recover the Medicaid money spent on the deceased's nursing home care. +She'll be real quiet," Ms. Connell said. "When Karen is there, she's always smiling. +However, though the war is in its opening stages, participants said the market is trying to look ahead and refocus on economic fundamentals, which point to a lower dollar. +"It simply isn't a major setback. +The trick is knowing what materials to use and how to do the work. +Authorities also found several containers of beer inside the boat, but Glover declined to discuss whether alcohol might have contributed to the accident. +But I just find no rhythm in the wailing that accompanies Kabuki," said Amina Eissa, who watched on television. +Her voice sometimes rising in anger, she described his rapid physical decay and his way of slipping into isolation. +A Ramstein spokesman, Rich Romera, said at least one other American is known to have died but that the name could not be released until relatives are notified. +All gold reserves will not flow out of the country or flow into hoards held by Soviet citizens provided that the State Bank not accommodate the government budget deficit. +Prosecutors said she died because of the younger brothers saw her as an impediment to their advancement in Eustaquio's cocaine-dealing business, and witnesses said it took place soon after she threatened the younger brothers with a gun. +Laykama had argued with another 12-year-old girl on Thursday, and older boys from both of the girls' families became involved in the fight, police said. +This would raise some Dollars 600m-Dollars 700m, available to increase its investment in Latin America in partnership with GTE. +But it soon becomes clear that Torah doesn't want to answer any questions about Torah. +Revenue from investment banking jumped 57% to $293 million, reflecting continued strength in underwriting new stock and bond issues, particularly mortgage-backed and asset-backed securities. +Last fall, the FDIC refused to let Continental sell the shares in a public offering when the stock was trading at around $20. +"One does not shore up the long-term foundations for Sino-American relations by appearing weak to China's leaders and callous to the Chinese and American people," he wrote. +The indictments followed the arrests Friday of Helmy and Huffman. +He manages both to relate freshly to everyone else onstage and to suggest that Hamlet's mind is always at one remove from everyone around him. Remarkably, he achieves this by working within very narrow confines. +Why is it that the competitive price-cutting in the personal equity plan market has focused on initial, not annual, charges? Several unit trust managers have cut or eliminated the initial charges on Peps, the fastest-growing part of the market. +The biggest reason: Sentra sales were down more than 31% from a year earlier. +Jackson said the renovations are "for practical reasons" because he is in Washington several days a week and intends to use it instead of staying in hotels. +This week ex-Avenger Honor Blackman is entertaining her admirers at the Criterion with her one-woman show, Dishonorable Ladies. +The company has about 1,100 employees. +But in New York Stock Exchange composite trading Friday, the stock shot up $3.50 to close at $18.25. +NEW ACCOUNT: Busch Entertainment, St. Louis, named DDB Needham, Chicago, to create ads for its Sea World of Florida and Sea World of Ohio theme parks. +Home Shopping didn't begin trading until after 2 p.m. EST. +Nearly 500 people have been killed and 1,500 wounded in fighting between the Shiite factions since Dec. 31, when the latest round in a 9-month-old battle for dominance of Lebanon's 1 million Shiites broke out. +The fight, of course, is the long-running and bitter battle between Long Island Lighting Co. (Lilco) and political forces that include, most importantly, those of New York governor Mario Cuomo. +The city is the summer capital of Jammu-Kashmir state and the cradle of the movement to secede from mostly Hindu India. +Exquisitely pretty, blonde, flawless skin, tall, fine-boned. +After hearing testimony and discussing quake relief needs, lawmakers broke into committees to consider specific legislation. Floor votes on bills were possible this afternoon. +"The rest of the country now thinks this is nothing but a town of drunks," said Linda Tilley, leader of the recall effort and a part-time waitress and bartender at several nightspots. +Television news, especially at the networks, has a fascination with the horse race, not the horses. +Now with the yen and mark strong, Japanese and West German industrialists are beginning to worry about losing export markets. +The overall index improved 11 to 5,587, industrials notched up 16 to 6,403 and the golds index eased 6 to 2,154. De Beers dipped 10 cents to R108.90 - the group announced yesterday a diamond exploration joint venture in Canada. +The bill should have clear sailing because both the legislature and the governor, Democrat Bob Casey, are strongly anti-abortion. +There is a lot to be said for young people going away to college, but not much for the state paying large sums for them to do so. +The Indian presence is resented by Sinhalese extremists, who say it compromises the country's sovereignty. +Jones, who advocates a three-year television advertising campaign leading to the 1992 presidential election, said he would make a formal announcement next week. +The GNP report revealed that the economy grew at an inflation-adjusted annual rate of just 1.2% in the second quarter. +Mr. Hoffman didn't dispute industry estimates that LIVE should have 1988 profit of $30 million to $40 million on revenue of $400 million. +They made heavy use of junk bonds and the personal services of Drexel Burnham's junk-bond wizard, Michael R. Milken. +He is suffering from kidney cancer and is staying at a Soviet military hospital near Berlin. +The capacity rate hit its most recent peak of 84.3 percent in December _ a 10-year high. +Robinson reported owing at least $100,000 to Jones. +Two other blacks are trying to win top elections elsewhere in the South. +U.S. military engineers are replacing combat soldiers, and Panamanian officials are trying to sweep away the vestiges of Gen. +Senior Trooper Allen Coburn, who stopped Rollins early Sunday, said he found two bags of a rock-like substance suspected of being cocaine in Rollins' coat pockets. +Tokyo had rejected these demands from the outset, on the grounds that they amounted to numerical import targets. +What used to be obvious has become, in the postwar revisionist fog, something of a dirty little secret: Most of the Americans who were in Vietnam weren't in the Vietnam War. +Cab Calloway sang Miss Fitzgerald's "A-Tisket, A-Tasket." +"The dollar could turn with a vengeance," said Carlo Galazzi, senior dealer at Nikko Bank (U.K) Ltd. in London. +Chevrolet officials counter that the Geo name will simply give the cars a needed distinct identity. +Bell Atlantic Corp., with 17 million access lines at the end of last year, was the largest local telephone company before the GTE-Contel merger two weeks ago. +Separately, Farm & Home adopted an anti-takeover measure involving the distribution of common stock purchase rights to holders. +La Rossa said such lawyers are defenders of poor and disadvantaged people who would not be able to otherwise afford attorneys. +In 1977, A.J. Foyt won the Indianapolis 500 a record fourth time. +The stock market inched ahead today, extending its advance of the past three sessions. +The Socialist government today postponed a ruling on whether to extradite a suspected Palestinian terrorist to the United States, saying it would decide after June 18 elections. +Late Tuesday, the first direct negotiations since May between state-run British Rail and unions broke down when union representatives walked out after the two sides failed to agree on a pay raise. +Repeating the experience of the past, the new parties often cannot agree on their own program much less a common front. +But the reforms, particularly on the economic side, that brought a new level of prosperity to the Chinese people really was started by him. +NURSES at University College Hospital in London are to vote on strike action. +The American Petroleum Institute's weekly inventory data, released after the close of trading, showed a continued expansion in U.S. supplies of gasoline and petroleum distillates but a drop in crude oil stocks. +For one, he needs a better tail rudder to make a more airworthy sleigh. +A flier becomes an ace by shooting down five enemy aircraft. +The VAT, which has been adopted by several European countries, is a form of sales tax. The tax is added to a product at various stages of the production process. +Franchisees are essentially a captive market for a franchiser's products, often having to buy items they don't want or need and pay for services they don't use. +On this date: In 1567, Mary, Queen of Scots, was imprisoned in Lochleven Castle in Scotland. +But Pennington said a new forecast calls for good weather both days at both places. +The action affects $25 million of preferred shares. +B.F. Goodrich lost 1 1/4 to 42. The tire and rubber company reported fourth-quarter profit of 47 cents a share, at the bottom of analysts' expectations. +In addition to Mr. Roux, Guinness has lost the services of Ernest Saunders, who last Friday resigned as chairman and chief executive of the company pending the outcome of the DTI inquiry. +His father, Carey Falwell, was a restaurateur and bootlegger who killed his drug-addled younger brother in a gun battle, then died of cirrhosis of the liver when Mr. Falwell was 15. +In April, the administration retaliated by slapping $300 million worth of tariffs on Japanese electronic goods. +The flagship store is another expression of Crate&Barrel's trademark showmanship, offering display cases with dressers and chairs along Chicago's ritziest retail strip. +The leading English-language newspaper Tehran Times has reported 50,000 people dead and 200,000 injured. +As Mr Mike Anstee, director of electronic marketing at London & Edinburgh Insurance, says: 'It is imperative for the market that we get EDI moving to get rid of both paper flows and the duplicate entry of data.' Motor business has forced the pace. +At the same time, Price's $50 million offering of convertible debentures would increase its debt-service expense, said Craig Fitt, assistant vice president at Moody's. +Big Board gainers led losers 830 to 794. +Both management and technical leadership, say the experts. +I figured the kid needed help," said Schmitt, 20, of Philadelphia. +The review said although much progress had been made in the Uruguay Round, there had been "a further increase in the uncertainties and tensions affecting trade policies" in the period reviewed, the six months until last February. +By contrast, fields and orchards are bare in late November and trees have lost their leaves. "When we celebrate Thanksgiving under these conditions, we seem to have lost our sense of timing," the almanac said. +Olanoff said the department granted the Artises a waiver to care for eight children about a year ago. +But if you assume that underwriting requires scarce skills and that a whole set of institutions with financial skills is prevented from competing, Mr. Litan's argument makes sense. +Clabir Corp. proposed to acquire Atlantic Research for about $274 million in cash and securities. +And maybe because of such skepticism, fewer investors (36%) plan soon to increase their activity in the market than their stockbrokers think; 71% of brokers believe they will. +"You live up to your oath of office not just by carrying out decisions you agree with, but by carrying out decisions you don't agree wtih _ or else resigning." Again, Shultz gave no examples. +George, as chairman of the student deacons, got to escort the secretary to the podium, in addition to his regular duties of checking attendance and taking up the collection. +When that happens, it has the political tools to take retribution. +In 1980, transplant surgeons at several hospitals began reporting promising results with a drug that stops the body's natural tendency to reject new organs. +"It looks like it's going to take a new president," adds Richard Ayres, chairman of the National Clean Air Coalition, a consortium of environmental, public health and labor groups. +He also declined to dismiss the felony charge of criminal mischief and two other misdemeanors, reckless endangerment and negligent discharge of oil. +But now Mr. Hiatt's best work is turning up on his own albums. +Barthelemy and Mintz said repeatedly during the campaign that race should be irrelevant, and accused each other of exploiting it as an issue. +The Sikhs then fired automatic weapons. +The U.S. Army, too, paid little attention to the fact that I was a Canadian, because in 1951 it sent me a draft notice. +On Saturday, Jean Claude Bajeux, co-leader of the socialist Congress of Democratic Movements and a member of 12-party Unity Assembly, criticized Mrs. Pascal-Trouillot for her quick appointment of the five new Cabinet members. +Of 1,200 delegates responding thus far to the survey, 534 said they had no preference. +Full year profits were more than 15 per cent better at Pounds 23.6m and traders were impressed by the published net asset value and the dividend increase. Traders said a cross of 450,000 Percy Bilton shares took place at 404p. +British Gas PLC shares are expected to trade as much as 20% above their issue price when dealing begins today in the former state-owned natural-gas utility. +These people added yesterday that Mr. Boesky sustained a loss on his Fischbach dealings. +"The market needs more and more to feed itself," said Arthur Parrish, a grain analyst at Shearson Lehman Hutton, New York. +The nine more recent charges allege that Secord lied to Congress to cover up his own profits in the Iran-Contra affair. +"If the ship was allowed to discharge its crude into another ship, the amount of pollution would be greatly less than it is now," Souri said. +The stock market retreated slightly today in moderate trading, weakened by investors cashing profits from the strong gains of the previous two sessions. +Although some companies may use OS/2 as a network manager in the future, few are buying IBM's pitch that OS/2 could be a new standard for individual PCs. +At the urging of party leader Neil Kinnock, Labor's National Executive committee voted 17-8 on Tuesday for a policy under which a Labor-led government would only scrap Britain's independent nuclear arsenal as part of a negotiated arms control deal. +And loan demand has been rising since 1982. +Other amounts: $105 monthly for three-quarter time training, $70 for half-time training and $35 for less than half-time. +Management also is urging shareholders to approve a change in the company's name, to Graham-Field Health Products Inc., at the annual meeting May 27. +The next president needs to seek a mandate from the people to restore the balance of power. +Many shops doubled their prices even before his address. +Rep. Jack Kemp of New York, former television evangelist Pat Robertson and former Minnesota Gov. Harold Stassen had agreed to attend, as had former Delaware Gov. Pete du Pont. +Another soldier was killed on Tuesday when rebels waiting in ambushed fired on a military jeep as it passed by a cemetery in Candelaria town, 55 miles southeast of the capital Manila, another report said. +Much of the future action, he adds, is likely to be in Brazil because "it's going through the structural changes that create an explosive stock market." But some skepticism clouds the Brazilian picture. +In all, throughout U.S. history, 59 blacks have been elected from the states and served in the House. +Prices were 2.7% higher than a year earlier. +(Air Courier Conference vs. American Postal Workers Union) The committee is free to draw its own conclusions, but the signs are that its verdict may be largely political. +Housing doesn't count as much in New York, she says. +He said he was trying to stimulate their interest in various matters, which would not be a violation of the one-year ban on lobbying an ex-employee's former government agency. +"The goal of the program is to perpetuate the role of natural fire in park ecosystems without threatening public safety or property," Tweed said in a statement. +However, it's unclear how large the potential market is. The company hopes the Omnitron will sell for $2,500-$2,600 each. +The group is seeking to have its jailed members housed in the same prison. +The new baby behaves oddly; she is curiously self-absorbed and, when she grows, seems unable - or perhaps unwilling - to communicate with other people. +"There is an unmasked intention on the part of the court to favor the men on trial, which goes to show that in Venezuela there are obstacles and structures that make justice impossible," Chacon told reporters outside the judge's chambers. +He was even then a major figure in English letters, and some of his bookish friends, including Ezra Pound, wanted to get him out of there and into literature full time. +Some residents picked through rubble seeking prized possessions or building material. +That's more than a quarter of a million new jobs a month _ every month _ for 68 consecutive months. +We didn't want to, but we were forced to." Ms. Malone said more than 30 shelters involved in the contract dispute remained open. +Thus, the West shouldn't reward Moscow if it won't adopt fundamental free-market reforms, says Vladimir Dlouhy, the Czechoslovak minister of the economy. +There are three related compounds in the aspirin family. +The Movie Capital of the World, which got rotten reviews from other Hollywoods across the nation when it tried to gain exclusive rights to the name they share, came up with a new offer Monday. +Earlier, there were reports that plans for a paperback edition had been shelved for fear of more violence. +The key category of non-defense capital goods, considered a barometer of business expansion plans, rose 1.9 percent in April to $33.1 billion, following a drop of 3.8 percent. +The one approved Tuesday will be repayable in 40 years with less than 1 percent annual interest. +But presidential Press Secretary Tomas Gomez said Mrs. Aquino was told that 142 people died in Baguio, including two Americans, one South Korean, a Taiwanese and a Chinese. +Handsome though the circular assembly hall is in Church House, it is not a great piece of architecture. +Patrick's Day party thrown by House Speaker Thomas S. Foley what information he had on the fire. +U.S. officials said the White House would insist upon stricter verification procedures and seek to protect NATO allies with short-range nuclear arms. +Siskiyou activist who lives in this small community outside Grants Pass. +Traders said the Aug. 2 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait set the stock index tumbling, as investors became nervous about the Japanese economy. +Mr. Huber is a man of clear vision and extraordinary talent. +A court today rejected an appeal for political asylum from a Chinese man accused of hijacking a Chinese airliner to Japan, lawyers said. +The latest franchise opened to brisk business last week at a mall in downtown Philadelphia. +Palace doctors, including Akira Takagi, have said they could not determine whether the internal bleeding has completely stopped, although no discharge of blood has been detected recently. +The Roman emperor and his horse were reunited Tuesday after an eight-year restoration of the gilded bronze equestrian statue. +"We are trying to provide the translation in their native language." +Federally insured thrifts closed $16.5 billion in mortgages in November, down from $20.3 billion in October and 16% below the level for November 1986. +And as a rule, Japanese trading strategies are more methodical and patient than those employed by American traders. +Copper's stability was also supportive. +In addition, the cable operators get to pick two members of Fashion Channel's board, which is being expanded to 11 members from the current three. +"We do expect to make rapid progress." Mr. Jones declined to specify the type of securities that will be sold or indicate a specific timetable. +The transaction is subject to certain regulatory approvals and is expected to be completed early next year. +Federal health officials are putting the finishing touches on a rule that for the first time would explicitly allow the government to consider cost in making decisions about whether Medicare will cover new devices, procedures and various drugs. +"People are speculating that nationalized institutions will buy shares to increase the government's influence and that the threatened companies' shareholders will buy shares too, to fight back. +The five-story, 250,000-square-foot limestone and brick building will be constructed with private funds. +Retorts Grayling's mayor, Robert Golnick: "The Guard is Grayling. +On one side is a group led by a Frenchman backing the helix snail, the traditional favorite of France. +Mr. Smith hinted that more funding from Philip Morris could be forthcoming, but not unless others join in. +"It doesn't affect me personally," she said. +Another favorite joke: Mark's decision to leave his prized red sports car with his girlfriend, who quickly rolled up 600 new miles on the odometer. +He said he chose a company outside Naples to avoid involving the Camorra, the Neapolitan Mafia, which traditionally is influential in local construction. +Ms. Chao said she has felt comfortable working for both Reagan and Bush, although she considers the Reagan administration more ideological and Bush's leadership more pragmatic. +NYNEX is the largest cellular phone service provider in New England, operating in regions extending from southern New Hampshire to Worcester, Mass., and Rhode Island. +In Tokyo, the dollar rose to a closing 131.88 Japanese yen from 131.75 yen at Tuesday's close, and later in London it was quoted at 131.75 yen. +The earnings were well below analysts' estimates of 52 cents a share. +Kosovo is a part of Serbia, the nation's largest republic, and had previously enjoyed a measure of autonomy. +While many analysts say corn production already has been irreversibly harmed by the drought, yields could plunge further if a lack of moisture inhibits the crop's ability to pollinate. +Eleven bullets were fired after she stopped and she was hit five times. +About 80 percent of the jewelry has been recovered, he said. +Forecasters said parts of Indiana and Illinois also could expect rain. +"We won Vermont tonight," he told supporters. +Then there were the continual misdemeanor arrests of employees for sale of obscene material. +And though 60 percent of smokers never light up after quitting, the rest do, he said. +Estella Cohen sent her husband, Sgt. Hullie Cohen, a tape of their son playing football for The Citadel. +The officials would not discuss an overall price tag but the various elements could well add up to more than $25 billion. +He also called for peace and European unity. +"These parties are at the most using (these talks) to cover up major disarmament projects," the newspaper said in a commentary. +'If we can win a 35 per cent Yes in the north, then over the country as a whole, it will be a Yes,' he said. +"I grew up in the middle of nowhere," the 34-year-old Stormare said recently, describing the small Swedish village of Arbro where he was raised. "It was football or drinking wine and beer or going around in cars. +Dissidents in Moscow said Radio Liberty's broadcasts were jammed to block its reports on anti-government demonstrations and detentions in Moscow, Leningrad and two other Soviet cities. +The group arrived in the United States two weeks ago and visited leaders of United Mine Workers of America and the AFL-CIO in New York and Washington, D.C. before traveling to West Virginia. +Oil-Price Shock Recovery: Small-stock investors rode a nine-year rally that began in 1975, as the economy recovered from the shock of the Arab oil embargo. +There still was no clear successor to Takeshita, since many senior party leaders are linked to the scandal. +The pyramid began with plans four years ago to provide a new basketball arena for Memphis State University. +Though it is planning to cater to various auto makers in the U.S., Press Kogyo said the unit will be a major supplier for a nearby auto plant owned jointly by Isuzu Motors Ltd. and Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. +It does not bother me at all. +The following year, in 1885, sheep were estimated at 49.6 million. +An entirely new constitution is to be drawn up and adopted by the new Parliament after the national elections, but Justice Minister Kalman Kulcsar has said the amendments were necessary to make next year's elections legal. +The three had been convicted in previous trials in Pennsylvania and New Jersey of conspiracy to possess unregistered firearms, explosives and false identification. +Mr. Fireman sold an estimated $60 million of Reebok stock a year ago. +With commercial banks showing increasing reluctance to make new loans to debtor nations, Western governments believe foreign investment is the key to stimulating growth there. +My budget asks for beefed-up prosecution, for a new attack on organized crime, and for enforcement of tough sentences _ and for the worst kingpins, that means the death penalty. +"This is the time for the defendant to tell me anything he wants me to consider, so he can't complain later something was said to which he didn't have a chance to respond," Kolenda said. +The bonds are rated double-A-2/double-A-minus. +In 1892, author and newscaster Lowell Thomas was born in Woodington, Ohio. +UK executives are most cautious about Maastricht, only 55 per cent saying they would vote in favour in a referendum, and 38 per cent declaring they would vote against. +I cannot confirm or deny.' +If cellular stocks trade at 30 times earnings, many people would say that one at 20 times earnings is cheap. +Just when Meralco will be allowed to pass on the higher charges to customers is unclear. +"The infant appears comfortable and is showing signs of brain-stem death," Ms. Rockwell said. +"It's great for me," said Pam Skallinger of Maplewood, Mich., who has been a temporary for six years. "I've got all the benefits plus the flexibility. +He also has been ambassador to Nicaragua and military attache in Guatemala. +Two friends, a young man and a young woman, stood to read lines from her writing. +Failure to settle the disagreement, which is primarily between the United States and Germany, would be "a rather unfortunate situation, but it would not be a crisis or a catastrophe," he said. +The republic is overwhelmingly Catholic. +He went back to the Met, returning to Kent as chief constable in 1989. +Last September, communist rebels killed two American civilian employees of Camp O'Donnell, about 15 miles north of the base, on the day Vice President Dan Quayle arrived in Manila. +While she sympathizes with the need to save money, she said, "veterans should come first." Her daughter, a 69-year-old Air Force retiree also named Alma and part of a lineage of veterans going back to the American Revolution, was more direct. +Pentagon strategists recently discovered that if war broke out, Soviet bombers could gravely wound the U.S. simply by attacking a small German plant 30 miles west of the Czechoslovakian border. +The sit-in strikers, camping in scores of tents in the heart of the city, forced the resignation on Friday of President Petar Mladenov, a leading member of the governing Socialist Party of reform Communists. +Moreover, the huge potential for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge might never be explored because oil drillers could find it prohibitively expensive to reopen the pipeline. +Placer Dome had announced that the stake was for sale in early May. +The resort homes of other celebrities, like violinist Yehudi Menuhin and actor Roger Moore are also close by. +Moreover, landlords often request deposits of up to four years of rent. "That tends to be the biggest hurdle," says William Best, vice president of consulting company A.T. Kearney International Inc. +In other matters, Hardy said she and the Department of Health and Human Services were unable to get included in President Reagan's fiscal 1990 budget a proposal to eliminate a Social Security's earnings test. +"I'm always upbeat," he says. +In some ways, the free spirit remains decidely Japanese. +So you can imagine how the 42-year-old Mr. Sheppard, hired to evaluate new technologies for Kidder's life-sciences investment banking group, felt the week of the crash. +"The bid for Great Northern has revitalized the deal syndrome and the paper group," said Larry Wachtel, equities analyst with Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. +The case was assigned to U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell, 77, who was appointed by President Johnson and presided over one of the Watergate trials. +Two police officers were killed Friday during a guerrilla ambush in a rural region of eastern Colombia, the spokesman said. +But he left out one detail: his great-great-uncle Henry Wilson was a Republican. +Timisoara!" Toakes was named to the National Salvation Committee that was formed to run the country, but the soft-spoken minister said he planned to remain in his western village and build up a congregation there. +Staley, a self-employed accountant, said he moved his family out of the city about 10 years ago because he loves solitude and the rural lifestyle. +She says the deposit fee is far superior to the "bottle-bill" approach used in nine states, because the deposit fees affect all containers, not just beverage bottles, and containers aren't returned through retail outlets. +Overnight, local Mormon Church authorities opened their chapels to evacuated families and Red Cross officials appealed to community residents to open their homes to the displaced. +For those with a figure problem, he brought out some loose smock dresses in hot-weather cottons, most original with flowered appliques on the huge puff sleeves and yokes. +For perceptions of Cabaret have clearly changed over the years. The story was drawn from the writings of Christopher Isherwood, who lived in Berlin in the 1930s. +A study mandated by Congress in 1984 found that fewer than 400 of 2,000 11th graders could adequately write a note applying for a summer job at a swimming pool. +"Obviously, an issue of this size will take time to place." +"Further," Mr. Popejoy said, "there's no talk about new buyers." +The results were based on a sample of about 60,000 households across the nation and had an error margin of less than one percentage point. +Anyone who wants to appeal Mathews' ruling must do so within 30 days. +"We don't know anything," she confesses. +The annual revision of the armed forces high command this month gave Aylwin the opportunity for a clear demonstration of his political authority. +Cutting back on fertilizer and killer chemicals to take care of bugs and weeds isn't a step backward at all, and may be the start of a long future journey for American farmers, an Agriculture Department conference was told Monday. +The bonds, which are noncallable for five years, were priced at a spread of 119.4 basis points above the Treasury's 30-year bond. +Prosecutors have based their case on the testimony of 11 child witnesses who told the jury they were subjected to sexual abuse while attending the Manhattan Beach school, which was shut down in 1984. +Newspapers and magazines, for example, together account for as much as five times that amount. +"If our phone lines don't work, the door to our business is locked," says Mr. Troupe. +Kathleen Tynan was an excellent Belinda and Nigel Leeson-Williams sang a burly warrior of an Aeneas. Still all this might not have succeeded, if the performance had not found so striking a focal point in its central performer. +Barclays and National Westminster have disclosed that their average margin on small-business loans has risen from 2.9 percentage points above base rate to about 3.5 points over 18 months. +McDonnell Douglas Corp. disclosed that it's leaning toward making design changes to the DC-10, although it strenuously defended the aircraft's safety record. +The list of rankings released Thursday, however, is the first to show how individual companies fared during the year. +He said he was willing to risk another prison sentence because "this is my way of fighting." Nathan also pledged to fight to change the law under which he was jailed. +Yields range from 3.40% in 1993 to 6.43% in 2012. +The government estimates that retail heating oil prices will average about 90 cents a gallon this winter, compared with about 82 cents a gallon a year earlier. +Now, as then, it would be better if he were not there - but it would be wrong to seek to overthrow him purely for reasons of vengeance or political gain. +What has happened to Camden is "heartbreaking," Miss Davis says. +Mr. Maitland was chairman and chief executive of VPI, a firm specializing in investor relations, for the past two years. +The labor agreement, which local union presidents and 20,000 workers must still approve, boosts wages $1.50 an hour over the life of the contract and restores about $1 an hour in wage sacrifices made during the recession of the early 1980s. +President Carlos Salinas de Gortari called for unity behind his efforts to negotiate a reduction in Mexico's foreign debt servicing burden. +He expressed confidence that the airline's fitness will be assured before the FAA allows it to engage in passenger-carrying flights. +This product-oriented system has proven more successful at developing higher quality new models on a shorter schedule, analysts say. +The trust also is to rely on its 80 percent ownership of Manville stock for funding after the first three years of the plan. If the depressed stock price doesn't rise, the trust's assets will be hurt severely. +He would not be able to activate the so-called Findley provision _ a method used to reduce loan rates to bring U.S. prices for commodities in line with the world market. +"It's like a holdup at a bank," says Laurine Platzky of the National Committee Against Removals. +The form combines a living will with a durable power of attorney, which enables a designated guardian to manage the patient's finances and legal matters while the person is disabled. +"Any country that is supplying billions of dollars a year to another country is not going to sit by and let that country direct its war effort," one diplomat said. +Authorities listed a moderate avalanche danger for the region. +The House on Wednesday passed 300-113 a bill to require government rejection of any airline takeover that might affect safety, hinder competition, cut a carrier's size, affect jobs or result in foreign control of an airline. +"We debated it at great length and finally took a vote and the vote was 2-1 in favor of making the move," Wiberly said. +But Daley said only "a very few unscrupulous employers" would have anything to worry about. +"They've built a system where from front to back, they recognize what people want: the hottest new software with a little pizazz to go with it." +Has something changed in 75 years? +It said that on the same day 100 Contras seized a truck, robbed the passengers of cash and jewelry and demanded the owner pay a $500 ransom. +"I get the feeling that these guys in Congress will stay at it until they get the bill out." +Alco Standard, a distribution and services company, offered $150 million of 10-year notes to yield 8.875%. +Several hundred people gathered on a cliff overlooking the crash site and beneath a sign that read "Enough Terror." +They rejected one proposal to force doctors to report AIDS patients and to make it a felony for persons who know they have the disease to donate blood or engage in prostitution. +But it burst forth at the start of the Palestinian uprising 27 months ago. +In 1987, the market was right to be alarmed about the coming recession. +The Palestine National Council, the PLO's parliament-in-exile, proclaimed the state on Tuesday and also endorsed U.N. resolutions 242 and 338, implying recognition of the state of Israel. +Britain recalled its ambassador, expelled six Iraqi military cadets, froze official visits and canceled a trade mission in protest after Bazoft's execution. +Mr. Formato pleaded guilty in the case. +Last month, the fund group received 150,000 requests for prospectuses, up from 50,000 a year earlier. +They said the building is still under construction in city's Westmount neighborhood and should be completed in June, the newspaper reported. +Thornburgh announced the completion of a monthlong international drug-enforcement campaign that resulted in the seizure of 11 tons of cocaine, destruction of 244 tons of marijuana and 1,200 arrests. +The company said the tax payment related to the sale of its soft-drink bottling business. +Venerable Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. is buying about half of Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc.'s retail brokerage business in a deal Drexel hopes will help it shed the stigma of the Wall Street insider trading scandal. +'They were hoping the market would cool down a bit during the summer and were anxiously waiting to buy any and all price dips down from 86 cent a pound (Dollars 1,895 a tonne) to 80 cents (Dollars 1,763).' +Two years later, the Tribune said, Precision got a $23 million sanitary district subcontract for work on Deep Tunnel, a giant pollution control project, but farmed virtually all of the work to other firms. +Over the past month, the near-term crude contract price has fallen $2.19 a barrel to its lowest level since August 1986. +Chrysler now makes a 318-cubic-inch V-8 at its Mound Road engine plant in Detroit. +Though large in nominal terms, the loan hardly strains the savings bank group's 460 billion kronor in total assets. +The deputies, armed with a search warrant, raided the house after they saw a man moving packages they believed contained cocaine into the station wagon, he said. +It specifically mentioned the latest two, Emanuel Christen and Elio Enrique, health professionals working for the all-Swiss International Committee of the Red Cross, who were kidnapped last October. +Not surprisingly, they took their money with them. +Many miners wore camouflage clothing to show their solidarity. They said they were prepared to be arrested. +They formed a trusted friendship and set up a research laboratory at Oldham. +Both contracts will maintain work at the yard until 1997. +He said police told him Nedved "would be looked after. +Grain analysts predicted a sharp drop in corn futures prices after the government released a harvest projection Wednesday that exceeded nearly everyone's expectations. +SOME football clubs could be pushed to the brink of bankruptcy as a result of an Inland Revenue review of their tax affairs, says a report by Touche Ross, the accountants. +The government then would recommend that Milken serve a maximum of five years in prison, but the length of any term would be up to U.S. Disctrict Judge Kimba Wood. +Tun, tan seri and datuk are among the many hereditary or conferred titles borne by leading citizens. +"Reasonable projections based on the same assumptions as those used in projections made available to the examiner would have shown that Revco was left with insufficient capital to satisfy its then known obligations," he said. +Millions died in the resulting famine, and Soviet agriculture took decades to regain earlier production levels. +They are highly tolerant of different cultural habits, and will tend not to take offence if you are ignorant of theirs. +Stocks of Spanish companies have been relatively flat for much of the year. +The company posted fourth-quarter earnings of $52.5 million, or 61 cents a share, down from $62.7 million, or 71 cents a share, in the year-earlier quarter. +It will also halve the number of air bases there. +The plant, which will begin operating by the end of 1989, will hire about 155 employees, the spokesman said. +Metropolitan Home, to illustrate the point, commissioned a study of women who said they read the magazine. +"Something troubling is going on. +This would make bonds more competitive with stocks and would raise borrowing costs of American corporations, lowering their profits. +Union negotiators unsuccessfully sought contract language that would strengthen a ban on double-breasting. +Nomura's predictions are based on a survey of 362 companies listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. +Brewers Hope for Treat From Promotion Tricks AMERICA'S BREWERS are trying to transform Halloween from a cider sipping to a beer guzzling holiday. +It is effective, well-paced and worryingly soft-centred. +"Basically what this ruling by the judge says is that an adjutant general can attempt to use his position for profit and the military can't or won't do anything," Mabus said. +One example of the elaborate work is a Siberian bucket made from the jawbone of a whale. +'Yuk factor' has become the first catchphrase of 1994 in British newspapers. It does not refer to politicians' private lives, but to the latest developments in birth technology. +There I insinuated myself among a crowd of spectators who had gathered on the outer edges. +Japanese officials countered that the government is doing its best to open the semiconductor market, and that Japan would "react very strongly" if it is named an unfair trader in semiconductors. +The subject will come up again Tuesday when Hurd holds talks in Congress, where legislation on the matter is pending. +No nation can be held within a union against its will,' Mr Major said. 'But it would be an unimaginable disaster were we to do so. +Union leaders, on the other hand, believe that Eastern officials are turning their backs on the unions' hard-fought labor contracts to provoke a strike, a slowdown or some other lawful excuse to fire highly paid employees. +Mr. Shah said if Bolar were involved in a switch, recall costs would amount to about $15 million to $20 million. +The way its debt is currently structured, about US$564 million of principal is due for repayment in the next two years. +One resident said the move came after a firebomb was thrown at an Israeli jeep, one of dozens of Israeli military vehicles seen on the otherwise deserted streets. +However, as always with investment trusts, investors run the risk that a wider discount will open up, and eat into the trust's performance. If smaller companies already put on such a spurt of growth last year, have investors missed the boat? +The bank also has obtained special agreements from underwriters to buy any shares that aren't purchased by stockholders in the rights offering for as long as six months. +Ethospace "hasn't gone as smoothly as they would have hoped, and isn't where it was expected to be," said Robert Bartels, an analyst with William Blair & Co., a Chicago-based investment concern. +We need to consider the traumatic emotional effects, the pregnancies, the abortions and other diseases. +But those endeavors must be done regularly. +One beneficiary of the transaction is Allen & Co., an investment firm that received a $5 million fee for negotiating the pact for Tri-Star and for rendering a fairness opinion. +The government report measures the amount of money spent on construction during the month; the Dodge report charts the value of newly begun construction that will be finished later on. +WINTER TRAVEL gains steam as many vacationers head south. +European Community foreign ministers discuss 1993-97 budget proposals in Luxembourg. +During World War II, he founded the underground, experimental Independent Theater. +"You had to expect higher redemptions given all the difficulty in the market. +"It's quite clear that the American people want instant gratification when it comes to a recession. +Skewes' family has owned the daily Star since 1922 and weekly Record since 1972. +Many suggested "The Lone Star State" instead. +I'm very happy to have this solved," Emory said. +Maybe she could turn a quick trick. +Senior politicians are arguing about the future shape of the European Union, and Britain's role in continental politics. +"As believers in almighty God we have faith that prayer is more powerful than armies or contingents of diplomats. +But analysts say Iraq is still years away from a nuclear capability. +In the early and mid-1960s, those who flew the American flag or otherwise displayed it in many parts of the Deep South were perceived as enemies of "our way of life." +Mr. Hood felt vulnerable, so he bought Black Watch. +After any merger or acquisition, he says, this does not emerge 'unless you really do mix people up'. The series concludes next week. +Both votes indicate Congress could override a presidential veto. +Khatami, father of Mohammed Khatami, the minister of culture and Islamic guidance, died Thursday of an illness at a Tehran hospital, the agency said. +The group believes that nuclear weapons violate international laws banning the threat of indiscriminate force and the use of weapons against non-military targets, said Weiss, a New York attorney who also heads the Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy. +It's understood Midway owed $32.5 million to Continental Bank as of Friday. +In addition, upon the occurrence of certain unspecified events, Metromedia would be entitled in an additional unspecified interest in the company. +The opposition also faces entrenched support for the Communists in the media. +Congress may have to provide a new savings and loan bailout fund _ roughly equal to last summer's $50 billion measure _ this year, the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee said. +When the interest groups have met behind closed doors, as is more typical, they've drawn charges that they're as elitist as Messrs. Andrus and McClure ever were. +There are still more ifs, ands and buts. +Preserving the place; maintaining it; presenting it; controlling visitor access so that it is not spoilt; controlling the transportation that brings people. +Coleman, playing with four personals, kept Syracuse in the lead with several clutch shots, but missed the free throw that could have clinched the game for the Orangemen. +Now the climate is changing quickly. +Mr. Clinton began his efforts to reclaim the momentum Saturday night at a rally before a flag-waving crowd of 500 supporters at the Manchester YMCA. +But there have been times in the past when the two have put aside their old habits; the results have more than repaid the effort. +"Toys that maim and kill still flood the marketplace," lawyer Edward Swartz said Tuesday in releasing his 17th annual "10 Worst Toys" list and urging the government to impose stricter toy safety standards. +Last week John D. Macomber, president of the Export-Import Bank, said he would try to get tied aid outlawed for some categories of products, including power plants and communications system. +"It's really very touching. +A mission can keep an SR-71 in the air for 12 hours, entering hostile territory and leaving it to refuel perhaps four or five times, says Orcutt, SR-71 squadron commander at Beale. +"We've all made statements that we regret at times, and I think the important thing here is that the commissioner made a very positive statement, right up front," Gripp said. +It is intended that Donau-City should create a second commercial and residential centre outside the city's historical core. +Noting that nearly 200 Texas banks have failed in the past few years, Bentsen accused the vice president of doing nothing for Texas, which Bush claims as a residence, while the Reagan administration was helping bankers in Illinois and New York. +The Syrians set up checkpoints on key intersections in the three neighborhoods, apparently to prevent an attack on Hezbollah's hideouts. +In a friend-of-the-court brief seeking a reversal of the ruling, it contends the decision will spark unnecessary litigation over fees and prompt attorneys to demand even higher contingency fees, or else avoid such arrangements. +"When you close 600 banks over a three-year period, you're bound to run into everything," he said. +Its ads tout the fiber content of a new line of breads and note that "diets high in soluble fiber can help lower serum cholesterol, a risk factor for heart disease." +And she is impressed with sales of Johnson & Johnson's new disposable contact lenses, which she said are running at a pace of $80 million annually. +I need to have a certain amount of the chin sticking out." A dispute between the Soviet Union and the United States over the use of X-ray equipment to inspect Soviet missile canisters is close to being resolved, the State Department said Monday. +It disclosed agreements with several new lenders, including a number of foreign banks. +Democrats - Derrick, Y; Patterson, Y; Spratt, Y; Tallon, Y. +Still, they caution against making sweeping generalizations about the health of the market based on the auctions so far. +GM said it wasn't aware of any accidents related to this problem. +Most important, the erosion of the Eurocommunist parties reflects a failure to reconcile their ideological and international commitment with Westernization farreaching enough to garner a significant share of national power in democratic countries. +Younger workers, by contrast, are much more likely to find employment in the non-state or 'private' sector as the chart shows, usually unlicensed small-scale trading or in off-shoots from the state enterprises. +That has the effect of suspending a law that bars trade concessions to certain communist nations until the United States is satisfied they have liberalized emigration policies. +Now, five or six full-length foreign features, mostly West German, about 30 short films and 10-15 TV films are made each year. +Schrems was elected in 1987, three months after a neighbor was charged with making bomb threats to Schrems' home. "This is the second time my life has been threatened, and I really don't know how to deal with it right now," he said. +Little is known, too, about another synthetic material intentionally put into the lakes: fishing nets that are loosed accidentally, but continue trapping their prey. +Soon thereafter, HUD agreed to sell seven apartment buildings to First American rather than put them out for public bidding, as required by law. +At the White House, presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the United States would closely monitor the Salvadoran government's investigation of the killings but did not plan to assist in the inquiry. +In Kansas, 6 inches of rain soaked southeast Topeka since Friday afternoon. +A $1 million donation from Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, created Strawberry Fields in an area of Central Park where the couple used to stroll. +You are no bit players, and that is why it is nonsense to suggest that local democracy is under threat.' He made clear that he wanted to avoid confrontation, by saying: 'You can, and do, influence our thinking and actions. +And Bruges at table is so like Bruges in the street. Streetscapes of canals and crow-stepped gables have earned it the reputation of the Venice of the North, but there is none of the Serenissima's faded splendour or aristocratic hauteur. +In Gaza's Jabaliya refugee camp, soldiers fired on protesters outside a school, hitting two teen-agers in the legs, U.N. workers and hospital officials said. +That helps explain why its stock didn't join the list of decliners on Friday. +An estimated 40,000 Soviet Jews are expected to leave the Soviet Union this year. +Continental and Eastern, however, haven't been afraid to use their pricing power to increase fares selectively. +Cara, a food services chain operator and Unicorp, a holding company, are based in Toronto. +That was the risk: Are they going to stay? +Continental claims the pay reductions would prune over Dollars 100m from its annual expense bill. +A 'brainpark' for small, high-technology companies was set up near a university. Dortmund's civic leaders developed closer ties with the private sector after a large factory closure in 1981. +The reusable device cost $3 million to build, is six feet long and weighs 154 pounds when loaded with 20 pounds of propellant, said Weston. +Officials decided to build the subway in 1972, a time of political turbulence in eastern India. +Zenith Data Systems Corp., a subsidiary of Zenith Electronics Corp., received a $534 million Navy contract for software and services of microcomputers over an 84-month period. +Means, who left school at age 16, called Judge Paul Zakaib's decision "pretty stupid" in his case but said the law is worth pursuing by other states. +In other violence, Sikh militants killed at least 11 people on Saturday and Sunday in Punjab, United News of India said. +"I have concerns," says Dana Telsey, an analyst at Baron Asset Fund. +It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that Black Monday will devastate the securities industry's fourth-quarter financial results. +As such, it makes a discouraging test case for the way in which the Commission can be expected to use its new powers, said Mr Suard. +His market reforms - kick-started with price liberalisation - are, as he had hoped, irreversible. +Profit for 1988 included tax benefits at The Hartford, ITT's insurance company, of $52 million, compared with $100.5 million from the same "fresh start" tax benefit in 1987, the company said. +Analysts were looking for the figures to show annual sales running at 6m cars, up from 5.6m in early April, and based on initial reports from General Motors and Ford, sales in the period were below that. +The race is televised nationally and draws tens of thousands of tourists to the city. +Rather was among network correspondents on the aircraft carrier Monday as it steamed the Gulf of Oman. +Fear of Prussian militarism has even shown through in cartoons about West German peace marches. +Gorbachev invited the pope to the Soviet Union when the Soviet president was received by John Paul at the Vatican last year, but the pope has announced no commitment to visit. +Polk got out and yelled for police. +As a boy, Rector chipped ice, swept floors and delivered Coca-Colas and Camels to downtown beauty shops on Saturday mornings, he said. +Given the poor quality of so many of his government's decisions and subsequent climbdowns - or inconsistent refusals to compromise - it is far from clear that he is stimulating a sufficiently thorough team dialogue. +'My advice to investors is to use any rally to reduce exposure to bonds,' says Mr MacKinnon. Ironically, the sharp rise in long-term yields may turn out to be a blessing. +His last published work was "Memoires of the Forgotten" in 1981. +Conversely, the government basically manages joint public-private projects, so the U.S. wants a written guarantee that private companies will go along with government intentions and let foreign companies participate. +"We tend to take a fairly species-centric view of evolution and the world about us. +The noncallable debentures were priced to yield 8.811% through underwriters led by First Boston Corp. +Downed with a glass of cool Galician apple cider, they make a delicious market-morning snack. EL BOMBERO There is nothing fancy about El Bombero, a small upstairs restaurant overlooking a narrow Santiago street. +ALPHAMERIC has received valid acceptances for its open offer in respect of 4.56m new ordinary shares, representing 73.2 per cent. +He blames the end of fixed rate mortgages, a crucial marketing tool in a time of low economic confidence. +The Soviets sent forces to bolster the government, which they continue to support with arms shipments. +When the 47-day journey is completed, Tony will present a friendship scroll signed by Soviet youngsters to President Bush, who has already agreed to meet him at the end of his journey. +State Department spokesman Charles Redman said Monday that the United States is relaxing some trade, travel and diplomatic restrictions against North Korea in support of efforts by South Korea to promote greater stability in the area. +The stock market drifted lower today, still stuck in the neutral pattern of the past several sessions. +When the Depression wound down Herbie left the Army and resumed the career that led to his deserved acclaim. +Griffin called speculation that he was trying to back out of the deal "ridiculous." +The imbalances in the orders that were entered by them showed there were many more sales than purchases planned for the closing bell. +Full-time employment fell 43,600 in February, with drops of 35,600 for males and 8,000 for females. +If not, Centocor said in the release, "this could have a material adverse effect" on the concern. +"I'd like to think that someone will read it other than opponents. +The company's announcement came after the close of regular trading yesterday. +Clive Forrestier-Walker, an engineering analyst at Charterhouse Tilney, said this would be equivalent to about 6% of annual group operating profit. +In November, the British Columbia Court of Appeal ruled McVey could not be extradited because the charges against him in California do not constitute an offense under the Canada-U.S. extradition treaty. +Grambling and Libman weren't well known in the business world, either, though Mr. Grambling's father had once been the president of the Texas Bar Association and the family is prominent in El Paso. +It settled at $18.14, down 78 cents. +A dozen ski lifts in Colorado's Summit County west of Denver were temporarily shut down by the wind. +A storm over central Canada brought cooler temperatures to the northern Great Lakes today and the Pacific Northwest was shrouded in clouds. +The scene is helped immeasureably by Nancy Marchand's portrayal of the flinty but very proper matriarch. +In May, he got commitments from several nations to refinance part of the country's outstanding debt through the World Bank and other institutions, thus making Nicaragua eligible for new loans next year. +The cash transaction would give Exco a strong presence in a market that trades about $110 billion a day in Treasury bonds, notes and bills and more than $20 billion daily in debt securities of federally sponsored agencies. +Lenders also may frown on the possibility the unions will dump UAL Corp. +Earlier directives followed discovery of improperly installed plumbing in two 767s. +The sell-off was prompted by a midday report that Southern Peru Copper, the biggest copper-mining firm in the world's sixth-largest copper-producing country, had come to terms with striking clerical and white-collar employees, analysts said. +Now the Tax Court says he owes taxes of $667,681, plus civil fraud and other penalties, on unreported kickback income of $1.3 million. +It is true that earnings growth will be restricted this year by falling interest income, a higher tax charge and increased equity. +Based on one estimate, the carrier could have run out of money to pay its bills by this weekend. +Doctors put 12 pairs of identical twins on diets in which they ate 1,000 more calories each day than their bodies needed, and they got almost no exercise. +"This is the way, as we underlined in the past, that we can find a compromise on the German issue," Shevardnadze said. +Sting hasn't done it or David Bowie. +Take the dual-stock issue. +There appeared to be other problems, though, related to the hurry-up work. +India, which as a large Tamil population of its own, sponsored the accord. +The unidentified trade union leader told the news agency it was a mistake by "senior management." Smith said he did not think the welding error would jeopardize Vickers' bid to win an order to build submarines for the Canadian navy. +Poland's economy suffers from widespread shortages, more than 100 percent annual inflation, a $39 billion foreign debt, and unprofitable and outmoded industries. +This would be part of a reform in which capital gains were taxed on a sliding scale, with lower rates for long term holders. +Attorney General Dick Thornburgh in a recent letter to lawmakers said the measure could usher in such quotas. +Published reports said President Tom J. Billmann of Community Savings and Loan was alleged to have defrauded clients of $106 million. +Neither was a success. +The nation's second-largest computer maker said service revenue jumped 20% to $1.4 billion, but, reflecting weak economic conditions in the U.S. and Europe, product sales were flat, excluding the sales of the new German unit. +Baker told a House subcommittee that "we're willing to stand up and be counted" on such a plan because it would result in the flexibility to put foreign aid money where it is most needed. +The Foreign Office said Britain and Iran reached agreement Friday on a compensation deal for damage inflicted on their embassies in violent incidents. +All children pay no taxes on the first $500 of passive earnings, and the next $500 is taxed at the child's own rate, usually 15 percent. +He has called on countries such as France and Belgium to take advantage of the looser ERM arrangements to cut interest rates and promote economic recovery. In Brussels, the Commission is pinning its hopes on the European Monetary Institute. +World Airways was selected in 1981, but the carrier suspended scheduled operations in September 1986. +However, these workers also could be offered buy-outs, or early-retirement deals that are now about 17% richer than in the past. +In January, Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir accused Science Minister Ezer Weizman of meeting with PLO officials and forced him to quit the 12-member Cabinet. +Make no mistake, a new breeze is blowing across the steppes and cities of the Soviet Union. +This second project will depend on demand for alumina, Mr Foster says. Another refinery, Jamalco, jointly owned by the Jamaican government and the Aluminum Company of America, is also being upgraded. +It pays to be flexible on weight matters, however. +Army officials said dozens of Palestinians also were injured in scuffles with troops in Gaza, and Arab hospital officials in the seaside strip said they treated 75 people for beating injuries. +Beryl Sprinkel, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, said in a forecast Wednesday he expected overall economic growth to drop below 3 percent in the second half of 1988. +"So far in the second quarter, the market's been looking better than it really is," Mr. Laubscher said. +According to Pinker, 'if the basic order of a language is subject-object-verb it will usually have question words at the ends of the sentence.' +Refugee camps just inside Pakistan, Afghanistan's eastern neighbor, serve as rebel bases and supply points. +He turned himself in to U.S. authorities last week and is being held in Miami on drug-trafficking charges. +But the debate also heartened black South Africans by showing the strength of U.S. opposition to the Reagan administration's stand on sanctions. +Morris said tests at Stanford found lectins and two other drugs, FK-506 and RPM, were effective in preventing rejection of transplanted hearts in rodents. +About 23% of the yesterday's volume was concentrated in five utility issues. +Mr. Ball has worked closely with senators in his current job as the White House's chief legislative liaison. +'The Pounds 949/Pounds 950 level was an important chart point,' one said. +The study was done by Robert Gersony, a consultant to the U.S. State Department who has years of experience in investigating human-rights abuses on both sides of the left-right ideological divide. +Trotman said he often gets anonymous calls from people seeking advice on how to help a pet that consumed cocaine or marijuana. When the owners are told they have to bring the dog in for proper treatment, they usually hang up, he said. +Premiums are rising sharply this year; insurers say the increases are justified because health-care costs are rising and because benefits must be provided that previously were offered under Medicare's catastrophic-care program. +Stock prices continued to sink today after dropping in Monday's session by the biggest amount in nearly two months. +They need only a qualifying interest in the flat, and can have their main residence elsewhere. +Business rates and the need to absorb increases in value added tax had cost about Pounds 25m in lost profit. Pre-tax profits at the Savoy Group for the year to end-December fell 78 per cent to Pounds 2.3m on turnover down 14 per cent to Pounds 79.2m. +His best showing since then has been 17 percent of the vote in Wisconsin, and in four other states he failed to do better than 8 percent. +Besides construction, those operations also include real estate assets in Utah, South Carolina and Virginia. +The pond became a breeding ground of disease amid an extended heat wave that summer. +He said the proposed merger of Time Inc. and Warner Communications, which would create the world's largest media concern, would mean less programming for consumers. +Police have denied involvement in the bombing of the ANC office. +With the advance of Western society, the rules changed," he said. +Although a member of the Communist Party, Mr. Goncharov, who tends to keep most conversation on a serious footing, doesn't hide his disdain for the uncaring system built up over 72 years of communist rule. +Genentech Inc. could begin shipping its clot-dissolving drug TPA within two weeks, following its approval Friday as an emergency heart attack medication by the Food and Drug Administration. +Despite the profit upturn, Pulitzer's revenue trends "are really no different from other newspapers," Ms. Fine said. Pulitzer blamed the continued "softness" in advertising linage for the 20% decline in classified advertising at the Post-Dispatch. +It was 7.55 on the evening of March 5 when the Southern Ocean shattered her right knee. +Similarly, Upjohn of the US, which formed a joint venture in August last year, will make antibiotics and steroids in southern China. +Treasury Securities The benchmark 30-year bond was quoted late at a price of 101 25/32 to yield 7.955%, compared with 100 29/32 to yield 8.032% Wednesday. +"If the rehabilitation is to succeed, they have to take a stand against Renamo." +Sara Lee, based in Chicago, previously employed a number of different ad agencies for its many brands. +Agreed to use a case from Colorado to study a federal regulation aimed at saving the government time and money when it mistakenly overpays some Social Security recipients. +'Once the rot sets into a resort it very quickly slips away. +The Minneapolis-based company said it had more than 28.1 million common shares outstanding as of Dec. 31. +The various new techniques generally result in better-tasting tomatoes. +Wines such as Thunderbird and Concorde are rather more down-market; almost at the level of meths. +Friday's event was _ what else? _ a call-in show over an open mike to Boston. +In the end, both ABC and Special Olympics, the show's host, hope to realize separate goals: ABC gets a low-cost _ about $650,000 _ holiday special to compete with NBC's "The Cosby Show." +Turkey purchased 60 percent of its oil imports from Iraq last year. +Meanwhile, a senior aide to Baker said the administration had ruled out any deal with the Soviets to impose a coalition government in Afghanistan. +But Mr. Martre says the idea of closer capital ties is "still at square one," failing to develop because both Dassault and Matra seem determined to remain independent. +With a $6 million loan, the developer had bought the open land to prepare it for speculative projects. +The force of at least 20 blows to her head shattered the weapon's wooden stock. Matheney was arrested later that day. +"We're planning on going back in as soon as people are released," said Charles Viebahn, a spokesman for Up and Out of Poverty, an advocacy group for the homeless. +Japan was the largest technology supplier with 181 contributions, followed by the United States with 90 and European nations with 46, the officials said. +Exports fell 11%, to 3.12 billion rand ($2.03 billion), while imports increased 14%, to 2.22 billion rand. +CareerCom, an operator of career-training centers, said it has had a number of buy-out offers recently, some which remain on the table. +But participants in the case estimated it at between #6 million ($10.9 million) and #7 million ($12.8 million), including plaintiffs' legal costs. +Otto Loepfe, Swissair's president, says that demand in the second-hand market is stronger for the DC-10 these days than for any other model. +Small yards that produce luxury, custom-built boats say business is still buoyant. +A former sheriff pleaded guilty with three other men today to planting a bomb Dec. 15 that nearly killed his political rival, Lafourche Sheriff Duffy Breaux. +"It's a very large portion of the wealth market." David Palmer, a private banking consultant, believes the inability to provide full private banking services in certain states has kept banks like Chase from attracting as many clients as they would like. +Mahdi leads the other sect, Ansar. +That will not happen on a large scale until well into the next century. +Combined net income in these regulatory accounts was $128.7 million last year compared with a net loss of $6.6 million a year earlier. +He needed a majority of 255 to win. +One was expression, finding a way of saying things about which you feel strongly and which you cannot say in ordinary conversation. +Jones objects to what it calls excessive violence and too many reruns on USA Network's schedule. +But I'm not quite convinced about the method of payment the article proposes, 'if' the Greeks were to buy them back. +I do want to make one comment before taking questions on the recent visit of Gen. +By and by, he was taken seriously. +Southland operates about 6,900 7-Eleven stores in addition to five distribution centers that service more than 5,900 stores in the United States and 21 foreign countries. +The increase was greater than expected, but the Fed still left the door open for a future increase later this year or early in 1995. 'It's a bear market scenario. +Because of who we are, we can stretch your dollars," said Chris Garrett, spokeswoman for the Red Cross chapter in San Francisco. +One official said that if the government had postponed the decision 'we would have been depicted as chickens'. On the face of it, the whaling issue is not linked to the negotiations on EC membership, but the two questions have collided. +College-age consumers seem to have developed a special affinity for the convenience ATMs offer. +It was moving northwest at 17 mph, up from 12 mph Wednesday. +The early indications are that the new catalogue is performing well. +Although Hawaii posted a steep 76% drop in failures, Oregon's number soared nearly 400% in the period. +He introduced "The Muppet Show" in 1976, and it captured three Emmys during its five-year syndicated run. +Any significant upturn in commodity prices is likely to come later in the year, some analysts said. +Foreign investment has been heavy. +A woman who gave birth in an airplane bathroom and stuffed the infant in a wastebasket won't go to jail until December because she is expecting another baby soon, officials said. +Aides made no secret that Brountas, who is heading the vice presidential search, was seeking the senator's input. +Ferranti is expected to release full-year results in June. +Restaurant and gourmet shop purveyors savored caviar soup, cactus salsa and other eccentric vittles Monday at a 19,000-course meal: the international fancy-food trade show. +Mrs. Bess died in 1978. +"We're not committed to making Mr. Walker chief executive officer, but this indicates he's the leading candidate when I retire." +Sure, the case against Alliant is easy to make. +But the report had only pleasant surprises for many bond analysts. +The government had expected to harvest 2.7 million tons from the areas struck by the cyclone. +She is definitely fit to plead.' Everywhere the play exalts the ordinary in Shirley's home, the patterns of survival, in prison the patterns of privilege. +Presley never commented publicly on the gate-ramming escapade, but Shilling, who was a member of Presley's entourage for 11 years, said the two performers were never close friends. +Second-quarter earnings dipped to CDollars 8.3m (Dollars 7m) from CDollars 9.8m. Earnings per share rose to 2 cents from 1 cent, reflecting lower preferred share dividend payments. +No festival could be more physically exhausting than McMaster's Edinburgh, or more spiritually invigorating. +Start by assuming that farm-equipment sales will bounce back moderately from recent depressed levels. +Nicaragua's Contra leadership offered to go to Managua for talks with Sandinista officials to arrange a truce by the regional pact's Nov. 7 deadline. +Atkins found the $5 in his mail slot Wednesday from Ed Dettenheim of Haynesville, La. +Mr Clinton will have to choose between conflicting interests, and to allocate resources for honouring US commitments and furthering US objectives. The ends of the president-elect, so far as he has defined them, are mainly good. +The West's efforts to withhold sensitive technology from the Soviet Union have hurt the country's economy, the Soviet ambassador to the European Community said Wednesday. +Rose said Swaggart's weekly broadcast would remain on his station at least until he sees what Assemblies of God leaders decide to do. +In 1980, he produced "Free to Choose," the PBS series that brought Milton Friedman and economics to millions in televisionland. +Kelly Griswold, a mother of five children from Londonderry, sang a couple of inspirational songs for Robertson. +Aside from any issues of social acceptability, the cost is higher because the volatility of the market is higher, and the consequence is less will be done. +He said no decision has been made as to which theaters will be sold or closed, but most would be in the South. +H. Ross Perot's disputed contract to streamline the U.S. Postal Service was suspended. +"I have banged my knuckles more times than I can remember," he says of trying to get his mother's chair through doorways that were too small. +In the House, Foley said Congress should act carefully on the issue, with hearings on the best way to protect the flag. +The main alternative was through Iran to Turkey, where it would link with Turkey's own gas network to Europe. The consortium included the local Gama group and Botas, Turkey's state pipeline company. +It was originally held the weekend after Labor Day as a public relations gimmick to prolong the summer season. +"I try to understand them," he says. +But the threat of liquidation by banks and by the Soviets themselves is hanging over the market, he said. +Nymans, Leonardslee and Wakehurst Place gardens are all nearby, and so is Gatwick. +The record #6.7 billion jump in Britain's gold and foreign-currency reserves during October showed that the Bank of England has been intervening very heavily in currency markets to stem the pound's rise. +Clearly, if the information is to be protected it must not be a matter of public record or observable in a public place. +In the past three years, six deaths have resulted from balcony accidents. +So what? replied Mr. Aspin; in the wake of this Soviet proposal, "they won't get it anyway." +Members of the the opposition Democratic Progessive Party and 30 other private groups joined the peaceful protest. +Linage at Barron's declined 10.3% during the quarter. +She also said American plans a fuel surcharge of $6 one way and $12 round trip on all tickets, effective Feb. 9. +"However, the article failed to note that in response to a follow-up question about the chances of coordinated interest rate rises in the near future, Lawson would only state, `What I am saying is that we do keep very closely in touch with each other. +The outcome may not be pretty. +One Great Depression hobo in Mr. Terkel's book recalls, "If you were looking for a job at a Standard Oil service station, you had to have a college degree." +He is now the longest serving governor in the nation. +Also profiled is Schizophrenics International, a Fort Worth, Texas, organization that sells a book by veteran schizoid Ed Moody in which he explains how mental illness helped him to "purify" himself. +The company said the outflow was "almost entirely" from institutional deposits, and was the result of Financial Corp.'s pricing strategy. +Rarely can two players complement each other so well as Olsen and Ms Friedman. +It was looked after by Razi Deib, an Israeli Arab whose home was inside the courtyard of the building. +His father-to-be is taking his mother-to-be to a musical. +Raymond James officials said yesterday they don't know what effect the Cascade debacle will have on the firm's recently acquired prestige. +Income from a working wife, he said, may add to family income but may cost more in child care, restaurant and other expenses. +Zsa Zsa Gabor has filed a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines over a Jan. 6 incident in which she was escorted off a flight for refusing to cage her two dogs. +Giordano's share price fell sharply closing at HKDollars 3.99, down 20 cents. +Cadbury may be able to sweet talk some co-operative deals but the investment only makes sense if it can buy Dr Pepper at a fair price, adding that company's 11 per cent market share of US soft drinks to its own 5.6 per cent. +One head remains to be crushed: it is Assad's head," said Aoun, whose beleaguered forces are outnumbered at least 3-1. +The council issued four policy statements on its domestic priorities, including one on the needs of working families that called for passage of bills guaranteeing parental leave and expanding day care opportunities. +Reducing from five years to two years the minimum time period over which owners of rental tuxedo firms may depreciate their inventories, saving owners $29 million over five years. +He was thrilled to see that the model exam was his. +Increasingly, manufacturing is becoming divorced from its country of origin. +Later he crouched to talk with a group of children, answering questions about the new law. +State Transportation Secretary Thomas Harrelson said the state was looking at landing points for ferries and was planning to set up a temporary crossing of the bridge. +He crashed and sued. +"The investment currencies are back in vogue," said Robert White, manager of corporate foreign-exchange trading at First Interstate Bank in Los Angeles, referring to the British pound and the Canadian and Australian dollars. +The whiskey too had no value at auction, because while wine can be auctioned off, it is against the law to auction hard liquor. +The Rev. Al Sharpton, an activist who has been an adviser to Hawkins' parents, said Saturday that he did not condone the attacks on the TV crews. +The city is running out of telephone numbers, so starting next May 1 it will be split in two, with separate area codes for the central and outlying areas. +The Nikkei Stock Average closed Friday at 33,866.33, down 215.16 points on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. +But it wasn't clear whether this would force a tightening of controls. +Some analysts saw Mr. Kelly as the big winner yesterday. +One trader pointed out that Comex stocks are at a five-year high of 51,025 short tons (2,000 lbs) and LME stocks are at the highest level since April. +Michaela Roeder is accused of killing the patients between February 1984 and February 1986. +He was overpowered by security guards and was sentenced to six years and six months in jail, then expelled from the country. +Following the German attack on the Soviet Union in 1941, Harry Hopkins and Averell Harriman flew to Moscow to offer Lend-Lease support to the Russians. +The spokesman acknowledged that the company is positioning itself to take advantage of twin forces at work in the global telecommunications market: privatization and deregulation. +In Copper Mountain, Summit County, for example, the first snow cannon were switched on back in September. +In the first six months of 1992, the pendulum has swung back again. Size may be one cause of this switchback. +I've told you I'm consulting. +Ms. Brooks, sobbing before the bench Monday, admitted they were all lies, although she said she had been a teacher's aide. +At Human Creative, he finally found a school he liked, often staying eight hours after class, as well as coming in on weekends. +But unless wage inflation does fall, the competitiveness of UK exports will continue to deteriorate and Britain's current account will remain in deficit. This will not be a good background on which to fight a second election this year. +He said his exchange won't be that concerned if the trading privileges are exclusively geared to accommodating basket trading. +"They were not allowed to come to the meeting," the prime minister said. +Huddled under umbrellas, the number of onlookers appeared to be less than the 80,000 people estimated by the state news agency CTK. +Videotapes of a man accused of killing his daughter show him assuming the voices of "Satan," his dead grandmother and some other of the 10 personalities that a psychiatrist says he diagnosed. +Frequently they apply only to one or two member states, sometimes to a specific industry. The most obvious example is the 'transitional' system for collection and administration of value added tax (VAT). +One route is acting school. +Stubbornly, they believe that Calcutta will some day regain its lost grandeur and dignity. +Striking telephone workers were removed by security officers after they booed and heckled Paul C. O'Brien, president of New England Telephone Co. during a commencement address Sunday. +Big Board volume totaled 78.73 million shares, against Monday's four-year low of 57.20 million. +Such tourism has inspired calls for daily quotas on the number of visitors. +Democrats, who control both chambers of Congress, were divided among themselves on the issue. +Relations with Moscow under energetic Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev is likely to be the primary foreign policy issue facing the new administration. +An eleventh-hour agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) means that there will be no immediate clash with the UN Security Council. +Gaining favor among Democrats is the idea of a lottery to determine the states that would lead off the process. +Maurice was an academic success with a sharp business mind. Charles proved a brilliant copywriter. +Late last month, Kemper said it would take a $126.5 million charge to pare its brokerage operations. +Since the Treasury began selling 30-year bonds in the early 1960s, the Treasury's long-term bond has become the mostactively traded security in the world. +Asked if the Communists oppose reunification, Gysi told the newspaper: "No, not at all. +Farmers said at its May 20 annual meeting that it hoped to announce preliminary results of the vote within a week. +They have debunked the old African liberation gospel: "Seek ye first the political kingdom." +Brown personally relieved Thomas, who then resigned from his position as a vice president with Public Service Company of New Hampshire, the chief owner of the plant, Sher said. +Soon after, she disappeared, never to return. +Miss Ball was hired Jan. 1 on Davis' recommendation and he moved into her Virginia apartment in late January or early February, shortly after separating from his wife, Marty Davis. +Michel Aoun imposed on illegal ports run by Syrian-backed Moslem militias. +Mr Andrei Kozyrev, the foreign minister, has quit the party over its stance on Chechnya. +Mellon Bank posted a healthy fourth-quarter profit, sending its stock up $2.75 to $39.25. +From early August through last week prices of copper futures traded on the Commodity Exchange in New York rose more than 60%. +The spokesman said only personnel living outside the facility will be allowed to leave the base, but their movement will be limited to travel directly between their homes and their offices. +Is this an adequate summary of the subject? +Touvier's brother Andre, 61, said in an interview he was surprised by the arrest because he had been "99 percent" convinced his brother was dead. +Today, flinging the contents of a spreader would probably be challenged by some clean-air enthusiast. +Political analysts say Labor's defense policy change is a main reason for the current surge in the party's fortunes. +The curfews were ordered on Friday to prevent possible marches and violence over the weekend. +The company attributed the increase to record sales volume and higher prices for some products. +The two appear to be in competition in offering their services to the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe for peacekeeping duties. +"Our very disappointing third-quarter results and the discouraging outlook for the fourth quarter underscore the importance of an adequate capital base," he said. +The only survivor, 2-year-old Carmina, is recovering in Petaluma Valley Hospital. +In Alabama, police said up to six shots were fired Wednesday at a coal-loading facility where union miners were harassing non-union haulers. +If the prospects are as good as it says, it would do well to move sooner rather than later. Keeping rights money in the bank at current rates of interest will do nothing to improve earnings per share. +The main issues remaining are how to calculate damages and whether the infringement was "willful and deliberate." +The 371-55 vote on a bill to elevate the Environmental Protection Agency to Cabinet-level came after a lengthy dispute over whether the measure was being weighed down with too many controversial requirements that might threaten a veto. +The FDA's regulatory timetable is mandated by the Nutrition Labeling and Education Act of 1990. +At present, the five largest member states have some 84 per cent of the EC's population, but only 63 per cent of the votes. +But analysts said that had nothing to to with a late surge in oil futures prices. +Dawson-Hughes and colleagues conducted the study at the U.S. Department of Agriculture Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University. +The work includes repairing public schools, drain pipes, a building to house the Supreme Court of Justice and reforestation. +The reason for his visit was not clear, but speculation arose that it concerned the 18 Western hostages, who include eight Americans. +Those in Romania who are finally resisting Ceausescu tyranny are facing a long, difficult and dangerous task. +Nathan Lewis said Monday that he and other Caltech researchers conducted the most precise effort yet to duplicate the Utah experiment and found that no fusion took place. +The report said economic problems had sidetracked a longstanding government promise to equalize per-pupil spending at black and white schools. +Passing cars and police squads also were stoned, and several windows were reported broken, merchants said. +In the filing, the partnership said it also bought the stock "to attempt to influence management to maximize shareholder value." +Talks appear likely to continue up to Friday's deadline. +Alan Fass, president of the Federal Farm Credit Banks Funding Corp., disagrees with most of Mr. Plocek's analysis. +Doctors on Wednesday reconstructed a connection between the donor liver and the hepatic artery, a blood vessel that supplies the liver, Dr. Andreas Tzakis said. +Although institutional trading was light, some selling by big investors early in the afternoon wiped out some of the market's earlier gains. +Profits from that helped set up a calcium carbide factory, and the two jointly have underwritten a new village-owned poultry and pig farm and new primary and middle schools. +The room was said to be soundproof. +Import competition was not the problem. +The company went public in the spring of 1988 at $13 a share and quickly rose to as high as $15.25. +Losses per share were 0.94p (1p). +Secretary of State James A. Baker III had been expected to bring up the subject of U.S.-Soviet cooperation in the Central American peace effort during his talks this week with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze in Vienna, sources said. +Tanker pilot Michael Gale said he was trying to make a right turn from the Bayport Channel into the Ship Channel, but the tanker continued straight ahead and collided with the barge Friday. +Under the 25-year agreement, China, which is connected to Udokan by the Baikul-Amur Railway, would in turn dispatch the concentrate to smelters which it will build specially to cope with the concentrate's high sulphur content. +"You have all these deals where French farmers get on their tractors and ride into the town square," he says ruefully. +American Standard, a New York-based plumbing and air conditioning company, on Thursday accepted Kelso's $78-a-share offer. +Union officials have said that if the company continues to push for wage cuts, a strike is possible. +"We've had several prospects express interest. +When the steelmaker stymied his buyout overtures last year, experts predicted Icahn would sell out his stake. +Portuguese state-owned companies sell arms to both Iran and its enemy Iraq, and the weapons are loaded at the port of Setubal. +The problem in China has always been the disconnection between the provinces and the centre.' For a start, fines are generally too low to be effective in deterring pollution or encouraging investment in cleaner technology. +The events the town will commemorate began in September 1639, when Barnstable was incorporated under a land grant from the Plimoth Colony. +The earlier holding was disclosed in September, when Glen International, a securities and investment company, said it was acquiring its holding for investment purposes and that it might expand it. +One bystander was critically wounded and another managed to dodge bullets in the machine-gun attack outside Lee Arthur Lawrence's West Perrine grocery March 20. +"If it was another four or five feet to one side, it would have missed the house and just rolled onto U.S. 52," he said. +The idea of a great series of halls for international gatherings and an acoustically promising new concert hall for a major city orchestra must be applauded. +If convicted, he could be sentenced to 10 years in prison. +Then this month, Salomon Brothers Inc. rocked Wall Street with confessions that it had manipulated sales of U.S. Treasury notes, a market so large and efficient that it had been considered beyond corruption. +Instead, he went to New York University, obtained a master's degree in computer science at age 18, and then moved to Miami to start his own firm. +At last, I returned to the hut, wrote 'Fort - nil' in the damned book and left. Since then, I have acquired some old golf clubs. +"Temporarily, I was rather bullish on the dollar. +The Iranian is then likely to begin free and uninhibited conversation. +Sunlight penetrates the ice, and warms the darker material beneath. +Finland retained its independence unlike its southern neighbors _ Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania _ which the Soviet Union annexed in 1940. +Late Saturday, there were conflicting reports about the hijackers. +"Nothing about that end was nice," he said. +U.S. District Judge D. Lowell Jensen, in a ruling made public Friday, also overturned the Navy's plan for drug testing any of its 325,000 civilian employees who cause an accident involving injury or property damage. +On Sunday, James Rocap, one of Meese's lawyers, said Wallach's account "totally exaggerates" the discussion. +Baal, 26, was executed Sunday for fatally slashing a Las Vegas bus driver. +Sandinista thugs also bombed the homes and offices of UNO leaders. +I'm sure it (the Senate vacancy) came up in discussion," said David Arland, Hudnut's media aide. "He (the mayor) did not say they talked about it, but you and I know he probably did. +Lugar said he believed the denial of the visas was "a foreign policy blunder" on Managua's part that squandered a chance to help ease relations between Nicaragua and the United States. +The pilot decided to land the McDonnell-Douglas MD-80 at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport as a precaution, Courtney said. +Only one established fund, CU PPT Monthly Income Plus, could claim any semblance of balance. Is this loss of choice, the loss of fixed income and equity balance, something we should mourn? +Not the transformed body of academically virtuoso dance, but ordinary mortal flesh. +Soverel, a Palm Beach Gardens marina operator and sailboat racer, has been joined in the venture by French businessman Phillipe Berman, investment banker David Kelso and retired Xerox chairman Peter McCullough. +Barris and Kerkorian's investment vehicle, Tracinda Corp., will each appoint half the MGM board. +But it has strong symbolic value because of the Indians' fierce independence. +On the New York Mercantile Exchange, crude oil futures prices for April delivery rose 28 cents, to $18.64 a barrel. +"They'll have to outlaw radio before I quit listening," he said. +Tyson, Ewald said, "had (the car) parked on the grass side of the driveway. +Mrs. MacPhail and her husband, Dr. John MacPhail, an orthopedic surgeon, are getting divorced. +A survey that drew responses from executives at 291 companies found that on average they expected 32 percent of the companies to be acquired within five years and 46 percent to be acquired within 10 years. +Food prices grew 0.4% after a 0.7% increase in June. +I just saw the bottom of the carpet and just prayed." _ Rick Langille, a manager at a Florida auto loan agency where a gunman opened fire, killing eight people. +"But," she adds delicately, "his designs can be out of the realm of ordinary experience." +Among Southern states, the Democrats maintained or strengthened dominance in the Mississippi, South Carolina and West Virginia statehouses. +So authorities are now mulling using a sticky paste to dissuade the birds from roosting at hangers at an airpark. +Another relief effort for disaster victims a continent away was also announced Wednesday. +If convicted on all counts, each defendant could receive up to 35 years in prison and a $2.5 million fine. +"We are in for four or five years of difficult times," says Mr. Kim, the 42-year-old, U.S.-educated chairman of Ssangyong. +The coup leaders have disavowed any connection with the former military dictator, President Gaafar Nimeiri, who was ousted by his top generals in April 1985. +A further statement of recommended practice from the Accounting Standards Board says that those who audit the investment portfolio of a charity should not also be responsible for making investment decisions. +Radio messages recorded the morning the Exxon Valdez ran aground show the ship's captain spent up to an hour trying to rock the tanker free, a move the Coast Guard says could have sunk the ship. +The GAO analysis made no mention specifically of Hartwig in its report. +The market was beginning to take the view that economic recovery in the US would be sluggish, said Dr Lyons. +These developments appear to sound the death knell for his long-running effort to acquire the retailer of home-improvement products. +He has a fair chance of eclipsing the five championships of the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio. For Mansell, time is running out. +We need more parent volunteers to help teach and coach. +These record results were announced by the Chief Executive Officers of Flughafen Wien AG, Dr. Gerhard Kastelic and Dr. Franz Kotrba, on Wednesday at a press conference in Vienna. +By contrast, detailed marketing analysis may require looking for connections and patterns in parts of the database which are not closely related. In a multidimensional database designed for Olap, data is organised into dimensions. +Arbitragers were the major sellers in the futures market. +Blair House places no restrictions on food aid, as Paris must well know. +Regulatory and pricing issues apart, investors will be waiting for a progress report on the company's waste management joint venture with the UK arm of WMX, the US-based world leader in the field. +Meantime, the Financial Times said Europe needs a James Madison and a Constitution outlining the reasons and limits of union before embarking on bolder steps toward unity. +The state Board of Education will make final decisions in November. +The cruise, part of the Navy's campaign to recruit sailors, will send the Antrim to 21 ports over three months. +Ligachev is considered by many a conservative counterforce to President Mikhail S. Gorbachev on the Politburo and a potential rival to the Soviet leader. +If one or two opposition candidates manage to win at the polls, as Chaim did, extra seats are added up to a total of three. +The process produces a hard crystalline mass, silicon carbide, which features very strong molecular bonds and a close-knit structure, much like a diamond. +That's his middle name." At least 72 people are considering challenging Mecham in a recall election May 17, including a former congressman and a former state school superintendent who lost to the Republican in 1986. +Others predict that rates will fall only one more quarter of a percentage point. +Asiana said it agreed with government "suggestions" to lease, rather than buy, one of six Boeing jets scheduled for delivery this year, and to delay until early 1993 the delivery of a $130 million Boeing 747-400 scheduled for late 1992. +The final outcome won't be known until at least May 24, when Irving said it expects to receive the results of the voting. +Some of the researchers even fostered her. +He said continued stability of the dollar would lessen the need for any credit-tightening moves by the Federal Reserve. +"I didn't know so many people read the newspaper or that there would be so much interest," she said Thursday. "The mayor called to see what I was going to say. +From there she traveled to the Hermitage, which houses one of the most fabulous art collections in the world. +That conference agreed for the first time on an overall approach focusing on prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and reducing supplies. +The Senate bill would require at least three persons to be on the bridge of a tanker in certain waters, including the sound. +The action plans also provide in-depth information on new joint ventures and partnerships between businesses and school system, and details on establishing community-wide collaborative school-to-work transition programs. +Mr. Gutfreund resigned from Salomon last month after disclosures that he was told in April about an unauthorized bid Salomon made in the name of a customer but failed to disclose it to regulators. +He was working seven days a week, 25 hours a day. +"Arms embargoes, unless globally supported, aren't effective," says Mr. Kopietz of the London institute. +The incident occurred during the funeral of another Demjanjuk attorney, Dov Eitan, who committed suicide. +"For example, Baltimore is on the border of where `cot' and `caught' are said the same," he said. +Many bond analysts were expecting job growth of closer to 150,000, and the larger figure indicated the economy may be stronger than expected. +Our environment is a very fragile thing and I think that's something that we're very impressed by when we take photos and as we look out the window. +Its Edinburgh performances are also part of the European Arts Festival. +Under Deng, China established normal relations with the United States, worked out agreements to regain Hong Kong and Macao, and achieved an unprecedented relaxation of tensions with Taiwan, seat of the rival Nationalist government. +But analysts said the market's reaction was more a reflection of the stock's recent strong outperformance; the shares hit an all-time high of 915p last week. +"Each councilman is available to constituents in their district by phone or in person," the new policy states. +The company will conduct periodic lung tests to monitor any changes in the employees' health status. +Sixty-seven percent approved of U.S.-PLO talks, with the rest split between disapproval and no opinion. +It was the 105th annual installment of the Gridiron dinner. Every president since Benjamin Harrison in 1892 has attended at least one. +A hood was placed over the rhino's head to shield its eyes and ears. +Labor Department statistics released Friday showed a moderate gain in producer prices last month. +The UN Security Council has not even discussed the matter. Peace has become divisible. +The whole effect is not unlike the breaching of an earthen dam. +The pre-convention Democratic flurry came as Vice President George Bush, alternating campaign activities with his official duties, met with Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin in Washington. +On Friday, crude oil prices firmed slightly in response to reports that members of OPEC's pricing committee would meet next month to discuss ways to stabilize the market. +Many don't want him to. +Earnings were 1.21p (0.22p). COMMENT Just when shareholders thought they had truly earned a respite from the bad news at Laura Ashley, the group comes up with this. +Employees of "The San Francisco Experience," where the motto is "Feel the Earth Shake," had to persuade people to leave on Oct. 17, manager Craig Patterson said. +It will come back to you. +Some of the tense crowd apparently suspected another Protestant assault following the gun and grenade attack at Milltown Catholic cemetery. +He said the bid hasn't been made final yet. +Mr Mitterrand may never have thanked Mr Delors for being so obviously and publicly right as finance minister in moving France towards economic austerity in 1983. +One said: 'This deal will work well.' Manhattan Card Co brought a Dollars 200m offering guaranteed by credit card-backed assets in Hong Kong and lead-manager Chase Securities said most demand for the deal had come from Europe. +The Alexander & Baldwin spokesman said the transaction was an attractive investment opportunity for the company in terms of retiring its stock. +"I never said that, Al," snapped Dukakis, who racked up a big win in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday. +One reason for the lack of details in Bush's speech is Tower's stalled nomination. +Analysts said traders seemed uncertain about where the market might get any inspiration to extend its spring rally. +The survey, known as the tankan, was conducted in August and took into account the rise in oil prices after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in early August. +UAL's initial investment is expected to total $800 million. +Little provision is made for business to continue as usual when executive meets economy. Few airlines provide newspapers. +Vice President George Bush was second at 24 percent, followed by 17 percent for Kansas Sen. Bob Dole and 10 percent for New York Rep. Jack Kemp. +The Israeli army, meanwhile, prepared to lift a three-day blockade of the occupied territories. +Parts of seven states, where more than half of Peru's people live, are now under emergency decrees that suspend the right of free travel and assembly and permit searches without warrant and detention without charges. +The storm weakened slightly this morning and also was found to be farther away from land than first thought and moving more slowly, said forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables, Fla. +Kathy Thornton of Mission Control in Houston told crew members before they went to sleep Sunday that Ulysses was slightly cooler than expected but within its temperature limits. +Up to 50,000 Poles surged into Germany on the first day of visa-free travel. +It is still unclear, however, what specific tools will be needed for the job. One of the messages from business and politicians is for companies to improve their environmental performance by conducting regular audits to measure progress. +It adds that the observers 'have not received information which would cast doubts' on denials by Mr Chesoni and other commission members that they 'were associated with' or 'taking directions from' Kenya's ruling party. +Since the beginning of 1987, he has raised more than $6 million. +But it is possible that sentimental factors also came into play as Brennan and his team weighed the pros and cons of 50 potential sites before settling on Hoffman Estates, a suburb about 30 miles northwest of Chicago. +For example, we can't elect the people in our National People's Congress." +Or, at least, from Betty. +CUC International Inc. said it expects to report that fiscal third-quarter earnings rose between 76% and 88%, on a 32% revenue rise. +Some still wait for the proper times: lower interest rates, lower prices and a better economic outlook. +He added that a smaller fragment could have potential disadvantages, such as a tendency to be rapidly cleared from the body. +Others are calling for such stopgap measures as creating tent cities or putting newcomers in trailers atop buildings or in bomb shelters. +The bright, painted houses the Germans leave behind either fall into ruin or are taken by a fast-growing Gypsy population that adds a new element to Transylvania's ethnic mix. +The move, which surprised Wall Street professionals, was part of a bigger shakeup at the corporate-finance division of the Primerica Corp. unit after the departure of three top executives. +Here is today's schedule for the Republican National Convention. +But the state government in this semi-arid industrial center announced this week a plan to seed clouds so to raise dam-water levels. +Before leaving the city the following morning, Dukakis also planned to meet with French President Francois Mitterand. +In quick succession, he became general manager for East Anglia and the east Midlands, then head of a new corporate banking division. +It also suggests that once Paribas shares begin trading on the stock exchange in a few weeks, demand from unsatisfied customers could be heavy. +Sentencing was originally set for yesterday. +During Ozal's visit, Greek Cypriots living in Athens intend to march to the Turkish Embassy and lay a wreath outside Parliament. +One hundred years after a Naples chef presented the queen of Italy with a patriotic pizza, purists and politicians want to "copyright" the simple recipe for a genuine Neapolitan pie. +The dollar wavered above and below 1.5900 marks throughout global trading and ended in New York at 1.5925 marks, up from 1.5875 marks late Tuesday. +We and other countries should assist Central and Eastern European nations that are firmly committed to economic and political reform. +Nancy Gertner, the attorney representing Matthew Stuart, told the court that overriding the attorney-client privilege would mean that attorneys could no longer be trusted with confidences. +Right-wing death squads have sprung up in response to the leftist guerrillas, and the rightists have been blamed for killing at least 1,000 people in the last three years. +Car sales were down 3.6 percent and truck sales were 0.8 percent lower. +The trains are clean, roomy, but not as comfortable as the Gatwick Express. +Venezuela has begun a program, but renegotiations of about $21 billion of its $34.6 billion foreign debt have made little headway. +William "Gus" Pagonis, the U.S. Army's logistics chief, said he started on Christmas two weeks after he began Thanksgiving preparations. +'We all worked for big groups in the 1980s and watched them unravel,' says Adam Levene, director. +Disney's "Turner and Hooch" was one of the studio's three Top 10 films, along with "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" at No. 7 with $4 million and "Dead Poets Society" at No. 10 with $2.1 million. +Arbitragers who buy futures contracts in Chicago hedge their positions by selling actual stocks in the New York market, a practice blamed for accelerating the market plunge. +Aside from the influential name of the borrower, the issue offers potentially greater liquidity because of its wider international placement. +Some commission members hailed news of the early deadline as a sign Bush may actively use the panel in his effort to reach a budget compromise with Congress. +"They're getting fresh air, and for once, they're getting some peace and quiet," Ms. Ercolano said. "They don't want to be bothered. +In October, Trimboli told reporters he he had urged his lawyers to ask for the tests. +The blast partially sank the 235,000-ton Barcelona, one of five ships damaged in a devastating, long-distance raid on the terminal by Iraqi warplanes at the weekend. +At the time of his arrest, Ruiz was on violation for spousal battery and tampering with a vehicle. +Earlier reports indicated the fire was spread over 4,100 acres, but infrared film gave a more accurate picture, officials said. +Gold fell in Zurich to a bid price of $447.50 from $449 on Friday. +The subsidies were a symbol of often wasteful state support of prices. +These are the engineering contractors John Brown and Davy, acquired in 1986 and 1991 respectively. +The number of new strikes has decreased rapidly in the past two weeks and has been far outpaced by the number of strikes that have been resolved. +FOR A man brought up in the freeway-riven urban sprawl of Los Angeles, the view from David Winston's office still gives him some amusement. +The government is trying to tame the wide swings in the monthly U.S. trade deficit, changes which in the past have sent stock prices plunging, but analysts are not sure the effortwill be a success. +So they did the next best thing: They defeated Democratic members of the state legislature in wholesale fashion, giving Republicans control of both chambers for the first time in 20 years, with veto-proof majorities. +He also covers the seven wine districts of Provence, with classifications, tasting notes and recommendations for visitors to wineries in both areas. +Sandinista police, quickly reinforced by a small squad of army regulars, have driven from behind, parked their jeeps at the head of the procession and begun firing more or less into the air. +Like most prosecutors, Benito Romano, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, sees no advantages to taking a case to trial if it can be settled. +The early losses, however, were not substantial, and smaller-company stocks actually started the day with solid gains. +Elderly Slovak women knelt in the mud hours after a downpour had soaked the ground. +(43) "Midnight Caller," NBC, 13.1. +Asked if Mr Kaifu had received the idea without enthusiasm, the spokesman said: 'You would not be wrong'. +Gillette, which has been the subject of many takeover rumors, slid 7/8 to 42 3/8. +In addition, Petroleos de Venezuela counts 267 billion barrels of proven reserves of lower-quality extraheavy crude in its Orinoco Oil Belt. +"Data specific to agricultural sectors, where women are traditionally active, are particularly suspect and suggest that women are simply not being counted," the report said. +Separately, Standard & Poor's Corp. lowered the ratings on $400 million of Allegheny's debt to D from triple-C-minus. +Caperton's victory in the Democratic primary followed a campaign so bitter it threatened to leave his party divided. +Mr. Dukakis is also said to be talking regularly with New Jersey Sen. Bill Bradley, another rare voice of Democratic reason. +The Constitution requires seats in the House to be redistributed among states after each census. +There's good support from Kim Cattrall as Judy McCoy, Saul Rubinek as Jed Kramer, F. Murray Abraham as the DA and John Hancock as Rev. Bacon. +Richard Cross was a bearded, white-haired Moses, whose part is performed mainly in "sprechstimme," or speaking to music. +It cautioned that the results were unofficial and might vary in other places. +In three weeks I was playing it." After three years in the play, Fay wanted a vacation, and Stewart was delighted to substitute. +There have been only two strikes at the Kitimat facility, a legal walkout in 1970 and an illegal strike in 1976, he added. +Neither was it money or prestige that persuaded him to take the case, he said. +If the current price holds, the government could conceivably raise six trillion to eight trillion yen ($35 billion to $50 billion) through new equity sales later this year. +This raised the possibility of a breakup of the government's ruling Likud-Labor coalition. +Garry Ringwood, general manager of Amcor's APM Packaging division, said the three new plants will lift Amcor's production to about 315,000 metric tons of corrugated cardboard a year from around 250,000 currently. +Daewoo representatives in Washington and New Jersey declined to comment on the Customs Service action. +ROYAL Bank of Scotland has offered clerical staff pay rises of between 2.5 per cent and 3.5 per cent. +For instance, General Dynamics, the US conglomerate, introduced a code in 1985 which it has distributed to its employees and covers topics such as receiving gifts from outsiders. +She said she'd been abandoned by her husband and was unable to find any one responsible to care for her 5-year-old daughter while Ms. Fernendez worked weekends at a shopping mall. +Three towns in Transvaal Province _ Carletonville, Boksburg and Brakpan _ voted in recent days to ban blacks from public facilities that were integrated in recent years. +"We had 70 security police working out there all night with West German firemen," U.S. Air Force spokesman Hans Ostertag said. +The shares closed yesterday at $28.25, up 50 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +Both countries have friendship treaties with Moscow. +McNicol Middle School is developing a reputation around these parts for producing students with a sharp eye _ if not for studies then at least for big cockroaches. +Henkel currently owns 23%, or an indicated 6,102,000, of Clorox's 26.7 million common shares outstanding. +They tend to be entrepreneurs like William F. Gorog, retiring president of the Magazine Publishers Association and founder of the company that developed the widely used Nexis and Lexis electronic information-retrieval systems. +The state billed Johnson for money he earned in Vermont while making the 1987 film "Sweetheart's Dance." +"Religious dogma has become part of the marrow of humanity. +Before Mueller's discovery, superconductivity occurred only at temperatures a few degrees above absolute zero, about 459 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. +One near the mountain town of San Vicente, about 160 miles north of the capital, ended in gunfire, leaving 10 peasants, an army colonel and two other soldiers dead. +Last month, Dubcek was permitted to travel to the West for the first time since 1970 to receive an honorary degree in Italy. +But he would probably be tempted by one of the profession's young intellectual heavyweights. Mr Paul Krugman, a rising star at MIT, is a good bet. +We have taken over another company and largely closed down another arm of the business. +Donald L. Fruehling, the president of the Maxwell Pergamon Publishing Group USA, did not immediately return a telephone call seeking comment Friday. +Mr. Tabuchi, and former Nomura president Yoshihisa Tabuchi, who is no relation, resigned from their posts in June after it was disclosed that Nomura compensated favored clients for stock losses and had links with Mr. Ishii. +He was taken to the Coast Guard station at Sandy Hook, N.J., for questioning, Henderson said. +For instance, some actively traded 10-year government issues yield at least four percentage points more than similar-maturity Japanese government issues. +Mr Michael Howard, who, as is proper for an environment secretary, is busying himself with the promotion of 'Helping the Earth' week, is known to regard even the distant prospect of re-entry to the ERM with hostility. +Next door is a more conventional family where father and daughter have jobs, the mother does the washing, and there is a settled way of life. +In 1964, the year Bobby Greene turned 17, he was hopelessly in love with a pretty 13-year-old named Lindy Lemmon. +The justices, without comment, let stand a ruling that Mrs. Helmsley cannot now appeal the trial judge's denial of such a hearing. +The API reported a 5.8 million-barrel reduction in gasoline stocks and a 1.5 million-barrel drawdown in crude stocks. +At the same time, the agency said it had temporarily canceled licenses, a more serious action, for sale and above-ground use of all pesticides containing strychnine. +Forthcoming topics will range from nature and world history to electronic atlases and travel guides. +Super-sinker term bonds due 2010 aren't being formally reoffered. +When two LDP candidates emerged from the Fukushima governorship race, many LDP Diet members feared a replay of Iwate. +A spokeswoman for the Watershed Media Center said a mislabeled film container caused the mix-up Thursday night. +The recommendations could be directed toward federal, state and local officials, as well as bus manufacturers, but the safety board has no power to require that any of them be implemented. +It subsequently was revised and the state attorney general urged an overhaul of the agency responsible. +Among the busts this day, an undercover officer got past a lookout and into a drug den, the basement of an abandoned building that reeked of urine and rotting garbage in the South Bronx. +The drug business is destructive to our lifestyle and the security of this country, and we've simply got to face it for what it is." Here is a chronology of events in the hijacking of Kuwait Airways Flight 422. +He called a Gore withdrawal "something he has to decide," but said he would help Gore raise money to eliminate a campaign debt that approaches $2 million. +U.S. oil companies have been authorized to import limited amounts of oil from Iran and send their payments to an escrow fund established to pay claims won against the Iranian government by Americans. +However, many leading economists, including the bipartisan Congressional Budget Office, say lowering the tax would have the opposite effect _ reducing revenues and further worsening the deficit. +In all, the state farms about 10,000 acres through its prison agriculture program. +THE BEST thing about the English National Opera Don Carlos is its chosen version. +Mr. Casper is a professor and former dean of law at the University of Chicago. +Speculators are not involved in industries that produce or use the commodity. +British Gas continues to attract the interest of Japanese investors but ended unchanged. +Neo-Nazi graffiti has been found at a small black church that was heavily damaged by a suspicious fire Christmas Eve, and authorities said they were investigating. +About $260 million of long-term debt is affected. +This month, 2,500 Chinese Moslems, emboldened by the pro-democracy demonstrators, marched through the streets of Beijing to demand the banning of a Chinese book they said blasphemed their religion. +Shareholders of Shoney's Inc. on Thursday approved a $730 million recapitalization plan, which management says will enable the chain of family restaurants to strengthen its business without expanding. +Bayerische Landesbank, another public sector bank owed DM381m - compared with the DM240m owed to NordLB - said it would back the bail-out package, as did Barclays Bank, the UK clearer owed DM154.5m. +Murkowski and Stevens voted against the trade bill in last week's 63-36 roll call, citing the Alaskan oil provisions. +Ronald Ridenour received the videotape in the mail, along with a will, a receipt for cremation services and some personal effects, Barry said. +Mr. Colombari is currently senior vice president for USX's domestic and Canadian iron ore operations. +This includes above all the thousands of men and women in our armed forces who are now in the Gulf, but we also expect others to bear their fair share. +Between 1981 and 1986, any worker could put $2,000 a year into an IRA and deduct that sum from his taxable income. +Rhein Biotech's Argentinian subsidiary Rhein Americana S.A. will be incorporated gradually into the Rhone Poulenc Group. +Last year Americans boarded scheduled U.S. airliners a record 418 million times, up 46% from five years ago. +Ji Pengfei, chairman of the drafting committee, said in his closing remarks later in the morning that the plan "reflects the great thinking of (the) one- country, two-systems" policy. +Colorado's proposed amendment extends even to U.S. senators and congressmen. +But then they are annual savings forever. +"We've talked it over with police officers and we've decided not to say anything," Schulz said. +The use of scents is far from new for those who ply stained waters for bewhiskered catfish. +Also, the Bentsen measure says nothing about higher business taxes, but instead would pay for the extra benefits by tapping an estimated $8 billion surplus in a trust fund financed by employers' unemployment-compensation taxes. +For instance, analysts say, if KohlbergKravis Roberts & Co. were presenting its $24.53 billion bid for RJR Nabisco Inc. before banks today, it likely would win approval for its proposal faster than if it were buying an airline like United. +Then, surrounded by cheering supporters, Sen. Simon did a series of brief live interviews with television stations in Chicago and around Iowa. +One city agency is seeking to recover $20,000 in special rent-incentive payments that Mr. Whitfield and Mr. Boynes say they just don't have. +THE SECOND quarter of 1992 came to a somewhat ragged close on the stock market last night, with both stock index futures and equity prices moving erratically before ending on a confident note. +However, lawyers for PPI's administrators and shareholders denied Mr Nadir's right to sell Sunzest. +We are not talking about a few whining malcontents. +Studies are sometimes an easy way to impress the home folk and to delay or affect legislative action. +Ms. Perez said Mrs. Bush had adopted a new policy on controversial issues such as guns and abortion. +Sometimes he's more of one than the other two, but on the opening night of this year's JVC Jazz Festival he played a bit of each role. +"There is no magic wand, there are no short cuts" to repair Poland's economy, he warned. +He added that Coastal perceives energy company stock prices to be relatively strong and anti-takeover restrictions to be stricter and more widespread. +Goichberg said this year's event was missing many top U.S. and overseas grandmasters because of a scheduling clash with a world championship qualifying tournament in the Philippines. +Yamaichi, on orders from a customer late in February, bought 3 million shares _ or one-seventh of the total outstanding _ of Nippon Seisen, a leading wire maker, at the equivalent of about $44 million for delivery in four days. +The tender offer by West Germany's second-biggest commercial bank is in two stages. +INTEREST RATES: Treasury bond futures fell in sluggish trading, with prices reacting mainly to minor moves in the dollar and crude oil prices, traders said. +"It's a young, affluent market with lots of miles," said Mr. Edler. +The first phase of the changeover to the narrower European tracks would permit construction of a high-speed line from Port Bou on Spain's northern border with France to Barcelona, Madrid and Seville. +The government puts the number at about 15% of the 13 million population; the opposition claims 40%. +The once fast-growing company began piling up losses in 1986, when its main business of producing software for International Business Machines Corp.'s mainframe computers ran into stiff competition. +Encouraged by Mr. Drabinsky's promise, the executives say that they operated the plant seven days a week for 32 weeks of 1989. +The administration has said repeatedly there must be "effective safeguards" to ensure that the Khmer Rouge, now a powerful guerrilla force, do not achieve a dominant role again in Cambodia. +Inland's workers gave no wage concessions in the 1986 negotiations, so there was no restoration of past sacrifices. +The high cost of credit is one of the main constraints to the development of small- and medium-sized business. +Spinks has been guaranteed $13.5 million, almost twice what he has earned in all his previous exertions, and Tyson's percentage cut could reach $15 million. +Others noted that investors might be pressed to realign their investments now because it is the end of the quarter here and the end of the first half of Japan's fiscal year. +The Ginnie Mae 9% issue was yielding 8.36% to a 12-year average life assumption, as the spread above the Treasury 10-year note widened slightly to 1.46 percentage points. +Still, the newspaper gave several examples of excesses that cost in the tens of thousands of dollars, indicating the violations were broad. +The administration's plan could cost utilities, mainly those that use coal, up to $4 billion a year. +Gasoline for September delivery fell 1.45 cents a gallon to 65.34 cents; October gasoline fell more than a penny, as well. +It projects that private security firms will spend $104 billion annually by the year 2000, compared with $44 billion for public agencies. +In the West Bank city of Jenin, troops bulldozed the house of a resident accused of throwing three firebombs at an Israeli army vehicle, an army official said. +A successor hasn't been named, a Morgan Stanley spokesman in New York said. +My own tendency would be to emphasize the fact that we had a very bad speculative outbreak once before with most disagreeable consequences and that what happened before could happen again. +Pat Dolan worked at a luncheonette for years before the pace became too much in the early 1980s. +Following a decade of inclement conditions and deteriorating finances, the agricultural sector has now been hit by possibly the worst drought this century. +He later said he wanted to gain more flexibility in pursuing talks with Hun Sen, prime minister of the Vietnam-installed government in Cambodia. +Masheke, who visited the camp Wednesday, told reporters in Lusaka, the Zambian capital, that the rioters destroyed makeshift homes they had built themselves when they first arrived. +The issue was priced at 72 basis points over the Treasury five-year note. +Still, for people who aren't forced to sell, a downgrading may make no difference: As long as the issuer doesn't default, investors receive the yield promised when they purchased the securities, and they get back their principal at maturity. +Each pile has a metal rod piercing it, running its length. +This was due to the increased use of discounts and special promotions to attract business, the company said. +"We plan to proceed full speed ahead." +He is now responsible for establishing co-ordinating committees in the villages to be repopulated. The government has not said how it will finance the operation, or what will happen to those who have moved into the homes of the displaced. +"The Massachusetts unemployment rate declined in June; if it continues to decline, it may be a precursor to a national recovery," the analysts write. +Hager said she would have no problem with a replica if firefighters paid for it. +They've already been tried, which is another farce," says Jackie Donnelly, spokesman for the outlawed IRA's legal political wing, Sinn Fein. +Trading volume increased as the Footsie moved steadily into positive territory. +One potential juror told attorneys she thought the press had "picked on" Ferraro's family while the former congresswoman was the Democratic nominee in 1984, and she thought the attacks had carried over to the son after his arrest. +It's probably too late for anyone to change the family car for the weekend trip, but the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety on Tuesday released its first ranking of cars according to the likelihood of a rider dying in one of them. +There was no allegation of wrongdoing by Morgan Stanley, which suspended and later fired Wang. +Most of them, like Game 1 of this match, were draws. +Leicester-based solicitor Gillian Wood received a Pounds 17,000 out-of-court settlement after a recently-qualified male colleague who replaced her during maternity leave was paid Pounds 10,500 a year more, the Equal Opportunities Commission said. +We don't do things on sex and women's insides. +At the end of the third quarter, Kaiser had total assets of about $692 million and liabilities of about $633 million. +Other evidence is not hard to find. +Although PaineWebber still managed to make money in arbitrage for all of 1989, the firm has said arbitrage losses hurt results in the fourth quarter of 1989 and first quarter of 1990. +Now look at these pictures.' Olwyn is a fan of the late Elvis. +In the spacious den of his plantation-style home sits a brightly colored juke box containing 100 carefully selected songs. +GM's announcement comes less than a week before the company is to begin contract negotiations with the United Auto Workers union. +Bush mentioned his wealthy Connecticut background Thursday night, saying, "Yes, my parents were prosperous." +On the other side of this trade account, Malaysia now controls more than 0.25 per cent of the French import market. +The odds have increased dramatically in recent days, administration insiders say. +"The situation gets more critical by the minute," said Borges. "We're on the brink of a real emergency." The fire began 28 days ago as a series of brush fires throughout the northeastern state of Bahia. +The Supreme Court limited the ability of multinational corporations to challenge state taxes in federal court in a case involving two foreign-based companies that challenged California law. +In the year-earlier quarter, the company had a net loss of $19.2 million, including profit of $1.7 million from discontinued operations. +That venture apparently didn't include any New Zealand partners, and it may have bid for only a 49.9% stake in New Zealand Telecom. +It started near the front door and before long wound around the corner. +The awards are administered by the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the library association. +Riedle won a settlement from the Twin Cities archdiocese in 1988. +Max's parents had argued in the New York case that giving grandparents visitation rights against the parents' objections was unconstitutional because it interfered with parents' rights to rear their children as they see fit. +The football-sized bowl is designed to be attached to an outside drain also hooked up to a water supply. +Texaco's chief financial officer, Allen J. Krowe, told a meeting of securities analysts Thursday that the $1.3 billion would be "slightly offset" by minor restructuring expenses. +Trading prices have fallen below their face value at most trading centres. +In New York, AT&T officials emphasized that it hasn't any immediate plans to gear up production of personal computers and workstations. +Officials claim Grosskopf carried out that bombing and at least one other on orders from the outlawed African National Congress, the predominantly black guerrilla group fighting to end domination by South Africa's white minority. +Central Banking said "most or all" of the $13.5 million gain realized from the July sale of its insurance-premium-finance division and other assets was wiped out by estimated losses and charges in the quarter. +Load factor was 67.9% compared with 66.5%. +All soldiers in the British-ruled province were told the funeral was taking place on Saturday and had been warned to steer clear, an army spokesman said. +What's most unsettling about the picture has been the way some men are responding to it. +Du Pont, based in Wilmington, Del., said that plant closings and the sale of certain businesses boosted results in the latest quarter nine cents a share. +Trading volume was 252m shares. Stock prices inched higher at the opening, encouraged by early gains in bonds which were sparked by reassuring news on inflation. +I was skeptical that Microsoft could make a really useful program that didn't require much of a learning curve. +Harris is a communications and microelectronics concern. +But in conversation with the women of Hezbollah visiting Tehran, a rather different picture emerged. +Analysts cautiously praised Unocal's plan. +Before the weekend, members were confident that their nearly 16% pay raise, to $89,500 a year, would be allowed to go into effect quietly this week without a vote. +India's production may drop 6 percent from last year's record level but still would be the second-largest. +Establishing a free-trade area would make protectionism "very expensive for Europe and Asia," said Rep. Kemp, a likely presidential candidate. +They trust us to do the screening." Take a long-range perspective on America, as most highly successful investors do, and you might develop not just a less frantic view of the future but a fatter wallet too. +"Farmers have just about sold as much cotton as they'd like at present prices" and have raised their asking prices, he said. +The governing Liberal Democratic Party, which faces unprecedented low public approval ratings at home, may find it difficult to institute such fundamental economic changes. +A House panel charged Friday that FAA officials lied under oath about payroll records prepared during the 1981 controllers' strike and in some instances doctored time sheets to cheat the controllers. +Foreign automakers have been forced to raise prices to account for the foreign exchange decline of the dollar since 1985. +He declined to say whether he had requested the resignations. +The size of the write-offs will equal the discounts Mexico accepts. +Instead, he backed the SEC's bid for authority over stock futures, which currently rests with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. +At Glasgow this tall tree is covered in buds, like tight little pin-cushions, and brilliant scarlet puffs of flower. +The debate over history is still far from free. +"There was a business model that showed you could provide a quality service and that people who were addicted to drugs were willing to pay for it," Kupsc said. +He has offered to manage the Chelsea school district for 10 years and transform it into a model for urban school renewal. +Yesterday, officials overseeing the independence process were putting on brave faces. +But the trends are positive." In late trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Bank of Boston stock was quoted at $10, up $1.125. +President Reagan, contending the American people have "had it" with drug users and pushers, today exhorted the Senate to approve tough, House-passed anti-drug legislation before adjourning next week. +"GE obviously didn't feel comfortable with what's out there." +With this added $2.2 billion, our 1990 drug budget totals almost $8 billion _ the largest increase in history. +But HUD had provided administrative support to the council on a continuing basis, according to James Stimpson, a deputy assistant housing secretary. +The decision to close Milne Point "took some guts," said a Conoco insider, "but it probably got applause." +"You always use those who know him best," he says. +Ingmar Bergman has proved the master of such films. +The market for used chip plants is particularly bearish because the industry's profits are plummeting as economic worries dry up demand. +It's probably not true that the bird is widely endangered now," said Jim Enderson, a Colorado College biologist who heads a federal peregrine recovery team. +The silver lining in the dark cloud will be that inflation remains docile, Mr. Berner says. +His wife of 14 years, Martha Howell, is an associate professor in medieval history at Rutgers University in New Jersey. +Morrell said in a statement that it considered the fine "grossly unfair and totally unjustified." +I was quite certain that I was going to be shot. +Radio Device Keeps Close Tabs on Vehicles NEW RADIO technology could discourage auto theft and help motorists in distress. +The doctors argued that HIV infection should be included under state public-health laws that require testing and reporting of the infection to sexual partners or needle-sharing partners. +"Both my father and Mayor (Harold) Washington loved this city and both were strong mayors," Daley said. +Analysts said Hungary's efforts to modernize its economic system got a boost this week when a reform-minded official, Karoly Grosz, was named to succeed veteran leader Janos Kadar as the nation's Communist Party chief. +By paying the merit raise as a lump sum, GM would be applying to salaried workers the changes it negotiated with hourly workers in 1984. +Their contention is that foreigners should indeed be attracted to U.S. assets, since such assets are a solid investment providing a good return in the most politically stable large nation on earth. +Consider the costs of school choice. +He said the Panamanian government first negotiated with Japan and Taiwan and when those discussions broke down, it turned to Colombia, which agreed to provide the money if it would be returned when U.S.-Panamanian relations improved. +The two led a 21-candidate field in the first round Nov. 15, but neither obtained the majority required by law. +Dan Crump said the grave desecration near Henryville in southeastern Indiana was discovered Thursday. +Gephardt voted for President Reagan's big cut in tax rates in 1981. +If convicted, she faces up to four years in state prison. +The new company would produce and distribute 70% of the total volume for Coca-Cola products in Canada. +Governments often have 'flown a kite' about some major policy move in order to gauge public reaction. +However, to watch Harriet Walter, Clare Higgins and Gillian Barge in their roles is a rare privilege. +"I think my attitude is my Fountain of Youth, with or without a band, because I feel kind of timeless," he said. +"We want to be known as the liveliest ghost town in the South Hemisphere," Alderman John Hennessey, one of the project's backers, said today. +The funeral procession in Seoul, which police did not try to stop, moved through the center of the capital, snarling traffic in the morning rush hour. +Now, Treverton said, the question for the short term is whether East Germany will produce economic and political reforms sufficient "to build for itself some legitimacy." +Flight 811 was en route from Honolulu to Aukland, New Zealand, when the cargo door burst open. +My wife said, 'I'm not putting my bags down.'" +These customers responded by buying Japanese cars with great success and satisfaction. +In an unusual move, Mr. Newton rejected Judge Crocker's reduced award and sought a new trial on damages only. +Volume was modest with 384.8 million shares changing hands, compared with 319.2 million shares traded Tuesday. +The government department that is leading the federal fight against cigarette smoking was ordered Friday to bargain with unionized employees over whether they may puff away on the job. +She thinks the company might fetch a fortune in a takeover. +Gary Pillersdorf, the Delosovics' lawyer, said the light did not give pedestrians enough time to cross the street. +As previously reported, WPPSS in 1984 sued Pitt-Des Moines over work on a nuclear power plant. +Under terms of the U.S. extradition treaty with Greece, the State Department makes the final decision of whether a suspect is sent home, after a court certifies extraditability. +In the anti-Korean boycott, blacks led by self-proclaimed "anti-white" activist Sonny Carson berated and spat on those who tried to shop at the stores, whose business has plummeted. +Mimot's inhabitants were driven into rural communes or forced into slave labor on the rubber plantation. +But only recently have interest rates dropped far enough to make it possible for the Treasury to save money by calling the bonds. +Tuesday, volume on the first section exceeded one billion shares, the highest level in nearly four months. +"This has divided the student community. +The notes have been rated triple-A by both Moody's Investors Service Inc. and Standard & Poor's Corp. +Indeed, the NCAA doesn't even bother to discriminate between corrupt and innocent practices involving students. +The joint venture would create a company with revenue of under $800 million, a Dresser spokesman said. +"They are ignorant of a project like this," he said in a telephone interview from Jerusalem. "They don't know the kind of material we're working with. +In April, the last time the question was asked, the figure was 44 per cent. +The former vice president this week lost an appeal before the U.S. Supreme Court on an aspect of the earlier case, but his lawyer vowed to pursue the suit anyway. +Researchers cited an alternative explanation for the lowered diabetes rate. +"Years from now, I believe it will be said of this generation of Canadians that we made the right choice," Trade Minister John Crosbie said. +In addition to the other provisions in the bills, the House version provides leave allowances of up to 15 weeks for an employee's own serious illness, while the Senate would limit that to 13 weeks. +She has taken leave of the responsibilities at her own firm to work as the first full-time Comex chairman, drawing a salary of Dollars 125,000 a year. +Mike Pagliarulo has had a whole season at third base under his belt. +The Japanese take the opposite tack. +The trial, expected to last about three weeks, recessed Tuesday and will resume Wednesday. +"We served on such a commission for 19 years. +Certainly nobody, the Bs aside, says anything truly controversial. +And older workers often are earning top wages while a younger worker could be hired for less. +The aide, Murray Dickman, also told nominees not to cooperate with the review process. +Add the cars swarming on to the streets, the jammed packed trolley buses, the motorbikes and hand carts, and there is a sure recipe for chaos. Yet somehow, Shanghai gets by. +But all of them have exit permits as Jews for Israel. +Users also can improve their on-screen graphics and add memory. Previously, Compaq's design often forced customers to replace their machines if they wanted a more powerful processing chip or better graphics. +The more affluent majority with access to jobs, owner-occupation, cars and the rest cannot cut themselves off from it. +Britain's audio industry was founded by skilled engineers who designed some of the world's best loudspeakers. +'Temperamentally, he is very sound. +It may now seem easy to dismiss Japan's software industry as handicapped by the Japanese language and written characters. +So would any difficulties in putting the refinancing package together, or a downturn in RJR's basic businesses. +The Belarus government, which until recently was pressing for monetary union with the Russian rouble, has banned its use, along with other foreign currency in all cash and domestic transactions. +It is expensive to do TV and money that comes in seems to disappear. +The burst of light and radiation was located in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a galaxy near the Milky Way, and some 160,000 light years away. +The clergymen sent protest letters to John E. Johns, president of the private college of 2,500 students founded by Baptists and supported by the South Carolina Baptist Convention. +Mr. Elden said there was a "small" chance the government could defer settlement of the offer as a concession to underwriters. +An old dog with flies crawling in its eyes huddles in the shade. +Hanson declined to release any specifics about when the letter was received, where it came from or what it said. +Upgrading the 450-mile system with computer controls that operate most of the nation's subway system would cost more than $1 billion, Pugh said. +The frenzied first day of trading reflected pent-up enthusiasm for shares of the Seattle-based desktop publishing software company that had been building since the offering was announced last month. +"We seem to have returned to the Rome of the popes," commented Bettino Craxi, leader of the Socialist party. +Investments required tend to be for large amounts. +It's the press that's talking about performance. +The current account provides a measure of the amount of money this country must raise abroad to finance its economy. +The victory also is expected to increase pressure for Croatia and Slovenia, the two wealthiest republics, to pull away from the rest of the federation. +Lids on, they are passed to the gaggle of giggling girls who assemble the orders from both sides of the kitchen and make sure they are never without clothes pegs. Economics are forcing certain changes. +So politicians should be warned. +Eleven Republicans joined all but four Democrats in a 36-15 vote to delay until January 1995 the June 1991 deadline that Bush had proposed for S&Ls to come up with 3 percent "hard cash" capital _ or $3 for every $100 they lend. +But we cannot tell Mr Denktash to surrender. He definitely represents his people. +The church says milk-production restrictions in the wake of the 1986 nuclear accident in Chernobyl, U.S.S.R, had caused the milk shortage in Armenia, which also was devastated by earthquake a year ago. +Although the bridge is back in the commute loop, workbound motorists aren't going to have much of a picnic on Monday because important freeway connections on both sides of the bay are still knocked out. +Mrs. Sefton and her daughters Jane, 14, and Patricia, 12, were among 10 British women freed by the hijackers on Wednesday and later contacted by the Daily Mail in repeatedly interrupted telephone calls. +But Defense Minister Manfred Woerner wants to proceed with the modernization plan NATO planners have twice endorsed. +Bank of Boston's stock was quoted at $10.875, down 37.5 cents, and Shawmut's at $8.375, unchanged, in late trading on the New York Stock Exchange. +Overall business productivity, including that of farms, rose at a 3.2% rate in the first quarter, up from a preliminary estimate that it increased 0.8%. +More than 10,000 pro-democracy supporters staged a rally in an East German city, opposition leaders said Friday, in the latest sign that activists will keep up the pressure on the country's new leader. +Gray denied that he had done anything wrong and suggested in an evening news conference Tuesday that the allegations were politically motivated. +An Iowa State University study shows that after four years in a town Williston's size, Wal-Mart takes $8.3 million from local businesses. +ServiceMaster Limited Partnership, based in Downers Grove, Ill., will begin trading units Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol SVM. +They have helped to lift the financing constraints that have plagued the region's economies since the beginning of the debt crisis. +Few Westerners have escaped through Habur, the single border crossing between Iraq and Turkey, since 52 dependents of U.S. Embassy personnel stationed in Kuwait left Iraq on Monday. +Similarly, the decision on the new breakthrough drugs for AIDS, cancer and vascular problems must be determined by an informed patient together with his or her physician. +The dollar closed marginally lower against the Japanese yen Wednesday, while the Tokyo Stock Exchange's key index also declined. +However, majority vote candidates can also stand in up to three proportional lists to hedge their bets. All the leading candidates in the parties are standing in both the majority and the proportional lists - often in two or three. +And the American people have repeatedly expressed their agreement with this position. +I hope it's going to be different this summer. +"It has always been owned by the club," said Larry Throneburg, the club's vice president for sales. +Mechanical handling moved from a Pounds 540,000 loss to a Pounds 560,000 profit, on turnover of Pounds 13.7m (Pounds 12.3m). The company's cautious approach to the dividend is partly explained by the outlook. +But if the card is lost what we want is some mechanism of cancelling the card and returning the unused value to the customer.' Creative Star has set ERG a demanding specification for recharging the smart card. +Its annual meeting is slated this month in Dahlonega. +Both figures are higher than the turnout for the Democratic primary in 1984 and the Republican primary in 1980, the years on which Hazeltine based her predictions. +But he adds, "You cannot look at this blip on the data base and say, 'So what?'" +Even with the reactor shut down, if it loses all cooling the afterheat of the reactor could be enough to cause problems," said Gussgard. +"The Russia Gorbachev envisages will be based on computer programmers, trained economic managers, and others with the knowledge to find solutions for the nation's chronic economic and social problems." +After the initial loss, the market reversed and began to climb as buy orders started coming in, dealers said. +The company said it temporarily suspended sales of a number of animal drugs "pending completion of a quality certification process" now under way at its Kansas animal-products plant. +The computer golf games have been shelved," Merrill Lynch's Mr. Mondschein said. +Watercolors and drawings from the George A. Lucas collection. Through Oct. 14. +Jeff Goldstein, a municipal bond trader for Merrill Lynch & Co., said the decline was "in sympathy with weakness in the dollar." The corporate bond market rose, on the other hand. +It was Kennedy's final speech, but Jackie stole the show, looking lovely and self-assured in a two-piece pink suit with matching pillbox hat. +They're managing the company for the long term." +They simmer in the current national campaign, and religious scholars say Reagan has excelled at using his office as a "bully pulpit" for his upbeat-style sermonizing. +An election campaign is under way in Nicaragua under a regional peace accord signed in August. +Texas yesterday became the latest state to suspend business with Salomon; Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Connecticut, California and Colorado also suspended dealings with the firm in recent weeks. +The turmoil at Cleveland-Cliffs erupted earlier this year when the company proposed a public offering of four million shares of common stock and said it would adopt a shareholders rights plan. +Gasoline deliveries increased 1.2 percent to 7.3 million barrels, with premium unleaded gasoline's share of the market climbing to 23 percent from 20 percent last year, and leaded gasoline's share dropping to 17 percent. +It took three tugs about two hours to remove the dredge. +Six of the patients had antibodies to HTLV-1, indicating they had been exposed to the virus. +Survivors include his wife, Dorothy, four daughters, a sister, 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. +The overall steadier trend was prompted by a constructive close on Tuesday and by speculative interest. +Mr. Scott said Triton is "actively pursuing a number of other" acquisition opportunities. +The regulations set out the framework within which each state will design its JOBS program. +"There is a risk, but you have to keep that risk in perspective," said the study's lead author, Dr. David Henderson of the NIH. +Neither has a head for detail, and both can be remarkably verbose in a provincial brogue. Each was compared badly to a rival who regularly trounced him in the political arena - Helmut Schmidt and Margaret Thatcher, respec- tively. +(Justinian acknowledges gratefully the forebearance of his readers.) Justinian's influence was more in the area of journalistic imitation. +Mr. Robbins called the continued strength in the dollar "the big plus for the next advance in the market." +Although the hashish and flower children are gone a generation later, along with the Eden posters saying "Let us take you higher," Jhochhen Road is still known as Freak Street. +Your Aug. 17 editorial "Free the Gridlocked Skies" makes several good points in defense of its argument that the air-traffic control system should be deregulated. +"She is pure sailboat, absolutely at the mercy of the wind," Lush added, noting that Thursday's Child has no engine. +Serrano moved to the Bronx with his family when he was 7 and worked as a bank teller, among other jobs, before winning his Assembly seat in 1974. +As part of the buyout of Mr. Icahn in November 1984, Mr. Icahn agreed to a "standstill agreement" under which he wouldn't acquire any Goodrich stock for five years. +A future is a binding contract to buy or sell a designated amount of a commodity at a specified price by a given date. +He led Northern into the acquisition of STC, the UK telecommunications group, and forged a valuable joint venture with Matra of France. But his abrasive style and emphasis on international growth have hit Northern's core business in North America. +The purchase agreement also provides for a contingency payment to American Physicians Service Group of more than $2.5 million if certain Databill revenue conditions are met. +It charged that Pakistan was trying to turn Afghanistan into a satellite. +The Dow Jones average finished with a loss of about 19 points. +The fight on Wednesday night in Stepanakert, capital of Nagorno-Karabakh, an Armenian enclave in Azerbaijan, was accompanied by continuing strikes, Tass said. +Despite a Probation Department recommendation of probation, Real sentenced Myers to three years in jail for each of two counts of making false statements and then suspended all but 60 days of the incarceration. +So they, and relatives back home, revert to that wonderful old dinosaur: the letter. +The body of a man killed by a gunshot wound to his head was found near a housing project about 2 a.m., the likely victim of random gunfire, said Hepburn. +Then surgeons are able to take out just the tumor and leave the rest of the breast. +Selling Slovene companies to foreigners is not popular, but officials are convinced it is only a question of time before more people recognise the benefits. 'People are not very keen on foreign investment, but (their attitude) is changing. +Palestinians misread a date on smudged underground leaflets and went on strike by mistake today in parts of the occupied territories and Jerusalem. +The Justice Department said the total of 754 suspect accounts may have received illegal deposits of nearly $400 million as of early 1989. +Interest-rate ceilings have been raised sharply, to levels of 40% to 50%, to encourage people to pay off debts and save. +Also, Mr Clinton may be an easier target on personal grounds, but is much more resilient and combative than the passive Mr Dukakis. Much has been made of this year's British precedent. +For instance, the Wards Cove Packing Co. maintained racially separate hiring pools and job categories. +Carlucci and businessman Joseph Ritchie, however, told the House Public Works and Transportation aviation subcommittee that their plan offered the only hope for restoring Eastern as a major airline. +A former Mecham campaign finance committee member, Vern Gasser, testified that he couldn't recall the meaning of notes he took during a committee meeting in fall 1986. +On another current financial issue, 79% of the respondents favored restriction of foreigners' equity investment here and only 16% thought foreigners should be allowed to buy as much stock as they want in U.S. firms. +Hussein Kamel, Saddam's cousin and son-in-law. +Those numbers exclude special items such as the $800 million charge relating to the company's oil spill cleanup operation in Alaskan waters. +The casualty list after last week's musical chairs in John Major's government may be a bit shorter than first appeared. +Meanwhile, he said, Friday banking activity would be restricted to the cashing of pension checks and the paychecks of public and private employees. +Two letters Dec. 9 discussed your page-one series on psychotherapy. +In his time off, he tells young blacks to spend their lives helping to open doors for minorities. +Mr. Saunders stepped down Friday, becoming the biggest casualty yet of a widening British government investigation into Guinness's takeover of Distillers Co. last year, equivalent to $3.74 billion at current exchange rates. +The sports equipment and food were provided by American employees of Saudi ARAMCO, the kingdom's largest oil company. +The unsanctioned group has spearheaded the annexation campaign, which has led to bloodshed between Armenians and Azerbaijanis. +Wheeling-Pittsburgh added 1/4 to 20 1/4. +Ultimately, they paid more than $1 million for the rights. +Shiite mosques blared verses from the Koran, Islam's holy book, as thousands of mourners flooded the Iranian Embassy to deliver condolences. +Tests suggested the letter bore the imprint of a telephone number written on another sheet of paper, the source said. +It was now in a position to plan and implement a growth strategy. The sale of Groupe Bull, in which the state has a 73 per cent stake, has been seen as one of the more difficult of the 21 privatisations planned by the French government. +Among Alexander's new charges: _Gingrich funneled $12,000 worth of advertising and $20,000 in contributions to the 1986 re-election campaign of Sen. Mack Mattingly, R-Ga., but failed to report the gifts as required by federal election law. +Two of the officers in the security detail have committed suicide. +Copper futures prices fell sharply Friday on New York's Commodity Exchange, reflecting fears of an economic slowdown, which would reduce demand for the metal. +He said OPM failed to limit the program to employees who actually cause accidents. +CEBO and its partners are negotiating with a big electronics manufacturer to help design and expand its manufacturing facilities. +At the outset of the campaign, Nebraska Sen. Bob Kerrey was touted as Hollywood's leading man for 1992, in part because of his onetime romance with actress Debra Winger. +Thus, the higher an investor's tax bracket, the higher the tax on stock earnings. +The guerrillas fled back to Mozambique with 28 stolen steers, the spokesman was quoted as saying. +But stockholders now will receive payments of $4 a share on July 20, with the balance of $17.50 expected to be paid on or before Oct. 23 of this year. +However slowly, the area is recovering, as are some of the victims. +For Sunday, showers and thunderstorms were forecast over southern and central Florida. +Later Friday, Fitzwater said it was "unclear what specific actions have been taken against journalists. +It set an auction record for a Faberge egg. In all, 54 imperial eggs were produced by the workshop of the St Petersburg jeweller in the 30 years after 1885, but this is only the fifth to appear at auction in the past 50 years. +It was higher against the D-Mark at DM2.4534 from DM2.4432. Opinions diverged about whether, and why, the election results were important. +I believe that there is no reliable substitute for a CPMS-like system, and in the interests of patient safety a CPMS system should not be abandoned. +The proposed regulation, which could become final after a 60-day comment period, would leave those uncollected debts with the hospitals. +Jose Marie Zumel _ because of their identification with Marcos. +Blue Cross offered to merge its CaliforniaCare HMO with the larger and older Health Net, creating a giant HMO with more than one million members in the nation's most populous state. +They said the three workers could get "potentially lucrative, albeit uncertain, relief" under the employers' liability law. +The study asserts that up to two-thirds of the prescriptions filled by older adults each year fall into three categories: - Not needed because the problem is not one for which the drug is a proper solution. +He predicts that the Contras will exist only as a small force with aid found from other international sources. +But here in Huntingburg, Mr. Harvey identifies himself as a potential Contra supporter but says he has doubts about the character of the rebels. +In Cairo, police sources said a nationwide search was under way for a Moslem extremist suspected of fatally stabbing a senior police officer in the working-class district of Ein Shams on Thursday. +More than 400 people will be employed at the building, expected to be completed in 1988. +The same heroic tale also appears in Mr. Rushdie's book. +It'll be the first white Christmas in Wilmington since 1870 and on the Outer Banks since 1874, the weather service said. +The soldiers returned one shot. +Howell was moved to another department as part of major reorganization in which many department heads were changed, the spokesman said. +But to the U.S. Postal Service, collectors represent $150 million to $170 million in sales annually, Morison said. +"We're not ruling out anything," Rowland told reporters after the ICC vote. +Because of the military nature of the flight, the Pentagon is shrouding many details in secrecy. +Miami-based Atlantis Group Inc. and Alizac Partners of Suffern, N.Y., notified the Securities and Exchange Commission that they have formed a committee to solicit proxies from other Rospatch shareholders. +Evidence of the most significant guerrilla gains in more than 11 years of fighting was clear during a five-week trip with the insurgents that covered 450 miles. +The Soviet Foreign Ministry has made no comment. +Andries Treurnicht, the leader of South Africa's pro-apartheid Conservative Party, is astounded that someone should brand him so. +McDonald's introduced the McLean Deluxe in April with much fanfare, as part of an attempt to outflank price-discounters by emphasizing nutrition. +The 1991 figures are expected to be substantially higher. +"I don't want to open up someone else's bedroom doors and watch what's going on and I don't imagine the vast majority of other people do either. +Analysts said the Irish authorities are unhappy to allow it to rise above IPounds 1.05 to the UK currency, because more than 40 per cent of Irish trade is with the UK. +If Nicaragua's presidential election Feb. 25 hinges on organization, party discipline and attention to detail, the Sandinistas have a decided edge at this stage of the campaign. +The manned spacecraft Soyuz TM-10 docked with the orbiting Mir space station on Friday, two days after it was launched, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. +The $700 million agreement calls for Textron to manufacture wing parts at its factory in Nashville, Tenn. +At Nissan he was able to start his ideal auto plant from scratch; at TVA he inherits big troubles. +No wild swings transpired and share price barometers registered temperate readings throughout the day before closing with modest gains. +Mr. Pivar said, "These were Andy's crystals. +Each $1 million in debentures is convertible into 225,000 shares of Republic Waste common. +First Union Corp. and Sumitomo Bank Ltd., which owns a stake in Settsu, acted as the company's financial advisers. +However, we are concerned about the cost of such generous rewards." +A three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals closed the hearing after Edward Dennis, acting deputy attorney general, said the court would be hearing information relating to national security. +Sources say the company's decision to offer between about 48% and 80% of the company to outside investors is intended to raise an estimated $1 billion to $1.3 billion for the family. +The contract calls for a 4 percent pay raise each year, a drug-testing policy, a clause prohibiting strikes or lockouts, and a $600 contract-signing bonus for each member, payable by April 13. +The optimum smelter size in the world today is 233,000 tonnes a year. +"You will only have it (a European central bank) when you dissolve the (British) House of Commons, among other" political institutions, said the British official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +You can insulate new exterior walls by installing roll-type insulation. +The IRS and the Justice Department declined to comment on the IRS plans. +At the end of two years, if a reorganization plan didn't exist, all creditor committee members would be dropped in favor of new committees. +In a 1970 budget speech to the Bundestag, or West German parliament, his attacks on the then-governing Social Democratic government were so stinging that former Chancellor Willy Brandt stormed out of the session. +However, it is still illegal for ANC guerrillas to infiltrate and store weapons. +Then the government men gave Mr. Booky a phone to call an attorney. +Because funds are held up, the textbooks still haven't arrived. +The most recent restructurings involved 12 limited partnerships, one of which is under Chapter 11 protection. +He was accused in Japan by his critics of having made some concessions or reached a level of detail in your discussions that some in Japan were unhappy with. +Some chains, like Evans, are starting to test new store formats, but the results are not yet quantifiable. +Of that fiscal 1988 total, about $231 million is earmarked for the operation of the two space centers _ down $22 million from fiscal 1987. +He travels by train and taxi and stays in inexpensive hotels. +Was a candidate but could not get Belgian government backing; this time he might. +During the taped conversation, which was entered in evidence, the supervisor admitted unauthorized trading by a salesman, Kensuke Yamada. +However, some analysts question whether Bank of New York could achieve estimated first-year savings through attrition alone. +Theret told reporters he tipped Pelat that Triangle was a good buy. +Sheriff Ed Whaley said his office received a report Sunday afternoon that a young bear was prowling in some sugar beet fields about three miles north of Hardin. +The Maine primary heated up last week when Bean-Jones was quoted in the Kennebec Journal in Augusta as calling the minimum wage an "oppressive" law that keeps people from working and saying she would vote to abolish the $3.35 standard. +The stock market staged a broad rally today amid mounting hopes for evidence of reduced inflationary pressures. +While there have been occasions when I have been disappointed, it is a view that has served me well throughout my life. +"About 80 percent of those who come here to ask the government for help are our brothers and sisters in the depressed areas of the country," Galing said. +Mazzoli was ousted on a 16ballot vote of Democratic members of the full committee after speaking on his own behalf, according to congres-5 secret paper sional sources. +The three additional cosmonauts traveled into space aboard their Soyuz TM-6 capsule, which blasted off Monday from the Baikonur space center in Soviet Central Asia. +The Wellcome Foundation, which owns more than 73 per cent of Wellcome, is reducing its holding. +Gonzalez cried with remorse under questioning, said Lt. +For a long time, sports coaches have been using video. +Coniston declined comment on the report. +Taffy's problem was that the birds had eaten all the young bedding plants in the small, decorative garden near the house. +"There is no flat figure for secured lenders," he said. +One of the men who crawled beneath crushed cement to search for survivors in the collapse of the L'Ambiance Plaza building now is looking for a job on a rescue team. +An argument ensued and Bridges pulled out a gun and shot Clay five times, while Duckett slashed Clay's face with a knife, Tantee said. +"From the standpoint of being on the forefront of technology, this is a step backward," said Jerry W. Sprecher, a senior computing manager for the California state university system. +He spent two long spells in Rome, and professes his Italian to be better than his 'poor' (but in reality fluent) English. Highly respected within the diplomatic community, the new man also knows his way around the newly-independent Soviet states. +Stores are few and poorly stocked. +It should also prevent needless liquidation, as whoever ends up owning the firm will only wind it up if that is the best way of maximising value. The main criticism is that the scheme becomes unworkable when multiple classes of creditor are introduced. +Moreover, the arbitrage community, which holds about 40% of Koppers' stock at this point, might be unwilling to hold shares through another delay. +Ashfaq Ahmed, who worked in a factory in Kuwait, said his family and hundreds of other Pakistanis in cars had to wait for 10 days at the border before being allowed by the Iraqis to cross into Turkey. +In addition to bank debt, U.S. Home has about $109 million in publicly traded debt outstanding. +MOUNT HERMON, Israeli-Annexed Golan Heights (AP) _ Drivers ignore the sign: "Closed Military Area." +The average 30-day yield for funds rose to 7.40% from 7.36%, and the average maturity of funds was unchanged at 34 days. +It put the security operation up for sale in June to raise funds for debt repayments. +'Sir' Robin Leigh-Pemberton is actually plain Mr and has not been knighted. +"I'm one of the nicest, most fair people I know, especially recently," she said. +The paper said the group had written to Moscow to discuss the timing of the visit and the range of people and institutions with whom contacts would be sought. +Local newspapers ran page-one photos of tired tourists perched on the edge of living room sofas with their smiling hosts. +She said it would reduce benefits for East Germans. +Mr. Krossel questions whether the consequences of a game-fixing scandal would "really be that disastrous." +IBES doesn't provide estimates for Taiwan and Indonesia because of insufficient data. +Government assistance has further enhanced the climate for small business. +It enters your mind when you feel you're being selfish by making a child suffer." 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Staff turnover and absenteeism were high by European standards and training was poor. +His legs aren't bad, either; he can run the 100 in 10.2 seconds and long jump 26 feet. +With all 45 precincts reporting unofficials tallies, there were 14,991 votes for the curbs and 14,818 against them. +John McCarthy, chief dealer at the New York office of the Amsterdam Rotterdam Bank, said apart from the impact of the sterling selloff, the dollar did not do much during most of the session. +HUD has approved a four-month moratorium on new participants for the program, the Post reported in its Monday editions, after a recent review by the HUD inspector general found mismanagement and alleged fraud in the program. +Democrats don't want you to get stuck with the bill again. +"We hated letting people go. +A less enthusiastic ovation followed his brief tribute to the absent Botha. +Thus the operation of some tourist trains - the so-called palaces-on-wheels - are being put in private hands, while catering is being increasingly entrusted to private contractors. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Digital closed at $94.25 a share, up $2.25. +Artifacts, recordings, button box accordions and items honoring individuals and bands will be on display, he said. +Officials believe it was the world's most densely populated area. +Fighting continues between the government of Prime Minister Hun Sen and a three-member guerrilla group that includes the Khmer Rouge, who are supported by China. +So squeezing longer life from the 110 existing U.S. nuclear facilities has become critical to the industry, and a priority of the Bush administration's energy policy. +There may be good answers to all the questions being asked about FPI by small businesses around the country. +He has crushed opposition, rejected the reforms being adopted elsewhere in Eastern Europe and imposed harsh economic measures on Romania. +Rated double-A-3 by Moody's and double-A-minus by S&P, the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc. +Of those who had never tried cocaine, 0.9 percent said they might try it if it were legalized, while 9 percent of those who had used it before said they were at least somewhat likely to try it again. +"I have a deep affection for those men and women who sacrificed their lives in Vietnam and for anybody to imply anything differently is just simply wrong," he said. +Erin's strongest winds were clocked at 55 mph and a continued decrease in strength was forecast. +A man who was six months old when his parents divorced 40 years ago has been reunited with his father in the Pinellas County Jail. +The latter get all the income of the trust but will only be repaid after the claims of the zero holders have been met. +New Jersey Steel Corp., initial offering of 1.8 million common shares. +The case was brought by a coalition of about a dozen environmental groups, including the Oregon Natural Resources Coaltion. +The initial wave of privatisation involves five 'rounds' of bidding. +But Mr Karadzic has previously refused to hand over more land to the Moslems. The Bosnian Moslems fear they will be wedged between the two ethnic states, at the mercy of their foes. +Singh was a visiting professor of finance at the college. +News of Collor de Mello's lead stabilized financial markets Monday and caused a sharp decline of the dollar's value on the illegal, but tolerated, black market. +BUSH KEEPS GOING in Iowa after his strategists reject switching his emphasis mainly to New Hampshire. +Calgene said greenhouse tests have shown the plants aren't harmed at normal field application rates. +Measurements, he said, have determined that the great attractor is about 500 million light years across and that the center of the structure is about 150 million light years away from the Milky Way, which is the home of the sun and the Earth. +"Courter turned off pro-life voters," she said. +Told that such ceremonies included trying to "pull the other guy's heart out," Galvin, with a smile, shot back, "That's what I'm talking about. +These elements of the SSAC package form an 'indivisible whole'. +Within this, he had considerably broadened the geographical spread, especially to former communist eastern Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa. +But though the Democrats want to make health care a big issue, party members diverge on solutions. +Anderson, chief Middle East correspondent for The Associated Press, has been held the longest. +Watson said it has been estimated that a 1 percent depletion of ozone causes a 2 percent increase in ultraviolet radiation. +But first Eaton and Lael Morgan, a journalism professor at the University of Alaska in Fairbanks who contacted Eaton for help, have to find the soldiers, who were ignored in accounts of the highway's construction. +A forest of satellite dishes surrounded a plaque that commemorated the epochal three-day concert that attracted some 400,000 spectators. +Little occurs in Cuba which escapes his restless gaze. +The loss included an expense of $9.5 million related to shareholder litigation. +Monticciolo is paid $125,000 a year, the company's lawyer told Newsday. +The army also said troops on Sunday night demolished the homes of three suspects in the slaying of an alleged Palestinian collaborator with Israel. +For the first 11 months of 1986, People's traffic fell 1% to 9.8 billion revenue passenger miles from 9.9 billion a year earlier. +So I am using this paragraph to declare that I am not a candidate for president of the United States. +But listed as investor in Financial General (now First American) takeover as late as 1982. +A lawyers' association has asked Colorado Insurance Commissioner John Kezer to put a stop to an Aetna Life & Casulty advertising campaign on lawsuit abuse, contending that it misleads the public. +With several significant cases pending, courts will be required to decide just how far liability should extend. +In all three situations, depressed women tended to be less sensitive to their infants' needs than the non-depressed mothers, and they failed to pick up cues from their children as well as the other mothers did, Gelfand said. +International disputes, particularly between neighbours, cannot be solved by such unacceptable behaviour as the seizure of ships and the abduction of naval officers. +As the real-estate market tanked, Mr. McDowell lost at least $1 million in a fog of bankruptcies and foreclosures. +Allen said it was "premature" to estimate the value of the orders AT&T expected to receive through the partnership. +BBC2 screens Arena on the 50th anniversary of 'Desert Island Discs'. And, my choice, C4 shows the third of an excellent four-part documentary on The Falklands War. +At this year's semiannual IMF and World Bank meetings in Washington earlier this month, Mr. Funaro clearly hoped to gain Argentina's support once and for all. +There is thus a resistance to seeing how good the recent economic news has been in a recession-beset world. +The U.S. interest in Mexican prosperity should be obvious. A Mexican employed at home won't sneak by night over the Rio Grande. +The U.S. Treasury Department last year also made it illegal for Americans "to arrange, promote or facilitate group or individual tours or travel" to any country listed under the Trading With the Enemy Act. +The report said civilian use of fuel could be reduced by more than the 10 percent assumed by the industry group. +Robert Dumas vowed he'd find him. +"This goes back to our first principles of plant design for the nuclear Navy. +A spokesman for Washington-based MCI, the nation's second-largest long-distance company, said it is able to match the full AT&T cut because it will "receive close to the full benefit" of the lower access charges. +"The media were first of all not to shape the people's comprehensive attitudes, not to teach how to live and how to help living, but to provide a primitive and simplified consolidation of the mono-party Communist rule," Drawicz said. +A 10% correction may be in store for the market, he concedes, but by the end of the year, he expects to see the industrial average up to 3300 or 3400. +That news strengthened investor speculation that the economy remains weak and that the Fed will feel compelled to cut short-term interest rates further this summer. +Little remains for the holiday season of West Berliners' spirit of sharing that choked millions with emotion seven weeks ago, when Stalinist bounds were broken by the forces for freedom. +Whatever the outcome, Shamir said, Israel intends to work with the United States in behalf of peace in the Middle East. +They are being attacked. +Prosecutors said Donald was killed by Klansmen angry about a 1981 trial in which a black man was found innocent of killing a white policeman. +Some said the market had bottomed out, while others said market nervousness and pessimism would persist in coming weeks. +Making the system more like workfare is welcome. +'This view has broad-based support. +BELL COURT Fund Management is to buy Waverley Unit Trust Management for 300,000 new ordinary shares. +Financial News Network was born. +The nation's jobless rate inched up to 5.4 percent last month even as the economy created 408,000 new jobs, the government said. +"As the fire passes one area, the engines are moving ahead and trying to get ahead," fire spokesman Corbin Newman said of the blaze that destroyed four homes and damaged four others in rural subdivisions west of Rapid City, S.D. +"We're trying to recruit the best people we can for the program," said John Otto, executive assistant FBI director. "There are no quotas at this time. +"There is a general concern that this was not one of the No. 1 priorities, that the top priority should be staffing up the law enforcement agencies on the street," said the staffer, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Swiss franc bonds lost as much as 3/4 point in very light trading as investors stepped back from the turbulent markets. +The manufacturer said the device wasn't to blame. +Altogether, "Pontiac" is a most enjoyable ride. +Their mother also is a former musician. +In announcing the resignations, Goodin said the Bush campaign conducted a review of the allegations and found nothing to substantiate the reports. +A federal judge today set a hearing on a key issue in Eastern Airline's efforts to force its pilots back to work, while the strikebound carrier began its first class in training replacement pilots. +Computer technology and other cyclical stocks posted strong gains yesterday, while most other issues were little changed after a moderately active session. +Bush and Gorbachev will meet on two guided-missile cruisers. +An Oslo newspaper joked that Syse would wear a tie with his towel in Parliament's sauna. +Brokers expect the decline in rates due to the surplus to be narrower than the rise caused by deficits late in the week. +There also is $13.7 million of 7.55% term bonds priced at par due in 2016. +Bentsen asked his audience of Stanford University students. +Fiat, Italy's largest auto maker, on Wednesday confirmed printed reports that it is holding preliminary talks with Chrysler Corp. aimed at exploiting the U.S. automaker's extensive distribution network. +"But I don't believe such actions merit any commission time in trying to identify the perpetrators." Mr. Kriegel wouldn't comment on the Marshall rumors and didn't return phone calls seeking an interview. +Wooden cars made by CE Ets R. Lorge of France. +A campaign to clear his name has been carried on by his son and other supporters, and an earlier petition to reopen the inquiry was rejected in 1965. +Even after acquiring his licence, the investor still has to do the rounds of the Ministry of Lands, the Bank of Zambia and the immigration authorities. The bulk of the inquiries come from medium and small-scale operators and not the big multinationals. +The barge broke loose from a tug in stormy weather Tuesday afternoon 20 miles south of Cape St. Elias in the Gulf of Alaska, near the entrance to Prince William Sound. +Even so, Lintas's Mr. Schultz estimates $35 million to $40 million in Olympics time remains unsold. +Sweden's wartime cabinet acceded to Soviet demands in July 1940 and sent the gold to Moscow. +Team said the spinoff would expand both companies' financial options and help them expand. +More remodelers offer design services, riling architects who claim encroachment on their practice and violation of state laws. +The only higher prizes went to two winners who split a $51.4 million Lotto jackpot last June. +Then he began urging the teens to make more money so they can flee the police and gang pressure and move to Portland, Maine, where, he hears, homeless people get more government aid. +The two Koreas technically are still at war because no peace treaty was signed. +Although trainers swam with the whale and tried to keep it breathing, it died within about 10 minutes. +THE GULF CRISIS fuels demands for action on energy and defense. +Republicans contend that the Senate shouldn't consider Judge Bork's conservative ideology. +Sugar for March delivery lost 0.29 cent a pound to finish at 7.87 cents. +The plan, administered by Cigna Corp., a Philadelphia-based insurer, is a so-called "managed-care" program in which medical care is closely monitored by a principal doctor who has an economic incentive to keep down health-care costs. +During the second full-scale firing on Dec. 23, the rocket's NASA-designed nozzle boot ring broke apart. +'Having a condom in the handbag is fashionable for a young woman', she avers. +The reduction was primarily due to nonoperating charges, such as severance and environmental costs at the company's Hamilton Standard and Sikorsky helicopter units. +So when the going gets tough in Moscow, tough American visitors go shopping. +'Is increasing congestion, and ultimately gridlock, a more attractive option?' he asked. Road pricing would speed up journey times, improve bus services and cut transport costs, he said. +Viacom International agreed to be acquired by National Amusements for $3.4 billion, ending a bidding war between the theater chain and a Viacom management-led group. +When Smith saves a little old lady from a mugging and gets beaten up, his twin living arrangements unravel. +"Things are looking better," Mr. Kelley said, though he added that the economy may remain on a plateau with business activity around its current level for a while. +His attorney, Jack Arseneault, has argued that to return the money would be self-incriminating because it would be tantamount to an admission that the money is there. +Lord Ted Willis, writer of the television series Dixon of Dock Green, which was broadcast between 1953 and 1975, died aged 78. +Services range from stock prices to plane reservations. +But the harder issue, legal analysts say, is when and how the state-imposed restrictions may be challenged in federal court. +Eight months later, council members approved the sale for $136,000 to the Southwestern Community College District, which last year opened San Ysidro's first college building. +More than $40 million has been raised for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland but construction has not begun. +The addition increases the number of board seats to seven. +Reporters estimated more than 2,000 policemen guarded the grounds of the National Assembly in the picturesque mountain resort of Yangmingshan in Taipei's suburbs. +He was convicted in U.S. District Court in Portland on Dec. 18 of interstate auto theft, altering vehicle identification numbers and interstate fraud, Means said. +The marijuana stamp doesn't have a picture of a leaf, just the title "Marijuana" at the top, and several lines printed over the state seal where commission employees can fill in the quantity and their initials. +Chemical boosted its loan-loss reserve during the quarter by $105.6 million ($40 million of that amount was for Texas Commerce), compared with an $87.2 million boost a year ago. +Because of the rule's flexibility, financial analysts say investors will have a hard time comparing companies that adopt early or wait until 1993, take the one-time hit or spread the impact over 20 years. +The government's venture capital program has run into trouble, the report suggests, partly because of poor investment decisions by the companies themselves. +In recent weeks, several ministers have privately pressed for changes in the cartel's price and production targets. +Jackson said many of the former slaves who founded the church are buried there. +"Banks don't do a large amount of unsecured lending unless a person has a pretty substantial financial statement and the person is liquid," said Michael Pint, a Minnesota bank owner and former state banking commissioner. +But like many human experts, knowledge-based systems are loth to deliver definite opinions and predictions. +That would more than cover out-of-pocket interest expenses of about $500 million a year. +Finance Minister Michael Wilson outlined the latest proposals when he introduced legislation in the House of Commons to implement the tax reform program. +Young ruled that the embryos are essentially unborn human beings with rights of their own, and decided the case based on what he felt was best for the embryos. +"I want to serve notice on the whole world: What's passed has passed. +The agreement condemns violence and calls for formation of a conciliation board which would review residents' complaints of harassment or attacks. +The division employs 22,000 people. +In a petition, ACT repeated charges that the program blurs the line between programming and advertising. +"There was a movement to go," says Stephen Solomon, an attorney for Dreyfus. +The ruling Liberal Democratic Party is huddling to choose a new prime minister. +"People are nicer out here. +He put his low-key debating style on display for the first time in contrast to veteran GOP leader Bob Dole's more aggressive approach. +Former Gary Mayor Richard G. Hatcher has been hired as a political consultant by Black Entertainment Television, officials at the cable network said. +Goldman argued the delay prohibits shareholders from voting on a new board of directors and on whether to accept MAI Basic's offer. +I don't like it," Shapiro said. +Lew Kreindler, a lawyer for U.S. relatives of Flight 103 victims, said last month that the allegation of an undercover drug operation was an "old story" that had surfaced last year in a British newspaper. +The rate of low birth weight for the children of immigrant black mothers is 8.8%, much lower than the 13.3% rate for native-born black mothers. +Six teen-agers have been indicted on charges of attempted murder, rape, sodomy and assault. +NATO officials acknowledge France's recent hawkishness has strengthened the alliance. +This would sharply cut the cost of dealing with the purchase, as much of the paperwork will be removed from the transaction. +Other mourners tried to calm down protesters, who finally were removed by police. +Beggs said he was pleased and surprised by the letter. "I've had a year now to get over that ordeal," he said. "I guess I pretty much put it behind me. +Royal Caribbean operates primarily in the Caribbean, while Admiral sails in both the Caribbean and the Pacific. +Cindy Mosling, founder and director of Bird Emergency and Kare Sanctuary, known as BEAKS, said she hasn't heard of any bird injuries caused by the diesel fuel. +Defending champion Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil, who dominated the first half of the race, finished third, 41.7 seconds behind the winner, after being slowed by two blistered tires. +They want the state Supreme Court to order him to pay up or step down. +It is to elevate fear over the capacity for a liberated and humane mind. +Richard A. Voell, Rockefeller Group's president said: "The board has authorized us to explore different strategic alternatives or a recapitalization of the company." +If not, they will have a great time greeting folks." The post office is capitalizing on Earth Day by issuing a commemorative postmark. +It said it will pay for treatment or programs to help employees stop smoking, and provide respirators and other protective work clothes. +Grigoryants said they wanted to search the office but did not have a warrant. +"We both want a united Germany which enjoys full sovereignty, a united Germany which is a full member of the Western community and of the NATO alliance," he said. +The mayor ordered 11 photographs in a Vietnam War exhibit that made some people "literally sick to their stomach" moved from City Hall lobbies to a less traveled corridor, an official said Friday. +Car sales weakened but stronger light truck buying topped period sales records for some manufacturers in early July. +The SPD's leading role in a majority of the governments means that it has the capacity to block legislation, above all where finance is required. +The acquisition, which is subject to certain regulatory conditions, is expected to be completed by year end. +But the story was wrong. +Israel has a population of 4.6 million. +The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 6.19 to 2,510.64, reducing its gain for the week to 58.16 points. +The Los Angeles Theatre Center, opened in 1985, has a deficit of $1.04 million. +It has never taken effect because the court has yet to issue a ruling. +"It doesn't really look cheap, if you put it in a nice frame." Perhaps Mr. Zorn, who died in 1920, would have liked the idea of such machine-generated replicas of his work. Certainly it appealed to Mario Fernandez. +On the New York Mercantile Exchange, the October contract for West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark grade of U.S. crude oil, closed flat at $18.64 per 42-gallon barrel after a gain of 13 cents in Monday's session. +If the ITC delays its recommendations on an import relief "remedy" until September, President Bush still would be required to make the final decision this year on whether to accept, reject or modify any ITC proposals. +While the market has scored impressive gains since the presidential election, there is a fear that the long bull market may be drawing to a close. +Reduced expectations for economic growth and for earnings next year are likely to squeeze the capital gains available from stocks, these analysts believe. +For example, about 100 Canadians get heart surgery every year at the Cleveland Clinic. +Mr. Grant engineered the Safeway purchase as part of a strategy to focus more on Argyll's core food-retail business. +What Walken doesn't do is address whether, underneath, Coriolanus is proud or not. +Moslem leaders have indicated they believe such evacuation would contribute to the Serbs' policy of expelling Moslems from areas which Serbs want to claim as their own. +Clients will be asked to pay a flat $50 fee, plus such routine costs as filing fees. +In part propelled by common security fears, France and Germany have greatly extended their military cooperation this year. +The supreme commander of the Soviet fleet, Adm. +They're hanging by a spider's thread." Exxon officials declined to comment on whether the company is in settlement talks. +Real trees get needles in your vacuum cleaner. +"We now understand as never before that the pocketbook issues are crucial," said GOP Rep. Henry Hyde of Illinois. +The merger agreement is subject to approval by shareholders of both companies and to various regulatory approvals. +Others are cautiously watching the value of the dollar overseas. +Late Friday, Halcyon Investments, a New York securities partnership, said it bought a 7.1% stake in Cyclops. +Supplies of wheat for making bread, barley, wheat flour and sugar have also been sold with the proceeds going into social welfare provision. Emergency investment is also being considered. +Party leaders have been unable to form a coalition government since the last election Nov. 5, in which none of the parties received a majority. +That takes two or three full years to get used to, and I couldn't afford to do it. +Very few do. Most risked their lives to escape. +Lawyers around the country still were absorbing the impact of Wednesday's ruling on the death penalty for young offenders. +"It's hard to convince the American Congress and people that there's a serious government and business class here when in less than 24 hours they come out with a flat-out `no' to a significant proposal," he said. +"I like the idea of reaching beyond borders in many areas _ the idea of reaching beyond political borders and also the psychological borders," she said. +Thunderstorms that moved over Minnesota late in the week provided the first heavy rain there in several months, the weather service said. +Their tremendously profitable traffic in stock-index futures is being blamed by Rep. Leach and others for contributing to last month's stock market crash. +Gatekeeper Jack Stone told the Yorkshire Post he refused police orders to open a 16-foot-wide outer gate. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, gold for March delivery rose 10 cents an ounce, to $406.90, in moderate trading. +The Japanese economy, meanwhile, has been growing faster than expected, putting upward pressure on prices. +In East Germany, an estimated 90,000 public employees in at least 20 cities held a second day of warning strikes over fears their jobs will be endangered by unification with West Germany. +It is also freezing salaries this year for board members although performance-related bonuses will not be affected. The moves come amid continuing cost pressures on British Gas as it faces increasing competition in its industrial market. +The offer became much more attractive after Texas Air raised fares in early summer, and Texas Air sold far more of the discounted seats than it intended. +President Bush has turned back 10 bills, not counting the Amtrak bill, and so far Congress has failed to override any of the vetoes. +In the religious display case, a federal appeals court ruled that housing a creche and menorah at the public buildings in Pittsburgh violated the constitution. +"The return of Mrs. Marcos would enable her to mobilize the underground network of the Marcos dictatorship which is designed to overthrow this government and endanger our democratic gains and economic momentum," Mrs. Aquino said. +But profit from its aerospace business was down slightly. +The new contract will be designed to trade at a premium over New York raws. +Finally, a fourth set of big-picture options has to do with basic questions about whether you should make or buy a product or service. +The coal strikes over the summer paralyzed much of the crucial coal industry and ended only after the government conceded to virtually all the miners' demands. +They are intended to enable schools to broaden their curriculum, and are used by the government as a reason for not reforming England's extraordinarily narrow A-level curriculum. +In other commodity markets yesterday: SUGAR: Rumors of buying by the Soviet Union spurred prices higher. +A lifeboat capsized in rough seas Sunday as it carried crew members from a leaking Peruvian cargo ship, and two people died and four were missing, the coast guard said. +He said Wendy's International Inc., based in Dublin, Ohio, has challenged his results. +EC farm ministers were to begin meeting as soon as the summit ended to attempt to agree on final details of the 1987 farm-price package. +Mr. Vang comes for an interview in Bangkok armed with a yellow legal pad on which he's scribbled the crib note "We need democracy." +All of which explains why, even in the current depressed car market, both Chrysler minivan plants are working two full shifts, with overtime. +Col. Luis Alejandre, who is in charge of Security Zone Six, said many Contras show up at the zone without their weapons and are turned back. +A spokesman said holders also approved a reduction in voting rights to one vote per four preferred shares, to prevent the split from diluting the value of the company's 9,332,858 common shares outstanding. +"That plane did not answer calls on the radio and it was flying an attack profile toward the Vincennes. +But Mr. Takeshita, having staked his political life on getting the new tax through, has passed the point of no return. +But her critics say it is at a heavy price. +Results of the election were not yet known. +He believes Jaguar's share price could zoom to between #8 and #10 ($12.60 to $15.80). +Since July 3, the government has increased drastically prices of many products and services about to be privatized; electricity, gasoline, water and natural-gas prices were each raised more than 700%. +Many residents used picks or bare hands to dig through the rubble that remained where their tiny concrete and tin houses had stood. +They'd never make back their investment." +Medicare recipients would see their out-of-pocket health costs rise under Congress' compromise deficit-cutting plan, but the elderly would also find new protections against Medigap insurance abuses. +Salaries at Navistar International Corp., Chicago, rose 3% this year, and 1988 may mean a smaller pay increase. +That confidence and expectation have melted away. +He is constantly accompanied by heavily armed bodyguards, and his wife's and five children's movements are restricted. +We have sixth- and seventh-graders that have had abortions. +The nematodes then sift through the soil, seeking out and dining on subterranean bugs, including such farm pests as the root-weevil, termite and Colorado potato beetle. +Powell's committee has recommended a six-month deadline. +This, says Mr Tagg, is not impossible. +For the first half, Himont contributed $55 million of Hercules $109 million profit, not counting a gain of $90 million from the initial public offering. +Williams was born in Seattle, home of Boeing Co., which developed the B-17. He earned a journalism degree from the University of Washington and joined the Seattle Times in 1933. +Dealers are replacing power window switches on about 5,500 Cadillac Eldorado convertibles because of potential shorts and ensuing door fires caused by water dripping onto the switches when the driver's-side door is open, GM said. +Seldom have forecasters felt so trapped in speculation. +Jokes abound: What's the difference between the National Security Council and a children's day-care center? +It was not clear if his resignation would clear the way for reunification. +Abboud goes to the local bakery, if it's open, three days a week at 5 a.m. On a good day, he'll have to wait in line only an hour. +NASA will try for a few days to launch Columbia before turning its attention to Discovery, which must lift off with a sun probe by Oct. 23 or face a 13-month delay. +The Barco government has extradited four accused drug traffickers to the United States since it launched the crackdown in mid-August after the assassination of leading presidential candidate Luis Carlos Galan. +Bush, speaking at the dedication of the Nixon Presidential Library and Birthplace, focused on Nixon's foreign policy achievements and other successes. +HUD investigators say federal funds were spent inappropriately and that the partners, including Washington lawyer Edward Weidenfeld, failed to invest sufficiently from their own funds in the federally subsidized housing project in Brunswick, Ga. +Light brews captured more of the additional volume last year than any other major category, growing by 12.5% and accounting for nearly one in every three beers sold, according to Impact. +In London late Thursday the dollar traded at 125.25 yen. +The sheriff sent out fancy invitations to the hanging, but the Colorado Supreme Court set the verdict aside on the grounds that the legislature had repealed the death penalty during the time Packer was a fugitive. +It argued that Boots was well-placed financially to wait for the potential gains from a 'profits bounce back' as the recession ended. +The company bought stocks worth Y30bn in November. +On the next Friday his older granddaughter was in the gallery and Byrd decided to make another speech in her honor. +Spokesman Joe Cole said the Ramada board would meet to discuss the offer before the close of business next Friday, the deadline set by Hyatt chief Jay Pritzker in his offer. +Prices of crude-oil futures tumbled below $17 a barrel in record trading, following the weak price and production agreement reached by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. +The agency also released a draft form 3903, which is used by taxpayers claiming moving-expense deductions. +She said one unscheduled landing was made when a hydraulic pressure system failed, and the other when an engine compressor failed. +Opposition conservatives see it as a disincentive to work. +He added that the lease between the Port Authority and ICBC is the first direct lease transaction in which the U.S. State Department didn't participate. +Security forces blame Escobar for masterminding the bombing campaign and other attacks that began shortly after the government intensified its U.S.-backed crackdown on traffickers in August. +You have to make adjustments there, too." +Of Kenya's 7 million people, 2.6 million are registered to vote. +Whereas the earlier leakage was attributed to the metal parts in the valves, the latest problem concerns the rope-like packing between the valves' metal surfaces, not the metal itself. +The Philippines plant is having problems with government regulation, and "North would know how to talk to top people in the government and handle a good bit of money." +An individual familiar with Mesa said the partnership probably wouldn't have made the filing unless it already has acquired close to $15 million in Boeing stock. +Hungarian Foreign Ministry State Secretary Ferenc Somogyi said there were major differences standing in the way of an agreement, but he did not rule out an accord in the near future. +A plan to provide condoms to San Francisco jail inmates to prevent the spread of AIDS has been postponed for fear health workers could be prosecuted for permitting sex among prisoners. +Poindexter, in turn, will not have access to certain information about Reagan. +"Our main problem is that the world media is understanding the outcome of the PNC as recognition of Israel," says Alon Liel, spokesman for the Israeli Foreign Ministry. +The trade show spanning 25 acres is billed as the largest annual exhibition of its kind and is complete with pyramids of shiny red apples and the aroma of buttery garlic bread samples. +The evidence is that significant strain has accumulated along the fault since the region's last big earthquake. Recognising precursors will still be difficult. +The Finance Ministry official said $500 million would be set aside for projects to protect the environment. +After viewing the film themselves, the Supreme Court justices rejected the family's argument that "The Warriors" was an incitement to illegal violence. +But such reforms are vital if their country is to compete with its increasingly prosperous neighbours. +They were called "pigs or swine," Curtis said as the trial finished its third day and recessed until Monday. +Britain and its major Western partners must think about politics as well. +Would you give the cops machine guns if you lived in a glass dome? +Miller criticized Young for Atlanta's record as big-city crime capital of the nation for his last two years as mayor. +ZTV is strapped for cash and depends on commercials, license fees and a hefty government subsidy. +His defenders reject these charges, saying his project was far better than that of his rival, Anglo-French financier Sir James Goldsmith. +He said he was shocked at the level of atrocities committed by some people who now regard themselves as Australians. +The tent collapsed and was dragged into the street, but no one was injured. +But Pennzoil could well be a big winner, said Bernard Picchi, analyst at Salomon Brothers Inc. +A report from a prominent Brazilian trade house said that Brazilian sugar production during the three months ended in July amounted to 1.6 million tons, compared with 2.4 million tons during the same period last year. +Mark Merchat, public affairs officer for Navy Central Command. +Some opponents of the measure said the vote merely reflects anti-government sentiment in the state. +It is ironic that the country most loath to impose capital controls is now in the position of having to persuade its allies to refrain from indiscriminately funding the Soviet Union. +"A friend of mine at school and I were both keen on the same girl who went to the local school," said Runcie, the spiritual head of the Church of England and of Anglicans worldwide. +Tunde and Fran remember him warmly. +There has been no resident cardinal in China since the Communists took over after World War II. +The amounts were small, they said. +But it seemed no accident that, days after the Paris meeting, President Daniel arap Moi ended Kenya's one-party system. The Paris decision was unprecedented in black Africa. +It remains to be seen, however, how effectively the Russian government can implement such a complex program. +More than 50,000 ribbons were distributed to schools, government agencies and businesses in Nevada by the Governor's Alliance for a Drug Free Nevada in observance of National Drug Free America Week, which began Sunday. +We don't believe he did it intentionally, but he did it and he's wrong." The graffiti tribute was praised by 10-year-old John Zambrano, who said Morales used to teach him and his friends how to play handball behind the school. +"Some of it is my wife. +He said the department has relented and that the meetings will include other ideas and that opponents of "choice" will be allowed to talk. +Bureaucratic planning and administrative practices must be phased out. +A record peacetime economic expansion, 16 million new jobs, and a low unemployment rate without rising inflation constitute undeniable success. +Yet in Mr. Bush's last major speech on education, the most he would say about the Perpich plan is, "I'll be watching that experiment closely." +The death of a 16-year-old boy who was trading punches with a friend has been declared an accident, authorities said. +The Nevada Supreme Court has refused to drop the rock group Judas Priest from a lawsuit filed on behalf of a youth who killed himself and another who attempted suicide after listening to the band's music. +But the long list of unresolved matters between them should worry western governments all the same. +I intend to win." "I have told members of the People Party to stay peaceful. +Rakowski, then a deputy prime minister, became unpopular with Solidarity activists as the chief government official responsible for negotiations with the union during its legal existence in 1980-81. +It's unclear, however, what Mr. Kerkorian's role in the group will end up being. +He progressed through the Museum, with archaeology and the Vikings his specialities, and he has strenuously opposed admission charges and the pressure to make museums amusement parks and profit centres. +The FDA has banned the drug for dairy cattle, and plans to propose a further ban for beef cattle and pigs. +In southern Beirut, Sheik Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah delivered a sermon to mark the anniversary. +Bond has begun negotiations with Texas businessmen Jeff Reynolds, who offered to invest nearly $200 million in Bond Corp. in return for control of the corporation. +Combined with a 15.5% stake derived from the special transaction that touched off the controversy, the tendered shares pushed Harlin's holding in Elders to 59.3%. +The Sandinista People's Army is faced with fighting an elusive enemy in mountainous territory where many of the natives favor the insurgents. +One salesman said shares went higher in the absence of selling pressure. +According to Vergnes: 'We believe that traditional PC technology will develop fast enough so that we can build these servers from inexpensive hardware. +Fay Wood says she was auctioning off the inventory of her liquor store on the condition that the buyers empty the whiskey, rye and scotch bottles onto the ground. +Diplomats at the Afghan Embassy in Washington declined to comment on WAD or any other subject. +Global's chief stockholder was Farhad Azima, an Iranian emigre and the oldest of three brothers, all of whom worked in Global and now have connections to Race Aviation. +Soviet service personnel will train at Pizza Hut outlets in London, Mr. Kendall said. +John F. Kennedy Jr. and Jesse Jackson Jr. both make dazzling television debuts. +It released no information about the victims. +The arts community feared the exhibit would be closed to the public. +Asiana, South Korea's second-largest airline after Korean Air, currently operates a fleet of 10 737-400s and two 737-500s, all under lease. +In best Midwestern style, a note explained that the money had been found near the cigarette machine and was being posted so the rightful owner could claim it. +His death was announced today by the Monterey County Coroner's office. +Hedgecock was sentenced to a year in jail and three years probation and fined $1,000, but has remained free pending his appeal. +Such tactics show just how serious Moscow's aircraft makers are these days to boost civilian exports, even at the expense of military production. +Chemical warfare is useful against modern, protected forces not because it kills soldiers but because it forces them to don protective gear, thus slowing their operations. +Lenders generally must notify mortgage holders of the new rate 45 days before it takes effect. +UK Lord Chief Justice, Lord Taylor, created a stir last year by appearing on BBC Television's flagship current affairs talk show, Question Time. +But the alternative is much worse," Bush said. +Rep. Sidney Yates, D-Ill., the endowment's chief supporter in the House, argued successfully that the arts restrictions would amount to censorship and lead to the "lingering death" of the 25-year-old agency. +In addition it must maintain its pledge to reduce its fleet and dispose of assets, such as the Meridien hotels chain. Previous restructuring at Air France has failed miserably, often due to the resistance of the airline's 14 trade unions. +His brain damage had apparently cut connections between higher and lower brain areas, lessening control the higher regions exert over rage reactions springing from the lower areas, Dr. Bear says. +"We're going to try to test new lows," says Jerome Camblain, manager of currency options trading at Paribas Corp.'s New York office. +Only the most serious punishment is appropriate in this case," O'Regan said. +Mr. Erb says cost benefits achieved with such a strategy amount to one-time events. +He sees the ferrochrome squeeze lasting into 1989's first or second quarter before easing. +The banks would try to rehabilitate Placid and then sell it if the market for the company improves. +The coronor's report was inconclusive. +Paulo Guedes, economist for the Brazilian Institute for Capital Markets, warns that if the PMDB's more radical advisers gain sway, an "internal moratorium" may follow the external one. +"I'm sure if Washington knew he had to go, there's no one he would rather take with him than Vrdolyak." +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Monsanto closed at $101.125, up $1.375. +Communist East Germany observed it by honoring Jewish leaders. +Verbatim, a maker of data-storage products, said the price boost is aimed at bringing revenue more in line with operating costs. +Under a provisional consent agreement the commission approved by a 3-2 vote, Alleghany's Chicago Title & Trust Co. unit will divest itself of certain assets in the Los Angeles and Chicago metropolitan areas. +This help was the main obstacle to the improvement of relations with Pakistan," Foreign Ministry spokesman Aftab Seth quoted Singh as telling Cranston. +Many East Germans look to Gorbachev in the hope that he can help bring change to their rigidly controlled society. +After finishing business school, she became a consultant at McKinsey & Co. in 1980. +The foreign-owned border plants, known as maquiladoras, take advantage of Mexico's lower labor costs to assemble products for export to the United States. +However, only half of the respondents said they always or almost always engage in safer sex practices, such as condom use. +The question is how far the U.S. Federal Reserve Board will open the money throttle now, which will be crucial to the economy's vigor at midyear. +However, other analysts said program trading is merely a convenient excuse for investors who want to stay clear of the stock market. +The coal industry all over the country is suffering from a lack of modern equipment and needs huge amounts of capital investment. +"I don't know as anybody would ever be totally prepared to deal with that quantity of oil," said Coast Guard Lt. +Snow fell at higher elevations of Utah, with 5 inches at the Alta ski resort, and light snow lingered in northeastern Nevada, the National Weather Service said. +By custom, schoolchildren have recited the pledge for four generations. +"A lot of cash went out the door in 1990, there's no question about that," says Philip E. Benton Jr., president and chief operating officer. +As I stated earlier, there were other accommodations of a similar nature between the Boesky Organization and Drexel, some of which were wrong. +The coverage, which helps pay for a stay in a nursing home or for care in one's own home, has been available in recent years outside the workplace through individual policies. +The show later moved to the ABC affiliate, KTVI and aired until 1969. +The average building is four storeys tall, with flowers spilling over the balconies, and built of larch, wood which starts out honey-coloured and after 20 years turns black. +The two headlines on the front page of yesterday's FT said it all. Manufacturing recovery wavers, said the first. +Shultz went to a hotel in east Jerusalem, stood in the floodlit courtyard and read a statement suggesting the Palestinians were fearful of working with the United States. +Mr. Garcia-Sainz, who has experience in both the public and private sectors, has tried to smooth turbulent relations with labor and make Mexicana more service-oriented. +That was also the charge in the now-expired warrant against Ms. Duemlein. +The 44 "sub-Saharan" countries lie sandwiched between North Africa, which is somewhat better off, and South Africa, which is much more prosperous. +They're not going to tolerate that,"' Anaya said. "It wasn't days after that the first of many federal investigations were kicked off. +This compared with a 37 per cent increase in real earnings for all manual workers in the country. Yesterday's talks at Acas brought only a Pounds 50 improvement in Railtrack's offer of a one-off cash payment. +Jarvi said he was shocked by Borda's resignation. +Last year, the paper and forest-products concern had net income of $30.2 million, or $1.47 a share, on sales of $675.7 million. +Recommend a series of policies for the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, which is developing standards for voluntary teacher certification. +I have also Sabena. +The redemption price is 101% of the face amount of the debentures, together with accrued interest to the redemption date, the Denver-based cable television company said. +But I have overcome it, and I hope the economy will do it as well." +Soviet aid to Cuba already has been cut sharply, and it now seems certain to be slashed much more deeply as Soviet republics with no interest in propping up Fidel Castro exert greater control. +British Caledonian, which is closely held, isn't quoted. +When you're a woman, this is the way it is." +When I watched Benetton earlier in the season against Milan, the team played a fluid and intelligent game although it struggled in the line-outs. +Last year it reported a fall in new orders and looks on nervously as Alcatel of France - which has a substantial German telecoms business - repeatedly downgrades its profit forecasts. +A Coast Guard inspection Monday revealed potential navigational problems from pieces of steel partially torn loose during the vessel's voyage from Alaska, where the Valdez was involved in the nation's worst oil spill. +BAFO stands for best and final offers. +Eastern stood to gain $15 million more in a separate deal, selling USAir its Philadelphia-Toronto and Philadelphia-Montreal routes for $15 million. +Gang membership has grown to 100,000 throughout Los Angeles County, with youths enticed by a drug business that can net as much as $1,000 a day, authorities say. +It could not have been curbed without an unwelcome contraction in the real economy. That leaves prudential supervision as a counterweight to a more competitive financial environment. +At the beginning of this decade, the United States had a slight surplus in trade. +Apart from the occasional patrol of Kalashnikov-toting Mujahideen, there is little sign of life. Clearing the mines is a vital first step back towards normality. +Analysts suggest the value of the individual parts could be as much as Dollars 130 a share, compared with Dollars 87 now. +But travel experts say the boost may say more about service problems in the back of the plane than the changes in front. +He now plans to ride out the current controversy for a while and retire at the end of this year. +For their part, islanders fear that the British government subordinates their interests to its own political aims. Conspiracy theorists suspect that obscure geopolitical or vested interests were the 'real' reason behind the land sale. +"It's not the kind of thing that would lead us to raise interest rates," the Fed official said. +Actually, WOJB offers quite a range of programming, from the telling of Ojibwa legends, to contests in which participants pronounce and define words in the mostly forgotten native tongue. +'I only wish there was some way I could spare Nancy from this painful experience,' he said. +Yassin, who is paralyzed and confined to a wheelchair, had been sentenced to 12 years in jail in 1984 after being convicted of having knowledge of concealed weapons. +Prentiss Houston, serving a 50-year sentence in a Tennessee prison for murder, challenged his state court conviction in an appeal to a federal trial judge in early 1986. +Police used water cannons to disperse about 50 youths who blocked traffic and chanted slogans in support of the women, witnesses said. +The cause of the derailment was not immediately known. +Secret Service spokesman Richard Abrams would neither confirm nor deny that protection for the Bush family was increased. +President Bush worked the telephones hard Sunday, calling British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, five Republican candidates around the country and a Houston woman whose name he picked from the phone book on a dare. +But Paramount made a commitment to produce 17 episodes in pitching it directly to stations. +Only the rats treated with nerve-growth factor found their way through the maze. +A market needs to be created: the creator can only be the state. +Hoffman speaks at more than 50 university campuses a year at $3,000 an appearance, but the 51-year-old former Yippie was in San Juan Capistrano, Calif., on Tuesday for a comedy gig at the Coach House. +Soon it will bloom with alfalfa, corn, wheat and peaches. +Browning still must approve the settlement. +Last February, one of the guards, Officer Edward Byrne, was shot to death in what police called an execution ordered by high-level drug traffickers to retaliate for their own prosecutions and imprisonment. +In addition to two lawsuits by flight attendants, American was sued last April by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which charged that the company's weight rules discriminated against women over the age of 40. +On defense spending, for instance, he simply split the difference between the $294 billion in defense outlays sought by Defense Secretary Dick Cheney and the $290 billion proposed by Darman. +The cost last year was negative growth of 3 per cent. Under Mr Bolona, Peru experienced a remarkable transition from statism to a free market economy. +It is made even more difficult when the underlying issue is whether the government _ and ultimately the American taxpayer _ is asked to pay for abortions and under what circumstances," he said. +After months of stolen hours at the library, lunch breaks spent cramming on legalese,and late-night rehearsals in front of a mirror, Darish represented himself in a case concerning several hundred dollars in unpaid bills at his family's garage. +During much of the concert Satriani stood planted, eyes closed, between burly bassist Stuart Hamm and polyrhythmic drummer Jonathan Mover. +"These fun types of things loosen people up." +Japanese authorities have been complaining that the dollar has risen lately despite the intervention. +Last year's tax bill had "no meaningful tax relief for middle-income taxpayers," according to Albert Gore. +On his way to Moscow later this month, Secretary of State George Shultz will meet with Jordan's King Hussein in London and visit Cairo, Riyadh and Jerusalem to probe for signs of life in the long-moribund Arab-Israeli peace process. +Last week, Turkey's National Security Council met in Ankara to discuss the crisis in the southeast, home to half of Turkey's Kurds and scene of increasingly daring attacks by guerrillas seeking an independent Kurdistan. +In Twin Peaks, there's the high-school football team and the motorcycle gang, but it's the bikers who turn out to be the good guys, while the football stars are thoroughly rotten young men. +This guy would not only tell me what airplanes to use, he would tell me who was going to be on the airplane. +They're not in a position to engage in any alleged securities violations, which is what this case is all about, and they're not a risk of flight," he said. +For irrigators, the second year of drought has brought critical conditions to several localities, particularly the Yakima Basin in central Washington. +The Korea Herald reported a growing number of suicides among high school and middle school students because of pressure from school work and college entrance examinations. +"Mieno's historic role is to take the cap off of one of the most impressive speculative markets we've had anywhere in the world since the war," says Kenneth S. Courtis, senior economist at Deutsche Bank AG's capitalmarkets division in Tokyo. +"Over-the-air broadcasters can't face the extra costs." +He said he expected "30-40" more members of his congregation could be forced to leave. +But in 1988 audits of Granada 2 and Granada 3, the Internal Revenue Service ruled that the partnership proceeds were ordinary income, thus increasing investors' tax liability. +Practically speaking, the result will be a more difficult burden of proof for employers that are sued for unintentional discrimination. +Earlier, they went along with the limited, two-camera pool coverage of other Bush meetings, including the start of the budget summit with congressional leaders Tuesday. +Other features range from repeal of the 1980 windfall profits tax on oil industry earnings to substantial agricultural subsidy programs. +So has Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, who said a higher tax would encourage conservation and lower American dependence on foreign oil, which is increasing steadily. +The daylight raids to knock out RAF Fighter Command, the airfields, radar stations, aircraft factories and docks were defeated and the Luftwaffe turned to bombing British cities by night. +Discussions were continuing to try to resolve the dispute. +"The psychological stress is heavy. +The episodes in Belgium and Switzerland were not, although shareholders will be relieved Blenheim realised its mistake quickly. +The flange was held together with 20 bolts. +As such, he or someone from his staff must be within a few steps of the president at all times. +Travers Morgan research has shown that there is more speeding at weekends than during the week. +"It was a lot more fun during the good times," says two-term Republican Gov. John McKernan of Maine. +Assets of the 389 taxable money funds tracked by Donoghue's Money Fund Report soared $3.6 billion in the week ended Tuesday. +The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, refused to disclose other details, including when the woman was deported. +9.40%, standard conventional fixed-rate mortgages; 7.35%, 6/2 rate capped one-year adjustable rate mortgages. +When aimed at port-wine stains, the laser selectively burns the enlarged blood vessels. +And the basket product isn't governed by the exchange's "uptick rule," which says a stock can only be sold short when it is trading at a price higher than the previous trade. +His office said it was the worst loss of police life in recent years. +A DLJ spokeswoman said the securities firm hasn't been contacted by the IRS. +Ms. Irving, 35, was nominated for a supporting actress Oscar for "Yentl" and recently starred in "Crossing Delancey." It's now Dr. Mike Tyson. +Plunkitt regulated corruption; Mr. Coelho pretends it isn't there. +Thailand is winning the war against the dreaded disease leprosy. +The Uppingham Newsletter, tongue in cheek, provided heads with ways to massage their figures: Challenge the results with the examiners. +On the math, the book advises students to write the figuring in the test book. +The SMMT claims the reduced levels of carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons and oxides of nitrogen resulting from the use of three-way catalytic converters on petrol engines is achieved more naturally by diesel. +The court's ruling in an Indiana case could affect anti-pornography efforts in other states as well. +Pfizer's top management is focusing the bulk of efforts to support its pharmaceutical operations, which have been booming in recent months due in part to sales of several new prescription medicines. +Mr Patten is right to insist that Hong Kong's economic success will be undermined unless, in line with China's 'one country, two systems' principle, it has robust and independent institutions. +But Mr. Kolter beat Mr. Atkinson that year by a margin of 3-2, and no challenger has done much better since. +"There's no evidence of the blast whatsoever (on the plane)," Horigan said. "I think they were 10 to 15 miles away when the blast went off." After the war, in November 1945, the plane was modified. +The book, published earlier this month, has already gone into a small second printing, and Simon & Schuster executives say the continuing stock-market turmoil makes its prospects alluring. +The group, though, seemed unable to come to any real decisions, paralyzing the advertising effort. +The $300 million issue was launched late last week, shortly after corporate bond investors were stunned by news that RJR Nabisco Inc.'s management had proposed taking the huge company private in a leveraged buy-out. +Another jury on Thursday found Mondello co-defendant Joseph Fama, also white and also 19, guilty of second-degree murder in the Aug. 23 killing. +ZMI is not a normal company, as it is a production unit only. +Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. said it deferred a decision on how much, if at all, it will reduce its common stock payout. +We didn't expect that much change in such a brief time in an area that hadn't been flooded in 20 years." +The "information age" may quickly pass if there is no information to pass on. +Ms. Simms said the preliminary results reinforce health officials' advice that people engaging in high-risk behavior should change their ways. +Plater said officials have so far identified 11 accounts in excess of $100,000, the maximum sum insured by the federal government. +"The JVC Jazz Festival Salutes Jazz in France," with performances by a number of French jazz artists, is made possible on Wednesday at Town Hall by the First New York International Festival of the Arts. +Japan's private sector machinery orders, excluding those for shipyards and power companies, totalled Y911.2bn in October, down a seasonally adjusted 1.8 per cent from the previous month but up an unadjusted 17.4 per cent year-on-year. +The embryonic Palestinian self-rule authority took over 38 departments which have control from health to taxation. +In his speech, released before the closed session, Thornburgh praised the arrest earlier this month of Manuel Felix Gallardo, who was thought to control much of the Mexican drug trade. +"This threat is particularly aimed at you and us. Anti-Americanism can be the most important factor in our cooperation with the People's Democratic Republic of Korea," Khamenei was quoted as saying. +In a speech in Zurich, Switzerland, he said devaluations during the 1930s offered the lesson "that the problems of the major currencies are inextricably linked." +Shearson Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. said Wednesday that first-quarter earnings rose slightly and revenue jumped 47 percent, which the brokerage giant attributed partly to its post-crash purchase of E.F. Hutton Group Inc. +Now they're getting some blame for the increased volatility of interest rates. +He said they were suffering from "post-traumatic stress" and were placed on leave with pay until the case is resolved. +My concern was to maintain peace and individual freedoms while trying to obtain a social consensus," he said. +Mr. Haig sharply differed with Mr. Reagan, whom he served as secretary of state, saying that President Eisenhower never "brutalized" his secretaries of state. +Several people familiar with the industry predict that, with the lawsuit behind them, both MasterCard and Visa will move quickly to introduce their own versions of the national card. +The price of Cifra's Class B share, widely held by foreign investors, has more than doubled this year to $1.27 from 55 cents. +The death toll from Hugo was 29 in the United States, including 18 in South Carolina. +Also being considered by the working group is the inexpensive transfer of technology and resources to developing countries to enable them to cut their greenhouse-gas pollution. +The strongest action was taken against then-Democratic Rep. Phil Gramm of Texas. +AN EARLY strong performance by the UK equity market was gradually eroded yesterday leaving the blue chip issues marginally lower on the day. +Because the rights offering has been canceled, the conversion prices for the company's convertible subordinated debentures due 1991 and 1992 have been readjusted to their initial conversion prices of $18 and $19.50, respectively. +The government indicated he had been murdered. +Norwich Union has had its 800-strong sales force suspended for retraining. +Two prominent Israeli settlers shot and killed a youth after their car was surrounded by a rock-throwing crowd in the West Bank. +Mrs. Aquino said the "pillars of democracy" _ the executive, legislative and judicial branches of the American-style government _ are already in place in the Philippines. +At the very least, I prayed my notebook would spare me from any audience-participation stunts. +He still faces trial for the June 1985 fatal shooting of his 21-year-old nephew. +Moslem militants claimed responsibility. +Insurance premiums move cyclically, with prices declining as more insurers enter the market and compete for business. +Unlike the mine's old zone, Mr. Balogh said, the new ore body was expected to contribute to earnings in 1987. +"They gave you a book and you had to read the whole book, no matter what," Tammy said. "I think that's a big difference. +Rumors about E.F. Hutton, which last month rejected a merger with Shearson Lehman, began swirling again yesterday, and the stock moved up 7/8 to 40 5/8. +For 1993, a modest collective profit of FM300m is predicted, but this assumes a 7 per cent rise in export volumes and a 12 per cent increase in value. The debt problem remains a serious one, however. +They must stop former Defense Secretary Michael Heseltine, whose strong showing in the first round of voting Tuesday provoked Mrs. Thatcher's resignation. +"World trade developed rapidly last year. +Five years ago: President Reagan paid his first visit to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, placing a bouquet of yellow and pink flowers in the gap between the monument's granite walls. +Moody's said that while Merrill Lynch's earnings will continue to increase, its "profitability will lag that of its peers." +James Cook, who was credited with discovering Australia in 1770. +Trauma units are usually affiliated with, but distinct from, ordinary emergency rooms. +USAir Group Inc. agreed to pay $750,000 in fines to settle alleged violations of air-safety rules, the Federal Aviation Administration said. +At 9:30, Mr. Kane drove to the Merrill Lynch office. +Sheldon, Torelli and Bohl couldn't be reached for comment. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Chips & Technologies closed at $15.75, up 75 cents. +There are a handful of businessmen and women in France whose personalities are so powerful that they are deemed by the media to have earned the epithet of le grand patron. +The new financing complements a $115.8 million loan approved by the IADB in late 1985 for the same projects. +"I'm very disappointed to hear the direction the administration seems to be taking," said Waxman, a California Democrat. +Todd Shipyards, a shipbuilding and ship repair concern, posted a loss of $46.8 million for its fourth quarter ended March 29, and a loss of $44.1 million for the fiscal year. +On other arguments, that FDI increases imports or that foreign firms have bought high-tech U.S. firms and transferred their technology abroad leaving hollowed-out shell corporations, the authors point to a dearth of hard evidence either way. +After all, W.C. Fields was honored with a stamp in 1980, and recently the postmaster general said Laurel and Hardy could appear on a stamp. +Biosyn acquired certain licensing rights to the compound from the inventor, but was a long way from starting operations. +"We bet on a second semester of growth, invested in computerization and ground personnel, and the truth is that the growth didn't happen," says Sergio Figueiredo Jardim, VASP's director of route and schedule planning. +Israel television rejected a skit by comedian Tuvia Tzafir that attacked public apathy by depicting an Israeli family watching TV while a fire raged outside. +Other traders said the small GNP growth did not cause a plunge of the dollar because the figure had been more or less expected, and the majority of market players are more interested in what monetary moves the U.S. Federal Reserve Board will take. +Juan Diaz, head of special services for the local Red Cross, said hundreds of people came to help in the rescue. +TV Week Network, which represents Sunday-newspaper TV program guides in 29 of the top 30 markets, began operation only last year and has generated $12 million of sales in its first year, handling only tune-in ads from broadcasters and cable networks. +Dukakis has been slashing money from the state budget, which itself has defied the governor's attempts to bring it into balance. Just three months into the fiscal year, Dukakis twice has ordered cuts, now totaling $460 million. +Whatever vulnerability that left them in, they were aware of it." +The lexical passion thrives in this country in a pragmatic way. +The agreement should sharply increase trade, currently hampered by high Chinese duties on South Korean products. +Where others would have been content to have their novels glisten with the charm of the 'native', Gurnah's novel throbs with the passion of a visionary. +Previous winners of its achievement award include CBS founder William S. Paley, Washington Post Publisher Katharine Graham, and former NBC board Chairman Grant Tinker. +But with BASF's large Antwerp cracker due to start production, token closures will not suffice. +The suburbs bore me. +In December, PLO chairman Yasser Arafat said his group renounced terrorism and recognized Israel's right to exist. +As of June 30, Chrysler had about $3.1 billion of cash and marketable securities on hand. +GERMANY'S population is split down the middle on whether Bonn or Berlin should be the country's seat of government, writes David Goodhart. +Not realizing it was an ambush, the policemen halted their car and one got out to investigate. +Leucadia National Corp. said it is seeking "working control" of Phlcorp Inc., the newly reorganized company that was formerly Baldwin-United Corp. +Sea World has tremendous domestic appeal, too. +At the time they were surveyed, eight months to 18 months after the angiograms, 76 percent reported they still had chest pain, and 37 percent said they were still seeing a doctor because of it. +Sisulu ran daily operations of the ANC as its secretary-general in 1949-54, when the government ordered him to resign. +Bedregal was riding in Shultz's car with U.S. Embassy charge d'affaires David Greenley. +Dumas will also visit Qatar, Bahrain and Oman on his two-day visit. +Color television exports to the U.S. were down 27% to 164,473 units in 1990. +In the flat, dusty countryside near the front, women tilled and watered the fields while men repaired war-damaged buildings or built new houses to replace those lost in heavy Iraqi bombing. +NBC's "Today" show, which will welcome Joe Garagiola back in June as its third co-host, still has the ratings blues. +Ochirbat proposed the council as an alternative to the opposition's demand that the 370-member legislature resign and a multiparty legislature be set up until elections are held. +McDonnell Douglas Corp. said it would modify its DC-10 jetliners to ensure safe landings even if all three hydraulic systems fail. +Electrosila and LMZ are builders of electric power generators and turbines, and employ a total of 40,000 people, MagneTek said. +Lower nominal domestic interest rates, following falling inflation forecasts, were also expected to continue bolstering prices. +And the market seems to be agreeing with them. There has been no great selling of equities - bonds and stock index futures are another matter - and the institutions have begun to buy. +Parham's astrological sign _ Cancer _ was referred to a letter left at the scene. +However, it also indicated that after getting control, it would replace Mr. Posner's team with "professional management." +"It seems that the Vatican officials basically stressed to Noriega that his only viable strategy was to give himself up," said a U.S. official in Washington, speaking on condition of anonymity. +Macy's junk bonds fell sharply Thursday in response to Heller's announcement, but the issues recovered some ground Friday. +Betting on a far-off future is also common in manias, says Mr. Boeckh, the Montreal economist. +He was also criticised for spending too much time talking to the City. +A 2-year-old who was kidnapped as a baby and adopted by an Israeli couple returned home clutching her Brazilian parents and a teddy bear. +At least two people were arrested. Police said at least three other people had recanted. +The company is negotiating with 17 banks, led by Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., a unit of Manufacturers Hanover Corp., that holds about $520 million in unsecured debt. +Branton became the first director of the Atlanta-based Voter Education Project in 1962 at the request of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The project signed up blacks to vote across the South. +The session was scheduled for July 25. +The Customs Service detained a Kuwaiti container ship and was examining the cargo to see if anything was destined for Iraq, officials said today. +Friday's show, highlighted by a slugfest between white supremacists and studio guests, was seen in more than half the homes watching television in Houston, Detroit, Atlanta and Miami. +The income tax savings are therefore likely to be low and those who can only invest Pounds 1,500 in a tax year would not expect to face capital gains tax difficulties. +Only 23% of the companies surveyed by consultant Hay Group pay for spouses on business trips. +Thousands of people stayed away from work and school, strikers blocked roads with rocks and bonfires and police responded with tear gas and water cannon during a 48-hour general strike that ends today. +The Senate panel document also notes that Col. North reported that during a meeting with an Iranian official, Mr. Ghorbanifar had distorted much of what Col. North had said when he translated it into Farsi, the main Iranian language. +Republicans _ Campbell, n; Cox, n; Dannemeyer, n; Dornan, n; Dreier, n; Gallegly, n; Herger, n; Hunter, n; Lagomarsino, n; Lewis, n; Lowery, n; McCandless, n; Moorhead, n; Packard, n; Pashayan, n; Rohrabacher, n; Shumway, n; Thomas, n. +"When real wages are too low, what can factory owners expect? +The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished 1.74 points higher at 2895.30 in a third consecutive day of lethargic trading. +But Rep. Anthony Beilenson, D-Calif., and others called the plan for only 90 minutes of debate "ridiculous" and unfair. +Mayor Richard Fulton will complete his maximum two terms this year. +They have made it unabashedly clear that while they will step aside they won't step out and will seize power again if they think it is necessary. +China wants the United States to end military sales to the Nationalists on Taiwan and promote reunification with the mainland. Lord said the United States won't "help or hinder" reunification. +The peasants' terraced corn and potato crops climb high up the slopes of mountains roamed by pandas. +"We can take our country back from the career politician and shock the bejabbers out of some of those fat cats who thought they were safe for years," he said. +"To schedule two press conferences (to announce the indictment), we think that exacerbates an already bad situation," attorney Paul Coggins said Thursday. +And the training program wasn't so different from what I was planning to do in Greece," he said. +Guild filed for Chapter 11 protection in November after losing about $30,000 a month for several years, said court-appointed trustee Michael Weingarten. +Something along these lines might work nicely: "As my old friend Yogi says, 'Baseball's an interesting game.'" +However, other courts have ruled that the government can back out of past agreements and impose the bailout bill's provisions. +Cambodia's prime minister agreed to resume talks with three guerrilla groups after they made a concession on the formation of a transitional governing council, a guerrilla official said. +Now, instead of following other makers, Matsushita is striving to become a leading marketer of high-definition television, the next major advance in audio-visual equipment, expected to go on sale next year. +In some sense, the labels fit. +Half the Cubans will be out by the time Namibian elections are held Nov. 1. +Added to bombings and bank robberies, such behaviour is putting French mainlanders off the place they still call l'Ile de Beaute. Surely Corsicans could not be as hot-headed outside the political sphere as in, I reasoned. +Princeton/Newport "refuses to join in this broad attack on Wall Street. +Children turned up with their holiday gift savings. +The creeping 4 per cent devaluation, since late November, could have been done earlier, he declared. However, he argued that the bank had eased monetary policy substantially during the year. +Test pilot Valery Menitsky, who flew a MiG-29 in precision manuevers Sunday, praised the Western fighters on display, including the American F-18 and F-16 and the Mirage 2000 from France. +Stephen Buser, a professor of finance, said the investments would add a new dimension to education. "This program will give students a view of the real world from the classroom," he said. +As marketing lists become more complete and accurate, the IRS will become more able to combine them with census information to track people down." +He was met by about 100 supporters waving banners and playing music. +Roh also said he was optimistic he would visit the two Communist countries before stepping down as president at the end of his five-year term in 1993. +The police presence at the fair was boosted this year and as of Thursday, crime at the fair was down by 26 percent over last year, police officials said. +Americans' personal incomes, boosted by profit-sharing payments in the auto industry, posted the biggest gain last month since December, while consumer spending jumped a healthy 0.7 percent, the government reported. +They were both students and both were very expressive. +Mr. Fink responded that senior officials at First Boston had spent the past four days trying to talk him out of leaving, and said he would have had "an opportunity to do a lot of things in the financial services area" had he stayed. +I knew what a catastrophic situation we were in by the end of the 1980s. +Alabama Power Co., a unit of Southern Co., shelf offering of as much as $250 million of first mortgage bonds. +The Complete Listener, which specialises in unabridged classics, has just brought out The Vicar of Wakefield (Pounds 18.00, five hours, seven cassettes) but it sounds as though it was recorded in someone's garden shed. +It really is," Lyng said. +And the number of individual donors, as of Oct. 1, rose to 132 from 81 a year earlier. +"Marilyn saw that I'd have everything I that I needed," said Carol Ann Swift, a double amputee who lived at a women's home that Harrell supported with government funds. "She gave me a home. +The U.S. would welcome a mediator who could help arrange a cease-fire in the bloody Iran-Iraq war, but President Evren said that he doesn't have any indication that either side is ready to submit the dispute to a mediator. +A woman who admitted causing "a lot of hurt and pain" was convicted Thursday of kidnapping a baby from a hospital last summer and keeping him for four months. +But financial means alone will not ensure a company's future. +The slide in the dollar has served up some meaty currency losses for foreign investors in the U.S. market. +Kaunda said he believed the ANC should "encourage De Klerk along the path by talking." "The time for talking has come," he said. +As a result capital values have fallen by some 40 per cent. The Paris financial establishment is doing all it can to prevent a mood of crisis from developing. +Michigan regulators had limited the company's purchases from the venture to 840 megawatts. +The Postal Service carries about 7.4 percent of the 30 million international express parcels sent annually, Eichorn said. +The bishop didn't believe Diego and asked for proof. +Almost everyone who comes to the peninsula that divides the Caribbean from the Gulf of Mexico is attracted by the lure of the ancient Mayas. +Going Into a Dark House (Sinclair Stevenson, Pounds 14.99) is spiced with mortality. +As medical doctors we are hesitating to advise people to get malaria and then come to us." De Gaiffier said scientists are very worried about the increasing prevalance of malaria in higher elevations. +Pre-tax profit in the defense electronics division jumped 29% to $210 million in 1986 from $163 million in 1985. +Taken together, all that spells "bull," says Mr. Spence. +The Tony- and Oscar-winning actor, remembered for his wit and charm as well as his versatility and skill on the stage and screen, died in his sleep early Saturday at his Manhattan home. +Pope John Paul II today met privately with President Julio Sanguinetti, the agnostic leader of this nominally Roman Catholic but highly secularized country. +He urged the formation of a Franco-American committee of artists to promote freedom of movement. +So to compete effectively with BT, rival operators require access to its national telephone network to carry their services. +"Outstanding," said Daniel Benton, sucurities analyst with Goldman, Sachs & Co. Mr. Benton had forecast revenue of about $1 billion. +'I want to bet big, Mike. +But it will be a long time before South Africa produces another industrial leader to match his contribution. +The market opened weaker on the back of previous declines in New York and Tokyo. +Bosnian Serbs have driven hundreds of Moslems from their homes in northeast Bosnia, UN military officers said. +"These conflicting polls basically say it's a neck-in-neck race, which isn't good news for the Tories," Mr. Chandler said. +Residents of a disputed region in the republic of Azerbaijan shut down their main city for a second day today to protest the government's refusal to transfer the region to neighboring Armenia, a newspaper said. +Langberg hopes to use radio waves to slow rather than cut the cardiac electrical connection that causes rapid heartbeats, allowing certain patients to do without pacemakers. +Separately, a spokesman for the settlers said their numbers could double in a year even if Israel bows to U.S. pressure to stop building new settlements. +They said only 210 East Germans registered overnight with authorities at a refugee camp in Hungary coordinating the exodus westward. +The same might be said for the owner, a white-whiskered roustabout by the name of Irving Greenblatt, who is something of a latterday Hemingway. +As the draft plan noted: 'This factor can give Nottinghamshire's deposits a premium above those found elsewhere.' The county council draws its authority to settle which deposits will be worked from the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. +The service was interrupted when mourners spotted Israelis armed with rifles and tear gas at a nearby street corner. +They eventually helped convict seven owners of wildcat mines where 15-year-old boys worked in unventilated tunnels with poor roof supports, and they gained a precedent-setting conviction of a coal broker for buying coal mined illegally. +Rolf Ekeus, chairman of a U.N. panel charged with eliminating such weapons, said at least five more chemical inspections are planned. +Last year, when the geese returned in late spring, Heifetz began a new plan of attack. +If Mr Delors were able, in suitably measured circumstances, to become prime minister some time in the spring, he might also be able to use the office to challenge Mr Rocard's position as the presidential candidate of the Socialist party. +Cable operators still will be allowed to raise rates moderately, he said. +Vernon, Ky., now is a thriving manufacturer that has generated 400 jobs, spun off three new machine shops and helped multiply the size of several truckers and other suppliers many times over. +In addition to the new Treasury supply from the refunding, there was also another wave of real estate mortgage investment conduit deals announced. +The Contra source confirmed Hernandez Membreno was among those seeking Bermudez's ouster. +In that case, renewable energy sources could not come to the rescue quickly enough. Nuclear power cannot provide a viable option for the future if the supporting industry is allowed to wither away. +'There is not one case in 60 years where the graphologist has said something that turns out to be wrong,' he says. +Still, traders bid up unleaded gasoline, heating oil and crude oil prices, with the July crude contract closing at $19.86 a barrel, up 17 cents. +In Ohio, the jobless rate last month was 5.8%, compared with 10.4% when the GOP took office in January 1981. +Thursday's action, which does not affect depositors, brings the number of failed S&Ls under government management to 244 in 33 states. +During the talks, the reports say, the Army even suggested Pinochet might be prepared to retire in exchange. +For now, Ambartsumyan is concentrating on getting the remaining homeless among the 190,000 people now living in Leninakan into construction huts and other temporary housing, and getting heat for them before winter. +"This year we have a short list with extraordinarily worthy candidates," said Malmqvist. "They all have contributed to world literature." The academy has been studying the list of less than 10 candidates since before the summer, he said. +Investors are particularly concerned about whether the dollar's strength in foreign exchange, which continued today, could hurt the U.S. economy sensitive to trade. +He begins perched on a stool, all camp confidence - 'Let's get the big question out of the way - are you Barbara or Judy?' - but soon wallows in homosexual angst and gay initiation rites. +"Never hesitate to sacrifice everything to stay faithful to Christ," the pope implored the crowd in Portuguese. +Judge Bork, I thought, gave a quite reasonable answer. +If Congress somehow managed to pass a stripped-down deficit-reduction bill and sent it to Bush before midnight, the president would sign it and there would be no cuts, Fitzwater said. +The official Baghdad Radio said Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, Prince Saud, handed Saddam a letter from King Fahd on "developments in the region." It gave no details. +Mr Ozawa argues Japan should no longer be represented by Miyazawa-like politicians. 'As I was watching these two leaders, standing side by side, my deepest fears were realised. +The violence eased in October, and Vlok said restrictions had been lifted in 11 townships east of Johannesburg. +Mr Kazufumi Hatanaka was the director of Sumitomo Bank's Nagoya branch. The murder was the latest in a series of attacks on employees of the bank and its related companies. +Marckesano said many mid-sized carriers such as Midway, which compete with the majors and the tiny commuter lines, are facing turbulent times and could be swallowed up. +On the monetary front, for instance, Federal Reserve moves to pump up the money supply and lower interest rates normally will serve to quicken the economic tempo. +A majority of the people in South Korea believes the U.S. military presence is "still necessary to ensure the security of Korea," Lilley said in departing Seoul, pointing to polls showing that 60 percent wanted the troops to stay. +Page 6 An earthquake measuring 7.3 on the Richter scale rocked Indonesia and northern Australia. +Western Publishing Group, New York, new to list, $551.2 million. +Graduates who fail to get jobs do not show up in unemployment figures, but reductions in older members of the workforce have been enough to nudge Japan's jobless rate from 2.5 per cent to 3 per cent over the past year. +Finance ministry officials on Wednesday unveiled proposals for Poland's first universal income tax and a "value added" tax on manufactured goods. +I take it everywhere, even to the john. +The bank said in its quarterly economic report that growth was fuelled by a recovery in domestic demand. +At the Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday, the wheat contract for December delivery closed at $4.265 a bushel, up 1.25 cents a bushel. +Defense attorney Michael Chalos objected because of a dispute in testimony as to how much Hazelwood actually drank. +The government has 'pencilled in' RDP spending of R37.5bn over the next five years on health, education, housing and land. +The spokesman also said discussions on the sale of Staley's $2.5 billion food-service business, in whole or in pieces, are continuing. +Of the final $290 million received from United, Pan Am said it paid $140 million owed to Bankers Trust New York Corp., and the remaining $150 million will go to the carrier's general operating fund. +But locals were aghast at the prospect of a church in their neighborhood. +You have to be optimistic to be in this business and we are." Twenty-one plays, including nine revivals, opened on Broadway during the 1988-89 season. +Meritor took on some rate swap agreements in late 1984 as a hedge against higher rates. +However, sources close to the bidding process said the management group and the Railway Labor union had increased their offers. +Most of the activity focused on automobile shares, which ended sharply higher amid takeover rumors about Bayerische Motoren Werke. +The Michigan statistical projection says Accutane may have caused more than 1,000 babies to be born with birth defects in the past six years. +Fluor declined to name the two companies, but a spokesman said they were "modest in size" compared with Fluor. +Such legislation would reverse last year's court decisions allowing the seven regional phone giants to provide information services. +The Soviet Union, in an agreement signed in Geneva, committed to withdrawing half its force of more than 110,000 by Aug. 15. +She shrugs off the Supremes early on in a medley; she mechanically airs the latest album; then actually tingles nerves with 'The man I love' sung straight to a jazz trio. +Net income tumbled 59% to 7.60 billion yen from 18.43 billion yen. +A written order overturning Richardson's conviction was filed Tuesday by Kelly, a retired circuit judge appointed to hear the case. +The official said Vargas Llosa had lived in Paris so long he had lost touch with his own country's history, as well as Mexico. +Quayle took the vice presidential oath several minutes before noon. +At a separate news conference, Merchant Marine minister Evangelos Yannopoulos said security had been boosted at all main ports and that commandoes would now be permanent crew members of cruise liners. +He said the enterprise plans to obtain the necessary guarantees to operate from the Polish finance minister and begin operating on Jan. 1. +The Serbian moves could trigger fresh unrest by the ethnic Albanian majority in Kosovo, the nation's least developed region and the scene of sporadic violence over the past two years. +Clark gained fame and plaudits from the Reagan administration and most of his school's students and parents for his no-nonsense approach, which included roaming the halls with a baseball bat and a bullhorn. +Pulliam, Quayle's grandfather, was publisher of The Star and News. +Such a restructuring could be coupled with sale of certain businesses, such as its Cluett Peabody & Co. unit. +The reports had little effect on the nation's financial markets, which expected the declines. +He said he and his wife visited Czechoslovakia in December, shortly after the "velvet revolution" that ended communist rule. +In 1985, federal Judge Joyce Hens Green of the D.C. district ruled favorably on Mr. Rifkin's NEPA suit against the Army's plans to build a biological-weapons-defense research complex at the Dugway Proving Grounds in Utah. +Hardly anyone comes in and out. +On the album, group producer Frank Farian and two others are credited with writing the song. +However, Suffield, with assets of $545.4 million, said its nonperforming assets rose to $66.6 million as of March 31 from $51 million at year end. +He was too power-hungry (and) obsessed with matters of status." On her relationship with astrologer Joan Quigley, which she began after the assassination attempt and continued until its disclosure created an uproar: "Joan was helpful and comforting. +With the help of the Gramm-Rudman law and a flexible budget freeze, a balanced budget can be expected by 1993. +A bonus system was implemented based on the tonnage of ore mined, ounces of gold produced, the mine's safety record and production cost. +Put some in your Christmas tree stand, and the tree will last longer. +He said he threw her clothing and purse in a trash can at a rest stop. +The seasonally adjusted numbers are the latest available. +IBM's mainframe computers are the best-known example - although all the leading computer manufacturers offer comparable systems. In the last few years, however, there has been a demand for a different kind of OLTP. +The society said a consultation it carried out with the accountancy profession's joint ethics committee two years ago concluded that the 'overwhelming majority' of those asked supported the position. +She lived at Glen Echo, Md., midpoint of the seven-mile stretch of parkway now named in her honor. +Law enforcement groups endorsed him. +Over the last three years, six local governments have fallen, usually leading to rule by a federal administrator. The gap between rich and poor is growing, as is an already sharp division between wealthy and backward regions. +Putnam's Option Income Trust also cut its option exposure, to about 50% of the portfolio from 90%, officials say. +Before the protests, minority applications were up 7 percent over last year, Healy said. +Relegated to family archives or sometimes destroyed altogether, art from this generation of Northwest women has not been easy to assemble, Martin said. +In the aftermath of an 11% decline from a year earlier, Zale disclosed plans to shut nearly 500 stores, a move that should leave it with annual sales of about $1 billion. +Civic Forum proposed the new defense minister be a civilian Communist and the interior minister, who controls the police, be a civilian non-Communist, Dienstbier said. +Buddhist monks in Tibet in the past six months have led violent demonstrations against what they say is oppression by authorities in Beijing. +There is, I often think, only Swan Lake. +'If there's a fair price on the table, then obviously we would talk,' he said in an interview last week. Securiguard is an unsurprising takeover target. +"There's an element of irrationality to the caps," said Martin Connor, president of the American Tort Reform Association in Washington. +The company reported a loss of $1.99 a share vs. year-earlier profit of two cents a share. +The Carters and seven relatives arrived Aug. 18 for a two-day private visit to cap an African tour. +The CBS estimate takes into account special write-downs the company took in 1986's third quarter that reduced the value on CBS's books of some programming, including feature film rights and sports shows, a spokesman said. +They said the Agency for National Security Planning, the government's main intelligence organization, would be streamlined and barred from political surveillance. +Withdrawals by large multinationals are not unprecedented. +Donahue became an oil millionaire in Texas but lost his wealth when Texas banks failed during the Great Depression. +Wednesday, the stock didn't trade at all. +But when I could talk again, I said `Yes."' Peterson said he plans to leave the light display on the barn until New Year's. +Allis-Chalmers said that the plan was conditional, among other things, on the closing of previously announced sales of the company's air filter, pump and power generation services businesses. +And the annual European star emigrates in despair event is Priscilla Queen Of The Desert, an Australian drag comedy with our own Terence Stamp drowning his sorrows in mascara. The good news at Cannes so far comes from neither Europe nor the US. +Cattle futures settled mixed on Monday while pork futures advanced. +But so far nothing has been proved. +Clear skies prevailed across California and Nevada. +French currency was among the last to be set free from a fixed link with gold, in late 1936, and the French economy didn't begin to pull out of the depression until about 1938. +"Goodness, if you can't stop something this bad, then what hopes do you have of fending off more creeping sorts of problems, where a park gets nibbled to death?" +For accounting, the spreadsheet will make all the calculations automatically, including 17.5 per cent VAT. Quotations for jobs. +Candidates can make another wish if the first one is rejected. +The resignation of a popular state representative as head of the powerful Minnesota House Appropriations Committee after pleading guilty to charges stemming from his solicitation of males for sex. +The statement by the congress, the country's largest and most militantly anti-apartheid trade federation, said police "brutally assaulted" the strikers when they fled to the union offices. +"Although we come by success stories every so often, most of the feedback is devastating not only to individual persons and families but also to our national pride," she said. +Supposedly, Col. North was reporting to Vice Adm. +Yet alongside the fabled carpets, towels and brassware, such labels as Lacoste, Benetton and Levi Strauss are increasingly crowding the stalls. +An unpleasant-looking crowd of white males in a gun store stands around looking for all the world like a mob gathered for a lynching, which is, of course, precisely the way they were intended to look. +About 40 children in a day care center in the building escaped injury. +"The citizens of this state will not tolerate this evil insensitivity," said Democratic Sen. Jesus "Chuy" Higuera in voting to convict. +They point to insider selling in some of the stocks. +To be licensed as an SBIC, investors need at least $1 million in private capital. +Sen. Alfonse D'Amato says he was merely passing on his "concern" for the prosecutor's office when he approached U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani in 1984 and 1985 on behalf of people representing two organized crime figures. +Their artistic tradition has been largely preserved, and they are culturally alert and relatively enterprising. Haida activists have been negotiating aggressively with the Canadian government for administrative rights over the entire southern chain. +Because the law targets transactions of more than $10,000, not all defense lawyers would be affected by it. +And the Soviets want to include limits on sea-launched cruise missiles in a Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty now under negotiation. +In Gaza City's Sabra quarter, troops shot in the head a 17-year-old girl, Manal Suleiman Mohammed al-Dairy, who died on the operating table at Shifa Hospital, Arab reports said. +"Discrepancy cases" are those to which the United States has assigned highest priority. +As previously reported, holders of Carling's 386,662 Series B preferred shares rejected a similar proposal last month. +Armed Jewish settlers in the northern West Bank launched highway patrols on Tuesday to protect Israeli drivers from being stoned by Palestinians. +On my board is a previously retired personality, who has proved most successful. Likewise my charitable foundation's director is a retired communal executive who is doing well in his new career. +They support the humanitarian assistance given to the victims affected by chemical weapons. +The arctic cold front chilling the nation's midsection prompted new buying of livestock and meat futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in anticipation of weight losses and possibly some livestock deaths. +It accounted for about $238 million, or 66% of Chemed's $359.5 million in revenue last year. +This newspaper previously reported in its "Heard on the Street" column that money managers who like the GE unit's long-term prospects say the stock's drop from its record high of 31 1/4 earlier this month may be a buying opportunity. +The capital improvements will include a continuous caster, which eliminates several laborious and costly steps in steelmaking, as well as the modernization of an existing bar mill. +This is about a tenth of daily volume on the Chicago Board Options Exchange, Mr. Chamberlain said. +We must move as quickly as possible to stop the destruction." He said that "simple, common sense solutions" are available now for application every day. +The 10-year-old company, whose shares are traded as American depositary receipts on the national over-the-counter market, has reported losses the past three years. +The agent, who did not want to be identified, said he was there only to drink and look. +The regional airline's December load factor, or the percentage of available seats occupied, rose to 51% from 48.8%. +The Federal Communications Commission's decision to change the way American Telephone & Telegraph Co. sets its prices is likely to mean increased long-distance rates for the first time in four years, critics of the new plan say. +The 10 foster children, whose ages ranged from 9 months to 16 years, were placed in other foster homes by the county Department of Human Services, the agency said. +Many Germans won't miss noisy GIs in bars or the damage maneuvers do to fields. +Two Communist guerrillas were killed and three wounded in the earlier ground assault on the base in the southeastern village of Nabi Safi. +MOSCOW ( AP) _ An Afghan army detachment of 400 men mutinied and tried to seize a provincial headquarters but was ambushed by troops loyal to the government and defeated in a bloody battle, Tass reported Thursday. +The EC's savings in the beef sector initially will be limited because the cuts in milk production are expected to spur massive slaughtering of dairy cows. +American Airlines hasn't purchased parts from K.C. Aerospace in the past two years, a spokesman for the carrier said. +Scotland Yard said it was coordinating a nationwide police inquiry, but it refused to give details. +Knapp also said the campaign will bring more people into Wendy's restaurants. +With a colleague who has also left Kuwait, he said he buried more than 50 of the children in the middle of the night at a cemetery. +In composite trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, General Re shares closed at $55.375, up $1.625 a share. +China has demanded that the Kremlin use its influence to prompt Soviet ally Vietnam to withdraw its troops from Cambodia, where they have been fighting China-backed resistance forces for the past 10 years. +The beginning of the circulation decline coincided with the start of a 10-year strike by the Newspaper Guild. +A court today ruled Solidarity legal again, officially ending a futile seven-year attempt by Communist authorities to eradicate the Soviet bloc's first independent workers' movement. +Frontline looks again at the death of WPc Yvonne Fletcher who was killed in St James's Square in the centre of London 10 years ago by a shot which came from the Libyan People's Bureau (9.00 C4). +The Czech and Slovak parliaments chose new premiers Wednesday. Frantisek Pitra replaced Adamec in the Czech republic and Ivan Knotek was named in Slovakia to succeed Peter Colotka, who resigned his government and party posts Monday along with Strougal. +But he provided no details on how the reward might have helped police. +And that included designing and building new molds for the fiberglass deck and pilot house. +He was named president at the request of the armed forces," she added. +To the UJA's Mr. Lavi, appointing such a representative is "somehow tragic" given the delicate state of relations. +Maybe what "Scala" and "R&Z" needed most of all was that Rossini speciality, the "aria di sorbetto," a little melody sung by a secondary soloist while listeners revived themselves with refreshments and blotted the sweat stains from their outfits. +His Bedfordshire company, which makes cycle racks and other car accessories, was expecting big new orders from Germany. +Transamerica, the San Francisco-based financial services group, is planning to buy back 4.5m of its shares in a deal worth more than Dollars 200m. Like other financial services stocks, Transamerica has been hit by rising interest rates in recent weeks. +The convoy, also carrying foodstuffs, had parked about four miles from Kabul's international airport, they said. +Equity backing was from South Yorkshire Pensions and the Leeds-based venture fund Capital for Companies. Mr Barry Campbell, production director, says: 'We've hardly felt the recession. +It's a huge definitive version of the French Revolution and provides them with a marvelous opportunity to learn a little French and understand the history, too," Miss Seymour said from her home in Bath. +Nelson, an astronomer, is the only one on the five-man crew without a military background. +The department's Economic Research Service says 1989 egg production is expected to be down around 2 percent fromf last year because of the reduction in laying hens. +In late June, Fujimori met in New York with leaders of the IMF, the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank. +Congressional leaders worked today at smoothing rough edges in a $14.8 billion budget-cutting package and completing a separate measure eliminating some Medicare benefits. +In 1893, the first motion-picture close-up was filmed at the Edison studio in West Orange, N.J., as cameraman William Dickson photographed comedian Fred Ott sneezing. +The work usually involves large numbers of small transactions. BAe said investigations on outsourcing had been under way for several months as a part of a general review of efficiency and cost reductions, but no decision had been made. +Scientists blame CFCs for a seasonal "hole" in the ozone layer over Antarctica. +The group had joined Iraq in fighting Iran during the 8-year Iran-Iraq war. +David Dunbar has been appointed director of US-based EnviroTech, part of WEIR GROUP; he is replaced as chairman of Darchem Engineering by Alistair Fleming. +This year, moreover, they have been fiddling about to improve the hang, although not in the end to much effect. +For Chan, a 46-year-old, native-born Hong Kong Chinese who speaks flawless British-accented English, the Beijing crackdown and its impact on the colony have presented the greatest challenge of his career and personal life. +It has almost halved its 1993 estimate for Sun Alliance to Pounds 96m. +Of the five alternate jurors released by Judge Harold Rothwax, some told reporters they believed Ms. Nussbaum testified truthfully, others weren't sure and some thought she was covering up. +There was no immediate comment Monday from Baker. +But many bankers said borrowing costs haven't fallen enough to justify a reduction. +As part of the Aetna agreement, Judge Merhige is expected to approve the settlement of a separate class-action suit, which accuses the insurance company of collaborating with Robins in concealing the Shield's defects. +"What we're looking at is, rather than the agency doing that, we'll just provide an opportunity for the sportsman to harvest that bear," Talbott said. +The pound was quoted at $1.7760 in late New York trading, up from $1.7740 Monday, marking its ninth advance against the dollar in the past 11 trading days. +Sister Dorothy delivered Mother Teresa's note to a reporter who had gone to the Missionaries of Charity home to inquire about her recovery. +"There are many companies that would like to try equity financing if there is a chance," one bank's planning official said. +The victim, 40-year-old Marlene Warren, was in critical condition on a respirator at Palms West Hospital Saturday night. +Company officials are livid that questions about alleged links to organized crime are even being raised. +'We don't pose a threat to anyone. +"The City Council was late in announcing the site, time, routes. +But private investors who may be comparing the relative merits of investment and unit trusts with the same investment remit do need to be aware of this crucial difference. +There is in fact a dire and increasing shortage of general-aviation airports to serve metropolitan areas. +Bush couldn't have provided a better setting, drawing the state chief executives to the placid, picturesque Blue Ridge Mountain area of Thomas Jefferson's school. +Rites of Sting "I sleep like a baby," the stockholder said, "Though the market is sadly awry. +The U.S. hasn't had a typical postwar recession, and a few inventory adjustments won't cure it. +The main issues are residuals for one-hour television shows and the amount of creative control the writers will have over how their work is changed during production. +U.S. and Soviet negotiators, meeting at the State Department in the days before the summit, might manage to settle differences over some other strategic weapons, and add them to the declaration Bush and Gorbachev will announce. +Czechoslovakia's hard-line leaders, who were installed after the 1968 invasion, have generally resisted the kinds of reforms adopted in neighboring Communist nations. +Mr. Orris, a 48-year-old marketing consultant for the peripherals industry, succeeds William M. Ballon, who had been serving on an interim basis. +Also silent on Black Manafort's conduct are President Bush and HUD Secretary Jack Kemp, both of whom received campaign advice from members of the firm. +If the answer to these questions is negative, it is probably best to find another - perhaps larger -company in which to invest. +Fishing groups have said the illegal fishing has already affected salmon runs in Alaska, Washington and Oregon. +I mean I'm on his basketball team." Powers became warden a year ago of a prison with cell blocks as new as 1987 and as old as 1915, with an average population of 515 _ one to a cell. +On that day, 16 states or territories will be holding Republican primaries or caucuses, with more than 700 delegates at stake. +The Republican nominee-to-be cannot win without convincing Americans he is his own man. +Proceeds will be used to retire bonds maturing Wednesday and to finance operations. +If convicted, the officers each face a maximum of 40 years in prison and a $500,000 fine. +We Democrats believe that America can overcome any problem, including the dreaded disease called AIDS. +Mr. Gaidar said the government plans drastic measures to boost production, but he didn't give details. +The attorney general recently asked the President's Commission on Federal Ethics Law Reform to study the issue. +Mr. Wantland, 56, has been president since 1971 and added the chief executive title in 1974. +WPP CONSOLIDATION: WPP Group is closing the U.S. office of sales promotion subsidiary Promotional Campaigns Worldwide and merging its accounts and "selected staff" into Einson Freeman, another WPP promotion shop, Paramus, N.J. +I agree that large-scale governmental interference in competitive markets is ill-advised in concept and doomed to failure in practice. +Abbott Laboratories won FDA approval of its new estazolam insomnia drug, which will compete against Upjohn's Halcion. Separately, Johnson & Johnson won approval to sell its brand of a big-selling anemia drug. +The administration's estimate included $521.4 million for contracts the city can't cancel, $22.2 million a year in debt service on the land and $38 million a year in interest payments on the $470 million in bond money already spent. +It was not clear what Jonguitud's resignation meant to the strike talks, which had been set to resume Monday after a weekend recess. +Tower makes several references in the address to what he perceives as a possible Kremlin ploy to enhance differences among the Western allies and thus weaken NATO. +The defendants did not testify. +Yale historian Robin Winks calls for new sites to "commemorate and protect new themes" as more immigrants arrive and the nation's demography changes. +Then it is carried downstairs in an elevator and put under a hair dryer for two or three hours. +Finkielstain has extensive real estate holdings in Argentina and owns several companies, including the movie production house that produced the film "The Official Story," which won an Academy Award in 1986 for best foreign film. +The dividend was maintained at 121 cents a share. Mr Ian Willis, chairman, said that, on a directly comparable basis, turnover had risen but operating profits had fallen due to reduced margins. +The rate on the latest three-month bill dipped to 6% from 6.04% Thursday, and the latest six-month bill rate declined to 6.17% bid from 6.19%. +The most controversial part of the HHS spending plan is likely to be Reagan's request for $1.2 billion in Medicare cuts which he says are required to meet an agreed target of a $3.5 million reduction. +Kennedy was hospitalized for four days after the attack, Castille said. +It decays relatively rapidly and so needs to be constantly replenished. +Mr. Santos says it's no coincidence that he has received six calls from foreign investment bankers in the past month, more than he received in most years in the past decade. +Bettors who won with the wrong numbers collected about $360 each. +Specially trained dogs also were standing by to aid in the search, the ZDF television network said. +We must admit our weakness and move on to get professional training in the areas of speechmaking, interviews and image enhancement. +Options trades, which are popular in merger deals because they give investors the option but not the obligation to buy a stock within a given time, are cleared by brokerage houses overnight. +"But owning stocks was a risk we were prepared to take in the long haul, so in the short run we decided, `Why trade it off?'" +What is truly frightening is that despite our knowledge we continue to subsidise activities without regard to their devastating environmental - and economic - impacts,' said Mr George Miller, the committee's chairman. +The Syrians have since acquired a more sophisticated aircraft, the MiG-29, which is the most advanced Soviet-made fighter. +During army sweeps in the northern West Bank town of Tulkarem, a Palestinian youth attacked an army officer with an ax. +For the year, Cordis reported net income of $2.4 million, against a fiscal 1987 loss of $56.1 million that included a $54.3 million loss from discontinued operations. +The Trident missiles, bought from the United States but to be carried aboard submarines built in Britain, are due to become operational in the mid-1990s. +They are less inclined to pass the blame for all shortfalls in black progress. +Rebels attacked Monrovia on Monday in a two-pronged offensive that cut all major land routes from the capital, according to a pool report filed by journalists there. +Why the rush to free trade? +And its lessons speak to America and to the world. +Didn't everyone sigh with relief when Louisa May Alcott finally killed off Beth in "Little Women"? +The 1988 anti-drug abuse legislation urges the assistant secretary of state for international narcotics matters to seek establishment of a regional anti-narcotics center in the Caribbean. +If voters are truly outraged about the big pay raise the House gave itself, they're not registering it at the only place that really counts _ the ballot box. +Scholars agree that Brennan's departure means more than a loss of a key liberal vote. +He became a professor emeritus at Columbia in 1973. +Erin formed as a tropical depression Friday off Africa and became a named storm Sunday night when sustained winds reached 39 mph. Hurricanes are formed when winds hit 74 mph. +Volume was a hefty 30,817 contracts. The traded options also had one of its busiest day's in recent sessions as turnover rose to 74,821 contracts. +On April 22, Gesell rejected the disclosure motion, saying the stipulation "is a classified document." The news organizations appealed. +Some judges say the swelling caseload is straining the court's resources and pressuring them to make too many snap decisions. +Of the $640 billion invested in stock and bond funds, more than 68% is in funds sold through brokers. +But, once again, the loudest applause came during Hooks' introduction of the senator when he referred to Jackson. +A former vice president of the failed Midwest Federal Savings and Loan was charged Wednesday with violating federal regulations in arranging a loan to the co-owner of a Miami resort. +They will be sold initially by about 250 dealers. +The Berlin Phil played superbly; hallucinatory details sprang up from almost every page, and in the right places the noise was shattering. +Pennzoil may split the company into four separate, publicly traded pieces. +Let state attorneys general and certain other state officials duplicate federal lawsuits brought by the commission. +The growth of nominal demand has no identifiable relationship to the growth of real output in the longer term. The chart summarises the experience of the main OECD countries over the past 20 years. +Kohner died Wednesday at University of California, Los Angeles, Medical Center, said John Strauss, a longtime associate. +In the latest 13 weeks, it has averaged $756.3 billion, which represents an annual rate of increase of only 2.2% from the like period six months earlier. +We examined more than 250 men above age 49 whose prostates felt non-cancerous on rectal examination; 13% of them were found to have biopsy-proven cancer. +As the workday began, air traffic was not crippled. +Some of the dozens of interest groups backing the $2.5 billion Act for Better Child Care, or ABC, are anxious to transform election-year interest and rhetoric into a veto-proof child care bill before Congress adjourns this fall. +Under the legislation, oil exploration would be allowed on the coastal plain of the refuge along the Beaufort Sea, about 1.5 million acres of the 19 million-acre expanse. +An announcement appeared Wednesday in the Bacau newspaper Desteptarea announcing establishment of an extremist right-wing organization, the Anti-Communist Army-Archangel Michael Legion, national newspapers said Friday. +It was the first indication which of the company's 265 plants worldwide will be closed or sold. +This number has been cut to 1,800 and the aim is to reach about 1,000 by the end of 1995. The rationalisation of the industry is having alarming consequences for jobs. +In addition to possibly offering the public minority stakes in some units, Merrill Lynch is also considering a refinancing, which would involve the issuance of more long-term debt, the source said. +The newspaper quoted an unidentified official of the Air Line Pilots Association as saying the claim is false. +Nevertheless, two sources said Dennis had grown frustrated with Thornburgh's management style, which had centralized decision making in the attorney general's office. +Superior Court Judge John C. Bachman issued a temporary restraining order Tuesday, forbidding the borough from acting against Immaculate Conception Church or the sign. +Chesnoff said the 38-year-old Tapia Anchondo, a resident alien, lives in El Paso with his wife and 2-year-old child and makes his living on a ranch in Mexico. +"Every time you pick up a newspaper, what do you see? +Some help then came in a Y6,150bn economic stimulus package unveiled by the new government this month. +Ridings said she did not realize at the time that the meeting might have violated the law. +Margaret Heckler and Otis Bowen (HHS secretaries): Both lost opportunity to reform largest department in federal government. +Since the International Natural Rubber Agreement came into being in 1979, it has faced periods of glut, shortage and now another time of relatively plentiful supplies. +'The main problem is that we are too small. +"They'll probably want to balance out the shares and not let one guy get way up there." +The trend reflects growing competition for high-quality loan customers. +The court issued its final mandate Monday, confirming that Brandley did not receive a fair trial. +"If we didn't have common values, this would be a problem. +Despite the court decision, 52% of the executives polled said they would continue to provide these benefits to employees on leave. +The Duchess of York visited an inner-city school Monday, ending a five-day trip to Texas that included opera, a polo match and a stop at a private ranch. +But a new survey by the Congressional Management Foundation offers some insight with a look into the inner workings of House members' offices. +I must have sat there 20 times and each time leaving is more difficult. +"Everyone said Singapore was through after Pan-Electric," says Mr. Matthews of G.T. Management. +This means that, last year, almost 37,000 people met financial ruin. They may feel that their retirement provision at least is protected securely through their pension. +He said the second report also had not been released because it was in draft form and had not gone through a complete review. +Is little Salt Rock too small for two Shirley Bledsoes? Shirley Jean thinks so. +If you asked the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Rochester cash machine for $40 on Sunday, you got $160; if you asked for $60, you got $240. Etcetera. +Phillips said his father became interested in art at college. +"Now I know why they give three points for the home-court advantage," Mr. Icahn quipped. +He said in his opening statement that the case was not about taxes, but was "a case about authorization, intent and doubt." +Pelletreau has denied any previous meetings with the PLO. +"People suffer behind closed doors," said Gloria Allred, an attorney involved in women's rights issues. +Failure at Dalian would be a grave dishonor. +Traders also anticipate a supplementary government budget aimed at stimulating the economy. +The suit arose from the government's use of analog computers that were alleged to infringe certain patents issued to Dynamics. +Up to 8 more inches were forecast in parts of Michigan, and snow was also falling in northern Wisconsin, Montana and Wyoming. +Donald J. Morrissey, the Republican task force's legislative director, said the papers did not necessarily represent the views of the task force members, but were intended to encourage debate. +The guard, Reginald deGueldre, also reportedly allowed Spence and some friends to take midnight tours of White House public areas last year. +"This country judges everything on the basis of how much money you get," he said. +'This is the way forward - local VTSs are emerging and being formed into regional and perhaps national and international centres.' +Central Point Software has a Michelangelo Protection Kit, which it is selling in the US for Dollars 29 (Pounds 16.50). +For the entire month, Ford's vehicle sales were down 5.2 percent. +Since Friday night, Nicaraguans have celebrated the anniversary of the 1979 revolution. +It won't make you a loser. +The results were buoyed by a change in the reporting of depreciation expense, the effect of which added $3.4 million, or 20 cents a share to the latest quarter's results. +The maker of computer-aided engineering software products said it retained Alex. +Cranston introduced a bill that would forbid President Bush to sell advanced M-1A2 tanks, Apache attack helicopters, multiple-launch rocket systems and TOW 2 missile launchers to the Saudis. +It also seeks compensation for white men who were the victims of the alleged discrimination. +Verity said last week he expects no breakthroughs in the talks, although they could improve the climate for greater U.S.-Soviet trade. +This year, there are 625,000, Merrifield said. +Medicare will pay for routine mammography tests to detect breast cancer beginning Jan. 1, under a regulation the government proposed Friday. +Even when it was strictly a state enterprise under the control of CAAC, China Southern behaved with remarkable entrepreneurial vigor. +He rushes through one formula after another, and at one point tells his class: "There are three other solutions, but you're smart. +"The Islamic Republic of Iran cannot and should not impose its policies and views on other Moslem nations," Mohtashemi wrote in the Persian-language newspaper, an apparent reference to Lebanon and the hostage-holders. +The 200th edition seems to have been received well but I'm now nervous about 1993 and people being let down. +"You're paying a $6 insurance policy against what?" he argues. +Sen. Bentsen said he intends to use special Senate rules to force advocates of the capital-gains cut to come up with 60 votes rather than the usual 51 votes to approve their provision. +Although no health problems are known to have been caused by Bolar's product, the FDA officials said the agency can no longer ensure that it is the equivalent of Macrodantin. +Now they propose to import big cars as well. +So does the plan for 'education associations' - task forces - to take control of schools certified by Ofsted that fail to provide an acceptable standard of education. +But Gulf States has found it difficult to obtain financing on favorable terms when all potential lenders know it has no choice but to obtain financing at any cost. +The Fort Polk contingent, which includes about 20 women, is among nearly 2,000 soldiers whom President Bush ordered to Panama to help protect U.S. citizens from post-election violence. +Unmarried women also request artificial insemination, the report said. +Aerial inspections showed no oil leaking from the World Prodigy as it traveled from Rhode Island to the New York Shipyard Corp., the Coast Guard said. +Six people suffered gunshot wounds, hospital officials said. +So the company decided to pattern its pizza delivery on Domino's. +If no retraction or reply is offered, an individual could sue. +The suits against Toys R Us and six other companies charge that the toys are unsafe because they contain excessive amounts of lead paint or have small parts that could choke small children. +He said the company also would consider metal products companies. +Bush then will travel to Wilmington, Del., to meet with community leaders. +Newsweek said Gallup interviewed 753 American adults by telephone Thursday and Friday in a sampling that generally should have a margin of error no larger than 4 percentage points. +The Soviet news agency Tass also reported heavy shelling and rocket attacks in Kabul, and said that four civilians were killed and three wounded. +Many investors may be celebrating the stock market's recent comeback, but there's little to shout about for people who bet on the securities industry itself. +Zorrilla pleaded innocent at his arraignment Thursday before Judge Roberto Hernandez Martinez of Mexico City's 34th Penal Court on homicide charges. +Harold Masursky, a pioneer space scientist who spent 43 years with the U.S. Geological Survey, died Friday of diabetes at age 66. +Instead of the latter, the various choreographers make use of an up-to-date version of Stalinist social realism, in which content takes precedence over form. +Cook County Republican Chairman James E. Dvorak confirmed Mrs. Byrne's plans and also said he would meet Monday with another rumored Republican candidate, former Alderman Edward Vrdolyak, the television station said. +Goldman Sachs resumed coverage of the stock with a buy recommendation, citing its view that the shares are undervalued; the firm hadn't carried a rating on Georgia Gulf while it served as financial adviser for its recapitalization. +King Hussein of Jordan will visit the United States soon to discuss the Palestinian problem with President Bush, Prime Minister Zaid Rifai was quoted as saying Sunday. +We're voting over whether this guy is a drunk and womanizer or not." One indicator of the lack of pressure is the volume of mail reaching the Capitol. +But Judith Winston of the Women's Legal Defense Fund said, "Although this is not a complete victory, we consider it to be in the win category. +"We'll have to find the power somewhere," the spokesman said. +The ABC unit of Capital Cities/ABC Inc. took a small step toward buying newer theatrical movies recently by acquiring TV rights to "Judgment in Berlin," with Martin Sheen, Sam Wanamaker, and Sean Penn. +The union began trying to organize smaller plants and businesses in the service industry to make up for those losses. +Smithson said trust banks' loans to corporations and commercial banks' loans to individuals for real estate could be hit hard by a major downturn in the overheated Japanese property market. +It presents an event "that allows you to experience with your own values." "We don't give results," he said. "We only give the facts." The 1988 Pontiac Bonneville SSE is more than a technology buff's dream come true. +Dynascan, which markets telephones, citizens' band radios, scanners and facsimile machines, said it plans to use the shares when stock options are exercised. +Though Mr. Kirkpatrick has already helped patch over that relationship and soon will announce plans for an action comedy with Mr. Murphy, it isn't yet clear whether a new accord will be reached. +No investment has been made in those two years, and none is forthcoming. +Democratic third-place finisher Michael Dukakis also lost support, but not as much. +He also suffered severe insomnia. +They said that they were first contacted by the FTC roughly 18 months ago and that they are cooperating with the probe. +It was not buried." "That's all the ones that I can help you with," Bundy said. "The ones that I know about. +The original cost, estimate at $5.9 billion, will rise by $1 billion to $2 billion if the original design is maintained, a course Watkins has indicated he favors. +The analysis was organized by Dr. Richard Peto of Oxford University and combined the results of 61 comparison studies, conducted mostly in Europe and North America, on 28,896 women. +Grain and soybean futures prices plunged for the second straight day; pork futures fell sharply; copper futures climbed; precious metals slipped; and energy futures were mixed. +Synetic is about 65%-owned by Medco Containment Services Inc. +Yeltsin suggested earlier in the day that the Communist Party might cheat him out of his political comeback by rigging the vote count. +They were followed by the business schools at Massachusettes Institute of Technology, followed by University of North Carolina, Duke University, University of Virginia and Indiana University. +Credit-card fees are established through a multistep process. +But Turnbull and his aides have trouble funding even the one operation. +The Unification Church dispatched a group of conservative former U.S. congressmen to Beijing in February 1990 to meet with Premier Li Peng and new Party chief Jiang Zemin. +I have to keep the line open." +They did not give details about Barrientos nor his abduction. +Moreover, Agusta's famous name and 7,000 employees means its fate may be swayed by political rather than market factors. +In other defense contracts awarded yesterday, Avco Lycoming, a unit of Textron Inc., received a $420.2 million Army contract for M-1 tank engines. +The items will be among an assortment of 23 Hollywood horse-drawn hitches and other Old West paraphernalia. +And they said the Saudis reported a decided swing in Arab public opinion against Iraq. +A divorced woman despaired about how she would provide for her two children now that their kindergarten fees demand nearly half her salary. +The threat came within the past six months and she knows who made it, Orr said at a news conference this morning. +Looking for lions and tigers and other big animals? +Listening to Pat Robertson sometimes is a little like plugging into a data base quietly gone berserk. +But for European skiing his favourite was Val Thorens. Jenny Fowle, from Jersey (intermediate) also rates Val Thorens highly. +The New York brokerage firm's action in aborting the purchase effort gave it a black eye throughout the securities industry. +The Cabinet met today for the first time this year, with an agenda that included the release of jailed black leader Nelson Mandela and the possible unbanning of the African National Congress. +He was arrested again on Sunday, less than 10 hours later, this time on a drunken driving charge, police said. +Democrats believe that revolutionary changes in Eastern Europe and the lessening Soviet threat to the West should be reflected in the U.S. defense budget. +Last August, in a prospectus for its first foreign bond issue, the Soviet government said it had a budget surplus, putting the figure at 3 billion rubles, or $1.8 billion. +Adjusted sales for the third quarter of last year amounted to $22.6 billion, the company said. +"This is what I get for getting involved with Maid Marian," he says. +A Flashlight Substitution" for $7.95. +The computerized bone reconstruction is faster than microscopic analysis, yields more details and lets researchers examine inner bone structure without having to slice up the specimen, he said. +The official Tass news agency, in a commentary, said Gorbachev would face a "moment of truth" when he speaks to lawmakers on the crumbling economy and on campaigns by separatist-minded republics. +A second fraud, according to reports, involved two employees in the payroll department who allegedly falsified and duplicated bills. +A Texas Air spokesman scoffed about the employees' concerns as a "ridiculous" effort to discredit the process. +Other banks were also lower. +He became disenchanted with Mrs. Aquino, however, accusing her of failing to crush Communist rebels and rid the government of corruption. +"While the average is falling, people in countries where incomes are rising are likely to consume more grain this year than last," he said. +Jazz lovers will be thrilled with "Jazz: A Visual Retrospective" (Billboard Publications, $60). +This is not just potentially inflationary. +I made sure everyone got credit for what they did, and this helped make everybody afraid of failure. +NTSB spokesman Ted Lopatkiewicz said Wildey did not attempt to determine whether the crack was detectable before the crash. +But he indicated that because the agency was admaker only for RJR Nabisco's cookie and candy businesses _ not its tobacco products _ the logic of that approach wasn't apparent at the time. +But jockeying for power and support already is in full swing. +Lawyers who defend companies said the findings generally supported their own trial experiences. +The plan would extend unemployment compensation for an additional six months and provide retraining assistance at a cost of $50 million a year for workers displaced by tighter air pollution requirements. +This source and other observers said Zarry and Razinjo opposed the Red Army withdrawal. +As other acquisitive companies are finding, there are not many suitable targets around. +The opposition had bitterly opposed the pact, claiming it would cost Canadians jobs. +L.A. Gear, a Los Angeles designer of athletic footwear and apparel, seeks unspecified damages and attorneys' fees. +Jason Hurpado of Portland, Ore., an English teacher at Fudan, said students sang revolutionary songs during the first march, substituting Hu's name for that of revolutionary leader Mao Tse-tung. +It also has threatened to withdraw from the FAO. +New businesses lack the managerial experience and financial resources available to more established counterparts. +The bank's five-story brick headquarters, which it shares with its union owner, overlooks New York's Union Square, the site of labor and political rallies earlier in the century. +Yet the producers did tape a lengthy interview with two former Brooklynites, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Scaduto, who now live on Long Island. +It has supported his monarchy. +According to a British Coal executive: 'People in the industry were prepared for the worst. +For the nine months, Spire posted a $346,000 loss, compared with a year-earlier loss of $1.1 million. +The BBC said the caller gave no code word establishing authenticity. +Stoye Milburn, 53, a painter from Kentucky, was towed in his yacht by a coast guard cutter to Puerto Sandino, 44 miles northwest of Managua. +The king made it clear that as a member of the United Nations, Jordan would abide by the principles and decisions of the world body. +Boeing, Airbus and McDonnell Douglas have all been studying plans to build a super jumbo. +It was empowered by Lithuania's parliament to meet with Gorbachev and propose a start of negotiations on independence, said a Sajudis spokesman. +We need a comprehensive program to rebuild our economic strength. +Tass said more than 15,000 Turks had been evacuated by Wednesday. Turks have been sent to refugee centers in Soviet Russia. +Moody's noted, however, that additions to senior management have aided Merrill Lynch's efforts to enhance a broad range of credit, financial and operational controls. +She was me." The movie is from director John Erman and screenwriter William Hanley, who teamed on one of the best TV movies of last season, "When the Time Comes." +About 99% of the investors in defunct PCW Underwriting Agencies Ltd. approved a plan to meet expected agency losses of #134 million ($216.8 million), said Minet Holdings PLC, PCW's former owner. +Arms said the new management structure, which should be in place by mid-August, will create a "vertical" chain of command _ from the retail store to the group vice president _ for each of the retail group's six major business lines. +Wage negotiators slapped in demands of around 10 per cent and the country was threatened with a wave of damaging strikes at a time when economic growth was less than robust. +China officially supports a three-party Cambodian opposition coalition that includes the Khmer Rouge. +The transaction was at the time the largest ever leveraged buy-out, and it left Safeway with $5.6 billion of debt. +At least four previous candidates reportedly have turned down the NIH appointment rather than adhere to the anti-abortion position in general and the question of fetal tissue research in particular. +Lower oil prices have led to smaller oil-exploration budgets in recent years, increasing Indonesia's need to attract investment in other businesses. +Companies that operate globally need globally-valid trade rules. +I have no sympathy for companies that are finding that some of the unclaimed rebates, which they counted on keeping, are going instead to other consumers who are outwitting this wily system. +The packages aim to pull in United Kingdom tourists during the slow season of April 10 to Dec. 15, when blistering daytime heat and steamy nights drive off winter tourists. +The lights rarely went off in Room 713 of the Foreign Ministry before 2 a.m. +Some send mass direct-mail solicitations, then schedule the assessment-appeal cases before receiving solid commitments from owners. +He said the Reagans spend a considerable amount of time answering mail and will continue to travel and speak. +The administration, responding to complaints from American growers, had accused Colombia of "dumping" cut flowers in this country at unreasonably low prices. +GM spokesman Terry Sullivan said per-car incentive costs for the quarter were unavailable. +U.S. District Court Judge Harold Greene was given the Poindexter case in a two-paragraph order signed by Chief Judge Aubrey Robinson, who has been handling pre-trial proceedings. +That no bid has yet emerged suggests how difficult it is to make the sums stack up. As an unwieldy conglomerate attempting to rationalise too late, Borden has been left with too many products commanding small market shares. +Police said Fulache was returning to his post outside the International School when a man fired on him and hit him in the right hand. +The United States pledged then to look into Vietnam's own humanitarian problems. +Set for intervals of one minute to 24 hours, it flutters silently against the waistline. +Markets in the United States and Britain were closed Monday for a holiday. +Moody's cited Providence, R.I.-based Fleet's proposed merger with Norstar Bancorp and the positive effect it could have on Fleet's core deposit base. +"The notion of a smaller world tells us that as we look to international trade we have a community of representatives who can work in Central and South America and help establish linkages to those countries," he says. +It controls products from start to finish, buying raw cotton from farmers it knows, spinning yarn, dyeing it and sewing it into athletic wear. +Moreover, only 20 percent of the 300 piracy cases filed in 1989 involved American and other foreign films, he said. +CBC will ask the government to pick up the tab for tese operations. +They said the proposal had been approved by the FBI. +Every two years, cardholders will be issued new cards with a different scene from the movie, bank officials said. +"I've seen the ads and I've ignored them," he says adamantly. +The profit total was in line with previous forecasts by London analysts, who had been looking for a total between #75 million and #85 million. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange Friday, National Distillers closed at $51.75, up 75 cents. +One was sentenced to life imprisonment. +London International Group surprised the market yesterday by announcing interim losses, warning of 'very substantial' restructuring charges and passing the dividend. Its plans include the sale of large parts of the business and a capital reconstruction. +Congress is taking aim at alleged price-gouging among a new crop of telephone companies that serve the traveling public. +General Cinema also owns about 60 percent of the Neiman Marcus Group, which consists of Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman and Contempo Casuals stores. +An intersecting line has about 60 traps and extends 80 miles from La Gloria to Port Mansfield on the coast. +Several thousand miles of sewage pipeline will thus have to be built to accord with west German standards. In the lakes, only 1 per cent the water is suitable for drinking. +The poll put the race at 51-44 percent, including leaners. +In Eugene, concrete restrooms and overgrown trees have been removed, and the latter replaced by slimmer, less leafy trees. +At one point, the state legislature offered to pay $20 million to ship the dirt by train to Nevada. +The company already sells products for Sun's Sparcstation models, desktop machines popular with engineers and scientists. +He had a great tradition behind him. +Republican George Bush, warming up for his debate with Michael Dukakis this weekend, accused his Democratic rival Monday of being "anti-business" and pursuing a divide-and-conquer campaign strategy aimed at polarizing Americans. +Over the next two years, Babi Yar became a Nazi burial ground and the remains at least 100,000 bodies, mostly Jews, were found after the war. +The House Appropriations Committee is trying to ride to the rescue of movie directors and others who resent what Ted Turner has done to their black-and-white masterpieces by "colorizing" them. +If this were to continue, higher rates would be inevitable - and markets are already discounting a 1 per cent increase. +Atlantic Richfield jumped 2 3/4 to 84. +He hasn't reduced his projection in the wake of the stock-market plunge, however. +Some political analysts say that Mr. Rocca and other powerful industrialists tried to unseat Mr. Sourrouille and his team last winter when the government began a drive to change the country's deeply ingrained economic ways. +Gorbachev said other Soviet cities were prepared to take in 50,000 survivors. +At the same time that Mr. Cranston sought contributions, he intervened with federal regulators on behalf of Mr. Keating's thrift, Lincoln Savings & Loan. +He'd curse and yell at her," Sexton said. +It also predicted a marked improvement in growth rates for eastern Europe, though the uncertainties of recent changes and those to come made it wary of exact projections. +The company also gets AT&T's greater capacity for producing so-called CMOS chips, which provide 60% of Western Digital's revenue. +One of the terms was that he be given star billing at the Children's Zoo this summer and that suitable exhibit facilities be provided for a star of his magnitude," said Zoo Director Charles Wikenhauser. +A Pounds 1.6bn daily shortage was easily despatched. +Community has about 4.5 million shares outstanding. +Officials at those groups wouldn't say whether they would sell. +The 67-year-old Ms. Cockrell, who was mayor from 1975 to 1981, has said she laid some of the groundwork for Cisneros and now wants to concentrate on his economic development efforts. +There were occasional reports over the years that he was doing research in Washington for a project that had something to do with reporters. +Dow Jones industrials 2722.42, up 25.35; transportation 1091.41, up 2.24; utilities 209.82, up 1.07. +Far from having dimmed or dated, as yesterday's chic successes are wont to do, it gleams and glistens with wit, intelligence, comic sparkle and a deep sympathy with the absurd intricacies of human passion. +Brokerage executives and analysts say securities-industry profits could be just as strong in 1992. +The Iraqi president doesn't make any secret of his attachment to guns, torture and poison gas. +Gov. Michael Dukakis, who just months ago could command a national television audience, got a chilly response to his request for five minutes' air time on Massachusetts TV stations to pitch a tax increase. +Now if only they could do something about those fees. +Philip Caputo looked tanned and tough, just right for the author of "A Rumor of War," which tells about his time as a Marine in Vietnam. +In an interview, Mr. Sherlund downplayed the potential impact of the FTC's scrutiny on Microsoft, whose stock has been trading at record highs of late. +She didn't specifically say she was leaving, but left the impression of "`I'm so glad and the decision is made,"' Scott said. +PEEK, the multinational traffic and field data systems group, is paying Pounds 1.85m for Elequip, a subsidiary of Silvermines. +I can't believe it," she said. +BANK EMPLOYEES, meanwhile, are getting more nervous; 51% of more than 58,000 workers in 52 banks surveyed by Human Resource Services felt less secure than a year ago. +It is rarely possible, however, to convince green keepers and lawn lovers of this at the time of the damage. Greater horseshoe bats specialise in eating cockchafers in the spring. +And the fugitive got away. +Parents drape garlands of rupees around newlyweds. +They dropped two 1,500-pound bombs that flattened the two-story villa occupied by the guerrillas. +The new order, issued by the State Education Commission and announced in the China Daily, said only that the goal of the program was to "increase the percentage of graduate students with practical work experience." +"I got a C average in college in English," says the man behind the pen. +We cannot, of course, do anything about that." +MD-80 and the Boeing 737-400 as well. +Should the benefit of the doubt be in favour of the massive evidence and testimonies without which Msgr Escriva's beatification could not be accomplished, or in favour of critical statements coming from limited sources? +In 1985, the Hungarians held partially free elections for a Communist-dominated parliament. +Every school will be free of violence and drugs. +Mr. Thomas acknowledged that last month's stock market plunge made an acquisition for common stock difficult. +About 90 million pounds of seafood with a retail value of $2 billion are sold each year at the market in lower Manhattan. +Though Mr. Cairo's firsthand dunning experience is confined to a 14-month stint as a radio-station manager, he is now an all-purpose motivational speaker, giving him the kind of brassy self-assurance so vital to collecting by telephone. +After the global traumas and explosions of 1987, we know better than ever that no nation or business is an island. +The company that employed thousands can leave town without notice. +Nissan car workers in Sunderland, faced with a downturn in production recently, chose to stick to normal working hours for the majority and voluntary redundancy for a small minority. +Mrs. Marcos was admitted to the hospital Thursday after she collapsed and coughed up blood during her federal racketeering trial. +The attack took place just a few hundred yards from Melmount Church where more than 1,000 Roman Catholic worshipers were just leaving a service celebrating peace and reconciliation. +Since then, visitor numbers have dropped about 17 per cent which, with discounting, probably represents a 20 per cent drop in total value. But Mrs Henwood feels the tide has now turned. +The process involves a series of measurements to indicate the thickness of tissue that would have covered specific points on the skull, following formulas based on sex, age, weight and ethnic background. +Brown said the company retained hopes of strong international sales of Apaches. +Hanoi's leaders are hoping that a propaganda campaign by their friends in the West will pressure Western governments to accept the Phnom Penh regime. +Although most were reared in Roman Catholicism, Hispanics in growing numbers are switching to evangelical churches, pleasing those congregations but worrying Catholic leaders. +In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe's business day begins, the dollar rose 1.25 yen to a closing 126.95 yen. +Two critics of the project split the rest of the vote, with the most fervent anti-nuclear candidate, lawyer Shigeru Kanazawa, drawing 33%. +While this has reduced the killing, life in the villages has ground to a halt. +Mr. Clore controls a company that holds 31% of KaiserTech's stock. +But a presidential spokesman denied any economic shock plan was being considered. Mr Antonio Delfim Neto, a congressman and former planning minister, predicted an immediate rise in inflation. +"Real world costs" for the portfolio are significantly higher than for many conventional mutual funds, he said. +But "this trend was not significant, and an appreciable risk was still apparent after 10 years," the Lancet article reported. +I agree with his point that it would be a shame if IFAs a were 'eliminated', thereby reducing consumer choice and removing yet another distinctive British tradition. However, on other points I disagree. +BRITISH AEROSPACE foreign shareholdings have exceeded the 29.5 per cent limit and stand at 29.52 per cent. +They recently returned from Moscow, claiming that after the Soviet government had housed and employed the couple, officials at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow offered to match those benefits. +United Technologies' profit slid 8.5% in the fourth quarter. +Analysts are forecasting full-year profits of about Pounds 570m, a 33 per cent increase. +Creditors of the holding company are not protected by this arrangement, he said. +Separately, shares in Racal Electronics PLC rose 12 pence (21 cents) to 340 pence on heavy volume on London's stock exchange yesterday after Cable & Wireless confirmed that it had purchased a 2.8% stake in Racal. +That's about the speed of sound in Neptune's atmosphere. +Early Thursday, explosions set off fires at a Shell Oil Co. refinery in Norco, La. +The shares fell 16p to 479p on the results. Group turnover rose 8.1 per cent to Pounds 2.04bn. +Analysts denounced the suggestion, pointing out that forbearance by S&L regulators allowed those institutions to disguise their true condition and run up their losses. +Fitzwater said the issue had been resolved in the budget for the 1990 fiscal year, beginning next Oct. 1, that President Reagan will submit to Congress on Jan. 9. +The tour's sponsors say the defections and alleged threats are the result of Cambodian-Americans trying to undermine the troupe for political reasons. +Armed Forces Journal, $500. Board member of this Maxwell subsidiary. +Last Friday, the IMF reviewed Peru's status in the organization and sent the government a note requesting a payments plan. +He persuaded Congress to allow the SBA to audit agency-licensed small-business investment firms less frequently so that it could spend more time checking loan programs, which have about 15 times more money at risk. +Despite protests by Alaskan officials, Exxon Corp. has already begun laying off workers and demobilizing equipment in preparation for halting oil spill cleanup operations in Alaska by mid-month. +The package also includes a provision that would create a licensing system for tobacco retailers similar to the system used to control the sale of alcoholic beverages. +The ministry communique said policemen combed the luggage, ignoring the protests of French Ambassador Rene Ala, who accompanied the women and children from the French embassy to the airport. +The IRS notices may likely inflame relations between Amcor and its investors, many of whom have until now been supportive of the company in the face of the IRS investigation. +Until Tuesday, allegations of disinformation and cover-ups in Northern Ireland were always denied. +Yugoslavia is nonaligned and in transition between Communism and democracy. +He has rotated corn and soybean crops on his land for at least 15 years. +Lebanese lawmakers were reported to be moving closer to a peace agreement but fighting broke out today in their divided nation, a sign that any accord reached here would have to be accepted by the warlords battling for supremacy. +Yes, the U.S. now has a budget deficit, and it is true that such a deficit can't increase indefinitely without causing economic damage. +We have deep pools of water. +By June, the carrier that flew Mother Theresa for free invited bids for its parts. Mr. Plaskett had failed in his mission to find the carrier a merger partner. +But he said he could not because visibility on the mountain has been close to zero. +We have had to impose direct rule on a planet there: they have been much more incompetent than you are. +Boeing said it added 5,300 employees during the first half of this year. +While the Iranamok terriers are running the Brunei Connection to ground, we suggest that the rest of the country consider how U.S. foreign policy stumbled into its current swamp. +Access to private schools is not the issue. +With goodwill and support from all, the Angolan case could be Africa's success story this year, second only to the release in February of South Africa's foremost nationalist, Nelson Mandela. +"Presidential candidates may approach the race differently as the result of Super Tuesday. +"No, I am out," he told the government news agency PAP. "I am interested only in pluralism, freedom, democracy. +Want to get to the top in the BBC? +Rescue teams began digging toward the men within 20 minutes of the collapse, said Ronnie McDowell, an instructor with the department in Harlan. +The spokesman in Armonk, N.Y., also said no one will be forced to leave under the new program, meaning IBM has continued what it calls its no-layoff tradition. +But as far as the banks are concerned, the rescheduling terms have been reached, said Richard Halcrow, a director of Morgan Grenfell. +Some will cringe at the manifest intention to bribe the electorate. +O'Neill, who won four Pulitzer Prizes and the Nobel Prize for literature, died in 1953. +The market reaction shows not just the devaluation of a group of currencies, but of the whole idea of an integrated Europe. This is not a gain of any kind. +The Democratic front-runner sewed up the nomination a day earlier by winning the California primary. +At the same time, officials of the corporation were also being besieged by shareholder demands for some of the federal money it had received, and they gave in too often for their own good. +U.S. officials say Washington is considering moving the bases to Guam or other sites. +Chris-Craft became Warner's largest shareholder, controlling an 18 percent interest in Warner through its majority-owned subsidiary, BHC Communications Inc., while Warner bought a 42.5 percent stake in BHC. +The government has tried since the Gulf crisis to pass legislation allowing Japanese forces to join noncombat U.N. peacekeeping operations. +AMR said Wednesday it earned $65.6 million, or $1.05 per share, down from 1989's $137 million, or $2.15 per share. +SRI, which bought the polling firm for an undisclosed price, is a private market research firm. +First Federal earned $2,677,000 in the first nine months of 1986. +In his funny and touching "The Halfway Diner," John Sayles successfully creates a narrator who is not only a woman, but a Chicano woman. +In the southeastern province of Natal, the site of four years of fighting between rival groups, police said eight black men were stabbed, shot or burned to death in three separate attacks. +As a consequence, the long bond was showing a moderate loss as the session drew to a close. +Richard A. Clarke, the company's chairman and chief executive officer, said that if the plant operates at 65% to 70% of capacity, the utility might be in a position to increase its dividend from the new, 35 cent quarterly rate in a couple of years. +Investors nonetheless reacted unfavorably. +The latest yield is equivalent to 7.24% for an investor in the 28% tax bracket and 7.78% for someone paying 33% in taxes. +The news agency has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection from its creditors twice in the past 10 years. +Instead of growing, as many utilities had predicted, demand for power has declined because of the recession and conservation measures. +That was after the dancers, encased in glittery, golden five-pointed stars, trooped onstage. +Fiat owns its Brazilian subsidiary outright, but only 15 per cent of Sevel. Production will maximise available industrial capacity in Argentina and Brazil. +The fuse was lit; soon his head was exploding. +Property-tax relief is likely. +The demonstrators, who were commemorating the 40th anniversary of the U.N. Declaration on Human Rights, gathered before noon in front of the Jokhang Temple, said two Western tourists at a Lhasa hotel and a Tibetan worker. +The petitions reportedly contained nearly 388,988 signatures, nearly twice as many as needed for a recall election. +But last year the government permitted enlistment of women. +The agency, monitored in Nicosia, said dozens more were killed or wounded in two more missile attacks, one on Qom and the other on Isfahan, several hours later. +Robert Forman, an attorney for the defendants in the Florida state suit, says his clients deny any wrongdoing. However, he says he doesn't know Mr. Sirkin's whereabouts and hasn't talked to him for some time. +But maybe we should just leave the young man alone. +The company said higher expenses and competitive pressures hampered earnings. +Most obvious is the prospect of a fat fee. +At a non-jury trial last spring in Hancock County, Superior Court Justice Jack O. Smith found Larson guilty of murdering Kathy Frost Larson in an attempt to collect $400,000 from an insurance company. +In the lawsuit filed last week, Kane contended that the mosiac created by his late father in 1965 is a work of art and that alterations would violate constitutional rights to free speech and artistic expression. +Three bombs exploded in downtown Pereira, capital of the Western province of Risaralda, and one of them injured 14 people in a lottery office, police said. +Dymond and Collier are scheduled to return next summer for the last series of dives. +The front's political platform will be announced soon, he said. +Domestic buyers could be hampered by a higher rate outlook, Mr. Sinai added, but foreigners might be able to overlook higher rates and a lower dollar if they believe stock prices will continue to move higher. +Gorbachev has scored points in Europe with his talk of peace and disarmament, and now Reagan has been put in the same spotlight with new attention focused on the INF treaty. +He intends to enjoy the exercise. The starting point is the 6,000-odd government regulations turned up by a Whitehall census of red-tape. +The Lincoln Center Theater, run by Gregory Mosher and Bernard Gersten, has has experienced a booking jam at its two theaters. "Anything Goes" has been a solid hit at the larger Vivian Beaumont Theater where it opened in October. +BIW said business of some of its operations recently improved. +The quake, which occurred northwest of Bristol at 10:26 a.m., measured 3.2 on the Richter scale, said Jill Hart, with the Center for Earthquake Research and Information at Memphis State University. +The Reagans are retiring to California. +Nonetheless, Istanbul brokers say that in spite of the dramatic collapse of dollar share values, there has been little move by foreign investors to liquidate holdings. +The number of UAL shares outstanding was sharply reduced during the period, to around 21.5 million in the second quarter of 1988 from 56.9 million in the year-earlier quarter. +He contends that Sizzler's inconsistent advertising policies contributed to a decline in his stores' sales and a $3.5 million loss for him and his partners. +Jane's publisher Paul Beaver said it was a clear indication the Iraqis were trying to obtain offensive military equipment by gaining access to the East German BLG-60 tracked vehicles. +But the most cost-effective solution is to go nuclear." India tested a nuclear device in 1974 but insisted it was for peaceful purposes. +Federal Aviation Minister Shiv Raj Patil said the death toll of 130 was the worst in the carrier's 26-year history. +Lobito is the starting point of the Benguela railroad but rebel attacks have made it impossible for trains to travel as far as Cuemba. +"I was stunned when I saw the commercial," says Joe Gandolfo, a Florida financial planner who says his miniature collie, Laddie, died after being sprayed with Blockade. +Separately, Delta said it flew 3.86 billion revenue passenger miles in May, up 48.7% from 2.60 billion last year. +During his father's 1986 re-election campaign, questions were raised about whether the law firm might be benefiting from having the governor's son as a partner. +EDITOR'S NOTE: Maureen Johnson, based in London, has covered British politics for eight years. +In remote southern parts, nomads traveled long distances to cast their ballots. +In a speech in Berlin on Wednesday, Reagan said West Germany's agreement in the early 1980s to accept nuclear-tipped cruise missile bases was a major turning point in pressing Moscow to accept a new European order. +Hostile teen-agers are likely to grow up to be adults who have high cholesterol, according to a study that finds new links between anger and heart trouble. +No British king or queen has met an Irish president. +In Denver, for example, capacity can fall 50% in bad weather, partly because runways are too close to allow simultaneous takeoffs and landings under such conditions. +Some fund companies and brokers, including Fidelity, Massachusetts Financial Services Co. and Merrill Lynch & Co., have long offered such funds. +But the net amount of aid from richer countries has declined, largely because of Africa's debt payments, the report said. +President Bush will nominate John C. Datt, executive director of the American Farm Bureau Federation, to the Farm Credit Administration Board, the White House said Friday. +So, despite its considerable advantages of natural resources, deep water ports and location on the Mississippi River, Louisiana has gone bust while other Sun Belt states have boomed. +Still, caution is called for. +The financially struggling station offers programs obviously made available cheaply from its boss's other ventures. +Generics is one of the fastest growing segments of the pharmaceuticals business. Bayer is creating a joint venture with US generics specialist Schein. +(79) "Young Riders," ABC, 7.4. +Saddam asked the foreign captives to forgive him for keeping them in Iraq. +BES companies tend to sell out in an unseemly rush, but the heavy supply provided by the UK's housing market should ensure that all those for whom the BES is an appropriate investment can find an adequate scheme. +Care Enterprises said that the litigation relates to the payment of start-up costs at certain facilities in the Southwest, and that it had established a $7.4 million reserve to cover any potential losses and charges from the dispute. +Hotel managers, who had been turning away guests a month ago, said occupancy in some five-star establishments has dropped as low as 29 percent. +Gadhafi has offered the United States a one-time inspection of the Rabta plant, but the Reagan administration said such a visit would be inadequate because the plant could quickly be modified to hide evidence of chemical weapon production. +Public-sector pay will be correspondingly squeezed. +The newspaper said Mr. Karl refused to answer questions about the matter on advice of his attorney. +In a separate release yesterday, Marsh & McLennan said in New York that it had reached a preliminary agreement to sell its 30% Hudig stake to Aon. +The rain scattered over Southern California turned into snow in the mountains. +The Motion Picture Association of America on Tuesday announced that a 207-member coalition would stand in the way of the networks if they attempt to "gut" the so-called financial interest and syndication rule. +While cutting back, she said, Datapoint also plans to try promoting sales through telemarketing and a new sales-management team that includes Terry Eger, a former Wang Laboratories Inc. executive recruited to become vice president of domestic sales. +Volume on the floor of the Big Board totaled 17.19 million shares as of 10 a.m. on Wall Street. +There has been a general increase in the demand for health care in the past several years due to rising incomes, increased availability of health-care insurance through government programs, and an increase in the elderly population. +Mandela is not confined to the house and has free use of a wide range of facilities," the Prisons Service said Thursday. "Visits by his immediate family will be unlimited." Mandela's wife, Winnie, is expected to visit her husband over the weekend. +Soon they were yelling at other motorists, Nayra reported witnesses as saying. +Both candidates denied the reports. +Spivey believes that running-shoe companies, the primary support of many U.S. track athletes (his angel is Nike), lack the patience to nurture slow-developing distance runners. +Even with the normal seasonal drawdowns of inventories, supply and demand should be unusually tight this winter, Mr. Mlotok says in his latest oil market report. +CDC researchers say such variations in flu viruses are not uncommon. +That was part of the increase. +An appeals procedure is in place if the military challenges something in a report and the networks disagree. +The bill would get Reagan's signature, said Yeutter, if it were not for the provision, strongly backed by Democrats and labor, requiring companies to give workers 60 days notice of intended plant closings. +He said the Israelis fired about 600 parachute flares during the action. +It has also suffered in recession from fierce competition from Virgin and the hypermarket chains. +Industry executives, however, note that "price increase" remains somewhat of a misnomer in the oil region these days. +Likewise, the National Organization for Women is silent when it comes to generating support services for women who want to carry their babies to term. +They are often in poor physical condition. +Prime Minister Constantine Mitsotakis had said Friday that he decided for humanitarian reasons to pardon nearly all the jailed former members of the junta, some of whom are serving life sentences. +Like a neighborhood troupe doing a talent show, Garrett produced, they both starred, and an old friend directed. +Mr. Wall said the Bank Board will make its recommendations on deposit insurance reform later. +Leach said a portion of the money will cover the cost of registering and the rest will go to a West Side neighborhood center. +The currency opened at 127.37 yen and ranged between 126.70 and 127.55 yen. +Now, said Mr. Peabody, "I sense they are backtracking on that projection. +Year-ago figures include $707,000, or three cents a share, from discontinued operations. +The Iraqi News Agency reported that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein "cut his way through rejoicing crowds in Baghdad" during mass celebrations by flag-waving countrymen Saturday to mark the halt in hostilities. +But Ms Daubler-Gmelin sounds a note of warning. +Both Kestenbaum and Rapoport described the shooting deaths of Palestinians during their tours but had markedly different reactions to the killings. +She also donned a green wig and a green dog collar studded with rhinestones. +AAH has completed divestment of all its builders' supplies interests with the sale of Yorkshire Brick, a self-contained business of AAH Builders Supplies, to Marshalls. +Clark County's economic base is the state's economic base." Opponents of the plan believe that Clark County's Colorado water, plus properly conserved water from basins within its own borders, would last well into the next century. +Mr. Fomon would often race up to the Hutton executive floor in the morning to borrow a few dollars to pay the cab driver waiting downstairs. +The company that makes Mazola Corn Oil has agreed to stop using advertisements that imply the product alone can reduce cholesterol, officials say. +Unemployment in the 12-nation European Community held steady at 8.6 percent in July, the EC's statistical office said Monday. +The State Department revived charges Friday that Romania's ruling party has used violence and intimidation against opposition groups during the campaign for Sunday's national elections. +The deficit was cut from 5% of the gross provincial product to 3%. +"During the campaign you have showed me what to change, what not to change and how to carry out the changes," said the candidate whose party has been in power for 60 years. +After 20 months and little legislation, President Ghulam Ishaq Khan dismissed Ms. Bhutto's government, charging her with corruption and ineptitude. +That was until someone at the top went ahead and got us this new phone system," she babbles, her voice quivering and her hands fidgeting. +Finnish consumer prices increased 3.4% in August from a year earlier, the Central Statistical Office said. +The DAX 30-stock index dropped 7.84 points to 1724.80, as the market continued its recent consolidation. +The pilot, whose name was withheld pending notification of relatives, was assigned to the 2nd Marine Aviation Wing at Cherry Point Marine Air Station in North Carolina, Kozloski said. +It is ready to pour FFr2bn (Pounds 200m) into making the ports more competitive. The dockers' leaders are expected to present a counter-proposal next week. +Many of the pilgrims must simply have made a mistake. +Hugh G. Chang, an 83-year-old retired Ministry of Finance official, fled to Taiwan in 1948 to help set up a government for the beleagured Nationalists and their leader Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. +Monday's 88.12-point rally in the Dow Jones industrial average, to 2,657.38, went a long way toward calming fears that the stock market was headed for some sort of replay of the Crash of 1987. +And furthermore, drones the chorus on the Street, prices usually rise until partway through a recession. +Gelb, 65, is expected to retire from the news department early next year and move to a senior position in the Times Company. +In a country grappling with political uncertainty, he went out of his way to strengthen the hand of the Solidarity trade union and to encourage changes throughout Eastern Europe. +Revoking China's MFN status would also send tariffs soaring on China-made good sent to the United States by Hong Kong. +Last week, the administration announced it would give Haiti $18 million to buy food. +Now a museum run by the state Department of Parks and Recreation, the sprawling home is one of the most popular tourist attractions in California. +In 1946, the Red Army entered northern Iran and set up a puppet republic with the aim of controlling all of Azerbaijan. +One patient comments 'The Spanish are folkloric even when they conquer.' +The company said that the results would have been even better had it not been for dollar weakness. +Officials said the pilot cut the engine, and the plane landed under power from the remaining engine. +Of the 180 constituency parties responding, only 82 supported variations of one member one vote for selecting parliamentary candidates. +Ireland's GPA Group Ltd. joined the aircraft buying spree Tuesday, announcing a record-breaking order for 308 new planes valued at $17 billion. +"If you look at these lakes _ the ones that are acidic _ they are very small lakes _ very shallow lakes," Driscoll said. +D'Arcy will plan media buying with NBC's in-house advertising staff and will handle placement of all print, outdoor and radio advertisements. +"I see the same situation now as I saw in the late '70s," when inflation and interest rates surged, he said. +It also coincides with Alaska Attorney General Douglas Baily's disclosure that Justice Department and Exxon attorneys might file a plea bargain settlement Friday over pending criminal charges for environmental damages from the spill. +Root made only one reference to trouble with the July 13 flight, moments before he apparently blacked out for unknown reasons, according to a tape and transcript released Monday by the Federal Aviation Administration. +Now that Schroders has taken the plunge on disclosure it turns out that the company does indeed have much to boast about. +But Litan of the Brookings Institution said so many House members had lost battles for hometown institutions that they weren't willing to approve breaks for banking committee insiders. +"My sister worked at Boeing for 27 years and that was considered successful. +"We all loved heavy rock bands from the 1970s: Black Sabbath, AC-DC. +Peter Dowding, state premier, said a "dramatic decline in Bond Corp.'s public position" has affected the project. +If enacted, the rule would move thrift accounting closer to the methods used by bank regulatory agencies. +Senior leader Deng Xiaoping reportedly is the only one who has stayed on. +But although artifice plays a major role in property design, theater professionals strive to make their fake edibles look real. +"We like to think of ourselves as the Mel Fisher of the oil patch," said Western Chairman Steven S. McGuire, referring to the celebrated undersea treasure hunter. +In addition, Mr. Clausen said that BankAmerica's aggressive shrinkage is winding down, although he said the company will soon disclose the sale of an overseas unit with $1 billion in assets. +Bechtel Group's PAC listens to recommendations, but the final choice rests with a company-named group that, says Bechtel, favors a bipartisan approach. +Price admitted to killing all four in taped confessions, said state prosector Jeffrey Pine. +One of the most thankless and unrewarding positions to be in today is that of the financial adviser waiting for the recession. +Schmitz said it wasn't clear how much effect the visa-waiver program would have but that some estimates predicted a 10 percent increase in U.S.-bound travel from Japan. +Pollsters predict people who go to the polls this year are likely to be in a gloomy and downright ugly mood. +Kuhnle and Zerda, both standing between their vehicle and the suspect's car, were hit and died instantly, said Cox. +Mrs. Nuzum, for instance, couldn't sleep the night before her sale. +That disaster crippled the Valley's economy and forced growers to replant trees that were expected to mature this season and produce a full crop for the first time. +Musicland will use proceeds for working capital, acquistions and adding and renovating stores, American Can said. +Wilcox was scheduled to be court-martialed Saturday on larceny and house-breaking charges, said Griffiss spokesman Carl Sahre. +His arrival at the home of relatives in Tampa in June of that year sparked community protest and a bomb threat, and he left after a few months, returning to California. +The debentures will be redeemed at 101.05% plus interest accrued from Oct. 1. +Those detained included a retired Army sergeant who has been living in West Germany, the Times said. +He's no great risk-taker." The ringing declaration, the apocalyptic pronouncement were not Shultz's style. +The summer months typically represent the low point during the year for the book-to-bill ratio. +Mr Helmut Kohl and Mr John Major, both needing French co-operation on other issues, agreed not to make the Gatt an issue at the EC Edinburgh summit last December. +The Journal is off base in suggesting that the Senate, in carrying out its constitutional duty to advise and consent to judicial nominations, should not ask whether the nominee belongs to organizations that discriminate. +Due to reduced supplies of cut-rate oil from the Soviet Union, Cuba has implemented a 10 percent energy-savings plan to prevent blackouts, but new austerity measures might be needed to avoid electricity failures, Castro said. +But the judge said the evidence so far didn't support charges that the South African Defense Force was still providing funds for violent activities. +"The coca boom began when the jungle was opened up," says Edgar Machado, a professor at the National Agrarian University in Lima and an expert on coca. "That was when the migration of landless campesinos began. +It specializes in antisubmarine warfare, especially towed sonar arrays, which are underwater listening devices towed behind Navy ships submarines and used to listen for enemy submarines. +In a written order, Boyle advised defense attorneys that he would not accept their "necessity defense." +With growth this year expected to reach 5% to 6%, Asia will outpace the predicted rate of about 2% for nations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. +"There are fewer unions in the high-tech area, and those that are are not organizing as effectively," said Selwin Price, a partner at Grant Thornton. +Shin Bet makes the relationship between the people no good." +Mr. Darman battled more vigorously than the other two against parts of the administration's Clean Air bill; he and Mr. Boskin also argued that Mr. Bush should criticize the bill passed by the Senate for deviating from an agreed-to compromise. +Mr. Siegel no longer claims, if he ever did, that Mr. Wigton and Mr. Tabor did anything wrong. +Nolan is charged with open counts of murder, meaning the jury sets the degree. +For instance, Brussels aims to loosen manufacturers' monopoly over spare parts and to reduce obstacles to cross-border car purchases, repeatedly blamed by consumers' organisations for creating gaping differences in car prices across the EU. +The Northeast, where new power will be needed soon, would feel the effects sooner than states with a surplus of electricity. +But existing TV channels won't have to switch to D2-MAC. +The Philadelphia Inquirer reported last week that a secret plan already had been worked out and would be unveiled after Tuesday's election. +Mattel rose 3/8 to 22 3/8 after Merrill Lynch raised its long-term investment rating on the stock to the firm's highest level. +PISTON President Medardo Roda was arrested Monday and charged with inciting sedition. +Coleco reported its earnings after the market closed yesterday. +They called in Dr. Jim Sheridan from Carle Clinic in Urbana. +This could be beating the FT-SE index or coming in the top half or quartile in the company's own sector. +Tokyo is the world's most expensive city. +DD Acquisition is jointly owned by Unicorp Canada Corp. and Cara Operations Ltd., both of Toronto. +We understand this is part of an overall review of Western banks. +Since that target was set six years ago, millions of dollars have been provided for the arts, spending on a scale unprecedented in the 25 years since independence from Britain. +Fort Bragg spokesmen would say only that Army units there were participating in a routine "emergency deployment readiness exercise." +The stock market's recent rally could be another sign that the economy isn't heading for recession, a few analysts said. +Chadwick was unsure what further measures were being taken at the site at midmorning. +Japan plans to assemble as many as 100 of the fighter jets in the mid-1990s at a total cost of more than $1.8 billion. +Gallery owners said the River North art district should recover quickly from the fire. +I'm happy to give you some samples later on.' +His capacity for work was legendary. +This was more than double the market share of its nearest rivals. +The company said net proceeds of $36,277,800 will be added to working capital for general purposes and to finance the acquisition of new manufacturing and office facilities for this maker of telephone-call automation equipment. +They suggested that people have different interpretations of what it means. +Now, VR has a much closer relationships with its franchises. +Herring told reporters after his indictment that he felt "in the same position right now as Jesus was when he was on the cross. Right now, it's open season on ministers." Leyva's followers maintain his innocence. +Giant Yellowknife closed at 33.75 dollars, up 50 cents, in Toronto Stock Exchange trading yesterday. +Theo Pitt, chairman of the U.S. League of Savings Institutions, was dismayed at the fees projection and "confused" by the Bank Board's rapidly changing numbers. +A Palestine Liberation Organization official told an Israeli daily the PLO wants to negotiate peace but would not abandon attacks against Israel. +Other major oil companies said they didn't have any midyear plans to increase their 1988 budgets. +Cogeneration is the simultaneous production of electricity and steam heat from a single fuel such as natural gas. +"I shouldn't have gotten that emotional or let it affect me that much. +Only two companies have more than 10 per cent of capacity. Some of the industry's biggest producers have therefore grasped the opportunity to merge their businesses. +Since the turn of the century, more than 2 million whales have been reported killed for food, oil, cosmetics and other products. +Later in the morning, Gesell added four other people to the pool of potential jurors, bringing the total to 11 of the 50 the judge wants to have from which to choose. +"It isn't like the uncertainty (surrounding Niagara Mohawk) has moved into the background," says Robin M. Jaffe, a utility analyst at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. +But she said Quinn prolonged "the agony for two years" by not allowing Zaccaro to plead to a lesser count of cocaine possession. +You surprise me with your 'Shoot-out in the DC corral' (February 12/13) editorial. What in effect you propose is a no-win situation. +One size does not fit all. +The pilot's association has filed one of about 20 lawsuits challenging the federal government's drug testing requirements. +Credit Suisse First Boston Ltd. snared its second giant Eurodollar bond deal in less than a week, leading a $350 million offering for Sweden. +She made no further comment. +He umpired the first match at Roland Garros Stadium in Paris, in 1928. +Governments officials say more will be known next spring when CDC releases a study of the incidence of selected cancers in Vietnam veterans. +It has tripled its engineering staff to nearly 300 in the past two years and plans to have 500 sales representatives peddling endoscopic equipment next year, up from 150 in 1989. +Now the judge has directed Plasse to pay the costs. +Michaelene Packer Grassli was named president of the children's program Primary. +Thomas Noto, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic Florida, in Fort Lauderdale, says: "When you show a surgeon a case of significant coronary disease, there's only one cure for it: surgery. +What's happening in Germany is the drug industry's worst nightmare of how the global debate over genetic engineering might go. +Toll messages, which numbered 1.4 billion, should grow between 6% and 10%. +"I've brought more money into Nashville than anybody else," Boner said. "We lived up to our commitments. +Some ICI directors argue that the business as it stands is too complex and far-reaching to be understood by any one person. +But after a daylong workout Wednesday, the group decided there wasn't enough time to go on with the scheduled 8 p.m. opening, troupe spokeswoman Linzi Bagshaw said. +An acre-foot of water is enough to cover one acre to a depth of one foot. +The Communist Party said Thursday that two prominent Bolsheviks were innocent of anti-Soviet activity and political mistakes, the charges Josef Stalin used to destroy them in the 1930s. +The Exxon officers say, nonetheless, that the company was more than just a bystander in the industry's big mergers and probably would have made a major acquisition if the bidding hadn't gotten so spirited. +And then down the road, we have enormous commonality of interest with China, but it will not be the same under a brutal and repressive regime. +"I tell you, I sit there looking at those blank pages, but I want to give readers an idea what it's like in that house they drive by," he said, referring to the White House. +These rules allow stock with a value of up to around Pounds 75,000 to be loaned under these circumstances. Jones says the rule has had the effect of giving comfort to brokers and helping to increase liquidity in shares generally. +"If we did nothing else, we showed the importance of standing by your principles and policies which you think are in the best interest of the country," said leader David Owen after the national committee reached its decision. +Sweden reckoned on $1.31 billion in alcohol revenue in its 1989 budget, and plowed back $8.6 million to fight alcoholism. +Klingeborn said scientists worked for months to isolate the virus believed to undermine the seals' disease-fighting immune system, leading to fatal pneumonia or liver infection. +While these may be theory to you, to us they are terribly real, nerve-shattering, heartbreaking," the Episcopal minister said. +Sellers and organizers convicted in a kidney transaction could be jailed for up to four years, Erel said. +But Nasry Iskander, chemist and chief conservator of the Egyptian Antiquities Organization, wasn't sure at first if he would succeed. +Springer is writing his memoirs. +By decision of the republic's parliament, Soviet passports gradually will be replaced by the Lithuanian ones, the newspaper said. +Filter Queen, which had sales of $9.4 million (Canadian) for the 1986 nine months, sells vacuum cleaners in Canada under license from Health-Mor. +Officially designated by both unions and producers as "endangered theaters," they are victims of an arbitrary division between Broadway and off-Broadway. +EDITOR'S NOTE: Walter R. Mears, veteran political reporter for The Associated Press, is now executive editor. +According to the Maastricht treaty, the member states are required to consult the newly-elected European parliament on its nomination for Commission president. +The "CBS Evening News," however, continued in first place, adding to the consternation of NBC, which has seen "Nightly News" fall from first to third in the three-way network news race this season. +One big Midwestern manufacturing company, for example, has called in the Winthrop Group to chronicle an experimental project on an ongoing basis. +In contrast, one memory card - a mini printed circuit board packed with memory chips and a battery - can store eight designs. More important, the technology will help Vanners react more quickly to changes in tie fashion. +Instead he is picking up the broken crockery caused by the scandal involving his predecessor Mr Mariano Rubio. 'The public seems to think that everyone in the Bank of Spain is under suspicion,' says Mr Rojo with a stab at humour. +Some phone companies appeal to another popular consumer emotion: fear. +Through several years of hearings, the two Catholic groups maintained their position that the lawsuit was invalid and that they wouldn't comply with the subpoena, until Judge Carter declared them in contempt of court in May 1986. +The Town Car continues to show what a big American car can be and likely will be for the foreseeable future. +The Arts Council got an unexpected Pounds 5.1m increase, and there will be less talk of arts companies closing. Dorrell is different from past arts and heritage ministers in being wary of going native. +By a 5-0 vote, the commission Wednesday authorized a series of changes, spurred by complaints from unhappy investors who discovered after the October 1987 stock crash that they had signed away their right to sue their brokers. +The narrower Financial Times 30-share index ended 13.2 points firmer at 1975. +Later, music from a particular region of Ireland or England could be featured. +In Wingless, chorale-fragments alternate steadily with fluttery motifs like shepherd's pipes or birdcalls. +Under the heading "board governance," for example, the bureau now lists eight different specifications, including a minimum of five voting members and a policy of pluralism within the board and staff. +We are the ones who invent the myths of the nation." +James H. Schlender, executive administrator of the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission, called for federal legislation making it a crime to interfere with the exercise of federal treaty protected rights. +Thinking quick, Boeing's photo chief managed to have the 707 fly beneath the press plane for a shot or two. +ICI's case is typical of most 'multinationals', claims Hu. Ownership and control. +Moscow plans to withdraw 10,000 of its approximately 50,000 troops in Poland this year and to leave completely by 1993, a Polish general disclosed. +The information is supplied by other sources, and Dialog pays them royalties. +He even spent three and a half years in prison after getting into a drunken fight. +Two women were rescued from the brink of Horseshoe Falls after they jumped from their boat and clung to rocks until workers rescued them. +Like the grubby beggars on the streets thrusting out their plastic coffee cups, Mitch Snyder was a goad. +It was convened by commission chairman Andrzej Wajda, Poland's leading filmmaker. +He says he is an electrician but won't give his name. +"They saw a large object with a parachute leave the plane," he said, adding that agents weren't certain at first what went out the door at 7,500 feet. +Asked about the future, IBM spokesperson Keith Mary Rantas yesterday had no comment. +Several punched and beat him and he was taken by ambulance to a hospital, his face bloody. +But dealers said base prices on Cherokee, Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer jumped an average of $103. +Pakistan has denied fueling the secessionist movement. +Aoun rejected Hrawi's election and opposes the peace accord because it does not include a timetable for withdrawal of Syria's 40,000 troops from Lebanon. +The Senate Appropriations Committee on Friday amended Sinner's request into the budget. +The company told analysts its third-quarter operating results are likely to be lower than its second-quarter results. +Increases in the ratio of debt to equity foretell economic doom, they say. +National Semiconductor Corp. and a start-up named Ramtron Corp. plan to start shipping so-called ferroelectric memories, which can remember data for at least 10 years without any current flowing to them. +She said that at the time she worked in the West German chancellor's office and she had to "overcome many scruples" in order to get herself to meet Thieme's requests. +This is already happening within Europe through the EC. On a global level, the first international conference on harmonisation in Brussels last November was an important step toward bringing the US, Japan and Europe into line. +Asia produced a 30 per cent increase in revenues but turned in a loss. +Junk bonds are high-risk, high-yield bonds often used to finance corporate takeovers. +The Brussels-based group distributed the report during the International Labor Organization's annual conference in Geneva. +They allege the hospital deliberately swapped babies on them, that their real child is healthy. +Chief among the slew of statements by West German officials yesterday was Bundesbank President Karl Otto Poehl's remark that the central bank is "very satisfied" with the state treaty between East and West Germany on economic and social unification. +Unlike most chief executives, he does not head straight for the subsidiary president to review the quarterly results. +This puts it in the second league of South African life companies. +African governments have charged royalties to foreign carriers. +However, they said people should still hold down fat consumption. +They are fighting for a limited number of consumer dollars. +Mr. Zamarello has since sued Barclays, alleging breach of contract; a Barclays lawyer calls the action "frivolous." +There will however be a clear improvement in the result during the second half of the year. +Wolf said the company would more than double its service to Europe in 1991 by adding destinations. +Other crew members, and especially the navigator, should then double-check this on their instruments and challenge any discrepancy. +The governing party was shaken earlier by sex and money scandals. +Equities, said traders, had no option but to follow suit. Turnover rose from DM8.3bn to DM9.5bn. +Officials at Wheeling, W.Va., about 25 miles downstream from Weirton, canceled an emergency planning meeting that had been scheduled for Thursday. +Most were alarmed when it accepted government money for leadership elections. +In southwestern North Dakota, about 4 inches of snow fell overnight and during the morning between Bowman and Mott. +The company expects to make pre-tax profits of more than Pounds 5m in the year to March 31 1994. Mr Alan Wheatley, a former chairman of venture capital group 3i who had agreed to be chairman of the company, has withdrawn. +The company's light truck sales fell 1.2 percent for the period and 0.2 percent for the year. +The Marine Corps today declared two officers missing from last week's fighting in the Persian Gulf "killed in action" and disclosed that they reported a hostile radar had locked on their helicopter gunship before it disappeared. +There are even three intricately "plaited," gently distended nests by the weaver birds of India and Africa. +In one, planes attached to metal rods engage in a dogfight. +It is increasingly difficult 'to be young, Irish and Catholic' he said in a message read in churches throughout the city. +"It gives us the potential to expand our customer base in the spot market," Mr. Allison said. +And shareholders are going to be influenced by the past performance of the company." +The state's congressional delegation, who supported creation of the commission, said they would not fight the closing if it is justified. +But other OPEC nations, including the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Iraq also are reported to be producing far in excess of their assigned quotas. +Hollinger said the new company will continue to print the northern editions of the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph newspapers, and spare capacity will be used to print News International's Sun and News of the World. +Volume came to 561.5 million shares, compared with 419.2 million shares Wednesday. +Guessing from my map and the sun, I head down an alley of small shops. +The AWACS generally flies only with fighters in the area to protect it, but still is extremely vulnerable to attack. +Or "Rory Stories, Vol. 1": the "humorous adventures of a talking Shetland sheepdog named Rory O'More." No, at the Brautigan Library you will never find a book that is on the bestseller list or even at your favorite bookstore. +Some economists say recent data, including yesterday's reports on housing and inflation, are either neutral or bullish for both the stock and bond markets this year. +"They are not quite in the spending mood," said Rad Cagle, an oil show director, sporting a Stetson hat and snake-skin boots. +Soviet influence was everywhere in the camp, from the concrete three-story military barracks to Red Army maps. +Graduates typically go to work in the maritime industry or for the Goast Guard or the military. +The Capcom Futures unit withdrew from Board of Trade membership voluntarily in August, a Board of Trade spokesman said. +Simon Higlett's settings use the space and the height to the full. +The situation is analogous to a country-store owner who trades rifles for a farmer's grain crop. +"We're not going to try to nickel and dime you to death, as this administation has done," he said. +The company will invest $3 million in the plant over five years. +Some blue chips lost ground on profit-taking. +And perfection does not come cheap. +First, Democrats voted overwhelmingly against the stripped-down version of the bill, which would have provided the S&L cleanup agency with the funds. +World Market Activity Share prices fell amid a lack of investor enthusiasm in Tokyo Friday, reversing early morning gains. +Mr. Drake himself says the Texas attorney general's office investigated his business when it began, arguing that by charging a fee, it was improperly taking some of the money owed the dependent children. +The upshot is that local farmers are protected from competition with farmers elsewhere. +SCHOLL is to set up a joint venture in India with local company Piramal Enterprises responsible for the marketing, sale and distribution of Scholl products in the subcontinent. +His commentaries sometimes take an off-beat approach. "I think that's the delight in being in sports; you can do a lot of things you can't do (in other fields)," he said. +The second would deal with an overall Middle East settlement. +"Normally everything goes to the Soviet Union, but we can only prove the way to Czechoslovakia and Hungary, and the rest is speculation," Prechtel said. +Haitians also are electing 110 members of a bicameral National Assembly, 134 mayors, 268 municipal council members and 1,695 county officials. +Mesa doesn't own any gas transmission or distribution facilities. +A strong dollar makes U.S. exports more expensive on markets abroad. +A Morris County elections official had refused to allow Richard Kreimer, who listed a park bench and a post-office box as his address, to vote because he did not have a permanent address. +"I didn't want to have anything to do with those people, I somehow got pulled into it and then feared they would pressure me if I did not cooperate," Kolasch told the court. +Soybeans for delivery in November fell as low as $5.80 a bushel during the session, the lowest price for near-term soybeans since Aug. 3. +Market participants played down speculation about whether the Kuwait Investment Office plans to sell its 14.6% stake in Daimler to help finance reconstruction of its war-ravaged country. +Thus Derrick Bell of Harvard Law School says Mr. Thomas "doesn't think like a black." +Union officials attending a convention of about 800 union members that began Monday voiced praise for the bill sponsored by U.S. Rep. William Clay. +"They climbed up on the bridge to take people off. They lined up to volunteer. +The Palestinian owners used to send money back to families here; now they have returned jobless. +The scholarships are provided to the students, who in return work in Third World countries after graduation for several years as part of the Roberts ministry. +But other stations and networks are experimenting, too. +The stock market yesterday found it difficult to establish a sense of direction after Tuesday's rally, as prices moved higher and then lower before closing mixed in moderate trading. +That sounds attractive to some institutional investors, especially as they assume the government will stand behind the bonds despite the lack of a full faith and credit guarantee by the Treasury. +Houk, 39, was accused of twice failing to call the HRS abuse hotline when he received calls about Bradley. +With that in mind, Mr. Kroll said his firm is selling some of its holdings in stocks that have become takeover targets, such as Kraft and RJR Nabisco, and is slowly moving the funds into other so-called defensive issues. +In composite trading Friday on the New York Stock Exchange, Gillette's shares rose 25 cents to close at $38.50 each. +Getting rid of the committee, which Pennzoil co-chairs, would save Texaco $7 million a year in expenses, according to Texaco's bankruptcy-law counsel, Harvey Miller. +Debt issues that have below-investment-grade ratings are usually termed junk bonds. +Singer-actress Bette Midler and her husband have bought a 38-acre property on Kauai Island that the federal government confiscated in a drug case. +The only reason to grow a big hog today, says Mrs. Perry, is for sport. +The market will continue to respond to earnings outlook news, with companies that revise their forecasts downward being sold off. +Also pleading guilty before U.S. District Judge Claude A. Hilton was Jack Sherman, a civilian purchasing official with the Marine Corps. +So on Jan. 1 of this year, the institute instructed labs everywhere in the nation to reduce the value of their weights by that amount. +Many times a large buyer wants to purchase from a willing seller at the market price a large block of stock that would trigger this prohibitive rule. +The prosecutor also wants to find out why earlier Army audits and Justice Department investigations of the antiterrorist unit's finances failed to disclose possible links to Col. North or Gen. +In the past, politicians treated Europe as something alien which happened 'over there'. +Kirkham was caught removing water-soaked cartons of medical debris from shoreline boat stalls last November, after the lake northeast of Fort Worth receded following a flood. +Religious ceremonies and other observations were planned for Saturday at the site of the final bloody chapter in the 19th century U.S.-Indian wars. +Many of the officials do business with both Iraq and Iran. +Israel's defense minister said he would cut troops in the occupied territories if violence eased in the 30-month-old Palestinian uprising. +On close inspection, the flowers of black swallowwort are interesting, even beautiful. +Sammler's Planet." The unprecedented sale has them echoing the concerns of Lola Szladits, curator of the Berg Collection of the New York Public Library. +The liberalisation of capital controls throughout the industrialised world is often seen solely as an advantage. +But analysts think such a merger would run afoul of European regulators not quite ready for the calamity that deregulation likely holds for most of Europe's state-owned airlines. +Mideast moderates are a bit like spectators at a football game cheering a two-yard gain in the mud when they know the team lost 10 yards on the previous play and suspect that it will be thrown for another loss on the next down. +Mr. Lee himself refuses to grant interviews for any stories published before the mid-April review date. +Coke executives, some of whom try to avoid using the phrase "uh-huh" in conversations these days, want a fresher approach than the current diet Coke spots, which feature Paula Abdul dancing and singing. +People in the church "just started running and screaming, `He shot them!"' said Arveletta Taylor. +Publicly, administration officials all say they oppose any effort to raise the top rate. +Livestock futures settled lower Tuesday and pork bellies were mixed. +It is a question of priorities - of how much can be achieved, given Egypt's limited resources. Up to the end of last year some Dollars 3bn had been invested in industrial projects in the first generation cities. +"The plan is to start this on a regular basis," says Victor Linnik, Pravda correspondent in New York who's doubling as sales agent as the paper dips its toes into advertising. +USX withheld the proposed purchase price in a printed statement. +The Presidente Rivera is expected to reach Jacksonville, Fla., in five days, and is scheduled to go into drydock in Curacao on July 26, he said. +The operator of Foodtown supermarkets said it was the 12th consecutive quarterly sales gain for the company. +While U.S. government aid is important, Gregory Flynn, an expert of Eastern European affairs at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, said "government money is not going to be a major force" in redevelopment. +A new "poison pill" has been devised by the New York law firm that created the anti-takeover strategy. +"This time, about the only thing that's changed is what constitutes a good or bad day on Wall Street," Ms. Scanlon says. +The suit, filed in Superior Court, seeks class action status and asks that $184.5 million distributed to shareholders in a leveraged buyout be used to pay medical and retirement benefits for employees and retirees. +Riser was formed by American Seaway Foods Inc., a Cleveland food wholesaler; Rini Holding Co. and Rego Cos., Cleveland-based supermarket chains, to combine their operations. +The purchase of Kwidzyn Pulp and Paper marks a new phase in the company's international expansion after its domestic and European growth in the 1980s. +Spar said it will build the devices over the next two years. +Then the company agreed to lease the shelters back from investors, at a monthly rent of $170, net of maintenance expenses. +Several troublemakers and brigands had been imprisoned, including an insurrectionist ringleader, Barrabas, captured in a melee involving fatalities. +They acknowledged taking payoffs from bootleggers in exchange for protecting them from raids by agents from the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division of the state Tax Commission. +"The market seemed to take that and run with it a little bit," said Brendan Dolan, a broker with Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. +But Mr Robert Baker, senior consultant at Mercer Fraser, believes the underlying investment objectives are very similar in many cases. He says: 'The objective of most money purchase schemes is likely to be to beat the median. +This year it is Mr Boris Yeltsin's turn. +The villages already were a barometer late in the late 17th century. +Accountants without a license can practice in California but have to call themselves "unlicensed accountants," according to a state appeals court ruling released Thursday. +Pal Maleter, a 39-year-old Hungarian general, told his wife that his countrymen desperately needed him during their uprising against the Soviets in 1956, and off he went _ on a course that led to his execution. +"Perrier did a tremendous job getting into the market. +Wind-whipped seas devastated the seaweed harvest off Wales, denying Welshmen their traditional St. David's Day breakfast delicacy of laverbread, which is made with the plant. +"There has been more active buying interest in the better quality LBO issuers of zeros," Mr. Ross said. +He was admitted to hospital with chest pain, later diagnosed as a minor heart attack. +A spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York declined to comment on whether he will be indicted. +Factsheet Five also publishes poetry reviews and keeps track of "cassette culture," people who record and distribute their own music. +Comparisons may be pertinent with 1983, a year when the world economy was coming out of recession and Zantac won approval in the US. +The government said its chief economic forecasting gauge dropped a sharp 0.6 percent in January, but an upward revision in the Index of Leading Economic Indicators for December eased fears of an imminent recession. +Opposition political parties condemn excessive reverence for the emperor, which they say is fostered by bureaucrats and the press. +Mr. Chamberlin, whom the spokesman called a "retail consumer marketing expert," formerly was chairman and chief executive officer of Lenox Inc., a Brown-Forman Corp. division that makes fine china and crystal. +It may be overkill, but GM clearly wants to prove that after years of being criticized for taking a short-term view that put profits ahead of quality and customers, the company is committed to doing things differently at Saturn. +The plants are based on Soviet designs. +The proposal provides few details on standards and leaves open the question of who should be responsible for cleaning up contaminated wells. +In export markets, by contrast, the automobile's exclusive, prestige image and lower sales volume require a different dealer organization. +"Two years ago on Fur-Free Friday, I stood with six other people," said Steve Siegel, the group's New York City director. +The 500,000 acre feet compares with the 1.2 million acre feet California farmers lost as a result of the state's water cut-off. +The average salary for all instructors was $29,203, up 5.3% from last year. +Multibank said that in reaching the settlement, it didn't admit liability. +Without Medicaid, underlying growth would have been about 9%," Glaxo's chief executive officer, Ernest Mario, said. +Glenn said $22.4 billion has already been invested in the stealth program, and concluded that it would be "totally irresponsible" to continue production without flight test results. +The videotape will be distributed to members of Congress, state legislators and to students on college campuses. +The question set political watchdogs' noses a-quiver on news that extra tickets for yesterday's royal garden party had been sent to Congress House. False scent. +"I have great respect for Kohl, and great respect for Mrs. Thatcher's approach, and Mitterrand's approach, all of them. +Also narco-terrorism was a part of it," FBI spokesman Milt Ahlerich said about the increased security for Thornburgh. +The market opened higher after two new economic reports suggested that inflationary pressures had eased further during August. +Analysts expect its buying spree to continue this year. +Guilford officials said D&H had lost $8.1 million last year and at least $8 million so far in 1988. +The committee organized by NIH consisted of experts from around the country who evaluate clinical results from experimental use of the toxin in a variety of patients. +If no such developments occur, Bradco anticipates it will tender its shares, the filing said. +Similar measures similar are being considered in Latvia, the third Baltic republic. +On a radio program last week, he unleashed a furious attack on leftist leader Cuauhtemoc Cardenas. +The electric power industry already has shown signs of concern about the Matanoski findings. +Jutting west out of Oakland the bridge is supported underneath only by towers, while the central cantilevered section is held up by steel girders from above as well as towers. +"We went in with our eyes open but didn't expect to spend so much time dealing with local problems," says Larry D. Horner, the chairman and chief executive of the merged firm and previously the top man at Peat. +The document "continues to focus on areas that are best dealt with at the national level," a U.K. official said. +"The question is not, `Will Williams fall under 50 (percent),' but `Will he get over 60?"' said Richard Murray, director of the poll for the newspapers by the Public Policy Center at the University of Houston. +Chrysler, which bought AMC last year, decided earlier this year to close a 5,500-worker assembly plant in Kenosha by year's end, leaving only an engine plant and some metal-stamping operations operating. +Residents of Judea, Samaria and Gaza will not be allowed to leave the territories via the Jordan River bridges. +The heat released by the plutonium's decay is converted into electricity by instruments called thermocouples. +"I'm happy with a 29 share and I'm sure my colleagues at the other networks would be as well." +FDIC attorneys argued that those charges were irrelevant to whether Ernst & Whinney did an adequate job of auditing Continental, Mr. Underwood said. +Chatham operations will be suspended for an additional 10 days in September and Springfield's medium-truck assembly line will be shut down for another five days in October, the company said. +Tamils want to set up an independent nation in the northeast, where most of them live and where they are a majority. +The Pentagon has missed congressional deadlines for three reports on important military issues and does not have a secretary representing it during a special 90-day strategic military policy review ordered by Bush. +Net income, including discontinued operations, was $7.16 a share, up from $4.29 a share. +Two other daughters of Ms. Valente were freed in December 1989. +But Apollo Chairman and CEO Thomas A. Vanderslice said Wednesday that the company's earnings due out next week would show "very strong" results. +Third-party developers were livid. +Karl Zukerman, executive vice president of the organization, predicted that at least 72,000 Jews will apply to enter the United States next fiscal year. +But the South Korean market also has major problems. +Almost 13 years after the malpractice lawsuit was filed, a jury in Manhattan's State Supreme Court awarded $4 million to Schmertz's widow, Phyllis, who lives in Florida. +The group could identify important compounds that would give Genentech a advantage in the international marketplace and enhance the U.S. position as a leader in biotechnology, a NASA statement said. +Throughout his tenure, Mr. Marcos pumped money into the province. +The country made nearly 75 percent of its payments on the principal and interests in 1988, or about $350 million dollars to creditors. +After several lackluster years and a string of quarterly losses from a moribund product line, Mr. Sanders pushed the development of "clones" of Intel's extremely profitable "386" microprocessor. +"FERRIS BUELLER" (premieres Sept. 17): This is a half-hour tribute to the proposition that anybody can write a realllllllly dumb sitcom. +Nor did he know that North had sought help from arms dealers Albert Hakim and Richard V. Secord, a retired Air Force major general, in arming the Contras. +Such programs, however, account for only a fraction of the total broadcasting fare, rendering Mitsubishi's "auto-cut" capability useless for much of the day's programming. +Although NASA and the Air Force permitted live television coverage of the landing, as they did for Friday's blastoff from Cape Canaveral, Fla., everything in between was blacked out. +A total of 721,459 vehicles were exported to the European Economic Community, down 3.2 percent from a year earlier. +Douglas, a 48-year-old Glenview artist, was shot when he told his lover he was leaving her to return to his wife and children, prosecutors said. +Thousands of ethnic Albanians took to the streets to protest and officials reported 24 people, including two policemen, were killed and more than 200 were injured in fighting early last week. +"The yen is leading the mark, and leading the Swiss franc," Mary Anne Tompkins, a senior trader for Royal Bank of Canada in New York, said. +Separately, Standard & Poor's Corp., noting the latest announcement, said it lowered its rating on Todd's $75 million in subordinated debt to double-C from single-B-minus. +Aoun's gunners shelled the militia squad as it was returning to base, and Geagea's men responded. +"He kept on saying, `Give me the knife.' "I said, `No, I want to live! +The ground is covered with prickly pear cactus and creosote bushes, the high, spindly ocotillo called buggy whips and the needle-pointed lechuguilla. +Separately, Bear, Stearns & Co., New York, said it holds a 7.3% JWT stake for itself and for the accounts of its clients. +He was in good spirits Monday and spent time watching music videos, she said. +"At the moment, there is almost nothing we can do." The reluctance of West German companies to make any firm investment commitment in East Germany could brake the arrival of the economic boom that many economists and politicians have predicted. +The London-based human rights group says the government has detained many hundreds, perhaps thousands of opponents without charge or trial or sentenced them to prison terms after unfair military trials. +Dr Mahathir would no longer seek a weekly audience with the king. There would be no more state funds for the upkeep of royal yachts, and no more allocations for work on royal homes. By the end of last week Dr Mahathir had moved forward the big guns. +The status of the GAO study hasn't been made public. +He didn't have a text prepared or need a meeting with his staff. He delivered a blunt assessment of how he believed Israel might have provoked the murder. +The same $51,300 wage base applies. +'A civilian government, yes, but one that he is certain will be able to guarantee his security, and not investigate allegations of corruption,' as one put it. Others fear the general has become wedded to power. +An elaborate ceremony had been planned to officially welcome the Soviet president at the vast square in central Beijing. +It had alleged fraud and violations of the False Claims Act, saying tests on about 20 heat exchangers for the MX were never properly conducted. +He said Caltrans is also exploring all those alternatives in other programs. +The renovation of the zoo was supposed to cost $28 million, but came in at about $30 million, partly because work took several months longer than anticipated, Stern said. +He said Vermont Yankee notified the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and officials in Vermont and New Hampshire, part of which lies within the plant's 10-mile emergency-planning zone. +There is also a fear that companies, and possibly their lenders and insurers, will be made liable for the cost of cleaning up pollution. Meanwhile, both the pressure groups and the fund managers are learning to talk to each other. +The buyers are undertaking a significant risk because the building, in the heart of midtown, soon will be completely vacant following Penney's departure. +The sale is part of Midlantic's recently announced program to divest $3.2 billion of assets in an effort to boost capital levels and profitability. +If we want to continue to be number one, we need to transcend the legacy of modernism - modern thought and modern institutions, including bureaucracy. You know how different American society is today compared to 1960 or even 1970. +Some other companies, though, says Randy Paschke of CPAs Arthur Andersen, are delaying changes, even though that will mean windfalls for executives overseas. +The shares will be issued at $31.35 each, the bank said. +Harari and Cedeno were not previously in the Vatican embassy but it was not known where they were arrested. +In each case, Coast Guard survival craft requirements were found inadequate, but there has been no change in the regulations. +Manufactured goods exports, now accounting for about 70 per cent of total exports, would grow 16.5 per cent this year, against 17 per cent in 1992. +The first song he learned was "There's an Old Spinning Wheel in the Parlor." "It took forever," he said. +But she exists in a cocoon; she only knows how to make her own inner world real onstage. +The eight-year bonds have a 7% coupon at par, and the borrower acted as its own lead manager. +In reporting second-quarter earnings, Mr. Tisch said the outlook for the rest of the year is uncertain as a result of the current writers' strike. +Ready to "take the Nestea Plunge" again? +The Fitzgeralds' program was the first of its kind, and quickly inspired an assortment of imitators. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which rose 38.94 points last week and reached its highest levels of the year, dropped back 11.74 to 2,131.22 by noontime on Wall Street. +Edberg and Jarryd, however, chose relocation to London. +(It looked as if she had been given the head of the choreographer). +Three Democratic members of the committee _ Sens. John Glenn of Ohio, Timothy Wirth of Colorado and Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts _ have led the fight against Stello. +Aircraft manufacturers will be hard-pressed to meet the anticipated demand for new planes to replace aging jetliners, industry analysts say. +A former geisha said Uno had paid her to be his mistress, and he resigned after the Liberal Democrats' upper house loss. +China had been expected to enter the market for 300,000 metric tons of sugar. +On Friday, President Bush proposed diplomatic exchanges with Iraq. +TREASURY BILLS: Results of the Tuesday, January 22, 1991, auction of short-term U.S. government bills, sold at a discount from face value in units of $10,000 to $1 million: 6.14% 13 weeks; 6.21% 26 weeks. +Ding Xiangqi, vice president of China's official Xinhua News Agency, has died of lung cancer at age 58, the agency reported Sunday. +Journalists end up in deep trouble if they blur the line between fact and fiction, but the writers at the American Comedy Network thrive on keeping people guessing about what's real and what's not. +However, although a reduction in armaments could undoubtedly lessen tension, it is not a long-term aim in itself. +Both U.S. Surgical and Ethicon sell disposable gallbladder kits that include most of the required accessories, and they plan similar packages for other procedures. +We have lost them all, along with the pavilion which stood at the meeting point of the garden's four canals. +Every move is tightly directed, down to the extras who in the dazzling ball scene (attractively choreographed by Vassili Sulich) created constantly shifting views by just moving the chairs. +Yesterday, he accused Moscow of direct involvement in the latest coup attempt and warned that hostilities threatened to spread the war beyond the north Caucasus and 'throughout Russia'. +Aside from promising not to raise taxes, both candidates are at opposite ends on most issues, including abortion rights. +"References to ass have been adjusted to the inoffensive and unambiguous donkey," he said. +Still, several factors may well begin to put downward pressure on crude oil futures prices, including the recent reiteration by Iraq that it is ready to resume oil exports once United Nations sanctions are lifted. +The British pound, which continues to benefit from recent comments by Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson, was quoted late yesterday at $1.7156, up from $1.6989 in New York late Friday. +These engineering assistants find much more work than engineers." Such innovations are possible for AbuZayd because his university is private and tuitions are the Sudanese-pound equivalnt to $416 to $500 a year. +Then she poses with her children as her wheelchair-bound husband looks the other way. As I steady my lens, her sister sneaks up beside me. +On Wednesday, Nicaraguan police detained opposition leaders, and Managua suspended two radio stations from broadcasting news and closed another station for a day. +The problems were underlined by Aldo Malandra, of Associazione Nazionale fra Industrie Automobilistiche (ANFIA, the Italian automobile industries association): 'These are difficult times for the whole automobile industry. +The United States, which supports the resistance guerrillas, has said it would not consider ending its trade and aid embargo or normalizing ties until the last Vietnamese troops leave. +"It will be very tough to take the medicine of a tax increase as we enter an election year." +The 10-year San Diego Police Department veteran said in a recent interview that the first call was for an assault with a deadly weapon. +For a while, it isn't much of a contest. +Regulators and prosecutors also cautioned that it is difficult to prosecute wrongdoers, and may be harder still to recover substantial portions of the losses. +Faced with a two-year population boom, family planning authorities today said pressure will be increased on local cadres to enforce China's one-child-per-family limit, which has been widely defied. +"The only thing I can tell you is that we trusted these people. Just the same way you trust your doctor or you would trust your mechanic. +In the sting, FBI agents posed as businessmen offering money for legislative favors. +Government officials openly bicker about economic policy. +Earnings in the current quarter are almost certain to fall as well. +An internal company investigation "could not produce any evidence indicating that the death was mine-related," a Consol report said. +As the West Coast cold front pushes through the Midwest tonight and Wednesday, snow was expected across the Dakotas into Minnesota and Wisconsin. +The West Galilee fire chief, Yossi Ben-Ezra, said it was the worst fire ever in Galilee. +Mr. Glatstein said he approved of Zale's restructuring plans, which call for closing 400 of the chain's 2,000 stores. +Quoting Interior Ministry sources, the agency said Friday's arson attack followed the arrest of the alleged kidnappers and release of the two captives. +Over the past five years the number of contracts has more than doubled and the number of suppliers tripled. Nissan claims that the Dollars 3bn of local parts it procured in the US last year already exceeded its voluntary plan of Dollars 2.9bn for 1994. +Our opponents tell us and tell the American people that Reaganomics has failed; that, because of problems we have yet to solve, America has failed. +Iligan is about 500 miles south of Manila. +The vote showed he had lost the nation's confidence. +"There were bodies lying on all sides," one witness at Bab-el-Oued reported. "The soldiers were piling them into trucks, one body on top of another." The witness and others reported several dozen people were injured and taken away in ambulances. +The United States proposed shifting percentages needed to approve a loan so that it would have a veto over new loans whenever it could get Canada to go along with it. +The issue of employee ownership looms as a major hurdle in resolving the disarray at the company. +As for Andersen, Mr. Weinbach said there is "nothing inconsistent with being the premier computer-systems firm and the premier audit and tax firm at the same time." +Bryant introduced legislation to prohibit clear-cutting in any national forest in which one-tenth of the acreage of available commercial timberland has already been harvested by clear-cutting. Many national forests would be affected, he said. +Gregory Maugeri stepped down as president and chief executive officer 4G Data Systems Inc. "to restore confidence in the company," a 4G spokesman said. +A healthier labor force, it is asserted, would be more productive. +Sales were moderate and occurred mainly in Central Asian, West African and American growths. +Critics object to the practice of encouraging new mothers in poor countries to give up breast-feeding by distributing free formula through hospitals. +The referendum, up for vote Saturday, has heightened existing racial tension in the ethnically diverse city, community leaders said. +Drabec said Robinson may not actually be a member of the BGF; she said she heard he was trying to join. +"We want to get students exposed to people who can do the kind of things that full-time academics can't do. +But several other types of funds shielded investors from the worst of the market's slide. +Commercial, savings and deposit banks were shut Feb. 1 in a wage dispute that has been unusual in its intensity for this Scandinavian country known for quiet negotiation and consensus. Only the Post Office bank, which has its own union, remained open. +Reagan was said to oppose any delay in imposing Gramm-Rudman, and Senate approval of any postponement was called unlikely. +"`A new closeness' is how President Bush described our relationship. +Why can't she be attractive as well? I was determined not to enjoy husband and wife team Tuck and Patti from the moment I saw them likened to Wes Montgomery and Sarah Vaughan and Fred and Ginger on London's billboards. +A price of $15 a barrel, he adds, "would be the equivalent of about a $30 billion tax cut." Many economists believe the economy will pick up speed even if a stalement develops between Congress and the Bush administration over a plan to pep up the economy. +'In the fullness of time we plan to expand into Europe, though how has still to be determined. +Many are lining up behind Danding. +More authoritative sources, however, disputed the reports. +Mulheren once was a close associate of Boesky and has been implicated in the government's investigation of Wall Street corruption. +News of Mr. Boesky's $100 million settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission last Nov. 14 temporarily depressed the stock market. +Otherwise, the review is likely to regurgitate the standard arguments of the past. And that's what happened. +Following construction, which is due to start this autumn, a Huang & Danczkay subsidiary will operate the two terminals for 12 years and then turn them over to the Hungarian government. +David DeMartino, deputy city attorney, said he had not seen the complaint and could not comment. +Although the terms of a loan haven't been agreed on, analysts note the loan could substantially increase Olympia & York's interest in Campeau. +Peter M. Kirby handles regulatory work including electric energy matters and Martha Jane Shay does corporate and securities work. +Solo's advice came after CIT Group-Factoring and Heller Financial, merchandise lenders, cut off credit to such Campeau-owned stores as Lazarus, Bloomingdale's and Jordan Marsh. +Mr. Laurel's transformation provides a look into the unprincipled, undisciplined and baroque world of Philippine politics. +Friedman was elected department chairman in 1986. +Though the fees have always been lower than a studio's cost of producing a show, the studios have retained ownership of their programs and recouped losses by selling the reruns to individual stations. +The group marched around the courthouse, heard two speeches, marched once more around the square and returned to their cars about a half hour after the demonstration began. +The relief was extended in March to include all full-time officers and employees who hold the minimum number of shares. 'Although known as retirement relief, paradoxically it does not require retirement,' says Battersby. +Kaufman & Broad, a big U.S. home builder, sells its commercial real estate projects in France before developing them. +ABC, unprepared with alternative programming, dropped to third place. +The committee assigns items to the agenda and considers requests for new resolutions. +He says he is in Bradford rather than Brisbane because of his restricted contract. In the long term, reform has to start with school sport. +And the Sun-Sentinel quoted Miller as saying the FBI's 11-week investigation of Root's activities before the flight would continue. +"It's nice to win. +Volume on the Big Board contracted to 159.7 million shares from 189.1 million Friday. +Mr Delors, a life-long Socialist, was never about to stage a Pauline conversion on the road to Copenhagen. +An expert committee should come up with recommendations for harmonisation by July, but the ministry concedes it could take another two years before any of those proposals are enacted. +"Somehow the crate was dropped or opened and the dog got loose," he said."He didn't have time to look for her. +That showed real persistence, real dedication to detail." Dukakis had won Vermont's presidential primary March 1, winning 56 percent of the vote, while Jackson gained 26 percent. +Net sales for wood products were also down, from $273 million to $262 million. +I have not felt that he got the message. +The recitation of Mr. Mandela's praise for terrorists is a sad reminder that this courageous and intelligent man is probably not the national black leader that South Africa and the world need on the road to peace. +Also, he said he is trying to improve employee relations and is looking for ways to broaden product lines and make prices more competitive. +Their tennis court is a memorial to the National Book Award _ it was built with her prize money. +Witnesses who saw a van run over a 4-month-old boy in a park attacked the driver, his wife and children, authorities said. +Yates raped a girl, tied her up, then shot her in the eye and ear, but she remained conscious and watched as Yates sodomized a boy, Clem said. +The proper amends to Delibes, and to the idea of Sylvia as a wonderfully enoyable ballet, would be a revival of the Ashton / Ironside production at Covent Garden. Sylvia was sponsored by PowerGen. +The immediate publicity given the firings seemed to signal that authorities are taking a tough line against strikers. +By smoothing out local irregularities, they expose the underlying trends. +Even though the $6 million picture took in $20 million, it was considered a non-event and Mr. McBride was out of work again, until "The Big Easy." +Defense lawyers tried during the trial to question Manete about his statements to his own lawyer on the alleged police action, but the court objected, citing attorney-client privilege. +Airline stocks were broadly lower in the face of a jump in oil prices. +But the attorney said the situations are different. +Other provisions, including coverage of outpatient prescription drugs, should be stripped from the program to lower costs, he said. +"I feel redundant when I keep saying, `I'm overwhelmed' or `I'm excited,' but it's really something you can't explain," she said. "It's just an inner feeling that you have. +Consolidated officials weren't available for comment on the suit. +Onetime presidential candidate Pete du Pont called on Jesse Jackson to become a Republican, saying Monday that he has no political future as a Democrat. +The magazine said in a report to be published in its Feb. 20 issue that nine of the new DSP satellites, costing $180 million each, will be launched over the next several years. +Also Tuesday, the Rev. James E. Andrews was narrowly elected to a second four-year term as stated clerk of the General Assembly. +The stock market chalked up another broad gain Monday, extending its recent rally in a mood of increasing optimism about the economic outlook. +The Rub al-Khali, or Empty Quarter, is the world's largest sand desert. +I believe in company life. +The jury convicted Pennell of first-degree murder in the deaths of Shirley Ellis and Catherine DiMauro but could not come to a verdict in the case of Michelle Gordon. +The pound was quoted at $1.6613, compared with $1.6635 Friday. +In this show the best example of that tradition is Zoe Enright's "Postage Rose," a large rose design built of tiny calico squares and quilted in a circular, flowerlike design. +McDonald's, serving more than one million eggs a day, is one of the country's largest consumers of shell eggs. +"The only way you can police the quality of attorneys," he says, "is by keeping in touch with the membership." +In the six countries for which detailed age information was studied, moving rates were high for preschool children and for their parents, many of whom are in their late 20s and early 30s. +Smith shares have collapsed since the group revealed large losses and provisions at its Do-It-All joint venture, falling from 523p at the end of the year. +Within 50 years Britain was a spider's web of linked - or parallel, and competing - canals. +Around mid-January, however, he said he expects stocks to turn lower as a six-month to nine-month bear market takes hold. +As chief justice, Rehnquist is a member of the Supreme Court, heads the federal judiciary and chairs the policy-making U.S. Judicial Conference. +Ann Taylor, which operates 114 upscale clothing stores, had 1987 sales of $249 million. +The status of Texaco's industry partners, bankers, bondholders, shareholders, suppliers and even Texaco pensioners all will be determined by arguments heard in bankruptcy court. +"The Street's knee-jerk reaction was to be disappointed," said Gary Reich, of Shearson Lehman Brothers, who had been looking for the company to earn $1.11 a share for the quarter. +It also didn't give a GNP outlook for 1991 or supply any economic data about the five new eastern German states. +His first producer tried to mould him. 'They were trying to change my ministry and put in it something which wasn't me and I said, 'Lord, give me the grace to stand up against this, give me the strength to say no.' And I did. +He promises modernization and political reforms will mark his six-year term. +Revenues were Dollars 380.7m. Over the past year, the company has cut its workforce and manufacturing capacity to bring expenses and production capabilities into line with poor market conditions. +'It should be worth Dollars 3m a year after tax,' he said. +The spokesman added that "before any plan can be confirmed, shareholders should have a right to vote upon it." +It triggered a small loss at Morgan, which had a large year-earlier profit. +It is hoped that these plans will be extended in response to further US arms reductions. There is scope for western governments to help the republics fulfil these aims. +Carlos Hurtado, an adviser to the Nicaraguan Resistance, the Contra umbrella organization, told The Associated Press the talks would be suspended if the offensive continued. +Serial bonds were priced at par to yield to 7.25% in 2000. +O'Ferrell has denied any knowledge of the mail bomb killings, and has not been officially named as a suspect by the FBI. +UAL is expected to announce the purchase of Chicago and Los Angeles gates from now-defunct Eastern Airlines. +Most of the Jewish members are left-wing activists. +U.S. District Judge John Walker Jr., concerned by newspaper reports on the incident, said today that there was an "innocent explanation" for the incident that satisfied both the court and government. +She never gave them credit for their work and didn't involve them in decisions. +The arrests are the latest in a series of problems at the troubled facility, which has been shut down since March, when Nuclear Regulatory Commission investigators discovered that operators had been napping at the controls. +"The Ivory Trade" continues the story, beginning with Mr. Cliburn's stunning 1958 Tchaikovsky Competition victory in Moscow, which made the lanky American a national hero overnight. +Nonetheless, many analysts suspect that the Bank of England has an upper limit in mind and predict that the market will force the issue by trying to push sterling still higher. +Analysts say too that private meetings can result from political infighting between companies' press-relations departments and their investor-relations departments. +An investor group sued Parisian Inc., three of its officers and Hooker Corp., seeking to block their proposed $252 million leveraged buy-out of Parisian. +Of course, the unemployment rate has dropped to 5.9% of the labor force, including the military, from 9.7% five years ago, and total employment has increased more than 13 million. +He said it was "purely procedural" and had to be filed to meet British statutory deadlines of government comment. +But a loss of $14 million would dent the parent bank's second-half net. +Gary Bettman, the NHL commissioner, has threatened to lock the players out unless they sign an agreement by Saturday. Asian Games. +Selva/Val Gardena is an early season venue for the 'Ski Sunday' television cameras with its World Cup race from Ciampinoi down to Santa Cristina before Christmas. +Merrill Tutton, AT&T vice president for consumer services, cited an MCI ad that says "MCI always saves you money." +The defense-electronics concern said last week that it had received "indications of interest from third parties in acquiring all or part" of Singer and that its board had advised management to begin discussions with these and other parties. +Pan Am had gates, takeoff and landing slots and a fleet, but no organization, operating certificate or trained employees for the shuttle when Mr. Nobles took the job. +Alarmed at the challenge, IDC's president, Gerald W. Eskow, arranged a meeting. +Mitchell said they will stop using the route again and any further supplies will be sent to Torit through Uganda. +Some of the changes simply cleared up questions of law. +Porter's two biggest shareholders are Gartmore Investment and Equitable Life. Traders said 12m shares would represent about 13 per cent of the company's equity and added that a large stake had been overhanging the market for some time. +The NBC News poll indicates that the two leaders captured almost four-fifths of the white blue-collar vote. +The Ginnie Mae 9% issue was yielding 10.10% to a 12-year average life assumption, as the spread above the Treasury 10-year note held at 1.09 percentage points. +Sceptre said the purchases are subject to approval by the boards of Caisse and Noverco. +Not even Jack Lemmon's expert doddering makes this trip worth taking. +The Joudehs and Nusseibehs only open the doors on special occasions like Easter. +EVENING SHADE, Ark. (AP) - Yes, Evening Shade is a real town, not just a fictional setting for Burt Reynolds' new TV series, also called "Evening Shade." +About six million non-NMS shares rose yesterday and only two million fell. +If completed, the transaction will give Wharf control of a chain of five-star hotels that would be operated independent of Omni. +Employees say Mr. Power is full of ideas and provides an almost fatherly presence at company headquarters. +He'd have preferred to be there watching Friday's game. +Vehicles applying for entry to be left in convenient little underground car park at the back, quite near the metro station. +The company cited cost reductions, benefits from the merger and better market penetration as a result of the size of the combined organizations. +Only one thing will count: how much the need to keep Scotland's electricity Scottish prevents a full allocation for overseas demand. +Although inflation has slowed investment and domestic demand, economists now believe a widely predicted deep recession has been avoided. +In 1989, the company had an extraordinary gain of #36.4 million. +It replaced ones made of goat hair, which had to be powdered and dressed with scented ointment every day to conceal the filth. +Quayle will be sworn in with Bush in ceremonies Friday. +"Continued strong consumer demand for both beef and pork led to the improvement in margins," said IBP's chairman, Robert L. Peterson. "A reduction in live cattle prices during the quarter was also a factor. +Municipal Bonds Yields on some Denver airport system revenue bonds climbed by 10 basis points on news that a $466 million bond offering has been postponed until March or later. +Argentine Cardinal Eduardo Pironio visited Cuba in 1986 as the papal representative to a major assembly of Cuban Catholics. +Both Sellars and Morris love various kinds of gestural sign-language, but Sellars' use of it is incompetent in terms of theatrical legibility or dynamics. +Treasury officials said July is a poor time to look for trends in individual tax receipts, as there are very few personal tax payments during that month. +Galloway said the children were recovering quickly from what authorities allege was a terrifying experience at the hands of the religious group. +Predictably, there is also political disagreement concerning the importance of the various changes. +The TVA still was left with $15 billion in long-term debts for the nuclear program. +The king (Stephen Markle) and the queen (Jennifer Harmon) are also first-rate. +New York Republican Alfonse D'Amato introduced a similar bill in the Senate last week. +"When an exhibitor comes to the show, he can put his product into the worldwide distribution mainstream," Adelson said. +Armani, who receives a royalty on sales, has designed everything from the packaging to the display counters and sales assistants' uniforms. His involvement has encouraged retailers to support the launch. +Persuading industry to set up worksite technology training and retraining centers. +But because it is a charge on the owner, and not on the land, it will not show up in normal searches. The Law Commission recommended that the liability be repealed but the lord chancellor's department has still to decide if it will introduce legislation. +The prime minister took his bows in the garden of No 10 Downing Street. It was an easy act to follow. +For its part, the EC should promise a similar study into its equally controversial policies. +Ms. Bhutto took over the prime minister's seat occupied by her father before his overthrow 11 years earlier. +Gerlesky was taken to Kane Commnity Hospital for treatment of a broken leg and bruises. +Yields on one-year bills rose to 9.14 percent as the discount rose 11 basis points to 8.47 percent. +The group, Impulso Turistico y Financiera de Panama, is headed by Robert Cordovez. +The defense recommended a probation plan under which Mahoney would have lectured to schoolchildren about the dangers of drunken driving, served volunteer time in hospital emergency wards, and spent one year in a work release program. +Volume on the Big Board came to 61.44 million shares as of 11 a.m. on Wall Street. +In an era of communication conglomerates and impersonal service, the family-run Calaveras Telephone Co. gives residents of this remote cattle-ranching community in the Sierra foothills a personal touch. +White said the proper comparison is between the racial composition of the skilled jobs and the racial composition of the qualified population in the relevant labor market. +Rod Turner at MANGANESE BRONZE, having resigned as finance director in order to join a management buy-in elsewhere; Brian Smith is also retiring. +He received an M.B.A. from Syracuse University and in 1973 took a marketing position at Johnson & Johnson medical equipment unit, Jelco Inc. +Hiring of cabin staff this year has been postponed while employee benefits are under review. It has also closed some unprofitable routes. +The agency has made no recommendations, and any action would be limited to the labeling, an FDA spokeswoman says. +"I may be a little more aggressive than someone who wants to pass on an estate to their family," says Mr. Zwisler, whose has no surviving children. +One of two American publishing companies that planned to display books at a book fair in Iran next month has withdrawn, citing questions about the fair's legitimacy. +"Look at headcount and revenues," says analyst Howard Rubel of C.J. Lawrence Inc., noting the constant business volume done with fewer workers. +Glenn Smith, First Officer Robert Fell and flight attendant Sonya Nelson were listed in satisfactory condition at the Anchorage hospital with minor injuries. +Another major topic at the congress is a possibile party split with Moscow. +Predictably, Edward's new world becomes threatened, bringing a melodramatic ending that is the least of Burton's concoctions. +But he adds that "it is difficult to imagine that consumers will be unlimited in their willingness to pay steadily rising college prices" and suggests they will rebel at some point against price increases that are double the inflation rate. +A more important barrier, some argue, is the high rates of return which companies demand of their investment projects. +The men were ocupying a plant control room reachable only by way of a narrow staircase. +Her husband, bass Nicolai Ghiaurov, is Bulgarian. +Amgen advanced 1/4 to 45 1/2 after trading as low as 44 earlier in the day. +Getting a handle on violent crime remains one of the public's highest policy priorities. +But it was not immediately clear if there will be enough time for new political parties to form and compete in the elections. +The quake, which struck at 7:39 p.m. PDT, registered 4.5 on the Richter scale, according to a preliminary reading from the state Office of Emergency Services. +A commission on Nagorno-Karabakh established by the new Congress of People's Deputies will review seven proposals for solving the ethnic conflict, Soviet television news reported Wednesday. +But it can raise fares to cut losses. +The date for demobilization of the U.S.-supported Contra rebels, estimated at 10,000 in Honduran camps along the Nicaraguan border, has emerged as a major stumbling block on the way to a peaceful transfer of power in Nicaragua. +John Folse, the Cajun chef who prepared a Vatican state dinner last week for Roman Catholic bishops and cardinals, says he plans to send the pope a monthly bucket of seafood gumbo. +The flashiest but least important reason is that the British Book Marketing Council picked her recently as one of the 20 best U.S. novelists since World War II. +"I would believe that by end (of) spring we will see most cases brought to a successful conclusion," Mr. Shad told a meeting of investment bankers and financiers. +Local newspapers also said the government will not allow broadcasters recruited in Taiwan to participate. +That association, which does not have the backing of the Soviet government, also maintains that the political use of psychiatry is still continuing in the Soviet Union. +The pipeline carries gasoline, diesel and jet fuel from a tank farm in nearby Colton, several miles from the blast site, to southern Nevada, supplying the Las Vegas Valley with 90 percent of its fuel. +Microphones were ready for the reporters inside who would rush out with the decision, interrupting normal morning programming. +Officials in Shamir's right-wing Likud bloc say Soviet Jews should be settled in the occupied territories, which Likud sees as an integral part of Israel. +It said the detainees were crowded into one van because of a shortage of such vehicles. +Vietsovpetro plans to begin producing soon from the Big Bear and another field discovered in 1974 by a Cities Service Co. and Royal Dutch/Shell Group venture. +But Dixon said a study by the General Accounting Office, an investigative arm of Congress, has found that U.S. companies already have such technologies. +About 50 people who were forced from their homes by a forest fire on the outskirts of Kalispell, Mont., were allowed to return Saturday after crews managed to get a line around the 120-acre blaze. +To shrink the massive budget deficit, the SIA board suggested reducing the growth of Social Security deductions to half the inflation rate, from its current inflation-indexed rate, Mr. James said. +The nation has not had a black governor since Reconstruction, when Lt. +Mouawad, 64, set up headquarters at the prime minister's office in Syrian-policed west Beirut, becoming the first Christian president to operate from the city's Moslem sector in 31 years. +Arthur Rudolph, 82, is seeking a temporary visa so he can attend an Apollo space program reunion at the Alabama Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville. +I think it would be a little bit outrageous for us to come charging in and tell them when they ought to have an election. +Macy believes "this arrangement is reasonable and necessary." +The dollar closed in New York at its highest levels since October against the West German mark, Japanese yen, Swiss franc, French franc and Italian lira and at its highest level since November against the British pound. +One thing you do see in Havana, and not in other Latin American capitals, are hotels and restaurants for the exclusive use of tourists. +Of course, Texas isn't the only state under fire for allegedly pro-plaintiff liability statutes, and Vice President Quayle seeks to limit untested medical theories and the damages plaintiffs can collect in product-liability cases. +While taxes have been eliminated on certain smaller inheritances, the rates are still very high for big estates being passed along, totaling 20% to 55% for amounts up to $3 million and 55% or 60% for amounts over $3 million. +After a long pause, he finally says, "It's kind of exciting." Must be. +The suit also accused the leagues of tolerating and even encouraging a work environment in which women were subjected to frequent sexual harassment, such as being kissed by male managers. +Former Yippie leader Abbie Hoffman, one of the brashest of the defendants during the trial, remains one of the most politically involved. +Canadian Pacific also said it plans to reduce the size of its board to 23 members from 26 at the annual meeting in May, following the retirements of Lucien G. Rolland and F.H. Sherman. +S&P said the actions reflect Monarch's severely weakened financial position after it made an unexpectedly large write-off of real estate assets in the third quarter. +There is a growing awareness of social responsibility in the private sector and in the business sector. +Those at the bar can nurse $3.50 beers and watch the scene. +This has to be true when real interest rates exceed the prospective real rate of growth of an economy. The second is that more governments should borrow on inflation-indexed terms. +The Lexus LS 400 is Toyota's first V-8 four-door luxury sedan. The car has 250 horsepower and a top speed of 150 mph. +The $17 million award has been earning interest since the 1985 jury verdict. +During testimony today, Papageorghiou reviewed a list of 28 people his department had notified about the missing mosaics in 1980. +As another good documentary, BBC 2's Assignment: The War on Drugs recently showed, it is an opinion increasingly common in Europe and the US, and argued by some policemen here. +Police said Tuesday they had identified the luggage container, but would not comment on whether it was placed on the flight in Frankfurt or London. +Even Henny Youngman, who engaged in a much-publicized argument with Ms. Allred last year over the club's lunch policy banning women, appeared kinder and gentler. +His duties have been assumed by John N. Crichton, 66, a director of both the holding company and U.S. Bank, until a permanent successor is found. +NL said its plan is contingent upon, among other things, approval by a majority of its common and preferred holders other than Valhi. +Hitherto he has been reticent about his own life but in Excursions in the Real World he breaks his silence about himself. +Problem is, most people have been interested only in airlines' overall records and rankings, not in specific flights, according to several agencies. +Several Samaritan homes in Nablus were burned last fall during the Jewish and Samaritan holiday of Sukkot, which commemorates the desert wandering of the Israelites during the Exodus. +"In the case of fiscal inaction, a sharp drop in the dollar wouldn't be out of the question." +The New York thing almost locks it up for Dukakis, or comes close to it." Celeste said a crucial battle looms June 7 in California, where he noted that a Democratic front-runner has not won a primary since 1972. +Young said the FDA still has concerns about whether test suppliers can assure that blood samples can be collected properly and remain unchanged by temperature extremes in transit to laboratories. +GOP campaign spokesmen said the Democrats are just trying to cloak their liberal intentions. +"But I part company with him over his opposition to such mainstays of our national defense as the F-15 and the cruise missile," Gore said. "I categorically reject his notion that there's a moral equivalence between Israel and the PLO. +The two patients in Europe died from hemolytic anemia associated with the drug, according to court papers. +McGrath said the foundation, which received private contributions and about $39,000 from the Austrian Foreign Ministry in 1988, will continue to operate programs such as one that promotes exchanges for young journalists. +Although the "loan" deal with Utah State is for a year, officials said the contract is renewable on the same terms. +Matilde Nunez gripped the edge of her wooden chair and strained to watch the little girl as she grabbed her ruffled skirts and sashayed across the stage. +The data took on greater importance than usual to currency traders because of the June 11 national elections, in which British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative Party government is favored to be reelected. +Mr. Dini also cited a legislative proposal before parliament that calls for the transformation of public sector banks into joint stock companies, which have easier access to capital markets to raise money for investments. +Governor Bill Clinton has been elected president of the US squarely and fairly. +This environmental cleanup concern said its president and chief executive officer, Paul Sanders, intends to resign his management posts this fall to pursue personal interests. +The Iraqi letter declared that the interview "constitutes a confession setting forth the true purposes and objectives of the aggression." The secretary-general, obliged to honor such requests, duly circulated the transcript. +The new Miss Universe, Angela Visser of the Netherlands, says she hopes her stay in the limelight will stretch beyond her one-year reign. +Katowice province is an industrial area of nearly 4 million people. +It gives us enormous firepower,' said Mr Luard, who retains 600,000 Flextech share options at 92p. +Dissenting Justice Marcus Kaufman said the court had overreacted and imposed a punishment far harsher than the penalties it has given to several lawyers convicted of dealing drugs and misusing clients' money. +"We want to adopt a son," the 51-year-old designer said in an interview in this week's People magazine. +It also staggered dismissal times to send younger pupils home earlier than the bigger kids who sometimes harassed them. +Barron's quoted a European auto analyst who said that Jaguar would be a good fit for either of the American auto giants. +Harnoncourt's Beethoven is worlds away from the traditional approach. +But Savimbi said recent statements by senior Angolan officials suggest a more flexible attitude on reconciliation. +An American official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Cheney wants Seoul to double its $300 million annual contribution to the support of American forces. +Strong growth and relatively low inflation over the past four years favor the regime. +Financial markets stabilized Monday in response to new austerity measures imposed by President Carlos Menem to reduce 1 million percent annual inflation and a massive budget deficit. +The University of Guanajuato, a prominent fine arts institution, supplied numerous student theater and musical performances throughout the festival. +Irene Rodriguez wandered around Los Angeles International Airport after she went there July 5 to board a flight to Lincoln, Neb., and found there was no ticket waiting for her. +For years pharmacist Edward Kilkeary used arthritis medication, saline solution and sterilizing equipment to whip up hundreds of tiny bottles of specially prescribed eye drops for cataract patients. +Convex, which began shipping in late 1984, posted revenue of $40 million last year; this year, revenue is expected to nearly double. +Hurricane Helene's winds, a threat only to ships in the central Atlantic Ocean, dropped to 95 mph today as the storm continued to move north into colder, strength-sapping waters, forecasters said. +Declining issues outnumbered advances by about 9 to 8 on the New York Stock Exchange, with 706 up, 788 down and 523 unchanged. +For the third quarter of 1986, Sierracin had net income of $489,000 on revenue of $19 million. +Dataproducts fell 2 1/4 to 10 on news of a proposed restructuring, which will result in a total of about $45 million in charges. +"It's pure demagogy, but it's great politics," he said. +Army spokesmen said the two Palestinians were killed when soldiers fired on a crowd throwing rocks and bottles in the the Balata refugee camp near Nablus. +In 1903, a French missionary named Charles de Foucauld compiled the first dictionary of the Touareg language, and was astonished to find no word for virginity. +"If Mr. Salcido had had the same consideration for the seven people he killed, maybe we wouldn't be here," countered Bumerts. +But market analysts expected stocks to stabilize at the current lower levels. +After more than three years of being grounded by dread, a nervous but determined Phil DeHart boarded a plane a few days before Christmas so he could spend the holiday with relatives in Indiana. +Those results would exclude a significant one-time gain anticipated in the 1988 fourth quarter from the sale of the company's TRT Communications unit, Mr. Colussy indicated. +The banks hope that by deferring about $800 million of his $2 billion bank debt for up to five years, Trump will gain time to sell his assets in an orderly way. +"That hearing establishes only one basic fact: did the driver indeed fail the test or refuse to take it?" +Advancers outnumbered decliners, 911 to 559. +In the long term, he argues, the yen's strength forces corporate Japan to make itself even more competitive. Some sectors have suffered badly at the hands of cheaper foreign competitors as the yen has appreciated. +U.S. Attorney Michael Carey said the arrests culminated an investigation by a federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms task force looking into mine bombings. +WASHINGTON _ The producer price index for March will be released at 8:30 a.m. by the Labor Department. +In his later years, he was critical of journalistic misconduct and wrote for Accuracy in Media, a watchdog organization. +Volume fell to 403.5 million shares from 428.9 million Wednesday. +The demand was echoed by the civil liberties council and legislators from both parties, who consider current controls too lax. +While that rate dropped by more than 40%, the rate of injuries that resulted in one or more lost workdays rose more than 30%. +Why are hospital prices so bizarre? +This is the largest part of the business at Woods Wire, the cables maker and distributor acquired last year. Woods, which accounts for about half of total turnover, had been unable to pass on price increases to retailers, Mr Farrant said. +Jessica Dromgoole directs. Royal Court Theatre Upstairs 071 730 2652 'If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen.' +The South Korean government had been lining up support for its position around the world, including from North Korea's closest allies. +'There are certain people who are making irresponsible declarations, and this is serious,' Mr Berlusconi said. On Thursday the Bank of Italy unexpectedly increased interest rates by half a point, to defend the currency. +I mean, the whole family is so upset. +The cost of such a large resettlement would reach $15.6 billion, well beyond the finanical capabilities of the republic just north of the power plant, which is in the Ukraine. +Sergey Leiferkus, an outstanding artist on the concert platform no less than on the operatic stage, seems in peak form just now. +"That's kind of like a homeowner getting the check back when the front porch is on fire," he said. +This scenario never has to play if we learn more about long-term care itself and the resources available to cover the risks of "not having enough." +Former President Mr Leonid Kravchuk has won election to parliament, just three months after being narrowly defeated in his bid for a second term as Ukraine's leader, election officials said. +Pennwalt closed up 3 5/8 to 56 1/2 on renewed speculation that it will be a target for a bid as high as $75 a share. +He distributes generous cash gifts to his immediate family. +He said Britain's foremost concern is protecting the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. +And chickens may be grown in closed, disease-free environments. +Jerry Isenberg, an SEC attorney who worked on the case, said Mr. Sturm's denial was withdrawn at the request of the SEC. +Now 74, he is still active there. +She credits her Roman Catholic faith with sustaining her and sees herself as "a soldier of the Lord." "Since the victims don't have a voice, we that are left behind that represent our loved ones must be counted," Mrs. Tate says. +You cannot escape themes these days. +Darman resigned from the No. 2 job at Treasury in April 1987 to take a job with the investment banking division of Shearson Lehman Brothers. +The 27 Palestinians who were to have met with Hurd instead signed a statement and had it delivered to him. +This will stress the cost of inadequate supervision. +Sun Exploration, in the spinoff, will become the largest independent oil and gas producer in North America, Enderle said. +As reported previously, a six-count indictment handed down against Mr. Roggio in 1984 included allegations that he misstated assets, understated liabilities and deceived lenders about who was signing loan documents and guarantees. +"The problem is not excess expenses," Williams said. "The ones that close have gone through draconian cost cutting measures. +Ray MacSharry has been appointed to the court of directors of Bank of Ireland. +In July 1988, the company purchased privately held Show Industries Inc., a Los Angeles-area retailer of home entertainment software through its subsidiary, Music Plus. +The truck driver turned out to be an agent hired by the banks to deliver a bankruptcy notice to Mr. Bond. +The woman might look out of place aboard a boat in a Western harbor, but yachting clothes are practically unknown in the Soviet Far East. +But the Italian family's ambitions in the European food industry have suffered an embarrassing setback. Arguably the eminence grise of the whole affair is BSN, which stands to gain the Volvic brand as its price for helping to deliver Perrier to Nestle. +It would become a bi-national state. +Bechtel Inc. is a unit of Bechtel Group Inc., a closely held San Francisco-based engineering and construction concern. +Victor S. Khabo, a black naturalized U.S. citizen born in Pretoria, South Africa, claimed he balked at the transfer to South Africa because he still faces charges for his anti-apartheid activities there. +Previously proposed legislation exempted from tax collection tasks any mail-order operations that sold less than $12.5 million worth of merchandise a year. +The smoking gun, however, turned out to be a confidential report from Mr. Schmidt to the board about the pricing advantages of the merger. +Paul Nisbet, an analyst with Prudential-Bache Securities in New York, said earlier that he thought both sides probably felt increasing pressure to settle. +Ms Barbara Mikulski, one of only two women in the Senate, easily won re-election in Maryland. +The company hired Price Waterhouse & Co., which also declines comment. +Muggers aren't on the prowl. +It starts from the top." The son of Greek immigrants, Dukakis frequently uses Greek phrases and speaks in Greek before audiences with similar backgrounds. +It is Refco's intent to comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations. +The interim dividend is increased by 10 per cent from 2.07p to 2.28p. +At least 16 combatants were killed and 42 wounded, police said. +It is estimated that militants of the People's Liberation Front have killed 3,500 Sinhalese who served or supported the government. +In his inaugural address, President Bush appealed to Iran for help in freeing the hostages and promised a reciprocal gesture of good will if Iran was receptive to the idea. +Activist Mitch Snyder estimates there are 15,000 people who live in Washington with no homes other than the streets, and he says several have frozen to death. +It could be of more than passing interest. +The investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. said in a statement that Jan. 11 was the deadline for RJR stockholders to submit their shares. +Congress needs to decide whether it wants to fight crime or vote for a bill that claims to fight crime while doing the opposite. +Since direct marketing first landed in Japan more than 20 years ago, shady salesmen selling everything from futon mattresses to English-language cassettes have duped crowds of gullible consumers. +Western diplomats say the current rate of withdrawal indicates the bulk of the Soviet troops are likely to be gone ahead of schedule. +Chubu Electric currently sells for about $22 a share, which is some 29 times per-share earnings. +Now he is playing to the media again. +We hope positive results will come out very soon," he said. +But the type of unquoted trading companies into which investors could roll over their CGT liability is limited - excluded are those which hold more than 50 per cent of their chargeable assets in land, as well as most financial companies and subsidiaries. +The top Japanese increasingly relied on the American managers. +The vote on Britain's contributions to the European Union had been turned by Mr Major into an issue of confidence. +Unions representing mailers, typographical workers, paper handlers, stereotypers and pressmen ratified contracts with the newspaper Sunday. +"The rules enforced at OTS are federal, not state, law," he said. +The commercial series, which began in July and ended on Christmas Day on television and radio in five New England states, had stirred intense audience interest and speculation about how the father-daughter standoff would be resolved. +Negotiators in Manila attempted to break a deadlock over the future of U.S. military bases in the Philippines, failing to resolve a dispute over whether Washington has made full payments for the installations. +We take our native screen awards seriously here, although few people sit through an entire evening of them in any comfort. +"We were profitable again within three months," says Samuel Lieberman, who managed the operation and was later allowed to spin it off, "but they just didn't want the risk or exposure of a trading operation." +Not surprisingly, officials at Shearson and American Express don't see any conflict between selling stocks and promoting credit cards. +The business was restructured, and while its profits will dip next year because of a cyclical reduction in its earnings from programme syndication, it is now being expanded internationally. +Deutsche, too, received a boost on Friday with its appointment as spokesman for the global consortium, also responsible for the overall bookbuilding process in which investor interest is assessed before the share price is fixed. +Why is that relevant? +The fashion for winter sports holidays had been conceived. Today, St Moritz's ski areas are scattered on both sides of the valley. +A company spokesman said he did not know what the composition of the successor trust would be. +"As a result of a joint project to study Halley's comet, we have been able to develop dozens of new materials, we have been able to make major advances in electronics and mathematics. +A survey last year by the Washington-based International Anticounterfeiting Coalition found counterfeit apparel, shoes, watches, toys and computers being produced in China, both for export and for sale within the country. +Chaze retired from the American in 1981, some 30 years after he joined the paper. +The top officials of the Metropolitan Legacy stations are Chairman Robert F.X. Sillerman and Vice Chairman Carl E. Hirsh. +Perez, of the governing Democratic Action Party, had campaigned with almost messianic fervor on his ability to revive the economy of this oil-producing nation despite a volatile oil market. +Raytheon is a skilled and proven contractor but its success has fostered a certain arrogance, as when executives speak of the Massachusetts missile plant as a "national treasure." +Payments to crop producers would be limited to $100,000 per person. +Turkey said it had demanded their expulsion but the Ministry of Defence in London said their departure was coincidence. +Eventually the audience was let inside and producer Cameron Mackintosh appeared on stage to explain that the power source that ran the computer, which in turn controls the turntable on stage, had gone out. +Now we get people in their early 30s, even in their 20s." The precision-cropped hair is mostly gray, but those famous blue eyes remain clear, his skin unlined and his body trim. +The president's decision means negotiations with the Soviets in Paris on a broad new trade treaty, as well as talks on a civil aviation agreement, will proceed as scheduled this week, the White House said. +Specifying the legislative purpose would at least force Congress to accept some accountability for whatever position its members took. +Ramada shares have been trading at less than $8 each in the wake of a 52% earnings plunge last year. +But the task became mired in complications because the United States severed relations with Iran more than a decade ago over the hostage crisis. +Edward M. Murchie, formerly senior vice president and chief financial officer of Emery Air Freight Corp., was elected to the same position at this aerospace, communications and electronics company. +In the first six months, earnings fell 19.8% to $232 million, or $1.92 a share, on sales of $2.47 billion. +Once again buying interest was thin and shares turned off sharply when the government bond market began to fall away. +There is no possibility of blood on the carpet. +Stocks of major banks and brokerage firms also fell victim to nervousness about the takeover and junk-bond markets. +It was about 28 miles off Ramsgate on the southeast tip of England, the British Broadcasting Corp. said. +In a sort of political tease for the formal endorsement Reagan will make tonight at a Republican Party dinner here, the president, accompanied by Bush, walked into the Cabinet Room to waiting GOP congressional leaders. +Some smoking foes claim it's seeking "endorsements." +Another $10.0 billion was sold in six-month bills at an average discount rate of 6.77 percent, up from 6.74 percent last week. +A high grade is a prediction that (a worker) will perform well 10 years from now under conditions nobody would dare foretell. +The limit would apply statewide and thus act as a cap on any additional refineries built. +Skinner saw no difference between brain and mind. +The National Association of Securities Dealers offers mediation for futures disputes if member firms are involved. +Chances are that we've seen the bulk of the downdraft," says Lisa Finstrom, a currency analyst at Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. +But that, says Sir Paul, has never crossed his mind. 'In the process, you would change your policy. +His lineup includes the likes of McKyer, Deon Sanders and Andre Rison, who lead the league in the unofficial categories of finger pointing and celebratory boogeying. +In the election by secret ballot, delegates voted about 3-1 to reappoint Mr. Gorbachev as party leader, consolidating his power as the nation's supreme leader. +"The extension of the standstill agreement will give us the additional time needed to work out the details of a restructuring plan," he said. +Moreno testified earlier in the trial for the prosecution. +We are not talking about that, but about strong power, and we should not confuse them." The president spoke slowly and calmly. +Suchard's decision hands control of Rowntree to Swiss foods giant Nestle, ending a months-long takeover battle and creating the world's second-largest confectioner after Mars Inc. +Lifted by the gains in leading shares, mainly industrials and mining financial Anglos, the overall index rose 26 to 3,709 and the gold index was up 8 at 1,121. Anglos led the mining financial sector with a gain of R2.50 to R121.50. +Members of the United Steelworkers union overwhelmingly approved a new contract with Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp. on Tuesday, clearing a major hurdle in the company's attempt to reorganize. +The deal will create a new global pharmaceutical company with worldwide annual sales of about $2.3 billion, said Fred W. Lyons Jr., president and chief executive officer of Marion, who will become president of the new company. +Goksel said both were flown to the Lebanese border town of Naqoura, which houses the command headquarters of the U.N. Interim Force in Lebanon. +But the number will grow and Hotpoint will gradually become more entwined with its US partner. GE sees no need to buy the company to secure that relationship. +"If it were an easy resolution, it would have been resolved," he says. "Those who have the mining permit have a great deal at stake. +On the day after the coup, newly-named Prime Minister Hedi Baccouche said Bourguiba would be temporarily confined in the villa at Mornag, 12 miles southeast of the capital. +And they have done all of this while pursuing vigorously a rapprochement with China. +Currency dealers unloaded sterling and bought dollars and West German marks following news of Nigel Lawson's decision to leave Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Cabinet. +She was especially angry at former chief of staff Donald T. Regan, who in his book revealed Mrs. Reagan's interest in astrology and portrayed her as an interfering tyrant. +Last June, Citicorp won a federal appeals court's permission to underwrite and sell insurance nationwide through its Delaware subsidiary. +Philip Morris, which reported sharply higher earnings for the second quarter, climbed 3 to 147. +The marketing plan obtained by the Post draws this profile of the preferred Dakota smoker: _Education: High school, but no more. +The nation's commercial banks appear to be recovering from their worst year since the Depression despite mounting bank failures in the Southwest and continuing problems with loans to Third World countries, federal regulators said. +The official said there is some split, however, within Lufthansa about the merits of a partnership with USAir. +Some of the other businesses acquired as part of the package, such as automotive or aero-engineering, might go. +Thousands of homes in west Beirut, including my apartment, have been devastated. +There were already fears that Taurus was too ambitious and critics say he should have abandoned the system earlier. +Eurotunnel has arranged a #5 billion loan to meet later costs on the project. +He did not find any violation of good faith by Paramount or any misrepresentations. +Pallbearers placed the coffin on a horse-drawn cart drapped in black, and the soldiers donned black arm bands before starting a milelong procession from Bloody Lane to the cemetery. +The high bridge toll also has kept regular motorists off the bridge as well. +What angers Mr. Hudson, known as a man who likes to be in control, are disclosures that don't fit into his strategy. +While the rainfall has washed out some fields, it has helped restore subsoil moisture that was exhausted during the 1988 drought. +As evidence, the Newcrest consortium points to the fact that Coronation Hill was registered as a sacred site in October 1985, a few months after the mining consortium disclosed that it had struck gold. +The group, the Judicial Conference of the United States, on Tuesday unanimously supported a resolution that says "consideration of impeachment may be warranted." Nixon, 59, was sentenced to five years in prison following his 1986 perjury conviction. +So Bruford is now leading an electronic, improvisational British jazz quartet called Earthworks. +A federal judge was considering a motion today to allow the machinists union to picket five other major airlines _ Northwest, USAir, United, Piedmont, and Trans World _ in the event of a strike. +Another ship was towing the Blueback to San Diego, said Lt. Sonya Hedley, a spokeswoman for the Naval Submarine Base here. Officers initially had hoped the sub could make the trip under its own power. +After 19 years without a find, he co-discovered Comet Levy-Rudenko in 1984. +Standard performance fees on offshore futures funds are 15-20 per cent. +However, UK bonds remained cautious ahead of next week's auction of British government securities. +It said it will look at opportunities in brewing, property and energy resources to the extent consistent with the dominant objective of manageable debt-to-assets ratios. +Many have heavy Third World debts. +Airport officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the plane's left wing was damaged. +The last assembly plant Ford closed was its San Jose, Calif., car and truck factory, which ended production in 1983. +One of them is still employed as an auditing manager at Northrop's Los Angeles headquarters. +The court granted a new trial to Dana Deweese of Castro Valley and his sister, Deanna Joao. +Beijing citizens, in a show of support for the students, blocked troops from entering the city after the government declared martial law on May 20. +The rules will affect several hundred brokerage houses, the SEC said, leaving out small firms because capital shifts of less than $500,000 don't have to be reported. +"We have all been in quite a battle here for the last four years," Mr. Coleman said in an interview. +Of 60,000 shipments of Canadian food grains and fish a year, the agency takes only 40 samples for pesticide testing. +The songs, mainly about love among the glaciers, are excellent, plaintive and pure, especially the genuine frustrations in 'There's more to life than this' and the credibly innocent 'Violently Happy'. +Ethel Scull, 67, claimed she lost thousands of dollars in the October 1987 stock market crash by following tips of broker Charles Lewis, a Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. vice president. +Eritrea and Tigre, Ethiopia's northernmost provinces, are the worst hit by a drought that threatens the lives of 7 million people, nearly half of whom are in the war zone. +Brazil and the U.S. are the two largest soybean exporting nations. +Without a boost from Wall Street, the British market might languish, a dealer said. +On Life in Baghdad: "Exactly how many Iraqi souls had been sacrificed in the eight-year war remained a mystery. +This is a ray of hope for the region." Indeed, despite initial skittishness about prospects for the New England economy, KKR is betting heavily on the region's recovery. +Residents have begun shutting themselves in after dark, drawing their curtains and responding to callers with extreme caution, police said. +The provision touched off a lengthy debate in the committee, with Republicans criticizing the amendment as detrimental to the U.S. position in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. +They have received no weaponry from the United States since February, when lethal aid was suspended in deference to efforts at reaching a peace accord between the rebels and the leftist Sandinista government. +Plans are also moving slowly for Shiodome, a remnant of the government's 1987 sell-off of the state-owned railway to private companies. +Clark Clifford, the former chairman of First American, and Robert Altman, former president, had repeatedly denied that BCCI had any ownership interest in First American. +Some Western officials believe the guerrillas, now surrounding Kabul and other major cities, will soon topple Najib's government. But Najib says his troops can hold on without the Soviet soldiers. +The same team discovered a similar community in the Nemrik area, 22 miles from Nineveh, dating to 7000 B.C., the agency said. +NYNEX spokesman John O'Brien, in announcing the tentative three-year pact, said union members would vote on the agreement by Dec. 1 and return to work Dec. 4. +That's the term generally used to refer to bank fees, lawyers' fees and any fee claimed by Investcorp itself. +"The bright side is that things no longer appear to be out of control on the down side, with regard to Emery," said Paul Schlesinger, an analyst with Alex Brown. +Nearly half of the states reported to the Contact Center that their programs are 98 percent successful. +Listening to that chorus, there was a moment in which I seriously wondered whether I would get out that night.' Now Mr De Benedetti, like hundreds of others in the scandals, is in a sort of judicial limbo, presumably to face trial at some later date. +High fares and delayed flights not only harm business travellers and undermine development of a single market: they also undermine the competitive advantage of the EU's travel and tourism industries, which employ 19m people. +The brand-spanking-newness of Mr. Stitzel's project offends some blue bloods on the swanky strip. +The sale never occurred, although Mr. Icahn said in an interview that the Belzbergs got within 62.5 cents a share of coming to terms on the purchase. +"The Tribune organization has been trying to set up a situation where they could legally destroy the unions - force a strike, so they could legally shut down the paper," Don Singleton, a Daily News reporter and bargaining team member, told the crowd. +Norfolk house prices have dropped by more than 30 per cent since their 1988 peak; probably the biggest price reversal in the UK. +The particles are the strange and charmed quarks, and two leptons named muons and muon neutrinos. +The United States and international human rights groups condemn the practice as a violation of due process of the law. +The paper said most of the deaths were caused by collapsing houses. +However, he added, "I think politicians get in trouble when they see mandates in things. +Before that, he was responsible for Raytheon's unsuccessful attempt to sell computers in the non-defense market. +Many press people will be too pooped from those trips to pursue what they see as civic-boosterism fluff in the Houston metro area. +"It gives those choices back to those persons who are dying, and not the state saying we're going to force you to accept a tube-feeding," said Connie Cheren, director of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services' licensing office. +But the hope is that gathering Arabs and Israelis in the same room for the first time will break down mistrust. +The hunt will bring the total alligators killed this year to about 8,000, said John White, a wildlife biologist with the commission. +Murkowski said the government is not losing money on Tongass timber sales and expanded wilderness areas in the forest are not needed. +In other European markets, equities closed mixed in Milan but fell in Paris, Zurich, Brussels, Amsterdam and Stockholm. +A rumoured fourth tranche, to be used only in emergencies, is the 'Paula' - No date. +In any given year 20% of beneficiaries will benefit from the legislation; and as an individual grows older, the likelihood that he or she will need these benefits increases dramatically. +Soviet Defense Minister Dmitri T. Yazov said Thursday he and Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci became good friends during four days of talks and unprecedented tours of secret Soviet military bases. +Expanding jobs could outpace a disabled employee's abilities, worries Custom Machinery Design, in Appleton, Wis. +Haitian political leaders gave foreign envoys a list of abuses allegedly committed by deposed President Aristide, officials said. +Sudan's official radio and television and independent newspapers rely heavily on SUNA for news, especially from outside Khartoum. +Andrew L. Berger, president of L.F. Rothschild, said "the firm doesn't anticipate any significant exposure arising from Haas ceasing to do business. +Teachers were holding their ears, but the children were oblivious to the noise they were making. +He said no, and he said that within the walls of the Kremlin, next to the czar's gun, right in the heart of that "evil empire." +And though depression occurs at some time in the life in one out of every eight men, the disorder strikes 25 percent of all women, Strickland said. +One student, Maung Phone Maw, 23, was shot March 12 and the government panel was set up to investigate his death. +He released the first hostages, a female civilian and a high school senior enlisting in the service, about 12:15 p.m. and gradually sent out the rest before surrendering about 1:50 p.m. +Justin Lekhanya, said on government radio that "some changes" would be announced shortly. +"Violence generates violence; this is inevitable," he said. "Nobody here is going to wait to have their throat slit. +I screamed, `God help us, our lives are in danger.' +Neither Mr. Glickert nor a company spokesman would comment. +Robert E. Swift, executive director of the council, said the group decided on the new approach in reponse to surveys that indicate consumers are growing more concerned about their reduced standard of living. +While small, the new institute is another example of the growing links between Japanese investors and U.S. portfolio managers. +"I view myself as a full-time economic developer for this state." +Gold prices and other commodity prices are receding." +They allege discrimination by the Moslem-dominated local government. +Union Carbide's lawyers wanted to move the cases to India. +A helicopter that crashed in Honduras in December 1988, killing five soldiers, was one of 73 aircraft whose control rods had not been treated with the paint. +Landbank, a Virginia Beach company, sold millions of dollars of home-equity loans in the secondary market. +Separately, federal law enforcement officials are also seeking to determine whether Matthews & Wright violated federal securities laws in connection with the company's initial public offering of stock in 1986. +In a speech before a national party conference in Moscow, the leader of the Russian region of Komi bluntly criticized President Gromyko and other party stalwarts for promoting "the policy of stagnation." +Today, movie stars don't need to appear; they're too big. +August delivery gold ended at $363, down $1.50 an ounce. +The publication also has recorded a leap of more than 70 percent in international Communist membership since the early 1970s, when the total was about 50 million. +Nonetheless, Mr. Lukman and the four other ministers he summoned to the meeting of OPEC's pricing and producing committees agreed last night to send a delegation of three to meet with heads of state of all 13 OPEC countries. +WANT TO have your pension cake and eat it? Pensions come in two varieties - occupational schemes, run by employers, and personal pensions, managed by independent fund managers or insurance companies. +In addition to the work of Johns and other established artists from 44 countries are 86 "young artists" in the open section. +Industry, too, has set about the job of cutting costs with an unaccustomed vigour. +DISCORDANT PRICING on compact disks divides music retailers. +The maximum credit available is $953. +In Los Angeles, where he was attending a conference, the Dalai Lama said: "I very much appreciate that kind of recognition about my beliefs. +"We really can't adequately explain the delay," the flight captain said. +Reproductive Health Services, founded and run by women, is one of three clinics in the country that provide both abortion and adoption services. +Others can head south through the tall pines and firs of Sequoia to the even taller and broader trees, many of them growing since before Jesus was born. +This has to be done through advanced logistics, getting delivery of needed parts to the manufacturing cell "just-in-time," to quote the modern jargon. +But manufacturing high-value scientific instruments has turned out to be highly cyclical. +It was 'deemed to be insensitive in the short term' to advertise, said the airline, although it did not plan to cut its promotion budgets overall. +The centerpiece of that plan, he said, is a 25,000-square-foot dream house on a lot overlooking a Tampa lake, complete with a racketball court and giant playrooms for his two young boys. +Federal prosecutors got a guilty plea on charges of defrauding the state out of $80,000 between 1979 and 1983. +The PRI had never before fallen below the 70 percent level. Moreover, what people here call the "full-wagon" policy _ 100 percent of everything _ is not that distant a memory. +And I was the downstairs maid. +The gay market has been lucrative for Mr. Casaletto: Revenue has grown every year since he started the business. But the entrepreneur also has had to fight a host of battles most non-gay entrepreneurs never face. +The band's political message is more sophisticated than the usual oh-wow-man-heavy rock dose. +Bitar and government officials say they expect the real test in government-military relations to come in the next few weeks, when reports are to be issued by two special panels investigating the military. +Apparently, they didn't provide enough encouragement. +But now he is in Mexico, that ideal alternative America everywhere from Carlos Fuentes to Paul Simon and James Taylor. +"This drug could work," he said. +That isn't necessarily bad, Wolf said, to the extent that it represents foreigners' confidence in the United States economy as a safe, stable haven for their money. +The social program for the convention includes an optional Texas lunch at the Mesquite Rodeo. +These lawyers said the commissioners are still voting on fundamental questions that should have been settled long ago and are resolving dozens of complex issues. +At another stop at a military base in Saudi Arabia, Cheney refused to say how many U.S. troops have been rushed to the kingdom, but he said they should be able to repulse an attack ordered by Saddam. +What did you learn? +About 700 firefighters, police and other officials rushed to the scene to put out the fire and aid rescue efforts. +We socialize our children into the conflict. +But many other schemes launched in the next 12 months will not be so watertight. +Mr. Yasuda says NTT's share price is too high. +Then they lay down on the steps of city hall for what they called a "die-in." At Lafayette Park, about six blocks from city hall and the Superdome, officials had set up a small stage and sound system for demonstrators to reserve 90-minute slots. +The pilots union threatened slowdowns at other carriers. +Over the next decade, Shropshire should become more firmly embedded into the national transport system. In economic terms, arguably the biggest boost will come from the extension of the M54 motorway to Shrewsbury. +In the electrical sector, Nixdorf shares shot up 4.50 marks to 357.50 following news Tuesday that the Federal Cartel Office in Bonn said it wouldn't block the proposed merger with Siemens. +VTR exports totaled 1.9 million units, down 6.7% from a year earlier. +But a brace of albums earlier this year kickstarted a world tour, complete with new band and a rebirth of the Springsteen fervour. +Too bad that the evening also showed the worst. +Together they are expected to raise at least Dollars 1.1bn. The full details of how Price Waterhouse intends to sell the MCC assets will be revealed in a disclosure statement to be filed in the New York court at the end of this month. +The degree of decline may indicate if consumers are beginning to take a wait-and-see approach to purchasing a new car or truck. +Bayer Bess, best known for Gatorade ads for Quaker Oats Co., bested contenders Foote, Cone & Belding; WPP Group's Ogilvy & Mather; Tatham/RSCG and the incumbent, Bozell. +For the year, earnings were $19.5 million, or 67 cents a share, compared with a loss in 1986. +The planned integration of the 12 Common Market countries' economies in 1992 has given rise to discussion of a closer political union. +A Highway Patrol helicopter crew administered anti-sting drugs before flying her to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead. +The number of people buying second homes in Washington jumped from five in 1982 to 52 in 1986, Wool said. +That followed reports of falls in profits from both Union des Assurances de Paris and the Axa group. +Mr. Dannen even makes a persuasive case that Mr. Yetnikoff liked the independent-promotion system, slimy though it was, because it provided a prohibitively expensive barrier to small record companies. +Even before it launches its first products, Rocket is winning wide attention. +Jeffrey Marcus, Western's chairman and chief executive, said Star Cablevision's bid was $8 million more than Western's. +The White House today expressed concern over delays in ratifying a U.S.-Soviet nuclear-arms treaty and said it would be "most unfortunate" if the agreement were not approved by the time President Reagan goes to Moscow for summit talks. +That's the same posture West German auto makers Bayerische Motoren Werke AG and Mercedes-Benz AG try to take when their prestigious names are dragged through the mud in competitor's ads. +Although the alternative offer was higher, some questions had been raised about the financing arrangements made by Charles P. Young & Co., the Service Resources subsidiary making the bid. +This week, official newspapers carried an unusual, frank discussion of the heated debate during the party Central Committee meeting and word that Gen. +All dune areas are off limits except a few tracts with deeded access rights. +"If I had known it was going to hurt her, I would never have done it," said Mrs. Riggs, who had punished the child on a separate occassion by forcing her to eat pepper. +The crisis in the S&L industry was blamed in part on regulatory moves in the early 1980s to relax capital rules. +Black flags flew on all public buildings in Budapest and state radio played classical music. +The press releases guarantee a happy ending. +A few months later, a Japanese reporter, Shuitsu Henmi of Kyodo News Service, was expelled on charges of paying a Chinese source for internal documents regarding the crackdown. +Former PTL leaders Jim Bakker and Richard Dortch will go on trial Aug. 28 on charges they diverted more than $4 million in PTL money, a federal judge ruled Tuesday. +A spokesman for Manor Care, a healthcare and lodging company, disputed some of the INS claims, and said the company hasn't decided whether to apply for a hearing on the matter before an administrative law judge. +In addition, he said investment in non-military research and development needed to increase, after being cut 23 percent during the Reagan years. +They said 12 rebels were killed when naval gunboats destroyed a fiberglass dinghy trying to land on a beach of northwestern Mannar town, and two more rebels were killed in the north in a landmine explosion. +The Mass is to be celebrated by Archbishop Julionas Steponovicius of Vilnius, believed to have been secretly made a cardinal by Pope John Paul II in 1979. +Toys may be labelled on the basis of self-certification but in the UK at least, many large retailers insist on independent certification. CEN, the European Committee for Standardisation. +Suppose we supplied a new type of tank. +But there is widespread disagreement about where the dollar is heading, and that is one reason for the wide divergence of views about the interest rate outlook. +As the European Community gradually loosens rules restricting aviation, British Airways hopes to widen its lead over European rivals, who are smaller, often less efficient and mostly still under the thumb of government owners. +The three upstairs bedrooms are the children's. +Stocks totaled 32.2 million barrels of gasoline at June 14, up 19% from the far tighter market of a year earlier. +Hayek's refuge in evolution was not just idiosyncratic, but can be seen as a response to the failure of attempts to build deductive systems of morality which will apply to specific cases. +Ontario, the industrial and financial giant of Canada's 10 provinces, has also seen strong opposition to the agreement. +The California Public Utilities Commission is expected to rule later this year on various improvements made over several years to Pacific Bell's network. +To avoid U.S. regulators, some penny-stock operators are moving their operations offshore to Latin America and Pacific island countries, some regulators say. +In the first quarter of 1991, steel imports rose 15.5% compared with a year ago. +But the medium-term outlook is rosier. +'We have too many dead, too many wounded, who, if they survive, will be invalids. +Testimony came from more than 200 witnesses who described 17 murders and other criminal acts. +But Lusk suggested if Exxon disagrees, the government's only option is to federalize the effort and assume resposibility. +It has only partially recovered, trading in the 30p-33p range in the last couple of months. +"It's only when he walks that you can see him slowing down," added Pollack. +Casolo was accused of aiding left-wing guerrillas and arrested after a cache of weapons was found buried in her backyard. +In the new NASA-funded study, they were able to compute the time of the 532 and the 1876 B.C. eclipses. +Dottie Lockhart, a production technician at the Smyrna plant, said she didn't know of any injuries during the four years she has worked there. +HBO's board was reelected at the annual meeting June 3. +The president finds it hard to resist his "read my lips" rhetoric on spending and taxes, drawing lines that don't necessarily permit consideration of a proposal's merits. +The automobile industry, for decades Port Elizabeth's major employer, has suffered hard times lately as sales were slowed by rising prices. +Turnout for rallies and marches to Seoul to join the main march has been low, with no more than a few hundred students participating in most cities. +It's been about all of us and the values and ideals that we share," the Democratic nominee said Tuesday night in a concession speech shortly after polls closed on the West Coast. +If the engine has only stalled for a time, there will be another acceleration to face. +She is best known for her paintings of large-scale flowers and semi-abstract paintings reflecting the influence of years she spent in the American Southwest. +Adrienne L. Brown, wife of soul singer James Brown, has been indicted on two counts of possessing the drug PCP. +Addressing the subject of politics and the family, Dr. Lee Salk, who helped Massachusetts Mutual Insurance review the poll, says, "It tells us that our legislators really don't know what they're doing." +"This is not the finish today, this is a stage," said Louis Le Pensec, the minister for overseas territories in the French government of Premier Michel Rocard. +Meanwhile, voters will want to read the lips of selected union barons, as well as those of the would-be ministers. +Ross also is expected to meet Palestinian leaders. +They either harden into rigidly fixed exchange rates - a common currency in all but the convenience - or they break down into some kind of 'dirty' floating. ERM members would be well advised to press ahead with maximum speed to monetary union. +"Local governments shouldn't suffer any additional costs from living downstream from Rocky Flats," said Skaggs, a Democrat. +Those moves were largely targeted at the surging dollar, which had climbed above 2 West German marks in recent trading sessions. +Operating profit Pounds 186m. Brands include Pillsbury baking products, Green Giant processed vegetables, Hagen-Dazs ice cream and Alpo petfood. +The Pentagon has also sent 22 F117A Stealth fighter-bombers to unspecified bases, 14 long-range F-111F bombers to Incirlik airbase, in southwest Turkey, and another squadron to Spain. +Policymakers should also move toward a reduction in the Social Security tax rate to raise after tax take-home pay and work incentives for middle and lower middle-income families. +Meese interceded on the company's behalf, an act that culminated with the contract going to Wedtech. +"Yet basic to the vast majority is the problem of human overpopulation, which in various ways is strangling the world," he said. +MCA loudly denounced the move, declaring that it would fight. +"The intention was to provide a safety net" by reducing output so that prices wouldn't fall further, he said. +Like all other conflicts, the Palestine question has shown in the past few months that it is susceptible to compromise. +As previously reported, Mr. Antar sold about one-third of his holdings for $21.8 million, or about $14 a share, last November; the company said the sale was to take advantage of lower 1986 capital-gains taxes. +"Friday will be the test," said Matthew Alexy, senior analyst at Deutsche Bank Government Securities Inc. "Treasurys will either trade at new highs or at old lows on the report." Treasury Securities Prices ended moderately higher in quiet trading. +Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. got a $13.8 million Air Force contract for C-20 aircraft support. +During the Manion debate, strong support came from fellow Hoosier and law school acquaintance Sen. Dan Quayle, now the running mate of Republican presidential nominee George Bush. +For instance, he was asked to mediate a labor dispute that involved the possible closing of a new plant. +In this country, a syndicated television report is reviving the theory that Kennedy's assassination was an act of revenge by Lousiana mob boss Carlos Marcello, who was deported in 1961 by then-U.S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy. +We have taken an organisation, a process, and completely redefined the way the service operates and the way it interacts with its customers. +The implication was that Noriega, under federal court indictment in Florida on narcotics and money laundering charges, would stay in Panama and might retain power behind the scenes. +John F. McGee, publisher of the Charleston Daily Mail, is retiring but will remain a director and a consultant to Thomson Newspapers Inc. +Mitsuhiko Kinugasa, a dealer with Daiwa Bank, said there were rumors Tuesday that Japanese banks again were backing away from a revised plan for financing a buyout of United Airlines' parent company, although they had little impact on share prices. +'There is too much cash or cash equivalent which is not producing the returns people got accustomed to in the past,' says Henry Looser, head of private banking at Bank Julius Bar in Zurich. +The buyer is Houston-based Minatome Corp., a unit of Total Compagnie Francaise des Petroles, a Paris-based oil, gas and minerals concern. +"We've done our duty, we've helped the Angolan people. +The fast-growing 900 industry, which is expected to reach $1 billion in revenue this year, accounts for about one-third of all telephone complaints to the FCC. +The PLO-backed leadership of the 16-month uprising declared Wednesday "a day of accounting for the collaborators." The four deaths brought to 451 the number of Palestinians killed in the uprising. +From Beijing's perspective, Xiang Gang is a symbol of China's past humiliation by the west in general, and Britain in particular. +Although the switchers put more into junk than they pulled out, redemptions by departing shareholders far outpaced new sales, so that junk bond funds suffered a net outflow of $231 million for the month. +Recently, two of the 24 grievers at Inland quit their $350-a-month union posts, exhausted and disillusioned. +With annual sales of more than $4 billion, Stop & Shop operates 114 supermarket outlets and 171 Bradlees discount department stores in New England and the mid-Atlantic area. +Also on the most-active list, Hornbeck Offshore Services added 1/2 to 7 7/8. +According to the World Bank, portfolio flows to Latin America multiplied fourfold from 1990 to 1992. Portfolio investors are not a homogeneous bunch - and neither can all portfolio investment be viewed as equal. +He indicated that the government would respond to the social demands of the local population. The rebellion in Chiapas by the Zapatista Army of National Liberation, which began on January 1, has already cost more than 100 lives. +Wood said she would consider reducing the prison term if the government made such a request based on Milken's future cooperation, which is required under the plea agreement. +It is "pronounced sloo," you say. +"They aren't as active." +Martin Hill, former md of The Manchester Ship Canal Co, at PEEL HOLDINGS. +Most chip executives don't think Japan will reach the goal, part of an 18-month extension last year of a 1986 trade pact between Japan and the U.S. +In a special four page pull-out FT writers assess the prospects THE SACRIFICES come now, the rewards later: only a select band of 'converged' countries will be allowed to join Europe's monetary union when, and if, it occurs later this decade. +It was not immediately clear how the victims died but it appeared they had died at least two hours before Breen killed himself, the spokesman said. +That panel would decide if the federal court in San Diego should be ordered to hold an evidentiary hearing on the defense contention on psychiatric evaluation. +Custody of the children wasn't being disclosed, Ms. Kagen said. +All the while, Song is deceiving Gallimard, not only with regard to her sex, but in her work as a spy, as we learn when we see her routinely interrogated by Comrade Chin (Lori Tan Chinn). +The Supreme Court refused Monday to let an anti-abortion group block the entrances to abortion clinics in New York. +He is as tough as any graduate of the Israeli defence establishment. +However, the agreement allows police to stop anyone to seek their voluntary cooperation in the investigation. +Richard E. Brackeen, president of the unit, said, however, it "provides significant benefits to both sides." +Tariffs will be gradually phased out, rather than abolished immediately. +WASHINGTON _ William Seidman, chairman of FDIC and Resolution Trust Corp., is luncheon speaker at National Press Club. +U.S. Embassy spokesman Tom Leary said in Lima that police notified the embassy of the death and embassy personnel went to Cuzco to bring back the body. +One of the real originals in the collection was a brown velveteen dress shirred around the scoop neckline and at the waist, worn with a silky high-necked green shirt underneath. +April 21 _ Robert C. Brichler, an assistant U.S. attorney, says Rose is being investigated by grand jury on tax matters. +A garden sprinkler uses as much water in 30 minutes as a family of four consumes in a day of eating, drinking, bathing and flushing. +The station, respected for its balanced reporting and investigative work, said it drew the conclusions from interviews with Iranian and Syrian officials as well as Shiite Moslem leaders after the release of five Western hostages in the past four months. +Traders say the trend will continue, fueled by rapid growth in U.S. dollar deposits overseas and intense competition among lenders to provide low-cost financing to corporate and institutional borrowers. +In their final statement, they discussed the situation there and merely "underlined their interest in positive developments" toward a democracy and a free-market economy. +Rescue efforts did not go easily. +Moreover, Mengs's huge reputation in the eyes of fellow artists was due above all to the frescoes he painted in Rome and as court painter in Madrid. +Here is the 380-48 roll call Tuesday by which the House voted to reject a $45,000 congressional pay raise. +Either the jobs go to party hacks or the refugees are forced to join the party before they get the jobs. +"It makes me wonder if the administration is leading us into the age of Joe Isuzu federal budgeting," said committee chairman Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., referring to the transparent liar portrayed in a series of television commercials. +Mr. Nixon lists three lessons that the U.S. should have learned from the Vietnam war, but he omitted the most important lesson, which is that a democracy should not engage in a war without the support of its people. +It was described as one of the very few Handel letters that discusses musical matters. +Decades of government waste have set a bad example for Ghanaians. +Sales of Genentech's heart attack drug, TPA, have been slower than expected. +However, they say that only 250 poorly armed reinforcements have been sent from Baku. Almost all the villages around the town are now in Armenian hands and there is only one road out for the Azeris. +"But he was a mediocre mayor at best who showed masterly inattention to detail." +He mentioned no groups specifically. +For $90,000 and more, the average yield was 7.54%, down from 7.56%. +The problem of hunger in America is getting worse and spreading to new groups despite the nation's steady five-year economic expansion, according to a report by the Physician Task Force on Hunger in America. +Dukakis has tried to counter that in both public and private meetings by explaining his use of a Massachusetts plant-closing law to save jobs and his efforts to save a big General Motors plant in Massachusetts. +Mr. Crystal's survey includes 200 companies from Fortune's lists of the largest industrial and service companies. +Declines were reported for sorghum, barley, oats and hay. +Neither Detroyer nor Mike LaTurreca, a spokesman for NYNEX Computer Services, would elaborate on their financial arrangement. +In the report on reserve assets, the nation's holdings of foreign currencies fell $520 million in June to $13.9 billion; gold reserves fell $1 million in June to $11.069 billion. +No, Mr. Phillippi shouldn't have made that phone call. +More than 10,000 licensed pilots have drunken driving records, but officials said they had not determined how many might be affected. +In the experiments, researchers put the peptides into laboratory rabbits. +"The Little League couldn't see spending a bunch of money to see if the rule was valid," Berkey said. +The Fed previously put the October rate at 81.3%. +The feeling grew that discussions with Pirelli should be pursued more constructively. The head of the non-executive supervisory board is Mr Ulrich Weiss, an executive of Deutsche Bank, which also owns Morgan Grenfell. +Avalon and 10 other native Philadelphian entertainers will be honored at the $150-a-plate dinner. +Ampco-Pittsburgh Corp., previously rebuffed in its bid for a seat on the board of Midway Airlines Inc., said Friday that it had increased its stake in the Chicago-based carrier to 12.4 percent. +He told his lawyer he went there on business. +"There did not seem to be casualties and the island seem to have took it very well," said Allen. +Sinking cash prices pushed pork belly contracts lower. +Premier Turgut Ozal will become the first Turkish prime minister in 36 years to go to Greece when he flies there Monday on a historic visit to improve ties between the archrivals. +The House Banking Committee is expected to approve today a proposal granting the Federal Home Loan Bank Board $5 billion in bond-issuing authority, on top of its current limit of $10.83 billion. +And the wobbliness makes nap-taking impossible. +"Even biodegradable matter, such as food, will not be put overboard when we're in ecologically delicate regions. +Behind the scenes, Treasury's fact-finding operation was turning up some encouraging signs that 1989 would not be a repeat of 1987. +"We haven't said anything, but that doesn't mean we won't say anything," says the 64-year-old Mr. Boyd. +Information in the data bank will not be available to the general public. +In previous statements, dos Santos said elections would not end one-party rule by the Marxist governing party. +He was sentenced the following July to life imprisonment but then was freed in October by an appeals court that cited a lack of evidence. +District Magistrate Ghulam Abbas said the presence of the reporters and photographers "was adjudged prejudicial to the security of the state." There were no sounds of gunfire in the city Saturday. +The private foundation the president proposes would use $35 million in federal funds and would help raise private contributions for tree preservation and planting projects. +Nalen was quick to add that such policies would only be offered in consultation with the State Department. +Mr. Burnley, in an extraordinary attack on the Transportation Department agency, told the Senate Aviation Subcommittee that as currently structured the 30-year-old FAA is "an experiment which has failed." +"Foreigners can spend a lot more on housing than locals," Cnudde said. +He told the students in Leipzig, the birthplace of the pro-democracy movement, that "France set conditions but not a veto" on German unification. +When President Bush scrapped a New England campaign swing to lobby Congress for a deficit-reduction plan, the White House scrambled for a popular Cabinet secretary to take his place. +His speech was carried Friday by Pravda, the Communist Party daily. +Electoral officials estimate only 40 percent of the 4.5 million registered voters will turn out. +In an effort to turn things around, Cineplex has been peddling assets not connected to its main cinema business. +BankAmerica Corp., continuing to scramble to raise new capital, disclosed an unusual plan aimed at enticing shareholders to help out. +"No, our program isn't a be-all and an end-all," Bush said. "We're living in times of complicated resource allocation. +These give enhanced rates based on the perceived life expectancy of the investor and are particularly attractive to people who have, or are expecting, high health-care costs. +In the ensuing investigation, it was revealed that U.S. authorities had received warnings about the possibility of a terrorist attack but had not made them public, believing they were not necessarily reliable and might unduly spread alarm. +He also said that a referendum should be initiated by the Slovak parliament and not the federal parliament as the law currently stipulates. The new Slovak parliament is likely to take a series of measures violating federal law. +He added that intervention can get results "if the markets interpret central-bank action as being concerted and firm and positive." +"I'll be thinking about one soldier over there in particular," Costello said. +Finally, his prayers were answered, Bush said. +Lee (trumpeter Lee Loughnane) and I sightread the parts. +None is perfect, and each has its strong points. +Prices have increased by around 35 per cent from around Dollars 95 in early December, analysts said. +BMW of Germany and India's Hero group have agreed joint ventures to make and market motorcycles in India, agencies report. +Kenya's leading newspaper group has been barred indefinitely from covering Parliament on grounds it is anti-government, subversive and tribalistic. +A third person was believed to have been in the pickup but had not been found, police said. +Sure we have problems, but they're piddling compared with woes of any other country or of our country at most other times. +However, the number predicting a downturn in 1989 dropped from 40 percent to 19 percent in the latest survey. +ANC southern Natal regional secretary Jeff Radebe, yesterday named a minister in the new national government, fumes and complains but concludes that the ANC must accept the result. +Mitchell died Monday at William Beaumont Hospital. +Black & Decker, whose $65-a-share tender offer was rejected by American Standard, is now seeking control of the company's board through a shareholders' consent. +It is also noteworthy that of the four spectacularly successful Asian dragons - Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan - only South Korea relied heavily on foreign private capital to finance its rapid economic growth. +Trans World Airlines caught other airlines off guard yesterday as it made an aggressive two-week offer to cut its lowest fares by as much as $160 in the weak fall-travel season. +'I read in the newspaper today a very interesting thing,' he was remarking. +In an unprecedented ruling Sunday, Israel's Supreme Court upheld an army decision to temporarily occupy a Palestinian home so soldiers could oversee a highway that has been the scene of numerous stoning attacks on Israeli vehicles. +When one called in Chajjahpur recently, the salesman's job was to promote Rin. +But one cannot quite dismiss Dr Tronchetti Provera when he claims: 'Italian companies will come out of this period much stronger than before. +He said dirt-eating has been reported throughout the South, though he knows of no recent studies. +In the west, conversely, resentment focuses on the higher taxes earmarked for subsidising the east and bringing living standards up to western standards. In Berlin, the divisions are even sharper. +I don't think so," says Lawrence Korb, a former assistant secretary of Defense who is now at the Brookings Institution. +The majority of large-size shoppers are in the 35 to 55 age range, said Specht. +Border police in Jerusalem's Sur Bahir neighborhood fired tear gas to subdue protesters who built roadblocks of twisted metal and burning tires. +Its houses are as mobile as the boats that cruise its main thoroughfares. +"The benefits of being breast-fed by an HIV-infected mother clearly outweigh the risks in developing countries," said Kathy I. Kennedy of Family Health International in Research Triangle Park, N.C. +Where would women come in? +Peter Appert, an analyst with C.J. Lawrence, Morgan Grenfell Inc., said traders were growing increasingly nervous about Paramount's chances of success as Tuesday's hearing drew closer. +It said 86 percent had successfully completed high levels of job training. +In the case of banks, which do not have sales or turnover in a conventional sense, the two thirds yardstick relates to assets. The bulk of a typical bank's assets are loans. +He also spurred the reorganization of Data General's marketing efforts, emphasizing direct sales to corporate and government customers. +A final vote is needed before the market can open for trading in 1994. +An Amal spokesman said privately the three "were axed to death after they were taken prisoner by Hezbollah." Brig. Gen. +The city won't lose existing jobs, but prospective future employment has been hurt. +But some poll-takers say that just below the surface, public discontent is quite strong. +Kids and teens have the heartiest appetites for most snacks. +Some viruses are created by pranksters and do no more than deliver a message to an unsuspecting user. +He has shaken up NCR's strait-laced executive ranks. +The arrested suspects admitted throwing stones in the area, Jose Garcia Gutierrez, an attorney with the public prosecutor's office, told the El Paso Times. +"We keep raising it, but it's not a central issue for them," one banker said. +We will continue to watch the situation." Despite Mr. Bush's lifting of sanctions, brokerage executives conceded that the waters remain muddied regarding South Africa. +Rep. Sander Levin, D-Mich., met with Ishihara and said afterward he was not optimistic there will be any quick resolution to the trade problems separating the two countries. +They could seek reduced sentences in light of the government's decision to drop the case against their co-defendants, who also had been sentenced to begin serving prison time before the appeals court reversed their convictions. +The handpicked choices being supported by the Bush campaign are made up mostly of his campaign workers. +Only the United States and Britain voted against it. +His defense minister led a coup in early April that began a process leading to the return of civilian rule a year later. +Unfortunately, it is restricted in doing this by European legislation for some categories of heavy goods vehicle. Companies actually regard the disposal of waste and packaging as the most important environmental problem facing them. +Defense lawyer Ray Clark, acknowledging the horror of Ramirez's satanic killings, argued that even if Ramirez was possessed by the devil, he deserves mercy. +The latest numbers haven't changed his view of the economic outlook, he says, but the threat of higher inflation "is certainly worth keeping an eye on." +"I have to assume, like most do, that people make mistakes," said Childers. +Its exclusive right to file a plan with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court expired Feb. 20 after the court extended it several times. +Shortcomings in AT&T's anti-harassment program may have helped to spark that manager's suit. +Group sales in the 11 months to the end of December were down 18 per cent. Mr McAdam said group debt would be about Pounds 250m at the year end at constant exchange rates, but would rise when the dollar debt was translated at actual exchange rates. +The company's stock closed at $24, up $1 yesterday in national over-the-counter trading. +You all know and admire the clarity, generosity, grasp of plain science and the range of plantsmanship and gardens visited all over the world and written up to encourage us. Perhaps you are wondering why the angels needed so many phases for their purpose. +Though government salesmanship may bring short-term gains, it is bad for everyone in the longer term. +Flee into the night, certainly - which is what I did after 85 minutes of tenth-rate rock, frenetically silly movement, and even more desperate inadequacy of dance ideas. +Duke, former imperial wizard of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, led a field of seven candidates in Saturday's primary election for a vacant state House seat representing a suburban district that is 99 percent white. +"The aggressive action by Iraq is an eye-opener to the essential need for small states to receive special consideration in devising a realistic system of security," he noted. +The wing appeared to be torn from the plane, 727 passenger Edward Duda said. +Two S&L agency employees who were fired testified at the hearing. +TVA also will curtail its troubled nuclear power program. +Brubeck plans to resume limited travel and performances in a couple of months, Gloyd said. +There is so little faith in declarations of policy from Washington that it is even doubted whether in fact the U.S. is not indirectly assisting the insurrection and will not make some attempt to remove Saddam, which it will probably bungle. +Fred Grede, a CBOT vice president, said the two exchanges aren't discussing a trading link that would permit contracts to be bought at one exchange and sold at another. +Meanwhile, in Utah, firefighters shored up the perimeter and battled hot spots today on the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation. +Netra believes the pipeline will be an important link in the growing European gas grid integrating the gas industries of western, central and eastern Europe by a cross-border pipeline network. +The Nation Air plane from Amman to Dhaka, Bangladesh, was one of eight chartered evacuation flights taking an estimated 2,400 Bangladeshis who fled Kuwait following the Aug. 2 Iraqi invasion. +Commercial Paper placed directly by General Motors Acceptance Corp.: 4.85% 30 to 44 days; 5% 45 to 59 days; 5.025% 60 to 89 days; 5% 90 to 270 days. +"Traders were looking at 160.40 yen as a medium term objective over the next few weeks. +A heat wave that has struck the West and high temperatures in parts of the Midwest have underscored forecasts that there will be a mild drought this summer. +Vogel, 37, pleaded guilty in 1986 to charges arising from his 14-year career as a drug smuggler. +Kerry and Timothy Wirth (D., Colo.). +And he is gingerly returning to what he calls "my first love, journalism." An early job, in 1949, was as a reporter with the Capitol Times in Madison, Wis. He was fired after a series of run-ins with management. +She tells Ms. Kelleher that one day she will have a master bedroom the color of peach, with a vanity. +Mr. Brown declined to disclose the value of Kodak's contract, saying such information would be made available once "final negotiations" with NASA are completed. +He went to Russia where he quickly learned the Soviets needed food more than doctors. +That was good to know. +Finally, on a Friday afternoon with passage in sight, he offered a passel of amendments and threatened to prolong the debate unless he got what he wanted. +The bill specifically allows you to do any lobbying for yourself or for your own business." "In fact, if George Bush went back to his (Texas) oil company, he could lobby for it. +"Everybody trusts you because everybody loves a child," Hepburn said in response to a question from chairman David Obey, D-Wis. +The French emerged last year as clear favourite in what was seen as a two-way contest with the US. The UAE decision to give the order to the French was described as 'very, very bad news indeed' by Mr David Clark, the Labour party's defence spokesman. +Put it to a vote. +This week the rest will be torn down, and will become part of a new 15,000-seat area. +Barker completed His Majesty, his final play, in 1923; this staging by the Orange Tree, Richmond, is its world premiere. +Measures to counter avoidance of stamp duty are included in the Budget. +Consider a recent $1.4 billion offering by Citibank, the biggest seller of credit-card debt. Citibank charges annual interest rates of about 20% on its Visa and MasterCard credit cards, which have a default rate of about 4.6%. +The Reagan administration is forecasting that almost half of all economic growth in 1988 will come from rising export demand. +Among actively traded issues, the government's 11 3/4% bonds due 2003-2007 fell almost a point to 118 1/4 to yield 9.43%. +A union leader said Friday he was tortured by police agents who held him captive for four days and threatened to kill him if he reported the incident. +In turning to the telegenic Midwesterner, Bush bypassed better known conservatives such as Rep. Jack Kemp, and durable party stalwarts such as Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas and former White House Chief of Staff Howard Baker. +Soviet officials have said 312 Red Army soldiers are missing in action, but Moslem guerrillas dispute the figure. +The nation has a bicameral legislature of Senate and House of Representatives. +He says the recession, 'uncovers new types of need which we have been addressing.' +CBS officials said Wednesday that getting the television rights to the 1992 Winter Olympics was the first step in rebuilding the beleaguered network and making it No. 1 again. +Arrangements were being made to fly the passengers on to London. The flight had been headed to New York from Vienna. +Groupe Bull has an option to buy 22.6% of Honeywell's ownership within the next year. +"It was our assumption that the insurance industry knew how to handle the business of insurance," he said. +Fernandez planned to use the classified evidence to argue that he did not lie about his knowledge of former National Security Council official Oliver North's involvement in the scheme and the type of supplies being sent to the Contras. +A rival House plan would only impose a second round of reductions if a study showed they were necessary, achievable and cost-effective. +John Masefield, Isomedix chairman, said the company, which performs contract radiation sterilization services, is cooperating with the FTC. +But 'now that they are long reserves, I feel the chances of a small near-term repo rate cut have increased,' said a French bond trader. +Increasingly cost conscious, they will no longer hook up with an Olympian just because the company president likes the athlete's sport. +But Ford executives and some dealers see the situation differently. +Arthur Zimiga, who works with a United Methodist Church program in Rapid City to help Indian youth learn job and social skills they need in today's world, helped recruit the Indian participants. +Both the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science (ISAS), which is conducting the moon mission, and Japan's other space agency, the National Space Development Agency, have plans for future manned space flights and interplanetary travel. +The tipster cooperated with police because of growing competition among dealers in the North Camden neighborhood, the worst drug area in the city, Gallagher said. +The idea was to knock down some of the systemic causes of the $49 billion bilateral trade imbalance. +Landed coloury Assams met improved competition. +He said Family Media's staff is lean, with overhead costs that are minuscule compared with Time's. +Also, he said, there has been little pickup in demand from Europe, the U.S. and the Far East. +Except for Norman Braman, owner of the (Philadelphia) Eagles. +The Prensa Latina dispatch did not provide a figure. +Today's forecast called for showers over parts of Washington, Wyoming, North Dakota and Minnesota, and thunderstorms in bands from Wisconsin through Iowa, Illinois through Arksansas and along the southeastern coast of Texas. +The impact on the relative performance of the shares has already been notable: at the start of the summer some 25 per cent of Rec shares were held in the package. Heightened competition for the hearts and minds of investors is only the start. +They also indicated interest in issuing similarly priced bonds in the future. +All processing will be handled in Moscow, with a new Washington facility to help. +A worker who was wounded last week when a gunman opened fire in a loan office died Wednesday, raising the death toll to 10. +"The RJR buyout was the event which brought it to a head because it was so huge and it did result in large losses or reduction in market value (of bonds) to some insurance companies," he said. +Some of the black market sales are conducted by service personnel, others by South Korean employees at U.S. stores and commissaries. +The minimum investment will be Pounds 1,000. The popularity of emerging markets funds was illustrated this week when Mercury announced it had raised Pounds 40m in three weeks for its new unit trust, compared with its target of Pounds 20m. +"There is no reason for the United States to intervene in domestic affairs," Choo said. +Last year, although Philips returned to profitability, its income from consumer electronics declined 33 per cent. +The 1987 award to President Oscar Arias of Costa Rica was considered a major boost to his Central American peace plan, which was adopted by the five presidents involved. +He breathes with the aid of a respirator. +The second letter contained a picture of a bullseye with a picture of a black man's face. +Shamir, who heads the right-wing Likud Party, immediately turned that into a rallying cry for an end to Labor-backed policies that traditionally have preserved jobs regardless of the cost. +He estimated the field's life at between six and 18 months. +"As soon as we hear from them, we will help," an official said. +The lawyers have swiftly moved on to other cases. +Asked to assess the seriousness of drug and alcohol abuse at nuclear power plants, he said: "We've seen increasing evidence over the past few years that we are getting positive tests and it is involving reactor operators. +The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index ended 27.9 points, or 1.29 percent, higher at 2,189.1, its best level of the day. +He specifically mentioned divisions between countries like the United States and Canada, which want maximum surveillance, and European nations, which are concerned about constant visits by Soviet-bloc military personnel. +Witnesses said they saw at least seven men, armed with nightsticks. +The investor can buy a troubled company, as long the number of workers are maintained. +In addition to higher fuel costs, USAir has some unique problems. +On request the new cover of PC Games is available in an electronic format. +Before that she was active in a number of Republican political campaigns in California. +Company officials said they had not promptly disclosed Olson's disease because it wasn't clear at the time that he faced a long-term incapacity. +Stripping out exceptional gains, forecasts are for full-year pre-tax profits of Pounds 16.5m, giving earnings up to 12.4p. +The bonds of national cohesion in the republic are sufficiently fragile already. +Their inability to reconcile the doctrines laid down in his name with the requirements of France and Europe after the end of the cold war represents a crucial political handicap for the right. +Piotr Kolodziejczyk, the defense minister who in July replaced the longtime Communist defense chief, Gen. +Met Life contends in its lawsuit, which is pending, that RJR Nabisco recklessly quadrupled debt through the buyout. +Since 1982, when the deferred taxes were first considered, the FASB has received more than 1,500 letters from corporations complaining about certain aspects of FASB proposals on the issue, Mr. Lucas noted. +Big production and strong prices mean fat receipts. +Spread risk can also affect some hedging strategies. +But there will be a cartoon series, the only one on a broadcast network in prime time, the company said Wednesday. +Dividend yields are shrinking. +They have been denied asylum by Czechoslovakia because of their actions. +The flight is the 34th shuttle mission and the sixth dedicated solely to the military. +AT&T achieved the record earnings in spite of strong gains made by its nearest rivals in long-distance. +Three elementary schools ask students to "dress uniformly" in white shirts and solid-color skirts or pants. +NASA said the Apollo debris, including investigation data, take up about 3,300 feet of storage. +The two Soviet spacecraft are to enter the gravitational pull of Mars in January and fall into orbit just behind Phobos for a three-month study of the Martian surface, atmosphere and magnetic field. +A four-week-long U.N. session on disarmament missed its deadline and dragged on into Sunday after bitterly divided delegates failed to agree on a formula for world peace. +Southern Electric and Phillips Petroleum Company UK have agreed to enter into a 50/50 joint venture to acquire and market gas. Initially that will be gas released by tender from British Gas. +"No, you have executive privilege," a player replied. +The Commerce Department said the December decline helped slow construction of new homes and apartments to 1.37 million units in 1989, compared to 1.49 million units the previous year, a 7.6 percent drop. +Mr. Gephardt's strong suit is his capacity for work and organization. +This sluggish growth rate will not be enough to keep the unemployment rate from rising. +Until late in his life an office and secretary in the Cabinet Office were reserved for his use. For more than 50 years Solly Zuckerman continued to tell people unpalatable truths, sometimes with charm but often with impatience. +"It's not going to be Armageddon today or tomorrow. +A discussion paper is expected in October. +But he got into a dispute with that museum over how the art was to be displayed, and instead decided to build his own museum and donate the art to it. +Col. North: I understood Boland to be an appropriations measure. +He also said he expected no pact on conventional forces to emerge from the meeting between President Bush and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev on Saturday and Sunday off the Mediterranean island of Malta. +The insiders paid an average price of $23.56 a share. Yesterday, Fisher-Price closed on the Big Board at $39.375. +The company is consulting on the project for Rank Video Services America, a manufacturing duplicating company based in Torrance, Calif., that licensed the patent to the new product. +Texas did, and HHS approved it, "in the interest of understanding the effects of increased transitional benefits," Fishman said. +But some people are nervous and embarrassed. +"We are witnessing an additional significant milestone in the battle to change AIDS from a fatal disease to a treatable one," said Louis W. Sullivan, secretary of Health and Human Services. +And the future for gene transfer? +Under Mr. Spanfeller, Playboy has also beefed up its sales staff. +He wrote for a 6-3 court that no matter how "temporary" a taking is, if a landowner loses all use of property, it's treated the same as a permanent taking. +A clerk from the Vital Statistics office at the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services put in overtime this weekend pulling death certificates for investigators. +Provincial court Judge Bill McCarroll ordered him held until he finds a lawyer and enters a plea Wednesday. +But despite 2- and 3-point jumps in several big stocks, the rally lacked stamina. +"If we had kids in the first grade study the Peace Corps instead of the Marine Corps, we'd have half a chance," he says. +Judge Carter agreed yesterday that the government could use the pretrial fact-finding process, known as discovery, to determine the total that could be forfeited by the five defendants. +I just do it," said Henry, who as an actor is starring in Marlane Meyer's play "Kingfish" at the Los Angeles Theater Center through Oct. 23. +Until Wednesday, the stock market viewed newspaper publishing companies as attractive investments. +Complete reports of natural disasters often take days or weeks to reach Manila because of the Philippines' primitive communications system. +Seven major highway mountain passes were closed in the provinces of Burgos, Cantabria, Leon and Soria. +But Bush said, "I like it. +Kugelfischer, a bearings company, has been reducing staff to combat the effect of high costs at a time of slack worldwide demand. 'What we need is a couple of years with no wage increases,' said Mr Wolfgang Masuch, Kugelfischer's commercial director. +Moiseyev was to address a meeting of the chiefs of staff of the 16 NATO nations Thursday, and Friday meet with U.S. Gen. +The Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to consider a request that it nullify President Corazon Aquino's decision not to let her predecessor, Ferdinand Marcos, be buried in the Philippines. +Director Michael Moore set out to meet Roger Smith, head of General Motors, when the company laid off 30,000 workers in Moore's home town. +Most commanders discount the likelihood of any Iraqi attack and have expressed confidence that their forces could intercept any missiles or planes carrying chemical weapons into Saudi territory. +He gave the series a big boost with a coveted time slot, 8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, "hammocked" between the top-rated ABC sitcom "Who's the Boss?" and "thirtysomething." +Trade-related loans are considered better secured. +But under Poland's drastic economic plan, inflation has dropped from 79 percent in January to an estimated 6 percent in March. +It begins on January 1 and after the drizzly Belgian presidency should be a welcome New Year tonic. +Mr Smith and Mr Gordon Brown, the shadow chancellor, have plugged away on the theme of broken promises. +The Rangers trace their history to the days when Texas still belonged to Mexico. +The first, and most important, will be the disclosure today of the Bank of Japan's quarterly business survey, a nationwide study the central bank compiles regularly of businesses' perceptions of the economy. +The English team, led by Mike Gatting, began its second three-day match Tuesday. +The government is examining $328,000 in political donations by the chairman of a failed Florida thrift, while a top regulator says the institution's failure could rival the $2.5 billion collapse of Lincoln Savings and Loan Association. +Had he but time enough, there was more that Bush might have borrowed from this archly romantic poem about the wily warrior of Greek myth. +It is an area of heavy rains, and most residents have wooden homes on stilts in valleys between the Wuliang, Nu and other mountain ranges. +"Things were quite different then," said Bush, who flew as a carrier pilot in World War II. "The planes were slower, the ships were smaller. +A big Northeast shopping mall developer intends to rebuild and expand the chain starting with the purchase of Bonwit Teller stores in Boston and Buffalo, N.Y., from the current owner, which is in bankruptcy proceedings. +"We can't be sure what's happening. +The DC-8 chartered by Operation California, a private international relief group, took off from Los Angeles International Airport in the early afternoon for the Nicaraguan capital of Managua. +A member of the banned trade union, Solidarity, commented that "the difference between democracy and socialist democracy is the same as the difference between a chair and an electric chair." +Separately, AmBase reported a net loss for the second quarter of $106 million, or $3.12 a share. +French Guiana Television quoted Brunswijk as saying he was tired of fighting and wanted to give up his campaign. +"Most calves like this die shortly after birth, so a calf living even this long is highly unusual," Spurrell said. +"Providing customers with an ability to recycle in their stores is an important first step," Denison said in an interview from Washington, D.C. +ABOUT 50,000 workers in Poland's aircraft factories staged a one-day strike yesterday to demand government support for the industry, a spokesman for the strikers said, Reuter reports from Warsaw. +Sharon O'Brien, a biographer of Cather, edited the volume and wrote the concise chronology, which is highly interesting. +And the link is controversial. +Representatives of all these groups don't want to be viewed as promoting or profiting from war. +If the recession is mild to average and "if the net credit losses on the current loan portfolio rise to rates sustained in 1989, we think earnings could drop to $1.60" a share, Mr. Natale said. +Later, in London, it was quoted at a higher rate of 144.345 yen. +That year, Mr. Jackson won 74% of the black vote. +Pricing was at market levels. +A tip from Salcido's sister and brother-in-law in Mexico also helped authorities find him, the San Francisco Chronicle reported today, citing unidentified U.S. diplomatic and law enforcement sources. +Soldiers also clashed with masked youths in the West Bank village of Bani Naim, shooting one protester in the leg, the army said. +"There's no risk I perceive in this at all," he said, noting that the Blue Angels have "clear air space for every maneuver," allowing pilots room to operate if one of their FA-18 Hornets or a pilot has a problem. +A group of independent businessmen and politicians are actively promoting the nomination of Pinochet's finance minister, Hernan Buchi. +The Hausa, who also constitute the major ethnic group of northern Nigeria, represent half the total population and the Djerma-Songhai, a quarter. +She was stabbed several times and her throat slashed. +Outlet said it had discontinued the services of financial adviser First Boston Corp., which had been exploring a possible sale, merger or other alternatives. +Tyminski, with 23 percent, made a surprise showing by beating Mazowiecki, who had 16 percent of the vote. +It's about the same proportion as the general population, she added. +The rating concern said $86 million of debt is affected. +She moved from there to the Financial Times, where she met her husband David, now its chief executive, and then became a freelance book designer. +Lindiwe Phillip, an anti-apartheid activist, fled into exile and expected to return triumphantly in a few months. +But the boldness of the $2.15 billion purchase, which takes Seibu/Saison into a new area in the international arena, didn't surprise business analysts here. +The steelworkers are demanding that the state-owned steel mill Siderperu recognize wage-indexation pacts that would raise their monthly wages from the equivalent of $130 to $800, union chief Carlos Aguilar said. +Democrats applauded the action as a blow against South Africa's apartheid system of forced racial separation, but said they hoped the measure would enjoy stronger Republican support when it is put to a vote in the full Senate. +Profit and loss accounts and balance sheets are nothing whatever to do with you. +Overall the purchasing managers index for May rose to 45.4 from 42.1 in April, a little more than most economists had expected. +Wholesale unleaded gasoline for September delivery soared 4 cents to 72 cents a gallon, compounding a nearly 4-cent rise Thursday. +And many individuals who haven't fled the market are participating indirectly through mutual funds that often concentrate their investments in larger-capitalization, more heavily traded stocks. +The fire sent up a noxious cloud of gas over the city. +The county recorded 21.05 inches of rain from April through August _ slightly above the normal 19.5 inches in the same period. Though a few dry pockets can be found, Molitor said 80 percent of Carroll County is in good shape. +This would have prevented Nomura offloading shares acquired in the tender at prices above 100p. Daiwa, lead manager for Japan in the Scottish companies' sale, is currently in discussions with the Ministry of Finance to find a way round this problem. +You only have to have one Julian Clary starring in his own very explicitly homosexual series, and one clearly black Lenny Henry starring in his, to prove that those with talent can succeed regardless of whatever minority they may belong to. +With food supplies to the shipyards stopped by police since Thursday morning, the strikers had only sauerkraut soup to share. +How was he described when Sandra Lindsay died. +Writing about Columbia Pictures' "Mortal Thoughts," Vincent Schleitwiler of Math and Science Academy, said: "I can't really say I hated `Mortal Thoughts.' +Meese also may still be in office when the department decides whether to seek an indictment of Marcos, who has been investigated by a number of federal grand juries since he was ousted in February 1986. +'Oh we make a special effort to get the ladies. +In Tokyo, Japanese government bonds ended little changed in light activity. +The November contract for wholesale unleaded gasoline rose 0.16 cent to settle at 46.92 cents a gallon, but subsequent months declined. +One hijacker took control of the cabin and the other watched over the passengers, forcing the women to the front of the plane. +Now, as the ice begins to break up on the northern lakes and rivers, the miners are returning from their winter homes in the south. +The Soviet Union has bought an additional 96,000 metric tons of U.S. wheat at subsidized prices, the Agriculture Department said Friday. +On Friday, the department said it had approved a restart plan submitted by EG&G Inc., which operates Rocky Flats for the government under contract. +Wijeratne refused to identify the one Politburo member who has not been killed, saying only that he is at large. +The desperate search for a 9-year-old boy missing since Sunday with his pony in the rugged canyons of central Oregon resumed at daybreak today but already poor weather worsened. +But now the account has been taken over by another branch and our new manager has decided to pay us a visit - the first here by any bank manager. +Insurgents have been trying to oust the communist government in Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, since the last Red Army soldiers left the country Feb. 15, ending nine years of Soviet military involvement. +Mr. Kalyagin feels that the U.S. and the Soviet Union share ecological problems. +Anderson also said there were no plans to release any of Carson's employees but that Peter S. Willmott, Carson's chairman and chief executive officer, would resign. +Giamatti's said in his letter to U.S. District Judge Carl Rubin that he believes the bookmaker's testimony was truthful. +Municipal bond yields haven't fallen as fast as those on Treasurys for several reasons. +Since late January, the central bank has entered the foreign-exchange market several times to drive down a dollar whose strength Japanese officials say isn't consistent with the economic fundamentals of the two countries. +George Bush bid Tuesday for an Illinois primary victory that would doom the Republican presidential campaign of Sen. Bob Dole. +It said 55,000 civilians live in Thmar Puok, one of several towns the guerrillas captured in early October along Route 69 in the province, which borders Thailand. +The need for U.S. companies to maintain research and development spending is especially acute in light of stepped-up research efforts by Japanese companies, particularly in this country. +Under it, shareholders could buy extra shares for half the market price if a hostile bidder acquired 20% of the company's shares, or made a tender offer for 30%. +The bus driver escaped with minor cuts and bruises, police said. +Twelve of the 18 pages of Ginsburg's opinion were deleted because they contained classified information. +He returned in 1980 and headed a civilian junta until he was chosen president in 1984 in the country's first elections in 50 years. +In exchange for the assets, Robert-Mark will retain its receivables and a percentage of commission revenue generated by the business being transferred to Weichert over the next two years. +At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index closed at 358.77, down .83. +These diseases can now be diagnosed in the fetus before birth. But such diagnosis often leaves the parents with no option but to terminate the pregnancy if the fetus carries the disease. +The Peruvian government and Austrian Embassy said police found Piescher's body Monday on the outskirts of Pucallpa, 355 miles northeast of Lima. +Kean, the New Jersey governor, is a possibility at Education. +Of this amount, approximately $2.5 million will be devoted to restoration of the Octagon. +The two new aircraft will carry 14 passengers each and will serve as government personnel carriers. +The action ends a bidding contest that began in February when Dow Jones-Group W reached a tentative agreement to purchase FNN for $90 million. +I'm going to go anywhere and everywhere." Ryan, who contracted AIDS through blood products used in the treatment of his hemophilia, won a long legal battle to stay in public school after officials in Kokomo banned him from classes in 1985. +In the 1985 fourth quarter, CrossLand earned $21.8 million, which included $11.8 million in tax benefits. +Three in 10 Americans say they have lost respect for Japan since the war broke out, while 16% take a dimmer view of Germany than before. +Soviet officials are conducting an investigation to determine whether security forces who broke up the demonstration in Tbilisi killed people by beating them with shovels they had been issued to dig trenches. +The girl, whose identity was withheld, was struck in the chest last Wednesday by a large-caliber bullet that went through an exterior wall and then through her bedroom wall, said Sgt. J.D. Evans of the homicide squad. +A special panel of the National Academy of Sciences has agreed to review the results and the final analysis, Moore said. +I admired the joinery especially. No 1 Cumberland Place, NW1, on the east side of Regent's Park, costs Pounds 5.85m for a 72-year lease from the Crown. +For Mexico, a committee representing more than 400 banks was formed to deal with $52 billion of that country's debt. +When the US bond market sneezed last Friday, many of the world's financial markets looked in danger of catching cold. +But if Bush did, Dukakis said, it would mean the youthful Indiana senator would be responsible for managing the nation's response to the gravest international incidents. "Gives you the chills, doesn't it?" +Grand Met's only U.S. units not included in the deal are Carillon Importers and Paddington Corp.; both those companies import liquor, which can't be advertised on TV. +"I just didn't realize he was such a big cheese," she said. +Two other members of the office of the chief executive were given new assignments. +Voting is mandatory, and citizens who fail to cast a ballot may be fined more than $90, a steep amount in a country where about a third of the 4.5 million labor force earns the $66 monthly minimum wage. +He said he paid about $4.7 million in U.S. taxes. +The United States and Soviet Union each have satellites capable of detailed ground monitoring even at night and through clouds. +As taxpayers, we must require our elected officials to give priority to providing such services rather than trying to shift responsibility to someone else. +Earlier this year, the department approved American's purchase of TWA's Chicago-London route. +Dzhrbashyan did not make clear who was considering the compromise, but his mention of it as a conference delegate indicated it had some official support. +Lower interest rates would reduce debt-service burdens. +The prettiest Adina one can hope to see, she spent the time modeling very nice costumes in a succession of stiff poses. +And that put-upon feeling may be turning many Texans off the issue, analysts say. +The Pentagon's five-year defense plan is "fiscally unrealistic" and would cost about $150 billion more than what Congress would approve, congressional investigators said Wednesday. +British Gas had a special monopoly power created by the legislature. +City Council has received so many complaints of gardens ruined by hungry deer that it plans to take up the issue Tuesday. +But two Pennsylvania citizens' groups challenged the decision, expressing concern about the release of radiation into the atmosphere. +Big institutional stockholders rarely vote against management on proxy issues. Moreover, by law, even if the proposals are approved, they will be non-binding. +Conversely, anything starring Alexei Sayle receives instant attention. +In a book, "Verdict on the Shroud," they said the "converging evidence is not proof, but it does show that the literal, physical resurrection of Jesus is the best explanation" for peculiarities of the shroud. +Without those gains, the company said it would have earned $145.9 million, or 93 cents per ADR, during the quarter. +The new moon usually does not appear until the second evening but it can be visible under certain conditions. +In its bid to acquire the service station network of Minol in 1992, the French group agreed to rebuild an ageing refinery in Leuna in a project with Thyssen of Germany. +The architecture school provided the design and a minority-owned construction company will do the work, Robinson said. +The couple were arrested after police, tipped by two students, sent an undercover officer posing as a student to their hotel. +Below the surface of a God-fearing, deeply moralistic community, old Adam was up to his usual games. Sexuality, however, was not the only problem. +Mr. Edwards recalls that over drinks at the St. Moritz Tobogganing Club he told Mr. Manclark: "You turn up with long sticks and balls and I'll supply the elephants." +The initial bid was for $26 a share in cash plus $6 a share in Tele-Communications Class A stock. +Production reductions in recent years and accelerating consumption have contributed to the price hike. +Frightened, the thief left the tops on the ground next to the car. +It also inched lower to 1.8621 West German marks from 1.8625 and eased similarly against most other European currencies. +As a result, the gap between yields on some junk bonds and Treasury bonds has widened to as much as eight percentage points, reflecting investor fears of a recession. +That was during the takeover binge of the 1980s when a host of companies were eager to protect themselves from corporate raids. +Mr. Grubman hasn't changed his rating on the stock or estimates for the company's future earnings. +Others ask for no payment until the note is due, Havemann said. +What a marvelous, sleek machine the Berlin Philharmonic is. +The White House portrays the leadership alternative as another Democratic proposal to raise taxes. +'Because executives are quite keen to earn their bonuses whenever they can, they have been tempted to put restructuring costs into the 'extraordinary items' line.' +Copper futures prices soared in sympathy with a boom in aluminum and because of renewed speculative demand. +There are being held by Swiss authorities, and the United States will seek extradition, Corless said. +The Republican Left party won 4.2 percent of the vote and six seats while the centrist Democratic Social Center of former Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez, running for the first time, obtained 3.8 percent of the vote and three seats. +Haywood S. Hansell, a retired major general who commanded bomber units that attacked both Germany and Japan during World War II, died Monday. +Cleanup efforts continued in the southeastern South Dakota towns of Beresford and Alcester where a tornado swept through the area causing more than $1 million in damage to 24 farms. +Shamir told demonstrators "Israel is doing all it can for their brothers in Ethiopia. +That would have broken the duopoly's power for good. The answer is almost certainly that to do so would have required a referral to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission. +Last spring, with great fanfare about his new job, he told Hercules shareholders that Himont was one of the "new developments which we believe has set us (Hercules) on a solid growth course for the future." +When England are three points ahead of New Zealand at Twickenham with five minutes to go you ask, can they hold out? +Closely held Planter's is based in Stateboro, Ga. +In London, revised February data for Britain's retail sales had almost no effect on stock prices. +Mr. Montgomery says Wall Street, with its emphasis on quarter-to-quarter earnings, can't appreciate what he has done. +Given their own experience, devaluation looks an obvious policy option; but a sharp move - certainly one which put the Irish punt at a premium to the pound - would put them in a painful dilemma. +Diplomats in Rangoon have said Sein Lwin appears ready to make some economic reforms while also putting down dissent to rob popular opposition movements of potential leaders. +"It's no big deal," said Tom Clark, executive director of the Hillsborough County Medical Association. "Hospitals all over the country do it." Clark said he hadn't received many complaints from doctors. +The gloves are off in the normally sedate world of Portuguese banking. +The news conference was organized by Citizen Soldier, a New York-based advocacy organization for soldiers and veterans. +General Motors Corp. said it plans to close a Pontiac, Mich., truck plant in 1993, moving production to New Jersey and potentially putting 2,300 people out of work. +Yesterday's trade figures were dreadful, particularly on the export side. +Yesterday, Mr. Plaskett said "several" parties are interested in buying the airline holding company's Pan Am Shuttle unit, which he said should be sold by year end. +He said Bush wanted to test the reserve system to be sure it works. +As he spoke, Tory MPs shouted 'no, no, no'. +Two of the seven people working in the transition for Vice President-elect Dan Quayle are volunteers, the office said. +Kasten and his wife, Eva Jean, went to Santiago, Chile, at the expense of the U.N. Economic Commission for Latin America. +"I think the book is totally invalid," Wagner said. +By measuring levels of the enzyme, doctors may be able to target therapy to women who could benefit the most. +BC-Net Secretariat, European Commission, DG23, Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels. +The death of Abu Salah brought to 260 the number of Palestinians killed since the uprising began. +He will visit both countries beginning Wednesday with a stop in Nouakchott, Mauritania's capital. +After 10 hours he locked his till to go and eat. +FRA Administrator John Riley said the case illustrated the importance of urine and blood tests being conducted on members of train crews involved in major accidents. +There was no immediate comment Saturday from Jordanian officials. +It changed the way agents should be compensated when sacked. +Since NutraSweet is 180 times sweeter than sugar, users must find other methods to replace the volume sugar currently provides. +Gold claims he was promised an 8 percent share of Newman's Own. Newman, who donates all proceeds from the company to charity, denies making such a promise. +Torleiv Anda, 68, retired from diplomatic service last summer after having served in Israel since 1984. +Many rural black women of her day didn't have the luxury of a doctor's or hospital's care when their children were born, she said. +The fewest lost work days were 3.0 for men in the professions and 3.3 for women working in farming, forestry and fishing. +NHTSA also reported launching preliminary evaluations of: _Breaking buckles on Chevrolet Camaros and Pontiac Firebirds built in 1984 through 1986. +'This may or may not lead to future inflation but for market participants it is deeply unsettling. +"I find this whole situation disturbing," Chief Justice Clark added. +Manufacturers Hanover expects to earn at least $807 million this year after a $1.1 billion loss in 1987. +It is disturbingly similar to our situation today. +At least 90 among thousands of Vietnamese boat people who flooded this colony's shores in recent months have asked to be returned home, a government spokeswoman said Thursday. +In his U.N. speech yesterday, Mr. Roh proposed that the two Koreas "agree to a declaration of nonaggression or non-use of force." +Perez de Cuellar said his invitation to resume talks on Monday in Geneva has been sent, but it was too early for a reply. +"As long as I am allowed to redistribute wealth from out-of-state companies to injured in-state plaintiffs, I shall continue to do so." +And a cloudy interest-rate outlook adds to the uncertainty. +Separately, Germany's central bank president said fighting inflation could be more difficult if recent high wage settlements continue. +Economists revised, mainly downward, forecasts of the expansion's durability. +Hartley Neita, an aide traveling with Manley, said Monday it was unclear how long Manley would be hospitalized. +And if it's humanly possible, the agency will grant her wish. +He plays the head of the FBI office in San Juan. +Twelve criminal charges remain against North. +The company would end its purchased power agreement with Century Power Corp. and lease the Springerville 1 generating station directly from a group of lessors. +What's more, in at least one instance since the Indiana law was upheld, a target company still had to adopt other defenses against an unwanted suitor. +Giggling hordes of children raced to find Easter eggs Sunday, a day that drew millions of Americans to church services, and for some it was a day to welcome spring with a day in the park or a strut down the avenue. +An official in Shanghai, reached by telephone today, said there was no change in the number of casualties. +The sentence was itself censored, and thus never broadcast. +He said he expects prices to rise on average about 2 1/2 times for goods that aren't under state control. +Others are forest areas that permit low-density residential and commercial development. +Quarterly revenue rose 4.5%, to $2.3 billion from $2.2 billion. +But most are young single women who, following deep-rooted cultural norms, work only until they are married. +Denmark's rule over Greenland dates to 1776, when it set up a trade monopoly and established missionary stations along the coast. +He laid claim to strong Hispanic support and said that was due in part to his stand against drugs. +Teiichi Igarashi reached the 12,385-foot summit this morning after an arduous three-day climb during which he slept in huts along the trail, Kyodo News Service reported. +The hosta's greatest enemy is not a gardener on holiday: it is our slimy friend. +The soft option is to argue that Mr Bush left the shop in such disorder that a big reduction in the deficit over four years is, regrettably, impossible. +Koppers stock shot up $2.375, to $45.125, on heavy volume of 985,000 shares in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +But this was not by choice. +President Ranasinghe Premadasa called the meeting in an effort to end ethnic strife that has taken 16,000 lives in six years. +Mr. Muldoon and at least 10 other former industry and Pentagon officials have been convicted of trying to influence the awarding of the same two contracts. +Called "Monster Match," the campaign includes game pieces that will be placed in bags of chips and in soft-drink packages. +Company officials said Saturday that other launches planned at Cape Canaveral over the next nine days have priority, so the Titan 3 can't be launched until at least Dec. 20. +It passed the resolution of condemnation overwhelmingly, with the United States not participating, and decided to reconvene before March 21 to decide what to do if Washington decided to press ahead with closing the mission. +At the agricultural-chemicals business, Mr. Shapiro succeeds Nicholas L. Reding, who will remain an executive vice president but will have responsibility for programs in environment, safety, health and manufacturing. +Spying an empty cabin on 3-Deck which at least had a bed in it, he lay down. +The 59-year-old Scarfo and his co-defendants are accused of plotting and carrying out the slaying of Frank "Frankie Flowers" D'Alfonso, who was gunned down on a street near his home. +A tiny dot of light had moved an eighth of an inch. +Solidarity leader Lech Walesa appealed for unity Wednesday when he addressed 7,000 supporters at the union's first legal rally in this central textile center in seven years. +In November, after Murabito was found innocent in the sexual abuse case, his ex-wife disappeared with the children and began an eight-month journey to Loma via an "underground railway" that helps women in such situations. +The junk bonds of Unisys Corp. rose after the Washington Post reported that the struggling computer concern may sell its McLean, Va., defense division to investors. +It has been some of the worst inter-Christian fighting in Lebanon's 15-year civil war, which has more often pitted Christians against Moslems. +The Foreign Ministry said both sides should stop aiding their allies in the war. +Once airborne, the cat made a great fuss about risking one of its nine lives in such a manner. +The violence comes at a time when national publications are touting Columbus as a good place to do business. +After a year's absence, Soviet armor has been redeployed to the west of the city in the Lake Kargha and Paghman area. +Bruce and Sen. Paul Simon, D-Ill., both negotiated a compromise that delayed the strike _ originally scheduled for shortly after midnight _ until after the morning rush-hour. +Ernst & Whinney's Mr. Lerner is heading an effort by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants to persuade Congress to repeal the measure. +The city said First Boston purchased the bonds in late February. +The analyst says he'd buy Reuters at about 23. +Asked how close the backfire came to structures at Silver Gate on Tuesday night, fire information officer Dave McMorran replied: "Zero. +These guidelines do not currently include pension valuations. +Toronto's Reichmann family might provide future financing. +"If OPEC gets through March they are out of the woods," adds Mr. Turner. +Class A shares have 1/10 vote per share while Class B shares have full voting rights. +Taxpayers get the bill for the 331-ship National Defense Reserve Fleet, with its dilapidated-looking World War II and post-war cargo ships, some with grass growing through wooden deck planks. +Editors may disregard this release date and use the photo as desired to accompany spot stories on Ford Motor Co.'s surprise offer of $2.5 billion to acquire Jaguar. +For cable viewers who want to see the Soviet angle on the story, The Discovery Channel plans to air the hour-long Soviet news show "Vremya" each night of the summit at 9 p.m. EDT. +Yugoslavia is currently reworking the Constitution and if the document is adopted in its current form at next week's congress, it is likely that the Constitutional reference to the party's leading role will be scrapped. +Color Systems, which converts black-and-white films to color, said it intends to resume quarterly interest payments in January. +The Federal Reserve said net free reserves averaged $436 million in the two weeks ended Feb. 7, down from $575 million in the previous two-week period. +"NBC was very serious about keeping me," Pauley told USA Weekend in this week's issue. "We were in a mutual state of disbelief. +Nordson stock has been strong recently because the company posted higher thirdquarter earnings despite a difficult economic climate. +"I've never seen it work," says Mr. Krembs, the consultant. +It's a very sacred contract, and I belive in it. +Witness the failure of the Ministry of Finance to control the recent securities scandal in Japan. +In one of the more amazing accusations of the year, he suggested without proof that the Bush campaign had leaked word of Jimmy Swaggart's immorality so as to hurt Robertson at the polls. +Ambassador to Bahrain, Sam H. Zakhem, told reporters today that he believed that, if given the chance, some of the crewmen of the Iran Ajr would have sought political asylum in the West. +In composite trading Friday on the New York Stock Exchange, Audio/Video shares closed at $4.625, up 25 cents. +Despite the establishment of a business park in Hartcliffe, attempts for large-scale job creation are handicapped by the inadequate transport links. +It isn't unusual, he says, for executives "to arrive at a hotel and have a number of cables waiting for them from around the world." Chris Vroom, a retail analyst with Alex. +Continental Airlines is largely non-unionized but has a weak flight attendants' union. +Deficits have some negative effects. +Mr Forsyth would be called as a witness and tell the court this documentation was 'complete moonshine', Mr Cocks said. +'We export about 85 per cent of what we make,' he says, while much of what the company sells in Britain is bought by overseas visitors. +LESSER LIGHTS in Reagan's Cabinet do their bit for Bush. +But, he said, the offer must have been "premature" because "nobody perceives a need to divest themselves of perpetuals at the moment." +So did Mr Yegor Gaidar, architect of Russia's reforms and leader of the largest reformist party, Russia's Choice, justify his refusal to serve as first deputy prime minister. +"At this time, for the year 1989, we do not foresee any transactions near this size," Seidman said. +But the earnest, issues-oriented Mr. Loftus is no match for the governor as a campaigner. +What does any of this have to do with my husband's death?" +But later in the day, the dollar weakened and gold prices jumped. +This is equivalent to about 17% of government revenue. +Tickets to the new Opera Bastille are expected to cost a maximun of 250 francs (about $40), less than half their cost at the Palais Garnier, which from now on will be devoted to ballet. +De Klerk said emphasis must be "on intensive dialogue, and hopefully from that must flow real negotiations" with blacks. +A $59.4 million loss on discontinued operations, mainly from settling a lawsuit relating to a business that has been sold, made its net income $10.8 million, or 36 cents a share. +In the national legislature, the moves against Ryzhkov were derailed for the day when the chairman, Anatoly Lukyanov, asked for a vote on whether to put the prime minister's resignation on the agenda. +It can only be achieved by making markets operate more efficiently. +Yet surely the cure for fragile democracy is not less democracy. These populist movements in Eastern Europe are the fruition of last year's revolutions. +Underwriters may include First Boston Corp., Morgan Stanley & Co. and Goldman Sachs. +"The administration is asking Republican members to go through the hoop any number of times getting no points for their own parochial interests," complains House GOP Leader Bob Michel of Illinois. +Miss Bittinger and Tammy Boyce, 23, were freed on $200 bail. +The government of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India declared three days of state mourning for Khomeini, canceling official entertainment and ordering flags flown at half-staff. +Michael Hejka, 28, arrived at his friend's house five minutes before the tornado hit. +Now that the record $32.25 billion quarterly refunding obstacle has been hurdled, the focus of the Treasury market, likely will return to economic fundamentals, analysts say. +The Reagan administration has pursued a program of defense modernization to ensure that we have the capability, as well as the willingness, to defend our interests. +The devil doesn't get his due in "Temptation," Vaclav Havel's reworking of the Faust legend, but then neither does the audience. +Only that authority could rescind it, and Khomeini is now dead. +He said the largest Allegheny mound he has even seen was 8 feet across. +However, there is a fundamental difference between the two markets, best illustrated by the following ancecdote: An investor friend of mine was trying to persuade his father to buy stock in a northern Mexico steel company. +Mr. Delvalle is a wealthy sugar planter from Panama's traditional oligarchy, known as the rabi blancos, or white behinds. +The appeals court cited errors by the trial judge and misconduct by Richard Murphy, Stanghellini's lawyer. +We think 'R' is very different,' Taylor points out. +The outage occurred when a substation transformer of the Jersey Central Power & Light Co. failed, said a company spokesman, James F. Lowney. +It can be higher or lower, depending on the price paid, and investors are at the mercy of their stockbrokers to calculate this accurately for them. +Dr. Manuel Dominguez, the head of the team, said "the use of yperite (mustard gas) was unmistakably confirmed." +Roger Widmann, head of U.S. corporate finance for Chemical Bank in New York, said, "A lot of broken deals are appearing on our doorstep. +Some foreign governments don't trust them. +A lawyer for the school board says an appeal of Kaufman's ruling is virtually certain, and Webb says that would take months. +The decline may be temporary, relecting downturn in Japan, and changes in investment laws. +Three people were arrested in a raid on the house last Thursday, and a warrant was issued for Robert Daniels' arrest, Sorrentino said. +Gall does not discuss the company's finances, but he noted that during one week this July he auctioned more than $10 million in property. +After three weeks of disturbances following Abdallah's death, French paratroops landed in the Comoros and effected a transfer of power from Denard's mercenaries. +Here are the counties that the Environmental Protection Agency says must be considered part of areas that fail to meet federal air quality standards for carbon monoxide. +NII said Wednesday it reached an agreement settling several of its differences with Centaur. +A 45-year-old pediatrician and expert on AIDS in children, Dr. Novello has been deputy director of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, one of the National Institutes of Health. +For the G7 as a whole, GDP is estimated to have grown by around 1 per cent in 1991, the weakest performance since 1982. Industrial production in the G7 countries rose in the summer but stalled in the autumn. +And by then, expensive automobile sound systems were keeping the gridlocked parking lot by the bay informed about the fire causing the big black plume of smoke we saw on the northern horizon. +Investors claim First RepublicBank gave them a misleading impression about the corporation's financial condition and its prospects in the difficult Texas economy. +At least 1,155 Indian soldiers and about 2,000 Tigers were killed in battle. +THE head of a German machine-tool company was asked recently whether he was worried by the pound's devaluation since Black Wednesday. +But a New York art expert, familiar with Mr. Polo's collection, comments: "He had wonderful taste. +He has been seeking regulatory approval to sell the firm to the Japanese bank, Sakura. +There has been little visible international support for a Honduran call last fall for the formation of an international force to evict the rebels from Honduras. +This summer, several major banks formed joint ventures with Moscow's foreign trade bank to help Bonn solidify economic ties with the Soviet Union. +A military source said the militiamen belonging to the Amal organization, headed by Justice Minister Nabih Berri, took up positions near the crossing and set up a traffic checkpoint. +Voters' commends indicated a wariness of handing power to the Socialists. +On long motorway journeys, there can be no question that big and spacious cars are best. +The seminar had been organized by the Czechoslovak human rights group Charter 77 and the newly established Czechoslovak Independent Peace Association. +The pork-belly market has gained more than 17 percent since last Thursday, when the May contract fell to 30.47 cents a pound, the lowest price for a near-month contract since mid-1980. +The spill in the Persian Gulf, called the largest spill in history, has been estimated at six million to eight million barrels. +Four people were arrested Tuesday in Texas on conspiracy and export law violations, and $1.8 million worth of sensitive computer equipment was seized in Colorado as it was being readied for export, said Customs Service spokesman Michael Sheehan. +Reporters could not see whether Lis was detained in the ensuing melee. +If credit tightens significantly, the Dow could break below October's "panic low" of 1738.42, says John LeFrere of Delta Capital Management in New York. +It should become second nature. Because of the makeup and working with it during rehearsal, I was able to do the role without thinking about it." Lemmon's preparation also included studying the elderly. +Among automobile shares, Daimler Benz dropped 6.5 to 609, and Volkswagen fell 1.5 to 234. +White rice cakes and sake, a rice wine, are symbols of purity, often used as offerings in Shinto and Buddhist ceremonies. Japan's roots in rice farming are also given as a reason for its cultural differences with the west. +Also included are Patriot anti-missile batteries, although far fewer than the 20 or so originally proposed, and some Apache ground-attack helicopters, the sources said. +"But no amount of money would've helped." Central Guaranty also reported a third-quarter loss of C$151 million, or C$2.55 a share, after taking an unspecified provision for nonperforming loans. +The Dow Jones industrial average rose 7.55 points to 2,852.23, its fifth record high in seven sessions. +In Croatia, walkouts reportedly forced 40 factories to close. +A Borden spokesman in the U.S. said it had launched its own "investigation" of the matter. The other companies weren't immediately available for comment. +Details of the proposed settlement terms weren't immediately available. +Automobile accidents, drownings and fires are the top three. +"It was the most difficult decision I have ever made in my business career," says Mr. Korman, Mediq's 59-year-old chief executive. +There also was a feeling among traders that President Bush was taking "the right steps to develop a dialogue with congressional leaders in terms of the budget deficit," Barbanel said. +Dmitro Pavlychko, head of the newly formed Ukrainian Language Society, which seeks to make Ukrainian the republic's official language, said the group had a "beautiful discussion" with Gorbachev in party leader Vladimir V. Shcherbitsky's office. +They have taken large advertisements in tomorrow's Scottish Sunday papers. Weir says that there has been so much propaganda 'of a biased and populist kind' on the future of Scotland that objective discussion has been almost impossible. +Gold dealers in London fixed a recommended price of $418.50 per troy ounce at mid-morning today, compared to Wednesday's late price of $423 per ounce. +The movie magazines might summarize the new flick this way: "The Reagan Presidency," a White House Production. +Michael Deakin, senior investment manager, has been appointed general manager - investments of CLERICAL MEDICAL Investment Group as from next April. +The memo said he spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of the money he took from Brazilian customer accounts on furnishing and decorating his "palatial two-floor apartment" on New York's Upper East Side. +That was the report from a meeting of the American Booksellers Association, where publishers, authors and store owners are trying to guide their difficult industry into the 1990s. +As part of this drive to seek harmony, Kusumoto's staff, which he takes to Japan once a year _ the Americans as well as the Japanese _ make their decisions by consensus. +That's creating problems for the care-givers, many of whom are suffering from emotional and physical exhaustion, officials said. +That compares with a $2 billion average every week since the beginning of the year, said Susan Cook, editor of the Holliston, Mass., newsletter. +Another good label is TSE Cashmere, which has made a huge effort to upgrade and stabilise its quality and which manages to deliver cashmere at prices lower than anybody else. +"Everything is proceeding as planned. +Cullinet Software Inc. raised its estimate of the cost of its fourth-quarter restructuring to between $12 million and $15 million. +But you don't, because it's not their problem that you don't feel good that day," she said. +Since the crash, five stock specialists have agreed voluntarily to give up their roles as market makers on the exchange. +Diocese offices in Bridgeport were closed Monday and an answering service operator said Egan was not available for comment. +"We are dying on the grapevine. +Earlier, Robin Wascher, the 38-year-old air traffic controller who guided the two planes in a collision course, accepted blame for the crash. +In 1985, students built shanties on campus to protest apartheid. In 1986, 12 students attacked the shanties with sledgehammers. +Sears was one of the first U.S. companies to establish a profit-sharing plan for employees, in 1916. +Often, the small network of consultants consisted of former Pentagon officials who maintained contacts with people inside the Defense Department. +William Eastman, director of the State University of New York Press, which is publishing Cooper works that have been out of print for decades, thinks the new Cooper editions will take the bite out of Twain's essay. +Investment purchasers the world over buy sight-unseen on the basis of a cash analysis of the rental returns. +The two sides have to be smoothly integrated. +"A false god should not be thrust upon the public on the edge of a national highway," Collins said. +Public Image Ltd. has been more durable, if less exciting, than The Sex Pistols, and has just released "9," its ninth album. +Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert LaRusso denied the tampering charges, but agreed with defense lawyers that no one was happy with the result. +Bolivia's army is better known for coups d'etat and corruption than combat skills. +Adolfo Samaniego has resigned as national defense minister, President Gen. +The rule will not take effect until after a 120-day waiting period and possibly a hearing next January. +His own frustration with the Bush administration is clearly rising, too. +Christian is the son of the actor and his first wife, Anna Kashfi. +At the close in New York it stood at 3,266.26, up 8.91. On the currency markets, there was no clear sign of central bank intervention to support either the dollar or sterling in generally thin trading. +At Ras Al-Bayada, the entrance to the security zone on the coast six miles from the border, Israeli officials displayed the weapons carried by the two guerrillas captured Tuesday near the town of Bint Jbail. +Deputy Parliament Speaker Matyas Szueroes said the proposal would be discussed at the lawmaking body's next session. +Yet another confrontation in Kentucky may develop after autos start rolling out of the Toyota plant. +The TransCanada proposal "has to be made sufficiently ahead of June 30 to ensure that the banks don't sign with Amoco," another source close to TransCanada said. +They are its Achilles' heel. +Inside the cubicle, there is nothing to identify Helm. +The burly Worcester Democrat doggedly preserved $1 million to begin a loan-forgiveness program for newly graduated nurses willing to serve in public or rural hospitals. +Neither does it trouble Mr. Taylor. +Nitrogen oxide emissions could be cut by as much as 33 percent over the same period. +Gorbachev spokesman Arkady Maslennikov has said the proposal by West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and French President Francois Mitterrand went "along the lines" of Gorbachev's thinking, but stopped short of calling it acceptable. +Movies, court cases, a radio drama and the recent election campaign have created a flood of pressure on this island of 20 million to confront its past. +Consumers, he says, like its size, price (less than $200) and the meter that shows how pickled they are. +Guinness Book of World Record officials like to keep things exact, so they planned on replacing Cobb's sculpted head at their Empire State Building museum with one of Hebranko. +Mr Johnson, 44, joined the organisation in July last year from Rover Group and has spearheaded its year-long campaign for a national industrial strategy. +It is better than lying. 'It would have been better for me to say I was guilty, that I made a mistake. +The second, Serevent, is an anti-asthmatic drug. +The three are accused in the death of Ellis Henry Greene, 32, whose body was found in Boggs' office last April 16 and was initially identified as Hanson. +They keep bending the pole or swinging on the pole. +His last known address before being sent to prison was Boca Raton, Fla. +Opinion is slightly less favorable on current business conditions, and on expectations for the next six months. Those who fear there will be fewer jobs now outnumber those who expect there will be more. +"Where are you from?" +Baker, at a news conference, praised both a proposal by Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir for elections on the West Bank and in Gaza to choose Palestinians for the talks and another by Egyptian President Hosni Mujbarak that he select the Palestinians. +Avril promised democratic reforms, including municipal and legislative elections. +Its other Tuesday show, "thirtysomething," tied for 36th. +"I'm not entirely sure what it is," he said. "It's great fun to watch Bill Cosby do stand-up comedy, but nothing happens; they have no problems. +It was unclear whether he would publicly disclose its contents. +Every time prices fall, the monthly payment buys more shares. Indeed, if savings schemes can be kept as a stable source of demand for shares, then historical discount levels of 25 per cent might never recur. +Nothing comes easily to Janine. +He was asked about Sen. Dole's position. +Congratulating them on their excellent credit history, Citibank offered them a new Visa card with a $1,800 limit. +So did People Magazine, AP and a dozen photographers. +He said the policy has increased minority ownership of television and radio stations by only 1 percent in 18 years. +When enacted, the bill is to be the heart of an effort to shrink the deficit by $500 billion over the next five years. +Fund managers, for example, are complaining that getting new mutual funds approved involves long delays. +His knees weak with fright, Bernhardt crossed the strip of land separating the tower from the 10 foot-high steel-mesh fence blocking his way to West Berlin. +A controversial Pounds 90m credit from the Lucas pension fund, taken in the first half, was completely offset by a provision for the restructuring costs. Yet the group's news was not entirely gloomy. +Gold bullion closed in London, the major European market, at a bid $450 a troy ounce, down from $452.80 Thursday. +A newspaper and its reporters were singled out for blame Saturday at a rally for supporters of a black teen-ager who claims she was abducted and raped by white men, and reporters responded by walking out. +It would have allowed even institutions with only a close affiliation to a religious group to seek an exemption if compliance with the law would conflict with tenets of the faith. +The 888-room hotel, across the street from the U.S. Embassy and ambassador's residence, just finished a three-year refurbishment last September. +"It is the requirements of a good treaty and not some arbitrary deadline that will determine the timetable," Reagan said. +A better way of helping low earners would be to raise tax thresholds. Hamlet differs in another important respect from the Prince of Denmark. +"We have been aware of the importance of pricing for years," AST's Mr. Qureshi says. +Several of this fall's biggest releases may already be headed for disappointments, licensing industry executives say. +These provisions, however, have also been criticised as suppressing the dynamic development of European culture,' the report says. The Japanese government is determined to be more controversial, if gently so on the issue of culture. +Walking along the same red carpet in the Hall of St. George after brief remarks, the four chatted amiably and then parted company a moment later. +'It will guarantee that shares in companies that are prospecting have liquidity.' The second initiative is to pool information and resources at the federal and state levels and share them with companies that hold mining permits in relevant regions. +Hallwood also said it has started an action to recover about $640,000 for products sold to Retail Acquisition by Hallwood's Steel City Products division. +An 8-year-old boy with AIDS-related symptoms, whose family fled one city after protests over his admittance to school, dreads another struggle because "the ugly people are going to be back," his mother says. +But he boasted about the first Arab atom bomb and the Israelis blew up his reactor in 1981. +Combined with 1,589,428 shares sold in a subscription offering, the sale completes the thrift's conversion from a mutual to a stock form of organization. +Atwater is considered a master of negative campaigning, and was an architect of the strategy that helped Bush wipe out a 17-point poll lead by Democrat Michael Dukakis and romp to a 40-state victory in the presidential race. +Now the campaign just has to find more like him. +An accord would push ahead the overall talks, and an initial agreement might be reached by the end of the year, they said. +The stocks fell as much as they did "because they missed their projected earnings, mostly in the March quarter," says Dorothy Ryan of Swergold, Chefitz & Sinsabaugh, a San Francisco brokerage firm. +We found that we were very compatible." But Stokes, a cabinetmaker, found hard economic times in Dublin, so he returned to Chicago in November. +It's the worst champagne in the world. +Water spouts out of the horse's mouth when the head is rocked. +But with the start of dealings in New York, the rally subsided and the dollar locked into a meager trading range between 1.8770 marks and 1.8805 marks. +Egypt's most famous survivor is Ramses' own obelisk at the entrance to nearby Luxor Temple. +Since 1980 as a vice president he was unstinting with his time and encouragement for amateur musicians and never once refused our requests for help. +It is a welcome showcase for both women's writing and the short story. +"The mujahedeen don't want to talk to Najib, and they don't like Arafat," said Saeed. +"These are definitely not children," he said. +As for its prospective near-neighbours, at least one - the Archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth Palace - is full of enthusiasm. +The group of 3,000 dissidents, meeting in Atlanta, are angry at the conservative fundamentalist faction that has ruled the denomination for over a decade. +Then we were only trying to get guarantees of no Soviet troops or weapons and no interference with Central American neighbors. +On July 19 he contacted one such, Dr. Gustav Stolper, a refugee and former member of the German Reichstag. +Great American officials couldn't be reached for comment. +These talks would ordinarily be concluded by the end of the month before the issue. +The request, much of it for "nonlethal" assistance to the Nicaraguan rebels through July, will be submitted to Congress next week, administration officials said. +High pressure in the upper atmosphere centered over northern Florida, helping carry moisture into the lower Mississippi Valley, and showers and thunderstorms blossomed across the region. +'They are going to be cold, wet and tired most of the time,' predicted Pete Goss, the former Royal Marine who trained the crews and himself skippers one of the yachts. +Clark said the purchase of the investor group's shares reduces the number it will buy under the buyback plan. +Because, say real estate and housing people, the income tax deduction on home mortgage debt already has been limited twice in the past three years. +People are tempering dollar-buying because so much of the optimism about the U.S. economy is predicated on a quick end to the Gulf War, said Marc Cohen, vice president at Fuji Bank in New York. +The company said the recapitalization plan would consist of a substantial cash distribution, freely tradable securities and common shares. +More than 20 international scientists, including five Nobel Prize winners, gathered at ceremonies and a symposium at the Beckman Center for Molecular and Genetic Medicine at Stanford University. +The justices said such violations may be deemed "harmless" but they overturned a Texas killer's death sentence after ruling that the violation in his case was not harmless. +That job is vital to Republicans, who a decade ago watched helplessly as Democrats carved up congressional districts to their advantage. +The Vatican has said the date was a coincidence. +Lorenzo Batlle, all were presidents. +Falwell also said the board ended payments to Jessica Hahn, a former church secretary whose brief liaison with Bakker seven years ago is central to the PTL scandal. +The operation helped pave the way for modern heart surgery. +Other cars and trucks in the program can qualify for interest rates as low as 4.9 percent and rebates ranging from $300 to $2,000, depending on model. +It appears that profits were resilient in spite of earlier fears that they would be badly affected by debt provisions. +Critics say the laws make no exceptions for rape or incest, but Guste said abortions in such cases could be considered therapeutic and, therefore, legal. +The answer is, `No, I have not.' "If somebody has something other than rumor and frenzied speculation, please get it to the FBI or get it to the White House staff, or certainly get it to the committee in the Senate. +She and the others opted to visit Iraq because they feel the State Department is not working hard enough to free the hostages. +In the past decade, the trust banks have relied increasingly on commissions from their real-estate and equity brokering services. +A former Kuwait Airways sales manager has been sentenced to six months in prison for stealing $2.5 million from the airline in what the defendant claimed was a plan with the CIA to woo moderates in Iran. +In early 1990, share prices surged as international investors swarmed into Western European stocks for a piece of the impending reconstruction boom in Eastern Europe. +One of the first flashpoints was Bihar, India's poorest state, where at least three people have died. +The partnership, Realesco Equities Corp., is named in two sets of charges _ aiding in the filing of false corporate tax returns and mail fraud _ against Mrs. Helmsley and her two co-defendants, former aides Frank Turco and Joseph Licari. +There could yet be an unresolved dilemma between the need to contain costs and Midland's aspiration to increase market share. +It accounts for about 50 percent of the cases, and there's no sign that aspirin helps that. +Mr. Cockburn rejects my statement that Israel Shahak has no more credibility on human-rights violations than Lyndon LaRouche. +The lawsuit was filed in 1975 by Jake Ayers of Glen Allen on behalf of his son, Jake Ayers Jr., a high school student, and 20 other black students. +The Bechtel spokesman said the first phase of the contract begins immediately and will last four months. +The superintendent's 12-gauge shotgun and his car apparently were taken by murderer Earl Jacobs, who escaped Wednesday. +Among the more noteworthy are the following: The polluter pays. +The 1985 fourth quarter included about $24 million in charges related to an earlier bankruptcy-law filing by Continental. +Exchange International Corp. said its board approved the redemption of all the Chicago-based company's remaining Series B preferred stock outstanding. +Over the past 12 months, it added, the adjusted jobless total has declined by 334,800 people, a record fall for any 12-month period. +It is a minimal description in polite words of what is going on," he said. +'I don't find 2 per cent growth, which is what we're experiencing at this particular stage, adequate,' he said. The International Monetary Fund was also noticeably cautious in its latest economic forecast released this week. +The package includes a central intelligence-gathering system, a school for narcotics agents and an international reserve pool of narcotics agents and intelligence operatives. +On stage, Stephens has a huge presence and an exuberant confidence that borders on the reckless. +Both airlines announced plans Friday to provide weekly service for passengers and freight between Paris and the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh. +Yet Engeleiter plans to make an issue of Kohl's wealth, according to campaign manager Jill Hanson, by portraying the choice as between a 36-year-old mother of two and a bachelor millionaire. +The speech followed a vote in which the caucus elected the 63-year-old Mr. Wright speaker starting in January, when the 100th Congress is scheduled to convene. +A Nippon Life association also would offer Shearson a link with one of the wealthiest Japanese financial institutions and an influential partner in one of the world's most dynamic financial markets. +We saw the importance of missile defense in last night's television reports of attacks on Saudi Arabia. +Riot police fired multiple tear gas launchers at about 500 students from a dozen Seoul universities when they tried to march out of Yonsei University after a pro-labor rally. +The legislation, which was approved on a voice vote, was sent to the White House where President Bush's signature is expected. +As a tinny recording of the Stompin' Tom Connors classic blared from a loudspeaker, the royal couple left the hospital and waded into a large crowd to charm and chat. +"It shouldn't be enough that he is minimally qualified," he said. +But many of the hundreds of local Teamster officials that prosecutors have pursued over the past dozen years have been under his jurisdiction as head of the union's Eastern Conference in New York and New Jersey. +If you pay less, you get less." Shortell, a health services researcher at Northwestern University, published his findings in the New England Journal of Medicine. +A series of violent ethnic disputes have erupted intermittently in the Soviet Union since President Mikhail S. Gorbachev has come to power. +As a result, they have become just as remote and inflexible as the large, centralised IT departments which they replaced. This inflexibility and the growth of PC use is making some companies rethink the way they organise IT. +Cartisano's wife, Debbie, said Wednesday her husband is in Guadalajara, Mexico, where he is attempting to set up another wilderness therapy program. +It favoured cyclicals and was particularly interested in those stocks which had 'consumer exposure'. AMSTERDAM finished moderately higher after moving in a narrow range. +Consolidation also enabled staff to be moved from high-cost central London buildings, reducing occupancy costs by more than 30 per cent. +From the Adams Natural Beverage Co. to Zale Corp., these two irreverent business bashers dug for the dirt and found it. +It has reported aggregate losses of more than $600 million since. +Iraq's ambassador to the United States today refused to give a timetable for their departure but said Iraq would also free the detained men after getting assurances from the United States that it would not attack. +I've worked very hard, particularly in the area of job training as the author of the Job Training Partnership Act that reached out and has put millions of people to work in America. +Although the 100-share index in the cash market started the session well ahead on strong stock-index futures contracts and firmness in the underlying shares, profit taking and a retreat of institutional investors trimmed share prices, dealers said. +U.S. officials believe Iran wants Western aid too badly to defy the embargo flagrantly. +Police said the four dead at Mieh Mieh, on the fringe of the ancient port 25 miles south of Beirut, were three guerrillas and a civilian motorist driving in the Palestinian refugee camp. +Maxi in particular is so down to earth that when we see her squealing with delight in the Trump Tower atrium, we could be in any shopping mall anywhere in America. +Down by the water's edge, fisherman Juan Soliva has decorated his particle-board hut with Save-the-Mangrove posters. +In addition, the committee's Defense Policy Panel will hold a hearing May 9 with Soviet officials from the Institute for the USA and Canada, a Moscow think tank on superpower relations. +One worry: Gorbachev may be unwilling to compromise until after his party congress July 2. "We're not sure what's going on over there," says a top administration Soviet expert. +His letters are filled with references to deadlines and the need for cash ("there are going to be an awful lot of bailiffs nipping at my heels unless I can rustle up some of the long green"). +An Allante will be parked "discreetly" at most of the houses, says Mr. Clark, and Cadillac will be mentioned during national radio broadcasts of the concerts. +The group, called the Joint Associations Working Group, said it was essential to import contract laborers to avoid inflation and falling economic competitiveness. +The interim dividend has been cut to 1.1p (1.5p). +The auto group showed a 29 percent year-to-year earnings decline. +The list contains the names of more than 200 performers and members of related professions who have worked in South Africa since 1981. +"This is not a women's issue," actor Tim Busfield, who plays Elliot Weston on ABC's "thirtysomething," told the pro-choice rally. "It's a family issue. +Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci said Wednesday at a Pentagon news conference that the commander of the F-14 patrol made the decision to fire at the Libyan aircraft "in self-defense" and apparently shot down both planes. +Digital Equipment Corp. figures thousands of its workers may use terminals at home after hours. +Then there's Dentsu's role as a media broker. +In other words, the U.S. would tell the Soviets the whereabouts of a weapon that was expressly designed to be concealed from the Soviets. +But when the irrepressible tycoon, now past 75, surveyed his flock at Lonrho's last annual general meeting there were signs of growing impatience. +Dealers blamed the decline on a statement Wednesday by Maj. Gen. Ramon Montano, chief of the Philippine Constabulary, that a new coup may be launched after Jan. 17. +The average total return (yield plus price appreciation) for short-term bond funds in the first six months was 4.26%, according to Lipper; over the past 12 months it was 9.19%. +In the final vote count, almost 24 hours after polls closed, Ms. Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party won only 45 of the 216 parliamentary races, to 105 for her opponents. +The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular unleaded gas went up a tenth of a cent in the last week, the smallest increase in four weeks, the American Automobile Association reported Tuesday. +A West German company is seeking to resell the Cessna airplane that pilot Mathias Rust landed in Moscow's Red Square a year ago, a Hamburg sports flying club official said today. +The Fed has been pumping money into the economy, in contrast to its credit-tightening policy after the 1929 market crash. +Analysts expect the core airline business to perform very well. +The space agency on Saturday removed a faulty auxiliary power unit that forced a scrub of Discovery's launch last Tuesday. +The perjury issue has prompted a request by Wallach's attorneys for a new trial. +Karl Pflock, a spokesman for the office, said Mr. Krings isn't considering resigning. +"Whatever we do to stimulate now will create the conditions for inflation 18 months to two years from now." In major market action: Stock prices soared in heavy trading. +The evidence includes photographs of the men taken after their capture. +Even ordinary earth-moving equipment and backhoes are in short supply. +All three were injured by metal fragments from the explosion. +Whirlpool said arrangements already have been made for Vitro to distribute Whirlpool-brand products in Mexico. +Mrs. Wilcox said the knowledge that her children saved lives is comforting. +Hawaiian Independent Refinery Inc. was given a $23.4 million Defense Logistics Agency contract for petroleum distillates. +The company noted, however, that it hasn't yet taken account of capital gains recorded in the latest period. +But negotiators are always the last to know. +"Multifamily and commercial construction just won't seem to rebound." Housing starts were up in every region except the Northeast, where they fell 2% last month to a 96,000 annual rate. +Volume on the floor of the Big Board totaled 145.81 million shares, down from 157.56 million in the previous session. +Canadian wheat exports to the U.S. in the first seven months of Canada's current crop year totaled a record 434,000 metric tons (15.9 million bushels). +Judge Wood said Mr. Milken would be sentenced on Oct. 1, after the court has had time to consider sentencing reports from the government and Mr. Milken's response. +Dukakis sought throughout the day to soothe any hurt feelings, with only occasional success. +The severed portion of Erin's hand was packed in ice and taken to the hospital, but officials said it could not be reattached. +The guerrillas, who call themselves nationalists opposing a Marxist-based government, roam Mozambique's 10 provinces and mount frequent raids into Zimbabwe with virtual impunity. +France has also begun its planned naval cutbacks in the gulf region. +It showed that distillates, which include heating oil, declined 2.8 million barrels last week to 107.8 million. +I love to hear you quote it. +But the volume of money will be roughly similar to peak levels of the past." Until then, the slowdown is expected to have a varying impact throughout the region. +Another investigator said the nurses also killed patients they considered a nuisance. +An official traveling with Mr. Baker said a meeting in Washington earlier this week between President Bush and Turkish Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel focused on what the U.S. could do to bolster Turkey's efforts in the republics. +Over the past year, manufacturers of auto parts and components, mainly from Japan and Taiwan, have been flocking to Thailand. +A missing persons report was filed with Reno police on Wednesday. +After a private visit to Budapest Sept. 14-15, Israeli Premier Yitzhak Shamir, the first Israeli head of goverment to visit Hungary, said Israel would renew full diplomatic ties with Hungary "in the near future." +Heller said Thursday that the burglars took the most valuable works, leaving behind those by lesser-known artists. +Six years later, Allied Telephone merged with Mid-Continent Telephone Corp. to form Alltel. +U.S. and EC sources say prospects are improving that such an agreement can be reached by the end of this month. +The budget crunch occurred because the military was included in deficit reduction cuts mandated by the Gramm-Rudman act. +Dunne, 59, of Garden City, is credited with helping reform the state's prison system following the deadly riot at Attica Prison in 1971. +To be sure, Advanced Micro earlier this week posted a near-quintupling of profit, but Wall Street looked beyond earnings to its stagnant profit margins and its lower rate of new orders. +The company had 1987 sales of $7.58 billion. +Concerned that terrorism may have penetrated America's borders, the FBI began a massive investigation involving scores of investigators, said Tom Hughes, special agent in charge of the local FBI office. +Even those Shiites who think they should get more from the government aren't overwhelmingly bitter. +Dow now has voting control of Marion. +Belov lauded the loosening of borders in the Eastern bloc. +The meeting in China, he says, "is very much up in the air at this point." Recessions, or economic downturns of the kind Wall Street is now worrying about, have a terrible and well-deserved reputation. +Those wishing to place "To Go" orders at Luby's can either call in and then walk through a separate entrance to the cafeteria to pick up their order. +Radical students hurled several firebombs at a U.S. military facility in downtown Seoul, police said today. +Trainers then ask them how they could have avoided that feeling by being more "accountable" for their actions. +"It is so fragmented out there. +Nineteen percent were undecided. +As a result, he says, "production is falling faster than we expected." For Prof. +One was Mr Pierre Beregovoy, the prime minister, the other was Mr Dumas. +They have received no weaponry from the United States since February, when lethal aid was suspended. +If I hadn't had anybody to get up for, I would have been finished." He also said that although four years have passed since his hit television series "Hart to Hart" was canceled, he's still stunned and disappointed. +Daily increases in the amount of warehoused copper registered with the Commodity Exchange have been rare since October 1987, when the Comex copper inventory stood at nearly 90,000 short tons. +Sweden, Finland, Norway and Austria reached preliminary agreements on EU membership terms this month, but the accords need to be approved by national referendums. +So far, the company has invested well over $100 million for ads and promotions. +It did nothing to 'solve the agony of Sarajevo,' he told the FT. +In a local wooded area, they were robbed and shot. +Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's government announced its intention Monday to make sure Canada can start the free trade agreement with the United States as scheduled Jan. 1. +He was free Thursday on bail. +"We understand that from all the data given to us that there's no conclusion," attorney Frederick R. Stortecky said. +We, listening, are baffled - and, finally, heartbroken. +However, the philosophical arguments proposed do not address the problems of modern society. +The violence spread to black townships around Johannesburg in August, killing about 800 blacks in two months. +Manufacturers report that insurance rates are significantly increasing each year, while coverage is shrinking. +They were hitting them right and left." Brown said that he was later taken off the plane in Beirut and held by other captors as the hostage ordeal continued. +The National Marine Fisheries Service, which regulates display of marine mammals, agreed with Sea World that the death was an accident. +COMMERCIAL PAPER: High-grade unsecured notes sold through dealers by major corporations in multiples of $1,000: 8% 30 days; 8.05% 60 days; 8.10% 90 days. +About Pounds 41m was spent on acquisitions which included Rockwood, an American building pigments company acquired in April. The company said capital expenditure and acquisitions were likely to be lower in the second half. +The president is elected separately every seven years. +She lost almost all her whiskers and the tips of her nose and ears and the pads of her paws were burned. +The "squirrel vote" has become a consideration in the five-candidate campaign for the U.S. House of Representatives in Louisiana's meandering, largely rural 8th Congressional District. +That suggests making convictions easier to obtain. In practice, the chances of conviction are best improved by making miscarriages less likely to happen. +A search of the home of Stefano Frizzon, 30, turned up items linked with the robbery of the painting, the Italian news agency ANSA said. +And there, gracing the new green-tinted bills, are the portraits of Hernan Cortes and Francisco Pizarro. +Next comes the family room with 23%, the living room with 22% and the bedroom with 20%. +The valet was not covered by the Budget rental agreement that limited the number of authorized drivers. +Analysts said, however, that they thought that AT&T's earnings in future quarters will continue to reflect growth in long-distance and in equipment sales to phone companies. +Paramedics had to cut the cream-colored gown to pieces to free her. +All will be built in the northeast or the southeast. The long lead times for nuclear and hydroelectric mean that there are growing opportunities for non-coal thermal projects, not a significant factor at present. +Mr. Alley, 57 years old, succeeds Virginius B. Lougee III, 60, who remains president until he retires at the end of the year. +Chief of Staff John H. Sununu personally informed Cavazos of the firing a day before the secretary's departure was announced Wednesday, said one of the sources, an administration official who insisted on anonymity. +The decision to permit women to become priests has split the church. +"There was an effort to avoid being seen as reflexively anti-regulation. +Meanwhile, capacity amounted to 7.8 million tons, including about 800,000 tons from the South Chicago works. +The Reserve Bank of Australia yesterday raised its official money market interest rates by 1 percentage point to 6.5 per cent. +The goal in such cases is to return the species to the wild once survival can be ensured, he says. +However, to many IBM customers this may not be any deterrent. IBM UK's AIX business unit manager, Mr Clive Parminter says its large customers are beginning to order Risc/60005 in volume. +The lights, the cameras and the attention all evoked the Warholian ideal of 15 minutes of fame. +Albany police said the city had only 24 murders in 1988, and Dougherty County police reported one 1988 murder, not two. +Several homes were deemed uninhabitable by inspectors with the Contra Costa County Building Department after the temblors Friday night, Raymond added. +'The situation is really quite incredible. +Mr. Wilson's ear for the speech of black Americans is unfailing: his rhythms, inflections and vocabulary capture perfectly not only regionalisms but the rich verbal lore of his characters. +But they said she did not try to convince him to leave the Vatican mission, which has been surrounded by U.S. soldiers since he fled there on Christmas Eve. +That is how much things have changed. The inauguration of the Alpine ski World Cup in 1967 linked big races for a season-long grand prix for the first time. +Just Sunday morning, a police task force in Brooklyn raided several social clubs and arrested five people for weapons possession, said Sgt. Tina Mohrmann, a police spokeswoman. +Janet Sibert brought her two children and purchased a membership Saturday. "I'm happy the kids will be able to swim," said Mrs. Sibert, who works in Saluda but lives in Greenwood, about 28 miles away. +He says his compensation, like the money he wires between countries, "just appears in bank accounts, like out of nowhere." +In a sign that many traders expect the surge in oil prices to be short-lived, prices for delivery in later months were significantly lower. +'No, it wasn't a mistake,' said Qantas. +Young men make mistakes. +Cardenal said the cocaine _ found in Vilanova Y Geltru, 30 miles south of Barcelona _ represented one of the largest amounts of the drug ever seized in Europe. +Federal spending averaged nearly $3,433 per American in 1987, about $41 more than the year before, the Census Bureau says. +"It was scary _ you never really knew who you were up against," said the 23-year-old father of three. "Every now and then someone would wave and blow a kiss. +Yet at the same time the UN is suffering an acute financial crisis, caused in large part by the fact that the US is falling further and further behind with its contributions. +Japan claims its rice import ban is legal under a "state trading" exception to the rules of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, the world's trade tribunal. +The role of Parsifal is being reprised by William Pell, who performed it at the Italian festival. +Police said all would be charged with violation of security laws and face a maximum penalty of death by hanging, a police announcement said. +It has a large trunk for a two-seater. +A royal banquet in 1387 included a promising-sounding concoction called creme frez. +The four crewmen were rescued. +They are great, dynamic entertainment vehicles," the producer said. +A poll conducted in May for The Irish Times found 93 percent of those questioned rated unemployment a "very important" issue. Other rated issues were cuts in government health programs, 82 percent; emigration, 76 percent; and poverty, 70 percent. +A spokesman for Unicorp said it plans to file a 13D notice with the SEC concerning its plans for InterTan. +A Florio victory would give the Democrats a governorship held by Republican Thomas Kean for eight years. +"Francois Mitterrand sincerely wants to be the incarnation of France like de Gaulle was," says Roland Dumas, a friend and former foreign minister. +A similar attack was reported in neighboring Katlehong. +"All of his proposals will be denied," a Koito spokesman says. +The same political culture that treats felons gingerly because of their age has now spent the summer agitating that the crime problem can be solved by extending New York's strict gun-control laws nationally. +When the great Roosevelt coalition shattered in the 1960s, he says, the party consensus shattered as well. +The discounts are a blow to expansion plans such as those at Delta, which would acquire routes to London from Detroit and Miami if its proposed $515 million purchase of certain Pan Am Corp. assets is successful. +A committee of prominent black scholars called Tuesday for smaller, more personal schools, significant parental involvement and other steps they said would help black children achieve greater academic success. +Of those 11, six did not demonstrate a cash-flow problem and the five others were ineligible for funding because of poor maintenance, management or other problems, HUD investigators concluded. +If those fail, we will retry the case. +"He was a real good athlete," Norris said. "Blinky and I trained together and Blinky was always hurrying off to his son's football games. +Harry Truman opened a 15-year battle in 1950 with his proposals for medical insurance for the elderly. +Give yourself a Christmas gift and think about it. +This affects recognition of consonants, and makes it difficult for the hearing impaired to distinguish between words such as "tomato" or "potato." +Assistant Attorney General John Morris said the state would file a motion as quickly as possible challenging the stay. +According to a recent Food Marketing Institute survey, 42% of consumers said fat was the thing they worried about most in their daily diet. +Even before Seaga's action, people were on the move, cleaning up the damage. +Junk-bond issues routinely include detailed "risk factors" explaining the dangers that justified the higher interest payments. +Areas of agreement among panelists included: _The health care delivery system does not match the population's needs. +If that was what the disabilities bill were all about, I'd be leading the charge for its passage. +Charges for minority interests totaled #6.5 million, down 13% from #7.5 million in the year-earlier period. +Transamerica, which provides specialized financial and insurance services, had assets of $26.8 billion at the end of 1988. +In most of the skeletons, as many as seven discs in each spine were collapsed from physical labor. +We could still have a recession" at some point. +OPIC's main job is to sell insurance to American investors overseas, against what are called political risks: war, rebellion, civil strife, confiscation and official freezing of assets. +Also, he notes, "most corporate bonds are callable." +The new engines, built by the General Electric Co., will cut fuel consumption by 25 percent, Lockheed said. +A Georgia congressman is to receive an honorary degree from an Alabama college that he says turned him away 31 years ago because of his race. +Still, Mitsubishi and Toyota stopped most shipments of their sport utility "trucks." +San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos, honorary chairman of the event, says proceeds will go to the Northern California Earthquake Relief Fund. +He says the case for active managers versus indexers currently is inconclusive. +Hundreds of passengers were stranded as other flights were delayed, said Eastern spokeswoman Kathleen Starman. +He wanted the government to reintroduce 100 per cent capital allowances to boost manufacturing investment and output. +In fact, France has effectively raised Dollars 19bn in advance by selling 'Balladur bonds' which can be converted into future privatisation stocks. In eastern Europe the sums involved are comparatively tiny but the implications are much more profound. +USX Corp. and Kobe Steel Ltd. of Japan announced a joint venture Tuesday, the latest in a series of partnerships combining the best of two worlds to solve the problems of both. +In his testimony Tuesday, Rogerson described the area where he was hunting as "well traveled" by deer. +Willard L'Heureux, a Hees managing partner, said the investment concern would retain a minority holding in National Business only. +In addition, they note, market history shows that even concrete signs of peace in the making don't automatically translate into a rapid increase in stock prices. +Milken _ with wife Lori on his arm _ appeared dazed as he stepped out of his black car. +"Every day it seems to get worse and worse and worse. +The price of the benchmark issue closed at 82.50, down 0.37 points. +David A. Case, Corona del Mar, Calif., a former Merrill Lynch salesman, was barred for three years for allegedly failing to make prompt payment for securities bought for his own account. +Both he and Mrs. Dixon have acknowledged that their involvement in running the businesses has been minimal. +Contract talks opened Tuesday between the United Steelworkers and LTV Steel Co., which employs more than 12,000 union members in six states. +"We came to be sure we were here this first day," said Mrs. Lowe, who walked the halls of the restored building with relatives, remembering her mother's tales. +The economy is showing further signs of slowing, a new Fed survey suggests. +She's both pragmatic and slightly out of it. +Just by holding spending increases to less than $80 billion we will reduce the deficit and put ourselves on track for a balanced budget by 1993 and with your help that will be done. +"As one of America's 80 million beer drinkers, tell Congress you don't mind paying your fair share of taxes. +Symbolically and practically, Russia took over what remains of the Soviet Union's superpower status. +State Supreme Court Justice F. Warren Travers ruled that the federal Department of Energy was an "interested party" in the case through its ownership of the Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island. +"He is a hired door opener," asserts Rence Lee, a Washington consultant and China expert who performs risk-analysis for corporations that do business abroad. +He too believes Amsterdam will rise during 1994. Subscriptions for the partial privatisation of KPN, the state-owned telecommunications and postal company, open in early June. +I was disappointed that you did not report that event correctly. +Alcan purchased the stake in Haley, which is based in Haley, Ontario, in 1984 for $6.7 million. +BHP said it plans to sell the shares when the market price reaches ADollars 2.39, allowing the group to break even on the investment. +Simon Keswick, Jardine's nonexecutive chairman, spurned such comparisons, maintaining that the personnel change won't affect the group. +While that would reduce the taxpayers' price-support burden, it could rapidly rebuild stockpiles that could cause another agricultural crash. +But I don't think the American people have the slightest interest in what Al Gore thinks of him or of me," Dukakis added. +"Otherwise we will also be attacked." +James P. Mooney, president of the National Cable Television Association, argues that the phone companies would use their monopoly power and deep pockets for predatory pricing and for subsidizing their cable ventures. +Afghan resistance leaders, headquartered in Peshawar, Pakistan, last week proposed an interim government virtually excluding Najib's party. +Investors paid more attention to the day's main economic news, which was a drop in the National Association of Purchasing Management's index from 54.2 in July to 53.7 in August. +A UN investigator yesterday urged Russia to release 71,000 people awaiting trial in what he called inhuman and overcrowded conditions. +Anderson expects an even worse trade picture this month. +At the time, Mrs. Jenkins was the group's chairwoman. +A large slice of America's population, including many people who deal in the securities markets, fears we face more inflation. +Though not an easy read and sometimes repetitive, it is rich in insights. +Such a compact is now urgent. +"Everything cannot go through governments. +His ideas, together with those of Charles Darwin, had a powerful effect on the 19th and 20th centuries, with appalling consequences as we too well know. +FMC restructured in May 1986, loading up on debt and placing much of its stock in employees hands to deter any takeover efforts. +In 1974, Sotheby's auctioned the huge Garbisch collection of folk art to an enthusiastic reception. +The government didn't say whether it asked Kuwait to cease its purchases. +Lacking snow in a mild winter, officials are trucking it in, and lacking sunlight at 4 a.m., they're setting up flood lights. +Before Florida's parental consent law was declared unconstitutional, 60 teen-agers received judicial permission for an abortion. +Todd Hutchins, a machine operator at NYCO's Lewis mine in the Adirondacks, confirmed that the company sells wollastonite to car manufacturers. +I decided not to bring the chips I was carrying on my shoulders to meetings or general discussions. +Once arrested for shoplifting, she had been treated by a psychiatrist for depression and obsessive-compulsive behavior. +But after a coalition of Democrats and moderate Republicans introduced legislation in February, the Justice Department prepared a more modest measure that would address some of the same concerns. +Section 8 recipients receive federal subsidies for 70 percent of their rent. There are presently 2.9 million people in the 15-year-old Section 8 program, said HUD spokesman Bill Galvin in Washington. +Exxon, indicted just this week on charges stemming from last year's Alaska tanker spill, issued a statement saying the company was helping out with the cleanup but was not responsible for today's spill. +Only 3.8 percent of all Japanese companies, in most cases tiny entrepreneurships or family businesses, are headed by women, according to Tokyo Shoko Research, a private research institute. +A few hundred Mauritanians were flown home to Nouakchott after the earlier violence, but many others had been gathered at the Dakar fairgrounds to await repatriation. +In other words, the group is ready to ride up the cycle to pre-tax profits of, perhaps, about Pounds 19m this year. +But first, some of the limitation measures imposed this year will face challenges in the courts. +Brierley is a New Zealand-based investment company. +Dissenters in South Korea say the government is using it as an excuse to clamp down on them. +We will keep on trying; it's always difficult because it's difficult to get consensus among members of parliament. +More than three decades ago, Mr. Thomas left behind the tumbledown houses, mobile homes and single paved street that make up Pin Point, as this community on the southern edge of Savannah is known. +Machine-tool orders rose 55% last month from a year ago, boosting the quarterly total to a seven-year high. +The dilemma facing the delegates stems partly from conflicting provisions in the OAS charter. +Jay Bono, head of the American Stock Exchange's surveillance unit, said his staff had not detected any significant resurgence in pre-takeover announcement stock moves. +The Senate approved $3.7 billion for the program and after the House-Senate conference a total of $3 billion will likely emerge. +The payment is the second and final step under which Chicago-based Bally purchased Mr. Trump's stake at a premium to the market price. +In his 37-year career as a rose breeder, Weddle has created 25 different varieties, including one named for Elizabeth Taylor. +Telex shares have fluctuated greatly in the past year, hitting a high of $101.50 but then dropping into the 40s after the second-quarter earnings projection was reduced. +But if the freedom fighters are extinguished and communist rule is consolidated in Nicaragua, the American people will be the ones to decide who is responsible," he contended. +The measure expresses concern at "allegations of serious violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms in Romania" and calls for the appointment of a special U.N. investigator. +But it urged a congressional study to determine whether the impeachment process should be changed to promote greater accountability for judges. +The vice president, however, said his convention manager, Fred V. Malek, would have an expanded role in the committee and would be designated deputy RNC chairman. +Southland Corp., Dallas, said it definitively agreed to sell its Reddy Ice division for an undisclosed amount of cash to Kaminski/Engles Capital Corp., a Dallas-based investment firm. +Honeywell Bull Inc. said it will shrink its U.S. work force about 10% over the next year as part of a reorganization of the multinational computer maker's operation. +The junta, which took power in a 1989 coup, has jailed politicians, trade unionists and human rights activists. +Consumers have driven more than 500 billion miles on ethanol during the past eight years. +Mr. Beteta was appointed general director of Comermex, while Mr. Prieto Fortun had to content himself with the position of adviser to the finance secretary. +During his tenure, he sponsored legislation to mark the bicentennial of the Constitution and the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus' discovery of the New World. +In Paris, a plane was sent Sunday with 60 rescue workers and emergency supplies for Guadeloupe, and two more were standing by waiting for Caribbean airports to reopen. +The famine-aid debate has spilled over into the fight over confirmation of Melissa Wells as the next U.S. ambassador to Mozambique. +India at one time had 70 courts, the most of any country, but none are known to be in use now. +When her children were 6, she was elected to parliament for the first time and went on to lead the Conservative Party. +This year's loss was shown at $10.64 per hundredweight. +The tax imposed on this income can't be less than the tax that would be imposed if this income were added to the parent's taxable income. +Mark Roddy, 37, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and three counts of securities fraud. +Eritrea, a former Italian colony on the Red Sea, was administered by Britain from World War II until 1952 when it was federated with Ethiopia under a United Nations resolution. +In it, workers broke into groups to discuss issues like the difference between "knowledge" and "understanding." +Rates on 10-year Treasury notes, forecast by the administration at 8% this year, are already well above 9% and still climbing. +Mason's attorney, Raoul Felder, said the comic's remarks were taken out of context by the Voice and the interview was off the record. +Norwest The 22% jump in earnings for the Minneapolis-based bank holding company resulted from increased net interest margins, strong performances from the company's non-interest business and a sharp reduction in nonperforming loans. +"Success breeds confidence, and that's what you want, but it can also threaten you with complacency," Stever said in an interview. +Even within the Conservative party the 'basics' of a Suffolk mayor, a cabinet minister and Sir Edward Heath are manifestly incompatible. That is not what we mean by basic morality. +William C. Verity, confirmed as secretary of commerce only last month, wasted no time in finding a new form of "unfair" trade. +John A. Georges, chairman of the Purchase, N.Y.-based company, said Tuesday that the packaging materials and white paper operations put in a particularly strong performance. +The U.S. Embassy said 1,500 of the rebels' estimated 7,000 regulars were fighting in the capital. +Both the remedy and the standard of evidence of alleged discrimination should have city managers across the country preparing contingency plans in case they are next. +Thousands of farmers camped on a road to the presidential palace ended their weeklong protest Monday, saying the government will consider their demands for higher crop prices. +Academics, lawmakers and industry officials are studying ways to encourage "depositor discipline," such as exposing a small percentage of deposits over $100,000 to the threat of loss. +The fighting shadowed a peacemaking effort by foreign ministers of the 22-state Arab League, who are to meet Wednesday in Tunis. +That gloomy backdrop helps explain why retailers are focusing on credit-card promotions. +The party, renamed the Party of Democratic Socialism, cautioned that rapid reunification would hurt East Germany. +The Black Hills city spent about $30,000 adding 16 horseshoe pits, lighting and other improvements at the campground where the tournament will be held, said Finance Officer Beth Benning. +Goulding, who is expected to arrive in Lebanon on Wednesday, will begin his investigation at the headquarters of the U.N. Interim Force in Lebanon. +Low interest rates in the US have driven US-based investors - many of them Latin Americans - to seek higher returns from regional markets where tight monetary policy and high interest rates have held sway. +Moody's is reviewing the single-A-2 rating of Hospital Corp.'s senior debt, including Eurobonds, the single-A-3 rating of its convertible subordinated debentures, and the proposed single-A-2 rating of the shelf registration of its senior debt. +But reaction was muted. +The programme tells how the Patriot missile system failed to intercept the last Scud fired in the war because one unit was undergoing maintenance and another failed to register a threat, so that 28 Americans were killed. +It escalated into open warfare elsewhere in Azerbaijan and led to the worst fighting in the ethnic feud in two years. +Police at the scene said the plane crashed into a mountain three miles from downtown Quito and tumbled into a small river. +Imagine the hullabaloo had he married her. Yet, newspapers across Germany produced just one picture of the wedding on an obscure page. +The planned sale of the Olympic paints division, a strategic move to concentrate on core household and food-service businesses is pending. +There's a gnawing problem in Chagrin Falls. +For many companies, he said, the direct impact of higher rates, should they occur, isn't large. +The U.N. seeks stability at 10.2 billion by 2075. +The average one-year issue currently yields 8.02%, down from 8.05%. +For their part, De Benedetti group officials said the sale had been in the works since late autumn. +Why should O'Lone choose to publicise his story now, some six months after the event? +Airlines, either individually or in groups, hire other companies to provide personnel who screen baggage and passengers at airport checkpoints. +Farm incomes depend on a number of factors such as the level of debt, the kind of farming involved, the efficiency with which the farm is run. +But he said that the dispatch of French troops was conditional on UN approval and on the participation of other countries. Mr Francois Leotard, the defence minister, ruled out the possibility that France would go it alone. +The index fell as low as 2150.4 around midday, nearly breaching a psychological support level of 2150.0 before rebounding. +To form the Chicago, Central & Pacific, in 1985 he bought nearly 700 miles of track between Chicago and Omaha, Neb., from an IC Industries Inc. unit. +Should he die soon, the debate would be further sidetracked. +State courts ruled the action illegal and ordered him freed. +I think you have to have a feel for the horse. +Net income was $8.4 million, or 33 cents a share, as revenue more than doubled to $43.2 million. +Amount Pounds 5,000. Annual income Pounds 11.25. Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust. +He bolted in the parking lot but obeyed Gosset's shouted order to stop. +In a statement before a military court of honor that stripped the accused of military ranks and decorations, Ochoa said he deserved to die for betraying Castro and the revolution. +The synthetic molecule, he said, prevented the virus from spreading from the infected T cells to the uninfected cells. +Long-term food stability would depend on the efforts of Kenyans themselves. US aid officials criticised Mr Moi's announcement for not including the deregulation of price controls. +Both points have force. +Second, the central bank will set tough limits on money supply until the end of March 1995. +Although redemptions have eased in recent days, "People are deciding to hunker down in bond funds as well as stock funds," portfolio manager Tom Urmston says. +The unveiling ceremonies focused on the histories of the Statue and Ellis Island and the important contributions of millions of immigrants who have come to America. +Under the plans, a single currency would become reality as early as 1997 if seven or more countries meet tough standards on inflation, currency stability and deficit spending. +Thousands of passers-by crowded the square for a look at the protest, which marked the eighth time students have marched to Tiananmen since they began a campaign for political change on April 15. +Vertical yellow bands link arch to deck. +Coca-Cola combined the operations with the bottlers it already owned to form Coca-Cola Enterprises and sold 51% of the new company to the public. +Oil futures prices finished higher in moderate trading Friday, buoyed by strength in the gasoline market. +O'Neill, who helped Louisiana's Commissioner of Insurance Doug Green finance his successful 1987 campaign, was a defendant in a lawsuit by the Louisiana Board of Ethics for Elected Officials. +"No qualitative changes have taken place in our economy, restructuring is sluggish, and the internal and external financial balance has deteriorated," he said. +Under terms of the settlement, the company didn't admit any wrongdoing. +It does not try to explain the relevance of this to the voters of modern California. Her latest refined commercial pitch is to depict Mr Huffington as 'the Texas millionaire California can't trust'. +But even a congenital optimist has to acknowledge that the trigger point, if it exists for the Soviets, lies deep in the coming abyss. +At least seven other Palestinian teen-agers, aged 13 to 18, were wounded today in stone-throwing clashes with troops, doctors at Nasser Hospital said. +Many powerful cities within Germany, such as Hamburg, Bremen and Berlin, fall outside the zone. +"Because we've been at peace for so long and no one's conscious of any danger, none of us really think about the Self Defense Forces at all," said Manabu Watanabe, 21, one of a group of college students munching hamburgers at a Wendy's in Tokyo. +It is pouring millions into an array of anti-alcohol-abuse groups, minority organizations and don't-drink-and-drive advertising messages such as Miller Brewing Co.'s "Know Your Limits." +Flight 103 exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland on Dec. 21, killing 270 people. +The two campaigns, meantime, also have backing from well-known national corporations. +Nato ambassadors yesterday rebuffed Moscow's demand for an alternative to the Partnership for Peace arrangement, in a move that casts a shadow over next week's visit to Brussels by General Pavel Grachev, the Russian defence minister. +After a worker died from AIDS last September, agency officials decided to require AIDS and hepatitis blood tests too. +"We are still not too happy with Mr. Edelman. +The Colombian chairmanship had introduced the item too late for inclusion in the statement. There has been growing pressure among industrialised nations for aid to developing countries to be made conditional on low military spending. +Larry Whitlock, a special agent for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, was observing for the agency's Anti-Terrorist Squad. +But there's something else that makes this town of 5,000 more than just a spot on the map. +Many companies fear that their data will not be as secure if their computers are managed by an outside supplier. +"Lives are at stake," another hoarsely warns the leaders of the Western world, "your lives." +Bloomsbury was out of tune with the Reaganite, Thatcherite times. +After all, this was a place where, according to one local critic, "A dancer had practically to fall on her backside for the audience to notice anything was wrong or for the administration to care." Older and wiser types might have hesitated. +Just before serving, sprinkle with cheese. +Also some logs, but that's natural," he said. +It recommended punishing at least four officers. +When these technical features are incorporated in conventional multivariant analysis, far different results emerge. +The police had intervened at the request of Oka's mayor. +For example, Congress excluded enterprises with fewer than 15 employees from the reach of Title VII while making it easier to prove discrimination under Title VII than is the case under Section 1981. +Bloom Investment is a Toronto-based investment advisory firm. +This support followed Argentina's announcement of an austerity program to control its budget deficit and soaring inflation. +Kleasen told reporters Wednesday at the non-denominational City Mission here that he would leave Buffalo immediately if he can find a job elsewhere and get the approval of parole officials. +Canada's five major banks have about $6.58 billion (Canadian) in loans to Brazil. +As previously reported, Mr. Forget said earlier that he intended to seek a change of control at Agnico because of what he called "numerous errors in management." +The Secret Service on Thursday received a Ford Motor Co. limousine, a 22-foot modified 1989 Lincoln Town Car that will first be used in the inaugural parade Jan. 20. +Under terms of the offer, which took effect yesterday, employees will be entitled to receive separation payments based on their years of service at SNET. +By making these changes, China hopes it can catch up with its rivals in Asia, and give the four "economic tigers" of Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea a run for their money. +In Tallahassee, Fla., Mitch Franks, an assistant deputy state attorney general, said the attorney general's office will review the decision when it is received and then make appropriate recommendations to state lawmakers and prosecutors. +The project took a higher profile in 1986, when GM agreed to invest more in clean-diesel research, and give six methanol-powered buses to New York City. +Asked if the death was a suicide, Basilius said, "We're not ruling out anything." +A U.N. source said some of the increase was undoubtedly due to wider surveys conducted in Eastern Europe after last fall's democratic changes. +Separate tallies by the Society for Human Resource Management and the Women's Legal Defense Fund show a score of states require some form of maternity or paternity leave. +"It's viewed as coddling inmates, but it's really not. +A lack of growth is destabilising because it tempts the other side into seeing us as weak.' Both the Likud and Labour are committed publicly to accelerating market reforms. +He was putting himself around a lot.' The main beneficiary of the deal was British Aerospace, the defence and aviation group. +An official human rights commission called on the government to release Soviets jailed for violating laws limiting religious activity and said most of the prisoners have embraced Mikhail S. Gorbachev's reforms. +Cela spoke in Madrid. +At 8 a.m. Saturday navy officials decided to await help from the United States and a specially-designed diving bell was due late Saturday night. +Laurence Kirshbaum, president of Warner Books, a unit of Warner Communications Inc., says the book has an "enormous marketing leg up before we even start." +In another abortion-tinged contest, Democratic Rep. James Florio is heavily favored to break an eight-year Republican hold on the governor's office in New Jersey. +Houston-based Transco, through its Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. subsidiary, operates a 10,000-mile natural gas transmission system serving primarily the eastern United States with a capacity of 3.1 billion cubic feet per day. +"One car pulled up and four guys came rolling out of it with their guns," he said. "Three of them took up positions outside the fence while the other one sneaked in toward the decoy. +So far the dig has recovered a jawbone, neck and tail vertebrae and chest bones, he said. +The attorney said he would present "ample, reliable evidence" of the alleged racism in Robeson County. +"The typical Saks customer wants merchandise that is current," says Robert Burke, manager of the Saks Fifth Avenue in San Antonio. +We merely addressed the practical aspects," he said. +And, it allows them to raise money." Newbold Smith and other family members won a court order declaring the son legally incompetent after the younger Smith _ an heir to the DuPont fortune _ turned over much of his money to LaRouche's organization. +But at least three other cabinet members as well as lower-ranking officials at the State and Defense departments learned soon after the November shipment that the cargo consisted of Hawk missiles. +The T cell is a particular type of white blood cell that is infected and turned malignant by the virus. +He could have received up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine if convicted on an assault charge. +In the Tokyo market, some actively traded Treasury bonds surged nearly three-quarters of a point, or almost $7.50 for each $1,000 face amount. +Rizzo, who owns a salon, is a consultant to a hair styling products manufacturer and gets $700 per appearance. +He said the pageants no longer award fur coats and have asked him to return. +"Always ready, the official Throw Dough practice pizza relieves the anxiety of customers waiting for their pizza order, and creates additional interest that quickly translates into increased sales," the ad says. +Controversy over Beijing's first exhibition of nude paintings has taken a new turn with models theatening to sue an art institute for exposing them to the public eye. +The toy maker said the two-year pact, its first multi-year financing ever, makes available up to $75 million until April 1989 and $65 million until April 1990. +However, not all of the petitions received from U.S. industries seek to broaden the tariff preferences for imports from developing countries. +Roh said the appointments were among several measures to cut his ties with Chun's authoritarian regime, but critics called the changes insufficient. +Alan Mellor has been appointed chairman of RONCRAFT, a vice-president of its parent L&F and regional director for Europe and Africa; he is replaced as md by Paul Barrow. +After a quarter-century of taking contraceptives and birth-control information to developing nations, a major medical center is finding that the way you deal with people is as important as the technology you bring them. +"The board is well aware" of its options, he said. +The Foundation on Economic Trends is seeking preliminary and permanent injunctions in U.S. District Court to terminate the program until the Pentagon assesses possible harm from the research in greater depth. +"We shook hands and greeted each other," said Dukakis, who during the campaign scornfully referred to the Indiana senator in nearly every speech. +But on the whole, this volume conveys the temper of a justice who would rather err on the side of caution. +After Tuesday's win he argued that English soccer places such demands on its youngsters, even nine-year-olds, that it risks the 'physical and mental burn-out' of its potential stars. +Vincent Griffo, chairman of William Street Brokers, said yesterday that senior officials at the New York-based firm also had been preparing a leveraged buy-out proposal. +Ms. Bryant and Brandow said the virus died out after March 2, the anniversary of the introduction of Apple's Macintosh SE and Macintosh II models. +His replacement will be elected in a secret vote by the 55 Democratic senators who will take their place in the 101st Congress next January. +He also said Soviet participation is a possibility. +He argued that spending on public services should be an essential plank of Labour's plans for economic regeneration and job creation. 'We must shape thinking, and not merely be shaped by the dogma of the last decade,' he said. +Its dull and angular shape must rank as a great styling opportunity lost. On the road, it was their similarities I noticed, not the differences. +A group led by senior managers began a $27-a-share tender offer for Payless Cashways Inc. +Beltran." Military officials have claimed rebel representatives are raising funds among Filipino expatriate communities abroad to finance the 19-year-old Communist insurgency. +As previoulsy reported, Phillips-Van Heusen rejected Rosewood's July 9 offer to acquire it for $22 a share, or an indicated total of $340 million. +"He is effectively recommending the (complete acquittal) for those defendants against whom he says guilt has not been established to his satisfaction," said Sir Harry Livermore of Liverpool. +British sources said the Saudis have ordered Westland's new Black Hawk helicopter. +Hard to imagine anything more precisely controlled or exquisite than the account of Bizet's 'Adieu de l'Hotesse arabe' with which she closed the recital: cool, warm, exotic and tenderly tactful, all at one go. +Even the parking lots are handsome. +And previous experiences with this, a great many of those people have people have been allowed to come to our country. +Both are due to be in service in the late 1990s. France took part in the early stages of the EFA project before breaking off in 1985 because of different requirements and arguments about project leadership. +Last month, Mr. Roche of Morgan Stanley withdrew funds from British stocks and added the engineering group Mannesmann AG, the chemical giant BASF AG, Commerzbank AG and Volkswagen AG to his swelling German portfolio. +The United States has donated eight rebuilt Huey helicopters to cover an area the size of Texas. +"Other countries would give a Palestinian terrorist who killed a baby the chair, the noose or life behind bars. +In the last 2 1/2 months, he says, short-term interest rates have risen sharply, with overnight rates of 100 per cent, against about 60 per cent in the previous 10 to 12 months. +Mr. Lindner is Penn Central's principal shareholder, with about 28% of the common shares outstanding. +July and September were the worst months for the little stocks. +On Friday, the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons also advised AIDS-infected members to stop performing surgery. +Tyler is a student at the institute's school. +Rick Coleman, a spokesman for the oil company in Valdez, said four barges in Prince William Sound and another near Seward had a combined capacity of almost 8 million gallons. +The British Treasury said on Jan. 8 that it had been assured by Kuwait that it has no ambition to control BP and doesn't intend to press for any management role in the British oil company. +But not much more. +Up to 1,500 coal miners throughout the company could lose their jobs. +Wu and Li part company, vehemently. +He looked uncharacteristically old and clod-footed, standing out awkwardly in a cast of experienced, authentic Wagnerians. +Crest-Foam, which employs about 450, makes polyurethane foam used in furniture and bedding and under carpets. +Sotheby's rival, Christie's International PLC, is also edging downscale. +"I feel certain that he is deceased, but we haven't found him," police Lt. +Daley was sworn in by U.S. District Judge Abraham Lincoln Marovitz, a family friend who presided at the elder Daley's six inaugurations. +There's nothing in between." +Voting for it were Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, the Democratic vice presidential candidate and 48 other Democrats. +In 1986, Collor de Mello switched to Sarney's Brazilian Democratic Movement party and was elected governor of Alagoas. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Biogen closed at $11.50 a share, down $1. +The charges were the result of phone calls Berendzen made March 28 and 29, police said. +Canton trade officials say many more will be given the same right this year. +Gov. Jim Florio was hanged in effigy and depicted in posters as Adolf Hitler as thousands demanded repeal of a record $2.8 billion tax increase. +Traders said share prices continued a rout that began Monday on currency and other worries stirred by increasing tensions in the Middle East. +The disclosure, in an interview in Le Point magazine, had all the appearance of a pre-emptive strike. +The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the department unit issuing the proposal, said it would save an estimated 122 lives and prevent 60,000 injuries a year. +"The system has collapsed because you had good farmers and a poor president," Jackson added. +Consumers, meanwhile, are variously portrayed as all spent out, restocking their depleted pocketbooks, or ready to launch a new assault on the malls. +Smaller stocks may outperform larger shares next month, he says, "but it's not happening with as great vigor." Large investors such as Ray Hirsch, of IDS's Discovery Fund in Minneapolis, expect only some small stocks to shine next month. +They suck all the energy from "Where Duty Calls," a narrative on the Marine deaths in Lebanaon that is an embarrassing mess. +But if those results from scrutinizing 41 contracts are applied statistically to all similar contracts, they said, the Pentagon might have distributed close to $1 billion in overpayments in 1986 and 1987. +Both countries see the joint ventures as improving the chances of selling steel to Japanese automakers that have transplanted operations to America. +He is now back at Oakdale supervising inmates on the graveyard shift. +'Britten specifically left the 'club' opera of London. +Perhaps, Parry said, that is because the massacre was the tribe's Holocaust. +One of its researchers, Kary Mullis, came up with the idea of exponentially increasing gene pieces. +But fulfilment of these aims remains fraught with considerable uncertainty. General elections over the last weekend of September re-affirmed Mr Meciar and his Movement for a Democratic Slovakia (HZDS) as the dominant force in Slovak politics. +Another is Atah Abu Karesh, 50, from Gaza City, a teacher and a prominent Fatah activist. +It is futile to talk of a colorblind society unless this constitutional principle is first established. +They won't even think of coming to work for less than double the mimimum wage. +'You cannot say we have not been flexible,' Mr Vernon Hince, senior assistant general secretary and chief negotiator of the RMT transport union, said yesterday. +Possibly the personnel office was taking its cue from Treasury Secretary James Baker, who distanced himself from the W-4 fiasco early on. +His campaign in 1984 was chaotic; this one is a shambles. +He served side-by-side with the Republican vice presidential candidate. +He needed $10,000 to buy a male to mate with the two females he keeps behind the house. +Grants of up to $10,000 from FEMA for family assistance. +The gifts were said to be in exchange for pro-Israel stories packaged as independent news items. +Pirelli spun off its tire-making activities into a Dutch holding company, Pirelli Tyre Holding N.V., last year, and the group has been seeking to boost market share through foreign acquisitions or alliances. +Once the appeal is filed, the U.S Court of Appeals in Washington would decide whether the reactor can operate while the legal fight continues. +His fiery-eyed response to conventional political wisdom: "That's just too bad." +Some analysts fret about its move to broaden its base out of apparel sales and manufacturing into retailing, with its own stores. +He glared at me. +Xinhua said the new tax law, adopted by the State Council, was designed to keep the gap between rich and poor from getting too wide. +Johnson said his men narrowly missed assassinating Doe on Thursday when they ambushed his car less than a mile from the mansion, the report said. +Choose a diet with plenty of vegetables, fruits and grain products. +The market also was undermined by lower prices on Wall Street and in Tokyo, and by London's sinking performance. +Representatives for New York-based Trans World Airlines and for the USAir unit of Washington, D.C.-based USAir Group Inc. said they are basically matching Continental's fares and advance purchase requirements. +Assistant U.S. Attorney John M. McEnany, who represented the government in the case, also declined to comment. +Three journalists were among those killed. +"We've organized this thing for three days. +And this war's losers, it's been clear for some time now, are Iraq and its sometime Soviet supporter. +An opening date for the talks has not been set, but it's likely to be sometime in the summer. +If somebody makes a higher price, we're very happy for them to have it.' It is, to be sure, a bad time to be making disposals, but Fiat's financial needs are pressing. +Meanwhile, Joseph R. Canion, president and chief executive of Compaq Computer Corp. had to answer questions about selling 82% of his stock in February, before a May plunge in price on a disappointing earnings announcement. +"People are consoled by the fact that they consider the LDP won't be so easily toppled," said Nobuo Tomita, a professor of politics at Meiji University. +Another trader said the dollar was unlikely to keep rising because participants have begun speculating that the Finance Ministry and the Bank of Japan will call for dollar-selling and prepare to intervene in the market. +How does all this jibe with the goals that you set eight years ago? +Nice to see Francis Maude, the minister in charge of the citizen's charter, wearing his name-badge at a meeting fixed by London Electricity to report on its customer charter. +Although that kind of fee arrangement is still relatively rare, money managers expect to see much more of it this year. +Boeing has until Aug. 9 to make a counterproposal. +School administrators say they find nothing surprising in the similarity in costs, and they say there is a strong motivation to keep tuitions in line with schools with which they compete for students. +The Yankton Sioux believe the site outside Pipestone, Minn., that is now the Pipestone National Monument was illegally taken from them by the federal government more than 60 years ago, tribal Chairman Stephen Cournoyer Jr. said. +With Germany set to unite on Oct. 3, Bonn and Moscow want to lay a solid foundation for relations that have been steadily improving over the past two years. +A state court judge reserved a decision on a request that he prohibit six former top executives of Lord, Geller, Federico, Einstein Inc. from soliciting business or employees from Lord Geller for their new ad agency. +Until last week, the troupe had been scheduled to present a two-evening, seven-hour play called "Brothers and Sisters" as part of the First New York International Festival of the Arts. +Power-assisted steering units joined the range in June this year. +Also today, the State Tourism Bureau ordered major hotels in Beijing that receive Cable News Network and the American Forces Radio and Television Service to shut down reception of the broadcasts, hotel officials said. +On Sunday, they remembered their fallen Challenger colleagues by taking turns reading an emotional message that was broadcast to Earth. +The company previously reported net income of $727,830, or 22 cents a share, on revenue of $15.8 million. +The 257-156 vote sends the measure, a compromise between competing House and Senate bills, to President Reagan. +The compounds are manmade chemicals used to create plastic foams, for cleaning electronic parts and for refrigeration. +"I don't see why Miami shouldn't be right at the top of that list," he said. +The General Assembly voted $35.7 million Wednesday to pay for three months of work by U.N. military observers who will monitor a truce in the 8-year-old war between Iran and Iraq. +Atkinson's field is next to the Alpine Valley Music Theater. When 60,000 fans turned out Sunday for the first of four concerts by the rock group the Grateful Dead, Atkinson found uninvited guests in his fields. +"Potential changes could de-stabilize metal markets," says a base metals dealer who negotiates large contracts with the Soviet Union. +Many simply do not bother and use the pendants granny left them, while others fill their ceilings and walls with the latest fiddly systems from pretentious designers with hairdresser names. There is a way out of the darkness, but finding it is difficult. +Small investors around the country seem to be following the same big-company script. +Our third area of discussion was bilateral contacts between our peoples, an expanding program of student exchanges, of the opening of cultural centers, progress toward a broader understanding of each other. +By agreement with the Warsaw Pact allies, the Soviet Union will withdraw and disband six tank divisions from East Germany, Czechoslovakia and Hungary by 1991. +There are, admittedly, several more layers of the onion for him to reveal. +Crude oil and gasoline futures prices rose again Tuesday, driven higher by buying due to supply considerations and technical market factors. +The final insult is that like 75% of all seniors, he and his wife already have catastrophic coverage through private insurance. +In another abortion issue, a $14.6 billion foreign aid bill was stymied by differences over a provision giving $15 million to the U.N. Population Fund. +Mr Steinkuhler bought DM1m (Pounds 390m) worth of MAH shares, and earned a profit of at least DM64,000 on the sale of a first tranche, after Daimler decided to dissolve the holding company and exchange its shares for full company shares. +American Cometra is a unit of Cometra Oil Co., also of Belgium. +Just decide and stick with it. +It was understood that Healy was the choice of Sullivan, but that her nomination has not been formally sent to the White House for approval by President Bush. +All three Masses were set to begin at 8 p.m. local time. +After the London fire, the New York City Transit Authority reactivated an old contract to install sprinklers at all 48 escalators at a cost of $5.7 million, but a month later called off the project because of budget concerns. +Price will not be replaced on the company's board, and the size of the board will be reduced at the annual meeting to 10 directors, the company said. +One of the aircraft plunged into the sea, killing all three occupants, while the other with two aboard crash-landed nearby, Williams said. +Any change, they say, would be more in style than in substance. +The company said the resignation and realignment of management are part of Matchbox's continuing efforts to streamline its operations. +The company reported a 20.6 percent increase in its first quarter earnings, and said it had a good chance to keep up that pace. +A Vatican statement said the consecrations were a "formally schismatic act." +"If they come in, they want to bring in their own management," he said. +Mr. Jawad is troubled by what he sees as American-backed attempts in Saudi Arabia to shape governments-in-exile. Riyadh has welcomed some 30 former generals and politicians ousted over the years by Saddam Hussein. +Subject, policy and organisation of Office of Science and Technology. +The accompanying, though smaller, rise in other drugs stocks is equally bizarre. +From the start, American firms sought to counter the EC by investing so heavily in Europe that some Europeans claimed the U.S. wanted to take over the world. +"I don't go to attract the masses, but to preach the gospel," John Paul said midway through the trip. "I go to bring the gospel everywhere there are Catholics. +In a supermarket aisle scene, for example, paying for placements can mean the difference between a shelf full of General Mills cereals or of Kellogg's. +The result was a seasonal storm that brought snow instead of rain to several areas. +The plan calls for each of the four windsurfers to sail daily four-hour shifts. +And he said that if elected president, he'd use the Armed Forces to fight drug trafficking. +Ibrahim Nafei, editor of the leading government-owned newspaper Al-Ahram, said in an editorial Friday that a PLO statement on the attack was "flimsy and weak, to say the least. +Souter's mother, Helen Souter, said by telephone Saturday that she remembered Anne Grant well. +More recently, to obtain more aid, Mr. Machel had been tilting a bit toward the West, including Britain and the U.S. +Mrs. Marcos, 59, fainted while accompanying her husband as he was being wheeled to surgery, and fell and hit her head, Miller said. +Komatsu cited increased public-works spending in Japan and "flourishing private-sector housing investment." +Drexel has not said whether it will lay off the 1,200-member support staff in the unit. +Predictably, the year ahead looks brighter; 63% of the executives anticipate better company performance in 1990, while only 10% envision a decline. +The Washington Post, in Saturday editions, quoted a senior federal health official as saying: "We have a major battle on our hands, and we are fighting with at least one arm tied behind our back. +One is a former Japanese Consulate, built before the Russo-Japanese War at the turn of the century. +Buffeted by political pressure resulting from a sluggish economy, the administration portrayed the aid package as a domestic program of sorts. +She said she intends to visit congressional offices _ including those of Sens. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, and John Glenn, D-Ohio, and Reps. +Network Equipment Technologies Inc., a hot new multiplexer concern in Redwood City, Calif., has a network management development pact with IBM, which also is rumored to be interested in forming a relationship with PacTel Spectrum. +But neither side thinks much can be done to improve the immediate outlook. With most other big economies either in or near recession, little stimulus can be expected from exports. +The company will be allowed to keep a Pennwalt plant in Calvert City, Ky., which produces the same chemicals. +It started as faint, curved lines of red, blue, green, purple and pink light. +Elaine Garzarelli, head of sector analysis at Shearson Lehman Hutton, dismisses lingering fears among some investors that with stock prices at all-time highs, another crash is likely. +They have a Spanish style adobe house of five rooms and 1,500 square feet at their ranch in the Santa Ynez mountains about 30 miles north of Santa Barbara. +Forty-even percent are male, 55 percent are married and 38 percent have college education. +Large intake pipes are not affected, but the mussels swim up into the small-diameter service piping inside the plants. +Taylor Binnie will design a major treatment centre at Riva, on the Black Sea, together with a 28km sewer to serve the Asian side of the Bosphorus. +Interco also said last Wednesday it would seek a preliminary injunction against Cardinal's tender offer. +If the fatal disease were to become endemic in Australia, the CDC said, about 38,000 people a year there might have to undergo post-exposure preventive treatment, and millions of dollars would have to be spent on vaccine and quarantine programs. +Polonia's attorney, Dennis Coffey, issued a statement Thursday that the player accepted full responsibility and wanted to apologize to the girl, his team and professional baseball. +The assumption in the markets yesterday was that Mr Gonzalez would be more cautious about rate-cutting, and Spanish money market interest rates were unchanged yesterday. The peseta closed at Pta76.84 to the D-Mark from a previous finish of Pta78.27. +The state rewarded Pimen for his loyalty. +It certainly hasn't undermined his supreme self-confidence nor diminished his soft-spoken imperiousness. +Such a sour-crude contract could be traded soon. +The Nikkei Stock Average closed at 28,046.75 points, up 93.50 points, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Saturday. +Contaminated water is sprayed over it, the microbes go to work, and eventually all that's left is some carbon dioxide and cleansed water that can be recycled for industrial use. +But without a raise in the incinerator fee, we didn't have money to increase salaries," said Councilwoman Maggie McCoy. +Both Mr Berlusconi and the union leaders said it was important first to establish the principles of how the system was to be reformed, and then discuss the nature of the cuts. This represents an important change in the government's approach. +But many analysts said Friday's report, showing unemployment up 0.1 percentage point and at its highest level since the spring of 1988, made clear that the economy has lost the strength necessary to avoid toppling over the edge into a recession. +Robert J. Day, USG's chairman and chief executive officer, said Desert Partners, a Dallas-based partnership headed by two Texas oilmen, initiated the settlement. +About 25 percent of respondents believed that their families' financial situation would improve, a drop of about 2 percent points from July. +The company said that the additional shares would be available for stock splits, acquisitions and general corporate purposes, but that currently there are no plans to issue additional stock. +His birthplace is now in Romania and renamed Sinnicolau Mare. +About a dozen protesters demanding freedom for three Estonian political prisoners had gathered more than 6,000 signatures by Tuesday during a five-day demonstration in Tallinn, Estonia. +The problems that have existed are because poor people or high-risk people were poorly served." The recommendations come as Congress is considering legislation to reauthorize all of the federal government's spending on higher education. +"Our staffs must reflect the diversity of our society and our newspapers must faithfully mirror the world around us because we are a unique business with extraordinary responsibilities," Wilson said. +The company said in a news release that some fans on the cars equipped with 2.3-liter engines may rub against the fan shroud and overheat. +The source said that Bermudez and the directorate members were summoned to Washington last week, where Secretary of State George P. Shultz urged them to settle their differences. +The amount of domestic savings available to the private sector averaged 7.1% of GNP in the 1950s, 7.6% in the 1960s and 7.1% in the 1970s. +You have to defend the freedom you have won." Havel struck a personal tone throughout the news conference, one of his first in Czechoslovakia since becoming president. +Texas Commerce Bank in Houston, for example, is paying 3.07%, according to Bank Rate Monitor. +The checks are called "base line" inspections in the treaty, which was signed in December by President Reagan and Kremlin leader Mikhail Gorbachev. +Brannon worked for 37 years at AP bureaus in Minneapolis, Madison, Wis., Milwaukee and Kansas City before retiring in 1966. He had worked for the Peoria (Ill.) Star in the late 1920s. +Bush's proposal was described by the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, as a result of the collapse of hard-line communist governments in Eastern Europe. +The rollback package failed to gain the 41 votes necessary for passage, thus effectively ending the tax repeal drive until the Republican majorities take over both houses of the state legislature tomorrow. +All but one suffered tonnage cuts. +Mr. McFarlane also indicated that in 1985 the colonel had increasingly come under the direction of William Casey, the former director of the Central Intelligence Agency, who recently died. +In the past year the company has sold several operations that it took on in 1986 in an effort to diversify. +Valhi, which currently holds 66% of NL, offered to swap 1.5 shares of its stock for each of the 22 million NL shares it doesn't own. +That Mr. Frank, who is openly gay, refuses to consider himself a victim has helped keep him from being marginalized as the Gay Congressman. +Company officials acknowledged the figure but added that the group would post a profit for the full year. +She, Bush and French Defense Minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement offered the use of their countries' military camps in West Germany to temporarily house any flood of emigres. +It reported he said, "I have seen and done terrible things. +Soybean futures took the biggest slide in 15 years. +Transportation equipment increased 10.6 percent to $36.7 billion. +It's "just a matter of time" until the United States is at war again, Bob Horsch of Rahway, N.J., a veteran of Army service in Vietnam, told a reporter at the Vietnam memorial Sunday. +He didn't state the size of the bonus. +The defense said Nofziger "does not dispute the need for fair, clear and balanced post-employment restrictions" but contended that if the statute were clearer, "Mr. +In a leveraged buyout, the acquirer finances the purchase of the target company with sales of its assets or from its cash flow. +President Roh Tae-woo, another former general and associate of Chun, is trying to defuse the crisis without damaging his government's position. +The renewed sell-off was broad, as losers outnumbered gainers by a margin of more than 4-to-1. +The suit, in federal court in Chicago, was brought by Morarji Desai, the former prime minister of India. +"The plane's return flight is fully booked, so we do not look that bad," he said. +In all teams, from all over the world, no group of young men and women is quite like them. +The weekly export sales for the new crop "show an excellent foreign appetite for U.S. cotton and were far higher than had been expected," Mr. LeGardeur said. +Life magazine has exclusive story rights, Rothstein said. +But when dealings shifted to the United States, the dollar moved sharply higher on technical factors, traders said. +The president, in a speech before the American Newspaper Publishers Association on Ellis Island in New York, said that abandoning the Contras would give the Soviets a free hand in Central America and "endanger our own security." +Foreign bidders have been particularly active among the crash-depressed and underpriced OTC issues, picking up additional value from the depressed U.S. dollar. +For all these reasons, Medicaid, as currently structured, has lost some of its allure as a vehicle for providing health care to the uninsured. +They are all designed to reinforce one another, to mesh into a powerful whole. +On his return home, the former general said: "If anyone thinks they have evidence against me, let them take it to the courts. +An orbiting telescope also is able to observe in the ultraviolet portion of the spectrum, which is impossible from the ground, he said. +"We were cheering with them and shouting `Down with Ceausescu.' We were Romanians to all intents and purposes," said army Lt. +"Perhaps you can call it Goh's gamble," says a Singaporean securities analyst. +Separately, the U.S. industrial sector operated at 82.7% of capacity in April, the highest level in eight years. +But they said the economic slowdown, which many analysts say has just about deepened into a recession, will subdue those effects. +But tomorrow's announcement isn't necessarily Sir James's best shot. +"When cholesterol is considered not good for you, and you don't have it, then I see no problem in saying you can eat this and not worry about getting too much cholesterol," he said. +Next time you find yourself having a cup of coffee and a stale Danish pastry in a motorway service station, look around you. +Also, the Kuwaitis are still considering, but haven't yet decided, whether to proceed on any of the more adventurous fundraising plans suggested by various banks. +Men accounted for nearly 30 percent of the 1988 patients for doctors in the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, and 22 percent of facial surgery by those in the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons. +The increase in the death rates for Alzheimer's disease came at the same time that rates for other leading causes of death - such as heart ailments, stroke, liver diseases and hardening of the arteries - were going down, he said. +She recalled how the crippled ship was greeted by hundreds of people bearing balloons and welcome-home banners when it returned after the attack last year. "Last August, it was a a lot more emotional," she said. +"We had just finished eating dinner when we heard an explosion. I just jumped off into the water. +Much of the collapse came from its humiliating and costly problems with the Food and Drug Administration. +Mr Bolger's government narrowly retained power in the general election last November, and the next election will almost certainly be held under a system of proportional representation rather than first-past-the-post. +BUDGET AND DEFICIT: "Improving the state of finances and money circulation by slashing the deficit of the state budget," reducing the supply of bank notes and increasing bank interest rates on savings. +Public concern about the use of military-style assault weapons, such as the AK-47 used by a gunman to kill five children in a Stockton, Calif. schoolyard last January, has prompted the administration review of gun-control policies. +Earlier blanket amnesties for Kurdish rebels and other political dissidents have not attracted many of Saddam's opponents back to Iraq. +Tierney and Bailey were joined by Washington state Attorney General Kenneth O. Eikenberry. +Under the proposed measures, all Northern Ireland election candidates will have to sign an oath rejecting violence. +Marley said many building materials were supplied shrink-wrapped in polythene. A similar scheme launched by Second Life and the farmers' union had resulted in 4,000 tonnes of polythene film being recycled last year. +I never had great pots of money to waste. +"I've read a lot of stories about the North River and knew about the burial ground. +Kume said Honda would increase the number of dealerships in the United States to 1,300, but did not give the present number. +The buttons mirrored the U.S. anti-drug slogan "Just Say `No."' "These contacts show we have common goals and common problems," Matlock said as he posed for photos with long-haired rockers Eric Brittingham and Fred Courey of Cinderella. +Also Monday, a federal judge in Big Stone Gap, Va., sentenced three striking miners to jail terms ranging from three days to three months for driving in slow-moving convoys to block coal trucks. +"They're more than welcome to come," said Rollins. +But the rally didn't last long, partly because of growing concern about the nation's huge budget deficit. +He brought his one-man show, "More Than Two Words," to the National Archives auditorium to repeat the wit and words of a chief executive who is usually pictured as possessing little of either. +Breaking a promise of confidentiality made to sources could shut off future sources of information, he said. +Bond hopes to exploit the state's political shift since King's last election. +It would make it a criminal offence to supply such videos for private use or show them in a public place where children under 18 are admitted. +Human Rights Department recommendations have the authority of law. +Unless share prices stage a dramatic recovery, few of the warrants to buy new shares will be exercised and few convertible bonds will be converted into equity. +An estimated 30,000 people attended the consecration Saturday of the new Roman Catholic bishop in the Slovak diocese of Spis, the Catholic news agency Kathpress reported. +But the Turkish lobby was galvanized last summer when the House, for the third time in three years, took up a resolution condemning Turkey for Armenian genocide. +"The grand jury is not finished," Walsh said. "This is simply an interim report." North, who was fired from his job as a National Security Council aide in late 1986, said: "I did not commit any crime. +In Lebanon, a senior Hezbollah official called for the release of all Western hostages and Lebanese detainees held by Israel, reiterating the pro-Iranian group's standard posture that it is not involved in kidnappings. +But nearly all the issues have been from companies regarded by professional fund managers as 'small', usually consigned to specific small company funds. +"We knew this was going to re-enter, but exactly where was hard to predict, as far as the exact time and location," he said. +In another development, the English-language daily Jerusalem Post said a group of prominent Israelis had formed an organization to publicize the dangers a high Arab birth rate poses to the Jewish state. +Sen. Dixon, aides say, may still decide to introduce a resolution to scuttle the Korea Fighter Project entirely; that tack, however, is unlikely to get very far. +Overall, declining Nasdaq issues outnumbered advancers, 912 to 865. +The UUP is more circumspect. +She exorcises her grief - or tries to - by watching a video of her loved ones' funeral. +"It will give NCNB the ability to finance the ongoing growth of the company as necessary." Banking analysts said they were unaware of any specific acquisition NCNB might pursue soon. +Captain Mike Atherton agreed: 'We really haven't played well.' +Mr. Bressler even looks forward to the day when industrial designers have their names on products, like fashion designers do today. +'From the start, we set targets for the number of trades we wanted to see and we are meeting those targets.' +The answer lies with William Butler Yeats: The center hasn't held. +Yodmani stressed the two-hour talk did not constitute Thai recognition of the Vietnam-backed government in Cambodia. +He also said references to Republic of Vietnam _ the name of the pre-1975 government in South Vietnam _ should be changed to the Vietnam's current official name, Socialist Republic of Vietnam. +Therein might very well lie the reason why their children appear to be lacking in "good character." William B. Smith Springdale, Ark. +In the latest episode, the cartoon's fictional chief executive officer, W.A. Thornhump, says the company "was accidentally mentioned here as selling racially insensitive pink crayons labeled `flesh." +Not only that: they throw a honking great brick through the flimsy plot and leave a mess of shattered ideals. +This was offset by better news on retail sales, which rose 1.2 per cent in December. +Aziz also said foreigners in hiding since Iraq invaded Kuwait Aug. 2 have nothing to fear. +Memorable restorations have included The Thief Of Bagdad and The Wind. +The 1972-74 A's, arguably baseball's best team of the last three decades, won championships while averaging under one million in annual home attendance, and the franchise was thought to be shaky until quite recently. +Proudfoot bills its U.S. clients $5,900 a week for each Proudfoot worker. +The Red Cross estimates 1,000 ailing or disabled POWs are still held by both sides. +He has challenged an arrest warrant in the courts. Already government ministers are suggesting the decree can be altered in parliament - especially that part saying crimes such as corruption against the state do not warrant preventive detention. +He remained active in public life. +It didn't need to export. +The reserves are a major undeveloped block of high-quality, low-sulfur coal in the East. +Typhoon Ruby roared across the Philippines today with heavy rain and winds topping 100 mph, causing mud slides and tidal surges that left thousands homeless. Officials said at least 13 people died. +Some consultants have further quantified the hidden costs. +We belong to the public." Reinisch and the university are stalemated, with the board of trustees waiting for her to decide whether she will resign. +An opposition group calling itself the Democratic Union held an organizational meeting Saturday to establish a political party as an alternative to the Communist Party, a leading dissident said. +Unlike northern Spain, it indeed has little 'smokestack' industry, but this may be a strength. +Soaring demand has lifted the free-market price to about $8,000 a ton from $400. +U.N.-mediated peace talks between Iran and Iraq resume Monday in an effort to consolidate the precarious truce and disengage troops in the 8-year-old Persian Gulf war. +Iranian officials have publicly lauded the fact that U.S. operations have been hampered by mines, but they haven't taken responsibility for laying them. +The appellate division of the New York State Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down a key provision of Irving's "poison pill" anti-takeover defense. +He has a public offer for 15 percent more. +LIVESTOCK and MEATS: Prices of hog futures contracts climbed amid signs that farmers will reduce their sales to meatpackers. +Lyn Nofziger, who was Reagan's first White House political director, said of Bush, "I think he likes the idea of being president. +This is commonly referred to as a 'verismo' opera, though the term is hardly appropriate. +Unreasonable fear of AIDS could cause a substantial disruption of the workplace unless employees are educated about how to deal with co-workers who have the fatal disease, according to the results of a survey released Tuesday by the American Red Cross. +Mr. Torok of Chrysler disagrees. +"It might even be that the man had an ideological change of heart after coming into office," Selfe said. +The four-wheel-drive vehicles were to be marketed worldwide except in North America, where ARCAD planned to build them at an existing Chrysler facility. +Mr. Newman said he considered giving a gift of stock to four people who contributed to the venture but Mr. Gold was not one of them. +Halls without government subsidies need more seats, sometimes too many for good sound. +It ruled out taking over any of the Ravenscraig plant. +But that strategy gets more difficult as overall demand for trucks and cars sags. +Including the latest purchase, McCrory operates nearly 1,300 stores in 38 states and the District of Columbia. +The Financial Times 30-share index was up 16.4 points at 1,599.6 at the close. +TWA intends to operate the A330 on major North American and trans-Atlantic routes. +In particular, they did not realise that English was spoken in the Philippines which meant, for example, that sales literature did not need to be translated. 'People here didn't understand the east,' he says. +There is still quite a lot of scope for improved productivity, which is why I expect unemployment to keep rising for quite some time.' Mr Sushil Wadhwani, an economist with the merchant bank Goldman Sachs, agrees: 'There is still scope for cost-cutting. +Attacks on trains and taxis last week killed dozens of blacks. +Nagorno-Karabakh, a region of 162,000 people, has been part of Azerbaijan since 1923 but Armenians claim that Azerbaijanis discriminate against them. +Iran is also believed to hold 10,000 to 20,000 Egyptians captured while working as mercenaries in the Iraqi army or while working as fishermen for Kuwait, which Iran accuses of supporting Iraq. +The move erased roughly half the loss the key barometer registered in the previous session, when it settled at a 14-month low. +However, the impressive, albeit patchy, results were accompanied by an unchanged dividend, prompting worries over the short term outlook for the stock. +Great Western Bank, the nation's second-largest healthy thrift, unveiled a bold attempt to escape from the insolvent Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. and switch into the healthier Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. +Each was charged with six counts of aggravated assault. +Moses is charged with insider trading for allegedly buying 10,000 Hammermill shares in 1986 using non-public information concerning Bilzerian's planned tender offer. +Violent clashes were reported in Lipljan, Titova Mitrovica, Klina, Prizren, Kosovska Kamenica and Gnjilane. +Meanwhile, U.S., Soviet, Russian and Ukrainian nuclear weapons experts will meet in Russia next week to develop ground rules for counting and destroying some 13,000 nuclear weapons. +These inch forward, supporting the roof as a cutter tears out the coal. +Most analysts, however, called the deal a suitable alternative to the McCaw offer, which LIN has been trying to repel since it was first made in June. +It would use nuclear weapons and other advanced technology to intercept and destroy ballistic missiles aimed at the United States. +It has net bank borrowings of Pounds 3.9m and membership debentures totalling Pounds 1.5m. The club has 4,700 members. +Police arrested 18 protesters, the witnesses said, speaking on condition of anonymity. +The unusual collaboration between commercial network and public television was the brainchild of WGBH, the PBS station in Boston. +It claimed the deposits were transferred to Sangam Ltd. in London, a company Swedish radio said was owned by the Hinduja family. +If they are eliminated, returns may fall. +Promoters think Los Angeles County's concrete waterways are a congestion reliever. +Former Maltese officials have said that a half-hour before the U.S. air raids on Libya in April 1986, Maltese air traffic controllers warned Libya that the warplanes were en route. +It must become an actual qualified residence on the day it's ready for occupancy. +The first is flat and the holes run side by side. +None of the Lanza children followed him into show business. +LeClerc has been wrestling since kindergarten; his kitchen career began at 13 when he weighed dough at a pizza parlor owned by a family friend. +Yet Weinstein noted that little of this is new. +Telephone callers to Euroservices of Kingswood are told that for Pounds 89.99 an unauthorised card will be provided. +He notes that the banking sector has underperformed significantly, and that a short-term consolidation will be necessary before the market pushes on again. Additional reporting by William Cochrane in London. +Third, we are eternally committed to programs that always require more funding and usually don't work. +She's going to be fine. +Yesterday's attack would be the 12th the IRA has carried out in mainland Britain this year, police said. +She said it was packed with work-related meetings with high government officials and was an important part of a report on burden sharing that was released last month. +Some assailants were reportedly hooded and in camouflage uniform. +The legislation would give the president new authority to stop any foreign takeover that "threatens essential commerce which affects national security." +The panel approved the guidelines for governments, employers and employees during a three-day meeting. +The money will go toward investigation, prosecution, incarceration and treatment of drug offenders. +The Barclay brothers couldn't be reached late yesterday for comment. +PRIOR to monetary union in the summer of 1990, there was no private sector financial services industry in the eastern part of Germany. +The old government-controlled economy has collapsed and been replaced by depleted store shelves, rampant growth of the black market and bartering for goods. +Mrs. Aquino has often complained that the press today does not report on the achievements of her government and the effort it is making to improve the lives of ordinary Filipinos. +The late New York quote for sterling was $1.5645 compared to $1.5585 Thursday. +The Dow Jones industrial average managed a rebound today, defying fears of a Black Monday-style crash in some of the heaviest trading in the history of the New York Stock Exchange. +On a day-to-day basis, Korea was far bloodier. +But he warned that spending cuts were inevitable, with the government holding the increase in current spending to 2.5 per cent in line with inflation. +Browder will now face state Sen. John Rice, who hopes to give the GOP its first congressional gain in Alabama in a quarter-century. The special election is scheduled for April 4. +"A lot of times we don't get home from road trips till 2 or 3 in the morning, and only get about four hours of sleep before heading back out to the ballpark," he said. +"We don't like to make the goose that lays the golden egg uncomfortable. +But officials say the details of a new pact probably won't be worked out before the present agreement expires. +World oil consumption fell 700,000 barrels a day in the fourth quarter, helping push supplies in industrial nations to their highest point since 1982. +"We're more selective about our shots than the Europeans," said Bob Joyce, a Canadian team wing, but he was smiling when he said it. +This power to impound was used narrowly, often when circumstances changed after enactment. +The chemical and drug company posted a 30% decline in second-quarter profit. +The MD-11s are to be delivered between 1993 and 1998, he said. +Like any crop, there are threats to the mushrooms: a type of fly will eat the spawn; too much water will cause discoloration; a virus can wipe out production, Scott said. +"Panama has been a regional center for a lot of companies. +Part of the problem may lie with the split of values into prices and volumes. +Still, Mr. Byrne added, "the stock looked awfully cheap to me." He paid an average share price of $31.13. +"We think Sen. Byrd accurately stated the case about why UAL's employee-ownership proposal makes sense for this country from a policy perspective and why it is consistent with U.S. law," said UAL spokesman Lawrence Nagin. +Mason got in hot water in September for calling Dinkins "a fancy shvartze with a moustache" while working on the campaign of Dinkins' opponent, Republican Rudolph Giuliani. +Pennzoil had sued Texaco claiming Texaco's 1984 acquisition of Getty Oil Co. interfered with its plans to buy part of Getty. +The global beauty market has been relatively static for two years. Elf also has the problem that, although YSL is still prestigious, it is these days less obviously in the forefront of fashion. +Pensioners will actually lose less money on average than others. +Opinion polls in some areas have put the undecided vote at 38 percent to 47 percent. +Roger Rock, manager of a Tiffany & Co. store, said he didn't think the taxes would slow business. +Millard Phelps, an analyst at Hambrecht & Quist, said Advanced Micro's announcement wasn't surprising. +No package was found, the area was reopened and all operations were back to normal by 9 p.m., the spokeswoman said. +Grace said it sold its Channel and Central Region home centers to a group led by Channel's chief executive officer, Leon Berger, who will remain president and chief executive of the new company. +The fire was still smoldering early today, and authorities said it would be some time before investigators determined the cause. Walker said a crane would be used to pull the wreckage apart Tuesday. +In addition, deputies' posts in department's No. 3 office are vacant due to the departure of Associate Attorney General Stephen Trott, who is now a federal judge. +The parties grew, with 250 to 300 people at Borinski's 80th birthday in 1981, he said. +As a result, the company said the best interests of the company and its shareholders will be served through the sale of its packaging products and services groups. +Approaching Cuemba from Kuito in a Casa CN-235 troop transport, a short-takeoff and landing aircraft, the visitors accompanied by government guides saw roads and railways empty of all traffic. +'I repeat what I have always said, which is that all forecasts should be treated with caution and scepticism,' he said. +Rebels set fire to two trucks and a road grader before fleeing with the victims' weapons, the report said. +The study by Selnes and Dr. Justin McArthur, also of Hopkins, was intended to resolve questions raised by earlier studies that had found distinct mental problems, such as loss of memory and mental slowness, in people infected with the AIDS virus. +The mourners included men in business suits, women in Sunday dresses and bikers in grimy faded jackets with club colors emblazoned on the back. +For the fiscal year ended this past April, the firm cut back the percentage of pretax profits going into the bonus program. +In January 1987, U.S. authorities barred Marcos and his wife from leaving Oahu Island following a coup attempt in Manila by his followers. +The U.S. dollar ended mostly lower today in thin European trading. +He also met with opposition activists with whom he has established relations over the years. +Swindon has overall management responsibility for developing the new GSM pan-European market and also manufactures the radio frequency base stations required to pick up the signal. +In Tokyo, trading is halted during lunchtime. +The reasons behind the march were serious and the problems raised by the three speakers were real. +Mrs. Beugen was cited for assault and battery and released on her own recognizance. +All other costs will be met by funds raised privately by the prince, who is expected to visit the course and may attend some of the classes, according to Jules Lubbock, the school's director. +Prices for Dubai crude soared at one point to an eight-year high of $31.10-31.20 a barrel, the highest level since November 1982, Kyodo News Service said. +The New York Times also has reported that Frankfurt Zink was among a number of companies from which Libya obtained materials for the plant. +The rights, to last five years, will be distributed on March 4 to holders of record as of that date. +Nearly 1,300 attendants crossed picket lines, according to court records. +It's rush hour here at La Guardia Airport and the mood in the tower is grim. +And there is one added and quite extraordinary benefit to this sort of realism and public candor: This is also the best way to avoid war or conflict. +He has talked with Franciso and with his other brother Jorge, a lieutenant, only briefly since his return. +Lord Stevens, who is also chairman of United Newspapers, couldn't be reached for comment. +Brady, speaking at the International Monetary Conference luncheon in San Francisco, expressed optimism that a budget agreement between Congress and the Bush adminstration could be reached that would reduce rates. +But political opponents question whether this particular businessman should have taken the risk of running for high office without resolving a conflict of interest which is helping to prolong a period of damaging political uncertainty. +Although researchers would face major hurdles in developing the technique to fight AIDS, "it's a very good thing for them to think about," said study co-author Steven McKnight. +"The task is to reunite the West and East of our continent politically and economically, spiritually and culturally," a German delegate said. +Cartwright told of being forced to endure Crawford's advances, having sex in the lottery offices and being threatened with the loss of her job if she failed to comply. +The dial-a-porn industry says the definition is too broad and unconstitutional. +Iran began trying to buy the fungus last December when a man identified in intelligence files only as Mr. Moallem got in touch with Dr. H. Bruno Schiefer, director of the toxicology research center at the University of Saskatchewan. +Many students are expected to extend a scheduled vacation period that begins Monday by staying home the rest of this week. +A section of Interstate 87 was closed in both directions north of Albany, N.Y., today after four trucks collided. +The No. 1 auto maker is expected to lose nearly $3 billion overall this year, with exceptionally heavy losses in North American auto operations offsetting profits overseas and in diversified businesses. +Arab reports said the slain man, identified as Yasser Kazmous, had been accused of collaboration with Israel in slogans painted on walls in the Nur Shams refugee camp, where he lived. +But Hurd, 60, argued that he had the best chance of unifying the traumatized Conservative Party. +If Mr. Chun accepts the DJP proposals, he said, "I think it may be somewhat helpful to solve the problem. +He succeeds Harold A. Sutphen Jr., who will retire at the end of this month. +Revolving credit and a category called miscellaneous credit, which includes cash loans and certain retail transactions, actually declined in January. +Reagan said he wouldn't sign any arms-control treaty that doesn't provide procedures for verification that U.S. negotiators consider acceptable. +At 46, he reports for work dressed like the Boy Scout he once was, yet often spends his days immersed in cosmic dilemmas such as the future of the ozone layer. +He participated in negotiations this spring with communist authorities that led to the restoration of Solidarity's legal status. +He does his paperwork at a small writing table in the corner. +I handed a bookie a betting stub and he gave me Pounds 500. 'Thankyou, sir.' 'Thankyou.' 'Certainly, sir. +It has much to do with 1.6m acres of Hawaiian crown land held in trust for native Hawaiians who are supposedly eligible to live on it and farm it. Native Hawaiians have received some recognition of their claims on these lands. +Formally known as the Hazard Communication Standard, the warnings were imposed by OSHA on the chemical industry and its 1.4 million workers in 1985. +He said he does not break down the deaths according to types of violence and could not say how many were drug-related. +The countdown to the currency switchover caused shortages of food and household products in East Berlin and other cities. +He now is expected to propose that a new 35% top income-tax rate, which is aimed at financing a middle-class tax break, apply to higher-income taxpayers than he had previously suggested. +Mr. President _ sign the trade bill into law and give us all the chance to build a strong economic future the old-fashioned American way: top notch individual effort, teamwork and fair rules. +Lord Young, who will chair the operating company, said yesterday: 'This is a very, very serious bid which is properly worked out. +Chapter 11, which requires a reorganization of the enterprise, is normally the refuge of corporations. +A former Harvard professor and hospital director who resigned his posts amid charges of plagiarism has been rehired by the hospital, officials said Friday. +Many Arabs, although troubled by the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, also are wary about what they perceive as massive U.S. interference in the region. +'They are not working on any options that breach Pounds 244.5bn,' one said yesterday. Thursday's cabinet meeting is likely to discuss ways of bringing private-sector investment to projects. +The rest must come from government or agency business. Even accounting for the later start, Bankers Trust has not matched Morgan's rapid ascent up Wall Street's underwriting ladder. +In another method of accounting, the report said net farm income is expected to be in the range of $45 billion to $49 billion, steady to down 8 percent from last year's $49 billion. +They were lousy ones." +Many Tibetans worry that if they return with less than independence, the Chinese can simply close the country and nobody will know what is happening. +Douglas Madison, a corporate trader with Bank of America, commented that cross-dealing has increasingly taken center stage as investors grapple with the dollar's next move. +I _ (laughter) _ I'm not looking for any more. +All the casualties were civilians except three soldiers killed and three wounded. +About seven million VTRs are sold in the EC annually, according to the commission. +It will have to wait until flotation in four years' time to realise much of that gain. As for Europe, Forte is positioning itself to become a leading player in motorway services but its hotel strategy is less convincing. +It is nice to feel really wanted, in a state so desperate for a big project that you will be treated like royalty - as befits the Mercedes image. +Analysts expect H-P to support multiple operating systems at least until then as well. +People who care about people. +Gorbachev, whose own policies of tolerating greater openness and dissent have emboldened groups seeking more autonomy, blamed ethnic violence on the forced migrations of ethnic groups ordered by his predecessors. +Only the social charter divided the parties. +"Initial activity validates our research and development that points to a promising future for natural gas futures," said Z. Lou Guttman, chairman of the exchange board. +Councilman Ernani Bernardi was the lone dissenter. +The baboon that's best at coping with stress is the one that seeks emotional backing from other baboons (support groups, if you will), the researchers found. +Fire blocked our way to the plateau. +Market sources have speculated that Citicorp's Irish securities operation had long securities positions of as much as #50 million on the day of the crash. +Rodamco has "destroyed its image of being a very stable property fund," Mr. Mulder said. +He said legal scholars from both political parties found the bill did not have the "remotest chance" of surviving a court challenge that could cost the state as much $1.5 million. +The film was adapted by Howard Korder ("Boys' Life") from his play. +Even though the program is clearly something of which Mr. Pritchard can be proud, you can't resist asking whether there's some part of him that would like, if not the big bucks, the bigger audience of a network series, a hit movie. +Richard Colino, the former head of Intelsat, pleaded guilty to one felony count of fraud. +The treatment had been ordered for a conviction for a 1986 rape. +A Peace Corps team will visit Panama next week to study logistics of how many volunteers could be used, where they might work and what they might do, said Olsen. +The proposed agreement, which includes a compromise on the pivotal issue of a regional wage differential, is expected to be put to a vote of the union's members tomorrow. +Police intially listed 19 dead, but Friday's report increased the toll to 20. +Its ability to fly with even less power would depend on a number of factors including weight, temperature, pressure and altitude, Ms. Randle said. +And February reports on personal income and personal consumption, due out Thursday, both are expected to rise about 0.6%. +The growth of single-parent families stemming from divorce also has allowed for more remarriages. +Farley said he first saw the artworks in 1986 "when a customer of the bank brought me two manuscripts to have appraised." +Convex Computer Corp. said it introduced two minisupercomputers that fall in the middle of its product line. +I thought he had a higher sense of intellectual honesty and competence, and I'll tell you it really infuriated me as you can tell." So angry was Allen that another shareholder stepped up to the microphone to chastise him. +All the children in the school died when the building collapsed. +John Galvin, NATO's supreme military commander in Europe, who warned the West not to be lulled into a false sense of security by Gorbachev's reforms. +But they have since fallen sharply, by 11 per cent in September alone. +Messrs. Bishop and Waldholz (hereinafter known as B-W) provide a quick refresher course in all these basics and then slow down to give a richly human account of the central inspiration that turned gene mapping into a practical business. +Congress then banned any further reorganizations in the department before Sept. 30. +The Greeley Daily Tribune also received a special award as sweepstakes runner-up for consistently cogent commentaries. +Mahoney said passengers on Flight 2682 were taken to hotels or to Jackson International Airport. +That scheme threatened earlier this month to resign from the NAPF over the issue. The committee, chaired by Professor Roy Goode, was established after Robert Maxwell's pension fund frauds. +Honeybee said that nonfamily members of its board would recommend what action to take. +Fliers threatening the lives of Jewish children here in retaliation for the slayings of Palestinians have been turned up in Brooklyn and police are trying to calm worried parents. +Senate Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, was so disappointed in the final product that he refused to appear at the White House when the deal was announced. +Permits in hand, I now faced the even more daunting problem of getting the bones from their freezer in Iceland to my laboratory in Boston without their thawing. +The biggest recent contributor to inflation was a surge in apparel costs. +Some faculty members at Massachusetts Institute of Technology are upset that a physicist who publicly supported researchers' claims of achieving cold fusion may win tenure, a newspaper reported today. +The greatest increase among males was between the ages of 6 and 11, and the biggest among females was in those aged 12 to 17. Obesity was less prevalent among blacks than whites, but that gap has narrowed recently, he said. +Diane Richardson, a 15-year member of the Army Reserve. +But he and others defend their hot pursuit of cause. +On Thursday, the high court denied the state's request to lift that order in a unanimous decision. +AT&T shares closed yesterday at $25.125, up 75 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +One student said: "I came to watch, but I won't join in because students have no power. +They were released after a brief court appearance. +Willie plowed $10 million into a new textile mill to make denim, but in an industry plagued by excess denim-manufacturing capacity, the new plant turned into an expensive albatross. +Chief Constable Sir John Hermon of the Royal Ulster Constabulary ordered the hearing on Monday. +Since the coup attempt, Soviet aid to Najib's government has increased. +The neighbors were taken aback. +A company spokeswoman declined to elaborate. +In recent years, takeover attempts by the Hafts have been spurned by at least five companies, including Safeway Stores Inc., Supermarkets General Corp. and Dayton Hudson Corp. +Meggs said he didn't know what motive was behind Mrs. Faircloth's plan. +His actions this weekend were demonstration of real strength." +Moody's Investors Service Inc. said it is reviewing for possible upgrade its ratings for this New York-based mineral and energy company and its Alumax Inc. aluminum unit. +In a corner booth at the 77 Lounge in Chadron, Neb., far from any interstate, owner Evva Gore whips out a freight bill to show a visitor just how fast her trucking costs are climbing. +Gesell's rulings capped a series of decisions on North's 37 pre-trial motions that left intact 14 of the 16 charges against the former National Security Council aide. +While Japan's overall surplus has in fact dropped as a result of these changes, the lingering U.S.-Japan imbalance shows the limits of such economic tinkering. +Inmate Edward Robinson, 27, was disciplined by prison officials in 1985 for threatening another person and again in 1986 for assault. +JFK's son, John Jr., who saluted bravely as his father's coffin passed, is a strapping, handsome 28-year-old. +Employees at the Fremont Tribune rejected formation of a union 29-23 on May 31. +Soybean futures prices advanced, petroleum futures were sharply higher, metals posted gains, cattle advanced and pork futures were mostly lower. +The report said agricultural trade volume "turned in the best performance since 1981," with 4.5 percent growth, compared with a 1 percent decline in 1986. +The roots of some new words are fairly clear _ "brain bucket" for a helmet with a face mask, and "shamateur" for an athlete who is paid for playing but retains amateur status. +The meeting is aimed at resolving obstacles to unity between the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches. +In New York, the dollar stood at 145.25 yen, down from 146.40 Tuesday. +In Texas, Republican Clayton Williams defeated Democrat Ann Richards, 56 percent to 44 percent. +He said there should have been no more than a dozen passengers. +He's been on "Hotel" and "Cagney & Lacey," and a role on "The Equalizer" brought him an Emmy nomination. +He insisted that such a rule would not be a "one share, one vote rule" because it would not bar companies new to the public market from creating unequal shareholders rights, only preventing them from stripping existing shares of their voting powers. +Stock prices fell in morning trading today after dropping in Monday's session by the biggest amount in nearly two months. +As such, it calls itself the first gold index fund, and Benham officials expect it to mirror the trends of the North American gold industry as a whole. +As he talks, he chainsmokes Marlboros and fingers his red paisley tie. +Israel maintains a six-to-10-mile-wide security zone in southern Lebanon. +Festival Latino continues through Sunday with "Martirio" and "Mariameneo," with simultaneous English translation available for the latter. +Analysts said crude demand was sparked by new theories about the possible outcome of next month's meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. +Opponents say the Front cannot fairly take part in an election that it also administers, and some fear the Front wants a return to one-party rule in Romania. +"You couldn't ask for nicer, more generous venture people. +"On the whole, their experience was undervalued and their advice too little sought," Christopher, a Los Angeles attorney, said. +Turkey and Iran A regional role for Israel in the Middle East is no longer inconceivable, though it is still far from likely. +He must also realize that should he use chemical or biological weapons, there will be the most severe consequences," Baker said. +One of the objectives is to keep aircraft from running into each other. +The first interest payment is set for Jan. 1. The issue is rated Baa-1 by Moody's and triple-B by S&P. Selling concession is 50 cents. +A committee letter to the Minnesota Republican, released Friday, disclosed new details of an investigation into Durenberger's book promotion deal and the limousine trips. +ITT said it earned $228 million, or $1.59 per common share or common equivalent, down from a restated $259 million, or $1.70 per common share or common equivalent, in the same quarter of 1987. +Gomes has annoyed so many businessmen and government officials that he has stopped giving media interviews for fear of starting any more rows. +I did not have that much mothering skills," Buffham said. +The mountain fighting centered on Ein el-Tuffaha, 18 miles east of Beirut, and the Christian stronghold of Souk el-Gharb, 16 miles to the south. +U.S. officials said the Iranian airliner appeared to be using a military transponder, a device that helps radars identify planes, as well as a civilian version. +"He who does not want to make decisions for our people should not try to persuade them the best thing is a division of our fatherland," Kohl said in his first speech to Parliament on East Germany's historic border openings. +State licensing laws impede hospitals from directly investing in new businesses. +For financial institutions, the tax is 7% of net income, including interest on Federal Home Loan Bank bonds. +Corporate law is also behind schedule: The tantalizing goal of a truly European company, subject to one set of fiscal, social and administrative rules remains a pipe dream. +Maybe a few missing layers of skin accounted for Marie McLaughlin's next show-stopper, a wildly pitched "Sempre libera." +The newspaper said Sunday's attack was the second attempt on Chavez's life. +But she went to school "with all the rough guys from the projects." +Reagan is expected to veto the legislation if, as seems likely, it reaches his desk in its new, stand-alone form. +And the movie is actually carried by German actor Armin Mueller-Stahl, who plays a burned-out, woman chasing, hard drinking detective named Alex Conrad. +A criminal investigating team has been assigned to the case, and the official Tass news agency has reported that the surviving hijackers are in custody. +The June contract was up 1.16 cents a gallon to 71.04 cents. +The treaty made the southern boundary between Iran and Iraq the middle of the Shatt-al-Arab waterway and granted Iran its claim to the eastern half. +He said Immuno used mammal cells to produce the protein through genetic engineering. +Over the past three trading sessions, the price of the long bond has fallen about $30, more than offsetting the $21 gain it made Tuesday on news of a narrower U.S. trade deficit in April. +The losses spanned the yield curve. +With the exception of Board of Trade Clearing Corp. and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, which already use the service, exchanges currently must telephone one another to keep track of a firm's position. +The leader of South Korea's top opposition party said today that the government lost parliamentary elections because voters believed it was dragging its feet on democratic reforms. +Other parties were also penalised, often falling foul of legal technicalities that applied to the 155 seats covered by the old system of proportional representation in the chamber of deputies. +A Soviet general said Tuesday soldiers fired on six occasions and that 103 civilians were killed and hundreds of houses burned or looted during mass ethnic disturbances in Uzbekistan's Fergana region in June. +PS of New Hampshire owes its creditors about $1.72 billion. +Johnny Gray of the US, the perennial front-runner always passed in the final dash for medals, is 32. Kiprotich and Jose Luis Barbosa of Brazil are both 31. Their chief rival on past form is William Tanui, 28, another Kenyan. +The ratings concern said, "This large erosion of tangible equity capital has adversely affected debt-holder protection." +It will be Britain's national cycling centre. +A group of Panamanian officers attempted a coup last month, but failed. +"Ugly is not descriptive enough" to describe the marketplace, said Bryan Dutt, an oil-service analyst at Howard Weil Labouisse Friedrichs Inc. in New Orleans. +I had a lot of pride in it. +Nine homes in a one-block area of the suburban east Portland neighborhood were evacuated. +So in December, the campaign turned to the sharp comparative ads that, says Mr. Buckley, "tried to draw distinctions" between Mr. Kemp and the two GOP front-runners. +It claims to be among the world's top 10 animation companies. +"Bugsy Malone" (1976): Look Ma, no grown-ups. +Also gone after Friday's board meeting was Gil N. Schwartzberg, 49, vice chairman. Trefoil wouldn't elaborate. +They also cut reimbursements to doctors, hospitals and other health-care providers. +Gorbachev told the meeting that Afanasyev, the rector of Moscow Historical Archives Institute and an outspoken member of the Soviet Congress, should be thrown out of the Communist Party, the reporters said. +But if Maastricht did not enter into force, the alternative would not be the status quo ante. +London-based Maxwell last year acquired New York-based Macmillan for $2.5 billion after a bitter takeover battle. +Many troops in the 150,000-strong 2nd Army, which has done most of the fighting and has its headquarters in the Eritrean capital of Asmara, backed the coup. +Meanwhile, Virginia Gov. Douglas Wilder is endorsing concepts long absent from Democratic brains: chastity and fidelity. +That aspect of what they did will be missed," said Joseph Ostrow, world-wide media director for ad agency Foote, Cone & Belding Communications Inc. +The fire disabled six cooling pumps for the Block I reactor at the plant, and five of six backup pumps were also inactivated, Spiegel said. +Futures trading, however, was halted altogether at 3:45, after the futures markets had dropped an additional 30 points, which is the daily limit for price declines. +Authorities said the horse sauntered off with several police cars in pursuit, until it was captured in a restaurant parking lot and held until Mrs. Higgins arrived to ride it home at sunrise. +The struggling carrier has agreed to be acquired by Texas Air Corp. +Those two areas now look troubled just as Capital Cities/ABC seems to have managed a turnaround at the two major trouble spots of the past year or so: the ABC network and some parts of the magazine-publishing business. +The entertainment company has about $1.5 billion in debt paying high interest rates. +S&P said the downgrade reflects the "large losses" suffered by the Vienna, Va., thrift and the rejection of its capital plan by regulators because of the thrift's high level of nonperforming assets. +In the last nine years, 228 judges and other court employees have been slain, mostly by drug traffickers who could not bribe or threaten them into silence. +Thompson's mission was to look for enemy fire, and tell his gunship escorts where it was coming from. +Christie's flew in Lord Carrington, a former NATO secretary general who is chairman of Christie's International, for the official Dec. 10 opening of its offices. +"I'm the one being squirted on. +The Canadian Ben Heppner, a heroic singer of uncommon intelligence, sensitivity and bounteous vocal gifts, struggled with those portions of the vocal writing most closely linked with Pears's tenorial idiosyncrasies. +British Satellite today is unveiling a #30 million advertising and promotional drive for the consortium's planned five channels of movies, sports, entertainment and news shows. +The defense then abandoned that approach. +But too often, once the novelty has worn off, the concert-hall pairings of even the most celebrated pianists can prove more enjoyable for the executants than for the audience. Not this time. +Judge Bork's views are fundamentally at odds with this philosophy of the framers. +A spokesman for Sweden's Foreign Ministry, Lars-Olof Lundberg, said today that Mandela has asked to cut two days off his planned weeklong visit. +Orders for primary metals fell 15.5 percent to $10.19 billion after having shot up 10.5 percent in December. +They claim that it's outrageous, that lawyers of their stature should be cuffed to 50 pages. +Alleghany Corp. shareholders at a special meeting approved a plan to restructure that will liquidate the company by year's end. +She remained a steadfast supporter of Nixon until his resignation in 1974. +Maaninen came to London to report these latest findings, being published this week in the Journal of the American Medical Association. +Also yesterday, Nicaragua pardoned Eugene Hasenfus, a crew member of a private plane downed by Nicaraguan government forces Oct. 5 while the craft ferried arms to the insurgents. +The bill was sent to President Reagan, who is expected to sign it. +Gov. Rafael Hernandez-Colon of Puerto Rico said late Monday that Hugo left at least 27,900 people homeless. +Bullets from such heavy weapons tear huge holes into bodies. +Kroy President Howard Klemmer said the Scottsdale-based company ran into a cash-flow problem after it incurred a $60 million debt in a 1986 leveraged buyout by its management. +The group included seven Americans, two Britons, two Canadians, an Irishman, an Italian and an Australian. +Amid the growing confusion, the balance of Mr. Reagan's presidency may hinge on the answers to three main questions about the arms sales to Iran and the financing of Nicaraguan rebels. +The airline holding company expects a first-quarter loss. +Senior EPA officials disputed claims that some medical wastes were excluded even though they posed health problems. +The reactor was running at 3 percent of maximum power at the engineers shut it down, said spokesman Ron Sher. +The New York exchange has long used its provision as a marketing tool in persuading companies to list their shares on the exchange rather than on Nasdaq, the NASD's computerized OTC trading system. +His desk carries a name plate, "Mr. +Phil Orlandella said previous shuttle flights since the machinists strike carried as few as seven passengers, on planes equipped to carry as many as 177 passengers. +Judge Robert Bork is the most qualified American alive to serve on the Supreme Court. +In addition, the New York department is proposing to limit insurers' investments in junk bonds to no more than 20% of their assets. +Want to personalize the song? +Just in case the point is missed, the album promotion even has a slogan: 'Music for your basic instincts'. The Decca campaign is costing the company around Pounds 500,000, for which it expects an entry into the pop charts. +One of the remaining restrictions on foreign banks is a requirement that paid-up capital is converted into Turkish lira. +Not many people my age have one." Mr. Yamashita took up the game in 1962. +Some of Wall Street's recent gains have come from its own upward momentum as investors have jumped into the market to avoid missing the rally. +Building work for the Maghreb Europe Pipeline (GME) was launched yesterday at a ceremony on the Algerian-Moroccan border, attended by the energy ministers of Algeria, Morocco, Spain and Portugal. +It cut overhead for the pest-control business by merging it into ServiceMaster's Terminix division. +At IBM, the company's Open Door system is sometimes the subject of memorandums from the chief executive. +In New York, a WPP spokesman said the company welcomed the share sale as a "healthy and constructive development for all concerned." +The yacht was returned last week after Michael Rogerson, president of the California-based company that owns the boat, paid a $1,600 fine. +The price of oil on Friday was nearly twice the $14.64 a barrel that it averaged during June. +But now, most of the merchandise is flawless, deep in size and selection and unrumpled by previous stints on retailers' racks. +As the head of International Management Group's television unit, he already receives so many publications that his secretary screens them, underlining noteworthy passages so he can ignore the rest. +About 28 pilots, flight attendants and machinists stopped in Albany to gather donations and collect signatures for a petition that asks President Bush to appoint a trustee to run the troubled airline. +Bausch & Lomb is "following on the coattails" of Vistakon with its disposable lenses, but wants to make sure it has something on the market in case disposable contact lenses skyrocket, Aarons said. +Lending officers at his branch began going to coffee shops at about 7 a.m. to write reports of the previous day's activity. +British Airways PLC said it flew 3.07 billion revenue passenger miles in June, a 20% increase from a year earlier. +From 1975 to 1980, many more blacks moved into the South than moved out. +Stock-index futures analysts at Kidder, Peabody & Co. say traders nervous about the expiration have already rolled out of the expiring June contract and into the September contract. +Barry is accused of 10 misdemeanor cocaine possession counts, one misdemeanor count of conspiracy and three felony counts of lying to a grand jury. +But the overall box-office take was down for the weekend. +It's disgraceful, but everyone does it because not to would mean being less competitive. +Thanks largely to airport construction jobs, economists are predicting that Denver's economy will outperform the nation for the next couple of years. +Interest rates have been rising since last summer, when the Bank of Japan began battling inflation by raising its discount rate _ the interest it charges for loans to commercial banks _ to 4.25 percent from 2.5 percent. +He apparently refused to pay protection money, police said. +'The parliament is in the way and should be got rid of,' he said. The infighting in Moscow has also meant that a federation treaty that was due to devolve power to the regions, has not yet been applied. +Although Actigall does away with the side effects associated with Chenix, such as diarrhea, both drugs fail to dissolve gallstones completely in many patients, according to some health-care experts. +The 20,000 requests represent less than 1 percent of the 3.5 million phone lines in four cities where 976 service is availble _ Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio, Lopez said. +It is a Triple Bill, which will feature a new work by Ashley Page; Glen Tetley's La Ronde, with music by Korngold; and Balanchine's Agon, danced to the music of Stravinsky. +Bush outlined his legislative package at the White House in a speech to members of Congress, governors, and industry and environmental groups. +Heron has said it received the money in return for buying the shares, and Berisford has said it received its payment for services unrelated to share buying. +Chuck Tatson, part-owner of Su Casa, a Mexican restaurant in Chicago, says he's now paying $1.80 a pound for the chicken breast he uses to make chicken "fajitas," compared with $1.25 a few months ago. +The report said: -Cattle averaged $75.10 per 100 pounds of live weight nationally, up 10 cents from September. +The letter, dated Dec. 26, had been signed by 31 people, mostly women from El Chorrillo. +Military jets, bombers and helicopters performed fly-bys in a tribute to Jones about two hours later. +Established German singers like Rene Kollo have given performances for no fee. But the hangover from unification is proving hard to shrug off. Orchestra salaries in Dresden are still only 60 per cent of those in Hamburg or Stuttgart. +Computer maker Nixdorf jumped 13.5 to 564.5, still helped by news of a large Chinese telephone system order. +'He was a Liberal Democrat,' she said. 'What on earth did that mean?' +This regionalisation of the aviation sector has placed a huge burden on CAAC's overstretched regulatory abilities. +"Guns with bayonets don't appeal to sportsmanship. +But as news of the student's death spread, the riot police withdrew, apparently to avoid provoking protesters. +Wednesday's charges came just two weeks after a judge rejected prosecution complaints that a tax fraud sentence leveled on Posner in February amounted to a slap on the wrist. +Organization of a security force. +There may, however, be a potential benefit in a more integrated membership within any one company or industry. +"The officials, as they have in the past, are here to discuss legal and technical issues concerning tribunal cases," U.S. Embassy spokesman Leonardo Williams said. +Those advantages aren't so easy for a fund to deliver, though, because tax laws require funds to pay out almost all of their income each year. +Jewish extremists taking the name of biblical assassins have stepped out of the shadows, waging arson attacks on liberal Jews and claiming the machine gun slaying of an Arab. +Fate has only just picked up the clay. +Even if a merger of WestLB and Helaba is endorsed by their member savings banks, they would have to receive approval from the state governments, which would face losing influence over their banks' operations. +That was my primary appeal and request," Walesa said. +Assistant U.S. Attorneys Michael Patrick Sullivan and Myles H. Malman, both longtime Miami prosecutors, also will lead the team. +They have warned that cable companies will drop them, reducing the size of their audience, if the FCC rules are removed. +'The president has fulfilled his roll with absolute neutrality,' says Mr Antonio Guterres, leader of the Socialist Party. +Rep. Jon L. Kyl, R-Ariz., said he heard "from people who ought to know" that Cheney will recommend a veto. +The fighting pits Xhosas and other blacks loyal to the ANC against Zulus linked to the conservative Inkatha movement. +It was anything but a routine interagency assignment, because the new National Security adviser happened to be Henry A. Kissinger. +They now have a chance to make a disqualifying sale of the stock in 1988 before the end of the one-year holding period, notes Robert Coplan of Ernst & Whinney, CPAs. +The Trumps have homes in Greenwich, Palm Beach, Fla., and New York. +Mexico has been devoting the equivalent of nearly six per cent of its gross national product to satisfy debt payments. +Images of Atlanta police carting off dozens of violators to jail nightly never came to pass. +According to Southmark's SEC filing, the thrift had losses of $38 million in the quarter, more than the $10 million a month in losses it had estimated it would have, and $140 million for the nine months. +The first death of a demonstrator in a monthslong ethnic dispute was reported Thursday in the southern republic of Armenia, whose residents continued a strike that has devastated the area's economy. +Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd has said he wants key people to remain in Hong Kong after the handover and the best way to do that is to give them the security of knowing they have a British passport if they dislike the realities of Communist rule. +"The problem here is if you don't accept checks, people will walk away," said Judy Cook, president of the Minnesota Retail Merchants Association. +He gave his deposition during two sessions in 1986 and 1987, after he fled to Hawaii following the February 1986 overthrow of his government. +There was no violence by the 80 or so protesters. +On another issue, an Occidental spokesman said yesterday that bad weather in the North Sea continued to prevent repair work on an oil pipeline and extended the disruption of output from Occidental's fields there to the 12th day in a row. +For one thing, foreign trade is not an issue voters give much thought to when deciding how to vote. +Mr. Olson can ask to get his legal expenses reimbursed by the government, but this won't compensate for his Kafkaesque experience. +For years, the Mexican government ruled by cutting deals with leaders of the PRI's three sectors: labor, peasants and a "popular" catchall. +"We feel this is a gross violation of civil rights," said Bob Sensat, a member of the home's board. +Mr. Kampelman, who led the U.S. delegation to the nuclear arms reduction talks in Geneva, is chairman of the board of governors of UNA-USA. +The contract also ends a lockout by Safeway Stores Inc., a closely held grocery chain based in Oakland, Calif., of about 1,000 other Teamsters workers. +The true collectors could not compete but the greedy tumbled in. Then in 1980, inevitably, the bubble burst, and prices fell like a stone. +It is part of Coats's cash release programme and its strategy of focusing on core businesses. +An Ontario wheel plant, meanwhile, will be shut down completely and sold. In Ottawa Mr Paul Martin, federal finance minister, said he had raised the Bromont closure with the Korean government. +Both themes have begun showing up in Mr. Bush's speeches, a sign of how much the Vice President trusts the Senator's advice. +BNP and Indosuez originally set a deadline of yesterday for the remaining banks to agree. +So this is actually a trust which we can use to attract more investment. Q: The petrochemical, aircraft manufacturing and agricultural sectors remain highly regulated. +They said, `You've got to leave us open if we find something that's good for you.' +The Prinos field accounts for most of the consortium's daily oil production of 28,500 barrels. +The notes are convertible into class B common at $9.523 a share, representing a 12% conversion premium over yesterday's closing price. +Opposing them is a curious mix of revolutionary anti-Western hardliners, such as Prime Minister Hussein Musavi and Interior Minister Ali Akbar Mohtashemi, and a group of conservative clerics who bitterly resist change. +The New York Post said Wednesday that Ritter's fourth accuser, Paul Johnson, 33, came forward after it reported Dec. 12 on allegations against the priest by an ex-prostitute, Kevin Kite. +At their peak, sales to Iraq represented 95% of the group's sales, totaling between $300 million and $400 million between 1980 and 1988. +In many ways it will be almost useless. +Warre Wetstein of Toronto was named in the arrest warrant. +The Beaverton, Ore.-based company said the machines each employ two Motorola Corp. +He wrote a book about his success and took Wall Street by storm when ZZZZ Best went public in 1986. +However, political expediency has ensured that a good proportion of the agricultural budget will be devoted to compensating these farmers for the price reductions. +His death on Oct. 16 stilled a key voice in measuring the status of American religion for news media, other researchers, reference books and U.S. government departments. +An NBC official said federal mediators have called a meeting of negotiators for the 2,800 network and striking technicians and news employees for next Monday. +Accelerate the equity-loan ratio, or the amount of the monthly payment that goes to equity versus loan repayment. +"We don't want to raise false hopes. +Indeed, in another echo of Karl Marx, some economists have been reminded of his theory of the immiseration (growing poverty) of the proletariat. +The spokesman said Reagan is "an excellent rider and he held on quite a while." +Each approach has pros and cons. For Mr Chuck Davis, information resources director at Eagle Industries in Chicago, Illinois, swapping boards gives a level of complexity he does not need. +The nation's largest maker of disposable diapers said today it will begin searching for ways to transform billions of dirty didies from an ecological problem into recycled flower pots, building insulation and lush highway medians. +It has launched projects from building model communities to organizing neighborhood clean-ups. +Leslie's Poolmart lost 2 1/2 to 7 5/8. +Calling the October stock market crash "a specter that hangs over the system," Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman David Ruder said he isn't confident that Washington has responded adequately to the events of October. +He did not know when or where the three Westerners might be released or what the subject of interrogtion might be. +To keep the special assessment in place this year, the Bank Board has had to certify that the FSLIC needs the funds. +The Belgian port city's diamond imports totaled $7.57 billion and its exports $7.74 billion. +In testimony earlier Friday, Peri's commander said the information Peri gave East Germany was crucial and concerned the Army's electronic defense capabilities. +The zero-coupon class, priced at 20, converts into the underlying Westpac perpetual floating-rate note at maturity. +In this post, he was the country's second-highest official in protocol, but he had no real power over national policy. +Although Ford is expected to hire 1,300 additional workers to handle the minivan's assembly, Nissan said production of the parts wouldn't lead to significant new hiring at its plant in Smyrna, Tenn. +Ten years ago: General Alexander M. Haig Jr., supreme commander of NATO forces, escaped an attempt on his life in Casteau, Belgium, when a remote-controlled bomb exploded beneath a small bridge as Haig's limousine passed over it. +And forevermore Ford gets to decide unilaterally which cars to call a Taurus. +Industry lawyers promised to appeal. +Bristol-Myers Co. said it asked the federal government to investigate violations of its drug patents in South Korea by Dong-A, a big Korean pharmaceutical maker. +He told a news conference that he is particularly worried that small, independent refiners won't be able to come up with capital to make reformulated gasoline. +"We all feel as if we're ready for it" said one 23-year-old ensign who flies the F-18. +Russ Wyer, EPA director of waste management, said the states had delivered a "strong message" that he intends to take back to Washington. +GRANDPARENTS can visit grandchildren over parents' objections. +The vote in the 159-member assembly was conducted in a rare roll call ballot requested by Jordan, a departure from the standard electronic voting. +News reports Wednesday said France would reopen its embassy in Afghanistan, becoming the first Western power to do so since the United States led a diplomatic exodus before the Soviet army withdrew in February. +Gaetano Russo, the coalition's organizer, said the group has accomplished its goals of educating the public about Fonda's actions during the Vietnam War. +That control has been in the hands of the government since the company was privatised in 1987. Responses included some characteristic banter between Lord King and Sir Colin on the stage of the Barbican arts complex in central London. +This year, growth is expected to be negative: minus 0.3 per cent. Nevertheless, the effects of recession are likely to be felt well into 1995 even if a recovery begins in the first half of 1994. +London share prices tumbled after the Bank of England forced a one-point rise in commercial banks' base lending rates to 15% from 14%. +"Raising PG Kids in an X-Rated Society," her book attacking violent and explicit material in movies and music, came out last spring. +But, having shrugged off the 1987 stock market crash, Strong/Corneliuson got caught in another financial debacle: the 1989 collapse of takeover stocks and high-yielding junk bonds. +On a recent day, Rep. Dave McCurdy's schedule had 15 constituent visits. +The current account deficit was expected to grow to ADollars 18bn from ADollars 15.4bn. Mr Dawkins said the budget established a four-year framework which would enable interest rates and inflation to remain low. +The transportation index soared 24.90 points on airline takeover fever. +Under the banner of the Jungle Commando, Bush Negro militants have been waging a guerrilla war on and off since August 1986. +For the fourth quarter, Primerica's net income fell 14%, but profit from operations surged 34%. +One big question is whether those with early infection will demand AZT in the hope it can stave off full-blown AIDS. +The exchange also trades 22 long-term options on leading stocks. +Bush's favorite is "Bassmaster," a fishing journal. +But that we don't have, which is one reason we have Los Angelization. +Its Autonetics Division had a $484.2 million prime development contract for the missile's guidance and control system that was slashed by $374 million to $110.2 million. +Nurses at the hospital had been reusing disposable syringes to cover up the sale of unused needles to drug addicts, the reports said. +"A day of consolidation is natural after the big jump up last week," he said referring to the 120-point advance in the Dow for the week ended Friday. +Education Commissioner Saul Cooperman said his decision to seek control of the district, New Jersey's second-largest, is based on results of separate, yearlong investigations by independent auditors and state officials. +The Euromarket, which last year provided almost 30% of the money raised by U.S. issuers, this year provided only 16%. +But in the current weak art market, it is the highlight of the season, with its top lot, a lyrical painting by Matisse, estimated at $5 million to $7 million. +Several aerospace companies, including Utah's Hercules Aerospace, have submitted proposals and NASA is to announce its decision later this month. +If distribution is good there's no need to settle for anything but a good tree." Today, farmers have set their sights on growing the ultimate tree. +This has boosted competition and kept fees down to barely profitable levels. +Carillon, importers of Absolut, also says it isn't concerned. +True enough, in the broadest sense, "white America" is responsible for this historical handicap, but it does not follow that most whites alive today are still actively conspiring to keep blacks back. +The entire Comsat board is committed to ensuring that these efforts not be squandered." +Neither Home Shopping nor First Boston officials could immediately be reached for comment. +Declining issues outnumbered advances by nearly 2 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange, with 475 up, 943 down and 503 unchanged. +My thanks to both of them. +Mr. Shashoua couldn't be reached for comment. +Gateway says that this was an error in its press release and the wine withdrawn was in fact Pinot Bianco del Veneto. +The price of dairy products increased 41.8%, while the price of groceries in general rose 50.8% "It's basically profiteering," said Jerome Hoffman, chief of the antitrust division in the Florida attorney general's office. +Hubco is the holding company for Hudson United Bank and Hub National Bank, with total assets of $673 million. +The flash flood, the worst Monterrey has seen since 1909, also swept away squatters' homes, streets, electricity towers and miles of sports facilities that had built on the dry riverbed. +Ayer, a privately-held agency based in New York, handles $1.3 billion in advertising billings worldwide and counts among its clients American Telephone & Telegraph Co., Procter & Gamble Co. and General Motors Corp. +But whatever sense of triumph Noriega felt Tuesday after the defeat of a military uprising against him, most experts believe he is weaker now than at any time since assuming the command of the Defense Forces more than six years ago. +The dollar closed higher against most other currencies in London after sinking to new lows against the German mark and Swiss franc a day earlier. +A spokeswoman for Lujan said no one was available Wednesday to clarify the report. +He said the homeless project "would cause disrespect for our system of justice by suggesting that the rich can trade money for liberty while the poor cannot." +The latest 30-year Treasury bonds, the 8 7/8% issue due in 2017, were quoted late yesterday at a price of 98 26/32. +The explosions shattered windows in nearby buildings and destroyed eight vehicles, witnesses said. +Government officials said they hoped the new competition would help the international telephone business grow in Japan. +It was that quiet hope that kept Akey going Tuesday, talking about impossible combinations that could lead to election victory. +Gesell also has to rule on whether procedures for handling 200,000 pages of classified documents collected during Walsh's investigation will protect the defendants' rights to a fair trial. +Industry analysts praised the pact. +That increased the face value of the shares and - we hoped - would attract institutional investor interest in the US. 'The relocation had become a shareholder issue. +I don't want to join the direction of our country. +As part of the agreement, Pitman-Moore acquired the right to Cambridge's existing Lyme disease program and certain other vaccine technologies. +Societe Nationale is a Paris-based energy concern. +The South African military has said it expects Angola to use its influence to keep SWAPO rebels at least 150 miles north of the Namibian border. +But it has happened, and we are faced with the outcome of acts some of which have come by chance, by pure coincidence and some which have come actually by deliberate feeling. +If Wilder wins, he would be the first elected black governor of a U.S. state. +Mr. Lichter says he won't turn away clients because of the new law. +Previewing its conclusions, in an interview following the expedition, Mr. Reznichenko stated that "as a biological object the Aral Sea has perished." +On his recent trip to the US, Mr Kravchuk said privately that he would never allow the circulation of the rouble in Crimea - but that he knew well how to negotiate with the Russians and he did not expect anything like an explosion. +One Polish-American joint venture, the Warsaw Corporate Centre, has rented out 90 per cent of its office space at Dollars 50 a square metre since its completion in 1993. +Varity is "already a U.S. company with a Canadian address" because over 80 percent of its shareholders live in the United States, said Victor Rice, the company's chairman and chief executive officer. +The actual moving of the boat took about an hour, Mrs. Santos said. +The latter system is being tested by the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Sacramento Bee, the Christian Science Monitor and several other newspapers. +The stamp was part of the 1986 stamp series "Great Americans." Boys Town, founded in 1917, provides treatment in a foster-home setting to children sent by courts, social service agencies and church leaders. +There cannot be much bid premium. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Valley Federal shares rose $2.375 to close at $21. +It features mountains, towering trees, foliage and wildlife lit in bright, jewel-like colors. +The Muncie plant now is operated by GM's Hydra-matic Division and the Syracuse factory is run by Chrysler's Acustar subsidiary. Combined, the factories employ about 3,100 people. +He is recommending purchase of Ames stock based on a projected return to profitability this year and a sharp jump in earnings next year. +A former TRW executive says the information division has drawn feelers over the past several years from many big industrial companies with large data-processing operations. +A McGraw-Hill spokeswoman said the company has no time-frame for the sale. +Those orders focused primarily on problems related to metal fatigue as an airliner is pressurized for flight and depressurized upon landing. +Mr. Doumnov said the Soviet Finance Ministry controls a second, strategic gold reserve, but that he doesn't know how much it is worth or whether there are plans to sell any of it. +Vote counters among both the Republicans and Democrats said they were confident of passage. +Investment in new capacity and heavy promotional expenditure will be required to claw back market share from Gillette. +A notebook in which William Butler Yeats wrote much of his poetry and prose over three years sold at Sotheby's for $360,000, the auctioneers said. +But to achieve this, the government has to ensure that increases are acceptable to the public and do not 'gallop away'. +Society of Business Economists, 11 Bay Tree Walk, Watford, Herts WD1 3RX. +But she said she's heard that story before. +The guerrilla group took up arms in 1983 against the Moslem-dominated government in Khartoum, demanding more autonomy for the mainly Christian and animist south. +Gianfranca Lupi was tried in absentia by an Italian court in 1983 and sentenced to eight years years in prison. +Color photographs of the airliner in today's newspapers showed red flecks above a window in the cockpit where the wind had spattered Lancaster's blood. +"The conservative mood was stronger than I thought before the conference," he said. +"I love my house, I'm glad I bought it, but I threw away a lot of money," Ms. Cramer says. +There, newly-qualified drivers are, very sensibly, restricted to cars with a low power-to-weight ratio. +If Halifax were unable to achieve the freedom such an option would offer it could well seek its members' approval to convert to a plc. +Even without the glamour conferred by Karajan's presence, Salzburg continues to be one of the most advantageous places in which to be seen, photographed and gossipped about. +There was nothing to do, so we did nothing. +Even after the tax benefits, gift annuities generally cost more than annuities from insurance companies or brokerage firms. +Swatch is aiming to change that perception. +At least 20,000 Palestinian residents of the Baqaa Refugee Camp, 17 miles northwest of Amman, demonstrated on Monday to protest the killings in Israel. +A spokeswoman said the decision to review its options on batteries reflects the dim outlook for the kind of profit growth Johnson Controls is seeking for its segments, which also include facility-management services, auto seats, and plastic containers. +Japanese government bond prices ended sharply lower. +One thing law firms do not lack in a recession is litigation work. +PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - Leading Haitians on Tuesday welcomed the announcement that people linked to a brutal dictatorship were barred from the presidential race. +The risks are at least as large as the discounts. +The Supreme Court said it issued the injunction because there wasn't enough time to consider the government's appeal before the Nov. 16 elections for the National Assembly and the Nov. 19 elections for the provincial legislatures. +That was well above most money-market rates, and appeared to signal that there won't be a cut soon in Britain's base lending rate, which is currently 11%. +"We are confident the issue will be resolved and that we will take delivery of the aircraft and introduce them into service as planned," said a spokesman for British Airways, also speaking anonymously. +While the skull-and-crossbones symbol signals danger to Westerners, the image is the trademark of a brand of highly toxic pesticides in Southeast Asia. +You read these stories every day in tabloids at the checkout counter and thank your stars they aren't about you. +No known incidents have occurred of attacks in China against Chinese or foreign residents, and China has good relations with Mideast nations which have been accused of fostering terrorist activities. +The agreement in U.S. District Court covers 248 present and former employees of the bureau. +The filters lose their effectiveness." Hewlett-Packard, which has about three million laser printers in use world-wide, says its newest machines produce much less ozone than older models. +In 1934, Harold Nicolson published a study of his diplomacy, Curzon: The Last Phase. +Ms. Cooney was D-A-Y executive vice president. +They expressed alarm and dismay over a ruling Monday they said undercuts the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and will make it far more difficult for workers to prove with statistical evidence that they are victims of racial or gender bias. +Mr. Edelman dropped his proposal, then renewed it again Nov. 19 after buying more shares. +They have catchy tunes and not bad lyrics. +"We're unable to agree on a new policy right now," said one West German policy maker. +It noted that those four Arab countries, along with Iraq, also were facing debt-repayment difficulties and have had to reschedule part or all of their debt to reduce their overall debt-service burden. +Separately, S&P said it also lowered the rating on McCrory Parent Corp.'s 14.5% senior subordinated notes, due 1994 to default status from single-C because the company couldn't make interest payments due March 1. +Their preferred course is to identify specific trade barriers and demand their removal. +Many Indian fighters have defected and are being armed and paid by the Sandinistas to fight the Contras; others sit despondently in Honduran and Costa Rican refugee camps. +Until this year, Delta had never spent a dime to buy an international route. +And second, it could affect the much larger fund, $12.2 million (with interest) surrendered by Mr. Levine, if the same ruling is granted in his case. +"I just no longer wanted to be part of an organization like that," Stabile said. +The earthquake is likely to reduce GNP negligibly in the near term and then could raise it a bit as rebuilding begins. +John Voth, owner of Action Auto Wrecking, said the Wednesday night incident grew out of several years of frustration at having thieves pilfer more than $100,000 worth of parts from his business. +It was the first major investor-owned utility to enter bankruptcy since the Depression. +Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. propelled the market's growth and was by far the biggest underwriter and trader of junk bonds. +The moves have the support of President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, who says they are necessary for Eastern Europe to catch up to the West. +Martinez Lara is president of the Pro Human Rights Party and had been set free just 17 days earlier after 10 months' detention. +Concern over prospects in the Middle East and overnight declines on overseas stock markets sent share prices in Tokyo falling sharply Wednesday, traders said. +First results from yesterday's polls are expected today. +California regulators had indicated that they hoped to announce an agreement with Altus by next week, or a cutoff of negotiations. +Up to now, they've always remained almost deferential." Japan's more visible performance likely stems from its ability to successfully manage its economy and reduce its heavy dependence on sales of export goods, economists said. +But it wasn't clear if the charges had any broad effect on sales. +Gibraltar Financial Corp. said its shareholders approved the previously announced acquisition of First Savings Bank of Florida for $116 million. +With its high-profile presidential caucus and a culture still dominated by the values of the courthouse square, Iowa is the nation's pre-eminent symbol of Rural America. +The three men, who were in civilian clothes, pulled out pistols and shot at the policemen, who fired back, investigators said. +Many may not survive foreign competition. An important issue is the timing of membership of the exchange rate mechanism. +Of the brewers, Stroh has made the best showing with its White Mountain malt-based cooler. +The Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday granted media magnate Rupert Murdoch's request to transfer his Boston televison station to a trust to comply with cross-ownership rules. +There has been a rise in imports of investment goods, and the construction sector is doing well,' he said. A 4 per cent fall in industrial production for the first six months exaggerated the impact of temporary factors, he said. +The auto maker slated five of its plants for overtime this weekend. +But this will be the first opportunity for foreign institutions to gain direct access to the market. +It had after-tax profit of 40.5 million pounds on revenues of 4.4 billion pounds last year. +Authorities made no attempt to disperse the pro-Front demonstrators, but there was a cordon of soldiers, tanks and armored cars outside the Foreign Ministry building that houses the government headquarters. +David Brockway, staff chief of the Joint Committee on Taxation, is the latest. +The House of Representatives foreign affairs committee yesterday voted to back the US military intervention in Haiti but to demand a handover to the United Nations by March 1, writes George Graham. +Fundamentalists refuse to make the compromises which 'light' Greens think are needed to drum up popular support. +In New York the dollar advanced to close at DM1.6865. US home sales climbed in September to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.91m, the highest level this year, but economists are waiting for Thursday's GDP figures. +In any case, success or failure in these programmes is, as an FT advert might remind us, 'not black and white'. The outputs of research and development filter down over a long period of time. +But my position on it is very clear. +Funding for police departments in poor neighborhoods must be increased to protect the majority of residents who are not drug users, he said. +THE SHARP NARROWING of the November trade deficit triggered market rallies Friday and bolstered arguments that the nation's trade picture is improving. +GE closed at $44.125 a share, down 62.5 cents, while Whirlpool closed at $29.375 a share, down 25 cents. +In 1989, U.N. members spent three months haggling over the size and costs of a peacekeeping force for Namibia. As a result, the force wasn't in place on time and bloodshed between a rebel group and occupying South African forces ensued. +The remains of four Union soldiers were reburied at the Antietam National Battlefield on Sunday, the 127th anniversary of an 1862 Civil War bloodbath. +The widely expected move had little impact on prices. Denmark also cut its repo rate by 10 basis points, highlighting that, despite forecasts of 4 per cent GDP growth this year, inflation pressures are subdued. +More than 10,000 people protested in downtown Taipei Saturday to demand the government curb real estate prices, which are soaring because of rampant speculation. +As you get further away from a loss, people's memories shorten.' This produces a roller-coaster cycle of price rises and falls. +Others said that Mr John Major has already compromised too much his appeal as a caring Conservative. +"We are having a change in catalysts in the marketplace," says Guy Wyser-Pratte, a takeover stock trader at Prudential-Bache Securities. +This healthy development may offer a way forward. Mr Patten has repeatedly said he can only go as far as the people of Hong Kong want him to. +Oil prices started the week by moving lower in aimless trading. +'Somehow we haven't woken up to the end of empire,' he says. +The ceilings would have ranged from $950,000 to $5.5 million, depending on the size of a state's population. +The two sides resume talking in Beijing next week. Reuter adds from Hong Kong: The leader of Britain's opposition Liberal Democratic party, Mr Paddy Ashdown, said yesterday he feared negotiations with China on Hong Kong democratic future would collapse. +Gray's airmen suffered no combat casualties and the only damage was a single small-arms round that struck one of the aircraft. +But he doesn't know how soon. +Last week, before events in Bosnia came to my rescue, I was contemplating a comparative study on attitudes towards unemployment. +Such anti-treaty amendments are given little chance of adoption. +Recent studies have shown that more than 2.5m Germans would prefer to work part-time. +The current government operations and systems unit will become part of the new unit. +There is no reason why it should be reluctant to use it. +In the past, when he emerged from the water, Mr. MacLaren had to hop up the beach on his good leg to where his bicycle was waiting. +Overall revenue rose about 2% to $2.38 billion from $2.34 billion. +The Interior Department estimated the total potential oil resources for the areas affected by the decision at 8.2 million barrels, with proven reserves of 2.6 million barrels. +The investigation should be completed within 60 days, she added. +Otherwise, the report warns, it could soon have unemployment levels matching those in the US. Unctad extends its thesis to the developing world where, it says, the pendulum has swung too far in favour of leaving private enterprise to get on with the job. +Deputy District Attorney Elden Fox argued for tough punishment. +In truth, it was not even a runner. +But the number of housing units and the amount of commercial office space to be developed were not disclosed. +The center will also include a Russian restaurant and shops that sell goods from the Russian Republic. +Yet it appears that attorneys are roughly twice as well off financially at private law firms. +He said the service should appeal to medium and small businesses, which do not have facsimile machines, as well as to the general public. +A New Jersey man sought in the stabbing death of a 17-year-old boy and the abduction of a teen-age girl was captured after his car rolled over following a 65-mile chase by state police, authorities said today. +In separate divorce and palimony suits, 41-year-old Susan Worthington seeks a division of income and property acquired by her and Worthington during their marriage and in the approximately seven years they lived together before they married. +But since then he has found a willing seller every two or three months. +"The worms never get satisfied, regardless of how much food you give them," she was once overheard saying, referring to their complaints about food shortages that plague Romania. +Now, Alpine is the only one of California's 58 counties without a bank. +Soviet art books say Rembrandt painted "Danae" in 1636 and repainted it in 1646-1647. +The show was first performed in Giza, Egypt, in 1987. +Mr Scharping staunchly opposed this and insisted that the SPD instead form a coalition government with the CDU, the largest party. This pressure from Bonn is seen by SPD officials in eastern Germany as counter-productive. +Madden said in a telephone interview Friday he had difficulty maintaining confidence among his bankers because of perceived inequities in compensation. +The highest interest rate it will pay on the new issue is 9.54%. +A company spokesman said that operations at Labrador City are being shut down indefinitely, but shipments of iron ore pellets will continue from the company's loading facilities in Sept-Iles, where unionized employees earlier accepted the company offer. +I believe that drug testing is a key tool to help promote public safety and a drug-free work force. +The Soviet Union is willing to consider a U.S. proposal for trial inspections of strategic nuclear weapons, a government official said today. +In the full fiscal year, Siemens said, sales are expected to rise almost 13%, to 58 billion marks from 51.4 billion marks in the prior 12 months. +The investment in fertilisers and chemicals to stop black pod disease has been essential to the improved output in recent years. +Its numbers have declined dramatically as two-thirds of its habitat has been destroyed from years of intense logging. +If the court denies Black & Decker's petition, or if it upholds the poison pill, Black & Decker probably will appeal. +The Warsaw Pact offered to refrain from modernizing some short-range nuclear missiles if NATO pledged the same, the official East German news agency said. +But he forecasts continued or larger shortfalls for other parts of the Third World. +The all-share index closed 6.37 lower at 323.62 in extremely thin turnover of NKr97m. Norsk Hydro rose SKr1 to SKr141 on the suspension of shares in the chocolate and confectionery maker, Freia Marabou, 44 per cent owned by Norsk. +The Commerce Department said November sales rose 1.1 percent, about twice as big a gain as many analysts had expected. +Grey apartments gave way to flattish countryside and impoverished villages with a good sprinkling of half-timbering. +Field inspections haven't revealed any safety-related defects in Ford vans." +They also are providing a real plus, says Mr. Miller: enough non-auto earnings "to help us better withstand the up and down cycles" in the industry. +Mrs. Marcus noted that in the 1950s, Mrs. Mandela qualified to become South Africa's first black woman social worker. +Mr. Baldwin said that all the agency's potential downgrades of asset-backed issues stem entirely from concern about the credit enhancer, not about the quality of the assets themselves. +The pact with Kodak, a photographic, chemical and imaging products concern, is subject to execution of a definitive accord. +A national holiday commemorating Martin Luther King's birthday kept many portfolio managers and professionals away from the market, traders said. +Bob Hughes, the main character in "Drugstore Cowboy," isn't the usual movie drug addict. +The shares, which have restricted trading rights and aren't registered under the Securities Act of 1933, were bought under an option acquired from ICSD Corp. last year. +But an Amoco spokesman said the company meets federal standards on such lines. +Staff members scrambled to revise schedules as most candidates had to scrap events. +An empty beer keg thrown onto a campfire exploded Sunday, killing a man at his birthday party in the second such death reported this month. +USDA estimates that farm-sector equity rose more than 6% in 1987 and forecasts another 1% to 4% rise in 1988. +The United Steelworkers union filed suit against the two Reagan administration officials Wednesday in the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia, which ordered the warnings last year. +Another likely subject would be Buck Helm, who survived for 90 hours in the I-880 rubble, or a firefighter such as Gerry Shannon, who grabbed a woman pinned in her blazing Marina district apartment as a gas leak threatened to set off an explosion. +It would set binding goals but let market forces determine the location and method of individual reductions in the same way that the EPA used tradeable phasedown permits to secure dramatic reductions of lead in gasoline. +Separately, Taiwan agreed to carry out a previous accord to open its domestic markets to more U.S.-made beer, wine and cigarettes. +About 65 per cent of the 17.1m eligible voters abstained - high even by the standards of Colombian presidential elections. +He promised that he would speak out within administration councils. +He was educated at prep schools and Yale, then went into the Texas oil business. +George W. Bush III is the high-profile member of a team that is buying the baseball playing Texas Rangers for about $46 million. +Fulton County Superior Court Judge Isaac Jenrette scheduled an evidentiary hearing for Aug. 12 on The Gold Club's challenge to the law. +"Kenneth's reputation is just unsurpassed. +The Nasdaq 100, which tracks the performance of the largest over-the-counter issues, soared 14.95, or 2.53%. +The food, consumer products and chemical specialties producer said its chemical specialties division is expected to post about $1 billion in 1987 sales. +Dravecky was sitting up on a stretcher as he was removed and trainers were holding Dravecky's left arm. +Salvadoran officials and rebels agreed Saturday to a package of constitutional reforms but failed to negotiate a cease-fire in El Salvador's 11-year-old civil war, a U.N. mediator said. +German government bond futures edged up in London trading as dealers covered their short positions. Italian bonds eased lower with cash and futures prices moving down in thin trading. +The pages caught fire, and flames reached the ceiling before the fire was extinguished. +Richard K. Ohlman, who worked for Rice Aircraft, was charged yesterday with being the middleman in the Boeing transactions. +One woman accepted for the panel said she believed Mecham was honest, adding, "I like the man. +Israeli military officials said Friday four guerrillas were killed and one Israeli was slightly wounded in the clash. +At the time, Angeion's share price had more than doubled in a matter of months, and the stock was trading at about $10. But in recent months, the stock has even more swiftly toppled to less than $4. +President-elect George Bush reached again into the Reagan Cabinet Monday to retain Dick Thornburgh as attorney general and Lauro F. Cavazos as secretary of education. +The bonds are insured and rated tripleA by Moody's and S&P. +Doctors were waiting for results of tests to determine whether Natalie Alexandra Lynch was brain-dead, said Dr. Donald Dicus, vice president of medical affairs at Western Medical Center. +To help buy political stability among the working class, the Kremlin for decades has used huge state subsidies to keep the price of many food staples low. +Smaller companies underperformed large capitalisation stocks sharply in the third quarter: while the FT-SE 100 index delivered total returns of 1.6 per cent, the FT-SE SmallCap yielded a 2 per cent negative return. +Moreover, 16 million people are expected to be laid off by the year 2000 because of rising labor efficiency and cuts made in the government bureaucracy. +For a number of years he also dictated the story eagerly awaited at newspapers around the country, the annual Pulitzer Prize journalism awards. +They will have learned that force does not pay, especially with Libya," Gadhafi said. +She said the passengers remained calm and none were injured because they were all in their seats in preparation for landing. +Shuttle orbits generally are farther south. +They took everything away from us, even our first names." +"They were blatantly anti-hunting. +Eastern's revenue for the quarter dropped 17%. +When the lens is switched from wide-angle to tele, the flash angle is changed accordingly and the distance of the flash reflector from the optical axis is altered to reduce the possibility of red-eye. +Owens and Hilbert were not named in Thursday's indictments. +People don't want to be told what technology can do for them. +"It's a frontline bomber. +The president's aides first said it was "unlikely" Mr. Reagan would ease trade sanctions against Japan; then he did so. +Spokeswoman Marcelle Wahba of the U.S. Embassy said the couple's dental and medical documents arrived today, providing positive identification. +The dollar edged up in light European trading early today. +He was apparently shot as he waited for a ride at an isolated crossroads leading from a main road into Yakir, 24 miles north of Jerusalem. +They range from a driver ramming a baggage cart into the side of a plane to a handler thrusting baggage containers so hard that they dent the cargo bin. +But a high-pressure system anchored over the lower Ohio Valley kept skies mostly clear from the parched Plains to the East Coast. +Given the success of last year's event, there was no question but that it would be revived this year. +First Executive stock fell 25 cents a share, to $18.50, in heavy national over-the-counter trading yesterday. +"Here I am taking the brunt for it. +Hard hit last year by pressures from governments on drug prices, it has nevertheless boldly intensified its commitment to pharmaceuticals in recent months. +In the meantime, separating the no-loads from the low-loads and the full-loads isn't always easy. +Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng, beginning a 10-state inspection of drought damage, met Tuesday with farmers in Ohio and Indiana who got some relief from nature but are hoping for more from Washington. +In April, a group of countries that have signed the treaty will meet in Nairobi, Kenya, to work on revisions with the hope of completing the efforts before a November meeting in Copenhagen. +In the office, the doctor's wealthy patients are calmer, no longer fretting about shipping their savings to Switzerland. +She describes the operation so far as a "round-table discussion." McCann's consulting role marks a sharp break from typical ad agency work in Hollywood. +They were especially angered by the AIDS report and Koop's advocacy of condoms and sex education, saying the result was to encourage promiscuity among young people. +But other auto makers continue to report sluggish sales. One problem, dealers say, is that the discounts offered on many Big Three vehicles are stingier now than just a few months ago. +"If she wants to be angry at me for not reducing the charge, that's her prerogative. +They rustled up a 25% down payment, mainly by selling their previous home. +Dividends and capital gains will also be tax-free. +'But before we get complacent, it is important to note that UK expenditure on R&D as a percentage of GDP has been slipping significantly over the last decade in both civil and defence areas. +The existence of a single union should reduce restrictive practices and demarcation disputes and simplify collective bargaining. +The 23-year-old woman was hit in the throat and died in a hospital. +It said it had been GEC-Alsthom's main partner when the Anglo-French group bid for the high-speed train contract against Siemens of Germany and Mitsubishi of Japan. +John Logsdon, director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University, says NASA should keep plugging away. +The prime minister has shown himself a skilful ringmaster in the often awkward squabblings of cabinet ministers and senior bureaucrats. +General obligation debt ratings in six states accounted for about $26 million of the changes; over $11 billion of debt was affected by changes to public power revenue bond ratings. +Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev had been scheduled to open the trade fair, which is a showcase for his policy of perestroika, or economic restructuring. +One members' agent said that Merrett's biggest syndicate, number 418, needed a minimum of Pounds 50m of capacity (capital supporting underwriting) from Names to survive. +'We're from both worlds, Sephardic and Ashkenazic. +But the institutes report either no improvement or deterioration in other once-vital industries such as iron production, foundries, precision engineering and textiles. +But although special parachutes designed for high-velocity drops will be used, accuracy cannot be assured. The bundles, containing up to 700kg of food and medicine, may land in the wrong area or cause casualties or damage in the intended zone. +The issue of the guarantees, which major banks have said are necessary to complete the projected loan for Brazil, has held up that country's proposed debt settlement. +So, according to Con Edison, it granted P&F Trucking's demands. +With more professions open to women, nursing has seen "a drop-off not only in numbers but quality," says Carol Bradshaw, the hospital's nursing director. +Silver bullion prices rose on the London market where the metal was trading at a late bid price of $5.55 a troy ounce, compared $5.53 Monday. +Despite the scandal, the company has continued to do well. +The next few months will be taken up with winning the battle over Clause IV. +The believers note that the industry has made sizable strides in a relatively short time. +But few believed the lull would last. +The company said its revenues and earnings for the fiscal quarter that ended Saturday were likely to come in significantly below expectations. +"We're a very small outfit," said David Nussbaum of Global American Television Inc., a big name for the little television production company housed in the hills of western Massachusetts. +Shareholders of Recruit Co., the firm at the center of a stock-profiteering and bribery scandal, voted Saturday to slash executives' salaries, company spokesman Yasutaka Natsuka reported. +I think I should get some fresh air sometimes." +The European Travel Commission also lists more than a dozen countries that have their own passes. +The first Dollars 30m tranche of one-month commercial paper, backed by a three-year loan, was issued under the programme yesterday. +He denied that his meeting violated U.S. law which forbids negotiating with the PLO, saying that not all PNC members are also members in the PLO. +Reagan vetoed a similar bill in 1985 and an override attempt that was deferred seven months to move it closer to congressional elections failed to gain the two-thirds support needed. +France, where 2.2 million farmers produce much of the community's agriculture exports, has balked at any move to snip export aids, which enable the Europeans to sell high-priced goods on the world markets. +Preliminary reports from the area indicate the populations of both government-held towns and those in rebel hands, which had swelled immensely because of displaced people, have begun to shrink since the rainy season ended in October. +He added that its size would have made it more difficult to remove and return to the owner and said its period in art history already was represented in the exhibit. +That opposition has been diminishing, however, as election-year pressures have increased for lawmakers to do something about drug abuse. +Under terms of the PNC merger agreement, each share outstanding of Central Bancorp.'s common stock will be exchanged for 1.067 shares of PNC Financial Corp.'s common in a transaction valued at about $719 million. +For centuries, Jewish mothers have slaved to prepare the Passover feast, only to have the flavor of the food washed away by syrupy kosher wine. +That would indicate a decline from 1987's 7.1 million in domestic sales, although in the 30 days before the March period sales ran at an 8.1 million annual pace. +You had no idea he was doing that, did you, sir? A. No. I guess that I had never _ had never had any inkling that we were guiding their strategy in any way. +But there is uncertainty over the shortages that the Bank of England will declare this week. +The infant, whose body was found in a trash can on the Missouri side of the Mississippi River on May 3, was buried in nearby Woodland Hills Cemetery. +The Banking Comission said it gave the Defense Forces control over the bank in December 1987. +"One can hardly oppose the free emigration from Cuba of people who are seeking freedom," said Miami's Cuban-born mayor, Xavier Suarez. +Taiwan announced it will end a 40-year ban on telephone and mail links with China to help spread reports of the carnage. +In the long run the migration of shoppers to large supermarkets should work in Northern Foods' favour. +A Turkish native once employed by the U.S. Army as a mechanic in West Berlin was could be sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for conspiring to sell secrets to the Soviet Union and East Germany. +An ally holds another 10.8%. +Tony Ng sought reversal of his convictions, contending that his Canadian confession was wrongly admitted at trial. +Blockbuster's 1989 revenue was $663 million, more than the chain's 16 largest competitors combined, Huizenga said. +"Rutan's airplane is not under our consideration," says Lt. +"Hey, Pittsburgh, it's been a long time," guitarist Keith Richards said Wednesday night as 63,000 jammed Three Rivers Stadium for the hard rockers' first Pittsburgh concert since 1972. +The wreck of the Fitzgerald lies about 17 miles northwest of Whitefish Point on Michigan's Upper Peninsula. +The drug war began in August, when traffickers were blamed for the assassination of leading presidential hopeful Luis Carlos Galan. +Seven months after "Roger Ackroyd" made her a celebrity, this reserved woman with a horror of publicity created a sensation. +In the Lockheed transaction, the aircraft being acquired by the Civil Aviation Administration of China are civilian versions of the rugged C-130 Hercules that the U.S. Air Force uses to drop paratroops and fly supplies to poorly equipped airstrips. +At the same time, Midway will accelerate development of its Chicago hub starting Jan. 8 with additional flights to 14 destinations. +Existing procedures give preference to certain applicants, such as those who are female, minority and from the local community. +There are no easy panaceas to the educational crisis today. +National Broadcasting Radio said geologists expect more landslides that could lead to a higher death toll in remote Morobe Province, about 185 miles north of Port Moresby, the capital. +The Nevada Gaming Control Board voted to extend the gaming license of the troubled Aladdin hotel-casino in Las Vegas until Oct. 11, giving owner Ginji Yasuda time to explore a sale of the property. +About 550,000 residents of the former Portuguese colony of East Timor in the Indonesian archipelago are unlikely to be independent soon. +Oghina said authorities want to keep the institute going and give it the ironic "new title of the Free Academy of Stefan Gheorghiu." +Currently, capital gains are taxed at the same rate as ordinary income. +Even East Germany, which rejects reform, has taken advantage of Moscow's mood to renew relations with West Germany. +Kids who resist the new scheduled play, however, may find themselves without playmates. +Commuters, their clothes torn and their bodies bloodied, pleaded for help as they crawled from the bus' shattered windows, witnesses told Caracol. +I honour him for his courage and his actions: I don't follow him in what he now thinks and feels. +The increasingly influential Social Democratic Party will also get about 30 percent, de Maiziere predicted in the interview. +Rogan Taylor, president of the Football Supporters Association, said he was pleased with the report but that it did not eliminate the possibility of future stadium tragedies. +The company said it will issue $250 million of preferred shares at that time, to offset the transfer. +I think experienced criminals know that; perhaps these inexperienced ones will learn it," Ward said. +Officials said they would continue searching the Bryan farm and other unspecified sites. +Mr. Preisig said the gray market helps create a liquid trading environment that in the long run will help the development of Swiss capital markets. +"These are totally unsustainable," said Robert Hormats, a former State Department economic official. +After weeks of bloody hand-to-hand combat, Saddam is overthrown and Iraq liberated. +"It's one of my vices. +The best news is that the Frankfurt company will travel to New York for three performances of "Europeras 1 & 2" at the PepsiCo Summerfare Festival in Purchase during July, if the final details of funding can be worked out. +Mr. Smorada had been an executive vice president and chief financial officer of OD&S Ventures Inc., a venture capital firm. +"They're pirating the use of the Chicago Cubs," he said. +Such "cheating" has bloated world oil supplies and depressed prices. +Markets are increasingly splintered, what with myriad television channels and magazines diluting the effects of advertising. +The invasion and annexation of Kuwait, and Saddam's decision to hold several thousand Americans and Britons hostage in Baghdad to deter Western attack, has made his job even more unenviable. +So they have pushed for modifications in the DAT recorders that would prevent them from duplicating recordings. +First Nationwide's new executive vice president in charge of retail banking is Peter K. Thomsen. +Mr. Heyman also isn't proposing to sell any of his International Specialty Products stock in the public offering. +In GEC Marconi Avionics, GPT, Yarrow shipbuilders and GEC Switchgear it cites examples of strikes or breakdowns in talks with unions. +Much of the political agenda of the religious right _ including making abortion illegal, allowing tuition tax credits for private schools and silent prayer in public schools _ remains unfulfilled. +Pianist Stephen Flaherty provides strong, unobtrusive support, the hallmark of a fine musician. +Romania was Iran's second-biggest trading partner in Eastern Europe and during Ceausescu's visit he signed an agreement to buy 1 million barrels of oil and 1 billion cubic meters of gas a year. +They "helped irreverent new magazine pay its printers' bills," the item said, but then went on to note that advertorials "consumed 10% of (its) pages" and "dangerously blurred the distinction between editorial and advertising material." +Rep. Waxman would also open up the federal government to huge lawsuits by companies that relied on the 1983 law. +He believed Electron to be the fourth or fifth biggest in the UK. Earnings per share rose from 1.1p to 3.74p. +Mr. Gorbachev had earlier granted independence to the Baltic states and announced his intention to begin withdrawing Soviet troops from Cuba, thereby eliminating two other big irritants. +Woods is accused of using thrift money to refinance his home, funnelling millions into his children's trust funds, paying off a personal loan and paying himself an $800,000 bonus and a $41,667 monthly salary. +The rules require thrifts to back their lending with more of their owners' money. +In a few cases motorists have been killed. +Sundquist managed former Sen. Howard Baker's unsuccessful presidential campaign in 1979 and 1980, he said. "A significant number of people are urging him" to get into the race, he added. +Bush said the Soviet leader has already demonstrated that "he is interested in new thinking," one of the elements of Gorbachev's perestroika, or restructuring. +"We are certainly disappointed in knowing that the shroud has a medieval date, but this is because it is a cherished object. +The initial license fee of $650,000 could grow if Compaq uses the technology in future products and pays royalties, according to In Focus, which sells liquid crystal displays for use in projection systems. +He also is suspected in as many as 20 more robberies and burglaries in Colorado, said Bob Pence, head of the Denver FBI office. +New ramp entrances at the east and west wings of the building are designed to accommodate wheelchairs and baby strollers. Restrooms include diaper-changing facilities. +But diplomats from both military blocs, speaking on condition of anonymity, have suggested they are finding it difficult to reconcile interests within their two alliances. +Federal aid and representation in Congress are determined by the Census count. +Such is the waywardness of travel off the beaten path in Africa. The Ssese Islands are as spectacular as they are whimsical and out of the way. +It is fortunate, for example, that construction magnate Francis Bouygues is seeking up to a 33% interest. +Justice O'Connor pointed out that even though officials may be sued personally, they still have a variety of legal defenses that may make it hard for plaintiffs to win at trial. +Citroen says this is too high and that it needs the freedom to import more components. Mr Anton Von Wietersheim, Namibia's trade and industry minister, said South Africa's 110 per cent import duty on cars also weighed on Citroen's decision. +Nigel Mills has been promoted to md of HOARE GOVETT's UK corporate finance business. +GAF Corp. said it owns 9.9% of CBI Industries and may boost its stake in the company. +Ketchum Advertising's Los Angeles office, which wasn't among an earlier list of finalists, wangled its way into the pitch by taking out a full-page ad in the New York Times Western edition tweaking the company. +The man, who moved back to Illinois from California after learning he carried the AIDS virus, denied the charges and claimed the boy fabricated the tale with his mother's help. +Caro Quintero is serving 65 years in Mexico for drug running and for the murder of U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent Enrique Camarena. +"We're convinced that this tender offer has been corrupt from its very inception," said Joseph Katarincic, who's coordinating Koppers's legal strategy for Kirkpatrick & Lockhart, a prominent Pittsburgh firm. +A second column of Israeli tanks and infantry backed up by helicopter gunships fought a short but fierce gunbattle with Hezbollah guerrillas dug into the abandoned village of Maydoun, 12 miles north of Israel's border. +Normally, the industry considers operating inventories burdensome if they exceed 10 or 11 days' supply. +Mr. McWilliam wasn't available for comment. +He is aware of the importance of understanding different cultural backgrounds to making a success of a leisure venue. +And she's succeeded," said Bernstein. +He said that looking out the windows of Air Force One, he and his wife Barbara "were astounded we could only see the tops of some trees where the Trinity's overflowed" in the state where the couple arrived to start a new life 42 years ago. +The company said it would pay $11.18 a share for the remaining shares to complete the transaction. +The decline continued in the first quarter of this year when Korea shipped 45,000 vehicles to the U.S., down 23% from the same period last year, according to a preliminary tally. +Rebel sources said Honasan was among the key planners of the current coup attempt. +Merck led a big retreat in pharmaceuticals, losing 8 1/2 to 145 1/2. +The market was unsettled further last Friday with the introduction of stock index futures and options trading on its ATX marker. +Like Huntley Muir's award-winning sets and costumes, the production deserved its prize. The work itself is more problematic. +Westside has four branches and assets of $64 million. +"Music for the Theatre," 1925. +The royal couple and their three children moved from the 5,000-square-foot penthouse with panoramic city views to a hotel. +Despite Britain's role as a major oil exporter, sterling continued to fall, slipping 0.3% against the dollar to $1.5735 from $1.5788. +"The baby was already in congestive heart failure and the burns combined to cause death," Wise said. +OSHA's investigation into the Texas blast showed that four highly flammable gases escaped from an open valve, forming a huge vapor cloud that traveled through the plant within seconds under high pressure. +Asked for an example, he refers to the nondebate on making the United States energy independent. +"More money, more leisure and the pursuit of fun and travel have enormously enriched the way we live," says the report. +It is dedicated explicitly to nurturing the resources required for continued expansion of national economic output. Mr Er, asked about his philosophy of education, gives a reply which seems more suited to a plant manager than to a pedagogue. +Asked if he was considering a takeover bid, Mr. Edelman said "there is nothing under consideration at this time." +Dinkins," rather than "Dave," at news conferences. +A federal judge Wednesday threw out two corruption counts against state Sen. Joseph Montoya, saying the bribery charges failed to meet a $5,000 threshhold required for federal prosecution. +About the only effect lower rates would have, he adds, would be to take "a fresh look at our refinancing options for bonds, commercial paper and bank loans." Bankers say they have few requests for the loans they want to make the most. +For Boeing, seeking to balance its cyclical airliner operation, the ATF represents an entree into the jet-fighter community. +Dial plans to spin off its financial and insurance units, leaving the company with only its consumer products and services businesses. +He was an opponent of former Communist Party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang, who pushed rapid economic reform but was ousted for allegedly supporting the pro-democracy protests. +While U.S. approval of the resolution Thursday was a break from traditional American support of Israel, a veto would have jeopardized the international coalition arrayed against Iraq. +The hotel busboy, a Teamsters union member, was charged with providing the fuel and helping a maintenance worker who is charged with setting the blaze. +They said the move threw into doubt the value of complying with federally approved safety standards. +Another area investor told Mrs. Taylor that Terry Van Der Truck, Graphic's chairman, had a record of successfully growing other small companies. +The thousands of adverse reaction reports received about Prozac are not unusual for a drug so widely prescribed, FDA spokeswoman Faye Peterson said. +Medical rationing looms as a dominant health care issue of the 1990s, as Americans realize after decades of revolutionary medical advances that there are no miracles, just hard choices. +Asked whether Rabin was a liability for Labor's Arab campaign, Peres was evasive. "I think they (Arab voters) must understand the situation as it is, and I hope they will change their minds," he told The Associated Press in Shfaram. +Life expectancy at birth also was unchanged at 74.9 years. +One principal said of two of them: "They come from homes of parents who care, parents who are as shocked as we are." +Hampton said he rejected a prosecution request to sentence Bednarski to life imprisonment because, in his opinion, Bednarski's victims were not entirely blameless. +Many will want to catch up on education they missed while fighting for Spear of the Nation, the ANC military wing, but black schools are overcrowded, qualified teachers are rare and violence has disrupted classes for years. +This week, these investors have lost eagerness to buy stocks that had driven the market to a succession of records. +One of the 67 Nicaraguans aboard survived. +Some groups opposed entering the government on the grounds that their participation could open them to blame for the nation's daunting problems. +Some 4.8 million black adults boast annual incomes that place them solidly in the middle class, according to Census Department data. +During the eight-year Iran-Iraq war the terminal was badly damaged, and Iraq was forced to export oil by piping it through Turkey and Saudi Arabia and transporting it by truck through Jordan. +The divisions to be sold have about 1,750 employees, said spokeswoman Kathleen Hogan. +Singh said uniformed and armed Iraqis at least 70 years old were patrolling the streets of Kuwait City. +The Hollywood Women's Club was founded in 1928 by Parsons and 10 other Hollywood columnists. +A lava flow in 1986 destroyed dozens of homes in the same area. +But many lawmakers are angered about China's human rights practices, particularly its failure to move more quickly to loosen the internal crackdown instituted after 1989 pro-democracy demonstrations in Beijing. +The Dalai Lama's government-in-exile in India offered to hold talks with China to discuss the future of Tibet. +"We have a necessity to understand how we got where we are," Bumpers said in arguing for the significance of the tract. +During a two-hour televised debate that officially marked the end of campaigning Friday, leaders of the three main groups delivered their final message to the electorate. +"The defense introduced unrebutted testimony clearly establishing that the Helmsleys' joint federal income tax returns for each of those years overstated their joint taxable income and tax," the brief said. +'We are mining enough to cover costs and stop the mine falling into total neglect. That's all we can do with prices being the way they are.' Malaysia was once the world's leading tin producer. +The Cray-3 and Cray-2 are designed to have at least four times as much memory as the other Cray machines and compute at a faster rate. +The funds injected into the thrifts now will reduce the operating losses that regulators ultimately will have to subsidize when the sick thrifts are closed or sold. +"I was struck by the numbness I felt by painting images like huge noses and huge eyes," Rosenquist recalled. +The district attorney rejected the offer, but was told her refusal to cooperate would jeopardize her children. +That group included 75 Americans, 67 of whom flew home from London, arriving Monday night at Dulles International Airport outside Washington. +Gramajo placed the army's casualties from September to mid-February at 83, while the rebel source put them at 700 from October through December. +On the face of it, the suggested rent barely equals the capital value of a third of the asking price. +"To me, it looks like it is a dead deal," Dick Edelman, a Southwest Securities Inc. analyst, said Monday. +"There were a lot more less serious accidents and brushes with the law," he said. +He was 76 and had drawn cartoons for the weekly magazine for 53 years. +The U.S. State Department said Johnson was holding 14 or 15 hostages. +Unhappy that Amway limits its product channel to its distributors, one retailer secretly buys the products himself and displays them in one of his stores. +"It's intriguing to me that people with interventionist points of view tend to neglect the most sophisticated scientific findings," he concluded. +The United Auto Workers union will focus national contract bargaining on General Motors Corp., the world's largest and most profitable automaker, union President Owen Bieber said. +Nor is it the only one angling for big-time sports packages. +She also suggested that as a woman, her pro-choice credentials were stronger than Van de Kamp's. +Lloyd Bentsen believes that no one should get a free ride, but no one should be left behind, either. +Mr Tasso Jereissatti, president of the Social Democratic party, accused the politicians, businessmen and workers making such calls of 'a lack of solidarity' with the government's long-term strategy of fiscal adjustment. +Government safety specialists rush to the scene. +Moreover, the insiders sold out near the stock's low for the year, at $2.75 to $3, compared with a high this year of $8.50. +Church's management, based in San Antonio, Texas, urged its shareholders not to tender their shares until its board could review the offer. +Gilbert is one of only three Category 5 storms in the hemisphere since weather officials began keeping detailed records. +Bond prices seesawed on conflicting economic signals but finished substantially higher. +We don't know what." Elizabeth Kaufman, an acquaintance, said Sunday, "I know that she felt that she had no one to talk to. +The spokesman said he was constrained not to elaborate, and all parties to the managment shuffle had agreed not to comment further on the changes. +Delays in approving such resolutions have disrupted the government in recent years. +To some extent, U.S. officials may have made things worse for the shippers by making it clear that the Navy wouldn't safeguard any ships in the gulf but those flying American flags. +At Yellowstone, about 500 firefighters remained on the lines near Grant Village, a camping and store complex about 15 miles southeast of Old Faithful that was evacuated last weekend. +NBC executives also speculated that Mr. Barber's appointment as an executive vice president rather than a group executive vice president may mean that GE may eventually remove a layer of management at NBC as senior executives retire. +In February, about 35 patients underwent reconstructive operations. +Since most ballots are cast by post, it is only in unusual cases that the vote is uncertain. +Some analysts say yields on the 40-year bonds may not be high enough relative to shorter-term bonds to make the bonds appealing. +No criminal charges have been filed so far, the spokesman said. +He has also found that the gene appears to be turned on in fruit fly embryos and adults, but not in the larval or pupal stages in the fly's life cycle that occur in between. +The Communist Party has demanded a full partnership role. +The proposition also strips the industry of a long-cherished exemption from state antitrust laws. +The timetable for the budget talks is likely be the main item on the agenda. +But industry bodies proliferate in the IT industry. Blue chip companies such as British Steel and Barclays Bank have joined the European Security Forum (ESF). +Linley, the son of Princess Margaret, is a furniture designer and partner in a fashionable Chelsea restaurant. +"Last year we did 375 assignments between Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve and that was with about 28 Santas. +Montana Cuellar said in his letter to Pastrana that he supported a plebiscite, but Turbay of the Liberals said he doubted agreement on what should be included could be reached before the May 27 election. +Mr. Urbanski believes Michelin will use its own name as well as the Goodrich T/A brand, popular among sporty car enthusiasts, to try to increase market share at Chrysler. +Let's say "kihon keikaku" (basic plan) and more Japanese people will understand. +Rahn is a leading anti-tax supply sider who had been considered as a possible choice for the commission himself. +If they go on TV they won't come across well," he says. +John Libby Sr. of Olympia, an adherent of the political extremist Lyndon LaRouche, trailed with 5 percent, or 2,697 votes. +The total was $742.8 million. +The receivers, accountants Ernst & Young, said debts amounted to about Pounds 7m. +Cole said Phoenix-based Ramada will keep its four casinos _ one in Atlantic City, N.J., and three in Nevada _ and concentrate on turning a profit. +The company said it will appeal to the Supreme Court. +They had lots of money and just doled it out," he said. +The Washington-based council advises low-income and minority groups seeking federal assistance for improving rural housing and studies and makes recommendations for state and local housing policies. +American Telephone & Telegraph Co. said holiday phone traffic could reach a record 47 million long-distance calls by midnight on Christmas, up about 3 million from last year. +They have viewed commodities such as metals as a hedge against inflation. +Such bans were called "invidious discrimination" by the association's president, Peter G. Keane. +Mr. Phillips advises other prospective traders to plan meetings well before arriving in Moscow and to be prepared to deposit substantial good-faith sums in a Soviet bank to prove that they are serious. +Bender had no comment on the government's sentencing recommendation and said he planned to meet Monday night with Bakker. +Ira Khrustalova, 41, one of the hunger strikers, said she had just received her notice of refusal Tuesday. +The participating men brought their family's and community's potential for misfortune with them to the shrine. +For prevention of stones, the panel recommended the use of medication for certain types of stones, a modification of diet where indicated, and increased fluid intake. +"It's an altogether different ballgame in Washington. +IRA supporters fired at a police station and hurled firebombs at security forces, who shot back with plastic bullets and injured three people before dawn Thursday, police said. +But delays in the space program combined with grounding of all shuttles after the Challenger disaster kept the 11-ton satellite in its lonely journey around Earth. +Since developing countries have higher potential growth rates than mature industrial economies, the value of their stock market capitalizations should increase even more rapidly if they pursue policies designed to encourage equity ownership. +Having made pre-tax profits of Pounds 19.3m in 1990, it lost Pounds 15.2m in 1991, before making Pounds 3m last year. +The Soviet Union is the world's biggest producer of palladium and the second largest miner of platinum and rhodium. +Popular among individual investors were Kurabo, which was up 80 yen to 1710 yen (61 cents to $13.11), and Mitsubishi Material, which rose 27 yen to 862 yen. +They taught me how to perform tasks that didn't personally interest me. +Some Burundi refugees in Rwanda have said Hutus initiated the killings by attacking Tutsis in Ntega but soldiers were responsible for most of the massacres that spread into Marangara. +Italy, a country that has far stronger naval forces than most people know, seems likely to have a part in the deployments, though it has made no specific commitments. +"He needs Kim Dae-Jung as much as he hates him," says Prof. +British Coal in Nottinghamshire has been paying out more than Pounds 260m a year in wages and salaries. +They briefly took a hostage from among the nine people in the home, fired shots at a pursuing sheriff's deputy, and shot it out with Jacobson and a deputy when cornered in a ravine the evening of Jan. 12, Cottrell said. +Moreover, annual maintenance turnarounds at refineries are being done in March and April, earlier than last year and well ahead of the peak gasoline season, analysts said. +One of their generals is Raymund Moric. +It tried to recoup the money by suing Rowland in Fayette County Circuit Court in April for $131,151.76 to cover the loans and interest. +However, the negotiation of the financial restructuring involves tricky manipulation of deadlines, it said. +'The decision will remain under view,' said the ANC press statement, which warned that unless the country's political crisis is resolved, it 'will consider a halt to all tours'. +In one of the biggest moves so far, Salomon Inc. early last month said it would lay off 800 people and abandon the municipal bond and money market businesses. +We call for the adoption of sustainable forest management practices, with a view to preserving the scale of world forests. +There can be no relenting, for now we must work for more, always more. +From 1965 to 1978, Mr. Star taught at the Harvard Business School. +"Strength works better than weakness if you want to get both peace and security," Bush said. +Richard Brown, director of policy, Association of British Chambers of Commerce, 9 Tufton Street, London SW1 You would think that an Irish ancestry had suddenly been discovered by the Bard. +At some point in the disturbance, he slapped a counselor with an open hand. +The company will continue operating as Sooner Federal Savings Association under a managing agent appointed by the RTC while the agency negotiates a permanent resolution for the troubled thrift. +The death of Teamsters President Jackie Presser will speed up a battle for leadership of the huge union, which is engaged currently in crucial legal and economic struggles. +The NTSB had criticized the response to the crash of Delta flight 191, saying no coordinated effort was in place to handle the victims. +The Army had said yesterday afternoon that the announcement of a winner would be delayed until next week "pending further reporting" to senior Defense Department officials. +It said both parties expressed their "well-known positions on the question of sovereignty," an indication little headway was made in the fifth round of talks since Britain and Spain agreed in November 1984 to discuss sovereignty. +Deputies stressed that the proclamation did not amount to a declaration of independence like that made by the Baltic republic of Lithuania. +But a spokesman for the commission said a subpoena just indicates the agency is looking for more information to see if any violations have occurred. +To build support, Democratic backers are also playing up the measure's value to women; organized labor and black and women's groups are planning major lobbying campaigns on Capitol Hill. +But I'm confident that there can be stability in the international oil market because there is excess capacity around the world and some countries have stepped up and said they want to help and we salute them for that. +The current minimum capital requirement is 6% of liabilities. +Fines are now 5 percent of the transaction. +Analysts doubt that tire producers will collect the full amount of their recently announced increases, but they do expect some increase in realized prices. +My heavens," Bush said. "It is magnificent." Some of the stewards chided reporters not to scuff up the new airplane. +"I hadn't thought that Unocal would be all that interested," Mr. Babikian said. +At the industry's biggest trade show, about 1,400 exhibitors have filled the equivalent of 20 football fields at the McCormick convention center here with new products. +The developments worry J. Michael Olivero, a criminal justice professor at the University of Texas-Pan American in Edinburg. +Suddenly, exporting from Hungary gave no extra access to eastern markets. +And Peter Hart, a Democratic pollster, says the combination of the early evidence of accurate allied bombing and the evil image of Saddam Hussein will reduce public anxiety over civilian casualties. +"We got him!" one man shouted after learning that Joseph Fama, a 19-year-old white man, had been convicted of second-degree murder and 12 of 14 other counts in the shooting death of 16-year-old Yusuf Hawkins, a black. +Railtrack must have confidence that it can come to us and justify a charge without feeling that we are in one camp.' He wants to be a positive force in the industry rather than a threat to its stability. +"But Volkswagen doesn't do rebates." During the Gorbachev era, political relations between the U.S. and the Soviet Union developed rapidly. +A similar lawsuit filed in Washington state three years ago resulted in a similar restriction against exit polling being overturned. +But Moody's said Borden will have trouble providing enough of a margin of protection for debt holders. +His company, which makes satellite and cable-television equipment, has pushed up overseas sales rapidly, to 20% of total sales in the past year from 14% the year before. +"Individualism neither shares in nor obtains any reality. +Bolar and other companies that account for about 18% of the generic market are under FDA investigation. +Today, McKusick maintains a list of human genes, accessible by computer around the world. +Many countries, particularly Arab nations such as Jordan, Turkey and Egypt, are paying a high economic price for cutting off all ties with Iraq, Cheney said. +Well, maybe it can, but not, surely, Lorca's Yerma? +His far-flung communist empire virtually is gone. +Rules for the new organisation and farmers' contracts are in place, but the new set-up must be approved by the government. The Agriculture bill, which abolished the milk board, received the royal assent yesterday. +Pete McCloskey and Ed Zschau, won by 58 percent to 42 percent with all the vote counted. +"I think that my fate is completely bound up with the country where I was born, and I want to live there," Sakharov said Thursday night before boarding a jet to Paris and a possible meeting with Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa. +In the Czech Republic they are taking a back seat to their US partners. Whichever western consortium comes out on top, SPT and the Czech Republic are bound to be winners. +Production dropped below the 1985 level about 0.5% in 1987, according to the GAO report, which was produced at the request of two members of the Senate Agriculture Committee, Sens. +The Gonzalez plan gives S&Ls five years to come up with extra capital to back subsidiaries investing in risky areas such as commercial real estate and junk bonds. +But catalogers also have problems unique to their business. +On other exchanges, precious-metals futures fell again; grains and soybeans were mostly higher; livestock and meat were mostly lower; oil futures were mixed; and stock-index futures advanced. +Charasse said the money would be used to strengthen France's ability to uncover money laundering schemes. +Raymond Caba, the store clerk, understands the argot and hands over a $1.40 pint of Thunderbird, the top seller in what he calls "the bum section." +The Kremlin sent high-level troubleshooters and more internal security troops to the mountain region 1,240 miles southeast of Moscow to try to end the fighting. +But Mr Rene Degni-Segui is still waiting for the resources with which to carry out his job. He has been allocated only one field officer to investigate the circumstances in which more than 500,000 people died. +Arantxa won two tournaments and was the finalist at the US Open. +However, lawyers for Mr. Griffin said he wasn't reassessing his bid for the company. +This re-entry correlates with what we were tracking." He said the sightings were made better because of weather that was clear and perfect for such sightings. +Many health workers agree that lack of water is the direct cause of the Guillens' illnesses. +But it should be argued nationally, with carefully prepared experiments to test options. +The two nations buy about 80% of all exports of Japanese semaless pipe. +The Times recently said it wouldn't publish any more issues of The Business World, a Sunday magazine supplement, because of lack of advertising. +But they were not found to have joined in the physical assault. +Israeli journalists and the Foreign Press Association in Israel protested last week after two policemen in east Jerusalem were spotted with a press sign in the window of their unmarked car and were later seen arresting Palestinians. +The sculpture is being funded with a $15,000 state grant. +Some North Carolinians voted for Helms as a folk hero, others voted against him as an embarrassment. +Both Ford and GM have said repeatedly that they need major productivity improvements from the bargaining, and that most of that would have to come from changing work rules. +The program expires in February 1994, when 50% of the awards will be made. +Orloff, 38, is a former vice president of Anheuser-Busch wholesale operations. +In addition, the company introduced Keystone, its popular-priced beer, in the third quarter of 1989, significantly boosting beer sales. +To everyone's surprise, this "where's the beef"-type challenge to the education establishment turned this scholarly book into a publishing sensation. +Suddenly, the river deepens and disappears under the cave wall. +It challenged Bush's claim that he spoke on behalf of the international community. +The outcome of the two-week effort to free two California gray whales may never be known as the massive mammals faced 200 miles of ice-clogged waters on the way to their winter home. +He told a Caracas news conference that the average price of the OPEC basket of seven crudes, currently just under $19 a barrel, should reach a targeted $21 in the fourth quarter when demand rises seasonally. +Roesner brings out a young girl, holds a pistol to her head and threatens to shoot if the bandits' demands for a fast getaway car aren't met. +Perestroika, or reconstruction, and glasnost, or openess, are buzzwords for Gorbachev's reforms. +But he expressed doubt the hearings had unveiled the nominee's thoughts. +"Competition in the insurance market is wasteful and expensive," said Robert Brandon, vice president of the group. "In health care, a free market cannot work. +Peak weekend surcharges are Pounds 25-Pounds 50 higher. Call 0233-647-047. Le Shuttle. +The fee fight stems from a long battle between insurers and lawyers over the causes of the insurance-rate explosion of the 1980s. +In its ruling in May, the appeals court said the elimination of the legislative veto causes "marginally increased practical difficulty" for Congress to override a presidential recommendation. +Within these ranges, the dollar seesawed in intraday trading as anxious traders alternately trimmed or lengthened overbought dollar positions in response to minute-to-minute developments in the Mideast crisis. +A three-ton bull took up a stand in front of the New York Stock Exchange for part of Friday, but the exchange couldn't bear the bronze statue and had it hauled away. +There has been much argument over the past two decades about the exact merits of "Sesame Street," but none over the crucial role Jim Henson's Muppets played in the television program's phenomenal popularity. +In recent years, Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. has been a top-performing oil stock, largely, he says, because of rising U.S. ownership. +Pope John Paul II expressed support for workers' calls for more jobs and higher pay during an outdoor Mass attended by more than 250,000 in Concepcion, Chile. +Rogachev, completing a tour of five Asian nations, is scheduled to fly back to Moscow Wednesday. +"The problem is that we didn't put red, white and blue on our aid," said U.S. Embassy spokeswoman Agota Kuperman. +While not a military state, neither was it truly democratic. +The prisoner began a hunger strike because he believed his letters weren't being delivered, and because he thought attorneys were being barred from visiting him, his father said. +His wife, Laurie, adds, "It's just too expensive to live up here. +Contenders include D'Arcy, Chicago agency Foote Cone and WPP Group's Ogilvy & Mather, New York, all of which are agencies for Oscar Mayer parent Kraft General Foods. +Dusseldorf was, and presumably still is, 170 miles from the nearest coast. +Many gentlemen-farmers have refinanced their second homes, taking out some of the equity, he says. +Lynda established herself as the family outcast as a child, when her father was away at war. +"This story is something we've discussed before. +"They have not yet made up their minds if it is a gun." Bush commended British intelligence and law enforcement agencies for seizing the tubing shortly before it was to be shipped to Iraq. +But whenever they rinsed with coffee or the cola, there was only an insignificant rise in blood nicotine levels. +District Attorney Robert Morgenthau said Thursday that his office had requested Nosair be held without bail. +After that, the legislation calls for the minimum wage to be indexed annually to 50 percent of the average hourly income of U.S. workers. +But they are depressed by the prospect that the war won't end soon and that, over the long run, superior Iranian resources and manpower may overwhelm their current edge in military firepower. +Stock prices kept advancing on major exchanges Tuesday, rising for the ninth consecutive session in Tokyo and also gaining in London and Frankfurt. +GM's two big technology units had higher quarterly profit, but the gains came mainly from one-time items. +The Senate today approved impeachment charges against U.S. District Judge Alcee L. Hastings of Miami, ousting him from the federal bench for conspiring to obtain a $150,000 payoff. +The first Italian ship to return will probably carry many of the Albanians who have packed the West German Embassy, since they are in the worst condition, the Foreign Ministry official said, speaking on the usual ground rule of anonymity. +Churchgoers may also remember Susa as the city of king Ahasuerus (Xerxes) and his seductive queen Esther. +Nevertheless, he was quick to assure me that when he started his own family, his children would learn Spanish before English. +He declined to say whether these plans mean additional hiring at Boeing, which now employs about 92,000 people in the Puget Sound region. +Cox said. "They don't realize how popular they are." Most of the men and women who played the Munchkins were recruited by two troupes of vaudeville midgets headed by Leo Singer and Major Doyle. +We will fulfil the last will of those killed," he pledged. +Chart-guided technical factors fueled the losses, especially when prices broke below $22 a barrel, analysts said. +The FDIC will retain approximately $13.7 million of the failed bank's assets. +Wilson said because the Army stores and maintains Pershings at Pueblo, the installation is the preferred site for demolishing them, but three other installations also are being considered for the project that would create as many as 120 jobs. +But not even he can survive the Perils-of-Pauline finale that takes place on top of a Times Square billboard. +The White House has promised to re-evaluate and, if necessary, modify the climate programme next autumn to keep the emission reductions on track. 'We are simply not going to look at this on a month-to-month basis,' Mr Warren says. +If PG&E exercises that right, it can acquire a 25 percent ownership interest in the WyCal system. +Some Guard combat units would be on the front lines within a few days, with the rest to follow within 30 to 60 days. +Lucky has rebuffed a proposal from Mr. Edelman to acquire the company for $37 a share, or $1.95 billion, although he continues to press the bid. +He added, "It is indispensible that there be strong action on the part of industrialized countries to attack consumption." Colombia supplies an estimated 80 percent of all the cocaine consumed in the United States. +"Popular theater is more Brazilian than anything we've seen," said Luiz Mendonca, who has directed slum theater groups as well as conventional plays. +She doesn't like the sitcom moms offered to the TV public so far. "You're just a working stiff and this is your job. +Similar excesses got Esprit into trouble with some department stores selling its line. +Bayerische Vereinsbank's half-year results were in line with the earnings of most other West German banks, where lower income from usual banking operations was more than offset by sharply higher trading profits. +Palestinians in the occupied lands have routinely received the combined Sabin-Salk vaccine, which is more effective than the single vaccination administered in Israel. +You can copy someone else's - but get in fast and do it slightly better. +The devices either disperse the exhaust of the helicopter's engine - making detection by a heat-seeking missile more difficult - or provide a decoy heat source that confuses a missile's guidance system, he said. +Eastern has been downsized," she said. "Of course, you would like to have the airline grow." The company, which wants to cut labor costs by some 30 percent, blames union intransigence as a major reason for cutting back on its flights. +Offshore-booked foreign bank loans to US companies jumped to Dollars 152bn by the end of 1991, from Dollars 20bn in 1983, while US bank lending booked offshore rose from Dollars 17bn to Dollars 22bn. +The consumer index was pulled along by a record surge in apparel prices. +Most of the mall's more than 50 business offices, shops and boutiques were destroyed by the fire, causing several million dollars in damage, said owners and managers. +Pacific Lighting Corp. said it agreed to sell its land-development operations for $325 million to two closely held investment groups. +"At $1.25 a gallon you stop buying," he says. +He also refused again to release his income tax records, as Ms. Richards has requested, unless she releases her medical records. +Petrobras is concerned about a strike by oil workers over wages. +The IBM spokesman told securities analysts that two-thirds of the 20,000 jobs would be cut in the U.S., with the remaining third coming mostly from Europe. +There is the expectation of further recovery in continental Europe, plus a full year's contribution from Linread, its latest significant buy. +Maybe Democrats aren't as brain-dead as advertised. +Your junk call will constitute your agreement to the reasonableness of my fee." This may sound as preposterous as billing a mosquito for biting you. +The Army announced Tuesday it intends to build incinerators at eight ammunition depots around the country to destroy old chemical weapons because it doesn't want to risk moving the munitions. +Or order Coca Cola, which is said to have done more for the eradication of cholera than any health programme. Ice is a bad idea. +He has no family in town and says he's been estranged from his two sons for years. +Whale had sought to meet the original demand with a letter from Thyssen to the stockholder and a letter from the stockholder to Whale. +In fact, we're in big trouble." +He is expected to face a hard fight from Rep. Trent Lott, the House minority whip who was unopposed in the Republican primary. +The lawyer said he plans to rest his case if no one else can be found. +The grand jury investigation has lasted nearly a year. +Aryeh Stein, a spokesman for the Clerks' Unions, said the pension taxes in effect meant an additional 5 percent pay cut to wage earners seeking to maintain their pension levels. +BP Chemicals has sold its Croydon-based foams business to Zotefoams, a company set up by its management. +If I didn't, I'd be predicting a recession." The May income boost followed stronger gains of 0.5 percent in April and 0.9 percent in March. +This public-policy determination opts for a regulatory structure rather than free application of federal antitrust laws. +The remark that created the biggest furor came during an early Globe forum on health care. +Ramada said the situation in the junk-bond market was causing it to possibly change the terms and types of securities to be offered by Aztar Corp., the new company that will operate Ramada's gambling operations. +"They didn't know that the first chimp was me." +You don't have to work out which accounts are involved. +He says he is revolted by the wheeling and dealing that have been taking place in the corridors of power of the newly elected regional councils. +He noted that while thorough, results from the evaluations were tentative. +Friends say he's an all-around nice kid. +A Daiwa official denied that there was pre-placement in Europe Wednesday and said the Japanese firm only had been "sounding" out the market. +A country risks penalties as a NIC when it industrializes and its citizens attain a higher standard of living, he said. +In that case, it has to pay Qintex $18.2 million. +"This agreement indicates the veritable support of the American government for change in Haiti and for the continuation of the democratic process," Zarr said during the ceremony, broadcast by state TV. +His bank is leading the way in computerisation, with all 201 Garanti branches now using real time clearing systems. The development of electronic banking has also forced banks to improve their credit supervision. +Investor Harold Simmons proposed to buy NL Industries Inc.'s prized chemicals unit for about $732 million, while leaving the company's oil-field services unit as a publicly traded company. +Union des Assurances de Paris, for example has been piling up new acquisitions across Europe at breakneck pace. +Both Communist President Wojciech Jaruzelski and Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki, head of the Solidarity-dominated government, were present for the evening debate on the constitutional amendments. +Meanwhile, two soldiers were slain Sunday in the eastern province of Bingol when suspected Kurdish guerrillas opened fire on a vehicle carrying polling officials, Anatolia reported Sunday. +The Clothing and Textile Workers union expects its membership to stay at about 284,000 this year, mostly because of more textile and apparel jobs. +Maloney did not return several calls and declined to comment on the investigation earlier in the week. +That admission is bound to fuel criticism from Democrats who say cutting capital gains taxes would widen the deficit in the long run. +On the spending side, most of the modest gain came in a 1 percent rise in spending for services, which analysts said was largely a reflection of an upturn in heating bills last month after January's mild weather. +A police spokesman said members of the Iranian-backed Hezbollah, or Party of God, opened fire on the bus in the Ouzai district in the southern outskirts of the capital as the vehicle headed toward south Lebanon. +One point to watch for is that not all home contents policies include accidental damage. +"I bring some comfort factor to farmers who instinctively want to support Jackson but want to hear it from somewhere in the family that this is an OK thing to do," said Jim Hightower as he began his tour Monday. +It would have been much tougher to go back and plant crops for the new year. +The provision for credit losses rose to $51 million from $40 million a year earlier, but was down from $73 million in the fourth quarter of 1990, reflecting a general trend among banks that have been reducing losses from bad loans. +Iraq refuses to join the Paris Club of debtor nations, which sets up talks on multilateral rescheduling agreements. +Treasury Secretary James Baker has hinted at this idea, and many of the presidential candidates have embraced it, proposing treaties with Japan and Mexico, among others. +Long-term leases continue to expire, and old buildings must compete with new, empty buildings for tenants. +Anheuser-Busch's profit rose 18% in the fourth quarter as sales increased 14%. +One cloud on the horizon in the eastern states is increasing price competition. +The teams say that these insects cruise in layers 500 to 5,000 feet above ground. +Analysts said some buying was prompted by reports that Saudi Arabia and Nigeria had told various U.S. oil companies they will end netback crude oil sales Feb. 1 and replace them with fixed prices of about $18 a barrel. +Of 24 letters from readers printed by the mass-circulation tabloid Kurier in March, only five were in favor. +He was a leading congressional opponent of a nuclear freeze proposal and has been wary of arms control agreements. +In Tokyo, Foreign Ministry officials said Bush asked Kaifu that Japan boost its aid to Middle East countries hurt by the embargo on trade with Iraq. +Pattison, who died Wednesday, served in the House of Representatives during 1975-1978. +"We did not go into the specific options because we did not want it all over the newspapers," Powell said. +A neat little device for measuring the height of the tennis net (vital now that the heads of racquets are so big) at Pounds 14.95 would make a good stocking present. +It could indeed be helpful. +With the balance of payments approaching actual balance there is no underlying need for external finance. +Mr. O'Neill has rejected offers to appear as a regular on two television series, according to his son, who won't identify the shows. +Included in the court's budget request are $110,000 for library shelves and $160,000 to improve its computer system. +On the right, woolly mammoths, brownish with curly tusks. +If it had hit the house instead of the building, it would have torn the house apart," Larkin said. +He adores classical music. +Swiss law, for example, requires that roughly 20 per cent of Swissair shares be held by Swiss state bodies. +The yen firms whenever tension in the Middle East seems to ease these days, Ms. Takeuchi said. +No massive federal aid package was called for. +Ms. Bernhard sings a variety of pop songs with great passion, then provides a hilarious commentary on the subtext of those songs. +Another member of the troupe, Terry Jones, visited him earlier. +"What more can I say?" +"Paint Another Picture" (Columbia) _ Darlene Love Darlene Love is one of the greatest rock 'n' roll singers ever to grace our planet. +A hospital at Pine Bluff, which normally treats one snakbite victim a week, has treated eight in the last week. +Prime Minister Lee took on his domestic press in the 1970s; the result was the closing of Nanyang Siang Pau, a major Chinese-language paper, as well as the Singapore Herald. +The spokesman spoke on condition of anonymity. +There are limited efforts in several cities to stimulate black business ownership. +The rent on her new (larger) property was around three-quarters the net income from the government bonds, meaning that the remaining quarter was hers to spend as a supplement to income. +Most civilians had evacuated the buildings by late Wednesday, but scores remained in the dwellings. +Some of the 38 search warrants under seal in the probe from last week may be opened to the public by the end of this week, he said. +On Monday, the Cabinet acknowledged the farmers' difficult situation and made several conciliatory gestures, including lowering interest rates on farm loans and providing emergency funds to allow dairies to pay off debts to farmers. +Armed forces commander Gen. +"The American public has had enough of this soap opera," Hakim said after his court appearance. +But with a low cost base and minimal overheads, we've been able to compete in Europe.' 'In fact, what has surprised us is just how conservative the European market is for women's clothing. +An anti-Contra group picketed outside the club before the speech. +She would be allowed to offset costs against this income but according to Richard Law of accountants Ernst & Young, these costs might be small since the Queen would not have borrowing costs on the properties. But there is a further issue. +An Oppenheimer spokesman said index chief David Liptak had left the firm and wouldn't be replaced. +"We can't kill the whole indigenous population." Mr. Fujimori says he is willing to negotiate with Sendero, but Sendero doesn't negotiate. +The first democratically elected Hungarian leader to visit the White House in four decades is taking home a packet of Bush administration pledges to help his ailing economy. +With global stars demanding huge contracts which rank them as corporations in their own right, the stakes are ballooning to the point that a shakeout seems inevitable. +"For the making of `Iron Triangle,' Sri Lankans of Chinese descent and those who were descendants of traders from Malaysia were recruited to play Vietnamese," he said. +He was sentenced in June to 10 months in jail after conviction on charges of erecting road barriers. +Police questioned her about her relations with the Spaniard and warned: "Be careful, because you might get into trouble," the student said. +The AIDS commission is not alone in these failings. +Rhone-Poulenc usually has 200,000 pounds on hand to convert to intermediate compounds, Bearer said. +Rose's gold record "Holiday for Strings" was actually a theme of Red Skelton's show. +Fewer than four million of those receive child support. +It said a separate regional pool of reporters currently in the Middle East will visit the aircraft carrier USS Independence in the Gulf of Oman. +Ironically, one of the reasons for initially including the two-thirds option in the takeover code was to allow French companies to compete for acquisitions against richer foreign groups, such as the Agnellis. +The first "Crimes of Passion" garnered a 13.2 rating and 23 share in the Wednesday time period now occupied by "China Beach." By comparison, "China Beach" had a 12.2 rating and 21 share last week. +Health experts say organic fruits and vegetables are grown and treated without the use of synthetic chemicals and wax coatings are not applied. +That could be difficult, as the Communist-drafted election law will bar all forms of campaign aid from other countries _ a slap in the face to West Germans hoping to help the opposition. +A fascinating work, beautifully played. On Tuesday evening Francoise Pollet returned to the Wigmore Hall in a recital of French songs with the baritone Francois Le Roux and pianist Roger Vignoles. +Richards said concessionaires reported $500 million in gross receipts from national park operations in 1988, while the government collected only $12.5 million in franchise fees. +But while they agree on the causes, the executives of Roche, SmithKline Beecham and Kodak disagree on strategy. SmithKline Beecham's purchase, Diversified Pharmaceuticals Services, is a pharmaceuticals benefit manager (PBM). +"Before the police could just scare them away. +Mr. Teets said the company is considering a plan in which policies could be used to guaranty bonds that would be issued by Greyhound or a related entity. +A tough battle is also expected on the China move. +SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals will make a generic form of its popular high blood pressure drug, Dyazide, to be distributed by Rugby Laboratories, the companies announced Thursday. +Besides the trade report and additional buying spurred as prices broke certain technical resistance points, the metals market had another friend. +The Red Cross report implicitly pinned responsibility on the Soviet Union. +Nobody knows what triggers the attack, but Atkinson suggests it is carried out by the protein in his study. +He said the predominantly Arab sector of the city was beyond the "Green Line" that delineated Israel's boundaries before the 1967 Six Day War in which Jordan was stripped of East Jerusalem and the West Bank. +"I think everybody's surprised at how well this product has done," says Tom Pirko, president of Bevmark, a Los Angeles beverage consulting firm. +The number of visitors travelling to South Africa rose by 10.5 per cent to 618,000 last year despite the rise in violence in the run up to the elections. +"Adolescents are more likely to get pregnant if they don't have high expectations, don't think they will finish their education, don't think there's a good job waiting, don't think their life holds a lot for them," Mabus said. +Whether Shell is doing better than Exxon is the wrong question, some observers comment. +For the 39 weeks, however, advertising revenue increased 4.9% to $1.18 billion from $1.13 billion. +Mr. Clancy has stated the case eloquently and concisely. +But Americans are not likely to be much impressed by homilies from that quarter. +Chrysler said Jan. 27 that it would stop car assembly at Kenosha by September, wiping out 5,500 jobs. +The ball bearings were found and removed without incident. +Volker argues that crime statistics show that not having the death penalty hurts. +The first lady, gently resisting further questioning about the case, told reporters, "You don't want to see a grown woman cry, do you?" She spoke on Air Force One on the way home Wednesday night from the economic summit in Houston. +The resurrection of his career is off to a fast start with the Top 5 single "Soldier of Love," and Osmond has shed his polyester shirts, favoring a leather jacket, blue jeans, T-shirt and biker belt buckle. +He admitted receiving at least $40,000 in gratuities and said contractors often would stick cash in his pocket as he completed inspections at their plants. +Laura Linzay Dick filed suit against the North Kansas City School District in federal court Tuesday, six months after she quit her job teaching speech and drama at Maple Park Middle School. +It said California cars are not included in the recall. +If at the same time the United States can continue to raise exports and lower imports, the good news probably will get the attention it merits, while crisis headlines become the dust of history. +Some 30 American engineers from Peoria, Ill., moved to Nishi Akashi to work side-by-side with Mitsubishi engineers. The philosophical differences were apparent immediately. +The Treasury Department sold $6.4 billion in three-month bills at an average discount rate of 5.78 percent on Monday, down from 5.98 percent last week. +"I intend to correct that error, for I fear that I have embarrassed my colleagues." +"I hope that is true because that would be some progress," he said during a picture-taking session in the Oval Office with Andrei A. Sakharov, the Soviet human rights activist. +Once a casino opens, he notes, it stays open indefinitely, 24 hours a day, with no down time for repairs outside the public's sight. +Mr John Cryne, national chairman of the Campaign for Real Ale, called for members to write to MPs demanding a cut in beer duty. +Foreign buyers were more prevalent than domestic buyers; otherwise, dealers were taking a wait-and-see attitude toward the dollar's rise and impulses from other exchanges. +Thus acres stay, as does the mile; the cost of replacing every road sign in Britain and Ireland would be enormous. +More than 70,000 Salvadorans, most of them civilians, have been killed. +He said he wanted to see his children in Canada and work on his defense. +In an interview published in Tuesday editions of The New York Times, Bush said, "I think I've sublimated some of the passion I feel, and I'm very open-minded as to what to do about it. +Diff swaps involve what is known as 'correlation risk': an assumption that there will be there will be a correlation between an interest rate movement and that of the currency. +Added Elmer W. Johnson, GM's group vice president and its chief counsel: "The business purpose was to remove a serious obstacle to the smooth functioning of the auto maker's management." +Robert A. Rosner said he was in Washington to consult with officials of the Environmental Protection Agency and accepted Koop's invitation to drop by for what he thought was a courtesy call. +They soon had to hire back clerical workers. +George Cohon, chairman of McDonald's of Canada, doesn't have any idea if or when he'll recapture his investment after the opening of the first franchise in the Soviet Union on Wednesday. +Although he did not see Gorbachev, he said he was not disappointed. +It was a really imaginative experiment.' Anderson is at pains to point out that acquiring an appetite for museums was not precocious, nor even unusual, for a London child of his generation. +The one-year gap is the excess of liabilities that change interest rates in one year or less over the amount of assets that change rates in the same time, expressed as a percentage of assets. +Large areas were without telephone service or electricity, dozens of roads were blocked by fallen trees and mudslides and hundreds of people were flooded out of their homes. +But bio-technology stocks, with a few exceptions, edged up. +Schering-Plough said it sold the interest in the Brazilian company because of the opportunity to ally with a local company, adding that it expects business opportunities to result from the sale. +Why do people find it so hard?" Playwright Hare effectively lays bare the church's problems as it struggles with declining attendance, political conflict, and economic imperatives. +Saudi and Egyptian authorities see the Palestinian cause as the ideal vehicle to burnish their nationalist credentials; they are publicly pushing to make this the top diplomatic priority. +It said a quarter of the prosecutors favored decriminalizing marijuana. +Ms Suchocka said: 'It is a paradox that this debate comes as our economic recovery is becoming ever more apparent.' +D. Allan Bromley, a White House science adviser, and James O. Mason, assistant secretary of health and human services, told EPA officials they were concerned the public would misinterpret the report's conclusions. +Everyone has an average of two of these traits, they said. +In their joint Supreme Court appeal, the Amex and CBOE argued that the appeals court decision would mean that IPs could only be traded with sponsorship of a commodity board of trade. +But even as the economy of the New York metropolitan area is being battered by the recession, the company's operations there, including A&P, Waldbaum's and Food Emporium stores, are gaining slightly in market share. +The church's Liturgical Commission has proposed a different verse: "Nor on this land alone, But be God's mercies known, From shore to shore. +The offering will be divided evenly between 13-week and 26-week bills, which will be dated July 23 and will mature Oct. 22 and Jan. 21, respectively. +The White House lauded the Senate vote on the CFE treaty, calling the measure "the cornerstone of the new security structure we have been working to construct in Europe." +Last Action Hero is metafiction for the popcorn set. +Mark Dillen, a State Department spokesman said, "We plan to continue this procedure as long as we have U.S. citizens who want to leave Iraq and Kuwait." +This is one more step, he says, in compiling a commercial track record. +If the produce is really saturated, you'd better not use it. But if contact was minimal, you can remove outer sections or rinse and peel. +Outside the campus, students carried mimeographed sheets of the first edition of their independent newspaper, posting them on lampposts. +Hundreds of onlookers crowded the shop entrance, and the body, wrapped in a white sheet, was carried to an ambulance. +"We've still got a good 12 hours of this to go," he said. +The FBI is harassing a decorated agent with allegations of espionage to sabotage an investigation into anti-Hispanic bias at the bureau, the agent's attorney says. +McLauglin, who was labor secretary in the final year of the Reagan administration, is a senior fellow at the Urban Institute in Washington, a private public-policy research organization. +The former party chairman, Ne Win, retired after leading Burma for 26 years. +A strong thunderstorm moved through the area of the area of Oshkosh, Wis., with wind gusting to 65 mph. +The rental fee and the terms of the lease were negotiated by representatives of the Reagans and the owners, based on fair-market rental estimates from two independent appraisers, Fitzwater said. +Many speakers expressed joy and wonder that a playwright and former political prisoner now leads a nation. +At last, it was said, somebody is facing up to the US's long-term economic problems; somebody is treating the electorate like adults. +Neiman-Marcus Group Inc. said sales at its stores open at least a year _ known as same-store sales in the industry _ were up a strong 12.2 percent from December 1987. +"They were telling the jury in so many words that if they delivered a guilty verdict, they would have to contend with the Arce battalion," he said. "The jurors live there. +The SEC also asked the court to order that Mr. Wolfer and Mr. Nadler each pay an additional penalty of as much as $2 million for the alleged insider-trading. +He is contesting the legal action and last night said Proctor 'is certainly not connected to me'. +In a few seconds, my screen flashed the entry for "constantly," illustrated by an observation by Adam Smith: "In our American colonies the plantations have constantly followed the sea-coast." +Works by the modern masters Pablo Picasso, Fernand Leger and Paul Klee fared slightly better, largely propped up by European collectors. +Mrs. Thatcher, 62, last week marked nine years in power, the longest of any prime minister this century. +He also said other studies have found TM superior to alternative techniques in improving aspects of physical and mental health, even though the commitment of the instructors of other techniques was presumeably as high as that of the TM instructors. +Religion may become an issue in the runoff because Carpio is a Roman Catholic while Serrano is a member of te U.S.-based Shaddai Church. +One of our highest priorities is to foster individual success through greater education and training oppoortunities. +Would a multi-racial executive with only limited powers (one option) qualify for renewed access, or will the board demand more fundamental change? +"The Republican argument,"he says, "is essentially that it's a congressional failure." +They are residents of the Community Correctional Center, one of two programs in the country _ the other is in Washington, D.C. _ that allows first-time offenders to keep their jobs while serving out sentences of up to one year. +Bogdanov had tried to put up anti-Pamyat posters at the group's rally on Aug. 4, but police prevented him from doing so and later confiscated the posters, Demin said. +"We want to bargain. +Another person injured in the gunfire later died in the hospital. +McCall made his statements on the fifth and final day of a National Transportation Safety Board hearing on the March 24 crash of the 987-foot Exxon tanker in Prince William Sound. +That method does not allow observation of the same roots throughout the season, she said. +The letter did not elaborate on what the statements involved. +On the contrary, purchases are increasing, with some deals being of a significant size. Recent interim results from Cable & Wireless revealed it is still able to produce earnings growth even under the most difficult conditions. +The United States, which has won the bronze medals in the last three Olympiads, defeated Sweden 2.5-1.5 when Grandmaster Sergei Kudrin defeated Dragulob Damjanovic. +"They didn't get to all (the items) yesterday," said presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. +The background music in the television commercials is strictly Stephen Foster. +The latest reserve increase raised Bank of Montreal's loan-loss provisions to 40% of its C$5.3 billion loans outstanding to developing countries. +Opposition leaders Sheik Hasina and Khaleda Zia, agreed Wednesday night on Shahabuddin, a career lawyer and judge with a reputation as a political independent. +It was unclear whether the interruption, confirmed by Western diplomats in Bangkok, was due to logistics or a policy decision. +Some are sponsored by other types of health-benefit plans or insurance companies to broaden their product line and retain market share. +The decision to re-establish full diplomatic ties came during a September visit to Tehran by Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz. +The new standards apply only to general industry but will be extended, following additional proceedings, to construction and maritime industries as well. +Mr. Bar-Illan is the editorial writer and a columnist of the Jerusalem Post. +Other proposed theories of sudden acceleration, such as problems with the cruise control or electronic idle speed control systems, failed to meet the test of an open throttle while the brakes are applied, NHTSA said. +He sees after-tax profits rising only 3% this year, less than half the 1987 gain. +Probably the harshest retaliation came from West Germany, Iran's biggest trading partner, which has suspended negotiations on export credits reportedly totaling at least $1 billion. +On reading Mr. Fitts's editorial, the legislators signed a warrant for his arrest on the criminal-libel charge, which carries a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a $5,000 fine. +"It looks like this place has been bombed," Mayor Jack Loeffler said Sunday from an emergency command post in a bank. +The thrift-holding company said it expects to close on the offer tomorrow. +Wage drift undermined national pay deals and labour costs grew uncompetitive. The strain this imposed on SAF was considerable. +At 10 percent interest since then, the debt totals about $950,000, Hagemeyer said. +"Obviously, people have forgotten about us," said Dick Nellis, a striking Eastern pilot from Atlanta who helped organize the Georgia leg of the motorcade. "We haven't done a good job in PR. Management is much more savvy about that. +By RAJU GOPALAKRISHNAN= Police in southeastern Nepal fired Tuesday on pro-democracy protesters who tried to burn down a police station, killing at least three demonstrators, the government said. +Of the 19 months in the federal prison in Alabama, five were spent on medical furlough for two operations _ one to replace a section of abdominal artery and the other to have a plastic hip socket inserted. +"Regressive taxes are bad," he says. +The Bank of Japan has probed life insurance companies, securities firms and other institutional investors to guage their interest in buying U.S. Treasury bonds being auctioned this week, news reports said Tuesday. +That's approaching the 1.56 million boxes shipped the week of March 9, just before three consecutive weeks of sliding sales prompted by consumer fears. +The crewmen, who come from all over the Soviet Union, have found it frustrating trying to keep up with the momentous changes taking place at home. +The appeal also contended that no minority shareholder proved to have actually relied on the statements. +"One would think this is a very bad time to change," he added, citing the audience the Committee of Three ministers had yesterday with King Fahd. +They were not identified by name in keeping with Israeli law. +In more common scenarios, the warning would rouse sleepy drivers if they veered off the road or zoomed up on a slow-moving truck. +One bridge was scheduled for demolition Thursday, the other in two weeks. +We have epicureans jumping on the bandwagon," crows Kevin O'Malley, group vice president of Farberware. +"For eight years now we've watched the Reagan-Bush administration trash educational opportunity across this country," Bentsen told a rowdy student audience packed into the college auditorium. +All accepted bids were at 6.152%. +A prosecutor said she had not paid her lawyers. +President Bush recently signed a law to increase spending for the Head Start program this fiscal year by $147 million to $1.6 billion. +Thus, he figures that under present conditions a "true panic" would be a day in which 600 million or 700 million shares were traded. +Revenue for the quarter ended June 30 rose 28%, to $1.17 billion from $915.7 million. +Neither side has convertible currency. +The Brooks and Salem sites were designated by the state governors several years ago as the worst in their states. +The kidnappers said he would carry a message to the Bush administrtaion. +Chemical's withdrawal from the bank group comes in the homestretch of negotiations over terms of a proposed bank financing that would total roughly $4 billion. +It was all too easy to link the two. As it turned out, the Bundesbank did not cut rates on Thursday. +Bono has said he began coming to Palm Springs, 110 miles east of Los Angeles, 14 years ago to escape the big-city craziness of Los Angeles. +Is America?" Such attitudes reflect in part Iraq's unique perception of the current crisis. +Instead, Peterson was allowed to follow his normal routine, including going outside on the hospital grounds without supervision. +Mr. Bernier has written extensively about 18th-century France. +They attacked the bulldozer drivers, forcing them to flee. Paramilitary troops arrived, wielding sticks and truncheons, but Massoud's friends drove them off. +In Washington, a U.S. official confirmed that the Bush administration is seeking ways to aid the African National Congress through the National Endowment for Democracy. +Figures released by the department's Agricultural Statistics Board showed the decline from the May forecast was only about 0.1 percent, or less than 2.4 million bushels. +When CBS, the television network, agreed a takeover of home shopping cable TV group QVC 10 days ago, both companies' shares jumped. +Thousands of fans were left disappointed when swollen vocal chords kept pop superstar Michael Jackson from taking the stage for the second of a series of sold-out concerts, his publicist said. +It was about 20 miles downstream from where the Schoharie Creek bridge collapsed. +"As soon as we're called upon to form the government we will present proof of our majority," said Ms. Bhutto, who would be the first woman to lead an Islamic nation. +Bush opposes sweeping sanctions, saying the United States must remain "engaged" in South Africa to retain influence over events there and to prevent communists from taking control. +New York-based LIN said its board would review the revised proposal "on a timely basis," but urged its shareholders against tendering to McCaw until its board announced its recommendation. +The answer is he probably cannot, but his advisers will try. They will base their arguments on the constitution and the law on referendums. +On Tuesday, Rogers visits a film processing lab to have his animal photographs developed. +Such a move could alienate American Jews, most of whom belong to the Reform and Conservative branches of Judaism. +Now, it is fighting to stay open. +He took shrapnel and won a Purple Heart, "not a difficult thing to do up there in those days." +Corn crops at two sites in Maryland are to be treated with the company's insecticide and monitored throughout the summer. +They're the sort of people who know what kind of riding they'll be doing. +They don't have a bathroom, either. +Police said they detained the assailant, a 70-year-old survivor of the Nazi Holocaust, immediately after the attack, which occurred at the Sanhedria Cemetery during the funeral for Demjanjuk lawyer Dov Eitan. +But with exception of PepsiCo, which has risen more than 23% since the end of 1986, the selections haven't kept pace with the Dow Jones Industrials' 20% advance. +"I think it's in the best interest of government," said Ada County Clerk John Bastida, who came up with the idea for a $5 voter tax credit. +"The public is crying for blood, especially up north, where people are out of jobs." +They worry about flying lead; he's got angst. +The drug was carried through the placenta to the fetus, reducing Bianca's ability to accept oxygen from the mother and resulting in brain damage. +Well, leadership means making hard choices, even in an election year. +Now he does the same thing for the private sector. +Both are managed so as to qualify as distributor funds. +Distributed free at employment offices, churches and social service agencies, the booklets are lessons in applying for residency under the complex 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act, better known as the amnesty program. +On Thursday, Foreign Ministry spokesman Yuri Gremitskykh said the launch would be televised live in the Soviet Union, but on Friday he said he could no longer ensure a live broadcast. +An incoming Eastern flight Sunday morning from Orlando, Fla., was canceled because of equipment problems that required servicing, Hannah said. +The radical junta that seized power imposed a 24-hour curfew. +When the bank fails, these loans are shown on the bank's books at artificially low values. +"He has a party in shambles, he has no program left, he has no constituency. +Ms. Harr said the class will plot the locations on a map to learn about whale migration. +In 1900, Galveston, Texas, was struck by a hurricane that killed about 6,000 people. +Remember that a giant squash vine will be 30 to 40 feet long, so plant where it will be out of the way. +And she found that the woman who had sold her the house, who is now dead, had not transferred the documents into her name. +Meanwhile, some Democrats touted as possible contenders for President Bush's job in 1992 shored up their political standing with easy wins in Tuesday's election. +Then, he said, "at the age of 24, Ms. Jones, with her psychological vulnerability, was thrust into the center of the biggest white-collar crime investigation in history." +Two recent resignations from the department involve the land sales division, but neither the state nor the employees are saying if the resignations are related to General Development Corp. +"I get my inspiration from all over," said Lacroix. +The one for tenor trombone is very interactive with the orchestra. +The high court could use the Missouri case to change its Roe vs. Wade ruling that in 1973 upheld the right of women to have abortions. +Applications from private shareholders were honoured in full up to 75 shares, with a sliding scale above this level. +But he also mixed these up with colorful printed silk velvets, satin tunics, throwing in beautifully cut checked suits and straight pants. +Yet the returns were hardly in before the squabbling resumed. +Mrs. Onassis' brother-in-law, Sen. Edward Kennedy, rode in the funeral limousine with her and Christina Onassis, Aristotle's daughter. +But it noted that the key regulatory issues would not be resolved for at least six months. +His position would be more persuasive if he could establish stronger links between his biological hypotheses and our practical problems. +The $47.9 million measure, which was approved 87-7, will sustain the U.S.-backed Contras in cease-fire zones within Nicaragua where they are to await the outcome of national reconciliation talks with the Sandinista government. +Corporate interest has sparked a flurry of entrepreneurial activity. +Pemex accounts for 40 percent of Mexico's revenue and about half the federal budget. +The prisoner, Jesus, a hill-country Jew who captivated the multitudes, had been arrested by a Roman patrol only last midnight. +We're confident that he will help return Spectrum to profitability." In the nine months ended Aug. 31, Spectrum posted a net loss of $665,000 on sales of $23.2 million. +Scotland Yard said in a brief statement that police also seized forged visas, marriage certificates, checkbooks, travelers checks, foreign driving licences and birth certificates at the house at Islington in north London. +He worked in the Pentagon as an adviser to Mr Robert McNamara, but later came out against the Vietnam war. Mr Aspin is an acknowledged expert on the defence budget and the adaptation of the military establishment to civilian purposes. +While still tiny compared with Chicago's futures exchanges, Soffex nonetheless is the pride of the big Swiss banks who coughed up nearly $100 million and hired U.S. consultants Arthur Andersen & Co. to set it up. +The Fed's decision helped rally dollar exchange rates last week, but many economists and foreign officials still fear trouble ahead for the G-7 strategy of trying to keep the greenback from falling much below current levels. +Mellon said its plan calls for creation of a liquidating national bank, independent of Mellon Bank Corp., to be called Grant Street National Bank. +Marc J. Thomas, is the commanding officer of a special boat unit in Norfolk, Va. +Lucky Stores said it is reviewing possible third-party bids as an alternative to American Stores' tender offer of $45 a share, or $1.74 billion. +"Lots of teachers can do what I do," he told us. +"We don't change monetary policy only because stock prices moved rapidly or the yen moved rapidly. +Chris-Craft would then have the option to buy the stake at the price or compel Warner to sell it or spin it off. +"That's very hard to do. +But 24-year-old James Schatz of Chicago said as he entered the sold-out showing that he was puzzled by objections to the film, based on the 1955 novel of the same name by Nikos Kazantzakis. +If you trust your children, give them the shares and let them worry about future CGT problems. +Will you in fact be disappointed when the sun comes up tomorrow?" For some reason, this caused grumbling from scribes who took pro football as almost seriously as TV does. +Employers estimated that the strike cost the economy $250 million. +Incomes, particularly in the cities, are rising fast. +Arena's detractors accuse it of being authoritarian. +Moscow cited Washington's pursuit of the space-based antimissile program. +That region is controlled by the Syrians who have about 25,000 troops there under a 1976 Arab League peacekeeping mandate. +Mr. Belkin doesn't expect another Depression. +The award ceremony and luncheon at the Imperial Palace in central Tokyo was the first meeting between the two men since Akihito succeeded his father, the late Emperor Hirohito, in January and since Reagan retired to California. +Sclafani, 24, was listed in critical condition at Coney Island Hospital. +That message, conspicuous in our mismanagement of the Helsinki human-rights accords and the Gregorian case, undermines the rule of law and our statecraft. +The company also noted that maintenance shutdowns at some mills, usually taken in the fourth quarter, were pushed back this year and will have a slight effect on operations at certain plants in the current quarter. +A note from Sir John Shuckburgh, a senior government official at the time, was quoted as likening conditions in Palestine to what the British faced against Irish rebels 20 years earlier. +Local elections scheduled in the spring throughout the Soviet Union involve multiple candidates and for the first time offer serious challenges to entrenched officials. +Ignoring the law's sweeping language, the state court said the ordinance barred only symbolic speech likely to provoke "imminent lawless action." +"But every man has to show up on schedule and participate, just like we were working. +Gorbachev's meeting with Yang was also set back by almost two hours because of the change in the welcoming ceremony site. +Benjamin Franklin was placed in conservatorship on Feb. 21. +The company already has announced that it would write off the $250 million book value of the investment. +Saturn cars are expected to pull more than a third of their first-year sales from other General Motors Corp. divisions, especially Chevrolet. +But for 99 percent of Magellan's 948-million-mile trip to Venus, it cruised without power. +In addition to Mr. LaRouche, the indictment charges two related corporations, three organizations and a total of 13 associates with fraud, conspiracy and other criminal acts. +At Wilmer Cutler in Washington, where the child-care center is normally open only until 5:30 p.m. during the week, the rule for leaving a child after hours is strict: "It's got to be an emergency," says Anne-Marie Smith, the director. +On Friday, Bulgarian leader Todor Zhivkov personally appealed to Ceausescu by telephone to drop the Romanian objections but failed, a U.S. delegation source said, speaking by telephone from Sofia on condition of anonymity. +The official, Andre J. Haakmat, was minister of justice and minister of the army from 1980-82 by went into exile after a dispute with Bouterse. +Production of consumer goods was up 1.2%, while output of intermediate goods was up 1.5%. +One source, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Baker, a former White House chief of staff, was not interested in assuming a major role at the firm if it meant presiding over a lengthy trial. +"She appeared to be 70 to 80 years of age. +Jurors in Marion Barry's drug and perjury trial watched a riveting videotape Thursday showing the mayor smoking crack cocaine and then being arrested by FBI agents during a hotel-room sting operation. +And parochial concerns color the congressional debate. +The progress on agricultural issues even appeared to cast a favorable light on the more-routine discussion of economic policy among the 24 nations. +It is scheduled to go into production in Turin in 1995. +The ministry said the April current-account surplus shrank to $7.12 billion from $8.15 billion a year earlier and $8.12 billion the previous month. +But "because it's all we've got, I'm going to vote for it." +In Washington, State Department spokesman Charles Redman welcomed the return of the body and said the action was part of Libya's humanitarian obligations. +The Boston Celtics, of basketball fame, have been having much the same good time with reports they will soon hear their last hurrah in the NBA playoffs. +Afterward, Hiroshi gave me a ride to the mid-priced hotel where I would spend the next night wallowing in the putrefaction of relative luxury. +Even Michael Boskin, the president's chief economic adviser, counseled against targeting Japan. +Marrack Goulding, U.N. undersecretary-general for peacekeeping, left for Lebanon on Tuesday to try to recover the colonel's body. +Thomas Morford, director of the agency's health standards and quality bureau, said it would be unfair and inaccurate to label the facilities whose death rates were outside the projected ranges as the nation's best or worst hospitals. +But there are indications consumers no longer have quite the unbridled optimism they showed in the period just before the crash. +In selecting Sullivan on Thursday, President-elect Bush fulfilled his pledge to name a black to his Cabinet. +Police found the truck, with its cargo intact, early Monday, Summers said. +"If there was any leak it was very minimal," he said. +Picked a good time for it, didn't we?" And so the NBA finals will open with Detroit facing Portland tonight, and it might be interesting to imagine it on the various outdoor surfaces. +The Federal Reserve, as the protector of the nation's money supply and key defender against inflation, is supposed to be above the political fray. +At the first part of the auction Tuesday, the government sold $10.5 billion worth of three-year notes at an average yield of 8.74 percent. +That is a 14.5% increase from the previous record set March 22. +Profits were boosted in the year-earlier quarter by $2.1 million in revenues generated by the sale of a portion of the company's collection of LeRoy Neiman paintings. +It was, unquestionably, one of most daunting, and exhilarating courses that I have ever played. +But Wall Street executives close to the deal said they understand Merrill now has an inside track and could be picked as soon as Monday or Tuesday. +Both Democrats and Republicans say political newcomer Scott Klug capitalized on voter dissatisfaction with Congress in general. +One tactic is spacing requirements, which are intended to keep stable neighborhoods from becoming so-called group-home ghettos. +The fund also has an equity stake in the Sydney aquarium and theme park. +Livestock and meat futures were mostly lower in early trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, extending Thursday's decline. +However, the project has come so far that there is no question of halting it. +While sunshine prevailed along the West Coast, the central and southern coast of California were cloudy. +France was second with 54 percent. +Evans said the Fed, under the direction of then-Fed Chairman Arthur Burns, eased too quickly and ended up allowing inflation from the oil shock to become embedded in the economy. +Kidder officials sought to play down the comparison with Shearson. +I can support the claims of Brookings and Rand from personal experience. +The torpedo, one of the Navy's primary weapons systems for the future, is considered a major plum among defense contractors. +Millions of people put them up for me. +Japan's recovery from its most serious postwar downturn is still far from assured. +The official Tass news agency said 30 million people will be helped by the increases, including disabled workers and World War II veterans. +"We were probably six months late in getting the technology out there," says Warren Pierce, a Lake Shore vice president. +The property, estimated at $8.2 million, was sequestered in 1983 after the defendants' convictions on influence peddling, black marketeering, bribery and other charges. +Mr. Kuttner finds that this stance made less sense over time, as the U.S. economy fell into relative decline and the Soviet threat ebbed. +Mernick, an Orthodox Jew who was celebrating the holiday Simchat Torah, did not travel to Charlotte to attend Tuesday's new conference announcing the winning bid. +He was the host, for instance, of an embassy reception for winners of the "Hope Through Gorbachev" essay contest. +The Soviets have begun preparations to remove the first of their 115,000 soldiers from Afghanistan despite an impasse in United Nations-sponsored negotiations in Geneva, according to administration sources. +But sooner or later, you're going to be out there running as _ it's going to be the Bush campaign, the Bush agenda, the Bush vision for the future. +Treated patients do not get botulism because the toxin concentrates in the muscle sites where it is injected, and only small amounts are used. +Corporate spending on advertisements in newspapers and magazines and on radio and television was 259 trillion yen, or about $19.95 billion, up 7.7 percent from 1986, Dentsu said. +'We did not ask for this war, but we will not accept such attacks ' said Mr Ahmed Kassim, a 35-year-old father of four. +Pounds 400 a year by subscription. +But the top clubs face an uncertain future. Casinos in trouble include the Ritz in Piccadilly and Les Ambassadeurs in Park Lane. +They will also discuss a partial lifting of the economic embargo imposed on the northern peninsula of Jaffna, by the previous United National party government regime. +In addition, "all partners will have an opportunity to have an active and collaborative relation that should extend beyond the direct economic return to be derived from the partnership," Macmillan said, quoting from the document. +Its pre-tax profit from currency trading nearly quadrupled to $82.8 million in the latest period, exceeding the $57.4 million that Bankers Trust earned on foreign exchange in all of 1986. +The dollar had dropped more than 4 yen in Tokyo trading between Monday and Wednesday, but the Iraqi invasion reversed market sentiment. +They're not just innocent victims. +The Egyptian plan has been rejected by Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir because it demands that Israel accept the U.S.-backed principle of trading territory for peace, and allow east Jerusalem Arabs to vote in the elections. +He's drafting a sequel to "The Satan Seller" that is due out soon. +Palencia and Sahadeo Basdeo, foreign minister of Trinidad and Tobago, returned home Thursday. +Security Capital, a financial services company, said the Bank Board had approved capital forbearance for Ben Franklin May 9. +The hamburger guys are suing Quality Inns for trying to call a new chain of motels McSleep Inns. +Now, her monthly income is about $1,000, from several sources, and she says she needs the coverage for herself. +To try to stem proliferation, Redman said "we are prepared to discuss the strongest possible measures" against countries that export sophisticated technology. +"People are going to go to the market (that has) the greatest amount of integrity," says SEC attorney Michael Mann, who cites increased foreign cooperation with the agency's investigations. +It has also been blamed for some alarming side-effects, including the deforestation of Alaskan land and efforts by some of the Alaskan corporations to generate artificial losses. +Despite all this, Mr. Icahn can be disarmingly charming and witty. +But he cautions that any snapback will be a "bear trap." +The units would be sold for $10 to $11 each, raising between $21 million and $23.1 million. +It also indicated that it would study the ruling, which took three hours to read out in the court, before deciding the future of threatened pits. +In an era when "heroes can be made in less than a week," there may yet be a horse race in 1992, Mr. Garth says. +"You can't read much into day-to-day movements," said Gordon Macklin, chairman of Hambricht & Quist Inc., a large regional OTC firm based in San Francisco. +Transportation Department officials could not be reached for comment after office hours Monday. +This represents good progress compared with last year's profits of Pounds 59m on a similar basis, and indicates an improving environment for display advertising. +The letter effectively ends a standstill agreement entered into by the group, Bregman Partners, barring it from buying or selling Multifoods stock while considering a purchase. +A loan of $400 or so a year could be "paid back" with years on the job, he suggests. +AMR is the parent of American Airlines. +He cultivated a redneck personality and was known for a quick and often profane wit. +The accident delayed rail traffic in the region for several hours, the railway said. +The airlines also are facing class-action suits filed following disclosure of the Justice Department probes. +But he added that the company faces obstacles, many of which are caused directly or indirectly by the country's government. +"I figured sooner or later we'd get it," said Matt Goodlin, 48, of Mentor, who bought the winning ticket. +The show begins May 4. +In keeping with Sununu's admonition to keep the meeting non-political, neither he nor his Democratic colleagues would address directly the question of how they felt Bush and Dukakis would deal with relations between the federal and state governments. +Much of the administration's Iran and Contra initiatives were carried out from within the National Security Council. +And he was there because his job was to tell U.S. newspaper readers what was happening in that tortured country. +Half then received vaccinations and boosters, while the est were given placebos. +A high school in Washington state has instituted a homework hotline for students to call each other for help. +The Vatican has asked all national bishops conferences to respond to its draft document on the role of such bodies in the church, and no final version is expected for months or even years. +DIF officials plan to visit the home of Ms. Aguilera, where she lives in a one-room house with her mother and four other children, Mrs. Bermudez said. +Lately, the company has generally demurred from talking publicly about prospects for Rogaine. +Her owner was counseled on a "happy routine" that would allay some of the dog's anxieties. +Dana Milbank contributed to this article. +If you can't take that risk, don't go in the business. +Jardine, Mont., a mining community of 100 to 150 people four miles from Gardiner, was evacuated Saturday because its only escape route was through a canyon to Gardiner, said Betty Schmitt of Gallatin National Forest in Montana. +Tuesday is proving to be one of television's best nights this season. +Or if there is, it's hard to hear it above the din of record or near-record highs in stock prices and increasingly optimistic appraisals of the state of the nation's economy. +That actor is the welfare state. +The effect of the new $1.3 billion FSLIC restructuring will be that "any claims against Vernon will stay with Vernon, they don't go along with Montfort," said Jonathon K. Heffron, executive vice president of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas. +Reagan was among his hospital room visitors. +A declaration for the already completed sale of Hilton International would be made in early December. +And I'm hopeful that we will be able to come forward with such an agreement that will enable me to do that. +The agreement specifies regulatory provisions and establishes a framework for arbitration between Swiss insurers and the EC. +From the initial reaction of Democratic state party leaders, they don't intend to make the mistake of underestimating the young political tactician from South Carolina. +In 1983 WPPSS defaulted on the bonds sold to finance the project. +Part of the entertainment of the evening is to go home and say, `Did you see that guy with the blond wig and spangled eye shadow?"' Bizarre decor and odd locales help set the clubs' anything-can-happen mood. +Union officials are understood to have believed that the package was the best obtainable. +Throughout the long negotiations over the civil rights bill, the political focus was on the issue of unintentional discrimination. +A Defense Ministry official who demanded anonymity said eight activists from the right-wing Betar youth movement had set up a tent at the site during the night but later left at the order of soldiers. +Chambers, who got the stiffest penalty of the four, will be eligible for parole in 10 years. +In January 1988, Hocke ordered that all 138,000 copies of the agency's monthly magazine Refugees be burned because it contained an article critical of West Germany's policies. +Mr. Denny, who is 59 years old, will oversee the company's Allstate insurance and Coldwell Banker real estate units. +In national over-the-counter trading Friday, its shares closed at $17.625, down 12.5 cents. +Sterling fetched $1.5805 in New York, up from $1.5768. +Shultz gave an upbeat assessment of the summit and told reporters afterward that the superpowers had come a long way in their relationship since Reagan first met Gorbachev in Geneva in November 1985. +Politics has traditionally been off limits at the Census Bureau, but that agency's jealously guarded reputation as a nonpartisan purveyor of the nation's statistics has lately begun to fray. +Escagen Corp., San Carlos, Calif., began trading under the symbol ESN. +O'Brien not only led the field mathematically through the first day, but also won four of the five events outright. +Mengistu called the special session less than than three weeks after his government crushed a coup attempt. +Forward to Prosperity; A business leaders' manifesto for the next government. +Minpeco claims the skyrocketing silver prices caused it to lose more than $100 million when the world silver market collapsed in March 1980, with prices falling back to about $10 an ounce. +The deal offered creditors a choice of six options to repackage loans and interest overdue into new bonds with maturities of up to 30 years. +The pages of notes on such subjects explain why people such as the late Anthony Crosland regarded economic history as a bore. +A video news release is an alternate source of programming for network and local television stations. +That's great for skating and for us. +The government would need a better articulated and more predictable policy. +British law allow waste disposal companies to accept toxic waste from the United States and European countries for incineration or burial. +Koch's executive vice president for corporate and legal affairs, Don Cordes, said that of the oil it bought from Indian-owned land, 85 percent came from land owned by the Osages in Oklahoma. +Maximum fines on pharmacists selling drugs requiring prescriptions without a doctor's authorisation have been halved; repeat offenders will no longer risk enforced closure of their shops. +That was so for the child of Christmas, the product of a heritage. +Shareholders, who voted 88 percent in favor of accepting Amoco's offer, were not informed of the offer. +"If you lock up and don't start pulling the trigger from the very start," he says bluntly, "you and your buddies will be overrun. +But consumers may be awed by the product's tiny size, its portability and its ability to record their other CDs and tapes. +In February, daily average volume fell to 196m shares, the lowest level since June 1982, down from more than 1bn at the height of the bull market. +The yields were anywhere from 0.03 to 0.07 percentage point wider than late last Friday. +This pro-Western nation in West Africa, one of the continent's richest, is struggling with a recession that has brought unemployment, salary cuts and declining living standards. +It was a busy night at the Barbican. +Ministers will also probably discuss Denmark's proposal to notify individual warships of its longstanding ban on nuclear weapons. +Hispanics cannot be counted in figures for blacks and whites because Hispanics are an ethnic rather than a racial group and already are included in figures for both blacks and whites, officials said. +General Foods, which markets Maxwell House and Sanka coffees, said it dropped the average price it charges retailers 23 cents a pound for ground roasted coffee. +"It's a family feeling," Sartain said. "You don't have to force anything. +Committee Vice-Chairman Warren Rudman, R-N.H., who speaks at a fast clip himself, told the witness he could understand him just fine. +Hydroelectric dams provide the rest. +But Mr. Zaitsev can't be so readily taken at face value, partly because he's careful to remain as much of a riddle as the women his clothes conceal. +Manifestly uneconomic projects have been pursued, such as the disastrous Ajaokuta steel plant. +The House voted to spend $57.6 billion to fund the Department of Housing and Urban Development and 16 other agencies for fiscal year 1988, an appropriation that far exceeds the Reagan administration's proposal. +Provincial premier William Vander Zalm told a news conference that the land price includes a minimum payment to the government of 320 million dollars spread over the 15-year development period. +"What Shaw wanted from biography was an endorsement for his political opinions. +There are a lot of undecideds out there. +The former is a wrap artist who wants to wrap up the Reichstag. +Haiti's problems have made development agencies more sensitive to preventing or repairing deforestation and erosion in Nepal and other countries. +Robert Bernero, who headed the task force, said finding and opening a new site would take 25 years. +"War in the Gulf closes the last door to exports of defense material. +Fetisov quit the national team after a public row with the coach over the treatment of his players. +The strategy is based on the assumption that Federated couldn't legally drop its poison pill for Macy and not Campeau, an idea confirmed by Judge Sand in open court yesterday. +Today, however, Charles Webb finds himself looking for a handout. +"He was just at the wrong place at the wrong time," said a neighbor, Gerhard Taraschewsky. +While telephone prices are falling by 7.5 per cent a year after inflation, and gas consumers' bills are coming down by 5 per cent, water charges are rising by 5 per cent. +The companies said it would be the first interstate merger agreement in Iowa since that state approved an interstate banking law earlier this year. +"We found two bad apples, and as soon as we found them we took them out of the barrel," said Merrill's global investment-banking chief, Barry S. Friedberg. +The lifeblood of the Eastern Province is crude and there is a stupefyingly large amount of it. +"Today is the happiest day of my life," said the former factory worker, dressed in a red T-shirt and jeans. +Avon shares rose 62.5 cents, to $25.875, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesteray. +And the court appeared to invite further challenges to is landmark 1973 abortion decision. +Test results apply only to occupants using seat belts and, in certain cars, air bags. +It was either spend the night here or in their cars," he said. "Then she got up in the morning and cooked breakfast for everybody." She also had a keen sense of humor. +The suit accuses Consolidated of breach of contract, fraud and malicious interference with Advanced's business. +August normally sees a rise in seasonal food prices and certain shop prices as summer sales end. +Based on yesterday's closing price of $10.50 a unit, the secondary offering would be valued at $41.7 million. +Heidegger did not see how dangerous Hitler was. +Tomino, first elected in 1984, rejected the compromise and resigned last year to force a new election and demonstrate local opposition to the construction. +In the inmate case, the high court overturned a Washington State Supreme Court ruling in 1988 that convicted robber Walter Harper, diagnosed as schizophrenic, must be given a court hearing before anti-psychotic drugs are administered to him. +But she conceded the cart has been a good way to keep her husband out of trouble. +Production is due to begin next October. +Mr Pratt still says the move was well worth this disruption. +Dealings are expected to start on March 21. +Reagan obviously hopes to witness the inauguration of the Republican vice president as his successor next Jan. 20. +Pleading guilty to six felony counts - "an unheard of amount," Coffee said. +Duke registered with the GOP two days before qualifying to run in the House race. +Fahrenkopf told the convention that Republicans who think a GOP presidency is certain this election year "are dead wrong." +Mrs. Fink controls about 33 percent of the company. +They won passage of such provisions a year ago, and while unable to override Bush's veto they used it to draw attention to the issue. +Ann Sturgis, at Kensington-based Malvern's, has been taking on lower-priced properties which some of the larger firms considered too time-consuming. +In a brief speech, Havel said his nation was "the last country to wake up" in central Europe. +Pace opened its first warehouse store in Denver in 1983 and currently has 62 outlets nationwide. +He said the national issues of guaranteeing trade union pluralism and legalizing the outlawed Solidarity union would be addressed at future discussions promised by the government, an aide said. +Meanwhile, Canadian Pacific Ltd. said its CP Rail unit obtained a court injunction ordering a separate group of Indians to end a blockade on a segment of its main transcontinental route. +Now NBC Entertainment President Brandon Tartikoff has vowed that "come hell or high water, there will be original programming on NBC" this fall. +These critics are the very people asked to fight the war on drugs: the police. +Government agencies could, if they desire, bar Salomon from future dealings with them. +He mentioned the debate over Star Wars and the absence of a consensus in Congress and even the Bush administration over modernization of land-based nuclear missiles. +Mr. Shuster, meanwhile, was reportedly so broke, says Mr. Zuckerman, he could not afford a plane ticket to this book's publication party. +Clines' prison sentence is the stiffest of any of the Iran-Contra defendants, including former National Security Adviser John M. Poindexter and retired Marine Lt. +The orchestra in November, while musicians were in the midst of a 12-week work stoppage, announced a deficit of $1.4 million for the 1986-87 season, raising its cumulative deficit to $4.1 million against an annual budget of $14 million. +It managed to snare one creditor, whose presence in the U.S. gave the court jurisdiction, and imposed fines of more than $1 million on that creditor for its seizure of ships in Singapore and Hong Kong. +The congressional leadership decided to retain the plant-closing provision yesterday after "consulting extensively with our colleagues," said the Democrats' joint statement. +Mozambique, which in recent years has renounced its Marxist doctrine and shifted to a market-oriented economy, is drafting a constitution that would allow independent candidates to run in elections, he said. +Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., was paid an $800 advance for his new book. +Zhivkov was ousted one year ago. +On the subject of a strategic arms reduction treaty, Ignatenko would only say, "If it's ready, they will sign it." U.S. sources said a summit seems likely early in January. +Such BP installment shares, being sold internationally under the installment system, were trading at around 76 pence on a partly paid basis in London Wednesday. +Southwest Airlines said it reduced its senior citizens fare on many of its short-haul routes to $15 one-way from $25 in an effort to stimulate more travel on those routes. +But the president is a man who habitually relies heavily on staff; what's different this time is that his usually keen political instincts didn't bail him out of bad advice. +Manila newspapers said Klarissa Honasan was born Friday to Jane Honasan and weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces. +Last June, armed men attacked the stockade at Manila's Camp Crame, where Dulay was held, in what the military said was a bid to free him. +Two years later he was fired. +Few voters have a firmer grip on the national imagination than the blue-denimed, taciturn farmers who file in here. +Says Mr. Holub of the commission's order controlling the Arizona Public Service payout to Pinnacle West, "they are certainly on the edge of their authority; the question is, which edge?" +The tape also includes an exchange between an air traffic controller and a military pilot who said he saw Root move in the cockpit after passing out but then apparently lapse back into unconsciousness. +Like the jeans he wears and the food he eats when he's not on one of his well-publicized hunger strikes, the tan boots are donations. +Senate Democratic Leader George Mitchell said he also favors a ban on honoraria, with a corresponding increase in congressional pay. +There was no report of what sickness killed them, but various epidemics swept through Israeli camps in those years, including cholera and tuberculosis. +He is well-prepared and informative. +Texaco Inc., one of the nation's oil giants, announced today a $1 million program to plant trees in three cities this spring to kick off private sector involvement in President Bush's "America the Beautiful" program. +'We let Ireland dictate the game to us when it should have been the other way round.' Ireland remain favourites to win the group. +Passengers can still move from carriage to carriage, however, through doors alongside the shutters. +Eliminating the earnings limit would greatly help seniors and reduce the deficit. +But the circus had incentives, the prospect of a giant Japanese market being the main one. +In the basement, staff scientists have their own micro-brewery, which produces 22 liters of beer a few times a month for research purposes. +"No hope, no future," Miss Kasiva whispers. +The town's only police officer was suspended without pay after being arrested on a burglary charge. +But all three were treated and released. +He acknowledged in an ABC interview that when the fight for the nomination began he couldn't have predicted he would emerge the winner. +Eric Weber, vice chairman and creative director at Young & Rubicam, concedes that the perception of Xerox as just a "copier maker" is still alive. +On Wednesday the Dow Jones industrial average rose 3.15 to 2,047.91, posting its fifth consecutive gain. +Someone beside him was hit and fell down at his side. +Regarding a Palestinian state, Shamir said: "It won't be and it won't be created. +Some economists suggest the national perception has been skewed by heavy reporting of bad news on the East Coast, where the economy is slowest. +We had no choice," she said. +Two large August projects, an electric utility and a waste-treatment facility, accounted for most of the difference. +Mrs. Chamberlain, who claims her 6-week-old daughter was snatched by a dingo, a native Australian wild dog, while on a camping trip in the Outback, says the notoriety has left her broke and prevented her family from living a normal life. +A cease-fire ended hostilities in August 1988. +The Hearst-owned magazine ran $8.6 million of cigarette advertising last year, accounting for 6.7% of its ad pages. +The man who was known as the only socialist mayor in the nation, Bernard Sanders of Burlington, Vt., stepped down in March after serving four terms. +Every major Wall Street broker except Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. now imposes a so-called inactive account fee on investors who don't generate enough commissions, either individually or per household. +One Japanese news report quoted him as saying: "I can't say, 'Thank you for the hard work'" to Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa, who attended the Washington meeting. +It's the best way to compete for U.S. business, he says. +To the south, in Orange County, corporate videos for training and promotion engage an estimated 150 small firms. +Wages, salaries and other benefits paid to American workers rose 4.5 percent in the 12 months ending in June, down just slightly from the 4.6 percent gain in the 12 months ending in March, according to the Labor Department's Employment Cost Index. +By several accounts a billionaire already, he will see his fortune suddenly enlarged in his late years. +Robust domestic coaxial cable sales were partially offset by lower international sales and networking cable demand. +The government is claiming it has reduced inflation. +Last year, foreign companies captured 49% of U.S. machine-tool sales, up from 25% five years earlier, and the number of domestic machine-tool plants has shrunk by one-third to about 500, the National Machine Tool Builders' Association says. +We spent $4 billion in Hollywood and they take our programs and charge people money to watch." The networks have long fought the cable industry's ability to use network programming without paying a fee. +Unable to budge the State Department, Funderburk said he used his influence with conservatives to arrange a 1983 Oval Office meeting with Ronald Reagan. +Reflecting those hopes, the oil market let crude prices float lower. +"I guess when you get the heads of states of 100 countries together on anything you have really accomplished something," said Michael McCormack, who along with his 31-year-old brother, Brian, started World Hello Day 15 years ago. +In addition, reports that Saudi Arabia is not exceeding its production quota "got the market rolling right back, recovering all the ground it lost over the past two days," Hill said. +The Russians won't tell us what they want to do. They're not being secretive or balky; they just don't know. +The conspicuous failure of the G7 leaders to mention the currency markets in their summit communique suggests they are back to a policy of benign neglect of the dollar. +Maleng also said that, if necessary, he could impose a murder charge at a later date since there is no statute of limitations. +"We don't want to paint an entirely bleak picture, but people should be prepared to face the harsh reality that some things will be different," said Ged Petit, information officer for the state agency. +At Moscow's request, Fed Chief Alan Greenspan will meet next week in the Soviet Union with his central-bank counterpart and the Soviet finance minister. +The lawyer, Allen S. Ferg, claimed in a lawsuit that the town had taken his property without just compensation. +Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson waited impatiently for word he could fly out of his ranch on the Pedernales River. +Without air service, the mayor says, "we might as well be in another country." +They will organize everything from money-market accounts to currency swaps, but they can't afford to spend as much effort or put as much individual importance on a single customer. +Moribund professors win tenure about age 35. +COMPUTEC MEDIA will release sales figures at the end of December after completion of the offer period of the October issues. +This is the fourth year Christian has compiled his CPI, or Christmas Price Index. +The loss occurred because it had to mark down the loans for resale, and reduce to market value the loans it held in its own inventory. +Bows were everywhere at Cardin, at the waist, down sleeves and on shoulders, and cropped up periodically in other collections. +Ryder's board believes it is in the Miami-based company's best long-term interest to continue as an independent company, said M. Anthony Burns, Ryder's chairman, president and chief executive officer. +Advertising agencies and most professional firms call themselves after their partners - the more names the better. Hairdressers cannot resist jokes: Headmasters, Curl up and Dye, Crops and Bobbers and so on. +"There's no free lunch," said Thomas Joyce, a Boston attorney representing the Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association. +As to democratic control, Labour has the edge. +The West German retailing group also said that the results of the first three quarters suggest it will meet its profit goal for the year. +Surveys have found a close race between Republican presidential nominee Bush and Democrat Michael Dukakis across the nation as a whole. +I'm the only sane one in the family." And, of course, ask Bush. +The saddest and sickest part of this whole thing is that the actual victims here are the kids." While America marks the 20th anniversary of man's landing on the moon, NASA has on its wish list a permanent scientific lunar outpost early next century. +Their hotel is near the subway station where Watkins was stabbed and the Central Park restaurant they were headed for is located just two subway stops away. +He was detained again in August 1982, two weeks after loyalist troops suppressed a rebellion by junior air force officers. +In addition, the unit's sales for the quarter totaled $1.68 billion. +"They'll be turning their attention back to those kinds of issues now," said a senior U.S. official, who demanded anonymity. +The plan would go into effect if a potential acquirer gains a stake of at least 20% of Butler's common stock or announces a tender offer. +What Do the Numbers Mean? The number living in the streets or in shelters may mean less than it appears. +Herrington insisted that the Texas site, south of Dallas, was clearly superior to the others. +Fortunately, the Fed isn't likely to do so. +Advancing issues led losers by a margin of 7 to 6 among issues listed on the New York Stock Exchange, with 786 up, 640 down and 532 unchanged. +With officials admitting that a only a third of these state companies are profitable, the day of reckoning is dawning. +Bond representatives said the Australian's company would continue to operate the St. Moritz, which dates back to 1931, as a hotel. +About 200,000 customers receive electricity from its systems. +'Then the trade-offs will fall into place simultaneously.' This is not to ignore that these last trade-offs involve pain and controversy. +Boys at play: The Rediffusion Simulation stand at the show is crowded, but not necessarily with people interesting in buying a jetliner simulator. +Gonzalez, a 36-year-old Cuban immigrant, spilled gasoline in the entrance of the illegal club and torched it after being rejected by a girlfriend employed there, authorities said. +Unfortunately, Richard Baskin's recreation of that spirited show in "SING" is as flat as a stale egg cream. +"You're going to be giving a curriculum to a whole bunch of volunteer teachers who haven't thought out where they're coming from," she said. +He said it reflects general achievements, but he specifically mentioned the secretary-general's role in negotiating a cease-fire between Iran and Iraq. +The result is too many low-quality and uninviting places which make consumers even more inclined to drink at home. +His stance yesterday was in part determined by the prospect of local elections this weekend where he needs the backing of Mr Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia to ensure League mayoral candidates win. +Others included a lawyer, a city housing department employee and a man who was excused after he said he was preparing to move out of the city and that his mother was dying. +"In the final analysis, my error was not in what I did with the (protocol) funds, but in thinking I was dealing with people who had honor, integrity and the best interest of the state at heart," Mecham said in the book. +Ernest Tollerson has been named New York Newsday editorial page editor, the newspaper announced May 8. +Ecolab Inc., shelf filing of up to $200 million of debt securities. +The ruling Kuomintang announced a restrictive policy on travel to China in an apparent effort to curb rising expectations for broader contacts with the mainland. +In December alone, Japanese investors were net purchasers of foreign bonds by $8.93 billion, up from $7.76 billion in November, and of foreign stocks by a record $1.55 billion, up from $686 million in November. +You gotta get out," Kolbe said. "Nobody had even gotten any food. +Those litigants didn't seem to like the new settlement. +The family had just moved the trailer to the area Monday, neighbors said. +The firm, which has a $20 million minimum and took only two new clients last year, currently has an equity mutual fund in registration. +Following FDA approval, Kodak said it will market the test as part of its business relationship with Cetus Corp., an Emeryville, Calif., biotechnology concern. +Warner-Lambert Co. expects a 20% rise in second-quarter per-share earnings, Joseph D. Williams, chairman, told the annual meeting. +Union President Marvin Powell also gave a bleak assessment of the talks. +The eight Americans are among 18 Westerners believed to be held captive in Lebanon. +The assertion Thursday came a day after Minneapolis investor Irwin Jacobs and rival Amway Corp. disclosed they had amassed a 10.3 percent stake in Avon and might seek to acquire the company. +Philip Morris bought General Foods in 1985 after a correction, he says. +"For the time being, all sorts of financial expertise rather than huge credits should be transplanted into these countries," said Shijuro Ogata, a former deputy governor of the Japan Development Bank and former central bank official. +The new season brings a new reason for thinking you're still looking at the summer festival of rejected pilots on network television. +One of the clearest beneficiaries of sterling's devaluation has been the UK's threadbare textiles industry. +The wonder of it all is that there were even enough successes to make a book out of them, when you consider the odds that were overcome. +'That's where Colorgraphic has really scored,' says Williams. +Till the one day when the lady met this fellow, and they knew that it was much more than a hunch. That this group would somehow form a family, and that's the way they all became the Brady Bunch. +The complaint was filed with the Belgrade district attorney's office under a section of the Yugoslav criminal code that forbids "public humiliation" of foreign countries or their leaders. +Revenue rose 2.8% to $8.35 billion from $8.12 billion, mostly on the strength of AT&T's long-distance phone business. +Since 1980, Reynolds has reduced its work force by about one-third and has shed several older, higher-cost plants. +In another request, Daimler-Benz has asked Mitsubishi Motors Corp. to cooperate on technology transfer of small truck production for a truck plant in East Germany. +If anything, he added, converters in the future will be using more platinum because of more stringent auto emissions laws. +The report, commissioned by the American Association of Retired Persons, was based on telephone interviews with executives at 400 businesses and on "focus group" discussions among employees age 50 and older. +The two Italian women came from rich families and renounced prospects of prestigious marriages to enter the convent and work with the poor. +Mr. Unger said Midwesco is moving to expand its sales into overseas marketsavoiding highly developed Western Europe and Japan in favor of developing nations such as Brazil and India. +The victims included an 80-year-old man and a 10-year-old boy, it said. +Niedzielak was primarily known for a shrine he maintained to Poles killed in the Soviet Union during World War II, but also was sympathetic to Solidarity. +Not from a Church abandoning its time-hallowed prayer book. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Elan ADSs closed at $21.625, down 12.5 cents, as 537,000 ADSs moved. +The key provision would burden potential acquirers of corporations, undermining the market for corporate control, increasing the likelihood of insider trading. +A USG spokesman said yesterday that the company would have no comment on the partership's securities filing. +The court said there needed to be a hearing on whether there had been improper use of testimony North gave Congress under a grant of partial immunity. +"We wanted to start fasting two weeks ago, but we didn't because we didn't want to hurt the Hungarians," he said, adding that now some East Germans feel they have no choice but to protest. +In the US, as in Japan, the purchase of political favours with campaign contributions has long been almost an accepted part of the system. What is to be done? +The Inland Revenue stressed that it was bound by confidentiality and could not disclose to the police any details of illegal activities it unearthed. +Her brother is Jose Rafael Abello Silva, extradited to the United States on Oct. 29. +TOYOTA MOTOR CORP. and NISSAN MOTOR CO., Japan's two biggest auto makers, said vehicle exports, domestic sales and production fell in May from a year earlier. +Gary Harward, senior vice president and chief financial officer, said: "We think the company is stronger than it was a year ago. +No one would argue otherwise. +If he had been trying to hide, the fugitive New York church treasurer says he would never have lived in Taos. +Through the first nine months of last year, thrift institutions were troubled by what industry analysts called a "slow-motion run" as uncertain depositors withdrew their money. +This week there was Julian Lloyd-Webber in conversation with music critic Andrew Stewart. +She also shelled out $80 to have a professional masseur massage her beloved beast. +The Green Berets told reporters before leaving that they never considered themselves hostages, although they barricaded themselves behind mattresses. +Janet Shikles of the congressional investigative agency told a House subcommittee that the current formula based on per capita income often fails to reflect the true level of poverty in a state. +"Homeowner's Glossary of Building Terms," $1, item number 162V. +All were reprimanded in the Iran-Contra scandal. +But they said poor performance in the non-financial corporate sector _ a category, including most service industries, in which productivity fell and labor costs rose at a rapid 11.1 percent annual rate _ suggested inflation was still around. +Jane, a 33-year-old attorney, sat at her 39th-floor desk as the shock wave rumbled through. +The last time that the US discount rate was this low, Chuck McKinley had just beaten Fred Stolle at Wimbledon, the Profumo affair was in full swing and Viscount Stansgate became the first peer to renounce his title. +Or a local government could claim eminent domain over your house to build a highway, then claim the "compensation" is a delay in the highway construction for a few years. +Analysts at the Federal Reserve also were worried, so the Fed poured more money into the economy and pushed down interest rates. +This smacks of 'yet another EC effort to drag its heels on an issue', one said. No negotiators are forecasting a procurement deal will be reached in Brussels next week. +Foreign Minister Moshe Arens termed the attacks the latest examples of a PLO "reign of terror" in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. +Poor roses, we expect so much of them. +Real GNP growth of the seven countries in 1992 was 1.6 per cent, 0.6 percentage points less than either the OECD or the IMF had predicted the preceding year. +One reason for the emphasis on job search is that it is relatively cheap. +Ontario Premier David Peterson, whose Liberal Party won a landslide victory last month, said the trade agreement "isn't in the interest of the country." +P&G said the cuts so far affect about 150 employees, including some who were offered transfers at the end of last year. +Over the past few months, GM along with Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp., have cut production temporarily at a number of plants to balance inventories with sales. +Millions of people buy train magazines and never drive a train, just as millions buy violent pornography and never rape or abuse. +Jack Stahl, a 25-year resident of the Hillside housing project, said he made complaints for seven months about the grafitti to the city's Housing Authority. +American Home Products, which bid to acquire A.H. Robins, rose 1 1/2 to 73. +It ended the year with reserves of $17.9 billion. +The Germans were going to the lecture. It could be that west Germans still do not care greatly about what goes on in the east. +The black gangs tend to be heavily involved in drug trafficking, Vincent said. +Sudbury's chief executive resigned in a major management shake-up following the firm's decision to focus on consolidation rather than continue its rapid growth through acquisitions. +But even with all these potential problems, global short-term bond funds have generally produced good results. And, argue fund managers, they should continue to produce decent returns. +"What's happening around the world shows the universality of King," Davis said in a telephone interview from Washington. +The committee recommended that the EPA focus its reviews on pesticides thought to pose the greatest risk. +In Wallingford, town attorney Adam Mantzaris said his town's police may have illegally taped phone conversations in the department's cellblock. +Guerrillas of the South-West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) are fighting South Africa for control of the territory. +Other useful items of information are strewn about the pages at random, not neatly boxed, as is usually the case. +The illegal drug use in pregnancy "cuts across racial and socio-economic lines and maternal age groups, especially since cocaine has become so popular," said Dr. Elaine M. Johnson, director of the Office of Substance Abuse Prevention. +The missing westerners include six Americans, four Britons, two Germans and an Italian. +In a statement, the Belgian company said its board "is of the opinion that the acquisition of a controlling interest by Mr. De Benedetti is neither in the interest of Societe Generale's shareholders nor in the interest of the group's companies." +He was a retired export expert from a large clothing company. +The newspaper Moskovskii Komsomolets headlined its main report at the weekend 'There is a harvest - but who will eat it?'. It also said that 'the statistics show that we are eating less - and not because we are worrying about our figures'. +I leave prophecy to those more learned and bolder than I, even though I note that most of them were wrong six months ago. +Add products. "Mothers trust us," Piergallini said. +He said the government is considering changing security legislation that "could possibly inhibit the free conduct of peaceful politics." He also said the government has "started to act" on allowing thousands of exiles to return home. +That control resulted from BCCI's loans for purchases of CCAH shares, which were pledged as collateral for the loans. +The military and its Revolutionary Democratic Party have proved more durable. +Ximena's case reminded many of "El Caso Juliana," or "The Juliana Case," that in its own way tightened heartstrings across this South American country several months ago. +Rates on short-term Treasury bills rose again yesterday. +(42) "Facts of Life," NBC, 13.2. +'Effectively, they are underinvested,' says Mr William Coles, of Salomon Brothers. One result is a new love-affair with foreign companies. +Home State collapsed four days after Fort Lauderdale-based ESM was shut down by federal regulators for insolvency. +The missed payments disclosed yesterday include $2 million of monthly interest that were due Monday on $227 million of debt Western Union owes to a group of 31 banks. +The same year, the health department accused Cotter of 23 violations of its state radioactive materials license. +Bob Williams, who divulged little else. +"The most startling result in this analysis was that the Northeast region did not have high heartburn on the Rolaids index," said Levin. +May insisted that the missile still meets Air Force requirements. +Each lobs an explosive banana at the other. +A.B. Park of the Maryland Agriculture Department said state officials began tracing eggs and testing chickens while federal officials were debating whether salmonellosis is a poultry disease. +"We laid out what we think needs to be done, but our recommendations have no force of law," said Ted Lopatkiewicz, an NTSB spokesman. +This is not as precisely worded as the prohibition against expropriation in either the Magna Carta or the U.S. Constitution. +A half-dozen Senate Democrats have proposed a constitutional amendment to let Congress impose ceilings on campaign expenditures, a step the Supreme Court has held would infringe on free speech. +Hussein will not know, until and unless he holds the talks, whether Jordan will recover any or all of the West Bank. +I don't know the exact sizing of it, but nobody can say for certain that those missiles aren't there," he said. +A ground-to-ground missile fell on Baghdad early yesterday morning, reportedly killing a small number of civilians; in retaliation, Iraq bombed several Iranian cities, including Kermanshah, an Iranian training camp and air base. +Big Board volume totaled 168.44 million shares, against 147.59 million in the previous session. +The venture financing also allowed Bookstop to begin expanding outside Texas. +The figure represents about half of Italy's total import of grapefruit. +West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher called Bush's proposal "an important step forward." +Mrs. Schindler's sister, Sheila Turner, set the record for the Liberal pancake race in 1975 with a time of 58.5 seconds. +The last criminal to die in New York's electric chair was Eddie Lee Mays in 1963. +Cancer research is now part of this movement toward privatization, as illustrated by the biotechnology industry. +In addition, auto makers' reports of strong U.S. car sales for late June raised inflationary worries. +Along with a number comparable to those of past months, the department will calculate the nation's trade deficit excluding the cost of freight and insurance for imports. +While nearly all growers associations are participating in alien legalization programs, some individual contractors and growers are refusing to help their undocumented employees. +We've got a lot of wires down. We've had a structure fire. +Illinois officials wanting to conduct warrantless searches of racetrack employees' on-grounds living quarters as one way of protecting the sport's integrity lost a Supreme Court appeal today. +It was not immediately clear why it took troops so long to reach the region. +Only last fall, controllers at Chicago's busy O'Hare International Airport began making errors so frequently that the federal government ordered a cut in flights. +In Washington, State Department spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler said: "We are pleased that President Avril's authority has been restored. +Hysteria is never far below the surface, though surprisingly Divine Words seems to end on a note of christian forgiveness: 'Let he is who is without sin cast the first stone.' +Hamlet marries Ophelia, and they live happily ever after." Ziad Rahbani has put the chaos and insanity of war-battered Beirut to music in an attempt to blend Arabic music and jazz into a new form. +More than 8,000 grieving Soviets followed Sakharov's body, transported in an open-ended bus that also carried Bonner along Lenin Prospekt to outdoor funeral ceremonies at Luzhniki sports complex. +The Jeep Grand Cherokee, which Chrysler is starting to build at a new $1 billion plant on Detroit's depressed East Side, looks good enough to chip away at the market captured by Ford Motor Co.'s Explorer. +Previous testimony has linked Edwards to the coffin-sized box, which witnesses said they saw him building, and to a public telephone at about the time a ransom call was being recorded by the FBI. +"This plan is either going to happen or they will file Chapter 11 by Dec. 31." +As expected, Giant also reported a net loss of $6.2 million for the nine months on a 4% sales drop to $59.6 million. +Israel Radio reported yesterday that Mr. Shamir had decided to move up the elections, possibly to as early as May. But a spokesman for Mr. Shamir said the prime minister has not yet made up his mind. +Increased sightings of dolphin calves in the past three months is encouraging, but recovery from two years of poisoning that killed hundreds of dolphins will be a slow process, researchers say. +Due to the Columbus Day holiday, Electric Boat was closed Monday and company officials couldn't be reached for comment. +The dwarf, spherical galaxy is 100,000 times fainter than the Milky Way and cannot be seen without a powerful telescope, they said. +The sole glimmer of hope was a forecast from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders that an extra 70,000 cars would be sold this year after his Budget package to help the car industry. These measures were somewhat grudgingly received. +Mel Gibson and Danny Glover return to their Los Angeles Police Department posts in "Lethal Weapon II." Richard Chamberlain, Oliver Reed and Michael York play their old roles in "The Return of the Musketeers." +As he moved on to set the tone for the start of his administration, Bush described a nation "in a peaceful and prosperous time." +"One 12-hour storm can wipe out 30 years work," he told the president, adding that he was sure some tree farmers in South Carolina had been devastated by Hurricane Hugo. +It also has 95 offices in Japan and 45 in the United Kingdom. +Although there is occasional contact with Eskimo hunters and fishermen from Alaska, there are no Siberian-Yup'ik or Inupiat-speaking troops on the island. +When he suffered a severe finger injury, the quarterback had the surgeon mold his finger around a football to ensure he would be able to continue to play. +Company officials called the judge's ruling Wednesday a major victory and said it frees Morrell from any back pay obligation. +"No way did Ashleigh Brilliant make that up," the man says. +"Try as we may, we do our very best to approximate the skeleton, but you just cannot duplicate Mother Nature," Herndon said. +Raytheon Co. won a $69.6 million Navy contract for shipboard electronic countermeasures equipment. +At almost every oil company and every trading house, traders who had entered the war "long," or owning a lot of oil, frantically tried to sell off some of the high-priced cargoes they had bought only hours before. +Big steel users negotiate their own long-term contracts. Last night, British Steel played down the effect of the rise on the UK inflation rate. +But they sense he wants to avoid tackling issues that remind party hardliners and the Soviet public of the country's recent retreats. +Judge Stephen Williams wrote for the court's three-judge panel the commission's "insouciance" about pipeline-producer contracts "taints" the open access program. +The institute said it had reports Sherif had been tortured in Tora Reception prison. +Mr Jason James, strategist at James Capel in Tokyo, expects volatility on the stock market during April or May, since capital ratios for banks will not be an issue until September and stock valuation losses can be forgotten until March 1994. +I headed back to my hotel feeling all-too-mortal, avoiding mirrors all the way. David Pilling travelled c/o London-based Promotion Nepal (3 Wellington Terrace, Bayswater Rd, W2 4LW; tel: 071-229-3528) and local operator Temple Tiger. +"I don't even believe that's in question," said Rep. Steve Bartlett, R-Dallas. +But a criminal complaint filed Wednesday also accuses Dunlap and Robison this time of conspiring with others to obstruct justice and influence witnesses in the original case. +The trial judge ruled the verdict was not supported by the evidence, and ordered a new trial. +Seitel, which provides seismic data for the energy industry, said that while that industry struggles through economic woes, the company continues to experience strong operating results primarily from sales of new data and the resale of older data. +When the ban ended in 1951, he established the anti-Communist Great Japan Patriots' Party, of which he was president. +He is the only defendant charged with racketeering. +"When Gorbachev wasn't paraphrasing Yakovlev, he was quoting him directly," says Rodolfo Brancoli, an author and former Moscow bureau chief for the Italian daily La Republica. +A trustees' committee and the director of the Corcoran Gallery of Art are seeking to heal relations with the art community by expressing regret for canceling a planned exhibit that included sexually provocative photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe. +"Here's a guy who, as part of his pet project, wanted to remove the Rose Garden for subterranean parking," he scoffs. +American Stores Co., the nation's third-largest grocery chain, has agreed with federal regulators not buy any shares of Lucky Stores Inc. until Saturday. +Leyland Daf wants the dealers both to sell the vans and market the company. +But where self-interest lies isn't entirely clear when one may be taking a toxic drug that can upset an otherwise normal blood count, even as it attacks a lethal virus. +The question of who'd go first on unpleasant tax and spending steps, and thus take the political onus, has been a sticking point all along. +The A340 will be powered by four CFM56-5C-2 engines being designed by CFM International, a joint venture between General Electric Co. of the United States and SNECMA of France. +Colorado authorities blamed the storm for a power outage in Fort Collins and a small-plane crash near Aurora. +Where Osborne scored was to do it on stage: where all of them gained in publicity was in the way they were taken up by the popular press. Tynan was also wrong in one main respect: there was no 'instinctive leftishness' about Osborne. +Ogilvy & Mather is pleased with the improvement in culture and communications that has resulted from its move. +"We decided we couldn't live anymore," Davis said. +The experiment folded after one year. +The minimum order is five copies, price Pounds 3.50 including post and packing. +"Six Characters" represents the first production of the group headed by Michael Rudman, who could not have arranged a more auspicious debut. +Primerica is noteworthy because it is one of only two stocks from the November list that have declined; American Stores, which acquired Lucky Stores, is the other. +A company doctor at the time called the condition "tunnelitis," and gave the men tablets nicknamed "little black devils." Many didn't quit in time. +We've earned it after the years of sacrificing." Green wants to see a boost in the average blue-collar wages of $14.61 per hour, or $30,388 annually for a 40-hour week. +Mr. Richards, the attorney representing Mr. Mozer who called the guidelines estimate obtained by this newspaper "frankly ridiculous," added: "First of all, your whole analysis is extraordinarily premature. +It accused them of "criminal acts against the Nicaraguan people." According to the government, the eight were fomenting dissent and helped organize a large anti-government demonstration last Sunday that ended in violence. +The reorganization plan before the court calls for Kaiser to develop a 900-acre industrial park on the site of the Fontana plant, and to open a dump for municipal waste at its shuttered Eagle Mountain iron ore mine in Riverside County. +Miss Suzman, who graduated from Johannesburg to the RSC, said other, wiser things, and I hope her feelings for the South African theatre will have survived Tuesday's vote. +"This program is working. +But on all the project's stationery, business cards and ads, there now appears the name Newport. +Partners of Blank Rome created Sunrise in 1980, solicited its original investors and attended its board meetings. +Each team had rented a charter to jet their players from Washington into Omaha for the night and they sent in so many that the spinners nearly crushed the press trying to write down their reactions. +California in 1987 established a program where redemption centers, rather than retailers, redeem beverage containers. +"That would have been true of the United States in 1850," he explained. "Now our big resource is a skilled and educated population. +The greatest conundrum facing 450m people when communism collapsed in eastern and central Europe five years ago was how to create capitalism without capital. +The bank has four other branches in Manhattan. +Tulane will survey health officials in all 50 states, since they set most standards and regulate industrial compliance in environmental health matters. +Apple shares fell $1.50, to $51.625, in national over-the-counter trading yesterday. +The Japanese government will try to work out the matter with the company privately. +Chocolate manufacturers have been searching for a low-calorie fat for candy, so P&G could have a winner if caprenin is approved. +"This plan is a bomb. +On Oct. 8, the state telephone company and airline are scheduled to be transferred to private owners. +The $1.5 billion theme park, which is scheduled to open in 1992 and employ 30,000 people, was avidly wooed by the French almost from the time Disney began to consider European sites five years ago. +"We were yelling at the windows for the family to come down. There were men out here with sheets yelling to throw the baby. +Many Moslems say Rushdie's book portrays the prophet Mohammed's wives as prostitutes and suggests that he _ rather than God _ wrote the Koran, Islam's holy book. +Unlike the sections in Germany, where Mr. Moss seems mostly to have relied on secondary sources, the Brazilian sections are based on extensive interviews and research into communist files now part of Brazilian police archives. +Mr. Guerin said that while Elle is aimed at women in their 20s, Femme's readers are "high income and high profile" women who are "slightly more mature and wealthy." +Crude contracts for later months all dropped, most by $1.50 per barrel, their maximum limit for the day. +When they were told permission for the meeting had been refused, they set off for the city's downtown. +Another entry pitches the wrong brand: Oscar Mayer. +Charles Garry told a news conference at the Hall of Justice that he will fight efforts by Robeson County authorities to try Hatcher on state charges of kidnapping. +After his quarter-century career at Pan Am, where he began as a Long Island City ticket agent and became director of communications, Mulroy joined the AP in August 1984. +The commission held that there wasn't any persuasive evidence that Mr. Gaughan knew about the skimming. +"It may just have been the combination of Alma-Ata and Shanghai," says Jerry Hough, a prominent Soviet specialist at Duke University. +The operating profit was Pounds 16.4m, but the cost of financing the buy-out debt reduced the pre-tax profit to Pounds 11m. +Thai avarice has provided Hanoi with a light at the end of the tunnel. +The new line is drawing less-than-radiant reviews in some quarters. +Moreover, diesel emissions are the single largest source of public complaints that the board receives about pollution, Boyd said. +"The hundreds of thousands of class members ought to be able to receive (something) as a sort of blanket compensation for what they're going through," Meyer said. +The Peruvian strike began on Aug. 14 and lasted 18 days. +We don't use Styrofoam cups any more." His firm, Cosmopulos, Crowley and Daly, and several other private companies donated their services for the campaign. +The bill authorizes smaller amounts for a series of other AIDS projects, including $20 million a year for research into helping pediatric patients and state grants to buy drugs for treatment of AIDS and related conditions. +Chrysler Corp. will rely on a stripped-down version of a compact car to fill a void left when the company stops making subcompacts, a Chrysler executive said. +"They always operate in very short-term installments," says a U.S. executive with intimate ties to the Saudi regime. +But the judge and the SEC faced a tough question, Mr. Dreman says. +"It's a pity, isn't it?" said the 72-year-old governor. "Kanazawa is a place where people can live like human beings." Nakanishi says he uses his nose to measure the changes in his beloved city. +Some believe that European bond markets may be able to uncouple from trends in the US fixed interest sector. +In national over-the-counter trading Friday, the biotechnology concern's shares closed at $16.25, up 12.5 cents. +In the central Texas drowning, Knight said he got out of the truck when it stalled and went to a nearby home to get some rope and inner tubes. +But by the next presidential election in 1996, the performance of the bond and stock markets could be important political variables than ever before. +Lars Ahrell has resigned from CHLORIDE GROUP. +When Reagan announced his program in 1983, he proposed that it should be aimed at making nuclear weapons obsolete. +Wolverine's Mr. Jeffers said CertainTeed is one of Wolverine's competitors. +He attended the University of Chicago, where he majored in political science. +(8) "Wonder Years" ABC, 16.9, 15.5 million homes. +Insiders said the mood at the company was somber. +Among industry groups showing the biggest gains yesterday were apparel retailers, pollution control concerns, auto manufacturers and airlines. +Its alliance with MCI gives it a presence on both shores of the Atlantic. +Some Members took up to four weeks to make good on their chits. +"We are at the very embryonic stage of what we have," said Portman. "We have a high and statistic significant correlation of antibody levels and PMS. +Diamonds aren't like other commodities or financial instruments, argues Mr. Jaffe. +We would emphasize one area of that responsibility that has been allowed to lose its social function: the criminal justice system. +"At the very least, the government should ensure that those responsible for past human rights abuses are not placed in positions where they could have control or authority over prisoners," the organization said. +Total loans grew to $12.7 billion from $11.1 billion. +Iran has demanded that before the peace talks resume, the two sides should agree to full implementation of Resolution 598, including the troop withdrawals. +Western Union also said that it has asked the Internal Revenue Service to extend from last Sunday to Dec. 31 the date Western Union's $13.7 million contribution to its pension fund is due. +In the meantime, she told us how to find the Jewish graveyard and the residence of the parish priest. A soft August rain was falling but we decided to walk to the cemetery rather than drive. +And, he said, the panel will be overseeing the RTC's disposition of real estate, particularly in Texas, where the savings and loan problem has been concentrated. +Erector-set pylons carry looping power lines across the miles, which only underscore the tedium. +Haast is founder and director of the Miami Serpentarium Laboratories, which he started in Miami in 1946. +Fenchurch's management will acquire the business for an initial payment of #30.5 million ($47.3 million), with #30 million of that sum in cash and the remainder in an interest-free unsecured note. +Computer giants are warring openly over control of a computing standard that is touted as the key to making computers as easy to connect as telephones. +"He was so much different than his father," said Providence police Cmdr. +But now it hurts.' There are plenty of signs that Iraq has reached a critical stage. +In November, pessimists outnumbered optimists. +There has been no official Chinese account of the alleged remarks, and Japanese officials say they have a hard time believing Mr. Deng actually made them. +Lemaire of Paris wrote in a 1984 article for the Biblical Archaeology Review that the dealer only showed him the pomegranate so he could photograph it. +"The president himself has to be accountable for the activities of his henchman," Brown said in a statement. +Deere has said, however, that it might consider reopening discussions with Versatile. +The WTO, it seems, is contemplating the admission of "Palestine," a creation of the Palestine Liberation Organization, to membership and State rightly objects. +Its polished black granite walls bear the names of the more than 58,000 Vietnam war dead, including eight uniformed nurses. +Only routes to Latin America managed a small improvement in passenger numbers last year. Traffic volume finished the year slightly below the level of 1989. +Previously, Koivisto had held talks with three other Soviet leaders: Leonid Brezhnev, Yuri Andropov, and Konstantin Chernenko. He has now met Gorbachev more than 10 times. +Those who prefer not to kiss simply suffer. +Armenian journalists working for state-run agencies said the death toll in Baku had risen to 32. Others were killed in other parts of Azerbaijan, the official Tass news agency reported without giving figures. +Russia, which has strategic interests in the Transcaucasus, helped to mediate the peace deal between Georgia and Abkhazia. +The First Union-Southeast transaction is the most dramatic example to date of a new FDIC effort to speed the closure of sick banks in order to reduce the cost to the shrinking Bank Insurance Fund and minimize disruptions to borrowers. +Prosecutors have rejected about half the cases brought so far following a giant weekend police sweep against gangs, saying there is not enough evidence to proceed in court. +Any more stringent measures will have to be harmonised at regional level. The growing emphasis on international standards has made the writing of those standards itself a highly competitive industry. +Baker spoke as sources said the U.S. budget squeeze may force Bush to confront a proposed armed forces cutback even as he reassures the allies he will not cut a military deal with Gorbachev behind their backs at the summit. +Rentokil must be approaching the point where there is more risk than sure reward. +But some companies offer preferred smoker rates that are lower than their usual smoker rates and higher than rates for nonsmokers. +"We see this as a chance to try to do something in the public sector that has been successful in the private sector." In some cities, however, school systems remain opposed to outside providers. +Another 32 percent said the candidates did not mean it when they promised not to increase taxes. +Supplies of beef are turning around," in IBP's favor. +The trains stopped coming after that. +In the first nine months, Bankers Trust reversed its year-earlier loss. +The Board of Health adopted a Health Code amendment Monday that requires that all pit bull terriers be registered, spayed or neutered and identified by photographs and tattooing. +The Antarctic ozone hole develops as such high-level deficits spread to lower altitudes, where most polar ozone is found, Hofmann said in a telephone interview. +The earthquake, 7.8-8.2 on the Richter scale, followed by a second tremor of 7.9 devastated 20 square miles of the city of Tangshan. +Some 64% of CEOs whose companies do business in Spain said they plan to increase their activity there, vs. less than 1% that plan to cut back. +She was estranged from Hughes at the time of her death, and some of her partisans have accused him of smothering her in housework and leaving her for another woman. +The Pentagon total was 202, but the report said 300 was "more likely the real figure." Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark has estimated the death toll at 4,000 to 7,000, but the report said there was no basis for such a finding. +"He would have to be around those people to kill them," the attorney said. +The American agency told U.S. airlines Tuesday to inspect all their 741 newer Boeing 737s, 747s, 757s and 767s after problems were discovered in 17 aircraft. +But foreigners are also turning out the biggest gas guzzlers. +Pickfair, the fabled mansion where Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks held court for early Hollywood stars, is about to be transformed into a Renaissance-style Venetian palazzo by Pia Zadora and her husband. +Malibu on the sands seems to have feet of clay. +"When I'm talking to the mother of a 6-year-old who died yesterday because we had a donor but they didn't get to us in time, I can't see the big picture any longer," she said. +For all of his free-market rhetoric, Mr. Katz is still viewed with suspicion by some conservatives. +Ancient Chinese and Japanese historical records reported the exploding star that formed the Crab Nebula was visible for 653 nights and in daylight for 23 consecutive days. +Rafael Samudio Molina said in an interview with the radio chain RCN that Monday's peasant protests were organized by the ELN. +The bank said the total cost of a hydroelectric power plant and related facilities will be about $1.09 billion. +Aides say much of his acceptance speech may well be extemporaneous comments praising Bush, attacking Democratic nominee Michael Dukakis and stressing his own experience on national security and defense issues. +"I'll get something less expensive that looks similar," she says. +The Senate failed to override Bush's veto of legislation that would have eased restrictions on political activity for federal employees. +On an appeal by the Justice Department, the Supreme Court reversed the lower-court rulings. +Third-quarter earnings improved dramatically because of investment income and increased operating income in all divisions, including $5.1 million from Facet Enterprises Inc., a filtration products company acquired in May 1988. +But behind a carved 15th century walnut door, pilgrims with covered heads speak in hushed tones beside Kussam's gilded tomb. +One inevitable problem is that PR managers have no direct control over the results of their efforts in the media. +Despite all these opportunities for bargain shopping, the Mt. +The Christian Voice of Lebanon called it a "shelling storm." Among the dead were seven soldiers serving under Christian army commander Gen. +"It's really an unprecedented effort on this scale, to be done in such a short time frame under such difficult conditions," he said. +The vodka is neither Russian nor Polish, but comes from Finland; and for the privilege of feeling you might be just about anywhere, you will pay the equivalent of a Romanian citizen's monthly salary. +British interest rates are bottoming out, but many experts believe there will be another rate cut this year. +But, Mr. Doja says, there's also growing interest from more off-beat enterprises, such as a fresh crayfish company in Duluth that ships to Sweden. +Among Mr. Gold's other successful ventures was the acquisition of Starr Broadcasting Group Inc. in 1979. +He spoke for an hour and a half and then got pneumonia and died a few weeks later." Actually, that was William Henry Harrison, Benjamin's grandfather. +Lowery and Coretta Scott King said members of the National Coalition of Conscience would meet at the United Nations Plaza that day, Human Rights Day. +'When the snow melts, in about a month, we will go back to Tajikistan and fight,' Ismatullah said. A comrade named Manon agreed: 'People think communism has been destroyed. But they are being stupid. +Luring that money back may not be so easy, considering the recent track record for equity markets in the region. +Pay stubs come under scrutiny this week as economists examine the June employment payroll and unemployment rate data. +I remained there until 5:30 or 6. +Then the heathens will receive their beads. Others were less world-weary. +" 'Tell us on the phone why you like the stock. +Three summers ago, when Mr. Thornburgh was appointed, he seemed immune to the crony charges that had afflicted his predecessors. +"We don't know if what we're bringing will offend people," Gold acknowledged. "Like today, (the Japanese sponsor) wanted to take the clowns around to some newspapers. +At least 9,000 tourists, mostly from Western Europe, were evacuated from beach resorts south of Colombo on Tuesday after their hotels received warnings from the front to close their doors or face attacks. +The FCC's warning was prompted by a recent surge in complaints about these new alternative operator services, known as AOS companies, said Greg Vogt, chief of the FCC's telephone enforcement division. +Not so with some other winners. +But he's busy with interviews and promotional appearances for the film starring Sean Connery that premiered Friday, and said he has "not had any time to consider" a race against incumbent Rep. Roy P. Dyson, D-Md. +However, one official indicated that the administration, in an effort to win congressional support, might show some flexibility. +"Maybe Baby," previously titled "Sooner or Later," is a cute, sophisticated story of a spoiled woman who thinks having a baby will be as easy as having an Alfa Romeo. +I'm sure our company will want to talk with you. +In spite of the professions of optimism and patience, many individuals and investment clubs lose faith when the market falls. +In return, they will get ratings and sales data as well as information on what brands people bought compared with what they watched. +Inevitably, the rear was brought up by a Department of Sanitation street sweeper. +Rural nonfederal land now totals 1.4 billion acres. +Power is also part of a joint-venture retail development at Two Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills and is seeking more retail locations in U.S. cities, Mr. Leonard said. +The perjury charges, returned Feb. 15, each carry a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a maximum $250,000 fine. +"Perhaps I am," Burnett said when asked later by a reporter about the description. "Perhaps sometimes I can do good things and sometimes I can do stupid things." Burnett must report for prison Jan. 2. +The lion's owner, India Tucker, said her husband, Billie, shot the 3-year-old lion dead after the attack Friday evening. +The LACE experiments are expected to start in about 60 days and continue for 30 months. +Most of the errors were on lists provided by the Defense Department, Frank and Scruggs said. +In coastal areas, cyclones cause more damage, but they are much harder to predict and are considered virtually impossible to control. +A rally to protest Reagan administration policy in Central America drew 1,900 participants and 250 counterdemonstrators Sunday in St. Paul, Minn., while 600 people rallied in Los Angeles. +One test completely omitted, according to subcommittee investigators, was for life-expectancy of the devices. +All of which is clever, interesting, but not always real. Yet True West, as they say, brings up a whole lot of stuff. +ANC leaders also must find ways to satsify the needs and aspirations of millions of impoverished blacks in South Africa, where blacks outnumber whites more than 5 to 1. +Mr. Funaro generally has rejected foreign intervention in the management of Brazil's economy, and has particularly objected to any involvement by the International Monetary Fund. +Smith said that would not qualify for an exemption because Franklin already was aware of Rothschild's condition. +The tank had been filled Friday, and workers were transferring 1,500 gallons from the outside tank to another tank inside the plant when the leak occurred, a plant spokesman said. +"By the time I hang up, I'm jumping out of my skin," she says. +Heavy promotion and health claims may get consumers to try the products, retailers say, but a bland taste will preclude repeat purchases. +Coal & Allied said it rejected CRA's offer. +Mrs. Lozinska waited two weeks for this visit, and Mr. Filipiak has repaired her washer in 10 seconds. +South Africa said the incursion violated an agreement that the guerrillas would remain in bases at least 100 miles inside Angola until repatriated as unarmed civilians. +He said he discussed a role for Jackson in a Dukakis administration when the two met late last night and early this morning. +The Interior Department announced a year's postponement of a Gulf of Alaska oil lease sale because of environmental concerns, even though state officials said a sale there posed little risk. +Among the mementos cherished by Baker, who was announced Wednesday as Bush's choice for secretary of state, is a Bush photo signed by the president-elect with the note: "What would we do without real friends?" Baker's selection came as no surprise. +They hope eventually to gain recognition in the Soviet Union, the People's Republic of China and many Islamic countries where the Utah-based church has no official presence. +A representative for one of them, Shogakukan Ltd., said Thursday it also decided to stop selling the stories because the boy's name had connotations of racial discrimination. +They were followed and applied in this case. +The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 2.96 at 2226.24, but the blue-chips lagged behind the broader market indexes. +"They made a fortune out of this," Mr. Wu said. +Equity investment has fallen to below 20 per cent, with only 5.8 per cent, or Y710bn of net cash flow, invested in the stock market. The strength of the yen has taken away incentive for Japanese institutions to invest overseas. +Part of the expected decline stems from American Express's decision to write off its $144 million investment in First Capital Holdings Corp., a Los Angeles insurer now in bankruptcy-law proceedings. +For one thing, the negotiations involved one of the Contra's senior field leaders, Oscar Sovalbarro. +What the brochures don't say is that this new luxury Israeli resort is a mile down the beach from a sprawling refugee camp called Khan Yunis, where nine Palestinians have been killed since rioting began in Gaza in December. +Results of the poll by Survey Research Hong Kong, conducted in the last week of June, indicated slightly more than half the people may emigrate. +"We could reach a continental agreement that could be a beginning of a permanent dialogue," he said. +Lin Broadcasting Corp. previously asked for government clearance to try to acquire a controlling stake in American Cellular through a negotiated agreement. +The groups are not linked. +But he said he would listen to any job offers made to him by Bush. +A British customs agent traveled to Moscow and plans were made to find the drug traffickers. +'I need a better return on capital than in the City,' he says. +Bonds maturing in 2005 are not formally reoffered to investors. +The dollar began a steady decline relative to the currencies of most of our major trading partners, especially the Japanese yen. +PS Group eased 1/2 to 41 after reporting that its fourth-quarter loss widened to $2.17 a share from 77 cents a share. +Political analysts said Mr. Chirac was taking a risk in angering labor unions at a time when France's social climate is increasingly tense and strikes are breaking out in some fields, including public transportation. +The commission's competition regulators, however, were worried that the merger would stymie competition in Spain, because Alcatel would gain 80% of that market for telephone-transmission equipment. +The bandit pointed a gun at a clerk inside the Seaquarium, grabbed the cash and fled into the night Wednesday, said police Lt. Steve Ducharme. +That came in addition to $2.6 billion Friday. +Broussard has said he formed the association to divert inner-city children from a life of drugs and crime through athletics and tough discipline. +The dollar got a lift yesterday from a Japanese news service report that Japan is considering new measures to try to stabilize exchange rates, including a cut in its discount rate, its central bank's lending fee to financial institutions. +Other factors that could increase demand, he said, include the increasing age of the population, wider medical insurance coverage and the AIDS epidemic. +The two tabulations differ somewhat in part because of case reporting delays, revisions in the standards for reporting of AIDS cases and other factors. +Companies are also crowding into so-called synthetic GICs created by banks and brokerage firms. +Newsprint inventories of newspapers in the association's statistical sample averaged a 50-day supply in July compared with a 44-day supply a year earlier. +He said only a few looters were hardcore criminals. +And, some might say, a very good thing too. +But apparently it is hard to change the pay structure, which is set by the state. +Unpopular and far behind in the polls, Truman invented the whistlestop, making an average of 10 speeches a day from the back of a train and sparing the Republicans no ridicule in that blunt, partisan "Give `Em Hell" manner of his. +Opponents contend, among other things, that the state constitution doesn't specifically permit a tax on services. Aside from its constitutionality, opponents have said that the tax would be bad for the state's economy. +An unknown factor is the impact of the 50,000 Mauritanians repatriated from Senegal, where most were small shopkeepers. Resettling them will be a financial burden on the government, and their return also means loss of the money they had sent home. +The benchmark 30-year Treasury issue fell 1 1/8 points, pushing the yield up to 8.83%, the highest in nearly a year. +Analysts had expected it to earn about 31 cents a share in the latest period, according to First Call, a unit of Thomson Financial Networks. +You know, the image of barking at the children. +The crisis has devastated an already poor country. +A spokeswoman for the attorney general's office said she could not elaborate on details of the case, and was unsure of the penalty for illegal extradition because Mexico is in the process of revising criminal penalties. +John M. Cranor III, a top executive at Pepsico Inc., was appointed Friday as president and chief executive of the food and soft drink maker's Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp. subsidiary. +We both know it will not be easy, we both know it will not be easy. +Michael L. Lomax, the pick of the city's business establishment to be the next mayor, abruptly withdrew from the race yesterday, leaving former Mayor Maynard H. Jackson as a shoo-in for the October election. +Others, eager to impress the newcomer, will "hear what they want to hear" and plunge ahead down paths that the new boss really doesn't want to tread. +Overall, the company reportedly employs about 103,000 people. +The government ensures competition law is strictly applied. The British response to this is that it is all fine in theory but the reality may be different. +In a bid to prevent passengers being caught in the crossfire between Rio's police and drug traffickers all the windows are to be fitted with bullet-proof glass. +The group's contract to buy the airline will lapse if financing isn't obtained within four months of an April 9 merger agreement with the UAL board. +A year earlier, the book and telephone directory printer earned $828,000, or 60 cents a share, on sales of $33.4 million. +He said the parks unit has also been reducing discretionary spending, such as advertising. +The one-time Footsie company saw its share price slide 24 to 113p, its lowest level for more than nine years. +The passage of time hasn't dampened the anger of the three Michigan professors. +He cannot charm his way out of a just verdict. +And the company has the potential for further dramatic change, he said. +Massachusetts first lady Kitty Dukakis, wife of the Democratic presidential front-runner, was paid $20,000 last year for her part-time position as director of a novel program at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. +Honduras's military pledged to search for gunmen who attacked a bus carrying 28 U.S. airmen about six miles north of Tegucigalpa, leaving eight wounded, at least two seriously. +He said his party must keep control of the National Assembly if it is to govern effectively. +The number of Eastern Airlines planes sidelined with safety violations grew to at least 10 Friday, as a federal crackdown found problems including a fuel leak, a missing maintenance log and a cracked wing flap, the Machinists union said. +In other words, we know only what Sarah writes home to friends or records on cassette. +They were met, floral leis in hand of course, by Governor John Waihee. +A. Schulman's consumer products, mostly wraps, bags and films, are posting a healthy quarter in Europe. +Mr. Ohmae is McKinsey & Co.'s managing partner in Japan. +It also reduced the amount of overtime Boeing could require, and, according to the company, improved the cost-of-living formula for workers and provided significant increases in medical coverage and other benefits. +The losses came when fund trustees were forced to sell shares at depressed prices to meet redemption orders, the consultants say. +Reed's current 10% stake in British Sky will slip to 4% as a result of its decision not to participate in the planned equity refinancing. +With household products, "POISON" means highly toxic, "DANGER" means extremely flammable or corrosive or highly toxic, "WARNING" or "CAUTION" means less toxic. +Gates and Kelly were unable to meet with Pakistan's prime minister, Benazir Bhutto, or its foreign minister, Sabahzada Yaqub Khan. +The segment posted operating profit of $104.1 million for the quarter, compared with $18.8 million a year earlier. +And the administration, chastened by previous defeats, has been reluctant to move forward with even watered-down arms sales to the Saudis and other Arab friends. +She was advertising for sex." "She was obviously dressed for a good time, but we felt she may have bit off more than she could chew," said juror Mary Bradshaw. +But he said only time will tell how much stiffness might remain. +It will be a major introduction, the largest thing that's happened to us in 1990." "This is the worst set of readings since the last recession in 1981," says Benjamin Zacks, executive vice president of the company. +They would allow the first legal multiracial areas, but at the same time strengthen enforcement of existing apartheid laws and make it easier for authorities to evict blacks from squatter camps and whites-only areas. +Analysts have said the winning Northwest bid could be as high as $120 a share, or $3.5 billion. +Lubrizol said the filing is part of a pending patent-infringement lawsuit between itself and Exxon. +The water companies' response to Ofwat on how the 1994 regulatory review should be conducted unsettled the market. +Capital represents the interest of an institution's owners. +They may, in fact, want a much bigger say in the decision-making process than the U.S. wants to cede. +Virginia Rep. Moran, the sponsor, hastens to explain that the purpose isn't to glorify Saddam Hussein but to show the region's rich heritage. +France's President Francois Mitterrand asked President Bush, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and other world leaders Tuesday to help end the fighting in this former French colony, said Mitterrand spokesman Hubert Vedrine. +The road is a popular gathering place, and the crowd was standing in the street, Espinosa said. +We want to distinguish ourselves from the pile of mail." +The justices, by a 7-2 vote, told a federal appeals court to restudy its ruling that the inmate's rights were violated because he was not given adequate psychiatric care. +When the banks won't talk to you, who will back you? +Rover was not injured, he said. +In the year to the end of September, group pre-tax profits fell 23 per cent to DM245m. +This would seem to be a simple, common-sense approach to the problem of teen-age childbearing. +Monroy said the rebels handed over 61 carbines they seized Sunday. +"Contrary to speculation from certain quarters about MAI Basic Four's intentions, the only motive for MAI Basic Four's tender offer for Prime shares is to acquire Prime," LeBow wrote Wednesday to Prime president Anthony Craig. +As a result, even the mighty Deutsche Bank, which once took the lead in arranging credits for the Soviet Union, has begun sounding the alarm. +Upon request, airlines are legally required to provide free copies of these "Conditions of Contract of Carriage." +"There were no warnings," he said. "I was thin. +With masterful understatement, Rep. Blanchette describes this transaction as "peculiar." +He said their publication was 'one of the most important post-war innovations in levering up standards'. But Miss Joan Jefferson, the association's president, said the way the league tables were compiled was 'nonsense'. +The company wouldn't confirm the earnings figures. +Bakes told the committee that Eastern will boost its marketing effort, including a substantial expansion in advertising and promotional spending on its business flyer program, to counter negative accounts of Eastern's situation. +Enterprise Computer Holdings has opened a new branch of its Database Server Systems subsidiary in Pennsylvania. DBSS is the company upon which Enterprise will in future base its US operations. +Government approval of Montedison S.p.A.'s joint venture with Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi, or ENI, should come by midweek, eliminating the last obstacle to Italy's vaunted chemicals-industry restructuring. +An Arab motorist caught the assailant, who has a history of mental illness, police reported. +And it never should be forgotten that economic projections have a tendency to be revised when confronted with reality. +Any issue would be designed so that fully diluted net asset value per share would not be reduced on conversion. +Witnesses told police they heard a shot and saw four young men run from the area. +Both measures are subject to further changes. +The United States hopes that dialogue will commence at an early date and that Czechoslovakia will follow the path explored by Poland and Hungary to political and economic renewal. +Craig, who also was married, left his family and moved in with Mrs. Veitch soon after the killing. +As the sub's trial run began 13 miles off the New Hampshire coast, a panel of green lights indicated that all the hull openings were closed, and the captain, Lt. +The network reported that indictments were pending. +L. William Seidman, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., said one bright sign at First RepublicBank is that "the stability of the deposits isn't deteriorating. +Moody's, by contrast, assigns the triple-A rating to 10 states. +Devising an operating system is a huge task which depends on excruciating detail, a combination suited to Gates's genius. +Faced with the prospect of going to trial next week, prosecutors instead asked the judge to dismiss the indictment. +"I'm not going to encourage people to pay taxes." +East Germans who have visas for Hungary have been able to go freely to West Germany via Austria since Sept. 10, when Hungary opened its western border. +Clinton poll ratings did swoon initially, then stabilized in the mid to upper 20s. +In the past week alone, three Shinto shrines and one Buddhist temple associated with the imperial family were razed by fires believed set by radicals. +Clearly, not all Benetton store owners are disgruntled. +"I think it's going to be easier going forward now than in the past. +Schenley reps worked with Louisiana distributors to create special T-shirts, displays and local advertising during the Republican National Convention in New Orleans. +Except in the badly charred stands, there is a lush carpet of green grass growing through the soot and ash. +In June, an explosion at another factory injured 15 workers, including 13 children. +Goodyear Tire a Rubber is headquartered in Akron, Ohio. +In 1984, real estate loans as a percentage of total loans and leases was 25 percent. +Conner said the eradication program has proven successful and is the best approach, despite environmental concerns raised over similar sprayings in California. +The quarterly loss compares with year-earlier net income of $88 million, or $7.22 a share, for the bearings and specialty steel company. +Free competition of minds is needed. +The U.S. objects to the South Korean government's plan to import beef through a single import organization, which agriculture experts said may be controlled by South Korean beef farmers themselves. +But courts quickly tumbled down a slippery slope. +No injuries were reported, said Petty Officer Brian Lincoln, of the U.S. Coast Guard's Miami office. +Caesars World officials refused comment on Trump's notice, "due to the confusing content of this notice," according to a statement. Trump also refused to comment Wednesday. +Soldiers on the chilly border enjoy warm relations with the local community. +Jackson told reporters not to "take that seriously." Austin was quoted in the Boston Herald as saying Jackson was his first choice for vice president but that Glenn would make for an almost unbeatable ticket. +But it is vitally important for those receiving the transmission to monitor the success of the test and respond Monday by calling the AP at 212-621-1568. +Shakespeare certainly would have enjoyed the Journal's July 3 front page. +The agreement is subject to approval by Rothschild holders. +"The family had been having some financial and personal problems of late, and that appears to be the motive," said Swanston. +Mr. Mandel's Grey Advertising, for instance, places everything from Panasonic electronic products to Red Lobster restaurants on Fox. +Both groups will lose four days of holiday. The two unions involved believe the cuts will be restored in annual pay negotiating rounds. +Every one of these children die so you tell them you never know what science and research is going to do," said Charash, chairman of the association's national medical advisory committee. +His body washed ashore the next day on the beach at Moratuwa, 10 miles south of the capital. +As part of the U.S. exchange of legislative actions, Thornburgh said he had presented to the Soviets a Russian-language summary of the recently passed civil rights law, the Americans With Disabilities Act. +Police in Spain clashed with about 500 demonstrators near a U.S. air base after about 50,000 people rallied peacefully to protest America's military presence and demand that Spain withdraw from NATO. +For now, Mr. Halmi plans to give screen tests and serious consideration to 100 applicants. +Johnson Controls Inc. said it reached a definitive agreement with General Motors Corp.'s Fisher Guide division to buy the assets of its Elyria, Ohio, plant. +The referee stopped that one after one knockdown because it was a clean head blow, and amateur rules say one of those is enough. +The spokesman said he didn't know how many of the devices were affected by the expanded recall. +He knows that it is vicious and exploitative. +After the anti-takeover proposals were approved last week, Mr. Lee says he received a letter from a real-estate investment company. +The play revolves around Lady Torrance, daughter of an Italian wine grower in a small Southern town who angers the Ku Klux Klan by selling wine to blacks. +Prior to that, he was a student at Oklahoma State University where he was a javelin thrower for the school track team. +Ken Rosenblatt, a Santa Clara County deputy district attorney specializing in high-tech crimes, said it's no surprise the thieves are getting bolder. +Cox was released from prison in January 1982 after Ohio authorities interviewed Simonis. +Extending reporting requirements would represent an enlargement of a rule, effective last September, which imposed a detailed registration system for company officials who own large blocks of corporate stock. +The Bel-20 index declined 3.25 to 1,193.64 in turnover of BFr990m. +But after a rocky start, the 43-year-old career CIA official is favored to win the panel's approval. +"If you stay in shape, there's no reason you can't compete into your 40s," he says. +Lech Walesa _ whose Solidarity trade union helped force the government to adopt sweeping, democratic reforms _ said today his supporters want him to run for the newly created post of president. +Since the accord, prices have rallied more than expected, surpassing OPEC's target of $18 a barrel. +The CBI says Union Carbide was never restricted from looking at plant records. +Then the auto paint shop fire sent an evil-looking cloud of black smoke into the air. +"They had no choice but to return the fire," Johnson said. +The London Royal Schools' Vocal Faculty is marking the Tchaikovsky centenary with Queen of Spades. +The New York-based firm has made it a practice to avoid unfriendly maneuvers, preferring to work in partnership with the management of the businesses it acquires. +No matter what the Bundesbank does, "the dollar is going up, period," said Baruch Deutsch, a corporate adviser at Lehman Brothers Inc. in New York. +In the debate over Vietnam, the ultimate prize has always been who would occupy the moral high ground in history. +For the past 45 years, U.S. officials have preached the virtues of an unfettered market as a global ideal. +Sadly, there is nothing new in this problem. +The road to St. Anton was reopened today after seven people were killed and at least 20 injured in the resort town on Sunday. +Two French soldiers were killed and 10 wounded, however, as they took As Salman, apparently the victims of a booby trap, mine or unexploded bomb. +"The dollar fell but it didn't crater, and that gave confidence to the bond market and it reassured the stock market," said Bob Heisterberg, a senior vice president at Alliance Capital Management. +Back from talks with Soviet officials, the president of the World Jewish Congress says major changes in Soviet policy have opened a "window of opportunity" for strengthening Jewish life there. +If he broke the promise, he said he would pay $10,000 in damages to each contributor. +Nationwide, the annual rate of wage and salary increases peaked at 7.2% in the second quarter of 1982. +"Americans and Cubans together again will gain the liberty and independence of Cuba," Mr. Mas Canosa told the excited crowd, in a speech that was broadcast to Cuba on the U.S. Information Agency's Radio Marti. +Morgenstern's office is assigned to assist federal bankrupcy courts in Ohio and Michigan. +Serge Baudo, a reliable conductor but less fiery than Martinon, directs the Stephane Caillat Choir (very good) and the Orchestre de Paris. +Under the law, individuals responsible for such offenses would be subject to lengthy jail terms and large personal fines. +These troubles may soon pass. +Look for hidden expenses, such as allocation of corridors or restrooms to the rental cost. +Television generally is moving down market, not just nationally but internationally. +What he did was turn Unocal's balance sheet upside down and put the Employee Stock Ownership Plan at risk in the process. +A dip in the market in the mid-1980s, as well as the automation of the industry, were among factors in a mass exodus in the 1980s. +Although Revco's creditors could consider all three plans, Judge White must eventually approve only one. +Willkie, who is working on the proposed changes, declined to discuss any details. +Aca Joe incurred heavy losses from growing too fast on inadequate capital and encountering problems with suppliers. +It was not known if the children had any money, Luth said. +The limit for off-exchange transactions is 20% of losses. +When responses are broken down by age groups or income categories, the margin of error increases as the subgroups get smaller. +As their national standards of living have risen, their workers have begun to price themselves out of certain industries. +Religious institutions are being hit with a tide of child abuse lawsuits, and a leading church-state attorney says churches should take steps to protect themselves and the children. +The unit's nuclear reaction failed to become self-sustaining when it was expected, according to Mr. Kasper, but operators kept pulling out the rods. +"This is about an 0.7% increase, which is a significant rise," Mr. Kneafsey said. +Rapanelli's resignation had been anticipated after the economy did not respond to a 34.5 percent devaluation of the austral this week. +Texaco agreed to pay Pennzoil $3 billion to end the litigation stemming from its acquisition of Getty Oil and allow the White Plains, N.Y.-based oil giant to emerge from bankruptcy protection. +Consider details of last June's acquisition of WTVT, a Tampa, Fla., television station, as described in the offering statement. +With net cash of Pounds 2.41m (Pounds 3.35m) to the March year-end it is a strategy it can well afford to pursue. +After a stuttering start, Exxon pressed thousands of workers into the cleanup. +Four of the injured officers and two injured inmates were hospitalized, she said. +Performance-related pay accounts for up to a quarter of senior managers' earnings. +The thrift said it hasn't set a price for the shares. +O'Cain told police a white man approached and asked Jessie about buying marijuana. +The White House denied that the administration is leaking the allegations to harm Israel's image and undermine its relations with the U.S. +The central bank raised the discount rate, the fee it charges for short-term loans to member banks, 7 percent from 6.5 percent. +BME estimates that in the April-June period next year the western world copper supply deficit will rise to 75,000 tonnes from 35,000 tonnes in the first three months. +But such efforts are relatively minuscule: The Japanese researchers studying at MIT alone outnumber the U.S. researchers studying at all Japanese schools. +The last time prices fell below $19 was Aug. 25, when they stood at $18.64 a barrel. +However, Time executives said they aren't willing to pay the same high prices as some of the foreign concerns. +But the retail price increases are likely to be far steeper in the upper Midwest, where milk for cheese production is in great demand, and in the Northeast, where milk supplies are particularly tight. +Former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was sometimes accused by western Canadians of being overbearing in trying to achieve his goal of a bilingual Canada. +The 50-month agreement would immediately boost the average hourly wage from $11.23 to $12.22, restoring an 8 percent cut granted by the union in August 1982. +The company also didn't disclose the potential cost of the project or the value of the contracts. +Income from continuing operations for the latest period included a $17.2 million tax carry-forward benefit. +Warner-Lambert executives told a meeting of security analysts in New York that the company will again seek FDA approval of Cognex when a new 500-patient study using higher doses of the drug than used in previous studies is completed. +At one point early in the morning, the Treasury's 7 1/2% bonds due 2016 traded as low as 99 19/32. +Mrs. Bush does do some digging outside her summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine, but even there "I have someone who puts the garden in for me because I'm not there enough. +It seems to me they are creating a commuter zone for the Docklands but I don't see it helping business much.' The view from West Ham station is a bleak one. +That notice under a new federal law is only so much help, though. +The boot would be on the other foot. +Supporters have relied on unofficial reports and anecdotal information from news accounts in estimating that the problem is growing worse. +The violence centered in Orangi Township, where Mohajirs are surrounded by Pathan neighborhoods. +I wouldn't have believed it possible, even a few years ago," said Hans Guttorm, a Sami candidate. +But Gephardt said the spots question his motives by suggesting his record shows he's not trustworthy, and he added: "I don't agree with Ronald Reagan's balanced budget amendment that (Simon is) for. +If USX Corp. decides to sell off its steel business, the United Steelworkers union wants the right to match any offer the company receives. +The Reagan White House, chafing over revelations of drug abuse by presidential employees in sensitive jobs, announced Thursday that all 1,600 workers on its payroll will be subject to random narcotics tests in about 60 days. +Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson said First RepublicBank units have enough collateral to get "substantially higher levels" of loans from the Fed, which has been lending to them for "several days." +Department officials said Wednesday the overall index received by farmers rose 2.7 percent from December to January, leaving the monthly average also 2.7 percent above the year-ago level. +He's an ardent supporter of the Contras and the Strategic Defense Initiative, and while his foreign-policy views often aren't as developed as his domestic beliefs, they tend to be consistent and coherent because of strong anti-communist underpinnings. +"I stopped insuring my jewelry years ago. +Details of the Saturday clash in Abud were sketchy and the army said it was investigating to find out who fired the fatal shots in the village 20 miles northwest of Jerusalem. +Sartre, the French playwright and philosopher whose name will be forever coupled with existentialism and Simone de Beauvoir, died in 1980. +Many people getting Social Security checks are well off and don't need the money. +Applied Magnetics Corp., Goleta, Calif., said it completed its acquisition of closely held Magnetic Data Inc. for $16 million. +William Green of RCB Trust Co., a manager of money managers in Stamford, Conn, says that the tobacco company is merely acting in the best interests of its shareholders. +He did keep reminding himself, out loud, that this was good for the alliance, not only the United States. +IISS/Brassey's, Pounds 9.50 The western response to the war in Bosnia-Hercegovina has so far been marked by its overriding sense of caution. +Among the five, Bennett has suggested that DeConcini and Cranston were most deeply involved with Keating. +Somewhere along the way here, we learn that Americans use more than two million rolls of film a day and also that "family albums fill up fast at this time of year." +More community groups are expected to join the partnership later this year. +The crowd swelled to 15,000 during summer festivals. +The man with the oversized hair, actor Michael McKean, 44, used to be "Lenny" on the TV show "Laverne and Shirley." +It has been identified by Hanson as one of the core businesses it wishes to expand. Peabody will also assume responsibility for borrowings, including capitalised lease obligations of ADollars 120m (Pounds 53m). +This allows the supermarket to accumulate large sums of cash which are then invested in the short-term money market. As a private unlimited company, Dunnes is not required to disclose financial details. +Despite the alarm among businesses and economists, the economy hasn't yet emerged as an election campaign issue. +The survey found that, as in previous years, black households, urban households and households with higher incomes suffered a higher percentage of crimes last year. +A patch of jungle the size of a football field disappears every eight seconds, adding to the greenhouse effect that is warming the planet. +Social engineering, which is what 'back to basics' means if it means anything at all, is apparently the exception. +The unit provides temporary personnel in the financial, tax and data processing fields. +"These guys live off mail. +She vows Apple will be back with a splash when the time is right. +The company also plans a new edition of its hot-selling Macintosh Classic that will be will be outfitted with the 68030 chip and cost about $2,000. Apple will continue to sell versions of its Classic with the slower 68000 chip from Motorola. +That ruling allowed increased state regulation of abortions, and abortion rights forces say it politically energized those on their side of the issue. +But Mr. Neff says he has found little or nothing he considers attractive in the past couple of years. +Bakker's former bodyguard testified that he once purchased $100 worth of cinnamon buns because the Bakkers liked the aroma. +Yet the tide could turn in Pratt & Whitney's favor. +Mrs. Pigeon was working at the Adult Correctional Institutions, spokesman Joseph DiNitto said. +Drug-resistant malaria is already widespread in Saharan Africa. +The newspaper also reported that 20 years ago, Bakker suffered a nervous breakdown while working for Pat Robertson's TV ministry in Portsmouth, Va. +Ralph Lamacchia, who produces bridal shows, says that companies providing wedding services are now paying more attention to the remarriage wedding market. +"It's like living next to a hospital," said Tom Meleck, whose home is directly behind the hospice. +Since 1985, Citicorp's portfolio of such loans has more than doubled to $12.8 billion. +Parishioners said the decision appears to contradict what the church recently asked parishes to emphasize _ ministry to the poor, sick and elderly. +The king has continued to encourage U.S. efforts to solve the Arab-Israeli conflict. +At the same time, would-be individual dealers are being discouraged by the 'prohibitive' cost of setting up a dealership - often more than Pounds 1m. The UK motor trade owned 19 outlets abroad in 1990. +"I come from a different point of view and I think I am more in touch with the mainstream of America," Mr. Bush added. +"The other day I answered the door in my bathrobe. +When criticism of the hospital erupted in June 1986, administrators had a ready response: The hospital was accredited by the "nationally recognized" joint commission. +Wednesday $9.75 billion of five-year notes. +However, said Algarin, Delfin Perez said he wanted to see his brother Lucio and the notary, who was not identified, in jail. +Greenpeace, which is sponsoring the meeting with the University of London, said the scientists will assess the extent of the deaths, the cause and any possible action which may be taken. +One sacrifice, though, was his country-club membership. +It had sales of about $33 million for the year ended Jan. 2. +After months of hesitation, the European personal computer industry is gearing up to clone International Business Machines Corp.'s struggling new line of personal computers. +Marie Lemoin came to the United States with a bag full of dreams and a fist full of dollars. +In brief, the five principal changes being developed are as follows: Give enterprises more discretion. +The main difficulty at Olympic is in the first six holes (dubbed the "quake six" only partly because a couple of them are on the San Andreas fault) and the final three. +Recent media reports said authorities had shut down unofficial religious schools and taken action against Moslem imams who violated laws against proselytizing by stripping them of their religious qualifications. +Advised by a guerrilla "correo" _ boys and girls used as messengers _ that Ramon would come down from the mountains to Las Flores, she made the arduous 10-hour bus trip from her southern province. +There are plenty in the Tory party who lament the 'lack of grip' in 10 Downing Street. +By comparison, common stock values overall dropped 22.6 percent during the final three months of 1987, as measured by the Standard and Poor's 500, the National Association of College and University Business Officers said. +The final salary-linked element will be scaled down, and perhaps revised to a revalued career average basis. +According to federal inspection reports, the slaughter of beef cows this year through the first week in August totaled about 1.89 million head, down 9 percent from the same period in 1987. airy cow slaughter, at 1.66 million head, dropped 3 percent. +In September 1986, a thief wrote thousands of dollars in bad checks at supermarkets and convenience stores. +This involves a contradiction. +In the spotlight is undeclared Sen. Howell Heflin, D-Ala., whose vote could put Lucas over the top. +Purple and midnight-blue blooms dominate, offset by a single white iris to the left and balanced below by salmon-pink soil. +"How do you compete on canvas with a Montana sunset or wind-swept wheat fields with the shading and the shadows and shapes? +"Nobody in their old age lies in bed musing about his second love," Tsongas observes. +Those motions were dismissed late last month. +The SEC filing also identified eight shareholder lawsuits that have been filed in Delaware against Koppers and its management. +In essence, it aims to reverse the chronology of "buy low, sell high." +As the Treasury bond market declined again, underwriters struggled to find buyers for many of the new securities. +Radical students and dissidents ignored a government warning and took to the streets again today to battle riot police in nationwide demonstrations demanding the president's resignation. +Pumping has since halted. +The Canadian government has appointed 10 Canadian investment dealers to market the first inflation indexed issue this fall. +But the month's figure was 5% below the average of the first quarter, when mortgage rates were at the year's lowest level. +Florida workers averaged $6.24, $5.79 and $6.15 per hour, respectively. +Kuwaitis have one of the highest per capita incomes in the world, about $20,000 a year, and the al-Sabah clan is greatly admired for its shrewd investment of the oil wealth. +It is as necessary as Michael's wheelchair and is not a pet, she said. +He is James A. Baker III, named last week by President-elect George Bush to serve as secretary of state. +Jefferson County Sheriff's Department spokesman Bob Deutsch said, however, that no police report had been filed. +As "Dallas" struggles into its new season without the inimitable Victoria Principal as Pam Ewing, her fans can still see her in this made-for-TV sudser about a kept woman who loses her keeper and finds that she is ill-suited for any other occupation. +He was slipped across the border to Saudi Arabia. Two other young men, members of the big, extended family, were picked up in the rash of arbitrary arrests just before the ground war began and they haven't been heard from since. +In the province of Natal, South African police on Tuesday reported a renewed outbreak of violence. +Each right will entitle holders to buy one one-hundredth of a newly issued share of Series A preferred stock at $135 a share. +At the time Continental chose the city for hub operations, it warned that the dominance of the United Airlines computer reservation system could pose a hurdle to expansion. +The dictator is gone," Ingeborg Kziraska said in front of a cathedral where she said more than 30 children were gunned down Sunday during protests. +"He is suggesting that we do it out of funds the Congress isn't going to cut," DeConcini said. +Control the dominating ones without alienating them. 5. Keep the energy levels high. +Local historians then suggested the second suite be named in honor of Col. Ephraim Williams Jr., the town's namesake and founder of the local college. +Vitalink provides pharmacy services to long-term care providers. +On Nov. 6, the appeals court declared the judge's original order invalid, and Simons dropped his case against The Herald and canceled the ordered court appearance. +Members reported increases in production, new orders and new export orders. +After sitting for hours, tapping his finger on his coffee mug and shushing barking dogs, the deputy spots a van approaching the edge of an orchard. +The affair led to an angry exchange between British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Belgian Prime Minister Dr. Wilfried Martens at a European Economic Community summit in December. +In addition, the leaders may discuss a proposal announced last month that the EC form a closer relationship with the six European Free Trade Association countries. +Biotech Capital Corp., New York, said stockholders approved a change in the company's name to Infotechnology Inc. +Drexel made millions in the 1980s in large part because of its prowess issuing risky high-yield bonds used by expansion-minded companies and for hostile takeovers. +Such proof is all but impossible to obtain, says Anthony Z. Roisman, a former Justice Department litigator and section chief for hazardous waste. +But that offer is subject to regulatory delays and isn't valued as highly by many investors as the hostile Bank of New York offer. +"There's a good chance the market will be higher down the road, but people want to see it consolidate some first," said Gerald Walsh, a futures analyst with Refco Group Ltd., New York. +The dollar fell broadly against major foreign currencies. +Khashoggi, a co-defendant, is accused of forging documents to help the Marcoses conceal their ownership of the paintings and real estate in violation of a U.S. court order freezing any transactions involving Marcos-owned properties. +The virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome is transmitted through sexual acts or the sharing of hypodermic syringes. +Oil refinery workers are ending a five-month strike at the British Petroleum Co. refinery here after ratifying a two-year contract. +Quayle was lavish in his praise for Bush's debate performance as he addressed the rally of several thousand people at Casey Jones Village, a railroad theme park. +Analysts expect profits on a current cost basis, excluding stock losses and gains, to be around Pounds 900m, although some estimates are close to Pounds 1bn. +But the U.S., Canada, Japan and Britain remain opposed. +By the 1930s, she started making dolls whose heads had painted features and eyes that closed. +"Everybody's still walking around in shock," said Mrs. Stillwagner of suburban Baltimore, who gave birth Thursday at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. +On one of the worn pages was an instruction stating that he was entitled to access to a special party hospital in case of illness. +It reached 2,720 by 10.15am, which proved to be the high point of the day. From then, June spent most of the session in slow decline with few buyers - particularly with the absence of European traders - around to enliven proceedings. +"The networks see now that programming that's different and a little bit chancey has a tendency to work sometimes. +Hadar Saad, a Fordson junior, complained during the game, which ended without incident. +I went into a fetal position to protect myself," said Weitzenkorn, who suffered bruises on his face, lost his glasses and hurt his knee. +Revenue totaled $14 billion, up slightly from $13.9 billion in last year's first quarter. +"If it causes a disturbance or damage, we will of course stop them," Sandori said. +There also was some talk of demonstrating in Kentucky on Dec. 7, Pearl Harbor Day. +Police arrested the British fans after they smashed windows of parked cars Sunday night in the suburb of Hamamet and disturbed residents with shouting and other rowdy behavior. +Depending on the price IBM sets, the higher performance should strengthen its hand on 386SX-based systems, which are the most popular in the PC industry. +He recently sold investments in Louisiana Land and Exploration Co. and in GAF Corp., giving him more than $180 million in cash. +However, CrossLand, which has $12.8 billion in assets, said that the Office of Thrift Supervision has indicated that it wants an even higher level of capital for CrossLand because of its relatively large exposure to commercial real estate loans. +The Jerusalem Post newspaper quoted Palestinian sources as saying Mohammed was struck when his mother, Samira Kassem, participated in the march with the boy in her arms. +The regulatory reforms proposed by the Goode Committee, which delivered its report in October, have been accepted by government and are now in the consultation process. +But Peter Deighton, an analyst at Hoare Govett, noted that the sale doesn't offer private investors the incentives provided in previous denationalizations. +In any case, any remaining surplus barely dents the overall trade deficit. +A number of large refineries in the midcontinent region will be shut for the next month or so for routine maintenance, adding to some tightness in supply. +Also helping the dollar was heightened tension in the Middle East, Cohen said. +Gold opened in London at a bid price of $396.60 a troy ounce, down from $400.75 bid late Tuesday. +After three weeks of talking, both sides appear eager for agreement. +But in the late 1970s, Uncle Sam got nasty, demanding information previously held secret and insisting on limits on who could form tax-haven companies here, Mr. Mathavious says. +On Tuesday, a city finance committee approved an additional $2.5 million for police to use in fighting the city's unrelenting gang violence. +To become part of the Constitution, the amendment will need two-thirds support in both the House and the Senate and ratification by 38 state legislatures. +Worried about encirclement by pro-Soviet countries, including Cambodia, China's highest priority is to hasten Vietnam's withdrawal from that country by assisting the Khmer Rouge. +Under an agreement signed in Geneva on April 14, an estimated 115,000 Soviet soldiers who have been helping the Afghan government in its war with anti-Marxist guerrillas are to be out within nine months. +Service-employee wages rose 4.5 times as fast. +Massachusetts is looking at about $200 million less than expected for its coming fiscal year. +Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shervardnadze said Sunday in Paris the Soviet Union will destroy its stockpiles of chemical weapons starting this year. +Equally annoying are the vast quantities of salt spread on roads, pavements and driveways after every fresh snowfall. Local authorities in the northern US alone apply about 10m tonnes of rock salt to roads each winter. +Chairman and chief executive Chris T. Sullivan and president and chief operating officer Robert D. Basham later founded a corporation that developed Chili's franchises in Florida and Georgia. +In 1988, state enterprises were supposed to gain greater independence from central planning authorities. +'Nobody in the world is without cost pressures,' he says. +A broader challenge to President Reagan's executive order is pending in a federal court in New Orleans, and the impact of the customs case will depend on the scope of the high court decision. +The lack of enthusiasm has caused industry watchers to argue that deregulation steps announced so far haven't gone far enough. +Comdial, a telephone terminal equipment company, is based in Charlottesville, Va. +The Soviets "understand that all future (weapons) systems falling within the criteria will be banned," he told Helms. +The two factions are vying for dominance among Lebanon's 1 million Shiites and fought a six-day street battle in west and south Beirut that was stopped a week ago by Syrian troops. +Jackson and Robertson both have strong bases in the region, but each needs to reach beyond his core constituency. +The rally was canceled, but criticism of the Kennedys continues. +The Hague Service Convention, ratified by both the United States and West Germany, provides methods for transmitting judicial and other documents for service abroad. +JUTE C and F Dundee; BTC USDollars 345, BWC USDollars 370, BTD USDollars 315, BWD USDollars 335. +He began urging investors to take profits in his September issue, but soon turned much more bearish. +But in his annual letter to shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Mr. Buffett sees little opportunity in mainstream financial markets these days. +But it has not prospered in the ratings. +By looking as far ahead as you can, and anticipating what is there, you cover the miles more smoothly and far more economically than any hot-shot driving a petrol-engined car on the accelerator and brake. +Canada's homicide rate is a third of that of the U.S. +FRENCH money market rates were jittery yesterday, reflecting uncertainty about the immediate outlook for the franc, writes Stephanie Flanders. The nature of the pressure facing the franc makes it difficult for traders to know which way to jump. +We think we know how the Supreme Court could rule that it's easier to introduce involuntary confessions than voluntary confessions: It's the result of 30 years of breathing the ever-thinner jurisprudential air of the exclusionary rule. +There is a further unnecessary vicious streak at the end when the miser's gold is tipped out of its box. +These investors may also want to emphasize U.S. shares that are relatively protected from foreign competition, such as pharmaceutical, retail-trade and insurance stocks. +So, roots rocker Marshall Crenshaw appears as Buddy Holly and sings "Crying, Waiting, Hoping"; Brian Setzer portrays guitar flash Eddie Cochran and performs a sizzling version of the song the latter made famous, "Summertime Blues." +Texas has about 36% of its acreage planted, compared with 56% a year ago. +Grace Bumbry of the United States will sing Aida, Bruno Sebastian of Italy will sing Radames and Ruza Baldani of Yugoslavia will sing Amneris. +The estimated loss was larger than anticipated. +One of Meese's lawyers, James Rocap, said the attorney general doesn't recall any discussion of the memo with Wallach, who hand-delivered the documents to the attorney general. +But Judge Green accepted the argument by the two manufacturers that competition from the plastics and metal-packaging industry will keep down prices. +Membership, not surprisingly, is heavy with rules. +"They are usually very, very serious students and good students. Depending on where they are from, some struggle with English," says Carrington. +Butz had the last word in a postscript, contending that the comments "largely reinforce the main thesis" of what he had written. +But the judge added that Larry hadn't established the date of any divorce; thus, he must file as a single taxpayer for 1987, not as a head of household. +RENEWED currency tension and the possibility of devaluation had different effects on continental bourses last week. +But Merrill Lynch says it has no qualms about selling Fidelity funds. +A separate study shows that teen-age boys, as well, are not living up to their reputations. +Marco Tulio Lima, president of the independent Confederation of Cooperative Associations, told reporters two people were beaten by soldiers and two were detained. +Christine Rogers, a 38-year-old computer programmer from Fort Lee, N.J., says that she didn't buy jeans last year. +"Something is seriously wrong when the incredible disparity in the cost of drugs is realized," pharmacist Michael Berryman told the Special Committee on Aging. +The Metropolitan Opera's 105th season may be opening with something of a musical whimper, but it promises to end with a bang. +Such "dumping margins" will be the amount of extra import duties to be assessed on the imports. +He was sent to the state prison at Walla Walla. +What's not debatable is the continued need to work together." +The number of drive-through burger stands might be limited to cut down on smog-generating engine idling while motorists wait for their orders. +According to some congressmen, Welch has suggested an approach in which 50 MX missiles already deployed in silos would be shifted to rail launchers, while the number of Midgetman missiles to be built would be scaled back from 500 to 300. +Soldiers and Moslem guerrillas fought in several provincial cities Tuesday and 10 rockets hit the capital, the government said. +The continued strength in the market surprises me." +The Kremlin has not announced when the first launch of the Soviet shuttle will take place, but officials had said privately that the flight would probably be in the first half of this year _ a timetable that has not been met. +"It's a shocker," said Daniel W. Basse, director of market research at AgResource Co., Chicago. +Shortly after the Tribal Council approved the purchase, Coconino County records show, MacDonald paid off the loan on his retirement home. +"The GST is essentially the same as the value-added tax that the Europeans use," said Boadway. +Modrow rejected the opposition's questioning of his authority to rule. "I cannot recall becoming premier through a coup," he said. +Macmillan previously agreed to a $2.5 billion buyout proposal from a group led by the investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. and including Macmillan senior management. +"You have a $90 to $100 stock." Merrill Lynch's Deepak Raj and Goldman Sachs' Jack Salzman are also Tambrands boosters. +The fare level is widely used by business travelers and last-minute vacationers, because it usually doesn't require any advance purchase or a round trip, and it is fully refundable if the ticket is changed or canceled. +In 1978 the College of Cardinals snapped the 456-year-old Italian monopoly on the papacy by electing Cardinal Karol Wojtyla of Poland as Pope John Paul II. +Stephen Barlow-Lawson has created a kidney-shaped workstation. +Hamayel's relatives said he had his Israeli card with him when he disappeared and they did not know the number. +And we set up these reservations so they could, and have a Bureau of Indian Affairs to help take care of them." The president's remarks reflected decades-old oscillation in U.S. policy toward native Americans. +Do they feel guilty about ignoring Honest Abe? +Enron Corp. said it will redeem May 1 the shares outstanding of three series of cumulative preferred stock of InterNorth Inc., the former name of the company before the Houston Natural Gas Corp. and InterNorth merger. +The department assigned much smaller dumping margins to South Korean suppliers, who reportedly cooperated fully with the inquiry. +In Frankfurt, share prices eased despite news of a record West German trade surplus in 1987. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Tele-Communications closed at $24.125 a share, up 25 cents. +"If they do that and the airport cuts the number of evening flights, I might be able to hear Christmas carols and even be able to watch the news on TV and hear it," she said. +The patented process avoids the distortion or double-imaging of the picture that the 3-D processes of the 1950s caused for those without special glasses. +Mr. Ryan left the convention Saturday and didn't return yesterday. +Corporate, union and trade association political action committees would be banned from making contributions in federal elections. +If you don't smoke, asbestos inhalation isn't likely to give you lung cancer. +With its emphasis on sit-down, personal banking, Bank of Darien garnered about 10% of posh New York suburb's deposits in its first year, according to Mr. Banks. +No one was injured in the bombing, but the blast and resultant fire destroyed the one-story building, causing damage estimated at $4 million. +As of June 30, there were 26 municipal bond funds with assets of more than $1 billion each. +Mr. Ball, a Navy veteran, served as an aide to Sen. John Tower when the Texas Republican was chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. +"A far more important thing in the North case was that legal accountability be established, not that imprisonment be decreed," said Laurence Tribe, a Harvard University law professor. +In June, new orders for durable goods, items expected to last three or more years, rose 0.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted $124.2 billion. +Most export sales are without the use of U.S. export programs. +The cargo's odyssey began in February 1987 when the waste from Italian manufacturers left the Italian port of Marina di Carrara on a Maltese freighter for Djibouti in East Africa. +So does Poland. Romania even has four or five courses. +After a genuine Vietnamese pullout, he wrote, "I will from then on ask to cease all activities within Cambodian state organizations." +An administrative law judge found that a pipeline unit of Transco Energy Co. acted "prudently" in contracting to buy certain high-cost natural supplies for which it hasn't any market. +Chrysler Financial Corp. sold $1 billion of certificates backed by auto loans, the largest public financing ever by the Chrysler unit. +That's one of the many revelations in the New York Public Library Desk Reference. +There is an odd moment of adjustment when you return from a holiday. +Ms. Lyne promises something different. +He sees the steering wheel lock, he goes to the next car which isn't protected.' And thereby hangs the next problem. +Henriette Bester said the family had lived in the house only three days when the tragedy occurred Monday. +In one approach, Dr. Haber explained, researchers are combining the antibody that binds to fibrin with the part of TPA that activates the clot-dissolving reaction. +'There was not a model for these new jobs,' the department said. +After the split, Norfolk Southern will have more than 196 million shares outstanding, the company added. +The company says the major reason for the financial turnaround is new management installed in 1983. +Although she thought she would be ignored, Rakolta was angry enough to stay up that night until 4 a.m., writing to complain to advertisers about sexual innuendos and the treatment of women on the Fox Broadcasting Co. show. +The rar-right Progress party, which made the biggest gains in the election, has 16 seats. +Revenue soared to about $103 million from $27 million. +Dale Cozart, for example, presides over the Border Patrol's San Diego Sector from an office on the edge of Otay Mesa, overlooking the distant bright lights of Tijuana. +Mohammad Ali, a survivor, was quoted as telling the Bengali daily newspaper Ittefaq that out of nearly 300 passengers, between 60 to 70 swam to shore. +But the enthusiasm was short-lived. +Mr. Sessions has stressed that he intends to keep the FBI above political pressures and to lobby Congress for additional investigative resources, but he hasn't provided many details about his priorities for the 10-year term. +CHIEF IMPORTS _ Grain, iron an steel, motor vehicles and parts, chemical fertilizers. +But House Minority Leader Robert Michel, R-Ill., said the move "may be a little premature." +Riegle did not meet with Gray, but attended a second meeting with officials from the agency's San Francisco office. +Gorbachev's most visible foe on the Politburo, Yegor K. Ligachev, said the Gorbachev could not give adequate attention to his two jobs _ party leader and Soviet president. +He calls tobacco, along with alcohol and marijuana, "gateway drugs" that for teenagers can be precursors to the use of such hard drugs as heroin and crack, a potent form of cocaine. +Since its backers will be required to risk their own capital, it will be marketed vigorously. +The third-quarter results are significant because they will give the first portrait of the new company that includes Buckhorn. +One guess: "They might go private." +Yet the couple wasn't bitter. +Nobody else took the slightest interest in our plight.' Since he joined as a Name in 1973 he had expected an average return of about 10 per cent over the years. +East German Premier Hans Modrow, pressed by mass emigration and a crumbling economy, appealed Tuesday for immediate reunification talks under a formula worked out with the Allied victors of World War II. +Mr. Shelton, 50 years old, currently is a senior vice president at Bank of New England Corp.'s Connecticut Bank & Trust unit. +But many of the solutions - from additional water storage to desalination plants - are too far in the future to help most Californians, who are bracing for the worst if the winter of 1991 comes up dry. +A Japanese news report said Japanese law requires that the ministry be notified of the sale of any securities to more than 50 individuals on identical terms. +What drives Morris Dees? "A very well-developed sense of outrage," said Bond, now a professor and broadcaster in Washington, D.C. +From Bass's viewpoint, this may be a pragmatic response to a shift in fashion. +The secret is out now, and the effects will spread through the entire television industry, as the big regional companies follow Mr. Gyngell's lead. +He also has proposed other Medicaid expansions. +The parades along a six-block, open-air "sambadrome" feature original lyrics, costumes and floats based on a carnival theme and are considered the highlight of Rio carnival. +The rolling was only a small part of the festivities. +Fredric W. Rittereiser, chief operating officer, assumed the duties of president and chief executive following Mr. Seitman's departure from those posts. +However, many four or five star hotels do not deserve their rating. In Rabat the choice is between an overpriced Hyatt Regency and the Tour Hassan, whose five-star de luxe rating is a standard joke. +Significantly, Lasmo shares came under heavy selling pressure, closing 8 1/2 off at 134 1/2 p on big turnover of 9.5m, with US investors selling the stock aggressively. +The land developer said it originally issued $34.5 million face amount of the debentures, convertible at $12.98 a share into about 2.6 million shares. +It's about a Mexican farmer who helps re-create the passion of Christ during Lent, which leads to a crucifixion. +President Daniel Ortega rejected Contra demands the talks take place in the border post of Sapoa, where the two sides agreed to the 60-day truce scheduled to expire May 30. +Only Sao Paulo, Brazil's most populous city, kept a higher alcohol mix to reduce air pollution. +In an interview later about another intermarket matter, Mr. Ketchum said that cross-market front-running, or trading in one market on knowledge of imminent events in another market, is "going to have to be looked at very closely." +Today, the Department of Labor will release the latest data on weekly initial claims for state unemployment insurance. +He was a very happy boy anyway. +"It would have set a very serious precedent," Scott said, contending that private owners would have made similar requests if the forest service had prevailed. +Rorer said it hadn't entered a formal agreement with Merrell Dow, a unit of Dow Chemical Co. Merrell Dow offered in May to buy those lines directly from Robins. +To meet Mr. Walsh's concerns, any resulting public testimony by Adm. +In a recent Radio Moscow interview, Mr. Asoyan had this to say: "Under the influence of many factors, including (Pieter W.) Botha's reforms, the Afrikaner society has started to move. +His wife owns a Cadillac, too. +"We know this is not the only answer to the problem, but it puts the problem out in the open," Ms. Freedman said. +"We're gathering to ask God to heal our country and heal our church," said the Rev. John Gimenez, pastor of Rock Church in Virginia Beach, Va., and chairman of the rally's national steering committee. +In the US local manufacturers are benefiting most from the upturn. Japanese manufacturers have responded to the pressure by shifting production out of Japan to lower cost manufacturing locations. +He has survived in confrontational politics to the point that he is respected and regarded with awe, but not love. +The pilot was forced to make an emergency landing in the city of Vilhena, Varig said. +"I knew I had to trust my fellow crewmen and be able to sleep when others were on watch. +The survey of 1,004 adults was conducted Wednesday through Sunday, starting the day President Bush said he was sending troops. That same day, Iraq announced it was annexing Kuwait, which it invaded the week before. +Cancel newspaper, milk and mail deliveries. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Carteret shares closed at $13.50 a share, down 12.5 cents. +Mallightco was owned by Wright, his wife, Betty, their partner George Mallick, and Mallick's wife _ until the speaker pulled out of the partnership last year. +The dollar was slightly higher against the Japanese yen. +"If you get into 85 days' supply, that's too much," he added. +Citing Digital's reluctance to breach its no-layoff tradition, he says, "you have to empathize with Ken Olsen. +"These people are faced with losing everything, and they're trying to numb the pain," Mr. Johnson says. +In that sense, it was no different from other minority-led ventures that are almost always undercapitalized and particularly weak in attracting equity capital, said Edward Irons, an Atlanta University finance professor. +In the talks Sunday, Turkey demanded Iraq's unconditional withdrawal from Kuwait and reinstatement of Kuwait's deposed rulers. +The office will be run in the meantime by Crowell's executive assistant. +Kissinger arrived Friday afternoon on what the Chinese described as a goodwill visit at the invitation of the Foreign Ministry. +Newspapers who wished to buy darkrooms could have done so. +John Anderson, Westcoast president, said he now expects "a pause in our petroleum acquisition activities and renewed emphasis on our exploration and development activities." +Iran suspended executions during celebrations Feb. 1-10 of the 10th anniversary of the 1979 Islamic revolution. +The city design office alone has more than 100 gardeners on the payroll. +She died from cancer in 1983, but her bequest established a fund of almost $800,000, enough to offer financial aid of $500 to $5,000 for every college-bound student. +Also today, a spokesman for a reform-minded alliance in the Communist Party announced that his faction had given up trying to change the party from within and would break away to create a socialist party. +Abbas termed the offer an important step in the peace process and urged "the Israeli government to respond favorably and without preconditions," WAFA said. +"He will provide a lot of global experience helpful in our attempt to penetrate global markets." +Half of Washington, for that matter. +Less than 5% of the company's 2,100 employees will lose their jobs through voluntary early retirement or job reduction, a spokesman said. +Lithuania is entirely dependent on Moscow for oil and gas, and the embargo was the toughest action Gorbachev has taken in his effort to force the republic of 3.8 million people to rescind its March 11 declaration of independence. +The issue is rated single-A by Moody's and S&P. +Generally, the larger the blade, the slower a spinnerbait can be worked through the water and still stay on top. +The value of retail sales in June increased 8% from a year earlier; this was a full percentage point higher than the provisional estimate of 7%. +Behind this resilient company is the 54-year-old Mr. Ambani, son of a rural schoolteacher. +Most are pro-Iranian Shiites from Iraq, but among those still held are two Lebanese whose release is believed to be a principal reason for the kidnappings by Islamic Jihad. +But the danger exists all the same. Iraq is not an old nation-state like Egypt or Iran or Turkey. It is a new country, assembled after World War I, under British auspices, from three former Ottoman provinces. +"I find it incredible that this could happen and nobody knew she was was in labor," said Jan Holcomb, former president of the Mental Health Association in Illinois. +The manufacturing sector continued to grow a bit in July, according to a survey of purchasing managers. +"This is a good role for me because I get to be bad," said Schroder. "I usually play such angelic roles. +To hear presidential press secretary Marlin Fitzwater tell it, one would almost have thought the White House had won a great victory in the Senate defeat of John Tower's nomination as defense secretary. +And it isn't clear whether Mr. Meese or his top aides were told specifically that Lt. +Chase added $150 million to its loan-loss reserve during the quarter, compared with the $1.73 billion increase that led to the company's heavy loss in the same period of 1987. +'You have added responsibilities above those of a manager,' says Watkinson, before going on to detail the myriad instances in which directors might fall foul of the law. +Sales rose 20% to $226.1 million from the year-earlier $189 million, but were down 10% from the fourth quarter. +Although both factions include hardliners with commitments to communism, Parcham has become less doctrinaire and is less hawkish than Khalq, especially when it comes to making political overtures to the mujahedeen guerrillas, or Islamic holy warriors. +The company closed the plant, saying it could not guarantee the safety of its workers. +"Bush wraps himself in the flag, exploits emotions surrounding the issue of abortion, casts doubt on the patriotism of his opponent and attacks the American Civil Liberties Union," the editorial said. +We defeated the Fascists. +He also said Judge Black knew the suit wasn't frivolous because the Securities and Exchange Commission had filed a similar action in his court against many of the same defendants. +His biggest challenge: Addressing the lax compliance tone at Drexel. +Market makers defended their actions. +Thinkers like Freud and Marx are given their say along with the more obscure pundits who have contributed to the debate. +"It could have been a lot worse," said Pattison. +The plea we heard over and over again from these people was, "Please don't forget us. +The demonstrators were demanding an end to the fighting, the sacking of the republic's nationalist-coalition government and new elections. 'We came here as peacemakers,' one demonstrator told a Sarajevo television reporter. +But now my priorities are much different and much more self-centered," she said. +Former Finance Minister Shimon Peres said the plan would not help the immigration problems. +More than six months after its first meeting with French Accent executives, the city provided the company with a 25-year loan at a fixed rate of 9%. +The adult education skills in the UK are outstanding, and seriously under-used. +Sen. Dan Quayle won an honorary degree from his alma mater, DePauw University, in 1982 _ but it took more ballots than will be required tonight to give him the Republican vice presidential nomination. +As for the department store operations that remain under the current regime, "Carter Hawley Hale will have gone full circle," the analyst notes. +The agency, which usually buys single-family mortgages in the secondary market, branched out into multi-family units in the '80s boom. +Tracy Chapman swept most major categories for her groundbreaking debut album, receiving six nominations. +Moreover, exports to the developed world are likely to be the main source of resources to finance new domestic investment. +After the deadline, which is Dec. 31 under current law, the Environmental Protection Agency could impose economic sanctions against cities with the worst air-pollution problems. +In February, Mr Kajo Neukirchen, Metallgesellschaft's chief executive, said there were no plans to sell the company. +But the justices Wednesday upheld Arizona's death penalty law in a decision directly conflicting with the 9th Circuit court's ruling in Adamson's case. +In 1982, Hoiles sued Freedom and the families of his sister, Mary Jane Hoiles Hardie, and his late brother, seeking a court order giving him one-third of Freedom's assets. +The defense secretary expressed optimism about peace prospects, despite the current violence between Israelis and Palestinians on the West Bank and the failure of Secretary of State George Shultz's shuttle diplomacy. +But it added it would not guarantee the obligations of Gota, the holding company. It is now probable that SEB will seek the SKr1.1bn in loans made to Gota from the state. +Spivey, in a recent interview, said his followers began citizen patrols about eight months ago, splitting up in teams of five to cruise crime-ridden areas. +The committee on immigration decided to build about 5,000 apartments in the coming year and to ask the Cabinet to approve incentives to contractors and Soviet immigrants, said Absorption Ministry spokeswoman Ida Ben-Shitreet. +And Sony says Warner has already shown it doesn't need the producers "by taking action to prevent Guber and Peters from completing production in Warner properties." +Mr. Scharp said Electrolux remains wary about the outlook for appliance markets next year. +This version was translated from French into English by Powys Mathers in 1923. +He said this took place about Aug. 20, less than three weeks after Iraqi troops invaded. +"There are no taxpayers' dollars that go toward the first lady's wardrobe whatsoever," Mrs. Crispen said in a telephone interview. +By far the quickest and cheapest way to tackle urban traffic congestion would be to persuade more people to use them. Instead, buses are in a spiral of decline. +"Born on the Fourth of July," director Oliver Stone's account of Ron Kovic's painful passage from blind patriotism to unselfish protest by way of a Vietnam injury that left him a paraplegic, got eight nominations, including best picture. +But after doubling in 1985 and going up 41% in 1986, last year's gain was less than 10%. +A man's plan to open his ranch to commercial trout fishing has angered his rural neighbors and led to complaints about gunshots, vandalism and the poisoning of two ponds filled with dozens of large fish. +Democratic Senate contender Josie Heath of Colorado started an upbeat ad campaign two weeks after trading in one agency for another. +Moreover, other Arab nations have spent the last eight years preoccupied with the fundamentalist threat from Tehran. +Thirty adult visitors also could have come in contact with the sheep. +The setting of an election date 16 months from now is at best a tiny step toward democracy here. +Case IH of Racine, Wis., was not as lucky as Ford and suffered a $95 million loss in 1988 on the heels of a $253 million loss in 1987. +Crews, which generally work for two weeks and then take one week off, are being given pink slips as they rotate off and are offered prompt, free transportation out of the Valdez area by Exxon. +While other takeover professionals aren't so downbeat, almost all agree that conventional takeover financing is increasingly difficult to obtain in the current environment. +To the king, such criticism sounds hypocritical. +Courter, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, said things had changed for the worse over the 12 years he's spent in the House. +Analysts expect the size of the twoyear sale to be increased by $250 million and the five-year note sale to be increased by $500 million from the last similar auctions to help finance the thrift industry bailout. +'It is a particular type of expertise and a particular culture. +His supervisor told Pelvas that he had to attend but that he could sleep, read a newspaper or otherwise engage himself durng the services. +Mention also will be made of arms reductions in Europe and upcoming negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union to trim short-range nuclear weapons, also in Europe. +It also said it had enhanced standard Unix to permit efficient multiprocessing, and that existing Unix programs that ran on its computers will run on the new computers without changes. +The government is planning to privatise Rupali Bank, a medium-sized state-owned institution, later this year. +He said that if this were so, Caribbean producers would insist that the provisions of the Lome Convention be respected. The convention is a trade treaty between the EC and members of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group. +By the end of August, one complete generation of Medflies is thought to have come and gone since officials began releasing the sterile male flies, Ms. Zadig said. +The second situation occurs when corporate managers, acting as the agents of shareholders, produce valuable information about their own company. +Just last month Washington announced it would unilaterally withdraw 40,000 troops from Western Europe and close some of its bases there. +Now that Congress has passed the savings and loan rescue, it should consider changes in deposit insurance, including a reduction in the $100,000 coverage limit, the chairman of the House Banking Committee says. +The Democratic contender's most recent financial disclosure form, which presidential candidates are required to submit, shows he had assets worth a minimum of $347,010, and possibly much more. +Potter gave him a suspended sentence and a $1,000 fine. +He said the currency reacted today to a statement by a high-ranking Federal Reserve Board official that the United States is ready to tolerate a higher dollar. +"It's the biggest year in the history of the Western world as far as reading adoptions go," says Donald Eklund, a schoolbook specialist at the Association of American Publishers. +There was something different about people with Alzheimer disease." The disease has gotten much media attention in the last 10 years, with television devoting prime time programs to it and national magazines featuring Alzheimer's on cover stories. +But we couldn't have not talked.' Talks started on April 22. Four rounds were taken up with Mr Jiang Enzhu, China's chief negotiator, attempting to get the British to agree to a statement of 'principles'. +The borrowing of funds from outside the country to finance this defense-caused deficit may create future repayment problems. +Officials of American International Group, a large New York-based insurer, personally protested to Treasury officials in a Washington meeting last Wednesday. +He and some colleagues devised and developed systems analysis as a recognized scientific discipline, Weeks said. +The nation's jobless rate had also hit 5.6 percent in August 1988. +It has been the subject of a number of civil lawsuits brought by employees, alleging overcharging and other wrongdoing. +The impetus for all this activity, of course, is the new federal tax law, which shook this country's philosophy of taxation to its foundations. +President Reagan celebrated German-American Day by calling for the removal of the Berlin Wall, which he called "a horrendous scar," dividing East and West Germany. +Because of the pace of the primaries, small fortunes were lost as quickly as made. +The National Advertising Division of the BBB, which reviews ad claims, called three studies on which Pfizer based the "300% more plaque" claim "preliminary, small-scale tests subject to confirmation." +A warrior figure, leading a small but ruthless band of mercenaries who are ready to sell their swords to the highest bidder. +Mr. Haft said that "to show good faith," Dart hasn't added to the 1.9 million Supermarkets General's shares it acquired earlier this year. +Chairman Lloyd Bentsen (D., Texas) told the Senate Finance Committee that he wants to delay action on legislation making technical corrections to last year's tax law. +Under the proposal, any holder of a stake of 10% or more would be required to disclose the holding and to disclose promptly any subsequent transactions involving 1% or more of the company's stock. +However, Thomson owns two specialized banks. +January is typically a month of intense demand for munis from investors seeking to reinvest money from redemptions and interest payments. +The House loves to call itself "The People's House" and its members like to act like folks. +A federal appeals court has ordered the District of Columbia to pay $1.3 million in fines because of its failure to alleviate crowded conditions at the city-run Lorton Reformatory in Fairfax County, Va. +This isn't to say that this year's deficit reduction will be painless. +Each person is requested to check a box next to the statement: "Enclosed is $1,000,000." For the faint of heart, smaller checks also are accepted. +'The containers are what are supposed to be secure.' The pilot conditioning plant has been built, as Germany's safety laws require, strong enough to withstand an earthquake, or the impact of a jet aircraft flown into it at full speed. +Michigan Democrat Carl Levin whooped through a tree-replacement program, while Rep. Larry Combest (R., Texas) won relief for damage from "hail or related conditions." +He cheated the Internal Revenue Service of earnings from gambling. He's broke from gambling debts. +In the second quarter, retail sales gained 17% from the year before. +But a spokesman for the Arizona Medical Association said physicians are outraged by the case. +But now that ownership of the big Belgian holding company is settled, questions are emerging over how Suez and its allies will finance their more than 80% stake in Generale de Belgique, which cost them more than $3.3 billion. +But for four decades, this great city, this great nation, so central to the Continent in every respect, has been separated from Europe and the West. +When the gang was founded, it had only 50 members. +Marjorie Bump for one. +It can expedite welfare reform with a view toward creating greater incentives for work. +"The whole idea is defrauding people who come thinking they'll get a Ferrari for $100," asserts Jack Ostoin, owner of J&D Recovery & Auto Auction of Detroit. +Officials at the world's largest cereal mill _ Quaker Oats Co. in Cedar Rapids, Iowa _ say they test incoming corn for aflatoxin. +They were freed Wednesday evening in Beirut. +The carrier has 3,785 Delta mechanics and 1,135 former Western mechanics. +There will actually be three tubes, one for a rail shuttle that will haul cars, trucks and passengers; one for trains; a smaller middle one for servicing and, if necessary, escape. +A military victory over the Western infidels would obviously be best for Saddam. +That leaves the Herald with one place to grow. +Jostens Inc. said it completed the previously announced sale of its business-products division to American Trading & Production Corp. for $110 million. +The company said Wednesday that only a "handful" of staffers would be eliminated. +EPA in 1986 sought public comment on whether to do nothing, to uphold the institute's recommendation, or to adopt a standard five or 10 times as strict. +For most new presidents life gets harder after year one, as the first mid-term elections to Congress loom. Will reform continue in the former Soviet Union? John Lloyd writes: Most things will get worse in Russia this year. +But Mellon's loan-loss provision fell 17% to $50 million from a year ago. +People can be seen posting pictures of Ilene on utility poles in the rain. +Fewer general merchandise chains, discounters and department stores issued their results Thursday than usually do on the first Thursday of the month because of differences in sales-reporting calendars. +Denmark would then have to obtain some kind of associate membership of the Community. +Tasker is a serious man, Balliol and Kleinwort Benson, and won the title of Japan's most respected research analyst last year. +"The only reason we're headquartered in Japan is that many of our engineers like living here," says Uniden President Hiroyasu Kunieda. +Mr. Niefer said domestic sales should pick up after the introduction of a redesigned version of the compact 190 series, which will be in dealers' showrooms beginning in September. +Worst of all are "cellists." +State and local anti-drug programs _ begun with such promise just two years ago _ could be crippled or even killed unless the federal government provides sufficient money, officials say. +They scarcely need reminding, but gilts traders will certainly see yesterday's floating rate auction announcement as another sign of how difficult market conditions have become. +Ellerbee was a guest commentator last year during CNN's coverage of the national political conventions and on election night. +The company cited costs associated with the servicing of the company's debt and the continued rise in medical costs. +These might be built along the model of demilitarized zones in the Golan Heights between Israel and Syria, which have proven highly successful in keeping the peace. +He declined to take a position on the measure. +Jack G. Clarke, vice president, Exxon, $9.674 million. +He also toured Europe during the 1970s with fellow Marin musician Nick Gravenites, a former member of the San Francisco band Electric Flag. +This "Closeup" documentary tells the predictable tale of empty institutions and hard, bitter streets; of families who abandon their sick, and families who fruitlessly try to help them. +Its partner in the venture is the Mid-Atlantic Food Dealers Association. +In Washington, the State Department on Monday welcomed the Mongolian government's opening to opposition demands. +Time Warner Inc. announced Tuesday, as expected, that Joseph J. Collins would head its cable division, which will be called the Time Warner Cable Group and is the nation's second largest cable system operator. +Elsewhere in the city, Inspector Lew Canada heads a special police unit that's trying to link organized crime with a powerful union boss who threatens to thwart the political advancement of Motown's mayor. +Similarly, he praised the patriotism of Mexicans who held money in dollars in Mexico City banks, then confiscated those dollar deposits at an artificial exchange rate. +Events, he said, "have created a reasonable doubt of Judge Pollack's impartiality in supervising these cases." +In a ruling last month, Fed governors voted to allow banks to underwrite corporate debt through affiliates but severely limited the amount of underwriting the subsidiaries may handle. +Meese at the time was presidential counselor. +Retired Justice William Duffy of Chancery Court in Wilmington, Del., also issued an order Friday blocking Pillsbury's plan to spin off its Miami-based Burger King Corp., another key element of the company's defense against Grand Met. +The row between British Gas and Ofgas has not been quietened by a Monopolies and Mergers Commission inquiry. +Group sales gained 2.3%, to 27 billion marks from 26.4 billion marks. +The group's Globex system is about to undergo trials. Wellcome setback Concern over the the proposed dilution of Wellcome shares saw the pharmaceutical group tumble in turnover of 4.1m. +Unemployment among Israel's 4.4 million people has risen from 5.6 percent to more than 7 percent since the uprising started in December 1987. +The first lady also said she helped Bush keep the invasion of Panama secret. +California regulators said it's estimated that Nolhga's plan would cost state funds about $950 million to make good on policy guaranties. +"I don't think I had a great natural gift for acting, the way I believe Patty (Wettig) does," Olin says in the Oct. 1 issue of US magazine. +The developing countries and various industry groups in these nations and the U.S. won't learn the final results of the annual GSP review exercise until next spring. +Ver-Val Enterprises, Fort Walton Beach, Fla., aerospace manufacturer and metal fabrication, $17.1 million. +Ventrilio said since the 9000 CDs were available in decent quantities starting in January, the cars outsold their sibling, the 9000 hatchback models for each of the first three months of 1989. +Union representatives could be fined as much as C$50,000 a day and the union itself C$100,000 a day. +In June 1987, Namphy's government tried to take control of national elections and in July his troops killed more than 100 demonstrators who were demanding he step down. +Initial plans called for the banks to place billions of dollars of loans into the new company. +Mr. Shopkorn's successor, Mr. Hackett, hasn't met with much enthusiasm, several Salomon executives said. +The high court said a reconsideration request alleging "material error" can't be appealed to the courts if the ICC rejects it. +In 1954, it was a state of the art marvel of compactness and practibility, and at $50,000, a bargain to boot. +Stephen Axilrod, vice chairman of Nikko Securities Co. International, says that's because of fears, particularly by Japanese, that the dollar will keep sliding. +It was an orderly shutdown." The low-level radioactive leak prompted plant officials to call an alert, Nuclear Regulatory Commission spokesman Frank Ingram said. +The play, starring Anthony Heald and Christine Baranski and directed by Mike Nichols, opened Thursday at off-Broadway's Promenade Theater. +It was hailed as "the first absolute proof of the possibility of connecting homes throughout the world by sight as they have already been connected by voice," the article continued. +Architect I. M. Pei, 71, born in China, designer of the East Building of the National Gallery of Art in Washington and the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston as well as the recent expansion and renovation of the Louvre in Paris. +All of the vehicles tested were 1987 models. +At the end of a trial that lasted five weeks, the jury of nine men and three women took less than three days of deliberation to convict. +Several activists of the right-wing Indian People's Party were arrested following the violence, it said without elaborating. +Simmons Airlines said its July traffic rose 23.9% to 21 million revenue passenger miles from 16.9 million miles a year earlier. +In Beirut, the Christian-run Voice of Lebanon quoted Jumblatt as saying a cease-fire that began late last month was just an "intermission" in the war. +If the author is lackadaisical about publicity, chances are that the publishing house will be, too. +Woodell received stitches above his eye and on his chin. +Yet they should look again. +Mr Ko said TAC's factory, which only recently started production of some small parts for the IDF, could quickly be expanded with up to 300 more workers. 'The advantage with BAe is that we are getting in on a deal which is on-going. +He said his country should learn from American democracy while changing its own political system. +"This means retailers lost a penny of their operating margin during the period and it means that there is more price pressure to come in the immediate future," she said. +They also said it would provide educational advantages such as better retention of information. +It is time to find a better system.' The report adds that higher productivity will have to precede higher wages. Mr Maljers warned against the environment and energy taxes being considered in the Commission white paper. +But all the rest of the year had seen only a slow and cautious easing. +While they could rationalize the inattention given to their offerings during the winter, when weather and mood keep people from shopping, they are now in the prime selling months. +But no concessions have been volunteered by the unions, which are taking new offensive measures. +The fusion feat was announced at a news conference by B. Stanley Pons of Utah and Martin Fleischmann of the University of Southampton in England. +Growing up in Baltimore, Kamini Mathur was a fan of pizza, soft rock and discos. +His parents "encouraged me to experience black culture and my heritage," says Joshua, a recent graduate in East Asian studies from Yale University. +A special commission of the Florida Bar will recommend that parts of its disciplinary process for lawyers be open to public view. +There are shortages and growing bread lines, some with hundreds of people waiting more than four hours. +The Rev. Jesse Jackson invited them on stage during a campaign appearance. +The concern about trade in reptile skins has echoes of the anti-fur movement, but the situations are not the same. +Copper Mountain in Colorado adds a ski playground. +"Economic necessity" means that such groups "will be swept up," says Shawmut National, a bank holding company. +Strikers in the capital blocked key highways with burning garbage and leftist guerrillas sparked a blackout in the highlands, but there were no early reports of violent clashes between police and strikers, officials said. +They have fumbled the ball. +The devices will be the sixth and seventh tested this year at the Nevada site. +In particular, Mr Gerard Longuet, the industry minister, has pushed for a rapid and relatively extensive operation. +Medication was found on the front seat. +Once they have formed a consensus, other signatories, numbering some 160, would probably fall in line. +The General Assembly adopted by consensus a resolution praising progress toward peaceful resolutions of the conflicts in Central America following agreements by five Central American presidents at a conference in August. +The court's decision could affect insurance, hospital visiting rights, inheritance and other areas in which the definition of "family" is crucial. +This concern was thrown into sharp relief Monday, when a fire at an electrical substation blacked out part of lower Manhattan and threw the financial district into more confusion than any virus has caused. +The proposal still requires regulatory approval. +In both California and New Jersey, about one in seven Democratic voters told NBC they would rather have Mr. Bush in the White House in the event of a sudden crisis that required swift, decisive action. +He hasn't bought any of them yet, however, and fears it may be too late to buy Bandag, which has surged. +They were scheduled to return to the United States on Tuesday, when the hotel was beseiged by the rebels, the official said. +The 42-year-old Army officer lives on the U.S. Embassy compound with his wife, Susan, and two of their three daughters. +We think we're doing a good job of it," Gambino said. +The company faces a showdown at a March shareholders meeting at which Georgia-Pacific is seeking to have the company's directors replaced with its own candidates, who would allow the merger to go through. +The victory appeared to be a setback for King Hussein, who had appealed to voters to separate religion from politics. +Gorbachev may have a chance to regain the initiative in domestic affairs in an address he is scheduled to deliver on his trip to the two houses of the Soviet legislature sometime this week. +Bush, leading in the polls, turned to a condemnation of chemical weapons. +Perhaps microfries would be at home in convenience stores. In an early test in such stores, Horizons sought to reduce the preparation guesswork by installing its own microwave ovens, with a special button that would cook the fries to preset perfection. +For the first time in a German privatisation, the bookbuilding method is being used. Investors' bids are collected for the shares, thus helping to establish the most appropriate selling price. +It will be even more salutary for those hopefuls who have been driving up the price of property penny stocks. +More than 6 million prizes will be offered, including 12 grand prizes that include mini-vans and family vacations to Hollywood. Most of the prizes can be redeemed at the 2,200 K mart stores nationwide. +Mrs. Aquino ordered Philippine flags flown at half-staff until Sunday on government buildings in respect for the 72-year-old former president, who died Thursday in Hawaii. +"Believe me, it's not a number anybody is happy about. +The researchers said some of the labs gave "excessive and potentially confusing information" when reporting back. +The Maastricht treaty gives it powers to negotiate amendments to legislation, or block bills it does not like. +The board rejected earlier staff recommendations for full-scale crash tests on small school buses. +Whitney Museum of American Art: "Recent Drawing: Roni Horn, Charles Ray, Jim Shaw and Michael Tetherow." +Both at the Justice Department and at the Office of Management and Budget, Mr. Ginsburg showed that he is a firm believer in a school of legal thought called "law and economics" that advocates analyzing many legal issues in cost-benefit terms. +"Loyal and firm allies are important to every country and under all circumstances. +Association officials said, however, that the figures don't mean retail investors were responsible for that day's 22.6% stock market crash. +Mr. Huang and other researchers believe the silver oxide reduces resistances to current flow in the superconductive wafer. +Annual sales were Dollars 3.42bn, compared with Dollars 3.18bn in 1991-2. +Last year, when drought shriveled yields, imports jumped to 68 million bushels. +Funds raised through the share issue will go in part toward the setting up of a new ABC European subsidiary, Saudi said. +Zenith says there are enough empty channels to allow 99.7 percent of all U.S. broadcasters to transmit HDTV signals. +While the desert is ideal for employing sophisticated airborne weapons, the terrain could work to the disadvantage of a high-tech attacking force. +That makes it difficult to interpret BASF's decision to shave only DM2 from last year's DM12 dividend. Judging by the 5 per cent rise in the shares, the market was braced for something worse. +He was formerly executive vice president, marketing and sales, at Alcar Software Inc., Skokie, Ill. +A moutaineer scaled it in 1954 and in 1984 two Englishmen parachuted from it. +While the labor department views the clients as exploited workers, Salvation Army attorney William J. Moss described them as "beneficiaries" who work at the centers for rehabilitation. +Under the old Cold War regime for migrants, people classified as political refugees were accepted with few questions. +Officials said that if the giant oil company is convicted on all counts brought by a federal grand jury in Anchorage it could face criminal fines of as much as $1.6 million. +One banker said yesterday, 'if the banks sit tight the restructuring has to be better than receivership'. +After a delayed opening Tuesday, the stock plummeted $10.25 to close at $106. +But other buyers, such as insurance companies, may settle for a bit less, depending on the inflation outlook. +Another said: "Anybody who pays taxes will be punished." At a small grocery, friends of Kamal Tawfik Abu Saada, 40, consoled him over the loss of a refrigerator display case hauled off by tax raiders. +There's an equally pressing deadline for the government to define its monetary and economic ties to the rest of the European Community. +To allow the politically divisive Tower defeat to fester over the weekend _ and to be churned over on Sunday television talk shows and in newspaper columns _ would have not been helpful to the president. +Recent issues include an arranged exit, cash-backed scheme from sponsor Matrix Securities for Middlesex University, offering a return of 122p after five years for every 100p invested. +The Martini family is using Merrill Lynch Capital Markets and the law firm of Willkie Farr & Gallagher. +CPC International Inc. is close behind with a 15% share. +Washington criticized the suppression of the pro-democracy movement but since has said the two countries need to set their differences aside and improve relations. +All this gives them an opportunity to talk about things they've done in the past. +Most social investment funds stick to basic securities _ stocks, government-backed bonds or certificates of deposit. +The total cost for all this hasn't been determined, but it cost over $400,000 in federal and city funds to build the present wall. +But he said the company has "lived up to earnings expectations so far." +It highlights recurring errors and contains glossaries of financial, scientific and technical terms. +The Labor Department said wage rates among union members rose an average 2.9 percent in the past 12 months, compared with 3.9 percent for non-union workers. +He said during the rioting two people were killed in the presence of police. +They speak frequently together by telephone." Davis, a singer, dancer and actor, was born to vaudevillians Elvera and Sammy Davis in 1925, appeared on stage as a youngster and braved bigotry for decades as he toured the country. +The tests will cover at least marijuana and cocaine. +The Vatican denied on Wednesday that it was cracking down on Brazilian bishops for being too progressive. +Meanwhile, payments to trade creditors can continue. +Solidarity has declared that it would not seek more power than it was granted under the April accord. +The Japanese do not give their employees clear job descriptions. +He sported a real beard, jingle bells, spectacles, rosy cheeks and the requisite red suit. +Dissidents under the "New Directions" banner have criticized UAW leadership for eroding workers' rights through joint programs. +"There is some potential for the aid to be used in positive ways, but I think if it were channelled more directly through churches it could be used in a better way than it is being used," he said. +Building materials suppliers were especially criticised for lack of manufacturing capacity, and the size of the import-export trade gap. +Lawmakers "know that USDA's budget forecasts cannot be trusted" because of the errors, English said. +In 1990, Mr Roh persuaded a fragmented opposition to join his Democratic Justice Party to form the DLP. +The rest of the sector was also hit, although some analysts said Steel's problems were specific and no reason for the sector to suffer. +Mr. Martin said that by year-end, the number of employees in both U.S. and foreign operations will be down 3%. +Rain continued to fall along the East Coast, with showers extending this morning from eastern Virginia to southern New England. +Public interest groups and some federal and state regulators say utilities aren't adequately providing for future decommissioning costs. +Andrew Yurowitz, 52 years old, a first vice president of E.F. Hutton, was one of three people arrested in response to an 18-count indictment handed up by a federal grand jury in Orlando. +Nalepka's sister, Kathy Moynihan of New Brighton, Minn., said her family was overjoyed. +"While the risk of heart disease declines 50% in the first year after quitting smoking, with lung cancer the risk declines by the same amount only after 10 years," said an official with the National Institutes of Health. +The board of directors of the Chicago Board of Trade have voted not to participate in a restructured Globex. +'We must not fall into the trap of designing products with features people don't need. +The board is rushing to complete transactions because tax breaks for the investors getting government assistance will be cut in half after Jan. 1. +GM said it is warning owners in a letter about the problem to "avoid unintended bumping or moving of the shift lever while driving their vehicle." +Demonstrators from the Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRD) were dislodged from 14 of the 17 city halls closed since the disputed December municipal elections, according to news reports Thursday evening. +"Our secret is that with a woman and a man with a gray beard, nobody feels threatened by us," she said. +What radical changes have the manufacturers of executive cars in store for buyers as the decade draws to a close? +The new offer, which seeks 50.3% of the cellular and broadcasting concern, is for $125 a share for 22 million LIN shares. +Many women who could not afford that option would likely resort to the illegal and dangerous methods that prevailed prior to the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision, which restricted the right of the states to outlaw abortion. +Clegg joined the Globe in 1978 as a copy editor. +Because the annual ranking is based on market capitalisation, it offers a way of comparing companies from different countries and different industries, regardless of the gaps between their accounting conventions. +Mr. Roa, chairman of Ocisa and of the National Confederation of Construction, pins his hopes for a recovery on a government plan to finance more than 400,000 new homes over the next four years. +"They wouldn't be stupid enough to bury them here anyway," said one officer who spoke on condition of anonymity. +"It is better to concentrate on the passenger and whether he exhibits suspicious behavior during questioning," Bacharach said. +A convicted killer drove a fire truck in an attempt to escape prison, ramming fences, gates and other vehicles during a rampage that ended when she crashed into a tree. +And he recalls lobbying to see either "The Music Man" or "Gypsy." +Observer now has a red face as a result of making a mistake when handing its 'Clean Breast' award for frankness yesterday to David Lloyd-Jacob of Butte Mining. +Gina Cella Harty, a spokeswoman for the foundation, said it is the first non-profit, non-governmental international organization to operate with full legal status in the Soviet Union. +In London, British children began a campaign Wednesday to collect food for Soviet youngsters. +Even so, many Austrians today seem eager for enlightenment. +Bert Boksen, who follows media companies for Raymond James & Associates in St. Petersburg, Fla., said Houghton Mifflin could command a price in the mid-$50 a share range should a buyout effort be made. +He teed off Thursday with two Cypress Point Club members who are administration officials - Air Force Secretary Donald B. Rice, and Ebersole Gaines, the top U.S. diplomat in Bermuda. +Some slow dance at the mini-dances that spring up spontaneously, swaying to drippy instrumental tunes from cassette players set on the ground. +"Energy is very cheap here," said Art Rosenfeld, director of the Center for Building Science at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory at Berkeley, Calif. +Sierra Spring Water Co. said the Sacramento County district attorney is investigating the alleged mislabeling of certain company products. +Company employee Shigemi Okada, 27, shrieked "Don't use chicken in the beef barbecue!" at 115.9 decibels to take third place and $140 in the raucous contest, held outside a Tokyo train station. +The parent company also said it expects Continental to be profitable in the second half. +Huge statues of Paul Bunyan and his ox, Babe, have been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. +In Sweden, government clearance could be tricky, considering Volvo's dominant role in Swedish industry and the government's generally restrictive stance on foreign takeovers. +At 6-foot-3-inches and 165 pounds, he is rail thin. +The eight guilty counts, seven against Mr. Mosky and one against Mr. Scheck, involved $200 in customer profits, according to the traders' lawyers. +But fresh management and the misfortune of other airlines may not be enough. +"My students would kill me," said Raible, who has been researching brain chemicals that affect rats' sexual behavior. +Brush Wellman Inc. said it signed a letter of intent to acquire Metals Engineering Co. of Leesport, Pa., for an undisclosed amount of cash. +The index rose as much as 15.5 points at late morning before falling back in the afternoon. +Federal Deputy Premier Zivko Pregl and Interior Minister Gen. Petar Gacanin met in Pristina on Tuesday to discuss the deteriorating situation in the province with local Communist authorities. +"What we're trying to play here is a percentage game," he said. "There is no way that we can, with finality, prove or disprove that a person was on board. +British Steel was the busiest stock option with 1,860 contracts traded. +Smith had no last words and refused an opportunity to write a last statement, prison spokesman Dale Riley said. +Purchases of mutual funds rose a net $500 million last month, reversing a record withdrawal in October. +A 25-foot-high inflatable Evian bottle sits in Albertville, near Olympic Park. +Shamseddine said "considerable prudence will be needed in dealing with the hostage issue. +Because interest rates are an important factor in domestic inflationary processes, Mr. Schlecht stressed that Germany's monetary policy should remain non-expansionary and keep its orientation on economic growth. +Nor do these statistics take into account oil aboard tankers at sea. +Municipals Municipal bonds ended unchanged to slightly higher in brisk activity. +LEGISLATURE: State Senate, elected Tuesday: 17 D, 2 R. Breakdown of new Senate, including seats not contested in 1988: 31 D, 4 R. Breakdown of outgoing Senate: 31 D, 4 R. +In a pre-invasion situation, West Germany would be a likely place for Spetsnaz troops to infiltrate NATO armies by impersonating Western units. +The announcement came Friday after the close of trading when Andover's shares rose $1.25 to close at $10.50 each in national over-the-counter trading. +Two types of toys to avoid, the ADA said, are baby walkers and crib gyms. +But they never took the final step and required the belts, largely because auto makers opposed the idea. +John Gotti, the reputed boss of the nation's most powerful crime family, was freed on $100,000 bail Tuesday, less than 24 hours after an army of police arrested him. +"It is important for the RTC to move forward with these resolutions and to continue to accelerate the pace of asset sales, which should only be enhanced by our recently issued policies on securitization and seller financing," he said. +Mr. Kraselnick, who was described by Newsweek as a little-known Panamanian cocoa processor and "a major player" in the cocoa futures market, couldn't be reached for comment. +Friday's edition incorrectly reported that under the proposal the Federal Reserve Board would regulate thrift holding companies with assets above $10 billion. +The comfortable old channels of domestic politics are blurred by rebellion at the center, a new appeal by ecologist candidates toward the left and anti-immigrant extremism at the far right. +"Tumors in rodents were observed on laboratory examination toward the end of their life-span, and only in animals which had received very high doses of zidovudine," said the company, based in Research Triangle Park, N.C. +Your wishes have to be stated in a way "that your intent will later be judged sufficiently clear by people taking care of you," says Ms. Rouse. +The proposed expansion by Dallas-based Occidental Chemical would add more than 100 million pounds annually to production at Lake Charles, which currently has a 550-million-pound capacity. +The company already has options on the land. Opponents say the tract contains wetlands and any leaks could contaminate Nebraska's groundwater. +Greenpeace identified the four as Ted Wood of Hollywood, Calif.; Jorn Haye of Germany; Jeane Ni Ghormain of Ireland; and Bjoern Okern of Norway. +TNT said it chose the planes because their low noise level and their ability to use short runways and fly in all weather conditions should allow them to make night freight runs in Europe without restrictions. +Tara Green is black; Barbara Merz is white. +The neighborhood becomes more residential, leafy and pleasant west of Frankford Avenue. +Under normal weather conditions, lodge-pole pines, which covered 80% of the park before the fires, "do not burn quickly and easily," he said. +Middle-sized farmers _ full-time farmers who annually sell less than a quarter million dollars worth of crops and livestock _ will feel the biggest squeeze from the gains made in biotechnology during the 1990s, Phillips predicted. +Maria Gonzalez, 26, had a lively conversation in Spanish with her grandmother in Miami. +The bishops' injunction to Catholic parents fell by the wayside. +Pillsbury Co. said it sold its Bright's and Martins fruit juice brands to Sundor Brands Inc. of Darien, Conn. +Yet straws of change fly about in London's foggy wind. +Although some creditor groups have opposed the reorganization, Mr. Cieri said, "We are very confident the plan will be confirmed in court. +Lillian Finnegan, daughter of a Genoa judge, started the event after seeing a shipboard fund-raiser during a sea cruise. +About 5.8 million of the 29.2 million Americans 65 or older are in nursing homes, she says. +The award covers 1987, the year she was locked out of her house, where she used to distribute groceries to fellow handicapped residents. +Some will involve retrieving a tested model and refiring it. +They now can withdraw their byline if the contents of a story are distorted by editing. +"My No. 1 was like a nerd," said Kristin Liszkowski, a senior at Willowbrook. +Still, he said, "Bush lost almost every group he won in New Hampshire," including Republicans who support President Reagan and those who are concerned about foreign policy. +Skubiszewski, an adviser to Roman Catholic church leader Cardinal Jozef Glemp, was considered a compromise between Solidarity and the Communists, both of whom wanted the post. +The dollar fell against major foreign currencies today in calm, early European trading. +But most of the ministers expect the meeting to be uneventful. +The highest price realised this week was 200p for a Rwanda. +Platinum futures, benefiting from support from overseas buyers, also rose. +American Airlines is planning expansions of its hub in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and some other Caribbean operations despite economic conditions that have left its 1990 performance shaky. +The combatants again shook hands and smiled after the debate's conclusion. +Mr. Frost contends that no kickbacks took place, Mr. Dillard added. +The Labor committee will begin considering the minimum next week, and Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell says he would like to bring it to a vote by the full Senate by the end of the month. +Mr Isaacs would like to renew his contract but his combative personality has made him enemies. +People on low-cholesterol diets can reduce their blood-cholesterol level by eating oat-bran daily instead of taking drugs which can cost three to six times as much, researchers say. But hold the milk. +This will mean that every brand has 'a consistent strategic focus'. 'It will mean the end of vague, sloppy thinking which leads to the vague, sloppy clothes in which so many brands go out in public. +The big factor overhanging the bond market, however, is the auction today of $3.5 billion in Resolution Funding Corp. 40year bonds, followed tomorrow by the sale of $7.5 billion in seven-year Treasury notes. +Uncertainty is unsettling and difficult to manage. +"He doesn't like a lower tax rate for capital gains," an aide to Rostenkowski insisted Thursday. "But could it ever be acceptable? +Tax breaks? It seems like curious business for Soviet communists. +I hope my parents have money to keep sending me to school. +Douglas Dougherty, leaves from Boston's Roxbury section with the same 10 a.m. start-off as Revere and the two wind up in Lexington for the finale. +"The underdog in me comes out," proclaims Mr. Warren. +Guerrillas said the destruction followed a major desertion of Afghan army troops to anti-Marxist rebels. +William Seidman, FDIC chairman, said the agency ran a $50 million surplus for last year, keeping its insurance fund's net worth at $18.2 billion. +After two years, the rule is expected to cost industry generally $950 million annually, the EPA said. +Democratic presidential contender Michael Dukakis, fresh from a solid win in New York's big primary, was looking to consolidate his strength with a repeat performance here next week. +But negotiators must settle on the amount of funding for a crucial job-protection program. +He said other critics including professionals, readers and entertainers also will appear, along with stories describing what goes on behind the scenes in shows, songs and books. +He also ruled that the Globe's method of news gathering, including "listening to gossip in the bars and clubs of Palm Beach," was lawful. +One large question involves the pending treaty's radically new approach to verification. +It would also empower the interior ministry to restrict foreigners' movements on grounds such as national security and 'public morale'. +Royal Dutch Petroleum also announced that E. von Kuenhein will retire from its board of supervisors on June 30 after serving on the board for 10 years. +Even before the direct flights agreement was announced, estimates said the number of Soviet Jewish immigrants could swell to 1 million by the end of 1992. +Like most of Bernhard's narrators, he's an enraged misogynist, a cruelly self-absorbed, manipulative, self-vaunting and self-hating monomaniac (to put it gently). +He is the younger brother of the famed novelist Lawrence Durrell, author of the "Alexandria Quartet" and other works. +But it may take more than the admiration of Italian and Spanish customers to restore fully Deutsche's old sense of superiority. +"Boring," crowed the Harvard side, "boring." And so it goes. +For much of the 1980s foreign direct investment into the US was growing at more than 20 per cent a year. +Day-care expenses "put a hole in your pocketbook," says Jean Suber-Smith, a manager of home-based workers at Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina. +I can't speak to what the grantor does with it," Mr. McGee said. +They also wanted sanctuary for the family of a coup leader. +The treaty eliminating intermediate-range missiles, ratified Friday by the Senate, will be finalized tomorrow. +But director Emile Ardolino, who's directed many dance and theater pieces for television, has a gentle touch that lends a sweetness to these video segments. +The company attributed the results to a downturn in its guaranteed income contract business, which produced a loss that it didn't specify. +The opportunity is at hand for George Bush to alter the politics of this country for a generation. +He said he wasn't the only grand juror to disagree with the report, but wouldn't give any more details about the deliberations. +The CBOE is investigating trading activity in Zayre Corp. options during mid-September, shortly before a report that an investor group might seek control of the retailer. +It became common for companies to pillage memory chips from older computers and other equipment. +In October, the Rwandan army repulsed armed refugees attacking Rwanda from neighboring Uganda. +She arrived in Britain Wednesday for a one-week visit. +Well, some sceptics agree with the title of Eric J. Lerner's new book, The Big Bang never happened (Simon and Schuster 1992). But most cosmologists are convinced big bangers. +No arrests were ever made in connection with the shootings. +Sources in the capital said Gadhafi had not been seen in public for several weeks, and there was speculation he had fled in fear of a U.S. attack. +Nor are the science requirements any greater at many other prestigious American colleges and universities. +GM wouldn't disclose how much it has invested in the venture, but said it expects to have a minority share in the joint-venture company. +Reports have spread for days that Honecker's 18-year tenure as head of the Communist Party may be about to end. +"It appears everything met state regulations, but we're still investigating," Paige said. +Every half-hour, their cannons flash and roar until one of the galleons, holed amidships, keels over and slips under the water. +As a result of all this borrowing, the books of many European investors are bulging with Danish paper in several currencies, and they aren't eager for more. +The area was shocked last year by 136 killings, the ninth-highest rate in the country, according to the FBI. +"There is nothing like it. +Iraqi troops were preventing anyone from entering or leaving the embassy but Kelly said the reduced staff there probably had a couple of weeks worth of supplies remaining. +Garner, a self-taught musician, died in 1977. +Sears is the largest. +That's what was missing in Haiti. +Investigators examined an Alaska Airlines jetliner Monday and interviewed crew members to learn why it veered from a runway and skidded to a stop in mud after landing at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. +The grant program was authorized by Congress in the McKinney Homeless Assistance Act, named after the late Connecticut Rep. Stewart McKinney. +The actress is a spokeswoman for the luxury development at Williams Island, which underwrote the dinner for the second year. +Basquiat had no formal training and started his career scrawling graffiti on buildings with a friend, Al Diaz. +"I don't even know where to take them." The housing bill recently signed by President Bush sets aside $123.2 million for housing for the homeless, tied to the provision of services such as mental health care and the rehabilitation of drug users. +Thursday's protests were largely without violence, as has been the case throughout most of the three-week campaign. +I found the criminal division conducting itself according to the highest standards." Hatch told him "There are some who will never like Attorney General Meese. +The SPD and unions want more tax revenues next year, to cut the budget deficit and encourage a relaxation in the Bundesbank's strict monetary policy. Mr Kohl said the German business community was prepared to play its part in the solidarity pact. +The city is accusing Dukakis of using one formula to hand out state aid and another formula to cut it. +The payments are predictable, and equity builds up steadily. +A "page" of the encyclopedia depicting facts about Washington showed a picture of the state bird. +But that performance, too, could change, according to some fund analysts. +PRECIOUS METALS: Platinum prices plunged to near a three-year low in heavy selling, while gold and silver were slightly higher. +Officials said Unocal lost contact with the Panamanian-registered Seacrest about 12 hours after the storm hit. +The smell of grilled sausages at sidewalk stands filled the air, and partygoers uncorked thousands of bottles of wine. +It just wasn't there," Bush replied. +In the Ohio case, Franklin County Juvenile Court Judge Charles Petree II ruled last September that a fetus carried by a cocaine-and morphine-dependent woman was a person and, therefore, subject to court jurisdiction. +The latest California ballot measure seeks to shelter the homeless, provide affordable housing, improve education, repair roads and reduce residential property taxes. +With growth restrictions limiting their activities elsewhere, L.A. home builders arrived here in the early '80s, attracted by the cheap land. +Total business volume rose by 5.1 per cent to DM229bn while interest income rose 22.3 per cent to DM4.20bn. +To convince the government and an increasingly skeptical public that it should remain that way, Mr. Alexander must prove the City can effectively and honestly regulate itself. +Nathan Bedford Forrest closed in on the Union military depot of Johnsonville. +FAA Associate Administrator Monte Belger and security chief Ray Salazar testified that security problems were found at Frankfurt during inspections in January, May, June and August 1989. +A final version of the report, which was requested in 1980, is expected to go to Congress in December. +This was the same reasoning, by the way, that lay behind the Reagan administration's desire to bomb the Rabta industrial complex before the Libyans had had the opportunity to complete its construction. +Tritium, plutonium and uranium are the key substances produced by the nuclear plants for weapons. +DO IT YOURSELF: Japan's Toshiba Corp. sends out English-language calendars that don't identify holidays. +She was remembered Monday as a person who never forgot her hometown of Newark or Arts High School, her alma mater. +Half the concessions at Shea Stadium stock non-alcoholic beer, which is cheaper than regular beer. +'The recommendation, therefore, is to use the current transfer value - a figure which would be paid out to another scheme if the member had changed jobs. +On the other side is the French political establishment, aided at least rhetorically by the German. As the pull from the markets has increased, so has the need to pull still more strongly on the other side. +The White House also estimated the cost of the Gulf war could be as much as $70 billion, but said the U.S. would refund allied contributions, which total $53 billion, if they should exceed war costs. +The suit, he added, is "another example of the FDIC attempting to push off to an auditor its own regulatory obligation." +Cryodynamics Inc. of Mountainside, N.J., which has been building cooling devices for spacecraft, says it is using that space technology to develop a small home refrigerator that uses inert helium or nitrogen. +Mollie Miller directed from a screenplay by Ellen M. Violett. +Umemori said foreign exchange and interest rate movements would be key to a stock market recovery. +Light-weight hiking boots with good ankle support are recommended, and it is a good idea to take a small back-pack for snacks, a change of clothes and rain-gear. There are a number of guides to the Wealdway. +A phone representative neglected to tell Kathryn Lippert of Pittsburgh that she needed to file a claim to get a widow's benefit, and she said it took five months to wade through red tape before the problem was solved. +Other analysts said the Nissan vote proves Japanese automakers can shut out the UAW as long as workers are well paid. +Eight of them were arrested on trespassing charges after they walked through a line of security guards at the gate. +They recently rejected the compromise name of 'Nova Makedonija', proposed by Mr Cyrus Vance, the former UN mediator, because of their respective leaders' domestic problems. +The developments underscore an end to the accommodative mood on both sides that briefly seemed to dominate Polish politics after Walesa ended a series of strikes in early September in exchange for the promise of the talks on Solidarity's future. +Ms. Stieber first reported in November that three doctors in Santa Fe and Los Alamos had uncovered an unusual connection between their patients and L-tryptophan. +LTV Steel inherited the town from Erie Mining Co. in 1987 and is happy to be rid of it after local laws stopped it from literally giving away the homes. +Some analysts expect the Fed to soon cut the discount rate if the PPI declines sharply. +Mr. Baron warns, however, that Mr. Bush will make a big mistake if he tries to be something that he's not. +The talks began on Tuesday, lasted for six hours and then resumed again on Wednesday afternoon, lasting until about 5:30 this morning. +Household growth has accelerated in California and everywhere else in recent years, mostly because the number of young adults, the group that starts the bulk of new households, has grown faster than the population as a whole. +MCI said it will expand its Corporate Account Service to include outbound long-distance services and will introduce a new volume discount pricing option. +After delicate procedures and visual checks of the wing flaps, Homer landed safely in Guayaquil. +But Stewart is the sort of woman you'd leave your children with. +This Associated Press poll was conducted by telephone July 20-24 among a random sample of 1,004 adults in the continental United States. +The unit is home to 1 million tick specimens _ deceased, in case you were wondering or worrying _ that have been painstakingly collected by researchers over decades. +HOUSING action group Shelter yesterday called on the chancellor to deliver a Budget for housing in November. +These illusions persist.' The contemporary illusion against which Bukovsky still attempts to tilt is the western belief that its fear of an imploding Russia can be exorcised by throwing money at it. +The leaks regulations have been adopted; the coke oven regulations are still only a proposal. +Because of vagueries in the treaty's counting rules and provisions excluding certain weapons, it isn't certain precisely how many strategic warheads each side will have when the treaty is fully implemented. +As one executive described it in this newspaper last January: 15-second commercials are "too good a situation to pass up right now. +Texaco Inc., which runs the Eugene Island pipeline system, said Tuesday that bad weather had prevented divers from determining the exact cause of the problem. +Weston, emerging from the chapel near Buckingham Palace, displayed some of the sense of humor that endeared him to his countrymen. +The good news is that this is considerably less than the Pounds 1.95bn which the contractors had sought. The deal settles the final claim outstanding against Eurotunnel, although it still has a Pounds 1bn claim against the British and French railways. +The meeting was cancelled at Tyson's request, ConAgra said. +After all, he does worry about the gamble he is taking. +Southern New England Telecommunications Corp. gave gift coupons to 2,000 employees who spent substantial working time driving without an accident last year. +Joseph Hazelwood, who was acquitted four months ago of most criminal charges in the nation's worst oil spill, faces a Coast Guard hearing that could strip him of his license as a ship's master. +The fund has now been on a roll since early 1989, with a total return of 191.7% in this 27-month period. +"The situation has improved down there, there's no doubt about that, but they're not out of the woods yet. +"I don't think I can endure" working there again, he concludes. +Ariel officials estimate that 200 Soviet immigrants have moved to the settlement. +In Moscow yesterday, George Shultz shook hands with the ever-cheerful Mikhail Gorbachev and announced that the START negotiators have been ordered to come up with a treaty in 30 days, in time for President Reagan's springtime summit in Moscow. +Some of these countries had already reached their export quotas with Western nations and shifted production to Mauritius. +They also arrested Ms. Shoemaker, 41, but Mahoney escaped. +It's as if somebody died in your family." +Dukakis aides say running mate Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, a native of South Texas who is popular among Hispanics, gives the campaign a logistical and emotional boost in Texas. +Mitchell said Senate Democrats will not link their IRA proposal to such an increase, but rather will propose to make up revenue lost to expanded IRA deductions by extending telephone and other excise taxes that were due to expire at the end of this year. +The most important statistic in the employment report Friday will be the number of workers on nonfarm payrolls, observers of the Fed agree. +The walkout has been the Highland Park, Mich., company's most costly in three years. +General Cinema, which has extended the tender offer several times, most recently to 5 p.m. yesterday, can either allow the bid to expire today or extend again. +The change would escalate the recent consolidation of the system, a trend favored by many critics of the system who see an increase in efficiency, but opposed by many farmer-borrowers as representing a loss of local control. +The Imperial Household Agency said the emperor's normal pressure was not immediately available, but a typical normal reading is about 120 over 80. High blood pressure can pose a strain on the heart and worsen internal bleeding. +Stephen Greenwald, chief operating officer, described the planned moves as part of a "significant restructuring of the company." +"The Soviets can only accomplish more activity in trade if they have enough loans from Western countries. +Mr. Edelman, after buying a stake of more than 5%, quickly sold a third of his shares in an effort to confuse whoever might be buying in his wake; he later bought additional shares. +Zvonek, a former Navy pilot and flight instructor, had about 12,000 hours of flying time, including experience flying large jetliners. +"The sure way to end apartheid in South Africa is to elect Jesse Jackson president," he said. +The autumnal equinox, the time when the sun crosses the equator making night and day of equal length, occured at 9:20 p.m. EDT Friday. +In Oregon, a snow advisory was issued for the northern Cascades today, and winter storm watches have been posted for tonight for the Williamette Valley and the northern and central coastal mountains of Oregon. +A few months after President Reagan unveiled his plan to overhaul the tax system, Rep. Richard Gephardt encountered a reporter on a plane. +It's pretty clear evidence the economy is in big trouble," said Irwin Kellner, chief economist of Manufacturers Hanover Trust. +For example, 52 percent of those aged 18-24 expected the United States to become involved in a war in the next decade, while just 41 percent of their elders shared their fear. +The songs are jolly, the colours are resplendent and Robin Williams's motor-mouthed genie is the best possible warm-up act for Jim Carrey in The Mask. +So far, sap water doesn't appear to have made many waves. "Not tap water, but sap water? +British Aerospace had until Aug. 17 to repay the money. Since it hasn't yet done so, the government said it was obliged to carry out the EC's directive by trying to recover the funds through the courts. +Laughing, he added, "I'm probably a little more corrupt." Judith Jamison was the biggest star the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater had in its 32 years. +Critics say the proposal is too weak. +"It was my fault. +Israel took the West Bank from Jordan and the Gaza Strip from Egypt during the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. +As of June 30, the company had $710 million of long-term debt outstanding. +Reagan, the last of the leaders to arrive at sprawling NATO headquarters, made no comment as he passed a crowd of reporters and diplomats for the first summit session, but NATO Secretary General Lord Carrington stressed the cohesion of the alliance. +"We feel the 28-kilogram figure is fairly solid," Jim Breen, a spokesman for plant operator EG&G Inc., said Wednesday. "But we still have more measurements to make." Twenty-eight kilograms is equal to about 62 pounds. +They are increasingly expensive, costing $50 billion or more just for commodity supports over a five-year span. +Olson said he saw environmental violations at the refineries he audited. +Pilatus said Shaw's role was minimal and the Grammy really belongs to Davis and Howell. +The plane landed at Kaohsiung and later returned to Taipei where members of the cabin crew appeared at a press conference. +The decision is a blow to the Bush administration's heavily advertised assault on restrictive trade practices by foreign companies and governments. +He sees this efficiency as resulting primarily from the opportunity such government control provides to ration medical care, denying it in particular to the critically ill elderly who he sees as having the least to gain from such treatment. +The Christian enclave was hit with 40 rockets a minute before the firing subsided at 3 a.m. +Throughout the period there have been crucial moments that pushed us forward in a sudden jump - such as the arrival of certain key players in the orchestra. +The decision comes as insurers and trial attorneys in the state battle over several insurance reform measures set for the November ballot. +Zuckerman's study differs from earlier research, which has not shown a clear association between pot and fetal growth. +On the vote, only 15 Democrats sided with Mitchell, compared with the 37 who went with Byrd. +Farwell would not speculate on what type of company General Cinema might try to buy next. +They lack transportation money. +Southern Air was instrumental in arms shipments to the Mideast as well as the Contra resupply operation. +The new Pounds 16m carton factory is a feather in Waddington's cap, but is getting lower prices than expected. +It was the first time the two are known to have met and increased speculation that Botha may free Mandela before leaving office in the fall. +"For politics, the most important thing is to know the mood of the people, to feel the pulse of life," Gorbachev said in remarks carried by the official news agency Tass. +A spokeswoman, Vivian Ramey, said Tuesday it was the first time that the Soviets have purchased U.S. sorghum. +The reform is aimed at reining in "snipers," lawmakers from government parties who vote in secret against party line. +"The head of the prime minister is a public demand!" chanted some protesters in front of the headquarters of the official Sudan News Agency. +But very few companies are so protected. An alternative is to hedge everything but this ignores the cost and the possibility that some hedges can put a company at a competitive disadvantage. +There have been calls to restrict television coverage by those who contend the presence of TV cameras incites the protesters. +To use a "state-of-the-art" system to keep pace with the latest technological advances. +Mr. Phillips said the car owners' suit hasn't been dropped, however. +And all of that comes out of the policyholders' funds. Endowments are probably the single most profitable product life insurers sell, analysts say. +Elliott was arrested in that incident and jailed, but Miss Kudelycz dropped the charges. +Mr. Rafferty was hired to direct the consulting operations of Nynex's newly acquired Telco Research unit in the spring of 1986. +Before heading off to visit his mother at a Concord nursing home, Souter said it felt "damn good" to be back in the Granite State. +In exchange for Cuban citrus fruits, nickel and other products, the East Europeans often provided "junk" in return, he said. +Crude oil futures prices fell to their lowest level this year in active trading, while soybean futures shot higher on renewed fears of drought damage. +On Monday, Secretary of State James A. Baker III said he is sending envoys to Jerusalem to determine if Israel is serious about its peace initiative, which U.S. diplomats are trying to sell to the Palestine Liberation Organization. +The Federation of Committees for the past eight years has protested the kidnapping and killing of suspected leftists by rightist death squads. +It is also paying 200 basis points over dollar Libor on its rescheduled dollar bonds. Since last year, NHL has been running down its mortgage business and concentrating on repaying its debt. +Other past conference chairmen were Mao Tse-tung, Chou and senior leader Deng Xiaoping. +The president will be in charge of general administration of the country and will lead the Defense Council, make proposals to the Supreme Soviet, negotiate with foreign countries and sign treaties and laws. +"It's so hot everybody stands where the air conditioning is or goes to the lake," says Dale Holcomb, general manager. +Sanifill rose 3/4 to 20 3/4, after revising its first-quarter earnings upward to reflect an acquisition. +An estimated 400 to 600 people turned out for a fiery session that ran five hours. +But he is reassured because the device has little competition; the company's patent appears secure, and the product is in the second phase of trials on humans. +Finally, I came upon a counselor who recognized Jeff's picture. +The state also is planning stepped up enforcement of all laws to protect the species. +Conference participants learned first-hand of the problems faced in conducting business between the two nations _ members of a Soviet delegation did not attend because visas were not issued on time. +"It is no wonder that Americans are buying more of their automobiles from the Europeans, the Japanese and the Koreans," model-car collector Richard Allen Hiteshaw of Baltimore wrote to GM Chairman Robert C. Stempel. +Economists point to vanishing hopes in the business community that the government's 1990 tax-overhaul package will supply fresh impetus to the economy. +In addition to next year's elections, two other factors have strengthened the Democrats' hand. +When Mr. Nixon threatened the Post if it printed the Pentagon Papers, Williams advised: "What's Nixon going to do? +Mr. Barton, who claims he was harrassed, threatened and ultimately fired for blowing the whistle on McDonnell Douglas management, also turned over to the Government Operations panel handwritten notes of meetings he attended with company executives. +The procedure significantly reduces pain, recovery time and hospital stays for patients. +The change of command is a routine procedure aboard U.S. warships, usually taking place once every two years. +Allstate had no intention to pull out of California, saying the key difference is that California allows "open competition," Sullivan said. +But the statement read by Ms. Tutwiler stressed the only way to verify a pullout is through a treaty now in negotiation in Vienna between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. +Fred Wolferman's idea for the Peoria clothing came from his impression that residents of this Illinois River city of 120,000, and the entire Midwest, get no respect from people living on the East Coast or in California. +The two moves suggest Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan is linking policy to developments in the economy rather than to signals from the financial markets. +The 20% increase, greater than the Plessey average since 1985 of 15%, shows the board's "belief in the future of the company's performance," Plessey Chairman Sir John Clark said in a letter to shareholders. +The total is probably more than $400 billion a day, although estimates are difficult because cross-border trades are counted twice, once in the buyer's country and once in the seller's. +They are a unique collection of buildings, undervalued both culturally and as working churches. +Mr Ken Foreman, chief executive, said BFI was making its offer to address its own weaknesses in Attwoods markets. +Seven people testified Mountain bought them beer and showed them how to forge signatures on the petitions. +Jonathan Dean, a former U.S. negotiator, suggested in a report Thursday for the Union of Concerned Scientists that the proposal does not go far enough to achieve real cuts in the $300 billion NATO spends annually on the defense of Europe. +And how should it be carried out? +Radio and television stations in Britain repeated the 50-year-old announcement by Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain that Britain had declared war on Germany. +In fact, the decline cited by the health department occurred between 1987 and 1990, not "since the campaign began." Mr. Johnson says the health department has never made such claims. +Mr. Sigoloff didn't return phone calls seeking comment. +The health of the 82-year-old Nobel prize winner worsened. +McGinnis, head of the natural-science division. +Basically, college taught me the same thing the Navy taught me. +The prime reason for this state of affairs, agency officials say, is that since 1969 they have been planning to outlaw current manual systems, which require people to buckle themselves in. +"It's being used to cause a number of conditions it is not causing," Dr. Allen Steere of the Tufts University School of Medicine said Monday. +They have indicated in the past, however, that such a bid was a serious possibility. +"Each of those companies has grown and prospered under our ownership," he said. +Basque regional elections. MONDAY: US treasury budget (September). +Mr. Mueller noted that Days Inns President Michael Levin resigned recently, and he speculated that Mr. Levin might join Blackstone's management team. +However, Tyson has asked a state court in Delaware _ where Holly Farms is incorporated _ to bar the meeting. +Japan's discount rate presently stands at 2.5 percent, the lowest among major industrialized countries. +The television news program "Vremya" quoted a public opinion poll that said 49 percent of the population was dissatisfied with how elections to the Supreme Soviet were run. +Charlene and Cindy entered the medical profession while Cathy became a licensed cosmetologist and hairdresser. +Canadian officials say they've resumed accepting the planes, but only after they're modified to prevent the compressor blades from snapping and causing fires. +Claimants would still have to prove a link between the company and the waste, but evidence of negligence would no longer be necessary. +Cell Technology added 3/8 to 2 5/8 after the Boulder, Colo., drug company said it will receive its first U.S. patent covering the company's anti-cancer drug for adult brain cancer. +"Chun never had to struggle with politics," says a Western diplomat. +Robert Glauber is executive director of the group, which assembled for the first time yesterday for a 15-minute get-acquainted session with the president at the White House. +On Friday GM began contacting the owners of the affected cars by overnight mail. +The two churches base their faith on the same Christian doctrine, Crow said. +It's her guts that did it. +Stansfield explained. "It's quite simple. +Many drug industry and advertising officials, however, say there are far cheaper and more efficient ways to reach physicians. +To acquire trust units, an investor buys the underlying common and then trades those shares for trust units. +Tucker, Anthony & R.L. Day Inc. was the sole underwriter. +A Ghana news agency correspondent traveling with the multinational force reported 27 rebels were captured when the gunboat, a converted trawler, was seized as it was approaching two Nigerian frigates. +The company, which buys and sells mortgages, expects to raise $105 million in additional equity if the exchange offer is fully subscribed. +Bouygues said the project will be financed by Credit Lyonnais, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank and Bangkok Bank. +This is up slightly from June's figure of 1.47 months but the same figure as in May and is still considered manageable by most analysts. +They eventually agreed on a new course: Milacron would leave the robot business and devote itself to standard machine tools. "Machine tools weren't the wrong business," says a changed Mr. Meyer. +Also facing court-martial is Lt. +"Our way of life is going with it," Marmande said. "There used to be 70 families making a living on this land. +The dollar was trading around 132.45 yen in Tokyo Thursday, following Mr. Miyazawa's reported remarks. +In contrast, a plc is under no obligation to buy back its equity from dissatisfied shareholders at any price, let alone a fixed price. +Reasons for ANC pessimism abound: the lack of support from the U.S. and Britain; the power of the state; the difficulties impeding ANC guerrillas. +The House ethics committee, with Democrats and Republicans united, formally charged Speaker Jim Wright Monday with 69 violations of the chamber's rules including what the panel's chairman called "a scheme to evade" limits on outside earnings. +She left for Brunei Monday and is expected to return Wednesday. +The unusual fourth-quarter items resulted in a loss for the year of C$65 million, or C$1.20 a share, compared with net income of C$265 million, or C$1.70 a share, in 1989. +He is in the grand tradition, maybe even too wholeheartedly for his own good. +The bill includes tax breaks, exemptions for businesses of five or fewer employees, state-sponsored pooled insurance and the possibility of outright state subsidies. +Asked by program host Luis Beltran what punishment Congress can give erring congressmen, Saguisag replied that in the 1950s, a member of the House was suspended for 15 months because he made false charges against the president. +The company said in a prepared statement that the so-called Wells submissions will give it an opportunity to argue that the SEC shouldn't go along with a staff recommendation that it file a civil suit against the company. +Superior Judge Kathleen Parker denied bail, telling Riordan she didn't have authority to grant it. +Occidental has taken the position that it was not responsible for the environmental disaster because it had sold the land and took no part in housing development at the site. +For two months the finance bills were stalled. +That left stock traders with many of the same concerns about interest rates and the economy that have weighed on the market for weeks. +But there has been a change in tone in the heightened tension over hostages since Israel seized a Shiite cleric in southern Lebanon on July 28. Bush said he is looking for contact through every possible channel. +If that happens, some fear, Tohoku's culture and way of life will vanish. +Political opposition groups question whether it can do so, warning darkly that the 60,000-member militia could take to the streets to keep the Communists in power should they lose in the June elections. +If convicted, Gravano also faces life imprisonment without parole. +A half-inch of rain was reported across northwest Ohio, prompting flood warnings for the Tiffin and St. Joseph rivers. +The demonstrators demanded that Nagorno-Karabakh, which has been part of Azerbaidzhan since 1923, be made part of Armenia. +"We do not want to enter into confrontations with creditor nations (but) it is indispensable to open a dialogue in which our terms are heard," he said. +In over-the-counter trading yesterday, National Heritage closed at $10.625 a share. +On these, it's often hard to distinguish between the DPP and KMT. +The Jordanian monarch has long been a pro-Western voice of moderation who was viewed by the U.S. as a necessary anchor for any Israeli-Palestinian settlement. +A smaller, auxiliary motor was attached and used for the trip back. +Severely depressed four years ago, its economy, while not back to the glory days, looks better now. +And the technology is advancing rapidly. +On-time peformance by the nation's major airlines improved slightly during January, but three out of every 10 flights still were at least 15 minutes late, the Transportation Department said. +It also divides the country between north and south. The northerners, including their electricity utilities, RWE and PreussenElektra, would not mind giving up nuclear power altogether. +They do both there and the more time they spend, the more money they spend." Mall owners agreed they don't want to discourage teens from coming, but said they have to draw the line somewhere. +On May 28, a crowd estimated at about 1.5 million _ one-quarter of the population _ marched in what was described as the largest protest rally in the territory's history. +Brazilian officials said their country will not be seeking a deadline extension on on debt payments, as some reports have suggested. +But this week, Kiviat, 95, who ran in the 1912 Stockholm games and was the roommate of Jim Thorpe, will get duplicates of the medals from the great-grandson of the man who presented him with the originals. +Gennady Gerasimov, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said party leader Dzhumber Patiashvili "asked to be relieved of his duties" at a leadership meeting Tuesday night and that the party will now decide his fate. +We can continue to improve relations with the Soviet Union in 1989 if we remember that the key to improved relations thus far has been our strength and resolution. +In a contribution to its house magazine the minister seemed to be promoting the firm's interests. +And, like the Buffetts, Milwaukee's mayor is also a strong advocate of a clean environment, Ms. Martinsek adds. +It expires next year. +Angry protesters stoned Israeli buses, including one carrying tourists, an Arab-owned vehicle and a police van. +A sale of the routes would reduce Eastern to about two-thirds its pre-strike size. +But he has not made an official state visit to neighboring Botswana, Mozambique or Zimbabwe, three of the so-called front-line states that vehemently oppose South Africa's apartheid policies of racial segregation. +Both reports from the inspector general's office of the Department of Health and Human Services were based on a survey of 228 people in 35 states who work in state and federal government, nursing homes and advocacy groups. +"Very often fires are caused by people who discard cigarette butts and matches in the forests" despite government warnings, Tass said. +Entertainer Marie Osmond says she admires her mother, Olive, and still finds it hard to believe that her mom raised nine children. +But it has been a thin market. Too few houses have been offered publicly. +The Shield subsidiaries had combined sales of approximately $30 million in 1989. +At first he thought he'd picked up a type of mushroom, and it took a year to discover and prove it was an exception to the sexual rule. +Cooper said one of his agents spent three to four hours trying to get a customer a cheap seat last week, to no avail. +'Attractive opportunities for property investment exist,' the directors said. Derwent has agreed to buy three freehold office buildings at Wrexham, Wellingborough and Shoreham, and seven freehold retail properties at Wallington. +"I can buy him lunch later if it turns out I didn't pay enough." Some businesses already have stopped accepting Iraqi money, while others take only U.S. dollars. +At current recycling rates, only aluminum containers would qualify. +However, the mayor by no means has separated government from politics. +"Delta has pretty well admitted they don't want to be a contender" in computerized reservations, Decker said. +In other business news this week: _One of Chicago's commodities exchanges was back in the public eye but the reason was soybeans, not FBI surveillance. +The silicon film doesn't etch uniformly, so it is riddled with tiny pores and channels. +The great-granddaughter of photographer Edward Steichen has won back a Matisse painting valued at $800,000 after a legal battle with the Museum of Modern Art, according to a published report. +It has insulated the firm locally from the chill of recession, which has forced competitors to cut staff. +As chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in 1981, he unsuccessfully fought liberalized real-estate lending rules for banks. +The market closed about four hours earlier than normal on New Year's Eve. +Meanwhile, his career was soaring through Noel Coward's "Private Lives" in London and New York, and Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," in which he and John Gielgud alternated playing Romeo and Mercutio. +Daoud placed his gun orders through police Sgt. John Clements, who runs the department's shooting range and was in charge of contracting for the force, the Herald reported. +James Booe, secretary-treasurer of the Communications Workers of America, and a member of the Democrats' platform-drafting committee, acknowledged that Bentsen was not labor's main spear carrier on the trade and plant closing issues. +An endorsement by Mr. Meese, according to administration and Capitol Hill sources, is likely to convince the president to choose Judge Wilkins. +The newspaper said two employees saw a company memorandum saying the unpaid balance was a "gift" from Rozet. +The ad, entitled "Intimate Party," begins with a man entering a posh living room where a woman is lying on a chaise lounge. +"We'll be trying to bring in a program of the privatization of the economy," said Lev Balashov, a member of the bloc. +He was criticized, however, for his inability to manage the exploding public affairs operation of the Soviet government as Gorbachev captured the world stage. +Its first advertising slogan was 'The good Spee - we are from here (east Germany)'. +Most impressively, the Corrado also is the quickest Volkswagen ever, thanks to a special supercharger under the hood that spurs the little four-cylinder engine up to 158 horsepower. +"Greed and fear are competing emotions, but until now there has not been a proper balance between the two. +A two-year, $50 million refurbishment of the complex was recently completed, and technicians have not finished checking several systems, such as ground lines that carry fuel to the shuttle. +News ratings also were down last week. +Acting as consultants, these people provide information about the latest therapies, evaluate the quality and appropriateness of care being undertaken, and alleviate emotional stress. +But other food companies haven't been waiting around for Simplesse to get FDA approval for other uses. +The $7,500 award administered by the PEN association of writers was presented Saturday at the Fourth International Hemingway Conference. +Maldivian officials said shooting died down after the Indian troops arrived. +Inside each Russian leader is a series of smaller ones trying to get out. Lawrence Kasdan's ambitious, likable fresco of LA life Grand Canyon, noted in my last report, won the Golden Bear for Best Film. +The prosecutor's filing said, "The law does not allow an exchange of money for jail time, even for the benefit of a badly needed societal purpose." +When he finds himself doing something that looks purposeful _ for example, repeated washing _ his logical mind has to find a reason," she says. +The main points to bear in mind are: There is a threshold of Pounds 140,000 before any IHT is payable. +Members of the center's steering committee for the project, all of whom signed the report, included Paul A. Volcker, former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board; Adm. +In the Pataz area Peru's two largest traditional gold mines, Retamas and Poderosa, are doing very nicely. Mineroperu, the state minerals company is also offering a series of already-studied gold deposits to private investors. +West German diplomats in Brindisi said 3,200 Albanians who took refuge in their embassy in Tirana, Albania's capital, would make the sea crossing. +Meridian Morocco, a separate company, continues to trade. +At the same time, Ford estimated that its proposal would cost the FSLIC about $1.4 billion if interest rates remained stable, but would cost more if rates rise. +The school planned to provide the protesters with food and sleeping bags, said Hampshire spokeswoman Lee Wicks. +But 5-year-old Prince William and 3-year-old Prince Harry may have to wait a while before getting behind the wheels. +DuPont said that annually $28 billion in goods and services and $135 billion worth of equipment depend on CFCs in some way. +SciMed said the appeals court remanded the case back to the district court for further proceedings. +The communique criticized Israel for "obstructing" peace efforts. +It has urged Oftel to delay the change from 1994 until 1996 and to review the plan from scratch. But the Telecommunications Users' Association, another user group, and BT, Britain's largest telecommunications group, strongly back the original decision. +"We will be given the money to keep the services on the air," Carlson said. +Earlier studies indicated the state's leukemia rate was 1.45 times higher than that across the country, and 2.45 times higher for children. +Ben Cosgrove, a Boeing vice president who was on the task force, said his company supported the recommendations announced Tuesday. +Nearly every scene seems to be missing something. +The stock market is closed Thursday and Friday. +The project will be jointly funded. +N.V. Fokker said it reached agreement with the Dutch government, one of its largest shareholders, to proceed with a rights issue later this year to raise as much as 320 million guilders ($157.3 million). +Manderino had just completed his first year as speaker after serving previously as Democratic leader. +Thus 61 percent of this group _ or 30 percent overall _ foresaw World War III within two decades. +It opened at 145.90 yen and moved between 145.45 yen and 146.45 yen. +Six Cuban prisoners became unruly during a cell transfer Friday, and three officers and an inmate suffered minor injuries in the fracas, authorities said. +The president of El Salvador's National Assembly called for a blanket pardon for war criminals, including military officers convicted of the murders of six Jesuit priests. +They didn't even tell me the show was canceled." Maher and Tommy Hinkley play goofy detectives in "Hard Knocks." "We never spent much time on cases," he said. "It was really a character comedy. +The market has been so volatile, he says, that the unit estimates it recovered more than $10 million of the loss yesterday alone. +Their measure would eliminate the requirement for a withdrawal after 60 days. +Sutherland was pronounced dead at the scene by a doctro from the county medical examiner's office. +The vampy fish will pitch new "premium chunk light" tuna from Star-Kist, a unit of H.J. Heinz. +The prosecution and Nussbaum's lawyer have maintained that she was intimidated and virtually brainwashed by Steinberg, who frequently beat her. +A leading member of the 'positive Europeans' group of Tory MPs, he blends strong support for the treaty with frustration at the activities of Euro-sceptics in his party. 'I think their collective behaviour is absurd. +Arab doctors in the occupied Gaza Strip said a 36-year-old man from the Shati refugee camp was shot in the leg. +"A lot of people that come to see us are pretty wide-eyed, there's not a lot of cynicism," Munson insisted. +Proceeds will be used for expansion, the spokesman said. +Besides the lingering trade and budget deficits, which helped spark the 1987 stock market crash, bond traders this year remainly acutely worried about inflation as evidence points to a generally strong economy. +At the same time, a bone of contention was disappearing with Libya at the same time. +Government bulldozers continued removing mines and earth mounds along the five-mile Green Line that divides Beirut into Christian and Moslem sections. +Mr. Edelman's group owns about 8.8% of Morse shares on a fully diluted basis. +"'Root out every savings you can find,' he told us." +A helicopter expert, Mr. Dooley was a lieutenant colonel serving as a military attache in Riyadh in 1984 when he was offered a job by Sikorsky as a marketing coordinator in the Middle East. +Those numbers compare with the USDA's September estimates of 1.47 billion bushels of soybeans and 4.46 billion bushels of corn. +Standard & Poor's upgraded MCI's subordinated debt rating late Tuesday. +An aide to Mr. Johnson dismisses personal gain as the driving force behind the action. +Unions have been pushing a provision of the bill requiring mandatory notice of plant closings for large companies. +As long as the benefactor has no direct ties to the policy, it doesn't have to be disclosed when the estate is settled. +In the U.S. and most other developed countries, the practice isn't a prominent issue. +Andrei Roiter and Vadim Zakharov, both of whom mix boldly simplified figurative and abstract imagery, are shown alongside American artist Donald Sultan, who works in a comparable mode and mood. +But the Sandia scientists achieved speedups of more than 1,000 times. +The stock market struggled to a small gain Thursday in a bid to rebound from Wednesday's broad decline. +He said the first sites to be cleaned will not be determined until the federal coordinator on the scene gives the go-ahead. +The Interior Department said Wednesday a proposed 358-mile Northeast natural gas pipeline is unacceptable because its route across the Appalachian Trail would create scenic and environmental problems. +The last-named was also boosted by news of asset sales totalling Pounds 13m. +Upon the death of the first spouse, the house doesn't have to pass through probate. +In Lecture Room 5.08, grandmaster Roman Dzindzichashvili was holding forth energetically. +One was the 55-year-old Grein, who was the only candidate heading a diocese.He is a native of Bemidji, Minn. +MR TERRY Venables, the ousted chief executive of Tottenham Hotspur, is to ask the High Court for extra time to put up Pounds 300,000 'security for costs' in his battle to wrest control of the football club from Mr Alan Sugar, the chairman. +'If it's true what the government's saying in terms of present water levels, it's pretty scary,' says Mr Mark van Og-trop, hotel manager. +Further, it had $5.3 million in losses on the sale of securities and loans, compared with a year-earlier gain of $7 million. +He said the fourth person injured, the driver of the private car, was in stable condition at the base hospital. +Homework assignments are designed to hone skills like peripheral vision, which is important for an actor who must put down a product in the same place over and over again. +It determined that four of them, including the feed grain program, involved subsidies. +He says, for instance, that he persuaded Paris's Musee Rodin to dismiss several French foundries that were doing substandard work. +These include an army of 38,000 and a National Guard of 56,000 currently swelling with new recruits. +He said Republicans outspent Democrats heavily in the 1984 campaign through use of soft money. +The nurses' intervention ended after six months. +Salvadoran negotiators put the final touches on a peace agreement that chops the military in half, disarms the insurgents and all but ensures the end of a 12-year-old civil war. +The 3 series, which includes BMW's smallest cars, accounted for 51% of total group auto sales in 1990. +'I'm in favour of being in Europe, but not of losing our independence. +Mr Tucci joined Wang as vice-president, operations, in 1990. +It has about 3.1 million residents. +A heat wave continued Friday over the Southwest, with temperatures rising past 100, but in the East snow fell at higher elevations of the southern Appalachians. +The Maryland National Bank challenged the tax, seeking a refund of $197,310 it paid under protest to the state for the years 1979 through 1982. +He would abolish its 3:30 a.m. sunrise based on Japan standard time and open stock trading two hours earlier than Tokyo. +OPEC still has a temporary production ceiling of 22.3 million barrels a day on its books that has been largely ignored in recent months. +U.S. officials said in 1984 that Suazo Cordova ousted Alvarez because he meddled in politics. +Analysts said the company had hedged itself effectively against currency fluctuations. +The new report also showed Atlanta with a 13 percent increase in its murder rate as killings rose from 217 to 246, outdistancing an increase of 7 percent in the South and 4 percent nationwide. +Jones, who joined Northrop in 1953, will retain the chairman's post. +The consultants from Ireland will assist in targeting the companies and will go on some visits to help present their case for investment. +Behind the swinging doors, Dr. Peter Moyer is called to a car accident victim who has only slight injuries but slips so deeply into unconsciousness he can barely be roused by two physicians. +One day last year, in the basement of Haiti's main military barracks, Col. Paul watched as his intelligence operatives worked over a woman who would not confess to theft. +Bennett, 39, of Boston's Mission Hill section, was arrested at the Burlington home of his girlfriend, said Burlington police Lt. Arnold Christiansen. +The March 1988 Current Population Survey estimated total 1987 wage and salary income for 12.9 million blacks was $178.8 billion. +Earlier Wednesday, the minister of transportation and telecommuncations fired Malev general manager Lajos Jahoda, the state MTI news agency reported. +Both of those developments followed a government investigation into payments Robins made to former executives and business contractors without necessary court approval. +The children ranged in age from 2 months to 10 years, he said. +German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Gorbachev stressed the importance of the changes that have allowed closer ties between Bonn and Moscow as they signed the broad agreement that is to serve as the basis of future relations. +Among other things, the small number reflects the fact that an unusually wet spring improved the condition of pastures. +In return for a drop in working hours, the unions agreed to moderate their wage demands. With hindsight, the unions underestimated the cost of the fall in working hours. +On-line computerized lotteries account for the lion's share of all lottery sales, with only about a quarter of revenues coming from "instant" scratch-off tickets and other niche games. +Sokomanu was accused of inciting mutiny within Vanuatu's paramilitary forces in December in an attempt to replace the elected government of Prime Minister Walter Lini with an interim administration headed by Sope. +He was allowed to improvise, allowed to flesh out his characters. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Grace closed at $62.875 a share, down $1.375, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped sharply. +Jackson has been vague in more resent interviews on the events in Memphis. +Mr. Delucia declined to comment. +Mr. Rostenkowski also postponed a House vote scheduled for tomorrow on the Democrats' third jobless-benefits bill, which stood to be vetoed by the president. +Nelson, however, was killed. +Venture capital has become well established as a method of financing businesses over the past decade but many entrepreneurs are still puzzled by the workings of the industry. +As the fragile boat sank, the survivors put the helmsman's body on a makeshift raft and floated downstream to safety, past enemy positions. +Oil prices rose on speculation that supplies could be affected if the invasion escalated into an attack on neighboring Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest crude exporter. +Yet another political scandal is racking Japan. +I was raised in a generation that was taught to appreciate the virtues of modern art, from Renoir to Picasso and even to Jackson Pollock and "abstract expressionism," though I had to admit that this last stage had no appeal to me. +Along the path to this peak, Hachette has taken some knocks. +In an attempt to stop a 50% decline in its mortgage business, a Michigan-based bank holding company is offering 2% cash rebates on conventional mortgages. +The general rule is that tables which focus on derivatives will appear on the same page as statistics on the underlying markets. +Cousins, who testified at hearings before the National Transportation Safety Board last year, has blamed the accident on a malfunction of the ship, which he says did not respond to his rudder changes after he took it off automatic pilot. +Is it an opera? +But even if we lose this small population, we can rest assured that the consequence will not be evolutionary Armageddon. +"We were expecting it last year," said Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Pat Bell. "I'm surprised he lasted as long as he did. +If no contract agreement is reached by midnight March 3, Eastern is free to impose its own work rules and the 8,500-hundred member union representing Eastern machinists, baggage handlers and other ground crews are free to strike. +The rate proposals now go to the board of governors of the Postal Service, and could be ordered into effect within two weeks. +The case will be re-argued with Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who joined the court last month, taking part in the deliberations. Kennedy's participation in the case will give the court six members, a quorum, to consider the underlying dispute. +"The U.S. strategy of isolating Cuba has failed," he said at a weekend news conference. "We never came to an inauguration before because they didn't invite us. +At least 15 cases involved cracks or corrosion on an aircraft's outer skin or on control devices. +The latest fly was found Tuesday in Virginia Gardens. +'We try not to get excited about a few bad years,' he says. Amoco produces the oil-equivalent of 500m barrels a year. +By the time the event crawls to its conclusion on Monday night, three-quarters of the original revelers have chugged the bitter brew of defeat, and the hotel lobby looks pretty bare. +They will indulge Young's strange fantasy _ listening to a 300-pound piano crash to the ground from a hovering helicopter. +Citicorp also said the average rate fell to 6.625% at its $50 million auction of 182-day commercial paper from 6.6472% at last week's sale. +He's a relic of another time, when people who didn't endure great hardship didn't feel obligated to inflict it on themselves through excessive introspection. +Amid this vast information exchange, the FDA's closed, byzantine system is an anachronism. +A lower court ruled that the federal government has exclusive authority to prosecute the man. +In a last-minute move, the government forced Pepsi to change the name of the soft drink from Pepsi Era to Lehar Pepsi because Era wasn't considered sufficiently "Indian." +I feel about as sad about that as other passengers. +Bush has requested a $1 billion increase for next year, but it appears unlikely he'll get anything close to that. +They also maintain diet has been shown to have only a small effect on cholesterol and that people generally don't stick to special diets when they are not part of a closely supervised medical study. +The Listonian crisis was getting out of hand. +On a 326-94 vote, the House rejected on Thursday an amendment that could have allowed 241 S&Ls to escape a requirement calling for the industry to come up with $6 billion in new capital by 1995 to hedge against loan losses. +Executions are often carried out quickly, with little or no appeals process. +She said she didn't know whether Mr. Mower's resignation was related to the decision to close the mortgage unit's offices in California. +Anthony Michaels-Moore did good service as Creon and the Messenger; the BBC Symphony Chorus had been well drilled. The firm grip on the conductor's baton that kept the Stravinsky taut was also brought to bear upon the Strauss. +One woman was seriously injured by a stray bullet as she stood outside her northest Washington home. +The 1988 income reflects the so-called "farm gate value" of apples, which is what farmers receive. +We can draw on facilities in 28 countries,' he says. The company is experienced in changing its role as the computer industry has evolved. +His grandfather, who had arrived from Ireland during the mid-19th century potato famine, started several electric utilities that later became part of the Consolidated Edison Co. of New York. +Hurling high Bs, our Turandot described how the brutal murder of an ancestor thousands of years ago made her hate all men. +A gesture of good will to high school seniors backfired when Charlotte-Douglas International Airport officials tried to reroute planes so noise wouldn't interfere with outdoor graduation ceremonies. +In addition, the jury said that NEC had willfully infringed on Wang's patents, permitting the judge to triple the award payable by NEC. +He made no comment to journalists and spent 10 minutes with Walker, who replaces Edwin Corr. +The case is expected to come to court next year. Names on two syndicates, 90 and 334, managed by Pulbrook Underwriting Agency, face some of the heaviest individual losses. +The highest price realised was 168p for a Rwanda pf. +"There is this continuing mortgage that Gorbachev is drawing on," says Harvard Soviet affairs expert Marshall Goldman. +Soldiers wielding sticks and rubbers hoses Thursday night attacked journalists gathered in front of the building where oppositon leader Guillermo Endara was conducting a hunger strike. Endara was beaten and forced to leave the building. +But authorities intervened after Miss Sapp's father called the FBI, and a 21-hour standoff followed at the motel. +Anger builds steadily in many of the soldiers _ reserves called up from civilian life _ and the order comes to drive them off. Then comes the guilt, the guilt that some of the Israelis will carry with them perhaps for life. +Carney, who is semiretired, came from his home on the Connecticut shore. +Speaking at a Saturday campaign rally, Turner repeated his call to "keep Canada Canadian for Canadians" and cancel the pact with a vote for his party. +The Twins started slower off the talented Smoltz, but loaded the bases in the eighth after he was gone and had runners on first and second with none out in the ninth, only to have both threats killed by double plays. +Cleaner fuels for all automobiles in nine cities with the worst pollution. +A federal prison inspector recommended improvements in prison employee training. +Canada, June foreign reserves; April labour income (down 0.2 per cent on month). +Prime rate cuts from several leading U.S. banks later nudged the dollar lower. +The Communist Party on Thursday opened the possibility of radical change in the Soviet Union's structure by offering new powers to the republics and a possible rewrite of the agreement that united them. +Do the majority of the staff of an American investment bank live outside America?' Norris's equity capital markets operation in London had recently become, for administrative purposes, part of Baring Securities, rather than Baring Brothers. +Under the guarantee procedure, banks or other commercial institutions lend money to farmers, and the FmHA provides a guarantee that the debt will be repaid. +But whether the Evergreen group offers a worthwhile alternative is another question. +"Cardiology has tended to ignore the role of the brain on the heart," Ornish said. +Entitlements are federal benefit programs such as Social Security and Medicare. +Alaska gets what Vermont gets. +We've all had successes and failures in that part of our lives. +"We still anticipate a unanimous vote for acquittal," Ford said. +None has made a bid yet. +Rep. Dan Mica has written a letter to President Fidel Castro expressing "shock" over the Cuban government's decision to revoke visas which he and several aides had been given for travel to Cuba. +Books which do the reverse - looking at the West through the eyes of a Moslem, Middle Eastern visitor - unfortunately are not. +She also was convicted on charges that cited her playing "Jingle Bells" on the piano nude in front of the children, making them take part in a nude pile-up, defecating in front of the children, and having a child urinate on her. +By law, 25 percent of the revenues collected by the Forest Service for the sale of timber and other use of national forest resources must be returned to the states where the forests are located. +(NA) "Family Double Dare," FOX, 2.8. +They also want a holiday which is tailored to their needs and don't want to be part of a large group.' Some five years ago, when I first went to Kandersteg, the story was rather different. +While acknowledging that silicone implants did produce tumors in rats, a Dow Corning spokesman says, "Patients face no significant risk. +Regina has nine million shares outstanding. +On Thursday, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington said the notice to the county may have been an error. +Cardinal Franciszek Macharski of Krakow, Poland, said Thursday conditions did not exist for carrying out a 1987 agreement between the church and Jewish organizations to relocate the Carmelite convent away from the camp. +Elmer Johnson plans to resign as executive vice president of General Motors. +Instead, the critics contend, the Bush budget relies on highly optimistic economic assumptions to reach the deficit reduction targets established in the Gramm-Rudman law, including cutting the deficit nearly in half to $63.1 billion in 1991. +During 1986 consumer prices fell at a 0.3% percent annual rate (Dec to Dec). +Gave federal agencies more leeway in dealing with labor unions representing their employees, and _Rejected a challenge to New York City's rent control law. +The White House has been pressing the panel to start the hearings before the Aug. 5 congressional recess. But even if they start by then, it is likely that the process will be kept open until the fall. +Ballots without the names of specific candidates will be available for the first time to an estimated 3 million Americans in other countries who are eligible to vote on Nov. 8 for the next president. +But the stigma remains. +She said the department was not sure what would happen next, but "It just continues to be good news" from Manila. +Scottish TUC conference opens in Dundee. TUESDAY: Half-yearly update of seasonal adjustments to monetary aggregates. Financial statistics (April). +The latest financial and legal woes raised questions about the status of two takeover bids for the electronics retailer. +MMWEC, a group of municipally owned utilities based in Ludlow, Mass., earlier this year said it wanted to sell its Seabrook stake and stopped paying its share of the costs of keeping the plant ready to run. +Fuel prices automatically increased, and a rise in the price of basic foods was expected shortly as a result of the 18.5 percent devaluation of the Nicaraguan currency. +But they acknowledge that the company's dominant position in its chosen markets, leaves it well-placed to survive. +To protect them from birds, the vineyards that slope down to the Murtensee spend the summer covered in what look like outsize yellow hair-nets. +To acquire trust units, an investor buys the underlying common and then trades those shares for the units. +Ed Rollins chairman of the GOP congressional campaign commitee, said he did not intend to question Atwater's earlier statements disavowing advance knowledge about the memo. "I was defending Lee and I take him at his word," he said today. +Yet the convoluted plan to sell the stake to Ifil, one of Fiat's main shareholders, is no substitute for a clean break. The suspicion remains that such changes have been forced on Fiat by circumstance. +He also said she never plotted to deceive her husband into releasing the children to her. +At Sotheby's sale of postwar art last week, only half the works offered sold. In contrast, the last few seasons saw paintings routinely sold at record-breaking prices. +They were just six of 157 illegal immigrants arrested that night. Could the same situation, the same solution, develop in post-communist Europe? +"That's 72 tons in the first quarter of this year, or more than the 50 tons it bought in the last quarter of 1987," he said. +Many of their inquiries are only superficially digressive; they may not solve Dalgliesh's case, but they help the author make hers. +The contracts include options for engineering and supply support. +Along the way, Mr. Abboud, 58 years old, gained a reputation for being abrasive and lacking "people skills," a tag that seems to stick harder to him the more he denies it. +No, you reduce your order. Then there is VAT. +Slain was James Bailey, 34, who was serving time for attempted murder. +"All he wants is a Coke and cigarettes. +The traveling executive who loses his charge card just before trying to check into a hotel for the night. The Yuppie dad who cancels all appointments and buys a fishing boat to take his kid on vacation. +"To be exposed to Denali weather at that elevation is just asking for it," said Renny Jackson, a ranger who had descended Saturday after spending 24 days on the mountain. +Soviet authorities told the Foreign Ministry about the errant balloon Wednesday morning. +Net cash income of farmers _ the difference between gross cash receipts and cash expenses _ rose to a record $56 billion in calendar 1987. +The average seven-day simple yield on tax-exempt funds rose to 5.55% from 5.53%. +General Dmitri Volkogonov, head of a joint Russian-US commission searching for missing US prisoners of war in the former Soviet Union, said that four Americans were held at a Soviet psychiatric hospital in 1953. +ICN Biomedicals makes and markets research chemicals. +Dukakis criticized the Reagan administration, saying the president has a committee representing federal agencies as his drug task force. +GE has moved four of its nine lighting research centres to Tungsram, its Hungarian lightbulb-making subsidiary. Investors, particularly from Japan and the US, have also been attracted by Hungary's location. +An extreme rightist party won seven City Council seats in municipal elections Sunday that dealt a crushing defeat to Chancellor Helmut Kohl's Christian Democrats. +He was acquitted on two aggravated abuse charges. +Centel, which currently has about 29.6 million shares outstanding, said it hasn't any specific plans for the new shares, but may use them for future acquisitions. +It is likely credits linked to specific projects will be given the go-ahead. +Bush said the videotaped beating of a black motorist by a group of Los Angeles police officers "made me sick," but refused to say whether he thought the city's police chief, Daryl Gates, should resign. +About 150 people booed and shouted "Guilty" and "Hang him" as Meinholz, entered the courthouse in this town 35 miles south of Boston. +Mrs. Bush spent part of Thursday in a salute to 25 local children who read hundreds of books to raise money for the March of Dimes. +President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua extended a truce with guerrillas through the end of December, but said Tuesday his nation will maintain a state of alert until it sees a change in U.S. policy. +Before LIN had accepted the offer, however, Metromedia decided not to sell to Southwestern Bell. +Funny that they prefer a different coffee when in Britain, but never mind. Nobody is taking much notice, least of all McCann-Erickson, the ad agency behind the campaign. +When he speaks, a German central banker combines the moral authority of a high priest with the fire-power of a general. +One guy goes out for five minutes, gets cold, and then the next guy goes out." Bad as it was to work outside, it was worse to be living there. +He scheduled a hearing on the matter for next week. +Six agencies initially competed for the account, including Lois Pitts Gershon. +Banker Dan Doan recalled the time he and others were in his office after midnight negotiating with an officer from Charming Shoppes in Pennsylvania on one phone and one from Shigeru K.K. in Japan on another. +Separately, Dan Rostenkowski (D., Ill.), the House's top tax writer, proposed yesterday to cap at $1 million the annual deduction a company could take for an executive's compensation. +Courier said Friday that the unit continues to operate at reduced levels as a result of the strike. +I don't believe there are that many good parts for men either. It's just that even with bad parts in uninteresting films the focus is on the man's problems. +The 41-bank holding company, with $20.9 billion in assets, said nonperforming loans jumped $61 million in the fourth quarter to $853 million, or a troublesome 5.7% of total loans and other assets. +Soybean futures prices leaped higher in thin trading today on the Chicago Board of Trade. +The note, written in Spanish, was found inside the blood-splattered 1979 Ford that Salcido is believed to have been driving before it was discovered abandoned in San Rafael Friday afternoon. +But for some, the greatest mystery is why the Dow rose 800 points during the previous 10 months. +"No one is going to say that we have to turn off the lights," says Cyrus Noe, editor of "Clearing Up," a utility newsletter. +He said peptide-antibody response is not well understood now and that experiments in the past have shown that synthetic peptides can trigger undesirable antibodies, only a small number of which will attack the target. +The administration is "listening and learning" to what Congress proposes in the way of alternatives to finance the insurance program, said William Diefenderfer III, deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget. +News International PLC, the British arm of the publisher Rupert Murdoch, also is interested, publishing-industry executives said. +Incredibly, they tried (and missed) only one shot from the field in the last 4 1/2 minutes, while the Hoosiers repeatedly and successfully stormed the hoop with all hands. +It is understood the Tecs are considering whether to set up a joint secretariat. +Indeed, says Stepping Out, certain "relics of a bygone America are de rigeur on the backs of savvy British protestors." +He offers probation to first-time, non-violent offenders only, and not to drug dealers. +Do you worry that your lower profile makes people wonder, what's this guy doing? +Conservatives worry, for example, that despite his campaign talk, Mr. Bush may quietly scale back the White House commitment to Mr. Reagan's missile-defense system, the Strategic Defense Initiative. +Central Telegraph serves 120,000 Soviet telex subscribers and 4,000 international customers. +The pension fund and insurance companies will be less inclined to put property into their portfolios and the gap will have to be met by other kinds of investor. That itself need not be a tragedy. +They added they aren't yet working on anything specific. +The other product, AF/Remote, allows the computer to phone someone for help it it gets into trouble. Together, the products allow the computer to work unattended. +CERAMCO, the biggest lingerie maker in Australasia, yesterday announced operating profits after tax for the year to March 31 up from NZDollars 16.7m (USDollars 9.3m) to NZDollars 19.3m. +To date, United Parcel and other private express services have avoided conflict by charging such a premium that they couldn't be considered a direct threat. +These are some of the stories of the 55 people confirmed dead since Tuesday's earthquake: _Diane Laufer, 40, and Paul Harris, 48, San Francisco. +The subsidy would cost taxpayers about $75 million at today's prices, the Post said. +The U.S. Big Three auto makers took just 60% of the market, down from 65% in August of 1989. +The State Department is advising U.S. citizens to be careful in traveling to Romania, the East European country where tens of thousands of students and workers are on strike in an effort to pressure the government to step down. +Most other chapters of the group, in 67 cities in the United States and Canada, work successfully with police, Sliwa said. +There may have been illness." Harold Pinter, the most influential playwright of his generation, approaches his 60th birthday as an angry artist who hasn't written a full-length play in 12 years. +Plant Genetics' pills may be available in two to five years, a spokesman says. +Second, Kuwait's legitimate government must be restored to replace the puppet regime. +The eight major automakers with U.S. assembly plants reported Tuesday they sold vehicle at an average daily rate of 37,059 during Nov. 21-30, compared with 40,843 a day on average during the same time last year. +The Los Angeles-based insurance company, which is operating under the protection of Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code, cautioned that the talks are preliminary. +"It would make strictly no difference if we offered diamonds, cash, gold or anything you like," Sir James said. +The justices refused to block a trial in which McIntyre hopes to prove he donated sperm only after Ms. Crouch said she would let him help raise the child. +Engineers apparently failed to anticipate the amount and effect of turbulence on the new missile during its underwater movement. +"He's had some idea about fiscal policy or the balance of payments while running and wants to discuss it," says Mr. Fontaine. +"The area covered will be 40 percent greater," Jackson said. +The hunger strikers voted to stay, with only 56 dissenting. +According to estimates by budget analysts inside the Pentagon, the department's five-year budget plan may be as much as $400 billion out of whack. +He retained a few responsibilities but returned most after the emperor's recovery. +The Financial Times 30-share index ended off 11.4 points at 1740.8 after dropping nearly eight points in the last hour. +It is then turned over successively to controllers in Maastricht, the Netherlands; Brussels; Rheims, France; Paris; Marseille; and Barcelona. +The negotiations were held at the offices here of Chadbourne & Parke, the law firm representing B.A.T. +But the radio earlier reported the 10 dead, and it appeared the announcer meant to say there had been a total 62 dead from all 16 attacks. +"I think it would be fun for a collector to be able to say: 'Hey, want to know who used to own this chair?'" +Setting the maximum a client will pay for a job, expressed as a maximum fixed fee or as a maximum number of hours that the client is prepared to pay for. Result-based bonuses or success fees. +Political leanings are not forgotten in the financial reports. Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., pointedly noted a fund in which she invests has no holdings in South Africa. +After seasonal adjustment, the surplus stood at $5.91 billion, down from $6.17 billion in July. +In its most recent proposal, American Home said it would give the claimants a choice of an immediate settlement of $2.15 billion or of aggregate payments totaling $2.48 billion spread over six years. +Rebels demanded a stop to trials of military officers implicated in a wave of officially sanctioned terror during military rule. +She was not harmed," said Cmdr. +As its centerpiece is Kemp's plan for encouraging home ownership among low and moderate-income families. +The Times said the Israeli deal could amount to $1 billion worth of arms. +"It can't be written off to something such as mismanagement or somebody's not doing their job," says Pat Chartrand, consultant to state Sen. Jim Nielsen, who represents Butte County. +According to Knight-Ridder Financial News, India's plan would allow Indian nationals living or traveling abroad to bring as much as five kilograms of gold into the country with a duty. +Rights to buy the new shares began trading yesterday on a when-issued basis at $5.50 per right on the New York Stock Exchange. +The boat "exploded and burned all the way down to the water line" at 1 a.m. about 200 yards off Adams Key in Biscaye National Park, south of Miami, said Coast Guard Petty Officer Jerry Snyder. +After the 180 days, other parties in the case can file restructuring proposals. +AIDS testing should be mandatory only for prison inmates, prospective immigrants, the military and blood and organ donors, a draft report by the American Medical Association's trustees said. +However, random interviews with window shoppers along Stroeget, a pedestrian street in Copenhagen, suggest many people are more worried about the country's weak economy than its military role. +A federal appeals court refused Thursday to order that Farrakhan and Stallings be admitted, but sent the matter to Jackson for further consideration, saying the two could not be barred simply because they advocate a particular viewpoint. +Parts made from a single piece of metal replaced most hot bonding in the cargo area. +The United States is the clear No. 1 nation in phone lines with 118.4 million, followed by Japan with 50 million and the Soviet Union with 23.7 million, the book says. +"The great bulk of art objects are flowing out without any restraint at all," he said in an interview. +The association said that lack of airport and air space capacity is the biggest problem facing the airline industry. +Oncocin, for example, a data base being developed at Stanford University, recommends drug therapies for certain types of cancers and keeps track of patients' progress. +Barry's lawyers replayed the section of the tape showing the agent opening the drawer, apparently searching for the pipe. +The defense challenged Mrs. Palme's reliability more than three years after the event, and noted the lack of a motive, murder weapon or other forensic evidence to link Pettersson with the shooting. +On his own numbers he is planning to increase healthcare spending from 14 per cent of GDP today to nearly 17.5 per cent by end of the century. +When a daughter asks why her father beats her mother all the time, the mother tells her, "That man's been beaten down because of the color of his skin." +Walker said in regard to the more than 600 contacts between Wallach and Meese that "Wallach put all this in writing. +Scientists believe about half of global warming is caused by carbon dioxide gas from fossil fuel burning. +"They should go out and talk to the Rotary Club about bats," he says. +Mr. Markey was previously best known for his ties to the doomed nuclear-freeze movement. +And dreams are always more powerful than reality." As a university student, Mr. Abbas says, he wanted to be a professor of literature. +In the 12 months since the program began, the Houston office became the nation's busiest single center, with applications expected to top 110,000, officials said. +But its vastness is also a reason for allocating responsibilities as clearly as possible. +And you said you have given the PLO enough time. +Wright, who had been taking most of the political heat on the issue, changed that strategy on Tuesday. +For the time being, the state tolerates his outbursts, perhaps to give the impression that China allows dissent. Police recently stopped tailing his car, and authorities no longer force him to report his contacts with the foreign press. +In February, Philadelphia-based Bell Atlantic Corp. won a four-year contract to modernize Spain's national telephone network. +Rhoden has acknowledged Christian has no symptoms of AIDS and tested negative for the virus. +His recommendation is not binding; Morris makes a final decision. +She and the other women in her outfit can handle T-81 Chinese assault rifles and machine pistols, rocket launchers and anti-aircraft guns, she said. +"I think it's been rare to find a president in the history of the United States who knows German history and German politics so well as this president. +But there was concern the body would produce an adverse biological or biomechanical response, he said. +With the simultaneous introduction of a new grading structure for retail employees, most will receive bigger rises. The revision of the pay structure is similar to those by other retail employers including Tesco and J. Sainsbury. +The Houston-based personal computer maker said last month that it expects second-quarter pershare income of less than 25 cents, well below the $1.18 it earned a year ago. +The program is in its 24th year. +Disney officials won't comment on the exercise of stock options by any executives. +What time is it?" +I made the decision (to divert arms sale money to the Contras). +But several technical analysts said that the big volume accompanying Friday's session might mean better things ahead. +McCloskey noted recent statistics that show 7.7 night-vision goggles accidents per 100,000 flying hours for the third and fourth quarters of 1989 and the first quarter of 1990. +After the ceremony, about 60 musicians, including Bruce Springsteen, Roger Daltry and Peter Townshend of the Who, hopped up on stage for a jam session. +The Tuinmans are believed to have lived in Yakima for the last three months of 1988, said Yakima County Sheriff's Lt. +Morton International Inc., offering of $200 million credit sensitive debentures, via Goldman, Sachs & Co., Salomon Brothers Inc. and Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. +Each question was asked over the telephone of five IRS offices. +Mr. Brady estimated that 50% of the cost increase results from the decline in real estate prices; much thrift lending is backed to some degree by real estate. +Carmina is under armed guard at the hospital, where gifts continued to pour in. +It is an overwhelming probability that the next government, at the instigation of the ANC, will take a tougher line than is at present the case on the related issues of anti-trust policy and the structures of corporate control. +The company said it agreed, subject to bankruptcy court approval in New York, with Irwin Toy Ltd. for it to become the exclusive distributor in Canada of toys and games sold by Coleco. +Ms. Nakamura conceded that despite stronger demands by her clients for half of the couple's property at divorce, they rarely get it. +The new Opera is a hulking mass of polished granite, glass and stainless steel designed by Canadian architect Carlos Ott. +The army also responds with gunfire and by tearing down Palestinian homes when firebombs are thrown. More than 300 Arabs and 10 Israelis have died in the nearly 11-month Palestinian uprising. +In doing so, we not only risk creating unbalanced individuals, but we may also be stifling the creativity which can flourish when children are allowed to follow their desires through the free play of the imagination. +Take the most recent ad for the Britannia gold bullion coin. +Governors from 12 western states, along with the governor of American Samoa, begin their three-day conference on Sunday. +The company spokesman said the airline's business has been slowly building since its Oct. 20 start-up. +That's why State Farm, with its hefty surplus, must mix some fancy footwork to protect its mutual holders with its fighting stance in pursuit of new business. +Charges of mismanagement and grossly inflated salaries for the Bakkers and top aides resulted in an IRS investigation of PTL and a lawsuit by the ministry to recover $52 million from the Bakkers and their chief assistant. +'They have a big advantage over us. +They will try to promote resolution of Panama's 15-month-old crisis. +East German Finance Minister Walter Romberg sounded the alarm in an interview with Bonn's Die Welt newspaper last week, when he appealed to Bonn for closer cooperation in the critical aftermath of monetary union. +None the less, memories of his previous administration, in power at the height of the oil boom - have not helped his reputation as a fighter of graft. The reputation of politicans and political parties is low. +"Listen," I said in adrenaline-inspired Russian. +Offering her a ride, they took her back into the countryside and raped her a second time, police said. +After a stint in the Marines and a marketing degree from the University of Montana, Mr. Smith ran a drive-in called Auto-Dine in Moorhead, Minn. +But others argued it would be vulnerable to court challenges based on the right to free speech. +The debate also suffers from a feeling that the Democrats, particularly Jesse Jackson, have a hammerlock on the inner-city vote. +The government has indicated that based on current evidence, it doesn't intend to seek criminal charges against either man. +The United States' U.N. dues are more than $200 million a year, a quarter of the world body's regular budget. +But what of 'ethnic explosions'? Of the peninsula's 2.7m people, about 70 per cent are Russian. +The bank said it hopes the discussions lead to an agreement, but that an accord isn't certain at this point. +AEG intends to diversify CKD's production capacity of 1,200 tramcars and 550 locomotives a year, focusing on making subway cars and suburban trains. +In Cape Town, Winnie Mandela paid a hospital visit to her husband, who is being treated for tuberculosis. +"One position the president might want to take is to urge the states to enact legislation (in a post-Roe-vs.-Wade situation) recognizing the three exceptions that he would allow," she said. +But by and large, Sandalista woman can be recognized by flowing Indian print skirts and cotton tank tops; the men by often frayed pants and ancient T-shirts. +Thousands of people cheered and set off firecrackers earlier when East German workers began knocking the new holes in the wall. +But the agency warned that it still won't be able to assist the vast majority of troubled farmers. +Health workers began the strike March 18 for higher pay, which the government has said it can't afford. +Abernathy will be buried at Lincoln Cemetery, said his niece, Brenda Russell. +However, she presented some stunningly attractive numbers: a whole line of white heavy-lace guipure jackets and jumpsuits or simple V-necked dresses to the knee. +Some kind of party split is almost certain. +A state now may ban abortions if it proves it has a compelling interest in protecting the rights of the unborn, he argued. +The president has said goodwill begets goodwill. +More than 130,000 boat people are held in camps in the region. Refusal by the United States and Vietnam to accept mandatory repatriation led to postponement of an international conference on the problem in Geneva earlier this month. +Bank of New England's fourth-quarter results indicate they might. +The property is scheduled for auction next month under foreclosure proceedings. +"I had a good offer so I came here, and I've been here ever since," said Allen Church, who works in Sandia's arming and firing division. +Mrs. Marcos had been charged with helping loot the Philippine treasury of $222 million and secretly buy real estate, art and jewelry. +The charge of $8.2 million resulted from early redemption of the company's 13% subordinated debentures. +Violence flared in many black and mixed-race areas around Cape Town and white riot police were seen marching through townships firing in all directions. +Gulf Canada said it also has received 75.6% of Asamera's Series C convertible preferred shares and 63.7% of Asamera's warrants outstanding under its takeover bid, which expired on Monday. +Tass gave no other details of the spacecraft's contents. +Job cuts also will come July 1 when American Airlines is scheduled to assume the Latin routes. +Transfers are shaded and colored and can be combined with regular and glitter paints for maximum effect. +They had been detained since Iraqi forces overran Kuwait Aug. 2. +The sales numbers are substantially revised monthly. +The trust will be funded with $615 million of insurance; $200 million of cash, receivables and a note; and 50% to 80% of Manville's common stock. +Japan is trying to head off expected U.S. trade sanctions against Japanese chip makers by asking producers to cut output of certain chips. +"I don't compare this with anything," says Dudley Eppel, head of trading at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette. +They have to be lean and mean." BEN COHEN Chairman, Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc. +Researchers had previously suggested the drug stimulated the flow of blood to the scalp and hair roots, thereby promoting growth. +"I must admit I am a bit worried about that," said a northern European diplomat. +Along the Amite and Comite rivers, responsible for most of the damage, people returned to their homes as floodwaters began to recede Sunday. +Defense Minister Jean Konan Banny had issued a warning Thursday that security forces would "use all necessary measures" to prevent the opposition parties from threatening public order. +Long-term bond yields, for instance, are at historically low levels. Entirely by accident, Mr Clinton's economic policy appears to have achieved a second success over the past few months by persuading consumers to postpone their spending decisions. +The Liberal Party must poll its members this fall. +He told a news conference his government accepted a rebel proposal made Tuesday that first exchanges be held in Mexico between Sunday and Sept. 14. +At one middle school for girls in El-Bireh, the principal showed a reporter damage that she said was done by Israeli soldiers who used the school as a headquarters. +The Landesbank subsidiary owns 49 percent of the operation and the newly formed East German Casino Corp. owns the rest. +At first, trappers found the fur business lucrative. +To those who say we can't afford to build more high tech weapons, the answer should be that we can't afford not to. +Four-fifths of the increase in older people is occurring in the Third World. +Primerica said it expects to record an after-tax gain of about $35 million, or 65 cents a share, on the sale. +Mr. Rappaport, 68 years old, has owned as much as 8.4% of Bank of New York. +Add to that the Pounds 800m proceeds of the deal and BAe will save or receive interest on a total of Pounds 1.7bn. +Separately, the Commerce Department said inventories rose 0.6% in September to $811.7 billion. +Long-term indicators of stress persist: rising crime, homelessness, deficient public transport and poor state schools are the most obvious. +"I don't know how soon we can get it resolved" because of the difficulty of studying it in human populations, he said. +Although the U.S. military restricts the combat roles of the women, they still come in for their share of difficult and even dangerous work. +Film director David Lynch has a hit with the TV series "Twin Peaks," but he's no fan of the small screen. +Democrat Barbara Roberts was leading in Oregon's gubernatorial race. +And in Colorado, voters in a Denver suburban area approved a plan to let the city annex land for a new $3 billion airport that would be the first major U.S. airport since 1974 and ease congestion at the existing airport. +The VA rate ceiling is used because the FHA no longer sets a ceiling rate. +Other discoveries include seashells and obsidian glass tools that indicate emergence of long-distance trade. +He said that if Pesch proceeds with a hostile bid and can arrange adequate financing, American Medical may propose its own share buyback or leveraged buyout. +He cautions, though, that the new Security Council must also have what the old Security Council has finally achieved: "effectiveness." Sir Brian hits the nail on the head there. +Are all the projects identified by the Commission really necessary? +That has set the stage for confrontation at the CITES biannual meeting beginning Monday in Lausanne, Switzerland. +A carnival atmosphere set in when the rain stopped, complete with popcorn vendors and music from a military band. +Some 13,500 lawyers are here this week for the American Bar Association's annual convention, and efforts by spouses and strip-tease barkers to entice them away from speeches and seminars appear to be failing. +The loose snows of arms control are shifting once again. +The outlook for employment remains weak, although it has improved slightly since the September survey. +Tornadoes and thunderstorms produced flooding in Ohio, but there were no reports Friday of serious damage. +It contains 15,000 telephone circuits and two television channels. +GTI shares closed yesterday at $18.125, up $1, in American Stock Exchange composite trading. +Braugher, whose theater credits include "Much Ado About Nothing" and "King John" at the New York Shakespeare Festival, makes his film debut in "Glory," and is someone to watch. +They function as artists are supposed to. +Since then, the Bush administration has campaigned against the bill. +It's the unknown that's frightful. +The Treasury plans to pay down about $1.73 billion on the federal debt with the sale next week of about $8.75 billion in two-year notes and about $7 billion in four-year notes. +Mr. Newton argued that the NBC report created the impression that he had received financial assistance from organized-crime figures to finance the purchase of a hotel. +French officials sought to play down escalated fighting between Libyan forces and French-backed government troops in Chad. +The move was applauded by analysts. +The Westerners witnessed clear evidence of Moslem fundamentalism, but also signs of modernism. +The group refers to itself as the Forgotten Youth of Atlantic City. +But at a time when the United States has been emphasizing democractic development in the hemisphere, the administration felt it could not make an exception by showing friendship toward Pinochet. +PepsiCo, based in Purchase, N.Y., is a big producer of soft drinks and snack foods. +U.S. law requires companies returning hazardous waste to Texas to notify the Texas Water Commission, which shares information with the EPA. +We want a coherent foreign policy. +The equipment which left Nevada on Friday will be used for an experiment tentatively scheduled in July to test a U.S. technique known as CORRTEX, in which the size of a nuclear blast is measured through a cable within 15 yards of a test shaft. +Charity in the 1890s, he said, was not left to the welfare and charitable bureaucracies. +"We didn't find anything unexpected," said Gamble, adding that some small cracks were found in the airplane after the test, but they were easily fixed. +Intermediate goods prices rose 0.2% in November, after falling 0.3% the previous month. +The eastern and western parts of Germany were always different. +UK funds, and marketmaking firms, had been inclined to take defensive stances ahead of the Budget. +Fitzwater also said the U.S. death count will not be large. +The strike, now in its fifth day, has paralyzed the country's rail and passenger traffic. +But an Alyeska spokesman said that the consortium isn't liable for legal infractions by Wackenhut becaue the security firm was a contractor responsible for its own actions. +The findings were based on information from 1,968 men and 2,505 women who took part in the Framingham Heart Study in suburban Boston. +South African newspapers have reported that top generals were linked to the unit's activities. +I had them put `Sekulovich' on one. +Officials at the Putnam Memorial Nursing Center, where Mrs. White lives, know very little about her. +It's her 25th birthday and she still wants it all _ a man who loves her, good sex, a great bod', and a job that makes her happy. +In addition, the provision calls for $31.7 million to cover mailing costs through the end of 1989. +The Warsaw Pact allies agreed to have teams of experts from both countries measure air pollution in the two cities and determine its sources, BTA said. +But since then, he has abandoned his plan to turn the unusual structure into a luxury hideaway for the elite "because he doesn't think the leaky cave home would be a suitable hotel," Peterson lawyer Charles Medley said. +If we have them at school, everybody can go." Miss Svetlecic decided to go to the dance even though her boyfriend, no longer a student, was not allowed to attend. +Officially, the ruble is worth about $1.56(0.64 rubles per dollar). +The show included taped footage of Mrs. Bush reading to children at the hospital's Christmas party last Wednesday. +But Gephardt said Democrats believe that greater savings are needed over the five years, in the range of $500 billion to $600 billion. +The insurance industry, which has a powerful lobbying network, supports this deal as a way to block Citicorp and other large banking organizations from using their credit-card holders as a customer base for a nationwide insurance business. +There have been four different instances in which the reflagged Kuwaiti tankers or U.S. Navy warships have been involved in military action with Iran. +Former U.S. Sen. Paul Tsongas, a Cape Cod summer resident, said the problems on Cape Cod are as much aesthetic as environmental. +Senators are given allotments based on a state's population. +"They turned out not to be a good audience for the advertiser because they couldn't afford the products," Mr. Burzon said. +Its hosts are Robb Weller and Sandy Hill. +According to Mr. Pazos, who draws his figures from government statistics, the cost of interest payments and amortizations for the public-sector deficit absorbed 73.6% of public-sector spending in the first half of this year. +With so many opportunities for American companies in Asia, the mystery may be why more companies haven't exploited them. Many American business people based in Asia complain that if the U.S. is falling behind here, it's its own fault. +The congregation is made up of fruit pickers, house cleaners, bus drivers and security guards. "We just barely can make it. +Raymond Smelek, who runs HPs disk-drive works, was so irked by the European sales force's failure to sell drives to European companies that he considered closing the business. +The House Ways and Means Committee, continuing work on trade legislation, approved provisions to enhance benefits to workers displaced by imports and to provide new sanctions for U.S. firms against dumped or subsidized imports. +BASF said it based its projections largely on the company's "successful integration" of the coatings, printing ink, manmade fibers and advanced composite materials businesses it acquired in 1985. +So she silently watched her breast tumor grow for a year. +Black-ruled nations remain skeptical of South Africa, saying the country's policy of apartheid at home and its destabilization campaign abroad caused the regional turmoil. +Marriott Corp. said it still is considering proposals to sell its family restaurant business but is not negotiating a sale with Sizzler Restaurants International Inc. +Both nations have populations of roughly 10 million. +Astonishingly, A Strange Place To Meet (12.05 BBC2) is also a parody of a road movie, this time French ('Slither' is American) and much slower. +Mr. Anderson also reiterated that the company expects profit to "significantly improve" in fiscal 1987. +Japan's Finance Ministry already is scrutinizing institutional investors' activity to see whether policy changes are needed to cope with the current level of program trading, said Makato Utsumi, vice minister for international finance. +Eleven others, including the city council president and two city councilmen, were arraigned two weeks ago in a probe of alleged municipal corruption. +He charged that Dukakis "did not create an economic miracle in Massachusetts. +Through August, Porsche sold 11,390 cars in the U.S., a 33% drop from the same period a year earlier and a 45% drop from 1986. +Many astronaut crews over several years would be required to construct an Antarctic-type facility, using raw building materials already there. +In national over-the-counter trading, Henley's stock closed at $20, up 25 cents. +Results from the consumer tests that just began are expected by September, and insiders say whatever new package gets picked could hit stores starting in early 1992. +Mr Watt says that it gets many tip-offs from suspicious bank employees. Yet although the unit has referred a few cases to police, there have been no prosecutions so far. +Proxmire's bill would reduce from 10 days to five days the time buyers of 5 percent of company's stock have to report the transactions to the Securities and Exchange Commission. +Clark spoke as thousands of blacks struck in South Africa to protest their exclusion from voting in Wednesday's national election. +Weyerhaeuser is a timber-products concern. +The plan also contained 'unacceptable risks' by using an emergency dock. Mr Ian Lang, Scottish secretary, who had argued strongly in favour of Rosyth, insisted losing the Trident work was 'not the end of the world' for the dockyard. +The analysis, conducted by Dr. K. Malcolm Maclure of the Harvard School of Public Health, was based on a health survey of 88,837 female nurses. +Just last month, St. Louis adopted a billboard ban. +The measure most needed to convince the foreign exchange markets of the government's anti-inflation commitment - a rise in interest rates - is precisely the step which could risk turning the UK's recession into a full-scale slump. +A spokesman for the Israeli Foreign Ministry said such accusations were "nonesense." The explosion was the second in a week. +Blue-chip stocks bounded ahead Monday after a sharp wave of early selling but prices of many other stocks trailed behind. +Things are going so well for the Los Angeles-based company that it was one of the last stocks to fall in the October crash, and one of the first to recover. +U.S. imports in 1987 were $424 billion, compared with $228 billion for West Germany, $158 billion for France, $154 billion for Britain and $151 billion for Japan. +IBM is making several new mainframe computers available for sale several months ahead of schedule. +ADTEC INC., initial offering of 550,000 common shares. +The architect of the mosque, expected to be completed next year, is a Roman Catholic who feels it is one of the most important monuments to be built in Rome this century. +"I'd love to go back," he said. +Mr David Pegg, a non-executive, becomes deputy chairman. +"I'm also an Izaak Walton man. +McLachan said their captors "wanted to know what these two gringos were doing down there." +Mesa Limited Partnership disclosed it owns 4.4% of Singer Co. and is seeking permission to buy as much as 15% of the company, confounding Wall Street as to why Mesa is hungry for defense stocks. +The last example was a kindergarten teacher planning her retirement after 37 years in the classroom. +Critics contend that because the high-risk futures markets are so volatile, the linkage created by index arbitrage wrenches stock prices around without regard to their real values. +"You're doing three, four or five things at the same time," Hessler said. "You're working so hard you don't have time to think about what you'd rather be doing. +Workers who assemble Ford Taurus and Mercury Sable autos at the plant learned of the layoffs Monday. +We can now ship chemicals from Wales to Italy in an enormously less complicated way. 'The Maastricht treaty brings no specific cost benefit for businesses, therefore it has been less enthusiastically greeted. +That is supposed to be be done in tandem with a congressional pay raise. Bush did not specifically propose one, but said he would work with Congress toward that end. +Mr. LeBow, whose LeBow Industries Inc. helped bail out the troubled Western Union Corp., joined forces with a group of Allegheny's equity shareholders. +Since 1987, the company also has offered Railfone, for use in commuter and interstate train travel. +The military said the houses belonged to members of a guerrilla squad suspected of killing an Arab policeman last year because he refused to quit his job. +Kevin told Cole to give no official comment, as press calls about the announcement were 'after business hours'. +The government is investing 57 per cent of the project's total cost, estimated at Dollars 2.2bn. +Canada's culture, which is in some sense even more diversified than that of the U.S., shows no signs of damage from proximity to the U.S. +They could not agree and parted in disappointment. +McMann, 50, suffered a head injury that did not appear to be life-threatening, said Police Capt. +Dresser Industries lost 7/8 to 21 5/8. +Pilatus said it actually featured vocalists Johnny Davis, Brad Howell and Charles Shaw. +`Maybe the S&P is a fad, maybe it's seen its best years, but it's not a stupid investment; it's still a fine portfolio," says Ibbotson's Mr. Siegel. +LIN said Metromedia has agreed to accept $1.05 billion in cash and $850 million in preferred stock rather than the $1.9 billion in cash originally offered for Metromedia's 46.3 percent interest in the New York system. +He also ruled that the directors are barred from stating that Mr. Waggoner has been fired from his firm. +Mr. Mulroney said Quebec separatists would like a vote on Quebec independence immediately. +But the researchers found no difference between the men who weren't infected and those who were infected but hadn't developed AIDS symptoms. +Shultz is scheduled to begin a 10-day visit to nine countries in Central and South America today. +"When the nation is going through a recession, we go through a depression," says Daniel R. Smith, its chairman. +Amaye-Obu, 34, faces criminal charges of aggravated child abuse since his 15-year-old daughter accused him of beating her in August at their campus apartment. +There is growing awareness throughout the world of the necessity to preserve better the global ecological balance. +The predictions were contained in a $285 million plan by the Madhya Pradesh state government for providing relief to both future and past Bhopal victims and their families. +The Iranian news agency, monitored in Cyprus, said about 300 people gathered Tuesday on the Soviet side of the border about 12 miles west of the frontier town of Poldasht. +If it runs out of fuel at 11:30 a.m., he said, it would be about 250 miles east of Cape Canaveral. +And far from chagrined at having to promise twice as much money, school officials say they were prepared for triplets. +Unocal Chairman Richard Stegemeier said the latest results reflected higher worldwide crude oil prices, lower interest expense and improved shale oil operations. +But if Japan's political system is opened up, there is good reason to believe that the interests of Japanese consumers finally will be recognized. +The shares touched a five-year low of 78p in September, just before the group announced a collapse in profits. +In winter, she had trouble just keeping the lab warm enough for the delicate egg and sperm cultures. +During the day, the U.S. Navy sank or damaged six Iranian naval craft. +So far there are no boycotts or political shenanigans expected from any of the 150-odd nations competing, so the event may be even more compelling than the Olympics. +The seven-day-old blaze about 35 miles northeast of Boise had destroyed $7.5 million worth of timber and other resources and cost over $1 million to fight. +Brinner said that reflects an increase of 3 million in the number of Americans with jobs last year and "gives you an indication that we may have an employment glut as well as an output glut" as seen in the high level of unsold inventories. +"With most products," he says, "there isn't a lot to tell consumers that they don't already know." +If borrowing money can balance a budget, what in the world do these words mean? +McDonnell Douglas said pre-tax fourth-quarter earnings from its transport aircraft business, which excludes combat airplanes, fell 76% to $7.5 million despite a 17% rise in sales to $930.5 million. +As a result, First National Bank of Chicago, the main unit of First Chicago Corp., and a handful of smaller banks cut their prime rate. +Maureen Cahill said 30 military and about 50 civilians will be employed on Project ELF. +Green's list also includes "liberry" instead of "library" _ an error Koch has acknowledged making himself. +The headline of Ms. Kirkpatrick's piece, "Anita Hill's Victims," and her peroration, "And working women may well curse the name of Anita Hill in years to come," have brought the non-ethic of blaming the victim to a new low. +Senator Riegle wants Mr. Breeden to disclaim the administration's largely free-market approach to takeovers and its support for a high degree of self-regulation by exchanges. +Talk that Southern Electricity, which reported bumper interim figures, may be thinking of a takeover offer for a water company in a neighbouring area checked a further advance in its shares. +But even if President Francois Mitterrand had been expected it would probably not have helped. +He says PPG's prospects in its existing businesses have improved, and he likes the stock based on an upturn in its chlor-alkali chemical products. +"It was a matter of life and death," Whitley said. "If I hadn't stopped drinking, I don't think I'd be alive today. +Asked if any of the families were disappointed with the decision, Richwalsky said, "I can't say that. +"What do we do on Sunday if there is no priest? +So I openly acknowledged regularly visiting Israel as a reporter, as have most other correspondents assigned to cover the entire Middle East. +Containing 140 items, the exhibition includes many of the best examples of the artist's work, early as well as late, residing on this side of the Atlantic. +I'm too revolutionary for them." +In Iowa, Gov. Terry Branstad has declared six counties drought-disaster areas. +Another inadvertant source of leaks is waste paper. +For instance, to what extent does the recipient devise market solutions to environmental problems (in contrast to extra-market activities such as lobbying and adjudication)? +He adds that many of his small growth stocks, including Lionel Corp., a toy company, have declined sharply from his purchase prices. +Revelers dressed as sea monsters and playing kazoos held the second annual festival in honor of the humming toadfish, the underwater lovers who torment residents each summer with their rhapsodizing. +The dragons of fairy tales really may have existed, and a violent collision between Earth and a swarm of comets is overdue. +The offer is in effect through March 31. +The agreement calls for LTV's 4,894 workers at the company's Grand Prairie, Texas-based Aircraft Products Group and Missiles Division to receive a 3% pay increase in the first and fourth years, plus a 3%, one-time performance awards. +The latest change came a day before black nationalist leader Nelson Mandela was to arrive in the United States. +The first is that it does not strain balance sheets. +He will become responsible from April for paying subsidies, but they will no longer be paid in an annual lump sum. +As the author emphasises, it was not until the mid-1950s that the central bargaining system emerged. +Results of 521 of the 525 seat at stake in the elections had been announced by today, and the Congress emerged as the single largest party with 191. +Finally, mission control in Houston radioed: "We're not going to make it." Over the pad, the sky was fairly clear. +In three years the dollar has lost about half of its value when measured against the Japanese yen. +Soloveichik was "very disappointed" by the ruling, but had not decided whether to appeal, London said. +Although I am the only customer, the manager, noting that most items in the store are already on sale, refuses to take anything more off the price of a couch I am interested in. +It said the credit will be used for acquisitions and working capital needs. +The Chicago-based publishing company said it was time to give recognition to new writers and a second chance to some who were passed over the first time. +They believe there is now a real chance to force a U-turn in government policy and perhaps even to bring down the government. +The reduction is about 50% greater than AT&T proposed last month. +Fuentes' novels include "Hydra Head," "Where the Air is Clear," and "Old Gringo," the fictionalized story of American writer and journalist Ambrose Bierce, who disappeared in Mexico during the revolution. +Schwab, the big discount-brokerage firm, makes a business of tweaking such "full service" brokerages as Kidder for the higher commissions they must charge. +You know what I'm talking about. +Last year, CBS Records accounted for 37% of CBS's 1986 operating profit and 31% of its total revenue. +Texas Instruments Inc. and Apple Computer Inc. introduced a computer for artificial intelligence applications. +The blaze was about a mile away from Central Oregon Community College on the north and the Inn at the Seventh Mountain on the south. +With the economy coming back already, he says, tax cuts might revive inflation fears by increasing the deficit. +"I feel it's my job to protect the people I see here," said Adkins, dressed in full combat gear and with his face blackened with camouflage. +I will not vote for Dukakis," she said. +Directors, however, could waive the requirement. +Jim Beam print ads, however, strike different chords in different countries. +At 9:24 p.m. the plane aborted an attempted landing at Kennedy, apparently because of bad weather, and the pilot immediately said he wanted to try again, saying twice to one of the controllers that he was low on fuel, Dickinson said. +So even a humdrum investment in an insurance policy with high costs is better than no investment. +Diplomats said her daughter's 10-month-old government is embattled and the prime minister dared not leave at this time. +Mr. Hopkins has since responded that "the abductees I've worked with include seven Hispanic victims as well as blacks, Europeans, Native Americans and people of extremely varied ethnic and socioeconomic background." +It plans to spend $800 million to expand its network this year. +I am so happy I want to fly," schoolteacher Nagendra Amatya said at Bir Hospital, where he had gone to meet the top Nepali Congress leader, Ganesh Man Singh. +Rain also was expected from the coast of South Carolina to Florida's panhandle. +Most Dominicans are getting poorer and hungrier. +Whenever possible, Virginia lawyers seeking quick action look for ways to bring suits in the Eastern District. +Gary Beauchamp, a Monnell researcher who worked on the baby project, adds: "It is possible that early experiences with odor form early attachments that go on forever." +Instinet, a New York-based provider of computerized market services, led the way in electronic trade-handling by launching its Crossing Network system. +"The most common employer was another small business," the report said. +The biggest is security, followed closely by driver safety. +It cast aside the proposed maximum compensation of $317,000 and proposed an essentially unlimited recovery plan per passenger that would be subject only to an overall limit of $500 million per accident. +The nine-minute live exchange between Bush and Rather on the "CBS Evening News" on Jan. 25, spurred angry phone calls to CBS affiliates across the country, as well as headlines and political analysis of the fallout. +Videotapes taken by residents showed that several officers covered their badges with dark tape to keep from being identified. +We call them stadiums or pitches. +Israeli Consul General Rahamim Timor accepted the petition Sunday at Temple Emeth near Delray Beach. +"The company has been very candid with us, and we were aware that the airline has had financial difficulties," he said in a statement. "We did our part to help this company. +She aims above all to show the private side of its central actors, to create around them a book one can think and live inside. +He didn't realize there is no statute of limitations for murder. +America usually sides with Israel, shielding it from harsh criticism with a veto. +Jackie Calmes contributed to this article. +At a mansion one day, the husband's alone with the agent and it sounds as if he's going to give Jodi away: "We're not really from Dallas," he says. +Mr. Bush's proposed "flexible freeze" in the budget would allow spending to rise only enough to match inflation. +South Africa accused armed Namibian nationalist guerrillas of crossing from bases in neighboring Angola, violating U.N.-supervised peace plans for the territory's independence from Pretoria. +Gist-Brocades reported an extraordinary loss of one million guilders for 1990, compared with an extraordinary gain of 24.6 million guilders in 1989. +I didn't suggest anything to the court. +The average yield was 7.64 percent on Wednesday, up from 7.39 percent at the last auction on March 31. +Last fall, when Investment Advisers launched a $35 million venture capital fund to provide start-up and expansion financing exclusively to emerging Minnesota companies, locals put up all but $100,000 of the money. +"We suspect that they are" members of white supremacist groups, said Longmont Detective Jack Kimmett. +Since then, the Weisfelds, who sold their 15 per cent stake in Amber Day for Pounds 11m, have devoted most of their time to charity work. Mr Weisfeld said he was confident he and his wife could add value to the Poundstretcher business of Brown & Jackson. +He estimated that about three-quarters of Chesebrough's sales are in the U.S. +In February, newly issued long-term New York general-obligation bonds were priced to yield 8.35% and in October some were priced to yield 8.50%. +Carlyle, a Washington-based investment partnership, on April 12 offered $17 per share for all outstanding common shares. +One-third to more than one-half the country's 8,000 major enterprises are expected to go broke in a few months. +Tass said the commission had received a report from the Soviet Supreme Court, which has cleared the names of several old Bolsheviks this year, and that it was continuing its work. +President Bush is warmly welcoming the election of Rene Mouawad as president of Lebanon and urging all Lebanese to back their new leader's efforts to end the 14-year civil war. +This figure is bloated by the cost of financing record unemployment totalling 14 per cent of the workforce through some of Europe's most generous jobless benefits. +But stock prices bounced higher and neared the previous day's closing level amid bargain hunting and higher prices in the banking sector. +"I think there is still more to go on the downside until people start bargain-hunting again," said Lehman Brothers' Mr. O'Toole. +An additional 499 million cubic feet of gas daily would reach the Northeast via Iroquois. +The merchant bank therefore needs funds to avoid dilution. +Of course, better relations with Afghanistan won't cure U.S. problems with fundamentalist Islam. +Meanwhile, some analysts suggest that supplies could get even tighter by the end of the summer, when industrial demand normally picks up. +Mr. Phillips, who acquired a significant block of Southwest stock in 1983, used several different company names to borrow funds from the thrift for the purchase of 292 acres of land in Houston, according to court documents. +Analysts said the March report showed that housing is feeling the pinch of interest rates pushed upward by the Federal Reserve Board as part of its campaign to restrain the economy and check inflation. +He said the rapid pace of improvement in the first part of 1988 had leveled off in recent months. +Jones' repairs have withstood eight hurricanes, absorbing the force of tidal surges that otherwise would have hit coastal communities unchecked. +"Barry has expressed to me the remorse he has for having been in that situation and his desire to become a meaningful member of society," Kenner told reporters. +The U.S. official said, however, that not all of the participating countries had made a commitment to provide financial assistance. +For instance, the company might offer discounts to volume long-distance callers, or a special deal on calls to a particular foreign country. +Mr. Madigan, who said his checks ranged from $13.50 to $8,618.84, echoed that argument. +A gale warning was posted for the coasts of New Hampshire and Maine. +But just the fact the U.S. warplanes threatened Philippines people enraged many Filipinos. +Chrysler's contract lacks protections included in the GM and Ford pacts and workers said they want to sign a similar contract as soon as possible. +"Football is an avocation, not a vocation," he said. +But he explained "we are friends to American people. +Are these lovely things simply too many good fish that got away? A collection, of its very nature, is never critically definitive but only representative. +Consumer spending dropped 3.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 1987, the steepest plunge in more than seven years, the Commerce Department reported on Thursday. +Saudi Arabia was scheduled to account for about 400,000 barrels a day of the output cuts by setting its own production at eight million barrels a day. +Pork and pork products, along with alcohol, are taboo in Saudia Arabia for religious reasons. +Cases among American Indians or Alaskan natives: 100, or 0 percent. +European bond prices ended the day unchanged or firmer, recovering earlier losses after prices had fallen sharply due to concern about the weakening dollar. +Meanwhile, the prospect of Ragu wasting $20 million to establish a brand that may soon be pulled off the shelves has Campbell licking its lips. +The composition is sound, the realisation unfailingly thorough whichever scheme or convention proposed. +He also observed that in early society most economic advances were made by women rather than men. +The Agriculture Department has moved closer to implementing new rules to help thousands of farmers rearrange their debts and hang on to their land. +Studios must amortize the cost of programs more quickly when estimates of the revenue ultimately expected from those programs are reduced. +Rep. St Germain said the measure has "strong bipartisan support." +Analysts also said the soybean market was oversold and due for a correction after a decline that began about six weeks ago. +U.S. officials denied that the bulletin contained any reference to this weekend. +But if any doubt remains that tobacco no longer dominates RJR Nabisco Inc., it will be erased this week when the company unveils a proposal once considered sacrilege: moving the corporate headquarters to Atlanta. +Like an evangelist brandishing his Bible, Pierre Vinken holds up a stack of reports showing recent mergers and takeovers in the world-wide publishing industry. +Six others aboard the 1,000-ton Shoryu-maru were rescued by helicopter while skipper Sadao Arata swam to safety, said police official Hideo Miyajima. +On July 26, government and rebel negotiators ended a third session of monthly U.N.-mediated peace talks with an accord on human rights. +Prosecutors described Vento as a major participant in the Aug. 23, 1989, slaying of Yusuf Hawkins in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn. +The NUT has a mandate for a boycott, members having voted by a 20-to-one majority to continue with the action last November. +They included developing an optical device to automatically flush a urinal, as well as an automatic lettuce thinner, designed to thin out rows of vegetable seedlings. +The Lithuanian episode also has revealed some of the old Soviet habits of duplicity. +As that happens, the urban angst of the East is beginning to replicate itself here. +In turn, the sources said, Iraq would postpone discussion of sovereignty over the disputed Shatt al-Arab waterway between the two nations. +The networks also run the risk of alienating TV programs' producers, who may chafe at having their creations used as advertising vehicles. +The Commerce Department today will release its index of leading economic indicators for April. +"By slipping this wolf into sheep's clothing, Ford avoided up to $200 million in gas-guzzler taxes," Ditlow wrote in a letter to Environmental Protection Agency Administrator William Reilly. +Mr. Bush said this week he thinks so, but much of the rest of Washington is telling him no. The same people who, before the war, predicted another Vietnam quagmire now think air power alone will finish the job. +John Damgard, president of the Futures Industry Association, the industry's lobbying group, said a tax burden would make U.S. futures trading less efficient. +It's also unclear what impact Clayton & Dubilier's move will have on Petrolane's discussions with Amerigas, the propane unit of UGI Corp., which has made a competing bid for the company. +The proliferation of ballistic missiles in the region and suspicions that Iraq, Libya and Syria either have or are capable of producing chemical or biological weapons compound the dangers. +The company did not provide aftertax profit figures. +"You take our rights, you lose your jobs." _ Melinda Rider, executive director of the Indiana Pro-Choice Action League, as abortion-rights activists said they would make their cause a campaign issue. +They showed plenty of skill and have the beef to go the distance. At Oxford, meantime, the selection knives flashed. +'When you add up your score after your round, she tells you what she thinks of you,' he said, smiling that gap-toothed signature grin of his. What does he think of Muirfield, site of the Open championship that will start on Thursday? +Or rather, one of its many home turfs. +"We do not think there was any wrongdoing on behalf of Mr. Richards or anyone else at the company." The announcement marks one of the first significant French investments in East Germany. +We cannot trace how these products have affected the market. +Socialite-turned-social-activist Pat Montandon is auctioning her hard-to-sell $4.9 million penthouse on the city's chic Russian Hill. +He says too much is at stake. +Well I was very pleased to welcome my friend, the prime minister of Japan, here to Palm Springs for two days of very useful and far-reaching discussions about the critically important relationship between the United States and Japan. +At Pounds 2.2m, the agency had achieved full value for the property after months of trying. +"PRC could be a tough sell," says a defense analyst who won't be quoted by name; his firm wants to take part in Black & Decker's offering. +They were the third team of Americans to return under the auspices of the Veterans Vietnam Restoration Project in Garberville, Calif. +The timing was terrific, two months after the watershed accord between the U.S. and its allies to drive down the value of the dollar. +There is no commercial channel 32 in Miami although the number is used by various cable companies. +John Scotney's adaptation is excellent, full of atmosphere and truly lively characters - the ministers Mungo Muirhead and Ebenezer Proudfoot (Robert Trotter and John Shedden) betray a Buchanesque ministerial hatefulness. +Already forced to devolve more political power, the Emir now faces constant pressure for greater transparency in the management of Kuwait's finances. 'The secrecy which has surrounded (the Spanish) investments was a big mistake. +Just Pounds 31.35 will secure you 12 bottles of Sir Dirk Bogarde's favourite, a 1990 Cotes-du-Rhone, while a 1986 claret from the Cotes de Bourg is Pounds 46.75 a dozen. +Today, the board said it had modified a standstill agreement with Davis, the Los Angeles billionaire who last year made a buyout offer for UAL, to permit him to purchase UAL stock. +South Korean newspapers speculated today that Chun will apologize for the handling of the Kwangju incident in his address to the nation. +'B&C appears to have been looking to BZW for advice of a kind that BZW believed was not within their remit.' +President Reagan sent a letter to Premier Yitzhak Shamir of Israel, reiterating the "unambiguous commitment of the United States to Israel's security," a Shamir spokesman said. +Zimmermann hailed the human rights provisions in the draft document as "historic," and indicated only minor changes were needed. +It could not be learned whether parts or all of the three divisions would participate in the operation. +Similar measures are pending in six other states. +He called me about 3 in the morning and absolutly cried because he was so upset. +The Bush administration threatened today to suspend all U.S. financial support for the United Nations if the General Assembly upgraded the status of Palestine Liberation Organization. +Self-government was among the casualties of the violence that erupted in Northern Ireland in the late 1960s. +A senior administration official said the impact on U.S. consumer prices will be "very, very small, if it can be measured at all." +The report said Arafat was interviewed in Tunis before the Central Council elected him as president of the self-proclaimed independent Palestinian state. +The dark divorce comedy "The War of the Roses" came in third with $4.2 million. +You've got it good but you are taking your freedom for granted and you shouldn't do that. +He did not quantify the expected improvement. +But Foreign Ministry officials say Soviet-Cuban relations are as strong as ever, despite the revisionist policies of the Soviet leader. +Martinez signed the most recent warrant Tuesday after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case. +Tab Products fell 1/8 to 16 7/8. +The party was dissolved when the communists came to power in 1948. +Would the United States be entitled to an "emission credit" _ meaning a reduction by less than 30 percent _ in view of efforts it has already taken unilaterally to control pollution. +Goodbye, God bless you, and God save this wonderful country of Poland. +His wife remained in Moscow. +Pierluigi Sani, public relations director of the Frascati agency, refused to confirm Italian media reports that scientists there had achieved fusion. +The work permits "may exclude Miami or San Diego or areas that are overrun at the present time" by aliens, McNary said. +Mr. Bush said the union isn't opposed to Allegis distributing the actual net proceeds of its sales of non-airline businesses. +The study's publication comes at the end of a week in which Genentech sued SmithKline to stop it from referring in advertising in medical journals to still another comparative study. +Mr. Maxwell's last will and testament also is shrouded in doubt. +And the Maastricht treaty itself provides for its own revision at an intergovernmental conference (IGC) in 1996. +It also condemned prejudice against Arab-Americans resulting from the administration's campaign against Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. "This anti-Arab furor fuels American chauvinism and feeds racism on all levels," the statement said. +The teaching of the English language is one of the most popular American exports. And as students, you know that English is the lingua franca of world business, the key to clinching deals from Hong Kong to Toronto. +Legally speaking, "everything in the preferred area is gray" concedes Wesley M. Jones, a vice president at First Boston. +"We called Mike and he came out immediately." +"He's gotten a once-in-a-lifetime halo effect from events abroad," says GOP consultant Jeffrey Bell. +But George Bush, referring to Mr. Castro yesterday, said the Cuban leader "must be sweating." +Lawmakers are expected to spend the next few weeks on the remaining 12 measures, and even longer on the tax bill. +And Kevin H. Kelley, 40, also gains the title of senior vice president of AIG in addition to being president of the Lexington Insurance Co. unit. +Curtis Emerson Lemay, who directed the air assault over Japan in the waning years of World War II, died of a heart attack Monday at a base hospital. +It wants national operators to overcome the problems of poor cross-border linkages by co-ordinating investment. While the Commission's general idea of a new single market drive is good, its detailed proposals are mixed. +"This is the first time that trend has been interrupted," says Marcia A. Raley, an analyst at Dain Bosworth in Minneapolis. +President Daniel Ortega said Thursday that any U.S. decision to resume military aid to Nicaraguan rebels would amount to "newly legitimizing" a war in which a truce was declared months ago. +He was released after the meeting was over. +Not the sort of face-to-face crime that has people afraid to come to the door at night. +Yields on CDs offered by leading broker-dealers fared worse in the latest week, as a result of the lower rates posted on the short-term Treasury issues. +As part of the plan, Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. yesterday called for redemption of all of its First Mortgage Pipe Line bonds, totaling about $31 million. +However, the image steadily eroded amid allegations of corruption among senior members of her government and even members of her family. +The Frankfurt-based Hesse State Radio broadcast a special report today that which concluded that while the Republican Party showed far-rightist tendencies, it was far from the Nazi party that gained hold in Germany in the 1920s. +Cristiani and Merino, both of the rightist Republican Nationalist Alliance, were elected March 19 and are due to take office June 1 from President Jose Napoleon Duarte's Christian Democratic administration. +This may mean that, despite his criticism, Mr. Gorbachev is unwilling or unable to wage an all-out attack on the KGB. +At least two such groups, the Abu Nidal Organization and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command, both backed by Syria and Libya, have assassinated moderate Arab leaders in the past and remain active today. +Only a section of its superstructure remains above the surface. +McKay also has been examining the attorney general's involvement with the regional Bell telephone companies at a time when he owned $14,000 in phone stock. +The case arises out of the 1969 merger of Cavalier Bag Co. and E.T. Barwick Industries Inc. +It's "not a free ride," says Sen. Kerrey, noting that some families could pay as much as $2,000 a year extra in out-of-pocket expenses. +The fundamental situation was certainly bad. +A portion of the proceeds will be donated to charity. +The process of recuperation after the credit binge of the late 1980s and the recession of the early 1990s has left banks far stronger, he says. +Elsewhere in Europe, Milan stocks fell, after a late rebound failed to make up early losses when sellers looked for cash to make Friday's payment deadline for the February trading account. +Mr. Diadiun was even less impressed with Mr. Milkovich's performance during the proceedings than he was with the performance at the wrestling meet. +A number of large groups have accelerated their rationalisation drives, including Air France and Michelin. +The same is true, at the margin, even of disablement and unemployment. Insurance is based on the principle that an accident, like lightning, strikes a helpless victim. +Similar efforts to legalize casino gambling failed in 1978 and 1986. +The finance ministry said the changes would enhance foreign banks' efficiency and service in Taiwan, as well as further the government's oft-stated goal of developing Taipei into a regional financial centre. +As long as investors are unsure when the economy will recover, big, stable consumer stocks "are a good place to hide," says Oppenheimer's market analyst Michael Metz. +He was the first official visitor to the Reagan White House in 1981, and supported the U.S. invasion of Grenada in 1983. +"He made such a frightful din on the piano we had to banish him from the house," Sacheverell once said. +'Policy differences are today a question of degree.' In fact, Portuguese parties tend to be more to the right than their names indicate. +There is an agnostic view as far as the deficit is concerned, with few believing Clinton will be able to chop it in half in just one four-year term. +Ceausescu, 71, also called for the annulment of the 1939 Soviet-Nazi Germany treaty that agreed to the partition of much of Eastern Europe among the powers, the official news agency Agerpres reported today. +"I still can't believe that UNO won," Maritza Arguello, wife of a coffee grower, said Tuesday. "I'm just sitting quietly until it actually happens." "They didn't dare celebrate in the streets. +Although the cases were joined and there was a 'joint' opinion on them by Advocate General Van Gerven, the Court decided to rule on the first case alone. +U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter told the governments of Britain, France, West Germany and Spain on Wednesday they are risking a trade war by their "enormous subsidies" to Airbus passenger planes. +He notes that the same complaints often arose when those now seemingly towering predecessors first came on the scene. +Retail investors continued to remain on the sidelines. +National parks lost thousands of dollars in uncollected entry fees during the weekend. +Borden acquired 62 businesses during 1986-88 for a total of about $1.4 billion, and indicated Wednesday it expects to continue its expansion. +Southdown was off 1 5/8 to 40 3/4. +In her radio address Mrs. Aquino said that shortly after she became president she lost interest in acquiring the shares her family had owned in the companies but Lopa wanted to buy back the 15 percent his family owned. +The Federal Reserve Board's discount rate increase last week represented "a strong step," he said. +Researchers in West Africa have isolated the AIDS virus and its African cousin from the same patient, showing both can infect the same individual, scientists report. +Both mothers routinely boil the water their family drinks and try to buy bottled mineral water for the babies. +But a comparison of the full-year results with nine-month figures indicated that pretax profit doubled in the quarter, to 3.21 billion kronor from 1.60 billion kronor. +Former East German Communist leader Egon Krenz has been stripped of his last remnant of public office, a parliament seat, ADN said. +"I don't rule out the possibility that one of these days I'll decide that I may be more interested in exploring the presidency, but I would have to feel that I had the substantive answers to an awful lot of the challenges facing America," he says. +He said the administration is preparing corrective legislation. +On Tuesday, leading cultural and academic figures working with the group condemned the Culture Ministry for announcing a design competition for a monument to victims of state repression under Josef Stalin. +No price was disclosed. Parker is based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, and trades as PP Jet. +They never have anything you want and they are expensive. +In other developments, more than 1,000 school children fasted in support of the protesters, and the military said it would shoot demonstrators spreading a report that two armed forces commanders had threatened to join the protest. +Mr. Buchi probably deserves most credit for Chile's recovery. +The newspaper did not indicate when the resignation would take effect. +Chicago-based Telephony publishes trade magazines for the telecommunications industry. +There's also no good reason why Rose's bratty daughter (Kelly Preston) is allowed to get away with just about anything, including sabotaging her mother's sex life by poking a hole in her diaphragm. +At Commerce, Robert Mosbacher, a Houston oilman and Bush's old friend, is thought to have the edge over the other candidates. +Speaker Barry Commoner, a former presidential candidate and long-time ecologist, said the spill in Alaska's Prince William Sound points out the United States' overreliance on fossil fuels. +Lebanese press reports Monday said Wells used karate to disarm his captives and escape. +Seeking to define U.S. relations with the Soviet Union's assertive republics, Bush said that Washington is supportive of the Ukraine's bid for more freedom, but not at the expense of Gorbachev or a united Soviet federation. +"I think it's important to get an agreed-on policy everyone can live by until we get a new president," Boren said. +The major diversified beverage company said its 1990 pretax profit rose 23%, at the top end of market forecasts. +The teachers want a 4.2 percent increase in wages and benefits; the district has offered 1 percent. +Mexico does not have a death penalty. +Fuji's investment now totals $1.15 billion, including an unspecified capital loan. +One of the primary uses of Floptical disks will be to store large programs. +The recommendation wasn't unexpected. +Guerrillas say half are from the ranks of Kabul's elite Tsarandoy police and half from the Khad state security force. +"And Gorbachev is a great politician. +The Federal Banking Association asserted that the measures were unlikely to produce the desired results, and said an enlarging of tax cuts set for 1990 would have been a better option. +Jobs will be cut by transfers, retirements, attrition and layoffs, the memo indicated. +The House has delayed by two years Defense Secretary Dick Cheney's proposal to shut down 35 bases in the U.S. and 12 overseas. +Everything shone, whether in crackling brass or with an opalescent gleam, and the conductor paced the opera unerringly. +The situation isn't desperate, since inventory-sales ratios still are at levels that are low by historical standards. +Dshamil Mufid-Zade made the linoleum print "Steel Forest," in which rows of metal towers pay a sad tribute to long-lost greenery, in 1980. +Celeste Clark, vice president of nutrition marketing at Kellogg, said Special K has been marketed as a high-protein cereal for 35 years. "The ad campaign is not meant to indicate that Special K alone can help you lose weight," she said. +The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday ordered a $632,200 civil fine for numerous safety violations against Orion Air, the cargo airline that is being sought out to fly passengers in case of a strike at Eastern Airlines. +Packer died in April 1907, six years after he was paroled. +The sentence was part of a plea bargain between prosecutors and attorneys for Tracy Lachele Wilder, 17, who had been charged with murder. +Since then, MMUC has produced more than 750,000 vehicles. +Mr. Marangakis is serving a 26-month prison term for refusing to be drafted. +"There are developments in Israel that could help bring about a dialogue," he said. +"It doesn't look like it's getting much worse, but it doesn't look like it's getting a whole lot better." So far this year, banks are failing at a slower rate than expected. +He intended the vacation to give jurors respite from stress of deliberations, which could take months. +"I'm not aware of any one very big deal that's going on," Mr. Mullen says, acknowledging that corporate business is "probably slower" now than a year ago. +Ngong's mutilated body was discovered in April 1988 in Oyem, a town in northern Gabon. +The detentions began in the 1970s, when the state struggled to subdue growing political terrorism from both the far left and right. +To have conveyed the impression that they want to introduce charges on current accounts in the depths of a particularly severe recession invites no more flattering verdict. +A Western diplomatic source, who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity, said there appeared to be "a growing consensus" within the party that Kadar would be asked to step dowen. +But the latter is means-tested and no one with assets over Pounds 8,000 is eligible. +Some small businesses aren't even aware of the new FASB rule. +Forstmann, a private New York leveraged buyout firm with diversified corporate holdings, acquired Lear Siegler in 1986 for $2.1 billion. +Tonkin, not known to mince words, will take office at the close of the convention Tuesday, and is expected to issue a strong call for increased unity among the dealers to stand up against the automakers. +Reinforcing the coalition victory on the battlefield with a continuation of the sanctions would require the cooperation of the Soviet Union, Iran and Jordan, none of which can be counted upon for support. +Fed policy-makers were gathering today for two days of closed-door meetings to set monetary growth targets for 1989. +The dollar rose against most major foreign currencies in quiet European trading today with some West German markets and all Italian markets closed for the All Soul's Holiday. Gold prices were lower. +He said small countries such as his own cannot accept "for anybody to be able to delete by force the boundaries of an existing nation." "Good answer," Bush told Perez. +The tender offer, which began Friday, will remain open until 5 p.m., central standard time, Nov. 30. +I think there's some politics involved, crass politics. When you hear name calling, when you hear people saying "kowtow," that is not the kindest word to say "we have an honest policy difference with this president." +And she can't make love without being hit. +He could be sentenced to as many as 115 years in prison and fined $5.75 million for his convictions on 23 fraud counts. +This is part of the message he will bring to his London audience. +HBO Pictures has begun filming a movie about former White House spokesman James Brady and his fight for survival after being shot during the 1981 attempt on President Reagan's life. +In London, the British pound fell to $1.9525 from $1.9555 late Friday. +"One night I was sitting next to a welldressed man who started sobbing uncontrollably at the end," Ms. Rittenhouse recalls. +The current crisis seems to be leading the president and other top administration officials to distance themselves from the enervating, frustrating day-to-day concerns about terrorism. +But he insists he is too involved in Marceau to consider returning to a big company. +Monday was the anniversary of Masaryk's birth in 1850. +Richard Lee Whitley, 41, executed in Virginia's electric chair on July 6 for strangling an elderly neighbor, slashing her throat and sexually assaulting her corpse. +Patrick Stroh, a New York University instructor in American politics, said the Greens may be able to push the issues they champion up on the agenda of the established parties. +Bush contends the reduction would prompt so much economic activity that investors actually would pay $4.9 billion more in taxes in 1991 and still more in ever year in the future. +He also criticized the Reagan administration's ties to Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega of Panama. +Most of us have Telecoms. David: We've got to produce cheap coal, but its still too much. +"From the large number of schools Goskomsport had, however poorly organized, it was bound to get large numbers of athletes," Mr. Dmitriev says. +The court also rejected the defendants' challenge to Go-Video's basic dual-deck VCR patent, the company said. However, the court refused to reconsider a previous decision dismissing Go-Video's claims against Sharp Corp. +Now that the euphoria over the war has worn off, said Robert Sweers, head of institutional investment at Banque Paribas, investors will pay more attention to market fundamentals, and they won't like what they see. +So far, Air France and Lufthansa AG have shown interest, but no firm orders have been booked. +The layoffs will take effect Nov. 1. In addition, the state will eliminate 419 vacant jobs, cutting a total of almost 2,200 jobs from a work force of more than 80,000 full-time employees. +"It's possible there may be more arrests," he said. +But then, Hollings said, an agreement between Congress and the White House "started the monkeyshines and the subterfuge." "It was a game of `anything you can do, I can do better," he said. +They keep open bank credit lines with one hand and tease new money out of institutional investors with the other. +In the past, job guarantee programs cost Ford very little, because steady attrition allowed the company to take workers quickly out of the "protected pool," and put them back into the plant. +Under the agreement, Noble Drilling will issue 5.1 million common shares to its former parent, Noble Affiliates, in exchange for the cancellation of $25.2 million of Noble Drilling debt held by Noble Affiliates. +He also noted that the reduced losses were largely due to government actions anyway. +In particular, the agency is closely scrutinizing a spate of direct-to-consumer ads for certain prescription drugs. +Already, deregulation has spawned small independent airlines like Virgin Atlantic Airways of Britain, the French Air Liberte, and Transavia-Holland. +Norfolk Southern Corp. said a planned restructuring that will reduce surplus track and work force resulted in a third-quarter charge of $352 million. +Carlin and Bevilacqua met May 16 to try to hammer out a unified Senate position, their first face-to-face meeting in months aside from brief encounters on the Senate floor. +This enhanced his life "to the last minute," she says, and hospitals and insurers should support home care. +It seemed Bush's purpose in more than 18,000 miles of travel was simply to touch base with other leaders and reaffirm friendly relations. +Dallas-based AMR said it chose to make public its intentions regarding Pan Am because the company's chairman and president, Robert L. Crandall, planned to "set the record straight" at a series of annual employee meetings that start today. +Mr. Zacarias failed to demonstrate a political motive for resisting conscription, Justice Scalia wrote. +There is no education in the second kick of a mule. +Communist students and workers, young and old, are risking their lives for the tremendous freedoms so many of us have come to take for granted. +I have a low threshold of boredom. +In addition, regulators said their initial reporting requirement had forced banks to adopt the internal controls necessary to prevent them from making too many risky loans to highly leveraged borrowers. +I hope to be playing old ladies in the near future. +It's called Polly and comes from a company called Democrats Election Computer System (Decs). 'Paddy Ashdown was one of the original architects,' says Polly's author, Gillian Gunner. +With millions of dollars up for grabs in cleanup services, some of the smaller companies are bound to "land some major projects," the analyst contends. +The Washington-based group Handgun Control Inc. had also been pushing hard to maintain the curbs on semiautomatic weapons. +The U.S. trade deficit has been improving for the past two years, falling to $109 billion last year, down 8 percent from 1988. +If the electrons roll toward each other with enough force to overcome their normal repulsion, they form a pair. +U2, the successful Irish rock group, earlier this year started legal proceedings to challenge the society's right to collect royalties for live performances. Mr Paul McGuinness, U2's manager, yesterday welcomed the MMC's investigation. +These rights are not denied just because the Constitution doesn't mention them; and the rights are not disparaged by the fact that we must obtain a marriage license, driver's license or a dog license. +And modern ships are bigger and cheaper to operate; they can almost berth themselves. +But the workers would be subject to the new work rules that Guilford officials say would make the company more efficient. +First Union will pay as much as 35% of the losses incurred on credit card and home equity loans over the five-year, cost-sharing agreement. +But Helms and other senators held out for requiring the president to make a certification to Congress, which the White House considered an infringement on its authority. +Police opened fire with tear gas launchers, but then announced over loudspeakers that they had made a mistake and apologized. +Grand Junction is 6,000 feet above. +Officials said Thursday it was possible the Tucson and the Agua Prieta cases were linked. +In its first quarter, ended Sept. 30, Radice had a loss of $6.9 million and revenue of $3.7 million. +In accepting the CoreStates offer early Monday morning after a weekend marathon of negotiations, First Pennsylvania left on the table a bid from Meridian valued at about $20.85 a share, based on Friday's closing stock prices. +Hanson views it as "a black mark" against its own record. +A one-acter need not aim at the psychological depths that an evening's-length opera might explore. +Traders said the price drop was so steep because the decline triggered selling by several big brokerage-house commodity funds, which often buy and sell according to price trends instead of fundamental developments. +The grounding of the shuttle fleet and the Titan 34D rocket, also after a 1986 failure, has left the Pentagon with a backlog of about 40 reconnaissance, communications, navigation and other military satellites to be launched. +It also announced the appointment of a blue-ribbon panel to ensure its future financial viability. +One category of share is, however, very far from displaying caution. +Mr. Tallent wasn't directly involved in that case, but he has represented management in several other labor cases. +Prosecutors said Monday they have obtained a subpoena to question opposition leader Kim Dae-jung in connection with charges that two members of his party spied for North Korea. +Aries said there have been no decisions from the Hartford and Boston NLRB offices, and the hearings are continuing in Miami. +Nunn said the question is whether Iraq will leave without a war or following a war. +Authorities say the youths planned to steal money, weapons and a pickup truck and escape to a place where they could live off the land. +Amnesty cites the same figure, which it believes represents only a fraction of the real number of cases. +The Texas Supreme Court ruled that McClendon's lawsuit was not precluded by ERISA, the federal law, but today's decision reversed the state court ruling. +Ranks had offered 13 of its shares for every five Avana shares, valuing Avana at the equivalent of $461.9 million. +But the erotic is only one aspect of these pictures. +As well as developing business premises, there will be a lot of funds devoted to environmental improvements and to social conditions. +The rape suspect the officers were seeking was arrested Christmas Day in Texas. +He added that because the companies were part of the same business group, Shinei Ishino often handled orders for Taiyo Kobe shares. +Greenspan, testifying before the Senate Budget Committee, also called for a 15-cent-a-gallon increase in the federal gasoline tax. +ICI, however, was much less active, with the share price finally pulled down by Wall Street's weakness. Company statements from other sectors might have made more impact but for the underlying currency and transatlantic uncertainties. +Separately, Thomas Cook Group Ltd. of Britain said it had reached a licensing agreement with Maxwell that permits him to continue using the Thomas Cook name in connection with the travel agency. +Heiress Dorothy Schiff bought the Post in 1939. +They moved on shortly after. +North Korea has emerged as the biggest threat to the Seoul Olympics following the easing of political tensions in South Korea and agreement by most Communist countries to attend the Games. +She was one of 10 members of Paris' literati jet set tried for drug-related offenses. +Many of the executives in these newly created private companies will protest that they don't have the time or resources to waste on communicating their goals. +The company that controls the systems software will to a large extent determine the future direction of the entire PC industry. +In the rush of enthusiasm for the project, few members of Congress have questioned its cost. +At the same time, Prof. +Harlow served on the goveror's task force that drafted the law. +But because Medina Sidonia kept his ships in tight formation the English couldn't exploit their advantage. +Canada has offered to impose an equivalent fee of its own as an alternative but refuses to guarantee that it won't be diluted later. +But the market is in a period of seasonally slow demand and could weather a strike of two or three weeks comfortably, said James Steel, a metals analyst with Refco Inc. in New York. +Mr. Edwards, 55 years old, said results for the fourth quarter and year will be released within the next two weeks. +About 300 Mon guerrillas attacked a southern town of Ye, fighting government troops for six hours in a battle in which 50 people were killed, a state-controlled newspaper said today. +Some 63 major companies now offer them, up from 17 in 1986, says Hewitt Associates, consultants. +As for energy, gasoline costs, driven downward by worldwide drops in crude oil prices, dipped a significant 0.9 percent after rising 1.6 percent in May. +UAL managers will pay about $15 million, representing the proceeds of some of their existing UAL stock options, for 1%, and also will receive options for 9% for an undisclosed consideration. +Radio Liberty broadcasts in 12 languages to the Soviet Union. +According to a source quoted by the Associated Press, the autopsy report soon to be released by Spanish pathologists gives no clear verdict on his death but suggests a fall after a heart attack as the most likely cause. +Career-minded daughters with hectic work schedules and jobs far from home are happy to delegate tasks. +The government first imposed the state of emergency in December 1982 in Ayacucho, birthplace of the rebel movement. +Frost continues to operate its third Houston store near the exclusive River Oaks neighborhood. +Though it seems everyone already has an opinion of Koch, 36 percent of the voters said they didn't know enough about Dinkins to have an opinion, according to a Daily News poll. +Police did not confirm the allegation, but a senior official said they were "investigating all angles." +These days, military space programs account for about two-thirds of U.S. space spending. +And though the Indian economy remains among the most closed in the world, liberalization is moving steadily forward. +The Fed challenged a Treasury proposal to require foreign banks to transfer their U.S. banking business to separately capitalized units before pursuing new lines of business. +Federal assistance can include temporary housing, grants of up to $10,000 a family and low-cost loans to cover uninsured private and business property losses. +"The companies are going to be very sensitive to the public view of making profits or larger profits in this environment," said Jim Murchie, an oil analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Inc. +"We have never had a special or a spiff. +The apparatus also included the participation of U.S. Army psychological operations specialists, the Globe said. +De Laurentiis officials weren't available for comment. +Some question the effectiveness of this strategy. +Neither has been seen in public or made a statement in a week. +The comment marked a dramatic change in tone from just two weeks ago, when Greyhound's chairman confidently declared victory in the strike after contract talks failed. +Under a new regulation that take effect next month, foreigners who want to stay more than three months will have to prove they are AIDS-free. +"The fear in all our minds is that we will become another Monte Carlo," says Anne Perchard, a Jersey dairy farmer. +Since then, the company has reduced fibers to about a fifth of its sales from more than half. +"The third, and more likely scenario as I see it, is that the dollar may decline a further 10% or so," says Mr. Dessauer. +The system's "highly decentralized structure" is a prime source of its difficulties, he said. +Bearish sentiment continues to pervade the market, traders said, but many participants were wary of taking short, or oversold, positions because of the market's lack of depth. +It seems to ignore the role of national parliaments. In fact, it seeks to create a single European state. +Opposition parties demanded this week that Roh keep an election promise to submit to a referendum on his rule. +About 1,300 students are enrolled in Army, Navy and Air Force ROTC programs throughout the system's 13 major campuses; one-third are at UW-Madison, which has 42,000 students. +The Official Airlines Guide Business Traveller survey shows that sleeping and working, both on long and short-haul flights, rate far higher as 'preferred activities' than in-flight entertainment and eating. +"You could tell which days the stories ran in the newspaper from looking at our sales charts," Mr. Shugrue says. +Such a method is very convenient." Actress-singer Madonna and estranged husband Sean Penn have agreed on a division of property and filed a petition for divorce, court records show. +Former Beatles Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr have made a recording together for the first time since the group broke up 24 years ago, a producer at the group's Apple recording company said. +Gould Inc. led the active list, down at 22 on volume of more than 9.8 million shares. +Traders believed that the second programme, which ranged through the Footsie list, was worth more than Pounds 360m. However, the market failed at its first attempt to rescale the Footsie 2,550 level and lost a net six points as turnover faded for a time. +In rural North Woodbury, Ohio, a tornado destroyed an undetermined number of houses and buildings Friday in the village of about 75 people, said Morrow County Disaster Services director Dick Williams. +Peterburg said soldiers were under strict orders not to interfere with hospitals but could enter to make arrests. +But San Antonio, a small market that hasn't supported sports teams well in the past, hasn't yet surveyed interest in luxury boxes, a significant part of the financing plan. +Holstein says consumers receive far less protection on ATM cards than on credit cards. +And that could be a significant number of people; many insurers raise drivers' rates when they're involved in accidents involving at least $500 in damage. +Almost 80 percent of the money given out by Gray this year came from the Committee for Democratic Opportunity, the political action committee he formed last December and which had raised $134,524 through Oct. 19. +He also said the next parliamentary election, set for 1993, should be totally free and that the Communist Party would have to consider relinquishing power in Poland if its candidates again lose. +His attorney, Frank M. Gilstrap of Arlington, Texas, said that even though the school district has an anti-discrimination policy, it can still be held liable for actions of an employee who violates that policy. +The emperor underwent surgery last year so doctors could perform a bypass around a growth in his pancreas. +The smaller Gaza Strip, with few roads leading into Israel, also can be more easily controlled by authorities. +There has been a long transatlantic dispute over the Community's utilities procurement rules. +Lothar de Maiziere, East Germany's premier-designate, warned the East German exodus to West Germany could swell again if his countrymen sense monetary union could do them more harm than good. +That's what two more surveys report. +In return, Lefebvre would have promised to be faithful to the church and the pope, and accept the teachings of the Second Vatican Council. +IC cards can cost around $20, while comparable floppy disks sell for about 50 cents, some officials say. +He acknowledged that the Mulroney government could override provincial opposition because only some comparatively small items of the trade agreement with the U.S. require provincial concurrence to be implemented. +This shift from single-pay life to single-pay annuities is likely to continue as the congressional debate goes on. +"It's a major blow. +"We traditionally have been more Western and business-oriented," explains Mr. Blueger. +The criticism has been going on for month after month, it may be proving too much.' Mr John Carlisle also claimed that Mr Major might decide to stand down. +If agreement is reached, it would clear the way for Baker to convene a meeting with the foreign ministers of Egypt and Israel to discuss the proposed delegates on a name-by-name basis. +A high school English teacher, novelists from Portugal and India and a French philsopher were among the winners of prestigious literary prizes awarded Monday. +In one respect, however, Mr. Johnan, a 31-year-old native of the area, contrasts today's teen behavior with his own. +Among other things, it sold it to food producers with the proviso that the ingredient's logo appear on the final product, thus winning consumer loyalty for a mere ingredient. +A doctor who spoke on condition of anonymity said that based on an examination of the body, it appeared one of the victims may have lived for a week after the earthquake. +Baker decided not to appear without the president, Tutwiler said. +Yevgeny Primakov, a senior adviser to Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, arrived in Baghdad carrying a message from Gorbachev, Soviet diplomatic sources said. +An identical Senate resolution passed 72-27 on May 16. +Proposition 103 strengthens the office and seeks to sever its ties with the industry by making it an elective position, starting next year. Until then, Gillespie occupies a particularly sensitive post because of the court ruling. +A retired General Services Administration official faces a maximum 36-year prison term when he's sentenced Feb. 3 for receiving $24,185 in bribes to provide inside information to two businessmen who were found guilty of conspiracy. +And Mr. Icahn acknowledged that going public with some of his takeover plans would help him cultivate credibility as holders decide whether to cast their proxies with his slate or with management's. +Amerada said its refining and marketing earnings were $90.1 million compared with a loss of $195 million in the 1987 quarter, reflecting writedowns of crude oil and refined product inventory values. +The parent of Younkers, after failing to find a buyer for the chain of Midwestern department stores, said it will sell a stake in the chain to management and take other steps to reduce its investment in retailing. +The planned fall talks would be the first of their kind since 1948 and would focus on easing political and military tensions, promoting exchanges and other moves toward cooperation between the two long-hostile states. +The communist alliance elected Kiszczak prime minister over Solidarity's objection Aug. 2, but now shows signs of crumbling after Walesa proposed the Solidarity-Peasant-Democrat alliance. +Johnny Gunter, a business writer for The Clarion-Ledger, was covering a vote Sunday by carpenter union members on a proposed contract with Georgia-Pacific's plywood and particleboard mills at Taylorsville. +Senior officials of the Southern African Development Co-ordination Conference meet in Maputo with donors from the West. +The slain youth was a member of the underground of the Moslem fundamentalist movement Hamas, or "Zeal," Arab reports said. +Details of this option are being closely guarded by both sides. +"The problem is to do it without making it sound like another confrontation with a labor union," a government source told The Associated Press. +Ray Moore invented a fluid that removes impurities from industrial smokestack gases. +The upshot is that more will go to Britain directly from Vietnam, while the British quota from their own colony remains at 468 over the two years beginning last May. +GSA Administrator Terence Golden capitulated to Rep. Brooks on Friday, postponing the deadline for the fourth time and informing the lawmaker that the GSA will split the contract. +(Lee) Atwater demonstrated his political acumen by withdrawing before the incident could escalate into an even worse embarrassment for his party and President George Bush. +He once acknowledged having married 105 women without divorcing them, becoming the subject of the news, talk shows and made-for-TV movies. +But Butorac said the Civic has a substantially different class of standard features and a substantially different powertrain, and Honda doesn't consider the Hyundai a direct competitor. +Sudan would be the first country to be thrown out of the fund since it was created shortly after the second world war. +Psychiatrists and psychologists who viewed old home movies usually were able to identify children who would be diagnosed with schizophreia as adults, a researcher says. +Alumni from the 1970s formed a rebel-officers movement called the Reform the Armed Forces Now Movement, or RAM, and proselytized among the cadets. +It blamed the Palestinian rights' committee _ the U.N. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People _ for provoking the costly publication by the world body, which is hard-pressed for money. +Will he be prosecuted?" +Grow Group said that the spinoff will result in the company reporting a first-quarter loss from discontinued operations of $4.1 million, representing the two units' anticipated loss for the current three-month period. +Many in Congress expressed "sticker shock" last year when the B-2's long-classified figures revealed its $530 million per-plane price tag, raising questions about the Pentagon's use of such "black budget" programs. +Blowing his nose, he adds, "Next year, I'll be playing in Portugal." Not surprisingly, Icelanders fare better. +The exchanges are seeking to trade index options on biotech stocks because of strong investor interest in companies engaged in medical and scientific research. +Recording tobacco use on death certificates. +A company can amend its articles of incorporation to avoid parts of the new law. +Meanwhile the King's Head beckons. Besht Tellers is an itinerant Jewish company which made a marvellous London debut with Telling Tales in 1991. +When a similar thing happened with the first option bond last year, the societies reacted angrily and interest rates on that bond were promptly cut. Kenneth Clarke could take the view that building societies are overstaffed and need to make economies. +It is up to the new leadership there to demonstrate through its deeds that it's ready to move in that direction," Fitzwater said. +The American University of Beirut, a favourite target for kidnappers, is topping up its staff again. +The second quarter deficit had been the lowest in more than six years. +The government told school administrators nationwide Tuesday that poor maintenance and improper operation may cause certain indoor bleachers to collapse. +The government paid $15.26 billion in interest last month on the federal debt, compared with $14.53 billion in July. +To symbolize Ocean City's commitment to clean beaches, the throne was set upon a container of recyclable materials such as aluminum cans and glass bottles. +Rain also continued over the northern Pacific Coast. +The Nobel Peace Prize winner came to South Africa to establish a charity mission in Khayelitsha, a black township on the outskirts of Cape Town. +Lee Frazier and Rob Miller are letting the union select $50 worth of free goods from each of their three groceries every Wednesday, she said. +In the past, GM accepted sealed bids from tire makers, and its choices, usually made on price, were tantamount to a pattern settlement. +To acquaint federal employees with their choices, the personnel office spent more than $1 million creating a 124-page booklet and two television videos and training some 10,000 retirement counselors. +Ray Harvey was a top Curtis Mathes sales executive in 1982 (he had started as a floor sweeper) when he acquired Curtis Mathes's manufacturing operations and turned them into Harvey Industries. +"The desk clerk came running up, yelling `The building's on fire! +At Tuesday's Prom, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies conducted the Philharmonia in the premiere of his Symphony no. 5. He will be 60 next month. +Pirandello's conception involves six fictional characters abandoned by their author before he had attached them permanently to a play or a novel. +By that standard, the CBO said, the United States devoted 6.7 percent of its gross domestic product to defense in 1986. +Sharissa Fox, 17 and a senior at Greensboro Dudley High School in North Carolina, worries that her generation may not hear King's story often and powerfully enough. +To get by other times, they order lettuce, cheese, milk, car parts, furniture, even all the fixings for a party, from Stockmann's. +The study did not cover the Soviet Union itself. +I would only say that the showing on a sensible scale, and in a proper context, of Beuys, Kiefer and Baselitz, would have been entirely justifiable. +He warned that Labour would not win the next election by relying on a combination of dissatisfaction with the Tories, the class-interest of the lower income groups and support for the party's new-found political responsibility. +Raised on a farm in Nevada, she began studying music but soon turned to chemistry, a subject more suited to someone she describes as "strait-laced" as herself. +"This is when you finally get off your butt and do something," said the No. 2 Senate Republican, Sen. Alan Simpson of Wyoming. +Foley contended that the WCCO reports libeled him in at least 197 statements, which a state trial judge divided into factual scenarios: _That Foley requested the attorney general's office to remove a state investigator from the case. +Motorola also boasts that its RISC chip is more efficient and less expensive than other offerings. +"So, you haven't had sex in a month," Dr. Bookman says, and "Sessions" is off and running. +At the time of the murders in California, former Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis, now a Republican state senator, complained to then-Gov. +But with only an uptick in bank failures, the financial system was able to avoid crisis. +This discouraged both Japanese stock investors and potential dollar buyers, they said. +It was the second Atlanta incident involving the pop group in less than a month. +This year, he's been joined on the staff by Igor Grinko, a Soviet who's coaching the scullers, and Hartmut Buschbacher, a (formerly East) German who's tutoring the women sweepers. +"The president says, `Read my lips,"' Byrd told reporters. "He says he won't support any increase in taxes. +'Officers serve the people, not the state,' said Mr John Burrow, Acpo president, after the meeting. +But Chrysler has given Mr. Eaton an employment contract that presumably includes financial and other guarantees. +A month ago few would have anticipated the dramatic turn of events here. +The Delors Report's answer to the regional harshness of an imposed single currency is to propose handing out grants to underprivileged regions. +It specialised in dealing in the money market, and in corporate finance. +Among refined petroleum products traded on the exchange, the January contract for unleaded gasoline rose 0.70 cent to settle at 45.98 cents a gallon, while other contract months ended the day mixed. +Something horrible surely happened to somebody somewhere east of the Mississippi, so that one was right on the mark. +He added that the Bush administration had sought from Congress last spring $100 million in additional federal magnet school grants. +While analysts were not expecting the charge, most believed the equity had lost considerable value. +Meanwhile a wooden boat packed with illegal immigrants from the Dominican Republic capsized off Puerto Rico, killing at least five people. +Washington-based MCI, the nation's second-largest long-distance telephone company, said Mr. McGowan and his doctors will determine if and when he will return to work. +Despite numerous warnings to doctors, 70 malformed babies have been born to women who took the drug during pregnancy. +But once that was made - and it was, easily and quickly - constant refreshment was brought by the instrument to Chopin's lyrical lines and his figuration. +Dukakis has been holding a series of meetings with congressional leaders aimed at bolstering his standing in foreign policy matters. +Investment banks say leasing would be a natural area for expansion because their normal securities and advisory businesses bring them into frequent contact with corporate chiefs. +Ms. Baugh was found stabbed and beaten with a wheelchair footstool and died later at a Waco hospital. +Downtown shops, open-air markets and gas stations were closed for the one-day protest, and no buses were running. +Elizabeth Conklyn, of the Seattle firm Bogle & Gates, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said that her clients had not decided whether to appeal. +It successfully backed election in a proxy vote Aug. 17 of two new board members who favor considering the sale of the company. +It got about $670 million from the government to acquire State Federal, Lubbock; First Financial, El Paso; and Brownfield Federal, Brownfield. +It values the trust at about Pounds 13.25m. An issue of new ordinary shares in the trust raised more than Pounds 18m, of which Pounds 9m was from Legal & General Assurance, which has a 49.01 per cent stake. +The Princess of Wales attended the first of four performances on Thursday. +Tucker lost by two-tenths of a vote, but nearly 27 votes in the contest were challenged. +Other factors make British banks hard to swallow whole. +Ormand J. Wade, president of the Ameritech Bell Group unit of Ameritech Inc., was named a director of this bank holding company and its principal unit, National Bank of Detroit. +Seth Swanson, 11, wants to make sure he can locate his dog at night, and he is designing a nighttime dog collar with a light on it. +Edga Pisani, the institute director, said only half a dozen of the 21 counties had paid their share, resulting in an Arab debt of $30 million accumulated since 1987. +But under the guidance of Messrs. +Groups such as the National Association of Secondary School Principals and the National Parent-Teacher Association have opposed it. +The judge cited the potential for irreparable harm to the environment and scheduled another hearing on the matter for Feb. 17. +The Extraditables have kidnapped 85 people in the last 45 days. Authorities estimate at least 18 remain in the hands of the cartel. +Italy then broke ranks, arguing it was not worth having. +There isn't even total agreement on what to call them. +And if the pig is quality meat, its delicious flavour should please gourmets and gourmands alike. Success depends on three things: good meat, careful curing and gentle cooking. +Companies may violate antitrust law when they lobby private organizations that play a prominent role in influencing business legislation, the Supreme Court ruled today. +And truck sales also are off more than 20%. +The Boeing 727 clipped trees before hitting the snow-covered mountain 50 miles away near Zulia, witnesses said. +He plans to teach at the school in some capacity after the Nov. 8 election. +A deterioration in profits during the pre-sale period reduced the companies' value to potential purchasers. The NAO also criticises the Scottish Office for its failure to monitor the sale costs, which totalled Pounds 2.3m. +Coping with this mental pressure is one of the most difficult lessons a professional sportsman has to learn. +Tiphook recently committed itself to buying Pounds 378m of trailers over the next five years. From now on, cash flow rather than reported profits will determine the company's fate. +Noble officials declined to comment. +And the biggest example of that was the surge in Micron Technology. +Garang is coming at the invitation of former President Jimmy Carter, who has undertaken an attempt to advance negotiations between the SPLA and the government in Khartoum, Winter said. +The Sikh extremists, fighting for a separate nation in Punjab, used rocket-propelled grenades for the first time last month. Officials in the northwest Indian state say the rebels also have increased their stock of AK-47 assault rifles. +Then Gov. James R. Thompson - "motivated by nothing but a desire for mischief," Stephan said - vetoed a bill that would have killed the party by merging it with the Democratic Party. +On the scale of ideas it is, at most, a vague ministerial crisis.' The author of those words was a surrealist poet, Louis Aragon, who later became a leading French communist. +West Germany summoned the Albanian ambassador to the Foreign Ministry to protest "the brutal behavior" of Albanian authorities. +Azcona's inability to solve the economic and Contra problems has hurt. +"Where was the man who now says he wants to be the `education president'?" +"Her reasoning is, you don't put the actor onstage before the show starts," Spencer is quoted as saying. "She thinks the convention is the show. +That review is expected to be completed within 30 days. +U.S. commercial banks in Tokyo say much of their growth will be outside traditional lending activities. +Commercial banks are eager to acquire such S&Ls, and even mediocre earners that have large branch networks with low-cost retail deposits, because it is the opportunity of a lifetime to buy market share cheaply. +The one Midwest crop that seems to have been severely hurt by the warm moist conditions is the soft red winter wheat crop, which is used as cereal, among other things. +Europe still has about 18m people out of work, and there is little prospect of shortening the dole queues by much. +A Cam Ranh-Philippines tradeoff by the superpowers "would be very much in the Soviet interest but not necessarily ours," said Scowcroft, a retired air force lieutenant general and national security adviser in the Ford administration. +Altogether a great temptation for Whyte & Mackay to return with a more generous offer. +Mrs. Harrison, who signed the trust papers one month after suffering a stroke in May 1990, seeks to regain control of her assets. +Jackson was ready for this often asked question. +Hundreds paraded in front of the new marble mausoleum where Allende's remains were reburied one week ago at Santiago's main cemetery. +There also was truck-like road noise. +Natsteel dropped 30 cents to SDollars 5.00 on news of a cut in domestic steel prices. +Barr, who lives in suburban Harrisburg, first worked with Thornburgh during the 1970s when Thornburgh was a federal prosecutor in Pittsburgh. +Reagan testified that a group of Iranian citizens traveled to Israel and that a delegation from the National Security Council met with these citizens. +Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter has been under some pressure, primarily from domestic wheat users, to relax the 1990 wheat program even further to help rebuild diminished U.S. and world stockpiles. +The fighting has forced 400,000 of the enclave's 1 million residents to flee to safer areas in Lebanon and neighboring countries, and inflicted damage estimated at $1 billion. +He said his firm owns "a small amount" of the Federated senior debt. +Commodities are what economists call a "zero-sum" market, which means that for every dollar made there is one lost. +Each of the four felony charges carries a maximum of ten years in jail and a $10,000 fine. +IBM's personal-computer revenue should grow, though clones of IBM's new line could appear by as early as late spring. +The prime-rate cut was the bank's second adjustment in less than seven days. +Officials at Hyundai Motor Co., South Korea's largest carmaker, said they had no choice but to lock out workers in Ulsan on the nation's southeast coast. +The London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) has a 15-page booklet crammed with the names of private client brokers. +It said Mrs. Sutcliffe had negotiated with newspapers and was prepared to capitalize on her husband's crimes. +"There are no excellent companies," says the former excellence pitchman. +But some areas of Dallas have venomous copperheads and diamondback rattlesnakes. +Last week, Michael N. Hammes, also a vice president, resigned as head of Chrysler's international operations to take the top position at Black & Decker Corp.'s core power-tools division. +And it's my personal observation that students tend to behave a bit better," he said. +He still hoped for a deal, but clearly Mr. Sculley was more turned on by the prospect of a partnership with Big Blue. +Financial disclosure forms released Monday by the Dukakis campaign indicated that as of May 31, Dukakis had spent $19.4 million of the $27 million allowed. +He added that he "expects Rusty Pelican's earnings to improve as soon as the fiscal 1987 third quarter," ending April 12. +Sharp dropped 40 yen to 1280 yen, while Matsushita Electric Industrial declined 50 yen to 1610 yen. +They'll just move to Manhattan. +The group didn't indicate in the filing how many board seats it wants. +Some S&L's around the country already have begun running ads asserting their deposits are insured by the FDIC. +The priest celebrating Mass has been critical of Haiti's military regime. +So he is working with a group of politicians and would-be politicians to establish a unified opposition party. +He's being urged by Rep. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., a member of the banking committee, to pursue the issue by including the S&L spending in the budget deficit, but exempting it from the automatic cuts under Gramm-Rudman. +The sellers include such high-ranking executives as Fred L. Turner, the company's senior chairman; Jack M. Greenberg, chief financial officer; and Lynal A. Root, senior vice president and chief purchasing officer. +He also called on the United States to show it fully supports democracy in South Korea. +Earlier this year, Saddam threatened to destroy half of Israel with internationally outlawed chemical weapons if Israel tried to attack any Iraqi military facilities. +And, perhaps, so it is. +The Vatican said that while Casaroli and Etchegary would only attend the main celebration in Moscow, Willebrands would represent the Holy See at all events. +A spokesman for Quantum, based in Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, couldn't be reached for comment. +Foreign Bonds British government bond prices sagged as fresh signs of strong U.K. economic growth intensified inflation fears. +This kind of analysis will show large amounts of sludge clogging our warehouses. +In addition to Winterfest, this holiday season marks the debut of Southern Comfort egg nog; Eveready Energizer batteries decorated with little snowmen; and Christmas Crunch cereal. +Both operations were small, with separate staffs of about a half dozen people, a Time Warner spokesman said. +Defense attorney George C. Davis said he would appeal. +In the early part of the session, the FT-SE Mid 250 Index, which tracks the impact of second line stocks, moved up smartly. +"It was just wanton destruction. +Aside from John Updike, whose graciousness to writers continues unabated, whom do we regularly turn to for news of the literary scene? +Each of the names mentioned above is a special case. +The price of money is the inverse of the price level, i.e., the number of units of goods required to purchase a dollar. +Yet, his drug-fighting performance came under attack because horror stories about abuse still abound _ in cities and in the suburbs. +"Your worst nightmare had come true?" asked North lawyer Brendan Sullivan. +Higher taxation of the better off is apparently bad for all of us because they are the people who can borrow most against their post-tax incomes and spend the rest of the economy out of the recession. +The Bank of Denmark cut its key deposit rates to 8.75 per cent from 9.25 per cent and its two-week repo rate to 9.5 per cent from 10 per cent. +The letters were sent yesterday, a day before Mr. Markey's subcommittee is scheduled to mark up a bill to regulate basic cable rates and stimulate competition to monopoly cable operators. +The spirit may be willing, but the salary is weak, and church officials say that finding an organist is getting harder. +Hastings is facing impeachment since fellow judges brought unrelated misconduct allegations after his acquittal on bribery conspiracy charges five years ago. +Louisiana's Super Tuesday primaries won by George Bush and Jesse Jackson drew mixed reviews Wednesday from state Republican and Democratic leaders. +Elections are to be held in November. +I can't afford to poison the well." The government also is beginning to require farmers on hilly land to adopt conservation techniques if they wish to continue receiving price-support payments. +Strong, gusty winds rolled across the northern half of the Rockies on Tuesday afternoon. +Showers and thunderstorms associated with what remained of Tropical Storm Allison brought heavy rain to parts of Texas and Louisiana on Friday. +"I took that back to Senator Symington," Clifford said. "He seemed very relaxed about it. +The army said no attempt was made to storm either building. +Polls have shown Dukakis with a wide lead over Jackson here. +As the overall market plunged, Hilton shares fell $17.125 to close at $60 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday. +Circulation now totals about 215,000 copies Tuesday through Saturday and 360,000 on Sundays. +The Svea Court of Appeals fell silent until Blom said, "Mrs. Palme nodded her head." +The equivalent German rates on three-month to six-month government debt are near 9%. +He said he got in line about 2:30 p.m., and minutes later, the woman at the information desk announced the man in front of him would be the last to be helped. +NEW YORK orange juice futures plunged again yesterday on prospects of a big Florida orange crop. +The Mediterranean fruit fly lays its eggs in more than 250 varieties of fruits, vegetables and nuts grown in California. +Assistant Prosecutor Mackie said his office will decide whether to appeal the dismissal. +The scholars, attending a symposium on the Sino-Japanese War of 1937-45, said Japanese aggression against China during that period was firmly maintained by the international community. +Banks cite customer surveys showing gains in how they are perceived. +The rejection by the 5,000-member flight attendants union came as New York-based Pan Am reported a loss of $83.3 million for its first quarter, compared with a loss of $93.6 million a year earlier. +The focus of the visit to the TRW Capistrano Test Site was the Alpha chemical laser for Zenith Star, a Strategic Defense Initiative project the Pentagon hopes will show that a space-based laser is viable. +The cost-income ratio rose from 52.6 per cent to 54.5 per cent because of the decline in income, although costs were held down. Mr Dempster said that the bad debt provision was more in line with the normal level. +Its pragmatic approach bears little resemblance to Soviet health magazines' traditional reliance on vague abstractions about "socialist families" when giving sexual advice. +IRNA did not name the source. +Hinshaw said the letters were not sent before the bombings, which might corroborate a link between the letter-senders and the bombings. +The agency said the injuries occurred in Firuzkuh, 70 miles east of Tehran. +Six people were killed and 82 injured when police opened fire Sunday on demonstrators against the book who stormed a U.S. cultural center in Islamabad, Pakistan. +Consumers today are "willing to do and have less without feeling deprived," declares Barbara Caplan, a vice president at the consulting firm. +The dates of liquidation sales have not been determined. +The government regards Chinese residents of Hong Kong as Chinese citizens, even though Britain will not return the colony to China until 1997. +Without reductions in the deficit it would be impossible to sustain the recovery which now seems in sight. There was a more optimistic sub-text also. +Bessemer and Cilluffo recently increased their stake in Intermedics to about 25.1% of Intermedics's 17 million common shares outstanding. +He joined the IMF in Washington in 1961 and held various posts with the organization, including chief of the North American division. +He said the combination will allow Midland to consolidate some departments, such as personnel and finance. +"We saw it as a potential loophole," said Frank, a Massachusetts Democrat. +But in Yakima, Wash. _ a key station on the Northwest drug route from Mexico _ head DEA agent Robert Dreisbach acknowledged security has been heightened, although he would not disclose details. +"They either used the wrong facts or they got the wrong numbers," said Howard Smith, senior vice president and comptroller for the American International Group. +He decided back in May that he wanted and - more importantly, that he would be able - to stay in 10 Downing Street. +As the company pointed out, the previous year's third quarter included an unusually high tax charge relating to an increase in federal taxation. +The latter attests to the penchant of Lisbon businessmen for traditional British styles, from oak-panelled rooms to tweed jackets. +The echidna, though, proved too costly. +His cost basis in the stock, however, remains his exercise price. +So make several. This collection is the finest of its kind in private hands, apart from the royal collection at Windsor. +The Seattle Aquarium couldn't help her, nor could the University of Washington. +Ritter suggests that IPOs do poorly because investors get carried away by IPO fads. +Third, we should bring cultural aspects more to the fore of U.S.-German relations. +Nirmal Chandra Pandey plays the river Chenab and other roles with beautiful authority. +"Many of the so-called `infractions' were very minor, such as curfew violations, insubordination, and misuse of telephone that could have no conceivable tie to suspected KGB activity," the corps said in a statement. +Lafayette Principal Avis Huff said 16 kindergarteners and their teacher, Bonnie Gall, were in a playground across the street from the crash scene. +But he added that since 1983, the economists have been within one percentage point of forecasting the following year's gross national product. +Following complaints from Hartwig's family about the report, several congressional investigations of the Navy's report have been opened. +The Popular Front is united with Yasser Arafat's mainstream Fatah and other groups under the PLO umbrella. +Spreads had widened during the region's financial crisis late last year. UMB officials, in London yesterday to talk to investors, declined to comment on pricing. +On the stock market, the reversal in the Nikkei index's direction came after the morning session that ended at 34,831.61, a new high. +Within the past few days, the Bundesbank has been maneuvering to depress German interest rates to offset the mark's strength against the franc. +The pay proposal, submitted to Congress in former President Reagan's final budget, would give lawmakers, federal judges and top political appointees in the executive branch 50 percent increases. +The nation's No. 2 automaker said owners of 296,000 1984 Ford Escort and EXP and Mercury Lynx automobiles were being notified that cracks in their cars' cylinder heads could leak oil onto exhaust manifolds. +General Motors of Canada Ltd., a unit of General Motors Corp., said its diesel division received railroad locomotive orders from Indonesia and Algeria valued at a total of 146 million Canadian dollars (US $118.4 million). +At that time, most said interest rates would drop slightly early in 1986 but would end the year a little higher than at the outset. +A state of emergency declared Thursday by Salvador Mayor Fernando Jose remained in effect, she said. +The government's offensive against the Holy Spirit movement began in September. +However, most analysts appeared to be happy with their estimates and stayed around the Pounds 1.9bn range. +Whether the final agreement looks like that is another matter. 'We don't trust them with numbers and they don't trust us without numbers,' says the Miti negotiator. Japan's generation change is, however, gradual. +Forecast profits of Pounds 4.5m put the shares on just under 12 times, suggesting they are fully valued. +Miss McCarthy died of cancer Wednesday at New York Hospital, said Dixie Sheridan, spokeswoman for the author's alma mater, Vassar College in Poughkeepsie. +"Bull markets don't come to an end when there's an accommodative Fed and the earnings yield on the S&P 500 is greater than the yield on a one-year Treasury bill," Mr. Abrams says. +By the late 1980s, Chinese and Soviet machines had worn out, and a damaging drought had set in. +"We clearly need alternatives to AZT," said Dr. Thomas Merigan of Stanford University. +No mention is made of the incident in the report and accounts. Russell argues that companies already have to collate most of these statistics for statutory purposes. +It is really a way of making a quality selection against the requirement the client gives us,' Coombes says. Contracts tend to be for three months. +The committee was instrumental in calling off black classroom boycotts that spread nationwide in 1985-86, but the government outlawed its subsequent campaign for "people's education" and has detained virtually all its leaders. +In an interview with The Associated Press in November, Marcos denied allegations that he and Imelda had drained the Philippines of billions of dollars, and said he did not expect to live through a trial. +The charges were investigated by the Poughkeepsie police, who determined that they were unfounded and apparently fabricated to cover up sexual abuse by a male relative, the News said. +Before, it was swilled down the drain.' +Justices Anthony M. Kennedy, Sandra Day O'Connor and Antonin Scalia dissented. +The Kinsey Report, conducted in 1948, was the last thorough study of American sexual practices. +He says he was held back in the presidential primaries only by a lack of money to get his message across. +Paul Taylor choreographed it for the 18 members of his company and they performed it. +Ariel Weinstein, who represents Shamir's Likud bloc on the Finance Committee, said the government decided on a policy of settling the occupied territories and they should be treated as any other Israeli town. +Charles Blackwell, an Indian attorney who is a consultant to Daiwa, said the BIA dispute is overshadowed by the significance of the Indian gathering in New York. +The appeals court rejected a federal judge's finding that Amadeo's lawyers could not be expected to have learned about the discrimination against women and blacks in the selection of Putnam County grand juries and juries before Amadeo's trial began. +The oldest mazes include a rock carving dated 1700 BC in Sardinia and a 13th century pavement at Chartres Cathedral. +But when Rolland's controlling shareholder refused to accept the bid, Cascades decided to purchase only the 306,601 Class B voting shares that were tendered, giving it a 31.9% voting stake for $7.1 million. +"The biggest problem we have to fight now is the catastrophe of the Polish economy," he said. +The identities of the dead have not been released. +"We put a top price at $70 (a share), not higher than that," Carnes said. +Ceausescu had rejected Romania's membership in the organizations "because he was not interested in linking Romania to Europe and the whole world," Rompres said. +Meanwhile the production of color television sets has increased 32 percent despite a new luxury tax. +Authorities detained Khan on Dec. 24 on suspicion of carrying forged identity papers during a routine traffic check at the city of Bergen op Zoom, near the Belgian border, Mrs Faber said. +The damage is being done, but the dam looks fine." At last the virus comes to life. +I knew they would. +Last week, Wyatt rejected a bid from Furr's for $87 a share, or about $179 million, citing tax advantages of selling itself instead to a company Employee Stock Ownership Plan. +"I realized at the time we were dealing with a subsidiary of the South African government," he said after he pleaded guilty to the charge. +They were tried as part of a group operating under the names United Freedom Front and Sam Melville-Jonathan Jackson Unit, which they said took responsibility for a string of bombings and bank robberies along the East Coast from 1976 to 1984. +The American nuclear "umbrella" is now more fictional than real. +State authorities filed criminal charges against a tanker captain accusing him of operating his ship under the influence of alcohol, while the nation's worst oil spill spread into the Gulf of Alaska. +Miller took the job from Wang's son, Frederick Wang, who was ousted after the company's fortunes tumbled. +He said Fail acquired the thrifts and was awarded government subsidies valued at $1.8 billion after investing only $1,000 of his own money. +This includes the armed forces, the political police, party functionaries and a hypertrophic bureaucracy that consists of 50 functionaries with the rank of minister, 200 vice ministers and a foreign service as large as that of a country as big as France. +They are, of course, the electric milk floats which hum around our streets at dawn, providing Britain's unique - though steadily shrinking - doorstep delivery service. +Mecham also drew criticism for defending an author's use of the word "pickaninny" in a book in reference to black children, and he made a variety of statements that offended women, Jews, homosexuals and Japanese-Americans. +Mr. Burrington believes that the prospect of returning to London, "humiliated and exposed as a wrongdoer," may have been more than Mr. Maxwell could bear. +The engineers honored the project's designer, Tsutumu Yamane of Tokyo. +"We are trying to convince the white minority that it is madness that we should be killing one another when we can sit down, talk and settle our problems," he said. +The emergence of domestic demand-led growth in the past two quarters represents a sharp turn away from the pattern of recent years, when a rapid buildup in Japan's trade surplus provided the primary impetus for expansion. +Jenni Calder and James Pope-Hennessy are still available and - oh Lord - there are probably more in the pipeline for next year's centenary. +Most insurers are expected to include it in their policies because they are otherwise unlikely to be able to obtain reinsurance cover. +International peace and stability require our country's engagement at many levels. +His beer responsibilities will be limited to the start-up of Budweiser brewing in Ireland, a small market. +We had no choice." Air traffic controllers at 14 facilities near the East and West coasts give their operations the lowest marks for safety and other concerns, a congressional report said Wednesday. +They wore red headbands emblazoned with a fighting peacock, which they said was the symbol of pro-democracy student groups in Burma. +Carolco is also producing another film with Mr. Schwarzenneger, "Total Recall," and is expected to produce about 10 movies annually. +The rules should change, but not for the reason stated. The issue has been precipitated by a European Community policy which will open all ITV companies to hostile bids from elsewhere in the EC from the start of next year. +"The Democratic leadership of the House is systematically denying the American people a vote on the balanced-budget amendment" to the Constitution, Rep. Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., told a news conference. +This idea, known to generations of economics students as the axiom of 'utility maximisation', is the foundation upon which much classical economic theory is built. Anderson rejects this proposition as too narrow an explanation of human behaviour. +With the margin between the Bundesbank's Lombard rate and British base rate only a quarter of a percentage point, what happens depends on Germany. On Thursday precisely what this means was made still plainer. +"The Midwest will rise again," says Michael Evans, president of Washington-based Evans Economics. +Running a wire from the utility pole and hooking it up cost 130,000 rupiahs, or $79.41. +First Executive's chairman, Fred Carr, declined to comment on Mr. Reed's statements. +According to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing last month, if the two companies fail to agree on terms to operate Allied jointly by April 30, Campeau must return the $150 million loan. +The constitution renounces war as a sovereign right. +Robert Cividanes of the police narcotics division. +I cannot remember ever doing any. +Pan Am said it would restructure this debt as part of its takeover plan. +Congress added benefits, and costs. +A Guinness official said that negotiations have nearly been completed to recoup another $11.5 million to $13 million, including the $1.7 million expected from Morgan Grenfell. +Allen Collins, who lost fellow members of his rock group Lynyrd Skynyrd in a 1977 plane crash and was paralyzed by a 1986 drunken driving accident, is critically ill, according to friends. +Two other members of the delegation, which was headed by former National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane, said they were unaware of the arrangement. +Kuwaiti exiles have accused Iraq of trying to repopulate their country with Palestinians, Iraqis and others sympathetic to the occupation. +"From our tests, we'll have better scientific data in 10 percent of time and 1 percent of the cost it is taking regular science to do the job," said Levin. +The center also argued all those cuts would reduce or terminate programs, while the only cut from the Pentagon budget would merely force postponment until a future year of the purchase of a $132 million communications system. +Taylor said Ms. Pickens, whose testimony led to the conviction of a cocaine trafficker, was paid $3,000. He denied promising to make her house payments. +The study is reported in today's issue of the British journal Nature by researchers at Stanford, LaTrobe University in Australia and Cetus Corp. in Emeryville, Calif. +Of course, defense ministers and secretaries from every nation face strong constraints when it comes to department spending. +The decision to appoint a head of the Europe and Soviet Union region was announced in September. +Telecom, which had a net loss of $684,000 in the first nine months of 1986, including an $11.5 million gain on sales of assets, has said it is selling its assets because industry competition has proved too tough for smaller firms such as itself. +These don't protect anything and aren't designed to kill attacking guerrillas. +Failure to resolve the dispute will be a cue for Allied-Signal to reactivate its formal complaint that carries the threat of stiff trade sanctions against Japan. +She asks Batman, `Do you love me?' +Most of the communities have between two and three feet of snow. Many also lost telephone service because of the storm. +"Byrd sees a rallying point there," says Sen. Lugar. +At a hearing last month, former co-workers testified Ms. Cruzan had said she would never want to live like a vegetable. +The order is subject to a decision by McDonnell Douglas to go ahead with production of the new airliner. +The elder Mr. Campeau also sued his daughter, Rachelle, to keep voting rights to 1.6 million Campeau shares held in trust for her. +Fans gathered, waved back, and clanged their bells. +Donna Long and James Copp, both from North Carolina, were freed after a U.S. veterans group paid $1,500 and canceled a protest planned near the Laotian Embassy in Washington to demand their release. +The Wirthlins seem to take a relaxed approach to most of life's small details: like socks. +The decor for the piece - two highly mobile fence-screens suspended from above - has been provided by David Buckland, who has designed for most of Davies's choreography and who is her partner in private life. +A strike for higher pay by more than 50,000 employees of the national rail system entered its third and final day Saturday, forcing thousands of tourists to drive or take buses. +Bills that will mature total $9.37 billion. +Alfredo Saitto, said the Italian ship could not determine whether the Iranian airliner was flying outside the commercial air corridor, as Italian officials had said Monday. +This leads him to consider a nation that no longer can safely expect fewer and fewer tillers of the soil to fill more and more bellies at home and still have leftovers for unlimited hunger abroad. +Trial for the yen traders is expected to begin May 21 before U.S. District Judge William Hart. +But each can clear only relatively narrow channels. +"I'm not going to let that happen," he says. +The New York-based company, which runs nine stores in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, blamed "serious cash flow" difficulties for its decision to file for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code. +Talks were continuing, he said. Mr Smith said that API had forged 'longer term alliances with key accounts', some up to three years and not fixed just on price. +The radicals are hoping to wrest control of the republic's affairs from the national government. +He spent much of his life explaining that the 'extended order of human co-operation' - his phrase for the complex of rules and institutions underlying capitalism - evolved spontaneously. +In all of 1985, a single Cuban refugee was picked up in the sea passage separating the island nation from the Florida Keys. +'We are telling the bank that Germany's future support will depend on better lending policies and increased efficiency.' Africa's growing impoverishment is placing greater demands on the African Development Fund. +Wheatly is studying whether this molting process can be manipulated to last longer, so that more softshell crustaceans can be caught. +The earnings included a gain of $5.9 million from the disposition of businesses. +The energy futures market headed lower Thursday, with wholesale home heating oil losing about a penny a gallon in volatile trading. +Iraq's borders and airports were completely closed. +The committee chose to take no disciplinary action. +It was not known if she was on diet pills at the time of her death. +But court battles and the lack of a comprehensive policy have bogged down what could well be the world's largest expansion plan, connecting a population of more than 850m to the rest of the world. Contracts for paging systems are yet to be finalised. +He bought the farm and broke the sod four years ago. +Whether Macy's amended bid or the agreement to sell the divisions would have any impact on the current litigation was unclear. +Such settlements will be built with local climatic and social conditions taken into consideration," Pravda said. +No longer can Mr Major see his place in history as the prime minister who eradicated inflation. Like Labour, the Conservatives have plenty of ideas for new year policy launches. +They have brought political opinion a long way towards constitutional reform, with a large part of the Labour programme lifted straight from Lib-Dem manuals. +That looks a more timely - though admittedly politically unrestrained - pre-emptive strike than the Fed's. +"We gave away an enormous amount and we got nothing," Peterson said in a recent interview. +A woman came into Dr. John Saidla's offices several years ago and said she just couldn't bear another look at her toothless schnauzer's gummy grin. +Volume on the first section trade was estimated at a moderate 750 million shares, down from 900 million shares Monday. +Mr. Null, a radio and television personality, could be characterized as a fundamentalist tree hugger. +Each of the exchange syndicates contributed funds to a security fund intended to handle any insolvencies. +However, the game was rained out. +In 1976, when Norris was 64 years old, the Alabama Pardon and Parole Board unanimously found that Norris was innocent of rape charges. +I think what Dan Quayle was doing was focusing it down more, where the research would go more along the lines it is now, and _ but with the shield proposal kind of set aside. +And some states in the center of the area, stretching from West Virginia to Nebraska and from Wisconsin to Missouri, may be even drier. +Money supply figures released late yesterday by the Federal Reserve had little effect on bond prices. +Many economists have hastened to declare that today's situation differs greatly from the setting in which those events unfolded. For one thing, they say, industrial countries have markedly reduced their relative reliance on oil to fuel their economies. +"I don't know where all those political pundits are today but they ran for cover four years ago and they're likely to run for cover tomorrow," said former Delaware Gov. Pete du Pont, back in the pack in the GOP race. +Under one approach, if a wing spar failed in testing at 100,000 flights, the airlines would be required to replace or repair the part at 50,000 flights to ensure a comfortable margin of safety. +Warland added: 'He's pushing against an open door. +Some 4,000 people responded to a phone-in poll by The Dallas Times Herald, and 64 percent were against the new plates. +Seven people died in the two bombings. +Scranton had some Latin in high school and college but Italian will be completely new to him. +It was easier to get things done in those days but the United States is now paying for the heavy-handedness of that era. +At St. Michael's Episcopal Church, a piece of wood was lodged in the side of the roof like a spear and stones from the facade of the Charleston County Courthouse littered the ground. +The budget also calls for an increase to 30% from 25% in the capital cost allowance for manufacturing and processing equipment. +Even well-to-do officials with fancy apartments and high-ranking posts muttered "disastrous" when asked to evaluate their predicament. +At the request of the Costa Rican government, the CIA helped set up a communications station in the Central American country and developed a program dealing with Nicaraguan nationals, a court filing by Iran-Contra prosecutors said Thursday. +Pork futures prices plunged for the second straight day Tuesday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid signs of an expected seasonal upturn in hog slaughters. +Microsoft, the world's largest software house, has already been mooted as a potential partner for their studio. +"We've got stability," said Lyle Gramley, chief economist for the Mortgage Bankers' Association. +And one's nest egg could literally go up in smoke. +On Saturday, Aoun's three-man Cabinet ordered civil servants not to take any orders from the Hoss government. +ARBED, the Luxembourg steel-maker, yesterday announced it lost LFr3.3bn (Dollars 97.9m) last year, as the drop in EC steel prices took its toll on profits. +Gutman is one of the few living survivors of the uprising in which hundreds of poorly armed Jews fought a heroic but doomed three-week battle resisting the final Nazi drive to liquidate the ghetto's last 70,000 inhabitants. +Five of the seven newly released hostages who met with Bush earlier in the day also attended. +In the Pakistan border town of Peshawar, mujahideen politicians talk with elation of the Soviets leaving Afghanistan. +U.S. attorneys won corruption convictions against 1,067 public officials in 1988, and prosecutors in Chicago had the best record with 119, the Justice Department said Wednesday. +The "new era" ad includes footage of Dukakis at the Democratic convention and cites his record as governor of Massachusetts. +He said that Thoreson had a relationship with Guccione before she was employed by Penthouse. +Jaruzelski declared martial law: it quit publishing the pronouncements of the outlawed union, Solidarity. +In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson opened the New York World's Fair at Flushing Meadow-Corona Park. +Mr. Barth said more than $6 billion of reported thrift capital stemmed from the Bank Board's assistance to just three large August mergers involving 10 insolvent thrifts. +But French Finance Minister Pierre Beregovoy said Tuesday, "The time has come to make (the SDR) a more widely used reserve currency." Lawson said there has been a persistent effort to substitute the dollar for the IMF currency. +Late Friday, the company said it closed two facilities and fired about 150 workers because of slumping boat demand. +Auditors said the proceeds, plus $30,486 in damages, should be paid to the government. +A prolonged process is planned to determine the validity of those claims on an individual basis. +Some contended that junk-bond prices will open lower this morning, but others insisted that the bond markets long ago discounted the SEC move. +The bonds were tentatively priced by a First Boston group to yield from 5.25% in 1990 to 8.3% in 2012 for Cabs. +George Batchelor and Ira Sochet, two investors who together hold 12% of the company's common shares, said they might seek to boost their stake through a tender offer or wage a proxy fight for seats on the company's board. +In a parliamentary answer, the Foreign Office said Malaysia received Pounds 17.798m in 1992-93. +A week earlier, they stood at 95 1/8 to yield 9.39%. +Bush has ordered his small army of Secret Service agents and other federal officials to keep their boats and helicopters at a distance, and other trappings of power are left at the dock, Hommell said. +Monsanto was the second largest polluter of toxic chemicals, releasing 202 million pounds in 1988, the citizens group said. +In a PC, the CPU and the microprocessor are the same. +A Du Pont unit and Molecular Biosystems introduced a test for detection of the acquired immune deficiency syndrome virus. +It is amusing to learn that he believed a train should always be given "a sporting chance" of getting away, but then we do not have to count on catching the train with him. +Capitalism has consistently showed itself capable of refuting Malthus's ancient prediction that food production could not keep up with population. +The GAO said it then matched the VA payment file with a Social Security file containing about 450,000 death certificates purchased from the states. +If it happened in July, that would be a different story." Geiger said the pseudo-Santa entered a Fidelity Bank branch Monday afternoon, waited in line with other customers, then told the teller he was there to present a singing telegram. +Partial operating data are before taxes and exclude gains or losses from the company's trading operations for its own account. +Attorneys will share in the $10 million settlement. +Mr. Lipper also declined to identify the problems. +Others rushed toward west Beirut on foot as Aoun's soldiers cocked their guns in preparation for battle. +Justice Department documents unsealed late last month said a department investigation had uncovered "substantial evidence of serious and sustained misconduct" in St Germain's dealings with financial industry lobbyists. +The party's departure, while not derailing unification, solidifies its position as an opposition force. All major East German parties are committed to unification, with pan-German elections tentatively set for Dec. 2. +Environmentalists are critical of the proposal because it would set minimum timber harvest levels that they argue are too high to protect the future of the old-growth forest ecosystems. +The Des Moines Register for a series about the rape of an Iowa woman and how she coped with the emotional trauma and legal ordeal that followed. +Flight attendant Patricia A. Hodges recalled how passengers in the smoke-filled cabin jammed over-wing emergency exits and ignored her pleas to head for a door at the rear. +But virtual realities are real in our reaction with them, not in what they are. +U.S. and British officials said they had heard nothing of the proposal reported by Sky Television News, which quoted unnamed sources close to what it called negotiations between Iraq and senior international mediators. +Then there's the "Black Belt of Roller Coasters" advertising campaign launched by Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, Calif. +Now, a promoter wants to send Michael Andretti, Danny Sullivan and friends racing around the twin towers of the World Trade Center. +LINTAS LAYOFFS: About 20 people were laid off at Lintas's Ceco Communications subsidiary in Warren, Mich., on Tuesday. +As Bush tells the story in his book, "Looking Forward," he insisted to Baker that he still had a shot. +Roughly 600 men, women and children make their way through the food line every week, so many that the Pacholskis must assign them all numbers and serve them in shifts. +In the year-earlier period, Compaq had net of $30.7 million, or 80 cents a share. +At the Suntory Institute for Bioorganic Research, Ms. Naya says, the projects "aren't something that will pay off commercially." +Yet a transfer of ownership overseas would in this case amount to little more than repatriation. +Michael Y. McGovern, 36, Oxoco president, succeeds Mr. Cook. +An Indian news agency reported that a Bhopal district judge has extended the deadline for a settlement in the gas disaster case. +With distraction provided by the visit of Spanish King Juan Carlos to Mexico, the president held his tongue during the TV series, but other Mexicans in politics and the media were not so sanguine. +It went on to state: 'We usually offer six prize draw numbers but for you we have allocated 12 numbers.' The complainant maintained that if everyone received 12 numbers, the chance of winning would remain the same. +A Mazda spokesman said the Japanese auto maker's price increase comes to an average of 2%, or $219 per car and truck. +Mrs. Nguyen-Doyne said the fact that she nearly died still compels her to succeed. +Towers Perrin's ambition is common among consulting companies these days. +But any policy-maker who acts on that assumption would be a fool. Fortunately, Alan Greenspan, the cautious and wily chairman of the Federal Reserve, does not fall into this category. +They began to mortgage their municipal futures by pushing white-elephant projects no city would have contemplated building with local tax money. +At first glance it looks as though it might be more difficult for the French to attract foreign investment in the new round of privatisations. First, the financial prospects for French companies are more precarious than they were in the buoyant mid-1980s. +And after being able to feed itself for the first time in 1983, the country once again has to resort to imports. +The investigators said viewers should have been told Asquez's statement was unfilmed and unsigned. +America has been trying to gain support since last fall for an arms embargo against Iran, which has refused to accept the U.N. resolution. +Now that less than 1% of unwed black mothers and only 12% of unwed whites choose adoption, birth mothers may be swayed by even slight reservations about adoptive procedures. +There were 12,000 troops there prior to the invasion. +Mr Hepburn is currently managing Pounds 1.5m, which the London-based Henry Smith's charity has decided to invest in projects tacking social deprivation in the north east. +"Marx would have turned over in his grave if he could have heard Comrade Zhivkov talk that way," Whitehead told reporters after discussing his six-nation trip with officials of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Brussels. +The convicted guardsmen said they had been told the women were involved in subversive activity. +Many major charities have the reputation of imposing on poor communities massive 'improvement' schemes that may be alien to local culture and therefore destined for failure. +The filing, however, did not disclose any individuals or companies that would be getting those fees. +Troops guard the village entrance. +Mr. McMahon was deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency for four years before he joined Lockheed in September 1969. +The intake is mostly private sector, leavened by a few NHS employees. 'Integration is the key,' says Robin Wensley. +Nevertheless, skeptics warn against expecting a standardized yield formula this year. +During Prohibition, federal agents once searched 10 hours for the secret door, Siegel said. +Embassy officials refused to comment. +She said the United States used the group to "foment economic chaos and carry out terrorist acts." +"The 'Mc' formative would lead people into believing that the business is part of McDonald's," says Stephanie A. Skurdy, a spokeswoman for McDonald's. +Thus, the repayment value is highly dependent on the extent to which the managers can grow the trust's assets. +An Allegheny spokesman said federal antitrust officials believed the combination would pose problems for competition. +News accounts of the latter deliberations depicted minority jurors bringing along white holdouts. +Ever since it started building dams on the Euphrates in the 1960s, Turkey has periodically reassured its neighbors they would all share the water. +Twelve rebels were killed when troops recaptured the police station in Muttur, the officials said on condition of anonymity. +"It's not smart to have too many eggs in one basket," he said. +The $1.7 billion spacecraft is scheduled to become astronomy's most significant tool in expanding knowledge of the universe into the 21st century. +"Both sides of the argument over El Salvador in the 1980s have a stake in making this work," said Rep. Matthew McHugh, a New York Democrat and member of the House Appropriations subcommittee on foreign operations. +By the time of his death in 1971, Duvalier had amassed a multimillion-dollar fortune through graft. +The bureau said it "believes that Saunders is paying Stone for this information." The Navy has begun actions to suspend Stone without pay, the Pentagon said Monday. +(When calculated using the semi-annual compound method, the yield on the No. 119 ended at 7.57%, according to Salomon Brothers Inc.) British and West German government bonds were moderately higher. +He told the court he knew he was violating a 1986 amendment to the anti-terror law that prohibits holding meetings with terrorist organizations. +France will begin its own programme by offering shares in BNP. +Islamic Jihad, or Islamic Holy War, the group that holds American hostages Terry Anderson and Thomas Sutherland, has long demanded freedom for he prisoners in Kuwait. +After the sale, Mr. Hinton will take control of the magazines TV Guide and Mirabella, a newspaper division including the Boston Herald and San Antonio Express-News, and News Corp.'s freestanding insert companies, Product Movers and Quad Marketing. +The decision to keep the plant-closing provision raises serious doubts that the massive trade legislation will become law. +My long-time bait-castin' buddy was standing hip deep in the little rapids, whipping bits of fur and feather under the willow branches overhanging a quiet pool. +Hence the calamitous showing of the Alliance of the Social Democrats and the Liberals, which had hoped to stake out a middle position between the right and left. +Franklin specified in his will that on the 100th anniversary of his death a part of the two trusts be used for training young people, but at that time several interested parties sued for access to the money. +On Thursday, Israeli fighter-bombers twice raided a tunnel complex used by Syrian-backed Palestian guerrillas above the coastal town of Naameh south of Beirut. +The bonds are the final portion of the city's sale of approximately $995 million in GOs, the bulk of which was priced two weeks ago. +The acquisition would vault Cincinnati-based Future Now into the ranks of the nation's top 10 computer resellers, with pro forma 1991 sales volume of approximately $350 million. +State prison inmates took eight guards hostage and set four fires in a seven-hour riot touched off when a prisoner assaulted a staff worker, officials said. +Some of the newer, more advanced defibrillators include a pacemaker that often can re-establish a regular heart beat without a shock. +In September GTE said it planned to quit the business through any one of several options including potentially selling the group, pursuing a tax-free spinoff or forming a joint venture which it expects to conclude by this June. +Mr Brett said there was scope for collaboration between the two direct sales organisations. +Also Monday, the government closed the Roman Catholic Church's radio station, Radio Catolica, and shut down for 15 days the only opposition newspaper, La Prensa. +He has recommended a line-item veto or presidential authority to rescind items (thus forcing Congress to override a veto if it wants to pass any single item). +But if frequencies are going to be used for reasons other than air traffic control then we have a problem," said Pipkin, who has flown for Eastern for 27 years. "I have no idea who the voices were. +'If we reject it, we are indirectly telling Babangida to stay on and Nigerians do not want that,' he said after the recommendations were submitted to the president in Abuja. +The latest round of talks broke down last week, and each side has accused the other of violating the truce. +Green said its financial adviser, Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., has said it is highly confident it can arrange financing for the transaction. +Mrs. Spellman died Sunday at the Hebrew Home of Greater Washington after being in a coma for eight years. +With a foothold on the high ground, room to maneuver, and remote sensing, Israel could ensure that the first tank to cross the Jordan would also be the last. +A registry of private Cuban properties seized by the revolution of Fidel Castro is being compiled in Miami by exiles eager to return home and recoup their losses if Castro is toppled. +Even at its current allowable rate of 1,312 barrels per day, the well would increase daily oil production for all of Zavala County by about two-thirds over last year. +"Basically the whole bottom has been rebuilt," said Peter Zschiesche, business representative for the machinists union at the shipping company. "The middle of the bottom, that's been ripped out, back to front. +The prison, which had been run by loyalists to Gen. +Allegations have been made that Waldheim, who held the U.N. job 10 years and now is president of Austria, committed war crimes during his service in the Balkans. +To a visitor to the occupied West Bank or Gaza, the Shin Bet is invisible; the conspicuous force here is the army, manning roadblocks and patrolling the Arab towns in jeeps. +One way that could be applied to Southeast, said the banking executive, is the establishment of a separate bank composed of the bad loans and infused with capital from the FDIC and NCNB. +According to government figures, at least 60 people, half of them police officers, have been slain by Shining Path guerrillas during the first two weeks of this year. +"Porcelain fixtures are just as good as rock as far as the fish are concerned. +At least four other states have school takeover laws, and two _ New Mexico and Kentucky _ have seized districts deemed failures. +The 1986 tax act prevents couples with combined adjusted gross income of more than $40,000 from fully deducting IRA contributions if one or both spouses is covered by a company retirement plan and they file jointly. +However, more than 95% of that debt goes to finance schools, roads and other physical facilities, and state and local borrowing doesn't worry analysts as much as federal, private and foreign debt does. +Cetus said that 12,450 units of Cetus Healthcare Limited Partnership II have been sold, and additional units may be sold. +The Air Force official said the service could not defend what had happened nine years ago, but needs the additional money to improve the bombers' ability to identify threats. +She needs the support of a rancorous political opposition for a two-thirds vote in the Senate, where the right-wing Islamic Democratic Alliance dominates. +A decision is months away. +On nuclear testing, we have completed work on the protocols to the nuclear testing treaties. +Kean said he received a congratulatory call from Cuomo on Wednesday. +98.592 (5.57%) 97.128 (5.68%) Coupon equivalent ........ +Do children rejected in school tend to have the same problem in their neighborhoods or athletic teams? +He defined burden-sharing as: "They (America's allies) pay more and we pay less." A member of the audience commented that U.S. grain sales also help the Soviet Union by freeing up its resources. +Moslem fundamentalists, who boycotted previous local elections and the last parliamentary elections in 1987, are seeking to capture at least a handful of key local councils. +Jesse Jackson, Dukakis' remaining rival, testified before a Senate committee on drug abuse and basked in the praise of a senator he competed against in the 1984 presidential campaign. +Police dispatcher Jill Moore said a caller telephoned a Cub Foods and a Kroger to say bombs would explode between 1:30 and 2 p.m. +In national over the counter trading yesterday, Air Wis closed at $13.25, up $1.75. +"Ten years ago the development of Vietnam and South Korea was at the same level but now Korea has left us far behind," said a Vietnamese government economist who requested anonymity. +There was little controversy over money allocations in the bill, which was drawn up in accordance with the budget framework agreed to last year by Congress and the Reagan administration. +NBC's comic look at listener-supported radio got enough viewer support to land in fifth place in the Nielsen ratings. +The Dalai Lama, 55, was invited to Canada by the country's small Tibetan community. +The shares, which were 7p last night, hit a high of 173p in the summer of 1990. +It is this trend which explains the popularity of tailor-made or 'company specific' programmes at the expense of 'open programmes' (ie open to all-comers). +As a result, pollination now is running behind schedule, leaving those crops vulnerable if hit by a blast of hot weather this month, said Larry Van Mier of the USDA's Economic Research Service in Washington. +Claire's Stores Inc. said its board proposed the creation of Class A common, to be distributed to stock of record July 2 as a 1-for-4 stock dividend, subject to shareholder approval at the annual meeting scheduled for June 24. +Officials of South Africa and Angola will meet for the first time to discuss a peace settlement that will include the possible withdrawal of Cuban forces from Angola when they join delegates from the United States and Cuba in London next week. +He said, throughout the world, free markets are the model for economic growth. +President Omar Bongo has ruled Gabon, an oil-exporting country with a population of 1.2 million, since 1967. +Commodities: Dow Jones futures index 130.49, up 0.19; spot index 127.57, up 0.02. +But Medtronic said Eli Lilly is distorting economic reality. +"This is the Japanese equivalent of moral suasion," Robert A. Brusca, senior vice president and chief economist at Nikko Securities Co. International, New York, says. +Before, distributors would be obliged to drive to Beijing every two or three months from outlying provinces to pick up supplies. +Italy's hoteliers and travel agents blame the overvalued lira as the main cause of this year's decline, but other factors played a part. +It tends to ride up and down quite a bit." MacroWorld is keen on Wells Fargo, which is depressed on fears about the U.S. banking system in general and California real estate in particular. +But professional speculators and their own lawyers assessed Paramount's chances and saw that Davis would lose _ and began to dump their Time holdings. +The new contract also eliminates the $15 monthly coupon, good only at union-owned grocery stores, that was part of the salary of every worker, from roughneck to chief executive. +"I don't feel overworked or overburdened," says David Kosowsky, chairman and chief executive of Damon Corp., a medical equipment concern. +The mistake happened about 8 p.m. Friday when the night manager placed money from the cash registers in a money bag, then placed that bag inside a McDonald's bag while she awaited a police escort to the bank, police Capt. +The spokeswoman for UCLA Medical Center said Tuesday she had no other information about Boone, 55, who was injured Saturday when his bicycle's front wheel caught in a metal grate. +Even analysts who have followed the company closely for years were distressed by the news, especially since without details of the letter they were left to speculate about its contents. +An activist who got Florida to pass a law waiving tolls for disabled drivers has been named 1989 Disabled American of the Year. "This is the most important recognition I've had," Beverly Chapman said Wednesday. +As previously reported, the company will begin a new, $2 billion buy-back today. +But the county of Los Angeles wasn't ready for him. +Worst of all, he says, he isn't getting paid any longer. +But Judge Bork parried the criticism, replying quickly that "those are most unfair characterizations of my views." +The cracks on Atlantis were too small to cause trouble, but if such cracks widened and split the bearing assembly, it could be dangerous, National Aeronautics and Space Administration officials said. +It is a risky business in any circumstance, and is even more so in the Byzantine world of the Middle East. +The South Koreans reportedly seek to buy a dozen of the planes, assemble three dozen more from U.S.-supplied kits and then build about 72 on their own. +Analysts said traders also were unsettled by news that more U.S. troops were being sent to Saudi Arabia. +Sen. Wayne Allard, who proposed the footnote, said he will not pursue the matter. "I just wanted to bring the issue up and call it to everyone's attention," he said. +It seems likely that the next move on this crowded chess board will be an attempt to get government approval for AT&T and BT to lease lines in each other's markets. +The 68 Nasdaq trucking issues, as a group, did even better yesterday, triggered by an acquisition proposal for American Carriers, which has $50 million in market value. +CONFEREES and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise plan to finance the $166 billion thrift-rescue bill, pushing aside the biggest obstacle facing the legislation. +"The shock is over and we can open our market for business," said a woman from the battered Mejicanos neighborhood. +The state broadcasting network RAI had carried the match live to show the journalists' "sensibility" to the nation's soccer fever. The broadcast, which involves the services of journalists, was the only exception on Wednesday to the no-work day. +A friend who recently sailed the Atlantic in a small boat reports finding garbage strewn all the way across. +On Friday, police Commissioner Lee Brown appealed for help from the public. +The FT-SE contract accounted for 9,429 of the overall total. +Some losing bidders, including another U.S. company, have contended that the bid process was distorted by two of the winning companies with help from prominent Americans and Koreans, including two brothers of former President Chun Doo Hwan. +The sales force has been cut from 25 to 14, with the regional sales network being axed and the remainder concentrating on key accounts such as supermarkets. The company said cost savings from the measures were expected to amount to more than Pounds 1m. +Montedison, which owns about 72% of the company's common stock, agreed to buy the rest for $37 a share. +The federal Energy Information Administration this month slightly increased its forecast for natural gas prices but says consumers shouldn't worry about supplies. +S&P noted that new management "is presently pursuing a strategy of survival while shoring up losses attributed to prior mismanagement." +One fire grew to 935 acres Monday while smoldering brush on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation re-ignited and consumed 146 acres. A blaze near John Day had destroyed 880 acres, according to state and federal fire managers. +The man considered the Corleone family's "cashier," Michele Cillari, was among more noted figures arrested on Monday. +Bar, Fried and Galac agreed to the actions without admitting or denying wrongdoing, according to the exchange. +Because it's unlikely to be debated during next month's extraordinary session, the bill will be put off until the spring session. +"The markets became concerned about the political viability of maintaining policies which had been successful up to now," said Mr. Brainard. +Hussein said in a televised address Wednesday night that elections would be held soon. +'Korea, Taiwan and Japan have pulp mills, but they import the wood. +West Berlin is still under the authority of Britain, France and the U.S., so their civil air attaches must decide jointly on awarding licenses. +"That costs a lot of lost production." +We believe the RJR shareholders will have a lot of questions as well." Kohlberg, the undisputed leader in buying companies with borrowed money in deals known as leveraged buyouts, said it was happy with the outcome. +The Treasury's 30-year bond ended at 103 29/32 for a gain of 22/32, or nearly $6.88 for each $1,000 bond. +Mr. Balladur also said consumer prices are expected to rise 2.4% this year, marking the first acceleration in the inflation rate since 1981. +Al Binder, Nixon's attorney, said the former judge "is very concerned and I'm sure he's upset." "I'm hopeful when they hear the whole story that they'll give him some consideration and not revoke his parole," Binder said. +The editorial contained a long rigmarole about the Singapore government's economic mismanagement, electoral reverses, problems with the opposition, etc. +It doesn't make you very enthusiastic about coming to school." The takeover law, enacted five months ago, gives New Jersey officials some of the broadest powers in the nation to take control of troubled districts. +Sometimes that got me by, sometimes I got yelled at." Fu, meanwhile, paced the floor of his study in Beijing's former imperial palace and debated what to do, Major Gen. +Israel pulled most of its army from south Lebanon in June 1985 after a three-year occupation and carved out the 6- to 10-mile security zone to prevent guerrilla infiltration into its northern settlements. +Those jobs are left to the foreigners." The Soviet Union is trying to finance its reforms with loans from the West while postponing tough decisions needed at home to curb its budget deficit, says the author of a new book on the Soviet economy. +Also under the new law, marijuana users caught for the first time will be issued a warning. +It went even further in February, agreeing to hold the first free elections in 41 years and promising to abide by the results. +As the pursued company, Kansas City Southern is experiencing a role reversal from last January, when it said it might make a bid for Southern Pacific Transportation Co., a unit of Chicago-based Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. +Mrs. Marcos, 60, is charged in the alleged illegal transfer of more than $160 million from the Manila government and defrauding banking institutions of $165 million more. +AXA, the insurance group, last month became the first French company to receive a green light to set up a life assurance business in Japan and promptly announced plans to invest Dollars 200m over the next seven years to develop its business there. +Last week, Hino Motors Ltd. said it was studying the possibility of truck assembly in the U.S. +"We are clearing the decks of unprofitable and non-strategic businesses, while bringing our plant capacity more in line with manufacturing requirements," Campbell chief executive officer David W. Johnson said in a news release. +A Prime spokeswoman said it was the first meeting between LeBow and top Prime executives since last fall, when LeBow met with former Prime chief executive Joe Henson shortly before launching the hostile bid. +'We must get it right because we are investing our reputation. +We'd worked too hard to have what we had to let somebody take it. +Nason said the 82nd flew in two tanks, four Cobra combat helicopters, three light helicopters, more than 100 machine guns, a dozen 105mm howitzers and several thousand rifles. +The inventory plans, which Gulf States' now labels "rate-base exclusion plans," don't guarantee recovery of costs "but it's so much better than permanently writing it off" from the outset, a Gulf States spokeswoman said. +According to available details, yields range from 9.46%, a spread of 85 basis points over five-year Treasury securities, to 10.3%, a spread of 120 basis points over 20-year Treasurys. +Some of the bulldozers are sold in Germany under the Hanomag label through the German company's distribution channels. +The bridge protesters set up tents, listened to radios and watched a soccer match on portable television sets. +"I'll tell him that I was wrong to leave him and that now I'm back to compensate for it." +Ten were in a serious condition. +But consider Jack Bigbucks, who also is single, makes $500,000 a year and has taxable income of $400,000. He has to figure his taxes differently. +The deadline for that side isn't until late July. +They even bought 36,000 Yugoslavian autos last year. +To view published earnings as only a baby step toward understanding a company's true "normal earning power," which may be considerably more or less. +Even before news of the court ruling reached the market, there was a buying surge earlier Friday, attributed by analysts to speculation that an offer for UAL might come from its management. +He pointed out that 1987 was one of the worst years in a decade for box-office receipts in France, while the opposite was true in the United States. +Brazil said over the weekend that it would no longer accept registrations of coffee to be shipped in August. +The Business Software Alliance, which represents eight major software makers, said its members filed a separate lawsuit against Milan's Fiera di Milano Data, a data processing unit of Ente Fiera di Milano, for alleged copyright infringement. +All of these profits can be ploughed back into research, Mr Gerstner says. +The Wolf Prizes were established in 1975 to honor the late Ricardo Wolf. +Media commentators were virtually unanimous in saying the Cabinet reshuffle did not cure the "Recruit Scandal." "It is regrettable that we cannot feel any hope for a change," the Asahi Shimbun editorial said Wednesday. +The National Union of Mineworkers, the nations' largest black union, representing some 250,000 black miners, has already declared a dispute and asked for arbitration in its annual wage negotiations with the mining industry body. +Poland is pressing President Bush to lead relief efforts for its new non-Communist government, but Western leaders have made clear they see the matter as primarily Europe's responsibility. +But, he cautions, protectionism among the various trading blocs could put a lid on growth of the overall world economy. +Observers cited a lower return on investments, which was caused by the dollar's sharp drop against the German mark. +An earlier edition incorrectly attributed the projection to William Jackman, a spokesman for the Air Transport Association. +Residents of the village of Dinna, about 60 miles southwest of the capital of Dhaka, claimed the dam was flooding large areas of fertile land and destroying crops. +Asarco has a 52.3% stake in the Peruvian concern. +"He seems to be looking for some ultimate approval." +Move Your Business to Wisconsin." The message hits at a sore spot for Chicago businesses. +The executor can be held personally liable if, for example, assets are depleted without leaving sufficient amounts to pay taxes. +The mother since has died and the boy did not testify. +In each case, he accumulated shares in the company _ sometimes indicating he might be interested in mounting a buyout _ and later sold all or some shares at a profit after the price rose on takeover speculation or when another bidder emerged. +Then there is the other South Africa: a country of horrific violence and mounting social dislocation, of economic decline, political collapse and threats of civil war. To which country does the future belong? +France, to get the council to act as soon as possible, pushed for the Security Council to adopt a statement rather than a stronger, binding resolution, said diplomats who spoke on condition of anonymity. +The vote came with almost no debate. +Also Sunday, cleanup experts were trying to decide how to get rid of oil coating rock jetties between the Newport Beach pier and the Santa Ana River, along the coast south of Los Angeles. +The Siemens divisions that showed the most growth included those that offer bigticket contracts such as transportations systems, power generation and public communications networks. +Dealers said they don't expect big-volume orders of the new IBM machines before the third quarter this year. +Hardisty, a native of Atlanta, now is vice chief of naval operations. +"Dry conditions in the southeastern states have reduced yields in most areas from the record levels of 1989," said the department's Agricultural Statistics Board. +Ideally, it needs to be changed in both directions at the same time. +Consumers questioned last year by Landor Associates, a strategic design consultant in San Francisco, gave much higher marks to Wal-Mart in the category of "esteem." +He said he could not make "an unequivocal commitment" and told the hearing he "would be naive to do that" in light of expected disagrements within the scientific community on what should constitute a clean horeline. +'We are now considering this,' he says. +An unknown Wild Thing haunts the castle's corridors. John Constable's script translates the frustrations of Peake's world without the compensations of his style. +The official said the offer was channeled through an Iranian-American professor. +Fernandez, the CIA's former station chief in Costa Rica, is accused of obstructing and lying to the CIA inspector general's office and the presidential Tower commission. +But that was not the case inside the building. +The state court cited several Supreme Court rulings to support its decision, including a 1974 ruling that threw out the conviction of a man who displayed an American flag with a peace symbol attached to it. +An Israeli election was fought largely on policy in the occupied lands and the related question of how to achieve peace with the Arabs. +"This isn't going to be a trial, it's going to be a farce," said her lawyer, Gerald Feffer. +While the July 1987 postal labor agreement provided annual increases of nearly 4%, the Labor Department's employment cost index for blue-collar workers at that time was rising at an annual rate of 2.3%. +His lecture on Monday was free of the tiresome infelicities that sometimes mar his platform oratory. +At one point, however, Mr. Olson reportedly said his investment bankers didn't disagree with estimates putting the company's non-airline asset values at $55 to $75 a share. +Wells Fargo must also pay about $3.8 million to a similar class of card holders of Crocker National Bank, which the bank acquired in 1985, and pay about $2.5 million in lawyers' fees and costs. +Margie Saunders Howell said in an interview at her Charlottesville home Saturday that she feared for her husband's safety. +Brennan Dawson, a spokeswoman for the Tobacco Institute in Washington, denied that the institute had tried to influence the standards, and she dismissed Daynard's concerns. +Seizure in 1992 of a tonne of cocaine on Finnish border shows that cartels are seeking foothold in Russia. +If almost everyone else is busily selling arms, it is difficult to see why Slovakia should not. +Calming the waters is something very much needed, as the Sandinistas nurse the wounds of defeat and deal with the alarming thought that some of their dearest "achievements of the revolution" might be reversed. +Republican Ed Rollins and Democrat Hamilton Jordan, two of the best-known strategists in US politics, have been named co-managers of Ross Perot's unofficial presidential campaign. +He and other traders estimated that Japanese investors bought about half of the issue. +It gives us hope in times of despair. +"If it just goes to book value, that's a decent move." +He led the company in adopting a new strategic plan involving a move into higher-growth businesses such as food service distribution and manufacturing. +The spokeswoman described Mrs. Higgins as "touched that the prime minister would call her" to express her concern. +The tender offer is set to expire Oct. 30. +Kemp, du Pont and Robertson were tied with 9 precent each. +Officials of Arianespace, the agency's commercial arm, proclaimed Wednesday's inaugural launch "a complete success." The stock market finished higher Wednesday, solidifying sharp gains posted in the previous session. +"We have reached the most recent peak in interest rates and now of course they are trending down. +The second approach uses a more advanced gradient coil, which is the basis of Advanced NMR System's recently introduced technology. +Mr. Bailey left his position as president of Aetna to act as chairman and chief operating officer of MBIA. +The song criticizes elderly lawmakers who have occupied about half of the seats in the legislature since 1949, when the Nationalist government lost a war to communist forces on mainland China and fled to Taiwan. +She said she will add her voice to that of HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan in campaigning against smoking. +"The gesture of Mrs. Kappler, who wants to exalt the figure of her Nazi criminal husband, is a challenge to the human conscience and the Italian people," Ms. Iotti's message said. +Suez officials added that it is up to Sodecom to decide what to do with the shares. +Based on a "conservative" $35 per test average, the cost of finding each of the 23 infected people came to more than $228,000, he said. +"Part of establishing your own style will mean putting your own team in place eventually," confirms Hugh Chapman, president of Citizens & Southern Corp., a banking concern. +But an aide to Sen. Danforth says the new wording simply summarizes the essence of earlier civil rights case law. +This time, he says, "I got a call from Freddie Silverman and he asked me to meet him." +"Another No. 1 would not have done us any good at that point," he said. "It was a controversial song and it got people to talk about the group again. +Shaalan I had become a symbol of hopelessness for the hordes who fled Kuwait after it was invaded by Iraq on Aug. 2. It was the first of three camps built along the Iraqi border and once housed as many as 50,000 people. +Peck is considered the most conservative member of the state's highest court. +It agrees to set up a "new institutional authority" in the United Nations to "develop instruments and define standards" to combat atmospheric pollution. +The Philadelphia Fed's research department surveys 100 to 150 manufacturing companies in the region with more than 350 employees every month. +"I think it is wrong to target and focus on one segment of the minority community," he said. +Conversely, others fear that communism is losing its identity and becoming a mere adjunct to Western-style socialism. +The Civil Aviation Administration of China has ordered 36 Boeing jetliners and taken options on 36 more in a deal worth as much as $4 billion, Boeing Commercial Airplane Group said. +That goes for Armado, the 'fantastical Spaniard' in the original, his page Moth, the curate Sir Nathaniel and the pedant and schoolmaster, Holofernes. +Essentially, the spinoff and merger leave Mr. Singleton with a more manageable debt load, he said. +But the product apparently doesn't contain the 10% butterfat the FDA requires in "real" ice cream. +Only eight of the orders for MD-11s are firm. +It was the wrong audience to do this in front of," Tom Illgen, the opera's marketing director, said after Friday night's demonstration. +Unclaimed, it grew to $62 million on Thursday and $70 million by the weekend. +In 1987, she published "The Beaverbrook Girl," a lively volume of memoirs about her active and adventurous life, which included horse breeding and flying helicopters. +Actually, Merck said it is testing two separate, but closely related, compounds, hoping that one of them works. +"From that point on, I really don't keep up with them." +He didn't mention Soviet repayment of debts to other Western countries, Mr. Holkeri said. +But Will said he learned years later that he did not get the job because a so-called Red Squad operated by the state police had investigated his brother, Charles, a student political activist. +Ultramar also scorned an unsolicited takeover bid from Lasmo as "opportunistic and derisory." +Losing track of time because of the unchanging darkness, Mrs. Petrosyan doesn't know what day she cut open her fingers, or how many times she used the method to feed her daughter. +For this The Independent has apologised, thus saving itself the embarrassment of being reported to the Press Complaints Commission. +Observers say no one in Chicago is better prepared to tackle it. +"Someday I'll have to reopen my business, and if I complain too much they may take reprisals against me," he said, looking at the broken windows, bent metal shutters and empty shelves. +EPA Administrator William Reilly said although the test results were only preliminary, the levels found were high enough to warrant nationwide testing of school buildings. +Free entry to sporting and cultural events would end. The government would also invite Cubans to put their money on fixed deposit. The government is contemplating creation of a new currency. +The institute looks like a factory: halls housing accelerators and high-voltage coils in a welter of pipes and wires. +Caterpillar continued its slide today, falling 6 to 52. +Its share price plunged 72 pence to 1,431 pence ($23.21). +The Sandinistas said Melton and the others were implementing a U.S. plan to incite domestic unrest. +In the world of plants, males are pollen-producing, females are seed-producing. +But it probably would not have happened if the Royal Bank was still run by old-fashioned clearing bankers. +No purchase price was given when the deal was announced Wednesday. +"Prices of packing of food products went up significantly this year," Mary Kenney of the GAO told the committee. +"There is a desperate need for organs. +He declined to say how much the favorable feelings had risen. +Comspan couldn't reach its joint venture partner, Leningrad-based Russian Video. +President Francois Mitterrand said last night he would resign if his prostate cancer were to make 'me more concerned about my fate than that of the state'. +He was appointed Bally's chief operating officer in 1985 and elected to its board earlier this year. +Liberals also acknowledge that, politics aside, it's simply tougher to oppose a black nominee. +He didn't rule out a piecemeal sale of the four companies that make up the division. +The interest rate rise also hit stock prices. +Mr. Bilzerian has been an aggressive suitor in the past several years. +The missing whale got its name because skin on its snout had been rubbed down to the bone by the rough ice surrounding a breathing hole that kept the mammals alive. +It all happened really fast," he said. +The bullet entered the dog at the rear and traveled to the front of its body, suggesting the animal may have been shot while running away from Sterling. +Indeed, organizers of the 1988 summit in Toronto told Houston planners that they wish they had done more to capitalize on the affair when they had the chance. +When he lost the governor's race to Democratic incumbent Gov. Jerry Brown, he had been in public service for 37 years, 25 of which were in elected office. +Further expansion depends in part on the continuation of banking liberalization, as is the case in South Korea and Thailand, where Citibank repeated its success in mortgages and where the bank is also restricted from enlarging its branch network. +Reagan, who has been vacationing in his home state since Aug. 16, planned to spend a quiet Labor Day weekend with his wife Nancy at his 688-acre ranch north of this coastal resort city, said spokesman B. Jay Cooper. +Dennis Nemec wrote the screenplay and Larry Elikann directed on location in Montreal. +Shares prices fell despite a recovery in Tokyo share prices earlier today. +New magazines for neophyte women golfers advise on proper makeup, and advertise gloves that emit a fragrance when a wearer grips a club. +"Whatever talks were held at the governmental level, a real settlement could not be made without the people concerned," the Koreans were quoted as saying. +The 3-0 ruling upheld the decision of a U.S. District Court judge in Knoxville, Tenn., who in a 1985 directed verdict ruled in favor of Reynolds and dismissed the $55 million damages suit. +Here are a few tips for visitors. Pakistan is a Moslem country, and visitors should dress and act appropriately. +At this point the commander (Bibi) knew the lives of the two policemen on the Temple Mount were in danger. +That's a big jump from 22% of users in 1988, and a huge leap from 1% in 1985, making virus-protection the fastest-growing category of security measure tracked by the NCCCD. +The negotiations are aimed at consolidating a U.N.-supervised cease-fire and working on a comprehensive peace. +In composite trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, BNE common closed at $1.125, up 12.5 cents. +"Exactly 50 years ago my father was sworn in, before these same altars of God and the fatherland," he told a crowd of 50,000 attending Tuesday's ceremony at the national soccer stadium. +Politics don't interest her until they interfere with her desire to adopt a child she's fallen in love with, the daughter of a neighboring Jewish officer who was taken away one night. +The appeals court said the defendants couldn't be held criminally liable if they believed "in good faith" that they were following the law. +The film, about as thick as wax paper, also could be used to keep puddinglike fillings from soaking into cakes or to prevent soggy crusts in potpies. +But in 1977 he took a career "intermission" that lasted a decade. +Israel television said contacts with the U.S. administration had "practically been cut off" since the national unity government, which included the center-left Labor Party led by Shimon Peres, fell apart on March 15. +The clinic was not able to open until 10:15 a.m. because the demonstrators blocked the building's entrance, a Planned Parenthood spokeswoman said. +Police said a blow with a blunt instrument fractured Staiasz' skull and caused his death. +Meanwhile, an estimated 30,000 anti-Iliescu demonstrators rallied in University Square in downtown Bucharest, where speakers branded Iliescu a "neo-Communist." +In 1931, Loewe married Ernestine Zerline, whom he divorced after 26 years together with no children. +Since the library didn't retain its old records when it converted to a computerized checkout system two years ago, the borrower's identity probably will remain a mystery. +But it was presumed to have taken place because the trade house that was said to have been involved in the transaction bought about 150,000 tons of European sugar. +De Maiziere and the Christian Democrats backed down from that demand in recent days. +Under the rigid conventions imposed on composers of music for the Russian Orthodox Church, Tchaikovsky was required to adopt a style far removed from that of his worldly self. +Stone said he and his wife had been in Panama just days before fighting broke out. +His efforts ranged from newspaper sports stories to popular pulp tales for "dime magazines" in the 1920s and 1930s. +On paper, Sivicki should be one of the people Soviet officials hoped would oppose independence. +The jury got the case Monday after closing arguments from Scarfo attorney Robert Simone, who attacked two former gangsters who were key prosecution witnesses and Assistant District Attorney Barbara Christie. +During the Barcelona Olympics Videotron, the Canadian-owned company, with cable franchises in south and west London, offered its customers unprecedented choice. +Mr. Fellheimer said his title changes will give him time to focus on finding troubled financial institutions that the bank hopes to turn into profit makers. +Altogether, more than 400 Pakistani civilians have died and hundreds more have been injured. +In 1976, Thornburgh was assistant attorney general in charge of the Criminal Division and was given responsibility for reviewing the effectiveness of the strike forces on a case-by-case basis. +Econonomic Planning Board officials said the supplementary budget would be earmarked to implement various projects promised by Mr. Roh during the presidential campaign. +He sings on the frailest thread of voice, he dances in brief little spurts of low-key energy, and yet he has the musicality and the wit to make his numbers entrancing. +And they claim that the increases, when compared with similarly equipped cars last year, were small: GM says its increases averaged 1.9%; Ford estimates a 2% and Chrysler Corp. less than 1%. +The widening gap between supply and demand has put the squeeze on Japanese manufacturers who only a year ago seemed invulnerable. +This leading indicator jumped to a record in April, reflecting strong orders in the U.S. chip market. +Disabled veterans of Greece's 1940-41 campaign against Italian forces in Albania led the march in this northern city. +On a trip to Washington late last year, Wright stopped by to see David Karvelas, the chief of staff for freshman Rep. Peter Smith, R-Vt. +This was partly due to a catching-up process as some provincial prices doubled, but mainly because London crashed so quickly and so far. Now everyone is feeling the cold. +'There is none.' The problem would be eased by a shift in consumer preference away from white fish. +There are reasons to hope for peace in Korea, since the alternatives aren't particularly attractive. +"There was no pressure. +If it is not, Mr Uhrig can expect another rough ride at next year's annual meeting. +Many physicians recommend Type I diabetics draw blood as often as four times daily to regulate their insulin dosage, Finegold said. Physicians often recommend that pregnant diabetics draw blood samples as many as seven times each day. +D'Aubuisson, the founder and a legislator for the far-rightist Republican Nationalist Alliance, or Arena, denies the charge. +Another is set for launch in January. +His title was misstated in yesterday's edition. +Rep. Synar says the NFIB is trying to flex its muscle because it is losing congressional votes on important issues such as the minimum wage, child care and parental leave. +"This is one of the best foreign aid bills we've passed," said an ebullient Rep. William Broomfield of Michigan, the senior Republican on the Foreign Affairs Committee. "I've never seen anything like it. +It is not just an East-West issue," he said. +Precious metals prices gave back Monday's gains and then some on the Commodity Exchange in New York. +"He said he `chewed them out like (Los Angeles Dodgers Coach) Tommy Lasorda would have had they been banging on his gate,"' Schulz quoted Hayden as saying. +The funny thing was that when the first half ended, slowpoke Kansas had 50 points, same as the flyin' Okies. +The purchase price still was subject to adjustment, but estimated at about $4.40 in cash and securities for each of Rothschild's 15.1 million shares, or about $66.4 million. +"Football is supposed to be a mean sport," he said. "That's what the game of football is all about. +Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones plans to skip the sidelines during Sunday's home opener to entertain Elizabeth Taylor in a private, stadium suite. +It may have been intentionally done. +Coastal competitors think Mr. Morrison is way off course when he breezes in for competitions with his castle-building team, consisting of several Akron firefighters and Mr. Morrison's neighbor, a bank teller. +The navy, for instance, could have been chosen to protect plutonium-carrying ships from terrorists. +U.S. and Soviet officials met Thursday to prepare a new round of arms talks, in which negotiators will be under pressure to get a treaty slashing long-range nuclear arsenals ready for signing at next year's summit. +By law, Ms. Dunn said, state officials cannot release results of the inspection until it is complete and Boeing has been informed of the findings. +Koch and Dukakis met for nearly an hour Wednesday night at Gracie Mansion, the mayor's residence. +A recent GAO survey indicates that a minority of businesses do not provide follow-up tests to employees or job applicants who initially test positive, and do not tell applicants they were not hired because of a positive test, Stevens said. +These programmes, mixing chart hits with contemporary news clips, form some of the most evocative historical documents imaginable. +The Korea Composite Stock Price Index dived through the 700-point barrier in early trading and closed at 688.66, down 31.71, or 4.4%, from Saturday. +The British government has accused Arthur Andersen of fraud and violations of the Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations Act in a suit in federal court in New York. +In addition, Moody's assigned a lower-than-expected rating to an upcoming $1.25 billion RJR Nabisco bond issue. +In West Virginia, he has been attacked for advocating Japanese investment in the United States, which critics say jeopardizes America's independence. +"We'll have to target smaller companies," Mr. Martin said. +Police said the boy, his brother and sister found the pistol hidden under a mattress Monday and decided to scare the maid, Ailene Eleuterio, who was resting after doing the family laundry. +For starters, QB Tomczak does not go about off-field sporting spiked hair and wrap-around sunglasses like Jim McMahon, the man he replaced by virtue of the latter's late exile/trade for draft choices unknown to San Diego. +Quanex blames itself and New York Stock Exchange officials for bungling the announcement. +"We are, of course, gratified by their decision, and we will proceed with the case," Walsh said in a statement. +The dollar moved lower in early domestic dealings after the Commerce Department reported its Index of Leading Economic Indicators fell 0.8 percent in July, the largest drop in eight months. +This seemed a good use. +"We didn't shop around one bit," Mr. Buttacavoli says. +Besaraba was found sleeping in the back seat of a car beside Interstate 80 near Brule, Neb., said Hollywood police spokesman David Steele. +When Mr. Araskog appointed Mr. Carpenter president and chief operating officer in July 1985, he indicated that Mr. Carpenter could eventually succeed him as chairman and chief executive. +In May, ICL agreed to buy the computer division of Finland's Oy Nokia for #230 million. The company says it aims to boost revenue to #4 billion a year by the mid-1990s from last year's #1.61 billion. +We were so eager to get to the next portion that we barely tasted what we were eating and whatever hit the table was devoured as if hit by a buzz saw." He also tells of eating frozen pastries, standing at the open freezer door. +Philips and Matsushita will together sell the right to manufacture DCC to other companies. Wirtz admits that marketing DCC will be a difficult job. +This will invest in bank, building society and local authority deposits, and will offer an initial gross yield of 5.385 per cent. +Surely apartheid will go," he said. +Officials say they fear the scandal will grow. +She said roads in and out of Cheyenne and Gillette were closed and the eastern part of the state was immobilized Friday morning. +A federal appeals court Friday refused to order the Environmental Protection Agency to install new curbs on the precursors of acid rain to benefit Canada. +The suit seeks to block the offer Ivanhoe made last week for 28 million Newmont shares that would give the group a 51% stake. +But around the country, law enforcement officials say they see no sign that drug abuse and trafficking are abating. +The construction people actually outnumbered the Maytag employees," said Bob Lister, who joined the company in March 1949. +Delta Air Lines says advance summer bookings at the Atlanta-based carrier increased "better than 10%" last week from the week before. +Apple has placed a strategic priority on improving the compatibility of its machines with other producers' computers. +Anglo American Corp., the biggest mining company, said absenteeism was heavy Monday at two of its coal mines, and that one mine was still affected Tuesday. +American Standard said the recapitalization is subject to stockholder approval, the receipt of financing and other conditions. +And recent Cocom violations in Norway and Japan are evidence that rules alone are no panacea. +Conservationists urged adoption Monday of a rule that would reopen Florida waters to limited redfish harvests after a 19-month ban, but commercial fishermen don't like the proposed season. +They said the president addressed Mitterrand as "old chap." One man whose name was on many minds at the summit was no Westerner. +The magazine is Time Warner's most promising stab at a women's service magazine, a category it hadn't previously entered. +Mustin will become president of the company's international division, Mullan said. +Uniroyal Goodrich had a net loss of $7 million in the 1989 quarter, compared with a loss of $7.6 million in the first quarter of 1988. +"We can't be a mini-Merrill Lynch." +The stake includes 55,000 shares purchased April 1 and 2 for $469,700, the filing said. +It wanted 22 tougher rules, including being able to conduct unscheduled inspections, expand licensing procedures and set a number of standards for sanitation, medical care and infection control. +The media company said the sales, which are expected to be completed during the first quarter, will conclude its divestiture program. +That rule goes into effect within two weeks. +A $500 million boost in USDA research spending is needed to "revitalize and reinvigorate one of the leading industries, the agricultural, food and environmental system, in its broadest sense," the report said. +Today he must visit a single mother whose needs include counseling help for her withdrawn daughter, a school for her deaf son and diapers for her 10-month-old baby. +The city provides housing for about 28,000 homeless people, 12,000 of them in welfare hotels and the remainder in shelters, said spokeswoman Suzanne Trazoff of the Human Resources Administration. +About 400 engines will be supplied for the plane, which will be marketed around the world by LET, said Robert N. Salvucci, manager of media relations for GE Aircraft Engines. +There are pitched roofs behind parapets that align in height with the rest of the college. +In addition, Houghton received $92,250 in commissions for overseeing a number of family trusts. +Texas Air's airlines now serve nearly one-fifth of the U.S. commercial airline market. +Showers also extended across central Virginia to New Jersey. +Today, Ticketmaster charges average about $2.50 a ticket and in some cases go much higher. +But they still have wide support and there have been no significant suggestions of alternative leaders or policies. +She said the debris also included pieces of fuselage and window frames with "747" written on them. +Last year, the toy company reported net income of $22.3 million, or $3.04 a share, on revenue of $293.4 million. +Red Cross deputy delegate Mohammed Bizri said two Swiss delegates identified as Daniel Philippin and Christophe Girod restarted operations in the southern port cities of Sidon and Tyre. +A moderate earthquake struck the northern Aegean on Tuesday but caused no damages or injuries, the Athens Geodynamic Institute said. +They will be inducted in January in New York City along with The Four Seasons, The Kinks, The Platters and Hank Ballard in the class of 1990. +"You've got to have a leather hide in this business, but that hurt me," the 41-year-old Mr. Moseley says. +"The major problem with the stock market has been the rise in rates," said Larry Wachtel, an analyst for Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. +He said Baker told aides that he, too, believes in Meese's innocence. +Mr Mavrodi, who won a parliamentary by-election on October 30, and Mr Alexei Mitrofanov, deputy LDP leader, want to create a new faction to push for legislation to counter the 'arbitrariness' of government. +Other wastemanagement companies are building plants. +De Aristegui, 61, was killed when a 240mm mortar round, believed to have been fired by a Syrian gunner, struck his villa in the Christian suburb of Hadath on Sunday. +The new service provides figures for options and index options traded on the Chicago, American, Philadelphia and Pacific exchanges. +The fee is Pounds 250 plus VAT per report per pension scheme member, and retainer fees are also possible. +Delegates said that a fight to increase market share would bring the "others" into conflict with most African countries and with Brazil. +The price increases were part of a government austerity program intended to halt the downward economic spiral Venezuela has been in since the collapse of oil prices a few years ago. +'I think the main point is that the communication between the commercial and defence sides must be improved,' says Russ Young, a spokesman for Boeing. +The pill is an anti-hormone that works against the female hormone progesterone, which is vital to a normal pregnancy. +The second is that a modern diesel car's engine can be inherently cleaner than a petrol engine fitted with a catalytic converter to clean up its exhaust emissions. Who says so? +Only two members of the current board served during Mr. Paterno's tenure as PNOC president. +But he and Gonella said the image on the shroud has great symbolic importance. +Mr. Miller, who is widely credited with turning around the chain, isn't expected to stay, because he would likely lose his autonomy. +Langley, a 40-year-old computer consultant from Calgary, Alberta, first applied to climb the mountain in 1982. +CHICAGO SUES artists in test of flag desecration ordinance. +A bus plunged down a 10-foot embankment after its brakes failed on a hill Monday, injuring 23 migrant farm workers and the driver, officials said. +Besides, contends the former English teacher, "the exclamation point is grammatically incorrect." +But not to worry: It's all show biz and special effects. +Students and other olunteers whipped up a batch of 24,000 cookies to show U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia that they're not forgotton. +Elizabeth Gorman at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia believes the full rate increase would merely allow the company to maintain earnings around the 1988 level of $2.33 a share. +The high yen also has battered the Japanese economy, causing many Japanese companies to slash capital spending, some of which might have gone for U.S. products. +Freed from entanglement with the rest of ICI, it could start to plan mergers or joint ventures of a kind which have become commonplace in the world drug industry in recent years. This is one reason for the planned Pounds 1bn rights issue. +Her father took her to the beach a few years after the abortive Bay of Pigs invasion, which so embarrassed President Kennedy, and, pointing north, told her that the Americans might come again. +U-turns are becoming a fact of life for the prime minister, John Major. +Still a rare breed in the UK, travel consultants are common in the US, he says. The information companies require from travel agents has changed too. +Donna Hartman, the wife of then-Ambassador Arthur Hartman, took over the gardening at her residence. +The increase has been felt in Shearson's London operations, as well. +One of the strangest things about the materials is their failure to shine when polished. +Bad weather in heli-ski lodges can mean a total shut-down of skiing for a day or even days if the helicopter cannot fly. +This falls far short of Mr. Musselman's goal of collecting $65 million to $70 million of the $110 million owed. +She went to beauty school, sang with a rock 'n' roll band (Mikey Vee and the Imperials) and worked in a talent agency for child models. +But violence has not disappeared completely. +Whenever someone applies for a job today, he or she wants to know about the perks. +A showing of 13.3% in the exit polls gave the church 61 seats and dented its image as a political force. +In various ventures, he and Mr. Parsky have acquired both troubled and healthy California savings and loan companies, and have plans to develop a merchant-banking business dealing with the Pacific Rim. +During 1991, claims for thefts payments came to Pounds 907.3m, a 52 per cent increase on 1990, according to the Association of British Insurers, a trade group. +Workers dug a vertical rescue shaft using a huge truck-mounted pipeline excavator that uses a stream of compressed air to chisel away dirt and clay and then vacuums out the loose dirt. +However, currency fears have evidently kept foreign investors away. +TDF1 was born in 1979 as a lofty-sounding project: France and West Germany were to jointly develop two similar direct-broadcast satellites that would permit the creation of Pan-European, multilingual TV stations with a potential audience of 350 million. +'We shall continue to back strong companies that want to locate here. +The absolute level at which our improvements are taking place is unacceptably low" _ a conclusion few quarreled with last week. +Says Dr. Gill: "Let's let the marketplace sort out what the best way to deliver health care is." +Dr. Alastair Clayton, director of the Federal Center for AIDS, said the government has tried to promote educational programs and finance community groups needed to carry them out. +In the Wick study, 77% of the men said it was "highly likely" they would remain with their company while just 35% of the women said so. +However, all 13 black men convicted of killing whites were condemned to death. +While individual disease claims tend to be relatively low, liability is spread over many years, making it difficult for insurers to predict future claims. +In the southeastern port of Masan, about 2,000 strikers battled riot police in the third straight day of street clashes, according to Yonhap, the South Korean news agency. +But Mr. Leath, a fifth-term Texan, has been the primary beneficiary of disenchantment with Mr. Aspin. +The lawsuit was filed against the federal agency by the Portland Audubon Society and other environmental groups. +The official November job report was one of the bleakest in many years, further documenting the process by which elements of a sliding economy reinforce each other and lead to recession. +That is why I am here. +Thus, U.S. warships bristling with weapons were forced to stand off while Iranian gunboats like the Sabalan _ the "frigate Nasty" as one Norwegian captain calls it _ blazed away at unarmed vessels with virtual impunity. +Others were being treated for smoke inhalation and minor injuries, she said. +In an order in which he announced his decision to leave the case, U.S. District Judge Henry Woods lamented the plight of black students in the county and criticized the federal appeals court for stifling his orders. +A deadline for cheap autumn fares combined with a new charge for higher jet fuel costs threw the nation's airline reservation system into what agents and airlines described as unprecedented gridlock Wednesday. +But that undercuts their vows to focus on the U.S. economy. +On the network, members go on line every Wednesday night to correspond and debate issues, such as the Persian Gulf situation and the stock market. +Credit Suisse's long-term debt was downgraded by Moody's, which said it may also cut Swiss Bank's rating. +In like manner, concerns about the U.S. economy, as well as about Japanese financial and business conditions, continue to plague Tokyo stocks, she said. +He said the Psychiatric Institutes of America unit is cooperating fully with authorities in each of these investigations. +In 1988, senior flight attendants at Alaska Airlines agreed to a two-year pay freeze so that their lower-tier employees could get a 10% raise. +Throughout the present Baltic crisis, Mr. Gorbachev has clearly sided with anti-independence activists led by the local Communist Party organizations. +Quintana has said Haitian military officials routinely aided drug flights from Colombia, allowing them to land and be serviced before proceeding on to the Bahamas to drop their loads. +Analysts said the departure of the two non-executives had raised worries about how Hi-Tec was managed and its trading outlook. 'When non-executives of this calibre resign simultaneously, one obviously draws a negative conclusion,' one analyst said. +The U.S. Navy officials said the report would "work its way up the chain of command" to Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci. +New York jeweler Stan Silberstein was on hand for the guild's 5 p.m. bash. +In short, the hunger for ownership has replaced location as the major buyer concern. +Silver edged up in London to a bid price of $5.09 a troy ounce from $5.08 bid late Tuesday. +Nestle said it expects 1991 profit to exceed the year-earlier 2.27 billion francs. en Here are price trends on the world's major stock markets, as calculated by Morgan Stanley Capital International Perspective, Geneva. +A single racketeering count would have carried a 20-year sentence. +Baghdad indicated a willingness to negotiate and prepared to free more than 300 French hostages. +"Soap opera grandmothers had periwinkle-blue hair, wore support hose and listened to everybody else's problems. +Suppliers are being pushed to the limits. +In trading yesterday on the national over-the-counter market, Siltec shares closed unchanged at $7.875 bid. +"A Christmas product is a great vehicle for getting people to try your brand," says Lee Griffith, a vice president at Scott. +"There is certainly resistance," concedes Ivan Lansberg, a Yale University professor who teaches two graduate courses in family business. +Sri Lankans have contributed 40 million rupees ($1.05 million) to the fund and other donations have been received from Sri Lankans in the United States, Japan and Britain, the Defense Ministry said. +But he said that would have made the new party "poorer than the Hungarian Democratic Forum, the largest independent opposition party." Zoltan Biro of the Democratic Forum expressed skepticism about the political changes. +Bush, speaking with reporters in Texas, gave the talks a "mixed review." +Mr. King said the company's capital, including some borrowed funds, is about 200 million Canadian dollars ($153 million). +They'd rather see 'no deal' than accept the current proposal." +"The court has never really squarely faced the issue of an individual's right to associate for a purely social or cultural purpose," said Daniel Sheehan, an attorney for rink owner Michael Stanglin. +But they respond well to pruning in spring and this can be done to keep them shorter and make them bushier. +The report was attributed to an IRS source. +The governor is a Democrat. +The notorious case of Centre Point in the 1960s highlighted the problem. +Either you bury your head deep in the sand or you try to do something." Burg, the spokesman for Labor's campaign, says resolving the Palestinian uprising in the disputed West Bank and Gaza Strip is one of Israel's main necessities. +The Moscow State Institute "represents the best of the Soviet intelligentsia," said Fishman, an assistant professor of Jewish history at the seminary and research associate at YIVO. +Tens of thousands were injured in one of the world's worst industrial disasters. About 40 people, including 11 soldiers, have been killed in the latest violence in India's troubled northern state of Kashmir. +"We have extra personnel and we're holding them later because we had over 200 rescues at Santa Monica beach between 8 and 9 last night," said lifeguard Randy Degregori. +The settlement awaits approval by the Delaware Chancery Court. +Just a few days before, Adam had been taken to an Emporia hospital emergency room for an ankle injury. +Sovran, a Norfolk bank holding company, will finance and occupy the rest. +For a guy holding a low-ranking state office, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Jim Hightower enjoys a high profile. +On Capitol Hill, a source said the satellite deal would be approved Friday. +Southwest Airlines said its December traffic rose 16.9% to 564.2 million revenue passenger miles from 482.5 million miles in December 1986. +In announcing the change in Tokyo, Japan's Finance Ministry urged banks and brokerage houses to make sure requests for withdrawals or transfers were valid requests. +The killings of the hostages, who included a vice chancellor at Kashmir University, were a departure from the militants' previous practices. +Arthur Wise, a Rand Corp. expert, says principals' turf fears are unfounded; he says they have too many duties as it is. +All veterans are now entitled to help with buying a home, preferences in federal employment, low-cost life insurance, job training and education assistance. +Sears, which reported disappointing profits this week, rose 2 at 99p, recovering part of Thursday fall, on turnover of 21m shares. A squeeze in BAA as the company agreed an office development deal with British Airways sent the shares climbing 16 to 645p. +Walsh made clear to the panel chairman, retired Navy Adm. +Under the original Special Reports, an advertiser would have to commit to spending $2.6 million over a two-year period. +If we had gone into this crisis with heavy three-month funding for the Treasury, we would have been in deep trouble. +In terms of injecting new funds into foreign markets, British nationals had held the top position each year since 1981 at least, said Michael Howell, European equity strategist for Salomon Brothers International Ltd. in London. +She stopped and said, "Oh, you have nice flags," and the romance blossomed from there. +I scared so many people I wasn't allowed in a lot of houses." His first job, while still in high school, was making up stage actors. +Stephen Holbrook, project coordinator, said the Episcopal gift was the largest received to date and raises donations to $2.7 million. +Three levels of galleries fronted by thin wooden rails encircle a large thrust stage in a space that is at once expansive and intimate. +The Americans forged an alliance with Filipino rebels led by Emilio Aguinaldo, who had declared independence from Spain two months earlier. +The Poles said they pay the remainder of the interest later, but financial markets are dubious. +It will be another few months before it is evident how much the rate of growth has fallen since the last quarter. +A Canadian parliamentary committee recommended that profitable financial institutions and large real estate companies be subject to a minimum tax. +Porter Barrows, division administrator of the Federal Highway Administration in Maryland, said the government allowed the special painting after determining the additional cost would be minimal. +The British investigation underscores the Tory government's mixed record on foreign takeovers and reflects growing international opposition to South African-controlled companies because of that country's apartheid policies. +He added that a turnaround of the unit "has to be pretty quick." +Despite the government ban, firms that hire foreign manual workers are not penalized. +As the candidate emerged from speaking to a wildly enthusiastic black audience in St. Mark's Episcopal Church, about two dozen dark-suited Orthodox Jewish men stood somberly at the edge of about 200 supporters waiting outside. +Gustafson said the weak tone of wheat spilled over into the rest of the market. +But Ramada Inc. says it found in focus groups that female executives rarely hold business meetings in their rooms and so don't care if there is a bed in view. +His clients are motivated by both greed and fear. +A CHART yesterday of sterling's movement against the dollar mistakenly showed the dollar against the D-Mark. +"Recognition was very high," said Chapman, who will be up for re-election in October 1991. +A real collector's item. +A long, cool drink at hand, I lay back in a rattan-woven planter's chair, the kind in which colonials in every tropical outpost from Calcutta to Kumasi have taken their ease. +Mr. Hirsch says the group looked at more than 40 offices, mostly in the Village and nearby Chelsea, without finding one owner who was willing to rent. +Wyse is expected to sell 800,000 terminals worldwide by the end of 1989, nearly all to businesses, compared with just over 1 million by IBM, Blatnik said. +Big Board volume totaled 151.79 million shares, against 161.98 million in the previous session. +Even so, the Deerfield, Ill., company said it intends to continue selling original Simplesse, which it views as particularly well-suited to frozen dessert and mayonnaise products. +A corporate meeting planner arrives to find an employee he didn't expect to see until Wednesday busily organizing her desk; she's switched places with her job-sharing partner, who usually works Mondays. +The so-called "growth bill" topped the legislative agenda for Gov. Madeleine Kunin and Democrats who control both the House and Senate. +She wrote the screenplay when she was 19. +Customs agents detected what they thought was a bomb in a suitcase headed for a Colombian airliner Wednesday and a bomb squad blew it up, but analysis of the debris revealed the luggage contained a video game. +His statement opened up public differences with other party leaders and an unprecedented debate in the state press and society about the events. +Newell contacted Vermont in August about a possible meeting between the two companies, the filing said, but that no discussions have taken place. +HUGO will be connected to the Big Island by a power cable that will also carry data from the observatory to scientists on shore. +Kidde stock began rising in June on rumors that the company was discussing a leveraged buy-out or sale of assets with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., a New York investment concern. +Today, as Lady Thatcher can attest, dismissals are free, but each one creates an enemy on the backbenches. All British prime ministers must at one time or another have longed for the brutal simplicity of the American method. +Reading was the second most popular activity, particularly among older respondents, with 22 percent reporting books or magazines as part of their evening. +Currently, it is common for a 30-day lag before an official statement is released, said Christopher Taylor, executive director of the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board, the industry's self-regulatory body established by Congress. +Thunderstorms developing along the same cold front produced severe weather at a few places in Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma. +Already reeling from Tuesday's decline that followed news of an unexpectedly narrow March trade deficit, markets were hit with fresh waves of selling yesterday. +Neither did they make earnings predictions for the current fiscal year. +This includes 40 million to 50 million adherents of the Russian Orthodox Church, 10 million Eastern Rite and Roman Catholics, 4 million Protestants, including Baptists and Pentecostals, 2 million Jews and tens of millions of Moslems. +All of Chrysler's U.S. built cars are equipped with driver's-side air bags as standard equipment. +No hearing date has been set. +The agreement covers one Tacoma store and five Seattle-area Nordstrom stores, whose employees are represented by UFCW Locals 367 and 1001. +"It's my suggestion that the comrades adopt a decision that the same person should not be leading the party and the state at the same time," he said. +Union Carbide officials said the new plant will demonstrate that plastic can be re-used on a far wider scale. +Eastman Kodak reported that fourth-quarter net income surged to $326 million, compared with a year-earlier loss of $60 million that reflected a huge restructuring charge. +At best, Saudi scientists think that shore areas that have unusual environmental value will be tackled in the next stage of the cleanup. +The auto companies then offset workers' compensation benefits against other benefits for accidents that occurred prior to March 1982. +Despite Coleman's flavorsome score, "Welcome to the Club" is a bargain-basement revue masquerading as a musical. +Still, she believes hers will be a genuine "rags to riches" story. +The Shajiao site is on the Pearl river near Guangzhou in Guangdong Province. +Traders pointed out that Lasmo was by far the most heavily traded stock in the oil sector yesterday, with turnover reaching 13.5m - the highest single day's trade since early October. +But in spite of all this action against fat, only 56 percent of respondents admitted worrying about it. +It was early evening when Lepine, a baseball cap on his head, walked into a classroom at the engineering school where students were presenting their projects before the Christmas break. +The company had revenues of about $44.4 billion in the year ended March 31. +Thousands of investors, who had purchased silver on credit, lost billions of dollars when they were forced to sell it to pay their debts. +Jewish leaders saw both danger and hope on the horizon as they began the High Holidays. +Should Hollinger take control of the Daily News, Mr Radler said the paper's publisher Mr James Willse would stay on, but that he and Mr Black were likely to oversee the operation. +According to people familiar with the government's case, the $5.3 million figure is the net difference between Mr. Boesky's profits and Drexel's, suggesting that total profits from the activity are much greater. +Minutes later, the high-living and well connected Washington attorney was under arrest and headed down to the road to a five-year prison term. +The main regional hospital in Edessa reported that more than 25 people were treated for injuries and five of them were hospitalized. +The group lost DM1.88bn last year and is likely to lose a further DM1.24bn in the current financial year to the end of September. +Many homes and buildings constructed prior to 1971 contain asbestos, and many suits have been filed claiming death or disease resulted from exposure to the mineral. +Many agencies are finding that even simple cases are taking eight to 12 hours to document and process, rather than the one to two hours projected by the INS. +Mr. Thomsett starts by reviewing the basic ideas of the time value of money, illustrating them with simple examples. +Copper for September delivery lost 1.7 cents a pound to finish at 99.1 cents. +It appears that the production agreement will give each country the same quota at 2.64 million barrels a day. +The U.S. recognizes Canada's sovereignty over the Arctic Islands, but not over their waters. +Police had said five Abu Nidal guerrillas were killed, 16 wounded and 40 taken prisoner in the two-day crackdown at Rashidiyeh, home of nearly 20,000 Palestinian refugees 40 miles south of Beirut. +"We will use all legal means at our disposal to take action against everyone who took part in this," Hanover Jewish leader Michael Fuerst said in a telephone interview. +"We don't think anything happened" to the star tracker, Phillips said. +Most men carry a wallet in their back pocket. +With more than $1 million, he is a leader in the ranks of 164 House veterans who escape a 1979 ethics law banning personal use of leftover campaign funds, thanks to a controversial "grandfather clause" exempting those elected before 1980. +This, say the airlines, is one of the main priorities for these passengers, and to this end most have separate check-in facilities to cut the queues. +But it won't be an easy sell. +A tentative agreement calls for MCA to pay 20 percent of the purchase price, with the investment group Boston Ventures Limited Partnership putting up the balance, according to the Los Angeles Times. +In the past the Khmer Rouge have barred outsiders to their military camps along the Thai-Cambodian border, including doctors and aid workers from international aid agencies. +Nineteen-year-old twins Jason and Eric Coker of Mendham Township, N.J., were participants in a Syracuse University study aboard program. +Soldiers stormed a prison and killed convicts holding a religious group hostage after learning they had murdered male captives and raped the women, the officer in charge of the jail said today. +The Annaberg plan was deemed ill-considered and has been compared with Kohl's controversial 1985 visit with President Ronald Reagan to an SS gravesite in Bitburg. +But none of these recessions began with anything approaching a $200 billion-plus budget deficit. +However, Defense Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen of neighboring Malaysia said the proposal could jeopardize political stability in Southeast Asia. +Even candy-maker Leaf Inc. and Fuji Photo Film Co. Ltd., which each spent $5 million to sponsor nationwide Major League baseball, localize with events like Fuji Photo Day at the ballparks. +Bear Stearns also said it would repurchase up to 4.8 percent of its stock in the next four weeks, which analysts called a reflection of self-confidence in an era largely colored by post-crash uncertainty. +It is in that regard and a lot of others, admirable, mainly thanks to the fact that the script and direction are the work of George Stevens. +The KKV would then destroy the incoming missile, Rocketdyne said. +Belgrade radio reported that Janez Drnovsek, a Slovene who currently heads Yugoslavia's collective presidency, cut short his visit to the United Nations and was expected back in Slovenia today. +Sales during the period rose to $4 billion from $3.63 billion. +The action was put on hold until January while the U.S. attorney in Newark conducts an overlapping criminal investigation, said SEC attorney Barry Goldsmith in Washington. +Dick Micklem has been appointed financial director of SOREMA (UK); he moves from Ernst and Young. +'So I lock the door and paint interiors.' +He has sought to dampen interest rate speculation by stressing the need for a sustainable recovery with growth that is 'really going to happen for some years ahead'. But the chancellor is the man ultimately responsible for the radical changes of mood. +Twenty percent of the respondents reported their companies had higher employment levels, up from 14 percent in May. Sixty-four percent said employment was the same, compared with May's 75 percent, and 16 percent said it was lower, up from 11 percent. +They have been enticed not only by the size of the existing market but by expectations that pressures for trade liberalisation will create further opportunities. +Or whose very lives are a celebration. +Mayor Edward I. Koch and Police Commissioner Benjamin Ward had denounced the jury verdict in the second Davis trial in the days following his acquittal. +MCI's shares fell 87.5 cents to $41.625 in national over-the-counter trading. +In part, the new weapons lack a clear strategic rationale. +The evacuation included 15 to 20 workers of Presbyterian Home of South Carolina and its 320 residents, some of whom were removed in stretchers. +Youths in the force would be available for border service and in case of natural disasters, he said. +Douglas Wilder in Virginia and Jim Florio in New Jersey with the help of Republicans crossing over to vote for the abortion-rights position. +"We have a massive undertaking going on," Hart said. +Unfortunately, the 0891 number now hands out racing tips for the 2 o'clock at Huntingdon. The UNA, which has already sold 3,000 furry items, says it hopes the tips enrich potential donors. +Chamber music, and piano and song recitals, sound better there than almost anywhere (except when the artists' ears have been spoiled by playing too much in grander venues). +Irving's board also adopted a "poison pill" provision. +The company currently pays no cash dividend. +In 1990, they did 700 full checks out of 450,000 tax returns. +"I find the provision so repugnant, so repulsive, so demeaning that we're giving up on America" by paying people to do their civic duty, Bumpers argued before the vote. +In addition, Pittston said WTC granted it an option to buy newly issued WTC common equal to 18.5% of its common outstanding. +The trial is scheduled for Oct. 30. +But the business climate has improved recently, said Torres, crediting President Salinas with bringing union caciques under control. +In his Senate testimony yesterday, Secretary Weinberger clarified some other aspects of the Reagan administration's strategy. +None of the 53 witnesses produced by the government was able to provide a "smoking gun"-evidence directly linking the Phoenix, Ariz., businessman to unlawful sales tactics. +Edward G. Harshfield, hired to replace Spiegel, is guaranteed a $500,000 yearly salary but has performance-linked bonus provisions in his contract that could bring his total pay to as much as $3 million. +Mr. Morita of Sony wrote in the current issue of Bungei Shunju magazine that Japan should consider changing its work practices. +The prince zeroed in on early proposals for the big Paternoster Square development just north of St. Paul's. +We will have a far better picture by the end of the March-April Easter period." +"I think people would just rather wait and just do nothing because one change in circumstance in the Middle East could turn things around," said one trader. +And while Meech Lake frequently was portrayed as French vs. English Canada _ which it was to some extent _ it was far more complicated. +That is because the Federal Communications Commission, in a separate proceeding, has proposed to scrap regulation of AT&T's profit margin and AT&T wants to head off opposition in Congress. +Three years later, Stone went to Paris, where he met impressionist artists. +"It Happened One Night" (1934): Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert in romantic comedy. +Delta's plan is already similar in some ways to elements of United's new program. +Worldwide net sales to dealers for this year's first quarter totaled $1.14 billion, up 9 percent from the $1.04 billion reported in the year-ago period. +Michael Reagan, the older son of President Reagan, said he wants a commercial in which he endorses a diet aid to be pulled from television if federal officials determine the patches are being marketed illegally. +"He's more emotional and subdued," than under the previous three death warrants, said Bob Macmaster, a prison spokesman. +Five-speed manual transmission is standard on all but the UK-specification V6. This will come with a four-speed automatic, also available on the two-litre at extra cost. +"And I want to be in a utility where there isn't any problem with the regulatory commission with which it has to bargain for rate increases." Among the states generally deemed favorable to utilities are Florida, Indiana and Wisconsin. +The order came nine days after Sulpicio's Dona Marilyn ferry sank during a typhoon with about 500 people aboard. +In Enterprise, Clayton Metcalf sold a vacuum-type machine called a Nesbitt Bug-Catcher. +Traders said shares in financial and insurance sectors sold well, with some insurance stocks invigorated by takeover speculation. +For example, hospitals have many fixed costs for plant and equipment that do no decline as occupancy rates fall. +A broad majority of Americans favor federal financing for Olympic training, something the government and the U.S. Olympic Committee long have resisted, a Media General-Associated Press poll has found. +Major central banks came to the dollar's rescue Thursday in a united buying spree that stabilized the weakening currency. +In 1943, President Franklin D. Roosevelt announced the end of coffee rationing. +Mr. Fisher cautioned, however, that there are "uncertainties of the current economic climate which makes it difficult to predict with any degree of confidence what the consumer's attitude will be." +He said 10 other inmates remained unaccounted for in the riot that began Sunday at the overcrowded, Victorian prison. +Erratic in his orders to subordinates, he also alienated and eventually lost several of Dravo's most prized engineers. +The little Wilma Theater in Philadelphia plans six or eight small benefits this year, says Courtenay Wilson, managing director. +They claim Felipe Martinez Soriano, a former rector of Oaxaca's Benito Juarez Autonomous University, was illegally arrested. +"In failing to reflect what we have forgotten and what we have learned, it invites mischief, rebellion and anarchy. +"They've got some capital strains that make me wonder if they should be out there shrinking their capital base," said Paul R. Schlesinger, an analyst at Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette in New York. +Merrill Lynch has 47,000 employees. +Wall Street arbitragers speculated that KKR may be positioning itself to buy assets from Kroger in the supermarket chain's coming restructuring. +Separately, the company said it adopted a provision that limits directors' liability for breach of duty to their level of annual compensation in a given year. +I needed to borrow some money from my father. +The five justices raised the issue on their own, without being asked by lawyers in the case or by the Justice Department. +In a setback for the talks' timetable, Solidarity spokesman Janusz Onyszkiewicz announced Wednesday there was no hope of concluding an agreement before the Easter holidays. +Every piece of data in a vector picture is a line. +They purchase zero-coupon Treasuries now and pledge them irrevocably to the bonds. +The army spokesman said he had worked at the farm and and was angry about not receiving back pay of 170 shekels, about $100. +One dike was built on a street just a block from Fargo City Hall. +Ryazanov hailed Mikhail S. Gorbachev as "the most humane leader" in the Soviet Union in decades. +The Greek Orthodox, traditionally more leftist, are pro-Syrian. +Hazelwood was the only officer on board with such a license when the accident occurred, and he wasn't on the bridge. +They were joined at midday by workers at the Texaco Refinery owned by Exxon Corp., and truck drivers. +MCI estimates that the small, emergency microwave dishes it has installed in Illinois cost about $60,000 per customer. +Members were informed that unless the scheme won their 'full and wholehearted' support, 'we risk the scheme falling into disrepute and increase the threat of legislation'. However, Tradelink's Mr Gates is not yet aware of the scheme. +Only 0.2 percent employ more than 500 people, Jarventaus said. +"For the first time since this thing began, I'm beginning to believe we can beat it. +Meanwhile, exports jumped from 83 billion cigarettes in 1981 to 142 billion last year. +Retailers initially laughed at the idea. +It tried to deal with the elusive owner and eventually served a Repairs Notice in 1988, requiring him to do the necessary work. +At Simon & Schuster, Ms. Evans was president of the trade book division. +It's not a threat at all." Baker said the union was willing to return immediately to the bargaining table "as long as it's not another charade," referring to the six days of talk Requested port out of service. +But neither of the actors who has had to taste it has liked tuna, which is why the hidden half of the sandwich is purposely made only with butter. +"I wasn't a big fan. +Attorneys for a 15-year-old allegedly impregnated in a gang rape plan to appeal a court ruling upholding a law that bans Medicaid funding for abortions. +The latter might be a possibility now for Jeff Harnar, a 30-year-old, baby-faced baritone who has gathered rave reviews since the debut last July of "Carried Away," his show celebrating the lyrics of Betty Comden and Adolph Green. +The new Farm Credit System Assistance Board said it has given the insolvent Federal Land Bank of Jackson, Miss., $25 million in short-term assistance. +One dealer estimated that the Soviet Union may need to buy as much as an additional 400,000 tons. +Mr. Senchagov has no affection for the former Soviet dictator, revealing that one of his own uncles was murdered in a Stalin purge. But, he says, Stalin's monetary policy is worth emulating. +New details emerged about the coup. +Ads for the directorship of Texas' new lottery generated 650 responses. +What he is celebrating is what he calls "blind replication," as in the way DNA duplicates itself. +He quit the show to co-star with Eddie Murphy in the movie "Coming To America." The trial opened Monday of four left-wing extremists charged in the slaying of Georges Besse, president of the state-owned Renault auto company. +Mr. Nakasone's cuts in direct taxes, both personal and corporate, could indeed help damp the rising unemployment rate and boost the flagging Japanese economy. +"If he's going to be a really great leader, then we need to educate him and educate him now," said Noreen Brodeur-Routhier. +Operating profit from aircraft engines slightly trailed the year-earlier level as higher margins failed to offset a revenue drop that was attributable to a now-settled strike against a French partner of GE's, the company said. +"One shouldn't be too euphoric," cautioned a German banker with close ties to South Africa. +Mr. Lucas is also hoping to promote juggling and running as a new popular sport, called "joggling." +The tradeoffs are stark. +The comments came as Chrysler introduced its 1990 cars, including a new Imperial, a nameplate asbent for seven years. +Manila was closed. HONG KONG again set a record closing peak, although late profit-taking had wiped out much of the day's gain. +The report was attributed to a senior Reagan administration official, who wasn't identified. +Meanwhile Neuhold and the Montpellier Philharmonic showed how much delightful, romantic orchestral writing there is in Sigurd The title-role was sung by Chris Merrit. +He said he had only three children during his marriages, but has fathered 11 illegitimate children. +He also said in the objection that some names of known Maine customers were missing. +Although many substances have killed the AIDS virus in test tubes, they have proved unworkable as a treatment for humans. +Michel Aoun, the Christian leader, wants the Syrians out before political reform. +Almost 47,000 Yemenites, nearly the entire Jewish community, were brought to Israel as part of "Operation Magic Carpet." +Some 1,030 familes evacuated a 10-block area around Love Canal in 1978 and 1979. +Jurors awarded the series a Gold Baton, the highest honors in the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Awards, for outstanding documentaries aired during the year ending in June. +'After all, electronic transactions will reduce bank costs and the benefits should be shared therefore with the customer.' AT&T has tried to break down techno-fear by making the user's experience more stimulating. +Ohio - One of the best Republican hopes for a gubernatorial pickup is this contest between Republican George Voinovich and Democrat Tony Celebrezze to succeed Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste. +To put me in my place, my chief tormentor, a boy who could become enraged by my use of precise English, snatched my unacceptable cap from my head and threw it on the tracks as we waited for the train. +They will save and invest for the future. +Haute cuisine was a matter for the noble houses. +She was naked and apparently had been raped, they said. +At this time, we know that no one can be alive," Vardkes Artsruny, a deputy prime minister of Armenia, said in an interview Friday. +The bank said the rights will be available for stock of record Sept. 9 and will terminate Sept. 30. +Although Mr. Currey attempted to rally employees behind his plans to revamp Greyhound, his efforts crumbled amid bitterness over the company's contract offer earlier this year. +"The formal safety defect investigation has been opened to prepare for a possible government-ordered recall," the safety agency said in announcing the inquiry. +No one would contemplate developing a field for 10p a barrel and this is the future life-blood of the North Sea,' Mr Laidlaw said. +"Americans lead very closed-in lives," he says. +With many rural districts yet to report ballots, election officials estimate support for Christian Democrats fell an average five percentage points statewide. +Prison officials said Matheney was released from the light-medium security CIC to the custody of his mother, Martha Matheney, Saturday morning and his freedom was supposed to be limited to the Indianapolis area. +In addition, some of the service's 249 forecasting offices do better than others, the newspaper said. +It is a familiar picture of Indochina's refugees. +Executives from McDonald's, Burger King and Domino's pizza said they had implemented programs to ensure that young employees do not work in violation of federal law. +The maximum penalties, which Mr. Head says are absolutely out of the question, are a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. +In Vermont, former Gov. Richard Snelling is favored to regain the office he gave up six years ago and return that state to Republican control. +ABC is restoring the television series "Moonlighting" to its schedule after a four-week hiatus, but the program is moving to Sunday, according to a network statement. +Democratic Rep. Robert Matsui of California agrees: "The budget process has rendered three-quarters of the committees in Congress irrelevant." +Vixen Hill sought an exemption from George White, architect of the Capitol, who controls the garden. +They were identified only as Mr. and Mrs Gray by U.N. officials at the airport. +The prime minister, who won a third four-year term Oct. 29, condemned what he called unfounded press reports accusing political figures or their family members of corruption. +On a more scholarly note, the weekly Livres-Hebdo counted 205 books on the Revolution to be published before the celebration is over. +Television executives said the FCC rules change is likely to result in networks playing a much larger role in merchandising campaigns. +Authorities have executed as many as 80 people in a single day. +Followers of Christian Science refuse medicine or other health care on the belief that true understanding of God acts as a cure. +When asked about a flock of ostrich-like birds called rheas with bloodied legs, which Osting said probably were injured during transport, Castner replied that the USDA also doesn't regulate birds or reptiles. +These new businesses provide jobs for Koreans and provide a certain joy to people's lives while raising their standards of living. +As we plunge into the chilly cavern, three gray blurs whiz by. +CBS News will follow the president's Sept. 5 announcement of his anti-drug strategy with a solid week of attention to America's tragic habit. +"The United States is a nation blessed with the highest per capita income. +The West Bank and Gaza Strip were closed, and thousands of extra police and soldiers were deployed. +He said the roughly 50 students registered in Moscow and 19 in Leningrad will be taught by dissidents who have advanced degrees in physics, mathematics, language, literature and theology. +'Developing countries have to compete for foreign investment. Many are trying to make their investment climate more attractive than others. +Vietnam says it withdrew 50,000 troops last year, leaving another 50,000 in Cambodia. +The group said Portec agreed to contact it about these matters, but no response had yet been received. +Her mother has arranged for the convent school girl to marry Gercourt, an older man who will take only a virgin as his wife. +"We are selling seat inventory that might otherwise go unsold, and the American consumers get a bargain they haven't seen in years," he said. +The Commerce Department said new single-family homes were sold at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 658,000 units last month, following an increase of 1.1 percent in April. +Foul-mouthed students will be punished for unsavory utterances or offending epithets scrawled on lockers under a policy designed to stifle an outbreak of schoolyard name-calling. +Glaxo Holdings, which posted a 27 percent increase in pretx profits for the six months through Dec. 31, gained 1 to 25. +But this episode proves to be a false alarm, as do many others during a reporter's recent two-night stint aboard Coast Guard planes patrolling the Caribbean. +During the five days the House worked on the measure, lawmakers added several amendments that are likely to face strong opposition in the Senate and, if they survive there, in the courts. +He said Sharma, 47, "has an extraordinary, almost hypnotic power over people and was Svengali to Jenny Seagrove" for half their four-year marriage. +Westinghouse has taken $2.6 billion in pretax charges this year as a result of loan losses in its credit unit. +Lefebvre rejected a last-minute appeal by Pope John Paul II before elevating the bishops. +For instance, an "absolute auction" means the property will be sold to the highest bidder regardless of price, while an auction with "reserve" means the owner can reject even the highest bid. +For years, M.B.A.s could use their first-year summer to sample a city, field or employer with impunity, confident of being presented with a choice of job offers the next year. +Still, there is a limit to what can be achieved, as long as sovereign nations want to supervise the activities of banks under their jurisdiction in their own way. +IN Bomford Turner's yard the stack of stillages is going higher and wider. Pat's mountain, it is called: a pile of metal cages mounted on pallets. +Well, I can't dismiss statistics any longer. +Curtis and Ethel Justice, distant relatives of Effie Justice who lived next door to the church, said they had planned to attend the funeral but changed their minds when it began to rain. +"The triumph of the revolution requires unity, severe discipline and a spirit of sacrifice. +It prompted speculation she might feel forced to shelve any plan to call a general election next year, a year before her third five-year term expires. +Quinn, speaking in Chicago, said precipitation over Lakes Michigan and Huron since 1965 has exceeded the average for the 20th century. +Mortgage lenders such as the Halifax and Abbey National may appear to have been largely unscathed by recession in the housing market. +"We have protested his detention and the fact that we were not notified," said Kwakye. +The yield fell to 8.55% from 8.59%. +The new rules continue to require that payments for other obligations be made into a specially designated account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, to be held "for the benefit of the Panamanian people." +"It was the wish of his wife Eliette Mouret and his daughters, Isabelle and Arabelle, that the ceremony be held without a furor in a small circle of relatives and friends," the spokesman said. +A $15.8 million investment turned into a $131 million loss. +Now, however, there is a 724-page book on the history of the Senate, made up of speeches by former Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va. +U.S. launches have been scarce since the space shuttle Challenger and two major unmanned rockets exploded in 1986. +"He supplied us with information that there may be a kidnapping. +Survivors include his wife, four children and several grandchildren. +"There are so many things I want to do that I don't think there will be enough time left in my life to do them all," the 67-year-old Democrat said. +There is talk of forming a "suppliers' committee" to cut off or cut back sales to Mideastern states of nuclear, chemical, biological and conventional weapons and weapon components, especially missiles. +The spokesman wouldn't estimate the cost of retooling the Scarborough plant or the production volumes for the new model. +Honeybee Inc. said its controlling holders received a second bid for their 75% stake in the women's-apparel retailer. +The owners of Ms. magazine say reader response to their plans to resurrect the publication without advertising was strong enough to proceed, but they have delayed its reappearance until late July. +They had been lost since the previous Monday, state police said. +Both statements were interpreted by traders as bullish for grain prices. +Three-wheeled taxis droned in and out of traffic, fouling the air with pungent white exhaust. +Smithkline Beckman rose 1 to 54 after signing an agreement with a British firm for the development and marketing of a new treatment for arthritis. +Both Smiths, no relation to Roger Smith, had financial backgrounds. +Cerezo referred to criticisms of Duarte's 1984-1989 term as president but said, "I think the magnitude and value of his work still has not been fully appreciated." He "gave his life for the cause of all democrats of Latin America," Cerezo said. +Then came the biggest shocker of all: he won. +The union's suit, which its lawyer says will be prepared in a few weeks, will probably accuse United Technologies and Pratt & Whitney of violating racketeering laws. +The charges against Barbie included the roundup and deportation of French Jews _ including 44 children _ to concentration camps in Germany. +Two other CIA operatives with code names "Lebanon" and "Saul" were stationed in the Texas School Book Depository and the County Records Building overlooking Dealey Plaza, the assassination site, he said. +A police officer speaking on condition of anonymity would only say five bodies were found. +Some Smith Barney officials also were surprised at the speed with which the agreement was reached. +Ms. Walker said the response was overwhelming, and this tomato flourished again in friendly gardens. +Computer Automation Inc. posted a net loss of $2 million for its fourth quarter ended June 30, largely because of a drop in revenue in two defense-related programs. +He just never has," Mr. Horowitz says. +Temex, a Houston-based energy concern, sought an unspecified amount in excess of $1.5 million in the court action. +Still, no one expects IBM's rivals to deliver a knockout. +Merieux manufactures animal and human vaccines. +Buyers say the increases, though modest, bolster the odds that steelmakers will succeed in maintaining current prices through year end. +Most Polish people traveling between West Germany and West Berlin won't be allowed to stop in East Germany, he said. +In Bonn, Kohl strongly urged passage of the declaration recognizing Poland's western border, although he acknowledged that the move was painful for some Germans. +Investor Harold Simmons again proposed acquiring the chemicals unit of NL Industries Inc. while leaving NL's petroleum services unit as a public company. +That's wonderful, but at some point there have to be some payoffs," said Sidney Heller, an analyst with Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. +Mr Barrett also estimated that TSB's pre-tax profits last year were Pounds 80m, compared with a Pounds 47m loss in 1991 and a 1990 profit of Pounds 312m. TSB also considered spinning off its poor quality loans into a separate 'bad bank'. +(9) "Murder, She Wrote," CBS, 16.2, 14.6 million homes. +That figure is a compromise between the Senate, which approved an open-ended appropriation, and the House, which sought to limit reimbursements to $6.8 billion. +The Valdez was towed 2,500 miles from Alaska, where it caused the nation's worst oil spill in March. +Kim Young Sam and the other main opposition leader, Kim Dae Jung, ended an uneasy coalition of anti-government forces in September when they failed to agree on which of them would be the Reunification and Democracy Party's nominee for president. +The statement said a fifth serviceman, Staff Sgt. Michael Grasta, had been examined by medics at the scene of the explosion. +"Municipal bond yields have gone up more than U.S. Treasury bonds in the last week, yet the fundamentals in the municipal market are still positive," said Mr. Feldstein of Merrill Lynch. +But the statement shows that the administration is going to begin working more actively to counter criticism that it has increased market jitters by failing to put the federal budget in order. +He has six loaded shotguns in the small trailer where he lives and he carefully locks his doors. +Election officials have ordered all campaigning to cease at midnight in order to establish calm. +And I think we're going to send the kind of help that in the long run will be most beneficial to them. +The State Department in March reported to Congress that the PLO was adhering to its commitment renouncing terrorism. +The rebels will confer Wednesday with members of Congress about possible future steps. +Mr. Roh argues that the car's price in Korea must be "considerably lower than Mr. Gephardt has propagandized. +LIVESTOCK and MEATS: Prices of most cattle futures contracts settled slightly higher as traders began to take to the sidelines in anticipation of a government survey of feedlots, which is slated for release tomorrow. +For the moment, that leaves Community Development Block Grants and the Section 8 rent-subsidy program, both administered by the city government. +The SEC also noted that the next day, La Branche opened Atlantic Richfield $10 higher than its Oct. 19 close, while buy orders outnumbered sell orders by only a small amount. +Limited is a Columbus-based specialty retailer. +Net earnings are seen rising 24 percent to 80 billion yen, or $559 million, from 64.4 billion yen. +Fourth, there is a tendency toward exaggerated pessimism in much of what we read and hear. +Neither the law nor a companion bill passed Feb. 28 by the Supreme Soviet allows the unrestricted buying and selling of land, as many progressives had wanted, although the Law on Land allows peasants to bequeath the plots they till to their children. +Once the Oresund link is up and running, the trip will take 25 minutes. +A review of last week's events shows that instructions were tentative concerning whether the U.S. would forcefully take Gen. +Strutt & Parker in Edinburgh is asking for offers over Pounds 1.35m. +Still others are just bored by the current crop of candidates. +Supernovas are dying stars that blow up and eject matter in all directions. +Rogers Cablesystems, a cable television operator, said it is evaluating when it will proceed with a cash merger to acquire the remaining 58,000 Class A shares outstanding, which are held by fewer than 300 shareholders. +Last July a bill was introduced in the House that permits such deductions over 14 years. +A magistrate who believes the legal drinking age should be lowered skirted sentencing rules to let a group of underage drinkers off the hook. +However, Symington said that in at least one case retail competitors tipped authorities off to the blue law violation. +At the time, Ortho was Monoclonal's largest customer. +"Virgin's strategy of investment for long-term growth, with its effects on short-term profitability, has had an adverse effect on its share price," Mr. Branson said. +But after a $82.1 million net loss last year, analysts predict that MCorp's loan problems are continuing to swell and further losses are expected this year. +For investors still remaining in the market, the belief that they are more vulnerable to program trading becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy: Program trading so influences their investment decisions that it gives program trades even more momentum. +George Rock, a trumpet player and vocalist best known for his recording of "All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth," had died at the age of 68. +We try to beat the devil on every call," said Calvin Haupt, an emergency medical technician here. +This will increase household incomes and stimulate the economy,' said Mr Hosokawa. The Bank of England provided the UK money market with Pounds 750m of late, unspecified assistance. +Salomon estimates IBM generates $2.5 billion of cash flow a year, so IBM could finance the buy-back out of a year's cash flow without hurting its cash position, he said. +Q.P.L. executives weren't available for comment. +It runs out at the end of 1996. For the commercial companies offering a total of 140 radio services on both AM and FM the challenge is different and larger. +"The uncertainty level has increased by several orders of magnitude," said a U.S. banker here. +Two policemen _ a Serb and an ethnic Albanian _ were buried in two Kosovo villages while police kept guard with Soviet-made T-55 tanks. +The evacuees were taken to three nearby churches. +Section 8 certificates, a type of quasi-voucher program already in existence, have allowed many poor people to choose where they want to live, with limited restrictions. +"This is the way to go," the committee's chairman, Sen. Edward Kennedy (D., Mass.), said in an interview. +The would-be vendor is American Brands, the diversified US consumer products group that is American Tobacco's parent. Both BAT and American Brands are keen to complete the deal. +TOY-STORES ACCOUNT: Lionel Leisure, Philadelphia, awarded the creative portion of the ad account for its Lionel Kiddie City and Lionel Playworld toy stores to Ketchum Advertising, Philadelphia. +At times, banks must send more funds over the Fed wire than they have on deposit with the Fed for the financial system to function smoothly. +He has targeted the Latin population by speaking Spanish in television ads. +The company had an average of 16.4 million shares outstanding in the most recent quarter, up from 13.1 million a year earlier. +Wade and gain back what we have lost." +Many believe Monsanto will manage to pull it off. Wall Street analysts believe some of its new products could be blockbusters. +Last Spring, Mr. Stern says, Chase officials told him in a meeting they would call in his loans at the earliest legal date. +It is scheduled to blast off again in November. +The carrier's load factor, or the percentage of seats filled, declined to 59% from 65.6% a year earlier. +Your roofer must decide whether your new roof can be applied directly over the old one. +Each scene starts as close to the end as possible. +She cajoles people who look but don't drop quarters in the slots. +"My father's enemies are within UNO," wrote Mrs. Chamorro's eldest daughter, Claudia. +Lacking sufficient capital, United must lease rather than purchase badly needed new aircraft. +If the talks collapse, the U.S. could retaliate. +In asking for more reports than they can read, congressmen have proven they are way out of their depth, but haven't the sense to move to shallower water. +Though the TILs may benefit the patient, the gene being transplanted will not attack the melanoma. +As of June 30, the thrift had assets of $198.6 million, deposits of $162.1 million and stockholders' equity of $20.4 million. +Traders said the action among bonds with short and intermediate maturities revealed investors' expectations that the Fed will ease monetary policy after the Oct. 4 release of September employment figures. +But Ken Burdette, manager of Anchorage International Airport, said no airline had canceled or diverted flights because of the ash, which can damage or shut down aircraft engines. +The Johnston woman was given custody of her children and her husband was given visitation rights. +Each of the half-dozen biggest prep races for the three-year-olds had a different winner, and other entries also can boast impressive credentials. +Apart from a short taxi ride at each end there was no sense whatever of having travelled. +Cuts will come from all operations, included about 2,300 salaried employees who will be taken off the payroll. +Earlier, in Hong Kong, gold fell 86 cents to close at $368.46. +Reaction from the tobacco and alcohol industries was predictably negative. +Van Eck frequently raises controversial issues not discussed in the mainstream of white political debate. +"We have continued to see quantum and sustained improvement in our operations. +William Keating, who served on the American Continental board, has said he attended only two board meetings. +Representatives of the cartel's 13 members are expected to make another attempt at negotiating a package of production cutbacks in order to support prices. +Army sources initially said there was evidence Hatham could have been killed by guerrillas, but later agreed with the suicide theory. +This was From the House of the Dead, arguably the most suited to concert performance. +In the 1986 primary, Payne contended that it was time a minority candidate represented the largely inner-city district. +Russian participants were Russky Sakhar, the Eastern European Company and Prodimpex. Officials said trading would be based on the electronic board system, and not open outcry as planned initially. +The statement was issued after Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir deplored the shooting and expressed condolences to the victims and their families. +It reported that drilling on the Corona property in northern Peru points to 'good mineralisation' at a depth of 400 metres. +One, labeled "war" in red print, had horns, an angry snarl and a knife in its side with drops of blood coming from it. +In Gonaives, about 105 miles northwest of the capital, peasant organizations said small rice and bean farmers backed Aristide. They said army officers met with city leaders to try to turn voters against Aristide. +Management had a small number of shares. +Whether the Democrats will go along is unclear. +The National Transportation Safety Board, ending its inquiry into the May 1988 head-on collision that killed 24 children and three adults aboard a Kentucky church bus, adopted a long list of recommendations for federal and state officials Tuesday. +'Long live the King.' +Erwin H. Billig, executive vice president and chief operating officer, was named president of this maker of custom engineered parts and specialty products for industry. +He flies in whole teams to play special tournaments. His horses are said to have air-conditioned stables. Britain has a battalion of Gurkhas stationed in Brunei. +So to avert ceding further control to the cable group, the company needs an infusion that would enable it to reduce and restructure its current $1.4 billion debt load. +Total volume in these five major steels came to around 475 million shares, or a whopping 56% of the total day's trade. +The company said it hoped agreement could be reached to allay the government's major concerns, but that it would need time to study the report before commenting further. +Boothe Financial Corp. said it bought nine Robert Half and Accountemps offices in seven states, for about $10 million in cash and notes. +"A stewardess got a suction line from the medical kit while I tried artificial respiration. +If it can't, I don't know what a board of directors is for. +The two biggest are congestion in the skies, because of inadequate air traffic control systems; and crowded airports. +The built-in memory points out when the cartridges's effective life is ending. It can be found in most good kitchen and department stores. +The American later was reported in a hospital after he was shot in the hand. +By midafternoon, however, oil had recovered its early losses. +He is optimistic about repossessions this year, however, because lenders are doing more to help customers manage their finances. 'The building societies and other lenders have achieved a truly remarkable reduction in the number of likely eviction cases. +But a few nagging voices have questioned whether injuries to 34 Israeli civilians and police, minor injuries at that, justified shooting that left 19 Palestinians dead and more than 140 wounded at a site also holy to Moslems. +The agency also says hundreds of thousands of clown dolls are being recalled because they pose a choking hazard. +He hopes to merge the exchange's robust financial division with its obscure but politically powerful agricultural sector as early as October. 'It's time to harmonise the agenda of the exchange,' he says. +Palestinians doctors said the bullet was fired at close range. +The level of violence, the men imply, is about what you would find on a New York subway at rush hour: plenty of bumping but no fatalities. +The banner has become the symbol of many informal groups seeking greater autonomy or Ukrainian independence. +In August, Justice Department lawyers began informally interviewing petroleum industry executives to seek explanations for the steep rise in gasoline prices since Iraq invaded Kuwait Aug. 2. +Unisys's stock closed at $5 a share, unchanged, in late trading on the New York Stock Exchange. +"So they decided to take the market by surprise rather than have a long, drawn-out public debate." +The current account gap widened to #1.49 billion from #1.32 billion but was also below expectations of a #1.6 billion deficit. +Do you have to use 150 mice or can you get by with 50?"' Federal law protects dogs, cats and monkeys but excludes reptiles, amphibians, mice, rats and rabbits. +The company would have reported a loss were it not for a change in pension plan accounting that produced an operating gain of Y669m. Sales for the year were down from Y166bn to Y165.2bn. +But the four rural telephone groups, despite differences in their members' interests, have closed ranks against the administration's assault on "profane profits" at many REA borrowers. +Regalado had initially pleaded innocent, but on Thursday he told U.S. District Court Judge Edward B. Davis he wanted to change his plea to guilty of importing cocaine. +Contrary to some of the statements in the article, the Charles H. Gay Shelter does have nurses, doctors, activities and treatment. +It did not say whose name was on the license or identify the guerrilla. +We also want to take you behind the scenes and explain the process by which decisions are reached on how the Journal should be improved. +As of mid-June, it had roughly #1 billion in cash and short-term investments. +"It's in the hips," confided Jackie Eastman, 11, of Penasquitos, who got a hoop for her birthday March 9 and already can twirl it for 10 minutes at a stretch. +Theoretically, this means that the company has to make an extra payment into the pension scheme to buy the additional benefits. +While the consent decree bars the seven regional companies divested from American Telephone & Telegraph Co. from selling long-distance service, the phone concerns have been lobbying hard for permission to enter the business. +"Wildlife can't survive in bits of formal parkland _ it needs wild places as well," he said. +A congressional committee and the Food and Drug Administration are conducting separate investigations into allegations that serious side effects haven't been reported among some infants in the use of Virazole, a drug marketed by ICN Pharmaceuticals Inc. +Foreign countries that rely on imports of corn and other coarse grains are getting edgy about the global supply and price outlook for the year ahead, an Agriculture Department analysis says. +Only a handful of companies are willing to discuss their bonus plans, but ad agencies say dozens more have put such programs in place. +Wolke, real estate agent Boyd Harris, Home Telephone Co. manager Bill Berray and Times-Journal newspaper Editor Mac Stinchfield decided they had had enough of watching their town die. +Yet Sinn Fein, the terrorists' political wing, is wriggling. +And three, the Centaur people were not very worthy." Centaur, which has sought a shareholder meeting in the absence of a meeting with the Pennwalt board, claims the partnership gained enough support to have a shareholder meeting called. +Experts blew up the bomb. +An initial inspection after recovery ships retrieved the rockets indicated they were in excellent condition, officials reported earlier. +But some companies are getting around that by pairing older directors who may be poor risks with younger, healthier board members. +But he confused Hopkins, Dickinson and George Clinton of New York, said Irma B. Jaffe, a retired Fordham University professor and Trumbull scholar. +According to Conyers, the memo listed a number of problems including the Navy's failure to program all of the computers' complex function in a single computer "language" developed for sophisticated weaponry. +Thomas Ryan, a trader at Kidder Peabody, said futures-related buy programs played a part in the sharp rise as did an improved outlook for technology stocks and issues considered takeover candidates. +But far from being cowed, Palestinians are using what little leverage they have to strike back. +When American Continental, which is headed by Arizona businessman Charles H. Keating Jr., filed for protection under the bankruptcy law, it left some 22,000 small investors who had purchased nearly $200 million in corporate bonds in the lurch. +EC foreign ministers meet in Brussels: agenda includes EC-US relations. +But generally, they regard public debate as destabilizing and a possible threat to their hold on power. +We need foreign investment to speed up activity.' The reality for China is that even if a foreign company strikes it rich immediately, oil would not be flowing from the Tarim basin into the country's pipeline grid much before the end of the century. +The new coalition includes two nationalist parties, three religious ones, two one-man factions and a defector from Labor. +The army said the shootings were a "mistake." The troops opened fire when more than 5,000 unarmed civilians tried to march past the main Barclay Training Center army base to President Samuel Doe's residence. +Rail services from Uzbekistan have been halted, except for trains from Moscow. The chief aim of the proposed peacekeeping force is to dislodge the warring forces from the southern region of Kurgan-Tyube, where almost all the fighting has taken place. +The three auctions, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, made up the Treasury's third-quarter refunding aimed at raising cash to finance the federal debt. +She also carried a huge West German flag. +Shannon Shearer of Bucksport, Maine, said she was traveling to Spokane, Wash. +On the walls are pastoral farm scenes. +Elma Milotte, 81, died April 19 at the couple's home near Tacoma. +Honarmand said a state-chartered S&L in Missouri, which he would not further identify, would be placed under federal conservatorship later this year. +His maverick foreign policy created a new pride in a country accustomed to feeling like a poor cousin of the rich West. +Ronald K. Linde, Envirodyne's chairman and president, said "nothing they put on the table could be consummated in a manner beneficial to shareholders." +In much of the country, teachers did not show up for classes. +Vietnamese have sailed by the tens of thousands to ports of asylum in non-Communist southeast Asia since the Vietnam War ended in 1975, but only a handful had previously asked to go back. +Interior Ministry troops have been deployed in the region to try to contain the violence. +We are approaching the end of the meeting between the leaders of the Soviet Union and the United States of America, the fourth such meeting in three years. +Victims' relatives had complained of government insensitivity after the Lockerbie bombing. +He was barely 25. At Keats' death, the room in which he died was thoroughly disinfected to comply with papal government regulations. +Their fee income may not move up and down exactly in line with asset prices in world markets, but there is nonetheless a degree of correlation. +Because of weakness in the newspaper industry, newspaper executives complained that suppliers are unjustified in raising prices. +Seabrook officials decided Saturday morning that electrical feedback from the New England power grid could cause a section of the plant's turbine to vibrate beyond specifications, plant spokesman David Scanzoni said. +Higher interest rates do not help debtors, they further the economic welfare of creditors. +Wind gusted to nearly 40 mph at midday at Brownsville, but coastal residents were allowed to return to their boarded-up homes to begin cleaning up. +Authorities gave this account of the incident that occurred Sunday: Police detained Garcia Ramirez and Jesus Antonio Hurtado Burgos when they met the pilot and co-pilot of a Turbo Commander airplane that arrived from Cali, Colombia. +A magistrate Friday ordered six soldiers to stand trial on charges of attempting to overthrow President Yoweri Museveni. +Wall Street, too, traded on the news. +Xoma said CD5's side effects are manageable, and it is conducting Phase III of human trials of the drug. +Mr Blaikie says Sokkia now has about Pounds 4m-worth of a current Pounds 15m UK market. +The commission needs to set up training on racial and sexual harassment, as well as disciplinary measures, the report said. +However, maneuvering between Democrats and Republicans over Contra aid made the timetable unclear. +It says that the total market for mid-range transaction processing was worth Dollars 190m in 1992. But by 1995, Gartner Group says it will be worth Dollars 3bn worldwide. +On Monday, two partnerships calling themselves Razorback Acquisition Corp. said they plan to launch a hostile tender offer for the company for $20 a share, or $181.6 million for the shares they don't already own. +Seoul planners envision keeping 20,000 U.S. troops on the Korean peninsula. +"Finally someone came out," Evans said. "But she just stood there looking at my mother." Jones was taken into the emergency room a short while later, after family members and others in the waiting room placed her on a gurney, Evans said. +But until today's announcement, the pope had left it up to the Polish church to settle. +That makes him hot property in a part of the country where a booming economy and low unemployment have forced up wages and created a severe labor shortage for the dairy farmer. +Howe said he agreed with the foundation's conclusions that teachers should have more to say about such things, but not through collective bargaining by their unions. +They're not all plastic men. +The rest have all dropped below 8 per cent gross and have reduced rates by more than the seven-point base rate cut. Several societies were paying 14.5 per cent and over at the launch of their Tessa. +Most take part in 'beauty contests' for single-union deals. The main difference is in the leadership. +Hippenstiel-Imhausen resigned as head of the company a year ago and was arrested Oct. 5. +But it did manage to generate a fair share of controversy in this conservative Midwestern city. +A juvenile court mediator was asked by Superior Court Judge Richard Ibanez last week to make a recommendation in the case on April 18. +More than 10 years after he was fired from John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., Clifford Zalay gained vindication. +"I used to come here and go sunbathing in the back yard at number 45 because my mate Ian James used to live there," McCartney said Monday. +Almost to a man, officials here reject immigration as unfeasible, unthinkable or at best premature. +The bitter legal battle was spawned by the discovery of gold in 1989 in the wreck of the S.S. Central America, a luxury steamship that sank in 8,000 feet of water, 160 miles off the coast of South Carolina. +The budget includes money to hold seven sales of offshore oil leases; there have been none outside the Gulf of Mexico since 1984. +All five or six monkeys in a control group that were exposed to the virus without being vaccinated eventually developed the illness, he said. +He also has charged that Nelson, with his slogan "a new generation of leadership," is trying to pit young against old. +Above the taut new chicken wire we strung a battery-operated "hot" wire to keep out woodchuck and raccoon. +This, he said, would allow Chrysler to maintain its share of the U.S. market at about 14% to 14.2%. +More than 80 percent of the estimated 250,000 residents have fled. +Virtually blind, they live underground and burrow in a constant search for food, tubers and roots they find by stumbling upon them. +It did say the estrogen and progesterone market is growing rapidly in the U.S., with factory sales expected to reach $750 million within five years. +"They'll argue the point with you, but I say their aim has been to equalize competition. +Mr. Brady also was told that Mr. Greenspan was critical of the task force's less-controversial recommendation that clearing systems be unified. +Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's new right-wing governing coalition faced a Parliament vote of approval today that could end three months of political uncertainty. +Within the legions of economists employed by the Federal Reserve, for instance, almost every camp is represented. +Crafts' first trial in New London ended in a mistrial last year when one juror, after 17 days of deliberations, held out for acquittal. +"Basically, the fire is out, but there's always the possibility of something being buried that wasn't knocked out," said Larry Krieger, a fire department spokesman. +The 100-share index closed up 20.4 points at 1839.9 as trading was extended beyond the usual close to allow time to react to the budget speech. +Previously, that title was held by Chairman Robert F. Carney, 65 years old, who will retire from active involvement in the company in April but will remain a director. +He had frequently said in the past that he was going to leave but finally did it after Reagan. +"I love working," he once said. "I know I'll have a lot of time to rest and read my scrapbooks. +When Albrecht conducts, everything is exact and cool. +"This is a very good company," but "it is in a survival mode," he added. +He is not a combatant and he supports neither side in classic no-win situations. +"We know it's going to be difficult," said mission scientist Ted Gull. "But we're not giving up." The telescope lenses were covered for protection as ground controllers tried to get either of the problem computer terminals working. +The crowd that jammed the convention center, standing on the concrete floor to hear the president, interrupted his speech with frequent cheers and applause. +Acton said previously that a committee of its board would meet with a committee of the Sunstates board to discuss a merger. +Thrift operators complained loudly when he moved aggressively to curb what he saw as reckless practices. +More than 38 million Americans collect monthly Social Security checks totaling about $230 billion each year and another 4.1 million receive monthly SSI benefits totaling more than $14 billion a year. +Shapiro didn't return a telephone call seeking comment. +The department also cut its estimate of the Brazilian soybean harvest, which is about one-third complete, to 20 million metric tons from the 20.5 million metric tons it forecast last month. +To do so, some would have to turn off the taps. +"No, no to the traitors, no to peace without Islam," chanted the fundamentalists. +On this date: In 1804, the Louisiana Purchase was divided into the Territory of Orleans and the District of Louisiana. +In 1986, Kodak went further than most major U.S. companies in severing ties with South Africa. +The rate would return to 15.9% if the cardholder pays the bill on time for a year. +"Plans are in motion for the eventual removal of Allied Checkpoint Charlie. +In December, the dealer's owner, Ed Hendricks, sued Steinway on antitrust grounds. +Q. Since this is a declaration of war, why didn't the president come out and announce it himself? A. The declaration of war was set by Panama, not by the United States, so don't get that confused. +In 48 hours - and quite probably sooner - Mr John Major, the prime minister, will ask the Queen to dissolve parliament to pave the way for an April 9 election. +A handsome structure to house it stands empty in the grounds of Fahd's al-Yamamah palace in Riyadh. +Clements was first elected in 1978. +Von Wartenberg said West German subsidiaries of American companies, like Ford, General Moters and IBM, are actively looking for investment opportunities like major West German and other West European-owned firms. +Voyager 2, like its twin Voyager 1, is expected to return information to Earth for 25 or 30 more years before its plutonium power generators fail. +"Yes," she said. "I just realized the absurdity of it." Her testimony came one day after state Supreme Court Justice Harold Rothwax denied a defense motion to change Steinberg's plea to not guilty by reason of insanity. +WORKERS OF THE WORLD: When Teamsters chief McCarthy urged convention-going union members to "buy American," he was pulled away from the microphone for a moment. +Intelligent didn't spell out its plans for BizMart, but industry analysts say it is likely to use its stores as outlets for brand-name microcomputers it currently sells through its 1,000 franchise centers. +The notes had no collateral. +The worst Devil's Night came in 1984, when 810 fires were set during the three-day period. +Merck & Co., the nation's leading drug company, and E.I Du Pont de Nemours and Co. are joining forces to develop a new class of heart disease medicine under a research and marketing pact, the companies said today. +"It's incredibly complex and I don't expect the liquidators to have anything firm for some little while," the spokesman added. +"I attended a going-away party at noon and the only alcoholic beverage was consumed by the guest of honor. +Personal spending, up an estimated 4.5 percent this year, accounts for more than half of Japan's gross national product, or the total output of its goods and services. +In fact, the airplane buffs were 2,000 feet off the ground when they exchanged wedding vows Saturday in a Piper 310. +But the tires take such a beating when the shuttle lands from orbit that they are used only once. +Everything is falling in place and all we can do is hope for good results." The non-binding referendum _ a product of months of emotional campaigning _ would urge the state Legislature to legalize gambling in Gary. +Maybe they have simply grown blase at writing down problem loans. +But Wurzell's discovery piqued botanists' interest because of its unusual genesis _ its parents normally flower at different times of the year. +Takeover analysts in Europe said the strong B.A.T reaction marked the first time in recent memory such a large company had undertaken a massive restructuring in response to a takeover bid. +The central bank's decision to cut the compulsory cash reserve requirement for banks from 17 per cent of deposits to 2 per cent from November 1 should lead to further rate cuts. +Some of the new post-communism leaders of Eastern Europe, such as Czechoslovakia's highly respected Vaclav Klaus, are themselves Hayekians, but they must operate in a political environment. +A spokesman for Toyota said the company hasn't tried to block its dealers from selling cars and parts made by other companies in the past. +The leader of the seven-party resistance has vowed to make no peace with the Soviet-backed government in Kabul. +That was far above the performance of U.S. bonds, which produced a total return of 8.32% in that period, said Victor Filatov, a vice president at Morgan Securities. +The women then sat on the ground, blocking the entance to the U.N. office. +Greyhound drivers walked out March 2 in a dispute over wages and job security. +Richard Woodall, 28. Married with a one-year old child and another on the way. +Those three locals represent 14,400 of Catepillar's 17,500 UAW workers. +Back in 1967 when annual per-capita income was only $143, there weren't a lot of squawks about labor rights. +Bush acknowledged the difficulty of making his sanctions work. +In the West, a thunderstorm in northwestern Montana spawned a tornado near Shelby. +A longtime MCA holder says he buys and sells only about 20% of his several hundred thousand MCA shares. +Hong Kong and Singapore are rapidly becoming world telecommunications hubs, siphoning long-distance traffic from the U.S. +The two nations are expanding joint efforts to combat drug smuggling and discussing the possibility of sending Peace Corps volunteers to the Southeast Asian nation, officials say. +For Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied territories, the realization set in last weekend that, for a change, they may get exactly what many of them want: an Iraqi attack on Israel. +"We must recognize that the fate of the two superpowers is inseparable," Harkin said. "There is no U.S. security without Soviet security. +He says he sold at an average price of about $35 a share, giving him an indicated profit of more than $25 million. +I don't think they want control. +The improved tone on Wall Street and in the UK and continental European securities markets was reflected in a gain in shares of Reuters, the global financial information group. +The process costs California orange growers $8 million a year. +The question is what significant steps the powers will take, if any, toward buttressing the dollar. +It also says that "tensions and risks" remain, particularly those associated with the budget deficits. +Nobody noticed that flags were disappearing from Hackensack until police spotted two college fraternity brothers at the top of a flagpole. +Khamenei and Rafsanjani have adroitly outmaneuvered the radicals in recent weeks. +The utility holding company said the redemption is part of its effort to reduce its most expensive capital. +The state has targeted zero growth for capital construction investments in 1987. +Now there are over 12,000 users of the Callzone telepoint service offered by Singapore Telecom. +But analysts and insiders say his take-charge management style has helped him weather the battle. +The premise is that local businesses pledge jobs to high school graduates in exchange for school improvements such as a reduction in the dropout rate. +The special interests want to beat up Ronald Reagan until he bounces off the ropes and hits the mat. +Scharffenberger said several major factors remain to be settled, including a new labor agreement with the United Steelworkers of America, which he predicted will be forthcoming by January. +It has cut off water and electricity to the embassies. +But even at the low range, they said, discovery of the newer strain "suggests that eggs represent a greater share of the overall salmonellosis problem than has been appreciated." +Traders had been exiting that market since July 11, when the Board of Trade issued an emergency order requiring them to limit their holdings in the July contract. +Says Lyle Micheli, sports-medicine director at Children's Hospital in Boston, "This is something the medical community is going to have to address." +However, in anticipation of the May 31 sale of the Stillman Pontormo at Christie's, many Americans began to think for the first time that such restrictions might be a good idea here. +Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, in his opening address at the Apec meeting, reflected this growing feeling of isolation. +In 1986, Texas Air, also the corporate parent of Continental Airlines, took over Eastern, a large carrier that lost $182 million last year. +'For us, it doesn't matter,' he said. +An independent advisory commission last week issued a report recommending that Radio Free Europe be gradually phased out and its assets passed to VOA. +"We've got more liquidity than we've ever had, we have a much more attractive credit picture and we're in better shape to do a large acquisition now than we have been for the last 10 years," he said. +The commonwealth army, increasingly caught up in ethnic conflicts in the former Soviet Union, appeared to have struck a deal for the release of 10 officers held hostage by Armenian militants. +Cambridge NeuroScience Research Inc., a drug company focusing on neurological and psychiatric disorders, based in Cambridge, Mass., began trading under CNSI. +It's just that you're so good looking and nice. +One out of every four beers sold in the United States is a Budweiser, according to the company. +He and his cohorts settled on a dozen of us. +"We can only benefit from such cost-cutting." Technology Solutions is able to manage the risks of the systems integration business "because its 30 project managers average more than 20 years of experience," Mr. Beedie said in a telephone interview. +Lefebvre plans to consecrate four traditionalist bishops Thursday without papal permission, which the Vatican has said will result in automatic excommunication of those involved. +The SEC additionally accused him of sharing the information with a customer and a business partner who also traded in securities of companies mentioned in pre-release issues of the magazine. +IBM has shed 2,000 UK jobs in the past year and this year's 'few hundred' redundancies have already been announced. +I'm proud to say I'm an employee of Exxon." Exxon spokesman Doug Walt said the rally was organized by the employees. +They'd buy from Kodak, Cat Tractor, IBM, Boeing, and it would be the 1970s all over again. +Maine is one of five states where dummy Tomahawk missiles are flown in Navy test missions. +The general denied a coup was being planned and said Silva's charges brought dishonor to the armed forces. +But the soul-searching fund manager didn't know that when he watched Ajinomoto's share price soar on heavy volume in the half-day Tokyo session Saturday. +In the class action suit, Mr. Berger argued that the misleading statements in the advertisement violated securities law. +He presented copies of pages from an Earth First! publication that contained detailed instructions on these acts. +The objections in the letters mentioned here illustrate my point. +If the proposed rules become final, there is reason to believe that many of this country's most gravely ill citizens will benefit soon. +Japanese market professionals said trading began slowly, reflecting an underlying cautious approach. +Deputy District Attorney David Conn said he would prove that three men on trial killed Radin seven years ago on the orders of Miami cocaine dealer Karen Delayne "Laney" Greenberger, a co-defendant. +The UK's Marks and Spencer, still the highest-placed retailer in the 500, is unchanged at 22. There are, however, three new entries. +David Wilt, owner of Detection Alarms, said customers who asked for estimates three months ago are now calling back to buy home security systems. +Mr. Lehmann predicts municipal defaults this year will swell to $4 billion. +The three gunmen still at large included the gang's reported leader, the government news agency Notimex said. +It said option deliveries will be determined later, depending on the airline's ability to produce consistent earnings. +The quality of public programs deteriorated through most of the 1980s, largely because of aid cutbacks, the report said. +He moves from the CBI, where he has been working as southern regional director since late 1990. The UK Industrial Group was launched one year ago with the aim of lobbying central government to adopt a more interventionist attitude towards industry. +For now, this proliferation of parties, accompanied by propaganda and posturing, often obscures the pitfalls inherent in a Soviet pullout from Afghanistan. +"Spiegel Inc. executives told us that we could expect several million dollars a year in state sales taxes. +Koenen noted that just a few weeks ago, the 122-year-old Roebling Suspension Bridge, which spans the Ohio River in Cincinnati, was closed briefly after it began swaying under heavy pedestrian traffic following the Bengals-Seahawks football game. +It is hard-hitting _ in the tradition of Fleet Street, not Madison Avenue _ with pointed writing, vivid photographs, fold-out maps and offbeat humor. +In another action, the World Bank will provide Nigeria with $85.2 million to support the expansion of farm-research programs and the construction of rural roads and water-supply systems. +Gitobu Imanyara, who edits a monthly magazine often critical of the government, was charged with sedition Thursday and released Tuesday on $8,700 bond. +A student whose extraordinary memory has enabled him to memorize 35,000 digits of an equation _ and pick up a few bar bets along the way _ is the subject of a $157,000 federal study, a newspaper reported today. +Weinberger said the Soviet Union deciphered more than a million sensitive U.S. messages as a result of information from former Navy communications expert John Walker, who has pleaded guilty to spying. +Before the debates, some polls showed the Liberals in third place in the campaign and some political analysts were predicting that the party might cease to be a force in Canada's federal politics. +BT need not have fibre monopoly - indeed it is unlikely to have one, given the welcome investment by cable companies in competing urban fibre networks. +Mr. Lanham said the company is looking for potential sources of funds but doesn't know if it will be successful. +Several offshore funds, which aren't available to U.S. citizens, also were hamstrung. +Chevron's profit fell 47% in the first quarter, while Occidental Petroleum's earnings increased 31%. +I, for one, am eagerly awaiting a colorized "Casablanca." +Asked Wednesday about his sometimes contentious relations with Congress, Bush said he wanted to be "a healer" on the day before Thanksgiving. +To lenders, the most chilling part of this tale comes when Mr. Rhodes says: "This woman identified 14 people who worked with her on these scams. +In the third day of deliberations, the jury argued over whether the substance Barry was videotaped smoking from a pipe was really crack cocaine, or whether it was baking soda or sugar, the newspaper quoted jurors as saying. +Gold rose in London to a late bid price of $353.25 a troy ounce, up from $352.25 late Thursday. +One - approved by the Russian premier, Mr Viktor Chernomyrdin - would organise five model bankruptcies in key sectors. +Last Friday, dust from Redoubt shut down all four engines of a KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 747, causing the plane to plunge from 25,000 feet to 12,000 feet in 12 minutes before the crew could restart the clogged engines. +Occidental said it has used the funds to increase its cash and reduce a balance sheet receivable. Occidental's contract-renegotiation costs have been capitalized over many years. +What's more, growers of mushrooms and asparagus, two highly perishable crops, are looking at radiation. +The bill is liberalism reduced to mindless legalism: In the name of a high-sounding ideal, unleash lawyers and bureaucrats to inspect the most routine decisions of private society. +In the year-ago third quarter, McDonnell Douglas posted net income of $38 million, or 98 cents a share, on sales of $3.72 billion. +Shipping executives said the 325,000-ton Spanish supertanker Barcelona continued burning and "listing heavily,' two days after the Iraqi raid on the Larak, but the vessel had been beached and was not expected to sink. +This was incorrectly reported in Tuesday's edition of the Financial Times. +The property US slump of the late 1980s, though hurting Nashville more than other urban centres in the state, was not as devastating as that experienced by many other US cities - nor was the over-building as extreme. +The British want him returned to finish his prison term. +The record shows that I would not shift the view that I thought was right. +Therefore, if Likud retains its lead, it probably would be given first crack at forming a ruling coalition. +Sony closed at $28.125, up 37.5 cents. +Alexander Aguirre, Manila regional commander, said troops had raided 23 suspected rebel "safe houses" throughout the capital in an operation that began late Wednesday. +On Feb. 26, the nations agreed the land would be handed over to Egypt on Wednesday. +During her visit, Ms. Bhutto and Secretary of State James A. Baker III witnessed the signing of agreements providing for $465 million to help Pakistan finance housing, narcotics and education programs. +A plane carrying Gov. Mario Cuomo made an emergency landing at a small Pennsylvania airport early Sunday after occupants of the plane reported smelling smoke, a spokesman said. +The report, monitored in Bangkok, quoted the Laotian Communist Party daily newspaper, Pasason, as saying the arrests were needed to protect national law and order. +Catalyst Energy Corp. said Karibu Corp. offered to buy all of Catalyst's stock outstanding for $10 a share, or about $170 million. +"You're going to find a lot of people who say, `We knew that all along.' but if we really knew it why do we keep pouring money down the so-called rat holes?" he said. "We keep spending money on crime and violence. +It will finally let him pay off the longstanding tax debt that led to an 18-month imprisonment. +The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index closed 15.1 points, or 0.6 percent, higher at 2,375.1, a new 1989 closing high. +However, he went on, such a plan surely "will result in the same dynamics that have plagued banks and thrifts: mounting insolvencies, high premiums and increased capital requirements." +Which is why I, more than anyone else, hope the Gorbachevs make their plane Monday night." Not everyone will get press credentials. +If property was owned for more than a year, 5 percent of the profit would be excluded from tax. The excluded portion would increase by 5 percentage points each year, up to a maximum of seven years. +It's because our system has become far less democratic in practice tha in the textbooks. +So he will become the second horse to be retired from the department and be returned to his owner. +But the process of curbing it has brought new problems equally troubling the government, which showed through its violent suppression of a pro-democracy movement nearly a year ago that it values stability above all. +But the campaigning has been far less violent than in last year's presidential election. +April 7 _ NCNB announces that it would like a face-to-face meeting with C&S officials, but C&S continues to call the offer inadequate. +United said 109 people died, while the NTSB figures indicated a death toll of 111. +I like being the underdog because the underdog usually does well," he said. +So far, he has performed or supervised more than 5,000 ultrasound prostate examinations and has become one of the most enthusiastic advocates of the technology. +Many of you know or grow the pale yellow flowers of Rose Canary Bird which is so good in a pot or tub. +But the appliance maker said Friday it posted sales gains of 3.8 percent for the quarter and 4.9 percent for the year despite declining sales industrywide, capturing greater market shares in most product categories. +The government last Thursday filed lawsuits under a 1984 Internal Revenue Service law aimed at controlling money-laundering by requiring anyone conducting business to report cash transactions of $10,000 or more. +There's a hell of a lot more to come in margin improvement.' Unilever is also still ploughing a lot of effort into straightening out US businesses acquired in the 1980s. +Absentees at Amundsen are down significantly from a year ago when an average of 76 percent of students attended school on any given day, Tarvardian said. "Yesterday, we had 90 percent (attendance)," she said. +Now it says it wants to arrange a sale of the entire company. +According to William Orbe, an attorney at Grais & Richards, the escrow agents for the fund, as of Sept. 30 the fund amounted to $60.5 million. +But for circuits to get tinier and denser, experts expect X-rays, which have a shorter wavelength, will have to replace light as the source of illumination for future generations of chips. +Fleet's application was made despite its planned merger with Albany, N.Y.-based Norstar Bancorp, which could prevent it from operating a New Hampshire bank. +Bernice and Gerald Kittelberger were sentenced to two and one-third to seven years in prison for the death last August of 2-year-old Maurice West. +Declining issues were ahead of advancers by a margin of about 2 to 1, with 477 stocks rising, 959 falling and 477 unchanged on the New York Stock Exchange. +'People in hiding can play hard-ball,' says one UK accountant involved in this area. +He has put economic development before political liberalism and promoted economic reform. Mr John Reed, chairman of Citicorp, the biggest US bank, was the most recent financier to visit Kazakhstan last week. +Showers and thunderstorms were scattered from eastern Texas to the southern Atlantic Coast states. +One unfortunate development has been the discovery that in addition to the one defect identified in Caucasians, more than 40 other kinds of mutations in the cystic fibrosis gene can also cause cystic fibrosis. +Thunder Bay Detective Ron Arthurs, pursuing the tip, interviewed Ms. Bembenek on Wednesday at the restaurant where she had worked since July 23. +The Nikkei Stock Average closed at 32,805.92, down 223.89 points, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Monday. +About 1,000 people, mostly students, planned to demonstrate in front of the Capitol in Washington on Saturday to ask the U.S. government to support the Chinese students' actions. +Last year, the Reichmann's eased Campeau's debt burden from its Allied acquisition when they agreed to pay 450 million Canadian dollars ($354 million) for a 50% stake in a major Toronto office tower. +Volume on the Big Board came to 77.78 million shares at noontime, up from 71.38 million at the same point Tuesday. +But as befits the man who has been married for 28 years to the author of "Sex and the Single Girl," Mr. Brown, who recently turned 71, devotes most of his guide to the delicate matters of sex, the opposite sex and relationships between the sexes. +The 19-plane expansion, with the lease of an additional plane in 1990, will double Alaska Air Group's MD-60 fleet to 40. +An army news release said rebels opened fire with automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades on the military post guarding a San Salvador residential suburb southwest of the capital where many army officers live. +Speech-cutters, TelePrompter experts and other coaches will be located this year in rooms beneath the huge podium, a complex McCurry described as "where we make sausage." +The best sources don't speak English." +He is on trial in Frankfurt, West Germany. +The American Civil Liberties Union said the ruling by Wayne County Circuit Judge John Gillis was confusing but apparently means some surrogate contracts are valid in Michigan, where the nation's most active surrogacy lawyer practices. +It said firefighters had the new blaze under control and it was expected to burn out within hours. +Both are about the same age, and both are up-and-coming professionals. +But some critics of the paper have demanded that party members stick rigidly to Communist policy in public statements. +It is sometimes estimated that illegal immigration brings the annual total to 1 million. +Since 1980, annual sales have doubled to $21.4 billion. +Like all candidates, Ms. Uemura wore white gloves and a large carnation in her lapel. +The company says it has sold $170 million of real estate over the past nine months, but many deals fell through and had to be renegotiated. +The decisive vote came on the first amendment, when the Jackson forces sought to append their basic budget plan to the Democratic blueprint. +City Finance Director Elizabeth C. Reveal said Tuesday that the city owes about $36.7 million to its vendors, and may withhold another $30 million until the fiscal crisis is solved. +The production makes you feel less like a theatregoer than a student. At the Gate Theatre, W11. Ends February 5. +After all, he's one of them. +He said the concussion blew him off his seat, and slag shattered his crane window. +He is survived by a brother, Richard A. Moore, who was a special counsel to Nixon. +The signing was conducted over the telephone by the president and prime minister Saturday. +But one worry is that even if this forecast is right, the stocks might not do well in 1988 if investors are generally bearish. +SG Warburg - ditto, hitting corp finance revenues -7.5 5. +Particularly inspired, the Jackson schedulers believe, is a boat trip tomorrow down the Monongahela River, passing mile after mile of abandoned steel mills. +By an 8-0 vote Wednesday, the justices said employees can use statistical evidence to prove that some subjective decisions made by their employers violate federal law. +Moreover, Mr. Usher noted that compared with other major steelmakers, U.S. Steel has a relatively small number of shares outstanding, some 51 million, providing higher potential per-share payoffs as the economy improves. +Some analysts also are trimming the size of the harvest in Brazil. +It was the only category in which she was a finalist. +Mobs had stormed the embassies by crashing trucks through gates or scaling walls. +'This site is no good, the mud builds up, and then the animals just sink,' he says. +Airplanes can keep flying after all. +The main contributions to these results came from the successful floatations of the shareholdings I-D Media AG and TePla AG. +Dissatisfaction by many union members dates back to 1985, when the unions agreed to a two-year wage freeze and took one-time bonuses instead. +To do either would be to divorce us from the greatest concentration of gross national product and values that reenforce the security of the U.S. +It was about 60 percent contained Sunday after having burned at least 3,477 acres in five days, according to forest spokesman Ed Christian. +Wonder says he wrote the song himself before the pair composed their song. +Mr. Rosenthal said at the hearing that because of contingent liability on the part of Cambrian & General stemming from those lawsuits, a liquidation appears unfeasible under British law. +Alexander E. Barkan, longtime head of the AFL-CIO's political action committee, has died, the labor federation announced Friday. +Some critics contend that the Soviets may have more sites than the 128. +Twelve people were wounded in the attack. +"Clearly it's a new ball game," Hagen said. "It's going to be an interesting story that's not going to go away." But Singh's challenge may only be an effort to appear sympathetic to his new constituents, some observers said. +"If you look back (at the consumer-price index) over the last 10 years, some of the payments would have skyrocketed," says Brian Chappelle, senior director for residential finance at the Mortgage Bankers Association. +Flattens but points slightly downwards; a bit depressing. +"The traditional delivery system for credit to small business has been the banking system," Mr. Breeden said in an interview last week, outlining proposals he plans to make formal shortly. +Bush presented the horseshoe plaque to Gorbachev at dinner that night. +He said a "limited number" of cable operators already have signed contracts to offer the Travel Channel. +"The purchase price is approximately $650 million higher than the Coastal Corp.'s tender offer, which our directors determined as inadequate and advised our stockholders to reject," he said. +I do not believe that you, the people of Iraq, want war. +Oil prices plunged across the board and around the world, partly because of misguided expectations about the outcome of OPEC's weekend committee meetings in Madrid. +Most eat things like romaine lettuce and bananas, but the large milkweed bug prefers sunflower seeds and raw peanuts. +But rural lawmakers called the bill another blow to the declining tobacco industry. +The possibility of becoming part of European Union is measured in decades. An independent Ukraine today exists in a vacuum. +Anyone who tired to leave the village was checked and often harassed first by Serbian guards, then by the federal army, and then by the Croats. +A 12-hour necropsy was done to determine what caused the rhino to die. +Serbia has claimed the post should go to its candidate since the largest of Yugoslavia's six republics has not had a premier in 22 years. +"It was not a clocked situation, but the officer determined they were driving at a greater speed than is prudent for the traffic conditions," Wolfgang said. +Reagan said he would be "deeply disappointed" if President-elect Bush sought to raise taxes after taking office, adding "I don't think it's going to happen. +Mud and boulders rolled down the hillsides and floods swept through valleys from Kegalle through the hill districts of Ratnapura and Nuwara Eliya, to coastal Kalutara and Galle districts. +However, the unions have not obtained the kind of guarantees they would like about Fiat's future. +The leading candidate appears to be retired federal Judge Lawrence Walsh, 74-year-old former president of the American Bar Association, diplomat and Justice Department official, who served in the Eisenhower and Nixon administrations. +'But it hasn't been decided yet whether we will do it at the same time as the privatisation or in a separate issue afterwards. +And on a day last week when the Dow Jones Industrial Average was soaring 41 points, he summed things up: "It's a lousy day to be short." +Passenger cars, buses, and trucks carrying medical supplies, mail and fresh produce were allowed through. +Gray reacted so fiercely that the leak became as big a story as the investigation itself. +How could a boy so young get into so much trouble? +Fifty-one percent of all students had a credit or charge card. +He still faces an uphill struggle, however, and said he was following a 'silver medal strategy' in the state. +But I go further than this. +The two sides will also discuss modernisation of MiG-21 fighters in service with the Indian air force and creation of a joint Russian-Indian aircraft venture, Tass said, quoting an Indian embassy official. +IMAGINE THE SURPRISE of developer Arthur D. Emil when he found a huge bird nest earlier this year in the dome of New York City's fabled Police Building. +Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Texas, chairman of the subcommittee, agreed with many of the complaints outlined Tuesday. +The Daedalus can travel at an altitude of 15 feet with a top speed of 14 mph and stretches 30 feet from propeller to tail. +The government should offer suspected Soviet spy Felix S. Bloch immunity to get him to reveal what secrets he divulged rather than try to arrest him, a former prosecutor says. +Previously, he was a member of the faculty of Tufts University School of Medicine as professor of anatomy and earlier had taught at the Medical College of Virginia. +The Federal Open Market Committee, noting early signs of a slackening in economic growth, voted 11-1 at its March 28 meeting to leave rates unchanged initially, it was disclosed Friday. +Also last year, Philips acquired the 42 percent of North American Philips Corp. it did not already own to solidify its strength in the television, lighting, radio and appliance markets here. +Authorities had considered him armed and dangerous, saying he threatened to kill a federal judge, a leading Drug Enforcement Administration inspector and several witnesses who testified against him during his Texas trial. +The train departed Amritsar at 6:15 p.m. for Khemkaren, a town on the India-Pakistan border, 45 miles south of Amritsar, Gupta said. +A one-day strike called by the banned parties on Feb. 19 led to violence throughout the country and several people were killed. +Variety like that is what megadealers are all about, no matter if they're under one roof, in one city or spread out nationwide. +But readers got a surprise on closer examination. +But some manufacturers did say it is hard to pass up Soviet orders. +The drought withering crops in parts of the nation won't mean hunger if it continues, but could mean disaster for farmers and spiraling costs for consumers, Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng said Monday. +Too many of the letters seem coached. +Authorities said identities of the six victims would not be released until Sunday, after relatives were notified. +"The romance with Anthony will be prickly, just like in real life. +The government is expected to seize as many as 200 additional institutions. +We have very little information. +It will be like having first class tickets on the Titanic.' That is the easy part. +But that change hasn't brought relief from the claustrophobia of nonwhite life. +A 1987 consultant's report on the Whitley district said it lacked sound purchasing procedures, had attendance problems, spent too much time embroiled in politics and legal action and lacked high-quality teaching in areas. +On Sept. 6, he ruled that Bakker was competent to stand trial, despite a panic attack in which Bakker said he thought he was under attack by wild animals. +We'll make a decision shortly. +He also suggested that Chiles wasn't healthy enough to handle the governor's office; Chiles had said he was burned out when he decided in 1988 against re-election to the U.S. Senate and later revealed he'd been taking antidepressant drugs. +But only a fraction of the displaced art made its way back to Germany after the war. +Texas received drizzle early today, while fog was scattered throughout the South and Northeast. +The difference is the support of a strong military armed with the most advanced weaponry, said Yates, commander of the Air Force Systems Command at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio. +Before joining the New England Journal, Relman taught at Boston University and the University of Pennsylvania and edited the Journal of Clinical Investigation. +"I've sailed in many places in the world, but I have to say the waters of the Bahamas are the most beautiful," Soverel said. +Finally Molly Yard, the president of the National Organization for Women, and Rep. Henry Hyde, the Illinois Republican who crusades against abortion, are in accord. +Graham Greene had communist friends, but was not himself a party member. +Instinctively he dived for cover, yelling for the crew to follow. +Bosses gave their workers orders: bring in one dirty book apiece. +Nationally, the average rate on 30-year, conventional fixed-rate loans is at a nine-year low of 9.08%, according to the latest survey by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. +As Reagan headed for Montebello eight years ago, one White House aide, asking that he not be further identified, said, "There is a push that we project him as leader of the free world." +It is not clear that they or ministers are yet prepared to countenance the rates of return required to attract private capital. +Drexel repeatedly has denied any wrongdoing but has been negotiating with the Manhattan U.S. attorney's office over the past two months in an effort to avoid an indictment for racketeering and securities fraud. +Since the rebellion began, 717 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli soldiers or civilians, and 45 Israelis have also died in the violence. +Those who want the job probably underestimate the difficulties, while those who appreciate the enormity of the task may shrink from it, industry executives say. Yet IBM's problems are not unique. +So far, the administration's conduct toward Syria doesn't seem wholly reassuring. +Hospital Corporation of America's board approved a $3.6 billion leveraged buyout plan led by senior management, just over a month after rejecting the offer. +Excess contamination would mar Hubble's ability to detect objects 50 times fainter and with 10 times greater clarity than the best ground-based observatory. +In Montevideo, thousands of residents danced to bongo drums, set off firecrackers, waved banners and cruised in cars after Broad Front candidate Tabare Vazquez defeated all rivals to become mayor. +When the divers left and promised to come back at daybreak, Latricia's mother feared the worst. +"We made every effort to keep it," Watson said. "Regretfully, someone bid far more than was responsible. +They were ecstatic because the Iraqi president kissed his brother's hair and patted Wa'el on the head. +The legislation isn't in final form, but the officials said the proposal would shift jurisdiction over long-distance service from the judge to the FCC and state regulators. +When a Soviet journalist asked Gorbachev about his problems with political nemesis Boris Yeltsin, he replied, "I don't think you have chosen the best place for clarifying our internal problems. +In answer to these, the medical profession prescribed less than in previous years. +The sponsor, the National Merit Scholarship Corp., said that would drive up the cost of administering the prestigious award program and reduce the amount available for scholarships. +The Pugwash conferences grew out of a 1955 statement by Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein urging scientists of all political persuasions to devise ways to avoid nuclear war. +A presidential panel suggested establishing a federal trust fund that would spend at least $1 billion a year to buy, improve and maintain park and recreational lands. +The Soviet Union's dynamic leader, President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, has retreated into an unusual silence and been absent from public view after making a brief trip to Armenia. +Joe and Joyce Cruzan will not meet with Terry, their lawyer, attorney, William Colby, said. +More than 10,000 East Germans who were vacationing in Hungary have fled to the West since early Monday. +That is despite a long-standing apparent clash of cultures which led Ford in 1990 to seek the winding-up of AC Cars. +Annual inflation has dropped from 14.5 percent to 5.1 percent. +If it was not The End of History, it was the model of the Solitary Superpower. +Schools at their worst are better than jails at their best. +Truck sales at Chrysler, whose earnings depend heavily on the vehicles, were down 8.3 percent in early September and off 0.1 percent for the year. +After Towne made some incriminating statements, the officer called in a detective who questioned Towne for an additional three hours. +"There was a leftover flight to quality from yesterday," said Kevin Flanagan, an economist with Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. +Moody's is concerned about persistent weakness of the commercial and military markets for the company's jet engines and engine spares. Later, the market learned that US investment house Lehman Brothers had turned buyer of Boeing. +"The concept is really to give the employee discretion, but how much discretion are you giving if you only let (the employee) switch twice a year?" says Richard Stanger, national director for employee-benefit services at Price Waterhouse. +Besides Romania's longstanding suppression of free speech, assembly, political opposition and other rights, senators and congressmen said, there had been little movement on U.S. demands for a loosening of control over religious minorities. +R&D spending would have to contract as well, he added. +Tanks and troop carriers patrolled the streets of the capital, home to about 7 million people. +They fail to see that Phase I is a starting point, not the final system. +Although net sales in September at Pounds 669m were down on the Pounds 900m plus figures recorded in July and August, they still pushed the total for the year Pounds 6.91bn, according to the Association of Unit Trust and Investment Funds. +While the August trade and current-account surpluses both widened from a year earlier, they narrowed from July. +He also was found dead with Kilburn. +"Apple has no vice president of strategic planning because we're all expected to do that now," says Deborah A. Coleman, the chief financial officer. +Electrical concerns gained moderately, helped by active buying by the so-called Big Four brokerage houses, traders said. +"Maybe brokers were better as far as being on top of it. +Venezuelan government ministers present a staggering amount of macroeconomic statistics to show that Venezuela's private sector is flourishing, without realizing that a free market cannot flourish under the central government's planning. +Chrysler also said it would install a heat adaptor plate below the throttle body on about 4,600 Dodge Raiders equipped with 3-liter, six-cylinder engines. +The agreement paves the way to a global tariff-cutting deal that is expected to add more than Dollars 230bn a year to trade by the year 2003. +Adamson, whose shoulder-length hair and goatee gave him a lion-like appearance, kept a modest camp in Kora and lived off a pension, interest from a trust fund set up by his wife, and donations from supporters. +She's aware that something in her marriage isn't quite right, that in some way Peter is too perfect a husband. +By convict custom, a new dealer was selected by a knife fight. +In the fourth stage (somewhere around four months) the baby is sure enough of himself and his care-givers to take the lead in building relationships. +Johnson Matthey predicted world platinum consumption would outstrip production by 120,000 ounces this year, which would make 1989 the fifth straight year of deficit production and falling warehouse stocks. +About 700 Christians gathered Friday for a three-hour public worship meeting in the heart of Katmandu. +"I'm sure Yale will be making an effort to persuade the president to locate his library here or at least some place near here," said Jack Siggins, an administrator of Yale's library. +Its initial conclusions found that the captain of the vessel improperly handed over the helm to his third mate. +"The idea that this doctor-tested and -accepted IUD could result in damages like that is just absolutely unthinkable," Paul F. Strain, Searle's lead attorney in the Kociemba case, said after the hearing. +It said the Honduran planes dropped bombs in the Bocay area of Nicaragua, 170 miles northeast of Managua. +Was she bothered at losing the lead role? "Whatever concern I had about that was offset by its success," she answered. "Would I rather be a leading performer in a show that runs five weeks or part of an ensemble that runs for many years. +Though often in recent years capital gains have been taxed a separately stated rates, currently gains are treated like all other income. +So far, they have only seen pictures of the slender, hazel-eyed Kimberly. +Davis said the current average salary for all working registered nurses is $25,000 a year. +While the price is falling and the surprises keep coming, though, potential bidders have every incentive to wait. +That is how the arrangement ought to function. +"Midnight Cowboy" (1969): Perhaps Dustin Hoffman's best role _ the sleazy Ratso. +Even by last spring, however, the booming demand for convertibles from individual investors, mainly through mutual funds, and increased institutional buying had pushed prices to levels professionals considered too high. +Last Feb. 8, police arrested Marks at the couple's Galesburg home. +But the automaker does not admit to discriminating against blacks in pay and promotions. +"I was embarrassed and had to go back to America. +Schoolteacher Johnny Salinas said he wasn't surprised that onlookers did nothing to help. +Venezuela increased its forces on the border to keep out drug dealers who may try to escape a crackdown in neighboring Colombia, President Carlos Andres Perez said. +After all, it is not likely that anyone would be recruited as a spy whose behavior would make him a natural suspect. +Many of the miners whose bodies have been retrieved suffocated from lack of air after their emergency breathing masks ran out of oxygen, while others died from their injuries, officials said. +Most of the popular cable programmers, like Home Box Office and Showtime, scramble their signals. +"We're not tearing anything up. +"Our failure to understand the purpose and-or power of the jury foreman facilitated our inability to express individual opinions," the letter read. +France opened a 20-mile highway linking Chambery and Albertville for the 1992 Winter Olympics in February. +You can hear it clearly, even on video. +Attorney General Corbin says he is looking into the bribery allegation, but adds that that doesn't necessarily imply that he believes there is any truth to the charge. +Fang's treatment supports the view that China's conservatives have gained the upper hand over reformists led by party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang. +Other prevalent regional styles, with estimated added value: _ Florida and Southern California: Spanish, with white stucco walls and tiled roofs, 0-5 percent. +In prepared statements, Mr. Goldinger and Mr. Cohen said they didn't violate any securities laws. +Construction starts fell earlier this year for four straight months before rebounding in June, the longest string of declines since activity slowed for five months in a row from February through June 1987. +Two 10-year-old boys were being questioned last night at separate police stations in connection with the abduction and murder of James Bulger, aged 2, who was taken from a shopping mall in Bootle, Merseyside, eight days ago. +Tonight is a time for victory," White, 38, told his supporters Tuesday night. "But the healing begins in the morning. +He became executive editor and vice president of the Ledger-Enquirer in 1987. +Furthermore, what prompted Darman's scorn - Pinkerton's proposal for a range of self-help programs for the poor - seems to be finding support from Bush, the man who counts. +Dryfka began hanging out at a park where he could buy marijuana. +The ANC has long supported nationalization of important industries. +Arabs claim the Israelis have 200 nuclear weapons, although Israel denies it. +Maria Devalle, spokeswoman for the Hotel-Motel-Restaurant and High Rise Employees local 355 of the AFL-CIO, said she had not heard of any jobs threatened or lost. +Zumwalt ordered spraying of Agent Orange during Vietnam, and he lost a son who served in Vietnam to a cancer linked with that spraying. +In 1966, Meredith took off from his law studies at Columbia University for a solo march supporting black voter registration in Mississippi. +VenTech now is to pay $165 million, including $70 million in cash and $95 million in subordinated debt and preferred stock. +Vartan wrote two novels, "50 Wall Street" and "The Dinosaur Fund." It isn't easy to hold an audience's attention with a full-length ballet which has no plot, and few choreographers try. +But the basic 50-seat F-50 sells for about $10 million, giving the transaction an indicated value of more than $80 million. +In 1985, the Supreme Court justices used the case to rule that people may be sued over allegedly libelous statements made in letters and petitions to government officials. +Other groups marched through the square to support the fasters. +Edward Townsend, formerly finance director of Dobson Park Industries, has been appointed finance director of ASW HOLDINGS. +A good example is TransCanada's bid for Dome, which the BCE spokesman called "an opportunity to further strengthen Canadian assets by Canadian organizations." +Ferraris and Lamborghinis begin at more than $100,000 and stretch past $300,000 each, before any premium. +"But 50,000 barrels a day is not a lot of gasoline. +The book, "The Navy: Its Role, Prospects for Development and Employment," was published in Moscow earlier this year and is now being translated and analyzed by the U.S. Office of Naval Intelligence. +Vice President George Bush said for the first time that he had "expressed reservations" about the Reagan administration's Iran arms policy to the "key players" as it unfolded. +When W.J. Usery entered the bitter Pittston Coal strike he was called a "supermediator," a term that seems particularly appropriate with both labor and management praising the agreement he helped to forge. +A competing paper, Today, headlined its story: "Tour Turns Sour as Fergie Booed by 10,000." The incident drew only passing attention from the Canadian media and was described by witnesses as a few dozen boos. +A harsher law-and-order regime is, at best, an incomplete answer to the challenge of rising crime. +Most of their parents' vacations were inside Germany, and on their relatively rare trips abroad they were less adventuresome with new foods and ideas. +Yet Mr John Major's leadership is once again under question. +The Tobacco Institute wrote EPA Administrator William Reilly on Aug. 10 protesting Burns' selection. +Bush swiftly rebutted that at his own political coronation, saying the race was about "the values we honor." Bush had a campaign machine that hummed _ even while spitting political nails at Dukakis. +That sounds fair in a country where wage increases have not kept up with double-digit growth of national income. +It it has been blamed for at least 83 deaths from the Plains to the East Coast since Dec. 15. +She was able to call a neighbor, who then summoned police to the home, Moore said. +Separately, Moody's Investors Service Inc. said it placed CSX and its transportation subsidiaries on review for possible downgrade because of CSX's restructuring plan. +However, she said, this is the season when roaster demand for green coffee picks up, which could help prices to level off and even recover somewhat. +Guidebooks are turning up in computers. +As previously reported, both Kaiser and its coal unit have been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since February. +Mr. Daly himself has a handful of small, golf-related endorsement contracts and is already considering several new opportunities, Mr. Mascatello says. +"It was not terribly attractive. +State officials said the license of the Albany Law School graduate had expired six months ago. +And in his inaugural address eight years ago, Reagan stated what may have been his priority promises. +The receiver, Mr. Heekin, said he is reviewing Coopers & Lybrand's performance as auditors. +"The time to play politics on this kind of issue is over," Biden said. +Twenty-two states have waiting periods, with California's the longest at 15 days. +Attorneys for fired Exxon skipper Joseph Hazelwood say his sobriety-test results should be thrown out with two of the six charges against him. +Security forces last month besieged the temple to flush out Sikh militants there. +Manufacturing output rose 1.2 per cent in January, while farm output fell 3.6 per cent and energy output dropped 2.4 per cent. +And he declared that the entire Soviet leadership supported his plans to modernize the Soviet political and economic systems. +If we can understand its obligations and priorities, so much the better.' What will he miss most when he leaves? +That report hasn't been submitted yet. +"Many of these programs suffer from high default rates, minimal reserves, lax management and persistent losses," he said. +I hear their plays whole on tapes, not fragmentarily as on LBC; those I have had lately all took awards at the 1993 International Radio Festival in New York. +AM General President James A. Armour said a Korean deal would bring more jobs to the company's plant in Mishawaka, about 80 miles east of Chicago, and add $15 to $20 million to annual revenues. +The emphasis is on the possibility of lower supplies in relation to demand during the next few months. +Chicago-based Bally operates casino hotels in Las Vegas and Reno, Nev., and has two properties in Atlantic City, N.J. +Other individual state and local government portfolios run by Financial Management total more than $200 million, said the bank. +The three Asean members involved - Brunei, Malaysia and the Philippines - and China, Vietnam and Taiwan all have claims on the islands. +"It was something we didn't know about and neither did they," said Mr. Munford, who wouldn't be specific about the problems. +"The president has told the world that there will be more democracy. +Success is by no means guaranteed. +Most lawyers agree that, at worst, Mr. Smith might be fined in absentia. +On Wednesday, an East German prosecutor said that doctors will decide if Honecker is physically and mentally able to face charges of corruption and abuse of power. +"It would be like being the only one in a school class not invited to join the soccer team," said Franz Blankart, Switzerland's chief negotiator in talks on European integration. +Recent polls show Bush losing popularity both nationally and in Arizona, and such endorsements "are of declining and almost minimal value" in any case, said Phoenix political consultant Bob Robb. +Two of the nation's seven dailies belong to the organized opposition, the Liberal and Peasant parties. +Kennametal acknowledges that it sold metalworking products to Matrix Churchill Ltd., the British concern owned by Iraq that built the gun. +The association spokesman said the results suggest the U.S. economy, though weak, isn't declining sharply. +Foreign exchange dealers in Brussels said the franc had not registered any noticeable reaction to the news. +"Of our 30 public partnerships, all have positive cash flow. +Across the market costs must come down. +Ford of Canada has not had a strike since 1976. +The arithmetic is daunting. +The deciding vote came in the European Parliament in April 1992. +Research will come from Jardine Fleming's Bombay office. +Bond prices eroded after two government reports showed inflation a little worse than expected and housing starts a bit better than anticipated. +Officials say Mrs. Aquino will argue her government is committed to human rights but faces a serious threat from the 23,000-member communist New People's Army, which has been waging a 20-year war to establish a Marxist state. +The company could stay independent even after Mr. Wasserman's tenure, he adds. +In Paris, a government minister said other Frenchmen similarly convicted in Afghanistan were later expelled. +On Sunday, a Washington Post editorial accused the service of having "not a shred of evidence" to back up its claim against Hartwig. +Some of Jordan's cuts are being phased in gradually. +September isn't for sure, but we're going to do something together." She said the band made no decisions on recording an album. +But there is "institutional gridlock," he warns, among groups with different interests, and businesses worry about pushing the U.S. too hard, for fear taxes will go up. +"I stand before you to ask for your help," White told the teachers. "The many people against me said they weren't against me, but against my disease. +The agency says Lee made at least $19 million using the information and gave $200,000 to Wang. +"Alcoholics can hide it from anybody. +Talks among Cambodia's warring factions collapsed Wednesday over disagreements on how to bring rebel leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk onto a council seeking to end 11 years of civil war. +It will save electricity costs as well and bring companies good publicity. Ms. Elliott also threatens: "Soon holdouts with flashy floodlights will look like slobs to the public and their peers." +With the last tranche of BT shares about to reach the market, telecoms analysts suggested yesterday that it was likely to strengthen the company's appeal to overseas investors, but could weaken it at home. BT is not getting its chunk of MCI cheap. +One way Japan could increase imports from the U.S. would be to buy more American food. +Under Chapter 7, a trustee or committee is elected to collect and liquidate all property and examine claims; if a debtor hasn't been found guilty of any misconduct, the court grants a discharge releasing the debtor from most of the pre-petition debts. +The complex had been used for automaking for 86 years. +Congress allowed various income supplements to continue even in the post-Watergate era of reform _ so long as they were disclosed and did not exceed certain limits. +"You go in through the skin on the back of the finger and peel out the cyst," she said. "Then you follow the stalk back to the joint." The stalk, or root, of the cyst must be removed or the growth could recur. +Decker said Eastern's success in emerging from bankruptcy depends on getting business travelers back in significant numbers. +Even photography savants like giant Eastman Kodak Co. weren't interested in one-hour stores. +The American Association of Retired Persons has organized 3,200 volunteers in 37 states to help people deal with Medicare; 14% of the people served need help filing Medicare claims. +He owns four buildings. +A July study of Viag by Schroeder, Muenchmeyer Hengst & Co. also is bullish. +The accident occurred 7,300 feet inside the Libanon Gold Mine, operated by Gold Fields of South Africa near Westonaria, a town 25 miles west of Johannesburg. +Each bill permitted some instances in which crop insurance could be waived. +Furthermore, the nation's purchasing managers reported last week that materials prices continued trending downward. +In a brilliant and discreetly tongue-in-cheek performance of Weber's vapid Konzertstuck in F minor he came before us in both roles. +JAPAN'S CAPITAL SPENDING Spending on plant and equipment in Japan will grow 4.5% in the year ending March 31, in line with the government goal, a survey of 4,314 companies found. +Small U.S. investors wanting to trade directly in Tokyo have a tougher time. +At the same time, however, they are facing fierce competition for deposits from the new National Savings First Option Bond. The societies' first-quarter net receipts were just Pounds 266m, against more than Pounds 2bn in the first three months of 1991. +Also, many traders wished for even a brief respite from yesterday's frenzied selling. +The 38-year-old Norquist, like Maier a Democrat, planned to resign as a state senator this morning before being sworn in as mayor. +They were last set for Nov. 4, but the Electoral Council had to drop that date because the impoverished government couldn't provide the money to organize the voting. +The Geneva houses deny that the highly publicized investigations have any negative implications for their average customer, but they do know they must broaden their client base to continue to thrive. +Generally, the price regulations applied more to old gas and lifted controls for new gas to encourage discoveries and production. +"I'd like to get for my family the house that was taken away from them," Buckey said afterwards. +Schoemehl, who got little competition from Elking, conducted a low-key campaign, relying on appearances at a few small gatherings and on upbeat television commercials. +Reforms to the companies act and to foreign exchange regulations would be finalised by the next session of parliament. +Our focus now is to identify potential sources of future earnings growth.' Westpac also announced that its ADollars 1.2bn rights issue, which closed yesterday, was unlikely to have been fully subscribed. +Yet he could only imagine how hard it would be. +The other candidates are former congressmen Jim Jones of Oklahoma and Michael Barnes of Maryland. +Nine passengers were sucked out of the hole. +They would not say what surgery Abernathy might have been undergoing. +But despite all the hubbub, Waldenites hung on to the original goal: find their best tree and give it to the country. +Mexico City newspapers reported that the Consumer Price Index, released by the Banco de Mexico, showed a 16.8 percent inflation rate for the 12-month period ended in July. +They are said to favor the Swiss franc, although they also have deposits and trading accounts denominated in dollars, British pounds, West German marks and Japanese yen. +He reminds that 'the role of the bank is actually as intermediary to channel surplus savings to those who need to borrow. +"Right now, we've had a couple of days' news," he said. +A British television documentary entitled "The Men Who Killed Kennedy," broadcast Oct. 25, claimed three gangsters from Marseilles, France, assassinated Kennedy on orders from U.S. organized crime. +Such a move could include tariffs or import quotas on Japanese goods imported into the United States. +However, China's drive to sell arms in the Third World, including countries opposed to U.S. interests, could again become an issue in 1989. +"It can threaten one of these more technical violations and get a lot of cooperation." +Zych was arrested in March 1982, several weeks after the officer's slaying. +The decision is likely to affect future moves by unions to try to use labor contracts to block unwanted takeover proposals. +Mayor John Daniels' younger brother has pleaded guilty to selling cocaine and faces a likely five-year prison term. +The first draft of everything is written by hand on a note pad with a felt pen, usually in the train to or from London. +Brent Baker, another fleet spokesman. +Once, lethal weapons were added to the supplies by Contra officials when a plane stopped in El Salvador to refuel on the way to Hondurs, Gadd said. +"When Yeltsin was here, you could buy things. +An occasional worker stopped briefly on the way home. +Although she stopped the show and earned a love letter from The New York Times critic, audiences had to look quickly. +But her mother, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and her brother, John Jr., did not. +One example, said Robert Aaronson of the Air Transport Association, was an incident last Sunday in which passengers on a Swissair flight from Zurich had to wait five hours to get out of the Los Angeles terminal. +Just enjoy them; don't try to see the reality," Goldman said. "My books are a cold dose of reality. +Authorities believe Hadley took a July 21 flight to Chicago, but were unable to track him. +According to the agency's latest annual report, Peru had about $546.6 million in outstanding IADB loans at the end of 1986, of which $162.1 million hadn't been disbursed. +Most of the funds above it are international funds that have benefited from the dollar's decline. +How does your marketing director feel about your efforts? Corporate governance may be a good thing, but it tends to draw clients' attention to your bad investments. The next problem is the likely reaction from your other investments. +With the Soviet enemy gone and Afghan factions vying for political ascendancy, "the logic of the Afghan situation argues that we should be disengaging, (rather than) plunging in more deeply," he said in congressional testimony. +More than 20 cases have so far been reported and the Dutch government has launched a vaccination campaign. +The panel voted 25-9 for the measure, which is bitterly opposed by many companies, especially pharmaceutical concerns, banks, retailers and other service-industry employers. +It is drawing western European governments' attention away from an issue which will have a significant bearing on their own political and economic future: relations with the countries to their east. +Actor Clint Eastwood, who won a Golden Globe for best director, isn't among the nominees announced for the prestigious Directors Guild of America achievement award. +The prosecution said Boggs lured Greene from a North Hollywood bar to his medical office in April 1988 and suffocated him, although the cause of death was never conclusively proved through medical evidence. +A 6-year-old girl has died four days after she was shot in the head while her father held her and her sister hostage, authorities said. +Was this a private school? +As before, he said he would like the endorsement of New York Gov. Mario Cuomo, but indicated he isn't counting on it. +Midway also is unencumbered by the kind of takeover trauma preoccupying its larger Chicago neighbor, United Airlines parent UAL Corp. +The other islands are Kunashiri and Etorofu. +These recorded that Mr Lamont said that the 1.5 per cent ceiling was for only one year and that he did not believe it would be 'practical' for the policy to continue. +"So far the ordinance has been working very smoothly," says Fred Cunningham, the city spokesman. +"Nobody wants to see large oil spills, but there are spills every day," said Mr. Cutler. +In order to vote yes for one candidate a voter must cross out all the other names on the ballot. +The company's 3,750,000-share offering was priced Thursday at $34.375 a share. +The staff wanted to conduct crash tests, but the four board members at the meeting refused to adopt that recommendation. +A one percentage-point rise would send 20% of the profitable savings institutions into the red, one industry economist estimates. +Police arrested three people for trading in human skulls and other body parts in a local market, the Sunday Concord reported. +Within three months, Disney shares jumped $18 to about $68; the stock traded at $141 in early 1986 prior to a 4-for-1 split and kept rising through 1987. +"We're going to watch the market and see what the acceptance of IBM's products is. +The pretax profit represents operating profit plus non-operating profit including financial income and expenses. Unconsolidated results are those of the parent alone. +Approval of the legislation by the full House and Senate was expected within the next few weeks, congressional staff aides said. +Mr. Sato of Sanwa Bank added that despite "protectionist sentiment, the U.S. remains the largest free market where entry is relatively easy." +BankAmerica, on the other hand, maintained a short interest level of 10.7 million shares, about the same as the month before. +McCurdy pointed out in a statement that more than one-third of the laws passed in the last Congress were in the commemorative category. +Convention organizers, however, have warned restaurant owners not to expect too much business from the Democrats, unless the businessmen are willing to stay open much later than usual to accommodate delegates after the long evening sessions. +"They made preparations as if it was a war," said Mohamed Hussein Amer, the zoo official in charge of birds and animals and one of several activists who stopped the anti-egret campaign. +Anchor Glass Container Corp. said it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Diamond-Bathurst, Inc., a glass-container producer, for $25.50 a share, or about $191 million. +Gray said the first session would be a get-acquainted luncheon, but he said the panel would need to quickly make decisions on setting up a schedule of meetings and deciding how it would operate. +"The verdicts shore up the contention that this was petty theft compared with everything that's gone on in the savings and loan and securities industries, and we can feel pretty good about ourselves," Damgard said. +Fed funds, the rate at which banks lend to each other, were chang ing hands at about 7 7/8 per cent at the time of the Fed's action. +The David Mamet play, also starring Joe Mantegna and Ron Silver, is about two Hollywood producers and their office "temp." Lauren Bacall says Humphrey Bogart did not give their marriage much chance after they wed when she was 20 years old. +But it must be condemned by all." _ A pending $50 million philanthropic contribution by publishing magnate Walter Annenberg, with whom Bush is staying in Rancho Mirage, is "a wonderful thing." +France, May industrial production (down 0.2 per cent). +In some cases, members have organized lobbying efforts. +Photographs of Mrs. Krebs, usually smiling and elegantly dressed, have appeared almost daily in the press, while Ms. du Preez has shielded her face from photographers. +Back East, there was talk of Japanese interest in another sports prize _ the New York Yankees. +The temporary halting of demolition has not halted the city's effort to relocate tenants from buildings that are on the demolition list. +Wells Fargo Mortgage and Cal Fed Syndications have been trying to modify a $175 million tentative agreement reached in October after Cal Fed expressed concern about some of the properties involved. +Shultz arrived in Hong Kong on Wednesday for a one-day stopover before proceeding to China, South Korea, Japan and the Marshall Islands. +Mecham 63, is the first U.S. governor in six decades to face an impeachment trial. +It was the latest in a series of bloody civil conflicts to trouble the government of President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. +But the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the move was not related to appeals from the two women and he insisted the scaling down did not amount to a cease-fire. +Also factored in were a cold winter and further rapid declines in oil exports from the former Soviet Union. +This year's winner of the 10th annual Strange Music Festival was a hosaphone. +"I regret that my concern for the poor and the environment was so dishonestly misinterpreted and misused to perpetrate a cruel hoax on 4 million Americans who are already broken beyond any measure of understanding," Sheen said in a statement. +At the time, Tembo was serving as Zambia's ambassador to West Germany. +Juan Domingo Peron, who came to power in 1946 and was ousted by a military coup in 1955. The military banned the party and jailed or exiled many of its leaders until 1973, when Peron returned from Spain and was elected by an overwhelming margin. +The nation's highest court is scheduled to hear arguments Wednesday on North Carolina's petition to reverse lower-court rulings, which struck down the 1985 law as a violation of the First Amendment's freedom of speech guarantee. +At Wiley, Rein & Fielding, a few blocks away, there is heavy support for Vice President George Bush. +It has brought groups of Soviet authorities, including the top official of the province, to the U.S. and taken them on tours of facilities. +In 1972, he bought the business from Carter. +In the first half, production was 2 per cent above the level of the same period in 1991, a year which saw west German production exceed 5m cars for the first time. +But Britain's claim to authorship of the principle drew a laconic response. +If these men think that they need private offices to fulfill their new obligations, "they can have them," Mr. Kawamoto says. +In Tokyo, Takara-Gumi also declined comment, and Hiro Realty officials in New York couldn't be reached. +The yield on the Treasury's closely watched 30-year bond jumped to 9.23 percent from 9.14 percent late Friday. +This picture was painted in Arizona, in the little house she and Max Ernst built on top of a hill in Sedona, where they lived surrounded by vistas of desert and sky. +"Our editors need to know how to speak with our controller's department," says William Arlington, a personnel trainer at John Wiley & Sons, a publishing company whose employees' class I crashed to do this story. +He was elected governor of Massachusetts in 1974, and lost a bid for renomination in 1978. +"We had a few courageous clients who bought selectively on weakness already on Monday," he said. +Japanese department stores that heavily promoted imported products suffered profit falls last year. +The order brings to seven the total number of MD-11s ordered by Thai Airways. +From Pounds 55m in the 1991-92 tax year, they rose to Pounds 110m in 1992-93, and the company claims that month-by-month sales so far this year have doubled again. However, Fidelity disputes that the price change was critical. +In one episode, a Latino she successfully defended shows up at her house and makes a pass, won't leave, and generally looks like a man about to cause serious problems. +It is antibacterial and may help patients with weakened immune systems or be included in babies' milk. +We cannot expect other sectors to compensate for the dramatic decline in Britain's industrial base, he says. The Labour party may yet be reminded of Sir Keith Joseph, the former Conservative minister's words in 1978. +He faces up to 35 years in prison and a $500,000 fine on the charges. +A day earlier, Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas had said that the four factions had indicated they could accept the U.N. peace plan as a negotiating framework. +The number of visitors to Guernsey has sunk to an all-time low, with a 20 per cent drop over the past two years. +FBI agents have bungled dangerous situations and heightened potential danger to the public. +The luxury liner was built in 1969 in West Germany and sold to the Soviets in 1974. +The board, which oversees professional licensing in the state, voted 14-0 to revoke Sarosi's license, Griffith said. +Joseph, Plantation, YSL, Kenzo, Betty Jackson were in the bag. +The Honeywell unit is based in Clearwater, Fla. +James Der, a San Jose lawyer who represented Dr. Garay, said the jury's verdict may enhance "the attractiveness of wrongful-employment litigation in California." +Chrysler was particularly interested in AMC's lucrative Jeep business, and the company's production capacity and dealer network were added lures. +Consider the case of the damaged car bumper. +Your declaration of independence claims the forces of darkness have served the victory of light; the longed-for age of humanity is dawning. +As of Friday, it was off 63% from its 52-week high of $44.875, while the average major bank stock was off 51%. +The novel has been widely read in the West. +USA Today and the local newspaper, the Journal Tribune, drop the apostrophe, making it Walkers Point. +The case was thought to have hurt Castillo, but Fishman said Calderon's main advantage is simply that National Liberation has won the last two elections. +The non-callable bonds were priced at a spread of 75 basis points above the Treasury's 30-year bond. +The group Monday talked about whether high-definition television, which the Japanese have been working on for several years, will revolutionize the TV industry and spin off as many other technologies as did videotape and digital recording. +NEA spokesman Virginia Falck said it was unlikely the virgins will lead to problems. +Yesterday's deal was thought to have delivered a profit of more than Pounds 250,000 for Cazenove. Refuge Canada Holdings, a separate Canadian life assurance group, held the stake in Refuge Holdings for many years. +"The Stocks and Shares Show" has its detractors, too. +In his fifth and final day before House and Senate committees investigating the Iran-Contra affair, Adm. +The company says the increase is because people today are more "cosmetic conscious," there is more disposable income, and new dental products provide a more natural look. +Metzenbaum said what little authority the Federal Communications Commission has to regulate cable is "a joke." +Judge Karl Johnstone expects to spend at least the first day briefing news media representatives about courtroom rules and considering motions before jury selection begins in what could be at least a six-week trial. +The research suggests that the drug AZT can reverse these symptoms and apparently bring virus-damaged brain cells back to health. +The soldiers, backed by air force helicopters, arrested some 90 Palestinians suspected of guerrilla activities and participation in violent protests, the army said. +Mexico seems to be rapidly approaching a current deficit similar to the one recorded in 1981 ($16.1 billion), which then set the stage for an ensuing avalanche of devaluations and hyperinflation. The end product was a "lost decade." +The aorta emerges from the left ventricle _ the heart's main pumping chamber _ passes upward and arches over the top of the heart, then passes down behind the heart and into the abdomen. +He credited Taito ward with trying to work out a compromise. +The talks are expected to produce an agreeement on a future coalition government and on setting a timetable for drafting key economic legislation and a new constitution. +"He's going to shut down court, padlock the doors and open up this whole town to lawsuits," said Hall, who has been told to vacate his office immediately. "It don't take an Einstein to figure it out from a liability standpoint. +Some baggage handlers, for example, woud have hourly wages cut over three years from $15.60 to $10. Mechanics, who comprise about half the union, would be cut only by small amounts. +The surprise walkout followed the collapse last week of talks between the three companies and two unions _ the International Woodworkers of America-U.S. and the Western Council of Industrial Workers, both based in Portland. +At the end of that decade it led to the creation and subsequent spectacular collapse of a secondary stock market based on Kuwaiti-owned offshore companies which existed in little more than name and were not required to issue balance sheets. +World-renowned pianist Van Cliburn was the featured performer at Friday's opening of the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, but the $81.5 million complex stole the show. +'We are not in discussions with anyone and it is our intention to remain independent,' he said. As one of the smaller regional electricity companies, Sweb has been identified by investors as one of the most likely bid targets after Northern Electric. +"Some of us thought we would lose our identity," says Ed Bell, president of UMW District 6 in Shadeyside, Ohio. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, HomeFed closed unchanged at $6.375. +Foreign Minister Joe Clark said in the future, individuals traveling on South African passports and seeking entry into Canada to participate in a sports event will be denied visas. +No U.S. distributor listed for Dutch-made toy. +He pressed the legislature to approve a resolution strengthening the fight against a burgeoning crime rate. +Since an inflation-neutral rate would be some 5 1/2 per cent, it also argues that this augurs a renewed rise in inflation. Even though monetary growth has been bounding ahead, the Bundesbank has continued to cut interest rates. +She also remembers attending meetings of Girls State, which includes a mock legislature run by and for girls. +Nike claimed the title for the world's biggest athletic-brand sales on record full-year revenue of $2.24 billion. +The Paxtons now own 1,500 head of cattle on 25,000 acres of land. +They are being wooed by no less than the chairmen of AT&T, NEC, and West Germany's Siemens AG. +And rapid expansion of trade with China has boosted freight and passenger movements across the border. +Chairman Roger Smith will bang the gavel for the last time at General Motors Corp.'s annual meeting Friday and, perhaps fittingly, the occasion won't be without controversy. +According to the department's letter, the Checchi group is projecting a $363.3 million operating profit for this year. +But the zoo administrators closed the exhibit the same day because the panda was staying in his den and acting strangely. +Homicide investigators said late Wednesday they had no new leads and have made no arrests in the death of Officer Elston Howard, 26, who was to be married in two weeks. +"The Government has a clear responsibility to act to discourage Australians from smoking and particularly to reduce pressures on young people to take up smoking." Advertising of tobacco products has been banned in the electronic media since 1976. +But in only two Bush years, federal outlays will have soared by three percentage points of GNP. +"To walk into a ward and see a baby that doesn't have the possibility of living past a certain age, it hurts," she said. +Brown was hospitalized in good condition. +Although he helped found the United Malays National Organization party, of which Mahathir is the president, Tunku backed the Semangat 46 and called Mahathir a dictator. +More broadly, the letter asked the Senate to declare that journalists may protect the identities of confidential sources in Senate proceedings. +Voican was in Tirgu Mures, a city of 165,000 northwest of Bucharest, to lead the central government's efforts to defuse the worst crisis since the December revolution. +The lapsed three-year contract went into effect after The Brenlin Group of Ohio bought the plant under provisions of a court-ordered sale. +The Supreme Court today refused to reinstate a $9.4 million award won, and then lost, by the family of a woman whose husband hired her killer through an ad in Soldier of Fortune magazine. +But Stevens Clinic, in McDowell County, had to close. +The sales would remove Combustion from the oil and gas equipment business. +At first the adjustment will be horribly painful but in the longer term society will gain enormously because destructive lifestyles will no longer be underwritten. +But Western observers say Milosevic's Communists, now renamed the Socialists, likely will win and continue to avoid democratic reform if they can play on Serbs' nationalist fears. +Five polls commissioned by Sunday newspapers put Labor between five and 12 points ahead. +He thought he had found a home. +The decision will be reviewed every six months. Levi has no direct investment in China. +In Matewan, union supporters confronted a convoy of 15 to 18 non-union coal trucks shortly before Gov. Gaston Caperton was to promote an area tourism program, said Bennett Hatfield, whose Rawl Sales and Processing Co. owns the trucks. +The Hanford cleanup is the most costly during the five-year period. +Total revenue grew 37% to $2.77 billion from $2.02 billion. +In 1956, John P. Dean and Robin M. Williams Jr. of Cornell University conducted a study of 427 young married mothers in upstate New York. +An avid wrestler, he had to give up the sport because his new school didn't have a wrestling program. +Earlier, Salim Mansoor, an Iraqi-American who met with Saddam, said 14 ailing or elderly Americans would be freed today. +The rule issued by the department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration would add protections for 39 million workers, 3 million of whom are at the greatest risk because they service machinery, the government said. +Edward M. Vincenzi, a former ITT senior marketing representative, pleaded guilty in federal court to defrauding the Defense Department, the U.S. attorney's office said. +That is to help finance the development of a dynamic private sector whose capacity for future growth will be largely determined by access to affordable loans from competent banks. +Hoare is looking for Pounds 38m, up Pounds 1 1/2 m, for this year, and an extra Pounds 1m in 1993 at Pounds 43m. Granada Group rose on weekend reports that BSkyB would move into profit by March. +Instead it helped form the curiously named Los Angeles Public and Coastal Protection Committee. +Unlike most labor legislation pending in Congress, the measure was supported by both contractors and building-trade unions. +Bush received the endorsement of the 50,000-member National Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association at a rally where four protesters were pulled from the hall and more than a hundred demonstrators paraded outside. +"You can't sit in New York and London and expect to understand what's going on," she declared. +Gannett publishes USA Today, 89 daily newspapers, 35 nondaily newspapers and USA Weekend, a newspaper magazine. +The couple's income was about half the total reported by Democratic rival Jesse Jackson and a little more than one-third the 1987 income reported by Vice President George Bush, the likely Republican presidential nominee. +On Wednesday, the Associated Press office in Rome received a telex from Ali Maria, the head of the Information Ministry division which deals with foreign press, telling the news agency its reporter was welcome to come to Libya. +The Interior Department will reopen, refurbish and manage a 2.5 million gallon oil spill test tank at a Navy site in Leonardo, N.J., according to an agreement signed Thursday. +Phlcorp's complaint seeks, among other things, court orders directing Seven Oaks to let Phlcorp inspect Seven Oaks' records and to hold its annual shareholder meeting. +Lawyers have a right under the First Amendment to solicit clients through targeted mailings to individuals, the Supreme Court ruled. +New funds, which may have bought within the past five years at yields above 7 per cent, would have taken a bad enough hit if forced to sell properties last year. +Almost 34 percent of British adults smoke cigarettes. +The legislation, which would create the toughest state abortion law in the country, goes back to the House for further consideration. +The state charged that Rosier obtained Seconal sedatives for his wife to commit suicide, administered morphine when the Seconal only left her comatose, and eventually manipulated her stepfather and brothers into finishing the job by smothering her. +A strong earthquake shook mountainous Tadzhikistan in Soviet Central Asia early Monday, destroying buildings and causing an unspecified number of deaths, the official Tass news agency said. +Teachers, for example, work as maids overseas because the wages are much higher than a teacher's salary at home. +Prosecutors say his fraud and deception cost banks and investors more than $24 million. +In his closing arguments Wednesday, Donald Cohn, Liggett's attorney, recalled an interview Mrs. Cipollone had with the plaintiff's addiction witness. +The recommendations are expected to set off a tussle between various agencies seeking to retain their share of programming or to enhance it. +The government's latest 10-year notes declined to 102 5/32 from 102 19/32, while the yield climbed to 8.91% from 8.84%. +Spotts pursued Muniz, ordered him to stop and told him to perform some sobriety tests, which he failed. +"Japan went too far" in flooding the market with memories, concedes Tsuyoshi Kawanishi, senior vice president and the top executive of Toshiba's semiconductor group, adding that the trade pact was "an unavoidable consequence." +As a result, traditional deep-pocket defendants such as cities and hospitals may get some relief from the torrent of lawsuits they've had to fight. +Bargain hunters bought stocks at the lower levels and stabilized the market in later trading. +Now that credibility has been restored, it is time to adjust interest rates sharply. +Campbell Soup Co., as part of its continuing streamlining efforts, said it sold its Pietro's chain of pizza restaurants to a corporation formed by Dimeling, Schreiber & Dalglish, a Philadelphia investment firm. +The new rules allow travelers to change the flight on the return portion of their MaxSaver ticket when the change is made before the scheduled departure time of the original return flight, and at least two days before the departure of the new flight. +General Dynamics is a defense contractor and aircraft maker based in St. Louis. +Anyone who's tried to appear "natural" in front of a camera knows that it's much more natural to end up looking like a stiff. +The "galloping pace" of the 1980s was an aberration, a one-time dash to catch up with the rest of the country, says Robert Wenger, an economist with Southern Co., the big electric utility holding company. +The devices have been crucial in revealing the causes of many airliner crashes over the years. +All these figures exclude bankers acceptances and commercial paper. +The FDA went ahead with the revocations despite its initial doubts about its legal authority to take such action. +Some big institutional investors are trying to get out of the June S&P 500 contract and into the September contract before next Friday's quarterly expiration of stock-index futures and options, analysts said. +"This is a very private and personal matter and we want to limit the public's involvement as much as possible," added Melonie Anderson's attorney, Mary Kay Hansen. +Iran said Tuesday its troops withdrew from Halbja, a strategic mountain town in the region, where Iranian-backed Kurdish rebels live. +Mr Lamont, his advisers and the Treasury as an institution have forfeited that trust. +"There's a lot of sirens going and a lot of troop movement outside," said the American, who spoke on condition of not being identified for fear of police reprisals. +He said representatives of both Bush and Democratic presidential nominee Michael Dukakis have been in Iran for talks. +Accounting must be grounded far more fully in the technology of the enterprises than previously. Many companies are experimenting with new accounting approaches, and others have gone further. +Loss of the sense of taste is common after some illnesses and sometimes occurs as a side effect of drug or radiation therapy. +In addition to conserving the tropical forests, the federal government wants more domestic timber processing, which would earn as much money from a lower export volume. +By the year 2005, for example, the number of Social Security beneficiaries will have climbed about 22%, while the number of workers will have grown only 14%. +It called on the Soviet State Committee for Environmental Protection to begin a "severe struggle against violators of ecological laws." "It should be pointed out for fairness' sake that the ozone layer was not destroyed completely. +Others dig, but in remote sites or at the edges of villages whose high birth rates demand the use of all available land, whether or not history lies beneath it. +In the first half of the current year losses were more than halved, from FFr1.98m to FFr843m. +Epogen is the only drug currently available to treat this type of anemia and is also AMGEN'S only product on the market. +A housecleaner on the 14th floor of one building is killed by gunfire as she looks out the window. +That report was criticized by other agencies and many Wall Street officials. +But later, Mr. Anand succeeded in maneuvering his favored candidate, Nukul Prachuabmoh, a businessman and former central bank governor, into the top spot at the ministry. +After Brian testified, the judge said he would issue his ruling today. +He said the prime item on the agenda is economic stability _ meaning fighting inflation and market shortages. +Arthur Caplan, director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics at the University of Minnesota, said the ruling's emphasis on privacy rights could influence a U.S. Supreme Court case next month. +Different auditing and accounting standards will be an unacceptable barrier. The UK profession has a long tradition of providing advice, which naturally flows from the audit, and has set a lead to much of the world. +"The necessity to combine socialism with democracy has again been vigorously reaffirmed in the dramatic events that occurred in Berlin, Sofia, Prague and Bucharest," Gorbachev said in the speech just before midnight Sunday. +They are designed to keep track of an individual's personal store of information. +Blue Circle, a cement, concrete and home products maker, reported an 18% rise in interim pretax profit, thanks to a surge in demand for U.K. cement products and a first-time contribution from recently acquired Birmid Qualcast. +The boron and control rods absorb neutrons from decaying uranium atoms, preventing them from striking other uranium atoms and starting a chain reaction. +Midland Bank, part of the HSBC group, said it wanted to strengthen its presence in markets. Matif's 39 foreign members make up 40 per cent of membership. +"There is room enough for several friendships in life," he said. +Israeli police raided a prominent Arab daily newspaper and arrested its managing editor. +The Labor Department reported Friday that the manufacturing sector lost another 25,000 jobs in December, raising to 195,000 the number of factory jobs lost since March. +Several G-7 officials denied published reports that the industrialized countries had secretly agreed to give emergency aid to the Soviet Union if it were unable to service its $68 billion foreign debt. +Fifteen of the 32 won and will participate in the caucus election. +One of the most important of these topics is the trade-environment interface. +Ms. Judues said the FDIC is in the process of setting up an advisory board to manage the thrift. +Next, Lamb constructs metal-forming machines and installs them at its own factory. +The premiums were due on December 15. British Telecom said it has not yet decided how to treat the costs of repurchasing two tranches of government debt totalling Pounds 320m, believed to total about Pounds 55m. +Ogilvie Thompson also denied that the decision was linked to the failure of Minorco SA's failed hostile takeover bid for the British mining company Consolidated Gold Fields PLC last year. +The first trial ended in a mistrial in January _ nine months into the case _ with prosecutors accusing the defendants of jury tampering. +It's common these days to regard retirement as a chance to start a second career, to keep working part time as a consultant, or to see if a longtime hobby can be turned into a legitimate livelihood. +"The U.S. does strongly oppose the notion of subsidized loans to the Soviet Union," he added. +Moreover, 6,000-7,000 nationals join the labour market every year. But the government's inertia is not the only problem. +As many as 20,000 visitors were expected to turn out in the town of 3,200 for Courir du Mardi Gras, or The Running of the Mardi Gras, in which masked horsemen canter from house to house soliciting the makings of a giant gumbo. +She has the right 'look' - the searching gaze; that sense of a troubled spirit in quest of release - for Lizzie. +In Vermont, as in some other rural areas of the country, the power tool best known for felling trees _ or as a prop in horror movies _ is being used to sculpt figures out of wood. +Mars, which together with Hershey controls most of the chocolate market, introduced red and green M&M type candies at Christmas three years ago, and last year added pastel versions at Easter. +Of television she said: 'We watch it less and less. +With the Iran-Contra hearings over, Vice President George Bush's political supporters are buoyant that he has come through the inquiry unscathed. +Fireman's in turn had filed suit, challenging the constitutionality of the state's action. +That isn't indicative of rampant or even creeping inflation," he said. +Kent W. Colton, executive vice president of the National Association of Home Builders, said "war stories" are beginning to filter in from builders whose credit lines with S&Ls have been cut drastically. +It will be the first royal marriage since 1984, and is expected to be a welcome respite after a year of mourning Emperor Hirohito's death last January. +The opposition also is seeking changes to the constitution, which now guarantees Pinochet extraordinary powers even after leaving office. +Lyakhov admitted to reporters last week that he had made mistakes, such as improperly restarting the engine after the second failed attempt. +In the short term, many lottery officials say the current recession is chipping away at customers' discretionary income, effectively disproving the belief that gambling is recession-proof. +"It is just light watering, like rain cascading onto the mushrooms, not like putting two fingers over the hose nozzle and flooding it," Scott said. +The Camp David agreement President Carter worked out between Egypt and Israel in 1978 was accomplished during a news blackout of nearly two weeks. +Berlin, born Israel Baline in Russia, came to the United States at the age of 2. His family settled on New York's Lower East Side where, as a young boy, Berlin got jobs singing on the Bowery. +Apartment construction last month fell 1.2 percent to an annual rate of 389,000 units. +"If it is a symbolic measure with no impact whatsoever on our rights, then it is a frivolous exercise," Rep. Albert Bustamante, D-Texas, told the House Judiciary subcommittee on civil and criminal rights Wednesday. +She shed absolutely no light on the arms-for-hostages debacle. +Even giant International Business Machines, whose U.S. unit produced "A Christmas Carol" a few years ago, has cut back to focus on print advertising. +In the event of a draw, a series of sudden-death tiebreakers at increasingly high speeds on Saturday will decide the contest. +The appellate order also halted proceedings in 13 related insider-trading civil suits presided over by the U.S. district judge in question, Milton Pollack. +It said five surface-to-surface rockets hit Kabul on Tuesday, the eve of the Afghan celebration of the birth of the Moslem prophet Mohammed 1,409 years ago. +Mr Trudeau normally delivers his strips 10 days in advance and Ms Baird will feature again in today's cartoon. +The trustees' action last week was the only way around the county requirement to buy on a strict low-bid system. The distributor who won the cola contract doesn't carry Coke. +Turnover came to HKDollars 3.4bn. SINGAPORE fell as jittery investors turned sellers on a report of a possible US military strike against Iraq. +Soviet Defense Minister Dimitri Yazov was a perfect peaceable ambassador for glasnost as he toured U.S. military bases. +They produce almost 10,000 tonnes of fish a year, most of which ends up as smoked sides on dinner tables from Nice to New York. +Decliners outnumbered gainers on the Big Board, 850 to 722, as volume rose to 200.4 million shares from 172.4 million shares Wednesday. +The project will include experiments on the ground and in the Space Shuttle, the company said. +Some of the suggested solutions may mean big problems for airlines with large numbers of older, noisier jets, but carriers with lots of newer, quieter planes may be better off. +He could give us a welcome break from more committees, quangoes and endless talk about the millennium. +Conventional wisdom among market analysts is that Mr. Maxwell's death may sour the prospects of the debt-laden Maxwell Communication flagship, considering the important role Mr. Maxwell played in it. +An infestation of locusts also threatens some crops, although the most immediate threat appears to be to the east in Sudan. +He and Tom Selleck, late of "Magnum, p.i.," are the executive producers. +That episode left marketers skittish. +"I felt the engines losing power and noises like tires blowing out on takeoff," said Lewis, who suffered only a bruise on her leg. "The fuselage filled with smoke and there was a lot of noise. +The USDA said Kinney was honored as a commander of agricultural merit in a ceremony in Paris by Jacques Poly, director of France's Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique. +Volume totaled a modest 396.6 million shares, up from 273.8 million a day earlier. +In debating the protocol question, Senate conferees rejected a House offer that would have provided for conditional participation in the treaty. +Vote counting had yet to be finalized in this country of 2.2 million when the electoral commission announced the balloting had been voided. +Fears of explosion delayed attempts to recover the bodies as fires continued to burn from escape valves in the tankers. +However, Mr. Brodsky said the tumultuous price swings of the past four days, rather than yesterday's chaotic opening, were the main reason the Merc took action. +But even Eberhart concedes it will take years, and millions more dollars, to correct the lab's failings. +But she got her first glimpse of White House Executive Chef Hans Raffert's gingerbread house, dressed up as the witch's cottage from Hansel and Gretel. +In image terms, no product could be further removed from Gucci bags, meals for the microwave and similar symbols of the 1980s-style yuppie. But baking soda did not arrive in toothpaste form until 1989. +Legislators and others evacuated the top floors of the Montgomery building for shelter in the two bottom floors until the weather cleared. +Such a runoff is expected in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, where pre-election polls indicate no one is likely to get an absolute majority. +It plays in the 82,000 capacity San Siro stadium which it shares with Inter Milan. +Wily moves by grand master, Page 16 TAP-Air Portugal, the loss-making state airline, said yesterday it had reached an agreement with its flight crew on a 35 per cent rise in working time, writes Peter Wise in Lisbon. +After a campaign of controversy and sometimes ridicule, he has an image to repair. He's said he intends to make life more difficult for the late-night television comics who have been thriving on Quayle jokes. +Drilling activity has picked up in recent months as the price of oil stabilized around $19 a barrel. +The Rio Grande River was out of its banks near Presidio and Lajitas, and was still rising at several other locations. +I'm convinced there is a great deal more to be said. +I don't doubt that what is proposed is an excellent idea.' The proposal to allow open years - which are mostly burdened by pollution claims, which often take many years to come through - to remain open is bad news for existing Names who want to leave. +Afterward, Mr. Kaunda promised a referendum on the multiparty issue in October but later postponed it until next August. +What power wouldn't I trade for a little more time with my family?" Patrick Riordan Director of Public Information State University System of Florida Tallahassee, Fla. +Grand Met has said it wanted to sell its brewing business to concentrate on beer retailing. +The Moss suit involved trading in Deseret Pharmaceutical Co. stock before a Warner-Lambert Co. tender offer for the company became public. +But it's Mr. Bush who ultimately bears the responsibility. "He's the trumpet player," says Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, a Kansas Republican. +After a four-day disappearance, the teen-ager was found huddled in a trash bag with racial slurs scrawled on her torso and feces smeared on her body. +Six armed men flashing fake police badges entered a museum and got away with millions of dollars in art by such masters as Dali and Matisse, a museum official said Thursday. +It was the third consecutive year he was asked to bless Copper Mountain's slopes. +The system is expected to be up and running by mid-summer, said Bowen, but it will not contain files of actions taken against health care providers prior to its start. +The same general levels of accuracy also pertain to some of the more specific money items that are measured. +Traders departed for the long holiday weekend wondering if further sales were in store this week. +E. of this Report, Wright repeatedly violated House Rule XLIII, clause 4; Rule XLIV; and consideration 5 of the Code of Ethics for Government Service. +"We'll just have rallies at every exit along I-85," jokes state Rep. Mickey Michaux. +She has not been seen on the estate for a few days. +There were no reports of dead or wounded on the government side. +The most common theory is that the Fed both wants to be seen intervening and would like a lower dollar before the G-7 meeting in order to reassure its partners in the group that the dollar is manageable and intervention coordination is effective. +In the 80s you spoilt devaluation's gains in five years between 1982 and 1987. +House sponsors say they'll likely accept Senate provisions of a fair housing bill and send the most far-reaching civil rights measure in two decades to President Reagan. +"The express train plowed into this mass of derailed cars and mud and all of its cars left the track," said Thewes. +The play flirts with English class obsession by showing class etiquette in action as the social revolution of 1945 slips into a dystropic past. Coward used the plot to serve up society in aspic. +Mr. Steere's background in the pharmaceutical business will help him focus the company on the research intensive drug business. +Formica Corp. said it prepaid its $44 million issue of 15% senior notes due 1997 at a negotiated $10.3 million premium. +He had a private education which gave him all the traditional social graces and charm of the Southern gentleman, and travelled the world with his parents. +Chrysler is aiming its advertising squarely at Japanese car makers, who claimed a record 26% share of the U.S. market last year and have continued their gains this year. +Hampton's manager, Bill Titone, said the withholding tax problem was cleared up in 1987. +The correct extension then receives the call, says Robert McNamara, executive vice president of engineering. +A bronze likeness of the Duke is back in Texas after eight weather-beaten years in California. +"All farmers would be better off if they knew how to trade on the futures and options markets," Walker said recently. "Over time, they can make more money if they understand it. +National ministries of health and education, universities, funding institutions such as the Rockefeller, Gulbenkian and Kellogg foundations, and the World Bank helped finance the conference. +He said the bonds should be on the market for trading by next Friday. +For Mr. Lawson, the markets' newly discovered enthusiasm for Britain is a vital piece of good news. +So if a Venezuelan company owes $1 million but can't pay, the creditor might lend it another $1 million, earmarked for repayment of the first loan. +The Supreme Court today agreed to decide whether savings and loan associations and other financial institutions may claim tax deductions for "reciprocal sales" of mortgage loans. +Repartee Backward, turn backward, O time in your flight; I just thought of a retort I needed last night. +One gram is considered a fatal dose for humans. +And they drummed home the message that education meant jobs. +Congress made a mailing mandatory the following year and the pamphlet "Understanding AIDS" went out to more than 100 million households last June. +The plan said Wrather would "sell all of its oil and gas assets to a third party" under its new owners. +Move over rock 'n' roll and make room for the polka. +Shaken by the boos of the crowd whenever the Japanese wrestlers enter the arena, one Japanese laughs nervously and says, "I'm glad we didn't have to cheer our man against the Korean. +"I'm quite concerned about his safety." Well that he might be. +The committees' final resolutions will go before the entire meeting in a sort of legislative floor session Thursday. +The venture ends a long effort by the Corning, N.Y., company to improve or dispose of its housewares unit. +The arbitrator noted that the Kansas City Royals took the Detroit Tigers' Kirk Gibson, the most coveted free agent of that season, on a hunting trip in an attempt to lure him to switch clubs. +Ugandans continued to flee their country in the 1980s because of fighting between government troops and guerillas led by Yoweri Museveni. +Munck - assisted by a colleague, Douglas Hamilton - address this question in a final chapter. +The stock market retreated today amid doubts about prospects for easier credit. +But Portillo does have some things going for him. +The units' sales last year represented about 6% of Honeywell's total sales of $6.68 billion. +In 1868, Republican Ulysses S. Grant won the presidential election over Democrat Horatio Seymour. +But cigarette makers can have up to twice as many employees and still be small. +Airlines around the world subsequently found wiring mistakes on five more 757s. +With assets exceeding $11 billion, KeyCorp operates in 12 states. +An anonymous caller said the blasts were a protest of Bush's visit. +Secretary of Education William J. Bennett said Democratic leaders are embarrassed by efforts to teach schoolchildren values and the pledge of allegiance. +Varity Corp., Toronto, said it expects to sell a 22-acre parcel of land west of downtown Toronto to a unit of Counsel Corp. for more than 40 million Canadian dollars ($30.4 million). +Hotel queen Leona Helmsley will get an additional room paid for with taxes that only the little people pay. +NORC's most recent opinion surveys find the youngest adults indeed somewhat more pro-Reagan and pro-Republican than other adults. +The Deutsche Bank and the chief federal prosecutor's office said Herrhausen's driver was alive but suffered serious injuries. +Chemed, Cincinnati, new to list, $500.6 million. +The government considers Morote the Shining Path's No. 2 leader and military strategist. +The orders came a day after police violently broke up a demonstration by opposition groups. +For more than a decade, Maine residents have been paying deposits on beer and soda containers under a law designed to reduce litter. +A final decision has been promised next month. +The current rule, adopted in June, set a $100,000 cut off. +Blanche's ugly sister growls. +Mr. Iverson says he can't be responsible for accidents involving subcontractors working in plants or building new ones, even though the company acts as general contractor. +"We must reduce our workforce to meet the reality of our delivery schedule with the U.S. Army," Brown said in a prepared statement. +We told them we were Iranian representatives and they picked the ball up from there," Hillberry said. +Ensemble was not sharp, nor were the textures very clear. +A tighter monetary policy would tend to boost short-term interest rates and attract foreign capital to the U.S. +The thrift, with $1.5 billion of assets, will be dealt with by the Office of Thrift Supervision and the Resolution Trust Corp. +"`Desert Rose' was one of my songs," Hillman says. "It was a nickname for somebody's child. +Another baby was born face first and delivered by Caesarean section, as with any first-time mother whose cervix failed to dilate properly. +Sources said such measures might involve limited quotas that are gradually phased out. +"The only thing I have is the love for my daughter" _ Ms. Cutshall. +Timothy Lucas, the FASB's research director, said there are "lots of ways to make a reasonable estimate of these instruments." +His big brother Chad, doing what his parents had always taught him to do, attempted to save him. +Activists planning a state-by-state legislative campaign for abortion rights say they have little hope that a deeply divided Supreme Court will protect their interests. +Trebek, relaxing in the living room of his hillside bachelor home, is wearing a pair of well-worn blue jeans and an old blue jacket he got for participating in the Bill Cosby celebrity tennis tournament in 1975. +Tom Thieding, Gunderson's press secretary, said the congressmen's intent was to hear all sides and make a decision "that is best for the university." Students say they will keep up the protest, despite Zinser's determination to take her post. +Also on Wednesday, the Panama Canal was returning to normal gradually, and a spokeswoman said waterway officials hoped to go to 24-hour operation to clear a 125-ship backup as more personnel returned to work. +And there will be early redemption penalties -the fee for early repayment of part or all of the loan. Choosing a short-term fix of, say, three years or less, leaves you exposed to the risk that the fix ends just as interest rates rise again. +Much of the raw manpower consists of basij, or lightly trained volunteers. +Forty-six percent of those arrested were charged with a property crime, while 24 percent were accused of a violent offense. +After the severe-looking Dewey was ridiculed by tart-tongued Alice Roosevelt Longworth as "the little man on the wedding cake," campaign manager Herbert Brownell urged the New York governor to shave off his mustache. +At that point, rates on the benchmark 30-year bond and three-month bill were 7.52% and 6.15%, respectively. +With airline deals in a tailspin, legendary Wall Street trader Michael Steinhardt could have trouble parachuting out of USAir Group, traders say. +Arkansas Best had no comment on the new offer or on the financing details. +The study focused on men from couples who were consulting an infertility clinic at Yale University. +If you get fed up with your pension manager and want to switch, the transfer value may be much lower than the amount you paid in premiums. And personal equity plans are fine for those who have large equity portfolios, and are long term investors. +Meanwhile, Bush conferred with President Turgut Ozal of Turkey, which is allied with the United States against Iraq, and accepted an invitation to visit Turkey in the first half of 1991. +In the nearby town of La Trinidad, 7-year-old Sammy Pelino died when he was buried by a landslide, he added. +Dow Jones & Co., New York, signed an agreement to become the exclusive North American distributor of the China Economic Information Service, a Chinese business and financial newswire. +At the Erez crossing into the Gaza Strip, thousands of Palestinians arrived today in private cars, taxis and buses. +Ginnie Mae 9.5% securities for July delivery were off 3/8 at 98 18/32. +Ultimately, unable to distinguish between conversations he'd heard five minutes or five years before, "S" wound up in an asylum. +The National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials urged President Bush on Monday to support a tax increase as a way to correct what it said is a crisis in housing. +"I think the parents have continued with their lives," Hairston said. "But they still have a sense of hope." Best known for growing tulips in the spring, this Dutch town soon may be famous for melting snow in the winter. +But as natural gas prices have remained stubbornly low, Mesa hasn't enjoyed those advantages. Instead, it has racked up large losses and was forced to suspend its common distribution in late 1989 and its preferred payout in early 1990. +The country's main anti-apartheid alliance Monday called for an internationally supervised inquiry into allegations a police death squad assassinated government opponents. +Officials at Hebron's Alia Hospital said 25 students were treated for injuries caused by tear gas or beatings. +The president's fiscal 1988 budget would permanently limit the size of single-family mortgages that two federally chartered companies buy from lenders. +Country music star Ferlin Husky was in stable condition Monday at a Cody hospital after suffering chest pains and canceling a weekend benefit performance. +The consolidation trend intensified this summer when Philips' Polygram Records unit bought independent Island Records for what analysts estimated was $300 million. +Possibly this may have happened because coffee is a more traditional item than, say, Kraft Light Singles. +Minerve S.A., a charter airline that is 50% owned by Club Med, accounted for 38 million francs of the leisure group's loss in the first half. +But JVC's gambit is just one in a series of Hollywood purchases made by overseas players. +Earlier Friday, Russ Togs said French banking group Societe Generale S.A. had withdrawn its debtor-in-possession financing commitment because the parties failed to reach terms. +"It's usually the beginning of a good sign," says private investor James Rogers. +The Supreme Court has identified a number of essential roles for juries. +Montpellier, France The Big Board total was the lowest in six months, and for the first time in many months declines clearly outnumbered increases in the list of companies with the largest short positions in their shares. +Twenty years ago, Shell built in Brunei what was then the world's biggest LNG processing plant. +Yet in practice only a minority - those who stayed with the same employer for most of their career -received what they thought they had been promised. +Comedians Robin Williams and Whoopi Goldberg appeared before a Senate panel Wednesday to urge passage of a bill providing long-term help for homeless families. +The stock dropped 1/8 to 7 3/8. +The procession included all seven of Cuba's Roman Catholic bishops and Monsignor Raul del Valle of the New York archidocese, a Cuban native who returned to his homeland on Tuesday for the first time in 27 years. +Also, 13 people were killed in Vosloorus, seven in Tokoza and one in Katlehong _ all townships southeast of johannesburg. +More commonly, companies shape share incentives to meet local tax and cultural factors, creating a patchwork of schemes around the world. +He said the father was so traumatized he turned to drink and is now in prison for an alcohol-related offense. +Bush told reporters he is unsure whether the cease-fire agreement in Nicaragua will work. "I am skeptical," he said. "I hope it works. +A company spokesman says "belt-tightening initiatives" continue to be explored. +The United States applauds these changes, yet the basic standards the Soviet Union agreed to almost 13 years ago in the Helsinki Accords, or a generation ago in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, still need to be met. +If charged and convicted, they could receive up to five years in prison and a $2,000 fine for aiding an illegal entry into the United States. +"When this was discussed, we had no knowledge of what would happen in Iraq and Kuwait, you know. +Hilton said Fernandez must be allowed to mention the names of the CIA programs and that substituting numbers for names of the three CIA locations was not acceptable. +The first Boland Amendment, passed in 1982, prohibited the Defense Department and the Central Intelligence Agency from spending funds to overthrow the Sandinistas or to provoke conflict between Honduras and Nicaragua. +The weeklong birthday tribute begins Friday with a Bastille Day street party at a restaurant. +"Mandela's public image is being changed from that of the enemy to someone who visits the president at his home," Eglin said in an interview. +The core consumer price index has risen more rapidly than expected for several months. +"It's about time one of the big boys realized what a problem this is and did something about it. +Marshall said France probably was developing warheads for a new mobile land-based ballistic missile or a new submarine-launched ballistic missile. +Most of GE's unionized workers are covered by the national contract. +The banks hired and trained people for these new positions at pay levels well above those of the traditional corporate loan officers. +As the craft went into its descent, it wavered and abruptly nose-dived into a clearing of a ranch owned by the local mayor, she said. +"It's going to be the best cleanup that manufacturers have seen this decade," said Christopher Cedergren of J.D. Power & Associates, a California-based market-research concern. +The strike affected about one-fourth of the 37,000 hotel rooms in Waikiki, the state's tourist capital, and about one-seventh of the state's total number of hotel rooms. +"It's absolutely absurd and doubly shameful that it took five and a half months and involved thousands of innocent people to come up with a solution that reasonable men should have come up with sooner," Lee Rich said. +Wellington stocks' broad drop stemmed from gloomy New Zealand central bank predictions about the already depressed economy. +In the port of Berbera, for example, hundreds of men of the rival Issak clan were rounded up in May 1988, imprisoned, and then taken out at night in groups of five to 50 men to be executed without any judicial process whatsoever. +A television set plays in the background. +But they agreed that Fox had some big problems - most obviously in the raw sugar and agricultural contracts. +If Groupe Bruxelles Lambert and the Tractebel S.A. affiliate of Societe Generale gain control of IC Gas's holding in Petrofina, the two will hold more than 20% of Petrofina shares and will be able to block any major intiative put before the board. +The London Metal Exchange on Monday reported a 5,425-ton decline last week in its warehouse stocks of copper to 88,300 tons. +The company has consistently earned more than a 20% annual return on its net worth while many companies would be happy with 15%. +Dvorak, who acknowledged federal authorities told him in a letter he was the "subject" of an investigation though not a target, said he'd finish his term. +Until the sixth cable is back in service, many buildings will have only partial power because they are served by a combination of the repaired and unrepaired cables, said Hugh McIntosh of City Light. +Various Canadian interests have drafted plans for large-scale transfers of Canadian water to the U.S. +The SEC's move would allow shareholders to vote on non-binding proposals concerning executive pay. +Few English-language majors teach in the public schools because they can earn three times the national average salary by giving private lessons or using their language skills in business, Mrs. Tarasiewicz said. +But I'm just a member. It's like returning to your roots. +Sales for the first half of 1989 increased to $2.9 billion, up 6.4 percent from last year's $2.8 billion. +Clinton faces five opponents, including Tom McRae, former president of the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation, named for a former governor. +Franc Setinc, a member of the ruling Communist Party Presidium, resigned Monday over recent rallies by tens of thousands of Slavs who have chanted demands for arms to fight the Albanians. +Judging by the critical questions Preston fielded during a session to explain details of the plan to financial analysts, however, Avon has a lot to prove. +The commission is an independent regulatory agency established by Congress in 1972. +Some judges say the system is just too complex and that there hasn't been enough time for training judges and lawyers. +Gorbachev offered few details on his ideas to improve the economy, other than saying he would propose changes in laws covering finances, transportation, energy resources, agriculture and landholding. +The Navy plans to replace its aging fleet of A-6 planes with the A-12. The A-6, however, cost considerably less _ about $20 million each in 1986, prior to a halt in production. +The Neville Brothers, favorite sons in Louisiana, called the bill racist and threatened to stop performing in their home state. +The government is avowedly Marxist, but it has learned to cozy up to capitalist countries to get the money it needs to make its economic recovery program work. +Unlike many past presidents who used vacations to get out of the limelight, Bush seemed to relish the chance to show off his recreational penchants. +The writs have yet to be served. BZW said it intended 'vigorously to defend these proceedings'. +And Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci flew to Tokyo. +The virus transferred the gene into the cells which were then transplanted into other Watanabe rabbits. +Research will be carried out by C and W and the channel which carried the programme, BMH, to determine the company's ratings. +But what is too high? Measuring competitiveness is a tricky business. +Libya says the plant produces medicines, but the United States and West Germany have charged it produces poison gas. +Looming over everything is the nearly $59-billion foreign debt, for which there is almost nothing to show. +An excimer laser was first used to clear coronary arteries in 1987 at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, but that involved open heart surgery. +A steady hookup was re-established Friday night after nearly 15 hours of no radio contact followed by eight hours of intermittent contact. +Clouds and drizzle prevailed over Minnesota and the Dakotas. Cloudy skies lingered over much of the Northeast and California and Nevada. +While the number of pardons has been decreasing, the number of criminals being sent to state prisons has increased by 40 percent between 1983 and 1987 and the crime rate has dropped 13.4 percent, said Dave Wood, a Dukakis press aide. +If Japan and Germany go along, such a move could prevent further weakening of the dollar, Mr. Johnson said. +Smokey didn't take the stand. +Although Wall Street's Dow Jones Industrial Average started stronger Friday, the London market largely ignored New York's firmer start. +Palmer plans to resign from the State Department and end his diplomatic career following Hungarian general elections in late March, the release said. +But while the SNP claims to have won the argument in the campaign, it agrees that the outcome depends on the level of turnout. +The town's gate, guarded by a German shepherd dog, bears a sign in German reading Schliesse mich, bitte (close me, please). +And he strongly favors telecommunications groups such as Teleco Cavi S.p.A. +Gabriel W. Gorenstein, the assistant U.S. attorney handling the case for the FBI, said no decision has been made about appealing the judge's ruling. +The big brokers, naturally, are at the very forefront of the equity promotion effort. +For the year ending March 31, Shiseido projects unconsolidated pretax profit of 32 billion yen, up 6.2% from 30.12 billion yen a year earlier. +Houston attorney Robert J. Malinak, who represents Chevron in the case, did not return a telephone call Wednesday. +As part of a campaign announced in March, random cans of Coca-Cola Classic were to be equipped with mechanisms to eject cash or prize certificates when the cans were opened. +"Beef demand is said to be going to pieces," says Thomas Morgan, president of Sterling Research Corp., a forecasting firm in Arlington Heights, Ill. +Die Welt said the interview was conducted shortly before Reagan departed for the upcoming summit in Moscow. +He said the proposal, in effect, would reverse the Fleet Factors ruling. +Bankers Trust acts as an adviser and agent to issuers of commercial paper but doesn't have an independent financial stake in the issues it places, as investment bankers do. +The virus has been disabled and is no longer infectious, but is a vehicle to get the normal gene into the cells where it produces the required enzyme. +Shannon Fagan, a Greenpeace spokeswoman, said the organization now would take its fight to Congress in an effort to kill the Trident 2 program. +"Compared with the French forecasters, the training which ours receive is shorter (and therefore cheaper) and lays less emphasis on meteorological theory," the report said. +Orr and current Gov. Evan Bayh have said they didn't want to intervene in the Cooper case until the appeal was resolved. +Most of the guys on the later shift have young children _ this really hit home." Last Friday, Michelle Lagoo reported her 18-month-old son, Kurt, was missing. +So convincing are their products that collectors of Indian artifacts are learning to ask "Is it real or is it a Brewer?" before plunking down thousands of dollars. +He pleaded innocent to state charges of operating a vessel under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and negligent discharge of a pollutant without a permit. +That's a heavy price to pay, some analysts said, but raising money was bound to be expensive for a company that's incurring huge operating losses. +That's 7.4 percent, or nearly double the carrier rate among Jews and about 20 times the rate among the entire population. +Deng is certain to remain the ultimate authority as long as he remains healthy, and will protect Jiang, an economic moderate and political conservative. +The lawsuit also said the defendants refused to accept credit-card invoices from gasohol sales and terminated some retailers or distributors who did accept credit-card invoices for gasohol purchases. +In fact, I never even saw such a boat. +He wasn't identified in accordance with British custom. +Its name is believed to be drawn from the opening of a new rail tunnel between the city and Sampierdarena in 1875, the year of its founding. +It also is roughly the same price as that put on the last Manufacturers Hanover stock offering. +"The agreement is a common success for both states," said the chief Polish negotiator, Wladyslaw Napieraj, in an official statement. +Radicals have attacked the center about 30 times since a civil uprising in the city in 1980. +'Now people in the streets and in small towns are seeing people who are very foreign to them. +The first quarter results are significant because they reveal for the first time what effect Mr. Trump's intense marketing strategies, which raised revenue for the Trump's Castle, have had on the bottom line. +Wall Street doesn't understand his 5-year-old company. +Manuel Antonio Noriega, who is under indictment in the United States on drug trafficking charges. +Thus, when mainstream drafters would go home at night, the leftists would call a quorum and write pro-labor articles. +The dollar ended lower in New York after rising in the Far East and trading mixed in Europe. +But he helped himself among the party's establishment by maintaining a low profile and playing the good soldier. +They allege that Lloyd's failed to protect them from the consequences of mismanagement at Oakeley Vaughan. +The poll did not screen for likely voters. +He made his remarks Friday before U.S. businessmen, who urged him to renew the trade ties that were cut when the Communists won the Vietnam War in 1975. +LATE IN 1983, Wang Laboratories Inc. introduced a personal computer that could scan images and store them in its memory. +Instead, a wall near his desk holds framed copies of the goals of Shoney's divisions, along with a statement of the company's business philosophy. +The same is true for senior citizens who want to work _ whether 50, 60 or over 70. They are reliable, dependable workers and serve as role models for young people. +Medical Care, which owns outpatient surgical centers, said it expects to complete the transaction by year's end. +During the same period taxation jumped to 47.1% of GDP in 1985 from 33.6% in 1975. +U.S. savings bonds will earn interest at an annual rate of 7.35% for the next six months, the Treasury said. +Yuriko, a one-time member of the Martha Graham Dance Company, performed in the original 1951 cast of "The King and I," which starred Gertrude Lawrence and Yul Brynner. +Along with its purchase, that would give Love Development voting control of 46.5% of Punta Gorda's stock. +However, the Bush administration did not join in Reagan's move. +Traders said the dollar started higher in Tokyo following its rise in New York overnight. +An additional 22 percent already are set aside for the lowest strata in the rigid hierarchy of Indian society. +With new competitors arriving daily, most companies want products to look in step with the times. +The white secretion also can kill small animals, including cats and dogs, that eat the toad. +In those cases, the high court ruled that federal law gives prosecutors broad authority to seize assets of people accused of racketeering and drug-related crimes, including fees paid to lawyers before an indictment. +A closed courtroom in rural New Hampshire has become a battleground for deciding when parental discipline becomes so harsh that the state must intervene. +Coppola and Zoetrope Productions filed separately under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, said the clerk's office at U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Santa Rosa. +Troops from Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Gambia and Guinea were in the force. +Such optimism may soon be out of date. Stuart Bentley is professor of pathology at the University of North Carolina Medical School Imagine a divorce court ordering a husband to be reunited with a wife who cannot stand the sight of him. +The Republican congressman, dean of the six-member South Carolina delegation, trailed Leventis in early returns on Tuesday. +The findings conflicted with unequivocal statements from a Georgian commission and top Georgian officials that a chemical used when Soviet troops charged pro-independence protesters on April 9 caused nerve damage and several deaths. +William Dowden, an employee of Southeast Aviation, watched Vierling's single-engine plane both during and after takeoff. +Wal-Mart Stores Inc., with a 12 percent gain, is one of the rare exceptions to the rule. +To win back the dissidents, Bush made a televised speech to the nation asking Americans to take some bitter medicine to restore the health of America's economy. +While the purchasing managers, like the government, reported that manufacturing employment declined in May, the group's index of overall manufacturing health rose to 50.7% during the month, the highest reading since April 1989. +Ganz and Mandel, for instance, who just finished a script for Billy Crystal titled "City Slickers," sit across from each other in a small office. +These studies are not written in terms of how much a doctor can make doing a various type of therapy, but what kind of benefit can be achieved for the doctor's patients. +Men who were better at venting their emotions and seeking social support also had better signs of immune system performance, Antoni said. +In addition, the government advanced some farm price-support payments to the old fiscal year from the new one. +In Moldova, where a civil war raged for much of the early part of 1992, it was down to 72.1 per cent. +He sees it as a mix of such promising ideas as pre-school education and boondoggles like community action programs meant to raise blacks by giving them political power in the ghetto. +The three are Beltech Corp., Katanning Holdings Ltd. and Portman Mining Ltd. +Defense attorney Jerris Leonard led the governor through a series of calculations that he said showed that Mecham Pontiac had $2.5 million worth of unencumbered property. +Northern Foods, the Weir pumpmaking company, ICL, Rover and the Meggitt engineering group are due to send their finance directors. +The agency is also concerned that the revolving line of credit could be repaid outside of a formal bankruptcy reorganization plan. +He added that the company will take advantage of regulations that mean doctors' majority stakes in MRI diagnostic centers, in some circumstances, have to be shed. That is leading to a consolidation in the industry, he said. +Young has been raising campaign money, without making a formal announcement. +Much has been said and written about the low expectations for Quayle, and how that might be an advantage for him in the debate. +Early returns showed Mr. Daley won an estimated 15% of the city's black votes, nearly twice as much black support as he received in 1989. +That bolsters the prospect of oversupply, which doesn't bode well for the long term, an analyst said. +That may cause the tick to regurgitate fluid into the bite. +The report cited sharp increases in purchases of imported vehicles, color televisions, motorcycles, air conditioners, sofas and carpets despite a government freeze on buying such items. +Duke was repudiated by most state and national GOP leaders because of his white supremacist background and prior espousal of Nazi ideology. +The Soviet Union and the United States signed an accord more than a year ago to eliminate all intermediate-range nuclear forces and are negotiating deep cuts in strategic arms. +U.S. and Canadian officials express full confidence in each other's meat-inspection practices. +David Smith, an aerospace industry consultant, said the Pentagon may have timed the release of the Stealth drawing to pressure Northrop to meet its schedules. +But Gov. Jim Florio and other state political leaders let the method lapse Dec. 31. +Some parents acknowledge that hurrying in the early years can create big problems later. +Most political analysts are convinced a military showdown is inevitable if Hrawi seeks to evict Aoun from Baabda. +Western diplomats and relief workers have supported government allegations that the guerrillas are responsible for numerous massacres and other atrocities. +At this price, while we like the stock, we are on a short-term hold.' +For 60 years some 17m people there had been subject to despotic government, first of the right and then of the left. +Roh also announced plans to change the government from a presidential system to a parliamentary one with a prime minister. +'Nothing can go on without a basis of religion, law, principle and morals. +While not a very precise target for the duration of the bear market, Mr. Russell believes the downtrend won't be over until all the overvaluation in the bull market has been washed out of stocks. +'In the US, if you want to own more than 25 per cent of a radio station you have to be American. +The bill, passed 85-15, contains $946 million for AIDS education and research. +In 1988, he left DDB to join Porsche. +De Klerk's three-day visit includes a scheduled meeting Monday with Bush, whose administration has praised some of de Klerk's reforms. +Late in the week, violent anti-government demonstrations occurred in several Albanian cities, and more than 150 people were arrested. +The university said the leak was discovered by the reactor's staff Sunday afternoon, when a crew arrived to start it after its weekend shutdown. +New responses may well emerge from the family, or new institutional forms may fill the gap. For those with the skills to qualify as core employees, the extension of corporate welfare may offer a lifeline. +Cedeno was released Friday on $2,000 bail. +In a similar attack Saturday, 21 guerrillas and one soldier died in a battle between troops and about 80 rebels, according to Gen. Rafael Padilla Vergara, commander of the army's Second Division. +Elsewhere in the region, soldiers riding jeeps mounted with machine guns patrol the streets of the larger towns. +This is considerably higher than the average spent on a credit card in a year. +"What they forget," said Ruvolo "is national issues rarely, rarely have that much impact on congressional races. +They complained, among other things, that basic wage increases of 40 cents an hour annually over three years were 33% lower than increases they got in 1985. +But if we look at the tertiary sector's extraordinary growth potential, the overall negotiating results for initial commitments on financial services, audiovisuals, basic telecommunications, and maritime transport were disappointing. +The crackdown was generally tolerated and to some extent supported by newspaper editorials and the public, which views the students' demands for immediate reunification as naive and dangerous. +A hate crimes bill was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee on March 9 and supporters are hoping for a floor vote. +The Revolutionary Justice Organization announced Cicippio's reprieve in a 13-line handwritten statement in Arabic delivered to the independent Beirut newspaper An-Nahar. +In the village of Ab-Dar in Zanjan, televison showed mountains of rubble, and a speaker said it was all that was left of apartment buildings. +But to do so in recent weeks takes no effort at all. +A spokesman said earlier in the week that the hacker did not invade the lab's top secret nuclear weapons research computers, which are physically and electronically separated from the unclassified system. +In 1987, it organised 11. 'It isn't done to be so showy any more,' a spokeswoman confided. +Mr. Webber, 57, succeeds George G. Raymond Jr., 65, who remains chairman. +But they cannot agree on tariffs for capital goods, telecommunications equipment and computers. +Butler is not alone in courting skinheads. +Transparency is a fresh look for next summer _ best at the house of Chanel where designer Lagerfeld likes to play around with chic long jackets in flesh tones of pink over similarly shaded little wisps of chiffon skirts peeping out underneath. +Kuwait, meanwhile, will undergo perhaps the most thorough scouring for investment opportunities in its history. +However, he has been unavailable for public comment. Mr Noemi refused to answer questions as to how Mr Davila, acting alone, could have extended lines of credit with brokers above normal limits. +And if a successful deficit-reduction package succeeds in boosting the economy, no one will care about the conservatives' complaints, they argue. +Ziegler refused to discuss the potential IRS liability or how the alleged overcharges occurred. +Avierno flatly denies there are any rights abuses in Cuba: "The people, for the first time in their lives, have the arms. +His decision to cooperate is considered a breakthrough for the Iran-Contra investigators. +At 5 p.m., exchange computers will match buy orders with sell orders and execute the trades. +Last year, an estimated 1.8 million Moslems from more than 80 nations went on the annual pilgrimage. +During his permitted five-minute break, the only venue he could find was a toilet in a nearby amusement arcade. +Mr. Strauss also stated that he knew or suspected that Mr. Goldberg had committed federal mail fraud in January 1986 by submitting $57,500 of "false or fraudulent" invoices to a Guam government agency for consulting services never performed. +The plane was scheduled to resume its flight to San Diego, he said. +He will eventually be transferred to the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., pending completion of the military review process. +Nazir Khalid Jafaar, 20, of Detroit, was killed in the bombing. The network said part of the drug agency review was to determine whether he had been enlisted in the drug operation and whether he had been tricked into carrying the bomb. +"Cross media buys are much easier said than done," says Leslie Hinton, president of Murdoch Magazines. +They made it to the airport. +Many institutional holders argue that pills entrench management and deter gains. +Their bodies contained almost four times as much mercury as did 28 people in 10 houses who did not use the paint. +Diplomatic intervention apparently resulted in their release, and they appear to have crossed again into Djibouti. +Being on friendly terms with prominent Tontons Macoutes was a thoughtful strategy of survival used by some army officers as a way of protecting their own careers and also of gaining a promotion. +Ashland Oil Inc. said Thursday it had settled a dispute with the National Iranian Oil Co. for $325 million, less than a week before a trial was scheduled to begin in Mississippi. +Police have no suspect in the shooting, officials said. +The House and Senate proposals are among several under consideration in Congress to speed up death penalty appeals while ensuring defendants' rights. +The Cuban government is broadcasting at night on two AM radio frequencies used by U.S. stations, but the Federal Communications Commission said Friday it has received no complaints about interference. +It therefore doesn't represent a reopening of the Australian dollar sector, one source said. +The discoveries are fanning confusion throughout the U.S. grain trade. +A spokesman said that although earnings may not continue to double from a year earlier, the company expects "significant" earnings increases through the remainder of fiscal 1988 and in fiscal 1989. +Her husband, pastor of the Rising Sun Baptist Church, is one of the black clergymen throughout the city "getting the word out on Ramesses" and encouraging group visits by their flocks. +Yet that creates just as much risk of deposits switching from society to society in search of inducements. +The head of the U.N. Arab Group said Sunday that if the United States insists on closing the legal PLO Mission, operating under international treaty, then the General Assembly should vote to leave New York and relocate in Geneva. +When you were in a group she always sought out your attention, you never got the impression she was too busy. +He said he expected operating earnings in the full year to match 1987's one billion marks. +The White House budget office says spending by affected agencies must be slashed by 32.4%, six times the cuts imposed last year when Congress missed the budget deadline. +"Last Notes" has brought Exley even more fame. +The meeting was arranged at the request of Bush's campaign, said Carl Golden, a spokesman for Kean. +The 443-page book, which addresses issues ranging from the presence of women in politics to women's progress in law enforcement, was prepared as a challenge to the new administration of President-elect George Bush. +Like many oil companies, Amoco has been testing new auto fuels. +The indictment accuses McBirney of hiding from regulators agreements with Western Savings Association over the partial financing of $700 million worth of property in Southern California. +In addition, the dollar's continued strength boosted bond futures prices, which in turn supported stock-index futures, analysts said. +It will be tough going, too. +It was the same in restaurants, and the rule holds true in all public life: Work (no matter how simple) is avoided; power (no matter how petty) is exercised. +On Thursday, Gov. Buddy Roemer declared a state of emergency for Orleans, Jefferson, Plaquemines and St. Bernard parishes. +Amway still owns a chunk of Avon stock and could make another pitch some time to Avon's board. +America West offered $390 million cash for the shuttle, with the balance in cash and debt assumption on 10 Boeing 757 aircraft, a press release said. +At 52, Gonzalez is among Colombia's most celebrated artists. +Some chart-conscious traders added that technical factors accelerated the gains. +But they were not considered for angioplasty unless they had lingering heart pain or abnormal exercise tests during their recovery. +"United Cable has been stressing its increasing net asset value and I haven't been happy with their operating results over the past several years," he said. +"They've filled about a third of them with party loyalists. They don't have any left," said Wilkinson. +More than 100 state and local officials using search dogs and a helicopter nabbed a fourth escapee early this morning, hours after 13 inmates broke out of an overcrowded county jail. +Speed as well as reliability gains are achieved by using level-triggered inputs instead of edge-triggered inputs. +Its fate will be argued at a meeting tomorrow of a panel of doctors and scientists advising the Food and Drug Administration. +Early reactions were mixed to the European Community's $101.5 million of 8 1/4%, four-year Eurobonds, led by Credit Suisse First Boston Ltd. +Special charges reduced profit by about $168 million, including a $219 million previously reported charge related to Chevron's planned disposal of its fertilizer operations. +A spokesman for Bear Stearns also declined to comment. +Mr. Teicher helped develop the administration's secret 1985 plan to win the release of hostages in Lebanon and improve relations with Iran by supplying aid to Iran. +For nearly 30 years the script passed through many hands until it reached producer George Pal. +But his beatification has upset many Catholics, not least among the Jesuit community who mistrust Opus Dei's conservative bent. Critics say he is being beatified with undue, even offensive, haste. +Flying through Miami on his way home to Burlington, Vt., from vacation in Paraguay, Eli Harvey said a strike "would be a major problem. +We have failed to use the right kind of force when it was needed. +Let them comment on that as they wish." A spokesman for Britain's opposition Labor Party said Zamyatin delivered a personal message from Gorbachev to Kinnock, who had been scheduled to visit Moscow for talks on Jan. 16. +The earliest accounts of China Jews go back before the journey of Italian explorer Marco Polo into China in the l3th century, the Jews apparently having gone there from ancient Israel or other parts of the Middle East. +The three men were charged with second-degree assault, aggravated harassment, criminal possession of a deadly instrument and criminal possession of a controlled substance, marijuana. Dessoye was also charged with driving while intoxicated. +Mr. McNutt, who is providing the piano for the breakfast, established the arts group after migrating to Randall two years ago from Minneapolis with his piano-tuning partner Joel Yushta. +Containment was predicted by Saturday night. +But it has urged the bank not to pay more for the British clearer and to safeguard the interests of its Hong Kong shareholders and customers. +"We hope that all citizens will buy their needs so they may overcome any shortages that might result from an aggression on our oil installations," said the announcement, published in the government's Al-Jumhuriya newspaper. +The Peacock has been leased by two white entrepreneurs who plan to reopen the second-story walkup as a blues and rock showcase. +These ease filing requirements for shareholder litigants and should, in theory, lead to greater financial disclosure. +Jay Toole, world-wide director of health care consulting at Andersen Consulting, said he thinks that improvements in image-processing, networks and workstations are coming together quickly and could change the way hospitals are run. +'The Jewish settlement activity of today (in the West Bank and Gaza) is not directed by the priority of how to settle immigrant Russians and Ethiopians and how to provide work for them. +Earlier, officials had said that a changeout would mean a delay of about a week. +At 4 p.m., union leaders and Murdoch spokesman Howard Rubenstein said both sides were breaking for food. +At least nine Palestinians were shot and wounded by Israeli troops in the clashes, Arab hospitals reported. +Three robbers burst into a fast-food restaurant, tied up the manager and attempted to flee with thousands of dollars, but were cut down and killed in a fusillade of police gunfire Monday, authorities said. +Messrs. Baker and Bessmertnykh are to meet again today, mostly to discuss arms control issues. +The automaker also said it is studying the feasibility of adding air bags to its trucks and multipurpose passenger vehicles. +Both kids are making their professional stage debuts, suggesting once again that Mr. Wilson has a long way to go in achieving consistent casting and directing. +The economy is growing at a "satisfactory" pace, said Paul W. Boltz, vice president and financial economist at T. Rowe Price Associates Inc., a Baltimore-based investment management concern. +The fact that Macmillan's stock has risen beyond Bass's offering price is a further indication Wall Street is looking for another bidder. +Kim Jong Pil, a possible conservative rival to ruling party candidate Roh, will announce plans Monday. +The presidential decrees, in legal language and read by an announcer, listed which points of the law and constitution the Estonian and Latvian measures violated. +It was the first contested elections in 30 years of independence, but candidates were limited to independents and members of Habre's ruling party. +If not, we can all live with confrontation." +The dollar turned in a mixed performance Wednesday as the West German mark continued to dominate the foreign exchange markets. +"It was clean work, without a single gunshot," said Rene Hernandez, a spokesman for the attorney general. +The Swiss central bank confirmed its intervention but wouldn't disclose details; the others wouldn't comment. +Kidder Peabody noted that prices of dynamic random access memory chips have risen recently, contrary to expectations they would remain flat or even fall slightly, given the current weak economic conditions. +An investment group including Mutual Shares Corp., a New York investment company, said it holds a 5.9% stake in Purolator Courier Corp.'s common shares outstanding. +It said the sentences were handed down Thursday. +A spokeswoman for Southern New England said the company is considering whether to appeal. +It could become shallow in a series if you don't have good writing." Timbuktu was lucky last year. +The European Commission was yesterday poised to take Greece to the European court over its blockade of the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia. +The commission also said it received two phony bomb threats Wednesday and Tuesday, adding that they had not disrupted operation of the waterway. +Pinochet, 73, seized power in a 1973 military coup that toppled an elected leftist government. +Britain's retail price index rose 0.1% in July from June and was up 8.2% from a year earlier, the Department of Employment said Friday. +The power plant yields about 160 tons of ash daily, but Parish expects to be selling all of it by year's end as an additive to paving materials and fertilizer and an absorbent to soak up toxic contaminants from geothermal energy wells. +Lawsuits flew back and forth in America. By late December 1991 the chancery court in Delaware, where MGM is incorporated, had thrown out all of Mr Parretti's claims and upheld the right of Credit Lyonnais to remove him and his associates. +The railroad's favorable cash flow and earnings prospects and moderating capital spending needs should allow the parent to reduce its debt leverage to about the low to mid-40% range and give it more financial flexibility, S&P said. +It was Wilson's first visit to Beijing since China violently crushed pro-democracy protests in June, badly shaking the confidence of Hong Kong residents about their future after Britain hands the colony back to China in 1997. +An EDS spokesman, dismayed that Mr. Perot has the document, says that the memo was the result of a "miscommunication" in the Medicaid office and was quickly countermanded by EDS management before any files were destroyed improperly. +Holders of Pounds 40,000 nominal have elected not to redeem. Earlier this month Next, the fashion retailer, was also forced to redeem its convertible bond at a cost of Pounds 89.2m. +By the time Exxon responded with its own equipment, a storm had moved through the area and spread the oil over a wider region. +The perception is further highlighted because it contrasts sharply with American Jews' traditional support for the Democratic Party. +In the year, airlines ordered a total of 341 jetliners from the company. +'The sectors targeted by the fund will be quite heavily invested over the next year, and most of the interesting opportunities will quickly disappear.' +MGM Grand is considering locating the park on 143 acres it just purchased for $28 million. +He said schools haven't opened for the current school year, but police and firemen are continuing to work. +"The situation here is entirely out of control," wrote the dentist, whose letters from Kuwait were provided on the condition he not be identified. +The same view was voiced in a letter sent by Sens. +John Paul met Foreign Minister Pik Botha at the airport and was briefed about the hijacking before leaving for Lesotho. +Gevorg Oganesyan, a spokesman for the regional party Central Committee, said some armed men entered the building Friday and ordered everyone out except for regional party officials, who were presented with a list of their demands. +The middle daughter, Martirio, envies both. Outside swirls a violent, medieval world, with demands of fealty to church and society. +Howard Metzenbaum railed against loopholes for the rich, but he managed to preserve a special break for a home-state firm, North Star Steel. +They teach in small groups and their fees are high. +In the case, Esposito paid for a Florida vacation for Biaggi and a companion and arranged to pay for a second one in exchange for the congressman's efforts on behalf of a Brooklyn ship-repair company that was a major client of Esposito's insurance firm. +Did the pitcher fool you on those last three strikeouts?" +Eduardo Martinez Romero, charged with laundering millions of dollars of cocaine money for the Medellin Cartel, was extradited to the United States last week after losing his appeal. +Mr. Rothman used the opportunity to present Sheik Ali with a package of Merrill Lynch economic forcasts. +At the end of last month, 37 nations had signed the treaty and six nations had ratified it, including the U.S. +"No piano excites the emotions or invites as much controversy as does the Steinway," he says. +These techniques are used by some of the largest and best-known funds, such as George Soros' Quantum fund, which has Dollars 10bn under management. +Three-year-old Carolina, one of Jose's two daughters, played in the sand in front of the house. +Fusion is safe for now because Mitsubishi doesn't export the product and Fusion dominates the Japanese market, selling about $6 million of the lamps in Japan to Mitsubishi's $2 million. +The British firm is still waiting for "very substantial" payments and has ceased most of its shipments. +He welcomed a statement last week by bank regulators saying that banks should keep making loans to qualified customers. +They said the evidence of exposure is so strong that veterans should be contacted, checked for health effects and informed of possible future problems. +The four insolvent institutions make a total of 237 savings and loans in 33 states under FDIC management. +Italian media often refer to the new code as the "Perry Mason System." +The restructuring followed Security Pacific National Bank's termination of a six-year, $100 million credit line in October 1988, the company said. +While previous peace-making efforts focused on Israeli-Palestinian relations, the current approach places more emphasis on efforts involving Israel and Arab states. +Nobel's testament dictated that the peace prize be awarded by a committee elected by the Norwegian Parliament, but his reasoning remains a mystery. +The high court in 1977 ruled that such disciplinary measures never can amount to the "cruel and unusual punishment" banned by the Constitution's Eighth Amendment. +We strongly support the efforts of the United States. +Fixed rates are below 10 percent for the first time in more than a year. +OSHA had scheduled such an inspection earlier this year, because the plant's injury and illness rate was well above the national average for manufacturing, despite the alleged under-reporting. +Barry's recently missed certain interest payments on its 12 5/8% subordinated notes. +Some Republicans are particularly upset that their leaders, Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas and Rep. Robert Michel of Illinois, seemed resigned to tax increases after joining their Democratic counterparts at a meeting with Mr. Bush Sunday night. +Other income improved by 22 per cent to R574m. Specific and general risk provisions rose by 33 per cent to R120m (R90m). +There is no Economy Rdp this cycle. +The M2 component of the monetary aggregates, which is the one most widely watched by the Fed, grew $5.2 billion in the latest week, compared with expectations of a $3.9 billion gain. +Just last month, the No. 1 auto maker boosted its first-quarter production schedule by 149,000 cars and 36,000 trucks. +It features Cheryl Studer and Dennis O'Neill. +The Fed does not comment on its market interventions. +A Census Bureau report shows that 8% of Americans age 15 or older are currently divorced. +Take the Jubilee line extension, for example. +That meant a design computer here, an assembly robot or testing machine there, maybe a bar-code reader at the shipping bay. +Trains are not an option, unless you have three clear days - two for travelling and one to recover. Businessmen needing interpreters are often better off making arrangements after arriving in China through their hotels. +The report on the merchandise trade deficit for June is set to be released today at 8:30 a.m. EDT. +Prosecutor-general Kim Gi-chun today called for stern measures to stop violent protests and said the government was prepared for a "major showdown" with leftist groups. +As they meet, feathers fly as if someone sliced open a down pillow and shook it. +He was indicted with his wife in 1988 but was found mentally incompetent to stand trial. +In addition, as Drexel's financing prowess has grown, it has been able to make multibillion-dollar funding commitments without having to sound out potential buyers of debt securities beforehand. +An AT&T spokesman said the contest will give the company more visibility on college campuses. +Anti-apartheid leaders urged blacks to boycott the balloting, and Anglican Archbishop Tutu appealed for non-violence during the vote. +But institutions also jumped into the fray. +The government of China denounced a U.S. Embassy investigation into the treatment of American journalists, denying charges that its security forces have stepped up surveillance of foreign reporters. +British Steel declines to comment. +But the Warsaw Pact has an advantage of about 2 to 1 in tanks and artillery. +Now that we're working, we want to keep it. +This sophisticated analysis seems to have come from watching endless hours of American soap operas and close observation of tourists wandering around in "gaudy checked trousers." +This idealised head of Cleopatra was presented to the Roman nobleman Tomasso dei Cavalieri. +Perhaps it is only by getting to grips with madness that we can come to terms with the dreadful deeds of mankind. +Judging will be based on creativity of design, functionality and results of the sea trials. +Jenninger defended himself by saying he was misunderstood. +Relations between state and religious groups have improved. +Elsewhere in the credit markets, prices of some municipal bonds rose about 5/8 point, or around $6.25 for each $1,000 face amount. +Botha accused Western diplomats of meddling in anti-apartheid politics and threatened to restrict their movements. +This intensely spicy Barbera fruit comes from Carlo Cassinis' particularly mature Vigne del Sole vineyard which is vinified separately only in the best vintages. +The president will spend two nights in Beijing and then fly to Seoul for a stop of less than five hours. +The plant is operating under special NRC supervision for six months because of its history of safety violations and administrative problems. +Morningstar Mutual Funds, a Chicago newsletter, calculates that the average international fund has just 21% of its assets in Japan. +That does not mean retirement is bad, he said, but it indicates that retirement may not add anything to a marriage and certainly will not improve a bad one. +Kaligian said the death toll was probably a great deal higher. +Entenmann would not comment on whether Crane had agreed to allow the life-support removal in exchange for leniency for his wife. +The federal government and the New York Stock Exchange said Friday they are examining an apparently bogus claim of a large investment in General Cinema Corp. that triggered a sharp rise in the price of the company's stock. +Mr. Fleisher wouldn't estimate how quickly the company might emerge from bankrutpcy-law proceedings. +In a related move Monday, BP Exploration raised the price of North Slope Alaskan crude by more than $2 a barrel, pushing the it to its highest level in more than three years. +On Monday evening, snow fell over eastern North Dakota, northern Minnesota, and northern Wisconsin. +Analysts estimate such a move could raise around Pounds 300m for the hotel group but most are dismissive, pointing out that Forte has recently invested heavily in French service stations. +Mr. Jones, who now travels the tradeshow circuit while his son runs the farm, isn't surprised that farms are a fount of useful ideas. +Let's hope, for the prime minister's sake, that it's a more profitable affair than last week's so-called private dinner for Gus O'Donnell, the prime minister's outgoing press secretary. +The SEC's review is expected to take as long as 60 days. +The two colleges' admissions offices merged in 1975. +Foreign investors will continue to shy away from Poland until they are assured of ownership, use, and transfer rights in property, it warns. The issue of property rights - and restitution - has affected the pace of privatisation. +Traders shrugged off predictions of scattered showers today and Friday in the Farm Belt, where drought-stressed soybean crops are struggling to produce and fill bean pods. +His total pay last year came to $57,000, his largest annual take. +Protestant extremists formed organizations to battle the IRA. +Unfortunately, the Yugoslav side politely but firmly rejected this suggestion. +The Soviet Union moved its troops into Afghanistan in December 1979 to support a Marxist government in Kabul against U.S.-armed rebels. +They don't want people to know that they are still the party that will raise taxes and weaken our defense. +"These guys simply don't retire to condos over the Euphrates." Despite the lack of any obvious successors, the Iraqi leader's internal power base appeared to be narrowing even before the war began. +But an investor who pays now for future services can still claim deductions on 1986 tax returns. +The man used a hammer to drive a six-inch nail through the palm of his hand into an outside wooden door leading to St. Stephen's Tower, which houses the famous Big Ben clock, the hospital spokesman said. +Rushdie has been in hiding in Britain since February 1989, when Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini declared the novel blasphemous and decreed that the British author should be killed. +Hopefully in a comedic way. +Under federal antitrust laws, companies seeking to take over a publicly-traded company worth $100 million or more, or trying to acquire stock worth more than $15 million, must obtain anti-trust clearance from the FTC. +Three West Germans and 50 Turks have been listing as missing. +South East, one of the state's largest coal companies, operates four underground mines and a large coal processing plant in Irvine. Last year the company mined 2 million tons of coal. +The figure was the lowest since 1986, when 1,365,000 units were started. +Japanese imports decreased 12.9% to 339,000 tons from 389,000 tons in March, but rose 13.4% from tonnage of 299,000 a year ago. +Mr. Schoenbaum's biography is a major step, but by no means the last one, in putting Dean Rusk into his proper historical perspective. +Besides the basic operations, however, Brock said the center has been a draw to other aerospace companies such as Grumman Corp. and McDonnell-Douglas Corp., both of which have major aerospace operations nearby. +In the end, the commission insisted the company pay just Dollars 41.3m. Pacific Telesis announced plans for the spin-off last December. +Measures thought likely to be adopted by the government to buoy the economy include an increase in public sector investment and aid to lift property prices. +Asked if Gilbert's torrential rains contributed to the collapse, Nakashima said, "It had to have something to do with it, so all this accelerated." Residents and their relatives say the building already was unsafe. +"America," he wrote, "is far enough away, and still big and powerful enough, to be quite relaxed about the re-emergence of Germany as a great power in central Europe. +Deepak Raj, who follows cosmetics companies for Merrill Lynch, said his estimated 1988 earnings gain of 30% for Alberto is one of the best among the stocks he watches. +I wondered, on arriving at its puzzling entrance. +Abdul Hakim Katawazi, 66, is a Pashtun with ties to tribal leaders and a background in the Interior Ministry. +The battle of Kursk, in 1943, was the largest tank engagement in history, and ranks with the more famous battle of Stalingrad as a decisive defeat for the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union in World War II. +But in this new version it all adds up. +"David Duke is not a Republican," Atwater said. "He's a pretender, a charlatan and a political opportunist who is looking for any organization he can find to try to legitimize his views of racial and religious bigotry and intolerance. +Property is as important as free speech or habeas corpus. +"I never gave blood before, but I'm here because of the crisis in the Gulf," says the telephone-company office manager as he and a throng of donors, of all ages, recover from their bloodletting with English tea and biscuits. +But that could change if the bill includes strong "purging" provisions designed to keep the rolls clear of voters who have died or moved elsewhere. +Dukakis, who celebrated his 25th wedding anniversary Monday, was traveling to California today. +In court documents, Ms. Adams is said to have cooperated in investigations of fugitives including financier Robert Vesco, who was being sought on federal charges. +Its release Friday by Little, Brown & Co., coincides with CNN's 10th birthday. +One move will be the installation of Union Pacific's Transportation Control System on Katy routes, bringing Union Pacific's computerized customer service program to Katy shippers. +In one of his few public utterances, Walesa said in Polish, "I prefer to be a small boss." At a Remembrance Day ceremony in Toronto, Walesa helped a Polish war veteran lay a wreath. +"When we came here it was just this untidy slope, a great field with hundreds of anthills and stones. +About 30 youths hurled stones at an East German bus Sunday as it carried passengers through West Berlin en route to East Berlin's airport, police said. +The mainstream Amal militia, supported by Syria, has been fighting the pro-Iranian Hezbollah, or Party of God, for control of Lebanon's 1.2 million Shiites. +Judge Richard Owen, over Securities and Exchange Commission objections, granted the request of Ira B. Sokolow and David S. Brown, former investment bankers. +His overall job-approval rating was 31 per cent; at the Gulf war's end last year this soared to 90 per cent. +The automotive decline has been partly offset by growth in Pioneer Standard's computer business, which is "slightly up over a year ago," the executive said. +Woomer was captured, convicted of murder and has been on death row since with his case on appeal. +The business was expected to come into profit next year. A second interim dividend of 4.35p in lieu of a final, to beat Budget changes on ACT, makes a 6.2p (5.75p) total. +Rutland would retain 17.5 per cent. Mr Langdon, who is also chairman of Ben Shaw's and will be joining the board of Cott in the UK, said the company had rationalised its canning operations and aggressively pursued sales to the big UK supermarkets. +Watkins said the Bush administration was preparing a legislative proposal to create a government corporation that would take over the Energy Department's uranium enrichment operations in order to restore their competitiveness. +But he said he believed the matter could be better handled through a new round of trade negotiations now being carried out under the 97-nation General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, or GATT, rather than in direct confrontation. +"Periodically we get hysterical," he said. "We tend to forget that we have had these wrangles within the alliance in the past. What is different this time is Gorbachev. +THE RECESSION has indeed affected many jobs, and benefits, too. +In either case, the purchase clearly exceeds the previous largest in the ad business _ WPP's $566 million takeover of J. Walter Thompson's parent in 1987. +Arafat and Assad had been bitter enemies for five years, since Syria backed a mutiny in Fatah, the PLO's mainstream faction, in May 1983. +"The band is playing on and on," Larry Kessler, director of the AIDS Action Committee, said after the vote. +Old gas is that produced from wells operating before the law was passed, and new gas is that from wells that began producing after the law's passage. +Some companies also reported slowing demand in parts of Europe, which would cause big problems, because the European market has been making up for weakness in U.S. sales for the past few years. +He was not charged in connection with the murders in Matamoros or Mexico City or with other crimes alleged against the sect. Authorities would not say if he will remain on the police force until his case is resolved. +His replacement as finance minister, Nasser Abdullah al-Rowdan, quickly set about counting what Kuwait had left. +It said it expects to have the financial resources to continue its acquisition and capital-expenditure programs. +There was no need for Edwin Meese's final act in office, an order requiring that independent prosecutors be appointed to investigate criminal allegations against members of Congress. +The market had very good two-way business, with a few more buyers than sellers," a trader said. +In cases in which a person was exposed to a toxic substance but showed no symptoms of disease, the report suggests that judges allow suits seeking payment for medical monitoring of the plaintiffs' health. +Inventories have been reduced to the lowest level since the company was formed and inventory turns are now 4.6 times a year compared with 2.6 times three years ago. +There are few parallels that can be drawn between Ulster and long-running conflicts in South Africa and the Middle East. +The PLO, in return, had agreed to withdraw a demand for a Palestinian police presence on the crossings. +Mr. Schwartz is a general partner of Neuberger & Berman, a brokerage and investment advisory firm based in New York. +"In this period of increased warning time and fiscal austerity, I think we have to conduct a fundamental re-examination of the use of the reserves in all of the military services," said Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman of the panel. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Monfort shares closed at $53.50, up $4. +North said that the prosecutor was basing his questions on a "very cryptic description of four hours of conversation." He said he could not remember details of the interview. +The company will use the proceeds to finance the acquisition and also to refurbish stores and to expand its merchandise. +The purchase would boost its stake in the New York investment banking and securities group to 40% from its current holding of about 33%. +Both he and other shareholders made a bundle of money in 1986 when MEI Diversified Corp. sold what was then the nation's third-largest Pepsi bottling operation back to PepsiCo Inc. for $590 million. +Torres, chief of the Olongapo district police command, said Tutanes was carrying ammunition and was believed on his way to meet local rebels when he was captured. +"Against that, you've got the specter of yen rates coming down." In major market action: Stock prices rose modestly in active trading. +In a research report, he argued that the Fed's failure to raise the discount rate "also casts doubt on the U.S. commitment to restore confidence in the value of money." +Meanwhile, new details emerged about the cult leaders, who are said to have driven luxury cars and worn expensive clothes bought with drug profits. +When the EMS was created in 1979, it was agreed that a central bank would intervene when its currency diverged by 75 percentage points. +A group of Harvard Law School students turned their legal training into a weapon against their own school with a lawsuit aimed at getting more minorities hired as professors. +But often, the soldiers are the thieves. +In groceries, the single-serving boxes still will be sold in 6-, 12-and 18-package sizes, he said. +Lebo declined to identify suitors or to say how many had entered into confidentiality agreements. +Volume on the floor of the Big Board came to 155.21 million shares, up from 140.11 million in the previous session. +The Tyrannosaurus is perhaps the most fabled of all dinosaurs because of its size _ nearly 35 to 40 feet long and up to 12 feet high _ and its meat-eating diet. +Mr. Baker will want campaign issues director Bob Zoellick nearby as counselor, unless Mr. Bush grabs him for the White House. +Analysts said traders were doing some spotty selling in the belief that the market was due for a pause or period of retrenchment after the 173.75-point rise in the Dow Jones industrial average last month. +Castle said that if nothing had been done, Columbia would have continued to rotate at that rate, but there would be no threat to the astronauts. +In a company-issued statement, Mr. Sidewater said his consulting work will include maintaining the company's existing relationships with foreign distributors. +Cooke relinquished the prize two days later, admitting she'd fabricated the story. +A spokesman said the soft-drink bottling concern wanted to focus its business in the Southeast. +The law defines unfairly low prices as ones below the cost of production or below prices in an exporter's home market. +The failure to oust Ne Win and his cronies despite the popular uprising has led to "certainly a tremendous mood of depression and disillusionment in the country," the Rangoon-based diplomat said. +"If we submitted Project Layoff as a TV script, it would be rejected on the grounds that it is too unbelievable," Bryan said. +However, the disclosure had no immediate effect on Karem's status. +The May wedding of Social Democratic prime minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen and Lone Dybkjaer, a member of Denmark's Radical Liberal party, was a discreet affair. +A prominent leftist university president, Nemesio Prudente, has been wounded twice in two assassination attempts in the past seven months. +"The idea of working five days in an office is awful mundane." His wife, Bev, a bartender near their home in Eureka, Calif., believes Kuwait will be a safer place now that the Iraqis have been so soundly defeated. +"`Trickling down' didn't work very well in the 1980s," the report concluded. +It's got its place, but not 24 hours a day for me." About being a celebrity: "In New York nobody cares, they just care that they're going to beat you to that cab. +Although he assisted in the surgery, Mortensen would not discuss particulars of the implant, which involved insertion of the device via the neck or groin into the inferior vena cava, the large vein that brings blood to the heart. +As a wheeler-dealer, he doesn't want a court looking over his head," said Gibson, the former American executive. +He said he intends to resign from Henley's board when transactions between the two companies are completed. +The New York Times Co. said Wednesday its earnings soared eightfold in the third quarter because of a onetime gain on the sale of its cable television system. +American also agreed to pay TWA $70 million for 40 takeoff and landing slots at Heathrow and Gatwick, plus three gates at Chicago's O'Hare Airport. +This means that only damage to other people, cars or property is covered, not damage to your own vehicle. +The barefaced lies of officials in Romania angered even Westerners who visited just for a few days. +He said that his resumption of direct responsibility for real estate operations was the result of "a failed experiment," but that the parting was amicable. +They found you need a permit to buy nails." The enormous investment of $50 million was likely balanced, however, by the free publicity the firm is receiving from an army of correspondents, who nearly outnumbered the customers at the opening hour. +The fire early Wednesday caused more than $150,000 in damage, fire officials said. +The city won preliminary approval from the state's Bond Commission to borrow up to $30 million to help pay its share of convention costs. +He said the agreement would "provide a remedy as quickly as we could to stop these deaths, to stop these injuries." +Economists who failed to anticipate this durability may be tempted to despair, sensing that imponderables so overhang the business scene nowadays that forecasting has grown too hazardous an occupation. +After spending more than a year in the Ukraine, he got a job at Fokker Aircraft Co. in Amsterdam. +The AGO wanted a Dollars 6m increase in its operating grant but the response was only a Dollars 1m increase. +"My colleagues many years ago claimed that on the day the hyoid is found, we will understand speech much better," Arensberg said. +However, three months after the Bender partnership bought the building, the administration told Congress that its plans had changed dramatically. +Among the few corporate features, health and household products group Glaxo Holdings fell 43 pence to 761 pence ($16.08) a share. +Scheduled guests for Friday's show included actor Tom Selleck and singer Emmylou Harris. +"We cannot forgive or disregard the conduct of the Chinese government and we must find ways to demonstrate this attitude," the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize winner said at the opening session of the 39th Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs. +Petrochemicals are blighted by overcapacity, agrochemicals are in decline thanks to reform of the Common Agricultural Policy, and pharmaceuticals are being depressed by government reforms - most notably in Germany itself. +Moreover, said Vincent Palumbo, a Seabrook supporter and Republican majority leader in New Hampshire's House of Representatives, the politics surrounding Seabrook are much different. +Bonds tend to lose value on indications that the economy is picking up steam, because that implies the Federal Reserve may not be inclined to ease interest rates for fear of triggering inflation. +The plant, one of the largest in the country, burns 24,000 tons of coal a day and releases an estimated 12 to 13 tons of sulfur dioxide from its 750-foot smokestacks hourly. +With Safety-Kleen's new $50 million re-refinery in East Chicago, Ind., hitting full stride late this year, the percentage of the 1.35 billion gallons of motor oil rerefined could exceed 10% next year, up from just 2% in 1988. +Traders also said the yen benefited from market reports that a Japanese business leader said a discount rate cut in Japan is less likely. +Yet anyone who presides over a political party as long as Wilson must have a talent to finesse. At the final cabinet meeting Tony Benn tried to take a photograph of the outgoing leader, but was deterred. +The device acts as a pump to keep a heart-attack victim's heart pumping until it can be revived or replaced. +The one-year plan was decided upon at a meeting Tuesday including White House officials and Frohnmayer as a way to head off further restrictions on NEA. +The boost is the fourth increase since September 1986. +"A lot of these rapidly growing sunbelt states are hurt when the federal government uses old population figures," says Candis Penn, executive director of the Southern Governors Association. +That sale forms the core of a $471 million deal that also includes a $102.5 million settlement of litigation between American and Continental Airlines, Eastern's sister Texas Air subsidiary. +"Jim has made many significant contributions to the company, especially in the current restructuring of GTE's telephone operations," Mr. Johnson said in a statement. +Care Enterprises Inc., a Tustin, Calif., nursing home company that has been operating under bankruptcy-law protection for 17 months, said it agreed in principle with its creditors on a reorganization plan. +Duarte joined the ruling junta in 1980 and became its president in December that year. +After Japan's defeat, Korea was split into capitalist, pro-Western South and Communist North. +"They ask me `Arnel, Why did you not save your cousins?"' he said, fighting back tears. "I tell them,`There was nothing I could do.' It was difficult enough saving myself. +BASF AG, the West German chemical maker, said net income rose 15% last year, to 1.05 billion marks ($629.9 million) from 910 million marks in 1986. +Separately, the Commerce Department said retail sales fell a steep 0.6% in April, due largely to a continued sharp decline in automobile sales. +Bakker said Falwell and his attorney, Norman Roy Grutman, had intimidated the directors. +Mr. Estrin described Centaur's intentions as "friendly." +Foreigners can only load financial paper, not physical assets, onto those imaginary ships. +Citizens & Southern Corp. of Atlanta said its merger with Virginia-based Sovran Financial Corp. creating the nation's 14th-largest banking company was not a reaction to an earlier hostile bid by NCNB Corp. +A federal judge in Grand Rapids, Mich., rejected the contention of UACC-Midwest Inc., a cable franchise, that federal law grants cable operators the right to install their systems in private apartment buildings. +Explaining his vote in favor of allowing abortions at a hospital on whose board he served, Souter spoke of the health risks women would face if they had no such facility and sought abortions anyway. +"We were losing a lot of money. +The hitch is if Graseby is forced to delay flotation of its US businesses because the environmental sector remains in the doldrums - it has underperformed by 20 per cent in the past six months. +About 7,000 French citizens live in Beirut and 85 percent have dual nationality, the Foreign Ministry said. +And it said drugs that concentrate in fatty tissue may stay in the body longer simply because there is more fat. +Albrecht's appointment was not a good idea.' Albrecht nevertheless has many supporters in Prague. +If so, formal talks between authorities and the opposition could begin soon, he said. +The strikers at both plants demanded higher wages, an independent union, reinstatement of fired union activists and release of political prisoners. +Beth Ann's last 18 months have been happier _ but at a staggering cost. +For the others _ although the number of converts among them may be small and the number who plan to live in Israel marginal _ a change in the law would cast doubt on their Jewishness. +"This is the worst I've ever seen it in Mississippi," said Republican state Sen. Dick Hall. "The joyride had to end. +The more he succeeds in shaking faith in BA's leadership, the greater the threat to its share price. +In the weeks ahead, says Mr. Rollins, the GOP strategist, "George Bush has to convince those rednecks in Texas and California that he really cares about people like them and that he understands their concerns." +Only two issues managed gains. +The night of advent. +The family that formerly ran the company still has considerable wealth but keeps a low profile, partly because of the furor over the Dalkon Shield. +"I think we're going to do fairly well. +The union's return-to-work offer stems from a ruling last week by the chief investigator for the National Labor Relations Board, who authorized the filing of unfair labor practice charges against Greyhound. +Japan picks up about 40% of the $6.2 billion annual tab for keeping U.S. forces in Japan, he said. +Bush has made clear he is opposed to abortion and Roe vs. Wade. But he may not be eager for that political battle before his 1992 re-election campaign. +"I have had countless clients tell me they can no longer take the conditions at Krome. +"A 10.5-point advantage in most cases is worthwhile," she adds. +The Liberal Democrats have been at the forefront of efforts to create more political pluralism within East Germany's socialist system. +And for some companies, the added costs of the storm is a burden worth carrying. +Shell lagged behind, closing only 2 firmer at 527p, restrained by more hefty selling from overseas. +The Navy has halted repairs to the battleship USS Iowa's No. 2 turret amid speculation that the World War II ship would be mothballed. +It's my hope we will be able to conclude this process fairly quickly." Susan Cowell, a vice presdent of the Ladies Garment Workers, said the union had anticipated a renewed attempt to remove the homework ban in women's apparel. +The committee sought to deflect suggestions that an agency other than NASA should be in charge of space activities, saying "NASA and only NASA" has the knowledge and expertise to sustain the country's space program. +Last Friday, Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar said the United Nations could close down by late October if member nations do not pay the $691 million in overdue membership fees. +The president said if Congress produced something he deemed unsatisfactory, he would not hesitate to step in. The administration iprompt it to take action, or even a position, on a program Bush a candidate. +In recent weeks, Irving and its investment bankers have approached about two dozen large individual and institutional, non-bank investors about buying such stock, the sources said. +Church officials said the pope would tour several southern Mexico states and may take part in a ceremony canonizing Diego. Diego has already been beatified, the next-to-the-last step in attaining sainthood. +L.A. Gear also said it will increase its annual advertising and promotions budget about 8%. +Further economic decline in Australia and New Zealand will affect South Pacific island nations that already expect a year of political unrest and uncertainty. +"Our study suggests that in hostile bidding contests, poison pills help maximize value for shareholders," says John C. Wilcox, a managing director of Georgeson. +However, the American brands are made in Japan, by a U.S. company's subsidiary using Japanese labor. +When six engine-builders cross the snow to sit at the big table and educate a guest in the factory's affairs, they don't bother inviting their managers. +Sales totaled $638.6 million in fiscal 1987, up from $521.2 million the year before. +Meanwhile, a Superior Court judge delayed ruling on the city's request for contempt citations against 110 firefighters who called in sick over the weekend in defiance of a back-to-work order. +They are trying to force President Hossain Mohammad Ershad to withdraw proposed rules requiring specialists to stop private practice and junior doctors to work in villages under rural authorities. +Looking beyond this election, the Republicans don't appear to have anyone with the stature of Democratic Sens. +She can take cars apart and put them together with ease. +But Egypt is underdeveloped in a banking sense. +American business executives tried to figure out how they were affected by new U.S. sanctions that could cost Panama millions of dollars. +Winslow said the bank owed him $14,520 for 66 unused vacation days and Tuttle said he was owed $11,146 for 42 unused vacation days. +"It was a definite shock. +Chiltern Radio climbed 14 to 116p, Capital Radio 5 to 254p and GWR 27 to 630p. Other statistics, Page 27 There were a variety of bearish stories doing the rounds in a muted stores sector. +POPULATION _ Mexico has 80 million people, 20 million of whom live in the Mexico City metropolitan area. +American has 36 departures from Miami, is expanding its American Eagle commuter service there, and has made Miami the headquarters for its new Florida-Caribbean-Latin Services Division. +Now Pepsi has new hurdles. +"They've been talking about ventilation for two years, and they cannot put it right. +TWA and Pan Am are the only two U.S. airlines flying into London's Heathrow airport. +In trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday, the company's shares closed at C$13.375 dollars, up 12.5 Canadian cents. +The Treasury said it would give up the share under certain conditions agreed to by BP. +Jackson, my wife is very ill. +Since then, the company has reported a second quarter loss and said it expects to post a third quarter loss as well. +Its print ads include testimonials from the heads of Apple and MCI, and a new one will feature the Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc. ice cream entrepreneurs. +"We still have the option to take action, but it is rare," Sipple said in a telephone interview from his office in Washington. +Heublein Japan will continue to sell IDV's most expensive specialty brands, but sales of mass-market products will be handled by the new joint venture, company officials said. +The other, more stringent proposal would bar legislators from serving more than eight years in the State Senate and six in the House. +The trend is still downwards but large falls in some months are followed by small rises in other months,' he said. However, a number of economists said the latest figures pointed to slack in the labour market. +What a voice, even throughout the range, full of colour, zest and verbal inflections, with plebeian mockery peeping out from beneath a 'gentlemanly' exterior. +Possible revisions to the plan include the sale of $3 million to $4 million of undeveloped land this year, PTL trustee David Clark said. +In 1984, in the worst grounding of the decade, the ship Wellwood scarred 128,000 square feet of coral on the marine sanctuary's Molasses Reef. +Guerrilla sources said Khalid was a leader in offensives earlier this year that eventually gave the insurgents control of the 45-mile strategic highway leading from Jalalabad to the Pakistan border. +Director Pat O'Connor previously directed 'The Ballroom Of Romance', a superb television drama. +Social Isolation: Isolated individuals should be identified and means found to give them more social contact. +A tenor harmonizes and a baritone and a bass handle the lower chords. +Israel radio quoted the findings as saying the policemen are suspected of causing death, fabricating evidence and giving false testimony. +After winning a popular mandate in October, he was declared head of state by parliament last week and given presential-style powers. +Companies operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Act are allotted time in which they have the exclusive right to come up with their own plans. +"They need several things from the United States," said Bich, who arrived here in 1975. "They want normalization. +Legality, economic progress, spiritual rebirth - these are the main goals of our politics." "Citizens of our multi-ethnic society! +Feb. 29 _ A state grand jury is empaneled to investigate. +"We just hope that any new owner will fire the managers before they fire us," he says. +He worries about not having par technology with the subsidized Dutch, the world's top exporters. +That represents a substantial mark-up over six months for someone who has only parted with 60p. +That things are moving along was apparent even in the handling Thursday of the rocks-and-tear-gas battle between students and police in downtown Seoul. +Down the hall a sophisticated factory automation training center is already operating. +Moreover, any ideas that even remotely question the sole authority of the Communist Party to run the country won't be discussed. +In Estonia, anti-independence forces planned strikes at major government-owned enterprises on Monday, but it was not clear how much support they could muster. +Mr. Schorr was not alone in making this bizarre equation between Johnson's illness and the murder of a president. +It's coming from the Reagan administration, the computer industry and the movie business. +"People are waiting for the statistics tonight to get a clearer picture of things," said Tom Bentz, director of futures trading at United Energy Inc. +Oil stocks took a beating again as oil prices slipped below $18 a barrel. +Of those who said they had changed the way they traded, 12 people _ or 1 percent _ said they had stopped trading as a result of the investigation. +Nonfarm payrolls fell an unexpectedly low 124,000 after declining 241,000 in March, while the jobless rate fell to 6.6% from March's 4 1/2-year high of 6.8%. +"This is a chance for us to understand what it means and to prepare this company for increasing competition." Telecom, with 16,500 employees, 1.1 million customers and annual revenue of about $1.3 billion, represents an attractive prize. +The Republicans regard Allison as a turncoat and grumble that he is angling for a senior job such as national-security adviser. +The stock market retreated today, beset by lingering recession worries as traders returned from the July 4 holiday. +The guidelines, which apply to people 2 years and older, make seven different points: -Eat a variety of foods. +A Pakistan air force jet was downed while chasing Afghan aircraft near the northwest border, Islamabad's official news agency reported. +The chief executive function will be taken over by the executive committee which consists of Pierre Vinken, Peter Davis, Loek van Vollenhoven, Ian Irvine and Nigel Stapleton. +The combined company could also "sharply reduce overhead and possibly even buy more advantageously since the same merchandise is often displayed in both stores," said Kurt Barnard of Retail Marketing Report, a newsletter. +It is expected that only about a dozen of the major factories will be privatized the first year, although the sale or lease of small state-owned shops, restaurants and services are progressing more quickly. +He has captured the pathos of Holocaust survivors on canvas, the panorama of tent encampments of nomadic Bedouin tries and the desert fortress of Masada. +They moved slowly for fear of causing new landslides. +Nigeria supplied about 1.8 million barrels a day, up from its quota of 1.6 million barrels. +By the time Lady Thatcher left office in 1990 that cash outlay had very nearly trebled. +In all sectors, Belgium is affected by the same malaise which has struck across Europe. +The last big clash between the tribes occurred in 1985. +He believes the Prince represents Gorbachev and the kiss that awakens Snow White is "glasnost," but has no idea where it is they are riding off to. +Meyner surprised some by keeping a number of Republicans in his Cabinet, saying he had to find the best people to fit the jobs. +After Mr. Cohen lost his job, he sued for breach of promise and won $200,000 in compensatory damages and $500,000 in punitive damages. +If anyone has caused damage it is Skarke. +They also demanded that the president take part in any future discussions. +That leaves 316 who are either receiving IVIG alone or are receiving nothing. +The disease causes the formation of a thick, sticky mucus that clogs the lungs and digestive tract, blocking breathing and digestion. +And last month, UAL Corp. agreed to a $6.79 billion bid by management and pilots. +Recently, the company introduced tags that sound an alarm if tampered with. +The officials expressed satisfaction at the progress of the talks, but declined to provide details on the projects, saying it will take time to work them out. +Leftist rebels killed a rural activist for President Alberto Fujimori's party during a flurry of guerrilla violence around the nation, police said. +"It's hard to lecture others when we haven't got our own economic act together." +"Who wants to be against the flag, mother and apple pie?" he said. +Miller testified Thursday that he wore the mask with the Klan's white robe and hood because he feared for his job and was afraid of the consequences if his identity were known. +But you can't let the kid use you." China's official media today heralded the visit of National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft and quoted Deng Xiaoping and other leaders as saying the time had come to restore good relations with the United States. +But Mr. Messner appears to have had an in at the bank that gave him his Gold Card credit line. +Clothing prices, for instance, jumped more than 2% in March. +Everything that could be moved was moved," said the professor, who was an undergraduate at Oklahoma State University and received his doctorate at the University of Texas. +After the encounter in the pope's library, the Anglican leader was the guest of honor at a Vatican reception. +"The cosmonauts feel well," Tass said in a brief dispatch. +Well, Sean Dooley-Power is Irish and he has built it. A curious creature is his creation. +They include Jordan and about a dozen other nations. +The Census, however, imposes a market test for whether one's occupation is in the arts. +Sales abroad grew 17.5% from the previous fiscal year to 276.94 billion yen, accounting for as much as 51% of business. +Kelly said American forces were "turning on all our looking, listening, and hearing devices to see if we can't pick" up Noriega. +It is our way of life. +That a saxophonist should still be gigging into his 73rd year is not remarkable. +Pons and Fleischmann in March 1989 announced they had achieved a nuclear fusion reaction in a jar at room temperature. +An article in Moscow's Literaturnaya Gazeta, a magazine Mr. Li himself reads regularly, recently carried a sympathetic interview with the Dalai Lama, the self-exiled spiritual leader of Chinese-occupied Tibet. +A class-action lawsuit has been filed by shareholders against Egghead Discount Software, accusing the nation's largest-volume personal computer software retailer and its principal officers of securities fraud. +Claris Corp., the personal computer software company started last year by Apple Computer Inc., said it acquired Nashoba Systems Inc., the maker of a popular database manager program for Apple Macintosh computers. +But it's also a million-dollar business, and he goes to great lengths for a sale. +"In the course of the conversation," Mr. Calvo writes, "Mr. +The essays, written anonymously by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay, argued in favor of a strong national government. +But the disks and the accompanying equipment are also more expensive; a console to play the disks will cost at least $350. +Mitsubishi Heavy and IHI say they are employing the Contam package in the development of the Japan Experimental Module, slated to be part of a space station the U.S. will launch later this decade. +AT&T said it will lower charges for its basic long-distance rates, its Reach Out America service and for international calling. +The division's fiscal 1991 expenditures will total $98 million, compared with $82 million in fiscal 1990. +What a contrast to September 1988. +Its net income in the fiscal year ended March 31 was 235.56 billion yen ($1.74 billion), an increase of 10.4% over the previous year. +In the nine months ended July 31, John Deere Credit's after-tax earnings rose 4.7%, aided by higher volume and a wider "spread," the profit margin on loans. +"I'm having a hard time just saying $70 million now," she said. "I don't know where it's going to end up. +The plan calls for full coverage for everyone within five years. +Ale and Carol Janssen have a home where the buffalo roam. +Currently, nutrition information is required only on products for which health claims are made. +"How can we win elections in May when Department Six (the secret police) still exists and the mass media are still under dictatorship?" asked Ljubomir Sobajiev, another UDF speaker. +The latest environmental flap to ensue from the government reservation is the pollution in Watts Bar Lake just downstream on the Clinch River. +Ralph Taylor, a state wildlife official, said the moose should be out of rut by now, but perhaps is being kept sexually active by the proximity of heifers in heat. +Meanwhile, the rise in interest rates sent the dollar climbing against major European currencies and the yen. +The issue also includes zero-coupon securities. +Consultants say that Blue Cross is typical in that respect. +"At this point, things will go slowly and carefully." +It does nothing to contribute to the settlement of the political issue involved, and does substantial harm to the FAO's credibility as an organization worthy of U.S. support." The PLO has observer status as an organization. +Shera'ie murdered the woman, her son and her daughter without any apparent motive, the newspaper said. +Businesses also donated drinks and hotel rooms on the assumption that proceeds from the functions would go to charity, the newspaper reported. +In the first two years, this is an increase of Pounds 14m and Pounds 27m respectively over the figures announced at the time of the last Budget. +M&A ACTIVITY stays strong despite continuing uncertainties. +The database has names, contacts and trading histories of about 3,000 issues. +A three-month telephone company strike that ended last week has hampered efforts to trace the calls. +Two more hotels are scheduled to open later this year in Guangzhou and Dalian. +Geurts was one of three people Bishop asked to witness the execution, along with L. Kay Gillespie, a Weber State College professor studying the death penalty in Utah, and Kathy Luck, Bishop's biographer. +"Although this does not represent a final decision, we are confident that the clear merits of our case will speak for themselves in an objective review by the department," said Chuck Novak, a spokesman for Chicago-based United. +The price for Snohomish if it takes up the Nov. 10 option would be $48.7 million. +WATES CITY of London, the property company, yesterday announced a 40 per cent fall in its net assets in 1990, from 250p per share to 151p. +Perhaps they don't know themselves.' Nevertheless, Mr Khan and other Pakistani officials are hoping that they have done enough to convince the US of their anti-terrorist credentials. Today the US is due to publish its annual report on terrorism. +The final transaction wouldn't be completed until mid-October. +"We're bitterly disappointed," American said in a statement that was highly critical of yesterday's recommendation, because of United's existing route network in the Pacific. +I could see that he had turned pale and was gasping for air. +An American mercenary received one day's probation and a $50 fine after pleading guilty to violating the federal Neutrality Act by plotting to send civilian fighters to help the Contras. +Marcos' left lung collapsed last Thursday and he was transferred to the intensive care unit. +On El Salvador, Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., first proposed capping military aid at $85 million, last year's level. +But English attitudes were changing. +For the period to July 31 1991 it made pre-tax profits of Pounds 600,000 on turnover of Pounds 3.8m, while in that year Crystalware earned Pounds 800,000 on sales of Pounds 4.9m. +By this stage the volume of money pouring in pushed up the price of deals, depressed returns and meant too many marginal ventures received backing. +The deal was conditional on the EU making similar concessions in its own aluminium sector. However, fierce French defence of the interests of Pechiney's new aluminium smelter in Dunkirk has tied EU negotiators' hands. +The sources said the entire Iran arms sales operation was carried out in a unique fashion by the administration and they conceded that Vice Adm. +Wheat posted moderate gains in early trading after the government's announcement that it is targeting three countries for 450,000 subsidized tons of the crop. +As a graduate student at MIT, I did have access to a room-sized computer that had 64K (yes, 64K) bytes of memory and communicated with humans by means of punch cards. +Gold and silver futures prices followed oil futures lower; soybean futures rose; grains fell; and livestock and meat were mostly higher. +Those pinning their hopes on a reduction gleaned comfort from the rise in the German bank's M3 money growth range to between 4.5 and 6.5 per cent for 1993. +"Drive and ambition certainly got her to the top, but it didn't provide her with the stability needed to withstand the pressure of that place in the sun. +Understandably, Republicans who thought it would work as well for them in 1990 were angry and frustrated by his retreat. +The Wall Street Journal reported NCR is likely to add Goldman Sachs & Co., a Wall Street securities firm, to its lineup of lawyers and investment bankers fighting the takeover bid. +Mr. Jesselson declined to comment. +Wayne, who played minor roles in some of his father's films, listed his name on the marriage license as Patrick John Morrison, using the surname his father was born with. +There is some support here for Gov. Clinton. +It was unclear why the cargo tanks, 70 percent of which were reported late Saturday to be still intact, had begun leaking and feeding the fire later. +Three United Airlines unions, which had been involved in the unsuccessful employee buyout attempt of parent company UAL Inc., announced Friday they would meet to prepare for contract talks. +"If buyers don't have confidence in the yields even on Treasury bonds," Mr. Scott added, "it's hard for them to figure out how much of a yield premium to demand on corporate issues." +Karla Scherer Fink urged selling the company now, in the wake of two yearas of record corporate earnings. "There is no guarantee this level of profitability will continue," she said. +PROPOSED changes to the intestacy laws announced by the lord chancellor, Lord Mackay, should be a powerful incentive to avoid dying without a will, or intestate. +Officials give no details of where savings will be found, though it is understood that spending on security forces will be targeted. +The four will lead the party on a provisional basis until a crucial party Congress set for Oct. 7, when communists will choose who will lead the party as Hungary prepares for its first free and competitive elections next year. +"We keep going back so they know you are sincere in pursuing this," Golden said. "It's entirely different. +"Nobody will benefit from fragmentation of the world trading system," Conable wrote. "The world's poor stand to lose the most." In 1988, the last year for which complete figures are available, aid reached $48 billion. +Blaine collapsed outside his church suffering from a possible heat stroke. +Service from the United States and Europe to Moscow began in April. +Our federal judiciary, by design, is not representative or responsible to the people in a political sense; it is independent. +It is no more of a done deal than a budget is when the president sends it to Congress. +There are others that claim your attention because they are so rare. +He also said the market isn't suffering from panic selling. +Furniture stores associated with Ethan Allen, Armstrong World Industries Inc.'s Thomasville Furniture unit and Masco Corp.'s Drexel Heritage Furnishings Inc. unit are likely to emerge as winners in the current shakeout, industry analysts say. +A burst of strength last month in large OTC issues suggests that the institutions are back, at least for now. +But some environmentalists question whether even those fines _ some as low as $2,000 _ are enough, noting the maximum allowed is $25,000 per violation, a sum that in some cases could mean millions of dollars in fines against a city. +Three ministers sacked in January are under police investigation. +EDS said its net income in the October-December period rose 12% to $133.4 million, or 56 cents a share, from $119.5 million, or 50 cents a share, a year earlier. +The biscuits came out a golden brown. +In 1984, the space shuttle Discovery finally blasted off on its maiden voyage following three postponements over two months. +When Congress revised the law, moreover, it said fees for debtor companies' lawyers should be roughly doubled to reflect what other corporate lawyers earned. +"The decision by Chrysler Canada to meet the Canadian pattern when it is indicating opposition to meeting the U.S. pattern is an important turning point in the history of labor relations," the statement said. +He said the market appears "focused elsewhere," distracted by the possibility of tighter monetary policy in Germany and Japan's stock scandal. +The instant photography pioneer is seeking $5.7 billion in damages from Eastman Kodak Co., which was found guilty in 1985 of violating seven of 150 Polaroid patents when it entered the instant camera business in 1976. +Another OTC stock, Philip Crosby Associates, tumbled 2 1/8 to 7 1/8 after the company said its 1986 fourth-quarter results could be below its December estimate of 10 cents to 15 cents a share. +Israel has since seen a spate of Arab-Israeli revenge attacks. In response, Israeli authorities sealed off the occupied territories Wednesday, preventing Palestinians from getting to jobs in Israel. +There were similar, if less overtly francophobic, headlines in the German, Dutch and Belgian press. +The creditors who filed the petition are Nathaniel I. Grey, Bernard A. Heerey and Jay and Harlene Pine. +But underwriting officials and traders at other firms described the pricing as aggressive and said some institutions balked at purchasing the bonds. +Similarly, the Dec. 23 Washington Post associated "bellyaching, malingering, dissent and drug abuse" with the Vietnam soldier. +Republicans and Democrats were united in one respect _ the amount of time they were devoting to talk of party unity. +Hers is a world of uncomfortable things. She sees more fools than saints, but even for the saints, things often end badly. +It never did them much good. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Cenergy closed yesterday at $7.75 a share, up 12.5 cents. +"Man is not made for slavery; that truth is perhaps even better proved by the master than by the slave," he wrote almost 30 years before Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation. +The lawyers questioned an assistant Brooklyn district attorney and a police detective about lineups involving the suspects accused in the slaying. +He has a law degree from Yale University, where he spent two years as a visiting lecturer in the early 1960s. +"The cottage already had suffered severe erosion and had been leaning last spring, but the storm took the final toll," McKimmey said. +And, despite a simmering trade dispute over the protection of U.S. patents and copyrights in Thailand, American investment is particularly welcome here. +The singer had sued Riva Music Ltd. in a federal court in Manhattan, saying its president, William Gaff, agreed to sell back the songs for $3 million. +The others named in the Jersey document already have been arrested on charges related to the acquisition. +No-one treats philandering so lightly today. Frisby has changed too: out with the frivolous, in with the serious. +Bush was accompanied by South Carolina Gov. Carroll A. Campbell Jr., his state chairman, and national campaign manager Lee Atwater, a native South Carolinian. +"Many cases of divided families and separated spouses have been satisfactorily resolved. +Mission Control said the clouds were unacceptable for launch. +In the meantime, Poland's Communist Party has not been able to form a government and President Wojciech Jaruzelski was forced to turn to Solidarity for a prime minister. +Chrysler builds the Dodge Spirit and Plymouth Acclaim compact cars at the Newark plant and extended-length minivans at the St. Louis plant. +The four other Arena politicians present said Cristiani "would be vigilant" and punish anyone who committed violations, Beckwith said. +It also froze $115 billion in savings accounts and money market deposits for 18 months. +Some such introductions are expected in the third quarter, he said. +Following your directive on personal supervision of Wallenberg, please give me instructions on ways to dispose of the body." Wallenberg issued Swedish travel documents to 20,000 Hungarian Jews slated for Nazi concentration camps. +In the Tuesday incident, the line formed outside the shoe store an hour before the shop opened, and the 200 pairs were gone in 30 minutes. +"It often seems that if something is 90% right," complains Osamu Nobuto, president of Mazda Motor Mfg. +"I can only tell you that I am impressed with the quality of the discussion and the intentions of the leaders," Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said. +They come in no-frills, screw-top packaging and require little or no advertising. +Turnover was DM6bn. Merrill Lynch, in a technical analysis of the market, reported that the index now had 'more than a normal risk of a downside correction'. +In Zurich, the bid price was $363.85, up from $363.75 late Friday. +For at least the first 20 years of his career as a choreographer, which began in 1942, he elicited little but disapprobation from all save a very small group of admirers. +Reliance Holdings is a New York insurance and investment company led by Saul Steinberg. +Many states that allow bystanders to seek damages also require the witness to have been at risk of injury. +I suppose there's not much we can do about it.' A pharmacy assistant was more stoical. +Bryan has said the family's interest is not for sale. +He took office in 1988 after winning little more than 50 percent of the vote, the smallest percentage in the party's history. +Consumers increasingly have been buying their own equipment, some of it from AT&T and some from other suppliers. +In Montreal, the donations were so great they couldn't all fit onto one plane. +Let me explain: Each campaign season my immediate superior, the Social Studies Department chairman, asks whether any of my classes hold sizable numbers of 18-year-olds. +The courage of men and women, the strength of the will of the peoples and the power of the ideas of the Helsinki Final Act have opened a new era of democracy, peace and unity in Europe. +John Bosworth, vice president of Hi-Pro Marketing, said his company decided to try the Braille cards after discovering the process it used to emboss the pictures could be used for Braille type. +If Arena interprets its victory as a signal to crank up the grisly machinery, a blood bath could begin. +Roh took office in February after winning a five-year presidential term with 33.6 percent of the vote in December after rival opposition candidates split the opposition vote. +"They found some cars and one of them looked like hers," Adams said. "We're hoping for the best, but who knows?" Foppiana said the count had been complicated by the fact that some of the dead were never reported missing. +The committee agreed to make permanent and widen a soon-to-expire exception once pushed by the wine-making Gallo brothers of California but that would help any multimillionaire with grandchildren. +Geoffrey Chaucer was a courtier, soldier and diplomat. +"I have a problem that I turn to conning when things get rough," Russo said. +He can lift his own bodyweight, 80 flipping kilos. +Sakai said it will be first time in Japan that beef has been sold in vending machines. +The world isn't out there thinking about our campaigns every day the way we are." +Buyers of put options in a stock expect the stock's price to decline, and buyers of call options expect the stock's price to rise. +He quickly became acquainted with a rising young officer named Omar Torrijos. +Even if the chemicals are burned and buried, she says, it won't slow her crusade. +Avalon, 48, was born Francis Thomas Avallone in south Philadelphia. +"It's not something you can calculate," he says of his political style during an interview at Denver's Brown Palace Hotel before flying here. +A used air conditioner that was not hooked up was found in the apartment, the officer said. +"One of the aims of Napoleon invading Russia was to bring freedom to the Russian people," to introduce the ideas of the 1789 French Revolution and topple the czar, said Solovyev. +For heavens sake, we're talking the Bill of Rights here. +H. Norman Schwarzkopf, commander of U.S. forces sent to the Middle East. +In 1776, Thomas Paine published his first "American Crisis" essay, in which he wrote, "These are the times that try men's souls." In 1777, Gen. +Lorenzo gained the wrath of organized aviation labor in 1983 when he shut down Continental Airlines, threw out its labor contracts and within days started a new airline with employees earning 50 percent less. +Another influence on the current economy is the lack of the commmodity boom that plagued the early 1970s, said Ed Merner, an analyst at Schroders Investment Management Japan. +Regulators said they took the move against the small company to shelter the insurer's assets from what they termed the financially ailing parent, which is controlled by Mr. Pharaon. +It has 120 calories per serving, same as 2 percent lowfat milk, and has a similar vitamin content, DiBruno said. +In the UK, as elsewhere, lower inflation and lower interest rates would be powerful forces for recovery. +The attackers first fired at a checkpoint in the Nagorno-Karabakh center of Stepanakert, gravely wounding private A. Gataulin, the official news agency said. +But the chief executive Mr Dick Evans is still there, as is deputy chairman Mr Sydney Gillibrand - a lifelong aircraft man, steeped in BAe's defence and aerospace businesses. +Until a few years ago, the brothers invested as a team. +Mr. Phelan will become the chairman of the Aspen Institute and president of the International Federation of Stock Exchanges. +The Alabama Baptist State Convention ended Wednesday with a new president being selected by acclamation for the first time in decades. +Daimler expects sales in Japan to rise from about 20,000 last year to more than 40,000 in 1990. +MR Yitzhak Shamir, Israeli prime minister, has rejected a US proposal for an open-ended Middle East peace conference. +The two sides are to meet Friday in Konstanz, West Germany, for a supposed milestone meeting in the long-simmering dispute. +It would be a pity if much more of it crumbled and fell. +Ketziot, a camp of open-sided tents, was erected several months after the Palestinian uprising in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip broke out last Dec. 8. Thousands of Palestinian activists have been arrested in the past eight months. +So, in fact, are the profits of Exxon Corp., Mobil Corp., and nearly every multinational oil company. +But the heroine is Rosa. +William Labban, an Australian ethnomusicologist helping the ministry, said there was nothing in Phnom Penh that could be described as an intellectual community. +Though personal imports account for nearly 10 per cent of the take-home trade, the share was 6 per cent before allowances were increased in January. +While it is true that many companies no longer maintain elaborate archives, we find an increased interest in preserving the very real human drama of corporate evolution. +Profit before non-recurring items rose by more than 7% in the first half to 4.3 billion francs from 4 billion francs a year before. +Satanic and ritualistic practices and beliefs may be a motivating factor in a one form of child abuse, a children's welfare group said Tuesday. +Destruction of the ozone layer, which screens out ultraviolet rays that are harmful to health, is too dreadful to contemplate. +The failed bank had assets of $204.5 million and held deposits of $174.4 million in 31,000 accounts. +"One of the things (smugglers are) starting to do is tow the stuff. +The Eritreans want independence for their province while the Tigreans seek President Mengistu Haile Mariam's ouster and the establishment of a government patterned after that of Albania, the last hard-line Marxist state in Eastern Europe. +In the opinion of many, he hasn't stopped running since, even though he declined a rematch with Gov. Kean in 1985. +The U.S. merchandise trade deficit surged to $10.2 billion in October, the worst imbalance in 10 months, as a record level of imports swamped a small rise in exports, the Commerce Department said. +George Washington delivered his farewell address to a Philadelphia newspaper, Lyndon Johnson and Gerald Ford delivered theirs to Congress and Ronald Reagan is turning to the medium of which he is most the master _ television. +The company's board said earlier this week that it would seek ways of maximizing shareholder values, including possible sale of the company. +Animal rights groups across the nation have called for a stop to the research, paid for by the Army. +Coupons on classes for which details were available were set at 8.95%. +Japanese commercial traders, who recently had been absent from the platinum market, began buying futures early in the session, which encouraged others to enter the market. +The American Chamber of Commerce, which has administered Pace, hopes the school can be salvaged by turning it over to the black community. +Anatoly Gromyko, who heads a Kremlin think tank on African affairs, shook his head solemnly as he held the hand of his weeping mother. +The legislation passed the House, but a White House veto threat held up a Senate measure that included provisions restricting the ability of cable programmers to hold exclusive rights to programs. +'There's clearly a question mark over the route map of Emu,' said Mr Neil MacKinnon, chief economist of Yamaichi International in London. +At Geneva Show it displayed Catamaran, a prototype tyre for super cars like Ferraris. +Mexican authorities have found foreign real-estate worth about $70 million held by Sergio Bolanos, financial front man for the notoriously corrupt oilworkers union. +Chrysler has featured this case in some recent advertising. +Even trouser suits had daringly low-cut jackets, the bosom more evident than the shapely shoulders, jacket lapels often cut way down in this softly sexy collection to make way for the prominent female curves. +Hog slaughters are increasing on a seasonal basis, and the movement of hogs to market is being accelerated by the earlier-than-normal maturation of corn and soybean crops, analysts said. +Despite the unpopularity of Mitterrand and slowly rising unemployment, the currency fundamentals are more favourable to the franc than they ever were to sterling. +"Stocks have become more sensitive to factors not directly tied to the domestic economy," Mr. Moore says, citing the exchange rate for the dollar on currency markets, the foreign-trade balance and inflows of foreign capital. +Mayor Maureen O'Connor is cruising to election day next week in a mayoral contest that the news media in the nation's seventh-largest city have virtually ignored because even insiders find it dull. +Fear of retaliation and a conspiracy of silence have hobbled the push to find her killer, but police say they are sure somebody saw something. +About 75 percent of the winter wheat has already been harvested, according to USDA, and the drought loss nationally hasn't been severe. +The discussions, which cover such things as the optimal size of the company and the products it should sell, have helped redefine the company's goals. +I ain't going to be counted. +The 'exit programme', an Indian phrase meaning the redeployment or retraining or sacking of redundant workers, has already led to one strike. +Investigators later found that the elder Fairchild had helped Nixon obtain a highly lucrative oil and gas investment, but the judge was acquitted of receiving an illegal gratuity. +But Mr. Zell is still a free spirit. +He told reporters that the temptation to run against Mr. Bush "was just too much to resist." +AFFIRMATIVE ACTION The court, dealing a serious blow to some forms of affirmative action, today struck down a Richmond, Va., program aimed at helping construction industry businesses owned by minorities. +"In order to enforce order in the marketplace, we must be brutally violent to innocent people," said a reservist who identified himself only as Yotam, a laborer from Tiberius. +CRASH REACTION: Cutting expenses was the most common corporate reaction to the Oct. 19 stock "meltdown," says a survey of corporate controllers by the National Association of Accountants. +Now P&G is seeking a product-specific law from Congress to extend its patents for 10 years. +MINERS at the 10 pits where British Coal has given 90-day statutory notice of closure face a dilemma. +"When I'm in the boondocks on institute business, local CPAs often ask me, 'What do you institute guys in your ivory tower in New York really know about our small-town problems?'" +Not satisfied, Sen. Riegle asked the SEC to state the scope and status of its investigation within a few days. +The only envoys to respond to Aoun's call for a meeting Monday were Iraqi Charge d'Affaires Sabbar Al-Hadithi, Tunisian Charge d'Affaires Mohammed Ali Ben Abdallah, and the head of the Egyptian interest section, Hassan Shash. +Angela Lansbury says she'd like to thank Harry Reasoner, Andy Rooney, Ed Bradley and the rest of the gang at "60 Minutes" for helping "Murder, She Wrote" become such a hit. +In addition, the company must get approval from debt holders to use both the mortgaged and unencumbered properties in the collateral pool. +Though there is very little here that should be dignified by the name of dance, that little has a sweep, an attack and a pleasure in precisely controlled energy that are all welcome. But so what? +The March riots forced the closing of the nation's schools for the rest of the year and led to calls for the resignation of President Felix Houphouet-Boigny. +Some new academic and independent research has raised further questions about the value of tracking such insider transactions. +They say they are put on a pedestal in their homes and treated generously by their men. +It would have been nice to have all these things happen when he was able to follow them a little closer," his father added. +Israeli troops enforced a tight curfew Saturday on 400,000 Arabs during a "Day of Rage" ordered by Palestinian leaders. +The U.S. attorney's office disclosed it already was investigating. +"I think we're in for a classic seasonal slowdown, but not a severe downturn," Mr. Tumazos says. +Some deaths have been blamed on its use in fumigating homes. +Pounds 200 from the Uranium Institute, Bowater House, 68 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7LT, UK. +He will have one deputy, Army Lt. +Father McLean is professor of metaphysics at The Catholic University of America and secretary of the Council for Research in Values and Philosophy. +The ABA, whose House of Delegates this year recommended sweeping changes along the same lines as state and federal legislation, will study enforcement of the laws in California, Maryland and four states still to be chosen. +"I lived in Rangoon before (World War II), during the war and after the war up to now. +The Democratic plan would permit $27.1 million in immediate non-lethal "humanitarian" logistical aid to the Contras. +The prepared text was intensely reviewed by the administration, and a major issue was the White House's knowledge of a shipment of Hawk antiaircraft missiles to Iran in November 1985. +In a lawsuit filed in federal court in Washington, the agency alleged that the Pittsburgh-based maker of consumer, industrial and technological products neglected to maintain an adequate system of internal accounting controls from 1981 through 1985. +"The administration isn't at all unified on trade legislation." +Shareholders will have to clear the way for the issue in a special meeting at an unspecified date in the near future. +Mayor Coleman A. Young says he doesn't believe he fathered a child born six years ago to a former city employee, according to court papers. +The offering by four companies controlled by Li Ka-shing, Cheung Kong's chairman, could depress the market briefly, they said, but there is believed to be enough liquidity in Hong Kong to absorb still more shares. +As the mad, fly-eating Renfield, Eric Frederic gives a fine display of neurosis and pirouettes, and I was impressed by Rinat Imaev (a Bulgarian danseur) who played and danced Jonathan Harker with real finesse. +At a special meeting next month, the company will ask holders to double authorized common shares to 300 million. +He also has telephone conversations with Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, among others, to thank them for their good wishes. +So neither side can swap nuclear-armed cruises for conventionally armed ones, as if this would really restrict either side. +But Sumitomo's man had great difficulty getting calls through to Tokyo, and when he succeeded, the bill was exorbitant. +For the 1988-89 season, output of coarse grains _ principally corn _ is now estimated at 725 million tons this season (800 million tons in 1987-88). +Only a scant few still hear the muffled echos, but this month 75 years ago, the guns of August opened the Great War that changed the shape of the world forever. +This time, it took U.S. intervention to help her through. +The meeting is receiving attention this year. +Reduce the aching worry over who is next to be made redundant, or who is unemployed. +Should Iraq invade Saudi Arabia or use chemical weapons, I have said that the U.S. should retaliate in a massive way, with no sanctuaries for Iraq in its own homeland. +Jordan has been sympathetic to Iraq and is familiar with Saddam Hussein's thinking. +Traders in London and Frankfurt said speculation doesn't focus any longer on when and if there will be a rate rise, but rather, on the size of the increase. +"I remember my father listening to the results on the radio," he recalls over a cup of coffee in a fancy Johannesburg hotel. +"For a defeat, it was more like a victory," state radio said after the Lions' close 3-2 overtime loss t England Sunday night. +What concerns me is the accumulated impact of irresponsible messages that are repeated hour after hour, year after year. +The brief, filed in the name of the House of Representatives, boldly tried to turn this into a separation-of-powers case. +Both are charged with attempted murder, violation of national security laws, and other offenses. +The utility said it signed a definitive agreement in September 1985 to buy West Virginia Power, which serves 22,000 electricity customers. +It gives me an anchor." His house appears to be a modest white ranch from the outside, with only the extra large parking lot and guard booth at the driveway seeming out of character with the Aurora neighborhood, an affluent suburb south of Buffalo. +A review of transcripts of their remarks shows Sarbanes, a committee member, borrowed Schlesinger's comments without crediting him. +But because commercial airlines are held to different safety standards than military aircraft, use of the satellite systems for commercial jets remains in the testing stage. +The spokesman added that Mr. Fisher was "relieved of his responsibilities in 1985." +Under this system a company with lower pollution can sell its surplus permits to one with higher pollution. +He works both sides of the law under various aliases. +The leasing and transportation services company said it had a net loss for the quarter of $5.3 million, on revenue of $16 million. +Those achieving the top grade A rose from 12.5 per cent to 12.7 per cent. The check on GCSEs by the Schools Examination and Assessment Council showed that standards had not been lowered. +One person familiar with the situation said the unions expected to continue receiving loan commitments through the weekend. +"You won't see the things I've seen in another 20 years," he says. +As a result, hundreds of Palestinian families are separated. +Fabricland, based in Portland, Ore., also has the option to terminate the agreement if the average price of House of Fabrics stock during the period is below $27.50. +But heavy spending on new plants and products is taking its toll on Chrysler's resources in other ways, especially with car sales sluggish. +Ellison joined the BBC in 1980 and has worked on Newsnight and Nationwide as well as in network features. +He is determined to escape in advance the blame for a second election. It will not be easy. +The Times obituary described Sir John in 1868 as 'a once notorious character.' That Victorian moral legacy survives. +Coast Guard: 1,200, including 700 by the end of the month. +UPSCODE will first be used for air-delivered packages next spring, Caminiti said. +The rock-throwing started when officers took the two women inside the store and a crowd gathered outside, she said. +At age 83, Friz Freleng, the man who helped create a stable of Warner Bros. cartoon characters, could have long ago said, "That's all folks!" and retired. +Says Michael Sansolo, managing editor of Progressive Grocer, an industry trade magazine: "A lot of companies want to do something, but they want to do it quietly." +It will also demonstrate the ability of new technology and the devolution of school budgets to foster public-private partnerships in a field where the private sector has a substantial contribution to make. +BAe also indicated that defence profits were likely to soften over the next two years. Long-term bull Strauss Turnbull reduced it current-year forecast by Pounds 35m to Pounds 215m and Paribas cut by Pounds 60m to Pounds 190m. +That turns most instruments into debt. The standards-setters hands were partly tied when it came to shares and their derivatives, which cannot be defined under the present law as liabilities. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials declined 17.33 points to 2,498.76 in the first half hour of trading. +Radio Free Europe can still perform a vital role in the nations of Eastern Europe, which may have freedom of speech but still lack broadbased broadcasting outlets independent of the state. +Foreign companies attracted to Ireland by low corporate taxes use transfer pricing to generate profits which are lent on to more highly taxed subsidiaries elsewhere. +When it does, the relationship between various futures contracts often changes as well. +Employees outside headquarters were never crazy about the name, joking that they were allergic to Allegis. +Ireland's Labour Court has said it will investigate the row over attempts to save money in the maintenance division, where 1,300 people have been dismissed. +People who bought early tickets at cheaper fares might wind up shelling out more cash for expensive tickets bought close to their departure dates, he said. +Zenith has had financial problems since 1986, when it had a loss of $4.1 million, compared with 1985 net income of $15.7 million. +Food activities range from processing and distribution to the production of eggs and poultry, fresh meat and bacon. +Harris' office began rounding up the animals today for a veterinarian to determine which can be saved. +Philip Revzin's March 17 article "As Trade Gap Closes, Partners of U.S. Face End of the Gravy Train" (front page) reflects both pessimism and optimism, neither of which is based on substantive argument. +"UPS, Federal Express, every delivery system in the U.S. pulls into the lab's driveway at least once a day," he said. +The court, without comment, let stand a ruling that, in effect, requires the Marcoses to defend themselves in a lawsuit filed by the Philippine government. +At the time, Mr. Phillippi was managing editor of the Indianapolis News, a powerful newspaper owned by Mr. Quayle's grandpa. +"I think what this man did is brilliant," Mutter said in describing the meticulous research Bundy performed in taking 80 or 90 depositions during one of his trials. +The peninsula has been divided into the pro-Western South and the communist North since 1945. +Bill Colbert, spokesman for the Texas Water Commission, said the only good news was that one of Texas' major water supplies was being replenished. +Barry was arrested Thursday in a downtown hotel by the FBI, which charged that he possessed an unspecified quantity of crack cocaine. +Many of the killings have come in turf battles as drug dealers have fought for selling rights for the drug in the city's 88 open-air drug markets, according to police. +It has subsided to between 12m and 15m gallons a day. +The devaluation set off another huge round of inflation, so President Miguel de la Madrid's lame-duck administration announced an Economic Solidarity Pact to keep worker's purchasing power _ and sales _ from shrinking even further. +All the experiments found the strength of gravity differed slightly from what was predicted by Sir Isaac Newton's 300-year-old law of gravity. +"I'm very interested in thunderstorm structure," he said. +His brilliant industrial policy _ both domestic and global in purpose and vision _ includes a fair labor standards policy. +The men were made to undergo urine tests, which came back negative, without probable cause or suspicion they were impaired by alcohol or drugs or were in any way involved in the man's death, according to the suit, which names Police Chief Anthony Bouza. +"I looked everywhere on the plane but she wasn't there," Weber said, his voice choked with emotion. +'I think he was speculating, as I think we are all entitled to do, on the effect of the Danish negative response to their referendum,' he said. +Bludgeon Honduras to stop sending us bananas? +The money for himself and Mr. van Rijn was simply their commission, Mr. Fitzgerald says. +Along one boulevard, "the average life of a shrub is about an hour and a half," said Alex Vare, landscape architect. +Gottfried Milde, Hesse state interior minister, said 57 miners were in the shaft when the blast occurred at midday at the mine near Borken, 70 miles northeast of Frankfurt. +"I think 1990 will be even better. +The main reception hall is an expression of pure Laotian genius. +In the United States, actors must shuttle between the East and West coasts - and points in between - to work. +New or remodeled chemical plants will have to meet tighter standards to cut the release of smog-producing compounds under new Environmental Protection Agency rules. +Brian Keyser, an economist at First Fidelity Bancorp. in Philadelphia, said the data confirm his view that the economy will grow at an anemic pace in the next few months. +It's the first time since June 1986 that the program has had to halt operations. +Meanwhile London Business School's long hunt for its first professor and assistant professor in business ethics has at last been resolved, but only after some embarrassment for the selectors. The problem seems to have been a dearth of ethical academics. +Others in the town 18 miles northwest of Cincinnati complained their property values have dropped. +Investigators have suspected the Green River killer could be a police officer or someone posing as one. +"Is it really in the interests of justice that experienced criminals should be able to refuse to answer all police questions secure in the knowledge that a jury will never hear of it?" said Home Secretary Douglas Hurd. +When the Local Government Commission was launched in June 1992, ministers expressed the hope that it would settle the structure of local government in England for decades to come. +Security officials said the city of 700,000 was calm. +Delta is in talks with Pan Am to acquire a share of the ailing carrier. +Similar requests totaling $210 million have been granted previously. +Mr. Holmes a Court already publishes the main newspaper in the state of Western Australia, owns television stations in the Australian cities of Perth and Adelaide, and has a small stake in a New Zealand newspaper publisher. +Both men pleaded with voters to ignore the polls, which give Dukakis a big lead in the state. +The only similarities were that neither bomber knew how to wire a bomb correctly, Hunt said. +For a nation accustomed to enormous debts in its consumer, business and government sectors, the idea of trillion-dollar Social Security surpluses tends to sound like a financial fairy tale. +Ms. Yard said a surge of activism sparked by the high court's July 3 decision has created interest in NOW in recent weeks. Membership has grown from about 160,000 last year to 200,000, she said. +This is important when, for example, doctors need to know if weight gains of premature infants and other patients are due to changes in fat, water or muscle content. +New multimedia services, for instance, high quality video communications, require even more performance. +On the New York Mercantile Exchange, the May contract for West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark grade of U.S. crude, slipped 24 cents to settle Monday at $19.95 a barrel. +The actions came a day after the cancellation of flights through the carrier's home base of Orlando, Fla., and its major Kansas City, Mo., hub as rumors of the bankruptcy filing drove its stock price down. +On Tuesday night, new troubles erupted when demonstrators set up barricades of burning tires, and police with clubs broke up the crowd, roughed up journalists and seized news film. +Commercial real estate seems unlikely to take off in response to lower interest rates. +More than 60,000 people have tickets to see Chia Chia, the giant male panda who goes on display today at the zoo, during his three-month stay in a 5,000-mile journey to a breeding program in Mexico. +To defuse arguments and keep harmony among his comrades, he would dig their foxholes in searing heat after a long day's march through the rice paddies. +"We want to see a 100 percent success rate in detecting weapons and dummy weapons," Burnley said in a statement Thursday. +There was no obvious way to free her." Dalsey said the woman was going into shock, unable to communicate with the physicians. +"This isn't nearly as bad for Texaco or its vendors as last year's fall in oil prices," Mr. Spears said. +Some of the economists and politicians planning for European economic unity in the 1990s have actually speculated that the Bundesbank, at least for a time, might serve as the central bank of Europe. +Clarence Clemons, saxophonist for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, feels good about his part in the Amnesty International Human Rights Now! tour, but admits it comes with some global hassles. +"So many people have left that the economy has finally stabilized, and most of those who remain are those with the jobs that are still available," Holmes said. +The appetite for entertainment products, he argued, was enormous. +"We're not ruling out layoffs," said company spokeswoman Carla LeVasseur. +Once crack cocaine was obtained from an undercover agent posing as a friend of Moore's, Barry "took a portion of the crack and placed it inside his jacket pocket which was hanging on a door knob nearby," said the papers. +Also the confused and incomplete accounting records made it practically impossible to identify clear overcharges. +ICF International, Fairfax, Va., pulled a planned sale of four million Class A shares last week after announcing that it expects to report profit for the first quarter ended May 31 below earnings a year earlier. +The men yelled "`There goes Noriega! +"There's a new quality of violence in society today," says David Lillehaug, a prominent Minnesota Democrat who now supports the death penalty. +This judge-made doctrine, affirmed repeatedly by federal courts, prohibits the use of stolen or misappropriated confidential information for use in trading securities. +Deleting the questionable expenditures from the budget pending satisfactory test results would save up to $20 billion, Dingell said. +The company said construction began in October and is scheduled for completion next November. +Skinheads also stress a family unity among themselves, an enticement to many alienated youths whose real families have been fractured. +Stock-index futures retreated slightly on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. +The Workers Party complained that in some cities, da Silva voters couldn't get to the polls because private bus companies idled their vehicles. +BioTechnica established a clinical laboratory to which dentists can send patient samples for analysis using its new test. +Drexel's list of stocks to avoid includes the Taiwan Fund. +"Anybody who thinks the governor is not looking at 1992, in spite of what he's said, is extraordinarily naive," said Sen. Dudley J. Emick Jr., a fellow Democrat. +And he said new studies have failed to find any impact on the nervous system from the presence of HIV virus. +Although the White House has boasted that the package will contain 43 major initiatives, many of them are old chestnuts, long sought by the administration and long ignored by Congress. +If the PLO fails, the argument goes, Jordan might be ready to step back in. +For example, they would get three of 15 seats on the board, the same number as management. +The girls were not so golden. +A razor-thin margin of several thousand votes out of nearly 3.8 million cast separated Democrat Kenneth "Buddy" MacKay and Republican Connie Mack III in Florida's U.S. Senate race. +The company hopes to assemble 30 or more farmers growing up to 2,000 hectares to supply the plant. 'It's a commercial crop with a margin comparable to cereals, subject to the market being established,' says Harry Frew, a director. +While no more top-level meetings were scheduled before then, Hun Sen said he hoped contacts between the groups would continue. +The protest has stirred deep hostility in the redwood corridors of Mendocino and Humboldt Counties. +When police tried to stop them, the refugees pulled down the barricade. +The top fruit choice among teen-agers 15 years ago? Apples, according to a survey of teen eating habits by MRCA Information Services, which specializes in gathering and analyzing marketing information. +The airline filed Tuesday for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. +U.S. and Israeli proposals "have only one aim and that is to waste time," Abd-Rabbo said after arriving in Cairo for meetings with Egyptian officials. +The study, to be published in tomorrow's issue of the British medical journal, the Lancet, provides further evidence about the benefits of treating heart attack victims with the clot dissolver streptokinase and aspirin. +Coello Trejo said Bohmer Detmar fled West Germany in September 1988, going to the Netherlands and then France before moving to Mexico this year. +He now lives in the central New Jersey community of Lakehurst and makes occasional appearances to generate support for amateur athletics. +There had been no contact with the people aboard, he said. +The government assumed responsibility in this case when Navy corpsmen found the drunk medic but failed to report his condition or that he was armed in violation of Navy rules, Stevens said. +The aim will be to make them as beneficial as possible. It is against this background that Manchester is searching for its own bonanza. +Frustrated neophytes trying to tap the presumed hoard of Japanese money can resort to unorthodox tactics. +The National Transportation and Safety Board was investigating the crash. +In January, the Pentagon incorporated the "Brilliant Pebbles" concept into Phase 1. The technology involves several thousand interceptors that would orbit the Earth to seek and destroy a target by smashing into it at high speeds. +Argentina is expected soon to start negotiating new economic targets with the IMF, which is set to send an economic team to the country. +North Dakota chattered through wind chills as cold as 40 below zero on Thursday. +Technical analyst Stan Weinstein recommended buying the stock on his telephone hotline. +But the alternative plan has its detractors. +Many of the demands are mutually exclusive. +Next came a rendition of the national anthem _ the same film clip used to launch Turner's Cable News Network in June 1980 _ followed by "Gone With The Wind," the classic film starring Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O'Hara and Clark Gable as Rhett Butler. +Beltran and Vasquez are being held at military garrisons, said the judge, but will be moved to a police facility pending trial. +But theater insiders concede that the subsidies battle is lost and greater concessions to commercialism are inevitable. +Norsk Data said half of the jobs that will be cut are in Norway. +Chrysler Corp. said it scheduled its Newark, Del., car-assembly plant for a three-week plant conversion beginning Monday. +But for all the activity, winery owners are aware that central Washington will never rival the Napa Valley, located near San Francisco, primarily because the population density is just not there, Hogue says. +"This is not martial law," said Labor Secretary Franklin Drilon. "There's no curfew, there's no suspension of the writ of habeas corpus. +In January 1984, Texaco Inc. declined to respond formally to what it considered a nuisance lawsuit filed by Pennzoil Co. in a Delaware chancery court. +Late Wednesday evening, the bus pulls up to a rest stop on the autobahn, or highway near Bremen to get food and alcohol. +She gained admission to college and was told she was dyslexic and should drop out. +Investment by foreign countries in Japan jumped sharply last year, and investment by Japan overseas hit a record high, they said. +Although the 81-year-old Mrs. Fogelson had decided at one point to sell the ranch, she no longer is certain after learning of the extent of the proposed development, spokeswoman Jean Carpenter said Wednesday in Dallas, where the actress lives. +John Zaccaro Jr. has been a model probationer and should be released early from probation on a cocaine-selling conviction, his lawyer argued today. +Eastern Airlines' pilots proposed workrule concessions to management that the union asserts could save the loss-plagued company more than $50 million a year. +"The system could fail again the same way," Rep. Jim Oberstar, D-Minn., said Monday after meeting with FAA Administrator James Busey. +Craig D. Kunkle, 39, was arrested Tuesday at a Williamsburg motel as he tried to turn over classified documents to two undercover FBI agents posing as Soviet officials, said Irvin B. Wells III, head of the FBI's Norfolk office. +Judy Smith, a spokeswoman in Walsh's office, said no court hearing had yet been scheduled and her office had no immediate response to the motion. +"At this point it's not going anywhere. +But they don't expect to get the money they'll need from the federal government. +We had been rationing liquid since the fourth day at sea because we had inadvertently dumped three-quarters of the fresh water from our tanks, and now we found that some of our bottles of emergency water had cracked. +Saudi Arabia granted him political asylum in 1980. +The company said that the new test is an "enzyme immunoassay" that detects at least one key antigen, or protein, produced by the AIDS virus. +Congress has been usurping traditional executive-branch functions, from independent counsel to veto-proof omnibus appropriations to the War Powers Resolution to who interprets treaties. +But this time they were only playing a scene in a movie, and the gun-wielding youths hustling them below decks were actors playing Danish resistance fighters. +The case that even low levels of lead are dangerous is based on a study that found that the IQ test scores of children with slightly elevated blood lead were a few points lower, on average, than those of children with very low blood lead. +She adopted 12 of assorted races, naming them the Rainbow Tribe, and driving her husband first to despair and then to Argentina. +If a recession should occur it could ruin some overleveraged companies and destroy values in pension funds, stocks, mutual funds and college endowments. +Tonight With Jonathan Ross is the most flippant and superficial chat show anywhere on British television, which is saying something. +Like other right-wing leaders, Treurnicht insists Mandela and other black nationalists are Communists. +The measure, designed to toughen the U.S. stance toward trading partners and boost exports, now goes to the Senate, which is expected to pass its own stern bill. +German critics are worried that it will be pressurised by European governments into being soft on inflation. +The Johnson Space Center medical qualification board recommended last year that Discovery commander Frederick H. Hauck be disqualified because of the kidney stone but was overruled by Rear Adm. +Officials said anti-terrorist specialists were called in to help in the investigation on the basis that terrorist groups could use the forms to make false identification papers. +The Commerce Department reported on Monday that overall spending was unchanged in August while residential spending fell 1.2 percent from July. +Ms. Fischler said the wholesale mortgage business had failed to meet Northeast's "criteria for profitability." +Preliminary ratings for Monday Night Football, aired by Capital Cities/ABC Inc., will be available today. +Advanced Micro Devices, Sunnyvale, Calif., up from 436th, $997.1 million. +Members of the Inland Revenue Staff Federation voted against a strike. In the NUCPS ballot 3,867 voted for a strike and 2,770 against. +The 20 garbagemen who were arrested Wednesday were accused of trying to break a police cordon during a protest march in Jalandhar, about 200 miles northwest of New Delhi, UNI said. +Brountas said the Bush campaign decision not to accept the earlier dates "threatens the full schedule of debates anticipated for the fall. +Rumors circulated that the devoutly Catholic Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki was Jewish or that his government was dominated by Jews, and questioners consistently raised the issue at campaign events. +The lawsuit by Donald F. Goldberg, a reporter on the staff of syndicated columnist Jack Anderson, had been filed under the Freedom of Information Act. +Sinner wants to promote closer ties with western Canada, but he says it is premature for the association to consider making Canadian premiers members of the organization. +He will be at the heart of Prime Minister John Major's campaign, but outside his constituency you will neither see nor hear him pressing the case for a fourth Tory term. Mr Richard Ryder is one of the most powerful figures in the Conservative party. +The Florida panther once roamed North Florida, but is now confined to the Everglades where officials estimate no more than 50 survive. +NV Philips was unavailable for comment. +"The farms are referred to as if they are currently sustaining their successes for 1986," he said. +They said nearly all Czechoslovaks planning to attend had been arrested Wednesday and Thursday, and about 20 were believed still in custody Friday. +But the supercomputer industry is riven over Darpa's approach. +It will also apply for Autoliv's listing on the Stockholm stock exchange before the end of June, AP-DJ reports from Stockholm. Autoliv is the largest European manufacturer of safety belts, airbags and other personal safety equipment for vehicles. +Company officials wouldn't disclose the extent of the cuts, which would affect mainly sports programming, but industry sources said ABC would save about $2.5 million this year by the changes. +William Bulger, president of the state Senate, says a trip to European financial centers last winter made clear that the state's various agencies could borrow more effectively if they issued through a single authority. +The awards, announced off-camera prior to the televised show, also included a posthumous first-time Grammy for reggae star Peter Tosh, who was murdered in his Jamaica home last year. +Her father "gives all the credit to the Heavenly Father watching over him," another daughter, Karen Twigg-Smith, told The Honolulu Advertiser. +Stripping him of the honor would further discredit the man now widely condemned for plunging the economy into crisis and stagnating the rest of Soviet society. +Digital Equipment Corp., the state's largest computer maker, also stuck with proprietary operating systems and failed to capitalize on the PC explosion. +It's kind of like `48 Hrs."' Kristofferson will play the ranger, nicknamed Rip, while Nelson is to portray the scoundrel. +Gulf States has appealed in a district court. +Tremors began at 6:46 p.m. EST and lasted 15 seconds to two minutes, Canadian Press reported. +"We believe they are totally without merit," an AMC spokesman said of the two lawsuits. +The clinic denied it. +About 200 students held a noisy demonstration Tuesday because the University of the Arts is allowing Pavarotti to use its Schubert Theater on nights that had been reserved for two student productions. +Another legal roadblock to Beazer exists in U.S. District Court in Pittsburgh, where Judge Maurice B. Cohill halted the BNS bid because of his concerns over financing. +You have to work hard, and I really mean to work hard," she said. "I've got to make sure that the revelation doesn't turn out to be a disaster." The commuter train zips along at 50 miles an hour. +Filov originally estimated damage at about $4,800, and promised the library would reopen within a few days. +As previously reported, its borrowing needs ballooned along with trading volume two weeks ago, and Continental's bank unit exceeded its legal lending limit as the bank's advances to First Options approached $625 million. +"Plastic and reconstructive surgery are being looked upon as the last refuge of the pirate and the freebooter: 'Charge what the traffic will bear.' +They asked consular officials not to disclose where they were staying. +The family's attorney, Larry Scruggs Jr., said he planned to conduct his own investigation. +His description matched exactly Mattox's inventory of Lukens' campaign tactics. +He said an entirely new program has since been installed and that it was never a credit problem for Bank of New York. +He said creditors will be asked to restructure the company's approximately C$800 million of debt, which he said cash flows won't support. +The dollar gained against the British pound in London, where sterling fetched $1.7550 vs. $1.7680 late Tuesday. +Furthermore, there are reforms in Housing Benefit, which could make it less of a work disincentive than it now is when combined with Family Credit. +Gusts to near 60 mph were recorded at Rapid City, S.D., and to 52 mph at Wheatridge, Colo. +"Back in 1964, the FBI had five black agents. +Williams said there was "little, if any, chance" that the previously approved authorization bill would survive in the waning days of an election-year Congress that is mired in a budget crisis. +Officials say most of the treasures were reliquaries or containers used to hold relics. +Competition already is fierce for some brand drugs that account for a big chunk of industry sales. +Both the auto and oil industries claim the systems are too expensive. +The settlement, attached to the defense appropriations bill currently awaiting action by the full Senate, expresses support for the SDI, but only as a research program. +"I worry about the situation in which 10 years from now the Soviet Union is governed by someone" more belligerent toward the U.S., he told a business group recently. +Pursuing the assignment with zest, his convoy of tanks has rolled around Kabul, lowering muzzles at obstreperous mujahideen commanders. However, his less than tactful approach upsets some mujahideen. +Tran Anh Hung's meditation-in-miniature on loss, love and family,filmed entirely inside a French studio, was a hit of last year's festival season. +Included in the transfer was an undisclosed amount of short-term bank loans for which Stotler & Co. remained liable if they couldn't be paid by the parent. +Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., Mr. Boesky's principal underwriter, also would remain as a defendant in some of the cases. +Melanin also blocks some of these In contrast, the sunglasses and sunblocking lotions currently on the market block only the most dangerous part of ultraviolet light, although some newer products are promoted as "blue blockers." +"The bottom line is we are all Nicaraguans," he said. "Back in Nicaragua, there was no in-between. +Meanwhile, interest rates on the Treasury's 30-year bond climbed above 8.50 percent during a market sell-off triggered by oversupply concerns as a wave of government auctions began. +But the result will be sharply lower profit in the latest quarter, PG&E officials said. +Fifteen students worked at the Challenger Center's mock Mission Control in Houston, while another group of children were "flying" in a simulator at a second Challenger Center in Greenbelt, Md. +The Big Board and the CBOE are simply watching for now. +Some Western officials in Moscow say sentiment toward formulating a European response to Mr. Gorbachev's initiatives indicates at least a partial victory for the new pan-European emphasis in Soviet foreign policy under his leadership. +Officials of the housing agencies are largely unaware of radon problems. and are uncertain whether they have any legal responsibility, it said. +Mark Fairchild defeated Sangmeister for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor that year. +In the Philippines, at least 11 people were nailed to crosses and thousands of Filipinos drew blood by beating themselves on the back today to symbolize the suffering of Christ. +In any case, the era ended in violence, as the ripped lock of one of Metternich's briefcases on display here dramatically demonstrates. +With 40 days of mourning declared for Ayatollah Khomeini, Iran has been engulfed by a wave of emotion for its dead leader, a development Ahmad could exploit to advance his political ambitions. +But one carrier, United Airlines, concedes that some tightening up is needed. +There is one thing that truly disturbs me, and I speak as a Methodist clergyman. +Five profitable years at a company represent a reassuring sign. +The EEC jobless rate was 10.6 percent in July 1987. +To hear mutual-fund lobbyists tell it, says Ms. McGrath, the agency's investment management director, she is engaged in "regulatory overreaching." +Michael O'Brien, a history professor at University of Wisconsin Fox Valley Center in Menasha and author of a book on McCarthyism, dismissed renewed interest in McCarthy and the Birch Society as fleeting. +The role of the west continues to be crucial, as ever, to Poland's future. +He said soldiers "on an operational mission" fired on guerrillas advancing toward the Israeli-policed zone, killing five. +The currency was quoted at 128.25 yen, up from 128.20 yen at the opening. +A spokesman read the communique over a crackling telephone line during a live radio broadcast by the Caracol network. +"It's rather strange when you think that a year ago I was in prison." _ Solidarity spokesman Janusz Onyszkiewicz on his attendance alongside top Communist leaders including Gen. +Not for him, he insists, are debates over the 'theology' of free trade versus protectionism. +But "if we all sat back and hoped our kids would read and reread `Alice in Wonderland,' we'd be waiting a long time," he says. +In announcing the non-Hodgkin's lymphoma benefits, Derwinski mentioned only the link between Vietnam service and the lymphoma. He didn't say the connection was because of Agent Orange. +If they go badly, it's because Rocco cocked it up.' +Judge Ryskamp's rate of reversals in civil-rights cases is markedly higher than his reversal rate for other types of cases, and he has drawn some strong rebukes from appellate-court judges in the process. +Panama's attorney Gregory Craig said the lawsuit will allege murder, grand theft and extortion by Noriega. +The Greater Yellowstone Area Recovery Fund was set up in response to offers from individuals and groups wishing to make donations, said F. Dale Robertson, chief of the department's Forest Service. +But the Soviet Union would not be privy to talks on comprehensive new agreements to liberalize trade in areas such as agriculture and textiles that are being drawn up as part of the ambitious Uruguay Round of negotiations scheduled to end in December. +Labor's chances improved Sunday after two ultra-Orthodox groups _ Shas and the Torah Flag Party _ announced they were considering joining a Labor-led government. +Secretariat set the record in 1973, Count Fleet won by 25 in 1943 and Man O' War won by 20 in 1920. +The solution to a bad idea is a good idea, and ideas do build on one another." +Don't answer - they have probably found an unmentionable use for that as well. Is tonight the last pre-Christmas sex (sorry, adult programme) binge? +South Africa has given interracial couples in Durban and Uitenhage three months to sell their property and move from white areas to districts zoned for what one affected person called "the darker partner." +Dow Jones Professional Investor Report said that some analysts believe an acquisition-minded investor is buying up shares. +But economists said rates have to rise further to counter inflationary pressures. +That means, first and foremost, abolishing the central bank and replacing it with a currency board. +The alleged motive was to maximize the gain GAF would realize from the sale of its stake in Carbide. +Steel shares were up in the US and closed 2 higher in London at 73 1/2 p. Medeva picked up 4 at 219p as Nikko Europe moved to a hold from a buy. Selected Irish companies attracted interest on the belief that the country would leave the ERM at the weekend. +Machinery continually broke down. +Still, we're delighted that Mr. Breeden has joined Vice President Quayle's liability-reform campaign by targeting RICO and its avalanche of private securities lawsuits. +Sun reported revenue of $2.39 billion in the first quarter of 1988, compared to $2.26 billion in the first quarter of 1987. +Indian peacekeeping forces have been patrolling that region, but about 600 of Insidan soldiers left for home Friday. +A more likely outcome is an infusion of new blood. +Jack's car collides with a wolf on a skiddy, midnight New England road and he is bitten when he tries to shift the supposed dead body. +Maritran Chairman Stephan Van Dyck, visiting the site of the accident yesterday, said his company is taking full responsibility for causing the accident and would assume the full cost of cleanup. +"I think that North has snaked his way around that" and won't have to testify at the trial about Poindexter tearing up the finding, said John Nields, former chief counsel to the House majority staff in the congressional Iran-Contra hearings. +Scattered rain also fell on upper Michigan and northwest New York state, but skies were generally fair over the rest of the nation. +Both measures had been vetoed by Gov. George Deukmejian, who, unaware of the sting operation, described them as unwarranted special interest bills. +Most experts doubt that Congress would agree to enhance executive-branch power by giving the president such a role. +The Gulf war, environmental crises and the chaos in eastern Europe have fostered a new sensibility. +Asamera surged 3, or 47%, to 9 3/8, making it the biggest percentage gainer on the Amex. +There are 622 shareholders owning 99 or less shares, out of a total of 1,190 Vulcan shareholders. +The snow forced scores of New York schools to close as a precaution and was blamed for at least one death in weather-related road accidents in that state. +First Federal will assume responsibility for all of Broadview's 108,000 deposit accounts and other liabilities, totaling about $1.4 billion. +Courter said the Reagan policies were responsible for the "sweeping change in South America, Central America, Asia and Europe." "I was glad to be a part of the process to get the U.S. back on its feet again," Courter said. +The state attorney general declared West Virginia's first teacher strike illegal, and the governor declined an offer for a 48-hour cooling off period. +They include Mr Hosokawa's Japan New party and the New Harbinger party headed by the prime minister's close friend and ally, Mr Masayoshi Takemura, chief cabinet secretary. +The previous low was 1,314,006 in 1988, said a ministry official, speaking on condition of anonymity. +He said he believes that perestroika, the political and economic restructuring in the Soviet Union, can't succeed without "significant assistance from abroad." +Campbell said Thursday that state prosecutors so far have failed to prove that a concert by 2 Live Crew was any more obscene than what is seen in nearby adult clubs and bookstores. +Mr. McGillicuddy vividly recalls the summer day in 1982 when Paul Volcker, then chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, called him at home. +Chairman John J. Phelan Jr. of the New York Stock Exchange said Wednesday he could support allowing the federal government to halt program trading when share prices drop too rapidly. +According to Colliers Macaulay and Nicolls (CMN), a large real estate broker, the downtown office vacancy rate is 14 per cent. +Bullets fired in Sarajevo will whistle around the new president's ears. +These responsibilities had belonged to Robert J. Dankanyin. +Newley, 57, who rote "Candy Man" and "What Kind of Fool Am I" and appeared in 40 films, was previously married to actress Joan Collins, with whom he had two children. +Supporters make the same arguments that were heard in 1957 after the Soviets launched their Sputnik satellite: The United States must remain at the forefront of technology, and not just for economic reasons. +"The moon is nothing but a circumambulatory aphrodisiac divinely subsidized to provoke the world into a rising birthrate," wrote Christopher Fry. +The law also bars such discrimination and a Justice Department unit set up in 1987 to handle such cases has received more than 800 complaints from citizens. +Average age is 49 for the LE and 45 for the SSE. +Relatives continued a grisly search in forests outside Timisoara through mass graves of corpses, most naked and many mutilated, of victims of a massacre by security forces last weekend. +The level is still well above world averages, but shows the effect of the appreciating currencies of Asia's newly industrialized countries, the EIU noted. +But, for Ana Maria Chindler, who owns a small retail business, "the official figure is nonsense. +In Texas, authorities reported a tornado Monday evening at Smithpoint and Double Bayou. +Its rise compares with a 10 per cent drop in state sector output. Mr Volsky said the new managers of Soviet enterprises were often young and talented. +Three Vons stores have convenience stores built into the supermarket, and more of them are planned, according to spokeswoman Mary M. McAboy. +Blacks in Carletonville have been protesting a recent town council decision to resegregate public facilities that had been integrated. +"There is sufficient information to cause me to believe that she needs to come forward and discuss these issues in a public forum," Mattox told a news conference. +The usually adept American Electronics Association blundered as well. +Upjohn Laboratories is to have facilities in Kalamazoo; Tsukuba, Japan; and Crawley, England. +But over the past year or so, many high-yielding shares have had problems maintaining their dividends. +In Nanjing, about 1,000 university students marched to the provincial government headquarters, another witness said. +However, the rebel Rwandan Patriotic Front said it would not take part in any UN efforts to resolve the crisis until Mr Booh-Booh had been withdrawn from the country. +The week of Jan. 26 included the Martin Luther King holiday, when most federal and state offices were closed. +About 20 per cent have driven up from Singapore. +The pilot of a Pan Am Airbus 310 carrying 166 passengers and a crew of 10 from Washington to Paris initially reported the close call. +The Front also protests the deployment of Indian peacekeeping soldiers, saying they compromise the country's independence. +A free-lance photographer being evicted from a high-rent apartment complex fatally stabbed the apartment manager and her assistant and a high-level Veterans Administration official waiting in an outer office with his daughter, police say. +Prosecutors have refused to say if he will testify against his former boss. +What is the advantage for U.S. markets and the U.S. economy?" +Indonesia's Ginandjar Kartasasmita noted Kuwait would have to make cutbacks to come down to the promised level. +Staffing had been cut from 160 to fewer than 60. The BWMB will retain its statutory obligation to collect all the wool - 50m kg - from the UK's 100,000 producers, including those in Northern Ireland and the Western Isles. +He wasn't on any list of most wanted criminals and he'd never been the subject of a crime commission hearing or a newspaper story. +As the strike enters its 15th day today, some members are getting nervous, the spokesman conceded, but the majority of the 55,000 Machinists are prepared to "wait it out as long as it takes." +Such numbers clearly suggest why pursuit of zero inflation at this time would be foolhardy: The gain would be minor, the damage inestimable. +I decided to replace them with white flowering plants. The question was where to buy them. I decided to try to obtain the new plants by mail order, as buying locally was both time-consuming and not always successful. +He ordered the civil proceedings to start Oct. 2. +American Management Systems Inc. said it received a three-year contract from the General Services Administration valued at $19 million to provide financial-management computer software and related training and technical services. +In Foresta, a vacation village near Yosemite, fire destroyed 66 homes earlier this week. +Nor are the free marketeer technocrats among the Socialists overjoyed by the extent of the party's defeat of the liberals and governing conservatives. +Heavy rains in the southeastern U.S. have kept loggers out of the woods. +We know it represents our wishes and dreams," Nyameka Goniwe, the widow of slain community leader Matthew Goniwe, said before the banning. +A second rocket struck a tailor's shop and killed two people, witnesses said. +After saluting Bush from the steps of his helicopter, Reagan flew off with his beloved Nancy to retirement in California. +"For Hispanics like me this presidential election will be the most important in our history," Mrs. Bush begins. +In 1916, the United States purchased the Danish Virgin islands for 25 million dollars. +The 2 Live Crew remain under fire for their "As Nasty as They Wanna Be" album, which was ripped for its graphic sexual content and its denigration of women. +Gary Bauer, a special assistant to the president for domestic policy, acknowledged varying "philosophical thrusts" within the administration, but said there is "not a tug-of-war" over the welfare issue. +The papers also said the Free Press's losses over the past nine years were $100 million; the Free Press earlier had put the total at $91.5 million. +No one has claimed responsibility for kidnapping the 28-year-old Kemptner and Struebig, 48. Asme-Humanitas officials said today they had not been informed of any demands. +The signup dates for 1989 rice and extra-long staple cotton programs will be announced later, Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng said Monday. +Hill passed the lie-detector test could cause problems for some politicians who have attacked her credibility. +And if it expands into booming areas, there's lots of potential for attendance growth. +There were friends, relatives, neighbors who knew what was going on and no one did anything," he said. +"You would probably end up with little bits and pieces preserved in an inadequate manner," he said. +If a clean car was sprayed again, it was removed from service and recleaned. +A King Penguin approach focuses me on one giant egg (while earning interest on other cash assets). Unearthing spectacular growth stocks is an exciting treasure hunt. +Students at four schools in Seoul painted huge Stars and Stripes on campus roadways so pedestrians and vehicles could walk or drive on them. +As in the early stages of 1987, they lately have been credited on several occasions with helping to drive stock prices higher through their so-called index arbitrage activity. +"The focus of this business is PCs now," said John McCarthy of Forrester Research Inc. in Cambridge, which tracks technology management trends. "That's what's creating the excitement. +The British have apparently won concessions that exclude the Falklands' waters from the accord and limit the quota of Illex squid available under the community accords. +Word of Mr. Leslie's ouster spread quickly. +That would bring membership in the ANZUS defense treaty down to a total of one. +"I hope this is just a venial sin on the road to free trade," Mr. Frenzel said. +Although a sale this fall would probably reap Holiday's executives more than $350 million between them, some analysts say management may opt to shoot for an even bigger payoff later. +Officials said at least 224 people _ including two Americans _ were killed in Baguio during Monday's earthquake, which measured 7.7 on the Richter scale. +"Prices have looked amazingly good," he said. +There has been speculation that either or both might lose their jobs. +In that decision, the Fed governors said they would decide in a year whether to allow banks to sell new issues of corporate stock. +The Front, whose leading members are former Communists who declared they broke from the party after the revolution, is accused by the opposition parties of promoting a milder version of Marxism. +This was her Sarajevo - she believed the truckers were trying to starve out Calais. +Felix Encinas Laguna, a sociology student, and his brother, a member of the technical faculty at a local university, were at large. +Paul Jesson as Peachum the fence and Anthony O'Donnell as Lockit the gaoler stay on terms with Gay's text, trading the great line 'I can forgive, as well as resent'. +The buyer of the units is a newly formed company controlled by John H. Streicker, president and chief executive officer of Security Capital Real Estate Corp., one of the units to be sold. +Results of that study are expected before a decision is made on the EPA proposal, possibly in October. +The law specifies that liquidated institutions' depositors will get back all of their money up to $100,000, the spokeswoman said. +The Dow Jones Industrial Average was 0.65 up when London closed for the day. +The company will transfer almost all of Waterbury's 700 employees to Naugatuck, a spokeswoman said. +Boesky, whose guilty plea led to a series of Wall Street investigations, is serving a three-year sentence at a minimum security prison in California. +The two men shook hands and the guests packed into the Brazilian congress cheered. +In explaining the omission, Mr. Bajda noted that Acme United had a loss of $456,047 on sales of $35.2 million for all of 1986. +It is difficult, if not impossible, for anyone who has not pored over the thousands of pages of court pleadings and transcripts to have a worthwhile opinion on the underlying merits of the controversy. +"It tilts the balance totally in favor of the ruling party." +"If it's a good thing for your employees to be owners, it's a better thing for your employees to be bigger owners," he said. +Robert Trojanowicz, the director of the school of criminal justice at Michigan State University, thinks there is. +Mr. Bretherick will also retire from the board. +When Berdella appeared for a court hearing Monday, Howell lunged at him and had to be restrained. +"It's understandable, may I observe, that the grantees would like one of their own to be head of this office, but that may not be such a good idea from the standpoint of prudence," Humphrey told the committee. +Hurricane Joan churned toward Central America with 120 mph winds Wednesday and forced thousands to evacuate coastal areas after it left 35 people dead or missing in Colombia. +He had sent an advance team headed by his lieutenant, Jesus Dias de Leon Zamorano, known as "El Cachas," to purchase several properties. +GTE, based in Stamford, Conn., said Mr. Broadhead's resignation was "voluntary" and it came during a meeting yesterday with Mr. Johnson. +The pirates later handed the captain over to a fishing vessel. +A nationwide search for a perfectly matched marrow donor inspired 50,000 would-be contributors, but none were suitable for her. +I can't remember the last time I had an egg. +Third-quarter reports from all banks won't be available until after the first of the year. +But that effort also failed, with the sides failing to agree on a power-sharing formula. +Former National Security Council aide Oliver North and former National Security Adviser John Poindexter may be called as witnesses before the grand jury at a later date, the sources said. +WPP warned that, as little prospect of economic recovery was in sight for 1992, debt repayments scheduled for 1993 might need renegotiation. +"Some say it was only three tons, other reports mention up to 60 tons," said Mayor Andris Inkulis of Riga, the capital of the Latvian republic. +Japan will contribute $150 million to an economic and political stabilization fund for Poland, whose goal is to raise $1 billion from Western nations, Kyodo News Service reported Wednesday. +Sinbad began his military career as a stowaway, smuggled aboard by a Coast Guardsman. +Hence his ability to unify the party's various factions may diminish. The leaders of the centre-right National Action Party (PAN) have implicitly accepted the victory of Mr Zedillo and the PRI. +Jack Grubman, an analyst for PaineWebber Group Inc., said United Telecom sent out "a very strong signal that things are taking shape for Sprint and it's an understatement of where they are headed." +The maker of Bayer aspirin will launch a program to improve cardiovascular health in a town whose name it hopes will prove a self-fulfilling prophecy: Wellsburg, W.Va. +Some analysts say Farmers might fetch as little as $3.5 billion in a sale today. +The recommendations, which blame the nation's declining competitiveness in part on excessive litigation and runaway jury awards, would require a higher burden of proof to win punitive damages and limit them to the amount of compensatory damages. +Parliament was only entitled to bring actions such as the present case in order to safeguard its own powers. +It would be a surprise if it stayed in Atlanta." RJR Nabisco moved its headquarters to Atlanta two years ago from Winston-Salem, N.C., its home for more than a century. +But that bearish factor was easily outweighed by Thursday's news that workers had gone on strike at Doe Run's Herculaneum smelter in the US, which has an annual capacity of 225,000 short tons (2,000 lb). +Last year, Eastern said it wanted to reduce its total pilot costs to $304 million from $417 million. +According to Australian Broadcasting Corp. production manager Anne Chivas, "Bush Tucker Man" is one of the network's most popular programs. +One year ago: Paul Simon defeated Jesse Jackson in the Illinois Democratic primary, while George Bush won a ringing victory over Bob Dole in the Republican contest. +Revenue rose 11.1 percent from $3.73 billion last year to $4.14 billion this year. +Three consortiums are vying to build two large detectors planned for the $8 billion atom particle smasher. +Emperor Hirohito took the unusual step Friday of assuring reporters that he was in good health following a fever earlier in the week that kept him in bed for two days. +Last week, the Soviets revived their demand that the treaty require the two sides to issue a separate declaration setting limits on SLCMs, administration sources said. +The first of these new products could be released to the market as early as the second half of 1990, the companies said. +Mr Forsgren estimates that lower inflation has cost the company about FFr100m. Euro Disney originally hoped to reduce its debt by raising capital from the sale and lease-back of five of its six hotels and developing property around the park. +Consider the case of the Shearson New York Daily Tax-Free money market fund. +He was about to quit that job when then Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger made an offer he couldn't resist _ the job as secretary of the navy. +Meanwhile, Dukakis, who has assaulted Simon's campaign with a blitz of last-minute television advertising, accused Simon of "doing a disservice to the Democratic Party" by talking up the likelihood of a brokered presidential convention in Atlanta. +Another foot of mountain snow was likely today in Utah, where 12 inches fell Wednesday and winds pushed past 60 mph. More heavy snow was reported in the Lake Tahoe area, with up to 2 feet expected overnight. +Officials at Robinson Lake Lerer & Montgomery, a public relations firm hired by Michael Milken to speak on his behalf, declined to comment. +Last month, President Ali Hassan Mwinyi accused seven Cabinet members of lack of discipline and accountability in their departments and fired them. +In the meantime a $50,000 gift has been sent to allow local officials to purchase needed goods, Ms. Gautier said. +Failure to specify the measurement system upfront may result in after-the-fact tracking that is biased. +He expects both stocks and bonds to continue drifting aimlessly until a week from today, when the government report on employment growth and unemployment in May will give investors their next significant reading on economic trends. +Meanwhile, some people say they won't buy the Eagles at their current price. +As a market for consumer goods, China is virtually untapped. +Outside of New York City, all other medical waste can be buried in landfills. +The final gavel may be about to fall at Louisiana's Auctioneers Licensing Board, and time could be running out for the Board of Examiners in Watchmaking. +On Sunday, a ministry spokesman who wouldn't be identified said: "There was no emergency. +Friedman, now the Times' chief diplomatic correspondent, was asked if he would ever return to Beirut. +The sprawling, high-security compound encloses separate newsrooms for each language service, as well as the networks' reference library on Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union used frequently by American and Western scholars. +'It wants to go on the offensive. +Sales for stores open more than one year rose 3.3% to $8.3 million from $8 million. +The company said pretax profit fell to #57.5 million from #66.6 million in the year earlier period, while operating profit fell 31% to #67.9 million. +"It's frightening to think that a bomb could be hidden in something as small as that. +(portion) A judge Wednesday extended for three weeks the period in which Central American asylum-seekers can leave southern Texas, where an immigration policy was blamed for trapping hundreds in desperate conditions. +The test was initially set for Wednesday but was delayed a day because of winds. +In October 1988, the airlines celebrated their first decade of freedom. +A spokesman at the Israeli Embassy here said Israel wouldn't comment on the U.S. protest. +"The grumblers are grumblers. +Mrs. Thatcher's admission was published as the government promised a statement to the House of Commons on Thursday by Defense Secretary Tom King. +Rumors spread shortly after 1 p.m. that the NYSE would be closed, and a rapid denial by the Securities and Exchange Commission failed to convince nervous traders. +In early trading in Tokyo Monday, the dollar was quoted at 124.65 yen, up from a low of 124.37 yen. +They sang "God Bless America" after the verdict, and cheered Mecham as he departed and offered a brief wave to the crowd. +She ignored him, and took lessons at Buckingham Palace on how to use a rifle. +'It means a consciousness of freedom with responsibility.' Mr Brunner is clear that his main platform is anti-European. +Some executives would rather begin by reciting the employee's virtues and recalling his contributions to the company. +Everyone files past the apartment at delivery time, and if someone is out of town, tenants dispatch children to slip mail under the absentee's door. +The A-12 is designed to replace the Navy's A-6E Intruder, which is now reaching the end of its service life as an aircraft-carrier based long-range strike jet. +Shaklee says the energy drink it is developing for the Daedalus pilots might lead to a beverage for endurance athletes that could be sold commercially. +That amendment would have imposed an 18 percent surtax in millionaires in order to reduce Medicare patients' out-of-pocket expenses. +Walshire Assurance Co., $10 million principal amount of convertible debentures, via Advest Inc. and Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc. +The dollar fell in early European trading today on the heels of Tuesday's sharp drop in New York. +Others have found hope in their solidarity _ particularly in the Eastern and miners' strikes _ but will spend labor's traditional holiday wondering if their jobs are the price they will pay for their pride and determination. +In recent weeks, Mr. Myerson has spent much time in meetings trying to pump up demoralized partners but, in many cases, to little avail. +The U.N. Office of High Commissioner for Refugees said it sent a report of the massacre to the regional anti-piracy center in Songkhla, Southern Thailand. +The report said staff members are suffering from burnout because of overuse and underuse of personnel. +He is sure he has a message to pass on, but it is hard to pin down what exactly it is. +According to Mr. Martin, he quickly began the transformation of the order from its centuries-old tradition of spiritual and hierarchical discipline in an attempt to "achieve the ideal of a New Man in a material setting." +But Sprinkel insisted that recoveries do not die of old age but rather by bad economic policies pursued by the government. +France's determination to cling to the system even at severe cost is the largest factor forcing it down. +Martin Marietta, an aerospace company based in Bethesda, Md., operates a construction aggregates business through its Materials Group. +Presidential press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said Monday that Bush put off a scheduled Sept. 16-22 trip to Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay and Venezuela. +The interim arrangements could help calm the atmosphere. +Raychem has seen several quarters of declining profits, which the company has blamed, in part, on losses from its Raynet unit. +So it's painful in the short-term." Mr. Katz had estimated that before yesterday's charge, Time Warner's publishing group would have earned $44 million in the third quarter, compared with $54 million a year earlier. +"The first time I went there, they put me and six normal people on this special diet for 10 days," she says. +But by last year Fiat had fallen to fourth place behind VW, General Motors and Peugeot. +Under the law, a woman who undergoes an abortion is not liable for punishment, only the person who performs the procedure. +Military officials say the rebels are killing Moslems and burning their homes and shops because the Tigers suspect them of supporting the government. +Next week Mr Sutherland will be in Madrid for the IMF/World Bank meeting where he is expected to buttonhole ministers to urge completion of ratification procedures this year. +Several prominent CEOs, including Walt Disney Co.'s Michael Eisner and Chrysler Corp.'s Lee A. Iacocca, don't serve on any. +However, the Tigers rejected the agreement and turned their guns on the Indians. +Paper manufacturers, operating in a highly cyclical industry, are planning a 30.7 per cent reduction. +"The 1987 Elias Baseball Analyst" (Collier Books, 448 pages, $12.95) is the third annual treatise by Seymour Siwoff, Steve Hirdt and Peter Hirdt, and the Elias Sports Bureau crew. +Ms. Richards, in turn, asked how White could "move from a government salary to a $1.3 million mansion in Houston right after leaving the governor's office?" +In 1934, it moved its base to Dallas, where three streets still bear his name. +NASA suffered another setback Thursday when a toppled beam was found inside the space shuttle Atlantis, but the countdown continued for the scheduled weekend launch of Discovery. +Again comes the answer in Pushto: The word "Punjab" goes flying by, and so does "Afridi," the name of a tribe that has been giving the government trouble with smuggling and kidnapping. +The couple had two children, Janet Auchincloss Rutherford, who died in 1985, and James Auchincloss. +"Margin calls can be contained a lot more quickly than before," a top trader said. +Visitors are also invited to catch and eat trout from a lake created in 1963 by a nuclear explosion at the bottom of a 90-metre concrete shaft. +But half of its real estate is tax-exempt because it belongs to universities, hospitals or other non-profit institutions. +He charged that Canada has hired 12 law firms and spent more than $20 million in an attempt to sway the decision. +Henderson said 115 have people died from fentanyl overdoses in California, Arizona and Oregon since 1980. +MicroProse is preparing a more sophisticated gulf war game for personal computers. +(4) "Roseanne," ABC, 19.1, 17.8 million homes. +In the Philippine capital of Manila, a left-wing group marked the anniversary by calling for the end to nuclear weapons and establishment of international nuclear-free zones. +The two men were sent back to Libya on Thursday, according to official spokesmen in Dakar. +In Billings, Mont., Bush said that he had talked to the aides but declined to characterize his conversation. +"There's a feeling here that the only thing worse than giving them the holiday is not giving it to them," said Jim Tidwell, chairman of the Republican Party in Gila County. +"I didn't even get significant pressure from members of Congress," he said. +Financial records are not urgent, so if the manager has to keep them they will always be out of date. The person who keeps the books should not be in the firing line. Record-keeping is the task of second-line management, not first-line. +Security was especially heavy in Bethlehem this year because of a wave Arab-Jewish clashes following the Oct. 8 Temple Mount riot in which Israeli police killed 17 Palestinians. +Fee recovery and credit projects could then be abolished; in order to entice private enforcers, the government would make discretionary grants for enforcement actions to environmental groups or, for that matter, to bountyhunters. +"It costs a bit to get here, mind you. +Sometimes, he hangs like a monkey upside down from his crib. +He was repeatedly cheered by the large crowd waving West German flags and calling for quick unification. +The sour atmosphere of a family squabble does not help a sale. Do not hasten to tell your neighbours: so says Andrew Smith, of national agent Strutt & Parker. +The roll materials and films businesses also achieved improved sales and profits, helping to more than offset a loss in the European materials business. +A whole other world of theory looms in the minds of physicists and mathematicians. +Soviet soldiers are preparing to return to a homeland also in turmoil. +A gloomy prediction for the dollar by an adviser to President-elect George Bush and concern about mounting inflation pressure soured the bond market's reaction to the vice president's victory over Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis. +Nielsen Co. has told ABC it will revise the numbers at a later date. +But he adds, "If she would have been on the (winner's) podium, it would have made a difference, realistically, of a couple hundred thousand dollars." +But that's a debatable point. +"The question is what we think of the ability of the existing policy to succeed. +"We have a slower economy but one that is growing about as fast as we can afford to." Bush administration officials have been pressuring the Fed recently to help the economy by easing credit. +Another campaign issue, child care, is the subject of numerous bills in both chambers. +Hundreds of construction troops rioted at the Baikonur space center in the former Soviet republic of Kazakhstan after complaining of "inhuman treatment" by their superiors, news services said. +Mikulec joined the AP in New York in 1957 and worked in the photo library before becoming a photo editor. +His assets, including a $500,000 peach colored stucco home laden with Italian marble, have been seized. +Spending by the Bureau of Reclamation, an Interior Department agency operating in Western states, would total $1.07 billion in fiscal 1989, just $13 million more than Congress approved for fiscal 1988. +A statement by Hebrew University did not give the cause of death. +Verit said it expected LaPointe to change its name to American Toxxic Control and apply for a listing on the American Stock Exchange after the merger was completed. +Mr. Irimajiri, who will retain his posts as a board member at Honda and at the research subsidiary, wasn't available for comment. +In Ueckermunde a DM60m (Pounds 21.2m) marine harbour is being developed to attract prosperous Berliners who want to sail in the attractive Oder bay straddling the border. +South Korea has been hit during the past month by a wave of violent protests by radical students who demand the overthrow of the government and reunification of the divided Korean peninsula. +A police officer who declined to be identified said investigators believe the liquid was gasoline. +MAGNA International, the biggest independent Canadian car parts producer, recorded a 46 per cent jump in third-quarter profit. +"I really do think that he is still alive," his mother, Lena, said. "I feel he is. +The East German Christian Democratic Union, which is backed by its West German counterpart led by Chancellor Helmut Kohl, has emphasized its religious roots in the campaign. +And the chief said he will stay to implement them. +The Supreme Court, after hearing arguments Wednesday in cases from Minnesota and Ohio, must decide whether states may outlaw abortions for most unmarried girls under 18 unless their parents are notified or a judge's approval is given. +For example, most Americans do not want any more taxes on the middle class and poor people, but corporations and the wealthy must pay their share," Jackson said. +He added that similar accords with Guatemala and Dominica are under "active consideration." +Both Friedman's convictions stem from his efforts to drum up business through bribery on behalf of CitiSource Inc., a company in which he was the largest stockholder. +During that period, competition between Hertz and Avis became so fierce that it occasionally led to lawsuits over promotional claims. +But amid rising concern among the poor and increasing calls for investigations by elected officials, there were signs Thursday that the price of home heating oil may drop as rapidly as it rose. +"When I was 18, no one could convince me that the name of your teacher or school was that important. +Nearly all the 7,000 inhabitants in the Shek Kong Detention Center refused to have breakfast and lunch Saturday, said a police spokesman on condition of anonymity. +Precise and up-to-date data on specific destinations, however, can be obtained from one of more than 30 British Airway travel clinics in the UK. +The Treasury's benchmark 30-year issue lost 5/8 point, or $6.25 for each $1,000 face amount. +The highest three-day toll for the holiday was logged in 1969, when 597 people died. +Eastern attorney Bruce Zirinsky said Friday that Eastern needed the cash by Monday or Tuesday. +Total government revenue would be unchanged, allowing the president to argue he hadn't raised income taxes. +The city council earlier this week passed a $175 million incentive package of its own. +Though the stock long term will be influenced by asset values, short term it moves with earnings. +The party has given up its constitutional mandate to rule, and more than 700,000 members have quit in recent weeks, dropping membership to about 1.6 million. +The presidential campaign is already beginning to warm up. +By the late 1970s, Mr. Adham had left the Saudi government and was concentrating on his various businesses, which included a gold mine, a bottling company and a construction and real-estate business. +But that's not the end of Gage, and only the beginning of the horror awaiting the Creeds. +That is, if the 11-year-old doesn't take a shine to being host of a late-night television program after he appears on "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson" this week. +It states that for every economist holding any given view, there'll be another holding precisely the opposite. The project originates with Paul Ormerod, economics chief at the Henley Centre research group. +During the year GMAC financed or leased 33 per cent of new GM vehicles sold in the US against 35 per cent in 1991. +With youth, she says "comes some fresh ideas," adding: "There's nothing wrong with the fact that he chose not to carry a gun through the mud. +"Our survival depends on our ability to think globally and act locally," he said. +Nissan's exports gained 1.7%, to 98,664 vehicles. +Director Bernardo Bertolucci admits his cast and crew went through an ordeal to make the film. +He died at age 60, heavily in debt and suffering from asthma and edema. +The recycled content would have to be from consumer waste, not plant scrap. +The Pittsburgh-based USW represents about 4,000 Reynolds employees at 21 locations in the United States and Canada and about 6,000 Alcoa employees at nine locations in the United States. +Frohnmayer told reporters he had met twice recently with Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., the endowment's harshest critic, and was assured that Helms had no intention of trying to abolish the grant-making federal agency. +"Top management at Hyundai isn't fully committed to high-tech," says Chung Jinho, director of Korea research at Prudential-Bache Securities in Seoul and no relation to Hyundai's founder. +This year, the FEC will give the Democratic and Republican nominees $27 million each for the general election campaign. +Doubts about the group's momentum had punctured the May peak of 181p. Turnover rose by 17 per cent to Pounds 101.5m (Pounds 86.9m). +The wild turkeys themselves have cooperated by being as adaptable as whitetail deer and nearly as reproductive as rabbits. +Doug Brown, chairman of Grant Thornton's national real-estate industry committee, says the accounting firm may yet consider FADA for its staff and some of its fixed assets. +While some companies are serious about training managers, he says, many others offer few programs, and those that are offered often don't meet managers' needs. +U.S. and other foreign countries are sending forces to Saudi Arabia to defend against any attack by Iraq, which invaded Kuwait on Aug. 2. +Mr. Cannistraro, a former Wood Gundy Corp. securities analyst, is currently serving a prison sentence for securities fraud. +Disagreements between the men led Champon to file suit in July 1989 to sever their business relationship. +"We shouldn't assume this," Baker said in an appearance before a congressional hearing, but he went on to lay out _ on the assumption that Ortega would win _ tough terms the Sandinistas would have to meet before normal relations could be restored. +So far this year, 44 banks have failed, nearly double the number at the same time last year. +The city's first black school superintendent may lose his job four years after many hailed his hiring as another step in healing racial bitterness that stemmed from court-ordered busing. +In that State Department post, he had a hand in shaping the Reagan administration's Central America policies. +Moreover, the lack of high offers raises questions about the value currently assigned to the assets on Elders's books. +The seven Chinese arrived April 25 at New York's Kennedy International Airport with nine other peasants. +The firm is active in the fixed income and equity markets in Germany as well as mergers and acquisitions. Kleinwort Benson's presence is more modest: there are just six professionals based in the Frankfurt office. +Two vessels sank during the storm and one ran aground. +He also estimates the company has $4 a share in cash flow and expects its earnings to rebound with the economic recovery. +Marcia Little and Dean Brundage, a retired educator from suburban Virginia, had another idea. +The Japanese are launching a full-tilt assault on the market segments where GM reaps much of its U.S. automotive profit: luxury cars and midpriced family sedans. +Most of Bakker's "lifetime partners" sent him $1,000 in exchange for lodging at the Heritage U.S.A., a Christian retreat south of Charlotte that once was connected to the PTL. +Investigators had not determined a motive, he said. +It was the patent award that forced Smith into Chapter 11 proceedings, under which it operates under court supervision with protection from creditor lawsuits. +"To use the word `barn' is stretching the meaning," said Morris Bullock, a real estate agent handling the sale. +He also discovered that the waves almost always appear during storms in which the wind shifts abruptly from northeasterly to southwesterly. +Both won priceless line-out ball, often against bigger and stronger men. +The Soviets lifted the hand of oppression, and for that we are appreciative. But the key role was the role of the people, primarily attributable to the people. +"I think we've succeeded in taking the fossils out." Mr. Dzodin insists the proposed changes have nothing to do with the miserable advertising environment facing ABC and its competitors. +The water is not meant for drinking. +I do not believe this will diminish.' +Pollen is the darling of the younger, leggier sort of racegoer. +The legislation would require that a woman be informed of the gestational age of the fetus and see a medically accurate photograph of a fetus at the same gestational age. +The move is part of an effort by non-OPEC producers to shore up world oil prices by cutting or freezing exports. +In addition to domestic concerns over inflation and growth, the Fed is keeping an eye on international markets, where the dollar has been climbing, especially against the Japanese yen. +Honda and Nissan are both considering buying diesel engines from European car makers in an attempt to meet growing demand. +We got right down to business. We thought it was an extraordinary conversation," Fitzwater said of Bush. +If he had been sentenced to five concurrent life terms, however, he would be eligible for parole in 14 years, 11 months. +In other cases, the book implies that American producers could do more to sell their products. +The legislation is due to be resubmitted to parliament either in the summer or in the autumn. +The carrier's August load factor, or the percentage of available seats occupied, rose to 69.5% from 68.5%. +The report makes 16 recommendations to the Pentagon, some of which would be required under the provision Levin inserted into the defense appropriations bill. +About Pounds 4.5bn of the Pounds 8bn receipts are held by councils in the south-east. +Moreover, there are growing fears that the slump in bond prices may stretch out for several years. +When only Dennis Underwood, commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation, showed up at Thursday's hearing, Miller refused to accept his testimony. +His bill would require exchanges to produce within a year audit trails accurate to the closest minute and to produce within three years audits accurate to the nearest 30 seconds. +They were the only entrants. Manchester was, of course, chosen as Britain's candidate for the 1998 Olympics because of its convenient proximity to Bowdon Croquet Club where the prestigious annual croquet invitation event, the President's Cup, is played. +The collection's title novella introduces its central theme, showing how the ghosts of a family's past can haunt and manipulate those still alive. +At the Rio Earth Summit in 1992, from which the new convention emerged during follow-up negotiations, climatic variation was added to human activities as a cause of desertification. +The rights will be distributed to stock of record Oct. 31 and expire in 10 years. +Eight journalists covering their protest were detained for two hours, then freed. +Its members will be 'independently minded and have achieved personal distinction and public standing'. +A spokesman for Liberty All-Star said the complaint has "no merit" and "would be vigorously defended if it ever comes to trial." +Even some successful restaurateurs are cautious about the field's investment merits. +But, Mr. Ongpin noted, the appreciation of the Japanese yen has, in dollar terms, increased the Philippines' yen-denominated debt load by more than $1 billion in the past year. +SWAPO has yet to detail its plans. +The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has levied fines totaling $100,000 against three Japanese firms whose ships were videotaped apparently fishing illegally in U.S. waters off Alaska in early January. +In September, UAL directors accepted a $6.75 billion offer from the pilots, management and British Airways PLC that also included labor and wage concessions. +Bush made the comment during a meeting with reporters to announce his selection of John Sununu as chief of staff. +'The steel mills have wrecked the air,' said Alexander, the driver. Faya, the 30-year-old manager of the local state-owned grocery store (which resembles an old, run-down dairy) said business was bad. +"He's too young, too fast. +They are organized by a wide range of groups and individuals, ranging from the National Muzzle-Loading Rifle Association to ranchers. +Roffman violated Janney Montgomery policies in making comments to the news media about the Taj Mahal before clearing them with top company officials and by not disseminating the recommendations broadly to the firm's clients first, Wilde said. +But Castiglia said he would not comment further until he could read the indictment more closely. +Republican Party chairman Lee Atwater offered the opposition a grudging tip of his hat. +True, the European economy is on the mend; but it is a jobless recovery. +If the existing regulators made sure that the managements were individually fined, then the industry would see a very rapid and effective clean-up of its operations. +In southern Asia, however, skepticism remained over some aspects of the plan, particularly the continued aid to combatants. +At that point he was able to do calculations and recall aspects of his life. +"They said it was a political provocation that had nothing to do with art," recalls Mr. Prigov. +A document approved overwhelmingly by the congress Saturday terminated the Communist Party _ called the Hungarian Socialist Workers Party _ and proclaimed the Hungarian Socialist Party its successor. +Companies reported an overall expansion in staff numbers during the month, fitting in with matching recent evidence that unemployment is falling. +I underestimated how well they were doing internationally, outside the U.S.," said Charles Crane, an analyst with Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. +You claim that mainstream church attendance has declined because of too much emphasis on social justice. +He added that the standard that would be imposed on industry "will not make a dent" in the problem. +Nevertheless, some companies are able to overcome those barriers. +A French company said it will suspend distribution of a controversial abortion pill following an "outcry of public opinion at home and abroad" against the drug. +"Eastern philosophy, in particular the tract `Kama Sutra' and the studies of Mahatma Gandhi, exercised a big influence on the composition of the second part," Tass quoted Kherkel as saying. +Here, too, the Bush administration refuses to accept limits on the weapons carried aboard nuclear submarines and surface ships. +The two nations share a long border, and Saudi Arabia also has been a target of Iraqi criticism over oil policies. +But mostly, almost 40,000 of them will sit on benches and have a good cry, while 350 local amateurs on a hillside stage act out a story about an Indian's cold-blooded murder here in 1883. +The court based the ruling on its interpretation of a state law that gives towns power to zone. +Redeeming a campaign promise to force the military to end its ban on homosexuals proved a protracted distraction. +The move expands the board to seven members. +Dealers said the shares responded to a positive meeting with analysts about the company's secondquarter earnings, which were released Thursday. +He says it's just for convenience and to keep from mismatching socks and ties and such. +Along the way, DeZell learned a lot about broken dreams. +Women headed 61 percent of the households in 1980. +She said a few soldiers were also sent back for psychological care. +In June, Mr. Rough, who served as a director of the New York Fed from 1982 to 1984, pleaded guilty to one count of bank fraud. +Alzheimer's, characterized by memory loss and other dementia, afflicts an estimated 5 million mostly elderly Americans. +The largest element of the charge was a Pounds 6.1m provision for the write-down of fixed assets and Pounds 1.7m of costs for the refinancing. +The air quality control business, operated by Allis's American Air Filter Co. unit, had 1987 sales of $275 million. +The triumph of this novel is that Mr. Malouf manages to realize a complex, nuanced portrait of the "other" histories of Vic and Digger's lives that is at once compelling, convincing and utterly without condescension. +Baghdad had ceased its attacks on Iranian cities during Ozal's visit and had announced it would not resume attacks for six hours after Ozal left. +At least one company is adding a stick-on label to its regular packaging to further define the product ingredients, he said. +Most airlines believe that fares will rise by an average of between $10 and $20. +"Just as we have taken action against the Iraqis over their treatment of hostages in general, so we have taken action in this respect," Hurd said. +The BBC will make more programmes outside London, Mr John Birt, director-general, said yesterday. He told the Scottish Press Fund in Glasgow that the BBC had 'developed far too much as a London-based institution'. +On Galveston Island, City Manager Doug Matthews recommended Thursday evening that residents start evacuating. +The 76-year-old general took power in a 1954 military coup and has held tight control since then. +First, BellSouth found itself in a bidding duel with McCaw and was forced to sweeten its $564-million offer to $710 million. +Proposition 7 would eliminate the century-old section of the oath to which an officeholder must swear publicly that he or she didn't bribe anyone to get the job. +Loans to heavily indebted corporations, so-called HLT loans, "have crested" and were not a factor in the special charge, Mr. Rademacher said. +The board said late Friday that it was naming William Taylor to replace Kearney on an acting basis. +Texaco said it would withdraw its request for a Supreme Court hearing at that time. +And this is a result of a study that cost $3.2 million. +FIVE YEARS after losing the Mexican presidential election to Mr Carlos Salinas de Gortari, Mr Cuauhtemoc Cardenas continues to cast a spell over the nation's politics. +The Resolution Trust Corp. will be created to sell more than $300 billion in real estate now owned by bankrupt S&Ls. +Astrero said there were conflicting reports on the casualty figure but it appeared the agency count was too high. +The official spoke after a report in Monday's New York Times that one man of Middle Eastern appearance had asked passers-by: "Where does the captain live?" FBI spokesman Gary Laturno said he could neither confirm nor deny the report. +American, a unit of AMR Corp., said details of the new six-year pact with the Association of Professional Flight Attendants wouldn't be released until next week. +And so we'll start moving forward legislatively there. +It hasn't helped that he's waffled on abortion and gay rights, sought the support of both the Liberal and Conservative parties (he won the Liberal endorsement) and that he turned to comedian Jackie Mason for help with Jewish voters. +Many legislators predict a reversal of Roe vs. Wade would result in the issue dominating the legislative and electoral processes in many states. +The sale follows a rousing victory for President Carlos Salinas de Gortari in this month's midterm legislative elections. +A spokeswoman for PaineWebber said Alison and PaineWebber both declined comment on the case. +Canadian volumes were 'modestly higher'. Operating earnings from CUB rose from ADollars 211m to ADollars 250m, with market share climbing to 53 per cent. +Broderbund Software Inc. sold 3.3 million shares in a Nov. 25 IPO at $11 a share, the high end of the expected range. +The economists then used six different methods of measuring income inequality, applying them to the same group of workers, and found that the United States was the most unequal of the five countries by four of the methods. +The fanaticism mounting, with the head of a world religion hiring hitmen, it's just unheard-of. +It also requires individuals to pay a higher interest rate on tax underpayments than the IRS pays on tax refunds. +Most streets in Tokyo, a much bigger city than New York, are safe at night. +None of the escrow money, new bonds, or guarantees would be provided by the creditor country governments, such as the U.S., or by the IMF or World Bank. +Newspaper executives gathered to hear President Carlos Salinas de Gortari of Mexico address the annual meeting of The Associated Press today and to choose directors of the news cooperative. +The man had waited about six months for the first heart. +The stock was depressed earlier this week after regulators on Friday recommended that the rate increase be limited to just 11.5%. +Local analysts say it has been under way for roughly six months. +Those arrested were suspected of fraudulently obtaining jobless compensation worth $303,000. But he said other Yugoslavs apparently bilked the West Germany government of $30 million to $60 million. +"The government, the mujahedeen, the refugees in Pakistan, Iran and the West all want the same thing. +The weather service said the temperature in the capital dropped from 100 to 82 degrees after the rain began. +It isn't clear what Mr. Buzzetta will do differently than his predecessor, who was viewed as a businessman and dealmaker rather than a journalist. +In the Phillips case, a federal appeals court found evidence last year that Mr. Pickens "had no intention from the outset" to honor his repeated statement that he was not interested in and would not accept greenmail. +So there seems to be much ado about nothing," Keough said. +After the ruling, Romero said it indirectly validated his concerns. +The book, formally entitled "Policy and Supporting Positions," is a usually a best-seller. +We're good at mortgage lending and small commercial loans and we'll keep working in those areas." While loan growth slowed last year "what we didn't do was build asset quality problems into our portfolio," Mr. Chormann said. +Ceausescu was ousted and then executed last December in the wave of reforms that washed over Eastern Europe. +But having it occur at the same time the flood of charged particles from the sun is increasing makes them consider the possibility of cause and effect. +I'm sure that, for the moment, you would be able to draw some lines differentiating these two positions. +Lithuania has followed suit, while hundreds of Latvian intellectuals have formulated demands for sovereignty extending to independent membership for their republic in the United Nations and their own team at the Olympics. +Young said the study was incomplete and the FDA has not approved aspirin for use in the prevention of an initial heart attack. +A Foreign Ministry spokesman in Bonn said he knew of no change in Budapest's position. +Mr. Ailes produced a 30-second TV spot saying Mr. Dole "straddled" on raising taxes, while Mr. Bush was opposed. +The stock rose 1/2 to 38 7/8. +The congress also passed a resolution condemning the Soviet leadership for leading the economy to the brink of collapse. +That premium was cheap for a company with sparse debt, a 36% return on equity and a five-year annual earnings growth rate of 25%. +Chrysler said it was boosting production at the plant north of Detroit effective Monday following a two-week model-changeover shutdown. +Now, though, new technology may enable dealers to shave costs. +San Diego Mayor Maureen O'Connor, noting that her city suffered 96 drive-by shooting incidents last year, called for federal funds to be funneled directly to the local governments, a suggestion loudly applauded by her colleagues. +"Not that I recall," said Sable. +Home heating oil for December settled 1.22 cents higher at 92.71 cents a gallon. +The Iraqi News Agency said a group of pilots has offered to fly suicide missions against U.S. ships sent to the Persian Gulf as part of a multinational being deployed to defend Saudi Arabia against a possible Iraqi attack. +That's one of the advantages of New Orleans. +Some people contend the approach is simply a means for limiting certain rights. +They include the United States and Soviet Union, the only two countries that admit having the weapons. +In an unusually harsh attack, defense attorneys challenged the procedures U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell adopted for a hearing on whether prosecutors took evidence from the compelled congressional testimony of Lt. +Docked next to the Delta Queen, was the seven-deck Mississippi Queen, which carried Miss Hayes from New Orleans to Vicksburg and back. +Center physician Neal Holtan has learned not to mince words: "I may ask point-blank if they've ever been tortured." +Drivers of the Energy Department's more than 12,000 cars and trucks were directed Thursday to begin buying alcohol-blended fuels in an experiment to measure fuel savings. +Last year, he was sentenced in South Carolina to 10 years in prison for aiding a fugitive who had stabbed a witness to the slaying of an employee of Robinson's. +A third commentary in Sunday's Economic Information criticized leaders of the democracy movement for calling for freedom of the press, saying they have an idealized view of Western freedoms. +Enter on the work sheet the larger of the standard deduction or allowed itemized deductions. +The question that Westerners then ask is how on earth anyone can run a financial system without the use of debt. +The company has about 9.1 million shares outstanding. +The court clerk, Elaine Williams, said there were no announcements from the court regarding a settlement. +The company, which was near the top of Inc. magazine's list of fastest growing companies last year, had net income for the first quarter of $2.6 million, or 15 cents a share, on revenue of $141.8 million. +The two companies together will spend $55 million on the films, which each will have budgets in excess of $4.5 million. +In its defense, the accounting profession maintains that it erects a Chinese wall between its auditing and consulting arms so that auditors can objectively judge a client's decisions. +Lines were long at the INS office here, but most of the waiting people were smiling. +A political arrangement that would bring this remote Western Pacific archipelago more self-government and nearly $500 million in U.S. aid headed for defeat today at the hands of the voters. +Though the rebels have refused a call by the United Nations for a one-month truce to let the food pass, they have pledged not to attack supply convoys in certain protected corridors. +In Boston, Catholics have collected $460,000 for Armenian earthquake victims, with donations still coming in on Christmas, Cardinal Bernard Law said. +Mr. Gutfreund's failure to report the Treasury-auction irregularities when told about them "is very hard for me to understand," Mr. Maughan said. +The acquisition of MCA by Matsushita is expected to be completed anytime within the next three weeks. +Chrysler's Acustar subsidiary will close its Coleman, Wis., electronic component plant by June 1990, laying off 400 employees. +It insists that it has no territorial ambitions, no intention to acquire nuclear weapons technology, and has a very limited arms-buying budget, especially when compared with that of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. +Perrier was the clear leader among the imports, which accounted for 9.8 percent of the total market, Bevmark said. +The two-year-old litigation arose out of complaints' about compound interest that brokerage firms charge on margin accounts. +(Applause.) Q. The student wonders how the youths have changed since the days when you were a student, up till now. +"You didn't get rich with Lawrence Welk but you got a lot of exposure," Fountain says. "And he loves jazz." He spent two years on the show, working jazz clubs on the side. +The company said it expects the transaction to close "soon." +"I think we're at a point of transition from a civil-rights orientation to an economic-rights orientation, and that is much more difficult," says the 35-year-old lawyer and Democrat. +The policy of glasnost, or openness, initiated by President Mikhail S. Gorbachev has resulted in a growing vocal opposition to nuclear power. +The pair were then led in handcuffs back to the Lake County Jail, pending April trials. +Given the tensions between the Bundesbank and Kohl, however, it would be surprising if the chancellor turned up to listen. +The richer countries are central to the debate. +But some economic analysts assert that expensive entitlements force the nation to skimp on benefits for the young. +The Soviet military also has been under party control. +Ford said it moved to add an average $50 a car to sticker prices to offset higher operating and product development costs. +"Who's to say where children learn the most, from a math book or from some real life experience life a marriage ceremony?" he said. +Brian E. Sear, president of Symbolics, said the company hopes to return to profitability later this year through its cost-cutting measures. +"The prime minister did not realize this inevitable slowness when he gave the date of Aug. 31, and he cannot keep that promise. We think the government could be presented to the Sejm before Sept. 10," Geremek said. +We must not fail him. +Many of us are dumbfounded by recent examples of misdirection, such as the frivolous antitrust case brought by state attorneys general accusing insurance companies of causing the tort crisis. +The Japanese maker of electronic goods reported results for the five-month period because shareholders last January approved a change in the company's fiscal year. +Neither man was wearing a seat belt, authorities said. +Two men in custody Friday in the 1981 kidnapping and killing of an 11-year-old girl, were linked to the crime by a third man who confessed in a letter mailed after his death, police said. +The Chases estimate about $1,500 came out of their milk checks each month to fund the 18-month program. +He was a friend - until the Irish Treaty - of Rudyard Kipling, who admired Canada but disliked the United States. +But those gains came at the expense of technology issues. +Monday's high was 72 degrees and skies were sunny. +Congregation members in the town 30 miles north of St. Louis probably will rebuild the church a second time on the same spot, Jackson said, but a final decision will not be made until early next week. +Mr. Haig is closer to Sen. Dole's position. +But the Civil Aviation Administration of China, overseer of the airline industry, wants the most economical, versatile aircraft. +At least 658 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli troops or civilians and 43 Israelis have died in the violence. +Dealers said that while sentiment generally remains bearish on the dollar, most market participants seem to fear that sending the dollar lower now would prompt central bank intervention. +One of the most impressive of these is G.B. Tiepolo's "Diana Bathing" (circa 1755-60), a theatrical composition of frolicking female nudes that is as lush and sensuous as a Boucher. +"The Federal Reserve is the cream of cream," Richard W. Magee, managing director at Tullett & Tokyo, said. +The United States, which supports the opposition move to oust Noriega, has cut off Panama's flow of dollars, virtually paralyzing the bankrupt government and leading to closure of the nation's banks. +"Oh brother," she says. "We're the lowest on the list. +The violence started Friday night in Hyderabad, 100 miles northeast of Karachi, when marauding bands of native Sindhis sprayed gunfire in about 30 neighborhoods of Mohajirs, Indian Moslems who migrated to Pakistan after partition in 1947, witnesses said. +'They say that if we do not give them up they will take away their aid. +It has become one of two fan-case production sites within Rolls-Royce. The fan cases are made of titanium, aluminium and Kevlar, a synthetic fibre also used in bullet-proof vests. +It also makes western demands for faster market reforms in Russia more credible. 'Jeffrey Sachs (the Harvard professor turned Russian economic adviser) is telling the Russians to restructure or close down their factories. +Showers were scattered from the lower Mississippi Valley to the southern and middle Atlantic Coast. +Even when information is available, analysts say it can be time-consuming to interpret. +That's just a shade above the index's 1767.9 close June 12, the first full day of trading following the election. +With a less active Jordan, it will be harder than ever to reach any peace plan without dealing with the PLO, though no Israeli politician can deal directly with the organization. +"How can anyone panic with half a percent?" she said. +That capitalization is less than half of the usual $800,000 to $1 million now required to produce a play on Broadway. +The volumes include mostly European and a few American authors, said Reginald Gibbons, an English literature professor at Northwestern University. +The U.S. position on the Soviet Union is that direct aid would merely be wasted by a system plagued by gross inefficiencies. +Shares of other closed-end government bond funds are trading in the market at lesser, but still perplexing, premiums of 5% to 8% above the market value of the bonds they hold. +To the Indian person, no." In 1980, Congress created the Northwest Power Planning Council with a mandate to restore fish runs wiped out by dams in the Columbia River system. That's when the Umatilla treaty began to have power. +For example, bankers here point to Mr. Letertre's enthusiastic use of an innovative form of investment funds that generate tax credits, known as "turbo funds," which have since been ruled illegal. +"The funds will be restored to the nation and the guilty punished," he declared at the news conference, and pledged to restore India's "national dignity." When the Bofors contract was signed in 1986, Singh was Gandhi's defense minister. +The solution, however, is not to be found in expensive musical chairs. +Condoms are said to have a shelf life of about five years, but that may not hold true under conditions such as a warehouse in the tropics, said Robin Foldesy, director of materials technology for Family Health International. +The vast majority of small farmers, especially in the Andes and in the jungle, did not have the collateral to obtain commercial credit. This shows up in this season's figures. +The State Department reproached Jordan for playing host to a conference last weekend of Arab radicals that openly called for attacks on American targets and the overthrow of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. +"There are probably some bad women out there, and they ought to be punished in a different way." +"The two actions were totally unrelated," he said. +But, of course, the last thing fleet managers who order cars like Laguna by the hundreds, even thousands, think about is the retail price. +Here was the modern painting of the day, and young artists who knew each other and even worked together, but were clearly doing different things. +He stressed that the movement of American forces into Honduras was strictly in response to a request of Honduran President Jose Azcona. +Col. North has done well in these circumstances. +Mr. Bush's energy proposal is sure to have competition on Capitol Hill. +Do It All owners Boots and WH Smith lost 5 to 485p and a penny to 463p respectively. +Now that the book is coming out, Mr. McCorkindale is sticking to his guns. +The commissioner also said unsupervised aspirin use can cause intestinal bleeding and aggravate gout, peptic ulcer, and kidney and liver disease. +Obesity, linked to adult-onset diabetes, among Hispanic women over age 18 was about 25 percent more prevalent than among white women. +After enduring years of operations, including amputation of both feet, she attends Wynford High School Royals basketball games, wearing artificial limbs that fit over the calf up to the knee. +Foreign forces are likely to begin withdrawing from southern Africa and Soviet troops should be about to conclude their scheduled departure from Afghanistan. +One manufacturer of infant pillows and cushions the government said was involved in the suffocation of 10 babies in two years said Wednesday that it voluntarily removed its product from stores earlier this year. +It also runs as a stand-alone (native mode) operating system. Pick has an open systems architecture, and can interface and co-exist with Unix. +Abortion performed in an incest pregnancy is not a crime if the abortion is performed in the first trimester. +That practice has stopped, Mr. Rafferty says. +Tea and cakes, for example, look stodgy in the face of newer drinks and snacks. Given the industry's problems, who would be buyers? +She had lived one whole life - as wife and mother - before the muse began to crave some attention, too. +No charges have been filed against the four, all residents of Niagara Falls, Ontario. +The Sci-Fi Channel would also give Paramount and MCA's Universal Studios a new outlet for their big libraries of science fiction, horror and fantasy films and TV shows, such as episodes of the new and old "Star Trek" series and anthological horror shows. +In the 1960s, the number of Section 6 schools dwindled as development near bases made it feasible for local school districts to operate and as integration took hold in nearby local schools. +Prague has invested $1.1 billion to date in its Gabcikovo dam and power station, which is due to come on line this summer. +Yates had previously estimated startup costs at $10 million. +That accident over Hawaii and other recent structural failures have focused public attention on the age of America's airplane fleet, currently estimated to average about 12.7 years. +The annual rate for each of the following nine years will be set each fall when details of the new series are released. +Mr. Gollust calls what Coniston does "strategic block investing." +It must also be said that this book is often infuriatingly repetitious. +"We've got to go back in and do better, and the major opportunity we have is alternative fuels." Reilly also said "it's not at all clear" that alternative fuels would cost more. +"This (report) is pure speculation," chief government spokesman Hans Klein told reporters in Bonn. +Roger Wood, finance director of George Wimpey, as chairman of GARTMORE Shared Equity Trust. +Q. Senator Quayle, since this is a family values campaign, I'm sure you're eager to clear up questions about your relationship with Paula Parkinson, the former lobbyist and Playboy model. +The inventory outlook isn't expected to improve in the third quarter, either. +Presbyterians should become more active in politics and should even consider civil disobedience to fight the spread of nuclear weapons, a proposed statement of doctrine for the nation's largest Presbyterian denomination says. +Kellogg said it would spend $40 million in the first year to advertise and promote the new cereal. +In the brain, even a mild leakage can be dangerous and damaging. +The "net importer states" claim EPA has failed to withhold Superfund cleanup money from states that have failed to meet the program's requirements. +Mr. DeGroote recalls one contract, in Hamilton, Ontario, where Laidlaw was then based. +The Federal Trade Commission is conducting an informal investigation of Intel's business practices to decide whether the company has violated antitrust laws. +Fund managers should judge any takeover proposal on whether it helps or harms the pension interests of workers and retirees who participate in the fund or benefit from it, rather than "blindly" follow the wishes of corporate management, he said. +Pepsi is pinning its hopes on India's growing middle class, currently estimated to comprise some 150 million people. +It has not seemed like it, so far, in this 'campaign'. +"We don't have a wish of revenge, but of truth and justice," he said Friday. +Cocoon's turnover that year stood still, at Pounds 3150,000. Since then the company has concentrated almost entirely on the UK market. +The trial began in April and was viewed by political observers as an indictment of the failure of Socialist Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez's government to curb abuses by the national police. +There has been a lot of talk about our "twin deficits," in the federal budget and in international trade. +In 1981, the U.S. Supreme Court held that male-only draft registration is constitutional. +The company declined to submit to arbitration but the union decided not to strike. +Knoll has licensed the drug to Searle as well as selling the drug itself under the name Isoptin-SR. +Senators voted 54-46 in favor of the House financing proposal, but fell six votes short of the 60-vote majority required under the Gramm-Rudman deficit-reduction law. +All Viennese society turns out to see her. The Queen does not appear. +There are a lot of them out there, she confides. +Police arrested the brother, 16-year-old Masa McGrier, and were seeking two other teen-agers. +He is negotiating with GD Net and said he was 'looking at what is best for us and keeping my options open'. +While negotiations continue on their contract, talks between the union and Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp. will creep ahead. +The first phase of the commercial-residential project, to be completed within three to five years, was purchased in June for HK$30 million. +Eight soldiers have been convicted, six for killing U.S. citizens. +One of the other negative things about unification is the bureaucracy. +The gambling, real estate and construction concern said proceeds were used for general corporate purposes. +Mortgage rates, up by almost a third, to 12.75%, are squeezing young Britons who followed Mrs. Thatcher's advice and joined her "property-owning democracy." +The stock market jumped ahead today, resuming its late-winter rally as Wall Street looked ahead to Friday's monthly report on the employment situation. +But negotiations became mired in Israel's objection to talks with the Palestine Liberation Organization, which Israel considers a terrorist organization and Palestinians consider their legitimate representative. +Nut producers, who have faced several years of large supplies and low prices, also will benefit from the agreement, which reduces tariffs on walnuts, pecans and macadamias and eliminates the tariff on pistachios. +Bill Calder, Mr. Hatfield's spokesman, says that there may be an "appearance of impropriety" but that the public hasn't underwritten any of the expenses for Mr. Frank's personal business trips. +Italian independent road hauliers yesterday called off a strike which had threatened to throw the country into chaos, Reuter reports. +An Armtek spokesman declined comment on the latest proposal. +It will also hit Palestinian exports to Israel and Palestinian Treasury revenue, as well as deterring investors and tourists. These costs, together with the continuing economic hardship, appear to be strengthening the hand of Hamas. +Southmark Corp. said it signed a definitive agreement to buy 28 nursing homes from Don R. Bybee & Associates of Salem, Ore., for $70 million. +That amounts to $225 million in cash and $100 million, at the most, in subordinated notes. The offer is slated to expire today, though Mr. Icahn may extend it. +But Mr. Rivera says, "We don't want this to be perceived as a chase for Japanese dollars." Founders say the idea for the institute was hatched in the wake of comments made in 1986 by then Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone. +Bell will forgo claims to about $6 million worth of interest on contract progress payments withheld by the Army and about $1.5 million in legal fees. +Who wanted to expose the realities of Polly Peck? Managers and shareholders and stockbrokers all wanted a high share price. +Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac together hold about $4 billion in loans that had been insured by TMIC, and both will have representatives on the new mortgage insurance company's board. +"He told me where the wire cutters and gloves were left, where he left them," said Ed Schock, his father. "I can't say if he was alone, but I think he did it." Police said a witness saw Schock toss an object over the armory fence and run. +Legislator Micha Reisser, a top candidate for the right-wing Likud bloc in next week's parliamentary elections, died Thursday of injuries sustained in a car accident, hospital officials said. +"I am outraged by the special treatment accorded this wealthy family," Councilman Neil Abercrombie said in a letter Tuesday to John Whalen, the director of the city Department of Land Utilization. +Emmerichwas not eligible for re-election because he served the maximum of three consecutive three-year terms on the board. +In a novel arrangement, the president has reportedly granted him at least one "substantial" interview each month, as well as access to cabinet and other high-level meetings. +There is no direct mechanical drive between the engine and the separate motors on each of the four wheel hubs. +The trajectory change is meant to aim Galileo for its flight past Venus in February. +The Coast Guard used two helicopters, an air boat, ice skiffs and private pleasure boats to rescue 175 people stranded on a slab of ice in Lake Erie after it broke free from shore. +Japan ultimately followed through on its part of the arrangement but Tokyo's latest budget package all but vitiated any new stimulus from those measures. +AV Rt, the state holding company, said it had dismissed the general director of Antenna Rt, the radio and television transmission operator, from its board for failing to notify it and co-directors of a Ft1bn (Pounds 5.8m) contract. +Trygg-Hansa already owns 43.5 per cent of the shares and 48.3 per cent of the voting rights in Gota. The Trygg bid is the latest development in Sweden's banking crisis. +One reason may be that many have long depended heavily on governments as customers, owners or regulators. +A decision is still pending on which subsidiary. +Saudi Arabia, OPEC's biggest oil producer, injected added tension into the Vienna talks with its decision Tuesday to break diplomatic relations with Iran, citing what it called a hostile Iranian attitude. +In composite trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, McGraw-Hill shares dropped $1 to $59. +The protesters passed the Houses of Parliament to attend a rally at Central Hall. +Brazil stopped paying interest on its foreign bank debt on Feb. 20. +"It got pretty frustrating," said Peter Finnerty, a Sea-Land vice president, referring to nearly a dozen failed attempts in Congress to restructure ship subsidies. +Many opposition figures say their advances were given added momentum when Congress recently voted down President Reagan's $36 million aid request for the Contras. +Asia Watch attributed American silence to "the persuasive power of the `cult of stability"' among Washington policymakers. +"No other world city is characterized by as total a calm, as total an absence of political passion in matters of international politics," former U.S. diplomat George Wynne wrote during his 1970s posting in Geneva. +Board secretary John Morris said boxers and members of the audience were put in danger. +AT&T's share in the joint venture, based in the Dutch city of Hilversum, is being boosted from 59 to 74 percent as a result of Philips' withdrawal. +But whereas there was no one in the German High Command to curb Hitler's strategic lunacy, Zhukov found the knack of swaying Stalin to see military sense. Stalingrad was built in the '20s. +"People want to know what I'm like. +The council said Lafontant wasn't cleared by the government auditing office on his handling of public funds while serving as minister of the interior and defense. +With the exception of the two missing Marines, no Americans were injured or killed in those battles. +The investigation of the deaths of four children seemed to have hit a dead end seven years ago, until a newspaper reporter's questions led an officer to read through the file and reopen the case. +The stamps are in high demand because they make up the difference between the old rate of 22 cents for a first-class letter and the new price of 25 cents. +Grow Group also has a variety of consumer and professional products, including swimming pool chemicals, spray paints and varnishes. +Economic growth may be sluggish, and much of the easy cost cutting has already been forced on even the weakest managements by the three-year recession. +"The bigger companies can see through a shaky dollar-sterling rate and oil price" to the oil reserves, said Bill Harrison, director of U.K. investment banking for Shearson Lehman Brothers, a Britoil adviser. +The Khalis claimed to have captured three military posts, four tanks, and a large quantity of ammunition. +The hostages had been tied up and forced to keep silent while aboard the Kuwait Airways jet, which was commandeered on a Bangkok-Kuwait flight and flown to Iran, Cyprus and Algeria during long days of tense negotiations. +Recent high court decisions have derailed numerous job-discrimination cases and made lawyers reluctant to bring new suits, civil-rights lawyers say. +The game would die if grandmasters could simply copy from the computer by rote all the best opening variations and responses. +Perhaps to counter some concern that the House might produce a measure that would be protectionist and inhibit trade, Rep. Rostenkowski said, "Our goal should be expanding world trade, not shrinking international commerce." +A year ago, police used clubs to disperse a demonstration on the 30th anniversary. +On Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial average lost 21.16 points to close the day at 2,124.64 on what analysts said was pre-election nervousness and lingering concern about last week's unemployment report. +He'll get high marks for having been on watch when the cold war began to peter out. +President Bill Clinton received two letters last week illustrating the gulf between lofty free trade goals and political reality. One was sent by the new House Republican leadership. +These propositions are assumed rather than argued in the report. +"He is not a managed president," said Griscom. "He is not scripted out. +If the Soviet Union wants to adopt the U.S. Constitution, we will respect that." But capitalist-style reforms will not be coming to Cuba, Castro said. +Hindus, who make up at least 85 percent of India's people, have a complex social system of castes and sub-castes dividing them into a rigid hierarchy. +"Portfolio managers would rather not buy or sell into uncertainty," Mr. Markowitz added. +Miss Lockwood, 24, a former fashion model, became engaged to Althorp in July following a six-week romance. +The Olympics, which will be held Sept. 17-Oct. +In the third quarter of fiscal 1987, Crazy Eddie reported net income of $3.7 million, or 12 cents a share, on sales of $91.1 million. +The procedure measures infrared radiation emitted by the skin and isolates hot spots to capture "a picture of pain," according to the 37-page opinion. +"Wrong is wrong," she said. +Plans for the new album are to call it "Evergreen, Everblue," featuring songs with environmental themes. +The bookstore was padlocked for a period of time. +Mexico has always had a vibrant underground economy. +On the New York Stock Exchange, advancing issues outscored decliners 960 to 532. +Intended to be redolent of Marie-Antoinette's village in the grounds of Versailles, the name of the building could prove something of an embarrassment, as EU enlargement progresses. +Karnes said he refused to be drawn into negative campaigning, and Mrs. Orr said it was "sad" that Daub was resorting to "desperate" tactics. +The two sides also have been at odds over writers' demands for more say over changes made in scripts during filming and more credit on and off screen for their work. +The lobster, caught last week off the west coast port of Floroe, died before it reached Bergen, where it would have been studied at the national Oceanic Research Institute before going on display at Bergen's Sea Aquarium. +In the strike at the Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. shipyard, dozens of workers barricaded inside a huge crane began a hunger strike Sunday to press their demand for the release of jailed union leaders, reports said. +The reduction in reserve requirements was seen as monetary easing in another form, and thus a move which reduced the likelihood of a further cut in interest rates. +He said Travelers also eliminated its mandatory retirement age and set up a plan for workers who wanted to continue working part-time rather than full-time after the age of 65. +In any event, a MITI official noted that the contract for the equipment Japan Steel Works shipped was signed in 1985, before the U.S. sanctions were imposed, even though the shipment was in 1986. +The number of hours lost through strikes in the first half of this year was a 25-year low. In part this reflects a decline in the influence of the unions and lower membership. +In London, the Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index finished at 2543.4, slipping 1.5 points after a rise of 8.2 points Monday. +Svedrup said secrecy protects candidates, sometimes keeping details of their activities from their home governments. +More than one trader cried. +Anderson's theory is based on interviews he conducted with Johnny Roselli, a Las Vegas crime boss and top lieutenant to the late Chicago mob chieftain Sam Giancana. +"There are a number of cases that provide a remedy under Title VII for race harassment," said Catherine Hagen, a labor partner at the Los Angeles law firm of O'Melveny & Myers, which represents employers. +Reached by telephone, Gregorian expressed amazement at the statements about his role in international affairs. +In the waning months of the Reagan administration, the bank board under Wall concluded scores of bailout deals _ more than 200 in 1988, over 70 in December alone. +Ryder, a transportation and business services concern, said the agreement is subject to regulatory approvals. +In common with some of his Japanese colleagues, the merchant banker says the usefulness of some traditional tools used in judging a stock's worth has been obviated by the huge sums moving in today's markets. +The government Flood Forecasting Center predicted Sunday that rivers would continue to rise in the next three or four days. +Former U.S. Sen. Alan Bible was remembered Friday as a giant in Congress whose quiet work helped preserve the nation's natural resources. +Whether the incentives will take the form of cash, interest rate discounts or other, more exotic lures is a closely guarded industry secret. +Political prisoners still are being held and Chinese students in the United States still are being harassed, he said. +The systems are designed to boost productivity while reducing consumption of raw materials and energy. +PLO leaders said Saturday that Israeli and Palestinian officials have met and discussed giving autonomy to the occupied Gaza Strip in exchange for Palestinian concessions in the Persian Gulf crisis. +Or - perhaps more likely in both cases - not? Nina Bawden is here at her best: highly intelligent, good on relationships, affective and social, and with a briskness that saves every situation from what you might expect of it. +Officials concerned about vulnerability had been reluctant to send a carrier into the gulf, whose entrance is the narrow Strait of Hormuz. +Because of the government's short-sighted policy of restricting copies of such documents, most journalists have seen only the press release. +Or they could simply sell Georgia Federal and put the proceeds into buying something. +Filipino Labor: The flip side of savings in the Philippines for U.S taxpayers is low wages for Filipinos. +Deputy Superintendent of Police Othman Shafie was quoted as saying that five woodcutters had been drinking when they began walking home along railroad tracks near Sungkai, 90 miles north of the capital. +Pucci and Wolk are undergoing psychiatric treatment for sex disorders at St. Luke's Institute in Suitland, Md., and Zula is living with his family in Westmoreland County. +As the opening strains of my signature song, "Tequila Sheila," fill the air, I step up to the mike and start calling: Pour me another tequila, Sheila. +The number of dividend decreases and omissions rose 64.5% to 79 in the first quarter from the same period in 1989. +The Serrano award also included funds from the Equitable Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation, said Josh Dare, spokesman for the NEA. +The winners would then rebid every three years to see who gets the larger share. +The rage touched off by an Hispanic police officer's shooting of an unarmed black motorcyclist Monday left one man dead, seven others shot and some 370 people jailed _ most of them suspected looters under 18, police said. +As a result, the pound remained weak, but picked up from its lows in New York to end at DM2.801. +And he thought a move below Pounds 900 a tonne in the near term was likely to attract manufacturers back into the market. +Under a December 1988 consent decree, the plant must comply with state and federal hazardous waste laws and pollution standards. Celebrezze said the consent decree gave the state clear authority to regulate disposal and treatment of hazardous waste. +If the latest dose of realism makes for a spell of reflection, it may be no bad thing. This is not to say that the travails of O&Y can quite be dismissed. +Argentina, supporting its case with 1,600 pages of documents, had sought Suarez Mason's extradition on 43 charges of murder as well as other crimes. +The recognition doesn't bother him: "I usually get `G'dy, Yahoo,' `G'dy, Yahoo,' that sort of stuff. +For most of the 31 years since he was admitted to the Florida Bar, Durden was the only practicing black attorney in central Florida's Lake County. +On paper, this should not be a particularly difficult task, because Congress is controlled by Democrats. Yet, opposition to Nafta among Democratic legislators beholden to labour interests is considerable. +The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration also joined the state in the lawsuit. +Traders said the drop in the Freddie Mac posted rate, which translates into higher prices for mortgage originators, seemed to have spurred lenders to sell some of their mortgage inventories. +President of Romanian radio and television, Aurel Dragos Munteanu. +Iran also seems to be embarked on its own nuclear-weapons program, U.S. intelligence reports say. +Gartner said being the news division in the No. 1 entertainment network made it harder to get news shows into prime time. +Judge Abner Mikva joined Judge Ginsbug in the majority. +He made his request in a letter to Sir Geoffrey Johnson Smith, chairman of the Commons committee on members' interests. Mr Hamilton is alleged to have had an all-expenses paid stay at the Ritz. +The banks providing the financing include Norwest Bank Minneapolis; First National Bank of St. Paul, Minn.; Bank of New York; NCNB National Bank of North Carolina, and Citibank. +Specifically, he will go to the party's national convention with a bagful of delegates and strong ideas about the direction the party and the country should take. +Several reasons have been advanced to explain this propensity to fade. +"We have been demanding that the U.S. side remove existing sanctions, so it's unimaginable for us to get additional sanctions," Nishiyama said in a telephone interview. +Eichmann, a high-ranking Nazi official who promoted the use of gas chambers for mass extermination of Jews and oversaw the murder of millions of Jews in World War II, was kidnapped by the Israelis in Argentina in 1960. +Volume swelled to 555.8 million shares from Monday's 416.4 million. +Like Mubarak, he praised the Bush administration's "seriousness" toward a settlement in the Middle East. +He lost 80 pounds and trimmed 50 points off his cholesterol level. +Tokyo stock prices plunged amid anxiety about the Mideast. The Nikkei marked a post-1987 low before closing down 1086.93 points. +Bush found the talk "interesting," according to press secretary Marlin Fitzwater. +They drove around town smoking some marijuana the girls had. +"The car business is going great, actually stronger than any of us anticipated," said Roger B. Smith, chairman of General Motors Corp. +Mr. Markle, 45 years old, shot and killed his wife and two young daughters, then killed himself early Monday morning. +Nike said analysts were expecting second-quarter per-share earnings ranging from 65 cents to 83 cents, and said it was comfortable with the range. +The defendants confessed and were convicted. +The Japanese have taken over that market," Rogers said. "That's why we've gone into a partnership agreement rather than going out on our own. +The slight difference is almost imperceptible, but is critical. +President Reagan is sending Secretary of State George P. Shultz on a new round of talks with Mideast leaders in search of a formula for negotiations to end the 40-year Arab-Israeli dispute. +Ashland Coal expects 1989 earnings to exceed analysts' projections of $1.40 a share, he indicated. +The government thinks it could boost employment by reducing the charges, but it faces a big problem. +In the memos, Owen spelled out for his boss a wealth of detail about the private Contra supply network overseen by North. +Terms of the previously reported settlements, in which none of the defendants acknowledges any wrongdoing, were made public this week. +Secretary of State James A. Baker III and the foreign ministers of Britain, France and the Soviet Union all stressed the individual liability of Iraq's leaders in their addresses before the U.N. Security Council on Friday. +The government says more than half the 7 million undergraduates who enrolled in college full-time last year received financial aid, compared with less than a quarter of the 4.2 million part-time students. +Stock margins are intended to discourage overuse of credit, he says, while futures margins simply represent commitments to settle contracts at a later date. +And one has to take that into consideration when one talks about future development. +"Trading was active," he said, mainly because the yen has been stable on the foreign exchange market. +A 1981 federal study said a magnitude 7.5 quake on the Newport Inglewood Fault _ the major strike-slip fault inside Los Angeles _ could kill up to 21,000 people, hospitalize 84,000 and leave 630,000 with less serious injuries. +Americans tend to believe that everyone should speak English and, outside major cities, relatively few speak a foreign language. +"It's not just some statement, some rhetorics. +Representatives of the banking and retailing industries, who mounted a major campaign over the weekend to kill the Senate cap, were pleased by Mr. Foley's comments. +Rallies failed to materialize the other 12 times, but the market was, on average, about flat. +The bill died in committee after the takeover attempt failed. +Students Against Driving Drunk (SADD), which drew almost half its funding from Anheuser-Busch, was recently pressured by the U.S. Education Department to cut its financial ties to the beer industry. +Engineering unions are planning a campaign for a 35-hour working week by the mid-1990s. The ICI deal was reached at the weekend by management and union negotiators after initial proposals were re-jected. +In his own language he is declamatory, rolling the words around his tongue with the relish of a wine-taster. +Workers are restive because their wages buy less and less, and Alfonsin's party was routed in congressional and gubernatorial elections by the resurgent Peronists. +On the passenger side, the government may franchise one train service, half a dozen, or the lot over the next 10 years, depending on what rate of progress seems sensible. +Just to see it once," said a Russian worker who said he lived in East Berlin but declined to give his name. +The hitch: That model underperformed the broader market averages, particularly during the first nine months of last year, eating into the fund's return. +At the New York meeting, which Mr. Mitchell described as "emotional," the IUE leadership emphasized what the union didn't win at negotiations, Mr. Mitchell said. +As soon as producers get together with consumers, they expect prices to rise.' The difficulty in fixing prices at a level which suits buyers and suppliers is common to all commodities. +William is president of Far West Savings & Loan Association, Newport Beach, Calif. +Cumbria County Council called the job cuts 'a major blow'. +"Forget it," he said as he handed her a paper. +Since the News stopped home subscriptions in 1990, it has posted daily sales of about 3,500 from newsstands and vendors. +Computer Associates is headed by Charles B. Wang, an aggressive executive who has built the company from an also-ran mainly by acquisitions and has promised to keep the company growing at 30 percent a year. +But lesser known clergymen and election opponents have been detained. +Medics rushed over with water but soon came running back carrying an unconscious student. +Although Hahn had a good idea of what had happened, he asked Meitner for her thoughts. +Paul Yost said American Trader's hull apparently was punctured when it hit something on the bottom as the crew prepared to hook up to an underwater pipeline that carries crude oil to shore. +Mesa Limited Partnership, an oil and gas concern controlled by Texas oilman T. Boone Pickens Jr., today will propose exchanging its units for all of Diamond Shamrock Corp.'s shares in a transaction valued at about $2 billion. +But the report warned that there is still a danger of inflation if the slowdown it foresees in demand for goods does not appear. Frenkel urged governments to take care to prevent it. +Outgoing agriculture minister Louis Mermaz replaced Mr Malvy as minister for relations with parliament and government spokesman. +There's a deadlock in New York, so they won't be here. +The accountant also thinks tax relief on pension contributions could be limited to the basic rate. +China's sales of missiles to Middle East nations, including Silkworm missiles to Iran, have been criticized by the United States. +When asked about Baker's comments, Ortega said: "I expect Mr. Baker will be disposed to discuss the fundamental problems between us. +Television "is a major means of communiciation in society," Mrs. Charlson said. "There's so much on television, you tend to feel left out when you can't access it. +At that time he also rejected calls for allowing political parties other than the ruling Communist Party, although he left open the possibility the constitution might eventually be changed to permit a multiparty system. +Your heirs will not benefit. So when you buy an annuity you are effectively placing a bet on how long you will live. +And there are no textile quotas for any industrialized countries except Japan. +"Such trade conflicts can only hurt both sides economically and politically," Kohl said. +He has promised economic reforms but appears to be moving rapidly to wipe out all political dissent. +Southern Baptists wrapped up their first stay in this gambling city by urging states to enact legislation restricting abortions except to save the mother's life. +Mr. Pound is co-director of the Investor Behavior Project at Yale, and formerly was the SEC's senior financial economist. +These schemes subject your gains to income tax, rather than capital gains, so you cannot take advantage of your annual capital gains tax allowance (now Pounds 5,800). +Fellow deputies cheered when Huang Xunxin, representing Taiwan, spoke out against the bill from the floor. +It was quite frightening. +Syria, the main powerbroker in Lebanon, keeps about 40,000 troops in the country under a 1976 Arab League mandate to end the civil war. +Armbruster was U.S. Army Cobra helicopter pilot decorated for flying missions during the Grenada invasion. +He recalls that on his date with Janis Joplin, "We just talked. +His long winter coats in shaved weasel worked to look like corduroy velvet were a case in point. +The 71 other passengers and six crew were released unharmed, and police found no explosives or arms aboard the airliner, said Erkki Lepola, head of air traffic controllers at Helsinki airport. +HSBC was the busiest stock option, attracting turnover of 2,206 contracts, reacting to a sharp decline in the underlying shares which were undermined by news that the Hong Kong authorities had withdrawn its latest land auction. +British Steel eased 2 pence to 146 1/2 pence, despite full-year pretax profits up 24% at #733 million. +Stock prices in London bounced back sharply after their fall earlier in the week, and most markets around the world firmed. +But he was cool to a suggestion the top tax rate stay at 38.5%. +Any mixing between African men and European or Asian women would result in mute children, because only African mothers could pass on the language trait. +He expected that the business service lines would be fully back in operation by the end of next week. +Once again, Holmes is thrust into "a most extraordinary and tragic affair," a baffling case of abduction and murder. +All they've had is MTV." Nickelodeon says it hasn't created the program so much to boost ad sales, mainly because the two-to-five-year-old children still aren't as desirable a target as six-to-eleven-year-olds kids. +He served in Korea and Japan during his U.S. Army service in 1953-54. He began work at The Houston Post in February 1955 as an entertainment reporter and critic. +But traders' short-term focus on the single month's number, which is to be released today, obscures a bigger story: the major improvement under way this year in the massive trade deficit. +The value of California's four leading commodities _ dairy products, cattle, greenhouse and grapes _ accounted for 41 percent of total farm marketings, by comparison. +A year later, the AFL-CIO provided an initial $50,000 to help African trade unions. +Property group Hammerson fell 21 pence to 544 pence following market rumors that its Dutch owner Rodamco was disposing of the company to cover cash needs. +Mr. Pickens says, "It made a lot of people mad. +Several technical factors, such as the way the department adjusts for higher college tuitions, combined to hold the increase down, he said. +We see in the latest German interest rate move confirmation that the Bundesbank continues to put domestic considerations first. +The U.S. and Canada already do more bilateral trade than any other pair of countries. +Now that could be a really a exclusive club. +Particularly effective are Eric Riley, a sensuous demon of death, and Kecia Lewis-Evans, as a big-voiced Earth Mother. +The new Fed is more cumbersome. +The entrepreneurial revolution created many successes, such as H. Ross Perot, who themselves are investing in new ventures. +The driver of a vintage Chevrolet said he bought his well-kept car second- hand eight years ago for 3.5 million riyals and two months ago, he was offerered 10 million for it. +Their curtailment would severely hamper the activities of Brazilian companies operating internationally. +Nick Antill, analyst at the London-based County NatWest, forecasts demand for OPEC oil will run about 22 million barrels a day in the April-June quarter, below current production of 23.2 million barrels estimated by the International Energy Agency. +Federal wildlife officials planned to examine the bear's remains for possible clues to the attack. +Moreover, the Bank Holding Company Act was not adopted out of any concern about unsound banking practices. +And, the U.S. moved to further liberalize immigration, thereby accelerating the infusion of new talents and energies that are the greatest strengths of American society. +"We are fully prepared on (the) military level," Seth said. +Her story is that of a product of a broken home, a survivor of foster homes and a father she could never please. +The Labor Department reported that nonfarm payrolls fell 76,000 in December, following the revised 259,000 decline posted for November. +Is there a chance that you might be exaggerating a bit for effect? +Now the government says it is up to contractors to decide whether it applies or not. This is causing big problems for contractors, according to Mr Cliff Davis-Coleman of the CDC Research company specialising in local authority contracts. +A plurality of respondents overall and a majority of Southerners said Super Tuesday was a good idea, and 54 percent of all respondents said regional primaries should be held again. +"Bush has a style where he likes to relate to people as individuals," says one administration official, "and he happens to like Boskin." +Proceeds will be used to fund various capital construction projects. +They were joined Friday by Charter 77 spokesman Alexander Vondra. +Federal Election Commission records show she gave $100,000 to the Republican National Committee in 1988. +Following JAL in firm orders for the 747-400s are Singapore Airlines with 29 and All Nippon Airways Co. of Japan with 26, Cole said. +Standard & Poor's Corp. raised ratings on about $1 billion of Public Service Co. of Indiana's debt. +Gold was quoted at $446.30 an ounce in early trading Thursday in Hong Kong. +Lower energy prices could translate into lower inflation, which makes fixed-income investments such as bonds more valuable. +A federal jury in Las Vegas awarded a record $22.3 to Newton in 1986, but a judge reduced it to $5.3 million and last month ordered him to accept the lower sum or face proving his case again in a new trial, this time in Los Angeles. +JOHANNESBURG closed near intraday highs in slow but steady afternoon trading as selected stocks found support from foreign investors. +'Zimbabwe believes in a one-party state. +On the platform, a group armed with machetes and crude spears questioned people getting off a train. +On Tuesday, Mentor Graphics startled owners of its shares by announcing that its second quarter profit would amount to a mere 10 cents a share or less, far below expectations and down sharply from the 29 cents a share reported in the quarter a year ago. +However, since core measures of inflation may have slowed since April 1993, the headline rate may not jump by the same amount. +One soldier suffered moderate to serious burns and the other was slightly injured. +The visitors include powerful producers, glamorous stars and dedicated fans. +"People staffed up like it was going to last forever." +Attention now switches to London for a similar Sotheby's auction on June 25 when, for the first time for years, the quality of the works on offer is higher than in New York. +In the first quarter of 1990, Talman Home had net income of $4.5 million, or 47 cents a share. +Arizona Sen. John McCain, recalling his captivity in North Vietnam, depicted Michael Dukakis as weak on defense issues Monday and compared the Democratic nominee to former President Jimmy Carter. +Ehrlich said the higher tariffs would lead to higher prices for Kodak cameras while Keystone, with 1989 sales of $42 million, would be able to reduce its prices because it could produce more cameras. +The news agency quoted airport official Johan Appel as saying no one was injured in the incident. +Astronaut Dan Brandenstein is the crew commander. +New Venture Gear is one of the world's largest manufacturers of transfer cases, a part that permits shifting between two-wheel and four-wheel drive. +WPPSS defaulted on the bonds in 1983, after the state Supreme Court ruled that Washington utilities lacked the authority to contract with WPPSS for construction of the plants. +The location of the fourth Maryland escapee, Douglas Edgerton, 21, who was serving a 20-year sentence for second-degree murder, was unknown. +Mr. Braverman said that bond investors also are nervous because of the sharp runup in the stock market. +But the drought's effects are still apparent in much of the land, where subsoil moisture has yet to recover. +Pirelli, the Italian tyres and cables manufacturer, yesterday launched its first manufacturing site in the Far East. +James A. Moss, Mr. Atkins's lawyer, said, "It remains for the government to elaborate on its theory of how the alleged co-conspirators warrant that status." +His decision to defect didn't interfere with his play at the Lloyds Bank Masters tournament. +Mr. McLaughlin was disbursing agent for Sambo's Restaurants Inc., which was operating under bankruptcy-law protection when Vicorp bought its restaurants in 1984. +At Pushkin Square in Moscow, a young man works the long line of people waiting to get into the McDonald's restaurant. +But the 1988 annual report of the department's internal watchdog unit described a different outcome when it was issued last fall. +For money managers in general, "product innovation was one of the bright spots of the year," says Mr. Canter of Chase. +News that more than 100 people had turned up for a stock investment seminar at a branch of a leading Japanese brokerage house encouraged other investors. +But Bush is holding his fire. +Bond prices fell sharply Friday afternoon, with some 30-year Treasury bonds dropping 1 1/2 points, or $15 for each $1,000 face amount. +If I had to start again I'd do the same. +Chemical said the increase was primarily caused by souring commerical real-estate loans. +The slowdown has continued into May, according to figures for Tokyo consumer prices, up 0.6 per cent this month, as against 0.8 per cent in April. +The House ethics committee investigating the Frank case plans to conclude its deliberations by the end of the year, Sachs said, basing his statement on two meetings with the committee's legal counsel and one with the minority counsel. +There were 350 in the previous year. US and Japanese companies are channelling nearly 40 per cent of EC direct investment into the UK. +"It's a beautiful way to play the Korea Fund and that market," Smith Barney's Mr. Porter says. +Ratajczak suggested the decline in the value of the dollar since fall could be behind the increase in the cost of clothing, much of which is imported. +About 550 were detained when Mahathir became prime minister in 1981. +She said "we are considering our response," but declined to elaborate. +They note that physicians' incomes, which average $113,000 annually, are still far above most people's. +Officials attributed the gain to higher natural gas prices, improved international crude oil prices and volumes, and a benefit for the reversal of excess prior years' windfall profit tax expense. +Other analysts raise the possibility of an outright recession beginning next year. +Officials said several adults from the center brought the dead child to a fire station in a rural area 25 miles east of Portland early Friday. +The pressure Wall Street is applying to the Merc is "giving birth to a new business," Mr. Melamed says, referring to the changes expected in futures trading. +If we come to the conclusion that three-day eventing isn't possible in Atlanta conditions, we're going to come out and say so. 'This research has implications that stretch a long way past the 1996 Olympics. +No company with a cost-conscious approach to buying hardware and software should fall for a maintenance deal without some hard bargaining first. +Perfect preparation for Oscar night. +National Imaging Inc. said it discontinued its merger negotiations with a leasing company it declined to identify. +"Picked up a touch of dengue fever upriver," the traveler boasts, and his Chablis-sipping companions are one-upped. +At past summits, the seven leaders were inclined to sharply criticize the Soviets. +Mattel remains the largest toy company in terms of sales outside the U.S., where many analysts see the industry's largest growth coming this decade. +The Portuguese Navy Museum purchased two brass, mariner's astrolabes used by the pilots of the ill-fated vessels. +Both Medco and National Data have previously issued statements indicating discomfort with terms of the plan. +An earlier offer of $13.75 a share, or $54.9 million, expired July 26. +Others say he has a rare ability to stir enthusiasm in employees. +Police moved in on a crowd of more than 500 people demonstrating today against U.S. military presence in Central America, arresting an estimated 225 protesters who tried to block the entrance to the Federal Building. +In addition, Texaco said, it could well be sprung from Chapter 11 if it reaches an out-of-court solution to the case. +Many market players are on vacation this week, and some investors are betting that they will come back as buyers. +There was also a Kids' Squid Skit at which employees of the Monterey Aquarium dressed three bemused children in squid costumes and made them pretend they were a school of squid. +MCA spokesman Harold Haas said the company had no comment on its plans. +A team that visited Iran and Iraq last month found that Iraq is continuing to use mustard and nerve gas "on an intensive scale" despite frequent pleas that it stop. +Certainly, customers are being given easy access to a wider variety of credit services than ever before. +Separately, US Sprint said General Electric Co. signed a three-year, multimillion agreement to buy communications services, adding another big company to US Sprint's list of new customers. +Others complained the regulations would hamper investigative journalism. +Outside, a powerful woman named Elena Ibarra is chopping parsley and peppers in one of the tents. +Summer is also the time to sniff the lemon-ice scent of the grandifloras and to look at some surprising newcomers, Brooklynensis Grex. +The company admitted no liability but paid $10,000 toward the cost of New York's investigation. +For 20 years, KUNM has featured "Freeform" broadcasting, an eclectic blend of music and cultural perspectives that one disk jockey describes as "anything from Mozart to Motown to high Andes folk music." +School board presidents overwhelmingly cited lack of proper financial support as their schools' biggest problem. +"It's not so bad," he says. +Repetto had asked for $5 million bail each. +Last night, they appeared to have come to nothing. In the meantime, other companies have been putting together plans for stations to broadcast on La Cinq's frequency. +When is a business school not a business school? +The spending plan would satisfy the limits placed on defense, domestic and international affairs spending that were set in last fall's budget summit agreement between President Reagan and congressional leaders. +Environmental groups and the Ralph Nader organization had been pushing for unlimited liability for the industry. +Although Square D had raised antitrust concerns in a civil action, analysts have praised the proposed union as complementing both companies; each holds a powerful position in home markets, but has a relatively weak presence in the other's turf. +While House Democratic leaders concede that the final figure of $5.05 was set deliberately high in order to give them bargaining room, Rep. Hawkins's suggested compromise of a $1.20 increase over three years is still too steep for opponents. +The police spokesman refused to provide further details, saying only that the investigation had begun. +Soldiers killed a suspected veteran IRA terrorist and a former official of the IRA's political wing Tuesday at a shootout southwest of Belfast, police reported. +After years of close attention and lavish financing, swimmers face mounting problems in training, medical care and other areas because money has dried up. +Church officials would not allow reporters in the school and a parent said she had been advised not to speak to reporters. +I don't have the facts." Dukakis spent Monday making stops in major television markets in a bid to get maximum exposure just before New York's important Democratic presidential primary. +U.S. Output 1991 1990 1991 1990 GENERAL MOTORS Cars-b ......... +An earthquake blamed on a mining blast jolted the border area between the two Germanies for 12 seconds, damaging hundreds of homes, destroying a church and injuring six people, an East German report said today. +And some hospitals outside the Humana chain fought back. +The (Michael) Dukakis speech lacked any specifics. +At the same time, employers created 289,000 new nonfarm jobs last month, with the gains confined to service-producing industries, according to a separate survey of business payrolls. +The Soviets released few details of Shevardnadze's meetings Friday with his Chinese counterpart, Qian Qichen, and the premier, but they confirmed the issue of Cambodia was discussed for a second day. +But the joy of gardening itself seems diminished. +He says that was "a strong ticket, one of our best tickets," and that he and Bentsen are out to match it. +"Myself and others would feel cheated if he ran for the chairman of the union with the intention of becoming president," said Alojzy Pietrzyk, the miners' leader for the region of Silesia. +Metallgesellschaft shares lost 2 to 519. +The captain of our boat reassured us that Galapagos sharks were special, like the islands' other creatures. "Vegetarians," he said with a big smile. +'After what has happened I doubt my course in Yugoslav studies still exists,' he says, referring to his stint at Bradford. For food, he receives meal tickets from airline staff or sympathetic passengers. +The state courts said he must continue serving the life sentence. +And if I object enough It is rendered null and void Which is one advantage Of being self-employed. +Analysts said the favorable results of General Accident boosted share prices in most of the sector. +The EC originally considered abolishing duty-free shopping for internal travel at the same time, but duty-free companies had the day of reckoning pushed back to 1999. +Under the present system, fast-stream applicants are chosen by the Civil Service Selection Board. +Argentina's Felipe Noguera, for instance, an Oxford-educated mathematician, is analyzing at what point a voter chooses a candidate. +'But we cannot preserve that at the expense of other things.' That is the problem in a nutshell. +At midday Wednesday, jurors sent a question to Shadur, who promptly talked with defendant William Patterson, his attorney, Burck Bailey and government prosecutors during a brief telephone conference call. +The Army has decided to accelerate plans to shield a key control unit in the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter against radio wave interference after a test incident earlier this month in Europe, a spokesman said Friday. +But when her impoverished family couldn't even provide a bathtub, and a school counselor complained she was dirty, she made the swim team so she could get a daily shower. +Stanley Chesley, a plaintiffs attorney in Cincinnati who has not seen the report, was critical of the two-tiered compensation plan. +Three other of President Bush's nominees for key sub-Cabinet jobs also were approved by the committee without dissent. +Mr. Flittie says NWNL has planned for them. +A buy-out by Philips would end a bizarre saga in Belgian finance. +Only officers and trained marksmen use the rubber bullets, he said. +This phase started in fiscal 1987 with the acquisition of Doubleday Inc. and RCA/Ariola Records of the U.S. +They feared she posed a risk of transmitting acquired immune deficiency syndrome to classmates and teachers. +Mark Singer, a New Yorker who's trying to sell his Connecticut country home and almost 40 acres of land, says: "It's not as if the market's depressed. +Aeroflot officials said the carrier made about 2 billion rubles last year, the equivalent of about $3.3 billion. +The independent PAKOE environment agency said 273 people received treatment for heart and respiratory problems heightened by the pollution. +He fled, was captured but escaped. +It's worth suffering through this film just to catch Rochon, who has appeared in dozens of TV commercials and done guest stints on various sitcoms. +That would mean issuing a huge amount of new debt. +The selection of Costa Rica and Panama as sites for Taiwanese EPZs was not so surprising. +He calls the company's allegations of tapping phone lines and following officials around "totally incorrect and baseless." +MR NELSON MANDELA, president of the African National Congress, can count on support from a majority of the 16m black voters (more than 70 per cent of the country's total). +He said he and his family, including two university students, were there as "part of the human family." A funeral service for nine of the victims will be held Monday morning at the Notre Dame cathedral. +Dende did not provide any further information on the suspected American mercenaries. +They received the Albert Lasker Award for medical journalism in 1963. +The union and Ford also reached agreement on a severance package for certain office workers and a plan to set up "task forces" to study possible changes to job classifications and work rules. +Benson, concluding the 158th Semiannual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, said that "not many years hence" Jesus Christ will return to vanquish all evil. +For example, a lending officer trying to interest a customer in a loan might run into a colleague trying to sell the same customer on a Eurobond offering. +A pause in the Soviet withdrawal has been evident since Aug. 15, so the immediate effect of Bessmertnykh's announcement was not clear. +The two actresses are both somewhat lanky and angular, but their power to convince us that they are aspects of the same character goes beyond physical similarities. +The stock market drifted lower today in the face of rising interest rates. +Their surfaces are so disfigured from flaking that many inscriptions have disappeared. +Ferraro said the plan was conceived a year ago after he noticed that overdue payments were increasing each year. +The abolition of the Business Expansion Scheme is one of the Budget's more welcome features, and should help stimulate the debate over how small companies are best financed. +Beatty also has come up with a splendid New York skyline backdrop for his Queens graveyard. +They spoke as the chairman-to-be prepared to head into the South on Thursday on a trip designed to confront concerns of party leaders in a region marked by the conservative cast of its politics. +"Information is the essence of the business," Durst said. "There are good ways to do it and bad ways. +But Mr. York added that Chrysler will only relinquish control over the finance company if it receives guarantees that Chrysler Financial will remain in the auto lending business. +There also are memorabilia collectors who just like the way the stuff looks. +As a result, Mr. Mengistu has been forced to transfer thousands of troops from Eritrea just to hold the town, thereby risking the loss of even more territory in Eritrea only to keep the Tigreans at bay. +Former Gov. Evan Mecham, celebrating his acquittal on criminal charges, said Friday he may run for governor again in 1990. +Several American servicemen in bars and clubs cheered the pro-base demonstrators, who included bar girls and merchants who closed their shops to join the rally organized by city officials. +Others may have new gardens or green spaces around them to soften them. +In return for commitments to develop and occupy the two sites, Drexel said, the Manhattan headquarters will benefit from a 75% tax exemption in the first year, declining 7.5% a year for 10 years. +The stock was trading at the time for $1.1875 a share on the Boston Stock Exchange, the agency added. +According to some estimates, an eligible farmer who lost 30% of a corn crop to the drought would receive about two-thirds of the normal income under the relief program. +Scores of lenders would agree. +Allen I. Questrom, chairman and chief executive officer of Federated and Allied, told creditors that the company had succeeded in retaining and motivating personnel and stocking its stores with merchandise. +And that's a bad sign," Limon said Thursday hours before scattered rain fell on the state. "But we're thankful. +Congressional negotiators, pushing toward completion of two massive spending and tax bills, agreed on a $9 billion tax-increase package and on a series of reductions in agricultural subsidies. +This is a bigger spending boom in two years than the spendthrift Carter Administration was able to achieve in four. +Three months aluminium closed yesterday at Dollars 1,244.50 a tonne, down Dollars 18 on the week. The oil market was also in a decidedly downbeat mood. +PRESIDENT Bill Clinton took a number of disparate decisions between the small hours of Thursday morning and the relief of seeing the House of Representatives pass his deficit reduction package in the evening. +GlenFed's year-earlier net was boosted by a tax benefit of $11.4 million but reduced by an after-tax FSLIC write-off of $5.1 million. +He also said he wasn't giving up on the United States and planned to start or acquire a magazine here in 1991. +"I can't even turn the thing on right." +Hemodynamics said global demand has reached about 10 billion gloves a year, far outstripping supply. +An investment banker on her regular jog through Central Park was raped and beaten unconscious by a teen-age gang that attacked two other people in a late-night crime spree, police said Thursday. +He said: 'We will make the future of the Post Office Labour's top campaign priority. +Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak would like to provide the Saudis with political cover by sending his own soldiers to Saudi Arabia. +In many respects parts of the Delta are like the impoverished Third World nations of Asia, Africa or South America. +A Senate Intelligence Committee report on the Iran-Contra affair indicates that the diversion of profits to Nicaraguan guerrillas was an early feature of the secret U.S. arms sales to Iran. +"Last year a greater proportion of students took the ACT and SAT tests and the Advanced Placement exams than ever before," he said. +In the report and their remarks to the press, group members emphasized their agreement with much of the Brady task force's findings. +We pray every day we won't have a new war in the Middle East." However far-fetched President Hussein's fears may seem, the risk is that, either deliberately or inadvertently, Arab leaders could create a self-fulfilling prophecy. +Gower's flight over Queensland's Carrarra Ground, in a 1938 Tiger-Moth, on England's ill-fated, ill-tempered tour of Australia in the winter of 1990-91, brought him grim disapproval from Gooch and the tour's officials. +He also is supporting a liberal Democratic proposal to ban nuclear tests. +"It was the first indictment, but the investigation is not limited to Florida," said Brad Knutter, supervisor of the the Tampa U.S. Customs fraud group which is coordinating the probe. +The loss stems from unanticipated losses on two contracts, a commercial ship conversion and a major overhaul for the Coast Guard. +Its slogan: "You create your own reality." Chandler, 56, an award-winning religion writer for the Los Angeles Times, took an eight-months leave for researching the movement, interviewing both its critics and fervent followers. +Most dealers are part-timers, and the books are cheaper and more modern. +The statement marked the swift collapse of a policy introduced under pressure from moderate Roman Catholic leaders in the hope of avoiding clashes. +Police said the fighting eased around midday only to pick up more violently in the afternoon. +The movable office was next to a 10,000-square-foot paper plant, with the whole complex surrounded by a concrete block wall. +The companies eventually would split profits 50-50 under the 100-year pact. +Bullets, a beating and a bomb threat disrupted Greyhound bus travel Friday, while striking drivers held memorial services at terminals around the country for a driver killed last Saturday when a bus crushed him against a wall in Redding, Calif. +Incorrectly deciding to keep my rooks connected, I waste time maneuvering my queen to the king file; it can still support the pawn thrust from there, but by then the ploy is too late, as I shortly find out. +Papandreou's autocratic style has triggered charges from opposition conservatives that the Socialists practice "parliamentary tyranny." +As a result, a recession might not increase unemployment so much as intensify the recent downtrend in real wages. +Tutu and Boesak were protesting a recent government ban on political activity by 19 organizations. +Commodities: Dow Jones futures index 116.75, off 0.91; spot index 116.90, off 0.81. +Proposition 103, enacted by voters in November 1988, called for major rollbacks and other strict new regulation to minimize rate increases, though the initiative has been held inapplicable to the assigned-risk program. +Wearing a cast and a smile, a young Irish woman bade farewell to the country that adopted her after a St. Patrick's Day traffic accident that put her in a coma for 10 days. +This absurdity explains in large part what's going on in Roraima," the newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo said Wednesday. +A Zil-131 truck is there and the key is under the left wheel.' +Mrs. Marcos did not want reporters and photographers to view the body in a group Thursday, but said journalists could come in later without their cameras and notebooks, Lazo said. +If the tailspin in real estate were arrested and values stabilized, the dominolike effects of depressed real estate prices on the economy could be stopped. +The move comes after the company's workers' council gave its agreement to the overtime shifts. +The property has been sold for Pounds 16m to Legal & General Assurance Society and leased back for 25 years. +The report of a 0.4% increase in personal income in June didn't affect foreign currency futures prices, traders said. +Whitbread might value either Boddington's estate or Marston's strong regional brand. +Martin Weissman, Professional Care president, said he had no comment. +Because of a vast earthquake that damaged Ecuador's economy and its ability to export oil, that country stopped servicing much of its foreign debt last March. +Called by the 31,000-member Oklahoma Education Association, the walkout produced demonstrations at the Capitol by more than 10,000 teachers each day. +That total would be more than 12 times the recent average daily trading volume on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. +Comcast's offer for all of American Cellular's common shares expired Friday. +From early next year the government will use new powers to regulate fishing under the Sea Fish (Conservation) Act, which recently won parliamentary approval. +In South Africa, where merger problems are still being ironed out, the KMG affiliate has more of a national identity than the Peat firm. +"We give a lot for a company our size," he says. +The actor also was a familiar face to television viewers, starring in TV versions of his Shakespearean plays on "The Hallmark Hall of Fame" and in such lighter fare as "Batman," "Tarzan," "Bewitched" and "Daniel Boone" in the 1960s. +That is excellent pay in Brazil, where the monthly minimum wage is about $62. +He said he smoked crack daily before his arrest. +Miss Coffman said she was pleased with the verdict. +The current account measures a nation's trade in goods and services, as well as some unilateral transfers. +Yesterday's anniversary of the revolution ended 10 days of official celebration, but the revelry masked daunting problems. +"Dole was surprised as anyone would be," Riker said. "But the senator had just made the point that the building is not fail-safe and that's why we have to be ever vigilant." Nichols said officers have not changed procedures since the incident. +The ruling will allow a 1982 lawsuit, filed by Claire Dewey of Wyckoff, to proceed. +The shareholder, who filed suit in Delaware Chancery Court, is then expected to get an answer on his request for a preliminary injunction against the distribution of the shares. +Rambert has acquired a strong musical identity with the involvement of London Musici under Mark Stephenson. Yet the programme brought choreographic assaults on compositions which should not have been countenanced. +The license instead was awarded to Rainbow Broadcasting Co., owned by two women and a man, all Hispanic. +The reputations of the likes of Hilton and Eastlake were no more over-inflated than those of today's chic avant-garde. +Apparently Zodiac stayed home. +Corporate Issues Corporates ended between 1/4 and 3/4 point higher. +He said he prepared the letter because Dr. R.D. Dignan, who removed a benign lump from Tower's colon in January, was out of town when Tower's staff called and he routinely takes calls in Dignan's absence. +"I believe everyday pricing in the current environment doesn't work," says Walter Loeb of Morgan Stanley & Co., pointing to soft durable-goods sales. +Whether he has the chance to play it seems to depend on Mr Patten, and on the teachers' unions. +The electricity ate through his fat," says McDonald, whose real name is Joabe Pereira da Silva. +Mr Conrad Black invested in the Daily Telegraph on condition that he would have right of first refusal on any further fund raising. +London's major bullion dealers fixed a recommended gold price of $386.00 per ounce at midmorning, down from $386.75 bid per ounce late Wednesday. +The danger is that you put across an image much worse than reality. Pick a subject you believe in. Something you can put a bit of passion and emotion into. +The South Korean Foreign Ministry in Seoul also termed the bill protectionist and said that, if enacted, it would seriously hurt the free-trade system. +Ten other suits against newspapers by Ozal are pending in the courts. +AT&T is winding down its use of ads that show corporate underlings getting chewed out by the boss _ or worrying that they might be fired _ for picking the wrong telephone service. +Score holders at termination are entitled to the premium, if any, of the market price over the termination claim. +A formal decision by Bush was expected within the next few days, White House aides said, but the president announced his general support for the project on Tuesday. +But the parent company, through its 45 million heavy-voting Class B shares, would control almost 98% of the votes. +The effort had been suspended Sunday night until the morning, Loveridge said. +"Nearly a million street vendors and a similar number of establishments and commercial centers have transformed in recent weeks faith into fanaticism," said the government newspaper El Nacional. +The union also has said it intends to tap excess funds from employee pension plans and use savings from across-the-board salary cuts to alleviate the debt the transaction would place on the company. +But there's precedent for that. +El Salvador receives more U.S. aid than any country in the Western hemisphere. +Germany and Britain investigate if proposed mergers restrict competition, and often block them. +Vazquez Rana rescued UPI from Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in June 1986 by purchasing the company for $41 million. +The permanently balanced budget is an old dream of the right in more countries than the US, and few give this latest attempt even a fighting chance. +Bradford said the way to attack the local power structure was obvious. +A cow or sheep, for example, might be a cheaper means of producing genetically engineered drugs than bacteria and yeasts. +"They can make the car in the Third World for the U.S. market," he says. +The rival Afghan groups retaining, during peace talks, all territories under their control. +The woes include falling occupancy rates, curbed health-insurance reimbursements and increased competition from alternatives to hospitals. +Latin officials have said this is not a good time for Quayle to visit their countries because of strong sentiment against the continued presence of U.S. troops in Panama. +But some food prices were to rise Thursday, with a kilogram (2.2 pounds) of carrots going from four lei (about 11 cents) to 10 lei, for example, he said. +That would not only speed the exit of the traditional Name but deter many corporate investors. +Rescue workers set up an emergency station in the station. +Revenues were 10 per cent higher at Dollars 712.4m. +Why are people leaving? +And some economists still expect the U.S. to slip back into recession. +"The church says marriage for any reason other than a free desire to commit to each other for life is not an acceptable reason for marriage within the church," she said. +He contends part of the blame for its long continuation as a Medicare HMO belongs to the Florida Department of Insurance, which for years looked into IMC's finances and its lending to other Recarey enterprises without shutting it down. +"Beyond Alar, this suit threatened by a small group of Washington growers raises fundamental issues of free speech and the right of citizens to petition the government on important questions of public policy," Berzon said. +The wheat market was supported by last week's sale of 200,000 metric tons of U.S. wheat to China and indications the Chinese may have purchased another large shipment over the weekend, analysts said. +Prices continued to bounce up and down in response to developments in the Middle East. +Nigerians used to be among the richest Africans and Nigeria an expensive place to visit or do business. +Cointrin, Geneva's international airport, serves the entire Leman region, and there is direct access to the airport from France. +The judge previously ruled that Paramount stole Buchwald's idea and owes him a share of the profits. +And Berkshire Hathaway held an even larger, $145 million position in Chesebrough Ponds Inc., which was acquired by Unilever N.V. +It deliberately avoided any mention of the high-level discussion about changing the policy. +Twenty-seven years ago, four black girls attending church on a Sunday morning died in a racist bombing that tore at the conscience of Birmingham. +Among the competing bidders for Saks were Dillard Department Stores Inc.; retailer Joseph Brooks and Merrill Lynch & Co.; and General Cinema Corp. +That consortium says it holds a majority of Generale de Belgique's shares. +Eventually, a military official suggested that, if Liliana was pregnant, they might look for her at the women's prison of Los Olmos, about 10 miles from town. +If Mr. Reuter does become chairman as expected, it will complete a remarkable reversal of fortune for the intellectual. +State officials have to certify the winning ticket, and they don't go back to work until Tuesday, Ms. Rem said. +He'll do all right by you." The last two cars of a passenger train traveling at full speed derailed Sunday night in a station in eastern Yugoslavia, and 20 people were feared dead, the state news agency Tanjug said. +Through the measure, which will be in effect only during 1990, the EC suspended import quotas for the two countries that are fixed through the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, the world trade body. +Arab unrest in the Israeli-occupied territories has prompted many pilgrims to stay away this year. +Federal judges have the authority to order local officials to raise taxes to pay for school desegregation and to block any state law that would prevent such action. +Afterward, she talked briefly with Sherwin and kissed him on the cheek before leaving the courthouse. +Crude oil futures were nearly unchanged and heating oil was narrowly mixed on the New York Mercantile Exchange but gasoline futures rose sharply on indications of continuing tight supplies. +Wurltech said it is reviewing its Corinth, Miss., contract manufacturing business and will determine soon its long-term plans for those operations. +Despite these gains, Macy bonds have yet to recover fully from the rout that took place earlier in the week. +Leo LaLonde said his caucus members refused to vote for Humphrey because he does not support a constitutional amendment that would outlaw abortion. +Prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange rebounded sharply today and the dollar rallied as Monday's strong recovery on Wall Street restored confidence in the financial markets. +That's less than 1% of the $78 billion investors originally paid for those programs, he notes. +For small farmers who hope to survive into the next century, Brown says, the wave of the future may well be a page from the past. +In addition to looking the part, employees were served military food, including creamed chipped beef on toast, said Darlene Smolen, hospital marketing director. +Mr. Barnes accuses Mr. Hatcher of encouraging white flight from Gary. +The latest Beatles suit complains, for example, about a Time magazine story headlined "Wanna Buy a Revolution? +As long as any president has those powers, there will be mistakes. +The stream of East Germans using Hungary as a springboard to the West narrowed to a trickle after East Germany's decision to open its borders, Austrian border officials said today. +Prodigy sells a modem and software package for $179.95. +But that is a lesser issue, except for those who believe that parity of esteem can be imposed by fiat. +The results were announced after the market closed Friday. +But it may be some time before Jefferies stops hearing the kind of joke one Wall Street wag offered Friday: "Jefferies's motto is: Why buy a stock when you can rent it." +It said the 1975 law legalizing abortion in France must be applied and that voluntary abortions "constituted a right for women in this country." "RU 486 is an advance because it does not involve use of an anesthetic. +The possibility of higher interest rates in many countries and the conflict in the Middle East has increased the uncertainty, he added. +Keating is jailed on $5 million bail. +Ghitac also said he intended to open strictly ethnic Romanian police ranks to members of the Hungarian and German minorities. +CD4 is a natural molecule that's found on the surface of some blood cells. +"I don't think Republicans abandoned Newt Gingrich because of what he did on the budget," said Ed Rollins, co-chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee. +At the time, the division was ravaged by a three-year-old strike, and had just lost the contract to produce M-16 rifles for the Pentagon. +"I don't think that anybody who has got a known record in terms of criminal activity or somebody who has had mental problems _ I don't have any problem with preventing those individuals from getting possession of any gun," Deukmejian said. +The magazine's house botanist, Ed Rosenthal, answers readers' queries in the "Ask Ed" column. +The only way is to issue new money.' Eighty days ago Ukraine began its first crude attempt to combat hyperinflation by a sudden clampdown on the money supply. +The EDS results gave an additional boost to the Class E stock, which has been recovering from its fall in the wake of GM's buyout of H. Ross Perot, EDS's founder and former chairman. +And the firm keeps computerized testimony and other data about expert witnesses. +Chinese officials say five people died in the March riots. +A show by the rap group 2 Live Crew wasn't as nasty _ or as long _ as the audience wanted. +Then a faint scratching sound draws the eye upwards. +Members of the 13-nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, have been squabbling over quota allocations and several nations have consistently produced beyond their established limits in open defiance of the OPEC ceilings. +On Friday, some of the Japanese banks began to acquiesce, said a banking source, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +The current accord expires Oct. 3. +The Iraqi air force has been concentrating on hitting Iranian oil industry targets, the mainstay of its economy, since 1984. +Farid legally changed his name and works for Newark City Councilman Ralph T. Grant Jr. He refused to discuss his criminal record, but told the paper he has reformed. +The U.S. unit also firmed against other currencies on the back of sterling's tumble, as market participants switched out of pounds. +The European Community has imposed penalties known as anti-dumping duties on U.S. and Japanese imports of aspartame, an artificial sweetener used in soft drinks and food. +Tom Toles, the Buffalo News cartoonist once labeled the "Rodney Dangerfield of editorial cartooning," has gotten journalism's most respected prize _ the Pulitzer. +He said the White House already had called to say that the family would be getting an invitation to call on the president soon. +But finance directors may enjoy it even more. +Polysar, formerly Canada Development Corp., is a petrochemical, oil, gas and sulfur concern. +News reports from Malta and Yugoslavia said 20 people were killed and that scores of people were injured. +The House passed a slimmed-down pesticide bill that would require the Environmental Protection Agency to re-examine more than 600 ingredients used in pesticides for health and environmental effects. +Soldiers under Paul's command have been blamed for widespread violence that has thwarted moves toward democratization promised after a popular uprising drove Jean-Claude Duvalier into exile in February 1986. +Almost 10 inches of rain fell in the Baton Rouge area Tuesday night and Wednesday morning and 3 to 6 inches more rain was expected. +With Yugoslav army troops still mobilized, a particularly bloody conflict is possible. +It's very nerve-wracking being cross-examined.' The only other legal option which might have been open to Names was to sue Lloyd's for failing to regulate the market adequately. +The new accord provides for coordination of flight schedules between Switzerland and Singapore and for cooperation in marketing, the statement said. +I sink $30 on Great Communicator, at 26-1 in the 1 1/2-mile Turf race. +And University of San Francisco dolphin researcher Diana Reiss says that even if the wild dolphins should perform on cue, it could be because of coincidence and not language. +The FDA and the Mississippi attorney general's office are investigating the company's claims that the cookie helps prevent high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer and other diseases. +The governor has given his endorsement to a buyout offer from New England Electric System of Westborough, Mass. The endorsement superseded his earlier approval of an offer from Northeast Utilities of Berlin, Conn. +She went to the bank where the documents were laid out for signing. +Bing's lawyer has asked a judge to annul the Bings' January 1987 marriage, claiming the 86-year-old former Metropolitan Opera leader, who has Alzheimer's disease, didn't know what he was doing when he married her. +Mr. Roberts, previously senior vice president and a director, also was named to the new post of chief operating officer. +According to an aunt, Mary T. Wahler, Thompson also told relatives of an earlier accidental firing and a fire inside the turret. +But Anthony Clay, of Smith-Woolley, says it is picking up a little although remaining sticky around the Pounds 250,000-Pounds 350,000 range. +VIVIENNE Westwood has an image problem. +The temblor lasted eight seconds, the government news agency Notimex quoted Pedro Pellandini of the National University as saying. +Bruriah stood up to them, putting new interpretations on the Old Testament. +Aoun and Hrawi are Maronite Catholics, who have dominated Lebaneses politics since the nation's independence from France in 1943. +I hid on the fire escape all Wednesday morning. +Mr. Snell said he ultimately accepted a much smaller rate increase, largely because Pinnacle West and the utility have sharply reduced costs and raised capital through the sale of a plant. +Webb and others say there are still enough good candidates to fill the vacancies. +But buying interest in the dollar, bonds and stocks waned a bit as the session passed, apparently because of worries about the monthly trade report due out Friday. +They include the commander of the elite Year 2000 Battalion, another troop commander and key officers in other sections of the 15,000-strong Defense Forces. +Speaking to about 70,000 people packed into St. Peter's Square, the pontiff also appealed for help for survivors of the earthquake that rocked Soviet Armenia earlier this month, killing an estimated 55,000 people. +Campeau itself, which is a large creditor of FSI, would end up with 14.79 per cent of Ralphs. +The number of unemployed Americans who were actively seeking jobs fell 151,000 to 6.39 million last month. +But BATC is simultaneously hoping to improve the efficiency of the existing terminal so that when the wraps come off the new buildings next year, the entire system will be quicker and easier to use. +Common Market finance ministers approved changes in the European Monetary System that are intended to help it survive periods of currency turmoil. +Others think Apple and IBM won't agree on hardware, but will limit themselves to a software deal, such as joint support for a new pen-based computer operating system from Go Corp. +It is probably best to carry a driving licence or a photocopy of your passport. +The figures are in billions of dollars, seasonally adjusted: (billions of dollars) Nov. +MORE than half of Ford's research and development workers affected by its plans to relocate 300 jobs to Germany staged a one-day strike yesterday at Dunton, Essex, where the company has two plants. +Then, it is down a bumpy dirt road, past a final military checkpoint and into the Garden of Eden. +He added, however: "I don't see red ink" for the quarter, which, because plants prepare to produce new models, is usually the weakest of the year for auto makers. +Starting with the current quarter, it will be judged on its "Focus 1" stocks, although performance through September won't be restated. +Within 72 hours of his arrest on a drunken-driving charge, James H. Parker received letters from five different lawyers he had never heard of. +"I started singing funny little songs, patter songs," he says. "So I started taking lessons and still do, to keep me on the straight and narrow." Even then, he was carefully cultivating his image as urban sophisticate. +However, authorities refuse to answer questions about unrest or protests, creating a climate in which rumors flourish and confirmation is almost impossible to obtain. +The hitherto secret Soviet defense budget will be published, he said. +Traders and support staff laboured without heat or air conditioning amid repeated crank bomb threats and the overhanging threat of power loss. +They took few steps to make the plant more profitable in the weeks ahead of monetary union. +His daughter, Myriam Bosch, said she was heartened by Thursday's show of support. +For the last eight months, city workers have been using long-handled fish nets to scoop the multicolored condoms from the sewage and count them each day. +The Bush administration and lawyers for the Security Pacific National Bank urged the court to reject the appeal. +First National held deposits of $11.6 million in 2,500 accounts, including $7,000 in four accounts that exceeded the federal deposit limit of $100,000 for each depositor. +The agent ordered the robber to drop his weapon and shot him when he refused, and the fleeing gunman dropped both the money and his weapon as he ran outside. +The officials say all but two democratic countries in the hemisphere _ Mexico and Ecuador _ have withdrawn their ambassadors from Panama City. +The sale is part of Allegis's previously announced strategy to sell its non-airline units and focus on its United Airlines operation. +The source said the ministry has its own list of clients who allegedly received compensation, but won't release it while its investigation continues. +Gravley said the bus was on a transcontinental run from New York to Los Angeles. +The window went up and he drove away. +Pegasus said the two mining concerns couldn't agree on certain management provisions of the merged company. +"They can celebrate their survival _ that's all they can celebrate," said Pierre Terzian, editor of the Paris-based newsletter Petrostrategies. +England was a small, poor country, with a one-crop economy and little international influence. +Mikva mentioned Derwinski's "skills, talents and color." Among those attending the ceremony were former House speakers Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill of Massachusetts and Jim Wright of Texas. +Even if both of those hurdles were cleared, there would not be enough support to override a veto, they said. +An earlier edition said that the unit's investment in Asix is unprofitable. +It's starting to look as if she really is going nuts. +On Tuesday night, a nationally televised news program showed photographs with biographical information of 21 student leaders being sought by the government. +Load factor dropped to 48.8% from 49.6%. +Revelations about President Bush's role in covert support for the Nicaraguan Contras should not be allowed to damage evolving bipartisan cooperation on foreign policy between Congress and the White House, House Speaker Jim Wright said today. +The order came about an hour after martial law was declared in parts of Beijing, including Tiananmen Square, where hundreds of thousands of Chinese have been demonstrating for political reforms. +A "decade of crisis has damaged the living standards of the population in an unprecedented way," Salinas said. +The sense of impending doom has stymied teamwork, they say. +"We just really don't know where we stand right now, but it don't look near as bleak as it did before it started raining," Elliott said. +The men from Mars may face melt-down in the German ice cream market, writes Christopher Parkes in Bonn. +On the other, private aircraft owners, corporate plane users and commuter airlines, all of which contend that a six-seat Piper Cub has the same right to use a runway as a 400-seat DC-10. +"I have carried out certain operations which require the banking market to give me Hong Kong dollars," said Joseph Yam, Hong Kong's deputy secretary for monetary affairs. +Rivera Damas had acted as mediator in the negotiations. +Most use guns or hang themselves. +Tokyo stocks retreated Wednesday. +The Marines will be flown directly from Camp Lejeune to Panama. +Nobody doubts that China's pragmatic leaders seek to improve the investor environment, and the steps taken so far are helping some financially troubled joint ventures. +The industrial average hit bottom near the 2500 level on both Oct. 13 and Oct. 16. +Until recently, it has been running as high as 400%. +Since mid-January, the dollar has traded between its recent highs and its lows of 137 yen and 1.77 marks, but it has spent most of the time in a much narrower range. +The market started off downward based on bearish numbers from the American Petroleum Institute, said Bob Baker, an oil analyst at Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. +"Decriminalization is the only solution," Crockett, D-Mich, told The Detroit News in an interview published Sunday. "Our courts are burdened down with these drug cases and there is nothing they can do about it. +The groups were responsible for attacks on Israeli soldiers and civilians, as well as on Arabs suspected of collaborating with Israel, he said. +When Optical Radiation launched U.S. sales of the product, Richard D. Wood, the company's president and chief executive officer, said it would have a "significant impact" on company results. +But officials in the Lebanese capital denied that the gunmen were there. +"It depends on our trustees in each of the funds." +Over the past year alone, employment at the computer-store franchiser has swollen to 650 from 60, not counting any franchisee workers. +Hospital officials said four Arabs were wounded. +Paul Nisbet, of Prudential-Bache Securities, said employees likely were the biggest source of rumors. +Its density is on par with that of Arabian Light. +While the estimated long-term cost of bringing the system "up to standard" is a daunting amount, the U.S. cannot just write off the task as hopeless. +"The fact that it has been referred confirms our concern that the U.K. government attitude (against consolidation) hasn't changed," said Stephen Clapham, an analyst at brokers Hoare Govett Ltd. +Goody's stock closed in national over-the-counter trading yesterday at $18.75 a share, up $1. +Each member syndicate deposited $500,000, money that could also be used as part of the syndicates' own reserves backing underwriting. +Jane Goodall, who comes out of Africa each year to lecture and raise money for conservation research, says she is concerned for the chimpanzees she has observed in Tanzania for 29 years. +While the earlier movements were often associated with right-wing extremists, the latest proposal is endorsed by Gov. George Deukmejian. +In Washington, the White House called the accord "a great day for the Polish people and for freedom." +Mikhail Baryshnikov gave an exciting performance in "American Document" at the opening night gala of the Martha Graham Dance Company. +Toledo Zoo officials called the dispute a "slap in the face" to the Chinese. +The two men are on opposite sides of the issue. +For Britain the threat of imported inflation is very real. 'Many who advocate floating know full well what the consequences would be. They intend a devaluation of the pound. +A federal appeals court Friday cleared the way for restoration of rules designed to prevent cable TV systems from showing syndicated programs that local TV stations also might be showing. +Warner-Lambert, maker of the drug it wants to market under the name Cognex, said it would seek meetings with top FDA officials to overturn the decision. +The firm's admission has some Wall Street professionals worried about increased vigilance by the government in the markets. +Guides have revised their teaching about Lenin. +"I'm like a comet watcher," he says. +AT&T, the dominant long distance carrier, is asking the Federal Communications Commission to loosen some regulatory ties on AT&T that other companies do not face. +Lorimar Telepictures dipped 3/8, to 12 3/4, as Warner Communications agreed to acquire the company in a stock swap. +After three poor years for property, values look relatively cheap and the prospects for growth are considered excellent in an economy emerging from recession. +Traders said the Freddie Mac issue had little impact on the underlying pass-through market because the deal had been rumored since last week. +It said it won't release further information unless an offer is made or the board decides not to proceed with a merger or other material transaction. +The jump in spending was a surprise and an even stronger inflationary factor, said William O'Neill, research director at Elders Futures Inc. in New York. +Martin Laffer, no relation, is a former IRS official now advising taxpayer clients. +A federal complaint alleges that producer George Tobin threatened to sell to another company a master tape of a new Tiffany album containing songs, the copyrights of which are owned by MCA. +The New York Times reported Monday that Mata was being investigated for unauthorized contacts with Cuban agents. +NEW ACCOUNT: Pillsbury named Leo Burnett's London office to handle its Jus-rol line of frozen pastry and potato products. +Five on the list have been arrested. +Yet Saddam and his regime survive a year later to torment the president who denied his dream of conquest. +A world where I now totally exist," it said. +Its watchers are, on the whole, a disloyal group of channel-zapping "grazers" and news junkies, who spend an average of just 26 minutes a day watching CNN, according to audience research. +Since October 1986 Customs has made 10 seizures aboard Avianca planes, many of them in flower shipments, for a total of 1,000 pounds of cocaine. +The spokesman also said that some parts that don't match government specifications still work. +A spokesman for Penske Corp. and a spokeswoman for GE Capital wouldn't comment on whether GE Capital will immediately contribute money to the new venture and, if so, how much. +In Granby, students who comprise virtually the entire population of the little school stood for 45 minutes in heavy rain before returning to class, said Principal John Cullinan. +They produce it and they can spot it. +"Sununu is setting up the office to let be Bush be Bush. +The high school students were protesting a series of presidential decrees this year that allow teachers to give penalty points to rule breakers. +Though Japanese banks long ago recognized the island's economic potential, relations with China had always been considered too sensitive to risk establishing direct commercial ties with Taiwan, which China continues to claim is part of its territory. +Our letters column Tuesday carried complaints from two Argentinean industrialists, Robert Rocca and Amalia Lacroze de Fortabat, about material used by the Journal's Peter Truell in a page-one article May 31. +In addition, the company lists on its books as an "asset held for sale" the merchant-banking portfolio of Signal Capital Corp., which carries a book value of about $365 million. +The company, which made its initial public offering last April, has 2,450,000 shares outstanding. +While preliminary population estimates had shown Florida gaining three seats in the House of Representatives, the Sunshine State could add as many as five seats, the Population Reference Bureau said Thursday. +"We're looking at several possible developments as well as some acquisitions," Rumbolz said. "It's impossible to say how soon we will make a move. +Supporters of the bill have argued that improving automobile fuel economy to an average of 40 mpg from today's 27.5 mpg would save 2.8 million barrels of oil a day. +Who says theater can't be real? +"The answer to Baker was not negative, but we have to remember that the train got off the tracks, both because of Baker's questions and because the government fell apart," Levy told the daily Yediot Ahronot. +Taiwan was quick to react to last week's ouster of Hu Yaobang, the Chinese Communist Party general secretary. +To stop that descent, the company focused on old-fashioned consumer advertising, including a well-received TV campaign that invited customers to try the Post brand for a week. +The systolic reading, usually averaging 120 for a healthy person, indicates the pressure of the blood against artery walls when the heart is beating. +Delta said it plans to stick with its own proposal, effective Sept. 8, which calls for three levels of discount fares. +The Treasury dug in and said that 3 per cent was the maximum feasible. The emotion which that debate engendered was comparable with that which occurred later over 'shadowing' the D-Mark or joining the ERM. +Foster Wheeler, the US engineers, had been contracted to oversee the plan, the first phase of which was to have been completed by 1996. +Vodka costs at least $27 a bottle in Norway, where liquor is heavily taxed. +In July it rose 0.2%. +Although tough anti-protest laws and surveillance of university campuses remain in place, many expressed relief that martial law was over. "This is the way it should be," said a high school student about the opening of the square to the public again. +DP leaders are mostly Kikuyu and former members of the government. Political analysts say the DP may further alienate the Kikuyu inhabitants of the populous Central Province, away from the ruling party. +The Chinese were notified at a meeting at Grumman headquarters Wednesday that they would not be permitted on Grumman property after 5 p.m. EDT that day, a company spokesman said Thursday. +New Hampshire could be a last stand for Kemp and du Pont, as well as for two Democrats, former Gov. Bruce Babbitt of Arizona and former Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado. +The stock rose 29 French francs to 830 francs ($159). +If the April rise in consumer prices had been more than the expected 0.4 percent, many analysts said, stocks and bonds would likely have taken another sharp hit today. +Nearly 3 million Afghans fled to adjoining Pakistan over the past decade, and Afghan guerrilla operations have been based there. +You really CAN'T wear that dreadful jacket and that frightful hat in Aspen. +Harvey Miller, Texaco's bankruptcy counsel, said, "They can't cram down a settlement number on Texaco without a lot of litigation." +The Public Citizen Health Research Group asked the Food and Drug Administration to restrict the use of the intravenous sedative midazolam, because the group said its use has led to 40 U.S. deaths. +Hot, humid air in the Southeast produced showers and thunderstorms in Alabama, southern Florida, and the central Gulf Coast region. +Robert Greene covers Veterans Affairs for The Associated Press. +"The bankruptcy court and Dennis Shedd would not have gone forth with the deal if they were not confident about the financing," he said. +But many older pipelines were never buried, the board said. +The summit is to be held off Malta on Dec. 2 and 3. +Spain's consumer prices rose 4.4% in March from a year earlier and 0.7% from the previous month, the National Institute of Statistics said. +Many arbitragers were involved with Storer by this stage, and Oakley Sutton's profits from such trading don't seem inordinately large. +Furthermore, the company rejected the NRC's contention that it failed to comply with regulations, saying it set up schedules to fix problems as soon as they were discovered. +"If the world is unwilling to pay for the benefits it derives from the Amazon forest, then the amount that is ultimately preserved will be less than is optimal from a global perspective," the report said. +Many investors, particularly pensioners, need to squeeze as much income as they can from their ventures and are reluctant to take any risks with the capital. +Christmas music played softly throughout the airport. +Conversely, children who needed special reading help but were well behaved tended to be overlooked by the system, the study found. +Management locked out 20,000 workers at another Hyundai plant. +The prince said the border was the beginning of regional transport networks and a token of Israel's and Jordan's desire for material economic links. +City mental health officials said a review board at St. Elizabeths has approved Hinckley's participation in an outing to a museum, park or other public place. +The proposed order would empower the Federal Emergency Management Agency to help utilities compose and test the evacuation plans that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission requires before it issues an operating license. +You have to be very aware of what's going on around you - and the people who do write are more aware of what prison is than those who don't. +The Soviets have a clear favorite in next week's U.S. presidential election. +Such a revival might be inflationary were it not for retail sales, which grew a lackluster 0.1 percent in May, extending a long slump. +Israeli Defense Force Chief of Staff Dan Shomron believes Israel can't rule 1.8 million Palestinians by force except through "deportation, starvation or genocide." +Entertainer Anita Bryant was a hit during a holiday weekend appearance in the town where she was born and gained her first singing experience. +Demographers say the city's population has been less than half white since the early or mid-1980s; it now is estimated at about 47 percent. +A media foundation asked the FCC to abandon the rule because it was reducing media diversity by forcing closings. +Once a stock is delisted, it would have to meet even stiffer requirements to get back on the Nasdaq system, including a minimum bid price of $3 a share. +An estimated 500 Americans slipped out of Kuwait after the Aug. 2 Iraqi invasion. +At yesterday's hearing, William Schwemer, a senior FDA official, defended the agency's import-screening efforts, saying the 40% violation rate "indicates our targeting approach is highly effective." +He was interned during a severe Communist crackdown on religious practice, and freed in 1954. +Wainoco Oil Corp. said it completed the redemption of all common stock warrants outstanding. +His remarks were carried by the official Iraqi media and translated by The Associated Press: Ladies and gentlemen; dear children: I know that you are pained because your relatives are not allowed to leave Iraq. +He noted that the state budget has had to cover large unexpected expenses for disaster relief. +Otherwise, brokers said, the market was suffering mainly from neglect, with many participants getting an early start on the long Memorial Day weekend. +People who resign can collect 75 percent of their previous salary the first year and 50 percent the second. +Saudi officials, for instance, continue to insist the kingdom won't any longer be OPEC's "swing" producer, meaning that they won't reduce output to make up for excess production by other members. +It stopped making washing machines after the pact was signed and moved that operation to Ohio. +Outgoing savings and loan bailout chief L. William Seidman, showered with congressional praise today, cautioned legislators not to expect miracles from his successor. +The changes will be made during the next 90 days, the company added. +DEDUCTIONS Deductions will be worth more this year since tax rates are going down in 1988. +The pro-Cuban Tupac Amaru launched its armed insurgency against Peru's elected government in 1984. +It sold more than 1.5 million copies. +NAB said, however, that most of the 10 people it was told would be on the advertising panel oppose or have indicated concern about beer and wine advertising. +Honduran military sources said 200 Sandinistas were killed, 16 captured and others injured during the incursion, which lasted less than a week. +Howard Allen of Chicago's youth section. +He speaks not just for Uddevalla but for all of Sweden when he says: 'The mentality has to change. +"Absolutely not guilty," Keating answered in a loud voice. +He noted that it had 'neither been questioned nor discussed' during the campaign. By tradition, politics were never discussed on such occasions. +Moreover, the magazine heard from some 2,000 readers who wanted to buy subscriptions, said Patricia Evert, promotion manager. +To qualify for funding projects must be deemed to benefit the global environment, not just the country in question. +An official agreement will be released by the beginning of June. +(No. 1) to Affiliated Publications Inc. (No. 500). +Thousands of firefighters shoveled and sprayed to corral nearly 93,000 acres of burning Idaho timber Saturday, and the weather cooperated with occasional rain showers and lower temperatures. +A federal appeals court is ordering the Federal Communications Commission to reconsider its approval of the 1986 sale of six Spanish-language television stations to a division of Hallmark Cards. +Balzary, 26, also pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and solicitation to commit an unnatural and lascivious act. +The global total reached Dollars 24bn in 1990; 15 per cent of pharmaceutical sales. +Moreover, part of Easter House's earnings inured to Kurtz's benefit. +"When you look at the issues they're trying to raise, they don't fly," he says. +'It is a proven product with many users, so we regard it as adequate for us, too. +ChemLawn, Columbus, Ohio, is a professional lawn care company. +The 'Regulator' allows the chancellor to vary indirect taxes at any time. +Residents of the tribal homelands are denied South African citizenship and the residential, pension and work rights that accompany the citizenship. +RJR Nabisco Inc. said J. Tylee Wilson will step down as chairman in April, speeding up his departure as head of the tobacco and food concern. +And I don't want to _ want to think that the status quo has to go on forever. +By now, Karpov had less than 48 minutes to do 22 moves. +Continuing its campaign against capitalist tendencies, the party announced the ouster of astrophysicist Fang Lizhi for allegedly inciting recent student protests. +Several Baby Bells offer variations of automated orders. Pacific Bell, a unit of San Francisco-based Pacific Telesis Group, is conducting tests in Sacramento, Calif., in which clients order special features on a touch-tone phone. +The country's total legal export earnings are about twice that amount. +Mandela was greeted by about 200 supporters and relatives on Wednesday, his first birthday in freedom after 27 years in a South African prison for fighting the country's white-minority government. +The show, officially titled the Soviet Export Goods Exhibition, initially was scheduled to begin Dec. 14, but was hastily rescheduled to Dec. 8 to coincide with Gorbachev's visit to New York. +This was alarming to Mr. Ferrari because at the end of his vacation he had discovered that he had driven the rented van with the parking brake engaged the whole time. +West Germany's central bank president, Karl Otto Poehl, is known to have been skeptical about the council because of fears that it may infringe upon his Bundesbank's independence. +The proportion of awards to state servants was broadly in line with previous lists, though Downing Street said that now no official was nominated automatically. Political honours, however, were distributed at Westminster rather more sparsely than usual. +The hydrofoil recovered the bodies of a 14-year-old girl; and two men, ages 23 and 39. Two other men, ages 24 and 45, were seriously injured and hospitalized in Lipari. +"We must connect our interests to the clear goal of coming to a common position within NATO through give and take," Soltenberg said in the interview to be published Sunday. +"We decided we'd better include it in our presentation to the committee," a company spokesman says. +The Louvre's director, Michel Laclotte, said the theft of "Portrait of a Seated Woman" appeared to be the work of an "especially clever" professional. +They have developed a reputation for fresh, alertly-balanced and often thrilling performances, notable for clarity and point - a reflection of Jansons's own virtues. +There is no reason for an increase in 1990 funds," Rice told the Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee. +Campbell sells about 5 billion cans of soup a year. +By charging low prices, we attracted large number of students and pensioners - people with low discretionary income, but who as regulars can generate high volumes. +Mr. Quaquil's name was misstated in a previous edition. +The government on Saturday barred new foreign missionaries, saying the country has enough religious workers. +Mr. Reagan must decide whether he wishes the remainder of his presidency to be a party to these evasions. +Pareti recalls his dreams being doomed. +Unisys Corp. is poised to overcome a first-quarter loss sustained during delays in putting a new computer line on sale, Chairman W. Michael Blumenthal said Thursday. +OPEC's official ceiling is 15.06 million barrels daily. +Their sale would allow BMA to gain a profit and focus on its core business, he said. +It's a bonanza though for the medicine industry. +It would give grants to states for expanded child-care services to families earning up to 115% of the median income. +Still, Barth noted some hopeful signs for the savings industry. +The trucking sector's rise resulted from a rally in Consolidated Freightways, which gained 1 3/4 to 15 after issuing its second-quarter earnings report. +Such reviews played a role in the recent judgment against Miles, which merged with Cutter Laboratories Inc. in 1983 and inherited age-bias charges. +In nearly complete returns, the former Colorado senator had 4 percent in the New Hampshire primary. +The option that analysts see as most likely, however, would be an outright sale of the 60-year-old carrier. +The fact that the Fed has even considered the radical change shows the seriousness with which the government is searching for ways to alleviate the credit crunch. +Bush, a member of the NRA, has said he opposes such regulation, while first lady Barbara Bush supports a ban. +"I remember waking up and feeling a hot, burning pain in my belly," Mrs. Ellis says. +The justices, however, can receive protection from their own agents or the marshals should they want it, she said. +Ulumi said two weeks ago that 70 percent of the buildings in the city were completely destroyed. +Luck played its part. +The Australian Embassy sold 66,181 square feet of its 204,440 square foot total holding to a consortium of Japanese and Australian companies. +It added that the superiors of those involved also would be held responsible. +Carole Nigro, Mrs. Dunn's mother, said the high court should have specifically barred Heffernan from hearing domestic cases. +In fact, he says, "Married" sold perhaps as much as two to three times better. +Between 1978 and 1993 average US real wages stagnated. As the US labour market shows, the economy of the industrialised world is a complex mix of good and bad. +Bags belonging to U.S. passengers Charles McKee and Matthew Gannon, who flew into Frankfurt from Cyprus, were unlikely to have been switched either, Henderson said. +Getting a telephone installed may take three months. +Sales by Japanese and foreign motor-vehicle manufacturers of cars, trucks and buses in Japan rose 7.7% in July to 485,547 units from a year earlier, the Japan Automobile Dealers' Association said in a preliminary report. +In the last 12 months it earned about $600,000 in legal ivory sales. +In the event the retail price index news showed inflation slowing to show an annualised gain of only 2.3 per cent. +Similarly, Reagan officials in 1988 had insisted until after the presidential election that the 1987 rescue of the S&L insurance fund was adequate. +While California has been hit relatively hard by the recession, the board notes that the state benefits from optimism, continued job growth, and increased trade with the Pacific Rim. +Wednesday's report of many thousands of people gathered outside the Nagorno-Karabakh legislative building in Stepanakert came from the state-run radio station in Yerevan, the Armenian capital. +But the wider gap on the current account, which measures trade in goods and services, as well as some unilateral transfers, may limit how much taxes can be cut. +But the tobacco industry, Kizer said, spent about $3.2 billion in 1988 for advertising and promotion. +The life of the contract is being audited by Customs itself, and any costs found neither allowable nor allocable will be reimbursed to the government by the vendor. +Authorities said Garrigan, a registered nurse on leave from the center since mid-December, apparently obtained numbers for Garcia's family through the hospital and called the relatives after the mother and child were released Sunday. +New research points to significant changes in the pattern of severe streptococcal infections, Dr. Charles Hoge of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control reported Tuesday at an American Society for Microbiology conference. +A few thunderstorms also hit eastern Wisconsin and south central Minnesota and there were scattered showers from the Texas Panhandle into the central Plains. +Women between the ages of 25 and 45 who are registered as independent voters will be the focus of the campaign, said Judy Bierkamp, political organizer for the National Abortion Rights League of Iowa. +Mr Doug Douglas, deposed as president of the GPMU print union by its executive, has won his case in the High Court and been reinstated. +In 1989, U.S. exports to Japan were less than 2,000 tons. +Jones wanted the manuscript back, but Mrs. Handy refused, and after her death in 1964, relatives stored the document in a garage. +The senators were no doubt sincere in asserting congressional power, but in the process they merely proved how incapable Congress is of planning or implementing any kind of coherent national security policy. +But it is the influence of east Asia that makes this type of argument more pertinent in the 1990s. +But chances are, the problems did exist before," said Dr. Lyn Styczynski, who works at a family counseling center in Boston. "It's not all a godsend. +With better treatment from the West, it will play a key role in leading the Middle East into the modern world. +The Labor Department reported Friday the nation's unemployment rate climbed from 5.2 percent to 5.3 percent in June, reflecting continuing job losses in manufacturing and construction. +The gesture coincides with Washington's decision, due by next week, on renewal of China's Most Favoured Nation trading status. +One tableau of "The Imperial White Nights" is a stunning succession of gossamer-light silvery embroidered dresses. +South Florida and the extreme southern part of Texas and Hawaii are the only U.S. areas along the track. +Prices of U.S. Treasury bonds surged. +Teachers closed their books, postmen dropped their mailbags, and transit passengers were left crowded on train and subway platforms waiting for the occasional ride. +In view of the high fiscal deficit, a fiscal stimulus is neither probable nor desirable. +Felicia Stephens, 20, missing since Dec. 26. +Mr. Biderman boasts that "the South Bronx as a national symbol of urban blight is very quickly becoming a fading memory." +Mr. Yeltsin's sporadic, ill-prepared visits abroad have brought him more harm than good. +The eight activists have not yet been resentenced. +Some government offices and courts suspended operations. +Outside the meeting room, Ruder, who previously said he would stay on at the SEC until a successor was named, said "I suppose the final means of forcing some action would be for me to leave," although he has not set a deadline for himself. +At the other end of the scale, 51 hospitals, or 0.9 percent, were found to have Medicare death rates lower than projected. Applying the revised calculations, such hospitals numbered 48 in 1987 and 40 in 1986. +Northwest has claimed that the so-called 50 per cent rule was an 'informal' agreement. +But ethylene oxide and derivative production isn't expected to resume until the third quarter, he said. +That suit charges that Tupperware misled the couple about the profitability of the Needham, Mass., distributorship that they bought in 1981 and didn't make proper disclosures. +I told him I was just walking. 'So you are English,' he beamed. +The dollar finished mixed after falling overseas Tuesday, while gold prices slipped. +Ford's white-collar unions representing 12,500 salaried workers threatened a walkout when contract talks broke down late last month. +The commissioner of labor statistics, Janet Norwood, called the drop in factory jobs "the most disturbing feature" of the new data. +Mr. Tobback declared in a newspaper interview: "Let me remind you that at the end of his trial Nasser said he would begin again immediately. +A court ruling that prosecutors can't automatically try mob suspects in one mass trial on the sole basis that the Mafia is directed by a Palermo-based "commission," which the state did in the maxitrial. +The task force, a joint effort of the Justice Department, the bank board, the FBI and the Internal Revenue Service, has brought indictments against 50 people for S&L or bank fraud and obtained 32 convictions in two years. +With only four of the board's 11 seats, the group needs to win over at least two incumbents. +Sears, Roebuck & Co. took a major step to expand its presence in the red-hot retail auto parts industry with an offer to buy Western Auto Supply Co. for about $250 million, or $19 a share. +The South African government says the days of apartheid are past. +A steelworker from the Ural Mountains, for instance, bitterly complained to the party conference that there is no meat in local stores. +"Down here, when you're right you win," she says, "and when you're wrong you lose." +The employee retention plan will be presented to Aug in early March, Ms. Sanger said. +Mr. Bradtmiller said that the provision for income taxes for the quarter of $94.7 million included $1.8 million for the reversal of the investment tax credit, which is repealed in the new tax law retroactive to the beginning of 1986. +White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said that the grain-buying credit will be offered to the Soviet Union in three parts over the next nine months. +The program is required to prepare an annual report on the distribution of funds, and the report released Wednesday was the first. +I have at stake the lives of American kids. +Quality, equity and cost are related variables. +He declined to disclose the agreed tax rate, but said it will involve the government's reimbursing the group for part of its royalty tax payments. +Music, "12 Etudes for Piano," by William Bolcom. +The arrests were made at the bank. The three traders were in the bank's domestic bond-trading department, which includes trading of West German government bonds. +The man, D.G. Owens, actually was an agent of the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. +Last week the union said it would give each striker a $1,250 Christmas bonus, sweetening a prior offer to give them interest-free loans. +There is also a "How-To" channel, as well as "Sci-Fi," which hopes to get off the ground by year end. +I'd like to be missed rather than remembered. +Local Canada Customs officials have asked the agency that operates the international bridges to expand the customs facilities and are trying to persuade Ottawa to allocate more staff. +The larger this figure, the riskier the portfolio is thought to be. +The ban's implementation was delayed in the hope a compromise solution could be found with the United States. +Moreover, currency dealers had anticipated the latest rate increase, which so far has failed to help _ in fact the dollar by late Friday had risen to 157.65 yen from 152.70 yen on March 20. +By all accounts, the U.S. sanctions have taken a serious economic and psychological toll on South Africa. +Harris' election last September by members of the Boston Episcopal diocese also touched off debate from other denominations that bar women from the priesthood. +Mr. Diaz will continue as president of the company's international division. +Additional moves also are being considered to enhance shareholder value, Smith has said. +Jack Orben, chairman and chief executive of Associated Family Services, a New York-based firm that handles more than 250 portfolios for individuals and organizations, wouldn't be surprised if stock prices fall a little in the near future. +Bond prices rose sharply Friday amid intense speculation among traders that the Federal Reserve has moved to lower interest rates. +The Puget-Columbia pipeline has six corporate sponsors so far, including forest products concerns Weyerhaeuser Co., Boise Cascade Corp. and Smurfit Newsprint Corp., a unit of Jefferson Smurfit Corp. +But things are looking up for the lowly bogs, and it may be just in time. +The impact broke the plane's wings and smashed the cockpit windows. +You cannot afford to have your board wiped out.' 'Our board members do a lot of travel offshore,' says Chevron. +"The Soviet Union sucks us into agreements and later violates them," Burton asserted. "This is another tragic mistake." A French warship spotted three mines and Iranian spe Navy vessels. +Lawyers for creditors said that Mr. Copeland and possibly the company are expected to file their own plans. +We think about two out of five make it across." At the northern end of the pipeline, two Salvadoran and three Guatemalan women shared a cramped cell in the Tijuana city jail. +"Thank God the ambassador published it because he saved some lives," D'Amato said. +The opening day's competition winnowed a field of 222, the largest in the history of the event, to 151, including Lisa, a 4th grader who studies the violin. +The complexity of the problem requires additional international cooperation, in particular to trace, freeze and confiscate the proceeds of drug traffickers, and to curb money laundering. +It is a common anti-government theme here that the interim government wants to maintain some totalitarian aspects of the Ceausescu leadership. +Think of the diligence. +Still, the selection of a seeming abortion-neutral nominee only postpones the GOP's indecision on abortion. +Also, some states have "recission" rules that force a fund to allow investors to redeem shares at a prior price that may be higher than the current value. +Last year, more than two-thirds of all city and county bond measures failed. +It's not current state of the art," said Lt. +The worst appears over for the dollar but the U.S. currency isn't likely to rise much further, a growing number of European foreign exchange experts say. +In France, the leftist daily Liberation said, "Germany united is the victory of European reason." +"The conduct at issue in this case is readily distinguishable from those crimes: It involves no malice and injures no victims." +Such fears have been fueled by calls such as one recently issued by former Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella urging Arabs across the Mideast to attack American and Western embassies if war occurs. +The manager hasn't been accused of wrongdoing. +She said live dynamite had been planted randomly in vehicles near a training site in an exercise for explosives-detecting dogs Thursday. +Digital, the nation's second largest computer firm, has never had a layoff in its 31-year-history and said it has no plans for one. +The Massachusetts bill was the outcome of a nine-month legislative struggle and comes two years after Massachusetts voters voted 2-1 for a non-binding referendum urging Congress to enact a national health care program. +Share prices were higher, near the day's best levels, at midday Tuesday, helped by Wall Street's late rally on Monday. +The new state of 'Mercia', with Birmingham as its capital, would take its name from an early medieval kingdom. +And not just this year. +Police and other security sources, however, blamed the Fatah-Revolutionary Council group of Palestinian terrorist mastermind Abu Nidal. +It may be just as well that the government will present two budgets this year. +Another factor that some analysts believe may delay any increase in the discount rate is the government offering of Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. shares in November. +Evenings are often work times, too. +Unsecured creditors, among them Airbus Industrie and Boeing Co., wouldn't be likely to get a penny of the approximately $1 billion they're owed. +The company didn't release the text of the letter. +Traditional markets have matured. +An administration official said in an interview that "there is no room to negotiate on plant closings," adding that the chances are "zero" that Mr. Reagan will sign a bill containing the clause. +Thousands of the faithful and the curious visited the white, concrete church about 15 miles northwest of Pittsburgh after hearing reports the eyes, which appeared as small slits, partially closed March 24 then returned to normal a few days later. +"We need more women in government," she says, "and a business background there could be very relevant." +Citizens of Marin, north of San Francisco, were warned to shut off their gas because the smell of gas was all over town. +The oil sector had the greatest losses of the day, as profit-taking set in after Thursday's poor performance of oil stocks on Wall Street. +There was a two-hour lull at daybreak, allowing people to venture out to supermarkets to stock up on supplies. +As Mr. Bigshot leaves the group behind, she wishes him luck. +About 12 protesters tried to enter the base but were blocked by Japanese police and U.S. Marines. +"We will opt for a political solution," he said. "The camp of intimidation rejects any political solution. +Santa Daumann, a 59-year-old grandmother from the New York City borough of Brooklyn, won more than $1 million Friday playing slot machines at Harrah's Marina Hotel Casino. +Glaze said he had no complaint with the jury. +But an effective extradition program could certainly let drug terrorists know that they will find no safe harbor from U.S. law in Colombia. +Indeed, the Sandinistas have shown little faith in honoring any of the points agreed to at Sapoa. +He's a soft-spoken, sensitive-looking war hero who quotes Yeats and dates actress Debra Winger, raises money by the bushel and has a 75 percent-plus approval rating in a conservative Republican state. +A group led by Goldman Sachs & Co. priced $70 million Virginia Beach Development Authority's hospital revenue bonds. +Rather, worker attitudes made the real difference. +The group claims the reason is that the test makers are using national average scores as much as 10 years old. +"This terroristic act is sticking in our throat," Bush said, declaring he was acting even though his decision could incite new violence in the Mideast. +Roland D. Grimm, president and a director of Faneuil Management Corp., Boston, was elected a director at this financial-services and specialty-retailing company, bringing the number of board seats to 17. +The Democrats fared worse, to the point that a plurality of the men in the poll said the Democrats do not choose their best candidate. +Two ranch foremen, Naju Lnu and Paringer Singh, were named in a criminal complaint filed last month. +In a few years, developers predict, many of the honky-tonks in the Wanchai waterfront area will be memories, driven away by dwindling business, higher rentals and the popularity of classier nightspots elsewhere in this British colony. +The new surgery would remove one lobe of a healthy person's liver and transplant it into an infant. +She is diminished when (competent) regulators bind them. +Inamullah Khan, secretary-general of the World Moslem Congress, was chosen last month to receive the award. +Each item is priced according to the local unit. +A House ethics committee inquiry into Wright's conduct remains open. +The measure, backed by the casino industry, was approved 83 percent to 17 percent. +That trial ended abruptly last September when High Court Justice Dennis Barker ruled that all six defendants had no case to answer and ordered the jury to acquit them. +We cannot go on fighting with each other," Chandra Shekhar told the lower house of Parliament. +"I think he has to admit that the policy was flawed. +At Clomot, near Pouilly, there is a gorgeous view of a private chateau with a long lilac-topped wall and a white horse grazing in a stream below. +Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., ranking Republican on the Judiciary committee, said he thought a constitutional amendment was "the only sound and safe way" to protect the flag. +I hate starting something and leaving it hang." Underwood left Carnegie Mellon's drama department midway through his junior year and headed for New York. +Fine Gael, a rurally based party with largely middle-class support, will have eight ministers. +Lotus argued that competitors were trying to copy the program's "look and feel" _ the actual keyboard commands and images used in the program. +"Not only are malt liquor products harmful themselves, but like wine coolers and other alcohol beverages they are `gateway' drugs that pave the way to crack cocaine, heroin and polysubstance addiction," he said. +The taxes would include an 8% minimum tax on corporate profits, a "speculation tax" of up to 90% on profits from some real-estate sales and an inheritance tax on estates above C$1 million. +The hospital announced the development in a statement by neurologist Edward Hitchcock, whose team carried out Britain's first known fetal brain-cell transplants in March and April. +Joseph Bothwell, senior vice president, said anticipated cost overruns on defense contracts and one-time charges from the company's reorganization are expected to contribute to the loss. +Dell was started in 1984 under the name PC's Limited while Mr. Dell was a student at the University of Texas. +And they will win us a fourth," she said. +Mandela was released in February after 27 years in jail for opposing the white minority government. +"One Million From All Walks of Life Demonstrate in Support of Hunger-Striking Students," read the banner headline on the People's Daily, the official organ of the Communist Party. +I haven't seen the Iraqi flotilla off the marina," said Miller. +Kidde Inc. said it is studying two formal offers to acquire all or a large part of the company. +Compliance hopes to launch a company and commercial law package in December. Lawyers and accountants buying the system will have to pay Pounds 995 a year for one user and Pounds 395 for each additional user. +Juergen Bischoff, a spokesman for the Switzerland-based International Committee of the Red Cross, confirmed the arrival of the workers but declined to give details. +The Iraqis have taken one step further, and we have to react accordingly," he said. +In Kirkland, a McCaw spokeswoman confirmed the investment but declined to comment further. +The day after the 34-year-old Peruvian became manager of Procter & Gamble Co.'s subsidiary here in September 1988, the economy hit the skids. +Health authorities have disputed the allegations, saying the wounded man was treated by doctors at Bindura hospital and could not have been saved. +The machine injects a chemical that induces coma followed by another chemical that causes death. +Says Richard MacDonald, an analyst at First Boston Co.: "Time has been very good at exploiting and protecting their media franchises, but they really haven't created anything new." +As the unprecedented jousting for power continues, Mazowiecki faces tackling Poland's tremendous economic problems _ a $39 billion foreign debt, chronic shortages of even basic foods and declining industrial production. +You would obtain tax relief at your marginal tax rate on the investment, with the account enjoying relief on income and capital gains. +The market is now quietly confident that Redland will win the day with its bid, which closes on March 26. There was nothing in the Budget proposals for the oil sector, which tended to lag behind the rest of the equity market. +He has been an enthusiastic backer of a proposed 18-mile private toll road near Dulles Airport. +Moldy or shriveled peanuts? ANSWERS 1. +Prime Minister Jacques Chirac's campaign blasted off last month. +TO MARK National Library Week, the British Library's reading room at the British Museum was opened to the public yesterday for the first time since it was built in 1857. The library, founded in 1753, holds 10m books. +The newspaper cited sources as saying the committee has met with MCorp managers and federal regulators with a goal of submitting a plan to rescue the company. +The acquisition proposal sent the stock prices of both companies soaring. +Even the North Vietnamese couldn't believe we could be that stupid; a number of North Vietnamese military officials have noted that they missed a golden opportunity because they were unprepared to take the offensive. +The United States and its allies finally settled their policy differences with a new pledge last Dec. 22 to work closely to keep the dollar from declining further. +Last week, the chairman of the local's bargaining committee, who recommended a vote in favor of the contract, said his team got everything it could from the troubled aerospace giant. +He has no ability." "China has no press freedom." "The leaders are corrupt. +He wrote: "Please do everything in your power to save from death the participants in the democratic movement in China. +He will decide, depending on the bids he receives, the length and cost of the franchise. +Under amendments it passed yesterday in defiance of a presidential veto, the Russian parliament gave itself and local parliaments the right to supervise media programmes. +Co-defendant Juan Jose Bernabe Ramirez is charged with the felony murder of a federal agent, among other things. +Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., was defeated 58-40 when he offered an amendment that would have delayed the Medicare surtax for a year. +In South Korea, American films are so popular that alleged agents of local filmmakers, fearing competition, released snakes and tear gas into theaters to discourage people from seeing directly distributed U.S. films. +All the launches will have to abide by rules to be negotiated for protection of the sensitive U.S. technology in the satellites, and none of the launches is supposed to occur before both agreements have been concluded. +Consider, for instance, a funeral ad showing a little boy holding another child up to a drinking fountain. +The inspector arrives at an engagement party of north country industrialists - the Birlings of Brumley - gradually to uncover all sorts of skeletons in the cupboard. +For one thing, their most explicit forecasts concerned the year 2100 and not the 1980s. +But Price's consciousness took a detour and wound up on the ceiling. +This competition, he says, will make it very difficult for yields on long-term Treasurys to decline very much in the future. +"Listen, the best part is making money and hiring people," he says. +The organization recently mortgaged more than 100 acres of property to cover a suspended connstruction project and to secure a $20 million line of credit. +C. Olivetti & Co. and Harris Corp. for undisclosed sums. +She said the largest portion of the reduction so far has been through the early-retirement plan available to employees 51 years old or older and meeting certain other conditions. +"He was one of those newspaper editors who rise up now and again from journalism's trough of mortal error and become the personification of certain values deemed important in the community." +In Alaska, firefighters were battling only 16 of 51 wind-whipped fires. +"I am concerned that everyone is getting swept up in a two- or three-party system there," says Donald Shuffstall, a senior vice president of MBank of El Paso. +Earlier this month, Mr Andrei Kozyrev, the Russian foreign minister, warned the US Congress against insisting on the implementation of its vote to arm Bosnian Moslem forces. +The December gold futures contract price declined $1 to $437.70 an ounce in light trading on the Commodity Exchange in New York, where the December silver contract finished at $6.65 an ounce, down three cents. +And, although notices of intentions to deliver coffee against September futures have been heavy for two days, the coffee was snapped up, said Judith Ganes, senior futures analyst at Merrill Lynch. +Panel rules say the offer needs to be made at the highest price paid for the shares. +"Make Our Day _ Try And Burn These Flags, Pinkos," read the sign in a Chicago parade. +Marcos was deposed in February 1986 by a "people's revolution" led by Corazon Aquino, widow of a murdered Marcos opponent. +The Japanese army was allowed to use Thai territory to invade neighboring Burma and in 1942 Bangkok declared war on the Allies. +The East German leader, the first to visit West Germany, flatly rejected Chancellor Kohl's goal of German reunification, and called for the West German government to recognize East Germany as a separate and equal state. +For his part, Bush sought to shield his running mate from Democratic attack, saying it was "rather demeaning" for Dukakis to criticize the Republican vice presidential candidate. +Two U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employees claimed the agency had suppressed their reservations about the telescope's effects on the squirrel population when it released a 1988 impact report. +"The suspect had a pretty good knowledge of where that particular room is located. +The Choctawhatchee River crested at Caryville overnight at 21 feet, or 9 feet above flood stage. +Arce Gomez, his hands clasped behind his back, spoke up at the end of his hearing to request that the records from a 1983 extradition hearing in Argentina be preserved for his defense. +The budget summit may find that raising taxes is easy compared with finding cuts in government spending. +The decree was the latest in a series, which this week has increased the government's control on the economy, dashing hopes that Mr Kravchuk might try to introduce market reforms before parliamentary and presidential elections due next year. +Harriman said no charges have been filed against Catroppo and Langdon in connection with their initial report to police. +In late 1984 Gary Diamond, a member of Mr. Durenberger's health subcommittee, offered what must have seemed like a perfect solution to his financial problems: He would publish a book by the senator. +AT&T's 5ESS digital switch is used widely by the regional Bell companies and overseas telephone companies as the primary exchanges for routing phone and data traffic. +On completion of the purchase, Westcoast said it will hold 69.5% of Canadian Roxy, up from 53%. +NASA redesigned the station according to the dictates of the appropriations committees, but lawmakers on the committees have said they are troubled that the project costs too much and delivers too little. +He said jurors didn't need to convict Taylor in order to send a message to the Statehouse. +"I called every last one of them on that list," he says. +Procter & Gamble's third-ranked Citrus Hill has 9.3% of the frozen market and 9.1% of the ready-to-serve category. +Although price increases of several hundred percent followed, economists hope supplies will improve. +The nitrogen oxide is then reacted with limestone to make calcium nitrate. +So are the bathrobes. +The Senate measure that was cleared would raise significantly from current levels the federal liability limits for oil shippers and producers, and require the president to adjust them every three years to keep pace with inflation. +Do you pamper your skin with "tissue matrix fluid"? +Germany last month presented budget expenditures of 399.7 billion marks, up 5.3% from 1990. +Revenue totaled $15.45 billion, almost flat with the year-ago $15.84 billion. +That took place under a barrage of hostile criticism from Communist authorities in Warsaw, Moscow and other East bloc capitals. +Such a declaration would amount to an announcement that the U.S. intended to abrogate the ABM treaty. +But I've gone eight hours," she said. +"Under these circumstances, police intervened to prevent further damage," Nosiglia said. +Its courses include both undergraduate and postgraduate work and the school tailors courses for managers in local companies. +USX's steel segment remained well into the black despite a decline in operating income due to continued weakness in the market for tubing used in oil and gas exploration. +They all had pretentions either to be the new minister or to dictate who should have the job. +I was uneasy too (and remain so) about the cost, swollen not only by the numbers involved, but the need to submit to fees dictated by the international market. +A senior European monetary official said he was heartened by the latest revised projections by the IMF and some other multilateral institutions. +Quayle has refused to make his grades public. +It also was warm across the South. +The north and the south have met three times since Friday in an unsuccesssful attempt to agree on an agenda for joint parliamentary talks. +He also estimates that the U.S. has 3,000 to 4,000 smart missiles in inventory, and production of more of these weapons also is under way. +The company will be briefing brokers individually next week. Smith New Court was responsible for clipping 2 1/2 off Amstrad which settled at 74 1/2 p on keen turnover of 6.2m. +Similar legislation is pending in the Senate. +In a parting shot, von Raab accused the federal government of lacking the commitment to win the war on drugs. +W. Robert Trounson, deputy business editor of the Los Angeles Times, was named the first civilian chief editor of Pacific Stars and Stripes on Sept. 26. +The government plans a housing bill to reduce limits on private-property rentals. +Indeed, they contend, the pain occurring now for the banking business and its customers holds out the promise of future gains in stability and the potential for growth. +He said: 'We were not asked, and did not form an opinion on the whole picture. +Walsh said his office had tried to determine if North had possession of the documents "so we could subpoena them." Prosecutors then learned from Fawn Hall that the notebooks were in Sullivan's office, Walsh said. +"It will be a cutting edge issue in this year's elections," Sen. Robert Packwood, R-Ore., told abortion-rights supporters in Washington. +Scalia noted that the judge permitted the televised appearance on the basis of testimony of a social worker that the child would be upset. +Proceeds will be used primarily to pay debt and to redeem convertible preferred outstanding. +For example, Toshiba, a computer and electronics concern, might gain the right to manufacture Time Warner's cable TV station selectors. +Control Data Corp. said Thursday it is establishing its Data Storage Products Group as a separate, stand-alone subsidiary to be known as Imprimis Technology Inc. +However, it did put one of its own men in as managing director just over a year ago, and it would be surprising if Sir Ewen were given as free a hand as his predecessor, the great great great great grandson of Coutts' founder. +Print ads are filled with supers, too, but "at least there's some chance with a print ad that a consumer can finally get the message if he or she is determined enough," Mr. Markovich says. +The broadest set of options initially drawn by the president's staff ranged from opening the study areas for leasing and drilling to permanently banning such activity. +The Senate passed a bill aimed at U.S. military bases Monday that bans nuclear weapons and nuclear-armed warships from the Philippines. +A dozen paintings from the collection, started in 1947, were sold for $48.5 million. +IMPORTANT economic data from Germany this week will ensure that the country, already troubled by industrial activity, continues to be the focus of attention. +The churches backed out after Dallas businessman Clifford Sugerman reneged on a $300,000 pledge. +It is essentially a mechanical and electrical contractor in large buildings hit by the downturn in the building industry and a general building maintenance concern built up by Mr Smith. +Afghanistan's Radio Kabul, monitored in Islamabad, said 386 guerrillas and 36 "foreign advisers" were killed. +SEC Commissioner Joseph Grundfest endorsed the idea as one way to recapture the business of many institutional investors who now go abroad to invest in foreign securities. +Women could volunteer for service in the Italian military, one of the last all-male armed forces in Europe, under legislation approved by a parliamentary committee. +At least 47 people were killed when the typhoon earlier ripped through the Philippines and Taiwan. +Charvet, shirtmakers to Windsors, Rothschilds and Rockefellers since 1838, which sells bespoke and ready-made shirts from its premises on the Place Vendome in Paris, is still perhaps the most sought after. +I have just arrived back from Milan by BA, travelling economy class, having paid Pounds 341.50 return. +The society has sold 35,000 transfer plans, more than 50 per cent of which were cases where the company pension scheme was being terminated. +It earned a record $59.2 million, or $1.55 a share, only to watch sales slump to sluggish levels in the first two quarters of the current fiscal year. +Martin du Bois and Mark M. Nelson in Brussels contributed to this article. +One of the earliest columns I wrote for this page said that while television fiction was fun, fact was the real thing; when done well, documentary and current affairs programmes represented the pinnacle of television's achievements. +The leak occurred shortly after midnight, and some victims died in their sleep. +The attempted assassination of Gen. +It also is located in the middle of a cyclone belt. +The market's advance was led by Philip Morris, the most active Big Board stock, which gained 1 3/4 to 62 on 3.7 million shares. +At both plants, a team approach is used for some jobs. +Macy's precarious position stems from a series of management missteps and an unexpectedly weak economy. +At the interim stage, profits also increased 37 per cent to Pounds 3.39m. Mr Richard White, managing director, said he was 'extremely pleased' with the results. +It seems the good results last time round encouraged some leading works into the saleroom, but with reserves higher than the market could stand. +And I think their overall economic performance merits it. +Jacobs Engineering Group of the US has submitted a proposal for the US Department of Energy's Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site contract, valued at Dollars 3.5bn over five years. +Although the returns gave a few members reason to worry because of the closeness of the tally, they set the U.S. on no new course. +She said plant operations did not suffer because of EG&G's lack of legal contracts. +They would understand the problems and appreciate that the government is seeking to resolve them.' +Thus, real personal consumption expenditures rose by 19.5% from 1981 to 1986. +"We have met with (government officials) on numerous occasions. We answered all of the questions and repeat questions," said Washington lawyer Joseph F. Dennin. +He withdrew newspaper licenses and arrested about 45 political figures and others suspected of corruption. +NCR also said it filed amendments today to a lawsuit it had filed earlier in U.S. District Court in Dayton, Ohio, its headquarters city. +Friday's ceremony at the recently renovated studio kicked off a five-year fund-raising campaign. +Mikhail S. Gorbachev handily won re-election Tuesday as Soviet Communist Party leader from a congress that assailed him for eight days but concluded the party could not survive without him. +He learns about the waste and futility of trying to fight an elusive, highly mobile enemy with conventional methods. +Bumble Bee will continue to operate under its current management as a wholly owned subsidiary with headquarters in San Diego, according to Pillsbury's statement. +Japan has a train using superconductivity that is almost ready for commercial use. +But in a sign of progress on the Cambodian issue, the two countries last week held their first high-level meeting in a decade. +The Western nations are trying to present a united front while Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev carries out unilateral cuts in Soviet defense spending and armored divisions and troops in Eastern Europe. +Attorneys representing Texaco and its creditors' and shareholders' committees stand to walk away with some $21 million in legal fees and expenses for about 13 months of work. +Grinnell grew up on a family farm near Elbowoods, the reservation's main town before it was inundated. +If Lorimar ends the agreement or accepts a higher offer from another party, Warner would be entitled to receive a $10 million fee. +While Mr. Fish notes that less than 2% of the bank's customers have left, many of the defections are among large commercial accounts and holders of CDs worth $100,000 or more. +The ruling also calls for additional fines against leaders of the group. +This discrepancy contributed to a continuing rise in the share of adjustables as a percentage of all loans closed. +In his work habits, Mr. Wallace turns out to be nearly as eccentric as his characters. +Drummond had been undergoing dialysis treatments for kidney failure for several weeks, and was fighting an infection. +President Elias Hrawi, elected by Parliament in November with a mandate to carry out a Lebanese peace plan, has dismissed Aoun as military commander. +Do you think the PLO wants to destroy Israel, or do you think it would accept a Palestinian state coexisting with Israel? +Thorn declined to specify why the talks failed, but the spokeswoman cited several factors that may have cooled GTE's ardor. +Having managed prudent balance sheet growth in the recession, the bank should be applauded if it fails to be carried away by the recovery. +A further 57 per cent said prices had remained static. +Prior to the investor group's latest stock purchases, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board approved an agreement between the group and the thrift, Local Federal said. +It, too, usually has only four gears so it also only rarely allows the engine to operate at maximum efficiency. +Jefferson, the third president, doubled the size of the nation by purchasing the Louisiana territory from France in 1803. +The stock market drifted aimlessly today, pausing after more than a week of steady gains. +And I think they are, hopefully, some important achievements," Baker said in an interview. +Iran had requested the council session after boycotting the body for eight years. +The chief government economist on Monday angrily denied reports that millions of the African country's citizens face starvation, and said Sudan would refuse relief even if there was famine. +President F.W. de Klerk's government, which has promised to end apartheid, has toyed with the idea of an alliance with Inkatha, a "rainbow coalition" of blacks and whites that would be a formidable political force. +It was Castro's first trip to South America in 17 years. +A similar phenomenon was recorded 13 years ago when dust from the Sahara was carried through the atmosphere into the High Tatras, Czechoslovakia's highest mountain region and a resort with a national park. +The Middle East News Agency said no one was hurt. +Kansas City Board of Trade executives couldn't be reached for comment on their Value Line stock-index contract. +(39) "My Two Dads," NBC, 15.8. +Their interest in the aesthetics of stone figurines and jewelry has waned. +In the recent dry summers, survivors have been putting down deep roots: this year, they confirmed the old wisdom, that plants puzzle beginners by growing downwards for the first two or three years and then race upwards thereafter. +Critics of his efforts claim he's the one who is after money. +"But now that they are faced with a single option, I think you will see a much faster take-up." The merged company is facing a recession and shrinking advertising expenditure. +"We think it will help us compete better by improving efficiency and productivity." +Those short positions, created by selling borrowed currency with the aim of buying it back at lower levels and profiting on the difference, had been taken in response to the greenback's central bank-led tumble on Friday. +Passengers on two Port Authority Transit buses were escorted from the tunnel on foot. +Miranda is the fourth co-defendant awaiting trial on charges of assisting Noriega in drug trafficking. +For once she acts impetuously, only to find, after she's taken the dive, that Raymond's pool is empty. +Some fellow union members initially resented his clothing design business. +(He was condemned to death, but his sentence was commuted.) In 1951, Henri Petain died. +Other exporting countries, including the 12-nation EEC, say they are not alone in subsidizing agricultural trade and point to the Export Enhancement Program operated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. +This will handle 5m tonnes of coal a year. The other is the dedicated freightliner terminal at the Royal Seaforth Container Terminal. +He had been introduced to female gorillas gradually over recent months and will be with them outdoors routinely from now on. +The House voted overwhelmingly to override President Reagan's veto of the $20 billion Clean Water Act. +According to Fang, former Politburo member Hu Qiaomu had questioned the need to study cosmology since Marxism already maintained the universe was infinite. +A 3-year-old girl, identified as Bruna Costa, was flown out with a concussion and a crushed leg, he said. +To underscore their dismay with current contract negotiations, the pilots have been taxiing their aircraft more slowly than normal and have refused to fly the company's new Boeing 747-400 aircraft. +Each orphan has a tag attached to an arm or leg showing when he or she entered the center and detailing medical care. +The task force first met last January in Moscow. +The British pound regained ground lost earlier in the session, moving to $1.5615, compared with $1.5613 late Wednesday. +Sen. James Donovan missed Monday's vote in the state Senate on legislation to restore capital punishment, a measure Democratic Gov. Mario Cuomo has promised to veto for the eighth straight year. +That's the finding of three Columbia University researchers who followed up on experiments conducted in the 1970s among students at a Stanford University pre-school. +Mr. Forsht said state environmental agencies currently use their best professional judgment to set standards governing the pollutants that chemical and plastics plants can release into waterways or sewage systems. +The oil ministers of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates met Tuesday evening in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and later issued a statement urging production restraint. +The Berkeley police don't have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets. +Added another official, "I think you could say the relationship will slowly phase away. +LATVIA _ Sandwiched between its two Baltic neighbors and bordered on the east by Russia and Byelorussia, Latvia dramatically shows the influence of the Russian influx feared by Baltic militants. +Even when the recession ends, it will never get back to where it was. +The 20 inspectors, some after a sleepless night spent checking two missile sites and writing reports, watched the display in the packed Earls Court Exhibition Center in west London. +De Gaulle always insisted he drew from both the left and right of the political spectrum, but over time the Gaullists have become a conservative party. +Mr. Johnstone, 50 years old, was based in London and found "commuting" home to his family in the U.S. "something of an inconvenience," the spokeswoman said. +But it can pay off. +But manufacturers and consumer groups contend that the measure is designed to protect record companies, which have invested heavily in compact-disk manufacturing, from competition from digital cassettes. +With these two developments working simultaneously, says Mr. Emerson, "the full integration of national markets into a single EC market is the potential source of large gains." +If a boy is hurt, what's the mechanism to get medical attention? +The first local creditor to react was First Interstate Bank of Utah, which foreclosed on two Triad parcels to collect $9 million. +Moynihan has ignored him and holds a 40-plus point lead. +Lafarge Coppee, the French construction materials group, yesterday announced a 26 per cent increase in net profit, to FFr1.55bn (Dollars 267.2m), for 1993. +The study, the most comprehensive of its kind in Japan, will also recommend ways to improve the condition of the forests, Yutaka Kawanaka of the Forestry Agency said in a statement today. +Driven brutally, the Escort leaps from 0-60 mph (0-96 kmh) in 5.7 seconds - a Ferrari Testarossa takes 5.8 - and has a 140 mph (225 kmh) maximum. +Federal election law prohibits anyone from making a donation on behalf of someone else. +On Friday, Labor unveils the consumer price index for May and the Federal Reserve Board releases industrial production and capacity utilization statistics for May. +The space agency has only a 19-day opportunity to begin a Discovery mission dispatching the Ulysses space probe to study the sun. +Both Jones and Kellner said one drawback to the increased spending is that much of the new equipment is expected to be imported. +A fourth defendant, retired Air Force Maj. Gen. +The latest third quarter excludes results from units to be disposed of. +But Mayday said he didn't let Stupak get away easy. +Jesse Jackson trailed with 106,287 votes or 20 percent. Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis had 61,557 votes or 12 percent. +"I play the wife of the murder victim," she said. "The line I objected to was that this man couldn't fall in love with my character because she wasn't a complete woman. +After all, at pro soccer matches in Israel, the fans are separated from the players, referees and each other by barbed wire, while in England the riot squad and ambulances are always on hand and often needed. +Private attorneys suing Drexel and Boesky also welcomed the ruling. +The new schedule, unveiled shortly before the scheduled release of NBC's fall roster, contains six new series, including Steven Bocho's hourlong "Cop Rock," a mix of cops and musical production numbers. +Judge Kenyon ruled, for example, that the INS cannot transfer a Salvadoran detainee for seven days after arrest. +The idea is encourage staff to be able to do each other's jobs as much as possible. +The Simon group recently reaped a big profit on the sale of First Interstate Bank of Hawaii, another Honolulu concern. First Interstate has about $900 million in assets. +Gustave V. Reininger, the show's co-creator, and Michael Mann, its executive producer, deny that Ray Luca is modeled after Mr. Spilotro. +The scientific committee led by Forest Service biologist Jack Ward Thomas determined the owl has lost about two-thirds of its habitat since 1800. +The shuttle sale is scheduled to be completed by Dec. 15. +Sixty-four percent of the 234,300 black pupils are not Catholic. +However, he said the country will probably avoid a recession, which is defined as at least two quarters of negative GNP growth, because continued strength in American exports will offset the weakness in consumer spending. +Since she became head of the council, more than 9,000 council-owned apartments have been sold to their occupants as part of a national effort to turn tenants of public housing into property owners. +The number of swapped parts per flight is going down. +Sales from stores open more than a year declined 2.2%. +Titles with no ratings _ everything from Jane Fonda exercise tapes to low-budget slasher films like "Three on a Meathook " _ would have to carry no-rating stickers in most of those states. +Mr. Rush's lawyer couldn't be reached for comment. +What Brussels has done is not exactly an 11th-hour intervention, but they have certainly left it until the ninth or 10th hour.' In other respects, however, the Commission is making a bid to lay down its own agenda, according to Mr Metaxas. +Joint operational plans (French-led for political reasons) would increase sharply the number of troops available for combat duty. +Combustion Engineering said the bid reflects its continuing effort to expand into high-technology businesses. +Both men declined to disclose Mr. Christie's compensation at Kidder. +Others feel betrayed by the mayor, who had claimed repeatedly that he didn't use drugs. +AGS has 13.7 million shares outstanding. +The long Keating Five investigation, which began in October 1989, has also taken a toll on some former associates of the fallen thrift executive. +The House plan calls for cutting defense spending by $11.5 billion from projected levels and for raising taxes by $13.9 billion, with details dependent on an agreement with the president. +Tuesday's hearing was recessed three times because of various legal disputes and Hamadi's objection to the choice of an entepreter. +However, some growers now charge that the company is dragging its feet in negotiations. +The patients had previously failed to respond to conventional arthritis drugs. +The nation's high Tuesday was 102 degrees at Laughlin, Nev. +A Kollmorgen spokesman said that all senior executives must obtain security clearances because of the company's status as a defense contractor. +Suddenly a federal marshal burst in upon the two men, thrusting a subpoena into Mr. Siegel's hand. +The aid would be included in a spending bill to come before the chamber next week. +The chairman of the House Iran-Contra committee said the document included a proposal to divert to the Nicaraguan rebels $12 million from a sale of arms to Iran. +Cutting or eliminating dividends would give banks a quick fix, since money not paid out to investors could be poured back into earnings coffers. +The spokeswoman said the company doesn't have an estimate of how many bottles will be withdrawn from distribution. +'The prime minister's job is a huge one. +The next step is to generate more and better European programs to show on the fancy new sets. +Nonetheless, to cite these isolated examples and to mix in some glib perjoratives such as "fashion" and "chic" to besmirch one of the few support systems our government has to assist the individual artist is unfortunate in the extreme. +Most other groups, especially market leader Allianz AG, opposed Deutsche Bank's entry into life insurance from the start. +" `The Pelican Brief' has already been trashed in Detroit and Chicago. +Quebecois voters rejected a 1980 referendum that proposed talks with the federal government on political autonomy for their province. +Interest is subject to federal tax but free from state and local income taxes. +And administration officials in recent days have been feeling heady about the progress in both areas. +Florida National struck a deferred merger agreement with Chemical New York. +Later in the year, Buick moves further upscale with the Park Avenue Ultra. +As a matter of fact, I do not only agree with the President on this, but also with Secretary General Gorbachev. +Meanwhile, East Germany's new finance minister, Walter Romberg, was quoted Friday as saying the West German government must understand East Germans need a 1-to-1 exchange of money in the monetary union planned for July 1. +"We are content now with a growth figure that would have been unacceptable a year ago because the deficit situation has worsened," says one Economics Ministry official. +In return, the communique permits the U.S. to avoid direct debt relief and substitute instead extensions of loan deadlines. +However, some companies, still smarting from the handling of their stocks by certain specialists during the crash, could be expected to vigorously oppose any assessments on them. +Cardenas is the Democratic Revolutionary leader and a native son of Michoacan. +Edgerton doesn't resist comparisons to Keillor ("we're both tall," he joked), but he does object to the casual labeling of authors as "Southern writers." "Too often the analysis stops there, and all kind of assumptions go with it. +The FDIC then paid outside bank holding companies to come pick up these failures. +A wreath of flowers lies there, camouflaged in fallen leaves. +These generally are diseases of intelligent women, found in the middle and upper classes of developed countries. +He also spent the years prior to 1987 piling into investment bonds managed by Scottish Equitable, on the advice of Robert Noble-Warren. 'We had quite a dizzy time in the run-up to Black Monday. +He blamed sexual permissiveness for the epidemic and urged self-control. +The captain was identified as Victor Kazmin but no other details were immediately available. +Carter Hawley's posted a net loss of $4.4 million vs. a year-ago profit of $7.7 million from continuing operations, or one cent a share, for the fiscal third quarter ended April 30. +One person assumed the nuts were pecans and based a proposed route on that assumption, Blakeslee said. +He estimated that the nuclear industry, hospitals and laboratories could to save $82 million a year because of reduced disposal costs. +Clark said the woman told him that she awoke early in the morning and noticed the house lights were still on. +The Nikkei index slumped 175.31 points to 26985.74, the first time the index has plunged below the 27000 level since April 22. +While in Shanghai, Jiang, who speaks good English, worked hard to attract foreign investment and modernize industry in China's largest city. +"A diplomatic effort really needs to be made and has to be made before the decision to go to war." - Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., chairman of the House Armed Services Committee. +Mario Cuomo of New York and Bill Clinton of Arkansas as well. Bradley and possibly Cuomo were to sit in on the mock debate, said the source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. +The main entry point for tunnelling will be at Black Rock to the east of Brighton and will be extended westward to Hove. +With over 33 million billiards players in the U.S. and another 20 million world-wide, the couple reason that the games belong in the Games just as much as, say, ping-pong. +It is also known as the Columbus Day or Icelandic virus. +John Normington keeps his Albany down to a level of intense decency, and Owen Teale plays the bastard brother Edmund with expansive relish, while Simon Dormandy taps an authentic, even psychopathic vein for his horrifying Cornwall. +A similar program last September and October with interest rates as low as 2.2% improved sales. +Church bells pealed across Czechoslovakia to mark the new freedoms won in a pro-democracy movement that toppled Communist leaders, created a free press and brought promises of free elections. +A few days later, the man Elchibey had fired as commander of the forces fighting the Karabakh Armenians, Mr Surat Huseinov, led a march of his units on Baku with a demand that the president be deposed. +After all, last summer I couldn't even negotiate a sailboard. +But the book has its skeptics. +The gain reflects the fact that service industries have been more affected by shortages of workers in the past year. +The pope was met at Bulawayo's heavily guarded airport by Joshua Nkomo, former rival of President Robert Mugabe and now a senior minister in the socialist government. +"I'll make a projection that by the early 1990s that number is going into the millions because of consumer demand." +Although the Moche people were primarily agriculturalists, a farming community, successfully turning the arid Lambayeque valley into a fertile oasis, their rituals were bloodthirsty. Moche art routinely depicts military activity. +Another major problem the fund had was technical. +When G.B. Oliver's father set out to buy land for a family ranch in the 1940s, friends told him not to buy across the border because the Mexican government could take it away at any time. +I only know what it was yesterday." +But when they move, they may decide that well enough can be improved on. +Jim Bakker's brother assured followers at the Jim and Tammy ministry on Sunday that the once-powerful televangelist was doing well in prison and his work would continue. +Bond and stock prices followed, as initial rallies lost steam later in the day. +Such pressure is likely to spread, and the cartel system will slowly crumble. That is a mixed blessing. +Under the Freddie Mac program, borrowers must put down 5%, of which 2% may be in the form of a gift from a relative or an unsecured loan from the Amalgamated Bank of New York, which is union-owned. +The full Supreme Court joined President Grover Cleveland in Philadelphia in 1887 for the Constitution's 100th birthday. +Epeda rejected the bid, and last week put together a 4.2 billion franc buy-out led by management. +Abrams said in a press release that First Investors offered false assurances that the funds were safe and that the bonds were guaranteed at a high rate of return. +Iraq said they sought asylum and were in three refugee camps. The U.N. team found the facilities similar to POW camps, surrounded by barbed wire, but the residents had relative freedom of movement. +The two main black labor federations on Thursday called on their 1.5 million members to stage protests against the act, which limits the ability of workers to strike, during work hours today. +Even last weekend's early snowstorm in the Northeast isn't putting a serious dent in this year's leaf watching. +Lincoln executives are expressing their faith in their new parent, says an Excel spokesman. +It will make a gold mine of a franchise, worth millions of dollars to MTV and its parent, Viacom, Inc., if the rest of America can adapt to this calculated weirdness. +"The government has decided to take strong countermeasures against spreading, unlawful labor strikes," the statement said. +But complaints arise even though the airlines often provide members of Congress with special services, such as making them multiple reservations because of their unpredictable schedules. +Mr. Gray couldn't be reached for comment. +The installation of vapor recovery nozzles at thousands of California gasoline pumps has made "a major contribution to clearer air," and motorists' early complaints have vanished, state officials say. +The sailing master for Cook's voyage was Lt. +He said no mercenaries were left in the Maldives, a 475-mile chain of 2,000 coral atolls and tiny islets. +The reporters were given a quick course in Arctic survival by Army experts and provided with clothing and other equipment designed for the frigid environment. +Ms. Bain said that political analysis brought the NARAL endorsement. +Lottery officials waited today for the holders of four tickets to step forward and claim a world-record jackpot of $69.9 million. +Babangida, in a television and radio address, ordered freed all who have completed three-fourths of their terms, those jailed for minor offenses whose sentences do not exceed one year and others jailed for life but who have served more than 10 years. +Some industries, of course, are geared up to take advantage of currency swings. +Singleton moved from Dallas to Houston after he announced in June that MediaNews Group had sold The Dallas Times Herald. +Vinich spent thousands of dollars on commercials designed to combat his liberal image. +The southerly winds brought rainshowers from the lower Ohio Valley into southern Michigan. +Couldn't the contractionary effect of higher tax rates by offset be an easier monetary policy? +Yuichi Kohashi, an executive vice president at Daiwa Securities Co.'s U.S. unit in New York, thinks capital goods and Japan's big trading companies are solid bets. +The dollar moved moderately higher against several key currencies in some overseas foreign exchange markets before reversing course in the United States. +Police raided a villa on the outskirts of Naples and arrested one of the reputed top bosses of the Camorra organized crime syndicate. +In addition, the FAA is involved in research on even quieter aircraft engines. +With the securities industry under a cloud because of the widening insider-trading scandal, the stock market might prove to be a popular target for a tax increase. +Ms. Wilensky said her agency, the Health Care Financing Administration, hopes to work with Families USA and other groups representing the elderly to get the word out in a clearer, more efficient way. +Helicopter pilot Tim Graves says he feared prison guards would kill him when two inmates' wives commandeered his chopper and forced him to land at the Arkansas Valley Correctional Facility. +From start to finish, it takes three months to build a Martin guitar. +The indictments came only four days before the March 19 presidential election in which Salvadorans, for the first time, will have the chance to eject an incumbent civilian government in favor of another party. +When word of the deal leaked earlier today, Eastern's machinists vowed to seek a federal court order against it. +Tobacco shipments worth a total of $30.3 million were guaranteed under the program for 1988, according to Agriculture Department officials. +The board of the new company will have 14 members, four each from the three larger airlines and two from Austrian Airlines. +Israel sent hundreds of soldiers and several tanks to Gaza City in an effort to end more than a week of anti-Israeli unrest in the occupied territories. +NEW CAMPAIGN: Maybelline seeks to upgrade its mass-market image in a new campaign that begins running next week. +Blick said that Ponti pays about $33,000 per year in taxes under a lump-sum deal negotiated with canton tax authorities. +At a news conference, leaders of the Serbian, Croatian and Moslem parties said they would cooperate on major political and Economic issues. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York Friday, gold for current delivery settled at $353.90 an ounce, down 10 cents. Estimated volume was a light 1.9 million ounces. +Later, the stencil was changed to an incrementally less pretentious, "Anchors Office." On Wednesday, NASA approved Discovery for flight. +Attempts by a church mediator to persuade management to resume talks were proving unsuccessful, said Michnik. +The latest two-year notes ended at a price of 100 7/32 to yield 6.99% compared with 100 11/32 to yield 6.92%. +West Orange Police Chief Edward M. Palardy said Wolodymyr Szpyrka, 80, will probably be asked to take another driver's test and submit to a medical exam. +Bharatiya Janata was protesting the killings by police of at least 22 Hindu fundamentalists who were shot last week trying to replace the Ayodhya mosque with a temple. +Party sources said Ito has demanded the resignations of all politicians implicated in the Recruit scandal and other corruption cases, and an end to factions within the party. +Mr. Gross is a longtime Consolidated stockholder. +Counties got rich opening mines and starting little factories. Cities prospered, cutting deals with foreign countries and trading among themselves. +Karpati said Yazov's schedule foresaw the withdrawal of an airborne assault battalion and a fighter plane regiment from Hungarian territory in the second half of this year. +The psychologist, Art Norman, spent 90 to 100 hours interviewing Bundy over 15 months in 1986 and 1987 while working on Bundy's first appeal of his death sentences. +At a commuter-station campaign stop Monday, Reynolds said Savage wasn't focusing on issues. +Mr. Cook added that Union Pacific expects to create a "wide range of new choices in multi-modal transportation services for shippers throughout the country." +He suggested that opponents of oil drilling, posing as environmentalists, prevent sensible debate on offshore developments, to wit: "We have drilled thousands of wells on the coasts, and we've had one major oil spill." +It will have to open up more and become multi-class," wrote political scientist Helio Jaguaribe. +It was made about 1910 from bisque ceramic. +But the Federal Aviation Administration urges more study of the matter for flight attendants, whom it traditionally has considered less crucial to safety. +He is a one-time Rafsanjani ally now allied with the radicals. +Early survey satellites served commercial geologists mostly as platforms for aerial photography, helping them find faults and fissures in the earth where minerals might occur. +How'd I do." The crowd cheered and Quayle provided the answer, declaring Bush the victor. +From there the living room opens up. +Axworthy has been pressing the government to send an official representative to Iraq to gain the release of about 50 Canadians held in Iraq and occupied Kuwait. +Five directors sold shares recently, but the previous co-ordinated sales have been shrugged off by the market. William Baird, the textile group, has enjoyed a tremendous run since the announcement of results at the beginning of April. +They can either be face-to-face negotiations, mediated by Perez de Cuellar or his personal representative, or involve U.N. envoy bargaining separately with government and rebel delegations, according to the accord. +Hungary's new leader said the Budapest government has failed to revitalize the country's economy. +If so, the company said the plan will become effective next Friday. +Authorities arrested about two dozen people during a weekend anti-drug sweep that netted the alleged leadership of a group that controlled much of the cocaine market in the nation's capital. +The Review has been central to many campus controversies, including the 1986 smashing of symbolic anti-apartheid shanties on the college green. +But, as a result of a recent finding by a New Zealand tribunal, privatization has taken on a new meaning that some are calling "legalized apartheid." +Revenues dropped to Dollars 607.4m from Dollars 663.6m. +The Sports News Network, which went on the air last February, stopped operations in December, but Landmark had said it hoped to purchase certain assets and launch a sports-oriented network in Atlanta early this year. +A plus: Some renters mull ownership as a better return on their savings due to lower interest rates, says Joshua Frankel, manager of J.I. Sopher & Co.'s West Side Manhattan office. +Boeing Commercial Airplanes President Dean Thornton said the order substantiates Boeing's belief in a plane that had been a slow seller since its launch a decade ago. +The American depositary receipts of Total Compagnie Francaise des Petroles S.A., the third partner in the prospect, slipped 3/8 to 22 5/8, topping the mostactive list on volume of more than 2.7 million shares. +A special committee of outside directors rejected a $51-a-share buyout bid by management, asserting that there were other parties that might be willing to make a higher offer. +The $45 million library will be constructed with donations to the private Ronald Reagan library foundation. +The company said it is recalling 20,000 1985 and 1986-model Pontiac Grand Prix LE and Broughams to check driver-side power door lock switches for electrical wires that may be exposed during use. +"They're kind of Willie Hortonizing the S&L issue," Brown said. +The X-ray exam was a routine part of the Capitol restoration, and the painting was sent in July to the Detroit Institute of Arts for cleaning and repairs. +Currently, there are 60 clinical trials in progress. +When Keynes joins a committee we are given the names and dates of the other members, and sometimes their subsequent careers even if they never cross his path again. +Skeptics note that either partner must offer its interest to the other partner before selling out to another company. +I suspect that one of the major reasons for the declining rate of productivity change in the past 15 years is the greening of the labor force. +A Northwest Airlines DC-10 landed without incident Saturday despite a bomb threat that prompted more than three-quarters of the passengers to cancel their reservations on the flight from Paris. +Rudy Linares, 23, of west suburban Cicero, faces a first-degree murder charge. +Net foreign investment through August this year has been running at a pace of $12.5 billion, about double the year-earlier rate. +"So when they told me Turtelbaum (sic) and Orenstein, I said, `Oy! +Merrill said it will donate 50 cents to the Washington-based Environmental Federation of America for every 100 units sold, up to the first $25 million invested in the trust. +The rules, called Reid Vapor Pressure standards, are intended to cut emissions of volatile hydrocarbons from gasoline. +Works as White House fellow in the Nixon administration. +Duramed also recalled all other lots of aminophylline as a precaution, the agency said. +The new openness also has sparked protests of a more political or ethnic character. +The changes, which could be announced as early as today, would apply to pesticides and other substances found on fresh and processed foods, officials said. +The most startling aspect of Aurora is the computer-screen display. +Police arrested 40 construction workers, according to their union. +A TV movie of the rescue aired last May. +Investigators believe that Gardner also discussed doing phony paperwork to bill the costs to the Pentagon, NBC said. +He said the turnout for Tuesday's march was larger than expected. +Leonard said Thursday that he never did receive a direct reply from Yeutter or anyone at USDA. +If Lloyds takes over, will the elimination of one of the big High Street banks mean a reduction in competition and a poorer deal for the consumer? +But forms destined for people who have their mail sent to box numbers went out without the numbers, and the Postal Service was unable to deliver them, census officials said. +The just-published book of statewide statistics on wrecks has been retitled "Florida Traffic Crash Facts" and the former Traffic Accident Report forms used by police agencies across the state will soon be known as Traffic Crash Report forms. +The accord also calls for the group to pay the government a royalty calculated on gross receipts from advertising, subscriptions and other fees. +May crude gained a penny, and outer months were mixed. +After 20 years of often ruthless rule, the aging Siad Barre, who is believed to be in his 80s, is isolated internationally and beset by strife in his country. +It would be interesting, though alas impossible, to get a reaction to such sentiments from Haitian would-be voters murdered by thugs from that army Sunday. +Like Bernard de Voto and Edmund Wilson, Mr. Kazin always has been most comfortable skirting the edges of academic criticism, savoring his interpretations of Emerson or Faulkner for reasons more personal than methodological. +The prospect of a U.S. recession has been the primary reason for the dollar's weakness, along with the prospect that the Fed will ease credit policy to stave off that recession. +Malloy represented himself, saying he could have afforded a lawyer but chose not to do so because others similarly affected might not be able to afford one. +The measure's aim is to make the FAA more efficient in responding to air-safety issues. +Sponsors use some subtle devices to enhance yields. +In 1968, the high court ruled that in desegregating public elementary and secondary schools, educators must make a serious effort to integrate black and white students, teachers and facilities, not merely to provide voluntary choice to students. +The three companies argued that their resin prices in Korea, though lower than in their home markets, were still higher than those of many of their competitors. +In the Soviet Union, goods from school composition books to meat are in short supply because of the country's economic difficulties. +A reporter was moved by all this to ask a Farmers spokesman if the warring factions had actually attended the same court hearing. +In addition, the Persian Gulf conflict made fuel prices and availability impossible to predict, the company said. +"The best deterrence against a recurrence of this kind of accident is the expense and humiliation my client has already been subjected to," Ashland attorney Thomas Donovan said. +About a year ago, Lincoln National lowered premiums on plans that would encourage out-of-hospital care. +That left them with a pre-tax operating profit of $214,509,000, or an average of $8.3 million per team. +It was not announced whether they had connections with terrorist groups or other organizations. +He stressed several times that price reform would never be introduced without discussing it with the people. +I feel that is enough time for everybody." About the time the announcement was made, a small bomb exploded in a market in central Colombo, injuring two people. +The commission last filed a criminal action in 1974, when Japan's oil industry was charged with fixing prices in the wake of the global oil crisis. +Unleaded gasoline also closed lower Friday, down 3.89 cents to $1.047 per gallon for September delivery. +Mr. Macey did a great job of identifying what is wrong with the Treasury market. +A sharp drop in the value of Yugoslavia's currency, the dinar, which lost about 200 percent against Western currencies in a year, has driven up the cost of imports of many medicines, raw materials for their production and medical equipment. +The 60 percent increase for 1987, which remained unchanged from the year before, came at a time when the medical definition of AIDS was changed, resulting in more cases being reported. +The Herald reporter called it "nothing less than mind rape." Tight end Zeke Mowatt was fined $2,000 and apologized, but denied making lewd gestures or comments. +Helicopter tours with Aviatur can be booked through travel agents or at the airport. +The job of political leaders is to shape public opinion, especially on an issue of such vital importance to our future. Sir Jeffery Bowman, The Old Rectory, Boreham, Nr. +We have very little time.' He argued that the Soviet Union could 'not avoid getting assistance from the outside. +Barrow gets just a couple hours of semi-darkness at this time of year. +That's been the historic position of the United States. +To endure the wild ride in volatile futures markets, they need stoic patience, a strong stomach and the ability to sleep when their accounts are substantially under water. +The Temple Mount, known in Arabic as Haram al Sharif, or Noble Enclosure, houses the Dome of the Rock and Al Aqsa mosques. +If it is determined that at least two of the companies' offers are within the competitive range the competitive process is continued for those companies. +Given that local tribal, religious and political antagonisms are blamed everywhere else in the world it seems reasonable to expect similar causes in Africa. +For four years after his birth in 1868, Du Bois lived in the Great Barrington house, which archeologists believe had been in his mother's family for a century. +Late Sunday, the bodies of a man and a small child were found floating near the city's seawall, said Gary Stone, a spokesman for Galveston's Emergency Operations Center. +This would have invited a flood of quack cures. +The anti-boycott provisions were adopted to keep U.S. firms from participating in foreign boycotts which are not supported by the United States or which are directed toward countries friendly to the United States. +Recipes are personal and flexible. +AmeriFirst, a thrift with total assets of $4.4 billion and shareholders' equity of $197 million, converted from mutual to stock form 16 months ago. +Her mother was a native of Marysville, and her grandfather was once a justice on the Ohio Supreme Court, Krumm said. +It said financing in the form of long-term debt is being arranged by a consortium of U.S. and Canadian banks. +The Nikkei Stock Average closed Friday at 33,029.81, down 155.34 points on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. +Above that amount, the government will pay 100 percent of the costs, the White House said. +Bakr has ties to Libya and it is believed he has received funding from that country. +A week after the first two mutilated bodies were found, police disclosed Sunday that the killer left messages or clues at the victims' apartments that could tie him to all five murders. +He's paying prices that are 12 times or less the companies' projected earnings for 1991. +Belief in inclusive hierarchy is a world view that could properly be called an ideology. +But he expressed concern that Alcatel had taken so long to realise the extent of the problem. The bigger question is whether Mr Suard's group can respond to the threats facing it. +He'd never represent the French as "victims" of, say, Le Pen. +It is hard for both Catholics and Buddhists.' Supporters of the government and western diplomats say the monks have links to south Vietnamese anti-communists. +The striker replacement legislation's effects would be wide. +In other words, Mr. Roth knew what he was doing in 1969 when he did his best to stand in Portnoy's shadow. +It never attracted crowds of more than several hundred, said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Officials said they found shrapnel-like holes in the engine cover. +American and Italian aircraft evacuated hundreds of foreigners Saturday from Somalia, but fighting between rebel and loyalist forces prevented Italian planes from continuing the operation yesterday. +He said no officer has been implicated. +A government minister apologized to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher for calling her a "cow" during a telephone call with his wife, Mrs. Thatcher's office said Saturday night. +"Our position is that we can support any proposal for a political solution which reflects the will of the Afghan people and meets their aspirations for self-determination," Redman said. +About 80 percent of the 10 million residents live in urban areas around the sprawling federal district of Mexico City. +But this could change as Portugal strives for a more active role in NATO. +The total number of refunds was up slightly, from 64.8 million last year. +State attorneys said they would appeal the Superior Court judge's decision and try to have the murder charge against Albert Lewin reinstated. +Mr. Galbreath, 62 years old, is also under siege at home. He is fighting two costly lawsuits, including a protracted divorce case, from family members who want a piece of the Galbreath fortune. +Other symptoms include vomiting, painful pressure and persistent noise in the ear, along with possible hearing loss. +Fitzwater reported that Reagan not only joined in eating a bit of the cake, but had a glass of champagne to celebrate his trip. +The Securities and Exchange Commission urged Congress to repeal a law automatically exempting from SEC registration requirements corporate bonds that are guaranteed by banks. +That would leave Jesse Jackson, but Dukakis' aides believe he isn't likely to win more than 900 or so delegates, out of 2,082 needed to gain the nomination. +'Its core purposes are,' it says, 'to maintain the value of the currency and the integrity of the financial system and to promote the efficiency of financial markets.' +BNF's cost-plus contracts are also under threat with Nuclear Electric and Scottish Nuclear trying to turn existing contracts into fixed-price deals. +The police announcement of the curfew, broadcast by Radio Bangladesh, did not say why the curfew was broadened. +Bombs damaged the homes of two legislators who defied a Christian leader and participated in presidential elections aimed at solving Lebanon's political crisis, police said today. +Cotton exports were estimated at $2.2 billion, up slightly from $2.14 billion in 1988; and tobacco, $1.3 billion, about the same as last year. +A more surprising finding came when biochemists in Houston and Chicago teased the Lp(a) particle apart into its constituent fats, cholesterol and proteins. +Still awaiting the reply he never got from Mr. Petit, Dr. Yanev was arrested last summer attempting to scale the Pont Massena, 60 feet above Parisian railroad tracks. +Boccardi said that AP technology is advancing to meet the needs of its growing membership, now at a record level. +"That's a business that Hertz doesn't want to give up without a fight," he says. +He says he handles about 1,000 sales a year. +Mr Muhamad Nur Muhamad of the Malaysian Chamber of Mines says there is as yet no indication that price trends are being reversed. 'If prices and demand do not improve, it would be difficult for Malaysia's mining sector to continue sustaining itself. +The attorney general, accompanied by FBI Director William S. Sessions and Jack Lawn, head of the Drug Enforcement Administration, will attend a conference of European law enforcement officials in Paris. +In Alcester, neighbors spent Sunday and Monday helping each other out, Police Chief Kevin Booker said. +Prices of some OPEC crudes already are below $15. +With the dollar's decline abating and borrowing costs rising, "you have to rethink holding that (short) position," Mr. White said. +McMillan and Schlissmann held signs reading, "Pray to End Abortion" and "Abortion Destroys God's Handiwork." +The venues include African and Latin American nations that have been sensitive to Amnesty's accusations against them. +"They're called alley entrepreneurs," he said. "Some of these people have developed shrewd operations. +Party of Islam leader Burhanuddin Rabbani has said Hekmatyar's faction should be suspended from an "interim" government proclaimed by seven rebel factions based in Pakistan. +"Your men are being brought into custody outside. +This year, Bush asked Congress to cut the program to $62.9 million. +The deficit-reduction package assembled by Congress reduces farm spending by 25 percent over the next five years. +They are more or less voluntary, creating market-like mechanisms to distinguish between debtors who are mending their domestic policies and those who are not. +By then, hopefully, the couple's fortunes will have improved. +In San Francisco, a lawyer for Pacific Telesis Group said the company is gathering information requested by the Justice Department. +"We're only now starting to reach a new leg of bullish enthusiasm," said Fred Demler, metals economist with Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. in New York. +Alan Matthew Sooley of the Chicago Board of Trade asks why a Congress that says it is concerned about Japanese imports generates so much debt. +But Barkelew said the company was having increasing difficulty convincing people that the money was not used to fund abortions. She said the foundation will continue to support other groups with teen pregnancy prevention programs. +Separately, Kroger said it bought $134 million of its various notes, including $72.5 million of 8% notes due 1993, $6.5 million of two-year 7% notes and $55 million of medium-term notes. +They waved outlawed Palestinian flags and chanted: "Our lives for Palestine!" The students dispersed on army orders, the reporters said. +"This is just good clean fun for us, a celebration of our lifestyle," said Joe Van Es-Ballesteros, organizer of the drag extravaganza. +The generally slow pace of grain export sales continued to exert pressure on corn and wheat prices. +Is there any simple system to use in determining when to throw old tax records away? The short answers to those questions, in order, are "It depends" and "Probably not." +But after a few pleasantries, the Soviets unexpectedly got serious. +"Many institutions of higher learning have surrendered the ethical and moral sanctions upon which they were built," Ray H. Hughes told delegates attending the group's convention here. +'The games division is a super company, but we did not think we could make it any bigger or better.' The deal will leave Waddington cash positive to the tune of Pounds 13m. +A single institution, Sun Belt Savings Association in Dallas, lost $1.2 billion. +In some areas of that state, "there are six- to eight-week waits for outpatient services," the report said. +Snow was falling on the mountains of northern Arizona and southern Utah, and snow advisories were in effect for those areas as well as the mountains of north-central New Mexico and southern Colorado. +If that happens, RENAMO could compete in elections, he said. +Political and military circumstances may require that it hit Iranian targets, as it hit Libyan ones three years ago. +The corporation serves more than 9.5 million businesses and homes in Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas and Texas. +Deutsche Bank, West Germany's largest commercial bank, is heading the consortium involved in the agreement. +But the impossibility of verifying compliance casts doubt on these and other such efforts. +"It's suitable for framing," the mayor points out. +My fellow Democrats, I am indeed honored to introduce a decent and caring man, a good friend, a great senator, and the next vice president of the United States _ Lloyd Bentsen. +The low temperature for the Lower 48 states was 23 degrees at Gunnison, Colo., and Houghton Lake and Sault Ste. +Both the Japanese and London markets were closed Monday because of holidays. +By the close of trading in London, the deal stood at a yield spread of 46 basis points. Municipality Finance, the local government financing vehicle of Finland, launched its debut in the sterling sector of the market. +As previously reported, Imperial Savings in September sold $100 million of 9.375% collateralized notes secured by junk bonds. +OSHA found 111 CDT violations and cited the plant for not having an effective program to battle CDTs and for failing to provide employees' medical records. +Minutes before adjourning, the Senate rushed through a more than $28 billion transportation bill for the new fiscal year, after tacking on a $10.9 million provision sought by GOP Leader Robert Dole of Kansas for a highway project in Wichita. +But the party shows no sign of being prised loose from the present government, at least until after the next general election. In the meantime, an issue which may strain the government is Denmark's relationship with the EU. +The Resolution Trust Corp., the government's junkyard for dying and dead thrifts, aims to move 141 S&Ls out the door during April, May and June. +But if the favored hand and eye don't match, they have crossed dominance. +He was less cynical than carefully self-deluded. +He is to receive $93,750 on delivery and acceptance of each of the two manuscripts, and he is to receive royalties on the books when they exceed the amount advanced to him, according to the statements. +Both bills would enable commercial banks and insurance companies as well as Farm Credit System banks to pool farm loans and sell them as securities on the so-called Farmer Mac market, just as home mortgages are sold on a secondary market. +Though no details have been released, these transfers are believed to total more than $1.4 billion. +Kristallnacht is well-known in Europe, but Lauder said he was chagrined to find out that only about 10 percent of Americans polled by his foundation had ever heard of it. +The discovery brought energy-saving practical applications within closer range. +The queen's sister, Princess Margaret, separated from Lord Snowdon in 1976 and they divorced two years later. +More than money, opponents say. +Westinghouse Electric Corp. was awarded a $221.2 million Navy contract for nuclear-propulsion research and development. +Acrobats, films, art exhibits, folk songs and spirited public readings on Monday celebrated the 100th birthday of Portugal's most acclaimed poet of the century, Fernando Pessoa. +French officials said they had no official confirmation of the report. +But smart shoppers keep in mind the novelties they've seen as inspiration from this fashion capital. +Hope Muir has the qualities of bright assurance her role needs; Picone, a young Italian recruit to the company, promises marvels. +Unidentified Iranian exile sources were quoted as saying Iran's Revolutionary Guards have set up a team of assassins. +"In California it now costs more to ship goods from Oakland to San Francisco, a distance of 15 miles, than to ship interstate from Reno to San Francisco," Oliver said. +She returned to North Carolina after her mother died in 1971. While singing with a church gospel group, she said she discovered Christianity. +Overtures from Japanese manufacturers are expected to be listened to with increasing interest. Such has been the decline in hire rates in the UK that Acriss says it is now as cheap to rent a new car as to buy. +For a time this did not matter: they could go their separate ways. +Mine and safety authorities believe miles of abandoned, slowly deteriorating mines underneath the city are causing the depressions. +Mr. Paulus also contended that long-term Treasury bond yields will drop more than 3/4 of a percentage point by June 30 to around 6 1/2%. +He went to City Hall and said, "I know these aren't mine, but I'll pay them anyway," according to mayoral spokeswoman Marj Halperin. +Among the first 32, Dukakis had nine, Gore five, Simon two and 16 were uncommitted. +He was an unconstitutional independent prosecutor from December 1986 until he took the Justice appointment last March. +Not only is the terrain more rugged, but officials fear volunteers might not be prepared for encounters with the bears that prowl the sound's forested, uninhabited islands. +The liberals thus fell back on the quaint notion of a direct relationship between government spending and a healthy economy. +Bally Manufacturing Corp. said its Health & Tennis Corp. unit withdrew its proposed initial public offering of 5.8 million common shares and $50 million of convertible subordinated debentures. +The Federal Reserve would probably suspend its efforts to cut interest rates. +We grieve over having lost a child that belonged to us as I grieved as I grew up," Mrs. Twigg said. +Ronald Reagan, a two-term California governor, is regularly lambasted by critics who say he is unfamiliar with the nitty gritty of national security. +First, a confession: My initial encounter with real U.S. Marines had nothing to do with President Reagan's beloved jarheads: North, McFarlane, Regan, Walters and Shultz. +But Chase Hampton knocks 'em dead with a calypso song-and-dance number. +The series previewed the next round of Japanese challenges to America's economic strength, including the banking industry. +A law extending for two years the temporary authority for cash awards by inspectors general to federal employees whose disclosures of fraud and mismanagement result in cost savings to the government. +In short, he amalgamates the processes of scientific inquiry with the techniques of literary narrative. The DNA tale is presently being televised. +Expected pre-tax profits for the current year of Pounds 37.5m and earnings of 13.2p put the company on a prospective multiple of slightly less than 9. The low rating partly reflects nervousness about a possible price war. +Daniel's Jewelers, a privately held chain of jewelry stores in Southern California, is consciously avoiding naming the holiday in a promotion it launched this month. +Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu-Kashmir state, is a tourist resort 95 miles north of Jammu, the state's winter capital. +Horst Schaade, president of a small Sao Paulo company that makes machines for several multinationals, blames the drop in his business on "irresponsible" multinationals. +Carmina was found abandoned at a Sonoma County dump along with her two sisters, Sofia, 4, and Teresa, 1. All had their throats cut; only Carmina survived. +The study, based on a national survey of 2,299 older Hispanics, found 22 percent of elderly Hispanics live below the federal poverty line, compared with 12 percent of all elderly Americans. +"The Wonder Years" placed second for last week as all of ABC's Tuesday night comedies landed in the top 10. None of NBC's Thursday shows made it into the top rankings because of a 20 percent Thanksgiving tune out. +Since the 1984-1985 miners' strike over mine closures, British Coal's workforce has declined to 114,000 from 221,000. +She still manages to stand out. +Wang won a federal computer contract valued at up to $841 million over five years. +The president pronounced himself and his wife as "weary travelers," and he seemed to lose his place once while reading his prepared remarks. +The Senate voted to continue funding for the B-2 stealth bomber. +The Sandinistas arrived at 3 p.m., passing about 75 Nicaraguan refugees who gathered outside the church offices chanting slogans and carrying anti-Sandinista banners. +A leading member of an Iranian opposition movement was shot to death Tuesday outside a lakeside town near Geneva as he was driving home, the movement said in a communique. +The Socialists won a majority and hold 210 of the 400 Parliament seats. +And all the employees seemed happy. +It was a philosophical interest. +THE U.S. IS MOVING CLOSER to an agreement with its economic allies on how to stabilize exchange rates and ease trade imbalances. +As we wish good luck to the changes occurring in the Soviet Union, I hope they wish us good luck. +Whether negative or positive, Bush is getting less coverage than his predecessors, according to the study. +We're long-term investors trying to do a good job," says Linda Strumpf, the director of equity investments at the Ford Foundation. +The stock market ended modestly higher Wednesday after a seesaw session in which prices were pushed up and down by program trading. +Sir David Trench, governor and commander-in-chief of the British colony of Hong Kong from 1964 to 1971, has died at age 73. +That rate increase didn't include any Seabrook-related costs. +On Saturday night the Senate gave its final stamp of approval. Delaying tactics could be used on the final budget sessions this week in the chamber of deputies by government supporters, thus postponing the confidence debate. +Other traders note a slack in the usually heavy flow of dollar sell orders from Japanese customers, removing a considerable amount of downward pressure on the dollar. +At the same time, economists generally don't expect a repeat of the 4.5% drop in energy prices that helped restrain the index last month. +Salem School was founded in 1920 by Hahn and Prince Max von Baden, Count Max's grandfather. +Gadberry said Sheldon is nonchalant because "we're in a position where he can't do anything. +The maker of microwave electronics products also said it expects it will be reporting lower quarterly profit from continuing operations in 1988." +In Chicago, a spokesman for Sears said the company is "disappointed" by Calpers' vote. +Even though this referred only to the public system, "the reaction from the education community" was dismissive of these "radical" notions, he recalls. +The relatively swift reporting of the stoppage appeared to reflect the greater openness seen in the state-run media since Karoly Grosz took over as Communist party leader and head of a reform-minded Politburo in May. +No group has claimed responsibility for Winkler's abduction. +The Western partner is responsible for the hard-currency costs of scripts, directors, stars and other key personnel. +The current legislation initially would set quotas on 185 categories of textiles and apparel equal to the level of imports from each foreign country last year. +Mitterrand's aides refused to confirm or deny the account. +"That was just a crumpled rag when we first saw it," she said. "But Nadine Gasc (a curator of the fashion museum) figured out how the original looked." The costumes ranged from tweed suits to satin ball gowns. +Republican legislators say the state budget signed by Gov. Michael Dukakis in July is out of balance by as much as $1.2 billion because the governor is overestimating tax collections and spending too much. +With rates on U.S. Treasurys rising, these issues are seen as highly vulnerable to a drop in Japanese stock prices. +No one immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing, which destroyed the First National Bank building. +There are also signs that the RFU's loyalty to the BBC may be wavering. +Dith said the only way to prevent the Khmer Rouge from returning to power was to remove their senior leaders. +After the war of independence, the nation's few resources _ and defenses against disasters _ were further eroded. +With the greens out of action anyway, the club took the opportunity to change their character as well. Crewe said: 'Some of them were really nothing more than tough pieces of land at the end of the fairways. +But analyst E. Lawrence Hickey of First Analysis Corp. in Chicago said Micron has also been able to increase output with no capital outlay, through improvements in its manufacturing procedures. +Muniz was arrested by Upper Allen Township police in 1986 after an officer noticed Muniz's car stopped by the side of the road with the motor running. +The police are empowered to "take any necessary measure" to disperse illegal gatherings. +While acknowledging a problem, the department repeatedly has said the likelihood is low of an explosion that would penetrate both walls of any of the tanks is low. +The money in Panama "may have acted as some form of security or collateral for activities involving Gerardo Harris, an associate and confidante of Manuel Noriega," the report charges. +A definite figure won't be available until the audit is complete. +The activity reflected interest in the stock's quarterly payout. +But judging by last week's meeting, a significant gulf remains between the two sides. +If the agreement is concluded, Shoreham will become the first completed nuclear power plant ever shut down without operating commercially. +"I can't believe that Americans are that unsophisticated about money," he says. +The most recent polls said Feinstein was marginally ahead of Van de Kamp but also had both Democrats trailing Wilson in a general election matchup. +Other agencies are waiting to see how their competitors fare before making any moves of their own. +The rest is handled by Castle and Cook of San Francisco. +Owen Williams' design was highly innovative for the 1930s. The production line dictated the length of the plant, and the need for as much natural light as possible produced the design of a concrete roof with 150,000 glass discs. +Most large banks used emergency generators to keep their computers operating. +Officials in the State and Commerce Departments and the U.S. Trade Representative's Office were barraged Tuesday with harsh attacks by both Democrats and members of the president's own party. +Five senators who accepted political contributions from him are under investigation by the Senate Ethics Committee for meeting with regulators on his behalf in April 1987. +One Cabinet minister resigned after admitting he had contacts with the notorious secret police, or Stasi, while about a dozen lawmakers came up to the microphone to deny or explain the accusations against them. +People believe the single market will happen.' However, there are concerns about how the market will work. +We can't possibly catch everyone," says Yasutoshi Hirogane, the deputy chief of general affairs at the Narita Immigration Bureau. +She said the independent counsel has found no wrongdoing in connection with the stock trading. +They cite a 1958 labor demonstration in which hundreds of protesting unionists were shot by the state police and allege that the police were prompted into such drastic action by Tata. +TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE was this tax-act bonus for the over-50. +The feat at Hamilton to be verified by Guiness Book officials before it would replace the previous record. +Stone said Goodyear agreed to keep a provision that all union locals are required to approve mid-contract wage concessions sought at any single local. +This means high interest rates at home. +The Energy Department would get about two-thirds of the $17.83 billion, with $8.1 billion earmarked for the nuclear activities it conducts on behalf of the Department of Defense. +The opposition Labor Party's easy victory in two special parliamentary elections is prompting renewed speculation of an imminent challenge to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's leadership of the Conservative Party. +Daniel E. Zucchi, 46 years old, currently president of Time Distribution, was named president of the joint venture. +"I don't think anybody knows who will be secretary-general," says a foreign observer well connected among Chinese officials. +And since blacks don't vote in Republican primaries as a rule, they don't much care about the outcome of these contests. +White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said, "We are pleased that that vote was sustained. +For the past 10 years, she has been chairman of Coley Porter Bell, a corporate and brand indentity consultancy which became part of the WPP group in 1989. +"The rise in the leading indicators indicates the economy is experiencing continuous expansion based primarily on improving trade and greater capital investment," said Jerry Jasinowski, chief economist of the National Association of Manufacturers. +Healthco agreed to be acquired by Hicks Muse for $195 million, 22% less than the buy-out firm initially offered for the dental-equipment company. +Mr. Parks cried foul and sued for defamation, asserting that Mr. Steinbrenner's criticisms received nationwide publicity. +The board increased to 12 members. +But, ask the whisperers, is now the time to make cuts in government spending? +"I think there has been a problem for some time," said Mr. McGuire, whose company used to do some airport-security work, but got out of the business about a year ago. +The FDIC and RTC sued Mr. Milken and other former Drexel employees last year for allegedly helping to cause the failure of more than 200 savings and loans by manipulating the junk bond market. +It includes vocational counselors, state social services officials, hospital personnel and attorneys, and state officials. +Ulumi said there was "clear evidence" to support his allegations, but he did not elaborate. +Temperatures soared into the 80s and 90s Friday from south-central Texas to the southern Atlantic Coast states, setting records for the date in Austin and Corpus Christi, Texas, where the temperature reached 96 degrees. +The pact could foreshadow changes in the way the major movie studios and the networks do business with one another, analysts said. +Chad said one of the men asked how much money the boys had and then said, "I want it," Self said. +"The perception was, here we go again. +A hysterectomy prevents Mrs. Calvert, 36, from carrying a baby. +The donated liver came from a Florida child who was slightly larger and a little older than Sammy, said Sammy's doctor, Dr. Troy Reyna. +The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is approaching its midyear conference with firm oil prices, hopes of still higher revenues and a big headache with the tenacious regime of President Saddam Hussein of Iraq. +They say workers involved are showing more initiative and, in some cases, have improved productivity. +The big question, though, is whether Chrysler will be able to overcome the major pitfalls that other Western businesses have encountered in China. +Gore won six states: North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Nevada. +In all, Mr. Abboud said he plans to bring in eight executives to help him run First City. +Their offices said they had left for the day. +The regulations have been enjoined by courts in Boston, Denver and New York as a result of lawsuits charging they are unconstitutional. +But can the Tanqueray name sell vodka, too? +About 200 university students in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur rallied Wednesday against the book, carrying banners with the message "Kill Salman Rushdie." +"They lectured us on how to write a hit single. +It was on loan to the Art Institute from 1967 until 1983, when the foundation donated it to the institute. +A media pool of about 15 reporters, photographers and broadcast crews travels in his motorcade and is escorted out to watch his performance at the first tee, the ninth green and 10th tee, and the 18th hole. +The bus, carrying almost double its capacity, was coming from the neighboring district of Ramganj, the news agency said. +Chairwoman Nira Long is among those whose resignation they have demanded. +The four students, arrested last week, face charges including auto theft, aggravated battery, armed robbery and tampering with evidence. +In a related development, Scrimgeour Vickers & Co. said it agreed to hire at least eight equities specialists from Greenwell Montagu Securities, the Midland Bank PLC unit that ceased making markets in British stocks yesterday. +Revenues were down slightly at Dollars 7.23bn. Mr Jacques Bougie, president, blamed massive CIS exports for creating the overcapacity crisis. +Ten years ago: Pope John Paul II ended a nine-day visit to his native Poland. +The exchange also softened the blow for Richard A. Grasso, who had been actively lobbying to succeed Mr. Phelan. +And David Kurtz, TWA's bankruptcy counsel at the Cleveland law firm of Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue, contended that TWA's prospects are better than other carriers that have sought protection. +Allegheny International, which makes Sunbeam and Oster appliances, has paid no interest, because such payments are not permitted while under bankruptcy protection. +He found himself lumbered with nine women's sweaters retailing at a hefty Pounds 270 and was astonished to sell them all within a week. +Ford produced more than 383,000 cars in 1987 in Britain. +But he was less sanguine about the abilities of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to better coordinate their regulation of the markets, as was recommended in the task force report early last month. +So IBM has decided it must be willing to sell parts competing with Japanese companies' parts if it wants to keep those competitors from taking over more of the failing European computer industry. +They feared the grave could hold the bones of about 600 children from their community that were reported missing in the 1950s shortly after their arrival in Israel. +The Syrians were in Lebanon under a 1976 Arab League peacekeeping mandate. +The commentary appeared Monday in the opposition's Gazeta Wyborcza newspaper. +"Things didn't work out exactly the way I had planned," Gore, flanked by his wife, parents and children, told supporters jammed into a Senate office building. +Rocard said too high a tax on accumulated wealth would risk accelerated capital flight at a time when France needs business investment. +He expects stocks to decline an additional 5% to 30%, with the Dow perhaps bottoming out between 2000 and 2100 "between now and June." +That isn't enough to help most hard-of-hearing people, Mr. Riley says, but does let home stereo listeners get the same sound with half the power. +The resignations were prompted by First Texas' refusal to provide $5 million in needed financing unless the board agreed to a voluntary foreclosure of Gemcraft's homebuilding and mortgage units. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Coca-Cola Enterprises shares closed at $16.375, up 25 cents. +The REA, part of the Agriculture Department, has lent billions of dollars to rural electric cooperatives. +A Roman Catholic bishop negotiated with the rebels for four or five months before gaining the young men's release. +The U.S. State Department estimates Soviet casualties since 1979 at 33,000 to 38,000, more than one-third of whom were killed. +An Irish court freed terrorist suspect Joseph Magee, 27, upholding his appeal against Britain's request for his extradition for questioning over the murder in 1992 of an army sergeant in Derby. +South African gold stocks closed mostly steady. +The moderates are led by Egypt and oil-rich Saudi Arabia. +"Some home mechanics and home gardeners dump their oil waste and yard waste in storm drains on Saturday," Glendening said Wednesday. "On Sunday, they go to the bay and bemoan the oil slicks and other pollutants. +The National Transportation Safety Board last May concluded that Northwest Flight 255 crashed because the pilots did not set the wing flaps to the proper takeoff position, preventing the MD-80 from gaining proper lift. +More than 30 people were injured Monday when severe turbulence hit a Qantas 747 jetliner over Thailand as it was about to begin its approach into Bangkok, airline officials said. +Declining issues outnumbered advances by about 6 to 5 on the New York Stock Exchange, with 486 issues down, 396 up and 558 unchanged. +Three men and four juveniles, including a girl, were arrested late Saturday and early Sunday at various locations, police Sgt. Bill Sharp said. +That could help the company become profitable by 1993. +He also called on the Senate Banking Committee to launch an investigation of the laundering of cash missing as part of the savings and loan industry crisis. +In recent interviews, Mrs. Bhutto has indicated a desire for a political settlement. +Earlier Thursday, he visited Winzer Park in a once-drug infested part of Houston. +Caramanlis won 153 votes of the 299 cast in Parliament on Friday. +But in the last few weeks Caritas has several times failed to pay out, hitting investor confidence. Caritas appears to be a classic Ponzi scam, named after Mr Charles Ponzi, an Italian immigrant operating in Boston just after the first world war. +Intel-designed chips are the most popular brains of personal computers. +"He was so small," said Undersheriff Santos Baca. "He had a pillow he was sitting on." Coleman, 22, is only about 4-foot-7 as a result of kidney disease and other health problems. +In the past there have been suggestions that CDM, De Beers' wholly-owned subsidiary, might be at least partly nationalised. +Aspen, home to eccentrics like "gonzo" journalist Hunter S. Thompson, was the first U.S. community to pass a tough anti-smoking ordinance and the first to declare itself a nuclear-free zone. +"I was born against the odds. +Saddam might discover a certain viscosity in his chain of command. The desire to overthrow him might become simultaneously more fervent and more logical. +Seagate Technology said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that 10.7 million of its shares will be sold by Control Data. Seagate eased 1/8 to 11 5/8 in over-the-counter trading. +The mill, plus cottage, face a lake. +Now it will bend its efforts to opening ways for the Japanese people to enjoy the fruits of their hard work. +The market has been growing rapidly and is forecast to reach more than $750 million within three years, according to consultant Forrester Research Inc., Cambridge, Mass. +A vehicle typically develops the problem after about 18,600 miles on the road. +When units become available in that building, nobody takes them," Lane said. +He was killed in the town of Envigado, six miles from Medellin, the home of the country's most powerful cocaine cartel. +"Are you still a Bolshevik?" +The mail train had just left Tongi, where the Moslem gathering was to occur. +The teachers' victory seemed to indicate that Mexico's workers, whose paychecks are worth half what they were at the start of the economic crisis, were starting to awaken and learn to fight for themselves. +The sums are bound to increase because the number of lawsuits involving the agencies continues to rise. Moreover, figures in the inspector general's report indicate that the average amount the agency is spending on individual cases is also rising. +She said a full toxicology report would be completed later this week. +Jasper County Judge Charles Teel then heard testimony from friends who said Ms. Cruzan would want to die and ruled her parents could have the feeding tube removed. +The bank said the proposed exchange rate represents the limits of what West Germany's economy can take. +The leading edge of a cold arctic air mass pushed across eastern Oklahoma and central Texas. +Harold L. Clark, the company's president since 1985, will become vice chairman, taking charge of vendor relations, product strategy and technical products. +"I think it's absolutely disgraceful that people in the transport unions don't think about their fellow citizens," Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher told Sky News, the cable television network. +But conservative views of women mainly as homemakers remain deeply held _ some rooted in religion, some in local traditions. +Interest payable fell to Pounds 278,000 (Pounds 320,000). +Recently unsealed court documents disclose that Occidental Petroleum Corp. over the past decade has paid millions of dollars for art projects closely identified with Armand Hammer, its longtime chairman and chief executive officer. +Elsevier is concentrating more of its attention lately on acquisitions in Europe, particularly in areas such as financial, medical, real-estate and other professional information. +"I'm proud to have Dan Quayle at my side," Bush said, giving delegates an unmistakable sign that he was not backing away from his running mate. +Energy futures prices rose Wednesday, led by a rally in the heating oil market. +Mr. Griffin bought the company for $365 million last November after a takeover battle with New York developer Donald Trump. +While losers outpaced winners by about 2-to-1 among the generally bigger National Market System stocks, there were 299 decliners and only 92 gainers among those not on the system. +Said spokesman John Hanson of the American Legion: "If that's going to be a plan then it seems like the VA again is trying to make veterans bail out the home loan program, a program whose problems veterans have not created. +The Army declined to provide the names of the soldiers involved. +Dr. Rudolf Brutoco said Anissa could still face a crisis if her disease advances. "We're keeping our fingers crossed she stays healthy," he said. +In those suits, the defendants have denied artificially inflating the company's value. +But it significantly enhances the credibility of a new approach to fighting cancer, called photodynamic therapy, which is beginning to come of age as an anti-cancer weapon. +M&G's core mutual fund activities, like those of the rest of the industry, suffered during the recession as investors shunned the product generally in favor of safer building society deposits. +"The fruit attracts bugs and the trees aren't very tolerant of auto pollution," she said during a recent interview at a meeting of peach growers in Fort Valley. +Eugene Christiansen of the New York gaming consulting firm Christiansen Cummings Inc. said off-track betting parlors would be the obvious place to allow sports betting. +"It is another attempt by MCI to cause confusion among agencies or undermine a successful program." +A crucial element in falling inflation has been the containment of wage demands but the impact of the recession, at last behind Italy, has also played a part. +Police Chief Daryl Gates called for the show of force after a rash of gang-related shootings, including a drive-by attack Good Friday that killed one man and wounded a dozen other people. +This ensures the party of an overall majority of five seats on the ACC's executive council. +A departing Justice Department official used a private public relations firm Friday to announce a press conference that was not officially cleared with the attorney general. +Moody's lowered to double-A-2 from double-A-1 the rating on General Accident, of Perth, Scotland. +It was this, however, that eventually reduced the bill by 1,000 baht. +King Hussein today signed a decree dissolving the lower house of Parliament, the official news agency Petra said. +In any case, predicting whether courts will deem an event work-related is about as easy as predicting a winning lottery number. +The International Hotel sent guests a cheery letter Wednesday inviting them to a cocktail party with the management and hoping their stay would be "memorable." +Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine, says he'll huddle with fellow Democrats to discuss the future of U.S. policy in Angola, which is opposed by some prominent black Americans. +About 20% of U.S. foreign investment went to Asia and the Pacific, with Japan, China, Singapore and Australia attracting the largest number of new projects. +"That is the smallest figure we've seen in the 23 years we've been publishing," she says. +But the official, speaking on condition of anonymity, refused to say whether the administration regretted not intervening militarily in the effort to topple Panamanian strongman Manuel Antonio Noriega. +"The thought that tourists would find it amusing to see animals killed is a pretty sick one," said Katharine Thalberg, director of the Aspen Society for Animal Rights. +So far, about 10,000 signatures have been collected, said Chitwood. +Some medical consultants and attorneys suggest rewriting hospital bylaws to permit "financial credentialing." +Stinger missiles, which Washington began supplying to the guerrillas almost two years ago, are credited with inflicting costly losses on Moscow's air force during the nine-year Soviet military intervention that ended last month. +Higgins, 43, of Danville, Ky., was head of a 76-man United Nations observer force in south Lebanon. +That level of production isn't of much concern as long as demand continues strong, analysts said. +M. Danny Wall's resignation Monday as the nation's chief thrift regulator came as no surprise in Texas, where much of the industry's problems have been centered. +"The cinema business is bad now and the theater is way down" due to increased TV programming, says Freddy Kamras, president of Kamras Film & Video Corp. in Helsinki, Finland. The Finnish box office fell 15% last year. +Crude prices have not closed that low on the exchange since October 1986, when they reached $13.73 per barrel. +That leaves Continental Airlines, the designer of the planned fare rise, as the only airline backing the move. Continental, which is operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy-law protection, is a unit of Continental Airlines Holdings Inc. +He said the move and a similar intervention in the United States has not worked "because market players are thinking the banks' move was just one of the temporary political tactics ahead of the U.S. presidential election" on Nov. 8. +To raise cash and reduce debt, the company is selling stock to a new investor and shedding its credit-card operation. +The bankruptcy law filing followed several troubled years for the company. +'Soccer is the universal language. +If the right offer came along, he says he would consider selling aerospace. Cost-cutting ensured that even the aerospace business performed creditably during the recession. +Ron Dellums, D-Calif., and 21 other House Democrats announced plans to file suit next week in federal court to keep Bush from going on the offensive without congressional approval. +Francis Bible Schulte on Tuesday became the 12th archbishop of New Orleans, the nation's second-oldest Roman Catholic archdiocese. +It would not do for the casks to develop the bacterial 'flor' which gives the special character to fino sherries. This was noticable in the tasting of eight different Macallans I did with Allan Shiach. +Prosecutors said that Mr. Eisen's law firm used fraudulent evidence to win settlements and judgments of more than $1 million from defendants including New York City and its Transit Authority. +The bank concludes that roughly a quarter of the gripes were "spurious," he says. +In his speech, Mr. Camdessus suggested a greater role for the IMF in the coordination of currency exchange rates, a job now handled by the U.S.-dominated Group of Seven. +Managers of the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant offered the Nuclear Regulatory Commission a detailed look at what will happen if the facility's crippled Unit 2 is mothballed, which the company hopes to do by the end of next year. +President Delvalle's representatives also placed restraining orders on a number of banks holding Panamanian deposits. +He was arrested Sept. 30 in Los Angeles for allegedly falsifying accounts related to the Distillers bid. +(6) "Golden Girls," NBC, 13.6, 12.5 million homes. +The small but fast-growing British airline said it will challenge the British government's recent finding that a merger wouldn't be anticompetitive. +In the year-ago third quarter, American Management earned $1.9 million, or 18 cents a share, on revenue of $44.7 million. +Of those who disaprove, she said, "They're at a Catholic school and should be expected to (uphold) the Catholic values." Some students had threatened to boycott classes Thursday to protest the change. +It holds one-quarter of the big cookie and cracker market and has Argentina's best-selling pasta brand. Nabisco bought 70 per cent of the company from members of the controlling family. +The Pensacola teen-ager landed his single-engine Mooney 201 at Jacksonville International Airport less than 24 hours after leaving San Diego. +The U.S. arm of London-based Hanson PLC said its Ground Round Restaurants unit completed the acquisition of 19 of 20 Stuart Anderson's Cattle Co. restaurants from Marriott Corp. +Robert Hurwitz, chairman of Cleveland-based Professional Housewares Distributors, said Sunbeam vendors and distributors were almost relieved at the filing, after watching difficult bank negotiations in recent months. +GM's main non-auto units reported higher quarterly profits despite lower revenue from selling goods and services to the parent company. +Elyse Tanouye in New York contributed to this article. +But some economists cautioned that poorer inflation figures for consumer goods may be down the road. +The DNC also may provide the campaign with technical assistance. +Nonetheless, most of the committee members interviewed, each of whom owns at least 25,000 Texaco shares, don't want the company to rush into a compromise settlement with Pennzoil. +"We think there's a broad audience for the movie, but it needs to be nurtured," Mr. Pollock says. +For this reason, lignite and other low-grade brown coals can't be burned legally in many Western nations. +Traders said the bond market's rally was the result of bargain-hunters moving in after the sharp retreat in bond prices in recent weeks. +As previously reported, United Stockyards is discussing acquiring Arbitrage Securities Co., a broker-dealer, and a 49% interest in Plaza Securities Co., an arbitrage firm. +It was secure," said John Clarke, a Trenton, N.J., architect. +He did not give any figure on the amount of drugs the group is accused of handling. +The flops of 1992 included a drama on BBC1 called Moon And Son in which Millicent Martin played the psychic owner of a market stall whose son was also in the business. +The storm, the season's first hurricane, weakened over Texas and was downgraded to a tropical storm. +Earlier this month Purolator agreed to a $35-a-share leveraged buyout offer from PC Acquisition Inc. +While trying to appeal to different consumer tastes, large companies have seen their brands proliferate. +The newspaper quoted Capt. +If they were refused leave to appeal there would be no further appeals and they could face immediate removal from the UK. +Some directors privately accuse the panel of overstepping its charge. +But as suburbia becomes the dominant theater of American life, defining it becomes more difficult. +"Investors don't do too much on good earnings, but when they see bad earnings, they rip stocks apart," said Jack Baker, head of equity block trading at Shearson. +Bird remarried in prison. +Germany's public deficit will be at least 150 billion marks ($82.7 billion) this year. +For instance, insurers with whom Beneficial had shared policy premiums turned insolvent when Beneficial tried to collect on claims. +When an assistant state attorney general assured the crowd that a criminal investigation was under way, one man cried out, "Hang them all!" +A Soviet economist said Friday that Mikhail S. Gorbachev has mishandled his anti-drunkenness campaign by emphasizing police methods instead of taking the long-range view of offering consumers a better choice of goods. +In remarks prepared for delivery Thursday in Topeka, Kan., Walsh said he would not make a decision about closing down his office until after an appeals court reviews the convictions of former national security adviser John M. Poindexter. +They are round or oval-shaped white puffs. +Refused to let a 10-month strike by machinists against Eastern Airlines spread, through sympathy work stoppages, to commuter railroads in New York City, Philadelphia and their suburbs. +WNBC-TV reported Wednesday night that investigators identified two men _ including the gunman _ and two women believed to have been in the car from which the shots were fired. +These groups lost an effort to short-circuit the Treasury proposal. +Responsibility for every design change needs to be accurately allocated to somebody. For the big suppliers, engineering data management is becoming as important a source of income as selling new systems. +And speaking of trends, the most interesting one this season is how many shows are striving to be politically correct. +Such reticence seems to be the order of the day. +These groups must include a Thai bank, to ensure adequate backing, and a foreign partner, to provide expertise in fund management. +Says Mr. Turner: "In 1981 we had 27% of the junior enlisted men using drugs on a regular basis. +The National Science Foundation estimates that by the year 2000, the nation will turn out 400,000 fewer scientists and engineers than it needs. +He says Wood Gundy will make this argument in an affidavit to be submitted to the U.K. court tomorrow. +We do not need two Republican parties in America." Jackson was asked by reporters if he meant to say that Dukakis would pull Democrats toward Republican policies. +But, if lucky, a shooter with one blast can knock out the female and a half-dozen males tagging along. +A month earlier, the Minnesota Supreme Court found that warning labels on cigarette packs starting in 1966 do not give tobacco companies complete immunity from lawsuits, as other courts have held. +If the TOT and CAT are privatised, they could find themselves competing against, and regulating, their own contractors. Egat will be in a similar position in the electricity market. +"It was the best smelling fire I've ever been at," fire department Lt. +"We are going to basically pick up on that theme to tie together all the victims of any of the laundry list of transactions involving owners of publicly held securities." +This could be of major significance for the future of American politics. +Rosemary Freeman, executive director of the Democratic Platform Committee, said the preliminary draft was still being finalized. She called it "a collective effort" by the same people who hammered out the earlier issue papers. +Joann Shanley, vice president of advertising at Ticor, a financial-services firm in Los Angeles, says she kisses business associates she hasn't seen in a while. +Six months before his disappearance, Lawson recalled that Radin hired a former wrestler named Sal to guard him. +He said some would be charged with criminal trespass and some with damaging government property. +The public currently owns about 40% of First Boston's 39.2 million shares outstanding. +Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Patrick will become consultants to the company. +"Our very preliminary data would seem to indicate that repair after the crushing did not take place in the flight animals," said Festoff. +"It's true Ramada doesn't have an enviable record, but you've got to give them time to see if these new things work out," he added. +"There was no hope" in the East, and authorities made promises they did not keep, said Miss Mueller. +He jumps up again to show off a red cape, stretching out its folds to make it look like a red flag. +Two Republicans, John Chafee of Rhode Island and John Heinz of Pennsylvania, joined 11 Democrats in voting for the bill. +As Professor Anikin notes, Mr. Gorbachev is not as popular at home as he is abroad. +The pilot was the only person aboard the jet. +One Finance Ministry official said the country's trade surplus is "definitely headed for a period of gradual decline, although it may show occasional upward fluctuations." +The records show that if Pough obeyed the terms of his probation, the case was to be removed from his record. +Mr. Ruff gained fame in the late 1970s with a best-selling book, "How To Prosper in the Coming Bad Times," in which he suggested that readers store food and buy gold. +Next time they are accused of violating human rights, the Soviets could point to their "relationship" with the human-rights organization. +L-tryptophan is an amino acid that occurs naturally in some foods that are high in protein, such as milk, beef, turkey and beans. +The decree gives government decisions the same status as a vote by a general shareholders meeting, since the state is the group's only shareholder. +Under terms of the deal, Ametek gave GE its 80-employee plastics-compounding plant in Sparta, Tenn. +"Politicians don't on the whole have credibility in a bear market," said Richard Harris, director of equity-risk management at Morgan Grenfell Securities in London. +Because its customers pay one fee for their health care, the company's continuing move to shift inpatient to outpatient care cut PacifiCare's costs in the quarter. +"Too much red tape can drive business away to other financial centers." +This number will grow as the municipal government is expected to approve the first batch of new applicants soon. +In 1985, he said, the strong bond market rally that followed the development of a steep yield curve was largely the result of a collapse in oil prices in an already slowing economy. +The strategy led adherents to emphasize financial stocks, which got hit by the subsequent rise in interest rates, and to give little weight to cyclical issues, which were bolstered by the continued strengthening of the economy. +At one point, he went on a hunger strike to demand the right to see his American girlfriend, Judy Zimet. +The refinery processes various grades of crude oil into fuels and other products. +Farm product sales to the Soviets exceeded $1.9 billion in 1985 but plummeted to a 13-year-low of $658 million in 1986 before starting their rebound. +So they may decide temporarily to stop investing here. +The talks are due to continue in the fall. +The two common options are to choose a manufacturer with a wide range of computing power available or to develop the system in a portable fashion. +The bonds are backed by the Government National Mortgage Association and rated tripleA/triple-A. +"There is no reasonable likelihood that further investigative effort would have developed evidence to support a criminal prosecution," U.S. Attorney Joseph Russoniello said Monday. +Col. James Lyle: "Tactically, I have never seen better." +In Ms. Lin's view, China has been eager for such a game since economic liberalization was introduced a decade ago. +His own poor background, Dinkins has said, explains his concern for social welfare. +The companies said they generally are limiting customers to 100% of their contracted amounts. +For the past two decades he has published a political newsletter and now also publishes a biweekly on business and public-affairs issues. +Sustained growth of real, inflation-adjusted tax receipts ultimately depends on growth of real taxable incomes, profits and sales. +The analysis found that changes in carbon dioxide concentrations lagged behind those in temperature by five months. +Even in recession, companies report difficulties in acquiring the skilled labour they need. Sandwell demonstrates the problem. +He struggled against opposition charges of corruption in the U.S.-backed government and inability of his party to deal with the economy and the civil war. +The meetings, which the FAA supervised, convened Monday under a Transportation Department grant of antitrust immunity. +Nov. 10 _ Reynolds rules that Bakkers and Bakker aide David Taggart must pay $7.6 million in damages to PTL. +That proportion of places reserved for women on the ruling body will reflect the new union's heavily female membership. At present Britain's largest union is the TGWU general union, with 1.2m members. +They believe prices are still too high and aren't going to create any support by buying significant quantities," the analyst added. +Selling the junk bonds to outsiders or separately capitalized affiliates would insulate the federal insurance fund from the risk. +Last year, the Rehnquist court held that racial prejudice was "an inevitable part of the criminal-justice process." Mrs. Allen's commentary failed to present any part of this dark side of the death-sentencing process. +The damage award on the warranty issue didn't involve an assessment of Mrs. Cipollone's conduct. +At least 11 other states and the District of Columbia have enacted antitrust laws giving indirect purchasers the right to sue. +Parents have been teaching the children themselves in a park fieldhouse. +Charles W. Stevens in New York contributed to this article. +NEW CUTS in interest rates aren't likely at next week's Fed parley. +He told The Associated Press that plans have been completed to build a new urban center in Faw to replace the old town. +In the real estate group, Mitsubishi Estate fell 40 yen to 2,950 yen and Mitsui Real Estate Development dropped 20 yen to 2,850 yen. +Before that, he was in the road company production of "Jesus Christ, Superstar," and starred as Danny Zuko in "Grease" on Broadway and in Chicago. +The bill would remove the industry's exemption from federal antitrust laws under the 1945 McCarren-Ferguson Act, which turned the regulation of insurance companies over to state governments. +They continued the dizzying pace of reform that began in Bulgaria on Nov. 10 when the hard-line Zhivkov was suddenly ousted as party leader after a 35-year tenure and replaced by Mladenov, who was the foreign minister. +Observes Walter Johnson, the director of the cytogenetics lab at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland: "Most of us would prefer that regulation be on a voluntary basis. +The international "air bridge of life" has brought tons of blankets, tents and medical supplies for victims of the Dec. 7 quake. +Then it is the street-scape of Dieppe, then Venice and Saint Mark's. +Sen. Bentsen said that he will hold hearings this year but that he won't press the issue to a vote until next year. +The 33.6% stake in Sorg, a financial printing concern, is held by members of the Sorg family. +Even Jordan's King Hussein, who joined the Palestine Liberation Organization in appeals for clemency, would not condemn President Saddam Hussein of Iraq. +A defense attorney, Charles Robinson, said he expected Boyle to appeal. +In South Africa, gold stocks closed higher. +There were reports even that the Reagan administration considered kidnapping him to face drug charges by two Florida grand juries. +But Tristan's mother, Loveday Jenkin, is on the opposite side of the fence: She's a teacher of phonemic Cornish. +Yet whatever you may think of Chekhov or Uncle Vanya, this production is a total triumph for the art of theatre. +Under Jontz' bill, the secretaries of agriculture and interior would have 45 days to produce maps targeting areas of "ancient and associated forests" to be protected. +Poindexter's predecessor, Robert McFarlane, indicates that as early as the fall of 1985, Cmdr. +"Driving Miss Daisy," starring Jessica Tandy as a Southern widow and Morgan Freeman as her chauffeur in a story of manners and race relations, earned $6 million last weekend, up 5 percent from the previous weekend, said Entertainment Data Inc. +The Americans, he said, would pay him $50 for each ton of garbage removed, and he would pay the British authorities $12 per ton dumped at this end. +The airport company maintained that the procedure had been fair. +The Applied Physics Laboratory of Johns Hopkins University received Navy contracts totaling $42.4 million for research and engineering services. +But The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer reported today that Quayle actually held that position for only two and one-half months. +It is always interesting, partly because it entices you to believe that the best lines and situations must be just around the corner. +It's just you and the will to live." Negotiators have picked an isolated site to trade the kidnapp;ed daughter of a senior Cabinet minister for jailed Moslem militants, a top state official said today. +At the Capitol, meanwhile, officials called for heightened security throughout the building and grounds after the body of a severely beaten woman was found at a nearby construction site Wednesday. +Ford needed the new source for Rangers after deciding to build the Explorer sport-utility vehicle at its Louisville assembly plant. +But one group of young people, mostly students, had heard those Stalinist formulas once too often. +"Anything above $7 billion will see a dollar decline, although it may not come off with the rush that $8 (billion) or $9 (billion) would produce," said Ray Payne, a vice president at Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. in London. +Imports of autos fell by $600 million during the month. Analysts said this provided evidence that the price increases caused by the weaker dollar were beginning to have an effect on domestic demand. +Nicholas Dujmovic, said everybody below the rank of 1st class petty officer helped clean up in preparation for the visit, including the picking up of dead leaves all over the island. +Mr. Trump laid claim to the Taj last year, when he took over its owner, Resorts International Inc. +But the prospect of the strategic balance afterward is damping Western enthusiasm. +Following the article, the International Airline Passengers Association, a travelers' advocacy group, called for the grounding of the DC-10 fleet. +Because there is no Republican candidate, the winner of their March 8 Democratic primary will capture the 41st District judge's seat. +Of Sunday's violence in Sumgait, a city some 1,500 miles from Moscow, dissident Sergei Grigoryants said: "Thugs in Sumgait went up to people and asked them if they were Armenian or not. +"You relive it every day. +It is in fact 'Imbrotone,' priced at Pounds 375,000 through Brian A. French and Associates, of Knaresborough, north Yorkshire. +A consumer group urged the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to open a defect investigation and, eventually, to recall 1986-1987 Honda Acura Legends because of alleged problems with sudden acceleration. +JAMES G. SLEDZ (charged with one count of mail fraud and one count of violating the Commodities Exchange Act): Younger brother of Brian Sledz, James Sledz is said to have netted nearly $200,000 at the Merc in 1988. +Bartkowiak left the station with his wife, but sheriff's deputies pulled over his car two miles from the station, officials said. +Banks and stockbrokers circumvented rules to channel money illegally into the stock market in the scandal which was widely, though wrongly, perceived to have resulted from liberalisation. +Miller and Ragsdale left Republic before it was taken private last August by Pesch & Co., an investment holding company headed by Chicago physician LeRoy A. Pesch. +Nunn hosted Bentsen at UCLA and later introduced him at a McDonnell Douglas aerospace plant in Orange County. +This rhetorical position-staking is backed up by a more-helpful French attitude about sharing information with its allies, and cooperating on defense planning. +Between 2.5 million and 3 million voters were expected to turn out for the primary on a wintry day. +The result is mistrust and criticism from all around. +"It's nice to know that there's a lot of good people out there," Mrs. Tharp said. +Gold was quoted at $451.20 an ounce in early trading Tuesday in Hong Kong. +"If progress continues at this rate, I anticipate a complete return to normal activity," said Dr. William Grossman, a Beth Israel cardiologist. +"Kids weren't bouncing off the walls, fighting, killing each other," says Gerald DeClementi, principal at Aletta Crichton Elementary School. +Though they may not notice, many New Yorkers will celebrate the leap second at midnight. +He estimates that Tagamet has 46% of the share of the market for drugs of its type. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Nuclear Support shares closed at $18.75, up 25 cents. +PTL gave founder Jim Bakker bonuses as big as $500,000 even while it was losing money, the ministry's former finance director testified Wednesday. +Failure to do so risks undermining our most fundamental political values. +"I think the game is on the line Tuesday. +Sayde Brenner married Al Tisch, a clothing manufacturer in New York City, in 1920. +The identity of the man, who suffered a single gunshot wound to the upper body, and his relationship with the girl were withheld until family members could be notified, Ducoulombier said. +The patrolman reported the sighting to a passing patrol car, which stopped to search the passengers. +"Nobody has said anything about this to the bondholders themselves," one analyst said. +It was the exchange's first loss since 1971. +Justice Stevens dissented, joined by Justices William Brennan, Thurgood Marshall and Harry Blackmun. +AGE warns that one result might be payroll taxes of anywhere from 23% to 42% to pay for Social Security and Medicare, compared with the current 14.6%. +During the weeks in early 1984 that allegations about abuse at the McMartin school blossomed, a rash of reports of child molestation at other day-care centers surfaced. +Also, several GLC functions, such as transport, have been removed from local government. +Idaho's bipartisan congressional delegation supports it as a way out of a wilderness war now well into its third decade. +These long-run projections are needed to establish benchmarks. +The INS, in cooperation with a Dallas-based Spanish-language network, intends to blanket the state with a three-hour broadcast message Saturday morning, March 26. +In her study of 1,275 women in Rancho Bernardo, near San Diego, she found that the women who had at least five pregnancies had a nearly 8 percent drop in levels of high-density lipoprotein, which is believed to protect against heart disease. +Hence our fears for the taxpayers. +Compensating favored clients is part of the scandal that has rocked Japan's securities industry, and government investigations are continuing. +Runyan and five other veteran racers overtook Swenson during the sprint Monday from Rainy Pass to Rohn, 271 miles into the race. +A minicomputer with 250,000 bytes of memory sells for about $30,000, perhaps 30 times what a better machine might cost in the West. +Total operating expenses increased 15% in the quarter, primarily because of costs relating to the elimination of Silver Pages operations and increased telephone company expenditures. +My father, when conscripted to the pre-first world war Russian army, was a Jew in little more than name. +Mr. Moore declined to make an earnings forecast for 1991. He said results will depend on whether mine operating rates fall below the 95% rate initially indicated, and on iron ore prices. +There's too much emphasis on age and deterioration. +"That is totally impossible in any hotel market on earth," he says, adding that in his view it needs to be written down "to a level probably less than one-third that sunk into it. +One policeman was seriously wounded in the gunfight, said Mohamed Sedek Ali, the chief criminal investigations officer in Selangor state. +But investors appear unconcerned and the shares still sit on a premium rating, yielding 60 per cent of the market yield and sitting on an earnings multiple of 20 per cent more than the market. +Senate Democratic Leader George Mitchell of Maine on Monday criticized Bush's stance on producing new chemical weapons, calling it "a major step backwards" that threatens the international negotiations. +Mr. Gardini is best-known in the U.S. for a bitter feud with the Chicago Board of Trade in 1989. +AEL will lease the facility from the airport authority, which will pay construction costs. +The White House is incensed at Baghdad's refusal to cooperate last week with a U.N. team. +Hers is also a main board appointment. With her timing 'less than perfect', Oliver left Tootal Apparel shortly after a management buyout, where she says she was not a major shareholder, and effectively not on the board. +Ken Keane said the fuel spilled from two barges, which were still leaking shortly before noon. +It will be only the third time both pads at Kennedy Space Center have been occupied. +He attributed the decline in part to softness in several areas, including the automotive and construction markets, as well as continued weak demand for steel goods serving the pipeline industry. +Mr. DiGennaro, who has been charged with insider trading and fraud offenses, has maintained his innocence. +He added: "When they were discovered, it was immediately apparent to the officer that they constituted incriminating evidence. +The bases' contribution to the economy in 1990 will amount to "only 1.9 percent" of the gross national product, the pamphlet says. +Gillette admitted in court documents that it held discussions with one company in September 1987 and others this year but denied they involved talk of a possible takeover. +Chairman Danny Wall said he hoped the board's decision "will end speculation about the potential use of Freddie Mac to aid the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., which is clearly not going to be done." +In 1990, the UK banks lost about Pounds 122m between them on plastic card fraud. +Lewis said engineers have begun evaluating the cause of the break. +It has to be appreciated that essentially what we have done is an investment protection movement which forces a mortgage interest rate move. +Smaller shares were more actively traded than blue-chip issues. +The award will be presented in Los Angeles on May 17. +Zayre didn't return telephone calls for comments. +They also serve as the signposts of white politics. +About 3,000 people turned out Sunday to launch a re-enactment of George Washington's carriage trip to his inauguration, but the actor who played the nation's first president was forced to leave by van. +What we find as we look into these surfaces is that Freud is become ever freer in his handling, and taking more and more risks with drawing and proportion - a huge foot, a strange passage of modelling, a squashed face. +To ensure nothing happens to spoil that, work units across the city are telling their employees to stay off the streets on the games' opening day, and watch the ceremonies on television. +Treasury Issues Treasurys ended lower in reaction to the $12.55 billion auction of two-year notes. +The new contraption, which features three 25-kilowatt lasers costing more than $1 million each, blasts potatoes at the rate of more than one a second. +Chief, how about that?' +Officials from the World War II allies _ the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and France _ are to meet next Wednesday with the two Germanys. +The row came as the Bolsover MP called for a public inquiry into the level of dioxins on agricultural land in his constituency. +Polaroid Corp., as expected, unveiled a new low-priced line of instant cameras called Impulse. +On that first visit to Torquay, Dan Maskell and I drove the Czechs round to show them the sights. +MANY large corporate computer users have decided the time is right to determine the architecture of their systems themselves, rather than allow computer vendors to decide it for them. +The decision was the largest award ever against the news media, surpassing the $28 million won last month by a heart surgeon against a San Antonio television station. +They were first given in 1980 by the Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation, created under the terms of the will of Aristotle Onassis in memory of his son. +"We feel like the nursing union is disrupting the children's care in the misguided hope of ending a nationwide nursing shortage," said Tiger. +He faces charges of "rebellion with murder." Military dissidents claimed the arrest of one of the administration's sharpest critics was a prelude to martial law. +"In the last two months, the government has arrested without warrant and tortured dozens of people," he said. +Arias authored the regional peace plan, which was signed in Guatemala in August 1987 by the five presidents. +The law approved Thursday by the Supreme Soviet legally puts cooperatives on an equal footing with state-run enterprises. +"Praise God, I do gain weight every Ramadan," says Sadia Maghribi, a Cairo mother of 10. +That doesn't mean demand couldn't pick up _ there's still a good month's worth of summer vacation season left. +BHP said the business - which claims to be the world's largest producer of fibre-optic couplers - required an established industry parent to maximise its growth potential, and ADC was better suited to this role. +'I don't think there is any limit if you have the ability, the desire and are honest.' Workers from Devonport dockyard lobby Downing Street yesterday in support of the yard's case to refit Trident nuclear submarines. +It's a rotational market." +Between now and the end of March, Chrysler plans to indefinitely lay off nearly 6,000 workers. +In addition, lawyers for the Rales group were continuing to monitor certain Interco legal developments in the Delaware courts. +Vortec Corp. said shareholders overwhelmingly approved the company's acquisition by Chicago West Pullman Corp. for $5 a share. +"The revolving door tends to focus almost exclusively on what people can do after they leave," he said. +"Monday, Oct. 19 was perhaps the worst day in the history of U.S. equity markets," the report concluded. +Analyst John B. Jones of Montgomery Securities said earnings would have been above 20 cents a share had the company not taken a one-time write-off in the quarter. +"We want to restore the partnership," he said. +O'Dwyer said in the court papers that his client has applied to Skidmore College to take courses in the fall. +In August 1990, when he took over at YPF, the downstream business lost Dollars 400m. +Lawyers for JMB Realty Corp. and Melvin Simon & Associates argue that giving the Cincinnati-based retailers more time would hurt tenants of shopping malls that are anchored by such Federated and Allied stores as Lazarus or Bloomingdale's. +In the absence of a second park, the surplus hotel capacity is certainly a heavy drag. +In a show of ingratitude, the panel recently infuriated the AMA by voting to limit total Medicare payments to doctors, a policy called "expenditure targets." +"We are sincerely concerned about our sister," she said. "We want to establish she is safe and free. +In his discussion with Bush, Goncz said he asked the United States for additional aid and support, but did not name a price tag. +Young has been pushing casinos as a way to bring jobs and tourism to a city with a 9.6 percent unemployment rate, but he acknowledges the advisory vote is likely to fail. "If we win, it will be the upset of all upsets," he said. +Mr Joel Pitcoff, research manager for Ford in North America, points out that 'the age group that spawned the success of the mini-vans is approaching the age of empty nesters. +The meetings would be between the already elected Solidarity deputies and those hopefuls still in the running for the communist party or the allied Peasant and Democratic party seats, he said. +Moye ordered a hearing today with Dees, who brought the lawsuit on behalf of Williams, McKinney and 55 other marchers pelted with rocks and bottles; and attorneys for the two KKK organizations, their leaders and other defendants. +Sears plans to test-market the vacation packages next fall with a mailing to its charge-card customers in a few major metropolitan areas yet to be selected, Sears spokeswoman Kathy Gucfa said Wednesday. +He should veto this catastrophic tax. +The artist died Jan. 23. +That vote wasn't unanimous, though. +The 6-inch dolls came with pacifiers and are dressed in a pink or blue two-piece pajama outfit. +Colin Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, made a report to him after their trip to the Gulf that was "quite different than most stories I've been reading in the last few days" in newspapers. +PS of New Hampshire's president and chief executive officer, Robert J. Harrison, said the "filing will help insure the stability of the company and its operations while an overall solution is pursued." +The General Accounting Office said the new version of the plan would cost employers less than $194 million, most of that in health insurance premiums for employees on leave. +Passing some of this on to customers saw sales volume drop by 7 per cent. +Patiashvili said the 106-member Georgian delegation is still meeting in his republic to decide its platform at the conference. +Deere previously said it had expected "synergies in manufacturing and marketing" as a result of its initial plan to buy the Versatile subsidiary. +Regardless of its outcome, this war will create a sharp, dangerous new schism in the Arab world. +Goodman believes that if people would only laugh 15 times a day, there would be fewer doctor bills. +Ibstock retains a 56.3 per cent interest. Caima, which ran up a pre-tax loss of Pounds 4m for 1992, owns eucalyptus forests and operates a wood pulp mill. +But this year, the execuive said, the factory will build about 100,000 cars. +In Romania, however, President Nicolae Ceausescu told a party congress that he rejects reforms and proclaimed the perpetuation of rigid Communist rule. +But Ludwigshafen's favorite son barely glances at them as he launches into his standard 100-minute campaign speech. +"Unless I am a part of everything, I am nothing," she thinks. +"It is becoming increasingly clear that Soviet assessments are true that the Afghan regime isn't a house of cards that will collapse instantly," said Dimitri Simes, a specialist on Soviet affairs at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. +The administration agreed, for instance, to require employers rather than workers, to bear the burden of proof in bias cases. +"Milo & Otis" was the third-highest grossing film in Japan's history, racking up $70 million. +For the original Saturday night event, Hughes had planned to make his signature lobster-stuffed potatoes, the dish ordered by President and Mrs. Bush when they stop by his restaurant. +Though the face value of the securities is large, losses at banks fooled by the bonds have been relatively small so far. +It rattled windows, woke residents and roused pets into a frenzy, but no damage was reported. +But on the first day the price averaged Dollars 1.29. falling below Dollars 1 on the third day and sliding still further this week to average only Dollars 1.05 during the first week of the sales. +Sales are seen falling 4% to 445 billion yen from 463.72 billion yen, lower than the previous forecast of 470 billion yen. +The exchange said fewer than 600,000 common shares remain publicly held. +Investors in a UT can get out at the underlying value, less expenses. UT equalisation. +"Consumers are skeptical about advertising, and demonstrations are one way to cut through the criticism and let the consumer experience the product," says Penny Peters, a senior vice president of Hill & Knowlton Inc., the public-relations firm. +"Why can't you get anyone out, Lefty?" +The ASE specialises in mid-capitalisation, solid-growth stocks, while the NYSE is seen as the market most companies aspire to be listed on when they grow big enough. That hierarchy, however, is being challenged. +"We have the majority of problems licked with new design philosophies," he said. +The Royal Palace in Amman announced Monday that Bush had indefinitely postponed a meeting with Hussein which was scheduled to be held in Paris on Tuesday. +Moreover, the dollar's strength grew despite repeated intervention by central banks, which sold the currency about an hour after the trade report was released in Washington. +The crane sideswiped one car parked on the north side of the street and clipped off a tree and a utility pole before coming to rest atop two parked cars. +The family also owns an American shipping line that operates tankers and bulk carriers under the Liberian and Panamanian flags. +NEW ALLEGATIONS are made in pollution suit against Ashland. +He has served as Chancellor of the Exchequer and Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs. +A General Dynamics spokesman didn't dispute that interpretation of the plan. +Still, the Soviets' lack of experience with parliamentary democracy was apparent. +For more than a decade, the poison has been detected in Southerners and doctors have debated whether it is a serious health hazard. +Kohlstad said it was the co-pilot's first operational takeoff on a 737-400 following completion of flight training. +Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation has not analyzed the Bush proposal but said that generally conservative organization supports encouraging increased saving through tax incentives rather than by raising taxes. +Much of the collection was reprinted from scrapbooks and contained personalized captions by J.R. Cofield. +Demonstrations for annexation of Nagorno-Karabakh began in Armenia in February 1988 and trouble resulted in both of the neighboring republics that border Iran. +Rain fell across the Northwest on Monday, with snow at higher elevations, and rain also fell on the northern Plains. +That lifted the total proportion of MGN's share capital claimed by the administrators from 51 per cent to 54.8 per cent. +Each fancier's loft is registered and the distance between it and any of the 200 official British "liberation sites" measured to the nearest yard. +The dollar rose sharply against the Japanese yen to recoup its losses from the previous session but finished mixed against other major currencies in hectic domestic trading Friday. +Members of the House Banking Committee today criticized regulators' use of promissory notes to rescue insolvent savings institutions as a "shell game" designed to push the problem into the next administration. +The Socialists are probably too contaminated as election partners, and public opinion is clearly poised for a conservative alternative. +Police said four men apparently were involved in the holdup, but no one was in custody Friday. +In these respects, they escaped damage in the Budget. +Ruled the Postal Service was similar to a private business and must pay interest on back pay owed to a Chesterfield, Mo., worker who won a lawsuit charging it with illegal discrimination. +But the evidence, especially testimony from Mark Fuhrman and William Walsh, two Swiss-franc traders who pleaded guilty to fraud and testified against the defendants, depicted the Merc pit as corrupt. +Mr. Linton said the building, to be built on city-owned land with a real estate developer partner, will be between 1.2 million and 1.5 million square feet. +Mr. Clark, 38 years old, was stricken alongside the pool at his mother's home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. +The blast killed army airborne troop instuctor Lt. +Here the lessons of history are revealing: There have been many debt crises in the past, involving sovereign borrowers, and they went on and on for a very long time. +Lisovolik, speaking at a reception Monday night to several members of the Young Presidents Organization as well as a reporter, did not mention the proposals for age limits. +The Denver-based company has more than 1m international subscribers, and other international joint venture arrangements have taken it into Israel, Sweden, Norway and New Zealand. +Those sanctions were suspended Aug. 9 when the city and the four councilmen appealed. +The reindeer, for example, so enjoys the salty taste of human urine, it would probably feel deprived of a delicacy if it were liberated into lonely loops around the North Pole. +Then, when signs of sluggishness began to emerge, the Fed in June began loosening credit, allowing rates to fall by about three-quarters of a percentage point. +Under the terms, each share of CP National will be exchanged, on a tax-free basis, for 1.15 shares of Alltel common. +Rothschild and Goldsmith have said the aim of their new company would be to acquire one or more large publicly quoted British companies which could benefit from restructuring. +The elections are scheduled for May 26. +Later that year, all but two agreed to distribute the record. +"This is now the ticket," he said in an interview before introducing Sen. Bentsen at a private gathering of Democrats in Stockton, Calif. +Higher-rate taxpayers must pay the extra higher-rate tax on the proceeds. +But it concedes that prolonged high interest rates may not be sustainable if member states are in recession. The report declares that making market operators aware of the risks and possible losses from speculation is critical to managing the ERM. +A promise of "no new taxes" produces the largest tax increase in American history. +Bond's empire is saddled with debts of nearly $6 billion and the group of companies is involved in several court actions. +But since then, some members of the institute who accept contingency fees and commissions in violation of its ethics ban have threatened to sue the group on antitrust grounds. +NRC Chairman Carr noted that there are no new applications for nuclear plants before the commission and an NRC spokesman said the last request was filed in 1978. +The sixth context, catalytic change through consultants, is an adjunct to the other five. Eccles' second framework is what he calls 14 'factors of change' which are common to the different political contexts. +Pen Kent, associate director of the Bank of England since 1988, is to replace Andrew Crockett as a director of the Bank from the end of this month. +A nationwide poll last week showed that Prime Minister Lange is expected to win a second term and his Labor Party is favored to win a majority in Parliament over the National Party. +Intrigued by stories of two dogs who reportedly could sense that their masters were about to have epileptic seizures, researchers are looking for other dogs who appear to have that ability. +FCC regulations now call for 61% of AT&T's international telecommunication traffic to go over Comsat's satellite equipment. +Crowe offered his views, the White House misrepresented them. +The company says its outlays for the projects have benefited Occidental and its shareholders with favorable publicity and good will. +Crews were expected to encircle the blaze tonight and bring it under control by Wednesday evening, forestry officials say. +Edmond Fadal, 64, of Waco died early Sunday at Parkland Memorial Hospital, where he had been listed in critical condition since the Aug. 31 crash of the Boeing 727 at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. +One of the nation's most profitable companies, Ford badly wanted American Savings. +A federal court Thursday barred the Agriculture Department from randomly testing 755 employees for illegal drug use without a "reasonable, articulable" suspicion of an individual's on-the-job impairment. +The Postal Service estimates the free mail privileges would cost taxpayers $500,000 a month. +Macedonia, an ancient kingdom in southeastern Europe in the Balkan Peninsula, is now a region divided among Greece, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. +The last major political event there was a rally hosted by then-Sen. +"I'm glad (Quayle) got it, instead of Dukakis, because I'm going for Bush," Elway said when informed of the gift. +When a banking subcommittee passed the branching provision last month, it tacked on an amendment that would have prevented banks from branching across state lines or affiliating with securities firms unless they met certain community-investment standards. +WHO'S NEWS: Earl Gandel was named executive vice president, international, at Saatchi & Saatchi DFS/Pacific. He was formerly chairman of Saatchi & Saatchi in Japan. +Friday's convoy was the first to negotiate the 110-mile Hormuz passage since Washington announced a new policy that allows U.S. warships to intervene in Iranian attacks on commercial ships bearing other flags. +And yesterday, a sharp jump in gold prices reinforced inflation fears. +It said the crack could have been detected in the disk's most recent inspection by United. +Paint manufacturer Plascon and Barlows Equipment, which benefited from improved mine and construction demand for machinery, both showed strong growth. Barlow said second-half results were likely to be 'at least equal' to those for the first six months. +Belgrade serves as both federal capital and Serbia's capital. Croatia says Serbia unfairly dominates federal authorities. +Early today, ANC Deputy President Nelson Mandela announced the cessation of all armed action by the guerrilla organization he helped found in 1961. +The offer from Ford, which already controls 13.2 percent of Jaguar, was lower than Jaguar's closing share price $13.80 Wednesday. +He keeps a toy pistol in his office that he says was a present from a youngster who told him to use it "in my fight against the bureaucrats." +In California he is concentrating on building an organization both to counter Jesse Jackson's plans to outspend Dukakis on television ads, and to lay the groundwork for the fall campaign against Republican George Bush. +The latest proposal from Alpha Health Systems Corp., a unit of Pesch & Co., totaled $22 a share. +Bush set the trap himself. +When we received the various papers to finalise the company's affairs some time afterwards, we also received a notice of assessment and surcharge. +InfoChip Systems Inc., a small company in Santa Clara, Calif., says it has an easy way to increase capacity, and without bigger disk drives: It has a chip that it says will roughly triple the capacity of current disk drives. +The indictment said Putnam killed the woman "while under extreme emotional duress." The FBI has said it has no record of any agent ever being convicted of killing someone in a similar case. +Coated natural kraft is widely used in beverage, food and general consumer packaging. +The Portuguese colonizers hastily withdrew from the country in 1975, leaving three rival factions to fight for power. Dos Santos' group won. +None of the 11 is likely to have more than a few seats, and the Social Christians hope to be second with seven or eight seats. +We traded punches, but after all we are closing our own home," he said. +The new president will lead the first government controlled by civilians since Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier fled to exile in France in February 1986. +In a report filed today with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Kerkorian said he has plans to buy more Chrysler stock and does not immediately intend "an extraordinary corporate transaction" such as a merger, reorganization or liquidation. +The column didn't say how much these generous new energy tax measures would cost, but they clearly were intended to restore tax benefits taken away from independent oil and gas producers by the 1986 tax bill. +The U.S. Guaranteed Student Loan Program has been shaken by tough new federal rules that have caused the rejection of up to $400 million in lenders' claims for defaulted loans. +Even Bush's revised plan to spend Sunday making video appearances at rallies around the nation was scrapped. +"In some cities we needed more time" for Sunday shows to become established. +In addition to easing pressure on the state pensions system, the creation of pension funds will strengthen the country's financial markets, he says. For the French government, this is an important incentive. +"We hit it perfectly," Mr. Antoian said. +Reagan noted the Advisory Committee on Federal Pay had told him that increases in pay averaging 26.28 percent, effective in October, would be necessary to make federal pay comparable with that in private employment. +The Common Market's bureaucracy is ill-equipped to detect and prosecute the crooks. +Price rises were limited to 2 per cent, which the company said meant real prices for electricity had fallen 15 per cent since 1987. The company had a 12 per cent return on shareholders' funds. +But Yugos began leaving his lot when he slashed the price to $2,900, at a loss of about $2,500 per car. +Last month's net outflows from the building societies, at Pounds 315m, were the second biggest ever. The launch of First Option, a one year investment at a gross interest rate of 10.34 per cent, is making things worse. +Liberace was not cremated. +Intelligence sources said a possible target for American planes or missiles is the Sheikh Abdullah barracks in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, which is used by Iranian revolutionary guards and by members of the Shiite terrorist group Hezbollah. +The anarchists arrived at the embassy at the conclusion of a march by 20,000 demonstrators who were marking the 15th anniversary of a student uprising against the 1967-74 military dictatorship in Greece. +We understand very well that you are angry, frustrated and disappointed" at not being able to talk to them, the voice said. +"I hate to say it's terrific and help the underwriters raise the price," said a major New York investor. +He said he has debated the congressman eight times and claimed Swindall declined seven invitations to attend forums with Jones. +Baseball proponents hope approval of the tax will lure a team. +The fuel shortage is also acute which means there is little heat available.' +Before revolution promoted him to the post of adviser to Vaclav Klaus, the new finance minister, economist Dusan Triska pondered how to calculate the country's real inflation rate. +The banks in question include Banc One Corp. of Columbus. Officials there confirmed they had entered preliminary discussions with Rax about debt forgiveness, but declined to elaborate. +June Scobee, the widow of Challenger commander Francis "Dick" Scobee, talked with Englund for purposes of script research. +Annunzio wrote letters in late 1984 to Edwin Gray, then chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, about the investors' request to establish First City Federal Savings Bank in New York. +Viacom is a media and entertainment company. +Two other defense consultants also served as conduits for the bribes, according to testimony. +The products tested by such laboratories range from electrical appliances to cosmetics. +The same was true of many banks, other traders said. +The dollar's rise against such other key currencies as the Japanese yen and the West German mark has helped attract international investors into U.S. investments. +The flight arrived in London on Thursday night, where passengers spent the night before completing the final leg of thir journey away from the crisis in the Middle East. +House Speaker Thomas S. Foley received $32,000 in speaking fees last year, according to House financial disclosure forms made public today. +He said Amax's legal advisers have "probably had informal talks" with Investment Canada officials, though he couldn't confirm the discussions. +Fifty-three percent of a larger panel of 300 association members believes Bush will win, while 37 percent think Dukakis, the Democrat, will be elected. +We have to extinguish (the fire) because nobody needs a fire." The Soviets have not revealed how the dispute could be resolved, but with an increasingly restive Moslem population of 50 million in Central Asia, they can ill afford a misstep. +The windfall from his brother's death on the battlefield has set up Thamir Mahmoud Murad for life. +Of course sympathy for the refugee, the widow, the persecuted minority is admirable and perhaps even a necessity if you are to gain access and complete your series when your subject is nationalism. +Otherwise he'll be sent to the New York Aquarium, said Randy Wisthoff, associate director of the zoo. +Though Robertson may have some effect on the party's platform and procedural votes in the convention, "he lost a great deal of clout because of his pitiful performance in the South," Sabato said. +Assuming mining and processing costs of about Dollars 27.50 a tonne, Mr Lydall calculates a gross profit margin of some Dollars 12.50 a tonne. +Mr. Bouwman said management will decide on the size and timing of any stock buy-back after the shareholder vote. +When the shift toward cyclical stocks picks up momentum, he said, the selling that's likely to hit growth stocks could push the Dow industrials down 10% from current levels. +But he must work to gain support in the black community, analysts said. +Syphilis, a common sexually transmitted disease, can be treated in most cases with penicillin or other antibiotics, although it's too late to reverse birth defects in many children born with the disease. +The transluscent husk of the seed is removed, sifted and crushed; the seed itself is fed to animals. +It was not known how many jobs might be lost as a result of the merger. +The revision was meant to put the two on a more equal footing, but in the world of 1960 there was no question that the U.S. was overwhelmingly the world's economic power. +But the words float in an atmosphere of unreality. +The ceiling would be lifted to 21.5 million barrels to provide Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates much higher official quotas while reducing percentage shares of some others. +Rescuers pulled the first body from one of the cars about two hours after the accident. +A nasty clatter after the piece ended could have been Le Spectre de Michel Fokine expressing an opinion on this ludicrous staging. What Fokine might have said about the programme's finale, Scheherazade, does not bear contemplation. +Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita is likely to come under pressure at this month's economic summit meeting in Toronto of the seven largest industrialized nations to be more generous yet with aid. +The West must realize that Soviet non-adherence to human-rights contracts is not merely a humanitarian problem. +Luecker was released in Medellin along with two Colombian reporters held with him. +The price-per-thousand charged for delivering coupons has risen 25% to 40% in recent weeks, Mr. Cleary said. +Bill Coats, an Atlanta real-estate developer, complains that Delta's service has become more mechanical, less personal. +The couple met a year ago, and Boatwright proposed after the Air Force shipped him to Ankara, Turkey. +Mariko, the 26-year-old toothless china doll, takes his cross-dressing more seriously than some others do. +But reform-minded Contra elements were divided over the meaning of Mr. Calero's gesture. +DE KLERK: As far as the release of Mr. Mandela is concerned, his presence is totally irrelevant. +Miller Brewing Co. will begin test marketing Lite Genuine Draft at the end of the month. +The TDRS relays signals and data between a spacecraft or another satellite and a ground terminal at White Sands Missile Range, N.M., where it then is routed to the appropriate NASA facility. +On June 21, a quake measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale struck northern Iran, leaving 500,000 people dead and about 500,000 homeless. +Britain's environment secretary John Gummer was seen walking arm-in-arm into an Oslo hotel yesterday with his Norwegian counterpart, Thorbjoern Berntsen. +For the past two months, employees at Exxon Corp.'s Credit Card Center have been under a state of siege as angry customers _ including more than 17,000 who canceled their accounts _ vehemently protested the Alaskan oil spill. +Later they discovered that was not the best policy. +And most women who will receive substantial awards likely will have to pay one-third to their lawyers. +The military said they were freed because of lack of witnesses, although sources said prosecutors had sworn statements from witnesses linking most of them to the attack. +We know each other better," said Ashot Manucharian, one of the three Armenian negotiators. +Last year, Mr. Pickens and the Grace brothers led an offer for the Japan Fund that ended when the fund converted to an open-end fund. +Mrs. Quayle has suspended her legal career to rear the children just as her mother interrupted her professional career to rear a family, James Tucker said. +About a dozen police officers watched as public works employees removed the shelters. +Alexander & Baldwin Inc. said its board authorized a 2-for-1 split of common stock, subject to holders' approval of a proposal to increase authorized shares. +But Mellon Bank and Wells Fargo did boost their loan-loss reserves. +The Senate in Harrisburg has 27 Republicans and 23 Democrats. The House has 103 Democrats, 99 Republicans and an empty seat. +Recently, business spending on plant and equipment has slowed to an annualized growth rate of less than 10% from more than double that six months ago. +ASEAN members are Brunei, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. +That means women have another good reason to seek medical help if they think they have a sexually transmitted disease, she said. +I obviously was not sensitive enough in my relations with these women." Back at Habitat headquarters, California businessman Jeff Snider, who arrived Thursday, has taken over as executive vice president in charge of operations. +The agreement, signed Friday in Helsinki, moves the bartering system toward the direction of normal trade between two countries. +Pilot union Chairman Frederick C. Dubinsky said advisers to UAL management and the union will begin meeting in New York today and will work through the weekend to devise a new proposal to present to UAL's board "at the earliest time possible." +Someone had the bright idea of a debate between two academic eminences, and happened to mention it to the then undersecretary of the treasury. +Jeanne Devlin said she and 55 other Department of Tourism and Recreation employees got their July 13 paychecks on Thursday. +The other proposals are also likely to be subject to legal attack because many insurers believe the proposition didn't authorize such detailed regulation. +The motorman who operated a subway train during a fatal derailment this week tested positive for cocaine, and federal investigators Friday found problems with other cars that run the same underground line. +The glass and ceramics operations will each have their own board of directors, management, capital investment program, resources and balance sheet, Kilroy said. +"Platoon," the critically acclaimed film about America's moral anguish and loss of innocence on Vietnam's battlefields, has been drawing tens of thousands of Vietnamese viewers, according to the official Vietnam News Agency. +Publicly, the allies expressed relief when President Bush announced 10 days ago that Secretary of State James A. Baker III will go to Baghdad. +President Bush and Gorbachev have scheduled a Moscow summit Feb. 11-13 to sign the pact after it is finished. +Like Island, most "independents" already rely on industry giants to manufacture and distribute their records globally. +Or how to ensure that each of 3.6 million bags of potato chips, corn chips, tortilla chips and cheese puffs made per week weighs precisely the right amount. +The newly created position is part of Texaco's restructuring efforts in which business units will operate as independent profit centers and executives at the operational level will be given more autonomy. +That could enable Gorbachev to take an even firmer grip on power by assuming a stronger presidency while retaining the party leadership. +The US position is different; many companies were here, but about two-thirds left during the sanctions period. +His defection 10 years ago was hailed as a coup for U.S. intelligence officials, who employed the diplomat as a spy from 1976 to 1978. +The lawyer would not be in a position to advise the client whether it may contravene the Chinese Constitution, or indeed, a particular Chinese statute. +Mr. Perle objects to Mr. Kissinger's and Mr. Voigt's suspicions. +Now, he's striving to be a model of rectitude after a life of booze and women. +A senior at Hayfield High School committed suicide by driving his motorcycle into the side of the school, authorities said. +The new guidelines for science teachers and local school administrators, formally known as the state science curriculum framework, is a detailed policy statement of what should be taught in California schools and how it should be taught. +Stevens indicated in a news release that its outside directors were reviewing the revised management proposal and had authorized the company's financial advisers to study the two outside proposals. +The series also was forced to rely heavily on its secondary stars, Allyce Beasley and Curtis Armstrong, during Miss Shepherd's absence. +The Italian IRAA Theatre, now based in Melbourne, contributed The Trojan Women. +A GTE Corp. unit said its fifth communications satellite achieved orbit 22,300 miles above the equator. +The Mojave Desert air force base that now bears his name has become a focus of advanced flight test research. +Recent thundershowers have helped cool off the superheated soybean market somewhat, but Agriculture Department analysts figure there will be enough excitement to go around for a while anyway. +The Palestine Liberation Organization leader said the U.N. force would be an interim measure until a political solution could be reached. +The National Securities Commission has decided to issue its largest-ever fine for fraud against the defunct Spanish unit of the U.S. securities firm Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., a newspaper reported. +The loans resulted in losses to Continental of more than $800 million and were the single largest factor in its 1984 collapse, which led to a record $4.5 billion federal bailout. +The other half would go directly to cities which would have wide discretion for use of the funds but would not be required to match the money. +We've spent several thousand dollars on this. I do it full-time _ night and day since June," he said. +Michael Blumenfeld, BSN president and chairman, said BSN was involved in discussions to buy the Milwaukee-based company for about $25 a share, or an indicated value of about $55 million. +Rostenkowski acknowledged that any bill will include a popular provision to excuse farmers and state and local governments from a new law requiring them to pay taxes on their purchases of diesel fuel and then apply to the treasury for a rebate. +Two-thirds of the city's 3 million registered voters are Democrats. +California has a habit of anticipating the future. +U.S. industry sources said the Hollywood studios would lose about 25% of their Canadian revenues if the policy is enacted. +Johnson, 26, was stripped of the gold medal he won in the race Oct. 24 after testing positive for performance-enhancing anabolic steroids, banned by the International Olympic Committee. +But he added that it could take "a year or more" to incorporate the remaining sectors of the economy into the new exchange rate. +More than 8,000 people have been killed in the ethnic conflict, which began in 1983. +"I ask Congress to do the same." +This jump in international attendance was broadly based, reflecting increased visitor counts from all of the main industrial regions of the world. +The slayings were horrifying _ a couple and their two children bound hand and foot, shot in the back of the head, doused with gasoline and set on fire in their suburban dream house. +Experience shows that you can't not bring them together because the audience demands it. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 11.91 to 2,050.50 in the first half hour of trading. +A weekend Gallup poll indicated overwhelming public opposition to the pay raise. +The panel ordered seizure of all property belonging to the four, including gold, jewels and large sums of money, and stripped them of their civil rights. +In fact, Marks' dissatisfaction was such that he put the song aside and didn't get back to it until the following year. +The Iraqi government said it was purchasing the furnace to cast lightweight titanium for artificial hip and knee joints for victims of the Iran-Iraq war. +Authorities said they believe Abbott came to the Portsmouth area around Sept. 4 and that he worked briefly at a department store there before taking the boys to Canaan, Maine. +The index had lost 129.71 points on Friday. +Pittle said the plan was difficult for claimants to understand, especially since many of them do not have lawyers. +It is used to convert EC support prices, which are set in Ecus, to national currencies. +And while a resolution offered the Palestinian uprising "all possible support by all possible means," the lack of specific numbers indicated that delegates differed sharply on how much the PLO would get to financially support the uprising. +I approved the decision and we don't need further cuts in SDI. +The truck driver, who was not identified, was watching the stunt when he sideswiped the car of WBZZ-FM announcer Tank Sherman, who was narrating the activity. +Since last Friday, the convertible pay-in-kind debentures have shed nearly five points. +Magellan's lead in the 10-year rankings shrank sharply in 1990. +"The dollar is moving sideways because there's nothing on the horizon to shake the market from its lethargy," said Carol Callanan, assistant vice president at Credit Lyonnais in New York. +He cited a severe shortage of antibiotics and medicine for people with heart problems and diabetes. +A farm owner named repeatedly during debate was the J.G. Boswell Co., one of the largest agricultural producers in the nation. +So have the attorneys for U.S. District Judge Alcee Hastings of Florida, who also is awaiting a verdict. +Vermont and Maryland are putting off programs to help the old and poor pay for prescriptions. +Florida Employers Insurance shares were 4 3/8, or 58% higher, to 11 7/8 after the company said it signed a letter of intent to sell either its stock or its assets to American Employers Group Inc. for about $16 a share. +It has also helped the department to hold on to its trading standards officers who, because of their specialist knowledge are in demand from employers, such as large supermarkets. Efficiency and customer satisfaction. +The Commerce Department reported that the median price of a new home was $127,000 in November, up 3.3 percent from the revised median price of $123,000 in October. +"You tend to be an optimist about your own company," says Integrated President Arthur Goldberg. +The district auditor has proved his worth. +Talks due to resume in Geneva today are aimed at reducing one area of increasing tension - the nuclear capability and intentions of North Korea's reclusive communist regime. +Friday's employment report may provide some clues. +Students who once turned to the "boob tube" to avoid homework may now seek help from the small screen. +That would be far less than expected when Britain first announced its need for a new-generation tank in the mid-1980s. +The mark ended at 87.35 Swiss centimes, down a bit from 87.61 centimes late Monday. +Those are hopes," said board member and spokesman Bill Treeby of New Orleans. +Chernobyl represents about 2% of Soviet electricity capacity and is an important source of power for two Eastern bloc countries, Hungary and Bulgaria. +The shift caused the government to record a smaller-than-usual $7.8 billion surplus in June, normally a more positive month because people and corporations make quarterly tax payments. +We want to make it clear the way to approach the East-West relationship is with prudence and with realism. +They were among a small number of Europeans living on dwindling food supplies and denied permission to leave. +"All this says to us is that we're seeing the bottoming out that we projected was going to happen in 1986," said Mr. Schoellhorn. +The Brussels exchange is up on takeover activity; West Germany's market is sluggish; and a slow-growing French economy is taking its toll on the Bourse. +Also make sure you've already taken advantage of alternative tax-deferred vehicles. +One reason is that prosecutors have added economic-crime specialists to their staffs. +They have now left the challengers standing. Admittedly, the setting is special, the central meadow of the walk where Joseph Addison reflected on landscape gardening in the early 18th century and began to rebel against the formal style. +After 5 p.m. its time for more maneuvers, and then a stop for dinner sometime after the eagerly awaited sunset. +He also took credit for legislation to restrict the export of hazardous wastes, and said he has launched an initiative to deal with the debt owed to developed nations by the Third World. +A public opinion poll quoted by the official news agency PAP said 80 percent of respondents approved the decision to end the jamming, but it said the number of listeners has not risen significantly. +In 1986, the more than 300 controllers there directed 2.2 million flights. +I had Panamanian friends. +The center answers: They can be many times the cost at one hospital compared with another within walking distance. +There are some Christmas parties that are run by the employees, at employee expense, usually sponsored by such groups as a Management Club, but run under the aegis of the company. +Their consensus estimate calls for a deficit of $11.2 billion, compared with $12.4 billion in January. +We doubt a prudent START agreement can be struck any time soon, but Mr. Reagan seems intent on pursuing a treaty he can sign in Moscow. +He told the news conference he approached American Jews, not Israelis, because he did not want the Israeli government to know about his activities in advance. +Turnout for the rallies for the latest march has been lower than in June. +Twenty-three of them, mostly children, were being treated at a makeshift emergency center, state-run All India Radio said. +This campaign season, in a city known for its deep racial divisions, black voters who united behind Washington are being ardently courted by Sawyer and Evans. +Price was unavailable for comment. +A recent story stating that specially grown or packaged tomatoes usually cost $2 to $3 a pound didn't specify the price of the Natural Pak product cited in the article. +A spokeswoman for the American Advertising Federation disagrees, and says the federation simply thinks the $45 million would be better spent on, say, AIDS research. +Space shuttle Atlantis was moved out to the launch pad today in preparation for a secret military flight next month. +The international auction houses, Sotheby's and Christie's, underwrote the $1 million reward Tuesday for safe return of the works. +Tuesday's low in the Lower 48 states was 24 at Gunnison, Colo. +That can give the piano an annoying buzz. But any crack in a soundboard will devalue a new piano. +They are currently forbidden, as are retail banks, from "deposit-taking" in Mexico. +Hoechst said in a statement that it is happy with court's decision because it underscores the company's view that the commission needed a warrant to search its office. +"Now, many voters are beginning to see the left isn't so pure," he said. "They appear to have the same morality as the right. +The minerals and energy concern said the unit bought most of the stake from B&N Petroleum Inc., Longview, Texas, and is offering to purchase the remaining interests in the field. +"The best defense they have against a takeover is a strong offense aimed at increasing shareholder value." +The position of associate administrator, as it is known, pays $71,800 a year. +Finn has added two more characters _ Marvin's next-door neighbors, two lesbians. +Last night, however, the Agriculture Department said the acreage of harvested wheat will be allowed to increase to 69.6 million acres from an estimated 67.5 million acres. +On March 7 individual investors had Dollars 170bn in money market funds managed by the broker/dealer firms. +Economists at Boston Co., New York, expect the same move in the deflator, "with big increases in consumer and business capital goods prices." +Judges must then review that certificate and compare it against their financial records to make sure they do not have an interest. +Higher unit sales also contributed to the increased margins, but were offset by higher marketing costs, resulting in a 5 percent drop in operating profit, the firm said. +He added that an exchange task force had reviewed various possible solutions and concluded that "this was the one that seemed most likely to succeed." +The Hancock, Mich., thrift said the group is seeking control of the company despite earlier statements the stock purchases were solely an investment. +How the money was disbursed is an important legal matter. +The West, with a 2 percent rise over last year, was the only major region to show a gain in 1988. +However, Charles E. Redman, the department spokesman, said the Soviets had taken a "restrictive" view of the right of the United States to inspect containers for missile components as well as to inspect Soviet medium-range missile facilities. +Four-term Lieutenant Gov. Zell Miller was second at 30 percent. +"Sam said he didn't want to stand in a delicatessen line." +The index will be weighted according to capitalization of the utilities. +"Those of us in the business knew the Isham thing should never have been put together," Mr. Hildebrandt said. +Oxford are relishing the role of the underdog and plan to capitalise on any Cambridge complacency. +The sometimes-fatal disease is caused by a common bacteria that grows in water, including that in air-conditioning ducts. +We do expect strong competition for the contract," said Jerry Berg, NASA spokesman at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. _ the center that oversees the space agency's rocket work. +Scores of Cuban and East German military experts are said to have left Aden, the capital of South Yemen in recent months. +Barclays closed 14 higher at 314p and Lloyds 12 better at 421p. BP delivered the outstanding performance in a mixed oil sector, advancing 5 to 207p on notably high turnover of 16m. +With very few exceptions, bipartisan reaction on Capitol Hill to the announcement was strongly favorable. +Coverdell, owner of an insurance business in Atlanta, succeeds Loret Miller Ruppe, who has been director of the Peace Corps since 1981, the longest tenure of any director since the agency was founded in 1961 by President John F. Kennedy. +"Here come new CD configurations, but where are we going to put them?" +And, particularly among those of Asian ancestry, there's a willingness to crowd into one domicile. +"We have a real possiblity of guaranteeing peace," he said, but all sides must halt military supplies to the region. +The most infamous episode, of course, is the new Attorney General's hostility to the standards promulgated by Edwin Meese applying independent counsel to Members of Congress. +'ITV had been soliciting each chairman with an envelope including their final offer at the doors of the meeting.' +If not an hour, perhaps for a shorter period. It is easy to see what Sinn Fein is trying to do. The two governments must be shown to have succumbed to the arguments of the terrorist. +It carries hanging bunches of white flowers, in its better forms, and it comes at that awkward moment in late May. I will report on progress. Monet, I suspect, would say that the answer was obvious and the correct decision is to plant more wisterias. +I have a sad and nostalgic feeling of the emotion I felt when I was doing this." Asked about Astaire's dancing, she replied, "I don't think what Fred had is definable. +The event in downtown Wroclaw was staged by the opposition group Orange Alternative, which often uses satire to poke fun at Poland's communist government. +The businessman, who asked to remain anonymous, said the money accidentally got in the trash when his wife cleaned out his safe. +Mr Malcolm Rifkind, the defence secretary, has put on record his understanding that, if economies greater than those asked for are found, the cash released may be diverted to the front line forces. +It is a measure of the country's fiscal prudence that at least Dollars 100m of this will be met from a Dollars 800m copper stabilisation fund accumulated since 1988. Other commodities have also suffered. +The centerpiece of the package, called the "rural partnership act," is a revolving loan fund program to provide $300 million in seed money over five years for new and expanding businesses. +Why they are filming on a farm outside Schenectady, N.Y., is never made entirely clear. +Andreyev said the offices of Communist Party general secretary and president _ or head of the legislature _ should not be held by the same man, as Gorbachev proposes, because the lawmakers are supposed to check the work of the top political figure. +Col. North used an FBI agent as his link to a network of free-lance intelligence operatives who worked outside of normal government channels. +He said the firm's net worth, or assets minus liabilities, had risen at the end of May to "not quite $1.5 billion" from $1.382 billion at the end of 1987. +In New York Stock Exchange trading Friday, Pepsi fell 37.5 cents to $29. +"We retested the computer and everything looks fine," test director Mike Leinbach told reporters. +In nearby Bethlehem, Palestinian youths went house to house warning residents to heed a strike ordered by the United Leadership of the Uprising and boycott Israel's municipal elections Tuesday, Arab reporters said. +He said he hoped I would be happy because we would be working together soon. +A P-3 Orion had to abort a takeoff after birds damaged two of its four engines. +"The bomber gives you flexibility," said Rep. Norman Dicks, D-Wash. "You can't do it with cruise missiles because many of those (Soviet) targets are mobile targets. +U.S. banks have $115 billion in loans outstanding to less-developed nations. +So are cruise missiles carried by planes and warships. +Mike John, another Atlantic Fleet spokesman. +Mr. Popkin's model, in contrast, ignores stock prices because he considers them irrelevant to consumer spending. +The same companies are expected to be involved in several other MITI projects, one of the most important of which will be to find ways to use the new ceramic superconductor in chips that could provide the brains of a new generation of supercomputers. +Other electronic blue chip issues were also lower, with Hitachi down Y11 to Y839 and Matsushita Electric Industrial retreating Y30 to Y1,410. Dealers sought speculative favourites. +Hiro, however, grossly underestimated the cost of expanding the building, partly because of an unexpected encounter with an underground river, according to industry sources. +Mr. Milken, who built much of his business selling junk bonds to thrifts, is thought to hold the key to unlocking the secrets of dealings by many thrifts. +Most cholesterol is made by the liver from raw materials supplied by fat from the diet. +Exhibit security supervisor David Kilbourn said about 900 people tour the exhibit each day, but Tuesday's total was almost double that, and he expected more people would show up today. +Housing discrimination occurs in the majority of cases in which blacks attempt to rent apartments or buy houses, according to a HUD study. +But he wasn't, and said nothing. +My father looked angry as he watched my mother, Herlinda, being made to produce her legal resident card. +Court records show he has been linked to several art thefts from Cyprus. +Instead of appeasing their domestic left demanding that President Reagan prove his "sincerity," the NATO leaders now must either accept or oppose an agreement they privately find distasteful. +James Schmidt, chief investment strategist at Freedom Capital Management, worries that earnings expectations remain too high given the economic realities facing the market. +Some of the onlookers screamed and ran, but most fell to the pavement. +Unless forced, we do not kill, but they kill us at the slightest provocation." +A similar item will be on the agenda of most company AGMs this year, as their existing 10-year schemes, introduced in 1984 to take advantage of tax breaks, formally expire. +He said that of the $35,000 withdrawn from the thrift, about $30,000 of it was one man's life's savings. +Khashoggi's bread-and-butter was guns. +Bush frequently drops in on the council sessions. +The latest trade figures, due out a few days before the meeting, could set a positive tone if they are favorable but touch off a dollar crisis if they aren't. +In the study, the researchers found a strong link between AIDS risk and a sexually transmitted ailment called chancroid. +Analysts said investors were concerned that U.S. and foreign investors bought fewer of the notes than expected and feared more of the same in the second round. +We're saying, 'Hey, Volkswagen is out there making cars that you should consider. +Der Spiegel's article is to appear in its Monday issue, but an advance text was provided by the magazine today. +An embassy source said Ayrikyan's case was being given priority. +This makes him a trigynist, no less. +Crowe later on" during the visit, said Akhromeyev. +No-shows are not paid, but the Pentagon sets minimum manpower requirements and provides funds for equipment and training based on those numbers. +They kept this study alive, they stuck to their guns." +Along with another 32-month prison term given to a former Unisys Corp. executive, Mr. Galvin's sentence was the longest imposed in the long-running probe of Pentagon procurement fraud. +"We deeply regret that the companies do not view these talks as moving us closer together," she said. +The Angels' current Chicago contingent of 30 part-timers asked for reinforcements, Sliwa said. +An opinion poll conducted a week ago by state television put Walesa's support at 58 percent and Tyminski's at 30 percent. +BEP retains 525,000 shares, representing Pounds 6.2m at yesterday's close. +In Redmond, Wash., a Microsoft spokesman said that the company hadn't yet received formal confirmation of the Brazilian decision and that it was premature to comment on the matter. +The shortfall has led to increased prices for crude oil on world markets as well as hefty hikes for gasoline and heating oil sold on the retail level. +"It's geared not to the big markets but to sell at little stands to the yuppies down the street." +The construction concern blamed the expected loss partly on the cost of staff reductions. +"The decisions are the will of the majority of Americans who are fed up with the senseless, daily slaughter," Ms. Walker said. +The rate increase is contingent, however, on the Beaumont, Texas-based utility receiving a new $250 million line of credit from its bankers, many of which recently have closed the company's credit lines. +"I have no reason to believe that the previous administration, the lawyers in it who worked closely with Congress, did not fulfill their obligation," Bush said. +The State Department accused the Burmese military Tuesday of "a total disregard for human rights" in the reported raids on Buddhist monasteries. +Segments of the program involve eye movement and focusing at different distances. +Reichhold retired as chief executive officer in 1982 and left the company's board of directors in 1985. +Manufacturers are given credits for models that surpass the standards that can be carried over to subsequent model years. +So why mess with success? +The media sector has been wafted higher on a breeze of good news over the past year, outperforming the market by 26 per cent. +The six children, ranging in age from 3 to 19, could have received money except for another twist _ state law recognizes their loss of companionship only when the mother dies. +"The big question is if there are going to be any exceptions to this process," said Paul Watanabe, head of the political science department at the University of Massachusetts at Boston. +The weather in the Sunshine State could be the critical factor as America's manned space program looks to new life Thursday with the launching of shuttle Discovery. +The hostage issue "has been widely exploited by Western forces to harm the image of Moslems," Fadlallah said. +The government has not said how many rebels were captured or where they were being held. +The Air Force will deactivate two fighter wings and start deactivating a third. +Borden said it expects the new venture, called Dairy Processors Co., to begin operation in early 1988. +New Video's Jim Alpern says he's even been approached about putting a cappuccino machine in his store. +This year, a record 160 Garfield students are expected to take the test, and Escalante has set his sights on attracting even more students to calculus classes in the 10 more years he plans to continue teaching. +"Things are very calm right now, people are just twiddling their thumbs and watching the Bundesbank," one trader said. +The search for his body continues, "but we believe he is deceased," the detective said. +By Saturday, cloudy to partly sunny skies are expected statewide with highs from the mid teens to lower 30s. +Both the proposal to tax 'unreal' net capital gains and its retrospective aspect are unfair to taxpayers. This is the sort of thing that brings government into disrepute. +Mrs. Bush's address, in which she urged graduates of the elite women's school to follow their dreams and be true to themselves, was wildly applauded. +One man slips a $50 bill to the senator as he leaves the room, to help pay for the campaign. +USX Corp. has reported a profit for the first quarter after suffering a loss a year ago due to a lengthy strike, while Bethlehem Steel Corp. says its earnings more than tripled. +There are several problems with this. +Nymex's normal market hours are from 8.20am to 3.10pm. Because energy traders will be able to enter or exit the market overnight in the US, open interest in Nymex contracts, or the number of contracts outstanding, is expected to increase. +And he deals with the problems long term. +In late New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Advanced Micro shares were quoted at $15, down 50 cents a share. +The senator says his chairmanship, together with the Agriculture appropriations subcommittee he also heads, add up to a tremendous opportunity to help this state. +He said he fired Gobie in August 1987 after learning that Gobie was running a prostitution ring out of Frank's Capitol Hill apartment. +Prodigy said the four other messages the ADL had sent it were fragments of notes that were posted and would meet its guidelines if taken in context. +Education Secretary John Patten is to consider introducing new laws to stop compulsory membership of the National Union of Students for 1.5m students at 850 universities, polytechnics and colleges. +Advancing issues outpaced declines on the New York Stock Exchange by a dwindling margin of about 7 to 5, with 832 up, 583 down and 450 unchanged. +By 1985, only 31 of its 254 dealers were making money, compared with 70% of Toyota's dealers. +The waste rise was first noticed in 1977, and scientists since 1984 have tried various methods to reduce the tank's gas buildup, including injecting water into the slurry and lancing the surface crust with pipes to relieve pressure. +The two purchases added 11 of Roadway's 19 current locations. +Union officials in Ticonderoga say profits have come at their expense, although mill wages are far above the average for the region. +Not only did input prices rise only 0.1 per cent on February's level; the main influences were a sharp rise in home-grown food manufacturing materials offset by a drop in the price of electricity to large industrial users. +Even Beltway insiders seem utterly disgusted with the whole incident. +Still to be dealt with are the complaint's allegations against Ernst & Young, a successor to Arthur Young & Co., RepublicBank's accounting firm. +"It's a hard way to make money." +Salcido's neighbor, Richard Clark, said he "could see it coming." +The features by Barber and Littlefield still air in the old sports time slot and still are among the most popular features on "Morning Edition," Ferrante said. +Mission specialist Bonnie Dunbar is set to be at the space shuttle controls during the retrieval. +The price of Polish debt accordingly fell after the deal was announced. Neither side obtained exactly what it wanted. +Barton said there could be 2 to 4 inches of rain in parts of New York south of Albany, including New York City. +"It clearly demonstrates that we have turned the tide and are winning the war against the communist insurgency. +"If they come to me and say there needs to be another phase, then I will then make that decision because that is a decision for the president of the United States," Mr. Bush said. +One motivation for using a bonus, rather than higher salaries, is to avoid disrupting the rest of the organization. +The Leadership Conference is the most influential civil rights lobby here, but its opposition isn't likely to signal real trouble for the nomination. +Saddam will be lucky to survive, let alone again threaten his neighbors. +Now, judging that two months of negative Republican advertising has damaged the Democrats, Bentsen has taken off the gloves. +"There is a feeling in the market that a half-point rate hike isn't enough to combat inflation problems," said one dealer. +A community panel reviewing police activities following January's riots has called for an overhaul of police hiring practices and a permanent board to investigate citizen complaints against officers. +Its performances this weekend at a black, South Side church are aimed at dispelling the notion that symphony concerts are white, elitist events. +They were taken to a waiting cargo plane. +"Come carve my name in stone immortal, "I know the turtoise (sic) is a tortle (sic). +Kurt Gasser, president, adds that the company is moving more operations into concourses, partly because of airlines' emphasis on hub airports, where many passengers pass through concourses to make connections without ever entering the main terminal. +Each activity is recorded on a different database, with the non-traditional activities typically running on a Unix-based computer system rather than the proprietary mainframe which runs the current accounts database. +The redistribution of her client list 'was a proper exercise of management authority'. The case received much publicity because of the clash of personalities involved and the glimpse it gave of high-earning City life. +In all, those totaled about $13.8 billion. +The final dividend is 1.65p for a total of 3.15p, against 3p plus a special 1.25p inaugural payment. +Convention delegates also voted on six resolutions that could affect policies at more than 3,000 affiliated churches. +Comic Jackie Mason's "Chicken Soup" on ABC went from No. 14 to 11th place in the ratings, while another ABC show, "Doogie Howser, M.D.," went up six notches from 33rd to 27th place in its regular time slot. +Alma Stead, a longtime staff writer for the Oxford Eagle, died Oct. 5 after a long illness. +It can also be very cheap. +It is therefore entirely appropriate to permit organizations to experiment with different approaches. +Bank of New York proposed raising its offer for Irving Bank to about $75 a share in cash, stock and special dividends. +On Monday the Dow Jones industrial average rose 21.12 to 2,794.37, nearly recouping Friday's 22.83-point loss. +In the order the firm neither admitted nor denied allegations of improper auditing practices. +The Japanese chosen will spend eight days in space, Tass said. +Ligachev is the Politburo member in charge of farm policy and is widely regarded as a conservative force on the Politburo. +They included Chevron of the US, BHP of Australia and International Petroleum of Dubai. +"He's trapped in an unholy triangle between the Ayatollah, Noriega and Meese," he said of Bush, referring to Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, Panamanian strongman Manuel Antonio Noriega and Attorney General Edwin Meese III. +Johnson seized the hostages Monday and Tuesday in a bid to provoke foreign intervention in Liberia's bloody 7-month-old civil war. +He said the people think the government is not responsive on energy policy and balancing the budget. +They need to set new goals by looking at these numbers more closely.' The numbers are not looking good. +Late profit-taking narrowed the day's gains. +Although no specific agreements are expected, Mr. Shevardnadze said "that doesn't mean they will be without an agenda." +Overall the reform is revenue-neutral. +Ferno Healthcare, Wilmington, Ohio, sells a ComfortCare tub with a full-length bench fixed at chair height and a tiltable halftube. +The submarine Sea Cliff and its support ship returned to Pearl Harbor on Friday to await the arrival of a part needed to correct the problem, said Lt. +Just ask John Young, a lonely, 45-year-old convenience store manager from Clearwater, Fla., who plastered "wife wanted" signs on the side of his car. +People who have dealt with Mr. Lewis professionally say he is a volatile and temperamental man. +In 1800, the 13th president of the United States, Millard Fillmore, was born in Summerhill, N.Y. +Almost all the staff have changed since 1985. +Although we were arrested, step by step many of our demands were later adopted by the authorities. +Citicorp, Lloyds and Morgan chair the committee. +The British United Provident Association (Bupa), the largest medical insurer, announced increases of 14.7 per cent for the year for individual subscribers, but those renewing company schemes will see an increase of only 7.2 per cent. +Ferrari is an Italian maker of luxury cars. +Jackson arrived at the Harrisburg rally behind schedule. +A source said aides are discussing unveiling the choice Wednesday night, with Bush and his running mate coming to the Superdome after Bush formally wins the presidential nomination that evening. +Executives of Home Box Office and Fox, a unit of News Corp., acknowledged an agreement was near but declined to elaborate. +Witnesses said guerrilla defenders fired on the attacking jets with twin-barreled, anti-aircraft guns, but no hits were observed. +It charged the Lithuanian government with full responsibility for the bloodshed of the previous weekend, when 15 people were killed by Soviet tanks and paratroopers who attacked a television station and TV tower in Vilnius. +"It's pretty clear these numbers are misleading," says James Deegan, an economic consultant in Dallas, referring to the downward trending wage-and-hour numbers. +Last week, the Organization of American States blamed the United States for the lack of progress in its negotiations on a Sept. 1 change of government. +Moynihan, considered one of the Senate's experts on Social Security, has said his plan is aimed at preventing the growing surpluses the system generates from artificially lowering the federal deficit. +In 1987, 18-month-old Jessica McClure fell 22 feet down an abandoned well in Midland, Texas. +But Peres said the government's response does not have to be given before Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, leader of the Likud bloc, travels to the United States in mid-November. +The fan says Beard deserves a hug and a "there, there" pat when he's telling folks bad news. +Furthermore, the disappointing results and inherent risks of some laser techniques lead many analysts to wonder whether the industry will live up to investors' expectations. +All three report to Mr. Gross, who will temporarily continue to head the operations organization that handles manufacturing and other internal functions that support Douglas programs. +The case will remain on the Supreme Court docket, in limbo, until the judge acts and both sides then ask the justices to dismiss the case. +But they said any release would be up to Lahad and unconnected with the issue of Western hostages. +Very few had been seen before. +Ten years ago: After a 17-hour debate, Israel's Knesset, or parliment, voted 84-19 to approve the Camp David peace accords with Egypt, which included a call for the removal of Jewish settlements from the Sinai peninsula. +To measure fear, he counted national media mentions of nuclear war and the "doomsday clock," set by the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists since 1947. +Prices still have to rise a long way to recapture historic highs. +Western reporters are finding that the challenge of reporting in a society that has been virtually closed to foreigners until now is as daunting as working in heat that often soars above 100 degrees. +The man in the ad recently broke off an affair, they speculate, and the woman is sending him the seductive picture of herself to convince him he made a mistake. +Baker made tentative arrangements to visit Moscow in May where he will discuss a summit meeting for President Bush with Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. +McFerrin and his wife, Debbie, had moved to Salt Lake City because a musician friend could get him a gig at a local bar. +We were not blindfolded, things of that sort." Polhill also differed with Reed on negotiations. +As a girl, Elizabeth von Trapp ran through the hills near her home singing songs from "The Sound of Music." It wasn't so much theatrics, though, as family tradition. +The Japanese are well aware that their agriculture is highly inefficient. +Yields on one-year bills fell to 7.97 percent as the discount lost 5 basis points to 7.43 percent. +On Friday, after two weeks of fruitless settlement talks, Warner filed suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and Guber Peters Entertainment Co., charging Sony with inducing the two producers to breach a five-year contract with Warner. +Most bond prices stagnated or dropped slightly. +Poindexter, who didn't testify in his defense, faces possible grand jury questioning after sentencing in June for a final report on the affair, sources said. +In 1962, Mr. Verges returned to Algeria and was publisher of a monthly magazine, African Revolution. +The results were similar to those reported by the association Wednesday, when the strike began with the aim of gaining national attention for a burgeoning movement on the country's campuses _ recognition of assistants as employees. +They would not be able to change it very much because this would infringe the Bank's statutory responsibilities. +The influx has strained Canadian immigration facilities at the Quebec-U.S. border and social services in Quebec province. +By itself, a sun-dress; or layer it over a T-shirt; or, as Kookai suggests, over a long version. +In an interview in November, Marcos denied he and Imelda had drained the Philippines of billions of dollars and said he did not expect to live through a trial. +The station signs are, indeed, in English. +After a heated debate, the governing Liberal Democratic party and the Agricultural Ministry decided to recommend that farmers be paid $128 per 132 pounds, 4.6 percent lower than last year's price, said Chief Cabinet Secretary Keizo Obuchi. +RELATIONS COOL between the formerly cozy Home Loan Bank Board and U.S. League of Savings Institutions. +The plane ended up perpendicular to the runway after using about three-quarters of the runway, Port Authority officials said. +Since Spain's entry to the EU the gap has closed a little, but less than for Spain as a whole. +A boy waved a toy pistol. +Other Democrats have proposed more generous credits, but as a replacement for the personal exemption. +He is survived by a half-brother and a half-sister. +Madame Chiang Kai-shek made a brief visit Friday to the mausoleum of President Chiang Ching-kuo, her stepson who died last month at the age of 77, the official news agency reported. +Meese was not told of the investigation until late March because his name came up on one of the wiretaps, the Post reported today, citing unidentified sources for the information. +Marie-France, French monthly fashion magazine owned by Bauer of Germany, is to close in July because of falling advertising revenue. +The railroad concern reported a second-quarter profit of $74.3 million, or 99 cents a share, compared with a loss a year earlier. +The new offer, which analysts valued at $36 to $43 a share, would give Icahn a 90% stake and return 90% of his original $514.8 million investment. +Mercedes-Benz tries to accommodate last-minute shoppers, while Porsche (delivered at Zuffenhausen, near Stuttgart) needs a year's lead. +In the radio broadcast, Bermudez said the Sandinista attacks on the rebels occurred in the southeastern provinces of Chontales and Rio San Juan. +The two cheapest new cars on the market, the Yugo Tempo and Lada Riva, are designs that Fiat abandoned decades ago. So if all you want is a new K-plate to upstage the neighbours, then maybe less than Pounds 3,900 is not such a high price to pay. +The weekly trade newspaper obtained a copy of the list, which has not been publicly released. +Most manuals are as difficult to understand as a graduate-level course in quantum physics.' Not surprisingly, Dell's research shows younger people are less afraid of technology than their elders. +The Agriculture Department's report on spring planting intentions is now nearly three weeks old but continues to have an impact on the market, especially on soybean prices, said Ted Mao, an analyst with Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. in New York. +Bush administration officials outlined the current operation three weeks ago before the Senate and House intelligence committees, the Times said. +NBC has pulled an ad for the miniseries "Favorite Son" showing a character questioning the qualifications of a senator being considered as a vice presidential candidate. +"There's been a split in world-wide investor sentiment, with domestic investors forgetting about the dollar but foreign investors continuing to worry," said Mr. Taylor. +General Mills closed unchanged at 55 5/8 after trading as high as 57. +The Pentagon says only the Army has set up a special postal system for troops in Saudi Arabia. +His disappointed father, his indulgent mother, his vigorously heterosexual brother make up a dysfunctional family which bore the added burden of anti-semitism in the 1950s. +Dow Corning is negotiating a bank financing pact that could limit the company's access to credit if legal costs linked to its silicone gel breast implants exceed $400 million. +It's all very well for Murphy or Shultz to come to the region. +The barge, pushed by the motor vessel Pere Marquette, left Shippingport on Tuesday for New Orleans, DOE spokesman Tom Bauman said. +Franco Pisano and other Italian military officials, members of precision flight teams from France and Canada attended the service in the Ossario Temple church. +He later formed several related organizations, which became the leading private fund-raisers for the Contras. +Mr. Sharp said industrywide sales growth began slowing about 18 months ago, following rapid growth from the introduction of microwave ovens and videocassette recorders earlier in this decade. +"Declining prices for DRAMs," Mr. Sanders said, "will most likely be the largest contributor to a modest industry slowdown." +Traders said the market's performance on the first trading day of 1992 was disappointing, particularly after the National Association of Purchasing Management spiked the punch. +She is accused of having helped her late husband, former Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos, embezzle more than $220 million from their country. +Rock musician Don Henley, TV talk show host Geraldo Rivera and Minnesota Twins third baseman Gary Gaetti took part in a radio broadcast to raise money to find Jacob Wetterling and other missing children. +Kohl also said he sees "outstanding chances" for his party when elections for a united German government finally come, but he doesn't expect that to happen until after West Germany's own elections in December. +Equiticorp will become a British nonresident company. +For example, a Pentagon rule designed to lower slightly contractors' profits in some cases actually had the consequence of raising them. +In resurrecting the hoary 1926 law, Judge Parker did not specify what tasks the workers from now-canceled routes might do for Eastern and the public. +Chavon had done well in Lutheran schools in California; but when Ms. Rainer moved her family back to Detroit last year, Chavon's performance suffered in public school. +Roh said he planned to meet with opposition leader Kim Young Sam to begin negotiations on constitutional changes to allow elections by popular vote. +"I just thought, `These fish ain't worth dying over,' so I let them go," Levasseur said. +Investors betting on an economic recovery also are moving their money out of bonds. +For several years, the Soviet Union has been carrying out a public relations offensive at the United Nations and has launched initiatives here as part of an international pattern of new Soviet ideas on peacemaking on almost every continent. +Several Hispanic leaders said the 1992 quincentennial is an important way to educate "all Americans" of Hispanic contributions to the development of the United States. +The link between corporate governance and corporate performance is far from clear-cut. +It is an awesome sight to seem him approach a mesmerised female crooning 'You want a hot dog in your roll'; and only a man of impeccable middle-class origins could get away with tales of shipboard life during his gay youth. +Lonrho said Friday it will now put the case before the House of Lords, the highest appeals court in Britain. +The tax bill is one of two major measures standing in the way of adjourning the 100th Congress; the other contains tools to fight drug abuse. +Preliminary data showed, in fact, that grain rates actually fell slightly in July and then edged back up in August to their June levels. +"I think the whole neighborhood is beginning to sparkle up a little bit," Mr. Brooks says. +George Mason University, in Fairfax, Va., is in early talks that could lead to a contract to help transform the nearby Manassas Park school district. +The number of people killed on Britain's roads last year was 4,274 - the lowest figure since records began in 1926. +A Royal Bank of Canada spokesman said "at this point we've decided not to take any action." +We passengers travelled behind. +China's exports to the U.S. last year totaled $11.99 billion, up 43% from a year earlier. +About 850 million gallons of ethanol were sold last year, almost all of it blended with gasoline. +AMR posted a narrowed fourth-quarter loss and said its 1992 outlook depends entirely on the economy. +"We have to put an end to this provisional stage we are in," interim President Ion Iliescu said Friday in response to calls to delay any vote on the electoral law until a new constitution is promulgated. +Style-conscious dogs may need more of their own sartorial ingenuity next year. +All other employees must have pensions secured by squirreled-away securities or cash. +A change in the scheduled withdrawal of the Cubans could jeopardize the planned independence for South African-ruled Namibia, also known as South-West Africa. +Pawley ran into trouble after approving a 24-percent increase in rates under the province's government-run auto insurance plan. +"The issue should be solved within the scope of inter-Arab relations," the official Xinhua News Agency paraphrased Qian as saying. +But former Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe, an influential politician who is widely seen as a prime candidate to succeed Kaifu, reportedly warned Sakamoto not to accept every U.S. request. +Noriega is close to Castro and may once have been his agent. +In the New Jersey primary, for example, Jackson received nearly one-third of the votes but got only 9 delegates, while Dukakis won 100 delegates on his 64 percent showing at the polls. +Andrea Stine, a spokeswoman for both the parent company and the U.S. subsidiary, said she did not know how widely the drug was used in the United States. +Bankers expect further increases in the coming months. +About 200 people gathered at the U.S. Post Office to watch color guards whirl flags and to hear speeches as the stamp was unveiled. +But I feel that I should be able to walk into the church and sit anywhere I choose to be seated," Singleton said. +Authorities could suggest no motive other than that Pough had a 1988 Grand Am repossessed by GMAC. +Democrat James Moran, mayor of the Washington suburb of Alexandria, reported a slight edge over incumbent Republican Stan Parris. +The document noted that a prohibition against assassination will mean different things in wartime and peacetime. +"Any other water the lawn gets is from whatever spray or overflow it happens to get from what little plant watering we do," he said. +Most of Guayabal's 12,000 inhabitants toil in the coffee fields for a few dollars a month, nine months a year. +Turfing the present government out would be like removing tight shoes. +This has opened up scope for the bank to execute judicious reductions in the internationally-important short-term discount and lombard rates. +Class discussions can be highly charged. +The combined companies are hoping that Mr. Hennessey will be able to provide the unifying leadership that has been lacking. +Three days later, in a pro forma business meeting that took all of 10 minutes, the panel adopted them unanimously. +Taxpayers are not the only ones shelling out to cover defaults; lenders are becoming vulnerable as well. +The Senate could debate the bill as early as today, and it is expected to be passed and quickly signed by President Bush. +Some here view the move as an attempt to join Chicago's establishment. +To capitalize on this dissent, a former army officer, Col. Hassan Agilipour, recently announced the formation of a shadow government-in-exile in Paris with some links to the military hierarchy in Iran. +Many Democrats contend the Bush budget revealed mostly the politically popular aspects of a spending plan that, in order to reduce the federal deficit, will eventually require cuts in federal programs. +Everyone thinks you're over the hill when you turn 25. +Talks to end the fighting in Rwanda were to resume Tuesday in the eastern Zairean town of Goma, state-controlled Radio Zaire reported Friday. +After the Communist government reached a compromise with Solidarity leaders, elections were scheduled for June 4. The elections are expected to be the least restricted in years. +Entrances to some tunnels were masked by nondescript panels in subway stations. +In terms of consistent wealth creation, some Wall Street professionals come down firmly on the side of managers, not raiders. +At 77, she still works a seven-day week as its president. +That made me decide I was going to shelve Consumer Reports for a while and read apolitical Road & Track instead. +Romanians have achieved a fragile democracy a year after the bloody fall of communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, but not the prosperity and calm they hoped it would bring. +Paisley told journalists he hoped to "spoil the party" but refused to say what he would do. +A packet of the drug also was found in a wooden box in the room, he said. +Police began searching for Blankenship on Friday after a grand jury indicted him and another man on five counts of murder each in the slayings at a National supermarket on the city's north side Sept. 4. +Iran has avoided borrowing but has run down its foreign exchange reserves to a few billion dollars. +Some longer-term contracts were lower. +The world's biggest consumer of ivory, Japan, bowed to international public opinion and announced at the end of October it would respect the ban. +Mr. Glazer's statement said the $20 offer represents an 86% premium over the $10.75 a share at which Formica was trading prior to First Allied's stock purchases and a 51% premium over the $13.25 closing price Thursday. +But he said dogmatic interpretation of Marxism, including an emphasis on class struggle and centralization of authority, began with revolutionary leader Mao Tse-tung. +In addition, the large open interest in the March contract finally took its toll, they said, and the market's inability to sustain an advance despite strong world demand for sugar prompted traders to liquidate positions. +Both pairs of shorts go with each swimsuit and the striped body. +"They're better financed today than they've been all year." +Diamond Shamrock R&M is a refiner and marketer of petroleum products. +The Concorde, making the first all-supersonic flight around the world, was trying to set more than one dozen speed records as it circles the globe and had been scheduled to land in Sydney, organizers said. +Ultimately, "Esprit totally lost touch with both its customers and its retailers," says Nancy Smith, divisional merchandise manager of Dayton Hudson Corp. in Minneapolis. +Phil grinned and said, `Yeah, I left $50 with you."' Stratton handed Porreca a new $50 bill and Porreca treated Stratton to a steak dinner. +Nothing in Japanese laws on public morality outlaws such trade. But that did not deter the local council. +He proposed a joint trial in which the member fleets would practice maintaining freedom of navigation by U.N. forces. +That has always been the question. +Traditionally, House speakers do not take to the floor to speak about non-legislative matters. +Prime Minister Nikolai I. Ryzhkov persuaded the miners to return to work, promising to meet most of their demands. +The military said 12 militiamen and three soldiers were killed Saturday in the ambush of a patrol by guerrillas in Davao del Sur province, 620 miles southeast of Manila. +"Say what you will about it, but you can't call them anything but candid and up-front about putting it up before the voters," Bowman said. +"We would like to have debt in the range of 30% to 40%" of total capital, he said. +The nation's eight major securities companies each will be authorized to buy as much as $30 million of foreign stocks and bonds. +Lebanon and Syria are pressing for the release of two German aid workers, the last western hostages held in Lebanon, as a goodwill gesture by their pro-Iranian captors. +The flight, which was to last for three to four hours, was the second for the controversial radar-evading bomber. +The spokesman said rising steel inventories, reflecting slowdowns in Japan's construction, automobile and consumer electronics sectors, were the biggest factor in October's production decline. +New statistics show an annual death rate from road accidents of 45 people per 100,000 vehicles in Belgium. +Gold prices were mixed in quiet trading. +Services will also run from Waterloo to Woking, Epsom, Chessington, Basingstoke and Salisbury. +A victory today will not be enough to restore Mr Major's shattered authority. It may in the end prove impossible to repair. Nor will the ultimate sanction heal the deep schism opened up by more than a year of civil war over Europe. +Virtually every professional in Romania had to be a party member to hold any rank in Ceausescu's time, thus many journalists and government figures who are prominent now were once Communists. +McDowell shares closed yesterday at $5.50, up 37.5 cents, in American Stock Exchange composite trading. +These people may in fact be worse off if they contract out of Serps because they have given up their rights to state benefits. The data show that the tax rebates which have been a chief selling point contribute very little to the average personal pension. +"There will be blood in the water." +Poindexter tried several times to remove members of the NSC staff but he never succeeded. +For the voters, it means weeks of listening to charges and countercharges, and not a whole lot of meaningful dialogue about where any of these candidates want to take the country. +He was among those who contributed to the creation of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. +The government releases two reports on inflation later this week: the producer price index tomorrow and the consumer price index Friday. +During the first world war Somerset Maugham, based in Switzerland, was turning out brittle marital comedies for the London stage with one hand while sending back to Whitehall secret reports on the activities of German agents in Lausanne with the other. +The Soviets also appealed to technocratic gradualists, saying Germany could be part of NATO politically, but not militarily. +She was not expected to live, Wrensen said. +"How to use Sam and Diane has been an ongoing venture," Arledge said. "And whether this is the proper way or not, we'll see." But so far, he said, "It's worked out very well. +James H. McLaughlin, former senior executive vice president, becomes Equibank's president. +Base rates, once put at 15 per cent, stayed at that level for a year. Housing has so far played no part in the current recovery. +Chandra Shekhar is the leader of the Janata Dal-Socialist party, which controls only 56 of the 522 seats in Parliament. +The lawyer, who sealed his engagement with Pennzoil in a fishing boat on the Arkansas ranch of his longtime friend Mr. Liedtke, usually gets a third of any settlement he wins, but on this case he remained mum. +It's implied in the action and in the brightly impersonal production design by Ida Random. +KRLD's Eddie Barker had the head of the hospital saying he was dead. +Gordon Brown, in what is believed to be a historic first, actually smiles on camera - twice. As we bank and wheel over polluted rivers, even the pollution looks rather pleasant. +Smart Shirts (Lanka) Ltd., a subsidiary of Hong Kong's Smart Shirts Ltd., took over a bankrupt operation in late 1983. +Only shares that have been the target of the groups fell on such talk in the morning. +South African police used whips and tear gas to disperse hundreds of students at the University of Cape Town in a crackdown on supporters of a nationwide defiance campaign. +IBM, still the biggest PC manufacturer by a wide margin, is betting that a renewed period of innovation will help it leave the clones, with their skimpy research budgets, in the dust. +Arnold Relman, the journal's editor, is a leading critic of for-profit medicine and its potential for prompting practitioners to run up medical bills needlessly or to withhold necessary care. +News reporters who face tight deadlines on days the court issues its decisions often _ but not always _ find help in shorter summaries prepared by a court officer called the reporter of decisions. +Last year it posted net profits of FFr368m. +Even the crumbling of Revco D.S. Inc.'s leveraged buyout in July, the first major junk-bond buyout to sink into bankruptcy court, failed to send shivers through the debt markets. +He said King Hussein might preside over the closed-door meeting. +In 1981, on the eve of a proposed study of enprostil given intravenously, Mr. Garay requested guinea pig studies to check out the clotting problem. +And that eventuality might cast a pall over the affiliated program, demoralizing those who have received similar treatment or discouraging the afflicted from getting help. +In California's Sierra Nevada foothills, firefighters on Tuesday contained a blaze that burned 11,700 acres of brush and grassland and destroyed seven homes. +The woman had blood dripping from her hand and from her clothing," he said. +A scientific vessel leased by the U.S. National Geographic Foundation ran aground on a tiny island Thursday at the southern tip of South America, the Argentine Coast Guard said. +"I walked to the other end of the platform, and that exit was locked as well. +Michael Dukakis ran "the worst campaign of this century," says one Democrat, but others blamed the party itself for losing touch with the people while some said nothing could overcome the Republican claim to peace and prosperity. +The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, quoted Carlucci as saying safety drills and intensive training for emergencies enabled firefighters to contain the blaze within 20 minutes on a flight deck where many other aircraft were parked. +The source said that at one point, the balding 59-year-old party leader from the Siberian region of Kemerovo, Alexander G. Melnikov, "carried away by emotions, said something like this: `Is it a proper thing to go bowing to the capitalists? +By the weekend's close, two names were at the forefront of the running. The first is Ralph Willis, the finance minister. +"We are in a struggle," Aristide said. "It's a real war. People with money and guns are killing people without money and guns. +During this process, their semen is quarantined for three months while the tests are repeated. +"We think rates will keep going up until the economic expansion terminates," he said. +It ended without a rate being set. +Zoorani rejected this, saying everything would have to be renegotiated if one of the superpowers refuses its guarantor role. +The results of the study were reported in Friday's Journal of the American Medical Association. +From inside they could stay warm, hear the speeches _ and watch that Duke-Temple game on a color television. +"He was going very well in his training," said Col. Ian Moore, his commanding officer. +Apollo has been picking up momentum in recent quarters after several years of weak results. +Anemia during pregnancy increases a woman's risk of premature delivery, and increases the child's chances of low birth weight and fetal death, the CDC said. +The film was shot in large part in an unfinished South Carolina nuclear power plant's cooling tank, filled with 7.5 million gallons of heated and filtered water. +A sales call, if you will. +In its settlement, the government agreed to suspend a decree permitting the return of confiscated lands to previous owners. +The reduction in net debt from Pounds 47m to Pounds 24m, bringing gearing down from 140 per cent to 43 per cent, underlined the group's ability to generate cash. +I wish the version of the pas de deux were better, but Pankova persuaded me at moments that it was real choreography. +The giant facility, surrounded by Kremlin-like walls, is where the Soviets made the strategic bombers and the enormous rockets designed to carry nuclear bombs to U.S. cities. +They have two grown children and one grandchild. +Mr. Moreland, who couldn't be reached for comment, currently is on paid leave of absence from NCNB, a bank spokeswoman said. +Kaspar attributed the sleeping incidents to excessive overtime required by Westinghouse. +The "blues," nominally worth 7,000 tugriks, can be used to buy shares in the 550 big state enterprises that could start coming to market next year. +One of them, a London Weekend Television researcher, said he left a package on a Japan Airlines flight without being challenged. +Vorpal Gallery: "Rare Works by M.C. Escher." +He said he also expected a "good discussion of the environment," and that he would continue to reject U.S. participation in economic aid programs for the Soviet Union until it reforms its own market practices and halts aid to Marxist Cuba. +Bob Binsky, Decor chairman, said that about 30 employees have been fired as a result of suspected theft at the company's card and gift stores. +The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said it will help two Minnesota companies invest in the merger and recapitalization of Fort Worth-based Texas American Bancshares Inc. and San Antonio-based National Bancshares Corp. +Government may be inclined to shrug its shoulders. +Motorcycle makers say the sales decline is due in part to the industry's heavy reliance on advertising in magazines that appeal to cycle enthusiasts but don't reach the mainstream public. +They promise you something, then they get in office and break their word. +It now works with about 25 cooperatives around India, helping them with professional advice on sales and marketing. +Lauren Lubow, spokeswoman for the Ohio State Medical Board, said Mrs. Perez had not been the subject of any formal disciplinary actions since she was licensed to practice in Ohio in July 1985. +But, in public, being prudent is also important. +Ash-Shiraa did not say whether the reported moving of the Lebanese hostages was related to Obeid's abduction. +"We do know that the education in the Boston schools now is generally unsatisfactory to everybody," she said. "The problems are serious. +In the year-earlier quarter, XL/Datacomp earned $1.4 million, or 34 cents a share, on revenue of $22.7 million. +Earlier this year LyphoMed commissioned an independent audit of its plants following criticism of some procedures. +It's very difficult to think this stuff up." +But when he heard on the radio that Scuds had hit Tel Aviv, "I smiled inside," Mr. Nugali says, echoing the view of many Saudis. +Later, we see these Russian exiles stranded in Constantinople and Paris. +Quintero said he came to the United States, was trained by the CIA and was back in Cuba to work with the resistance in the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion that failed. +By that standard, the current bear market is still in its early days. +"It's no longer the yuppie drug. +The planned realignment was a radical move to restore order to the system and keep alive hopes of progress to economic and monetary union (Emu). Mr Trichet is director of the French treasury, the most coveted position in France's civil service hierarchy. +Nixon was charged in the first impeachment article with lying to a federal grand jury in 1984 by saying that then-District Attorney Paul Holmes of Forrest County, Miss., never discussed a drug-smuggling case with him. +About 4,400 people have been arrested on drunken driving charges in the county in each of the last two years, but the unusual mass challenge by defense lawyers only covered undecided cases. +After nearly two decades of steadily declining syphilis rates, new infections, known as primary syphilis, began rising again in 1985, about the same year law enforcement officials first encountered crack. +"Don't kill this bill by making it perfect," Bennett urged. "I'm afraid it's going to be a better corpse." Shumway, pointing to vocal opposition from sport diving groups, said the legislation should spell out guarantees for divers. +"This is not a suit solely about Zomax," he said. "This goes to the nature of what a corporation does. +As proponents of public health, we are in favour of sensible and flexible regulation, but the imposition of VAT on food would be neither. +The filming was legal, city police Detective Greg Jones said, but police are investigating complaints by performers and crew members that they received a fraction of pay owed them. +Factor VIII, considered the largest and most complex molecule ever made with gene-splicing technology, now is extracted from human blood for use by hemophiliacs. +Information about the problem is transmitted via telephone to the central computer, where an artificial intelligence system analyzes the data and decides whether a service call is needed. +State employees are facing a similar situation. +Several villagers welcome three visitors to Tiouilit, and over endless glasses of sweet tea they gab till long after midnight before allowing their guests to sleep on the straw-matted floor. +The recent turmoil in Japan's financial markets has left its mark on U.S. mutual fund investors. +The average 30-day yield for funds rose to 5.25% from 5.23%, and the average maturity of funds dropped to 50 days from 51 days. +Meanwhile, the prospect of more supply and the lack of much foreign demand for U.S. Treasurys is also weighing on the market. +Says Taylor, "I'll bet on the boll weevil." In Coffee County, they're not taking any bets. +Combined with other aid requests, the administration hopes to provide the Philippines with $658 million in economic assistance in fiscal 1990. +Stock analysts expect the shares to trade at a healthy premium when dealings start next week. +Ukraine's finance minister Hrihory Pyatachenko, much-criticised abroad for his slowness in introducing market reforms, was replaced by Petro Hermanchuk, who immediately called for an overhaul of the budget and tax system. +Under Soviet occupation, many Latvian factories were designed to rely exclusively on raw materials supplied from Russian sources. +Several people had to drag him to safety. +The latest round of strikes in Armenia began Monday, apparently prompted by dissatisfaction with a national Communist Party conference that failed to resolve the dispute. +That's shorter than the lawn-mower manual I bought for my house in Wappinger Falls. +Both were comfortably clad in sweaters _ unusual informality for Gorbachev. +"There's always a traveler somewhere in the market who likes the small, the one-of-a-kind," she says. "I think the mom-and-pop operator is going to have to be a lot more clever about his product. +The 34th annual International Fancy Food & Confection Show of the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade opened here Sunday and runs through Wednesday. +Goossens played and recorded for many top orchestras and bands, including Jack Hylton's jazz orchestra at London's plush Kit Kat Club. +Two months later, under cover of fog, the Japanese Navy was able to evacuate its base on Kiska. +The mission originally was scheduled for July, but was delayed by the shuttle's hydrogen leaks. +Japan's prime minister expects "significant results" from new Japanese-U.S. trade and economic talks but said changes will take time. +"We hope to clear up the issues separating us" before the Dec. 4 back-to-work date, Pierce said. +The panel also took 60% off the administration's request for $591 million to develop a rail system to carry 50 MX missiles that are yet to be ordered. +The Moscow club has 25 members, including businessmen, a theater manager and the head of a translation agency, officials of the group said. +It then could tell German authorities that it was going to recycle the waste in its French subsidiary at lower costs.' +Last week's big drop in the stock market was blamed on growing fears that the country is headed for a downturn later this year, based on statistics showing weak consumer spending and a big slump in factory orders. +Management maintains that the union's average annual wage, 313,000 kroner ($48,700), is already 85% higher than the average wage in mainland industry. +His talking outshines his playing: He is averaging 2.6 points a game. +They also remembered five people who died a week ago when a training jet crashed into the ship. +I think there's a very distinct possibility that it will _ this term. You can count the votes," he said. +A survey of 67 percent of the nation's 1,630 daily newspapers showed a slow growth in the past year in employment of blacks, Hispanics, Asians and American Indians, from 6.56 percent to 7.02 percent. +Revenue grew 22% to $4.78 billion, compared with $3.92 billion. +The museum's permanent collection consists of 250 paintings and sculptures and 1,400 photographs. +They said their proposals were drawn from recommendations made by the American Bar Association and by Watergate and Iran-Contra committees and investigative staffs. +How shiny the solid's surface looks depends on the way the electrons kick back photons to the observer's eye. +Retton was the sensation of the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. +Despite all its problems, Mr. Burns says Ryder is "leaner and tougher" than ever and "in excellent shape for a good snap-back" when the economy revives. +His most recent brush with bad publicity is the acclaimed documentary film "Roger & Me," which chronicles the devastation caused by GM plant closings and layoffs around Flint, Mich., birthplace of the corporation in 1908. +Disclosure that the fee was under consideration caused a firestorm of protest, both on Capitol Hill and in the banking and savings and loan industry. +REPRESENTATION _ The candidates elected Sunday will serve five-year terms. +For several years she also hosted the largest Memorial Day chess tournament on the West Coast. +Police estimated Hezbollah's fighting force at 3,000 men. +Officials said the government won't take further steps to open up the construction business even if the refusal to yield to U.S. pressure invites retaliation. +Some examples: The national railroads need about $750 million a year from the treasury for their operating deficit. +The family's rule ended in 1986 when his son, "Baby Doc," Jean Claude Duvalier was forced into exile in France. +In his first dramatic stage role, he portrays Gregor Samsa, a hard-working traveling salesman who wakes up one morning and finds he is turning into an insect, a dung beetle to be specific. +The St. Vincent de Paul Society, a Catholic organization, canceled the Massachusetts senator's appearance at its annual meeting in Providence when abortion opponents threatened to picket. +One ad describes how the Samuels family is related to the outlaw James gang. Another one explains how to open the distillery's wax-sealed bottles. +The state office has not decided whether to pursue the charges, said spokesman Tom Connell. +A company concerned about locking up valuable information might discover it costs less to use the central mainframe rather than to provide security for cheaper minicomputers in each department. +After negotiators announced the agreement in Mexico City Friday, an estimated 10,000 Salvadorans marched in their capital in support of the plan. +In the tax-exempt market, $4.4 billion of new notes and bonds were issued including a huge $1 billion offering by Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority. +This August, against the toughest field assembled in years, Chuck was on a roll. +Both got their first experience in confronting the government in 1976, when they joined a protest in Tiananmen Square against the radical leftist officials who led the destructive Cultural Revolution. +Vilius Kavalauskas, a journalist for the Lithuanian newspaper Tiesa, said 30 soldiers were patrolling the prosecutor's office and another 15 armed with nightsticks were at the central newspaper printing plant. +Neues Deutschland said the Communist Party had ordered that a special shop in Wandlitz be emptied of rare Western-made consumer goods, such as video recorders. +It moved further ahead in after hours trading. The aluminium market was bolstered by news of a 19,700-tonne fall in LME warehouse stocks, which followed one of 13,675 tonnes announced and took the week's drawdown to 1.4 per cent. +Moreover, the AARP Pharmacy Service estimates that the vast majority of its prescription products are priced such that the pharmacy service would not be entitled to a full administrative fee. +He also saw opportunities for cultural exhange. +The latest barrage of criticism comes from the General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress. +Sophisticated trial consulting grew, ironically, from the radical political movements of the 1960s and 1970s before finding its more lucrative calling in big commercial cases. +"Exxon's violations of New York State's Navigation and Environmental Conservation Laws and the federal Clean Water Act are obvious and incontestable, and have created a `mini-Alaska' in the Arthur Kill," Abrams wrote to Exxon. +Mr. Olsen said that thus far, Digital customers "are saying they will be careful in their commitments, but they aren't cutting commitments." +Montgomery Ward operates 305 Auto Express centers in the United States. +Gandhi has said his party, the largest in Parliament, will not participate in Chandra Shekhar's government but will back it in parliamentary procedures. +The contest marked the first time in the IMF's history that two candidates had competed for the managing director's post. +That is why AlaskaMen will never be confused with Playgirl. +The State Department on Monday warned Americans to avoid unnecessary travel in Sri Lanka because of political tension and the widespread potential for violence in that island nation. +With the war winding down, the two countries must decide whether to restore their oil industries to their pre-war might. +All the movement leaders have unarmed bodyguards. +Simon "obviously does not know what he's talking about," Dukakis said. +Yet, how many people have heard of Shimer College? +Lafeyette and his family often talk of moving, but it would be difficult, if not impossible, on the $837 a month his mother receives in aid. +And I agreed just to think about it. +With little upturn expected in the UK, Texas Homecare and racing are unlikely to increase profits. +"It won't be exactly a junior partnership. +A counter-top handwasher offered by Pacific BioSystems Inc., Phoenix, Ariz., allows restaurants to track employee handwashing. +This aspect of the figures was "disturbing" to the market, said Bob Hatcher, a dealer for Barclays Bank in New York. +S&P said that any potential credit impact of a court ruling against the tobacco companies is unlikely over the next two to three years, because of the length of the litigation process and because cases must be tried on individual merits. +Local officials said the two were in Albuquerque, N.M. Neither had returned to work Wednesday. +Few people apparently felt as kindly toward Mr. Evans's father, whom a U.S. congressman once called "the corporate embodiment of 'Jaws.'" +The woman, who requested anonymity because the people still work for her, says they didn't inform her about a joint venture they were negotiating with a Japanese supplier. +At the ritzy Fashion Island Shopping Center, the tanned and elegant ladies of this wealthy Southern California beach community disembark from their Mercedes-Benzes and BMWs for another day of exercising their credit cards. +A seat on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange was sold for $510,000, equal to the previous sale on July 24. +Dukakis, the Democratic front-runner, continued to blast the Reagan administration for its dealings with Panamanian military leader Manuel Noriega, talking of alleged $200,000 payments by the CIA as well as the failed negotiations to get him out of power. +In revenge the first mate records in the log on Tuesday that the captain was sober. +"Nothing is getting much clearer," one trader said, referring to the Persian Gulf situation. +The embezzlement trial of Teamsters Vice President Harold Friedman has been delayed for at least another week because he is hospitalized with a blood infection. +As a result, all the parties took the lion's share of their campaigns to the airwaves. +The Monday dollar closing capped a six-day winning streak during which the currency rose by a total of 4.82 yen. +These would reflect Brazil's payment capacity and would carry a face value equal to that of the debt they replaced, the 11page proposal says. +The political game is familiar, if not always comfortable, turf for Maneka. +The company said it is "comfortable with" an analyst's estimate that it would have net of about $1.30 a share for the year. +The Mandelas gave clenched-fist salutes to the hundreds of supporters who had waited for hours outside, many of them waving green, gold and black ANC flags. +Vincent R. Sombrotto, head of the 315,000-member National Association of Letter Carriers, contends that stamps today are cheaper than they were in 1971, if inflation is taken into account. +Mr. Gordji retreated to the embassy, and on July 9 Mr. Chirac demanded that the Iranians produce the interpreter or face a break in relations. +But based on yearearlier postings, the latest indicated sales totaled about 4.01 billion marks ($2.34 billion). +"No military officers dared to give an order without the prior approval from Chiang Ching-kuo, but it appears no one can control them now," said Chang Chung-tung, history professor at National Taiwan University. +In the 1930s, entire fields were laid waste. +"It's going to seriously hurt our economy as far as tourism, sport and commercial fishing industry goes," said resident Jack Lee, one of the project's most outspoken critics. +An excessive number of new outlets contributed significantly to the high degree of price restraint that has marked the economic recovery. Under Environment Secretary John Gummer this period of liberalisation is drawing to a close. +The group says Koppers hasn't responded to its offer. +The statistics office said, however, that the trade deficit narrowed to $1.2 billion during the first five months of 1989 from $1.4 billion a year ago. +Mr. Levine and his wife will retain $774,024 in assets. +"It was very rough going. +Lawyers for both sides agreed the 4-2 ruling by the state Supreme Court has far-reaching implications for the nation's news organizations. +Obermaier, 53, was recommended for the job in January by Sen. Alfonse D'Amato, R-N.Y., over the objections of Giuliani. +A number of other cetaceans pass through, so the chance of seeing something is high. +"It's the opposite of `Confessions of an S.O.B.,' or `Leadership Secrets of Attila the Hun,"' said Doubleday spokeswoman Jacqueline Deval. +The Solidarity-backed delegation makes up 46 percent of the assembly, and most seemed likely to vote against Jaruzelski, who imposed a martial law crack- down on the independent trade union in 1981. +I believe in our potential. +The Daily Reflector of Greenville, N.C., for revelations concerning the background of a candidate for Superior Court judge, resulting in legislation changing state law to open the records of the North Carolina Judicial Standards Commission. +If it is a couple of billion (dollars) it would be bullish." News that China has been targeted with 1.5 million metric tons of export bonus wheat should help wheat prices. +Page 23; Saga Petroleum ahead, Page 20 Enterprise Oil is expected today to extend its hostile Pounds 1.3bn bid for rival explorer Lasmo as the costs of the battle between Britain's two largest independents spiral to more than Pounds 30m. +Only one felt strongly that Gen. +Nesbitt's lawyer, Gregory English, said last week his client intended no harm to the United States. +A spokesman for the protesters said the U.S. servicemen were posted at the hospital because the hospital was being used to treat people wounded in the civil war in El Salvador. +It was the first attack on an American business in a wave of violent anti-U.S. protests in Seoul and other cities during the past week. +Financial-sector stocks were among the hardest hit by the inflation news, which spurred speculation about higher interest rates in Germany. +Juan Carlos Pastrana, son of former President Misael Pastrana, owns La Prensa. +Mr. Lee has targeted three of the former Japanese banks. +New Forum, the leading pro-democracy reform group, issued a statement today calling on East Germans to renounce currency speculation, sales of artworks and other black-market activities that damage the economy. +Col. Emiliano Templo told reporters Aguinaldo's followers were believed to be holding some people hostage in homes near the hotel. +Based in Hillsboro, Ore., the company employs 450 people. +Mr Gerald Holtham, chief economist at Lehman Brothers in London, said he found it hard to recall the last time the dollar enjoyed a sustained rise from an east European crisis. +Tired of the marathon protest and concerned about safe transportation of explosives across a 200-foot intersection, the Navy wants to build a $10 million overpass to takes vehicles over the highway, said base spokesman Dan Tikalsky. +Larson, who has said in the past that he sits down at his drawing table and "gets silly," is famous for cartoons about cows that honk at humans, dinosaurs that smoke and woman with beehive hairdos. +In a statement, Societe Generale said the transaction fit in with its development strategy in the U.S. +The suit claims that in November 1984 the consumer products firm purchased a $1 million policy for Mr. Anderson, then an executive vice president, naming the company as beneficiary. +"I sure don't want a bunch of spurious appeals trying to blame everything in the world on Bundy," he said. +Initial reports indicated the mechanism to switch one of the trams onto an alternate line did not work, the ANSA news agency said. +Michael Harris, 46, a native of New York who owns the Ritz Cafe, faces a possible 50 years in prison for grand larceny and burglary. The verdict was delivered Tuesday night in a federal court and no date was set for sentencing. +Worse yet are Prof. +"Kids in the Hall," an HBO series featuring a young comedy troupe from Michaels' home town of Toronto. +They have lost huge chunks of the commercial lending market to innovations such as commercial paper and junk bonds, and to competitors such as foreign banks and securities firms. +Her blond hair is tied with a blue ribbon, her gaze is serene, her posture correct and her hands folded demurely in front of her. +Not to be outdone, Arizona posted triple-digit temperatures even before noon. +It was rebuilt in 1986 and had no significant maintenance problems, he said. +In Medellin, the national police on Wednesday raided an office building owned by the reputed head of the Medellin cartel, Pablo Emilio Escobar-Gaviria, the police said in a communique today. +Police opened fire to disperse the crowd, and some protesters shot back. +In an interview last Thursday, Allen said his health had suffered since his players drenched him with icewater to celebrate a season-ending victory over Nevada-Las Vegas. "We couldn't afford Gatorade," he said, smiling. +"What's different about heading Apple is that you are not an icon for just Apple but for the whole world of technology and computing beyond Apple," he says. +Two weeks ago, in a policy shift, Soviet authorities told Kosharovsky and more than 40 other Jews who wanted to emigrate that their past involvement in work with security implications no longer would prevent their departure. +The issue could be relaunched, possibly in a restructured form, as early as next week, according to the lead underwriter. +After days of intense but fruitless negotiations, a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt's Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation. +Proponents and critics of the Thomas nomination predictably clashed over the meaning of the ABA's rating. +Investors and some investment bankers argued that it wasn't fair to allow a substitution that investors hadn't expected, especially because corporate bonds, and especially junk bonds, are generally considered riskier than insured mortgages. +The conviction was overturned last year on appeal. +He is Eleanor Roosevelt for the 1980s. +Jackson said that back then, Democrats were working to "end racial violence by law." +The senior party members led Taiwan to economic prosperity during the past 40 years but generally have viewed with concern the democratic change introduced by her late stepson, Chiang Ching-kuo, who eased authoritarian one-party rule. +At least 8,900 people disappeared and are presumed dead, according to a commission appointed by Alfonsin's civilian government. +Jekyll had problems and turned into Mr. Hyde after experimenting with drugs," said the actor, adding that he did not dabble in drugs himself. +The latest comments from IBM's new pc chief Mr Rick Thoman indicate that he is retreating from the PowerPC strategy. IBM is therefore reduced to joining the price war. +Blanchard said he was signing the bill "with reservations" but added: "It is a significant improvement over the uncertainty and confusion of existing state law. +There is certainly a wealth of material on the doorstep. A research company ringing to inquire about the contents of the course was greeted by a voice on the switchboard professing ignorance of any such discipline. +For Ford Motor Co., the Pinto was easily its worst failure since the Edsel. But the car has won a small but die-hard group of fans: racing enthusiasts with big dreams and little budgets. +In addition, it has cost Israel nearly $1 billion in added military costs and lost tourist revenue. +Part of the problem is infrastructure: Conventional telephone lines don't have the capacity to transmit moving pictures, meaning that exotic means such as satellites or special lines must be used. +Sniper fire crackled all day across the ruins of Beirut's old commercial district straddling the government-controlled port, and around the hilltop garrison town of Souk el-Gharb, 15 miles southeast of the city, police said. +But the Steelers showed up in court and objected. +A low pressure system over the Ohio Valley was absorbing Atlantic moisture, bringing snow from New York City to Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., Friday afternoon. +But the ad ends with the onetime shipyard electrician beaming and declaring the "Union Yes" slogan of the federation's advertising campaign. +And Yazov, during his two previous meetings with Carlucci, has pegged Soviet defense spending at about 16 percent of GNP, very close to the U.S. estimate. +The activists pulled up stakes after soldiers told them to leave, the official said. +Rated single-B-2 by Moody's Investors Service Inc. and single-B-minus by Standard & Poor's Corp., the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. +Delta Air Lines, which has been portrayed as the villain in the collapse of Pan Am, also successfully bid $25 million for Pan Am's authority to serve a route between New York and Mexico City. +"The choice was simple," Mr. Lindberg says. +Mr. Wolfenson concedes it's ironic that Miller's parent is cigarette giant Philip Morris Cos. +Export turnover fell almost 19 per cent to just DM700m. In the west, where industrial sales dropped 13.7 per cent, export turnover was down more than 17 per cent at DM34bn. +The company has changed its fiscal year to end April 30 instead of Oct. 31. +Whitmore, who has been with Kodak since 1957, has been president of the company for six years and an executive officer since 1986. +Kenneth Brynaert, executive vice president of the Canadian Wildlife Federation, says that what Mr. McMillan has done mostly has been to implement initiatives of his predecessors. +He walked a few yards down a wooded jogging trail and shot himself. +Besides the contemporary art sale, a separate auction was conducted for paintings from the collection of Victor W. Ganz, who died in 1987. +Irons, of Grand Rapids, was elected in 1982 as the first female judge in the county. +A large swath across the South, the Ohio Valley, Midwest and the central Plains was to be in the 70s. +Ford spokesman Rex Greenslade in Dearborn, Mich., said the company had no comment Tuesday on Jaguar. +For years "the people of the Baltic States have been denied their basic human rights," he said. +The transaction arose out of a dispute between Oxford and GE over who should pay for equipment-design changes that were needed to get the Modesto facility operating properly. +The state funeral for King Nikola Petrovic-Njegos and Queen Milena was the first official recognition by Communist Yugoslavia of the country's royal past. +The agreement, in addition to requiring respirators, orders the company to supply soap and towels for mandatory end-of-shift showers and to make sure employees' clothes are vacuumed before workers enter the lunchroom. +Southland Corp., the owner and operator of 7-Eleven stores, said it reached a definitive agreement to sell its snack-foods division to an undisclosed buyer. +A flurry of other appointment announcements is expected Tuesday. +What could be wrong with all this? +But the pace of growth has ebbed in recent months. Industrial output grew at an annual rate of 4.4 per cent during the second quarter as a whole, against 8.3 per cent in the first quarter. +To shoot them today in Australia is going to cost a whole lot more." The strike began March 7 over the issue of payments for reruns of one-hour domestic shows and a bigger share in the increased foreign market. +Ltd. FMH will be merged with FCB's Australian operations, and the combined agency will have estimated annual billings of $80 million. +Air Force One was flown to the other airport and Bush's motorcade was held up at the banquet as the Secret Service plotted a new path out of New York. +In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Redken closed at $33.75, down 12.5 cents. +Among those praising Byrd was Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., who at 87 is the oldest member of the Senate. +The combined concern operates Hong Kong's domestic and international telephone services, as well as other telecommunications facilities, including telex and facsimile connections. +Early today, riot police and tanks patrolled the streets. +Root, whose Washington communications law firm filed for bankruptcy after the July 13 incident, said he would turn in his certificate as ordered. +Brought into the courtroom during the noon hour Friday were television monitors and headphones so jurors may see and hear the results of the FBI's undercover sting at a downtown Washington hotel last Jan. 18. +When Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., was embarrassed by Byrd and defeated for the assistant majority leader post in 1971, reporters and Kennedy himself had counted the votes in his favor. +'It was advertised in one of the pensions magazines, and it sounded like a challenge,' he says. +At Texas Oil, Mr. Hoglund will be succeeded by J. Michael Talbert, who had been senior vice president of Delhi Gas Pipeline Corp., a Texas Oil unit. +Presidential candidate Jack Kemp is brimming with excitement as he promotes his favorite subject: moving U.S. currency toward a gold standard. +Mr. Webb believes storytelling is key to learning the roots of mountain music. +Television evangelist Robert Schuller, who prayed Thursday with Bush in the Oval Office for hostages, said the president had "made it clear he would take appropriate action" if another hostage was killed. +Washington Quite a few "over" words come to mind in describing this or any recent Olympics. +"It is a matter on which we are not completely satisfied, and we intend to pressure them," Peck said. +In a second incident, soldiers shot and wounded two Arabs in the legs in the town of Dura after masked Palestinians stoned a patrol and tried to prevent Arab laborers from boarding a bus to work in Israel, Arab news reports said. +Rainier had been the subject of takeover rumors for months, but that didn't explain why trading activity heated up on the last business day before the offer. +The position hadn't been previously filled. +As the leader of the effort to maintain freedom's defense, we owe ourselves a closer look at Chamberlain's valuable lessons. +Chicago-based Sara Lee is a food and consumer products company with annual sales of approximately $10 billion. +Boeing officials say they are confident the 747 will retain a strong position worldwide, despite competition from McDonnell Douglas' MD-11 in 1990 and from Airbus Industrie's A340. +Cohen said Edell told the investor group that he now could fight a liability case at a cost of $200,000 following the work done on the Cipollone case. +From today on, you're going to tell me all that's happening, so I won't be caught unaware."' She has played the role of presidential candidate with gusto. +Components have become cheaper and competition has intensified. +Analysts say Excel's branded steaks aren't exactly selling like McDonald's hamburgers. +Others were completely taken in. +The federal government, he added, does not yet regulate such product hydrocarbon emissions. +It is also reconsidering its position. +Gustafson, a corn and wheat grower from Montevideo, Minn., told a House committee last week that Belize became the world's fourth largest exporter of marijuana after its U.S. sugar exports were cut by 75 percent. +I'll do it my way. +They also said another East German drowned last week while trying to swim across the Baltic Sea to West Germany. +"Santa Claus was there telling the kids he wasn't giving out war toys this year," Ms. Nyer said. +And even then, they probably can't expect to earn the multimillion dollar sums that previous Olympic stars like Ms. Retton are said to have made. +In 1893, these gold reserves had fallen to half their 1890 level. +Ambassadors of the European Community and Japan last month presented protest notes citing the killing of unarmed civilians by troops. +Gov. Tommy G. Thompson says he had no intention of urging crossover voting in Wisconsin's April 5 presidential primary when he commented about Democratic candidate Jesse Jackson. +But wide differences remain on combat aircraft. +A former union boss, whose gun was used to kill two anti-Marcos activists nine years ago, was charged with aggravated first-degree murder in the slayings, prosecutors said Thursday. +Mr. Oberman's strategy and personality are far different from those of his predecessor. +His willingness to take hits to win battles met with some notable success. +"It's really the only contact we have with our families. +In all of 1985, it earned $1.7 million on sales of $17.8 million. +Carl Theuerkauf Jr., 37, was the last man down. +Schneider had relatives hunting moose near the site, but investigators did not know why Halstead was flying in the area, Ellis said. +"There's something slightly simple-minded about hope, isn't there?" muses this professor of medieval history. +Aides say Bentsen did not take part in the talks between Dukakis and Jackson, although he did have two candid telephone conversations with Jackson last week that aides say enabled Jackson and Bentsen to establish a good rapport. +Most of the pressure on the currency came in overseas trading, where the dollar touched a six-year low against the pound. +When Mr. Labrecque was named to succeed Mr. Butcher in June, he said there would be a restructuring that analysts estimated would result in the loss of 3,000 jobs through voluntary retirement and layoffs. +"If we could get close to `Beverly Hills 90210,' we'd have every teen in America taking a look," Mr. Key says. +Brown & Sons in Baltimore, said individuals, as well as institutional investors, were buying stocks. +He refused to discuss details, such as reports he would ask Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi for money. +It said the amount was determined after a review by a panel of outside experts, which was audited by the accounting firm of Ernst & Whinney. +He insisted police were tipped off by an informant in Rodriguez Gacha's gang. +Stock funds had net redemptions, or withdrawals, of $100 million last month, compared with a $600 million outflow in March, the trade group said. +She works for a nonprofit agency that monitors abused and neglected children. +Final salary schemes calculate the individual's pension as a proportion of salary at retirement. +I was on the political beat with experienced reporters. +Billboard had sales of $58 million last year and is expecting sales of $62 million in 1987, said Mr. Hobbs. +Malcolm Barker of the Robin Hood Society, who took up the cudgels on the outlaw's behalf, charged: "The city fathers have done a disservice to their own city." Barker said he didn't claim that the story, as perpetuated by Hollywood, was true. +Police manned trucks mounted with machine guns at key intersections in several towns today, the Moslem day of prayer when worshipers usually visit mosques. +Confronted with current losses, a number of U.S. investors have complained that they joined Lloyd's without fully realizing the risks involved, chief among them accepting unlimited liability for claims. +The Senate is sending former CIA agent Donald Gregg to Seoul as U.S. ambassador to South Korea, dismissing months of attacks on his credibility and alleged involvement in the Iran-Contra affair. +Their handlers defend them against their ornery image and seem to genuinely like the critters. +She said that the agency is considering rule changes that would hinder a single bidder or bidders acting together to buy huge amounts of Treasury securities at an auction. +Palestinian merchants struggling for financial survival in the occupied lands face threats from both sides in the Arab uprising _ a fact driven home during Secretary of State George P. Shultz's visit. +Lockheed's drop in profit was triggered by write-downs for overruns on two programs and the near phase-out of a third. +Diplomatic sources say China was being careful to avoid a public break with the Soviet Union and other fast-changing socialist states by stressing that China never interferes in the internal affairs of other nations. +The high-kicking Rockettes also will be featured in the show, which runs to April 23. +But this has not happened, even though many Malaysian companies are cash-rich. +In 1862, Union forces hurled back a Confederate invasion of Maryland in the Civil War Battle of Antietam. +It includes each company's address. The third Hemmington Scott publication is the Performance Rankings Guide, also published twice annually, for Pounds 135 a year. +USX Corp. posted a $97 million loss for the first quarter, while Bethlehem Steel had a quarterly profit for only the second time since 1985. +An open cross-fertilization is getting results. +The transaction is scheduled to be completed by mid-February. +Actor Charlton Heston refused a chance to ride him, but the Rev. Jerry Falwell took a turn. +The post is a filled by presidential appointment and requires Senate confirmation. +The trade pact, which took effect Jan. 1, provides for gradual elimination of most trade barriers between the U.S. and Canada, including a phase-out of all tariffs by January 1998. +Some of the current bizarre ads are actually tamed-down versions of what might have been. +The discovery eventually could lead to specific tests to detect the disease before other symptoms occur and while the cancer is still curable, the study said. +During one of the last sessions of the Volkskammer, East Germany's parliament, a number of members confessed they once had Stasi links. +The FDA regulates medical devices and the solutions used to sterilize them, while the EPA regulates sterilants and disinfectants. +Jordan finds itself in much the same boat: Despite its friendship with Washington, the U.S. this year backed away from a plan to sell Jordan "defensive weapons," even while sending those same kinds of arms to Iran. +The stock added 2 1/2 to 56 5/8. +Suzanne Zak, a managing director at J.&W. Seligman and head of its Seligman Growth Fund, said she is hearing very little good news from the corporate managers she interviews as part of her stock-picking research. +Responding to the Moody's downgrade, Salomon yesterday said the action "will have no significant impact on the firm's overall liquidity, which remains strong. +He says Ransom understands the complexities of the instrument and how the different parts interact. +Mr. Lott and University of Washington economist Jonathan Karpoff pointed out that effects on corporate reputations can dwarf the fine. +It was only after a similar league in Brockton, Mass., threatened legal action that Little League officials relented and granted Norwich a charter as a pilot program in February 1988. +The statewide cleanup attracted 14,000 volunteers who bagged and labeled more than 200 tons of trash, said Heidi Lovett of the non-profit Center for Marine Conservation, which organizes three such cleanups a year. +The flower boxes along the railroad tracks are empty and rotting. +A Pan Am security manager said Tuesday that before the Flight 103 bombing, the airline investigated a warning that one of its U.S.-bound flights would be a target but determined it was a hoax. +The biomedical concern said the research initially will target immune-based skin diseases such as psoriasis and eczema, which afflict about four million Americans. +Insilco Corp. says its board jas oved a management-led buyout offer valuing the high-technology and specialty consumer products company at $950 million. +Ideally, it suggests, it would like them to buy or lease trains, but it recognises that such an obligation could be a barrier to entry. +Nynex hopes the acquisition will help it become a leading provider of software products and services for the banking industry. +A weakening economy often prompts the Fed to ease interest rates. +Late in September, Mr. Soliman and his group sold most of their stake in the company. +International funds had an average rate of return of 25.07 percent in 1987, second only to gold funds, whose rate of return averaged 35.43 percent, according to Mutual Fund Values, a Chicago-based publication that tracks nearly 800 mutual funds. +CAID is different from computer-aided design, or CAD, which has been around for a decade. +The dilemma has so far kept home-testing kits off the market. +Renamed Tania, she took part in an armed bank robbery and stayed with the SLA for 18 months before the FBI arrested her in 1975. +In addition, university students in the capital, Bogota, and in the northwestern city of Medellin staged demonstrations. +Mayor Tom Bradley has lobbied for a mandatory water conservation program that would impose rationing if residents fail to reduce their consumption by 10 percent below 1986 levels. +Jackson, one of the Broncos' corps of small, speedy receivers, proceeded to dash 75 yards into the end zone to make it 28-10, Denver. +Although he thinks the price could rise again above 90 cents, Mr. Simon suspects it won't top the 94.45 cent July life-of-contract high set last week. +Allen Hermann, chairman of the physics department at the University of Arkansas, said he was astounded and thrilled by IBM's result. +National Intergroup said the results included a one-time $24 million charge for the planned sale of its unprofitable aluminum foil plant in Luxembourg. +"She asked for a big discount, and we gave it to her in exchange for recognition. +Also on Friday, some creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy against Days Inns in federal bankruptcy court in New York. +Bush was asked by reporters if his reversal on taxes would damage his credibility. +The ministry also said the storm seriously damaged the luxurious hotel zone in Cancun and destroyed about a quarter of the homes on the nearby island of Cozumel. +The result has been better response time from officials such as building inspectors who get messages from contractors. +At the time, Mr. Lee had nearly $12.5 million in a bank account at Standard & Chartered Bank, which has offices in Hong Kong and New York. +In recent months, the investigation has pointed away from Syria, once a focus. +Tentatively called The European Daily, the English-language, five-day-a-week newspaper aims to be "the voice of Europe," and would serve both a European and an American audience, Mr. Maxwell said at a press luncheon here. +"You have stood up with faith," he said. "Carrie, there is no guarantee you won't be able to wear that cap and gown again. +That money is in addition to tax revenue and economic benefits produced by the facility. +Before the end of the year the mass of them had raised their estimates again, not as high as before but enough to push the likelihood of recession further back into 1988. +The company also has 700 new hires. +The service is free, although Family does take the opportunity to recommend its own FSAVC contract, which is called Freestand. This makes it easier to work out how much you should contribute. +The new fund, which will invest in small-company stocks, raised about $50 million in its initial public offering. +"Recent data have indicated somewhat weaker economic activity," said Elliott Platt, director of economic research at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities. +But they said they cannot legally do that unless OSHA people in other regions volunteer for the North Carolina duty, and volunteers aren't available. +After gains in early trading, news of the arrests discouraged investors, said a dealer with Nomura Securities, Japan's largest brokerage. +Unit labour costs are now falling by 2 per cent a year in Germany and 3 per cent in the US.' The counters of the Cheltenham and Gloucester branch in central Birmingham remain unmarked. +Howard said he is buying full-page newspaper ads asking voters to reply to 20 questions comparing Kostmayer's and Howard's records. +He estimates with a vague shrug that he has attended six or seven different schools as his family worked its way through Missouri and Arkansas. +Indian officials say the Moslem separatists receive weapons and training in Pakistan. +"How many packets (of crack) did you and Mr. Barry smoke during his trip to the Virgin Islands" in 1988? asked Assistant U.S. Attorney Judith Retchin. +Neely said the girl's parents are divorced, and her father has custody. +Industry leaders are advancing the novel proposition that the generosity of bankers is to blame for keeping weak competitors afloat. +Anglian's dividend reflects inflation and a real increase agreed with the regulator at the time of privatisation. +That is exactly what he said." At another point Gray testified, "It sounded like a quid pro quo. +Only between 25 per cent and 30 per cent of the stake is returned in prizes. Thus, a wholly rational person probably would do well to stay away from lotteries, pools and (to a lesser extent) premium bonds and find a safer place for his money. +The California company's liabilities are thought to exceed its assets by roughly $1.5 billion to $2 billion, according to a person close to the French group. +In the version published last month, the Communist Party accepted blame for the country's economic woes and offered some political reforms, such as multicandidate elections and limited terms in party office. +Congressional apologists argue that both 1988 and 1986 (when the figures were just as one-sided) are aberrations, merely "incumbent years" typical in U.S. history. +The move is a coup for Bankers Trust, which beat out several other major New York banks, in competitive bidding. +'It was sensible to maintain two sales organisations for Gambro and Hospal,' explains Mr Lindqvist. +As one general secretary put it: 'We will be very stretched by that.' Much more subversive for the unions, however, was the government's white paper on market testing, Competing for Quality, published last year. +One possibility would be to allow them to continue receiving payments while they prepare business plans rather than look for jobs. +Six of the group died while their boat drifted near Malaysia and Singapore, according to a statement from the office of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees in Singapore. +The firefighters had been trying to stop advancing flames for three days, but the ministry said new fires were breaking out in many places. +Analysts say the market has already begun to concern itself with Friday's report on July unemployment, which is expected to show that job creation remained robust last month. +Demand from the military is 300,000 barrels a day greater than normal because of the Persian Gulf deployment. +"There's a lot of businesses that Kodak doesn't need to be in," said Alex Henderson, an analyst with Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. +He also helped form the USA Cable Network, of which Paramount owns 50%. +The licensing problem will be tricky. +It took a bit of probing before Geller, a diabetic with high-blood pressure, talked about his decision to sell. +The clients that drew accolades in the ad business, though, were small regional and local accounts, including the University of California at San Francisco and the San Franciso Examiner. +Paying the tax will affect cash flow. +It could be as high as double the normal level. +Of those, 1,395 were found to be in violation. +He said the firm is on the last two months of what is a record fiscal year so far. +Some 1,500 schools, or roughly 6 percent of secondary schools in the country, responded to the SuperQuest announcement. +As story after story from Eastern Europe proves, total power corrupts totally. +'This is the first time something like this has happened,' he said. +These efforts, which have included higher standards and salaries for teachers and some changes in school governance, have resulted in a 29% spending increase on public education to grade 12 in the last nine years, after adjusting for inflation. +In the tax-exempt market, the Bond Buyer index of 40 actively traded municipal bonds rose 9-32 to 9311-16 point. +So far the major indicators still are below their July 1990 peaks. +If a single European currency is created, on a basis of monetary stability and budgetary restraint, it can hardly fail to displace the dollar as the world's pivotal currency. +Metzenbaum acknowledged he's up against a "political tidal wave," but said he felt obliged to wade in. "I would hope the Congress would have backbone and will not try to change the Bill of Rights," he said. +If you should decide to take a holiday while in the US, perhaps extending your business trip, buy a special limited-time policy for travellers. +Stocks of distillates, which include heating oil, fell to 134.8 million barrels, from 136.5 million barrels a week earlier, although they remained above their level of 122.9 million barrels a year ago. +It makes it unclear what comes first, privatization or market pricing -- decisions that also affect ruble convertibility. +The bill would allow cable competitors such as wireless cable, direct broadcast satellite services and distributors of homedish satellite programming the right to obtain programming from cable companies. +WEG's major asset is perhaps its large film library, which the company bought for $89 million from Cannon Group Inc., the predecessor to Pathe. +Sixty-two of the area's 63 golf courses are also open. +"If you don't have local support," says Mr. Mace, "you can't save the species." Niagara is the parent of Exchange Insurance Co. Berkley also is involved in property casualty insurance. +Through 'roaming' agree- ments with other GSM oper- ators, it will in due course give mobility across much of Europe. +Infection a constant threat. +Kathy does one tender solo turn, as a woman whose favorite nephew admits he's homosexual. +There are other ways for retirees to get cash from their homes besides selling their home and moving out or taking out a home-equity loan. +Savings would be routed to a new pension plan or an IRA depending on what kind of pension plan the worker had. +In his motion to Quebec Superior Court, Mr. Sparling said that declaration of a dividend would "remedy past oppression inflicted upon the majority of (shareholders) and reimburse these shareholders part of the money paid for their shares." +A U.S.-chartered Northwest Airlines jumbo jet carrying about 300 American evacuees arrived Sunday night at Charleston International Airport in South Carolina. +According to government estimates India will have to import 24.6 million tons of crude oil and petroleum products this year and pay $3.5 billion. +Kenneth James Meller, 48, was shot after the officers tossed a concussion grenade into the office and rushed in. "Meller made some sort of move. +The volume of shipments of corn, wheat and sobybeans jumped 24 percent to record levels, with one-half of that increase coming in higher sales to the Soviet Union. +The category's sales fell 2.3% at department stores to 285.5 billion yen, while rising 4.1% at other stores. +There are plans to export the Kancil in the near future. From the beginning, Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia's prime minister, has been the driving force behind the growth of the country's car industry. +Some 4,650 troops from more than 20 countries are to arrive by the end of the month. +In an emergency session of Rangoon's People's Assembly, the lawmakers voted to hold a general multiparty election in about three months. +"This is completely out of the blue. +But the timing of this crisis, coming just as the old Cold War-era political structures are collapsing, guarantees that it will have an even more profound impact than would normally be expected from such a highstakes international confrontation. +Meanwhile, Philips plans to introduce next year a rival technology called digitial compact cassettes. +Telemundo Group Inc., known as John Blair & Co. before it was acquired by Reliance Group Holdings Inc., New York, agreed to settle a class action suit filed in Delaware state court by a holder of Blair warrants. +David Silver, president of the Investment Company Institute, the mutual-fund industry trade group, called the move "a welcome but very limited step." +The other wears a kefiyeh headdress, a symbol of Arab nationalism. +In the latest quarter, the company earned about $100 million, or between 75 cents and 77 cents a share. +For the first nine months of 1987, the generic-drug maker posted a loss of $5.2 million on sales of $33.6 million. +The company said the Swiss court ruled that Mr. D'Agostino must return the documents because they are protected by Swiss laws governing employees and company secrets. +Sen. John Chafee, R-R.I., says that England and France have regulated organic tin marine paints because they have damaged shellfish beds. +Both are expected in the 1992 model year. +Customers who fail to meet the new minimum balance will be charged $7.50 a month, plus 25 cents for each check or withdrawal. +The United States and the Philippines began talks last Tuesday on the status of American military bases here. +In trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, the Class A shares closed at 65 Canadian cents a share, up 10 cents. +Robert Payment, the bank holding company's controller, said Equimark expects to post net income of about $4.2 million, or nine cents a share, in the fourth quarter. +RFD-TV also will have video livestock auctions to give farmers a chance to expand their herds without leaving their living rooms, Mr. Gottsch said. +But the television show gave him the money to do Hemingway, and now he has found satisfaction. +Management started the bidding a month ago when it announced it was considering a buyout offer, and Kohlberg Kravis quickly entered the fray with a competing bid. +The UK is reticent, and more so after its recent decision to levy its own fuel taxes. Spain is strongly opposed to the tax, arguing that richer countries that emit more CO should be set higher cuts. +The company said its first-quarter sales declined to $1.55 billion from $1.71 billion. +Barry surprised worshipers at New Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church with his Sunday morning appearance and a short speech, said the Rev. Thomas Masters, the church's pastor. +But he says the same potential problem exists now when traders deal on the telephone. +But temperatures of well over 86 degrees have hit France, Britain and the Netherlands, whose residents normally use the holiday season to flee their rain-prone climes for sunnier weather in southern Europe. +There are now 81 Travelodges. +The loss wiped out much of Wednesday's 38 cent-gain that came after a wild session of ups and downs. +On other markets, cattle prices dipped while pork futures were mixed; coffee prices rallied; energy prices were mixed; and precious metals closed higher. +They agreed that the scene, as well as the rest of the movie, was quite accurate. +Fourteen legislators were absent or did not vote. +The IRA also announced today it will step up its attacks on commercial sites, in addition to British army targets. +Another commanding height of the Swedish economy is falling into foreign hands. +The need to purchase electricity on the most competitive terms possible is more important than ever.' At present there are limits on how much electricity the generators can sell direct. +Some experts have suggested that part of the problem in fighting domestic terrorism is the bad reputation gained by the security services from 1967 to 1974 when they supported the military junta. +Twelve members of the opposition National League for Democracy were arrested Tuesday night after authorities searched its headquarters and district offices in Rangoon, party members said, speaking on condition of anonymity. +Gillette said Exxon may have to delay some of the buyouts since so many people have quit. +Franchising isn't for everyone. +"I ask American businesses, unions and schools to examine and consider adopting education and personnel policies based on the OPM (Office of Personnel Management) and Centers for Disease Control guidelines," Reagan said in a statement. +Somehow, on the basis of fragmentary or poorly interpreted evidence or perhaps simply the assertion of a leading practitioner, a particular test or operation becomes standard medical practice, and then evidence to the contrary is stoutly resisted. +The military has complained for years about the declining quality of its recruits, particularly their lack of motivation and poor physical condition. +The company is demanding price cuts from parts suppliers and hinting it will cut off some who don't comply. +Bush, too, was impressed by the man he was meeting as a summit partner for the second time. +If the idea catches on, UNC can tap additional capacity; it has two similar extraction plants still in mothballs in New Mexico and Rhode Island. +Miss Sappington made her debut with "Oh! +The Treasury blamed the drop in exports on sluggish world economic conditions. The visible trade deficit grew to Pounds 3.34bn in the third quarter from Pounds 3.19bn in the second. +It also lacked computerized lighting to control the thousands of lights Mr. Cage had asked for. +The judge also said the 1984 elections for 16 legislative seats were null and void. +"Both of those numbers helped cause some pressure to the dollar," said Judy Rubenstein, vice president and trader at Bank of America in Los Angeles. +Chop 'em, burn 'em or plow them under, but get rid of them before the next westerly wind starts to blow. +Secretary of Commerce Robert Mosbacher, who joined in the trip, spoke for the administration on which companies should receive invitations. +"I stayed because I have no car. +It is time for a steady response. +It asked the court to allow all brewers the right to display alcoholic content by volume in beer. +Kodak is including a note in the film package cautioning against its use in the increasingly popular point-and-shoot cameras. +The opposition party called for a "detailed and active" government role in easing military confrontation with North Korea. +They need to function within an environment of balanced education, supported by an entire community. +Other grain prices also increased. +Men were computer users; when anyone was depicted avoiding a computer, females were cast in the role. +That left no deal. +They are heavily used for paying bills by mail, since cash in the mail can get lost, stolen or otherwise go astray without leaving any evidence of its having been sent. +The media quoted higher casualty tolls from the typhoon. +Yesterday, however, News Corp. officials said they may only be able to realize about $125 million from a sale. +Yet the underwriters are far from complacent. +A formal endorsement of the aid effort was expected to come today following the conclusion of closed-door meetings of the IMF's policy-setting interim committee. +Mr. Sculley also attributed the company's strong quarter to "high" acceptance of Apple products introduced over the past year. +Asked whether President Reagan has his old zip, Wyoming's Alan Simpson, the No. 2 Republican in the Senate, responds: "Who does?" +Most forecasters estimate the economy this quarter is expanding at an annual rate of around 2 1/2% to 3 1/2%. +Women's groups say it is unfair to test prostitutes and not foreigners who may infect them. +There we discussed what the global trade scene and the next GATT session hold. +Instrument Systems Corp. said it agreed to acquire the command systems division of Eaton Corp., Cleveland. +Attorneys for Holly and Plum declined to comment on the agreement, and Mr. Harvey and Holly Chairman Charles Azarow couldn't be reached. +There were no reports of injuries and an estimate of damage was not available. +The explosion at a facility where GE manufactures steam turbines and generators occurred when pressure built up in an autoclave, said company spokesman Pat Rocchi. +Justice Scalia is up on his public-choice theory. +Final approval was given over the summer. +Import volume rose 20% in June after an 18% rise in May. +The backstage maneuvering followed Parliament's vote earlier tday to leave the prime minister's post with Kaifu, who led his Liberal Democratic Party to victory in crucial elections Feb. 18 for Parliament's powerful lower house. +"Into The Woods" led the musical division with 13 nominations. Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera" and the Lincoln Center revival of Cole Porter's "Anything Goes" each received 11 nominations. +Traders were interested in capturing the utility's dividend. +Iranian officials have said dozens of spies who provided Washington's Central Intelligence Agency with information were arrested after a network was broken last spring. +Jenninger won a seat in the Bundestag in 1969 and has been a member ever since. +His programmes to promote employment seem to come from the heart; in a hard-nosed world he remains a one-nation Tory. +Like the House measure, most of the new spending would be financed through cuts in this year's Pentagon budget. +There is a host of small employers. +Our only conditions: that needs would continue to be met, that there'd be no net increase in federal costs, and that results could be measured. +The dividend total is forecast to rise more than 20 per cent to a consensus figure of 3.7p. Mr Jeff Whalley, FKI's chairman, was on holiday in France yesterday and unavailable for comment. +As a result, I have been scared of whole groups of plants because they are supposed to prefer a shady existence. +A two-run homer by veteran Don Baylor helped lift the Twins to a fifth-inning tie, and a grand-slam home run by hometown boy Kent Hrbek put it away in the next frame. +In some places, the increases provoked confusion. +U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar said Thursday that independence is "closer than ever" for South-West Africa. +Beyond the Filmnet purchase, Bouygues, TF1 and Kinnevik are expected to use the cooperation accord to generate economies of scale, especially regarding the purchase of programs. +Meat used to make pet food is exempted. +Holders would get one share in each company for each Henley share held. +Many in the industry believe that in spite of the attraction of lower prices, discount superstore and tele-marketing sales will not take off as strongly in Japan as in the US and Europe. +Towers Financial Corp., a New York debt-collection agency, also has expressed interest in Pan Am but has yet to reveal the names of any investors or come up with any financing commitments. +Lorie said MGM has also asked the movie's other main stars, Tom Skerritt and Nancy Allen, to avoid interviews that would lead to questions about Miss O'Rourke. +Washington health inspectors routinely test scallops every two weeks, but "apparently this particular lot slipped through," said Lilja. +Walesa, meanwhile, said he might begin talks with the government even without receiving a guarantee by the authorities for the continued operation of the yard _ the birthplace of the banned trade union. +The samplers had been told to leave, but simply went to another area where they were spotted by the guards. +"Sometimes they push measures that on the face of it are good for the consumer, when in fact they end up not being so good," says Ken Guenther, executive vice president of the Independent Bankers Association of America. +But congressional staffers fret that the project will eventually cost billions more. +Red Mars, the first volume of a planned trilogy, is the product of a imaginative love affair between the author and the Earth's nearest planetary neighbour. +The unusual process underscored the senator's already high profile in the case. +So we are confused or lost," Makoto Kuroda, special adviser to the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, told a recent conference in Tokyo. +Mrs. Aquino since has refused to allow Marcos to return. +The Canadian company's CDollars 2.6bn debt is guaranteed by the parent. Amoco Canada is completing a broad restructuring including heavy layoffs, asset swaps with other companies and also asset sales and shutdowns. +Our starting point is that we hope that he will stay,' said Mr Robinson. He admits he does not have anyone else lined up if the LWT chief executive decides he does not want to work for a subsidiary of Granada. +The stock reached a high of 25 1/4 on Friday. +In Europe, currency dealers said the mark gained against most other major currencies in late trading after the Bank of France withdrew its support for the franc against the mark. +Weinstein's effort is part of a three-tiered plan to resolve 20 years of contentious litigation and clear state and federal courts nationwide of some 90,000 asbestos lawsuits. +"When we use the death penalty, Virginia is in a state of apartheid, like in South Africa," said Pagnoni, director of a Richmond shelter for the homeless. +Some Actinidias also got to the U.S. around the turn of the century. +In 1987, the last year for which data is available, the overall infant mortality rate for the United States was 10.1 deaths in the first year of life for every 1,000 births. +It did not say what new action was taken. +Roadblocks set up by troopers and Indians were removed by 12:45 a.m., Klusacek said. +The authorization is subject to resolution of certain launch-related issues. +But then that's part of the leadership role,' she says. And Shelter needed leadership when she took over. +GW Utilities Ltd., which is controlled by the Reichmann family of Toronto, already has agreed to tender its 82% stake in Consumers' Gas to the British Gas offer. +Actor Alan Alda, who can be seen in commercials promoting IBM computers, just bought a laptop model from the competition, Toshiba. +"We get a lot of entrepreneurial people working here, who sometimes want to try setting up their own business," explains Mr. LeBaron. +Record inflation has given South American leaders the political leverage to take bold economic measures. +"I would like them to keep him in jail for the rest of his life," said David, who was 6 when his father set him on fire in an Orange County motel room. +"The issue of lender liability is being raised in virtually every problem loan," says Maury Poscover, a St. Louis attorney. +A regional auto industry, for example, might combine transmissions made in the Philippines with steering mechanisms built in Malaysia and engines from Thailand. +A. I don't view that as partisanship. +Preparations were under way for an evacuation. +Later, he said he hoped to organize a new police force to take over within a month from U.S. military forces now seeking to impose order and searching for ousted dictator Gen. +The company said that proxy material is being mailed to holders this week and that holders of record March 18 are eligible to vote. +For various reasons, including opposition from environmental groups, all the proposals failed. +'So there will be full parliamentary scrutiny in the months to come, and there may well be changes.' The plans for British Rail are threatening to turn into the most controversial privatisation yet. +The buy-out will create "a debt-servicing burden that will impair the company's operating and financial flexibility," Moody's said. +"Our hope is that increased sales will more than offset the higher costs." +"We tend not to sell on weakness; we tend to buy," Mr. Ruey says. +Carolco now owns 49% of Lieberman, a merchandiser of records, tapes and videos. +But, the new report concluded, the Ibrahim family "didn't take out any loans identified by the Price Waterhouse audit." +Pinochet's candidacy in the one-candidate election. +The group advised parents and children to avoid the movie, which follows the exploits of four crime-fighting turtles skilled in martial arts. +Pierre Beregovoy, a finance minister under the Socialist government of 1981-1986, was returned to the post. +"My first officer on the scene said he heard screams, but the building was engulfed in flames and he couldn't get in," Martin said. +He also seems graver, which is understandable considering the uphill task he has undertaken to reconstruct the Soviet economy and to maneuver around the dazzling changes that are sweeping Eastern Europe. +"I had some old ratty Mexican cigarettes somebody had given me," he recalls. "They were terrible to smoke and worse to look at. I handed the kid a few of them and he handed me $5. +The other man was badly hurt and died about four days ago. +Frost replied in a supremely cynical moment of truth: 'John Birt.' +For the professional, the most important thing is to have the detective feeling. +'This is the first year for a number of years we've said we need to save towards a holiday,' says Mr Delaney. Mrs Delaney fears the effect of value added tax on fuel for poor families she works with. +The trust is named for Quayle's grandfather, who died in 1975. +The provision doing away with jury trials in commercial litigation that involves amounts exceeding $500,000 is sure to be controversial, he added. +The rider's horse was the first non-human. +The only witness who can place George near the scene of the crime is a little old lady who owns three tiny dogs. +The church dominates the southwest corner of the mesa. +But in July the House of Lords ruled in the case of Mr Muhammed Naviede, former chairman of Arrows trading company, that section 235 and 236 information can be used by the prosecution at trial. +But politics at the ADB appears to be a losing game too. +However, analysts who have delved into the subject say that to dismiss dividends as irrelevant misses the point. +Earlier Sunday, Manigat retired the Port-au-Prince police chief and transferred about two dozen officers, including the head of the presidential guard. +Behind the pleas to save the trees and loggers' cries for saving jobs, millions of dollars are being wagered on a congressional fight for control of the nation's oldest forests. +The Elk Grove Village, Ill., company makes sheet-metal coatings, laminates and composites. +Chatter, gossip and exchanges of notes between local authorities and London ministries indicated that this was the way Mercedes was thinking. +Scripts call for actors to chat about household chores, using and mentioning by name a number of P&G products. +It was published first weekly, then biweekly, then monthly and finally whenever he had the money and energy to produce it. +A member of the exchange since 1970, Hanemann was elected chairman in the spring of 1988. +NASA's official position is that Magellan's formal mapping mission won't begin until late this month. +Rights to the findings have been acquired by Telios Pharmaceuticals Inc., a closely held La Jolla, Calif., drug concern that is 25%-owned by the La Jolla Cancer Research Foundation. +Texaco is also looking in Alaska, undaunted by its participation several years ago in the Mukluk consortium that constructed an island before drilling the world's largest dry hole. +In major agricultural countries, farm-support payments have become so generous they spur global overproduction and surpluses that depress prices and squeeze farmers everywhere. +The latest pricing was complicated by the uncertainty over the Persian Gulf crisis and generally bearish market conditions. +Today we exercise a limited sovereignty. +Hughes' layoffs aren't a response to changes in any one contract, said spokesman Mike Murphy, who noted that no one contract accounts for more than 6 percent of sales, he said. +Amtrak will open the first major new rail route in its 18-year history when it begins service to Atlantic City on May 23, anticipating 1.4 million new riders a year, officials announced Wednesday. +There are few food importers left. +The mechanical engineering sector was also firmer with Preussag up DM4.80 to DM381.80 and Linde DM14 higher at DM817. MILAN was encouraged by good February inflation data and prices continued to firm in the after-market. +'KJFWU was formed in February last year when the workers found that the four registered unions, including two owing allegiance to the Left Front government were not able to protect their interests,' explains Mr Nazibur Rahman, its general secretary. +Import quotas are used to protect domestic producers from cheaper foreign sugar being dumped on the U.S. market. +Its assets have a book value of about $4.7 million, he said. +This section is used with increasing frequency in employment discrimination cases. +The 30-year Treasury bond, often the hardest of the refunding issues to place due to its status as a speculative instrument, will have $2 billion less sold than the amount sold at last November refunding. +Mr. Yeltsin had sought to use disgruntlement with Mr. Gorbachev's initial version to forge an alternative treaty that would bypass the Kremlin. +This first leg of the chase underscored perhaps the biggest problem the U.S. faces in its enlarged air war against drug traffickers: expense. +All were primped for the judges as they posed in tanks and other containers. +U.S. Navy officials said the Yorktown and the Caron were deliberately bumped while exercising their right to pass through international waters. +He or she must not have filed a joint return with a spouse. +His wife, Rosie, said wounded guerrillas were treated there. +Dealers said the dollar was boosted largely by internal market influences. +The regime is broken. +Hoffman said church officials had information about alleged contact between Adamson and teenage boys after those restrictions were imposed, but did not check it out. "We could have, we should have, but we didn't," Hoffman said. +The independentistas, a tiny minority who get only about 5% of the vote in gubernatorial elections, propose dual Puerto Rican-U.S. citizenship for islanders born before independence is granted. +Cooper, Crosby and Santoro couldn't be reached for comment. +Beyond that, he is interested in making a film that links AIDS to a conspiracy by the World Health Organization. +Foreigners captured after entering Afghanistan with Moslem guerrillas have been caught up in the Kabul government's effort to win international credibility. +Republicans clearly are having trouble gaining the black community's trust, even among their own. +He said a $2 million benefit would represent "a small fraction of what their capacity is to produce." He said junking the plan could actually help ADM, which is a hefty contributor to campaigns of Agriculture Committee members _ Daschle included. +'It's designed to be an interactive learning place, where children between 5 and 12 and their families will enjoy themselves.' +He said yesterday the talks would be in crisis unless quick solutions were found to outstanding issues. +"This is an idea we've put a lot of work into, but it's not certain that we're going" to do it, said Stuart Kelso, Elders's strategy director. +"You're trying to change the whole distribution pattern of the office products business. +The company's announcement Tuesday did not elaborate on how much it intended to raise the cash portion of the recapitalization but said there was no assurance that any change would be made in the existing proposal. +Biden and Bryant both stressed that criminals represent only a tiny sliver of the Asian-American community. "Most Asian-Americans are hard-working, law-abiding, patriotic citizens," Bryant said. +We agree the challenge facing the industrialized democracies is to continue the effort already under way in Europe while expanding efforts to support political reform and economic development in other parts of the world. +Storm-sparked fires destroyed two mobile homes, the trooper said. +Korea's long history of labor-management antagonism prevents it. +Wetlands _ marshes, swamps and bayous _ can soak up flood waters and help improve water quality, many conservationists say. +As a black conservative he is doubly threatening to everything that Senator Metzenbaum and Senator Kennedy and Senator Heflin stand for. +Leonard Sylk, chairman and chief executive officer of Shelter Systems Group of Hainesport, N.J., said the Soviets have been interested in his firm's expertise because it makes manufactured housing components. +Officials say more than 90 per cent of the city's effluent is dumped untreated into the Bosporus or the Sea of Marmara. +He said industrial, regional, social and environment policy should also be taken into consideration. 'I think the economy should be efficiently run, which means a fully fledged competition policy should be one of the main instruments,' he said. +Koch said he spent the Memorial Day weekend at his sister's house on Long Island and used a sunscreen to protect his face and bald head. +Quayle was hired as an entry-level employee in the attorney general's office in Indiana in 1970, several months before the consumer division was created. +Wyeth invented 25 processes and products that spanned a wide range, including plastics, textile fibers, electronics and mechanical systems. +I was invited to stay a week, a month, a year. +Republicans are less inclined to try to reinvent the wheel after every defeat. +Browning-Ferris closed yesterday at $28.50, up 37.5 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +But six out of 10 voters disapprove of allowing nonfinancial companies to own banks. +"And what happens if the flatware goes down the garbage disposal?" she asked. +The sale is subject to regulatory approvals. +On June 1, the number of hogs kept for breeding was 3 percent below a year ago, while market hogs _ those destined for slaughter _ were down only 1 percent. +But Mercedes and Porsche have worked together before, giving Mercedes a foot in the door. +Why is it not possible to buy a house extension or a new bathroom or kitchen that is as well-designed as the average car? +Mr. Strait responded angrily to the company's action, calling it a "smokescreen." "This union has repeatedly and publicly condemned violence," Mr. Strait said. +South Korea's team, led by Vice Unification Minister Song Han Ho, softened its hard-line position and agreed to North Korean demands that had held up negotiations for months. +Unknown attackers set a fire early Friday at the site of an exhibition documenting Nazi terror on display inside the former Gestapo headquarters in Berlin, police said. +In the past few years, it has become received wisdom in the developed world that conglomerates belong to an early stage of industrial development. +Some general tips on eating out might be worth setting out: Many of Hong Kong's best restaurants are in hotels. +A millionaire business consultant, he ran as an independent candidate supported by both right-wing and left-wing parties. +Pornthipa Vajarabukka, a Thai hotel manager, said she visited Long and Copp on Tuesday in a small house in the village, but was not allowed to speak to them. +It long has felt more comfortable in its close relations with the northeastern United States, and more recently with Ontario, than with the rest of Canada. +She also said she planned to travel to Washington next week to lobby for Arizona as the site of the Superconducting Super Collider and to testify before Congress on the Central Arizona Project, a giant canal system. +The country's biggest retailer Sears, Roebuck and Co. soon will launch an advertising blitz reminding shoppers of its "everyday low pricing" policy. +Some areas had not seen rain in 80 days. +Washington has indicated it is willing to pay compensation to victims' families but wants to be sure no money goes to the Iranian government. +In addition, Weston has been building new information systems, including a project control system that it expects to begin implementing next spring. +"We're not convinced nor do we know that's the only problem," said Tom Baker, president of District 751 of the International Association of Machinists & Aerospace workers, which represents 40,000 Boeing workers. +"There is reason to believe that in the Kattegat permanent damage has been done," said Danish Fisheries Minister Lars Gammelgaard. +The 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. curfew also was designed to prevent "the entrance of violent instigators ... and of written instigation material," it said. +The task force is an arm of the National Republican Senatorial Committee. +His last published novel featuring private detective Philip Marlowe, the inferior "Playback" (1958), at times read almost like a parody of his previous work. +Such measures are as old as Congress. +"It was important that we got to talk to the students," said Frischman, who plays Arvid Engen, the nerdy mathematics whiz on the show. "They're highly educated. +California has just instituted a new form of bounty hunting. +The South Korean Red Cross said in a telephone message to its North Korean counterpart that the letter would not be accepted at the border truce site of Panmunjom. +The selection of Mr. Hugel and the unusual title puzzled analysts. +Tokyo share prices closed lower in nervous, slow trading after the 140-point drop Friday in the Dow Jones industrials, the third largest ever. +Zhao, known for his immaculately tailored Western suits, his cosmopolitan manner and his love for golf, has been widely regarded as the man most likely to succeed Deng as China's senior leader. +Pet owners, however, frustrated by years of one-way conversations, often take a less cynical view. +With the dollar bond sector weaker, syndication activity centered in other currencies. +Wire Service Guild members at United Press International voted 95-31 to ratify a one-year contract with UPI, Guild President Kevin Keane said. +Wood ashes, or lime, occasionally mixed in with the leaves, insure against the danger of acidity. +I tried to keep this black centre going.' I asked about one more Verdi heroine, the poignant Leonora in The Force of Destiny, never free from the conflict between love and her family's opposition even after years in solitude. +The unions devised several examples of the adverse effect of the company's proposed cost-sharing plan. +Perhaps there were too few voices in that gallant group. +PERPETUAL has proved itself capable of producing consistently above-average performance from its fund management business and its shares have reflected this success. +He scaled the 6,600 steps at the Chinese temple of Tai Chun. +Chanin said Koch will meet with business officials to attract more trade for New York. "The Dutch have a substantial financial presence in New York," Chanin said. +The bullet penetrated a rear air filter. +Analysts and traders cited investor optimism and technical factors, including a lack of certain shares being offered for sale. +A plan to resurrect MGM and United Artists as separate movie studios collapsed, when financiers Kirk Kerkorian and Burt Sugarman announced they couldn't agree on details of the $400 million deal. +"The donor will always remain the father of the child as far as religious law is concerned," Goren said. +The president said he would carry a package of economic aid for Poland when he travels to Eastern Europe next month, but first wants to make sure that Poland's Communist government implements reforms. +'We have fought hard for it.' It is clear that the hard lessons of European unity that now reverberate in the UK are being quickly taken on board in Lisbon. +Money also is sought for crucial safety repairs at the four current defense reactors, including one being closed in Washington state. +Military officials said 30 villages had been attacked and thousands made homeless. +It was not clear if Noriega was held when the final assault was made by loyal troops. +Now, two boathouses are for sale there. +Under the new plan that went into effect this year, Mr. Fireman's cash compensation will be capped at $2 million. +The United Auto Workers union has brought the Big Three U.S. automakers back under an industry pattern contract for the first time in a decade, with this week's settlement at Chrysler Corp. +If the department achieves 80 percent of its profit goal, the payout would be 3 percent of the money at risk. +"We either charge these prices or we go out of business," Isaacs told a news conference Wednesday. +"Nothing is any different now than it was a month or two ago," says Mr. Hager, sitting in a showroom where phones are ringing, people are being paged, and customers are waiting to be served. +Desert Partners' hostile offer of $42 a share in cash, or $1.64 billion, for 76% of USG remains in effect and is scheduled to expire tomorrow. +TRULY terrible results from Barclays and the absence of a rate cut from the Bundesbank threw cold water yesterday over the London stock market's moves to new peaks. +"The historical norms are shot," said one admissions director, speculating that perhaps "there's a hormonal surge going through the high schools." +Few opera-lovers today can recall opera before Geraint Evans. +More than ever the markets are being driven by interest rates, which it now appears probable will come down further and stay down. +So he defected to the U.S. "I thought something was wrong with the KGB," says Mikhail, who won't allow use of his full name out of concern for family left behind in Russia. +Until 1991, the boards of the family holding company and the operating company were identical. +What's worse, budgetary constraints have forced many school systems to reduce the number of nurses available. +The water that spilled was not radioactive. +Several firms, including Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. and Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc., have been enthusiastically promoting municipal bonds to individual investors across the country. +In addition, the plan must weather amendments on the Senate floor and be reconciled with a somewhat different budget outline passed by the House before it serves as a guideline for later congressional action. +And nearly one in four consumers in the Journal survey gave them thumbs down. +A senior paramilitary border police officer, Yossi Tobias, told Israel radio some 3,000 Arabs were involved in the rioting. +Mr. Bush maintained in written testimony in August that he never expected any benefit because the credit line wasn't to be drawn on. +In 1984, Balcor paid $2.5 million for the shares as part of a $12 million investment in New World. +"If this continues, manufacturers are going to pass this higher cost down to consumers," he said. +Light sweet crude oil closed Friday at $26.58 per barrel, up 18 cents, for January delivery contracts at the New York Mercantile Exchange. +A gang of youths shouthing ethnic slurs set upon three young Jewish men emerging from a party at a Jewish student center and beat them severely, leaving two in serious condition, authorities said. +The US specialty polymer compound businesses, involved in flame retardant wires, medical and beverage plastics and footwear, are high margin operations, says Mr Minton. +The little boy rolled free and was uninjured. +Sen. Larry Pressler, a South Dakota Republican, says he plans to push legislation that would require the airlines to follow pricing policies that have "some relationship between the number of miles traveled and the price of a ticket." +Jesse Jackson's extraordinary showing has bathed the party's small universe of movers and shakers in the kind of fear usually reserved for the outbreak of nuclear war. +He has been working on the administration's banking proposal. +He noted record levels of farm income in 1987 and 1988 and said that should boost sales in 1989. +Zenny said the locusts could be part of a swarm the FAO has been tracking since early October. +It was only after our missiles arrived in Europe that the Soviets began to bargain. +A man ranked the wealthiest in the world runs this tiny oil-rich Moslem kingdom, and diplomats report little dissent from people unencumbered by income taxes, medical payments or tuition fees. +The two companies are inviting other international telecommunications carriers to participate in the planning, construction and operation of the new high-capacity cable, expected to be the largest undersea telecommunication line ever constructed. +James Hudson Savage, or Russell Thomas Moore, 26, is from Australia's bush country. +Most of its 1,500 crew members went ashore for liberty. +"Our friends in Italy have developed a defense program that will increase the capabilities of the European armed forces and make a more effective contribution to NATO," he said. +She is far-and-away the most interesting character in the movie and deserves better than the fate (shades of "Chinatown") that she suffers at Polanski's hands. +The U.S. Embassy said 12 Americans were presumed dead; the three American survivors have been airlifted to hospitals in the United States and all are expected to survive. +"She could have deserted her sister," Mrs. Rutherford said. "A lot of patients that come in here that have a very bad illness, their families just totally turn on them. +Apart from China he has established a presence in central Asia and in the Russian Federation, although experience has taught him to be wary of those markets. +Live said the proposed transaction would result in "significant operating efficiencies" and would allow a greater part of the combined companies' cash flow to be used to increase movie production. +The cause of the collapse was not immediately known. +Mr. Ladd points out when it is to the debtor's advantage to use Chapter 11 vs. the other sections of the code appropriate to individuals. +Di Ricco wasn't sent to prison on his conviction because he agreed to cooperate at Isgro's trial. +But their critics remain unconvinced. +Trade unions at the top 17 electronics groups said yesterday they had accepted six-monthly bonuses averaging 5.06 months' basic salary for this winter and next summer, up from last year's five months' bonus. +"If he vetos it, it hurts him," said Sen. Robert Packwood, R-Ore., a supporter of abortion rights. "It hurts our party. +It had some funding problems and some policy problems. +Police action and internal feuding, climaxing with the killing of 14 members at a mountain hideout in 1971, sapped its strength. +Radical students and dissidents in South Korea said rallies would be held to welcome her home, but attempts to hold protests in recent weeks have been thwarted by police. +"The ratio of lazy persons is much higher in the U.S," he says. +Both proposals are being reviewed by the Securities and Exchange Commission. +Australia's official reserves, mainly gold and convertible foreign currencies, rose to $12.59 billion in December from $10.35 billion a year earlier and $12.42 billion in November, the Reserve Bank said. +"Animal Control caught two and the third jumped over the fence," Ham said of the stray turkeys that wound up in her fenced-in backyard Monday. +"SOB Dogs" is scrawled in red paint across the facade. +Because fans - the poor pathetic things they are - love baseball, even if baseball does not love them. +"Network computing is hot," he says. +Calvert, 34, a former Detroit assistant director of public works, took a job as public works director in Fontana shortly before filing her suit in January. +Who did he discuss it with? +"When he came in he was really calm but after the first shot his voice became nervous." Distraught, horrified parents frantically sought information about their children. +It may help explain why insider trading could have flourished unchecked for so long on Wall Street. +While alternative chemicals exist for use in the United States, there are some regions of the world, such as the tropics, where weather and pest conditions prevent other products from being effective, she said. +Ten are charged with torturing and murdering people for the Medellin cartel. +"That is the same as killing it," he said. +Commercial-paper ratings weren't under review. +Says Jack Barbanel, a futures expert at Gruntal & Co., "Program trading is responsible for volatility" since the crash. +Inventories of gasoline increased nearly 3.3 million barrels while those for crude oil were up nearly 3.2 million barrels. +The secretaries of Interior and Agriculture appointed the committee in September after the worst fire season in history in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. +I believe in devolution to community level. +Douglas A. Johnson, chairman of Action for Corporate Accountability, called for a resumption of the boycott at a news conference, arguing that Nestle has failed to live up to the agreements it signed in 1984 that ended the original action. +But the region still is heavily agricultural. +Xerox said Monday the employee stock ownership plan for 57,000 salaried employees would be financed in part by forfeited merit raises and the loss of company contributions to a 401(k) retirement plan. +But then he also supplies a chandelier for something called "The Phantom of the Musical," a duet for a masked Andrew Lloyd Webber and a buck-toothed Miss Brightman. +"It's the overload problem and the weight problem we have." +Honesto Isleta, armed forces deputy chief of staff for civil-military operations, had ordered the investigation. +In a meeting with Lithuanian lawmakers in Moscow, Gorbachev did not repeat his previous insistence that independence be sought only under the terms of a Soviet secession law. +But shortly before noon yesterday paratroopers stormed and occupied a building in the center of the Lithuanian capital that acted as a relay station for local cable television and radio broadcasts. +Between 1969 and Nixon's resignation in 1974, Rinfret frequently sent economic advice to the president. +Today's chairman Alan Greenspan is another economist who headed the CEA. Even so, the system of choosing Fed chairmen is far from foolproof. +It took a $69.7 million provision for possible loan losses during the quarter and had a loan loss reserve of $341.7 million as of June 30. +In Frankfurt, share prices fell from Wednesday's levels in listless trading, as many investors extended Germany's Thursday holiday into a four-day weekend. +"This is a fairly new reporting system," he said. +Now, economists in the City think it could be closer to Pounds 39bn-Pounds 40bn. In conjunction with these figures, the market would probably welcome a clarification on the funding calendar. +China continues to arm the Khmer Rouge and two other guerrilla groups now fighting the Vietnamese-installed government in Cambodia. +A lobby fountain was turned off. +East Germans can travel freely to Czechoslovakia, and hundreds have escaped across to Hungary to make their way West. +My eyes were wide open in search of the unknown. +Other issues dealt with photographing equipment, updating data exchanged between the two sides and the size and weight of vehicles that can be inspected leaving Votkinsk, where Soviet SS-20 missiles are assembled. +Mitchell told the group that military reconnaissance and navigation satellites have a place in space because they help keep the peace. +All that the teacup man could tell me was that "it's a living," which is really no answer at all. +One of its biggest successes came in 1987 at Allegis, the parent of United Airlines, the Hertz car rental company and two hotel chains. +He was formerly the UK 'sherpa', the senior official who prepares the Group of Seven summit meetings. Meanwhile, Grosche has most recently been the Bonn finance ministry's expert on the Maastricht Treaty. +The Russian Federation and most other republics are at odds with the central Soviet government over who should control what. +But the principals need to be leather-lunged, inexhaustible; and on that score the international cast could not be faulted. Nor, really, on anything else that mattered: any leading opera house would be proud to have such a team. +Under a bylaw change that was approved by holders at the May 6 meeting, a special meeting of holders can be called if holders of 10% of the shares ask for one. +Both West German hostages have been released. +"He expects and intends to fight (the charge) and expects to be vindicated," Mr. Robbins's attorney, Lawrence S. Goldman, said. +Henry Staggs, who fled from a state prison at DeQuincy in southwestern Louisiana in 1970, wound up in Columbia, Tenn., where he operated an auto repair ship as Douglas Gillette. +In the past few years, the market soared on takeover rumors involving Hongkong Land. +It's composed by Lee Holdridge, who wrote the theme for "Beauty and the Beast." Hopkins can be effecting in the right role, but here he is merely irritating, employing varying degrees of one emotion: dumbfounded. +Dice the white meat and put it in a pan with the cold milk and a generous pinch of salt. +In Newport, he is going beyond the minimum in some ways, such as by installing a state-of-the-art health club and leaving over 20% of the tract in open space. +To the extent that society has a legitimate interest in encouraging the arts, there is little reason to direct our resources toward raising the compensation of artists. +He can search for a vice president, use some of his remaining money for voter registration and other tactical moves, and practice and experiment with general-election strategies. +Research and development expenses increased from 5.0 m DM for the first 6 months of 1998 to reach 18.5 m DM for the first 6 months of 1999. +Describing himself as an 'independent-minded chap', he adds: 'It is not a very clever government.' Sentiments like that will be shouted from the rooftops of Torquay next week when the Liberal Democrats gather for their annual conference. +Further sessions were planned through the weekend to get ready for a vote Tuesday on the government proposed by Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki. +I loathe the sickening murder and mayhem that is causing untold suffering," he said in an Oct. 4 letter to The New York Times. +In other dealings, the U.S. dollar continued to strengthen against its West German counterpart, which has been weakening in past days on nervousness about labor unrest in East Germany. +Both types of institutions will have to pay more for deposit insurance. +This year, Disney-Mattel toy sales will top $200 million. +In speeches to key constituent blocs _ the elderly, low-income residents and community-based church groups _ Barry has been portraying himself as a new man, a person who is fighting alcoholism but thinking more clearly than ever before. +Stock prices in Seoul jumped Monday by four percent in anticipation of the visit. +Tass said the administration's support for the guerrillas in Nicaragua aids terrorism. +In 1986 the Bar and the Law Society sought a judicial review of a refusal by Lord Hailsham, then lord chancellor, to award legal aid lawyers a 'fair and reasonable' pay rise. +Also, Snyder said it will acquire an option to buy before Dec. 31 Cenergy's remaining interest in the field for about $15 million. +"We need a more active U.S. policy toward the East to make this shadow disappear." What seems to be happening is a slow, creeping Western recognition of the Balts. +While U.S. officials have described the continuing operation in Panama as "mopping up," Moses Leader, a Jamaican, said it looked like a battle to him. +Moss and his colleagues in the study are urging the expansion of current trials of antiviral drugs on people who are HIV positive, but do not have symptoms of ARC or AIDS. +The storm came ashore again Friday afternoon along a sparsely populated stretch of the Gulf of Mexico coast south of Matamoros. +Lois Burleigh, director of equity investments at ASB Capital Management in Washington, has been buying Amoco and Arco, and lately has been accumulating British Petroleum. +In general, it suspends sentences of under two years for unpremeditated crimes and under three years for premeditated crimes. +The sea battles look authentic. +But the idea is to lead, not dominate.' There are good reasons why Britain's engineering institutions should have such a strong international following, says Mr Peter Thomas, who heads the automotive division of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. +After the antidote was developed last week, however, work to save the paintings was scheduled before and after tourist hours. +Many market participants remain pessimistic about tomorrow's U.S. trade report. +A double-wide mobile home and a metal shop were the only buildings left standing in the trailer park, which was strewn with fragments of buildings and overturned automobiles. +The Disney people finally decided against proceeding, and the film ended up with the independent Morgan Creek. +Computer-access public interest groups have been established in Oregon, Ohio, Illinois, Florida and elsewhere. +Visa International is a membership association of the 20,000 financial institutions world-wide that issue Visa cards. +Divorced women (65%) were more likely than widows (23%) to remarry. +The agency said about 5.7 million tons of emergency food aid are needed. +Ron Warren, general manager of Grand Canyon Airlines, said the airline no longer operates commuter services but continues to fly sightseeing charters over the Grand Canyon. +In a letter dated yesterday to Big Board President Robert Birnbaum, the SEC also asked the exchange to clarify the responsibility of its member firms to submit all existing market-on-close orders in 50 designated securities by 3:30 p.m. next Friday. +N.V. Philips is the leading contender among several foreign concerns interested in acquiring part or all of MGM/UA Communications Co., according to entertainment-industry executives. +Florida's Gov. Bob Martinez canceled a trade mission to France because of the storm. +"It's always been the way of life out here. +But I think we can recognize three key problems. +The county also got two letters of reference, filled with praise for Mrs. Guba. +Hauserman most recently had paid the dividend April 1. +Gardner said FAA officials in Florida had agreed to the county Aviation Department's request for an investigation. +She'll even miss the F train. +Standing beside Polhill, Djerejian said: "We will keep communication lines open to all parties that have influence with the hostage takers. +'Sales peaked by about November, says Mr Aranasalam Narenthiran, Al Mulla's deputy managing director. +"I'm just praying he's alive, and her, too, and that someday we're going to meet," he says. +When no council member was willing to call for a meeting on Lebanon, Perez de Cuellar invoked Article 99 of the U.N. Charter for the first time since he became secretary-general in 1982. +In the Soviet Ukraine, Roman Catholics in Kiev were allowed to legally perform Easter services on Sunday for the first time in 44 years. +The head count is required by the Constitution every 10 years to apportion seats in the House of Representatives. +"I have no idea what they're talking about," Ms. Richards said. +Shultz's remarks followed four days of Mideast peace talks about such a forum, which is opposed by Israeli Prime Minister Shamir. +Proxmire, who has handed out the awards almost monthly to ridicule government spending he found to be wasteful, has been elected to the National Taxpayer's Union's board of directors, and will now issue the "Fleece" under its auspices. +Maintenance costs will decline about 10% from last year. +Labor organizations last week threatened a massive strike for Dec. 18 unless the government grants a 46% emergency price increase; the government has rejected the demand. +Defense lawyer David DePetris said he would appeal and added that he wasn't surprised. +National Transportation Safety Board investigators picked over debris from Friday's crash and also checked the records of the truck and driver, who was one of those who died in the crash. +The law, a compromise with oil shippers and retailers, requires vessels and terminals to develop detailed spill-response plans and terminals to buy spill-containment equipment. +The sale is subject to approval by shareholders of both companies, John F. Weeks Jr., president of Weeks Dairy, announced Monday. +Certainly, tennis tournaments everywhere attract highflying crowds, and corporations lavishly cater to their best clients annually at Wimbledon in England. +In Peru's capital, one pauses, briefly, for gunfire. +The Sept. 22 truce halted six months of shelling duels between Christian troops of maverick Gen. +But in December alone, Japan exported 18,584 color televisions to the U.S., a 107% jump from the year earlier. +They then blew up a telecommunications office. +Mathews outlined six goals for Order members, including developing a war chest through illegal means such as robbery and counterfeiting, Parmenter said. +Bond prices were 1/4 point higher before the auction results were announced, then fell 1/4 point when the government released the auction statistics at 2:30 p.m. EDT. +His real estate investments include the Jerusalem Hilton, one of Israel's largest hotels. +As I develop and serve, be patient. +He was accompanied by Blair, 33, who has been a sports broadcaster on radio and network TV, spokesman Lee Solters said. +Consumers Power also signed new 10-year contracts with the pipeline units for sales and transportation services, replacing and extending contracts now in effect. +So have measures of mutual-fund performance, which matter especially to the great majority of individual investors. +Earlier this year, Congress passed legislation to close the PLO's observer mission at the U.N., but the measure was overturned by a federal court. +The average gearing of these companies was 1.08 compared with 0.5 per cent for all companies. As a whole the middle-sized sector is numerically weak in the UK and suffers from a lack of public attention and encouragement, 3i said. +Ambassador Hendrik Geldenhuys was summoned and told the officials were expelled because of "activities contrary to their status," it said. +Ten of CBS' 13 original series have aired. +Elf agreed to develop another area of the field for a separate LNG project, for which Elf is hoping to find new gas buyers in Asia. +It could very well be for life. +And these cars are the lucky ones. +His likely replacement, Clarence Thomas, won't join the court soon enough to vote on Freeman vs. Pitts. +"I think my whole generation, I guess we're kind of naive. +"Mail," Michael Rupert stars in a musical about a young man who returns home to four months worth of unopened mail. +The dancers are likely to go on saying no. +Plains said the exact amount of stock will be determined at closing, which is expected Oct. 14. +The judge also scheduled a hearing Monday to consider about 400 separate Oraflex claims by other Britons who missed an earlier court deadline to join the group of 1,300 plaintiffs. +Cuba is suffering the worst economic crisis in three decades, following the collapse of communism in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, the island's major trading partners. +None of the delegates was able to suggest a replacement for Batmonh. +Earlier this year, the FDA said a new smokeless cigarette called Favor would have to be tested by the government before it could be sold. +And, unlike stocks, stamps are a commodity that the government can't limit. +In Washington, a CFTC spokesman Friday said the agency won't comment until it finishes reviewing the ruling. +Republicans, however, contend the legislation will return the civil and postal services to a "spoils system" in which workers will be subtly coerced to take up political causes. +It said a solution was possible only on the basis of a plan proposed by resistance leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk. +Economic growth will continue at roughly a 2.5 percent pace this year, Massaro said, but inflation will rise to between 5 percent and 6 percent. +"It was then that the 13 million people on file became real, not abstract." The Senate has approved legislation bringing older workers' job benefits under the protective umbrella of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act. +Freeman turns in a credible performance as Clark, nicely capturing Clark's self-righteousness. +Most states have laws that give governors broad emergency powers to protect fuel supplies. +The protesters - mainly Dominican teenagers - then set cars, rubbish bins and buildings on fire. +Mr. Abramson says he won't hesitate to abandon the project if he can't strengthen the Minnesota company's profit margins. +The high interest rates were offered to finance Mexican development, based on the belief that Mexico's rich oil reserves would enable the country to repay the investors. +Already, a Krupp-Hoesch merger is meeting with approval by everybody from politicians to competitors. +The vote was seen as an indicator on the strength of support for a compromise worked out by Senate leaders and the Bush administration to ease Senate approval for the first toughening of federal air pollution controls in 13 years. +Democrats blamed the new difficulties on President Reagan, who they said rejected the framework of a $31.4 billion deficit-reduction package for fiscal 1988. +As part of the administration's antitrust policy, officials said Friday they will pursue stiffer penalties for violators, will give more scrutiny to business mergers and will expand efforts to see where companies threaten to form cartels. +He presented the report at a science writers forum here sponsored by the American Heart Association. +The issue went public when Sara wrote a letter to a local newspaper in protest. +With the additional nine systems, Scripps will have more than 105,000 basic subscribers in the area. +Most other departments' effects are readily discernible and their impact is immediate. If the personnel specialist has a role in the future, it is as an internal consultant to line management. +China abetted the Soviet Union's support of North Vietnam in the war with the South and the U.S. +The judge may have received some assistance from an unexpected source. +Tea-ceremony utensils, screens and scroll-paintings all have a following. Art from feudal Japan is collected, especially by museums. +President Bush said Tuesday he does not think past use of marijuana should be held against someone running for political office. +The transaction was closed late yesterday. +The rating concern cited Grolier's recent debt reduction as well as its expansion into new areas such as children's products and photo finishing. +The largest number from a single country was the UK, but that is now just half of the total, with many from the rest of Europe and others from across the world. +Yugoslavia has a $20 billion foreign debt. +It has called for representations from suppliers, customers and governments on how far liberalisation should go. +The court, without comment, left intact a ruling that the commonwealth's belated efforts to ease the problem are not reason enough to cancel the fines. +He has let sleeping political dogs lie. +The company said it has no plans to issue or sell any additional shares. +That word was tempered, however, with the warning that a quake could happen at any time. +The aid plans were announced on a day of partisan debate in the U.S. Congress over how much aid to provide Poland and Hungary, which is also undergoing democratic reform. +Excoa has since changed its name to Lexington Industries Inc., yet the accused executives remain in place. +Boyer said there were no protesters at the site at the time of detonation. +The other three, for Shell Australia, Rabobank Nederland, and Total of France, were all said to be swap-driven. The European Community reopened the Ecu market with the first issue in the sector since the summer. +The big winners of the drought would be farmers with reasonably good crops and large carryovers of surplus grain from previous harvests, Wisner said. +Signs in hallways and brochures sent to employees promote various programs, and workers win prizes for participating. +Meanwhile, shares of several companies tumbled after release of disappointing earnings. +So the smart money was always on the next president of the Royal Academy being an architect. Few surprises then that Sir Philip Dowson has been tapped to succeed Sir Roger de Grey as president of the Royal Academy. +After that endlessly sobering experience, it's a pleasure to indulge in a smart little piece of froth like Woody Allen's "Alice." +The consortium behind the project now consists of 11 agencies from 10 nations, including the Soviet Union, the U.S., Japan and the United Kingdom. +John E. McConnaughy Jr., GEO's chairman and chief executive officer, cited the company's restructuring and cost-cutting efforts coupled with a modest improvement in the oil industry. +Because the Constitution links an entire ticket to its presidential candidate, the decision also bars Rios Montt's running mate, Harris Whitbeck Pinol, and his three-party coalition's congressional candidates. +U.S. officials insist Israel didn't consult them before it decided last week to kidnap Sheik Obeid in a commando raid. +Action for Children's Television, a Cambridge, Mass., advocacy group, praised the FTC action. +Yesterday's report from the Labor Department of an increase in consumer prices, equal to a 6.4% compound annual rate, tended to confirm those fears. +An administration-proposed deposit insurance tax was quickly demolished on Capitol Hill. +His decision came despite recommendations from the National Mediation Board, 33 Senators and labor unions that he step in. +An estimated 14.5 percent were of Hispanic background. +Ohio Power Co., shelf offering of as much as $150 million of first mortgage bonds. +Only former Rep. Jim Jones of Oklahoma continued his challenge, but there was near unanimous agreement within the party that Brown will be a sure winner when the Democratic National Committee votes Feb. 10. +Among options for students to consider are circulating petitions, joining anti-war groups, forming their own, writing press releases and staging news conferences. +Also Saturday, reform Communists preparing for a showdown with hard-line party members established an organization calling for peaceful change. +Flight 103, via London, had originated in Frankfurt with a Boeing 727. +The talks revolve around the terms for continued American use of Subic Bay Naval Base and Clark Air Base, two of the most important U.S. facilities outside the United States. +That amount could increase. +You just can't let yourself get too attached to someone you're going to lose. +"But now, in this latest example of glasnost, (Soviet leader Mikhail) Gorbachev has said that Russian publishers have to pay proper prices if they want to be competitive," he said. +The average hourly earnings index, which excludes wage changes caused by factory overtime and shift differentials, rose slightly to 179.4% of its 1977 average from 179.3% in July. +Before joining the administration, Keating was a partner in an Oklahoma law firm. +The Foreign Correspondents Club of China said the regulations were a "deplorable case of press censorship and harassment" and urged the Beijing government to rescind the restrictions. +'There is real concern about how Indosat will place this amount on the domestic market,' said a broker. +He shepherded an array of anti-discrimination laws and won a long battle to declare a holiday honoring King _ although whites insisted that the day be shared with Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson. +A memorial is scheduled at Point Stadium near the stone bridge and will include the lighting of a torch, the ringing of church bells, sirens, brief fireworks and a citywide moment of silence. +At age 55, Oleg Danilovich Kalugin seems to have taken to heart the old Columbia fight song "Roar, Lion, Roar." +"You have prices that are generally no higher than before the crash, yet corporate earnings and dividends have continued to grow strongly." +The union also seeks a "meaningful general wage increase" and continuation of its cost-of-living adjustments and medical coverage. +In their report, the researchers said they had examined the activity of the CYP1A1 gene in lung tissues taken from 56 men and women who had been operated on for lung cancer at Johns Hopkins. +A U.S. magistrate today ordered a psychiatric examination for a man accused of trying to hijack an America West airliner to Cuba. +"The airfield would be a great place for huge rock 'n' roll youth festival," Karau said with a smile. +It is also the most expensive. +The astronauts also grew samples of proteins used in AIDS and cancer research that are difficult to make on Earth, but which may flourish under near-weightless conditions. +The dollar also received a boost from the June National Association of Purchasing Management survey as the market interpreted a sharp gain as proof that the U.S. economy is on the mend. +I want to do something really nice for those people, for whom music really matters." Istomin played at a General Motors cancer research award dinner in Washington in 1981. +The effect will be further reinforced if Norway, in its referendum on November 28, also votes to join. +Mr. Braly said the order wouldn't affect expected profitability. +Because buying a home is the largest financial obligation most buyers ever take on, it is far more discretionary than most other consumer purchases. +"The green colors of Fergana do not cover the remains of burned-out homes which belonged to Turks not so long ago," the newspaper said. "In some places of the region, clouds of smoke are visible. +The services covered by the fundholding scheme will be extended next year to health visiting and district nursing. +'This will reduce our total foreign debt to Dollars 5.9bn.' The buy-back will alleviate Zambia's debt-servicing burden, which currently consumes 40 per cent of the country's export earnings. +Creation of those positions, which would cost an estimated $1.35 million a year, was approved in a city referendum on statehood a decade ago. +Price-slashing by such competitors as the Sav-On drugstore chain have hurt the stores' business. +Mr. McNeice adds: "He's the most brilliant man I have ever met." +"Welcome home, pray for the others," read a banner that greeted Polhill in Wiesbaden, a traditional stop for newly freed U.S. hostages before going home. +So this talk that I have prospered in the midst of recession is total nonsense. I personally have made a lot of money in my time, despite coming from a working class background in the East End. +"They can't increase cattle production in Japan. +Moreover, "Talk about a stock transfer tax provided some excuse to sell" following five sessions of rising stock prices, said James Solloway, chief economist at Argus Research. +Even if the doctor had planned to meet someone at the train station, family members said, he would have eventually contacted them. +Saw Maung, defense minister and armed forces chief of staff, called for citizens and the military to cooperate in holding the proposed government-organized general elections. +However, Marc Schulman, an analyst with Salomon Brothers, says, "It seems quite clear that efforts IBM has under way to counteract DEC's momentum have had little or no effect." +Fang said he had been invited to a small-group discussion by physics department students. +The combined effect of the changes will mean that anyone earning more than Pounds 22,360 will be Pounds 237 a year worse off. One reform which some predicted - the restriction of tax relief on the personal allowance to 20 per cent - did not occur. +What's your policy going to be on aid for that government, specifically on housing guarantees for Soviet immigrants? Bush: Well, Jerry, I think I probably _ my position on settlement in the territories is probably as well known as anything. +The report says: 'The geographical concentration of ethnic minority workers can only explain some of the differences. +The advice comes from Terry Moule, an osteopathic consultant and sports injury specialist. +In the other 49 cases, the question of an override was not put to a vote. +I was going."' Sen. John Warner, R-Va., ranking minority member of Senate Armed Service Committee, said Wednesday in Panama that it is time to take another look at the ban. +Self-funded plans are those in which all benefits are paid directly by an employer, and not purchased through an independent insurance company. +The latest fires erupted in the Bar Giora Forest outside Jerusalem, near an Israeli weather station outside Tel Aviv, and near the Jerusalem suburb of Ramot. +Presidential spokesman Adolfo Azcuna said the "sensitive information" on reputed security threats to the government was discussed during the Cabinet session, but he refused to elaborate. +Those who loved "Pee-wee's Big Adventure" will adore this one. +The foundation's trustees declined to discuss their plans as they seek advice from national experts. +Comedian Bob Hope has been honored with a $1 million grant to the Yale Repertory Theater and School of Drama aimed at keeping generations of students and their audiences laughing. +The statement drew fire from traditionalists led by New York Cardinal John J. O'Connor. +Federal Reserve Board Governor Wayne Angell shares some concerns about money growth. +Hungary has dismantled nearly half of the barbed wire fence and alarm system that has divided this communist nation from the West for more than 30 years, an official said. +This has raised the prospect he might pursue political liberalization. +Unless newly employed workers produce nothing or negative amounts the two must go together. +"Tanya wants you to lighten up," said pet psychic Carol Gurney. +But after a stalled labor, Babe underwent a Caesarian section April 23. Her 266-pound bull calf died in the womb when it could not position itself properly for birth. +The Omaha World-Herald has appointed Deanna Sands as managing editor-nights, succeeding Carl Keith, who is retiring after 30 years with the newspaper. +He claimed he was singled out for prosecution because Dallas police knew he was a member of the Revolutionary Communist Youth Brigade. +Kelly and Sheafer, also on the staff of the Joint Chiefs, said Wednesday there were difficult tasks ahead, even though the Panamanian Defense Forces were largely subdued. +I eat and drink and sleep AIDS. +In 1978, Pope John Paul I was installed as the 264th supreme pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church. +"The typewriter is going the same way as the horse and buggy. +This view was echoed yesterday by Thomas C. Melzer, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. +OPEC said Monday it will not hold an emergency session to consider increasing oil production to help make up for the shortage caused by the Mideast crisis. +First it failed economically, by applying controls which stifled free enterprise, and now it is failing politically too. +But when Police Commissioner Gen. +Analysts ought to be able to extract this information and recalculate if they disagree with the accounting treatment adopted. +The consideration represents a slightly lower multiple of sales to that obtained by Glaxo and SB when Medeva paid Pounds 18.4m for the original package. +About 300 protesters denounced him. +People aged 18 to 24 and 45 to 54 are also more likely than average to shop this infrequently, at 29% and 28%, respectively. +"I had a feeling about the story and the character that I can't describe," he recalled. "I knew I had to do it. +The name is particularly hard on Savage Elementary youngsters who go on to school elsewhere, said School Board Chairman Larry Carlberg. "They're known as the Savage kids," he said. +But even airlines concede they can't catch everybody, and a few say they're not cracking down at all. +There are also home-security systems that respond to cries for help, cars with voice-controlled windshield wipers, lights and radios, as well as aids for the handicapped. +He also said soldiers had helped him build a temporary wood-and-mud shelter. +Although the event itself was remote from the market, one analyst said that when in a down mood, investors are likely to focus on any potential problem or piece of negative news. +Succeeding Mr. Posnick as president is Albert C. Bersticker, 54, chief operating officer. +HON Industries, Muscatine, Iowa, down from 453rd, $575.3 million. +An Iraqi military spokesman said the Iranians shelled the positions of an infantry division in the southern port city of Basra, official Baghdad radio reported on Tuesday. +Bush defended his youthful running mate, said he had been subjected to unfair speculation and added, "he has my confidence." +The governing rightist party in El Salvador, known by the Spanish acronym Arena, was founded in Guatemala in the 1970s. +If thou insists on sending a back-stabbing message, thou shalt make sure it is going to the intended recipient and not to the person whose back is being stabbed. +The Owen family has waged an unflagging campaign to convince U.S. authorities that their son had been duped into acting as a drug courier. +"Any anthem or something, I'm not going to sing them anymore," she said. +It's an unknown,' said Pat Richards, chief executive of the North Nottinghamshire Training and Enterprise Council. The second level of help comes at the national and regional level. +Polls suggest a close vote. +For instance, telephone systems in Britain and Germany seem to have avoided problems in their signaling systems by modifying their systems in some ways that don't accord with international standards. +The research raises the possibility that doctors may be influenced by more than simply patients' medical needs in deciding how to treat them. +While I know that nothing can erase the distress you have experienced during these months, I hope that this message of apology and the renewed respect of your fellow citizens will provide well-deserved consolation. +Fitzwater said: "Our policy is that Gen. +Most analysts project a trebling of the number of cellular subscribers by the end of the decade. +Also, the industry-wide move to smaller, low-margin disk drives significantly hurt the performance of the company's data storage products group. +In late 1985, the Whites filed a custody petition in New York, and in January 1986, the Taylors filed an adoption petition in Grant County. +Now they're delighted to have contra supporters dragged through the morass of the legal system. +Volume remained tepid, with only 119 million shares changing hands. +Jones, who has never seen the child, did not attend the hearings. +That proved a dead end, and he tried directing, his first being a "Magnum, P.I." Then came "An Officer and a Gentleman." +Even before it reached Cincinnati, the Mapplethorpe exhibit prompted a national debate over freedom of artistic expression. +Some in the industry hope that big food companies will get involved once an Agriculture Department-appointed board sets down standards for how food must be raised for it to be sold under an organic label. +Several polling booths also were bombed, although no one was hurt, officials said. +Motuzick, formerly Tracey Thurman, won a $2.6 million judgment with her then-infant son after claiming in 1985 that Torrington police violated her rights by failing to protect her from her estranged husband, Charles. +He didn't name the suitor but sources have said it was the Ueberroth group, which made and later withdrew a $464 million offer for Eastern last week. +Drawings of them are on display in the first joint showing of the world's two most important collections of the graphic work of Hans Holbein the Younger, the Basel burgher who became the court painter of Henry VIII. +But a spokesman said police were trying to trace the dead man's brother, the ice cream parlor owner, who was on holiday in Spain. The policeman was filling in for his brother when he was shot in the chest Tuesday. +TV-character Alf costumes at $40 and up are selling out across the country, as are the $35 masks of ghoulish Freddy Krueger from the movie "Nightmare on Elm Street." +In all, nonprofit events now receive some $1.1 billion in sponsor fees. +The French currency closed fractionally firmer at FFr3.389 against the D-Mark. The Italian lira continued to fall in spite of the reduction in ERM tensions, suggesting that it is now domestic factors determining the lira's level. +One of the five dead was an East German, the news agency said. It did not give the nationalieties of any of the other dead or injured. +But public interest faded, shuttle launches stopped being a big deal, and when Challenger blew up on that freezing day in 1986, the journalists at the launch site could be counted in the hundreds. Television networks had long stopped watching. +Still others manage to chalk up mileage without even flying. +If field tests of the genetically altered bacteria "proceed on schedule," BioTechnica said, the bacteria may be available to farmers within three years. +This budget would double National Science Foundation support for academic basic research, increase support for training future scientists and engineers, and expedite technology transfer of government-funded research to industry. +Maggie Thatcher did not. +You can pay up to 5 per cent of your contribution to a life assurance plan. It is possible to run more than one top-up personal pension plan, provided total contributions fall within the above limits. +Each side in the 7-year-old war has accused the other of violating the truce, which began when a preliminary peace accord was signed March 23, a month after Congress voted against renewed military aid for the Contras. +First section volume Thursday was estimated at 200 million shares, down from 244.5 million shares a day earlier. Advancing issues outnumbered declining issues 608-370, and 179 issues were unchanged. +That's why he's always enjoyed surrounding himself with instantly recognizable stars such as Bill Murray in "Ghostbusters" and Eddie Murphy in "Trading Places." +The legislation largely tracks the military blueprint but breaks ranks with the authorization bill on several issues. +Khomeini was a healthy, alert 76. His lifestyle was spartan: rough blankets to keep out the cold in the unheated cottage; an apple and a bowl of bean soup for lunch; no television. +Officials did not release any information on the crash until Sunday. +In Zurich, the bid price was $385.90, up from $383.25 late Friday. +The shares, which began trading about an hour late on the New York Stock Exchange due to an order imbalance, lost 4 3/4, or 15%, to 26 7/8 and topped the most active list with volume of more than 7.8 million shares. +How about farm voters? +Chancellor Norman Lamont duly took the cue in his Budget by announcing enhanced inheritance tax reliefs for family businesses. The proposals were not included in the Finance Act. +One of the train's seven stops was in Elkhorn City, Ky., straddling the Kentucky-Virginia border. +Also applied at bloom time is Elgetol, a "thinner" that burns off some of the flowers, reducing the number of apples a tree will bear. +The National Weather Service forecast wind blowing up to 40 mph, but temperatures were expected to be somewhat cooler, with possible showers in scattered areas of Montana, which is suffering through a severe drought. +Guiren was one of 40 villages, mostly in Shanxi province, that were severely damaged by the quakes. +Several jeeps carrying Revolutionary Guards drove behind the marchers, using loudspeakers to blare revolutionary songs and verses from the Koran, the holy book of Islam. +A professor at the university since 1978, Clark would succeed James Vorenberg, 49, who last year announced his intention to step down. +Ward said Houston has one big thing going for it: No matter who wins the November election, a Houston resident will be at the White House. +Struebig, 48, is the relief group's administrator. +Lawn darts are heavy, metal-tipped darts tossed at rings set on grass. +Each Taggart faces a maximum of 25 years in prison and more than $1 million in fines. +But Harley refused to even discuss sale of the recreational vehicle maker. +The company didn't specify how big the cut would be. +About 350 reporters received "talking" invitations to see the Dick Tracy stuff. +A call to his office before business hours today went unanswered. +Only Vietnam veterans are allowed to use Find-A-Vet, and to ask for a search, vets must enter their biographical information into the system. A $1 donation is requested for each search. +It was not immediately clear where the others deaths occurred. +Bush, minimizing market jitters, said, "these gyrations happen." Bush pledged to follow the Reagan admnistration's policy of coordinated intervention with U.S. allies in exchange marekets when major currencies rise or fall too quickly. +Corporate restructuring is expected to "account for a sizable number of downgrades" for the third year in a row, Moody's said. +So I reject that parallel. +"I have no problem; absolutely not. +Soldiers then opened fire on the worshipers who fought back primarily with rocks and stones. +Eastern boss Frank Lorenzo is a longtime Drexel client who used its renowned prowess in high-yield, high-risk junk-bond market to help him finance his Texas Air Corp. airline empire. +DEA officials complain that, despite written agreements and Justice Department directives giving the DEA priority in most domestic investigations, Customs agents grab multimillion-dollar booties in many major cases. +The disposal will enable Harland Simon to reduce borrowings and concentrate on its main activities, electronic and electrical engineering. +Nothing comes easy in the Sahel, a huge belt of land on the southern fringe of the Sahara, and the good rains are no exception. More than 100 lives were lost in torrential rains, thousands of homes destroyed and some farmland flooded. +The three leaders also said it would be unfair to hold the elections before opposition groups form parties and raise funds to compete against ruling party candidates, state-run Radio Rangoon reported. +But the local puffery irritated Lorraine Hanlon, a Penney real-estate project manager who lives in an upscale New Jersey suburb. +Babcock said the optics, in effect, create a circle of compensation through which the telescope could look far into the universe. +Separately, Metro said it flew 32 million revenue passenger miles in November, up 24% from 25.9 million a year ago. +It wants to concentrate instead on developing a new, 16-ton truck. +It was on Feb. 21 that Swaggart admitted to sinning against his wife and family in a tearful confession from the pulpit at his Baton Rouge Family Worship Center. +But administration officials don't want the debate over Contra aid to be framed simply as a legalistic argument over whether the Sandinistas have complied with each provision of the Guatemala peace plan by a specific date. +Some precious-metals mutual-fund managers play down the individual investors' apparent reluctance to move into gold. +Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd told White House Congressional Liaison Will Ball that he objected to plans for a separate Senate meeting that since has been canceled. +An announcement that Soviet and U.S. trade officials will meet Jan. 4 in Washington also supported the grain markets, Gazall said. +Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc. playfully dubbed a new ice cream flavor Cherries Garcia this year but didn't expect it to be a lasting item on its menu. +Turned away an effort by Tom Perdue, onetime top aide to Georgia Gov. Joe Frank Harris, to kill a libel lawsuit against him by state Public Service Commission member J. Mac Barber. +In 1986, except for slight upturns in late April and mid-September, rates moved steadily downward, setting off a nationwide avalanche of home buying and refinancing. +On the New York Mercantile Exchange, platinum settled $17.30 to $17.90 higher with July at $585.90 a troy ounce. +John S. Cain, chief operating officer and chief financial officer, was named to the additional post of president. +On Capitol Hill, Education Secretary William Bennett told Mr. Kildee's subcommittee that federal policy shouldn't subsidize child care for parents who work by taxing those who prefer to stay home (as Dodd-Kildee does). +He also has federal crop insurance to fall back on. +"They reported that there was still fire and small explosions in the severely damaged main fuselage and in debris spred widely around in steep and rough terrain," Soenderland said. +The public-good argument is vulnerable to the arrogance of personal convictions. +The control total is expected to turn out between Pounds 250m and Pounds 500m below the public spending plans. +It also calls for Ames to pay $850,000 in vacation pay to the 6,600 employees laid off just before the bankruptcy filing. +ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN each have paid $3 million for exit polls and projections through 1992 in all Senate, House and governor's races, as well as some state and local races of national interest. +Platinum, traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange, took the biggest hit. +The party is split over whether it is wise to advocate higher taxes without the backing of President Reagan. +"Also, Doi is a woman, and I feel she wouldn't lie to me like those men do," she said. +Hodes and Freeman didn't meet until much later, but both were hooked in those early days, and both made jazz their lives. +Allegheny International Inc. and a dissident shareholder group that failed to take control of the company's 13-member board in a proxy fight agreed Thursday to stop their legal wrangling. +Mr. Calvet is said to have threatened to resign over the bill, which he has opposed since its inception because he says it gives Renault an unfair competitive edge over his publicly traded company. +Sales in the latest quarter were $8.59 billion, up 9.4% from $7.85 billion. +Intel doesn't expect to change its policy in light of AT&T's decision. +On Tuesday, the department issued a statewide arrest warrant for Mrs. Brawley. +None of the cases has been brought yet, he said, but the SEC has 15 professionals plus several accountants "occupied full-time." +"The deputies, especially the Christians, are obviously afraid to return lest the general hold them hostage to block a quorum in an election session," said the Al-Anwar newspaper in an editorial Sunday. +By early afternoon, temperatures had risen above freezing over most of the area and the snow was either mixed with rain or changed to rain. +Ironically, both have ties to the state: mining giant Cia. +Only two years ago, WPP stunned the advertising world with its uninvited but successful buyout of the parent of another U.S. advertising giant, J. Walter Thompson. +The changes at Bank of Boston, the 15th-largest bank in the country with assets of $39 billion at the close of 1989, come at a time when the New England banking industry is suffering financial troubles and shaking up executive offices. +Nor is it clear why the secretive Mr. Posner finally chose to enter the no contest plea, which will leave him with a felony record. +The Red Cross has offered to oversee an exchange of prisoners.. +Mr. McFarlane yesterday disputed that Mr. Wallach was ever authorized to speak on behalf of the U.S. +The attorney general did not refer to Burns and Weld by name. +One week after the El Naranjo deaths, the band killed a judicial policeman from Sinaloa on the highway between the Pacific resort of Mazatlan and the state capital Sinaloa, the attorney general's office said. +The Reagan administration immediately announced it would oppose an increase. +Police in Prague detained dozens of dissidents on the 70th anniversary of Czechoslovakia's prewar independence and flatly rejected talks with them. +"Why do we need a Politburo if we want to turn the SED (East German Communist Party) into a democratic party?" asked the official party newspaper Neues Deutschland. +The agreement raises the annual monthly salary of $666 to $850 through October, then to $880 through April 1, when the wage portion of the contract expires. +Jim Milliot, editor of BP Report, a trade newsletter, says Mr. Tash's bid has left many in the publishing world "shaking their heads." +Lacking funds, they couldn't immediately finish the basement, which they planned to use for office space and storage. +Arrests have been made, but such activities continue to thrive. +Body Language Is biotechnology A new mythology? +The developer also has projects in New York, Los Angeles, Detroit, San Francisco, Shanghai and Singapore. +Between 1984 and 1992, broad money's velocity of circulation fell from 1.56 to 0.95 -a decline of around 6 per cent a year, (see chart). +The Malaysian government yesterday refused to comment. +Volume totaled 11,200,000 shares. +Educators now fear the state's economic woes will speed the departure of two of its most precious resources: its teachers and its children. +Terms weren't disclosed, but the electronic design concern said the transaction involves stock, cash and royalty payments. +Lebow said the markets also got a boost from reports that non-OPEC oil producers Colombia and Norway would be willing to cut production if the cartel sticks to an output-slashing pact ratified last month. +It had absorbed smaller troubled banks on the suggestion of the Bank of Spain, the central bank, and in early 1988 was told to set aside money against Pta100bn of poor loans. +And a big chunk of Salomon's earnings comes from the firm's bond-arbitrage group, where high-tech traders use sophisticated methods to make big bets on tiny price discrepancies between different types of bonds around the world. +Grace, a chemical and natural resources concern, declined to elaborate on what those might be. +The country is in its third year of recession, annualised inflation is around 1,500 per cent, an accord with the International Monetary Fund has collapsed, and falling tax receipts have left a Dollars 20bn hole in the budget. +The couple left for a Hawaiian honeymoon Sunday. +After nationalising most of the mining industry in 1952, the government made no great effort to explore the Andean region or modernise technology; and private companies are now looking closely at the Andes. +His first extended trip is planned for next week, with a major tour of the South. +The guerrillas do not have aircraft, so the guns would presumably be used to attack their mountain positions. +It all ends happily. +She said: 'There may be in the future a possible suspension of sanctions, but there is a need first for territorial concessions.' She warned that hundreds of thousands of lives were at risk from the bitter winter. +I couldn't help but recall the Indy 500 being lost for want of a 25-cent bolt. +Offering his own media advice, Sen. Metzenbaum suggested that Saddam Hussein would improve his image by focusing more on peace. +Another of the bidders for Hilton is Miller-Klutznick-Davis-Gray Co., billionaire investor Marvin Davis' Denver-based real estate vehicle. +The move has sparked fears in the colony of a flood of illegal immigrants. +Tate said she thought most Americans would agree with the campaigns on the issue of control over such details. +Security Pacific Corp. said Monday it would set aside $850 million for bad loans, foreclosed real estate and restructuring costs, a move that will result in a fourth-quarter loss of up to $360 million. +A pensioner couple gets 45p a week. +Nonetheless there is concern about developments on the outskirts of Munich, while in Frankfurt the current vacancy level - 3 per cent - could rise to 5 per cent by the end of next year. +This is the first radio station acquisition for Westwood One, a Culver City, Calif., radio-program producer and distributor. +Of the 19 gang members, 17 were arrested and 15 were put on trial. +It is reckoned that only one rape in ten is reported; in three-quarters of those that are, the woman knows her partner. +In the past two years the Soviet Union has sold about $850 million in bonds in Europe. +He was a defender of faith in a land where religions often are badges of lethal political differences. +But Cook said that if commodity prices remain or continue higher, many farmers may be tempted to stay out of government programs in hopes of making it financially on larger plantings, at least for a year or two. +(For some reason they have minimal appeal to women). +'It is difficult for both the victim and the perpetrator to overcome the past,' said a South Korean foreign ministry official. +Brown said one goal of the mission is to try to learn why the two planets evolved so differently. +It does not even include it in its daily synthesis of newspaper articles. +"Interest rates domestically are going up. +The government says more than 10,000 people have died since the Shining Path launched its insurgency from the impoverished Ayacucho highlands eight years ago. +Consumer spending may fall somewhat, but its growth rate in the past few years has been incredible." +Troops with tanks have surrounded the Zaire central bank in a new power tussle with the prime minister, Reuter reports from Kinshasa. +Bush's attack Saturday came three weeks after a strategy session during which the vice president's campaign indicated Dukakis would be confronted directly on domestic issues and his management record as governor of Massachusetts. +The study did not enroll enough people to make a direct comparison between the two diets. +It is an irony that all the good work should today be put in jeopardy by an unspoken and inexplicable notion that belonging fully to Europe means that Britain will belong less to itself. +They don't believe that Placid Oil, a major independent oil producer, and Penrod, which owns one of the world's largest offshore drilling fleets, could fetch the $1.5 billion that is due the banks. +Jordan Alexandra was the first child for Miss Gibbons, 32, and her husband, British actor Chris Quinten, also 32. +I saw him take off his cap and throw it on the ground." Win or lose, Gov. Michael Dukakis won't soon be forgotten by Shane Markovanovich. +Last year, Armas announced the creation of an oil consortium that would include several Latin American oil producing nations plus Canada and Italy. +It is due to be amended in parliament later this year. +"People from 30 to 50 or 60, they're reliving 1959. +However, the Soviets still have no diplomatic ties with Israel and is viewed as too closely aligned with some Arab countries to broker a peace accord in the Middle East. +Five years ago: Thomas Patrick Cavanagh, an aerospace engineer who admitted trying to sell "stealth" bomber secrets to the Soviet Union, was sentenced in Los Angeles to life in prison. +Reduced taxation of capital gains has a proven record of success in helping to build a stronger American economy. +Both Boesak and Tutu were freed after being held briefly. +All three are Drexel board members. +Four thousand workers have been kept; the other 14,000 are being re-trained. Bischof is no demagogue. +But to say as the newsletter did that this book is `scientifically meaningless' is rather global, and not correct." Calls to Prentice-Hall were not returned. +They reported heavy fighting in the Kandahar area of southern Afghanistan and said guerrillas claimed to have overrun the garrison town of Shahr-i-Safa, 35 miles north of Kandahar on the strategic highway to Kabul, last Friday. +Then they can start the process on other blacks and we can let the process run its course." It takes about six months for a proposed member to be accepted by Shoal Creek on an expedited basis. +A few are now acting to allow more flexibility. +Auctioneer Mitchell Kruse of Kruse International, Auburn, Ind., said 500 cars were sold during the two-day event at Bally's Hotel and Casino. +Somebody should tell the conductor and the production team. Further performances until May 29 Why is it that The Barber of Seville, with its strong plot, brilliant music and several hit numbers, seldom delights in the theatre? +She remains in place. There were other curious decisions. +"The sportsmen are crazy about sports, not spending money on shopping," said Y.K. Kim, a tailor. +But the head of a draft Cuomo committee said his group plans to try to convince a court to add Cuomo to the list of Democratic candidates on the June 7 ballot. +Without guarantees, the purchaser of a warrant or option is accepting the credit risk of the Mexican broker or bank that issues the option - which often is significant. +The International Monetary Fund approved $72.5 million in loans to support structural economic adjustments in the African country of Malawi. +The draft calls sexism a sin, asks that key church positions excluding ordination be open to women, urges an end to the economic inequities women suffer and says men need to be more responsible in marriage and family relationships. +Ms. Nacel married Lehder in Toronto in February 1977 and was divorced in 1980 or 1981 in Haiti. +"By being the first in line, I hoped my family would be convinced that I did what I could to come home sooner," he says. +Government leaders are concerned that releasing Mandela and introducing other reforms would spur unrest, and they want to hold off on changes to be sure they retain control of developments, the reports said, citing unidentified sources. +So King Fahd, Mr. Hanke comments, surely has a dilemma. +He did not specify any action, but under the constitution he may rule by decree or impose martial law if he deems the nation is facing an emergency. +He flew from Damascus to Rhein-Main Air Base just outside Frankfurt, West Germany early Tuesday aboard a U.S. Air Force C-141 transport plane, arriving in brilliant, sunny weather. +Consumers pay $20 to join Shop America and place catalog orders at their local 7-Eleven store, paying in yen. +Elsewhere, typical Piano touches like long multi-storey escalators and brightly painted pipework abound. But it is finding uses for the rest of the plant which has posed the biggest challenge for the sponsors. +He expects Citicorp's corporate banking business in Europe to grow more rapidly than its U.S. corporate business over the next 10 years. +Support is free for the first 12 months and subsequently for 10-20 per cent of the initial charge per annum; support includes free upgrades. +Such a campaign will have its most devastating impact on the mentally ill clients whom he claims to be representing. +The program, in addition to Goodyear's buyback of Sir James's stake, is part of the restructuring that prompted the financier to abandon his bid. +The company attributed the improvement to recent cost-cutting efforts coupled with strong growth in long-distance telephone revenue. +Peoples' health, and its good standing with regulators, will help it keep growing because there are few qualified buyers of troubled banks. +Democracy and our republican form of government depend on the ability of legislators to serve unlimited terms, the legislators say, so the voters failed to understand their own well-being by limiting terms. +Irving has rejected takeover efforts by Bank of New York, which has offered $60 a share in cash and securities for Irving's 18.1 million common shares. +"So when there is a undoubted conflict within the party, government and top military leadership, they are especially careful to keep it obscure from the rest of the world," said the diplomatic source. +Most Shfaram residents stayed indoors or watched from their balconies as Peres and a few dozen party activists walked through the town which in 1984 gave half its votes to the Communist Party. +Except for the Northwest, dry weather prevailed across the nation. +The fresh, golden-yellow marking of forms like Flavescens would please anyone. Egged on by this autumn exhibit, I intend to use them to fill out and brighten the places which need an evergreen but which will not suit anything of doubtful hardiness. +The elephant stuff isn't moving and if things don't pick up, we're going to be stuck with it." Ella Wilson of Gautier, Miss., a vendor at the open-air French Market, faced a similar prospect. +Arthur Kelly, a retired executive vice president and former director of the BFGoodrich Co., has died. +Scots rated the entrepreneur as fifth most admired profession below teachers, bankers and manual workers such as plumbers and bus drivers. The English put entrepreneurs third after teachers and bankers, and Germans put them after teachers. +In late New York trading yesterday, the dollar stood at 1.8242 marks, up from 1.8183 Friday. +Jumblatt retaliated by shelling the 310-square-mile Christian enclave north of the capital. +The hamburger chain reported unexpectedly poor quarterly results late Friday, prompting investors to dump the stock Monday in heavy trading. +Robbins and his wife, Aldona, former senior economist in the Treasury's office of economic policy, now operate Fiscal Associates, a consulting firm. +Ortega acknowledged that Nicaragua's economic condition is "very critical" and said the state's budget will have to be cut. +The results reflect the performance of its 818 subsidiaries and 24 equity-accounted affiliates. +Stoneman's dressing-down left the millionaire entrepreneur feeling terrific. +Howard Kurz, a principal of Buchen, Kurz & Co., a New York-based foreign exchange management concern, said the stock market may have been reacting to a belief that U.S. interest rates have peaked for now because of reduced fears of inflation. +More of these couples are having children. +Japanese investors are now watching moves on the foreign exchange market, as well as the timing of any official discount rate hike, the analyst said. +It's a reflection of us and our self-esteem." Mikhail S. Gorbachev played horseshoes and hardball during his four days in Washington. +Among the options, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, were: _ Razing the chancery and building a new one. +He's the last of the great musical comedy composers, a pantheon that once included George Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Cole Porter and Richard Rodgers. +Analysts, meanwhile, could barely contain themselves. +For other reexport destinations, including the Soviet Union and China, licenses won't be required if the U.S. parts don't exceed 10% of a product's value or a total of $10,000 in any case. +Business Week is printed at the plant, near New London, on Wednesday nights and Thursdays, and goes on sale Fridays. +The declines in orders in January and February represented the first back-to-back drops in three years, and the March increase was attributed solely to a big surge in aircraft orders that masked broader weakness. +Car dealers raised eyebrows earlier this year when they refused to accept payment in australs, which were losing value by the hour. +And the battleship Missouri is to join the USS Wisconsin already in the gulf. +United Telecommunications' year-earlier loss of $141.1 million was after a $175 million charge related to the formation of US Sprint. +Most states allow such rifles in hunting but usually limit the size of the ammunition magazine, or clip. +Names of nominees are compiled from year-end sales charts of the music industry trade publication Cash Box. +He says the release of so many books could hurt sales for each. +He insists he will be loyal to Mr. Bush. +"CBS Evening News" had the biggest increase, up 22 percent in overnight ratings compared with those for the same three-day period in the preceding two weeks, he said. +Next were complaints about lost, damaged or delayed luggage and problems obtaining refunds for unused or lost tickets. +And they think the new-found military unity will give officers a better bargaining position, even though polls show that the public, at least in Buenos Aires, the capital, is disgusted with the excesses of military rule that have come to light. +Evergreen language arts teacher Joseph Knight submitted a transfer request to the Jefferson County School District last Friday after receiving an unsigned note containing a racist threat. +The inauguration of George Washington was fast approaching, and the new vice president fretted over where he should sit, how Congress should receive him, and how Washington should be formally addressed. +Under the free-trade pact with Canada, tariffs, quotas and other trade barriers began to fall in January 1989 and will be removed by the turn of the century. +"He's a good, solid, reliable, wonderful type of individual." Wives and girlfriends nominated most of the more than 4,000 entrants. +Two armed convicts fled a high-security prison colony in a bus after seizing eight hostages, but police killed one of the men and wounded the other, and all captives were released unharmed, Tass said Thursday. +In lesser parts, Richard Leech (the Italian Tenor), Claire Powell and Graham Clark (the intriguers) stand out. For serious Straussians, the new recording of his 1938 one-acter Friedenstag ('Day of Peace') - the first ever - is of keener interest. +President Bush's plan of attack in the war on drugs will be no more than a quick fix unless neighborhoods across America rally to the cause, say some state and local officials. +Verity told reporters at Sheremetyevo Airport that Washington "supports the expansion of peaceful, mutually beneficial trade and economic relations" with the Soviet Union an that he hoped this week's meetings would produce new trade agreements. +Or which delicate adjustments to recommend if chips are cooking too brown, too spicy or with the wrong moisture content. +The gulf crisis has enabled China to break out part way from its diplomatic isolation resulting from the crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators 18 months ago. +"I think they can shave another 5% off their schedules," said John Casesa, an analyst with Wertheim Schroder & Co. "People are negative right now, and a car is a postponable purchase." General Motors Corp. already is hedging. +The bickering escalated late last year when raiders, thought to be from Transkei, attacked a Ciskei jail and freed Charles Sebe, the brother of Ciskei President Lennox Sebe. +The pilot of the Mirage jet fighter was killed when his plane went down at 9:20 a.m. about a mile from the Isar plant at the Bavarian village of Ohu. +AT&T's Picturephone initially was aimed at the residential caller. +Redpath said construction is to be completed in September. +The patched-up American Trader moved into Long Beach Harbor this morning and tied up at an Atlantic Richfield Co. dock to unload the remaining 21 million gallons of crude oil in its tanks and begin hull puncture repairs. +Officials with the American Council on Education in Washington said Tuesday Lexalt University was not listed among its records as an accredited member. +Neither candidate is invulnerable on the savings and loan issue, but both are pointing fingers. +Tax credits amounted Pounds 157,000 (Pounds 532,000) leaving retained profits of Pounds 165,000 (losses Pounds 720,000). Turnover totalled Pounds 15.1m (Pounds 14.2m). +Congress is considering a plan of loan guarantees for the Farm Credit System that probably would total about $6 billion. +This leaves the mayor as the only elected official with a city-wide perspective. +Some singers pulled out when they learned what was expected of them. +Cheney, who has been on the job just 39 days, said the process "for the ultimate Republican hawk," was extremely difficult, but he knew of no other way to cut the budget. +Maj. Phil Soucy, an Army spokesman, has said most of the overcharges came as a result of an accounting system used in handling Army contracts. +This follows declines of 2 per cent last year and 9 per cent in 1991. Expenditure in Hungary is predicted to grow by 14.3 per cent from a low base. +A move by the Fed to lower U.S. interest rates could come as early as today, after the release of the November employment data, traders said. +Grettenberger said he expected Cadillac to continue to command the lion's share of the luxury car market. holding on to its 26.8 percent share. +Like Quebec City, Fermont has fortifications; unlike Quebec City, the defensive wall was built before the houses. +The guerrillas, who have been fighting the U.S.-backed government for nine years, offered Tuesday to take part in elections if certain conditions were met. +In addition, the Easter vacation fell into April this year, compared with an earlier Easter a year ago, which diffused the Easter vacation attendance surge into last year's second quarter, he said. +Federal officials know the whereabouts of a former police chief who disappeared 12 years ago but, at his instruction, they can't tell his wife and two children. +The issue is subject to regulatory approvals. +The bank said it had taken action to lower operating costs to Ecu137m, 8 per cent below budgeted levels. +It has been overturned by the nearly 400,000 signers of the petitions to recall Gov. Mecham. +Moderate Roman Catholic leaders had urged police to stay away to avoid clashes with mourners. +Mr. Gul is an expert on vulgarity in the Pakistani cinema. +That forecast assumed "no economic, natural or political catastrophies," such as the 40% decline in the value of Japanese equities or the Persian Gulf crisis. +Individual hotels in Beijing have begun charging their off-season rates. +Nearby, white-coated technicians tend a computer system that has had six broken components in the past month. +I don't know whether that makes economic sense or not but that is what people have come to expect,' Mr Robyns explains. Third, despite the common regulatory framework of today's directive, legal disparities remain. +It is clear that the underwriters were only comfortable backing a Pounds 450m issue if the paper was priced to sell. +There may be better opportunities." "Employers are going to start reaching out to the disabled," he said. +Farther inland, rainshowers developed over parts of Wyoming. +If its progress runs true to form, it should be possible within a few months to distinguish the elements of lasting value through a smokescreen of misinformation and mystery. BPR is a way of improving business efficiency. +The five-day visit marks the first time the leaders of the world's two most populous countries have met since 1960, when Premier Chou Enlai went to New Delhi. +"They have the same horsepower as me," she says, smiling. +Last year, the union invited investors and analysts to hear labor's version of a strike at iron ore mines owned by Cleveland Cliffs Inc. +Outgoing President P.W. Botha said today he was not consulted about a diplomatic mission to Zambia his heir apparent plans to make, indicating a deepening rift between the two. +The meeting at which Mr. Sciarra was elected a delegate was "like a circus," a Teamster recalls. +"We can't argue that strongly for spending billions abroad to buy downstream facilities," says a Venezuelan oil official. +Today, no commercial ships are built in the United States. +AT&T's West said she agrees in principle with itemizing the bills, but that is up to local companies. +But in its statement today from Baghdad, the Palestine Liberation Front claimed that only two Syrians and 12 Palestinians took part in the raid. +This helped ensure that profits for the group as a whole rose to DM177.6m in 1991-1992 compared with DM104.9m. +Many don't seem to know what that is. +Before the sale the government wrote off Canadair's debt, which included over C$1 billion of development costs for the Challenger jet. +Roughly half are suppliers to bigger national companies. +Wall Street securities firms are putting their marketing muscle behind certificates of deposit. +Thus, the priciest offering is Wall Street Transcript, a $990-a-year weekly "in-depth pipeline to professional investors." +The company said its new movie, "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," grossed approximately $25.4 million in its first weekend at the box office. +And new technology often has cash-draining start-up problems. +The killings were reported from separate areas in the prosperous northern farming state. +With their large, frantic eyes and tense tallness, Jeff Goldblum and Julie Hagerty are perfectly cast as Bruce and Prudence, neurotics in search of mates. +On Wednesday, Lifland approved the sale of the company's name for $8 million to Stanwich Partners of Stamford, Conn. +But Tom DiMaria, of the Washington-based National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, called domestic partnership a "fundamental requirement" for homosexuals to be accepted by society. +Some included a coup d'etat to replace Mr John Major with Mr Michael Heseltine or, just maybe, Mr Kenneth Clarke. +The market halt plan is one of the key recommendations offered after the crash by a presidential task force headed by Nicholas Brady, a New York investment banker who is now Treasury secretary. +He said it was his intention to expose them. +Tobacco ads account for about half of newspapers' national advertising, or roughly 3 percent of total advertising revenues, according to advertising director John Dallos. +One issue that remained unresolved was the shape of the capital-gains tax cut. +To compensate, I skied the Craftsbury trails for two days before the event. +Hall said about 7,000 people have so far been screened in Hong Kong and only 15 percent of these were accepted as genuine refugees rather than economic migrants. +Gordon Investments is a merchant-banking concern 50%-owned by Gordon Capital Corp., a Toronto-based investment dealer. +Imee, who has three children of her own, lives in Morocco and is not permitted to travel on a Philippine passport, they said. +A gag order imposed by Superior Court Judge Bruce Geernaert at the start of testimony last month remained in effect while the jury decides punitive damages. +Inspired by handicapped Vietnam Veterans in Miami where he was fitted for prosthesis, Celso Garcia has remarried and he and his wife are expecting a baby. +Mr. Osterhoff was suggested for the top financial job by Phillip Caldwell, a Digital director who was then chairman of Ford. +But Mr. Legg's investing is far more sophisticated these days. +During the male dance revue last month, strippers came close enough for members of the Taneytown Volunteer Fire Department's women's auxiliary to tuck dollar bills in the dancers' G-strings, Assistant State's Attorney Jill Trivas said. +Bush argued that the general election battle has not been joined. +He said Contra leaders plan to meet with representatives of the leftist Sandinista government at the southern frontier post of Sapoa, where the sides signed a 60-day cease-fire on March 23. +Near Tucson, Ariz., William Downey says many ranches are being sold to city investors. +In 1989, it spent less than 6% of its total budget raising funds and less than 1% on administration, according to Nonprofit Times of Hopewell, N.J. Donations are tax-deductible, and therefore can't be used for military purposes. +The Lord wants me to have them. +The suit was based on alleged violations of the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, or RICO. +While some funds already have changed their prospectuses to detail the high risk inherent to high-yield bond investing, the SEC suggestions go beyond these complicated and often hard-to-read explanatory documents. +L-dopa, the drug most commonly used against the disease, has side effects and loses its effectiveness over time. +By Sunday afternoon, the Northeast had only showers over northern Maine. +Bolt, Beranek & Newman, to avoid costly "bad hires" and emphasize the applicant's future, strives harder to divine the "real candidate." +The Coalition to Preserve the Financial Interest and Syndication Rule, which represents program producers, said the Barrett plan appears to be a "significant deregulatory step." +But analysts expect it to eventually sell the Talisman holding. +East German leader Erich Honecker today announced his nation will reduce its armed forces by 10,000 soldiers and reduce defense spending 10 percent. +Estimates have been made that the new law could give the right of settlement to a total of 225,000 people. +In the two weeks since he was elected, Bush has filled four Cabinet jobs. +Investors can usually get higher yields by investing long-term. +He said members are debating the role of a younger generation "who want no share of the stigma of the past" but want to take responsibility for the present and future. +But random conversations with a score of merchants indicated that fear, not politics, is keeping the shops shuttered. +Romanians are excited to see the first oranges and bananas in their stores in years, but they worry that the small pleasures they have so quickly become accustomed to will disappear. +The term 'actively engaged' as used in the preceding sentence shall be construed to mean full time employment and hold the position of Director in at least one of the operating companies in the Pergamon Group. +Since 1974 companies have been encouraged by federal law to subsidize their employees' stock purchases; up to a certain limit, a company can deduct from its taxable earnings the money it puts into an ESOP. +Shanghai's government also is building satellite towns around the city and plans to raze old buildings to make way for spacious apartment blocks and green parks. +The growing clout of special interests in congressional elections has prompted Senate critics to seek voluntary restraints on the amount of such money that can be spent by Senate candidates. The Democratic push has been stymied by Republican filibusters. +The 37-year-old former model, who according to court records took the actor's name but was never married to him, had sought a court order forcing O'Toole to return her son. +Defense stocks surged briefly during the coup, but have since retreated. +Oshin has become a popular brand name for everything from shoes to electrical appliances. +Douglas said most of the injuries involved cuts or twisted ankles. +And then there are the lyrics of the song itself. +In one case, the report says, 74 Vietnamese refugees who came via Cambodia in June 1988 were surrounded by Thai soldiers and towed back to sea in four small boats. +As well as the minivan issue, the Japanese are worried they are being pushed into bilateral talks on matters they believe are better dealt with through a multilateral forum such as Gatt, including the opening of Japan's rice market. +The same standard that applies to a staff person at HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) should also apply to housing subcommittee staff on Capitol Hill. +The Treasury denied the reports, but when challenged to check its tape recording of the remarks said its tape machine had malfunctioned. +For complex cases, judges sometimes allow many more. +DRUG TESTS The court gave railroads broader power to test their workers for drugs, upholding routine tests for Conrail employees. +Acid rain could be almost as big a contributor as fertilizer runoff or sewage and industrial water pollution to the decline of marine life in East Coast estuaries, an environmental group concluded today. +Although some smaller barge operators could be forced out of business because of losses, Farrell said he knew of none which have folded so far and is unaware of layoffs. +The commission began looking into the matter after receiving several reports from women who claimed they had been denied abortion services because they were HIV-positive. +Columbia, with a third of its assets once tied up in junk bonds, could be the source of as much controversy in death as it was in life. +He said, however, that Kerr-McGee hasn't decided exactly how it will respond. +Leonard M. Marks, an attorney for Apple, said he felt the decision showed Nike was "being responsive to the lawsuit and the numerous complaints of Beatles fans" about its use of the recordings. +Disaster Control, a closely held concern based in Warminster, Pa., provides disaster recovery services for Burroughs mainframe computers. +Robertson's near majority on the central committee was the result of a well-orchestrated strategy. +Phillip S. Sumpter, chief financial officer of this maker of upholstery fabrics, was named to the additional, new posts of executive vice president and chief operating officer. +Seed of the devil! +"Most taxpayers don't realize some of the adverse parts of it." +Human rights activists called for a two-hour national strike today to demand that legislators consider changing a constitutional provision that guarantees Communists a "leading and guiding role" in society. +The test is designed to replicate the forces involved in a two-car collision in which the car with the dummies is moving at 15 miles per hour and a car hitting it at 30 mph. +Officer Joaquin "Jack" Montijo, 35, was shot in the head Wednesday night and died Thursday afternoon when life support systems were shut off at Temple University Hospital, officials said. +It has had to retreat in a number of West Coast markets, and many of its Western routes are now unprofitable. +"A little encouragement goes a long way with me," he said of the response to "Slow Turning" and the cover version of Hiatt's "Thing Called Love" by Bonnie Raitt. "I've never been so at ease with the process of record making. +Other critics charge that Congress has guaranteed a crisis in the nation's overcrowded prison system. +"The concern that consumer buying would slow up tremendously was not reflected in the October numbers," said Jeffrey Edelman, vice president and retail securities analyst for Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. in New York. +Three people were killed when hundreds of construction troops angered by poor working conditions went on a rampage at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, news agencies said. +Analysts believe that the Dublin-based fruit and vegetable wholesaling group has had a reasonable year, despite the recession in the UK market. +A 50 percent increase would require about $12 billion from the United States, but the contribution would not be counted as increasing the federal deficit. +Three men, including a Hong Kong resident, have been executed for drug smuggling in the southern province of Yunnan, the official press reported Sunday. +Fourth-quarter revenue rose 4.2 percent to $2.72 billion from $2.61 billion a year earlier. +Whether this rising level of methane was abnormal or was just a natural variation was uncertain. +Georgian activists claim that the Abkhazian rioting was preceded by weeks of threats by Abkhazian activists, and during that time they obtained massive amounts of arms. +In the past, Gadhafi has described such groups as the Irish Republican Army as "liberation movements" rather than terrorists. +The commissioners seem to be telling parishes that the fall in income is wholly due to the recession, in the way which it has affected property values and rents. +Strait, Kathy Mattea, Reba McEntire, Garth Brooks and the group Shenandoah each had two. +Clause 5 of the agreement guarantees freedom of speech and the press. +Nuova Era's live recording of a 1988 performance at Martina Franca will, I hope, bring the work some more admirers. +"The inquiry just began," she said. +You live in a certain society, and that society has rules, and you abide by them. +Published reports have said Wright was one of the few investors in Jewell Enterprises to receive payments from the company before it failed. +And thunderstorms began developing along the North Carolina coast. +Now, with copper prices improving, even Magma's shares are showing some life. +"Judge us on quality right away," Saturn's Mr. Wetzel says. +An aide offered to publish it in six to nine months. +In one letter, Clark calls Lewis a "poor fellow" who was "much distressed" about how the public might perceive his handling of financial matters in the territory. +Their plans are a fast-track to serious rail accidents,' he said. +While the debt-swap plan didn't reduce Mexico's $105 billion in total foreign debt as much as expected, some were heartened by the exercise. +The official sources said the budget forecasts total expenditures of 1.60 billion rials ($4.13 billion), marginally below 1987's spending of 1.61 billion rials. +The bank sees this less ambitious strategy as cost-effective. Yet other banks are trying to disprove conventional wisdom. +The ruling called on Davis to report back to the appeals court after his hearings on the issue. +Col. Erick Sanchez, chief of the 4th Infantry Batallion, told reporters the dynamite was "to be used by subversive groups to continue the chain of terrorist acts that lately have unleashed panic in Honduras." +GM-CSF is a protein that appears to shorten recovery time for bone-marrow transplant patients and reduce bone-marrow failures among some AIDS patients. +Although campaign bigwigs have secure jobs, others are finding some employers unimpressed with the Dukakis campaign experience on their resumes. +The move could eventually shrink Shell's service-station presence in the region. +Bond prices posted another broad advance Friday on signs the Federal Reserve had adopted a more generous credit policy. +The GOP nominated state Rep. John Boehner, 40, of West Chester, to run in November. +William Rosenberg, the EPA's assistant adminstrator for air and radiation, said the long delay in the regulations reflects the difficulties the agency faces in reducing hazardous releases under current federal air quality laws. +The U.S. doesn't lend its gold to commercial banks, but Canada and certain European and Asian countries do through their central banks. +And last year, the company had to take a $45 million charge related to the phase-out of its troubled Verex Corp. mortgage insurance unit. +"We hope that this will mark the beginning of a long overdue process in which not only CBS Records, but all major record producers will begin to live up to their responsibility of combating rather than validating bigotry in America," he said. +On the other hand, the volume of sales is picking up by 50,000 transactions a month. This is the real - but unremarked - turning point to the housing market, the low point of the slump in price and volume terms. +Even worse, as investors shunned its commercial paper in Stockholm markets Nyckeln sank into a liquidity squeeze. Problems swiftly spread to other finance companies, which like Nyckeln had been big dispensers of real estate credits. +They and the State Department have said the 1947 treaty under which New York became U.N. headquarters obliges the United States to let all accredited missions operate. +Instead, big investors spread money among stocks, bonds and other assets, according to a long-term plan that wasn't supposed to budge. +Almodovar's screenplay is primarily a pas de deux between unlikely lovers. +There are some things you should keep in mind when hand tools are purchased and used. +More than 70 percent of the 400 businesses questioned rated in-house training programs as an important source of skilled employees, according to the survey commissioned by the National Associations of Trade & Technical Schools. +The sources were unable to provide information on how the satellite was operating. +There also are numerous individual suits against the Hunts claiming silver losses during the wild market gyrations. +In his meeting with Ms. Doi, Kaifu cited Japan's "growing responsibility" in international affairs, Kyodo News Service reported. +The bank said it continues to actively participate in the 12-bank advisory committee. +In August 1989, she came upon a robbery report involving a familiar M.O.: A Houston hotel guest had been held up by an especially courtly stranger. +Students, it says, are "blowing off" an abundant number of jobs paying $3.55 or $3.65 an hour and searching for better-paying positions. +The poll showed that 69 percent of Californians statewide supported limits on the number of legal immigrants each year. +Several churches are nearby. +Contractors are finding their hands full creating cleaning and engineering maintenance programmes tailored to individual buildings. Mr Astley says that package deals more than pay for themselves. +Those steps include an increase of $35 million in its provision for loan losses. +The poll has a margin of error of 2.5 percent. +Instead he talks of continual change and the need to maintain morale. +Gemayal then chose Gen. +He also told the Asean ministers that the dispute was being exaggerated, and that it would be better not to discuss it in public to avoid increasing tension. +She had been in University Square since the protest began in April. +If you disagree, take a look at a new coffee-table book by Martin Gottfried, "More Broadway Musicals" (Harry N. Abrams). +"I think it would help back in the United States with the American people to see that we have more help from Egypt and from other countries on the ground in Saudi Arabia," he said. +The forthrightness of his views and his natural iconoclasm are evident in Paying the Piper, which is compulsory reading for anyone entering the field of arts sponsorship. +Possibly somewhere in his dreams he sees himself building the socialist version of South Korea's Hyundai. +The House has approved letting international standards guide how much responsibility an oil or shipping company must take for a spill. +But obviously, as I've said before, I will publicly answer any questions that anybody has about any aspect of my conduct. +When Copeland's lawyer, Frank Hancock, told the judge Copeland feared for his safety in prison, there was more applause from the officers who packed the courtroom. +He entered his plea Friday. +Lynn R. Williams, international president of the Steelworkers, said last night that although he was "not encouraged" by the prospect of the PBGC continuing to litigate the issue, the union's rank-and-file voting on the agreement will proceed. +The White House said that Reagan intends to raise the issue of the Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia with Gorbachev and said it hopes reports of a possible troop withdrawal provide impetus for the talks. +He succeeds V.J. Skutt, 85, who was named chairman emeritus. +The case for a single funding agency, at one remove from the politicians' grasp, with clear objectives and long-term stability is unanswerable. +In addition, many of them were doing poorly this year until the record-breaking cold spell hit. +Members also owed the U.N. force in Cyprus $158.1 million by the end of July, said Goulding. +"If consumers continue to be edgy, for whatever reason, then we've got problems," says Thomas Juster, an economist who specializes in consumer psychology at the University of Michigan. +In neighbouring Brandenburg it did only marginally better, with 2.2 per cent, although that was a sharp drop from the 6.6 per cent it won four years ago. +Aretha Franklin watched with detachment while guests dined on smoked salmon, fresh fruit and chocolate fondue, and danced to the music of two bands. +He set up both his residence and office in the same building to avoid commuting in the city. +"It's not at its potential yet." The company also encourages, and in some cases requires, employee-ownership. +General Motors Corp. says it has given up trying to sell its closed Fairfield auto parts stamping plant as an ongoing business and instead will sell the property. +Speakers at the conservative-dominated Communist Congress heaped more stinging criticism on Gorbachev on Tuesday. +The two are now married. +The magazine that's not written for old fashioned housewives, it's written for the newest, hottest mamas ever. +But the pattern is so old _ Hirohito reigned for 62 years and 13 days _ and Japan is so different now that precedent may not be followed. +End Adv PM Fri Dec. 21 One of the more terrible punishments that can be inflicted by economic events is uncertainty, and during this holiday season it is present in lumps, like coal in a Christmas stocking. +But anybody counting on making a killing in cookie jars could get burned. +Why do them one at a time? +Like most geographic features, Mt. +Although the price committee can't make pricing adjustments, it has the authority to call a full meeting of all 13 members of OPEC. +For people whose opportunities for advancement appear blocked, the lottery offers hope, as well as fantasy and escape. +Mr. Gorbachev needs to begin paying more attention to the labor-supply side of the equation. +In 1986, he was released and sent back to the tar pit. +Associate Professor of Economics University of Texas at Austin Austin, Texas Modern Misnomer The use of one expression Has come to a sudden halt: With hypertension's prevalence, Not even salt is worth its salt. +The Norwegian Ballet presents two new Grieg ballets, while orchestras from Bergen and Trondheim play the major symphonic works. +Recently, for example, Bean received 999 pairs of dark green rubber boots from a vendor. +He never caused a problem." Mahoney, 34, was convicted of drunken driving in 1984 and paid a fine. +Today, 75% of U.S. ocean merchandise trade with the rest of the world is hauled in big containers instead of in all those crates, tubs, sacks and boxes used in 1955. +The company increased its staff significantly last year, picking up a number of brokers who had been let go by other firms anxious to cut costs during the late-1990 market decline. +He says he has had customers in Austria and Switzerland as well as his native Germany. +The congress, based in Lusaka, Zambia, is the main black group fighting to overthrow the government of South Africa and end apartheid. +Caps bearing the guru's likeness inside a rifle target were hot items. +He is a former general news executive with USA Today and editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal. +The focus will move more towards interest rates in the United States and the strength of its recovery, he added. +The rioting broke out in late afternoon as the stores prepared to close for the weekend. +The attitudes of these white voters grow out of their environment. +But Defrank said the 3,000 hours is a standard mean time, meaning it is an average. "To criticize the Air Force for one IMU failing is meaningless because it's the mean time between failures that is important, and we're meeting that," he said. +They expect to eventually examine hundreds of members of at least 50 families. +For all of Bush's activity in Asia, there was no sign of progress on nagging trade frictions, particularly with Japan and South Korea. +The country prohibited its publication, but Czechoslovakians typed the play and passed it through the underground. +Of OPEC's 13 member nations, 11 were represented here by last night. +Because Parker did not have enough time to fully explore the claims of anti-labor bias, the panel said the union should be given another opportunity to document their allegations in the lower court. +Then in the 1980s, he complains, the company transferred hundreds of jobs to Juarez, across the border from El Paso, Texas. +Zhivkov has admitted he made mistakes but has denied committing crimes. +I knew sons of government officials and members of Congress who were first in line to obtain whatever excuse was necessary to avoid military service. +Mrs. Johanson, a Republican housewife and lifelong resident of this town of 6,700, 45 miles south of Providence, said the apparent dognapping is the work of a sick mind rather than a political foe. Rumors have sprung up nevertheless. +The only missing element, the magazine said at the time, was "a high-profile national account." +Mr. Browne said the reduction of its bank credit line won't affect the company's plans to acquire new assets. +The group has not declared its position yet, but one of its members said Mr. Thomas had helped himself in the meeting. +The Democrats said the capital-gains issue surely would need to be put off to another day. +"Most of the time there is no trust or understanding. +And without workable recycling, communities with overflowing landfills must build unpopular, expensive disposal plants or face big recurring costs to ship garbage ever-longer distances. +I recently asked one of the brighter supermodels, Kate Moss, to name her favourite designers. +The market also was troubled by anticipation of a rise in Japan's discount rate, traders said. +The ANC, based in Lusaka, Zambia, wages a bombing and sabotage campaign trying to overthrow South Africa's government. +Pro-government reporters did not attend. +While Mr. Sculley stopped short of making firm predictions for the company for fiscal 1987, he said the new products will make possible "a much better year than 1986, especially the second half." +Movements in all three have been calling for autonomy. +While P&G appears to have gotten a jump on its competitors, many companies in the food industry are working feverishly on their own fat-replacement substances. +A magnitude 6.7 quake is considered capable of causing severe damage in a populated area. +Prince Charles, who is known for his environmental concerns, announced lsat summer that his household would give up aerosols. +For those companies now turning to interns for critical manpower, there can be a downside. +The central bank also said West Germany's long-term capital account surplus fell to 69 million marks in July from 1.698 billion marks in June. +Then they opened small gift shops mostly aimed at Japanese tourists. +Lake County, Ohio, prosecutor Steven C. LaTourette, has said the Averys apparently were killed as a sacrifice that would cleanse cult members' souls and allow them to travel to the wilderness. +Kaunda, who has been Zambia's president since it won independence in 1964, had repeatedly stalled on announcing a date for the election, which diplomats say he is likely to lose. +An army spokesman said the two soldiers were hit by a firebomb as they drove through Tulkarem. +That may prevent the shares from outperforming. Annual profits were bolstered by a Pounds 64m increase in foreign exchange trading profits. +In 1961, a special court heard the case of Adolf Eichmann, found him guilty and sentenced him to death. +"Louis Macey (a former councilman) proposed to change the name to Eisenhower Airport," Mancuso said. "When Kennedy was assassinated, they wanted to name it after him. +Although early reports said the tanker had been carrying 20,000 gallons of fuel, Stone said the tanker held only 1,100 gallons. +Mr. Thompson doesn't want to raise the dividend again, however, despite the substantial cash position for a company its size. +The move was outlined in a memorandum sent to the group's 8,100 employees by Lawrence Perlman, president of Data Storage Products, one of Control Data's core businesses. +Other sales contests are shaping up in this category of long-range, wide-bodied planes that are smaller than Boeing Co.'s 747. +Avoiding the Soviet army draft has become a strong concern in many republics, partly because of deadly hazing practices. +A spokesman for Quayle, who in the interviews discussed his opposition to a bias bill passed in the Senate Wednesday night, said no station was intentionally left out. +The U.S. Comptroller of the Currency closed Texas National Bank-Westheimer, Houston, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said. +All of the suspects, except for Petrosino, were arrested in February in Geneva after an aborted meeting at which Du Pont was to pay $10 million in exchange for documents that contained trade secrets about Lycra. +He began not a month, a year, or a decade ago, but on Easter 1916, when Irish nationalists rose against British rule. +Congressional Republicans are unhappy that Democrats have refused to put forth a specific proposal, even after Bush backed away from a campaign pledge to oppose tax increases. +Many directors see their own success as being tied to taking their enterprises away from the control of the state, despite the risks. +The likely nominees of the Republican and Democratic parties spent the day working to shore up support in parts of the country where each is considered weakest: Dukakis in the South and Bush in the Midwest. +"Almost every plant involved in the basic steel industry has made some form of accommodations in crew size and job combinations that lend to more efficient operations," says Sam Camens, a United Steelworkers official. +Taiwan's restive native-born population, which has been clamoring for democracy, considers him one of its own. +They have limited the personal sector's ability to consume and heavily regulated the financial sector so as to ensure a predictable supply of low-cost capital for industry. +Across Western Europe, government officials are worried, and in many cases angry, over U.S. arms sales to Iran. +Former FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover was known to have hated King. +Spokesman for Kelso and Northwest declined to comment. +They are among 30 people who have sued in a federal court, claiming the sect leaders who govern the towns' 5,000 inhabitants are illegally holding property belonging to church members. +"We desperately are hoping, continuing to try," he said. +The restaurant is operated by the Community of Hospitality, a non-profit religious group that grew out of Short's activities. +However, economists expect that household spending data, due to be announced this week, will reflect continued sluggishness. +Today's case stems from the conviction of John Avery Coy on sex molesting charges. +Other issues sold by the agency included Eastern Airlines, Penn Traffic and Telemundo Group. +The index is compiled by Westpac Banking Corp. and the Melbourne University Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research. +Even investigators with security clearance to read sensitive documents found the rules on access very tight. +The jury reaches not-guilty ver dicts on 22 counts and deadlocks on 86 others. +In design, Denmark itself has a strong identity - a spare, practical style that we see in furniture, tableware and Bang and Olufsen hi-fi. +His company was at it again last week. +Rejected a constitutional attack on a federal law requiring broadcasters to give equal time to opposing candidates for public office. +The industry is beginning to attract some investments in more value-added products. Progress is also being made in developing markets for non quota goods such as skirts, housecoats and nightwear. +We do allow the patient to do it to himself. +A state museum has decided to shut down an exhibit featuring the exposed graves of 234 prehistoric American Indians because of "heightened sensitivity to display of human remains," an official said. +They said they did not expect much activity until there are major developments in the gulf. +'Industrial relations are good and the trade unions are reasonable. +Eastern's major individual assets include airport gates and landing slots, its South American routes and its Miami maintenance facility. +In a new rally for independence, more than 2,000 people gathered late Friday in Bratislava. +The book "So Young, So Gay," a collection of Atlantic City historical facts, tells of numerous piers built and rebuilt since 1880, mostly for entertainment purposes such as concerts. +Time will pay $70 per share for half of Warner's 200 million outstanding shares. +Many economists say the stock market crash cooled off the economy at a time when it was in danger of overheating and falling into recession. +He said the public's right to know was not at issue since federal investigators release all relevant information from crash tapes. +He said he would vote for Helms for one reason - his 18 years in office. "He's got experience, and experience is the main thing," Beck said. +But Seifert insisted that they eat indoors. +Case is Tenneco's largest division, and Tenneco intends to retain majority control of the company. Mr Mead did not rule out a second offering of Case shares. +De Klerk is expected to brief the black leaders on his recent reforms, including the Feb. 11 release of Nelson Mandela and the legalization of the ANC and other anti-apartheid groups. +Japan's decision in 1986 to drop import restrictions on foreign cigarettes has proven a windfall for B.A.T and other Western tobacco companies. +But advancing issues on the Big Board were ahead of decliners 957 to 673. +He fought in Vietnam and was decorated for bravery, but spent much of his military career in West Germany with the 8th Infantry Division. +"It's like cattle," he said. +Mr. Burton indicated that little, if any, of the damages can be recovered, suggesting that most of the money put into Technical Equities was lost in poor investments rather than stolen by the defendants. +The National Party has ruled South Africa for 41 years. +"There is no formula; anything goes. +The dollar was mixed in Europe today after falling to four-month lows on a report of unexpectedly low U.S. economic growth. +Union sources suggested that the USX agreement provides an invitation to other coal companies to negotiate similar accords. +Residents of both communities were voting Sunday and Monday, and Mestre residents outnumber Venetians 3-1. Results were to be announced after the completion of voting. +Drexel's plan also would involve raising $300 million of borrowed money for Integrated. +Pioneer Newspapers Inc. has repurchased minority interest in its stock from Sally Scripps Weston and her daughter, Marion S. Weston, heirs of the late newspaper baron James Scripps. +Residents of the Minsk region must wait years for a private phone, Lewis said. +In granting a license for a hydroelectric plant on Rock Creek in 1983, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission established minimum levels for the flow of water that must remain in the creek. +Telegraph shares slipped 3 to 365p. Suggestions that motor dealer T. Cowie may announce a lucrative deal together with today's interim figures helped the shares harden 4 1/2 to 268p. +The slump deepened in the afternoon because of the report that Japanese interest rates will rise further. +Thurman and some other senior U.S. officials to doubt the credibility of Maj. Giroldi at critical moments during the coup attempt. +The Daisy Hill hospital was already receiving the wounded when the Irish Republican Army gave its first telephone warning. +"Nonetheless, what we have heard so far leaves us cautiously optimistic," said John Bavis, chairman of the 3,600-member union. +He said corpses had been transported by garbage trucks to the area and the drivers were later shot by the police so that no witnesses whould be left. +Published reports said Monday that the rebels intend to remain in the enclaves for months after Mrs. Chamorro's inauguration. +All you need is a tuxedo or a formal gown and plenty of chutzpah. +"If they want to dance with me, I'll dance," she said. "I think this is great. +They had not. Mr Rabheru, a regular BA customer, says the airline apologised on the telephone, but his requests for a written explanation were ignored. +Gysi said both the West German Bundeswehr and the East German Volksarmee should be cut in half by 1991, thereby lending credibility to promises that a united Germany would pose no threat to European neighbors. +He had been shot four times, in the head and chest. +In a recent booklet entitled Stopping Unemployment, they argue that unemployment benefits should be limited to a maximum of 12 months, and combined with extensive counselling and retraining. +But Antigua withdrew almost immediately and was followed later by Montserrat and St. Kitts-Nevis. +That was advocated in the 1970s by such groups as the American Civil Liberties Union, but Congress rejected the proposal. +Reported cases of a rare blood disorder linked to the nutritional supplement L-tryptophan have risen to 730, federal officials said Thursday. +He said the Coopers & Lybrand study "makes a prediction that the U.S. will be No. 1 in the 21st century. +He also noted that the guaranteed timber offerings were part of the 1980 compromise with conservation groups that set aside 5.4 million acres of the forest as protected wilderness. +Let us not think that 1915 cannot happen again," he said. +Anonymous officials cited by the Post would not give details of the contents of the FBI report, except to say that it did not contain allegations of crimes or financial improprieties. +William Rouhana, Robern's chairman, said the two companies "ran into operating issues" because of the difference in their manufacturing approach. +As the eight-month-old takeover battle became increasingly bitter, preoccupying top executives and filling the rank-and-file with apprehension, Polaroid workers united passionately in opposition to Shamrock and Gold. +Many argue that they are performing a necessary service because the immigration agency is so late educating those affected by the law. +The factions will sit under a Cambodian banner but with separate plaques identifying each of the four groups. +Mr Patten called for 'calm and constructive and rational discussions'. The vehemence of Beijing's objections upset Hong Kong's stock market, which has fallen 7 per cent in the past two days. +The U.N. secretary-general is to hold separate talks with Iraq's foreign minister today. +The message got through, if not necessarily in words. +Payments to dealers could range from $100 or less for an original PC or PCjr to $1,000 for a recent-vintage AT, Lyons said. Dealers also will be reimbursed for handling and transportation costs. +Fairchild, 76, said he thought Holmes was trying to blackmail him by pressing charges against his 50-year-old son in an effort to get the elder Fairchild to pay more legal fees. +The high rate of attrition among drugs during even the late stages of development is what makes pharmaceuticals a risk business. +Content with his business achievements, Bentsen reentered politics in 1970, defeating liberal incumbent Ralph Yarborough in the primary and broadening his appeal in the general election to defeat Bush. +Timothy W. Bell, a business major, was convicted by the Honor Council on Tuesday night and put on probation until the end of the term. +The best geological prospect in North America is in Alaska's 18-million-acre Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). +In 1974, at 29, he began a political career that has yet to be tarnished by defeat at the polls. +For industrial companies, the capital costs may also qualify for capital buildings allowance. +Control of the debt could put Japonica in a strong position to get its reorganization proposal approved by creditors of the company, which sells the Sunbeam and Oster brands. +Outsiders know him mainly as an impatient and hands-on manager who spends hours poring over credit files and country reports. +Women have overtaken men enrolled in the nation's veterinary schools over the past few years and if the trend continues they are the ones who will be doing the hiring and firing in the future. +Attorneys for the company said that after the debts are paid, the company expects to have $12 million left in shareholder equity. +Officer Paul Dunbar Jr., 31, was found with a gunshot wound in his chest in front of a home, said police spokeswoman Allene Ray. No arrests were made. +A growling 125-pound Rottweiler guards one of the caves, which is inhabited by an unemployed construction worker who says he is too embarrassed to give his name. +A Lazard Freres spokesman said the employee group has been working with Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh and Centre Partners, an investment partnership affiliated with Lazard Freres, to obtain financing for the plan. +The discovery may contain reserves in the range of 100 million to 200 million oil-equivalent barrels, the oil company said. +A 0.1% calibration error can amount to a difference of several thousand barrels in tankers that carry several million barrels of oil when fully loaded. +"It's as if they're saying to you: `All the things you've done and all the things you've gotten over the years are no longer there. +Mrs. Mandela arrived by car about an hour later but remained in her vehicle and drove to her nearby office without making any statements. +But party line chatter, with two or three parties talking and several more secretly listening, was a popular rural recreation, long before electricity, television and even radio. +It is a system that brooks no public challenge. +The exchange of compliments for a performance sharply criticized by some Democrats came as Quayle addressed the Republican Governors Conference. +Williams defends his spending as proof of his independence from special interests. +"The reason is because my Indiana National Guard unit had openings before I applied, they had openings when I applied, and they had openings after I applied. +She was admitted to the Portland hospital Nov. 20, hours after she had been released from a Chicago hospital, where she was treated for what was described as a digestion problem on a flight from Maine. +We estimate he inseminated over 250 different females in his lifetime. +"I'm proud of the state's brainpower and research capability and its help in a strong military," says Gov. Dukakis. +Gottschalks said the Seattle company found another buyer for the sixth store. +John Dawson at CLYDESDALE BANK; Max Bray has resigned. +Cheney was asked about comments Monday by Secretary of State James A. Baker III that Saddam might try a "ploy" like a partial withdrawal just before the United Nations's Jan. 15 deadline to quit Kuwait. +Tele-Communications or a company it acquired held the franchise from 1973 to 1981, but when the franchise was about to run out, the city requested other bids. +Environmental groups said in advance they would likely challenge in court any action short of that. +The study reported that women who get only one or two years of school tend to have more surviving childrern rather than fewer. +Up to 40 transactions a second cross between the institutions through Link's central computer running a software package called Connex from Deluxe Data Systems of the US. 'This switch is our core business,' says Jenkins. +She and Phyllis Rosenthal, consumer affairs analyst for Equal, converted a series of recipes to braille and large type. +Citicorp of New York sent a 20-member contingent last month and NCNB Corp. of Charlotte, N.C., said last week it had submitted a formal bid to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. +The mostly black neighborhood became the backdrop for the sensational case of Carol and Charles Stuart, middle-class, white suburban professionals, in what was cast as a fatal encounter with inner-city violence. +Rules of the executive branch forbid officals from accepting anything of value from those who could be affected by the official's action. +But since Singapore's emergence 27 years ago as a fully sovereign independent nation, its leaders have anticipated and planned for future growth in a way which other countries have failed to do. Changi airport was opened in 1981. +"If people were to become really active, I'm afraid the leaders would have to strengthen their control," said a college student. +New Mexico posted the largest decrease, losing five. +Its press release proudly mentions Wolff Olins' corporate identity work for VW/Audi, Prudential, Bovis, Akzo and the Metropolitan police force in London. +It was very terrible." The next morning, at her tearful insistence, she was moved to a section for woman political prisoners. +The missing Piper Cherokee vanished in rough weather late Monday, but FBI Agent Paul Cavanagh and Trooper Joseph Moynihan were not declared missing until Friday, said Paul Fournier, a spokesman for the Maine Warden Service. +He added that the casino would "have to do $1.3 million a day (in business) just to break even. +Individuals sympathetic to the new revolutionary regime seized control of the foundation, and critics say they have quietly been funneling millions of dollars to supporters of the late ayatollah in the U.S. +But they will fuel fears that wider political concerns could take priority over Renault's commercial interests. None of this means the motor group cannot be sold. Renault still looks a more attractive candidate than AGF, the insurance group. +His optimism and spirit have won over the hospital staff. +In October, North Korea rejected South Korea's call for six-nation talks involving the two Koreas, the United States, the Soviet Union, China and Japan. +The Democratic presidential candidate's face was disfigured, horns were on his head and an arrow was drawn through it. +Provoked beyond endurance by Lt. +At that time, First Interstate reduced by $41 million the value of a package of securities it is offering for Allied, reflecting the slide in Texas real estate values and the growing problems of the state's banks. +Discussions are still at an early stage, but the intention is to implement the changes over the next three to five years. +Law enforcement officials and operators of battered women centers say blocking is essential. +He said he doubts he would do two interviews a month, even if permitted to do so. +He says Expotel's women customers also want a more discreet check-in process, so that only the guest knows the room allocated to her. Other complaints focus on the lack of facilities in rooms. +OPEC nations held oil production steady in March but remained more than a million barrels a day above their self-imposed supply cap, according to estimates. +Their advertisements in Swiss media stress that there is not even any need to change currency. +He described Macfadden's proposed foreign tabloids as a combination of the stories from the U.S. editions and other articles of local or international interest. +When the West African task force sailed into Monrovia two weeks ago Doe and Johnson agreed to an informal cease-fire. +"It is extremely labor intensive," says David Doniger, a lawyer for the Natural Resources Defense Council. +Japanese officials all say they want Japan to make a noteworthy contribution to the multinational effort. +But wages matter most. +The explosion tore off the facade of a four-story apartment building in front of which the explosives-packed car was parked. Several other buildings, including a mosque, were wrecked within a 50-yard radius. +The crowds ran for cover, the stage lights flickered and speakers crackled as water invaded the makeshift wiring. +It is expected to explore the convening of a special meeting of G7 foreign and finance ministers in Washington next month, and comes as a response to Tuesday's call from President Bill Clinton for an early consideration of the Russian situation. +The Egon Ronay Guide sponsored by Cellnet (Pounds 13.99) is the most comprehensive, thanks it would appear to close collaboration with the American Express database, but the print is small and the spine and binding inadequate. +A delegation from the United Nations Human Rights Commission is due to arrive in Havana next Friday to investigate longstanding charges against Cuba's one-party dictatorship. +A second, unidentified man was injured and taken to a local hospital for treatment. +"My wife was afraid because it had no lights and she didn't know what it was," he said through an interpreter. +Cattle futures surged on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange as continued strong cash prices defied expectations for a decline. +A coalition is also being formed to fight any effort to limit advertising deductions, although its organizers apparently want to keep a low profile. +Emerging markets, heavily marketed, have offered tempting returns. Last year the US was the worst-performing main stock market in dollar terms, but it may not look relatively nearly so bad in 1994. +The acquisition, which is expected to close in the next few weeks, comes at a good time for Ayer. +However, he said government attorneys also told him he could participate in "general policy determinations" without violating ethical standards. +The problem is getting access to the money at a reasonable interest rate without giving up too much company equity. +And a year ago, Morgan Stanley laid off more than 50 investment bankers and made several internal changes, including merging the stock and bond halves of its capital markets operation. +In an interview with Iran's official Islamic Republic News Agency, Velayati said no Iranian troops were left on Iraqi territory but Iraqi forces occupy nearly 400 square miles of Iranian land. +Nyet" when he served as foreign minister, who "once warned us that behind Mr. Gorbachev's 'nice smile' lie 'teeth of steel,'" one analyst notes. +Mr. Jay says using this format saves money on computer processing. +On the revised basis, the earlier survey would have shown a 1.9% rise. +"He's treating it like any other day," said the spokesman, who asked not to be identified because Carney is publicity-shy. +"Over the short run, I can't see that that's a dramatic impact" on the program, said Samuel Rousso, acting director of the department's Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management, which is administering the problem-ridden project. +A Coastal official said the company expects to raise about $300 million from the offering. +And I don't agree with them. +Consolidated revenue rose 2.3% last year to 30.05 billion francs from 29.36 billion in 1989. +Cezar seized the cage keys from a student trainer Wednesday, threatening the man with what turned out to be a toy gun, officials said. +The Coast Guard made the arrests Sunday after an activist from the environmental group Greenpeace chained herself to a crane on the research vessel Aloha, about a mile off the mouth of the Rogue River at Gold Beach. +A University of Texas economist, James Smith, sees the Sun Belt's manufacturing-job gains as "an acceleration of a trend that started with World War II when the nation moved where land was cheaper and there was more labor." +"They mistakenly believed that everyone has a price and that everyone is a traitor," he said the speech from the provincial town of Santiago. +As the hour struck, car horns sounded through the city, and pedestrians stopped on sidewalks, hands raised and fingers spread in the victory sign. +Traders said the market was focused on the rallies in New York and Tokyo. +"I'm convinced this had to be personally revoked by Castro _ no desk officer would do this," said Mica, a candidate for his party's nomination to fill the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Lawton Chiles. +It is questionable how many customers Bag and Safe represent. +The improbable has happened before at the plant. +In March, the IRS conceded that it had failed to credit some taxpayers for withheld taxes they had neglected to claim on their returns. +When reporters arrived at midday the weapons had been placed in front of the wreckage _ 24 Soviet-made SAM-7 missiles, one U.S.-made Redeye anti-aircraft missile, a Soviet-made 75mm recoiless rifle and 21 Soviet-manufactured 82mm mortar shells. +Landmark is based in Whitman, Mass. +Looney's death matched a string of rape-murders committed by the family. +The recent restructurings, meanwhile, will enhance this year's performance at such companies as Baldor Electric and Square D, whose fourth quarters were hurt by restructuring charges. +Curfews were imposed on all 700,000 residents of the Gaza Strip and on four West Bank towns or villages. +Turner, looking for money to reduce his debt, had announced in February that the building was for sale, and within the past few months is known to have rejected a Japanese-led syndicate's offer of $160 million. +November West Texas Intermediate closed at $13.92 a barrel, down 19 cents. +"This situation has apparently reached an unappropriate level of racial overtones. +WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal regulators voted to explore ways to make it easier for Canadian companies to sell securities in the United States and their U.S. counterparts to market them north of the border. +After all, the survival of democracy was at stake in the U.S. commitment to the defense of European and other partners. +His work was influenced by western artists, most significantly Tomi Ungerer and Gerald Scarfe. +Strike!." "You do whatever you need to do _ and you know what to do," United Auto Workers union Vice President Marc Stepp told more than 1,000 workers who marched in windy, 20-degree weather for more than two hours. +Some of the men carried shore passes as they entered the Polish-American Citizens Club in the city's Dorchester section. +The result: Bush led firmly in 21 states with 220 electoral votes _ just 50 short of the total needed to win, ABC reported Wednesday. +The company received a contract to provide engineering services to the Pacific Missile Test Center in Point Mugu, Calif. The first year of the pact is valued at $5 million but the company said the agreement's total value is $121 million. +But the succession didn't succeed. +'H'm,' said its partner Bill Hall, without looking up. +His own experience as a young teacher and with his later research into how children learn convinced him that a less structured atmosphere, not bound off by age and set curriculum, encourages children to learn better, at their own pace. +"If the dollar drops again, the rally will be over soon," one broker said, adding that a stable dollar makes further gains likely this summer. +It goes on sale next month along with two other versions, the Pontiac Trans Sport and, later, the Oldsmobile Silhouette. +So they resorted to pure badgering. +Nebraska also says its tax is imposed on dealers' "gross receipts" and that a manufacturer's rebate received after the completion of a sale doesn't affect the total amount the dealer gets for the sale. +Zurich-based Jacobs Suchard, which makes the triangular Toblerone chocolate bars, initially paid $11.78 a share for its Rowntree shares. +In the process, productivity gains come harder or even disappear and, as a consequence, labor costs climb. +Both coffees are used by roasters, Ms. Georgakis said, but there has been a tightness in supplies of the higher-quality Arabica coffee. +Pharmaceuticals shares were star performers on global markets. +The final one is the London Christmas Festival at Earls Court in early December. +Believe it or not, the problems are the same as they were 20 years ago when I attended college. +British Land lost 14 to 189p as a big line of stock went through. +The burning wreckage of a missing commuter plane with 20 people aboard was sighted in a remote valley on the island of Molokai just before dawn Sunday, a fire department official said. +The company became an independent corporation last month. +The United States gives the Contras $4.5 million a month in non-lethal aid that may also be used for resettlement. +"After Vento double-crossed us, these cases were almost impossible," said Assistant District Attorney Edward Boyar. +The issue is economically important to both countries. +It is also the latest chapter in the continuing controversy over the nation's officially preserved natural heritage. +"They are soliciting air, hotel and auto business from the same companies we put into their corporate card plan." +The No. 2 U.S. auto maker has demanded price rollbacks, and recently told the United Auto Workers union it would provide a list of all its suppliers to the union. +Traders said prices that were knocked down in previous sessions presented investors with an incentive to buy. +The officers donned riot helmets when a flag was burned. +In the 1959-1960 stock market slump, when oil prices were falling, the oil service group's loss was thrice the S&P's loss. +I'm sure he has his moments but they don't show here," Mrs. Rossi said. "He has a sense of hummor, is bright, a good conversationalist and just an all-around good guy. +THE PLAYER ran a few paces along the gravel and flicked his boule through the air in a fierce arc. +The U.S. is likely to decide this week to impose sanctions on Japanese microchip producers for violating a semiconductor trade accord. +Trading in New York also was extremely thin, and most dealers headed home by midday. +No jurors had been selected by the end of Tuesday's session, although about 25 had been questioned. +These family jewellers carry a pared-down 'Diffusion' collection of Buccellati's simpler, traditional gold earrings, rings and cufflinks. +The opposition Social Democrats called for a special parliamentary debate this week to attack what they view as creation of a "military-industrial complex" under Daimler ownership. +Regimes in the Middle East, such as Algeria and to a lesser extent Egypt, accuse Iran of aiding Islamic dissidents. +Anti-terrorist officers found a radio-cassette bomb in an alleged terrorist hideout at the end of October. +Of course, what Congress finally comes up with in the way of government spending generally bears little relationship to the fiscal proposals coming from the White House and all the budgets could wind up being exercises in futility. +"Comrades, Comrades, I ask you to be calm because this is not all so simple," President Mikhail S. Gorbachev urged the deputies as they left the Kremlin's Palace of Congresses. +"It looks like trouble after the end of the quarter," says James D. Wright, chief investment officer of Banc One Asset Management Corp. in Columbus, Ohio. +The guerrillas, who are based in Pakistan, reportedly control most of the rugged countryside. +Mr. Dyer said he has received calls from other Wall Street firms looking to get his business now that Salomon is vulnerable. +Then you tell everyone everything they want to know. +"I was trying to rock the boat as little as possible," says Josh Hill, editor of Dartmouth's internal publications, who submitted a version with minimal changes. +"For you to try to equate the efforts of any of the democracies in Western Europe with the system in the East that is collapsing under the weight of its own inefficiences and injustice, is absurd," he said. +Doctors gave Hirohito 1.3 pints of blood in two transfusions Friday, Maeda said. +On several days in October, Tokyu shares accounted for about 90% of the total turnover at some Nomura branches. +I expect to see Jim Baker up there very soon. +The Bush administration, in congressional budget negotiations, has proposed eliminating a provision that allows employees to get back their individual retirement contributions in two annual lump sums. +Lawyers for The Pittsburgh Press, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and television stations KDKA and WPXI filed motions seeking to quash the subpoenas. +Three-year government bond coupons went up from 12.52 to 13.96 per cent. +Tourism to Saudi Arabia is all but non-existent. +On Monday, the department announced a finding of discrimination against Asian Americans seeking admission to the University of California at Los Angeles graduate mathematics program. +But a remarkable transformation has taken place in recent years. +"They wanted to find somebody to blame, and they pounced on father," says his son. +Its tray liners are printed with stories about the Olympics. +The no-peace, no-war situation also leaves Iraq unable to use its only seaports _ deeply frustrating Iraqi rulers who have made renewed shipping a priority. +"And that should send a cold shiver up and down the back of every American," he added. +The case arose from an application by CNCP Telecommunications to federal regulators for permission to provide business telecommunications services to Alberta customers, through interconnection with the AGT system. +But the change caused some confusion as some Americans celebrated on both Thursdays. +The WEU is the sole European body dealing with defense issues. Its members include nine of the 12 European Community nations. Neutral Ireland, Greece and Denmark are not members. +Preoccupied with order and detail, they tend to lose sight of the broader scheme of things. Implementors. +Most of the securities are high-technology issues, including Apple Computer, Microsoft and MCI Communications. +Legislation introduced in the past by Reps. +In 1986, Adams received permission to reopen the investigation. He reinterviewed dozens of people, including the boy's grandparents and mother, who was at work when the injury occurred. +Some analysts said the market's rise today reflected a more fundamental change in sentiment toward rising prices, and the OPEC development was merely an excuse to buy. +U.S. engineers rejected a similar idea as too costly years ago; but Soviet scientists, drawing on construction techniques developed in Soviet mining, think the expenses may be exaggerated. +"As a single carrier, we're still the biggest," Mr. Wolf says, "but our employees have sort of felt we lost 'biggest and best.'" +The liberal Democratic Revolutionary Party in Michoacan and the PAN in Chihuahua and Baja California complained of irregularities in voter registration lists. +The foundation had no figures immediately available on the number of children currently receiving treatment. +The gold index fell 15 to 928. +"I asked them what kind of fee this is. +The hall he was allocated for his latest exhibition is "a metro station." +Some advocates for the elderly have expressed concern that Congress will be wary of tackling the long-term care problem after getting swamped with complaints about the catastrophic care plan. +A defendant in the Howard Beach racial assault case pleaded guilty Tuesday to riot charges shortly before a judge unsealed documents revealing another youth had admitted the same crime at a secret hearing last week. +Although as a Conservative and a self-made millionaire Heseltine favors a market economy, he believes in a closer relationship between government and business. +Officials have been considering a launch in late September or early October, with Sept. 29 listed as one internal planning date. +Consider Mr. Iacocca's blast at air bags in his best-selling autobiography, published in 1984. +The report of expected executions appeared designed to fan anti-American sentiment _ an issue that might complicate President Hashemi Rafsanjani's efforts to end Iran's decade-long isolation. +One was taken to a hospital and treated for a bruised knee, and 10 others suffered minor bruises. +One of the objectives was to encourage the production of wool in such a way as to "assure a viable domestic industry," the report said. +The receipts imposed on the partnership a corporation tax liability. The apeal was allowed. +The union had challenged the Internal Revenue Service for taxing the $35 yearly dues, or fees, the union charges non-members who sign up for the health plan. +The astronomers will study some of the hottest objects in the universe, including a supernova. +Nine months into his second term, Prime Minister Turgut Ozal stares at an unsettling economic scene: Inflation exceeds 50% a year, and a flight from the Turkish lira earlier this year is slowing his economic-liberalization program. +"Palestinians are trying in every way to keep this a non-violent resistance movement in order to positively affect Israel public opinion," he said, calling for increased Israeli-Palestinian dialogue. +For example at the school I train some doctors. +Very often when I'm writing scary stuff, I find I can't resist a little joke. +Recent history gives those involved reason for concern. +The company also is building Euro Disneyland, scheduled to open in 1992 near Paris. +Mr. Sokolow agreed to give up $120,000 in profits. +Joy Adcock, president, says an interior designer "would of course consult an architect" if a situation arose that was beyond his or her competence. +An air-piracy warrant was issued Tuesday for Felix Sanchez Rodriguez, who is being held in the Turks and Caicos Islands, the FBI said. +A nursing home fire caused by a smoker who fell asleep killed him and another elderly man early today and forced rescuers to rush bedridden residents through smoke-filled halls on stretchers. +Still, his party, which claims 1.5 million members, has been locked out of Christian Democrat-dominated governments since 1947. +And the Turkish military could again intervene if the generals get fed up with squabbling politicians. +After 10 years of impressive avantgarde events in theater and music, the PepsiCo Summerfare festival is going out with a bang. +The bill was part of a larger measure authorizing benefits for some 2.7 million veterans. +Charging that Japan had "failed to live up to all its commitments," she declared that U.S. officials now will consider how to penalize Japanese companies through higher import duties or other restrictions, Washington reports said. +We're making a fortune," said a delighted employee at a Johannesburg car rental firm. +"When the boat was on the way the operation was canceled and the weapons were then stuck in Antigua," said Klein, a reserve army colonel who heads the Hod Hahanit private security firm in Israel. +Mr. Buchsbaum then resigned as chairman. +"Public disaffection was so high and the government's credibility so low," says one diplomat in Seoul, "that they had to do something fairly dramatic if they were going to save the situation at all." +The pilots union hasn't responded to calls seeking comment on the request for mediation. +They followed about 75 protesters who ended a 48-hour hunger strike there in the morning, and more than 1,000 schoolchildren who completed a 36-hour fast Monday night at the Rangoon General Hospital compound. +Decisions reached at the conference were expected to be announced Sunday. +Above $20 a barrel of oil, substitutes emerge. +Touche's talent and other new faces recruited this year should make a difference. +Eastern, which has been operating under bankruptcy-court protection since March 1989, was a unit of Texas Air Corp. until a federal bankruptcy judge gave control of the carrier to a court-appointed trustee last month. +Other programs expected to be cut include the Air Force's B-2 stealth bomber and the army's next generation of tanks and armored vehicles. +In a case in New York, a request by a grandmother to buy a piano for her orphaned granddaughter was denied. +The premier called on voters to avoid returning to the turbulent decade that ended in a 1980 military takeover, which was accompanied by an economic crisis and political violence. +The EC calculates that so far the world has pledged or extended about $80 billion in financial, humanitarian and technical aid. +Si usted usa un condoon debe seguir las siguientes recomendaciones: (1) Use condones hechos de latex, ya que el latex sirve como una barrera para el virus. +"I believe the answer will be in the affirmative," said Dole. "We need to do it." Democratic leaders of the House and Senate, meantime, were meeting with rank-and-file members to gauge their feelings about budget bargaining in an election year. +That ruled out a launch attempt any earlier than Thursday or Friday. +Syria first intervened militarily in Lebanon in June 1976 and now has 40,000 troops there under an Arab League peacekeeping mandate. +Outstanding difficulties however include: _ East German objections to a requirement to phase out minimum currency exchange requirements for foreign visitors. +Turned over to NCNB Corp. the suburban Atlanta Snapfinger Woods Industrial Park. +He said plaintiffs in the suit are T. Rowe Price, Caywood Christian Capital Management, Home Insurance Co. and Trust Co. of the West. +The breakdown of the code of silence by mobsters faced with prosecution, forfeiture of assets and incarceration. +"I have no interest in it _ might very well turn it down, indeed, and probably would," he said once. +The Interior Ministry is taking several steps to reverse the violent trend, such as allowing inmates to use 10 percent of their pay to buy food in prison shops and increasing the number of visits by relatives. +The investigators have questioned the suspects about their involvement and questioned defense officials on licensing regulations. +Iranian leaders denied involvement and accused Saudi authorities of trying to discredit them. +A total of 126 banks have failed nationwide this year. +For 1990, the company had a loss of $3.2 million, or 50 cents a share. +The June contract, which expires today, closed in line with three-month money at 94.06. The three-month cash rate ended 1/16 softer at 5 7/8 per cent, following the swift despatch of a Pounds 1bn shortage in the discount market. +State media blamed foreign provocateurs, saying they came posing as tourists. +But when he was growing up in New Jersey, an English teacher convinced him he could do better than earn $18,000 a year, so he followed his older brothers to Wall Street. +The private sector accounted for 46 per cent of imports. +The company declined to comment on the possibility of bringing a suit, saying too much remains unknown about the incident. +In the absence of an agreement, it is unclear what will happen in Panama on Sept. 1, the date when an "elected president" is due to take office. +In affluent Naples, Barnett built a tiny branch in Moorings Park, a private life-care facility. +Loans to private companies carry a maximum risk-weighting of 100%. +For the Reagan administration, Mr. Brock's departure may be only one in a series of high-level departures over the next year, as the end of the term draws closer and the presidential campaign season heats up. +Lemons is the seventh, and highest ranking, former Vernon official either to plead guilty to or be convicted of crimes stemming from their actions at the thrift, which was seized by federal regulators in 1987 in a then-record bailout. +Macy had no comment on the consolidation, but other sources said it would come as no surprise. +They prevailed in Congress over hisopposition to toughening the Voting Rights Act and in court over his unprecedented effort to give tax exemptions to racially discriminatory private schools. +"Our disk allows people to ask questions at their leisure without all the sales pressure of a dealer showroom," says Patrick Harrison, a Buick marketing manager. +The dollar rose, boosted by Federal Reserve intervention. +But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials, coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies. +This financier insists that the new breed of buyers go through "very prudent economic models with all the what-ifs." +Small was 24 in 1914, when the first ship sailed through. +Violence broke out in the Arab village of Taibe in northern Israel, where residents set tires ablaze and hurled firebombs and stones to protest the demolition Monday of 15 illegally built houses. +But he stressed that talks - to be based on the document - would not wait for its decision. +He chose 16 subjects, some for their historical or cultural significance. +He was not a Christian. +Interim Prime Minister Petre Roman said in an interview for U.S. television that he too wanted Iliescu, a former Communist official who fell out with Ceausescu, to run for president. +She subsequently reimbursed Hollywood Park for $13,850.86 to cover a generator that the company had installed in her house last year. +For example, in 1984, spending was 4.4% more of GNP than intended, and the budget deficit was 4.5% of GNP. +Mr. Bush's problem isn't so much that he seems to be agonizing over the issue as it is that he seems to vacillate on it. +As far north as the northern end of the San Joaquin Valley, Redding, Calif., hit 105 degrees by noon. +But a check with the sofa bed dealer confirms that Mr. Ashton had no choice in paying English VAT: "Shops of our size have to charge the VAT. +"I do not believe the present reduction in interest rates is real because I don't believe the administration is determined to reduce the deficits. +Factory construction rose 5.7 percent and now stands 21 percent higher than it was a year ago. +Excerpts from the statement issued by Volkswagen: the investigation relates to documents which were not at the disposal of Volkswagen AG. 2. Volkswagen AG cannot comment on details of the press release issued by the Darmstadt Public Prosecutor's Office. +Those rates were down from last week's auction when they were 3.83% and 3.87%, respectively. +But each supplier will need to know how much power to put into the system to meet customer needs. Electricity is already being sold in 30-minute lots to big industrial customers. +Though 37m people - one-third of them children - are uninsured, healthcare consumes a fast-growing 14.4 per cent of the country's GDP, far more than in other rich nations. +On hand for Tuesday night's screening of "The Squaw Man" was Betty Lasky, daughter of Hollywood pioneer Jesse L. Lasky. +Somebody's got to come up with something to replace peanuts." Brian Stewartson, sales manager for Ranpak Corp. of Willoughby, Ohio, claims his company already has. +"This is because a corporation that takes a conservative approach knows that all things being equal, a rival with liberal accounting will show higher earnings, and therefore sell at a higher stock price." +A 20-month-old drowned in Donnels Creek near Dayton, the sheriff's department said. +"What is happening today in Eastern Europe is an earthquake, an enormous revolution that comes from within the people," he said in an interview with Israel radio. +"If he (Ortega) says it's so, then I'm nobody to deny it," said Orlando Mogollon, banking services director at the Central Bank. +This really happened. Post-communist Russia is perhaps the only place where voters who wish to vote for fascists choose instead to vote communist because the fascist leader is Jewish. +Friday's launch, announced Wednesday, is three days later than planned. +Fertility and Genetics Research Inc. selected BABY; National Reference Publishing Inc. has ZIPP; and Cooper LaserSonics Inc., ZAPS. +There is, finally, a view that the breed is about as fast as it's gonna get. +Karibu has retained Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. as its financial adviser in the offer. +The dollar also gained against the British pound, which lost its two cent gain of Tuesday, dropping back to $1.8065 from $1.8270. +Much of the debt was later refinanced by General Electric Credit, which wound up with 26% of Tiffany's common before the May sale. +A report released Thursday showed that nearly 40 percent of streams in the lower 48 states had below-normal flow during October. +The plan also calls for holders of Interco's 13 3/4% senior subordinated debentures due in 2000 to receive stock plus new 8.72% debentures and warrants to buy Interco shares for $2 each. +"I'm struggling mightily with this issue, and I know others are struggling too," he said. +A Citizens Charter would go further and fire a warning shot across the bows of complacent bureaucracies: Shape up or your responsibilities will be formally transferred to private entities. +The 10 women who have accumulated the most points in preliminary competitions and interviews with the judges will compete to succeed Miss America 1988 Kaye Lani Rae Rafko. +Stewart said there have been "less hostilities and less activities at sea than would probably have been the case before" the foreign navies sent forces to the gulf. +Also, notes Anguilla, there's a factor toymakers call "play value" _ what laymen call "fun." The old-style games often had plots as simple as eradicating space bugs flitting around the screen. +That quake, the most deadly natural disaster ever recorded in the Western Hemisphere, registered 7.7 on the Richter scale. +McKnight and Edwin Cohen, president of Barr Laboratories, one of the nation's largest generic drug makers, recounted a number of instances in which they claimed their approval requests were mishandled by the agency. +The 1992 result contrasts with a SKr218m profit in 1991 and follows a drop in operating revenue to SKr11.87bn from SKr13.76bn. +Police and Secret Service agents arrested Rode, who did not resist and was not carrying a weapon, police said. +A spokesman for Ashland said the company tested workers at the two plants and determined that none had been harmed. +But they have also made it expensive and scarce. +Monday's weaker dollar and higher energy markets helped boost to the inflation-sensitive precious metals but there was more to the buying, Levine said. +The wounding of the boy was the second such attack in mostly Arab east Jerusalem in three days. +"Traveling to Potsdam, most of us drove through check-points in the Berlin Wall and saw armed guards at the ready. +Boutiques and department stores offer the latest in high style and casual wear from the fashion centers of Europe and North America. +He promised, like Attorney General Dick Thornburgh had already done, to closely monitor the impact of the decisions on court cases to determine if legislation is needed to overturn the rulings. +Those overtures led to a purchase bid by Rorer Group Inc. +Immunex said it plans to launch human clinical trials of the IL-1 receptor in 1991, with an eye toward developing the agent as a treatment for transplant rejection, graft-versus-host disease, and auto-immune diseases such as arthritis. +The year-earlier third-quarter earnings amounted to $4.1 million. +Al-Sabah gave only sketchy details of the resistance and of the situation on the ground, but he said there were numerous casualties. +Pirelli's new laser light pulse generator is able to fire bursts of light 10,000 times shorter than current systems, allowing more signals to be packed into a single line. Pirelli: Italy, 2 85351. +In 1980 he joined Jardine Davies as assistant treasurer and was transferred a year later to the group's head office in Hong Kong before moving to be chief investment officer of Philippine American Life Insurance, part of AIG, the US insurance giant. +SHORT INTEREST on the New York Stock Exchange for First Pennsylvania Corp. in the month ended Jan. 15 was 2,794,276 shares. +Gov. Cecil Andrus said he acted because the department failed to open the New Mexico dump as promised. +Mr. Torell indicated that he doesn't have any immediate job plans. +Stone collaborated on the script. +A special program to retrain Russian teachers may provide 2,000 more teachers of English in three years, she said, but the desirable staffing level may not be reached for 15 years. +Often used in candy and shredded coconut. +As is usually the case with those who have debt worries, Time Warner's decision to part with some of its most valuable jewels is a sign of weakness rather than strength. +It's really scary," said Billy Marr, head of the Tuolumne County Water System, in the Sierra Nevada, which is considering rationing. +President Bush had said his presence was contingent on the conventional weapons treaty being ready for signing. +He received an "unqualified" rating from the American Academy of Diplomacy, a respected body which evaluates ambassadorial nominees. +David Hanna, a consultant in Menlo Park, Calif., is confident the company will announce this month a PC based on Intel Corp.'s extremely powerful 80386 chip. +One in four of the institutions in that part of the nation had losses, largely because of exceptionally high loan losses. +Reviving traditions as old as Arab history, two renowned Arab poets have brandished virulent words against Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's military stab into Kuwait. +French President Francois Mitterrand said in order to maintain peace, the world must cooperate to enforce international law. +It produces symptoms similar to pneumonia and often caused by bacteria from water-cooled air conditioning units. +Iraq shipped them there to discourage an attack. +Federal-Mogul said it expects earnings for the second quarter to be a record for any quarter on an operating basis, topping the previous record of $14.4 million, or $1.07 a share, set in the second quarter of 1984. +Despite such moves, the financial health of states and localities generally seems to be deteriorating, which also suggests higher taxes ahead. +However, their stranglehold on buying will probably stifle the staff in the longer term or may simply be subverted. +The level of pension contributions needed from the company could vary wildly from year to year, making the company's earnings performance choppier. +Tours were canceled Saturday and only a skeleton staff of aides and attendants were allowed to come to work. +A Dinner Bell spokesman said the proposals are being studied by a special committee of directors. +"We are quite pleased with this decision and I see it as a springboard for making other transit systems which have buses accessible to the mobility impaired, so they can be mainstreamed into American life and society," Fornari said. +But the rest of the production has been so good that the statue scene is less a dramatic climax than a fitting end. +"We're going to win this area," she declared. +The other unions followed suit. +Its publication comes in the wake of February's sharp break in the global securities markets, and the negative reaction of markets this week to Monday's further quarter-point increase in short-term interest rates by the US Federal Reserve. +A spokesman for Revlon at its New York headquarters said the shutdown would not cause any shortage of its products on store shelves. +"The million-dollar gifts were the ones that eroded." +"Election procedures in the United States make voting cumbersome," the General Accounting Office tells Congress. +Earlier this week, Prime Minister John Major voiced his concern in Parliament about the British lending controversy. And on Tuesday, Chancellor of the Exchequer Norman Lamont summoned Britain's top bankers to individual meetings to discuss the issue. +Concessionary bargaining became a way of life in the 1980s and givebacks weakened the Teamsters' image. +Negotiations between NATO and Warsaw Pact nations on manpower cuts in Central Europe concluded on Thursday after more than 15 years of inconclusive bickering. +They continued, and we asked the Panamanian government for permission to use disabling fire. +Cicippio served in the Army in the early 1950s and, when he left Norristown, was assistant vice president in charge of an American Bank branch. +I was petrified." Four other defendants _ Bakker, top PTL deputy Richard Dortch, Bakker aide David Taggart and his brother and PTL decorator James Taggart _ are in prison. +Mr. Ross didn't address the rumors himself. +It would scrap the cumbersome structure that divides Siemens into seven autonomous operating groups and replace it with a flatter organization with significantly more operating groups. +Only one of eight Dallas savings and loans branches contacted Friday reported a withdrawal, although the majority declined to comment. +Inside the company the building is nicknamed the "Taj Mahal." +Severe setbacks in the July elections could endanger Takeshita's chances next October to win another two-year term as party president and prime minister. +He loved to tease his law clerks year after year by asking them what was the most important principle of constitutional law. +Ford said its cars and trucks sold at a pace 9.5 percent slower in late December than during the same period in 1988. +As he continues painting, he talks openly of his personal battle. +The company took a $78 million restructuring charge and had a higher tax rate in the year-ago fourth quarter. +Wanna hear a better one? +Ford has invested about $2.75 billion in Mexico over the past decade. +At 3 o'clock on the morning after the election, as the ballots poured in, he learned what his people really thought of his dictatorship. +The military command reported no Israeli casualties in the attempted infiltration. +He appealed to teachers "to weigh loyalty to union against loyalty to students." The teachers, who receive pay from both the school system and the state, have already received a 7 percent wage increase from the state this year. +The partial conversion follows orders to Leningrad's shipbuilding industry to produce machines for cafes, pizzerias and snack bars, as well as equipment for sausage and dumpling making, Tass said. +"Their only role in Bay Financial was as representatives of Country & New Town, and as they are no longer involved with Country & New Town there's no reason for them to be involved with Bay Financial," a Bay Financial spokesman said. +But it has com to the point where we are taking seriously only decisions, not declarations," said one Foreign Ministry official. +Meanwhile, Eric G. Johnson, 37, son of the couple, was named chief executive officer. +NEC simply would transform its existing 15% stake in Bull's U.S. unit, Bull HN Information Systems Inc., into about 5% of the French parent company. +The first deals with Soviet Russia's internal problems and the need for a fresh "revolution." +Administration officials say Iranian support for terrorism has abated since the Beirut bombing, noting that Iranian officials interceded in June 1985 to help free four American hostages from a hijacked TWA jetliner. +A White House spokesman said a decision to pay compensation to relatives of the 290 victims of the missile attack may come prior to the conclusion of an official inquiry into the Persian Gulf accident. +The leadership's demand for an emergency declaration also has a political basis. +The vigorous Israeli press is quick to smoke out a proposal or to speculate about U.S. diplomacy. +For the past 12 months, Alger Small Capital Fund was first. +Depositor Ivan Calderwood started saving at the bank when he was a stonecutter earning $2.50 a day. +Japan plans to make a final decision on the case in February 1995. Reuter, Tokyo Orders received by Japan's 50 main construction companies in September fell 7 per cent from a year earlier, the first drop in three months, the Construction Ministry said. +Altogether, up to one-third of all clerical and control operations are likely to be found unneeded, because they either never served a purpose or because they have outlived it. +In some countries, there will be reverses such as that which almost overtook Venezuela. +They speak of today, but not of tomorrow,' says Ms Leighton. +Issues most damaged over the past week have been biotechnology and retail stocks, some that had more than doubled in price before the market slide. +Sagasco was flat at ADollars 2.75. TAIWAN finished lower in volatile trading after heavy profit-taking emerged in the late morning. +The partnership was 37.5%-owned by Galveston-Houston, 36.5%-owned by New Orleans-based Newpark Resources Inc., and 26%-owned by New York-based NL Industries Inc. +A dividend of about 19p is forecast. COMMENT Supply profits depend more on formulae set at privatisation than management acumen - give or take a little clever cost allocation. +Of course, you could sell your stock now, reaping the profit, but you would thus miss out on further price appreciation in the stock, while choosing the LEAPS instead would let you participate. +Also, it isn't too exposed in real estate. +Last month he backed his judgment, putting a further Pounds 750,000 of his own money into the merger. +At the moment, Farmers' objections "seem to boil down to price," said Jonathan Lawlor, an analyst at Kleinwort Grieveson Securities Ltd., a London brokerage. +Sunday's low for the Lower 48 states was 37 degrees in Laramie, Wyo., and West Yellowstone, Mont. +Furthermore, the accountants stated, there were 'uncertainties' as to the value of some intangible and tangible properties. Mr Robert Fox, Richmond's chairman, said the group's future depended on the sale of its coal bed methane interests. +For children over age 15, Dr. Palumbo says, programs could be more explicit about what causes AIDS. +A Telefonica official said the company is also negotiating a possible contract to supply equipment for public call-boxes in Moscow. +Because the city doesn't have enough private rooms in its 29 shelters, most get emergency housing in a network of 55 hotels, some filled with welfare recipients while others are shared with tourists. +The worst is past, and the world looks much brighter than it did a year ago. +The rally was the first in which such strident calls for a new leadership were heard. +Also on tap for the fall in syndication is another "reality-based" show, "Family Medical Center" from Lorimar. +McDonald's Corp. used a hologram for a 1988 ad that appeared on the back cover of National Geographic, which also had a hologram on the front cover. +All capital gains are tax-free but income is taxable. +The government refused to strike a clause authorizing it to appoint nine senators, but it accepted an increase in the total senate membership to 48, up from 36, thus reducing the voting power of the non-elected bloc. +Recently, Wendy's International Inc. said it was planning to switch to Coca-Cola at its 1,100 company-owned restaurants when its agreement with Pepsi-Cola expires at the end of the year. +Mr. Nehring testified that Sky High placed the highest bid among 100 companies approached about buying Edgington. +"Some companies now staff for the bottom of a business cycle, rather than the top," says Mr. Crandall. +The chairman will be Henri Starck, executive vice president of Thomson's Thomson-CSF unit. +Perez, a fervent supporter of Ronald Reagan and Oliver North, who has endorsed his candidacy, insists he can win, while former North Miami Mayor John Stembridge and insurance broker David Fleischer are GOP longshots. +Mrs. Railey's parents filed a civil lawsuit accusing their son-in-law in the attack. +It was printed in the programme book for a London gala in Nureyev's memory in March this year. +The drug addiction of a significant fraction of the U.S. is a serious health and social problem. +1994 1.4 -2.2 2.8 3.7 132.4 2nd qtr. +The filmmaker was banned from making feature films for eight years as punishment. +The Salinas administration is trying to encourage foreign investments by cutting red tape and opening up new sectors of the economy. +Gilligan and Lottor were expected to surrender voluntarily. Poulsen, who called federal authorities but manipulated the computer so the call couldn't be traced, remained at large. +Turkish-American relations are already soaring, which could imply a shift away from the traditional tilt toward Greece in foreign aid. +Hence the annual exercise known on Wall Street as "tax selling," in which investors juggle their portfolios to minimize the amounts they will owe the government. +Korir then placed the lungs in Jane's mouth, on pretext that he was chasing away the demons." The pastor and his followers then left the girl and continued to pray for her nearby. +But negotiators have been bogged down for six weeks over priorities within the domestic budget. +"The knife was used to peel the insulation off cables so the astronauts could splice them," Mr. Hartsfield says. +His draping provides la difference. +Under its buy-back offer, a holder can take $10 a share for the first 100 shares tendered and get a 10-year clubhouse pass to Wonderland. +Dealer spreads on perpetuals have widened even more: to a full percentage point this week from 0.25 point in December. +Alois Stacher, the doctor in charge of the capital's health department, today announced eight "emergency measures" to try to relieve the overworked doctors, nurses and other personnel at Vienna's hospitals. +None of the company employees who were evacuated have returned to Beijing and it is unclear if they will, he said. +Christian Christensen, a former Norwegian intelligence officer, wrote many books about the groups, as recently as this autumn. +He just said, `I don't know."' A federal appeals court refused to grant a stay of execution before the parole board suspended the sentence. +"People chop them up, bones and all, into hamburger patties," laments Merlin D. Tuttle, founder of Bat Conservation International. +Red lobsters once adorned Maine license plates. +The minister said inspection teams have begun taking samples from tanker trucks at major U.S.-Canada border crossings and that no contaminants have been found in 12 samples analyzed so far. +Under Friday's settlement, it was agreed that Warner's interest in BHC would be distributed to Warner stockholders as part of the package of cash and securities comprising the second part of Time's tender offer for Warner. +English politicians apparently strike a kindly, avuncular chord in the heart of Graf Otto Lambsdorff, chairman of Germany's liberal free democrats. +Results have been more promising when the balloon procedure is used to relieve narrowing of the mitral valve, which controls the flow of blood into the left ventricle, the heart's main pumping chamber. +Greyhound attorneys said they filed in Brownsville because its Eagle Bus Manufacturing Inc. subsidiary is based in the South Texas city. +He did, however, put in special structural braces to protect his house against lateral shaking in a quake. +The market had sold dollars in anticipation of a modest 1.5% gain in orders, he said. +Venezuela owes international banks and lenders $33 billion _ fourth largest in Latin America after Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. +Daniels will be presiding this week over the annual meeting of the National Conference of State Legislatures, where the federal budget will be a major topic for 2,000 state lawmakers. +Following is a brief chronology of events in Lithuania: 1795-1915 _ Lithuania is part of Czarist Russia. +You can't tell the judge, `This guy is invading my corner.' +Mendis said he feared persecution or death if he returned to Sri Lanka, which is wracked by ethnic violence between guerrillas of the majority Sinhalese and the minority Tamils. +Humberto Ortega, the defense minister and brother of outgoing President Daniel Ortega, and Interior Minister Tomas Borge, who is in charge of the ruling Sandinistas' security police. +'If we are going to build world-class products here I want to be able to get the products to customers on time,' he says. +Sales edged up to $24.3 million from $24 million. +The trade surplus with the United States grew 0.3 percent to $3.634 billion from $3.622 billion a year earlier. +Since this is almost certainly the only tax bill with a chance of becoming law this year, the Ways and Means Committee used it to carry dozens of substantive tax changes. +She said the agency is considering whether to appeal the ruling, to beef up its analysis to satisfy shortcomings cited by the appeals court or to revamp its regulation. +Many economists said the report indicated that growth in consumer demand has slowed. +"I can't imagine the Reagan administration granting meaningful debt relief to the poorest of the poor countries," she said. +"I've been working on the base for 19 years, and look at the way I live, " says Mr. Concepcion, a production planner at the ship-repair yard. +The United States and Soviet Union today signed an extension of their long-term grain agreement, providing for the Soviets to purchase more than 20 million tons of grain and soybeans. +But Murphy asked for a recess after hearing the terms of Wearnes' bid, which included $46.5 million in cash, plus about $4.5 million in accounts receivable and cash in the two Far East subsidiaries. +The case is retried. +Two other businesses also were destroyed. +Parts of Nebraska were among the hardest hit by storms in the central and southern Plains Friday night and early today. +The stock closed at 30 7/8, down 1/4, on volume of more than 13 million shares. +This tragic accident occurred against a backdrop of repeated, unjustified, unprovoked, and unlawful Iranian attacks against U.S. merchant shipping and armed forces, beginning with the mine attack on the USS Bridgeton in July 1987. +To the Sandinistas, steeped in the alien jargon of Marxist-Leninist ideology, the Miskitos and other Indians of East Nicaragua are a people without either a culture or a history. +A surge in private sector credit growth, which helped keep the September growth rate at 7 per cent was 'only temporary', according to Mr Tietmeyer. Inflation was also clearly easing, he said. +More than 550 candidates and 15 political parties are vying for seats in the 80-member lower house of parliament. In spite of what many observers have described as a lacklustre campaign, the turnout is expected to be high. +Partners with Wimpey on the project are David Ash Partnership as architect, Tweeds as quantity surveyor and consulting engineer, Cundall Johnston and Partners. +Cristiani heads the rightist Republican Nationalist Alliance, or Arena. +General Electric Capital launched a Dollars 150m four-year deal, lead-managed by ScotiaMcLeod. The 6 1/2 per cent bonds were re-offered to investors at a fixed price of 99.55, for a yield of 6.63 per cent. +Its new stores, costing about Pounds 15m, are achieving a return on investment of 30 per cent. The 322-store Safeway chain accounts for about three-quarters of the group's turnover of Pounds 5.04bn. +Wayne Hintz said he eventually quit his job of trying to "crisis manage" LaRouche's fast-growing debt in 1986. +Beyond dependability and performance, a renewed emphasis on disposition and grooming seems to be what customers want. Note the Nordstrom and Disney differences in appealing to the public. +The standard "textbook" description of the way in which a tax cut would stimulate the economy includes a rise of interest rates. +The president has called for a referendum to decide whether to allow private ownership of land. +The two people most responsible for the failure of the bill are President Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary. +Singing has always been Hovie Lister's stock in trade, but the gospel artist likes politics enough to spend his winter days opening doors for Georgia senators. +If you take that clause away no matter if you have democracy here or not it will not work.' Mr Woo also has an unsentimental view of Hong Kong's future. +Typically, they are so blinded by greed that they are easy marks for a salesman with a slick yarn. +Other communicable hazards include malaria, hepatitis and typhoid fever. +Co-Steel Inc., a Canadian steel company, said it holds a 5.3% stake in Texas Industries Inc.'s eight million common shares outstanding. +In its unemployment report, the prime minister's office said the jobless rate rose to a seasonally adjusted 3% of the labor force in April from 2.9% in March. +The bid is contingent on a majority of the Kenner shares outstanding being tendered, and on financing, New World said. +Toussaint was born a slave in Haiti in 1766 and moved to New York with his owner's family in 1787. +Toys "R" Us plans to open about 55 new stores in the U.S. and abroad this year. +Its computer group is reportedly working on its own portable CD-based machine called the Bookman. +"People who live in Holmby Hills, Calabasas said they'd much rather go to Irwindale than Inglewood," Mr. Hermosillo insists, citing the city's low crime and traffic. +The Alternative List won 17 seats and the far-right Republican Party stunned many West Germans by winning 11 seats. +Administration officials sought to reassure friends of Israel on Capitol Hill Thursday as a senator introduced a resolution to disallow most of a $7.5 billion package of new weapons for Saudi Arabia. +A cold front brought rainshowers to the Northwest, with heavy rain along the Washington and Oregon coast. +Some building materials suppliers, for example, have already pushed through modest price increases. For some capital intensive industries, production capacity has already become an important issue. +Sarney 58, became president in 1985 after President-elect Tancredo Neves died before taking office. +It has charged U.S. and South Korean companies are doing that. +Community leaders in this racially tense city are bracing for the trial of a police officer in the shooting death of a black motorcyclist that touched off riots in January. +Mr. Walsh was determined to get someone from the State Department, so he got what he wanted. +The heads of state meet Monday through Wednesday for their 26th conference. +A 70-man British army signals unit also flew to Namibia to provide communications for the multinational force. +A SENATE committee claimed yesterday the drug industry had broken its promise to restrain price increases voluntarily. +Of that rate, 0.9% was caused by higher taxes on energy, alcohol and tobacco. +Brockway Police Chief Clarence Bish said officials ordered the evacuation as a precaution because a dike holding back Toby Creek has been temporarily lowered from 16 feet to 14 feet for the construction of a bridge. +For this reason the city IS the council," Marshall wrote. +The princess was buried, as she wished, beside her husband and an infant son on a hillside in the royal burial grounds east of Seoul, surrounded by the rice paddies and trees of her adopted land. +But the improved conditions also led to increased expectations by the Tibetan people. +Quebecor and Mirror Group jointly control Donohue Inc., a Quebec City-based pulp and paper concern. +Mr. Greenspan didn't specifically mention Mr. Bush's strategy. +Other large holders of Class B shares, according to last year's proxy statement, include outside director Richard A. Manoogian and Mr. Fink. +The expansion of the one-price program will coincide with Ford's introduction of the 1993 Escorts in May. It isn't clear whether the new models will have the same $9,999 price as the current Escorts. +A bakery has recalled from stores near elementary schools fortune cookies that contain pictures of women whose bikinis can be scratched off, the head of a children's association said Friday. +On days he doesn't feel so well, he smokes a couple of Camel cigarettes, drinks black coffee and takes two Tylenols. +Elsewhere highs will be in the 50s and 60s. +Even now, Montreal contains more statues and things named after Queen Victoria than any other city on the planet. +Soprano Ilona Tokody of Szeged, Hungary, also made her Met debut Friday, as Nedda in "Pagliacci." +Wearing a surgical mask because of tuberculosis, Tabor found a sheriff's officer and apparently followed the deputy because he was unsure of what he was supposed to do, officials said. +He said this time it should work out because he hired a company veteran for the job. +The above figure does not include Tibetans who have been arrested since the March 5 pro-independence demonstration in Lhasa. +However, he adds, U.S. and European oil refineries might use slightly more platinum if Kuwait loses refining capacity in the war. +It said Iraq expelled three British diplomats in retaliation. +A cheerful woman with dark, expressive eyes, Mrs. Ito takes from her closet a box filled with mementos as she talks about those times. +The deadline for all cars to meet new emissions standards for hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides was pushed back from 1994 models to 1995 models. +It's a perfect example, an important masterpiece." The art deco district's buildings are painted pastel colors and sport geometric designs, its sidewalks are painted pink and it's often featured on NBC's "Miami Vice" television show. +A piece on the crime bill, for instance, would probably include a detailed history of its struggle through Congress. +His problem is that the appearance belies that fact. +It ascribed the incident to the spirit of Polisario's desert patrols, who it said were "daily attacked by Moroccan aircraft." There was no immediate reaction to the statement from Moroccan authorities. +Bush made his comments to Republican governors at a meeting during which they celebrated his election victory two weeks ago. Later he flew to Houston for a get-acquainted meeting with Mexican President-elect Carlos Salinas de Gortari. +To some extent, they have even led the revelry. +But Brennan said the court, by upholding the Ohio law, is sacrificing individual rights in its zeal to crack down on child pornography. +Also included were workers on the trucking lines American Freight acquired last October from Smith Transfer Corp. of Staunton, Va., Hughes said. +The case drew international attention when Kimball decided to compete for a place on the 1988 Olympic diving team less than a month after the crash. +'That does not come into (my task). +Succeeding Mr. McGoldrick as president of Northern is Ray Mehra, 45, president of Allegheny International's Hanson Scale Co. Mr. Mehra will be acting president of Hanson until a successor is named, the company said. +Mr. Palmer suggests that the sins of President Carter in dealing with Iran, as claimed by Mr. Bani-Sadr, far outweigh those of candidate Reagan and therefore the Democrats (not the citizenry) should drop the whole subject. +One reason is that "we're not seeing the demand pressures in the summer that we used to," says Tom Burns, manager of economics for Chevron Corp. +What's the best thing about a political convention? +"The relationship between the parties is very strained," Cheney said, noting that verbal exchanges were reaching new highs in bitterness. +"We know they do vote, so we need to get them back in the party." +"I feel so many emotions, so much liberty," said a beaming young woman as she disembarked. +Beyond this figure, land taken out of production, or 'set aside' under CAP, would have to exceed the 15 per cent currently agreed. +In January, the Beaverton, Ore., toy maker disclosed talks concerning its possible takeover by a third party who proposed a friendly transaction. +The explosion occurred at about 3:10 a.m. at the Bethesda home of Vera Machado, said Geehreng. +Some of the foreigners have been moved to key installations to act as human shields against an attack from the United States or other foreign forces. +The Doctor Criminale of the title is a feted east European polymath who jets around the international conference circuit leaving a trail of abandoned wives and lovers besides, it transpires, a good deal more than dirty bed-linen. +THE PEOPLE _ Most of the 38 million people are Burmans. Important minorities include Chinese, Indians, Karens, Shans, Chins and Kachins. +The new restriction required emigrants to obtain their Israeli visas by Monday. +The five people were taken to a guerrilla encampment on Monday, the group said Wednesday in broadcast interviews. +"I don't see why it couldn't happen in Paris, London or Milan," he said. +`What we're seeing here is a breakdown in the system, all the way from the investment managers to the Legislature and everybody in between," says Wint Winter Jr., a state senator who heads the Legislature's investigation into KPERS. +The Community also is taking steps to improve ties with Romania. +That affects only Mr. Murdoch, who on Saturday arranged a forced sale of the Post. +I deeply believe it." When pressed about his assessments of a Communist Party plenum this week, Walesa would make only general comments. +Once an additional 150,000 support personnel are taken into account, Bush's cutback would affect about 10 percent of the U.S. military force in Europe. +Market analysts cautioned against comparing full-year 1991 results with 1990 figures, as 1990 proved to be an unusually successful year for currency-trading operations. +The official People's Daily party newspaper Thursday quoted Beijing and Sichuan authorities as denying the story of French reporter Eric Meyer of Les Dernieres Nouvelles d'Alsace. +Andrew Etherington, head of the Barclays international private banking operations, said the Marine Midland line is a "nice fit" with Barclays, which opened a private banking unit to service the same territory three years ago. +Judge Cummings also placed the jurors under a gag order, which has been challenged by lawyers for the Dallas Morning News. +Anthropologists were able to identify more than 130 individuals, the most ever found at a prehistoric site in Nevada, officials said. +Jean Duceppe, an actor and crusading Quebec separatist, has died after a long illness. +But Korean companies themselves are beginning to discover Mexico as an investment target, prompted in large part by the prospect of the North American Free Trade Agreement as well as cheaper labor. +The policy to be adopted will be announced in due course. +The victim's name was withheld pending notification of kin. +MCI spent $6 billion over eight years to build its long-distance network, and the huge investment is beginning to pay off by attracting customers, said Daniel Akerson, the chief financial officer. +Japanese construction executives Thursday called for the United States to lift its ban on Japanese bids for American public works projects now that a construction dispute has been formally settled. +"Our utmost concern is to take care of our customers and make sure they are safe and sound in our planes," said David Shein, El Al's general manager for North and Central America. +For the third quarter, the services category registered a surplus of $8.72 billion after posting a $1.66 billion deficit from April through June, the first services deficit in three decades. +NUCLEAR ENERGY gets renewed attention amid fears of global warming. +This has been going on for several years now in Latin America," he said. +Great Lakes said closely held Pentech is a holding company for QO Chemicals Inc., its only operating subsidiary. +I'd see the faces every time I'd walk by, going to work, coming home. +"The growing rent burden and shrinking availability of low-cost housing units," Mr. Brown said, "has been a major factor in the increased number of homeless families in this country." +In order to continue operating, Barnett said he'd have to spend about $12,000 to install leakage detection devices on his two underground gasoline storage tanks. +Transportation equipment declined 3.5 percent to $32.3 billion following a 9.7 percent drop a month earlier. +It recognizes that these delicately fashioned windows into corporate America are themselves big art, as well as big business. +The company said it is "highly confident" that current negotiations with prospective lenders will be successful. +The dollar's fall propped up gold prices. +The new index figure was 224.4 points (1979 equals 100), up from 222.5 one month earlier and from 215.4 one year earlier. +Berklee College of Music required students to learn to sight-read sheet music, making it impossible for the 2,900-student undergraduate school's few blind students to get a degree. +His classical music training began at age 9. He studied composition and conducted at Sibelius Academy. +But her troubles had begun sooner. +East Germany has granted the Mormon Church permission to conduct missionary work within the Soviet Bloc country and will allow converts to serve missions outside the border, the church said Friday. +Four seriously injured passengers were admitted to a hospital in Besancon. +The governor was also accused of misusing $80,000 from a fund consisting of contributions raised from Mecham's inaugural. +I should have been here.' +The policy was prompted by an outcry last spring when an enterprising student marketed a T-shirt stating 15 reasons "Why Beer is Better than Women at Tufts." +Some Brussels lawyers believe the result could be the most significant trade policy revision since the anti-dumping rule was adopted in 1968. The plan's aim is simple: to streamline how the Commission and European Court deal with trade complaints. +It has already nearly reached its target for the country's five-year plan, which ends in 1995. +A government contract guarantees Unocal a subsidized price that is currently about $35 a barrel and will rise in the future for the first 20 million barrels of synthetic crude produced by the facility. +Mr. Schwab, however, said: "I've been running this company for 17 years and have lived through a number of declining markets. +So do I, but for a reason not mentioned by Mr. Smith. +Rep. Rostenkowski's Senate counterpart, Chairman Lloyd Bentsen (D., Texas) of the Senate Finance Committee, previously asked the Treasury to postpone the changes, a Bentsen spokesman said. +The real loser at the sale was Sotheby's owner Alfred Taubman. +Some analysts estimate that losses at Philips's computer division totaled 150 million guilders ($80 million) in the first quarter of 1990. +Earlier this year, Keough rejected a bid by the association to evict the child and said the subdivision's original restriction against minors _ residents younger than 18 _ would become illegal when the fair housing law took effect. +Two weeks ago, the beheaded bodies of at least 12 men, some disemboweled, were dumped in the city. +As many as a half-million people were without power statewide, and ice for coolers was scarce to non-existent in the state capital of Columbia. +Monday's 23.60-point gain in the Dow Jones Industrial Average also helped market sentiment. +Unconfirmed reports, mostly from radio operators who had monitored his garbled distress calls, had said that Nicaraguan gunboats had intercepted and rammed the yacht offshore and arrested Milburn. +Proposed outlays for total pensions are $4 billion, a $94 million increase over the estimated total for fiscal 1989. +Green has had his problems elsewhere, too. +The decline was blamed on an early Easter, bad weather and a bigger federal tax bite for some people. +"Anything But Love," stars Jamie Lee Curtis and Richard Lewis as colleagues at a Chicago magazine. +A Western Union spokesman said the company wasn't surprised by the downgrade considering the payment default. The cash-strapped financial services company is based in Upper Saddle River, N.J. +A Sunshine official declined to comment on the possibility of negotiations with the Boulles. +Tropicana Products Inc. has plans to produce some new juice. +Defense lawyers said jurors might be prejudiced by the fact that Ms. Singletary's murder was similar to some of the crimes with which Richard Ramirez is charged. +The report of Mr. Reagan's own Tower Commission, due out today, may shed more light on how the professional U.S. intelligence community was dealt with in the Iran affair. +In another 20 years the next generation will laugh at our fixed ideas. +The Michigan study also found no relationship between cigarette smoking, alcohol or the use of anti-hypertensive drugs and the amount of bone loss. +A spokesman for the House of Hapsburg, Bernd Posselt, said she had not been treated for any particular illness but "just faded away" after ailing for some time. +"You give him a pack or two or three or four depending on how greedy he is, and he'll go away," the driver says. +Miller said 167 planes out of Eastern's fleet of 254 aircraft are currently inactive, parked on airport runways in Miami, Atlanta, Orlando, Fla. and New York. +In instances where a corporate entity, and not a person, is guilty of the lack of disclosure, the penalties can apply to the directors and other top officials of the corporation. +Great Smoky Mountains National Park received about 4 inches of rain and had local flooding, she said, adding that Florida's Cape Canaveral National Seashore had higher than usual tides but was expected to open over the weekend. +Tales of overpriced porcelain and rich rubber are only the latest from investigators who uncovered the recent Pentagon acquisitions of $999 pliers and $117 soap dish covers. +Mr. Meese, who was White House counselor at the time, isn't a target of this aspect of the investigation, law enforcement officials said. +Israel Television said the Arab merchants responded with a total commercial strike. +LeChasney was a participant in meetings with Swindall and an undercover agent posing as a financier. +While the front-page article "On Their Own" (Oct. 13) accurately portrays some of the positive and negative aspects of part-time work, it doesn't differentiate between consulting work and part-time permanent employment. +"The seas are too rough to put down any divers right now," Tillery said. "We've got 6- to 12-foot waves." It was the first accident of its kind on the 32-yer-old bridge, Sgt. Kenneth Hardy said. +How many pairs have you lost? +Currency dealers in Frankfurt said early trading was quiet as the market attempted to establish a new trend. +Bush, a former U.N. ambassador, China envoy and CIA chief, was leaving today for the six-day Western trip that includes the Kaifu meeting. +It is not clear if Roh, a former general, could win a referendum. +Gay rights legislation was passed Tuesday in the Massachusetts Senate, and advocates of homosexual rights said they expect a tough fight when it comes up for final reading this fall. +The world is not perfect but we are living at a time when the private sector is being given the scope it should always have had in many developing countries. +The Afghan government has claimed Pakistan and the United States have continued to aid the rebels and have violated terms of the U.N.-brokered agreement that resulted in the withdrawal of Soviet troops. +The scandal involved the sale of thousands of shares of unlisted stock by the Recruit Co. to politicians and other prominent people at bargain prices. +The weekly report of out-of-state shipments of the nation's largest apple crop showed a drop from the record 1.56 million boxes two weeks ago to 1.4 million boxes last week. +Spring admissions applications sank 11% and only ardent courting of wavering applicants headed off a student shortage this fall. +Stock exchanges and commodity markets in the U.S. will be closed tomorrow in observance of Good Friday. +In 1971, the United States and Japan signed a treaty under which the U.S. would return control of the island of Okinawa to the Japanese. +State Republican party officials say the large turnout expected for Saturday's presidential primary is stretching their manpower to the limits. +The old Air Force One featured a single narrow center aisle, where VIPs had to weave their way past flight attendants, Secret Service agents and the media on their way to the lavatories. +And in the country I ride. +He had held that office since 1980. +An army patrol in eastern Sri Lanka repelled a guerrilla ambush and killed four Tamil Tiger rebels, and seven more rebels were killed elsewhere around the island nation, military officials said Wednesday. +Instead, they face stiff fines from a no-longer-forgiving Immigration and Naturalization Service. +"When market times are very rough, we do quite well," Price said. +Both Japan and Thailand, Mr. Okazaki says, are more willing than the U.S. to accept the reality that the Khmer Rouge, which killed millions when it held power in the late 1970s, is "one element of the power balance." +"I would not want to preclude it at this time," Foley said Saturday when asked if the capital gains proposal was still an option. +With just a few "pockets of popularity" - New York, Washington - paying the bills, disagreements can emerge. +So, sometimes I play dumb." +A meeting of congressional leaders was hastily convened on Sept. 15 in one of the House speaker's rooms. +The secrecy about what actually goes on in an Open Market Committee meeting is self-imposed. +The AIDS virus frequently robs young victims of their ability to talk and walk and lowers their intelligence. +Calderon got 33 percent of the vote in 1982 while running for his father's party, the Calderon Republicans, before he founded his own party. +That makes little difference now, for ordinary and gains tax rates are the same. +The year-ago sales also were restated to reflect the sale of the automotive products unit. +U.S. legislators and several Wall Street firms have argued that Japanese firms shouldn't be approved for the prestigious positions until Tokyo grants full reciprocity to foreign firms in its own markets. +In foreign affairs, the president reaffirmed Indonesia's position that it will not normalize relations with China until Beijing pledges it will not provide support to communist guerrillas in the region, including Indonesia. +The spending program would increase Newmont Gold's annual production to 1.6 million ounces by 1990 from 585,000 ounces this year. +Theories abound on why Seattle has become so coffee-conscious. Baldwin said people in Seattle were receptive to new coffee tastes. +The lowest rates were in Utah and Wyoming, with less than 20 deaths per year per million women. +A warrant is out for the arrest of Steven Nelson Delit, 45, an accountant and president of the tenants association at the 45-story, tinted-glass apartment building on the fashionable east side of Manhattan. +Mr. Timmerman edits Mednews, a Paris-based newsletter on Middle East defense issues. +Larson, a judge in this year's contest, was ineligible to be a contestant because he has been an international champion, DeHart said. +Unemployment has now risen by a hair short of a million since the recession began, similar in sum to the last recession but at a faster pace in its early stages. Why was the rise in unemployment unusually rapid early on? +They are simply the Middle Eastern equivalent of a handshake. But the agreement has still to be negotiated in detail. +Federal mediators have urged Bush to stop the strike, which the machinists say could disrupt air, rail and sea transportation nationwide. +Readings were soaring into the upper 80s and 90s as far north as Idaho and Montana, and over 100 in the Southwest. +The measure approved by the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Coast Guard subcommittee bars states from enacting stricter damage laws than the federal standard. +Finally, he talked me into trying to get pregnant, promising he would come back if I did." +Ford projected sales of 290,000 by 1960, but production, which is based on sales, fell far short of that. +Representatives for the two importers said the programs have ended and new incentives haven't been announced. +A U.S. Air Force patrol plane and Navy ship, along with three Japanese patrol boats and a Japanese plane, had been searching for the two sailors since an unexpected wave washed three crewmen overboard Monday from the diesel-powered submarine Barbel. +The high court turned away an appeal by Palo Alto and Atherton, Calif., which wanted to enforce public access and other rules challenged by cable operator Century Federal Inc. +Thousands of DEA and FBI agents and policemen from as far away as Canada lined up in the parking lot outside St. Christopher's Church when the hearse pulled up. +The reason is that China in the 1990s combines characteristics of two of the most difficult protagonists the U.S. has wrestled with: the Soviet Union and Japan. +The U.N. peacekeeper recited certain demands, including an Israeli withdrawal from a "security zone" in southern Lebanon. +"There's no reason to believe that juries rule inappropriately," he says. +Brown and Derek Vander Schaaf, the deputy inspector general, did not speak specifically about details of the ongoing criminal investigation into fraud and bribery allegations. +'This sector, more than any other, has no real exposure to that,' said Mr Dale. +Yost appeared before the Senate Appropriations transportation subcommittee, where he defended the plan. +It has been used commercially as a sweetener since 1975. +Thomas Shadwell, poet laureate and restoration dramatist, was much derided by John Dryden over 300 years ago and has had to wait a long time for a modern production. +They say they can no longer afford to carry the increased cost of imports after sterling's devaluation. But while the sector is likely to continue to underperform the stock market by between 12 and 20 per cent, it is unlikely to collapse. +In a new leaflet issued this week, the United Leadership of the Uprising, led by the Palestine Liberation Organization, ordered Palestinians to shutter their stores and stay away from their jobs today. +Burlington is studying the possibility of making a bid to acquire control of Dominion. +"The idea of a `public debate' on an issue is merely an anachronistic fiction," writes Mr. Smith. +The others are Libya, Cuba, North Korea, Syria and Iran. +Greenfield, 66, became foreign editor of the Times in 1969 and assistant managing editor in 1976. +Similar discrepancies must arise with the other offices quoted and must cast doubt on the figures. +I could not have asked for more from family and friends. +Taiwan Semiconductor said it is a joint venture between the Taiwan government and N.V. Philips of the Netherlands, with an initial capitalization of $145 million. +Hanna said he would not object if the spots were run as paid advertisements that give a point of view, but said the environmentalists should not be given free air time. +It was this visual calculator and they were trying to decide what to call it." The name chosen was Visicalc, and the product turned the Apple II, co-invented by Jobs, into a practical business computer and a huge success. +Cheney, who leaves Saturday, travels first to Hawaii to consult with Adm. +The results announced Thursday differ from the monthly retail sales report from the government. +Mainframes, the room-sized computers that store huge amounts of data for companies such as airlines, are IBM's most important business. +Metromedia, a privately-held telecommunications and technology holding company, said it planned to keep Ponderosa management in place and anticipated no changes in the company's operation. +They were released after $1,500 in administrative costs was paid to the Laotian government and a veterans group canceled a protest planned at the Laotian Embassy in Washington to demand their release. +One alien was Juan De La Cruz-Rodriguez, 34, who said he wanted to make money to send to his wife and three young sons in the Dominican Republic. +Technically speaking - and the Grim Reaper permitting - the government elected in April 1992 can sit there until 1997. +But McCaw said Friday it was suspending those negotiations and extended its previous tender offer of $110 a share. +Fees of up to Pounds 50 to attend an annual general meeting are not uncommon. Other charges may be more significant. +Morrill asked. "All a helicopter is going to be able to do is follow him. +A Navy spokeswoman in Norfolk, Va., declined comment on the case. +That reminded me of Horace Silver, the gentlest of jazz pianists off the stand, saying to me years ago when I worked for Down Beat magazine, "You wrote that I play `angular' piano. +The officer was not identified in the Times report, but the paper also quoted a former Iowa sailor, gunner's mate David James, as saying he was informed of such looting by a master at arms on the ship. +The celebration included a sound and light show, fireworks synchronized to music and a procession of 400 torch-carrying Israeli youths who climbed to the top of the monument. +Mr. Vance expects the recovery to be "saucer-shaped," rather than V-shaped, as many other recoveries have been. +It describes the debt - bought at a discount in the secondary market over the last two years - as a long-term investment. +A lesser majority, 57%, think a capital-gains-tax cut might help. +Export orders, however, continued to grow, the report said, though at the slowest pace since February. +And Mr. Titcomb stuck by the old book in another way. While many bankers were making real-estate loans based solely on collateral, the appraised value of an unfinished project, Peoples' loans were based on secured cash flow. +The government was called upon to grant unrestricted freedom of the press and a total, unconditional amnesty for political prisoners, renew a dialogue with its internal opposition and review its universal military conscription law. +The head of the official investigation into the Rs35bn (Pounds 625m) Bombay financial scandal has resigned, writes Shiraz Sidhva in Delhi. +Men with the AIDS virus have AIDS-free sperm, raising the possibility that infected males may be able to father children through artificial insemination without passing the disease to the fetus, researchers say. +Fluctuating oil prices have taught some hard lessons to Texas oil men in the past decade, said Paul Horvitz, an economist at the University of Houston and formerly a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas. +Losses from the new Discover credit card are expected to narrow this year. +"Africa's remaining elephants cannot wait," the petition said. +They do exactly what they want and take decisions over the heads of their trainers and managers.' But let's not be too beastly to Berlusconi, aka sua emittenza, or his transmittance. +OF COURSE you should visit Le Pont de La Tour. +On Tuesday, settlers shouted down Shamir as he spoke at the funeral of a U.S.-born West Bank settler allegedly slain by Palestinians. +Declared a 'dislocated worker' by New York state, he was retrained as a typesetter. +The corn and soybean crops moved rapidly toward maturity last week, accoring to the Agriculture Department's weekly crop-progress report, which was released after the close. +The economic indicators are looking good, local analysts agree. +Deng, 85, gave up the chairmanship of the Communist Party's Central Military Commission on Thursday and was replaced by his chosen successor and Communist Party chief Jiang Zemin. +The Human Growth Foundation, which is supported by 1,000 families with children having growth disorders, participated in the meetings that examined the cases. +On the day before the election, prosecutors reported finding thousands of envelopes ready for mailing, each stuffed with 20,000 won ($27) and leaflets for a government candidate. +The decision "will have an impact all over the country in similar cases," said Patrick Berigan, who represented Ben-Shalom. +The B-1, killed by then-President Carter in 1977, was resurrected four years later by former President Reagan, who said 100 of the swing-wing planes were needed to update the nation's aging force of nuclear-armed bombers. +However, the franchiser and operator of Mexican restaurants said it would still report a loss of $4.2 million to $5 million for the year, compared with net income of $9.1 million, or 34 cents a share, the previous year. +The Bishop Estate oversees a private school for students of Hawaiian ancestry and is the islands' largest private landowner with about 338,000 acres, equal to about 8% of the state. +Adds Mr. Vanous of PlanEcon: "The Russians have been under severe pressure because of Chernobyl. +Rep. Downey said the Bentsen proposal could pass Congress. +The attacks have been blamed on Moslem fundamentalists. +'The Socialist party has two wings: one is like the British Tories and one like Labour in the 1950s.' For Hungary's business elite did not spring into life instantaneously when the Soviet bloc collapsed in 1990. +In France, his name evokes sly smiles. +Asked how long it would take him to straighten out the unit's problems, he said, "Years." +"They're going to want to stash money away in the form of financial assets," he predicts. +Tyminski for a time asserted that he had not returned to Poland in years. +The mill recycles waste paper into a variety of paper products. +And no speaker in decades has had the same devotion to international affairs. +Colleen O'Connor of the American Civil Liberties Union contended that there is a constitutional right to an abortion. +They are subject to approval by the unaffiliated members of the partnership's investment committee, and regulatory authorities, among others. +Nearly 100 million forms were mailed in April. +And Intel customers will have access to Texas Instrument's library of standard cells that handle internal logic functions. +Larry Lawrence, manager of options and technical analysis for Elders Futures Inc., said refiners who hedged against declining refinery margins by buying crude and selling products did the reverse _ bought products and sold crude. +In New York the dollar finished at DM1.7068 and Y104.82. +UCC's bread-and-butter products are not being neglected, and new versions of the CM20 are in the pipeline. +The meeting at Sapoa was the first time the Sandinistas and Contras had met on Nicaraguan soil. +South Dakota, No. 1 last year and third this year, has bucked the downward spiral somewhat, adding 1,500 jobs to its manufacturing payrolls since 1980. +It did not say how much was recovered by the giant Chicago bank, which came to the brink of collapse in 1984 in part because of its troubled energy loans. +In 32 years as a pharmacist, he said, "I've never seen anything like this before." +In the process of economic restructuring, companies in all three countries will close factories and many thousands of people will lose their jobs. +The delegates voted 2,607 to 61, with 16 abstentions, to adopt the agenda proposed by Gorbachev to consider the formation of the Russian party and to debate the proposed platform of the national congress, and not to discuss their own platform. +But critics say that it can't do an adequate job with so many of its judges leaving. +These countries will require massive amounts of saving and investment. +"With this change in policy, men must be serious about taking on the nurturant role in this and other organizations, or this will be one more instance of women alone developing that type of close relationship," Erickson said. +Union Carbide Corp. said talks are continuing with the Indian government on compensation for Bhopal poison-gas victims, disputing a news report that a settlement has been reached. +American citizens might decide to heal the illnesses, not just the wounds. +Twice." Gomez was editor of the Bogota morning daily El Siglo. +Use Form 8606 to report any non-deductible IRA contributions; if you and your spouse each make such contributions, you must file separate 8606s, even though you file a joint tax return. +He said he expected Commerce and Energy department officials to be enthusiastic about the sale but said defense officials may express reservations. +After reversing early losses, prices ended as much as one point higher on the day. +In West Germany, mark bond prices recovered slightly in the afternoon inter-bank session to close mostly flat as traders awaited the outcome of a Bundesbank meeting tomorrow. +In Beirut, Shiite sources said this week Iran was pushing hard for the release of a hostage to express appreciation for relief supplies it received from the West after the devastating earthquake June 21. +The Skylab astronauts showed no reluctance to join a similar mission again. +That said, why should the market ride higher on a weaker substructure than it has in the past? +"We conclude that the benefits of cardiopulmonary resuscitation initiated in nursing homes are extremely limited," the researchers wrote. +That's basically what the film asks," said Ocamb. "There are no answers. +We want to inaugurate an era of new hope and opportunity for all Americans. +The company said newspaper revenue and operating cash flow were behind last year mainly because of a sluggish retail advertising environment and a downturn in automotive advertising. +Police said they did not know what might have happened to Miss Lafont. +It will then tour the Great Lakes and East Coast ports as Pennsylvania's flagship. +The stock market declined broadly today, retreating in the face of a fresh barrage of statistics on the state of the economy. +We have to grow, to learn and to do. +With that authority, of course, goes an unambiguous accountability. +'If the telecom staff are going to come from a non-railway background with no knowledge of signalling it is potentially very dangerous,' said an RMT official. +Pot pies and french fries often are soggy when heated in a microwave oven. +"American banks take a totally different view from British banks," he said. +Wall said that even advocates of very tough capital rules believe regulators ought to have the leeway to allow undercapitalized S&Ls to continue operating provided they are profitable, have competent managers and stick to a plan to increase their capital. +He said the proposed new ruling party was "controlled by the forces of the extreme right." Roh's party intends to join with the Reunification Demcoratic Party of Kim Young-sam and the New Demcoratic Republican Party, led by Kim Jong-pil. +Yet, as knives, their aesthetic qualities are nil, even for those with only a few extra functions. +Afterwards, they toured Civil War battlefields in the South. +Sixteen Western hostages are believed held by Shiite Moslem militants in Lebanon. +I don't want to overcharge too much." Stores generally make half their annual profits during the Christmas season. +Bank of Japan officials said the month-to-month rise resulted from the yen's downturn in June and rebounding raw material and commodity prices in overseas markets. +According to the report in Monday editions, a crowd of 500 on Saturday ringed the church where Toekes sought refuge after he had been stabbed by masked, unknown assailants on Nov. 2. +Brown & Sons, Shearson Lehman and Kidder Peabody were all said to have made positive remarks about the stock, according to Dow Jones Professional Investor Report. +His hormones corrode his judgment, and he finds himself framed for murder. +"School has become the only place for some kids where they get a smile and a warm breakfast. +More startling discoveries may not be far off. Lilly is funding research at a tiny biotechnology company called Neurogenetic Corp., which has discovered still more serotonin receptors. +Many catalog ventures have moved to lower prices as their key promotional tool. +They also collaborated on another script, "American Pie," which has been optioned as a television movie. +They were announced as Gorbachev opened a three-day state visit to Spain, where he hopes to obtain further economic aid and increase trade with the West. +Then came The Rake's Progress - a set of paintings aimed at a single purchaser, accompanied by a parallel edition of prints for popular consumption that were sold to the public by Hogarth from his workshop on subscription. +This alludes to an old advertisement likening the Calpis drink to the "taste of first love." +He is awaiting sentencing in New York. +The change would be equivalent to the chairman of General Motors Corp. or Ford Motor Co. taking direct charge of North American auto operations, instead of delegating responsibility for that business. +For the ethnic changes that have filtered down to redneck Queensland are even more pronounced elsewhere. +Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said the restriction "will win in a breeze. +The sea was calm and, for several hours, the only sound came from the throb of propellers and the sloshing of water against hulls. +At least as intriguing is the type of software product that Lotus Development Corp. introduced yesterday, although the benefits are less obvious than the laptop developments. +Mississippi officials said consumers from their state are being forced to pay unfairly to help operate other nuclear plants in the Middle South Utilities system. +S&P ranks the bonds at CCC and Moody's puts them at B, giving the debt junk-bond status. +Clothing prices fell 0.3 percent after rising a strong 3.8 percent through the first five months of 1988. +The draft agreed Monday by the United States, the Soviet Union, China, Britain and France would be the 11th U.N. resolution aimed at Iraq since the Persian Gulf crisis began. +And in August 1985, three workers were injured in a fire fueled by nitrogen-based material. +But analysts say the price of Big Board seats is reflective of the volume of stock trading and commission levels, not share prices. +Cordovez is the Ecuadorean U.N. official negotiated the accord under which an estimated 115,000 Soviet soldiers are to begin leaving Afghanistan next month. +Days before the demonstration, the official Sandinista press had announced that the march would be attacked by "popular forces," goon squads working for the government and sometimes called "turbas divinas." +George L. Monahan Jr., director of the Strategic Defense Initiative, told members of the Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee Thursday that Brilliant Pebbles could trim the cost of Phase I of Star Wars. +Nearing the end of a lengthy and distinguished career in governmental service, Shultz has not only survived in an administration that has had constant turnover, he has thrived. +Aug. 8 _ We started practicing self-defense _ karate, how to stab with a knife if attacked, how to kick and disable an adversary. +Clematis introductions would be worse than dull without the names. +After opening at 149.02 yen, it ranged between 149.00 yen and 150.75 yen. +A source said that Iranian and British officials had met "more than once at a Mediterranean capital" he declined to name. +His high-flying antics have cost his victims an average of only about $50, and his takes have ranged from $20 to $500, police said. +The Council of Ministers warned in 1987 that infecting someone with AIDS would be punished as a crime and said anyone in the country could be forced to take an AIDS test. +I take exception to the assertion by Kevin Gordon that "40% to 60%" of Catholic clerics are homosexual. +And personally, I have to tell you that I have never met a man who had a more remarkable sense about what is really important in life. +The early-morning fire was brought under control about 20 minutes after firefighters arrived. +In the meantime, he said, OPEC members may continue to hint at quota cuts just to keep prices from falling. +"At the same time what we see is the decapitalization of businesses through what we call special events. +"We won't know the number of ballots involved for a while," City Clerk Marie McKetchnie said Wednesday. +Today, with only eight big lines controlling 93% of the nation's air traffic, the industry is slipping cozily into the comforts of oligopoly. +SKY-HIGH SNACKS at airport concessions keep consumers in a holding pattern. +They also have little incentive to take painful decisions whose full benefits will only become apparent long after they have left office. The policy questions surrounding pensions are complex. +Still, the stores are lured by growing Halloween business; at its busiest locations, National Theme sells as much as $5,000 a square foot on an annualized basis. +Mr. Jelenic had been executive vice president for operations. +Mr. Kaweske has cut his biotech holdings to 14% of his total portfolio from 22% nine months earlier. +Spence had apparently barricaded the door with a bed. +The management group's previous offer had been for $92 a share, or $20.7 billion. +Cole said Blandford went home after the accident and began drinking. +He said the promotional expenditure had been worthwhile and had helped push up sales to about 100,000 barrels a year. He added: 'The board's investment in Newquay Steam achieved its purpose. +Estimates suggest there may be 300,000 or more total charities, with annual income of at least Pounds 16bn. Yet observers do not need to look very far to see the extent of existing neglect. +Pioneer didn't release a forecast for full-year results, but said it expects sales to rise further, aided by introduction of new products. +However, she is unlike anyone but herself. +Yes, boys, J. Edgar Hoover is an inspiration to us all. +Israel captured the lands from Jordan and Egypt in the 1967 Middle East war. +"There is a real knowledge that we owe Texas greatly for this help," Maumont said. +Bank of New York Co. said Wednesday that it has extended by nearly a week its $1.08 billion hostile tender offer for rival Irving Bank Corp. +White shirts will continue to be popular, says Lehrer, with "white on white" for evening wear. +Fireman's Fund is an insurance holding company that owns Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., one of the largest property-casualty insurers. +History holds a special place for the politician whose immortality rests on folly. +Consider 25-year-old Eileen McManus, who in May graduated with a master's in social work. +The communique also said the two sides "believed it was useful to exchange information and experience on socialist construction and economic reform" and were ready to hold more meetings on the subject. +Implants account for less than 1 per cent of the company's Dollars 2bn annual sales. +Benjamin A. Gilman, R-N.Y., and Christopher Shays, R-Conn. +The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences get-together had only about 60 of the 147 nominees make appearances. +This is satisfactory to the US and the leading western oil-consuming countries. Barring the unpredictable, security of supply and stability of prices will remain the goals for the 1990s. +Chase Manhattan Capital Markets Corp. heads the underwriting syndicate, which reported an unsold balance of $62 million. +They are looking for standards that help the community's members with the task of moving forward in a complex world with a moral and political compass. +Of the agency's $112 million in sales in the region so far this year, 60% to 70% came from sales of apartment complexes, mostly in Texas, he says. +And domestic car makers bristle at the suggestion they chose greenbacks over growth. +Thousands have already left areas of fighting and were moving closer to the border, analysts said. +That was increased to 100 per cent under the 1989 Social Security Act. +And mail on the subject to congressional offices, a good indicator of public interest, hasn't been running particularly high. +Takeshita appeared shocked by the death. +For there's no doubt about it. +And the agency would not grant requests for a person's Social Security number. +Included in the new pact is an agreement to give the state guarantee funds a portion of proceeds from Executive Life's real estate. +Caro-Quintero is in custody awaiting trial in Mexico City. +They are dark red wines, full in flavor, rich, alcoholic. +Sources in Washington said Tuesday that President Reagan also has decided to approve holding the conference in Moscow. +Meanwhile, dealers don't expect any major intervention to curb the dollar's rise until after the G-7 meeting at the end of the week. +The ministry said Kim had been a senior official in North Korea's Ministry of Public Security, a powerful intelligence organization. +But he can only vote to break a tie. +"The government also guarantees the right of Chiquita Brand to contract the necessary personnel for its normal operation," he said. +Always what I saw for myself is where I am now. +But the state has offered only $5 million, citing three appraisals, commissioned by the state, that listed its value at or just below $5 million. +In new issues, there was strong demand for American Can Co.'s $150 million of 15-year convertible Eurobonds, indicating a 5 1/2% to 5 7/8% coupon at par. +Moody's had downgraded Kodak's senior debt rating to double-A-2 from triple-A in November, anticipating Kodak's more aggressive use of capital, including a potential acquisition. +And Merrill will hold the stock for up to six months before completing the exchange of stock for debt. +"They had also been skillful in patenting their discoveries world-wide," said Petri Vainio, a Sierra Ventures principal. +Quebec province, whose 1970s nationalism threatened to turn a beautiful place into a North American Albania, has made an astonishing intellectual forward leap toward market-driven development. +"You've had three good sets of (monthly) employment numbers. +Foreign witnesses to this week's rioting said they saw no Tibetans with weapons. +It forbids using options and other discretionary "bells and whistles" to assign value, a common practice before the 1987 tax act. +The miners' federation accused the Rodrigo Franco Command of carrying out the attack, and it linked the group to the governing center-left Aprista Party. +Management pulled out of such basic industry businesses as steel production, rail cars, farm implements, steel forgings and materials handling equipment. +The actions represent an unusual public display of politics in judicial decision-making. +A Merc disciplinary committee alleged that Bryan and Denise Bigelow helped another Merc member skirt his employer's ban on trading stock-index futures for the member's own account from April 1985 to July 1986. +Recent surveys of consumer attitudes point to continuing caution, and many retailers already are reporting that volume so far in the Christmas shopping season seems disappointing. +A bomb placed on a mechanical digger killed a construction worker Saturday, and the Irish Republican Army reportedly claimed responsibility. +But, over a glass of Glenlivet Scotch, he is delighted to recite Shakespeare. +Bush previously declared seven South Carolina counties disaster areas. +Shamir refused to give details about what he would do to end the "intefadeh," the uprising in the occupied lands that led to more than 300 deaths since it erupted Dec. 8. +It will beam live reports to 150 plants and offices around the country. +Financiere de Paribas said it intends to bid for one of France's other large financial and industrial holding companies, Cie. de Navigation Mixte. +The victim, an investment banker, was in a coma and close to death after she was attacked by a gang of youths cruising the park, authorities said. +Supervisors and non-striking personnel delivered 24 planes, but many of the aircraft had been virtually completed before the walkout. +The Pentagon announced Friday that the first free-flight test of a so-called SLAM missile resulted in a direct hit last month at a California test site. +Biotechnology stocks dominated the day's activity amid news from a meeting this week of a Food and Drug Administration advisory committee reviewing the products of several companies. +Witnesses said debris and parts of charred bodies were scattered in the area. +U.S. officials are expected to urge Israel to reduce the violence used in suppressing the 15-month Palestinian uprising. +"Her instincts were wonderfully astute," remembered Ms. Stevens, who is in her 40s. +Most of those jobs (for non-whites) are in the ticket department, and that's about it." A high-performance car once owned by former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr sold for $78,350 at auction. +AT&T shares could run up to 40 in the next 12 months, the formerly bearish Jack B. Grubman of PaineWebber says. +The court, in two 5-4 decisions, upheld the constitutionality of federal laws that permit the confiscation of money and property from people accused of crimes _ even if it means they cannot afford a lawyer. +Srinagar, the largest city in the Kashmir Valley, is the summer capital of Jammu-Kashmir state. +If the confirmation process is pushed into 1988, the last year of Mr. Reagan's presidency, opponents might be able to stall deliberations long enough that the president won't get to fill the vacancy at all. +GM shut its Leeds, Mo., plant for one week to cut unsold supplies of the subcompact Buick Skyhawk and Oldsmobile Firenza. +That they should not obfuscate their opinions by inventing five-layer, three-prong tests. +Ivan Boesky's lawyers have asked for a reduction in his three-year prison term, citing new evidence he has given since his sentencing. +The two parties continue to come together in good faith." In Moline, union negotiators expressed confidence that a settlement with Deere was imminent. +Democratic underdog Michael Dukakis is all over the airwaves in an unprecedented blitz of television interviews that analysts say can't hurt him but probably won't sway enough voters to win him the presidency. +They were taken to a civilian hospital in Tegucigalpa and underwent surgery. +Under his guidance, Topeka State Hospital became a national model for state hospitals across the country, Holzman said. +However, her personal physician recommended a specialized rehabilitation unit within the hospital. +One of the soldiers "was not telling the truth," Meir said. +It is not yet clear that the production difficulties which slowed sales and upset the US Food and Drug Administration have finally been solved. +It is unlike professional baseball or basketball, in which a star player can not only make a difference in a franchise's fortunes on the field, but off the field as well. +Nationalisation was a fundamental part of ANC policy. +Mr. Safra is said to be resigned to the fact that such allegations may dog him to his grave. +There are two explanations for the delayed visibility of these increased terminations. +Filed in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia. +Some technologies work better than others; such unlikely items as blue jeans and bowling balls can stall garbage-shredding machinery, for example. +Among utility shares, Tokyo Gas rose 20 to 1,520, partly because of real estate tie-ins with the potential waterfront project. +Soybean futures closed mixed Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade, as the first of two deadlines requiring traders to reduce large positions in the July contract passed without fanfare. +More than 600 firefighters on the ground, four air tankers and three helicopters battled the blaze, said Forestry Capt. +U.S. officials say the bases previously pumped as much as $1 billion annually into the Philippine economy. +"As a general rule, evangelicals are happy and pleased with the job the president has been doing," said Adrian Rogers, former president of the Southern Baptist Convention. +But for many students, it is only too easy to feel persecuted, says Victor Cha, a Columbia University graduate student now studying at Korea University. +The two Simmons companies said they will continue selling shares if they stay above the $55 price they believe could be obtained through leveraged recapitalization, merger or other transaction. +They will be launched at next month's UK Business Computing '92 show. Weighing 5.5lb, the Elonex NB-425X features an Intel 25MHz 486SX upgradeable processor and a choice of four screens. +Sierracin Corp. said the Securities and Exchange Commission has ended its investigation of the company without recommending any enforcement action against it or any of its directors, officers or employees. +In 1985, he was sentenced to two years. +The Socialist election victory reduced the prospect of interest rate cuts. +He said the company was legally obliged to take action upon learning of the alleged violations. +It shows that, to date, Gore has spent $6 million on his presidential bid, and had $342,964 in cash on hand as of Feb. 29. +That and other statistics convinced some economists that they had overestimated the economy's strength. +This is the first movement in the discount margin since the cental bank first intervened. +Young was succeeded by Northern Ireland Secretary Tom King. +Many teen-agers threw stones at the tanks and police, and hospital sources said at least 103 people were injured in the 90-minute clash. +The 62-year-old executive was previously president and chief executive of two of the parent's 10 units. +"The softness in the economy continues to be reflected in reduced demand for telecommunications products and services," said William Ferguson, chairman and chief executive. +The company that developed the plastic, which Ms. Shelton-Foley declined to identify, plans to use it in other disposable consumer products, such as garbage bags, she said. +A dark blue liver rotates to reveal patches of cancer that look like popcorn. +The study also said about 4,700 flights a month are cancelled for non-mechnical reasons but are reported simply as late flights and put in the same category as those running more than 15 minutes behind. +The estimate comes from a study published in the December issue of Environment International by A. Judson Wells, a researcher in Wilmington, Del., and a volunteer with the American Lung Association. +The three countries will consult on increased defence measures in preparation for a possible conflict on the Korean peninsula. +He said the Alliance would no longer organize demonstrations because of fears of violence. +But they say they will continue to assemble here. +Sugar futures followed the grain markets' wild swing and closed sharply lower on New York's Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange. +The Congressional Budget Office estimates the federal interest costs could eventually total $1.2 billion. +For generations the Serbs and ethnic Albanians have accused each other of discrimination. +A "discussion draft" of Rep. Dingell's bill contains language designed to create a system of federal accreditation for state regulators. +Caught on the crossroads of Europe, the two Slav nations have traditionally looked both East and West in their effort to win and preserve independence. +"I think the heroes are there," Pinola said, "(but) in this case every single member of the organization feels good about their part in getting us out of this mess." The disaster plan actually was developed to deal with a great earthquake. +Officials know of no plans to change signs on Route 127 and 128 that run through the town, and the local U.S. Post Office will remain the same, the Boston Sunday Globe reported. +But an out-of-tolerance machine damaged threading on a joint in the air-bag module. +Party leaders blamed the killing on a right-wing death squad they said was supported by members of the military. +A proposal for tax-free "enterprise zones" to be established in some inner city areas to promote commercial growth, a program championed by Bush's nominee for Housing and Urban Development secretary, Jack Kemp. +The company was careful to say it regarded the bonds as 'being in the nature of equity capital'. The shares will be issued at a price of Pounds 1,000, equivalent to the nominal value of a bond, and redeemable at the same price. +Results benefited from box-office successes such as The Firm and Indecent Proposal. +Completion of the transaction is subject to execution of a definitive agreement and to obtaining various regulatory, bondholder and other consents. +Through an interpreter speaking Lithuanian, D'Amato asked Soviet Maj. Vitas Buchis for permission to pass into the country. +The company said its board is considering a plan that would allow shareholders to sell their shares to the company at prices above current market value. +Radio announcers have been particularly vocal about the spill and encouraging listeners to take action. +The losers say `count differently,' and the winners say `leave it alone,"' observed Rep. William M. Thomas, R-Calif. +Mr. Hoyle hams up both parts to the hilt, disappearing behind one side of a screen with his nose in the air and a crisp snap of the napkin over his forearm and reappearing on the other side with shuffle and a slump. +Title to the Heye Collection of Indian artifacts would be transferred to the Smithsonian, pending approval by the New York state attorney general and state courts. +Photos of Neptune taken by Voyager 2 this week will be appearing on television sets in homes around the country during the flyby. +The Soviet Union manufactures seven times as many tractors as the United States but must import American food. +But there was just no way," he said. +The decline is needed in order to get the apples sold. +Here's what happens in a typical episode of "The Street": Two cops, Peluso (Bruce MacVittie) and Scolari (Stanley Tucci), cruise the crummy streets of downtown Newark. +Except for Manila, Asian bourses tumbled. +A judge has ruled that random drug tests proposed for Boston police officers are unconstitutional. +And 75 per cent of the membership turned out for the association's annual meeting - a sure sign that enthusiasm runs high. He suggests that today any company wishing to be an international bullion dealer must have a market making presence in London. +The book is in good shape. +Cardinal Edouard Gagnon, president of the Pontifical Council for the Family, applauded Catholics who fight against the Roe vs. Wade decision of the U.S. Supreme Court allowing abortion. +The ZDF program showed empty Soviet stores, Russian women fighting over blocks of cheese, and an expose of the blackmarketeers who steal food, sometimes letting it rot if they can't sell it. +"I got in before the flames and smoke drove me from the first floor," he said. "A can of gasoline must have exploded because my hair was singed and I was forced out." Lucas said there was evidence of a break-in at the tavern. +The big U.K. spirits, food and hotels concern said it was "assessing the validity of this sale" in light of the regulations, which are designed to "allow all shareholders to obtain the best price available." +Today's highlight in history: In 1945, the United Nations officially came into existence as its charter took effect. +So nervous, traders say, that the companies are doing what they can to avert a further decline of the dollar, at least till the end of the month. +'It hasn't had any experience of a mess like this. +That means it's unlikely Nissan will bring more Sentra jobs to the U.S., he says. +Many were upset that a federal court judge ordered miners off a private bridge leading to the plant and limited the number of pickets to 15. +Currently about 93% of BP shares are held in Britain, he said. +"I don't think anyone can go short sterling and make money," said Mahiko Nagai, an interbank trader at Manufacturers Hanover Trust in Tokyo. +On the Moscow slate are some of the nation's best-known progressives, including Medvedev; economist Gavril Popov; academic Sergei Stankevich; Yuri Chernichenko, an agriculture reform advocate; and Ilya Zaslavskaya, an advocate for the handicapped. +Such exports grew 16% in 1987 and 80% in 1986. +Lithuania's premier, Kazimiera Prunskiene, called Estonia's move Friday a "show of support" for her republic but said she did not know whether it would help or hurt. +The warfare claimed the lives of more than 33,000 American servicemen. +Senate Democrats today revised their child-care bill to add a provision sought by the White House, but the administration said the package remained unacceptable and was "a candidate for a veto" by President Bush. +Cooper also raised the possibility that the initially deployed system might exclude the space-based weapons that have been at the heart of Star Wars since former President Reagan launched the idea in 1983 as a way to end nuclear confrontation. +His research suggests that, in the past 12 months alone, unit sales of T-shirts increased 6% to about 1.7 billion. +She also noted that the spat over agriculture pits the European Community against practically all the world's other food-exporting nations. +The $267,000 study was meant as a guide for Posner, who must recommend a spending plan for easing problems of the homeless as part of an innovative sentence that kept him out of jail in the tax case. +Susan Del Signore, a vice president of trading at Travelers Investment Management, Hartford, Conn., agreed that the market needs some kind of catalyst for any substantial move to take place. +This is a field where you should be guided by your stockbroker. Indeed, there is a more fundamental question to deal with here. +It meant scientists could begin to think about designing a drug that might stop the virus. Nearly 10 years on, there is no new drug that does more than alleviate cough and cold symptoms. +If permission is granted, Chase may want to buy or build a full-service brokerage. +Singapore police promptly rearrested eight of the nine, the last being out of the country. +For the two months, load factor was 55.5%, compared with 55.4%. +The Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation group is due to meet this month to consider a report seeking the goal of free trade in all goods and services by 2020, with more developed nations lowering their barriers at a relatively faster rate. +Mr. Peterson, Heritage Foundation adjunct scholar, teaches business philosophy at North Carolina's Campbell University. +There would be an incentive that doesn't exist now. +In January, Mr. Stoltenberg announced that new consumer taxes were needed to help finance Bonn's 20 billion-mark taxover-haul plan for 1990. +The busiest month yet for the savings and loan bailout ballooned the federal budget deficit to $11.2 billion in June, a month when corporate tax payments usually produce a surplus, the government said Monday. +The sales decline occurred mainly during the second quarter. Half-year trading profits at the pharmaceuticals division rose only 3 per cent from Pounds 233m to Pounds 241m on turnover of Pounds 771m (Pounds 729m). +Rumbles have sounded on Capitol Hill and elsewhere that Yeutter was headed for greener pastures following completion of the 1990 farm bill and the conclusion next month of international trade talks. +Carling said it doesn't plan any further offers to redeem the shares. +Dr. Kessler "can only carry this labeling thing so far," says Rodney Leonard, head of the Community Nutrition Institute. +Look for some of the 1991 winners' traits. +In a January magazine interview, he called the revolution a "pivotal event" in his life. +That was replaced by a system in which reporters would submit daily written questions. +Then, of course, there is the question of what role stock exchanges will play in this future world of narrow ownership and less interest in liquidity. +For example, the fee for a Boeing 727 would drop to about $160 per landing from the current $200. +With Intel, the chief supplier of microprocessors to the clone makers, IBM intends to work on future chips in order to gain a hardware lead over rivals. +Actress Whoopi Goldberg, who recently bought a painting of Tiffany perched atop a tomb, says, "I love my blue dog. +In the last month of the campaign, Mr. Andrus's lead dwindled, and he won reelection by fewer than 4,000 votes. +"I don't see any way to do that, but of course I would like to do that as soon as possible," he said. +There will be no choice. +The statement said that, while Bush still supported the plan, he was afraid that its formal presentation at this time could actually lead to Democratic action to raise the top tax rates to 33 percent. +Of that, it agreed to return $14 million to Doyon, leaving a net tax saving of $2 million for Hilton. +Thiokol Corp. got a $110.9 million Air Force contract for continued full-scale development, design, fabrication and test of the Stage I booster for the small ICBM program. +"We've been set in our ways for so many years. +The company was acquired in 1896 by Isadore and Nathan Straus, and it began selling stock to the public in 1927 as it expanded into a nationwide operation. +"A lot of short people cheated by wearing high heels," complained Ms. Derlachter, who made it inside but was not among the 503 people selected. +"I am sure that BellSouth will come back with a higher offer," said Geoffrey Johnson, telecommunications analyst for Argus Research Corp. +"People are more concerned with the will of the National Rifle Association than they are of the desires of their own constituents," said William Marovitz, one of two sponsors of the bills. +Their findings appear in Friday's issue of the journal Science, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the launch of the Pioneer Venus orbiter, a spacecraft that still circles the second planet from the sun. +Campaign officials don't deny the hold-the-press-at-bay strategy. +Tests of 'doubtful quality' remain on the market and too few people are trained to use the good tests properly. +Four bombs landed in a neighboring field and four fell in nearby mountains. +Thus, unless the Latin American debt outlook worsens in the months ahead, it now seems unlikely that the New York banks will boost reserve levels anytime soon. +The deterioration in the value of these holdings, as well as other share and bond holdings, had by July 2 reduced Hafnia Holding's equity to a negative DKr450m. +Transfusion or blood cases: 1,829, or 3 percent. +"I think it's time to cool it on both sides and let the diplomatic process bring this matter to a happy resolution," Bush said. +The Cold War has ebbed; some say ended. +"If we start now to pull out of some sectors, we'll sacrifice an enormous amount of diversification and will be taking on more costs," he says. +The leaders said they had informed Gov. Mario Cuomo about the tentative agreement. +"I don't think it's fair to say the people of Chateauguay or Quebec are more racist than any other," said Jean Dorion, president of the French Nationalist St. Jean Baptiste Society, a Quebec secessionist group. +In another development, leftist guerrillas blew up Colombia's main oil pipeline for the sixth time this year in an effort to force the government to nationalize U.S. and other foreign oil holdings. +Roger Stevens died at age 43 in 1985 at a Chicago hospital. +If we could still make money (at that volume), the automobile business would be very easy." +But the report noted that not all lost ground has been regained and even the benchmark _ the earliest assessments _ is considered below par. +But the lawyer for Telex denied this was what the company planned. +What is most remarkable about them is the small effect the crash had on the "real," as opposed to the financial, sector of the economy. +Authorities have accused committee members of sabotaging the earthquake relief effort and whipping up ethnic tensions by continuing to seek Karabakh's annexation by Armenia, a demand the Kremlin has refused. +At attorney for strike-bound Eastern said the airline will ask U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Burton Lifland this week to approve the shuttle deal, the first of an expected series of asset sales by the troubled airline. +Today is Saturday, Nov. 18, the 322nd day of 1989. +The schools were desegregated under a plan approved by Sand, and the City Council agreed in January to develop 1,000 units of housing. +The former president and vice president of Golden Pacific National Bank were indicted for fraud that, the government said, led to the bank's collapse in 1985. +It has grown rapidly in the past three years, employs nearly 40 people and expects turnover this year to reach Pounds 2m. +Hungary said Tuesday some Soviet soldiers would be leaving its soil soon, but it was vague in making the first announcement of action on Mikhail S. Gorbachev's pledge to withdraw forces from Eastern Europe. +"One of the vice president's concerns, according to Panamanians who were there, was an estimated $3 billion of drug profits that had already been laundered through Panama," Manyon said. +"I won't beat it to death, but it will be a powerful, positive step forward for Louisiana and its taxpayers," the governor said. +In terms of research capacity, Copenhagen ranks 12th in Europe; Malmo and the university town of Lund rank 30th. +They succeed Robert S. Cohen, 43 years old, former chairman and president, who remains a director. +But he declared that combining Allied, which was purchased 17 months ago, with Federated will "give us the best department store chain in the world." +A large skeleton of black metal bars shaped like a spider fans out across the playing area. +A draft of the reform, proposed by a government-appointed comission of about 140 prominent economists and scientists, has been presented to the federal parliament for debate, newspapers said. +Sex becomes a problem for his step-nephew, Pandu, as well, when he shoots a gazelle in the act of mating and she curses his next act of love. +Lord Ashburton conceded that the draft share option scheme had 'technical shortcomings'. +We have a great many people _ hundreds of thousands of people _ living on public assistance in this country. +The State Government Insurance Commission of Western Australia, which also purchased a 19.9% stake from Mr. Holmes a Court, said it will be a passive investor. +Democratic Sen. Claiborne Pell is 71. His GOP challenger, Rep. Claudine Schneider, is 43. +Medicine is excluded from the economic embargo against Iraq. Ambassador Marjatta Rasi of Finland said she had no evidence medical supplies had been diverted for chemical warfare, but she wanted her panel to have oversight over "dual use" medicine. +I am very confident the opinion polls are wrong, and we shall prove them wrong when the time comes.' The Tories are fielding about 350 candidates, about 100 more than in the last regional elections in 1990. +But lately, slumping bond prices and erratic stock movements have slowed growth of all mutual fund sales. +NYSE volume, at 281m shares, was moderate. With the Fed's decision to push up rates out of the way, equity investors were free to count their blessings, which include buoyant economic growth and strong corporate profits. +Farmers would buy insurance to cover losses, just like any other business enterprise. Government clerks would be replaced by private agents, selling policies amid corn rows and wheat fields. +Total citrus crop values increased in Arizona, California and Texas, while declining in Florida. +Compaq slashed its prices by as much as 34% in a move to counter discount computer manufacturers. +The lenders trade group reported Tuesday that the number of homeowners who were at least 30 days late in making a mortgage payment edged up to 4.99 percent of the 10 million mortgages surveyed in the fourth quarter. +Except for Greg Ostertag, a big freshman who saw just six minutes of action, none of the Kansans matched those measurements, but when the ball came off the glass they still usually managed to grab it. +A goup of workers from the Soviet Union's richest coal mines defiantly formed an independent union Thursday night, breaking with a larger miners' congress and the wishes of Soviet officials. +If the ads continue, said a spokesman for New York Attorney General Robert Abrams, "We'll consider legal action." +Massachusetts already bans the exams, and moves to limit use of the tests on the state level are said to be under consideration in Connecticut, Oregon and New York. +There were, however, students, and Escalante began to teach them calculus. +And inflation thus not only stays where it is, it rises." This vicious circle can be broken, many say, only by breaking inflationary expectations. +In 1986, Scantech's Pittsburgh group received $200,000 from Pennsylvania's Ben Franklin Program to develop a dedicated, digital chest X-ray machine. +The Ministry said at an exchange rate of 144 yen to the dollar, cameras and video equipment sold at discount shops in New York cost more than those sold in discount stores in Tokyo. +The government says about 200 people were killed; Chinese witnesses and Western intelligence reports say as many as 3,000 died. +NTT prices have been astronomical from the start, when the first block of 1.95 million shares sold at 1.2 million yen each in February. +Real political involvement is limited by the membership of only 10% of Soviet adults in the 18 million-member Communist Party. +Enjoy the Report, Then Forget It THE COVER PHOTO of Gibraltar Financial Corp.'s 1987 annual report shows a sun-splashed housing development. +Profits declined for 41% of the companies during the three months through November, compared with the June through August period. +"Preparation for Life in the Family" was introduced in high schools last fall to a storm of protest. +Rep. Al Swift, D-Wash., the subcommittee chairman, said he expects Congress will approve the bill this year. +On this date: In 1776, British forces occupied New York City during the American Revolution. +The remainder will be used with other funds to expand the company's satellite communications facilities in New York and Los Angeles. +In a nearby truck, another Kuwaiti offers automobile parts alongside bug sprayers, screwdrivers, nonalcoholic wine and sacks of lemons. +Wood, of Coxsackie, about 25 miles south of Albany, couldn't return to the job she'd held for 12 years. +In Washington, the Justice Department said that throughout its negotiations with the companies its primary aim has been to spin off the disputed assets and create "a viable competitor in those markets as quickly as possible." +For the first time in Kosovo, Serbs and the ethnic Albanians were reported confronting each other in Kosovska Vitina on Tuesday. Riot police positioned themselves between the two angry groups, which numbred hundreds on each side. +Mr Narasimha Rao's top priority has been to contain the political damage. +The 1990 appropriation is $2.13 billion, serving about 4.6 million women and children, said Watkins. +The Bushes paid taxes equivalent to 21.6 percent of their total income, which was nearly $30,000 below the $308,396 income of 1987. +The April 1987 slight tightening in defense of the dollar is one example. +But they paid close attention to a visit from Gorbachev 13 months ago that offered them their only chance to date to hear a long, televised speech by the Soviet leader. +"The question remains: how much can the West German market absorb?" says one senior dealer. +Bernheim was to receive $235,000 plus 17.5 percent of profits as producer. +The issue included so-called event-risk language designed to protect bondholders if the company were to become a takeover target. +"It involves the same kind of narco-terrorism that now has the Colombian government almost paralyzed," Hollywood Police Chief Richard Witt said. +Malays, who make up about 50 per cent of Malaysia's population, are Moslems. +Michelle Madowsky, 17, the mother of the infant, was in serious condition at the Ohio State University Hospital burn unit, hospital spokesman David Crawford said. +The intelligence agency came under fire for alleged attempts to smear some important opposition candidates in Tuesday's elections. +Profit earned in excess of that level must be refunded to customers. +Taggart is a Jackson attorney. +To counter this, the party has increased efforts to impose ideological purity on campus. +And it is in the south that the burden of overpopulation and mass migration, combined with and perpetuated by poverty, is chiefly felt. +In all, indictments were returned in eight cities charging more than 80 people in a drug-related money-laundering scheme. +His revised proposal did reach the Senate floor and was resoundingly defeated. +He repeated statements by a Soviet spokesman last week that Moscow is willing to undertake a troop withdrawal even without an agreement at Afghan peace negotiations under way in Geneva. +West Germany has offered an economic bailout of East Germany in return for a wholesale conversion to capitalism and eventual unity. +No extensions are permitted. +Yemen's information minister, Mohammed Ahmed Garhoum, also denied reports that Yemen let Iraq fly food and medical supplies out of the country, or broke any provision of the U.N. embargo against Iraq. +Dean Foods Co. said it expects net income for its third quarter ending March 1 to fall 10% to 16% to between $9.6 million, or 36 cents a share, and $9 million, or 34 cents a share. +After raising $120 million, Goldman's new GS Select Equity fund is temporarily closed to new money during its start-up period, but will reopen to the public in September. +"The British economy must slow down next year," said Bill Martin, United Kingdom economist at Phillips & Drew. +Magnet Chairman Tom Duxbury, who would take over as chairman and chief executive of DMWSL, has in recent years steered the company from being a supplier to the building trade to being a retailer. +Mary A. Modahl of Forrester Research said Cabletron is in a three-way tie for market share with SynOptics and Tandem Computers' Ungermann-Bass unit. +His mother, Peggy McMartin Buckey, was acquitted of 12 charges. +Yorkshire was steady at 538p, as was Thames at 536p. Chemicals group Courtaulds fell 20 to 496p as Smith New Court reduced its forecast for 1994 profits to Pounds 182m, from Pounds 195m. +However, a report by the American Petroleum Institute released after trading ended Tuesday unexpectedly showed an increase in U.S. crude oil inventories for last week. +France is consistently among the top five countries for Disney films, according to a company spokeswoman. +Among the candidates defeated was Boris N. Yeltsin, a popular reformer and former Moscow Communist Party chief. +The Nepali Congress Party, which heads the coalition government, alleges these commisioners were responsible for suppressing activists during the recent democracy movement. +Moreover, Gannett Chairman John Curley told media analysts their estimates that the company would earn $2.30 to $2.60 a share next year are "too optimistic." +Tory MPs returning from the campaign trail say the party faithful are still seething with resentment. +His company issued a statement last night saying the report of his comments was 'taken out of context', 'erroneous' and did not reflect the nature of his meeting in Tunis. But more trouble may yet be in the pipeline. +The middle class gets poorer, and the poor feel greater pain than ever. +Her first full-time secretarial job was for an insurance agency. +Some of the companies surveyed have offshore production sites and some don't. +Mann has a total of Dollars 1.1bn under management in futures funds. +In Quebec, a forest fire that started more than three weeks ago in the James Bay area flared again near a hydroelectric site. +Yeltsin also said that despite Gorbachev's efforts to open up the party to greater debate and criticism, members of the Central Committee still were afraid to express their views if they differed from the party leader. +Teachers will post daily news articles and other country facts. Country flags and products will also be on display. +The 1989 law calls for prosecution of parents who refuse to get medical treatment for a child when ordered to do so by a court, but no court order was obtained in Angela's case. +Ricker said he caught one man who tried to steal a chain-saw. +Hunter said 130 birds were dead, including some of about 400 rescued for cleaning. +The study's findings give new ammunition to congressional leaders pushing to impose a new set of rules on government-securities brokers. +While we fund the party we will have a say. +And now, a lot of children in the area around the existing companies are coming down with illnesses from toxic emissions and the marine life is beginning to mutate. +But some company officials think Socialist hard-liners will try to impose a reorganization plan that runs against strategies already defined by company chairmen. +The result isn't so much a war as a free-for-all. +The unit accounted for more than 30% of Taft's fiscal 1986 revenue. +Mr. Kullberg said a successor to Mr. Brebach as head of the consulting operation will be named soon. +Moreover, the projected fund balances include heavy borrowings for liquidity, which this year have been needed for the first time ever. +Authorities have arrested thousands of workers and students who took part in the pro-democracy movement, and dozens of workers have been sentenced to long prison terms for rioting and causing social disturbances. +In Iowa, whose precinct caucuses are the nation's first test of presidential strength, things have been quiet but few are surprised. +These are shares issued by a building society to raise capital. +Southwest said the gain from the TranStar liquidation and "new marketing and pricing initiatives" helped to offset 42% higher fuel costs and a higher tax rate. +Before getting to House Banking's hijinks, let's set them against the context of the problem. +All are believed held in Iraq. +So the questions naturally arise: How much is your time worth in dollars? +Soybean prices fell in all but one contract month, pressured by bearish crop estimates from influential private analyst Sparks Commodities, he said. +Procurement officials don't have much reason to push for more fundamental changes. +Still, Adams said much more remains to be done to resolve major problems at HUD headquarters, its regional and field offices across the country and in many local public housing authorities that get HUD money and administer many of its programs. +"Witness to the Truth" awards were presented to CBS veterans Andy Rooney, Eric Sevareid and Bill Shadel, syndicated columnist Max Lerner and photographers Walter Rosenblum and Leon Rosenmann. +Mr. Spoor said he would remain on the board, however. +Prosecutor Robert Hauberg said the Dallas Bank Fraud Task Force is continuing to investigate Vernon and other thrifts for possible charges. +The issue of face-to-face talks between the bitter enemies has complicated the talks on implementing a truce and a U.N. peace plan. +Do not sleep on the ground in California, or you may catch bubonic plague. +In his gravelly, accented voice, he engaged students in searching dialogues, relishing after-hours bull sessions. +First, it's assumed that a big slice of Iraq's tanks, armored vehicles and artillery pieces have been knocked out of commission by air bombing. +If scientists need to take simultaneous readings of the environment, some satellites can be launched together and flown in formation. +Flight schools also are seeing more trainers leave to enter the cockpit, according to the union, known by the acronym ALPA. +That legacy includes an army notorious for its human rights abuses, an ineffectual judicial system, a population with a 65 percent illiteracy rate and a per capita income of $360 a year. +An Iranian newspaper close to the government said Sunday that Tehran is prepared to ease tensions with Iraq, but will not help Baghdad circumvent a multinational embargo. +Even AMR, the strongest of the large carriers, achieved margins of only 5 per cent. The industry's big problem is the ease with which low-cost, low-fare airlines can enter the market offering no-frills services. +The couple and 18 friends began the climb up the 14,156-foot-high mountain in Rocky Mountain National Park at 3 a.m. in order to reach the summit by noon for the ceremony. +Perhaps they are more inclined to "get out of the house!" +That none did was largely a reflection of the respect Weizsaecker has won. +"You think you're going to get it forever," he says of the ads. +The student body itself cannot approve the clinic. +Jack is also drawn towards Arturo, Roberta's husband, who mesmerizes with his eyes, his genteel ways. +The group said the Platte faces two major problems, the Two Forks water storage dam proposed on the South Platte near Denver and the operation of upstream dams along a 200-mile stretch known as "Big Bend" in Nebraska. +The five men were carrying Venezuelan passports and were arrested in Edmundston, New Brunswick, on Wednesday and Thursday. +In particular, Wales has attracted it from overseas - it has more than 400 foreign-owned manufacturing companies - and the south-west especially from London and the south-east. The pace has slowed but not stopped. +In the square, students broke formation and began shoveling garbage into piles and nibbling on steamed bread. +Sterilization does not work. +Barnes was treated and released at the hospital, as was Cherie Halsey, 24, Ms. Sanderson said. +Since then, it has been available only to researchers, scholars and American Indians. +Jiri Dienstbier, spokesman for Havel's opposition group, Civic Forum, said the discussions would continue Wednesday. +Defense attorneys Roy Black and Mark Seiden helped Miami officer Luis Alvarez gain acquittal in 1984 for the fatal shooting of a black youth. +Police said the same person called them to tell them where the fourth bomb was located. +"I thought it was funny that the restaurant was selling the cigarettes," says Mr. Deibel. +The three Bank Board members are "trying mightily to demonstrate that they're not going to tax the healthy companies out of existence," said Michael Roster, a thrift lawyer with the firm of Morrison & Foerster, Los Angeles. +The anniversaries of our high school or college graduation, especially the 50th anniversary, find us gathered to see old friends and reminisce about former times when, as we recall it, we were young and gay. +Financial aid could help prop him up. +Banks and other financial issues were notably weak for the second straight day. +A health and fitness survey of 2,000 employees at Steelcase Inc., a Michigan manufacturing company, found that just 10 percent of the employees accounted for 66 percent of the company's health care costs. +In contrast, IBM priced its most powerful mainframe, the new 3090 Model 600S, at $12.4 million. +Nineteen have resigned or been fired since the trouble began. +There is pressure to level regimes among countries and among financial institutions. The development of a single European market is one factor stimulating harmonisation across borders. +The steam method works instantaneously by shooting steam into the milk at about 285 degrees, holding it at that temperature for four seconds, then using vacuum to withdraw the excess moisture from the steam. +"There are other things I would like to do," he says, "but I only have one life." The contract of Mr. Hewitt, the executive producer and mentor of the series, runs for five more years. +But Gagnon said health conditions at her home are no better than before, and she accused state officials of letting her stay in the hope that their battle with her will end when she dies. +As previously reported, San Diego Gas agreed in June to merge with Tucson Electric Power Co., and then received SCEcorp's unsolicited merger proposal in July. +Cool Canadian air caressing the Midwest brought down temperatures to comfortable double-digit levels, but it didn't break the speculative fever gripping Chicago's commodity markets. +Choking back tears, Bowen described the events surrounding Stethem's murder. +When Texas Air acquired Eastern in 1986, the Transportation Department insisted Texas Air sell one of the shuttles. +The prince, considered the key figure in a settlement to the Cambodian civil war, told reporters he and Cambodian Premier Hun Sen planned to hold talks in Paris starting Nov. 5. +The army rounded up Palestinian activists in raids on five villages in the West Bank before dawn Tuesday, according to Palestinian and Israeli news reports. +Eighty-four Iraqis who arrived in Spain on a Jordanian Airlines jet asked for political asylum. +Investors paid little attention to a slight rise in some oil prices yesterday. +The opposition platform cited the importance of remaining non-aligned and strenghtening friendly relations with both the Soviet Union and United States. +In part, the issues in the case concerned the conversion of partnership interests to stock in the successor corporation, Mr. Mayer said. +In a reference to Soviet pressure on the Baltic states to renounce their declarations of independence, Mulroney also recalled he and External Affairs Minister Joe Clark were given assurances last year that there would be no crackdown. +With roses costing $60 a dozen at Podesta Baldocchi, San Francisco, salespeople suggest alternatives such as $40 orchid arrangements but find few buyers. +Last year Granada reported a #40.9 million extraordinary gain, largely on the sale of its majority stake in Barranquilla Investments PLC. +But a cable on a crane broke and dropped a heavy hook on the satellite 10 days before liftoff. +The State Department advised Americans not to travel to eastern Saudi Arabia or the gulf states of Bahrain, Qatar, Oman or the United Arab Emirates. +Yan was a leader of the Beijing Independent Intellectuals Association, which played an important role in the movement and was banned by the Chinese government when martial law was declared May 20. +Declared aim: "Substantial progressive reductions in agricultural support and protection over a sustained period of time." +She did not rule out his returning to the anchor spot sometime in the future. +The OMB also is urging "substantial cuts" in the HHS payroll, an administration official said. +They then tried to install a "belly valve" that would allow a controlled flow, but that also failed. +Travellers on a budget can make use of the usual business class lounge facilities such as conference room, secretarial support and showers. Limousines are as much for the good of the airline as the passenger. +It will help break the logjam in Congress." Earlier at a news briefing, William K. Reilly, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, called the clean air plan "very ambitious and expensive" but vitally needed. +Quaker Oats Co., anticipating poor sales and earnings in its current fiscal year, said Friday it will lay off hundreds of workers and reorganize the management of its largest division, U.S. grocery products. +Beckman sales were $200.5 million, up 3 percent from $194.7 million in the second quarter of 1988. +If he wins, Owners shareholders will have been taken out on an exit multiple of 10 times prospective earnings. +Nitrogen dioxide is responsible for the brown-tinged look of Southern California skies. +The Defense Department scaled back the program under pressure from the Colombian government, which had approved the missions on condition they be kept secret, the Los Angeles Times reported, citing unidentified sources. +Second, while the Treaty of Paris exists, it still provides a framework for coping with such crises. Commissioners on both the free-market and interventionist wings of the EC executive agree that the situation is grave. +At least I think that's what she means. +The company said the resort, known as the Crystal Palace Resort & Casino, will have 255 rooms available in December. +Despite the inflation news, other government figures indicated the economy is slowing down. +It's a sick old forest. +Lozano, who remains free on $10,000 bail, said he received an unfair trial. +Harley said the latest results compare with earnings of $6.5 million, or 36 cents a share, in the year-earlier quarter, after an extraordinary charge of 5 cents a share. The company said sales in the latest quarter rose 18% to $240.6 million. +After the spleen was removed, Golde discovered it contained unique blood cells that produced a blood protein called GM-CSF, now in experimental use as a drug to stimulate the immune system to fight certain cancers and possibly AIDS. +As investors notice the poor performance, they sell their holdings; the manager then has to raise cash to meet redemptions; quality stocks (no-one will want to buy his poor-quality stocks). +Kemp, born in Zambia, did not even see his first snow-flake until he came to Britain in 1969. The Ski Company says it attempts to provide 'good food, fine wines and the informality and privacy of a private house with the service of a private hotel.' +They had stepped up urban violence in the 10 days prior to the voting. +Raiders began attacking big corporations using junk bonds. +Gillette's annual meeting is scheduled for April 21. +Each centre is organised as a non-profit company, with equal representation from business and academia on its board. +Petrochemicals refined from imported crude can end up as plastic parts in the Stealth fighter, as polyester in the shirt on your back and as fibers in the carpet under your feet. +In the run-up to last year's election Mr Smith sought to convince voters that growth would take care of any gap between Labour's proposed public expenditure and likely revenue from taxation. +In California, legislators are scrambling to pass measures to provide emergency funding and otherwise patch over problems left unaddressed by the general guidelines. +"We do not issue travel advisories in connection with isolated criminal acts," said Frances Jones, spokeswoman for consular affairs at the State Department in Washington. +The new plant is expected to be completed at a cost of Dollars 109m, the Manila-based parent company said. +Air Products estimates the plant will earn $3 million to $6 million this year, with profits rising steadily to $12 million to $15 million by 1995. +If the first-quarter results keep up, they'll have a good year." +Since selling its oil and gas properties in July for $38 million, May had been seeking to use the proceeds to diversify but "met great difficulty in finding appropriate growth-oriented business opportunities," Mr. Hall said. +But it is a rather hyper symphony and Mehta and the Philharmonic did capture that. +And even right-to-life leaders concede polls show a majority of public opinion supports allowing abortion in those tragic cases. +U.S. enforcement officers will be stationed aboard the patrol vessels. +Twenty years of consensus results have produced annualised returns of 15.3 per cent a year when earnings growth has been 10.1 per cent. Universes reflect the reality of pension funds, maturity et al. +Like conventional arms, the issue of chemical weapons is the subject of multilateral treaty negotiations under way in Geneva. Hence, the United States is reluctant to sign anything, although the issue will be raised. +The April 5 election won't suddenly provide the solution. +Some $340 million goes to medical programs to avoid curtailment of services. +Mr. Zwick left after signing a severance agreement that gave him 30 monthly payments of $41,667, or $1.25 million. +"We are always looking at acquisition possibilities, but none are on the table right now," he added. +Some music critics say Ives represents a link between Anglo-American folk traditions of the 19th century, whose songs he often sings, and the folk-rock styles of the 1960s. +Network Equipment Technologies Inc. said Excelan Inc. is in breach of its obligations under the companies' merger agreement, announced last month. +The third Weerts child, 12-year-old Tanya, died Saturday evening at Shands Hospital in nearby Gainesville. +The play is given in a modern German translation which seems to avoid either the metre or phrasing of poetry. +(Since 1986, it has owned a savings and loan association, recently renamed Citibank FSB, in the San Francisco Bay area.) Citicorp dismisses criticism from Moody's and Standard & Poor's that it needs proportionately higher reserves. +Last year, Bush called North a "national hero" but later refined that to say he was alluding to North's record of heroism in military combat. +Annual sales of the new company are expected to reach the equivalent of $5.7 billion in the first year, and $6.4 billion within five years. +Partin, who died Sunday at a nursing home, suffered from heart disease and diabetes. +The world opened its arms and most of refugees were resettled within a few years. +Both sides will negotiate knowing that an agreement will be final, he notes; the certainty should encourage them to put all their cards on the table earlier. +U.S. officials also believe that a few of the traffickers have employed leftist rebels eager to raise cash for arms. +They are some of the reasons why a biography is long overdue. Maestro, The Life of Henry Cotton, is written by Peter Dobereiner, formerly the golf correspondent of The Observer. +Ford Motor Co., which builds Lincolns and Mercurys, has said Jackson is an independent businessman who may decide what type of incentive programs he wants to offer. +Clouds and rain kept temperatures relatively cool in the Southwest. +The company hopes to apply to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration sometime this summer for permission to begin marketing the device commercially in the United States. +Such growth left AMR rivals like United and Delta struggling to keep pace. +Hauserman Inc. said it plans to sell its DO3 panel system furniture business, including an Arkansas plant, as part of its restructuring program begun last year. +Pay arrangements and bargaining procedures differ throughout the public sector. +Massachusetts should be safe for Dukakis. +But a year ago the Soviet Union collapsed, and in its poorest republic a series of coups, counter-coups and civil war ensued. +Charles F. Wills, director of fixed income for Provident National Bank in Philadelphia, concurred. +Hospitals generally seemed satisfied. +And can science intervene to delay or reverse the process? +Mr. Tucker will succeed Salvatore J. Barbera, 64, who will hold the newly created position of chairman of the international unit until his retirement April 1. +I am a public servant doing my best against the odds. +But the owner of a Miami real estate firm suggests that if Messrs. +They had gone so far as to forge endorsement signatures on checks made out to the BBBs, the suit claims. +The information super-highway could be used to widen the gap between rich and poor, between the affluent urban areas and remote village communities. +With forecasters predicting a high of 20 below zero today and a low of minus 38 tonight, officials pleaded with residents to cut back on all but essential electricity use. +But the crowd loved it. +It's wait until next year for Bernard Loiseau and the other French chefs hoping to advance from two-star ratings to three stars in the Michelin Guide. +But he didn't give up his desire to write. +The rout came after a weekend meeting of finance ministers and central bankers from the major industrialized nations. +He presented his findings to the U.N. Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities. +The rises in excise taxes on gasoline, alcohol and tobacco were roughly in line with inflation, Major said. +But it does that at the cost of deepening the taxpayer's exposure if the FHA is forced to pay for more loans going sour. +People flocked to markets to stock up on items such as rice and canned goods. +Equity issues to fund a rapid succession of deals may have looked attractive in the roaring 1980s, but not in the more sober 1990s. +Mr John Major had nothing to fear in Essen. +Each suitor has revised its bid four times. +Waite never returned, and no group has claimed responsibility for taking him hostage. +The market also drew strength from a firming dollar and higher bond prices. +Howard Stein, the company's chairman, couldn't be reached for comment. +American is upgrading its fleet, switching to larger aircraft on 12 flights to the Caribbean to increase its capacity. +Jaguar saw its pretax profit drop by nearly 6 percent in the first half of 1989, largely due to slumping U.S. sales. +Only nine moves are scheduled for this year and only five for the period 1994-96. There is more to the regional pattern of the property recovery than the 'ripple effect', though. +Although Sonora alone has lost more than 2,000 insured head of cattle, total cattle losses throughout the north cannot be calculated because most ranchers don't take out insurance, and therefore do not report deaths. +Wells Fargo itself is considered one of the leanest retail banks in the country, and increasingly one of the most profitable. +What is needed is a spirit of ethics and morality in the government," said Wilkey, a former federal appellate judge who has served since 1985 as U.S. ambassador to Uruguay. +But he claimed scientists involved in the nuclear effort have pinpointed the spot and several others as the sites of nuclear dumps. +The Simses deny any wrongdoing, and hope police will investigate "with an open mind so the killer will be caught," said their attorney, Donald Groshong of Alton. +By the end of 1990 the brand was being distributed nationally with sales running at about Dollars 1.2bn a year. Tropicana leads the overall orange juice market in the US with an estimated volume share last year of 22 per cent. +Metzenbaum, the measure's chief sponsor, repeatedly cited American Cancer Society estimates that warnings to at-risk workers could have saved 250,000 lives over the next 10 years. +"I think the Girl Scouts is a very important organization," the actress said at the dinner. "I have a daughter now, although she's a little young and won't be starting Girl Scouts for some time. +Some children in Detroit schools have been caught with electronic pagers, supposedly used to keep in contact with drug dealers, while others have carried pistols. +The first YF-22, as the new Lockheed plane is known, wouldn't be available for use by the military until the beginning of the next decade. +In the futures market, the March FT-SE 100 Index contract closed at 2137, up from the Wednesday close of 2121. +At the turn of the century, newspapers discovered they could "create" a crime wave or a web of government corruption simply by printing front-page stories about it day after day. +"It had its year's performance in one day," said Alan Radlo, manager of the Fidelity OTC Fund in Boston. +The United States, Britain and France offered their military camps in West Germany to handle the expected flood of people from the east. +Fewer than 60 were expected to still be there for Bush's visit. +CalMat Co. said it elected A.F. Gerstell, president and chief operating officer, to the additional post of chief executive officer. +Every day for five days she wore her red shoes. +Directs the Treasury Department to start talks with nations that it believes are manipulating their exchange rates if they are running trade surpluses with the United States. +And we have both realized we're engaged in very, very historic and important work here. +It was clear to me that this was a company that didn't seem to have a clear direction. +In addition, SCEcorp is offering about $155 million of preferred stock for the San Diego-based utility's preferred. +The new House and Senate leadership came in for criticism last month, even from their own party operatives, for seeming to be too accommodating with the president. +A son, Loudon Wainwright III of New York City, is a well-known folk-rock singer and songwriter. +India has an estimated 47,000 troops in Sri Lanka to disarm the Tamil militants and enforce the accord. +As he began to speak, U.S. tennis star and former Czechoslovak citizen Martina Navratilova dabbed at her eyes with a handkerchief in the top row of the visitor's gallery. +A proposal to withdraw troops "would pass tomorrow" in Congress, he said, if it were sponsored by a senior lawmaker with stature. +It isn't clear whether New Line would again change management if it takes control of the studio. +Among the highlights at the Martin Gropius Bau is the reconstruction of the shtetl world of east European Jewry. +This, however, is only an approximation to the aggregate the government and Bank of England can and should influence, which should be a variant known as 'total domestic expenditure'. +Indeed, his was the ultimate soft sell. +The change is palpable. +Historically, there is no louder uproar among politicians and press than the thunder evoked by the suggestion that foreigners, especially the backward Soviets, had outwitted Uncle Sam. +Sales for the full year rose 63% to $4.34 billion compared with $2.67 billion the year before. +We hired a lawyer named Pierce O'Donnell of Kaye, Scholer, Fierman, Hays & Handler. +Beckett's world echoed with cries of agony and compassion at the futility and loneliness of human existence, peopled with vagabond couples caught in a never-ending master-slave dialogue. +The number of illegal border crossings in Capt Piiroinen's 25km sector has more than than halved since 1990 to a paltry 20 last year. +A top evaluation can mean an extra $2,000 a year added to salary. +APL Corp. said it terminated its agreement to sell its Riviera Cabinet operations because the buyer wasn't able to obtain financing. +Western Publishing Group was Nasdaq's busiest stock yesterday, with more than 2.7 million shares changing hands, three times the average. +The Williamsville, N.Y., maker of industrials products said the buy-backs will be made from time to time in open-market or privately negotiated transactions. +The document also said Sununu, a former New Hampshire governor, has decided to give up tuition benefits from Tufts University for his children. +Gorbachev mentioned the plane program on Soviet television after his meeting this week with President Bush. +Paisley is a Northern Ireland loyalist and head of the Free Presbyterian Church in Northern Ireland, which is vehemently anti-Roman Catholic. +We will work with the president wherever and whenever we can. +In 1890, the 34th president of the United States, Dwight D. Eisenhower, was born in Denison, Texas. +Mr. Teeley opposed it. +The department's 1989 conservation budget was less than one-third its 1980 level, adjusted for inflation. +These new schemes were conceived at a time when Paris had little vacant office space. +Along with the legislation, the president signed a proclamation declaring this week as a Week of Remembrance of the event, which many consider the beginning of the Holocaust. +A new studio tour opened at Walt Disney World in Florida this week. +The worrywarts at the Washington Times complain that Mr. Bush "promises to commit us to military confrontations and an endless series of diplomatic crises in the future." +I wasn't sure when the `next honest script,' whatever that is, would come. +The end-result actually would be more inflation pressure." +"It was a lark," said Donald Wayne Ullom, a reporter for WTOV-TV of nearby Steubenville, Ohio. "I'm flattered." Ullom won the Nov. 8 election with 28 write-in votes. +Oliver said the group seeks to sell the company as a whole entity, except for the possible divestment of some divisions. +One of the most outrageous concepts was CBS' 1986 "Outlaws," in which a Texas sheriff and a gang of outlaws were blasted into the 20th century by a bolt of lightning. +The litigation has caused the bankruptcy of some companies, including Eagle-Picher, one of the lead-paint defendants that also manufactured asbestos. And many plaintiffs complain that they didn't get the damages they deserved. +All also are apparently in accord that total OPEC production, currently around 24.2 million barrels a day, must be trimmed for the second quarter, if not immediately, to prevent oil prices from falling further. +On July 13, the government issued a formal shut-down notice for all U.S. military bases operating in Greece. +Kodak said it will introduce beginning late this summer a family of still-video products for commercial and professional use. +Officials have uncovered what they believe to be shortcomings in current law and regulations concerning pacemakers. +Iraq has about 100 billion barrels of reserves, while Kuwait has about 94 billion, according to figures published this summer by British Petroleum. +He said at the time that if the FDA were to take such action it would expose itself to undue risk of litigation. +Although, as your article points out, I did have one unproductive trip to the factory in 1987, in all of my most recent selection trips to Steinway, I was pleased to find pianos with exceptional beauty and range of color and response. +However, Mr Byatt has said he intends to place more of the funding burden on the companies. +In 1755, British General Edward Braddock was mortally wounded as his troops suffered a massive defeat near present-day Pittsburgh during the French and Indian War. +The proposed transaction supplants a previously proposed recapitalization, under which the money-transfer services concern would have purchased as many as six million of its common shares for $14.50 each. +Adoption of a Senate clause guaranteeing Federal Home Loan Bank Board Chairman M. Danny Wall the right to serve the two years remaining in his term. +There is a course on Astral Sex and Zen Tea Bags, and another on how to make a drum and use it to get in touch with yourself and your tribe or company. +Today, manufacturers boast of the 'coffee break' charge - just 12 or 15 minutes. Like portable computer makers, power tool manufacturers have been trying to ensure that the tools use as little power as possible, so the batteries last longer. +And it planned by merging its propane businesses to produce "synergies," a Wall Street term denoting that, in a merger, two and two might add up to five. +"I am totally flabbergasted," he said, adding that the report, carrying the weight of the institute and its parent National Institutes of Health, would almost certainly scare off any research institution or hospital from doing hyperthermia tests. +Prime Minister Bob Hawke said he felt the mergers would be beneficial overall. "It will probably mean a loss of jobs for some people, but as far as the community in general is concerned they probably will get a better service," he said. +Stet was fixed L19 down at L1,760 but jumped to L1,842 after hours. +"The Panama government is a government of drug traffickers, gun runners and money launderers," he asserts. +This is not particularly well understood within the Reagan administration. +More than any other theater award, the Tony has always helped a show where it counts _ at the box office. "Joe Turner" and "A Walk in the Woods" are doing marginal business and will need the prize to survive the summer. +Takeshita attended a memorial service Wednesday in Tokyo for the 30 victims of the submarine collision and reaffirmed that the government would take steps to prevent accidents and provide compensation for the victims' families. +"By recognizing the economy's strengths, we are able to discuss concerns as well," Roth, R-Del., said in a statement which accompanied the report. +But the senior U.S. official noted that Moscow dug up its offer of a transitional government while Kabul's ruling communists had the upperhand in the civil war. +One car with five passengers, including a child, was crushed between part of the car carrier and an asphalt truck parked on the side of the road, said state police Sgt. J.K. Riffle. +Just as disturbing is how little thought the Administration has given to U.S. defense needs in the wake of any START accord. +'We haven't got enough money for the construction.' Barantsev has had some success diversifying into non-military craft. +Such dependence of a single supplier is not uncommon in the aerospace industry, said analyst Mary E. O'Neill of Duff & Phelps. +Just a few weeks later, Amtrak announced it would eliminate smoking on some trains and in some stations effective April 1. +Proponents of the new district say their bill will encourage and enable white parents outside the district to transfer students to the schools. +The Aga Khan, 57, spiritual leader of the Ismaili Moslems, is petitioning for divorce from the Begum Salima Aga Khan, the British woman he married in 1969. +Before a referendum can be held, a special session of the national council _ a policy review body of the party _ must decide whether to amend the constitution. +The unemployment rate remains stuck in double-digit figures and, as the structural upheavals continue, few economists are willing to predict any significant reduction in the foreseeable future. +NASA technicians today removed a faulty valve that forced the agency to delay the launch of the space shuttle Columbia from this week to the end of May or beginning of June. +Nigel Lawson was a victim of the immense confusion in thought that has been characteristic of Western financial circles during the 1980s. +Prime Minister Charles Haughey resigned Thursday night and set out to form a new government after Parliament defeated his bid for re-election. +An effort to finally resolve the conflict through the United Nations is gaining momentum. +Furniture is being moved. +K mart apparently isn't concerned about possible negative consequences if new CBS shows lag in ratings. +But I reckon its staid, quintessentially Volvo styling would be enough to put them off buying one. +On the back wall of Ramesh Tewani's Madre India No. 2 jewelry store on Zaragoza Street is a prominent figure of Ganesh, the Hindu god of good luck. +The children's mother died in the freeway disaster. Cathy Berumen suffered head injuries and was released from the hospital a month ago. +When 4-year-old Dustin Hoffman met the actor with the same name, he discovered they had something else in common. +The justices set aside a ruling that declared the law unconstitutional and ordered further study in light of a new analysis that said the statute has limited applications. +Moreover, while she has done a superb job on the Saigon situation in 1963, she has overlooked some interesting facets at the Washington end. +Amal, he said, also summoned Shiite clerics in south Lebanon to a meeting in Tyre to discuss Higgins' abduction and its effect on the Shiite community. +The commission is racing frantically to adopt a new approach in time to file a report that Congress ordered by Monday. +New York stock traders blamed Volcker's remarks for helping kill a morning stock rally Thursday, although he has publicly advocated tax increases before. +For an individual 10 or more years out of college, an understanding of much of today's science is the result of that individual's recognition of the importance of the subject and his desire to continue learning. +"We hope the hearings and the spotlight on the business failures will be a cleansing experience," says Peter McNeish, president of the National Association of Small Business Investment Companies. +Another meal, another place. +The government's chief economic forecasting gauge plunged last month, taking the deepest dip since the October 1987 stock market crash. +The February rise was held back by a 1.1 percent fall in inventories held by retailers. +"All that fury came to the fore and they began attacking any symbol of society. +The nationalists have expressed fear that their own culture will be overshadowed by the culture of the Turks, whose birthrate is growing while that of the Slavs is declining. +Perhaps he has, finally, found peace in a room. +Analysts believe that if it falls below 15,000, hidden gains on stocks held by leading life assurers would be eroded. +This prospect focuses attention on the motivations of Moscow and Beijing, and on the geopolitical consequences for America and the world of a rapprochement between the two largest communist powers. +"I still have the hat Norton used to wear. +A source close to the company said the recapitalization was not being undertaken as a defensive move. +A 34 percent increase in jet fuel costs also depressed earnings, UAL said. +In 1950, the north invaded the south to begin the Korean War. +In mid-March, Torchmark developed a two-prong attack, the acting commissioner found: Seek first to negotiate a merger, and if that failed, launch a proxy contest. +The pro-Western prime minister had resisted including in his government the National Islamic Front, which formerly was called the Moslem Brotherhood. +Milosevic's campaign for greater Serbian control over its two provinces of Kosovo and Vojvodina has centered on reforming Yugoslavia's 1974 Constitution. +"As far as I know, this is the most comprehensive request for food and response since World War II," said Carl Whiting, an executive of the Hawkeye Area Boy Scout Council in eastern Iowa. +One person died of a heart attack. +Memories of that violence prompted all political parties to bury their differences after World War II in public consensus and reconciliation. +His characteristically purplish prose and full-blooded, naturalistic paintings are everywhere. +Sources close to Saudi Aramco say the gas discovery was sizeable and commercially viable, but the company officials declined to confirm or deny the report. +"People are attracted by double-digit numbers," says Mr. Fuller. +He is far more interested in Moscow's black market: the illicit trade in Marlboros, porn videos, spare parts, you name it, that is conducted nightly at various unspecified locations along the city's ring road. +The Democrats accused their opponents of retreading the 1980 and 1984 platforms, "talking about the future through a rear-view mirror." Rhetoric aside, both platforms duck difficult issues. +The remaining 11m shares will be allotted to placees. +Why were the analysts wrong? +Art works "really aren't investments," says Robert S. Salomon Jr., the firm's research director. +In a letter to congressional leaders, Assistant Treasury Secretary Roger Mentz said the plan to continue the treaty's interest exemption "is broader in scope than necessary to solve (only) the Eurobond problem." +Teacher salaries are low, turnover is high. +It has been seeking to extend its activities in the civilian vehicles field and its product range now includes refuse disposal vehicles, single-decker buses, and car transporters and trailers. +The University of Maine is offering to return to the Zuni Indians a statue that the university museum displayed for a year before learning that the tribe considers it offensive to display the sacred piece. +He believes that the OECD report, with its stress on avoiding social exclusion, will help in that cause. +He ordered the state to pay three-fourths of the remedial costs and the school district the rest. +Boesky again was temperamental under cross examination, refusing to answer numerous questions unless he saw documentation to refresh his memory. +They say the group is a setback in efforts to deregulate the economy. +The lumber was on the ninth car from the end of a 95-car train. +She grosses 25,000 rupiahs, or $15.27, in a good day. +Representatives of the Iraqi Red Crescent say the hostages are faring adequately, Richards said. +Republican support is likely to come from lawmakers representing import-battered parts of the country and high-technology areas that are export-sensitive. +CBS Inc. found strong demand Friday in the Eurobond market for one of the largest dollar-denominated convertible offerings in recent years, $400 million of 15-year, 5% bonds. +Mr. Roberts held a news conference with local media on Monday, and has been in contact with both the mayor's office and local congressmen on the issue. +"The clean air passage is going to have a positive effect on our stock. +United News of Bangladesh said police have orders to arrest at least 16 ministers and officials of Ershad's government. +Barrick has agreed to expand its existing Betze pit at Goldstrike to include Deep and Lower Post. +The existence of this proposed treaty on taxes ought to tell Europe's politicians that it's time to stand back and take a long, hard look at the economic effects of their current systems. +FNN filed for protection from creditors under federal bankruptcy statutes. +Adcock, 57, made headlines in April when he leaped from a crowd at Princess Diana as she was talking to members of a crowd in Northumberland. +Mayor William H. Hudnut III and Marion County Prosecutor Stephen Goldsmith have expressed interest in the Senate seat Dan Quayle will vacate next year, a local Republican Party official said Thursday. +Alexi, wearing a black clerical robe and white headpiece topped with a gold cross, urged the government not to come between the church and the people. +And, while it isn't identified specifically as a labor issue, the fourth-ranked item reflects the tightening labor market. +Mazda said it plans to meet the production cut by operating the line fewer hours. +But the United States has not. +"But we could be at the end of this leg of the decline in bond prices, and you could get a stabilization and even a short-term rally." +A source close to Hemlock says the company hasn't given up on the project. +The crewmembers remain angry at the American military's failure to protect the lightly armed vessel or to come to its aid. +He declined to predict how long the process would last or how much creditors ultimately would receive. +Last Friday, Alfred Sikes, former head of the Commerce Department's National Telecommunications and Information Administration, was sworn in as FCC chairman. +One dollar was worth almost 30,000 dinars on Thursday. +The trade figures are denominated in dollars and thus were inflated as the yen continued to climb against the U.S. currency. +It was a silly thought. +In an unusual move, the judge ordered the Navy not only to rebid the contract but to submit the language of the new solicitation for his approval within two weeks. +Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., later complained that the move had damaged peace efforts and said he regretted his support for it. +The judge issued a permanent injunction barring Karcher from future insider trades. +The hardier and more recently planted soybeans can hold on a bit longer. +"There is room for hope" that Bush might reverse himself, Hooks said. +Companies' expectations remain very unfavourable, it said, because they see no early improvement in demand on their main European markets. Output fell 0.5 per cent in the last quarter of 1992. +Food industry officials say that almost all foods contain some amount of one of the substances on the state list. +That decision was made Monday after customers lit up switchboards complaining that their bills didn't reflect how long the storm left them in the dark. +It was an irritation. +The administration, meanwhile, is looking for a 5 percent rise in consumer prices this year and 4.1 percent next year. +Oskar Lafontaine of the left-leaning Social Democrats is challenging West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in the Dec. 2 elections for a united German government. +One key to that speed: The engineers who will figure out how to build a car work alongside the people designing it from the first day. +Well, that just ratifies my leadership," said Jackson. +Togo's former ruling party yesterday took a slim lead in the country's first multi-party parliamentary elections, but early results indicated voting in the West African state was splitting along ethnic lines, Reuter reports from Lome. +After trading as high as $4.125, silver for September delivery finished 6.5 cents an ounce higher at $4.075. +His Brahms now is very much the product of maturity - wise and noble, absolutely unforced. What a splendid move on the part of the Philharmonia to bring him to London for these four concerts, featuring the symphonies and the concertos. +The president, at a post-summit news conference in Venice, Italy, cited the possibility of "actual reductions" in superpower nuclear missiles this year and said the chances of a meeting with Soviet leader Gorbachev also were increasing. +In Europe, the bank has about $5.5 billion in assets. +The holders can elect two directors, however, if the company fails to pay preferred dividends for four quarters. +A week after the earthquake struck California's Bay area, 10,000 applications have come in from the 12 disaster centers in seven counties, said FEMA spokeswoman Rhoda Brooks. +Sterling's value against the dollar dipped in the United States. One British pound fetched $1.85375 late in New York, compared to $1.8545 late Thursday. +Gorbachev, in a speech Wednesday to the United Nations, pledged to cut the Red Army's 5.6 million troop size by 10 percent, and said he would order some Soviet troops and tanks withdrawn from Eastern Europe. +Yakovlev is a close adviser to President Mikhail S. Gorbachev and the party's chief ideologist. +But, you know, I don't contribute to it if I start talking about my approach or what I think is the right way to do it and try to dictate to anybody. +The standard ought to be `Was Drexel's compliance as good, or better, than other firms on the Street and were the systems diligently used?' +We must wait and see. +Almost half of the nation's senior citizens who may be eligible for Supplemental Security Income benefits are not enrolled in the program, according to the American Association of Retired Persons. +"I'm sorry sir, I am not familiar with your term. +The company, which has changed its fiscal year so that it ends March 31, didn't provide a year-earlier comparison. +Damages aren't specified in the suits, but Mr. Nix pegs the total potential recovery at "hundreds of millions of dollars." +Without a sustained rise in the oil price, a fresh injection of equity looks the only way to restore financial balance. +The departing executives couldn't be reached for comment. +The Singer Company and a former subsidiary were accused by the government Tuesday in a $231 million lawsuit of fraudulently inflating the price of military aircraft flight simulators. +Barker said Morris' case would be reviewed by a panel of graduate students and faculty that could permanently bar him from the university. +When almost 120 governments signed the Uruguay Round in April, they hailed it as the most sweeping reform of the world trade system since the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade was established 47 years ago. +And crude goods prices edged up only 0.2% after a 2.0% decline in June. +'Nevertheless there have been a number of potentially powerful new entrants this year, more than replacing departures.' He says the demand for interim managers usually stems from a sense of urgency. +Judges are beginning to apply that heavier hand. +Indonesia, once the Dutch East Indies, gained independence in 1949 after four years of fighting. +The EPA report, which is still in draft form and has not received final agency approval, was released Monday. +Kuwait, a wealthy Arab state, could receive 200 Abrams tanks, known also as the M1A1 and considered by experts to be the best in the world. +I don't like to sell anything." +Now they will have to meet stringent tests to prove that they are economically 'rooted' in the country. +The dollar finished higher in thin trading yesterday in Tokyo after news of cuts in Saudi Arabian oil shipments took the steam out of the yen. +According to the Middle East Economic Survey, a respected industry publication, Syria's exports will be made possible by an increase in production from 270,000 barrels a day in 1988 to 350,000 barrels a day in 1989. +Ronaldo Sardenberg, the Brazilian ambassador to the U.N., makes the case for expansion. +About 200 people clamored to be let into the consulate after officials handed out the 100 applications that would be accepted Wednesday. +He said the company also is looking at "other options," which include offering certain vehicles only in selected geographic areas. +About 60% of the work force will continue with Gillette or transfer to Twins Pharmaceuticals, the company said. +WATER companies have never found it easy to persuade their customers that water is scarce and expensive, and the present rain cannot help. In the past two weeks Anglian Water and Essex Water have announced compulsory metering for some of their customers. +He also said free elections, already moved up from May to March 18, might have to be advanced further. +Chambers is publishing an Encyclopedic (sic) English Dictionary combining both lexical and encyclopaedic information and definitions. +But he added that it still "isn't clear" whether a Europe-wide joint venture with Ogilvy will work, or won't work, or whether it will work only in a handful of countries. +The United order was the second-largest in Pratt & Whitney's history, and brought the value of its commercial engine contracts to $6 billion for 1989. +However, some libertarians, along with the Sierra Club's LA chapter, argue that forcing a supply crunch by not building more roads is the best way toward alternatives. +Today we have troops in Korea, the Philippines, and Europe, and that is OK. +In January 1991, Volvo took 20 per cent of the shares in Renault and 45 per cent of the shares in its trucks and buses division. +Philipp Holzmann declined 15 marks to 1,480 marks ($822.29). +At Covent Garden the full resources of contemporary stage technology are used to 'do the piece', not to re-invent it in the high-concept terms that have become fashionable in recent years. +He said Bush is riding Reagan's coattails, but won't take responsibility for the negatives such as cutting certain programs. +Few critics or administrators today would break ranks intellectually from this orthodoxy. +But 29 members of the coalition, plus one independent deputy, today joined the 39 Sandinista deputies in the 92-member assembly in sustaining the veto after Mrs. Chamorro agreed to cut only $8.5 million from her earlier defense budget proposal. +There is no such body. Other companies are basing their advertising loosely on real changes but then exaggerating them. One company points out that after January 1 companies will be required to make assessments of possible risks to employees. +Each $5,000 bond carries one warrant, exercisable from Sept. 1 1989, through Aug. 10, 1993, to buy company shares at an expected premium of 2 1/2% to the closing share price when terms are fixed Aug. 2. +Holly also said it would ask if ConAgra wished to amend the merger proposal, a stock swap that has been valued by securities analysts at about $1 billion. +IBM reported it has begun producing next-generation memory chips, giving the U.S. company an advantage of a few months over Japanese rivals Hitachi, Toshiba and NEC. +Once the plane stopped, Shanhan said she whipped open the door and began ordering the passengers to form double lines and leap onto the slide. +The firm didn't disclose in which customers' names the newly disclosed bids were submitted. +There was no mention of creating a global investment bank at a single stroke. It was not what Sir David wanted to read, amid criticism from outside Warburg - and privately from within - over the handling of the affair. +Frequency makes high-precision measurement equipment. +President Daniel arap Moi and other Kenyan leaders argue that more than one political party in the country would lead to tribal wars among the estimated 40 tribes. +Mike Kilpatrick, a company spokesman, said that Scott Paper is "pleased that Moody's is reviewing our bond rating for possible upgrading and we're looking forward to the results." +Adia bearers, second on the active list, rose SFr15 to SFr218 on news of a SFr200m loan from its majority shareholders, Mr Klaus Jacobs and the German retail chain Asko. +One critic wrote of "Life of Brian" at the time: "This Monty Python religious parable will probably offend every denomination equally, but it shouldn't. +The judge set bail at $75,000 and told Mrs. Gentile she may not have unsupervised visits with her 7-year-old son, John Jr. +They spent the day hanging out. +The radio quoted hospital sources as saying two people succumbed to their injuries early this morning. +Honda Motor Co. said it will recall 4,514 1988 Civic models for a defect that could cause the car to jump forward while idling at a stop. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Rule closed at $7.75, down 25 cents. +Many officials from British Gas and elsewhere, involved in a multi-million pound gas exploration deal, are flocking to the region. +As part of this effort, IBM, beset by customer complaints of red tape at Paris headquarters, is moving many key managers out of Paris and scattering them around the Continent. +Meritor also joined the Federal Home Loan Bank system last month. +Ganshin Yoshida, 65, told Japanese reporters there were "five or six" prisoners of war who spoke English at the camp where he was held for the last seven years. +The university scientists are free to publish their results, even if they are unfavorable for oat bran. +However, she said, the whole industry is suffering a less severe sales slump than the Big Three. +Union Pacific spokesman Harvey S. Turner declined comment on the S&P statement, issued after the stock markets closed Thursday. +He said he lowered his estimate of 1988 per-share earnings to $3.35 from $3.65. +The federal standards set limits to ensure that exposure results in no more than one additional cancer case per million people. +Under the program that began in 1954, a small group of exceptional American students _ currently 30 each year _ are chosen to spend two or three years at British universities, with all expenses paid by the British government. +Ever since the 1967 war, when Israel occupied the West Bank and Gaza, the Israelis have used the territories as both a labor pool and a market for their products. +In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Tuesday, Icahn also disclosed that he has raised his stake in the oil giant to 16.6 percent, and that he is considering another proxy challenge for control of the company. +The hunger strikers want a ban on former Communist officials holding public office for 10 years. +A continuing consolidation of share prices after their gains through most of last week and Monday was also putting pressure on prices, according to one broker. +The first beauty contest in China since the takeover occurred in Canton in 1985. +"It seems the Israelis are reinforcing their positions," said a police spokesman, who cannot be identified under standing regulations. +Mr. Hance is a member of the Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates that state's oil production of two million barrels a day. +"But I think there are a lot of good signs" of progress. +At the same time, he has declared that the company will be more responsive to the needs of customers _ one of its shortfalls, according to analysts. +People believed he could never be caught by a white man's bullet. "It was surprising that the song turned out very short and was written from the point of view of the officer chasing him. +The first concern arises from a 1985 U.S. suggestion that it would cease supporting the resistance at the beginning of a Soviet withdrawal. +Young lads from Nantucket and New Bedford shipped out on whalers across the globe, came home after years and signed on again as mates. +But the Justice Department is expected to broaden the case, raising the possibility of tougher sanctions and even, perhaps, an order to break up the company. +At the hearing, Sen. Metzenbaum said that the subcommittee originally placed the overall cost to the government of Mr. Fail's purchase of Bluebonnet at $1.8 billion. +After a hearing in Santa Fe, Judge Campos rejected the bank organizations' arguments and dismissed their suit. +Mitsubishi had moved its North American headquarters to the World Trade Center in July, becoming the first Japanese bank to move a major operating headquarters out of Tokyo. +He decided the case primarily on the basis of a woman's constitutional right to decide what to do with her body. +Political parties have been legalized. +Mary Hughey Cantrell, who failed to return from a 1977 Christmas furlough, pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court in Beckley to a charge of escape from the Alderson Federal Correctional Institution. +The ITC acted on a petition brought by the National Knitwear & Sportswear Association, a New York trade group representing most of the affected U.S. producers. +Better yet, two prospective customers phone to say they are finally ready to deal for face masks and peat moss. +"We are fortunate to have two outstanding leaders in Gene Connolly and Tony Falvo to assume the role and responsibilities of running USG Corp.," Day said in a statement. +But other experts say that the political fallout from the use of nuclear weapons by the U.S. could poison relations with Muslim nations for decades. +He became an intregral part of the Democratic scene when he worked for Gary Hart in 1984, and was instrumental in Hart's victory in the Nebraska primary. +Analysts made positive comments about the stocks in this paper Wednesday. +Barr was summoned along with Associate Deputy FBI Director Oliver B. Revell to answer questions about the opinion, which sparked veiled criticism last month from Secretary of State James Baker III. +He said he had hoped for a meeting with the pope but was not granted one. +The Soviet Union was the largest consumer, using 2 million tons last year. +Both landings went smoothly Sunday and there were no injuries among the more than 90 people on the flights. +Earl Trosino, who lead the boarding party during the capture, told the crowd of about 150 veterans and their families. +Showers were forecast from the upper Ohio Valley into central and southern New England. +He hoped that Lord Rees' replacement would be named before the end of March. +Mr. Glassman is editor of Roll Call, a publication covering Congress. +One part of the market that has been buoyant has been cellular stocks, but that sector took a tumble yesterday. +For many, the taste of freedom has only raised expectations for more openness. +Warner, meanwhile, came in a close third with about 13% of the box office, according to Mr. Murphy. +"They're going to try and get the very last of it," said Coast Guard Petty Officer Scott Campbell. "They've already released some cleanup crews. +American Telephone & Telegraph Co. on Thursday reported the first annual loss in its 104-year history, the result of a huge write-off to streamline for long-distance phone wars. +"This month is going to be a killer," said John Keefe, a brokerage analyst at Lipper Analytical Securities Corp. +In addition to his wife, Hays is survived by a daughter and two grandchildren. +AT&T closed at $32.50, unchanged, in Big Board trading. +Werner Friedrich, deputy director of the Swiss Hotel Association, told Bern's Der Bund newspaper the prospect was "frightening." "Such a change of food laws would definitely overstep the boundaries of good taste," he was quoted as saying. +Appearance is also important, say experts at the Labor Department. +The call came in the May edition of a Chinese military magazine, Military Economic Research, which is generally restricted to the military and the Communist Party. +Ciccarelli testified that he struck Richardson on the side of his helmet after the defenseman cross-checked him. +Was Piranesi not quite as important, you may ask. +He spent 90 minutes with acting Premier Salim Hoss, who heads a Moslem cabinet vying for power with that of Gen. +Wadley has produced about 30,000 peelers since then, but says sales must soar before the product can be declared a commercial success. +Of the 512 seats at stake, 431 had been decided when voting was stopped for the night. +Thunderstorms developed rapidly Friday afternoon over the foothills of the central and southern Rockies and in southern Nebraska. +If the Coalition cannot form a government by Friday, President Christos Sartzetakis will ask the three major parties to try to set aside their differences and form a coalition. +Five feedings are recommended for Bermuda grass in Florida and mixed dichondragrass lawns. +U.S. government sources indicate Washington is thinking of just such an approach. +The yen, dealers say, should trend lower. +A guard was arrested Wednesday for allegedly torching the historic Universal Studios backlot, gutting sets used for "Dick Tracy," "Back to the Future" and an unfinished Sylvester Stallone movie. +"It was too cold outside." Using discounted airline tickets she received through a credit-card promotion, Ms. McManus interviewed for jobs on the East Coast and found one employer that seemed right: a residential care facility in Massachusetts. +The women's champ of the Trials, and the U.S.'s best hope for metallic award at Seoul, is thin-hipped, thin-lipped Phoebe Mills from Northfield, Ill. +But that is expected to be largely a legal formality. +Failure to complete the Uruguay Round would be a further serious blow to confidence. +Any Soviet purchases after that point will largely depend on whether the Bush administration will suspend U.S.-backed export credit guarantees that Moscow is slated to receive in October. +The Swedish Immigration Board said it had not received any application from a Soviet player seeking political asylum. +Tropical depressions become named storms if their sustained winds reach 39 mph, and hurricanes if the winds increase to 74 mph. +A third of the remainder are strongly leaning to Vice President George Bush or Gov. Michael Dukakis, leaving just 23 percent of voters as the undecided group that is likely to decide the election, the poll found. +Ryoden Trading Co., a Japanese vendor of industrial equipment and materials, issued $55 million of four-year Eurobonds with equity-purchase warrants, with Daiwa Europe as lead manager. +For all Pillsbury's problems, Mr. Smith is taking the sanguine view. +"There had been some fears this was a highly risky venture," Mahony said. +The best self-administered schemes are set up on nil-commission terms so recommending them is not usually in the interests of the adviser. Sipps require partners to act collectively. +"We are opposed to the jurisdictional changes," she said. +China claims Tibet has been an integral part of Chinese territory for seven centuries. +"I picked up the bag and said, `Whoa, it feels like nothing but air in here,' and there was," he says. +Four months later, she was assassinated by two Sikh bodyguards in retaliation for the raid. +The company would also supply about a third of all nylon to the European carpet industry. ICI would become the world's largest producer of acrylics, an area which the company has defined as one of its core businesses. +A group of four pro-choice Republican House women, meanwhile, met with the president to express their concern over his position on the federal abortion issue. +Gold for October delivery surged $4.90 an ounce yesterday in New York to settle at $354. +Fauntroy first said the younger Savage had worked on a District of Columbia statehood bill, but Savage later conceded he rarely worked in Fauntroy's office and did little more than stuff envelopes when he was there. +They speculate carriers might face a passenger boycott if they hike prices substantially to defray jet fuel costs, which have jumped 25 percent and more since Iraq seized Kuwait Aug. 2 and provoked world fear of an oil shortage. +He and his wife, Sheila Rauch, have twins. +Youths, many drunk, roamed streets, smashing windows. Mexico's coach has pleaded with fans to celebrate peacefully. +I was severely jet-smacked. +In "The Widow Claire," Horton Foote thinks small, too. +As a result, the company said that it will restate its 1986 earnings. +The GAO probe was the third blow sustained by the facility this week. +"Many people were working with private bodies" without official sanction, he says. +During the National League playoffs, NBC's "Jackie Collins' `Lucky-Chances' " buried the game between the Reds and the Pittsburgh Pirates on CBS. +The LDP lost its majority in the less powerful upper house last year as a result of money and sex scandals involving the party's Cabinet members, and an unpopular consumption tax. +This official says Mr. Gorbachev's goal is to gain a detente that "would allow enough stability, security and predictability in foreign relations to allow him to get on with his economic reforms at home, helped by Western credits and technology. +Pension-Fund Money Goes to Small Business SMALL BUSINESS has found a new angel. +Guns, drugs and money are now inextricably linked in an unholy trinity. +He said that despite promises never to "blend" his fund with other partnerships, the management four years later proposed to do just that with a much more leveraged partnership. +The delegates then voted by ballot for premier, vice chairmen of the state Central Military Commission and top judicial posts. +Broward County commissioners haven't decided whether to approve any expansion. +Now, however, it had a coach with a distinguished playing career. +The sale of its remaining 75 per cent interest in Qantas is the biggest single item. The shares are likely to be sold through a stock market flotation. +Two men selling part-turtle boots were certain they wouldn't run out. +U.S.-Chinese commercial relations warmed somewhat on May 24, when President Bush extended China's most-favored-nation trading status for a year. +The 0.8% tax, which is scheduled to drop to 0.6% after 1996, would be extended at that level for a year. +The surgeon general was reacting to findings from a Masters and Johnson book co-authored by Dr. Robert Kolodny, "Crisis: Heterosexual Behavior in the Age of AIDS." +Paycheck, 50, best known for his 1978 hit "Take This Job and Shove It," said he needs to give concerts to earn money for his wife's cancer treatment. +An unwritten national covenant calls for Lebanon's president to be a Christian, the prime minister a Sunni Moslem and the speaker of Parliament a Shiite Moslem. +Also on Thursday, Wal-Mart reported its sales for July, which exceeded the gains posted by most other major general merchandise chains. +Accepted bids, from the $500 million submitted, were at 8.174%. +He said he thought his conversion to the Moslem faith would protect him. +"I didn't see anything, but some of the other priests on the altar did," Joe Richard, a deacon of the Lubbock parish. +Traders predicted a positive reaction to the issue, which they expect will trade at 99 to 99 1/4. +"We need the best police commissioner we could find," Dinkins told reporters. "Of all of the finalists, he seemed to be the absolute best in the country." Brown will take over Jan. 22 in a city wracked with drug-related crime. +The Labor Department reported that the producer price index of finished goods rose 0.4 percent in March. +Washington and Moscow should then agree on the number of warships they maintain in the Mediterranean, with the eventual aim being a withdrawal of Soviet ships if the United States follows suit, Gorbachev said. +As blacks early Sunday surged through Hillbrow, near the city center, some whites in apartments overlooking the street hurled empty bottles at the celebrants. +In a sentencing memorandum signed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Gordon Zubrod, the government said Hull was providing information about his former drug contacts. +A stipulation in the will of Robert Lincoln, the president's oldest son, who deeded the property to the state of Illinois, prohibits visitors from being charged. +Hostage Brian Keenan's two sisters flew to Washington Friday to meet freed American hostage Frank Reed, who was held with their brother and telephoned them to let them know Keenan was well. +What were their questions and conclusions? +Is there some other explanation for flaws in the West Germans' work? The answer is, we don't know. +With a total investment of $1.2 billion, he said the highway would help to ease already heavy traffic among the three cities, considered to be the richest in China. +(First class, presorted by 5-digit ZIP code). +And entrepreneurs like Montoya, who did electronics work at White Sands Missile Range near Las Cruces, N.M., before striking out on his own, eagerly took advantage of all the government-funded research and development. +The Whole Theater was founded in 1973 by a group of married theater couples, including Ms. Dukakis and her husband, actor Louis Zorich. +Miss Parsons' mother, Lena Arlene Wilson Parsons, brought the video encounter into the public eye in May when she filed a civil lawsuit against Lowe, saying he seduced her then-minor daughter. The lawsuit is pending. +Compaq said "the price change was made possible due to the strong market success" of the Deskpro models "and the company's continuing ability to reduce production costs." +Compaq Computer, a star performer in the market's climb to record highs, added 3 1/2 to 122 7/8. +Last week, the Canyon area was evacuated when flames from the 33,265-acre Wolf Lake fire burned to within one-half mile of the complex, which now houses a firefighters' camp. +The fire at Shadyside High School in this eastern Ohio city was reported at 2:55 p.m., about the time students were leaving for the day, firefighter Norman Davis said. +"We got lulled into the belief that (the strong refinancing activity) was going to last forever, and we found out that that was not the case," said Paul Low, president of the division. +You have to live in the Soviet Union to understand my feelings," Fedorov told Anatolia. +The Machinists, whose strike began March 4 when they refused to accept $125 million in concessions, asked the bankruptcy court to free $8 million in paychecks due last Friday and $1 million in insurance premiums. +Under pressure from Washington, Kim was later allowed to go to the United States for medical treatment. +I drive but I don't want to drive (here). +Cash-rich companies such as Associated British Foods, which has a long-standing cash pile of around Pounds 500m, will have to work hard to prevent lower interest rates translating into sharply lower profits. +He also had an arrest record in the United States and Italy going back to 1962, and had been convicted on charges including theft, conspiracy and handling stolen goods, the newspaper said. +The Surinam Airways DC-8 was completing an all-night flight from Amsterdam to the capital of this small nation on the northern shoulder of South America. +Expressed as a proportion of gross domestic product, the picture is, however, different. The PSBR during the last year of the Labour government came to 5.5 per cent of GDP. +WHO'S NEWS: Wanda Lloyd, 39 years old, was named a senior editor at Gannett Co.'s USA Today. +Philips Lighting Co. adopted a cautious approach when it acquired Westinghouse Electric Corp.'s light-bulb business in 1983. +Because the hits are usually within minutes of takeoff or landing, they can be dangerous. +In composite trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, USG closed at $37.50, up $1.125. +We are very happy with it,' said Lord Blakenham. The changes over the past decade may have been gradual but they have been fundamental. +'Our primary concern is that the initial projects should start to make some money fairly quickly,' Mr Harris warned. Apple and BT are there for a year, and the Rural Development Commission and the district council for three. +In all, U.S. spending on health care reached $500.3 billion last year, according to the Conference Board, a New York-based business research group. +I find it difficult to believe that the president of NBC News sees hard work, dedication, perseverance and discipline as wrong values for young people to develop. +Joseph Fama, 19, accused of firing the fatal shot, is in custody; the other defendants are free on bail. +Earnings per share were 0.36p (0.47p). However, the fall was mitigated by the currency rise and higher investment income of Pounds 30,932 (Pounds 6,361). +The move would enable President Bush to say that the controversial Scowcroft visit and Bush's easing of other sanctions against China paid off. +Regardless of their best intentions, UN forces in Cambodia can be only as effective as their own leadership and the adversaries involved will allow them to be. +Japanese Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said yesterday that countries should "exercise all due vigilance against the risks of recession," but added that some countries are plagued by high inflation. +But some trends seem clear, whoever wins tomorrow. +They don't see Asian exchanges expanding on the arrangement between the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Singapore International Monetary Exchange. +"I can understand his position," he said, adding that the Soviet Union regards Lithuania's drive for secession as an internal problem. "Because of history, we don't view it that way. +Also, he said, Tourang has proposed operating Fairfax with an Australian management team. +Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, told the administration officials that they must not merely dismiss the questions as narrow concerns that skirt the big picture. +World class players such as Emilio Butrage 1/16 o, Michel and Martin Vazquez have gone and been replaced by lesser players. +Simultaneous fundraising in Japan was much slower to take effect. +Estimates of the number of chronically ill youths eligible for the program range from 10,000 to 30,000, yet only about 950 children have been granted waivers. +Victory businesses, excluding the ones being retained by Legal & General, accounted for #15.9 million of Legal & General's #142.3 million in pretax profit last year. Victory's principal operations are in Britain, Australia and Canada. +Vela's order was to last until Thursday, pending a full hearing on a class-action lawsuit against the INS, but was extended when the hearing was postponed to Jan. 31. +"We're looking for someone with expertise in the fast-food industry, not just an infusion of capital," he said. +They should not be given a way to blame others for what is their own fault. VIEs are becoming increasingly out of date as corporate activities become more globalised. +The government is offering creditors a 300 million-kroner incentive if they choose to proceed with the restructuring, which would mean approving the sale. +Most Arab countries cut formal ties with Egypt following its peace treaty with Israel in 1979. +The hurricane center said rainfall of 10 to 15 inches was possible for the islands of the northeastern Caribbean. +He devoted more discussion to the environment than to disarmament and extolled democracy and the rule of law in international affairs. +In other races, in suburban Westchester County, former Cuomo administration official Nita Lowey defeated Hamilton Fish 3rd and businessman Dennis Mehiel for the right to oppose Republican Rep. Joseph DioGuardi in November. +U.S. corn growers are anxious to hold down imports and say the Caribbean products often are nothing more than European agricultural products, such as Spanish wine, that have been run through island ethanol refineries. +Acting on legal advice, the British financial services group shredded the original documents, and printed a new version for distribution today. +Lawrence F. Pittroff, 53 years old, was named president of Fleetwood Credit Corp., a recreational-vehicle finance subsidiary. +The credit agreement probably won't be completed for three weeks. +Pudential-Bache lost $51 million overall last year. +Whoever succeeds Mr. Shad will have to fend off entrenched managers pleading for government protection from takeovers even at the cost of efficiency. +But market participants don't rule out further dollar losses this week, and they said they are going to watch the Tokyo market very closely to see what the larger Japanese investment houses decide to do. +A line of more than 36 tanks and armored personnel carriers was parked Tuesday along the northern edge of the square in front of the imperial palace. +He frequently takes staffers to important meetings, a practice Mr. Volcker avoided. +First Boston Corp. filed suit against First Boston Capital Corp., charging the financial-services company with trademark infringement. +But the current Soviet purchasing spree may be a one-time affair. +But at current market prices, they would have a combined value of $476.6 million. +It said the government had until October to prepare more radical measures to move the country toward a market economy. +A pilot trying to become the first aviator to fly around the world in a float plane got tangled in some Soviet red tape on the second day of his voyage. +In that sense, the two issues are not viewed here as analogous, but Bush made the link anyway without giving anything up. +You invade and then you try to convince us that an invasion is not an invasion. +He spots the problem: It seems that Mars, the planet of war and anger, has gotten twisted up with Jupiter, sphere of luck and protection. +The telephone poll of 509 adults, conducted Feb. 8-9, found that 84 percent were aware of the crisis and that 49 percent had savings accounts in S&L institutions. +They depend on U.S. assistance for their survival. +Meanwhile, Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, accused the administration of "not having any guts" for failing to support Wall. +Such a movie would, of course, only echo "Outerbridge Reach," the fine novel Mr. Stone has already written. +Simon had said last week that he needed to win either South Dakota or Minnesota to continue his campaign. +The Central Elections Council gave the Christian Democrats 23 seats and the small National Conciliation Party seven seats. +Unigate has given up some supermarket business where prices were too low. Fresh foods, such as cheese and dairy desserts, saw profits down from Pounds 10.9m to Pounds 7.3m. +I'm convinced we're going to win." Bush said he thought the convention had helped him get his message to the American people and "beyond the filters" that obscure his points. +Opposition sympathizers earlier Thursday chanted, whistled, threw coins and other objects and rose to comment on what in the past have been staid sessions endorsing sweeping victories by the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI. +The recession has forced the bank, like many others in Italy, to increase provisions against bad debt. +The finance company, which lends a large part of its capital to Salomon's international operations, isn't involved in the commodity business and wouldn't be part of any selloff, analysts say. +From the left, the Rev. Jesse Jackson fans the Democratic flames. +Now the prospect for strong exports to the Soviet Union could help push U.S. wheat prices to a hefty $4 a bushel this winter, some traders said. +It anticipates the release of a Western hostage: A Western hostage held in Lebanon will probably be released soon, informed sources said Saturday. +Contracts for September delivery of wholesale unleaded gasoline rose 0.33 cent to finish at 47.51 cents a gallon. +Brewer-Carias said the expedition found evidence that new splinter groups were spreading over the Brazilian-Venezuelan border. +Told they could be ready by 4:30 p.m., Bush said, "I'd like another half-hour" because he needed more time to make up his mind, a senior administration official said Tuesday. +Nestle added just SFr5 to SFr1,115 while Ciba lost SFr3 to SFr709. OSLO recovered after recent weakness, underpinned by lower debt market yields. +For the week, some long-dated issues moved in an unusually wide three-point range, at times shifting direction abruptly. +Prior to the Tokyo opening, few were expecting panic to set in, mainly because today's market conditions are different from those that led to the world-wide downward spiral in October 1987. +Saudi Arabia intends to form its own anti-terrorist squad, it was reported last month. +Iraq's Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait has made the gulf sheikdoms uneasy about maintaining their hold on power and exposed them to Western scrutiny, and some have made concessions to their populations. +Sanchez is the fourth prime minister of the Garcia government, which holds power until July 1990. +Unions already are promising strikes this fall to demand steeper wage increases. +Fund managers and analysts say that the competition for higher returns among domestic institutions may bring about a shift in weighting toward the Tokyo market if its rise continues. +Four University of Michigan freshmen accused of running naked through a sorority house have pleaded no contest to indecent exposure and agreed to pay for underwear stolen in the raid. +The mysteries of the play lie in the dichotomies between what she says and what he says. Beth sits there motionless. +And domestic spending will have to be slashed to the bone to comply with the recent budget agreement, to finance military operations in the gulf and to account for lower revenues from business because of the recession. +The words 'my wife,' for example, down south would be 'moi woif'; up north, they say 'may wayf.'" +"The ecology bankers want a new type of money house that offers customers a chance they wouldn't get in the big institutions," Der Spiegel said in a March 21 article. +Four, looking like primitives, dance to animal and drum sounds. +Up to 12,800 workers are expected to walk off the job at nine plants and two offices in Ontario. +Even single guys have blenders." +The amount of the levy itself is not large but it is an indication that we have no interest in exporting our wares. +In Jewell's two-step system, raw sewage is partially cleaned in a tankful of bacteria, then piped into long, low troughs in a greenhouse, where it provides a "nutrient film" on which plants thrive. +Is not the LDP's economic programme - more arms sales, no more aid to the former Soviet republics, a boost for the public sector, a crackdown on crime - ridiculous in its simplicity? +Mr Isaacs is general director of the Royal Opera House and a former chief executive of Channel 4. Mr Birt declined to name the secretarial assistant. +Rather, they are letting their cash build up so stocks become a smaller percentage of their overall portfolio, said John Markese, vice president and research director for the 90,000-member American Association of Individual Investors. +Bush's chief of staff, Craig Fuller, told reporters accompanying the vice president to Texas that Bush had received a call from du Pont on Air Force Two. +Ford said it was closing 11 of its 16 assembly plants for a week or two apiece, affecting about 25,400 workers. +The group was born in 1985 after the Museum of Modern Art mounted a grand-scale survey of international art, and less than 10 percent of the artists included were women. +No decision has been made on where the new organization will be located. +"Pepsi's fountain thrust has been blunted," says Emanuel Goldman, a PaineWebber Inc. analyst. +Multiple sclerosis is a disease of unknown origin that attacks the tissue covering nerves in the brain and spinal column. +The system is being used to measure 50,000 Japanese men and women over the next two years in an industry-backed research project to investigate how measurements are changing. +He told his colleagues that reports of his concerns were overstated and that he didn't think there were any problems with the agreement, according to an official who declined to be identified. +Most of the Senate Finance and the House Ways and Means committees sign a protest to HHS chief Sullivan. +Straight debt excludes mortgage-backed securities and other debt issues backed by assets. +They said, `That is your boss, you're out of a job."' O'Connor, who came to the Sun from the Bloomington (Ill.) Pantagraph, was one of 194 full-time employees who were trying to recover from the shock that the Sun is no more. +This may help explain the stand he sometimes takes against the pro-Israel lobby. "Bob is the kind of pol who says, "You beat on me, I'll beat on you,'" says a House Democrat. +Faster, not slower, reform is the best path to stability in a crumbling empire. +"Once we commit to a program like this, it will be too late," said Stafford. +Calm returned to the Treasury bond market yesterday as prices inched higher in quiet trading. +But Mr. Buchsbaum has had his share of critics. +Police refused to comment on British news reports that police found smoke bombs and other missiles in the trunk of his car. +By contrast, in the bottom quintile, 9% were 15 to 24; 40% were 65 or older. +Airline deregulation, 10 years old in the U.S., suddenly has become a major trend around the world. +It should have opened a new inquiry, it said. +From the rooftop of her villa, 23-year-old Najwa can see a panorama of what the Palestine Liberation Organization now calls the independent state of Palestine. +Equally, the government should have little difficulty demonstrating it had fulfilled its undertaking to secure value for money for British taxpayers. The financial argument is particularly persuasive if you take into account certain spin-off benefits. +One rather basic problem is that the view of the world in fairy tales and that held by Messrs. +"The tasks that face the reformers of Eastern Europe are enormous," he told his colleagues. +Monitoring equipment recorded more than 2,500 lightning strikes between noon and midnight Wednesday in a strip through central Oregon. +"There will be fewer rumors, so it helps your fundamental analysis," he said. +Debt rose partly to reverse Pounds 7.1m of sales which were taken last year and should have fallen in 1992. +But Beria retained unofficial control over the security organs, and planned to use his forces to seize power after Stalin's death in March 1953. +The Arab League endorses the move in June with a peacekeeping mandate. +At least 145 people were killed, and 1,281 injured in Cairo when a powerful earthquake hit the city. +"If you find the ideas here are ugly or twisted, use your own judgment and freedom of expression to tell other people that," Hanson said. +But the Mohawks seized the occasion to press an entire range of complaints and land claims against federal and provincial authorities. +Software Link Inc. is more bold. +Mr. Julian, 37 years old, succeeds Joseph A. Vita Jr., 54, who was recently elected chief executive officer of this supermarket and convenience store chain. +Cenvest had previously announced that it entered into an agreement with regulators that, among other things, requires Central Bank to increase its capital ratios. +Bomb experts disarmed the devices. +Mr. Bethell has learned that the more he writes about, the more he has to say, so he has made himself peripatetic. +The new plant will, in the first instance, supply cylinder heads for shipment to Ford of Germany. Transtec already employs more than 2,000 people in 12 wholly-owned subsidiary operations, most of them in the West Midlands. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Scandinavia Fund closed at $9.50, down 12.5 cents. +Sen. Bentsen said he isn't proposing to limit any defense cut to 5%, but that is the figure he needed to pay for his tax proposal. +Too many Domestic Relations offices are run inefficiently, with too much red tape and machinery that is more often broken down than in operation. +Many such operators were failing to comply with requirements that the land be restored after the mining was completed, the critics said. +Fitzpatrick, 60, veteran of four unsuccessful political campaigns, is waging another low-budget campaign. +The outlook: more pain and disruption at home and abroad. +Motchan was released from the Broward County Jail on $25,000 bail Aug. 11. +In some areas of the three Basque provinces, hail the size of chicken eggs accompanied by 100 mph winds destroyed crops, causing at least $9 million in damage, the radio said. +The Catastrophic Coverage Act would add a stop-loss provision next year to limit the maximum beneficiaries must pay for doctors. +Sparks said that in some resort towns, insurance losses might be greater for the furnishings than for the structures themselves. +He rejects the report's suggestion that BSI's certification and standards-setting functions should be split. +In a deal with the United Steelworkers union, however, LTV Steel agreed to what government lawyers called a "follow-on" arrangement. +Such talk must strike the Soviets as something out of a dream, or a nightmare. +Rudder, 42, of Columbus, was arrested Feb. 7 and is jailed without bond while his case is pending before a federal grand jury, DiPuccio said. +This is car-service money for Wall Street lawyers, but is also $300,000 more than Congress has appropriated for all six special prosecutors this year. +Employers lacked the organisational capacity at both national and company level to confront the unions. +Mr. Boesky has pleaded guilty to a felony connected with the insider-trading investigation and is awaiting sentencing. +Only $50 million of Avantor's $31 billion total loan portfolio includes Third World debt, he said. +But Pepsi officials say their aim is to stimulate demand to double its present size and carve out a share of the increased market. +President Bush has asked Congress to appropriate $19.5 million to hire 300 new FBI agents as part of his anti-crime package. +The reason Pacific Mutual Life Insurance v. Haslip was so closely watched is that in one case or another during the past five years every Justice expressed concern that punitive damages were out of hand. +In return, Mr. Craig agreed to cooperate in the government's continuing payola probe, says a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office. +Abu Nidal's Fatah-Revolutionary Council group is also reported to have moved back to Iraq after a vicious internal feud in which hundreds of his men were killed. +Conservative lawmakers vote annually on their leader, and Mrs. Thatcher, 64, has been endorsed without opposition since 1975 when she ousted former Prime Minister Ted Heath. +That would dilute Simmons' holdings, making a takeover prohibitively expensive. +But since a county has never filed for bankruptcy before, "there are a whole lot of gray zones here. +Many smaller record chains and single-store operations aren't computerized and can't be counted. +The privatisation authorities said that they expect to persuade hundreds of thousands of Hungarians to pay the token Ft2000 fee to join the small shareholder programme and buy up to Ft100,000 worth of shares on highly preferential terms. +Another Davidson miss, and Bogues fed teammate Tony Black for an open 15-footer. +However, a number of technical difficulties still limit a neat factoring in of tax expenditures. +But both he and Merrill say it's premature to predict the eventual returns of the two funds, which have nine and 13 years left to run. +Carl C. Icahn, Texaco's largest shareholder, confirmed he has talked with several parties about joining a friendly bid for the oil company. +The accounting firm's audit is still continuing. +They are charged with helping Ceausescu flee by obtaining a helicopter that took the dictator and his wife, Elena, who was tried and executed with him, from the capital to Snagov, 20 miles to the north. +Israeli leaders admitted selling weapons to Iran but insisted they acted only in cooperation with the United States. +A multimillionaire, Mr. Gould had been rumored to be shopping the company in recent years, but was believed to have pulled back his efforts as Commodore's fortunes soured. +Do not set off fireworks in a metal or glass container. +The two have been at odds since. +"Blacks in Saluda know what's what," said Richard Logan, the town's first, and only, black council member. +"The ticket needs something to give it pep, something that would help the weak spots," said state Sen. Judy Baar Topinka, also of Illinois. +Each received a very preppy crew neck sweater for their week's work. +Barnes said the gun used by Nicosia was purchased Tuesday morning in Florence, a city of 32,000 about 80 miles east of Columbia. +Col. John Angelo Okello of the northern-based Uganda People's Democratic Army. +Buchen said the bills were actually for dinners with his wife that he considered legitimate business expenses. +Police surrounded the gunman's red Volvo and arrested him after he pulled into a fast-food restaurant. +The king also established a committee to study changing the constitution, which since 1961 has banned political parties. +"And it could be terrifying on the way down" if investors respond negatively to the election results. +These are transactions between consenting adults. +At one point, the Browns noticed bandages on his face and thought he had been in a fight; prosecutors believe he was injured in a minor explosion while mixing combustible materials. +Bond prices were off modestly. +NED HAIG and David Sanderson are the two Scotsmen credited with inventing seven-a-side rugby late in the last century - the first tournament was held at Melrose in 1883. +The added risk involved in curing the maintenance problem "increases concern that the station's design is too complex," a congressional aide said. +Estimated reserves are 18m tonnes averaging 3.13 per cent nickel and 0.88 per cent copper in one group of mineralised zones. +"It is our intention to own the company," said Howard Bermick, Alberto-Culver's executive vice president. +Health insurance bills keep coming in. +Congressmen got so far running down President Reagan with the Boland amendments that they want to go for another ride. +The report calls for a government-backed effort similar to the post-World War II initiative that gave birth to the domestic computer industry. +One measure was "vague and simplistic" because it was drawn too broadly, Mr. Bruce recalls, another "detailed and complicated." +"Now everyone is moving around here peacefully and freely, thanks to the Irish battalion." An Irish sergeant about to be moved out on routine rotation said he was leaving with mixed feelings. +"We don't believe it means the puppet regime should have any involvement in the talks," said Lefrey, referring to the ruling People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan which seized power in a bloody 1978 military coup that sparked the insurgency. +There were no reports of any clashes involving South African forces, but looting was continuing in some areas, they said. +LOS ANGELES (AP) - California adopted strict auto emission rules to compel production of a new generaion of ultra-clean cars and fuels, toughening the strictest air quality controls in the nation. +The large faction led by former Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa decided on Friday to support Hayashi, who belongs to one of the party's smallest groups. +At the close, London again ignored Wall Street which edged ahead by 7 Dow points in UK hours. Utility stocks again responded strongly to the higher dividend payments from the sector. +The poll, like most of those on the weekend, indicated the centrist Social and Liberal Democratic Party had nearly doubled its support to 12 percent following its annual conference two weeks ago. +Hans Gregory Ashbaker's muscular tenor coped quite successfully with the father's florid mad scene, and there were fine cameos from Stella Zambalis and Arturo Valencia as well as solid contributions from the large and busy chorus. +A domestic airliner hit a station wagon and crashed while trying to land in southeastern Brazil Monday, killing a woman and her son, an airline spokesman said. +The U.S. launched a satellite to simulate a Soviet rocket carrying multiple warheads. +"Once these services are delivered, the doctors will find their place in the rural areas," he said. +Among the names on the RTC's bid list were junk bonds of Duracell Holdings Corp., Coltec Industries and Playtex Family Products, market sources said. +In his book deal, Durenberger received $100,000 from a Minneapolis publisher, Piranha Press, in return for addressing trade groups that sent their speaking fees to Piranha. +They do: all are pastiches of well known television items. 'Tense, nervous headache?' was for years used by a branded analgesic (heaven knows which). +Volume on the New York Stock Exchange totaled only 133.9 million shares. +Argana told The Associated Press in Brasilia that Stroessner, 76, must go to a country with advanced medical facilities and that he may go to Switzerland. +The sparks began to fly in 1988, after Warren Quinley, who was in charge of the firm's Atlanta office, was chosen to replace Charles Kaiser Jr., who had headed the firm during 14 years of restrained but steady growth. +Goodman lost money in a Dallas investment company whose leaders were convicted of tax fraud last year, Emerson said. +But Judge Williams says rising caseloads are only part of the problem. +While the Olympics are still more than five years away, the Atlanta committee has already experienced some growing pains. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading Friday, Giant closed at $22 a share, up $1.50. +But the talks have proved tough going. Should no trade deal emerge in the glass sector by today, according to top officials in the Clinton administration, the allies would find themselves in 'a difficult situation'. +"Onion Field" cop killer Jimmy Lee Smith was paroled in 1982 despite loud protests from police and the public. +Knauss spoke at a conference on Earth Observation and Global Change held to discuss research efforts into the causes of the problem and to seek solutions. +Talk about outlawing tuk-tuks usually sparks a public outcry in defense of the cheap form of transportation. +He saw the accident. +Cyclosporine has been used in injection and oral form to prevent rejection by the body's immune system of newly transplanted hearts and other organs. +In contrast to the resources of the county preserve board, the private farmland trust has only about $80,000 in operating funds, enough to keep going for about six more months. +Mr. Milken has said he is innocent of any wrongdoing. +These include Ray insurance, Gima department store and Meysu, a fruit juice and food producer. +No members of UAL's board or management were available to comment yesterday. +"I thought of it yesterday" after meeting with North's lawyers, Cannistraro answered. +I don't have a gas mask. I don't have any of it," an Army sergeant said when asked whether he had the protective gear. +These are timely reminders of what activist judges do. +Even Harry Bodan, a conservative former deputy minister in the Somoza regime and currently a Contra legal adviser, said Mr. Calero's move "is not going to resolve the problem. +And currently it has a bigger ($138 million) and riskier acquisition of a Florida thrift, American Savings & Loan Association, pending. +I think I have said the same things in the past." +Similarly, for the 'control total' (which excludes cyclical public spending), the plan had been for a real reduction of 1.3 per cent, while the reality is to be an increase of 1.4 per cent. +The tariff for beef imported by Japan will rise next April 1 to 75 percent from the current 25 percent. +"That was a chapter in my life, and now I've gone on to other things." +"Mike demonstrates that hard work, determination and perseverance can enable one to overcome any obstacles," said Arthur Thomas, president of the predominantly black university. +The report was prepared for the association by a unit of the New York Public Service Commission. +She leaked to the Press Association news group the extracts of a letter from the solicitor-general, which appeared to support the DTI argument for allowing Westland to link up with Sikorsky of the US. +"Absent significant and meaningful budgetary adjustments over the next several months, rating actions should be expected," the agency advised the state. +"The political struggle and the armed struggle go side by side," he said. +In other developments: _Congressional Budget Office Director Robert D. Reischauer told the Senate Appropriations Committee that Bush's fiscal 1990 deficit will total $131 billion rather than the administration's projected $91.1 billion. +At the time, Marine Midland was struggling with bad shipping loans. +This year is the centenary of van Gogh's death and all his work is being subjected to close scrutiny. +The department is also considering new energy efficiency standards for television sets and 11 other types of household appliances, as required by a 1987 law. +The company has expressed interest in buying into the sand and gravel business. +"The only means that remain open to the voteless majority is to embark on a program of peaceful, non-violent defiance that will change these laws," Chikane said. +The commission was created by Congress to review the agency's grant-making procedures. +The plane landed in a heavy rainstorm at Stewart. +Agents of the Soviet-backed government in neighboring Afghanistan are routinely blamed. +Average pay in the public sector has outstripped average pay in the private sector for the first time since 1986. Unions representing the nurses say the 8.7 per cent rise is necessary to restore the value of nurses' earnings to 1988 levels. +Terry McIntyre, an Atlas spokesman, said police woke him up early Monday to tell him the truck had been stolen. +They had warned that the measures would discourage the employment of disabled people. A revised scheme, called Access to Work, was formally launched yesterday by Mr Hunt. +He also said, without elaboration, that "the incident is part of a disinformation campaign and another provocation." Along with the headquarters operation, the United States has about 10,000 military personnel in Panama to defend the Panama Canal. +Among the obvious, vastly improved public education, diversified industry, better use of the fertile land, a public welfare and health system that actually reaches the needy. +He was appointed by Michael Heseltine to lead his Merseyside Task Force and later spent nearly a year at the Cabinet Office pulling together the Government's inner city programmes. +In the January-March quarter, Japan's economy grew 2.7% from the previous quarter. +"Racial politics is a form of demagoguery," says Ken Auletta, a veteran writer on New York politics. +'This season we have proved that we can control the technology, for the good of the sport.' Regulating a game like soccer - 22 lads and a ball - cannot be anything like as difficult as regulating Grand Prix. +Rowan, 63, shot 18-year-old Benjamin Smith in the wrist after Smith and friends had taken an uninvited swim in his backyard pool in the pre-dawn hours of June 14. +He recently completed a movie "Hider in the House," with Mimi Rogers. +Some of those layers might be eliminated, producing a more tax-efficient structure. +It means there is no longer a political cost." +Krenz has promised new laws shortly that would give East Germans greater freedom to travel, but made clear the Berlin Wall will not come down. +He also is expected to make changes in the leadership before the week is out, including naming a vice president. +He recently oversaw the $1 billion bond offering related to Chrysler's sale-leaseback deal for its Auburn Hills, Mich., technology center. +From 1934 to 1974, the levels were adjusted 23 times, ranging from a high of 100% to a low of 40%. +"It's true," says Gary Stagner, director of human resources for Partners National Health Plan, a health maintainance organization in Irving, Texas. +The figure was boosted by strong projections for the finance sector. +"We are in a severe economic recession," he said, but President Bush "has no program" to deal with it. +Britain's inflation rate, the worst among the major industrialized nations, is expected to move up to 9 percent before decreasing. +That's because globe-trotting Japanese suffer from one of Japan Inc.'s greatest rip-offs: sky-high air fares. +Also Thursday, U.S. District Judge Maurice Cohill said he would hold a hearing May 31 on the question of whether the hostile bid violates federal securities rules. +The biggest casualty on this year's list was Exxon Corp., which plummeted to No. 110. +"I wanted to slam somebody I was so angry. +Voting for the ban on Wednesday were Commission Chairman Terrence M. Scanlon and Commissioner Anne Graham. +The ratio, the banker said, is akin to the bankruptcy rate in the US and an index of 'prosperity' in a society that had hoarded foreign reserves of Dollars 90.99bn as at the end of August. Post-dated cheques have an important role. +Iraqi troops have recaptured territories in two major offensives in recent weeks. +The lawsuit, filed in the child's name, asks for $1 million in compensatory damages and $9 million in punitive damages. +They'll probably be in tomorrow's paper." Such informality was unknown several years ago, Brothers said. +Genentech already is embroiled in a lawsuit in England against Wellcome PLC of London for alleged infringement of its United Kingdom patent for TPA. +Total eclipse, when all of the moon is covered by the umbra, will begin at about 10:20 p.m. EDT and last for one hour, 36 minutes. +It indicated the Iraqis were leaving willingly, not because of Iranian military pressure. +Credit Lyonnais's apparent reluctance to cooperate with the government on such a politically charged issue has exacerbated fears that the bank is more heavily exposed to losses than it previously realized. +"I think there's no longer any chance to find them," said Francois Reuillot, director of the Regional Operational Rescue Center in Morbihan in western France. +Animal damage control officers with the U.S. Department of Agriculture will kill ravens by injecting hard-boiled eggs with poison and placing the eggs on elevated platforms where the ravens will find and eat them. +Martha Seger, the lone Fed member to push a looser policy at the central bank's May meeting, apparently agrees. +"I'd rather eat more insects and less pesticide residue," he said. +The propaganda line was the "golden era" of Ceausescu, even when the country that had been known as Europe's breadbasket became one of its poorest. +When the company went private in a leveraged buy-out, he was paid for compensation accrued earlier; included were stock-appreciation rights worth $3.3 million, stock options worth $4.4 million and deferred compensation of $10.8 million. +Yet that is the timetable over which most investments will pay off.' When Caparo tried to undertake big investment projects, updating plant and machinery, Paul found that the City would not wear the heavy depreciation charges. +'You can't keep rising in more or less a straight line day after day,' one told the Reuter news agency. +However, Dick Olanoff, spokesman for the city Department of Human Services, said foster homes are considered private homes and do not need such licenses. +The Claussen Co. announced Wednesday a recall of certain jars of sauerkraut because pieces of glass were found in eight containers in three states, officials said. +The columns were the principal feature of the Capitol until a new front was put on in 1958 and completed just in time for John F. Kennedy's inauguration in 1961. +When or whether Khomeini will have his own day in a Yugoslav court was not clear. +Stock prices advanced slightly today in a mood of caution as Wall Street marked the first anniversary of the crash of 1987. +Operating profit rose 35 percent to 388 million pounds, or $613 million, from 287 million last year. +For example, he is co-operating with CVC Capital Partners - the European venture capital arm of Citicorp - on undefined plans to rescue GFT, another troubled Italian supplier of Armani clothes, and prop up Simint. +When asked recently how they felt about each other, Kasparov replied, "Do the Yankees like the Red Sox?" Kasparov is talkative, flamboyant and fluent in English - a media darling who tirelessly promotes chess. +Fake designer leather goods and watches are among popular items. +"We'll need a revolution before we can solve that problem," he says. +Visa has said it wants to use Interlink as a base for a national debit card. +The songs pile on top of each other, allowing for little emotional variation. +We can't take this any more"?: That is a statement that will only be issued by Moscow, not by the Lithuanian people. +To ensure that Ericsson's and Alcatel's prices stay competitive, Telmex has brought in American Telephone & Telegraph Co. as a third supplier. +I didn't become an Orthodox just because I like things Greek and Russian. +According to results from Sunday's general elections, the parties retained control of Bangkok's 357-seat parliament. +They have yet to establish a motive, but they believe Lawrence was slain by professional killers. +He majored in history at King's, showing a particular interest in the prophet Mohammed and reading books that were banned in some Islamic countries. +This year's dividend was $873. +Some studies have found a statistical association between leukemia and residence near a power line; others have found nothing. +Local 54 represents about 22,000 hotel, bar and restaurant workers in Atlantic City casinos and other New Jersey establishments. +The film and television businesses were performing particularly well. The contribution from Rank Xerox was up by more than a third at the end of July before restructuring costs. +Bokor said the faults he exposed originated in the monolithic rule of Communists in Hungary and other Soviet bloc countries. +"They don't have a lot of choice here," said Goleniewski of Goldman Sachs. +In the 1983 case, Joyner v. Mofford, the U.S. Court of Appeals in Arizona upheld a law that provided that no state-office incumbent could run for Congress. +Robert Smith. "It's just lucky it didn't hit somebody." Students said Cox entered the room saying, "We have a problem here," then threatened to kill his hostages, beginning with the ones he did not know. +Soon to come is positive-pressure breathing that forces air into the lungs and forces a pilot to exhale. +The HNSX deal puts NEC in complete control of its attack in the U.S. against Minneapolis-based Cray Research. +Ditgilvanni was charged with two counts of assault on a police officer and one count of unauthorized use of a vehicle. +GM makes up the difference between civilian and military pay for 30 days, but is studying whether to extend that. +Hanoch Smith, an independent pollster, says surveys so far have shown "a standoff between the two main parties" on economic issues. +There were no suspects, and no weapon was recovered. +This newly gained potential will be of particular significance when it comes to extending the Group's own product range and the implementation of comprehensive eCustomer Care solutions. +After the communist victory in 1949, he was given the key administrative post of director of the general office of the party Central Committee, a post he held until the Cultural Revolution began in 1966. +It's just a ragged clump of stunted spruce, but the Adak National Forest is nothing short of inspirational to foresters who dream of covering the desolate Aleutian Islands with trees. +The newspapers quoted police as saying Cantoral and the woman, whose identity was not released, were seized by gunmen in a car and brought to Canto Grande, a Lima slum. +Of course people come on from offices and work-place. Of course they are there to see and not be seen. +"Bearishness is front-running bearishness" as October nears, he said. +They say the devices are needed primarily because of the terrorist threat against the U.S. government, not against individual carriers. +Manuel Antonio Noriega, since Noriega was indicted last February on U.S. drug trafficking charges. +James D. Robinson III, who runs American Express Co., lately has devoted a lot of time to a single corner of his vast and far-flung travel and financial-services empire: Shearson Lehman Bros. +Growth of East-West trade with the Soviet Union has been significantly hampered due to the fact that the Soviet ruble is not freely convertible with Western currencies. +The U.S., which has argued that Israel would be better off buying advanced American fighters, has funded most of the $1.5 billion cost of the seven-year project, the biggest industrial undertaking in Israel's history. +To offset the expected decline in Malaysian trades, several Singapore brokers have formed links with their Kuala Lumpur counterparts. +The division also has been a source of patent and business-agreement disputes with ALM Equipment Hospitaliers S.A. of France. +The United States promptly recognized the fledgling state and, within two weeks, Panama signed a treaty giving the United States the perpetual right to a canal zone and the authority to build a transoceanic waterway. +Marketwide optimism about OPEC brought oil prices sharply higher throughout the week, but subsequent profit-taking pushed down those gains. +Dentistry was just one of his wide-ranging interests. +Elders's share price, though, rose to around the A$3 level after the general offer was announced. +Michael E. Canes Chief Economist American Petroleum Institute Washington Su Shaozhi, one of China's leading Marxist theoreticians, recalls the day he learned he was being purged. +John Rubinstein, never stooping to caricature, makes a credible, even moving Molina. +Management also wanted to trim the differential paid for working night and early-morning shifts from 10 percent to 6 percent, he said. +"We certainly didn't see it coming," said Mary Maarbjerg, vice president and treasurer of Pitney Bowes Credit Corp. +We saw the number of employees continue to shrink," said Paul Rausch, president of Local 9231 at I-N Tek, who formerly worked at Inland's steel-making plant, Indiana Harbor Works. +At present more than 70 per cent is paid regardless of what happens to the trainee after the course. This will have serious consequences for many of the companies to which Tecs send their trainees. +Linus to the contrary, the American child's favorite security blanket is the teddy bear. +Waste Management wasn't named in the earlier cases. +That allows Vonnegut to fill the orders faster and more accurately, and to develop a record of what customers need so it can keep the right inventory on hand. +The term, now abandoned, referred to juveniles prone to violence because of mental or emotional problems. +"American Bandstand," a fixture on ABC-TV for years, is TV's longest-running musical program and continues to air on the USA cable network. +Mr. Joanou keeps the clock ticking, literally, as a 3 p.m. showdown between Buddy and Jerry nears. +But he is still mildly shocked when he encounters executives who demand an interview before casting him. 'They've never heard of me. +A highlight of the second set was a rockabilly tune, "You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)," with Springsteen leading a conga-line of bandmates across the stage while pianist Roy Bittan pounded out a Jerry Lee Lewis riff. +Officials of Westbury, N.Y.-based Brinkmann weren't available for comment. +Putting the government's myriad of state-owned industries and businesses on a profit basis, with those continuing to lose money to be sold or closed. +The problems facing the winner are daunting and long festering: racial polarization among the 35,400 year-round residents, crime and trash-ridden empty lots, all dominated by a multibillion-dollar casino industry that attracts 32 million visitors a year. +The three French-speaking Socialists denied any wrongdoing. +Suh was from South Korea's main opposition group, the Party for Peace and Democracy. +The fear here is that if Iran can do this well in what it insists isn't the final offensive, then the next two months could bring even bigger, bloodier and perhaps more decisive Iranian attacks. +In Mexicali, Baja California's capital, PRI claimed victory and PAN conceded defeat. +During an episode of sleep apnea, the amount of oxygen in the bloodstream plummets. +Half the structure was laid waste. +The closest thing to inauguration festivity on Esteli's sunny streets was Gustavo Altamirano Lanuza's tying a pole carrying the blue-and-white national flag to one of the bars protecting his front window. +The company said it expects to spend 1.3 trillion pesetas this year to upgrade its outmoded telephone network, with substantial investment in shifting from analog to digital exchanges and lines. +In Paris, French Environment Minister Brice Lalonde said the 284,632-ton tanker was being towed to more sheltered waters but still posed a threat to marine life. +Gold in Hong Kong rose $7.93 an ounce on Thursday, to close at $379.39. +A song by Sting, "Set Them Free," dedicated to children in South African jails, was especially well received at Tuesday's concert. +The fun includes gathering mostly teen-age fans all over the country. +Three days after his birth, Mrs. Thomas-Jones handed the baby over to a woman posing as a nurse who said she needed to weigh the boy, authorities said. +There were others: Geoffrey Howe, Julian Amery and Enoch Powell are all commended in different ways. +After the explosion, Israelis attacked several Arab bathers, stoned Arab-owned cars and beat Arab workers in the beachfront hotels. +Japanese and German banks, for example, can own stock in industrial companies, whereas U.S. banks cannot. +The suit is the first indication that BNL officials believe the ex-officers in Atlanta personally profited from the Iraqi credit scheme. +Pallet after pallet of munitions, gear, food and other supplies were stacked along the roads. +There are more helpful ways for Congress to address this issue. +People were not told their assessment score,' says Manasseh. +Greek government spokesman Prokopis Pavlopoulos said Turkey's assistant foreign undersecretary, Hussein Celem, assured the Greek ambassador the sandbags would be removed immediately. +The company, as previously reported, agreed to sell its core unit to a group led by some Service America managers and Morgan Lewis Githens & Ahn Inc. +Company officials attributed the increase primarily to continuing problem loans in the depressed Florida real-estate market. +It's like buying any other item. +Incentives, which can boost sales on a short-term basis, are costly for automakers, since they assume nearly all financing, with dealers contributing only a fraction of the total cost. +But most White House insiders don't expect a decision before June at the earliest. +So were one-fourth of women with at least a four-year college education, regardless of their occupation. +After the devastating San Francisco quake in October, a decision was made to strengthen a portion of an existing double-decked portion of the roadway by installing reinforced steel rods, Harding said. +Although Mr Gray was well known in his role of aficionado of the theatre, opera and the art world, little was known about his background. +A pending study from the National Cancer Institute is expected to link high-alcohol mouthwashes to oral cancer. +The index moved between 17,241.60, seen in the morning session, and 17,145.78 before the close. Volume rose to 240m shares from 175m. +Exports increased 17% from the year before, to 20.18 billion dollars, while imports gained 10%, to 14.38 billion dollars. +McKay said Meese owned the stock in the regional Bell companies in 1985 and 1986, when he set in motion a review process that led to a reversal of Justice Department policy. +Students who want to take our equipment out of the laboratory and work in the dorm over the weekend are allowed to. +Horn Island, a wilderness barrier island in the Mississippi portion of the preserve, has been the release site for 19 young eagles since 1985. +"I believe that U.S.-Mexican relations have never been better," Bush said in his first official visit as president. +Both Baker and Kahill were telephone guests on the radio program. "We're not trying to cause trouble. +"Nearly everybody is college-educated and most are under 36 years old. +Unexpectedly low oil and natural gas prices in the first half hurt pipeline volumes, particularly in the Northeast and New England, because many customers switched to industrial fuel oil from natural gas. +The fund managers of insurance companies and state enterprises have traditionally remained averse to risk, preferring government securities to dabbling in the more uncertain waters of the equity market. +"They still don't make films in an open society," says Lawrence Schiller, executive producer of the "Peter the Great" series. +The increase is due to the purchase of a plant in Houston and new equipment, including computers. +"I'd always ask myself at the start of the analysis, 'What's the worst that could happen to me? +The men were put face down on the pavement and searched. +First RepublicBank Corp., an ailing Texas banking concern, has switched investment bankers as it readies a bailout proposal for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. +The two countries have stopped firing at each other and are conducting cross border trade," he said. +Among the diplomatic personnel, Robert Poulton's Baron Zeta bristled brightly. As the widow Hanna, Felicity Lott visibly enjoyed the whole performance and was coolly ravishing in 'Vilja'. +Some have complained that during the past two years, regulators arbitrarily tightened their rules, forced banks to write down existing loans and stopped making new loans. +By late afternoon, Hirohito had a temperature of 99.9 degrees. The emperor's normal temperature is about 95.9 degrees. +The company reportedly has held discussions with Warner Communications Inc.'s film division about releasing future WEG films. +I and others have renewed that call because the dangers we perceived have not diminished. +The consumer saw things differently and said, l like Muller's products.' Unigate is now making yogurts intended to match the German company's range. Recently, Mr Buckland's horizons have begun to extend beyond the UK to continental Europe. +The Palestine National Council will declare an independent Palestinian state in Israeli-occupied land this month but delay announcing a provisional government, a council official said Tuesday. +"There's less here than meets the eye," says Richard Lightburn, a vice president of ad agency DDB Needham, a study sponsor. +During this period of unconstitutional existence, he subpoenaed witnesses and documents, called a grand jury and drew up charges. +If Axelrod determines that the area is habitable, the state will have to assume liability for those who return, said former resident Lois Gibbs, now a Washington-based environmental activist. +Based in Newton, Mass., General Cinema, a movie theater chain and 60% owner of retailer Neiman Marcus Group Inc., offered 32.4 cents to 93 cents for each dollar value of the bonds. +Maybe it's the macho image they're supposed to have," says Beverly Ritter, who took care of her sick daughter and now coordinates a mothers' group in New York City. +In Mexico, the 38-year-old Nir said he was an avocado exporter. +NEC's new European supercomputer division, based in Cologne, Germany, hopes to sell 30 of the company's new SX-3 supercomputers over the next four years, company officials said. +In April, government revenue totaled $109.3 billion, 11 percent lower than April 1987. +Instead, the outgoing and incoming justice ministers spoke to reporters. +The haves live, work and discourse with the have-nots, an unlikely get-together in any town. +Temperatures around the nation at 3 p.m. EDT ranged from 16 degrees at Limestone, Maine, to 80 degrees at the Air Force Base near Tampa, Fla. +It must fight free of both Loadsamoney philistinism and bureaucratic politicking. +'There is still a big gap between our (new) laws and the mentality of our institutions which is difficult to change,' explains Mr Gramoz Pashko, an opposition MP who is probably the president's harshest critic. +A court Saturday convicted four leading members of a left-wing terrorist group of murdering French industrialist Georges Besse and sentenced them to life in prison. +Other agreements were signed covering transportation, civilian atomic reactor programs, radio navigation, fisheries and maritime rescue. +"I'm superstitious _ since one hand is crossed the other one can't be, because it would cancel the other out," quipped Nancy Reagan's spokeswoman, Elaine Crispen. +Now, budget negotiators don't envision a budget in balance until near the end of the century. +We walked everywhere, rode public transportation and even permitted our 12-year-old son to go off on his own in major cities. +He said his guidelines for promoting KNBC's news forbade him from concocting events, but had to grab the attention of the public. +The model on the cover of this month's Mirabella gazes over her tattooed shoulder; a recent Vogue shows models with temporary stenciled "jewelry." +Kraft General Foods said Thursday it has realigned assignments for its advertising agencies and said it will pay them more for advertising that works better. +Trainor was less optimistic. +All this is the result of recent revelations that Nomura made huge payments to favored customers who lost money on their stock investments. +These off-the-record sessions between top government officials and business lobbyists irk labor. +As he grew older, Mr. Fu's interest in politics faded. +When both said no, Mr. Bush looked impotent. +Colin Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to plan the withdrawal of U.S. combat troops. +Mazowiecki intends to keep the powerful post of president of radio and television committee for Solidarity. +More than 6 million visitors have already reached West Germany and West Berlin. +Hicks said the latest tests came after various complaints by plant employees about co-workers. +Defense attorney William Summers said he knows that most potential jurors will have heard of the case, which prompted national debate over the safety of school buses and the dangers of drunken drivers. +Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., took the floor. +When we discussed siting an incinerator in the community, Dow didn't want to do any explaining of the environmental issues. +Hospital authorities have refused to confirm or deny this and said Mandela asked them to withhold comment. +An outside group charted by the White House to suggest methods to explore Mars is expected to endorse a nuclear-powered rocket later this month. +A half-dozen other Japanese makers saw their U.S. sales practically evaporate when prices for some chips more than tripled overnight. +It also advised the SEC to consider setting a timetable for the industry to develop a plan to further automate securities transfers and address industry concerns associated with retail investors. +Mr Berlusconi said last Thursday he had selected three jurists to act as watchdogs to prevent a conflict of interest and draw up special legislation if necessary. +Assets of the nation's 429 money market mutual funds fell $1.7 billion in the latest week, the Investment Company Institute said Thursday. +Several years ago, a scientist from the University of California performed an unauthorized gene transplant abroad to try to cure a blood disorder. +Sergei Shutov shares a room with David Salle, whose work his resembles so much that you might say he has "appropriated" the master of "appropriation." Yurii Albert confronts the issue of influence in an even more blatant way. +The units were affected by a 10-for-one split and closed at 412p, against an opening price of 4098p. Barclays was a casualty in an otherwise buoyant banking arena, as the shares continued to react to increasing worries about a dividend cut. +For instance, in her view, failing her Ph.D. orals twice simply saved her from becoming a "boring sociology professor." +Mr. Coates, the company's founder, said he "effectively" asked for Mr. Moorman's resignation because the company wants to focus on marketing, and Mr. Moorman's background is in manufacturing. +On the question of awareness of Responsible Care, 55 per cent of BP staff claimed to be aware of the programme to at least some extent. 'I was pleased with how high the awareness is. +As both an experienced politician and administrator, Mr. Brock would strengthen the management of the Dole campaign. +Ratners Group skidded 7 pence, or 5.1%, to 129 pence. +It is driven dancing, uneasy in manner - the short-breathed musical form may have encouraged this response - and curiously arid. +And some non-OPEC producers are reducing their official sales prices. +Allegheny International Inc., in a step to cut costs, said it combined the administrative functions of its Oster and Sunbeam Appliance Co. divisions. +In 1987, thousands of people worldwide began a two-day celebration of the "harmonic convergence," which heralded what believers called the start of a new, purer age of humankind. +The fight, like a good essay, had a definite beginning, middle and end. +After this confrontation, the school's Afro-American Society posted notices calling for a rally to support Mr. Cole. +The agreement was seen as a victory for the French government, which currently holds the six-month rotating EEC presidency and had set an agreement on the merger law as one of its goals. +"The agreement called for us to remove and treat sediments and soils that have the highest levels of contamination and encapsulate the remaining low-level soils and sediments in three areas," Baker said. +The policy failed because its price became too high. +"People who have the stuff can continue to use it," she said. +After 40 years of rigid central planning, East German enterprises have little in their books that approximates Western accounting standards. +University veterinarians had patched Partee's face as best they could in 1989, using wires to hold together broken bones. +"The budget charade, these fiscal follies, must end," Bush said. +The gain was credited to extraordinary income derived from sales of securities, cost-reduction measures and booming sales, which rose to 102.01 billion yen from 79.78 billion yen. +Nevertheless, she said in a telephone interview, industry studies indicate that use of methyl chloroform, although likely to increase in the next few years, is expected to decline over the next decade. +In 1987's first 11 months, the number of failures increased to 27,638 from 25,513 a year earlier. +O'Connor said in her letter to Ms. Conant, "You wrote me recently to inquire about any holdings of this court to the effect that this is a Christian nation. +He suggested a possible merger of two large California concerns. +The company has dominated the market ever since Cyril Frankel (no relation to the writer) moved there from Christie's. +A new department will carry "little or no cost to the federal Treasury," says a letter supporting the idea distributed to lawmakers by the ranking members of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee. +Construction is set for fall completion. +The commissioner said he was "so busy" in his job that he never read, listened or watched advertising and thus did not know if any ads run that violated the FDA position have been run. +Analysts said oil prices advanced slowly throughout the session but made a more dramatic rise in the last half-hour of trading. +Beyond that lies 90 percent of the mass of the galaxy. +All their charges have severe financial difficulties and one or two of those wires will break.' The focus on well publicised failures runs the risk of devaluing the role outsiders can play in saving companies. +Mr David Prosser deserves full credit for turning Legal & General around since taking over as chief executive in the autumn of 1991. +Executive privilege is the legal concept by which presidents can shield from public disclosure documents used in carrying out their constitutional duties. +Sales rose 9% to $1.63 billion from last year's $1.5 billion. +Since that date, IBM is up 4.8%. +Although the company told outsiders it was an industrial family, inside it was like the Hatfields and McCoys. +Since last week's intervention the franc has held above its floor against the D-Mark. +Because of high water costs, the land currently isn't being farmed or leased to tenants, Tejon said. +Economists also disputed this outlook, calling it highly unrealistic to expect that the current expansion, which has lasted a peacetime record of six years, could last that long. +It and Centex assemble groups to work on cooperative problem-solving. +However, fear in specific circumstances does become an operative condition which the perceptive manager must understand." +The Northrop spokesman explains that Mr. Park was going to get that much money only if he sold 200 planes, and it would have represented only 2% of the value. +We have a mortgage like everyone else," she said, speaking on the pavement outside her house. +Michael Mansell, secretary of the Aboriginal Provisional Government, said it would be autonomous, raise its own funds, have its own passports and seek recognition by foreign governments. +He declined to discuss the lawsuit but did say he had made his plans to name a president known for some time. +However desirable it would be for Japan to buy the hulls here, such a condition would sink the entire sale. +When the sugar has melted, fast-boil until setting point is reached. +The money for the Senate bill would be raised by extending the Internal Revenue Service's debt collection program and phasing out child-care tax credits for high-income families. +"This year has been the best sales year and the best profit year in the history of the company," Mr. Connors said. +"If you went to medical school before the fetal monitor was used, you are not likely to be comfortable with it," says Sidney Wolfe, who heads the Health Research Group. +They can push us back 10 steps, but not all the way." The Latvians too are proud, but also cautious. "We can't afford to forget the lessons of history," said John Lusis, First Secretary at the three-member Latvian Legation. +The Times report today gave details of evidence pointing to a bomb. +Fitzwater denied that Mitterand's comments urging a go-slow approach on modernizing NATO's nuclear forces were in conflict with the U.S. stance. +Fearful of what might have been slipped into it, I drank one-third of my beer. Then we made our way to the cash desk. +Japanese money threatens to distort real-estate markets across the world. +The two sides waited. +The Wisconsin investment board didn't return phone calls seeking comment on the investment. +It would put an end to the protectionist moves of U.S. industries that have hamstrung Mexican exporters of cement, steel, textiles and farm products. +The bulk of the digging, it seemed, had already been done by DTI inspectors. Comparatively little follow-up work by the police was considered necessary. The 11 individual defendants were not interviewed before they were arrested in November 1989. +When the man fired, the officers returned fire, she said. +He predicted that aerospace sales to the Defense Department will dip to the lowest level since 1982, and that 1991 will mark the fourth straight year of declining defense business. +But barring a miracle it looks only a matter of time before the French franc's position in the ERM is untenable too. +There are other arguments against change. +For once, Ms. Oslin was in the right place at the right time. +The All Burma Democratic People's Power Organizations includes a number of lesser known film actors, directors and poets. +The Water Package, where turnover reached the equivalent of 5m of the underlying shares, picked up 98 to Pounds 3068. Much of the improvement in sentiment in the sector has been attributed to switching out of stocks such as British Gas into the waters. +Calls for a 0.15 percent import fee to finance benefits under the Trade Adjustment Assistance program. +Eradication of "flooded forests" adjacent Cambodia's Tonle Sap lake has wiped out many fish breeding grounds and, in part, accounts for the dramatic drop in catch in recent years. +The 60-year-old Democrat from Washington was recently elected speaker of the House. +The Homestead Financial Corp. subsidiary said the agreement was an important step toward meeting federal regulatory capital requirements. +This guy was just too good." Cyprus has one of the highest traffic accident rates in the world, with an average of 100 people killed and 5,000 injured each year, said Transport Minister Nakos Protopapas. +After the parents left, Johnson sneaked back to the house, tore open a screen and lifed a front window to enter, authorities said. +'We say this is a disputed place and that the people must be given the right of self-determination,' says Mr Abdul Ghani Lone, leader of the People's Conference and one of the five released. +But another 2,000 students and workers shouting "Down with Roh Tae-woo," Korea's president, held a rally at the school. +And this past Monday, the United Nations Security Council approved, for the first time in 23 years, mandatory sanctions under Chapter 7 of the United Nations Charter. +Neither group can be ignored, because they are simply the two sides of the same coin. +We suspect that one reason President Bush's popularity among blacks is so high is that everyone can sense that he has genuine good will and concern for minorities. +He was best known for his work in 1956 on the case of Dr. John Bodkin Adams, who was accused of killing rich, elderly patients with drugs so he could collect from their wills. +After searching in vain for adequate housing for the small Western staff, the hotel management decided it would have to build its own apartments near the hotel. +What kind of people are they? +The austerity plan is aimed at resolving an economic crisis made worse by the fall in the price of oil, the nation's main source of revenue. +Vedrine last week called the pact "very ambitious, and unprecedented in Franco-Soviet relations." The visit to Spain was packed with ceremonies honoring the Gorbachev on his first trip abroad since winning the Nobel Peace Prize earlier this month. +"That dodges the issue," he said. +The United States accused hard-line Communist states on Friday of repeatedly violating an East-West accord on free speech. +Mr. Tisch took over the postal service after federal investigators had discovered that a former vice chairman of the board of governors was involved in a scheme to steer contracts for mail-sorting equipment to one company. +But its restaurant fountain volume soared 11% in the quarter, largely aided by the addition of Burger King fountain accounts shifting from rival PepsiCo Inc. +On Monday night three Israeli gunboats bombarded the Palestinian refugee camp at Nahr El-Bared in Syrian-controlled northern Lebanon. +But the law appeared certain to displease independent political leaders in the Baltics who argue that Soviet political control of their nations is not legitimate. +He admits he didn't know if Our Brian (Boitano) edged Their Brian (Orser) in the men's final last Saturday until ABC-TV's computer told him. +These "keiretsu", as the corporate ties are called, assure a stable supply of quality materials over the long haul. +But doctors and nurses treating them did not know who they were. +Lower Latin American imports make for less business and fewer jobs in the United States and other industrial countries. +He said they were working to overthrow the rule of his country by the descendants of freed American slaves who founded the nation in 1847. +And in the process the negatives began. +Also hurt during that tense two days were eight emergency medical technicians _ the victims of attacks by guards at the blockade. +Amnesty International and the lawyers committee questioned the use of high velocity bullets by the Israeli forces as well as the use of plastic bullets which the two organizations said can be lethal. +Brand said the government was "responsible for the state of chronic violence" that exists in the rain forest, which is rich in gold, diamonds, iron ore and uranium. +But they, too, indicate TV has become Munchy City. +The Reagan administration is considering a national lottery to help shrink the federal budget deficit, according to administration and congressional sources. +The two broadest measures of the nation's money supply rose in the week ended Aug. 1, the Federal Reserve Board reported Thursday. +Police said there was an argument over a woman's belt before Neira left the bar, and he returned later and hit Kiefer with the bottle. +Thunderstorms and showers hit the Southwest, South and portions of the Midwest on Sunday. +An Afghan truck driver who said he was part of a convoy hauling fuel down the Salang Highway from Hayratan, on the Soviet border, said guerrillas tried to hijack some of the trucks a few miles north of Kabul. +"They are still going through the wreckage. +He is in Florence to shake himself free of Peru and get some writing done, just as Mr. Vargas Llosa has gone to Paris and now goes frequently to London for the same purpose. +In that case, the judge said that in issuing a sentence, he wouldn't consider any crimes other than that to which Mr. Freeman pleaded guilty. The government alleged that Mr. Freeman committed some 20 other crimes. +The younger Savage also did not return several phone calls. +Andover Controls makes most of the building automation equipment that TransAlta Energy has installed. +So, by 2000, the number of sinusitis sufferers probably won't have grown by any significant amount. +Many longer-term fixed rates are now more expensive than standard variable rates. +A letter Feb. 17 criticized an earlier Irving Kristol column for advocating increased Social Security payments to attack poverty among the elderly. +In the prospectus, Sotheby's said loans to clients averaged $48.1 million last June 30, up from $26.3 million a year earlier. +In index arbitrage, traders sell in one market while simultaneously buying in another in an attempt to profit from the constantly changing prices in both markets. +The subcommittee, which includes all but four members of the full committee, voted 35-12 to adopt an amendment that would leave the S&L regulatory agency, the Federal Home Loan Bank System, with even less authority than proposed by President Bush. +Chagall married Valentina Brodsky in 1952. +"We're not going to pay for our own demise," insists Tom Rogers, the conservative who is pushing Orange County's anti-growth initiative. +The government plans to call its first national referendum to seek public approval of an economic reform plan that could throw tens of millions of people out of work, Soviet officials said today. +The highly indebted company filed for bankruptcy court protection from creditors on Monday. +Residents of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, split over limiting the tourism that supports their economies, squared off at a public hearing over the rejection of a direct ferry link between Boston and the resort islands. +"As of mid-April, the investigation and preparations for prosecuting the case have come to a virtual standstill," reported the 19-member group, made up primarily of liberal Democrats opposed to Bush administration policy toward El Salvador. +Graham also heard of Christians still suffering discrimination in income, housing, education and social status because of their faith. +Southern Baptists elected a fundamentalist minister president Tuesday, solidifying conservative control of the nation's largest Protestant denomination. +Let's give information." Officials said the commission still was receiving results from district commissions on elections for the Chamber of Deputies, which by law has precedence in counting over the Senate and presidential races. +Town officials didn't think the house could be rebuilt and had scheduled it for demolition. +This was better than forecast, but the underlying rate was still around 7.5 per cent. +If they have a common thread it is of light and air and an unstuffy approach to the business of turning a house into a home. The pictures show, better than almost any words, that there are no 'right' and no 'wrong' ways to furnish. +A prime goal: attract new major advertisers. +This windfall _ increasing Burger's salary by $60,000 to $175,000 a year, for example _ stems from a complex retirement system that allows federal judges to reduce their caseloads sharply while still qualifying for active-duty pay increases. +We have pioneered in areas ranging from biotechnology to the industrialization of space. +He says Russians also overemphasize their professional credentials, unaware that American companies are equally concerned with appearance and personality. +But he took home $514.86 after deductions for Social Security, unemployment tax, a $50 personal advance, rent and utilities. +The 6-pound, 5-ounce baby girl, Laure, was born Monday in this Alpine city to a 37-year-old woman who asked to be identified only as Aline to protect her family's privacy. +Premadasa's party won 110 seats in direct popular balloting and 15 more under a formula calculated on the nationwide percentage, the officials said. +They know Schroeder plays Beethoven on his tiny piano. +Boggs was a crane operator at USX Corp.'s Lorain Works until he retired in 1985, according to USX spokesman Thomas Ferrall in Pittsburgh. +The newspaper said its investigation concluded that the phantom force was created in 1984 by Vito Castellano, commander of the New York state guard from 1975 to 1986 who became ensnared in the Wedtech scandal. +The suit also alleges that a cartoon appeared on certain union bulletin boards depicting a replacement driver being shot by man with a rifle. +"Pretty Woman" is a modern-day fairy tale about a female prostitute. +"I don't see the value in it for him at $5 a share," he said. +The suit, seeking class-action status and unspecified damages, was brought by Matthew A. and Betty Flamm. +Writing for the court, Justice John Paul Stevens said the federal Labor Relations Management Act empowers judges to decide such suits unless the collective bargaining agreement between workers and their employers expressly forbids it. +Checchi said he was not concerned about meeting financial fitness requirements of the U.S. Transportation Department. +Family (yet another from BBC1) on Sunday, the first in a four-part drama written specifically for television by Roddy Doyle, author of The Commitments and The Snapper, reeked of Dublin. +It was the first time the shroud had been exhibited in 45 years. +The Smithsonian Institution is now returning all human remains that have a personal identity. +There was no end in sight. +The government has accused former Continental Vice President John Lytle of buying high-risk loans from now-defunct Penn Square Bank in Oklahoma City in exchange for kickbacks. +"That in itself would remove a major uncertainty. +Not the dog warden. +The Fed could have poured a great deal of money into the economy to head off a recession, but there are several reasons why it didn't do so. +This means giving the young person as much as possible to meet his or her training needs. 'We must recognise it takes more to train an engineer than it does a typist,' he says. Funding remains a problem. +Losers outnumbered gainers by about 10 to 9 in the overall tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues, with 452 up, 509 down and 448 unchanged. +Two villagers were reported wounded. +The price of the August futures contract for pork bellies, which are used to make bacon, sank its daily permissible limit of two cents a pound to settle at 46.42 cents a pound. +Though little of his original screenplay for "The Prince of Tides" survived in the movie version, he says, "Barbra Streisand had the right to make the Wingos into a family of Eskimos if she wanted. +That was lower than the 8.72% average rate at the previous five-year note auction in May and lower than economists and bond traders had expected. +"The problems are not isolated, as some in the agency originally contended," Bliley said. "The report indicates that the approval process itself needs to be changed. +That indictment was dismissed on procedural grounds, but independent counsel Lawrence E. Walsh has indicated he will bring the case anew. +The Nikkei Stock Average closed at 34,712.96, down 6.84 points, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Friday. +"I wanted something I didn't have to fool with," she says. +Many areas reported downed trees, signs, roof damage and electrical failures. +I'm nervous." His last stage part was in 1984. +Reynolds said the property is worth $75 million. +Peering through the pseudo gas-lit gloom, you may be able to make out Charles Willson Peale's "Exhumation of the Mastodon," a painted document of his magnificent discovery, or James Warrell's portrait of the sword swallower, Sena Sama. +The Supreme Soviet Presidium, the nation's top executive body, met today to set the agenda of a parliamentary session expected to pass the 1989 state budget, the Tass news agency reported. +The old, killed-virus vaccine can only be supplied by Connaught. +Fujimori has not commented on Olivera's accusations. +So far, the idea hasn't worked. +The three-day convention, which ended Wednesday, attracted newspaper executives representing 90 percent of the daily newspaper circulation in the United States. +Also the amount of cash we are looking for is relatively small.' UCM intends to use the proceeds to invest in equipment and increase capacity. +Gorbachev urged the Council of Ministers be replaced by several bodies under direct presidential control. +"We need managers with both a sense of marketing and a sense of taste. +Young cats recover their balance in 10 to 14 days, people in four to 10 weeks, he said, and they use their eyes and the remaining balance organ to stay on an even keel. +Marie Muhler, New Jersey's public guardian, complains she has three caseworkers for the 300 wards and has had to ask state courts to stop assigning her new cases. "When they gave me the job, they said, `Tell us what you need and you'll get it.' +The suit also says Mrs. Hammer was fraudulently deprived an interest in thousands of shares of Occidental stock and millions of dollars in cash paid to Armand Hammer in salary and fringe benefits. +"We reiterate our willingness to sit down with their managements to negotiate a transaction that assures their stockholders will receive premium value for their common stock while avoiding the further unnecessary expense of a contested transaction." +If small captive nations were people, Mr. Bush would invite each one for dinner and a movie, and hope there'd be no hard feelings. +But he concedes that the Cipollone decision may have a psychological impact on jurors in the future. +He contended that MCI no longer needs a huge price advantage because the quality of its service has improved. +Local lawyers answered the demand for instant information and analysis. +U.S. Sen. John East committed suicide because government doctors failed to diagnose and treat him for a thyroid disorder, attorneys for the North Carolina Republican's widow told a federal judge Tuesday. +The gain resulted from higher volume of tuna, frozen potatoes and Weight Watchers frozen meals, as well as price increases. +Lee was elevated from vice president to head of government in January 1988 when President Chiang Ching-kuo, the son of Chiang Kai-shek, died and ended four decades of family rule on Taiwan. +'There is no way the processing industry will be allowed to keep them,' he said. +General Mills benefited from continued good volume gains of ready-to-eat cereals. +One major crop forecasting firm was rumored to have told its clients privately that it expects a soybean harvest of 1.42 billion bushels instead of the 1.65 billion bushels that most forecasters were predicting as recently as last week. +As the company's chief executive, Mr Andrew Cohen, remarks, Betterware is a retailer without any shops. +And most will come through the House Education and Labor Committee chaired by Augustus Hawkins, D-Calif., who has a pledge of his own: to promote anything his committee thinks will be good for the country _ cost be damned. +Ginnie Mae sells securities that are backed by the mortgages. +The latest six-month Treasury bill rate declined to 5.8% bid from 5.88%. +"We think now is not the time to think of more sanctions but to think in terms of negotiations and how we can encourage that," a senior U.S. official said Friday as the State Department announced Baker's trip to Africa. +The baby bird, conceived by a pair of birds named Cayuma and Cachuma, was the fourth captive-bred condor chick successfully hatched, bringing the world's California condor population to 31. +During the transition, William Ross, president of McDonnell Aircraft Co., will assume the additional responsibility of heading the helicopter subsidiary, the company said. +ITT Corp. agreed to a $2.9 million consent judgment stemming from charges that its consumer finance unit had engaged in deceptive lending practices. +About 70 people were hurt in Tangier, where youths erected street barricades as police moved in. Smaller clashes were reported in Kenitra, north of Rabat, and in the southern city of Agadir. +The earlier figures showed a $43 billion deficit for the fourth quarter and a $171.2 shortfall for all of 1987. +A tiny woman with a will of iron, she is capable of dragging the Abbey into the 1990s, if anyone is. Her road to success was an unlikely one. +The riots, in which least eight people were killed, started in Maan. +A second train, laden with 33 armored vehicles, left a few hours later from the Domasov nad Bystrici station near a Red Army base at Libava in eastern Czechoslovakia. +The warrant offering in London by Salomon Brothers International Ltd. is an attempt by the investment house to capitalize on interest in the Hong Kong stock market. +There would be a knock-on effect for tubular prices. Mr Shore said he viewed the price increases with optimism. +Since nothing is happening at the moment, silence seems the best policy given the politics of homeless issues." In a letter to Bush administration HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan, the advocacy group said the program still has not been funded. +Merrill gamely squeezes revenue from outsider use of in-house facilities like its Tritech Services arm in Piscataway, N.J., which has printed the magazine since February. +For five years in the early 1980s he ran his own company, which published the Harvard Lampoon and parodies of such magazines as Playboy and Cosmopolitan. +'We have begun to see some buying interest in the last few months, from institutions in particular but also from retail investors with money to spend, both attracted by the relatively high yields,' said Mr Major. +In its opinion, the appeals court said, "It is evident that in today's topsy-turvy world, governments can topple and relationships can change in a moment." +But at least he has done it with a consistent strategic focus." +In addition to her new role in "Hunter," Fluegel will be before audiences in the not-yet-released movie "No Cause For Alarm," which also stars Michael Nouri and Charles Durning. +"It's a very thorough and well-reasoned decision," said Benson Weintraub, a Miami lawyer who spearheaded the arguments against the guidelines. +The brother was dismissed as executive vice president and treasurer. +Lockheed Corp. received a $32.1 million Air Force contract for development of a space surveillance and tracking system. +But while analysts are convinced that Niagara Mohawk is going to bite the bullet on the dividend, they are sharply divided on whether investors should buy or sell the stock. +But he has carried out only limited political reforms and does not tolerate opposition to one-party rule. +Avril has pledged to allow free elections, though not for at least two years, and has partially restored Haiti's 1987 constitution. +He cited continuation of the economic sanctions against Iraq, and noted that neither Iraq nor Kuwait is able to produce oil at this time. +But, as Tolstoy might have said, it is the difficult ones that are the most interesting. +Mr. Hessler was named vice chairman yesterday, and Mr. Blumenthal said in a statement that the "promotion recognizes the substantial contributions he has made." +So long as it works, Republicans enjoy trotting out the former president as a campaign whipping boy. +He later promised to reveal the information during his final campaign stop Friday morning in Szeczin, but then said he had not made the "political decision" whether to do so. +He insists that reserves are adequate and that capital will be replenished through asset sales and retained earnings. +Col. Horst Romeis said Friday over a camp lunch of soup, a roll and East German beer. "It needs some time to develop. +In Tokyo, a Marubeni spokesman said Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. may fill that role. +He was a war correspondent in both the Pacific and Europe during World War II, covering the assault on the Japanese in Burma and the Battle of the Bulge in Europe. +The tribunal handed out sentences ranging from 10 years to 30 years in prison to 10 other defendants, Prensa Latina said in dispatches monitored in Mexico City. +More complex issues, however, are lying in the legislative weeds and could rise up to scuttle the bill. +But the delay is starting to frustrate some of the miners, such as Clifford "Redbone" Steffey of St. Paul, who is known for his good humor and flatfoot dancing to bluegrass music. +However, the costs of auto insurance and automoile financing took steep jumps of 8.4 percent and 8.3 percent, respectively. +That isn't the way it's going to work. +Cairns and his colleagues, Julie Overbaugh and Stephan Miller, report their findings in Nature magazine. +Apart from the French-style residences, one can still buy tasty French bread and frequent such establishments as La Fantaisie Tailor and hairdressing salons with French names. +If so, where is the Irish bard? +While local government is run by 'up-country' officials, the coastal provinces have been neglected. +Just as the four week delay was insufficient to discharge the building contract, so it was insufficient to discharge the bond. The effect of delay on Rush & Tompkins's ability to satisfy the condition of the bond was, however, substantial. +But tearing down Lockwood, or even relocating it, he says, "would be like throwing red paint on a Van Gogh." Mr. Giles has mobilized a preservationist coalition that includes old and dear friends of the family. +He never preached or said you ought to read, like we do to our kids," said the 48-year-old professor, the eldest of Ben-Gurion's seven grandchildren and the only one who knew him well. +The 15 per cent growth in Hongkong Telecom's half-year earnings was in line with expectations. +Moon, 71, has been arrested several times for anti-government activities since the 1970s. +Hoss withdrew his objections to accepting French aid Wednesday night after President Francois Mitterrand of France asserted that his country was not choosing sides in Lebanon. +In addition to paper and wood products, Manville's primary businesses include building and engineered products, Fiberglas and industrial insulation products, roofing systems, and filtration and minerals. +The agreed platform, essentially Mr. Sotnikov's program, will now be presented to a Komsomol national congress next year. +The bulls hope that President Bush will be able to cash in on his Persian Gulf victory and form economic alliances to bring about freer world trade. +Maglev and other high-speed rail systems are seen as one answer to highway traffic congestion and crowded airports. +"We are delighted to see others share our view that the printed word is thriving and that reading is still a very popular pastime," she said. +Budget said its management, together with Gibbons Green, is contributing about $33 million to finance the acquisition. +Asked when Bush expected Kemp to complete his job of restoring good management practices, Popadiuk said: "I'm not going to put a timetable on that. +They are totally inconsistent with what I thought was happening." +One of the keys to Iraq's strength, according to Anthony H. Cordesman, author of a book on the Iraq-Iran war, lies in a well-educated officer corps that includes many engineering graduates. +Nevertheless, presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said, "The facts, plus the moderating growth rate, point to inflation remaining under control." +We have now sat through 14 Labour court conciliations and the proposals have been rejected by the unions. +Not even the balm of syrupy romance was on offer. Painted Heart is at least restful, if you forget the moment the hero cuts his forearm to prove his love. +Ms. Meindersma denied the accusations. +McAfee suffered a severe spinal cord injury in a 1985 motorcycle accident which left him a quadriplegic. +Workers would assume a role in helping direct these networks and would be protected by labor unions. +To win a spot on the Sept. 18 primary ballot, Silber needs at least 15 percent of the delegates elected to the party's June convention. +Other union officials, who asked not to be identified, called the opposition selfish and argued that the Kenosha workers already are part of Chrysler, which bought AMC last year. +Sixteen years later, Albania severed ties with the Chinese. +The disposals programme merely buys time in which the question of alliances can be revisited. +Underwriters led by Goldman Sachs priced the 10 7/8% bonds at 99 3/8 to yield 10.19%. +58,130,000 76.3 Year earlier to date ............ +For nine of the 15 who received medium to high doses of the drug, the return of their white blood cell count came just 14 days after the marrow transplant. +And President Bush's widely publicized proposals to use federal money to help students attend the public or private school of their choice have been squelched in Congress. +Takashi Sato, the minister of agriculture, is scheduled to travel to Washington on Tuesday to seek an easing of U.S. demands for an end to Japan's barriers against beef and orange imports. +Citing his own judicial district in Tennessee as an example, Wiseman said only 7 percent of those convicted criminals given probation since 1981 are accused of committing new crimes or violating their probation. +Thompson resigned the creative account earlier this year, said Mark deGorter, Health & Tennis's vice president of advertising. +One branch of Superior Training Services, an Indianapolis-based career-school chain, showed $24 million in defaults, or 44% of the money lent to its students, in a state governments' study. +"I just could have cried," said Hazel Toler, a dispatcher in Gilbert who said she saw the fire as she drove to work. +"This is a storm we haven't seen the likes of in quite some time, " said Steve Davis, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in Sullivan. +The primary threat is deflation, and coordinated interest-rate reduction would prevent that. +The bill, approved by the House Judiciary Committee, also calls for a 24-hour waiting period for abortions. +"I don't know where we'll bury all of them," Dr. Beny Primm, a New York City addiction specialist who served on the federal AIDS commission, said of AIDS victims. +Offtake was slow with sales mainly in American, Soviet and West African growths. +His campaign manager, Gerald Austin, said there will be a concerted plan to court super delegates, the 645 people who are automatically Democratic convention delegates by virtue of their status as party or elected officials. +That produced a loss of $25.6 million. +Grasset said a criminal investigation was opened, and the wounded men will be brought back to Noumea. +The Commission asked the 12 EEC governments for a quick decision. +Mr. Reupke, 52 years old and a 27-year Reuters veteran, had been the information-services company's general manager for only six months. +One reason behind the move is to help Finnish authorities check cross-border traffic to prevent smuggling and other crime. It would also help efforts to protect the marine environment. +The Secret Service, District of Columbia police and the U.S. Attorney's Office are investigating that service for possible credit card fraud, authorities said. +It opened on London's commercial West End last January, winning Collins the best actress award from Drama Magazine and a nomination for this year's Laurence Olivier Awards. +Mark A. Roberts, Loveland, Ohio, was suspended one month for unsuitable trading in a customer account. +The European Civil Aviation Conference, composed of civil aviation authorities from 22 nations, said it plans its own study. +The Arab hijackers held 39 Americans hostage for 17 days. +We'll take them,"' said David H. Arbesman, president of Kemper Currency Inc. +They need to find out their options for treatment and be prepared to comparison shop for both doctors and drugs. +He wondered why I was so tentative. +Poetry was in French. +A research paper on the discovery is to be published Friday in the journal Science. +The daily news show has included pitches for Levi's jeans, Snickers candy bars, Wrigley's chewing gum and Head & Shoulders shampoo. +And your unassuming courtesy was the hallmark of the true and perfect gentleman. +Because computers require touch-tone systems, Dugay had to add a conversion device to the modem linking his phone line to the computer. +Yesterday's figures threw up no new problem contracts but the group will have a continuing, though reducing, interest charge as long as payment is not made. +McAfee on Thursday was convicted of plotting to import marijuana or cocaine with Olga Thrasher, the 31-year-old wife of a marijuana smuggler, and helping her launder drug money by advising her to purchase cashier's checks in small amounts. +The Philippines in 1986 accused Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Imelda, of secretly buying and maintaining the buildings with $160 million stolen from the country. +However, the government said the underlying rate _ excluding mortgage payments and local taxes _ stood at 6.9 percent in June, down from 7 percent in May. +He staged Shadowplay for Anthony Dowell at Covent Garden in 1967, and in the following year made Knight Errant for David Wall with the Royal Ballet's touring section. +The prime minister emphasised that Rolls-Royce, like its US competitors, was shedding jobs because of the international market. +Edison picked up L165 to L6,726 and Sondel was L55 ahead at L2,530. Banks continued to be driven by takeover speculation. +With midterm congressional elections approaching and other pressures mounting, the administration needs more than a soft landing. +Each member of the Federal Reserve Board represents one of the 12 Federal Reserve districts. +Well, sensible as that prediction was, it didn't happen. +MPs believe, however, that she can throw light on attempts to link an offer of Pounds 234m of aid to Malaysia and defence equipment sales of Pounds 1bn. Such a link is contrary to government guidelines on aid and trade. +When you parked, you slid across the seats - lovely soft ones they were, too - and stepped straight on to the pavement. The heater was adequate and the fresh-air ventilation primitive but effective. +The polling place is a dank medieval building without heat or electricity. +And the way to start is by ending the notion of excluding evidence instead of disciplining policemen. +'In the past 18 months, many clients have come to us because of the drop in interest rates,' says Brogan. Most of his clients want investment advice. +"The presence of the defect could be used as a diagnostic test for Alzheimer's disease," adds the report, written by nine British and French researchers. +One site has found it can use power lines as a medium for the local area network (Lan) rather than co-axial cable. If you don't mind the odd hiccup in non-essential data transmission this makes some sense. +In Armonk, N.Y., a spokesman said that although IBM didn't view its spending as necessarily a way to support the stock, it thought the purchases were a good way to improve such financial measurements as per-share earnings and return on equity. +Sales for the entire company totaled $2.6 billion. +To enhance a neighborly atmosphere, Mr. Sells also is on a friendliness crusade. +The company said in its study that high doses of AZT were given to 360 female rats and mice for about 22 months, almost their entire normal life span. The test rodents were divided into three groups and each given different doses of the drug. +Part of the problem is that they played as if they knew that, too. Cameroon's luck ran out in the US. +Some states are seeing their revenue growth slow, and may soon begin to see revenue shrink, Mr. Leonard warns. +S&P attributed that improvement to reduced production costs and higher prices for nickel in the past year. +The class-action suit argues that abortion controls passed by the Pennsylvania Legislature in 1988 and 1989 unconstitutionally infringe on the rights of women to obtain abortions. +The measure also requires the United States to vote against any loan sought by Iraq from international institutions like the World Bank. +Cajun music often features an accordian and fiddle and takes folk tunes from the Bayou country and gives them a bouncy, danceable beat. +But the avalanche of supply appeared to overwhelm demand and pushed prices of tax-exempt issues as much as 1/4 point lower. +About 3,000 soldiers from Ghana, Nigeria, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Gambia arrived in Monrovia on Aug. 25 on troop transport ships under orders to end the eight-month tribal war. +But he notes that MCI's reputation for quality is still less consistent than AT&T's, and MCI could face new troubles "if Sprint comes on strongly or if AT&T cuts costs significantly over the next couple of years." +Thanks to Mr. Keene's article, I now regularly receive calls from wags in Washington who state they were just calling to see if we answered the phone. +Montedison S.p.A. and Norsk Hydro AS postponed major rights issues in the wake of the world-wide plunge in share prices. +Several major oil firms objected to Iraq's initial price formula, but not to the concept. +"First of all we are going to release all the political prisoners including Aung San Suu Kyi and Tin Oo," Myint U, a league official, said when asked what the party would do if it scored a commanding victory. +In Toronto Stock Exchange trading yesterday, Selkirk's Class A shares closed at 20.50 dollars, down 75 cents. +He said his proposal for limited autonomy, with Palestinians running their own affairs while Israel maintains control of security, was the best he could offer. +Although the company boosted its debt by about $1 billion in the reorganization, some debt has since been retired, freeing additional borrowing capacity. +This is a lesser proportion than any other UK national company. +It was the second most actively traded issue, with nearly 1.8 million shares changing hands. +For each year Japan does not cover the costs, 5,000 troops would be taken out of the country. +Edgar filings can't be copyrighted, so there is no limit on the way the information can be repackaged and resold. +"The Navy's efforts to acquire the necessary hardware and software to support NAVSCIPS (the Navy Standard Civilian Pay System) were not supported by sound technical decisions and did not promote full and open competition," the GAO concluded. +The beauty shop at the Florence-Crane facility is cramped. +A black minister stepped down after church members' relentless attacks for his hiring of a white former sheriff acquitted in the slaying of three civil rights workers 25 years ago. +The downturn in consumer spending which is part and parcel of the recession has made matters worse. Hertie derives 30 per cent of its turnover from just six, well-known stores, including the KaDeWe - Kaufhaus des Westens - in Berlin. +But the true measure of the elections can only be taken several months from now, with the ultimate acceptance or rejection of local government by blacks. +Hoffman, 52, who committed suicide April 12 in his apartment near New Hope, named Johanna Lawrenson as sole beneficiary in his will, which was filed Wednesday in Bucks County. +But as in the meeting, most are curious, not suspicious, and welcoming, not afraid. +"We would expect higher rankings in the various external polls will be a consequence of our continuing commitment to excellent research." +Japanese consumer confidence ebbed to its lowest level for 19 years in the final quarter of 1993, it emerged yesterday. +Helmeted Syrian soldiers in charge of security in west Beirut fired their Soviet-made Kalashnikov rifles in a final salute as the six coffins were lowered into the ground. +The construction workers who found it _ Chuck Williams and Tracy Johnston _ eventually found Ms. Wilson, using the phone numbers. +Citicorp shares have gained 43% from their low of $10.75 last October but are less than half their October 1989 high of $35.50. +That could create soft demand for air travel during the usually strong summer period. +WNS said Textron Investment Management will receive 13.5% notes and warrants to buy WNS stock in exchange for the funds. +Italian auto giant Fiat SpA and the French electronics group Cie. +This costly war machine is a legacy of former President Ronald Reagan. +But compulsion hasn't meant riches for Pazhitnov. +A number of factors may contribute to the increases in asthma deaths and cases, the CDC said. +"But I didn't know how serious," says the chemical engineer. +An ad campaign by Canadian banks added further fuel to the fire because, as one banker says, it not only encouraged money to leave the country, but people as well. +The government spent an annual $92 million through March 31 on electronic media, newspaper and other forms of advertising, according to government statistics. +As Cristiani meets President Bush on Friday, many question whether his faction of the Republican Nationalist Alliance is dominant and whether he can control reputedly sinister elements of the party. +Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Colin Powell, appearing with Cheney, said the U.S. gulf force "clearly has an offensive capability" to force Iraq's occupying force out of Kuwait. +Fidler later ran his own talent agency until it was wiped out by the stock market crash of 1929. +Singh was questioned several times by investigators in recent weeks. +Europe's largest flower show is a daunting prospect, even if it is laid out much more spaciously than Chelsea. The non-gardener might conceivably have a better time at Chelsea's eclectic rival. +Darleen Dunham, chairwoman of the Monterey County Commission on the Status of Women, said Monday she relayed several complaints about the poster to festival officials. +Three Democratic congressmen were expected to sail to victory in November after walloping opponents in Kentucky primaries, one of them dubbed the nation's nastiest, as Idaho held contests in its two congressional districts. +The Step 2 is the more usual domestic version; it is 27in long with 4, 6 and 8in height adjustments. +Cellular phones will be so common by the year 2000 that it will be ordinary for people to make and receive phone calls from trains, planes and canoes. +The government promptly rearrested eight of the nine recanters who were in the country, along with their lawyer. +"What he brought to the party was the perseverance to force people to think about a different strategy," adds one former Ward executive. +Since the 1975 deregulation of fixed commissions, variety has been the investment industry's strategy for broadening its consumer appeal. +"It's encouraging," said Roger Brinner, chief economist for Data Resources Inc. in Lexington, Mass., of the November figure. +"It's not a zoo, and it's not for financial gain," said Wilson, a native South African who set up the home in 1973. +One of the more opinionated crew members found that out during practice sessions when he was offered a sudden choice between voicing his thoughts and alighting on a rock somewhere in the English Channel. +All three major Iraqi groups, Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds, must be represented in a new democratic government. +Mr. Kaufman arranges this first meeting in an atmosphere of dreamy surrealism. +He added that New York State E&G "vigorously denies that it has engaged in any illegal or improper activities in these matters." +One sector analyst commented that 'If BP cut the payment then a lot of those shares will be on their way back across the Atlantic in double quick time.' +"It's unbelievable," said Sharon Reed, a 23-year-old receptionist at a Dallas bank who added she thought the convertible had been lost forever. +A minister explains to his well-to-do flock that "the eye of the needle" was a place in old Jerusalem through which camels could undoubtedly pass. +She's making the kinds of rehabilitatives strides than an interruption, with this kind of media coverage, could disrupt." The judge also was invited to appear on the Donahue show but declined. +"It's the kind of kid he is," says the coach. +A report by state-run South African Broadcasting Corp. said participation declined by 45 percent Tuesday but gave no estimate of the number of people involved. +The reforms included elimination of Burundi's internal pass laws, which "were oppressive to the majority" Hutus and restricted the labor market, Jaycox continued. +Now those winds are ripping away the sand and soil that anchor the beacon, and soon its light, like the whalers, will be gone. +He said the company's weakened financial condition would make it impossible for the concern to bear certain start-up and other costs without help from the Navy. +It will give them little help in emerging from the current recession. It is unlikely that the budget measures designed to benefit all businesses, such as the cut in the uniform business rate, will deliver a significant early boost to capital investment. +The court said El Paso must pay Corpus Christi developer G. Phil Berryman $6.5 million, representing twice the excess interest it charged him in a 1978 land transaction. +Homosexuals said anger in the gay community over the Frank affair has spurred the debate over whether to expose homosexual politicians who fail to support gay rights. +Horgan mounted the hood of the slowly moving car and pounded on the windshield, but slid off and hit his head on the pavement, according to the police account. +"It's not necessarily the case that the more priests you've got, the better off the church is," Pilarczyk said. +Hardly, says the FEC, which found that no laws had been broken. +"They are trying to do the things I want them to, like looking after the middle class," a North Carolina truck driver, a Democrat, concluded after watching two days of convention proceedings. +The power of these machines is usually measured in SPECmarks. According to Dataquest, the entry level machine in 1991 scored between 11 and 26 SPECmarks, the technical machine scored 24 to 72 SPECmarks and the super workstation rated 50 to 159. +Greece has so far rejected this way and we can only hope they will change their minds.' +Harvard President Derek Bok also has announced plans to step down at the end of this school year. +The UNCF's Los Angeles office received over $100,000 from Japanese companies last year, compared with just $25,000 five years ago. +At issue is the Bush administration's request for extended authority to spend $330,000 as part of a larger project to repair and renovate the home. +As the criticisms mount, the worst happens. +Others drove around in trucks loaded with loot. +The pamphlets and bulletins the group is sending to its members outline the physical signs of abuse and suggest to doctors how to discuss the problem with women who have been abused. +Generale des Eaux said consolidated, or group, profit after payments to minority interests rose 21% in the first half, to 575 million francs ($94.1 million) from 476 million francs a year earlier. +The high cost of production back home, especially for independent American film producers working on a tight budget, makes shooting in the Philippines attractive. +Most of the existing Bonwit Teller specialty retail chain will go out of business, including the main store in Manhattan, under arrangements announced in bankruptcy court. +And that which some suggest _ that we look for our future in different values and liquidate socialist property, etc. _ our people reject. +And then I thought Phil was somehow less happy than he was allowing us to see. +The strip has been the target of frequent attacks by Palestinian and Shiite Moslem guerrillas. +The collapse of East Germany and its merger with West Germany on Oct. 3 did nothing to allay suspicions that Schalck retained control of a corrupt financial empire. +Bacic and Prpic are Yugoslavian, and Eheler is German, officials said. +Many people view our burgeoning industry as a clear example of the nation's move away from what they consider "legitimate" enterprise. +Hotel operators think the number of cancellations may be even greater than reported. +Mr. Bush several times sought to identify himself with President Reagan's achievements, including the economic recovery and the arms-control agreement with the Soviets. +Reform of the system, and the possible creation of capitalised pension funds, promise a significant boost to the French stock market, the venture capital industry and to long-term savings. +For mortgage interest to be fully deductible, a second home has to qualify as a personal residence. +Scholars say the claim may be exaggerated, but not outrageously. +Mr. Chandler has only nine months before his retirement to turn things around, a time pressure that could explain his resort to machete dramatics at meetings. +To do this, the CBOT needed to entice 10 major insurers to agree to regularly supply their premium and claim information to the exchange, and many companies balked. +But public outcry prompted city leaders to put on the ballot the issue of whether to buy and set aside the entire property. +In another section, the report said the number of blacks enrolled in four-year colleges has declined since 1980, while other minority groups have shown increases. +Council flats were sold and homeless families ejected from marginal wards to keep the borough Conservative. More bad weeks are likely to follow. +Shamir requested the extension after a three-week mandate Herzog gave him Nov. 14 expired. +In the future, banking experts expect debit cards to become increasingly important as a form of payment. +A 1987 survey by the Pennsylvania Adult Day Care Association found two-thirds of the elderly attending day care centers in the state fit into this catagory, says Barbara K. Visconti, president of the organization. +Ronald Reagan, criticized during his administration for his response to the AIDS epidemic, says he's become more understanding about the disease. +The company had a loss of $21.1 million in 1986, including a $21.9-million charge, also related to the contract loss and mine closing. +And American borrowers accounted for $2 billion of last year's total. +The evidence was clear even as he spoke yesterday. +The memorial cost $30 million, with the arch accounting for $12 million. +Nuclear weapons specialists at the U.S. National Laboratory had tested the unspecified type of nuclear material by dissolving it in sea water, the report said. +Consider the problems of Siberia's vast timber resources. Japan wants to buy much more timber, and the Soviets eagerly want to sell it. +There apparently was friction between Henry Thomas, 88, a retired fruit picker and sometime junk collector, and other residents of the Reflections I house, said Dade City Police Chief Phil Thompson. +These monthly payments are then indexed to the inflation rate. +A truck filled with hot asphalt overturned onto a woman's car, nearly sealing it with the steaming goo, police said Thursday. +JOHANNESBURG ended mixed after drifting sideways in quiet trading. +As a result, OPEC is expected at its meeting this month in Vienna, Austria, to institute only a planned, modest rise in output while leaving its official price unchanged at around $18 a barrel. +"He's a dedicated and talented man and we hate to lose him," Publisher T.J. Tergliafera said. +For example, individual doctors would be able to set up on their own as general practitioners. +And in their zeal for a nifty technology, some people overlook or underplay the basics of building a business. +The Food and Drug Administration, waiting for direction from Congress, on Tuesday again extended its deadline for deciding whether to ban Red Dye No. 3 in foods, drugs and cosmetics on the grounds that it causes cancer. +Bank of New York is offering $15 cash and 1.575 shares of Bank of New York stock, or about $64 a share, for each Irving share. +Striking GTE Northwest telephone workers in Northern California, Oregon and Washington narrowly approved a new contract, ending a 19-day walkout, a union spokeswoman said. +Burnup is a investment company with interests in telecommunications, movie theaters and soft drinks, among other things. +In addition to that, people have been very worried about companies with leverage." The convertible bond funds tracked by Lipper Analytical Services returned 32.7% for the five years ended December 1990. +Wednesday's 744.3m shares through the Seaq network was worth Pounds 1.4bn at retail level. Company results provided some features but gave no guide to the market overall. +Talks now reportedly are focusing on the percentage of arrears to be paid this year and the interest and other conditions for bonds to be issued for the balance. +We think that will send a signal to management." +Polaroid Corp. recently asked Eastman Kodak Co. for as much as $5.7 billion for violating its instant-photo patents. +Alliant said Metrum's business focus has shifted toward commercial applications away from its traditional government markets. +They also want increased state investments to improve the economic lot of their backward region. +He was a good enough high school guard to earn a full basketball scholarship to Western Wyoming Junior College, but dropped out after one year. +"It is hard to value assets here, beause there is no market for many things," says Mr. Tomandl. +The Bass group owns 40 percent of the company's voting stock but receives only 5.7 percent of its dividends. +His guest list was headed by President Suharto of Indonesia, President Corazon Aquino of the Philippines and Prime Ministers Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore, Chatichai Choonhavan of Thailand and Mahathir Mohamad of Malaysia. +Guillermo Jimenez Morales, leader of the PRI bloc, told reporters that if necessary, the PRI can muster a bare majority of one vote, install the lower chamber and proceed with business without the opposition. +Feydeau himself improvised, but stuck to this rule: 'when two of my characters should under no circumstances encounter one another, I throw them together as quickly as possible.' +Only once before, in 1988, has such a modification of McCarran-Ferguson received subcommittee approval, and that bill died without moving further. +Its cereal division realized higher operating profit on volume increases, but also spent more on promotion. +He said 131 people had been confirmed dead. +Honeywell Inc. said it will report first-quarter earnings from operations of about $1.20 a share compared with 96 cents a year ago. +That meant that a hypothetical selection of goods and services costing $100 in the 1982-84 base period would have cost $125.90 last month, up from $120.30 a year ago. +European makes became the cars of choice for a generation of Americans who suddenly had money, but wanted no part of their father's Oldsmobile, Cadillac or Lincoln. +Some people in the audience chanted "Helmut! +Today, a Japanese investor needs to put up only about 140 yen for each $1 in American assets or stock. +The U.S. dollar rose in thin European trading Tuesday as companies made purchases to square their books for the year's end. +This is a riveting performance. Gearing, however, has made two major departures from the original text. +At the Barbican on Sunday, Kent Nagano conducted the London Symphony in a curious programme. +NCR didn't announce the prices of its DOS/SNA Communications Software, which it also introduced. +Then, according to intelligence sources, a Pan Am mechanic who had been on board to service the plane warned the hijackers that the auxiliary power unit would soon fail. +French industry was sluggish in September, growing 0.2 per cent after a static July and August, writes Alice Rawsthorn from Paris. +However, the stock ralliedquickly on rumours that BAe's Pounds 800m deal with BMW could be surpassed. +Mortgage-Backed Securities Mortgage securities were unchanged to 6/32 higher in light dealings. +Because of the nature of its business, Nutri/System may be especially prone to charges that its plan is unhealthy. +Early this month, the consortium was granted preferential financing from Indonesia's central bank and given assurances of more help if needed. +Mr. McCarthy said his daughter comes home with a growing list of orders for T-shirts whenever she wears one to school. +Zuegg bought the plant for around DM5m (Pounds 2m), slashed the workforce to 35 and spent DM16m on new machinery. The timing could hardly have been better for Italians eager to point out their country's deficiencies. +But if you have to ask "center for what?" you either aren't from around here or aren't a basketball fan. +At the annual meeting, Mr. Woodward, 63, said he will remain chairman. +Whether Railtrack can emulate them, or ends up a mere puffing billy, remains unclear. In theory, Railtrack should prove the former. +Insurance adjusters began assessing claims, but officials said it may take federal and state money to cover the losses of businessmen and residents whose property lay below the levee on the swollen Pea River. +Gadhafi is believed to want Libya's removal from the U.S. State Department's list of countries supporting terrorism. +"I'm getting tired of hearing about it," said Steve, an attendant at a service station who wouldn't give his last name. "I wish they'd just get going and get it over with. +At last count, 22 countries have either responded to a request from Saudi Arabia to help deter further aggression, or are contributing maritime forces pursuant to United Nations Security Council Resolution 665. +About 4,500 Soviet oil industry workers are in Iraq, and a foreign source in Baghdad said the Iraqis are dependent on them. +They never answered," Parra, 41, said in a recent interview. +The net result is that the market is stuck." But Mr. Robbins is betting that the deadlock will soon be broken and that stocks are destined to head higher. +Desalination "is practically viable and is looking more attractive as alternatives, such as bringing in water from northern California, are getting more expensive," said Arthur L. Goldstein, Ionics's chairman. +The tournament also marks Kasparov's return to the international tournament arena after a nearly yearlong absence. +"The brokers are the people that we're after," O'Brien added. "They are the people who are going to take it from legitimate industry and give it to illegitimate industry." There are other smuggling networks of similar scope, Sheehan said. +The appeal will be heard by five justices for three consecutive days, and then for another three days between Dec. 12 and 15, Cohen said, adding that Israeli prosecutors are scheduled to reply from Dec. 19 to Dec. 29. +It will partly replace the traditional explanatory talk from the court staff, although they will still be available to answer questions. +But his wife is unequivocal: "It's the only possible alternative." The world of the future will require the cooperation of a number of major economic powers. +Given that the average American buys 30 per cent more CDs each year than the average Briton, the industry might find that lower prices were compensated through increased sales. +At times, though, Quaid becomes almost cartoonish in his portrayal. +He said the government must see whether "the United States can use its moral influence to change things" in South Africa. +They decide that they're going to visit for a while." Richards said he wrote the song about Jagger on the advice of drummer Steve Jordan, who co-produced the LP. +The Chevron well is in 180 feet of water and was drilled to a depth of 22,572 feet. +Still, the sell-through market is tricky. +Now that stock prices have plummeted, "we're making up our shopping list," says a spokesman. +The Securities Industry Association, whose representatives testified against the Massachusetts regulation during public hearings in July, already is prepared to challenge the regulation in court. +Hoechst said the investigation would prove that its security systems were of a high standard. +International Molasses, a closely held molasses maker based in West Orange, N.J., and its affiliates own about 5.1% of Ingredient Technology. +Anyone who has worked in industry and commerce as I have done for 40 years, and largely at the sharp end overseas, is in no doubt that regular doses of despair over Britain's economic performance are absolutely justified. +The Digit Fund also opened a veterinary laboratory at Mount Visoke in January to provide the gorillas with medical care and to investigate their health problems. +We'd feel better if Mr. Bush now also liberated his growth agenda from the constraints of the 1990 budget deal. +I AM ON a spending strike at present. +Her first words are 'By my troth, Nerissa, my little body is aweary of this great world,' and for once she really means it. +The FAA later explained that the Presidential Airways charter was pulled out of service after FAA inspectors found four malfunctions on the plane. +Revenue during the period rose 9% to $3.07 billion from $2.81 billion. +"For them, an iota of forgiveness should not be given," Jiang added. +"The body of the Palestinian people has been sinking deeper into Israeli society, but the head has been left out," he says. +Unfortunately, earmarking taxes is not the answer. Yesterday's report suggests a number of areas where 'hypothecation' - earmarking a chunk of tax revenues for a particular purpose - could be used to raise public confidence in taxation policies. +About one-fifth of transit agency's sales tax income was riding on the five suburban elections, as was the fate of a truly regional transportation system. +At Indiana University's Collins Living-Learning Center, courses usually are designed by a professor and only one faculty member lives with the students, said Director Ernest Bernhardt-Kabisch. +A shutdown of a natural gas pipeline would interrupt the flow of gas to Kaliningrad, part of the Russian republic west of Lithuania. +Bush's plan would allow the superpowers to keep 195,000 troops apiece in Central Europe, mostly in Germany. +Time and Warner shareholders, who earlier filed suit to block the merger of the two communications giants, joined the Paramount action, saying they feared parts of the agreement could a chilling effect on other bids. +"But without Jack Daniel's the county would be in a terrible situation. +A page-one story in an earlier edition misstated his affiliation. +Dozens of armored vehicles had been deployed in support of the military occupation of the square ever since troops of the People's Liberation Army swept away thousands of pro-democracy students from the area early June 4. +UAL fell $13.50 in New York Stock Exchange trading Monday to $136.50, its lowest price since late June. +"Ultimately we need to make all residents of this country automatically eligible for health coverage," Gardner said. +Yields on one-year bills rose to 8.38 percent with the discount up 3 basis points at 7.80 percent. +There isn't enough water, or food, or firewood. +Mr. Oaxaca lobbied against the Simpson-Mazzoli bill, an earlier version of the immigration act, because he objected to employer-sanction provisions that remain under the new law. +In a letter accompanying the report, Helms said Thach's visit was inappropriate at a time when the administration was unwilling to address the issue of living Americans being held captive in Southeast Asia. +(54) "Married...With Children," FOX, 13.2. +Robert Weinberg, a St. Louis analyst who is a former Anheuser executive, said some of the brewer's successful strategies emerged after the company was bruised by its current main competitor, Miller Brewing Co. in Milwaukee. +Meanwhile, the U.S. has to deal with an upheaval of a political kind. +Historically, the food ingredients industry around the world consisted of small, privately owned companies in each market. +This resulted in a rise in shareholders' funds from Pounds 1.19m to Pounds 6.9m at end-March. +Also, there's still a confusing array of laws and bar-association rules governing lawyers' marketing in many states. +Mr. Keillor's book is best when he's on the subject of the origins and development of local radio. +Check the boxes. Answers below. +Bruce Willis' "Die Hard 2" fell to No. 2 after two weeks in the lead, collecting $10 million. +Indiana State Police in Lafayette reported extensive damage in Montgomery County about 25 miles northwest of Indianapolis. +Bonds with five-year to 15-year maturities account for about 75% of retail municipal sales at Fidelity Investments' discount brokerage unit. +The Santa Monica Freeway through downtown Los Angeles was closed for several hours during the night by flooding, and two lanes of the Harbor Freeway was closed during the morning by a mudslide. +Earthquake specialists put the chances of a damaging New Madrid temblor at up to 60 percent over the next 15 years. +The indictment said the firm represented Ashland in certain legal matters while Atkins was chairman. +(Andrea Hart as Anna exemplifies all these factors.) But I should love also to see a Goldoni festival. +But opinion polls show the Socialists command the most concentrated support among 'top leaders'. +'We have to make society work properly and fairly.' +For 1987, PG&E had net income of $688.5 million, or $1.53 a share, on revenue of $7.19 billion. +The Big Board will begin trading Thursday Employee Benefit Plans Inc., Minneapolis, a health care company, under EBT and Blackstone North American Government Trust Inc., New York, a closed-end investment trust, under ODP on Wednesday. +The winner of the four-way presidential race isn't likely to capture more than 35% of the vote, leaving him politically vulnerable. +Silicon Systems Inc. said two senior executives resigned and it termed the moves a step toward "actualizing growth and profit potential." +A Seoul newspaper, the Kookmin Ilbo, quoted a farmer who saw the crash as saying two helicopters were hovering about 250 feet above the ground when one suddenly turned upside down and plunged into a creek. +"They end up dropping them (bombs) elsewhere in the island," Kuchinski said. +What is more, although output has reclaimed its pre-recessionary peak, it is still well below levels people expected before the recession. +Mrs. Haysom, 53, was stabbed five times. +Figures for other presidents who entered the White House by election during the period were 3.39 months for Nixon, 4.55 months for Carter and 5.30 months for Reagan. +If an emrgency hadn't been declared Tuesday, the plane would have been instructed to take its position at the end of a line of aircraft waiting in a pattern to land at Kennedy. +Fewer than 50 homes remain, but a precise number is difficult to determine as residents hasten to take apart the houses to move them elsewhere. +He also wants the General Accounting Office to audit Fed procedures much more closely. +Under the most optimistic schedule, the company could have the plane tested, approved and 10 jets delivered by the end of the year, he said, but that is unlikely. +Goldman has about $2.2 billion in capital, and Salomon has more than $3 billion. +Mr Charles Haughey seems to have modelled his conduct on that of Governor Huey Long of Louisiana, who won an election by promising to cut taxes and promptly raised them as soon as he was back in the governor's mansion. +Not mentioned was the fact that Thomas could only afford to leave the company, and so make the revelations, because he had just won a six-figure sum on the football pools. +In the previous election, the National Party won the seat there by more than 5,500 votes. +The company opertes a chain of specialty retail stores. +The Basses (virtually the only people in the tale who were consistently honest, at least so far as the author says) wound up with a profit that so far exceeds $1 billion. +Initially, the government said they were killed by soldiers loyal to the government. +The attorney general told a Senate panel that he "endeavored to make full disclosure" of all his investments. +He hoped it would be filed by early 1995. Also highlighted by Dr Sykes was GR92132X, a treatment for non-insulin dependent diabetics. +But Dortch's attorney, Bill Diehl, said he was surprised his client was not indicted on tax charges. +After all, he says, he himself must answer to First City's shareholders, particularly if performance suffers. +Rhone-Poulenc Chairman Jean-Rene Fourtou said he didn't expect 1991 to be a particularly favorable year, especially in the first quarter. +Fidelity Investments, the biggest mutual-fund company, is taking an "extremely cautious" approach, but says it isn't planning any cutbacks. +In a signal that the October market crash is likely to result in major changes in the New York Stock Exchange's system of market makers, the Big Board voted to sharply increase capital requirements for its 54 specialist firms. +Mr. Biggar says: "I usually don't recommend tax-exempt money market funds." +"That is not a regular thing," Universal spokeswoman Joan Bullard said of halting the tram before the fake quake. "We are doing it today and perhaps this weekend." When the tram finally entered the set, several people braced themselves. +If people trade off the exchanges, there's no way to know what's going on,' says one fund manager. This may not worry Czech investors paying CzK1,000 plus a small fee for their voucher books. +Legislation allowing foreign ownership of Finnish companies came into force this year, prompting a wave of foreign sharebuying. The dearth of local operations by foreign companies is still a feature of the Finnish economy. +His opponent's "economic policies can't be understood as a rational approach to economic growth and the creation of jobs," Mr. Bush said. +Congress pushed that system on the city after reports that the police department and city agencies were having trouble recruiting workers from the city's applicant pool. +One in five requires three months to a year, and fewer than 5% take more than a year. +But James Cole of the department's Economic Research Service warned that a backlog of demand will siphon off most of the 1989 crop increases without allowing the United States to rebuild its stockpiles significantly. +And it helps explain why President Bush now is having to scramble to restore the nation's free-trade credentials by promising to cut back steel quotas and stressing his desire to "open markets and expand trade." +The new company, Westron, will work in Ukraine's large nuclear energy sector. +The big, slow sea cows loll in warm, shallow areas in oceans, rivers and canals to feed on underwater grass. +The likely uncertainty in a sample of 506 people would be more than four percentage points either way, according to a standard statistical calculation. +He said it ran into billing problems because it hasn't received all the data it needs from Pacific Bell. +Of those shares about 58.3 million rose in price, while 18.3 million fell; the remainder were unchanged. +Those interests demand that the Soviets cease to war on American interests in key regions of the world. +"If the OPEC countries are allowed by the rest of the world, OPEC will keep the rest of the world supplied with oil. +When Silver Bay, Minn., lost its major industry, Reserve Mining Co., residents pooled their resources for far-flung newspaper ads (some appeared in Florida papers) offering their homes to retirees. +LJ Hooker, the U.S. subsidiary of Australia's Hooker Corp., said last year, prior to the bankruptcy court filing, it planned to sell about $760 million in assets to deal with debts stemming from its expansion in this country. +Low clouds and fog grounded observation and supply planes early Saturday. +One policewomen, who asked that her name not be used for security reasons, said: "Naturally we are over the moon. +It may be too early for Dukakis to sprint, but he had better step up his pace and run a smarter race if he wants to stay competitive. +The rules cover all patients, not just those on Medicare. +The five-year plan does not specifically say blacks could vote directly for national representatives within five years, but van der Merwe and Finance Minister Barend du Plessis said that was what it foresees. +Oceaneering said it plans to pay Enserch $8 million in unpaid dividends on the preferred stock and reclassify Enserch's 451,743 preferred shares into three million shares of Oceaneering common. +In addition, it has 750 plots for sale in Scotland. +Another 20% of P.T. Inco is owned by Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. of Japan, with the remaining 2% held by various Japanese interests. +Lumping the pacific, slow-moving, affectionate sour mugs with the vicious and aggressive American pit bull terrier of deservedly bad repute is somewhat like associating Elsie the milk cow with el toros de la plaza. +The groups work to foster better business ties between Japan and the Southeast. +The share price then rose but has fallen back to its present 228p. +Some animal and insect problems can be averted with pesticides and other products available in garden shops. +He intends to stick with the paper until the year 2000, when he plans to retire. +At one point in the race, the National Republican Congressional Committee seemed on the verge of torpedoing its own man's campaign. +"Disneyland is a classic business-school case," says Arthur Bedeian, a management professor at Louisiana State University. +Kasparov now leads the 24-game series 11 to 6 and needs only one more point to keep the title. +The board kept the bank open through tortuous negotiations with Bass, running 186 branches in California, and has tried to retain customers by guaranteeing deposits even beyond the normal $100,000 FSLIC insurance limit. +Total cases fell to 1,126, the first year-on-year drop for four months. +The ban went into effect after more than 15,000 East Germans jammed the same embassy last month and East Berlin was pressured to allow them to travel West in special trains. +Meanwhile, Franz Schoenhuber, head of West Germany's extreme-right Republican Party, told a news conference in West Berlin that the organization soon will set up electoral groups in East Germany. +At their meeting in the Kremlin, Gorbachev gave Jaruzelski copies of material from Soviet archives pertaining to the Poles imprisoned in the NKVD camps, Tass reported. +Both arise because of an inflation-induced discrepancy between historic and replacement costs. +Judge Weiner last month was assigned the task of coming up with a way to resolve the massive personal-injury litigation, which judges nationwide say has been clogging the courts. +Robotics said it plans to use the proceeds of the offering for working capital and other general corporate purposes. +Cardinal Jozef Glemp, leader of Poland's Roman Catholic church, said Monday he has been invited to visit Moscow in early June for ceremonies marking the 1,000th anniversary of Russian Christendom. +Maj. Keith Gillet, spokesman for the 16th Air Force at its headquarters at Torrejon, said Harpe was piloting an F-16 in formation with three others near the end of a 90-minute training flight when the plane crashed. +The average Arab knows the U.S. is the enemy of his land, his resources and his religion. +The ones that have joined us recognise that they're in a fix. +Meyer, a 69-year-old former diplomat, says he'll run against Mrs. Thatcher for the party leadership unless a more senior Tory steps forward. +Police said Rosalee Diana Dixon, 29, was gunned down while drinking beer with friends under a tree shortly before midnight Tuesday and that Ina Green, 45, was killed by gunmen who broke into her home before dawn Wednesday. +"There's a feeling among Republicans that the budget has been passed by economic and political events," Frenzel said of Bush's spending plan. "To debate it is a waste of time. +The New Year's stock market rally finally ran out of steam yesterday. +He denied Panama was a center for laundering drug money. +Algerian television, citing the communique, said the commission would turn over its results to the other Arab League heads of state. +Police sealed the town off to prevent looting and used dogs to search the rubble for bodies or survivors. +Even before the White House announced Mr. Regan's resignation, Mrs. Reagan's office issued a statement welcoming Mr. Baker. +Brent B. Erensel, a securities analyst with Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Inc., said, "The crash presented traders with the opportunity of a lifetime. +Although unusual, misleading information regarding takeovers occasionally moves stocks. +In some big German companies, board directors do not see each other without making an appointment first. It follows that being late for a meeting is more than an impropriety: it is an insult. +U.S. automakers were scheduled to make 70,022 cars this week, compared with 143,691 a week ago and 40,925 in the same week in 1989. +The businesses have total annual revenue of about $40 million. +On Sept. 21, Minorco offered #2.05 billion for the 70.6% of Consolidated, a big British mining company, it didn't own. +More than 3,000 people are preparing to leave a small area of the Russian republic where increased radiation has doubled the amount of illness since the 1986 nuclear disaster at Chernobyl, Tass said Tuesday. +It means nothing." As Mr. Suda's personal experience shows, the market battering that traumatized big investors in the first three months of this year has proven surprisingly painless to Japan's, and the world's, economy. +Since then, the announcement had been a question of scheduling. +Fifty years ago, German scientists Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann discovered nuclear fission, a breakthrough that led to the atom bomb and nuclear energy. +"I have fasted with Cesar Chavez," Jackson said. "I have shared the pain. +The first telephone calls to reserve members could come as early as today, officials said. +She had a medical procedure known as a dilation and curettage in July, but the reason wasn't known, police said. +One disputed practice involves promoting a discounted price, say "30% off," without explaining whether the markdown is based on the regular price of the merchandise. +The government and factories will share the cost. +Dividends totalling 180p (130p) have already been paid. +AT&T employees do not currently pay for dependent care and pay only annual deductibles ranging from $150 to $300 for medical care. +Preliminary estimates by the Red Cross were that water damaged about 350 homes in East Baton Rouge Parish and about 500 in Livingston Parish. +A security committee comprising guerrilla officers from seven other PLO factions not been involved in the fighting was trying to arrange for observers to enforce a truce in the two shantytowns. +Critics said the revised law may not have much impact on the market because most stocks are permanently held by business partners and financial institutions, including major securities and life insurance companies and banks. +Ms. Fassbinder wasn't notified of the results until January 1987. +She called the resulting pieces "inward journeys," boldly colored paintings with sphinxes and half-human, half-animal figures and towering obelisks with mosaics of lions, lambs, doves and tigers. +The legislation, which President Bush is expected to sign after a House-Senate conference, also has drawn personal support from within both the Reagan and Bush administrations. +The level of orders at Durabella was encouraging, although pressure on margins remained. +The company had extraordinary profit of A$32.7 million from selling its interest in a coal joint venture; the year-earlier period didn't have any special item. +About 22% of Christies shares are special shares held in trust for its top executives. +American Jews provide important financial support to Israel and also lobby on behalf of the Jewish state in the United States. Since 1975, American Jews have contributed $500 million a year to Israel in private donations. +Jobs, the "father" of the Apple II and Macintosh, two of the biggest selling computers of the PC generation, unveils his Next Inc. computer workstation on Wednesday. +"If you're asking did I ever ask any CEOs of major public companies to start buying back their own shares, the answer is no," he said. +Mr. Ferguson acknowledged, however, that in recent months he has been contacted by New York banks about possible mergers. +President Reagan has enough votes to sustain a veto. +It would, in effect, exempt federal judges and magistrates from state gun laws. +The LIN acquisition gives it access to cellular franchises held by LIN in the metropolitan areas of New York City, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston. +Privatisation programme has hit political, legal obstacles. +The Australian stock market often takes its immediate cue from the price of gold, and while the price dropped in New York Friday, it recovered $2 an ounce to around $450 during the Australian session, boosting some issues. +Campeau is offering $75 in cash per share for 70.5 million Federated shares, or a total of $6.18 billion. +State Mutual also proposed that Hanover boost its board to 17 directors from the current 12, with the additional five slots to be filled by outside directors of State Mutual. +Ghana already owes the fund $628 million. +Mr. Blumenthal's view is shared by several lawyers who specialize in municipal bankruptcy. +The solution to this problem is political," he says. +"Of course it does not mean all the problems are solved," Handley added. "But they will be much easier to solve through normal diplomatic channels." For both countries the move involved some concessions - largely unspoken. +Critics in the black community said the case received wide attention only because the victim, an investment banker, was white and affluent. +The Hulunbir Grasslands itinerary will let travelers visit Mongolia, while others into northeast China offer visits to the ice and snow festivals at cities like Harbin. +I searched my pocket and found a 500 won coin (worth 74 cents). +The huge volume of new state and local government bond issues recently has jarred the municipal market. +One is to view currency and bond markets as two separate components. +They don't realize that dreams aren't measured in algebraic expressions. +Pike, also a director of the New York Landmarks Conservancy that helps fund restoration of historic sites, said a criticial need in reducing homelessness is reform of the welfare system. +The change in policy came this week, when President Felix Houphouet-Boigny on Thursday approved a recommendation from his party to allow the opposition groups to register. +Attorneys in King & Spalding's Washington office have been involved in Dow Corning's negotiations with the FDA, which has been pursuing an investigation of its own. +National plans to announce third-quarter earnings next week, and Mr. Oswald said he is comfortable with analysts' estimates of at least 20 cents a share, excluding the Data Card transaction. +The firm's recommendations came in last for the quarter, and underperformed Standard & Poor's 500-stock index for all three periods. +A federal immigration judge released them and the government eventually dropped McCarran-Walter proceedings against all but two, although it sought deportation of the others on technical grounds. +The new Fed chairman didn't breathe a word about his new job to the group. +He was the third person put to death in Nevada and the 112th in the nation since executions resumed in 1977. +Prices rose in all parts of the country, with largest increase in the West and the smallest in the Midwest, AAA said. +The American Eagles also are drawing away investors from other segments of the coin market, says Scott Travers of Scott Travers Rare Coin Galleries in New York. +"I haven't found any bias in the judiciary, either for us or against us." +Browley said that the price of the super collider has gone up because experts have examined the original design and found "shortcomings." "The magnets are not perfect," he said. "You run into trouble if the particles run too slowly. +On Oct. 19 and 20 it might have significantly damped the volatility and greatly moderated the negative psychological and economic reactions. +The Detroit Free Press said it suspended a reporter and a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer after they revealed that the photographer bought items from a drug addict who was a source for a report on crack-cocaine. +High-grade bonds ended Friday between 3/8 and 5/8 point higher, after suffering steep losses Thursday. +"This process is in a preliminary stage," the company said. +Despite the record exchange rate and subsequent intervention, Ms. Monsod said: "There is no cause for alarm." +"We are going to protect those people. +In a brief ceremony in the Kremlin's St. Vladimir Hall, Reagan and Gorbachev shook hands four separate times, giving no indication that differences on issues had soured the warm personal relationship they have displayed here. +Offers of private funding are difficult to dismiss in Italy, where cultural projects occupy a miniscule slice of the deficit-ridden national budjet. +And so in act two, his characters suffer from self-imposed unhappiness and other calamities. +He lost 30 pounds in three days. +That outlay covers such items and services as a casket, memorial services and the use of a funeral home. +"Please understand that none of this had anything to do with whether Mr. Ramirez is guilty or innocent of these charges," he told the jurors. +South Yemen became the Arab world's only avowedly Marxist state after it gained independence from Britain in 1971. +The company also has cut back since Time obtained control of Warner last July. +Manufacturers Hanover Corp. said it completed a transaction under which $19.8 million of Mexican loans have been converted into a 17% ownership interest in two hotel companies in Mexico. +When people turn to local bureaucrats for help, they encounter "the old atmosphere, where every visitor is looked down upon as being very nearly persona non grata, an undesirable phenomenon," he complained. +In the competitive arena, underwriters led by Chase Manhattan Capital Markets had the winning bid for approximately $239.8 million of Pennsylvania general obligation bonds. +The account, with billings of about $8 million, had been handled by MacNamara, Clapp & Klein. +"There will be a number of specific questions with respect to which there will be differences of opinion," he told reporters. +But in 1987, most professional service corporations, including Dr. Thanos's, must switch to a calendar year unless they can prove to the Internal Revenue Service that they have a seasonal business, a difficult case to make. +A new quarterly figure will be released in October. +"Halva would be good," says a second CARE executive. +"We're trying to invest for a long time. +Luxembourg does, but only two firms have done so. +In 52,326 tests of childbearing women in the state of New York, researchers found an AIDS virus infection rate of 0.8 percent, the CDC said. +It also marked the first time in 30 years of the Fifth Republic that a government does not have a majority in the National Assembly, which is controlled by center-right parties that backed Chirac. +Oversaw the freeing of East bloc countries in Europe in 1989-90, including the fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of Germany. +Meanwhile, 12 men were hurt in a brawl among followers of opposing candidates in the town of Marantao in nearby Lanao Del Sur province. +It's worthwhile paying to have this taken care of: a bureau takes on the risks and the problems of day-to-day operation. +For 1987's fourth quarter, Amax expects to report a gain of $37 million on the transaction. +More companies won't have the capital to expand with company-owned units, and that will make more franchises available. +State-owned telephone operators across Europe control this business because they supply the private circuits which companies need to build their own private data communications networks. +Directors' responsibilities would therefore be highlighted. +Security Pacific dropped 1 1/8 to 21 1/4. +Meanwhile, a newspaper reported that political appointees installed by the Panamanian government are mismanaging operations of the canal that have been turned over by the United States. +The listing, now 16 reactors at 10 sites, means the plants get special surveillance and the owners generally have to show they can operate safely. +Israeli officials had argued that Palestinians wouldn't need the masks because Saddam Hussein claims to be fighting for them. +Recently, a bill was introduced in the Maine state Legislature to ban donkey basketball. +The plane disappeared on the last leg of a regularly scheduled flight from the southeastern city of Sao Paulo to Belem, 2,140 miles northwest of Rio at the mouth of the Amazon River, Varig spokesman Gilberto Brito said. +Many found themselves in traffic jams. +Neighbors of the Hearins told Jackson police they saw a van with Florida plates driven by a white man in his sixties in the neighborhood a week before the kidnapping. +Asked about news reports suggesting a possible framework for negotiations between Moscow and the rebellious Baltic state, Fitzwater said: "The statements this morning do appear to show some flexibility. +But nobody can predict that," said Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd, D-W.Va. +Coroner Raymond Carrillo found Mrs. Kent died of a lethal dose of barbiturates and ruled her death a homicide. +The big investment bank said Friday that it may have discovered two more unauthorized customer bids in Treasury auctions. +Moreover, some analysts say, stocks in general are fairly valued by most measures. +But the analyst did not rule out a co-operation deal. +Mahfouz said he wrote the article because some of his remarks to foreign reporters had been misinterpreted. +ICI already owns a 67 per cent stake in a plant at Bangkok. +Usually the states know better how to raise and spend the money." The Bush game plan represents the increasingly critical role played by TV advertising. +It says voters always use elections to the European Parliament to register protest against governments in midterm, and that the turnout of 36 percent is too low to shape lasting judgments. +Auto stocks outperformed the stock market as sales improved and the economy emerged from that recession, he said. +Violence has been confined to the Kingston slums and rural towns far from the big tourist hotels on the north coast. +Kampelman also said President Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative, the program for a space-based missile defense opposed by the Soviets, remains a "serious" objective and is not a bargaining chip at Geneva. +Arbitrage traders treat futures and stocks as equivalent investments as the futures expire quarterly at the same price as the underlying stock index. +It reads, "Comrade Gorbachev, take a lesson from Bush: Be resolute." A chemical engineer, Alexander Taraykin, asks that Mr. Gorbachev follow the example of Abraham Lincoln in keeping his union together. +In April he was separated from the case, although the charges were not dropped. +ALEXANDRIA, Va. _ Sentencing for two former executives of a United Technologies Corp. division for obtaining inside information from a Navy official about a defense contract competition. +Information Minister Ibrahim Izzeddine said Wednesday that if the international community wants Jordan to observe the economic sanctions against Iraq, it must contribute substantial foreign aid. +The protesters say the rush to extract gold _ a process that commonly employs cyanide and can be done by stripping _ could gravely threaten the sacred mountain and also undermine farming, fishing and tourism, western Ireland's economic pillars. +The House GOP minority, meanwhile, has grown increasingly combative. +The United States provides about $300 million to the resistance annually. +The four black teens were unarmed and had gone into the Brooklyn neighborhood to look at a used car for sale. +But some industry executives have questioned Boston Ventures' wisdom in spending so much for a company with such low sales, especially since Mr. Gordy will retain Motown's profitable music publishing division. +Dealers said most investor interest was focused on defensive blue-chip stocks, particularly those with limited U.K. exposure. +The prosecution offered testimony from one of two Israelis, a Jerusalem photographer, who had been aboard the ship. +In the past, he used them at Saddam's behest, against fellow Kurds. +His suit collection was recently expanded by three but is still single digit. +The measure, approved Thursday and having the support of administration officials, would make it illegal for train workers to tamper with safety devices. +"In general we would vote to have a meeting" where holders would vote on a new board, said an analyst for one large institutional holder. +While some Ford employees celebrated this year's profit-sharing checks with dinners or long-planned purchases, others never will see the money. +This spring, Liu Lianren applied to make a sentimental visit back to the hole he had lived in for so long. +But as costs escalate they - or their children still in work - will lose out in future unless equal pension treatment for women is based on current arrangements for men. +Alfredo dos Santos, has just returned from East Germany, where his right foot was repaired. +Embassy spokesmen in Washington, Moscow and Vienna, however, said their envoys would remain at their posts. +"I don't believe in miracles," said Panigati, who's been in Afghanistan since he was 40. "But I'm about to." His congregation, a gathering of 12, laughed. +A joint statement by de Klerk and the African National Congress leader indicated they could resolve differences and begin talks to end white-minority rule. +Quayle himself said that "diplomatic sensitivities" have held up scheduling his trip to Central and South America. +In one elementary school, nearly 80% of the students were black. +He was identified only as a resident of the Negev desert town of Ofakim. +Communist authorities said they put an end today to a 10-day strike at the huge Lenin steelworks outside Krakow. +Not everyone can take the bar exam. +Companies such as APC, Millicom Inc. and Graphic Scanning Corp., have received permission from the FCC to test their PCS systems at various frequencies. +The Bank provided final assistance of Pounds 350m. Other European short-currency futures contracts were also firmer as the market's desire for lower rates increased. +"Sales and earnings gains from writing instruments and shavers, plus reduced losses in perfume, were not sufficient to offset" these losses, he said. +The merged operation made Grand Met, with 1,550 betting shops in Britain and Ireland and 400 in Belgium, the second-largest force in licensed bookmaking in Britain, after Ladbroke Group PLC. +Even blacks want to say them, he said, but are afraid of being called "Uncle Toms." Clark was portrayed as a tough disciplinarian in the 1989 Warner Bros. movie "Lean On Me." +Earlier in the week, Aoun said U.S. Ambassador John McCarthy would only be welcomed back if he presented his credentials to the Christian Cabinet and recognized it as the legitimate government. +"This is the first step to much closer relations between Canadian and U.S. law firms," Mr. Hildebrandt said. +"Human life begins at conception." +Gafkha Namatova, a Belik spokeswoman, said the group claims 100,000 members. +Another witness had said the driver was the gunman. +After a 90-minute hospital interview with Stuart, detectives changed the theory, The Boston Globe reported today, citing unidentified sources. +But one adviser, speaking on condition he not be named, said of the prospect of Gore staying in the race despite finishing a distant third here: "Can he? +Now, the House proposes a $100,000 limit on such new debt. +The show is called "Japan: the Shaping of Daimyo Culture 1185-1868." +A drug used to contain outbreaks of hepatitis A and measles is in short supply nationally, in part because of the military buildup in Saudi Arabia, the manufacturer says. +Taiwan Cement saw first-half pre-tax profits drop 29 per cent to NTDollars 1.77bn (USDollars 66m) compared with a year ago, due to a continued slump in the construction industry and a sharp fall in non-operating income, writes Laura Tyson in Taipei. +American Thomas Sutherland, acting agriculture dean at American University, kidnapped. +Following is another in a series of reports by AP correspondents in Moscow assessing those four years. +Another is that the figures were distorted by higher tobacco prices. +Mr. Riedener, 47 years old, had been a Hutton director. +The announcement came shortly after police fired rubber bullets at stone throwers, wounding one in the leg, during an hourlong funeral march for the slain Palestinian. +So, for as long as six months, an infected person could test negative and still be admitted to an "AIDS-free" club. +Most use models or a sketch of the planned work. +Lawmakers have questioned the necessity of maintaining the 1940-vintage vessels, especially since the gun turret explosion last year aboard the USS Iowa that killed 47 sailors. +There's no limit on the size of each missive. +Dan Manning, as Stanley, tells of disappointing his mother by being the one of her five sons who went to prison. +Also gunned down were Leonard Coppola and Giuseppe Turano. +Even in the cities, recessionary fears are only just beginning to fade. +Mr. Campeau said he planned to make the offer "as soon as possible." +An analyst in Washington with access to reports from Phnom Penh said "the Phnom Penh regime doesn't seem to be monolithic on how to treat the Khmer Rouge. +Bush already had said that Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole of Kansas would be among those considered. +The leaflet, "A Biblical Perspective on Civil Disobedience," said it represents the "carefully studied view of the pastoral staff and deacons" of the church, the state's largest Baptist congregation. +All this will cure insomnia. +Ceylons met fair enquiry but prices tended easier. +Senior administration officials made clear the president might veto the massive bill - and scuttle the first comprehensive clean air changes in 13 years - if the measure were included. +Published reports quoted Kelner as saying he was withdrawing from the case because Goetz was not cooperating. +According to court records, the woman met Peterson June 9 at a park when the victim was portraying a personality she called Franny. +The most recent round of talks were held last month. +The stock market chalked up a moderate gain today, helped by a rally in Japanese stock prices and a drop in domestic interest rates. +The death of 43-year-old Majid Darwish in the Tulkarem refugee camp in the Israeli-occupied West Bank came amid efforts by Palestinian leaders to try to reduce such killings. +"We don't want to be forced to help you, but we certainly can't allow a change of system in Poland," Jaruzelski quoted them as saying. +A bill reforming the way the Federal Emergency Management Agency distributes aid after natural disasters has been approved by Congress and sent to President Reagan for his signature. +The State Department should let our legal system work, not lobby it for the Politburo. +"They know that if the meeting doesn't go well in London, prices are likely to deteriorate and 75 cents will look mighty good," she added. +The MH-53E Sea Dragon and its sister aircraft, the CH-53E Super Stallion, are described by the Navy as the largest helicopters in the West. +Decorator Industries Inc. estimates net income for the fiscal fourth quarter will more than double from last year's $58,000, or five cents a share. +As a labor-movement leader, the UAW's actions opened the gates for sacrifices by many other unions. +He replaces Archbishop Giulio Einaudi, 60, who since August 1980 held the Havana post that has the diplomatic standing of an ambassador. +9.98%, standard conventional fixed-rate mortgages; 8.375%, 2% rate capped one-year adjustable rate mortgages. Source: Telerate Systems Inc. +We don't think its advisable to stay in Shanghai," Palmer said. +He has performed in tuxedo with a symphony orchestra. +The 1.1% increase in June sales was significantly higher than the Commerce Department's earlier calculation of a 0.5% rise. +Police forces in East Berlin and West Berlin will each have 3,000 extra officers on the job, and West Berlin police said they will be prepared with water cannons and tear gas. +Clearly, this helps fuel consumption. +Asheville, N.C., set a record low for the date with a reading of 38 degrees early in the day. +Israeli and foreign photographers and a young Arab boy wheeling a bicycle _ who was not part of the protest _ dived for cover. +It was the only new field to be brought on stream in Russia last year. The company is controlled by Australian-listed Vanguard Oil through a 50.3 per cent holding by its Eurosov subsidiary. +A strengthened management team has whittled down the business to core activities. +And researchers continue to raise questions about the study's method, arguing that a broader study could have produced different results. +"There were several discussions with management, but we came to the conclusion that we would not be able to go forward on a friendly basis," he said. +The average maturity of the portfolios held by money funds was 33 days, the same as the week before, Donoghue's said. +Inundation by the Nile would worsen the relief problems but officials are uncertain whether it will flood the city. +On the supply side, too, there are hopeful signs. +Arrington released a copy of a Nov. 23 letter from Donaldson to Moussalem that offered favorable consideration of his criminal charges in exchange for his cooperation and immunity for any acts he committed under federal direction. +In Washington, presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said, "The troops are having an obvious impact in controlling the looting and other lawlessness associated with the destruction. +But Tracy's very straightness provides a solid core for the film. +During his testimony before the Senate committee, when asked by Sen. Heflin what he meant, he said he was referring to law professors, not judges. +The three-week meeting of the Lambeth Conference, held every 10 years, officially opens on Sunday with a service in Canterbury Cathedral and closes with another there on Sunday, Aug. 7. +"Japanese companies buy only high-quality assets at a fair price," Colby said. +Robert Armstrong, director of medical affairs for Roche Dermatologics, said Graham's estimates were based on shaky assumptions. +About 65 percent of the nation's farmers who participate in USDA crop programs already have obtained approval for their conservation plans, Scaling said. +Many pilots have been unhappy about scheduling changes and benefit cuts, among other things. +"We had the sense in Saigon of a commercial economy waiting to break loose," he said. +"We have seen no signs (of a decrease) whatsoever," said Keith Hamm, director of Petroleum Economics Ltd., a London-based consulting firm that monitors OPEC production and numbers among its clients several of the cartel's 13 members. +BIL said the rate had risen 11 percentage points over a year ago. +A spokesman for the Manhattan U.S. attorney's office declined comment on any aspect of its investigation. +Oil, raw oil, gas, natural gas, and diesel fuel are among the products covered by the rules. +Mr. Richardson, 51 years old, succeeds Donald L. Pierce, 43, who was president of Denny's when TW acquired the restaurant operator last September. +Two pilots, testifying as expert witnesses for the plaintiffs, theorized that the crew misprogrammed at least one and possibly all three on-board computerized navigation systems while the Boeing 747 was in Anchorage. +In Gdansk, thousands of police surrounded a shipyard in a tense standoff with defiant strikers. +"It proves that Cinderella stories are still possible among New York restaurants and that put to the wall, some places are performing at the peak of their game," Zagat said. +Gold rose on the Commodity Exchange in New York, closing at $455.90 a troy ounce, compared with $452.65 late Thursday. +The agency said it was too early to say what effect the African music has had, but a study will be made later. +The Resolution Trust Corp., the agency created under the thrift-bailout legislation signed into law this month, said it will begin negotiating immediately with bidders seeking to acquire five of the nation's biggest sick thrifts. +It offers the opportunity of trying to extract more revenue from the mature coach market. The airport is a revenue stream in its own right, with operating profits in the year to March 1992 of Pounds 2.5m. +The Twiggs contend their healthy newborn daughter was swapped nearly 10 years ago for a sickly one at Hardee Memorial Hospital in Wauchula. +Lady luck was in fickle mood. +By comparison, Mesa's Boeing stake isn't believed to amount to more than $15 million, and its investment in Singer totals about $17 million, including options. +But investors will be wary of ploughing more money into institutions which have already cost them a great deal and where dividend prospects are uncertain. +The management gains the flexibility it badly needs to rejuvenate its store chains - some of which have not been refurbished for 10 years. +The plan has been valued $735 million to $969.6 million. +Growth, excluding exchange rates, was a creditable 26 per cent. Diprivan, an anaesthetic, generated sales up 42 per cent from Pounds 67m to Pounds 95m. +United officials won't comment about all this, but the airline did give Mr. Barrett a free ticket and paid for the van ride. +Febres Cordero was not eligible for re-election. +In some districts, local administrators have been forced to ban weddings, discos and politicking in bars until after polling. +Littering the roadside were charred remains of government documents they burned. +On a 31-14 vote, the panel rejected an amendment by Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy II, D-Mass., to make financial institutions list loans as assets only at the level for which they could be sold to others, rather than their original value when issued. +Smoking rates among men in the U.S., Great Britain, Canada, Norway and Sweden have declined steadily since 1974 and rates are lower than Australia in the United States, Canada and Sweden. +Three owners in the past two decades have lost millions of dollars. +He has sucked fat off his wife's stomach and neck, and his 11-year-old daughter has already inquired about the procedure. +Not all France's erstwhile Inspecteurs Generaux des Finances are as diligent. +Frank has been a leader of a group of liberals pressing congressional leaders to slash about $20 billion from the Pentagon budget and redistribute most of it among health, housing, education and other domestic programs. +Arab reports said the strike was observed in the seaside Gaza Strip, where troops on Friday shot and killed three Palestinians. +This, especially in Europe, is leading to a lop-sided expansion, with companies full of cash but consumer spending relatively subdued. This absence of credit stimulation is a good reason for believing that inflation will stay low. +The VA granted Heidnik 100 percent psychiatric disability after he was discharged from the Army in 1963. +Mrs. French never told police of the incident, and the district attorney declined to prosecute when she contacted the office years later, Rhoden said. +This sum, equivalent to 80 times Brazil's minimum salary, is well below the current wages of many state employees who have become popularly known in recent months as "maharajas" because of their huge salaries. +A mushrooming of large stores could destroy local shopping communities, he added. +Silver bullion traded late in London at a bid $5.12 a troy ounce, up from $5.08. +Democrats _ Borski, n; Coyne, n; Foglietta, n; Gaydos, n; Gray, n; Kanjorski, n; Kolter, n; Kostmayer, n; Murphy, n; Murtha, n; Walgren, n; Yatron, X. +I just don't know what the odds would be at this point," Florida Department of Law Enforcement agent Manuel Pondakos said Friday. +Besides Best Foods, Grid has obtained large orders for its note pad from Southern Pacific Transportation Co. and several other companies. +'It's a phenomenal task,' says one western official. 'There's very little here to invest in.' Kuwait's ability to absorb foreign investment has been further diminished by the effects of the war. +"Large majorities of teachers find poverty, poor health, undernourishment and neglect to be problems at their schools," he said. +Wall Street investors didn't react strongly to the company's results. +The plant is 60 miles south of Tripoli. +Societe Generale is a leading player in international futures and options markets, areas in which Spain is expanding. +Florence, which had been stalled in the Gulf of Mexico, suddenly strengthened into a hurricane Friday morning and began churning northward at 15 mph, the National Hurricane Center reported. +Mr. Adams, as usual, offers slapstick physics, kind of Einstein rewritten by Monty Python and edited by the Three Stooges. +Nearly 250 firefighters from around the country have fought the blaze since it was started by lightning May 16. +Hunsucker said Panhandle Eastern expected the sale to net more than $1.2 billion after taxes, with proceeds to be used to help pay off most of $1.7 billion in short-term loans taken for the Texas Eastern buyout. +The legislation passed Tuesday calls for safety equipment such as life rafts and survival suits aboard the vessels. +The warrant says McDonnell Douglas received confidential information on several Pentagon programs including the $35 billion Advanced Tactical Aircraft manufacturing competition won by the St. Louis company. +In addition, Southland has identified Las Vegas as a "market where we want to operate long-term," Ms. Norwood said. +The note said a woman was being held hostage in the apartment. +Piles of dirt and debris lie in Peace Square, once a beauty spot of the city. +This received such critical coverage that he is understood to have personally complained to CNN, the network on which he has promoted his own cause. Mr Perot has left himself with an exit should he choose not to run. +Bring it to me as quickly as you can. +America West has 12,000 employees and 92 planes. +The suggested threshold is an annual income of DM50,000 (Pounds 19,455) for the single taxpayer and DM100,000 for married couples. +The point is, it will be blue-slipped by the House and returned to the Senate, and this bill will be dead. +The group has pressured several supermarkets and department stores to keep their gates open, Janick said. +President Bush's budget proposals to Congress earlier this year included an assumption that U.S. wheat production this year would be around 2.55 billion bushels. +It said it "has a shot" at breaking even in the current quarter after reporting a loss of $6.8 million in the first half. +Revenue rose to $1.87 billion from $1.55 billion for the soft-drink giant. +Ms. Scott claimed Tuesday night that mothers were denied proper medical help for their sick babies at Styal women's prison in Cheshire in northwest England, where she was jailed. +Pamela Scholes is the non-executive deputy chairman. +The laws even ban sale of contraceptives, although Guste said no attempt would be made to enforce that provision. +Last year Bupa's average claim costs rose by 9.6 per cent - 7.2 per cent resulting from an increased frequency of claims. The latest trend is in contrast with the recent improvement which has been made in curtailing actual medical bills. +Steven J. Smith, 46, president of Ryan, was named to the additional position of chief executive officer, succeeding Mr. Prine in that position. +The legal system that the SFO has to operate within still has crucial failings in its ability to present fraud cases that are tried by a jury. +I got a lot of reading done, but I thought, `What am I doing? +On this vote, a "yes" was a vote to allow federal employees to participate more in partisan politics while off the job. +The court based its ruling on a section of the law stating that "the provision which could result in the highest price shall be applicable." +Copper posted strong gains on the Comex on news of further supply tightness caused by the 3-week-old miners' strike in Peru. +Keenan, a native of Belfast, Northern Ireland, was handed over to Irish authorities in Syria on Aug. 25. +Lucas traditionally has paid little heed to critics, pursuing his own course at the Lucasfilm headquarters north of San Francisco. +Eat freely "that which you have taught the birds and beasts of prey to catch, training them as Allah has taught you," it says. +As Mr Bill Wigglesworth, deputy director of Oftel said recently: 'When you move to unlimited competition, market dominance is the issue. +Under terms of the agreement Hazeltine, which is cooperating with the government, agreed to pay fines of nearly $2 million, including court costs. +Mr. Albrecht, who has relatives in the U.S. and West Germany, does not belong to a political party. +I'm no professional conductor, but I think I have enough musicianship to make these pieces sound the way he would like them. +No further information on him was immediately available. +Nevertheless, demand for the exercise test remains strong. Many patients walk into their doctor's office and demand one. Some health clubs require them of members. +The article, which says that "stealth techniques are some of the best-kept secrets in the government," goes on to detail the latest research. +Few prices remain stable even for a week. +Allegheny said it believes Mr. Murdock is "considering a plan of reorganization" for the company. +"I've been teaching about the Vietnam War for some time and it's the one thing the students want to learn about most," Knight said. +Often on call day and night to maintain equipment, Mrs. Weeks held a switchman's job for 20 tough years. +"During the talks, matters related to the organization of the round table were discussed," said a joint communique issued after the meeting and carried by the state news service PAP. +Many roads in mountainous western Austria remained impassable because of snow or avalanches Monday, leaving thousands of tourists trapped at ski resorts. +One of those attending was Elham Cicippio, the wife of American hostage Joseph Cicippio, who was the acting comptroller at the American University of Beirut. +In February this year Star Computer was sold for Pounds 2.22m. Mr David Page, managing director, said the Covent Garden and Salisbury restaurants had got off to a 'spectacular' start. +Most customers want to have disputes resolved by panels that don't have strong ties to the securities business. +Rich called on the industry's management and unions to establish a commission that would arbitrate future labor problems before they deteriorate into strikes. +At the White House, Fitzwater said Bush called the embassy in Kuwait City to express his appreciation to Ambassador Nathaniel Howell and the few other staff members who stayed behind to assist Americans trapped in the region. +Bundy confessed to killing 23 young women. +First Boston is a New York-based securities dealer. +As part of the agreement, Lep agreed to buy the 11.5% stake in National owned by William R. Berkley, chairman, on the same terms. +Yet the most crushing aspect of Auschwitz was not so much the terrifying scale of its ambitions, nor even its mad efficiency in burning 9,000 bodies per day but the daily suffocation of the human soul. +They will get a good taste of the United States in Oak Park, said Police Chief William Kohnke. +But for now, "some of us wonder why seat prices are so high," says William Higgins, a seat owner who makes his living trading stocks on the floor. +There were a lot more a month ago. +The ship was carrying supplies including jet fuel, gasoline and canisters of compressed gases to the Argentine Esperanza station near the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, it said. +The force's mandate is set for three months but could be extended. +CBS said the California Highway Patrol reported a J.C. Penney building in downtown Hollister collapsed, as did a bridge on a highway near Hollister. +"We are in a very difficult situation," Lacayo said. "It is categorized by some officials of the World Bank as maybe the most difficult in the world. +The Pacific Apollo was about 230 miles southwest of the Queen Charlotte Islands when it began to take on water, the spokesman said. +Several smaller creditor banks never joined in these loans. +The company's $47-a-share price indicates New World would pay about $493.1 million for the Kenner shares it doesn't already own. +Most of the other measures were meant to help small and medium-sized companies create jobs. +He stayed on under new ownership. +Girobank, formally National Giro, is Britain's sixth-largest bank. It was set up in 1968 to cater to the banking needs of working-class Britons and is now part of the Post Office. +Maffei said he lost track of time and overcame his fears with two all-consuming visions. +"It would be reasonable for the Iraqis to understand this approach by the international community and to collaborate," said the pope, who noted there are no plans or proposals for the Vatican to act as a mediator in the crisis. +No arrests were reported in any of the shootings. +The walkout touched off a scramble by other agencies for Lord Geller's accounts. +I recommend that you have a Philadelphian write next time rather than the director of the Foreign Press Center in New York. +Such feelings remained rare for this listener with only two hearings of the new concerto (a rehearsal run-through and the first performance). +In the end, the disagreement was papered over and an enlarged Yugoslav peace conference, in which the UN will play an important role, was the direct result. Significantly, Mr Boutros Ghali stuck to his guns. +The site is regularly tested and monitored to check behaviour and seepage of heavy metals and other potentially dangerous components of the fly ash. Plans are already drawn up for building on the sites once they are full and covered. +A number of ministers expressed support for increasing the cartel's benchmark price for its crude from the current $18 a barrel, which would require agreement on new production limits. +The formula they applied, they said, satisfied the company's accountants. The researchers said they assessed the direct costs of mistakes, the time taken to rectify them, the indirect costs of time wasted and the costs of loss of business. +Gyllensten called his decision "a personal tragedy" but said he could not accept the Academy's tiptoeing in sensitive political matters. +He said his biting approach can be traced in part to "a grandmother bayoneted by a guardsman during a mill strike in the Carolinas. +This week's pay agreement with IG Metall to avert a strike is likely to lead to a faster rate of job losses. +Former Presidents Jimmy Carter and Gerald R. Ford have been invited by authorities in Panama to monitor upcoming national elections in that country, a Panamanian official said. +The results of both counts will provide a better picture of bird migration patterns and be the basis for future surveys to determine if populations of certain bird species are declining. +Asked how OMB will meet Gramm-Rudman's $108 billion deficit target, an official replies: "The fires are burning; the books are cooking." +The rights issue would be launched immediately afterwards. Leading fund managers said underwriting the issue would be extremely difficult. +Allocated reserves for debt in less-developed countries, including Mexico, Brazil and Chile, will increase to about 30%. +Given that Granada is in such a strong position, it was thus a touch disappointing that in the pursuit of good sport the predator found it necessary to cast innuendo on LWT's profits forecast. +Hard news is considered a loser on television these days. +It has new headquarters in Birmingham and new productions to counter the charge that it is trying to revive an operatic corpse. +Cooper, a maker of diagnostic, ophthalmic and surgical products, said the sale includes about 120 retail stores in the U.K. but excludes its world-wide contact lens or lens care businesses. +Singer has nine divisions besides the three it has agreed to sell, and all are subject to possible sale, a Singer spokesman said, adding that the company doesn't plan to liquidate itself and may acquire new businesses. +European dealers reversed that trend, however, selling the dollar in an effort to drive the currency toward a test of support levels around 1.7250 marks. +"I heard a woman screaming, asking for help at my door," Gale, 48, said on Friday. "It was my niece. +He said he was considering transferring air traffic controllers to the defence ministry's jurisdiction, where security considerations would make conditions tougher. +The appointment of Mr. Morby is the latest in a management change that began last June when Mr. Cahouet took charge. +The 3,000-room resort will include a casino designed to appeal to middle-income customers, and is scheduled to open in late 1993. +Abuse against expectant mothers happens in all racial and socioeconomic groups, said Anne Stewart Helton, a community health nurse consultant at Texas Women's University. +Guerrillas fired at the gunships with twin-barreled anti-aircraft guns. +Best population-environmental reporting: Hugo Davenport of the London Daily Telegraph. +Moreover, Mr. Banta says, he is seeing steady growth from such businesses as newspaper-insert and mailing-room equipment (orders are up 16% this year), bindery equipment, and forms equipment in overseas markets. +Some carriers are trying to take a few steps to help their members. +Britain would not, however, have a 'growth target'. +When Cronkite left as anchor of the "CBS Evening News" in 1981 after 14 years as the top-rated network newscaster, he was made a special correspondent with an annual salary of about $1 million. +Until that happens, there is little hope for fruitful negotiations on the nation's future, Mrs. Thatcher said in an interview with the BBC's Africa service to be broadcast Saturday. +Analysts have suggested that if there is a takeover bid, it could carry a price tag of $13 to $15 a share. +You can't rely on market forces alone to create fair, competitive conditions." +Shultz had asked that the leaders concerned respond to his proposal within 10 days. +The Polish publisher had struggled for 12 years in the underground to provide books to an audience hungry for the truth. +Turnover in Abbey reached 2.7m Lloyds Bank, sustained by BZW's positive stance, held at 580p with turnover an above-average 4.5m. +Under New Mexico law, holders of at least 10% of a company's shares can call a special meeting. +Gabelli said Friday he acquired the Quaker State shares as an investment for his stable of mutual funds. +Limits also are on a per person and per accident basis. +The men were wearing large Mickey Mouse ears and T-shirts when they were arrested hammering the plane March 21. +She explains that she has a bad back and never knows when spasms might occur. +Voters also will judge one proposed amendment to the state constitution, a tax break for owners who improve residential property occupied by low- and moderate-income families. +After Saturday's meeting, he said the only way to defuse the situation is to sell the company. "This will have to be solved and that's the only way to solve it," he said. +By this he means that the number of Conservative MPs elected in Scotland has fallen from 22 in 1979 to only 11 out of the 72 seats. +As a dance record, "Perfect Machine" would work just fine cranked up to top volume. +A booklet published by Seoul's government says "industries known for polluting the air will be temporarily closed." Subway and bus runs will be expanded to curb private vehicle use and companies will be encouraged to give vacations. +Galeries guests were snapping up everything from cat-shaped porcelain teapots to wicker baskets, rugs and satin evening bags, priced very reasonably by Paris standards. +The Defense Department also said in its annual assessment of Soviet military strength that Moscow slowed the pace of arms production last year, particularly of tanks, artillery pieces and other equipment for its ground forces. +Complaints of cars pulling to the right or left when pressure applied to brake, blamed for one accident and four injuries. +But in the interim, Mrs. Lingle filed a circuit court lawsuit contending the dismissal violated Illinois law and seeking additional compensation. +The incident was the latest in a rash of knifing attacks by Palestinians following the Temple Mount killings last month in which 20 Arabs were killed by police during riots. +But privately, there is griping. +Former Treasury Secretary John Connally and Oscar Wyatt, the chairman of Coastal Corp., which financed the trip, also were mobbed by family members who covered their faces with lipstick-marked kisses of thanks and moved the men to tears. +Taiwan has until Aug. 29 to sign an agreement with the United States regulating the conduct of driftnet vessels. +It also alleged he is being selectively prosecuted for political reasons and that pre-trial publicity will make it impossible to find an objective jury. +The offer, unless extended again, will expire at 12:01 a.m. EST Feb. 10. +"Ski areas are giving employees bonuses, trying to instill a little worker loyalty in hopes of having someone there next year," said Michael Wilson, a Vermont government economist. +"It's not an easy thing for a woman to take this action and I don't think anyone was taking this lightly or doing this vindictively or maliciously," said Lisa Billowitz of Brown Against Sexual Assault and Harassment, or BASH. +Mr. Davis says he doesn't let himself get worked up over business problems. +Ten other employees also were disciplined. +A survey last month of business leaders representing 262 Japanese companies shows that more than 65% of respondents doubted another stock market crash will occur in the next six months. +Because Mr. King never authorized a paperback edition, his fans have been forced to pay top prices simply to obtain reading copies. +Richard V. Secord to illegally divert U.S.-Iran arms sales profits to the Nicaraguan rebels. +Domingo was to have sung in five performances from June 20 through July 6, and Covent Garden was depending on him to be the big attraction of its season. +BP has sold approximately $6.5 billion in assets this year alone. +"A child playing Super Monaco GP is exposed to literally hundreds of Marlboro ads during the game, if he's good," Richards wrote last month in a letter of complaint to the Federal Trade Commission. +PRECIOUS METALS: Futures prices ended with little change. +SWAT team police, chosen for their resemblance to the daughter and two other relatives, instead got in the Fiat and began driving, authorities said. +He said the recent transfer of control from Rockwell International to EG&G provided an excellent time to change management and attitudes at Rocky Flats. +The Polish government would like U.S. support in persuading the Paris Club of bankers and governments to reschedule repayment of the loans, Miernik said. +The South Jamaica neighborhood that surrounds the 1,047-apartment project has been the scene of violent clashes by gangs fighting to gain control of the drug turf left by the 1988 arrests of Howard "Pappy" Mason and Lorenzo "Fat Cat" Nichols. +Three journalists were injured when police sprayed gas in their faces at close range. +The justice-to-be recalled how Bush told Souter's mother,"I want you to know he's OK. +Dr. Arenberg has designed a shunt to help divert inner ear fluid that contributes to a buildup of pressure in the inner ear. +It must grow," he told reporters. +Accor attributed its first-half performance to good growth of its European hotel operations, increased profitability of its restaurant activities in France and Spain, and increased turnover of its luncheon-voucher division. +He got the nomination and then discovered it didn't come with enough money to run a credible campaign. +"Our mission is very simple. +Life expectancy in the world's industrialized countries is highest in Japan and lowest in the Soviet Union and Hungary, according to the first-ever survey on mortality in all developed countries. +Yet concern is mounting that restraints may do more harm than good. +'This measure will broaden the appeal of the IBC,' says Mr William Cunningham, a Lisbon-based partner with consultants Arthur Andersen. +The nuclear power agency behind the largest default in municipal-bond history plans to return to the market. +Unfortunately, not many in the audience heard the nervously muttered punch line: "loose lips." +He said the ship's crew tried to free the cable, but it broke. +Might it be possible to avoid the complexity of a separate track by grooving the table? +Examples pop up almost daily, and yesterday's was provided by Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze. +"Some liberal politicians decried our restrictions on drugs as conservative, moralistic, reactionary and old fashioned, or simply remained silent that there even was a drug problem," he said. +The South American country said it is working to expand domestic oil pipelines and increase its production capacity to 600,000 barrels per day next year. +Terms of the merger, which has been valued at about $55 million, call for Rothschild holders to receive adjustable-rate debentures for their shares. +During its financial year ended March 31, the group was hit like other banks by the poor investment climate and a slump in the mergers and acquisitions business. +"That has turned right around," Zampano said. "Developers are calling me and saying they want to be a part of it. +So the countries would be better off if they followed an uncoordinated policy. +Judith Ganes, a senior analyst at Merrill Lynch, said investors were rolling out of long positions, or bets that prices will rise, in the nearby contracts and moving into contracts that will be affected by the new orange crop. +In New York, Mr. Robertson said his group sold the stake because "We are making an effort to get away from thinly traded stocks to those with larger market capitalizations." +The department also will ask the Will County state's attorney's office to bring charges against one of the suspended guards, Howell said. +Miss Landers abdicated her post at the Sun-Times in February to go to the rival Chicago Tribune. +GUERNSEY has made its living in various ways over the centuries. +I painted it in 1986-87 after I saw a picture in the paper. 'I was deeply shocked by the image of those women in clothes which I associate with a nun's habit, holding rocket launchers. +July silver settled at $6.6450 an ounce, a 10-cent gain. +Hezbollah belongs to Islamic Resistance. +Some might say the premium is there if account is taken of the low tax charge and high market value relative to turnover. After a good run, the stock remains a strong hold. +There were 13, and you know who the other 12 are," said Gary Hull, brother of Ron Hull, who was killed in the shooting spree. +There also are plans to place the property in a trust so it cannot be encroached upon again, said Thompson, who arrived in Minnesota earlier this week to help raise money. +Prof Catford denies any misuse of public funds. Mr Redwood said yesterday that he was 'very upset' by the scandals. +"I expect one of those three fellows will probably be the nominee," Strauss said. +The report offered no clear answer to the question of who is ahead _ NATO or the Warsaw Pact. +"We haven't seen the advantages of cyclosporine in the black race," Diethelm said. +The atom smasher's expected $5.9 billion cost could escalate, pushing it far behind schedule and crowding out other projects. +It also said its current projections show that Caterpillar is likely to experience an earnings decline in 1991, and a deterioration in sales on a volume basis. +In addition, "Designs are larger in general so they stand out better." The holiday fashion pages of December's Weight Watchers Magazine show a gold Sizzle necklace and earrings highlighting a strapless, sequined top by Mondi. +North Korea demanded to co-host the Games, but international Olympics authorities refused. +Deteriorating economic conditions have forced women to turn to begging, prostitution and other "quasi-legal and illicit activities" in India, Peru and several African nations, according to a UNICEF study. +Other Eastern Europe nations that had ties with Israel broke them off after the 1967 Arab-Israeli War. +Several dozen state factories have become major Asian Games sponsors at a time when about one-third of the central government spending is earmarked for subsidies to state industries. +The battle between Lavalin and its competitors - which included Germans, Australians and Japanese - hinged on individuals both in the Interior Ministry and in the Cabinet. +"We were very lean, and we needed to replace some of the very good people who left," he said. +A slightly built former nurse's aide goes on trial Monday for first-degree murder in the death of one of seven elderly patients he's alternately confessed to and denied killing. +On Treasure Island on Florida's Gulf Coast, the storms loosed a tornado that caused minor damage to rooftops and cars. +"This is great news," said state Attorney General John Van De Kamp. "Today's action is long overdue and I urge the administration to make it permanent." "I congratulate the president and the administration. +The airlines, which would have to pay an estimated $393 million over the next 10 years to install detection devices, have questioned the cost and effectiveness of the technology available to meet the FAA requirement. +More than 3.86 million shares changed hands, the third most active stock traded on the Big Board Tuesday. +The ministry has said some agents were arrested, but it has not given a number, and only a handful have been convicted. +Think of the effect on football. +The division continued after emancipation, Mathews said, with lighter blacks finding it easier to get jobs and gain entree into other levels of society. +It is seen as a vital step for Mr Milosevic in securing extension of the provisional easing of UN sanctions against Belgrade. +Ordinary people on fixed incomes would starve. +The latest total was the highest since 416.3 million shares were traded last Oct. 13, when the industrial average plummeted more than 190 points. +He referred to a psychiatrist's report that said Ms. Jones had "substantial reduced mental capacity" at the time of her grand jury appearance in January 1988. +Now we have gone beyond the watershed.' Initial fears that reporting, fuelled by the consumer pressures of the late 1980s, would die away in the harsher economic conditions of the 1990s seem to be unfounded, he adds. +Any citizen can be nominated for president by one-fourth of the Sejm, as the existing parliament is called, and the senate. +"We surrounded the terrorists from all sides," the Israeli news agency Itim quoted one soldier as saying. "They tried to flee and we fired on them. +Mr Garofano's name has come up in two other investigations since his disappearance. +"Health care is a growth industry," argues Andrew Offit, manager of Fidelity Select Health Care, which finished the quarter up 34.45%. +The dollar opened at 133.00 yen on the Tokyo foreign exchange market Tuesday, up from Monday's close of 132.30 yen. +At each stop, Mother Teresa was welcomed by cheering crowds and gave brief speeches urging people to love one another. +Says Gina Canale, a purchasing assistant at the company: "We feel degraded, isolated and like outcasts." +The difficulty of allocating profits and losses geographically on such transactions is widely acknowledged. +"All we could do was tell a patient, `squeeze my fingers as hard as you can' or `raise your arm.' +DARE, which stands for Drug Abuse Resistance Education, was the brainchild of Los Angeles Police Chief Daryl Gates, said Capt. +Federal inspectors cited Asarco Inc.'s East Helena, Mont., lead smelter, saying the company willfully violated federal lead and arsenic health standards. +Vorobyov wrote that two years ago, a similar survey asked more than 500 farm specialists if they planned to lease land, and 25 percent gave a "categorical no" while only 10 percent said they did. +He added that he expects some staff defections because of the merger. +"This meeting aims at coordinating Arab positions so we can move forward quickly to convening an international peace conference," PLO chairman Yasser Arafat told reporters after meeting with King Hussein of Jordan and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. +Her sister, Virginia Woolf, wrote: 'Wissett seems to lull asleep all ambition - don't you think they have discovered the secret of life?' +Visitors to Philadelphia sense, intuitively, what's going on. +The corn number was larger than expected and was pronounced bearish for the corn market. +Speculation has focused on faulty gunpowder, inadequate training and a crewman who may have set the blast to commit suicide. +Equally remarkable was the way the protest passed off virtually without incident. +Assuming Jackson does not get the Democratic presidential nomination, Chancellor said, America will be left with two uncharismatic candidates: Republican Vice President George Bush and Democrat Michael Dukakis. +Russia's reform overshadows all others, because of its size and its resources: here, there are distinct signs of faltering. +The first phase involves a group of people known as Transition Office Contacts, or TOCs, who are responsible for departments or agencies. +The California real estate market is currently the strongest in the country. +We Germans must realise that the basis of any alliance is the willingness to share risks. +If they are made compulsory the attitude will be terrible,' said one Tec official. Such a move might also reverse a marked improvement in attitudes towards Training for Work among participants. +Dole was the choice of 28 percent. +Iraq does not put strings on our political, military and economic decision-making," Aoun said. +And people snicker a lot about sex. +The Meech Lake accord failed in June, when the legislatures of Manitoba and Newfoundland decided against ratifying it. +The 22-week Hollywood writers strike apparently will not affect the supply of films to the world's theaters. +Smuggling profits don't stay long in Afghanistan. +Mr. Yeutter said the U.S. would have accepted a three-year phase-out, but not if it were accompanied by the proposed "border measures" that he called "GATT-illegal." +Ads that aired early in a recent broadcast of the "CBS Evening News" were viewed by only about half as many New York homes as the show's last ad, as thousands zapped in for the next program, "Wheel of Fortune." +"We're very positive," he said. +Traders either will say low inflation is good for the economy or that higher inflation means the U.S. Federal Reserve won't cut interest rates. +The National Council for Ethiopian Jews says unemployment among the Ethiopian immigrants above age 35 is about 45 percent. +As previously reported, Concord Pacific Developments Ltd., a closely held company controlled by Hong Kong businessman Li Ka-shing, recently agreed to pay as much as C$2 billion over 15 years to purchase and develop the 203-acre, former Expo 86 site. +That typified the government's reaction to the crisis: good intentions but neither the resources nor the organization to implement them. +By the time he left office, it had 19 state departments and a new constitution. +The Internal Revenue Service in August confiscated $40,000 in checks, claiming he owes about $11 million in back taxes. +The 65 mph limit has been adopted by 40 states, with Virginia and Georgia excluded from the institute study because they increased speeds only last year. +A first payment of C$7.50 a share is due Dec. 17. +In World War II, Germany suffered crippling bottlenecks in its armaments production after Allied forces bombed several ball-bearing plants. +The move will make Digital far more competitive with other makers of computers for engineers. +Their views on these questions can therefore have a lasting impact on the shaping of our legal system for a long time after they are gone. +Boesky, 52, was granted a transfer to the house about 10 days ago from the minimum-security Lompoc Federal Prison Camp in California, where he had been imprisoned since March 1988, prison spokesman Gavin O'Connor said Friday. +The period includes the opening of a special session of the Russian Parliament, at which Gorbachev rival Boris Yeltsin faces a noconfidence vote, and the imposition of price increases. +Frechette said that once drilling started, Exxon planned to monitor the site to keep workers away from Mayan ruins and to hand-clear dirt from some areas. +Regulators and academicians "have been talking about alternatives to rate-base regulation for 100 years," says John Bain, an analyst with Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. +"The French are all daft as brushes," says Pete Hammerton, another English racer. +He said he acquiesced in the paper's publication, despite initial reservations, thinking it contributed to "free and open debate." +Year-earlier six-month results have been restated to reflect a change in depreciation method that reduced net income by $175 million, or 16 cents a share, the company said. +A session with a federal mediator last weekend failed to end the dispute, and no new talks are scheduled. +He said it might relate to material seized by U.S. authorities. +Her life in the theater is the subject of a film currently in production for the PBS series, "American Masters." Asked about her greatest role, she cited the play, "Victoria Regina." +For Paul Reichler, a Washington attorney who represents the Nicaraguan government in the U.S., such gestures prove a point about Mr. Borge: "He's not the dogmatic, doctrinaire, inflexible man that myth has made him." +If something came along at an enormous price we would be doing our shareholders a disservice by not encouraging them to sell. +FBI officials in Washington said they are investigating whether Hazelwood could be charged with felony violations of the Clean Water Act, which prohibits negligent discharge of pollutants into navigable waters. +It is in the process of spending a further Pounds 55.5m on fitting out this building. By the end of last year it had disbursed only Ecu126m (Pounds 101m) in loans and investments to eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. +"All they are trying to do is borrow some of the legitimacy of the Bill of Rights itself." +On April 19, he said, a jogger was hit by a cabbage. +The bank, which lost more than $1 billion last year, has announced plans to streamline its operations through a combination of layoffs, attrition and sales of assets. +But late last month, Owens-Illinois said, the staff of the FTC indicated that it would reject the revised plan too. +Fighting Pollution High-energy sound waves may be used to eliminate tiny particles of pollution that now escape smokestack filters. +"I'd say the vote was 99 percent to return to work," Nick Molnar, president of District 2 in Pennsylvania, said today. +Rain was widespread from eastern New York to most of New England. +Seventy-nine percent answered questions on the control of acid rain, 69 percent on pollution from pesticides. +In Columbus, Ohio, a spokesman for Big Bear declined to comment on the filing. +The contractors couldn't immediately be reached. +"The question is not whether America has enough wallet, but whether it has the will to use its abundant wealth to solve the problems that it faces," wrote Henry Aaron, a senior economist with the liberal research organization. +Mr. Volcker will present the Fed's midyear economic projections and money supply targets at a hearing of a House banking subcommittee on domestic monetary policy. +"If you look at the studies and reports by the NTIA, you get pretty good insight into what will happen two or three years later in rule changes," said Alfred S. Sikes, the assistant secretary for Commerce responsible for the unit. +But he said ad rates will rise about 6.5 percent and the company would be aggressive in boosting circulation revenue. +Bush budget director Richard Darman has indicated the new administration will base its own budget revisions on the optimistic forecasts contained in the Reagan budget. +At the base of all humanity there was a streak of violence. +And not just any trend, but a trend about sex! +However, in eight other instances including two Teamsters locals, a New York union for cement and concrete workers, and a local roofers union in Philadelphia, the government has similarly used RICO. +The Tamil-dominated northern peninsula has been under an army assault for more than a week. +Travelers said it expects to report a loss of $337 million, against year-earlier profit of $105 million, or $1.01 a share. +"When he's been specific and when he's talking about the future, he has moved toward the center," says William McKenzie, executive director of the Ripon Society, a group of centrist-to-liberal Republicans. +'After several minutes I realised it was coming from Tony Blair's inner office,' she said. 'I thought it was odd because everybody who works in that area had gone home for the evening. +This is a town that surrendered its name to a deadly disease and signaled to the world what unchecked industrial waste can do to humans, wildlife and their surroundings. +News that Britain's annual inflation rate rose to 7.7 percent in November from 7.3 percent in October was shrugged off by the market. +What if your father were to read it? +He says his name is Juan Fulano; in Spanish, that can mean John Doe. +In a one-minute address to the House on Monday, Smith said that the practice of carrying both food and garbage appears to be increasing as landfills in eastern states reach capacity. +But others don't think a significant push higher is in the cards. +Pacific Telecom, Vancouver, Wash., also has agreed to retain for five years all current employees of the city's telephone company and to refrain from requesting new rate increases in that period. +During the news conference, Naruhito stressed he wants to choose his own spouse, although his wedding won't be an entirely private matter. +"He was proud of it," Dahl testified. "He looked like the fox that got the chicken. +Our drama is that a load of current problems and acute socio-economic are pressing hard on us. +Nevertheless, Bank of New York's apparent victory isn't likely to immediately unleash a rash of hostile bank offers. +I thought we were doing great. +The bureau is still reviewing the uses of all types of imported semiautomatics but has not reached a decision on whether to suspend importation of more models than the five types banned from import this week, said Jerry Rudden, a spokesman for the agency. +It is absurd that France has decided to block the import of waste. +At least 730 other Palestinians have been killed by Israeli soldiers or civilians, and 48 Israelis have died in the violence. +"Rugged individualism _ the days when it could work passed about three decades ago. +By keeping interest rates low, he has presided over an increasingly robust economic recovery without appreciable inflation - as well as helping to nurse the US banking sector back to health. +When parents can afford to buy toys, their children have little need or interest in building their own soapbox cars or making peach-pit rings by rubbing a pit against a stoop until a hole forms in the middle. +He is a fanatic about writing personal notes to people along the campaign trail. +"Most people don't think corporate bonds" are affected by as many events as stocks, said David A. Torchia, a vice president in the bond portfolio analysis group at Salomon. +On Dec. 27, the government and the Union of Democratic Forces agreed to hold talks. +It is the time par excellence when the disciplined angler can put aside thoughts of quantity and may reasonably pursue the dream of the monster. +They also accuse the Cobrins and the Alexanders of attempting to oust Mr. and Mrs. Dobrin from the Steinberg board. +Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir meanwhile called for changing Israeli policy to permit civilians and soldiers to open fire on Arab stone-throwers without shooting warning rounds first, an aide said. +Markets in Europe and North America, however, picked up the ball, lifting the Australian dollar to an intraday high of 78.45 cents. +The initial call was made at 10:44 a.m. Monday. +The social worker met with Hanif and his mother six times, and the mother separately three times, according to DSS spokeswoman Lorraine Carli. +According to ANSA, Ms. Berte telephoned for an ambulance at about 9 a.m. from her Milan apartment. +They tend to be the most personally likeable members of the group, being sociable and stimulating as they go around collecting information from their many outside contacts and showing instant interest in new possibilities. +Directly or indirectly, the common thread is Europe. +But administration officials held out the promise of full diplomatic relations between the two former adversaries if Vietnamese troops are withdrawn from Cambodia. +There are also significant differences between countries in the way that unemployment is counted. +"This entire fall is a great opportunity lost to the networks due to the strike," said David Poltrack, CBS' vice president for marketing. +Denmark also says it will look for such a guarantee. +"We wouldn't have gotten involved with no-alcohol beer if we didn't think the opportunity was there," said Miller's Sciolla. +President Reagan met with Mr. Bork yesterday, but officials said his message was that the appeals court judge should keep fighting. +In the campaign's closing days, Mr. Clinton is seeking a second chance from the voters. +Actor Lloyd Bridges, a goodwill ambassador for CARE International, is spending a week here for a tour of drought relief and development projects in eastern and central Ethiopia. +The war also keeps Israel's Arab neighbors focused on Iran rather than on their traditional enemy, Israel. +The Business Council's report will be eagerly awaited. +"These people want to bring their yachts, build a marina, attract tourists," said Datia Hershkowitz, a settlement activist in Gaza. +Wustenhoff was airlifted to the medical center's burn unit, where he died. +Most researchers trying to understand this change claim to welcome the fact that female job opportunities have grown. +Violence continued Thursday, with 40 Palestinians reported injured in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, most of them beaten by Israeli soldiers. +Revenues for the first three months of the year rose 32 percent to $120.2 million from $91.1 million. +South Korea has no formal ties with communist nations because of its rivalry with communist North Korea. +But circumstances have changed. +In addition, Mr. Moore said the Energy Department is working to come up with additional ways of boosting domestic production, increasing conservation and encouraging industry to use fuels other than oil. +Meet van Lenteren's insect. +The mob was looking for the owner of two jute mills that were shut down a year ago and mistakenly thought he was attending the picnic, according to police, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Thomas Torchia, the school's former officer-in-charge, was postponed three days until Aug. 25, said Lt. Cmdr. +Chambers has resigned as Marlow's part-time police chief, a job he held three years. +Sungard Data Systems Inc., offering of $60 million of convertible subordinated debentures, via Alex. +Although the 33-year-old program provided start-up capital for companies such as Apple Computer Inc. and Federal Express Corp. and also helped create the private venture-capital industry, it has fallen on hard times in recent years. +But the phones aren't likely be approved for commercial use for some months yet because equipment to test them for government approval isn't expected to be ready until November. +The Superior Court suit filed Thursday alleges that Disney falsely promised the young Darlene a "substantial amount of money" from her percentage of the sales of character merchandising, royalties and residuals from record sales. +"Why not?" she asked. +Despite the delays, most of the East Germans seemed determined Tuesday to wait it out. +Even armed with the news that good times will continue, Salomon's margins are hardly comforting. +Key among the issues was a report on the effects of logging in national forests on the survival of the spotted owl. +Officials noted an increase in imports of manufactured goods from newly industrialized Asian countries such as Taiwan and South Korea, attributing the rise to improved quality and price competitiveness. +Next year, it plans to license an edition to other volunteer fire departments. +U.S. forces continued to counter them with Patriot missiles. +Giovando, one of the first authorities on the scene, said the accidents apparently were the result of icy roads and fog. +A special prize for lifetime contribution to film was awarded to Gregory Peck. +Over an extended period, he says, the two investment styles tend to cancel each other. +The Marcos cases have been pending in Swiss courts since early last year. +Burenstam Linder seized on it eagerly. +It should be the accordion because of its rich history here and because it was invented here," said Tom Torriglia, a band member leading the effort for official recognition. +Many of the people planning to leave are skilled professionals and business executives; companies are noticing increased emigration among top-level employees. +As a result, there's not enough potential return, compared with super-safe Treasurys, to compensate for the risks looming on the horizon. +The top price was the Pounds 9,350 paid for an Aubusson tapestry of the 19th century. +Beazer's Gifford-Hill & Co. unit already runs an aggregates plant near the Koppers's site. +"I'm not interested in things I've done. +Overfunding, he says, helped insure that buyers would be there for Drexel's next deal. +"Perhaps all of these people who are being persecuted have chosen it," she mulls, thoughtfully stroking her mink. +Fitzwater said he did not think it would affect the availability of funds for drought relief. +The look in women's hair fashions this spring is natural and decidedly female, according to hairstylists. +The reconstruction was done by the Department of Transport's Air Accidents Investigation Branch based at Farnborough, southwest of London, which will publish a report on its findings in the first half of 1990. +Gov. Bob Martinez, who signed the death warrant Jan. 19, did not respond to the request. +A first step was to sharpen the image of the tournament itself. +A May 1988 Justice Department report said an accurate count is not available. +A key finding, Aaron said, is that a mission to Phobos could significantly offset the scale and uncertainties of a direct mission to Mars. +But money is usually no object to the absolute monarch of the oil-rich sultanate. +It was swimming strongly and didn't appear to have water in its lungs." Shallow water and deep, thick mud had hampered the rescue on the central Louisiana shore in Vermilion Parish about 20 miles south-southwest of Intracoastal City. +The letter, written by two of Boschwitz's Jewish supporters and signed by them and 70 others, was printed on Boschwitz campaign stationery and mailed at campaign expense Nov. 1. +Those factors have helped surviving farmers regain their footing. +The lord chancellor has already taken five years to act on the Law Commission's main recommendations. +"Everybody went 'yuck,'" said one Texas institutional investment manager whose company has lost money on Texas bank stocks. +In the year-earlier quarter, Gerber earned $26.8 million, or 70 cents a share. +In currency dealings, yen-selling pressure remained strong since the dollar's higher opening today, but many market participants were reluctant to make major moves before the U.S. trade report for May, traders said. +Despite numerous corporate reorganizations and management shufflings, RJR concluded they were in very different businesses. +The Soviet Union has admitted to possessing about 50,000 tons, though some analysts believe the arsenal is larger. +The resolution that will be voted on next week will reaffirm (the earlier) resolution," she said prior to the gathering. +Polyakov stayed inside the space station during Thursday's spacewalk to check on-board systems and the health of Titov and Manarov, Tass said. +He muffled his dissatisfaction behind a long tapestry of plot summary. +What we don't know is who the ultimate customer is," he said. +Traders said the measures were effective in that they made it clear to speculators that Italy isn't willing at present to consider devaluing the lira. +"The men who run America run it blue, gray and dull," says Mr. Molloy. +"Sometimes there is more toughness in patience than in lashing out. +A switch out of BOC, down 15 at 758p, and into ICI was said to be being advised by Smith New Court. ICI shares rose 14 to 1027p. A weak US dollar depressed many drug stocks. +Assign responsibility for good product design at the top management echelon. +He is latest of 35 businessmen and politicians who magistrates say will go to trial. Magistrates widen investigations to include reorganisation of chemicals industry in 1990. +Rated single-A-3 by Moody's and triple-B by S&P, the issue will be sold through underwriters led by First Boston. +"We pray for you, God, to wipe out Botha and his government," said a man speaking on behalf of labor unionists who have been detained and banned by the government of President P.W. Botha. +The judges directed the company and the trust to meet with U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Burton Lifland, who approved Manville's 1988 Chapter 11 reorganization. +Iraq invaded Kuwait Aug. 2. +You have to start from scratch.' A bigger worry perhaps is the east's competitiveness. +Holtyn said vandals torched the vacant house next door, and the flames spread to his home. +The mansard roof and the top floor were added in 1847 using timbers salvaged from the river barges. +If Sen. Helms doesn't like dial-a-porn, he needn't dial and listen. +He said Friday that current losses were running $100,000 a day. +"I'm not quitting," the columnist vowed in telephone interview from Washington on Monday after his lawyer filed the lawsuit against Paramount Studios in Los Angeles Superior Court. +Such factors don't fit into the package. +The act has not been invoked in the gulf crisis. +Beijing has always said it will not accept a 'made in LegCo' compromise to its dispute with Britain. +In exchange, Varco was to pay Baker Hughes three million shares of Varco common, an option to buy an additional one million shares at $6 each, and a $4.4 million eight-year, 12.5% subordinated note. +Also, before meeting with an attorney, write down who you want your estate to benefit and how. +In citing alleged violations of federal law, the company asked that the damages be tripled. +Additional ads will appear locally during the season. +But after the Soviet withdrawal, Austria installed a fountain in front of the monument. +A Caterpillar spokesman confirmed that York was included in its previous proposal for a three-year, 16% wage-and-benefit increase, but that the offer no longer applies to those employees. +It also reported demonstrations in Rangoon, the northern city of Mandalay, and Meiktila south of Mandalay, but gave no crowd estimates. +Today's low at 2 a.m. EST was minus 37 degrees in Craig, Colo. +They did indeed teach `the great end and real business of living"' _ a phrase from the constitution of the school founded in 1778. +The company also holds an effective controlling investment in Oceana Investment Corporation, which has a 36.4 per cent interest in UK fashion retailer, Etam. The company is paying a final dividend of R63.4m, making a total payout for the year of R102m. +"The House is going to do its job, with or without the cooperation of our minority," said House Speaker James Wright (D., Texas). +"The timing of this decision is most unfortunate," Johnson said. "Closing arguments were heard April 19 and we finally get a ruling just six weeks before Election Day. +The annual video convention stands alone as the only place where Charlton Heston, near-naked adult-movie stars, former Apollo astronaut Buzz Aldrin, child-slasher Freddy Krueger and "Wizard of Oz" munchkins can coexist in one room. +Both have given up hopes of meeting the $136 billion deficit target set in the 1985 Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction law for fiscal 1989, which ends Sept. 30. +The National League of Cities' board voted in 1987 to hold the 1991 convention in Phoenix, but with the condition that the decision would be reconsidered if Arizona did not create a paid King holiday. +"The only thing I can say right now about the California package right now is that it's been mailed. +A final agreement was meant to have been reached by mid-January. Integrated said it and creditor committees were continuing discussions with other potential funders of a reorganisation plan. +In 1946, Laird became a foreign correspondent for CBS and worked in Paris and Berlin. +About one third of the annual traffic is oil tankers, both from the Persian Gulf and eastern Saudi ports. +Yet Harland continued to give upbeat briefings. On February 10, the day before the board met to agree on a profits warning, Mr Ashman met with one institution, John Govett. +Rene Mendoza headed the detail that removed the books, and then burned them, the court said. +The proposal has caused some grief at Fox Broadcasting Co. Under the Barrett plan, the new rules would apply to networks producing 11 hours of prime-time programming a week and having 100 affiliates. +The police reported more than 60 incidents of unrest around the country, including stone throwing, arson and clashes with police. +Names who are suffering this year ain't seen nothing yet.' He welcomed the report's recommendations for the future. +The company supplies books to membership warehouse clubs. +They added that market-makers were knocking share prices down in midafternoon in a bid to attract some interest, but the action largely helped open the way for London's late declines. +Sponsors of a calendar that featured photos of young, single Dakotas farmers squandered profits on parties rather than keeping a promise to funnel money to financially strapped farmers, the state attorney general said Friday. +Part of the answer depends on the peculiar history of the Church Commissioners. +Nonetheless, the economy is starting to benefit from the conclusion of widespread inventory reduction. +He may take a trip abroad in June. +In 1985, Mr. Kent said he had invented a revolutionary process for recycling hazardous waste into harmless black gravel. +"When did I say I wouldn't invade Kuwait? +The hotel division's operating profit sank 27%, and occupancy rates dropped to 68% from 73% a year earlier. +Prints are available through AP Newsfeatures (212-621-1820) at $5 per photo. +A Teamsters strike deadline passed nearly a week ago as negotiations between the Minnesotat-based company and the union representing its 6,700 flight attendants continued. +The ministry said the shootings occurred Tuesday night at an air base near Jessore, 85 miles southwest of Dhaka. +Haag claimed he planned to purchase the meteorite in a deal arranged by Fernandez with the owner of the land on which the object had been found. +"Why would anybody be allowed to get to that point to where they feel that way?" +The chapters mingle brief biographical sketches, statistical summaries, selective quotation, and absorbing, occasionally amusing and sometimes provoking vignettes of business and technical genius at work. +The new materials are ceramics that can conduct an electric current without any resistance. +Then-Education Minister Mikhail A. Prokofiev said the objective was to double enrollment in technical institutes. +They said the settlement should be approved within several days. +Direct government payments to farmers in 1990 are expected to drop about 15 percent from last year to a range of $8 billion to $10 billion, the report said. +Dow's net for the first half also jumped 41% to $558 million, or $2.90 a share, from $397 million, or $2.08 a share, a year earlier. +Chinn and Wallach are now under indictment for racketeering, fraud and conspiracy in an alleged scheme to extract payments from the Bronx, N.Y., defense contractor in order to influence Meese and other federal officials. +He also plans to bring in a vice chairman to oversee planning and other staff functions. +John Cushman, who recently completed a 21-story office building in Burbank, Calif., threw a big bash there earlier this month for 550 real-estate brokers and prospective tenants. +It had long been viewed as a wise and mature big brother for far-tinier republics such as Tuvalu, Tonga, Vanuatu and Kiribati. +The gentlemen guests, he informed me, had already bathed, so I would be able to bath in privacy. In Japan it would be unthinkable to go on holiday for a few days without taking the waters. +The legislation, sponsored by Rep. Frank Annunzio (D., Ill.), would also bar certain advertising pitches for the loans that lawmakers say could be misleading. +That's up significantly from the 4.6 percent rate for all of last year, but down sharply from the worrisome 8.5 percent rate in the first quarter. +While recovery does seem to be taking hold, it is not strong enough to make much difference to expectations for corporate earnings. +US Sprint's inability to execute and collect on bills cost Mr. Skibo his job; it also cost the company an estimated $76 million in the second quarter. +Isabel Allende is a storyteller. "Eva Luna," her third novel, is the story of a storyteller. +Mr. Kozlu also has had the planes repainted, given flight attendants new uniforms and set about redecorating overseas offices. +But the U.S. also recognizes that it must be flexible despite Russia's current weakness; otherwise, Mr. Yeltsin may encounter resistance to a new arms-reduction pact from his resentful military. +Despite U.S. government concerns, the Canadian government is negotiating to provide financial assistance to General Motors Corp. for expansion of an assembly plant at Ste. +The innovative Ford transaction could be imitated by other multinational corporations, investment bankers and tax lawyers say. +They performed at Reggae Sunsplash last August in Jamaica. With a worldwide tour scheduled to begin in April, Marley is anxious to play his new songs in front of a live audience. +While trucks account for about one-third of vehicle sales industrywide, they made up 39% of Ford's total sales volume through the first eight months of this year. +Participants stayed away from placing major orders in anticipation of the release of U.S. first-quarter gross national product figures due out later in the day, he said. +But it isn't always enough. +They say that the floatation will give much needed breadth to a market overly dominated by a small number of stocks. The government, still a big force on the corporate scene, says that companies must be more adventurous and expand overseas. +But some of the governors expressed concern that federal legislation might punish states that already have taken aggressive action or producers of western, low-sulphur coal. +Separately, Matrix said it plans to buy back as much as $20 million face amount of convertible debentures periodically. +Other high ranking Brazilian officials have made statements in favour and against CVRD's privatisation in recent weeks. +That meant increasing the number of sales reps to 43 from 36 and reducing the reps' number of large accounts, so that important customers got more attention. +"This is a very important case," says Daniel Mandelker, a land-use specialist at Washington University law school in St. Louis. +McCrory Corp. has about $232 million of public debt outstanding; McCrory Parent Corp. has $455 million of public debt; and E-II has about $1.2 billion. +"If you cut the head off a chicken, it is easy to deal with the body. +The craft is to release a smaller satellite just before crossing the moon's orbit. +We may soon have to call this a bond market crash. The vulnerability of the equity markets has varied, however. +THE UNFAIRNESS of the construction allowances, Mr. Berger says, is evident when one compares them to what landlords are required to pay tenants for fixtures and improvements that the tenants make. +The Third World will be poisoned with bitterness toward the rich countries. +AMR Corp., parent company of American Airlines, reported Wednesday a 47.7 percent jump in first-quarter profit, partly due to increased traffic as passengers looked for an alternative to Eastern Airlines. +The 23-story Riverview Tower, one of the biggest buildings in Knoxville, Tenn. Valued at between $20 million and $24 million. +We can see a third of a continent's worth of thunderstorms. +Both the United States and the Soviet Union want out of Afghanistan and are reportedly close to an agreement that would end the bloodiest and costliest regional conflict of the 1980s. +People see all these ugliest facts of mismanagement and justly demand a strict punishment of the culprits, not because of vengeance but to assert the realisation that it is inadmissible and impossible to throw the people's resources to the winds. +Ten years ago: The prime rate _ the interest rate charged by commercial banks to lowest-risk corporate customers _ rose to 20 percent, continuing an unprecedented upward climb. +Ernie Stokes, a research director with WEFA Group Ltd., warned that a recession could occur this year if interest rates persist at current levels. +Plenty of people, says Carl M. Grefenstette, a guitar-store owner and music producer. +It's a romantic duet with Billy C. Scott. +The absence of losses and restructuring costs alone should be sufficient to boost group profits significantly this year, providing there are no other nasty surprises. +Patients with immune deficiency who have suffered from this form of meningitis require lifetime maintenance therapy to prevent recurrences. +With five children through grade 6 living in the district now, Ms. Herbranson _ the school's lone teacher for 16 years _ will be back when classes begin anew Aug. 29. +Service is the variable that can determine if a customer returns, he said. +"'At some point we have to tell people the truth, you know.' +Mr. Thompson became a lobbyist after working in the early 1980s for Mr. Bush, who was then vice president, and President Reagan. +If the sights of India are unforgettable, so, sometimes, are the frustrations involved in trying to see them. India is a developing country with many needs more pressing than keeping tourists happy. +A tragedy in the Persian Gulf was judged the No. 4 news event, with 901 points. +The faults have become more glaring. The trouble is that there is nothing to show that this Antony either was or deserved to be a triple pillar of the world. +A double hull creates a ship within a ship. +Thirty-eight people were arrested after police violently broke up a July 10 demonstration sponsored by the opposition Nicaraguan Democratic Coordinate in Nandaimes, about 40 miles south of Managua, the capital. +Chicagoans have just elected 540 neophyte school boards, one for each school. +Talks resumed after a six-month recess caused, in part, by the Bush administration review of arms control and security policy. +"We just can't discuss anything we've got in-house," the official said, explaining that the IRS is barred by law from discussing taxpayer matters, including municipal bond deals suspected or deemed to have failed the tests for tax exemption. +Yet despite optimism stemming from the ozone agreement, some officials here still say the difficulties of curbing the greenhouse effect are huge, maybe insuperable. +"It blemishes Israel," said Amnon Rubinstein, leader of the left-wing Shinui Party. +For the year to January, sales were Pounds 695m, little different from the figures for 1990 or 1988. But operating profits increased from Pounds 21.6m to Pounds 36.8m. +HealthInfusion gained 2 to 16 1/4 after the company recorded second-quarter net income of 20 cents a share, compared with 14 cents a year earlier. +In particular, a recent draft prudential note on lending policy has been criticised for being too detailed and prescriptive. Mrs Gilmore admitted that it was not easy to devise guidance that applied sensibly to the whole of the industry. +The cost of non-interest-bearing deposits with central banks would be passed on to those borrowing a currency in order to sell it short. +All were civilian employees, Ebner said. +The only question is how wide that margin is - and how much society is prepared to pay for it. +Weeks was diagnosed a year ago and chemotherapy failed to stem the cancer. +Oil traders described yesterday's session as one of the most volatile in the past six months. +Zinbarg wouldn't disclose sales figures for his privately held company, but said he will be able to pay off his creditors by next month thanks to the Stuff-A-Pumpkin. +Its US associate Landauer valued the Canary Wharf tower at Pounds 680m, which also is thought unlikely to be realised. The consequences of Canary Wharf failing for existing tenants would also be severe. +As United Express, the company currently serves 10 cities with its turboprop fleet and 11 cities with jetliners. +The evening brightens with the musical numbers, in particular an updated version of Let's Do It, with John Major and the Prince of Wales neatly caricatured, and Piaf's La Vie En Rose. +The firm said Mr. Wang was scheduled to leave the firm at the end of this week, at the conclusion of the program, and said it didn't know his plans. +The company's last good year financially was 1983, when it posted profits of $161.7 million. +The Reagan administration, rushing to complete its final budget under a compressed time schedule, is declaring victory in its effort to reduce next year's budget deficit by $35 billion without resorting to new taxes. +A government unable to tax and spend as it judges fit - at least in terms of the overall balance - can no longer govern. +The Bush folks have already responded. +He cited the current level of interest rates, especially short-term rates, and the possibility of further increases as factors that will keep the market from making any progress. +The study, by the CFTC's division of economic analysis, shows that "a trade is a trade," a member of the study team said. +If the voting on the "jointness" issue goes the way of other New Directions-backed resolutions, the movement may strike out at the convention. +Its final broadcast will be on Jan. 18, three days after the deadline the United Nations has given Iraq to get out of Kuwait. +That will leave little scope to upgrade its outdated store portfolio, despite an additional Pounds 80m of working capital facilities. +Real GNP has not been able to achieve an annualized growth rate above 2% for the past nine quarters. +It's been a real dog." +The question for non-smokers is how aggressively to avoid tobacco smoke. +And I am going to keep that Social Security Trust Fund sound and keep our commitment to the elderly. +Delaware Sen. Joseph Biden, who is managing the legislation for the Democrats, sounded more optimistic in a separate press conference. +'Well, I think he's very good. +Who will build shelter for low- and moderate-income Americans now ignored by the move-up market-oriented home builders. +Lower U.S. rates make dollar-denominated investments less attractive to overseas investors. +Leona Helmsley, the persnickety hotel queen quoted as saying "only the little people pay taxes," has been convicted of evading $1.2 million in income tax by charging personal expenses to her business empire. +Long the region's nonpareil financial institution and one of only two Miami banks to survive the Depression, Southeast served most of the city's blue-chip companies. +"We are pursuing every effort" in an effort to bring the POWs home, said Gerasimov. "We are not excluding contacts with Islamabad," he said, referring to the capital of Pakistan, where Afghan guerrilla political leaders have their headquarters. +Mr. Goldberg owns 8.3% of First National's stock. +Mr. Greenspan's remarks swept away whatever uncertainty remained about whether a recent drop in the closely watched federal funds rate was a temporary fluke. +It has dumped a Distillers strategy that aimed to increase market share by flooding stores with large stocks of cheap, blended whisky. +The only ones for whom the dice were always hot were the lawyers. +There are at least 50,000 nursing home residents in Florida. +Some prisoners have been held since Sept. 1980, when the war began. +The company had deducted all of the expenses in the two years they were incurred, arguing that they originated in the litigation arising from its business. +'But we can examine every development, every policy option, every idea and ask ourselves - does this support industry? +After more than two hours of pandemonium, Justice Rashid Aziz Khan adjourned the hearing until Oct. 9, the day Ms. Bhutto is to stand trial before him on another corruption charge. +"The world is changing. +Part of the problem may be that the Trust's creators have set their sights high. +The plan was approved by the United Kibbutz Movement on Sunday. The smaller Kibbutz Artzi movement accepted the program three weeks ago. +Even 'coal' offers a fair gamble - a two penny dividend. +Mr. Ennis said GenCorp expects to receive 70% of the value of the stations, including real estate, and challengers to the licenses would receive 30%. +Mr. Getty, who was a 40% owner of Getty Oil, also is released from any legal liability as part of Texaco's proposed reorganization plan. +It was a sleepy backwater, the Middle East in the early years of this century. +The plaintiffs are two homeless men who panhandle in the subway system. The lawsuit, brought by the Legal Action Center for the Homeless, was filed on behalf of all homeless people in the state. +The FDA, however, never did a followup inspection of its own. +Recently two army officers were found guilty by a military court of desecrating the sacrament in a Catholic church and discharged. The animosity is made worse by rising unemployment. +'Where's the television factory?' asks Johnson. 'You're looking at it.' 'But the sign says Merck and Co, Inc, a pharmaceutical company. +Pilot Wayne Konga radioed an alternate plan to land at Albert Whitted Airport in St. Petersburg but ditched about two miles southwest of the field, said Petty Officer Chuck Rose. +Though brief, this book contains some real eye-openers. +In a statement, Mr. Weaver, who now runs his own marketing company, Gordon Weaver Enterprises, said the allegations were "unsupported" and "utterly lacking in credibility." +Jeffrey Laurence of the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center said he was concerned that the compound highlighted in the study did not work against close relatives of the AIDS virus, including HIV-2 and a monkey-carried version of the AIDS virus. +It's not a Jewish school. +The rebellions, it points out, were 'spontaneous, disorganised and poorly armed, and were no match for the fire-power of the troops loyal to the regime. +Industry stocks, therefore, should see some reduction. Only in 1996 does AME suggest that prices could be moving back towards their 'long-term trend' at about Dollars 1,600 a tonne. +While many of the lightning-ignited blazes have been brought under control, about 22,000 firefighters continued to battle flames in northern California and Oregon. +"The future for this entire family of products is nowhere near its peak," believes Mr. Nelson. +AT&T has not commented on the latest development. +Dukakis claimed his administration would foster "a competitive America, one that doesn't duck and hide but stands up and competes with the best of them." An oil import fee "will put a $50 billion burden on this nation's economy. +Some 30-year Treasury issues have jumped about 14 points, or $140 for each $1,000 face amount, while their yield has fallen to about 8.8% from about 10.375%. +Mr. Cooper said if TSI had been in existence for the year ended Sept. 30, it would have had a consolidated turnover in excess of one billion rand ($483 million) and profit after tax of about 64 million rand ($31 million). +That practically limits voting rights to natives of Lithuania who are serving in their home republic or to a handful of officers who have served in the same post for many years. +The forms the companies failed to file were 10-Q forms, similar to quarterly reports, and 10-K forms, similar to year-end reports, Berces said. +The federal agency said that 34 of the 331 1987 cars imported into the U.S. by Maserati should have had passive restraints. +After years of independence as a solid, if somewhat dull company, Stead fell into the hands of aggressive developer Clayform Properties in 1989. +They are now traded regularly in the salerooms, a service to sellers who want to cash in expensive watches that might seem, to them, dated: or they might have been given a newer model. +Life Ministry, a missionary organization that operates in remote parts of Kenya, uses the aircraft to transport supplies to its workers, Chynoweth said. +He became Rick instead of Ricky when he began playing older roles. +Gandhi's position already had been weakened by criticism of his leadership and reports of high-level corruption in his government stemming from a $1.4 billion weapons deal. +Ethics-code violators face penalties from warnings to expulsion from the 13,000-member society. +Individual figures for the life expectancy of Volvos weren't immediately available. +Gold was quoted at $445.05 an ounce in early trading today in Hong Kong. +Bono, also a Republican, returned Wednesday from a promotional trip for his new line of chocolate chip cookies. +"The indication is that the driver of the truck ignored the signals and drove around the gates," Johnsen said. +Instead, the Bells sent Stephen Shapiro, a partner with the Chicago law firm of Mayer, Brown & Platt to testify. +However, the chemical is approved only as an acne treatment and produces such adverse effects as peeling, skin sensitivity to sunlight and swelling, according to the FDA. +A nation this wealthy shouldn't have anybody hungry," Ms. Pakciarcz said. "One out of four children under 6 is poor and hungry and people are just saying no to hunger. +The government said in a news release that the purchase by Iberia will raise the flag carrier's control of shares in Vuelos Internacionales de Vacaciones SA (Viva Air) to 96 percent. +It is far from clear whether North Korea will in practice agree to reopen bilateral talks with South Korea on de-nuclearisation, or that it will agree to spot inspection of its facilities. +Bull and the French government are likely to cite these new financing arrangements as a further argument for investing more state funds in the troubled company. +Preston says numerous prospective buyers have approached him, with particular interest in Avon's retail fragrance business, consisting of some of the country's most popular perfumes sold in department stores, such as Giorgio. +Dole's weakened campaign, meanwhile, continued to shrink, with only about 10 to 12 aides left on the payroll, according to spokeswoman Dale Tate. +But it is not all deprecation of his own genius. +The Central America issue was one of the main points of contention at last week's summit meeting between President Bush and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev. +Bok grew up in Beverly Hills, Calif., and graduated from Stanford in 1951. +The main demand has come the engineering and construction industries and from public and miscellaneous services. 'The increasing number of vacancies in manufacturing are the first warnings of skill shortages ahead,' the council said. +Plaintiffs include more than 24,000 bondholders who have filed proofs of claim and Chemical Bank of New York, the trustee representing bondholders. +The funds will be distributed according to each county's proportionate losses in low-income housing units. +Once again, Judith Krantz has hounded and pounded out a best seller, and her husband Steve has huffed and puffed the thing into a miniseries. +He was pardoned earlier this year by President Bush for making illegal contributions to President Nixon's re-election campaign in 1972. +"There were some little kids in the surf and they were just covered with it," Haskell said. +Mexico City has 1.2m water users, but around 500,000 are not registered or do not pay. +However, in contrast to the planned flotation of Fininvest's film interests, which had been slated for the New York Stock Exchange, the SBE listing would only involve Milan. VNU to sell printing division, Page 20 NEW HIGHS (129). BRITISH FUNDS (3) Treas. +Accessibility may be increasingly costly, but when the Footsie Index can dive 60 points in a day it can be a price worth paying. +Nearly half the total increase was attributable to a rise in recipients in Texas, California and Florida, the report said. +Only after several days did Carrick apologize for the remarks. +But his strategy isn't limited to household names. +"If we don't have a clear definition of the VRAs and a clear definition of when they're going to be extended, you're going to find a lot of people in here trying to dump steel," he said at a news conference before the meeting. +"Well, he'd be welcome," said Bush, who is here on a three-week vacation that runs through Labor Day. +The two Koreas have hundreds of thousands of troops facing each other along the 150-mile border, which is sealed. +They know how to delegate and keep their desks tidy. +The show fell behind schedule and frequently went into reruns. +These were people from the street. +"Although the detection rate has improved since last year, I will not be satisfied until we achieve a 100 percent success rate in detecting weapons," Burnley said. +The Bakkers now live in Orlando, Fla., and have been broadcasting "The Jim and Tammy Show" from what had been an abandoned shopping center. +News Corp. slipped 5/8 to 5 5/8. +U.S. Customs officials said the indictments stem from a two-year undercover investigation into a money-laundering ring that routed drug profits through the banks to Colombian cocaine cartels. +Meanwhile it becomes difficult to push unemployment back down because many people lose contact with the labor market or their skills. +Sources said the government also wants to insure that Milken is fired because his legal challenge may take months to resolve and he could remain at the firm indefinitely. +Pinior said the congress was attended by members of his group, the banned peace group Freedom And Peace, the militant splinter group Fighting Solidarity and the Independent Students Association. +The IRA is fighting to oust Britain from Northern Ireland and unite the predominantly Protestant province with the Roman Catholic Irish Republic. +But a resolution introduced Wednesday contends the treaty is invalid because the Constitution requires both the House and Senate to approve the transfer of U.S. property. +This was followed, 15 years later, by the establishment of a Society of Friends of Art under the patronage of the prince himself and one of the ministers of the time, Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil. +In the more than 1,130 airplanes equipped with Airfone's cordless system, that limitation isn't usually a problem. +"We are heading for a dictatorship. +The company is expected to be one of the main beneficiaries of such a deal through the supply of the Warrior and Piranha armoured vehicles. One analyst speculated that such a deal may be worth as much as Pounds 750m to GKN. +Mr. LaBow won't confirm or deny that, but says he alone makes investment decisions for the partnerships that hold Wheeling claims. +The reinsurance arrangements of life insurance companies are among the targets of the government's drive to close more tax loopholes. +In late New York trading yesterday, the dollar stood at 1.9773 West German marks, up from 1.9665 Monday. +Centel is based in Oak Brook, Ill. +"Although it is obvious that this tumor is aggressive and dangerous, Mr. Atwater has many factors working in his favor," Kornblith said. +Oil has given Kuwait one of the highest per capita incomes in the world _ about $20,000. But this has not meant peace for the tiny Persian Gulf country of 1.8 million people. +'Marlene was a triumph.' Perot was spell-bound. +The banquet was iftar, the meal to break the dawn-to-dusk fast that devout Moslems practice during the month of Ramadan. +Even after yesterday's jump the stock is hardly high priced. +His insurance paid the $12,000 Taylor Manor bill and $25 of the $80 a session with Mr. Wynne, whom he saw for two years after he left Taylor Manor. +Dividend growth has bounced back after three years of shrinking payouts. +This year Compaq purchases were 42% of Conner's total sales. +But there are two reasons why it may not be far-fetched. The first is that Mr Mitterrand has steadily grown in stature on the French national stage, and it has now become quite normal in France to measure him against de Gaulle. +"On the question of human rights there are always differing interpretations," Ms. Li said. "Some organizations like Amnesty International have always tried to interfere in China's internal affairs on the human rights account. +He confirmed a report in the newspaper Al-Siyassa, which said security personnel arrested 25 retired military officers and former civilian officials from the former government of President Gaafar Nimeiri. +Popoyan said the flame-throwers were turned in anonymously on Saturday, as the Armenian parliament ordered, after Ter-Petrosyan's election was announced. +His resignation might look like a good thing for the conservatives, since the CDU had been trying to unseat the mayor for years. +The commission has rarely gone against state biologists' findings on a species in the past, but the panel, by a vote of 3 to 1, held that it wasn't convinced that the bird's condition is dire enough to warrant protections. +Both fraternity members pleaded guilty to drug charges. +The Morgan proposal, while not finding a way to solve Mexico's debt problem, has cleared the way for work on a more realistic long-term solution to LDC debt woes. +It was an ironic comment from Texaco's former trial lawyer who, in 1985, spent months disparaging Pennzoil's contention that it had a contract to buy Getty Oil Co. even though the detailed paper work never was completed. +King Fahd said Monday Saudi Arabia would pursue plans to bolster its defenses, dismissing veiled Israeli threats to the kingdom after it bought intermediate-range missiles capable of hitting any Mideast capital. +Rain also fell in the South. +The European Commission, the EEC's executive body, unveiled a plan earlier this year for a minimum withholding rate of 15 percent throughout the trading bloc. +Leaders of the 10 unions involved in the dispute planned to meet Monday morning to set dates for ratification votes. +Turnover was just short of 7m, with the shares sliding 5 to 455p. Bredero Properties retreated 4 1/2 to 10 1/2 p after announcing an agreed takeover by Slough Estates, up 8 at 248p. +"There are some things about our show that I'll never understand," Summers said. +"Even the skeptics of a year ago now figure, 'What's another 100 or 200 points?' +Manuel Antonio Noriega's candidate, is a test of U.S. attitudes toward next year's Nicaraguan elections. +He jumped $50,000 bail just before the start of his trial and was convicted and sentenced in absentia to 25 years to life in prison. +But some toy executives are doubtful the same thing will happen in America. +She was never heard from again, Fletcher said. +"Because the bodies of the two women were completely nude and both were bruised around the breasts and on the inside of the thighs, rape or attempted rape is presumed," the report said. +Last month, he proved he can plug a loophole as fast as any of his predecessors. +Even the escalating violence here during Mr. Shultz's trip seems to reinforce the views of each side, rather than change peoples' views. +The first outbreak of ethnic violence under Gorbachev was in Alma Ata, the Kazakhstan capital, in December 1986. +Dana Heupel, a former Star assistant city editor now with the Fresno (Calif.) Bee, said: "I never felt any influence from the Pulliam family to cover a story in a certain way, and that was a reputation the paper had in the '60s and '70s." +The woman made only one demand, asking for a hot meal. +We need a 'New Deal' for Europe. We are not, thank God, starting from nothing. +"The Shatt-al-Arab is an Iraqi waterway," Jasim declared. +It would have a $1.5 billion line of credit with the Treasury. +Medeiros planned to visit the baby and the Stephenses during the yearend holidays. +"They have gotten away with statistical malfeasance for 200 years and figure they can get away with it for another 10," Dinkins said. +The smashed cocaine-trafficking network belonged to Carmelo Meco Dominguez. +The best body language for "Bodywatching" is turning the channel. +The report did not distinguish between killed and wounded. +Younger readers will receive a comprehensive introduction to the period; older readers will surely want to have both. +Meanwhile, West Point-Pepperell was pressing a $62.50-a-share offer. +If the speaker's plunge into Central American diplomacy is any guide, the bareknuckle strategy is working beautifully. +Guarantee by Sanwa Bank. +Mr. Russ's own career was the first fatality. +Prospect is a New York investment concern. +"The yen was making up for lost ground," James M. Florsheim, a vice president of Chicago Corp., said. +Enter Mr. Farley in a voice-over: "Just imagine joining a team where the coach doesn't care about you, where no one thinks about your working conditions, your health, your pride." +"I had daydreamed about making a toilet," she says, "but I didn't know I'd spend so much time on it." The program is a project of the John Michael Kohler Arts Center and is partially funded by the National Endowment for the Arts. +Chairman Raymond Hay said LTV's principal components will be a down-sized steel company concentrating on flat-rolled products, two aerospace and defense operating groups and a streamlined energy products division. +Since Britain's move, there has been no announcement of major British investment in South Africa. +If this means a resumption of our earlier policy of reflagging and escorting tankers in danger, then that earlier policy should be swiftly resurrected. +"I'd like to do more than $23 billion," said Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole (R., Kan.). +The spokesman said that Bush discussed the situation in general terms with Peres last week when the president was in New York to address the United Nations. +Lowery acknowledges the severity of the obstetrics problem, but says something must be done immediately to prevent more trauma centers from closing their doors because of the impact on the community. +Unity High School's Class of '89 all agreed on what color their graduation gowns should be. +Robert McClements Jr., chairman and chief executive officer of Sun Co., was elected to the board of this steelmaker. +On Wednesday, state District Judge Claude R. Sledge waived the required 72-hour waiting period. +The dogs gnawed on the woman for about 30 minutes. +In Patiala, a powerful bomb blew up in a soda water factory in front of the district court building, killing three Hindus and injuring one. +The "Baby Bells" _ the seven regional operating companies that were split off from AT&T in the divestiture _ almost immediately galloped out ahead of their progenitor. +It sent a Norwegian salvage vessel that was expected to reach the crash site late Sunday. +Manyon said the meeting raised "important questions" about Bush's contention the administration acted as soon as it learned of allegations against Noriega concerning the laundering of drug profits. +EARNINGS PROBLEMS: The financial record of a company may be the most critical part of a prospectus, investment advisers say. +Now the company is making plywood, though it faces difficulties winning markets because of the country's system of export-quota allocations run by an industry association. +Last year the NRC ordered wholesale changes at Turkey Point, and the utility submitted an independent management consultant's report. +'At the end of the day we are far happier with 100 per cent ownership. +The Toronto-based zinc, copper, nickel and precious-metals producer had offered 64 Canadian dollars (US$53) to acquire each of McIntyre's 3,670,000 shares outstanding. +Throughout the 8-year war, Iran has supported the autonomy movement of Iraq's 3.5 million Kurds and has sent arms and supplies across the border to them. +The issue has a weighted average life of 10.4 years because of early principal payments. +'If things go well, it's because of the company his father built up. +Others might shift some of their investment portfolio into tax-exempt municipal bonds or mutual funds. +MEPC may be sticking to the commendable view that diluting net asset values is a heinous offence. +After that rigmarole, which is what the Olympics really are about, first across the finish line wins. +Guaranty said that completion of the merger still is subject to several conditions, including court approval of lawsuit settlements and completion of bank financing documents. +I don't expect to hear anything I don't know." The Old Senate Chamber where the meeting was held has only rarely been used for business meetings since the Senate moved to its present quarters in 1859. +"What we found from the test was we didn't need to reformulate our product for consumers to enjoy it in the morning," Curtin said. +This is quite close to the bone. Of course, he gets into trouble. +And, despite Mr. Rostenkowski's vows to raise revenue in the future, he and Mr. Bentsen may try to tack on a proviso to extend some popular tax breaks that are expiring this year. +And by the time the youngsters were returned home, "they weren't the same children," says Mrs. Gran. +The Republican ticket is supported by 47 percent of those polled, compared to 43 percent for the Democratic ticket of Dukakis and Lloyd Bentsen. +Mr. Abboud, a former Chicago banker, leads a group that Wednesday agreed to take over management of First City with $970 million of assistance from the FDIC. +Auto makers have no legal right to dictate prices to dealers, as Mazda dealers are quick to point out. +It's what we requested and recommended and what we felt was appropriate," U.S. Attorney Frederick J. Scullin said after the sentencing Thursday. +A senior U.S. official also said that the Palestinians in their talks with Mr. Baker had raised "a lot of questions that showed a genuine interest" in pursuing a peace process. +It envisions more funding for Japanese language study and fellowships by the United States, one said. +At a news briefing on the coming Toronto Economic Summit, he said such a decline wouldn't mean an overall slowing of economic growth. +"There is a lot of risk going over the boss's head," Ms. Price acknowledges. +Share prices rose sharply rose on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. +The case was widely viewed as a test of alien rights. +The American Association of Retired Persons said the rule change, if adopted, appears to violate the spirit of the Social Security program. +The bidding at yesterday's 30-year bond auction was below average, as measured by the bid-to-cover ratio. +But a federal judge ruled that the company's main office is in New York because it has administrative offices there. +Lithuania's secessionist government has accused the Kremlin of backing forces bent on its overthrow, but also appeared to improve the climate for formal talks by expressing a willingness to make major concessions. +By retreating to the apparent security of, say, money-market funds, investors may not be earning enough investment return to pay for a comfortable retirement. +Foley and Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell said Democrats would quickly advance another minimum wage bill if Bush prevails in the veto fight. +'We are saying to directors: 'If you don't understand it, say no',' says Leahy. A policy statement alone is not going to ensure that things run smoothly in the treasury. +In some cases that's more than $1 million. +The snag is that one only laughs at foreign people's jokes if they are funny by our standards. +But many administration officials contend the current manual's language is so broad that it is unworkable, affording protection to acreage that doesn't deserve it. +He made clear that the Communist Party intends to continue its one-party rule and a system of self-management that provides for limited worker power-sharing in managing companies. +House prices also fell in the previous two months. +About one-third of US households also have at least one PC. Japan by comparison has been slow to take advantage of PC technology. The enterprise culture. +Gary Montopoli, managing partner of Arthur Andersen's office in Cincinnati, confirmed that a tentative settlement had been reached but said terms couldn't be disclosed yet. +They said the deal barred Macktal from testifying to the NRC regarding his concerns about plant safety. +They are killing our people," Diaz said. "Sometimes we say, let them have it because they have nothing better. +But not much has been said about the opposition's reluctance to acknowledge Chile's economic gains under Gen. +Another contributing factor is the recession, which is swelling the ranks of welfare recipients, who are automatically eligible for Medicaid. +"We'd never have been able to do that deal unless Russia had become independent," says Paul E. Konney, senior vice president of Tambrands. +Only about 20 per cent of Edradour, however, is purloined for the blends, the rest is sold as a 10-year-old single malt. +For the first half of the year, Weyeerhaesuser unet income was $303 million or $1.43 a share, up 14 percent from the $265.4 million or $1.26 a share in the same period last year. +Run the tests, hook up the machines, write the prescriptions and move 'em out. +Mr. Balog said the strongest demand seems to be for the testers that make sure those chips work as promised and for steppers that actually draw the lines on the chips. +Young marriage is encouraged by generous loans, portions of which are written off as each child appears. +But equally a traditionally leisurely parliament has to debate in committee and full session - a process repeated in each house - in record time. +That leaves private equity and debt, and finding it won't be easy given a world-wide capital crunch and a recession-battered U.S. economy. +Civil War buffs may soon have clearer pictures of the Union ship Monitor, which sank in a gale off the North Carolina coast 128 years ago after its celebrated battle with the Confederate ship Merrimack. +The labor dispute involved two unions and three separate strikes. +The dollar closed at 146.25 yen, up 0.52 yen from Tuesday's close. +It was not certain whether the violence was related to this week's national leadership changes in which hard-line former army general Sein Lwin assumed the positions of president and head of the only political party. +"When I read on the cover of Time magazine, `Are the Japanese being unfair?,' I kind of think people are going to be mad at me," Kadohata said. +Senate passage of a $67.2 billion package for veterans, housing and space programs was delayed while lawmakers weighed adding aid for victims of last week's Hurricane Hugo. +The guerrillas, backed by Pakistan and the United States, were not a party to the U.N.-mediated Geneva accords under which the Soviets pledged to withdraw an estimated 100,000 troops from Afghanistan by Feb. 15. +There are 80 homes in Kalapana Gardens and 43 others in the surrounding coastal community. +I did him right many favors when he was mayor of Charlotte, which are a matter of record. +Most of the main hospitals were staffing only their emergency rooms, a check of major hospitals and clinics showed. +The TUC has produced figures to show that equalising at 60 could be cheaper than equalising at 65 - Pounds 0.07bn, a far cry from the Pounds 3.5bn which the the government maintains equalising at the lower age would cost. +He was shot while resisting being taken by the soldiers,' one said. +He said they had told officials they were en route to look for farm work, probably near Phoenix, had been traveling mostly at night and had run out of water Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. +I am actually in the market for one. +"I hope it would not influence the relations between Israel and Egypt," Foreign Minister Moshe Arens said. +In the early 1950s, they fought each other in the Korean War which ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty. Technically, they remain at war and the border between them is one of the most heavily fortified in the world. +Compared with the January prices, yesterday's increase was only $200 a car. +"They figure it's not a very good advert." +Shearson Lehman Hutton Holdings Inc., which is in a merger pact with its majority owner American Express Co., said Friday it would omit its common stock dividend for the second quarter. +To find antique bridal dresses, she advises contacting the curator of a museum costume collection or a local antiques dealers' association, who would be likely to know costume specialists who handle these dresses. +Carol Burnett says it was a "hoot" to return to the theater of her childhood for her third special musical appearance with Julie Andrews. +Keith, a retired FBI agent, is charged by the defending champion San Diego Yacht Club with protecting the precious chalice. +Including losses from discontinued operations, Avon's net income for 1987 was $159.1 million, or $2.26 a share. +Its members are leading companies that are industrial users, suppliers, processors and or producers of foods, food ingredients and processes arising from biotechnology. +Some basic foodstuffs are rationed. +Equally tough with those she manages, Ms. Bass has acquired a reputation that somewhat echoes that of Howard Goldfeder, Federated's chairman and chief executive officer and the man who promoted her. +The funds also might be put toward Cablevision's involvement in the Sky Cable plan, announced early this year, analysts said. +Avon Products Inc., the largest player in the direct-selling field, is mulling what to do about a $2.1 billion takeover offer from its younger and smaller rival Amway Corp. +Another key figure will be Farouk Kadoumi, head of the PLO's political department and its de facto "foreign minister" since 1973. +"Are we to believe that the Census Bureau consistently found more whites than they estimated, but was unable to find even the number of Hispanics that they had estimated in 1988?" he said. +Amnesty, a London-based, worldwide human rights organization and winner of the 1977 Nobel Peace Prize, demanded anew that a judical inquiry be made in the killings. +Two British soldiers were shot to death Saturday after mourners at an IRA funeral dragged them from a car, beat them with crowbars and hoisted them naked before cheering onlookers, witnesses and police said. +Many of the U.S. officials said they were surprised to find the Vatican very receptive to their ideas. +A spokesman said that "a whole army of senior executives" of Arco was flying back to Los Angeles yesterday from London, and might reassess the company's position after returning. +Aoun has rejected the peace plan because it did not include a clear timetable for the withdrawal of Syria's 40,000 troops from Lebanon. +Ingersoll Publications, which bought a half-stake in the newspaper group in December 1989, also manages the newspapers. +For Mr. Gorbachev, a trip to Beijing would be a milestone for his so-called "new political thinking," which stresses the need for international cooperation. +Supporters say random testing is the only true deterrent to drug and alcohol abuse, while opponents say such testing is an invasion of privacy and is often inaccurate. +She (Anderson) cheated another person out of a scholarship," Ms. Garcia said. +With 96 percent of the French results in and counting stopped for the night, 79.91 percent had voted "yes" on a statute that would clear the way for a 1998 vote on independence for New Caledonia. +The gambling palaces, illegal under state law, were bringing busloads of tourists, hundreds of jobs, and millions of dollars to the economically depressed reservation. +Boston gets 12.5 inches of snow during a normal January and has temperatures in the 30s. +Student dissent has been gathering strength since senior leader Deng Xiaoping took power and initiated his policies of reform in the late 1970s. +Details about damage were somewhat sketchy since people have not yet been allowed to return to much of the coast and electricity and telephone lines were down. +Who were the WE in We The People when We The People entered the American vocabulary? +He also said the FDA late last year gave approval for Sunrise Technologies to begin U.S. marketing of a laser system for treating glaucoma. +The spokesman was asked about reports that Panamanians working for United States companies in Panama were disgruntled over U.S. economic sanctions designed to end the Noriega regime. +It's not like an election, where preliminary reports come out based on a few precincts or cities. +Commodities: Oil $18.83 a barrel, up 33 cents. +"The deal just didn't jell," he said, adding that there aren't any prospects of the talks being reopened in the near future. +Another White House staff member says Mr. Regan is "much less feisty" at meetings than he was in the past. +"The pizzazz lies in the deal situations," said Larry Wachtel, an analyst for Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. "All the airlines are going berserk." Other takeover-related issues also were actively traded. +"The services are defending budget priorities that simply have been overtaken by events," says Jacques Gansler, a prominent defense analyst. +They also say Angola for the first time has accepted the principle of a total Cuban troop withdrawal. +In 1989, it earned $300,000, or eight cents a share, on revenue of $86.6 million. +But the company outperformed the stock market indices. On the income side, dividends from investments had been better than expected although there was a few reductions. +On Aug. 3, Harvey took the can to the Jacksonville Health Department to have the lid removed, and a six-inch mouse was discovered. +The circuit-breaker in the Chicago market kicked in when the futures market fell the equivalent of 100 points on the Dow Jones industrial average. +"What can the church do?" +Even if he survives confirmation, lingering doubts will impair his ability to lead for many months, at best. +About twice as many voters as usual turned out for municipal elections to cast ballots on 13 City Council candidates for five seats and six proposals, including the abortion rights and marijuana fine questions, officials said. +In some sense the character of Harvard is on trial." Derrick Bell, Harvard Law's first tenured black professor, announced plans last month to take an unpaid leave of absence until the school hires a minority woman. +But Mr Koos du Toit, chief economist of the South African Agricultural Union, says it is the worst drought he has ever seen, and the most widespread. +Further afield, Iceland has apparently been weighing a link to the Ecu, even though the US dollar makes up 18 per cent of the trade-weighted currency basket it uses at the moment. +The company predicted "another outstanding year" while warning that "the remaining quarters of 1987 probably won't show uniform gains." +Rusakov's comments appeared in an article published in today's editions of the Sovietskaya Kultura newspaper. +Prime Minister V.P. Singh trails former premier Rajiv Gandhi as the favorite man for the nation's top post, according to an opinion poll published Sunday. +Shultz also gained informal support, Redman said, for a U.S. proposal to set up a Bangkok-based working group to explore fresh solutions to the 30-year-old refugee exodus from communist Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. +L. William Seidman, chairman of the FDIC, which insures commercial bank deposits up to $100,000, said the agency will seek buyers for the new institution. +Side by side, they are broad-shouldered and handsome, heads tipped back, mouths stretched wide, eyes crinkled shut. +Two men were dead; valuable manuscripts had changed hands; false names were involved. +The South African delegates represent all major sports in that country. +But the president of the region's self-proclaimed Serb government called the vote a fraud and said he would resist the deployment. +James A. Taylor, chairman of this savings and loan holding concern and its principal operating unit, Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association, was elected to the additional post of chief executive officer of the unit. +The FBI, which has been working on the case since Vance was killed, refused to comment on the investigation. +Unlike some other Scots MPs he was never wild. +The radio, monitored in Islamabad, reported, "A small group of extremists attacked the welcome ceremony with heavy fire. +Academics put out press releases. +India's 38,324 miles of tracks form the world's third-largest rail network after those in the Soviet Union and the United States. +Authorities earlier ruled out any tampering at the bottling plant. +This allows them to perform at much higher speed. +Companywide sales totaled $703.8 million in the first quarter, down about one-tenth of a percentage point from $704.9 million the year before. +However, market participants said they are focusing on today's reports on the money supply and bank lending for a stronger indication of the market's shortterm direction. +Meanwhile, Venezuela raised the price of one of its types of heavy crude 70 cents a barrel to $16.58, according to news service reports. +"The words I used were too sharp. +I did not say that. +On Tuesday, the IRA warned civilians to avoid British soldiers, the primary target of its battle to end British rule in the province. +Noriega, who surrendered to U.S. troops in Panama City on Wednesday night, is charged with taking $4.6 million in bribes from Colombia's Medellin drug cartel to turn his nation into a way station for the cocaine trade. +The nation's temperatures at 3 a.m. EDT ranged from 50 degrees at Laramie, Wyo., to 95 at Blythe, Calif. +The cookies themselves are somewhat American, although smaller and harder, like sweetened traditional Japanese rice crackers. +Corning said it already owns 9% of Hazleton, and has an agreement to purchase an additional 6% of the company's 3.8 million common shares outstanding from certain executives. +'It will be a wait-and-see Christmas,' he said. Abbeycrest, which refuses to comment on its customers' business, is a leading supplier to Ratners, the troubled jewellery retailer. +The faster speed comes largely because the laser beams that are used to store and read the data can handle lengthy strings of information in an instant, rather than reading or writing one bit of data at a time. +They cautioned, however, that VW and other German auto makers, which have been aided by high European auto sales over the past two years, may encounter a slowdown in 1988. +The Defense Department spokesman, Army Maj. Mike Dibble, said he was unable to determine immediately where the grounded planes were. +Spiker said water from the lake was being released into the Licking River. +Unilever is transfering that and the proceeds from the share sale to Unilever Nigeria, its new 100 per cent owned holding company. +The savings and loan concern said the shares will be held as treasury stock and used for general corporate purposes. +But he observed that the Merc has filed objections to earlier Amex plans to trade equity participations on a 20-stock index. +Since mid-May, a horde of Japanese companies has reported similar sharp improvements. +"Brazil is the first country to sign a medium-term accord without having to have any rigid links with the fund," da Nobrega said. +On slowing down - say, for a corner - it down-shifts almost imperceptibly into third at around 40 mph (64 kmh) and into second at 30 mph (48 kmh). All of this makes the XM SD drive more like a petrol-engined car than a typical diesel. +Bifocused As an economic adviser, His acuity varies aplenty; His foresight is frequently faulty, But his hindsight is twenty-twenty. +Some 30,000 people walked 20 miles in the rain Sunday and earned donors' pledges of more than $3 million to feed the hungry, the organizer of 19th annual Walk for Hunger said. +Home Intensive Care Inc. said the Health Care Financing Administration, which administers Medicare for the federal government, agreed to continue reimbursements to the company for 45 days while attempts are made to resolve a payment dispute. +The decision cleared the way for Drexel to plead guilty to six felonies and pay a record $650 million in order to settle separate criminal charges with the Justice Department. +Guests will mingle with Dolly Parton and Pee Wee Herman look-alikes. Naturally, there will be accordian music, plastic flamingos and rubber chickens. +The tender offer for Allegheny, which began Friday, also prompted opposition from shareholders involved in ongoing lawsuits against Allegheny and its management. +However, Baker, a longtime Bush supporter, told The Associated Press in an interview on Friday that no decision would be made at least until after the economic summit in Toronto later this month. +The survival of Eastern European magazines and newspapers also depends on Western companies investing capital in them. +Mr. Blanchard knows firsthand the apathy with which past platforms have been greeted. +Much of its appeal, even to people visiting the principality for exhibitions, conferences or business meetings is its leisurely ambience. The tourist board is also investing in the leisure travel sector. +But we are a Pacific power and this visit will demonstrate that we intend to stay a Pacific power." Bush spoke before several thousand airmen in blue, Army infantrymen in camouflage uniforms and schoolchildren in parkas at the air base. +"I am also hoping to bring some of the hostages back," he said. +Then, during the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war, Saddam Hussein's lieutenants created a subterranean network of trading companies to feed his war machine. +McLynn is far too long. +The Millers turned to the Tax Court. +Control mechanisms could prevent technology leakage by the unvetted disclosure of patentable materials from research departments. +Confrontations between stone-throwing youths and Israeli soldiers took place despite army curfews that confined more than half the 1.7 million Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip to their homes. +At Security Pacific, Mr. Carlson was jointly responsible for a unit with $100 million in capital and more than $300 million in annual revenue. +The population is totally demoralised. +"This fact necessitates that the U.S. remain militarily strong and able to meet all contingencies." General Dynamics' lot, some think, has improved because increases in orders for M-1 tanks and F-16 fighters are a strong possibility. +All three institutions meet at the Palace of Europe in Strasbourg. +Although the $9.7 billion shortfall for March was the lowest monthly level in three years, it was regarded on Wall Street as further evidence of a resurgent economy. +Three decades of hard work later, Mr. Guerrero lives in a tumbledown brick shell about the size and shape of a baseball dugout. +The Nhan Dan newspaper said China backed away from a previous pledge during talks in Beijing this week on Cambodia, where Vietnamese forces are battling insurgents armed by China. +Moreover, WM now also divides its funds into the WM Very Large Funds Universe, worth over Pounds 1bn each, and the WM Average Funds Universe. A dismal property market meant that the giant funds did worse than average in 1991. +In addition to handling portions of the account separately, each agency was to assign executives to a committee that would meet periodically to create global advertising for Northwest. +They include symphonies and other orchestral works, string quartets and other chamber music, electronic music and musical stage pieces. +Its Asian-inspired Kenmei Rice Bran has a takeyour-choice "Treasures of the Orient" premium ranging from handpainted silk note cards to tins of tea. +No other details will be released until an investigation is complete, he said. +A director of Michael since last fall, Mr. Stafford said yesterday he has been discussing the job with the concern for several months. +Washington growers blamed the boycott on the desire of the European governments to protect their local growers from competition. +But he said the government expects to decrease its present beef self-sufficiency rate of 70 percent to between 55 and 60 percent by 1995. +There were concerns that the company would launch a capital increase to reduce debt. ZURICH continued to focus on chemicals. +Under a regulatory tool known as a prudence audit, the five-member commission essentially penalized Gulf States for River Bend cost-overruns resulting from what commissioners deemed mismanagement. +Managers tend to give workers extra ground out of compassion and a reluctance to get involved in a hostile confrontation, a spokesman explains. +On average, only eight analysts followed each of these companies, compared with an average of 28 analysts for firms in the S&P 400 index. +At the same time, more than 150,000 U.S. combat forces so far have been deployed to the region. +That was after Perpich denied having anything to do with allegations that Grunseth encouraged four teen-age girls to swim nude with him at a party nine years ago. +So far, there are relatively few players in this evolving industry. +"I'm committed to the medical aspect of this," he said, adding that the medical community should address the rights of terminally ill patients to take their own lives. +The faculty senate, which could have asked Martin to reverse his decision, adopted a resolution that asked the president to make arrangements by Dec. 7 to meet with the tenure promotion committee and discuss his denial of tenure. +No wonder that the battle for the shoppers' hearts and minds is hotting up. +A spokeswoman says the alcohol-free fragrance has a "citrus scent that simply enhances the natural smell of a baby." +Biotech has FDA approval to produce AIDS testing kits along with Du Pont, the investor report said. +State radio reported heavy casualties and government fears that the city might have fallen to the rebels. +March 1989 at one point touched its limit decline before recovering slightly. +That he conveyed little more than cardboard patriotism was at least partly Scribe's fault for flattening out the character. +Farley said the bank will ask to be dropped from the lawsuit because First National never claimed to own the relics. +The industry is founded on trust, but then problems arise which producers find difficult to raise while projects are in their formative stages. +Atlanta developer John Portman and a unit of a New York insurance company said they plan to build a $150 million technology mart here to be called Inforum and to open by 1989. +Did not want any cut in direct taxes or in public spending. +Smith testified before the grand jury for about six hours Monday, but refused to discuss what he said. +The audit, which was done by the GAO and Price Waterhouse, was the first audit of the FHA in 15 years. +Fire was spotted on the wing of a Northwest jetliner after it landed at Detroit Metropolitan Airport today. +"We're mall buyers when there are malls for sale," says Neil Bluhm, president of Chicago-based JMB Realty Corp. +Five years ago: Vice President George Bush and Democrat Geraldine Ferraro privately prepared for their debate, scheduled for the following day. +Finlay had been part of the company Seligman & Latz Inc., which was taken private in 1985 and which also operates beauty salons and cosmetic departments in stores. +But the giant candy company cried foul over what it said was the girls' public-relations ploy. +FBI agents acting on an anonymous tip peacefully captured one of the agency's 10 most wanted fugitives, a killer sought in three kidnappings since his escape from a Louisiana prison 19 months ago, authorities said. +Those familiar with the Byzantine world of House party politics say White House anger over that move along with a number of rivalries were at work in today's contests. +"The meatcutters are out, and meat has a shelf life of a couple days," he said. "Produce items are the same way. +Fourteen years in government, the enforced departure of Lady Thatcher and the war over Maastricht have torn apart the fabric of loyalty on which Conservative governments could once depend. Restoring the habit of discipline will not be easy. +The SEC accused Drexel and several key employees with insider trading, stock manipulation, cheating clients, falsifying records and other alleged frauds. +The bees started breeding with local bees of European origin, creating the Africanized, or "killer" bee. +General Motors Corp. also jumped in the ranking, coming in fifth in fiscal 1986 with $5 billion of contracts, up from 17th the previous year, with $1.6 billion of work. +One publication stooped so low as to search for the most boring newspaper headline ever written and found: "Worthwhile Canadian Initiative," in the New York Times. +The Colormagic process was invented by Owen Sercus, a textile chemist at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, and Greater Texas is the sole manufacturer. +Year-earlier earnings were hurt by discontinued operations, primarily from depressed agricultural chemical sales, that reduced earnings by $9.4 million. +Kmen described Kafka as an integral part of Prague literary scene. "Today's remembrance of Kafka is not an act of piety or strategy but a fact of a simple refreshment of cultural memory," it said. +Scores of manufacturers claim they are developing computers built around the 386 chip. +The survey categorized Americans into the following groups: _The "healthy and wealthy" are tops in health and nutrition behavior. +Juanita Brawley faced charges of criminal impersonation for allegedly giving a false name to police, he said. +The hormone, a synthetic progestin, has been used safely for years, council officials say. +Mr. Fein's goal is for about 30% to 40% of United Industrial's sales to come from nondefense products in the next few years. +Since then, the company has implemented cost-cutting programs, increased electric sales, cut its work force and received rate increases. +Philosophers say that people get the government they deserve. +But for motorists who normally buy regular or midgrade gasoline and are motivated by environmental concern, a switch to the new formula could pinch the pocketbook. +He was asked to report by the end of the week, they said. +The government said 113 rebels surrendered under the amnesty and that there have been no rebel-related killings since. +The state contracts to receive a rebate from the manufacturer. +The Kemper fund cleared the end of April with a decline of only 3.4%, making it one of the best performers in its group. +None of four other cities surveyed by The Associated Press has a comparable policy. +Nearly every reporter Thursday night took advantage of the opportunity to ask a follow-up question. +He said he won't be going immediately to another job. +Those who talked Monday at Baltimore-Washington International Airport did not want to be identified by their full names for fear of retaliation against their families in Kuwait. +He also is handing out 4-by-5 index cards summarizing the amendment to colleagues. +But higher costs aren't his main worry. +Proponents of the nationwide standards say the cost for car buyers would be about $500 per car. +American Dredging Co., Camden, N.J., won a $400,000 contract to survey Kuwait's Ak Shu'aibah harbor. +Sir, In his article (The Long View: 'When numbers deceive', September 24), Barry Riley expresses his concern at the obstacles in the way of measuring true performance. +"In my enthusiasm to support the program, I decided to mandate that you participate by wearing the ribbons. +How did she reach the top? "Sheer bloody obstinacy," she says, and a teacher named Mr. Burton. +At first they earned money, and he was regarded as a "miracle worker," an ex-colleague recalls. +"When I learned they were charging, I insisted the zoo has got to cost less than an ice cream cone. +Its emblem is the fighting cock, which represents Haiti's coming sunrise. +As I was leaving, I ran into a man with binoculars, the badge of the bird fraternity. +The crowd sang only religious songs punctuated by a few chants of "Solidarity!" Departing from past practice, state-controlled radio and television Friday covered the Solidarity wreath-laying in addition to the official ceremonies. +Mr. Smith will remain a consultant to the company. +"We really tried to keep the music to its original integrity," he said. "We didn't want to mess with the original sound. +The poverty rate for all Americans increased from 11.4 percent in 1978 to 13.5 percent last year. +In a case set for trial Monday in Portland, Ore., the 53-year-old white Alabama lawyer is suing an organization called the White Aryan Resistance for allegedly inciting skinheads to fatally beat an African man there. +Sooner or later, one of the pessimistic policy analysts was bound to come along with a counter-theory, to explain why things will be just as bad as before, but for different reasons. Samuel Huntington is professor of the Science of Government at Harvard. +Bennett said the city's record murder rate in 1989 was "a bitter disappointment to all concerned," but that the overall situation was not as negative as some had expected. +Aside from credit risks, Westerners might consider the wisdom of helping maintain and expand the Soviet empire. +For the US army however this provided intractable difficulties either way. +The chancellor of the exchequer does it; industrial leaders do it; even striking signalmen do it. +The CDC cited increased recreational exposure to sunlight as one of the primary causes of the increases. +Neutrality has as its objective a system that does not distort the workings of market forces or discriminate against specific groups. But would Labour's plans do more, and actually damage the UK economy? +Total deaths: 39,060, or 56 percent of all cases. +Behind the spotlight, the junk bond market seems to have quietly risen like a phoenix from the ashes of the October stock market collapse, as worries about a recession have subsided. +A second participant in the earlier robbery was arrested outside the McDonald's as the standoff began, authorities said. +But about a third stay for more than seven years. +"It is unusual for this time of year. +Lee suggested the change in 1984 to help safeguard the country's vast financial reserves. +So the Tutto died and not even the people its sales fed lament its passing. +"We're aiming to maintain that level of growth," says Hiroyuki Mizuno, executive vice president in charge of Research and Development. +"We believe that right now, we have the votes for a satisfactory capital gains proposal in the Ways and Means Committee. +In mock retaliation, Scott Young, co-host of KFOR radio's morning show, urged Lincolnites to participate in the "Plethora of Polyester Pile-Up." +As the brain absorbs repeated ad messages and images over time, the bombardment can subconsciously strengthen attraction to a brand, some psychologists believe. +A spokeswoman for Kitchens of Sara Lee, a Sara Lee unit, said the walkout by Local 2 of the Bakery, Confectionary and Tobacco Workers began Sunday. +An old-fashioned Boston liberal, he says he is aware of the responsibilities of being involved in the creation of an international youth culture. Redstone encourages certain limits on what is permissible. +The People's Consultative Assembly, dominated by the president's governing GOLKAR Party, is a special body summoned every five years. +Ford dealers in rural areas of Texas and California, for example, report almost black-market conditions for hard-to-find new full-sized trucks. +MNC Financial Corp. said it agreed to acquire the Landmark Financial Services Inc. unit of Signet Banking Corp. for $82 million. +It also gained cachet with nouveau society, as its risque advertising and substantial licensing revenue transformed it into one of fashion's brightest stars. +Soon after, the talks with AM International broke off. +"Our policy is not to discuss information which properly should come out of the investigation process," he said. +Lee Pharmaceuticals said it named Ronald G. Lee president and chief executive officer, succeeding his father, Henry Lee, who remains chairman. +He too, according to the article, is doing something about it. +Spent an average of more than $100,000 each on separation pay for departing employees. +Most said they saw little danger that the slowdown would threaten a recession next year. +Mr. Sprinkel has announced his resignation and plans to leave in mid to late November. +But last March, the full appeals court, by a 7-1 vote, again threw out the verdict and upheld the district judge's ruling against Mr. Tavoulareas. +He should resist the temptation to turn the tables on Mr Demirel by an appeal to Turkish nationalism, or to the military. +A European journalist said he ignored the price; he planned to get a higher rate for his rubles by trading hard currency on the black market. +The September increase represented a drop from an August increase of 0.6 percent. +Interactive holds the patent on the only practical working technology that permits home competition and scoring without engaging the telephone line throughout the contest. +President Reagan considered Yeutter, 58, for the position of agriculture secretary in 1980, but he was passed over because of objections from some members of Congress. +If the yellow-rain charges were a hoax, we were among the hoaxers. +"If anything, the surprises have been on the up side." +In the last three years of his life he turned his destructiveness against his businesses - which he neglected, abused, and in the end destroyed. The signs suggest that in the end Robert Maxwell destroyed himself. +DeLany said his company originally had projected 2 million subscribers within two years. +The Madison Square Garden audience Thursday night forgot the Elephant Man's bones, plastic surgery and other controversies and sat, mesmerized by Michael Jackson the performer. +The American Hospital Association and the American Medical Association declined comment. +"I think the deal can be done," said Neil S. Subin, a managing director of Trendex Capital Management Corp, a private investment firm. +Residents said the trouble started Thursday night when a Hindu crowd stoned the house of Majeed Khan, a leader of the Babri Masjid Action Committee, which is trying to save the Ayodhya mosque. +Residents said troops then herded 50 more peasants into a chapel and killed them, the statement claimed. +"Universities talk about being accessible to all who are qualified," said John Hill, assistant dean of the graduate college at Ball State. +"They give a really nice indication that even the mountains were occupied for thousands of years," she said. +White House spokeswoman Alixe Glen said Tuesday the administration did not take a position on the amendment and that President Bush will sign the bill with or without it. +Scarfo, who heads the Phildadelphia-Southern New Jersey Mafia, is already serving a 14-year sentence in a $1 million extortion case and faces at least 40 more years in a federal racketeering case. +Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST ranged from 9 degrees at Limestone, Maine, to 66 at Key West, Fla. +In other words, a BMW diesel would be a BMW first, a diesel car second. +Her parents gave them their videotape recorder; his parents gave them their television set. +Yet foreign banks play a far less important role in Thailand than in other Southeast Asian economies, such as Malaysia and Singapore. +While waiting for takeoff on that snowy day in November, he and the pilot went through the takeoff checklist properly. +Kupinski said "although the easy subscriber growth from wiring the nation is behind the industry," operators should be able to expand the number of subscribers further with more aggressive marketing. +She thought everything was just fine," Greland said. +Not for nothing was it nicknamed Aeroflop. +At the Denver office, a woman said that the portion used to buy the car couldn't be deducted at all and that the rest would be partly deductible as personal interest. +But the rates of decline were lower than in the past two years." An car-bomb explosion ripped through a club for U.S. servicemen in Naples today, killing five people, Italian authorities said. +And information on how to implement it is scarce. +The court, without comment, let stand a ruling that threw out the lawsuit because of delays by the Cleveland Newspaper Guild and others in pursuing the case. +In both cases, purely mercantile interests have come to dictate French policy. +Operations are expected to continue through 1995, with production, mostly iron ore pellets, being marketed to customers in Australia, Japan and Korea. +Although there are still no guarantees that an EDS sale will go through, several individuals say that a sale could be wrapped up in the next few days. +Union leaders said workers went on strike over health benefits and a plan that would require workers to pay part of their health premiums. +If the ischemia lasts for more than 20 or 30 minutes, the oxygen-starved section of the heart dies, resulting in a heart attack. +Morrison Knudsen, based in Boise, Idaho, is a construction planning firm. +"The group's philosophy is to play an active shareholder's role," Mr. Minc says. +That too would seem another doubtful favour. 'Art and the Structure of Identity' is the exhibition's sub-title, which shows what we are up against. +The issue has an expected average life of 1.6 years, assuming monthly prepayments of 1.6% of the original balance. +The crews who took the plane to record heights at speeds of 2,100 mph are "true American heroes," Chain said at Blackbird's retirement ceremony attended by about 1,000 people. +He said he did not want to take revenge against police or the banks; he did not want to be a national hero, but needed the money because of his debts," Tel Aviv police spokeswoman Dalia Gilad said Sunday. +The chapel was the site of her father's wedding in 1968 to Jacqueline Kennedy. +The loss included a $3.3 million write-down of abandoned service centers and excess revenue equipment, and a $900,000 provision to strengthen insurance reserves. +The bill is expected to pass the 23-member Senate, but would face strong opposition in the 200-member lower house. +Some ties that bind AT&T and Sun will continue at least for the near term. +What's more, tampons are currently under attack by some environmentalists and ecofeminists. +Skiba's comments came in response to questions on recent record Soviet grain purchases from the United States and reports of criticism within the Communist Party that such spending is using up limited USSR reserves of hard currency. +Brewery President Peter Coors said the settlement was "bittersweet." +Sara Lee also agreed to develop training programs for its workers, supervisors and plant medical personnel. +The same document would then be accepted by regulators in the other country. +It is a peaceful time in this part of western India. +Videocart rose 3/4 to 7 after the company made a presentation before a Hambrecht & Quist Inc. technology conference. +Jurors saw the tapes in which interviewers used anatomically explicit puppets and leading questions to elicit descriptions of molestation from children. +The charges seemed characteristic of a city that gained its prim reputation by closing all of its adult bookstores, banning the sale or lease of X-rated videos, and starting one of the first citizens' anti-pornography groups. +It issued its own demand that the militants disband. +Like nearly every important provision of the plan, the "global release," as some lawyers are calling it, was born in the furious settlement negotiations of the past two weeks. +In 1937, Balch left the Navy to join Pan Am flying the Clippers out of Miami to Caribbean tourists spots. +Such pressure was a factor in Mr. Funaro's demise. +Computer Consoles hasn't produced the high-speed microprocessor using reduced-instruction-set-computing, or RISC, techniques at the heart of its next generation of computers. +He added that he will, among other things, attempt to expand Sony Pictures into areas where it "has not been as aggressive," including cable-TV programming and so-called barter syndication, the practice of swapping programs for advertising time. +The recommendation was made to an administrative law judge who will make a preliminary determination, which in turn will be subject to action by the full commission. +One reason for the decline in herd size was the USDA's sharp downward revision in the September inventory. +CS First Boston, which is the most active western stockbroker in Russia, says it is buying on behalf of 95 western funds and forecasts that the total inflow of foreign capital this year could reach Dollars 3bn. +Consultants said the new DPS 9000 appears to be nearly twice as fast as International Business Machines Corp.'s fastest single-processor computer. +Officials of Gechem and Cimenteries CBR confirmed that they and officials of Tractebel appeared before the Brussels commercial court Tuesday in an action initiated by Cerus and Dumenil-Leble, two French-based companies in De Benedetti's camp. +Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, chairman of the antitrust subcommittee, said that if the rival group had been allowed to buy Bluebonnet, it would have saved taxpayers $97 million. +The trial is expected to last six to eight weeks. +On the evening television news, he was shown with other hard-line leaders, including Premier Li Peng and President Yang Shangkun, posing for a picture with senior military officials at Communist Party headquarters. +He plans to go to South America and grow passion flowers, a family temptingly short of good hybrids. All the same, there are rooted cuttings of every magnolia over in the glasshouse, ready to move. +Journalist Carl T. Rowan writes in his syndicated column for Thursday that as long as society is "awash in guns and drugs," he feels justified in using a gun to protect his home and family. +Eastwood never met the charismatic Huston but said he studied many of the director's films and interviews. +People traditionally using the pure baking soda say it makes their teeth whiter and mouth fresher-feeling. +The top part of the ballot will be a non-binding presidential "beauty contest," and the second part will list the candidates for national convention delegate. +Merged into the ill-fated British Leyland group in the late 1960s, Jaguar stumbled through the 1970s under a series of short-term managers, selling a dwindling number of cars alongside everything from trucks to Morris Minis. +"It certainly stirred things up, no doubt about it," said Andrew Lebow, analyst for E.D. & F. Man International Futures Inc. +The change does not apply to another expression commonly written on cheques, 'not-negotiable'. +"The time frame is moving along faster than people anticipated" for demobilizing the rebel forces," Aronson said. "The camps should be dismantled in Honduras before the inauguration. +The only other travelers who regularly dare this gauntlet are Pashtun-speaking tribesmen taking their scrawny camels to meat markets in Kabul. +The Iridium system could be used in nations where conventional telephione service is poor, such as in Eastern Europe, Hillis said. +It was attended by several members of the leadership, a host of economic experts, and the directors of some of the country's biggest economic enterprises. +"The Great Bathers," moreover, seems to have intensified Renoir's interest in the kind of sculptural form that emerges in his best late paintings. +North, Secord and others. +"My dad was downstairs and he was sawing and a bear came," he recounts. +The actor, who first raced in 1972 at the age of 47, said, "As I approach my dotage, I think it's time to do some testing and slow it down a little bit. +"Gorbachev himself has said, `We are a people who don't know how to carry on a discussion. +But he declines to go into detail about where he thinks the cuts should have been made. It is likely, however, that Mr Kopper has voiced detailed views on the pact to Chancellor Helmut Kohl. +Wayne Mitchell, 20, was not seriously hurt in his 30-foot fall down the narrow shaft, police said. +"We buy from them. +Standard Federal plans to release its 1991 second-quarter results next week. +"The big motivation for me was the desire to be independent, to get up when you want, write what you want and work where you want," he said in a 1984 interview with The Associated Press. +And I've known people like that." "But the problem is you cannot prove those things scientifically" with the current data. +Former state Rep. Rick Sitz, now of Tampa, Fla., was one of the original opponents. +Since Macy had reduced its inventory, analysts suggested that the additional monies were needed for advertising, capital spending, and to meet expenses related to the sale of its credit card facility to GE Capital Corp. earlier this year. +Labour has backed the participation of sterling in the exchange rate mechanism of the European Monetary System, and has said it will not devalue from the central DM 2.95 parity. +Josephson International Inc. said its board approved a sweetened merger proposal of $36.3 million, or $14.50 a share in cash, from a newly formed company headed by Marvin Josephson, the chairman of the talent agency. +As Mr. Goldsmith and his fellow drivers see it, Pinto racing is something that Ford should be proud of, and perhaps even exploit. +The New York Post reported today that Mrs. Trump revealed in court papers obtained Thursday, that her relationship with Trump began to sour four years ago. +But there are no scientific data on this question. +Of course it sets an unwelcome precedent, but no comparable institution has such magnificent pictures and after this furore Royal Holloway is unlikely to split up its superb art collection. +The previous record of 31 at downtown Sacramento had been on the books since 1883. +He also included seven heads of republic parties as non-voting Politburo members, allowing them to run their regions in return for loyalty. +Maariv also reported "military movement" along Israel's border with Jordan, and Israel's chief of staff, Lt. +National Association of Pension Funds conference. +The seven-judge panel acquitted a co-defendant, Francoise Drouillaut. +Nationwide, consolidated volume in NYSE-listed issues, including trading at regional exchanges and on the over-the-counter market, totaled 167.795 million shares. +In an announcement made at the end of business Friday, the company said its chairman, William B. Ruger, made the bid. +Numerous cities and counties elsewhere are considering similar moves, says Norman Nickens, a lawyer in charge of AIDS-bias cases at San Francisco's Human Rights Commission. +Highland Valley Copper, a mining partnership 50%-owned by Cominco Inc., said it plans a 70 million Canadian dollar ($55 million) program to increase copper production. +The Oklahoma City case began in 1961 with a lawsuit by black students and parents. +This was during the Greek civil war, when many Greek Communists were using Yugoslavia as a base of operations. +The major European central banks, the Bank of Canada and the U.S. Federal Reserve cut off a dollar rally early in the New York trading day with three coordinated bouts of intervention, traders said. +The two-year notes were auctioned on Wednesday at an average yield of 4.99%. +Police drove a car through the crowd gathered in Lublin, 100 miles southeast of Warsaw, to force protesters to disperse. +Meanwhile, Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine, laid the groundwork for a vote today on whether to limit debate to 30 hours. It would take 60 votes to succeed in such a move. +All this close scrutiny hasn't deterred Judge Clark. +Thursday, December 24, 1987 Following is a weekly listing of unaudited net asset values of publicly traded investment fund shares, reported by the companies as of Friday's close. +Federated reiterated that, if and when Campeau can satisfactorily demonstrate its financial ability to complete a transaction, Federated would then consider a proposal from Campeau, along with any other alternatives. +"Unless you get people employed in that country, you're not going to see the cycle of violence change," said Kennedy, a freshman congressman and the eldest son of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Gillette closed Friday at $37.75 a share, up 12.5 cents, after the information was disclosed. +In particular, they have been pouring money into stock mutual funds, both on their own and through retirement programs such as company-sponsored 401(k) savings plans. +Arriving here, the organizers estimated they were about $100,000 shy of the approximately $500,000 they figured they'd need to pay for things like hay, water and portable toilets. +The spokesman said Ricoh had suffered from the same factors hurting the rest of Japan's electronics industry: the recession and the strong yen. +In short, says the spokesman: "Gene ate crow." +And on the eighth day of questioning, she drops the pretense that she is Japanese and begins to give her real name. +After the talks broke off, the share price dropped $1.25, to $4. +But it's far below the $2 mark that would have to set in before gasoline could take an early '80s-style bite out of the family budget. +In other steps, the unit will push back the opening of a $299.5 million suburban printing plant in Upper Merion Township to July from April. +Robert F. Jani, producer of the Caesars show, limits auditions to invited candidates only, and even then competition is stiff. +"The bottom line in this situation is not less profit but, more importantly, less effective government services _ services that touch the lives of literally millions of people," it said. +While Marion and others insist that approval is imminent, investors are getting itchy. +"That's a good example of a rumor," he told reporters in a brief exchange. +Probably there is little the west can do that is guaranteed to assist Iran's pragmatists. +This is the case with companies such as Terraillon (bought in 1981), Testut (1983), and Trayvou (1983). +Funeral arrangements were not complete. +What more could a con man in search of the easy life ask for? +"We are Chinese and we feel the law isn't protecting us," one woman said. "What good is the law then?" African students say the only way to change Chinese attitudes toward blacks is through education. +In the last week before the restructuring was completed, a lawyer arrived for a meeting on Tuesday having had eight hours sleep since the previous Saturday. +The president also said he has decided to retain two holdover appointees: Charles E.M. Kolb as deputy undersecretary of Education for planning, budget and evaluation; and Roland R. Vautour as undersecretary of Agriculture. +Turnover came to 861.6m pesos. PLDT fell by some Dollars 5 on Wall Street last Thursday, and the market discounted its slight recovery on Friday. +Whether the Democrats will permit such a man to join the federal judiciary remains to be seen. +SOVIET SATELLITES feel aftershocks from Moscow's upheavals. +The company also renewed its relationship with Michael Dupey, Michaels's founder, who owns 23 stores similar to those in the Michaels chain. +The White House press corps vs. +That figure surpasses the $544 million net withdrawal for August, but is smaller than the usual figure for September, according to James Barth, the board's chief economist. +The two-day meeting was capped by Jaruzelski's plea to the opposition to accept the party's offer for talks. +"People get the idea that Centoxin is a life-saving drug," says R. Michael Massanari, director of hospital epidemiology at Henry Ford. "But is it life-saving in terms of longevity and quality of life? +It denied it was involved in payment to kidney donors. +Lotus said Mr. Salim, 35 years old, resigned for personal reasons and that his departure didn't reflect any operational problems at the company. +The White House, in its annual reality check, has confessed the government's deficit problem is far worse than it admitted last January. +"Even Republicans can be fiscally stimulative, as we've seen from Ronald Reagan. +Some companies, notably Suez and Paribas, have also faced falls in the value of their industrial holdings. The economic outlook is now brighter. +Moses Marx, a New York broker, said he raised his stake in Cooper Life Sciences Inc. to 13.4% of the common shares outstanding and may seek representation on the company's board. +Agreed to examine the power of labor unions to fire elected officials for disagreeing with union policies. +January 1984 _ Guerrillas gain temporary control of Kandahar, the second-largest city in Afghanistan. +Since 1990, however, investment has collapsed along with asset prices. The share of non-housing building in gross national product has fallen to 4.2 per cent, its lowest level for 35 years. +Some Tele-Communications cable systems were among those that dropped the Learning Channel last year as its sale was being negotiated to another company, Lifetime. +In addition, new mines in Nevada, Canada and Australia and sales of borrowed gold by mining companies significantly increased the supply of gold on world markets this year. +Mr. Verity then said his comments weren't intended to "suggest any particular value" for the mark against the dollar. +"The Pam AM flight 103 bomb would have gone right through," said Ms. Holleman. +East German authorities have taken another step toward the introduction of capitalism by announcing the nation's state-owned industries will be sold off to private investors starting March 15. +"I think there is a tendency today to substitute trading for investment," says former U.S. Attorney General Nicholas deB. +The pranks become deadly, and Scheider's subordinate, Tim Reid, is powerless to stop him. +But Pinochet said the issue of exploitation of the southern continent's potentially rich resources, including oil, was not included. +Despite the massive intervention effort, the dollar fell 8.4% against the Japanese yen and 2.1% against the West German mark during the three months. +Such sad matters seem remote inside the capitol. +Turkey invaded the northern part of Cyprus, saying it was protecting the minority Turkish Cypriot community, and sent thousands of Turks to settle in the north. +Without the Gulfstream sale, its profit would be off only 46 percent from results of $333 million, or $1.42 a share, a year ago. +More than 1,870 C-130s in more than 50 versions have been delivered to operators in more than 60 nations, Dabney said. +From his logistics unit in Visoko, to the north of Sarajevo, he co-ordinated the arming of his fledgling forces. Former JNA comrades remember him as a 'pro-Yugoslav' soldier, a compliment considering that he now leads the enemy. +Good jobs have been disappearing from this hard-scrabble river town for years. +It gives the administration the power to go to court to block deals that endanger national security. +Most South Koraens fear the north and believe it wants to conquer the peninsula. +Rosenberg and his colleagues have developed a technique wherein tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes, or TIL cells, are cultured in the laboratory in interleukin-2, a protein that promotes lymphocyte growth. +Bricklayers do more than lay bricks: Among other things, they lay tile, build stone arches, and work with marble. +This recession has not only been long but its severity has been unevenly distributed. +These two factors strengthened stock market confidence in the outlook for UK company results. The consensus view was that economic growth must be good for shares, even if it diminishes the chances of a base rate cut in the near term. +Organizers said they expected 1.5 million people, about one-fifth of the Baltic republics' 8 million residents, to link hands. +I have never doubted _ I've never questioned whether Gorbachev knew that we were serious and wanted to move forward with him. +A rancher in central Montana reported drifts of 1 to 3 feet, and nearly 270 miles of Interstate 15 were covered with snow, from Butte to the Canadian border. +A 3 percent boost in workers' base wages in the first year and lump-sum payments of 3 percent of wages in the second and third years. +But the excess U.S. production isn't going to waste. +Iowa was fourth overall at $326.5 million, an average of $4,520 to each of 72,169 farmers. +And many investment trusts will now also sell directly to the public. But investment trusts have a big mountain to climb. +But the GOP lawmakers said they were sticking with the Jenkins plan, at least for now. +The utility will also try to improve communications with customers who don't speak English by giving employees key phrases in Spanish, Italian and Russian, he added. +The salary and benefits of the chairman of Abbey National rose 33 per cent last year, it was disclosed yesterday. The annual accounts said that Sir Christopher Tugendhat received Pounds 211,575 last year after being paid Pounds 95,156 in 1991. +His clients paid $3,000 for the first year of FSC sharing and will pay $2,500 a year thereafter. +Mr. Yang says the banker told him that the order to disband Kukje-ICC came from "above," and that if he resisted, many people would be hurt. +Paramount, parent of Paramount Pictures, has been considered a possible takeover target ever since it launched its own ill-fated $12.2 billion buyout bid for Time Inc. last year. +Tass said the Moscow city council was besieged with telephone calls Friday night from Muscovites worried that their neighborhood might be contaminated by poisonous gas released by the explosion earlier in the day. +At March 31, the three institutions had a total negative net worth of about $3.8 billion, and that figure is based on some lenient regulatory accounting principles. +The mismanagment of our credit system becomes even more obvious if contrasted with that of other countries. +First, they ruled that a plaintiff's decision to get their lawsuit dismissed doesn't preclude a federal judge from considering whether to impose sanctions on the lawyer. +"When I told my parents, they were pleased. +The new job for Kuehler is a recognition of his contributions in a 31-year career at the company, IBM spokesman Peter Judice said Tuesday in announcing Kuehler's promotion. +I suppose that this finding by the jury merely confirms the growing belief that no one is responsible for his or her own actions. +The engineers who designed a temporary span on the Mianus River bridge on Interstate 95 are suddenly in demand, as are hundreds of structural engineers around the country who could reap a windfall from the San Francisco earthquake. +Transcapital also announced that Jack D. Burnstein resigned as the chairman of TransOhio. +What would your reaction be?" +But the numbers are raising concern, and it does point toward additional sources" of contamination. +He was held in C hall, the largest cellblock, where about 100 inmates barricaded themselves inside. +So President Salinas (and between now and December President de la Madrid) will have a choice. +He also says that creditor claims are mounting. +However, he said an agreement on how to meet the nation's health care needs will come only after people recognize the extent of the problem and the costs for a complete solution. +A "good Samaritan" who shot two muggers, killing one of them, as they beat and robbed a screaming woman on a Brooklyn street was arrested hours later Wednesday on a weapons charge, police said. +Paramount said each of the banks would contribute $1 billion, or a total of $7 billion, toward the $15.6 billion estimated financing costs for the bid, although Paramount did not yet have commitments for the rest of the money. +Some observers believe the government announcements were calculated to legitimize SDSB, as part of a long process of "co-opting" Islam. +GDP measures the country's total output of goods and services, minus foreign income. +The radio said Shamir and Peres planned to meet by eary next week. +Market sources say Oesterreichische Laenderbank moved its operations into New York's General Motors Building very recently and has participated in the interbank market here. +"I didn't think the search was any different from what any good, well-organized client does. +Whitehead said he expected the complaint to be filed within several weeks. +At the moment, Windows is shaping up to be a big winner, likely selling some two million copies this year, while OS/2 sells a small fraction of that. +Another of the visiting scholars, David Berger, a history professor at Brooklyn College, said he helped interview prospective students and was almost brought to tears. +Of the 15 Security Council members, only Britain has wholeheartedly endorsed the U.S. action. +He said in a nationally broadcast radio speech that the constitution would "immediately take effect as the supreme law of the land." +The dollar gained more than one yen against the Japanese currency for the second consecutive trading day today, while stock prices plunged amid concerns over their recent sharp uptrend, dealers said. +The official China Daily said today the unidentified woman cook was applauded by residents in Linshu County, one of the poorest in the coastal province of Shandong. +If the victor can do so, the merger creating the nation's 12th largest bank could rank with Wells Fargo & Co.'s 1986 acquisition of Crocker National Bank in the annals of successful bank mergers. +Typical goods packaged using the machinery are coffee, sugar, powder detergent, and crisps and snacks. Molins has long sought an acquisition outside cigarette making, which accounts for most of its profits. +Eisenhower and Taft knew that ensuring harmony between America's ambitions and its resources is a moral imperative because states that tolerate a persistent imbalance between the ends and means of policy run the risk of national ruin. +This process and gamete intrafallopian transfer, or GIFT, are relatively new techniques that can be used when at least one of a woman's fallopian tubes appears normal, said a news release from the institute. +A president who didn't campaign on much of anything, on the other hand, will find himself simply deflecting whatever Congress throws his way. +Yet change could be in the offing. +"Everybody's gotten used to the incentives. +Siemens spent Pounds 137m on research and development in the UK last year, equal to 16 per cent of Siemens UK turnover. +At least two people died in the rioting, and shops and cars were burned. +July 1 _ U.S. specialists aboard a four-boat Arab mine-sweeping flotilla remove 10 to 12 mines near Kuwaiti ports. +Car makers are drawing comfort from surveys such as one by the Consumer Research Center that shows 8.1% of Americans plan to buy a car in the next six months, up from 6.7% in June 1989. +When Johnny Sylvester's father wanted a second opinion about his sick boy, he consulted Babe Ruth. +Leave the salt out when making hot cereal. +A memorial service for Leland was scheduled Saturday in Houston. +And while the retailers have undertaken a series of cost-cutting steps, other storeowners are now being forced to make the same moves to protect themselves from the current slump in consumer spending. +Beginning this past Monday, the agency's inspectors are to "walk through" the high-hazard areas of each plant after reviewing their safety logs. +Consumers and Bechtel proposed in October 1987 to form Palisades to help resolve disputes stemming from Consumers' discontinued Midland nuclear plant project, on which Bechtel was a contractor. +"Since the program started there has never been a two-month hiatus," said Rep. Dan Glickman, D-Kan., who heads the House Agriculture subcommittee on wheat, soybeans and feed grains. +Of the $1 billion available, the Soviets have used about $800 million, he said. +One testifies that she also once was a patient of his. +The government has recently closed scores of factories for not complying with tougher emission standards and ordered taxis and minibuses to use cleaner fuels. +McGrath's research was done with John Sherry of Northwestern University. +To make the federal bailout pill less bitter, the cattlemen have proposed cost-sharing projects instead of outright, direct, federal payments. +There is no telephone." The lesson, he said, is that communism doesn't work. "Communism is a foreign idea to Mongolia. +Sales of new homes increased 0.6 percent in December, while sales for the whole year rebounded slightly after plunging during 1987, the government reported today. +Jared Layne Gray, 26, appeared just before 1 a.m. Monday to confess to the May 5 robbery. +The novel is nothing but judgments, Wolff insists, a young man's moral education. +Mao long has been heralded as China's chief contributor to Marxist theory. +After Gorbachev's speech, the white-haired Yeltsin told legislators that the first task of the proposed anti-crisis committee would be to take an inventory of all the food in the country and distribute it where necessary. +In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Thursday, the group said it requested a list of shareholder information from Matrix and that Matrix has agreed to supply the data. +Once the law recognizes the demand to protect human life, the logic of that position becomes inexorable. +Alex is an Aberdeen company formed to challenge British Airways and Air UK, which Aberdonians and oil company executives claim charge too much. +Mexico demanded an explanation and Attorney General Dick Thornburgh asked DEA director William C. Bennett for "a full and immediate" investigation. +The evidence is clear: 1. Credit-card interest rates are higher than the other leading rates. +A huge silver stockpile at exchanges, refiners, consuming industries and government warehouses of at least 617 million ounces is the market depressant, says Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. in a report. +Col. Carlos Camilio Hernandez told reporters Wednesday after asking a judge to postpone his hearing until a new defense lawyer is named. +J.P. Industries rose 7/8 to 22 5/8 in Big Board trading. +But after he appealed to the city civil service commission, he was reinstated with back pay. +The bank has been trying to cut costs through layoffs and selling businesses outside of its core consumer and business banking divisions because of the Arizona and Texas losses. +As the chart shows, between 1961 and 1991 the 12 current members of the EC increased their exports to one another from 43 per cent of total exports to 62 per cent. +Share issues take two main forms: a restricted issue to a company's own employees and a public issue for general purchase. +But the government now has another chance to examine, before the button is pressed, whether Thorp is really the best and most profitable way forward for Britain to dispose of nuclear waste. +Under Japanese patent law, U.S. companies can't protect innovations unless they register them within one year of the day they file for patent protection in the U.S. +"Once primarily non-profit and hospital-based, the laboratory industry now is composed largely of profit-making independent and large commercial ventures," Dr. Roper said. +But there is room for more. +But Venezuela's Generalized System of Preferences status will come under a review authorized by another trade-law provision that denies participation in the program to countries that expropriate U.S. property, Mr. Yeutter said. +Earlier in the day, the bonds traded as high as 101 21/32. +The rating agency put the debt on CreditWatch with negative implications. +Before that, he was in charge of marketing at Falconbridge, the international nickel producer. Mr Bill James, his former boss at Falconbridge, remembers Mr Bonar as a 'pretty shrewd guy'. +The rate at chemical plants rose 0.2 percentage points to 86.2 percent in May. +Three days after his inauguration, Bush told an anti-abortion rally via a telephone hookup that abortion is "our national tragedy," and he spoke forcefully in favor of ending abortion on demand. +The decision has led to other uses of coastal areas by federal agencies that sometimes oppose states' management programs, said Jones' office. +"What we are dealing with is a war of symbols," said Madalyn Murray O'Hair, founder of the Texas-based American Atheists, which claims 50,000 families as members. +In magazines, higher advertising revenues at Sports Illustrated and Fortune were offset by lower ad revenue for other major magazines. +About 1.7 million Palestinians live in the occupied lands. +It prohibited the Defense Department and Central Intelligence Agency from military aid "for the purpose of overthrowing the government of Nicaragua." +At the bottom-left corner are the invading Mongol hordes selling Russian womanhood into slavery. +All gas turbines for the 60Hz market, North America and parts of Asia, are now leaving KWU via Milwaukee. Meanwhile, considerable improvement efforts have been made over the past decade in the German plants. +Administration officials are pleased with Mr. Arias's performance thus far, but they remain skeptical about his ultimate judgment. +In 1987, 18 Mexican men suffocated inside a locked boxcar after crossing the border into a freight yard in El Paso. +'Such exceptional rates of growth are not sustainable over time,' says Mr Roberto Zahler, the bank's president. But shifting economic gear will require an important change in Chilean business culture. +Children who had been playing with the boy prior to the accident told firefighters the manhole was covered with a piece of carpet, said Lt. +Under the plan, the company will grant holders of its 57.8 million shares rights to 34.5 million shares of new common, or 0.6 rights per share, which it will place in a pool to be distributed in full to those who exercise their rights. +Even worse for Iraqi gunners, Lt. +It is counter-productive to have a currency which in one month alone loses about a quarter of its value. +Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine, and Minority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., said the administration supported the resolution. +The stock market opened lower after a stronger-than-expected durable goods report for April that suggested the pace of economic growth might not be slowing as predicted. +Colombia has sent 15 drug suspects to the United States since last August, when President Virgilio Barco ordered the crackdown in retaliation for the slaying by traffickers of a presidential candidate. +"This seemed to suggest there could be a simple genetic basis for airway hyper-reactivity, asthma and chronic obstructive lung disease," Levitt said. +Attractively staged by the designer-director John Pascoe, well-paced by John DeMain, the company's music director, and often impressively sung, this production made a strong case that "Maria's" musical virtues far outweigh its dramatic flaws. +Syntech International Inc. said founder Gordon T. Graves resumed his position as chief executive officer and rejoined the company board. +Similarly pleased with the success of their experiment, Nintendo and Dentsu in March formed a new joint venture, "Mario Ltd.," to sell software from the seminar. +That amounted to an ad equivalency of $3.12 million, the company says. +For relief, we switched to the BBC and immediately found a fascinating program on the German kid who recently had landed a plane in Red Square. +In most cases, the rumors hold that Satan worshipers are looking for blond, blue-eyed children to kill in a sacrifice to the devil. Some versions say the satanic followers must round up several children to sacrifice before Halloween. +The case was widely seen as being politically damaging to Kaunda and the party in power after state witnesses cited official corruption as a major reason allegedly given by the defendants for planning Kaunda's ouster. +Sales in the Ratners chain fell 24 per cent in 1991 on a comparable store basis. Mr McAdam said there had been an over-dependence on low prices and promotional activity. +It doesn't increase the federal deficit, doesn't affect federal services, doesn't cost the president political support, doesn't alienate most special interests. +A highly publicized round of similar talks last month led to some job offers for gang members, but no end to the violence that has claimed an average of one life a day in Los Angeles County. Police cautioned people to keep their expectations low. +The body was found Wednesday after one youth, Barry Bootan, bragged of the incident to a girlfriend, who told police, authorities said. +Screwdriver Redesign Aims to Lock Out Slips BERNARD Jacovitz is nothing if not self-confident. +The comptroller general is appointed by the president but can be removed from office only by Congress. +"He has taken over the helm of a ship that has a rotten bottom, and he has been running around trying to patch up the holes with tar, but he has too many gushers." Brennan reportedly was given the ultimatum during a directors' meeting last Wednesday. +The administration earlier advised China to submit a trade liberalization program by Sept. 30 and warned it would consider initiating an investigation if that deadline wasn't met. +Mr. Gotschall was president of the company's turbine-parts group until his election as Sifco's president in 1989. +Mr Newlands has taken an increasingly high profile at budget meetings. +Iranians referred to Khomeini as the imam, or supreme spiritual leader. +In proxy materials for its annual meeting, Columbia said Mr. Spiegel received $960,000 in salary and a $2.9 million bonus last year. +Also as part of the bid, Becor's senior management after two years would have the right to acquire slightly more than half of the equity from Lynch at the initial acquisition price, provided "certain earnings objectives are met," Lynch said. +During the presidential campaign, the flexible freeze became Bush's all-purpose answer to queries on how he planned to increase spending for a variety of domestic programs while still lowering the budget deficit without an increase in taxes. +John L. Baker President, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assn. +Several analysts made negative comments on the stock yesterday morning, citing a pending Federal Communications Commission ruling that could restrict the ability of networks to sell or syndicate television reruns. +The session is slated to start next Tuesday. +Third-quarter results reported earlier this week were also dismal at Ford Motor Co., which posted a smaller-than-anticipated profit of $101.7 million, and at Chrysler Corp., which lost $214 million. +The Environmental Protection Agency proposed new restrictions on uses of the herbicide cyanazine because it may cause birth defects. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Smith Corona fell 50 cents to close at $9.125. +The Clinton administration yesterday abandoned its fight for 'fast-track' authority to negotiate future trade pacts. +The bizarre happenings continued when lawyer Fred Levin, who met with Horton the day he died, claimed four dead canaries with their necks broken were left outside his office and homes, apparently as warnings against "singing" to authorities. +We've never said anything different about that. +But a state department official said he understood the BP proposal and a separate US company proposal to sell aircraft for crop dusting to Iran had both been scheduled for further discussion yesterday at an inter-agency meeting. +In January, the National Gallery in London made an astonishing decision. +The company said Miracle Feeds, which has headquarters in London, has annual sales of 78 million Canadian dollars (US$67.9 million) and employs 104 people. +The council on Thursday worked on a British compromise draft. +Iran and Iraq bombarded each others' capitals with missiles today for the 10th day. +The word 'offshore' conjures images of white sand, palm trees and discreet financial dealings. +He thought World War II was a terrible mistake and became a conscientious objector. +Some City observers favour Mr Gershon at this stage because of his successful handling of GPT. Lord Weinstock said his role with GEC would be determined by his ability to continue doing his job. +The new S&L owners often skirted the edge of regulatory propriety, and some of them, investigators say, may have committed fraud. +In aggregate, I have handed over money to the society for the dubious privilege of risking all the assets on which my family and I depend. +Flynn, a lifelong South Boston resident, said those responsible "will pay a heavy price." No one was hurt in the incident Wednesday evening at the third-floor apartment shared by Bullock, her husband, four children and grandson. +So-called drive-off ceremonies are traditional in the auto industry; auto makers usually view such occasions as free publicity for a new model. +Investment inflows into Africa, relative to GDP, are half the level of those elsewhere. +And the financial decline of some looks steep only in comparison with the heady period that is just behind them. +The small print tells investors to consider currency exchange risks before buying the unit trust. +Mr. Roche, 50, had been vice president of Cardio Data Systems. +Price shares closed yesterday at $9.50, down 12.5 cents in American Stock Exchange composite trading. +Pay cuts have been extremely rare. IDS report 613 and IDS Top Pay Unit Review 133. +Rehearsals and taping began two weeks earlier in this Yucatan resort. +The results were a paring of Northern's expenses in 1989 to 18.5% of revenues from 20.1% the year before. +Corporate Issues The corporate calendar featured no new issues. +And can they be maintained? Evidence derived from the ivory trade debate suggests that the ban is valuable as a source of publicity and has helped to reduce consumer demand for ivory products. +A proliferation of magnetic cards, hole-in-the-wall machines and telephone banking services has opened new opportunities but has also destroyed tried and tested banking conventions. +The Soviet Union has offerred 100 tents, 1,000 blankets and 100 tons of medicine, he said. +Bernadine Healy, of Ohio, chairman of the Research Institute of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, and a staff member of the clinic's cardiology department. +Rafi Edri, a former Labor minister, said on Israel TV that Labor still believes it will be able to win over Shas becaause only a Peres-led coalition could advance the peace process. +The company's vinyl and specialty chemical operations were "hurt by the recession" and reported losses, Goodrich said. +In the meantime, borrowing by plastic is actually getting more expensive because provisions of the 1986 tax law are rapidly phasing out deductions for credit-card interest payments. +On the New York Coffee Sugar & Cocoa Exchange, July coffee settled more than 22 cents a pound higher than the life-of-contract low of $1.006 struck April 1. +The three-story building in Skokie was built in the 1950s and has served as the location of a number of Sears offices over the years, officials said. +Ragsdale contended the requirements were medically unnecessary and discouraged abortion providers by forcing them to build "the equivalent of a small hospital," an expensive proposition that effectively hampered access to abortion. +Someone should take them aside and tell them that they are in fact doing extremely well under the circumstances, which they are. True, there is room for improvement. +Mr. Whittle would remain in control of the company's operations. +Three people died in the Charlotte area and preliminary estimates put the damage at $300 million. +The Tokyo market recouped in the past week, with the Nikkei index gaining a net 610 points despite signals that Japanese economic growth might be flagging. +"I think it's really wonderful that these children can do that," Alliata said. "It's very touching." Mass mailings by 100 senators during 1987-88 cost taxpayers more than $52.7 million, the congressional watchdog Common Cause says in a report. +The buildings are on 235 acres near downtown, Eppley Airfield and the Missouri River. +Shareholders rejected a leveraged buyout proposal by senior management last year, and proposals to buy the company's steel and construction businesses have also failed. +The 1986 accord has already been legally challenged by the European Economic Community. +Harvard's fall tuitions won't be announced until later this month, but spokesman Peter Costa said fees probably will be up 5 percent to 7 percent. +"There is going to be no cut for all our regular customers," said a Saudi petroleum official. +It doesn't make any sense, but it's wonderful," George said. +It's unclear how Holiday management will fare. +The accounting firms, which are now beginning to send recruiters on their annual campus rounds, don't want to discuss the increased stinginess of their employment practices. +The Bass investors also are suing for a bigger share of dividends they claim aren't fairly distributed. +Malden's only other series was "Skag," in which he played a steel mill worker. +While some thieves at airports are outsiders, police say most work for airlines or for the myriad companies that provide services to the carriers. +Her body was unearthed in April by police acting on an anonymous tip more than five months after Sinks reported her missing. +SAS has loose marketing agreements with Thai Airways International and All Nippon Airways and owns 25% of the European Amadeus computer reservations system. +It also provides timely support to Mr Gunter Rexrodt, Germany's economics minister, who says he wants to use his government's EU presidency in the second half of this year to lead a crusade in favour of deregulation. +"The combination of Soviet psychological warfare and Western willingness to be deceived has paralyzed the will of even the most resolute and wise leaders." +President Daniel arap Moi freed Kuria Dec. 12, and the attorney rejoined his partners in a Nairobi law firm. +In "Happy Days," a woman is buried up to her neck in sand. +Government security officials had refused to allow either defendant to inspect the sensitive material. +Car sales fell to a seasonally adjusted annual selling rate of 5.8 million vehicles, the lowest since October 1987. +Robertson will replace his son as CBN's chief executive officer. +Other humpback herds are located off Nova Scotia, Greenland and Iceland, said Weinrich. +If investors had sold stock funds heavily, some funds might have been forced to sell stock in order to meet redemptions, said A. Michael Lipper, president of Lipper Analytical Services. +A gallery representative said Christie's had been tipped to watch Suesserman. +In the index, it has nine entries for first lady Mamie Eisenhower. +Space agency officials said they wanted to determine the readiness of the shuttle's redesigned booster rocket and ordered it tested for a third time. +"It was a sad, sad case but we feel our people were correct in their actions and our policy is sound." He declined to comment further, citing the $60 million lawsuit filed by Mrs. Jarnagin against the department and the city. +Because American Express wants to turn Shearson around fast, analysts said they expect cuts to occur quickly and in bulk. +The new general consensus of moderate economic growth this year is likely to be an important element in Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's testimony before Congress Tuesday when he reveals the Fed's policy targets for 1990. +Anand, one of India's new breed of capitalists, has yet to realize his dream of sashaying stewardesses. +He says the company will shift production of low-profit products such as hand-held calculators and medium-priced cameras to Asian countries such as Taiwan and South Korea. +"You don't want to get caught in a controversy about what they are or aren't doing, and get crucified in the marketplace in the meantime," he added. +Advertising executives question whether Mr. Murdoch can make good on his promise. +India's ambivalence toward foreign investment is deep-rooted and bound in a skein of cultural and political threads. +That evening at 5:45, just as they did every day, he and the other two members of his car pool headed home to New Jersey. +Gonzalez, Foreign Minister Francisco Fernandez Ordonez and other officials and stood by at the airport as soldiers rendered military honors. +Still others have called arriving late for work "the expression of bourgeois liberalization." +But, he added, she is "still not fully oriented to time and place." During the weekend, the woman twice developed fevers of 101.5 degrees, which Kurtz said may stem from infections and from inflammation of an arm vein used for intravenous treatment. +Automotive News said the nation's Big Three automakers lost 214 dealerships and overseas-based automakers lost the rest. +The Missouri case, William L. Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services, was brought to the attention of newly installed Attorney General Dick Thornburgh shortly after he started work last summer, the Justice Department official said. +Among refined products, September unleaded gasoline rose 0.35 cent to close at 53.93 cents a gallon. +Lilian Stevens, who killed herself last July at age 84 while in failing health, bequeathed $32,000 to the My Choice organization she helped found. +The 1987 results were reduced by $1.23 a share as a result of write-offs in the first and second quarters for reserves increases and losses by an insurance subsidiary, said Harry E. Figgie Jr., chairman and chief executive officer. +They aren't willing to give up on Mr. Reagan; indeed, they want to give him the benefit of the doubt and believe his motives were good. +It worked very well because the TKM deal galvanised the whole company, pulling everyone together - it was very exciting. +New orders for factory goods fell 1.7% in August, the first drop since January, while robust nonresidential building pushed construction outlays up 1.6%, the Commerce Department said. +"I think it is a very positive sign that they are letting hostages call home," she said. "We're all planning to spend the holidays with John." Meanwhile, a British lawmaker said families of the hostages should stop complaining. +The pilot aborted the takeoff at 11:29 p.m. and the plane skidded off runway into 25 to 40 feet of water in Bowery Bay, about 50 to 100 feet from the end of the runway built on pilings in the water, officials said. +Neuenschwander fell while trying to get out of the way and the van ran over his left arm and leg. +His New Democracy party won elections Sunday after two inconclusive polls in June and November. +Fulton County Medical Examiner Gerald Gowitt examined the remains and said the bones and a skull apparently belonged to Susie Roberts, who drove off in a car with a friend in 1958 and never returned. +The Agriculture Department buys surplus butter, cheese and non-fat dry milk at prices high enough to keep milk prices paid to farmers by dealers from dropping significantly below the support level. +I've got a teen-age boy." In a city of just under 1 million and an estimated homosexual population of 80,000, those words sparked protests from residents and civil liberties groups. +Bohanon reasoned that since he had declared the Oklahoma City district desegregated in 1977, the federal courts no longer had jurisdiction. +Allen I. Questrom, chairman and chief executive of Allied and Federated, said the plan is the foundation on which to build a proposal to get out of bankruptcy proceedings. +With space, another hot Washington phrase applies: The question is not whether we can afford to devote ourselves to a serious program, but whether we can afford not to. +And there are quite a few such investment proposals in the pipeline in West Bengal. +Economists say that if Indonesia's GSP status was revoked between Dollars 60m and Dollars 70m worth of trade would be lost. +North is accused of 12 criminal charges, including obstructing Congress and making false statements to Congress and the attorney general. +In North Dakota, for example, a record $205 million was wagered on games of chance last year, including pull tabs, blackjack and bingo. +Lawmakers, however, have been wary about tying up the Senate floor for six weeks or more. +It could happen to anyone." However, Semler said he is recommending an exercise and diet plan for Hackman, who lives in Beverly Hills, Calif. +The Santa Clara, Calif., company blamed poor sales of certain "commodity" semiconductors, standardized chips that can be bought from any number of makers. +Photonics has applications in fiber optics, including optical navigation systems, cable television signal distribution, antenna interconnects, telecommunications and instrumentation. +The White House caved in after Senator Garn lobbied President Reagan. +Some 40,000 of those models and up to 100,000 engines produced in Georgetown will be shipped to Japan. +Quiles watched the search from his doorway across a fence from the Noda home, and told her family that Joanna was bound to turn up, said her cousin Tanya Lopez. +Unidanmark's peaked at DKr18.6bn in 1989 and was down to DKr11.5bn at the end of last year. The difference lies in their respective lending policies. +The speech was taped from state television and translated by The Associated Press. +The wounded soldier was captured and was being interrogated. +We still do not know," the president said. "But I can say to you we're moving forward on the treaty and its associated documents with renewed vigor and cooperation. +Yet that only serves to emphasise the tightness of his straitjacket. +U.S. Sen. Quentin Burdick was undergoing tests today in a hospital where he was taken by ambulance after complaining he was not feeling well, an aide said. +It comes from the will of the Panamanian people," Foreign Minister Julio Linares said Wednesday at a news conference. +Cuauhtemoc, with 33 percent of the domestic beer market, is the second largest of Mexico's three beer manufacturers after the Modelo brewery. +"Saddam did the same thing with (Egyptian President Hosni) Mubarak, who felt insulted when he realized the Iraqi leader was lying. +Black smoke poured from the ship as the captain radioed for help. +Mr. Bork noted that reversal of a conviction "is virtually automatic if the government knowingly uses perjured testimony." +National City Corp. has offered to acquire the Cleveland-based bank through an $870 million stock swap. +Ms. Bunch, whose own house was demolished, brushed back tears as she told residents: "We're going to build the island back. +In recent weeks, there has been increasing concern that few banks will offer to lend further funds. +The charges include the possibility Baxter promised not to do business with Israel and may have paid a $2.2 million bribe in Saudi Arabia in 1983 to try to get off the boycott list. +"We might as well as go on to something else," said Senate GOP leader Bob Dole of Kansas. +'It would be easy for people to say this is another India, but that is not really justifiable,' he said. +Hiring a professional to do it can easily add $400 a partnership to an investor's tax-preparation expenses. +He postulates a last-ditch National Commission to Rebuild Canada in 1996, the failure of which leads to Quebec's stormy unilateral declaration of independence four years later. +Upon court approval, Revco said that Lazard Freres will function as adviser in all aspects of its reorganization. +It claims more than 80 nations have recogized the new state. +All data were collected in February 1987. +"The character of the house should guide your choice of windows, but if the house lacks character entirely, you can compensate _ through the windows you choose," he says. +The Germans want it applied again to floating currencies, but the commission is not keen. +Crazy Eddie said it was negotiating a confidentiality agreement with Entertainment Marketing when the Houston company withdrew its bid. +"We want a string of ice-cream parlors," he says. +The U.S. must also urgently address the misery afflicting most inhabitants of Muslim countries, which underlies their endemic violence. +Here are states ranking in the bottom half nationally in several examples of risky health behavior, according to a 1988 Centers for Disease Control survey in 36 states and the District of Columbia. +Because of fire and toxic fumes, the commanding officer ordered the vessel evacuated, he said. +Dismal June employment figures released last Thursday were the last straw. +Indian soldiers and paramilitary police guard Srinagar's main streets and every bridge over the Jhelum River, which snakes through the city of 1 million people. +Now, superregionals face the challenge of pushing expansion without compromising earnings. +Under the settlement, companies will begin placing warning labels on cigars and pipe tobacco. +More than 1,300 people have died in the conflict since January, when the Indian army launched its military crackdown on Moslem insurgents fighting for either independence or union with Pakistan. +Thus, the Germans could have claimed the Jews were not the business of the Red Cross, the BBC said. +The arts have not been at the top of his agenda during his campaign. +Along with the United States, China and Pakistan have been the main backers of the Afghan rebels fighting the Soviet-backed government in Kabul. +The dollar usually firms on news of higher inflation because it indicates a possible rise in interest rates if the Federal Reserve moves to tighten credit. +Mr Clarke now holds the second most powerful office in the land. +A mine exploded during a U.S. Army training exercise Monday, and 10 American soldiers were injured, two seriously, a military spokesman said. +The news agency said strikes had immobilized industries, construction sites and some government offices. +But relations between Solidarity and the government it helped create remained uneasy. +But the people he's talking to, "the vocal ones," are strongly opposed to the budget compromise Bush is trying to sell to the country and Congress. +About 4,000 workers went on strike Tuesday at a coal mine in southern Poland and demanded the legalization of the banned Solidarity trade union, activists said. +We naturally put a different slant on our writing depending on our audience. +"This time it won't be for just shopping. +"But dollar-selling sentiment continued to prevail in the market as participants waited cautiously for the release of U.S. trade figure," Yamazaki said. +Bush ordered the test sale Wednesday, with his spokesman saying it was intended in part as a "signal" to quell speculation in the oil markets and halt skyrocketing crude prices. +The carrier claimed the cutback was necessary because its unionized pilots had held work slowdowns during contract negotiations. +He patented it, and made the rounds again. +The American and allied response is now favored not only by the fundamental measures of power but by an extraordinary coalition of historical coincidences. +It is interesting to contemplate the political considerations that led Helmut Kohl to violate his tax pledge. +Doctors in France prescribe five times as many items as UK doctors and six times as many as in Denmark. +It could also be made easier for people to sub-divide NVQs by doing a core qualification and then adding more sophisticated options. The upgrading of vocational qualifications remains in its infancy in Britain. +In a speech to the North Atlantic Assembly, an independent body of lawmakers from the 16 NATO nations, Kohl extended that message somewhat to include other Alliance allies in Western Europe. +The modernization issue has become increasingly sensitive in recent months. +The appeal also urged that the Philadelphia case be used to reverse the high court's 1973 decision legalizing abortion. +Asked what role AMC President Joseph E. Cappy may play in the combined company, Mr. Bidwell said, "Hopefully he will find it attractive to join us," though again he didn't elaborate. +And just one week after signing a deal to buy Almaden wine, he turned around and announced that RJR was selling its entire wine, liquor and beer business. +On Thursday, Mrs. Marcos, 60, was removed from a courtroom on a stretcher after she collapsed and coughed up blood. +Target prices are the amounts the government sets for wheat, corn, cotton, soybeans and rice. +Throughout his visit this week in Washington, Yeltsin stressed that he and Gorbachev have ended their feud and plan to work together. +So if the latter are offered a new benefit when they are unwell that is more generous than unemployment benefit or the state pension, some who previously chose to work despite chronic illness or disability will no longer do so. +Six others were under age 18 and will be sent to reform school, the broadcast said. +Year-earlier results were restated to reflect the company's sale of its book publishing division last year to Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Inc. +In subsequent testimony, SEC Chairman David Ruder hinted at some of the proposals now being jointly discussed by regulators and the various exchanges. +But as business boomed, new gambling houses were built early this year, and advertising campaigns were launched in Montreal, the main source of customers. +Prominent officials and literary figures appealed on radio and television for patience and an end to protests and strikes, he said. +In Moscow, radicals at the opening of the Russian republic's congress said today they want to take over the republic's affairs from the national government and elect a rival of Gorbachev as their president. +TED & FIDEL: Cable tycoon Ted Turner, not known as a journalist although he founded Cable News Network, this month taped an interview with Cuban leader Fidel Castro, whom he first met in 1982. +Tutwiler said there will always be time for her other interests, of which she has many. +Trading units fought for access to limited capital resources. +The city's two major newspapers think it is. +The administration wants a professional regulator to head the Office of Thrift Supervision, rather than an appointee whose chief qualifications are political connections, according to an industry source, who spoke Tuesday on condition of anonymity. +Citicorp, also a recent regular at the top of the list, experienced a 1.7 million-share increase, to 12.9 million shares. +GENEVA (AP) - Jane Dempsey Douglass, a theology historian at Princeton University in the United States, has been elected president of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches by the group's executive committee. +The analysis is as dark and pathetic, as ridden with complexes and hatreds as that of any important public man of our times. +Now, following decentralisation, retrenchment and the demerger of Zeneca, ICI's bioscience offshoot which has moved to new premises, there are only 240 people based at Millbank. +Currently, that market is dominated by National City Corp., AmeriTrust Corp. and Society Corp. and increasingly is being studied by New York and Pittsburgh banks that have loan offices here. +Although Illinois Bell promised rebates, several businesses were angry enough to file lawsuits charging the utility was negligent in failing to staff the switching station, which houses computerized equipment to connect local and long-distance calls. +Sales in the quarter fell to $309.2 million from $402.6 million. +As previously reported, the $16.4 million settlement represents the total amount Chrysler has agreed to pay to owners of at least 32,750 cars, which had been driven with disconnected odometers prior to sale. +Mr. Farley argued the statute is unconstitutional. +The peacemakers descend on Baghdad almost daily. +He said deputies kicked in the doors and found the victims, all shot with a handgun, he said. +Police gave a job application to an unarmed bank security guard who chased and tackled a man later booked for investigation of robbery Saturday, authorities said. +Many of the high-ranking executives there had given up support for the merger long ago. +We took the initiative and informed the Fed about the valuation. +Experts are checking the extent of the damage," said a local church official who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Wall Street, which had made darlings of oil field companies in anticipation that Kuwaiti reconstruction would be a windfall, took the news hard. +This year, the same forces are at work. +Southeast Asians, with their memories of Japan's ambitions 50 years ago, would much prefer it be the U.S., whose presence limits the need for Japan to extend its military power in the region. +Diamond said the investigation was turned over to the FBI on Thursday. +Clark couldn't afford to pay his defense fee. +The number of men and women in the armed forces is down slightly from last year, according to figures released Wednesday by the Pentagon. +General Motors Corp.'s car and truck production fell 3.1% in December to 313,978 vehicles. +Public health and agricultural officials would no longer confront us with the paradox of, on the one hand, ordering warning statements on cigarette packs and the other, providing subsidies for the growth of a lethal product. +In California, disbarments and forced resignations from the bar are at an alltime high. +Endurance, which recently underwent emergency repairs after an iceberg knocked a hole in its hull, went to the rescue, the ministry said. +Germany, wholesale prices for March. +Wall Street is notorious for its high compensation levels, particularly during boom cycles such as the mid-1980s when young investment bankers and other professionals quickly commanded six-figure salaries. +And, frankly, he deserves to have his president and the president's spokesman commend him for the work that he's done in the last two year." Fitzwater said he would not comment on the circumstances of Cavazos' resignation, which occurred Wednesday. +A section of the central city area was blocked for about three hours. Mr Jay Naidoo, general secretary of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), told a press conference yesterday: 'We are determined to remove this government from power.' +Reynolds Metals Co., Richmond, Va., adopted a shareholder rights plan to protect itself in case of a hostile takeover attempt. +Journal readers may remember Christopher de Vinck's article about life with his brother. +In the May count, civilian employment dropped by 518,000 jobs. In June, employment rose by 823,000. Did such a extreme dip and rise actually occur? +The government calculates that the total debt stood at $532.5 billion at the end of 1988. +Silk farmers have since been protected by import restrictions and soaring subsidies. But they are now wondering how much longer they can survive, reports Reuter from Tokyo. +I can not guarantee you a certain rhythm of production.' +It will inspire confidence." Publican Shane Finnegan said, "It's had a great impact." But Partick Carroll, an engineering student, felt differently. "All of the millennium has been concentrated on the central portion (of Dublin). +Some trust companies are also active investors, Mr. Yurcak says. +Leonard Freedman, regional director of Customs' office of internal affairs, said the Guard members had betrayed their duties in the war against drugs. +With long dated gilt yields falling below those on property, fund managers have shown a voracious appetite for both bricks and mortar and their paper substitute. +The sale was completed on December 31, also the last day of Hillsdown's financial year. Hillsdown's abattoirs were largely acquired when it bought FMC in 1983. +Fitzwater said the meeting dealt with Pentagon management reforms and an ongoing review of strategic issues, and not specifically with Tower's confirmation battle. +MPM director Petronio Correa is the new company's chairman, and Lintas:Brazil's chairman, Ivan Pinto, is president and chief executive. +Kevin Kline lingered for hours at the ball last year, but winner Jodie Foster couldn't wait to down pizza at literary agent Irving "Swifty" Lazar's party at Spago. +In one instance, Queenan notified the housing authority in Richland, Wash. it had been awarded 158 units before the HUD regional office in Seattle was even aware of the funding, the HUD report said. +The Congress Party holds 412 of the 544 seats. +If Roemer vetoes the measure, anti-abortion forces said they will seek an override. +Fire Marshal Rich Largo ordered the coupling and 4 feet of the gas main cut out for further investigation. +Some of the ministers who agreed to the Rotterdam communique probably didn't realize how hard it will be to keep their promise. +As a test of local acumen, the Jew took out one piaster, worth about a half-cent, and asked a boy whether he might feed himself and his donkey and still have something left over for entertainment. +Between 1977 and 1979 he was undersecretary of the Navy. +The mayor said he could not sign the agreement because he did not represent the subway corporation. +Defense budget priorities are forcing the SR-71 fleet into mothballs and satellites will take over its duties, a Pentagon spokesman said. +Bibby was likely to dispose of the Spanish company's leasing division and other non-core assets. +Prices of most debt securities were narrowly mixed in quiet trading as many of the biggest investors in the credit markets remained inactive, convinced that interest rates will climb further. +The bank board is hiring First Nationwide Bank of San Francisco to manage Mile High. +The movement toward a five-day workweek has drawn increased support from financial and government groups for several years. +Mr. Himick added that he purchased an additional 6,500 shares in July that aren't yet reflected in SEC filings. +Only you will know. +"We have similar tasks to the Soviet Communist Party. +The Sony prizes cover a wider field of radio than any single writer could know, and rely on judges - 38 this year - each expert in his own field, as well as the Society of Authors, the Radio Academy and Smash Hits. +The development is expected to cost four billion Canadian dollars ($3.2 billion). +"What we're moving toward here is a different paradigm," says Mr. Tribble of Next. +However, sources suggested yesterday the deal would combine an enhanced credit facility with a reshuffling of some debt to Marriott International. +The U.S. State Department said evacuation flights will continue to other destinations despite the order, which was to take effect Sunday. +Other investment, such as unit trusts also compare well. AVCs still remain a potentially good deal for two groups: those below senior management level who are higher-rate taxpayers but expect to retire as lower-rate taxpayers. +Tharp, herself a virtuoso with a pugnacious and Cagney-ish air to her most daring feats, loves bravura. +In 1960, the turnover of Big Board issues was 12% of the total shares outstanding; by 1986, it had risen to 87%, including trading off the exchange. +"It's easy to vote against something and call yourself a conservative, but America pays a very heavy price for neglecting health care for children," he said. +"Does he know I'm in the Roosevelt room watching his response?" +While the recession extends its grip on the world there will be no substantial improvement in the fortunes of the salerooms. +Plaskett nor Mirka could be reached for comment. +Its loss for all of 1986 was $1.91 billion. +Michael Milken will live for the rest of his life with the knowledge that he has inflicted enormous emotional and physical pain upon his wife and his children whom he loves more than anything else in the world. +He also asked the House ethics committee to determine if he had violated any law or House rule. +Hundreds of people crowded into a hall at the Romanian Military Academy in Bucharest to view the trial, the first of former Ceausescu associates since the dictator and his wife were tried in secret on genocide charges and executed Christmas Day. +He added that the company has a "number of opportunities" to expand its commercial segment worldwide. +Swedish actor Max von Sydow took Saturday's honors in the best actor category for his role in "Pelle the Conqueror" by Danish director Bille August. +Moreover, he contended, raising the speed limit would increase the nation's fuel bills $2 billion a year. +Li is believed to be among the leaders who pushed for the military crackdown that ended in the weekend massacre of hundreds of unarmed civilians as troops cleared Tiananmen Square of pro-democracy protesters. +In some parts of Panama City, workers formed vigilante groups to guard stores and other places of employment. +He added that he hoped to have the transaction completed in several weeks and certainly by Sept. 30. +The United States and 31 other member nations of the Organization of American States on Friday formally signed a wide-ranging plan to speed up the hemisphere's war against drugs. +The FAZ banished all Mediterranean pretension. +It died Sunday when it flew into the door of the visitors' center at the headquarters of the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust at Slimbridge in the county of Gloucestershire in western England, Hughes said. +A heat wave persisted in the Southwest, with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees. +Abdullah Sulaiman, 41, suffered head injuries and died in Repoh Forest on Saturday, said Ahmad Nassaruddin Shari, assistant superintendent of police. +"People simply are uncertain about what lies ahead and are pulling out of the market," he said. +A high-ranking Sandinista officer flew about 25 journalists, most of them American, to this rugged outpost on the Honduran border his troops retook from Contra rebels in a major offensive. +Under the accord, Dome's common and preferred holders would receive about $551 million in securities of Amoco's Canadian unit and Dome's 54 creditors would divide the remaining $4.55 billion in cash and securities. +However, International Business Machines wasn't among the technology stocks gaining ground. +The Salt Lake City-based software company said the reassessment could result in a charge of up to $3 million for the 1987 fourth quarter. +No way, say many experts. +Analysts estimate the move would bring a profit of between $1 billion and $1.5 billion to savings institutions, which are badly in need of new capital. +However, nations in arrears would lose their voting rights, and gold roughly equivalent to their original contribution to the IMF could be sold if they did not meet their obligations. +The commission, in issuing its recommendation last year, estimated savings of $5.6 billion over 20 years. +Sharaa said the hostage-takers "must be isolated. +The group benefited from the inclusion of the US ducting company Flexible Technologies, which it bought for Pounds 33.3m at the end of the previous year. +On the other hand, a 15% discount was an opportunity that rarely, if ever, came along. +This would prevent members from getting long vacations at resorts, even if they speak for free. +Livestock futures fell on Friday; pork bellies were mixed. +The decline was led by cars but affected every sector, from consumer goods and business equipment to utilities. +And that adjustment is far from over. +Because Pakistan refuses to recognize Afghanistan's Soviet-backed government, the delegations sit in separate rooms, with Cordovez shuttling back and forth. +Yoder's wife, Carolyn Yoder, was also among those keeping the vigil on the lawn outside where the hostages were held. +Some 800,000 Jews died in 1942 and 1943, when "Ivan" worked at the camp. +Private enterprise starts fell by 3 per cent, while completions rose by 1 per cent. Housing starts are generally seen as a leading indicator of activity in the economy. +Yanovskaya says Bulgakov's ability to find comedy in the bleakest of circumstances is a trait she and her colleagues also relied on heavily in the pre-glasnost days. +In another development, an internal NATO dispute with France apparently was resolved. +Such talk doesn't sit well with the journals. +That may be especially true if U.S. consumers stay stingy with their own dollars. +The group will get 20.4 percent of the company, which is trying to modernize and expand an aging system that now serves 4.1 million customers in this rapidly growing country of some 84 million people. +Further increases are likely, said Robert Dederick, executive vice president at Northern Trust Co. in Chicago. +Then, when the time is ripe, it will float. +"We thought it was very nice of him to call," Larry Swanson said. +The justices have said they would use a pending case to decide the fate of the earlier decision giving individuals the right to sue to stop acts of private bias. +Kohl, speaking on national television, said the two small right-wing parties apparently picked up votes from farmers who are unhappy with Spaeth's policies and want more aid. +Budget Rent A Car Corp. is going private with the help of Ford Motor Co. in a move one analyst says may be matched by other domestic automakers. +That's a long way." +Intel has just begun an Dollars 80m advertising campaign to boost sales of PCs containing Pentium, its highest performance microprocessor, during the busy Christmas selling season. +The enraged General Assembly rebuked Washington and traveled to Geneva in protest to hear him. +The king suffered a stroke June 2 while in the hospital for treatment of a mild infection of the pericardium, the sac around the heart. +Earlier this week, Adams was released from prison in Texas on grounds his first trial was unfair. +Syrian troops handling security in Beirut's Moslem sectors arranged a cease-fire late this morning to stem the fighting, the third clash in 24 hours, police said. +The Legend, the leader in Honda's luxury car line, will have few changes for 1990. +The losses halved its share capital. Independent said it was in talks with a Swedish bank consortium and its chief shareholders. +Meanwhile, Szeplaki and others are asking Venezuelans to boycott shark meat. +Single pricing, however operated, is almost bound to have the opposite effect. There is no doubt that dual pricing comes into its own for specialist small company and emerging market funds which hit liquidity problems. +The Christian newspapers all wanted to keep the news down, as they all have close links to the Christian Democratic Party. +This is mere word-play, if not contradiction. But at the end of the book we get a list of virtues to put in reason's place. +'Many people in evidence to us said the department was biased towards roads. +And there is wide agreement among forecasters, paying more heed to high factory utilization levels than to high unemployment, that prices will soon rise faster in all major economies. +The load factor fell to 52.6% from 53%. +Homes and streets have collapsed under torrential rains in this Central African capital, killing at least 23 people, official sources said Tuesday. +"Our breath has been taken away by the speed" in which producing nations are putting out the welcome mat, Mr. Browne says. +Cheney has not reached a final decision, however, and still hopes changes will be made before the House and Senate take up the bill, possibly as early as Sunday, the official said. +Still, Mr. Zamfir has his admirers: Heartland and cable officials agree that TV sales of Zamfir albums have reached 750,000, enough to make him a millionaire. +The Commerce Department reported that retail automobile inventories fell 3.7 percent in October, but Niemira said that represented some problems with the government's seasonal adjustment factor since car sales have plummeted since the end of September. +Other estimates said there were about 1 million strikers. +The company, which earlier this year predicted a "significant" second-quarter loss, also cited disappointing early sales of "certain" promotional products, which it didn't name. +It was almost like losing a brother," Robert Kesmodel, now a Baltimore businessman, said of learning that Hayes had died. +Canadian Technical also makes pressure-sensitive tape. +MBB, which is a subsidiary of West Germany's largest industrial group, Daimler-Benz AG, and Aerospatiale said they plan to set up a French holding company to be called Eurocopter S.A. to house the partners' respective helicopter operations. +Benedicto Rodrigues dos Santos, coordinator of the National Movement of Street Kids, told The Associated Press: "For these kids, survival is a challenge. +This capital-goods boom has been made possible by exports: About 45% of capital goods output is now sold abroad, more than double the proportion of the late 1960s. +Neither Ogilvy & Mather nor the San Francisco office of Grey resorted to such tactics. +Coast Distribution System is based in San Jose, Calif. +Organizers at both pavilions said their theaters were filled to capacity for every performance, with many viewers waiting several hours for a chance to float through the air while still safely seated. +After that, it will be put up for lease by the highest bidder, like other farmland in national parks. +Tobacco, up 0.7 percent for the month and 11 percent over the past year. +As for "high stakes" uses of test scores by colleges and employers, the commission split: Some members believed that the surest route to better results is to affect student (and school) behavior by making results count. +The craftsmen were taken from their homes Friday by four men in military clothing and armed with assault rifles and revolvers in Ayacucho, a rebel stronghold about 230 miles southeast of Lima, according to a victim's daughter. +The partnership holds about 5.1 million shares, according to the filing. +The main goals are to "debilitate U.S. defense planning and acquisition," split the Western alliance, rally Western anti-military sentiment and "promote the Soviet image of peace-loving and that of the United States as war-mongering." +A spokesman for Buckingham Palace, when asked if the royal family would have a statement, replied: "None whatsoever." Marina Ogilvy is a pianist who won a place at London's respected Guildhall School of Music, but recently turned it down. +A search for the torso in Pohopoco Creek near the Lehigh River in Carbon County about 80 miles to the northwest was called off at dusk, Grasso said. +Participants at the conference planned to draw up an Arab peace plan they would propose as an alternative to the multinational force opposing Baghdad. +If you die soon afterwards, the annuity will turn out to have been a bad investment. +The ninth was only announced this week - LePage, a tape and sealing products maker, where the trust is investing Dollars 9m in a combination of debt and equities. Valuation is always a key issue at a trust which has large unquoted holdings. +Trade's inevitable troubles, however, are a politician's playpen. +Still, the committee blasted the Air Force and Navy for failing to develop "viable alternative" sources for the components. +Consumer advocates are optimistic that a mandatory inspection bill will be passed this year. +"There is nothing for me here. +Beyond the Bush years? +Europeans still confuse it regularly with the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg and the International Court of Justice in The Hague. In the 1960s and early 1970s it was widely seen as the only Community institution which functioned efficiently. +Yet Glaxo has just reported a 16 per cent rise in profits. +"The apparatus clearly wants to get retaliation, clearly wants to impose its own way at the Congress," Popov charged. +In turn, most of those profits would have been reinvested in the hope of further gains, and some of those investments surely would have flowed to the smaller, cutting-edge firms that are now being told to get lost by bankers clamping down on credit. +"A lot of work in the '80s has been lost to the Far East." +AT&T treasurer Lawrence Prendergast said selling the stock to Capital Group would replace that underwriting, saving fees and expenses of about 2.5%, or about $16.3 million. +The league's flirtation with cable is seen in some quarters as a ploy to get the networks at least to match last year's rights fee of $495 million. +An International Signal unit, according to Ferranti, reported on its books #215 million ($332.5 million) of weapons contracts that didn't exist. +Truly, here is a Miss Marple (Joan Hickson) who surpasses the amusing (but-untrue-to-the-Agatha-Christie- original) Margaret Rutherford. +Hundreds of industrial plants spread across 45 states are violating water quality standards by releasing toxic chemicals into public waterways and must take steps to curb the pollution, the Environmental Protection Agency said Tuesday. +Even in the least inflationary years of the 1980s, between 1982 and 1987, prices were rising at 4.7 per cent on average. +The window of opportunity for first-time buyers could open widest this winter as rates trend downward and home prices weaken further in the off-season chill, says James F. Smith, finance professor at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. +"They are probably not far behind Drexel," said Virginia Adair, a banking analyst with Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., the Wall Street investment firm that filed for bankruptcy this week over junk bond losses. +Losers outpaced gainers by 7 to 6 on the New York Stock Exchange with 811 issues declining, 696 gaining and 457 unchanged. +Officials of the exchanges said they communicated well with each other and with government regulators during Fri day's sell-off, compared with the sense of chaos that prevailed at times on Black Monday two years ago. +The risk remains that Tesco will have neither the brand image nor the price competitiveness to compete in a mature market. +His abilities as a manager and the robust economy of his state have been cornerstones of Dukakis' campaign to convince voters he is the most qualified presidential candidate. +But he said the bad publicity has not reached the United States, and American Hyundai sales are still climbing after reaching 263,610 cars last year. +Damascus again said no. The Hague is the capital of the Netherlands, a country that, the Syrians complained, was "too pro-Israeli." +Hyde Park Holdings, a money management firm, is a general partner of Hyde Park Partners. +Shaun Holliday, formerly vice-president of Frito Lay's vending and food service business, has been appointed president of the Americas and Caribbean region of GUINNESS Brewing Worldwide. +Drexel lost $86 million in October alone, when the stock market plunged, including $25 million in arbitrage trading in UAL Corp. +The issue will be decided later by the Women's International Professional Tennis Council, in which players have three votes, with the remaining six belonging to the International Tennis Federation, the sport's governing body, and tournament directors. +"We're reaping the benefits," Molitor said, "and other farmers are suffering the consequences." Farming prospects in general have improved in recent years after the worst financial crunch in agriculture since the Depression. +In other areas, the companies don't overlap as much. +He wouldn't comment on what transpired in London. +Shearson, which had been a client of Myerson's former law firm, retained Myerson & Kuhn for about $12 million annually, a financial industry source said Tuesday. +The bonds are insured, and the underwriter expects a double-A rating from Moody's and triple-A rating from S&P. +And how did it look? +He later expanded his foreign connections through the Association of Space Explorers, a group of U.S. astronauts, Soviet cosmonauts and other space fliers. +Yet, as with the banks, investors have already discounted a good fourth quarter, so there may not be much of a reaction from Chrysler's stock. +Great Western Financial Corp. and Security Pacific Corp.'s Security Pacific National Bank each invested $10 million for the five-year California effort. +Harnett acknowledged Ritter and Warner took trips in which they were alone together. +If such a dark side exists, some light may soon be shed on this enigmatic figure. +Like Robert Schwartz, the computer specialist who selected the IBMs at Chase. +Yesterday's sale likely was encouraging to the RTC, which expects to sell about $1 billion of mortgage pass-through securities monthly by the fourth quarter. +Guidelines for the investment are to be set by the company. +Relations have deteriorated between the United States and Panama since then. +Official Soviet news media did not give any casualty figures. Armenia was the hardest-hit area in the Caucasus. +If the economy is growing below the trendline, there is a 'gap', and the country can enjoy non-inflationary growth. The problem is that there is no consensus on the trend rate of growth, nor on the size of the output gap. +On U.S. markets, the average return for the four years _ the value of the stocks themselves plus dividents _ would have been a tame $1,910. +The mother of Harrison Graham pleaded for the life of her son Thursday, telling the judge who will impose sentence that Graham did not kill the seven women whose bodies were found in and near his apartment. +UAL said it ended the quarter with debt at 64% of capital, down from 80% at the end of the first quarter. +More than 1,000 customers were without electricity, an official of North Carolina power said. +The box was used only as a last resort for up to 15 minutes and with a teacher or teacher's aide present at all times, he said. +Other U.S. insurers may follow suit. +They estimate February's industrial production index and capacity utilization rate were both either unchanged or slightly lower than the previous month. +The dispute that erupted in Geneva on Thursday night centered on the question of the size of canisters that could leave a Soviet missile assembly plant at Votkinsk without being subject to U.S. inspection. +"There isn't anything horrid my eyes haven't seen," writes one entrant. +In one sign that Iran may be sympathetic to overtures from Iraq, Iranian religious leader Ali Khamenei blasted the U.S. military buildup in Saudi Arabia. +But according to Oliver it is an original Victorian feature that does the most to promote a productive working environment. 'The biggest plus point is the room we work in. It's large, open plan and has lots of natural daylight. +THE University of Wales has set up a 10-man committee under Sir Melvin Rosser, a retired chartered accountant, to look at its future structure. +After the first joint climb, the Chinese changed their team, however, and it is now made up mostly of Tibetans. +But Nissan Motor Co.'s figures, announced at the same time, continued to highlight the company's move to reducing exports, particularly to the U.S. +He was captured in July last year after entering the country from Pakistan with guerrillas and convicted in March of espionage. +But she said too many people wanted to take such signs on faith. +A club bouncer evicted the man half an hour later, and police alleged he returned and started the fire near the entrance. +Federal Home Minister Buta Singh told Parliament the move in the southern state came after the Janata Dal party lost its majority, the reports said. +Steven H. Star, a media consultant, author and professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management, died of lung cancer Tuesday, at his home. +Gradison was in Bush's graduating class at Yale, but the two were not particularly close at the time. +Only last week it formed a joint venture to build and run a telephone network in the Ukraine. Strategic decisions within AT&T usually follow a fight between hawks and doves. +Since it contains no chlorine, the new compound has no effect on the ozone layer that keeps those cancer-causing rays from reaching the surface of the earth, when it breaks up in the atmosphere. +As in hundreds of other towns across Nazi Germany, terror struck Jews in this picturesque village on the infamous "Kristallnacht." +The broadcast, monitored in Nicosia, said President Hashemi Rafsanjani instructed Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati to "take serious steps to solve problems and end bloodshed and violence" in the Moslem republic that borders northwest Iran. +"If we could find the skilled work force we need somewhere else," Mr. Coppe says angrily, "I would sure think about leaving." +It is little wonder then that the society promotes such a highly ordered, highly regimented pastime as mass games and treats the man who runs them as a member of the elite. +Ms. Rogers, who was alone in her home, did not resist arrest. +The authorities' decision pushed the contract up again, to close a net 3 basis points higher at 90.43. Short-dated Euromark futures rose sharply yesterday in spite of what was considered a hawkish monthly report from the Bundesbank. +Europe imports 11 percent of its oil from Iraq and Kuwait. +One form, however, is more like a flowering gooseberry, the prickly ribes speciosum. +The thrust of the reforms is to increase incentives, relate reward more closely to effort with job promotion and position more closely linked to merit. +The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Takeshita did not offer to act as a mediator in the Cambodian conflict. +The indictment accuses the Garcias of extorting monthly payments totaling $76,000 and obtaining a $20,000 interest-free loan from Wedtech in 1984 in return for future favors. +"You could spend the next 10 years investigating Milken on these things," said Daniel Berger of the Philadelphia law firm Berger & Montague, which is involved in Milken litigation. "The stuff he was indicted on was peripheral. +Volkswagen of America Inc.'s Volkswagen U.S. unit said it is recalling 1,700 1988-model Jetta cars to replace potentially faulty brake vacuums. +The front's forward motion was resisted by very warm, humid air dominating the middle Mississippi Valley and the southern Plains. +Ford Motor Co. has put money into Hertz Corp. and Budget Rent A Car Corp. +Police said 1,500 people rallied Saturday in the industrial city of Bradford against the book, by Indian-born author Salman Rushdie. +He moved from Australia to the UK in the late 1960s after he bought the News of the World and settled in the US in the 1980s after a string of media acquisitions. Mr Gary Davey, Star's third chief executive in six months, was appointed eight days ago. +"We couldn't get to that information without a lot of work, and we haven't any interest in getting there," says Brian Ek, a Prodigy spokesman. +He added, "There's no question that the hardware works. +He said he wouldn't criticize those who had ruled Japan and felt obliged as a constitutional monarch to approve all government decisions. +The 48-floor pyramid-shaped tower was built to withstand far more powerful temblors. +The cost in the U.S. is some $35 billion and in all industrial (OECD) countries it exceeds $220 billion. +Groups of thunderstorms are not as likely to spawn tornadoes as single, large storms because multiple storms in the same area compete. +"I have conducted a telephone survey which indicates there is no potential juror in Lake County who doesn't know something about the case," LaPlante said. +Hewett suggested it may take a true coalition government spanning the political spectrum with strong representation from the republics to push such a measure through. +If we tilted at the law, we did it with flowers and beautiful intentions. When we danced to the sound of breaking glass, we were really gyrating to hope-heavy vibes. +Besides aggravating the smog problem, the dry weather also threatens to produce a water shortage, authorities say. +He is expected to travel to Atlanta on Sunday, and will be nominated for president three nights later. +Some disputes remain intractable. +It is plagued by overcapacity, overreliance on the local market, excessive competition in too few product lines, and an increasingly serious shortage of investment capital. +They said that in view of "domestic circumstances," they had also postponed upcoming visits to Japan by Prime Minister Ciriaco De Mita of Italy on Sunday and by Irish leader Charles J. Haughey on Wednesday. +The former governor is appealing the conspiracy and extortion counts. +The panel concluded that "the endowment is not, in setting policy and making grants, adequately meeting its public responsibilities at the present time" as steward of taxpayer funds. +It is expected that Mr. Cahouet may try to make some key personnel changes; most vulnerable would be executives closest to Mr. Barnes. +By midday Saturday, 369 birds had been counted dead by the Coast Guard and dozens more were being cleaned and treated for injuries. +There are 234 days left in the year. +He retires effective March 1. +But the institutes predicted the expansion will slow to 1.25% in 1989 unless the Bonn government drops its resistance to implementing more stimulative measures, which it shows no sign of doing. +In China, executions usually are carried out with a gunshot to the back of the head. +Companies are also required under capital market rules to distribute a fixed percentage of their profits as dividends. +Mario Vazquez Rana last year purchased the ailing United Press International news service. +A police spokesman said six people were arrested in connection with the blasts. +As Mr. Measor points out, bad timing could cause a company to buy land when the market is strong, only to find that when the development is finished two or three years later, the market has weakened drastically. +The Fairfield facilities were sold to Dresser Industries Inc. prior to Cooper's acquisition of McGraw Edison, but Cooper retains environmental responsibility for that facility. +The patients each had been newly diagnosed as having Kaposi's sarcoma, a skin cancer that afflicts AIDS patients. +It alleges price-fixing and unfair trade practices. Mr Don Rosenberg, one of IMRA's founders and owner of the 15-outlet chain Record Exchange, says there is no law against selling second-hand CDs. +One, for instance, is never to attribute responsibility for anything to anyone, without testing the truth of that attribution by asking other people, including the person concerned. He readily admits that the task isn't easy. +Business officials quoted Golanov as saying that the Soviet Union-South Korean interests include the development of Siberia and joint ventures in automobiles, steelmaking, electronics and construction. +Today, Nguyen Thanh Binh, the son of a black American who went home and a Vietnamese mother who abandoned him, shares the plight of thousands of Amerasian youths languishing in the decay of Vietnam, desperately trying to get out and find their fathers. +He is among the longest survivors of a quake on record. +Taiwanese riot police clashed with demonstrators who hurled rocks and firebombs at government buildings in Taipei to protest the legislature's approval of a top general, Hau Pei-tsun, as the country's new premier. +Last year, Sharp signed a contract to supply 10,000 Wizards to home and car insurance agents for Prudential Insurance Co.'s property and casualty unit. +Mikhail S. Gorbachev said Tuesday it's absurd to blame Moscow for Nicaraguan conflicts and the Soviet Union has no military-political plans for Central America. +Ward believes crack cocaine is at the root of all the violence and gang battles plaguing southeast San Francisco and other urban areas. +Lukanov cited a drop in industrial output by 9.3 percent this year, surpassing an expected decrease of 5 percent. +Oil, which was selling for around $18 per barrel before the Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait, has been trading around $30 a barrel in recent days. +Multibank Financial lost 3/8 to 2 1/4 after reporting a fourth-quarter loss of 95 cents a share, compared with net of 47 cents last year. +The measure provides aid for farmers suffering crop losses of more than 35 percent of their expected harvest because of the drought or other calamities such as hail, insect damage or excessive rain. +Three Irish politicians returned home Tuesday from hostage talks in Iran, and said conciliatory gestures by the United States and Israel could help win the release of Western hostages in Lebanon. +"Our going-away gift to the globalist ideologues should be to tell the Third World we are not sending the gunboats to collect our debts, but nor are we sending more money," he says. +Without that trade, struggling peasant artisans have adopted themes of protest, and have diversified into producing cheap artifacts for government military men, who now occupy the isolated mountain area with tanks and rifles. +"If IBM is competitive enough to succeed here," says Bill Totten, president of K.K. Ashisuto, a Tokyo mainframe-software house, "it will be competitive enough to dominate everywhere else." +A Sihanouk spokesman, Bounthy Ung, said the Khmer Rouge _ the Communist faction in the three-faction coalition _ had not joined in the fighting. +If you ask people if they are satisfied with their working conditions, you need to know what minimum margin of discontent can reasonably be expected. The second protection is careful question design, avoiding leading or blank-cheque negative ones. +We said we'd let him prove it." Today, continues Virget, who recently signed on as Morrison's full-time trainer, the fighter is becoming a veritable Rolls-Royce of fitness. +A corporation exhibiting little concern for the rest of society or for its own future risks the disfavor of our citizens. +Turnover in Guiness was again heavy and reached 8.6m. +Sharpton was also allegedly under investigation for scalping rock concert tickets earmarked for ghetto youth, but has denied any wrongdoing. +The bomb, hidden in a parked Toyota truck, exploded at noon on Nader Shah Road near the city's center, shattering windows 300 yards away and throwing bomb fragments 400 yards, police said. +Kerkorian will tender all his common shares, 82 percent of the total, and also will sell his preferred stock to Pathe for about $200 million. +But the stock now trades at a dizzying 32 times the latest 12-month earnings for the company, more than double the multiple of the market as a whole. +Zenith and AT&T announced Tuesday they were joining forces on a $24 million effort to develop a processor-receiver and other hardware needed to bring high-definition TV, which produces clearer, brighter pictures, to the mass market. +A story saying so was leaked to the New York Times, where they figured it would have the greatest impact internationally. +Bond prices slumped as investors gave a lackluster reception to the Treasury's sale of new 10-year notes yesterday. +When a deal was struck it was honored. +The effort to integrate modern medicine with the family values of the area has been difficult, but the delivery of respectful, humane care has been accomplished even without the high-technology environment we take for granted. +"What does it sound like when it rains?" he was asked. +A judge on Wednesday ordered individual trials for 14 black legislators charged with trespassing during an attempt to remove the Confederate battle flag from the state Capitol. +"The administration has done more in enforcement than it has gotten credit for," the official noted, referring to the SEC under outgoing chairman John Shad. +By Tuesday afternoon about half of those charged were in custody in various cities around the country, including Los Angeles, Boston, Houston, Tampa and Miami, the FBI said. +The company also said Philip G. Satre, 38, president of the gambling group, was elected to a new corporate senior vice president's position. +European nations have never readily accepted in full U.S. concerns about Gadhafi's actions. +With the Gulf of Mexico and Puerto Rican seizures, the Coast Guard's total take in the first four days of fiscal year 1990 is more than that of all that the Coast Guard seized the previous fiscal year, officials said. +Since she knew how to prepare the necessary mechanical - finished drawings and text - she was able to deliver camera-ready material to the printer. +A police officer there shook his head when asked if the increased security was because of the martial law anniversary. +Morobe said no date had yet been set for the meeting between front leaders and Mandela, who has been conferring at his prison residence with government officials and prominent anti-apartheid activists. +It's probably too late now for similar hoopla to start this year. +But the bureau said its trend estimate, which removes irregular factors from the data, continued to indicate a decline in unemployment. +Some forecasters, however, now believe the economy is on the verge of a recession, even if the index has not yet dropped for three consecutive months. +Outside, the alleged burglar told Mrs. Wolko "I'm sorry, Ruth." Cruz was a complete gentleman throughout the ordeal, police said. +The suit said the policy violates civil rights law and the Constitution's guarantee of freedom of association and protection against unlawful search and seizure. +Three or four residents suffered minor injuries, he said. +In this regard it is interesting to note that, buried in appendix III of the task force report is the fact that 67 per cent of bargains by volume are done by or for individuals accounting for 14 per cent by value. +The SIA also urged Congress to adopt a measure asserting federal pre-emption over the area of tender offers. +It marked the first time a measure aimed at the former elite of the one-time Soviet ally was approved. +Royal Insurance rose 5 pence to 414 pence, Sun Alliance gained 7 pence to 288 pence, General Accident added 4 pence to 484 pence, while Guardian Royal rose 3 pence to 198 pence. +Other experts cautioned Friday, however, that while Dr. Brandon Centerwall's study may have merit, blaming television for the rise in homicide rates is too simplistic. +Until now, bankers and brokers say, the brokerages' monopoly on trades has protected them from predators. +But Bishop of Salisbury John Baker, who was responsible for a church report in 1983 which favored unilateral nuclear disarmament, said: "Effective deterrents cannot act on bluff. +Although state legislators elected this year will take office in November, Noble said he believed the 12-year limit would apply to them. +The major controllable risk factors for heart disease are cigarette smoking, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, the heart association says. +A spokesman said trading in the shares was discontinued after the close of the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, where they finished at $48.125, up 25 cents. +Matti Tohianen of the Finnish delegation said police hit the hands of the four students carrying the banner and grabbed it during opening ceremonies. +Supporters said the bill was intended to overturn a series of U.S. Supreme Court decisions that hampered affirmative action programs and to ban racial harassment in the workplace. +What were his real views of slavery? Callow, if he knows, keeps us guessing; but at the same time gives us a compelling portrait of the poet and his place and time. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, National City closed at $35, down $1. +Why should a small depositor gain immediate title to a share in reserves built up over many years? +Others see no increase. +Several other defendants were acquitted, pleaded guilty to misdemeanors or had charges dismissed. +Traders and analysts said the booming stock market continues to draw players from the metals rings. +France's trade account, after seasonal adjustment, swung into a surplus of 1.8 billion French francs ($315.1 million) in March, from a deficit of 5.2 billion francs in February, the Trade Ministry said. +Eighty-six percent of unemployed men are looking for full-time work, compared with 74% of unemployed women. +There's no denying, however, that no matter how the funds perform, their trading strategies often entail big tax bills for investors who aren't in tax-sheltered accounts. +Then the firm bought back the shares and replaced them in the customers' accounts, the agency said, adding that Pershing generated gains of about $4.3 million through this practice. +Government spokesmen confirmed that an airliner of the China National Aviation Corp. had crashed at Kai Tak International Airport but said they had no immediate details. +For months, news reports in Britain and the United States have said carbon-14 tests conducted by three laboratories determined the shroud was made in the 14th century. +"I think this is the final chapter. +Gary Sloper would not say if authorities believe the two collaborated, saying only they were investigating that possibility. +Only the United States, they say, has made its ostensible goal the exportation of democracy and freedom as universal principles. +Trade associations, however, insist that accountants need continuing education to stay abreast of changes in the field. +During his recent visit to the Mideast, press reports quoted Mr. Dole as likening Israel to a "spoiled child." +Although it isn't striking, the transit union, which represents 500 station agents and train operators, has promised to honor picket lines by United Public Employees Union. +However, Centerre said it continues to be bound by the terms of its merger agreement with Mercantile, and that its board has "no idea " whether the discussions with Boatmen's will lead to a transaction. +We have to decide if we want to go forward towards peace, or if we want to go towards unending terror.' +Ho's last testament recently was published in full for the first time. +Despite its taped sunshine this week, "Today," once the leader in morning show ratings, found a continuing cause for gloom when last week's audience estimates for morning shows became available Thursday. +Jurisdictional disputes among members of Congress have plagued the bill. +Arabs in Hebron called the strike and closed city hall to protest the shooting death of Kayed Hassan Salah, a shopkeeper killed Friday when Jewish settlers and soldiers chased Arabs who stoned an Israeli car. +Compared with your self-wringing variety, real sufferers do not make eloquent speeches about the ironic relevance of their personal misery to larger questions of social policy (if they're black) or the meaning of existence (if they're white). +Critics say the governing party is not serious about change. +"The fresh-water amoeba that people play with is harmless," said Loew, a University of Connecticut Health Center physiologist. "But one form is a parasite that lives in people and causes amoebic dysentery. +The board said the group's US assets were now centred on Weeks Exploration, a growing exploration company with good growth potential. Sales revenue fell 7.6 per cent ADollars 656m from the 1990 record of ADollars 709m. +He was the first Democratic governor since 1940. +He argues that US society already offers big economic rewards for those willing to compete in labour markets. +FOR MANY Danes, Europe appears to be rolling in the wrong direction. +Los Angeles-based Zero makes cases, cabinets and cooling equipment for the electronics industry and industrial and consumer use. +The prizes were awarded at ceremonies attended by Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko and Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu. +Those traveling in organized group tours, which typically provide room and board, will be able to stay in Bulgaria for longer periods, Dimitrov said. +Last fall, the Helmsleys' lawyer, Gerald Feffer, claimed that the false invoices were used by Turco and Licari "to enable them to steal blindly from the Helmsleys. +Mr. Bush hasn't played a role in selecting the Reagan administration's 360 nominees to the federal courts. +Pretax profit before loan provisions advanced 22% to #1.15 billion, reflecting interest proceeds from its 1989 share flotation, which raised #975 million in fresh capital. +Ethanol is a corn-based alcohol. +Mr. Breeden should give some thought to the continuing problems with abusive criminal prosecutions using RICO. +Prison officials say they need to use inmates to teach the dogs to track prison escapees. +In Friday's government statement, issued as Gorbachev met with Jaruzelski, the Soviet Union clearly tied together the fates of the officers. +Administration officials say the 72 West German missiles have never been part of superpower negotiations because, like British and French weapons, they are independent of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. +That touched off a crisis between the United States and Noriega's government, with Washington continuing to recognize Delvalle as Panama's constitutional leader. +The Energy Department has selected nine clean-coal projects to receive almost $400 million in its first round of project subsidies. +There are television trends and fashion trends and the current state of the Earth. +Sand breaking loose from the sides of a hopper buried and killed a maintenance worker Saturday, authorities said. +The American Rose Society has awarded its highest honor to the Hare Krishna community here for its rose garden. +Bush may look for a quicker foreign policy boost. +'We share with them whatever food we have.' At the age of 82, she takes no rest. +This meeting prompted speculation among grain traders that Mr. Bush may announce a package of export credits as early as today, when he meets with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev. +Our estimates show that the number of births fell by 0.4% in Georgia and by 3.6% in Ohio and rose by 0.7% in Michigan. +With law-firm members in 43 states and 49 other countries, Houston-based Lex Mundi is aimed at the red-hot race for international legal business. +Presumably, he said, Mr. Petrie would find it "simpler and easier" to operate Petrie Stores as a private company. +"Now it turns out I have an additional slug of capital gains," she says, triggering an additional $200 in taxes. +The deal also gives MacAndrews & Forbes the option to acquire up to 18.5 percent of Coleman's outstanding common shares for $74 a share, if those shares are needed to help satisfy the minimum tender provision, the companies said. +People familiar with the talks say Wells Chairman Carl Reichardt felt uncomfortable with the hodgepodge of international activities conducted by Security's merchant bank. Just after talks ended, Security announced it would disband the unit. +He said he then played along with drug plans in hopes of retrieving the money. +I want to thank the Vatican and the papal nuncio in Panama for their evenhanded statesmanlike assistance in recent days. +"She may not know we're her grandchildren, but she knows it's family," Richard said. +The agents need wave action to help break up the thick crude oil. +"We'll say, let's have a caucus, is there a phone booth available?" said former state Rep. and current White House aide Andrew Card. +For instance, the school's mascot used to be a Johnnie Reb; now it's a pirate. +"My principal reason for running is to be in Annapolis during the reapportionment consideration in 1991 and '92," said Diggs, explaining that he wants to tap the political potential of blacks in the state. +"But a reverence for life would be their common concern," said Linck. +Despite the size of the bond rebound, several investment managers surveyed by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report remain skeptical about the outlook. +While the meat is still in the strainer, one to two cups of boiling water are poured over it and the drained broth added to that already collected. +John C. Biddle, 73, of Elburn, 40 miles west of Chicago, said the skull was found five years ago while the family was digging a pond in a swampy area. +The rescue efforts were temporarily suspended Saturday after small aftershocks rattled Baguio, cracking the walls of its cathedral. +But he and several other analysts said trading volume was light, partly reflecting uncertainty about how to interpret last weekend's agreement between the U.S. and its leading trading partners on stabilizing the dollar. +They also provide for lump-sum wage payments and wage increases of 3% to 4% annually through 1995, and cost-of-living increases after that. +Nevertheless, some observers say, if a recession is destined to occur, it would be very much in keeping with past patterns if it were to sneak in unnoticed and take a firm hold several months before its presence is officially detected. +He aims to hit his readers between the eyes with the absurdities of apartheid and the cruelties of South African police and his chosen instrument is the verbal equivalent of the two-by-four. +The threat was made against Conrad Tillard, director of the Organization of Black Consciousness, which had called for the ouster of the primarily Jewish fraternity Zeta Beta Tau from the Ivy League school in Philadelphia. +Viewers who stay beyond the first monologue will find tonight's show revolves around the first day of school and a beautiful transfer student (Ami Dolenz) for whom Ferris goes bonkers in his sophisticated teen way. +But a UK-only aircraft would still, almost certainly, turn out more expensive because of the shorter production run. +But the development climaxes a yearlong decline for a once-respected lawmaker. +"Making Sense of the '60s," which aired last year, was a six-part tribute to the radicals of that wondrous decade. +Mr. Farmer said he "felt this was a good time for me to step aside," and that he will now likely do work for his wife's arts-and-crafts business. +For marketing purposes, they didn't respond." The dumping worries became moot as commercial real-estate prices, with distress sales apparently looming, went into a free fall. +If there is a "lack of effective competition" in the U.S. video-game market, as Mr. Kozinski claims, this problem should not be laid at the doorstep of Nintendo. +The boy had been playing in his yard with his older sister, whom Rittenhouse described as being in her 20s. +To the right lies the Soviet Union. +Last-minute parliamentary wrangling over the fate of Japan's fiscal 1987 budget cast doubt on government spending for public works projects. +Money from the scheme will be used to buy accommodation for Keele University. +This is together with a 100 per cent working interest in 5 wells and over 3,500 acres of development lands adjoining the Patricia unit. +Speculation centered on engine trouble, indicated in cockpit conversations, as investigators and manufacturers' representatives today tried to determine the cause of a Delta Air Lines jetliner crash that killed 13 people. +It is like a tree whose trunk is the River Plate and whose roots are in the Atlantic Ocean. 'That's why Mercosur makes sense and why the accession of Bolivia is reasonable. +An antiques centre in one warehouse had nearly 400,000 visitors in 1992. English Heritage is restoring another of the city's antiques, the 13th century Blackfriars Dominican friary, which is expected to become a big tourist attraction. +Tanks double the size of our own, thrown against our outnumbered troops. +In Tokyo Wednesday, the dollar was trading at 154.80 yen soon after opening at 155.08 yen. +The Shamrock offer expires Oct. 7. +The show, two years in the making, got off to a shaky start. +Which line, if any, would become the main Europe-Asia carrier apparently remains undecided. +Mr. McCarthy appears to be a modest throwback to the days of former Teamsters leaders Jimmy Hoffa and Frank Fitzsimmons, who were bluntly hostile to the media. +He said Raymark has won a substantial number of cases against it, but awards in cases it has lost have significantly shrunk its resources. +The Phoenicians were the most famous seafarers of the ancient world and dominated the Mediterranean with their trade. +The agency's administrator said one-third of the homes in seven states studied this year contained dangerous levels of the invisible, radioactive gas, which is produced by the natural decay of uranium in soil. +Sikorsky Aircraft, a unit of United Technologies Corp., won a $42.9 million Navy contract for SH-60F helicopter production. +And the list of those that went out of business is long. +The increase brought first-half group net profit to Fl 424.1m, a gain of 10.8 per cent from the first six months of 1991. +This allows him to rate a good local bistro on the same basis as a fine restaurant. +The president was alert and responsive throughout the operation, discussing various aspects of the procedure with doctors. +Abernathy said Savimbi deserved U.S. support from "the black people of America and the world, and white people of goodwill and all mankind" in his effort to bring peace to Angola. +He called the incident a "terrible human tragedy," but defended the actions of the Navy commander who gave the order to fire, and said Iran shares responsibility in the 290 deaths for sending its plane into a battle region. +The result was widely considered a protest by an electorate angered by the city's crime and financial problems, as well as by Mayor Marion Barry's legal difficulties. +Separately, the Tokyo Stock Exchange said the balance of margin buying rose 68.6 billion yen last week to 4.919 trillion yen, while the balance of margin selling rose 34 billion to 599.8 billion yen. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Coleco's stock fell 50 cents to close at $1.375. +Within hours, US conglomerate Eastman Kodak said it wanted to sell its three healthcare divisions, including Sterling Winthrop, which have combined annual sales of Dollars 3.7bn. On the surface each deal looks different. +Royal Dutch/Shell Group now routes all its heavy fuels via the Louisiana Offshore Oil Port, where they are pumped ashore. +The contractor provides preliminary assessments, site inspections, special studies and enforcement support, among other services. +Mr. Gold estimates that Shamrock's net worth totals $250 million. +Mandela would be the second ANC leader to receive the award. Then ANC President Albert Luthuli won the 1960 prize. +The president of the Skoda Works in Czechoslovakia, a Soviet informant, told Moscow he had been ordered to increase armament production for an invasion in June. +The city sells the power to the local utility. +Quayle, a 41-year-old Republican senator from Indiana, is an ardent conservative whose credentials for the vice presidency were widely questioned during the presidential campaign this fall. +In the second wave of the Czech Republic's voucher programme, 26 per cent of the company has been allocated to individuals and voucher funds. +But ousting him has come at a terribly high price: loss of life, destruction of the homes of thousands of Panamanians, weakening of principles of diplomatic immunity, erosion of U.S. prestige in Latin America. +While the answers are her own, Miss Van Buren consults with lawyers, doctors and other professionals. +In his recent positions at Con Ed, Mr. McGrath has been a strong advocate of incentives for major commercial customers to use less energy in peak periods. +Last July, AT&T Chairman Robert Allen established a self-governing operating committee to serve as his chief operating officer. +They said they were asking banks and creditors for a 90-day moratorium on payments. +These pads, for an assembly robot, are flexible and sensitive enough to wrap tightly around an object and identify it. +Those factors, S&P noted, seem to outweigh the near-term benefits Chrysler will get from its ongoing $1.5 billion cost-cutting program. +But the Sandinistas have a more immediate goal: defeating President Reagan's $36 million Contra-aid request, scheduled for a vote in Congress next week. +Dissenting on the jurisdictional issue were Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justices Antonin Scalia and Sandra Day O'Connor. +For elderly shut-ins, the settlement operates a visiting service, fostering the sort of neighborly concern that urban crime and alienation can kill. +But there's a lot of shock among investors in the bond funds and that could damp any rallies." +Above all, the firm owes its recovery to the Ibiza model, a medium-small sedan launched in 1984 as Spain's first entirely domestically mass-produced automobile. +"I hold records for 21 games in Miami Lakes." +Ramadan began in late March. +The Nicaraguan government pledges to give former combatants of the Resistance who have located in the development zones participation in the local government, that is to say, within the development zone. +Following the disclosure, the company's president and chief executive resigned, and Hees International Bancorp, a holding company controlled by Toronto's Bronfman family, stepped in to assist the management in restructuring the debt-laden company. +For all of this, Reinisch has stirred up a considerable furor, which some say threatens her job and the reputation of the institute. +Such people desire personal significance, a safe place in the universe, a sense of ultimate value. +He was also just 5 foot tall, his mother who worked in a greenhouse was only 4 feet 7 1/2 inches. Naim Suleimanov, to use the Bulgarian spelling of his name, was in some ways a classic product of East Bloc sporting culture. +"She's gotten what she wanted out of the case, millions of dollars in publicity, while my client has sat in jail," Montes said. +This is a result of a number of factors, including the increase of single-parent households and problems in collecting child-support from the absent parent, said Ann Kittlaus of the Food Research and Action Council, a private, anti-poverty group. +Much is promised and much effort is expended, but little is delivered. +"The worst conditions at Lake Frances have passed pending further flooding from future rain," said Harold Springer of the Oklahoma Water Resources Board. +He has called for a negotiated solution, denouncing the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait but refusing to support the U.S.-led military buildup standing up to Iraq. +At Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co., which has one of the most extensive programs, investment-recovery manager M.G. Shaver boasts he can recycle just about anything. +The institute said the improved prospects were due to unexpectedly strong recovery in personal consumption and robust private housing investment. +"We've had Clint Eastwood here filming. +As Henry grows up and becomes an entrenched part of the gang, the picture changes tone. +The prosecutor, Deputy District Attorney P. Philip Halpin, has protested delays since the case began. +The Bush administration believes the $500 billion in tough tax and spending measures prescribed in Sunday's agreement with congressional leaders is necessary as a means of denting the federal deficit. +Bush visited U.S. servicemen wounded in the invasion on New Year's Eve in two military hospitals in San Antonio, Texas. +When they met during the Depression, Miss Lortel was an aspiring actress. +While the bottom line was better than the year-earlier quarter's, operating earnings excluding tax benefits and one-time gains were similar to the 1990 results, analysts estimated. +On the contrary, Michael would not only tell him or her to take all the time needed if there was an illness in the family, he would constantly monitor the situation. +One topic certain to be discussed is a string of recent polls indicating Bush is running behind Dukakis. +"We wanted to get viewers to turn to their husband or wife and ask, 'What just happened to the TV set?'" says Barry Smith, president of Smith Burke & Azzam Advertising in Baltimore. +Nationally, gasoline has been selling for about $1.11 this week, the American Automobile Association says. +The purchases increased his and National Amusements' huge stake in the company by less than 0.1%. +The veiled women, most of them middle-aged and married, startled this desert kingdom Tuesday by taking the steering wheels in the first open protest by women here. +Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev announced early this month that the Red Army could begin pulling its 115,000 troops out of Afghanistan by May 15 if Kabul and Islamabad sign a U.N.-sponsored accord by mid-March. +Now we are working hand in hand together.' +The core of this group of 65 works is the outstanding collection put together by John Lewis, and previously on extended loan to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. +As chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, he is considered by many to be, after the president, the most powerful official in the nation. +The bonds are rated double-A-1 by Moody's Investors Service Inc. and double-A-plus by Standard & Poor's Corp. +The officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, identified the victim as Jayaratna Heenbanda, who was going to run in provincial council elections. +"When my wife got home, the car was totally hidden in the living room," said Robinson. "If anybody had been here last night, there's no doubt they would have been hurt. +Friday's Market Activity Stocks ended lower after a day of wild swings driven largely by short-term trading strategies. +But analysts said a reversal seems unlikely following defeats in two lower courts. +The commission's conclusion supports the testimony of elderly witnesses in the nearby village of Bykovnia, who said they saw trucks dripping blood rumbling to the site in the 1930s, before the Nazis occupied the area. +The 3.85m sq ft project on the sparsely populated east bank of the Danube is destined to become Vienna's second city centre. +Mr. Ramirez, who arrived late at the Sharpshooter with his crew because he had started early in the morning setting up tanks at another site, just got the first raise he can remember in eight years, to $8.50 an hour from $8. +"Even less than nothing is going on," said another. +She said visiting her mother's grave was her only program. +"Society today expects a reward, needs a chemical stimulant to cope with the problems of life. `This Bud's for You.' +Mr. Bush, who as an outside board member had no day-to-day role at the thrift, has denied wrongdoing and has fought the order. +In his first public statement in more than a week, Maung Maung offered little hope for a quick end to weeks of unrest. +Criticism on Capitol Hill has mounted with the administration's announcement a month ago that the S&L cleanup costs would be far greater than originally thought. +The company has been building about 10 AH-64 Apache attack helicopters a month, but the Pentagon has ordered that rate cut back to six a month beginning in June 1990. +Then comes a hearty meal of raw fish, limes and breadfruit. +The caption: "Mark Twain did his best work in Elmira. +While the market-testing programme offers a good start towards government by contract, it will need careful nurturing if it is to yield the potential benefits. +The current prosecutorial imbalance between the executive branch and Congress deserves close thought by the incoming Bush administration. +Diamond films are expected to have huge markets because the material holds records for hardness and ability to conduct heat, and it is highly corrosion-resistant. +While spending caps are a good idea in theory, the current caps are poor fiscal policy in practice. +What is required is more saving in the economy, so that resources are channelled into exports. But higher interest rates would be politically devastating for the government and would doubtless have a deeply negative impact on consumers and industrialists. +Because the surveys are based on Aug. 1 conditions, the report probably won't reflect last week's rains that improved the condition of the Midwest soybean crop. +The results may also increase bickering with Kohl's often fractious three-party federal coalition. +Since the Fed first put up rates in February, the one factor sustaining share prices has been corporate profits, which have grown steadily. Soon that crutch may be removed. +The company said late Monday that it ended a merger agreement with Sunter Holdings, a unit of First Boston. +Mr. Verity said Washington would study the compromise, according to the ministry official. +Not surprisingly, OPIC has the solid support of business groups, which are the principal beneficiaries of its largess. +The Middlesex would close and Guy's and St Thomas' would be amalgamated. +Matsunaga said Japan wants to cooperate with the United States on China while opposing isolation of Beijing, Shikata said. +Bangkok Land, Thailand's biggest property company, last month announced plans to borrow money abroad to finance expansion. +U.S. Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney arrived in Jiddah today for talks with Saudi officials. +But the judicial experiment of suppressing the truth has turned out to be disastrous overreaching. +Dancers aging, gettin' slow Like Martha and Misha Rudy and Suzanne. +More than 100 such covenants are estimated functioning between Catholics and Episcopal, Lutheran, United Methodist, Presbyterian and other Protestant congregations. +Breen told the detective he'd been having dreams for about 10 months in which God gave him information about "possible future disasters," and that he feared last week's California earthquake could have triggered a nuclear war. +Analysts say the company's earnings haven't covered the 76 cents-a-share quarterly dividend for several years. +Luckily, Democrats such as Messrs. +That's the secret. Tempo." The Ringling tour of Japan is being promoted locally by the Japan Educational Association, which asked Feld to bring a show as big as the two Ringling troupes touring the United States, said show publicist Joe Gold. +"With this sale, we feel we'll be in a position to maximize the bids for other divisions," said a source close to Campeau who would only speak anonymously. +In the same period, corporate profits eroded, as productivity slumped and labor costs climbed. +He returned in June 1979 to direct Sandinista sabotage and agitation during the Battle of Managua that sealed the Somoza regime's fate. +If he imposed presidential rule, Gorbachev could disband Lithuania's parliament, its first freely elected legislature in 50 years, replace the Lithuanian government with Moscow-appointed officials, and impose martial law. +We have a massive task ahead of us. +Dalton completed the scene after a doctor patched the injury on the set. +NBC hastily summoned a Soviet official on Malta, but missed eight minutes of translation. +Hungary today expelled a Romanian diplomat in retaliation for Romania's decision to send a Hungarian commerical counselor home, the official MTI news agency reported. +Radio 1 would still broadcast music aimed at young people but would leave the hit parade more to the growing commercial sector. Whether the BBC can be successfully repositioned without alienating its staff and confusing its audience is open to question. +Short interest in Genentech Inc., the big biomedical concern, rose 28%. +Lu Ya-li, a political science professor at National Taiwan University, said the opposition party's statement could lead to repression by conservative Nationalists. +A spokeswoman said the chartered planes will make it possible for Eastern to fly to Honolulu, the most popular destination for frequent fliers, even though the airline doesn't offer scheduled service to that city. +Chang said researchers recently analyzed a series of popular formulas known as "anshen zhenjing," or tranquilizers, and discovered an active ingredient with effects similar to the popular Western drug Valium. +'We've sunk Dollars 175m into bio-engineered food over the last few years,' says Salquist. +Watson said planned high-altitude research flights over the Arctic next winter will be "absolutely essential" in deciding whether to accelerate or change the cuts called for under the chlorofluorocarbons treaty. +Some of my friends copied whole paragraphs from newspapers." At one of Beijing's technical universities, numerous master copies of essays were floating around. +Exports totaled $7.33 billion in February, down 15% from a year earlier but up 6.3% from January. +But despite the promises, military authorities have not handed over to Zamora a lieutenant colonel accused of ordering the destruction of possibly key evidence. +Perhaps that's an unfair assumption, but no less so than the conceits the author imposes on Marlon Brando's disorderly career. +About 90 of the companies are in Silicon Valley, the region south of San Francisco named for its concentration of high-tech businesses. +The Democratic leaders of Congress on Wednesday unveiled their own goals for the nation's schools and promised to press for "adequate" funding to help meet them. +The violence has been blamed on the Gurkha National Liberation Front, which has been agitating for an independent state since April 1986. +Some suggested, however, that the paper might not prove that attractive to overseas buyers because of its long maturity. +Ms. Preston said she expects the Tandy model will use a chip set from Intel Corp., Santa Clara, Calif., that mimics the basic operations of the IBM computer. +And after 56 years, the champagne has soured. +The battered car maker is back in the black far quicker than expected, partly because of the market, but in no small measure, thanks to timely self-help. +The wines are rude and astringent now, difficult to taste, but in 10 years time they will be marvelous. +Asked whether the Reagan administration wanted a specific commitment from its trading partners to set a target date for eliminating farm subsidies, Lyng declined to comment directly. +That situation came into play earlier this year in the collapse of Drexel. +Strand and Verah in the ventures and failed to tell investors that Mr. Strand also was convicted in 1978 for securities fraud. +And he indicated that one major option for Coniston is to force a sale of the company. +Leucadia National Corp. said it was named in a purported class-action suit alleging misstatements and inadequate disclosure in conjunction with Leucadia's tender offer for 5.2 million shares of PHLCorp Inc. +Astrauskas said the cause of the explosion would be investigated. He said there was no fire and little damage to the plant. +The two presidents and three other appointees from Abu Dhabi would form the bank's executive committee. +Some long-term bonds have soared as much as 3 1/2 points from their lowest levels Monday morning, shortly before the dollar began its rally. +Kaifu, a 10-term lower house member, officially announced his candidacy on Wednesday. +The Nikkei Stock Average closed at 27,615.73, down 893.41 points, or 3.13 percent, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Thursday. +A similar issue on the Big Board, Korea Fund, was up 2 1/4 to 46 3/4. +If the funds rate rises as expected in late December, other short-term interest rates typically would be pulled higher, analysts say. +"If you close your eyes, it sounds like there's a war going on," observes Nichols. +It wants to prevent a prolonged campaign of industrial disruption this summer. The job cuts, including the loss of about 300 posts in ticket offices, were planned by London Underground after it sustained an unexpected Pounds 92m loss. +Any restrictions on that could upset support for the program in the U.S. +Ratsirka, 52, who was chosen president by the ruling military in 1975, won his first term with more than 98 percent of the vote. +The increase is highly unusual during this seasonally slow travel period. +The caucus resolution was presented to the House of Representatives shortly after Kajiyama's racial slur on Sept. 21. +They say reaction from audiences has been so overwhelmingly negative they risked losing business if they didn't pull the ads. +When in the first volume of our dictionary we have 5,000 new words? +In Zurich, gold fell to a closing bid of $368.50 an ounce from $372.50 late Wednesday. +She bought a near 10 per cent stake in February 1991. The company, which employs 40 staff and bought and sold around 200 horses last year, is starting to recover after several years of losses. +The task force, the largest to take to the streets of Los Angeles since the 1984 Olympics, arrested 634 people for investigation of a variety of offenses, with 334 suspected of being gang members, said police spokesman Bill Frio. +It finished the morning session at 33,167.30, down 193.49 points or 0.58 percent. +Mr Torre says catching, filleting and freezing fish in Argentina adds only 30 per cent to value. +In the first three months of the year it has borrowed roughly Pounds 20bn, two-thirds through auctions and the rest through taps and other gilt sales. +Italian consumer prices rose 4.2% in February from a year earlier, the Statistical Institute reported. +In 1986, the Indian government filed a $3 billion civil suit against Union Carbide, claiming the leak was caused by negligence. Union Carbide said the disaster was a result of sabotage by a disgruntled employee. +U.S. oil production is down by about 20 percent since 1985. +Their first album unexpectedly earned a Gold record and three Grammy Awards. +"We don't have any Roman numerals after any of our pictures," said Dick Cook, president of Disney's Buena Vista Pictures Distribution. +"We get 50 or 60 of these off Africa every summer. +The news agency did not give details about the children but said they were in elementary school, indicating they were between five and 10 years of age. +Less than two weeks later, Mrs. Aquino began reshuffling her cabinet. +Krantz says orders will be delivered within days in a sturdy box with the clothes wrapped in Racing Green tissue paper. +Magazines have a lot of wasted circulation. +In Washington, the State Department sharply criticized the bill. +The industry has responded in several ways. +"If we can just keep the protesters away from the locals and the locals away from the protesters, we'll be OK," he said. +A 4-mile stretch was fouled in Newport Beach, an affluent community that boasts some of Southern California's most expensive beachfront property. +The life-insurance holding company said the debentures are convertible into 4.464 common shares for each $25 face amount, or a conversion price of $5.60. +The protesters distributed leaflets to passers-by, recounting what they said were Israeli cruelties. +The FDA did not reveal the names of those injured or killed. +Also Friday, a federal mediator scheduled negotiations in a 46-day strike by 57,000 Machinists that has virtually shut down production lines at the aerospace giant. +Aqazadeh repeated Iranian charges that the United States helped Iraq carry out a devastating air raid on Iran's Larak Island oil terminal in the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz May 18. Five tankers were set on fire. +This development marks the intersection of two colliding realities. +"They never threatened me in any way," he said. "They treated me with all the courtesy and respect you could imagine. +The contract must be approved by the membership, but a ratification vote isn't expected to be completed until Sept. 22, said Lynn Jimenez, a spokeswoman for Pacific Bell. +Everybody in town is hurting." In Hawkinsville, Ga., Civil Defense Director Sam Clark said the last family was evacuated by boat from one threatened area before dawn Wednesday. +Three of the culverts are 15 feet high, 21 feet wide and about as long as a football field. +In Ohio, the Tafts have been involved in politics and the media for a century. +They don't fear dying," Zhewu Wang, 31, a visiting scholar at the University of Iowa from the northeast China city of Harbin, said in Iowa City. +"We've got to be careful not to let rumors and postulates take command," Mr. Nuttle says. +The cure for unemployment is sought among its victims, not at the level of the economy as a whole. +More batting punch comes from 16-year-vet Baylor, whose presence often foreshadows a post-season berth. +Polanski won plaudits in France for his interpretation of a man turned into an insect in the 1988 stage version of Kafka's "Metamorphosis" at a Paris theater. +Both suits were filed in federal court in Manhattan. +Gallatin conceded that since the exchange of stock for an unbundled unit would be taxable, the units should appeal mainly to tax-exempt institutions such as pension funds. +Without their involvement, providing the resources and employing the professionals, the public pension funds would not have been able to draw the attention of the national and international media to this controversial bill. +The court decision "clears the way for more expanded securities powers by banks and allows them to expand their brokerage activities to be more competitive," said Karen Shaw, a banking consultant based here. +China, Malaysia, the Philippines and Taiwan have all made claims on the territory. +The name has been sent to the White House, but a decision isn't likely to be announced until background checks and talks with lawmakers are completed, probably next week, according to officials. +But when speaking privately later, many said they were allied with neither side. +Crude oil for April lost 9 cents to $21.56 a barrel, while contracts for later delivery posted gains. +She told foreign photographers they would no longer be allowed to shoot pictures in Kosovo. +In 1945, Congress officially recognized the Pledge of Allegiance. +Maxwell also has an option to acquire D&B's Thomas Cook travel agency business. +The diplomats said the rocket attacks on Kabul have been launched from positions around the city, suggesting the various guerrilla factions are working together and moving closer to the city. +The agency said that the brochures should be written in easily understandable language for plastic surgeons and other doctors to pass on to their patients. +I don't know how you feel, my dear, But frankly, I don't give a damn. +An X-ray of a 6-foot-by-9-foot painting of Lewis Cass showed another layer under the Cass painting. +South-east unemployment has increased by 616,300, or 183 per cent, since early 1990. The total January increase was lower than expected and follows a large 60,300 rise in December. +The sharply lower crude prices, together with much stronger margins for petroleum products and record chemical earnings were "fundamentally responsible" for Exxon's overall earnings improvement, he added. +"I'm awe-struck," admitted comic Aykroyd, nominated for his first dramatic role in a film. "I've appeared on the academy show as a presenter, but never as a nominee." The awards presentation will be held Monday. +They have given sworn affidavits saying she participated in the assaults on them and on Seipei. +If not, he said, "we will manage to the conditions" and still exceed last year's operating results. +He said three gunmen in a green car opened fire with automatic rifles, wounding Fatah's comptroller in Lebanon, Mahmoud Asadi, and his bodyguard, Monzer Hamza. +Werner Enterprises Inc. said it plans to buy back as many as 200,000 common shares from time to time in the next year. +One also bears a slogan: 'Don't mess with the USA. +When I was working in Los Angeles, one restaurant went from nouvelle cuisine to Mexican to sushi to Cajun in a four-year period. +If the nations fail to make these changes, the countries risk losing gold they have already pledged to the IMF that would be sold to make good the loans made to them. +Refuting arguments that Japan needs to maintain its surpluses to help capital-starved countries, Mr. Utsumi argued that Japan can both reduce its surpluses and funnel capital abroad. +No doubt, the chip agreement has presented tiny Micron with a grand opportunity. +VOA, which has a large Mandarin-language audience in China, has been accused by the government of "rumor-mongering" in its reports on the military push to drive students from Tiananmen Square, in which at least 200 unarmed people were killed. +In the fall, the company is expected to revamp the low end of its Macintosh computer line with at least two new models that sport lower prices and higher performance than current ones. +"We believe that allowing the remains of the late president to be brought back here would cause some instability and would discourage very much investors and tourists from coming here, plus also dividing the people," she said. +Assistant district attorney Rodolfo Gutierrez, the prosecutor, said unrelated trials scheduled in the court would have forced the case to be rushed, had it been tried this week. +The Santa Fe's greatest strength is its high-speed route between Chicago and Los Angeles, which Judy Garland helped immortalize in the Johnny Mercer/Harry Warren song "On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe." +Jeff Greenfield, on ABC's "Nightline" Monday, was on top of developments, suggesting that Mr. Hart take a positive approach, seeking electoral advantage by appealing to voters who have ever cheated on their spouses. +The Tigrean rebels, a smaller group, control Tigre, Eritrea's southern neighbor. +The question is: how much, and in what form? +Others are hurt by the loss of tax credits and favorable depreciation rules under the new tax law. +Lorimar offered extensive testimony depicting Miss Harper as a temperamental star who wanted complete creative control. +In separate attacks, the Khmer Rouge was advancing toward Siem Reap, 200 miles northwest of Phnom Penh, and was within reach of the Angkor temples. +The Commerce Department also looked at a fourth statistic - per capita personal income. +Hormel & Co. meatpacking plant in Austin, Minn., labor organizer Ray Rogers is in Jay, Maine, to wage a similar campaign against International Paper. +Barring an unforseen increase in oil prices, net should be in the range of $208 million, or $3 a share, Mr. Shaffer said. +Congress has approved funding for the first nine months of the contract. +Irradiating some fruits is believed cheaper than using current anti-bacterial techniques. +State inspectors found the blowtorch Friday near the site of Wednesday's explosion, which officials believe to have been fueled by methane gas, said Willard Stanley, commissioner of the Department of Mines and Minerals. +Three people were killed in this coastal resort when clashes broke out between police and demonstrators protesting the outcome of statewide municipal elections, authorities said. +Analysts said prices were dragged down by profit-taking. +Despite what its proponents say about the dazzling new technology, HDTV won't play a significant role in a growing electronics market in the next 20 years, according to a Congressional Budget Office report Tuesday. +Exit polls ask people after they've cast their ballots for whom they voted and are used by news organizations to project the winners of elections. +Calvin Knight of Mount Vernon was in stable condition Friday. +"But he seems to have so little room for maneuver, a lot of people are saying he will fall." +Cocom was to discuss these issues a year ago, but the U.S. blocked the meeting to punish China for selling Silkworm missiles to Iran. +In fact, some of them are much easier than people admit. Most catalogues still list a bright red flowering carpet of a plant as zauschneria, although botanists have re-named it. +The shuttle Discovery made its long-delayed trip to the launch pad Monday, a milestone in the rebirth of America's space program that was hailed by workers who streamed by the pad in an 18-mile-long line of cars. +"Normally chess is a battle between two individuals," Kasparov has said in an interview. "But in my case, with Karpov, it's a fight between two different mentalities in Russia. +Williams said that was a plus. +A few hours later, another car bomb went off in Cali, the other drug-cartel capital, killing eight and wounding 37. +Homely it may be, but this gastropod mollusk is a cherished item of California cuisine and the quest of a dwindling band of adventurers. +The Senate has not yet taken up the bill. +"It shows there's a silver lining in every government regulation," says Michael Scanlon, executive vice president of the Petroleum Marketing Education Foundation, Arlington, Va. +"The worst part is combing it out," she said. +It has a near-monopoly on the MS-DOS program that every user of an IBM PC or clone must buy, and fiercely defends that program from copiers. +On July 2 Mr Clinton lifted the US veto on lending to Hanoi by the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and like institutions. +Following the acquisition, FB Holdings will be owned 10% by Pueblo Chairman Harold Toppel, about 20% by other management, and about 70% by certain partnerships and entities affiliated with First Boston. +He also announced that the government's Council of Ministers, its cabinet, isn't "needed anymore," and that seats in parliament ought to be "contested by two or more candidates." +The latest studies reveal the appearance of the first true plant communities on the island, said Fridriksson, who has studied Surtsey almost from the beginning. +"Once you've played, you never forget your instrument and you never get rock 'n' roll out of your system," he said. +A Mexican drug trafficker, Rene Verdugo Urquidez, was convicted in Los Angeles and sentenced to 240 years in prison in the case in October. +"Arbitration cannot be the loophole through which the union and certain employers may avoid the dictates of the consent decree," the appeals court panel said. +Did Lord Rees-Mogg see ITV's excellently acted and produced Firm Friends with Billie Whitelaw and Madhur Jaffrey, which treated all men as something that needed scraping off women's shoes? +It is up to management to restore that credibility and potential but that will take a long time.' Reuters rebounds News and information group Reuters recovered 28 to 1344p as analysts' interpretations of the company's full-year results reached clients. +In London, the major market, the late bid price of gold was $354.45 a troy ounce, up from $353.75. +Harvard law professor Susan Estrich is Dukakis' campaign manager. +The airline became a joint stock company this week. +But it defers some tough spending questions until later years, after Mr. Reagan's term ends. +The defense secretary has previously warned against overreacting to changes in the Soviet Union and its Eastern European allies. +The "intelligence" is a computer that coordinates gear shifts to engine speed, and automatically slows the engine for a fraction of a second during the shift to make the gear changes feel smoother. +About 100 weapons, including machine guns, are normally stored in the vault, but only the semi-automatic rifles were stolen. +Although Corning invented glass and ceramic materials suitable for baking, it says 65% of all cookware is metal. +Mrs. Hessman has had to curtain over her bathtub view, which now includes her new neighbor's upstairs. +FEDERAL FUNDS: 8 1/16% high, 8% low, 8% near closing bid, 8 1/16% offered. +Other details, such as eligibility requirements and what the scholarships will pay for, were not disclosed. +The ministry said the Italian company purportedly involved was a private one, and the case should not involve ties between the two countries, AGI said. +Museum of the City of New York: "Echoes of New York: The Paintings of Theresa Bernstein." Through March 31. +As with most consumer tastes, the explanation is demographic. +Mr Hind said the pit closures inevitably meant further job losses. He added: 'The miners who are about to lose their jobs will at least benefit from some comparatively generous redundancy payments. +This could have meant congressional adjournment this week with no Cambodia resolution at all. +Seventy-one percent of Americans and 74 percent of Japanese surveyed would choose to buy a car made in their own countries. +Xerox had earlier announced its intention to sell its medical unit, which incorporates xerographic technology in diagnostic devices, in order to focus on its core document and financial-services businesses. +He declined to comment on whether legal action is planned. +Flynn's national Task Force on Hunger and Homeless is due to release a major study Wednesday. +But department stores often charge a fee or refuse the entire shipment if it's late, and the penalties have become more common and higher in the wake of buy-outs. +Heavily armed army troops were helping police restore order. +Gilliam's testimony was the first the panel has heard from a former top HUD insider about Pierce's eight years as secretary. +Similar restrictions are being sought in Britain, Switzerland and Austria. +His timid encouragement of private enterprise and some productivity-related incentives to workers was intended to bolster the dinar and liven up the moribund economy of his predecessor, and the architect of Algeria's bureaucracy, Houari Boumedienne. +Until the plan is put into place, BCE Development said it expects to continue to report operating losses. +"It is not a glamorous high-tech field," concedes Knight Steel, the chief of geriatrics at Boston University Medical Center. +More complicated, he said, will be finding an accord on measures to bolster the security of the FHA insurance funds. +In Frankfurt, a late surge also helped stock prices, although they still finished lower across the board. +Your article presents a grim picture. +The Russian radicals also hope to elect Gorbachev critic Boris Yeltsin president of their republic, instead of Gorbachev's man, Vlasov. +ELECO HOLDINGS has sold its distribution subsidiaries for a total of Pounds 1.38m which Eleco will initially use to reduce bank borrowings. +DeSoto plans to retain only its detergent business. +Reagan will receive other tributes during his visit. +Some mention Wilkins for the FBI directorship, though another post may be more likely. +Tiffany shares closed yesterday at $22.125, up 87.5 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +Although the Goldsmith letter isn't likely to change the course of the takeover fight, it could make it somewhat more difficult for B.A.T to pursue a "just-say-no" strategy for repelling the buy-out proposal. +Iowa, believe it or not, allows more forms of legal gambling than any other state, according to I. Nelson Rose, a California law professor who studies such things. +On smog, the House bill calls for a stronger federal role in forcing cleanups by states and cities. +Volume topped a million shares, the high for the year. +No-one will give evidence against him. Physical fighting comes about as close as you can get to the real stuff on stage and the piece is magnificently directed - and paced - by Gordon Edelstein. +Two bald eagles are nesting in a well-trodden city park overlooking Puget Sound despite the birds' usual intolerance for human activity, and the prospects of their raising a brood are considered good. +These creditors have already received 45p in the pound. +Perpich and Oberstar, chairman of the House aviation subcommittee, said they remained concerned that Davis would have to sell parts of the airline to finance the deal. +He is investigating Horne's role. +He said police rearrested Matsuda on charges of violating Japan's Trade Control Law, Customs Laws and Foreign Exchange Laws. +In addition to individual instances of plundering, many art historians say some treasures were removed with official sanction for use as cultural reparations. +Another official, however, confirmed that Vreeland had been dropped. +Banks reopened but only to handle salaries and pensions of government employes. +The "CBS Evening News" had an 8.4 and 19 share. "NBC Nightly News" had a 7.7 and 18. +If approved, the constitutional article would permit 5.7 million more voters, increasing the electorate to nearly 78 million of the nation's 141 million people. +The new System/88 models 85 and 86 are priced at $417,000 and $492,000, respectively. +Mr Johnson will now be prosecuted on two charges of theft relating to a Pounds 1m rights issue. +Of course, it's not as good as what they extracted from the (European) snack food operations," said Marc I. Cohen, of the New York securities firm Sanford C. Bernstein. +"Discrimination in federally funded institutions is occurring at accelerated rates," Rep. Don Edwards, D-Calif., said Tuesday as the House joined the Senate in overriding Reagan's veto of the Civil Rights Restoration Act. +According to China's projection, the country's oil output will grow modestly to 2.8 million barrels a day in 1995 from 2.7 million barrels a day last year. +Heidi Steinberg, who follows Gap for Salomon Brothers, expects the company to increase earnings by about 23%, to $1.92 a share, in the fiscal year ending in January 1993. +While it is widely recognized that countless clergy and others during Christian history have been homosexuals, most churches reject homosexual activity, particularly among the clergy. +Among whites, the mortality rate for such infants fell from 130 per 1,000 to 73 per 1,000 from 1969 to 1982, the latest year for which figures are available. +Fear of its students not returning home is only one reason for China's shift in policy. +While regulatory protection against failures is an appropriate concern, many safeguards are already in place for HMO members. +North made daily entries in the spiral-bound notebooks while he worked at the National Security Council. +The plane's pilot was killed, but the co-pilot ejected and was reported recovering from burns. +A joint Soviet-Polish investigation into the killings has not been completed and the "final truth" about responsibility is still to be determined, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady I. Gerasimov. +Mrs. Peterson, a nurse for the past 20 years, was on maternity leave from Jamaica Hospital, Miss Regean said. +One of the bombs damaged the store's sporting goods department last week, while the other failed to go off because of a faulty detonator. +At what point does a Jewish agency, if swamped with foster-care children of other faiths, lose its identity and original purpose? +That kept the river level low, helping snag Munday's barrel on the rocky ledge, he said. +It will shed 3,000 employees, 10 per cent of its labour force, this year through early retirements and voluntary redundancies. +Sales were also level in its world-wide corn refining business, although that sector registered a 3.8% increase in operating income. +Luon Van Dang is a little more sure about what he wants to do but just as worried. +In Madrid, the Spanish Foreign Office issued a statement for the 12-member EEC calling Rafsanjani's appeal "absolutely unacceptable." The Dutch government called his remarks "totally reprehensible" and urged joint EEC action. +American Express also declined to confirm descriptions of the campaign. +There has been a surge of criticism from Japanese media and politicians over the plan. +The former Soviet Union is a major buyer but its purchases depend on credit guarantees from the Agriculture Department. +Those figures place him among Salomon's highest-paid executives. +Before the trading day began the Commerce Department reported that the nation's gross national product grew at an annual rate of 2.5 percent, after adjustment for inflation, in the second quarter of the year. +Centers performing transplants around the world are all part of larger hospitals or clinics, but Pitt's will be the first free-standing facility, he said. +'We must be able to manage our growth,' says Mr Ollila. He predicts that 'the 1990s and early 21st century will be the era of the medium-sized company. +Wrangler's pants have more shades of tan than the military's previous pattern, which was designed for the California desert and had black and white specks. +He and Raynor strolled down from the modest green clapboard clubhouse and tried their hand at fishing in the Kennebunk River. +Real estate sources estimate the monthly rent at $12,000 to $15,000, based on fair-market value. +A short supply of film also was cited as the reason for prohibiting cooperatives from producing their own movies. +"I don't think we will go up in a straight line. +Daddy Dodger himself, longtime manager Tom Lasorda, had been rumored to be on his way out, and on Thursday owner Peter O'Malley felt obliged to give him one of those votes of confidence that managers dread. +And they also have to work full time. +Unocal said it will shut the 108,000-barrel-a-day units that perform initial processing on crude oil at its plant and transfer that processing to similar but more efficient units with a capacity of 125,000 barrels a day at the Shell plant. +Since April, the carrier also has been involved in contract talks with the Air Line Pilots Association. +Mr. Gilmore said the dollar is coming under pressure in Japan as big institutions there take profits in overseas markets and convert them into yen to dress up their books for the first half ending Sept. 30. +Prior to that, he was a television reporter for 10 years. +"That is what the people of Nicaragua ask for, that is what the people want, and we should support that," he said. +No doubt it provides pleasant evenings for lots of people. +Solar Max cost $77 million to build and launch in February 1980, at a time of maximum activity in the sun's 11-year sunspot cycle. Its mission was to study solar flares. +The court recognized "the rights of people who have been exploited by the dishonest and unethical practice of religion," said Ford Greene, lawyer for David Molko. +By May, Haskie and his appointees had taken hold of the tribal government's reins. +Kemp was sworn in Monday afternoon by the department's general counsel, J. Michael Dorsey. +The new company offered a variety of programs aimed at young audiences, including "countdowns" and rock 'n' roll programs such as "Off the Record," which is hosted by Mary Turner, who married Mr. Pattiz two years ago. +Jacqueline Kennedy said, "I was looking this way, to the left, and I heard these terrible noises. +A Big Board specialist firm has stopped making markets in J.P. Morgan stock after the exchange investigated a big surge in Morgan's share price during the October crash. +Although Mr. Jackson received just 15% of the city's white vote, he was the near-unanimous choice of Atlanta's blacks. +The former socialist government which succeeded communist dictator Todor Zhivkov had broken previous commitments by declaring a debt moratorium in March 1990. +American capitalism outshines the forms practiced elsewhere in the world, he continues, "because of a culture that allows entrepreneurs to fail." +The insider-trading charges against Mr. Clark involve a former Journal reporter's leaks of advance word of market-sensitive Journal stories to Peter N. Brant, a former Kidder, Peabody & Co. broker. +This would have a devastating effect on millions of people," he said in a state of the union message to the Congress of People's Deputies. +Last year India, also a perennial net exporter of silver, became a net silver importer as well, Mr. Sharma says. +Roger Brinner, economist at DRI McGraw-Hill, the old Data Resources organization so highly esteemed by many economists, recently accused the Federal Reserve of not having the courage to eliminate the cussed curse. +Wilder, the state's 58-year-old lieutenant governor, is seeking to become the first elected black governor in the country. +People take buses and the subway instead of taxis. +He then moved to a wooden table, and with his hand on a red-bound copy of the Soviet Constitution, took the first presidential oath of ffice. +The more relaxed pace left nuns feeling relieved, she said. "We realized this was the direction God wanted us to take. +The most successful at generating sparks of electricity off each other were Malcolm Donnelly as Don Carlo and Alastair Miles as Silva. +We will have to get used to living in a world in which we are no longer No. 1 in that sense, or at least not No. 1 by much. +It is unknown if the department will dip into the state's insurance guarantee fund, of which HMOs are members. +"Sounds like Pat Caddell's 'malaise speech' that got Jimmy Carter in trouble," Mr. Garth said. +There had been concerns that the water sale would fail because it followed the sharp drop in world stock markets a few months ago. But demand for the shares greatly exceeded the supply. +The breakdown of talks to merge the Commodity Exchange and Nymex also strained relations. +When you apply other traditional criteria, however, "it doesn't look at all like a bull market," Gailliot said in an interview. +The November contract of West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark U.S. crude which plunged 55 cents a barrel Friday, skidded another 31 cents to settle at $13.06 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +The meeting of the leadership council, formed by conservative and moderate Democrats to counter the party's purported leftward drift, occurs as the party's governing Democratic National Committee continues its spring meeting in Indianapolis. +Then comes the key precinct model, precincts which historically have reflected larger voting trends. +But half a dozen former associates and competitors say that at one time or another he vowed to kill them; one associate, Dennis Hollembeak, alleged he was threatened. +And Nordic regulators remain cool to Mr. Wolrath's grand plan because they fear it could pose severe supervisory problems. +Nor can the GCC hawks take the risk of alienating Oman and the U.A.E. +Now, "you can number the SEPs in the tens of thousands," says David G. Ball, assistant labor secretary for pension and welfare benefits. +A whole class of fourth-graders whose teacher failed to make the grade must go to summer school before they can be promoted, says their principal, one of four who tried unsuccessfully to fire the teacher. +Alexander N. Karbainov told a news conference Thursday at the agency's Lubyanka headquarters. +Although precise figures on Japanese real-estate investment in the U.S. are hard to come by, the pace seems to have slowed since the stock crash. +Mr. Pecquer had built a team of mergers and acquisition professionals in Houston to scour the U.S. for business opportunities. +Fund-raising hosts interrupted the entertainment for brief periods to urge viewers and listeners to contribute. +Manufacturers must improve overall fuel economy by 1 mph over 1989 models, to 27.5 mph, Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner announced Wednesday. +With many of the regular Saudi Army troops deployed to the nation's northern border following Iraq's Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait, military officials are looking to boost backup forces. +'Some of the smaller members, perhaps with a family business building a couple of boats a year, don't want growth.' +While the Japanese have embraced the compact packaging and convenience of concentrated products, the true test for P&G will be in the $4 billion U.S. detergent market, where growth is slow and liquids have gained prominence over powders. +And relatives of those in hiding or under the hot Saudi Arabian sun said they took comfort in his strong stand. +The vans produced at the Bedford facility will be sold in Europe. +National Broadcasting Co., which operates the nation's top-rated television network, plans a major cable television venture featuring original business and sports programming. +While chairman, between 1967 and 1986, he and his team were strongly criticised by a triumvirate of retired directors, including his own father and a predecessor, Bancroft Clark. +Under the Reagan administration, the FCC has begun to loosen the rule, arguing that the growth of media outlets is protecting the public against media barons who would dominate public debate. +As for foreign countries, it is widely perceived that Japan and Germany weren't displeased with the dollar's decline in late 1990 because the stronger yen and mark helped curb inflationary pressures in those nations. +The U.S. Navy began escorting Kuwaiti oil tankers last week. +Shabazian said it was too early to say whether the Amex would join the Philadelphia exchange in appealing the federal court ruling. +Health benefits are optional with these jobs and some pay minimum wage-positions that Cleveland Works won't touch. +The action applies to a handful of children in addition to Webb's. +It looked like the front three-quarters of that engine were cut in half. +"We must reflect about the competence and capacity of the candidates. +But to date, the Rales' have confined their business interests to machinery and other non-consumer goods. +Kozlov went on a hunger strike and barricaded himself in his cell Tuesday in a central Helsinki prison. +As expected, the quality of financing played a big role in the success or failure of the companies involved. +The U.S. assistance, provided covertly, is believed to average about $60 million annually. +While helpful for those who can afford insurance, he said, the tax break would be useless for those who can't. +It also said it was not in favor of spinning off air traffic control functions into a private function as has been suggested by Transportation Secretary James Burnley. +The agreement was reached last fall after 18 months of talks between the two nations. +Singing that uninflected and charmless makes him happy? So it went for much of the evening. +Clower taped a series of public service announcements Monday that will begin to air in two or three weeks, seeking donations. +The suit is one of several that Southmark Corp. has filed or plans to file in an effort to bring in more cash to pay creditors. +Members of the Supreme Soviet, the national legislature that resumed its session after a two-month break, raucously debated the leadership's proposal to call an emergency session of their parent body to broaden presidential powers. +There is a strong element of political opportunism to the sudden Republican focus on these issues: Improved education is a hard platform to oppose. +AUTHENTIC Fitness Corporation (AFC), Pentland's US affiliate, is pricing its initial public offering at Dollars 14 a share. +Warrants for some TWA equity would be distributed among holders of lower-priority TWA debt securities and preferred stock. +Before joining Symonds he was the manufacturing director at Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, where he worked for 26 years. The change at the top follows the appointment in July of Rod Ackrill as chairman, replacing Jim Ruggles who remained md. +Rodino also served on the House Iran-Contra committee, which investigated the Reagan administration's handling of the sale of arms to Iran and the funneling of profits to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels. +"I sat and stared at this kid. +The central problem of EC agriculture is that its prices have been set to match the high costs of a long-standing German farm structure. +At least half the savers in the target society must vote, and more than three-quarters of those who do must be in favour of the change. Alternatively, savers with 90 per cent of the savings held in the society must vote in favour. +Seaga narrowed the gap slightly shortly after Hurricane Gilbert struck, but has since fallen back. +Some members say many of the 400 local chapters are under pressure to allow men to join, partly because of the recent inclusion of women in formerly all-male clubs such as Rotary. +But, she said, "we still got contaminated water, even with increased chlorination." The water for the coastal region is drawn from the Sea of Galilee and piped to Tel Aviv via the national water carrier, Mekorot. +The show features some Beethoven, while adding a contemporary sound provided by Bono and The Edge, two members of U2. +As the Korean War escalated, even the staid Marshall rhetorically brandished the big one. +The Boston-based mutual fund company has more than four million customer accounts. +The noncallable notes were priced at a spread of 30 basis points over the yield on the Treasury's 10-year note. +An exhibition is slated for the Louvre in Paris, and half time at the Super Bowl next January will feature a birthday extravaganza. +The unusual cooperation between Orthodox and rival Reform and Conservative rabbis, as well as the group's lack of political ideology gives it a moral authority over most of the dozen or so other Israeli movements considered to be comprised of leftists. +The Valdez, assisted by tugboats, was expected to come into the bay on its own power under the guidance of senior San Diego harbor pilot Capt. +The failure to identify the jumbo jet shows that identifying aircraft electronically remains "an art, not a science," he added. +Pepper, a liberal Democrat who died May 30, held the seat since its inception in 1962, despite the district's increasingly conservative, Hispanic makeup. +Mr. Poling, meanwhile, says Japan should roll back exports of cars, trucks and other goods to cut its trade surplus with the U.S. by 25% a year for the next four years. +Perez de Cuellar dispatched a team to South Africa from June 9 to 19, led by Abdulrahim A. Farah, undersecretary-general for special political questions. +"We're back to where we were last summer, when everybody was chasing stories," William King, a senior trader at Nikko Securities, said. +Some traveled from as far as 75 miles to participate. +He added that domestic institutions' purchases of high-technology stocks supported sentiment. Large orders were placed in the electronics sector, where stocks rose on active trading. +Management contracts to run gas networks and the construction of power stations in collaboration with others is closer to British Gas's core expertise. +Jewelcor holds a 76% stake in Gruen, which went public in October 1986. +Sapoa is the Nicaraguan border town where the truce talks were held last week. +'They have set the moral tone for the government,' says one black Kenyan. The stereotypes can be overplayed. +In his memorandum to department employees, Watkins said that although he saw indications of improvements at the plants, he was not satisfied that all managers take the need for further improvements seriously. +Allen, a gravedigger and maintenance worker, said graves were reused throughout the eight years he worked for the company. +He was in charge of party ideology during the 1960s, when a group of intellectuals were purged. +By last night the system's hard core currencies - the D-Mark, French franc and the Benelux currencies - were all trading close to one another in the ERM grid. +His trip on the Andalus Express was arranged by Cox & Kings Travel, St James Court, 45 Buckingham Gate, London SW1 (071-834-7472). +"The homeless people on the streets, they're not going to cooperate. +Like cyclicals, financial stocks are likely to do well during an economic recovery, says Morningstar's Mr. Phillips. But he says that the shares of electric utility companies may have a rougher time. +During his previous administration the government nationalized the vital oil industry and began to strengthen and expand the iron, aluminum and hydroelectric industries in the Guayana region. +Identifying and exploiting those symbols _ tearing down fences, both literally and figuratively _ is the key to CCNV's agenda of civil disobedience. +Drug agents seized $104,000 the suspects had intended to use to buy some of the weapons. +The loans, plus interest, would be repaid by premiums that banks pay on domestic deposits over the next 15 years. +He said the probe was focusing on whether "(fuel) tank equipment sent to Libya required an export permit." "We don't know what was done with this equipment in Libya. +The heater malfunction at the Brera Gallery allowed the temperatures in recent days to rise to 75 degrees, well above the normal 55-57 degrees, news agencies and newspapers reported over the weekend. +Mrs. Durbin said she does not know if the young woman has mentioned Daniel Stokes, a 21-year-old native of Ireland whom she met last year when he was there for a visit. +The Treasury Department plans to announce a financing scheme that will help Mexico reduce its debt burden to commercial banks by billions of dollars, government officials said. +Tax Freedom Day is the Tax Foundation's way of dramatizing how Americans are affected by federal, state and local taxes. +Fitzwater acknowledged that Tuesday's meeting wtih Nebeker, which lasted just 10 minutes, was symbolic and intended to keep the spotlight on the ethics issue. +"Imagine we're travelers in time," begins the film's narrator, the genially orotund Geoffrey Holder, "It's 400 million years ago." +The fire was confined to the bottom three floors of the bank building, but enormous amounts of heavy smoke billowed from every floor, casting a haze for blocks over the congested business district. +The Hubbard hijinks have historical precedent, said John W. Denison, professor emeritus in the College of Food and Natural Resources. +Indian security forces have been accused of human rights violations in trying to suppress the militant movement. +This type of restructuring, which is taking place at all major German oil concerns in one form or another, is expected to shave costs through a higher efficiency of intra-company operations. +Of the 4,402 issues that changed hands, 1,008 rose in price and 946 lost ground. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Ogilvy shares closed at $33.75, down 50 cents. +Large industrial stocks on Nasdaq did almost as well, with the Nasdaq 100 index rising 2.15 points to 356.93, a 0.61% increase. +Hotels, motels and campgrounds have been booked for months. +Snohomish, engineering firms Ebasco Services Inc. and United Engineers and Contractors Inc., and financial adviser Blyth Eastman Paine Webber Inc. are the only defendants remaining in the trial. +Tuesday's settlement appeared to end three months of court battles seeking to allow visitation between the two boys. +Davis lives with his wife, son and daughter in Greenwich, an affluent New York suburb. +Her retail and wholesale business had sales of $1 million last year. +Later, in London, it eased to 132.80 yen. +"The court's decision is based on technical, procedural issues, not the merits of the guilt or innocence of the defendants," Kane said. +The Boeing 737-400 skidded into the river after an aborted takeoff from LaGuardia Airport Sept. 20, killing two passengers. +"We have done what we can," Galan told the mother. "The rest is up to God." Asked later whether he believed in God, he shrugged and said: "No." In three days, the boy was dead. +Currently, they're paying 7.75% and 8.10%, respectively, and higher rates are offered to investors with two other accounts at the bank. +Authorities say the deputies gave Reynolds a ride after finding him late at night in a disabled car. +About 35 minutes after the launch, Arianespace officials announced that the satellite was in orbit and declared the mission a success. +"There is no change in our position," said Ms. Stockman. +The two state programs differ slightly in detail. +For the nine months ended last Oct. 31, the company posted a $167.7 million loss from continuing operations on revenue of $689.6 million. +The GNP number added to the already bearish sentiment in the inflation-sensitive gold market but another number in the report, the GNP deflator, rose at an inflationary annual rate of 5.5 percent compared with 1.7 percent in the first quarter. +Another way to gauge racial disparities in capital sentencing is to examine the degree to which police descriptions of a homicide are changed in court data by the prosecutors. +Invocation of the 1977 law puts teeth in the U.S. government quest to freeze Panamanian assets and withhold tax payments by American businesses and their subsidiaries operating there. +The truth could be a bit more complicated. Direct Line currently absorbs only Pounds 155m of Royal Bank's capital, which is small in relation to shareholders' funds of Pounds 1.95bn. +A survey of sheep ranchers by Agriculture Department researchers shows flocks are less likely to be attacked by coyotes, wild dogs and other predators if a burly guard dog is on watch. +Although this appears aggressive, it compares favourably with the pricing of other recent Eurobonds, such as last week's Eurofima deal. +"They want to go home. +That would put a total of 2 percent of the state's land under wildernss protection, preventing development and such uses as timber harvesting, mineral exploration or intrusion by campers in vehicles. +For as long as 14 hours, the two leaders will discuss the future shape of Europe and the Soviet Union itself. +Plant officials hope to finish the cleanup by the end of 1991, then place Unit 2 in storage for anywhere between 20 years and 60 years while radiation decays inside. +As the havens grow less secure and more unwelcoming, the tide of those seeking to come ashore shows no sign of ebbing. +The boost in petroleum-based energy prices, up at a 22.4 percent annual rate so far this year, accounted for nearly one-half of the first quarter price acceleration, the Labor Department said. +His octet Twilight Music, plainer still on the surface, makes charming play with ancient Celtic jigs, in which Nona Lidell's fiddle struck all the right notes. +For example, some proposals for the future structure of the single European currency have centred on a regular annual reweighting of the currencies within the Ecu basket. +Although pressed repeatedly, he would not cite any authority for his comment. +The hijackers killed two Kuwaiti passengers before the ordeal ended in Algiers on Wednesday. +But we find little reason to suspect she was motivated by anything other than the motherhood instinct. +"We are doing it now because the marijuana is about half grown," Verjes said. "It is too young to harvest, but too late in the year for the growers to get another crop planted. +But "if they're putting in a system where they can get reports from their field office, that's all to the good," he said. +Chunga said Kimani escorted three recruits to Tanzania on April 29 and they left for Libya May 16. +"There's a lot of garbage out there, to be very honest with you." Rather than shun secondary issues, Mr. Navellier believes the trick is to find a few good ones. +At the same time, Gemcraft said it pledged the capital stock of its home building and mortgage units to First Texas in exchange for about $22 million in financing. +He said attempts to train in public parks, including London's Hyde Park, were frustrated by police who accused them of creating a disturbance and ordered them to move. +At Czarne, prisoners learned of the decision on the TV news and immediately "started destroying equipment, set warehouse facilities on fire and attacked prison guards who tried to get the situation under control," PAP said. +"It's a perfectly legitimate check," said Bourre, a Dover, N.H., resident and a opponent of a Maine law that requires him to pay Maine income taxes because he works at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. +No evidence of actual harm is needed. Furthermore, similar evidence may be treated as harmful in one case, but beneficial in another. +Mrs. Carr's son, Duane, also 16, was released last week. +This included a Pounds 7m shortfall in expected income from co-productions. +As a result of the discoveries, scientists now have genetic probes that will home in on the precise defect on the X chromosome, Dr. Sutherland said. +And Mr. Maxwell announced plans Friday to sell off his European printing businesses. +The ordinance would allow police to determine whether the guns are stolen or can be linked to a crime. +"I don't think we ought to try to meet any artificial deadlines," commented Dole of Kansas. +The boosters have been redesigned to prevent a recurrence. +Arens warned that arranging peace talks could be a lengthy process. +Mr Lamont took up the proposal immediately on his return from holiday on August 24. It was around this time that the Bundesbank was advised of the UK's wish to borrow D-marks. But by this time sterling was spiralling downwards. +UAP already cooperates with Royale Belge and is seeking closer links with Sun Life and Colonia. +"We rely considerably on the companies' independent auditors." +Daniel Clayton McKinsey, 21, boiler technician fireman apprentice, from Hanover, Pa. +"We pursue the fundamental objective: whether man is alive or dead after the flight. +Moore McCormack would borrow as much as $420 million from Chemical New York Corp.'s Chemical Bank, whose fees, apart from interest, would total at least $8.4 million. +Sir Leon Brittan, the EC competition commissioner, has adopted an altogether tougher and more rigorous stance than the MMC. +But, he says, "The leap of faith is that Occidental is in many ways as much a chemical company, as much an oil company, and the question is how much gain the chemicals business can get from an economic recovery." Some reach a different conclusion. +Group profit wasn't disclosed. +After the agreement was signed, bank officials advised ATI that the Glendale, Calif., company didn't meet certain criteria for similar agreements. +Do you ever have the urge, in this era of sober and minimal dress, to break out into something wildly flamboyant and opulently decorated? +Today's early losses were limited by forecasts for a rainy weekend in the Midwest, where the corn and soybean crops are rapidly maturing. +The most sophisticated of them vary markedly from the old-style charity affairs. +It was envisaged that the charge would be between Pounds 50 and Pounds 100 a head. +I, for one, am very fond of Bols's drummerboy in Rotterdam, and Aart Van de Gelder's glowing paintings of Esther. Van de Gelder - sadly not in the exhibition - was the only pupil who stuck to a Rembrandtesque style once it became unfashionable. +Mandela, deputy president of the African National Congress, will pick the fruits of political stardom, as well. +"Anything you can do to distinguish yourself from the competition will give you a leg up on someone else," he says. Mr. Challenger says this approach works for about 70% of his clients, who manage to turn their assignments into full-time positions. +Higher-income people giving substantial amounts of appreciated property are advised to check beforehand to see whether this will expose them to the alternative minimum tax. +A company spokesman acknowledged that "some creditor groups" haven't approved the plan. +"Only then will we negotiate the terms for the exchange," he said. +"We are free _ but only inside the circle," the minister said, running a finger around the rim of a rice bowl in illustration. +In addition to the punishment for the compensation transgression, he said, the ministry has asked No. 1-ranked Nomura and No. 3-ranked Nikko to suspend sales activities at their main offices during the four-day period. +Martin Luther King Day is a paid holiday for federal workers. +In hindsight, GM and Daewoo executives acknowledge they seriously underestimated the obstacles posed to their three-continent car-making experiment by divergent cultures and business aspirations, not to mention the different languages spoken. +RETAIL U.S. CAR AND LIGHT TRUCK SALES-a 1991 1990 x-% Dec 01-10 Dec 01-10 Chg. +The steelmaker endured a six-month strike, during which it racked up hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. +In the meantime, a national Corporate Criminal Liability Act, by Rep. John Conyers of Michigan, is due back in the congressional hopper. We trust the Members will exempt themselves from coverage. +The state Supreme Court curtly rejected his appeal Friday. +So far, though, the advances have been tentative. "But I think you're going to see the successful U.S. studios make major moves into foreign markets," Meeker said. +It is by no means clear that the current rebellion in Iraq is in fact a cohesive struggle for democracy: Ethnic and religious agendas play heavily in the fighting. +The attorney general has been using an armor-plated limousine, which cost more than $100,000, for three or four weeks, said Justice Department spokesman David Runkel. +On Wednesday the Dow Jones industrial average rose 7.69 to 2,470.12, surpassing the 19-month high of 2,463.89 it reached on Monday. +Companies that were planning to issue junk bonds in coming weeks might postpone or restructure their offerings because of the sell-off, which pushed up yields and made financing more expensive, Lonski said. +"Kuwait asked us and we responded in the same spirit, which is to ensure stability of supply and the relationship with the (Arab oil producers) for the future." +Half the communique is taken up with what read like official press releases from each country's finance ministry. Yet the G7 is probably right to claim that actions already taken and developments already under way will bring recovery. +Michael Dukakis carried a narrow lead over George Bush to the wire in Iowa, where their only competition for statewide attention was a little-noticed effort to change the way the two top state officials are elected. +H. pylori is thought to multiply the risk of stomach cancer by six, but is only one of several factors - diet and blood group are also important. +As evidence, no Latin American country has voiced support for current administration policy toward Panama because each is worried it may some day be a U.S. target if it does something to displease Washington. +The Brady strategy sets a high premium on economic policies. +Kuwait's leader, Sheik Jaber al-Ahmed al-Sabah, fled to Saudi Arabia the day of the invasion. +Japan doesn't have enough AIDS patients to do significant experimentation in that country, they said. +Five huge tents have been set up on the 15-acre Moroccan-style garden surrounding the palace. +The company said the changes regarded improperly documented lease transactions, new product development costs and payments to its sister company, United Press International. +"It is very difficult and delicate surgery," he said. +In 1989's fourth quarter, Salomon had net income of $68 million, or 42 cents a share. +Wayne Davis, a civil engineer who directed the study for the University of Tennessee, said paper plants, which release large amounts of steam, routinely cause fog. +While mutual funds' investment in overseas markets may be the equity equivalent of hot money, the pension funds are likely to be less footloose, if they are working to specific asset allocation targets. +Jim got an early start in the profession. +Others have misgivings about the write-down approach that Congress mandated, saying many of their farm constituents who struggled to meet their obligations regard write-downs as an unfair reward for mismanagement and spendthrift ways. +The package was being changed almost up until the final vote to incorporate objections from lawmakers and the public. +The new Advanced Intermediate Range Air-to-Air Missile, or AMRAAM, will give pilots "launch and leave" capability because it has its own tiny but powerful radar for guidance. +But if product names and precise recipes don't travel, industry executives believe that buying and eating trends do. +"As you mark your 41st birthday, your fourth in incarceration, we join our hearts with yours in yearning for your freedom. +"Our phones went absolutely nuts yesterday," WerBell said. "We had 700 orders, which was a lot for us on a Monday. +It opened at 141.95 yen and ranged between 141.80 yen and 142.75 yen. +Among congressional efforts is the Excellence in Government Management Act, introduced by Rep. Patricia Schroeder (D., Colo.) last year. +Many futures traders who have pleaded guilty to fraud charges stemming from the government's undercover investigation of the futures pits have been fined by the futures exchanges for admitting to violations of exchange trading rules. +Canadian Pacific is a Montreal-based holding company for a variety of transportation, oil and gas, forestry and real estate businesses. +At the same time, prices continued to climb in January, marking the fifth consecutive month that more purchasers reported higher prices than reported lower ones, according to the survey. +Instead, they initiated a protracted period of anxious buying and hoarding. +In setting up its first profit-sharing plan recently, Itsnu Industries, a New York garment firm, chose the age-weighted approach. +The supporting cast includes Lisa Eichhorn and Simon Cadell. +"The banks wouldn't have backed me on this" if he were only an academic, he says. +Cold weather has slowed livestock marketings and continued to support livestock and meat futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. +"Not even Solomon could decide this one to satisfy everyone," said D. Marvin Jones, an associate professor of law at the University of Miami. +The regular army of 130,000 is supplemented by 310,000 reservists, like Langfur, who are called up each year for about 40 days of active duty. +I'll bet they could be levered into offering good deals.' To my eyes, that proposal looks well worth a try. +Demand for oranges was so strong that the average price was higher than it has been since November 1987. +With financing help from the Friends of the National Arboretum, a private group, staffers have visited China, Korea, the British isles and other far-flung spots. +But Doug figures in 20 years, he'll be giving the beef a run for its money. +A spokesman for United said "we don't expect this to affect traffic" volume, because business travelers have less leeway in their travel plans. +"Rambling, poor old thing, stubborn," she imagines them saying. +They declared independence for the southern island in a move widely thought to be a prelude to an attack on the central government in Manila. +Permission to adopt a three-shift production system was crucial. +Packwood's amendment also included some IRA provisions, allowing workers to contribute to an account without any immediate tax deduction, but exempting interest from ever being taxed. +I wonder what they mean by "positive." +Mauritania is a desert country, and with the Senegal River dams in operation the government is giving land to any individual or company willing to develop it. +At a second downtown site, 500 demonstrators assembled but left when they learned patients had entered through a back door. +Most significantly, this January's Social Security payments were made on Dec. 31. +In Syria, Jordan's King Hussein held talks with President Assad on Amman's break with the Israeli-held West Bank. +The only promising stimulus must be sought from net exports (which have supported more than half of total US growth over the last five years); only this will raise employment and so revive the home market. +The government says other U.N. resolutions, by calling for sanctions and severing of all ties with Israel, equating Zionism with racism and stressing the right of Palestinians to return to their homes, seek to delegitimize Israel's right to exist. +Informed consent should be obtained before the procedure is done, said the academy, based in suburban Elk Grove Village. +The department's review involved credit guarantees for up to three years. +Finally, this "Sweeney Todd" is closer to us not only because of Ms. Schulman's physical production, but because of the 10 years that have intervened since the play was first done. +Loftin joined Donrey as an internal auditor and was later promoted to assistant to the treasurer. +Westburne International closed yesterday on the Toronto Stock Exchange at $20.75 (Canadian), unchanged, prompting speculation that other bids may emerge. +They were then sold off just as quickly on profit-taking. +No Excuses promptly flooded every major media outlet with news releases proclaiming that all three networks had turned down the ad. +Rogers became captain of the guided missile cruiser in April 1987, and a command usually runs about two years, Dillon said. +"I think that's vastly premature," said M. Danny Wall, chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. +Auto Times Weekly was a mass-market, weekly tabloid published jointly by Hearst and Axel Springer Verlag. +He said the letter, typed on Psinakis' typewriter, was signed "Steve." Psinakis' wife, Presentacion, comes from a prominent Philippine family allegedly robbed of its riches by Marcos. +"I said, `aren't you going to play any more?"' +On Saturday, an IRA bomb killed a Protestant couple and their 6-year-old son as they were driving just north of the Ireland-Northern Ireland border. +Mr Musalia Mudavadi, a 32-year-old politician from western Kenya, becomes the finance minister. +Aer Lingus is in discussions with the Soviet carrier about a cargo venture and other possibilities. +The dollar traded at 155.40 yen late in New York, up from 154.90 yen Friday. +The federal indictment named Drug Enforcement Administration agent Dennis Harker; his wife, Mary Ann; and Susan K. Terry, who owns SKT Construction in West Des Moines. +Brown & Sons' Sandra Flannigan, a long-time bear on First City, was similarly perplexed about the company's stock-price plummet. +On the Friday before Mardi Gras, many of the riders gather in the American Legion Hall to eat gumbo, relive last year's run on videotape and swap stories of chicken chases like old soldiers trading war stories. +Then the family, disastrously for them as it was to turn out, merged their property company Amalgamated Securities into Cedar, mainly in order to gain family voting control of the combined enterprise. +The sales increase was led by a 28% jump at the applied technology division, which makes cold-weather military uniforms, plastic sheeting and high-altitude balloons. +However, Honduran authorities said the men were expelled. +"I anticipate some of our students will not show up tomorrow, but we will have students tomorrow and we will have regular classes for those students," Roussell said Monday. +Only five species of fish remain of the 26 caught in the 1960s when the Black Sea was one of the world's mmost fecund sources. +Sears Roebuck surprised analysts with a 91% jump in first-quarter profit, and analysts now are forecasting 18% year-over-year earnings growth. +The US does not manufacture such vessels. +"I would go so far as to say that it is not advisable to appoint a prime minister or a government if there is the least doubt that a new majority is behind them," Schlueter said. +In major market activity: Stock prices inched higher in heavy trading. +U.S. education has tended to standardize the means and pay scant heed to ends. +Some heavily endowed schools took a major beating in last Monday's market. +GOP analyst Kevin Phillips contends the rift with Jackson can be a plus for Dukakis by showing that "Democrats don't cater to minorities." +As thoughts turn to vacations and the attractions of a home at the shore or in the mountains, many investors are finding that now is a good time to purchase vacation property. +When she heard the gunfire, she reached for the boy, who was seated in the front of the car, but a bullet shattered the windshield and killed him, Jennings said. +Police in combat gear fired hundreds of tear gas shells to drive back the street protesters who charged in groups of up to 1,000 at a time. +In between, Atwater would sprinkle anecdotes about politicians he has helped and opposed, according to an outline dated Sept. 4. The State newspaper obtained a copy and reported on it Friday. +We're relatively optimistic we can do that." +The most effective color usually is determined by the color and clarity of the water you're fishing, so variety allows experimentation. +Details of the cease-fire's provisions were not immediately available. +The plan calls for Northeast to take over Public Service's 36 percent share of Seabrook. +Fang and his wife, Li Shuxian, took refuge in the U.S. Embassy after the military crackdown in June and have since been charged as counterrevolutionaries. +It's very infectious," Fowls said. +The dollar ended sharply higher against the Japanese yen Tuesday, while share prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange plunged. +The INF, signed by Reagan and Gorbachev in December, would eliminate all land-based missiles with ranges between 300 and 3,125 miles and has been hailed by most senators of both parties as an important step forward in arms control. +In Ohio, thunderstorms produced an inch of rain in half an hour in Fairfield, 1.75 inches of rain in 20 minutes at Wayne, and 1.7 inches of rain in 20 minutes at Trenton. +Yediot said that in addition to Arens, the draft letter was given to Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Finance Minister Shimon Peres. +There were lower sales in the US, Spanish and Nordic markets. +Since then, however, several consumer organizations and small tomato processors have complained. +Earlier, employer groups charged repeatedly that the House bill could cover nonunion workers. +The Soviet Union may follow the lead of neighboring Poland and begin a "shock therapy" plan to push the economy toward a market system, a senior official says. +The dollar fell Thursday, a day after the U.S. trade figures showed a smaller fall in the deficit than the market wanted. +This was also a turning point in NATO, for the U.S. sent a letter calling into question the pledges Secretary Baker felt it necessary to reinstate yesterday. +"Computer Sciences has a lot of other contracts and areas where they can absorb personnel," he said. +But its costs and benefits depend very much on complex considerations specific to each company," he added. +Third, and more seriously, a good constitutional brawl can contribute now and then to a healthy democracy. +The Les Avals is between the Col du Fruit and the Petit Mont Blanc. A good insiders' route back from 1650 to 1850 is the Telecabine d'Arionaaz followed by a short ski to the Teleski de la Combe. +The others say tax rises in 1993 would harm a recovery though they might be needed later. Credit growth Broad money and credit growth 'may remain depressed' during this year. +Saudi Arabia seems ready to cut output. +It said it has taken measures to continue shipments during the work stoppage. +Renault officials said that they hope to boost profit further this year, but that it would be impossible to improve it as sharply as last year. +"We have always urged movements toward democracy. +Mr Warren Christopher, US secretary of state, visits Egypt at start of Middle East tour. +Mr. Wallach did send one memo to Mr. Meese that included a reference to the plan. +A significant number of those on the receiving end found the tactics irresistible. +Passengers said at least two babies were pulled from their mothers' arms by the force of the drop, with one plucked out of the air by a man who lunged to catch her. +Cary Retlin, a market strategist with Thomson McKinnon Securities Inc. in New York, says investors "should always wait a minimum of a few days" before selling out. +His workers live in mud and thatch huts and sleep on straw piled on the dirt floors. +"As we close in on the election, we'll be seeing more temporary reactions in the markets" to news about the campaign, said Hugh Johnson, chief investment officer at First Albany Corp. +Prosecutor-General Gheorghe Robu said the four have been indicted on charges of genocide for their role in violently suppressing demonstrations during the December revolution, Rompres reported. +But ABC, with a program that showed America's warts and stumbles, was now No. 1 in the time spot. +Griffin expects to complete the purchase of Resorts International from developer Donald Trump on or around Nov. 3. +Opposition is also strong in the country of 3.7 million people to government plans to sell many of the properties the Sandinistas confiscated and nationalized after coming to power in a 1979 popular revolution. +Earlier, he discussed political and economic matters, but brushed off questions about the gulf. +Payne heads Atlanta's organising committee. 'During the opening few days our baseball team, the Braves, were in the middle of the longest winning streak in their history. +A raft of other companies also have imposed travel restrictions on their employees or are urging them to pay close attention to State Department bulletins. +And are its regulatory mechanisms adequate to protect Names? +On the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Borden shares closed at $34.375, down 37.5 cents. +"It is conceivable that there will be no more (East German) government after March 18," he said. +Prohibit double recovery when the plaintiff has already received compensation from health insurance or other sources. +Pointing to the shutdown of Philadelphia Electric's Peach Bottom plant and Boston Edison's Pilgrim plant, which have generated financial fallout, the analysts say investors need to be warned about where the next costly nuclear shutdown may occur. +Although the Senate isn't expected to take up the measure, Congress now expects a presidential report to be produced soon, whether or not it is required by law. +Soviet Azerbaijan's parliament met in emergency session early Saturday to discuss the ethnic conflict engulfing the Armenian enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh, official reports said. +A spokesman insists Postipankki will pursue its policy of expansion in capital and securities markets. +But, says Walter Bonin, a DEC planning manager, suddenly the company is supposed to do a turnabout and condone sharing of production information and technology with suppliers. +Land in the southern stretches is already being retired from farming. But the river of grass will never return. +He certainly hasn't suggested vouchers or credits that could enlist millions of individual consumers in the cause of price shopping. +The takeover frenzy comes against a backdrop of increasingly restive airline unions. +Before a new trial, the case was settled out of court for an undisclosed amount. +Heavily armed police with dogs patrolled the grounds and the rampart and frogmen searched the waters around the sand-stone fortress. +"'By golly,' I thought, 'that Satan has left,' and I made the dash over there." +"Every veteran I know who is still alive feels he's part of that Vietnam Monument," said Frazier, who lost his legs in a 1967 morter attack that took the lives of six of his buddies and wounded another 18. +Stock market investments go up and down but schools demand regular payment. +Congress cut $1 billion this year from Bush's request for a $4.8 billion Star Wars budget; Bush last week asked for a $1 billion increase for fiscal 1991. +The Justice Department has maintained that publishers who distribute both obscene and non-obscene videotapes should be deprived of their entire operations when illegal revenue has been commingled with lawful proceeds. +Niagara said the allegations in the complaint are without merit. +He is a native Georgian. +"The company's cash flow and debt-protection measurements are likely to remain under pressure," Moody's said. +California and New Jersey, both with booming economies, are among the handful of states expecting to end the next fiscal year with large balances. +In Lafayette, Ind., Schwab said it couldn't value the Microfilm Products' offer; Equity Leasing officials couldn't be reached for comment. +Skinner built a reputation for toughness during one of Illinois' biggest federal corruption trials: the bribery case of former Gov. Otto Kerner, who was convicted in 1973. +Sir, The method described in the article on the brand valuation of Intel (Technology, September 2) is fundamentally flawed. +Last week, Power Corporation, the holding company of Mr Paul Desmarais, the Canadian financier, agreed to buy new shares from Southam at CDollars 14 each. +Olivetti was taken by surprise by Mr. Allen's remarks and didn't have any immediate comment. +The Neville Brothers showed off the New Orleans Jazz Festival in the next show. +Hotels have repaired hurricane damage, palms sway and discos throb, but fine stretches of beach were blown away and the tourists, without whom Cancun has no purpose, are slow to return. +We want to make sure that he is where he is supposed to be and that he has no opportunity to come into contact with his son." Rothenberg's parole will cost California taxpayers $18,000 a month. +He said Dukakis has followed his lead on South Africa and in making drugs an issue. +We can still afford this kind of aid, and the technology either exists or is in promising stages of development. +Sherry Brinser, a Spanish major from Richmond, Va., says: "He's fascinating. +I'm just ready to graduate," said Ms. Stewart. +One is cost - using an Indian subcontractor can cut costs by about 25 per cent for the same quality or better work. According to Mr Srivastava, the Indian software industry is entering a new phase. +The specifics of the latter have yet to be worked out, and fighting over who controls the nation's mineral wealth has been particularly intense. +The microscope has a single-atom tip that, when energized by a tiny electric current, can trace the atomic surface contours of many materials. +The U.S. and Sweden are studying the possibility that a ring of Polish-born businessmen smuggled sensitive electronic parts to their homeland through Sweden. +Can this be an expression of the "new consensus" on welfare that we hear so much of these days? +The survey reported that large multinational firms in high technology and manufacturing are taking the greatest care to position themselves well for the new European market. +Bond issuers often need to buy back some of their bonds to fulfill what is known as a "sinking-fund" requirement. +The American Foreign Service Association, representing members of the nation's diplomatic corps, joined with senators and House members from both political parties in appealing directly to the Supreme Court. +Hearing a news report that people might be arming themselves, Mayor Ray Wieczorek urged them not to do anything foolhardy. +The authors think there isn't just one glass ceiling in a corporation, but many. +Even though underemployed Mexicans flocked to the border from all corners of the country, competition for labor among the maquiladoras was so fierce that turnover sometimes reached 20% a month. +It would also discourage foreigners from selling so much here, because we would need to spend more of our cheaper dollars to buy that Toyota, BMW or even a Yugo. +Police, confounded by what seems like the perfect murder, will take fingerprints this weekend of all 200 adults in the village of Montgesty, officials said Thursday. +Brazil and India will raise the issue at the two-day council meeting beginning Wednesday, which is part of the latest four-year GATT talks known as the Uruguay Round, a GATT source said on condition of anonymity. +The inside is littered with cultural icons of wealth and prestige: a cruise ship, a Daimler, a wedding in Paris and champagne. +In a phone interview yesterday, William H. Spoor, Pillsbury's interim chairman, said only, "We have a very interesting slate of candidates. +The Treasury has invited all broker-dealers to the auction party, but the cost of admission is still too high. +The Big Board argues that its new product will help rather than hurt the situation by possibly drawing business from more-volatile forms of program trading. +He graduated from high school in Louisville, Ky., and from Miami University of Ohio on ROTC scholarship in 1967. +Generally, those under 14 may work only in specific jobs exempt from the law. +The American Bankers Association says such fears are unfounded. +He wins $280,000 for second place. +It draws cold, germ-free water from a depth of 2,200 feet to grow everything from strawberries to giant clams, and studies ocean thermal energy conversion _ using temperature differences between surface and deep water to generate electricity. +Fayetteville Police Chief Ron Hansen said Corporate Training Unlimited approached him last year and offered to train some of his officers in such areas as building searches, response techniques and hostage negotiations. +But I found no records linking my family with all of this rich history. +"Roy had a tremendous life. +The majority of the crowd were Croatians either living or in exile in London. +A Republican group agreed Friday it will no longer use a controversial fund-raising technique in Alabama, said the state attorney general and the GOP organization. +The other candidate who has put tax cuts at the heart of his campaign is Mr. Wilder. +Treasury's key 30-year bond closed at 9 percent, down from 9.04 percent the previous day, but still higher than the 8.73 percent yield just a week ago. +Last month, shares of Voest Alpine Eisenbahnsysteme (VAE), a small subsidiary of AI that makes high technology railway points (switches), were offered to the public. +The maximum fines would be $10,000 for a first violation, $25,000 for a second violation in a five-year period and $50,000 for two or more violations within a seven-year period. +Rugby Group has sold Vertal, its French glass processing business, to Glaverbel of Belgium for Pounds 5m cash. Rugby said Vertal had been operating in increasingly difficult market conditions and was no longer regarded as a core business. +The commander of Fort McCoy, Army Col. Raymond Boland, said initial reports of the military crash suggested the UH-1 helicopter's engine failed two miles north of the base headquarters Saturday afternoon. +Today's highlight in history: In 1936, Britain's King Edward VIII abdicated in order to marry American divorcee Wallis Warfield Simpson. +Breaking months of silence on specific defense-budget numbers, Sen. Nunn urged removing 200,000 to 225,000 of the more than 300,000 troops stationed in Europe by the mid-1990s. +But there is little sign that it will start rising soon. +I couldn't understand why it was happening," he said quietly. "We're supposed to be the good guys." The helicopter took the child to a hospital, then returned. +In an ABC News-Washington Post poll, 63 percent of the people said they disapproved of Congress, though 64 percent said they approved of the job their own member is doing. +Jesse Jackson met with Marion Barry Thursday and said later the embattled mayor was "open to talks" on a plea bargain agreement on his drug and perjury charges. +Salaam and Jermain Robinson, 15, did not make videotaped statements. +Kang made no reference to the north's proposal that talks also negotiate withdrawal of the U.S. forces based in the south under a mutual defense pact. +Pan Am spokeswoman Pamela Hanlon said memorial services would be held today at New York's Kennedy Airport, in London and in Frankfurt, West Germany. +'I was the one who could persuade the other countries to give us the opt-out deal because they knew that when I said it was necessary, it was true. +Blue Circle suffered a 10 per cent fall, closing 15 off at 134p in front of today's interims. +Of the four Republicans in the running, all but Mr. Kemp are in good position to stay the course. +Every year Congress has cut the SDI budget. +Telefonica Nacional de Espana to develop and market "packet data networks" around the world. +Similarly, a Houston-Chicago round-trip fare will cost $160 compared with $98 four weeks ago. +The Vermont Highway Department reported extremely hazardous driving conditions over north-central and northeastern parts of the state. +And smokers should avoid alcohol - it lowers their resistance. Develop hobbies that are totally absorbing, different from your job, fun and satisfying. +He gets about $370 in Social Security a month, and his three children get about $180. In addition, he receives $280 from Supplementary Security Income and Medicaid each month for medication. +He said there were no signs of shrapnel, which would have resulted from a bomb blast, in the plane's wreckage. +At the time, Michael Kennedy, a lawyer for Mrs. Trump, said the $22 million represented less than 1 percent of then-billionaire Donald's assets. +A series of explosions and a fire in Delhi's crowded old quarter brought down three buildings, killed 13 people and trapped several others. +Karl Houy, 43, a physician from Neuenkirchen, West Germany, said he participated to overcome fear that began when he broke his leg jumping in 1983. +The 145 passengers and eight crew aboard the Boeing 727 jet escaped injury. +In the end, companies may find that non-animal replacements are far less expensive and much more accurate than animal tests developed decades ago. +Rejected a plea from DeKalb County, Ga., school officials ordered to consider racial desegregation measures that include busing. +Allowing for about 2,205 pounds per ton, there are approximately 39.4 bushels of corn in each ton _ or 36.7 bushels of wheat or soybeans. +"People with high hostility at age 19 tend to have high cholesterol levels at 40," Dr. Redford B. Williams of Duke University said Wednesday. +Sun declined to comment on rumors it had acquired a 4.9% stake in Outboard Marine and was interested in acquiring the company. +"No one is making acceptable profits in North America," he said. +Jurors deliberated heard four months of testimony about the $25 million swindle that snared Wall Street brokerages, major banks and small investors. +Before joining Jones Day, he was Chief Deputy Commissioner of Corporations for the state of California from 1975 to 1978. +The company once enjoyed the lead on all of those projects. +The trial lasted four weeks. +The Navy's accident spurt involves the service's top-of-the-line fighter, the F-14 Tomcat. +By October 1987, the price had soared to 7,000 yen, or $45.60. +They account for about 10% of the company's revenue and about 80% of its customer base. +Adjusted for acquisitions and divestments, the sales decline was less than a percentage point, the company said. +The consumer products giant said its earnings after taxes for the three months ended Sept. 30 were $400 million, or $2.36 a share, compared to $356 million, or $2.09 a share, in the comparable period last year. +But it came to pass for a while in diverse places that the truth did set man free, although the men of darkness were offended and they tried to put out the light. +Condon, 45, met Novikov, 56, in 1967 while studying in the Soviet Union. +They ranged in age from 11 to 18. +"The food aid coordination will move very quickly, maybe as soon as next week," Ehlermann said. +The foursome's only hostile words were for Pittston officials, who've declined to meet with strikers. +Users of the Dalkon Shield have valued their claims at $7 billion. +The decision to merge them was made two years ago after a naval show which was judged to have too few exhibitors to be worth repeating. +In his budget for the fiscal year that will begin Oct. 1, President Bush proposed Pentagon spending of $292.1 billion. +General Dynamics Corp. received a $153.2 million Air Force contract for F-16 aircraft production. +Fighting also was reported around the strategic town of Khost, near the Pakistani border. +Mr. Fish, a longtime Bank of Boston executive, was brought in as Bank of New England chief executive in early 1990 after its previous management was forced out because of mounting losses. +Ticket sales for their 1981 tour hit $54 million. +But compared with its total sales of $610 million last year, Prudential-Bache is likely to sell only $175 million to $275 million in partnerships of all kinds this year, officials say. +"The bombs were probably placed by German-speaking extremists inspired by neo-Nazi groups based in Bavaria and the north Tyrol," said Renato Compagnone, chief of Bolzano's squad that handles politically linked crimes. +A West German journalist called to testify on the background of confessed Lebanese hijacker Mohammed Ali Hamadi said today that young Lebanese blame the United States for Lebanon's chaos. +The Senate bill would retain a flat $4-a-month premium that is paid by all but the poorest retirees. +President Violeta Barrios de Chamorro has announced plans to reduce the Nicaraguan army, the largest force in Central America, by half and retire some senior officers. +"She certainly suffered writing," Fitzgerald said. "Writing was very hard for her. +It of course remains to be seen whether the current entente on foreign policy is lasting. +The film also stars Lou Diamond Phillips ("La Bamba") as one of the students. +Vatican Radio has said the observance will include a Mass celebrated by the pope and Ukrainian bishops in St. Peter's Basilica on July 10. +Twelve white women supporting the protest were arrested in Johannesburg, but no violence was reported at any of the eight hospitals targeted by the Mass Democratic Movement, a coalition of anti-apartheid groups that planned the defiance campaign. +He ran for re-election but was defeated in the Republican primary in May. +Cocaine hauls totalling Pounds 329m - more than twice the amount of the previous year - were confiscated. +Cerruti, who dressed Anthony Hopkins and Jeremy Irons for the Oscar awards, has an elegant line; its own shop is at 75 New Bond Street. +For example, he says, most people don't realize that Ocean Spray cranberry-juice cocktail is just 27% juice. +The plan to spend $57 million promoting reformulated versions of the Finesse products underscores the fickle nature of the fragmented hair care market and the need to constantly rejigger formulas. +Quayle is vice president now, but the former Indiana senator hasn't forgotten his Hoosier roots. +Last year she won an ACE Award for cable-TV productions as a result of her role as the campaign manager in "Tanner 88" for Home Box Office. +About 155,000 people will be diagnosed with lung cancer in 1989. Of those, about two-thirds will not be good candidates for surgery. +RJ Reynolds fell 20 cents to MDollars 3.32 after announcing that it was to cut the price of one of its cigarette brands. BANGKOK improved on rises in bank, construction materials and finance stocks. +The only reason Lodisev married Gubin, Bronson said, was to leave the Soviet Union. "That's the only conclusion I can reach," he said. "He planned his moves. +But if an artist submerges the entire Christmas creche in urine, it violates the First Amendment to forbid paying for it with taxpayers' money." Exact uses of the material won't be known for months, as all its properties aren't yet known. +"The unexpected purchases caused big problems," says a senior official in the Ministry of Foreign Economic Affairs, adding that they are "one of the main reasons" for the liquidity squeeze. +IMF officials said $1.4 billion would be disbursed through 1990. +In the merchant-banking sector, the diversified character of some firms may dissuade buyers: UBS backed away from Hill Samuel because the big Swiss bank didn't want Hill Samuel's insurance, ship-broking and other units. +That's business." For Pepsi, "We're selling the product by virtue of the fact we have a vending machine on site," said Ken Kimmel, New England marketing director. +And several auto dealers said there are some models that aren't yet benefiting from the recovery. +A state law which took effect in October penalizes the owner of a weapon left where it can be easily obtained by children. +"That is why we, the Federal Republic of Germany, in particular myself, do not only want to expand European integration but we want to accelerate this process wherever possible. +Cars and trucks imported for sale under the GM, Ford and Chrysler names are counted as foreign. +In addition to the securities industry, foreigners will now be allowed to invest in the financial and insurance sectors, as well as in travel agencies and service stations, after a government review. +"What the president emphasized tonight is that money alone is not going to win this fight. +It also makes a strong case for the State Department to stick with its own strategy concerning Cuba, rather than be pressured into acting on behalf of those who have shown faulty judgment about Mr. Castro's commitment to fighting the drug war. +On a political note, Bush said he agrees that Prague should be the home of the permanent secretariat of the CSCE, the loosely-defined 34-nation assembly that served as a forum for East-West talks during the Cold War. +Citicorp's total loans to highly leveraged transactions fell to $6.43 billion at March 31 from $7.18 billion at year end and $8.62 billion a year earlier. +The peace accord emerged from the meeting between Velayati, Syrian Foreign Minister Farouk al-Sharaa and Amal and Hezbollah leaders. +The second part of the government's strategy was therefore to seek savings from efficiency improvements and in lower priority areas. +"His main argument will be that his country is getting committed to a real move to capitalism," adds one U.S. official and long-time Gorbo-skeptic. +Navy authorities told the captain, Ed Engels, that the Sirius was to stay in Ibiza until further orders and could not set sail or use its rubber rafts, according to the port officials who spoke on condition of anonymity. +In an interview Friday, Mr. Greenberg said that Bear Stearns's arbitrage department "was affected" in a negative way by the market decline, in which many Wall Street arbitragers had heavy losses. +He said foreigners in Japan complained most about the difficulty in finding staff, mastering the distribution system and winning customers from competitors. +The Mental Health institute plans a brain lecture series at the Library of Congress for scientists this summer. +When these emphatic expressions of her unhappiness failed, she shot her former husband and his bride as they slept. +Merrill Lynch upgraded its investment rating on the stock and boosted its earnings estimates for the company. +But some active junk investors believe that regulators should police junk bonds in the same way as stocks because they usually trade in tandem with the equity market. +Its accounting system carries the legacy of the command economy with the emphasis on turnover. +"I've never been sanctioned or disciplined or censured, either privately or publicly, by the Judicial Conduct Commission, or by the Alaska Bar Association when I practiced law," he said. +In central Kansas, a tornado that swept through Ellis County on Wednesday evening destroyed six homes and several outbuildings, officials said Thursday. +First lady Barbara Bush says she suffered a severe case of depression after returning from China in 1976, but overcame it after throwing herself into volunteer work. +But Northern Telecom told Dow Jones Professional Investor Report that it hasn't any plans to bid for the company. +Police recovered arms, ammunition and explosives after the battle, it said. +He says the subject is an important one, and beginning to spread to the UK and elsewhere, but he adds: 'To be frank, it is not absolutely the thing of the 1990s. +"We were looking to do $300 million but the issue was priced so well that we decided to do it all," said John McKelvey, Conrail's treasurer. +The London tabloid the Daily Express said the possible hijack threat was detailed in a secret memorandum dated March 17 from the FAA. +It finally can settle down. +The report did not say how much the tour would cost. +The mayor's spokeswoman said another finance director is expected to be appointed before Ms. Reveal leaves office March 8. +"Investors have sold the dollar for a while because of the lack of developments in the Middle East crisis, but I think the dollar's downtrend has reversed," Hanada said. +But in merger policy especially, hard cases will inevitably come his way; and it is here that there is room for unease. In anti-trust issues, Mr Van Miert says, competition should not be the only criterion: industrial, social and other factors also apply. +If pharmacists do not follow these practices, they could be subject to the same sanctions as drug companies, which can include product seizures, fines and criminal prosecution, Grigg said. +Were that to happen British Steel could be assured of a striking recovery. +Model Marla Maples is linked romantically to Trump. +Like most African presidents, Mobutu has asserted one-party rule was the only way to avoid tribalism. +Nike said another element of the Soviet contract is the opportunity to introduce its products in the Soviet Union. +To talk blithely about "interdisciplinary" studies that will "integrate" all these disparate modes of analysis is to expect general education courses for freshmen and sophomores to do what postdoctoral seminars would have their hands full trying to do. +If employees can react practically and personally to what's thrown at them, the emotional part comes more naturally, says Jennifer Cauble, director of market strategy and research at Zenger-Miller, a training firm. +"If we go the protection route, they'll go the protection route," he said. +The head of West Virginia's third-leading coal producer, frustrated that UMW officials won't answer his phone calls, says he blames the shutdown on the union. +The thrift industry ended 1987 with a flurry of government-aided mergers of failing institutions, a harbinger of what is predicted for 1988. +Is there remorse there? Bundy: Again, people will accuse me of being self-serving, but I am just telling you how I feel. +Even cows are said to find it soothing, while Brahms's spider was literally moved - charmed down its thread by the composer's harmonies and sent scuttling up again by his dissonances. Various solutions to the riddle have been attempted. +Mr. Schlesinger proposed that the U.S. tear down the top three floors of its new chancery building in Moscow, and replace them using modular steel construction materials. +Global Shield is another readiness training exercise coordinated through SAC. +Prices of smaller stocks have been dragging down the average. +Mr. Aragon's removal leaves the board with seven directors. +For nine months, Prime Minister Victor Chernomyrdin and his colleagues have done their best to find a middle way between economic 'shock therapy' and no treatment at all. +But there is also a widespread view that the Alfonsin government has done better than is apparent on the surface, and that these unglittering achievements could give Mr. Angeloz a fighting chance. +In Western Europe, hourly wages for direct labor, all fringes included, average $14; in Israel they are $6, or $4.80 per hour after the recently introduced subsidy. +Volume on the Big Board came to 60.87 million shares at noontime, against 53.56 million at the same point Wednesday. +British new reports said the directive is believed to require that all passengers be ordered to remove electrical and electronic equipment from suitcases when they check in. +He was preparing a speech demanding that the Communists' guaranteed hold on power be revoked, Yankelevich said. +Kerr-McGee Corp. made Thursday's announcement in the face of state pressure. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, down 6.61 points on Tuesday, slipped another 1.61 to 2,164.46 by noontime today on Wall Street. +The company said a European sales subsidiary is expected to contribute $500,000 in sales in the fiscal fourth quarter and more than $2 million in fiscal 1989. +Analysts expect Golden West's 1990 net income to surge about 27% to some $200.3 million, or $3.19 a share. +Neither Shawmut nor Bank of Boston would comment on the activity in their stocks. +But Mrs. Aquino's pledge to restore democracy has not been enough to quell the 19-year Communist insurgency, which expanded during the 20-year rule of her ousted predecessor. +In 1973, when Michael Tilson Thomas conducted "Four Organs" by Steve Reich on a Boston Symphony Orchestra program at Carnegie Hall, rival factions in the audience bellowed boos and bravos. +Union pilots at Northwest Airlines on Monday threatened to strike if its parent company, NWA Inc., is taken over by a buyer who would saddle the carrier with debt. +The bodies of six other people, five of them badly burned, were found in the Kandy hill district, the officials added. +This year's earlier Easter will help boost March sales compared with last year, when the holiday fell later in April. +The government maintains that a precedent for the use of chemical weapons in the Middle East was set by Iraq in its war against Iran in the Persian Gulf. +Kennedy, chairman of the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee, commented on a General Accounting Office report that said a review of nine studies and a GAO analysis found students in grades 10 through 12 knew little about federal financial aid. +"We declare the beginning of the peaceful siege of the U.S. Embassy," said Jubran Tueini of the Movement for Supporting the Liberation, which sponsored the rally. +The Comptroller's office moved to remove bank officers for wrongdoing 38 times last year, 18 times in 1985. +Aaron reveals himself to be a wary and sensitive man whose happiness in his sport fell as his celebrity grew. +They also bombed and burned down the police station. +Sparks came out of my fingers." Illinois state police closed 35- to 40-mile stretches of Interstate 90 near Elgin and I-88 outside Aurora for two hours at midday Thursday, said Sgt. Tami Haukedahl. +The Sandinistas fear the Contras would become a right-wing military force and help overturn reforms in health, education and land distribution; the Contras fear continued Sandinista control of the army would lead to an overthrow of Mrs. Chamorro. +The government's power to stop new entries into the auto business was abolished recently as part of a new industrial liberalization policy. +Since then, he has embraced just such an amendment. +The first is sentimental, charitable and, perhaps, moral. +Chinese who have lived abroad for more than a year and foreigners who plan to live in China for a year or more are required to undergo a test for AIDS when they arrive in China. +But in recent months the Iraqi army has pushed the Iranians out of their footholds in Iraq and intensified pressure on Tehran. +Gaetano Rossi based the libretto on a tragedy by Voltaire. Semiramide, queen of Babylon, had a prince (Ramey) kill her husband 15 years before. +The Commerce Department said residential, non-residential and government construction spending totaled a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $414.6 billion in December, the lowest rate since last June's 1 percent decline. +The humiliating removal from power of Kuwait's royal family has raised questions about how long other longtime rulers can survive in desert kingdoms carved out by the swords of their Bedouin ancestors. +A few weeks later, the machine was destroyed by a mysterious fire. +The researchers said amaranthin could be in widespread use for detecting colon cancer within two years. +He was dismissed two days later. +Liberia, a country founded by freed American slaves a century and a half ago, has always had a special relationship with the United States, and President Samuel K. Doe turned to Washington in 1987 after his fiscal problems ran out of control. +Bankside contains the sites of three other historic theaters of the Elizabethan and early Stuart times, the Globe, the Swan and the Hope, all close together near the Rose. +He was always straight to the point, and he was a good human being. +NO-FRILLS BASEBALL: the detroit tigers took pride in not offering gimmicks like free radios and watches to their old-fashioned fans. +For nearly two years, Gingell was the top medical expert for the Gay Men's Health Crisis, a New York City service and education organization seeking to combat the disease. +Their advice is as bad now as it has been during the past eight years." J.F. Powers became a writer because he couldn't find a decent job during the Depression. +Eastern initiated new talks about two months ago, amid concerns about cash shortfalls in its rebuilding plan. +Explaining his decision to send Scowcroft and Eagleburger to Beijing, Bush said, "I do not want to isolate the Chinese people. I do not want to hurt the Chinese people." Bush said, "Generally speaking, I realize the difficulty of this relationship. +Saudi Arabia and Iran are using separate offers of free oil in attempts to win Syria's support. +The refinery will be closed for about two months to replace the equipment destroyed by the fire, officials said. +In a test of the drug Imuthiol (ditiocarb sodium), made by Pasteur Merieux Serums & Vaccins in France, scientists studied 389 patients with AIDS or AIDS-related complex. +After the speech, Eurocom's top executive, Alain de Pouzilhac, "corrected me. +The study found a relationship between an individual school's success _ measured by students' eagerness to learn and staff satisfaction _ and the willingness of its principals and assistant principals to gamble on new ideas. +What's more, the double-digit gains from stock and bond investments the past few years may make investors more tolerant of mutual fund fees these days. +California, Washington, D.C., and Wisconsin have already banned the use of some or all AIDS testing by insurers. +Police "appeared, marching in a tight formation. +Those who follow his counsel include top-ranking government officials including, it is said, President Jose Sarney. +Recent measurments have shown the clarity returning to levels last measured in the 1930s. +Cristiani considers this week's sessions preparatory. +I saw a communications tower that had been bombed. +Syrian troops and allied militiamen of Druse warlord Walid Jumblatt's militia retaliated by blockading the Christian enclave, where about 1 million people live. +But some members of Congress might balk at that idea as "empire building," said Rep. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, a congressional expert on the embassy debacle. +When police arrived at 3:55 a.m., Stinson said, officers found the bodies. +Analysts saw it as a means of raising funds to pay down the debts of the company which produced the Oscar-winning movie "Moonstruck" and TV's "thirtysomething," though much of the new money would have come from Kerkorian himself. +Aluminium fell on every day of the week, closing down Dollars 61. Rising stocks have put pressure on the copper market this week, cash copper closing yesterday at Pounds 1,331.50, down Pounds 62 on the week. +In 1949, the National Basketball Association was formed by a merger of the Basketball Association of America and the National Basketball League. +Plus off-piste on Bellecote Glacier. Transfer: 4 hours from Lyon. +The bomb nearly blew off Breaux' foot as he was entering the car, but he underwent massive reconstructive surgery and is recovering. Leche was less severly injured. +When Bush's limousine pulled up to the red-carpeted Grand Entrance of the palace, Bush jumped out. +And he is also pledging to use his occupation of Kuwait as a lever to end Israeli control over Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. +"Claycomo has become an excellent example of the tremendous progress we're making in developing a real sense of teamwork," Petersen said. +I trusted him fully. +Exhausted and grief-stricken, Armenians who have come to help their brothers in this devastated city are stirred to passion when talk of their suffering touches on the conflict with Azerbaijan. +In Brazil, inflation for July alone totaled 24.04%, indicating the rate for 1988 may exceed 600%. +Both major bond rating services, Standard & Poor's Corp. and Moody's Investors Service Inc., downgraded about $600 million of Pneumo Abex debt last year. +About 200,000 refugees are now living in camps on both sides of the border. +We were kept in custody at the military roadblock all night, though it was difficult to sleep. +Partly cloudy skies were over the West Coast and Florida and the Georgia and Carolina coast. +The event, where competitors must walk the 200-foot-long runway clad only in a taut suit and high-heeled shoes, is designed to gauge physical fitness and poise, pageant officials say. +Timothy M. Klein, formerly vice president of sales and pricing for the E.A. Miller unit, was named to the new position of vice president of operations planning for Armour Food. +Dean Witter, benefiting from a strong stock market, posted a 48% increase in fourth-quarter net income to $83.8 million from $56.8 million. +In 1990, TIPs were one of the top 20 products trading on the Toronto exchange. +The criminal indictment, returned Tuesday in Greenville, S.C., was based on evidence that the company had employed 32 illegal aliens in addition to those found during the raid, Fischer said. +She was released from the unidentified center "a couple of days ago," said publicist George Freeman. "She is in good health and great spirits." No other details would be provided, Freeman said. +'For three successive years New York has produced budgets on time that are balanced or even in surplus. +In the promised referendum last March, when Mr. Gonzalez set his personal prestige at stake to secure Spain's continued NATO membership, many expected the vote to go against him. +Communist Party chief Egon Krenz, once Honecker's protege, recently moved out of Wandlitz and showed a television crew around his new more modest home on the outskirts of Berlin last weekend. +To show their death in full publicity, that's just not done." The revolt against Ceausescu began in the western city of Timisoara, when people linked hands around the priest's home to prevent him from being taken away. +Forests once thick enough to provide fuel for decades are getting thin. +That made report of an unexpectedly big U.S. trade deficit particularly unwelcome. +"He told me that if they could not be erased, he would throw the computers into the river," her affidavit says. +Bush has seldom used the device, and aides had expressed some concern over his ability to use it effectively on Thursday. +Many guests staying in the Westin Chosun and benefiting from the 10 per cent reduction were also unaware of the government's bounty. 'My feeling is that the government has failed to promote Visit Korea 1994 abroad. +The rain has delayed the start of fire season in northern California, but offered little help with the state's four-year drought. +This so-called Southern Strategy provided Mr. Bush a smashing victory, but otherwise left Republicans in the decided minority in both the House and Senate. +The implication of yesterday's statement, after all, is that no management changes are required at any level. +The effort will combine $10 million in private funds with $55 million from local and state governments and community groups, Bailin said. +The flight was on a scheduled run from Addis Ababa to Bahar Dar to Asmara, the capital of northern Eritrea province. +The bomb exploded shortly after midnight. +Turnover was 0.7 per cent up at Y336bn. +Asher B. Edelman, a New York investor who is chairman of Datapoint, owns about 15% of Datapoint and once considered taking the company private through a leveraged buyout. +Shortly thereafter, the company also ceased trading on the Nasdaq system. Graham Savage, senior vice president-finance of Rogers, said the company has no plans to seek any U.S. listing for its stock. +They had no flashlight and no fire extinguisher, and no other cars were in sight on the country road. +But in most other states, employees must assume the cost of company benefits. +A spokesman for Walter Somers Ltd. in Halesowen, near Birmingham, said Customs officers also seized documents there. +A State Department official said the U.S. warning was prompted by past Iraqi ties to terrorism rather than any specific threat. +The State Department, after a decade of accepting foreign service job applications from blind people, has ruled that diplomacy is not a suitable profession for them. +There are 134 days left in the year. +They have also been weakened by Saddam's purges. +Although based in Luxembourg, "We are a European bank," says John Hillbery, chief spokesman for BCCI. +Camarinha criticized congress and judicial system officials who earn up to the equivalent of $7,000 a month. +Interest rates on short-term Treasury securities fell in the regular weekly auction to the lowest level in two months. +While the government said the trustee will have the authority to run union elections, it won't be involved in the unions' pension funds or collective bargaining. +In 1964, the situation comedy "Gomer Pyle, USMC" made its debut on CBS-TV. +As an economist and dean emeritus of agriculture at Purdue University, Butz is right at home among his professional colleagues. +The three-hour rally, sanctioned by authorities, came a day after Communist leader Egon Krenz announced the dismissal of five Politburo members, promised broad political and economic reforms and urged East Germans to be patient and stay in their homeland. +She became assistant managing editor-features in 1981 and assistant managing editor-news in 1982. +The court ruling, which struck down a Michigan law, was in favor of ANR Pipeline Co. and ANR Storage Co., both units of Houston-based Coastal Corp. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Macmillan shares closed at $87.25, ex-dividend, up 62.5 cents. +As soon as he got to his private White House quarters Monday night, Bush called Philippine President Corazon Aquino to express concern for the lives of Americans trapped in hotels in Manila by rebel forces trying to overthrow her. +In addition, the Philex Mining Corp., reported 16 people were also killed at its residential compound in Benguet province but they were not included in the official tallies. +But late last month, the San Bernardino County Supervisors sued, contending the study failed to account for unfunded pension liabilities that would mean the new, smaller San Bernardino County would be owed as much as $33.6 million by Mojave County. +No one's ever told us to do anything." The band debuted in the United States in 1983 with the release of the single, "The One Thing." +As it happens, the situation in Malaysia appeared in your survey (August 30), in which it was reported that typical products have 60 or 70 per cent of the value added in Japan or the US, a balance which the Malaysians are trying to change. +One of the whales disappeared early in the effort, but the two others followed the path with growing enthusiasm. +In future, repayment capacity will be determined essentially by balance of payments, not budgetary factors, he concedes. But for the forseeable future Poland's capacity to repay debt will remain determined by budget constraints. +Members of the Democratic and Peasant parties added their votes to the communists' to give him a 237-173 majority. +Oil futures prices surged in early trading today as concern spread that a North Sea oil explosion could disrupt petroleum deliveries. +His announcement came after Doe's troops reportedly lobbed mortars into Johnson's territory. +One GOP source said the firm that took over Blair's health-care management consulting firm wouldn't give him time off to campaign. +I think I am involved in the vital issues. +The cost of cleaning up the Exxon Valdez oil spill off the coast of Alaska helped give the state the fastest growing per capita income in the nation last year, the government said Wednesday. +But in the second half of 1987, the productive part of the economy was reaching its limits. +Kodak said that "there is no longer any strategic reason" to maintain its equity positions in the companies, because the ICN and Viratek investments had been intended "to lay the groundwork for the creation of the Nucleic Acid Research Institute." +No cause of death was announced but for years Issingonis suffered from Parkinson's disease. +'We have the most to lose if we damage the environment because it means our eels will no longer be able to survive,' says Mr Lo. +Boxes of the cereal featuring Giants stars Ottis Anderson, Leonard Marshall and Gary Reasons are expected to go on sale in the New York metropolitan area. +In fact, one of the members said, `Why did Mr. Nesbitt bring us that boy to preach here?' +Initially the plant only built light pickup trucks. +Proposed by the opposition. +Professional "short sellers" who bet on stock declines and large traders who have used margin accounts liberally in the past have cut back sharply this year, brokerage executives say. +After eight years in power, Papandreou's Panhellenic Socialist Movement lost elections last June that resulted in a hung Parliament. +Many shareholders have urged NCR to negotiate with AT&T, and AT&T hopes a big percentage will put pressure on NCR to follow that course. +Thailand's Good Manufacturing Practices Code allows penalties for violations, including factory closure and fines, but Mr. Phongpraphan says no penalties have ever been imposed. +"This formalization of the negotiating process should usher in a little more give and take," said Fitzwater. +Chamorro and other political and economic advisers to Mrs. Chamorro plan further talks with government officials and with representatives of international lending institutions. +And with the imminent election as an additional weapon in the whips' armoury, it should be easier to deter backbench rebellion. What cannot be allowed is for the present confusion over the law - and the law-breaking which goes with it - to continue. +The audience was in the millions. +The president also called for renewed negotiations between the federal government and the Zapatistas. +"The president's comments on the subject mark a small step forward in the longstanding environmental dispute between the two countries," The Globe and Mail newspaper wrote Saturday. +The former model, Anneka DiLorenzo, says Guccione reneged on a verbal contract to help her career. +One Oakland hills resident called Scott's office when roof rats scurrying through his house set off the motion detector in his home security system. +In theory, the capsules are broken and their aroma released only when the overlap is peeled back; in reality, capsules often break prematurely in shipping and handling. +Heavy pelt buying by foreigners, a weak dollar and growing customer demand push up prices of mink coats as much as 50% from last year; beaver, raccoon and fox prices are up 10% to 30%. +She forfeited that title when she married Onassis, the aging Greek who seemed the antithesis of the elegant Kennedy. +ROME (AP) - The European Community declared that the Persian Gulf crisis should not be allowed to derail an international free-trade accord due to be reached this December. +Raw material prices were up a sharp 1.1 percent but had fallen by a like percentage in July. +They go anywhere they hear the shrimp are. +In addition, the government cancelled the regular Wednesday auction of bills nine times in the past three months in an attempt to make the banks take longer-term paper. Sticking to this policy has required some nerve. +Many of the former SS men at the funeral July 8 wore the insignia of an SS veterans' group, and draped the casket of the former Hitler aide, Richard Schulze-Kossens, with wreaths bearing tributes from several former SS units, the newspaper said. +"But to cooperate with one you don't have to exclude the other." +Dayco received about $187 million for the rubber operations it sold. +There is a warm contentment at the heart of this music (Anne-Sophie Mutter's deep-seated relaxation as a performer homes in on it naturally) whereas Midori is always looking for tension. +At a Senate subcommittee hearing last month, an Agriculture Department official said the program had been suspended pending a budget review. +In the meantime, Germany should accept self-restraint on subsidised exports of surplus material. +He plans to hire about 15 journalists, while relying heavily on material from the PA. 'Some people at least buy the Standard because there is nothing else to buy,' he argued. +In the first half, net income was $271 million, or $1.41 a share, compared with a $1.07 billion loss a year earlier. +In that market, dominated by Ashton-Tate, the company requires third-party publishers to pay it licensing fees for each database program that they use. +It's my hope that what took place in my Moscow visit will lead to still greater individual freedom for the peoples of the Soviet Union. +Winds up to 45 mph and as much as 18 inches of snow were expected in places. +DEP now holds about a 95% stake in Jeffrey Martin, and expects the rest of the company's shares to be tendered later. +Mr. Li reacted with characteristic brashness. +He was always a cool head," Kelley said. +I returned home, where it occurred to me that I had some of my father's old high-school texts (from the 1930s). +But organizers are hoping President-elect George Bush or Vice President-elect Dan Quayle will speak, Henry said. +State Department officials say they have asked Czech authorities in the past to stop making Semtex or at least to prevent its export. +European and U.S. diplomats worked with Arab and non-aligned movement officials through the weekend to avoid a showdown. +The sale drew bidders from around the world; six thoroughbreds were sold for more than $1 million apiece. +"Eastern's bankruptcy filing is unfortunate for the carrier, its employees, the traveling public and the nation's transportation system," the board said. +Their resurgence heralded a rebound in prices of energy commodities, which was given extra impetus by a blast of frigid winter weather across much of the nation in the last few weeks of the decade. +Monday night, hard-line Housing Minister Ariel Sharon accused David Levy, the foreign minister, of wanting to negotiate with Palestinians who danced on rooftops when Scud missiles landed in Tel Aviv. +"Even the judge said FNN was a depreciating property, so how could we leave a bid on the table for another two months?" he said. +William K. Woodruff & Co. is the lead underwriter. +Officials of other Moslem states offered support Sunday for Kuwait in its hijack crisis as a two-day meeting of Islamic leaders opened. +Nothing is wasted, indeed a great deal is gained, by passing quickly and naturally from one scene to another. +Four years ago, two LaRouche disciples threw the party into turmoil with upset victories over slated candidates in the primary. +Other Continental banks, seeking to develop their corporate finance and international equity businesses, may feel under pressure to follow suit. The decision is undoubtedly a blow to Frankfurt. +That was when Jervis B. began making and selling a "Keystone" conveyor chain that could go from slack to taut without breaking and yet could be disassembled by hand. +The oil markets relaxed when they realized that all but the Piper's production of 167,200 barrels a day should come back fairly quickly, said Chris Grudniewicz, an oil analyst with the London investment firm Smith New Court Ltd. +Amwest Insurance Group Inc., Woodland Hills, Calif., began trading under the symbol AMW. +The bonds are now priced to yield from 2.15% for Subseries C-2 bonds to 2.25% for Subseries C-3, C-4, and C-5 bonds. +In fact, Bush, who answers reporters questions about once a week, planned to finish his day in Colombia with yet another news conference. +But within the aviation community, the reassignment, first reported in Aviation Daily, a trade publication, was widely viewed as an effort by the FAA to blunt the commission's report. +The space council directed the Office of Management and Budget and council staff to focus on ways to keep the data flowing. +Profits were 4.9% of sales in the 1987 second quarter. +"These were far-flung operations," said J. Clarence Morrison, of Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. +Analysts speculated that Pillsbury might opt to sell Burger King, the world's second-largest hamburger chain, in an effort to preserve its independence. +The government reported last week that the overall economy, as measured by the gross national product, expanded at an annual rate of 2.3 percent from January through March. +Mrs. Black, a former ambassador to Ghana, spoke to a news conference Sunday at the American Booksellers Association convention. +They reason that if savings could be mobilised, they would provide investment funds and help to revitalise industries. +Naval authorities closed off Cartagena's bay to private boat traffic and were guarding it with frogmen, frigates, high-speed patrol boats and at least one submarine. +Krol served as archibishop of Philadelphia from 1961 to 1988. +Normally it would be dealt with by our customer services people.' For southerners, it was once a regular event to shop in the North, particularly for wines and spirits - differences in value added tax being the main attraction. +A law passed last year lets government labs hire foreigners. +Nevertheless, he acknowledges that it will be necessary to replace Concorde one day. +Only time will tell whether it will succeed. As expected, the 18-man central bank council made no change in the Lombard rate of 9.75 per cent, which sets the ceiling for money market rates. +It was one of 11 rocket attacks reported by the government. +The price climbed to $615 million in fiscal 1987, then rose again in January to $644 million. +"The died for the same reason: Because one was a Jew and the other a Pole," he said. +There are other ways of stopping violent crime." Masked Arab youths battled Israeli soldiers in the occupied territories Saturday after the military lifted a travel ban. +There has been talk that disaffected shareholders might put pressure on Avon's management to take a hard look at any new takeover offers that come along. +Trading was moderate at 350 million shares. +Burlington has its own jet fleet and operates out of a freight hub in Fort Wayne, Ind. +Officials had already blamed the group for the kidnappings of Donnelly, Kent and the priest, Rev. Francisco Amico Ferrari, who was abducted early Thursday. +On Tuesday in the AP delegate count, Dukakis has 750.15 votes; Jackson, 713.1; Gore, 396.8 and uncommitted, 506.7. +Three more bodies were found on the second floor and another on the third floor, McLaughlin said. +At the same time, individual investors in general purpose and broker-dealer funds continued to add to their holdings of safe, liquid assets." +They would work on the arrangements." +But if Ms. Panem's pages are heavier to turn than Mr. Shilts's, she asks us to turn only a third as many of them. +Currently, the preferred stock is held by thrift institutions that are members of the 12 regional Federal Home Loan Banks, while the common shares are held by the regional Home Loan Banks. +I just sing." Consumer prices did not rise at all last month as big declines in the cost of gasoline and women's clothing combined to provide the best news on inflation since early 1986, the government said. +The Justice Department's civil rights chief is leaving government next month, after a seven-year tenure marked by support from conservatives and condemnation from civil rights groups for his attacks on affirmative action. +Many other facts, too, prove that changes for the better, very important for all of us, are taking place in the world. +'I want to ensure that not only is the WDA well placed to build on and continue this success, but also that it focuses on stimulating indigenous business growth.' Hartop became Gestetner's managing director in 1989, after 24 years with Unilever. +The administration thinks that would be fine. +For them, the main questions are: How much risk do you want to take? +Mr. Hart told bankers that it isn't MasterCard's intention to restrict membership, but that the organization is reviewing membership policies to ensure that they are consistently applied, clear, fair and establish a level playing field. +Perhaps, say the storytellers, he even lost his teeth in the ordeal. +And despite the huge sales American Stores will have on becoming the nation's biggest chain after its merger with Lucky, consumer concern that the industry will consolidate into an oligopoly remains far-fetched. +Hooks said the failure to hold direct talks occurred "through an adminstrative oversight." +A man identified on an immigration computer list as a former Nazi SS officer was charged in federal court Friday with failing to disclose his Nazi past when applying for a U.S. visa. +The Korean peninsula was divided into the Communist north and the capitalist south at the end of World War II. +"There are a lot of safeguards" to weed out flaws, says Patrick C. Sommers, executive vice president of credit services. +Lawson also was thought to favor Britain joining the European Monetary System, a mechanism for stabilizing exchange rates. +In describing his intentions, explaining their rationale and acknowledging that the project was a mistake and personal failure, Mr. Reagan has preserved his compact with the electorate. +One gruesome picture showed the body of an unborn baby whose mother had been cut open by a bayonet. +The rush to use ESOPs in financings seems reminiscent of the tax-shelter boom ignited by the 15-year real-estate-depreciation rules adopted in 1981 and rolled back a few years later. +With cheaper air fares, travelers have more vacation choices than in the past, and they are traveling farther afield. +DEA and U.S. Customs Service agents were alerted and authorities seized the heroin in China. +Another wrinkle is that it is not necessarily teenagers who are becoming parents, unmarried or otherwise. Their fertility rate, expressed as the number of births per thousand women under 20, is higher than in 1982, but lower than in 1990. +Czechoslovakia and Romania have now closed ranks with Hungary's reformers and Poland's Solidarity-led government, which have called for an end to trade based on fixed quotas and prices, barter and a non'chnvertible currency _ the Soviet ruble. +BUY PARTISANSHIP: The Realtors PAC spends $1.1 million on independent radio and TV ads for seven favored candidates. +Miller said Northwest had planned to follow that policy in the case of a threat to a recent specific ight between Paris and Detroit. +The offering will result in proceeds to the firm of $200 million. +Capacity utilization in January was initially estimated at 78%. +What's more, Minnesota's offer includes a $325 million loan to NWA Inc.'s Northwest for its operations. +That year, he won a Grammy Award for best traditional blues recording for a song called "Flood Down in Texas." +Summer is an assistant district attorney and his wife is a defense attorney. +And throughout the day his wife Marisa Tomei is in the last stages of pregnancy. This New York could exist only in Hollywood. +"There are still buyers in today's market willing to invest in what they see has value," said Joseph Bencivenga, head of high-yield, or junk bond, research at Salomon Brothers Inc. +Individual pickets have a right to carry signs within 500 feet of foreign embassies in the nation's capital but police may disperse groups of three or more protesters there, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. +Texaco had until today to file for an appeal, after which the company "would forever lose its ability to appeal the Pennzoil judgment," the spokesman said. +Mr. Phelan had said that the exchange is considering halting trading in stocks that rise or fall sharply during the day. +The Board of Trade's new contract "is for all practical purposes identical" to the Finex contract, asserts Richard Jaycobs, managing director of Finex. +The government said Royce provided a different type of steel than that specified to a subcontractor for AH-64 Apache helicopters made by McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Co. of Mesa. +The quake was felt by people at the Adak Naval Station about 50 miles away. +Mr. Gordon, 53, is a former president of what is now Fox Inc. who got his start as a television producer. +National Aeronautics and Space Administration officials say rain poses a danger to the heat-resistant tiles that protect the shuttle during re-entry to the earth's atmosphere. +Many of the same pressures apply to diamonds, stamps, ceramics, and other collectibles. +The state is near the bottom in per-capita personal income, teacher salaries, and job and business creation. +Here is the most curious collision of all between time-zones. +THE fabric of European monetary union is in disarray and the ruling Conservative party has suffered a crushing regional defeat. +His political punch remained, however, and in February 1983, he took over the leadership of a Labor Party committed to banning "nuclear-powered and nuclear weapon-carrying craft" from New Zealand ports. +But commission revenue slipped 5% amid a decline in customers' stock-trading volume. +The lawsuit was joined by 14 members of Congress. +Last year, Cheltenham & Gloucester, the sixth largest society, went the opposite way, saying it would end its relationship with Legal & General and would no longer sell retail insurance products. +Perhaps it is the ironic awareness of rootlessness in the title and the sly jokes about a planet colonised by the transport industry. +The Soviets also will help Iran rebuild several key industrial complexes damaged in the war, construct new power stations and assist in off-shore oil exploration. +The prohibition against assignment did not prevent assignment of the accrued claim for damages. +This gives us a network of people who are enthusiastic." This is no joke, it's the New York governor's race. +But the film suffers from its overall length and its meagre, stage-bound look. +Bloch was in the French capital in mid-May to address West European economic officials on the European Community's effort to establish a single integrated market by 1993. +The judge appointed Bert Bergenfield anyway. +No bodies were found Tuesday. +Finance ministers are conscious that their efforts at economic reform have left important social problems untouched. +But they are at a loss to say what this alliance would stand for; what its ideology would be. +"Delvalle is president of Panama. +The methods included intelligence collection, sometimes using officials inside federal agencies, and electronic countermeasures to detect law enforcment vessels. +No such inference could be drawn here. +At the time, Delta attributed the losses to difficulties it was having in digesting the European routes it bought from Pan Am in August. +Thursday's outcome vindicates American generalship, though we hope the ground stage is equally careful and imaginative. It also vindicates American weaponry; the high-tech weapons were instrumental in the success. +He also knows that the gravest indictment of a leader is for the organization to collapse as soon as he leaves or dies, as happened in Russia the moment Stalin died and as happens all too often in companies. +Lord Einstein had been formed by six top executives who quit their old agency, Lord Geller Federico Einstein, in a dispute with that agency's new owner, Britain's WPP Group PLC. +The election is set for Nov. 25. +"That makes me happy," he said. +'Never show off, be humble,' he advises. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Robertson closed at $13.75, up 25 cents. +The rivalry between these two was legendary. +And we've got to continue to keep the pressure on. +The company said it purchased the stock at an average price of $3.96. +"I've looked over my shoulder for 13 years on this charge and I was tired," he told VanSciver at a hearing last week. +Hassan and Ghoneim remained in Damascus for further talks on joint action against Israel and the latest U.S. peace proposals for the Middle East. +Mr Patten does not recall it, but the Jesuit-run grammar school he attended in south London frequently directed pupils to different O and A-level boards to maximise pass rates. The full report was published only yesterday. +In a survey of economic conditions around the country, the Fed said Wednesday it found that the "nation's economy continues to grow slowly" with weak auto sales, generally sluggish consumer spending and some declines in manufacturing output. +The dispute is now before state Appeals Court Judge Christopher Armstrong. +The U.S. has called for subsidies to be capped at 35%. +The next step for Sopkowicz and his crew was the task of training the young Soviets to provide the kind of fast service required of all McDonald's establishments. +The only difference between us in the beginning was that he had a steady job. +She was between terms when she got a call from Mr. Grgich, then chief enologist at Robert Mondavi Winery. +Perkin-Elmer built the mirrors between 1979 and 1982. +In any case, a batch of them were linked in Scripture with Joseph and Mary and obviously shared an upbringing with Jesus. +On Sunday it picketed Portman's Atlanta Apparel Mart asking Democrats not to attend a brunch inside for which the Gannett Co. and USA Today were hosts. +A senior immigration official said the Justice Department had alerted the Royal Canadian Mounted Police about a month ago that Rudolph was headed for Canada. +Rep. Charles E. Bennett, D-Fla., chairman of the Armed Services panel, raised that issue with Garrett, questioning why the Aegis hasn't been tested against the anti-radiation missile. +He was also ordered to pay $9.2 million in restitution to 112 investors. +The company said it is working with the EPA to resolve the remaining issues to insure full compliance with federal regulations. +"This is a fairly major arrangement for us," said Diane Wetherington, president, AT&T Smart Cards. +Endevco will receive an undisclosed percentage of the profit from marketing the gas, a spokesman said. +Nursing home staffers who initially are skeptical about managing residents without restraints usually find they prefer it, said Kendal's Goldman. +Before his death in April, Dorrance began to see the writing on the wall: that the food industry was moving to consolidated, state-of-the-art operations, Roffman said. +"I was happy last night. +Keeping Mr. Wolf also seemed to be an effort to keep a friendly posture and a recognition of UAL management's importance in negotiating any deal for the company. +The acting president said that when it was believed the cancer was limited to the stomach "there was a tendency to operate. +This followed a 7.5 per cent fall in export values from Pounds 5.2bn to Pounds 4.8bn. +The flags of Armenia, the Ukraine, Wales, Scotland and Puerto Rico will be returned to flagpoles lining a downtown boulevard in an effort to end a dispute with several ethnic groups, a city official said. +If sold as a total package, they can be as big as oversized refrigerators, with a large television screen, camera and "codec," which compresses the video for faster transmission over phone lines and decompresses incoming signals. +Witness is another C4 documentary, this time about Boris Zolotov, a Russian who runs four-week seminars and, we are assured, uses his telepathic powers to bring rooms full of people to orgasm. +Congressional inaction on a bill raising the federal debt ceiling threatens the government with default on Thursday for the first time in its history. +A soldier was arrested Tuesday night in connection with the fatal shootings of two taxi drivers by a gunman who then bit a third driver on the hand and face during a robbery attempt, authorities said. +Extend the time periods in which borrowers may apply for restructuring, in which FmHA must process these applications and in which borrowers may exercise the option for a net recovery buyout. +Authorities said he was arrested Thursday in Palm Springs and released on $1 million bail. +Here many singers now famous - Mignon Dunn, George Shirley, Neil Shicoff - made early appearances. +The IRA has made police and army members a prime target of a 20-year-old campaign against British rule in Northern Ireland. +The Soviet teams had between four and 48 hours after their arrival to notify U.S. authorities which of five locations they intended to inspect, and Pease said they met that deadline with the selection of Fort Sill. +Averaging the first-year and later rates to investors, he says, "they will receive a fair return" over time. +Without that action, one official says, "the options exchange would have shut down." +Two Chinese sources said Monday that China would raise interest rates and, to stave off growing discontent in the cities, give workers a large raise and link further pay increases to the inflation rate. +"Unless habitat loss is reversed, in 30 or 40 years, there won't be enough salmon left to justify any commercial fishing," said Mr. Baake, the Oregon Trout resource director. +Nevertheless, it's hard to see what future it could possibly have in the regular repertory of ABT, since it contains virtually nothing in the way of dance interest. +"It must be saber-rattling," said a banker close to the talks. +Authorities charged rock 'n' roll great Chuck Berry with child abuse and possession of marijuana based on evidence seized in a raid on his home last month. +Yet Mr Patten will have to be seen to have done all in his power to secure an agreement if he is to win broad public support. The governor is an optimist; he believes China and Britain can do a deal. +Share prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange rose back beyond the 32,000-point level with a sharp gain today, while the dollar lost marginally against the Japanese yen. +Yankee added that holders of about 44% of its common stock have indicated they will vote for the plan. +The increased competition also has led to higher bad-debt reserves at Caesars Palace. Mr. Gluck declined to give a figure for the reserves, but he said they have been handled in a "realistic, conservative" manner. +And it has a direct link to inflation, most clearly seen in higher labor costs to produce results. +Aides to Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, chairman of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee, say he has been flooded with more than 2,000 letters from angry, befuddled taxpayers lambasting tax changes. +The oil was struck after Uzbekneft drove down to 5,200 metres - it had not expected to hit oil for another 600 metres. Experts have now decided that a necessary preliminary to tackling the blowout is to set fire to it within the coming week. +A counselor, concluding that man and wife were bored, told her to fix herself up (she was dowdy) and told him to add romance to the relationship. Candlelight dinners and flowers were part of the prescription. +The China Daily said three other Chinese, including two children, have tested positive for the AIDS virus but have not developed the disease. +Liver transplants from living donors have been performed three times _ in Brazil, Australia and Japan. +Clarence Thomas could make several times his current salary by becoming a civil-rights attorney, threatening employers with lawsuits or advising them how to avoid them. +Thus far, Mr. Bush has left two seemingly contradictory images. +In the past, Japanese banks have tried to offset shrinking profit margins by increasing volume, and for years their total assets have shown annual gains averaging more than 10%. +"You can't plan like a novelist, where you have three or four years to work," said Schulz. "A cartoonist doesn't have time to stop. +"I wish somebody could tell me what Wendy is going to go through, especially in the last and final stages. +Above their hearts, North Koreans wear badges with the elder Kim's portrait. +Second, the spectre of politicians expressing futile alarm at extremists' misdeeds will damage the stock of the country's leadership, at a time when Germany needs effective government. +This one was only in the last 20 feet and the earlier ones also were short-lived. +Canada: Montreal 55 fair; Toronto 55 cloudy. +Judge Ted Broyles set an April 20 sentencing date for Foggie. +The Canadian government said it plans to phase out the use of polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, by 1993. +The Donaldson, Lufkin report marks the first time that an investment concern has tied electric utility bond ratings to safety performance at a nuclear power plant. +The Reagan administration's latest official forecast of the budget deficit for the entire current fiscal year is $143.91 billion. +In 1975, Foster Grant, with more than $300 million in sales of petrochemicals, sunglasses and other products, was sold to the U.S. arm of the West German chemicals concern Hoechst AG. +You don't have a problem like San Francisco has with Alcatraz _ a big massive sore on the landscape." Jim Wordsworth, secretary and treasurer of Surfside 6, said the prefab building could be used as a shelter for the homeless or to store records. +A year earlier, the 362.5 million dollar charge made the net loss 355.4 million dollars. +The economy relies heavily on farming and energy production and has suffered from drought and low prices for oil and wheat. +One example is the farmers, who claim they cannot survive under the government's shock economic program. +They forward the payments to the actual owners of the mortgages, often a secondary mortgage company such as Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. +The sale of arms to Iran appeared to provide a means to achieve both these objectives. +That compares with some $130 million to $150 million worth received by the Sandinistas in the first half of last year, indicating a somewhat slower rate this year. +Calling itself the National Security Political Action Committee, it has reported raising and spending roughly half a million dollars since popping up last year. +Construction of single-family homes in October rose 6.9 percent to an annual rate of 1.03 million units. +The timing would depend, he said, on further de-regulation of the foreign exchange market. +In the past 18 months the FBI has requested counterintelligence assistance from at least 14 libraries, says Judith Krug, an executive at the American Library Association. +Rich pork jelly stock is already available, with lamb and beef stock to follow shortly. +A protest outside the East Berlin headquarters of the Honecker-era security agency, which is being dismantled, turned into a rampage Monday night. +"Banning alcohol is not the solution," said Neely. "They tried that during Prohibition. +Do we go to see Howard's End, do we give Anthony Hopkins an Oscar? +It's like they always said, but nobody ever believed," said Bogardus. +Scientists say the area teams with wildlife, including thousands of penguins. +The army said it could not confirm the reports. +"They're old-fashioned and inherently dangerous. +Every political appointee who has overseen the Labor Department's pension office has encouraged pension managers to adopt the kind of long-term investment policy the CEOs are asking Congress to mandate. +Mr Lilley's methodical style contrasts markedly with the marketing glitz of Lord Young which industrialists so distrusted. Yet he did not concede any ground to the Labour party. +Blue Chip Value Fund Inc., a Denver-based closed-end mutual fund, began trading last week on the Big Board under the symbol BLU. +He said the men, in civilian clothes, claimed they were police "authorized by Malacanang (presidential palace)" to arrest the youths. +American Maize-Products has interests in corn wet milling, tobacco and building materials. +Powell would also become only the fourth black officer to attain four-star rank in the U.S. armed forces if the Senate confirms the nomination. +Last week's hurricane threat in the Gulf of Mexico closed refineries and disrupted oil and gasoline production for several days. +Miss Lee had vanished. +Gold rose in London to a late bid price of $409.25 a troy ounce, compared with late Tuesday's $406.25 an ounce. +Thriller writer PD James is the subject of Bookmark (8.10 BBC2). +In national over-the-counter-trading yesterday, the company's common shares closed at $23.125, up $1.125. +As for having such hordes seeking to trample over him, 'it's uncomfortable, but the discomfort was expected.' Perhaps it should be called 'The Beautiful and the Dammed'. +The deductible is estimated at $564 in 1989 and is designed to rise with hospital inflation. +Profit-taking and quiet days in the Persian Gulf following Monday's combat have helped sustain a slide in oil futures prices. +"The Cosby Show" averaged an 18.5 rating and a 29 percent share of the television audience, while "The Simpsons" was second with a 16.2 rating and a 25 share, said Preston Beckman, an NBC executive for audience research. +Members of the National Accord are urging the government to revoke an electoral statute that allows the party receiving the majority of votes to automatically be granted a two-thirds majority in the house of deputies and senate. +An earthquake Oct. 17 in Northern California had caused a 10-day delay midway through the championship contest, which ended Saturday at San Francisco's Candlestick Park. +He added, "We certainly welcome Ms. Comaneci." Asked how long she had thought about defecting, she replied, "A long time. +Without special reserve additions and tax credits, earnings for the year would have been $382.6 million, or $6.69 a share, up 50% from 1986. +After about a month of digging, the archaeologists have unearthed the soggy timbers of a wharf that a John Eustis bought in 1709 on property abutting what was then Boston's waterfront. +Said another staffer, "I think the bond department is particularly worried." +"What worries us is that the start of the new airline has been postponed," he said. +Talks between the two sides had continued in Moline, Ill., past the union's midnight Friday strike deadline. +The tempestuous celebrity slapped Officer Paul Kramer on June 14 after he stopped her Rolls-Royce convertible. +The NRC ordered the plant shut down in 1986 because of technical and management problems. +Mr. Arraes noted that the PMDB supported a speech Mr. Funaro made to the congressional party explaining his policies last week. +While SAF wanted 'unchanging labour costs' out of it, the LO favoured solidaristic deals based on wage equality. +Bethlehem last year had a $153 million net loss. +But these are relatively superficial virtues. +They said they will respond promptly to the requests and expect to complete the merger in September. +It originated financing for $3.7 billion of equipment, software and services, down 22% from a year earlier, and its provision for receivable losses jumped to $84.4 million from $19.6 million. +The crash-landing of an Afghan airliner in eastern Iran in which six people were killed was caused by a fight between the crew and security guards, Iran's official Islamic Republic News Agency reported today. +The strong economy heightened concern about a possible surge in inflation, even though there was little tangible evidence of an immediate problem. +"The stuff we pulled out totals about 25,000 pounds," said Hudson. "We flew all the bullets out first, then dumped and burned their powder. +After 15 years of chipping away at the national indifference to the homeless, Snyder and others at the forefront of the struggle may finally be gaining ground. Recent polls indicate a greater desire to help others. +Its yield rose to 9.17 percent from 9.13 percent late Tuesday. +Niehaus also said the leaders will talk about the problems of Panama, where U.S. troops helped snuff out a possible police coup on Dec. 5 and where the government has been struggling with labor unrest. +Nevertheless, much of it represented marketmakers tweaking their books and genuine customer or retail business was not expected to be significant. +Telephone calls by The Associated Press to Murdock's home rang unanswered Tuesday and an official at his workplace said he was not there. +The structure will be easier to guard against attacks such as the bombing by the Direct Action terrorist group in May 1986 that wounded a police guard and seriously damaged the six-story building in St. Cloud. +These endeavors include furniture stores and an auto parts importer and distributor as well as a stint at the wheel of Trailways. +Analysts described OfficeVision as an important part of IBM's attempt to duplicate and go beyond the successful strategies of rivals such as Digital Equipment Corp. and Apple Computer Inc. +FBI agents wouldn't say what leads they have gotten from bomb fragments and a hot line set up for tips. +An incomplete pass and a three-yard run by Tony G. left the Giants 60 yards shy of the goal with 53 seconds left. +Operation Rescue had to close its national headquarters in Binghamton this year, selling off its furniture and office equipment to help pay off $70,000 in debts brought on by its legal difficulties. +The Robins spokesman said Merrell Dow's contention that its proposal is designed to meet the concerns and needs of all parties is "self-serving and displays a lack of understanding of A.H. Robins's plan of reorganization." +The NBA is encouraging teams to open stores. +U.N. Undersecretary-General Diego Cordovez is mediating the 6-year-old peace talks, the latest round of which began March 2. +Lawyers for Milken, the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office and the Securities and Exchange Commission have been negotiating a possible plea bargain to avoid what was expected to be a long and costly trial. +"The reasons for the loss of a beneficial effect of surgery after five years are unknown and merit further study," the doctors wrote. +Social and economic disadvantage allied to low self-esteem have been cited as possible factors in the poor performance. Two new Catholic schools are to be built in Belfast and Londonderry at a cost of Pounds 8m. +Many young people and workers marched along with truckloads of uniformed police and army and navy cadets. +Israel has a new nightly TV show, and it can get pretty violent with its rioting hooligans, masked stone-throwers and battling tanks. +The officials estimate that mail fraud connected with c.o.d. merchandise is responsible for consumer and business losses of as much as $75 million annually. +The final dividend is 1.65p for an unchanged total of 2.4p. +Olivier said later that the slope was 'almost 50 degrees, but not quite'. There was only one more psychological obstacle (or so I thought) to be overcome. +Romario (da Souza Faria) has five goals in six World Cup games so far - about the average rate for his career. +The severe weakness of the dollar has left sterling oil prices at around their lowest for some 20 years, according to oil analysts. +In another development, Mesa announced it had agreed to pay $4.9 million to settle a 6-year-old class action lawsuit brought by Phillips Petroleum Co. shareholders against Mesa and Phillips. +Dennis Day, a singer who served as comic foil for Jack Benny on television and radio shows, was hospitalized in critical condition today with a brain injury, an official said. +Among other things, each right entitles the holder to buy one share of Adams-Russell for $50. +In Santa Barbara, the body Andrea Gurka, 37, was found this morning in a creek bed behind her home in the area where the fire began, said county fire spokesman Charlie Johnson. +The bank's exposure at MGM-Pathe is reportedly close to $1 billion. +"If that front is pushing high winds ahead of it, it can be disastrous," he said Wednesday night. "It's predicted to be 100 degrees, 2 percent humidity and with high winds. +Andy Garcia, who plays Sonny's out-of-wedlock son, seem the best bet to come out a winner with the new movie, to do a "Pacino" and become a major star. +Varying commission levels allow sellers to match their pay to the type and costs of their own operations, or to the amount of work they put into a particular client engagement, these insurers say. +"There has been a deliberate creating of a sense of crisis so that he can undercut the conservatives," said Jerry Hough, a scholar of Soviet affairs at Duke University. +Like many artists, Poulenc was inclined to prefer his latest work above all the others. +However, by giving the prime minister a direct mandate from the public, the bill seeks to eliminate the deal-making process of coalition-building. +But we are going to have to struggle together." Some who stopped to remember King this weekend had more personal memories. +The United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Venezuela and Ecuador were said to support his plea. +An official of Israel's Ministry of Religious Affairs said the government's policy is to protect and encourage the Christians. +Freddy the Mouse predicted the Department of Security and Control would be back in business soon. +'I didn't really enjoy it that much,' he says, 'although it was a real crucible of learning. +Business inventories in July climbed 0.6 percent while total business sales were falling 0.9 percent. +The companies were rated in eight separate categories. +Friday was the 166th day of the session, but taxes, budgets, and about 50 other pieces of legislation are still not settled. +The United States has criticized the expulsion plan, saying conditions must first improve inside Vietnam. +"We don't anticipate any further write-downs," Mr. Mandl said in a conference call with analysts and reporters. +Li Hongjun, 34, said she was applying for a job with a Beijing wine company because it has night shifts, allowing her to care for a sick sister during the day. +The pilot of the Italian air force jet had been trying to land his disabled plane in fields near the school, and ejected minutes before the crash, Gen. +It wanted voluntary cuts but said that if they had not been achieved by December 11 they would be compulsory. Unions were offered an alternative: a six-month pay freeze and a cut in lay-off payments. +But a short "parade," from the Imperial Palace to the Akasaka Palace where the emperor and empress reside, is planned. +We have shown tremendous restraint.' +An investigation, using a lie detector test, concluded that Mr. Smith didn't knowingly sign the agreement, as Messrs. +Ministers are whispering that perhaps, just perhaps, the worst is over. A cabinet minister confessed this week that last Sunday was the first since September that he managed to spend in his garden. +"He eggs you on until it drives you crazy," says David Vogel, the producer of "Amazing Stories." +He also has been hurt by the disclosure that the state Board of Medical Licensure had privately criticized him for prescribing his own sleeping pills, even though he maintains no active medical practice. +A leading index of the Australian economy, compiled by Westpac Banking Corp. and the Melbourne University Institute for Applied Economic and Social Research, rose 12.3% in September from a year earlier and 0.5% from August. +The Pump accounted for about 10% of Reebok-brand shoe sales in the U.S. in all of 1991, up from 7% the year earlier, he said. +According to Mr. Ford, the exchange didn't make any significant changes following the tentative understanding reached with his September letter. +It canceled four contracts that had been awarded to the company's rivals and ordered them given to AT&T. +Sentencing was set for Oct. 1. Milken faces a possible maximum total of up to 28 years in prison. +It received added impetus last month when the U.S. Agriculture Department sharply reduced its estimates of Chinese supplies because of rising consumption. +In a sense, the Reagan administration is a victim of its own policy. +According to the survey, 57 percent of home buyers in 1988 fit the category of "move-up" buyers. +Each remaining share stands to get more income than before as long as debt expenses aren't overwhelming. +The IMF also identified similar problems in Australia. +Ethylene, a key building block in petrochemical production, is used to make products such as plastics and antifreeze. +Mpetha's wife and a son died while he was jailed. +"A similar lack of financial data exists in the Defense Department today," Bowsher said. +He estimates the clinic's research could save each of the state's major ski resorts $3 million to $5 million a year in lost income and litigation. +Authorities are apparently searching for another form of entertainment. +It would have to be a lot more complicated, but we've got the basis of research here that could take it into that area. +GM's third-quarter revenue rose 6.9 percent to $30.8 billion from $28.8 billion last year. +The railroads have dropped real freight rates 43% and cut a staff of 21,000 almost in half. +The plants you see growing there have come from a bank of seeds in the soil, left over from previous cultivation. +Net income of Dollars 503.4m appeared to represent a decline from last time's Dollars 1.09bn, but the year-ago figure included a Dollars 635.1m gain from the sale of a minority interest in Allstate. +In the oils sector, Shell ended 8 pence lower at 432 pence, Ultramar shed 11 pence to 295 pence, Lasmo lost 8 pence to 323 pence, and British Petroleum fell 8 pence to 296 pence. +The session could doom his $1.11 billion takeover offer for the gambling firm. +But it was below the forecasts of analysts, who said it might leave room for a friendly company to launch a bid for Telemecanique. +By reducing tax rates on personal income, the new tax law makes earn-outs more appealing than in the past. +By training, I am a marketing man. +Others say he simply has a lot to shout about. +Economists polled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report had expected an $11.2 billion July trade gap. +Japan's discount rate is the lowest among the Group of Seven industrial nations. +MORE than 20,000 employees of recession-hit construction companies have had their salaries frozen or cut, a survey by the Financial Times indicated yesterday. +The decision: Use it as the kickoff. +If it can, it's gangbusters," a company spokesman says. +In 1983, shortly after President Miguel de la Madrid took office and promised respect for opposition electoral triumphs, state elections in Chihuahua gave the National Action party seven municipalities. +The bodies arrived in Ethiopia's capital Tuesday evening. Helicopters were used to remove them from the wreckage of their light plane, a Twin Otter, on the steep slopes of mile-high Tam mountain. +Duke, who disavows his white-supremacist past but campaigns against programs such as affirmative action, was an unsuccessful candidate for the U.S. Senate this fall. +The Hang Seng index, as computed in the futures market, closed Monday at between 3,529 and 3,695 after dropping 300 points or more. +"Italy is extremely expensive, it is one of the most expensive countries in the world," said Cesaretti of the Aviatur travel agency. +Vice President of Government Affairs Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce Omaha, Neb. +The Houston-based specialty retailer said it also agreed in principle to sell the assets of its Deck The Walls Manufacturing & Wholesale Supply operations to another new company, being formed also by a WNS vice president. +The New York-based bank holding company also offers commercial-banking and foreign-exchange services here through a branch of Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., as well as investment-management and trust-banking services through two other units. +The Tustin, Calif., company has been battered in the past year by tough competition from other producers of computer mass data storage systems such as hard disks. +It edged out lighting as the company's traditional 'cash cow'. Philips does not dispute Dataquest's estimate that 1993 sales of semiconductors amounted to around Fl 4.1bn. +LONDON (AP) - The advertising and marketing giant WPP Group PLC said it won't pay its shareholders a midyear dividend because of weak cash flow. +This will be broken down with spring water and run into casks. Here is another important factor: the quality of the wood. +The family sold their house in 1979 and decided to move to the boat. +Now, demand has recovered a bit, but the industry is still running only at about 60% of capacity. +The court found the federal agency's standards conclusions reasonable, based on the available data. +German audiences are no strangers to expressionist art or the language of Brechtian theatre, and have none of the performance tradition or wealth of associations which their British counterparts bring to Grimes. +He equipped heart patients with portable electrocardiogram machines and matched their episodes of ischemia with what they were doing. +The reports said Hubal was killed after troops ordered him to climb an electricity pole to remove a Palestinian flag. Palestinian flags are outlawed in Israel. +Mrs. Dole, 54, is campaigning in more than a dozen states this fall for more than 60 gubernatorial and House and Senate candidates. +Khashoggi, 54, a Saudi financier and arms dealer, has been imprisoned in Bern since he was arrested April 18 at the request of the U.S. Embassy. +Evacuations were called for the Convail Nudist Camp, the Ortega Campground, Los Pinos Camp correctional facility, and residents of Morrell Canyon and the small community of El Carriso Village, Ms. Cundari said. +The dollar fell in Europe yesterday after surging Friday on the U.S. trade report. +San Mateo is, however, the last Californian county to convert to computerised voting methods. +The agreements, subject to ratification votes before the end of the year, follow a presidential advisory board's recommendations that railroads shed many of their costly work-rule restrictions. +They either don't know any better, don't care or don't wish to buck their peers' practices. +Under the plan, a "regulated zone" 100 miles deep will be established across the 125-mile-wide isthmus in which bee experts hope to overwhelm the Africanized insects with the genes of the tamer European honeybees. +China pledged to retain Hong Kong's capitalistic and legal systems for 50 years after the takeover, but fear mounted in the territory that Beijing may renege on its promises. +"We got three people back," the president said. +If a broker does have a record, NASD says it will send the history to an investor within a day or two. +These "injuries could have been inflicted by any adult" strong enough to pick up a 43-pound child, he said. +Center-right parties won, to the displeasure of the Serbian Communists, who still advocate their party's monopoly of power. +De La Rue fell 7 to 878p after hitting a low of 872p. +For the nine months ended Sept. 30, Centuri had a loss of $4.1 million, or 31 cents a share, on revenue of $186.6 million. +During the same period, the air force will be reduced from some 450 combat aircraft to fewer than 400. +It opened at 129.32 yen and ranged between 129.10 yen and 129.40 yen. +With Henze's English Cat and Manfred Trojahn's Enrico among its recent successes, the Schwetzingen Festival - based at the baroque court theatre a few miles south of Mannheim - has proved fertile ground for operatic premieres. +The same technology costs Pounds 300 in Germany. 'The market in magnetic-stripe machinery is fairly open,' says Mr Chris Bell, managing director of Data-stripe, a specialist company based in Surrey, which makes the Magnetic Stripe Card Writer. +Whenever there's a contretemps, they kick you in the teeth. +The government told the nation's airlines to end discrimination against the handicapped, but barred people who are blind, frail, obese, disabled or under 15 from sitting in rows with emergency exits. +Wells Fargo's arrival was announced in a memo to First RepublicBank employees yesterday by Albert V. Casey, its chairman and chief executive officer. +On Dec. 20, Kohlberg announced it had lined up the financing for the Beatrice acquisition, and the market showed much confidence that the deal would be completed. +South Korea, which had 1.9% under the previous quotas, is set to get a small increase to about 1.95%. +Swindall, who had been notified of the pending indictment in advance, announced Sunday night that he expected to be indicted and said he was excited by the prospect because it would give him a chance to clear his name. +ComFed Savings Bank said shareholders at a special meeting approved the formation of a savings and loan holding company, named ComFed Bancorp Inc., "to facilitate future diversification and acquisitions." +The physicians however are optimistic about a full recovery and the 65-year-old prime minister plans to "resume work fully," spokesman Hartley Neita said. +It's a working landscape," replied August Schumacher Jr., Massachusetts commissioner of food and agriculture. +MIPS Computer is bringing out one this year, and International Business Machines and others scramble to build their own. +"There has been no time for the general public to support wholeheartedly the development policy of the government." +Today both men are locked into a peace process with Israel and both are welcome guests in the White House. +"The jury was assuaging their own conscience" by granting the government only a small part of what it sought in forfeitures, said Jack Arsenault, an attorney for one of the defendants. +During Mr. Blaydon's term, the school increased its number of faculty members by one-third to 53 and doubled the number of international students in attendance to 66. +Ten years ago: By a vote of 54-to-44, the U.S. Senate expressed support for President Jimmy Carter's proposal to sell fighter planes to Israel, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. +For instance, a Massachusetts business that employs an out-of-state accounting firm, will have to pay a "use fee" equal to the newly passed sales tax on such a service. +TWA hired 2,700 new flight attendants to replace strikers. +Revenue fell 5% to $88.4 million from $92.8 million in the year-earlier period, but Mr. Kral cautioned holders against quarterly performance comparisons between 1987 and 1986. +No, we don't think so," Doyle said. "We felt both parties would be getting something out of it. +There was no word from Bush on when he will fill his last two Cabinet-level vacancies, energy secretary and drug-czar, and aides said he still has not made up his mind. +The Pentagon is also asking to continue work on a rail-mobile version of the MX missile, and is requesting $1.4 billion for another Trident nuclear submarine, Carlucci said. +A newspaper reported Sunday that Winnie Mandela, the wife of jailed African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela, took part in the beatings of young boys allegedly abducted by her bodyguards. +"The concept of organs being bought and sold for money is entirely unacceptable in a civilized society," Health Minister Roger Freeman told a House of Commons committee during debate on proposed legislation outlawing organ sales. +Analysts complained that reporting profit results separately for private and government-controlled thrifts amounts to sugar-coating bad news and interferes with their ability to analyze the entire industry. +Camarena, a Drug Enforcement Administration agent, and his pilot, were tortured and killed in 1985 in Guadalajara. +However, the House would not make public the name of the charity, as it does now; only the name of the donor. +Allied Domecq may want to quit brewing to focus on spirits. +Offering training schemes to upgrade skills, he says, was intended only as a temporary measure in the 1970s. 'Now,' he says, 'training by the state is applauded as a permanent part of the economy. +In 1986, they made the single largest philanthropic gesture in the country, giving $33 million to New York Hospital. +Earnings per share of Royal Dutch Petroleum were equivalent to $1.08, down from $1.11. +But when the baby was born, she changed her mind, sparking the dispute. +Now software companies say they're frustrated that Fujitsu may be getting access to the very IBM code they haven't been able to see. +Guerrilla factions have united to capture a major government garrison in central Afghanistan, raising fears in the military that rebel factions are ending feuds, a government source and witnesses said today. +New York, meanwhile, has become the company's most established and profitable publication. +'The way you dress is an expression of how you see yourself.' He is right. +Government National Mortgage Association 9% securities for August delivery ended at about 97 17/32, down 7/32. +It wants a deal attractive enough to draw them home, removing the Afghans as a growing social and economic problem. +The commercial driver's license law was prompted by the 4,500 annual highway fatalities involving large trucks. +Industry analysts said Wednesday they weren't surprised by a reported plan by IBM to sell several of its low-technology product lines, including its well-known Selectric typewriters. +Mr. Trump, who has made large profits in recent short-term purchases of shares of Bally Manufacturing Corp. and Allegis Corp., had said he was considering making a bid for Golden Nugget. +The securities are rated single-A-2 by Moody's and single-A by S&P. +At current market prices, the holding is valued at about #52.2 million ($97.3 million). +She liked Englishmen. Especially, thin ones with a wounded look in their eyes. +Justice Thomas wrote that the book "makes the philosophical connection between civil rights and the natural law." +Showers and thunderstorms developed over northwest Texas, central and northern Utah, southeast Idaho and Colorado. +World astronomy cannot do without it," he said. +Turner said Duane Chynoweth was a polygamist, but he had no information about Mark Chynoweth. +Enacting the regulation measure "is going to be tough," predicted Sen. John Danforth (R., Mo.), an author of the legislation. +And for those who suggest it is, they ought to just be a little patient and wait and see. +She has gained recognition in recent years for promoting literacy and other causes, including the care of babies with AIDS. +Other contract months also recorded healthy gains Wednesday. +Showers and thunderstorms extended from Alabama to Mississippi, southeast Arkansas, Louisiana and the upper two-thirds of the Texas coast. +The Pro-Life Action League, which arranged the burial, said the fetuses were obtained from clinics and hospitals in five states, along with the names of the mothers and the physicians who performed the abortions. +Light-truck sales, meanwhile, were up 7.7% to 104,920 vehicles from 86,567 a year earlier. +Chemical Waste said construction of the lab would begin later this year, with the facility operating in 1993. +A year ago, the general banned 13 independent groups that sought to contest general elections promised in 1992. +Cuts were expected to continue through P-I-E's final weeks, Busey said. +Similar changes could be made in the laws governing water supplies. +Takeshita said he would step down to take responsibility for a bribery and stock-profiteering scandal that has deeply shaken the public's trust in government. +Most importantly, it is viewed as providing momentum for the Nafta process. +Probably I would have been dead if it went over." _ Daredevil Dave Munday, whose foam-padded barrel got caught on a rocky shelf about a foot from the brink of Niagara Falls. +But he said that Caesars recapitalization plan would replace an existing policy of pursuing internal growth and expansion. +Mr. Bilzerian's offer expires Dec. 1 unless extended. +Amstrad was the busiest stock option with 2,001 lots traded. +Martell tried to prevent Vincent Gomme from obtaining its brandy at the preferential rate by excluding it from rebate vouchers normally given to Socadip members, the commission said. +It squirmed and made up stories like someone caught in a lie. +Mr Milorad Unkovic, federal minister for foreign economic relations in the rump Yugoslavia, which comprises Serbia and Montenegro, said there was 'great danger with the approach of winter. +He did it, but when he first got to America, he still shrank from answering the phone. +I want to create jobs in middle America." A car ferry undergoing repairs hit a dock Friday and tipped over, temporarily trapping 21 crewmen and workers, but no injuries were reported, police said. +Few people admit knowing Anna Krampitz well, and those who did declined to talk about her. +Given that the battle between the president and the parliament is purely a power struggle, a G7 commitment will not weaken the attack by the parliament. +U.S. District Judge William Hoeveler on Tuesday denied separate trials for Luis Del Cid, a former chief aide to Noriega; William Saldarriaga, an alleged drug trafficker from Colombia; and Brian Alden Davidow, an alleged drug dealer in Miami. +"This release has been so weird that we are saying the bank will be open after the holiday," said Ellen Stockdale, a spokeswoman for the comptroller in Washington. "It will still be the Bank of New England on Tuesday. +Thanks to the Esterhazys long associated with Haydn, the Radziwills, the Liechtensteins, the old European heartlands are festooned with country residences that often make the more familiar estates in England look just a trifle pokey. +She has lost a promising political career but that is probably the least of her loss and hurt." Mrs. Moss needs to be home for her two children, ages 10 and 15, Weatherford said. +Vision problems appear to be associated with later stages of AIDS. +Bush had announced on Dec. 12 that he would lift the ban until June 1991 because the Soviets were allowing unprecedented numbers of Jews to leave for Israel. +Usually, their services are free. +Steam generated by the plant will be sold to heat a local greenhouse, the engineering concern said. +Pop music blared through loudspeakers Tuesday as hundreds of Palestinians streamed into the Allenby's vast, modern passenger terminal set among sand dunes just yards from the wooden plank bridge. +The military accounted for about 92% of its $191 million of sales in fiscal 1987. +And since each adult is taxed, it means two people living in a two-room apartment would pay twice as much as one person living next door in an eight-room house. +Given the emphasis that has been placed on Soviet cheating on past agreements, it is incredible that the administration would enter into such an unverifiable arms-control arrangement. +Hassan met with Bush at the White House for about 15 minutes and told reporters they discussed generalities. +"But the position of the various companies is quite different," he said. +At the firm's last major auction of contemporary art last November, 56% didn't sell. +CONGRESS STEPS UP criticism of Reagan's Persian Gulf policy. +Some of them are sunk." Torrential rains that turned streets into rivers in Jacksonville, Fla., continued to drench parts of the South today, and a cold weather system spread from the Great Lakes area toward New England. +They are among nearly 80 military rebels and right-wing militants reported to have been arrested in recent weeks. +The satellite was insured by Lloyd's, and the manufacturer repaired it at an estimated cost of $10 million. +Bell Group would offer one of its shares for every two shares of Bond Media Ltd., a listed company with television, radio and satellite communications interests that is 51%-owned by Bond Corp. +Publisher Guy Smith explains that its surveys produce a profile of the American smoker that should command attention in the marketplace. +The previous week's decline had initially been reported as $850.6 million. +Of course, in the context of the glories on view inside, these are nothing more than quibbles. +They are going through a process of glasnost, which is openness, which we support. +Since August, government troops had been chasing Noble in the jungles of Agusan del Sur province south of Butuan. +"In the end, we're going to have to pay one way or another," said Sen. Rockefeller. +And it said Wells Fargo Bank has committed to provide $500 million of financing and has "agreed to use its best efforts" to syndicate as much as $525 million in additional bank financing to fund the cash portion of the proposed transaction. +But it's an honor to have you all here, and there may be no group in American more aware of the challenges this country is facing. +The communists were thereby theoretically guaranteed a majority when the chambers jointly convene to elect the president, but the Senate would have veto power over all legislation approved by the Sejm. +At 12:31 Thursday morning, it hit Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, and at 1:15 a.m., the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. +"It is what it is, and we are beginning to understand it," says Dr. William Haseltine of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. +I have to start taking stuff off," said parade chairman Mark Simons. +We have some deficits in education, but we also have some strengths. +A lawyer for Mr. Vanwort couldn't be reached for comment. +Vietnam's Communist Party also has resisted reforms. +The move prompted Britain's major banks to lower their base rates half a percentage point to 9%. +Human rights activist Andrei Sakharov has suggested a loose confederation of sovereign states, and many nationalists in the Baltics and Georgia have called for secession from the Soviet Union. +The attack triggered anti-Israeli riots, and 11 Arabs were killed by troops in the clashes. +'We want to push this technology that the UK is good at.' WHEN British voters enter the polling booths on Thursday the closest they are likely to come to high technology is a pencil sharpener. +Meanwhile, though, prices of high-yield, high-risk, corporate junk bonds ended the day little changed. +Japanese apparel marketers often restitch seams before distributing items to Japanese stores, where they're inspected again by store employees. +But Mr. Fusilli makes the all-too-common mistake of suggesting that inductees like Bill Haley, Eddie Cochran and the Coasters who are "largely known for" just one or two hits don't deserve the honor. +The Navy is bestowing its highest civilian award on TWA flight attendant Ulrike "Uli" Derickson for protecting American passengers from Arab hijackers three years ago. +The increase in the Class E dividend, to 28 cents a share from 24 cents, also stemmed from an increased profit margin last year, the company said. +Conoco, by DuPont, $7.4 billion, completed in 1981. +Spence sought to trace the origins of the New York real estate deals to CIA concern, in the early 1980s, that the Philippines would fall to the communists. +West Berlin's Kreuzberg district, with a large Turkish population, has signs in German and Turkish to warn residents when they approach the Berlin Wall that they are leaving the American sector. +The average discount rate for six-month bills was 8.03% for a bond-equivalent yield of 8.49%. +As they gathered, three saffron-robed Cambodian Buddhist monks who had traveled from the United States, Canada and France filed into the palace to pray for success. +The low and stable interest rates common to gold-standard eras indicate that establishing the price of a currency in terms of gold produced long-term trust. +The play is a six-hour chronicle in four acts, to be shown as a four-part television series and a two-part movie. +The IRS issued guidelines to clarify when certain engineers and computer specialists are considered under the new tax law to be independent contractors rather than employees. +"If they can steal it from Silicon Valley, they can steal it from Bangalore," the Indian high-technology mecca, a senior Pentagon official reasons. +Mr. Stallkamp, 41 years old, joined Chrysler in 1980 as a general purchasing agent and moved to Acustar as vice president, marketing and procurement, in June. +Pressure grew for the government to explain whether the Flight 103 disaster on Dec. 21 could have been averted with better dissemination of warnings and information about bombing equipment found before the explosion over Lockerbie, Scotland. +The survey showed that Barry and city council member John Ray lead a field of six with each receiving 23 percent support. +As this, too, becomes impossible, the ranks of the unemployed will provide fertile ground for JVP recruiters. +The administration says the measure would help the economy in the short run by boosting the value of assets that qualify for the tax break, such as real estate. +New Zealand was the severest Security Council critic, arguing Paris should have offered troops to serve under UN command. +If you don't believe me, test it with colleagues. Having taught you that you can stop a throttler in that way, I'll explain why it works. His grip depends on just the power of his hands and shoulders. +And she has received official encouragement. +Lively, chewy, light, chillable red version of the Blanco above. Domaine de Beaufort Minervois. +The bill would have restored the District of Columbia's ability to pay for abortions for poor women with local taxpayers' funds, not federal money. +There is a touching account in a book by John Bennie of a weekend by the Test, at which Chamberlain was a guest. +'The heart of the problem is that the law is based on an outrageous premise - namely, that the commands of Section 301 do not apply to the US.' +Mortier is less outspoken, more prepared to let his programme do the talking. +While Lucia is cared for by a doting aunt, her sisters, now 5 to 12 years old, were seriously neglected even though they were living in the same household. +But Col. Ralph Brown of the Trinidad-Tobago Defense Force denied the station was attacked. +An army spokesman said troops discovered stashes of knives, hatchets and clubs as well as outlawed underground leaflets in Qalqilya. +South Africa would sign the nuclear non-proliferation treaty if other nations in the southern African region also agreed to sign such a document, Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha said Monday. +A chamberlain dressed in white followed the bier carrying a platter with a pair of white shoes that tradition says the deceased monarch will wear to heaven. +There are all sorts of things that are offensive, from picking your nose to God knows what." Police officer Marty Polk found the men holding hands in a parked car Sept. 27 in Eden Park. +A 10 per cent devaluation should help restore the loss in competitiveness caused by sterling's decline. Because one third of Ireland's trade is with Britain, some EC officials are tempted to view the punt as a special case. +The unexpected spending reduction came as part of overall cuts in government expenditures aimed at reducing the budget deficit, even though the Postal Service no longer receives a taxpayer subsidy. +The resemblance ends there, however, because Daniel North is an actor and in no way an alter ego for the author. He is at Heathrow airport when the novel begins, waiting to meet his father whom he has not seen for 13 acrimonious years. +Milton Bradley, maker of the some of the country's most popular games, last month unveiled "Trump _ The Game," based on the wheeling and dealing of billionaire real estate mogul Donald Trump. +So the government is trying to bring the market economy to the Ukrainian countryside. Agriculture is Ukraine's most efficient and potentially profitable export industry. +The industry concedes, however, that its national system is so huge that some mistakes are inevitable. +Associates at the company's headquarters in Corning, N.Y., say Mr. Houghton believed Corning's initial deal with International Clinical was locked up. +While some may dismiss the oyster as nothing more than a delicacy, Ray, who has a doctorate in biology, says oyster beds are significant in an estuary's ecosystem. +But it has, at least focused governments' attention on an increasingly critical situation, demanding urgent action. It is all the more unfortunate that the donor countries have been unable to reach a genuine consensus. +On Tuesday, showers and thunderstorms were forecast to extend from Arkansas across the central Plains to portions of North Dakota and western Minnesota. +From 1982 through 1985 it didn't pay any, accumulating about $73 million in credits. +Vice President Richard Paton vows US Ecology is committed to building a state-of-the-art dump in Nebraska on a site that will meet or exceed public health and safety requirements. +The suit, filed against Secretary of State Jim Smith and local elections officials, was assigned to U.S. District Judge James Kehoe. +These last year earned just over Dollars 2bn - a sum which, despite being 20 per cent down on 1991 as a result of softer world crude prices, was nevertheless Egypt's second biggest source of hard currency after tourism. +Although monetary policy remained on hold, there were expectations that the Fed would act soon. +The report also faulted Bush for failing to live up to promises to appoint more qualified women and minorities to the federal bench. +The price of Lippo Industries' shares last moved in November, while Lippo Life's share price has remained stagnant since September. But Lippo executives are bullish about the group. +The 10-term congressman co-authored, with Sen. Alan K. Simpson, R-Wyo., the Simpson-Mazzoli immigration reform of 1986. +We haven't been too careful about explaining what seems to be a long period of continued Western presence in a fairly hostile environment. +His father, the famous country singer-songwriter Hank Williams Sr., died in 1953 at age 29 of the effects of alcohol abuse. +Even with more specific appropriations, though, presidents often freely "impounded," or chose not to spend, funds appropriated by Congress. +He was a little bit of a capitalist. +Israeli officials expect a total of some 150,000 Soviet Jews to immigrate by the end of the year. +But he ruled out a multiparty system and indicated the Communist Party would retain control of local government. +"Dave Mazzella and I told these skinheads that blacks and Jews were the enemy of the white Aryan race," Michael Barrett said in an affidavit for the lawsuit. +This year, with world output projected to rise to 86m bales, US producers expect to export 7.3m bales. US manufacturers are also getting better at exporting finished cotton. +The company completed the purchase of Ohio-based Physicians Health Plan. +Holdrege Police, State Patrol and Phelps County Sheriff's officers finally surrounded the rental van. +He's floating on a cloud. +Among the best Tecs is Gloucestershire Tec which has given IIP top priority. +About $54 billion, three times the gross national product of impoverished Bangladesh, was spent in the United States last year on health care, job absenteeism and other consequences of drug abuse. +The life insurance and funeral industries constantly wrestle with how best to market their death-related products. +After a four-hour meeting with Saddam, U.N. envoy Jan Eliasson said the Iraqi president also agreed to lift a ban barring Iranian-bound civilian flights from flying over Iraq. +He has also sent a team of staffers to Texas and California, where many Taiwanese live, to draw up a list of target shops and apartments for Four Seasons clients. +Perhaps WJC will soon trip off the tongue like FDR, JFK and LBJ. At least he didn't resort to lumping in his original surname, Blythe. +Obsessions and compulsions can turn up in families previously untouched by mental illness, but are more likely to cluster in families with histories of OCD or its frequent companion, depression. +The increase of 400,000 is regarded as a minimum growth level to offset declines. +In his statement, Mr. O'Malley reiterated that there haven't been any legal actions against Price and that the firm doesn't expect any. +His wife and some of the other women recited verses from the Koran, Islam's holy book. +They have been separated since the Nationalists retreated to this island in 1949 after losing a civil war to the Communists. +In addition, the line includes a workstation called the S-281 for use in networks and a low-end, stand-alone model called the M-240. +Mrs. Boyle knew of his affair with Ms. Campbell, who on Jan. 12 gave birth to a child he fathered, Boyle said. +Local jails hired an additional 29,000 guards _ a 65 percent increase _ during this period, reducing the ratio of inmates per guard from 5.0 in 1983 to 4.6 in 1988. +In its latest leaflet, the Palestine Liberation Organization designated today as a day of attacks on Arab tax officials who cooperate with Israeli military authorities in the occupied lands. +A Ugandan defendant, Mpigi Kabasha Mbogo, 39, is to be sentenced Monday. +The late Zurich bid price was $389.15, up from $387.30. +The secret is to take what comes, accepting that what you reap from a household garden is rarely what you sow. +The yield rose to 5.22% from 5.19%. +Macmillan would mesh well with Mr. Bass's recent leveraged buy-out of Bell & Howell Co., and would make the Fort Worth, Texas, billionaire one of the largest players in the information-services industry. +Despite Mr. Major's pleas, a Bush administration official said the U.S. still opposes any move toward full membership for the Soviets in the IMF. +The army's current budget, the last approved by the former Sandinista government, was $190 million this year. +In a June 17 letter attached to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Reading & Bates and Diamond M said they were withdrawing the offer because "further discussions regarding our proposal have not been fruitful." +Under the law the group is using in its attempt to place Cuomo's name on California's ballot, the group also must have the consent of the candidate, something Hill concedes Cuomo has not given. +I said we've only got the one shape - they were coach-built prams in those days - our cane goes this way but I'll make yours go the other way. +"The policy disputes have happened before, but behind closed doors. +British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher came round to the concept after insisting that the communique stress NATO retains the option of using nuclear weapons. +No comparisons are made between those countries and the United States, however, and many of the units are in the metric system. For example, hectares are used for land area, with one hectare equal to 2.47 acres. +Comedian Jon Lovitz, the saturnine "Saturday Night Live" cast member who potrayed a pathological liar with the catch phrase "That's the ticket," is leaving the show. +Once upon a time not very long ago, the Christmas selling season began after Thanksgiving. +Both cities are close to the Pakistan border, where the guerrillas have bases. +"I wish our search business were going as well as our consulting business," says Harold E. Johnson, Korn/Ferry managing vice president. +On a darker note, such thoughtless labeling leads many who, through no fault of their own, have lost so much and suffered so deeply to thoughts of suicide, especially when their homes have been lost and their families are crumbling. +Some shareholders, including US pension funds, have called for the bid to be raised above book value. +I asked them what reason I could offer for such a step. +Eight valuable postage stamps that have been locked in a vault for 14 years because East and West Germany both claimed ownership will be turned over to the united government, the Customs Service said Wednesday. +Angola's ruling Marxist party, the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola, or MPLA in its Portuguese initials, has created a bureaucracy that stifles initiative. +The base is in the al-Hajarah region, a stony plain traversed by the Trans-Arabian Pipe Line, which extends 1,068 miles from the gulf coast to southern Lebanon. +Newmont said it excluded four million ounces of lower-grade refractory material that had been included in its resource calculation before. +Attendance by pilgrims also was sharply down, according to Tibetan sources and Westerners who observed the festival this year and in the past. +"It's hypocrisy," said Gephardt spokesman Mark Johnson of Gore's attacks. +Ireland protests that the three were unarmed and could have been captured alive. +Meanwhile, the News set up a Trump Phone Poll so readers could register their support for either Trump. +In 1992 and 1991, foreign investment covered 50 per cent and 23 per cent respectively of the deficit. The flow of investment from abroad is being encouraged by the privatisation programme initiated 13 months ago. +In the current field of candidates, only Tennessee Sen. Albert Gore Jr. can lay claim to the South, though he grew up in Washington while his father served in the Senate. +Hundreds of thousands of Cambodians were executed or died of disease or starvation while the Communist Khmer Rouge ruled Cambodia from April 1975 until the Vietnamese invasion of December 1978 that overthrew Pol Pot's government. +It is much talked of, at all levels; and it is much written of, at all levels. +The tickets are usually sold only for coach seats, and they generally require stopovers and carry time restrictions. +However in July, Dallas-based First Texas Savings Association posted for foreclosure a 240,000-square-foot office building, seeking to accelerate payment on Vantage's $36.2 million note on the property. +The unit, which accounted for 40 percent _ or $62 million _ of Macmillan's operating profit in 1987, has grown rapidly in recent years. +Ministry officials said the decision would not apply to the North Pacific because measures were being taken to preserve marine resources in that region. +The court also is expected to rule on the "right-to-die" issue of whether a state may require that persons in comatose conditions be kept alive. +The Super Stallion is a modified version of the Vietnam era CH-53D Sea Stallion. +In Chicago, meanwhile, down payments have been raised for stock-index futures, a crucial component of program trading, thereby making it more expensive and less profitable. +"The company did not in January and does not in September have the resources to fund the plans." +Others harvest fish, pick wild berries and repair apartments in the Siberian city of Kurgan. +An Iranian diplomat met Thursday with U.N. officials to begin preparing for a joint meeting of Iran and Iraq's foreign ministers aimed at breaking the deadlock in their peace talks. +The students, both blacks and whites, were quiet and rule-abiding, although the races didn't mingle socially in the school, Johnson recalls. +Despite the president's list of objections, the White House made it clear that Mr. Reagan is prepared to sign trade legislation if only the plant closings and Alaskan oil provisions are dropped. +Her mother and grandmother died, and the rest of the family is now in three hospitals. +Attorneys for the families sought $6.2 million in damages at the conclusion of a four-week trial. +In the first part, TWA would buy most of the assets in Delta's package for $280 million while American would buy Pan Am routes to Italy, Spain and Portugal as well as the Pan Am shuttle for $250 million from TWA. +LAS also offers a deferred period of only four weeks, which will interest those who might need a replacement income most quickly. Premiums will also be affected by your age when you start the policy, and your job. +Mr. Leuschel for his part notes that the Free Democrats, partners in government with Mr. Kohl, had pushed for what could be interpreted as an Erhard-style gesture: making Eastern Germany a lower-tax zone. +"States change only when the gun is at the temple," he said. +In one Engler ad, a hot dog vendor drives home the claim that the average person's savings would add up to enough to buy a hot dog and soft drink at the end of the year. +Net interest income, the difference between interest paid on deposits and interest received from loans, fell 9.3% to $291.5 million from $321.3 million a year earlier. +Leading the way are Japanese commercial banks, which are under pressure to generate additional fee income. +"I was much more careful with this," said Fialkowska, a Canadian who now lives in Connecticut. "I had to approach every note of the piece and choose a way that would satisfy myself, the public and Liszt. +The lawyers wrote that such a hearing would be useful even if they are unable to determine the source of the leaks. +Mr. Simmons purchased 51% of NL, an oil-field services and chemicals concern, in a bitter takeover fight last year. +"The congressional oversight committees are working with the CIA to develop an innovative, long-term strategy that sheds cold war priorities and focuses on language and cultural skills and economic expertise," Boren wrote. +Rep. Bill Alexander, D-Ark., filed additional ethics charges Wednesday alleging the Georgia congressman violated campaign finance and financial disclosure statutes. +It was a reign neither Albert nor Elizabeth had sought. +The conflict is a battleground for conflicting Arab interests as well as for Lebanese factions. +It's tough work deciding how to spend $2.75 million on fun, but students at Roosevelt University think they're up to the task. +Mr. Hoffman said Carolco still expects to acquire the assets of De Laurentiis Entertainment Group Inc. for "a little" more than $33 million in cash and stock. +The net effect then of several Budgets together will have been a tax increase combined with a structural change. +Two years ago, the public thought the budget deficit and unemployment were bigger problems than drugs, the network said. +The aunt rescued the young victim and captured the assailant Monday when she went looking for them, and, by chance, found them on Lookout Mountain south of Golden near Buffalo Bill's grave, police said. +Mr. Premadasa's gungho attitude to business may have also produced a windfall: Entrepreneurial Tamil Muslims along the island's east coast, fence-sitters in the past on the issue of secession, now oppose it. +"I haven't decided what I think of this place yet," he says, speaking in the presence of his guide. +Congress is expected this year to enact new federal legislation specifically addressing acid rain pollution. Environmentalists hope the legislation will curb emissions of sulfur dioxides and nitrogen oxide from coal-burning power plants and factories. +One woman fell to her knees in front of him, but he raised her to her feet and said: "Please, don't," then stepped into a waiting car. +Stores like Tire America, a unit of Sears, Roebuck & Co., offer a wide selection of tires that can deliver as much as 40,000 miles of driving at inexpensive prices. +"My number one priority is economic development and jobs," Lucchino said. +East Germans worry about their savings becoming worthless under a monetary union with West Germany and have been withdrawing funds. +So did Joel Zweibel, an attorney for Eastern's unsecured creditors, the other major group that is owed money. +In fiscal 1986, Lear Siegler had total revenue of $2.5 billion. +The same strategy is being used in infantile diabetes and multiple sclerosis. +In 1981, the three directors engineered the ouster of William Seawell, then chairman of Pan Am, sources in the company have said. +Advancing and declining issues were about even on the Big Board, but the market's gains near the close allowed advancers to carry the day. +There are other forces that will keep interest rates high and cap the stock market rally, skeptics say. +Their schools, in stark contrast to the French-style lycees attended by many Algerian parents, emphasize Arabic and Islam now, though French is still widely taught. +French financier Bernard Arnault is funding his increased stake in Moet Vuitton by selling off as much as 40% of his Christian Dior fashion house. +In the six months ended June 30, Advanced Micro had net income of $46.2 million, or 51 cents a share, on sales of $592.3 million. +I'll get in shape!" +Analysts had predicted that per-share earnings would be 47 cents to 52 cents a share for the third quarter. +Under law, only the top three political parties, as determined by voting, are allowed to appoint a delegate to the elections council. +On top of his profit Mr Gill has been awarded a small bronze horse, which is the Leonardo Prize, sponsored by Crowley Colosso, which the Orangerie awards each year to the most important discovery relating to an Italian work of art. +Details of the claim aren't known. +So measurement is an extremely practical step; it keeps the inspectors happy. Can software meet this need for measurement? +The average had continued to roll ahead last week after the industrial average ran out of steam following last Tuesday's 43-point leap to a record. +Ms. Muratore said her action put her estimate in line with other analysts. +But that doesn't reconcile with the way the Japanese look at it." +The Montreal concern also has agreed to buy all Systemhouse shares not taken up under a planned Systemhouse rights offering, which is to raise about 116 million Canadian dollars net (US$99 million). +Rotterdam is the biggest port in the world and Broeders said it is physically impossible to open and inspect all of the 2.5 million containers shipped through the port every year. +When he had finished, one broker voiced the feelings of most of the gathered businessmen. +"It's 'cause they don't have it," Ricketson says, meaning a lottery. +I said, 'Oh, are we going to pick up someone?' which we often did. +Sir, With such age and distinction, Henry Grunfeld's words are likely to be taken seriously ('Still warning and encouraging', May 31). +No other democratic party in the Western world can claim such a long period of success. +Charles Crichton, who made "The Lavender Hill Mob" and other comedy classics, scored an Academy Award nomination at 78 for his rollicking "A Fish Named Wanda." +The melting pot yields to the Tower of Babel. +In the general election, no private contributions are permitted for presidential candidates because they receive $46 million from the taxpayer-supported public fund to wage their campaigns. +The German bank will allow the agency to approve applicants, within agreed criteria. +In Beirut, the Fatah-Revolutionary spokesman said, "Direct talks between our movement and the French side have resulted in an agreement on their release." +Mr. Pitt said that the agency has opposed any statutory definition for fear that it would be too narrowly drawn, allowing certain miscreants to go free. +Indiana is traditionally Republican. +But it is occasionally derivative. +Namibian politicians unanimously condemned the action, saying it showed South Africa wanted to increase its control over the territory. +More ominous are the forecasts of a diminishing number of faculty members. +Redoubt began erupting Thursday after two decades of silence and has sent ash and steam skyward intermittently since. +Mr. Lynam said a Dukakis victory would discourage foreign capital flows because of his protectionist attitudes, and he would be more amenable to using a lower dollar to solve the U.S. trade imbalance. +Soviet Azerbaijani protesters reportedly destroyed more border posts. +They have a chance to reduce, perhaps permanently, Soviet power and oppression. +Treasury bond prices moved sharply higher today after President Bush announced he was sending Secretary of State James Baker III to Iraq for talks aimed at ending the Middle EAst crisis. +The United States demands that Soviet assistance cease at the same time as U.S. aid to the anti-Marxist guerrillas fighting the Soviet-backed Kabul government. +Mr. Sprinkel, a consulting economist in Chicago, served in the Reagan administration as undersecretary of the treasury (1981-1985), chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers (1985-1989) and cabinet member (1987-1989). +Internationalism is a Soviet buzzword for tolerance of other ethnic groups, and the Tass reference indicated that the two leaders discussed the tense relations that earlier this year erupted into violence in which at least 32 people were killed. +Druse leader Walid Jumblatt said that the Hezbollah group apparently is holding Anglican envoy Terry Waite in Lebanon and that he had tried to negotiate Waite's release several weeks ago. +Mr Wilson has been waiting for months for back surgery, which his doctors see as his only hope of recovery. +Casolaro asked her why she didn't. +Similarly, Vogelstein said he has found two specific genetic variations in at least 75 percent of people with colon cancer. +He participated in the French government in exile in Algiers and was named commissioner for prisoners and deportees. +This is praise which the general will scarcely welcome, given charges from his own allies that he is too close to the ANC. Merely extending the registration deadline, as suggested by Mr Mandela, is unlikely to woo the white right to join the process. +Pending a resolution of appeals, only $100 million of the trust has been available to settle claims. +"To remove a freckle, apply vinegar," the author prescribes. Soda mixed with vinegar will deal with heartburn, while hay fever can be combated by inhaling horseradish and vinegar several times a day. +Daffynition Aerobics class: roll with the paunches. +Biogen said its patent is based on work done by Kenneth Murray, a professor at University of Edinburgh, Scotland, who is a member of Biogen's scientific and supervisory boards. +About 1,200 workers are employed at the eight plants, which make jeans and other clothing under the Wrangler brand. +"It was just supposed to go from computer to computer to see how far it could get. Once it got in, it wasn't supposed to do anything," said Graham, a witness for the government in the federal trial. +The lawyers disclosed that Mr. Seymour had brought more than 150 people before the grand jury, including Mr. Deaver, government officials and employees of many of his corporate and foreign clients. +A few months ago, one affiliate filed 175 appeals with the DuPage County, Ill., tax assessment office but later withdrew 150. +The defense earlier asked Judge Robert Yazzie to dismiss all charges. +Fighting began Sunday near the northern villages of Marangara and Ntega, the government radio reported Friday. +"Ballooning wages and rising inflation won't push Sweden's economy into the abyss next year," Mr. Feldt said; however, he added that both trends threaten to undermine the competitive strength of Swedish industry in the longer term. +Sinhalese, who are mostly Buddhists, make up 75 percent of Sri Lanka's 16 million people. +When faced with a major management change, your first instinct will be to proceed with business as usual, in the hope that your past record will ensure your future success. +"We're not intent on being the cheapest" insurer, he said. +Eventually, even the Japanese government lost interest in his research. +But what supposedly sets this painting pachyderm apart is aesthetic intelligence, her evident use of color to re-create what she sees. +The liquidators say the assets in the U.S. have to be frozen to ensure that all creditors and regulators are treated fairly. +(Laughter.) Q: (Inaudible.) A: I hadn't thought about that. +"The style of acting I do is extreme underacting," she said. "It's insulting to the audience if you overstate everything. +UK consumers borrowed less money through finance houses to buy items such as cars, large household goods and DIY items in April, official statistics showed yesterday. +The slowness in setting occupational carcinogen standards will prompt bans or impossibly stringent standards. +In 1981, Mr. Seegal was named managing director at Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb Inc., a predecessor firm, and he also was named head of the firm's media and communications team. +Pickens will continue his affiliation with the 64,000-member group. +Police blamed that attack and a series of shootings throughout the Sinhalese heartland on the People's Liberation Front. +As with heart disease, some of the advances experts hope for in the fight against cancer in the 1990s deal with prevention. +Bentsen, whose committee has jurisdiction over the capital gains issue, had indicated in recent days that he might support a capital gains reduction as long as it was part of a package of investment and savings measures. +"It's not that I don't trust them; they have never done anything. +"There wasn't much business," the softspoken executive recalls wistfully. +Nearly 14% of the fiscal 1986 budget went to pay interest, up from about 9% in the early 1980s. +The vice president took the day off in Houston, while the Massachusetts governor was in Boston for his home state's Democratic convention. +" Scott McCartney is the AP's Southwest regional reporter, based in Dallas. +The National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials says 3,783 Hispanic elected officials hold office in 37 states, an increase of 12.6 percent from 1988. +Lionel Kopelowitz, head of the European Jewish Congress, said he had also seen signs of anti-Semitism in Romania. +"I'm not looking for a recession in 1988, although I think it could happen in 1989," he says. +The guy was arrested or grabbed for selling drugs in front of the White House. +However, the department had to suspend new sales indefinitely Tuesday because of congressional failure to enact legislation raising the federal debt limit. +Although my private theory is that we could construct our own Pompidou Center out of all the rusting bicycle tubing on exercise cycles ordered from catalogs, then dispatched with alacrity to the garage-wasteland, still in their cartons. +MPs yesterday hit out at the powers the bill will give ministers to repeal regulatory measures without primary legislation. +Through June of this year, filings are running 18% ahead of last year's pace. +Mr. Donohoo is scheduled to be sentenced Dec. 11. +The company spent USDollars 31m in after-tax severance costs last year. +Montgomery, who also testified before Congress on the dispute, said in a telephone interview that he felt Foisie also will represent him. +The budget office said those improvements, once made, would allow the bomber to fly to targets inside the Soviet Union, its original mission. +Burt Lancaster was the fast-talking tough guy, James Stewart his drawling partner with homespun common sense as they rode into town to fight for a principle _ only this time it was real life, not a movie. +Iraq also hinted it may have used chemicals weapons that Iran claims killed about 5,000 Iraqi Kurds during the offensive. +Mr. Bush had hoped to set off from here on a dignified march to renomination, followed by another triumph in the general election. +The contraband, which included 560 pounds of elephant tusks, would have been worth about $3.7 million on the black market, said an official at the Council of Agriculture. +More than 2,500 addicts have been reported picked up since January. +But, when push comes to shove, they recoil also from the fury of the hardliners. +And the Nordic states - in spite of, and partly because of, the autumn turbulence - are among Europe's most fervent devotees of monetary union. This enthusiasm is not shared in Switzerland. +"Death To America," blared loudspeakers around the compound. "Death To Israel." Inside the packed shrine, mourners listened as speakers recited verses from the Koran, the Islamic holy book. +Another provision fought by Republicans would allow women and members of certain religious groups who are victims of intentional discrimination to sue for compensatory and, in some cases, punitive damages. +Heavy profit-taking, however, pushed share prices down. +She was moved to an aisle behind 15 rows of spectators. +To many, a splash of red is a talisman. +Because the pests refuse to rat on each other, Isgrigg has placed mounds of rodent-killer in the 20-by-25-foot property room. +Their names also count," Espriella wrote. +Shamir's spokesman Avi Pazner could not immediately be reached for comment. +Based on Monday's closing price of Masco's stock, the transaction would have a total value of $484.5 million. +Disney is seeking at least $1 million in damages and an order to stop the merchants from producing and selling counterfeit Disney products. +At the day's peak it touched 3,044 and was at a premium to cash before coming off the top to end at 3,039, at parity with cash. +Syrian troops in Beirut's Moslem sector sent loudspeaker vans blaring calls for an immediate cease-fire into the embattled slums of Chiyah and Ghobeiri. +The exchange rate has remained fixed at 19,500 zlotys to the dollar since January 1990, even though average monthly wages in the five basic industrial sectors of the state economy rose by 143 per cent between January 1990 and January 1991. +Chrysler was the sixth-most-active issue, with 1.8 million shares changing hands. +Drexel would redeem a small portion of notes periodically or buy them back if it had the money. +It cannot be dictated or built by a single country, and it must be democratic. The GII will promote democracy by enhancing the participation of citizens in decision-making. +Interest has not been paid since last year. +The Senate began the anti-free mail campaign on Sept. 7 by voting 83-8 for an amendment to stop the newsletters and spend the $45 million savings to treat pregnant women addicted to drugs. +Large increases in SDI funding are justified only if deployment of a strategic defense system is planned in the 1990s. +Under one count, Gulf Power would plead guilty to conspiring to violate the Utility Holding Company Act. +"This, in essence, turns us into a public company from the standpoint of the larger items." +The Thais say they will take the dispute to the World Court if a bilateral agreement is not reached. +"The Senate cannot evade its constitutional duty to conduct this trial," said Stewart. +Most Comorans believe Denard and his mercenaries, who first put Abdallah in power in 1978, were responsible for his death. +He said about 175 parents kept their children out of the elementary school Tuesday _ about one-fourth of the school's students. +Johnson is president of his school's National Honor Society, a member of its wrestling and track teams, and plays in the band. +The only safeguard is to ensure that the right to suicide remains intensely personal. The Ramsey group would do better to recommend helping rather than determining the proper decision. +And now it is suddenly all over. +Incumbent Mayor Rodger Randle, a Democrat, is opposed by state Rep. Frank Pitezel, a Republican, for mayor. +It would repeal an exemption now granted to lawyers for administrative or judicial proceedings. +Thousands of angry soccer fans waiving Chilean flags rallied before the Brazilian Embassy Sunday to protest a firecracker attack on Chile's goalie during a World Cup qualifying match in Rio de Janeiro. +Pressure to begin deploying antimissile systems is mounting among conservative supporters of the Star Wars program. +"If we weren't in the situation we are in, it probably wouldn't have happened," said a senior Salomon executive of Mr. Mayer's resignation. +Mikhail S. Gorbachev and his advisers have repeatedly rebuffed Lithuanian attempts to discuss a possible solution to the crisis. +The average refund through April 7 was $829.55, up from $815.77 a year earlier. +But Ms. Wylde calls solutions such as these "Band-Aids." Many old people are too weak to use grab bars, she says, and elevated seats don't allow for a good soak. +Lugar said President Bush should "go slow" in improving ties should Ortega win the election, until it can be determined if the process was fairly conducted. +General practitioners and family physicians deliver two-thirds of routine care in Canada, while internists, pediatricians, psychiatrists and other specialists deliver the rest. +Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton asked what the federal role was in helping send more needy students to college "so that they can be internationally competitive." "Clearly the federal government has a role," replied Bush. +It was hoped that these varieties could give Africans the benefits Asians were enjoying. But Warda admits that this approach proved 'misdirected'. +While the results for commercial real estate also look fairly steady, such figures have been kept for only a relatively short period. +Most of its leaders emerged in the wave of elections in 1989-90, when anybody seemed better than the party bosses. +Tibet was independent from 1911 until the new Communist authorities in China regained control in 1950. +Moreover, it is clear that protecting the environment pays. +Catalogue free or available from any of the 13 trust shops. A charity that aims to help house those most in need. +Analysts said today's quiet activity suggested a collapse was not likely, but a near-term correction was possible. +The congressman admits to "poor judgment" in some dealings with Sauers but blames part of his predicament on "placing too much responsibility on my wife." The house "was my wife's project," he said. +The visit will be Assad's first to Moscow since April 1987. +Bowman had been the division's second ranking environmental official. +What galls critics is that Sununu, in projecting a surplus, didn't deduct anything for bills he knew were coming due; Gregg did in predicting a deficit. +In a speech last month, Rafsanjani referred to the possibility of "non-military solutions to the war." +As previously reported, JWT directors have said they would consider alternatives to WPP's proposal, including taking the company private in a leveraged buyout, repurchasing JWT shares or seeking a friendly merger partner for the concern. +Although Zeneca remained out of favour, ICI again found the buyers. +Defendants have broader grounds for appeal. +About 300 people attended the service, and scores of parishioners lined up in the church's reception hall afterwards to be blessed by the new priest. +He is scheduled to be arraigned on formal charges Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Washington. +A senior city official told the AP the riot was organized by Palestinian agitators from the Gaza Strip as a part of the Islamic Jihad's memorial day protest. +Fellow liberals worry that Mr. Bloom's departure raises this "brain drain" to a new level. +What the Soviet leader demanded in Oslo was, in effect, a bribe. +Despite the uncertainty, public and private employers are embracing testing. +Once in jail, Purdy made a rope out of strips of his shirt, tried to hang himself but was discovered. +Mrs. Freeman makes "artificial pockets, soil buckets," by excavating the clay to a good depth and replacing it with "decent soil, compost and a bit of dried sheep manure or pigeon dung." +Adobe's Mr. Nakao hopes the stabilization will occur in 1992. +Britain's four major commercial banks, Barclays Bank PLC, Midland Bank PLC, National Westminster Bank PLC and LLoyds Bank PLC, responded by raising their base rate one point to that level. +"He was carrying on, trying to give orders to everybody," said police Capt. +A dating service secretly recorded its clients as they disclosed the intimate details of their love lives, according to a lawsuit. +The NRA said there was little damage to the river Severn and river Roden and no sign of fish being killed. +In currency dealings, the dollar closed at 143.65 yen, up 0.30 yen from Monday's 143.35-yen finish. +However, it was the news that the group was to make a Pounds 30m charge in its year-end results due to a contribution to its pension fund that stunned researchers. +Ladies and gentlemen, I think if you examine American foreign policy throughout the postwar era, one truth certainly shines through. +Cypriot Defense Minister Andreas Aloneftis said his government has agreed to the U.N. plan. +"There were indications from another company, but there was no formal offer whatsoever," this person said. +He said official debts owed to creditor countries should be abolished through "outright cancellation by creditor countries." +The facilitator said it was typical of a deep insecurity inside us all. +Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone urged the Japanese parliament to approve without delay a supplementary budget needed to stimulate the domestic economy and ease friction with the nation's trading partners. +When Burnet Realty sold a large stone house in Minneapolis for $255,000 last year, the seller indicated on a form that there were no problems. +"The spread between market value and offer price is a lot narrower today than it was a year ago," the source noted. +But six months after her slaying, no one answers the door. +But an IBM spokesman yesterday wouldn't confirm or deny Japanese press reports that the two companies had reached a partial settlement requiring Fujitsu to pay $65 million a year to IBM. +He said Monday he was delighted with the latest changes. +Marks and Spencer was the busiest stock option on 2,173 contracts. +Whether that can be put together, I don't know," said Sen. B.B. "Sixty" Rayburn, a legislator since 1948. +Thanks to negotiations by the group, the governments of Japan and Kenya have stricken regulations that required women to have their loans guaranteed by their husbands or fathers. +Neco holders also questioned the company's purchase of Home Owners stock, which has performed poorly during the past year. +The KGB called it "another slanderous allegation by Oleg Kalugin." +Mr. Kalikow, a real-estate developer and owner of the New York Post, filed for personal bankruptcy two months ago when banks refused to roll over personally guaranteed loans, citing the depressed real-estate market. +Under the plan, which would include slashing real estate and other costs, McCoy predicted the banks would become successful operations, adding 6 percent to 15 percent to the company's earnings over the next five years. +The ranch generates income from groups who rent it for private parties. +The first is the perennial problem of supply, with another auction of government bonds due this month. +Many parents, concerned about disposables but not wanting to bother with cloth diapers, are using disposables made of plastic containing cornstarch or oils, which some researchers believe speeds disintegration of the outside cover. +"We still have the surf. +The establishment of a financial mechanism to assist developing countries to tackle ozone depletion marks a new and positive step in cooperation between the developed and developing worlds. +A coalition of agricultural groups Thursday unveiled a proposed 59-page "wholesome food" initiative that would double the amount of food tested by the state for pesticide residues. +Aycox had been serving concurrent 8-to-20-year terms for armed robbery and assault. +In the awful-and-scarce range, buyers can't be all that wary. +They say GM is holding up new investment until the company is confident that it has the cars U.S. customers want to buy. +The legal sparring over the date for the meeting has intensified the hostilities between the two companies in the two-month battle. +Earlier that day, the divorced couple appeared before Salem Superior Court Judge David T. Doyle for Hunter's trial on charges of assault and battery, violating a restraining order and making criminal threats against Mrs. Hunter. +The position of the glove compartment and the nature of the gun and its safety features make an accidental discharge on impact impossible, Witt said. +Mr. Hutton has the dreariest part of all, the academic outsider who worships Gavin and pines after Babs. +Fonda hiked ahead of her six companions and apparently took a wrong turn during the day hike, said Bill Tweed, a spokesman for the park about 40 miles east of here. +David Mitchell, vice president of the Danville division, said at a news conference Friday that Whirlpool is optimistic it can find a buyer for the plant's floor-care operations, preserving 700 jobs. +"Anybody who wants to give up his rifle, come forward," Galeano told his fighters. +The spokesman also said: "The matter for which Mr. Curtis has been sanctioned doesn't relate to Dillon Read or to the securities industry. +"It is clear that in the Air Force's zeal to protect the funding for the B-2 program, they have ignored or tolerated major infractions by Northrop to the detriment of the taxpayers," Dingell said in the letter to Cheney. +The government should think again and offer BR pensioners a deal that is genuinely no less favourable than the status quo. +The constitutional amendments passed Wednesday established the office of president of the republic, who will replace the 21-man collective presidency. +At the opening, stocks picked up where they had left off the previous session. +The first Indian soldiers were withdrawn from Sri Lanka on Tuesday since India sent more than 50,000 peacekeeping troops to the island 10 months ago. +The man who took the seat Bork would have had _ Anthony Kennedy _ provided the fifth vote in the 5-4 majority that overturned the flag ruling. +During his exile, Om later married another Korean woman in Sakhalin and had two children. +"People need to be more concerned than ever about rising rates." +Mr. Ward misunderstands the relationship between normative policy recommendations and positive economic analysis. +By comparison, less than 1 percent of the population younger than 55 is at risk. +More than 1,500 animals at the Gladys Porter Zoo were included in the preparations for Hurricane Gilbert. +Too few people challenge the mathematics of the choice. Final salary schemes are certainly advantageous to long-serving employees with 40 years' service, and especially to those who are able to ratchet upwards their salary shortly before retirement. +"What's Wrong With This Magazine?" asks the cover. +Independent and skilled at making sponsorship work for both troupe and generous donor (ADT), the company is indomitable. +Before the latest exodus there were about 600,000 displaced people in Azerbaijan as a result of the six-year civil war. +Intelsat, an international consortium controlled by governments, currently owns all commercial trans-Atlantic communications satellites. +The problem is particularly nettlesome because the Jones office is on the main stretch at the entrance of the historic district. +"How about 'Little Women'?" asks another lifelong fan, Judy Handsman of New York, who says she's been around about as long as Nancy Drew. +Those steps could include a ban on rap concerts, said colisuem spokeswoman Hilary Hartung. +Vancouver Port Corp. also reported that longshoremen and truck drivers were refusing to cross picket lines at Vancouver's two container terminals. +Citicorp also learned something about its underwriters. +McClease heaved a sigh of relief as the verdict was read and later told reporters: "I'm happy. +In April 1978, Kalmanovich helped bring about the release of an Israeli prisoner from a jail in Mozambique, according to the television account. +"The agreement came as a surprise," said Ernesto, 24. "We heard about it by radio." The warring factions put a truce into place on March 21, the first day of the talks. +The 500-acre retreat near Fort Mill has five restaurants, a $10 million water park and two 500-room hotels, one of them unfinished. +In London, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher blamed Irish officials for losing the extradition case and said the two governments were holding "urgent consultations." +Panamanian citizens were tipping off U.S. troops to arms caches to help crush the pro-Noriega resistance and to win a $5,000 reward for such information. +The Netherlands experienced a rise in employment of 30 per cent, 'more than half of which seems to be attributable to the fall' in working time. +Yvette, 20, who did not want her last name used, said police follow prostitutes on their tricks. +Otherwise, it is the Munich formula as usual: end-of-season offerings performed by glossy names on little or no rehearsal to often scrappy, lacklustre effect. +The government today appointed a special committee to investigate. +Pe-Pe puppets, candy and cartoons became some of the most popular figures of Mexican children's entertainment. +Uncertainties over the foreign exchange market and over a possible discount rate hike remain in the stock market, making trading less active, the dealer said. +The assassins broke into Robinson's house Tuesday night while he was singing bedtime prayers with his American wife, four sons and 26 other children from his orphanage, Lebanese security sources told U.N. investigators. +He said students were cooking in their rooms with what little food they had. +Analysts expect the rise in oil prices to put pressure on corporate profits. +Because of the huge families, housing is everybody's preoccupation. +American companies are much more likely than Japanese companies to give their top jobs overseas to foreign nationals. +At that meeting a mutual understanding began. +There have been persistent rumours about his health, although in this week's interview he appeared relaxed and fit. The austerity programme is extracting a heavy social cost of which symptoms are not hard to find. +GM told EDS officials "it's your baby, you decide whether and when" to sue Mr. Perot, one source familiar with the situation said. +More than 83 percent of the direct benefit of the tax cut would go to those with incomes over $100,000 a year, according to a study released Wednesday by the non-partisan staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation. +She says what's best about unity is the jam and the coffee. +And some analysts say last week's bankruptcy-court filing by Braniff Inc. was probably hastened by the slump; the airline, based in Orlando, Fla., was heavily leveraged with debt and had been hoping to have a strong summer season. +The White House official said a former high-ranking U.S. official recently delivered a secret message from Iraq offering to release hostages and pull out of Kuwait if certain demands were met. +Most of the millions who perished at Auschwitz never even slept there for a night. +USI, the nation's largest polyethylene producer, also is constructing a 300 million-pound linear low-density facility that is scheduled to begin operations in early 1988 at its Port Arthur, Texas, plant. +But she said she's returning Friday because U.S. troops are there. +Liz Rosenberg, publicist for the singer, was out of the office Thursday and couldn't be reached, a receptionist said. +"Shamir sees clearly the eventual result and doesn't want to get into it. +A vice chancellor in the Delaware Chancery Court will reconvene a hearing at 10 a.m. EDT today to decide whether Macmillan Inc.'s restructuring should be halted. +Those five, already sentenced in the earlier charges, have been cooperating with federal investigators. +Federal banking law prohibits state and local governments from taxing Treasury bills and notes, but allows franchise taxes or other taxes that aren't based on property values. +Also Saturday, the daily Sovietskaya Rossiya reported construction workers discovered a mass grave Jan. 19 in Gorno-Altai, 1,900 miles southeast of Moscow. +Smith was arrested and has been charged with attempted murder, police said. +Dividends in future will be similar to 1990's SFr16 and SFr80 respectively. +"The tourists think they're on a tour boat. +As of June 30, Manufacturers Hanover's total loan-loss reserve was $2.06 billion, down from $2.53 billion a year earlier. +Expected yield is a kilo of shitake mushrooms spread over four crops. +Dukakis will contest only about half the Southern and Border states; he will campaign next week in North Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee. +Legend has it that Japanese breath-analyzing devices are sensitive enough to detect when a driver has eaten "narazuke," pickles cured in rice-wine, and that drivers with that amount of alcohol in their bloodstreams risk arrest. +Suddenly, computer alarm lights began flashing in the cabin. +"I believe we are very much a part of the success of all of our skiers, from whatever nation. +Indeed, Brooke-Little's only job before the Feathers was on a building site. +Flames shot hundreds of feet high from the ship's air vents and thick, black smoke could be seen from 40 miles away after the 1 a.m. engine room explosion. +But Peres rejected any other taxes or special assessments, saying they "could slow the pace of getting out of the recession and increase the rise in inflation." Parliament is expected to approve the budget with little debate or change. +The Pentagon on Monday charged that a House committee's report on the Strategic Defense Initiative is basically a "rewrite of a fundamentally flawed" congressional report released in July. +Cattle futures gained due to strong cash prices while pork futures finished mixed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. +Earnings per share rose from 4.63p to 5.16p. +Drummond had the last laugh. +Many Western governments did not send representatives to the carefully orchestrated anniversary celebration. +Harvey, 30, an unemployed construction worker, told the media he found the mouse after sipping a Coors beer and becoming ill. +Blackman's photographs of Elizabeth Ray, the non-typing secretary and ex-mistress of former Ohio Rep. Wayne Hayes, wound up in Hustler magazine. +"This project is crazy. +International sales were more than $50 million in the quarter, or 28% of total sales, compared with $20 million, or 12% of sales, a year ago. +But the United States, bowing to pressure from American textile groups, wants a less comprehensive phase-down of existing textile tariffs and quotas. +The chair is so big that two sisters sleep on top of the arms; the underpart of the arms serves as tunnels. +This attitude is shared by all sectors of the economy, particularly by the business community of which we are an important part, as we have over 2,000 members, including the most prestigious and relevant firms and persons in the country. +To his friends, however, he confided a desire to return to the virgin rainforest where he was born and raised. +King was in Memphis to support striking city garbage men when he was slain. +One twister, bearing winds of 100 mph, cut a milelong swath in Stillwater, hitting residential areas and the Oklahoma State University campus. +"There are things we think are happening but, come the '90 census, we'll find that some of that is wrong," Butz acknowledges. +There is no restriction on the number of helicopter flights allowed, Horner said. +That's what I did on two previous occasions." Balian was relieved of command of the Dubuque in August after the Vietnamese reported the incident to U.N. officials in the Philippines. +The brief urges the court to accept Texaco's appeal of Pennzoil's mammoth court judgment on the ground that the securities-law question at stake "is a matter whose significance extends well beyond this case." +My mother said, just do your very best. +The towfish is operated from on board the vessel. +WASHINGTON _ Advocates of spending limits for Senate campaigns are regrouping for another battle, pursuing a new route after Republicans talked the last attempt to death less than a month ago. +Investors owning big stocks were partially protected, but eventually even large companies couldn't withstand the poisonous combination of slow economic growth and high inflation. +So was MacMurray, 80, the patriarch in "My Three Sons" from 1960 to 1972. +DRPs plainly are not for people who need current income from their savings or who are looking to make fast trading profits. +Their bodies were discovered by a woman walking her dog in a park in nearby Pontiac later Friday. +As a result, rural areas must develop the ability to respond rapidly and effectively to changing market conditions. +These ideas all sound sensible enough, but they mask important questions about the proper role of government in responding to the nation's economic challenges and industry's part in making America more competitive. +Analysts say the market's focus on the inflation and interest-rate outlook is causing investors to turn away from stocks. +In addition, the cog-wheel train (included in the weekly lift pass) on the Furka-Oberalp railway runs to the top of the Oberalp pass to the east, and from there a series of pistes and lifts leads down to Disentis in the upper Rhine valley. +"There is a secular deterioration of minicomputer demand." +There was also strength in primary metels such as steel. +But the Fed and the Bush administration would like to see long-term rates move lower, too. +Allen's father is none too happy that he hasn't become a policeman, too. +Government spokesmen insist President Alfredo Stroessner enjoys good health, but his absences from official functions has provoked rumors that he is recovering from surgery. +They remain powerful, however, and voters know many hope for future high office. +"I can't think of any singer I'd go to Giants' Stadium to hear," says Jerry Patterson, a rare-book expert. +Cuba has said 20,000 Cubans could leave for the United States each year under an agreement with Washington. +Do it cautiously, do it carefully, but do it," he urges. +"I want to make sure that quality, affordable health care is the birthright of every family and citizen in this land," says the Massachusetts governor, whose state last April began requiring health insurance with most jobs. +With even official statistics showing a 20 percent decline in agricultural production from 1987 to 1988, and politicians increasingly willing to reform, the winegrowers may get their wish. +Hospitals appealed for blood donations and helicopters and transport planes delivered thousands of tents and blankets. +Many beautiful things in the exhibition were commissioned by the towns as propaganda. +It still expects the second half to show an improvement from the first half. +Post-tax profits rose 3.4 per cent to Y38.3bn. +After a private hourlong meeting, the two men agreed on the $106-a-share price at 1 a.m. Later Saturday morning, the two companies began to thrash out the details of the agreement. +He wants to get a solid majority behind his new premier, Kasdi Merbah, and begin revitalizing the economy. +New York City's planning commission rejected a builder's proposal to transfer unused development rights from Grand Central Terminal so he could build a 72-story office tower three blocks away. +Anticipating price softening, Ashland and other refiners already are cutting back on purchases, contributing to the OPEC production decline. +It's that simple." Despite the Shoen family feud, the company hasn't been hurt, at least not yet, securities analysts who follow transportation companies say. +"It was a hard time to learn to talk again, to walk again," she said. "I didn't know one word from the other. +Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., was joined by two other lawmakers beset by recent sex scandals in abstaining from a vote Thursday on expelling Frank from the House because of his official actions on behalf of a male prostitute. +The challenge to the U.S. and other Western democracies sympathetic to the plight of the Kurds will be to differentiate their responses to the incipient Kurdrelated crises in Iraq and Turkey. +Three of the injured were reported in serious condition. +The East German news media portrayed the American singer as someone who fights against social injustices and as a friend of workers. +The USS Ticonderoga, the first Aegis cruiser, acted as a "de facto" control tower off Lebanon in 1983, according to its combat-systems officer. +An additional 334 ballots were contested for various reasons, he said. +It was a scenario that involved little pain for the Soviets, provided it left intact their gains in the developing world. +Mr. Phillips, whose book made the capital-area best-seller list of the Washington Post only a week after it became available, isn't discomfited by the praise it has received from his erstwhile rivals. +Callable at par after two years and at each subsequent Libor fixing date. +The accident occurred during the Solidarity leader's annual summer getaway in the Kaszubian Lakes region in northern Poland, where he has a cabin. +The Treasury said in a statement that the accord was reached with the Paris Club, which meets informally to consider requests for rescheduling officially guaranteed debt. +He said Sister MacKey probably will be flown in coming days to Houston, headquarters of her order, the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. +If the Congress approved a pay raise for the House and not the Senate, "It would be odd," said Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., who said he supports raising Senate salaries and eliminating the acceptance of honoraria. +Statistics due Friday on unemployment during July were widely awaited by the financial markets. +The measure calls for mutual respect between branches which disagree on the issue, and exercise of courtesy between bishops of differing opinions. +"It's one of the first federal court rulings regarding genetically-engineered proteins used as therapeutic drugs," he said. "There's been a lot of uncertainty where ownership as indicated by patents would end up in this field." Hatton agreed. +Mr. Stewart said Utah Power has tended to choose its leadership from within the company and its directors from within the state, "creating a kind of incestuous relationship between management and the board," which has proved "stifling." +Getting the word to employees is equally important and speed is the watchword because the urge to volunteer can be fleeting. +Martin would dazzle them with her sweet, pure singing voice and make them laugh with her tomboyish charm and sense of fun. +I fainted," said Ibtissam Khodor, a Moslem housewife who was shopping when the truck exploded. +The British fear increased fishing in Argentine waters could threaten Falklands fish stocks. +Battelle's Seattle Research Center was asked by Esquire magazine to study changes in living patterns among men since World War II. +"You know, he just liked to take the other side, to argue. +We began in the early 1980s, and it was 1986 before we broke even," he said. +The stock closed Friday at $40.75 a share, down $3.625. +The Matif also lists a 90-day Treasury bill contract. +Though the outcome of the dispute between California and federal regulators is unclear, the energy commission is going ahead with hearings on the pipeline proposals scheduled to resume Sept. 17. +Authorities then sought a warrant to excavate the chief's yard. +"I met with the House members over there, and they're ready to go to work and go flat out for the next 26 days." Later Thursday, Bentsen was flying to Houston to watch the presidential debate on television and to attend a post-debate rally. +We will promote responsible planning of family size, child spacing, breast-feeding and safe motherhood. +During the news conference, Jagmohan rejected suggestions by some reporters that most Kashmiris wanted to secede and join Pakistan. +An attempt in 1911 to win voter support for a negotiated free trade agreement with the U.S. failed. +When a PAC contributes heavily to a candidate's war chest, there is at very least an unspoken quid pro quo. +He disputed their claims that their device produced excess heat, or that it yielded byproducts of fusion, including helium, tritium, neutrons and gamma rays. +People's load factor in November, or percentage of available seats occupied, fell 4.8 percentage points to 45.6%. +The high court struck down contract guarantees for minority firms and made it tougher to prove bias in the workplace, while making it easier for white males to contest affirmative action. +Playgrounds should be examined regularly for possible hazards, such as equipment that is not stable, he said. +Although the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Wall Street shot up as much as 20 points at the start of New York trading, London investors paid scant attention. +Estimates on the number of women who suffer severe emotional problems after giving birth range from 4 percent to 10 percent, but up to 80 percent of new mothers may have milder cases of "baby blues," she said. +Outdoor sports are out of the question on the desolate ice desert that stretches more than 300 miles from here to the south. Even for those hardy enough to play outdoors, it's hard to see a soccer ball during the three-month polar night. +"Anything can happen." Judge Aug said he will sign an order allowing the new company, to be called Federated Department Stores Inc., to emerge after some of the technical language in the legal document is amended. +Since the new gallery was not to be air-conditioned, the display cases had to be as nearly airtight as possible, and yet these are so designed that a curator can open a case unaided. Conservation made a new gallery urgently necessary. +Cash reserves help a manager buy time and wait out a bad market before liquidating any securities. +He also recommends spicing up the local cornmeal staple, a porridge known as sadza, with grasshopper gravy. +He said Bush's conditions for ending sanctions were uncalled for. +Gorbachev said they are needed to end a "foolish" economic system that stifles initiative and technological progress. +Farm stocks of wheat totaled 283 million bushels, while off-farm supplies were 411 million bushels. +But officials acknowledged that INS representatives have been meeting frequently for the past week or so with Justice Department officials, an indication that details of such a policy change were being worked out. +At the same time, shareholders withdrew a planned offering of 750,000 common shares. +While the study did not examine the effects of passive smoking on the heart, some believe this may be an even more important hazard. +Gregory arrived in June in the northwestern Louisiana city of 200,000. He converted A.B. Palmer Park, once overrun by dope dealers, into a joyful, child-filled bunker. +The three were understood to have left the company Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. +The billings of some lobbying firms are suffering. +"I laughed when I read the script," he said, "but I also thought, `This can be very morbid.' +It added that investigators found that many of the victims were fundamentalist Christians who believed they were dealing "with a man blessed by God with extraordinary business abilities." +The U.S. currency opened at 137.17 yen and ranged between 136.95 yen and 138.10 yen. +A compromise on who owns resources wouldn't necessarily cover who's responsible for foreign debt. +He blamed the departing Indian peacekeeping force for "arming to the teeth" the Tamil National Army, which was created by pro-Indian Tamils shortly before the Indians withdrew from the Batticaloa area. +The official Saudi Press Agency quoted King Fahd as saying the pilgrims had failed to follow safety rules "issued in good time ahead of the (pilgrimage) season." +As written, the bill would require a single law, the federal one. +Derwinski indicated that the United States would ask visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian to use his country's leverage with North Korea to prevent any disruption of the Olympics. +The shares closed at Dollars 51 1/4 , up Dollars 1 7/8 , in trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Mr Tobias, 51, has been an outside director of Lilly since 1986. +Every day, about 100 letters arrive at P.O. Box 6218, the collection point near his suburban home. +As administrative officer, Lacey will have the same authority as the union's international president and executive board to veto union expenditures, disciplinary actions and appointments. +But, he adds, "we don't know in what direction." +Many members of Congress promised to oppose the trade agreement until the Soviet Union ended its embargo against the breakaway Baltic republic and participated in negotiations aimed at achieving Lithuanian independence. +Given the much lower price of conventional film, he said, Polaroid's new instant film still is "not very" attractive on a price-performance basis. +We're discussing reciprocity." MICHAEL DUKAKIS, answering Jackson's contention that he is being treated unfairly: "This is a campaign for delegates as well as votes. +We will respond with heavy ingestion of fruit juice, carrots and celery. +But these actions have been reactive, and carefully limited in time and scope. They have been accompanied, too, by repeated assertions that the US cannot and will not act as the world's policeman. +Hazelwood's license was revoked then, but was restored in 1986 after he completed a state program, the Times said. +It is expected to include proposals for strike ballots to be conducted by post and subjected to independent scrutiny and the introduction of strengthened rights of union members against fraud in elections and mismanagement of finances. +As an eyewitness can attest, Mr. Boris picked every one himself, often finding caches of morels that others passed right by. +The case has not yet gone to trial. +It makes sense to get out of the market, or move to the short end,' said one trader. +Your donation also entitles you to other proposed blockbusters of the Revolutionary era, such as "No Paine, No Gain" by the author of "Common Sense," and the "Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin" by B. Franklin with Dave Anderson. +That's because lawmakers and Pentagon brass seem determined to maintain maritime superiority. +There is already discussion in Washington, no longer regarded as purely academic, about the floor level at which US nuclear weapons should ultimately be stabilised. +The Asahi also said 44 percent of the 2,379 adults questioned in the poll indicated they opposed Uno's Cabinet _ the highest non-support rate for any new Cabinet in the 34 years the Liberal Democrats have been Japan's dominant party. +"They have reinstituted the requirement that before someone is made a soldier, he will have to `make his bones.' +"There was a strong feeling of self worth," he said. "We knew we were good, and we wanted to be good. +Asked how many fires had broken out, authorities said the mayor's office would compile figures and release them on Monday. +What he wants is to get into a prolonged argument with me on television, any other kind of media. +First, the government has had a 10% average annual growth in outlays for 20 years. +The financial markets typically react to a range of news reports and rumors. +The proportions are similar in Hungary and Czechoslovakia. +Revenues last year were a mere Dollars 8.3m, and the company posted a net loss of Dollars 5.7m. Even at Tuesday's Dollars 42 a share, the stock was trading at about 76 times estimated 1994 earnings of 55 cents a share. +"I told them to get off, we were playing," he said. +At the time of the incident, President Reagan offered compensation to relatives of the victims, but he ruled out any role for the Iranian government in settling damage claims. +The most visually stunning finds are the olive oil works, where giant stone crushers, weights and storage chambers are virtually undamaged. +The national conventions were fun while they lasted. +Our biggest risk is not being able to take advantage of our lead." +He urged both nations to work toward developing a world market for food to take care of starving people. +Rite-Aid rose 7/8 to 20 3/4 after reporting fiscal third-quarter net income of 29 cents a share, up from 26 cents a year earlier. +Bondholders will have 21 days to respond. +Because of their size, full-size Caprice and Crown Victoria cars are expected to remain popular with taxi companies and police departments, which require four-doors and door space for occupants who frequently must get in and out of the vehicle. +Two members of Congress want to visit Lebanon to win support for a proposal to end the country's 14-year civil war, but the State Department is worried about their safety. +"We also expect that the government of Nicaragua will take whatever measures are necessary to stop this pattern of activity, which the Sandinistas have conducted for years," it said. +The portfolio has grown from a value of Pounds 12.3m at the end of December 1991 to Pounds 52.9m at the end of January this year. A combination of new ordinary shares and convertible unsecured loan stock will be issued. +W.J. Sanders III, chairman and chief exeuctive officer of Advanced Micro Devices Inc., announced yesterday "essentially flat results in a period of generally weak demand for semiconductors," partly because the company doesn't make DRAMs. +The Retail Federation of Maine, a coalition of large stores, began campaigning to change the law several years ago. +Kenneth Fowler, who witnessed the crash from his home near the south end of the runway, said he sensed disaster when he first saw the plane. +The vote was for the future of trade unionism, but the sound and fury of the debate put the ugly face of trade unionism before the public. +The news agency carried detailed reports of each day's debates and interviews with Soviet citizens saying they want change. +Built as a seaside village in 290 acres, it also has a small marina and a sandy beach. +Mr Muller claims the co-ordination of Swissair and SAS schedules has contributed to a big increase in Swissair's business from Scandinavia to and from Africa. +Children as young as 11 have been selected as drivers to minimize weight. +A group of about 30 foreigners also protested the remarks in a demonstration at the Justice Ministry in Tokyo in Tuesday, Kyodo News Service reported. +Troops for the North and South traded volley after volley in an engagement staged at one-third its original scale. +THE FALL of Mr Franz Steinkuhler, the one real star in the German trade union firmament, was in the end entirely self-inflicted. Few of his senior colleagues in the mighty IG Metall, the 3.3m strong engineering workers union, really wanted him to go. +His chest hurt, he couldn't concentrate and he was depressed. +He would also relax antitrust laws to encourage mergers within beleaguered industries. +Although the Who doesn't have a new album and has no plans for one, the band is expected to play cuts from Townshend's solo album, "The Iron Man," due out at the end of this month. +In a lovely Italian line, it is said that they are simply 'the Giganti family', as one may speak of other Italian dynasties. In fact, the giants never appear. +He told the court how Gerena held a gun to his supervisor's head and ordered Girard to lie on the floor of the depot. +The Fed's intervention was carried out entirely with foreign currencies from its existing reserves. +Some sources close to the company said Norfolk Southern might consider acquiring the airline to further diversify the company's coal, commercial transportation and banking investments. +The kids' market has a "relatively small number of advertisers," says Jerry Dominus, senior vice president of entertainment marketing and sales for CBS. +President Bush's job approval rating has fallen to the lowest point of his presidency, a media group said today. +"It's the non-traditional way." The Breeders Cup kicked off last Friday. +By a 2-to-1 margin, 47 percent to 23 percent, those polled said legalization would lead to an increase in crime, not a decrease as some have argued. +He accused the committee of working "hand in glove" with the special prosecutor threatening to indict his client, and using dirty tricks besides. +He is believed to currently own around 2.5% of Zayre. +"There will probably be a certain success for the negotiations with GM," Mr. Agnelli said. +The cases argued before the court today dealt, not with the broad issue of whether abortion should be legal, but whether parents of minors should be notified if their daughters seek one. +Thirty-one countries have signed the treaty, reached in Montreal last September, to curb the global use of chlorofluorocarbons. +Mr Jaffre predicts 'mediocre' results of just over FFr1bn this year, against FFr6.2bn in 1992. +"Maybe it's bottomed and we're on our way back," said Stephen Cohen of Gartner Securities Corp., who expected fourth-quarter margins to be a full percentage point lower. +"This court is mindful of the fact that this is the fifth petition of its kind filed this week in various Missouri courts - the previous four petitions having been dismissed," the ruling said. +But Mr. Takeuchi of the stock exchange said, "I used to work at the Ministry of Finance, and people there worry about everything. +Sonny Gets His Share." "I don't have anything personally against Cher, but we want the world to know that Sonny wrote and produced most of their hit songs," he says. +Though Mr. LeFrak grew up and got rich in New York, he sees himself as betrayed, in a way, by his hometown. +When the photo session was done, Avedon said "`I can't work with that woman.' "But we worked together for another 40 years," he said. +Arrested with him was a Liberian army officer identifed as Col. Christopher Doe, who was accused of working for the CIA. +"He lives just like an ordinary person," says Mr. al-Nowais. +Holding 14.8 percent of Texaco's stock, Icahn had been pressuring the oil giant to put itself up for sale since it emerged from a 13-month reorganization under the supervision of a bankruptcy court judge. +Residents say the pollution problem was acknowledged only when Ceausescu's son, Nicu, visited the town for two days last fall and the factories were shut down. +The game, invented by a man named Charles B. Darrow during a spell of unemployment in 1933, now is distributed in 35 countries and in 19 languages. +The minister of posts and telecommunications, Masaaki Nakayama, told a news conference he accepted the resignation of the company's chairman, Hisashi Shinto. +But he said Mr. Markey hopes this pushes the networks and studios to work it out on their own. +Holding the Endangered Species Act accountable for housing problems is not only misguided, it is irresponsible. +With AM-Philippines-Quake: Death toll rises to nearly 500, officials raise fears hundreds more may have perished in landslides in remote northern mountains. +In Japan and parts of Europe corporate directors may be in part responsible to other 'stakeholders'; and there are non-profit making corporations in all countries. +For three days, Wise didn't sleep, fielding more than 50 calls about Busey and conducting several live radio interviews each day. +Mrs. Donnelly's lawsuit invoked the federal law within a required 90-day deadline. +"Thanks, Larry," said Lear. "So are you." Never mind that most critics consider Jon Bon Jovi the musical equivalent of the Alaska oil spill. +Last week, 12 pounds of opium from Thailand were found in a Federal Express shipment passing through the airport, Kitchens said. +Wheeler says American redeployments will take into consideration the military situation. +Prime Minister Nobuo Takeshita, Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa and former Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone are among those who have acknowledged their aides bought Recruit stock, but they all have denied they knew about it at the time. +"With interest rates coming down, people may be looking for a higher yield," suggests Oppenheimer's Mr. Pitts. +Both Alfred Schmidt and Rudolf Cordes have been freed. +Instead, it attempts to prevent the further sale of any Jim Walter assets and to hold Kohlberg Kravis and the remaining corporate structure responsible for any judgments related to asbestos-related lawsuits. +Chrysler, car manufacturer 11. +He added that proponents of the preference policy would pressure Congress to pass legislation reversing the appeals court's decision. +The confrontation involving the Marines occurred without violence at a base gate near what the demonstrators say is a bunker containing nuclear weapons. +He said his review of the case led him to believe Anjuli was not neglected. +Demand for Denver's $600 million offering of airport system revenue bonds also ran strong, but only after underwriters led by Lehman Brothers were forced to reprice the offering with higher yields. +West Tennessee also was under a flash flood watch overnight for an area between the Mississippi River and the Tennessee River, which includes Memphis. +He worked as an accountant in New Orleans before recently moving to Dallas. +Published reports have said contributions to Covenant House have dropped since the allegations against Ritter surfaced, but Harnett said the organization was in good financial condition. +About 5,000 students staged a rally today at a downtown park for the second straight day to demand the dissolution of the electoral college. +A high-ranking Panamanian officer accused of helping Noriega smuggle cocaine was jailed in Florida after surrendering in Panama. Lt. +He talks about freedom and yet denies access to a free country. +In the event, they ate into reserves, and held the dividend. One encouraging sign was that in the second half of the year, Midland's bad debt charge fell. +Former top cabinet officials would be barred from lobbying any part of the executive branch or members of Congress for a year. +Bernard Rene Doreau, a French author and journalist best known in this country for a history of the du Pont family, has died at age 88. +The assistance is the second round of American government assistance. +As a result, administration costs were 13 per cent down year on year, Mr Farebrother said. Earnings per share, depressed by a higher tax charge, fell from 23.9p to 17p. +During a visit to Paris, Arafat tried to remove another obstacle to talking with Israel by declaring the PLO charter, which calls for eliminating Israel, "outdated." Gadhafi was asked about Arafat's statement on the charter. +He added that "we have every intention of going forward with the Old National acquisition," and said the company will make a formal presentation to Moody's analysts when financing plans have been formalized. +It also urged private companies to join in the freeze, refraining from marking up prices to make up for higher wage costs. +UNI and government-run television reported the seizure of the heroin and listed the value, but gave no further details. +With a controlling shareholding in Baltica coming onto the market within two or three years, Skandia may again look at this option. +Firefighters were dispatched to homes and businesses where rising water poured under doors and through electrical wall outlets. +In addition, each is adding made-for-TV movies, series, and exclusive events, like boxing matches on HBO. +Hu's death on April 15 touched off major protests by students demanding democratic reforms. +Microsoft is taking a reserve to cover anticipated returns, she added. +But Wednesday, Aon's Mr. Ryan reiterated that he wouldn't pursue the offer if Corroon's board continues to oppose it. +Unemployment in the east will stay high for some time. +His greatest dream was to be on the "Tonight Show" with his idol, Johnny Carson. +The section of the pier that collapsed was about 40 feet long. +He said many went away convinced that Lo had found enough evidence of a new infectious agent that further study was justified. +Adopting nicknames like Rambo, Stallone and Pistoleiro, or Gunman, they are drawn by the macho appeal of defying danger and a camaraderie that bears the fervid intensity of a blood rite. +Mr. Heyman, who has unsuccessfully tried to raid other companies, is thus using an approach similar to the one he used when he gained control of GAF management in 1983. +"I think the board in this case was trying to strike a strong degree of independence, and show it was going to put the company up to the highest bidder," Galante said. "It turned out to be a fiasco. +The party worker in Nogorno-Karabakh said in a telephone interview that paramilitary police were deployed in rural areas. Perfilyev told reporters the situation was tense in the region. +He was forced to resign from the Central Bank in 1984 after the discovery of an overstatement of $600 million in the country's foreign exchange reserves. +There are 10, three of them journalists. +"It's not a meeting to make decisions. +"All we intend to do now is to get our football team ready to play and to get on with the season with as few distractions as possible," Heritage Academy headmaster and coach Ray Wooten said. +The company is the fastest growing among the world's 20 largest pharmaceutical companies. +A senior Foreign Ministry official said Thursday that Israel should accept that the Palestine Liberation Organization represents the Palestinian people, prompting calls by right-wing politicians for his resignation. +Stock prices fell to an eight-week low Wednesday under a barrage of late selling attributed to disappointing economic and earnings news. +He said that the rest of the arrests were made in Monterrey and in the town of Villa de Santiago, 60 miles south of the state capital. +The lake has an "incredible and complex volcanic, glacial, and explosive history," he said. +The scheme set a maximum reimbursement of #5,000. But other major depositors, including local authorities with a total of around #100 million on deposit, stand to lose most of their money. +The date is uncertain; Polhill, 55, who has diabetes, remained under observation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Maryland. +He said the charge also includes a write-down on some unprofitable parts of Vehicle Leasing & Services and expected losses on the disposal of slow-moving aircraft parts in Ryder's aviation-services businesses. +Banks also might appreciate clearer standards in these areas. +So what hope is there for most stomach cancer sufferers? +Do you expect future generations to pay you a good pension over decades of secure retirement? +Anyone with any influence should try to convince the Algerian generals that the better course for a modern government is to let democracy run its course. +Arizona is one of nine states in which B.A.T needs regulatory clearance for its bid; Farmers has insurance units based in those states. +In the same period, National Steel Corp., with nearly twice as many production workers in steel and fabricating operations, had five deaths. +The newspaper said hospital staff had violated all sanitary rules. +We look out for one another. +The U.N. cease-fire resolution authorizes the rapid introduction of an international peacekeeping force along the Iraq-Kuwait border. +"These conditions don't correspond to the international principles of joint ventures," it said. +Recalling the day he was unmasked, his wife, Ann Sweeney, said: "I was shocked. +America must love its holidays, at least judging by the files of the federal government, since the nation has no fewer than 110 places called Holiday. +It noted that millions of dollars worth of South African gold and diamonds reach U.S. consumers annually in the form of jewelry, which was not banned. +Environmental policy has also benefitted from Prof. Coase's analysis. +In continental Europe overall, market conditions stabilised. In North America, the combination of an improving market and rationalisation programmes in the last 12 months had brought a return to profitability. +"I am glad I transferred because I had been there. +After appealing the conviction to district court, Hegel found him guilty again and sentenced him to 16 days. +Meantime, it was keeping all options open, including adding to or cutting its interest. He added that ADT's earnings were expected to fall by 5-15 per cent this year largely as a result of a decline in income from unspecified non-operating sources. +Fears that British Aerospace may become rudderless following weekend reports of the chairman's impending departure exacted a toll on the stock. +"Would anyone argue that a truckload of zinc ore with gold nuggets in it isn't more valuable than a truckload of zinc ore without gold nuggets?" he asks. +A spokesman for RJR said: "We've had a few complications, but that's normal for a complex transaction. +"We are relieved and quite pleased that she even made it through today's procedure," Hanscom said. +Contributions called "fixed donations" made to the Church of Scientology by its members may not be claimed as federal income tax deductions, the Supreme Court ruled today. +He succeeds Toshio Nagamura, 62, who resigned because of ill health. +GM wouldn't comment on reports in South Korea that it's considering a link-up with Ssangyong group, another South Korean vehicle maker. +U.S. and Western European trade officials have agreed to discuss Airbus Industrie subsidies and pricing at an Oct. 27 meeting in London called by the European Community. +Because of a 34% decline in sherry exports from a 1979 peak of 152 million liters (about 40 million gallons), the Jerez sherry makers are cutting costs, axing jobs and branching out into other products. +He was very tense. +"The attack must have been carried out by extremists whatever their color, identity or nationality is," he said at a news conference in Baghdad, where the PLO has offices and its official radio station, Voice of Palestine. +PowerGen has authority to buy up to 10 per cent of its own capital and the market is assuming that given its modest 15 per cent gearing it will make further purchases. +While many inventors struggle for years to get an audience with major manufacturers, Sharper Image decided to cut through the bureaucracy. +He said he had called for an extraordinary meeting of the permanent council of the Organization of American States to consider action against Noriega. +Iran has criticized Iraq's occupation and annexation of Kuwait. But it also has attacked the U.S.-led Western intervention in the Persian Gulf. +Low-income whites were rejected 14.7% of the time, compared with 20.8% of upper-income blacks. +A 19th-century painting set in ancient Rome of a young woman about to bathe has been sold at auction for $153,450 _ nearly 20,000 times its 1956 purchase price of $8. +In Tokyo, dealers said the market closely followed the movement of the U.S. dollar, with yen bonds recovering from their lows whenever the the dollar retreated from its highs. +Aides scheduled a stop in Yellowstone park, to view fire damage, on his way to California Thursday. +Talk circulated that Brazil had raised its prices to between $1.70 and $1.75 a pound from $1.55, analysts said. +The Polish text of the report is the only official version until today," Polityka said. +The White House announcement capped three months of intensive interagency discussions on how the U.S. can meet the demands of its allies for liberalized trade with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. +The shares are trading at a 15 per cent price earnings discount to the market, hardly a position of strength. +Butcher said the hot food was welcome after living on dried rations. +There is no guarantee that the EU will increase its dependence on energy from countries outside the EU while it can develop nuclear power and maintain coal production,' Mr Hvistendahl said. +The news conference was held as word came that Michael Dukakis, the likely Democratic presidential nominee, had picked Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas as his running mate. +To grasp its importance we must attend to every detail of our inner experience, and we will see that each is morally charged. +Spokeswoman Nantana Neeyatan said the mishap occured as the Garuda Indonesia jet was trying to line up with the tube that allows passengers to walk from the plane to the terminal. +Everybody was absorbed in the little intricacies of what had happened two years ago. +In Tacloban, 360 miles southeast of Manila, police fired water cannons at about 1,000 workers, students and other protesters. +A spokesman said the settlement wouldn't materially affect the company's financial position. +Members are routinely replaced as they get too old to appeal to their pre-teen and teen audience. +The church was established in 15 countries when he took over, and congregations opened in 20 more countries during his tenure. +The Soviets are balking at the prospect of a united Germany joining NATO. +The subscription price remains the same at 36p. +The Belgians fought bravely, but were overmatched. +The law also applies to 45 municipal pension funds. +But "when we gave them the drug, they picked the right cap within minutes," Ms. Costall says. +Thus, the basic premise is valid over long time frames," they observe. +If too many people have volunteered for the sweetener, the company will reject requests from the least senior candidates. +But they never have flown their own flag. Now, parts of ethnic Kurdistan lie in Iraq, Syria, Iran and Turkey. +He has spent an increasing amount of time on the road across the country to help raise money for his party's Senate and gubernatorial candidates. +The body was found by Zappalorti's brother Tuesday on a beach near a small lean-to which the mentally disabled man frequented. +Mr. Riss couldn't be reached. +Skills of contortion will come to the fore as writing - or heaven forbid, working on a portable - will challenge any theory of ergonomics. +Mrs. Horn's appointment was viewed as a major coup for the Columbus, Ohio-based Banc One, which has been attempting to expand its presence in northeast Ohio. +The Army on Friday discharged six soldiers who left their intelligence unit in Europe and went to a Florida beach town known for frequent sightings of UFOs. +A Foreign Ministry official said Uno was to leave Sunday for Paris to attend a meeting of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. +Goodyear has been producing its profitable high-performance tires at its Union City, Tenn., plant. +Mr Preston has yet to rise to such challenges. +And in early trading in Tokyo on Thursday, shares were down further on worries about the dollar, with the Nikkei off 22.44 points to 22796.98 at the morning close. +Everything is available on the black market _ or "free market," as the Iranians call it _ at 10 times the official price. +His advice for visitors: "If you stop there at nighttime and you see a bunch of kids, you better not stop." They might be Tri-City Bombers, a youth gang claiming Lopezville as its territory. +P&G also said none of its employees would be affected by the inquiry. +He will not be given the chance to threaten the incomes, the lifestyle and the house prices of the well-off. But even John Major, planning his strategy for a five-year term as prime minister, may need to rethink some of the tenets of Thatcherism. +It makes me believe that a lot of people feel that 8% is about as low as the bond market can go." One reason is supply. +It's an unnatural place for the union to be" - Jerry Tucker of the New Directions Movement, a dissident autoworkers group. +What seemed like fiscal prudence to Reagan and Bentsen smacked of tax tyranny to Dan Hawley and his loosely knit band of confederates. +E. Keith Hovland, Qual-Med's executive vice president, finance, declined to elaborate on how the HMO-provider would finance the proposed offer. +Last year, Cubic paid the federal government about $7.3 million to settle claims that it fraudulently tested the hand-held mine detectors it refurbished for the Navy. +"When the mother came in to pick up the baby this evening, the baby was not on the pediatric unit where he was supposed to be," Sussman said. +I think that you have to deal with the Russians from strength, and we have to understand that you have to have a strong modernized nuclear deterrent. +"We had our turn; now it's their turn," says Ms. Arsht, who came from the Commerce Department two years ago with Marlin Fitzwater when he became Reagan's spokesman. +That's their message to the working men and women of America. +He grew up in Canton and Ogdensburg, N.Y., then enrolled in the School of Fine Arts and joined the football team at Yale University. +Small companies can still prosper, but many will have to rely on niches and direct-mail marketing. +'Swiss integration in Europe is a matter of survival,' he added. Most other Swiss companies have already insulated themselves against the possibility that Switzerland will not join the EC by setting up subsidiaries and factories within EC countries. +The United States, which had the sixth lowest rate in the world in 1955, now ranks 19th. +And the LPO's lovely flutes distinguished themselves throughout. +Each morning, busloads of Americans, Germans and Japanese clog the mud lanes running past monuments that have astonished visitors for centuries. +The university will draw on US experience where, said Mr Cook, the message is that universities have to be integrated into the community. +They also started listening to the catalog's 30 million customers. +He was most recently president of the company's fiber optics transmission equipment division. +Negotiators for Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and the Palestinians were on their way to Washington, poised for a publicrelations coup as the Israelis insisted they wouldn't arrive till next week. +In the three years 1979 through 1981 the percentage increase came to 35.4%. +"Tonight I am taking all my commercials off the air that have any reference to you, and I'm asking you to do the same thing," Durenberger said. +Full and total recovery is expected." The Quayles also urged all women to have yearly Pap tests. +A judge overturned the jury award on grounds some of the money Metrix claimed it lost may have been the result of lawful competition and not illegal tie-in arrangements. +A libel case stemming from a Pulitzer Prize-winning series on improprieties in college athletics was reinstated April 26 against the Lexington Herald-Leader by the Kentucky Supreme Court. +The wage trend is more than doubling western Germany's annual inflation rate, which was running 2.8% in April. +Most African economies still rely on one or two primary commodities, which altogether account for about 80 per cent of Africa's export revenues - roughly the same as 20 years ago. The fall in the share of the world market has cost Africa dear. +Even before the offering, analysts were concerned that Smith Corona's balance sheet would remain highly leveraged, with pro forma debt totaling $95 million. +But the good part is that you can't buy a bad apple in your town today." Butz said it is "completely unacceptable to believe that there is no way out of the problems we have created" through chemicals and other scientific means. +Allen's job, in part, is to pinpoint business opportunities and takeover targets for the company. 'Ken Allen is a good man for this job,' says Mead. +The Financial Times 500-share index fell 10.83 points to 1,331,83 points at the close. +Deportees from Canada are sometimes forcibly sedated before being expelled to protect other travelers, the Canadian immigration minister said. +K.K. Chang sits in a bank vault signing his name as many as 16,000 times a day to approve the transfer of customers' share certificates. +While tens of thousands of software packages using the IBM standard are available in the U.S., they say only about 8,000 are written for NEC. +Nevertheless, Wellcome shares fell 18 pence to 360 pence ($6.61) in late trading on London's stock exchange yesterday. +This constraint was imposed not by the Federal Reserve System but by the federal government's red-ink budget policy. +CBS executives would not comment. "We have no announcement to make," said CBS spokesman Tom Goodman. +"The trend of earnings is sharply upward, and in March the company operated profitably for the first time in 10 months." +Before good will, Overnite Transportation earnings fell 11% to $15 million, Union Pacific said. +Forty percent prefer a senior citizens' building to one for all age groups, up from 32 percent in 1986. +It is too early to give up the search for consensus. +The Deux Chevaux was conceived as an affordable car for those of modest means. +Pioneer Electronic fell Y40 to Y2,980 and Hitachi declined Y3 to Y902. Steelmakers were weak, with Kawasaki Steel slipping Y9 to Y372. Honda Motor receded Y40 to Y1,700 following BMW's acquisition of Rover. Some banks were lower on profit-taking. +Belgium's two biggest holding companies will receive the equivalent of about $16 million in the form of cash and a 7.4% stake in Contibel Holdings PLC. +On election night, the Interior Ministry's initial partial returns _ less than one percent of the vote _ showed him leading. There was then a delay of several hours before it released a substantial tally showing his loss. +His ministry has not issued guidelines limiting the use of blood products to certain symptoms. +The Bharatiya Janata, or Indian People's Party, which backs Singh's government, has supported the plan for the temple. +He called the budget "about as good a job as could be done." Aside from the tax and spending changes, the budget was balanced by shifting $2.1 billion in health and mental health programs to local governments. +ANI, the Sydney-based heavy engineering group which owns Aurora in the UK, has reported a 13.6 per cent rise in after-tax profits for the nine months to end-March to ADollars 43.8m. +He didn't try to line up other Democrats in advance, few were signing on afterward, and some rejected the politically risky idea of aid to Moscow. +Also, recent rains may have had an impact on the quality of the recently harvested Brazilian coffee being dried." +Campbell acknowledged his computer would be overmatched if the champion performed the way he did in game two Wednesday against Karpov. +And an array of pricey businesses are sprouting. +He was also a Rhodes Scholar. +Besides the CPA institute, the panel's other sponsors are the Americam Accounting Association, the Financial Executives Institute, the Institute of Internal Auditors and the National Association of Accountants. +Kidder, Peabody & Co. said it delayed the Ethan Allen junk bond sale until market conditions were calmer. +The four-page newsletter by the National Council of Field Labor Locals was sent through the Labor Department's internal mail distribution system last Friday to the department's 10 regional offices. +"The deed says `May cause injury or death,' " Truitt said. "I believe `death' is fair notice to any person." In fact, the deed does not use the words "may cause injury or death." +While analysts noted that Japan had been a buyer of platinum bullion in Asia and Europe late last week, there didn't seem to be any developments yesterday to explain the rally. +Led by a coalition of about 60 unions, opponents have fiercely opposed the sale of the Puerto Rico Telephone Co. since Hernandez Colon proposed it in his annual State of the Commonwealth message in February. +The luxury industry is now waiting to see where Mr Arnault will strike next - judging by his past form, it will not have long to wait. +"Being on the border we have to be on maximum alert, be it day or night," said Lt. +"The action has for quite a while been interdealing," or market makers trading with one another, he said. +High concrete walls ensure cozy seclusion. +"The committee wouldn't have anything against them interpreting it like that," Aarvik said. +North Korea's Western assets include bank accounts in Switzerland, Britain and Germany, as well as real estate and insurance interests in France. +In 1934 Sandino was killed and the United States installed the Somoza dynasty of rightists, who ruled for 42 years. +The dry, mostly barren island 10 miles west of Maui has been ravaged by 49 years of conventional bombing by U.S. planes and warships. +But it does seem to have ratified her taste. +Mohammad Nabi Amani, the Foreign Ministry spokesman in the Afghan capital of Kabul, said 190 guerrillas were killed between Sunday night and Monday night. +While U.S. helicopter pilots were bravely defending themselves against Iranian patrol boats in the Gulf, the Senate's idea of support was to debate whether to limit the flexibility of the commander in chief in helping those pilots succeed. +Gart represented the company at an emergency hearing before U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge A. Jay Cristol, who ordered that General Development must honor all paychecks issued before Friday's bankrupcty filing. +This is plainly efficient; there would be limited demand for a direct service between, say, Detroit and Little Rock. +In 1936, Harmon began managing the newspaper, which was founded as the Litchfield Independent by his grandfather in 1876. +Moscow City Council deputies have pledged to bring the movie to cinemas. +Bush thus moved to put the Tower defat behind him swiftly. +Mrs. Smith represented Maine in Congress from 1932 to 1948, when she was elected to the Senate. +Grand Met's $60-per-share cash offer to buy all outstanding shares of Pillsbury common stock had been scheduled to expire Tuesday night. +Amendments have been passed to the Capital Markets law, which seek to provide greater investor protection against insider trading and other offences. +They had nice, heavy-duty flashlights "borrowed" from the mill. +"I think we are still at that age," she said. +He dismisses such criticism and implicitly blames members of Congress for ignoring his semiannual reports to the House and Senate, which summarized the findings of the major audits. +Joshua Epstein, a Brookings Institution scholar, for example, has said "neither the Pentagon nor the Congress actually behave as though numerical equality mattered. +I think it always has tremendous glamour." Ustinov, winner of best supporting actor roles for "Spartacus" in 1960 and "Topkapi" in 1964, said the British and American film industries had always been important to each other. +I've never talked to anybody who's ever seen a Houston Toad live," confesses Bastrop Mayor David Lock. +Brent Blend climbed back above Dollars 16 in London yesterday in response to Tuesday's rally for crude prices in New York. +But traders said activity was so light that the day was largely a non-event. +In the detox room, your body goes through some changes," he says, recalling "weird dreams" and the shakes. +In 1972, Apollo 16 astronauts John Young and Charles Duke explored the surface of the moon. +Martha Brannigan in Atlanta and Amy Dockser Marcus in New York contributed to this article. +But now, at least, scientists can make a reasonable guess about what chemicals to look at." One of the problems in the past, he said, is that there was not enough communication between the disciplines in the scientific community. +Young admits the venture is a "tremendous step of faith." "We're trying to address a need. +Under the heading Pigs, the issues were spiced with barnyard humor, such as Chairman Mao Tse-tung's statement that "every pig is a small fertilizer factory," and that China should push for a "one man-one pig" agricultural policy. +But, he said, that information only revealed two of the 30 serious mishaps listed in a document made public by the federal Energy Department at the congressional hearing a week ago. +THAT RARE creature, the truly organised business traveller, is easy to recognise. +Rugged mushers and their teams of 12 to 20 eager dogs brave blizzards, wild animals, frostbite and 1,000 miles of sled-busting trail. +Its stock closed down 37.5 cents at $85.875 a share in the New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday. +'We either pursue export-led growth or no growth at all,' says Mr Vial. +That's what will happen to some investors who own the bonds that are being called for February redemption. +They have developed problems and they are correcting problems. +Lake said polls show that about 20 percent of voters are influenced by the abortion issue, and that Democrats can be aided by a feeling among many moderate voters "that we shouldn't go back" to a time when abortions were illegal. +Gold also has been hurt by the rise of the dollar and by an unexpected increase in the world gold supply, Nichols said. +'But this will change dramatically when Russian plants pay true economic prices for their inputs and their natural inefficiency shows through,' he adds. +But Beard has heavy support from unions and unofficial backing from Democratic leaders, and some observers think the outcome could depend on voter turnout. +In the investment-grade corporate debt market, prices of high-grade bonds inched higher, registering gains of about 1/8 point. +According to a new nationwide Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, 64% of Americans don't believe Mr. Reagan is as fully in charge of his administration as he should be. +As Leonard's mother, Ruth Nelson achieves a clear, wrenching beauty that stands out even among these exceptional actors doing exceptional things. +"We're losing badly the war on drugs," Trump told a Miami Herald luncheon Friday. "You have to legalize drugs to win that war. +He attended the 1952 Summer Games at Helsinki as a writer, but on impulse hired a Finnish crew to shoot some footage. +Two federal health agencies say they won't investigate an outbreak of a rare cancer suffered by three babies here unless asked to do so by the state health department. +Because about 5 million Czechoslovaks were at least indirectly beholden to the communists, the interim government's campaign against the party was not entirely successful. +Gold was quoted at $441.75 an ounce in early trading Thursday in Hong Kong. +Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen blamed the Khmer Rouge, the strongest of the three resistance groups, for sabotaging the negotiations. +Although 2,500 to 3,000 absentee ballots remained to be counted, Bentley said she didn't think they would make a difference. +Bobby Joe is a biblical scholar totally lacking in the star quality his father used to turn his little church into a television empire. +For Israel's 16,500-member Ethiopian community, the resumption of ties between the two countries has raised the hope of reuniting them with family members that want to join them. +Attackers set fire to three houses near Durban, killing at least 13 people in violence blamed on fighting between black factions, authorities and residents said today. +When a woman found out she was pregnant, she would call Ecker. +For Americans, ever since the War of Independence, you can do what you want," he said, eliciting laughter among the 150 to 200 people present. +But Land's End, the giant mail-order clothing company in Wisconsin, collects no tax on out-of-state shipments because it has no other outlets. +Not that the Speaker is particularly beloved. +"There is, in effect, an important right in the creator of a work to control the first dissemination of that work. +It will also decide whether a trial should be held in public. The prosecution has been launched against 10 of the 13 officers who have been in detention. +Hachette suspended regular publication of Memories two months ago after efforts to sell it failed and the market for advertising grew too weak to support it. +First, the Black Country is playing to its traditional economic role as a manufacturing area, rather than as an area for glitzy offices. +Financial worries pushed aside marketing and product development concerns. +It is scheduled to visit Halifax, Montreal and Toronto, then call at American cities on the Great Lakes. +After preferred stock dividends, income was $6 million, or 7 cents per share, down from $171 million, or $2.04 last year. +Some analysts point out that many retailers could show earnings gains next year strictly as a result of lower tax rates, which Mr. Edelman says will add 6% to 7% to their net. +On the plus side, the song "Fearless" features the booming voice of Linda Ronstadt, with whom Aaron Neville had the huge 1989 hit "Don't Know Much." Ronstadt produced Aaron's forthcoming, much-awaited solo album. +Breathing difficulties are not uncommon in premature babies, whose lungs may not have matured before birth. +Telephone users will be charged less for their interstate phone calls starting today as a result of rate reductions by American Telephone & Telegraph Co. and MCI Communications Corp. +At stake is the image of OPEC itself. +The International Monetary Fund announced on Tuesday that it is downgrading the dollar, pound and French franc, and upgrading the German mark and Japanese yen in setting the value of its own currency unit. +In examining the impact of oil development at the sites for each of three categories _ ecology, physical oceanography and socioeconomics _ the panel said it found shortcomings in one or more categories at each of the three sites. +It is studying onward 'feeder' flights in partnership with European airlines, including KLM. KLM can increase its services to Japan to 12 a week in 1995, when JAL will be allowed 10 flights to Amsterdam a week. +Puerto Rican leaders want congressional legislation to guarantee the results will be carried out. +The group also had its insurance units suspended, fueling speculation that it planned to ally these units with a big institution or group of institutions to help dissuade recent unwelcome interest in its stock. +Rep. William F. Goodling, R-Pa., contended that at the time the Constitution was written there were no illegal aliens, all new arrivals were welcome. +In the SUNY case, the Supreme Court in fact modified the Central Hudson test so that advertising restrictions must be "reasonable," rather than the "least restrictive." +Thus, temporary storage sites must be found by March 1 or Rocky Flats could be forced to close. +Methylene chloride is a suspected carcinogen. +The episode was a reminder that GM rarely moves faster than two steps forward, one step back. +"At the end, Bank of New England was under so much pressure it was pulling in even good loans, making the overall credit problem even worse," says Mr. Kauth. +Company representatives were not immediately available for comment. +Index-linked gilts, the prime anti-inflation hedge, shaded lower. Early deals saw the FT-SE Index down to 2,801.2, a fall of nearly 19 points as marketmakers took avoiding action while waiting for the political fog to clear. +The system of state-owned industry is a legacy of Kemal Ataturk, founder of the modern Turkish republic, who embraced it in the 1920s as a solution to Turkey's underdevelopment. +On Sept. 19, a group of gunmen forced the car to stop, killed the driver and abducted Santos, news editor of Colombia's biggest-selling newspaper, El Tiempo. +The public-sector division of Service Employees International Union sought to reduce nurse-patient ratios and improve measures to retain and recruit nurses. +The new rule is expected to cost the industry $297 million. +Q. Is there any one area, case of law, that you will point to with pride from your administration when your opponents attempt to detract from your regime? A. Well, I think there are many of them. +Later in New York the pound finished the day at $1.8757, unchanged from late Thursday. +That compared with Dollars 24.2bn in the same period of 1993. There has been a bigger decline in secondary share offerings, however. +In late 1988, before Mr. Stramy's arrival, Mr. Kim had negotiated a deal to sell 7,000 Daewoo cars in Eastern Europe. +But the Amalgamated Council of Greyhound Local Unions said only 95 union-represented drivers were behind the wheel. +Syntex gained 1 3/8 to 55 1/8 after Merrill Lynch selected the issue as its "focus stock of the week." +A concentration of technologists in Jerusalem was one factor behind the company's decision to set up its production facilities there. But he does not think Israel's academic institutions are particularly productive. +Alan R. Kahn, a New York investment adviser who sued Occidental over the museum last year, said that the estate's suit throws another wrench into the planned museum. +The Industrial Biotechnology Association predicts that sales, now estimated at $600 million, will rise to between $25 billion and $30 billion in the year 2000 and between $75 billion and $100 billion in 2025. +Every time those women work anywhere you have to watch because their work is so exceptional," she said. +Mullin said he has interviewed 14 people with knowledge of the bombings, including four men directly involved, and all agree that none of the six convicts was involved. +Officials delivered the armored car in the late afternoon and the prisoners fled, after trading the guards for four state troopers, Globo reported. +Meanwhile, in a report that recalled stories on Quayle's academic past that surfaced shortly after his nomination, The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported today that Quayle was admitted to law school under an experimental affirmative action program. +Local radio broadcasts said five members of the civil defense were kidnapped but a national police agent said he had no information about any abductions. +Maynard Scarborough, spokesman for Boston's Logan airport, said a new program this year called "Meet and Greet" encourages people to leave their cars at lots in the suburbs. +"A cardiac arrest is a very frightening thing, especially if the victim is your spouse," notes Douglas P. Zipes, professor of medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine. +"We've got a very large amount of damage," said Travis Kershner, a dispatcher for the Barton County Sheriff's Department. +It is the story of a cruel and crude Afrikaner farmer who keeps his black workers on inhumanly short rations. +Most recently, he oversaw Mr. Murdoch's U.K. newspaper operations. +Bankers are dissatisfied that Dome's management has excluded them from takeover negotiations and they say they want to negotiate more money for creditors. +The election, using about 70 university-owned or rented Apple Macintosh computers and software written by a sophomore, is expected to cost at least $3,000 less than the $13,000 spent last year. +Unfortunately, Mr. Williams's recollections don't coincide with his actions as documented. +The Fed said the basic money supply, known as M1, soared $9.9 billion in the week ended Dec. 1. +The Irvine, Calif., company provides home monitoring of pregnancies, as well as other services to pregnant women. +But Roh's proposals were similar or identical to past iniatives by both governments since 1971 on improving relations. +"This is not a lockout and is not an attempt to affect the bargaining," Leonard said at a news conference. +He invented many of the moves and terms now used in freestyle competition, apparently benefiting from good breeding: His mother is a ballet instructor who trained with the Joffrey Ballet and helped him with his spin move. +Kelley said two Springsteen shows in 1984 drew that same number. +May 25 _ Lifland formally approves the sale of the shuttle to Trump for $365 million, after America West withdraws offer because of failure to arrange financing. +City police officials denied that officers used violence to stop college protests. +About 60 percent pay some surtax, but fewer than 6 percent pay the maximum, which this year is $800. +Nissan's exports to the U.S. climbed 15% to 25,333 units, but the company official said the rise was exaggerated. +The men were from Pingwu County, a major habitat of the giant panda. +'We've had too many false dawns.' Mr Sutherland, who does not take over at Gatt until July 1, would not confirm that he will be at the Tokyo summit. +Most of the 12 district Federal Reserve banks reported that retail sales were flat or down during June and July. +It was the first time that west Beirut has been shelled since an Arab League cease-fire was called May 11. +Certain politicians also found his presence inconvenient because he knew too much about the Moro kidnapping and the infiltration of the Red Brigades by the security services. +British interest rates are now set by the Bundesbank, which keeps its attention focused single-mindedly on German inflation. +Mr. Neuhauser labels it "definitely a bargain" at its current price. +Analysts said the dollar reached its highs for the week against some currencies, after falling in early trading as central banks intervened to suppress its rise. +"I expect that the magazine will operate much as it has. +"We're chipping away at it _ not fast enough, but we're working on it," he said. +Asked if the double visit had a special significance, Jaruzelski said it did. "We wanted, in fact, to make two points in this visit," Liberation quoted Jaruzelski as saying. +Gorbachev, who cut short a U.S. visit to fly to the stricken area, was chagrined by the ethnic politics amid such misery and by the Soviet press criticism of relief efforts as chaotic. +I don't know when they're crying `wolf, wolf."' House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, who has supported the peace plan drafted by President Oscar Arias of Costa Rica, said sending U.S. combat troops to the area was unjustified. +Also Saturday, PLO chief Yasser Arafat indicated he was involved in the release a day earlier of a Swiss Red Cross official. +Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee chairman Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., who received $828,842 from business PACs. +The EPA rating is 23 mpg in the city and 30 on the highway. +We're not the very young or the aged. +"What is troubling is that this expired authority could be converted into paying the bills to correct these deficiencies without the approval of Congress," the investigators said. +Beijing radio Friday reported the arrest of Li Bin, a worker accused of killing Liu Guogeng, a soldier who was beaten and burned to death and now regarded as a martyr. +"Look on the bright side," Mr. Weed says. +The newspaper said aides to Vice President Bush said they made referrals to government agencies without endorsements. +Regarding my views on Pearl Harbor, you may be interested in some lines from an article I wrote recently for the Yomiuri Shimbun: "Fewer than one-third of all Japanese and Americans have first-hand knowledge of the Pacific War. +Interest floated from one issue to another in the absence of influence from overseas markets, which were closed for the Christmas holidays, the dealer said. +I don't think he knew he had a right to change things." As South America sinks lower into economic morass, its young people see their futures sinking with it. +"I had just taken him lunch," said Ms. De La Vergne. "I heard the explosion when I was going back home." "I can only keep on hoping," she said, collapsing into tears. +The story of Pavaloaie also points to the twists in revolutionary Romania. +The world is behind you and history is behind you," the president said in the message. +But he has a suspicion he's not cut out to be a fire chief, or a nurse, or a backhoe operator. +The Treasury's latest 30-year bonds wound up the day with gains of about a quarter of a point, or $2.50 for each $1,000 face amount, the same as on Monday. +Among other conditions, the offer depends on the Dow unit acquiring at least 66 2/3% of the PSE shares outstanding, the companies said in a joint statement Friday. +Buddy Young, CST's president, claimed it was a misquote. +Other House committees previously had voted on separate portions of the measure. +Gusts to 60 mph and cool weather were predicted in the northern Rockies. +Two other men who refused to admit their guilt were given life sentences in a group trial in a city gymnasium that was aired on national television and reported in detail in the Beijing Daily. +A teen-ager was charged in the Christmas Day shootout at a screening of "The Godfather Part III" that left one person dead and three others wounded, police said Saturday. +Roussell has described the evaluation as unfair but opposes the boycott, saying it had less to do with him or the schools than with Selma's history of racial unrest, including the violence used on civil rights marchers in 1965. +But the higher prices have encouraged farmers to sell more of their grain, and that was another reason for today's early decline. +How to undo the disparity is a contentious issues for the government and such black opposition groups as the African National Congress as they negotiate a new constitution that will give blacks political power. +Nielsen led a study of five men and 10 women who were given a low-boron diet for nine weeks, then boron supplements for seven weeks. +The U.S. plans to impose more than $300 million in tariffs on Chinese imports, citing a lack of protection by Beijing for patents and copyrights. +He has been held in solitary confinement in a maximum-security prison outside Beijing. +He had harsh words for Chief Buthelezi, leader of the KwaZulu black homeland, saying last week's events in Bophuthatswana would 'send a signal' to him and to the white right-wing. 'The people have risen and tyrants have fallen. +"You are inviting war if you support such a government," Yosef said, dressed in traditional dark robes with gold embroidery and sunglasses he needs to wear to protect his sensitive eyes. +How many children are there? +Smaller firms have been grabbing some big-name accounts, even though the firm's 1987 revenue of $18 million was the highest among those that specialize in high-tech companies. +"I think we're getting so much of it that it bogs down the mail from loved ones," said Sgt. J.W. Allen, postmaster for the 1st Tactical Fighter Wing. +Carbozulia President Luis Urdenata said the initial cost of building the mine and related facilities would be around $455 million. +The lake was created in the 1860s, when a group of manufacturers bought land and dammed the Hoosac River to produce water power. +First delivered to the U.S. military in 1956, they have been involved in several crashes in recent years. +If you're a prosecutor, you know a judge won't issue a warrant based on that. +Mr. Nadler said the company believes it may receive clearance from the FDA as early as today or Monday to resume shipping products. +Volkogonov's work was 10 years in the making and he was given unprecedented access to previously secret archives, said the author, chief of the Military History Institute of the Soviet Defense Ministry. +The report said the likely target date for production of the engines was 1993, and they were expected to be used initially in light-duty trucks, vans and motor homes. +Mr. Hopper said the Terra Nova project would involve average output of about 40,000 barrels to 50,000 barrels daily beginning as early as 1993. +Ron Yengich, an alternate from Utah, was so moved by Jackson's Tuesday night speech that he took a midnight detour on his way back to his hotel, driving by the birthplace of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. +Like much of the rest of the country, Arizona faces what some economists are calling a credit crunch, or a shortage of loan money. +Consumers have done their bit. Other sectors of the economy must take up the running. +Stuart Weisberg, the subcommittee's chief counsel, said Lantos had expected the decision. +While the foreign investigators were free to pursue truths about THA and gain vital experience, over a dozen applications by qualified Americans remain on hold, this writer's among them. +"The cost of funds is less important for credit cards than it is for other loans," said a representative for Chase Manhattan. +Expanding Grassroots's operations to include foreign markets is aimed at plugging that hole. +President Bush will nominate as a replacement Terence Todman, a former assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs and ambassador to Chad, Costa Rica and Spain, La Nacion reported. +The world's top-selling Nsaid is Voltaren, marketed by Ciba of Switzerland, which generated sales last year of SFr1.63bn (Pounds 700m) in 1992. Nsaids are from the same class of drugs as aspirin. +Forty-five percent said they had mixed feelings. +But there are some singular voices of support. +Canada's earthquake zones lie along its west coast, along the Rockies, in the Yukon and High Arctic, in western Quebec and along the east coast. +It was quite successful, not least because it was the obvious car for Mini owners to trade-up to. But there were quality and reliability problems. +European Community Commission President Jacques Delors said liberalization of capital flows in the EC would improve the community's ability to withstand "external shocks" such as the current stock-market turmoil. +But Ruder said many firms that were once looking into using the clauses for cash accounts appear to be holding off at least for now. +Aggressive incentives paid off for some Japanese companies manufacturing cars in the United States. +Declining stocks outnumbered gainers by nearly 3 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange. +And the Mannes Pazzi was overproduced and overdesigned - albeit deftly and inventively. +The rules of thumb used by Peter Hargreaves, of Hargreaves Lansdown, are to look for about a 15-year term for the mother, as children above this age are not liable to need expensive nannying and supervision. +The smashed window in the May burglary at the Municipal Museum triggered an electronic alarm at the museum's private security firm, which reportedly took 20 minutes to warn police and investigate the burglary. +Some students said the slayings were reminiscent of those by executed serial killer Ted Bundy. +His last solo programme here, a couple of years ago in the Queen Elizabeth Hall, included pianistic war-horses that signally failed to gallop. +It has not been easy for leaders of our two countries to come to this historic meeting. +Danaher, a maker of automotive and transportation products, said it expects the acquisition to improve earnings in the 1987 third and fourth quarters from a year earlier. +"J. Edgar Hoover: The Man and the Secrets" is what we call a hit job. +"It'll will be decorative _ the ultimate bicentennial souvenir for history buffs and francophiles," Ms. d'Amphernet said. +Presidential assistant James Cicconi was asked what orders would be given the troops about the use of force. +He says that many searches and seizures sanctioned by the Supreme Court are unreasonable for black men. +Across downtown, a literal taste of San Antonio awaits at Market Square, patterned after a traditional Mexican market. +"They said, `We want a more public admission,'" the official said. +Congress should follow such examples and start privatizing the U.S. air-traffic control system. +He now serves as the party's general secretary. +PRESIDENT George Bush has good reason to be grateful to Mrs Barbara Franklin. +On New York's Commodity Exchange, gold for current delivery settled at $429.20 an ounce, up $1.80. +The first sale was considered lackluster and the second sale was viewed as a disaster, although demand for the notes picked up in the secondary market late Wednesday as prices fell and yields rose to levels considered attractive. +But they seem to have little prospect for overcoming the political and economic differences that make formal cooperation with OPEC hard to achieve. +As a result it is currently subscribed to by fewer than 700,00 French homes. +But Dingell's letter to David Gates, president of the Washington-based National Association of Insurance Commissioners, suggested that might not remain a permanent arrangement. +Sainsbury's shares rose 2p to 402p in a falling market. +Segal, a Canadian-born academic who is senior fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London, attempts to look into Hong Kong's future beyond 1997 by reference to a range of external factors. +One of the images that's stuck with us in the past decade comes from a scene in "Kramer vs. +Everything about the show sets it apart from ordinary broadcasts, which are presented in formal language in detail, and are visually dull. +It was disclosed earlier this month that: _In connection with the $1 billion proposed pipeline, Swiss oilman Bruce Rappaport paid $150,000 to his attorney Wallach, who directed the funds to an account owned by Chinn. +For much of last year, the Fed generally was perceived to be facing a choice between two relatively straightforward options _ tightening credit to slow inflation or easing it to stave off recession. +"I wake up every morning lately and ask myself whether this is going to be the day I have to begin thinking seriously about our continued presence in Korea," says a foreign sales agent. +Shearson is also taking a $157 million charge to reflect a change in how software-development costs are accounted for. +The line of mourners extended around the building as about 900 people passed by the coffins each hour. +"Export orders will start to show through in the second quarter, and even more in the third and fourth quarter. +"The reasons they are still here 20 years after is because we are still fighting back," she said. +By week's end, FDA officials had come up with a way to recover from an advisory-committee meeting widely viewed as a fiasco. +The Reagan administration said the tenants surrendered their right to the lawyers' fees when they agreed to the settlement. +But this man who has climbed the steps of the Depression-era criminal courts building for 42 of his 72 years, as a prosecutor, defense attorney and now judge, decided long ago not to allow the cruelty eat him up. +Up to the midnight hour, federal mediators were holding out a glimmer of hope that Eastern Airlines might settle with its Machinists union, but in the end a 17-month deadlock remained unstuck. +But Mr. Pandolfi, the EC technology commissioner, says "it isn't enough to promote R&D" on the computer network. +The legislation permits the Commerce Department to initiate its own anti-dumping action against the new countries if the agency finds evidence of dumping. +"I'll probably vote for neither one," said a sister, Doris Westfall. "I'll let the rest of the county decide." It was the bang _ not the bite _ that had Jerry Dewitt jittery after tearing into an old vaccum cleaner bag. +And, when vending machines are involved, an increase in a 50-cent candy bar must be at a minimum of 10 percent because the machine declines to count mere pennies. +John Poindexter, the former national security adviser, opted to remain in the Navy, although dropping to a two-star rank of rear admiral. +The defence group's turnover is about Pounds 80m and its main activities are fuses and electro-optics equipment. Thorn has also sold its electronic security business. +Other ATC members are Johnson & Johnson, Archer Daniels Midland Co., RJR Nabisco Inc. and Mercator Corp., an investment bank. +"Go a step further, Jim," Campbell countered. "If a poor woman was raped, you are saying she should not be able to have an abortion if she can't afford one even if she's a victim of rape. +An administrative law judge ruled in August that Caesars "did not abide by its guarantee of equal employment opportunity for all." The judge ordered the casino to pay $15,600 in fines _ the amount the high roller lost at the gaming tables. +The world's longest-reigning living monarch was "in stable condition for the time being," Maeda told reporters. +A second ballot, for president, was contested by Mr Barzani and Mr Talabani, along with Mr Mahmood Osman of the Socialist Party and Mullah Othman Abdul Aziz of the Islamic Movement. +Meanwhile, the Reagan administration will continue a $36 million humanitarian aid program and try diplomacy to nudge the Caribbean nation's new military government toward democracy. +The CPUC also must approve the gas prices agreed to by Pacific Gas and other utilities in negotiations with producers. +Meanwhile, conservative Reagan aides Sprinkel, Miller and Meese complain that even the new interagency panel is too pro-regulation. +The woman finally emerged and joined her husband and their two children, investigators said. +In the past, he says, most relations between physicians and chiropractors have been "in the closet." The AMA, however, expects little change. +Then a headhunter so extolled her entrepreneurial qualities and trained intellect that a meeting was arranged. +The news eased fears that British interest rates would be pushed higher. +COFFEE prices recovered some of their recent losses at the London Futures and Options Exchange, but traders said activity remained sluggish in the absence of fundamental news. +IPCL's acrylonitrile plant is being set up in collaboration with the Alujain Corporation, part of the Saudi Arabian Xenel group. +To prevent a recurrence last year, Palm Springs distributed 45,000 pamphlets to local schools and colleges warning that visitors were expected to obey the law. +Tolerance has its limits. +A Park Service spokesman, Andrew Ringgold, said the agency follows state law in determining seat-belt use. +Irving Bank Corp.'s assets totaled $24.2 billion at year end, up from $21.7 billion a year earlier. +Southland shares fell $16.25 Tuesday. +Gorbachev granted the interview less than two weeks before President Reagan arrives in Moscow for his fourth meeting with the Soviet leader. +These do not represent signs of peace. +HELSINKI, Finland (AP)_ President Reagan, emerging from pre-summit isolation, today appealed to Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev to enter the Western "House of Democracy" by embracing the values enshrined in the 1975 Helsinki agreement. +He said it was easier to buy the flag himself than to try including it in the city's budget. +Johnson defended the choice of uniforms, saying the camouflage version is more durable than the cotton version. +Steve Zimmermann of the National Marine Fisheries Service said many sea otters will suffer from the spill, but that news was greeted with applause. +Traders appear to be concerned that any advances in gold prices will be met by producers selling, which is inhibiting demand, particularly in the cash bullion market, he said. +In Milan, the recent selling wave was tempered, and prices eased on extremely thin volume. +TWO YEARS after regulators opened the doors to geared futures and options unit trusts, the first geared futures and options fund (GFOF) is ready for presentation to the British public. +Rockwell International Corp., aided by a lower tax rate, reported a 33% rise in net income for the fiscal fourth quarter although operating profit slid sharply. +Synergen said it doesn't expect the loss of Hoffman-La Roche's support to hurt its development schedule for the product and added that it hopes to begin clinical trials later this year. +It would be appropriate to speak here also about the central party apparatus. +Connecticut's anti-abortion laws were rendered unenforceable by Roe vs. Wade. +Although he doesn't expect a robust new-issue market any time soon, "the stage is set for a powerful round of equity raising," Mr. Goldstein says. +Many news organizations reported that apparent infighting within the military indicated civil war was possible, but Chinese criticism was directed at the VOA. +Mr. Bilzerian has said he intended to sell Singer's defense businesses. +Songs by one of the new talents, Blind Alfred Reed, were still being covered by folk singers in the '70s. +Castro is a hero," said Pereira, who came for the reunion from his home in New York. "If it wasn't for him, we wouldn't be here now." Said Castro, "I really don't feel like a hero. +Two thirds of the total is tied up in land and buildings. +The Commodity Exchange, as expected, unveiled a new computerized order-entry device for floor traders. +Last weekend, some officials said that the deadlock at the World Bank was discussed at the June 23 meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors of the U.S. and six other powerful industrialized nations. +That includes one of the four recent victims; the others were found just outside the city limits. +UNI quoted police as saying the boy was lured by a neighbor to a hidden site where a treasure was believed buried. +Rep. Edward J. Markey, D-Mass., said too many stations now allow for 13 minutes to 17 minutes of advertising during each hour of children's programming. +Downey concluded the segment by raising his arm and inviting the youth to "suck my armpit." Friendly: "Did you really give that young man a chance to be heard?" Downey: "Absolutely. +Brown was already in Moscow when he was told he would not be accredited "and that he shouldn't even have a visa," Mahoney told The Associated Press. +Just two in 10 said nuclear power plants that have been completed but not yet licensed should be allowed to open. +George A. Sissel, 50, formerly a vice president, was named senior vice president. +The twin-engine Fokker F-28, carrying 56 passengers and a crew of four, made an emergency landing at 10 a.m. Thursday at Charleston's Yeager Airport. +One escapee was caught near the rural lake outside the provincial city of Taejon. +Wheat futures retreated on the Chicago Board of Trade on ideas that the strong gains of the three previous sessions had been exaggerated. +As the Boeing 747 flew over the Soviet capital, the pilot radioed a message from the pope to the Kremlin, said Vatican spokesman Joaquin Navarro. +A government official said tariffs will continue to drop until January 1994, when they will range from zero to 40%. +Dissidents and radicals have been demanding the withdrawal of the 42,000 U.S. troops based here. +The Iroquis group includes Brooklyn Union Gas Co., Alberta Energy Co. Pipelines and a number of Northeastern distribution companies. +Some retailers still see reason for cheer. +The announcement comes just two months after IBM said it would license its semiconductor technology to a consortium of U.S. companies to strengthen their ability to compete against Japan. +They said every precaution has been taken to ensure the safety of the shipment to the new Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System, or JACADS. +Other recs lost ground. Chemicals group Courtaulds slipped 7 1/2 to 497 1/2 p after two securities houses cut this year's profit forecasts for the company. +He favors expelling all Arabs from Israel and the occupied territories, which he insists Israel should annex. +The nation's latest trade tally probably will steal the economic show this week, but the workaday factory operating rate has a growing number of fans. +Exporters would rather have help on export finance or the use of more aid funds to boost exports. Britain's export performance is not as bad as critics claim, Mr Needham says. +The national parks in the north of Botswana and Zimbabwe and in the south of Tanzania fulfil these requirements, and contain reasonable numbers of dogs. +In many such organizations management treats employees as unvalued and unintelligent. +Those moves helped boost Duracell's performance. +The 1989 ceiling of 19,500 Vietnamese entrants compares with 7,000 last year. "Thus movements out of Vietnam will increase dramatically over those of last year," said Moore. +Once the dollar topped 2.0 marks, it went on to two-year peaks of 2.0475 marks and 151.85 yen June 15 before running out of steam. +Mr. Krikalev's plight was reported last week in The Wall Street Journal. +These are points the commission should entertain when it responds to the report. When it comes to privacy, Sir David argues that 'it cannot be said that there has been a serious breakdown of the system which has been put in place'. +"The market is too bullish at the moment. +The new quarterly dividend increase of $1.875 a share on the pre-split shares is payable Feb. 2 to stock of record Dec. 31. +In other markets, wheat prices were mixed; corn and soybeans declined; gold and silver prices dipped; cattle prices were mostly lower and hog prices fell. +But Mr. Brannon says he is "on the fence" about the company's takeover candidacy, because the Pentagon might oppose such an acquisition of a defense contractor. +He says simply that the government must take into account factors that make Moscow different. +Alzheimer's disease is a target, as are certain cancers and dozens of rarer inherited disorders. +The program was Canada's top-rated mini-series last year. +Taylor's men on Thursday fought Doe's troops in Congo Town, an eastern suburb in which lie embassies and St. Joseph's Catholic Hospital, the only hospital still operating in Monrovia. +In late trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Aetna was quoted at $36.75, down $1.25 a share. +Only in 1976 was the switch made to diesel-electric engines. +"The Rise of Landscape Painting in France: Corot to Monet" provides the first overview of the Barbizon School, its offshoots and fellow-travelers, in nearly 30 years. +Telesphere International Inc. said Larry W. Carter, formerly senior vice president of DSC Communications Corp., was elected president and chief executive officer. +The company is marketing stripped-down versions of its Dodge Shadow and Plymouth Sundance cars, call the America series, as stopgaps for a hole left when the Chrysler gave up on its Dodge Omni and Plymouth Horizon subcompacts last February. +But long before they are ready to implement its monetary provisions the leaders of the new European Union should reconvene to design a coherent set of institutions. +Johnson also was quoted as saying his men had beaten back an attack by 100 Taylor rebels on his rear flank near Monrovia Free Port. +Sales of existing single-family homes, jolted by rising mortgage rates, dropped 5 percent in July, the first decline since January, a real estate trade group said Thursday. +Jon called me for "Caddyshack." They needed a theme song. +The people who opt out would be the ones whose particular needs could be met more adequately through private providers. +A substantial part of the compromise involved the mechanism to pay for the increased anti-drug programs. +Traders said Wall Street's strength Wednesday gave Tokyo stocks a boost, as did many of the same factors that helped New York stocks. +A quick freshening for the car, too, gains popularity. +These included $150 million of revenue bonds by New York state's Dormitory Authority for the University of Rochester. +At least 100 firefighters, some wearing oxygen tanks and gas masks, worked to extinguish the blaze. +Further disclosures would be required for each additional 5% stake. +Applied Materials, Nasdaq's largest manufacturer of equipment used by semiconductor makers, reported net income for its Jan. 31 quarter of $5.7 million, compared with a $1.5 million loss in the year-earlier first quarter. +Michael Guarino, vice president and foreign exchange manager at ABN-Amro Bank N.V. in New York, said he expects the dollar to head lower against both the yen and the mark. +The charges, filed Jan. 25, involve an 11-year-old girl who worked as a housekeeper at the Estes home. +Its historic emphasis on commodity output and investment, means, for example, that comparisons with past levels of output in the Korean Republic or Taiwan almost certainly exaggerate Chinese GDP today. Still more risky is casual empiricism. +First, they improved care of the sick. +In ancient times an oracle condemned Oedipus and God tested Job; today, men drive themselves to despair. +The banking company lost $15.4 million in the quarter a year ago. +Scientists want to find and analyze the genes because it might lead to advances in diagnosis and treatment. +Accepted bids were at 8.369%. +Textron has been selling assets to raise cash to retire debt incurred to buy Ex-Cell-O Corp. last year, but Mr. Bernstein said the sale of the credit-card business isn't part of that plan. +But the boxes have proved a hit with consumers, who buy around 4bn of them in the US each year. Maine's state legislature decided in 1990 to ban the boxes, but last month, after years of industry pressure, it reversed itself. +Spurgeon is the chief representative in Thailand of the Joint Casualty Resolution Center, a Hawaii-based military agency that accounts for America's wartime missing. +Dukakis, standing by Texas Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, said he was still deciding whom to choose as his running mate. +A renewed No would create 'a very bad situation' for Denmark, above all by putting fresh speculative pressure on the krone. +About 85 men dressed in Civil War uniforms gave full military honors Sunday to the four fallen members of the Irish Brigade from New York whose bones were found in March 1988 by relic hunters in a field near the battleground. +Pryor mentioned an estimate of $11 billion. +Its annual output is valued at one billion Czechoslovak crowns ($32.5 million). +"That answer was given at the time I knew I was getting on in age and strength," he says. "I had already decided I would like to do a big work for voices and orchestra for the concert hall. +Mr. Mulheren had been convicted by a jury for allegedly manipulating the stock price of Gulf & Western Industries Inc. at the behest of Mr. Boesky. +Telesphere Communications rose 3/4 to 5 5/8, a 52-week high. +In Washington, Fed officials have said they haven't made any significant policy changes lately. +Eventually, the school also offered lengthy training in medical specialties to its students who had finished the four years of the regular curriculum. +Rather than taking the traditional, year-to-year approach, it envisions long-term idling of huge amounts of highly erodible land. +She may start by revising the guest list for this week's Eid party marking the end of Ramadan. +But the CBS decision that the trip's expense outweighed its news value was a harbinger of television coverage this election season. +This week's production is higher than the same week a year ago, in which 211,315 cars and light trucks were produced, the trade journal said. +The Rev. Herman Fountain, a fundamentalist Baptist minister and founder of the controversial Bethel Home, has vowed to ignore any legislation that becomes state law. +Volume expanded to 832.3 million shares from 605.8 million Wednesday. +He said that talking about such matters would divert him from more important business. "I get diverted if you try to get me into some little staff matter," he told reporters. +The previous record seizure was in July, when 935kg of cocaine hidden in lead ingots was seized. +The report from Medellin provided no additional details, and it could not be immediately confirmed. +But some state officials, such as New York's Lawrence Hudson, say eliminating salt can save money in the long run. +Sometimes they are part of a vicious circle, forced to pay late because they are not being paid by their customers. Government and industry acknowledge the problem. +Gander Mountain Inc. said it has retained two investment banking firms to explore the possible sale of the company. +It also provides for copyright protection to take effect in other countries automatically without the necessity of government formalities, such as providing official notice of a copyright. +Leninets employs some 40,000 people in the manufacture and sale of consumer products, as well as scientific, ecological and research activities. +Paulsen has three grown children. +Emerson Electric Co. said it agreed to acquire Liebert Corp., a maker of computer-support systems, for stock valued at about $430 million. +That could hand control of the State Senate to the Democrats, giving that party the power to gerrymander New York into a one-party state. +Mr. Hackworth said the company plans to add 10 to 20 new chips to its lineup, which now includes about 40 chips. +One year ago: Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev visited Lithuania, where he sought to assure supporters of independence that they would have a say in their republic's future. +This is where attempts to control the epidemic must concentrate. +Arens has said his policy is to deploy more soldiers along roadways to protect Jewish settlers as they travel to and from their homes in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. +It will employ about 650 people. +Finally, check with your alma mater. +Speculation about lower rates also helped depress the dollar in foreign exchange trading. +Numerous other variations are being developed, including a system which will link divisions of the same company located in buildings miles apart. British Telecom began offering Northern's Companion system last June. +Dickinson said the inspectors will continue to enforce the fire code, they don't need to carry out plans to visit every restaurant in the city. +Mr. Sofer's lawyer, Stanley Arkin, declined to comment. +Most of the oil was consumed by the fire. +WELLCOME Trust, the medical charity, is offering to buy a range of shares in other companies from institutional investors who apply for the shares in Wellcome, the drugs group, that the Trust is selling. +Stanford officials said Tuesday that Gorbachev would skip Hoover because he felt his "schedule was too tight." +The Emery officials said they had received no response from Mr. Brady. +Mr. Selzer, who holds an 11% stake in Tyco, is also chairman of Savoy Industries Inc., the former parent of Tyco and the target of a class-action lawsuit filed by Tyco shareholders in federal court last June. +The mass poisoning was the worst ever in Gujarat state, where more than 300 people have died in similar tragedies since 1981. Gujarat is the only Indian state that has banned the sale of alcohol. +It is run by Associates Capital Corporation of Dallas. +The law stipulates his sentences would have to run concurrently, Roberts said. +The Gaspe mine had operating losses of about 50 million Canadian dollars ($37.2 million) between 1982 and 1986. +The man conducting a private probe into the unsolved assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme told a hearing Wednesday that authorities knew Palme's life may have been in danger, but failed to act. +He succeeds William Fox, 39, who was named a special adviser to the prime minister. +We don't have a government yet. +We've got two fans. +It will be lighted in a ceremony using the same button Reagan used as president to illuminate the refurbished Statue of Liberty in 1986. +So too in Cambodia, where the coalition fighting Vietnam is rife with internal distrust and hatred. +The problems confronting Avon are similar to those facing many companies that have relied on animals for decades to test products ranging from eye shadow to candy bars. +Federal prosecutors also have been seeking cooperation for the Drexel investigation from partners in a much smaller firm, Princeton Newport Partners, who were indicted on tax fraud and racketeering charges in August. +Agudat Israel will receive the portfolios of housing and social welfare. +Institutional funds available for portfolio investment in the US alone amount to Dollars 5,000bn-Dollars 6,000bn. +Bench Craft, a Blue Mountain, Miss., furniture maker, didn't return phone calls seeking comment. +Not long after the artillery battles began, Aoun declared a "war of liberation" against the Syrians. +"We concluded that staying proprietary would have just meant having a smaller and smaller market share," said Joseph Graziano, Apple's chief financial officer. +There were unconfirmed reports of 30 deaths in Jamaica. +A 13-year-old told police he shot and killed his mother because he couldn't stand her nagging any more. +The CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report did not estimate how much health care costs would increase with increased testing, monitoring and administering of preventive drugs. +The Milan equity market's recovery this week appears perverse. +DISTANCE FROM THE SUN: Venus is the second planet from the sun, orbiting at a distance of 67.2 million miles. +David Price would make a natural successor but insiders say that the choice is too close to call. +It sprang, perhaps, from his upbringing in Ferriday, a backwater town in northern Louisiana's Bible belt. +Privacy advocates don't dispute the business merits of these data bases, but they worry that the consequences aren't adequately disclosed to consumers. +These were my neighbours. +The Brazilian government sold 70 per cent of the shares on offer in the sell-off of the Companhia Siderurgica Nacional (CSN), the steel company, on Friday. +As times are changing, the solidarity between Europe and the United States, between Italy and the United States, based on a thorough sharing of values remains a cornerstone and a prerequisite for facing these very changes. +Opposition support was split between Kim and his rival, Kim Young-sam. +It was government "transfer payments" _ Aid to Families with Dependent Children, Social Security, food stamps. +Civil defense workers removed one body and rescued a woman, who suffered severe burns, police reported. +"They will let the market see two marks, and then they will put the buck down." +The Inland Revenue publications department at Somerset House, London WC2 (tel: 071-438 6420) will be able to supply you with an appropriate booklet. +The game had been scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Friday. +Mergers and acquisitions, a hot issue in late 1987 and red-hot now, played a key role in both situations. +This is a gamble," said Joseph Bland of Santa Barbara on opening day Friday. +The firing began when an Indian fired his gun as soldiers tried to disarm him, the department says. +Non-durable goods sales climbed 0.9 percent after a 0.8 percent gain in August. +Rochester Gas & Electric Corp., a shelf offering of up to $50 million of preferred stock. +"The building does not have a sprinkler system, but it does have a standpipe system at every floor," he said. +Mrs. McGrath's division, with only 180 staffers, oversees an industry that manages about $1 trillion in total assets. +A six-foot crucifix hung on a wall behind an altar. +Reruns of ABC's "Full House" and CBS' "Designing Women" turned up in the top 10, but they were behind five NBC comedies. +Palmer said witnesses for Penry testified he functioned mentally like a 7-year-old and socially like a 9-year-old. +Some custom installers and electronics executives worry that the market is headed for a glut of products that will leave consumers more confused and disappointed than encouraged to buy. +Just imagine the chaos that would prevail today if we had to operate under the common law of master and servant to resolve issues in employee-injury cases. +A smaller group denounced the Colombian-born officer. +The paper said a Browning 9mm automatic pistol manufactured in Belgium was taken from the captured gunman. +Of particular enduring interest is the clarinet playing of tenor saxophonist Lester Young. +His death removes one of Italy's most exciting, if mercurial businessmen, and eliminates one of the central players able to shed light on the tormented affairs of Ferruzzi and its affiliates at a crucial time in their history. +That's him," she said. +Jim Henson created well-loved and recognizable characters including Muppet characters such as Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog. +Although some revered it as the actual burial cloth of Jesus, the church never recognized it as a relic. +In it, a woman feels secure in the knowledge that she is appropriately dressed. +Senate Budget Committee Chairman Jim Sasser (D., Tenn.) objected that the administration wants authority to spend money "with essentially no congressional oversight." +The refinancing may force MMB to reduce its 52 per cent holding, thus leading Mr Lagardere to lose control of Hachette. +That, in turn, would support a firming in oil prices. +"We don't mind polo shirts, because sometimes that's all they've got," she said. +If his campaign had been bolder and more radical, it could have been used to commit the whole party to a more creative direction. +He is described as "an awkward little machine," "a trusting, cheerful pet," but aside from a few indications that he resembles Mack we never really get a sense of what Randall looks like. +Two NTSB representatives from Washington were in Charleston today to examine the plane used on Flight 251. +He slashed subsidies and raised prices, which cut consumption and narrowed the deficit gap. +The measure has been criticized by some religious groups. +A man working as a shopping mall Santa Claus was arrested on charges that he fondled teen-age girls while they were having their pictures taken with him. +Tenneco's other business segments are demonstrating growth and improved profit at rates ranging from modest to booming, Ketelsen said. +Antioch is closing at the end of June. "They just did something extraordinary, these three. +A prison gang member was held without bail Saturday in the death of Huey P. Newton as the family and friends of the Black Panther co-founder prepared for funeral services. +He estimates revenue was about the same as last year's restated $357.9 million. +Williams said he was rescued by a firefighter who brought him down a ladder and left him outside the buiding. +Ten-year-old Matt Murphy smiled at his success and thanked his mentor. +Spokesmen for the two companies said the talks are in an advanced stage, but they declined to disclose details. +"But (a full recovery) won't happen overnight." +The two companies, in turn, said Friday they had decided against laying off employees and promised they would keep working with sympathetic members of Congress to win more money for the tilt-rotor aircraft. +State Banking Commissioner Mary Parell determined that 13 states meet New Jersey's reciprocity test, Ms. Lindemann said. +"There's no reason to rush in and buy securities at the moment," said Daniel J. Callahan, manager of the government bond department at First Boston Corp. +The money was included in a transportation money bill fashioned by a House-Senate conference committee and the overall measure must be acted upon by the Senate before going to the president's desk for his signature. +Using a false CV, she secured a job with Europarks as Mr Tucker's personal assistant. With free access to his offices there was little she could not obtain. +Demand wasn't quite as robust for Caisse Centrale's 9 1/4%, seven-year Eurobonds, led by Banque Paribas Capital Markets, although bankers considered the issue's performance encouraging in light of the difficulty other seven-year dates have had. +It is impossible to find the annual accounts of any of these businesses, or the identity of their beneficial owners. +We probably should have been doing it earlier." +"I like the concept that our party needs to have a broader base, a stronger participation," he said. +In August, Minneapolis investor Irwin L. Jacobs and a co-investor announced a 7.9% stake in the common stock and said they might seek control of Allegheny. +Jack Merritt, a retired Army general and now president of the private Association of the U.S. Army, said a key to routing the Iraqis from Kuwait would be cutting them off from resupplies and from the Iraqi leadership in Baghdad. +SA Airlink, based in Johannesburg, will introduce the Jetstream on internal services in South Africa which it operates with its partners South African Airways and South African Express. +This is the golden goose that it is in everyone's interest - Britain's, Hong Kong's, and China's - to keep alive. The trick can be done by a skilful political operator, which Mr Patten happens to be. +Reagan made the comment in response to a reporter's question as he arrived here to complete a holiday stay in California that began Dec. 23 and will end with his return to Washington Thursday. +The guide cited the areas mild climate and "easygoing charm." The Poly Royal was established as a showcase of student accomplishments, but parties and entertainment have become part of it. +'In searching for a recommended income unit trust, I decided on an equity income fund, because of my wish to see a growing income. +The troupe's 35 active members were depending on him. +Although the currency changes helped in the short run, they lulled the country into believing that British competitiveness was being restored without any need for belt-tightening at home. +But a union spokesman said leaders of the Phoenix-based Amalgamated Council of Greyhound Local Unions have been solidly opposed to violence. +Because Japan relies heavily on imported oil, especially from countries surrounding the Persian Gulf, its financial markets often are affected by that region's tide of events, and yesterday's apparent easing of gulf tensions boded well for the yen. +Silver for current delivery rose to $5.145 per troy ounce on the Comex, up 17.6 cents from Friday's close. +The office also hosts a drama group and other local afternoon activities. Although Kathy only works 12 hours a week, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, the door is always open. +Besharati, appears to be the Iranian official in charge of relations with Lebanese Shiites. +IT'S A WISE CHILD that knew when to pay estimated taxes. +I really essentially have been a wine drinker. +Continental reinsurers are unwilling to continue sharing terrorism risks, which would leave the UK insurers unacceptably exposed. +Mr. Modisa gets a pension of only $35 a month. +In other cases, a flat exclusion would be more profitable. +The government's strategy is similar to instances where trustees have been imposed on corrupt union locals. +Baker believes this was decanted into demi-johns in 1910. +The Continental flight was bound for Denver and arrived 12 minutes early without any problem, said Laura Duin, Continental reservation supervisor in Denver. +IBM will also announce several service options tomorrow that will make it easier for customers to set up servers, which are notoriously complex. +Milt's grandmother found him, his face black with soot, and took him home. +American officials cite security concerns, a tighter budget and congressional opposition. +The resignation of Richard Ferris as chief executive officer of Allegis Corp. two weeks ago was a striking example of the failure of one man's personal vision. +Hiroshi Saito, president of Nippon Steel Corp., told Kyodo News Service that the action would stabilize financial markets by making investors think the interest rate has reached its top. +He wouldn't say if the company is considering buying Mr. Clore's shares. +"We've only been running about eight months," says Michael Bennett, president of Saturn's UAW union local. +There is very high turnover in the (barter) companies, and you don't always get what you think you're getting." Jeff Stutin, director of marketing services for Norwegian Cruise Line in Coral Gables, Fla., echoed that sentiment. +The Bass Group and Bank Board have declined to comment on details of their negotiations. +Eurotunnel shares were trading at 92.60 francs yesterday, down 1.10 francs. +Each incoming message has a code that identifies the sender, so Mr. Whiteside has programmed his computer to sort through the missives like Robo-Mailman. +"The market hasn't fully digested" the increase in costs, he said, including higher exploration costs, environmental expenses and the cost of some raw materials used in gold leaching. +International finance officials say Mr. Brady has also sought to arrange an earlier meeting of the G-7 officials to prepare for the mid-October session. +A Navy precision parachute team and flyovers by the B-1 bomber and World War II-vintage aircraft followed. +Mr. Galanter found a receptive audience when he presented his findings in November at the annual meeting of the American Corporate Counsel Association, a national organization of in-house lawyers, in San Francisco. +The book brought great attention to the Masters and Johnson Institute of St. Louis, a non-profit clinic where couples receive therapy for sexual dysfunction. +"It has now become obvious that our 70-year experiment has ended in failure," says Vladimir A. Tikhonov. +The National Research Council is the principle operating agency of the National Academies of Sciences and Engineering, a congressionally chartered, private non-profit organization. +The margin of error in the physician survey was plus or minus 3 percentage points, the AMA said. +Those involving construction of hotels or office buildings aren't likely to win government approval. +It was the worst confrontation between Christians since Lebanon's civil war between Christians and Moslems broke out in 1975. +They just love to hear the tumble and grind of the concrete mixer at a new building site, and because they do they often end up in the washing machine instead, tumbled about and spun dry. +After his joint appearance with the Ohio senator to wind up a quick Midwest campaign trip, Dukakis returned to Boston for a holiday weekend that will be capped by a Fourth of July dinner with Jesse Jackson. +Their average age is probably in the low 20s, and youths with pimples definitely outnumber gray-haired veterans. +"You chew on the debt not by cutting creativity or firing people, but by growth," Munro said. +The 28-year-old woman, whose name has not been released, was brought to Gaylord by ambulance from Metropolitan Hospital in New York City, where she had been a patient since the April 19 attack. +David Treitel at Simat, Helliesen & Eichner, an airline consulting group based in New York, estimates U.S. airlines' annual financing requirements at $19 billion. +Net sales increased 13% to 5.74 billion guilders from 5.07 billion guilders. +Maresca said he did hear the shot in the cockpit but did not see who pulled the trigger. +School kids are covering the fashion end by sporting T-shirts with spiky Cyrillic letters. +Earlier, gold closed in both Zurich, Switzerland, and London at $431.50 a troy ounce, up from $428 bid late Thursday in London but down from $433 in Zurich. +For the fiscal fourth quarter ending Aug. 31, the company expects to post a loss as it always does in the summer, though Wall Street analysts forecast the deficit will narrow to roughly $15 million from last year's $20 million. +Abello testified that he attended the meeting in Aruba, but said he stormed out of the room when the conversation turned to drugs. +It is acquiring a new 25-year lease on the premises. +Then she held a news conference that made her Brussels reputation. +An environmental group criticized the use of herbicides in general on public lands. +The Desio plant, which produces 600 automobiles a day, will be transformed by its future owner into an auto components plant, possibly with some collaboration from Fiat, a Fiat spokesman said. +For this reason, the broker believes there will be a drawdown from world stocks of 4.2m tonnes over the coming crop cycle. The European Union sugar reform was unlikely to have any effect on the world market, Mr Meader said. +One other person was wounded and the canoe the fishermen were in was destroyed, Sy said. +Comecon is made up of the Soviet Union and its six European allies, plus Mongolia, Vietnam and Cuba. +Sir James Goldsmith sold most of his holdings in his main European concern, Generale Occidentale, to CGE of France for a reported $243.2 million. +The belief must be based "on some tenets or dogma accepted by the individual of some church, sect or denomination," the agency said. +'To his eternal credit he has stuck to his last. +"We're just not finding any distinction" between fatalities on the 65 mph rural interstate highways and those where the speed limit remained at 55 mph, Burnley said. +The battle has intensified concern in the country over whether the army of the Vietnam-installed Phnom Penh government can handle the guerrillas alone. +Thus, the practical Kellogg Foundation has given money to community colleges and rural hospitals, not theoretical physicists. +Rain fell in North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and eastern Arkansas. +In the new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, conducted after Reagan's sentimental televised farewell to the party, 57% of Americans approved of his handling of the presidency, up from 51% just before the convention. +There are so many more people buying these days and they really know what they're looking for.' There are some consolations. +States may prosecute employers for withholding accrued vacation pay owed fired workers, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously today in a case from Massachusetts. +On Wednesday, Gadhafi called for the release of Ms. Valente as a compassionate measure on the occasion of the Moslem holy month of Ramadan, which ends in late April. +The amount of debts left behind in March was the second largest on record following the 520 billion-yen failure of Sanko Steamship Co. in August 1985. +The current problem is in West Germany, and the issue is modernization of short-range nuclear weapons based there. +But almost in the next breath, Mandela departed from the normal decorum of such occasions by challenging Bush on the question of violence. +"We make notes on some of these people to know what they're looking for. +"The government shouldn't be in the real estate business," he said on the ABC program. +If Labour gets in, compulsory competitive tendering will be abolished, except as a 'last resort'. +West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl will meet with President Bush at the White House on May 17 to discuss the U.S.-Soviet superpower summit and German reunification, it was announced today. +A gilt with a 10 per cent coupon and a face value of Pounds 100 would pay Pounds 10 in gross interest per year. Gilts are traded and do not normally sell for their face value. +Major European airlines expect their profits will fall by about 16 percent this year after a dramatic 93 percent jump in earnings in 1987, the Association of European Airlines said Friday. +Bank of New York said it is considering terminating its hostile takeover bid, among other possible actions, in view of the results. +Web Chamberlin, a spokesman for the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., said "The Party Line" is sponsored by a New York resident, Brendan Corrigan. +It is unlikely the companies will face added trading sanctions as a result of the FTC action. +Tied studios, secure of an outlet for their programmes, could easily lose their commercial edge. +They are learning to keep what little land they have productive. +Officials quoted witnesses as saying Bates shot at his wife's head. +The demand matches the high prices. +Economists said it was only a matter of time before price bulges show up on supermarket shelves. +A week earlier a bomb damaged the residence of Vice President-elect Francisco Merino, also of Arena. +No one was injured in the robbery at Dolly Don Quixote Jewelers, Officer Don Lawrence said. +They may be cheapest, but you may not be allowed to change your plans. +In December, the company announced it would offer new products compatible with industrywide standards. +The group reiterated its commitment to stable exchange rates at an interim meeting of the International Monetary Fund in Washington in April. +ZDF said the independent Forschungsgruppe Wahlen research company surveyed 825 West Germans between 16 and 29 years old. +"This is a unique and critical relationship that bears watching," says Robert W. Back, a securities analyst with Rodman & Renshaw in Chicago and a Soviet expert. +The Colombian government said that under emergency rules, judges' identities would be kept secret in drug cases. +The previous U.S. bargaining position at conventional force negotiations in Vienna was 275,000 on each side. +The time period was misstated in Friday's edition. +Lloyd's just hasn't got the right sort of parliamentary representation,' he said. Lord Kimball, a former Lloyd's Council member, disagrees. +A review is required to determine whether cartels or other practices are in the public interest. A second reform proposed by Sir Bryan involves a toughening of the Fair Trading Act. +Syrian gunners blasted the presidential palace, army headquarters and the U.S. ambassador's residence with mortar fire Wednesday. +The white-majority City Council refused to repave Martin Luther King Jr. Street for the 25th anniversary of the Selma-to-Montgomery voting rights march, setting off new racial tension here. +This, however, has not visibly exercised the consciences of some Irish skippers. +The Wards could get lots of company in austerity. +Faced with overwhelming Soviet military supremacy, you will have become isolated in your own continent. +The other main challenger to the Front is the National Liberal Party and its candidate, Radu Campeanu. +Yet the president's tone does reflect the public mood. +The family of hostage Terry Waite, who turned 50 today, said it was marking his birthday in quiet prayer for the Church of England envoy. +References to "indirect trade and increasing human interchange" were observations of fact, not statements of policy, they said. +The Presidium voided the resolution. +He allowed formation of a civilian government among those who did participate, but fired it last May for alleged corruption and incompetence. +On Tuesday, a syndicate of banks led by Citibank agreed not to declare Federated and Allied in technical default on $2.34 billion in loans. +Meanwhile, the US electorate remains as contradictory as ever. +Norwegian tugboats circled the warship to keep 14 activists in seven canoes at bay while the Mahan docked. +In May, Roche made an agreed Dollars 5.3bn bid for Syntex, but the target was in deep difficulties. +A 16-year AMR executive, with previous experience in everything from greeting cards to department stores, he took over as AMR president in 1980 as the company was rolling to an $75.8 million net loss. +Rorer and Robins had hoped that, in exchange for court-approved protection from future Shield liability, Aetna would provide hundreds of millions of dollars to help meet the judge's increased estimate of the claims. +The two victims were suspected of collaborating with Israel's Shin Bet secret police, Palestinian sources said. +Chiron gained 3/4 to 65. Chiron agreed in principle to acquire 50% of the vaccine business of Italy's Sclavo from Ciba-Geigy for $64.4 million. +Chemical's loan-loss provision in the quarter was $97.2 million, compared with $114.3 million in 1986. +In 1846, two people are credited with the discovery of Neptune, the eighth, the English astronomer John C. Adams and the French mathematician Urbain J.J. Leverrier. +In a suit filed earlier this year, the bank accused Morgan of breach of contract and negligence in handling its investment account. +We have been advised that it is the owners' responsibility. We offered to pay for wheel-clamping: this was turned down by the owners, who requested that we put up a 'no parking' sign. +Through a spokesman Mr. Dingman said, "I have reached no decision on this matter" of going private. +And insurers point to those increases to justify their rates. +The National Islamic Front will not be in the Cabinet, the newspaper said. +But whether we feel we have the right to use it is another issue.' Illiterate people were often extremely good speakers. +According to the West Berlin-based Working Group August 13, a private organization that monitors events in East Germany, at least 191 people have been killed trying to escape from East Germany since 1961. +Congress wiped out several such special-interest benefits when it revised the tax law two years ago, contending that the tax system should not be used to provide subsidies when federal appropriations could do the job better. +"Alex, the main character, would interact with these people," he recalls. "Maybe one letter was written four months ago and he was here today. +The Iranian-born businessman, who pleaded guilty Nov. 21 to illegally helping supplement Oliver North's government income with a $13,800 home security system, bitterly attacked the government after his sentencing. +The test case for what Mr. Martin calls "Arrupism" is Nicaragua. +In Warsaw, dozens of East Germans also waited outside the West German Embassy, including some who missed the train to the West by only a few minutes. +It was NASA's most extensive fueling test of a shuttle. +Tax evasion, exotic, dodgy: for many investors these will be images conjured up by offshore investment funds. +It was the eighth air raid this year by Israeli jets against targets in Lebanon. +Deseret Savings & Loan Association, Salt Lake City, was sold to Zions First National Bank, Salt Lake City, a unit of Zions Bancorporation. +At least 27 people have reportedly been killed in the violence. However, there was no official toll. +A rise in the short sterling future was an unambiguous sign of the market betting on easier money to come. +The recovery may not be running away with itself, but it is not exactly faltering either. +For one thing, Mr. Weiss theorizes, the Pentagon is not good at managing innovation. +"A certain marginal unemployment is a natural element of any market economy." +An anorexic teen-ager was a character in the movie "Down and Out in Beverly Hills." +The measure, which was fought by local hotel-casino interests, lost by a 1,001-802 vote in a special election Tuesday in this mountain resort area. +First American was paying extremely rich terms, even in those heady days for U.S. banking. +Thirdly, generic competition to ICI's Tenormin drug had gathered pace. There were also hints that ICI was about to bid for Fisons, the troubled chemicals group; although not ruled out, such suggestions were deemed premature by marketmakers. +Chief Cabinet Secretary Keizo Obuchi announced the new name, which will be used on calendars and official documents. +Many committees have already voted for confirmation of the cabinet members who have come before them, even though Mr Clinton cannot actually nominate them until he is inaugurated next Wednesday. +Nobel blamed the losses on increased claims in its general liability, automobile, and property insurance lines of business. +Medical sources said it was not needed to treat most of the wounded but could be useful for acute and specialized cases, such as victims needing artificial limbs or 24-hour care. +"This is no Telmex," says PaineWebber analyst Jack Grubman. +He added: 'If I lived in Ebbw Vale I should vote for Michael Foot, and if I lived in County Down I should vote for Enoch Powell'. +"Cheaper prices _ that's our big draw," says Len Langford, the civilian assistant manager at Cameron Station, and his customers agree. +It is these beads that may become detached and pose a potentially fatal choking hazard, the commission said Wednesday. +Walls are recessed at the bottom to create a slight floating sensation. +TRAFALGAR HOUSE has sold a golf resort and land in the Algarve, Portugal to Thompson Investments (London) for an undisclosed sum. +Agriculture Minister Abdul Wahab Mahmoud said in a report published Thursday that Iraqi farmers must redouble their efforts to grow more grain. +Their mission is to remove asbestos insulation from a leaking steam pipe as required by a federal law that is forcing every school in the nation to take costly and drastic steps to control a mineral once used widely as a fire retardant. +The company added $76 million in the second quarter to the reserve, which already held $50.2 million, resulting in a $16.5 million net loss for the period. +Glaxo markets a later version of the drug, known as Form 2. Geneva hopes to make its anti-ulcer drug available by the end of 1995, when Glaxo's US patent on Form 1 expires. +And although many labor-law protections have applied to illegals, according to one recent court decision that could begin changing. +Mr. Tartikoff, who turned down the Columbia post before it was offered to Mr. Puttnam, "is not involved with conversations with anyone at any other company," an NBC spokesman said. +The new product also shows how fax technology is mutating to let the machines fit better into computer networks. +She questions her behavior, wondering when she has done the right thing as she recollects the events of her life. +He envisions some mechanism that would give the country's 5 million whites veto power on major policy decisions. +The Hay Compensation Report from Hay Management Consultants, 52 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1. Both by subscription. +The activity is producing the trading volume needed to make them liquid, he added. +Brady hinted that it could be as high as 2.4 percent rather than the expected 1 percent. +At one point, Orwell takes justifiable pride over official British permission for the communist newspaper Daily Worker to circulate once again. +But somewhere in there they mention the show," said Starr, chatting in a suite overlooking Central Park. +Foreign securities issues amounted to only 3% of all issues registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission last year, down from 13% in 1979, Mr. Markey said. +Mr Simon Goodwin, NCR's architecture consultant, calls it 'deliver and drop technology'. With a Wavelan card fitted into a standard PC, the service costs Pounds 675 a connection. +It broadcasts shows produced by other evangelists such as Jerry Falwell, James Robison and Richard Roberts. +Gorbachev will address Congress during his U.S. visit next month under a tentative accord reached between White House, Kremlin and Capitol Hill officials, congressional sources said. +He doesn't need kids. +Both embassies are in the wealthy suburb of San Isidro, three miles from the downtown area. +But even if a pilot does recover from GLOC, it can take up to two minutes to regain his bearings. +Bendix Field Engineering Corp. said it was laying off 300 workers in Jacksonville, Fla., because most of the equipment the company maintains there for the Marines was shipped to the Middle East. +Brothers, I ask you, and through you I ask the Iraqi people to maintain your alertness and vigil. +When he was six his widowed father, hard pressed, sent him off to live with a neighbor, Dan Call. +Other banks are also expected to announce improved results. +The trade center is highly dependent on credit. +He has to persuade an essentially conservative electorate that his party's reputation for internal squabbling and utopianism is no longer true. In the eight months since he became leader, he has made considerable progress. +The study adds that European managers here find the quality of labor a cause for worry. +But other Pakistanis doubt it. +In vetoing the trade bill in May, Reagan echoed the sentiments of business groups such as the National Association of Manufacturers, U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Business Roundtable, which oppose notices of plant closings or impending layoffs. +"More likely, it's a correction after the bull market we've had," he said. +But not last week. +Mahoney is fiscal adviser to the Rhode Island House of Representatives. +The policy governing the sale of distilled liquors, such as vodka, has not changed. +Placid's project, located in the gulf's Green Canyon, is a controversial centerpiece of Placid's plan to drill its way out of its financial problems. +Bush's proposal to overhaul the Clean Air Act, following up on campaign pledges to be the environmental president as well as the education president, is creeping along. +It said planned increases in foreign-based inspection personnel will allow full surveillance of the additional facilities if they are certified. +Coast Guard spokesman Keith Spangler flew over the tanker and shoreline Saturday morning and said no more oil was visible around the ship or off the coast. +For end users the system runs on PCs, although the big advantage is the mainframe centralisation of data. +One of its most famous soldiers was Elvis Presley, who was honored in the 2nd Armored war museum at Fort Hood. +Poindexter and the Iran-Contra independent counsel. +For the most part, the former New Left leaders bristle at the "rigidity" and "intolerance" of the old conservatives who spoke at Saturday's dinner. +As ratings experts have long counseled: Do not read too much into the test scores data. +"Excluding oil, there's a somewhat better tone to the capital goods market," concluded Alan Greenspan of Townsend-Greenspan, economic consultants in New York. +But his reported threat of tax audits provoked outrage both from journalists and from the opposition Gaullist party, and even elicited an indirect rebuke from a government spokesman. +In the 25-day campaign leading up to parlimentary elections on Thursday, criticism of Indonesia's leaders has been banned. +This time, GM officials say new technology could make a commercially viable electric car possible. +Officials fear that CGE's purchase plan would disrupt that balance. +Coca-Cola typically trades at a 20% to 60% premium to the market, said Allan Kaplan, an analyst with Merrill Lynch Capital Markets. +It has changed this practice, although it calculates its total exposure at only Pounds 5m. 'We have made sure there are no latent Indias,' said Mr Williamson. +Some analysts also question the program's wisdom as a marketing tactic. +I am encouraged that Bishop Spong and other devoted "radicals" are challenging the church's talismanic beliefs about homosexuals and are dragging the Christian faith kicking and screaming into modern-day society. +In 1990, the proportion of total funds using passive equities stood at 41 per cent. +GE Capital Corp. and Kidder Peabody are also major investors in the buy-out. +Some 15 states have adopted the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act, which requires that prenuptial agreements be upheld under most circumstances, and other states have adopted similar legislation. +THE FIRST salvo in the autumn campaign to secure a change in the Sunday trading laws was fired yesterday. +The planting figures were released after the close of trading. +The 6-foot-2 company chairman drops to his knees to get an older person's view of the highest bookshelves. +It invaded its neighbor after fierce border clashes with the radical communist Khmer Rouge government which then ruled Cambodia. +The killers sped away and it was not known if the shooting was related to the drug war. +At least 2,800 people have written to NBC to express their disappointment with the cancellation of "A Year in the Life." Television critics have similar letters. +On a refueling stop in Geneva, he shot to death a French passenger when his deadline for readying the plane expired. +So even though BMC is only 18 months old, its principals have been part of the national economic debate for years. +If their efforts are unsuccessful and they do become pregnant, many, but by no means all, turn to abortion. +Michael Brenson, 47, a Times art critic since 1982, will work with Kimmelman, Frankel said. +Yesterday's votes in the people's congress were significant not because the congress has real legislative power but because it is the only all-union assembly with even a halfway claim to being broadly representative. +Workers at the plant were praised by the company for their efforts in refining the team concept and creativity in improving productivity. +The Treuhand would relish a Yes to both questions. +But he denies that First City has made a habit of extending risky loans. +"People have been going to paper rather than hold on to precious metals," Kadlec said. +Thermionic fuel elements have been studied for decades and continue to be evaluated at Los Alamos National Laboratory. +Community Shares Ltd. said David L. Weimert, 36 years old, was elected chairman and president, succeeding James C. Beck, who resigned. +But a further Ecu7bn could be raised, the paper says, by issuing 'Union Bonds' on the capital markets, taking advantage of the EU's high credit rating. +The order prohibits broadcast interviews with members of the outlawed Irish Republican Army, 10 other militant groups and their sympathizers. +MG Holdings Inc. said its MG Acquiring Corp. unit completed its $260 million leveraged buyout of Mayflower Group Inc. +Only three complete skulls have been found. +It would be surprising if she were not to take the opportunity to belabour the European Union for its interventionism, protectionism, et al. +They didn't make any projections for the current fiscal year. +"We had an image in the market of being reliable but slightly fuddy-duddy, old-fashioned, conservative and non-innovative," recalls John MacKenzie, the British bank's general manager for East Asia. +"This policy requirement has become substantially less exacting under the current federal Conservative government, and it will virtually disappear in most industries with the proposed U.S.Canada free trade agreement," he said. +Attending the rededication ceremony was Itzhak Shelef, assistant director general of the Israeli Foreign Ministry. +Solidarity was legalized again following an agreement with the government in April that also prepared the way for the elections. +A 1991 survey by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development put France's degree of unionisation at 12 per cent, even below that of Turkey or the US. +Brad Stanius, a legislator from White Bear Lake and a well-known angler, said he can't set up a permanent house on the lake or hundreds of people would drill their fishing holes nearby. +There's a new gold rush in the California desert, powered by 1980s technology for coaxing gold out of low-grade ore, but miners are worried that plans for a national park could someday end the boom. +"Depreciation simply wouldn't apply." +So said a federal judge, in a case involving two players for the minor league Bluefield, Va., Orioles, a Baltimore farm team. +'It will take five more years to get where we want to be,' he admits. +Official criticism of the Hungarian decision to halt construction and launch a two-month review of it followed an attack in the Communist Party daily newspaper Rude Pravo. +A Tokyo court rejected an appeal by British coin dealer Paul Davies against the refusal of Japanese police to return 3,200 gold coins they seized as fakes. +Sekisui Jushi Co., a Japanese maker of building materials, offered $30 million of identical bonds through Nomura International Ltd. +Gone are the days when a demagogue over Cairo Radio could arouse the Arab masses against their own governments. +He wouldn't be surprised to see stock yields eventually equaling or exceeding bond yields before a new bull market begins. +This also becomes more complex the more components there are. +But the system United unveiled this month had IBM personal computers doing some tasks originally earmarked for the 9370. +Lincoln Savings & Loan Association had an $847 million loss in the first half, sending its net worth plunging to a negative $906 million, state thrift officials said. +The president, one of 18 heads of state expected to attend, is not on the list of speakers for the formal proceedings. +Since then, the predominantly rural county, whose population is almost evenly divided among whites, blacks and Indians, has also been rocked by the shooting death of an Indian activist who was running for judge. +Robert Redford's Wildwood Enterprises Inc. independent film company and Cineplex Odeon Corp. announced a joint production and distribution venture for low-budget independent films. +The data, in a General Accounting Office study, are based on 1,574 calls to 29 of the 32 IRS phone centers last tax season. +One direct line will originate in Washington and another will start in New York, he said. +On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Robert Potter rejected a defense motion to dismiss the charges on the grounds that Bakker's religious freedom was violated. +And he complains that soaring rents have forced blacks to leave the neighborhood. +"We had to work around interference with the military and other agencies," Rosenblatt said. +King, a real estate appraiser and keen skydiver for two decades, found out about Bridge Day in 1984 and has taken part every year since. +The fire at the Roadway Express Freight Terminal started about 12:30 a.m., and firefighters were still dealing with small fires and hot spots Tuesday night. +The last round of talks in Mexico in June produced no accords after discussions got hung up on the subject. +"There was a lot of crying that day," she recalled. +The sale to Hechinger is expected to be completed in early 1988 and Grace said the gain will be included in its first-quarter results. +Purchases of big-ticket durable goods were expected to be sizable because of the new tax law, which begins to phase out deductions for consumer interest next year. +The crash tests are designed to indicate the likelihood of an occupant's suffering head, chest and leg injuries. +"You will watch this year the end of an era in convention coverage." +In the wake of the Mideast war, their usual frustration is tempered by hope that GOP candidates will catch the wave they expect President Bush to ride to re-election next year. +The Hunts won bankruptcy-court approval to proceed with a controversial $435 million oil and gas drilling project in the Gulf of Mexico. +James M. Kennedy, business enterprise editor for The Associated Press, has been named head of the AP's national business news department. +"In economic terms, the industry is profitable. +The bombing at the Capitol blew a hole in the wall outside the Senate chamber. +"The question we all have is why someone would steal this material," said Prudence Adler, a spokeswoman for the Washington-based Association for Research Libraries. +Not so, counters the government. +An Accor official said the strong earnings growth reflects the development of the group's meal-voucher business, especially in Brazil, and increased profitability from its French hotel operations. +The following issue was recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission: Xerox Corp., 2.5 million of 10-year sinking fund preferred shares and 1.5 million of 20-year sinking fund preferred shares, via Salomon Brothers Inc. +The fund mainly will finance scholarships and also may be used for recruiting and retaining minority students, GMI said in a statement. +"We thought this was a great opportunity. +FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT: He met in warm sessions with reporters almost twice a week for 13 years around his desk or, at Warm Springs, Ga., around his car. +EDITOR'S NOTE: Tom Raum covers the White House for The Associated Press. +The insurgency has weakened because China has reduced, and possibly cut off, its once significant aid to the Communists in order to improve relations with the Burmese government. +A one-block area was sealed off and police authorized eight people to shoot the pigeons, which had been damaging buildings and posing a health hazard to the community, said Police Chief Elliot Arens. +But environmentalists warn that pollution control is not enough. Mercury, they note, cannot be destroyed and remains in the environment forever. +Officials also were waiving interviews with applicants until after the deadline to cope with the rush. +Among shares trading ex-dividend, Lucas lost 18 to 576 ($10.20), Redland fell 8 to 440, while Great Universal Stores slipped 16 to #10.61 ($18.80). +Armed with an acoustic guitar, he regularly performed his songs and others in pubs around Cambridge and, in true music business fashion, was "discovered" there. +Will Ogonyok begin a series of reports analyzing the failures of perestroika? +CHICAGO - Options traders were among the big victims of Friday's plunging stock market, including one small firm that required an emergency $50 million bailout. +Screams and the crash of metal brought bystanders to the scene on Tuesday. +"It wouldn't help Aerospatiale, but it would help Dassault, and it would help the French aeronautics industry a lot." According to the French news agency, Mr. Martre stressed that the decision isn't up to him. +One day a week, they become the "moms" of the city's Vietnam Veterans Outreach Center, answering telephones, making coffee and sitting in the lobby to talk to anyone who comes in while the counseling group is in session. +He claimed the veto reflected his objection to the law's harsh provisions on rape cases and its unlikely prospects before the Supreme Court. The risk of ruining his state's economy must also have played a part, however. +Sometimes I just have to lay back and be cool," she said. +The rebels have been waging a 21-year insurgency to establish a Marxist state. +"The more popular, better producing seeds are in short supply," he said. +"Cuba continues to provide safe haven, weapons and political and financial support to a wide range of leftist and insurgent organizations that use terrorism," the department said. +Police said they may charge the parents, who left the baby unattended after an argument. +Bank of New York's stock had fallen nearly 17% before it pulled the deal. +New plaques outside gang offices emulate the one that has stood for some time outside the Inagawa-kai's headquarters, which overlook Japan's Defense Agency in Tokyo's Roppongi district. +He didn't want to hurt anybody," said Brian Bond, 17, one of the hostages and a close friend. +On the other hand, both Cunningham and Myers pointed out that petroleum ink prices may also rise. +One wonders what the play would have been like if Shue had been able to do some rewriting. +Police found Hildreth, who apparently had slashed his wrists, in the lobby. +Since becoming chief executive in 1984, Mr. McCoy has more than tripled the bank's assets by buying profitable but underperforming Midwest banks. +Two of Lundgren's followers remained at large Sunday. +Kennecott officials couldn't be reached for comment. +Some legal consultants say 1991 statistics will show the slump more clearly. +Broznick had shipped out two perfect kidneys, but got only one back. +Recommendations that Congress lift a ban on providing trade credits to the Soviet Union through the U.S. Export-Import Bank. +However, it can cause stomach irritation and bleeding and perhaps a rare childhood disorder called Reye's syndrome. +"We got better paper and better printing." +The sum included $2.7 million the government had paid for the land plus expenditures for education, food and other provisions. +The remaining two will be in Bakersfield, Calif., and Oklahoma City. +Drexel wasn't the only party putting heat on Simon & Schuster. +High prices in the pork complex also caused some jitters, he said. +So if the justices ever decide to tackle the punitive-damages problem once and for all, the solution is no great mystery. +An administration source said, "There's nothing pushing an immediate action here. +The phones are slightly larger than standard telephone handsets and weigh between 18 ounces and two pounds. +Few anticipated the strength of the economy following the last recession. +There was no urgent need to press further and demand the vote. +Mr. Godsell said the mine owners would defend their wage offer, but no longer would insist that it be a non-negotiable issue. +However, broader issues are at stake. +Most of these, however, now choose the turbo-diesel, not the thirsty petrol V8 which is the only one with automatic transmission. +Legally, says Mr. Turk, there are three main criteria: territory, population and effective state power to implement and defend the sovereignty of that place and those people. +President Elias Hrawi started dismantling Beirut's dividing Green Line on Monday to unify what he hopes will be a militia-free capital after the defeat of rebel Gen. +'The FT-SE linked companies do have the benefit of a lock-in, but at a rather higher level than we would have preferred.' Oxford alumni may be attracted by the Balliol and Magdalen Colleges launched by sponsor Hodgson Martin late last week. +A 30-minute workout three times a week for walking, jogging, swimming or aerobics is a good start. +It said Palestinian-Israeli peace talks proposed recently by the United States and Egypt could only be preliminary, leading to an international peace conference under U.N. auspices. +In addition, by reducing the size distortion of land areas the Robinson map shows more of the Earth's surface as water. +A spokesman for Santa Fe Southern Pacific said the company will consider any offers made for the Southern Pacific railroad. +A spokesman for Olympia & York declined to comment. +In Chicago, FBI spokesman Bob Long said Wednesday that "aside from saying there is still an active investigation, there wouldn't be any statement. +In explaining the debt ratings reduction, Moody's boted that repayment of the company's bank debt with proceeds from the theme parks sale had reduced Harcourt's interest costs substantially. +Saturday's arrests followed by hours a spate of gang violence in the region that left a 13-year-old boy dead and a girl critically wounded. +He said he did not recognize the men. +"There are forces which do not wish peaceful negotiations to succeed. +JOHANNESBURG ended in subdued form. Gold futures continued to defy bearish spot market sentiment, but the gold shares index finished 7 lower at 1,900, down 3.7 per cent on the week. +Of the total program volume, 39.8% involved stock-index arbitrage, compared with 42.3% the previous week. +'The people who worked on this have got a total understanding of commercial culture. +In the absence of anyone with Khomeini's religious and political authority, it seems likely Iran will be ruled by a collective leadership. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Mott's shares closed at $9.25, up 25 cents. +The speed with which the visits were arranged was several months faster than those accorded foreign prisoners in the past and appear to be part of the Afghan government's move to present a more humanitarian face to the world. +The rebels claim to be battling the Marxist government's troops along the nation's main north-south highway and are fighting within 100 miles of the capital of Addis Ababa, Western diplomats said Thursday. +The state officials said that the participants agreed among themselves to divide up road-building projects by taking turns submitting low bids. +Residents in Baku said in telephone interviews that they had heard there was a 40-minute gun battle in the harbor. +Clearly, the U.S. is this year's hot destination for European tourists. +A similar report, based on a plant inspection in July, detailed 10 serious problems with radiation protection at the plant. +FBI officials have said an internal investigation of the operation found several problems with it, and The New York Times reported today that an internal FBI report recommends disciplinary action against some of those involved. +But conservationists now are suspicious about the huge corporations trying to take over companies in the region and are wondering what they plan to do with the land. +The decision simply helped BA to cut its costs, and hence its losses, at Gatwick. +True, it might make an opera. +Since compulsory redundancy is difficult, companies will have to find ways of employing these people while reducing their workforces. +MTI did not say what type of military vehicle was involved and gave no further details of the accident. +Once they have decided to exclude something, to be required to disseminate it against their will intrudes on First Amendment freedoms," Mr. Levine said. +Pork futures were helped by lighter than anticipated movement to market of hogs, analysts said. +Private analysts complain the government, even with working capital, must spend far more than $50 billion to cover failed thrifts' losses. +The concerto repertoire is so much wider; the virtuoso opportunities so eye-catching, if the competitor chooses a big, romantic piece. +Like most Israeli men, they have fought at least one war, but their four reserve tours in three years have been spent chasing stone-throwing Palestinians. +The rock wheel, which has teeth that dig into the road surface, can lay pipes at up to 200 metres in an hour. The company's efforts to link new parts of east Germany to the gas grid are being rapidly outstripped by demand. +Ms. Barber was the first Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services caseworker to be convicted of a felony for handling of official duties. +He has finished in the top 10 every year since 1973, when the Iditarod was started. +It also can lift patent protection for an overpriced drug. +MCDONALD'S Corp. raised its quarterly 12%, to 14 cents a share from 12.5 cents, the Oak Brook, Ill., food concern said at its annual meeting. +He has insisted that all the underwritings in question are valid. +Euroyen issues were unchanged to slightly higher. +Italians began moving into lower Manhattan in the 1880s, and between 1890 and 1924, they displaced their Irish predecessors on the blocks along Mulberry Street. +Though of diverse backgrounds, they are bound together by five principles of Islam: Belief in one God and his prophets; prayer; charity; fasting; and, if possible, pilgrimage to Mecca, the birthplace of the prophet Mohammed. +Another dispute centered on whether the airliner, which Howard described as 27 minutes off schedule, was within the commercial air corridor. +They were visiting an acquaintance in Darien when they became ill. +But the company was still negotiating with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. +That percentage compares with 6% minority ownership of all U.S. businesses. +The actress had issued a statement earlier denying she has AIDS. +The Doolittle expedition is being paid for by the participants. It has the full cooperation of officials of the provincial government, said Xiangling Zhao, the Chinese counsul. +Attorneys for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers said they were seeking a federal court order allowing Machinists to picket other airlines with which the international union has contracts. +The U.S. Bipartisan Commission on Comprehensive Health Care reported it had approved proposals to provide universal health insurance, phased in over five years, and a proposal to ensure long-term nursing care to Americans. +SECOND-QUARTER NET INCOME 1987 1986 in per in per % millions share millions share chg. +Last week, it was announced that there had been an oversubscription for shares in SSAB (Swedish Steel), which is the first company wholly to be privatised. +There was an exceptional charge of Pounds 940,000 (credit Pounds 19,000), including the write-down. Losses per share were 35.7p, against earnings of 3.4p. +Mr. Einhorn of Goldman Sachs, which was a late convert to the notion that the latest stock runup was really a rally and not a bear market bounce, begs to differ. +While virtually all of Goodyear's rivals now sell their brands to the national chains, Goodyear still clings to its company-owned and exclusive independent dealers. +Meantime, vitriolic statements by Iranian President Ali Khamenei at a United Nations news conference led to further buying, some brokers said. +Under Kansas right-to-work laws, contracts cannot require workers to be union members. +Fifty-five years ago, the recess was hidden by pipes and hams, Aretsky said. +It has 40 million tons of known oil reserves. +Corporate & Junk Bonds Prices of investment-grade corporate bonds rose between 1/4 and 3/8 point yesterday even as more than $1 billion of new debt was sold. So far this week, $5.3 billion of new corporate debt has hit the market. +The commercial paper will be backed by a surety bond issued by Financial Guaranty Insurance Corp., a unit of General Electric Co., and a 15% letter of credit from Chemical Bank and a consortium of other institutions. +"We were using drugs," testified Moore. +South Korea's Roh named a new premier in an attempt to end violent nationwide protests that have plunged the government into a political crisis. +Increasingly, Latin leaders see debt relief as perhaps the only way their countries can restore economic growth and to prevent yet another lost decade. +But by definition, franchisees sacrifice some freedom in order to live by somebody else's methods and rules; to some extent, democracy is an alien concept for any franchise chain. +But some company executives were less critical, and others applauded the president's initiative as an important first step. +One investigator, Nikolai Ivanov, said on Friday that the name of Politburo member Yegor K. Ligachev also came up in the inquiry. He did not go into details. +The Senate Democratic campaign committee has been urging Lader to make the run, but he described himself as taking his time about making a decision. +"It's involving a lot more people than it has in the past. +But almost all of that increase came from a big buildup of unsold products. +Television's Valerie Harper and John Forsythe hosted the affair. +Today's forecast called for thunderstorms from Texas to the upper Great Lakes, showers in the Dakotas and Northern Rockies, and more severe weather in north-central Texas, where tornadoes forced at least 150 people from their homes. +Based on his comments, many analysts predicted that the Fed would push the federal funds rate down by another 0.25 percentage point, perhaps by Labor Day if Congress and the administration have agreed on the outlines of a deficit-cutting package by then. +Since then, newspapers have reported that purchases are going smoothly and have not said if the state has resorted to printing more money as it did last year. +The small group flew to Prague, Czechoslovakia, on Tuesday. +But a breakdown of the 1990 Census of 982,250 people is expected to show a majority black and Hispanic population. +"What they are doing is to harm the efforts at reconciliation, as well as the hopes of a peaceful transition to a new society," The Citizen newspaper said in an editorial July 5. +Manufacturing output rose 4.3%, up from a 2.8% rise in 1986, while hours worked increased 1%, after a 0.9% decline in 1986. +The officials said Takeshita discussed Taiwan with Yang, the 81-year-old ceremonial head of state. +The study's findings were based on interviews with 191 nonsmokers recently diagnosed with lung cancer in 23 counties in New York State as well as 191 nonsmoking control subjects, matched by age, sex and county of residence. +As the testimony unfolds, Robert McFarlane, Adm. +To fill gaps, Jackson authorized taxicabs to pick up multiple fares, allowed 1,000 suburban line buses to extend their routes into the city and charge 16 cents a ride _ four times the usual fare. +The same restraint is seen in the governor's competition with the Rev. Jackson among homosexuals. +"The armed fight will continue, with or without military aid." There was no immediate response from the government. +A large proportion of inward investment has gone into textiles: some argue that the country is now overly dependent on one industrial sector. A lot of investment has come from the east, particularly from South Korea and Taiwan. +While release of all the hostages continued to be promised, in fact the hostages came out singly if at all. +K mart Chairman Joseph Antonini said in a statement that the store enlargements and relocations should be completed by 1993, and other refurbishments will be done by 1994. +Officials in Colombo, the capital, said one man in the fort was killed by sniper fire Tuesday. +Ernest did not work quite so well as a name for Dowson. +Small businesses are frequently in the retail trade and services industries, typically paying minimum or low wages. +The rest of the $230 million purchase price will come from excess cash of the two corporations, Massachusetts Computer said. +The former parish priest of an Irish nationalist who was shot dead from an army observation tower said Monday that police and soldiers harrassed the victim for several years. +Then, it damages the share rating as investors see that loss of value and lose confidence in the management. By contrast, if a company buys back its own shares, it creates a virtuous circle. +The chill of that moment still lingers for Mr. Bradbury, now chief executive of the company. +President Reagan is almost certain to sign the measure, even though it is nearly identical to the one he vetoed earlier. +At least 10 people, aged 9 to 35, were injured, Arab reports said. +"Based on the achievements of the last few years, I will also tell him it is a search that can succeed," the president said. +Last week, Eastern reached agreement with the unsecured creditors on a new reorganization plan under which sister carrier Continental Airlines would make some payments to the creditors. +For instance, as more women join the work force, fewer will be home to watch daytime television. +Several ranking industry officials, though, said they didn't see Mahlmann's departure as having much effect on that fight. +It was designed to carry bulk freight, and was owned by Caribene Investments Ltd. of Gibraltar, according to Bureau Veritas, a Paris-based shipping registry. +Shultz said Reagan won't argue with Congress over rules governing Star Wars testing, but will make case-by-case funding requests for the project. +THE COMMISSION of the European Community is in disarray. +Opposition candidates made a surprisingly strong showing in the National Assembly elections, depriving the Roh's party of its majority for the first time in South Korea's 40-year history. +Uri Ariel, head of the West Bank settlements council, said Monday's action was "too little too late" and demanded more expulsions. +On the other hand, he should not need much help. +Mr. Sternlight confirmed recent press reports that the New York Fed sent a letter to primary dealers this month seeking information on the seven-year notes. +Stock market officials said only 6% of the purchases yesterday were made by foreigners. +At the Wall Street Journal lunch with political experts, top Republican political strategists ask it. +TSB's lending, like that of all the other high street banks, has fallen sharply. +Okuli-Bolo is a "heap of rubble" and the chairman of a local economic cooperative, Hairrulo Yuldashev, said the households of 70 peasant families were "completely demolished and buried by the landslide," Tass said. +The Big Three auto makers will post a combined earnings decline of as much as 54% for the second quarter, analysts said. +And Affiliated also has settled on another acquisition direction, adding specialty magazines, starting with the purchase of the recording industry's bible, Billboard magazine, in March. +Although a deal in hockey is closer than ever, officials in that and other sports say patience is the biggest asset in dealing with the Soviets. +So far, Cefic is not considering anti-dumping action. +But Mr. Skinner's statements that Tracinda was cleared to talk to TWA did placate members of Congress who have been pushing the Kerkorian bid. +But after age 55, women's health insurance rates start to fall below men's rates. +But he said it would take about a week to judge the success of the operation, Kyodo said. +Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, said Thursday that he would seek a vote before Congress recesses for the year unless Bush acts. +In the ground war, Iran's official Islamic Republic News Agency said Iranian forces killed or wounded 2,000 Iraqi troops and captured more than 10 square miles of northeast Iraq in an operation that began Tuesday night. +He told about seeing Campbell throw a screaming Lattie into a bathtub of hot water, scrubbing the boy with a rag until his skin started peeling off. +"You can't get beaten over the head every day and want to play. It's hard to come to the ballpark every day when you're unhappy," Mattingly said. +(John) Poindexter, Colonel North knew of it," McFarlane said. +Mr Simon Murray, managing director, said 1993 would prove a turning point in Hutchison's fortunes. +When the suit was settled in 1987, the papers issued a statement saying "extensive discovery" found no evidence of skimming. +The non-binding resolution also urged the White House to consider "a comprehensive package of emergency financial and other economic assistance" to help a democratic successor government rebuild Panama's economy. +Bulgaria stopped making payments months ago on a foreign debt of more than $10 billion and is strapped for cash to import energy. +A conservative Washington-based GOP group, Citizens for Reagan, filed a new complaint with the Federal Election Commission as the convention began, and a Republican "truth squad" hit Wright at a news conference in the convention city. +Despite impatience over the slow progress of the talks, U.S. officials apparently have decided on a softer approach. +Indeed, the school has stepped up recruiting in states with a population more diverse than Kentucky's. +Whether or not this proposal is accepted by Congress, it points to an important underlying issue. +That's an option for Marriott, a fourth-generation farmer who normally would have planted all his corn by now but had completed less than 5 percent by the second week of June, a situation to which he's resigned. +But in this case, the Justice Department asserts that the recipient of a gift of money that is criminal profit may not claim she is an innocent owner of property bought with the money. +A Tampa Tribune-Gallup Poll of 1,211 registered voters, conducted by telephone between March 10-12 and released today, found that 64 percent wanted to hear less about the Iran-Contra scandal. +They are asking for pay boosts averaging $60 a month, $4 per day for job-related travel expenses and $10,000 in personal life insurance. +Arab reports said 14 people lived in the house. +But it urged the AMA's governing board of trustees to reevaluate the policy over the next six months. +No charges were filed, Globo said. +The main issues in the dispute include job security and wages. +Also, AT&T will end payments to dial-it services. +But Mrs Cresson's profession of ignorance as to the details may have been quite genuine. Ever since last Sunday's electoral disaster, President Mitterrand has been engaged in intense consultations to assess the full significance of the vote. +"`Old Gringo' went through a number of administrations and the first few just humored me. +"We've never had a year like this in all the years we've farmed," said Clark, who began working the land in 1945. +"There is no intention to release hostages," said the Revolutionary Justice Organization, which also threatened suicide attacks on U.S. interests. +Baker indicated that he disagreed with the premise of the question. +The area was closed Wednesday as firefighters kept the flames from jumping a creek and threatening the structure and airstrip. +Mpumalanga has been one of townships hardest hit by violence arising from a three-year power struggle between supporters of militant anti-apartheid groups and members of Inkatha, a more conservative Zulu political organization. +Hess was asked if the department's 1991 budget would include $500 million for research. +The reason, some analysts say, was that the network had saturated its core audience of middle-aged, middle-income women. +"People are now concerned beyond the current stage of the war, and are talking about the longer-term commitment of Western troops" in the Mideast, said Sung Won Sohn, chief economist at Norwest Corp. in Minneapolis. +Most beef exported to EU countries is from old cows, which will still be subject to the rules. There was a drop off in prime beef exports from Britain following the imposition of the new rules. +Economic strength, he said, is the foundation of military power. +Outboard Marine Corp. said it signed a definitive agreement to acquire closely held Four Winns Inc., marking Outboard Marine's entrance into the boat-making business. +It was a real shock to us," Hudson said. +Contra fighters, many of whom are languishing at camps inside Honduras, will be welcomed home without conditions, he said. +To qualify for a tax credit, a developer must build and rent his project before then. +Think about other children who may have access to the toy in your home. +Volume on the Big Board came to 99.56 million shares with two hours of trading left. +"The biggest gripe is we had two days notice to look over all these changes," Mr. Witt said. +Some companies say they are avoiding new commercial mortgage lending, but plan to add to their portfolio by buying mortgages from other insurance companies in the informal secondary market for these investments. +Ridership on New York subways increased for the third straight year in 1987 to its highest level in 13 years, the Transit Authority reported Tuesday. +At Sept. 14, Ogden Corp. had slightly more than 40 million shares outstanding. +Such conclusions seem inescapable as the Sans-a-belt set tees off in the British Open, golf's most international go. +The U.S.-equipped Egyptians also trained with American troops in a 1988 exercise. +Men fared the worst, with the middle-income share falling from 72.1 percent in 1979 to 66.6 percent last year. +"The men had practical problems from a workload standpoint," Mr. Fryer explains. +He is closer to God." The crowd sang hymns and chanted cheers as they awaited the pontiff, but turned frantic when John Paul's approach was broadcast play-by-play over loudspeakers. +"He likes kids a lot." Two 77-year-old men died of heart attacks within minutes of each other as one was trying to help his stricken friend, authorities said. +Eubanks said he expects the company to make a decision within the next few weeks. "I think it's real close," he said. +Adds Spencer Barasch, branch chief for enforcement at the SEC in Fort Worth, Texas: "Why do people play the lottery when the odds are great against them? +Magazines may have no choice. +She squealed with delight when told it was. +The U.S. has the power to intervene if it has the will to do so, and likely would if the canal were attacked by another foreign power. +Buffalo's subway and bus system hurtled toward a shutdown as a last-minute rescue plan announced Friday by Mayor James D. Griffin ran into opposition. +That it can go behind closed doors and that the public will forget about it." In an emotional, hourlong speech before the committee, Durenberger said he takes "full responsibility" for ethical lapses even though he never set out to break the rules. +The president is expected to break away on Wednesday to return to Washington for a day of briefings and then head back to Kennebunkport. +Government objections to longtime Solidarity advisers Adam Michnik and Jacek Kuron as part of the Solidarity delegation have stalled the talks, and the union views the government decision to close the Lenin yard as a provocation. +For publishers, the advent of this new generation of electronic publishing technology represents both an opportunity and a challenge. +Newly contracted residential work edged up 2% in September to an annualized $121.2 billion, largely because multifamily building rebounded from a very weak August. +Nevzorov received a telephone call after the Dec. 12 broadcast from an unidentified man who said he had secret documents to give him for a story, according to Interfax. +But the whole spot has majesty about it." +Sentencing of Mr. Atkins and the other two defendants is set for Feb. 10. +That compared to net income of $19 million in the year-ago period. +THE JAPANESE semiconductor industry has raised its voice in protest against recent criticism from the US over Japan's expected failure to fulfil a bilateral agreement on foreign market share of the Japanese semiconductor market. +Payne said the bee, which has been named the Southeastern blueberry bee, is larger than a honey bee but smaller than a bumble bee. +She served with him as a director of the Sandinista Front for nine months, breaking away because of its Marxist emphasis but never letting her differences with Daniel Ortega become personal. +Redoubt's last eruption was Monday, but seismologists said the volcano remains active, and that more flooding was possible in future eruptions. +Prices also declined for tomatoes, soybeans and peaches. Higher prices for eggs, milk, celery and broilers moderated the overall drop. +The routes change often _ to prevent escapes and because yesterday's vacant jail is now full. +"Being left at the starting gate is the cardinal sin," Riley said. +Both men also resigned as board members, Morrison Knudsen said. +Indianapolis Museum of Art: 1200 West 38th St., April 9-June 30. (317) 923-1331. +The contamination took place, Strasma said, as workers tried to clean up the spilled steel. +I go to at least 15 games a year at Tiger Stadium." +Finally, because the role of counsel at committee hearings is so limited, it is crucial that the witness's testimony be carefully prepared. +Then there's the toilet: A remote-control unit adjusts the strength, direction, and temperature of the water spewing from the bidet, while an attached computer conducts a detailed urinalysis and blood-pressure test. +White House budget director Richard Darman said last week that because of the economy's poor recent performance, the amount of deficit-reduction needed to satisfy Gramm-Rudman now ranges from $45 billion to $57 billion or more. +General Motors Corp. got a $23.2 million Navy contract for aircraft engines. +The dollar fell on the belief that Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev will succeed in persuading the Communist Party to give up its exclusive claim to power, said a senior dealer at Barclays Bank PLC. +But this happens whenever anyone goes out of business. +The Front is the only party "with the courage to do what needs to be done." Less known and less flamboyant than Mr. Le Pen, Mr. Megret is viewed by detractors as one of the most dangerous men in French politics. +There were 11 additional seven-figure fees listed. +The company called that "an indication that the reorganization is showing its effect." Hitachi enhanced head-disk assembly technology, in an attempt to ensure large storage in drastically less space. +Total sales rose only 1% in 1991 to an estimated $35.68 billion. +The Uzbek legislature now has 12 committees working between sessions to solve political, social and economic problems, Tass said, quoting the legislature's president, Pulat Khabibullaev. +Alcohol tends to unleash aggression in hot weather, he said. +Hasegawa, charged with overseeing the scandal investigation, told reporters his political support organization received about $46,000 in donations over the past 12 years from Hiromasa Ezoe, founder and former chairman of Recruit. +Attorney General Edwin Meese III has told President Reagan he shared objections by prosecutors to dismissing drug trafficking charges against Panamanian military leader Manuel Antonio Noriega, one of the prosecutors says. +Early indications are that clues to Bush's intentions won't be revealed on Jan. 9, when President Reagan presents his last budget to Congress. +"It's still an X-rated business," concedes Gene Martignetti, a toupee wearer and vice president of International Hairgoods Inc., in Minneapolis, a toupee maker. +"There's more to learn. +And Japanese companies, once focused heavily on exports to the U.S., are buying and building aggressively almost everywhere. +We've seen a lot of arm-waving, but nothing definite." +Until the hard-line Communist regime of Erich Honecker crumbled last fall, East Germany was the Soviet Union's firmest ally in Eastern Europe, and it remains the Kremlin's chief trading partner. +The agency has already issued DM160bn in long-term debt, and expects to do the same with an additional DM50bn. +She married her husband when both were teen-age revolutionaries and joined the Communist Party in 1937 in Bucharest where she worked in a textile factory. +It was the second such shooting at the same lounge in eight months, said Criminal Investigations chief Randy Ely. +The alternative view is that they represent the harbinger of a more general round of disappointing results. +Customers of the service call in for tips about hot stocks. +By the time the blaze subsided, more than 30 tons of mercury and pesticides had poured into the Rhine River. +The American Heart Association and the Texas Association of Student Councils organized the project, called "Save a Sweet Heart," to make students aware of how cigarettes can affect their hearts. +"If there is anything they can do to strengthen the resolve of the strikers, that's it," Weist said. +West Yorkshire dominates and provides the regional capital in Leeds, a city of 750,000 people showing little sign of serious population decline. +Completion of the buyout is subject to various customary conditions, including that the investor group obtain necessary financing. +And it is trouble. +Spawned by the Northern Hemisphere's most productive glacier 25 miles to the south, these mountains of ice break off with a thunderous roar and begin their silent arctic voyage. +He says he was fired, but the company contends that he was laid off, along with many others, because the department didn't have enough work to do. +That conclusion could not be proved, however, because all the witnesses died in the blast, the report added. +More than 6,000 candidates are running for seats in the Lok Sabha. +Dutoit gave us a very civilised view of Tchaikovsky, presenting as it were his public face with French elegance and immaculate etiquette, rather than the tormented soul of the private man. +"He even went on tour with his chimp. +Last week, he said he would resign if the 400-seat legislature did not approve his program. +The report by the Commerce Department said the merchandise trade deficit shrank unexpectedly to $9.89 billion, the lowest point since December 1984. +"We are trying to implement fully our legislation in accordance with international standards," said Felix Stanevski, the Soviet chief delegate to the U.N. Human Rights Commission. +Police asked to check their documents, but the participants refused and police eventually left, Tsarkov said. +It claims over 24 per cent of the L370bn US olive oil market and substantial presences in France and Spain for processed tomato products. In replies to Consob, IRI and SME both denied negotiations on the sale of all or part of the group. +Ryder blamed the earnings decline on reduced demand for commercial truck rental, no aircraft sales by its aviation division, increased fuel costs and a slowdown in new car sales that hurt its vehicle transportation unit. +However, Mr Bengt Svelander, senior bond deal at Consensus Fondkommission in Stockholm, points to a difference of perception between the bank and the market. +At Wickes, working with many of the same managers, Mr. Sigoloff pushed the bloated company through a tough restructuring in 33 months. +But the machines' oversized paddle controls and large white-on-black graphics were deliberately included to help people with limited dexterity and vision. +"It's going to take a long time for this community to ever heal. +But there were many interview requests for the second post-Challenger mission, so the Air Force agreed to let the five astronauts meet briefly with several reporters Thursday _ as long as they said nothing about their mission. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Urcarco closed down 50 cents at $10.875. +That he had Uday's backing was self-evident. +The stock has been as high as 27 and it's trading down near its low. +Manufacturing is beginning to improve, while construction and retail sales are weakening. +Houston-based Continental said the bond issue was oversubscribed on Wednesday, the same day it was issued. +But Walter said that's not so great because we need them for the fish. +Most of the killings have been in Punjab, which has been torn since 1982 by Sikh guerrilla activities aimed at creating an independent Sikh homeland. +Dealers say the central banks are preventing the dollar from cruising above 1.9000 marks, but a bullish U.S. trade report next month could easily cause the ceiling to be broken. +While the cutbacks, called a "flow control program," were designed to make skies safer, airlines acknowledge they also have increased tardiness in a system in which delays never were uncommon. +"We're obviously disappointed, and we're going to appeal," Biaggi, 70, said outside the courtroom. +But hard-line politicians called for annexation or a massive drive to settle Jews in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip where 1.5 million Arabs and 70,000 Israels live. +The new indexes provide investors with additional standards against which to measure the performances of their own portfolios or to judge individual securities. +Analysts expect Federal's earnings to improve again in its fiscal third quarter ending Feb. 28, when the company should begin benefiting from Tiger's extra flights, back-up planes and landing rights. +The official news agency Tass quoted Latvian newspapers reporting several hundred people gathered around Riga's Freedom monument to make a "blasphemous provocation." Nine people were detained for trespassing and disrupting transportation, Tass said. +The eight other Americans traveling with Leland included three members of his staff, a friend of the congressman, three officers from the U.S. Agency for International Development and the spouse of one of the AID officials. +In principle, what Sony researchers did is simple. +Public comments were solicited through March 31. +But good land, even if eventually reduced to dryland farming, could remain in production indefinitely, experts say. +The company said it still is processing information collected on the 379 patients who participated in the study, and no results have been released yet. +But now doubts have arisen about the durability of Soviet-Cuban ties. +For the full fiscal year, Kajima predicted unconsolidated pretax profit of 130 billion yen, up 26%. +"The reason I got into cocaine is because I have the disease of addiction. +It loses some vivacity by hiving off its fringe, Artrage, to another part of the year, and although it makes obvious financial sense to share overseas arts troupes with Adelaide - 16 events featured at both festivals - it lessens its impact. +"I did not know there could be this much action created over a whip race," said Rep. Jack Buechner, R-Mo. +The general accused Solidarity and its leader, Mr. Walesa, of playing politics with the economy. +NCR also said the computers would run industry-standard operating systems, which control a computer's internal functions. +"We think the trade embargo against Vietnam should be lifted," Thomas White, chairman of the Asia-Pacific Council of American Chambers of Commerce, said Friday. +Operating expenses swelled to just over 2% of assets, from about 1.8% of assets a year ago, because of the cost of operating more than 130 new branches acquired in the past year. +Much also depends on backers of extreme right National Front leader Jean-Marie Le Pen. +Mr. Shanker isn't free of criticism or controversy. +Police had said earlier Wednesday only several dozen demonstrators were involved in clashes. +But this cannot be news to the most litigious nation on earth. +Idaho Republican chairman Randy Ayre was swiftly rebuffed Thursday when he tried to get the party to adopt a resolution reaffirming the 1988 GOP platform stance in opposition to abortion. +Robert A. Fildes, president and chief executive officer of Cetus, said the move earmarks the company as "a serious contender in the anti-cancer therapeutics business." +Laurie Delaney, a social studies teacher in Mesa, said some of her students said their parents registered to vote for the first time after the students became involved in Kids Voting. +Not only are interest rates high, said council spokesman Adrian Coles, but unemployment is creeping up, from 5.7 percent in July to 5.8 percent in August. +Vickie Singer is the mother of Addam Swapp's two wives. +For Novak, businesspeople are motivated not merely by a desire to make profits but by the 'romance and risk of enterprise'. +About 1,200 American pilots, or 15% of the carrier's total, are reserve members. +"Telepiu 1 will show movies constantly, and they will absolutely never be interrupted by commercials," the spokesman said. +In 1937, saying "the epidemic of world lawlessness is spreading," President Franklin D. Roosevelt called for a "quarantine" of aggressor nations. +"It would appear from this (Scotland Yard) statement that we accept the premise that he was who he said he was," he said. +He has tried to explain to his 10-year-old daughter how a condom offers protection. +The fire was in the left engine, but it remained in operation before the crash. +If convicted of all charges, Mr. Silver faces a maximum sentence of 130 years in prison and a $6.5 million fine. +Special charges were Dollars 37m, compared with Dollars 58m. +Jannock is a brick manufacturer. +Employees in seven New Jersey cities and in New York City voted in March to dump the union, but the election results could be tossed out and a new vote ordered if Sony loses the case, said Michael Lightner, an attorney with the labor board. +He called this the "decoupling" of subsidies from production. +In Nicaragua, however, the two sides accused each other Friday of launching more attacks in the 8-year-old war that has cost an estimated 12,000 lives. +CHANCELLOR Helmut Kohl will want some straight answers when he meets Mr John Major, UK prime minister, at Ditchley Park in Oxfordshire today. +To blunt criticism about wasting food by destroying the fruitcakes, station KZFX will require participants to donate a food item for the poor. +Roman Popadiuk, a deputy White House press secretary working from home, said the next step "is up to the Hill. +The newspaper said a phantom force was created in 1984 by Vito Castellano, who was commander from 1975 to 1986 and reportedly retired under pressure. +But what if the market turns down? +In this strategy, traders buy futures and sell the underlying stocks to lock in fleeting price differences. +Mr. Reagan instead chose serious or off-beat topics, including the question of whether unidentified flying objects exist. +The businesses have a combined turnover of about Pounds 26m. +If he goes ahead Mr Clinton will have met his obligation to Congress by framing a strong motion in support of the Bosnian Moslems. +Pioneer dropped Y630 to Y4,370, Sony Y180 to Y6,080 and TDK Y140 to Y5,520. The real estate sector fell 0.8 per cent on news of weak condominium sales announced over the weekend. +"Wealth corrupts more than poverty," Robespierre wrote in the margin of the text. "Millionaires are the ones who should be excluded" from voting. +"He puts out fluff," says one analyst. +You might even argue that discussions of tax increases or decreases should barely concern you, even though every financial adviser in the country will warn you that tax strategies are necessary for your financial existence. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Apple shares closed at $39.25, unchanged, on heavy volume of more than 2.9 million shares. +These transactions tend to strengthen the U.S. unit against the West German currency while weakening it against the pound, because in converting marks into sterling, traders often sell the mark to buy dollars and then use dollars to buy sterling. +The R4000 is one of two microprocessor designs picked by ACE, a group of computer makers planning to build advanced desktop machines around common standards. +Props are a must on this one. +Philip Verveer, a former chief of the common carrier bureau, said the FCC "isn't well equipped" to make trade decisions. +He prefers the old Treaty of Rome term, 'European Community', to the new, Maastricht-inspired 'European Union', which implies not so much about loose co-operation and more about the direction of integration. +"We were on the verge of a breakthrough," Kerr said. +The biggest lines were for games and toys from the West: tennis rackets, erector sets and dolls. +BTP, the international chemicals and industrial group, has made two acquisitions in Australia and the US at a cost of Pounds 4.5m. +These cover the ending of state aid to the Mezzogiorno and the direct election of local mayors. All the main parties are now backing the Yes vote. +More than 100 delegates and oil experts from Arab countries, regional and international companies and organizations, including the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, attended the meeting. +This would leave between 50 and 60 employees at FMT, but the receivers are making some further redundancies at Brighton. +But deputies decided against making a federal case out of it. +The project was severely behind schedule. +Last year, Noyce became the first chief executive of Sematech, a joint industry-government effort to reclaim U.S. dominance in the $45 billion semiconductor industry by 1993. +It earned $8.2 million last weekend. +But my friends this election is not about the past, but the future. +Going into Illinois, Dukakis had 462.5 of the 2,082 needed to win the nomination. +HUD chief Kemp considers changes being debated internally: rental subsidies that would lead to home ownership, and creating nonprofit groups to generate federal mortgage insurance business in inner cities. +He first addressed a Republican convention in Miami Beach, Fla., in 1968, when Richard Nixon was nominated. +Net income sank to $1.7 million, or 13 cents a share, from $3.4 million, or 26 cents a share, a year earlier. +With the stock reaching a high of 21 1/2, some initial subscribers that decided to flip their stock back into the open market reaped a 43% profit in a matter of hours. +The module was separated from the space station and redocked at an airlock in maneuvers performed by engineers at the Mission Control Center and aboard the space station by cosmonauts Alexander S. Viktorenko and Alexander A. Serebrov, Tass said. +These purchases took the market by surprise, because dealers at the time were looking for a decline in consumption and perhaps a recession after the October stock market crash. +Leaders from virtully all parties in the coalition, which ranges from the center-right to the left, had said before the convention that they wwere prepared to support Aylwin if he was nominated by the Christian Democrats. +But I'm sure there are going to be people out there in those cars." Authorities said the near-zero visibility in the blowing snow, along with high drifts, made it impossible for rescue vehicles to go out. +Lack says there won't always be re-creations on Chung's show "but we're certainly not shy about them and we'll do them often." Asked how he would respond to critics of re-creations in a news program, he responded: "This program speaks for itself. +Class B holders have 74% voting control of R.P. Scherer Co., a maker of gelatin capsules. +Mr. DeGroote said speculation that he might be willing to accept an offer strictly for Laidlaw's Class A voting shares, of which he holds 50.5%, has pushed their market value higher and made it more difficult for him to negotiate a sale agreement. +He says he registered the trademark five years ago, without a thought to the centennial. +Just this week, for example, independent Gov. Lowell Weicker acknowledged that Connecticut faced a $175 million shortfall despite enacting a wage tax only three months earlier. +One inmate was captured Friday and two on Saturday, all near the prison. +We are given vignettes of people like Joseph Strzygowski and Julius von Schlosser, the rival professors of art history in the city, and Ernst Kris, the psychoanalyst and curator of the Hapsburg collection of goldsmith-work in the Vienna Museum. +'If the French manage to send a plane with food and medicine here, it will save the lives of many people.' But jubilation was mixed with apprehension about the coming days, and fears that this gesture would not end the bloodshed, or the fighting. +The teary-eyed girl says little and stares at the door; outside it, her boyfriend sits in the waiting room. +The agreement would have settled charges that Cities Service Co., which was succeeded by Occidental subsidiary OXY USA Inc., violated government price controls on oil between October 1979 and January 1981. +She gave him both. +The company was willing to compromise public safety to achieve its economic objective." The union, meanwhile, "waged what amounted to a campaign of intimidation against the carrier and its replacement employees," the report said. +The Japanese market did it again last week as the Nikkei index erased Monday's 1.8 percent decline in just two days while other markets, including New York, curbed losses but remained down. +Now some Coke bottlers are copying Pepsi's old ploy. +Master limited partnerships have been a smart-money play this year. +"The officers may be out there periodically, but they won't be citing people for going two miles over the speed limit or other things like that," said the new police chief, J.D. Broussard Jr. +Fees would be set at national rates for the 7,000 medical services covered by Medicare, and the rates would be adjusted to reflect geographical cost differences. +We have worked with him on many issues involving national defense and intelligence matters." Almost immediately after Tower's defeat, the White House turned to Cheney. +The Baby M surrogate motherhood case is to draw to a close in a courtroom here Monday, but elsewhere problems will be just beginning for two people who look and act like Mary Beth Whitehead and William Stern. +Bank of New York set aside $191.2 million for loan loss reserves in the 1987 second quarter, which dragged it into the red for the quarter. +The 30-day average yield edged up to 6.07 percent from 6.06 percent, Donoghue's said. +Analysts speculated Grand Metropolitan was most interested in Pillsbury for its Green Giant vegetable, Haagen-Dazs ice cream and Van de Kamp's frozen fish operations. +Spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler said the United States is "surprised and dismayed that this conference took place and we have told the Jordanians so." She also said the United States expects Jordan will end its continuing purchases of Iraqi oil. +O'Connor, perhaps informed by his long association with the theatre, has the poet thumping across the stage as a maudlin penitent, haunted by the Tudors' brutal persecution of Catholicism, tormented by guilt. +The Michigan city had established its claim during celebrations marking the 100th anniversary of the Kellogg Co. in 1952. +"We're going to have taxes in a revenue bill," Rep. Gray said on the CBS program. +In recent years, Mr. Stewart has pushed to transform Primark from a natural-gas utility into an ambitious conglomerate with interests in leasing, mortgage banking, aviation services and health-care telecommunications. +She said she would ask Treasury to advise her on whether it can provide monthly checks. +Now it not only faces trade friction: it also manufactures abroad on a huge scale already. +"We think this debate reaffirmed the contrasts between the positions of these two candidates that has projected George Bush into that lead," Baker said. +The wife of missing Briton Jack Mann, a World War II fighter pilot, said today she had been told he died and that she believed the report to be true. +Those reasons included recent court decisions, such as in asbestos and toxic-waste cases, making insurers liable for losses they never anticipated. +At Battery Park City in New York, a similar formula has been followed and the public access and amenities that have resulted really are impressive and worthwhile. +"I think about it, but it doesn't get under my skin in the same way. +The house boasts a splendid bathroom where the window frame, shutters, cabinet and water tank are gilded with 23 carat gold leaf. +A year ago, it earned $22.3 million, or $1.14 a share, including a slight loss on investments. +A month ago, Higgins denied the state's petition to renovate part of the Tennesee State prison as a special facility for 500 sex offenders and mentally and physically disabled inmates. +The new president is to replace lame-duck President Jose Sarney on March 15. However, there is growing sentiment for Sarney to resign before then. +The United States spent millions of dollars under President Reagan to fuel the Contra rebels in their war to oust Ortega. +Not to mention such "new toys" as the Batboat. +"If Bush just lets this drag out, it will hurt him," says William Hamilton, a Democratic political pollster. +The U.S. Supreme Court earlier this year refused to hear an appeal of the Philadelphia court's decision. +It also offers low-fat milk and yogurt and low-calorie salad dressings. +They said a unified approach by the U.N. would be needed to persuade the Cambodian factions to compromise after more than 11 years of civil war. +That view is disputed by Richard Santillan, a Hispanic activist who chairs the Department of Ethnic Studies at California Polytechnic University in Pomona. +The human rights leader said he was satisfied with the current situation of the detainees, but he urged Mauritanian authorities to impose heavy punishment on those who ill-treated prisoners. +Mr. Feinberg is chairman of a New York-based international consulting firm. +A midshipman wrote the lyrics. +Unfortunately, during my many meetings with U.S. government officials during these past four years, they were usually aghast at the idea that there may be a whole stream of Red Army defectors if more deserters are brought out. +And the stocks as a group were good performers for most of last year. +Should it ever be closed or even function inefficiently the alternative would be the long voyage around Cape Horn. +Mobil Oil Canada Ltd., a unit of Mobil Corp., up to $500 million of debt securities. +Millions of listeners hear Barber in his distinctive Florida drawl talk by telephone with Edwards at 7:35 every Friday morning on the "Morning Edition" program. +Kemper Securities, meanwhile, has lost several brokerage executives since its five struggling brokerage firms were consolidated into one last year. +The states will have to quickly assume responsibility for police, education, transportation and some social services. +It said Boeing knew, or should have known, about defects in the plane which might make it unsafe. +The 22-year veteran of the Racine County Humane Society was called to net the 3-month-old squirrel, which he released outside. +That's why I passed her out to that man," said Robert. +The board will work closely with three other organizations interested in promoting ESOPs in Poland. +Rick Sneed, public relations director for Marriott, which owns the Roy Rogers chain, said Thursday the ad was intended to be a spoof of the way cafeterias were years ago. +"After three years we're right where we wanted to be," he says. +WASHINGTON _ The Education Department releases its plan to reduce the number of student-loan defaults. +Christian Democratic chairman Kjell Magne Bondevik, a junior member of the non-socialist alliance, has put himself forward as a compromise choice with some public support. +I think maybe we're too tired. +At one corner about eight police officers grabbed a woman in her 20s. +Waldheim is the ceremonial head of state. +An estimated 10 million U.S. employees suffer work-impairing back pain each year, says the Bureau of National Affairs, a labor reporting service. +In fact, O'Sullivan says it was "one factor" in his own departure. +Selling the company in pieces will likely put total proceeds from the sale at the upper end of an estimated $5 billion to $7 billion price range for the unit, industry officials and analysts said. +The acquisition, approved by the Securities and Exchange Commision on Thursday, is the key part of PSNH's plan to emerge from bankruptcy reorganization. +Traders say a $10 billion or $11 billion deficit would bolster the dollar and help pull down U.S. interest rates. +NBC Entertainment President Brandon Tartikoff said viewers had "rejected" the show. +Guardsmen will be forbidden to leave Guard property with a weapon, said Col. Raymond Murphy, Massachusetts National Guard chief of staff. +Chrysler Corp. will offer cash rebates ranging from $300 to $2,000 or low-interest financing on all of its 1988 and 1989 cars and some trucks beginning Saturday, the nation's No. 3 automaker said Thursday. +President Saddam Hussein announced late Tuesday that all women and children hostages would be free to leave Iraq today. +It was not immediately clear how many returned during the early morning hours. +"I'm a performing philosopher," said Leary prior to his appearance at Catch a Rising Star. "The performance I give at a club is no different from what I once said in class. +Solar power was developed, domestic production rose, homeowners insulated their houses, the automotive industry learned to get more miles per gallon and utilities learned to burn fuel more efficiently. +Beef cattle prices averaged $69.60 per hundred pounds, up $1.60 from July, while calf prices averaged $94.50, down 20 cents, the department said. +(If you find a property through an estate agent, the person wishing to let it pays.) The collapse of a number of letting agencies in the past few years has highlighted the risk that tenants could lose their deposit. +Chinese metal balls that buyers rotate in their hand sold out at $25 a pair. +Major creditors, including the British government, had opposed the settlement as insufficient. +"I am afraid so, but I pray and hope we don't," Reuben said. +Federal tax cuts have leveled the playing field between high- and low-bracket investors in recent years, so munis aren't just for the rich any more. +But trading was tentative for most of the afternoon amid continued concern about last week's rise in banks' base lending rates and nervousness ahead of Tuesday's release of U.K. trade data for June, dealers said. +"I think there's sort of a terrible fear of death in this country, and I just don't think you should fear something that is absolutely inevitable," she said in an interview with The Associated Press. +Another passenger, Herb Atwood of Cold Spring, said Gonzalez-Gonzalez had been acting strangely. +"I was terrorized by nightmares most of my life," Regina wrote in a recent letter to her mother. "I had to force myself to go anywhere. +Bulgaria's population is about 9 million. +His cousin and co-founder Jonathan Aitken stepped down from the deputy chairmanship when he became defence procurement minister after the last election. +So now there are no takers for the imported peanuts. +Redundancies are continuing, and this may continue to be a problem. +The state news agency BTA said all three representatatives of the Alternative Socialist Organization _ Koprinka Chervenkova, Kiril Vassilev and Ivan Nikolov _ quit the 153-member Supreme Council. +"To be frank with you, I never got around to reading the thing, but some of the staff got a kick out of reading this stuff," he said. +These changes also were made to Discovery, which was launched Sept. 29, ending a 32-month interruption in the program that followed Challenger. +She's prim and reproving, with occasional lapses into softness, a bit like Anna with the king of Siam. +The new government on Tuesday delayed elections as requested by the opposition and accept U.N. observers to ensure the balloting is fair, a senior official said. +Start-up will begin very slowly and cautiously, Col. Azuma says, because "if we have a small hiccup at the plant, it's going to be known" by the whole world. +Although its second-quarter net income went up 24% from a year ago and appeared to be in line with analysts' projections, the company noted that its U.S. sales rose just 2%. +"About half of these terrorist incidents worldwide are directed against U.S. persons and property," he said. +Paul Hirsch, a professor at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, notes that in any cutback, "more people are scared than wind up getting hurt. +Yesterday, they closed at 48 Canadian cents (41.5 U.S. cents), down five Canadian cents. +Accusing the PLO of terrorism, the Israeli government took the position the United States should break off its three-month-old dialogue with the PLO, which was based on a renunciation of terrorism by Chairman Yasser Arafat. +Genetic Systems, however, eventually may face competition in the HIV-2 diagnostic market. +Traders said most of the price movement has been sparked by computer-guided technical buying, mainly through commodity pools, or professionally managed investor funds. +The mortgage amount approved was $2 million more than the costs. +The Novato, Calif., company recently settled a suit with shareholders who said it overstated its income before a July 1990 stock offering. +Bank officials said that so far the bank had given $254 million of the package to Argentina. +Allen says these are the best of times for the Oaks _ who have known their share of the other kind. +But for the UK economy as a whole, it would be only the beginning of a long rehabilitation after the inflationary excesses and de-industrialisation of the past 13 years. +Then, yesterday, everyone but a few ousted politicians returned to work. +Quakers here are fighting Internal Revenue Service suits that seek to hold the church liable for personal income taxes and penalties that two church employees refuse to pay as a peace protest. +"Most arrivals and departures were stopped immediately and those planes in the air rerouted to other airports." The FAA said it immediately put in place "ground-stop programs" throughout the country for planes bound for New York. +Libya says the plant will produce pharmaceuticals, but U.S. officials say it is intended to produce chemical weapons. +Therefore, to leave your country is a liberation. +The consumer products company also said Friday it welcomed any proposals or plans of reorganization from qualified buyers, opening the door to a Los Angeles investor interested in purchasing the company. +There has been strong pro-Iraqi sentiment in Jordan, and King Hussein has been an outspoken advocate of a negotiated settlement to the gulf conflict. +Mergers would also increase the share capital to a size where it would be far more marketable, with lower spreads between bid and offer price. +Bangerter was re-elected in 1988 after Matheson turned thumbs down on a possible return to the Capitol. +One of the departing executives, operations director Reynaldo Hernandez Balsaldua, has been in a coma since attempting suicide last month when the funds came up missing. +The percentage of financings linked to interest rate swaps increased sharply last year, most investment bankers say. +Both Sinhalese and Moslem leaders charge that the Tamils are trying to drive out members of the other two communities to gain political advantage. +Officials at Bear Stearns, a New York investment concern, didn't return calls. +The closing will result in the dismissal of 320 employees, in addition to an estimated 200 employees who were laid off in January. +Mexican officials say they believe the slayings are drug related, but stopped short of connecting the slayings here with the mass murder of five men in Tucson last weekend. +A lot of information was not able to get to consumers." +Mr. Branch says he was also threatened with dismissal. +They say housing claims are difficult to pursue because landlords usually give other reasons for evictions or not making repairs. +Tekere, 52, declined to comment on the outcome of the elections. +I just feel Soviet.' 1917: Kiev successfully resists Bolshevik takeover 1918: Central and western Ukraine form independent Ukrainian state. +They said he has a graduate marketing degree from a Colombian university, had held several management positions in Medellin banks and had never come to the United States to set up money-laundering arrangements. +I am realistic because everyone knows we won this election a long time ago." The turnout appeared heavy in the normally bustling capital, which ground to a virtual standstill. +But half the respondents did not believe Quayle, 41, has the experience to be a good president, and 28 percent were unsure. Thirty-nine percent wished Bush had chosen someone else. +U.S. Secretary of State James A. Baker III, asked on NBC-TV's "Today" show if he thought Gorbachev would regret the election, said: "I don't think so. +An aftershock measuring 5.1 hit at 6:29 p.m., Xinhua said. +Their fate was unknown. +Jamie's case raised questions about the procedures for determing who should receive organ transplants and the properiety of awarding organs on the basis of publicity. +"The reestablishment of the (PLO) public information office would not be consistent with the terms of this law," the department said. +The tour, which included 50 others from the United States, Israel and other countries, also provided new impetus to growing contacts between China and Israel, which have no diplomatic relations. +A military spokesman said Vardi ordered the planes to return because he decided "they could not be used effectively at the scene" and would be more useful elsewhere, the spokesman said. +Now, through the wonders of digital recording, there'll always be a Parry waiting to be heard at the drop of a laser. +Riegle returned campaign contributions. +Arthur S. Hayes and Wayne E. Green contributed to this article. +Officials estimated repairs would cost $13 million, which led to the decision to mothball the ship as part of efforts to cut the federal budget deficit. +"Get that sucker outa my ear!" the patient screamed. +I try to be philosophical. +In Achiltibuie herrings are smoked for 18 hours using 'cold combustion', a method producing slow, cool smoke. The real secret of a good kipper, though, lies in the wood shavings that generate the smoke. +I sing like this because of those records." By the time she was 10, Stansfield had decided she wanted to sing and had already met her future musical partners; she attended the same school as Devaney while Morris was a friend from another school. +Too bad it wasn't in effect when I was shopping. +Economic interests explain some of the residents' passion. +The current $10.10 price would be maintained as long as surpluses range between 3.5 billion and five billion pounds. +The transaction will be completed within three months, subject to antitrust regulatory approval, said a Campeau spokesman. +Patients learn the names of muscles they may no longer have. +Soldiers carried lists of suspected stone-throwers and arrested more than 150 Palestinians, the army said. +Mr. Cohen said that information came in a conversation he had yesterday with Gary Lynch, the SEC's head of enforcement. +The ratio, they said, was particularly low given Westinghouse's growing real estate loan portfolio. +Gabbert proposed a gradual opening of 2.5 percent a year of Japan's rice market over a four-year period. +I think that may be the technical difference. +No Conservative minister has forgotten the lesson of those events. +For the first time since George Bannerman Dealey bought the company in 1926, Belo's president, James Sheehan, isn't a Dealey descendant. +An advertising agency, for example, might offer a work placement to someone from a PR company, and vice versa. +I have an engineering degree, and the country needs working hands," he said. +"There's an awful lot of activity out there," says President Robert Ady. +The Beijing Daily received a letter Tuesday saying three bombs would be planted in the gallery if the show was not shut. +And GM's Buick division began advertising discounted lease terms on its 1991 Park Avenue. Until now, Buick hasn't offered discounts on the Park Avenue because it has sold well since it was redesigned last year. +Whatever Kennedy-Hawkins says about quotas, President Bush ought to veto it until Congress agrees to live by the laws it legislates for others. +Wheeling-Pittsburgh and the union argued that not paying the benefits would damage labor relations at the company during a critical point in its bankruptcy reorganization efforts. +West Germany had more success with less controversial monetary policies, and the U.S. failed to cut public borrowing. +The Skunk Works and Boeing are also part of an A-X team led by Grumman Corp. +The property investments were funded by bank loans made on the strength of shares Mr Tjolle held in the Granada Group. The rise in interest rates and a drop in Granada's share price had made it impossible to repay the loans, Mr Tjolle said. +Some trees also were downed in the New York City borough of Queens. +International (MBUSI) to the customer's facility in Graz, Austria. +With scant public sympathy or government protection for unions, the number of major strikes dwindled to 44 last year from 187 in 1980. +The government said the Eritrean rebels' main objective appeared to be the capture of Massawa, the largest of only two ports on Ethiopia's Red Sea coast. +Faced with such a reality, we must recognize the high loss experience of residents of certain New York City boroughs and price accordingly. +Gable's job interview with Kimberly still rings right as the art of appearing "sincere" becomes a deft little shell game of tongue-in-cheek ironies. +Instead, it scours the globe, licensing drugs and bringing them to the U.S. market. +Richie served in the Army during World War II and worked for many years at the Veterans Hospital and Alexander Insurance Co. in Tuskegee. +"We used to have only one or two millionaires around here," says Patrick Zielke, La Crosse's mayor. +But that's twice as many as five years ago, he said. +Meanwhile, farmers in the agricultural heartland of the north blocked a main highway leading to the West German border with scores of tractors and trucks, ADN said. +The program, known formally as the Strategic Defense Initiative, is aimed at mounting a defense in space against Soviet ballistic missiles. +The rating reflects the country's improving economic performance since 1989 and its continuing commitment to a far-reaching stabilization program. +One was a marginally attractive issue for a U.S. corporation, the other a strong performer on behalf of the Industrial Bank of Japan. +Mr Huang reckons inflation could rise to an annual rate of 2,000 per cent this year. Given the political imperative of preserving stability in what is still a nuclear superpower, the scale of western assistance looks puny. +Most of the Africans are Roman Catholic or Protestant. +Republican Rep. Jack Kemp of New York got 13 percent of the GOP vote and voiced optimism today over his third-place showing behind Vice President George Bush and Dole. +But company followers speculated the action might signify trouble at Cullinet, which is undergoing a lengthy transition to a broader product line. +No results were announced. +Oct. 6 _ Grand jury report is issued, calling Miss Brawley's story a fabrication; Abrams files charges against Mason and Maddox with a legal review panel, announces that Sharpton is under investigation, clears Crist and Pagones. +Mr. McCamant considers the stock a buy at as high as 25. +Under the Reagan plan, laws would be passed to limit space station construction costs to $13 billion in 1984 dollars. +While saying 1988 would be a good year for newspapers, Craig Standen, president of the bureau, told an industry gathering in Toronto, "we aren't as optimistic as we were at the start" of the year. +Mr. Prestayko said in an interview that Medco is turning profitable because of accelerating sales of Adenocard, a drug used to treat one type of cardiac arrhythmia. +Ideas for how to accommodate the crowd were based on his trip last September to see Pope John Paul II in San Antonio, Garza said. +The Southern California Gas plan, although larger, trails a rival's steps. +Married people may agree to a temporary separation. +It will let employees start or leave work two hours early, rather than one hour. +Mr. Edelman's principal partner in his Payless holding is Kansas City's Sutherland family, which owns a competing construction materials business. +River shipping carries 60 percent of the nation's grain, 40 percent of its petroleum and 80 percent of its diesel fuel, Pryor said. +I asked the man behind the wheel how much the car was worth. +Daily legal fees over the five-week period now averaged $3,426. All expenses for lawyers and experts were charged to the Robertses as well. +The letter sparked immediate speculation that Victor Emmanuel was relinquishing his claim to the throne, but he quickly denied that was the case. +There is nothing wrong with making or selling a replacement part for a particular vehicle as long as that part doesn't pretend to be from the original manufacturer. +Which ones will sell, which ones won't is probably anybody's guess." Hits this Christmas include thimble-sized vehicles called Micro Machines, Nintendo video games and Barbie, whose popularity is grounded in tradition, Kellerman said. +Carolco, based in Los Angeles, is one of the largest independent movie production firms. +London should rise to it. +The Ambac and FGIC-insured bonds are rated triple-A. +In stock trading, the Nikkei strengthened as individual investors bought shares, traders said. +Republican Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas was left with a $1.2 million debt after he dropped out of the race. +Several thousand tonnes more a week were being ferried by lorry from Greece to Bulgaria. Mr Matutes said he was not accusing the Greek government of sanctions busting, since private operators were involved. +Dr. Mahathir has been teaching his rivals a lesson in the power of incumbency. +Traders had been hoping the central bank would cut rates to curb the rise in the value of the dollar, which is hurting U.S. chances to improve its trade deficit. +He retired in 1964 and became president of the Red Cross and retired in 1970. +The judge said the state campaign finance act, aimed at heading off corruption of the political process, applied to the chamber's activities. +Carmelo Gannello, who is legally blind, and Tom Woodward, a quadriplegic, also haven't let their disabilities stifle their creativity. +(Or is it the other way round?) Sir Terry talks volubly but in a methodical, literal way with an intelligence that seemed analytical rather than imaginative. +Thus, he said, he traveled on a forged passport. +'I think it's time Wallace did too.' The future of McCain Foods is set to be decided in the courts, causing what Harrison describes as 'embarrassment and humiliation to all members of the McCain families'. +Black had granted the reprieve while the appellate court reconsiders the appeal of another death row inmate from Harris County, Leon Rutherford King. +"This constitutes a great first step forward on the path which should provide a return to peace for this country," said Foreign Minister Roland Dumas of France. +The worst fires are burning in southern and central Idaho and eastern Oregon. +According to its 1989 annual report, Peabody Holding owns or controls 8 billion tons of coal reserves, and its subsidiaries operate 43 mines. +At the Hot L Restaurant in Manhattan, partner Glenn Pagan laments, "There were weeks when we barely had enough money to meet our payroll and buy our food." +Moments after takeoff, the jet flipped over, hit the runway and broke into three pieces, killing 28 people and injuring the other 54 people aboard. +Striking nurses at six hospitals voted Sunday to end a four-week walkout by approving a contract that will raise their pay three times over the next 34 months. +He also said he wanted more divers in order to make the job less dangerous. +The state's Conservative Party, which usually agrees on a candidate with the GOP, split with the Republicans over abortion. This weekend, the Conservatives plan to nominate 51-year-old New York University professor Herbert London. +Harry Siegelman, group vice president of cattle procurement for Monfort, said Wednesday the company won't buy cattle for the week of Oct. 8. +A premium limit is the maximum amount of premium members are entitled to claim in insurance policies syndicated at Lloyd's. +Among the issues: _ Taiwan. +"I know this man and I know him to be without one ounce of bigotry or prejudice in his makeup," Bush said. +"The election in Haiti offers an historic opportunity for Haitian people to freely choose their leaders after decades of dictatorship," White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said in a statement. +Rep. Panetta's plan would cut projected outlays $275 billion over five years. +Many of the discolored fish washed into the Oswego Eastside Marina, surrounding expensive yachts and floating under the docks. +Each charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. +Its memory lives with us as part of our hope for the future. +My job is to make sure he's here soon enough. +Dahl thought the leases would be lucrative and promoted their sale to his friends and family members. +Prices of textile machines, for instance, rose 1.3%. +"We are workers, but we do not consider the Communist Party in its present form to be our party," the miners' declaration said. +A radical Palestinian group said Israeli troops killed two of its guerrillas during a clash Saturday in Israel's self-proclaimed buffer zone in southern Lebanon. +Temperatures were in the 40s and 50s across much of the West, and in the 80s in the desert Southwest. +The convening of the 101st Congress marked a changing of the guard in the Senate. +"Was it a mistake? +The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether Congress may restrict the president's power to require that federal workers sign secrecy pledges covering government information. +The dollar had already begun easing down following Friday's fixing after President Bush said he was reconsidering his stance against raising taxes. +Inoue said cockpit light indicated a fire aboard the jet, and the pilot dumped fuel as a safety measure, but authorities found no evidence of fire aboard. +Each time, we wept." _ Loida Gabwat, a 14-year-old student who lost many friends in the Philippines' earthquake. +"We can no longer hold our environmental instincts at bay." +Thomas was recommended to the panel at his confirmation hearing by Danforth and by Sens. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., and Charles Robb, D-Va. +You look another 60 feet, and he'd have been in the street." Kauffman said police officers Craig Garwood and Alex Sywak saw the airplane shortly before it crashed. +The House package would end acceptance of honoraria in 1991 except when the money is given to charity. +There he also perfected the phonograph and the alkaline battery. +Guerrillas already tried and failed to take Asadabad in November. +The 28-day interest on Cetes, Mexican government paper, is now at 18 per cent, about 15 percentage points above the equivalent paper in the US. +It said the Canadian Challenger did not satisfy technical requirements for take-off, but Mr Donald Campbell, Canadian ambassador to Japan, disputed this. +Studies published in the journal Physician and Sportsmedicine and the New Zealand Journal of Sports Medicine indicate excellent correlation between readings obtained by wireless monitors and hospital hard-wire monitors. +At least 48 people were killed and 63 wounded in the five previous Israeli raids since Jan. 3, when they struck bases of the front in Barja and the nearby costal town of Jiye, killing 26 people and wounding 30. +Much attention focused on the Japanese yen, which rose significantly against the dollar. +There is hardly a single sheet here, no matter how slight, that is not a pleasure to look at. +RTC spokesmen didn't respond to the Arkansas ruling, but an appeal is expected in light of the contrary ruling issued last month by federal Judge Santiago Campos of Santa Fe. +Airlines also apparently feel there is safety in numbers: If no carrier hedges, the whole industry is affected in the same way, whether oil prices decline or fall. +The administration did little to counter those reports in the first night of the operation and has been struggling to temper public expectations ever since. +The Virginia state president of the National Federation of the Blind hailed the action as a victory, but said the case demonstrates the need for better enforcement of a law prohibiting airlines from discriminating against the disabled. +Bell Savings had been in the Bank Board's management consignment program for three years. +"Kodak used to be the innovators. +Marshall Molloy, spokesman for Parke-Davis in Morris Plains, N.J., said Parke-Davis has sent about half its lot of 8 million doses and plans on completing shipments in mid- to late November. +The company, the Casalee Group, is also said to have supplied heavy artillery, ammunition and anti-aircraft guns to Iran. +Hundreds of telephone calls, messages and letters flooded the governor's office as lobbying by both camps in the abortion debate shifted to Andrus after Thursday's 25-17 state Senate vote approving the ban on abortion as a method of birth control. +Concern remains, however, about continuing harrasment of the Moslem population in Serb-held Banja Luka and the presence of a large refugee population. +Tan Sri Khoo was one of three financiers who helped Standard Chartered fend off an unwanted takeover offer from Lloyds Bank PLC last year by acquiring stakes in the bank. +Interest groups and lawmakers question key provisions. +The money is invested in gilts (see G for Gilts) to ensure that there is no risk with the repayments. The life office will not pay you any more than the fixed sum, unless you buy a specialised contract, and all payments cease when you die. +Fears of a war in the Middle East and a recession at home can only damp consumers' spirits at a time when retailers can least afford it: The Christmas season typically accounts for a third of a store's annual sales and half of profits. +"I voted for Mike Dukakis and Lloyd Bentsen and I'm proud of it," he said leaving the polling booth with his wife, Kitty, and their three children. +"Yesterday was a little common human bonding," said Ables. "Today they'll be hating each other again. +The best America could do was six medals, its worst Winter Games showing in 52 years. +They must also share the burden. +SIXTIES HISTORY packs the classrooms on college campuses. +Fourth-quarter revenue rose 5.8 percent to $607.8 million from $574.7 million a year earlier. +According to Turner, he and Campbell had only about 60 to 80 seconds to react to the emergency. +Adnan Khairallah, her brother and Iraq's defense minister, also had a brief falling out with Hussein because the general intervened, they said. +A dozen years ago I visited a friend in a neighborhood that had better remain nameless. +EVERY NIGHT the freight terminal at Nairobi's International airport comes alive in a frenzy of activity. Vans pull up loaded to the limit with boxes of strawberries, French beans and fresh cut flowers. +Mr Arkady Volsky, the leader of Civic Union, the most conservative of the pro-reform parties, is even continuing to cite China as an example of the merits of gradual reform and increased state control over the economy. +"It's interesting that they all occurred at this time, but I think it's just a coincidence," says Eric Gleacher, head of mergers and acquisitions at Morgan Stanley & Co., which represented Whirlpool in the Roper deal. +Spider silk appears not to provoke an immune-system reaction from the body, and it contracts when moist, which could keep stitches snug during the healing process. +'The language is so deliberately archaic, of a kind no one speaks or spoke,' he says. +Because of redistribution, 13 seats will be added to the Commons for the November election. +He insisted that officials look into why tens of thousands of people were fleeing the country. +Six bodies initially were found in the wreckage, and Cruzado was charged and arraigned on six counts late Thursday night. +Debts left by failed companies in August soared almost sevenfold to a singlemonth record of 957.24 billion yen ($7.14 billion). +Mr. LeVine, who within the past few weeks has resigned as chairman and a director, remains a consultant to the company. +Hamadi denied last week that he had been a member of Hezbollah. +Cirrus Logic rose 1 3/4 to 17 1/4. +Industrial centers and international hotels are sprouting amid the city's old red and gray brick mansions. +He said there must be an overall agreement on restructuring the East German economy before East Germany can replace its weak currency with the West German mark. +It underscored the perception that Japan's Persian Gulf policy, never firm, was disintegrating in the hands of a weak prime minister upstaged by party elders. +The suit also charges Deloitte & Touche with "omissions of material facts" during the time Portland General Holdings considered acquiring an interest in Bonneville. +The former CIA station chief in Beirut was honored Friday during a memorial service at his symbolic tombstone in Arlington National Cemetery, nearly three years after he died as a hostage in Lebanon. +The rule placed a minimum requirement on the size of counties' urban labor forces, in some situations. +The Sarandoy officer was unable to say how big a rocket struck the tent or how far it had been fired from. +Poison pills generally have been supported by management and Fortune 500 companies while they largely have been opposed by the securities industry and takeover entrepreneurs. +"It's got to end sometime," he said. "If you come in here with no offer (on Oct. 14), it may go down the drain and it may have to be a conversion" to a Chapter 7 case, which means that assets would be liquidated. +Robots using Ambler technology are slated for use in a series of mechanized missions to Mars, Lavery said. +The Waterbury plant, built in 1985, produces ice cream in pint packages and bulk ice cream for franchise shops. +It will be up to Deng's successors to match these or face the consequences. +They also said they wanted to establish goals for democratic reforms to be implemented in Nicaragua and promised that, "with these reforms undertaken," they would lay down their arms. +AT&T rose [ to 30. +Any overt action by the SDI system can lead to a rise in the readiness of the opposite side; blasts in space can be interpreted by Russian programs as attacks on spy satellites, a preparatory move for a U.S. first strike. +An accident involving similarly stored wastes in the Soviet Union in 1957 released huge amounts of radiation and contaminated an area covering hundreds of square miles, forcing the evacuation of 10,000 people. +State officials had allowed Stone to shoot part of his film, "The Doors" at Mitchell Caverns Natural Preserve in the Providence Mountains State Recreation Area. +Under the proposed terms the bonds would yield from 4.8% in 1990 to about 7.1% in 2012. +Adds Roger Fine, Johnson & Johnson's associate general counsel, "It goes to format rather than content." +We meet Lila Kan, for instance, who prudently travels with the meat cleaver she uses at work in the kitchen of a SoHo restaurant. +Federal Election Commissioner S.A. Nusrat announced on television that Ishaq Khan, of the Muslim League, swept 78 percent of presidential votes cast by an electoral college of the Senate, National Assembly and four provincial assemblies. +Volume was 366.4 million shares, compared with 591.5 million Friday. +"This figure is quite shocking," says Akira Suzuki, a strategist at Morgan Stanley's Tokyo office. +Within a year, Mrs. Dukakis said, she started using amphetamines, or diet pills, discovered in her mother's room. +The survey of 1,004 adults had a margi of sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. +Actmedia slid 4 1/4 to 18 3/4 in active over-the-counter trading. +Entertainer Pat Boone, in Atlanta for an appearance at an amusement park, stopped by. "I don't need to see the film," he told demonstrators. +She doesn't draw a salary, and she can't touch the stock Catco has put in trust for her until she turns 18. +Their name, "Hmong," means "free," but they are also known as the "Meo," which means "savage." +Separation or divorce may soon take place. +The product will carry the BellSouth name. +House floor debate over the minimum wage is expected to begin Wednesday, with Democrats seeking an increase from $3.35 to $4.65 by 1992. +Jeans, 13, said he had a good reason for trying to break the gender barrier. +The bill also would require the president to choose, by Dec. 31, another penalty from a range of sanctions unless he can certify that he has assurances from Baghdad that it has ceased using chemical weapons and won't use them in the future. +But such is not the case. +"We are not sure about the fate of the missing people. +"We had a lot of discussion yesterday but still there are so many points which need efforts, not only from Egypt, but from all the friends in the whole region so as to narrow the gap between Syria and Iraq," Mubarak said. +This was already evident last season. +Well, we bombed them (the North Vietnamese), we napalmed them, everything else in the whole world. +Greece could end up with another coalition government after voters go to the polls Sunday, and that could mean a continued impasse over how to deal with growing economic problems. +By early this year, Dynabook could keep going only with the help of $500,000 from a landlord so eager to fill an empty building that he didn't notice his tenant was crumbling. +Several brokers marginally downgraded current year profit expectations - among them, Hoare Govett shaved Pounds 1m off its forecast to Pounds 41m. Nervous trading in Taunton Cider ahead of Tuesday's interim figures left the shares 2 lighter at 155p. +The team saved two patients with an experimental drug he brought to Brazil, the story said. +Even critics acknowledge progress. +The House Committee on Science, Space and Technology was told in a recent hearing that demand for ammonium perchlorate would rise from 37.8 million pounds this year to more than 60 million pounds in 1989. +There is a possibility a new factory will be built to handle the expected production increase that will be needed with the Kadett. +They have all lost the AAA credit rating they once enjoyed - Barclays was downgraded only last week - and it is now cheaper for top-rank companies to borrow direct from the money markets. What is banking, anyway? +Also Wednesday, a minor earthquake shook south-central Utah, but no damage or injuries were reported, the University of Utah Seismograph Stations said. +They said it was sinful to run around in those little tights. +In 1979, Jane M. Byrne became the first woman elected mayor of Chicago, defeating Republican Wallace D. Johnson. +Sales financed by the UK's 11 largest factors rose by 13 per cent to Pounds 16bn in 1992 compared with a rise of only 2.5 per cent the year before, according to the Association of British Factors and Discounters (ABFD). +It alone knew the extent of the danger and told no one," the company wrote in a position paper supporting its arguments. +Even in sketches, if there are two children in bed, there seem to be four stockings hung up," said Mrs. Conlin. +Until now he has been the favourite editor-in-waiting at the Mirror. +Vaal Reefs shed R1 to R409 rand. +Another is the achiever, the hard worker who has gained wealth and wants to hang on to it. +But the court upheld the city of Pittsburgh's right to display a Jewish menorah, which stood alongside a Christmas tree in the City-County Building. +NEW YORK - House Banking Committee on Financial Institutions holds a hearing on Freedom National Bank, the nation's fourth largest minority-owned bank before if failed last month. +Under the telephone company's plan, a customer wishing to obtain access to the 915 lines would have to sign a consent form. Names of those signing the forms would be kept confidential. +Shearson, the 11th-biggest program trader, also doesn't do index arbitrage for itself. +It has annual revenue of about $720 million and employs about 9,200 workers worldwide. +Secondly, the racer gains extra leverage in turning the ski; the tilting of the boot is transmitted more into a carving effect at the ski's edges. Racers are now fitting riser pads to take their boots even higher. +It said it intended to complete further disposals 'at satisfactory prices' to cut its debt 'as soon as possible'. +Guinness also could face a legal fight to regain the disputed ownership of the Dewar's Scotch whisky trademark from Schenley Industries Inc. +The man was identified only as Uwe B., in line with Dutch police practice. +Term bonds due in 2019 were priced with a 8% coupon to yield 8.15%. +It may for a while appear to accept the implementation of United Nations resolutions, such as the return of weapons inspectors to Baghdad and the removal of missiles systems from the exclusion zone north of the 36th parallel and south of the 32nd. +Not all disputes between black and white people are racially motived, while many that are do not get reported. +Others say the city _ and the nation _ faced an awesome reconstruction task after World War II. +Jim Meyer is a weatherman, but don't ask him which way the wind is blowing. +Corning said the sale of its investment in Iwaki Glass Co. of Japan to Asahi Glass Co. would release funds for new investments. +Tass, quoting from a report in the weekly Literaturnaya Gazeta, said the bodies of foreigners were among those found during four days of excavation at a site in the Darnitsa Forest. +British courts ruled that local officials overstepped their authority when they entered into the contracts, in which borrowers swap fixed-rate obligations. +"What the Labor Party has got to recognize is, working people themselves have changed," says Mr. Jordan of the engineers' union. +The first units of the famed French Foreign Legion arrived Saturday in Saudi Arabia, joining the largest deployment of French forces overseas since Algeria's war of independence. +The proposal would require the funds' prospectus to clearly state that the holdings aren't insured or guaranteed by the federal government. +Milan Machovec, a philosophy professor who taught Palach at Prague's Charles University, appealed in his letter to anyone considering a repeat of Palach's act. +It's like welfare for the rich," he said. +He said only a third of services were running and accused Railtrack of trying to 'intimidate' the signal workers. +She is the only speller to compete four times for the title. +I don't think it's embarrassing." Apparently referring to the 2,500 metric tons of aid the Soviet Union has received from abroad in recent weeks, Katya said, "It's not only the United States. +The opportunity, he says, is a bill pending in Congress that would ban future production of plastic or other handguns that flunk certain X-ray and magnetometer tests. +The Red Cross said at least six people were killed Monday in Camarines Sur province on the Bicol Peninsula. +Scatter the tomatoes with a few blades of chopped fresh tarragon. +"We're going back into the `food or fuel' problem of the early '70s for low-income and senior citizens," predicts Edwin Rothschild, an energy specialist at Citizen Action, a consumer and environmental group. +The legislation would strip the Interior secretary and assistant secretaries of any authority over the park service except for its budget, a matter on which Congress has the final word. +Bryan said the art collection was purchased by a corporation, but the apartment fell through because Mrs. Tantoco was rejected as a buyer by the cooperative's board. +An associate who was handling money Lee earned from performing told him the money had been deposited in safe accounts, but when Lee tried to get his money back he was unable to do so. +But partly in anticipation of higher mailing costs, TV Guide raised its subscription rates in January. +He was arrested Sunday and charged with kidnapping. +On the one side, the dark, violent and brutalized struggle between a paramilitary police force and a ruthless guerrilla organization. +Their annual portfolio turnover has fallen to 50% this year from 73% last year, he observes. +The European Space Agency complained that its projects were given a back seat in the new plans. +Greene quashed that subpoena after the archivist asserted that he already had turned over to the prosecutors the documents Poindexter was seeking. +At an 8 a.m. EST meeting of one trading firm, which asked not to be identified, the deal was described as "hot"; it was expected to trade up a "few points" from its filing price of $18 a share, already higher than the original $13-to-$15 range. +America hates a loser, and no politician seems more scorned these days than Michael Dukakis. +The company had said it expected to report "substantial" operating losses for the year ended June 30 but hadn't provided an estimate. +'The idea is speed to market,' an IBM official says. +Still others supply vital goods to such giants as K mart, Ford Motor and J.C. Penney. +"The mass merchandisers are eating up the distribution of our product," complains Ron Brutt, the owner of two Goodyear dealerships in Pittsburgh who has seen his margins cut by a third in recent years. +He urged passage of the bill to prevent further market disruptions. +The plaintiffs claimed exposure to the herbicide caused cancer and other ailments, as well as birth defects. +Scientists also would explore the effects of gravity during long missions. +A stamp was produced in honor of the Washington summit meeting in December 1987, and a month later the Soviets produced a stamp to mark 30 years of a Soviet-American agreement on culture, technology and education. +The bondholders decided at their meeting to form a committee to improve communication between them and the company. +We can't be naive enough to believe that California is the only state where such finagling has occurred. +The transaction, in which Universal would pay 0.76 of a share for each Bench Craft share, is subject to approval by a majority of Bench Craft holders. +It attributed the increase, in part, to the absence of restructuring charges in the latest period. +I just wanted to stop him," the doctor said. +But Professor King has a point. +Diodes Inc. said four long-time directors resigned and two outside directors were appointed in a restructuring of the board of the supplier of semiconductor rectifiers. +Conservation, trade, research and grain storage proposals are close to Grange objectives, but flexibility, dairy and the administration's plan to kill federal crop insurance are at odds with current Grange policy. +The contestants were auditioned by the contest organizers _ not selected in state "pageants" _ and no interview was required, he said. +At one extraordinarily candid meeting last month in Volzhsky, an industrial town near Volgograd, about 100 reform-minded officials showed up. +Quantum Chemical rose 3/4 to 15. Kidder Peabody upgraded its rating on the stock to a "buy" from a "hold," and Prudential Securities has been aggressively recommending that investors purchase the stock as pricing for Quantum's products improves. +The shares climbed back above the offer price in late London trading yesterday, but still were down from Monday. +It became a TV series in 1951, then again in 1967. +Sen. Fowler got some unwanted publicity because of the unfortunate timing. +China's official Xinhua news agency said the agreement marks the first time China has cooperated with a foreign aircraft maker on all phases of a plane's production. +Under rules that took effect Sept. 30 and being implemented by states this month, the spouse in the community will be able to keep more of the couple's combined assets and income. +He is the first high-ranking U.S. official to visit to the Red Sea state since Bush stopped here in 1986 as vice president. +Dispatches from the official Islamic Republic News Agency claimed five Iraqi jets were destroyed in 24 hours, including three French-built F-1 Mirage fighter-bombers out to raid Iranian tankers Friday in the northern Persian Gulf. +The winners of the viewer poll: stories on the controversial anti-depression drug Prozac and an Alabama marijuana eradication program. +But although profits have been good, delinquency rates and writeoffs have reached record levels, in many cases far outstripping banks' expectations. +Augustus K. Oliver, a Coniston principal, emphasized in an interview that his partnership is determined to acquire the food-services company, which has previously said it wants to remain independent. +Choosing the right freight forwarder is therefore imperative. A common complaint of small and medium-sized British exporters is that they are often overcharged. +Officials said the Navy escorts of reflagged Kuwaiti oil tankers could be halted as long as two weeks as the helicopters are transferred to the gulf and used to clear the underwater explosives. +They said the information was released in connection with a separate civil case. +Agriculture Department economists are forecasting an additional $1 billion in farm exports over February's estimate for the current year, raising the total amount to $33.5 billion. +VITRO, the large Mexican glass company, yesterday announced net profits of 602m new pesos (Dollars 200m) last year, 11 per cent less in real terms than in 1991. +And suspension designed to cope with fast driving in the Australian outback gives a superlative ride on normal roads. As a motorway cruiser, the Sigma is on a par with a Jaguar. +"I am of the old school that believes in talking first and going public later," Kohl said. +Or midnight dumpers could have thrown residue from some electronic manufacturer secretly into the Everglades. +(tie) Flint Coatings Inc., Flint, Mich., industrial coatings, $8.5 million. +Officials have not released the names of those identified and have not contacted family members. +All but Syria and Libya have since renewed ties. +By Mr Lawson's maths the more precision in the percentage the less the likelihood. +TransOhio is a unit of American Capital Corp. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Ball shares closed at $33, up 25 cents. +They're protection from the world." His eldest daughter just married, suggesting a possible new phase in his life. +The final proration factor will be announced Monday. +Elsewhere, traders noted that the late easing of the closely watched index was a market correction of earlier, exaggerated gains. +But it has said some 132 drug smugglers have been executed this month as part of an anti-narcotics crackdown. +Baker will confer on Sunday with officials in Bahrain and meet with the Emir of Kuwait on Monday in Taif, Saudi Arabia. +The stock was trading near its high of the session, 165 3/4, when the company reported earnings of $2.85 a share compared with $1.81 a year earlier. +Barry said the Jesuits have pledged a $750,000 maintenance fund, and a union has offered to do $50,000 worth of electrical work for free. +Shares in the state enterprises will be offered first to their employees, then to people living nearby, and finally to Turkish workers abroad. +He said the recall and distribution shutdown would not affect availability of any major products, and the cost to the company was negligible. +Since Mr. Day took over as chairman in June 1985, he has held all four titles. +"There were times I would have died for a month off," he says, "But I can't relax. +Mr. Minnick, 48 this week, sees the downturn in Northwest logging as inevitable. +Roy Benjamin would like to send hundreds of thousands of books each month to the Soviet Union and the nations of Eastern Europe, where he believes there is a huge market for them. +"Our decision absolutely didn't have a thing to do with the WPP Group merger." +This was 1983, a year before the famine emergency. +After six weeks of testimony, the Dade County jury deliberated just a day, rejecting the defense's argument that Streetwas incapable of planning the murders because he was high on cocaine at the time of the shootings. +American Brands' offer for all $1.5 billion of long-term debt of E-II Holdings expired with few takers. +Private initiatives are being started. +European leaders should heed the political sophistication behind Ms. Smit-Kroes's salmon. +And for the first time since February of 1989, CBS nearly caught up with NBC in the race to be the No. 1 network. +Police fought armed bands in the capital and hungry mobs in Rosario on Tuesday, and the death toll reached 11. Officials talked of handing out free food to stop looting sparked by soaring inflation. +Signaling how seriously China takes the threat to MFN, in the past two weeks it lifted martial law in the Tibetan city of Lhasa and announced the release of 211 pro-democracy protesters. +InterTrade Management Corp., a Chicago-based trading concern, has developed a system that it says uses artificial intelligence. +But the farmhouses, the fences and barns are long gone. +Other countries that don't have formal steel quotas with the U.S., such as Taiwan, Sweden and Argentina, also have supplied steel. +Noting the rebounding steel market, Mr. Williams predicted fourth-quarter profitability on both an operating and net income basis. +But polls have been seriously delayed, and remain tied to Mr Rabin's assessment of whether Israeli security can be guaranteed after a military withdrawal. +Rioting did not spread beyond the neighborhood, but it caused traffic tie-ups in parts of Osaka as police blocked off several major streets, and some rail service was disrupted. +In addition, he released 14 years in previous returns last January during the heat of his campaign with then-rival Sen. Bob Dole, who has since withdrawn from the race for the GOP presidential nomination. +Their abandoned cars have been recovered. +Passenger services are operated over the private railways' tracks by the state-owned Amtrak, which lost Dollars 730m last year. Just 20 years ago, it was not too fanciful to imagine that US railways might cease to exist. +He said the 31-car convoy of foreigners that drove to the Bulgarian border also carried 26 other Americans. +The high-tech movement here started way back in those early times. +The stock market was little changed today in a drifting session. +Homeless advocates say greater reliance on telephoned claims limit the face-to-face contact that might make or break their eligibility determination. +Patrick Lekota, a senior official of the rival African National Congress, accuses Buthelezi of being a pawn of the ruling National Party. +Mild temperatures this month have slowed demand both domestically and abroad for corn and soybean meal as livestock feeds, while increased precipitation has helped both winter wheat and the South American soybean crop. +Yang Yongling, pilot of the Boeing 737, said the hijackers placed a knife to his neck and pointed a gun at his forehead, according to a report by the official China News Agency. +Meanwhile, the key category of non-defense capital goods, considered a barometer of industry investment plans, rose 8.2 percent to $38.7 billion in December. +But Mr Jim Bolger's government has taken Rogernomics into pastures new, notably industrial relations and welfare. +Crosson said the house will not be moved. +GSA estimated the combined value of the contracts at between $3 billion and $10 billion over 10 years _ but it could reach a maximum $25 billion. +They had been pumping up to 2 million barrels a day. +That is because, along with all those accumulated tables and parts, Newell also has assembled what he believes is the nation's most complete collection of pool table records and catalogs. +Bozell, Jacobs, Kenyon & Eckhardt Inc. is working on a management buy-out plan in which two of the ad agency's largest clients would become part-owners. +"Anytime there is evidence that has been excluded, obviously it hurts us," defense attorney Russell Baldani said in an afternoon press conference. +On the other hand, they couldn't tell me if I would ever get sick," she testified, saying that in the early 1980s little was known about the risks to health-care workers. +The vessel takes a back seat to the surprisingly high proportion of figurative work. Ian Ramsey's 'Posse' would get my vote for the most expressive work. +GTE Corp. said it would cut nearly 14,000 jobs over the next five years as a result of a restructuring of its telephone operations. +Black students and their parents Sunday demanded nullification of high school exams that 58 percent of black students failed, and they urged the failing youths to re-enroll in defiance of government rules. +At the request of its lenders, Talley postponed a decision on all dividend payments until terms of a restructuring pact are set. +The average yield on one-year jumbo CDs eased to 7.79% from 7.81%, while the average for two-year maturities slipped to 7.97% from 8%. +Jackson said Yakovlev assured him the trials would be open to the press. +Last month General Motors told 4,000 workers in Ypsilanti, Michigan that their plant, rather than one in Texas, would be closed. +But Mr. Wallach denies any such quid pro quo; there was no evidence he was ever offered any such post; and the conflict-of-interest law applies only to people who at some point actually hold federal office. +Prices of long-term government bonds sank on new inflation fears. +The Soviets' oil problems are somewhat mirrored by the U.S. experience. +A computer with the optical device will still cost $6,495, but from now on Next will outfit every computer with a hard drive and supply one at no cost to those who have already bought Next machines. +When the image ads are on the air, says John Pellegrene, senior vice president of marketing at the chain, "the response on the day-to-day advertising is much better. +Stocks have lost more since the July peak _ about $550 billion worth _ than during the Black Monday crash of October 1987. +"Kuwait constitutes the southern part of Iraq, which was severed by the British in 1913, in preparation for the first world war," he said. +And yet he explains that this neglect is utterly pragmatic: 'It's rather ridiculous that we're performing plays by people so incredibly dead. +Philippine government efforts to cope with the problem prompted demonstrations against President Corazon Aquino. +Piecemeal reform will not suffice. +The Justice Department also emphasized that the agreement doesn't preclude the department "from pursuing any claims that the government may have relating to TRW's conduct on other contracts with the government." +As the three rode their bicycles from the murder site to the mall, Matthews warned his friends not to talk. +Senate Republican leader Bob Dole of Kansas had argued before the committee on Tuesday that quick action on drought relief for winter wheat farmers should come before rural development legislation. +Two of the potential bidders are well-versed in the Delaware & Hudson's problems and possibilities. +And the fact that the management is retaining a strong stake in the business should provide considerable comfort. +Mr. Anreder said the firm would not comment on why it wanted to keep the filing confidential. +Boren and Cohen of wimping out, and they will warn that the lawmakers' concessions raise the specter of more internationally embarrassing covert operations like the mining of Nicaraguan harbors and the Iran arms sales. +Outer months finished higher as well, as did petroleum products prices. +This annual stage spectacle, coupled with a colorful art festival, is such a box-office hit that it needs no help from the National Endowment for the Arts. +Under 1987 law, Farm Credit System institutions with impaired capital _ the book value of borrower stock being less than par value _ may apply to the board to be certified for federal aid. +Morris said he expected some Cherokees to join the wagon train as it moved further westward. +United Education & Software said it completed the acquisition of seven welding schools and three aeronautical technology schools from the Airco Educational Services division of London-based BOC Group PLC. +In the 2-1 decision in February, the court ordered the U.S. Department of Transportation to rewrite regulations that allow communities to offer only "paratransit" service, such as van rides, to the disabled. +Some prospective plane buyers, he says, have turned to used aircraft, which aren't so taxed. +If prices should plunge again, the limits likely would slow stock-price moves by forcing a trading halt in index markets, again disrupting the activities of traders with positions in both stocks and futures. +She took off her neck brace briefly to show the scar left by the operation. +Its future is uncertain as officials debate environmental, economic and public safety implications of its repair. +Federated Department Stores' directors meet today to mull defensive moves against Campeau's hostile bid of $47 a share, or $4.2 billion. +As many as 400 are reported holed up in embassies and consulates in Budapest and Prague, and at the permanent mission in East Berlin. +It's a decision the other networks see differently. +Only one minority, a Hispanic who no longer serves on the council, has won an at-large City Council election. +Mr. Lewis also said that Mr. Lobato's proxy statement fails to disclose some material information, including that Mr. Lobato has formed a company to compete with Health Concepts. +In the context of internal events, it is clear that Daniel Ortega, fresh from a Moscow meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, (who also reaffirmed Soviet rejection of Trotsky and his doctrines) was now using the Trotskyite label against Messrs. +Satwant Singh and Beant Singh were shot by other security guards moments after the assassination, and Beant Singh later died of bullet wounds. +In her uncles' hospital room, she says, "I didn't recognize either one of them." Lyon, a bank teller with three grown children, has the manners of a Sunday school teacher _ until she talks about the beating. +It is through the WCRS acquisition that Eurocom controls New York's Della Femina McNamee. +Their proposal, however, to add cats to the list of creatures that can be killed for bothering domesticated animals has drawn howls of protest from feline fanciers. +Australian scientists said they had developed a process to boost production from a plant known to alleviate malaria. +Alberto-Culver Co., which is making a hostile tender offer for Lamaur Inc., said it will ask Lamaur shareholders to provide an antidote for Lamaur's "poison pill." +A surgeon who took part in the rescue, Dr. Jina Joder, said she used a paramedic's buck knife to cut the leg off a dead man to free a victim beneath him. +Ms. Lewis knew Ms. O'Cleireacain, an official of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees in New York, and suggested that she and Mr. Jackson get together. +Few believe the promise of President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua that it is safe for them to return peacefully, and many see death awaiting them in the Nicaraguan jungle. +Instructions on changing needles were often ignored, so many of the records wore out overseas. +On Wednesday, 10-year notes were sold at an average yield of 7.85%. +While it breaks down in prolonged sunlight, it isn't recyclable. +He says he bought $75,000 of bonds. +"As as a matter of company policy, we have no comment," said Ron Meder, a Lockheed spokesman. +The final report, published in 1976, found that the Type A men were 4.5 times more likely to develop heart disease before age 60 than their calmer counterparts. +Defense Secretary Cheney rejected Soviet calls for a joint nuclear test ban and said NATO must retain the option of launching a first nuclear strike. +Fiske has been the object of conservative criticism for the role he played in screening the professional qualifications of judicial candidates for the American Bar Association. +On this and other matters Mr. DeBartolo, through his lawyers, declines comment. +As a result, Rep. Aspin said the panel wasn't able to apportion responsibility among the senior officers. +That plan aims at reigning inflation, which has been running at about 80 percent monthly, reducing a fiscal deficit and increasing production. +But those and employee severance expenses, which could reach $20 million, will push the company into the red, the announcement said. +Richards said exposing Berry and other black artists to white audiences was the primary reason the Stones were formed. +Documents burn in a fireplace. Cryptic orders are barked out, possibly instructions to break the law. +It comes down to cost, connectivity and power. Already, the duo is working on linking IBM and Apple networks. +Mr. Siegel's exact motives for wanting the report aren't clear. +I don't want you to have to work on this farm like I have ever since I was 8 years old.' +Some observers say ambition and personality differences are the root of Buthelezi's conflict with other black groups. +GM quit the country 15 years ago because of political unrest and economic decline. +Otto Lambsdorff, former West`German Economics Minister and influential head of the Free Democrats`_ the junior partner in the Bonn government _ visited Bucharest Thursday to discuss economic aid. +"All we did was run a TV commercial with Dawkins saying these things for 21 straight seconds. +Nine other preliminary evaluations were opened by the agency into: _Erratic cruise control in about 10,000 1987 Chrysler Jeep Cherokees. +A witness in the church's nearby health center said he watched as about 300 men fell into formation and marched to the entrance of the church compound, and stoned the courtyard and the church before a gang of them rushed inside. +A train carrying hazardous material derailed and caught fire today, prompting the evacuation of about 500 people, officials said. +The result, he says, will be consulting firms with fewer employees but requiring more capital and more equipment. +Best Canadian film: Guy Maddin's Alpine-Gothic pastoral pastiche, Careful. +Texas puts a Grim Reaper image on stamps. +But even the last evening included a touch of patriotism. American and Soviet flags hung on either side of the "Royal Box" at the rear of the theater, and the orchestra played national anthems from both countries before the ballet began. +The CFTC charged that Philipp Brothers told customers their trades were being handled on the Coffee, Cocoa and Sugar Exchange in New York when the trades actually were handled off of the exchange floor. +By the middle of that century postage stamps were introduced, along with standard rates regardless of distance traveled. +He does as much as anyone could to beat the mistral wind with a rich, bass baritone voice full of the character's conflict and growing despair. +But his sworn testimony was challenged by a former HUD official who said Pierce personally ordered her to fund a $15 million Durham, N.C., project that was opposed by several agency experts. +They all cursed Noriega. +"We've lived here since 1957," Mrs. Edgeton said, "and I don't remember a woman ever being on the board. +Washington could get its fingers burnt just like the Europeans.' +AT&T is also there already, through its purchase last year of McCaw Cellular, one of the largest mobile operators, which it is rapidly integrating into its mainstream service offerings. +The newspaper said more than 2,000 had been arrested in Caracas. +"We will absorb higher costs until we feel as if the prices have stabilized," says Ed F. Kruse, chairman and chief executive officer of Blue Bell Creameries Inc., in Brenham, Texas. +He rose to the presidency of Local 422 before joining the international union staff in 1960 in the GM Department. +World Bank lending is expected to rise again over the next year. +The exception was Mr. Takeshita's predecessor, Yasuhiro Nakasone, who stepped down in October after five years. +Many other cities received a quarter to a half inch. +The trouble isn't caused primarily by structural problems. +The industry welcomed them in its way, with ceremony and glitter. +"Mike Dukakis has accused me of being an old-fashioned Democrat," Simon says in the commercial. "I plead guilty. +On Wednesday, he toured the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory near San Francisco, where the bulk of the government's research on the "Star Wars" Strategic Defense Initiative is being conducted. +He said he was wounded when he was caught in the crossfire between the killer and the U.S. Postal Service police officer who fired a bullet into his neck. +"In the beginning, I thought I would spend most of my time thinking about metaphysical questions," Mrs. Le Guen said. "But when you're alone down there you only think about taking care of yourself. +The chief believes marijuana use should be decriminalized, and he said his efforts to encourage addicts to seek treatment reflects his belief that the drug problem should be resolved by physicians, not lawyers. +U.N. officials have said previously, however, that it would focus on a disturbance at a detention center in which more than 100 Vietnamese boat people were injured. +The opening of East Germany's borders Nov. 9 allowed East Germany's famous orchestra to travel easily to the great hall of the Sender Freies Berlin radio station for Monday's hastily arranged concert. +Hanson Industries, New York, said its Kidde Credit Corp. unit agreed to sell its operations for about $61.4 million. +But it didn't satisfy me. +We should strike a medal in Julia's honour. No medals are due to the British women. +No matter how important the abortion issue is to those caught up in it, the tactic in Idaho threatened to ruin the livelihoods, if not the lives, of potato farmers. +Instead, buyers get a huge, power-operated fabric sunroof which makes it feel almost as open as a cabriolet with the side windows up. The dumpy yet attractively curvy 121 could never be mistaken for anything else. +The benchmark 30-year bond ended at 102 7/32 to yield 7.92%, compared with Friday's price of 102 2/32 to yield 7.93%. +Vallecillo said he spoke to Butler from the U.S. Coast Guard's Pacific Command headquarters in Alameda, 10 miles east of San Francisco. +Sens. Paul Sarbanes, D-Md., Albert Gore, D-Tenn., and other Democrats have complained that the appointees lack sufficient qualifications beyond their financial and political connections. +It said a navy patrol boat was on its way to the Rotuma, 400 miles north of Suva, in case of trouble from the Malmahao clan, whose leader intended to secede from Fiji. +Within minutes, Dorothy has forgotten where her notebook came from. +Mr. Long's role in Anheuser-Busch's dealings with Hanley also isn't known. +The party dropped about 7 percent from the 41 percent of the vote it received March 18. +"And I know what I'm not. +World-wide, he forecasts Eminase sales in 1992 may approach $400 million, making the drug one of Beecham's biggest moneymakers. +Also added to "Today" were Faith Daniels, co-anchor of "CBS Morning News," who will be news reader. +Pork belly prices have been recovering slowly since early September after sliding to 18-year lows during the summer as supplies piled up in warehouses, a function of declining consumption of bacon, which is made from pork bellies. +Dixon said the committee will continue its investigation through the current congressional recess, which is scheduled to end Jan. 23. +The world's largest computer manufacturer reported a Dollars 2.8bn loss for the year to the end of December, after huge restructuring and retirement benefit charges, and its first annual revenue decline since the end of the Second World War. +There are other, much more intimate stagings. I will report later in May on further offerings of this festival. +They are scheduled to visit Bulgaria and the Soviet Union. +Many analysts consider this figure a better gauge of underlying inflationary pressures. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Sara Lee shares closed at $40.375, up 50 cents. +Faith in a rebound had faltered a little in the past week or so amid a drumbeat on continuing bad news about the economy. +During a news conference later at his office in this Boston suburb, Frank said he had shown poor judgement in hiring the man. +But he cites the case of a profitable chemical plant in Siberia whose director was planning to increase capacity and expand staff amenities. +The U.S. will also urge Cocom to give favorable licensing treatment to Eastern European countries that adopt Cocom-approved safeguards against the reshipment of controlled goods to unauthorized users. +The new forces were deployed to win propaganda points for the People's Liberation Army by providing "an acceptable face" to Beijing citizens, not to fight their fellow soldiers, one Western diplomat said. +The absence of border controls would, therefore, seem to make either some minimum rates of taxation or some controls over imports necessary. Enfeebled regime The EC has already agreed on the latter. +Late on the night of the shooting, Jay was questioned by investigators for the Burlington County prosecutor's office. He asserted the shooting was accidental, and said he had looked down the gun barrel and hadn't seen the bullet in the cylinder. +Air Atlanta officials said the company may be able to get through the week with cash on hand. +As protestors burned a mock Israeli flag in downtown Cairo on Tuesday, a passing lawyer dropped his briefcase to the sidewalk, raised his fist and shouted, "Kick out the Zionist dogs!" +Only the view that the Constitution grows in its protections can serve that need. +There is no way to communicate impaired or coloured judgment. +The bonds issued in a $225 million Macy's Credit Corp. offering last fall were designed with Japanese and European investors in mind, says Jonathan Kolatch, a vice president at Goldman, Sachs & Co., which structured the offering. +"In a thin market with relatively few players around, anxieties run higher than normal," Resler said. +The NATM or Shotcrete method activates the loadbearing capacity of the soil by a combination of the sequence and pattern of excavation and support elements. Support will primarily consist of sprayed concrete (Shotcrete) reinforcement and steel girders. +He spent most of his life in Norristown, Pa. He moved to Beirut in 1984, and in 1985 converted to Islam and married a Lebanese woman, a U.S. Embassy secretary. +The ministry said strikes occurred at 3,241 workplaces since June 29, with all but 132 cases resolved through negotiations between labor and management. +The traditional way of doing so among retailers is to develop a product to suit the desired market segment. +"We feel we are about to revolutionize ground transportation in the United States," said Arnie Adamsen, a Las Vegas city councilman and chairman of the commission. +There remains great caution among consumers and subsequently among advertisers. Says Terry Rosenquist, head of Lintas Europe: 'The recession has led to fierce competition, with the retail trade sector putting immense pressure on FMCG manufacturers. +Moslems and Syria rejected the appointment because it violated an unwritten national covenant that gave the premiership to the Sunni Moslems, the presidency to the Maronites and the house speakership to the Shiite Moslems. +At a news conference with Filipino reporters, the 55-year-old president brushed aside charges of incompetence leveled by Vice President Salvador Laurel and said she had "more important tasks to attend to" than respond to his charges publicly. +In Los Angeles County today, there are 25 million daily trips, 97 percent in cars and the rest in buses. +Parts of Iowa were doused with two to three inches of rain. +His voice rose in anger at times as he accused the government of embarking on a "headline-hunting exercise" to damage Eastern. +Last September, Mr. Sosnoff filed for permission under federal antitrust laws to raise his stake in the company to as much as 25%. +Its drama critic, Howard Kissel, called "Speed-The-Plow" "Mamet's clearest, wittest play," but added "I bet it would be even funnier with an actress." Clive Barnes of the New York Post agreed. +The vessel, which gave its departure point as Aden, Yemen, was first intercepted by the Australian guided-missile frigate HMS Sydney early Wednesday but refused repeated requests to stop for a search. +"It's the change I needed," he says, adding that he has more energy than he has had since his adolescence. +A man convicted of bilking hundreds of people of $20 million through a pyramid scheme received a 15-year prison sentence with an unusual 10-year probation, but promised investors they'd get their money back. +"We do have the worst illiteracy rate of any industrialized nation in the world. +Issuance of new corporate bonds also is running at record levels, exceeding $40 billion so far this year. +And even some Republicans say a flexible freeze you just spoke about will hardly make a dent in the deficit. +The Justice Department later concluded that Canzeri did not violate federal law. +That experiment ended in 1962, the year Ne Win seized power in a military coup and began to enforce his brand of economic socialism, military-backed authoritarian rule and isolation from much of the world. +Also today, an appeal fund was launched to help those affected by the accident, in which a barge rammed the pleasure boat. +Last year's increase was only half the 1.6% rise in nonfarm productivity for 1986 and the smallest since 1982, when the productivity measure declined 0.6%. +Smith responded that he "was not willing to discuss at this time" a price which was not in the range of $68 to $73 a share. +A Taft spokesman said the Cincinnati-based broadcasting and entertainment concern wouldn't have any comment. +UNIONFED FINANCIAL Corp. boosted its quarterly to 11 cents a share from 10 cents, payable Sept. 25 to shares of record Sept. 11. +He is played by one of the Soviet Union's leading rock musicians, Piotr Mamonov. +"There's nothing really new here," concedes Peter Gordon, managing director of Image Alpha, a consultancy established last year to help the institute gain a foothold in Asia. +I'm Representative Charles Rangel, Chairman of the House Select Committee on Narcotic Abuse and Control. +In May 1986, Australia's treasurer, Paul Keating, warned that the country would become a "banana republic" if it didn't get its currency rate under control. +If it's approved in the final House vote, the bill would have to be reconciled with a more stringent bill recently approved by the Senate. +Because Malays are more or less guaranteed political power through UMNO, which has ruled since independence in 1957, the temptation has been to use the political system to advance ethnic goalsand, eventually, personal ones. +In an interview, White she did not think about paying for the letter herself. +In recent years, the Chinese government has relaxed many of its economic policies, allowing for free enterprise. +Tony Aliengena said Tuesday if he does meet the Soviet leader, he knows exactly what he will say: "Hello, Comrade Gorbachev, I'm happy I flew to Russia," he pronounced in Russian. +The Grosvenor Estate reminds them when it is time to re-paint, specifies which paint to use and inspects the job on completion. +He also rejected an insurance-department attempt to impose generalized caps on expenses and establish broad "efficiency standards," saying that the initiative didn't give the department such affirmative power. +In 1983 we predicted that the transport of smoke and nuclear debris to the Southern Hemisphere could be accelerated by the fundamentally altered nuclear-winter circulation. +But New Products could use some sprucing up to win over shoppers. +Appearing with some of the officials at a news conference after the meeting, Dukakis said he favored placing restrictions on small handguns but said he recognized the "perfectly legitimate right" of sportsmen and others to own guns. +A few tourists visited the Church of the Nativity and Christ's birthplace. +"We've not made an announcement that we've canceled. +A telephone call seeking comment at the office of Marty Schwartz, the rap artist's personal manager, was not answered after business hours Friday. +"We're doing fine _ right on target," Miraed Smith, a spokeswoman at Bloomingdale's flagship store in Manhattan, said Thursday. +During those hearings, a weekly newspaper in Washington, D.C., published a list of movies that Bork and his family had rented from a local video store, angering Bork and members of the committee. They felt it violated his privacy. +She recovered after five days. +"When the futures went to an extreme discount to the stocks, some spreaders leaped on the opportunity to unwind their positions," he said. +The views of Sud-Ouest on Bosnia seem neither notably exotic nor especially banal over a kir on the terrasse of one's gite. It is one's own newspapers that suddenly seem odd or absurd. +In his new, more public role, Black will be available to the media and give occasional speeches. +The Analisis article said the cost of the helicopters should have been $36 million but the navy paid $217 million. +She said the government remained to be convinced that there was sufficient evidence to support a ban. +The first lawsuit was brought under the civil racketeering statute and accused the nine striking unions of coordinating a violent conspiracy to force a favorable labor settlement or the sale of the newspaper. +The papers say Mr. Gebauer did pay $800,000 from the sale to satisfy overseas debts, but only to prevent a "fire sale" of Mr. Gebauer's foreign assets, including an apartment in France, German paintings and an interest in a Brazilian coffee farm. +"What we've tried to do in the past is rely on the Constitution for protecting individual rights," said Rep. Don Edwards (D., Calif.), chairman of the civil and constitutional rights subcommittee. +Dear relations,' said the letter early last year, 'we come from a large, old-established South African family with a rich history yet many of us do not know each other. +He appealed the conviction on grounds the cocaine should not have been used as evidence against him. +"Roll up your sleeve and put your arm out the car window as you queue up for Los Angeles County's first drive-through flu clinic on Saturday Nov. 10 at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center," the hospital declared in a news release. +Two brokerage firms, believed to be trading for their own accounts, sold stocks and bought stock-index futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange to lock in price differences. +Near Monroe, N.C., thunderstorm gusts damaged several farm buildings. +Only 20 per cent correctly estimated that the net rate was between 4 and 6 per cent. In other words, many people are wildly over-optimistic about the returns available from building societies. +But Khomeini ended Rafsanjani's efforts in February with a death decree against Indian-born British writer Salman Rushdie. +Some Democrats in the House, for example, oppose any type of capital-gains tax cut. +The Soviet Union also drew Arab fire, as newspapers echoed PLO chief Yasser Arafat's call Saturday for Moscow to reverse itself and curtail migration of its Jews to Israel. +A spokesman for National Advanced Systems dismissed IBM's new product announcements, which he said were expected. +Morgan estimated that the economy will expand at a 2.4% clip in the third quarter and at a 3.3% pace in the fourth. +The resignation of Eduard Shevardnadze means a further setback for reforms. +Louis Sullivan, the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services who stumbled into Washington politics over the issue, has kept a low public profile in the abortion debate. +The task force is supposed to size up the situation and report back in 30 days. +Pilots and flight attendants called the airline's bluff, walking off their jobs Oct. 1. Continental sued the pilots union for $50 million. +News that currency adjustments will continue to be a malign influence on profits in the current quarter is certainly unsettling, if explicable in terms of the lag effect of advance sales. +In addition, she is unfamiliar with other provisions of the two propositions. +The Coast Guard had been searching for the pair since July 23. +Singh assembled a government based on a five-party minority coalition that relied on the support of Communists and Hindu right-wingers. +Noricum's former chief was arrested, and there were dark reminders that an Austrian ambassador to Greece and the former chairman of Voest both died suddenly while giving evidence on the case to authorities. +Sixth-ranked in the first quarter last year, and fourth for the full year, the firm came in third the past quarter. +"The charge of discrimination that the atheists are raising is in the courts right now for a decision," United Way of America spokesman Tony De Christofaro said in an interview from Alexander, Va. +Rising mortgage interest rates last month curbed demand for existing homes, causing sales to drop 2.3 percent to their slowest pace in seven months, a real estate trade group reported. +On the New York Mercantile Exchange, the April contract for West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark grade of crude oil, rose 26 cents to settle at $19.29 a barrel. +Trans World Airlines and others. +The Navy hoped to return to the site later this week, she said. +The NTSB's investigation remains open, said Kolstad, and could be revised if evidence surfaces that points to further deficiencies in the bridge. +The five major Japanese steelmakers, including Nippon, posted a combined operating loss of $1.2 billion in the fiscal first half. +Anderson said the union filed a petition alleging improper company interference with the election, and the complaint will be investigated. +"These kinds of systems are driven by software, and we are quite far in talking with software companies in the states," among them, Microsoft Corp. +Less than 40 per cent of companies surveyed thought their solicitors had a good understanding of their business. +If Volvo stumbles, the tremors are felt elsewhere in Swedish society,' Pehr Gyllenhammar once wrote. +Iran-Contra prosecutors are appealing that case to the U.S. Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va. +She said they had reneged on that agreement. +"It's impossible to ask many newspapers in Latin America to have specialists in AIDS. +Seely said all the victims were in their early 30s and each was shot at least once. +He wrote, "specific guarantees in the Bill of Rights have penumbras, formed by emanations from those guarantees that give them life and substance." +The U.S. commander in Saudi Arabia, Gen. +The musicians now have more control over their working conditions, personnel and recordings than any other contract orchestra. +The printing presses are now running at almost 80 per cent of their capacity and should soon run at full speed. The next phase is likely to see the company return to the acquisition trail. With a high rating and a war chest of more than Pounds 13m. +We had to watch for everything." The stone-faced scrutiny of the East German border guards helped give Checkpoint Charlie its chilling cachet. +Relations were resumed in June after that issue was settled and the last three French hostages held in Lebanon were freed. +They stopped and questioned people who approached the area, taking many into custody. +The EPA said carbon monoxide concentrations increase significantly at colder temperatures. +However sage their private warnings may have been at the time, they are publicly identified with what happened on their watch. +Or are we no better off?"' Wade, of the Urban League, said the city's blacks aren't helped when suburban financial interests that wield economic control tout the city as one with good race relations and a thriving black community. +The comedy, which Simon has called semiautobiographical, concerns a writer who is still coming to terms with the death of his first wife while his second marriage falls apart. +"I think there's great value there, and I think it will finally be realized as a result of the split that's to take place next month," he said. +Gervasi, he says, "believes that the Soviet Union, no matter what it's flaws, is never as bad as the United States. +It made no difference to the outcome then; for Mr. Gephardt, the same votes would be crucial in his struggle for position. +"Now they're learning Atlanta," he said. +Long-term, things look extremely good.' Leeds certainly seems to have got off lightly. +These credits may be sold to recoup costs of controls. +All with aplomb or it doesn't count. +It is the first reserve call-up since the Vietnam war. +Moreover, it has threatened further sanctions on Unita, covering a trade ban and travel restrictions, if a ceasefire has not been agreed by November 1. This is a manifestly retrograde step. +Of the two, the Alhambra is older and more famous, although many of its smaller patio gardens and intricate formal hedging are much later additions to the original. +The two sides said they plan to make no further comment on the talks until they adjourn Friday. +They also perceive that after the Gulf War, a coup in Buenos Aires - let alone an attack on the Falklands - could no longer be sure to escape an international response. +The resignation of Margot Honecker as education minister was announced by the state-run news agency ADN following a cabinet meeting. +"We're going to dance on their graves." Many Democrats suspect he may be right. +St. Luke's has no formal policy on staff members praying with patients, he said. +The referendum was non-binding. +"It's just a house and it happens to be a little famous," Robert Rubino said of the 10,266-square-foot house. +But the Hepatitis B project is one element in our broader business portfolio. +Yemen's government backs Iraq and decries the presence of U.S. forces in the region. +You are not capable of it," he said. "I am beyond your experience. +"As we have learned in the past, while the trade deficit will continue to improve there will be occasional monthly setbacks against that improving trend," he said. +"There's an enormous fear about spiraling health-insurance costs, and employers don't want to hire people who may get sick and not be able to perform," she says. +THE SLOW recovery in the housing market is continuing, Department of the Environment figures released yesterday indicate. +At a news conference later, the Soviet leader again criticized restrictive trade legislation, saying that Congress has "adopted so many amendments that you need a bulldozer to remove them all." +We will continue to move ahead as he was doing." The younger Forbes said his father's body would be cremated and the ashes buried at the Forbes-owned Pacific island of Lucala in Fiji, in line with his wishes. +Waste Management wasn't charged in the Florida case. +The $80 million Insat satellite will replace one that was deployed in 1983 by the crew of the shuttle Challenger. +But he is equally relentless about the failings of our society, frequently reminding readers that the U.S. has suffered grievously from the "curse of racism" and other social pathologies. +Soldiers were visible in the building's courtyard. +Fra Andrew Bertie, the 78th grand master of the 900-year-old order, has summoned the knights back and has urged them to help Malta improve its economy. +Zamor said police acted in the community's interest and blamed the panic on "ill-intentioned" people. +If the Alpine economy lives on tourism, its ecosystem is choking on it. +And, analysts in Beijing say, that can't be counted on this time. +Although the Integrated partnerships are healthy, analysts say, some of the Southmark and Consolidated Capital partnerships aren't. Strong new management could provide the resources to address at least some of the problems. +Sometimes, there is even a spontaeneous round of applause for no apparent reason. Today, when the athletics resumes after a one-day break, there should be plenty of rippling. +Among the charges are financing fees and debt service related to Neoax's $730 million purchase of IU International. +When Sir Anthony goes in November, Mr Simpson will be working with a non-executive chairman, Sir Brian Pearse, who recently retired as chief executive of Midland Bank. By any measure, Lucas is one of the leading companies on the world components scene. +Central officials failed to return phone calls. +It plans dividend boosts of 6.5% to 66 francs a share and to 33 francs a participation certificate. +"We've decided we're going to run the risk," Mr. Bolster says. +'This region is the salvation of our industry,' said a Singapore-based aerospace executive. +United will operate under the management of the Resolution Trust Corp., which will seek a buyer. +The second for the FDP - because of Genscher.' Mr Genscher continued to tap in to the crowd's memory. +Madero, 66, was rushed to a hospital where he died moments later, a police spokeswoman said. +The radicals have not challenged Rafsanjani in the presidential election. +"We will be asking the judge at this point to grant Bernie Goetz the right of probation," defense lawyer Barry Slotnick said. +Technical support configures the systems and supplies us with excellent 'noddy' guides, so everything comes pre-tested and any new implementations take an hour or less. +A New York Times report said Passman was the largest beneficiary of cash payments from Park, who was accused of buying influence in Congress. +The dismissal of Gen. +In the final week Brighton incorporates the Charleston Festival, commemorating the 50th anniversary of Virginia Woolf's death. +MedImmune's gain came on its disclosure that it agreed with Merck to develop MedImmune's monoclonal antibodies in preventing the disease. +The key sticking point had been the point at which individual players become eligible to take demands for higher pay to arbitration. +Last year's winners were Pete Dexter and Neil Sheehan. +Scott Rink did one-hand cartwheels across the stage, while carrying the sun in his other hand. +It's not very nice to have to resign in those sort of circumstances.' Lord Carrington is among those who argue that Europe's fatal mistake in former Yugoslavia was to recognise Croatian and Slovenian independence prematurely. +According to a police statement, Kassim quoted Abbas Hamadi as saying by telephone from Beirut, "We have kidnapped a West German." Excerpts of Kassim's statement to police were read on Wednesday. +O'Connor is generally conservative but has provided some key liberal votes, particularly on issues affecting women's rights. +Ameritech said its new switches will allow it to provide already tested advanced services including so-called Integrated Services Digital Network transmission to its customers. +Sinhalese extremists seeking to disrupt Thursday's regional elections detonated a bomb in a crowded market, killing four people, a Sri Lankan military official said. +The first test will be held in the Nevada desert, the other at Semipalatinsk, in the Soviet republic of Kazakhstan. +A succession of Israeli governments have refused to deal with the PLO, which Israel views as a terrorist group. +Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda left today for a visit to the Soviet Union, and a top aide said he would ask Moscow to pressure Vietnam to end its occupation of Cambodia. +Sir James conceded that a loss would damage his prestige. "If I lose," he said, "obviously it's because I made a mistake. +President Reagan has threatened to veto this bill simply because it asks the nation's biggest employers to give American workers at least 60 days' notice before they close another plant. +His hands remain folded and dead on his desk. +The line was built in 1901, but passenger service was halted in 1968. +A few charities also make small grants to students who meet certain conditions. +Even before the IRS action, the NRB expelled Swaggart and tightened its rules, insisting each member make public yearly audits of donations and spending. +At the end of the war, the Dutch government did not yet have complete records and "nobody I contacted seemed to know about Dutchmen flying into those islands. +He said they usually prefer relatively isolated areas. +Also among the 18 pictures are shots of the house where he spent holidays. +They are not money-makers. +But it will be fairly low key." +Schell hinted in his editorial that the newspaper considered the dropped quotation marks a step toward gaining permission to report from East Germany. +James E. Olson, AT&T's chairman and chief executive officer, is recuperating at his New Jersey home from March 25 surgery for colon cancer. +Those results are not expected to indicate another cause of death, Pallares said. +The obstacles are formidable: by the end of January, filing deadlines passed in 18 states, which produce 40 per cent of the pledged delegates to the convention. +Investors Friday bought more than 2.5 calls for every one put option. +Shakespeare, of course, did not write his play for felines, nor for a New York setting nor a transvestite tramp, played by Hurt. +The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. loaned First RepublicBank $1 billion during the quarter to boost depositors' confidence in the institution. +Some inspectors are more pragmatic than others. Ask your tax office for the free pamphlet IR120; You and the Inland Revenue. No legal responsibility can be accepted by the Financial Times for the answers given in these columns. +SIS Corp. said it received about $11 million from sale and lease-back transactions involving 26 of its 59 company-owned restaurants. +DNX has developed a "micro-injection" technique for inserting genes into embryos at the single cell stage. +She and her husband, Harry, have raised ostriches in Oklahoma since 1986. +Exceptions would be allowed in cases where public health or safety was threatened and where federal laws applied such as bilingual ballots and bilingual education for children. +Rockets fired into two cities killed at least 12 people, radio and Afghan Foreign Ministry reports said. +For others, they become permanent sanctuaries. +Several soldiers surrounded the prisoners and held them in place while another trooper fetched a new battery to detonate the mines, Guandique said. +A pet pig named Chop Chop has become the animal kingdom's surfing champion, doing a porcine version of a "hang ten" as he rode through the waves with his owner and garnering a perfect score. +The provincial assembly will have 92 Liberal deputies, 29 from the Parti Quebecois and four from Equality. +The Venezuelan government's debt decision is complicated by domestic politicking, bankers said. +Earlier this week the government pushed a plan through Parliament to seek $17.5 billion in foreign loans, a move the House had resisted even during the war. +Michael Roarty, executive vice president of marketing for Anheuser-Busch, says the company has two new brews it is considering taking into test markets. +The proposal is complicated by the fact that Cadnetix is itself attempting to effect a stock-swap acquisition of HHB Systems Inc. as well as another company. +He realised that being Jewish would be disadvantageous to the task at hand, and to British interests. +Consumer prices appear to have stabilized, housing starts in the first nine months of this year fell more than 20% from a year earlier, money-supply growth is slowing, and bankruptcies are up nearly fourfold from last year. +Discussions with potential buyers of that asset are continuing, it said. +This is particularly true of smaller customers (expensive to reach through a direct salesforce), who will look to distributors and resellers for systems and service. +At that rate, Washington, D.C., would be swallowed up in about 14 months. +Revenue fell 7% to $1.4 billion from $1.5 billion. +Michael Sidel, 42, of suburban Lake Forest, stood silently before U.S. District Judge George M. Marovich as his lawyer entered the plea. +Socialist Premier Michel Rocard's government approved two bills Wednesday that would tax the rich to guarantee the poor a minimum income. +Although this notion was quickly scotched, the 8 per cent rise in group earnings per share was pedestrian by PolyGram's standards. +Grigoryants was among dozens of demonstrators hauled away to a police station. +Supplemental appropriations, approved after the budget resolution was adopted, pushed actual spending higher than the Reagan budget in all but two of those years. +That restraint seemed aimed at limiting public anger over a rail strike, and blunting any resultant move by Congress to enact into law recommendations made in January by a presidential emergency board. +A City Council committee and a local community board already have approved the proposal. +"When Hussein comes out and says let's talk, people take some profits and stay on the sidelines and say let's see what he wants to talk about," said Jack O'Dea, manager of international energy futures for Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. +Early in the crisis, Pan Am had to cancel five flights to Europe for lack of pilots, but it avoids a lasting crunch because reduced travel leads it to trim its overseas flights by 35%. +Benjamin Kelley, the institute's president, said many victims of serious lap belt injuries are children because they are more likely to sit in the rear seats of automobiles than adults. +In fact, many of the texts assume that in underdeveloped countries there is an insufficient supply of entrepreneurial talent to propel them forward and so the government must plan. +For instance, wages of private-sector hospital workers leaped 6.6% in the 12 months ended in September, compared with 4.4% for workers in all industries. +Rising mortgage interest rates last month curbed demand for existing homes, causing sales to drop 2.3 percent to their slowest pace in seven months, a real estate trade group said Monday. +Revenue rose to $278.25 million from $211.83 million a year ago. +A man who said he posed as an American Indian because he was fascinated by their culture actually thought Indian women should be killed, a prosecutor said Monday in opening arguments for a triple murder trial. +I'm sure they would prefer to start it at a later time. +The woman testified she had spent the period before the 3 a.m. incident with friends, but on the stand could not remember their last names, how long she had spent with them or where they had gone. +"We have an agreement but we have to sign off," said Rep. George "Buddy" Darden, D-Ga., another member of the House panel. +Here is no mountain of unburied garbage, no nasty smells and not much dust. +They're safer than common shares. +However, North Korea said today that it wasn't planning to take part in the Seoul games. +The Maryland Court of Appeals, by a 5-2 vote last Dec. 19, ruled that jailing Ms. Bouknight for refusing to disclose information about her son's whereabouts violated her constitutional protection against self-incrimination. +"There are many new buildings nearby which haven't got a pane of glass left in them. +Someone who deposited Pounds 5,000 in Halifax's 90-day Xtra account would have earned, after basic rate tax, 50.5 per cent over the same period. Performance figures may be meaningless. +Subroto, the former Indonesian oil minister who became secretary-general July 1, said he will leave next week for visits to Ecuador and Venezuela, as well as to two non-OPEC exporters in Latin America, Colombia and Mexico. +An attorney for the Robins family said earlier that the indemnification provisions they wanted to see in the lockup agreement are also contained elsewhere in the merger plans between the pharmaceutical and health concerns. +Insurance companies have statistics on what these cases settle for. +This will more accurately describe their purpose and will help people distinguish groups serving consumer interests from those promoting a disguised liberal agenda. +The Soviet Union has been complaining almost daily that Pakistan's arms shipments to guerrillas fighting Afghanistan's government and that the location of rebel training bases in Pakistan violate the Geneva accords. +Government spokesman Kyaw Sann told a news briefing, "Some parties are demanding formation of an interim government to hold a free and fair election. +The B-1B is designated as "a low-altitude penetrator," meaning it is expected to fly at almost the speed of sound at altitudes of only 200 feet above the ground. +Will said dozens of scientists around the world have reported achieving similar results. +"My friends call me the last of the great romantics," Hill said. +DeStefano, 34, urged all Democrats to unite behind Daniels. +Scores of white policemen and white shopkeepers watched silently from the sidewalks, some shaking their heads. +After the purchases, Battle Mountain will have about 86 million shares outstanding. +Within minutes of Prince's announcement, black City Council members who have been critics of the department called for a black chief, and insisted the new chief be an outsider. +'The former military governments used to use the North Korean threat as a justification for keeping the people under authoritarian control,' said one student. +Some analysts were cheered that stock prices bounced back somewhat from their lows of the day. +"They have meals together and watch the news together," the spokesman said Sunday. +Rocard's first Cabinet, named May 12, resigned after the Socialists failed to win an absolute majority in the 577-seat assembly in legislative elections on June 12. +Board member Elease Evans said she voted against the resolution because she thought the evidence was insufficent. +The briefings are being held in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, said Steve Haworth, a spokeman for CNN. +"Before we amend the Constitution we should approach the question with a statutory change," said House Speaker Thomas Foley, D-Wash. +Net income is expected to range between $1.8 million and $2.1 million, or 65 cents to 72 cents a share. +Over 60 percent of its sales have been concentrated in low-growth consumer products such as refrigerators and video-cassette recorders. +"They were taping and taking pictures," our escort said to the captain. +Readers with Plantfinders might share my enthusiasm for Adenophora Tashiroi, which comes from Japan and covers itself in pale grey-blue flowers like small lampshades. +UAL's board could reject the new price as too low, especially since there aren't any competing bids. +That growth continued into the fall and that makes us optimistic it will happen again. +State Department officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Rafsanjani probably was referring to military equipment, but they had no dollar figure. +Saddam was reported to be incensed that Kuwait was demanding repayment for the wartime loans. +In the programme he alerts us to its 'period' touches and quotations, and warns us that the piano part is written to exist in a 'parallel universe' to the words, not as their accompaniment. +Says William Smith, an analyst at Smith Barney: "Campeau could really shoot himself in the foot." +Boeing's solar cell, which achieved an efficiency of 37 percent in laboratory tests, converts sunshine directly into electricity. NASA has confirmed the 37 percent efficiency, said Boeing spokesman David Suffia. +The campaign understudies were hunting votes, as well. +Throughout his tenure on Wall Street, Mr. Mayer has had ties with the academic world. +The aggravated child abuse conviction is punishable by up to life in prison. +Beggars have no message, Judges Altimari and Timbers wrote. +"I think she held up very well," Spiller said. "She's emotionally upset. +Sales were 1.24 billion pounds, or $2.1 billion, for the latest year, and 1.39 billion pounds for the previous 15 months. +In Buffalo he succeeds Darren Dopp, who resigned to become a deputy press secretary to New York Gov. Mario Cuomo. +Monday's program began with Mikhail Baryshnikov's new production and staging of "Raymonda (Grand Pas Classique)." +Price and terms are subject to negotiation. +"We expected to see effects from drought in other states last year and less acreage planted, and this is a manifestation of that," Wise added. +The leaders of the two parties will meet with their caucuses July 10 to set guidelines for the panel. +A Fellowship spokeswoman, Donna Burns, said the plane held four Haitians and three Americans, plus the two gunmen and the pilot, Duer Smedley. +Within hours of his escape, Aardu escaped to the nearby Middlesex Fells Reservation, 3,000 wooded acres. +He also permitted North's lawyers to introduce the names of Central American countries and Central American officials in documents that spell out quid pro quo arrangements with Honduras and other countries. +But William Louis-Dreyfus, head of a giant international grain-trading company bearing his name, says he didn't expect either the Soviet Union or the U.S. to disrupt the grain trade. +A spokesman at the Pakistan Embassy said that "Since Pakistan has good relations with both Iran and the United States, if asked Pakistan would be willing to mediate in the hostage crisis." +Marvin Davis launched his proxy fight to unseat the board of directors at Northwest Airlines' parent company despite a conflict with the state commerce commissioner, who is threatening to block Davis' tender offer in Minnesota. +The council proclaimed the Palestinian state in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip at a meeting in Algiers, Algeria, on Nov. 15. +But Mr Thomas Mayer, of Goldman Sachs, says that it is extremely unlikely the Lombard rate will be lowered at all this year - unless there is another currency crisis. +The financial ties between them aren't clear. +A White House official said Bush wants to thank the people of Lockerbie for their help in searching for victims, cleaning up afterwards and helping relatives after the tragedy. +But the government received a healthy $25.96 billion in bids in the final leg of a three-part record refunding, and the yields on the bonds were lower than expected. +Despite the billions, human rights abuses are again on the rise and a rebel force of 7,000 regulars and perhaps twice as many irregulars was able to bring the decade-old war to the capital for the first time. +Republican leader Bob Michel said his troops would make their views known in a "clear and forceful manner" all year. +Hanson's Pounds 132m sale of Ever Ready UK is bound to provoke a further rash of theories on what the company is up to. +When Ronald Reagan assumed the presidency in 1981, he inherited a national debt of $1 trillion. +Traders said the markets were showing continued confidence the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will stick to last week's production-curbing accord. +While a yield of over 6 per cent offers some support, the contrast with RMC is stark. +She said there had been no drugs at the residence. +Officially, the game attracted a capacity crowd at the 54,000-seat Hillsborough facility. +The Iranians want the resolution to be followed point-by-point in the order listed in the document, insisting the first step should be an Iraqi withdrawal from Iranian territory they seized in the final weeks of the war. +It was unclear how the Egyptian and Morrocan troops would be deployed with American soldiers, but all the forces were landing at the same northeastern Saudi base. +Mr. Graham said that there is always a risk "of too much galvanized capacity" but that the industry is at the mercy of customers' purchasing decisions. +Nevertheless, rates on new bills sold by the Treasury yesterday were lower than at the previous week's auction. +Ms. McNeal's reminiscences about her crack highs sound like the few parts of life she has enjoyed. +For the two exchanges, which months ago began a vigorous campaign to protect their largely self-regulated status, the charges have inflicted a black eye, with many more rounds to go before they know the full extent of the government's case. +I just want someone to talk to me and tell me what happened." Watson, the town's mayor pro tem, says he plans to invite Mrs. King to town to discuss her son's death. +Revercomb said the criminal presumptions raise the "serious potential" for convicting people who have not engaged in child pornography. +Critics in the suburbs of Irving, Plano, Carrollton, Rowlett and Coppell say the authority has taken too long already and that their bus service is not commensurate with the tax dollars they contribute to DART. +Most of the disadvantaged people we encounter do not prefer the existence of panhandling in transit facilities that Mr. Gartner so ardently champions. +Four felony convictions triggers Arkansas' habitual offender law, which allows sentences of 20 years to 40 years compared to 5 years to 20 years for non-habitual offenders. +Chalabi was in Vienna for a meeting on Friday and Saturday of a special monitoring panel of the 13 OPEC nations. +The board has failed to find sensible niche markets to bolt on to the leisure activities.' The board counters the brothers' arguments by pointing to a 40 per cent rise in pre-tax profits in the six months to June. +Did the friends lose all their money in the deal, too? +Researchers are also concerned that the new products may not only keep consumers from eating vitamin-enriched foods; the products actually may even flush vitamins out of the body. +It was the first time in the survey's history that industrial companies made more name changes than financial institutions, which accounted for 366 or 23 percent. +"We want to make sure that our special operations forces have the right kind of intelligence," Nunn said. "We want to make sure that the CIA does its job. +But these are fighting men, who won't become passive peasants. +They said a clear picture about fatalities was unlikely to emerge before Monday morning, when divers would be sent to the scene. +Look, we've got some big problems ourselves in our economy, and we are not in the position, operating at the enormous deficits, to write out large checks. +Most other short-term rates held steady, though long-term Treasury bond prices slumped as yields rose to near their highs for the year. +Even after the opt-out decision has been made, some Labor councils mount retaliation campaigns. +Afanasyev has been Pravda editor since 1976. +One is religion, which claims that revelation from outside the world conveys truths undiscoverable by human inquiry within it. +For the fiscal 1986 third and fourth quarters combined, Deere had a restated loss totaling $173.5 million. +That accounted for half the overall increase in prices. +For many delegates, the concern at the convention was with curtailing the substantial, conflicting power the states exercised, particularly over commerce, under the Articles of Confederation. +Twenty-nine miners died in that accident. +Another problem, says Harvey Bryan, an associate professor of architecture at Harvard University, is to coordinate electric and natural light. +A court in Duesseldorf convicted Abbas Hamadi of abducting two West Germans as ransom for his brother, Mohammed, who is accused of hijacking a TWA jetliner in June 1985. +Education has yet to begin in earnest in ordinary workplaces, where most efforts so far have been directed at keeping employees from joining demonstrations. +Of the bigger groupings, only the former communist Party of the Democratic Left on the left and the neo-fascist MSI/National Alliance on the right have well-defined positions. +Mr. Mollerstuen was previously chairman and chief executive officer of Acton Computer Technology Inc., which was acquired by CCT last year. +The panel also said that the analysis of urine specimens can identify an exposure to drugs, but it does not measure the level of impairment. +An advocacy group is suing the maker of an allegedly defective heart valve that has been implanted in the chests of more than 80,000 people. +A 25-year-old social worker who was a passenger in the nun's car, Cathy McCann, was injured. +When he started teaching math at Center High in Waycross, he found black students using hand-me-down books and football jerseys that were no longer needed in the white schools. +Tuesday's high temperature for the nation was 87 degrees at Miami. +Miss Wilson, who died in 1911 leaving behind a scandalous reputation and a $1 million estate to charity, is buried at Prospect Hill Cemetery near many of the leading citizens of her day. +Mr. Monus says Phar-Mor gives its pharmacy technicians "very fine training." Susan Hanlon, who worked at a Phar-Mor in Chicago for 1 1/2 years, says: "They work people to death. +On Friday, Rodriguez replaced Chaves, 87, as chairman to the cheers of 15,000 people who gathered outside the party headquarters. +Jackson also talks in sometimes brutal terms of the price that was paid in the civil rights movement, reading down the list of those who were killed in the fight. +They are invited to dinner at the best places: "No one understands hierarchies better than the British, and they are careful to make close personal friendships with members of important American news organizations. +Commissions on Treasury bond sales through brokerage houses typically run $25 to $50 for a $5,000 bond, says Mr. Goldinger of Cantor Fitzgerald. +By contrast, the German and Japanese governments couldn't persuade their constituents to contribute anything more than money to the effort. +Trade ministers of the 12-nation community were scheduled to meet in early evening to take a fresh look at the situation. +Since May, Mr. Davis has sold a total of 432,500 Mapco shares, or 27% of his stake in the firm. +They would rather put money into SBIs (government bonds) than lend to a business community in which they are not sure. +"This was a big day for all of us," said George Adelmann, who joined MacWhirter on the early morning vigils. +Cookies, saffron bread and mulled wine are consumed at impromptu parties. +His study, done in San Francisco, found users cut back on the sharing of hypodermic needles, which can spread the AIDS virus, cleaned their needles more and increased their use of condoms during sex when told of the dangers. +Airline mergers, strikes and bankruptcy proceedings have disrupted flight-attendant camaraderie, creating new pressure in the cabin. +Richard B. Hetnarski Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester, N.Y. +Heavy drinking has less of a brain-scrambling effect on boozers with O-levels than on those without. So it's probably as well that Major downs only the odd one. +He pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges involving withholding information from Congress. +The two had a relationship dating to the early 1970s. +For most Americans, the Fourth of July is a day to spend with family and friends. +Wrongful-death claims represented 22% of these awards, followed by 20% for brain damage, 15% for spinal-cord injuries, and 8% for arm and/or leg amputations. +The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has fined the owner of the North Anna nuclear power plant $100,000 after operators failed to respond promptly to a equipment malfunction, officials said Wednesday. +At the company's annual meeting, Wallace Barnes, chairman and chief executive officer, said sales this year would be better than last year's, "but probably not by much." +Simmons was transferred Monday to the Pope County Jail at Russellville from the State Hospital, where he has undergone a psychiatric examination since late December. +Bundy pursued young women and girls, many of whom had dark hair parted in the middle. +After that Peary went on for five more days, Stafford said. Could he still have been 121 miles away from his goal? +Supporters of the bill want a pro-choice replacement for the 1968 law in case the high court overturns Roe vs. Wade. +"The effect to the buyer is that it allows him to take advantage of bulk sale prices without having to buy a number of units," says Mr. Good. +Tuesday's performance was canceled as actors, crew members and a doctor in the audience rushed to aid the injured actor. +He declined to estimate sales from treatment of reflux. +One major snag in the negotiations with ESPN was the channel's desire to have local blackouts lifted so hockey games could be shown in the cities of the teams it is covering. +On the left, he picked up the support of Democratic Rep. Barney Frank of Massachusetts, who once appeared at a news conference with Rep. Dornan to give a boost to the bill. +Balanchine was concerned with preserving his choreography's identity for television, and 'trusting the dancing' is a central problem for anyone who transfers stage work to the screen. +Kirk, who turned down a chance for another four years as committee chairman, would be seeking the post of Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, the former Democratic presidential nominee who has said he will not seek re-election next year. +"Strong home building in 1987 is the difference between a gentle letdown and something worse," Mr. Christie said. +The Federal Reserve Board held its regular open meeting, although it started an hour late, and the Treasury Department held its regular weekly auction of 13-week and 26-week Treasury bills. +Honasan has been at large since his escape from prison in April 1988. +In the Northwest, a cold front prompted a snow advisory for parts of Montana and Washington. +By then, the Marxist tendency within the party gave way to a more pragmatic approach that tried to capture votes from the center. +The overall increase on the OTC market, however, contrasted with the recent declines in short interest on both the New York and American stock exchanges. +In their unlikely campaign for Navy protection, the Tisches plan to play back President Reagan's early explanation of U.S. Persian Gulf operations as a way to keep gasoline lines from proliferating in the U.S. +Scientists there have been studying radiation levels because of concerns about the depletion in the amount of ozone in the atmosphere high above the Antarctic. +She has been participating in a drug treatment program. +But he adds, "it's not a big deal." +Any jump in corn prices could eliminate profits, and the Midwest crop is unusually vulnerable to a yield-damaging frost this month because the wet summer slowed its maturity. +In a news release, Sheppard called Roberts a "fairy queen" in apparent reference to her support for Gov. Neil Goldschmidt's executive order banning state agencies from discriminating against homosexuals. +Roger Myers, a UMW executive board member for Indiana, said about 125 cars, each carrying three or four Hoosier mine workers, left southern Indiana on Sunday to attend the rally. +The freeze withdrew an estimated $115 billion from circulation, about 80 percent af all bank deposits. +In the past year alone, urban retail prices have risen by about 10%, according to official statistics. +The Daily News called it "Ivan's Dirty Laundry." Lawyers following the case said Puccio may have succeeded in undermining Boesky's credibility, but that did not mean Mulheren was any closer to acquittal. +At 37, Willie Kasayulie is back home, putting the lessons of his teen-age years to use. +Industry executives suggested the Domino's account may be the type of high-profile account that would help boost the agency's creative reputation, which has been lackluster for some time despite its recent hot streak. +But activity elsewhere in Asia and in Europe was quiet, as market participants awaited release of the report on the U.S. trade deficit to see how it would affect the dollar. +But the contract was ratified later that week by the UAW's executive board following a skilled trades council meeting in Chicago because the skilled trades objections were not based on issues that applied solely to them. +But Sun Banks retrieved its check-processing operation because it didn't like anyone between itself and its customers. +FDA District Director Raymond Mlecko said there was no health hazard involved. +Real GNP grew 0.6% in the second quarter. +When LifeSavers candies were introduced in 1912, Pep-O-Mint was the only flavor available. +"There's such a volume of information out there and so much we don't know," she said. +"Our new company intends to bring together a strong stable of well-focused, editorially-driven, high-demographic magazines," he said. +FDA Commissioner Frank E. Young describes the new procedures as a way "to get breakthrough drugs to the American people" before final safety and effectiveness are proved. +For at least 20 years, a major deterrent to the use of American force has been the fear that it would escalate into a broader conflict, perhaps even a U.S.-Soviet nuclear exchange. +British playwright Simon Gray has a gift for making us care for unlovable people. +I want every single soldier out of there as soon as possible. +By making U.S. rates lower in comparison with foreign rates, it would also discourage Japanese and Europeans from buying the Treasury securities sold to finance the national debt. +Since 1978, the IADB and the World Bank have approved several loans to help finance the $5.8 billion project. +A secretary in his Detroit office said he was out of town on a business trip Monday and unavailable for comment. +A year ago, we at Koito knew next to nothing about Mr. Pickens. +Pietsch, the West German economist, says that strategy continues to show the most promise. +He can appeal the seizure by filing a claim of intent to hold onto the property within 10 days. +Activity in the South has been hurt by high vacancy rates in Texas and other oil-dependent states in the Southwest, he said. +Some analysts remained skeptical that OPEC will be able to hold its fixed-price and production quota strategy together. +But, unlike some foreign missions on Cyrpus, the embassy is not a major Middle East listening post. It occupies the top three floors of a five-storey office building next to a police station on Santa Rosa Street. +The shares were trading at Pta1,075 when they were suspended last Thursday. But that criticism is not shared by analysts who track the world's cyclical off-highway equipment markets. +Environment Minister Roni Milo said he expected the issue to come to a vote in the decision-making, 12-member inner Cabinet later this week. +Furthermore, he described his own company as an 'amateur' in the gold business when compared with other, more substantial, gold producers. Mr Yearly says: 'I certainly would not deprecate any of the mineral properties mentioned in the article. +Alongside the Haggins were people who have fought the good fight down the years and, like the Haggins, are still fighting it. +But the Texas senator still stands to be a big winner. +Elsewhere, 8 inches of snow was reported at Wakefield, Mich., and in Iron County, Wis. Four to 6 inches of snow was common in northwestern Upper Michigan. +'There is no doubt that any surplus stock will be quickly used.' White spirit products - boosted by the new joint venture distillery at Greenwich - rose 68 per cent. +Conditions have grown worse since 1984 with the drop in the price of oil, Indonesia's major export. +Assets will have to grow at 3.7 per cent per year for the income shares to be repaid at their issue price of 100p. Some 75 per cent of the portfolio will be in utilities. +Guy Jennings, an Impressionism expert at Christie's auction house in London, said by telephone that such minor works by Van Gogh are worth about $1 million each but would be virtually impossible to sell on the open market. +U.S. troop strength is being cut, bases closed, weapon programs illed and security threats reassessed. +The move was part of a restructuring undertaken in an apparently successful effort to foil the hostile takeover efforts of New York investor Asher B. Edelman. +The queen praised the school as "second to none," though she sent her three sons to Gordonstoun in Scotland. +Ms. Bruck notes that if Mr. Steinberg, Drexel and perhaps "other pockets" did plan to act in concert, they were in violation of securities laws by not filing with the SEC as a group. +"He has helped us. +"I'm telling you I can't," North said, making it clear he would prefer not to testify at Poindexter's trial, scheduled to begin Jan. 22. +"The audience was so enthusiastic because they have a nostalgic appeal. They were an inspiration." Sometimes, to give her elderly neighbors a lift, Ms. Dooley brings them to a Ziegfeld show. +If they do well anywhere, it has to be here. +Columbia, a unit of Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Co., said the suit seeks several million dollars in damages. +There's too much at stake here. +The Detroit-based auto maker said it isn't aware of any accidents or injuries caused by the problem. +Service to three more South American cities, two domestic routes and Montreal will begin later in the week, the airline said. +We were able to offer the hard idea that the grizzlies were disappearing and were worth saving. +Teradyne Inc. said it received a $25 million contract from British Telecommunications PLC for its automated test system for subscriber lines. +It has been an ill-health service, devoted to curing conditions which might have been prevented by promoting healthier life-styles. +Each winning ticket is worth a third of the jackpot, or nearly $20.3 million, to be paid over two decades. +We've sold 30 of the Bodmers but by now we were expecting to have sold another 30 out of the 125.' A number of projects are under consideration, apart from Chaucer. +"It's something that you can't help feeling bitter or upset about," said Helen Human, the Dallas actress who portrayed the bossy and buxom "Peach." The epic depicted a cattle drive from dusty Lonesome Dove, Texas, to Montana. +Congressional investigators said fraud and other misconduct are the leading causes of failures of California thrifts. +The prospect of another record world cocoa crop this season points to further downward pressure on prices, which are already at their lowest in 14 years, a leading international cocoa merchant said Friday. +At the news conference, Starzl, 64, also said he would perform fewer surgeries and more research at the university's planned transplant institute. +Without question, achieving new and greater efficiencies in output is a fundamental goal of any private enterprise, and drawing attention to that fact can't hurt. +Lajos Portisch of Hungary finished sixth after holding Viktor Korchnoi to a draw with the black pieces. +Donald R. Beall, Rockwell chairman and chief executive officer, also said that earnings for the company's second quarter, ended March 31, should be "somewhat below 1990's strong second quarter (profit) of 70 cents per share." +AT&T spokesman Monty Hoyt said his company has demanded that Allied Marketing stop sending the catalog and that the company has agreed to comply. +Escort was the best-selling car during the 1987 and 1988 calendar years. +Last year, Ameritech negotiated 17 different contracts with the CWA and the IBEW. +Indeed, CU is already making an underwriting profit on private and commercial motor business, domestic household lines and - were it not for the loss on bomb damage to its own headquarters - industrial fire insurance as well. +The Polish leader, who wore a gray business suit and his familiar dark glasses, spoke in soft tones as he sat on a green velvet settee beneath a huge oil painting of a winter scene by 19th century Polish artist Julian Falat. +Bids totaling $565.5 million were submitted. +Morgenthau said he was not concerned with sexual misconduct because Kite is an adult and the allegations involving other youths were beyond the statute of limitations. +Several people claimed to have seen secret burials. +They're our neighbors, your students, our employees. You and me." Mahoney spoke to a gathering of chemists and chemical engineers at the annual meeting of the Council for Chemical Research. +A Yugoslavian freighter that carved a 500-foot swath through a delicate coral shoal Monday off the Florida Keys has been refloated without any leaking or pollution, the Coast Guard said. +They had this as part of their policy. +Trendy teenagers everywhere crave the latest in bright Benetton sweaters; fashionable grown-ups covet Rolex and Dior. +Churbanov may be given the death penalty if convicted, Gerasimov said, because he is charged with serious economic crimes. +Other price-supporting factors are that retail demand for frozen concentrate remains strong and that Florida supplies have begun to dwindle, Ms. Ganes said. +For instance, they simply flooded the airwaves with many new transmission sources and much new traffic, both phony and real, overwhelming American and British intelligence-processing capacities. +The UK is following at a more sedate pace. +Officials say at least 169 people have been killed since Sunday in Karachi, the provincial capital, including 30 shot Thursday night in a sniper attack on a passenger bus and five who died in an attack on a train. +Silver made a key technical reversal yesterday, said Don Tierney, precious metals analyst with Fortune Commodities. +(How do all those bureaucratic processes fit with de-regulation?) With such a confused market we cannot expect companies to be clear about the best ways of reporting. +Her opposition to higher rates was revealed in minutes released Friday of the Dec. 13-14 meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee. +Dumez Investments I Inc. said it plans to sell Westburne International Industries Ltd.'s oil and gas interests if it succeeds in its $234 million (Canadian) offer for Westburne. +Thai will be the first airline in Southeast Asia to operate the 737-400, a stretch version of Boeing's best-selling twin-engine jet. +Here is a brief comparison of the military forces of Saudi Arabia and Iraq: Iraq has been engaged in a major defense buildup since President Saddam Hussein came to power in 1979. +Tribal Assets Management, Portland, Maine, and State Street Bank of Boston arranged financing of the purchase, Mr. Manning said. +The amount of underwriting at stake under the ruling is huge. +"I know a little secret that is little known," this grey-haired and elegant little man told me, "and it will make our interview worthwhile for you." +The oil and gas company said the issue involves one million shares with a stated value of $32.50 each, and with an annual dividend rate of 5.4%. +Expectations for increased demand come as output in the United States and the Soviet Union is declining, according to the report in Saturday's editions of the Times. +Today's warning about military activity followed two days of relative calm in El Salvador. +The latest edition of Donald Trump's best-selling biography, "Trump: The Art of the Deal," is two sentences shorter after developer Samuel J. LeFrak complained a reference to him was inaccurate. +Typically, a short Dun & Bradstreet report might cost Pounds 2 and a Moody's report Pounds 25. Maid Systems was founded by Mr Wagner in 1985. +Hey said a parachute attached to the shell failed to open and the shell penetrated the Earth instead of floating gently to the ground. +This is intended to apply to certain types of commercial structures used by international groups, which are not created as vehicles for rolling-up income but may technically be offshore funds as the legislation now stands. +However, many of those 1,004 legislators undoubtedly share the opinion of Alexander Vlasov, the candidate for Russian president backed by Gorbachev. +Detective Jim Hyde said it may be two weeks before a final determination is made on the cause of the fire, the worst in the seaside city in nearly 20 years. +Niderberg's problems began after he had emergency surgery in August 1988 for a bleeding ulcer. +They "smell of an illegal order and should be revoked," said Yossi Sarid of the Citizens Rights Movement. +However, the agency needs congressional approval to provide the desired services. +Other Gannett executives said that despite circulation gains at USA Today, up 4 percent to 1.74 million daily, the newspaper would have a small loss. +Real spending grew at 2% a year after the mid-1970s, while total national output stagnated. +"If this thing keeps up, it could unravel the whole picture," one official said. +In yesterday's filing, the dissidents said they support Mr. Johnson's "strategic measures" to bolster returns. +Arthur Spiegel, an Albuquerque fund raiser and the think tank's first benefactor, claims to be very unhappy and to have resigned from the board over its unaggressive approach to raising money. +Unibank in London expects Sandvik profits to rise to SKr1.33bn from almost SKr1bn a year ago. +It said the plane carried 35 tons of rice, condensed milk, beans and tuna. +Its sales in 1987 were about $545 million; earnings weren't disclosed. +The printed fabrics and wallpaper, not to mention the figured carpet, vibrate against each other, not soporifically at all. +He minimized his recent criticism of Jackson, saying he has spent the great majority of his time outlining his own political agenda as opposed to attacking other candidates. +However, there is a perception that Yorkshire has been held back by fears that higher dividend growth would rekindle local controversy and further damage its battered public image. +Toys "R" Us Inc. and others have proved that you can specialize in discounting a single category of goods. +These were the sort of men who put the word serious into the phrase serious golfers. +Also holding primaries are New Jersey, New Mexico and Montana. +AMR declined to comment, and Mr. Trump didn't respond to requests for interviews. +Similarly, distress sales would be removed from the quota. +The round-trip cost of a shuttle flight to New York from Boston would add $198. +In Australia, it has been introduced at federal level and for the state governments of New South Wales and Victoria. +Hitech also can recognize patterns of moves. +Coinciding with the lull, shares on the computerized market have suffered. +In London trading, gold rose to a late bid price of $412.50 a troy ounce, up from $411.25 bid late Tuesday. +Across town, graffiti declares: "Sandino was a nationalist, but never a Communist." +With much apparently expected of the current Habitat management, they will have to come up with better ideas than the failed move into edge-of-town sheds. Storehouse is left with some cash, and two businesses which it argues fit logically together. +The commission's intervention wasn't unexpected, because three of the five SEC members voiced objections to the law before it was adopted by the Delaware legislature. +Thanks for making a special stop to drop us off in Washington." It is indeed ironic that Senator Kerry, who has held significant hearings into the BCCI affair, should have been involved with David Paul, because Mr. Paul is himself involved with BCCI. +Kostava was first arrested on political charges in 1956, a brief obituary put out by Express-Khronika said. +Refreshments will be served and balloons handed out at the Alexandria, Va., main post office, while nearby Ballston Mall in Arlington serves up a party in the food concourse, where a special postal station is set up for the event. +The industrial side of the U.S. economy continued to weaken during August and a growth index fell to its lowest level since the economic expansion began in late 1982, the nation's corporate purchasing managers said Friday. +Pretax income in all segments was reduced in fiscal 1990 by $265 million for establishment of reserves to consolidate manufacturing facilities in various businesses. +Percentage changes are based on average daily sales during each period rather than comparisons of straight totals. +On the black market, the dollar fetches about 5,500 cordobas. +S?ss MicroTec AG releases its figures for the third quarter 1999 on 11 November. +Its share of contracts has risen from 14 per cent of the August 1990 tranche to half of those awarded this January. +To orient themselves, they need infrared beacons installed at hallway junctures. +I haven't had much time to do that." He spoke to reporters at a New York news briefing, flanked by Hollis and SAS Chairman Jan Carlzon. +Agency Administrator Lester Crawford said the layoffs "would effectively shut down" plants during the furlough periods. +A volume of 326.7 million shares changed hands, compared with 284.8 million Monday. +Yemen's northern leadership would consider mediation in an effort to end the country's civil war, now in its second week, the newly-installed prime minister, Mr Mohammad Said Attar, said yesterday. +Mr. Scallen said he "didn't know yet" if the company's reorganization plan will include the sale of any assets. +The 95 delegations at the Nicosia conference had deadlocked on the chairmanship in a contest also involving Nicaragua, Indonesia and Cyprus. +He expressed his hope that Paramount "will be an entirely different company" in five years and said that Paramount's "first priority" is to buy assets. +The 23,000 bus workers walked off their jobs early Wednesday, rejecting a 14 percent pay raise offer and demanding 50 percent. +This year, as a result of the more tolerant political climate in Poland, even hard-line newspapers such as the Communist Party daily Trybuna Ludu have carried reports on what happened during and after the Soviet invasion. +Wall Street applauded the action. +He asked Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan to meet with congressional leaders to "sort out our technical differences so that we can avoid a return to unproductive partisan bickering." +Ironically, a number of auto safety pamphlets, including two distributed by the NHTSA and one by the American Automobile Association, have advised parents to place the shoulder belt behind a child if the harness crosses the neck or face. +After 12 years, 71 percent of the surgical patients and 67 percent of the medical patients were living. +The parent company, which has assets of more than $10 billion, said the acquisition will allow it "to serve the attractive California market as well as other key complementary western markets." +Sen. Lloyd Bentsen Jr.'s selection as the Democratic vice presidential nominee sent local pride surging in his hometown 10 miles from the Mexican border, where the family name stands for wealth and power. +The Reagan administration dropped a proposal to sell the Federal Housing Administration after a task force concluded that a sale wouldn't fetch "a price the government would find attractive." +Wesray and Mutual Benefit "want to sell their Outlet stock, so if we are unable to buy it, they want to buy us out so they could sell the whole company," Mr. Sundlun said. +What is said at the meeting _ and the pictures that the nation sees after it _ could well set the tone for the entire convention. +Quaker's announcement comes as the National Cattlemen's Association declared what it called a "war on fat" to bolster sales. +Amex Life, which showed profits of $59 million in regulatory filings last year, represents the portion of Fireman's Fund Corp. that American Express retained after it acquired the insurer and sold the property and casualty business to the public in 1986. +Salomon Brothers' Mr. Pessin says his counterparts at other companies tell him horror stories about not wanting to do business with certain customers, but management saying, "We don't care, we'll take our chances." +Smith suffers from myasthenia gravis, a sometimes fatal muscle disease that is among the 40 targeted by the MDA. +In the Yankee sector, attention was focused on the first day of trading of one of the largest issues in many months. +So it began licensing operators and regulating charter rates to stop "predatory" price cutting, says Leonard Hall, who is in charge of concessions for the Park Service in the southeastern U.S., which includes the Virgin Islands. +It has also concluded an agreement with Motorola for mainframe computer chips. The company will, of course, continue to supply its customers with the mainframe computers which provide the bulk of its revenues and profits. +Mr. Hasegawa proposed that light sent through fiber at very short wavelengths would actually turn the fiber into its own amplifier, keeping the light pulses alive. +The government ordered construction halted on the country's planned second nuclear plant at Belene on the Danube, which is on Bulgaria's northern border with Romania. +"Six," corrects Patricia Sunseri, who handles investor relations. +The series was based on a still enormously popular novel penned by Vimol Siripaiboon in the late 1960s. +The seven, at a news conference after their release Sunday, said they would intensify pressure on the government to legalize the ANC, lift the state of emergency and release all political prisoners as preconditions for talks. +Along with furthering our understanding of biology, artificial life techniques could bring revolutionary advances in medicine, engineering and computer science. +Indeed, Toys "R" Us faces opposition from a newly formed organization of owners of local toy boutiques. +He said Arabs "may have no other choice" than to fall into another war. +There were also political pamphlets. +The army also reported that highway ambushes and gunfire attacks on military bases have killed nine policemen and soldiers the past three days. +The bears applaud the cost-whacking measures newly announced. +With the application of environmentally-sound chemistry they will soon produce a commercially viable dye. +A rise in orders for manufactured consumer goods, from $85.2 billion to $89.3 billion last month, also was a big plus. +For example, his 6.8 per cent officially registered holding in Nippon Broadcasting, the radio station, is regarded by some to be on the low side. +The pope also kept up his attack on apartheid, appealed for international support for the plan for Namibian independence and urged solidarity with refugees. +THE NATIONAL Federation of Fishermen's Organisations is holding an emergency meeting today on the crisis over fish imports. +The Treasury's benchmark 30-year issue lost 3/8 point, or $3.75 for each $1,000 of face amount. +But some in the crowd were not satisfied. +Felix regularly lampooned Tijuana's elite in his gossip column, "A Bit of Something." +Acids, tannins, balance, we taste completely differently. +His wife earns more than $1,000 a year as a teacher at Gilman School in Baltimore. +But Latin governments are losing confidence in that approach because it hasn't produced results. +Banished were surpluses and bargain basement prices. +The White House today urged the House to overcome its objections to Senate-passed legislation providing child care assistance to low income families, and to endorse the Senate version. +Mormon Church President Ezra Taft Benson spent a restful night in a hospital and was responding Thursday to antibiotic treatment for a bacterial infection, a church spokesman said. +Jerry LeQuire then would offer, through his Latin American drug contacts, to help "find" the bomber in exchange for his freedom. He would produce the address of the house and the dupe would be arrested. +The Jesuits had long been accused by rightist elements of sympathizing with leftist guerrillas waging a decade-old war for power. +No resolution of the crisis that leaves the current Iraqi government in place will be viable. +They can be harmful if people breathe the vapor or dust or come in contact with the substances, he added. +Devron-Hercules, a maker of process control equipment for the paper industry, is 70%-owned by Hercules Canada Inc. It employs 200 people and had 1990 revenue of $28 million Canadian dollars (US$24.5 million). +Gradually, CEA moved into bigger deals as well. +It also is designed so new information about AIDS can be inserted easily. +But Macy's, a neighbor at the Paramus center, made the best of it, welcoming Nordstrom in a full-page newspaper ad that gave Macy's credit for spurring the rival's move East. +The New York Mercantile Exchange said today it has signed an agreement in principle to become a partner in the global automated futures and options trading system being developed by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Reuters Holdings PLC of Britain. +Publicly-owned banks were important to help the financing of local small and medium-sized industries which often entailed higher risks than those acceptable to private sector financial institutions, he said. +Operating profit both from refining and marketing and from exploration and production more than doubled to $112 million from $55 million. +Also, an estimated 25 million tons will be lost to spoilage and other post-harvest causes. +The anti-discrimination provisions of the new law could spell trouble for the employer sanctions. +Margeritas momentarily quell the mutiny. +The government also raised the tax on the capital of bank and trust companies to 1% from 0.8%. +The St. Louis-based food marketer chose six children's cereals with names like Freakies, Fruit Islands and Ghostbusters for the promotion. +But he stressed that Iranian leaders repeatedly advised Ceausescu to "bow to his people's demands" while he was in Tehran. +Analysts said a strong residue of bullish sentiment toward the dollar still remained from relatively high U.S. interest rates. +NASA may decide to consolidate all of its shuttle operations at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, and have future shuttle missions land there rather than at Edwards Air Force Base in California, the agency's deputy administrator said. +The talks are expected to last for several months. +Time Warner is making a major effort to attract readers to its faltering Entertainment Weekly. +"We were pulling these people off the top of their campers and trailer homes," said Sam Marshall, civil defense coordinator for the area. +Barclays Bank, which has been more severely hit than most of the clearing banks by bad loans, is for the first time apppointing a director of group credit policy. +The government was responding to a report in a Spanish newspaper that said Portugal had exported 1,189 tons of uranium from 1980 to 1988. +They receive 10% of the $13 to $18 prize money for first place. +It's pushing ahead with moves to shed 15,000 salaried workers by 1993. +With guest Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and a sellout Memorial Stadium crowd of 52,161 watching, Bush tossed the first ball in Monday's American League opener between Baltimore and the Boston Red Sox. +Currently, they must reduce their profit by the full amount of any addition to loss reserves. +It's conceivable that the Democrats will echo those sentiments in their platform. +In reporting first-half earnings two weeks ago, GE chairman John F. Welch Jr. said "the long-awaited resurgence in power generation" had finally materialized. +Mrs Fields, the US cookie company, reported lower operating income of Dollars 10.4m (Pounds 5.6m) for 1991 on turnover of Dollars 122m. +Reagan also wanted an amendment allowing a president to line-item veto individual sections of appropriations bills instead of dealing with them on an all-or-nothing basis. +The weekday limit will remain in effect. +It would be paid for by taxing income above $45,000 a year, which is now exempt from the Medicare payroll tax. +His trial is scheduled to begin Nov. 13. +He makes self-deprecating jokes or tells humorous stories of his childhood. +And despite its support, the NFIB still may push for changes, such as broadening the bill's definition of small business. +"This whole thing is a joke," he said in a brief closing statement. "They want to destroy us because we're consistent." "I will continue what I'm doing because I'm right and I'm not liable like they say," Metzger said. +Still, several traders said they agree with remarks Tuesday by Donald Regan, the former White House chief of staff and Treasury secretary. +In releasing its annual earnings Monday, Nordstrom said it had made a $15 million provision for expected back pay claims by employees and adopted a procedure to handle the claims. +"I really am appalled that in the face of opposition from all of organized nursing that medicine has gone ahead with this decision," said Judith Ryan, executive director of the American Nurses' Association. +Ms. McGeehan said all of the mislabeled disks have been recalled and will be replaced with correct ones. +The weekend clashes on the ground occurred in Israel's self-declared security zone, a strip up to 10 miles deep in southern Lebanon. +Do you need to dash off a quick note to creditors, angry customers or your bank manager? +"It doesn't indicate that current downtrend is over." +Dealers said that long-term bonds fell due to perceptions that Iraqi staying power may have been underestimated and the war could last longer than early optimism suggested. +"He was committeed to socialism, the Community Party, the labor movement. +After debt charges, three-quarters of New Zealand's budget goes on welfare and social services. +World-wide group sales gained 4.2% to 921.5 million marks from 884 million marks. +He noted that superiors who assigned Hartwig to replace another sailor in the turret also died in the blast. +The meetings between Hashimoto and Brady took place against a backdrop of chaotic action on the Japanese stock market, where the closely followed Nikkei average of 225 stocks has fallen more than 25 percent since the beginning of the year. +But those Indians make the entire economy work. +Mr. Berman of County NatWest Securities said the drastic cost-cutting under way should hit the bottom line by next year, and he likes the stock at current levels. +The contract calls for the Pittsburgh company's Westinghouse Electronic Systems Group to produce 211 sorters, to be delivered from September 1990 through October 1991. +Call it Kovno or Kaunas, it means the same thing. +Heterosexual cases: 3,610, or 4 percent. +Pop singer Kenny Loggins and his wife, Eva, have held a fund-raiser at their hilltop mansion to benefit a local program to help people with AIDS get medical care and emotional support. +Wood, 27, has pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree murder and one count of conspiracy to murder. +Foes of South Africa's apartheid government note that despite President Bush's move, 28 states and 92 cities, including New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, have sanctions or "selective purchasing policies" that prohibit doing business in South Africa. +A statement to expand the superpower human rights dialogue from emigration issues to cover revisions in the Soviet criminal code, occupational health and the environment. +The company's net income for the period fell 59% from the year-ago level; its earnings per share of 31 cents was below analysts' forecasts. +Separately, the militant Pan Africanist Congress rejected a proposal by the rival African National Congress for an all-party political conference. +The two doctors, based at Cambridge Hospital in Cambridge, Mass., recently published "a Marxist view of current U.S. health policy," which also praised the Canadian system. +Though 'devised' by the company (the usually accomplished Boilerhouse), the text is attributed to Barry Graham, an angry young Scottish writer, ex-boxer and Zen Buddhist. +Miike had been a member of the upper house of the governing Liberal Democratic Party since 1986. +After hours 'kerb' trading was active at the London Metal Exchange yesterday today with a strong COPPER market, which ended at 7 1/2 -month peaks, pulling other metals higher. +Rain fell over the Middle Atlantic States, the lower Great Lakes and the northern Pacific Coast. +The Cajun craze has done more for blackened fish, chicken and meat than for traditional Louisiana-style boiled crawfish, Murff said. +So the competition for sales this year will be even tougher, meaning "there aren't going to be any easy plums falling off the tree into our laps." +In this sense, Mr. Hourani's work more closely resembles an Arab chronicle than a modern Western history. +Honig would block Channel One from the state's 4.5 million students by using his authority over state grants that are made to individual schools on the basis of attendance. +Mr. McGillicuddy said proceeds from the $1.28 billion sale will be used to pay down Manufacturers debt, adding that the bank's cost of amortizing the premium it paid for CIT will be reduced. +Prosecutors contended it was murder, saying the girl died after her parents ignored pleas to take her to a doctor and relied instead on prayer to heal her untreated diabetes. +Ms. Otto was to give the keynote address for the Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association, which was meeting on the Oklahoma State campus. +This year, Father Sadlowski and the villagers of Zbrosza Duza will try to reach the pope again. +I still have to meet my maker. +The Centers for Disease Control says figures for the week ending Jan. 20 have 18 states reporting "widespread" flu activity _ outbreaks of flu or flu-like illness in counties combining for more than half the given state's population. +According to a government source, Graham was interviewed in Washington for the job. +And unlike the T-lymphocyte, the virus does not kill the bone marrow cell, but reproduces within the cell. +At that time the foreign office was.' In any case he reflects that journalism is a young person's profession. +Dingell said that the Air Force Office of Special Investigations notified the subcommittee that a criminal investigation of the colonel for conflict of interest was begun last Thursday. +"We cannot stop making, because our troops need uniforms," he says. +One, a soldier, is a fugitive. +At a news conference today, Lidbom recommended that Sandstom's replacement "have broader experience" and not necessarily come from the ranks of the national police. +Tanjug's report said the situation in the country that President Nicolae Ceausescu has ruled with an iron fist for 24 years was "dramatic." Some reports said Ceausescu was preparing to flee the country. +Elmer W. Johnson, 56, resigned Monday from the board of directors and retired as executive vice president in charge of GM's legal, public affairs and operating staffs to return to the Chicago law firm of Kirkland and Ellis. +Germany had to free itself from the 'tyranny of the status quo'. Some of these issues were addressed in the latest report on Germany from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). +The company said second-quarter pretax profit rose 4.8% to #477 million, although analysts suggested that the 1989 purchases of Faberge/Elizabeth Arden and Calvin Klein had hindered results because of large interest payments. +"It's not a question of her not having enough room. +"Nobody's doing anything, it's dead," said Dudley A. Eppel, senior vice president and manager of equity trading at Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette. +The official Liberation Army Daily said today that when 50,000 reservists were told to assemble for an emergency exercise within three days, 11,500 of them failed to arrive. +"We have seen the best news in interest rates in 1988. +Expectations that prices will climb can generate bids well over appraisal estimates. +The division produces machines that manufacture computer chips and is a critical link in the semiconductor industry. +Nine U.S. diplomats were left in place, including Charge d'Affaires John Leonard. +Airline security procedures have not improved enough since the explosion, Hudson said. "It is far less than what is required to give confidence in the security of the system," he said. +The purpose was to protect small stores from competition. +Revenues from the new product line are expected to accelerate growth from year 2000 and beyond. +As president, he succeeds Arthur Hershaft, who remains chairman and chief executive officer; the post of chief operating officer is new. +To 79-year-old Vera Collett, this means converting her kitchen into a mini recycling center. +Only a handful of craftsmen making wooden barrels remain and the fruit trees are no longer pruned as they used to be, he said. +Popov said on government TV that the two main political forces, the Socialists and the Union of Democratic Forces, reached agreement on dividing up Cabinet posts in the new government. +Contributing to the more relaxed attitude were a recovery by the pound and a decision by the West German central bank not to raise its key interest rates. +Aug. 30 - NASA halted Columbia's second countdown, canceling a Sept. 1 launch attempt, because of a failed electronic part on one of four telescopes inside the shuttle. +The Labor Department said its Consumer Price Index, after seasonal adjustments, rose just 0.3 percent in November, compared with a 0.4 percent gain a month earlier. +About 500 government and church dignitaries and Dublin-based foreign diplomats looked on as Mrs. Robinson took the oath of office. +Martin Feldstein, for example, has advocated/predicted a lower dollar to balance the trade accounts. +A bill to require a seven-day waiting period for the purchase of a handgun from a gun dealer was approved Tuesday by a House subcommittee. +If those are going to be the issues upon which the election is decided, predicts Mr. Sears, the Republicans likely will lose. +"It will be all local news, 100 percent," said Gerald A. Bean, president and owner of Century Group, a company that owns six California weeklies. +Now they say he could remain as president during the election, providing he cedes control of the military, state media and secret police to a neutral body. +DECEMBER 1987 _ Sixteen people, including 14 members of one family, are killed. +It took the four Canadians and nine Soviets 91 days to ski about 1,075 miles from the northernmost tip of the Soviet Union to Ellesmere Island in the Canadian Arctic, where they left the shifting ice pack on Wednesday. +"We just thought it would be best to leave at this time while we still had a chance," said Connelly, who has been teaching Bible classes in public schools for two years. +"The earnings from Nekoosa itself should be able to cover the interest costs," said Gary Palmero, paper and forest-products analyst at Oppenheimer & Co. in New York. +The factory owners were ordered to secure the site to guard against renewed spills, he said. +Beard received 28 votes there, but a computer operator recorded the votes as 2,828 at the county's department of elections, according to the county elections director. +Over half of all officially poor families are now female-headed, and they are the families with the largest income shortfalls, the longest stays below the poverty line, and the heaviest demand for public funds. +Gareth Lewis-Davies, an Edinburgh-based analyst for the investment firm County NatWest WoodMac, said: "A high oil price is good for oil companies. +Germany's exports account for 26 per cent of its GDP - not far from the EC average - while Ireland's exports account for 56 per cent of GDP. +Participants held lighted candles as they walked single file up Graceland's quarter-mile drive. +He said he opposed the move, but Jim Boland, chief of staff to Gray's successor as chief regulator, M. Danny Wall, cited political considerations in justifying the transfer. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, IBM shares fell 75 cents to close at $112.75. +East Berlin emphasized it expected the latest exodus to be a one-time event, after which West Germany would return to "normal international customs" at its embasssies. +Also in Luanda on Wednesday, Jesse Jackson said the United States has a moral obligation to support the peace process it has mediated in Angola, instead of destabilizing the government by backing right-wing rebels. +Rubin's debut Sunday was not without glitches. +He retains his post at NBC. +Last month, he urged the FCC to order the regional Bell telephone companies to provide information services, setting the stage for a confrontation between the commission and Judge Greene. +"I will endorse the president if he wins the nomination, but that guy's got to be out of there," the conservative commentator said in an interview with WBZ radio in Boston. +Her home has been inventoried for sale and her savings locked up by the courts. +Kazantzakis, who died in 1957, was threatened with excommunication by the Orthodox Church when the book was published in 1954. +Nunn said the Democratic candidates want to spend more of the total defense spending on conventional weapons such as planes and tanks while the Republicans want to spend more on nuclear missiles. +PRECIOUS METALS: Futures prices were narrowly mixed in quiet trading, despite sharp declines in the stock and bond markets and a weaker U.S. dollar. +The U.N. may be receptive to some changes. +All 15 Soviet republics have declared some form of sovereignty. +East Midlands Electricity (EME) has injected working capital of Pounds 200,000 into the Phambili Nombane joint venture signed at the end of 1993 with South African and French partners. +"Ozal was guilty of building up unjustified expectations," says a foreign diplomat. +"The ducks were here when I came," Pembroke recalls, "but they didn't do the march then. +"This means that if you are infected with the AIDS virus, you will almost certainly go on to get AIDS." +Exxon bought the units for $12,000 each, and they will be installed at a mobile home park by June 14, a day before Exxon employees must vacate Valdez hotels to make way for summer tourists. +Gold closed in London at a bid price of $396.25 per ounce, up from $392.45 bid per ounce late Monday. +Many economists have raised their forecasts from around 1.5% to levels more in line with the government's expectations. +Only the bathroom was out of sight of cameras. +Democrats rejected this argument, saying that the real question was the public perception of senators scurrying for contributions to fuel increasingly expensive campaigns. +Chase started his career in the 1920s with the Denver Express, which merged with the Rocky Mountain News in 1926. +The convention does not assign liability for accidents such as oil spills. +Witcher, 61, said he met Iranian officials for the first time at St. John's Episcopal Hospital in the New York City borough of Queens _ part of his diocese _ where several Iranian Kurds gassed in the war were treated. +A&P shares fell Dollars 1/4 to Dollars 23 3/8. +The two groups are among the poorest in Russia, earning about Rbs700 a month (the minimum wage has just been increased to Rbs900). The government also announced plans to levy import taxes of 5-10 per cent to reduce the import bill. +Admission rates also rose significantly in Atlanta; Boston; Chicago; Detroit; Minneapolis; Newark, N.J.,; New Yor; Phoenix; San Diego, and St. Louis. +More than 5,000 civilians have been killed in the fighting. +The roster of Russian dead in World War II _ 7.5 million by unofficial estimates _ dwarfs the losses of other nations and is roughly 18 times higher that of America, which was spared combat on its home soil. +His calculations will determine whether the post office can be privatised (no), London's buses can be deregulated (no) or the government can afford to put up an imaginative, wide-ranging programme in next week's Queen's speech (no). +The oil crisis brought on by Iraq's invasion of Kuwait has pretty much run its course, and there will probably be no reason for crude prices to jump even if war breaks out, Energy Secretary James Watkins said Friday. +The FRS3 numbers are included but given far less prominence. The property companies' case is compelling. +While it is physically possible to transfer power from one area to another _ and it is done regularly between some Western states _ there is no nationally integrated transmission system and no master plan for relieving regional bottlenecks. +The House bill would block many of these changes. +But at least one takeover rumor finally ran out of steam. +A controversial new election system called for officials to count votes while citizens queued publicly behind the candidate of their choice, or behind the candidate's agent. +If a store is able to sell the items for more, it can keep the difference. +Khoo has assets to cover his liabilities, but it can't be cash on the barrelhead," said a banker who attended the New York meeting but requested anonymity. +As an adult, Mrs. Sulzberger traveled and rubbed elbows with the famous: she met Eleanor Roosevelt, dined with Chiang Kai-shek and sipped coffee with Golda Meir. +Of course we will. +He deplored, particularly, the Supreme Court's 8-1 "unsurprising but disappointing decision" upholding the law under which independent counsels are named to investigate the ethics of the executive branch. +And vector-processing is the key to supercomputing. +The first thing he did when rescuers came: Borrow a cigarette. +Second half sales were much lower than expected and losses at Littlewoods and in France were also higher than forecasts. +The finance ministry said that it had scrapped a rule restricting a foreign insurer from taking a stake of no more than 30 per cent in a local insurance company. +In 1980, the independent workers' movement, Solidarity, seriously eroded the party's legitimacy. +In North Carolina, part of Weyerhaeuser's Southern holdings that are as large as those in the Northwest, "wetlands" are an issue. +East German security forces moved to block Christian worshippers from attending a church service in East Berlin, detaining an unspecified number of people, West German radio reported. +No international law can condone this action. +The staffs of Mitterrand and Bush had been unable to find a time when both could meet, so they had a discussion by telephone, Vedrine said. +The Algerians wouldn't allow a military jet to land, so the team members had to fly scheduled airlines. +The blaze began Aug. 9 when a four-wheel-drive vehicle caught fire. +And Cover Girl is enjoying its share of growth as shoppers migrate. +In a recent study by a Philadelphia medical school, two groups of American Jews were asked whether they ever had experienced "being parents to their parents." +Last year's figures included 20 bank subsidiaries of Dallas-based MCorp, with assets of $15.6 billion. +When the piggy bank reached 5,000 yen, the holder could swap it for an investment trust certificate. +It is small and manageable, and a lot cheaper than surrounding states. +It was a good rental company, a leadership company and all that." But there was no pizazz, he said, so he went back into the business of making and selling cars. +He was asked about a report in Glasgow's Sunday Post newspaper quoting former Israeli intelligence official Raphael Eitan as saying he was sure the May 15 Palestinian group was responsible. +Such tactics intended to make a maneuver look risky without taking a major risk are called "cheats" among the unit's 16 officers and 95 enlisted personnel, who are based at Pensacola, Fla. +But a former senior Treasury official says other dealers have flouted purchase-limit rules, too. +For at least the next decade, Ms. Russell says, the emphasis will be not on erecting new buildings but on renovating existing ones. +But Rothschild has endured for nearly 80 years under family control. +Partly in response to such factors, Western governments have adopted policies whose effect has been to diminish the moral and strategic underpinnings of nuclear deterrence. +A measure of this is the surprisingly wide readership that exists for serious newspapers and books, and the discriminating audiences that fill theatres and concert halls every night. +Schulz was responsible for scheduling and supervising guards at Unisys. +The stock fell yesterday for the first time since Oct. 10, closing down 1, at 41 7/8. +The grand jury is continuing. +Martin sold the stock, resigned from MGIC and promised to take no part in board actions on matters that may come up dealing with MGIC or the mortgage insurance industry. +Lutz and Bidwell both will report to Gerald Greenwald, 52, who continues as chairman of Chrysler Motors. +My meetings with Mr. Yazov are not, for instance, a substitute for negotiations to reduce strategic or conventional forces. +Farmers, with about $11 billion in assets, is the nation's third largest home and auto insurer, and the seventh largest property and casualty insurer. +Last September, two American civilians working at an air base in Tarlac province were gunned down on the day Vice President Dan Quayle arrived in Manila. +The sit-in was part of a larger demonstration at the hotel against the West Coast Symposium on Homosexuality and Public Policy Implications, held by the California Coalition for Traditional Values, a church-formed organization. +Bond prices moved lower on profit-taking, worries about the dollar and apprehension about an impending report on consumer inflation. +And I don't know what Iraq owes us now for food. +Judge Oakes turns 65 in February. +Incumbency was practically a guarantee of victory. +Vote on a proposal outlining conditions for the use of general absolution, or forgiveness of a group of penitents without individual confessions. +"He thinks that with his name he can clean it up and get it to run on time," the source said. +The penitentiary was last modified around 1918 and was one of the blacker holes in the federal prison system for decades. +The council estimates that more than 12,000 lives could be save each year if everyone used safety belts, she said. +Eager to show that they are vigilant about security matters, the signers state the problem in strong terms: "The United States has valid security concerns in Central America. +He called home to alert his wife to a letter he left behind. +The tunnels are to be completed in 1991, then the railroad tracks will be laid. +The Federal Reserve said bank borrowings from the Federal Reserve System at the discount window, excluding extended credit, averaged $227 million a day in the week ended Wednesday, down from $551 million the previous week. +"It was a fluke," she says. "We had a wonderful makeup man. He was using some kind of linseed oil to remove the acrylic makeup from my face. +An Iraqi communique said Iraq would honor United Nations' resolutions and withdraw. +But even then the issue was made paramount, because our primary foundation supporter had a stake in the oil business. +Obviously, they'd say yes. +And he doesn't necessarily view Atlanta as a double-A stop in the ascension to Broadway's major league. +Lester L. Einbender was named interim chief executive officer following the death of his brother, Edwin I. Einbender. +The Bank of France managed to reduce the rate at which it lends through its 5-10 day lending window by 1.5 percentage points, back to 10.5 per cent where it was 5 weeks ago. +The city public affairs office refused comment on the suit. +If rents are to be set according to recent deals in a particular area, there should be greater openness about those deals, perhaps through a national rent register. +The newspaper printed the name of the apartment complex where she was living. "We recognized that many of the people in the current Detroit location already knew she was there," Giles said. +The globe had 3.7 billion inhabitants as recently as 1970. +Two co-conspirators, Edward Enright and Thomas O'Brien, pleaded guilty to related charges earlier. +He has also been visiting the warehouses where his rice shipments are being held. +Some think they came from an altar made for Henry of Blois, bishop of Winchester and brother of King Stephen of England. +The federal charges accuse Rosiere of violating Glover's civil rights. +Shamir's spokesman Yossi Ahimeir predicted Labor would accept Likud's demands. +Shriver and Discovery pilot Charles Bolden Jr. flew simulators to get a feel for the new brakes a few months ago at Ames-Dryden Flight Research Facility at Edwards. +But in general, he said he had "reasonable confidence" in the data. +The Marshall Diagnostics lab where the chemical spill occurred has been closed since shortly after the February accident, and state officials said they will seal the lab until September, when the radioactive residues will be harmless. +But in the battle over economic policy, the Fed holds most of the cards. +At issue is a line used in advertising for Coca-Cola's new Minute Maid Premium Choice orange juice that describes the pasteurized product as "orange juice straight from the orange." +The department's chief is Michael Milken, who is credited with almost single-handedly creating the huge market for high-yield, high-risk bonds, which fueled the unprecedented takeover boom of recent years. +Work on financial exchanges is just beginning. +With Johnson disqualified, an International Amateur Athletics Federation spokesman said Lewis moves up to first, Britain's Lindford Christie gets the silver and American Calvin Smith the bronze. +"The sole issue in this case, as it comes to us, is a legal one: must a prisoner who claims to have been subjected to `cruel and unusual punishment' establish at a minimum that he has suffered a significant injury?" +No one there knew why. +The couple went to Antinori, who proposed they adopt a child. But, after consulting among themselves, the family members returned and proposed the daughter act as surrogate mother. +It also is considered by many at NASA to be the most important shuttle mission to date; it will be the 35th. +No one is sure how many Americans possess significant amounts of the Lp(a) type of cholesterol, largely because there isn't yet a simple blood test to detect it. +Superior Court Judge James Albracht ordered the courtroom cleared on grounds the discussions would center on whether the exchanges were privileged doctor-patient communications and therefore inadmissible as evidence. +Deposed Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega claimed status as a prisoner of war under the Geneva Convention and asked today to be moved to a neutral third country to avoid trial on U.S. drug charges. +The future of NATO depends on the alliance's ability to deal with our enduring security concerns, and our evolving economic relationship, We look to Belgium to continue to play its important role in our close, and cooperative transatlantic partnership. +Your many friends and thousands of people in America work and pray every hour, every day for strength and freedom for you and all the hostages. +"Our entertainment on board is mostly intellectual entertainment, not gambling and dancing," Peter Cox, planning director for the cruise operator, said late last week. +The Arab investors' group has agreed to the acquisition, Primerica and Smith Barney officials said. +IRNA said Velayati, giving the figures in a letter to United Nations Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar, criticized the United Nations for failing to force Iraq to stop using chemical weapons banned under a 1925 Geneva agreement. +The Bank Board survey also showed that the average purchase price of a new home reached a record $150,800 in early January, up from $147,300 in early December. +First lady Barbara Bush on Thursday underwent the second of 10 radiation treatments for eye irritation caused by her immune system disease. +A fiscal conservative, Meyner was credited with keeping a balanced state budget, and with ably administering basic state needs such as water supply and land management. +Australian dollar trading is expected to stay pretty quiet, especially with Japanese investors said to be curbing their appetite for the currency. +"We will jointly launch business activities to cope with a new age," Shigeoka quoted Fujita as saying. +In the documentary, translator Carmen Proetta said she saw the shootings from her apartment window in the British colony that borders Spain. +Saitama Bank also issued $66 million of Swiss franc five-year convertible notes, with an indicated coupon rate of 1 1/4%, via Credit Suisse. +Under its previous offer, Corning said 749,000 International Clinical common shares were validly tendered as of the close of business last Friday. +The pricing rules also block technology that could lower the cost of shipping milk long distances. +That's one reason I'm here today. +"Twenty years ago they were cutting a lot of trees out of the wild," said Hal Schudel, who operates Holiday Tree Farms in Corvallis, Ore., with his three sons. "And oftentimes they were cut way back in early October. +He said he had no further comment on the case because it is in litigation. +The operator got the call at 7:32 a.m. and patched the call through to 911 operators in Cobb County. +It hasn't. A new approach is needed in the 1990s. +A PETA spokeswoman estimates that 10 million Americans are involved and guesses that the operating budgets of the myriad groups come to about $50 million. +In an interdependent economy, price signals and profit opportunities ought to be directing goods and capital to their best use, but the signals are constantly swamped by changes in the value of different monies. +Increasingly they are being "out-placed," compassionately but firmly. +The dispatcher said the rock slide "contributed to the accident," but she could not elaborate. +A problem was reported when a heater on one of the shuttle's three auxiliary power units failed, but a backup heater was put into operation and was working fine, Mission Control said. +The Illinois requirement was approved in June 1987 over the objections of the state public health director, Dr. Bernard Turnock, whose confirmation was blocked for weeks by lawmakers angered by his opposition. +But Jamieson said that was because Jimmy Carter didn't use the remark effectively. "It could have been much more damaging than it was, but the Democrats didn't take advantage of it," she said. +It is inconceivable that the other 10 member states will soldier on with the battle to ratify a treaty that two have already rejected. +In October, Whirlpool said it was talking to a Mexican appliance manufacturer about a joint venture to make home appliances in Mexico for sale in that country and the U.S. +In return, the letter said, Heron would receive a #5 million "success fee" if Guinness won the Distillers bid, plus #800,000 for market losses and expenses. +In September, she appeared as a soloist in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony under the Boston Symphony Orchestra. +That is unless Congress decided to subsidize casein producers, in which case taxpayers would bear the cost of this protectionism. +Mr. Paquette said some $70 million to $80 million of its cost-reduction plan will come from labor savings. +Eastman Kodak sank 1 1/2 to 40 3/4 on more than 2.5 million shares. +Such a budget, due out in January, would likely be declared dead on arrival in Congress. +Three Europeans who were arrested on suspicion of stirring up trouble between Moslems and Christians in Cairo were ordered deported Saturday, three days after their arrest, a newspaper said. +Smith New Court was 3 lighter at 85p. Nervous trading was seen in the water stocks, ahead of Thursday's publication of a consultative paper on the cost of quality, by the industry regulator. +It also would make the chairman's term start one year after the start of a presidential term. +But government hospitals still report shortages of vaccines, antibiotics and baby formulas. +ChemDesign Corp., Fitchburg, Mass., said it agreed to increase production of an agricultural chemical for one of its major customers. +Banks are finally taking a firm grip on the IT toolbox. +What is it about this quirky be-bop singer that people find so irresistible? +Museums, such as the Metropolitan in New York and the Victoria & Albert in London, are allocating more space to couture in their collections and tend to take the cream of the auction lots. These days life is much more difficult for the early enthusiasts. +If one wants a rule, a more sensible one might be to hold the ratio of public sector debt to GDP constant at the current level of 38 per cent, which would imply a public sector borrowing requirement averaging about 2 per cent of GDP (Pounds 12bn). +Mr. Cammaker said the company will fight the city's effort to buy the system for a price based on its value under the income-capitalization method of appraisal. +It compares to other kinds of tracts and leases involving the federal government." The committee plans to question Interior officials on the deal at a hearing Thursday. +According to news reports and Western officials several high-ranking government officials have deserted Doe and the portfolios of foreign affairs, internal affairs and information are being handled by acting ministers. +House members rank the DHEC proposals second behind the politically charged issue of auto insurance reform among the biggest issues facing them this year. +Drexel agrees to hire a "special reviewer" acceptable to the SEC to review its investment company operations. +The spokesman declined to provide details. +Po Folks Inc. said it filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code. +Mr. Jones was formerly president of a unit of Calvin Klein Industries, and a managing director of Perry Ellis International. +A Romanian employed at the Hungarian Embassy who was in the car was detained along with Gyorfi and released on Thursday, the report said. +Mr. Beebower agrees that a tax would reduce short-term trading, but he says he doesn't believe it would lead to an inefficient market. +International bond underwriters are jumping on the gold bandwagon. +Bernadette Villars, who owns and runs Chateau Chasse-Spleen in the village of Moulis, as well as two other chateaux in Pauillac and Margaux, is taking the whole thing philosophically. +I intend to defend myself in a court of law and not in the media. +The army was called out to stop election violence in a constituency where police gunfire and battles between political rivals left at least 13 people dead, police and news reports said today. +While freight operations resumed Saturday, passenger services weren't expected to be back to normal until today. +The liability crisis of a few years ago forced many companies to manage their own risks rather than insure them. +Most graduate students are funded by their host universities. +Ms. Richards accused Mattox of profiting from public service and challenged him to release his income tax returns. +In other words, his plane was hit, there was a puff of smoke, also mentioned by Mr. Mierzejewski, and then Mr. Bush jumped. +He said Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, lifted about 5.6 million barrels a day in October, higher than its quota of 5 million barrels. +Nader made his pledge Friday at a news conference in this seaside city after the initiative's supporters said it might be difficult to gain enough signatures in time to qualify the measure for the ballot. +We're for the Carberry theory. +Bond prices moved sharply higher early Friday after the Labor Department reported that wholesale prices fell 0.4 percent in July. Many analysts had been expecting a modest increase. +Substantial bloodshed could turn political and public opinion against the Panama operation, especially if Noriega was to remain at large. +It would prohibit any deduction of the base cost of a telephone that is also used for personal purposes. +Then, after manufacturing began, scores of small but irritating design errors turned up, forcing many revisions. +A spokesman wouldn't elaborate on the tax issues, saying they are too complicated to explain. +"I'm very happy, ego-wise," he says. +A drawback of both life and annuity products can be high annual fees. +Alfred Dreyfus, convicted of treason, was publicly stripped of his rank. +Its back-office operations currently are 20% to 30% underutilized, according to industry estimates. +But he said that, even so, "I believe we are going to have to make very substantial increases in the investments we make in our people and in our work force." +But it was Givenchy's after-dark clothes that were most intriguing. +But some Russians count the cost in lives, and openly wonder. +Large-mouth bass, crappie and walleye never left the upper Ohio completely and now are thriving in numbers to attract aficionados of sport fishing. +A spokeswoman for the state attorney's office said prosecutors would investigate to see whether state law had been violated by the News-Press. +In the broader junk bond market, prices of high-yield, high-risk bonds were basically unchanged in thin pre-holiday trading. +Howe and Baker are regarded as possible Thatcher successors, but both made clear their distaste for a contest. +Sweden and Italy both face specific problems in reducing their budget deficits which are not replicated elsewhere. True, their moves are a reminder that a general turn in rates is inevitable once the recovery is firmly entrenched. +The proceeds will 'significantly exceed' net book value of Pounds 18.3m. +Plessey shares closed up 48 pence at 224 pence ($4.05), while GEC finished the day 5.5 higher at 178. +The indictment only lists 20 victims who lost $1,183,000. Prosecutors say they limited the scope of the case to make it easier for the jury to follow. +The U.S. is not without its own ideas for legislation that supposedly would improve the workers' lot. +At the time, no accidents or injuries had been reported as a result of cracking pans, the steel plate that is under the cars. +Among others, the company wants more help from the commission in attacking the recent rise in US steel import duties. +Many data processing professionals say last week's virus spread so fast because it was operating in a wide-open network designed to let data and messages flow freely. +It is worth noting that the AFL-CIO, which is knowledgeable about Panamanian politics, allegedly contributed $20,000 to Mr. Barletta's 1984 campaign. +The 30 seconds of dead air time _ "The day the radio stopped" _ will mark the beginning of a $100 million campaign with the theme: "Radio. +So we tried," said View-Master's Jeremy Jacobs. "We had the chimp appearing in stores in Southern California. +In the meantime, he proposes a complex strategic alliance with Russia, Kazakhstan and Byelorussia under which each republic would have a finger on a nuclear button that couldn't be pushed without agreement from all. +Has the search for Pooh, Prince Charle's runaway Jack Russell, extended to Saltwood castle, home of diarist and former minister Alan Clark? +As Mr Davis explains: '1994 is the fourth year of the equity financing boom in the US, and there's been an awful lot done. +But "the notion that we will be market makers in all securities in all markets for all clients is something we don't have the capital for or the knowledge to do," Mr. Chapman said. +Itel Corp. said it increased its stake in XTRA Corp. to 7.62% and that it may seek control of the company. +The stock price of United Airlines' parent UAL Corp. tumbled $7.125 a share to $274 amid concerns that the Transportation Department may force a change in the pending $6.79 billion labor-management buy-out of the airline. +Volume increased to 687 million shares from 642.1 million Wednesday. +"What are we supposed to buy?" asks a German banker. +"We don't want to invest in a troubled U.S. company if it isn't welcome." +Both return 10% a year over 10 years. +The implications of the EC-EFTA agreement are far reaching. +Generally, those fees would be deductible as a cost of producing or collecting taxable income; but in Ahab's case, only half the income is taxable. +The placing is equivalent to about 45.6 per cent of the capital and values the group at Pounds 13.5m. +Still, he'll take along a portable fax to keep in touch. +He spoke in the presence of Iraq's ambassador to Venezuela, Majid A. Al Samarra'i. +How about a race with some hot early speed? +'It was important under Tito (the former Yugoslav president), but what interests do we have in the region now that the cold war is over?' he added. He said that with the end of the cold war there was growing isolationism in the US. +Markets could not function long if one transaction is valid and another at the same time and price invalid depending on what was later learned about what someone knew. +At the time, Mr. Boesky's brother-in-law, Burton Slatkin, owned about 24% of the company's common stock and was a director of the company, the suit said. +It will be society that pays,' he says. Miguel Angel Broda, who heads an eponymous economic consultancy in Buenos Aires, agrees to some extent. +To get to the Petersen, you must climb 22 shabbily carpeted stairs to the building's second floor, no mean feat when you're lugging a couple of bowling balls. +The justices' decision paved the way for another unit to proceed with plans for a $300 million offering of first-mortgage bonds needed to pay debt. +Certain machine-tool stocks resisted the profit-taking tide, traders said. +He said the demonstrators hurled stones at the building, breaking some windows. +In another report, the Labor Department said the weekly earnings of American workers grew 0.1% in March after adjusting for inflation. +Miller's sister, brother and a friend each had put up property to secure his release. +"We didn't get mugged at all. +Partnerships are long-term investments, which typically require investors to lock up their money for seven to 10 years. +The low was 1411.17, reached Monday. +Morocco also has refused the tanker safe haven, and the Spanish Merchant Marine denied a request by the ship's owners to tow the 1,837-foot vessel to calm waters off the southern coast of Tenerife in the Canary Islands, a government official said. +Eastern Airlines is offering discounts and frequent-flier mileage to funeral homes who use the carrier to ship bodies. +But the No. 2 auto maker's pattern in recent months suggests that it could increase its forecasts, as it strains to tweak more cars from plants already operating at capacity levels. +"Demand from Japan continues to rocket," says Geoffrey Robson, a co-author of the report. +Not all economists predict the Australian dollar will decline. +The body of one of the men was not found and he was listed as missing. +The charges were brought by Trade Union Certification Officer Matthew Wake, a union watchdog responsible to the Department of Employment following the inquiry. +Trueluck said he has been afraid to walk to town since the shooting. +Some cannot then keep up the monthly payments. Although handsets can be bought for as little as Pounds 30, monthly subscriptions can be Pounds 28.75 a month and calls can cost as much as 50p a minute. +After the shooting, the man waved the deputy's pistol at clerks and a janitor and fired a shot in a corridor, Bowles said. +He said a Time-Warner merger could extend the dominance of the larger multisystem cable operators over small cable companies. +The government said that retail sales rose 0.5% in August from July and that prices of finished goods rose 0.3% in August while prices of raw materials rose 0.5%. +Tomato prices plunged $9.40 in December to $14.30 per hundredweight, the lowest since 1970. +The so-called rubber bullets, actually rubber-coated steel balls, were introduced by the army as less lethal than standard ammunition, but they can kill when fired at close range. +Exhibitors today benefit from the ease with which sites can be set up. +"The calling of Dennis Eckersley would cause tremendous adverse publicity for his ball club and for himself and could have a substantial effect on his major league career and this season in particular. +In May, Paribas was lead manager on Turkey's Ecu bond, a Dollars 185m-equivalent three-year exercise. Commerzbank arranged a DM400m seven-year bond issue in July. +A man who did not give his name telephoned the Police Department's Organized Crime Control Bureau and said, "`There is a gift for John Gotti at the social club,"' according to police Sgt. Raymond O'Donnell. +Mercer will lead celebrations in both Washington and New York, where his father and his band became famous at the Cotton Club starting in 1927. +It was banned in 1969, and the FDA reaffirmed that ban in 1976 and 1980. +But $10,000 is about the minimum an established lawyer in Miami, the capital of the U.S. narcotics industry, will charge for a drug case. +Pacemakers, like grocery products, have "shelf lives" after which parts may fail and the devices need to be resterilized. +A fire believed started by a spark from a bulldozer at the Powder Mountain ski area grew to 450 acres. +Public Service Co. said it expects to submit the plan to the Public Service Commission for a full review next week, when it will disclose more details. +"Farmers have money," says Donald Lindstrom, the president of Marshall County State Bank. +Viewers would be offered the chance of getting more expensive prizes the more they watch; those who endure the network's lowest-rated duds could get bonus points. +Entertainment analyst Jeffrey Logsdon of the Crowell Weedon brokerage in Los Angeles estimated it would take at least $250 million a year for two years to get the studio back into full production, but Mahoney said that figure was far too high. +They were reminders of Castet's command of the leather-and-fur medium. +The ruling by Judge Henry Budzinski won't change any of that. +The authorities could still face some awkward decisions in the weeks to come. After their emphatic determination to defend sterling with higher rates if necessary, it would be all the harder for them to duck a challenge from the exchange markets. +Mr. Gregory, the newsletter editor, said. +It measures 22 feet in diameter and is 5 inches high, organizers said. +The declaration came after the Tigers were blamed for three days of bombings that killed at least 79 people. +Mr. Papandreou's motives are less obvious. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Keystone Camera's stock closed at $1.875, up 12.5 cents. +A House committee approved legislation Friday that would stop the hauling of garbage in refrigerated trucks used to ship food, drugs and cosmetics, and the back-to-back hauling of chemicals and foodstuffs in cargo tankers. +Among the bidders is Public Service itself, forced into U.S. Bankruptcy Court 20 months ago under the financial stress of its lead share in the $6.2 billion Seabrook nuclear plant. +In the case of the jailed Maryland mother, Jacqueline Bouknight has been behind bars since April 1988 for refusing to disclose the whereabouts of her son, Maurice. +THE NUMBER of people visiting tourist attractions fell by 1 per cent to 345m last year, but higher admission charges meant total revenues rose 10 per cent to Pounds 880m, according to the national tourist boards. +Best positioned to fill the vaccuum is Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich. +Nouakchott is 375 miles north of Dakar. +The problem has been discovered and corrected, he said, and it will take about a week for the system to return to normal. +In addition, 25 lawsuits have been filed, including four by families of deceased employees. +The promise that any loss of government revenue caused by the measures won't be offset by compensating moves, allowing some growth in the federal budget deficit. +So say J. Ronald Shiff and Marc Blum of Baltimore. +Filming resumed Monday night after the crew got another camera. +Most of the luggage from Germany had been placed in an aluminum baggage container that was loaded into the front cargo hold on the left side of the aircraft. +Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association, a major institutional investor, has agreed to buy 17 State Street, a new office tower on the tip of Manhattan. +I hope we will reach a point where the society becomes recognised as providing 'thought leadership". +Ranger Roger Robinson, medical camp personnel and private climbers investigated and found the bodies, he said. +She says the biggest problem for supermarkets nationwide has been falling food prices, notably for produce. +Wepsic, like Ellenberg, also won a gold medal at last summer's International Olympiad. +To strut a part in doublet and hose is demanding enough. +It is like a nightmare day out at the Natural History Museum. +These managers held 9.8% of assets in cash at the end of September, down from 10.2% in August and 10.6% in September 1988. +The pace of recent change makes this a timely book. +But he does have a tendency to react too emotionally to the ups and downs of public affairs, and he must surely be overstating the case. The Community's crisis has three facets, according to Mr Delors. +If Soviets see that their government not only says it won't devalue the ruble but will lose a lot of its gold reserves if it does, the value of all ruble assets would rise to meet the value of the tradable bonds. +Retailers earn about half their annual profits during the crucial holiday period. +But the two sides have coalesced over the years with the Washington-based lobbying group Handgun Control Inc. playing a key role. +Mr. Alexander says he initially bought stock in the Whittle concern from Mr. Whittle, his longtime friend, but transferred it to Mrs. Alexander in July 1988 when he became University of Tennessee president. +The authorities have been "incredibly ruthless when you look over the past month. +Industrielle Chairman Jean-Marc Vernes will adopt to fight off a two-pronged 23.7 billion French franc ($3.59 billion) takeover bid for both companies by Cie. +The results show that 10% of U.S. hospitals treated 58% of 14,145 patients with AIDS, or acquired immune deficiency syndrome, admitted to the surveyed institutions in 1987. +Mr Bob Etherington, the company's international marketing manager, takes EBS seriously but dismisses fears that Reuters is seeking to increase charges by monopolising the market. +The rates for three-month bills were the lowest since they averaged 7.97 percent on Nov. 21. +U.S. food-price inflation will be pushed up this year and next by the Persian Gulf crisis, according to Agriculture Department analysts. +Brokerage houses may chatter about the advantages of long-term investing in the stock market, but the truth is that the more long-term investors a brokerage house has on its books, the less money it (and the broker) makes. +The king and queen arrived in Washington on Sunday to participate in events around the country marking the 350th anniversary of the first Swedish colony in America. +While Haicang runs before it can walk, the area's ports, roads and telecommunications limp along behind, unable to keep pace with double digit economic growth. Xiamen's port is operating above capacity. +Some spectators gasped and several air force wives ran toward the burning wreckage. +The pound also has benefited from buoyant expectations surrounding the British budget, which the government is due to release today. +The crisis could strain U.S.-Israeli relations. +The resolution demands the Communist Party divide its billions of dollars worth of buildings, publishing houses, vehicles and other assets among emerging political groups. +Mr. Peterson couldn't be reached to comment. +Publisher Thomas Valentino complains BMI paid him just $12 when a piece he handled was played on the nationally syndicated program "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous." +In the past year, Coca-Cola has pulled off an innovative financial restructuring, selling to the public 51% of two bottling companies and announcing plans to do the same with its entertainment unit. +HBO, Gulf & Western and MCA all declined to comment. +Demonstrators interrupted the Klan's activities with chants. +OPEC may have to hire private guards. +The missing files cover all of Mr. Riegle's dealings with the FHLBB before 1987, the year he intervened on behalf of Charles Keating. +Before moving to Washington in 1986, the 49-year-old former head of the Commerce Department's National Telecommunications and Information Administration ran a broadcast-management and consulting company in his native Missouri. +Iris Knorr's late husband put something away for a rainy day and forgot about it. +Film critics of the time suggested that the Minis, which performed antics that included jumping between rooftops, upstaged Michael Caine and Noel Coward. +It asked that the tank be placed on display at the Patton Museum of Calvary and Armor in Fort Knox, Ky., among other museums, until the tank's permanent home at the Wisconsin museum is completed in 1993. +The grand theft count, a felony punishable by up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine, charges that Hoffman last year illegally obtained a city-owned chain saw worth at least $300, Casey said. +Farragut recently changed its fiscal year, so results for the year-earlier quarter weren't available. +Mr. Chaney's main backer in the purchase was Investcorp, a unit of Bahrain-based Arabian Investment Banking Corp. +"It's the best we're going to get," he said. +A huge U.S.-led airlift broke the 1948-49 Soviet blockade, aimed at bringing West Berlin to its knees and driving out the Western powers. +The single cocaine possession conviction carries a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $100,000 fine. +The candidate vaccine was injected into eight volunteers four times over 18 months _ an initial injection followed by three boosters. +The company, a maker of multiprocessor-based computers for technical applications, said it will be a subcontractor on the project. +That's certainly the case in the US where pop's day runs a distant second to mom's day on most counts. +The plan would have blocked any chance for AT&T to win an 80% vote needed to oust all 12 NCR directors. +Barring an out-of-court settlement, U.S. District Judge Falcon Hawkins is expected to rule this summer in the non-jury case. +The House stripped language offensive to the White House out of a bill authorizing State Department operations for the next two years and sent the new bill to the Senate hopes of finishing the measure before adjournment. +Regarding foreign participation in government bond issues, the ministry said it will start auctioning its 20-year bonds this fall. +At night, the "CNBC Live" program will follow a format similar to the network's morning show. +The dollar rose to 133.14 Japanese yen in late trading in New York from 132.55 yen late Thursday. +I'm writing you because I believe you love this ministry. +"The apathy out there is much stronger than I expected," Jackson said. "We're fighting hard for a respectable turnout. +But once the bridge loan is paid off, the company will still owe some $19 billion in various types of debt. +Ms. Matsui at Barclays de Zoete Wedd estimates the value of issues that could emerge between now and September at more than four trillion yen, far more than the capacity of Japanese investors to digest. +Skinner's co-pilot, Ron Smith, said he hid in a ditch covered with a cloth. +France Telecom is the provider of basic French domestic and international telecommunications services. +It was the 44-year-old singer's second child with husband Arne Naess Jr., according to publicist Elliot Mintz. +Divide the filling between the tins, mounding it up well in the centre. Cover with the rest of the pastry, sealing the edges well. +Certainly people would object that Justice can't privatize law enforcement this way. +Himont Inc. said it is seeking a ban on further Japanese imports of propylene polymerization catalyst components because of alleged patent infringement. +An amendment to repeal a luxury tax on expensive cars, yachts, furs and jewelry failed 12-6. +The Festival, the Fringe, the Television, Film, Jazz and Book Festivals will all co-operate and help to finance the drive. MacMaster is also seeking a corporate sponsor to provide cash for the campaign. +In the cornucopia of go-go apples, the Fuji's track record stands out: During the past 15 years, it has gone from almost zilch to some 50% of Japan's market. +But first he sings "Vesti la Giubba," and while greater tenors have sobbed through the aria, John Absalom was a fine Canio. +Kerry Foods, a unit of Kerry Group PLC, said its combined food-ingredients group will have estimated sales of more than $200 million annually. +Bernard Savaiko, senior metals analyst at PaineWebber in New York, said traders thought war would hurt the economy by causing consumers to postpone purchases of consumer goods that include copper, such as appliances and automobiles. +Officials did not know how many passengers were on the bus. +At home, she often had nightmares. +Hankins said the injured included a woman slashed in the abdomen and two children wounded in the neck. +'On any day we could be sending out 1,500 letters,' he says. +Ultrasystems also said that it plans to hold a shareholders meeting to vote on the Hadson merger in April or May. +Trafalgar House fell 15, to 305, after a 15 pence gain Thursday, and Rank Organisation shed 10 to 789 following a 22 pence jump a day earlier. +Four Canadian banks have provided a separate Pounds 450m loan. Canary Wharf is in administration under UK insolvency procedures. +In 1943 he was taken to Germany and imprisoned until the end of the war. +Bangor is "really quite anxious for them to see why we did rate so well," says Elizabeth Scottie Stowell, president of the Greater Bangor Chamber of Commerce. +Scotsman, a maker of refrigeration products, began trading around 13 but fell by almost half when poor earnings were reported this year. +She was half-seriously told to send the girl to Mississippi. +The service segment, which accounts for about one-fifth of the company's $14.5 billion in annual revenue, slowed to 4% revenue growth for the quarter after years of double-digit growth. +An opinion poll published early last year indicated that almost 6 percent of those polled would consider voting for November 17 in an election. +The organization also has persuaded the Toyota and Nissan automotive plants in South Africa to modify their vans to better accommodate the needs of taxi drivers. +Martini and Ms. Afdahl were arrested as they got into a taxi cab carrying a duffel bag. +"We have a situation where two Republicans are running and one Democrat is running," Boschwitz told reporters. "Our base simply is not big enough to cut it in half." Carlson was not immediately available for comment. +New York City, Philadelphia and Massachussetts have been the most recent and widely publicized of those in the credit-rating doghouse because of widening gaps between the costs of services and revenues. +This worked, and the Cabinet accepted the plan on May 14. +Tendzin is survived by his wife, Lila, and their four children, all of Halifax, Nova Scotia. +Sibghatullah Mojaddidi, president of the guerrilla government-in-exile, said it would have a better chance of surviving without Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, who serves as foreign minister. +When I went to make my first household purchase, a kettle for boiling drinking water, I had only FEC and the price was in renminbi. +Interco is the subject of a $74-a-share hostile takeover bid from the Rales brothers of Washington; Drexel is underwriting about $1.38 billion of preferred stock in that offer. +Smith, 23, is on trial for the rape and killing Jan. 9 of Dr. Kathryn Hinnant, 33, at Bellevue Hospital. +Southland Corp. said it will continue to lose money until 1993 even if debt holders agree to forego $1.6 billion in interest payments as part of a complex debt restructuring. +Universities and polytechnics offer a form of training which can bring rich rewards in later life. +The United Nations mediated the Geneva agreement between Afghanistan and Pakistan providing for the 115,000 Soviet troops in Afghanistan to withdraw over a nine-month period. +This is especially important in Sweden, where the public sector is large. +The titles are better than the plays. +According to press reports, proceeds from French arms exports dropped from $3.2 billion in 1988 to $300 million last year. +Oil futures prices surged as fading hopes for a settlement to the Middle East crisis helped turn traders' attention to the prospects for tight supplies in the last three months of the year. +Mr. Kaufman manages fixed-income investments at his own firm, Henry Kaufman & Co., after years as the well-known chief economist of Salomon Brothers. +What about banning abortions in the second and third trimesters? +Winfrey, on her show, pointed out that "the fact that she lost the weight doesn't mean she can keep it off without exercise," Chin said. +Lord Weinstock works the other way around. +Steve Lair, a vice president of market-researcher Dataquest Inc., concurs, saying that some upgrades may involve more trouble than PC users realize. +Similarly, advertisers of men's cologne and cosmetics, including Calvin Klein's Obsession and Clinique, contend that they reach homosexual men just fine through such magazines as GQ and Esquire. +A third policeman suffered a bullet wound in the chest and was hospitalized in serious but stable condition after the attack late Friday in the huge township outside Johannesburg, police said. +But he had to call in help for the editing. +However, only 2 per cent of French companies have adopted the practice. +Some of these securities, such as the inverse floating-rate issues, have rarely been seen since they were issued in a brief period in 1987 when mortgage rates were at a low for the decade. +In Japan Friday, yields on 10-year government issues rose sharply to 6.08% from 5.86% the previous day. +With 8,000 employees and an annual payroll of $220 million, Morton Thiokol Inc. is Utah's largest private employer. +Based on Greenspan's repeated acknowledgment of that fear, and his actions in allowing interest rates to rise substantially since becoming Federal Reserve chairman, Greenspan might appear to be at odds with the White House. +The ceiling for a senior physician is $96,400. Bonuses can boost that to a maximum of $99,000, said NIH spokesman Storm Whaley. +Despite intensified competition, Deutsche Telekom succeeded in taking a small share of the growth of the telecommunications market in the first nine months of 1999. +An eight-week trial resulted in the verdict for Sprague in 1983. +Studds suffered bruises and lacerations to the face and body but was not hospitalized. +On top of everything else, Haiti is suffering the lingering effects of a pig crisis. +It is illegal to sell either to anyone under 18, but enforcement is lax. +The still super-secret radar system, the Pentagon has privately acknowledged, offers new possibilities for detecting stealth airplanes, though it is said to be ineffective within 500 miles. +This, then, was the intellectual landscape as Ronald Reagan was inaugurated and proposed the tax cuts that became the heart of Reaganomics. +Mr. Pace points to the recent experience of Dominion Resources Corp.'s Virginia Power unit, which sought bids from independents to supply a total of about 2,000 megawatts of new capacity and got offers for roughly seven times that much. +The electronics maker and retailer said it had July sales of $289.4 million, up from $264.9 million a year ago. +Additional provisions of the agreement make it worth somewhere in the neighborhood of $88 million, the Pentagon's chief spokesman, Dan Howard, has said. +"There is no justifiable reason why it made so much money," she said in a telephone interview. +For instance, shoplifting (politely called shrinkage) is more often carried out by employees rather than by customers, partly because it is easier. +Prices for the newly redesigned Excel subcompact now range from $5,899 for the three-door hatchback equipped with a four-speed manual transmission to $8,979 for the GLS four-door sedan with a new four-speed automatic overdrive transmission. +But both chambers have been trying to complete work on a massive anti-drug bill, which they hope to accomplish by Friday. +Congress is considering whether to appropriate about $400 million over the next six years as the U.S. share of a large increase in the bank's capital. +Edward I. Koch's first mayoral campaign lasted just 45 days, and ended with neither a whimper nor a bang. +"I don't want to get into anything relating to the campaign itself," said Burger, who was appointed chief justice in 1969 by then-President Nixon and retired in 1986 to head the bicentennial commission. +The stake is owned by a group including Rosewood Financial, which is controlled by the Caroline Hunt trust and Mark W. Hobbs, Rosewood Financial's president. +So the measure in its final form is not yet ready for scrutiny. +Pollitt shot Simpson after he arrived with his wife and 8-month-old daughter, according to the prosecution. +She broke her 1987 record by more than 10 minutes after braving temperatures that dropped to 40 below zero and 100 mph winds that ripped across the Bering Sea. +The court said that the patent was not for Mr. Moore's cells but for a product of human invention. +The first week will be devoted to performances of George Balanchine's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and the second week to three mixed repertory programs. +The IMF, too, is debating its future, if rather more circumspectly. +In a nearby village, three Sikhs, including two women, were killed. +In 1988, the notion that insurance firms should be financial services supermarkets has gone out of style. +After the boatlifts ferried Cubans to Key West, he disappeared from the headlines and from Miami. +R&M's offer is conditional upon 66.8% of Vulcan's shares being tendered under its offer. +The editor, Henry Dodds, said some of the missiles have a range of 400 miles, or far enough to hit U.S. troops and major Saudi cities. +Its principal recommendation is: Decide the figures you want and aim for them. +It was not immediately known if the leak had been stopped by morning. +A developer may sell a new shopping center, for example, to a partnership with the promise to provide a certain level of rental income for a few years. +The settlement of the U.S. claims must now be approved by the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal, established in the Dutch city of The Hague under the 1981 Algiers Accords. +Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak proposed last month that two Palestinians deported by Israel during disorders on the West Bank and in Gaza should be included. +"The deal is getting stronger," said the spokesman, who declined to elaborate. +One concern is that the bill would permit "common-situs picketing." +Visit seven "is paid to the employees who are on home leave for family reunion, and they are reminded of contraception." +The United Nations had hoped to stockpile 100,000 tons of food in southern Sudan before the end of May, but only has delivered about half that amount. +American Brands Inc. reported a 15% rise in first-quarter net income and found a Japanese buyer for Andrew Jergens Co., the toiletries maker. +The divisive effects of mergers have plagued other big U.S. accounting firms. +Americans companies are skittish about that idea because it involves high economic risk, said Melnykovich. +Mainland investments in the hundreds of millions of dollars by the Taiwanese don't use up much of that huge chunk but the amount is large by mainland standards and growing rapidly. +There wasn't much spontaneity, and when there was, he overdid it. It sounded more like a fireside chat than a rousing oration. +Cometh the fly, cometh the man, catcheth the trout, I thought as I tied on the first of an ample stock. The sequel is painful to dwell on. +Bruce Bolling discussed his support of Jackson but then praised Dukakis' record as a legislator and governor on issues of concern to minorities and for his plans to attend the march. +The announcement came as Mandela, the country's best-known black leader, met with other ANC officials to discuss the police crackdown on black factional fighting in townships around Johannesburg. +As savers, they have begun to bring back capital: they accounted for much of the estimated Dollars 5bn that flowed into Argentina in 1991. +Ochirbat issued a regulation this month requiring advance permission for all demonstrations. +Occasionally the results were excessive, but never boring. +There also has been a massive investment in roads, power plants and telecommunications during Ozal's leadership. +The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 15.82 to 2,010.85 after surging 37.34 points Wednesday. +Mr. Bush did not and we're all now going to have to pay the price for that." Republicans, mindful that they will have to answer to voters in November, staged a quick revolt against Bush's tax conversion. +"Our approach is humorous. +Should shareholders approve the merger, Hartnett said he wouldn't allow the agreement to go through until he makes a decision on a so-called "crown jewel lockup" provision worked into the merger. +I want to see that done on time. +Don Pedro, who had inherited a share of one of Cuba's largest family-owned sugar mills, lived next door and also built houses on the block for his other two sons. +"It's more of a treat for people to come here. +U.S. Civil Rights Commission Chairman William Barclay Allen said today he has no plans to resign, despite talk that President Bush wants to replace him with one of his political supporters. +The florist posted his clean bill of health on the shop window. +The Council of Institutional Investors already has 55 members, mainly public funds, with assets of more than $250 billion. +In an interview in today's New York Times, the 82-year-old veteran negotiator says talks on cutting back on missiles with a range of less than 300 miles would actually be in the interest of the West. +Both Wilson and Benner say women make better students than men. So does longtime gun advocate and shooter Linda Farmer. +The cartel letter also demanded the government protect surrendering traffickers from Colombian assassins, and the government should not make the traffickers confess. +Yes? Q: Mr. President, over the past several months, you've had exchanges of letters with Mr. Gorbachev. +Shortly before the referendum, the party laid out a series of political changes portrayed as an expansion of "socialist pluralism." +The Jakarta meeting focused on an Australian proposal to have the United Nations run Cambodia until elections, and to deploy an international peacekeeping force to ensure security. +About $2.7 million went to the Red Cross and another $2.7 million went to organizations in Poland. +Police said they shot into the car at least 47 times because they had mistaken the Chrysler New Yorker for another car allegedly carrying drug dealers. +"Midnight Caller" stars Gary Cole ("Fatal Vision") as a mouthy, troubled ex-cop who is persuaded by a radio station owner to take on a late-night radio call-in show and becomes a cult hero. The show is set in San Francisco. +The only thing that can go wrong now is security. Mr Pujol would no doubt be quick to point fingers at Madrid if the Basque separatist movement Eta does anything to upset the Olympics. +The launch of the shuttle and its $550 million Magellan Venus probe was scrubbed on Friday 31 seconds before liftoff because of a power surge on a pump that recirculates liquid hydrogen fuel for one of the shuttle's three main engines. +Quayle and First Lady Barbara Bush campaigned earlier for the Republican candidate and former Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Albert Gore Jr. of Tennessee campaigned for the Democrat. +"What A Shambles; England's Doom Day" headlined the Mirror, my favorite London newspaper. +Greyhound Lines Inc. unveiled a new summer advertising campaign that ignores a strike by its drivers just as the bus company agreed to go back to the bargaining table for the first time in six weeks. +That effectively bans all ordinary East Germans from traveling to Czechoslovakia. +At 31 he balanced the play's issues deftly: love, adolescence, parents, suicide, the claims of faction and the desires of heart. +The Justice Department has issued an opinion that if the bill doesn't clearly give the president such authority, it could be thrown out by the courts. +Large-scale dollar purchases by major central banks at the start of 1988 propelled the dollar sharply higher into its current trading range. +For President Francois Mitterrand, the bicentennial is the best of times and the worst of times. +Meanwhile, an OECD official says, "Farmers are producing food no one wants at prices consumers can't afford." +"There is nothing less to call this but fraud," said Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C. +Keenan ordered her to return to court Thursday with her attorneys if the lawyers have not worked out a bail agreement with prosecutors by then. +Commissioners said they would call for federal land managers to put a higher priority on recreational uses without impairing more traditional timber and mineral development and grazing interests. +But after two to three years we have already recovered that,' he says. Few householders are as enlightened as Mr Patterson, an energy specialist who was one of the first to preach the environmental gospel. +Officials familiar with the negotiations said the Bass Group's bid sought less FSLIC assistance than Ford's, but is structured differently and involves a somewhat smaller infusion of cash. +But Billings didn't preside over the opening of the line from the Great Lakes to the West Coast, finished in 1883. +UBS quoted the bonds at a yield spread of 34 basis points by the close. Another debutante was KFW, the top-rated German government-backed financing agency, which launched its first French franc issue. +The net loss includes a loss from discontinued operations of about $2.4 million related to its South Burlington, Vt., custom assembly business. +Instinet is a global electronic trading network where traders anonymously enter buy and sell orders in an electronic book that trades 14 hours a day. +Seek guidance and where appropriate confirmation from a higher authority before acting. Honesty: This goes beyond simply telling the truth to ensuring that any misrepresentation is quickly corrected. +From Kaltag, the mushers race toward the coastal village of Unalakleet, 93 miles away and the longest stretch between checkpoints in the race. +The trail begins at Waterton Canyon southwest of Denver, and climbs gradually over Kenosha Pass to Breckenridge. +Lanier, who denies any wrongdoing, took Verinder home. +The company said 279,821 cars are affected, including all of the 1984- and 1985-model Civics sold in the U.S. except the Civic CRX SI, which has a different kind of fuel system, a Honda spokesman said. +Caterpillar, a maker of heavy machinery, gained 1 3/8 to 43 3/8. +The two sides remain far apart on such issues as democratic reforms and what role Contra leaders will play in Nicaragua's political future. +"It won't go down, and I don't expect it to go up," he says of the stake. +Sgt. Bob Burns said a witness got the license number of the car used. +Students from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan participated in the Cedar Point amusement park's fourth annual Physics Day. +After that match, coach Pierre Berbizier commented: 'I preferred today's defeat to the victory of two years ago. +In North America Graphisoft enjoys a continuing sales momentum, represented by 30.5% increase on comparative basis. +Her attorney could not be reached for comment. +Love, 72, and his wife will be the 11th recipients of the award. +Two others were convicted of killing Ponto and handed lifelong prison terms. +Gov. Leo McCarthy faces two political unknowns. +The governor's eyebrows may be backed with statutory powers rather than a dominant position in the markets these days. +On the positive side, the U.S. has a healthy economy and a stable Social Security system that provides a window of opportunity to prepare for tomorrow's challenges. +"I think I've learned in the last six years there are three great evils in this world: communism, fascism and indifference," he says. +While Interfax news agency said he would remain in the government, the minister still appeared to be standing by pre-conditions for staying on. He told the independent radio station Ekho Moskvy last night: 'I am not withdrawing my demands. +The wooden barge sank once before. +He is the star of a band of fortunate soldiers (the rest of them draftees) whose job it is not to fight the guerrilla war against the Malayan People's Anti-British Army but to entertain the men who are doing the fighting. +Oe is best known for his 1967 novel, The Silent Cry, and for the 1964 work A Personal Matter, which drew on his own pain as a parent of a brain damaged son. +Adoption agency officials say Blanca and Pedro may have been among many adoptive children aboard the plane. +Hearst plans to put about a half-million copies of the magazine on newsstands. +The magazine also reports on headstone thefts and grave desecrations. +It also cited the airline for two alleged "serious violations," carrying fines of $900 and $720, for lesser infractions. +Touche Ross had been brought in as a monitor for the project at the outset and helped to produce the cost estimates used to justify the project. +But suddenly in the middle of last year's third quarter, "the producers had to start saying, 'Sorry, but we don't have any copper to send you,'" Mr. Strauss relates. +But I think it's sometimes safer not to give the individual something they could strangle themselves with." A different picture was described by a doctor who worked in the jail from April 1987 to August 1988. +Women with stalls nearby blamed "thugs and hooligans." Youths from high schools, wearing distinctive khaki pants and navy skirts, stoned cars on a highway into the city after they fled tear-gas grenades. +Burford, which announced a 98.7 per cent take-up of its rights offer, went up 2 to 69p. Peel Holdings, which plans to buy a minority stake in Manchester Ship Canal, climbed 11 to 244p. +The most recent was in 1983, when a Soviet Embassy member was expelled for acquiring high-level technological information from a computer-related company. +The festival on Sunday was interrupted by an announcement of his death. +The hearing marked the first in a series of sessions the committee has scheduled to assess the Soviet threat and use the information as a basis for crafting a defense budget for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1. +Considering we were once supreme in Europe, it has come to a sorry state.' Mr Bill Jordan, president of the AEEU 'Anybody with red, white and blue in his heart will feel it's a pity. +The port has not sufficiently improved its efficiency, facilities and services.' However, the main problem lies not in the port itself but in government policy. +In the 1970s, Americans began moving to the Sunbelt." +First-quarter sales of imported light trucks slid to 168,908 from 204,424 in the 1987 first quarter. +SIX INDUSTRIAL projects in Wales, involving more than Pounds 12m of investment and expected to create 240 jobs, were announced yesterday. +"We've been swamped with requests since we won" the Air Force contract, a spokesman says. +"A lot of people have asked where is our home field. +Other states may disagree. +Spending on corrections facilities to house drug offenders would total $722.3 million. +Soldiers also freed 129 civilians from rebel captivity, the report said. +Ford Motor Co. spokesman Ray Windecker and Chrysler Corp. spokesman Tom Houston each said their companies' fleet sales are arranged through dealers. +"The fishing is pretty darn good near these drilling rigs," Bush said in a relaxed interview with a group of outdoors writers. +First Texas has sued to recover the money from the home. +Only David Margulies as the epicene Foppy manages to be outrageous and affecting at the same time. +"The result will be slightly below that, although not far off," he said. +"We began to think, `Something is going on here,' but none of us had enough guts to go bet even at 9-1," said Sevareid. +Last year, sales from the Sears Merchandise Group, comprising Sears's retail and catalogue operations, totaled $31.9 billion, or 57% of the Chicago company's total. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Advanced Micro shares closed at $9.875, down 62.5 cents. +It is using what it calls an 'umbrella' 24-hour banking service to support a slimmed-down branch network. +Because it is one of five permanent Security Council members, the Soviet Union could have vetoed the measure. +In the middle of 1986, the government imposed a state of emergency, rounded up its black opponents and slapped restrictions on the media. +Such incentives will be necessary "to ensure the enormous efforts required to make the recapitalization a complete success," Kraft said. +However, seven senators on Friday sent a letter to members of the Senate Appropriations Committee requesting an additional $120 million for 4,000 more employees. +The legislation is pending. +For Stephen A. Wynn, CEO, Golden Nugget, who says Michael doesn't belong in prison: You roll the dice and take your chances. +Forstmann Little's withdrawal came three weeks after it held talks with the RJR Nabisco management group and considered joining their bid for the company. +This case presents the question whether his conviction is consistent with the First Amendment. +In Nicaragua, priests are part and parcel of an anti-democratic ruling junta. +A geologist's chance discovery of the Earth's oldest known rocks will help researchers open a window on the solar system in its infancy, scientists say. +It examines the patterns of spending of nearly 7,000 households. The survey finds that average weekly spending per household rose 1.8 per cent to Pounds 277 in 1993 from Pounds 272 in 1992. +The allegations prompted a criminal investigation, which included a 48-hour search at the plant two weeks ago by federal authorities, both newspapers reported. +The average yield Wednesday was 8.73 percent, down from 8.91 percent at the last auction on July 12. +Tritium is a form of hydrogen that is created during certain nuclear reactions. +He added that there was 'no consensus on any specific plan' among the Arkansas governor's advisers. +Nonperforming assets slipped to $3.08 billion from $3.1 billion the previous quarter, reflecting some reduction in problem loans to developing nations. +However, the nine bands in the parade marched only one block of the 10-block route, just enough for the TV cameras, and instrument mouthpieces were taped so they wouldn't freeze to players' lips. +The thrift does not meet federal requirements for capital _ its cushion against losses _ and it has been insolvent since Feb. 28, with liabilities exceeding assets by $215.6 million as of March 31. +Iran has arrested a German man for having illegal Iranian army contacts, helping disclose military information and bribery. +"Squibb is aware that the SEC is asking questions that are routine in nature for any large merger, and that to our knowledge neither Squibb nor Bristol is the target of any investigation," the spokeswoman said. +It installed steel plates to protect the plant's electrical equipment from bullets and hauled in truckloads of food and supplies so managers could reside inside the plant. +They were ethnic Germans whose families had lived in Romania for centuries. I ate in a place they recommended, offered with a lugubrious chuckle - the Vlad Dracul. +Of the 3,718 products entered, 1,006 were chosen by the ministry for recognition. +WHTZ-FM in New York came out with its own version of the song "Delta Dawn." +Before Friday's market plunge, Darman and others in the administration had been pressuring the Fed to lower interest rates in order to spur economic growth and also to drive the dollar lower as a way of supporting U.S. export sales. +If confidence returns, everything else will come right. If, as some fear, the world is really on the edge of a 1930s style slump, all governments must stand ready to borrow to sustain economic activity. +They reason that when more people understand the importance of the rule of law, they will pay more respect to lawyers. +On newspapers, they had pieces of meat, cabbage and fish three to four inches long. That's their grocery store. +The informant said he told Steiro that he would not do it himself but would introduce her to someone who would, and he arranged a meeting with Dunaski. +Senate candidate Herbert Kohl, criticized by rival Anthony Earl for his political contributions, released a list Wednesday showing that the person to benefit most from his donations has been Earl himself. +An agreement with Babcock & Wilcox, by expanding Framatome's geographic base, would fit into the first part of its strategy. +Kahane's supporters began citizen convoys in March 1987 _ generally in the occupied West Bank, where most of them live as settlers _ and began patrolling Jerusalem last week. +Several federal judges are meeting today in Washington to discuss a possible asbestos personal-injury class action and other nationwide approaches to resolving the cases. +In Belgium, PRB last year registered a loss on continuing operations of about three billion Belgian francs ($79.7 million). +James Wooden of Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. said: "I'm not surprised, and I am pleased to see it. +"These clinics have long been used as a cover and funnel of money for the abortion industry," said Brian Johnston, western director of the National Right to Life Committee. +But perhaps more important has been the revival in the traditional heart of Barings, its corporate finance department which provides advice to UK and international companies. +UNION INROADS have been greater at big companies than at smaller ones, but many small companies are sitting targets. +BOTH THE US and Britain, according to conventional economic wisdom, have savings problems. +The threat of a strike could strain liquidity further, the filing said. +Unit by unit, soldiers' spouses set up "phone trees," and she volunteered her name and number. +"Looking back on last year, in pre-auction periods the dollar was firm but it weakened afterward. +Mr. Maxwell has said he wants to cut labor costs by about $80 million a year before he would take over operation of the 71-year-old paper. +Finding those remnants isn't easy. +The two plants are valued at Pounds 31m. The real horror story, however, was last year's performance from the construction division, which has prompted two of the three profits warnings in the last three years. +"It appears that Monieson's misplaced allegiance to Furlett and Greenspon overshadowed his greater duty to the customers they were defrauding," the judge said. +For the year, Monsanto earned $433 million, or $5.55 a share, compared with a loss of $98 million in 1985. +'It shows it is possible to admit you've got something wrong and get out with credit,' according to Mr Robert Miller-Bakewell, analyst at County NatWest. The sale clears the way for Welsh to change direction on its unregulated business. +Africanized bees are hybrid descendants of bees that escaped a breeding experiment in Brazil in 1957. +From there, they supplied the US West Coast market. +That's why we are taking along the press, as protection." A carload of journalists from the Communist-run Berliner Zeitung followed behind the speeding graftbusters. +"What I would like is for Santa to write my girls and explain why Christmas is not just a time for presents but also a time for sharing and being with your family. +President F. W. de Klerk suspended hangings in February, but courts may still impose the death sentence in murder cases when the judge finds no mitigating factors. +People familiar with the investigation identified the broker as Thomas Griffin. +The result was a modest stock market rally and apparent stability in the bond market. +Acevedo said Jan. 29-30 or Feb. 20 were being considered as alternate dates. +Krenz immediately appealed his expulsion, becoming the first former top leader to fight back publicly. +A Wisconsin legislator proud of the state's dairy heritage is urging a national fast-food chain to promote specials on cheeseburgers as well as hamburgers. +The justices, without comment, let stand Nathaniel Johnson Jr.'s conviction, dishonorable military discharge and six-year prison sentence. +Such a rise in production, and the accompanying growth in retail and tax revenues, would enable authorities to cut the budget deficit from a forecasted 110 billion rubles in 1991 to 36.4 billion rubles in 1995, the report said. +None did, for 16 years. +The Campeau offer, which has a blended value of $68 per share, totals $6.18 billion. +"If the lawyers won't do it, who will?" he said. +Egypt is the best off among the 36 countries listed, with only 4 percent of its population, about 1.7 million, in the category. +He said that both the reduction in taxation - a consequence of a big reform of the tax system which will take effect in 1994 - and expenditure increases are temporary. 'There will be no further easing of fiscal policy after 1994,' he said. +Former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop has been telling people that a popular powder helped him shed weight, in turn sparing him from leg surgery. +Wall Street lays much of the blame at the feet of Mr. Abboud, a combative 61-year-old, who was fired twice during the 1980s, as chairman of First Chicago Corp. and as president of Occidental Petroleum Corp. +According to the agreement, all of the estimated 115,000 Soviet soldiers must be withdrawn within nine months. +'In effect, politicans will go on receiving money, but in the name of their loacal party,' says Mr Shiratori. This may be too cynical a view. +The central Oregon ranch is for sale for $28 million. +At least part of that move was because of jitters over the impact of a patent granted to a California-based inventor that could cover many of the chips made by the semiconductor industry. +But Sen. Dan Quayle (R., Ind.), a member of the labor panel, criticized the provision as an unwarranted gift to employees. +Charles Dow used a crude average of stock prices because it was easy to calculate, but this was a bit like averaging apples and oranges. +Nonperforming assets will be in the range of $40 million, compared with $43 million as of March 31, it said. +East Germans rushed to their banks to withdraw their savings, hoping to get the best possible exchange rate with the mighty West German mark. +Market participants said buying gained momentum once crude advanced beyond $20.30 a barrel, considered an important level by technically oriented traders. +He unsuccessfully tried to take Young private in a leveraged buy-out. +The insider-trading proposal is one of several initiatives the commission is undertaking as part of a broader effort to create uniform rules for the European financial-services industry. +The boy's father, Calvin, 23, has been charged with beating him earlier that day. +Marriott said the Stuart Anderson restaurants are in Detroit; Chicago; St. Louis; Columbus, Ohio; and Omaha, Neb. +Barriers to trade have been progressively lowered and current EU negotiations have as their eventual target the conclusion of a free trade agreement. +"The beauty of the Chukchi Sea is that we have a diversity of structures," said Mr. Cazalot of Texaco. +"We are now in the midst of the most rapid transformation of the city in its history," says Georgia State University geographer Truman Hartshorn. "For the past 2,000 years the city had just one center. +"Monday Night Football" games are the latest major sports events commanding eye-popping price increases from the broadcast and cable networks battling for the rights to televise them. +Centerior had 1986 net income of $391.9 million, or $3.04 a share, on revenue of $1.92 billion. +The agency investigated the complaints but no violations were cited. +The governor had requested a 10.9% rise. +Many of the terms aren't included in conventional dictionaries and had to be found in encyclopedias, catalogs and even advertisements. +Under the proposed agreement, Groupe L'Expansion has bought a 30% interest in Estructura S.A. of Madrid, the Spanish newspaper's owner. +A single pellet of buckshot had struck the 26-year-old in the neck and penetrated the lower part of his brain, an autopsy showed. +In Boston, she founded Drop-A-Dime, a hot line that acts as a conduit for tips on drug pushers. +"If war breaks out this week they will not go home," says Bernard Picchi, who follows the oil industry for the securities firm. +The colorful mastermind of a North Dakota seed-potato sale to Honduras that went sour and rocked state politics pleaded guilty Friday to bribing a former key official in the state Agriculture Department. +Mr. Bork's 101-page brief gives federal appeals judges plenty of reasons to pluck the Wallach feather off the cap of former prosecutor Rudolph Giuliani when they hear the case, probably in the fall. +TOSHIBA CORP. and HITACHI LTD., two big Japanese makers of electrical and electronic products, reported sharp profit growth for the year ended March 31. +As played by a fascinating and forceful actor named Peter Stormare, this Hamlet arrives with a Marlon Brando swagger and a Norman Bates psychosis. +Asked if the shipments of food would be interdicted as well, Bush said: "Just watch. Everything." +So far, Airbus has received commitments for more than 100 of the A-340 and A-330 models from carriers. +Meanwhile, a top official for the state's court system says race was not a factor in choosing a 70-year-old black judge to hear the Bensonhurst racial murder case. +With their federal reimbursements reduced, doctors and hospitals could be forced to pass their costs onto patients - all patients. The government limits the ability of health-care providers to boost costs for Medicare recipients. +The students had their football season opener Friday night, and gave Quayle the most enthusiastic crowd reception to date since he became the Republican vice presidential nominee. +And the reluctance or inability of the federal government to cope with social problems has contributed to an era of state government activism. +He was a long-time leader of the center-right Popular Christian Party, part of the coalition that backed the 1990 presidential bid of Mario Vargas Llosa. +"I'm certainly concerned," said plant manager Ron Bearer. "This is a serious incident when we have to recommend to emergency services" that people stay inside buildings. +Electronic transfers help states manage cash flow and raise interest-earning bank balances. +Tonka Corp. said its directors adopted an anti-takeover plan that permits Tonka shareholders, in the event of a hostile takeover, to buy the stock of the surviving company at half-price, among other things. +She was the last witness to an army massacre of 29 peasants at Cayara village in May 1988. +On Aug. 3, Avon's board rejected Jacobs' proposed $41-a-share, or $2.85 billion, bid. +He was charged in connection with the spreading of news about the purported death of a mathematics student at police hands Friday. +The court's decision, however, said, "Warnings on these items would have conceded benefits; the FTC's position is that the perceived negative effects _ derision, etc. _ would either outweigh those benefits or render them minimal. +This often happens as fund managers, looking to reduce their exposure to equities and raise cash, pick the most tradeable stocks where they can deal more easily. +A non-Communist has never before held the post of president in East Germany. +In New York, Michael Stone, a spokesman for Dean Witter, said the problems arose because "operational employees failed to file the correct forms with the Treasury." +North told that hearing that he informed Poindexter what he had told the congressmen, and that in response his boss said, "Well done." "Do you recall that?" +"I only wish this could be coupled with some concern for my missing daughter. +The United News of India quoted residents of the area as saying they heard the sounds of motor boats and gun shots off the coast Friday night. +The CBOT, backed by the CFTC, felt these actions had endangered its ability to fulfill its legal mandate to conduct an orderly market as the July contract neared expiration. +The newer product is a germicide-treated, odor-controlled version of the original. +Well, Mr Bob Hawke, the recently ousted prime minister of Australia, said the British Labour party had changed, an impression confirmed during a couple of meetings with Mr Kinnock and other Labour leaders. +Some Democrats are uneasy about the possibility that Mr. Bush will criticize them in his televised address to Congress on the Middle East crisis scheduled for 9 p.m. today. +But here we are, for the fifth time Mr. Gorbachev and I together in the hope of further peace. +Under martial law, the city government banned marches, strikes, class boycotts, the spreading of rumors and any criticism of leaders. +"There was a whole 'save the pigs' feeling," says Mary Lynn Ricks, spokeswoman for the Greater Cincinnati Bicentennial Commission, who maintains residents didn't understand that the pigs are only a small part of the sculpture. +Granite Construction, a road-building company, got a warm reception from Wall Street. +It already licenses a related antibacterial, enoxacin, sold under the name Comprecin, from Dainippon; that drug is marketed in 10 countries and is expected to be approved for U.S. marketing later this year. +Sudden snags in talks to cut long-range nuclear weapons won't affect plans for next month's superpower summit between President Bush and Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the White House said Monday. +Joanna's sister, Mary Cecilia Noda, 7, said she could not understand the death. +"Kadar and Gomulka would have had to do their utmost because they alone would have been able to prevent the intervention." Romania was the only Warsaw Pact country that refused to take part in the invasion. +Here are the words Mrs. Reagan sang: "Thanks for the memory, of all the times we had, the happy and the sad. +San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros toured tornado-ravaged areas Sunday, and said he wanted to extend his state of emergency declaration through Friday. +Proceeds will be used to reduce debt, the unit said. +Internal "controls in the company were inadequate," in allowing such suspicious payments to go undetected for months, Sir Norman conceded in response to another shareholder question. +In 1979, during a pilgrimage in Turkey, Pope John Paul II participated in an Orthodox Mass honoring the feast day of Saint Andrew, becoming the first pontiff in several centuries to attend. +The company cited the recent stock market crash as a major setback to the plan. +He said the company wouldn't elaborate on NASA's statement. +The cars go on sale Nov. 8. +Analysts have blamed the profit drop on an industry slowdown, and project the company will see current-year earnings rebound to $10 million to $12 million. +The nation is about 12% black; African-Americans constitute about half of one percent of New Hampshire's population. +Young people, usually between 13 and 15, and the mentally retarded were less likely to refuse to participate, he said. +Both trading volume and open interest are sharply higher. +During the primary campaign, Gore had compared Dukakis to the Democratic presidential candidates who had lost four of the past five national elections. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Orion closed at $10.375, unchanged. +Arabs have slain 97 Palestinians accused as collaborators during the 20 months of the uprising against Israeli occupation. +"You have a number of credits that are trading too low. +Hog prices averaged $51 a hundredweight, up $1 from January, with barrows and gilts averaging $51.70 and sows $42.70, the department said. +They are exacting a growing cost as Alaska's population ages. And a severe drop in oil revenues expected this decade already has led to changes in the most expensive programs. +I start to feel comfortable with that distinction. +Two of the three major networks, ABC and CBS, face severe earnings difficulty this year. +Proler International Inc. anticipates some workers will break away early July 3. But it hopes they'll return July 5 rejuvenated from the mid-week break. +"I don't want to be associated with him and I oppose his work," said Miss Dunn, who has been on the NBC comedy show since the 1985-86 season. +When the Bank Board obtains tax benefits, it uses them to offset its assistance outlays. +Similarly, it's unclear what benefits Midi sees in a minority holding in Generale de Belgique. +The dollar closed at 126.87 yen, 0.27 yen higher than Monday's close of 126.60 yen. +The soldiers stood facing a single red banner while a band played the national anthem. +Aboard were about 100 French citizens and a large contingent of Germans, as well as other nationalities. +The proposed rules also would be tougher on the insiders still required to file reports, he said. +The decrees are expected to allow the government to bypass the lower house of parliament, which is faced with an overwhelming backlog of vital economic legislation. +Aerosol pentamidine has been widely available for several months to people infected with the human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, under a special FDA pre-approval distribution program. +The FMLN said its six-week offensive caused 1,190 army deaths and injuries. +"We looked at many different facets, and broke the subjects into many different groups to isolate other factors," said Stadel. +The infant was released into the custody of his grandmother. +Martin McGuinness, vice-president of the outlawed IRA's legal political wing, Sinn Fein, told a rally in Belfast: "It shows the ability of the IRA to bring about a final victory in Ireland. +If science and valid data triumph over political expediency, the commission will move us forward on this issue. +"It's a miracle no one was killed or injured," said Ed Schild, undersheriff for Lewis and Clark County. +"There was an awful lot that was good about Texas and about the thrift business but both had their problems. +Fears of inflation have been supporting precious metals futures prices since the October stock market crash. +It was reported yesterday that Soviet world debt was up to $81 billion, rather than the $65 billion that many analysts had estimated, which might make it difficult for the Soviet Union to borrow money to buy grain. +A letter circulated by Rep. Ronald Dellums, D-Calif., urged Mobutu to rescind his banishment of Tshisekedi wa Mulumba, who was sent last month to a remote town in northeastern Zaire. +Remember though, that some guy is making millions of dollars this year selling cardboard sun visors for cars, so your basic business concept is probably sound enough. +Investors also were nervous about recent fluctuations in foreign exchange dealings, he added. +Yet rivals Amdahl and National Semiconductor are expected to boost shipments of IBM-compatible mainframes to a combined 500 machines from only 100 last year, cutting into IBM's sales of the multimillion-dollar systems. +For example, a taxpayer borrows $1,000 with a stock investment in mind and puts the money into an account with $1,000 of unborrowed money on May 1. +Other times, they try to be the first to spot a major trend in consumer habits, such as greater use of personal computers. +'I have a very strong feeling that we need to give back to society some of the things we've got from it. +Tultex Corp. dropped 1 to 7 3/4 after the sportswear manufacturer reported third-quarter profit of 26 cents a share, down from 42 cents a year ago. +Despite her ailment, Ogechi has developed normally, doctors said. She weighs a robust 35 pounds, walks and rides a tricycle for exercise and has a relatively advanced vocabulary. +The single tranche of bonds is priced at 96.50 to yield 6.77%. +He added, "I urge you not to rule out anything." "This is an issue that really will depend on Gorbachev and Bush," he said. +Parkview's attorney, Jay Segal, said Wednesday the firm would not decide for at least a week whether to appeal Tuesday's decision in the state Supreme Court. The firm has 30 days in which to appeal. +Nordstrom Inc., which operates nearly two dozen upscale department stores throughout California, has agreed to pay a $200,000 fine and penalties to settle a false advertising lawsuit. +Seven percent cited other economic matters, 5 percent said poverty or homelessness, 5 percent said defense and the rest were other issues. +But the coal in Kentucky and West Virginia generally is more efficient than that in Wyoming, Randolph said. +A young man called July (that's when he was born), who works at the railroad station just up the street from the Orange Workers office, points at the whitewalled building and says matter-of-factly, "We're not allowed in there, that's all I know." +Lee Shevel, a vice president of defense systems, which includes the shipboard and ground systems group, was named acting president of the group. +Most who paid the Pounds 40 for a visa passed through Saigon. In spite of Hanoi's position as the political capital, Saigon is the undisputed centre of commerce and tourism. +The 70-year-old premier was admitted to General State Hospital on Thursday with pneumonia he contracted eight months after undergoing heart surgery. +Cholesterol tests in adults as young as 20 can be used to predict who is apt to have dangerously high cholesterol later in life, federal researchers said. +"For what?" the old man shoots back. +But there are always some who prefer marching to a different drummer, or at least to another Sousa tune. +Analysts said investors are becoming increasingly convinced that the long-awaited economic rebound will really arrive this time. +Schizoid, in which a person neither wants nor enjoys close relationships, and often appears cold and aloof. +The faster recovery would continue next year, without putting upward pressure on inflation, now just under 3 per cent. +SIP, the telephone company controlled by Stet, has planned $27 billion in investments over the next five years and Italtel is likely to mong Sip's major suppliers for phone gear. +The history and genius of separation of powers are that when one branch goes too far in usurping the powers of another, something must give. +"Our dismay, our regret and our sympathy with the plight of families bereaved by the IRA is genuine," he said. +This analysis can go right down to individual journals and journalists if necessary. Other spreadsheets show the impact of all promotional messages and of individual messages, again across the different media. +However, Cekuolis said it was unclear whether the compromise would have enough support to be passed by the republic's legislature, which will probably consider it Monday. +More than 15,000 of the 42,000 Indian soldiers in Sri Lanka are involved in operations against the Tamil insurgents in Batticaloa district. +Earlier Monday, about 400 Chinese students marched to a foreign student dormitory at Nanking University, shouted to the foreigners to come out, and threw a few stones, an American student said. +Recently, Saudi Arabia, the largest OPEC producer and the world's largest exporter, began exceeding its 4.3 million-barrel quota, reportedly to punish the other quota violators. +A more important sign of weakness came on June 12 when French voters rejected Mr. Mitterrand's calls for a "clear, if not excessive," Socialist legislative majority. +"It is important to note that this high level of organization and discipline is achieved without strong direct exercise of authority by the teacher," adds the report. +"I've been one of the most bullish strategists, but I had to cave in to the fundamentals," he says. +The Soviet officials said Vorontsov said the rebels opposed foreign interference and wanted an Afghan government composed of all groups. +"Martin will never see the light of day again," says Jay J. Armes, a private detective in El Paso who has discussed the case with friends of the Martin family. +Losers outnumbered gainers by about 3 to 1 in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues, with 347 up, 1,079 down and 482 unchanged. +Under computer control, they revolve and broadcast Buddhist hymns. +He also said China might set up special debt-service funds to make sure money is available for repaying debts. +You do not even have to review the statistics to know that this was so last year _ and the year before and before that, too. +The chemist's analysis, if correct, undermines recent decisions of fast-food chains and others to switch to paper containers from the plastic foam containers. +Standard & Poor's Corp. said it affirmed Boeing's debt ratings on $250 million of senior notes outstanding and $250 million of debt securities and commercial paper. +"I hooked a big one and it got away. +"There's a theoretic possibility that falls between no reported cases and the hypothetical risk of blood being exchanged through a deep bite," she said. +She's in trouble over tax increases and her belated admission that taxes had indeed been raised. +United Medicorp designed a computer system to find errors in a standard insurance form used by private insurance carriers, and to file the claims electronically. +"She has the ability to walk into a room of southern white male politicians and get results," says Mark Johnson, spokesman for the Gephardt campaign. +Colin Powell with open arms. +The Houston-based company once commanded 20 percent of the domestic airline market through its ownership of Continental and its sister carrier, Miami-based Eastern. +That would be the first time Syrian troops actually have entered the suburbs, where Hezbollah has been holding 22 foreign hostages. +At the time of her death, Mrs. Garfinkle was bedridden, deaf, and blind in one eye. +International mail is forever delayed, and opened, at the post office. +The 41-year-old heir to the British throne said greater initiatives were needed to tap the skills, experience, enthusiasm and time of retired people. +I'm going to vote for the man for telling the truth of how he believes. +"Concern" was also expressed, but less often, about policies of West Germany, Britain and Italy. +He said the decline reflected year-long softness in financial advertising linage and revenue at its business publications in the wake of the October 1987 stock market crash. +Last month, Ford was predicting sales of 15.3 million vehicles this year, an increase from its earlier estimate of 15.0 million. +He predicted Canada "will get its loans back and more besides." Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells said that in addition to Hibernia, there is a "significant level of excitement" about Terra Nova's prospects. +The committees also want the matter investigated by the independent counsel to be appointed shortly to inquire into the funds diversion. +A senior Communist Party official said 590 conscientious objectors have refused to do compulsory 18-month military service in Hungary since 1977, a newspaper said today. +"As it (the plane) dropped, anyone not fastened in went up and a lot of people were flying through the air," she said. +Fifteen percent of the respondents said deliveries were slower, while 79 percent said they were the same and 6 percent said they were faster. +Neither the firm nor Mr. Stern could be reached for comment. +They also clapped derisively when the presiding judge, Chung Sang-hak, announced the sentence. +Nevertheless, the relative inaction of the Zell/Chilmark fund contrasts sharply with the activities of another large vulture fund, the $783 million Water Street Corporate Recovery Fund, organized by Goldman Sachs & Co. around the same time. +Mr. Boesky was close to Guinness, which last year invested $100 million in an investment fund controlled by him. +He fell in love with a book on the asbestos industry and cancer called "Outrageous Misconduct," by Paul Brodeur, and has underlined sentence after sentence and dogeared page after page. +Macchio's career began in movies, in "Up the Academy" in 1980. "I've never done stand-up comedy, not outside of my own house. +Mr. Koldyke's eyes fill with tears. +Stocks receiving favorable mention in the magazine column would be purchased by Rasinski's broker one day before the magazine was made public, the SEC said. +The company made the offer Thursday in U.S. District Court in Cincinnati where the lawsuit against Chubb is filed. +Sales slipped less than 1% to $221 million from $222 million. +"It's a demonstration of Paris supremacy in fashion that they all want to come. +As a result, Pfizer's fourth-period profit plunged. +Yields are expected to average 39.9 bushels an acre this year, compared with 35.2 bushels in 1986. +"I'm proud to be a part of it because we are making history in showing that our school wants to be drug-free," said Sherman, who was to be tested Thursday. +Take Denmark, for example. +"I was seeing a lot more Kodak this year than I ever noticed before," he says. +Analysts said they thought Mr. O'Neill took the Alcoa post because he didn't see any immediate opportunity to assume the top jobs at International Paper. +Rolf Henrich of the illegal opposition group New Forum said he hoped Gorbachev would put pressure on East German leader Erich Honecker to implement reforms. +Inflation declined and people were allowed to get their money back. +Changes could show up as early as 1987's fourth quarter results. +Mr. Nadler pleaded guilty to conspiracy and securities-law violations. +The miners see Solidarity as the only means by which they can present grievances in negotiations with management. +Bush's order invoked for the first time a provision of a 1988 trade law that gives the president power to restrict foreign investment in the United States if the nation's security may be harmed. +Larry Welch, Air Force chief of staff, saying the problems with the earlier B-1, budget constraints and concerns about "not flying before we buy" have contributed to the opposition. +Advancing issues on the Big Board outpaced decliners by more than 21. +He said the order to disband the Intelligence Division of Mexico City Police because of the Buendia case and "other crimes" was effective at once. +In similar polling for town and village councils three weeks ago, more than 100 people were killed in battles between supporters of candidates. +The latest round of talks broke down last Friday night after the two sides failed to break their impasse over trade data indicating Japan has been selling semiconductors below cost on world markets while keeping their own market restricted. +Ahead of the snow, rain and thunderstorms extended from the remainder of Kansas and Oklahoma into eastern Texas, producing marble-size hail in Oklahoma. +Mr. Greenspan will appear at a Senate banking committee confirmation hearing. +Docking stations also have built-in expansion slots and extra ports to give easy access to the company network and to peripherals such as a CD-ROM drive and a printer. +He recalls that the Tories' election manifesto committed the UK to increasing its aid to the equivalent of 0.7 per cent of GNP. +Pounds 19.75 from Bibendum (071-722 5577). Veuve Cliquot - another big wine ideal for food. +In the year-earlier second quarter, United Banks earned $8.6 million, or 55 cents a share. +"I think chocolate in the past, and foods packaged as gift items in general, have proved fairly recession-proof," he said. "Godiva is an affordable luxury. +He added he believes NATO membership for a united Germany "is only thinkable" if a treaty clearly defines the status of Soviet troops now stationed in East Germany. +Dolce told investigators that he had a longtime interest in South Africa, and in 1971 sold his residence in this country and emigrated there, according to Jordan. +Much of this would be attributable to the disposal of non-core properties, commanding significantly lower rentals. Mr Simon Keswick, chairman, said there was little scope for earnings growth in 1992 from the existing Hong Kong portfolio. +His younger brother still attends the high school. +"The fire is now well within the established fire line. +"I think we are some way yet from making a vaccine that will protect against HIV," agreed Dr. Gordon Ada of the World Health Organization. +Since Feb. 22, the May silver contract has risen 65 cents, or 18%. +Seventy-six murders, 16 percent of the total last year, were linked to heavy drinking and 24 out of the 126 people sentenced to death during the year committed their crimes after excessive drinking, the paper said. +Other young lads were also stopped, but Aidan appeared to be getting special treatment," he said. +THE European Commission, which negotiated the Blair House deal, was expecting to receive last night or today the formal French proposals for changes. +The Senate passed a bill blocking the FCC from spending any money on repeal. +Indeed, Systemix wasted no time in serving notice it will prosecute the patent "as aggressively as possible," according to Linda Sonntag, the company's president. +As a result, December gasoline settled at 63.45 cents a gallon yesterday, up 0.83 cent. +"One of the first lessons a new investor learns is that the stock market dislikes rising interest rates," said James Stack, whose InvesTech advisory letter is published in Whitefish, Mont. +Stocks on the recommended lists of 10 large brokerage houses rose an average of 50%, according to a study by this newspaper and Zacks Investment Research Inc. of Chicago. +"It's disastrous for someone who has had a painting hanging on the wall for many years, thinking it is worth a lot of money, then we go in there" and tell them it is worth very little, Sanchesini said. +Standa alone provides more than 40 per cent of Fininvest cash flow, an important consideration for the group's overall finances. +South African President F.W. de Klerk is on a European tour, during which he has been touting progress made in ending apartheid and arguing that it is time to end the diplomatic and economic isolation of South Africa. +It then got more media coverage. +The new "armed response vehicles" will be operated by Scotland Yard's tactical firearms unit. British police on the beat are usually unarmed. +Here, at a glance, are the facts and figures about the 28th space shuttle mission: Spaceship: Discovery, eighth flight. +In 1987, USAir Chairman Edwin Colodny stonewalled when Trans World Airlines Chairman Carl Icahn threatened to take over the carrier. +High debt levels throughout the economy leave companies and consumers reluctant to borrow and banks hesitant to lend. +You can't send away for it in a catalog. +More than one-quarter of the brokers (27 percent) recommended redecorating or wallpapering, followed by 21 percent who said replacing or adding carpeting would help sell the house for the highest possible price. +Buried there are such Soviet leaders as Nikita S. Khrushchev, Nikolai A. Bulganin and Vyacheslav M. Molotov. +Fusion Power Associates was formed in 1979 as a group of private companies and organizations involved in fusion work. +In the year ended June 30, the boards made pretax profit of #424.2 million ($698.2 million), compared with #290.3 million in the previous year. +His father worked in the mines and was a United Mine Workers organizer. +Walker acknowledged the dispute was over power. +Is it likely, without German rectitude, that inflation can be held at bay? +But the Japanese know he is not a con artist or even a clever cabby angling for a bigger tip (the Japanese don't tip taxi drivers). +Ms. Ewing's considerably smaller vocal gifts include neither the range nor the power of, say, Callas. +Besides, you're right about keeping our cars tuned up and about the need for a change in some people's attitudes. +"This action will broaden the public ownership of Kodak shares, in addition to increasing the liquidity of the shares for the benefit of our owners, said Colby H. Chandler, chairman and chief executive officer. +But using that breakdown, about $75 billion of CDs bought since the crash are soon coming due. +Meredith continues to experience rising programming expenses while advertising revenue remains soft in the seven markets where it owns television stations. +But some currency specialists say Canada's rates might lose some of their appeal if the nation's political scene gets any stormier. +The yarn is made on some of the same machines that spun thread for Cheshire Mills fabrics. +Three Sikhs, including two women, were gunned down in the nearby village of Shero Padha. +State antitrust laws that allow consumers and other indirect purchasers to file suit against manufacturers will be reviewed by the Supreme Court. +Middle-income people, therefore, are effectively denied access to justice, however good their claim. Even those claimants who do qualify for legal aid frequently receive no compensation, because of the low success rate in court. +Two other sanctions, apart from a halt to weapons deliveries, have been reversed or watered down since June. +The Soviets also are exonerating Communists who were branded traitors under Stalin and killed, imprisoned or exiled. +A U.S. Labor Department study estimates that the ruling will save public and private employers nationwide from $817 million to $1.26 billion a year well into the next century. +The problem of disposing of the dead, even those who are cremated, has become so severe that one central Chinese city, the scenic lake city of Hangzhou, has urged its residents to scatter the ashes of the dead in a local river. +She's good enough for me anytime." It took five years for Boyd's mother to get her children back. Boyd, accompanied by his mother, testified before a congressional committee investigating foster care. +Fourteen months ago, Richard R. Green strode through the auditorium of Erasmus Hall High School in Brooklyn. +The appeal of stardom faded for Drew during the 1940s, and he quit acting to enter the garment industry as a representative and maker, said his son, Damon Drew. +In over-the-counter trading Thursday, MMI shares were quoted at $5.75, bid. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Santa Fe closed at $57.75, down 25 cents. +Alden Whitman, the former chief obituary writer for The New York Times who interviewed some of the world's major political and cultural figures in the 1960s and '70s, died Sept. 4 of a stroke. +The yield fell to 7.58% from 7.60% Tuesday. +And while few resort executives will acknowledge its importance, a recent reduction in liability suits also is having an effect. +"The question I have then, is how that would change things in the Texstyrene case," one of the three Drexel-managed issues the subcommittee has focused on. +Who knows if the story is true. +Jordan has been under increasing pressure from its Arab and Western allies, especially the United States, to abide by international sanctions imposed against Iraq to force it to relinquish Kuwait. +At Newark International Airport, construction has already begun on a monorail that will whisk passengers from long-term parking lots to the most distant passenger terminal in seven minutes. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, USX closed at $30.50 a share, unchanged. +Analyst Mel Phelps with Hambrecht & Quist in San Francisco said Intel's earning were partially hurt by a $17 million charge due to a planned factory shutdown, and without it, earnings per share would have climbed another 7 cents, he said. +Iva Millas, a vice president in New York of the Banque Nationale de Paris, said it was lending $300 million. +The Maritime Safety Agency, Japan's coast guard, said there were no reports of damage to ships. +It would symbolise the reunification of Europe; would put someone from eastern Europe in an important pulpit; and would endow the EBRD with relevant experience at its highest level. +The reason: There are big differences, called "spreads," between what an individual investor must pay to buy these issues and the price at which he or she can sell them. +At least some of his music - notably the majestic "See, See the Word is Incarnate" - has been continuously in the English cathedrals' repertoire for more than three centuries. +Now technology is coming to the rescue. +The panel cited as evidence many "Dear Debbie" letters from developers and politically connected consultants seeking grants, and Dean's actions in directing HUD officials to sign program-funding documents. +At times, they look as if they had grown wings, at others, as if they were gamboling in the ocean. +It's become what you might call a technical problem.' Though intellectually precocious, Frank was emotionally immature and very dependent on their mother, Agnes. +Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir called on Egypt to capture and punish the assailant, and prevent further attacks. +The suit was filed in 1984 by the California State Employees' Association on behalf of an estimated 60,000 past and present secretaries, clerks, nurses and others in predominantly female state jobs. +But then, not many designers spend months fussing with a huge model outfitted with a lighting system and puppets, the way Mr. Hockney apparently does. +Four people convicted of the bombings were released in October, after the director of public prosecutions said police had lied about some evidence. +For the year, shipments were up 2.1% after rising 5.3% in 1985. +Thousands of mourners, mostly from Ouko's Luo tribe, had been gathering outside the stadium since early morning. +Publisher Ralph Ingersoll II said today he agreed to swap the controlling stake in his U.S. newspaper chains for European publishing interests after failing to make an interest payment on high-risk junk bonds. +Regarding Medicare, the elderly lobby is backed by many business groups that fear if Medicare stops covering workers at 65, they will have to pick up the tab. +Last year 97.4 percent of farm residents were white, and 1.8 percent were black, compared with 84 percent white and 12.5 percent black in the non-farm population. +President Bush, lobbying to sustain his veto of legislation to protect Chinese students from deportation, said today Congress "will have only itself to blame" if it overrides his veto and authorities in Beijing retaliate. +The White Plains and four other Navy ships were steaming almost due east of Hong Kong after completing their port call Monday and were about 100 miles from land at the time of the fire. +Hundreds of civil rights activists boarded buses Thursday to retrace the trail of the 1960s Freedom Riders and honor three slain volunteers. +THE SEPTEMBER rains had left enough moisture in the subsoil to allow India to produce up to 11m tonnes of oilseeds during the winter, according to government figures. +Categories include best child whistler and best supporting whistler. +Polka fans, who have been waiting for a national hit almost as long as Cub fans for a World Series, are now looking for a polka rebirth. +"I followed him out because I wanted to know why he had left the room so suddenly," Pillay said. "Sometimes this happens with students." The young man said: "That's my Dad." +In Compton on Friday, 23-year-old David Berkley was shot and killed in what was believed to be a gang-related attack, said police Lt. +Gang-related shootings at two drive-in theaters prompted the theaters' operators to stop showing a movie about a gang-fighting kickboxer. +He also has had a lock on the six o'clock news, appearing almost daily to denounce wrongdoing (he once joined Sen. Alfonse D'Amato in dressing as street scum and buying cocaine, to show how easy it was) or to announce indictments. +But if there is responsible political management of the dollar, inflation need not be a corollary to prosperity. +"I would expect they've had a nudge already, and decided to go public with the announcement to solicit other bids to make sure they will get the most attractive price possible," Gaspar said. +It was not immediately clear what effect the resolution would have on those shipments, as they have been difficult to differentiate from Jordanian imports. +Senator Glenn solicited $200,000 in contributions from Mr. Keating for a committee he controlled that paid him to travel around the country and otherwise subsidized his political activities. +While not being specific about Hachette's talks with potential partners, Mr. DuCharme says the publisher is looking to strengthen its women's titles so it can compete with powerhouses such as Conde Nast Publications, publisher of Vogue. +The talks were suspended for several days last week after the Communists rejected an opposition demand for access to state television and radio. +He holds the positions of prime minister, commander in chief of the armed forces, minister of defense and interior minister. +To increase the odds that there will be room for them to upgrade their tickets, some frequent fliers are booking phantom travelers in first class. +Pepsi's $10 million promotion with Nintendo will be supported by radio and television advertisements plus in-store, point-of-purchase displays. +It was blocked by state troopers, who were detouring all cars _ away from the Band, Richie Havens, Canned Heat and Arlo Guthrie. +Also for the first time, Brazilians as young as 16 will be allowed to vote; about 3.3 million 16- and 17-year-olds have registered but they are not required by law to vote as are those 18 and over. +Demonstrations have been frequent since the government began applying in February the provisions of an economic package approved by the International Monetary Fund. +About two thirds of the writedown was against housing land in southern England. It is Laing's first pre-tax loss since it was floated in 1954. +The union called off plans for secondary picketing after a New York federal judge ordered employees of other airlines not to honor any Machinists picket lines. +If the complex battle is allowed to run its course, Perrier's future could hang in the balance for months. +Revenue was down 22%, to $62.7 million. +Kidder, Peabody & Co. said it had ceased index arbitrage for its own accounts but would continue using the strategy for its customers. +Nabisco executives are intrigued, but a little skeptical. Among them, ideas like electronic substitutes for "cents-off" coupons, which appeal to Mr. Gerstner, evoke shudders. +S&L bailout legislation enacted in August sharply reduced the limit on how much an institution can lend to one borrower, from 100 percent of net worth to 15 percent. +"It isn't that we're not enthusiastic, it's that we're sensible," he says. +The poll's margin of error is plus or minus 6 percentage points. It was conducted by University of Houston political scientist Richard Murray through the university's Center for Public Policy. +Rushdie, 42, a naturalized Briton born to a Moslem family in India, has been under police guard at an undisclosed location since Khomeini urged Moslems to kill him. +The company points out that it and other phone carriers have taken this step a few times before, when calling-card fraud in a country or city became rampant. +Executive Life of New York "has a lot of money, and we're not suggesting that is gone. +"Do you understand what you are on trial here for?" the judge asked. +"I think they realize that if anything would be counterproductive at the current time it would be renewed squabbling," said Cynthia Latta, an economist with Data Resources Inc. of Lexington, Mass. +After three days of bargaining this week in Ottawa, Canadian and U.S. negotiators said they had made some progress but Mr. Reisman said there were still some "big rocks" blocking the way to an agreement. +Rolls-Royce said it will offer seven new shares for every 10 NEI shares. +Mr. Marckesano recalls how labor demands backfired in 1986 at ailing Eastern Airlines, where some of the unions refused to give concessions to former Eastern Chairman Frank Borman. +We have conducted a careful examination of the yacht. +That's the kind of thing that makes diplomats wary of unstructured meetings between their bosses. +The uthorizes five commissioners, appointed by the president and serving staggered seven-year termsess has provided funds for only three commissioners in recent years. +While looking vainly for an outside investor to shore up the firm, Lazard began severe cost-cutting in early 1990. +Easterly wind opened leads, or open water, through the ice to within four miles of the whales Friday, giving added urgency to the effort to free them before a shift in the wind could pinch off the escape routes. +The last time the Oscars show rated higher was in 1983, when it got a 38.0 and 59. Last year, the show had a national rating of 27.5 and a 43 share. +The various changes calculated by O'Hare would be in addition to reallocartions of House seats caused by discernable shifts in population since 1980. +Utah Gov. Norman Bangerter's office said he supports the transaction. +Luckily, she had her heels on throughout the whole ordeal. +Fairfax County General District Court Judge J. Conrad Waters Jr. sentenced Berendzen to 30 days in jail on each charge. +Kohlberg's announcement that it will seek clearance under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act to buy as much as 15%, the source said, was caused by Texaco's "changed situation." +Japan's central bank does not comment on its monetary activities. +Later, he emerged looking grim from a midnight meeting with Mr Kenneth Clarke, the chancellor, and Mr Jonathan Aitken, the Treasury chief secretary. +To the extent that the $150 million budget will allow it, Mr. McDonough will rely on solid wood, rather than plywood or particle board, to limit the emission of formaldehyde. +The whole production should gain the Gissing cult some more converts. +The firm's managing partner later was convicted of securities fraud. +Surveillance cameras are being installed along a portion of Interstate 4 in the Orlando area to monitor traffic flow and problems like accidents. +When a conservative court of "last resort" rules, the real battle for business may be just beginning. +Airbus's growing presence in the marketplace is hitting McDonnell Douglas Corp. particularly hard. +But reliable sources said Thursday that Moroccan King Hassan II persuaded Saudi Arabia to allow Amin to return to his villa refuge in Jiddah. +For example, Germany issued 30-year government bonds for the first time last year. +Italian investigators joined the undercover operation two years ago after the arrest of heroin couriers at airports in Palermo and New York. +"Well, that's a never-ending process, the fight against inflation," Johnson said. "So, I don't think we can ever be totally confident. +First Mutual said Mr. Tharp also resigned as a director. +However, no major action was announced to support the yen. +It is no longer just Luke Skywalker and his compatriots from films such as Star Wars and Alien that are making everyday use of docking stations. +"I've not been one who's been convinced that sanctions alone will bring him (Saddam) to his senses," Bush said Tuesday in Uruguay. +The Senate is in recess until Monday, when debate is expected to resume on the nomination, although Tower and several senators are certain to keep the controversy alive over the weekend with appearances scheduled on television interview programs. +In April, Upjohn and Hoechst agreed to jointly develop and market a new anti-diabetes medication. +The government is the only domestic supplier of enriched uranium, which is the fuel used in nuclear reactors. +Around 5 p.m., after the lunch and speeches were over, a nurse briefly wheeled Mrs. Kennedy, flanked by a few members of her clan, out on the porch of her home. +Some lawmakers and the Pentagon have said the shortage threatens national security. +Automakers have already announced plant shutdowns this month. +Some mild profit-taking didn't hurt the rally. +The international pages will move to section one. +The union says it will be nearer 20 times. Immigration workers, who object to their deployment overseas in principle, say the arrangements for working in France are unacceptable. +First Interstate stock closed at $57.625, down 25 cents, in composite trading Friday on the New York Stock Exchange. +A dealer at Nomura Securities Co. said there was no major news affecting trading, but investors apparently were wary after gains in the index over the last five trading days. +John Krieger, a spokesman for the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians, said the union still hoped to get changes in the contract before the network puts it into effect June 20. +Import volume rose 13%. +So the next tack was to erect screen-wire barriers around the guy wires. +Seasoned, fixed-coupon Eurodollar paper closed unchanged to up 1/8 point, getting some support from an upward move in U.S. Treasury markets. +Among the few investment trusts which do not rank preference shareholders on top is Scottish National Investment Trust. +Stephen D. Swindel, Leucadia National's outside counsel in Salt Lake City, said Utah Power declined the company's invitations to discuss a possible acquisition, citing a "commitment" to the PacifiCorp proposal. +That formula would seem to allow almost anyone but Messrs. +"It's the most positive thing in terms of response that I've ever done," he said. +Dozens of cargo aircraft sit on the airport tarmac. +He earned the industry's admiration for taking a $1 billion charge against 1985 earnings to bolster property-casualty reserves, cutting costs and selling unprofitable businesses. +This means that property is usually funded with equity, rather than bank finance. As a result, there is little pressure on property owners to sell property during the trough of a cycle. +Gelco, an Eden Prairie, Minn., vehicle-leasing and management concern, has 7.1 million shares outstanding and assets with a book value of $2.3 billion. +On Tuesday, three yen-futures traders, Brian and James Sledz and Thomas Braniff, pleaded guilty to one or two counts of mail- and wire-fraud charges and to commodities fraud, and agreed to cooperate with the investigation. +Melvin Pernell, who also was on the boat, was rescued by a fisherman, Armstrong said. +That is the question." +The MAI survey quizzed people on brand name recognition and product preferences. +The first regular run will be Wednesday. +After a five-day conference of 88 leaders, the main guerrilla group fighting the South African government also said it saw an end in sight to apartheid. +But the lower production cost represents just part of the savings potential. +The congress is to consider further proposals to allow non-party members to run for office and introduce contested elections for party posts. +Mojaddidi's formula appears to exclude the Iranian-based Shiite guerrilla groups, but he said the seven Peshawar-based parties were free to nominate people who did not belong to their own ranks. +The initial $2,500 figure was soon raised to $5,000, but it stayed at that level for many years. +Robertson later changed his mind about that. +Julian McGowan's set marvellously looks as if it were built into the Swan Theatre. +George E. Pickett's division forward. "Pickett's Charge" proved to be a disaster, and Lee withdrew. +The association has 10,00 people monitoring the elections. +The other two were Italgel (frozen foods) and Cirio Bertoli De Rica (canned foods, oil, and milk). +The major exchanges "are using an unfortunate series of articles about how our (OTC dealers') phones weren't being answered" during the market plunge as an argument for an exchange listing, he says. +The program is used to teach people how to use financial spreadsheet programs, said Neil Shapiro, a lawyer for Lucasfilm. +The dollar purchases by the two central banks, combined with buying by commercial bank dealers covering short, or oversold, dollar positions, boosted the U.S. currency. +However, analysts both inside and out of the government said the November employment figures indicate another month of strong growth just like October. +"This market hasn't done so, and instead shows signs of moving even higher," he said. +The pair found the victims Thursday in a shantytown home where the group had been participating in a religious rite, but they failed to notify authorities, Nunez said. +The psychiatrist, Dr. Carl Malmquist, testified earlier this month that Brom described the killings to him and that depression made Brom suicidal and eventually homicidal. +"We're looking for restitution for people who we feel were charged unconscionable sums of money," Ms. Accles said. +The militia, which said Dbaye was destroyed by "hysterical shelling," responded by shelling areas controlled by Aoun. +He said that in recent years California courts have been reluctant to award more than wage and benefit compensation to plaintiffs who allege they were wrongfully fired. +One U.S. dollar was worth 46.76 kronur immediately before Wednesday's devaluation, the third this year. +It should be more open to foreign companies and people, more free. +Johnson himself shot and killed a Liberian wearing a Red Cross emblem Friday, claiming the man was selling rice that was supposed to be free, according to a Western journalist who saw the shooting. +That was our function." The son of Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan was formally charged Monday with raping a woman who lived in the same apartment building as he and his parents, authorities said. +They're likely to be protected from libel suits in their coverage of any and all of the allegations, under broad constitutional and common-law privileges for reporting accurately on public proceedings and matters of public debate. +Mr. Masse said he has had two or three meetings with Barbara McDougall, the minister responsible for selling off Canadian government-owned companies, to discuss details of the plan. +The March future went as high as 116.29 before closing at 115.95, the day's low, but 0.27 points higher than Friday's close. +In 1985, U.S. District Judge A. Nordberg certified the lawsuit as a class action, thus suspending enforcement of the challenged provisions for all Illinois doctors. +Keppel played a tape he had recorded Friday with Bundy, when Bundy admitted to the eight "Ted" killings of young women in the Seattle area in 1974. +It said the cost of building up securities operations and systems in response to the Big Bang resulted in related write-offs last year of about $24 million. +A strong D-Mark makes this more difficult. Another explanation for the intervention is that dollar weakness was souring the US Treasury market, thus complicating the funding of the US budget deficit. +A tree lot donated a tree that was decorated with ornaments taken from the police station tree. +Tens of thousands of Americans believe they have chronic fatigue syndrome, although the extent of it is uncertain. +"Years ago those who wanted to preserve the past were given the political power to make decisions," he said. "Today Mexico's past is doing well." Monreal, 46, has spent his adult life in museums, seeking ways to preserve treasures. +"I'm perhaps a hero in fiction, but he's a hero in reality," Stallone said of Anthony. +Last year, about a third of its net income came from a hodgepodge of 22 companies purveying nonbank financial services, such as insurance and discount securities brokerage. +Its leadership, along with that of its Baltic neighbors, Latvia and Estonia, has said it will not sign a Union Treaty proposed by Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. +Even more interesting is Iso Mustasaari, a 15-minute ferry ride from central Helsinki and home to an odd assortment of attractive old buildings that includes portions of an 18th-century fort built by the Swedes. +Two well-known food companies fell into hot water, and a well-known company for keeping things hot fell into the hands of the Japanese. +The rate is currently 5.15 per cent. +From the airport, she was taken to Queens central booking but was then transferred to City Hospital Center in Elmhurst when she became ill, Sweet said. +They read uncannily like the articles that appeared at the beginning of October 1991 to celebrate the first anniversary of the UK's ERM entry. +The reduction in sales was attributed to lower sales in the company's electronic countermeasures product line and to a lower level of customer-sponsored research and development. +Barry was treated for substance abuse at clinics in Florida and South Carolina after his Jan. 18 arrest. +The modern-day recipe calls for sewage sludge and yard waste, plus any variety of newspapers, office paper and cardboard, along with run-of-the-mill garbage like last night's leftovers. +When the Utah trial is finished, Martin likely will be brought to Colorado to face four counts of bank larceny, said assistant U.S. Attorney Tom O'Rourke. +Michael Drowns, one of 11 sailors who escaped the explosion, told the Daily Press a qualification board was never convened on the Iowa during his three years on the ship. +Osewalt formed Children's Radio Network in 1984, selling programming to six stations around the country before getting out of the business in 1986 for personal reasons. +He said he hasn't accepted a position with another concern. +"A government which robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul." _ George Bernard Shaw. +In the case of Strong Income, it's a 100% junk bond fund. +"The allegation has been that the government did not wish to talk to them (the ANC and the Pan Africanist Congress) and that they are deprived of their right to normal political activity," de Klerk said. +An Army veteran and graduate of Yale University, was chairman from 1938 to 1945 of Emerson Electric Co. in St. Louis before entering government service. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, LVI common rose 12.5 cents to close at $1.375 a share. +"That result would be plainly inconsistent with Congress' intent" in 1972, when it amended the longshoremen's law to expand its coverage, the government lawyers said. +Its last assistant manager, who retired a few weeks ago, had been there since the age of 14 with a brief break for fire-watching duty during the Coventry blitz. Continuity of employment, however, has become the exception rather than the rule. +He noted that two of the men were convicted criminals and that the "pain of being bitten by a dog" might deter them from future illegal acts. +The move by the U.S. unit of Porsche Enterprises Inc. comes as its sales have rebounded after dropping 69% between 1986 and 1989. +Earlier, the company said, on a preliminary basis, it would post a pretax operating loss of $8.4 million. +But passengers bitterly accused the captain of abandoning them as the ship went down. +Fabius, 44, Rocard's chief Socialist rival, was forced out as prime minister in 1986 after the Socialists lost parliamentary elections. +Aug. 5 _ Benton makes tentative agreement to sell Heritage USA to Canadian businessman Peter Thomas. +Businessmen, laborers, and students who have never thrown a firebomb are heard to complain that South Korea is victimized by unfair trade pressures and rude, Yankee arrogance. +The 1991 figure, not yet available, is expected to be lower. +The rate increase was granted by a lower state court after the Louisiana Public Service Commission refused in April 1986 to grant an $84.7 million increase to cover costs associated with the utility's new lignite-fueled plant. +He is driven by a "creative fury," he says, adding, "You put all of yourself, your time and your energy into what you are doing." +The Soviet Union has agreed to grant visas to Israeli diplomats for the first time in 21 years and will issue them after next week's superpower summit in Moscow, three Israeli news reports said Tuesday. +Third-quarter per-share net equaled three cents a share. +The chateau that stands there now was built in the late 18th century and rebuilt in 1910. +The department had earlier expressed concern following reports that Mauritania's military government could make the country a testing site for Iraq's development of medium-range ballistic missiles. +Hawkins said that an analysis conducted by the NRDC showed that unhealthy levels of smog occurred about twice as often in many American cities than the EPA statistics suggest. +Even in that speech, Brown said he planned to return to political life eventually. +Ms. Edelmann retorts that she was told to do too much typing, so she quit after six months to become a stockbroker's assistant. +The company's agreement with the United Auto Workers calls for layoffs only in the event of serious financial problems. +Yun was communicating throughout the alleged negotiations with K.Y. Joo, president of Kwang Jin Trading Co. in Seoul, the complaint said. +Soviet officials acknowledged in April that the officers were killed by the NKVD, Stalin's secret police and the KGB's predecessor. +On Friday morning, Salomon clients and customers across the U.S. government were bracing for the next disclosure. +A strategy based upon the republic's essential security interests would neither court unnecessary interventions nor tamely accept a menacing proliferation of Soviet surrogates. +"We thought we were dead. +Bahadur said he pulled down the portrait because he was angry with the king for the April 6 crackdown. +In an unprecedented wave of murders, 59 Soviet military officers ranging in rank from lieutenant to general were slain last year, a military affairs newsletter said today. +Price reductions of between 50% and 80%. +Willner has produced "Stay Awake," an album featuring arrangements of tunes from Disney movies by such musicians and song stylists as Ringo Starr, James Taylor, Sinead O'Connor, Los Lobos and Yma Sumac. +The drama has prompted scores of calls from people with ideas to free the animals. +Absence of religion has led to a "collapse and distortion of history," says O.L. Davis, a professor of education at the University of Texas on the ASCD panel. +DUARTE URGED the U.S. to withhold military aid to Nicaragua's Contras. +Mr. Gaudette, who will remain chief financial officer and responsible for manufacturing, used to report to Mr. Hallman. +A pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem group, the Organization of the Oppressed on Earth, claimed it hanged Higgins on Monday in retaliation for Israel's refusal to free Obeid, who was kidnapped by Israeli commandos July 28. +"I am and have always been neutral with regard to the political race," Mr. Reagan said. +"It was like a providential finding," he said. +Besides the commuters crushed in the freeway collapse, at least 21 people died in San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties. +The club is struggling to avoid relegation from the Premier League. +Some of the opposition candidates were brutally beaten. +The government and rocket maker Morton Thiokol paid $7,735,000 in cash and annuities and divided the cost 40-60 to settle all claims by the families of four of the astronauts who died in the Challenger explosion. +Mr Eckhard Frahm, of Merck Finck in Dusseldorf, said that the rally was broadening its base again. +The Cadbury chief executive declared, "This puts us on our guard." +One New Jersey study showed recycling programs sometimes cost cities $200 per ton of materials collected. +This year's concert stars the Diamonds, Bobby Vee and Freddie "Boom Boom" Cannon, rock relics from the Holly era. +The United States says the bases should be allowed to remain for a year after that even if there is no new agreement. +"The membership will support us in the strike," Solomon said. "They've been itchy. +UNION LEADERS at Poland's KGHM copper-producing combine in Lubin are to wait until July 8 before deciding on whether to proceed with a general strike by the 40,000 employees. +Sylvester Stallone also remains uncommitted, but the tough-guy star of the "Rocky" and "Rambo" series "did vote for Mr. Reagan, whom he admires greatly," said Stallone's spokesman, Paul Block. "He hasn't declared yet. +Democratic Whip Alan Cranston said in testimony before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee last May: "All parking should be removed from the Capitol plaza; there should be no exceptions." +"The reasons behind the failure to elect a president have not been related to security issues so far, but to the lack of consensus on the president's identity and his political line," Hoss said. +The Liberator Building Society, which collapsed in the autumn, was easily the biggest such society in Britain. +The money would be available to candidates who agree to stay within a spending limit. +The story of the seven destroyed trees - all on a state right-of-way - began last spring when Vohra notified the state highway administration about a diseased pine tree on state property in front of his house. +Prices of the bonds were virtually unaffected by the quake. Mutual fund operators said they received few panicky calls from investors in California-based municipal bond funds, and almost none of the investors pulled out. +One man crossed himself as he got off the Appia. +In Warsaw, a Foreign Ministry official said 41 Albanians sought refuge in the Polish Embassy. +The agriculture, science and paper products businesses will retain the Bibby name. +TLC Group L.P. said it sold the Singapore-Malaysia ice cream and dairy operations of Beatrice International for about $30 million of cash and stock to Fraser & Neave, a big Singapore-based consumer products company. +With the phasing out of plutonium production there, the local chapter could soon be hurting unless it finds new members, Johnson said. +And rather than eliminating redundant functions and personnel, Bridgestone increased its white-collar staff by some 500 people, mostly in manufacturing and research, shortly after the merger in an attempt to cure some technical problems. +Lee has been arrested several times and been convicted of armed robbery and cocaine possession with intent to deliver, police said. He did not have any cocaine on him at the time of the shooting, they said. +In the credit markets, the Treasury's 7 1/2% bonds due 2016 closed on some dealers' quotation sheets at 101 26/32 to yield 7.35%. +So far this year, Boeing has received orders for 692 jetliners worth a total $36.4 billion, an industry record. +The two divisions, which cited $7.7 billion in debts in filing for U.S. Bankruptcy Court protection in January, operate 260 stores in 28 states. +A spokeswoman said between 20 and 30 healthy males, between the ages of 20 and 60, will be involved in the trial. +For instance, juries would have to consider specific "aggravating" and "mitigating" factors before deciding whether to condemn someone to death. +The big-rigging investigation hinges on allegations that private consultants, hired by defense contracting firms, paid bribes to government employees for inside information that gave them an advantage in securing multimillion-dollar contracts. +Advancing issues outnumbered declines by more than 5 to 3 in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed stocks, with 946 issues up, 548 down and 478 unchanged. +Authorities charged the captain had been drinking before the Valdez sailed. +"We were dipping into our pockets to make ends meet," he says. +Malaysia has been the world's biggest exporter of tropical hardwood logs. +'What we fear is that France will see a terrorist in every Moslem,' said Mr Dalil Boubakeur, head of the Paris Mosque. +Biological therapies don't directly attack the cancer. +"While violent crime known to law enforcement reached an unprecedented high in 1988, there is currently no way to measure accurately drug involvement in these unwelcome statistics," he said. +They play sensitively together. The dominant Bohemian is Adrian Clarke's Marcello, incisively sung, an honest sort of fellow who can look a friend in the eye when the going gets rough. +Warehouse Club ended unchanged at 1 1/4 after trading as low of 3/4. It was disclosed on Friday that Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.'s planned purchase of a 51% Warehouse Club stake was terminated. +No final decision has been made yet," Tornabene said. +Shortly before the March truce began, Mr. Cordero was taken by Sandinista troops as a Contra collaborator, despite his strong objections to the contrary. +That means that overall starts "for the next five to six months still will be kind of weak," he added. +Tokyo is also pursuing the possibility that the shipments could also have been the work of professional arms brokers, the officials said. +The movie covers the time of the couple's meeting in 1909 to the year of Bergman's birth in 1918. +But he said the airline would have to go to court to determine whether the law's provisions apply to the new planes. +And over that period, total U.S. employment also rose by 9%. +In a recent speech, he urged the Fed to adopt limits on the quarterly growth of a measure known as the "monetary base." +Northrop officials wouldn't say what assets might be sold. +The House on Thursday gave lopsided bipartisan approval to a $7.1 billion election-year package of minor tax changes that would benefit farmers, mutual-fund owners, free-lance writers and rural mail carriers. +Two of the students jumped onto mattresses placed by police on the ground outside the building. +The motions to dismiss charges are important because they represent a chance to win a badly needed victory and to avoid a full-blown hearing on the matters that could be the most embarrassing to the speaker. +Borja's austerity package, which included a 36 percent devaluation of the currency, exchange controls and gasoline price increases, has drawn its heaviest criticism from the left, however. +Government issues generally fell more sharply than Euromark bonds. +Final results for the quarter will be disclosed in about three weeks. +As he awaits two more operations to give him operable fingers, he absorbs American culture. +Amnesty International says witnesses tell it Burmese troops have killed and tortured rice farmers and other Shan tribespeople in suppressing an insurgency among Burma's largest ethnic minority. +'It's looking much better and we could have an agreement within 48 hours,' he said. In Nairobi Mr Abdul Mohammed, an expert on relief in the Horn of Africa, criticised the lack of action. +The leak was not announced until Monday. +Moore's daughter says it will look like a theme park and is a betrayal of her father's wishes. +"They took virtually everything out of the control of the local banks," Mr. Mercer says. +On Wall Street, stocks finished mixed in a slow session. +The prospective p/e of 18.5 is relatively pricey but Sema offers stability and growth in a sector notorious for nasty surprises. +COMMERCIAL PAPER placed directly by General Motors Acceptance Corp.: 8.825% 30 to 44 days; 8.75% 45 to 59 days; 8.50% 60 to 89 days; 8.25% 90 to 119 days; 8.125% 120 to 149 days; 8% 150 to 179 days; 7.625% 180 to 270 days. +Patton Boggs is required to file foreign agents disclosure forms every six months on its work for Duty Free Shoppers, which is headquartered in San Francisco but incorporated in Bermuda. +The agency also alleged that $1.4 million from the business account was applied to pay for construction of Mr. Elliott's office building. +The Awaads had left in separate cars with their other four children for their new home in Union City, a few miles north of Fremont. +For most groups, margins, prices and profits are still spiralling downward. The main challenge facing the sector is not lack of demand. +The corps appealed the injunction. +The executives overseeing the business units and support groups will report directly to a newly created office of the chief executive officer. +He has balanced a love and aptitude for science with writing since he started at Stanford. +On Friday, the Social Democrats, the second-biggest faction, agreed to remain in the coalition after de Maiziere apparently backed down from insisting that East Germany remain a separate nation until after the Dec. 2 elections. +The shares closed down 13p at 316p. The target is thought to be Canteen Corporation of America, based in South Carolina, which has an annual turnover of Dollars 1bn. +It retained Kenneth I. Sawyer, an attorney with experience in the generic-drug industry, to be president and chief executive officer. +Childhood lead screening in high-risk areas, and reducing lead in gasoline, air, food and other sources have combined to greatly reduce the risk, the national Centers for Disease Control said. +Smith said the fighter remains "a gentleman. +Cattle grazing nearby bolted at the roar and hundreds of company workers and school children cheered and applauded. +It expressed little hope of any marked improvement this year. The results showed a much flatter decline than those of its domestic rivals, however. +"It was very quiet," she said of the neighborhood she moved to 10 years ago. "But years progress and things change. +For example It will be far easier to reach the City via Crossrail. +Mallick found he didn't want anybody else in the apartment. +Meanwhile, 56 percent of the cases reported in the first half of this year were among homosexual or bisexual males, compared with 63 percent before 1985. +Here is how the top 10 were rated in the survey in three categories _ overall customer satisfaction, handling, and repair and reliability. +A published report here gave new details about Boesky's connection with the case, which resulted this week in prison terms in an illegal scheme to help the brewery company take over a Scottish drinks company. +"I think the government is in danger of losing it," Dame Janet said of Monday's vote. +Gillette South Africa employs about 250 people. +Simmons said its load factor, or the percentage of seats filled, dropped in August to 47.9% from 53.2%. +He also had intended to call for the end of credit and low-interest loans "to prop up Communist dictatorships." +We said no, you don't carry people up and down in our society. +The ANPA membership will elect officers and members of the board of directors at the meeting. +The federal government agreed earlier this month to turn over to Quebec additional powers over immigration. +Mr. Brown, himself a veteran politician, says he will run his third presidential campaign as an anti-incumbent outsider, taking no campaign gifts of more than $100. +These voters, who make up about a quarter of the electorate, give Mr. Bush a favorable-unfavorable rating of 49% to 30%; for Mr. Dukakis, the margin is 42% to 32%. +Florida's Legislature last month flatly rejected curbs on abortion pushed by Gov. Bob Martinez. +Something, he offers tentatively, 'a bit more like Clinton.' Nor, initially, did he want to accept his government's nomination as commissioner; he preferred going back to his tenured professorship of engineering and to seats on three corporate boards. +Baritone Bernd Weikl fared better as the Dyer, sounding serious and solid but warm. +The action would suspend or relax quantitative curbs on certain products from the four countries, beginning Jan. 1, in line with measures already taken for Romania, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary. +Let us start with this Stothard creature and take it from there.' THE WORLD of art-critical jargon today resembles one of those surreal lumber rooms in a Giorgio Di Chirico painting. +I have sweated in the hot sun teaching four children to catch and hit a ball, to swing a tennis racket and shoot a free throw. +Reagan retaliated for a terrorist bombing in West Germany with an air strike against Libya's Col. Moammar Gadhafi, whom he called "the mad dog of the Middle East." Terrorists hijacked airplanes and a cruise ship. +Schmoke told a House committee that the United States has tried vigorously for 75 years to rid itself of the what he described as the reality that drug prohibition increases crime without doing away with addiction. +About 55 million Brazilians are smokers. +"They tried to have mass burials at sea, but the next morning many floated back in on the surf," she told the Houston Chronicle this week. "The men had to dig trenches and burn them. +A downturn in housing has often been the harbinger of the onset of a recession, but analysts said they believed falling mortgage rates offered the hope of a rebound in home sales in coming months. +In recent weeks, the 16-month-old military government has said the nation of more than 25 million is experiencing only a "food gap" and predicts the coming harvest will be sufficient to prevent widespread hardships. +The "little guys" have an especially hard time making their cases if their funds are abused, says the Labor Department's acting inspector general, Raymond Maria. +Previously, they had been earmarked only for a friendly takeover. +He said that a default by another company that owed money to Pope Evans pushed it into making the swap offer. +"We do have these studies ongoing. +The vertical take-off and landing jet crashed into the sea 10 miles from the British aircraft carrier Invincible. +Mr. Russell said that while the company doesn't plan to build any new factories, it will "probably increase some capacity by the addition of newer machinery." +"You'll probably see us in the marketplace (to buy a company) in the next several months," Mr. Perelman said. +The now-defunct FSLIC sold 15 other Southwest Plan institutions, with substantial government assistance, but was unable to unload Sunbelt. +Dixon declined to comment on why the probe was taking longer than expected. +He chose three actors to depict Carlo at different ages: young Emmanuele Lamaro, the rising star Andrea Occhipinto as Carlo from 20 to 40, and Vittorio Gassman thereafter. +They extend into the '50s and across the globe. +The author learned classical Greek to piece together one of his final "scoops" _ a highly critical account of the Greek philosopher and teacher who was sentenced to death 2,500 years ago. +But they won their first seats in Pretoria, the capital, nd their first seats in Cape Province and the Orange Free State. +Colombia has decided it doesn't wish to be a candidate for the Brady strategy, bankers say. +Last year's recipient of the Dartmouth Film Award was Robert Redford. +Among his better-known titles are "City," published in 1952; "Way Station," 1963; "The Visitors," 1979; and "Skirmish: The Great Short Fiction of Clifford D. Simak," stories published from 1944 to 1975. +I would also like to see a limit on the number of slides per minute. +Watch Ballesteros and Norman on the practice ground and they hit drives that do not deviate by more than 10 yards either left and right. +TT lacks the gift of his master, Leonard Bernstein for drawing 'natural' playing from his orchestra; they sounded thoroughly practised, hardly ever spontaneous. Yet the Scherzo was dazzling, kaleidoscopic. +Johnson & Johnson, the leading manufacturer of sanitary napkins in the United States, and Playtex said in a joint announcement that the transaction is still subject to government approval. +The home team couldn't catch him, much less take him down. +Wilding said redesign of the northern finger and relocation of a taxiway on the affected runway are still being considered. +In the pictures of that evening, he is smiling. +Bush, who will lead the education summit with the nation's governors in Charlottesville, Va., next week, has supported the view of many governors that discussions should focus on how to establish national performance goals or targets. +He succeeds Wells P. Allen Jr., 67, who is retiring. +Rising demand may be a factor. +At national headquarters, a spokesman and general counsel decline comment on specific issues in the case, but they are clearly not amused by the news out of Kentucky. +And I won't go away.' The appeal of uncomplicated domesticity is not lost on Daniel, Cambridge dropout and protagonist of Simon Corrigan's Sweets from Strangers. +This would allow securities exchanges and corporate issuers to offer investors products that are forbidden from trading anywhere but on a futures exchange. +The statute of limitations for the crime is five years. +It called for a standardization that would assure that tests are conducted and interpreted the same way in each jurisdiction. +On the New York Mercantile Exchange, October platinum contracts plummeted $21.60 an ounce, to $562.60. +It is on the verge of completing membership negotiations with Russia and other former Soviet republics. +Looters caused an estimated $1.5 billion in damage. +He was accused of "supporting the turmoil," a reference to the protests, and of splitting the Communist Party. +But the art work shows a gun lying on a table. "Some of the senior staff believed the message was subliminal," telling children it's OK to have guns left out, Harris said. +And the lack of spirituality in the society has sparked a new interest in religion, especially among young people. +Though the rally wasn't overtly political, it gave the government a scare. +"We are confident this particular segment of the market provides prospects for future growth," Mr. Krampe said at the Mercedes 1989-model preview before reporters here. +Yesterday, L.A. Gear shares hit a 52-week high (adjusted for a recent stock split), closing at $41.50 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +These reportedly included signing a cease-fire with the UNITA rebels and a pledge to enter into direct negotiations with the insurgents. +Among U.S. financial-services companies, reduced credit ratings exceeded the number of improved ratings for real estate, life-insurance and health-insurance companies. +An overnight poll by ABC immediately after the debate found respondents divided on who won, and none of four such polls measured any significant movement in support as a result of the event. +Authorities said they have seized more than 19 tons of cocaine belonging to the cartel in the last 10 days, with a street value of $1.35 billion. +It's the U.S., Mr. Salinas said, that's now showing signs of isolationism. +This year, police in Moscow have begun issuing weekly reports through the official Tass news agency on the number of murders, rapes and other crimes committed in the capital. +Wooden barricades have been thrown up around the modern concrete and glass parliament building, while inside several hundred young men in black uniforms sit, waiting for the worst. +And in 1985, when Diamond Shamrock had a net loss of $604.7 million after write-downs, Mr. Bricker was paid $844,400 in salary and bonuses. +You can't put things off. Especially here." In this health-conscious age, most people want to know the ingredients in the food they're eating. +The bill would allow the $631 per ton support price for domestic-use peanuts to increase up to 6 percent a year as the cost of production increases. +The testimony, which is on the record but not for public release, discussed Lord Geller's troubled relationship with its largest client, International Business Machines Corp., as well as problems with several other clients. +They did not want Mr Rifkind to have to announce further cuts next year as a result of the annual public spending discussions. Mr David Clark, the shadow defence secretary, renewed Labour demands for a full-scale defence review. +The records in the stock market came on a day when the bond market and dollar showed little change. +But the API report of swollen U.S. crude inventories, the apparent catalyst for this latest price fall, only reflects the world oil glut resulting from continued high production by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, oil analysts noted. +Rep. Foley said Democrats will find it "extremely difficult" to agree to a capital-gains cut unless it is accompanied by higher income-tax rates "or some comparable action." +Authorities called it the largest criminal antitrust case in California history. +Route and rate decontrol began in 1978. +Mr. Maxwell assumed those titles, and added three Maxwell associates to Macmillan's board, including his 29-year-old son, Kevin, who will become deputy chairman of the company. +But that deal accelerated the trend, he said. +The crew abandoned plans to melt and then crystallize a metal sample in a furnace and to photograph lightning and polluted areas on Earth. +Wakil spoke shortly before a new session with U.N. Undersecretary General Diego Cordovez, the intermediary in the talks. +ECONOMIC IDEAS of Bush and Dukakis sidestep questions about the deficit. +A definitive purchase agreement between Ocelot and Esso Resources Canada Ltd., a unit of Imperial Oil, is expected to be completed soon, it said. +President Reagan on Monday sent Congress a $1.15 trillion budget that is certain to be changed by President-elect George Bush and a Democratic-controlled Congress. +The letter, made public by the university Monday, says a faculty committee investigated the allegations and concluded that plagiarism occurred in four papers written by Frazier between 1966 and 1975. +In the first of a series of reports planned for this year on alternate fuels, the department says enough twin-fuel vehicles would have to be in use to switch away from about 1 million barrels of oil a day. +"Sometimes they would shoot one member of a family. +"I think the shortfall (there) is far larger than anything they might wish to construe is going wrong with data storage," he said. +It seems there is no need to register those free trips to Paris on the newly-opened Eurostar tunnel rail link. Apparently since every MP was offered the trip it does not count as a declarable interest. +Enjoyment of tobacco "predates advertising by several hundred years," he said, attacking Cipollone's contention that ads kept his wife hooked on cigarettes. +"It is of very limited value," says Rep. John Murtha, chairman of the House Appropriations defense subcommittee. +The commission passed the whaling moratorium to allow whale populations to be studied without being hunted. +Because of rebel activities, the government often closes roads in the region, cutting off truck convoys. +Grain and soybean futures opened slightly lower this morning on the Chicago Board of Trade. +A few hours later, Rodrigue removed the paintings for good and unsuccessfully asked for the exit permits. +We're in a society that is racist, that's true," he says. +None of this is as expensive or dangerous as some of the welfare programs that banks have operated on their own for the benefit of Texas developers, Brazilian statists and the like. +He later went to live with an aunt in Ann Arbor, graduated from St. Thomas High School there, and enrolled briefly in Ferris State College before leaving to join the Marines. +Now, you probably think that's radical, but viewed through the kaleidoscope of history, it isn't. +Most would still rather help Jews in places like Ethiopia, Albania and the Soviet Union, than retrieve long-lost Jews in Bangladesh. +Mr. Fischer said Grant's $195 million in malpractice insurance coverage was "more than adequate to cover the claims." +United Nations envoy, Reynaldo Galindo Pohl, who visited Iran earlier this month to investigate rights abuses there, said he was satisfied with Iranian due process. +Sales increased to Pounds 8.7m (Pounds 4.7m). +Parisian has retained Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. as its financial adviser. +In recent months, similar potentially tight supply vs. open interest situations have been resolved without delivery problems. +The company didn't provide a detailed breakdown by division and officials weren't immediately available for comment. +Some funds see a silver lining. +The 23 others accused in the case had not been jailed. +"It just seems to me that management here has been overly well compensated," says DeWitt Bowman, chief investment officer of the California Public Employees Retirement System, which owns a half-million Time Warner shares. +The market opened lower then drifted in a fairly narrow range through much of the morning session. +The United Nations has asked the World Court for an opinion on whether the U.S. government must accept arbitration in the dispute, which emanates from anti-terrorist legislation signed by President Reagan last December. +Our whole life was dominated by the Soviet presence. +"Designing a regime to verify the effective limitation of sea-launched cruise missile (SLCM) deployment is an extremely tough problem. +Earlier this year, it lost the $25 million American Home Products Corp. account, including the Anacin business. +The appeals court said the worker's request for a three-year leave to assume an administrative post in the Alabama National Guard was unreasonable. +The outreach program earlier had been planned for 10 cities and was focused on helping eligible people obtain SSI benefits, which provide a minimal income floor for the nation's blind, aged and disabled. +They were intended to protect Jaguar's independence during its formative years, Ridley said. +"There is so much potential there," says Lloyd Smith, president of St. Luke's Hospital in Fargo, N.D., which is studying whether to franchise some of its own services. +But it is also a credit to the Labour Party which offers a choice that is clear, but far from dramatic. Since Labour's draft Budget is a political document, deception is to be expected, as was the case in the Budget itself. +A framework for privatising retail establishments had been in place for months on the national level, but only when we took the initiative was the programme implemented. We then began to privatise trucking enterprises and individual trucks. +U.S. Treasury bonds Monday returned most of their gains from the year's biggest rally last week as investors cashed in on a previous move to safer fixed-income investments. +Americas Watch cited several cases in which journalists had been intimidated, kidnapped or murdered. +For all of 1988, the Blue Chip forecasters expect growth of 2.9%, down from a 3.3% gain anticipated only three months ago. +Speaking of animals, there is a runway battle going on between the conservationist designers, who are showing only fake furs this season, and those who cannot abandon the luxurious feel of the real thing. +By Sunday, the event had claimed 11 lives. +In 1986 and earlier, CIA recruiting on the Boulder campus resulted in demonstrations and arrests. +He joined the New Nation after a year as a Neiman Fellow at Harvard University. +The president of the General Assembly said Friday that he will visit Palestinian refugee camps in the Israeli-occupied territories and Jordan next month. +It's inconceivable to Prin that the college will fold. +The low prices brought bargain-hunting investors back to the market late in the day, however, and prices began to move sharply higher as the Imperial Palace said that the emperor's condition had stabilized. +He says he believes the current free fall is a correction rather than a crash. +"It's so much easier to keep track of companies in your local area," she says. +Summerchild wasn't, as suspected, engaged in counterrevolutionary or any other traditionally subversive activity. +Other predictions ranged as high as 20 million. +The company plans to spend Pounds 16m on marketing this year, of which Pounds 9m will be earmarked for advertising, against Pounds 9.5m last time. Mr Wood said that he was considering a range of new services and products. +The announcement also comes just weeks after the relaxing by Western nations of high-technology export controls. +Fights also brew over Reagan proposals to cut urban grants and transportation. +"I made a very naive young-man's mistake. +Brazil already had some environmental-protection laws in place, but because of the country's vast size, deteriorating economic situation and scarcity of real enforcement power, the laws were largely ignored. +Warsaw Pact allies of the Soviet Union demonstrate markedly different degrees of commitment to the human rights protections spelled out in the Vienna accord. +Additionally, Orange County voters showed that the rhetoric against development is just rhetoric by badly defeating a slow-growth ballot. +The household-products maker, which has owned the 25-acre site since 1847, plans 1500 residential units, five million to six million square feet of office space and a 400-room hotel. +At year end, Walgreen operated 1,646 stores. +And there is no sign of that letting up; Ford said in a separate announcement yesterday that it was expanding existing incentive programs to include its Mustang, Tempo, and Mercury Topaz models. +Broadway dancer Elizabeth Duggan has died of cancer, less than a month after the death of her husband, actor Andrew Duggan, relatives said. +Aspin's call Wednesday for Defense Secretary Frank C. Carlucci to order "absolutely no contracts signed for 60 days (or) six weeks" with companies implicated in the criminal investigation was rejected Thursday by the Pentagon. +Development companies like Mountleigh and Rosehaugh, which collapsed last year, shared Speyhawk's fundamental predicament. +Inevitably some of the investments now being made will in the future look to have been a monstrous waste. Mr Richard Bodmin, head of strategy at AT&T, the biggest US long-distance phone company, says that the duplication is necessary. +Guccione's only evidence to contradict Thoreson was his word, Wilk noted. +Staying with drama as our example, there is a bleak absence of passion, personal communication, and vision. +The FDA has since decided the beagle dog was not an appropriate animal model for predicting cancer effects in humans. The drug is, however, already on the US market for use in treating kidney and endometrial cancers. +Ditto for the antique horse hair clipper, the 1928 Buick radiator cap, the table lamp mounted on a Uruguayan firefighter's helmet, and the tractor tire shoes with the words "love" and "peace" inscribed on the soles. +But the court said that America West's inability to purchase slots at the two airports wasn't caused by the merger and wouldn't be cured by overturning it. +If all of the 15.75 million shares are sold, Hanson will retain approximately 46.3 percent of the stock in Smith Corona. +People who drink heavily can develop chronic tolerances and the children of alcoholics are sometimes innately tolerant of the drug, he said. +And another scientist said the research provides only suggestive evidence for the idea that the protein deposits come from a blood-borne source. +If this is not the time to stand and fight, when? His tough talk underscored the hard-line stance taken by other senior officials earlier in the day's stormy parliament session. +A year later, inspired by a radio commercial for Kellogg's Rice Krispies, he created the gnomelike characters of Snap, Crackle and Pop. +An estimated 70,000 Salvadorans, most of them civilians, have been killed in the conflict. +Not only did Mr. Abedi provide a hundi-like system in the developing world, but he was quick to make loans to longtime friends, a common practice in Pakistan. +But in a sense, it did not matter much. +The next meeting was planned for Rome during the first two weeks of November. +Belafonte said the South African government would not allow him to go to the country to record, but musicians there recorded their work secretly and sent it to him in New York, ANSA reported. +The report also showed refugees in Swedish buses that were loaded onto a ferry. +Allstate's announcement is the latest shot fired in an escalating war between the insurance industry and states regarding insurance regulations. +By Curt Anderson, Associated Press writer Impressions of a Spanish film star on her first glimpse of Hollywood: "I am a little afraid of this city. +At a meeting of the Korean Military Armistice Commission at this truce village, North Korean delegate Maj. Gen. +This scenario will be recognizable to every Soviet citizen. +Macmillan Publishing's debt will total $772.4 million and Macmillan Information's $940 million. +We need only one language," said Vasily Nestase, another People's Front member. +Once again, the State Department stiff-armed a request this week by Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega for a high-level meeting. +WPPSS defaulted in 1983 on $2.25 billion of bonds issued to finance two subsequently scrapped nuclear power plants, Units 4 and 5. The SEC began its investigation into transactions in WPPSS securities in 1984. +Mandela also has said he supports Israel's right to exist. +"He's a kid forever as far as I'm concerned," said Ed Stack, president of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. "Ted's very much a young person. +A citation went to Jeff Widener for his photo of a Chinese man standing in front of a line of tanks. +Earnings have been hammered as a result. +Chairman Kim's ultimate answer to all these disagreements was to try to circumvent his giant partner. +At least 16 of the sexual assaults occurred in San Diego, half of them at small motels. +The 18-year-old plane is the oldest 747 in United's jumbo jet fleet. +Bennett, who has said Chicago schools are in an "education meltdown," toured two public schools there last Wednesday at the invitation of Jacqueline Vaughn, president of the Chicago Teachers Union. +The town flourished in the Middle Ages, and the remains of a palace for Hungarian queens are still in evidence. +He noted that Marubeni has had business links with Nissan in the past. +Many basic goods are no longer available to all. +'Why are you seeing a foreigner. +"He said he doesn't want to be among the walking dead," said Raymond Carl Kinnamon. "He's happy as a lark on Easter Sunday. +United Technologies quickly had its Pratt & Whitney division seek a court injunction against JES Air in Singapore. +Precious metals futures surged on New York's Commodity Exchange _ ending six consecutive weeks of decline. +Depending on the type, implants can cost as little as $600 for a single tooth or as much as $10,000 for a full upper or lower arch, and some procedures are covered by Medicare. +Between Oct. 30 and Nov. 20, the OMIA purchased securities at the rate of $25 million a week. +Not yet." Rabin said he did not see the rock hurled Thursday but said about 80 percent of the violence in Gaza involved stone-throwing. +Prudential-Bache Securities Inc., a unit of Prudential Insurance Co. of America, led the rankings for the latest 12 months, with an estimated return of 18.4%. +The container, which will contain Coors or Coors Light, is packaged in a box with a plastic liner to hold ice. +Contrary to the doom-and-gloomers, he says, the longest U.S. peacetime expansion didn't bypass the industrial sector. +He says none of those loans have had to be renegotiated. +Fund managers also have hired their own staff to help nationalist communities apply for grants. +Andreotti has said his coalition must act quickly to stem a budget deficit and make Italy more efficient so it can compete in the integrated European market, set for 1992. +It is expected to go public at 31 to 40 times the 24 cents a share earned by the company on a pro-forma basis for the 12 months ended March 31, according to New Issues. +All things being equal, says GOP theoretician Kevin Phillips, Mr. Bush should win in a close call next Tuesday. +TWA had budgeted $47 million for its U.S. advertising efforts this year. +Or they may work only for the Japanese. +It is loaded with insights that could equally fit into books on abnormal psychiatry, industrial sociology, linguistics, anthropology and medieval history. +In the year-earlier period, Halliburton had a $488.7 million after-tax write-down of oil and gas assets and related investments. +Cincinnati's worst happened in 1838 when the Moselle blew its boilers trying to overtake the Tribune. +But Brady has been much less of an activist in this area, generally choosing to play down concerns that the dollar's strength was threatening to abort improvements in the U.S. trade deficit. +"It helps them to upgrade the MD-80 market to a market that needs more range, greater seating capacity and better fuel efficiency." +"But as you shrink, some of those jobs never come back. +It is both his greatest strength and his most glaring weakness. +The wiretap transcript indicates Armtec already had paid part of the expenses, NBC said. +"Funerals seem to be a place where people can meet without too much being written into it," Scalapino wrote recently. "It doesn't seem contrived." John F. Kennedy's funeral provided the setting for many high-level meetings in Washington. +Bell & Howell closed at $67.75, up 25 cents, in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange. +News Corp. said that in 1997, note-holders may require the company to purchase their notes, and the company may elect to pay them in cash, ADRs or a combination of both. +Such ideas do not require more money, he said. +Florida Gov. Martinez still trails for re-election, despite Bush visits. +New York based J.T. Moran, founded in 1986, specialized in making markets in lowpriced stocks. +In photography, amateur Ron Olshwanger won for a spot news picture in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch of a firefighter giving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to a child pulled from a burning building. +Mr. Icahn was rumored Friday to have also acquired a stake in Pennzoil. +Col. Oliver North is scheduled to appear today before congressional Iran-Contra investigators, who believe North directed Hall to doctor as many as seven documents and shred others. +"A Christmas CArol" (1938): A compassionate look at Scrooge, starring Reginald Owen and GEne Lockhart. +The issue would mark the first sale of such bonds by a Persian Gulf nation. +The later dollar purchases, arranged July 16 for yen, also were done in spot and forward transactions, with $1 billion for yen settling July 18 and the rest to be settled in the August-October period. +East German craftsmen and bakers, for example, often take jobs that many young West Germans snub. +He had won a presidential election by a plurality but not a majority, as the opposition vote was split by two candidates, Kim Dae-jung and Kim Young-sam. +Mr. Poehl, even as he supports the slower evolution inherent in the Major plan, apparently isn't keen about the 13th-currency idea. +Personal income rose 0.2 per cent and personal spending by 0.5 per cent last month, both signs of a healthier economy. +The technological revolution had accentuated Europe's economic weakness. +The protests prompted Bendjedid to promise a more liberal political system and less central control. +The walkout by leftist unions, which began Wednesday and was suspended Friday, has been marked by attacks on public transport. +But the HDL and LDL levels of women who were administered hormone supplements were basically unchanged. +Analysts expect Bankers Trust to set aside in the range of $750 million and Wells Fargo to add $300 million to $500 million, based on a developing industry pattern of banks building reserves equal to about 25% of their Third World exposure. +If the plan is approved, one new share would be issued for each share outstanding May 5 and distributed to holders May 20. +The union has filed suit to overturn portions of the agreement that block it from making a bid. +Lenders who keep the loans also gamble rates won't rise much, since they make the loans at only about a percentage point above their cost, roughly half the margin for conventional loans. +Temperatures around the nation at 3 p.m. EDT ranged from 61 degrees at Fort Ord to 108 degrees at Redding, both in California. The nation's low Wednesday morning was 34 degrees at West Yellowstone, Mont. +It is arrived at by giving each campus a 'target' consisting of the number of drop-outs it would have if its students had conformed to the national averages for the particular groups of subjects they studied. +More than 20,000 people have died in political violence since the Shining Path took up arms in 1980. +The reason: "People just don't have the pent-up demand for goods that they did in 1983," she says. +Inspired by better snowmaking technology and growing attendance, ski resorts in the Northeast are spending millions of dollars in what industry officials call the region's greatest expansion since the 1960s. +As officers secured the area, they heard a gunshot, Loman said. +The Arts Council department handing this sector has expanded to around 30 people in the last two years. +The Chicago Merc is reacting in part to competitive pressure from its crosstown rival, the Chicago Board of Trade. +And there are the symphony's 12 recordings on the Los Angeles-based Delos label, ranging from Richard Wagner and Robert Schumann to the 20th-century American composers Walter Piston and Howard Hanson. +In 1977, 29 people, including the entire University of Evansville basketball team, died when their DC-3 crashed after takeoff from Evansville, Ind. +Orders for nondefense capital goods, a significant barometer of business investment, edged up just 0.1% in February after falling 8.6% in January. +U.S. economic and military aid reached nearly $2 million a day. Opponents decried what they called the president's subservience to the United States. +Currently, however, most of the tour companies are American and thus the federal government could do much to limit environmental damage, it said. +Social Security is already the biggest holder of federal debt, and its share grows weekly. +Bank board officials said they expect MeraBank Texas to consolidate all its operations in Texas within six to nine months. +He also sounded a defiant note, urging Arabs to rise up and overthrow leaders in countries aligned against him. +She said it was time to re-examine Manila's policies. +(18) "Dear John," NBC, 12.3. +The dependence on trade is well below that in more populous - and richer - countries, such as France (where it is 22 per cent), not to mention western Germany (33 per cent) or the Netherlands (55 per cent). +The Fed has set the same monitoring range for debt for this year. +"I'm asking the healthy businesses to find a number that they are willing to invest in this situation in the hopes that it will work out. +The company hopes to persuade patients' insurance companies to come up with the rest, although insurance companies as a rule do not reimburse patients for experimental treatments. +John R. MacLean, president of Union Carbide Industrial Gases Corp. +It said the Central Committee would continue to assess the activities of unofficial nationalist movements. +"The programs stink," said Frank Calzon, a Cuban exile who is a TV Marti supporter and Washington director of a pro-democracy group called Freedom House. +But the slowdown in money-supply growth now worries Mr. Woodworth. +But Judge Gesell hasn't yet given Lawrence Walsh the news that the immunity and discovery problems won't go away after the election, that they mean there can never be a trial. +But siren blasts gave the 1,800 residents here precious minutes to take shelter, and none was killed. +Restricting access to the office makes it less rewarding for a data intruder to chase up those code-words. +Revenue came to $1.5 billion, up from $1.26 billion a year earlier. +But the strength of the D-Mark against other European currencies - yesterday the French franc again fell below its old intervention floor - suggests Germany cannot remain insouciant. +Analysts are having difficulty with their projections because prices of livestock feed and cattle fluctuated widely in July when the drought eased temporarily. +Foisie said in an interim report that having a civilian be the top news executive would make the paper less vulnerable to charges that the military censors it. +No decision has been made." Arafat has denied any PLO involvement in last month's raid but has not condemned the act outright. +"This isn't something you have to do tomorrow," says Mr. Nordberg, who's based in New York. +Mosbacher and Bush, both the offspring of wealthy Eastern families, chose to seek their own fortunes in Texas. +She was immensely supportive of Roger Fry when he was being reviled for organising the first post-impressionist exhibition in London, and she helped him in the formation of the Contemporary Art Society. +I don't believe there was any cause for concern." He declined to go into details of what was done to correct the problems, saying such matters were classified. +Kostin said the government has been cooperative in allowing him to show the photographs and to travel with the exhibit. +Saudi Arabia has always avoided allowing U.S. forces openly into the country out of fear their presence would help an internal opposition jell. +"If you have a company with a substantial amount of revenues related to aircraft, with fewer and fewer new military programs coming on line, then these guys will have to redirect their future somewhere," he said. +According to the ABC News report, Israeli troops demolished Dakdouk's home on June 16 on grounds he had thrown a firebomb at a bus. +Other analysts, owever, worry that steeper declines could scare off the foreign investors the United States has come to depend on to finance its borrowing needs and could run the risk of igniting a new inflationary spiral. +How can you make a name for yourself? The greater the numbers of subjects and the greater the time-span, the greater is the chance of achieving a statistically significant result. +Receding waters have exposed cracked river banks and beach-like expanses where barges sit mired, their crews restlessly hoping for an unlikely rain. +Continuum, a computer services company, said the acquisition is subject to the signing of a definitive agreement and approval by shareholders of Computations, an Australian computer services company that focuses primarily on the insurance industry. +Hill has changed them." Despite the anger that began to mount, Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell of Maine at first held fast to the notion that Senate rules required a vote on the Thomas nomination be held last night. +The Home Economist, a bulk food store in suburban Arlington Heights, has been out of oat bran for a month and manager Karen Shinville doesn't know when she will get more. +An earthquake of 6 on the Richter scale can cause severe damage in the local area. +It also anticipates breaking even over the entire year. +So far, 386 have returned voluntarily to Vietnam and another 600 to 700 have agreed to, he said. +Blair said she will remain publisher in Taos but will spend most of her time working in Santa Fe. +Instead, the explosives were detonated by Mossad to avert the hijacking, the B.T. version ran. +Though the Central America package was the heart of the administration's initial request, the underlying bill, which passed easily, has grown to include a laundry list of domestic appropriations offset largely by reductions from the Pentagon. +Hundreds of billions of dollars are at stake." Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine, would not venture an opinion Monday on "how the substance abuse issue will affect the vote." +It reflects values of a generation that wants more time for families and personal interests, says John H. Moxley III, who directs physician-executive searches for Korn/Ferry International. +It couldn't afford food imports; it needed the foreign exchange for the machines and equipment that could bring China into the 20th century. +"The continued existence of the armed forces is not a subject of discussion," the president said after last month's five-day round of negotiations. +The women claim Burt performed the surgery either without their consent or by fraudulently obtaining their consent. +A year ago, ABC began "PrimeTime Live" with a duo some called Fire & Ice _ Sam Donaldson and Diane Sawyer. +The crowd roared in approval as he called on the Soviet Union, East Germany and Bulgaria to join Poland and Hungary in apologizing for participating in the Warsaw Pact invasion that crushed his reforms movement. +Brazil returned to civilian rule under Sarney in 1985 after 21 years of military rule. +I don't want to lose the group. +Other magazine publishing companies have been moving in the same direction. +Instead, it is run as if boosting farm income were the only goal. +Dealers said selling pressure remained minimal. "Any decent line of stock up for sale at a reasonable price sells pretty quickly," one trader said. +London share prices closed higher, supported by favorable U.K. economic news and modestly bullish sentiment. +We are hoping they got into problems with the weather and diverted somewhere." There were conflicting accounts of who was aboard the plane. +He will have a staff of 50 and will report to Phil Wise, general manager of group strategy and communications - the third person in that job in the past 18 months. Lewis, an Oxford graduate and Fulbright scholar, is well regarded as a City PR man. +Opposition leaders said Sunday they plan to introduce a bill calling for abolition of the tax, which could lead to a parliamentary stalemate because of the opposition's control of the upper house. +The shares rose 7 to 266p on healthy turnover of 2.4m. Yorkshire Chemicals declined 7 to 283p after a number of houses, including BZW and Goldman Sachs, cut profits forecasts. +Channel Holdings interim pre-tax loss was Pounds 19,028 (loss of Pounds 1,322) and not Pounds 19m (Pounds 13.2m) as reported yesterday. +After initially testing at a rate of five million cubic feet of natural gas, the stabilized rates increased to 23.5 million cubic feet of gas a day. +By June 1968, it was the big hit of the year." How does he want to be remembered? "He played his part well," he said. +He said the forest fire smoke in California actually intensified the temperature inversion that caused the smoke to hang in the air for weeks. +De Beers said it would retain a 9.5 percent stake in Centenary. +The numbers are then seasonally adjusted. +A milky resin flows from the lacerations and turns into a brown, gummy material that is then dried and pulverized to make powdered opium. +As measured by Wilshire Associates' index of more than 5,000 actively traded stocks, the market fell $3.714 billion, or 0.11 percent, in value. +Today, more than 80% of black college students are enrolled in predominantly white institutions. +Thunderstorms battered parts of Missouri and Kansas today, with more than 7 inches of rain in places flooding streets and closing some rural roads. +Separately, Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc., a unit of American Express Corp., unveiled its own certificates of deposit with returns linked to the S&P 500 index in either direction. +WerBell called himself an advisor to the Green Berets in Vietnam and a retired general of the Royal Free Afghan Army, according to promotional material from his counterterrorism firm, Sionics Inc., released by the Sheriff's Department. +The New York mission is the only real footing Yasser Arafat's group has in the United States, which shuns the PLO as a matter of policy as a promoter of terrorism against Americans and Israelis. +As part of its program of liberalization of Japan's capital markets, the ministry plans to "auction" 20% of each month's issue of 10-year bonds. +Reviewing the local and FBI lab tests could take several weeks, he said. +Chrysler said it will offer rebates of $300 to $1,000 on selected new cars and trucks. +Communist Party leader Milos Jakes condemned the social reforms that were crushed by Soviet-led troops 20 years ago, and said the nation will maintain central planning of the economy. +"What we're really trying to do is to protect our natural heritage," said John Sawhill, the conservancy's new president and former federal energy chief. +Lawmakers negotiated with the armed men, who demanded their members be allowed to leave with their weapons so they could join legal military forces under the government's jurisdiction, Tass said. +If nothing else, it's a lesson in Economics 101: University of Texas junior Chuck Falgout invested $21 in lecture notes and turned a possible F into a B in biology. +The IRS Commissioner's Advisory Group of outside tax experts posed that question last year. +ICI is not going to make the investment required to be one of them. Another error of the 1980s, as ICI moved away from bulk commodity chemicals, was to expand into too wide a range of higher value-added products. +The replacement of West German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg by Theo Waigel spurred European currencies because Waigel opposes a 10 percent withholding tax on interest income. +This week's strength in bonds evidently has helped ease the fears of higher interest rates that weighed down stock-market investors the past few weeks, Joseph H. Barthel, director of technical strategy at Butcher & Singer, Philadelphia, said. +Conner Peripherals fell 1 1/2 to 19 1/2. +It can take the rest wherever it pleases," Tinker wrote of Thursday's performance. +It is offered by the flagship banks of New York's Manufacturers Hanover Corp. in the one-year maturity only. +The suspect resided locally, he said. +Sunday _ Voters give LDP a stinging electoral defeat, as the party loses control in the upper house of Parliament for the first time in 34 years. +To meet the cap, some of the countries would have to cut production. +Bank of America said Euromoney Publications PLC agreed to market a series of international economic reports published by the bank. +The same policy could be adopted in Britain. Finally, you might have drawn attention to the lack of any transport policy framework in Britain within which the railways are to fit. +The administration clearly is using the money as leverage to pressure the Hondurans into continuing to host the Contra camps along their border with Nicaragua and into opposing demobilization, he said. +I had that opportunity and I would want the same thing for them. +Publisher Rupert Murdoch says he's selling his Boston television station because of his "great uncertainty" over renewal of his exemption from the federal ban on ownership of a newspaper and TV station in the same city. +"His neighbors aren't trying to kill him, and he isn't so far ahead of the pack on the peace process with Israel as he used to be." +One of the Magellan spacecraft's backup computers rejected commands when a memory chip failed, but the glitch won't hurt the $744 million exploration of Venus, engineers say. +It said the army "detained suspects and brought them for investigation" to the security zone. +The board's nominating committee promptly squelched Benson Jr.'s hopes in a unanimous decision not to recommend him. +More radioactive radium was released into an aquifer under the plant than had been realized, increasing the potential health threat to nearby residents, state officials said. +Kroger's plan, which was publicly proposed Sept. 13, would pay company shareholders $40 a share in cash, plus securities valued at $8 and publicly traded stock worth between $5 and $10. +Former Navy Secretary James H. Webb never approached Defense Secretary Frank C. Carlucci to complain about proposed Navy budget cuts before Webb quit in anger, Carlucci told Congress on Wednesday. +It said the tracking proposals were part of an "NCIC 2000" blueprint for updating the system, prepared for the FBI under contract by the MITRE Corp. +The group reiterated yesterday that there would be no change in strategy. But the pressures persist. +And Time's involvement, adds Mr. Levine, "will provoke a lot of advertisers to think about this process a lot more seriously." +The gene was found in all other animals tested, including a primitive worm, indicating that its function is so important that nature has preserved it throughout three billion years of evolution. +He was named the chief minister after his father resigned from the post to join the federal government as deputy prime minister. +Turkey's tourism minister, Ilhan Akuzum, also attended. +The rationale behind collaboration is that aircraft makers believe there is unlikely to be room in the market for more than one very large airliner. +Although crossing the border without legal documents is the risky part, those who've worked in the same job in the United States since before 1982 don't have to show employers their documents. +"There's a substantial effort throughout the nation of getting the criminal off the street and to win the war against drugs and put the drug pushers away," he said. +Shell had ignored a federal requirement to monitor the drainage system before making discharges, allong discharges to go directly into state waters. +The Agatha Christie property, which includes hardcover, paperback and some miscellaneous rights, is said to be its second-biggest profit center. +I remember thinking, `Wouldn't it be great if people might want to hear my songs, come to a club and see me play?"' His appeal widened in 1976 with "The Pretender." +Pennsylvania law entitles a plaintiff to compensation for all medical expenses, plus likely future ones. +The aircraft later took off for China but the hijackers remained in Taiwan, a military spokesman said. +Mr. Olijnyk looks at the work of about 500 artists each year. +That has not happened. Mr Matiukhin survives mainly because he is responsible not to the government but to parliament. +It wants both, and thinks that by asking the South Bank to market its programme better it can square the circle. In fact Snowman is now trying to boost audiences, which have fallen to a disastrous 60 per cent at the Festival Hall. +The vice president's proposal, which he first described on Tuesday, would allow people to deposit up to $1,000 annually in a special savings account and defer taxes on the interest if the money was kept in the account for a minimum of five years. +The firm's U.S. affiliate, Touche Ross & Co., found that out after issuing a solvency letter to Southland Corp. +And although the company had been exploring new products and new markets, "its toe-in-the-water approach would hurt it somewhere down the road," says Charles E. Taylor Jr., an analyst at Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. +Anti-smoking advocates are also pressing state public health officials to ban the product. +Former President Richard Nixon gave an encouraging talk to several hundred drug rehabilitation patients, then sat down at the piano. +The problems were uncovered by Hutton's new head fixed-income trader, Mark Kessenich, and further exposed by a general review of all Hutton's securities products, Mr. Rittereiser said. +James Rosenberg, analyst at Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc., called the drop in First Fidelity's stock an overreaction to the fact that First Fidelity is no longer a takeover candidate. +Solidarity spokesman Piotr Niemczyk said workers at the Lenin shipyard in this Baltic port met this morning and approved Walesa's request. +Soon, there will be just one working mine in the entire principality. There is a feeling of growing confidence in Wales, exemplified by the national garden festival near Ebbw Vale that ends early next month. +One of the legislators, Rep. Alvin Holmes, said no decision had been made on an appeal, but he hopes the case is taken to the U.S. Supreme Court. +A federal district court allowed the lawsuit to proceed as a class action but dismissed the case before trial. +One of the coup leaders was Gregorio "Gringo" Honasan, a cashiered lieutenant colonel who once supported Mrs. Aquino but later led an August 1987 attempt to overthrow her. +"They basically outlined three options," Walker, the ranking Republican member of the House space science subcommittee, said in an interview. +Dealer decisions on how much inventory to carry have a direct impact on production schedules. +In Zurich, the bid price was $412.50, up from $412.30 bid late Monday. +Distracted by violence and street life, many children lose interest in school by the third or fourth grade. Chicago, the third-largest city in the US, is also the most segregated. +Why should they do it now?" An accused murderer killed himself while being held at a psychiatric institute by driving two ballpoint pens through his heart, a corner's jury has ruled. +In 1985 he was working as the executive chef at a suburban Holiday Inn here. +They decided to return to work at all but one mine after hearings on the illegal strike began in regional court, said strike committee member Sergei Masolovich. +But critics questioned how he could reconcile promises to set up expensive new programs while also claiming to be a fiscal conservative who would balance the budget. +It says it would be prepared to hold democratic elections, a novel experience for Mozambique. +The report did not say when their visits took place. +They asked for financial assistance to help pay for his defense. +Price is expected to lead the new government, to be announced Wednesday. +"We're backed by a presidential decree and humanitarian reasons. +The government criticized the story in a 1,500 word letter that the Journal refused to print in full. +But Sgt. Tom Skala of the police homicide division said it is not known whether the blazes were related. +Meanwhile, a conference of intellectuals and human-rights activists proposed Nobel Peace laureate Andrei Sakharov as a candidate for the Soviet parliament. +To a lesser degree, she says, fear of flying is caused by fear of heights and fear of crashing. +When she began training 10 years ago, midwives could get licensed by passing a written test, but the law was revoked in 1980. +Moreover, grousing about inadequate federal aid, especially in health care and transportation, is far louder than the complaints about high taxes. +What's the latest forecast for 1988 car sales? +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Motor Club of America shares closed at $16, down $1. +Even liberals should be able to resolve themselves to a Justice Thomas, who would know his job is the law and not politics. +Doherty testified that he resigned from the IRA when he came to the United States and has had no contact with its members. +Many big Wall Street brokerage firms who eliminated their research effort in stocks of emerging growth companies a few years ago are now resuming coverage of this area, he notes. +MR JONATHAN Aitken, the defence procurement minister, was warned yesterday about the future of Swan Hunter. +This was accepted by Prof Littlechild. +Citicorp sticks out like a lightning rod in the storm surrounding bank stocks. +A department store manager in Wuhan claimed following the socialist road was the key to his store's success. +Yet Mr. Bush dropped plans to see King Hussein late last year in Europe because of pique at another speech the king had given that was critical of the U.S. and sympathetic to Iraq. +And it had never occurred to her that she could make a major purchase without her husband's approval. "It's one of the basic things most women can't do - they can't write a big check without asking their husbands. +Eastern Airlines is telling a federal judge that his order prohibiting the carrier from selling its East Coast air shuttle service plunges the financially troubled company into even deeper problems. +Namibians will vote for a 72-member constituent assembly, with members chosen in proportion to the number of votes their party receives. +They threw out the convictions by detecting an anti-Colombian bias in Judge Constantino's comments about the fate of judges in Colombia. +Police blocked about 50 people from marching on a courthouse today to protest the trial of 14 alleged African National Congress members who have accused police of torture. +Before the escorts started, Navy divers hauled about a dozen mines out of Kuwait's harbor. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Josephson shares closed at $12, down 50 cents. +An all-white jury found him guilty in a second trial. +The seeds are then fertilized by the ash of the burned parent trees, and the lodgepole life cycle continues. +A file server is the coordinating computer in a network; among many other tasks, it hands out data to the other computers, called clients, in the network. +About 65% of the Chileans coming to Sweden are allowed to stay, even though many are rejected for asylum, he said. +Comex gold futures volume jumped to 826,585 contracts in April, from 492,857 last year. +Speaking at a joint press conference with Mr Reynolds, he said the declaration 'closes no doors except the door to violence and illegality. +Questions about that account were first raised in 1987 when a memo by Bush's national security aide, Col. Samuel J. Watson, was released by the Iran-Contra investigating committee. +It said democracy, the rule of law and openness must predominate. +"He said he was having an argument with his mother over whether he was using narcotics or not," Baldwin said. +That makes it seem that Israel is deliberately flouting the administration position that a postwar Middle East arrangement requires the trading of Israeli-occupied Palestinian lands for peace. +"It's a unique route to choose," said James E. Spiotto, a partner in the Chicago law firm of Chapman & Cutler and an expert on municipal bankruptcy. +Along the way, Galileo will obtain fly-by data about the moon, Venus and at least one asteroid, Gaspra. +Nationalism is prominent in his lexicon of dangerous words. +"I really want to go to PTL so I can understand what it's all about," she said. "It's like trying to find your real father." She said she was saddened when the television ministry fell on hard times following the revelation of the tryst. +The floods also injured at least 90 people and forced thousands to flee their homes in the huge island's western province of Bengkulu, the Suara Pembaruan newspaper reported. +But not all documents can be easily altered or summarized and Gesell said he won't spend much time on that process, particularly since Walsh says 50,000 pages are relevant to the case. +He was freed in 1984. +The client died in May. +On a series of separate points, the assistant secretary found himself at odds with the testimony of prior witnesses. +In the attack, gunmen firing from a car fatally shot a youth and a beer deliveryman, both Catholics. +Richard said he believed his employer, a law firm, used its employee health program to discover his alcohol addiction and find a way to fire him. +North, a former National Security Council aide and retired Marine officer, was ordered to perform 1,200 hours of community service for his Iran-Contra convictions. +Baka and Orzechowski remain members of the Politburo. +Hardiman explained that in the NASDAQ system in this country, every trade is reported and disseminated within 90 seconds of its execution. +A fourth company, Ashland Oil Inc. said operating earnings rose steeply, although net was virtually flat. +I say I'm doing Clark Gable. +Pre-tax profit more than quintupled, to 40.46 billion yen from 7.98 billion yen. +But since "B-Day" on March 1, when strong beer flowed legally for the first time in 74 years, the police have reported no increase in drunken driving and bar owners say people still restrict their hard drinking to weekends. +And he said the decline of nuclear power could lead to darker days and nights ahead. +The statement said government officials had "well-founded hopes" of announcing today both an agreement that would resolve the labor crisis and a new plan to attack inflation. +The monopoly has been used in past years to retaliate against newspapers that failed to toe the government or ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party's line by making it difficult or expensive for dissidents to buy newsprint elsewhere. +Before the program began in 1986, peregrines had not been seen in Illinois for 35 years, wiped out by pesticides that damaged their ability to reproduce, Ms. Byre said in a telephone interview. +Those who have contributed more to women's pensions because they will draw them longer after retirement will, apparently, have to stop. +The transaction had been anticipated by industry observers, and comes on the heels of the order by American, a unit of Dallas-based AMR Corp. +The Post ran the story. +Webster, 25 when she disappeared, had just returned to Boston from a Thanksgiving visit with family members in New Jersey. +This ruling was handed down in June 1992, when the court determined that the Meriam people in the Torres Strait were holders of native title on about nine square kilometres of land. +Mr Charles Kennedy, Liberal Democrat president (above, left), described the stance as 'a very reckless game'. He suggested that political expediency might have motivated Labour's plumping for the alternative member electoral system of PR. +"Over the next several weeks I will be engaged in an intensive analysis of the property in order to determine their best possible use from a business and financial standpoint," he said. +We four passengers gather behind the car and push as fast as we can. +Pleasant's future growth may also be limited if it continues to restrict itself to a relatively small customer base. +A poem published with the decree said: "Well, goodbye Kalinin. You were just a pseudonym of our returning Tver." Now, even the newspaper will have to call itself something else. +Toshiba plans to buy a plant from Lampyre S.A., a French lamp maker. +These alone probably formed as rich a vein of funds as the big public works projects now under investigation. +If the House impeaches Hastings, which would be tantamount to an indictment, a Senate trial would be held. +Attorney Brad Bunnon said the recordings and other records taken from psychologist Jerome Oziel's office after police served search warrants March 8 "were not turned over voluntarily" and should not be admissible in a trial. +Five days earlier, then-Communist Party chief Milos Jakes and all the other hard-liners responsible for the post-1968 crackdown lost their seats on the ruling Politburo. +Trench's mistake was to remove the sadistic ritual behind flogging, with a praeposter and a college porter to assist in the bare-bottomed assault with a birch. +Software makers are bogged down by the copyrights they must pin down for the thousands of images they put on a typical disk. +"I'd rather not go into any details of who's up and down," Baker said. +The painter and the writer had both been adopted as significant manifestations of the spirit of Existentialism by Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir. +"To massively overhaul the tax code and do nothing about the deficit just doesn't make sense," he insists. +When stocks crashed last month, most economists agreed that the economy was still expanding, although slowly, and that a new recession wouldn't set in until late next year or in 1989. +The decision to unveil the plane was prompted in part by Air Force plans to display publicly its new B-2 Stealth bomber on Nov. 22, said defense officials who asked not to be named. +The pope will also stop in Chalco, a poor suburb of Mexico City and the site of a well-known shrine. +It now offers 30 regional editions, it very recently began running ads adjacent to articles, and it has been beefing up its sales force. +Separately, the Energy Department doesn't expect to tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserve until next month at the earliest, barring more fighting. +The Series A bonds are priced to yield from 4.20% in 1993 to 5.95% in 2003. +Redemption is subject to receipt of proceeds from its previously announced issue of $55 million of new first mortgage bonds, due "on or about" the beginning of April. +The provision appears on the latest results as an extraordinary loss. +Few of the reforms could have been applied moderately. Price liberalisation. +Michelle Ortiz, 15, told the Times that about 20 youths were hanging out in a park before the shooting. +In another incident, Fitzwater said White House chief of staff Jon Sununu was "verbally attacked" when he complained about the earlier occurrences. +The company also announced the formation of a nominations committee, which will be responsible for nominating candidates for the group board. +The Fish and Wildlife Service added 59 species to the list of endangered and threatened species last year, the second highest total ever, the service said Thursday. +Treat them like royalty." When they arrive at Mount Vernon in the summer, passengers are presented with flowers, usually fresh daisies. +Complicating the issue is South Dakota's recent decision to file a federal lawsuit sometime soon against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to force it to keep more water in strapped reservoirs in the north. +Leopards and llamas and doves. +The Securities and Exchange Commission charged Melvin N. Pomerantz, a Texas businessman, with insider trading in the stock of SFN Cos. in 1984. +Lomak Petroleum Inc. said it agreed to buy Strata Corp. for cash and warrants. +The government will announce this morning both the March U.S. producer price index, an important measure of inflation, and March industrial production, a measure of the economy's strength. +In Changsha, capital of Hu's home province of Hunan, rioters looted 28 shops, Xinhua said. +Both were struck in the head with rubber-coated steel bullets, they said. +In other developments: _Defense Minister Magnus Malan told Parliament the military was considering integrating some army units. +But there is no doubt that the fire is seen by the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead as another blow to tourism on which the area is heavily dependent, and which has been battered by recession. +Profit at the magazines unit would have been up slightly without the costs of starting its Entertainment Weekly publication. +Mr. Gregory expects the Bank of Canada to loosen interest rates near the end of the summer in response to slowing economic growth and an easing of inflationary pressures. +When air terrorism became a problem in the late 1960s, authorities responded by transforming airports into fortresses. +Ribavirin is approved for the treatment of children with a certain severe respiratory virus. +But then he said something with which I did agree. +He relates it with such sincerity that you want to believe him. +This attempt to preserve public confidence in the deposit-insurance contract resulted in a disastrous series of accounting games, regulatory forbearances and delayed closure decisions that ultimately magnified the size and scope of the original disaster. +Miraculously rescued by an American submarine that just had been deployed, he had 30 days of the sort of combat that earned the submarine commander the Silver Star. +House Speaker Jim Wright said today he favors passage of legislation this session that would apply the first-ever lobbying restrictions to former members of Congress and ex-congressional staffers. +Counselors came to classrooms, asking students to write down their feelings and share their thoughts with friends and family. +The subcommittee has also heard conflicting testimony about the role of former HUD Secretary Samuel R. Pierce Jr. in the awarding of grants. +Solovyov also ignored calls for his resignation and the issues raised during the election campaign, which brought thousands of Leningraders into the streets for public meetings. +"It just shows a strong sort of grassroots, institutionalized effort to take on the problem of tobacco use," he said. "There's been a general shift in the social attitude. +By law, Bush told a news conference, the economic sanctions enacted in 1986 "remain on until the South Africans have taken certain steps" beyond just the release of the imprisoned black nationalist leader. +Delta said net income fell 63% to $31.3 million, or 48 cents a share, from $85 million, or $1.73 a share, a year earlier. +A 27-year-old man was arrested Friday on suspicion of kidnapping and murdering a girl in central Japan, police said. +Longer term, Smith & Nephew is well placed in markets with strong growth potential - cost-effective healthcare. +Sir Gordon indicated yesterday that Hickson expected 'relative stability and consolidation' in 1993, in spite of a US recovery. +Davila said Hu paid Creque $5,000 each _ or up to $1 million _ for more than 200 illegal Chinese immigrants Creque allowed to enter the Caribbean territory and continue on to the the mainland United States last year. +The union that represents career diplomats is taking legal steps to combat what it calls a disturbing pattern by the White House of appointing incompetents to key ambassadorships. +Bryan had frequent meetings with Borman during the former astronaut's 15 years at Eastern, but he says he's never heard a word from Lorenzo and has gotten no more than "a cold-fish handshake" from Bakes. +The friction among international securities firms likely will surface this week when the Association of International Bond Dealers, the Euromarket's preeminent industry group, meets in Oslo. +"They're finally taking serious steps in organizing the company and changing the cost structure," said Barry Bosak, analyst with Smith Barney Harris Upham & Co. "They have a better product compliment than they have had in recent years. +Prime Minister Jacques Chirac said Wednesday that France couldn't reduce unemployment in the near term under the current expectation that French gross domestic product will grow close to 2% this year. +They switch vehicles twice _ once bursting into a restaurant and demanding the keys to a high-powered BMW. +After heated arguments Thursday, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Arthur Greenwald ordered attorneys to return Tuesday, when he would decide the trial date. +Nordbanken then received more than SKr16bn in capital from the government to keep it solvent. It has meanwhile become Sweden's biggest bank by market share after taking over Gota Bank, another state-owned crisis victim. +He credited it to organizing by students and dedicated volunteers _ the campaign had only two paid staff people in Maine. +But he said "many of the policy proposals" made by Mr. Gorbachev in a letter to the leaders last week "do need to be examined and do need elaboration" before the West can discuss further aid. +"The Supreme Court agrees this is the best solution to the problem." +Puli has been dead four years. +In later London trading it rose to 125.50 yen, and in New York, it was quoted at 125.235 yen, up from 124.925 late Friday. +Details of offstage sound, or the maid's duster, or Pastor Manders's hat, all contribute beautifully to the eloquent whole. Simon Russell Beale is a strongly morose Oswald. +NCNB NCNB, Charlotte, N.C., had a much improved quarterly showing that analysts say will make it harder for C&S/Sovran Corp. to resist NCNB's acquisition attempts. +The interests of European workers and managers are, thus, in one sense opposed. +However, he described relations between the Soviet Sports Committee and the NHL as stable. +Demidov said, "Unfortunately, many Sumgait policemen were not up to the extreme conditions" during the rioting. +Electrochemical shares are traded on the American Stock Exchange. +"We'd never had a price war before," marvels Keiji Tsuchiya, a salesman at Yodobashi Camera in Tokyo's Shinjuku district. +The two-engine, five-ton boat sank with Casaraghi aboard, witnesses said. +A decision by the Agriculture Department to loosen up acreage controls on 1989 wheat production "indicates the United States intends to be a grain seller, not a grain storer," the head of the National Association of Wheat Growers said Thursday. +"It seems fairly clear that financial buyers, or bust-up artists, are going to have a much harder time putting companies into play," says Lazard's Mr. Rattner. +It is here that lunch and dinner will be served to everyone throughout the weekend. Prices: Ffr1,700 a head for the weekend. +Because officials have refused to recognize the church, it does not have permission to hold services. +In fiscal matters, he's less experienced than the governor, but he presents himself as the more passionate ally of working-class voters in a fight against what he calls "the rich and powerful." +Estimates range from 200-300 aircraft to around 600-700 aircraft. +Will future generations of Germans remember the missile disputes and the ear-splitting low-level training flights of the U.S. Air Force? +West German government spokesman Hans Klein told reporters in Bonn today, "There is no indication that East Germany is prepared to change its position." +Guards marched her back in. The warden stayed calm. +This month, the group will train volunteers for a "buddy system" to help people sickened by the disease. +There have been holes in the plot and bad casting in some roles, but the leading man managed to carry it off. +The firm had a loss of about $100 million trading risky options on Treasury bonds in the summer of 1987. +Sleeping on your front can put stress on the lower back and neck. +FDIC IS REBUFFED in effort to collect judgment from debtor's lawyers. +IBM stock rose Tuesday after the company announced a major restructuring but traders said investors were selling the stock amid uncertainty about the impact of the changes. +It won't be anymore." The five people killed were attending the annual church meeting, which attracted about 300 people from several states. +A shifting distribution structure ultimately could help restrain Japan's notoriously high prices. +With Pearl Harbor, we learned the cost. +Quoting an unidentified source, the government-run Iraqi News Agency called the Syrian report "sheer fabrication." Syria and Iraq have been locked in an ideological feud for more than a decade. +They were married in 1942. +He said both men boasted to him in May or June of 1983 about the Radin murder. +Falling freight rates and lower ship values made 1992 a grim year for most European shipping companies. +Rushdie, born to a Moslem family in India, is a British citizen and has been in hiding in England since Feb. 14, when Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini ordered Moslems to kill him. +Organizers are demanding the resignation of the national government, additional benefits for miners and rejection of a new national union treaty, which they say exploits Ukrainians. +The April contract for the benchmark U.S. crude, West Texas Intermediate, gained 7 cents to finish at $18.14 a barrel. +Although the damages sought have never been quantified, a figure of Pounds 160m was thought probable. However, Mr Simon Roper of Oswald Hickson, solicitors for the members' agents, said the ruling had reduced both the scale and the scope of the trial. +Nine of the 13 committee members who turned up at yesterday's confirmation hearing, including Chairman Hollings, openly expressed their intention to support the 70-year-old former Armco Inc. chairman. +"People are extreme, dangerously so. +John Major was impressed by the notion, telling last year's Conservative party conference that he wanted to see 'wealth cascading down the generations'. Whether this was consistent with his vision of a 'classless society' is debatable. +It was just too primitive." The others stayed on, interviewing and photographing people in the area for the first edition of Tales. +"Welk always said he would make my name a household word. +Formal consultations between government, labour and employers are to be held twice a year, before economic policy measures are decided. +But in Canada, the issue is one of acute concern, and negotiations with the Canadian government are proceeding slowly, Ms. Simon said. +"He wanted to do one last good deed before going to Saudi Arabia. +Hezbollah earlier accused Amal of shelling its positions in the villages of Jabal Safi, Mlita and Luweizeh with artillery and rockets. +Citing the FBI chief's "honor and integrity," the president, in a statement, announced his intention a day after the nomination of Deputy CIA Director Gates was withdrawn. +Insurer USAA will be paying employees called to duty the difference in pay for 12 months; health and insurance benefits will be maintained for two years. +The editorial studiously avoided any mention of the substance of the dispute. +Equally, building new airports runs smack into environmental lobbies. The CAA's answer is to put forward proposals which go some way towards creating the conditions for effective competition but also stand a chance of being politically acceptable. +It is thought that many in the group now accept that its traditional reticence has led outsiders to assume the worst about its fortunes. Among other changes likely to take place is a more active property disposal programme. +For workers, computer companies once offered lifetime jobs, generous benefits and ample opportunity for advancement in a white-collar environment. +Aerosmith's "Walk This Way" is No. 61, and Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" is No. 96. +Its latest estimates of tax-act effects show rising revenues from individuals' voluntary compliance. +Oil futures were mostly lower on the New York Mercantile Exchange following the previous session's robust advance. +At first, the Riordan Foundation, the vehicle used for the Los Angeles lawyer's philanthropies, concentrated on parochial schools in that city. +The ruling Politburo also has stepped up its campaign against would-be reformers in the East German party's ranks. +The only sound basis for press law is to require that journalists obey the law of the land - without privilege and without discrimination. Recent events suggest that the laws on trespass and telephone bugging contain serious gaps. +For 1987, Continental traffic rose 86.9% to 39.1 billion revenue passenger miles from 20.92 billion in 1986. +Mr. Jacobs has long been frustrated at the doubts over Minstar. +Estimated volume was a light two million ounces. +The company said the reduction of its stake in Mogen will allow the company to focus on its primary businesses. +But its closure, many felt, might force some would-be entrants to delay a listing. +John Poindexter's resignation last month, would succeed Ambassador David Abshire. +He said Libya and the United Arab Emirates could not immediately go along with the plan. +British Petroleum, the world's third-largest oil concern in sales after Exxon Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell Group, said Robert Horton will replace Walters as chairman. +President Samuel Doe said Friday he is ready to step down or hold early elections under international supervision to help end a northern-based rebellion in which hundreds of Liberians have been killed. +But, says Mr. Shilling, a series of severe recessions followed by weak recoveries is more likely than a 1930s-style depression. +The GNP report showed inventories grew at a $22 billion annual pace, down from a $24.5 billion rate in the first quarter. +The car is rated at a quick 7.5 seconds for its 0-60 mph performance. +And Mr. Silber can spout an idea a minute. +Bush said his appearance at Hickam, next to Pearl Harbor, brought back personal memories from World War II when he was stationed in the Pacific. +Still, forecasters say, the expected rainfall isn't likely to be heavy or drought-breaking. +Cities in the Midwest, Northeast and mid-Atlantic each winter spend millions of dollars keeping streets and walkways clean. +It is perhaps an indication of Hanson's stolid mass that a Dollars 3.2bn deal will have a modest impact on the company's prospects. +At the CME, trading would stop for an hour if the Standard & Poor's 500 stock-index futures contract fell 30 points and for two hours if the S&P contract fell another 20 points the same day. +Farmers and agribusiness should expect to see continued growth in the U.S. economy in the year ahead, with a potential for falling inflation, according to a member of the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System. +'Once the snacking habit is established, consumers demand more variety. +How feasible is this concept? +"Thank God the over-40s are going to the movies now," Valenti told reporters before his speech. +"On the way home," his notes recall, "it took concentrated effort to keep that car pointed south. +It's helping us re-cement our relationship," he added, nodding toward his Swedish wife. +A competition between the Rhett and Scarlett look-alikes is set for Tuesday, and guests in antebellum dress will attend a "Gone With the Wind" ball Thursday night. +The matter was referred to the Parsippany health department. City officials could not be reached for comment Monday. +Along with working for the AP as a staff member in New York and a stringer in Miami, Sosin spent much of his career writing for The Miami News. +But a last-minute groundswell of opposition, primarily against drilling in the wildlife refuge, and the threat of a filibuster kept the bill from proceeding. +Some manufacturers, notably Rover with its highly successful 800-series 'facelift', have abandoned the ultimate saving of drag coefficient in favour of a more distinctive front-end appearance. +Meanwhile, a handful of other fund holders face a rude awakening concerning so-called phantom income tax. +The five-member San Francisco Public Utilities Commission voted unanimously Tuesday night to raise fares from $1.50 to $2.50. +Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates have proposed 17.4 million barrels a day, including Iraq's share, as a more realistic ceiling. +Police also presented evidence for the warrant that Shuck had draped blankets over her windows and used four times more electricity than her neighbors. +Neither is conducive to art conservation. +'I want to see an accommodation on the constitutional issue which is reasonable and fair to all,' he said. The reaction in Whitehall was cautiously upbeat. +He easily defeated Jackson's call for higher taxes on wealthy individuals and corporations. +At least one new hot mill was necessary with a capacity of 700,000 tonnes which would cost Dollars 500m. +A Times Mirror spokesman said officials couldn't immediately be reached to comment. +Author Laurence Ross had only to link the tunes. As Orbison explains himself to his son, the extraordinary serendipity of his life reveals itself. +London Underground said its position had not shifted. Under the plan, all 21,000 employees will switch to salaried status, with 30 per cent losing financially after three years and 70 per cent gaining immediately. +The government is nervous. +Analysts nevertheless contend that prices are likely to fall from the existing range of $15 a barrel to $12 or even lower by the end of the summer. +Although the weapon is crude by modern standards, its 1,000-pound warhead can cause severe damage. +This is still unknown." But the change has been felt in Congress and the states already. +Israel has blocked establishment of an EC office there, but will give the representative diplomatic status. +The ZDF interview was conducted in German and English at the Iraqi-born Barbouti's London apartment. +There are about 10 million dispersed family members in the two nations. +"We take strong exception to her claim that we target underage consumers or mislead the public in any way," Mr. Appleman said. +In 1992, one London police officer was injured by a gun being fired at him. +The war ended in 1975 with communist victories in all three countries. +"We have to look up, because that march for good jobs and real freedom didn't end that August afternoon 25 years ago. +Mr. Heider said he purchased the shares because the Nebraska economy is strong compared with the rest of the country. +"It always had a good product, but the market just wasn't ready for it." +If history is any guide, those lower-quality earnings also will come home to roost in lower stock prices, analysts say. +He said the Kremlin has been arming the Afghan government for 35 years. +The system needs to protect innocent defendants from being bankrupted by virtue of defending themselves. +But because traveling through the canal can add as much as a week to shipping time, only goods that are not time-sensitive move through the waterway. +Rain showers mixed with light snow over upper Michigan. +Last month's gap compared with a record surplus of $38.66 billion in April, when income taxes were due. +It is also providing more help to U.S. efforts to stop the drug trade. +The legislation would violate privacy rights, foster discrimination against homosexuals and frighten away from testing members of high-risk groups, critics maintain. +Five Miami-area mayors, all Cuban-Americans, criticized Mandela for being insensitive to human rights in Cuba. +Mr Warren Christopher, the secretary of state, is also considering a visit to the region in the next few weeks. The negotiations between Israel, Syria and Lebanon, also ended yesterday without any hint of a breakthrough. +It turned the corner early last year, from a three year decline, but grew at a mere 1.7 per cent in the year to May, well below the 5 per cent annual growth which many economists believe is needed to fund a revival. +The mandate for the largest, General Electric Capital Corp.'s $300 million of three-year bonds, apparently was won by Merrill Lynch International & Co. through an aggressive bid. +Housing costs rose by 0.5 percent, the biggest advance since January's 0.7 percent. +He was mocked by most Israelis and ignored by the news media. +At Dollars 10 a ounce, 541m ounces, or 2.8 per cent of total stocks, could potentially enter the market, it suggests. Even prices up to Dollars 20 an ounce would draw only 2.2bn ounces or 12 per cent out of stocks. +KWIK SAVE, the UK's biggest discount chain, has bought 12 Grandways supermarkets from privately owned William Jackson for Pounds 13.6m. The deal comes only a week after Argyll, the supermarket group, paid William Jackson Pounds 23m for nine stores. +Gusty winds capsized a boat filled with dozens of tourists near the port city of Dubrovnik on Saturday afternoon and four people died, the Tanjug news agency reported. +Revenues from such a fee should be earmarked exclusively for meeting the long-term health care needs of our older citizens." Here are the Democrats' replies: "In Massachusetts, I have supported policies to protect the rights of non-smokers. +From Northern Ireland, there is a businessman who was Olympic bobsleigh gold medallist in 1964. +Speculation is that Executive Vice President Alan Gilmour, who becomes president of the Ford Automotive Group on Thursday, will succeed Poling. +"It is a hard place. +'The backing of News Corp will mean better and better programming,' said Mr Ashok Kurien, director of Zee. +But in the best of future worlds, he said, "that leaves the teen-agers of today." "Many people are discouraged about teen-agers because some of them are so sexually active," he said. +Mr. Drexler, 42 years old, joined Gap in 1983, after working for Bloomingdale's, Macy's and Allied Stores' Ann Taylor division. +"We've got a nice house, two cars and a VCR already." +"It's the first time ever in Asia, so we prepared very, very hard," said official Kim Taesop. +The most severe earthquakes in the recorded history of the United States occurred in the region of New Madrid, Mo., in 1811-1812, said Rep. John Tanner, D-Tenn. +Don Fiedler, national director of the National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws, called the regulations an "end run around the Constitution" because the probable-cause standard in criminal law would not apply in the civil proceedings. +There are no airports, no industries. +Pomfret, a small but tasty fish, "is thrown away by the thousands," Grace said. +They expressed frustration with the legal system, but said they were not angered by the Supreme Court's decision. +The train, a crowded local of the national railroad, plunged 25 feet into the San Rafael River, 15 miles south of Gusave, when a bridge it was crossing collapsed. +Today, Groupe des Assurances Nationales is the smallest of the big four French insurers in what constitutes one of the most competitive European markets. +Forget the tender trap, I thought. +Tenneco has received a number of quieries on the properties, company officials said. +The blockade was a series of mounds of earth, some teepees and old couches, stretching 330 feet across a dirt road nestled in a large meadow beneath thew snowcapped Coast Mountains. +It tends to make converts of people who hadn't been so extreme. +Nokia Data, for instance, made it possible for the Italian Mr. Levi to keep his main residence in Turin. +Getting a community of parents to care again about its schools is essential, but in Chicago the new boards will make mistakes and Mr. Kimbrough will have to identify them. +'A lot of business has become tours-orientated, which may be in May or June. +Syria considers Lebanon to be within its sphere of influence. +Among those curtailing or withdrawing from Eurobond trading activities lately are Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., Chemical Bank, Bank of America and L.F. Rothschild, Unterberg, Tobin Inc. +Then let the dude go! +BBC2 shows the first in its two part drama by Simon Gray, Unnatural Pursuits. +In one small but particularly unpopular gesture, he eliminated the Secretary's Day perk of sending each secretary in the tobacco unit a dozen roses. +I much prefer money I can put my hands on." +The slain soldier's body was found last week after he was missing almost three months, and the other soldier dissapeared last week. +After that, the fee could rise. +The storms were accompanied by hail, rain and spectacular lightening. +CTU President Donald Feeney has denied involvement. +The Semiconductor Industry Association said its most recent forecast of the U.S. and world-wide markets confirms that a long slump in the semiconductor industry is finally over. +'You must tell readers what this deal might mean. +Another plus for Midlands is that it is has the ability, if it needs to, to claw back a fair chunk of the Pounds 33m from customers because of previous under-recovery in tariffs. +While Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev appears to have a plan, experts in the West are in the midst of a free-for-all over the tricky, seldom-explored questions of the social, economic and political costs of gearing down for peace. +Frost was expected as far south as San Diego early next week. +Tokyo stocks closed mixed, while equities fell in Frankfurt. +"They're swearing in the new government right now. +"Most Americans feel a kind of moral leadership vacuum. Everybody's hero is dead. +In the event, persistent mistrust of Labour did the trick for the Tories. +Sen. Dodd confirmed that an American jailed in Nicaragua on suspicion of espionage is the brother of a U.S. congressman from Ohio. +For instance, Rep. William Lehman, a Florida Democrat, was "extremely persistent with his request to meet with the secretary," according to the notes of Mr. Pierce's assistant. +It also charges $175 a ticket to the 1,500 people who attend the awards show. +But equity-linked issues, especially Japanese equity issues, were down as stock prices dropped. +In his spare time he runs a gold mine. Zirknitzer is one of many Europeans in the mountains of Victoria and New South Wales. +Lifting of the ration system after seven years caused no joy since meat was so scarce. +The Indian government paid Sri Lanka's top Tamil separatist leader to ensure his cooperation in an accord intended to end the rebels' war against the dominant Sinhalese, the Indian ambassador said today. +As a consequence, critics say, the Fed's inevitable first reaction to signs of inflation is to slow the economy, mainly by restricting the money supply and thereby raising interest rates. +However, Dr. Rosemary K. Newman of Montana State University tested it on chicks and found that it lowered their cholesterol levels 18 percent. +The markings on Minnie, now 4 years old, were visible at birth. +Hippocrates, which won a National Magazine Award for general excellence in its first year, aims at an upscale sophisticated audience interested in maintaining or improving personal or family health. +Price Waterhouse could face contempt penalties if it violates securities laws, under a permanent injunction sought by the SEC. +"They rode one of the top 10 roller coasters in the country at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City, saw the rodeo in Cheyenne (Wyoming) and have hit the midways at the Montana and South Dakota state fairs," Skaggs said. +"I think another six to eight weeks is available to prevent a conflict, but after that it becomes almost inevitable," said Paul Beaver, publisher of Jane's Defense Weekly. +Fodor guides cost just under Pounds 10 in the UK. Diplomatic and business contacts who travel frequently in eastern Europe swear by Insight guides. +The delegates also re-elected UAW Secretary-Treasurer Bill Casstevens. +The men grinned broadly as they embraced their families and colleagues waiting in the lobby of the building. +Icahn long has advocated a spinoff of USX's steel division, formerly known as United States Steel, as a way to boost shareholder values. +Sen. Dan Quayle, scheduled to become the Republican vice presidential nominee tonight, is discovering that he has a tough task persuading his party of his worthiness for the job. +The police waited 25 hours, then rescued the children and killed the kidnappers. +And Du Pont scientists hit the jackpot a few years ago when they developed a version of Lycra used instead of rubber along the edges of disposable diapers. +Although the steel industry has declined precipitously, Homestead Acting Mayor Joseph Little, like most everybody else around this town of 5,000, is proud of the crowd his valley has drawn. +It was attacked by Lasmo during Enterprise's unsuccessful bid. +Under the new quota, the Dominican Republic will be allowed to ship 123,200 short tons of sugar to the U.S. in 1988, down from 160,160 this year. +Much of the paper has been issued at the very short end of the market from seven days upwards. The Treuhand has said it will tap the market in maturities between seven days and two years. +The civil lineup against him includes the Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund, which went belly up when Home State failed; it is suing for $756 million. +It is the first time since 1985 a shuttle is taking along components of Spacelab, although the pressurized module normally carried in the payload bay is being left behind. +But people close to West Point say that merging at a high price is about as likely as Bill Farley's 1980s dream of becoming president of the United States. +Hnda started importing American-made Accords in 1988, and Toyota plans to start in 1992. +The rate on funds, which is the rate on reserves that banks lend each other overnight, averaged 6.64% in the week ended Wednesday, about the same as 6.61% the previous week. +In 1981, the Justice Department closed a four-year criminal investigation into the scandal-ridden submarine program at General Dynamics Corp. +Mexico's currency plunged 25% against the dollar on the market used primarily by tourists and exchange houses along the U.S. border. +The law's challengers said it does not give individual clubs an opportunity to prove they should not be treated as a public accommodation. +A U.S. diplomat from the American consulate in Chengdu was investigating. +Exxon crews rinsed the beach several times but recently agreed to stop, and return later, because of concern that cleanup work would impede the salmon run, which has just started. +Centaur Partners IV, based in New York, said Monday in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it and other investors have acquired 16.53 percent of NII's stock and hope to restructure or sell the company. +That certainly worked in 1991, when convertible and junk-bond funds bounced back. +Generale de Belgique's shares closed at 3,250 francs on Friday. +On the other hand, economists expect the rate of nonfarm job losses, particularly in autos and construction, to begin to taper off. +Major Mike Stepp said hostilities began in the gulf Sunday when an Iranian gunboat fired at a helicopter at 2:10 a.m. EDT. +Eleven other Palestinians were reported shot and wounded in other, scattered clashes with troops in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. +The only items that will be subsidised are those few remaining at the official rate of exchange. Use of subsidies: There are no plans at this stage to make subsidies more selective. +A paper on the history of the toilet has earned a high school student a $4,000 scholarship, according to a University of Evansville spokeswoman. +Officials said earlier they believed Morry had personal problems. +Apparel prices were up 0.5% in November on top of a 1.3% jump in October and a 1.1% increase in September. +"A gift horse has delivered something you didn't expect. +And his decisions contain some discussion of the role of precedent. +She said Nesbitt gave classified communications intelligence information to the Soviets during his 10-day stay in Moscow and also provided Soviet agents with diagrams and charts. +Protestant political leaders oppose any weakening of British control over the province's affairs. +However, the decision seemed to arise from increased pilfering at state-owned works. +"There is no way a bid would succeed for the company," said Philip Morrish, chemicals analyst. +He got in his last round in the chill of a Sunday afternoon with temperatures in the mid-40s and barely another soul on the course except him, Scowcroft and Houston oilman John Ashmun. +But Israeli sources say Arens intends to ask the United States for money to help Israel's own defense industry develop modern weaponry, in addition to U.S.-made weapons such as F-15 and F-16 fighter planes. +Miss Arizona Kimberly Hoskins said her grandparents made her aware of the problems facing elderly Americans. +The two were sentenced to 19 years in prison. +This was one of several new elements turned up by McKay in his investigation of an incident in 1985 when Howard and Sondra Bender, head of a wealthy Washington real estate family, donated $40,000 for Mrs. Meese's salary. +Soon the dance degenerates into pure chaos. +The Arc de Triomphe is falling down. +He is well-known in Democratic circles, having been executive assistant to Vice President Walter Mondale and chairman of Mr. Mondale's 1984 presidential campaign. +Problems that were not issues in 1977 _ drugs, AIDS, homelessness _ plagued the city. +After taking into account inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index, workers saw no increase in their buying power through their pay raises, the government said. +The Federal Trade Commission several years ago set up consumer-protection rules for people buying by mail. +Asked to point to a light placed in that field, 'the patient normally demurs, saying that since he is blind there, there is no point in doing the test. +Prices of actively traded 30-year government bonds rose about half a point, or $5 for each $1,000 face amount. +"There is a good education available to every kid in DeKalb County," he says. +Sales increased by 2.2 per cent to Fl 11.76bn. +The electronic-products maker said Mr. Bell also resigned as a director and as president of Kierulff, the company's largest division. +However, the agreement provides no increase in base pay and will fund part of the pension increase with a temporary reduction in COLA payments in the second and third years of the contract. +Aetna, the fifth largest auto insurer working in Pennsylvania, expects to have pulled out completely in one year. +Tosay's proposal will be discussed during a second round of informal peace talks with Vietnam in Jakarta, Indonesia, beginning Feb. 19. +News that Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has made two issues of preferred shares weighed heavily on the sector and CIBC slid CDollars 7/8 to CDollars 24. +To this end, all states would be well-advised to establish standing, nonpartisan tax-policy review commissions charged with monitoring tax fairness and efficiency in relation to future economic changes or shifts in tastes and demands for public services. +Six issues began trading over the counter recently. +Rein Kaareprere, assistant to the prime minister of Estonia, one of the 15 republics that make up the Soviet Union, said he expected his country may soon set up a stock exchange. +Baker's talks with Shevardnadze, which begin Wednesday night, are intended as preparations for the event. +A headquarters unit in Honduras coordinates the exercises has about 1,100 personnel assigned to it. +A jury ordered a radio station and two disc jockeys to pay $694,200 in damages to a news director whom they referred to with risque jokes on a "shock radio" program. +Onyszkiewicz expressed wariness, but said that, "Our hopes are not quite blown yet." "It seem that the authorities would like to obtain our stamp (of approval) under decisions that have already been made. +"For a lot of women abortion is simply seen as a form of birth control, especially in the big industrial cities. +If the Chapter 7 bankruptcy-law filing is successful, Unisys could have Valley View liquidated to pay its debts. +They could be there for the next five months, doing their job of purifying water, worrying about their families, thinking about home. +Mr. Breeden didn't reject the proposal. +With no tied channel, only the biggest brands with the biggest advertising prosper, so a share war ensues and weaker suppliers exit. +The rating concern said it assigned a rating of Baa-2 to a proposed issue of $500 million of notes and debentures. +"I sit and I think about the waiting," he said of his experience now in the desert. "It's kind of like being a hostage. We're here, and we don't know when the hell we're going home. +After he was deported to Colombia in 1975, Lehder allegedly began smuggling cocaine into the United States in small amounts, concealing it in the lining of suitcases. +But the man was an emissary from Philip K. Wrigley, of the chewing-gum Wrigleys. +Local-content rules have caused the number of parts makers to mushroom. +A group of Carmelite nuns protesting what they call the liberalization of their order began the fifth month barricaded in their monastery's infirmary Saturday with no apparent sign of coming out. +"We watched the epidemic unfold in front of us, right from the beginning until today. +The government argues that such a move would conflict with the system of justice. +More than a year ago, Westinghouse officials forecast that the company would have double-digit per-share earnings growth this year and 10% operating margins if GNP growth was in the 2% to 2.5% range. +It owns or leases a total of 342 such centers. The $90 million charge related to the disposition plan will be taken in the fiscal second quarter ended Nov. 30. +Last Thursday, the Bundesbank raised its discount rate 1/2 point for the second time since July, an action followed by rate increases by the central banks of France, Italy and the Netherlands. +Gumercindo Yap, chief of the Northern Luzon Command, said he was having trouble controlling his troops because of their anger over the colonel's slaying. +1991 43.3 -1.3 -1.1 6.9588 102.0 3rd qtr. +In the year-earlier period, Southwest earned $8.1 million, or 18 cents a share. +All the publicity surrounding the Sparc has jarred other U.S. chip makers, some of whom accuse Sun of overstating its potential performance. +On Capitol Hill, Bush's aid proposal will fall into place behind a pending $500 million request for emergency money for Panama, which has been bogged down in disputes about how the new aid will be funded and how it will be used. +"They're all the time arresting what they call the leadership, but they haven't gotten the leaders," she said. +Trading was active, with spot transactions totaling $11.130 billion, up from Tuesday's $8.833 billion. +Now, a company must show it is negotiating in good faith. +Such efforts, Dukakis said, have been "jerked around" during the Reagan years because of funding cuts. +Controversy flared almost immediately. +It makes it unlikely the party could ever bring itself to elect him leader, or prime ministerial candidate, but that does not mean he would not want the job. +The heat index was 109 in Laredo and 107 in Cotulla and Beeville. +It's a straight business proposition." Third-class advertising mail increased 173 percent between 1972 and 1987, while other categories increased by only 44 percent. +Purchases of prime real estate and Hollywood movie studios by the Japanese grabbed the headlines, but the most dramatic inroads by the Japanese have come in banking, according to the institute's study. +People who really want to return will come back anyway," Fascelli said as he was taken into custody, according to the Rome newspaper Il Messaggero. +These cells are part of the immune system and are the primary target of the AIDS virus. +The family was approached by a group of youths who sliced open Sherwin Watkins' pants and took a money clip containing about $200 and some credit cards. +He graduated in 1949. +LIVESTOCK & MEATS: Prices of cattle futures contracts climbed on speculation that increased purchases by meatpackers are whittling down a glut of cattle in the nation's feedlots. +The government has appointed a new interim director of state television after weeks of bitter internal struggle, the newspaper Lidova Demokracie reported Friday. +Frankfurt stocks continued their rally for a second day in moderately active trading, aided by the dollar's stability and Wall Street's modest gains. +"I was the kind of person who got mad if you even looked at me the wrong way," he said. "When I was 14, I stabbed a boy. +"There has been a trend toward more man-made fibers," says Bob Blanchard, president of National Knitwear Manufacturers Association in Morristown, N.J., which tracks national wholesale thermal sales. +Eastern's militant union leaders said the sale would be the death of the airline and vowed a fight to overturn the deal. +"This decision is a reaction to confront the hemorrhage of Romanian goods across the border, which is squeezing the Romanian market, which is so poor anyway," government spokesman Adrian Sirbu said. +However, public companies would still be required to discuss any material effects that inflation has on their business and operations in the narrative portion of annual reports and other disclosure documents. +Dealers are reporting many more inquiries being turned into orders and we're now seeing fleet customers who we haven't talked to for a considerable time.' +He criticizes his own ruling party for doing too little to promote balanced growth, and supports open trade. +Secondary trading volume plummeted last year in both sectors. +Rock strata under California have been so fractured and jumbled that they form a "shock absorber" that dissipates quake vibrations. +But the former spokesman said he believes the general was talked out of suicide and opted to seek diplomatic asylum the next day. +He analyzed himself, digging like an archaeologist past layers of his own repressed memories. +Japan's biggest obstacle to benefiting from the infrastructure program is the way money flows through the country's political machine. +The British never did give the trade concessions and the Allens fell into debt with Montreal businessmen. +A second violation prompts a water shutoff, and the price of getting water turned back on is $200, he said. +Most of that aid has emanated from former West Germany, however. +"A serious analysis shows what he suggests under the banner of restoration of Russia's sovereignty means a call to the breakup of the Soviet Union," Gorbachev charged. +Only one play, "Actors and Actresses," was scrubbed in tryouts before it reached Broadway. +Call option from 1993 at par and on every payment date thereafter. +Telephone messages for comment left Saturday at the offices of 20th Century Fox, Gracie Films and Brooks were not immediately retuirned. +On Friday, the government reported that wholesale prices fell in November for the third time in the past five months, with the drop led by a big decline in gasoline costs. +The moment is apt because Indonesia today is relatively free of the dangers that threaten liberalization elsewhere in Asia. +A third, unidentified Palestinian shepherd is suspected of participating but has not yet been charged, the army said. +Dial-a-porn companies make their services available to callers through 976 exchanges and AT&T's 900 long-distance lines. +He was expected to offer wide-ranging proposals on arms control and other issues, including cuts in Warsaw Pact forces, sources said. +"If (the man charged) wouldn't have turned himself in, somebody would have killed him," said 17-year-old Youlanda Sanders, the baby's cousin. +This diplomatic impasse is eroding the enthusiasm of potential investors and lenders, who are meant to shoulder as much as 60% of the financing. +A jury has awarded a transsexual $4,500 to pay for new surgery to repair problems caused by a sex-change operation in 1979. +The Hooker Telescope was mothballed in 1985 by the Carnegie Institution, former operator of the observatory, in a money-saving move. +The IRS claim stemmed from a theory the agency had developed that would have raised the market value of Saudi oil handled by Texaco during some of the years in question. +"Without a doubt it's a great responsibility," said Ms. Jesus. "Whoever speaks out on these problems is seen as someone who can have some influence or can do something about them. +That may account for some of the increase in conflict. +They began arriving at Travis, about 35 miles northeast of San Francisco, Thursday night. +Share prices also were higher in Paris, Amsterdam, Zurich, Milan and Stockholm. +Later, in London, it was quoted at 146.45 yen and in New York, the dollar was quoted at 146.505 yen, up from 145.925 yen late Friday. +But the reduction of Jordan's diplomatic staff to eight drove Amman authorities to going public. +He also would like the SEC to take on more staff to regulate the fund industry, and wants regulations governing the marketing of mutual funds by banks tightened so that customers are fully informed about what they are buying. +Many of them demanded she resign. +What famous personality was on hand to pose for snapshots with children at a recent game? +Andrei Sakharov said the Kremlin has tentatively agreed to allow him to leave the Soviet Union to attend a conference in the U.S. +After nine months of a bitter walkout, striking Eastern Airlines pilots voted to end their strike. +POLAROID IN MOSCOW Polaroid Corp. opened a new retail shop in Moscow that will sell the company's cameras to Soviet citizens for rubles. +"This one doesn't have enough pitch or enough drains." +Part of the Missouri law upheld by the Supreme Court required medical tests on any fetus thought to be at least 20 weeks old to determine if it can survive on its own. +"My feeling is that it's going to be an economic project, but I want to see the numbers before I commit," said Mr. Bigelow, who believes the project won't be completed until 1993, "at the earliest." +January platinum was off 70 cents an ounce to $527.20. +"We want to develop and maintain a reputation with the Japanese investment community," he says. +The bonds of some large regional banks also rose on speculation that more mergers will occur among those concerns as well. +The 1985 trade embargo against Nicaragua remains in place and the administration favors continued U.S. humanitarian assistance to the rebels until after the Feb. 25 elections. +Simply finding the ZIP code can be tricky for a computer. +Previously the longest loan Chrysler offered through its credit subsidiary was for 60 months. +Spence said he gave a razzing to nurses who constantly told him to "breathe through your nose now, and breathe deep." +Dugan was on a tour of U.S. military instillations in Saudi Arabia when he made his comments. +An agricultural engineer and former university rector with no political experience, Fujimori was the surprise of first-round elections April 8. He surged past seven opponents to nearly tie Vargas Llosa. +Ms. Gibbs said the union's board is supporting a strike because it doesn't believe the company has negotiated in good faith since it unilaterally imposed a new contract June 1 on the flight attendants. +He and Joy, who separated in the 1960s, had no children. +More than 49,000 producers shared $410.2 million _ about 10.5 percent of the total package. +The approval rating was higher in the Netherlands (99 per cent) than in Germany (98) and was lowest in Italy (77). +I have lived with a huge division inside a big group which has all of the disadvantages of a plc and none of the advantages.' +In the past, when OPEC output crossed the 80% threshold, he said, prices became far more volatile. +Fed policymakers are believed to be concerned that lower rates in the United States would prompt a flow of money out of American credit markets into foreign securities with increasingly attractive yields. +"The president is not afraid to fail on this." +Analysts said investors, especially professional money managers, continued to scramble after stocks to get aboard an unexpectedly sharp and durable rally dating back to late November. +There were dozens of votes on Contra aid over the years, most of them cliffhangers. +Eddie Antar, who customarily ignores reporters, also couldn't be reached. +And Mr. Benito is busy with his own economic plan: marketing a machine that determines whether a tennis ball has fallen outside the foul line. +Because of the debacle, there has been deep-rooted opposition to a lottery in Louisiana for years. +A major problem for some types of investors, particularly commercial banks and state and local pension funds, has been that Remics nearly always have long final maturity dates. +Here are some facts and figures about the United Auto Workers union. +Tichy told The Associated Press he came up with many pieces of evidence and found "no excluding reasons for it not to be" Mozart's skull. +A point of view, of course, can generate trading commissions for Wall Street firms. +The Bessemer filing said Mr. Fink reiterated the company's position that it remain independent. +Turnover advanced to IPounds 40.1m (IPounds 33.6m). +There is a rewarding sense of high light that elevates the whole shop. +To describe the plot of this bit of insanity is akin to writing a study guide to a Marvel Comic, but here goes. +Hennis, 31, was acquitted Wednesday and jumped when the verdict was read. +In October 1974, two months after the Watergate scandal forced President Richard Nixon to resign from office, the Oakland A's won the World Series. +In May 1983, Marie B. Jones of Dallas called the Social Security Administration to see whether she could receive early retirement benefits and later use her former husband's work records as a basis for higher benefits, the court said. +Xu will be leading the first senior Chinese delegation to Vietnam since 1979. +Each of the counts carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a fine of up to twice the total gain from the transactions. +Representatives of U.S. intelligence agencies are meeting through the weekend to prepare a court statement that could kill the Iran-Contra criminal case against a former CIA operative. +Now it's time to find an additional means for dealing with the problem, because otherwise the big-spending practices of Washington are going to put us into a fiscal bind: The next time the economy slows down, deficits could mushroom. +London markets were closed on Monday. +Bissinger said he found common use of the word "nigger" among boosters, public officials, merchants and ordinary residents - as well as coaches and white players on Permian's predominantly white football team, the Panthers. +A ban on garden hoses is in force in drought-hit Kent county and other parts of southern England, and Sastre says suspicious minds do not believe that he is simply using water recycled from his bath and kitchen. +It said at least two proposed meetings with an Israeli Cabinet minister fell through. +A summit would effectively normalize relations, which have been difficult since Nikita Khrushchev and Mao Tse-tung split in 1960 over ideological differences and leadership of the Communist world. Relations reached bottom with border fighting in 1969. +"Now we'll sell them the walls to hang them on." +Now major food companies are filling the gap with frozen and shelf-stable products. +Mr. Reinecke studies nursing-home insurance policies for the congressman. +Shearson also is expected to make some substantial cuts in Hutton's 19,000-employee staff. +Newman, 41, was in serious condition Tuesday night at San Francisco General Hospital. +They met as presidents-elect in November that year in Houston, and then again last October as heads of state. +Worries about the Middle East also plagued the Tokyo stock market yesterday, where export-led stocks fell in active trading. +The thrift, which had losses of $302.5 million in the 12 months ended June 30, is under Federal Home Loan Bank Board orders to boost its capital by roughly $200 million. +The census is likely to fuel speculation of higher beef prices. +British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd warned today that failure to reach agreement could be extremely damaging to long-term global prosperity. +"Hey, ho, Chancellor Joe, racism has got to go" was chanted by students, who were held back by black students linking arms to clear a path for Duffey as he walked toward the building. +The Wall Street Journal quoted Sahib al-Hakin, an Iraqi dissident in London, as saying that removing Saddam would not make much difference because those around him who might take over are as ruthless. +In 1953, Busch convinced the company's board of directors that it should purchase the team and renovate old Sportsmans Park. +"They evacuated the settlement, except for 20 people," said Avraham Sochovolsky, an attorney for the church. +Overseas sales rose 5%. +Huang Shu-wek, one of the 12 lawmakers questioning the no-contact policy during a Legislative Yuan session, proposed a "temporary two-China policy" to precede eventual reunification. +Issues include civil rights, labor issues, women's rights, foreign and military policy. +These, along with automatic teller machines, are considered luxuries that the large savings and loan company says it will forsake for now. +Donald A. Carr, former acting assistant U.S. attorney general with the land and natural resources division of the Justice Department, will join the Washington office of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts. +If he flubs one, or if a defender goofs -look out. As already noted in the FT this week, there is no slower pair afoot than Ronald Koeman and Frank de Boer of Holland, though both compensate in other ways. +Bush said China's record of human rights abuses are not a barrier to better relations with the United States. +"The problem is within our own people. +The show will display works primarily from the 1930s, '40s and '50s by Nesbit and more than a dozen other members of the women's painting group. +The first rhododendrons were better, including the aptly-named Redwing; the big bushes of the Falconieri variety looked wonderful to me, but less wonderful to those in the party who had seen them wild in Bhutan. +The House measure would increase spending levels for several Army projects. +The pilot also was killed and three other passengers were injured. +But nutrition experts cautioned that the efforts of McDonald's and its competitors, such as Hardee's and Wendy's, do not mean fast-food has become health food. +The move was prompted by the start of a federal ethics probe. +But credit-card issuers, trying to build a loyal following among future big spenders, also have made it easier for students to get cards than it is for many other adults. +The backlog of nominations includes the expected personal requests such as Otto's Lake and Moore's Mountain, and also some unexpected ones. +Iraq is also thought to be attempting to develop atomic weapons. +West German industrial output in January was up 0.2 per cent on January 1993, but unchanged from December. +The subpoena requires Abrams to draw up a court order directing the 16-year-old to testify before the grand jury, the Times said. +He lets the officials most concerned explain eloquently why it was done and how, in the light of Britain's relationship with the US, it appeared unavoidable. +"We've had a high and a low, and the truth has got to be somewhere in between," a senior trader said. +I never doubted that they had an intelligent understanding of what they were saying. +Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi announced today that his country's Davis Cup team was canceling a visit to Israel to protest Israeli "repression and atrocities" against Arabs in the territories. +She was remanded in custody. +Moreover, voters expressed some unfamiliarity with Dukakis. +Only Luxembourg is fulfilling the tough economic convergence criteria laid down in the Maastricht treaty as a precondition for EC states to take part in Emu. +Its leaders do not see what young people expect the Union to do. If they took a single step in the right direction, then young people would be enthusiastic. +Many dealers expect the interest rate on the bonds to be set at 4.8%, with the issue priced to yield about 5%. +'I don't think we will get any further here. +Proceeds from operating these assets, which are mostly real estate developments, together with Placid Oil and Penrod Drilling Co., would be used to pay off the debts of the three trusts over time. +Coffee futures also got a boost from the trade bill that was headed toward President Reagan's desk Wednesday, Ruiz said. +But the city attorney concluded that there was no evidence Mr. Bradley directed the deposit of city funds in Gibraltar, whose operations were taken over earlier this year by federal thrift regulators. +A two-year restructuring programme already plans to axe 30 per cent of its 40,000 workforce by October 1994. Mr Schulz said the restructuring programme would allow for productivity increases of between 4 and 5 per cent in coming years. +Anybody who called the deer a deer was put to death. +Solidarity leaders have been hoping for a $10 billion assistance package from Western countries. +The first council tax bills could be up to Pounds 70 higher than government estimates because of poll tax dodging, according to the Labour-backed Local Government Information Unit. +"The safety of society does not become forfeit to the accident of the non-compliance with statutory time limits where the government is ready and able" to show release on bail is not feasible, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote for the court. +It also marked the start of his campaigning in East Germany for the leadership of a united Germany. +Previously, there has been limited success in inducing monomers to form rings, but the process took days to complete and offered little practical use. +Based only on Siegel's claims, Mr. Giuliani had Mr. Wigton handcuffed at his desk. +Earlier Friday, a radical group held an angry protest that blamed the government for Newton's death. +It now wants to join the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, which resulted from the Helsinki accords. +On July 18, Iran accepted a U.N. cease-fire resolution that Iraq accepted soon after it was passed a year ago. +The remaining partners in the venture plan to spend another $2 million to drill again because they estimate there remains some $88 million in recoverable oil and gas in their leased tract near the Louisiana-Texas line, according to the report. +Initially, GM thought "we'd explode out of the market," says William E. Hoglund, vice president in charge of GM's Buick-Oldsmobile-Cadillac group. +In Venezuela, the banker said, successive governments have tried to win popular support by maintaining low prices through subsidies. +The museum and the foundation are considering several works, but no decision on a replacement for the lintel has been made, she said. +Apart from the whales, the reason I was Mr Sad of Sad City this week was because I was reminded how swiftly and thoroughly we set about this trashing when we really try. +Many Central Americans identify themselves as Mexicans so they will be returned to Mexico and not be deported to their homelands. +Nearly 2,000 strikes were reported in Yugoslavia last year, most of them to protest lower living standards brought about by the nation's severe economic problems. +"There's no question the market is there," says Mona Doyle, president of Consumer Network, a Philadelphia-based consumer research and marketing concern. +Alvorsen said salmon prices pretty much rose with the rise of the yen, coupled with a falloff from record catches of the mid-1980s and declining frozen and canned inventories. +But witnesses said the military appeared to be keeping a low profile and did not attempt to prevent political leaders from speaking. +Kenneth B. Smilen, president, said the high return wasn't the result of any one stock but of a broad move in the whole portfolio. +ComputerLand's revenue and earnings come from a 5% royalty on franchisees' sales. +But your portrait is a reflection of this in a funhouse mirror. In the case of the Safeway corporate staff, that staff had to be cut to match the smaller size of the company. +But by the time the meeting ends, at least one plutocrat is won over. +Some say the campaigns also set a record for negative advertising. +Advances, meanwhile, were led by steel manufacturers, shipbuilders, electric power companies and trading houses. +Headline unemployment is below 6 per cent which brings it close to the level at which inflation threatens by almost any definition. +About a quarter of annual output is exported, earning some Dollars 140m a year. Costs of production are around 11 cents a lb, about 1.5 cents more than the current world price. +He wanted to be my best friend.' It is a broker's job to keep underwriters happy. +In early trading in Tokyo Friday, the dollar was down slightly. +The test performed on Ms. Follini is the same one used to gauge osteoporosis, the loss of bone mass in the elderly. +Gable, an inmate in the Coos County jail, was arraigned before Marion County Circuit Judge C. Gregory West on six counts of aggravated murder and one of murder, said West's judicial assistant, who declined to identify herself. +It said it was responsible for the attack in a statement issued by its Defense Force in Pretoria. +Vard warned that its cruise business could be heading for an overall loss in 1993. +"A lingering uncertain outlook for (Japan's) interest rates was the main factor," said Kazuyuki Suzuki, a dealer with Daiwa Securities. +Corrections & Amplifications ANGELES Corp. said its agreement to acquire a three-year option to buy 22% of its common and other securities from certain former owners of Quinoco Cos. involves an exercise price for the option of $30 million. +A warm, sunny weekend next to San Francisco Bay normally would have brought out joggers and bicyclists, but instead scores of people searched through remains of apartment buildings razed because they were no longer safe. +Kentucky Fried Chicken donated 1,000 meals for the celebration, while 14 McDonald's employees from Hong Kong flipped 3,000 patties for Americans desperate for a taste of Big Macs. +Consumer credit fell by $81 million in October 1982 at the bottom of the last recession. +In Portland, Ore., the first major system to endorse increased African input, 74% of students are white. +Competition has long been tacit American policy. +Occidental Petroleum Corp. said it signed a contract with Shanghai Sitco International Trading Co. to license technology for the construction of a polyvinyl-chloride paste-resin plant in Shanghai, China. +Gunduz surrendered his license in March. +As night fell, police attacked more than 400 other students gathered opposite the church in downtown Abidjan. +Baccalaureate bonds are "zero-coupon" issues, which means they don't pay interest or principal until maturity. +Boatman had been directing "Hee Haw" since 1972. +Rich Salem, a spokesman for Ortho, said the company is confident it will prevail in court. +The second unit started in March 1986. +And though pleas for emergency loans were rebuffed recently by a number of nations, including Libya, Rigoberto Paredes, head of the legislature's budget committee, says the government is close to obtaining funds from undisclosed "secret sources." +"We need more focus on the marketing side," he said, adding that "our customers' needs are drastically changing." IBM Japan is the company's largest operation outside the U.S. and is playing an increasingly influential role in the corporation. +'We don't have any other industry. +Prices shot up across the country last year, even though Medicare took on more of the health care burden, and costs are headed still higher in 1990, according to a report released Thursday by a subcommittee of the House Select Committee on Aging. +Icahn's proposal would keep most of the $3 billion Texaco-Pennzoil settlement intact but remove some of Texaco's takeover defenses. +The Christian Democrats have dominated every government for four decades. +Police investigators on Wednesday searched five locations, including Mito's home, the offce of Chiyoda Finance and a New Japan Securities Co.'s branch office in Tokyo, where Mito allegedly bought the shares under a woman's name. +Venezuelan petroleum supplies to Nicaragua are normally made under the San Jose oil program of petroleum aid to poor Latin American nations. +She is still wearing Emma's look of pale anomie, as of one struck by Life while crossing its busy road without looking. +Lawsuits filed by both companies will be withdrawn upon completion of GE's tender offer, the companies said. +Business bankruptcies are up, unemployment is increasing and a steep recession appears to be developing. +FORD= FORD: The big news is the sleeker, lower all-new Thunderbird midsize coupe. +"It gives you a feeling of freedom and space." Mrs. VanDerveen, who works at a gift shop in Rancho Santa Margarita, acknowledges that the town doesn't sizzle with excitement. +After the United accident, the Federal Aviation Administration ordered all U.S. airlines to reinforce the relatively lightweight aluminum latch mechanisms with steel. +In addition, parking attendants - under the control of the local authorities - cover infringements in meter bays, pay-and-display parking and residents' areas. By the middle of next year this will change further. +Ford Motor Co. said it is recalling 1.2 millions cars, minivans and trucks in three separate recalls, including one covering all the 1987 and 1988 model Ford F-350 six-wheel trucks. +Then, with the baby in a carseat sleeping in the back seat, she led police on a chase at speeds up to 65 mph, tossing the gun and handfuls of $50 bills "flying like confetti" out the car window, said Lt. +Most serious of all, mutual distrust built up by eight years of war and threats will make agreements difficult. +And, they add, they aren't strong enough to push. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Cineplex closed at $15 a share, down 37.5 cents. +In July that year, he was taken to the presidential office at Tuynhuys in Cape Town to meet President Botha (who resigned from office weeks later). +CNCP intends to request approval from federal regulators to compete against Canada's existing telephone monopolies in provision of long-distance telephone services. +By Some Estimates, Appraisal Fees Will Rise HOME BUYERS are likely to see a jump in closing costs because of a federal rule that forces states to police appraisers more closely. +This compares with $1.3 million, or 33 cents a share, in fiscal 1986, including a $1.4 million gain from insurance proceeds. +And a few months before that, the Soviets granted a visa to a one-time head of Radio Liberty, George Bailey, to visit Andrei Sakharov for a book he is writing on the Soviet physicist. +And ticket brokers and travel agents say this year's site has chilled activity. +As part of the pact, Wilrig has options to purchase three additional rigs. +The non-denominational school of more than 300 students agreed Friday to place nearly $90,600 in a bank account that the IRS can then seize, said school director Bob Grete. +The company omitted its dividend in October, before the stock market's collapse, then reported a $65.7 million third-quarter net loss that reflected a decision to write down certain assets and establish loss reserves. +Even if it wasn't vintage Reagan, it may have reminded some in the audience what a tough act this is going to be for George Bush to follow. +In judging its monetary policy, the Fed has indicated it is monitoring the value of the dollar, commodity prices and the difference between short- and long-term interest rates as well the two broadest money supply measures. +Also, analysts say investors are likely to be reluctant to trade heavily before the release of several potentially market-moving economic reports due later this week. +Several top aides left in 1985 to set up their own firm. +But Moore wants to change his pleas, which were part of a plea-bargain deal with the U.S. Attorney's office, The Herald-Dispatch of Huntington and WSAZ-TV reported Wednesday, citing unidentified sources. +Moreover, U.S. carriers are trying harder to cater to Japanese customers, with special menus, marketing and Japanese-speaking staff. +The president of the World Jewish Congress on Sunday began a three-day visit to East Berlin, where he is to discuss an East German offer to pay reparations to Jewish victims of the Nazi Holocaust. +Bishops and priests who resisted were shot or imprisoned. +However, disagreements between two Berkman branches spilled into the public arena a few years ago when Louis Berkman sued his brother Jack, who controls Associated Communications Inc. of Pittsburgh. +Adam Michnik, editor of the Warsaw paper that began publishing in May and now has a circulation of 500,000, signed the contract Monday with Andre Fontaine, editor of Le Monde. +"The key for us," Dole campaign chief William Brock says of Super Tuesday, "is survival." +"The Family" is a Vestron Pictures release, rated PG, running time: 127 minutes. +A buyback gives each of the remaining shares outstanding an increased, though indirect, claim on a company's earnings. +An emigre source in Vienna who asked not to be identified said the Politburo information sheet was distributed to all party organizations and groups for use at party meetings on different levels. +The CSO said the fall mainly reflected lower advances on credit cards. But the underlying trend in overall lending remains upwards. +On Friday it issued a more detailed response, saying the bonuses totaled only $260 million, about 25 percent of it paid in company stock that's now almost worthless. +The board's finding would, in effect, leave the Soviet Union unchallenged in heavy-lift capacity. +Displays include one general's fishing pole (just a replica, says the sign). +The directors cited a report by Elders' advisers, the investment firm First Boston Australia Ltd., that valued the company's shares at between 3.36 Australian dollars and 3.79 Australian dollars. +"It's taken us a long time to find some of them, but now we are able to get the right ingredients at least three-quarters of the time," says Mr. Kopcsan. +Conflict has increased in the past few days as a campaign to defy apartheid and emergency restrictions has spread to most major cities. +It was an irresistible and enchanting performance, the epitome of a particular charm and grace of manner. +Recent declines in commodity prices, especially oil, which retreated yesterday as the pricing panel of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries ended its meeting without a call for a full conference of the cartel. +A spokeswoman for the Tobacco Institute, an industry lobby, hadn't seen the new report, but maintained that tobacco use in the state fell mostly because of the rise in the cost of cigarettes as a result of the tax increase. +Coincidentally or not, this move will severely squeeze Virgin. +HomeFed's main thrift unit won Bank Board approval to leave the bankrupt FSLIC. +Its white residents have displayed little sympathy for their black neighbors, who are able to walk to their jobs in Brits but would have to pay for transport if they moved to Lethlabile. +"It is like living in two different nations," Massey said. +In the Minnesota case, the Supreme Court could provide some broad guidelines for a now-confused area of law. Although it upheld the St. Paul ordinance, the state's high court conceded that the law "should have been more carefully drafted." +Bambitis did not say exactly where the protests took place in Latvia. +'Practice makes perfect is bullshit,' he said crisply. +Rempp owned restaurants in the Los Angeles area and in San Francisco, where he operated the Sailing Ship, an actual 1908 Danish vessel he bought from a movie company that had used it as a prop, Mrs. Rempp said. +Donald Bellomy, an analyst with International Data Corp., Framingham, Mass., said MAI's offer "seems bizarre because the two companies don't seem to make a good fit." +The FBI said the indictment represented the first time a foreign-government agency was recognized as an "enterprise" under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act. +PLO chairman Yasser Arafat, King Hussein of Jordan and King Fahd of Saudi Arabia flew in Monday. +Because life companies have liabilities that are long-term, they match them with long-term assets - bonds, he said. +When I realized what had happened and how close I had come to being seriously hurt I became frightened and cried." The bullet apparently hit her head after ricocheting off the ceiling, with much of its force spent. +The problems in mounting a musical, especially the financial problems, remain very much with us. +Few have money, unless they managed to keep savings abroad. +"America manufactures missiles and puts above our heads satellites," the Libyan leader was quoted as saying. "This provokes you and ignites in you the spirit of defiance and revolution to reach space and manufacture the atom." +The report targeted "short-term profit pressures" of American business as a major culprit weakening U.S. competitiveness. +Earlier, police said two Palestinians were wanted in Friday's killings of the Jews, and they were believed to be hiding in Gaza. +These are both strong ambitions of Tecs, but are likely to be resisted by the Treasury which prefers finite funding over a single year. +The makers of computers and video games had net of $18.7 million, or 32 cents a share, compared with the year-earlier $23 million, or 43 cents a share, including an $11 million tax credit. +Money-center bank stocks such as Citicorp, Bankers Trust, Chase Manhattan and J.P. Morgan were little changed yesterday. +This is music that is not going anywhere - Glass's only formal device is exchange of one texture for another. +"I didn't negotiate one single price," says dealer Khalil Rizk. He listed prices ranging from under $1,000 to $28,000 for the 225-item Ferhnill Park Collection and sold the costliest ones within hours. +But rescue workers were concentrating on the Copiapo area because the Cessna's last radio contact occurred only 15 minutes after it took off from that city at 5:10 p.m. Wednesday. +Charged along with Ms. Hicks on Thursday was Michael Alvin Scales, 21, who police described as her current boyfriend. +Louisiana's special affinity for corruption stretches back at least as far as the days of Reconstruction. +Scientists want to drive the temperature up as far as possible to reduce or eliminate the need for chilling. +And if we do sign, it will be a real breakthrough because this is not just a procedural matter. +The other dissenters were Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justices Byron R. White and Antonin Scalia. +That estimate later was revised to mid-February and just last week to mid-March. +The company tracked medical costs and productivity of 5,000 workers at three subsidiaries whose executives were willing to give it a try. +After a round of computer-driven program trading sent the Dow Jones industrials up more than 18 points to 2603 at noon EDT, sell programs and profit-taking pulled prices down more than 31 points from that peak. +Gore's withdrawal was assured by his dismal third place showing in New York, a 10 percent finish that capped six weeks of frustration for Gore since his six-state victories on Super Tuesday in the South. +"Economy activity is expanding slowly in most of the nation, with conditions somewhat stronger in the West than in the East," the central bank said in a survey of its 12 districts completed Jan. 13. +Police can question suspects for up to 48 hours before sending them to prosecutors, who have 20 days to interrogate them before filing formal charges with the court. +The study found: _The poorest 20 percent of four-member families, averaging income of $8,581, paid 5.4 percent of their earnings in sales and excise taxes last year. +But qualified, he quickly added, to be "one heartbeat away" from the presidency. +Restarting all three reactors in the six-month period "will certainly require a large number of well-trained, competent people who may not be available," they wrote. +Myth 1: Share the pain by making cuts across the board. +Tokyo, Taiwan and New Zealand remained closed. HONG KONG rose to its fourth consecutive record high, buoyed by hopes of a reduction in local interest rates. +A widely awaited report on the U.S. labor market in May initially had a negative impact on the dollar. +It was very bad for relations between our country and America." Thomas pointed out that the freeze in joint programs occurred after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. +The military plans to ask Britain to provide maps of recently discovered air defense tunnels built in Malaysian jungles during World War II, the Bernama news agency reported Saturday. +And then we recalculate what that escrow payment should be each month," she said. +Second, it is becoming increasingly clear that separate regulation of telecommunications and broadcasting makes little sense when the two industries are evidently converging. +The 30-year issue was down about point, or $2.50 per $1,000, at midday. +Perhaps more importantly, the group said there was little discounting, the subject which had been undermining the sector's performance in recent days. +Mr. Springsteen recalls playing backup years ago for Mr. Berry, who likes his concerts to be one-night stands so he can travel light. +Defense Secretary Cheney's budget already proposes to shrink the military by 25% through 1995, to the lowest level as a share of the economy since 1939. +What does Richard Breeden, nominated to run the SEC, think of the exotic view of markets reflected in such cases? +Three-year-old Tabatha Foster of Madisonville, Ky., was the world's longest survivor of a multi-organ transplant. +But the time is long and the price is high." Three Palestinians died in the occupied lands Tuesday, raising to 362 the number of Arabs killed in the revolt. +Amnesty, a world human rights group with headquarters in London, said 30 other people, including senior officials, have been arrested since Dec. 6 for their political views. +Why a black woman now? Magazine spokesman Bill Farley said: "The bottom line is, there's no reason not to." The night at the Academy of Country Music Awards belonged to Clint Black, an ironworker with a hot first record. +While he admits to feeling bad about the buttons, he insists that "if you don't protect yourself on this little stuff, when you come up against a major infringement case they'll throw it back in your face." +The nation's 15 republics are held together by Kremlin power and a national armed force, but a citizen is more likely to refer to his or her nationality than call himself or herself a Soviet. +The task for Bentsen clearly is to convince Texans that Dukakis would be good for their economy and trustworthy on gut issues such as crime and gun control _ issues the Bush campaign has used to clobber the Democrats. +The New York rates are based on quotes before the Treasury Department report was issued to Congress at 4 p.m. EDT. +So the price they command is determined by market forces, and can fluctuate above (at a "premium" to) or below (at a "discount" to) the net asset value. +Quite simply they want House of Fraser to be the leading upmarket store group in the UK by the end of the century. +Mary Patterson McPherson, president of Bryn Mawr College, was elected a director of this retailer, increasing the board to 13 members. +SMS Computer appealed the award, arguing that the arbitrator exceeded his authority. +It has sold or closed several sawmills as well as plywood and panel factories in British Columbia. +More than a million mourners gathered at the tomb of Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini to mark the first anniversary of his death. +Farmers overnight fired up smudge pots, turned on wind machines and called in helicopters to protect their crops from frost damage. Threatened were grapes, strawberries, grapefruit, oranges and peppers. +Prime minister Mr Toshiki Kaifu's term as president of ruling Liberal Democratic party ends in October, and the expected political manoeuvring could create uncertainty, although analysts see the impact of this as being short-lived. +Two weeks ago, Oppenheimer & Co. analyst Jeffrey Casdin was the first to issue a negative report on the Seattle company and its only product. +Every move towards that goal, meanwhile, is picked apart in the political piranha pool. Undoubtedly, the more savagely the government allows British Coal to cut capacity, the easier it will be to privatise the remainder. +Stanley Ho, who has investments in Hong Kong and operates casinos in the nearby Portuguese colony of Macao, says the U.N. idea came to him in a dream. +Too much moisture, for example, can make a drug degrade more quickly and thus hurt its effectiveness. +The remaining 2.27 billion francs of bonds are being offered internationally through a syndicate headed by S.G. Warburg Securities. +Arthur Ackermann is offering a 1760s view by Samuel Scott of Alexander Pope's long demolished villa at Twickenham which has been out of the UK for 60 years. +Some 30-year Treasury bonds fell by about half a point, or around $5 for each $1,000 face amount. +But I'm sure others at the plant would have done the same thing," Mrs. Richards said. +Mr. Tulino said Faulkner Oldsmobile had sold 753 new Oldsmobiles in the first seven months of this year, down from 931 a year ago but is hopeful that the latest round of rebates will boost sales. +Many companies with strong earnings, he says, are trading at high prices compared with book value or at double-digit price/earnings multiples. +But he later renewed his original claim that it was accidental, and that a leg cramp made him jam down the gas pedal, and his wife said the confession was coerced. +During January and February of 1989, the auto theft rate was 38 percent higher than the same months in 1988, police said. +In addition to providing drilling incentives, Congress should repeal the windfall profits tax, passed during the late 1970s when the oil industry was deregulated, while petroleum prices are down and do away with controls on natural gas, Bush said. +He found it more challenging than acting and began to direct many episodes of "Hill Street Blues" and "St. +They continued to pay the old prices as long as they brought the menus along. +The leadership still commands unlimited time, and news shows spend a lot of time reporting lists of government leaders seeing each other off on trips. +Interest rates on short-term Treasury securities rose in Monday's auction to the highest level in several weeks. +Few Capitol lobbyists are biting. +The consulting and law professions, currently well-represented in Washington, are likely to expand further, the study found. +Her position, he wrote in his own opinion, was irresponsible, "irrational," and not to be "taken seriously." +Both parties express their willingness to brief the members in the meeting of the permanent members of the U.N. Security Council at appropriate time in the future. +Most said finding or keeping key people is important; but without solid planning, Hay says they may miss seeing a need for new talent or training. +He said the impoverished Turkish Cypriot community had the most to gain from a solution. +I don't think they had any dreams of perestroika. +Police spokeswoman Sandra Blount said Jackson was charged and released. +The company cited no specific reason for the 1989 earnings, but Chairman Leslie H. Wexner attributed fourth-quarter results in part to growth among its Express, Victoria's Secret Stores and Victoria's Secret Catalogue divisions. +He said they carried no firearms. +UNC Inc. has reopened an old plant and tinkered with old formulas to develop a new service: reclaiming metals from waste water. +Nearly half of the 42,000 square feet building was destroyed, including the stock areas and the office block. Some of the machinery was damaged beyond repair and everything else in the building was badly affected. +Lying on the 12 drug use questions, such as whether one had gotten into a significant amount of trouble from cocaine use, took an average of 1.1 seconds longer than telling the truth. +We'll all be watching and waiting'. +He says companies are incurring steadily higher costs, especially labor costs, that they're unable to pass along in sharply higher price increases. +Script writers struck movie and television producers today and the union predicted viewers of talk shows, game shows and daytime soaps would quickly notice a difference in programming. +The plans involve the loss of more than 3,000 health service jobs over four to five years. +Terror spread through the state as related crimes were reported in San Francisco and Orange County, where charges against Ramirez are pending. +Starting in 1995, up to 7,700 Irish would receive visas annually under a "diversity" provision of the bill designed to offset the unfairness of past immigration formulas. +Of course, there are potential risks in the reforms that could yet cause problems. +In addition, property profits of Pounds 5.4m in 1990-91 fell to Pounds 200,000 in 1991-92. Mr Ross Buckland, the chief executive who joined in October 1990, said that good progress had been made but the recession had been unhelpful. +"But people usually don't understand how immature the technology is. +His group is composed of the chief executive officers of 150 major Canadian companies. +But center officials say the games barely break even, so the state fees would be too much to pay. +In his speech to the VFW, Bush again hit Dukakis as weak on defense. +Durakon makes truck-bed liners and rollback vehicle carriers. +The Soviets are showing signs of compromise that could restart European arms control talks, the head of Germany's delegation said. +For domestic customers, Ofgas looks like remaining the only protection against the abuse of monopoly power. +Office and residential buildings will be added later. +Seasoned Eurodollar bonds closed unchanged to marginally lower, easing lead manager Morgan Stanley International's job of distributing the GMAC issue. +South Africa announced Nov. 11 that its troops had intervened in Angola's civil war. +As of now we would overshoot (our target of 4.7 per cent). +Today, he doesn't rest on such assumptions, sending Dr. Zagury research materials only with conditions clearly outlined. +Environmentalists praised President Bush's moratorium on offshore drilling but said it doesn't go far enough. +Nearly 4,000 Hispanics were sworn in as U.S. citizens Saturday in an emotional ceremony timed to coincide with local celebrations of Mexico's Independence Day. +Tournament director Fred Higgs told The Washington Post the Paradise Island Celebrity Golf Tournament's major sponsors were the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism and Resorts International. +Mr. Yeltsin's critics later told of instances where the visits with journalists had produced "absolutely no change" in the quality of the goods and services, added Mr. Aganbegyan, chief economic adviser to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. +It is uncertain whether President Bush will veto the legislation. +Those kinds of connections, added to the Panama Canal's political and structural problems, have made West Coast ports, especially Los Angeles, a preferred gateway for Pacific Basin goods going east. +Typical among U.S. stocks that appeal to him are Boeing, Bristol Myers and Upjohn. +Until equity financing is in place, bridge financing will be made available by WNW Group Inc. and Infotechnology Inc. +'The ability to access European subsidies is tremendously important. +Contracts for March, April and May delivery rose by 1.60 cents to 2.00 cents a gallon. +Actor Gary Busey remained in a private rehabilitation facility but was progressing well 52 days after being thrown off his motorcycle and slamming head-first into a curb, his publicist said. +There is also a powerful, if rather unfocused, trend to integrate different media - the so-called multi-media revolution. At present, the UK media sector is hampered by a criss-cross of regulations, of which the restriction on ITV takeovers is just one. +Buried deep beneath the village of Sharapova southeast of Moscow are bunkers designed to allow Kremlin leaders to survive a nuclear war. +"I will not make use of that passport, and I will not leave the country," Havel said. +Sigma currently has 5.5 million shares outstanding. +CNBC won the bidding despite an offer late Wednesday by the investment banker for Dow Jones-Group W that would have provided more cash upon closing the deal. +Jackson agreed he would stay out of Texas, but will campaign in the other states. +When the Bank Board approved the merger in August 1983, it tried to limit Financial Corp.'s growth by requiring that its thrift unit have capital equal to 4% of assets, compared with the prevailing 3% requirement for the rest of the industry. +The preacher and civil rights leader went after Mr. Dukakis yesterday, attacking him for failing to give specifics on budget questions. +Q. What would be your policy on allowing media coverage of military actions (a la Grenada)? +In addition, purchasing of equipment for the Utah plant was delayed by a $37 million shortfall in funds for fiscal 1990. +People say I am made of iron. +After paying a deposit of nearly USDollars 1,000 she waited in vain for more than six months. Exasperated, she followed the advice of friends and showered phone company officials with gifts. +Uspci recently rejected as inadequate Union Pacific's $25-a-share tender offer, which amounts to about $340 million for the Uspci shares it doesn't already own. +Heinz posted earnings of $143.2 million in the company's first quarter which ended Aug. 1, up from $126.6 million in the same 1989 period. +Then plant the bulbs outdoors when the danger of frost is past, two or three times deeper than the bulbs' diameters. +The airline holding company also said that 758,616 shares of Horizon convertible preferred, or about 60% of the total outstanding, have been purchased or tendered. +A year later, a jury deadlocked 8-4 against Davis in a wrongful death and personal injury suit filed by Mrs. Davis and her second husband, Jack Wilborn, the father of Andrea. +The Ginnie Mae 10% issue for September delivery rose 1/32 to 98 11/32, with a bond equivalent yield to a 12-year average life assumption of about 10.406%. +The Chicago gallery is still trying to recover five prints it sold for $100,000, Barnett said. +Mike Dlugolecki, a spokesman for the Lewer Agency, declined to comment. +When those weaknesses were tested by a recession in the company's domestic market, the result was a collapse in profits. +He predicted it will be at least three to six months before the case is heard in Berkshire County, where it was filed. +KANSALLIS-Osake-Pankki (KOP), Finland's largest commercial bank, has reported a loss of FM526.6m (Dollars 118.9m) for the first quarter of the year. +The identity problem stems partly from lingering confusion over the name change to Nissan from Datsun. +Brokers made swingeing cuts to their forecasts, with Cazenove and BZW, the company's joint brokers, said to have lowered their 1994 profits predictions by 33 per cent from Pounds 60m to Pounds 40m. +Although the package generally has support among Democrats, lawmakers from Bush's own party - particularly in the House - have balked at its tax provisions. +"We could be called Ironwriters," says Douglas Nesbitt, a member of the Washington local. +The project also included making custom-sized accessories, including a shoulder bag, a reversible vest and more than 30 handmade wooden clothes hangers. +However, Amnesty officials declined comment on that vote. +The Czechoslovak government, facing a winter of higher oil costs and dwindling Soviet supplies, imposed higher oil and gasoline prices Thursday and appealed to Moscow for help. +Ms. Howes said the matter was handled entirely overseas and she could not provide further deatails. +Bergin captures all the brusque authority and zest for life of Burton. +Johannes Kunz, who is in charge of information at ORF, issued a statement later saying: "The ORF correspondents were expressly ordered to include in their reports especially reactions positive for the president. +"This boom is more than a year overdue," he said yesterday. +We have that at Dartbrook,' says Mr Gordon Summers, Shell's general manager for coal. The mine is also strategically located on the railway connected to the modern coal loading terminal at Newcastle, about 200km north of Sydney. +It's a surprising message for 1988. +The entry way is crowded with men in business suits, camouflage fatigues and Arab gowns. +Profumo denied in Parliament that he had slept with Ms. Keeler. In the face of growing evidence, however, he later admitted he lied to spare his wife, actress Valerie Hobson. +But state revenue agents caught on to Lawshea, an inmate at the Stillwater State Prison in 1986 when they noticed an invalid Social Security number on his tax return, said Bruce Showel, director of criminal apprehension for the state Revenue Department. +"Homeless people, like everyone else, sleep at night," said Kristin Morse, assistant director at the Coalition for the Homeless. +The networks plan to use this approach at least until Super Tuesday, March 8, when the field of candidates will likely be much smaller. +Students and instructional faculty members provide dental care at the school's clinic. +Argentina's currency, the austral, has been devalued by about 80 percent since February, igniting 35 percent monthly inflation. +Jim Beichler, a University of Maryland instructor, told the Stars and Stripes that when the planes collided, "there was a silence. +Last month, the House Interior Committee approved a water-projects bill that was opposed by environmental groups as a special-interest giveaway. +Peltz and May have rapidly built the once-obscure Triangle into one of the world's largest packaging companies. +'Chaotic agricultural reforms have brought down the industry.' But low output figures, seen across the former Soviet Union, were expected, if not to this extent. +Four Islamorada guardsmen who crewed a high-speed boat intended to intercept smugglers are in jail for taking cocaine from the smugglers, NBC said. +One of the chants workers directed at the government was: "Lenin is yours, but the shipyard is ours!" +Otherwise, analysts said hopes had dimmed a bit this week that the Federal Reserve might soon relax its credit policy further. +Robert Holmes a Court announced a broad restructuring of his firms, prompting speculation he is preparing to resume seeking acquisitions. +Space shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to make the next shuttle flight, with launch set for April 28. Its crew will dispatch the Magellan payload to orbit the planet Venus. +In that letter, Mr. Saunders once again denied the allegations brought against him. +"I thought that was one of the nicest gestures I've ever seen," said Regen Horchow Pillsbury, who was one of the organizers of the Cystic Fibrosis Bachelor Bid held last week. +Roxanne and her mother, Sonia, both testified last week. +In December it sold the the Official Airline Guides, which includes travel guides and magazines, to British publisher Robert Maxwell for $750 million. +Earlier this month the Russian Federal Agency on Insolvency called on Insol, along with the World Bank and the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, to help in the overhaul of inadequate insolvency laws. +Behind the statistics assembled by the Lower Mississippi Delta Development Commission lie the paradox and the burden of Delta history. +At issue is a work by art student Scott Tyler titled "What is the Proper Way to Display a U.S. Flag?" which is part of a minority students' exhibit. +Acting City Council President Ben Woods was convicted Monday of an array of racketeering and extortion charges, just hours after the veteran politician resigned from the council. +The Costa Rican government asked the United States for help, says the court document filed by prosecutors from the office of independent counsel Lawrence Walsh. +Assets of 91 institutional funds rose $1.46 billion to $65.43 billion. +Brand Cos. said it expects to establish a $1.1 million reserve in the third quarter to cover a projected loss on one of its asbestos-removal contracts. +Last month, several banking corporations pored over a sampling of First RepublicBank's books set aside in a "war room" at the FDIC. +Supporters say the measure is needed to show that Middle Eastern nation appreciation for its backing of the U.S. military deployment to the Persian Gulf in the wake of the Iraqi takeover of Kuwait. +General Electric spokesman William Shuman declined to comment on the contract, saying "as far as we know we are not part of the FBI (investigation)," the newspaper said. +Norcen produces about 4,200 barrels a day in the area, of which 1,425 barrels goes to Norcen as operator. +The sale is part of a $750 million shelf registration of debt securities filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission last December. +In the sixth grade, his principal bluntly told Kurt, after he had fought a white boy over a young girl's affections, that the girl's parents didn't want her to date blacks. +There are too many people on the face of our globe to continue abusing it as we have. +Traders said Japanese securities houses may seek to push the Nikkei average to a record close today. +Analysts said this reflected continued strong demand for American manufactured goods, which have benefitted from the weaker dollar. +Iraq is a treaty signatory, and certainly had (and indeed may still have) a secret nuclear weapons programme. +Playing down his role at the bank, Mr. Sakhia said, "I was just the No. 1 regional manager from Texas to Trinidad." +Light sweet crude oil for February delivery fell 47 cents to $25.92 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +Many factory owners have to come to brokerage houses to snatch their employees back to work," Su San-ho, a stock manager at the Well Phones Securities Co. in the port city of Kaohsiung, 216 miles south of Taipei, said during a recent interview. +He retains his responsibility for the Dales chain of discount superstores which Asda has launched. 'The retail director's position is one that has become increasingly important,' says Asda. +Mrs. Brawley has been taking sanctuary in a Brooklyn church to evade a court order for her arrest. +Japan's chief business newspaper, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun, calls the mandated spending program "a gift from the U.S." Perhaps equally significant, the money will start to flow just when Japan's economy may need stimulating. +"I refused to take my own advice: Know your limitations and fight the urge to do the stunt just one more time," he later said. +Italians are amorous cowards, Germans are ludicrous prigs, the French can speak English only with the most absurd accent, and the English as represented by the officer class are brainless. +No more than 28.8 hours a week would be worked at VW for the 'foreseeable future', he said in an interview published yesterday. Meanwhile, his medium-term plan foresees a further reduction in the German workforce. +According to a summit spokesman in Amman, Syria's Assad, an ally of Iran, and Iraq's Hussein were brought together Monday night by King Hussein. +Jimmy Carter helped drag him down, first dumping hordes of Cuban refugees on Fort Chaffee, then precipitating the Republican landslide of 1980. +'WE ALL, whites and blacks, think we're entitled to Swedish social security, but with Polish GDP. +The bad guys are the Rockefeller-Kissinger brand of American Pahlavi apologists and defenders. +His case began with 250 prospective jurors filling out questionnaires. +"When gambling comes in, all of the other social crimes increase," said Owen Primavera, spokesman for the Iowa Alliance Against Casino Gambling. "It increases loan sharking. +Bank shares gained ground on buy-backs by leading US houses. +At the Sheraton Inn, waitress Vicki Lowe, who is 32, wears her long hair in a pony tail. +Metzenbaum also supports a 10-year mandatory sentence and more money for new prisons. +H.F. Ahmanson, a big thrift, has a P-E ratio of about 6. +He was flanked or faced by many senior members of the former regime including the prime minister, the chief justice, and the speakers of the two legislative assemblies who pledged him their co-operation and support. +But interest payment on past debt will amount to L171,000bn, converting this small surplus into a budget deficit of 10.8 per cent of GDP. Therefore, the government's fiscal strategy is still vulnerable to the mood of the market. +Here is a list of the 20 largest privately held companies in the United States in terms of sales, as estimated by Forbes magazine in its Dec. 10 issue. +Many of Mr. Kohl's party colleagues, who had hoped that the change in government would be reflected in foreign policy, view Mr. Genscher with suspicion or even hostility. +The invitation came after Branson, 36, one of Britain's richest men, visited the Soviet Union last month to sign a deal to run a hotel in the Black Sea resort of Yalta and another under construction near the Turkish border, The Observer said Sunday. +The Justice Department says it obtained guilty pleas or convictions in 107 environmental criminal cases in the last fiscal year, a record. +A man told police he used a trophy to beat a 15-year-old to death almost two years ago and hid her body in his grandmother's attic, authorities said. +A lack of small investors continues to make for dull trading. +Lines already are forming for such staples as milk, oil, salt, soy sauce and coal gas for cooking. +Foreign takeovers of European defense contractors are seldom allowed, but lately the region's defense ministries have been encouraging cross-border collaboration in weapons-building to save money. +Sulphur in diesel will have to be not more than 0.2 per cent by October 1994, and 0.05 per cent by October 1996. +"This is a classic case where self-regulation doesn't necessarily work in the public interest," said John Greenwood, chairman of an investment firm, G.T. Management (Asia) Ltd. +No date of surrender has been set yet for Jackson, who has been free on $4,500 bail, working as a cab driver. +The announcement Monday means Genuine Draft won and testing of Lite Genuine Draft will end. +Clean filter openings with a rag or brush, remove debris and replace any worn parts. +After his discharge, he worked for the Armstrong Cork Co., where he helped organize a Machinists union local. +But Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., the chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, told the service chiefs Monday that his committee will not take up the issue of shifting the funds, thus dooming the Pentagon's request. +Group sales rose about 7.3% to 8.97 billion francs. +Unlike the old 10-cent call for local weather, these lines run about 80 cents for the first minute and 50 cents for each subsequent minute. +SunPoint, with assets of about $730 million, operates 18 branches in Palm Beach, St. Lucie, Martin and Broward counties. +"This is the point of the year where the factories and the dealers go through the process of planning out end-of-the-year orders and end-of-the-year production," said Steven Torok, director of sales-operation planning for Chrysler. +I am a 16-year-old black male who attends Richmond city schools. +Mrs. Martin said she can barely remember her husband talking about his wartime experiences. +Rather, Israel appears to be telling the U.S. that either American search-and-destroy missions must succeed soon in finally ending the Scud threat or Israel will insist on moving on its own. +In an interview, Mr. Clinton says he always believed that "this thing would probably come down to Illinois and what happens in the industrial heartland after Super Tuesday." +Insurers say they are designing more extended-care group plans in anticipation of the increased demand. +The United States and other countries have ensured that students do not overstay their visas, and students usually are forced to leave their families behind in China. +Unlike the Ford and GM contracts, it also prevents Chrysler executives from receiving cash or stock bonuses in years when workers receive no profit-sharing. +Pending the appointment of Wall's successor, the vacant posts are being filled on an acting basis by lower-level officials. +Greece balks at limits on troop movements that might interfere with its testy relationship with Turkey. +The purchase by Shimizu Construction is expected to spur other Japanese investment in major U.S. building firms. +Citicorp also said the average rate rose to 6.667% at its $50 million auction of 182-day commercial paper from 6.4306% at last week's sale. +Also absolutely new from him is every character is torn, split in two parts. +That does not of itself change the nature of the political problem - it merely adds to its urgency. These are the issues of principle. +Within the City itself, bankers declined to speak publicly but privately agreed. +Iranian authorities arrested 792 drug pushers and addicts in a two-day nationwide narcotics sweep, state-run Tehran Radio reported Thursday. +They say they cannot remember conversations, dates, names and appointments. +The survey, called "Psychology of Vacation Travel," also found that the average American vacationer takes a day-and-a-half to "unwind," although nearly 10 percent said they never unwind. +Trustees of the loan stock, whose job it is to monitor performance, can step in to take measures if they think the trust may be in danger of not meeting its liabilities. The table shows the main loan stocks which track the FT-SE-A All-Share. +Sgt. Gideon Rodrigo, the Sindangan police station commander, said about 30 members of the communist New People's Army fired simultaneously on the two houses with M-16 rifles and M-203 grenade launchers. +Merrill Lynch & Co will lead the underwriting group. +Bush is also expected to meet in Tokyo with Jordan's King Hussein and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, French President Francois Mitterrand and other world leaders, U.S. officials say. +The official news agency said many never fully adjusted to relocation after the April 26, 1986, nuclear reactor explosion. +Businessmen provide some workers on loan. +They stepped up their effort through a series of press leaks aimed at drawing Mr. Regan into a spat with the Reagan family. +Judge Richey did carry out that limited review, and ruled that the administrator's statement was reasonable. +For $2 plus toll charges, callers are allowed to participate for about two and a half minutes in confusing conversations which alternate between efforts to figure out who is on the line and the ramblings of teen-age minds. +The other Disney stores are clustere to be the top sellers this Christmas. +We have been in the front line of the battle to save and improve it. +Bonds maturing in 2012 are rated single-A by Moody's and S&P. The rest of the issue is insured and rated triple-A. +In the first six months of the year, sales of Isuzu import cars plummeted 81% to just 1,810 units, though Isuzu says the drop occurred because expected new-model shipments didn't arrive at showrooms as scheduled. +Agents elsewhere in Sweden also point to an improvement in sentiment, although most speak of a patchy recovery and are wary of pronouncing the recession over just yet. What goes for Sweden goes, in general terms, for the rest of the Nordic region. +Richard Gillman, now president, became the highest-paid executive at any publicly traded casino company by pulling in about $4 million a year. +David Nelson, an analyst for Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc., said Kodak apparently is avoiding "a fire sale of assets." +Until the start of the World Cup - which will probably depress the channel's total audience temporarily - the share had settled at 10.84 per cent. +De Klerk legalized the ANC and other black opposition groups in February to try to clear the way for negotiations on a new constitution that will include the country's 28-million black majority. +Dorian Sanchez, a dancer in the movie, was also assistant to choreographer Kenny Ortega. +But you have to expect some ups and downs and as long as we can learn from what happend, it's not discouraging," Rideout said. +Two new civil service job openings, it said, were circulated in MoD branches earlier this month for 'development managers' to take a supervisory role at the two dockyards. +IT IS UNUSUAL for an investment trust to be viewed as a recovery stock, but that is probably the best way of looking at Govett Strategic. +"Reapportionment has been on everybody's mind for a very long time in the labor movement," said Janice Lachance of the American Federation of Government Employees. +The project is expected to cost about $51 million. +However, state party officials say the delegates selected at a March 12 statewide caucus will be be apportioned according to the popular vote. +But the big gainer in mid-June was No. 3 Chrysler. +President Reagan's warning about the dollar rate was seen as a White House effort to calm the currency market. +She since has refused to testify. +The merger was formally approved by the groups' shareholders in May. The loss in the six months compares with an aggregate loss for the two groups of DM250m for the whole of 1992, down DM682m from 1991 results. +In addition, a number of lower-level Drexel employees say the settlement unfairly leaves them out. +But neither are they "foreigners." +Castro has recently eased restrictions on religious activities in Cuba. +A fragile compromise worked out by supporters of the early primary depended on legislative approval of both the amendment and the main bill, but it fell apart just hours before the end of the 1990 legislative session. +"I would be happy to witness your marriage in a simple, quiet ceremony with two witnesses, and perhaps your immediate families," Whealon said in comments addressed to priests confronted with issue. +Wildmon denied that the purpose of his letter was to raise money, commenting, "It cost me $79,000 to send the letter. +Silver bullion fell in London to a late bid price of $5.60 a troy ounce from $5.70 bid late Friday. +The country followed nightly news reports on the ordeal of 5-year-old Yoshiaki Ogiwara. +Members of the leading opposition party, the Socialists, plan to boycott the rite. +"Is dream come true," he says. +Meanwhile, concerned residents deluged hospitals and the county's Medfly hot line with questions about possible health hazards from the spraying. +Plenty of issues are sure to come before the high court that will affect, if not directly involve, at least some of Mr. Duberstein's clients. +Al-Khaleej, a United Arab Emirates newspaper based in Sharjah, quoted a Palestine Liberation Front source as saying Abul Abbas was not able to attend the Central Committee meeting. +Many of them worked for Federated before 1953, when current pension plans were established. +They called on the managers to propose plans to eliminate the discount at the EGM. Govett has duly produced a plan, which will split the trust in three. +But De Beers is unique, he says, in influencing production and consumption of diamonds. +Administration officials privately concede that the pact doesn't stop Canadian subsidies that are the bane of the natural resource industries, but they point out that companies can still act against Canada under the trade laws. +Over the past 10 years, lower-cost stock and bond funds have tended to perform better than their higher-cost competitors, according to calculations by Morningstar Inc., a Chicago mutual fund research firm. +While not opposed to the dam, he said its construction weighed heavily on his mind. +Wednesday's move was the second time Carlyle has raised its offer for Fairchild, which has rejected the investment partnership's previous bids. +It claims to have 55 per cent of the UK market from this and other EDI communities. +It is a symbol of how things have changed for the good. I do not anticipate that this friendship will be spoiled by the planned unveiling of the statue. of Sir Arthur Harris. +Separately, Next said its 1991 sales more than quadrupled to $127 million from $28 million in 1990. +Although neither the client nor anyone else objected to the fee, Judge Moriarty went on to conclude that it was "unreasonable and excessive," so he reduced it by nearly 30%. +Neither incident resulted in injuries. +Details of the agreement were withheld. +Zia, an army general who died Aug. 17 in a plane crash, had made the "Islamization" of Pakistani society a pillar of his policy. +More than half the 340 students in Stanford Business School's first-year class took occupational choice and personality tests this year, twice as many as a year before. +But his strengths haven't been in manufacturing, so I think it's a temporary appointment." +The Commodity Research Bureau's index of 21 commodities sank 2.86, to 227.18, a three-month low. +Thornburgh said he would ask permission from Congress to create the office to coordinate the department's dealings with foreign governments on law enforcement issues. +Mr. Bachmann of S&P said he is still concerned about Salomon's ability to fund itself longer term. +All domestic and international oil exploration activities will be transferred to central offices in Bakersfield, Calif. +At $2.9 million, the sale total fell short of the projected $3 million-$5 million estimate, and more than a third of the booty at auction remained unsold. +In return, the two countries will rank equally for the foreseeable future, and France may lend Britain some of its share after the next quota increase. +As prices slid, traders said that demand suddenly materialized. +BC-AP Arts: Holly's Dream, will move as b0721. +The museum has had success building steadily on its widely admired collection of 17th- and 18th-century French furniture. +The commission has four members, and only three attended the meeting. +Yesterday, 24 hours after its latest meeting, it did break the pattern with a highly unusual statement. +Can anyone imagine members of the British House of Commons rising at every session, placing hands on hearts and reciting a pledge of allegiance to the Union Jack? +Rex Robles meanwhile denied involvement in the November 1986 murder of leftist labor leader Rolando Olalia and refused to accompany arresting officers because they carried only a photocopy of de Villa's arrest order, Robles' lawyer told reporters. +He noted that, among 42 banks in the U.S. with assets of $6 billion to $9 billion, Michigan National recently ranked 4th highest in expenses as a percentage of total assets. +Somewhat ambiguously billed as "designers of rock 'n' roll street fashion," a firm called Lip Service now brings rock star fashion to off-the-rack customers. +Stepan appealed the verdict but was to remain in custody. +"Gary represents the character in all of us who is afraid to grow up," says Horton, who has long blond hair and a thick growth of stubble on his chin. "I think the main reason for that is that he's afraid to admit the end of his potential. +"It's like being a fighter pilot, and one of your engines is on fire," says the 57-year-old executive, who flew Air Force jets until 1963 when he became an Apollo astronaut. "You can't just wish it wasn't that way. +Construction of the space station could begin next year if it stays on schedule, and it is planned to be in orbit around Earth and occupied by astronauts by the end of 1996, officials say. +Though I have not seen or read the play these many years, I found myself completing the actors' lines in advance, correctly, again and again. +The government said today it would begin talks with Nelson Mandela and exiled African National Congress leaders on April 11 to clear the way for formal black-white negotiations on a new constitution. +He did not say when the second ship would arrive. +Mobil Corp.'s earnings were up 75%, but profit from its petroleum operations declined 12% for the quarter. +Bonn should not make any unilateral moves without consultations," he said. +The problem is whether these measures will be sufficiently robust. +A new cabinet sub-committee will control the budget and set overall priorities for its use. +Spontex manufactures and sells textile, sponge and other synthetic wiping products used in the household and building service markets. +The approach of using the costs of other pipelines to set rates would create incentives for Transcontinental Gas to lower costs. +A revamped Gramm-Rudman law is needed because the Supreme Court last year struck down the part of the law that would require automatic cuts in the budget. +I say hooray for the American consumer, because somebody is going to have to do things better than somebody else. +And in January, the World Bank agreed to lend Argentina another $2 billion during the next two years. +Columbia and Decca were equally deaf. +No deaths or injuries have been reported in that case, it said. +When the pound was on its way out of the ERM last September, they appeared across the media to sing the praises of devaluation. +The company didn't announce a rights issue, contrary to some analysts' expectations. +General Cinema Corp. said Wednesday its earnings rose 26 percent in the three months ended July 31, in part because of a 23 percent rise in attendance at the company's theaters. +The new government, grappling with its first crisis, has begun work on an economic program aimed at restoring public confidence in the shekel and ending a speculative run on the dollar. +However, the chief U.S. delegate, Richard Armitage, reacted angrily to the Philippine statement about the outstanding debt. +As part of the Hertz sale, Frank A. Olson said he will resign as Allegis's chairman and chief executive officer to join the Hertz management group that has agreed to buy the unit. +Christopher Whittle, chairman of Whittle Communications, said his company expects to spend $200 million on startup costs involved in giving 8,000 or more schools the video equipment needed to receive Channel One programming. +Between 250 and 300 FLA are expected to be ordered by the consortium's European partners. +It praised the 'significant achievement' in saving money. +The AP analyzed the forms of the 935 judges who worked at least 60 days during 1987, the most recent year with a complete set of forms. +Dogs and cats are my passion. +The city Fire Department was called in case of a fire caused by the leak, he said. +"The brokers are the engine that drives this company," Mr. Harrill said. +Roh has been under public pressure to cancel his trip. Dissidents contend Roh's trip to Japan will deepen South Korea's economic dependence on Japan. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, the stock price slipped another 25 cents to close at $13.25. +USDA scientists said Wednesday they are fighting an $800,000 war against the Russian wheat aphid, a newly imported pest that caused an estimated $36 million in damage to wheat and feed grains last year. +Mr. Morris has been doing just that with great frequency of late. +This is but the latest blow to the Soviet leader's efforts to unify the Communist Party before the June 28 party conference, where he hopes to push through far-reaching political and legal reforms. +A further 2,000 are expected to be removed from direct employment by March next year Many workers have been re-hired by private contractors on worse terms and conditions. The EC Commission has argued for five years that the UK rules breach the directive. +The American Academy of Pediatrics said about 16 million children and adolescents through age 21 have no health insurance and that 26 percent of women in their childbearing years, ages 15-44, have no insurance coverage for maternity care. +Prior-year results included an extraordinary loss of $14.3 million from the repurchase of debt. +The last Red Army troops withdrew in February under a U.N.-brokered agreement. +Both Loxodonta africana and Elephas maximus are running out of living space. To survive, elephants will need huge tracts of land. +That provision stems from complaints that some cable operators charge excessive fees to discourage subscribers from switching to lower-cost options. +Pete Daikos, spokesman for Patrick Henry airport, said Christiansen took off early Wednesday, clipping a security guard's van on a runway and shearing off part of a wingtip fuel tank. +They will be dated May 28 and will mature on Aug. 27 and Nov. 27, respectively. +The average is for all Americans 18 and older, smokers and non-smokers alike. +But others argue that money now matters less, because of a proliferation of public debates giving candidates loads of free publicity. +In composite trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, Coca-Cola shares closed at $63, up 62.5 cents. +The psychiatrist's lawyer denies that the doctor was trying to help Isaacson commit suicide, but rather was trying to get her to reaffirm that she wanted to live. +After Mrs. Steck-Bromme's motion, a journalist called by the court to testify as a Middle East expert said American authorities made such a promise but did not keep it. +Brian G. Dyson, president and chief executive officer of the bottler, conceded that "there may have been somewhat more discounting than people expected," but added that it was "within range of our expectations." +Then the device "types" the text into your on-screen document. +If withdrawals intensify, where would NWNL get the money to fund them? +By the mid-1940s 'plotland' had become a rural slum, lacking proper roads, sewage or water supply. +Do we do the same for drug boot camp? +In South Carolina, 8% of jobs stem from foreign ownership. +"You wonder how many people are deprived of their livelihoods because of these stupid little inaccuracies," she says, adding, "If they were representing me, I'd have them for malpractice." +This winter, some teachers have even staged wildcat strikes in Moscow, Leningrad, Tomsk and elsewhere. +As she rents a room she imagines herself boiling in a giant pot, surrounded by primitive blacks who can't wait to get at this juicy prize. +It's a $45 million complex capable of seating 2,000 and believed to be the biggest Islamic house of worship in all of Europe. +What are you going to find there?' +Gerry was even more surprised by most of the flowers. +The H-P/Toshiba and Tektronix/NEC programs are broadly similar, with several differences. +"I don't think we should overestimate the importance" of the port call, Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady Gerasimov said. +South Korea's most serious anti-nuclear protest was mounted by villagers who accused the government of ignoring their demands not to build the waste dump. +The campaign's pivotal tax issue is whether to extend a two-year, 20 percent income tax increase that provides money to schools and local governments and is set to expire next July. +Mr. Chubb and Polly Williams ("Teachers vs. Kids," editorial, June 6) are both right: The government is the problem in our education system. But as radical as their ideas may seem to some, they don't go far enough. +But Toyota's issue may boost another market sector: swaps. +Security Pacific will issue $6 of its stock for each of Southwest Bancorp's 5.3 million shares outstanding. +Villagers said an elderly man was struck in the face with a gun and an 18-year-old was shot in the stomach. +It was cool, but Lucky's fur was wet and she was panting. +Its backlog, swollen further by the Machinists union strike that ended Nov. 20, is now worth $85 billion. +Many analysts had been expecting quarterly earnings in the 90-cent-per-share range. +Committee members and speakers disagreed on what steps would strengthen U.S. banks' ability to compete overseas. +There was no immediate word on the fate of the pilot or passengers, said Mount Rainier National Park spokesman Cy Hentges. +At least five more arrests were anticipated. +The contempt charge was filed when Miss Carne failed to appear for her forgery retrial. +What primarily emerged through yesterday's legal thrust and parry was a portrait of Mr. Pullin as a detached executive. +President Bush attended a Smith fund-raiser Tuesday in New Hampshire. +The mortgage rate was held artificially low by building societycartel arrangements (at about 7 per cent) and there was unlimited income tax relief on interest, with a standard rate of 30 per cent and higher rates of anything up to 75 per cent. +"That makes it tougher for us." In the year-ago fourth quarter, American Medical, which operates hospitals, had a net loss of $8.3 million, or 17 cents a share. +There are taxis, buses and a complicated tube station that seems to promise dirt and danger rather than an easy and elegant entrance to London. The redevelopment proposals are from a joint venture put together by Greycoat Estates and London Transport. +To a paper maker, there is nothing quite like the thrill of the deckled edge, the uneven feathered edge on all four sides of a handmade sheet. +None of the victims' names were immediately available. +The company predicts sales in 1988 of the American-made coupe at 4,000, and hopes sales will grow to 50,000 in 1991. +They said they realized they were going too fast and appeared to be coming down too high to adequately slow down, but had no choice except to land. +The agreement between the Red Cross and its sister organization, the Iraqi Red Crescent, eventually will permit family members to send parcels containing medicine, food, clothing and paperback books to their loved ones in Iraq. +A senior government official told The Associated Press that the military high command did, in fact, meet to consider overthrowing Garcia during his self-imposed confinement to the palace. +The mammals are in shallow water only a few hundred feet offshore, where they have been rising to the surface every couple of minutes to breath through small _ and shrinking _ holes in the ice. +The emergency room at the James C. Giuffre Medical Center has been allowed to reopen as state health officials relax restrictions on the hospital where admissions were banned 15 days ago. +Pennzoil Chairman J. Hugh Liedtke was in his suite in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, keeping in touch by phone with his lawyers negotiating with Texaco at Pennzoil's midtown office. +The patients had failed to respond to other treatments. +Snow fell across parts of the Midwest early today, while temperatures rose in the Northeast. +I'm running this place.' +But Buckey denied he was guilty of child molestation. +The rate is what banks charge each other for overnight loans. +The SEC's new policy, he says, has been 'to seek out those areas that are either poorly understood (by foreign companies), or confrontational, and see whether they're fundamental to my goal of protecting American investors. +March sales were boosted by inflows of individual retirement account funds and other seasonal factors, said Alfred P. Johnson, vice president and chief economist at the institute. +The company made a provision of $566 million in the first quarter to cover the restructuring costs. +"That just makes me feel wonderful," the first lady said. +Now opposing attorneys must decide on six alternates. +Dividend prospects are improving, but slowly, and several high profile companies have produced disappointing results. +Most depositors are likely to see the rates paid by S&Ls decline over the coming weeks and months, as the government pumps cash into the sick thrifts paying the highest rates to attract cash. +Marketing loans represent a form of subsidy that provides producers with the U.S. price while selling the commodities abroad at world prices. +Moreover, actions such as those by the supermarket chains don't involve positive marketing steps as much as damage control, says Mr. Bishop, the consultant. +Aeroflot, the Soviet Union's state-owned carrier, has the world's largest fleet. +Mr. Cerniglia's Cavendish, Vt., winery pays maple-syrup producers 20 cents a gallon for the water, which is filtered from the sap before it's boiled down to make syrup. +Joseph P. Allen, former astronaut and president of Space Industries International Inc. +Goto said Aloha plans to lease planes to replace the three jetliners permanently removed from service. +The company disputes its role in several of the investigations. +Among import contracts, metals were down 6.9% in August to 421.3 billion yen, while machinery dropped 24% to 54.5 billion yen. +I'll fight him into the state convention March 10, and maybe I'll slam-dunk him." Responded Cowens: "A lot of people have tried." Grand Ole Opry star Jeanne Pruitt says her farm will be disturbed by a planned interstate highway. +An animal cleanup station was set up in a building at the community college in Valdez, but volunteers there said they had no animals to work on by midafternoon. +Sen. Alan Cranston said Monday he would introduce legislation to allow investors to sue the government if they fail in other efforts to recover losses from worthless junk bonds sold at Lincoln Savings & Loan Association. +Sammy Davis Jr. has been released from a hospital and sent home after treatment for a recurrence of throat cancer, his publicist said. +"It is a sign of deterioration, that the confrontation is worsening," said analyst Aguilar in a telephone interview from Washington, where he is on a Carnegie Foundation fellowship. +In addition to the preferred stock, Lomas said it agreed to buy $10 million in common stock in the acquiring corporation. +People used to think of cows, flowers and holidays; nowadays it might be financial services. +Huge evergreens absorb noise and sunlight, giving the area a cathedral-like stillness. +"Just the fact that a panel is studying it means the sphinx has moved an inch," Constantine N. Katsoris, professor of law at Fordham University School of Law, said. +Less than a year later, he's in trouble, hitting just one more long fly since the Pittsburgh opening, a 105-unit apartment building in a former cosmetics factory in Milwaukee, Wis. +It'll hit me later when all this has calmed down, and I'm sure I'll be a basket case some time next week," Vogt said. +The initial judgment, which would have cost El Paso $7.7 million, was reversed because "El Paso's employees had significant freedom in determining how to use on-call time" and "on-call time was primarily for employees' benefit," the decision said. +Jackson made the pre-emptive strike with that." +In 1940, Hollywood regularly offered on the screen such incredibly beautiful women as Ingrid Bergman, Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich and Katharine Hepburn. +As reported, General Mills is seeking buyers for its Specialty Retailing group, which would complete its restructuring efforts. +His conclusion came in a letter to T. Allan McArtor, administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration. +Brazil traditionally has played a relatively minor role in the South American drug trade, which is dominated by Colombia, Peru and Bolivia. +"We don't see any change as imminent. +"People are far more willing to put questions to another church member than a banker," says Rev. Keith A. Troy, pastor at New Salem Baptist Church in Columbus. +Wolf said United would receive its first five 767-300ERs in 1991, two more in 1992, eight in 1993 and one in 1994. +With the end of restrictive communist rule a year ago, Slovaks in Czechoslovakia's eastern republic gained the freedom to express their resentment of historic domination by Hungary and more recent control by the majority Czechs. +"He died," said Walter Kirchberger, a toy company analyst. +It would trigger withdrawal of the 23,000-strong UN peacekeeping force, to which France and the UK have contributed generously, and deepen the rift in Nato. Mr Kohl will therefore do his utmost to prevent a split. +For the 41-year-old academic, as for many Kuwaitis, the Iraqi invasion shook loose some old assumptions. +But reason so understood has always had enemies. +President Bush saluted publishing tycoon Walter Annenberg on Sunday for setting a "significant and marvelous example" by donating $50 million to the United Negro College Fund, the largest gift ever for black colleges. +In 10 minutes, Wilbey Mullen was hooking Miser's car to his tow truck. +That is a moment of blackish humour. +The Third World women are exposed to water-borne diseases because they are generally responsible for getting water from communal sources. +Tass said the quake reached 9 on the 12-point Soviet scale, which measures tremors on the basis of their visible effects. +However, that one-quarter decline was not enough to spell an end to the current recovery from the 1981-82 recession. +Members of the neo-Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement wear khaki uniforms and insignia reminiscent of the stormtroopers of Nazi Germany. +The dollar closed at 131.41 yen in New York overnight. +The takeover specialist was found guilty on nine counts of breaking securities and tax laws and making false statements in connection with three failed takeovers and one other transactions in 1985 and 1986. +Organizing and distributing the gifts is a dizzying effort. +The outlawed practice was based on actuarial tables _ statistics showing women as a group live longer than men and therefore collected pensions for a longer time. +Danny Wells will play brother Luigi. +BTSC says debt financing is the responsibility of the turnkey contractors and maintains that it will not be a problem. +Does that make sense?" "Even though we have conceded he committed those horrible acts, we have not conceded first-degree murder," Peruto argued. +"Insight, in and of itself, is not sufficient to change," Freeman said. "I'm more interested in what keeps you doing the same stuff and how you can change. +The housing category accounted for only 0.1 percentage point of the January-March period's 2.7% economic growth from the previous quarter. +The two banned uses account for about 572,000 pounds. +Red Star said Souther died suddenly on June 22 but did not give a cause of death. +West Coast banks posted sharply lower profits as loan-loss provisions rose substantially. +"If only I had known about it, you'd have been able to carry more than that one with you," Bush said. +Of the four contenders for the suspension bridge, Hyundai Engineering & Construction Ltd. of South Korea is said to have offered the lowest bid at HK$6 billion. +It also said, however, that since an April 1988 cease-fire there has been no sign of a decline in non-combat killings and "disappearances" of civilians blamed on security forces. +"There's been a little grumbling, but people realize it's only an inconvenience," Milligan said. "This starts the relationship between the U.S. and the Soviet Union for the next four years. +Perhaps millions of people hunger for Wild Life beans in sauce with wild boar meat, for Buffalo Chip chocolate cookies, for tofu. +A few bakeries opened today, but there was not enough bread for residents who ventured out to replenish food supplies. +He and his wife Sharon, also Fort Worth-born, live in San Diego, Calif., where the cruiser is based. +When Regaldo stood up and moved toward the balcony ledge, officers grabbed hold of him, but the baby started to slip from his hand, police said. +When Next was in trouble and Club 24 with it, more than 200 jobs were shed and another 300 were threatened. +Thousands of mourners paid homage to three-time President Oscar Arnulfo Arias Madrid on Saturday as his body was brought back to Panama from Miami, where he had been living in exile. +Both sides have already agreed to ceilings of 6,000 nuclear warheads and 1,600 delivery vehicles _ missiles and bombers with which each superpower can strike the other directly. +He listed in this respect Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq and Iran. +"Don't squeeze too hard," he told one. +The move points to a budget confrontation between the parliament and the council of ministers next month, as many MEPs continue to argue that extra spending is vital to break the deflationary cycle in Europe. +It also notes that consumer prices, which rose 4.2 per cent in the year to June, are a lagging indicator. +Dec. 17 _ Thousands of people join the crowd at the church and riots occur when authorities try to remove the minister. +Several GM officials said that more layoffs could follow at several U.S. engine plants and sheet-metal stamping plants where work depends on the operations of the assembly facilities scheduled to cut output during the next six to eight weeks. +The collateral has a weighted average coupon rate of 8.65% and weighted average remaining term to maturity of 14.75 years. +At least 261 SWAPO guerrillas and 28 security force members have been killed since Saturday, South African police officials said. +I hurried there speedily. +A Meteorological Office warning of severe weather remains in force. +They agreed to pay, and return to work, after Cobb aquiesced to a $50 fine and 10-day suspension, retroactive to the day of the incident. +"The PLO was and remains the main obstacle for peace and all those that support the PLO in this matter are hurting peace," an official statement released after Sunday's cabinet meeting said. +What cannot be questioned is the speed with which television brought this material to the public. +Dec. 1 _ Drexel's chief executive Frederick Joseph tells employees Drexel might settle the case by pleading guilty to some charges. +To keep the fledgling firm solvent one summer, Mr. Cuny used his pilot's license to dust crops from Texas to the Dakotas. +How does a lame duck president stack up against a House speaker? +The restriction had been applied to German ethnics seeking permission to go to West Germany and to Jews and Pentecostals. +Industry sources say U.S. auto makers have cut their first-quarter production plans by nearly 200,000 cars, trucks and vans so far. +In Budapest, refugees gathered near a brown-and-white trailer of the East German Embassy towed into place across the road from their camp. +Officials at American Airlines and Pan American World Airways, which both had flights diverted from Kennedy International Airport the night of the crash, said the final decision on fuel emergencies on their flights rested with the pilot. +Among the barriers Japan has imposed is a 20 percent tariff on laminated lumber products, such as plywood. +Mr. Bill suggests that Iran's opposition to Soviet influence is sufficient to prevent the gulf from becoming a "Soviet lake." +VISN is operated by a consortium of 22 faith groups in the Eastern Orthodox, Jewish, Roman Catholic and Protestant religions. +As soon as next month, prosecutors are expected to seek an expanded indictment against Mr. Milken. +The virus used to insert new genes into the plants is the tobacco mosaic virus, which selectively infects tobacco plants and causes damage to leaves that resembles a mosaic pattern. +An opposition lawmaker said the Polish president had accepted "in principle" Walesa's offer to form a government led by non-Communists and will nominate a member of the union-led opposition as the next prime minister. +Some think that the deficit may have reached a bedrock level. +Temperatures were below freezing at midday from the northern and central high Plains to Upper Michigan and northern Lower Michigan, and below zero across parts of Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota. +Honda offers air bags only in its top-line Legends but plans to expand their use to other models, Ms. Harrington said. +Also on the ballot were Democrats George Petrovich Jr. and Bill Turner, Republicans Bethke and Jim Hunter, and Libertarian Robert Buckingham Jr. +Gadhafi said the body of Capt. +The man said when he called attention to the flawed seal he was told to keep quiet because the exposure could cause further delays in the space shuttle program. +It was, rather, a messy process in which, typically, a few big companies battled for supremacy and enjoyed considerable pricing power. +When the chairman of Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. flew into town a few months ago in the corporate jet, a small group of trainmen here knew they had struck a raw nerve. +"If we switch to cheaper products from abroad, where are there going to be jobs for our children?" +The line could be reopened later today, Southern Pacific spokesman Jim Loveland said. +The ships had been returning to their home port of Vladivostok when they were diverted, said Alexander Patzevich, chief officer and second in command. +But fears remain on Wall Street that the market could take another sharp dive, that October's volatility could scare investors out of the market and dry up commissions, or that corporations, fearing the unknown, will put off financings. +It's uncertain how many converts Mr. Morita will find in his call for fellow Japanese managers to shed old habits. +A senior Philippine official said President Corazon Aquino had accepted the U.S. offer to begin talks in December on whether to extend the leases on six military bases. +He called for enactment of campaign finance legislation already approved by the Senate Commerce Committee, which is designed to clarify the existing law so as to ensure that candidates pay no more than commercial advertisers. +He also showers, dresses himself and brushes his teeth. +Jerusalem Police spokesman Rafi Levy said 1,500 additional officers brought in from other areas had been deployed in the holy city to curb Arab violence. +The company had intended to announce a refinancing package, including a Pounds 6m rights issue. Waterglade said it would make an announcement about its own viability on October 19. +But it remained uncertain just how risky Britain's eggs are. +The spot month contract for light sweet crude was $38.80 per barrel at 12 p.m. Wednesday on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +Instead of irrelevant issues, we'd like to know Judge Souter's view of the role of the courts. +Catalog companies are likely to pose a bigger threat to all stores this year, particularly in December. +We want to show people that garbage doesn't just disappear. +The study was the Multiple Risk Factor Intervention Trial, known as MR FIT, which was funded by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute of the National Institutes of Health. +Pete du Pont is further proof that supply-side ideas are alive and kicking. +"We have decided that our original disposition was not an appropriate one," the court said. +He points out to the example of local authority pension funds. +In contrast, readings were in the 50s and 60s in the southern and central Plains and the valleys and deserts of the Southwest. Highs Monday were in the 80s. +But the Chicago Merc's first successful introduction of financial instrument contracts such as Treasury bill futures in 1972 revolutionized the industry and attracted investors from around the globe. +Garbage pickup service has been stopped since January in Al Essawieh and other Arab villages because residents stoned municipal trucks. +Overnight the dollar had dropped a full yen against the Japanese currency after two days of relative stability. +The former Marine combat officer has built a career by making Democrats electable in conservative Virginia. +In addition, a U.S.-Soviet understanding will allow Washington to continue military aid to the Afghan guerrillas, and Moscow to continue sending arms to the Afghan government. +Nevertheless, the showing was good enough to spark hope for the coming season. +But the National Weather Service said a storm front could carry significant rain or even snow for Wyoming this weekend, providing relief. +At one point, Palestinians broke into loud cheers and applause when Abdullah Mousta, the mukhtar or leading town elder, handed over his papers. +Wright's organic architecture demonstrated a keen sensitivity to the environment decades before it became fashionable among "la-la activists." +"We all have to be broad minded enough to know that we are human and we all make mistakes," he said. +Even this building society would pay Pounds 800 more than its high street rival. How safe is the institution? +He then became aware of research by Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza and colleagues at Stanford University that suggested that language emerged about the same time as modern humans evolved in Africa. +"Jail is the greatest fear these white collar criminals have," Markey said. +Carlucci and Yazov did 90 percent of the talking, but they appeared to make little headway in resolving such fundamental disputes as who has the larger military. +A Red Cross nurse told him, "There isn't enough left of the houses to make a fire." Officials worried about food supplies and lack of sanitation facilities. +Michael Avery, an attorney for Mr. Vicenzi, said his client will enter a "not guilty plea and intends to vigorously contest the charges against him." +According to the report, housing starts ran at an annual rate of 1,066,000 in November. +In commodity trading, the margin is a deposit traders make to buy or sell futures contracts. +If so, the promotion will have to drum up a lot of extra business to be worthwhile. +Why is entertainment such a central element in Japanese business culture? +Instead of $1.8 billion in asset sales, the figure may be as low as $1.5 billion. +Boesky, who avoided eye contact with Mulheren, described Mulheren as a business associate and friend, who once helped save his trading company from collapse. +Around 90 per cent of its output is exported to Europe and the US. Maille Fil which opened in 1989 is a Dollars 20m investment by Hedi Bouchamaoui for his four daughters, two of whom manage Tunisia's largest combed cotton and yarn production plant. +"I have several farmers now feeding potato waste," he said. "They (farmers) are looking for more ways to get through" the drought. +(36) "Perfect Strangers," ABC, 10.6. +A Marine handed the corporal's folded flag to Victoria. +'He stared quietly into the yearling's eye,' writes Robinson. +The Transport and General Workers Union said the accord would have enabled Ford to pay lower wages at Dundee than elsewhere in Britain. +'They never die, they just go into hibernation. +He has not preached since his Feb. 21 tearful confession of sinning against his wife. +Sen. Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., said the Senate could act on the nomination as soon as Wednesday. +From 1980 to 1988, school enrollment in the area increased 54 percent. +But the capital-gains tax break would once again give developers a boost. +Observers note the increasingly sophisticated methods used by the Islamic groups, notably bombs detonated by remote control. +Rylander, ranked sixth nationally, switched from foil to saber, partly intrigued by the weapon's military origins. +Bennett declined to discuss his plans for the job until his confirmation hearings, aide John Walters said. +The fortnightly was reborn in a new political climate that has swept Eastern Europe. +Mr. Joseph also told employees that bonuses would be down for this year. +But transactions would be monitored through a foreign exchange bank to prevent tax evasion by investing in foreign markets, according to the budget proposal. +The margin rose one percentage point to 20.1 per cent. +The Brownsville area is the main entry for Central Americans who cross the border illegally and claim political asylum, and the new policy is expected to concentrate more displaced would-be immigrants in the lower Rio Grande Valley. +The leader of a Cuban-American group is asking the British government to prevent the repatriation of Cubans by the Caymanian authorities. +Small planes entering restricted airspace near airports are required to get tower permission and to carry transponders, which produce a signal to display airplane identification on radar screens. +Just keep your eyes wide open. +Yes, Art Carney will be there. +The private school is known as Bogota's Swiss school. +Meanwhile, Ford's quarterly profit inched up 1.4%. +In his testimony Wednesday, Wood said the Alert security subsidy was set up six months before the disaster. +'We should use the leverage that the caisse can muster to bring foreign industrial groups to consider Quebec as an area to invest.' The leverage is being wielded in a number of ways. +Jolliffe and Jones made nothing, but they had an excellent product to show the backers of White Angel. Nevertheless, it has been a hand-to-mouth existence for the past three years since forming Living Spirit Pictures and making White Angel. +The company's redesign of the booster rocket is aimed to prevent the problems of last January, when cold temperatures before the launch were blamed for preventing a rubber O-ring from sealing a joint and allowing hot gas to escape. +And Douglas said he hoped to pass his own "carrot and stick" bill that would withhold federal money for juvenile justice from states that fail to adopt their model. +Even liars can sometimes tell the truth, but somehow Boesky doesn't seem like a very credible witness. +Non-German controlled channels are not considered for traditional terrestrial, as opposed to satellite, frequencies. +The machines themselves are sold through distributors. Perhaps the most cunning case of profiting by non-employment is Capita, the London-based management consultancy. +A larger share for U.S. firms of domestic Japanese corporate underwitings. +The agency quoted the Serbian party as saying: "The Vojvodina leadership has been deaf to the demands of the working class and other citizens. +At least 32 people, 26 Armenians and six Azerbaijanis, were killed in three days of rioting that began Feb. 28 in the Azerbaijani port of Sumgait. +Texas Air announced last Friday that it had abandoned efforts to sell Eastern's Washington-New York-Boston shuttle service to another subsidiary. +"It seems to me the fact that short interest has held up while volume has declined means we aren't going into a test of the October lows," he said. +Nigeria today seeks further rescheduling of its Dollars 34bn debt. +When Brazilian writer Jorge Amado recently appeared at a New York bookstore to read excerpts from his latest novel, "Showdown" (Bantam Books, 412 pages, $18.95), he didn't expect anyone to show up on that freezing night. +And that's exactly the way I feel about it, and I feel very strongly about it. +This isn't a factory they bought, where you just take the machines and move into another building." +"If you didn't meet your quota, you would be threatened with a transfer to a work bench," essentially demoted, says Peter Mohr, a manager who left Steinway in 1988. +But Biden, D-Del., took pains not to blame Bennett. +While the company could conceivably lend a single customer, under federal regulations, $200 million or more, it has limited its exposure to any single customer to amounts far less than that. +Higher Thursday were incentive-backed or speculative shares such as Sumitomo Metal Mining, up 200 yen to 1570 yen (up $1.41 to $11.09). +"I've had him long enough to get good and attached to him," Roberts said. +"With present technology, they'll be there forever," he concludes. +Unfair tax rates cause less revenue and increased expenses as investors shelter income and government expenses rise to ferret out fraudulent tax shelters. +A lot of the new money is ending up in small-company stock funds, which have been dazzling performers with average 1991 gains of 43.9%. +The unions quoted from a document about selling government services into outside markets and claimed that this conflicts with our statements on Competing for Quality. +The envoy, Yevgeny Primakov, commented after a 45-inute meeting with President Francois Mitterrand. +Both Lasker Stone and Hirshon Roth are for sale mainly because of retirement plans of key partners in both firms, according to people familiar with the partners and the discussions. +This is the prime cause of Britain's repeated boom-bust cycles. +Pianist Emanuel Ax said an audience could feel Horowitz' energy when he performed. +Slough Estates' convertible offering, led by Warburg Securities Ltd., was linked to an equity offering to Slough shareholders and so wasn't expected to trade immediately. +However, selling pressure returned and was only eased later in the afternoon by a firm Wall Street. +Yet the controversy has hardly dissuaded other companies from launching their own educational marketing programs. +In others, the U.S. representative supported loans to Yugoslavia, Poland and Hungary but not in the past three years, he added. +Records of the case show that Dulay and about 50 rebel soldiers and police barged into the capitol building in the Qurino provincial capital of Cabarroguis and announced a takeover of the local government. +When the guardian families of Jing Ling village, whose job it was to protect the tomb, cut some trees that the emperor thought important to the beauty and serenity of the site, he had the villagers executed. +"Our concern on the creditors committee is getting as much money from the estate as possible, not necessarily enforcing the securities regulations," said Steven Felderstein, attorney for the California Public Employees Retirement System. +New York officials contend that the East Harlem Cultural Arts Center where Ms. Higgensen's musical plays is intended strictly for non-profit groups. +You must have marketing partnerships, not just ad page discounts. +Police mechanics will probably examine the car Monday to see if mechanical problems may have contributed to the accident, Palardy said. +It did not elaborate on the bombings, but said the four had been involved in smuggling cars from Iraq, Iran's war foe, and rigging them with explosives. +But that's what it is and there's no exaggeration." Usually, Mr. Cuomo has blamed state Senate Republicans for failure to pass his budget. +Sung Won Sohn, chief economist for Norwest Corp. in Minneapolis, said traders were relieved that the Treasury's auction of $26 billion in notes and bonds had been completed. +Most of the 15 foreign hostages in Lebanon are believed to be in the southern suburbs, Hezbollah's stronghold. +The blaze destroyed 14 structures and injured nine people, none seriously. +The problem for IBM trial lawyers Thomas Barr and David Boies was how to make such a highly technical case understandable. +In a 1946 prologue, we find little Maggie already attached to young Pat Casey, and figuring in a Christmas pageant which is interrupted by the death of Pat's father, a union hero, amid an angry strike. +The Soviet Union, reeling under domestic economic woes, has significantly scaled back its economic and military aid to Ethiopia, prompting President Mengistu Haile Mariam to look elsewhere. +Russell is a narcotics cop, and he'll nail Gibson any way he can. +In front of the City Radio store, ropes were put up to form lines. +The Contras' 20-minute visit to La Prensa was their first venture outside the Camino Real Hotel where they have been staying. +Sources close to Texaco profess belief that Mr. Icahn has purchased a stake in the oil giant to take advantage of arbitrage opportunities that will likely arise if the Texaco-Pennzoil litigation is settled. +"Nobody knew for certain it would lead to a drug." +In Asia, share prices closed lower in Sydney, Hong Kong and Singapore, and were mixed in Manila. +Copper futures prices surged Thursday on New York's Commodity Exchange amid signs of tightening supplies and production problems against a backdrop of steady demand. +The magazine says gross revenues have increased slightly and profits have remained high. +But Byrd, one of the Senate's most influential and most powerful members as chairman of the Appropriations Committee, returned to the Senate floor Thursday to plead his case. +Along comes a young mountebank, Billy Starbuck, who promises he can bring rain, and meanwhile takes Lizzie off for a night of passion on his lorry. +Another victim who was unidentified was in fair condition at Tulane, a spokesman said. +The papers are being deployed with his customary skill by Labour's Mr Robin Cook, who is 'releasing' them in batches aimed, as smart bombs are to their targets, at the TV news headlines. +Neither had any effect. +Heffley was a sales manager for Big State X-Ray, owned by Wade Penn of Chickasha, Okla. Penn said he and wife, Dolly, were supposed to join the Heffleys for the trip to Big Bend. +What comes back would make Freddie and Jason proud. +It did not demand his replacement but called for appointing qualified U.A.E. nationals in leadership positions at the university. +Today, the Marders Nurseries Inc. summer team of 80 will plant 60-year old Japanese maple trees in your front yard. +In addition to undercover probes and broker restitution, the proposed Futures Trading Practices Act of 1989 would require stricter record-keeping by market participants to "independently, precisely and completely" record transaction times. +The shells are stamped "CCC" for Connecticut Cartridge Company, the company that originally ordered, then canceled, the cartridges. +He said a budget plan such as the one he unveiled last week would _ if adopted _ help to drive down rates. +"We've got to strengthen GATT as a matter of principle, as a sign to the emerging democracies in eastern Europe and in this hemisphere that free trade is the wave of the future," Bush said. +The reports said Volvo and the Dutch government had agreed on a compromise plan where each would retain a 33% stake in Volvo Car. +Mercedes-Benz of North America has announced its fourth price increase since March 1987 because of the continuing weakness of the dollar against the West German mark. +Network news will enter the questionable world of "re-creations" this coming season on CBS and NBC. +But Walsh said the Iran-Contra investigations produced an unprecedented collection of Ronald Reagan's statements, particularly a seven-hour videotaped deposition the former president gave for Poindexter's trial. +The shock of the stock market crash was mostly absorbed because the loss really didn't amount to $2,000 per person. +U.S. District Judge John Hancock delayed sentencing for up to a month. +A lawsuit the Cohens brought against the health-care concern has been pending in a New York state court since 1978. +The secretary told reporters at the White House on Wednesday that his aim is to build "an appropriate political and military foundation" to use force against Iraq. +Customs agents have intercepted several drug shipments at Anchorage International Airport in recent months, but believe they have staunched just a fraction of the incoming flow of narcotics. +Thomas V. Chema, commission chairman, has advocated a negotiated rate agreement that doesn't depend entirely on the value of the plants and other assets of the utilities. +Expanding computer networks allow the credit-reporting industry to send files directly to any PC. +Centocor shares rose $3.50 to $53.50 in national over-the-counter trading. +That puts the shares on a multiple of 22, falling to 17. Demanding certainly, but the Wassall team's record is hard to beat. +In 1987, TV news reporter Mike Conway, radio news broadcaster Judy Thompson and photographer Ted Schwartz asked to be allowed to bring cameras and other equipment into the courtroom to cover the upcoming trial. +In the old South Africa, whites would have not turned on the state-run TV news or looked at pro-government newspapers and seen African National Congress leader Walter Sisulu gazing back, fist raised, a free man. +An Associated Press photographer at the rally reported by telephone that the crowd of mostly young people literally jumped around in excitement and nearly toppled the rostrum when party leader Sali Berisha stood to speak. +Then, it was back to work for Laurn, who had another game. +There also were declines in Latin America, though not as great on average as in Africa. +Federal and state officials are scheduled to testify in the two-day hearing looking into the savings and loan crisis. +Sony Corp., the Japanese electronics giant, already has indicated interest in buying a U.S. entertainment company. +Some Zanzibaris are willing to blame everything on bad luck. +It's just a very dangerous situation." Half the Arab policemen in the West Bank resigned by PLO order Friday and Israeli soldiers closed the main Gaza mosque on the Moslem sabbath for the first time worshipers could remember. +Drug questions dominate a bitter contest for an Atlanta congressonal seat, with the incumbent admitting he considered using laundered drug money to finance his home and a challenger saying he might consider legalizing drugs. +Nobody at Sundai Prep seems to dwell on failure. +Mr. McDonald recently said his successor will be named within about a month. +In 1983, Volkswagen told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that it would take corrective measures to "prevent inadvertent activation of brake and gas pedals at the same time," according to court papers filed by Hely. +'That,' he said, 'was a harmless chameleon.' +Columbia would follow around Sept. 10 to 14. +He says a loud dealership pitch would ruin the effect of the national ad, which quietly promotes Buick's heritage and ends with an invitation to sit back and enjoy the movie. +"I've never had so many problems with anything in my life as I did with that car," says salesman Rolf Hansbuer of Muelheim of the model 230E Mercedes he purchased in 1985. +He was sentenced to 20 months for arms smuggling but remained jailed during the long extradition process. +The overall number was confirmed by hospital officials. +"The consolidation is being implemented to improve manufacturing efficiency and to improve profitability," Thomas J. Albani, executive vice president and chief operating officer, said in a statement. +My wife spends hours at aerobics, Going till she's nearly dropping, While the kids and I get our workout Doing the chores and shopping. +When they married and had children, they did so later in life. +July 19 _ Foreign Minister J. Rudolph Johnson and other prominent Liberians appeal to the United States for a temporary U.S. peacekeeping force to help prevent further bloodshed. +Mr. McCollum expects a slight drop in net income to $64 million, or 35 cents a share, on revenue of $377 million. +Mr Agnelli did not respond. +The troubles of American Savings and Financial Corp. stem from a massive portfolio of delinquent real estate loans and foreclosed property. +West German officials estimated East Germany's budget deficit would total 30 billion marks in the second half of this year and about 50 billion marks in 1991, after which the costs gradually should taper off. +The fascia has been largely destroyed, along withe internal fixtures and fittings. +Aides said Peres was upset by the pushing and shoving today in the Ramle market, although he showed no signs of it as he walked stony-faced in shirt sleeves through the town of 46,000, several miles from Tel Aviv. +La Prensa is owned by Juan Carlos Pastrana, the son of former president Misael Pastrana. +People are "buying things that remind them of their childhoods," says Rita Moses of Saks Fifth Avenue's ornaments department in Atlanta. +The governor didn't appear. +Turner Broadcasting System Inc.'s major cable-television investors have agreed in principle to forgo a $38 million cash dividend payment in exchange for additional stock in the company. +Although they shied away from directly endorsing federal action, GAO officials flirted in their testimony with just such a call. +Robert Giroux, manager of the downtown store who refused to comment on Scondras' complaints, said several other Woolworth's stores sell firearms. +The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, situated in the heart of congested northern New Jersey, was officially declared a protected area in 1968 under the federal Wilderness Act. +There is certainly no pause for character development; about all we learn of Danny is that he is short, "plump, usually sported one day's growth on his chin and liked green sport shirts," yet overpoweringly attractive to beautiful women. +At nightfall, guerrillas from terrorist mastermind Abu Nidal's Fatah Revolutionary Council joined Suleiman's fighters around the mosque and mounted a counterattack on Milk Mountain, police said. +Volkswagen edged up 2.6 to 258.6 as rumors on an impending privatization of the government's 16% stake faded, brokers said. +"I think it's the memory of 20 years ago that makes people say `we don't want that here,"' Shoemaker said. +The earthquake that shook northern Iran last Thursday turned dozens of communities into piles of rubble that entombed thousands of people. +He said the United States already has begun to mobilize financial help for front-line states, such as Egypt, Jordan and Turkey, suffering as a result of a loss of trade with Iraq because of sanctions against Baghdad. +Cardis hasn't yet filed financial reports for fiscal 1986 or any quarter of fiscal 1987, but has said it had losses for the 1986 fourth quarter and 1987 first quarter. +Some of the umpteen million losers had plenty to say, though. +The airport was also criticised for only having one windsock, after investigation of a 1985 accident recommended more. The authority said one pilot had filed an 'occurrence report' this year after landing lights malfunctioned. +President Bush shone the White House spotlight today on a school program that teaches youngsters to resist drugs, and wound up hearing a tough lecture from a 13-year-old against the death penalty he favors. +The deal, announced Monday, is estimated to be worth at least $600 million and perhaps as much as $1 billion or more to the Houston-based Huffington Corp. +The two Bush furlough ads neither show Mr. Horton's picture nor use his name. +The lunar link is more elusive, he said. +Chandra Shekhar, who replaced V.P. Singh on Nov. 10, promised to "bring this country out of a muddy mire of misery and misfortune." +"It starts when a black rookie policeman (from Sparta) arrests an old friend who's fleeing Thompson's jail. +Although Japan's January trade surplus narrowed 29% from January 1987, traders said that the month-to-month increase is a more significant comparison to the foreign exchange market than the year-to-year data. +Black teen-agers, 27.4 percent, down from 36.5 percent. +"Feast of Fools" has been performed in La Jolla and San Francisco, Calif., Washington, Toronto and Seattle. +The secretary-general's legal staff is "studying options," but Giuliani refused to describe them or say if the United Nations would join litigation on behalf of the PLO. +'I am delighted to see a new delivery-versus-payment system in place,' said Mr John Langton of ISMA. +Now, due to 1985 amendments to the bankruptcy laws, Lorenzo would first have to negotiate further with Eastern unions and demonstrate that he had no alternative but to cut jobs. +It would create the basis for an economic community, with republics agreeing to trade freely with each other and to operate a common banking system. +Earlier Wednesday, Bush talked with Kohl on German unity and other summit issues, Fitzwater said, and he had talked the day before to Mulroney. +But with a smaller pool of potential demand, the prov- incial cities may experience less upwards pressure on rents than in London. The availability of property, as well as its cost, is a crucial factor in determining a reloc- ation decision. +Today, the acquired chain is still profitable and growing steadily. +"It was a matter of life and death," he said. "If I hadn't stopped drinking, I don't think I'd be alive today. +Egg sales plummeted by up to 60 percent, and Mrs. Currie was forced to resign Friday. +Burglars ransacked the home of 6-year-old AIDS victim Eliana Martinez and stole about $1,800 worth of possessions, including a medical device used to treat the deadly disease, police say. +Chase said its nonperforming HLT loans increased 60% in the first quarter to $253 million at March 31 from $158 million at year end. +Through the purchase of government securities from banks, the Fed influences the amount of reserves the banks have to make bank loans and thus the price of those loans _ interest rates. +Leaders of Chancellor Helmut Kohl's conservative coalition said they expect passage of the law next Friday by parliament's lower house, the Bundestag. +"It isn't unpleasant," he says. +Under the plan, Mexico will issue $10 billion of new marketable bonds, which it will swap with its bank creditors (on a voluntary, bank-by-bank basis) for some $15 billion to $20 billion of existing bank loans. +That's a form advising you that, for example, the interest or dividend numbers you put on your tax return don't gibe with the numbers the IRS has. +Michael Sciarra, a former 560 president, was the choice of the union's pro-Provenzano group. +The company boosted its quarterly dividend and declared a three-for-two stock split. +"The passengers had to wait inside base operations for 30 minutes before they were back in the air again," said Air Force Lt. Col. Jerry Guess. +While the company's sales were soaring, "We still had a system that was probably appropriate for $10 million to $20 million in sales." +Eyewitnesses gave a similar account. +In La Paz, the bomb went off around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, destroying windows at the embassy and surrounding offices. +People are entitled to honesty. +Mr. Malin calculated that Texaco's 1989 capital spending will be about the same for continuing operations, even though divestitures will push the actual number lower. +I didn't realize that Gentry had anything bothering him to that extent," said House Speaker Ed Murray. +Now that it has completed the purchase of the 48% of Marine Midland that it didn't already own, it has to deal with the unit's Latin American loans. +The U.S. dollar is Panama's currency. +The 1995 budget itself is predicated on holding the rise in public spending to 2.5 per cent, the rate of projected inflation against a planned 2.7 per cent rise in GDP. +The victory parties were not limited to San Francisco. +'It is partly the result of import prices and exchange rates.' Western Germany's annual inflation rate dropped to 3.3 per cent in July from 4.3 per cent in June, the lowest since May 1991. +His only option, he says, is to let his original loan go through foreclosure. +"God has been very good to us and we're grateful for it," said the Rev. G. Raymond Carlson of Springfield, Mo., the denomination's general superintendent. +Soviet-led East bloc troops repressed the movement that same year and Dubcek was subsequently ousted. +Continuing strife between Roman Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland. +The change at Credit Lyonnais reflects the Socialists' distaste for the bank's current chairman, Jean-Maxime Leveque. +Travel agents and passengers can continue to book flights with full confidence that the schedule will be as announced." Parker said the service cuts, which reduce Eastern's daily flights from 1,225 to 1,085, were financially motivated. +I still do commercials for a lot of national and regional accounts." Adams' mellow voice, with a hint of a rasp, is a familiar one behind commercials. +It aims to raise Pounds 750,000 to expand through an entrepreneurial BES issue, sponsored by Wise Speke. +Dallinger, 62, who took over the social affairs portfolio in 1980 and was the longest serving Austrian minister, was among the nine passengers. +He was replaced by the next-most-senior member of the Twelve, Howard W. Hunter, next in line to be church president. +Visiting Potosi after my stay in Sucre, I could not help thinking I had entered Wells' world. I arrived in Potosi late at night, filthy with the dust of untarred mountain roads. +Eastern hopes to be up to 140 flights a day by week's end, Matell said. +Already, the US Congress has passed a bill which reduces US spending on Nato infrastructure this year to Dollars 60m (Pounds 39.4m), down from a planned Dollars 240m. +At a time when other establishment firms seemed squeamish about hostile takeovers, Messrs. +When cornered, they squirt a poison from neck glands that kills dogs, cats, even humans. +Only recently have people realized that the dream of an uncrowded region, with homes affordable to all, has slipped away. +Her other leg is a chain of wounds from thigh to foot, but they are healing, and doctors say the leg won't have to be amputated. +"George's career had gone way down since Gracie (Allen) died in 1964," Fein recalled. "He worked very little. +This is where they want to live." +There are people who would prefer to see a different path of development and there are radicals on both sides. +However, late arbitrage linked buying supported share prices and the Nikkei rose to the day's high of 20,283.93 on late bargain hunting. Volume fell to 180m shares from 362m. +They also pressed officials not to allow the same thing happen to land banks in other parts of the country. +The resolution would direct Farmers directors to reconsider their refusal to meet with B.A.T officials to negotiate a merger. +Californians voted to limit the number of terms state politicians can serve to a total of six years - three terms - for Assembly members and eight years - two terms - for state senators. The eight-year limit also applies to statewide officers. +That is not a failure of democratisation but the success of it.' Universally known as 'the party', the KMT remains very powerful and is likely to do so for some time to come. +Company spokesmen have declined to comment on what's likely to occur in tomorrow's dividend meeting. +The Chapter 11 filings have noticeably hurt confidence of customers and merchandise suppliers. +But they were nicer back then compared to today," the maybe King says on the tape, which comes with the book. +The opposition coalition is made up of opposition political parties and organizations. +However, it is always possible that the extra spending could boost growth, and thus government revenues, more than expected. +The crowd was small compared to past touchdowns because of the weekday landing, officials said. +They even say that it would save the government between Pounds 1.3bn and Pounds 1.6bn by reducing in-work benefit. But while the commissioners claim that new regulations are not going to cost jobs they have little to say about job creation. +NEW YORK may well be the world's worst place for watching the Kirov Ballet. It only stays at the Met for three or (this year) two weeks, uses a local orchestra, and arrives at the end of a big North American tour. +Mr. Walsh assumes that Congress could prohibit covert operations, a debatable proposition. +"It was too successful," he says. +MCI Communications Corp. said it was selected to provide Montgomery Ward & Co. with practically a private communications network to connect about 400 Ward locations with the company's Chicago headquarters. +It was also known that First Interstate was in the market for a big Texas bank after losing in its bid for BankAmerica. +And Northview, now controlled by his wife Seema, is left with a motel chain. +He added that he was not sure the increased processing in Bolivia was directly tied to the drug war in Colombia. +The financial services group led the way with a rise of 1.78 per cent. +Swindall had asked the State Disciplinary Board to suspend his license pending the outcome of the appeal. +On the eve of the meeting, the company had announced that restructuring of the telephone operations would reduce the size of the workforce to a total of about 78,000 by 1992, in part through offering early retirement incentives. +Lord Einstein already handles some IBM projects. +In San Francisco, water officials later this month will propose rationing steps aimed at cutting consumption 50%. +A heated tent and eight outhouses are on the site, Luna said. People who visited the site said 200 to 400 people were there. +Hanover, a West German industrial city seeking a higher international profile, was chosen by a one-vote margin today to be host of Expo 2000, an ecologically oriented turn-of-the century world's fair. +Still, while few economists expect any real improvement in the trade deficit this year, many remain optimistic over the longer term. +For the first time in the state's history, the governor elected in 1990 will be allowed to serve two consecutive four-year terms. +Common Cause, the self-styled citizen's lobby, says it will maintain pressure on Congress to eliminate the outside income lawmakers receive from special interest groups. +Consumer prices rose 0.3% in January, or at a 4.2% compound annual rate, suggesting inflation may be worsening even though consumer spending is sluggish. +Whereas in Germany quoted companies are able to adjust the annual payout to reflect the earnings trend without fear of retribution, the British have to worry about hostile takeovers. +Assistant U.S. Attorney James Fleissner is not working on those cases but said their structure probably would be similar. +Kohl sees his new twin-track task as combining German unity with European unity. Successfully steering both processes may, however, prove as daunting as anything faced by the architects of Ostpolitik. +In American Stock Exchange trading Friday, Turner Class A shares closed at $23.25 a share, unchanged; Turner Class B shares finished at $23.25 a share, down 37.5 cents. +"We may be competitors, but we all feel frustration tonight." +At Sellafield, there are already more than 30 tons of plutonium extracted from the spent fuel of reactors operated by British nuclear utilities. +As one sign of increasing tension, the official noted Sunday's firefight between an Israeli military patrol and two Jordanian soldiers who infiltrated into Israel. +Art Sola, commander of the crew that allegedly stole cocaine from smugglers for themselves, told NBC he and his fellow guardsmen decided one afternoon to steal a kilogram of cocaine from a load they found floating in the Atlantic Ocean 15 miles offshore. +Moscow has halted its arms shipments, Western diplomats say, but is leaving Soviet military bases and massive arms supplies to the Kabul government as its forces pull out. +His ideas for economic revitalization of the nation's cities won't be put into practice unless future scandals can be prevented. +One taster gave one of the most favorable reviews in the tests to Gold Rush from Horizons International Foods Inc.: "They're like what you'd bring back from McDonald's and eat in the office." +A concerted effort to identify the nation's most complete collections and microfilm them is under way, led by the National Endowment for the Humanities, Russell said. +But giving drug users more drugs to wean them off drugs won't work. +Cuba on Wednesday rejected a U.S. appeal that it support a resolution in the United Nations authorizing the use of force to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi invaders. +The Portuguese government, acting as unofficial mediator in the conflict, had asked Moscow and Washington to send observers to the talks, slated for Sept. 24 in Portugal. +Unlike previous industry ministers, Prof Guarino rejects the idea of strategic sectors. +Gingrich said he held the news conference as soon as he could because he wanted to quickly dispel any notion of wrongdoing in the midst of his campaign for Minority Whip. +And each one will pick out what suits his ear and his gut, and that's how he's going to talk. +The officials and some bankers said talks on the plan started between Fermenta, Industrivaerden, Trans-Resources and major creditors almost as soon as the first proposal fell through. +Congress could takes steps and we might not be able to control the reaction," said one administration source. +As the Iraqi conquest of Kuwait entered its 13th day today, the fate of the Americans continued to be a matter of utmost concern to the Bush administration. +The recapitalization involves more than $6.8 billion in bank borrowings and the public sale of $3 billion in debt, Kraft said. +"I want an Islamic world, not just an Islamic Nigeria." +Williams was the only obstetrician in the two-county area and delivered 30 to 50 babies a month. +You cannot pan out the same old boring rubbish about people being 'only interested in the top line.' +Therefore, within the framework of the CSCE process, the negotiations on confidence and security-building measures form an essential complement to those on conventional stability. +An arrangement with UBS also would help Hill Samuel fight off unwanted Australian suitors, including financiers Larry Adler and Kerry Packer, who control 26% of the bank. +No one knows how much money such services bring in. +Rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries for gadgets like video cameras and portable telephones have made up the bulk of consumption. +From a production standpoint, China has been the world's largest wheat producer in four of the last five years, according to USDA statistics. +Many big retailers reported weak December sales, suggesting no revival in sight for consumer spending. Same-store sales rose an estimated 2% from bleak year-earlier levels. +The recovery of the brown pelican in the southeastern United States seems to be attributed to the nationwide ban on DDT, while the "recovery" of the Palau dove, Palau fantail and Palau owl simply stems from the discovery of more birds. +Home Shopping Network added 1/4 to 8 1/4. +New construction contracts fell 4% in November as the commercial building business declined sharply. +Andrea, I think we both have a responsibility to try to address the issues. +The book is generally intelligent, sincere and reasoned, qualities frequently missing in such documents, especially from the New Right. +If not, they should make their voices heard while the debate lasts. +Marshall, in an opinion joined by Brennan, said schools such as Westside must be careful to "effectively disassociate themselves from the religious speech that now may become commonplace in their facilities." Justice John Paul Stevens dissented. +Mrs. Cooke, a 73-year-old Phoenix resident, refuses to even try such retirement developments. +The Arabs were killed Thursday during a pre-dawn raid on the West Bank village of Nahalin by Israeli forces. +The couple sang, danced and told riddles with the little girl. Ded Moroz then opened his sack and pulled out a huge teddy bear, which Olga's father had handed him secretly beforehand. +Thirteen of Karl's former employees who were used as conduits for the alleged contributions were not indicted because most of them cooperated in the investigation and have been given limited immunity from prosecution, Bonner said. +The services tax was repealed in a political firestorm a few months later, but the status quo was not re-established. +It's getting hot," said international chess master Norman Weinstein. +The committee would eliminate graduated rates for personal-service corporations, thus requiring them to pay the flat 34% corporate rate. +They were familiar with our products, with customer complaints and compliments and, most importantly, with the plant's long-established culture. +We had been looking for just such a high-growth area. +The amount of principal paid at maturity will be tied to the then-prevailing yen/dollar exchange rate. +"We're in better shape now than we've ever been before even with this bad year," says Charles Johnson, associate treasurer. +"I like both styles," he insisted diplomatically. +They said the thin market was largely unaffected by the congressional testimony of Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan. +An angry Rubino accused the government of sandbagging the defense, in effect declaring legal war on the prosecutors. +But, he adds, he was surprised. +That went straight into their next script. +Floyd keeps hurling in great wodges of butter in a most un-Italian way. +But Quinn said Zaccaro was a well-organized drug dealer. +Despite the huge pension-fund payments proposed in LTV's reorganization plan, the federal pension agency "will remain at risk as guarantor of the pensions for many years," an agency spokeswoman said. +She also suspected, although she had no specific proof, that certain individuals were posing as certified nurses aides, or CNAs. +The value of these is unknown, but in 1991 they reportedly included 25 Su-24 bombers, 50 MiG-29 fighters, an unknown number of MiG31 and Su-27 aircraft, and 200 T-72 main battle tanks. +He thinks there is potential to double the number of units sold to corporate customers next year. +And fuel costs are proportionally much lower for the cruise industry, he said, than for others in the travel business, such as airlines. +"They were off schedule," explains Barbara Austin of Dawn Animal Agency. +Dr. Koop promised it would be "a very catchy campaign." +A team of 20 scientists, sent recently by the government's National Science Commission, found that the air contained potentially toxic levels of particles including silicon, iron, calcium and aluminum. +The sources said they were unsure which of Peru's two guerrilla groups killed Caballero. +The German Historical Museum's exhibit, "Bismarck - Prussia, Germany, and Europe" was planned three years ago, when the question of unity seemed a distant dream to most Germans. +A Koch spokesman, Larry Simonberg, said the mayor's TV advertising and campaign appearances had improved his standing. "When people get a chance to talk with him in the flesh, the effect is very positive for the mayor," Simonberg said. +Burrows' is a language we don't understand, which in fact we do understand - a Serbo-Croat film without subtitles, whose meaning is clear. Stoics has been growing over the past year or so in performances at The Place and elsewhere. +Other tax cuts which Dukakis eventually supported trimmed revenue by some $400 million during the past six years. +The Financial Times 30-share index was off 0.4 point at 1,866.7 at the close. +It is doing everything the government wanted. +The three new directors succeed Richard O'Brien, Kathryn Kelleher and Vincent Filippini, appointees of the FDIC who resigned. +All oil exporters naturally want to get as much for their product as possible. +Auditors concluded she received at least $50,000 in improper compensation. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Wilson Foods stock rose $1.25 to close at $13.375. +The live broadcast was the longest ever in China. +Protesters said the government has helped industry but has ignored farmers, who have suffered because of low crop prices. +Karpov, 39, is often protrayed as a colorless introvert who plays with surgical precision. +But he stressed that identifying a single cause or cure for the syndrome was unlikely. Man-made mineral fibres are produced by spinning molten rock or glass into fine fibres which are then woven into thick insulating 'blankets'. +The transcript of a tape shows that about nine seconds after an apparently normal takeoff, a cockpit alarm showed the Boeing 727 was not able to gather enough speed to stay aloft, the Dallas Times Herald reported. +Whisenant said Tuesday he still believed the "rapture" was imminent and revised the moment to 10:55 a.m. EDT today. +According to Scrip, Glaxo's turnover was Dollars 7.247bn last year compared with Merck's Dollars 7.225bn, giving the British group a margin of victory of Dollars 22m. Officially, Merck says size doesn't matter. +The jet has a top speed of 600 mph. +"All five pictures - think of it - art?" +In a series of changes culminating in a major reorganization last October, its chief executive officer, John Young, has eliminated excessive layers of management and put product development under strong leaders who have cut through red tape. +Unlike a futures contract, which expire with no value at the end of its life, IPs contracts generally would force investors to trade out of the product, roll over the contract or take delivery of the basket of stocks. +Chairman Whitmore said recently that he expects the unit to achieve 10% operating margins by 1995. +For his part, Mr. Cuny freely admits some limitations. +Chateauguay, a suburb south of Montreal on the edge of the Kahnawake reserve, has become a flashpoint in the conflict. +He said it was absorbed by federal spending. +Srinagar is the summer capital of the state and Jammu, 95 miles to the south, is the winter capital. +Soviet students yield great publicity. +The amount garnished so far, however, is small compared with the $40 million in delinquent support payments Ellenbecker said the state is trying to collect. +The remaining stations won't be able to change. +Authorities closed the two roads in the vicinity of the wreck and evacuated nearby residents. +She uses minimal props and stage equipment, and during costume changes the audience sees slides such as a teddy bear with her glasses, a hand half-painted with nail polish and a pair of shoes next to a baby. +Robert Wayne O'Ferrell was questioned most of the day Monday, and agents with bomb-sniffing dogs searched his sprawling Enterprise junk warehouse, a smaller junk shop, and his home in nearby New Brockton, about 75 miles from Montgomery. +ETC lifted distributable profits to R2.9m from R2.7m. +It will keep a Japanese joint venture, Mr. Mockler says, "because it was felt the potential payoff could be very, very large." +Mr. Leong says basics such as upholding office decorum, keeping desks tidy and answering internal telephone calls are part of the program. +The policy was adopted at a Central Committee session last month that focused on Yugoslavia's political and economic crises. +It quoted members of the Mexico City group as saying some 30 Mexican journalists have been killed in the five years since Buendia's death. +Birkhead said the study suggests that education programs need to be focused on lower income groups, especially programs about the health dangers of cigarettes and alcohol. +Radical structural reform during the sale separated transmission and generation. +After chasing bad guys for six years as the idealistic Lt. +That this should be so is, in the circumstances, remarkable - a true feat of imaginative appropriation on the artist's part. +If they think about what they have done for a much longer period of time than Japan did, I think they should be more modest," he said in an interview. +"This move isn't based on dollar weakness, but yen strength," a trader in New York said. +Diamond cutters and wholesalers say the list leads buyers to expect prohibitively lower prices, though many jewelry stores love having it. +A total of 3,249 voted for the 66-year-old Mr. Jenkins. +In rare cases, nodules proliferate in the skin and over the bones to produce grotesque features. +The protesters faced a maximum penalty of 18 months and hefty fines. +Zenteno and other ranchers called it an invasion. +This is a great job that I've got. I enjoy it and I know there's a part of me that needs that love-me-love-me-love-me stuff," he said in a recent interview. +In a move that the company insists isn't a bald publicity stunt, ETA Systems Inc., Minneapolis-based Control Data's supercomputing unit, is expected to announce today a nationwide competition among high school students. +No official statement has been made about the incident at Myeinigon, four miles north of downtown Rangoon. +The observations mean "when we send cosmonauts or astronauts to Mars, we're going to have a better understanding of the planet," said Edberg. "Mountaineers use telescopes to look at routes before they try them. +Employers, many of whom are initially skeptical of the program, have four months to evaluate candidates on the job without a commitment to hire them permanently. +The conviction of Edward R. Dickey ended a weeklong trial marked by tearful testimony from the daughters, ages 18 and 16. +"I get these calls from people who want me to come out and talk to them," Mr. Nelson says. +Only 3% of claims were related to business and investment advice. +A house that an upper-middle class family of four might find comfortable instead provided shelter for as many as 18 people, according to one former All Care employee. +The proposal triggered an angry reaction from the Treasury. +By last week, meanwhile, trading volume for 1988 on the Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange in New York had surpassed the total for all of 1987, which itself was a record 6.3 million contracts. +No one considered trying to overturn it by amendment, however, for the southern states had enough votes to block such a maneuver. +Animal fats _ lard and tallow _ totaled about 1.1 billion pounds. +But it could equally bring reprisals.' With its policy of containment under strain, France is being pushed to reconsider its relationship with the Algerian government. +The state-controlled tobacco producer, which is amid a broad restructuring, said its first-quarter pretax profit fell 20% to 3.07 billion pesetas ($28.9 million), hurt by hefty investments in several of its unprofitable subsidiaries. +These developments and the related requirement for provisions have led VA TECH to a revised result forecast for 1999 in the magnitude of minus EUR 45m (minus ATS 620m). +So the government duly created some. The achievements of these designer equities have been well up to specification. +Hungarian officials have said they hope concrete entry negotiations can start in 1997 and that Hungary can be a full EU member by 1999 or 2000. +The needle exchange program in Amsterdam reaches about 5,000 of the city's 7,000 intravenous drug abusers, Buning said. +Magistrate W. Curtis Sewell agreed with Assistant U.S. Attorney Deborah Young, who cited the severity of the charge and a risk that Nesbitt, 44, might flee the country. +Some of the pre-Thanksgiving movies will remain in the marketplace through New Year's. "Dances With Wolves" will certainly be among them. +He cites the X400 messaging standard as an example. +The assassination touched off a war between Colombian drug lords and the U.S.-backed government of President Virgilio Barco. +The issue's yield rose to 8.78%. +Closely held Burns Fry is one of Canada's largest securities dealers. +The budget also calls for about $200 million in service cuts and 1,000 layoffs on top of the 10,000 pink slips that already have gone out. +Attorneys for Hazelwood and the state had expected jury selection would take two weeks because of publicity about the accident that polluted pristine waters, tarred shorelines, killed wildlife and disrupted fishing. +Reacting to the lawsuits filed by the insurance industry, the state Supreme Court suspended all provisions of Proposition 103, pending its review. +However, Naccara said most of the fuel already had dissipated by midday Thursday. +The House and Senate both approved programs for nationwide organic farming standards as part of the 1990 farm bill. +Further deregulation of AT&T is bound to be controversial. +But it was Mr Feldman, a newcomer to the troupe, who again held the eye, notably in a solo that celebrated his light, sweeping jump and the speed and richness of his response to a pose or a quick change of direction in step. +"There is no failure here." If the character of Jimmy Andrews isn't provocation enough, jocks may want to form an anti-defamation league after reading John L'Heureux's "An Honorable Profession" (Viking, 403 pages, $19.95). +United had warned that it might drop its Seattle-Hong Kong route and lay off many of its 2,000 employees at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport if it didn't retain the Seattle-Tokyo route. +Henry Wendt, president and chief executive officer, said that the project will take several more years to complete. +The study was initiated partly to address the question of whether CVS would increase the risk of miscarriage, which is known to be very small with amniocentesis. +So was re-engineering - it made them better. +"These people are crazy," she said. +Riot police cordoned off the shipyard. +The group includes some people you might recognize, such as actress Sally Kellerman and pianist Dave Frishberg, and others you might not. +"The committee stands firmly behind the findings released in its May hearings," Hirsch said. "The committee's investigators caught Koch employees in the act of stealing oil on six separate occasions. +Hopes that the company would do just that have been behind the recent surge in Microsoft shares. Canada TORONTO stocks partly recouped earlier losses, but still finished nearly 0.5 per cent lower after a heavy trading session. +Last year, over half of all respondents surveyed gave to a religious organization, averaging $715 per household. +The imbalance had led industry officials to expect capacity reductions, though most believed the cutbacks would come from more high-cost smelters in Italy, Switzerland and Germany, owned by European companies. +Arafat's chief adviser, Bassam Abu Sharif, said in the interview that a member of Reagan's 1980 campaign staff asked the PLO to help stall the release. +The average order: $50. +In New York, hotel galas are getting "more and more lavish," says a spokesman for Marriott's Essex House, which expects no trouble filling its ballroom at $350 a head. +This is Coues birthplace, a little village close to Nevers, in central France, a city known wherever wine or brandy is produced for the quality of the oak that comes from the forests nearby. +As the number of families declined, those that were left often expanded holdings and boosted production. +During the storm, a ham radio operator said it had split open like a banana. +Recent news reports questioning the validity of buying new closed-end funds also played a part, officials conceded. +Symbolics Inc. said it will lay off about 225 people, more than one-third of its work force, as it struggles to get out from under its financial woes. +Two days after the primary, Hays was rushed to a hospital in a coma from an overdose of Dalmane, a sleeping tablet his doctors had prescribed for him during the scandal. +This state, as well as the experience of other countries, exclude the possibility of gradual overcoming of such a profound crisis," PAP said in a report on the Cabinet meeting. +The Aquila refinery near Trieste in northern Italy would broaden the geographical scope of Montedison's petroleum-related operations. +"It's been hard, yes sir," Sabbs responded. +Mercedes-Benz's corporate average fuel economy in 1990 is 21.2 mpg, which forced the company to pay about $18.6 million in fuel-economy penalties for this year, said Peter Patrone, the company's product planning manager. +Until now Allders has been paying BAA a rent based on turnover with a guaranteed minimum. +The rogue program immobilized an estimated 6,000 computers linked to the Internet research system, including ones at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, military bases and major universities. +Many of the injured were released after treatment. +People are very frightened.' A greater test will be Dr Hendron's performance over coming years. Non-participation in the Westminster system has been ingrained among radical Irish nationalists for decades. +McPeak is married and has two sons. +Golan is to receive 20 percent of the net profits of each film his new company makes and will buy the name and logo of 21st Century Distribution Corp. from Cannon. +The government today is scheduled to announce plans to sell a large volume of new Treasury notes next week. +It rides the coat-tails of a film made for teenagers, but the film at least was honest: it did not claim to be other than fiction. Clearly Heinemann scents lucre. +Canceled was the coming out party for Steve Spurrier, a former star player who returned to his alma mater as coach nine months ago. +Revenue fell to $66.7 million from $94.4 million. +Producer prices fell both last month and in June and rose only 1.3 per cent in the year to July. +They lost, and lost an appeal. +Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., the brokerage unit, and other subsidiaries have liquidated more than 86 percent of their multibillion-dollar securities portfolios and other assets since the parent sought bankruptcy protection. +Mr. Gottlieb liked the idea and at last persuaded her it was time to become a full-time novelist. +Eric Williams of the Providence, R.I., marine safety office said there was no evidence that anything but human error played a role in the spill. +With a touch of national pride, leaders subjected Socialist brothers to customs barriers. +For the first time, veterans would be required to make down payments on VA home loans to buy even the most modestly priced houses under a proposal in President Bush's new budget, sources say. +But an officer involved in Keel's arrest last year recognized him after his latest arrest, spoiling the alias ruse. +"Stand by, stage," a man in a headset says, and the lights come up. +A drawn-out recession in the first few years of the decade helped the bank bring inflation below 2 per cent. However, critics say the Reserve Bank Act's inflationary parameters are too restrictive. +BankAmerica has asserted that its foreign loan-loss reserve is adequate. +A difference in degree can be a difference in kind. In March 1992, as in every previous campaign, there are two different elections in progress - one at the centre, one in the constituencies. +Chairman James Olson told analysts in Boston late last week that the telecommunications giant's cash flow for the first two months of 1987 was above budget expectations. +The most disturbing aspect of the investigation, industry and government officials agree, is the prospect that the consultants bribed Defense Department personnel to obtain valuable business secrets. +When and if such incidents occur, Democrats have to respond and sound knowledgeable. +The agency administers executive branch policy concerning ethical matters, including financial disclosure, employee conduct and conflict of interest. +The justice then rounded up a group to collar the men. +His list contained a new emphasis on the use of bonds in debt restructurings. +The surpluses and deficits of the various sectors must add up to zero. +Presently you see a noble ship taking advantage of the incoming tide. +The news helped the dollar post gains against leading foreign currencies. +Why does this large hypothetical seller trade in Chicago instead of New York? +But the number of people receiving benefits was still less than half the number unemployed, 3.2 million. +The lights for night skiing are on Massachusetts power lines and the lifts run on New York electricity. +Alfredo Stroessner, 75, the Western Hemisphere's longest-ruling head of state. +No age was immediately available for Gharibi. +That gives securities firms less of a chance to buy for less or sell for more. +The company had expected its first-quarter earnings to be "a little higher," Mr. Marsal said in an interview. +Still, he concedes that most Koreans think blacks are dangerous. +The British account reported a Nixon aide said, "We will neither confirm nor deny this story. +This does not mean that buying tiddlers always pays. +The first A-12 is supposed to be rolled out of an Air Force plant in Oklahoma this fall. +The danger, say many who follow the company closely, is that in its determination to become efficient and flexible AT&T may be jeopardizing the reputation for reliability that is one of its central assets. +The Elmwood Park, N.J., company has catapulted into the big leagues, using a simple concept: mail-order distribution of pharmaceuticals. +Some were aided by wheelchairs and walkers and others were helped by fellow residents, rescue personnel and even TV cameramen. +The company has an 80 percent-owned subsidiary, Scripps Howard Broadcasting Co., which has public ownership and is traded over-the-counter. +'We have to realise that there is no such thing as successful sustainable managed forestry. +Kemp said Sunday he may ask the president to test a line-item veto on housing projects earmarked for funding by Congress over the administration's opposition. +UNITA, which has waged a civil war for more than 15 years against the Soviet-supported central government, controls major portions of land in southern Angola where some of the 250,000 Angolans are at risk because of food shortages. +According to one London-based dealer, the fall in call money should bring down the rate in the Bundesbank's repo this week. +When a press technician asks him to autograph a critical Newsweek cover, he writes four words: "Great Pick, Dan Quayle." +The clear plastic areas come out black on photocopies. +Mr. Wanniski was part of the band of influential ideologues who helped shape President Reagan's big 1981 tax cut. +Because of fear from inflation the price of money is raised. +"It's the heart of the Big Easy," explained Nita Minter, over from Slidell, La., for the festivities. +Seeing the station (built in 1913 by Warren and Wetmore) as the belly button of New York, Johnson praised, not just the non-stop urban ballet but also the profligate sumptuousness of the station. +Schumer and other Democrats charge that Bush weighed in only after it was clear he would be embarrassed by the spectacle of Democrats overcoming Republican opposition to win a victory for the president. +He said three other cases that had been investigated in detail needed further inquiries and another 75 cases should be investigated. +Matthew Broderick stars in the film as a young Army recruit who is introduced to the pleasures of the flesh by Rowena. +Red Cross relief worker Emanuel Christen, appearing thin but healthy, had an emotional homecoming Thursday after 10 months in captivity in Lebanon. +Thanks to Mr. Mitchell's efforts, Merrill also seems to be getting business that would have been unlikely a year ago. +Hansen said Dunne was told about the experiments in January when hospital medical director Dr. Agnes Lattimer ordered a halt to the study. +"Gorbachev believes his reform program has strong popular appeal," said Jerry Hough, a prominent analyst of Soviet politics at Duke University. +I haven't even met him. +Bushee said it was a clear, calm day and the planes were taking part in exercises with two other A-7s. +Eastport resident Richard Klyver, who came there from New York 14 years ago in part to get his children out of city schools, hopes his son, now in college at Bar Harbor, won't come back. +He is an innocent man." Other Israeli officials expressed concern over a reference to freeing Palestinian prisoners from the uprising in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. +Wood said that none of the resignations were prompted by Eastman Kodak, which acquired the company in March for $5.1 billion. +It is near the Federal Detention Center, which was rebuilt after it was destroyed by fire during an eight-day siege by Cuban detainees in November 1987. +But business consumers, small telephone companies and state regulators strongly dispute that claim, arguing the plan would ensure much greater profits to the big companies and effectively deregulate the industry. +In a letter Monday to Parliament, Saddam asked legislators to discuss freeing French nationals, saying such a move would be a sign of Iraq's friendship with France. +Among the five, Messrs. +The machine is about 75% successful in grabbing and cutting loose the fruit it reaches for. +A 1987 survey found safety-seat use at hospitals of 75%, and all states now have such metabolic screening programs, the CDC said. +Manuel Antonio Noriega of Panama, who claims the United States is behind his nation's unrest and has rejected calls to step down. +Freeze the estate tax at 55%. +"Unless something happens, this city will see some kind of job action and the target date is the GOP convention," he said. +It is also becoming too frequent," said City Councilman Zev Yaroslavsky, who is expected to challenge Mayor Tom Bradley for election next year. +One proposal calls for an undefined transition of several years before full independence. +That will reclaim the performance lead from H-P, which has a 75-Specmark machine. +Families, friends and all of us who relied on those men to guard our seas want to know why they died. +If there were fewer than three families of basic particles, the universe would contain equal amounts of matter and antimatter, said David Schramm, a University of Chicago astrophysicist. +The judge's order for limited discovery dealt a blow to the defendants, who had requested access to all the evidence gathered by the states during their two-year investigation. +Spina bifida often strikes along with anencephaly, the absence of major parts of the brain; in that case, most patients die a few hours after birth. +However, the law, passed last month, has been under siege from raiders and from some members of Congress and the Securities and Exchange Commission. +Meanwhile, Shearson Lehman's Mr. Devario said that, to stay competitive, the U.S. paper industry needs to catch up with the European industry. +Riley said damage in Charleston alone might reach $1 billion, but accurate assessments of the damage from the region's most devastating storm in 30 years would take days, at the least. +Mr Alexander Shokhin, deputy prime minister for foreign economic relations, has claimed that Noga owed Russia damages for breaking off unspecified obligations. +The unpredictable and rigidly Communist North, which has been ruled by the all-but-deified Kim Il Sung since the war, has engaged in activities that are as threatening as they are bizarre. +Havel said a condition of his accepting the presidency was that Dubcek be "somewhere close by my side." On Friday, deputies will reconvene in special televised session at Prague's Hradcany Castle to vote for president. +In an office near the San Francisco airport, Inspector Kenneth McCloud shows some confiscated loot. +The Detainees Aid Center, a human rights group, said today that two more hunger strikers had been taken to Hillbrow Hospital in Johannesburg, bringing to 13 the number hospitalized this week. +At 28, this whizzo accountant drives a company car and earns Pounds 48,000 a year, more than enough to service his Pounds 110,000 mortgage. +An official of CBI said he was hopeful that Mr. De Benedetti's plan for Generale de Belgique would win over more shareholders. +Other agencies are watching the talks closely, and most of the largest are considering similar combinations, primarily in Europe. +Other members of the panel repeatedly probed witnesses' views of competitive constraints and gains that might result from the merger, including the effect on wholesale power markets and contracts with outside power producers. +The justices ruled in 1982 that states may outlaw material depicting sexual performances by children. +The greatest strenghth of all was concentrated in what used to be called the Midwest Rust Belt, in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin. +Jacopo da Ponte - known as Bassano - is the great exception. +And if it makes it any easier, Congress can just think of it as a baker's dozen," the president said. +Inflation is expected to remain slightly above 3% in 1988 and 1989. +Armed men in military uniforms roused the Jesuits and the two women from their beds at their Central American University campus home on the night of Nov. 16 and shot them to death. +A New York disc jockey claims the White House "acted very bizarrely" when his listeners took the advice of Sen. Alfonse D'Amato and called to complain about President Reagan's handling of the situation in Panama. +A law passed in July prohibits close relatives of the serving president from standing for office. +ABC's Oscar awards show will be preceded by a Barbara Walters special. +Scott said improvements at the Muskegon, Mich., plant are expected to be completed by the fall of 1988. +Official results from Sunday's balloting were expected later today. +"About 10 minutes into it, I started to lose them. +A National Disaster Planning Council has discussed building canals for more water. +"When Mr. Luce becomes governor, I will certainly miss him as an able attorney," he says. +Entertainer Johnny Carson, who grew up in Nebraska, didn't show up either, but he received special recognition for his "contribution to the art of the tall tale" during the induction ceremony at Eric's Big Table Tavern. +Three injured policemen were also brought to the hospital. +Great Whale, 700 miles north of Montreal, was to have followed the James Bay hydro development just south of it. +Xoma's stock, which has fluctuated from the low 30s down to the low 20s in recent months, rose yesterday in late trading to $25, up $1.75 on the day. +In St. Louis, Zane E. Barnes, Southwestern Bell's chairman and chief executive officer, said the company continues "to be disappointed with (the) lack of revenue growth." +This could go up to the equivalent of 3.7 million barrels daily by the year 2000 and to 5.9 million barrels by the year 2010, the institute said. +The general index fell 2.17 to 247.67 in low turnover of some Pta7bn. +"C _ Withdrawal of all Israeli forces and their surrogates from south Lebanon without any conditions. +When Mr. Lynch went public with his plans to leave, Fidelity announced the same day that it had selected Mr. Smith to succeed him and began publicizing his solid record running another Fidelity stock fund. +Edelman said the invitations were sent a week ago and he had not yet received any responses. +Bantam had a great success earlier this year when it published 702,000 copies of the Tower Commission Report within days after the report was released. +"I wanted to go off to college and amount to something," said the author of the best-selling novel "In Country" and the recently released "Love Life" (Harper & Row, $17.95) a collection of short stories. +Other procedures are being put into effect to ensure that suspected products will not reach consumers until the problem has been protected, he said. +They predicted the dollar will move higher in the next few days, now that central bank intervention appears to have tapered off, except for the Bank of England which is trying to shore up the sagging pound. +But Halpin acknowledged that technically, the 10-day limit dates from the time the motion is resolved. +If Rothschild can't be salvaged, Mr. Franklin believes its breakup value would enable Franklin to escape without a loss. +Paul Rothenburg resigned as vice president and general manager of The Washington Times, the newspaper reported in today's editions. +The Chicago Merc in particular has grown very large by offering securities traders an inexpensive place to hedge. +They were evenly split on who should set health and safety standards. +Volunteers for the Units are to phase out vigilante groups and the Civilian Home Defense Force, both of which have been accused of widespread human rights abuses in the fight against the rebels. +Since then, a second group of franchisees has banded together to try to wrestle control of the unit from Mr. Posner. +No Israeli has ever lived in south Lebanon. +Last year, it handled more than 56 million passengers. +In reply to a reporter's question, Kyaw Sann said Aung San Suu Kyi, considered the most popular opposition figure, would be allowed to run providing she did not violate any provisions of the election law. +The nation's largest Protestant denomination has set a goal of having 5,000 missionaries and 50,000 churches by the year 2000. +Dan Quayle isn't a crisis manager. +Stock prices hovered in a narrow range today in a sluggish summer session. +More than 100 countries belong to GATT, whose machinery includes a set of rules for liberalizing trade and procedures for mediating trade disputes. +Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev said today the latest mission to Baghdad by a Soviet envoy indicated there were some shifts in the position of Iraq's Saddam Hussein. +"We had a yard sale or two, and I think my wife sold some puppies," North added. +The companies warned that development of a successful vaccine isn't certain, but investors reacted favorably to the announcement. +Trebek grew up in Canada, where he got a degree in philosophy from the University of Ottawa and worked 12 years for the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. +A physician and lawyer, he headed a major pharmaceutical company and was active in Republican politics in Connecticut before moving to California and has been in Washington this month talking with various people about his interest in the job. +There are 88 Lance missile launchers in Europe, each with a range of less than 100 miles. +In the 31 previous shuttle flights _ indeed in all the manned space launches _ many tools have gone along unintentionally, although Solid said "we have very stringent tool-control." In the end, it was much ado about nothing. +Roman will become executive vice president corporate affairs and communications at American Express, reporting to James D. Robinson III, chairman and chief executive. +This will cost money; according to PaineWebber, perhaps as much as $3 billion. +Palestinians wanted the U.S. to resolve a dispute involving the rules under which Israel would negotiate separately with Jordanian and Palestinian teams. +'The skill is going to be in getting a large number of people to spend Pounds 2 to petition against the bill. +The Accord is the best family sedan sold in the United States, the periodical said last summer. +The race has been made particularly difficult for its 10th anniversary so that those who finish will have "a label of quality," says Gilbert Sabine, its organizer. +Wheelabrator also acquired the right to site its refuse plants at some Waste Management landfills, which Mr. Montrone said eases siting problems for the facilities. +From this point of view, despite a substantial body of promises to the contrary, it is highly unlikely that the country will obtain the kind of radical reform it needs from the democratic political process alone. +The boy climbed in the 40-foot, 13-ton bus in a Brooklyn maintenance yard, and pulled out onto the street, where the accidents quickly began, said TA spokesman Bob Slovak. +The second question involves whether or not my business partner, George Mallick, had a direct interest in legislation, as defined under the rules of the House. +The association also said that exports of videotape recorders declined for the 15th consecutive month in January, falling 0.6% from a year earlier, to 1.3 million units. +The United States has no diplomatic relations with Iran and is worried about the possibility of Iranian-backed terrorist incidents against American targets in Europe or Africa during the holiday season. +He was watching." Israel radio reported that in July, a Givati soldier committed suicide and another shot himself in the foot to escape brutality from comrades. +"I did not have one single person bring it up," said Rep. Beryl Anthony, D-Ark. +We pushed those who have could been neutral into hostility. +Robert Giles, publisher of The Detroit News, said he also expected to reach an agreement with five of the newspapers' six unions by a 12:01 a.m. Thursday strike deadline. +The transaction will be managed by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets. +"If we have to recess over the three-day weekend, we will," Albanese said. +Fourth-quarter spending decisions already have been made, and the orders placed, he says. +And he said the chain would be expanded to 28 stores from 13 in the next few years. +"It's unfortunate," Deputy SSA Commissioner Louis Enoff said in an interview. "We wanted to make every effort to move quickly to reach every child that is potentially eligible. +Hevesi has only single-digit support, although Wednesday he was endorsed by a fourth candidate, Assemblyman Jerrold Nadler, who dropped out. +More important, their anticoagulants kept the blood draining for hours after the leeches themselves had fallen off. +Analysts predicted Mr. Holmes a Court either would break even or incur a loss on the planned sale of his Sears stake. +Experts testified that the samples matched. +No one can quite credit that Pei's Pyramid has just a single revolving door as the only means for giving the millions access. +He recently was appointed president of Telesphere's Network Services division. +The Clapham crash was the worst train wreck in Britain since 1975, when 43 people died in a subway train that crashed in a London tunnel. +Merging corporations, speculating on junk bonds, playing in the stock market. +So what will the government do then? +Press attention for Mrs. Gorbachev is certain to be fierce. +We do not charge for distribution or receive any commissions, and we maintain detailed records of donor contributions through a computerized tracking system. +Municipal Issues Municipal bonds were 3/8 to one point lower. +In all the discussion of pay "inequities," the author overlooks issues of job security, unpleasant work, regional or local cost-of-living differences as well as the relative scarcity or abundance of workers in specific occupations. +The immediate reason for the riots and for Mr. Sarney's abrupt fall from grace was a government package of sharp fiscal constraints and price increases announced while election votes were still being counted. +"In all the time since creation of the deposit insurance, savers have not lost one dollar of insured deposits and I am determined that they never will." _ President Bush speaking as he unveiled a plan to bail out the savings and loan industry. +Some DM500m had been set aside in provisions for personnel measures. +Top Shop begat Top Man, and so on. +"He'll have to trim the fat: get rid of the boat, the mansions, the helicopter," one banker involved in the Trump talks told The Wall Street Journal. +Similarly, when the economy was buoyant, more cars were bought, adding to the burden of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency at Swansea. +The cut disrupted Associated Press services, interrupting dispatches from AP bureaus to the cooperative's headquarters in New York as well as news to newspapers and broadcast outlets nationwide. +We didn't have a problem defending the state," Rudman said. +That creates a potential reverse mortgage market of $700 billion, said William A. Schainker, Fannie Mae senior vice president. +A full-page ad in this month's Spy magazine contains photographs of a trapper approaching a fox whose leg is caught in a trap, then standing on the animal and suffocating him. +I keep working." Perez de Cuellar said he would speak to Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz of Iraq when he needs to see him. +A Beard spokesman declined to comment. +"We've had a dramatic turn-around in same-store sales," said Leonard H. Roberts, chairman and chief executive officer. +He added: 'Parents must wonder how one school can offer up to a day a week more teaching than another, and what effect this has. +The average Salvadoran's real income is almost 40 percent below what it was at the start of the war. +Japan's small companies find it much more difficult to compete with foreign competition through upgrading their production systems or their design to create higher value-added products. +London House, Park Ridge, Ill., is a personnel-testing company. +It now has reached as far south on the Mississippi as Cape Girardeau, 110 miles southeast of here, officials said. +Mitchell, at a breakfast meeting with reporters, said he wasn't suggesting withdrawal. +There are 1,800 certified customers around the country. +The municipal and legislative elections gave voice to public anger at the corruption of U.S.-backed Jose Napoleon Duarte's Christian Democrat government and at Mr. Duarte's inability to foster prosperty or peace. +Analysts estimate Northrop's higher costs so far have boosted that price by between $1 billion and $2 billion. +"But we had a common idea," he said pointing to Wu, "that this film should reflect life. +The "dilemma" concerns how the bond market will react to an end to military conflict in the Persian Gulf. +L-1011s and Boeing Co. 727s. TWA has a total fleet of 207 planes. +The military has confined to barracks a corporal who went on a hunger strike and refused deployment with his unit because he opposes U.S. involvement in the Persian Gulf crisis. +Texas anticipates ending fiscal 1987, which ends Aug. 31, with a $804 million deficit that will be carried into the next fiscal year. +This allowed ENI to purchase Montedison's 40 per cent stake for an inflated L2,800bn and that of the third parties for L1,400bn. +But for many, the training is vital to their ability to work and earn a paycheck. +Jeanne O'Neill, a spokeswoman for the Postal Service, said Young & Rubicam was chosen over nine other advertisisng agencies seeking the contract in an evaluation based on written proposals, oral presentatations and costs offered by each. +The supplier of information-processing systems said it would post the gain in its current fiscal year, ending today. +As of Sept. 30, the bank had $2.5 billion in such loans, of which 14% were nonperforming. +The government is trying to push a bill through the assembly calling for tougher punishment for radicals who make or use firebombs. +Moses said the state health department advised Johns Hopkins in the fall that it was not obligated to notify Almaraz's patients of the rumor. +"It's not the miles on you, it's the depth of the tread," he said, implying that he considers Quayle a political lightweight. +What Alyeska apologized for has all the intrigue of a James Bond movie. +"It's not only the positions he takes but the vehemence of them that surprises us," says a Democratic lawmaker who regularly opposes Mr. Wallop. +Seven Palestinians and a Kenyan can sue the U.S. government for allegedly targeting them for prosecution because of their political beliefs, a federal judge has ruled. +Who was the oldest performer ever to win an Oscar? +They met with thousands of well-wishers and collected 25,000 signatures calling for electoral reform. +Mr. Bolton has had bitter confrontations with congressional leaders over the Reagan administration's judicial nominees. +Der Grosse Fuji was built by WDL Flugdienst G.m.b.H. +"Prior to a year ago, Keystone was an order-taker. +But he still sees himself as an outcast, just a step away from being an outlaw. +Fund lawyer Bruce Manheim, in a letter Thursday to Skinner, said the Bahia Paraiso ran aground Jan. 28, spilling 170,000 gallons of diesel fuel. +Sen. Riegle expressed hope that by bringing the case against Drexel the government will help restore investor confidence in the stock market. +Where is the cradlelike rocking of an early morning lake or the chill of early fall? +Maryland will bar sale of handguns unless they are on a list of weapons approved by the Handgun Roster Board. +"It looks like consumers haven't been totally spooked since the market crash," said Raymond Neidl, analyst with McCarthy Crisanti & Maffei Inc. +Dozens of tanks, armored personnel carriers and trucks carrying hundreds of soldiers were seen crossing the border back into Iraq at the Safwan checkpoint, about 30 miles south of the Iraqi port city of Basra. +Warner, meanwhile, has accused Chris-Craft of interfering with its business and tying up Mr. Ross's time in fighting over numerous policy matters. +Hall said the addition of 30,000 Iraqi troops to the area seemed to indicate that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein did not intend to withdraw from Kuwait, even though Iraq announced Thursday that it was preparing the release of all foreign hostages. +"It will be a gigantic project," said Lumina Vice Chairman Sonny Luu. +The question of which country first found and occupied the islands is controversial. +The latest report of armed Cuban involvement in Panama surfaced in the United States earlier this week in a syndicated column by Rowland Evans and Robert Novak. +Similarly, he questioned the company's contention that women ought to receive no more than a few thousand dollars each if causes other than the Shield may have contributed to their injuries. +The cold set new record lows across Arkansas, including readings of 8 degrees in Gilbert and 14 in Calico Rock, which broke the old mark of 16 set in 1920. +That would freeze out grassroots activity and shift to a total national TV campaign, he said. +Today's creative thought often has been the start of something big for Fulghum, a former Unitarian minister who lives on a houseboat within view of Seattle's skyscrapers. +On Sept. 4, Secretary of State James A. Baker III told Congress the United States needs "a new regional security structure" in the Middle East to deter Iraqi aggression the way NATO checked the Soviets in Europe. +In essence, the state high court said the trial judge erred in levying the life sentence without parole even though Ashley had many previous convictions. +The aircraft carrier Coral Sea, accompanied by a battle group, is scheduled to resume patrolling tomorrow after completing a port call in Alexandria, Egypt. +NBC News' Tom Brokaw will anchor a 30-minute special later in the evening to discuss abortion, but Willke wasn't impressed. +Lilly also created the Ruth Lilly National Collegiate Poetry Fellowship. +Francine S. Blum of Wertheim Schroder & Co. had predicted per-share earnings of $7 instead of the $6.78 the company posted. +West Trust's rights issue has received acceptances in respect of 10.31m new ordinary shares (14.5 per cent), of which 669,500 have been taken up irrevocably. +Hibey may have thought the vineyard was small, but Ferdinand Marcos knew better," Withey said. +Mr. Pampel, 53 years old, had said he would be named chief executive of a major computer company when he resigned from Apollo July 15. +'None of them are coming over very well.' +Both are based in Toronto. +But it is not a development that the government can readily ignore. For all that, the inflation data are not so bad. +In the case involving the Dow Chemical subsidiary, the justices refused to revive lawsuits seeking millions of dollars in damages on behalf of children with birth defects allegedly caused by their mothers' use of Bendectin during pregnancy. +In a speech to the opening session of Parliament, President Najib asked the United States, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to stop interfering in Afghanistan. +GREECE is to lift curbs on long-term capital outflow next month, allowing Greeks to invest in property and securities abroad, Kerin Hope reports from Athens. +If it isn't in the national interest, "we won't sign it," he said. +The Playtex division makes bras, girdles, tampons, nursers and rubber gloves. +This includes sport, which in Italy and Germany is about 66 per cent of the total invested. In 1992, private sponsorship is expected to rise by 12 per cent. +Police have again arrested one of three lawyers authorities detained without charge for 20 days in a crackdown on advocates of multiparty democracy, a police official said today. +Ms. Mayerson also noted that Judge Kiser considered each element of the buy-out separately, such as the bank's financing of the deal, the creation of a buy-out company, shareholders' tendering of their stock and actual payment to shareholders. +Two people were killed and 15 injured Thursday when a bomb went off at a hotel in Windhoek, the capital of South-West Africa, and a mine exploded later alongside a railroad track near the city in the South African-ruled territory. +Before, he says, there was much variation in production, but now "we have much, much better control with more efficiency." +He personally carried it back to Nigeria and formally returned it to Ade Obayemi, director general of the Nigerian National Commission for Museums and Monuments, in a ceremony on Dec. 20. +The lead insurer continues to be Lloyds, with several other European insurance companies providing added coverage, he said. +In Fujian, one customer took out 70,000 yuan ($18,919) in one shot, Xinhua reported. +The administration's public-health officers, including Health and Human Services Secretary Otis Bowen and Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, oppose mandatory testing for the AIDS virus in favor of a voluntary program and education. +Miss Tate's mother, Doris, has gathered thousands of signatures on petitions urging that the killers never be released. +"Sources emphasize, however, that the Libyan connection does not rule out the original assumptions that Jibril, Syria and Iran were involved. +Cerron and Tapia were kidnapped 10 days ago by six heavily-armed men who stopped the pickup truck in which the two were travelling. +In Tokyo, the U.S. currency rose early in the day as market players bought the West German mark and sold the yen. +May 1 _ In warsaw, 100,000 show up for a May Day parade organized by Solidarity while 20,000 attend the government event. +Although the nerdy Arno never actually rapes the frozen females he encounters, he gladly uses them as three-dimensional pin-ups for some acrobatic self-abuse. At first, it is hard to know just how to take Baker's novel. +The unrest has killed 22 Israelis. +Ms. Turner, currently appearing in "The Accidental Tourist," was called a "stellar and versatile acress whose combination of sass and glamour has defined her as a leading actress of our generation." +According to Leading National Advertisers, Camel spent $24.4 million on advertising in 1988, while Winston spent $30.3 million, not including spending on sports promotions. +Yesterday, the company said 400 positions have already been eliminated through early retirement and voluntary severance packages. +My family and I were refugees seven years ago. +Both concerns are closely held residential mortgage banking companies controlled by Robert J. Herrera, president and chief executive officer of United Security Mortgage Corp., the thrift said. +In the nation's third-largest city, 374 people were killed last year with firearms, 175 were killed by cutting or slashing implements and 142 lives were ended with other weapons, the report found. +But there is a strong case that a property crash on this scale has implications for the country as a whole. First, the sector's problems are very visible. +In contrast, Amtrak, which charges $39 for the New York-Atlantic City roundtrip, "gives you absolutely nothing," he said. +Mr. Gorbachev and the Party continue to control the official instruments of power, of course, but they can no longer be sure the spirits will come if they call. +Jodee Dominici sued Gastineau on Nov. 3, claiming he broke promises and lied to her during their three-year relationship. +In Latvia, 50,000 people gathered in the capital of Riga to mark the 70th anniversary of Latvian independence, reported Boris Sokolov of the Democratic Union, a fledgling opposition party. +"Corporations aren't that fast on the trigger. +It found no evidence to suggest the rice had been stolen, but it unearthed enough administrative problems at the National Food Authority to declare Mr. Ong unfit to manage the agency. +Property Capital Trust said it dropped its plan to liquidate because it wasn't able to realize the value it had expected. +An actress depressed over the loss of her savings in last fall's stock market crash drowned herself off the east coast of England, an inquest ruled Tuesday. +The appeals court said the kind of punishment alleged in the lawsuit can sustain a federal lawsuit even if a lawsuit could have been filed in state court. +But I don't think that of itself would put pressure on the equity market.' Another strategist simply explains: 'Those rights issues that could have been questionable anyway have already been done. +Despite Fox's mixed record so far, advertisers remain interested in the fledgling network. +More important, they were clothed not just in overalls, but in a certain dignity. +The bureau estimates that more than half of the missing persons, 1.7 million, were black males. +The decline is a result of the big second-period provision, which generated a $172.4 million net loss for the second quarter. +He was released from an Athens hospital July 6 after two weeks of treatment for pneumonia and a kidney ailment. +In at least one market, Pittsburgh, the low-list-price strategy backfired, according to one wholesaler. +During the June raids, police arrested several gypsies who were selling cold beer in the street for more than five times the official price. +"We can contain that cat," zoo director John Werler said Thursday following zookeeper Ricardo Tovar's death, the first of its kind at the zoo. +One planned TV spot will show the NBA championship banners of the Boston Celtics, with blank spaces for the years when the Celtics didn't take the title. +The contents of their filing cabinets are also being turned into electronic files. +In Sweden, 34 per cent of voters are in favour compared with 26 per cent in December. +In separate actions, Financial General and the Securities and Exchange Commission sued Mr. Abedi, BCCI, several Arab investors and Mr. Lance for failing to make the required disclosure that they were acting in concert. +That's the way the Nicaraguan situation really is, and it would have made a better, more complex novel. +He predicts that prices will stay level for the next 12 months. Prices have fallen 30-40 per cent from their peak, according to Taylor. +A grand jury initially declined to indict Spath, but Attorney General Robert Del Tufo sent the case to a second grand jury because of what he called flawed evidence presented to the first panel. +Earlier this month, Mr. Cahouet named W. Keith Smith, a former banking colleague at Crocker National Corp., as his vice chairman and chief financial officer. +And some frequent fliers enlisted in the plans primarily to sell awards. +Kobrin said governments also may seek restrictions on joint ventures that risk spreading technology considered proprietary. +Doubling of budget deficit to Skr 140m almost certain this fiscall year. +Police killed 11 people Sunday during fighting between members of rival Hindu castes in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, authorities reported. +He had said earlier he had not heard from his sister in several years and had not gotten along with her husband since a dispute the two had more than 30 years ago. +"Obviously, the market priced the bonds higher than our offer. +Law school concentrates on analysis and procedure, rather than the simple answer-oriented teaching most students are used to, Salamone said. +A Ford analyst said another reason for offering the incentives on Taurus and Sable is to keep sales balanced across car lines. +However, the experts found there is potential later in the year for weather inversions, in which stagnant air masses can trap pollution near the ground for extended times and increase its harmful health effects. +The opposition also appears to indicate a significant weakening of the coalition between the Democratic Legislature and the Republican governor that was vital to the passage of the tax in April. +Drastically cutting its own costs to allow it to meet Airbus's lower prices. +Tradition says the second shot must find the green. +The West German government has been urging Soviet bloc countries to allow more ethnic Germans to leave for many years. +We did not go into the centre to throw eggs at the EC's Berlaymont building in the Rue de la Loi as some French farmers might have done. +Japanese newspapers bemoaned the record price jump in Tokyo, where residential real estate land rose 68.9 percent last year, nearly twice the previous high of 35.9 percent in 1973 and almost triple the increase in 1986 of 23.8 percent. +The girl started losing liver function in November and returned to the hospital once again. +It's not limited (to a few corporations) but (is) very global." Again and again, one is told of students landing jobs they were never able to get before _ whether because of their own insecurity or an employer's intolerance. +They werepopular in France before Britain, and some fancy versions have been devised. +Labor disputes have increased sharply since early this month, when the government agreed to wide democratic reforms, including more labor freedom. +The cleanup problems are exacerbated by the porous nature of the sound's rock and pebble beaches. +Tidwell did not indicate when he would rule on the motion to dismiss the lawsuit. +The Roman Catholic Diocese of Tucson says severe financial strain from continued ownership of television station KDTU has forced elimination of 14 jobs, suspension of some services and imposition of salary cuts. +Bush shares with congressional leaders "anxiety over a deficit that is fighting every reduction attempt that we can come up," Fitzwater said. +Mr. Obey says he was quoted out of context, but why that should bother him is a mystery. +He was honored for his career with a 1985 Annie Award from the International Animation Society. +The government of Premier Miklos Nemeth offered its resignation Wednesday but will stay on as a caretaker government until the new Cabinet takes charge. +The note demanded $15 million in ransom to be deposited in three bags at a location in Islamabad, said the Saudi airline. +If internal tracking shows a significant shift among voters in any of the states now being de-emphasized, the plan could again be revised, the aides said. +Thousands of U.S. servicemen on rest and recreational leaves spent freely on women, liquor and temporary solace in the numerous bars crowding the district. +He is something of a traditionalist, preaching the virtues of nationhood, security and the need for German womanhood to spend more time at home. +The killing goes on, with at least 275 deaths recorded since the agitation started in April 1986. +"We think a picture is worth a thousand words," says David Arrington, an official of Niagara Mohawk Power, which has used videos to introduce job-evaluation and self-assessment programs. +It calls for the 24.42m barrels-a-day overall production ceiling which was agreed on Monday for the fourth quarter of this year to be extended to the first quarter of 1994. +A government spokesmen said it plans industrywide consultations before making a decision on the report, which recommended that the exclusivity pacts be halted. +"Any fighter who says he doesn't do it for the money is lying," noted Tommy. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Arkansas Best's shares closed at $24.875, off $1, but still a sign that observers are expecting a higher bid to emerge. +A translation of the broadcast was seen in Bangkok on Wednesday. +Israel Levarek settled similar charges without admitting or denying the allegations, and was suspended from the Merc for nine months, in addition to the $40,000 fine. +Schooling inculcates a physical response to every action that is both harmonious and noble in scale. +The first $100 million issue of U.S. dollar bond index-linked securities, dubbed "Dollar BILS", will be sold later this month by Merrill Lynch & Co., the holding company and parent of Merrill Lynch Capital Markets. +That was the aim of backers of the law, who fear an influx of outsiders is making ethnic Estonians a minority in their homeland. +Men, overweight people (particularly around the neck), and people with nasal problems or jaw abnormalities are most likely to be affected. +If educational standards and incomes continue to rise, the market for the arts will continue to grow - and the case for national subsidies will become progressively weaker. +The company said it intends to use the screens on laptop computers but did not say when they might reach the market. +The role of Nielsen was less clear, with Pezim saying she "will represent the women's side of things." Great Britain's Princess Anne walked narrow and dusty streets and opened a health clinic for the poor on the third day of her visit to Ecuador. +IT SEEMS that the British are finally to be educated about chess. On Monday The Sun newspaper, in its own inimitable style, published 'Ten things you didn't know about Nigel Short'. +It need not upset institutional investors who can opt to obtain privileged information by agreeing not to deal. +I'm nervous, sensitive and frustrated in traffic. +Considering that there are no telephone directories in the Soviet Union, the Yak had figured out a useful niche. +They've got to walk a very fine line." +Last fall, Minorco, which is largely controlled by two South African corporations, Anglo American Corp. of South Africa and De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd., launched a hostile takeover bid for Gold Fields. +The Democrats are willing to move it off their keister, but they still want to keep it half covered, and Americans don't like that," said the Georgetown professor. +Schneider, a French industrial group, holds 12.1% of Telemecanique. +Procter & Gamble has been asked to provide information substantiating its claims that its all-vegetable Crisco shortening contains no cholesterol. +While his right-wing western Canadian supporters had urged him to stay out of the dispute, Mr. Mulroney intervened Friday on behalf of the French-speaking minority in Saskatchewan. +Last week's output fell 6.3% from the 1,913,000 tons produced a year earlier. +Its authorization expires in September. +Some US plants in Mexico are among the most productive in the world, such as Xerox's in Aguascalientes and Ford's in Hermosillo. +Discussions focused on ways to incorporat East Germany _ and possibly other East Bloc countries _ into the Common Market framework. +The National Mediation Board claims a 98 percent success rate at avoiding strikes once negotiations reach this stage, but talk of an Eastern strike already has raised discussion of sympathy strikes by other carriers. +Since most crimes are heard in state courts, the 50 other jurisdictions could then consider whether this system might be an improvement for them as well. +"People resent the fact that you're succeeding. +Several current or former WVU graduate students told the Journal they then released the information to two Caterpillar dealers. +Didrichsons assisted in persecution, said the complaint, and concealed his membership in the Kommando when he applied for citizenship as well as when he entered the country. +The supply ran out while more than 200 were stil waiting. +But the U.N. Border Relief Operation and the International Committee of the Red Cross, which have reported widespread human rights violations in Khmer Rouge camps, insisted the refugees be allowed to choose where to live. +Based on police and eyewitness accounts, the drama began as students were ending their last classes of the term. +CBS and ABC bid for the 12-game package and NBC bid for 30 games. +Offer-to-bid with income reinvested over 3 years to January 1. +CBS News' low-rated "Saturday Night With Connie Chung" series still uses them. +In June 1987, a security guard responsible for protecting the laboratory's super-sensitive plutonium facility was arrested for drug possession. +Iron ore is Australia's fifth largest export, earning around ADollars 3bn a year. The outcome of the latest round of negotiations, which began in Tokyo last month, was announced by BHP's iron ore division yesterday. +Celestial Seasonings' new owners include members of its current management, among them Barnet M. Feinblum, who will continue as president and chief executive officer. +It is generally more amenable to opening the economy to international competition and adopting a conciliatory stance on Brazil's $107 billion foreign debt. +The government won't penalize taxpayers for being underwithheld because of the presidential change. +At manufacturing plants, the operating rate rose to 84.3 percent last month, up from 84.1 percent in September and the highest since July 1979. +Each day, a child under the age of five goes blind in Nepal because of a deficiency of vitamin A, a doctor said Sunday. +He added that Norwegians should brace for "big reductions" in coming years. +Writers today denounced Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's call for the death of Salman Rushdie, and West Germany asked the U.N. Security Council to address the issue. +The couple celebrated 77 years together on Monday. +Some 8,000 English fans were expected in Sardinia for the match with Ireland. +The House and Senate appeared headed for a fight over arms control restrictions opposed by President Reagan as the two Democratic-controlled chambers work on versions of a Pentagon budget bill. +The quake was felt in Perris, Hemet and other neighboring communities. +But the 6 percent is way off the mark. I don't apologize for it," he said. +Yet the new edition of "Let History Judge" rejects Leninism as "the last word in the political and social sciences." +The drug trade is now the largest single support for organised international crime; and about half the murders in the US are drug-related. +Gregg testified that Contra resupply was "absolutely not" discussed at the January meeting. +The FT's audit of the Citizen's Charter on Monday damned it with faint praise. +Clearly, the company's charismatic founder and Dieter Bock, his heir presumptive, fancy new roles to play. +In an interview yesterday, Mr. Reed said he expected the fourth quarter commercial loan write-off would be "quite a bit higher" than what is expected in either of the first two quarters of this year. +At Savannah River, a Du Pont company spokesman said Monday that workers in the laboratory from which the suspect exhaust comes analyze samples of nuclear materials produced by the plant, including solutions that contain plutonium. +"Someone At School Has AIDS," released by the National Association of State Boards of Education, said the deadly virus "is not transmitted by casual, everyday contact" so confidentiality should be school policy. +Warren Beatty played the role the way we would like to imagine police were in that time. +Ambassador Rufus Yerxa, a deputy U.S. trade representative, told a news conference the European Community had not responded to demands from most other countries for greater liberalization on farm trade. +Barbara Bush has written to English schoolchildren about her dyslexic son, Neil, to cheer on their efforts to overcome the learning disability. +Organizers of the rally said they planned no civil disobedience Sunday. +UAL's United Airlines should be picked to fly the highly sought Chicago-Tokyo route, a Transportation Department official recommended. +Motorists who parked on a one-way street and later found that the street direction had been changed _ and that they had been ticketed for parking the wrong way _ can get their tickets thrown out. +Dukakis also met with Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., to discuss federal housing programs. +While more than 94m albums have sold in France, another 82m have been bought by Germans, followed by the British at 19m. +Mrs Lahnstein says the moment had come to put a stop to the government's efforts to create the European Economic Area. Her view carried the day and the Centre Party was forced to leave the coalition. +Out of a cloud of smoke steps not a Vanna clone, but soul singer James Brown in a red sequined suit. +They hadn't gone up with near this amount of detail to the hill. +In each bet, the bettor _ or the computer _ picks six numbers between 1 and 54. The odds of winning the Lotto on a two-play ticket are 12.9 million to one. +"This has been unexplainable joy," Paul Daniluk said. "God has permitted me to know and be able to express my love to my mother." Daniluk, 68, of Denver, was 4 in 1925 when he and his father survived the fire in upstate New York. +The young French soprano, pupil of Regine Crespin, has a voice of striking warmth and individual colours: even in music which seldom called for full-tilt outpouring, one gained a clear impression of its size and lyric potential. +An Uzbek grass-roots movement, Berlik, appealed today to the Soviet parliament to remedy the miserable living conditions that it said helped give rise to the unrest. +The scheme involved $51 billion in prearranged and fraudulent transactions in U.S. Treasury bills. +Pepe has been coordinating Gannett's customer service program since July. +Just imagine the effect of a politician saying all companies should be spending X per cent of turnover on R&D, and the consequence was that a significant proportion of companies upped their expenditure, went into loss and were taken over. +August 9. 664: Iraq ordered to allow foreign nationals to leave Iraq and Kuwait. August 18. 666: Shipment of food to Iraq and Kuwait agreed in case of humanitarian need. +Designers there haven't any intention of flooding the U.S. with Siberia-made, scratchy woolen socks or a line of apres-bowling wear. +Burstyn called discussions of a possible plea "very preliminary." Burstyn and Kreisberg are seeking separate trials for their clients, but no timetable for a decision has been set. +In 1988, workers staged a record 1,000 strikes to protest low wages and plunging living standards that have dropped to the mid-1960s level, according to official statistics. +It follows the bizarre train of events set in motion when the Berlin dignitary Voswinkel decides to marry off his daughter Albertine. Voswinkel's favourite suitor is Thusman, a grotesque old bureaucrat. +When the verdict was announced, Coleman, standing with his hands in his pockets, shifted his weight from one leg to another, but otherwise showed no reaction. +Repco has about 1.3 million common shares outstanding. +Like the oil industry, the oil-service companies closely allied to it are largely insulated from the stock market. +It was occasioned in 1983 by the ascension of Yuri Andropov to the post of general secretary. +ABC and CBS in particular, he says, have been "handed a lemon, and they're calling it damn fine lemonade." +Kennedy traveled without advance publicity to the memorial 20 miles west of London, paid his respects with a handful of friends, and was gone before other visitors arrived on the 25th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. +An informal survey shows that many black generals find it difficult to translate military experience into key corporate positions. +Clark County Sheriff's officials found the Cessna 150 plane Sunday morning. +He collected a special Academy Award in 1945 for "The House I Live In," a short about religious and racial tolerance, and the supporting actor Oscar for his role as Pvt. +Officials claimed it was aimed at encouraging South Korean radical groups to hold a unification rally at the border village on the country's national liberation day, which also is Aug. 15. +The Defiance, Ohio-based meat packer said shareholders representing 81.4% of its common stock voted in favor of the merger. +The idled land must be planted in protective grasses or trees. +Critics, however, accused the NRC of not going far enough and of issuing new rules that will be outdated before they even go into effect beginning in 1993. +There were no casualties among the Israelis. +That will lower the ratio of FDIC reserves to total industry deposits. +He is enjoying a four-month stay in a $1,500 (a month) luxury apartment in Burlington, Vt., which comes with cable television and maid service. +But neither he nor Bush mentioned any new proposals that had been advanced. +They met when she had a small role in "Mikey and Nicky," which was filmed in her hometown of Philadelphia. +The data, produced by the Boston consulting firm of Temple, Barker & Sloan covers 12 metropolitan areas and the years 1982-1986. +"The Communist Party of the Soviet Union believes the existence of individual property, including ownership of the means of production, does not contradict the modern stage in the country's economic development," the party's new platform says. +"DOS is not likely to be replaced in the foreseeable future," Ballmer said. +So there may be five more weddings to plan. +The reunion for the youngsters, who range in age from 4 to 19, began June 23 and runs through Friday. +Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., chairman of the committee and the bill's sponsor, said competition from banks likely will result in lower underwriting fees paid by businesses and state and local governments. +The song "Cowboy Bill" is about a cowboy storyteller who thrilled kids with stories about his days as a Texas Ranger. +It's very rare for the work of a living composer to top the charts for 35 weeks. 'Then I read a letter in CD Review asking why anyone could have released such a dreadful piece of music. +A Lone Star spokeswoman said regulators also agreed to give American Federal "more flexibility" to pay dividends. +Then came the credit crunch of 198182-a battle among demanders of credit for a limited supply of credit in a financial market in which many interest rate ceilings had been removed or substantially raised. +International Medication responded by setting aside hundreds of thousands of dollars of backup inventory. "Since then, I've had no complaints," Mr. Soars says. +On Oct. 5 Consolidated Gold Fields and Newmont Mining Corp. asked President Reagan for the investigation under the new Trade Act, which allows him to forbid a merger that threatens national security. +He would jump up and down and kick." "He screamed `Marine' as he was kicking me," said Carlson. "Then he set a deadline for my life. +Turner Broadcasting System Inc. said it bought a computerized ticket-sales business and two other companies that book and manage entertainment events. +A 1977 law sponsored by Senator Cohen to thwart the closing of his state's Loring Air Force Base requires prior "environmental" and economic impact studies. +Lee McAllister's taped announcement began running when the new midfield terminal opened in 1980. "People immediately wanted to know who the voice was, and I made sure word got around," she said. +Despite word from the National Weather Service that Hurricane Gustav and Tropical Storm Hortense will skip the East Coast, coastal residents are wary. +Mexico's stock market watchdog tightened rules on insider trading last year. +The new isotope separation technology could be obtained by other countries to convert fuel used in civilian nuclear reactors into high-grade plutonium needed to build nuclear bombs, it said. +But if it doesn't, the question of what sort of congressional approval is legally necessary could still emerge as a debating point when the trade deal is submitted for approval, probably later this year. +Not all trading advisers were losers last week; in fact, for every dollar lost there is a dollar made in futures, though it doesn't work out neatly trader by trader. +One can only hope that Mr Major's vernacular has not been too contaminated by Appleby-ese. +The sale also is subject to regulatory approval. +Japanese companies are involved in manufacturing fuselage sections for the Boeing 767 airliner, but analysts say the industry is eager to achieve the status of full partner, rather than subcontractor, in future joint projects. +Whitby Abbey had fallen into ruins by the early 19th century, and much of what was left was shelled by the German fleet in 1914. Of the church built in 1222, only the front wall and the two transepts are still standing. +Phillips said it expects to achieve 70% of the $150 million to $200 million in savings by the end of 1988, and the balance by the end of 1989. +BCCI, a unit of BCCI Holdings (Luxembourg) S.A., is 77%-owned by the ruler and government of Abu Dhabi. +S&Ls currently pay 21 cents a year in regular and special assessments to the bank board to insure every $100 in deposits, nearly double the 8 cent per $100 regular assessment paid by commercial banks. +The 5-year-old boy died after he was hit with plastic bullets in the chest, stomach and left hand as he played in a schoolyard near his home, according to officials at Al Ittihad Hospital. +Two members of the five-justice majority in that opinion, William Brennan and Thurgood Marshall, have since retired. +The strip, which extends from the Mediterranean coast in the west to the slopes of Mount Hermon in the east, is a buffer to curb guerrilla attacks into northern Israel. +Most of the different accounts postings take place within the nominal and that is why it holds so many terrors for the non-accountant. +The government simply had to meet this target, especially when inflation is expected to be significantly lower both this year and next than earlier forecast. +Now, there's been some talk in Congress about forgiveness of debt. +The White House pledged "all available resources." +At the Hotel Mezhdunarodnaya, site of the international press center, American-made summit tee-shirts sold like hot-cakes at $20 each. +Reiner, however, came out in support of "Colors," saying it may spur public support for the war on gangs. "This is not `West Side Story' revisited," Reiner said. "These are not darlings who are going to dance their way into your heart. +But voters expressed reservations about the qualifications and background of the 41-year-old Quayle, who has faced a barrage of questions about his enrollment in the National Guard during the height of the Vietnam War. +Rorer also cut its debt to $444 million from $737 million, mainly by selling its surgical-products businesses for about $348 million. +Vuillard was conspicuously not of their number. +In a round of layoffs dubbed "The Tuesday Massacre" by a Justice Department spokesman, more than 20 department employees including some career public affairs officers were fired in an effort to save money. +About 30 Americans have worked out of the base since September. They include federal Drug Enforcement Administration agents and civilian helicopter pilots and mechanics working for a private company under contract to the U.S. State Department. +The ratings concern placed GM's double-A-1 rated senior long-term debt under review as well as GMAC's double-A-1 rated senior debt and grantor trusts and GMAC's double-A-2 rated subordinated debt. +Among black teens, the rate fell a whopping 6.0 percent to 28.4 percent, the lowest recorded since that statistic was first tracked in 1972. +Pregnant women are enrolling their unborn babies in pre-school nurseries in this city because some day-care centers are booked for the next five years, the Bulawayo Chronicle reported Wednesday. +How much Mr. Frank upset the American Postal Workers Union is evident from its "Wanted" poster, part of which is depicted here. +His fiancee is a second-grade teacher. +Police were trying to determine what caused the explosion, Anatolia said. +Hsiao was touring a railroad car factory when he received word that he was wanted in Beijing, but he did not learn until after his arrival in the capital that it was Zhao who wished to speak with him. +Other dealers said market participants were awaiting the release of U.S. economic figures this week, including a report on orders for durable goods, due later today in Washington, and estimates of third-quarter growth in the gross national product. +The army in Transkei staged a bloodless coup in the nominally independent black homeland in South Africa, ousting the prime minister after less than three months in office. +Rules require that each racing duck be named. +She now has normal and waking cycles and her eyes follow movement some of the time, he said. +The talks have also stalled over Walesa's refusal to purge from Solidarity's proposed delegation two people the government has deemed extremist, longtime advisers Adam Michnik and Jacek Kuron. +Do so and you receive a 36-page sales brochure which declares 'Summer's here and there's a completely new look to satellite television on the way. +She seems to be acting in her own right. +On Christmas Eve, he died with her in a high-rise retirement home fire that killed 16 and injured dozens. +"There's a bit of a popular notion that labor unions are waning and that strikes are no longer useful. +The company, which hasn't previously sold rights to raise funds, said it will use sale proceeds to continue investing in small businesses with capital of $50 million to $300 million. +It said it was on a "fast track" and would emerge by the end of 1988. +In the past three weeks, mass pro-democracy demonstrations led by the Civic Forum opposition and its Slovak counterpart, Public Against Violence, have forced the Communists to relinquish their 41-year monopoly on political power. +"Awe and wonder, you gave us awe and wonder," actress Dame Peggy Ashcroft told him at the time. +It is noteworthy that very few leaders of, or spokesman for, the Democratic Party feel inclined to challenge these cuts, presumably because they correctly sense a connection between lower marginal tax rates and declining unemployment. +"Anybody wanting to take us over will find we're stubbornly independent," asserts Ivan W. Gorr, Cooper's president. +The defense reviews and the other foreign policy reviews are under way. +Last week "Married" was 13th. +"We recognized that if we had a clogging of air traffic here Sunday, it would affect the whole air-traffic system on Monday," says Jim Anderson, a commission spokesman. +We're helping our customers to become competitive.' ISS's customers range from multinationals, such as IBM, Philips and Monsanto, to the European Commission, and Vienna and Geneva airports. Cleaning budgets can be surprisingly large. +But these programs may be vulnerable to deficit-reduction efforts or shifting political fortunes. +Mr. Cianci is still believed to be a strong candidate, however, because he has a core of staunch supporters and the incumbent isn't running for re-election. +The negotiations taking place in an office just off the Senate floor are aimed at preventing campaign finance reform efforts from degenerating into a Democrat vs. Republican fight like it did two years ago. +"After years of being each other's next-door neighbors, they've realized certain things are more advantageous if done together," said Marc Cohen, an analyst at Kidder Peabody in New York. +But one of the suspects spun around and killed Buczek with two blasts from a semiautomatic weapon, Ward said. +The latter have mushroomed all over Spain with good results but there is room for more growth. The retail excitement will prod the office sector into activity sooner rather than later. +Oil companies have passed on 90 percent of the crude price increase to consumers of home heating oil. +Mr. Bergstrom, facing similar charges, also pleaded innocent. +In Washington, the State Department said Secretary of State James A. Baker III will attend the opening session of the international conference Sunday, and a spokeswoman reiterated U.S. opposition to a Khmer Rouge role in an interim government. +The transit police officials were mapping strategy today to more vigorously enforce the ban now, even if it is appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, Valentino said. +It has never governed Ontario before. Canadian budget speeches are traditionally occasions for unveiling new programs as well as new taxes. +The latest privatization plans follow the successful sale earlier this month of 49 percent of the government's shares in Banco Totta e Acores, a leading public bank, and April's partial privatization of the brewery UNICER. +Kaye, Scholer, Fierman, Hays & Handler, a law firm hired by American Continental. +I just don't know exactly what's going on," said Solomon Castro, a store owner who was arrested. +They say the proliferation of such events is likely to bring closer scrutiny from regulators and investors. +The evening news is also slated as CNN's stage for its big push into investigative journalism. +Now many more will be interested in their own activities and enterprises," predicts Michal Klima, head of the new publishing subsidiary of the former underground newspaper Lidove Noviny, now a daily. +If the answer is a lack of information, why aren't there hordes of businessmen advertising the benefits of more efficient equipment or insulation? +Bush has scored poorly, though not nearly as poorly as Carter at his nadir in 1980. +The communications company said its pretax profit from operations rose 15% to $45.6 million from $39.5 million. +Speculation has been rife over whether big U.S. banks will replenish their loan-loss reserves in the third and fourth quarters, following the 20% write-off of their Argentine loans in the second quarter. +His own authority has been much diminished. +It did so solely to correct an overheated domestic economy and, in fact, followed the Bank of England's example of 12 to 18 months ago. +Residents concerned about vanishing cultural heritage had urged preservation of the hotel and school district officials wanted to buy the 23-acre site on Wilshire Boulevard for a badly needed new high school. +The Indians cite treaties. +October gasoline dropped 0.93 cent to $1.0176 a gallon. +The price paid by Danish suggest the 1991 performance will turn out below Pounds 4m. Trinity had been deliberating about investing Pounds 15m-Pounds 20m to keep the business competitive. +As an agency of the Agriculture Department, the FmHA is often called the government's lender of last resort for farmers who cannot qualify for credit elsewhere. +It just happens to be in the bush." +They moved a penny forward to 591p, with turnover increasing to 5.4m. Results from Hillsdown generated good two-way business of 8.4m shares, but left the price steady at 163p. +The fact that we are postponing serious discussion of such questions because foreign central banks are funding the external deficit could also at some point call into question the legitimacy of the 1988 presidential election itself. +A 737-400 operated by British Midland Airways crashed Jan. 8 beside a highway about 100 miles north of London, killing 44 people. It used CFM56-3C engines; the USAir jet in Wednesday's accident had CFM56-3B2 engines. +Feverfew is used in herbal landscaping design, and some medical reports suggest it may be effective in preventing migraine headaches. +Under a proposed consent agreement with the Federal Trade Commission, Pepperell would sell certain Stevens assets to NTC Group Inc., and might have to divest itself of some other assets as well. +"We have to treat everyone equally," said one Big Board specialist. +Rental-Car Warning: Beware Rough Roads TAKING A DRIVE on a beautiful park road can be a wonderful experience. +But the Marine Safety Office is monitoring the situation and would expedite cleanup efforts if the situation suddenly changed. +"That's all gone," she says sadly. +Lithuanian declared independence from the Soviet Union on March 11. +He founded the 'Cannes Blanches' association for the blind in France after the First World War. +Teams operate on the honor system and all members are required to have seen or heard the bird for it to be marked off. Five percent of the birds do not have to be identified by all members. This year, 253 birds were identified by the 35 teams. +Showers and isolated thunderstorms dampened the eastern half of Texas and western Louisiana as warm air from the Gulf of Mexico rolled over a ridge of cooler air hovering over the area. +Despite the greater medical costs involved, no employers I know of are also seeking medical data that will enable them to exclude, or even fire, people with heart disease, diabetes or cancer. +In 1963, the nuclear-powered submarine USS Thresher failed to surface off Cape Cod, Mass., in a disaster that claimed 129 lives. +And yet the industrial city and the urban masses that animate it have many antecedents. +Consolidated Capital Income Trust, for example, rose nearly 9% in price to 6 1/4 last month. +It also owns specialty stores including Charter Club, Aeropostale and Fantasies by Morgan Taylor, which are stocked with Macy's private label apparel brands. +The flat screens use the same thin-film transistor technology incorporated in the latest portable computers. +The loss reflected "aggressive investment" in the pharmaceutical business, including introducing Centoxin, its drug for septic shock, in Europe. +For its part, the CIA held multiple accounts with BCCI around the world, but in recent days, the agency has portrayed its involvement as part of an effort to gain a window through which to watch narcotics and terrorist activities. +He said Gorbachev's reaction was similar. +The Zambezi River cascades over a series of gorges about 1,708 yards in width to comprise Victoria Falls. +United Technologies Corp. received a $14.6 million Army contract for MH-60 helicopters. +'How would you feel walking down that causeway at quarter to six in the morning and there's an easterly wind blowing? +The committee of 14 major creditor banks, which negotiates Brazil's foreign bank debt, will meet with Brazilian debt negotiators in New York on Friday. +News agency reports appeared on Tuesday evening of an interview by Mr Schlesinger with Handelsblatt, the German newspaper. +When voting was completed, an IBM personal computer spewed out the final draft. +One other report released Friday contained a bit of worrisome news. +The White House helped persuade Wilson _ who didn't need much persuading _ to enter the California governor's race a year after he won a $13 million campaign for re-election to the Senate. +About myself: Have graduated from a vocational school, was married before, no children. +"That's ridiculous," counters Rep. Ronald D. Coleman, the El Paso area's Democratic congressman. +Consequently, profitability is hardly sparkling, but is better than average for a steel business. +Few can write, so they wait for a literate neighbor to scribble brief notes for them requesting the army's permission to leave the cooperative. +Some directors, for example, agreed to bonuses for inferior performance. +Mr. Snow said the new plan would rely primarily on voluntary responses of employees who agree to leave the company. +Fifteen women were arrested after breaking into the grounds of Buckingham Palace, reviving concerns about palace security. +In the third period, savings fell to a record quarterly low, 3% of disposable personal income, from 5.1% in the second quarter. +Fang and Li well known for their advocacy of democracy and human rights in China well before last year's crackdown. +The effect of this wonderfully direct contrast between the sensibilities of East and West is a chance to see what happens when the twain do in fact meet. +But the 12,000-acre Monument Rock Fire in the Malheur and Wallowa-Whitman national forests was contained. +Hourly compensation at such companies declined at an 0.6% rate, the first decline since 1965, and fell 5.6% when adjusted for inflation. +In simplest terms, the January effect is believed to arise from several seasonal factors _ including the cessation of yearend selling for tax purposes, and infusions of new money into pension plans. +And most analysts agree that the earning outlook remains bright for the balance of the year. +Police say Escobar, accompanied by several bodyguards, is fleeing their pursuit in the region, where the terrain alternates between steep mountains and dense jungle. +MetroDade police say Dynair now is cooperating in attacking the theft problem. +Steven Pimlott's direction shows that there is room for more than one interpretation. +According to court documents, they had a stormy relationship, and Miguel T. on several occasions had been so physically abusive that Louise N. needed medical treatment. +The agreement approved Friday was reached between EPA lawyers and those last two manufacturers. +And in June, Arkansas executed John Edward Swindler for the murder of a Fort Smith, Ark. policeman. +Vickers said it will sell its business-furniture division, which had trading difficulties in the French and U.S. markets. +The Al Thawra newspaper of Iraq's ruling Baath party said if the premises were not evacuated, Iraq would retaliate against the residence of the Iranian ambassador in Baghdad. +Interest rates on medium and long term government debt securities, the traditional home of Portuguese institutional investment, have fallen from 14 per cent last May to 8.5 per cent. +But with its newly expanded capacity, and the hopes for AZT's use in early infection, he said ultimate revenue potential is $400 million a year. +It said the teen-age suicide rate for Moscow was "closed information." In June, the weekly newspaper Arguments and Facts reported that the national suicide rate for people of all ages was about 20 per 100,000 members of the population. +One wall poster in the New York office lists a special number and adds: "The most important line! +The loss, on revenue of $168.1 million, was reported Tuesday. +Payment is in two installments, with 145 pence for each share due next May 19. +Some candidates resorted to putting fangs on unflattering cartoons and caricatures of their opponents in some advertisements, fairly typical of election day here. +Mayor Raymond Flynn says he's decided against running for governor out of loyalty to the city of Boston. +The Fanjuls' corporate and personal intervention in the social and medical problems in the Dominican Republic serve as a model of effective action in a Third World country. +Robert Willens, a Shearson Lehman Hutton analyst, says a spinoff must be for a specific corporate purpose in order to be tax-free. +The mayors called for freezing those programs at current levels. +Ibrahimi was sent by the leaders of Morocco, Saudi Arabia and Algeria, who were assigned by an Arab summit in May to find a settlement to Lebanon's 14-year-old civil war. +As more civilian aircraft fly in narrow corridors allocated by the military, air traffic control capability has also lagged behind. +And, Ms. Mills said, the "reasonably steady" markets Monday allowed managers to postpone the day of reckoning until yesterday, when they sold dollar-denominated holdings in droves at the first sign of weakness in the greenback. +Another offer came from a homeowner "who wanted to see if he could get some marble for a pool-decking," Thompson said. +Federal recognition could translate into millions in economic aid and social services, while helping to preserve the identity of the 6,000-member tribe, based for centuries in the flat woodlands of northern Indiana. +Students stayed home today from schools near a volcano after it erupted for the first time in 26 years, belching columns of fire and a plume of smoke that rose to 6,000 feet, authorities said. +I expect that he himself would characterize his ideas as a "first cut," open to further fine-tuning. +Not everyone would have seen that as an imperative of French policy before the plan was launched. +Two out of three don't think he can win the party's nomination and more than half say they believe his re-entry into the campaign is an example of his bad judgment. +Excluding the unusual items would reduce the January current account figure by about 500 million pounds, the office said. +In addition, Aspin is seeking public assurances from Cheney and White House budget chief Richard Darman that the attempt to shift funds to avoid the impact of the Gramm-Rudman budget-cutting law won't happen again. +"A broker might be the dirtiest guy of all time and there might be 50 complaints against him," says Lionel Glancey, a Beverly Hills, Calif., attorney who represents shareholders in suits against brokers. +Nearly 300 delegates from about 90 churches are attending the conference at Rustenburg, 62 miles northwest of Johannesburg. +"It hurt my business tremendously. +Vietnamese ambitions to dominate Indochina were realized in Laos by the successful implantation of the Lao People's Democratic Republic by the North Vietnamese army in 1975. +When they grow up, they realize it's a lot harder." +A more direct way would be for the government to subsidise their training. But the notion that state childcare should be used to encourage women back to work to offset an impending 'labour shortage' is absurd. +Students' "questioning style, their personal style, the extent to which clients open up are all evaluated," says Susan Prager, the law school's dean. +Last year, "we blundered," admitted Sam Wyly, chairman and chief executive officer, who said in an interview that the company spent "a lot of money" and time trying to make the buy-out work. +Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste also asked for disaster assistance after dozens of families in two Ohio counties were left homeless by the storm there. +There was no official explanation for the police action. +I am going to feed her on packet food from now on." President Bush mourned Lucille Ball's death on Wednesday, saying that the loss was "immeasurable" but "so is her legacy of laughter." "Lucille Ball possessed the gift of laughter. +They try to set real examples with what they're doing." That conforms to stereotype. +Under apartheid, the country's 28 million blacks have no vote in national affairs. +Thought for Today: "No man has a right in America to treat any other man tolerantly, for tolerance is the assumption of superiority." _ Wendell Willkie, American politician (1892-1944). +King Richard II rode to meet the rebels at Smithfield _ site of London's present-day wholesale meat market _ and peasant leader Wat Tyler was slain. +Officials maintained that I-880 was not neglected or given too low a priority in the project. +A second, smaller aneurysm was found on the opposite side of his brain, but no date has been set for the second surgery. +The aircraft also carried 30 Nepalese, two Bangladeshis, and 30 Pakistanis. Pakistani civil aviation staff are due to arrive in Kathmandu today to investigate. It was the second Airbus crash near Kathmandu within two months. +Goldings said the appeals court suggested that Young review the case. +And even the mere prospect of recession has been known to batter stock prices, housing, employment, tax receipts, confidence and more. +The Washington Post said one of the astrologers that Mrs. Reagan consulted was Carroll Righter of Los Angeles, who was mentioned in Reagan's 1965 autobiography, "Where's The Rest Of Me?" +The Democratic Study Group, a liberal research arm of the House's Democrats, released a letter to Foley insisting any tax increases be levied on people with annual incomes greater than $200,000 annually. +The appellate court ruled in favor of the Los Angeles Times, which sought access to papers concerning Hamilton in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles. +The budget problems the state faced in the past fiscal year resulted mainly from unexpected changes in taxpayer behavior due to federal tax law changes, particularly affecting capital gains. +President Bush on Wednesday cleared the way for federal aid in Elba, the hardest-hit town in Alabama, where residents are finding a muddy mess as they return to homes and businesses that for the most part were uninsured for floods. +A further 1,000 salaried jobs in the UK have already been eliminated by using excess volunteers to the earlier redundancy programme launched in September. +Improvements to other roads are equally urgent, but have to rely on government money. The choices in health and education are more complex. +"It has been what we believe to be a major step in the right direction and what has been a long and difficult ordeal," the former Marine lieutenant colonel and White House aide said in a speech Friday night in Baton Rouge. +Republican tricolours fly above the rooftops. Army helicopters circled overhead as troops ran through side streets. +The senior subordinated debentures maturing in 2004 are targeted to be offered at a yield of between 12 5/8% to 12 3/4%. +It added that the number of temporary posts rose much faster than the total of permanent jobs. The employment department is expected to announce a further rise in unemployment today. +The ex-cop turned informant testified in U.S. District Court Tuesday at the racketeering and conspiracy trial of former Lt. +Susan Butcher, a three-time winner of the 1,100-mile Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, was to leave Friday for the Soviet Far East along with a veterinarian and two Iditarod Trail Committee officials. +And so is a rock 'n' roll warrior, Gregg Allman. +"People seem to think that bond yields can't rise much further without a big increase in inflation," said Edward S. Hyman, vice chairman at Cyrus J. Lawrence. +The information included rival bids on a contract for a battlefield communications system, for which Norden was competing, the documents said. +Montana, who passed for 156 yards in a 21-point second quarter that broke the game open, had a 20-yard TD pass to Brent Jones and an 18-yarder to John Taylor, his 30th and 31st in postseason. +The 13 states are among 17 states that receive more toxic waste for disposal within their borders than they ship out. +The letter referred to border intrusions that reportedly occurred last week but said such incidents have been happening regularly since November 1987. +Sony Corp.'s effort to hire Peter Guber as chairman of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc. hangs on some complex legal negotiations this week aimed at disentangling the Hollywood producer from a five-year contract with Warner Communications Inc. +Shultz disputed Sosa's contention that Kozak was attempting to negotiate Panama's political future in violation of diplomatic norms. +Since the elites share a small part of their gains with workers, the latter support them in lobbying for preferential treatment. +Says John Ferrell, the executive vice president and creative director in New York for Young & Rubicam Inc.: "It didn't link the product to the needs people had. +And the government has slashed spending, even on welfare programs that Labor governments historically have defended. +But raising fares could drive away some of those fliers. +And there's a second Schloss son (try saying that rapidly), played by Andy Hirsh. +His choice of weapons: firearms. +The SIB, the watchdog agency, thinks many criticisms about high costs are unfair. +Results of the two days of balloting on union representation were announced by Pam Crider, a brewery spokeswoman. +The defeat in the capital, home to 1.5 million of the country's 5 million people, was especially bitter because the Christian Democrats had held the post since 1964. +They did not want to climb steep hills to get to their hotels and they wanted someone to carry their suitcases. Mr Roger De Haan, the founder's son, started out in the business carrying older guests' luggage to their rooms at his father's hotel. +Davis did not suggest a purchase price in the letter. +Last year, Congress authorized weak banks to stretch out the time they could take to write off bad loans. +The law applies only to day care provided while parents are at work. +The alleged CIA connection has haunted Coppel and, he said, he has paid a price. +"It seems to me there's going to be very little way to make very much money in the Soviet Union for a long time to come," he said. +The accident will, however, postpone the final test-firing of Morton Thiokol's redesigned booster from July 25 until the end of August, officials said. +Conservatives are opposed to the creation of a federal European state.' The document appeals to the party to 'set out the case for a more flexible, decentralised Europe which respects national feeling and the nation state'. +The state that bragged of having a budget surplus and one of the nation's lowest unemployment rates before 1988 now has a budget deficit of more than $500 million and a jobless rate of 5.3 percent, which equals the national average. +He got into animation in 1931 when he needed work. +About 170,000 Americans contract the disease annually, and about half the cases progress to chronic hepatitis. +Challenges once thought formidable were swept aside by well-financed incumbents. +Resentment and dislike of Russians now has a political expression, and is played upon by politicians. +The three rabbinical judges wrote that "since Mr. Onyeulo refused to undergo a formal conversion they could not recognize him as Jewish." +In 1980, William Koch led dissident stockholders in an unsuccessful attempt to wrest control from Charles. +Last summer, about 12,000 people gathered for a Mass on the grounds of a charismatic church in Lubbock, Texas, where three parishioners claimed to receive messages from the Virgin Mary. +I think he's out there talking to his economist," Bentsen said. +Try getting eight British permanent secretaries to a meeting in London on a Sunday afternoon, he says. +Pietro Lombardi, executive vice resident in charge of the Italian bank's North American operations, said the Atlanta office's lending was conducted without the knowledge or approval of bank executives in New York and Rome. +The two sailors are in pre-trial detention awaiting court martial by the Navy. +Second, the measure reflects credit risk, one of the main types of risk identified by bankers and regulators as a source of concern in the derivatives market. +Forbes lists Griffin as worth $300 million. +The subcommittee also called on Bush to make a recommendation in 90 days for one new missile. +It showed the way the business was organised and identified bottlenecks. +Also Wednesday, Israeli troops shot and wounded 11 Palestinians, including a 3-year-old girl. +These could begin late this year during the British EC presidency. The only remaining doubts lie in the attitude of Mr Aho's ruling Centre Party, which is divided over EC entry. +They also challenged his claim that he had purchased the machine at their shop. +The Councils' problems with the IRS began after their attempt to write off a $70,000 tax-shelter loss on their 1979 tax return was rejected. +He said Atwater bore responsibility for the Republican memo that attacked House Speaker Tom Foley with homosexual innuendo and had lied in denying it. +Houston taught music at the college for 35 years before retiring from teaching in 1972. +"You can't use a sledgehammer to drive a point home." +The small remainder were held for so-called status offenses, such as truancy or running away. +He said the three men arrested are believed to be connected to the Ochoa family in Medellin, Colombia, which he described as one of the largest producers and exporters of cocaine. +The rumors of a Japanese rate hike helped rekindle sentiment that an interest-rate rise will eventually be needed to shore up the yen. +Gandhi thanked former President Ronald Reagan for his interest in the project and helping India get its first supercomputer. +Chief of staff John Sununu told reporers covering the president's vacation here that logistical problems and weather conditions caused the cancellation. +The meeting between Roh and the Soviet president would be the first time leaders of their countries have met since the Republic of Korea was created 45 years ago. +The public can expect to pay more for their airline tickets. +"It doesn't surprise me. +Just as with Bureau of Labor Statistics, administration officials, including the secretary of the department, would not have authority to review or alter reports by the new environmental data bureau before they are released. +Unionized rubber workers, like unionized auto workers, are an elite group. +Analysts suggest that its minority ownership coupled with the supply arrangement might also help Firestone hold down prices it pays for those tires. +An FAA official, who declined to be named, said the agency is considering the recommendation "very seriously." +"That's the sector now that's really become the source of income and wealth generation for an overwhelmingly large portion of the U.S. economy," says Stephen Roach, an economist at Morgan Stanley. +The plan is to provide modest subsidies for groups wanting to tap into such a communications network, thus giving the private sector an incentive to accelerate plans for its construction. +"Absolutely no one wants to go back," Heather McMillen of Portland, Ore., said of the 140 black African students who have been held incommunicado in a suburban Nanking hotel since Monday. +Despite yesterday's drop in stock price, Ms. Temple recommends Carter-Wallace, although she is cutting her fiscal 1992 estimates by 30 cents a share to $3.70. +The charges led to net realized capital losses of $12 million, or 11 cents a share, compared with net realized captial gains of $31 million, or 27 cents a share, a year earlier. +In Washington, American officials said it would be difficult for the United States to mount an effective military response anytime soon. +This was scaled down, as a result of the lacklustre performance of the Chinese stock markets, and the government's desire to see savings channelled into bonds. Tsingtao's profits are forecast to rise to Yn193m (Dollars 33m) this year from Yn44m in 1992. +Ford's overall sales plunged 23.3% in early December, including a 30.4% drop in car sales and a 14.3% decline in light truck sales. +Marriott's problems reflect the difficulties inherent in cultivating capitalism in old state-run economies. +At his own news conference, Sumita generally lauded the choice of Mieno as his successor and said he did not expect any basic changes in Japan's monetary policy. +Such views help explain why the big securities firm isn't replacing its chief economist and most famous managing director of the past 25 years. +Overall, annual cervical cancer death rates declined from 4.2 deaths per 100,000 women in 1980, to 3.4 in 1987. +The bottom of the volcano's 500-foot wide crater looked like a sulfur lake, said Joe Agulto, a Civil Defense official who few to the island Sunday. +"Data General and Unisys have already entered the recession," said Jay Stevens, an analyst at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. +To win, we'll have to match that." Cambridge already has done a few things to get back into the "W" column in a contest in which Oxford holds an overall 69-67 victory margin, with one tie (in 1877). +London's high on Friday was a steamy 95, bringing complaints about the heat and air pollution from residents more accustomed to cool mist and fog. +Penrod says it predicted that the loan terms were so stringent it would default on the borrowings two years later. +It's just hard to know what the prospects are.' WMC admits the deal is dilutive at current alumina prices. +This inaccuracy wasn't deliberate, military officials say. They point to the difficulty of obtaining clear information in a timely fashion while combat is under way. +Former heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali denied Wednesday that any surrogate imitating his voice had taken his place in numerous telephone conversations with senators, congressional aides and journalists this year. +The vote followed eight hours of debate between progressive and conservative factions of the 314,000-member church. +In this, sadly, it is characteristic of the entire debate around the value of music that has been conducted in the wake of the select committee on national heritage. You assert that prices in Europe are about 40 per cent higher than in North America. +In 1988, several love letters written by Miller to Hollywood actress Brenda Venus, part of Durrell's personal papers, were sold at a London auction. +Treasury bonds climbed about 5/8 point. +But many observers of the rural poor say the efforts of government are piecemeal and inadequate. +Then I finally twigged that the Mont Blanc massif, far from being just an awe-inspiring but untouchable part of Courmayeur's scenery, was actually accessible. +Moreover, partners such as Digital Equipment buy and resell its designs and workstations. +Most important, the committee has been the bond market's voice at Treasury. +Overthrow of the East German party revealed that communists can be just as greedy as the next guy. +Breeden said the regulation system could be strengthened by improving coordination among regulators. +Hungary plans to send a military medical unit to Saudi Arabia, where the bulk of the U.S. troops are stationed in opposition to Iraq's President Saddam Hussein, said Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Curtis Kamman. +Noyce, 62, died June 3 after suffering a heart attack at his Austin home. +The Midwest's partly cloudy skies and above-normal temperatures were expected to continue through the weekend. +He also said he scheduled meetings with representatives of Eastern and its creditors. +Associates Corp. provides financing and leasing services to the transportation, industrial and communications equipment industries. +Department and other general merchandise stores and specialty clothing shops accounted for much of the slower sales pace. +And he said it was unlikely that dismissing the case of one unlicensed yo-yo vendor would affect the welfare of the general public. +Gold crops up in some of Bolivia's most unlikely-looking settings. +But the problem is, current FDA rules prohibit the dairies from using names like "ice cream" or "cottage cheese" for their low-cal creations. +Pressure is building for higher interest rates, both here and overseas, as major central banks attempt to quell inflation fear with tighter monetary policies. +The rest of us waited to see if he was punished. +The exhibition, which is sponsored in New York by Philip Morris Cos., is accompanied by Nan Rosenthal and Ruth Fine's exemplary, fully illustrated catalog. +In the front row, near center stage, a woman falls asleep with her mouth wide open. +We've been in contact with the SEC, and we regard it as a routine matter." +Banks lent for specific property developments and were not given information on how much had been borrowed elsewhere for other projects. In the week following the first alert, Mr Kent and Mr Crow kept in constant touch. +And "The People Are Listening to the Lesson" shows Mrs. Antonescu, a schoolteacher, lecturing on Ceausescu: "He is the founder of our country," she intones earnestly. +And, indeed, the Serbs reacted predictably. +The dollar drifted lower while gold prices rose. +Turnover for the present year is forecast to be in excess of Pounds 50m. +Under the merger agreement, Allied Irish will start a cash tender offer for the stock during the next five days. +The group has claimed responsibility for an attack into northern Israel last November in which a guerrilla flying a motorized hang glider killed six Israeli soldiers and wounded eight before he was shot dead. +Yet the recommendations seem to leave little room for them to conceal the sins of the past, since they are being required to own up to weaknesses and say how they are making amends. +Many direct-marketed funds charge "low loads" of 3% or less. +He also has the kind of get-it-over-with mind-set displayed in the initial air barrage. +And he hired public-relations man John Scanlon to assist in a media blitz. +"I will grant you a healthy skepticism about your ability to right all the world's wrongs, but make sure that what you express is skepticism and not cynicism," he said. +Inequalities are forever," Guthrie wrote recently in Nieman Reports. "The revisionists' wide-eyed discovery of them in the West strikes me as a bit naive. +At that point we turned the matter over to the Cincinnati police." Cincinnati fraud squad authorities who are handling the investigation couldn't be reached for comment. +Manufacturers said they were not sure of the ruling's impact but suggested board members were opening the way for restrictions on other products. +Northern Indiana Public Service Co. said its board approved the utility's first common stock dividend since December 1985 and the formation of a new holding company. +Hoechst's refusal to allow a search on Jan. 22 was viewed as a major legal challenge to the EC's right to enforce competition law. +The noncallable notes pay interest quarterly. +Part of the problem is that long-term bonds reflect investors' inflation expectations. +Maclean Hunter Ltd. said its board approved a shareholder-rights plan that would prevent a suitor from gaining effective control of the company without shareholder approval. +"The baby's father brought us here and just left us," Allen explained. +Enrique A. Pretelt, who surrendered to U.S. forces in Panama on Wednesday, pleaded innocent in federal court Thursday and was ordered held at an undisclosed location until a detention hearing Monday. +But religious parties started bolting when he asked Labor to join the government, fearing Likud would break promises to them to accommodate Labor. +Last year, 2.1m holidays were sold between the beginning of July and the end of the summer. Airtours' summer bookings were 41 per cent up on last year, of which 29.2 per cent resulted from the Aspro acquisition. +Dayton Hudson's repurchase offer, representing about 9% of its common shares outstanding, had established a range of between $60 and $65 for the buy-back. +The announcement of the management change came after the close of trading. +The announcement comes on the heels of a declaration by government scientists in April that the rare owl is likely to become extinct unless millions of acres of habitat are created. +The state of Illinois is suing the charity for fraud in Chicago, along with Telesystems Marketing Inc., its Houston-based fund raiser. +The crowd scattered and about 100 more young men joined the fray, hurling chairs at policemen. +Analysts said that the big gain in pre-tax profit was mostly a result of acquisitions, and that Hanson's core businesses grew only about 10%. +When the unions were notified of the sale, they challenged it as a violation of the Railway Labor Act. +Nevertheless, Mr. Greenspan will almost certainly maintain a much closer relationship than Mr. Volcker did with the president and other senior administration officials. +Both newspapers are owned by Harris Enterprises. +Mr. Ragland denies any civil or criminal wrongdoing. +Despite the recent sell-off, volume today is 72 percent higher than in 1984 and more than eight times higher than when he arrived as a vice chairman in 1975. +The laws are expected to come into force later this year. +Job cuts will continue in the second half, but "we haven't announced a target," the spokesman said. +During the War of 1812, several New England states threatened to secede. +Then Andrew McNeillie began to edit a complete edition of the essays of Virginia Woolf (including all her scattered book-reviews, many of which were originally anonymous). +Residents were allowed to take one suitcase to bring back belongings, and were expected to be able to spend only 90 minutes at their homes before the boats returned. +The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Board of Trade have formed separate committees to study off-exchange trading. +Gachet." Sotheby's guaranteed several works being "de-accessioned" from the Art Institute of Chicago and the Guggenheim Museum. The three exceptional Guggenheim pictures sold above expectations for a total of $47.3 million. +Rudman is Jewish, and during the confirmation hearings Souter sought to display his sensitivity on civil rights by mentioning their private discussions of the discrimination Rudman has felt as a result of his religion. +Stalzer said he would have followed a section of the manual suggesting that the captain, an officer and a seaman be on the bridge if hazards existed. +For its part, the Angolan government needs a way out of the war after its disastrous last offensive. +"We also want one that is based on freedom." More than $800,000 has been awarded to the widows of two men slain in the bloody police assault on Attica state prison, but their lawyer says vindication is the sweetest product of the 18-year-old case. +But, he said, "I drew upon some last gleam of sanity," and the next day checked himself into a hospital for treatment. +She distanced herself from Polish leader Wojciech Jaruzelski's admiring references to her own tough line with labor unions and closures of money-losing enterprises. +Pearson sold its 22% stake in Elsevier in March and Elsevier shed its 9% stake in Pearson in April. +He adds that the two groups "will see to it that the foreigners don't come back here." The nationally televised siege in mid-September set off a wave of attacks throughout Germany. +Joseph W. Perrotta Jr., skipper of the USS Normandy, said when he approached the Conyngham, smoke was pouring out of the ship's forward stack area and bridge. +Amnouy Vongvichian, who heads the Commission of Counter Corruption, said in an interview his agency investigated 3,418 civil-service corruption cases last year and found about 10 percent of the suspects guilty. +Police were present at the four funerals Saturday, but kept a low profile as part of a new government policy not to disrupt peaceful demonstrations and gatherings. +And completing the START treaty could be delayed even further. +Rival studio executives question whether conservative Coke will want to release "Me and Him," currently being shot in New York, with Griffin Dunne as the hard-working yuppie whose penis begins to make impulsive suggestions. +Following the announcement, it shot up to $78 a share. +After obtaining an M.B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Finance, he went to work at Banpais, a small bank owned by the Vitro group. +Britain, France and the United States opposed the restrictions on purchases for the force, citing the higher cost of buying goods and services elsewhere that are available from South Africa. +Congress vowed that the 1986 tax act would result in a simpler tax system. +Meantime, though, the president's anti-Congress speeches make it harder for the two sides to agree. +"I was born here in 1928 and there's always been fire cans on this street to keep warm," said Anthony Messina. "But times change. +He also pledged the council's "unwavering support" for the state declared in the occupied lands by the Palestine Liberation Organization. +The same wait-and-see attitude prevailed in dollar trading. +The study involves some of the 3,000 baboons at a 500-acre research site at the edge of town. +Jim Graham, a southern Alberta farmer, said his cattle would usually be on pasture at this time of year. +Mr. Brooks was not arrested at the airport, Mr. Minsky said. +The cost to Missouri taxpayers of keeping Ms. Cruzan alive is about $130,000 a year. +Unfortunately it's not like that.' In Europe alone, Taylor points out, there are at least four digital radio systems beginning operation. +He will trade only when he feels the markets are particularly appropriate, Mr. Buchanan said. +Investment-grade bonds also were little changed. +Judge Robinson's ruling, however, is bound to bolster the legal position of all independent counsels, including those currently investigating the Iran-Contra affair and separate conflict-of-interest allegations surrounding Attorney General Edwin Meese. +The result: the image on the shroud is similar to a photographic negative, so the negative on Pia's photographic plate gives the world its first positive image of the man on the shroud. +The group also was to include representatives from the 12-nation European Community and the Gulf Cooperation Council of Persian Gulf countries. +More than 40 black activists sat at a long table draped with the green, black and gold colors of the ANC. +But logic and concerns for civil rights and liberties may fall by the wayside and a demand for quarantine may arise as deaths from AIDS mount. +It's an election year, and Republicans and Democrats want to avoid any blame for a replay of last year's budget embarrassment. +ESOPs "have their limitations," said Peter Pitegoff, general counsel to the Industrial Cooperative Association, a consulting firm. +He points out that even the most basic "one and one is two" is not correct if the assumptions are wrong. +Such pressure already was considered likely following the report on second-quarter West German gross national product earlier this month. +"Only by engaging in a full and frank debate, only by working with our colleagues and having the administration work with us, can we refine our approach to the problem and strengthen our national commitment to solve it," he said. +In addition, state officials are contemplating delaying state income-tax refunds until after March 31, the end of the fiscal year; reducing a deposit to offset increases next year in educational spending, and issuing short-term notes. +(Red Mountain is the original, easier mountain, and Granite, with a vertical drop of 2,800ft is by far the bigger.) Statistics tell you much about the resort's profile. +"I have the thoughts and habits of a businessman," he says. +Democratic Rep. Dennis Eckart of Ohio plans to play Quayle for Bentsen's preparation. +Snow sculptors from China, Italy and Germany were due to arrive this week. +Now head of Skyline Chili Inc., Mr. Kagler doesn't want to talk about his time as heir apparent at Kroger. +Cash on the sidelines of stock funds rose by $2.2 billion in 1990, to $28.1 billion, according to the Investment Company Institute. +Once upon a time in Bayreuth, I sat through "Parsifal" without wishing I were dead. +In a recent week, he covered 6,000 miles to visit seven towns. +Boesak said volunteer student guards had seen a police car drive by his home early Tuesday. +Aiding the rebound in prices was a report that OPEC's price monitoring committee would meet within the next 30 days. +A federal judge ruled today that portions of a 1952 law allowing deportation of aliens for advocating world communism are unconstitutional because they violate immigrants' First Amendment rights. +The amount depends on how many other so-called premium services a household subscribes to. +Earlier today, Israel said it would not free Obeid until Israeli soldiers and foreigners held in Lebanon are freed. +The United States said the plane was shot down in the mistaken belief it was an attacking warplane. +Most "invested in growth rates that aren't materializing," says Ulric Weil, a Washington-based securities analyst. +"The people who made it through the farm crisis are more cautious," says Charles Allphin, a Zurich, Kan., rancher who could add 30 cows to his herd of 110. +Compared with state and city subsidy for equivalent institutions in Paris, Milan, and other European cities, Covent Garden is grossly under-funded. +But several sticking points have arisen, including the form of elections to parliament. +Pleuropneumonia has been largely eliminated in Western Europe. +Improved results from overseas subsidiaries of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking buoyed forecasts for the parent company's 1991 results. +The family is suing Horka and three other officers. +Now, when Mr. Sonke calls relatives in Florida or Colorado, he bypasses German operators and billing with a new service called USADirect. +'This (international) co-operation is essential. +The protesters said it was improper to stage the play during the pontiff's visit to Austria. +The aerospace and defense contractor also forecast Monday that its 1990 sales would climb by 35 percent to about $27 billion. +Earlier Monday, Mecham's lawyer, Fred Craft, accused the state police of intimidating defense witnesses as he moved for a mistrial or dismissal of charges against Mecham. +An air force officer who got his job simply by opposing the coup, he has impressed U.S. officials with his eagerness, as one puts it, to "transform the military into a totally different institution." +Any effort to push a bigger deficit-reduction package probably can't succeed, says one GOP Senate aide, "not without the Gipper." +This made it the worst quarter since the third quarter of 1990. It is scarcely the end of the world, coming after all the handsome profits of the past few years, but it is a warning that the climate has changed. +Sabre has a bigger turnover than American Airlines' entire cargo operation. +"We don't get in the business of arm-twisting banks," he said. +Twenty had lead in their drinking water that was less than 20 parts per billion. +No longer. It will now consider the idea, although Mr Brooke acknowledged that such a law would have to take account of a wide range of 'human and technological activity'. +But the most bitter defeat dealt to the Communists was with the "national list." +Early last week, traders said that Ente Ferrovie dello Stato, the Italian state railroad, is expected to offer a $500 million, five-year issue linked to a swap into West German marks. +Here it is Sun which has so far had most success. +Studio executives viewed an unfinished print of the film, expected to cost $50 million, over the weekend. +It means there are more protests." More than 20 labor candidates lost in the July 6 election. +Part of his strategy is to call his product not talpengi, the Korean word for snail, but wau, a Chinese-derived word with all the cachet of escargot. +All but the Saudi Arabian missions are known to be staffed, but diplomatic sources in the Persian Gulf said this week that low-ranking Saudi diplomats are there to underscore Saudi support for Kuwait. +Baghdad accused Tehran of using chemical weapons in a ground offensive in northern Iraq. +For overseas offices, it gives a detailed accounting in each country's currency. +By contrast, more than 15 million cars and light trucks were sold in the United States in the 1988 model year. +But investors increasingly are much more selective in the types of corporate bonds they buy. +Among the 1967 reforms of Paul VI was one allowing use of modern languages instead of Latin in official documents. +Put another way, their average profit growth next year would drop from 20 per cent to 16 per cent. +Without emergency legislation, federal authority to spend money expires at 12:01 a.m. Saturday. +Wharton said he thinks the four-minute session, held during a break in the trial of a personal injury lawsuit, helps keep people alert. +Delaney joined the CBS series as it returned to the air this month for its second season, this time with more emphasis on women in the war. +He also is challenging a provision of the criminal settlement that would force Drexel to terminate his employment and deny his 1988 compensation, estimated at more than $100 million. +Black leaders, in turn, are calling for counterdemonstrations and have condemned t at a labor conhe politicians for ignoring the message of hope Mandela could bring to U.S. blacks. +Among the more than 58,000 men killed during the entire war, Pentagon records indicate that only two-tenths of one percent were from the Guard. +And the prospect of joining forces with Turner concerns some insiders at CBS News, who fear that the organization would become merely a packager of the news. +And the exchanges are paying attention. +He predicts that 30-year Treasury bond yields, now 8.9%, soon will hit 9%. +The two had been accused by convicted drug smuggler Alion Andersson of participating in a cocaine smuggling ring. +"They discussed how to better present China to the rest of the world under the present situation," the official Xinhua News Agency said. +Mr. Londoff's son, John Jr., born the same year the jingle was written, says he'll retain it when he takes over the dealership later this year. +The Senate began deliberations on the proposed pact to ban U.S. and Soviet intermediate and shorter-range missiles, but the debate likely will involve domestic politics as much as arms control. +Kuehn said Stroh family members wouldn't comment beyond Peter Stroh's statement. +Mr. Wichlep said the company stopped putting pipeline liquids in pits in 1977, and said he didn't know when the company discovered the contamination. +In his office in the Longworth House Office Building, he played host to three Coast Guard representatives and three representatives of Arctic Alaska, including Mr. Baker, who sat at the congressman's right. +The credits are used to buy grain and other foodstuffs. +He had limited contributions to $100 and raised $2 million. +He said he never considered holding the ticket for himself, and he handed over the multimillion-dollar present to his brother without qualms. +The official Australian market indicator closed this week at 628 cents a kg., 11 cents higher than a week before and at a new high for the season. The market cannot however be described as outstandisgly buoyant. +Bills in the House and Senate have passed committee and are ready for floor debate when Congress resumes, the Work and Family Center of the Conference Board said. +Prosecutors said Niles hired Jackson to kill Mrs. Niles for a $5,000 cut of a $100,000 life insurance policy. +Democracy isn't our creation. +The Communist Party's leading role in East German society is guaranteed in the country's constitution. +El Dorado, Adams's latest orchestra piece, was given its premiere recently by the San Francisco Symphony, which commissioned it. +One of every 25 working eligible-age (18-44) white males is in the service, but one out of every 12 working black males of that age, Mr. Dorn says. +Iranian crewmen, following their release in Oman, said they were mistreated by the U.S. after the Navy captured their mine-laying ship last week. +The Chicago law firm of Keck, Mahin & Cate, for example, hires clerical temporary workers for specific cases, some of which can last a year or more. +The jury had found Duncan guilty of two counts of capital murder earlier in the month. +East Germany and Hungary are Soviet allies and provide troops to the Warsaw Pact forces in Eastern Europe. +Voting is expected Monday and Tuesday on four of the less controversial measures. +Mohammadi said initially that he used cocaine only with Barry. Under questioning from Mance, he acknowledged that he did use it once with a woman who was with Barry on a 1987 trip to the Bahamas. +He estimated a trillion dollars would be needed over seven years or so. +As Chris explains, it's the ever-shifting place where the Hudson turns salty and technically becomes an estuary. +The FDA had put the company through the wringer for six years in reviewing NutraSweet between 1975 and 1981. +He also has insisted that the U.N. supervision of key Phnom Penh ministries under the plan be limited. +For the nine months, net rose 22% to $667 million, or $5.91 a share, up from $548 million, or $4.76 a share. +However, government officials don't show much sign of being in a hurry to sell off any of the state's insurance shares. +Racing enthusiasts and professionals say sponsorship mania and the resulting climb in prices stem directly from the growing interest in all types of auto racing, whether rural drag strips, the Indy races or stock-car racing. +The diorama will hang on permanent display in a Pentagon hallway near the main entrance. +In the meantime, Mr. Smith says, he intends to boost profits through a combination of squeezing costs, restructuring low-return businesses and pushing the retail side of the bank. People who know him say he's particularly suited to that. +And with sources of borrowing drier than ever, the government has apparently little option but to broaden its revenue base. +What is important for me is to start properly. +And find out whether you will get frequent-flyer points for the entire trip. +He complained at the complexity and cost of complying with UK bureaucracy in order to claim new headage payments for a reduced national beef herd and asked, rhetorically, whether Greek peasant farmers really had to do the same. +"After the failed coup, there were people seeking to collect copies of Lenin's speeches and red banners" inscribed with socialist slogans, a spokesman says. +He was recruited by Mr. Mulroney to reorganize and run his office, which had been beset by internal disputes and scandals. +Duberstein said he and his assistants had studied presidential transitions over the past 20 years to prepare for the switch of power. +It threatens the 400,000 billboards along federal roads, which are about 80% of all billboards. +Telecom says it invested Dollars 770m in 1992. +The brokerage firm managed only to break even for most of the decade, before registering last year's big loss. +His scourged, tortured crucified body; his head wounded by the thorns; his side pierced by the lance. +One prominent ribavirin researcher, Peter Mansell, of the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Hospital in Houston, acknowledged he has received consultant's fees from ICN Pharmaceutical. +Bennett Cohn, who represents the private adoption agency, Chosen Children, said the agency will probably appeal. +Among the celebrities with the company's long johns in their closets are Ronald Reagan, Gerald Ford, Sammy Davis Jr., Kenny Rogers and Andy Williams, Huckleberry says. +Heavy-handed economic control makes it more profitable for farmers to sell their products through unofficial channels. +East Germany is in third place, while the United States, who won the bronze medals in the last three competitions, moved up to share fourth place with Bulgaria. +Parker said he and his partner, fireman William White, 55, saw the Chandler car on Illinois 37 near Effingham about 90 minutes into the run. +Xinhua said booking offices for the Civil Aviation Administration of China in 16 Chinese and 30 foreign cities would begin selling return tickets. +Anna the Javanese, as she was known, was 13 years old when she became Gauguin's mistress and accompanied him back to France from the South Pacific after his first stay there. +In Peshawar, Pakistan, near the Afghan border, six people were injured when a bomb went off in a crowded marketplace near a garment shop, said a police spokesman. +It said it would spin off all McKesson's businesses apart from PCS into a new company, shares in which would be distributed to existing McKesson shareholders. +You would arrive in the right breathless state to catch this still breathless classic. +The grant will be part of a $23.1 million financing package to encourage the Chinese government to buy equipment from American companies, against competition from similar subsidies offered by France and West Germany. +The filing didn't give any recent transactions. +Snow and slush extended from parts of New York state to New England. +A spokeswoman, Jody Wilson, at Budget's corporate headquarters in Chicago said the company had no immediate comment on the FTC announcement. +A Soo Line spokesman says there's no standstill agreement limiting further purchases by Canadian Pacific. +After carefully inspecting standard international data for the period 1960-85 it concludes that there is indeed a huge disparity in the performance output of different countries. +The dollar rose to 146.84 yen from 146.13 yen in Tokyo Monday and 145.98 yen in New York late Friday. +Later, they said a smoke bomb was fired into the crowd to indicate wind direction should tear gas be necessary. +Shanghai's fledgling stock exchange, where 1,625 companies have issued shares, has a total stock value of only 800 million yuan or $215 million. +The authorities approved Merv Griffin's plan to have Resorts International emerge from Chapter 11. +Environmental Systems fell 2 to 12 3/4. +And why was Florence Quivar as Isolde's pal, Brangane, sending such worried messages into the midnight air from her castle window? +Mr. Osmer got into knackering when he was eight and needed some meat to feed the foxes and foxhounds he was raising. Later, he raised pigs. +The partnership bought the largely empty warehouse several years ago and began converting it into office space, primarily for the back-office operations of financial-service companies across the river in Manhattan. +Nor by bold speeches; Japan's cautious leaders still refer to the issue only in oblique terms. +Revenue in the quarter rose to $1.15 billion from $1.14 billion a year earlier. +The House on Wednesday impeached U.S. District Judge Walter L. Nixon of Mississippi, who is serving a five-year perjury sentence, and sent the case to the Senate for trial to decide whether he should be ousted from office. +The mayor was arrested Jan. 18 after he was videotaped smoking FBI-supplied crack cocaine in a hotel bedroom. +"I'd like for us to do another one now that I've slimmed down a little (50 pounds worth). +"The evidence will show that the Marcianos _ at the time the deal was made _ needed money," Weitzman said in his opening statement to a Superior Court jury. +"There was very heavy arbitrage-related selling," said Peter Davies, a vice president at the U.S. subsidiary of Nomura Securities Co. in New York. +"There was quietness, somberness," he recalled. "There was smoke, the heavy stench of death from the remains. +But underpinning analysts' concerns over the already overcrowded UK DIY market is Home Depot's hiring of a former B&Q executive and the possibility of further defections. +They said Shevardnadze had given Baker a letter from Soviet President Gorbachev to Bush as well as a series of memoranda to further economic and cultural cooperation and a report on human right s developments in the Soviet Union. +Citizens Bank has eight offices and assets of $267 million. +Stories about Gray abounded during the House Democratic leadership election and the Justice Department took the unusual step of announcing he was not the subject of an investigation. +Fermenta was delisted in January from the Stockholm Stock Exchange after revelations of financial improprieties under the company's previous management. +Times Beach is now deserted and hundreds of families have filed lawsuits against companies and individuals over their exposure to dioxin contained in waste oil sprayed on their streets to control dust in the 1970s. +The restructuring is subject to shareholder approval, 90% of the subordinated notes being tendered under an exchange offer, and completion of the senior-debt restructuring. +The fire brigade report was prepared after a meeting of fire officers two days after the earthquake in Newcastle, a predominately industrial city of 500,000 75 miles north of Sydney. +Mariotta is one of those on trial with Biaggi. +"I had to get off him and walk away in disgust. +Half of the Soviet soldiers are to be home by August. +In addition, the lawsuit said that the company should have disclosed that Walton Enterprises owns a substantial stake in Bank of Bentonville, which is trustee for four Wal-Mart benefit plans. +Lounging on the marble floor of his showroom is one customer's unclaimed white Pekinese dog, one of many small pets that Mistry has lovingly freeze-dried for their grieving owners. +Ms. Dodrill had not reported to work since the relationship was revealed and is on vacation this week. +"Agreements must be reached for airlifts into affected areas as needed, whether controlled by the government or by insurgents," Boucher said. +The U.S. affiliate owes Qintex Australia $38.1 million in unsecured loans. +He denies torture played any part in the change. +He said he did not rule out such a move but said Iraq's military maneuvering indicated no pullout was in the offing. +Historical romance is a narrow genre: plenty of room for fabulous characters and plot twists, but not much for subtext. +"Egypt was able to say the sky's falling in and we're the only one that can help hold it up," says a Western diplomat in Cairo. +The creditors plan to seek bankruptcy-court permission to file a reorganization plan for Texaco, and may file a plan as early as next week, say individuals familiar with the proceedings. +"They pulled out all the stops, and still they got beat," in a rural prefecture that had been a stronghold for the ruling party until a Socialist candidate captured the Upper House seat three years ago amid a previous round of scandals. +This was both unfair and illogical. I hope you would concede that the future of Britain is as a high-skill, high-wage economy, like Japan, and not merely as an EC base for that country's 'screwdriver' operations. +Claims that South Africa's nuclear deterrent programme benefited from co-operation with Israel or any other state were also denied. South Africa's explanation of its deterrent strategy raises additional questions which remain unanswered. +The board recommended the study continue for those volunteers with more than 500 T4 cells. +"McCrory, on the other hand, never returned our phone calls with the exception of one buyer. +After Friday's stock-price decline of 87.5 cents a share to $15.75, Citicorp's shares yield more than 11%, not as lofty as Chemical's 16% yield or Manufacturers Hanover's 14.26%. +The phone contract dispute "was the end to the pretense of any gentlemanliness" in the former Bell system, said Albert Halperin, a former common carrier chief at the Federal Communications Commission. +It could be copied by other states. +The company has been unable to explain the stock's volatile trading. +Musselman studied a sample of 615 names he got from the State Department and compared those with tax returns. +Evidence of cult activity in the county isn't new; it just wasn't taken very seriously before. +Michael K. Evans, head of a Washington forecasting company, agreed, saying that any spending increase means "the recession is going to be very mild and last only two quarters." All of the figures have been adjusted for inflation. +The group's main continental petfood operation is Hopermann, a German distribution company acquired four years ago. +The company said it adopted the plan because it believes the market value of its shares doesn't represent their full value. +President Bush has nominated Army Lt. +"You'll have to look in your miracle section for an answer." +"Ending the war is more important than the fate of one book," says Mr. Kirshbaum. +With problems still unresolved in the Middle East, currency dealers decided to keep their portfolios balanced in favor of dollars, analysts said. +Sacramento County Sheriff's Sgt. Tennise Allen credited the Sunday night showing of Fox Broadcasting Co.'s "America's Most Wanted" with bringing about Mack's arrest. +They also wondered whether a generally worded "living will" would meet the court's standard of proof. +"We're still in the dark," said Betty Rubin, head of the seven-employee Los Angeles office. +BSN is the top biscuit producer in Europe. Unilever, which competes with BSN on some frozen products, lost 22 to 1036p. Cadbury Schweppes relinquished 9 to 447p. +With other things, you don't have to say they're non-refundable. +There isn't an 'out there' and an 'in here'. +Airlines say they have lessened the risk by focusing increases on business fliers, who often must fly at any price. +The Korean shoe case is a good example of the global networks of investment and trade in manufactured goods that Indonesia is entering. +Macrodyne filed for Chapter 11 protection along with three of its units, Macrodyne of Arkansas Inc., United Aero Products Inc. and Precision Metal Products Inc. +Auto sales provided some unexpected good news. +Hatch requested that more information be submitted by noon Wednesday. +In Manchester, N.H., census takers failed to count a man who was sleeping on the steps of City Hall _ he was outside their survey area. +Singapore has only 2.7 million people and no hinterland. +A Colombian police general who appeared at the hearings Wednesday said in a televised interview he had told lawmakers a month ago that foreign mercenaries were training the paramilitary groups. +Nine of those indicted were executives of Luxembourg-based Bank of Credit & Commerce International S.A. or its parent, BCCI Holdings. +But he said he could smell oil. +(5) "Golden Girls," NBC, 14.0, 12.6 million homes. +Many observers believe these bombs, which have caused many casualties, have been set off at Soviet instigation. +There are still a lot of derricks available, but that may not mean much because warehouse shelves are emptying of the mundane materials that oil people call rope, soap and dope. +Two U.S. grand juries are examining the matter. +"We defend for only one reason, so we can regroup and counterattack," Bates said. +Municipals Issues Municipal bonds were largely unchanged after a session of trading in very narrow ranges, with the market's focus squarely on today's trade report. +Union Pacific does major repairs on locomotives and rail cars at the Omaha and North Little Rock shops. +"The authorities will proceed to rescue 104 of these prisoners," Lopez Contreras told a news conference Tuesday. +Dennis Mitchell, a former Unisys Corp. official, received a 90-day prison term in a halfway house for arranging $4,000 worth of illegal campaign contributions. +And in a century of slow but constant change, capitalism has evolved into something vastly different from what it was. +As if pitching Metropolitan Life insurance weren't enough, he's added A&W Root Beer, Chex Party Mix, and General Electric for its Miser light bulbs, among others. +This reduces the amount of cholesterol that is absorbed into the bloodstream. +While a CBS News poll found that 50 percent of the likely voters surveyed thought Bentsen won the debate to 27 percent for Quayle, Atwater was claiming that Bush has solidified an Electoral College base of 210 to 220 of the 270 votes needed to win. +Two bodies, one identified as a Greek crew member, washed ashore on the south coast of England with a life boat bearing the ship's name, Flag Theofano. +Crude-oil futures fell to a five-month low amid persistent pessimism on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +Hanson rose 4 1/2 to 229 1/2 p in more typical levels of business as 4.1m changed hands. +In fact, fiscal 1987 aviation user taxes of $3.2 billion were less than estimated spending of $5 billion for the Federal Aviation Administration, thereby increasing the federal deficit by $1.8 billion. +In this case, EFM is offering shares worth 96.4 per cent of Drayton Asia's formula asset value, which in turn is about 3 percentage points less than the target's net asset value. Drayton also points to the lack of a cash alternative. +Bennett said that was not enough. +A Storehouse spokesman, who wasn't identified, in accordance with British custom, said Thursday the company's contact with Edelman has been limited to the formal notifications concerning his minority stake. +Ms. Dahl's eyes (20-20, hazel) brighten with enthusiasm when she explains what goes on there. +The roster of high-profile inmates who have been imprisoned there and several spectacular escape attempts have led to its comparison to Alcatraz, the fortress island prison in San Francisco Bay that was closed 25 years ago. +Their refusal to leave when they were denied service sparked similar sit-ins at other segregated lunch counters and helped established passive resistance as a tool of the 1960s civil rights movement. +The drive was organized by Joyce Wrend, who was among the 1,000 mourners at the church service for Wendy Lincoln, a Syracuse University student on her way home from London for Christmas when the plane blew up. +For many people, they really don't. +Just three days ago, analysts were betting that both Robert M. Bass Group and Maxwell were out of the running after Macmillan agreed to the leveraged buy-out by KKR, the New York investment firm. +Bush and the former presidents were to accept Ellis Island Medals of Honor at a ceremony to be scheduled later. +ChemLawn in 1986 earned $12.1 million, or $1.19 a share, on sales of $353.5 million, about equal to 1985 profit, which itself was below 1984 results. +In 1988, high-yield "junk" bond funds pulled in more money than any other mutual fund category. +Cause and Defect After a flu shot This fact can be told: If one gets the flu It's called a bad cold. +It helps explain how we can answer questions without planning what we are going to say. +A few older people already have moved off the island over the last couple of years to be closer to medical facilities. +Unfortunately, the logic is faulty. +Of respondents in their 20s, 91.9 percent said Japan should respond positively to the U.S. requests. +The Schilds have videotaped the Rubins videotaping them. +Hector Gramajo and supportive of the decade-old trend of military-to-civilian rule in Latin America. +Amal and Hezbollah have been locked in a struggle for control of Lebanon's 1 million Shiites, the country's largest single sect, since last April. +Last year, the FDA issued a report saying there was no scientific basis to challenge the bioequivalency of generics. +Planning Minister Lionel Stoleru said the decision was both "a victory and a relief." "To be proud to be French is from now on to be proud to combat Jean-Marie Le Pen," the minister said. +"This study means that if there is a hazard with drinking caffeinated coffee, it's going to be very small, and there may be none at all," said Dr. Walter Willett, who directed the study at the Harvard School of Public Health. +'Would you go to a doctor who made a living out of commissions on pills and medicines?' First step for all clients is a meeting to discuss their general situation and priorities. +Sometimes a specific event could explain it: the botching of the Dardanelles campaign, for example, and the fearful slaughter that followed. +The Solidarity chief's margin of victory was 77 percent to 23 percent, according to exit polls conducted by the Germany polling firm Infas. +Many of South Africa's manufactured products are uncompetitive because the country lacks economies of scale and has low labour productivity. +"We bought $1.5 billion of Treasury note futures a few weeks ago and we are concentrating our other Treasury and corporate purchases in the two-year to 10-year maturity range." +Step out on to the gymnastics floor and achieve just a fraction of the grace and finesse of those small, young people trailing satin ribbons behind them. +The ferroelectronic screen doesn't require the large number of transistors and is thus considered easier to make. Instead, the major manufacturing challenge is making a screen with two layers evenly spaced about 1/10,000 of an inch apart. +However, last May, Joseph F. Alibrandi, Whittaker's chairman and chief executive officer, said management wasn't considering a leveraged buy-out. +The bond markets "really are looking for guidance, and the guidance will come Friday when we see a figure on the trade balance." +The California Supreme Court ruled in February that the lawyers' rights were not violated, except if money is used by the bar association to help finance campaigns of candidates for public office. +German officials had expressed fears that rising anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union may force many of the estimated 2 million Soviet Jews to seek new lives in Germany. +The new work focused on a form of Alzheimer's that runs in families and strikes at an average age of about 69, said Roses. +The allowance, expected to come into force in October 1994, will apply to couples and single parents who currently claim family credit to boost their incomes. +Philip Morris has previously estimated that it will generate excess cash of about $8 billion over the next five years. +If King were alive, "I think he'd be proud of the attitude of the residents. +Saturday June 2: 9:30 a.m.: Bush and Gorbachev leave by helicopter from White House lawn for Camp David, Md. +The gangs are on the rise here in South America's biggest city, where outnumbered and poorly equipped police can't keep up with violent crime. +Kindly respect Philippine law." +Operating profit, after taxes, for the first half ended March 31 fell 38% to A$218.8 million (US$171.4 million). +As part of the transaction, which is expected to be completed this month, the Defense Ministry has agreed to long-term, fixed-price contracts for the purchase of ammunition and explosives, British Aerospace said. +I found Gergiev's handling of the score sympathetic. +"I am not prepared to federalize this spill," Yost said, adding that such a move might leave it open for Exxon "to close their checkbook" and force the government to assume cleanup costs. +Torrance plans to present the nickname to the dean's office for official recognition. +They added that May's surplus largely reflected the weakness of the French economy. Imports in the month at FFr88.41bn were little changed compared with April's figure. +"We are determined to get continued assistance to the resistance, and if we stick together, this time we'll make it," Reagan told the closed meeting with lawmakers, according to a text of his remarks provided by the White House. +In a position paper distributed to shareholders, the company noted that El Salvador's Roman Catholic bishops oppose the coffee boycott because lost sales would hurt farmers and workers. +Nidal Ali Najar, 20, was fatally shot in the head after dozens of Arab youths gathered outside the central market to throw stones at soldiers to protest Bahloul's death, hospital officials said. +While barges have been stranded in shallow water, the Illinois Central, whose tracks have paralleled the river for 137 years, has been chugging along, bringing grain and coal from Illinois to the South. +Film critic Ron Holloway, chairman of the Cinetex awards panel, said the choice was unanimous. +The impoverished South American country of 6.7 million produces an estimated one third of the cocaine that reaches the United States and Europe. +The diversified oil, gas and minerals company said it currently doesn't plan to name a new vice president for federal and international relations to succeed Mr. Gavin. +Meanwhile, even more radical attempts to woo advertisers lie ahead. +The central bank attributed the anemic performance to Japan's slowdown in economic growth, expectations of a further drop in interest rates and firms' issuance of debt securities. +Instead of scrambling for a limited number of spaces, they have an easier shot at even the best firms. +He kicked it off with a personal contribution of $50,000, and doesn't expect to raise large sums during hard economic times. +"When you hit that level, you started seeing a lot of liquidation in the market," said Cathy Leow, an assistant vice president of Thomson McKinnon Securities Inc. in New York. +Says Richard Manweller, Computerbase president: "Obviously the biggest asset he brings to us is the knowledge that he does have and people that he knows, who all are behind him, by the way." +It also opposes one person serving as both party chief and the nation's president, as Gorbachev now does. +The two brothers are considered to be among rock music's leading guitarists. +The memo called for Great Western Bank to merge with a tiny, FDIC-insured thrift and loan company in Salt Lake City owned by the same holding company. +"I think it is most unwise for a president of the United States or a major candidate for the presidency to be drawn into a hypothetical discussion of when we would launch our nuclear forces and trigger the destruction of human civilization," he said. +Fourth-quarter revenue rose 1.9 percent to $911.8 million from $895.2 million in 1988. +A month ago the Tokyo market was 17 per cent higher than it is now, despite yesterday's sharp recovery. +The 'interim government' of Somalia now sought the funds in a payment out of court. +The west Midlands was the best-performing region in 1993 with salary increases of 6 per cent for PAs and 5 per cent for secretaries. Alfred Marks said differentials between secretaries in London and elsewhere had been eroded. +CHICAGO (AP) - The employee group trying to buy UAL Corp., the parent company of United Airlines, said that $2 billion in bank financing for its bid on Tuesday has fallen through. +The currency opened higher at 127.86 yen, and moved in a range of 127.37-127.88 yen. +He acknowledges the heat from an antiharvesting campaign entailing the embrace of "old-growth" trees and the northern spotted owl. +Tom Weiskopf took five attempts to reach the shallow, tilted green and recorded a 13 on the hole Jack Nicklaus calls 'the hardest in championship golf.' +Harcourt Brace's 14.25% subordinated debentures, due in 2004, ended at a bid price of $700 for each $1,000 bond, unchanged from Friday and well above the proposed tender price of $475. +A city alderman is creating a stir with his proposal that the city council stop reciting the Pledge of Allegiance regularly. +Once they are blindfolded and bound together with a rope, teamwork seems indispensible for progress. +Zantac, one of the world's top-selling drugs, accounts for about $2.5 billion in annual sales. +Dow has a much bigger overseas presence. +Here is a list of Nobel Peace Prize winners for the past 20 years: 1990 - Mikhail Gorbachev, president of the Soviet Union and instrumental figure in movement to greater freedom throughout Eastern Europe. +Shevardnadze left for Moscow later today, the Soviet Embassy said. +More than 2 million Americans suffer from ruptured discs in their necks and lower backs, and they spend more than $3 billion annually on lumbar disc treatment, according to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. +They include the Chernobyl nuclear power plant explosion, the sinking of a cruise ship and a nuclear-armed submarine, and the Armenian earthquake. +The company said it and Morgan Stanley & Co. are talking with certain of the parties about the sale of the company's optometric, ophthalmic surgical and diagnostic businesses. +Lithuania's parliament voted overwhelmingly March 11 to break away from the Soviet Union and regain the independence it had before being forcibly annexed by the Kremlin in 1940, along with the other Baltic republics of Estonia and Latvia. +Joelle Ziemian, a spokeswoman for the Energy Department, would only say that the recommendations had been forwarded to Bush. +Assistant Secretary John W. Bode said Friday the food will be purchased by USDA and sent to food banks and other outlets beginning in January and continuing through September 1989. +The group said it may acquire additional CleveTrust shares in private transactions "through negotiations with other major shareholders." +Polls have given Jeffords a big lead over Gray, despite Vermont conservatives' complaints over Jefford's lack of support for President Reagan. +Thompson said Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca telephoned him Tuesday and that a meeting was likely soon between state and company oficials. +Before that he was associate deputy administrator for administration at the Veterans Administration from 191-82. +He was trounced when he put himself forward as a candidate for deputy leader, but he has learned nothing. +Excluding the sale of the company's citric acid business last December to Archer-Daniels-Midland Co., based in Decatur, Ill., sales were up 12%, the company said. +Sly satire, hints of farce - and a brave assault on dogma and bigotry. +But there are ways to create closer links. +In the same period, a comparable group of fixed-income mutual funds averaged a total return of 72 percent. +Ms. Alridge called her aunt, LaVerne Hunt, in California and suggested that she buy Marion stock, saying that she thought something good was going to happen to the stock, the SEC said. +Losers outnumbered gainers by about 7 to 6 in the overall tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues, with 504 issues up, 597 down and 519 unchanged. +"In the absence of some actual clash" between Congress and the executive branch, considering the lawsuit would only interject the court unnecessarily into a political process, it added. +The few programs that exist in North Carolina are in mental health departments, but most young people who kill themselves aren't ill and those who contemplate suicide are reluctant to call because of the stigma, Davis said. +A private audit has concluded that money spent on Kite was properly documented and appeared to be appropriate to Covenant House's mission. +We've also been preparing to be re-privatised since 1986 and if it had not been for the 1987 stockmarket crash we'd have been sold off six years ago. +Since Texas Air acquired Eastern in 1986, Eastern's unions have been locked in a war over wages and costs at the unprofitable airline. +Indeed, the U.S., which loudly denounces chemical weapons use, upgraded diplomatic relations with Baghdad in 1984 even though it knew Iraq had introduced these weapons to the fight. +It plans to lease three Boeing 737s by April, says Mr. Solis, a former Philippine Air pilot. +When arrested in August, Hunter was found with 22 pairs of women's shoes, including a pair from each of two burglary victims in the apartment complex where he lived. +Mr. Runyon is president and chief executive officer of Nissan Motor Manufacturing Corp. +"It's an amiable agreement which is long overdue," said Mike Fox, head of The Hanford Family, a group of about 300 Hanford workers, relatives and supporters. +The airline's sale was delayed for several years by legal and regulatory obstacles. +The cause seems hopeless. +Wolfensohn, 56, is president of his own investment banking firm. +"We had to work hard at convincing clients that we could do the job," Mr. Conrads explained. +He was formerly regional manager for part of South America in an oil services unit of Baker Hughes Inc. +The dollar rebounded against the Japanese yen today, while stock prices declined on profit-taking selling following six consecutive days of record-high closings. +The Supreme Court today enhanced the power of states to regulate natural gas production, including "use-it-or-lose-it" rules designed to stimulate production. +"Many people would have collapsed under the pressure after three years." +It's tough work, waiting outside for hours in rain, snow and numbing winds, only to be stiffed by an abusive drunk whose Mercedes wasn't purring at the front door the moment he staggers out. +Top scientists can make between two and five times their government salaries in the corporate or academic world. +The aid package passed by the House includes a requirement that the cap be raised. +The pay's good, the risks are low, and the market's reliable. +And make sure the terms are printed in readable, clear type. If your customer goes bust and you need to apply the clause, get in touch immediately and make arrangements to recover your goods. +But for economies as distorted and as inflation-prone as those of eastern Europe, this must be regarded as doubtful. +There is hardly any traffic on the roads. +"Shirley Valentine" made a strong but limited debut, collecting $245,422 on eight screens. +On the New York Stock Exchange, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 5.69 points at 2,136.91 soon after the London market closed. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Crazy Eddie closed at $4.25 a share, up 12.5 cents. +Many South Koreans still identify Roh with his predecessor, although the new government has dismantled Chun's authoritarian controls and helped introduce widespread political reforms. +Most of the trains will originate in Philadelphia, creating a tie to the airport there. +Fewer than 20 out of the 63 listed companies made a profit last year and total combined losses amounted to over FM13bn (Dollars 3.2bn). +Sometimes it's an "opportunity cost," the price of not being able to take advantage of better alternatives. +"I couldn't have done it without their help," Mr. Herbert says. +However, the region of Nord-Pas de Calais, for all its links with Kent and neighbouring Belgium (or because of such links), voted against the treaty. Earlier opinion polls had showed serious gains by the No campaign in the Paris region. +Xoma, which is developing a competing product, rose 3/4 to 29 1/2. +Receiving payment, Mr Manecki says, is not the problem that it might be for some exporters because of ConvaTec's structure of local offices. +The space shuttle is scheduled to lift off at 8:47 a.m. from the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, Fla. +By contrast, the Democrats enjoy an edge of 33% to 24% as the party that is better at "looking out for people like you." Democrats are also seen as the party better able to deal with issues of the elderly, education, environment, health and abortion. +Also Wednesday, Attorney General Andres D'Alessio said investigations revealed the dead included Jorge Caldu, a member of the defunct People's Revolutionary Army, known by its Spanish initials ERP. +It will get the site from the Treuhand which faces possible claims by the city on the original Narva property. +When reminded that Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev promised the U.S. government to suspend arms sales to Nicaragua, Ortega said, "Yes, but these are replacements. +Within the overall recession is a specific defence recession brought on by cuts in military expenditure. Defence accounts for 51 per cent of UK government spending on research and development and 20 per cent of total UK research and development. +God measures neither time nor place. +'We expect this to work through to higher grades in the coming years. Currently we have only one partner from an ethnic minority.' Lack of representation at senior levels is also true in the professional bodies. +The strike, the leaders said, has been superseded by a financial crisis caused by the national bank's inability to provide liquidity to commercial banks. +Dropping the two tax changes was the last major hurdle the two sides cleared in their four contentious months of negotiations. +It owns Household Finance Corp. +The grocery chain has given American Stores until tomorrow to top that price. +Welz was stabbed, clubbed and kicked during his career but remained fearless, his handler said. +Tobacco companies insist that advertising has nothing to do with the consumption decline. +He adds that the plan tackles such issues as conservation and the impact of a free-trade accord on the border. +"The court finds that Mr. Evans may properly invoke his right against self-incrimination," she said. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 21.40 to 2,685.81 by noontime on Wall Street. +Then I find out ABLE and Narconon are part of the same organization," he said. +Land values are skyrocketing. +"And we acted immediately to cease production when we detected a change." Company officials had not detected anything that would indicate a health hazard, Steinhubl said. +Alongside the icy runway at Kabul's airport, about 500 Soviet soldiers laden with equipment lined up Friday in front of giant transport planes waiting to take them back to the Soviet Union. +Owners of the building in New York say they will be asking $50 per square foot for rent to fill the space that Exxon is vacating. +Zimbabwe is one of the few Western-style democracies in Africa. But the aim of Mugabe's African National Union has been to establish a one-party state founded on Marxist-Leninist principles. +Miller, 50, a former political writer for the Knight-Ridder and Newhouse newspaper groups, has known Thornburgh for several years and has been at the Education Department since June 1985. +The protesters were organized by a conservative group, the National Center for Public Policy Research. "Our complaint is that the ANC is using violence," said Amy Moritz, president of the center. +"I'd die for my beliefs, so the least I could do is cut my hair," Eva Herler said. +But shareholders are increasingly concerned that the rewards go too far. The size of the regional electricity company profits may be particularly embarrassing for the government as well. +PaineWebber, which sold $150 million of senior notes, said proceeds from its bond offering will be used to refinance debt. +The British Foreign Office said it would protest the expulsion of Gordon. +The department also said that November orders increased 0.8% rather than 3.6% and that orders for all of 1986 fell 0.6% rather than being about unchanged. +Moss worked with him for several years before embarking on her own. +Sen. Hollings couldn't be reached for comment. +At the same time, Foreign Minister Farouk Al-Sharaa of Syria wound up meetings on Lebanon with Jordanian officials. +In the other, the Italian bank can back out of its purchase agreement if it objects to any conditions placed on the acquisition by regulators. +The panel of 12 people plus six alternates includes 13 blacks and five whites. +Net income fell to 37 million dollars ($30.1 million), or 39 cents a share, from 44 million dollars, or 48 cents a share, a year ago. +Shortly after they began acquiring Armstrong shares, their investment bank, Drexel, agreed to plead guilty to six federal felony charges. +The Bank of Italy twice raised interest rates to support the currency. Equity dealers described the agreement to end the scala mobile as historic, even if many details of future wage bargaining arrangements have still to be fleshed out. +But the fans are just as demonstrative in displaying affection. +Judge Ward also noted that the government's position, put forth in a sentencing memo released on Friday, was "not typical." +These satellites monitor missile launches, eavesdrop on communications, and take photographs as well as receive infrared and radar images. +He theorized that about 10 million comets, essentially 30-foot-diameter fluffy snowballs with a dark coating, plunge into the atmosphere each year, forming holes, then breaking up and vaporizing. +"In a lot of ways it's like going back to 1983. +The clash in Seoul erupted when 700 students began hurling stones and firebombs at police and attempted to march from Korea University into eastern Seoul. +As a matter of fact, I can't think of any president who did. +She said the confusion threatens crisis lines nationwide. +Nearly 60 years have flown by since the abdication of Edward VIII was forced upon him when he declared his intention of marrying Mrs Wallis Simpson, the American divorcee. +Junk-bond sentiment is more positive now than it has been in several months and prices of upper-tier and middle-tier issues have been rising. +The incentive for these lawyers: Companies must pay them fees of up to one-third of the amounts recovered. +Traders around the world will be able to execute orders in the cash and futures markets at the same time, the Chicago Merc and Reuters said. +No one can get close to him. +The remaining 25 directors are elected from among Merc members. +"As far as a mutual-fund manager is concerned, an index fund is a magical product," says one analyst. +The report said Pangilan men apparently attacked to avenge the killing of their relatives in October by the other group. +Officials at Sears and Ward declined to comment. +The union has 150,000 of its 850,000 members in building service jobs. +Last week, underwriters were forced to postpone three junk bond deals because of recent weakness in the market. +But he said the greatest obstacle to warm relations is Soviet superiority in conventional armed forces in Europe. +Ralston Purina eased 1/4 to 53. Merrill Lynch cut its rating on the stock and its earnings estimates for the company. +The driver's identity was unknown. +Although recent evidence suggests that a variety of chemicals and even video-display terminals may pose such health risks, there is still little consensus on what action to take. +Among others, the National Academy of Sciences last year questioned the validity of the government's job health and safety data because of "severe under-reporting" by employers. +"We are not saying it's going to be the salvation of the farmer but it is real promising," he said. +Showers and thunderstorms were expected in Florida, Nebraska and the Dakotas. +The wrangling between Dukakis and Jackson remained solidly at center stage just two days before the opening of the party meeting at the Omni center. +"If I lose that I'll have to sell my home." For an indefinite period, California won't let Executive Life policyholders redeem, or "surrender," their policies or take out loans on them. +Republicans split evenly with Democrats in three houses that had been Democratic, the committee said: the Oregon House and the Vermont House and Senate. +President Bush celebrated Germany's reunification from afar today with a call to Chancellor Helmut Kohl and a Rose Garden ceremony. +President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua will press for the disbanding of the Contra rebel force in talks with other Central American presidents, and he has the backing of opposition leaders at home. +He campaigned for more than 80 GOP candidates but triggered a period of Republican disillusionment when he flip-flopped on tax increases during budget negotiations with Congress and abandoned his 1988 pledge of no new taxes. +"What Kenny does is the ultimate in petite allegro," says Carol Shults, Kenny's mom. +The tender offer for Gen-Probe's shares is expected to begin next Monday, the company said. +It still has systems that she calls 'so anti-customer that it's unbelievable'. All the same, she says there is now a solid group of individuals within the bank committed to giving good service. +Forty-six protesters were also reported injured and four of the police were in critical condition, he said. +But both cycles should now start unwinding themselves, leading to a fair margin recovery by 1997. +Stanley Works said that National Hand Tool, which has three plants and is headquartered in Dallas, had 1985 revenue of more than $42 million. +"When you're faced with an irrational environment, you don't lose much by exploring all your options in a vigorous way," says a well-known New York securities lawyer. +He said he was misquoted, misunderstood and a victim of media distortion. +In Kuwait, diplomats kept up a test of wills with Iraqi authorities who demand they close their embassies. +Both are wanted by the United States and both are in hiding. +The plane was 50 miles, or a few minutes' flying time, from Charleston when the hole opened. +Linda Melton, a former Duke campaign volunteer, says she helped collect nearly $10,000 from 1,500 Duke supporters at a rally in Bossier City last winter. +A Labour government would seek a new balance between competition, the environment, job protection and other factors. +It appears this unnatural state of affairs is finally coming to an end. +By a landslide, voters defeated amendments that would have eliminated three state offices and put their duties under the governor's control, given the governor greater authority over education and allowed cities and counties to reorganize. +In Central America, Honduras would get $85 million in economic aid, Costa Rica $90 million, El Salvador $185 million and Guatemala $80 million. +He said the Navy has an excellent safety record. +"It was horrendous the time that I spent." "Every single day we would go to the mailbox and there was something," says Mrs. Beugen. +BREAK FOR THE BORDER: Throgmorton Preferred Income Trust is to subscribe for 3m 8.75 per cent preference shares with 1.79m warrants attached, at 56p per share. +There is a smaller airport, Vigie, at the other end of the island, near the capital, Castries. +"The Eastern Europeans aren't ready to do a great deal of exporting to the United States," said Ernest L. Preeg, a former State Department official, who now works for the Center for Strategic and International Studies. +Recent weakness in the pound, exacerbated by the latest trade report, has given the Thatcher government room to increase interest rates without pushing the pound dangerously high, which would hurt British exports even more. +Compass has already discussed the issue with the OFT, however, and brought ARA into the deal to try to avoid competition problems. The merger's impact depends on how you define the market. +USG is not for sale." +Thousands of political prisoners have been detained for months or even years on the orders of the state security service, the Central Investigation Organ, without their cases ever being referred to the courts, the report said. +Only 63 percent of the corn is normally harvested by now. +By law, only well-to-do people, roughly 200,000 of the nation's 2.7 million residents, can legally be offered a card. +LaPointe said most in the tribe were using their money to buy necessities that have long been out of reach to many. +Nelson, 38, logged nine hours of space-walking on his first flight, aboard Challenger in April 1984. +Mr. Baker also is negotiating with Senate leaders about whether the unity pact will have to be ratified by the Senate. +In just three years, for example, former Treasury Secretary William E. 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"I thought nobody would forget that date," one veteran commented to another. +Many takeovers also involve productive restructuring and streamlining that should be rewarded and encouraged. +The Hicks & Haas group said it will sell 49% of the combined Dr Pepper and Seven-Up operations to a Prudential-Bache unit for $600 million. +Stores were shut in Gaza City on Thursday to mark the death of Omar Ahmed Mansour, who threw a firebomb at an Israeli patrol on Tuesday. +Hold on, it may be protested, that is not quite fair. +As the Iranian ambassador in Damascus, Syria, in the mid-1980s, Mr. Mohtashemi was instrumental in establishing militant Shiite groups in Lebanon, which among other things resorted to abducting Westerners. +The penalty now is $50 for each failure, with a maximum of $100,000 a year. +The Rockwell units will develop technology for a space-based interceptor system for strategic defenses. +Appropriate information: Almost all the councils had introduced monthly or quarterly reporting of absence levels. +Protesters fear a new high-speed line through Provence to Marseille would destroy the region's scenic beauty and its important wine industry. +Such responsibilities can make for ambiguous and painful decisions. +The Christian Democrats failed to capitalise on the fall of communism. +Holiday Inn also has been squeezed into a precarious pricing position, in which it is being attacked from above by discounting and promotions at more upscale chains, and from below by rate-cutting discount hotels. +The Soviet Union suffers erratic domestic gasoline shortages, and Soviet television has shown farms unable to harvest grain for lack of fuel. +One of the largest fires so far this year burned 58,300 acres of parched timber and grasslands in and near the Custer National Forest along the Montana-South Dakota border. +She has aimed her campaign at Casey. +There are significant but undefined distinctions between ethics, morals, cultural norms and social taboos. Fashions in shoes are different from issues of justice and mercy. +The prisoners' demands vary widely but focus on living conditions. +Seven Americans have a chance to become one of the wonders of the international ballet world. +It is aiming for 100m tonnes a year by 2000, which represents continuing good news for BHP and other Australian iron ore suppliers. +Withdrawal from exchange membership means a firm has voluntarily left the exchange while expulsion means the firm has been ordered out by the exchange, said Board of Trade spokesman Michael O'Connell. +Some said the actions Tuesday reflected a growing belief in the securities industry that lawmakers would take steps aimed at restoring investor confidence unless brokerage firms could reform themselves. +About five days are needed for such a test. +Although Shrubsall is a sturdy 6-footer, his mother outweighed him by more than 100 pounds. +More liberalizations will follow, all leading toward a free intra-EC market by 1992. +Although things have settled down here a bit since then, passions are still easily stirred in the cool, crisp mountain air. +Six in 10 poll respondents said the Hiroshima bombing, in which death estimates run as high as 200,000, was the right thing to do. Seventy percent of the men in the survey supported the bombing; half the women agreed. +Vodka, at 38 million cases distributed last year, was reported the biggest-selling distilled spirit in the country, far ahead of the 21 million cases sold in 1970. +Fiennes and vocal coach Andrew Wade were showing how Shakespeare's Elizabethan language emerges clearly through breathing and technical exercises which the teachers can apply at home. +Richard Sutton, Provigo's treasurer, said, "If and when it comes on the market, we will definitely look at it." +Western Union said the new business units will operate on a stand-alone basis. +It was restored to its 1887 tropical French colonial design. +For the Dutch aircraft company the deal represents a major breakthrough into the U.S. market. +The council was established in 1987 by Title II of the McKinney Act to coordinate 20 new programs created by the act. +S&P said it placed a total of about $231 million of Caesars World and the finance unit's debt on its CreditWatch list with negative implications. +Guardsman Products Inc. said it expects earnings for the second quarter to be flat compared with a year earlier. +Iowa also had some street flooding Thursday. +But Ms. Berger said jurors could have mistakenly thought that along with avoiding any sympathy they must also avoid considering mitigating factors presented by Parks. +I reckon anyone as good on significant detail as Smollett would certainly have cared about such things. +But the achievement of Canadian Oxy is undeniable and has turned the eyes of oil men in new directions. +That's at least $50,400 for a single episode. +The company, however, is offering a contract without a successorship clause. +The very fact that Kaifu is not a faction leader demonstrates the acceptance of the need for reform," Yomiuri said. +"It's not kind to Mother Earth," she says. +The United Nations blamed Iraq several times for using chemical weapons, outlawed under a 1925 Geneva accord, during the 8-year war with Iran. +A lone anti-aircraft gun, mounted on the back of a Toyota land cruiser, was visible in the distance. The Libyan leader said that both men were ready to stand trial anywhere in the world but feared whether they would get a fair hearing. +She had been shot in the head. +The sunflower crop, to take a significant example, is worth a quarter of what it was five years ago. +Both were under specific examination by the RTC. +A SENIOR manager at London's South Bank arts centre has been dismissed and two of his staff suspended after alleged procedural discrepancies. +Business operations by French corporations outside of France were subject to detailed controls and authorizations. +On the day of the explosion, 58 men were inside the turret. +It owns two-thirds of the island and uses it for practice bombings and maneuvers. +Salcido told the agents he killed his wife and a co-worker in a jealous rage believing they were romantically involved, federal officials have said. +There were also scattered showers over Tennessee and southern Missouri. +It is already storing coal in concrete silos or in stockpiles on the ground because of weak demand from utilities. +On the Plains, thunderstorms battered parts of Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas with rain and wind. +The meditative quality and unchallenging melodies of some music labeled new age, has given it a deserved distinction as pretentious and boring, the two agreed. +Michael Mander, a director of Hill Samuel Bank, has been elected chairman of the council of the Institute of Directors, in succession to Sir Dermot Trafford Bt who has held the post since January 1991. +Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley asked the government to curtail bartering used by pension and mutual funds to obtain research and other services from brokerage firms. +The heavily subsidized plant in this mining town in severe decline was shut down Dec. 15 and its 65 employees were laid off because of faulty equipment, said Ian Ward, the company president. +"Our Lady just gives enough to provide for her work," he said. +A hospital spokesman said Lange did not suffer a heart attack. +Under a court order to protect endagered sea turtles in a separate lawsuit filed by the National Wildlife Federation, Mosbacher then ordered shrimpers who don't use devices to limit their trawling times to 105 minutes. +Direct payments to farmers rose to $17 billion in 1987 but are forecast to ease back to around $14 billion this year. +With a value to Florida farmers of more than $1.1 billion annually, produce ranks near the state's agricultural leader, the $1.3 billion-a-year citrus industry, which appeared to have suffered only minimal damage. +While sales have slumped and fund assets have declined about 10% since their August peak of nearly $850 billion, assets still remain 8% higher than a year ago. +Brightly painted jitneys careen through wild traffic. +So I think he'll have problems there," the admiral said. +The bank is running an "At-Your-Service" sweepstakes and giving away prizes designed to make the winners feel pampered. +Attorneys for Ms. Lipsham and Ms. Barry asked the court for leniency Friday, saying the women suffered from mental illness and past abuses and had not actually committed the assault. +His report, filed with the Supreme Court Friday, will now be the focus of briefs, called exceptions, likely to be filed by the state and local government lawyers. +The survey also found that most people would support tax breaks for individuals who clean up local water supplies, but only 22% would want taxes raised to establish better protection programs. +The notes, which would mature in May 1991, are expected to be sold within the next few weeks. +He was electrocuted in 1964. +The victim is white. +Merrill Lynch analyst Gerald Lewinsohn recently told investors that Home stock wasn't just "speculative" anymore; it was "high risk" after completing the Carteret deal. +A Stop & Shop spokeswoman said the company considered the buy-back "a very good investment at the current prices." +Alan Thomas and 6-year-old Sara Reinhardt were among 12 people who were on a beach at the foot of a cliff Sunday when they were stranded by a rising tide. +The idea is that the major underlying cause of spiralling inflation would thus be eliminated. +He thought not: 'It can cost as much to hire a period-instrument orchestra as it does one of the better provincial full-scale symphony orchestras. +Nancy Myers, media relations director at Right to Life's national office in Washington, D.C., didn't know the group's membership around the country, but said many have joined since July. +But rebel officials said thousands of other fighters and civilians were expected to cross the border into Honduras soon. +Gigante, with 97 stores, has felt the same pressures from Cifra's discount offensive. +RB, which operates a chain of furniture stores, said in July that it was exploring various alternatives to maximize shareholder value, including the possible sale of the company. +Meanwhile, comic No. 8 in the series is under way _ a sequel to "Anti-Social for the Disabled." And there we'll see Mr. Wheels unable to get up a curb to rescue a citizen screaming for help. +He said he is interested in possibly routing the shuttle to Atlantic City on weekends. +"I guess it was when I drove up today and wondered whether I should go in the legislative parking lot or just park out front," Kennedy said during a break in an all-day orientation for freshmen legislators. +At the time of the merger, Time Warner executives publicly vowed that the company wouldn't cut the work force, nor would key assets be sold, regardless of the pressures the huge debt load might bring. +How much need we worry about the impact of "JFK"? +The order came after the mother of journalist Richard de Zoysa claimed Senior Police Superintendent Ronnie Gunasinghe was one of the six men who kidnapped her son from his home on Feb. 18. +The spokesman didn't offer a motive for the confrontation. +But there are problems. So far in Cornwall, the Tab has appointed six licensed providers and some 90 bodies have applied to become approved trainers. +Exploration Co., based in Lafayette, La., is an oil and gas exploration and drilling company. +Some of the most active junk bonds Tuesday were those of R.H. 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With 880 million people on a land mass about one-third the size of the United States, India is prone to major disasters. +Nissan is broadcasting the new ads regionally because each of the spots will carry the area dealer's name, said Nissan spokesman Bob Thomas. +I was transfixed and did nothing. +Commercial application of biopesticides there can be translated to other vegetable growing areas in the U.S. and overseas, he said. +It was the first time sales had declined for two consecutive months since they fell for five months in a row from September 1987 through January 1988, the months surrounding the October stock market crash. +Today's meeting will be to "hear their side of the story," Mr. Powell said. New York Fed President Gerald Corrigan said the Securities and Exchange Commission and Justice Department are looking at the situation for possible law-enforcement action. +Highs were forecast to be in the 70s and 80s over most of the rest of the nation. +The water rose nearly eight feet higher than normal, tripling the lake in size to more than 180,000 acres and flooding ranches, roads, railroad tracks and a school. +Mr Ramqvist, Mr Berggren and Mr Svanholm were co-signatories of a newspaper article shortly before last month's general election which warned of the threat to investment in Sweden if the new government introduced policies harmful to industry. +The IMF leaders also will float informally separate ideas on currency coordination. +The lawsuit claims that Borman's stock began trading in heavy volumes in late November, and that on Nov. 28 a spokesman said the company had no explanation. +That process is going ahead ruthlessly. +That is why it is wrong to assume that certain duties (such as the hostessy function of offering coffee) or courtesies (such as standing when someone enters the room or picking up the check for a working lunch) pertain to gender, rather than rank. +The victim's name was not released pending notification of relatives. +When he did "TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes" for NBC six years ago, it started its own copycat bonanza. +Mon.'s open int 67,593, up 376. +That deal, he says, found a middle line between leaving protectionist restrictions in place, and opening the market suddenly - an option which might have destroyed an unprepared EC industry. +Mr. Elliott also declined to say why the firm decided to rescind the offers. +At the very least it seems imprudent to lock up forever important energy resources. +The operation employs approximately 450 people. +Hills is scheduled to testify before the committee Monday. +It is rude to turn up late because it inconveniences the person you are meeting. +It was time to take our skis off and start climbing. +Term bonds due 2023 have a 7% coupon and were priced at 99 1/4 to yield about 7.06%. +"We had just a trail of accidents reported as we were trying to catch up with this guy," Maas said. +London & General wants to make it into a science park for emergent technology companies. London & General has three months to finalise plans. +British Airways PLC today introduced changes in its first class service that it said were designed to win a bigger share of the $1 billion market for first class passengers on long-haul flights. +Analysts said some buying also reflected position-squaring by traders ahead of the New Year's weekend. +The woman's account, in a New Orleans television interview Wednesday, added to pressures besetting the Executive Presbytery of the Assemblies of God, at its international headquarters here. +Dukakis has 548 of the 2,082 delegates needed for nomination, while Jackson has 520. +The spokesman, who cannot be identified under standing regulations, said ambulances and fire engines went to the scene. Syrian troops sealed off the blast area. +Alternatively, California's Mr. Groom suggests that credit insurers simply stop offering coverage on large borrowings. +But on a larger scale, Pickens said, he's trying to force the Japanese to open their markets, which many foreigners complain are now virtually closed to American investors. +Omega is believed to be a rebel intelligence officer operating in Manila and the neighboring Rizal province, Esdado said. +There are parameters - cases where you think people can't or won't make dances. +That in turn will depend on a rise in prices. +There was no sign of any strong buying on the horizon which could take gold back up, he said, suggesting that the market could touch Dollars 320 or below. +And Mr. Wildmon's ballyhooed boycott hasn't exactly raced across the nation. +Although some seasoned, well-connected Wall Streeters have already landed new high-paying positions at brokerage houses or banks eager to sweep up proven talent, many others are floundering. +Within Merrill Lynch, for instance, the foreign-exchange department considers Mr. Levy's opinions in its trading of currencies. +British and French diplomats left Kabul on Saturday after their nations closed their embassies, joining an exodus of Western countries as the last Soviet soldiers pull out of Afghanistan. +A woman whose 8-week-old son died of starvation was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. +But what Reagan administration officials have missed is that this disquiet has been beneficial for the West. +Soviet officials have suppressed information on accidents for decades, and newspapers have only recently begun covering them under Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev's policy of glasnost, or openness. +A 470-count indictment handed up by a federal grand jury in New York charged that the firm conspired to mislabel a mixture of beet sugar, corn syrup and other ingredients as apple juice concentrate. +No date was set for the next round of talks, Petzing said. +It gave no details about any of the other victims. +And Japan's security rests directly on American protection. +That chance could dim fast if the Iraq crisis eases, he concedes. +Of the 72 percent who answered correctly, 45 percent said it takes one year for the Earth to orbit the sun, 17 percent said one day, 2 percent said one month and 9 percent didn't know. +The point is you've got to have a president who's prepared to do this and to begin right away and, preferably, a president who as a governor of a state that's had very, very successful experience at doing this. +What we are doing is performing Hamlet. +Cray's new machines will be built to be compatible with Sun machines, that is, they will run much existing Sun software, Mr. Ditzel said. +Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir expressed "deep sorrow" over Higgins' reported death. +MCI said it expects to complete its upgrade without significantly increasing capital expenditures. +In a speech Friday to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, Shamir praised the accords signed by Israel and Egypt under U.S. auspices, although he opposed them 10 years ago as a member of Israel's Parliament, the Knesset. +The company set its age-60 limit in 1980, forcing some pilots into layoffs or early retirement, the EEOC said. +Rivers is waiting this thing out in a WIYY, 98 Rock shirt that happens to be black. +A teenage girl with wide eyes and pierced nose was being led by one arm down to the holy lake. +At least 155 suspected collaborators have been slain in the two-year uprising, and 626 other Palestinians have died from Israeli gunfire. +Officials had been anxious to launch Atlantis on Thursday because long-range forecasts call for even worse conditions Friday and Saturday. +In Peru, the police force is in charge of the drug fight. +Termination means that the agency's insurance assumes the liabilities and pays the pension benefits already owed under the plans, but workers don't accrue new benefits. +He said dioxin levels in milk cartons and coffee filters already are so low they cannot be distinguished from "background" dioxin levels already found in foods. +Record stores stopped selling 2 Live Crew's album "As Nasty as They Wanna Be" in April after Leis said he might file obscenity charges. +Second-quarter GNP growth was revised upward to a 2.5% rate. +Phelps said remedies will be considered in a hearing to begin Nov. 15. +Businessland, based in San Jose, Calif., has about 32.2 million shares outstanding. +Instead, it will force more banks out of business. +The group laughed and Ridgeway, a public relations consultant, finished his talk. +Joe Clark, the get-tough principal portrayed in the movie "Lean on Me," today blamed his five-day suspension on political opponents who resent his place in the national spotlight. +"We have missed a chance to take an important step forward," Gorbachev told reporters. +Joining Beatty at the private premiere screening Thursday night were Dustin Hoffman, who plays the character Mumbles, and Glenne Headley, who plays Tess Truehart. +For example, seismologists may place instruments, firmly attached to the hole's rock sides, to detect ocean-bottom earthquakes. +Expected to close by the end of August, the transaction is a leveraged buyout, in which the buyers use borrowed money and repay it with the acquired company's asset sales or earnings. +Midland is now the biggest private-sector employer in the erstwhile steel capital of the world. +In future, it will increasingly be focused on obstacles created by countries' domestic policies. +A broad bank reform bill is getting bipartisan support among members of the House Banking Committee. +Kim Dale Miller, 36, was dismissed Friday, a day after his case was heard by an Orange County Transit District committee, said transit district spokeswoman Claudia Keith. +In another development, The Salt Lake Tribune quoted unidentified investigators as saying Mrs. Tuinman told them she was sleeping when the boy was dropped off and that she was told he was left with Idaho social services. +Its protagonists are two adolescents, damaged by childhood traumas, trying to become adults. +It subsequently sold part of that interest to the company in 1986 for $100 million, according to Dow Jones spokesman James Ambrosio. +Many Jews submitted and bowed to the state idols. +"It's simply because you get a lot of Halloween parties," said Martha Lentz, acting director of the Humane Society of Orlando. +The Commerce Department said spending totaled a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $3.73 trillion, up from $3.72 trillion in October. +Italy's industrial wholesale sales rose 5.3% in May from a year earlier, the government said. +That may not be completed until sometime next year, at least six months later than originally expected, Nova said. +Since then, he has become the focal point of public resentment against the hard-line Communists, who controlled every facet of life. +Shoua Xiong says that his guerrillas have captured two suspicious rockets inside Laos, and would be glad to have them tested by the Americans. +Authorities said it was arson. +Debate on electricity prices. Select committees: Environment, subject: The environmental implications of energy policy. +The cap only applies to those top executives who have changed jobs since 1989. +Negotiators have agreed on limits of 1,600 delivery vehicles _ missiles and bombers _ and 6,000 nuclear warheads. +Last month, she was named to succeed Maury Povich as the show's anchor in the 1991-92 season. +The programme has fallen woefully behind schedule, with less than half the target for the first 18 months completed on time. +It invested millions in updating its trade processing, monitoring and compliance systems. +The heavy rains flooded 550 houses, caused about 70 landslides and damaged or destroyed roads in 40 places, a police official said. +Studio security guards notified police when Gause showed up at the huge NBC complex and began "making demands and threats," Goldberg said. +The task was basic: Tear down Dukakis and build up Bush. +It wants the scheme, which pays school fees of selected children from low-income families, to cover the seven-to-11 age group. If recent trends are not reversed, rationalisation in the boarding school sector seems inevitable. +Also, incentives continued in October, but not at the same level as during the two previous months. +Convention spokeswoman Ruth Berry said housing plans won't be finalized for another week, a situation that gives hotel managers the fits, but she said flatly that everybody will get a room. +Even now, the process goes on. +Donald Trump has unveiled a new debt restructuring proposal for bondholders of his Taj Mahal casino - and warned them that if they turn the plan down, everyone could end up in bankruptcy court. +Such credits are frequently rescheduled and in some cases, such as Peru and Bolivia, interest hasn't been paid for years. +"It was a pinata," declares Judge Luis Guillermo La Riva, the jurist leading the charge against the multinationals. +Northumbrian Water was the star performer in the utilities sectors after delivering a bumper 16 per cent increase in the interim dividend. +The unit is responsible for the company's U.S. activities. +Howard Hoffman contributed to this article. +Since they all seemed to be Japanese, they weren't thinking in dollars anyway. +"We called him Oyaji-san, which means great father," Honda President and Chief Executive Officer Nobuhiko Kawamoto said in a statement. +About 250 pairs of identical twins competed in 14 different categories, including babies, adults and twins who look the least alike. +At least two police officers have killed themselves since November, while former Prague Communist party boss Antonin Kapek was hospitalized with severe injuries after trying to shoot himself last month. +Several scattered wildcat strikes in Virginia and West Virginia were believed spurred by retirees who set up picket lines, company and union officials said. +Only four of the five beds in the burn unit were occupied. +It has been suggested that East Asia's success stems from a Confucian heritage that values work, discipline and education. +Police had sought the student for anti-government acts. +Georgia Gulf said its board reviewed the NL Industries' proposal as well as unspecified "indications of interest from other third parties" about possible business combinations and would continue to review its alternatives. +Others argue that more money should come with the prestige of serving in Congress. +Only an appeal by the National Filipino-American Council to President Corazon Aquino kept Mr. Ocampo in the Games. +Noguchi once said he was "suspicious of the whole business of style _ again it is a form of inhibition." Wardwell said Noguchi died at New York University Medical Center at 2 a.m. Friday of heart failure. +The other bases are a Navy communications unit near Athens, a Navy supply base at Souda Bay and an Air Force communications installation on Crete. +To be cholesterol-free, a serving must contain less than two milligrams of cholesterol, Lance said, citing Food and Drug Administration definitions. +An oil slick snaked about five miles from the ship as wind and tide pushed the crude oil into the sound and away from shore. +Videocassettes of a woman's extramarital affair were sent to her neighbors, business associates and parents until sympathetic friends staked out a PTA meeting and identified her jilted lover as the culprit. +However, the president and chief executive of Bosch-Siemens Hausgerate says: 'We would not go along with that on a general basis.' The wisdom, or otherwise, of manufacturing in Germany is an important issue for Mr Worner. +In addition, churches are adjusting to vast shifts in membership, with congregations swelling in Africa and Latin America as branches in Europe and the United States remain merely stable or, in some places, wither. +The Soviet leader, among other things, announced that he was reducing Soviet ground force troop strength by 500,000 from the current level of roughly 5.6 million. +The final decision on allocation will not be taken until tomorrow morning. More than half of BT shareholders and employees have applied for shares compared with 15 per cent in the last sale in 1991. +Police, speaking on the usual condition of anonymity, said the accident occurred early Friday when the driver apparently attempted to make the turn while traveling too fast. +Valley Forge and Organogenesis were previously listed over the counter. +The Soviets even defend their Krasnoyarsk radar, which even dovish U.S. analysts agree is a blatant violation of the treaty. +Gorbachev pledged that a new law guaranteeing religious freedom for all faiths would be adopted soon and he invited the pope to visit the country. +But Syria also has significant influence in Lebanon. +"It will give the perception of progress in dealing with the Soviet Union, which certainly will help George Bush," the expected GOP nominee, said William Schneider, an analyst at the American Enterprise Institute. +He said conversations with the lost plane ended shortly after 10:35 p.m. +But the impact was hardly felt on Wall Street, where the numbers of gaining and losing issues were about even in New York Stock Exchange trading. +The U.N. Commissioner for Refugees estimated that of a million and a half boat people, more than half died on high seas or of piracy in the Gulf of Thailand. +"Their nightmare is waking up one morning and reading in the paper that two competitors are close to a deal." +Critics say the pact was intended to artificially control inflation before Wednesday's general elections. +Kaiser Steel has operated under protection from creditor suits under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since February. +In North Dakota, the figure jumped to 2.38% from 1.78%. Washington, Montana and Colorado also registered increases, as well as Utah. +Some GOP congressional negotiators said privately that they opposed the administration budget proposal, which White House officials first shopped to House and Senate Republicans on Wednesday. +Country music fans, you're in luck. +Both groups are protesting about lack of progress in wage negotiations. +STOCK INDEXES: Prices shot higher early on, lifted by a wave of individual buying that triggered arbitrage-related futures selling and stock buying, traders said. +"A number of questions were circulating among institutional investors. +For more than a week now, Coleman has led crews battling the Mink Creek fire, which by Sunday had blackened 22,650 acres in the Teton Wilderness of the Bridger-Teton National Forest 40 miles northeast of Jackson. +Plus, the school board would fire him if we didn't leave," said student protester Latima Salaam. +It has to stop." But it never does. +The information prompted Merrill Lynch analyst Joseph Bellace to reduce his near-term rating on the stock to "neutral" from "above average." +Poverty and unemployment have increased. +Ordinarily, there is a 10% penalty for withdrawing principal in the first three years. +The deployment brings to roughly 2,250 the number of additional military personnel sent to Panama since early this spring, when the Reagan administration began pressuring military leader Gen. +It opened at 131.00 yen and was traded between 130.75 and 131.70 yen. +Both Doe and rebel leader Taylor refuse to negotiate directly. +He is planning to hold the stock in new warehouse facilities so that carpet makers can forward buy and fix their costs. +The program matches funds raised from the sale of the commercial paper with small to medium-sized leases. +In return, English and Shukovsky signed on for 100 more episodes. +But, she said, every time she had a contraction, she yelled a little louder _ and her husband drove a little faster. +ALPA officials say they don't expect Eastern to offer the job-security provisions the union says would be necessary for an agreement. +Palestinian militants insist only a violent struggle can lead to their own independent state. +The changes symbolize a "recommitment to our goal of ensuring that the American people can count on a blood supply that is safe and adequate to meet their needs," said Red Cross Chairman George F. Moody. +The company said the restructuring's initial phase will feature a gradual reduction in assets and staff positions. +For many years access to the camps was strictly restricted by the Honduran government, but foreign journalists have been able to visit the camps frequently in recent months, usually traveling there by road from Tegucigalpa. +The rise in housing costs in particular has almost doubled the index average. +UNITA receives more than $15 million a year in U.S. assistance. +The indictment mentions two groups totaling 19 soldiers recruited in early 1985, with money provided from Stewart to Mario Calero. +That doesn't mean a return to the pervasive federal involvement of past years or an end to most economic decontrol. +The point of this dismal scene is that the future is bleak for U.S. workers. +Like Blackman, she was rescued through a broken window. +It was appropriately revoked." In addition to the van, Kraft had planned to award 100 bicycles, 500 skateboards and 8,000 packages of cheese. +Sikes said broadcasters should revive the codes that were abandoned in the mid-1970s after the Justice Department initiated an antitrust lawsuit against provisions of the codes involving advertising. +Mosbacher also addressed the critical question of financing changes in Eastern Europe. +This is imposing intense financial pressure on independents, like YSL, which barely broke even in the first half of last year. In theory, last week's deal should give YSL and Elf what they want - money and chic, respectively. +You look at it and there's nothing you could do to stop it." Brenda Rein watched from a shopping mall as the fire marched down a mountain. +Reynolds, in his 50-page explanation for the judgments, said the expenditures at PTL under the Bakker administration were "unbelievable" and a "waste of PTL's money." +"The replicas dilute our good reputation," says Hugh Steward, a spokesman for Ferrari. +Although he has opposed the idea, Roemer allowed the lottery to be debated during the special session. +A rash of mystics and ESP-artists also have invaded state TV. +Tsujimoto said Japan would like to study aid to African countries for better management of elephant populations. +The discovery of two species of the daddy-longlegs insect family in Edgewood County Park may block a proposed 18-hole golf course. +The house of Balmain has presented its new designer for its "Ivoire" line of luxury ready-to-wear, Alistair Blair of Scotland. +Employees were told on Nov. 28 of plans to reduce the division staff by 6,000 jobs. +Interest payments in the quarter rose 85% from last year to $61 million from $33 million. +Mrs. Oakley said Vietnam has not agreed to resume discussions on resettlement in the United States of former political detainees who were associated with the former U.S.-backed government in Saigon. +A light goes out of Alice's life. +A sparkling debut from Virtuality, the specialist software producer, saw the shares zoom to a premium of 119p over the listing price of 170p. +Indeed, while the spills' long-term environmental damage has yet to be assessed, officials throughout the Gulf are breathing a collective sigh of relief. +Security for the residences is handled by a private firm under contract and U.S. Marines are not posted there, the officials said. +The latest three-month bills were quoted late yesterday at 5.59% bid, unchanged from Tuesday. +Says a broker who dealt with him then: "Maxwell's whole attitude was: `Bob Maxwell has a plan, even if Bob Maxwell is the only person who understands what the plan is.' +Cray already has cut prices on some current models, stepped up its sales efforts, and speeded work on future machines that may sprint past ETA. +The amount Texas Air agreed to cover, however, is far less than what some creditors wanted. +They reduce competition and innovation and encourage complacency. +The BSE index closed at 3,163.68, down 152.35 or 4.6 per cent. +A Senate panel cleared a pair of longpending nuclear test-ban treaties. +The 9,600-ton Vincennes arrived in the gulf May 27, the first of the Navy's Aegis cruisers to be assigned to the U.S. naval force in the waterway. +The House on Thursday rejected a Senate effort led by Jesse Helms to prohibit federal funds to support sexually explicit or blasphemous art. +Market uncertainties haven't stopped New York investor Carl Icahn or Odyssey Partners from uncovering discounted assets, he notes. +The appellate court ruled last month that the Justice Department couldn't appeal the trial judge's order, saying Thornburgh could exercise the politically distasteful option of filing an affidavit blocking release of the secrets. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Armco common fell $1.125, to $7.375. +The three-car train was carrying 100 people when fire broke out in the first car and then spread to the second car, the authorities said. +"As for the letter, we're evaluating our options," he said. "And at the moment, we have nothing more to say about it." Both the market and some analysts reacted unfavorably. +American Management Systems jumped 1 1/2 to 16 3/8 after Alex. +Ford currently makes Escorts at its Edison, N.J., plant in addition to the Wayne factory. +Many international mutual funds lightened up on their Japanese holdings. +Jeffrey Feiner, an analyst at Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc., said: "We remain somewhat cautious" given continuing high consumer debt levels and sluggish trends in the financial and real estate markets. +The FT-SE 100 index option was particularly busy, trading 10,736 lots. +Government spokesman Vyron Polydoras said the talks were expected to last until the end of the week. +So far, the Iraqis have reported shooting 86 long-range missiles into Tehran and other Iranian cities in the last 16 days. +A magnetic study also is planned. +He said that last winter, the company was paying much more than the market price of natural gas. +He was in line to succeed Foley as majority leader with the resignation of Speaker Jim Wright. Coelho left the House on Thursday, his 47th birthday. +The department's agreement with the White Plains, N.Y., integrated energy company mainly settles a dispute over oil prices charged between 1973 and 1981, when federal price controls were in effect. +Mississippi tributaries are low too, however, and Sands said a continuing lack of rain could at some point shut down commercial traffic on the river. +President Bush suggested such a summit during the presidential campaign last year, but there have been no plans set. +Laurence Tisch of Loews Corp., which owns 25% of CBS, seized control of the broadcasting company's board a couple of years ago without paying a takeover premium for the company's stock. +Assets of 91 institutional funds fell $874.8 million to $65.20 billion. +"We are going to have the biggest mess in prisons that we have ever dreamed of," said Rep. John Conyers (D., Mich.) at a recent congressional hearing. +"Big ships, for them it's more dangerous." +"None of them talk politics. +Citroen has a turbo diesel ZX which it would pit against any hot hatchback with petrol power. Increasing the sophistication of engines was accompanied by a trend to make the cars in which they are installed much more appealing to customers. +"We have thousands of people who've been waiting 10, 11 years for season tickets," Mr. Schorling explained. +The announcement succeeded in ending the wave of panic buying, though government economists concede that more such unrest may be ahead. +He was not all of Covenant House. +Hualon was unavailable for comment at its headquarters in Taipei. +Papp, producer of the New York Shakespeare Festival, decided last month to withdraw an offer to the El-Hakawati Palestinian Theater Company of Jerusalem because of concern about the reactions of Jewish theatergoers. +Platt said investors were disappointed the Japanese were not doing aggressive buying of the metal, primarily used in the manufacture of automobile pollution control devices. +A new portable device permits immediate diagnosis and treatment over the telephone. +Blasius, which makes rubber and metal parts, said it sold part of its stake in Essex "because the price was attractive." +With the strike cutting into the pocketbooks of union members, it would be hard for the UAW to reject the offer to go back to the bargaining table. +Before the winter of 1976-77, when blizzards and cold waves hit much of the nation, "the pine cones were enormous," Mr. Ernest says. +"I jumped from my room to the fire escape. +Rationalisation and job losses would follow. +The new generation of airborne battlefield surveillance radars will reduce the likelihood of a surprise attack on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, but will not prevent it, the editors added. +The most recent journalist homicide was the shooting April 20 in this northwestern border city of Hector Felix Miranda, columnist and co-director of the outspoken weekly Zeta, who often wrote about politics. +He also said the law on exit visas is being revised in accordance with an international agreement on civil and political rights. +The occasion, however, has a major sponsor: BR's Network South East. +Such a technology-driven approach, dubbed plan cable, was tried by France in the 1980s and failed. But if development of such networks is to be left to the market, it is important that the market is allowed to function freely. +Bruce S. Gordon was named to the new position of vice president, marketing. +Corexit is one of a variety of dispersant chemicals Exxon makes. The company tried a kerosene-based blend of the chemical that scientists hoped would break oil free from rocks but wouldn't dissolve it to the point it couldn't be picked up by skimmers. +The season ought to conclude with a bang: On June 29 in London, Christie's will auction off another important van Gogh, entitled "Le Pont de Trinquetaille." +But the real hit came from its price-cutting campaign in the UK, where newspaper profits slid 15 per cent. +The four carriers _ Air Europe of Britain, Aero Lloyd of West Germany, ZAS Airline of Egypt and Finnair, the national airline of Finland _ have ordered a total of 26 MD-11s, the aircraft maker said. +"If Dole can't win in Oklahoma, where can he win?" said Matt Seward, Bush's campaign director in Oklahoma. +And it wasn't just luck that allowed Rochester officials to stumble upon Shawcross that wintry morning, Martin said. +Thousands of bank workers struck Wednesday to demand pay raises, another sign of continuing unrest over government austerity policies. +Under these circumstances, the capital available for investment is governed by retained earnings regardless of the product-market opportunity or competitive challenge. +After three years of temperance, Soviet citizens seem to have decided there are worse things than drunkenness. +Vietnam has suspended assistance in the search for missing American servicemen and in resettling former political prisoners because of a "hostile" U.S. policy toward Hanoi. +"You no longer know who is hitting whom." +Such a mandate suggests that the bond issuer is likely to have a steady long-term stream of income with which to make interest payments. +The Soviets have said repeatedly that the issue was settled long ago, and they refuse to consider Japan's demand. +To head off bank foreclosures, Placid and Herbert Hunt's trust sought Chapter 11 protection from creditors. +"I'm not sure there are genuine athiests," he added. +The second thing she checked was another landmark, the carousel, built for $18,000 in 1911 by woodcarver Charles I.D. Looff. +Only Rep. Richard Gephardt, who was fighting for survival after a poor Super Tuesday showing, trailed Simon with 145. +Ms. Gorski set up a research-and-development firm in Camarillo, Calif., called Gorsk Inc. to come up with infection-control products. +He also stressed Feinstein's political alliance with Assembly Speaker Willie Brown and Senate President pro tem David Roberti. +No central banks were spotted in the market. +That was "just about the time the Superior Court case was called for trial and could no longer be postponed," said Greene. +Here is a transcript of President Bush's news conference Wednesday: President Bush: Let me make a brief opening statement, and then I'll be glad to take any questions. +Chitin additives would have to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration before being available to consumers. +Fran Trutt was arrested Nov. 11 in Norwalk after police said she placed a radio-controlled pipe bomb packed with roofing nails on the grounds of U.S. Surgical. +But the Bank of England offered to sell pounds at that level, a sign of its determination to keep its currency below 3.0 marks. +"The sea is dirty but it is not dangerous," said Professor Alessandro Beretta Anguissola, president of the Superior Health Council. +Mr. Clarke declined to speculate about likely bidders. +Most recently, the Bass Group put up $350 million for the bailout of insolvent American Savings and Loan Association of California, a subsidiary of Financial Corp. of America. +He insisted the write-off did not endanger Meredith's overall vitality. +If the West they so admire embraces the agents of oppression, then the people, who are already growing disillusioned with their democratic politicians, surrender to hopelessness. +The shame of the current Lloyd's insurance losses is the breach of trust between individuals. +The company, which prefers to be known as DCI, has spotted a business opportunity in correcting, for private and commercial subscribers, deliberate distortions in the Global Positioning System. +But medicines now come Ready-made and on tap, Then switched to containers That you cannot uncap. +But people are de-emphasizing the trade numbers, saying 'We know what the problem is, now get off our backs.'" +"The Soviet Union's present difficulties only enhance that safe-haven status." Added David Adamson, senior vice president in charge of European currency trading for Chase Manhattan Bank in London: "We haven't had an event like this in many years." +No, not the publicity-hogging Kenneth Clarke, but David Clark, the Labour party's shadow agriculture minister. +The chain drugstore operator said 1986 sales increased 17.1% to $3.88 billion from $3.31 billion in 1985. +And he made clear he is also upset that no Senate action has been scheduled on Bush's nomination of Donald P. Gregg to be U.S. ambassador to South Korea. +Reger's attorney, John Barry, did not return a telephone message left on his answering machine Thursday afternoon. +The plan will also allow the founders to cash out, while leaving them as major owners of the stock for the next few years, and provide incentives to the second generation of top management, Boyd said. +The spokesman did, however, describe the jet as being capable of flying in the "high subsonic range," or about 600 mph. +"Business has increased, but in some respects it's holding us back," said Alan Dickinson, sales manager at a London store. "We can't complete deliveries until we get confirmation. +The evidence may be a drop of blood left on a broken windowpane by a burglar, the semen on a vaginal swab from a rape victim, the skin tissue found under the nails of a murdered man. +He did not single out any countries for criticism. +Families live in the downtown now, pigs and chickens wandering in crude courtyards beside their shacks. +Moreover, Mr. Lockhart said, "We're convinced that it has the viability to afford these plans." +And yesterday Macy's 40-member bank syndicate, led by Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. and Bankers Trust New York Corp., made a $400 million loan to Federated Department Stores that Macy owed in the form of a note. +That tenet now seems subject to revision to fit the federal deficit crunch. +Ms. McDermott said her group has received information that the FBI asked for the generalized information outside of New York. +Eldering was born in Montana, earned a bachelor's degree in 1927 from the University of Montana and a doctorate in science from Johns Hopkins University in 1941. +"The issue is whether consumers are going to get charged a fair rate for electricity, if there will be a dependable supply of electricity and whether the company supplying the power would be under New Hampshire control," Gregg said. +A few states limit placement of vending machines to places that do not allow children, and Utah had limited success in an experiment using locking devices that required an employee to activate the machine, the report said. +But there remains much work to be done restructuring Texas and developing the Hilton brand name with the group's limited capital resources. +They thought he was dead and they took him over to the apartment next door," said police Detective Ralph Pflieger. +Moslem separatist violence erupted during the balloting, and at least two people were killed. +You want to think that it would be good, but there's an apprehension about being stuck in a form with no content _ stuck in the same can of beans with none of the charge that turned you on to the first one. +A bewildered cow on a chain almost disappears down a well. +Harris regards Cazenove's Utility and Bond fund, which is packaged within a Pep, as good value. With interest rates low, he does not think this is the time to buy annuities or guaranteed income bonds. +Competent midfield performances from assets like US greyhound racing and Wembley stadium itself were cruelly undermined by the early own-goal of taking on debt for expansion. +Glatzer, a first-time filmmaker, does not seem quite sure whether he is spoofing soap emotionalism or subscribing to it. +Lawyers for those who successfully challenged the checkpoint program urged the justices to reject the appeal. +Metcalf, who has been promoting the solar cooker since 1979, was joined by Pillsbury in 1986. +Bush has raised $20.4 million so far and has a series of fund-raisers scheduled to reach the campaign's goal of $33 million, said treasurer Fred Bush. +The finance ministers would declare current exchange-rate levels to be broadly consistent with underlying economic fundamentals, at least for the immediate future. +Maybe we had gotten a little slothful of the discipline of our personal lives. +The students' college programs will include special seminars and workshops, student exchange programs, and hands-on teaching experience. +In addition, the commentary said, there are "other objects so incredible and abominable that the most elemental good taste prevents their description in a newspaper. +The team even created a points system to identify those couriers and subgroups that were doing the most to reduce package-sort cycle time. +In 1990, it earned Dollars 1.27bn, or Dollars 3.81, excluding non-recurring first-quarter charges of Dollars 125m, or 38 cents. +This is a must video to own or to rent. But if you rent it, you'll want to take it out more than once. +Although William Davis, chairman of the Tourist Board, insisted in launching the leaflet that "We don't want to nag," some of the tips have a distinctly nannyish tone. +Vladimir Koblov, chairman of the Military Industrial Commission, says the huge array of industries under his command now devotes about 45% of its production to the military, down from 65% in the mid-1980s. +But it also fostered a bureaucratic mentality and an aversion to risk-taking. 'To avoid risks, you put in lots of traps,' says Moulson. +Some Nomura executives worry that the publicity surrounding the case could hurt the company, especially at a time when there is considerable tension between Japan and the West over the growing influence of Japanese financial institutions around the world. +Friday's Market Activity The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to its 10th consecutive record close Friday, despite profit-takers' arrival in force. +Getting rid of both can shave more than a third off a machine's weight. +Jacobs Suchard AG has offered 950 pence, or $17 a share for Rowntree, or a total of 2.32 billion pounds, or $4.15 billion. +Saudi Arabia, the largest contributor in the Opec group, last week aroused consternation by refusing to say how much it was prepared to contribute. +The small sport-utility vehicle will be sold through GM's Geo franchises, from Suzuki's plant in Ingersoll, Ontario. +To do that, negotiators are discussing a variety of options, including swapping old debt for new, guaranteed bonds, and putting up new loans to dilute the debt concentration. +The 17-ton observatory was trucked from TRW Inc. in Redondo Beach, Calif., which built the satellite, to Los Angeles International Airport on Monday. +Operating expenses for the year rose to $392.5 million in 1989 from $358.1 million in 1988, the company said. +Okogie said the nation could be "on the path to a crisis" if Christians were not given more power in the government. +The most striking bit of recent evidence is a report on the high-yield market by Kidder Peabody dated Dec. 4 and received this week by money managers. +The cancellation came four days after the last negotiating session, which ended with Democrats rejecting the administration's $51 billion deficit-reduction proposal for next year as inadequate. +Although guns are outlawed in Japan, rightist extremists are believed to use their ties with criminal syndicates to procure weapons. +Shevardnadze has said the Soviet Union might have to reconsider and possibly extend its withdrawal schedule if violations and aid to the rebels continue and that the United States, as a guarantor, must bear some responsibility. +As previously reported, Mr. Hendry became chairman as part of a settlement with Mr. Rial after a prolonged battle by Kaiser's preferred shareholders for control of the company's board. +The plan partially reverses decades of tight central control of the nation's economy, unleashing market forces to determine prices, what products to make, how to make them and where. +Kapor designed a spreadsheet known as Lotus 1-2-3, which became a standard of the computer industry and made Lotus Development Corp, which he founded, one of the most successful software firms in the country. +Silber, on leave as president of Boston University, qualified for the primary by a razor-thin margin of 22 votes in the first round of balloting. +Bruce Calvert, research director at Alliance Capital Management, New York, says, "We don't think we're headed into a recession. +The victim, Rodolfo Abratique, was the second bodyguard of Mayor Jejomar Binay slain in the past week. +He has included $75 million in AIDS funds in his 1988-89 budget proposal. +That would aggravate an already serious housing problem. +The indictment charged that he was one of two leaders of an organization that dealt in "massive quantities of cocaine," the Marshals Service said. +The yield rose to 8.48% from 8.31%. +Sources said some of the Massachusetts congressman's fellow Democrats may seek an investigation to prevent Republicans from taking the initiative. +Beneficial says the audit was routine. +Gold prices rose modestly. +"Anybody who has anything just gets up and plays," Frangipane said. +It is a wholesale producer of poultry. +"What would it hurt if Jim and Tammy were given 90 days to see what we could do?" +U.S. jets helped put down the Dec. 1-9 coup attempt that killed 113 people and was believed led by the Alliance. +Akaka was appointed by Gov. John D. Waihee III to serve until the November election. +Daniel Adelman, director of clinical allergy and immunology at the University of California at San Francisco, notes that previous attempts to nip allergies in the bud have failed. +The only acceptable outcome, if hostilities begin, is absolute, total victory." - Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney. +Hyatt said he plans to license the technology to the computer industry, much like he is seeking licenses for his 1968 invention of the microprocessor. +Air travel in the African franc zone is set to become a lot more expensive. Airlines operating in the zone plan to increase their fares by up to 70 per cent after the January devaluation in the CFA zone. +Traders reported that about $100 million worth of bonds on sell lists traded during the session. +When he said he had left behind "things you can't put in a suitcase," the audience members wept unabashedly. +But pathologists hired by Archie's family said their autopsies found little blood in Archie's lungs and a great deal of evidence that he had been beaten to death. +As a young man, Mac Grianna contributed to newspapers and periodicals and wrote several novels and short stories. +Pennsylvania State Employees Retirement System, for example, has about $130 million invested in a fund of 244 companies that are either Pennsylvania-based or have 25% of their work forces in the state. +Combe was in the pool at the time other instructors pried Mirecki away from an equipment rack and "dropped him back in the water," testified Petty Officer 2nd Class Frankie D. Deaton. +But when Ian Hamilton attempted to write a biography of J.D. Salinger, he found that the reclusive writer was very much alive and willing to fight back. +But the NIA's budget lacked the funds for a full-scale study. +Founded in 1992, the Company's proprietary Human Combinatorial Antibody Library (HuCAL) technology is used by researchers world-wide for human antibody generation. +He kept Premier Yu Kuo-hwa, the government's leading conservative. +A leftist coalition, an alliance of the Greek Communist Party and the Eurocommunists, rejected Mitsotakis' proposal to form a temporary coalition government to bring socialist officials accused of wrongdoing to trial before calling new elections. +F.W. Woolworth lost 1 3/8 to 57 3/4; its April sales fell 1.1%. +Mrs. Thatcher is already under attack for what critics say is compromising British influence internationally by being out of step on South Africa and being hesitant about German unification. +The professor's point was that it's better for a company to stay in business, but that's not the issue here," he said. +Or a never-never land version of Plato's ideal state, given mythical historicity to make it more important? +He came here on a humanitarian mission, he was entrusted into our care, and he became our friend. We have never given up trying to secure his release," Shehayeb was quoted as saying. +The ferries, which operate out of Cyprus, provide the only regular link to the outside world for Christians trapped in their 310-square-mile enclave north of Beirut, which is ringed by hostile Syrian troops and their mainly Moslem militia allies. +The October market crash compounded the problem, with Wickes's stock closing at $12.50, off $1.725, on Oct. 19. +The news agency, which did not say how many people were aboard the bus, said the driver lost control of the vehicle after it was passed by a car. +The dissidents claimed to be members of the previously unknown Republican Committee of Public Safety, sources said. +Routine reports are transmitted, to be scanned by assistants traveling with him, as well as wire service reports and press clippings. +Tests on a suitcase and wreckage from the plane began Tuesday at the center, Britain's leading explosives research unit, said Transport Department press officer Penny Russell-Smith. +Often terrified of telling anyone they are attracted to the same sex, and mercilessly hazed or ostracized if they do, gay teens drop out more and abuse drugs more. +Among the gainers BP lifted 2 to 189 1/2 p with 22m shares traded and Enterprise rose 7 to 347p. Switching out of Guinness and into Grand Metropolitan continued. +He said they spoke in several dialects, apparently to cover their real identity. +In the words of Robert Combee, Dutch-born head of Compack, a Hungarian coffee company bought last year by Sara Lee of the US: 'People here feel it's a chance of a lifetime.' How far locally owned producers will share in that chance is another question. +GEC has already collected most of rival defence electronics supplier Ferranti; GKN has bought Westland; now BAe and GEC are seeking to secure their position in naval engineering. At first sight some of these mergers lack coherence. +The cooling tower is scheduled for completion in 1992. +The hearty June gain, the biggest since January, was welcome news. +Though a quarter of US soft drinks consumption, diet colas are less than 4 per cent of the market in the rest of the world. +Her departure complicates the transition of the FDA's new commissioner, David Kessler, who is succeeding Frank E. Young after a long interregnum. +Board games will continue to be strong. +'It has just that fragrant, smoky flavour I remember as a girl.' I had no distant, kipper-related memories to dwell on. +Two members of the rock group The Jets found everything except peace and quiet at the Kanawha County Public Library when hordes of fans forced them to flee out the back door. +She is now deaf in her left ear, has only partial sight in her left eye and faces more plastic surgery on her face. +The union at Hyundai Electrical Engineering rejected a proposed pay accord on Saturday. +Fox Broadcasting's "The Simpsons" fell 12 percent in its ratings battle against "The Cosby Show." +Chrysler Corp.'s current incentives are scheduled to expire today. +"It doesn't make any difference," Roberts said. "What I care about is the challenge and the opportunity. +Princess Anne's title was for the London Officer Training Corps which links London University and the army. +Going into today's meeting, some party members said the 230-member Central Committee may call for a party congress, the first in three years, to consider dissolving the 2 million-member party and forming new groupings on the left. +Advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange outnumbered decliners 2-to-1. +The Rainbow Kitchen is one cog amid all the soup lines, food banks, churches and senior citizen centers nationwide that make up an ever-growing, mostly volunteer and imperfect machine that distributes millions of pounds of free food every year. +Moreover, there still are an estimated 200 Australian pilots who haven't found employment since the labor dispute, according to Terry O'Connell, executive director of the Australian Federation of Air Pilots. +I do not expect any positive changes to come about in my lifetime. +A Coke spokesman said the company will continue airing a recent series of its own commercials, showing a crowd of young Japanese singing, playing tennis and eating broiled chicken. +Jacksonville is a city of 20,000 people in western Illinois, about 85 miles north of St. Louis. +Mrs. Adams said she uses the same tools to restore graffiti that she uses to restore old paintings. +The Industry Ministry said Monday that the electronics company has agreed to a program that sets specific targets in terms of research, product development and the launch of a product. +The Security Council on Friday renewed the mandate of the U.N. peacekeeping group in Iran and Iraq for six more months and called upon both countries to implement the council's peace plan. +Livestock and meat futures retreated on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, pressured by falling beef prices and a large hog slaughter on Thursday. +UNITA has agreed to recognize the Angolan state and dos Santos as its head, while the government has indicated it might agree to free elections after peace. +Mr. Ferguson said he expects to see "lots more" mergers between New Jersey and Pennsylvania banks, partly because of the geographic proximity of the two states. +Mrs. Thatcher's husband, Denis, joined Bush for the soggy golf outing. +The pilot of the helicopter, a Bell Jet Ranger 206-L operated by Island Helicopter Corp., said he believed a gust of wind swung the aircraft into the water as it lifted off from a riverside heliport. +The airlines deny that high-density seating is risky, but questions are being raised about whether carriers are cramming so many passengers into airliners these days that the planes are inherently unsafe. +The senator cited his longstanding efforts in the battle against drugs in response to the charge made by his likely Republican opponent, Long Island attorney Robert McMillan, that Moynihan was soft on drugs. +Livestock and meat futures closed sharply lower on Wednesday. +Volcker associates, predicting that Mr. Greenspan will try to mold himself in the Volcker image, hailed the nomination. +A 17-year-old high school senior from Mesa, Ariz., won a full, four-year college scholarship on Tuesday in a day-long reporting contest featuring students from all 50 states. +But Bechtel, which in 1986 spun off a subsidiary with hundreds of millions in assets partly to safeguard family wealth, isn't quietly shrinking. +"If you don't have to catch a plane, the date may not really matter." The Soviets, in the flush of communist creation, tried a five-day week in 1919, went to six days in 1932 and returned to tradition in 1941. +"Doe has no authority to grant anybody amnesty. +LaRue had an extensive record in Washington, including arrests for burglary, assault and posession of a weapon by an inmate, according to records in the Corrections Department. +The order, which reportedly could total $6 billion, would be a record for commercial plane sales. +It guides elevators and subway trains to smooth starts and stops, and helps Sony's new keyboardless computer recognize thousands of hand-written Japanese characters. +"Job-hopping is becoming natural." +This can be replaced by two computers and a headset with display screens in front of the eyes. Whole battlefield training systems may be only eight years away. Finally, scientific simulation. +Azerbaijan president Ayaz Mutalibov said he might ask UN peacekeepers to the disputed area of Nagorno-Karabakh if no other solution were found to the dispute with Armenia. +"We easily arrive at a clearer picture of the last twenty years and a better understanding of the conflicts in the northern hemisphere, namely between East and West, as an important cause of the retardation or stagnation of the South. +Delegates continued their war on tobacco by voting to call on the federal government to end price supports and help needy tobacco farmers begin growing other products. +We were going to have Doris Day singing in our house!" Davies new film shows how popular entertainment mixes with real life and how the lines get blurred. +Silver for April delivery rose on New York's Comex, settling at $5.834 a troy ounce, up from $5.821 on Monday. +Awestruck critics say "Ragged Glory" resurrects Young's spontaneous, hard-driving rock 'n' roll. +While it may surprise nearly everyone but the environmentalists that NEPA has become the Supreme Law of the Land, it is also true that the Department of Energy, Congress and the Pentagon have mismanaged the current situation. +In its dispatch Friday, it said it could not find the other five survivors, the rescuers or any witnesses to the incident that made headlines around the world. +Earthworm Tractor Co. said it and the trade unit of Prudential Insurance Co. of America signed a memorandum of understanding with agencies of the Soviet Union to buy $40 million of goods from each other. +Katrina is chief brat. +The trouble is, by boycotting the talks with his customary belligerent rhetoric, Chief Buthelezi is merely making it more likely that he will be dissatisfied with the outcome - and creating the risk of a further descent into violence in the coming months. +By the close yesterday they had more than recovered the losses. The question of succession remains. +He said this overproduction piled on as much as one million barrels a day of world-wide production from outside OPEC. +Shikanai died at Keio University Hospital in Tokyo, according to an announcement from Fujisankei's office in London. +On a recent day, a middle manager at Northrop's electronics division in Hawthorne, Calif., asks the chairman what to do when two values collide. +In it, Mo tells the story of Adolph Ng, a homosexual Chinese hotelier who is drawn reluctantly into the conflict. +If Winston Churchill is an example of leadership through clearly defining mission and goals, Gen. +Upholding a lower-court decision, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday ruled 3-0 that Congress, in dividing the tribal land in northeastern Arizona, authorized only chairmen to sue over relocation procedures. +Thousands of Beirut refugees have been camping on the banks of the Awali River, the northern entrance to Sidon. +But at a congressional hearing Monday, two key senators expressed disappointment that the summit produced no trade breakthroughs. +From 1830 to the turn of the century, Colombia endured 50 bloody local or national conflicts. +"The regulations only come into play when we are bidding on government contracts," she says. +WASHINGTON _ The Senate Judiciary antitrust subcommittee holds a hearing on Bluebonnet Savings & Loan. +THE Office of Fair Trading yesterday cleared The Times of predatory pricing over its 15p price cut to 30p on weekdays. +"As citizens of China, we hope to do whatever we can in the future to help China's continuing progress and development," Fang said in a statement issued through the Royal Society in London. +In four months America will elect a new president. +Figures obtained by The Associated Press show Managua, the capital and one of the big question marks in the election, represents the largest single chunk of registered voters nationwide. +Main buyers last week were individuals and corporate investors, while most institutional investors took profits on the recovery in stock prices, said Atsushi Koishihara, general manager of stock trading at Taiheiyo Securities. +But this average includes widely differing forecasts. +Overland Park police began seeking Grissom, an avid bodybuilder, on June 27 in connection with the disappearance of 24-year-old Joan Butler, who was reported missing June 16. +Junejo's was the first civilian Cabinet since Zia, the army chief of staff, ended eight years of martial law. +The average 30-day yield rose to 5.34% from 5.33%, and the average maturity of funds dropped to 44 days from 45 days. +The court decision expanding state authority is expected to make the controversy over restrictions like parental consent pale beside the battles to come. +Just as important, he added, "We're also announcing to the world that Micron is not going to go out of business," despite the continuing stiff competition from Japanese memory-chip makers. +Mr Bush said Mr Clinton 'ought to come clean on the draft. +While both the number of claims and the average cost of repairs ranged widely among vehicles of different size and design, the insurance group said they also varied significantly within groups of basically similar cars. +It said the new version will increase the computers' speed about 20%. +Orders to U.S. factories slumped 2.3 percent in April, helping to push orders down 2 percent for the year, the government said in a report providing more evidence of a slow manufacturing economy. +Most had anticipated delays after U.S.-Soviet talks stalled last week, and reasoned that the expiring agreement would be extended past September. +Chevron's Supreme Unleaded is to be offered at 550 stations in Los Angeles and San Diego. +"This is not just a theory or recommendation, but an orderly and organized plan that promises the proper absorption of 400,000 immigrants," Peretz said on Israel television. +"We've wondered about that ourselves," says Mr. Barker. +Most have never been on a small boat when they step gingerly onto the vessels. +Wilson would not name the suitor and said talks were at a preliminary stage. +At school, stay away from strangers who hang around restrooms or playgrounds. +Both Martin Luther King Jr. and the Rev. Jesse Jackson became major political figures without political office. +Clines intends to defend himself "to the fullest," she added. +Under terms of the merger, shareholders of the three concerns exchanged their holdings for Placer Dome shares at varying conversion rates, with one Placer Dome share equal to one share of Vancouver, British Columbia-based Placer Development. +In those cases, survivors who brought lawsuits against Delta and its insurance companies have waived the question of liability. +When Lily decides to try registering to vote, the resistance she meets at the election bureau is cool and guarded. +One group waited three days at a Moscow station trying to get to Simferopol, the main town in the Crimea, one of the Soviet Union's prime vacation regions, TASS said. +The total amount of refund money available will be based on the volume of new Eastern tickets sold by the agents. +Democrats have become accustomed over the past eight years to facing intensely negative campaigns centered on a few emotional issues in state races. +As baby boomers age, so is skiing. +But he added, "We do find that there are some defects, some technical problems if you will." +It added brokerage and mortgage operations to its Allstate insurance business. +Some said that unless the Fed acted swiftly, the economy might slide into recession. +In the ads, a lightning bolt struck over the heads of store workers, who dutifully responded that "we got the message, Mr. Sigoloff." +Since the price of air time has been increasing at an average 30 percent a year, Lundberg is left "holding a portfolio much like a portfolio of stocks. +She starts as the spitting image of the cover of the Penguin Classic of Tolstoy's novel; she ends a disconnected, half-naked androgyne. +But serious obstacles remain, particularly the opposition of Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd (D., W.Va.). +Investors could easily see the value of their holdings double if the company makes a big discovery, but they could equally lose their entire stake. Shell and British Petroleum are much a safer bets on the oil price. +From boat loans to credit-card accounts, it seems like almost any type of bank debt these days is fair game for repackaging by financial experts, who then resell it at a markup to other investors. +Volume was even lighter than the "minimal" trading reported Wednesday. +Land Securities now likes to describe itself as the biggest retail investor on the market. Yet some property experts think it is just too large to be nimble. +Other major daily newspapers that closed during the 1980s included the Miami News, the Baltimore News American, the Memphis (Tenn.) Press-Scimitar, the Cleveland Press and the Washington Star. +Norman D. Flynn, the Realtors' president, said the February pace "shows considerable market strength and sets the tone for a healthy sales year." +It's clear, though, that some parts of the program are tailor-made for Israel. +Hence Mann, who has been at Logica since 1969, will be able to devote more time to customers and industry partners now he is freed of day-to-day management responsibilities. Meanwhile, 43-year-old Read has been headhunted from GEC-Marconi. +Exhibit A in this respect is the Glass Cocoon budget summit in Washington, which persists in believing that voters will support higher taxes to help Washington get control of the federal budget. +The Pelee Passage Restaurant is the site of a Tuesday night card game and the Canadian Legion Hall hosts a Friday night gathering. +Reporters in the city said the Central Committee building also was damaged. +In the auction market that the Amex uses now and that it will continue to use, orders are sent to a single trading post, run by a specialist, where investors sometimes trade directly with each other. +An additional 294 Palestinians have been killed by fellow Arabs. Fifty-one Israelis have died in the violence. +Delegates of the two Koreas quickly agreed on a flag to be used by the first inter-Korea joint team at the Asian Games. +We want our jobs back, and we'll get our jobs back," Lipton said. +"The United States made us leave," said Rafael Olivardia, a member of the building committee. "We left our apartments locked, then when we came back, there wasn't even a bed. +Without the uptick rule, index arbitragers could have sold stocks and bought futures, getting their relative prices back in line. +The jailers told Kellar there would be no hearing at that hour. They wrote a note to the county clerk saying that Kellar had been there and sent him home. +Her family immigrated when she was 4 and settled in Rockland, Maine. +Price controls are easy, but as Mr. Funaro is learning, restoring some semblance of a market after price controls have begun to destroy production is the hard part. +Entertainment Publishing rose 7/8 to 16 1/2. +The Justice Department on Friday accused Rep. Charles Rose, D-N.C. in a civil suit of failing to report on his federal financial disclosure statements $138,694 in loans he obtained over six years. +Some U.S. officials speculated that Japan could just be dragging out the process until it can settle somehow with the aggrieved Japanese farmers. +It was the first visit by a Vietnamese official since the Saigon government, which Seoul had supported diplomatically and militarily, fell to Communist forces in 1975. +"I am very upset with what is happening to the American Jewish community," Ms. Dayan said, adding it was "rubbish" for American Jews to hold their tongues when Israel does something morally wrong. +Some of the contracts may be reissued at lower rates, "but the city is not going to pay one more cent for unnecessary studies," he said. +If the buy-out succeeds, GranTree's management will retain an undisclosed stake in the company. +Kim, leader of South Korea's main opposition party, had called for massive protests following the vote because he claimed it had been rigged. +It's a fight for the rights of tenants, it's a fight for housing for the homeless, it's a fight for decent jobs for everyone in this economy." Sanders, 47, said Clavelle's victory was proof that the Progressive Coalition wasn't his "one-man show. +At the end of the quarter, Midlantic's assets totaled $23.7 billion, compared with $19.7 billion a year earlier. +But it's time now for the West to shake off its stupor and confront the Soviet financial offensive. +"This `wonder drug' has produced some nightmarish results," says Leonard L. Finz, a New York attorney representing the woman. +It said the Soviets had withdrawn roughly half their combat units and an unspecified number of supply units. +Korean Air, the country's flagship carrier, has obtained Beijing's approval to fly its only weekly Middle East flight through Chinese airspace beginning today, company officials said. +"We've been making progress, obviously," Pitt said. "We'd like our people back and every day we hope it's the last day of the strike." But CWA spokesman Jim Willer said the company's health-insurance proposal was "unacceptable." +At the moment we (the UK) have 92 institutions, with yet more planning to join the scrimmage.' But, he notes, 'no machinery exists within which to discuss such a proposal, so the market will have to do its work.' +The company, moving to answer some of the unions' job-security concerns, amended its contract offer to include limits on the use of temporary workers, an AT&T spokeswoman said. +The debate even popped up at a Writers' Day conference organized by British Pen, the association of poets, essayist and novelists. +Most single-profession unions are affiliated with one of the big federations, with the notable exception of the powerful National Education Federation, which is dominant among public school teachers. +The latest six-month bill rate surged to 6.98% bid from 6.77%. +Every year Rep. William Dannemeyer offers his budget to the House and every year it gets crushed. +The nearly $1 billion of agency Remics followed the $1.1 billion that the agencies issued Wednesday. +Ford workers have been "stung" by "this wholesale Japanization," Mr. Whipp says. +At one point, a young policeman with a truncheon ran after the lawmakers. +Without that permission from voters, Agnos warned that essential city services would suffer. +Once an issue of highest priority for the administration, Reagan made no mention of Nicaragua or Central America in his summation this past week of his eight years in office. +But some were extremely bitter." "They argued that if we were going to accept (Resolution) 598, why didn't we do it while we still occupied Iraqi territory, while we had something to bargain with? +ConAgra operates in many segments of the food industry. +"As mine workers, they face many dangers, whether the hazards inherent in coal mining, the hardship caused by coal company economics or the threats of bodily harm at the hands of gun thugs," UMW President Richard Trumka said. +The plan is for an elaborate system of barriers to close off the three large entrances to the lagoon, consisting of rows of giant hollow metal boxes fixed to hinges on the sea floor. +Zale Corp., $400 million of debt securities, via Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +It requires experience both of business (in order to understand how the current manual system works) and also of computers (how a computer system could replace it). +He said the family plans to use its total payments of $120,000 for such a gesture, possibly to an endowed professorship at Loma Linda University in California, where his parents worked for years and where all four of the children went to school. +A special master in the Beck case found that only 21% of the dues collected by the Communications Workers of America went for bargaining-related activities. +Neither ship suffered serious damage, said Major Geir Anda, of the Norwegian Northern Defense Command. +"I don't think we've had a loss like this happen before in the Mediterranean," Gillet said. "It's always a blow when we lose a general officer. +In her book Bingham says her parents asked her to return to editing the paper's book page, a job she'd held briefly while the regular editor took a short leave of absence. She accepted, and the editor was reassigned to another position. +Gold and silver usually move in the opposite direction of the U.S. dollar, and dollar was slightly lower Wednesday, said John Jonat, metals trader for Deak International Inc. in New York. +The fight began when a column of Shining Path guerrillas ambushed an army patrol that was returning to its base in Tingo Maria, 200 miles northeast of Lima, officials said Friday. +Around 1985, however, an EC expert devised a brilliant shortcut. +Rite Aid denies any wrongdoing, contending that the payment was a legitimate buy-out of a consulting contract. +Soybean futures prices fell sharply; wheat futures finished nearly unchanged; petroleum futures surged; hog futures advanced strongly while other livestock and meat markets were mixed; and precious metals prices declined. +In an initial step toward a chemical-weapons treaty, the United States and Soviet Union will begin exchanging information about their arsenals next month, an official says. +We're glad someone thought to elevate the current budget-deficit talks in Washington to the status of a "summit." +In an accompanying editorial, Dr. Donald R. Coustan of Brown University said counseling diabetic women who want to have babies is the single most important thing doctors can do to prevent miscarriages and birth defects. +Keelan, a blond-haired second grader from Denver, was the youngest of about 60 people with disabilities who left their wheelchairs and crawled up the West Front of the Capitol. +You just thought, what if they'd done it when people were there?" said Ms. Johnson, 45, who was in the ninth grade then and now works for the Clinton Police Department. +The amounts are shown in the accounts. An accounts clerk queried these payments in 1985. +The seven members of Flight 49's cabin crew would not fly Tuesday night because the airline did not adequately explain the threat, said Cindy Yeast, a spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants, the crew's union. +Sir Robin has many excellent qualities, but he is not an inquisitor, and he does his business in private. +More than 80 percent thought employers, when making hiring and firing decisions, should not consider outside activities such as gambling at a race track, holding an unusual second job such as a bartender or participating in a political demonstration. +It's part of our backwardness." Others feel Collor has accurately read a public desire for an active, decisive president. +Mr. Hartley continues as chairman of the board; Mr. Stegemeier continues as president along with his new post. +On Sunday, Pugliese said exchange controls that had been lifted will be reimposed, as will export taxes of 30 percent on grain, beef and farm products, and 15 percent on industrial goods. +The parent company of Northwest Airlines said the debentures can be tendered for conversion until July 1 at about 17.54 common shares for each $1,000 face amount. +The bank, which is on the 14-bank committee, is a major creditor. +Uzbeks from Shartus helped. +Taking increased circuity into account, the institute argues, real fares actually rose 8% to 33% in the first decade of deregulation. +But the curfew failed to prevent sporadic stone-throwing clashes. +The guerrillas are members of the pro-Iranian group Hezbollah, or Party of God. +The dinners were abandoned for the Grauman's Chinese theater, which could accommodate servicemen guests with its 2,258 capacity. +The news agency did not give the vote totals, delayed by a partial re-vote Monday after authorities evidence of voter fraud in the initial Nov. 22 voting. +Asian buyers, agents say, have become more sophisticated and stopped overpaying. +Well-known dissidents Roza Hodosan and underground publisher Gabor Demszky were thrown to the floor of a police station and beaten by officers in front of about 15 other detainees, he said. +A bus overturned in western Zimbabwe, killing six people and injuring 36, police said Saturday. +That meant an adult film had only to sell about 20,000 videocassettes _ an average wholesale cost of $25 per cassette _ to qualify as a megahit. +If Measure H doesn't pass, nearly half the utility tax proceeds would be lost - essentially killing the deal. +Last year a DOT administrative law judge recommended that the route be given to Continental, but that recommendation was subject to review by a senior department official designated to deal with international air routes. +Highs in the 80s were forecast for Florida, the Southwest and West, with temperatures in the 60s expected in the Pacific Northwest and most of the Midwest. +James Griffiths, senior vice president for 20th Century Fox, announced the plans in Oologah, where residents of the humorist's hometown were celebrating Will Rogers Days. +The dollar gained against the Japanese yen for the fourth consecutive trading day today, and the yen's weakening sharply pushed down prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. +If it is rejected, then his single most important initiative will have been seen to be a failure. However, whether rejection would go so far as to lead to an economic collapse and nationalist backlash is questionable. +They sometimes post spotters near bases where E2Cs take off, such as Homestead or the Key West Naval Air Station. +It was mass chaos." Robert Wunderle, spokesman for Pathmark's parent company, Supermarkets General, said two other cashiers and five customers also were injured. +World-wide, Ford sold 1.7 million cars and trucks in the second quarter, down from 1.8 million a year earlier. +A taxi-driver, pocketing a far-from-princely Pounds 2 after dropping a colleague at Waterloo station, bade him farewell with: 'Thanks for the ride'. +Delegates to the regional conference make the final selection. +Analyst John Adams of Adams Harkness & Hill notes that Digital is pushing employees to leave under a voluntary severance plan; he thinks a dividend is unlikely when employees are being asked for sacrifices. +As part of Pan Am's trans-Atlantic switch in planes, Mr. Plaskett said he plans to return five leased Boeing 747-400s to General Electric Credit Corp., a General Electric Co. unit, by April 1991. +Himmelsbach, who now lives in Portland, Ore., said List and Cooper have similar descriptions. +The letter, circulated by Reps. +Mr Major's commitment at the Rio conference last year to reductions of CO by the turn of the century is being three-quarters met. +For the year, single-family home construction dropped 5.8 percent to 1.08 million units. +As with the oil-tanker company, critical initiatives may be stymied or delayed pending application for, and issuance of, the visa. +Few can afford to buy housing in Japan's overheated real-estate market, so some spend the surplus yen on canned oxygen (used by sports buffs and others) and electric nail shavers. +The new record date is Dec. 31. +Another key vacancy looms in Chrysler Corp.'s dwindling executive ranks after Bennett Bidwell, the outspoken head of car- and truck-making operations, said he will step down at the end of the year. +The company said the transaction is subject to a definitive agreement and isn't subject to any financing contingencies. +A doctor at Hospital Rosales, one of the largest in the capital of San Salvador, told The Associated Press by telephone that 156 civilians wounded by weapons and explosives had been admitted to that hospital. +"We were taking our time," she said. "But all this came up with the gangs, so we decided we was going to get married." Smith, 25, said the gang situation has improved since the raids. +Though an animal of surprising quickness and speed, the buffalo has never been as challenging as, say, whitetail deer. +The rear section, shrouded in smoke, continued to be awash. +Two others each had 5 percent. +Gallo and Bolognesi, but other prominent National Institutes of Health researchers as well, including Samuel Broder, director of clinical oncology at the National Cancer Institute. +Officials said about 7,000 riot policemen were being assembled in Masan and nearby Changwon. +Doctors call for fewer transfusions, and more people opt for donating their own blood prior to elective surgery. +The plant has been off line since March 3, and the company now expects operations to resume in late October. +Other big corn buyers during the month were Taiwan, Spain, South Korea and Mexico. +One sector after another, from construction to automobiles to retailing, reported dizzying growth in profits and sales. +These efforts seem to be paying off. +Semi-Tech said Mr. Ting would become Emerson chief executive. +Shares of several companies that reported bad news earlier this week continued to slide. +He acquired his priceless Amati as a gift after his recital debut in New York. +He said that talks are in progress with a number of potential partners, and that Hoogovens is mainly interested in dealing with other European companies. +Education is the first. +It could be called a case of Texas hamburglary. +Bond-trading volume has also slackened sharply, reflecting increasing uncertainty about the direction of interest rates. +He later called to say he wouldn't be coming in. +For the three months ended Nov. 3, the crafts retailer said its sales rose 21% to $103.6 million from $85.4 million in the year-earlier quarter. +Opperman said the fighting apparently started today when Xhosas attacked a Zulu hostel and the Zulus mounted a revenge attack. +The latter is rare enough at any time. +A Senate committee has accused the Reagan administration of placing excessive political pressure on the Federal Reserve Board to speed up the growth of the nation's supply of money. +He also called the leaders of Japan, Korea and Israel to discuss the summit. +"I'm not a job hunter," Jatoi said after a coalition meeting that ended his brief tenure. +For years, he didn't know why. +Huge clouds of smoke obscured much of the embattled Christian enclave north of the capital as shells and rockets rained down from mountaintop and coastal positions. +Kawasaki Steel gained 11 yen to 272 yen and Nippon Steel was up 6 yen at 367 yen. +The Senate late Thursday gave unanimous approval to Simon's bill implementing recommendations of a presidential emergency board, which in July called for trimming 689 brakemen. +In services, slow growth in labor productivity means that the expansion in output has been brought about by a large and rapid increase in its labor force. +Another former astronaut, Joseph Allen, said several space accomplishments were imminent. +Federal law allows her to consider any information about a defendant in determining an appropriate sentence. +Texas had the greatest decline with 17 fewer rigs and New Mexico dropped by one. +The school board was awaiting written confirmation of Ward's condition from his physician in Indianapolis, Jobe said. +Since Friday the salmon farmers have been prohibited from harvesting salmon in a 400,000 square mile area under a ban ordered by the Scottish Office. +Many analysts fear for their own pocketbooks because Mr Clinton has promised to raise taxes on the wealthy. +NBC said the union, which has been on strike for 17 weeks, had scheduled meetings to discuss the vote. +"There is no such thought either in the mind of the leader, or the Guardian council, nor do others think like this," he said. +Ms. Duemlein and Lotze were married and living in Cottbus under the names Manfred and Katharina Jansen and had an 8-year-old child. +Other parties are banned and cannot form to support candidates in next month's elections. +Crown, which announced earlier this week that it would be acquired by Random House, owns Outlet Book Co., a thriving remainder and reprint operation. +Suddenly I heard her laugh. +He says he would like to vote Yes to portions of the treaty and No to others, and so in 10 days' time he may end up posting a blank ballot. One of his customers, a young trainee mechanic, says he may also adopt the same tactic. +Another disputed issue is when an employee is considered to have been fired for "gross misconduct." +The weather service's regional forecast today called for showers and thunderstorms with a chance of heavy rains. +Bradford & Bingley refers customers either to its branch manager or to the Controller of Secretarial Services in head office. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Gates Learjet closed at $5, down 50 cents. +In the early 1980s commercial fishermen defied the Navy and entered restricted waters during military maneuvers. +But Herrington said it was decided that plutonium produced by the three Savannah River reactors, along with the recycling of plutonium from retired nuclear weapons could meet demand. +The United Nations announced that Mrs. Reagan will address the Third Committee, which covers social and humanitarian issues, and meet Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar. +Traffic into the Cabinet room can be fierce. +Richard C. Breeden, President Bush's choice for chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, pledges to crack down hard on inside traders but says his No. 1 problem is improving the pay of the agency's staff. +Fifteen months ago, Greece and Turkey nearly went to war over oil-drilling rights in the Aegean in a flare-up that apparently persuaded Papandreou to change his hard-line policy toward Turkey. +That's a very crude effect but it is an effect.' Nor had philosophy been squeezed out by science. +'The best database and strategies are likely to be provided by people with experience. +He adds that the board "without cause" specifically ordered him not to go to the office. +Sales of prerecorded videocassettes in 1989 soared 40 percent from a year ago, as "Batman" helped spark $7.1 billion in video sales and rentals. +Instead, he cloaked himself in Torrijos' nationalist banner, accusing the United States of plotting to renege on the 1977 treaties that put the Panama Canal in local hands at the end of the century. +Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Arens said he was informed of the decision at a meeting with Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney. +In its early days so few people watched S4C, the Welsh fourth channel, the joke was that it would have been been cheaper to give Welsh speakers free video recorders. More than a decade later all that has changed. +I don't want to believe that this is a struggle between Wessis (west Germans) and Ossis (east Germans). +Congress approved legislation authorizing $299.6 billion in defense spending for fiscal 1989 and sent it to Reagan. +Of course you film fans are familiar with the classic "Killers of Sheep." +The company wouldn't project the amount of the charges or the loss. +The opposition Democratic Progressive Party, however, has staged street demonstrations in support of opening all seats to elections, actions that elicited expressions of caution from the Nationalists on the need to maintain law and order. +And Governor Jim Edgar of Illinois, a Republican, has been insistently calling for a truce in the bidding wars by all states. At a National Governors' Association meeting in August, Mr Edgar made some headway toward his goal. +Bonfires can be no larger than 12-feet wide and no taller than 25 feet. +Thus, analysts said, the Fed also should appreciate the downward revision in the GNP's April-June inflation rate. +"I think this is an important study because it adds increasing evidence that choices that we make as individuals in our lifestyle are perhaps the most important and powerful determinant of our health and longevity," Ornish said. +The standoff between the two agencies, coupled with the Reagan administration's failure to recommend any legislative changes in market regulation, has drawn criticism from exchange officials and lawmakers. +Suspected Sikh militants detonated a bomb in New Delhi, killing at least four Hindus and injuring about 40 other people, police said. +Prospects in the Senate for similar language are uncertain. +But Benson said the situation in New York was complicated by the involvement of local police _ "very unusual in an airline crash," he said _ who reached the scene soon after the accident and were frustrated by the pilot's departure. +Mr. Exley responded that his board would consider the latest overture but didn't indicate how soon the board would meet. +The house was badly damaged, but no one was home at the time of the crash, firemen said. +He suggested if it lasts into June, it could substantially delay the start of the 1988-89 television season, causing more defections by network viewers to alternatives like cable and videocassettes. +Congressional committees have no power to adjudicate the guilt or innocence of anyone, only to gather information in furtherance of Congress's oversight and legislative functions. +Bernsen and Bochco said the key to "L.A. Law's" success could be a sophistication that appeals to audiences young and old. +The lone elected black member of Miami's city commission attributed his re-election to "tri-ethnic" support, although ballots were cast mainly along ethnic lines in this racially tense city. +Joyce Parnell, a secretary at the Chamberlin Hotel which overlooks the passage into Hampton Roads from Chesapeake Bay, said the Eisenhower drifted into the other ship. +But retirement may not be as abrupt as generally believed, and some retirees have second thoughts, another team of researchers concludes. +SWAPO guerrillas have been fighting since 1966 to end South African control of the territory, which is also called South-West Africa. +So far he has won Pounds 1m and counting. Then there's Jay Sigel, a name that will be familiar to those who follow amateur golf. +The marriage rate doubled from 4.5 per thousand in 1975 to 9.8 percent in 1983, according to available statistics. +Ravishanker Navampally, an engineer on the 853-foot Norwegian ship, said he was just about to go to sleep early Saturday when he heard a loud noise and felt a strong vibration rock the crew quarters. +"While we did not reach an agreement, the department does intend to meet all of its obligations under the National Environmental Policy Act," she said. +This will continue until motorists are obliged to pay a price for the use of roads that reflects marginal social cost. +Banner has three designated directors on Revco's board. +But Justice Department lawyers told the high court to reject the appeal by the environmentalists and organized labor. +If the crop had survived, Verjes said, it would have been compressed into bricks and taken to a buyer by burro. +Increases in plans reflect ECGD's exposure to movements in interest and exchange rates. +The camp in the tiny town of Tunbridge, population 200 at the time, soon became a darling of Eleanor Roosevelt and the focus of nationwide media attention. +Truck shipments aren't restricted, but face a 25% U.S. duty compared with the 2.5% duty on cars. +I think some people come here and expect to see wild horses running through the streets." Sutherland said all he needed was dinner in one resident's home to remind him that Bartlesville has plenty of culture. +Taylor said the bank gave her a choice of either notifying them in writing, or canceling the account and getting a new card. Taylor said DeIulis was unsure what to do and agreed to have the card "restricted," meaning no one could use it. +A sample question: What is the best indicator of the cost of a loan? +Rodime had argued for years that it has a broad patent covering 3 1/2-inch hard-disk drives, which are widely used, and wants royalties from numerous manufacturers. +Brambles bought the stake in 1989 when the company badly needed a cash infusion, but the two companies have butted heads, and at one point, Brambles went to court to challenge some transactions at Environmental Systems. +The estimates are of pay before tax and social security contributions. +Analysts called the terms more than fair to Intermedics. +He remains an ordinary human and, unfortunatey, is susceptible to ailments lurking in his path even in orbit," said Valery Polyakov, deputy director of the Health Ministry's Institute for Medical-Biological Problems. +If the budget summit's dark cloud has a silver lining, it is this: It now should be apparent to everyone that tax increases are not the answer to deficit spending. +So traders sell whole bonds to the Fed, and buy back 'strips' in their place - or vice versa. Jett's scheme enabled him to report a profit from the recreation of whole bonds out of the component pieces. +The new system is expected to be in full operation within one year. +President Reagan announced Thursday that he is recommending to Congress that the building be demolished because the Soviets installed listening devices. +Certainly, streamlining product lines, while a major cost-saver, isn't risk-free. +The program also sets up local advisory boards and helps group-home operators mollify residents' fears by citing 30 studies that show that group homes don't hurt property values. +Havel, 54, a playwright and former dissident, was quoted by the Hebrew daily Haaretz as saying Arafat assured him that the Palestine Liberation Organization wants Israel to adopt U.S. proposals for starting a Palestinian-Israeli dialogue. +Our challenge now is to hew out of a wilderness of competing interests a new kind of opportunity in the Americas. +Currently, 40 percent are in this academic category. +The Securities and Exchange Commission investigators have asked the Steinhardt firm for information about its role in the two-year auction. +Vasquez was shot in the hand during that struggle. +It is, in miniature, a paradigm of the nationwide struggle over the problem, in a state where opinion is almost evenly divided. +But the charges against Robinson were dismissed by U.S. District Judge Harold Ryan in Idaho for lack of evidence. +Its stops have included Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago; it arrives in Milwaukee, its last stop, Aug. 27. +U.N. sources said 68 rockets hit the city in the last week, not counting Sunday. +The group, Greenpeace, said the secret radioactive shipment violates a six-month moratorium on reactor fuel shipments to the United States, imposed by DOE on Jan. 1 to assess environmental risks. +For 20 years or so, the signs have also advertised what Nash calls his cancer research on chickens. +Gold prices have gained more than $20 an ounce in the past month and a half, and have closed above $360 for 13 consecutive sessions. +The three fatalities, of Arabs aged 16 to 22, brought to 258 the number of Palestinians killed since the uprising began Dec. 8. Four Israelis have died during the same period. +The Pentagon also said elements of the 4th Marine Expeditionary Brigade, headquartered at Norfolk, Va., are deploying to Saudi Arabia. +In export-led electrical and computer issues, Hitachi gained 20 yen to 1,130 ($8.28). +Vickers is pursuing the order in the face of competition from the French company Societe Navigation Atomique "This is a very isolated incident and we will be pressing ahead with our bid. +Investors continued to be reluctant to buy, given economic uncertainties, the Tokyo market's slide, the London decline and a mixed German bond market. +On the New York Commodity Exchange Friday, gold for current delivery settled at $403.20 an ounce, down 60 cents. +That money is legally the child's for the life of the trust. +Significant investments had been made in the business, and he aimed to accelerate the rate of return to shareholders. Fraser, whose total emoluments last year were Pounds 113,000, was on a three-year rolling contract. +One depicts two women and a man and the other two men on a python. +Sources close to Texaco say the company, which once offered Pennzoil $2 billion to settle the case, has reverted to a ceiling of well below $1 billion. +In a second trade matter, Yeutter announced successful resolution of negotiations with the government of South Korea over charges that country was unfairly keeping American films out of South Korean theaters. +Since the early 1980s, wildlife biologists have been strapping transmitters weighing about 20 grams, or about as heavy as two quarters, on the backs of both juvenile and adult owls. +"This is the way the outlaw general sees fit to carry on his so-called war of liberation," the committee declared in a statement. +With more than 100 pictures in it, this show is just too big for the relatively small talent that it seeks to reveal. +Brokers who list expensive properties for sale are offering luxury cars and $10,000 bonuses to agents who close deals. +Analysts said they expected Upjohn's profit to be flat or rise by only about 2% to 4% as compared with $89.6 million, or 49 cents a share, it earned a year ago. +Since then, Brenner has coordinated a national research team looking at ways of preventing allergies related to cockroaches. Those include medical professionals, human behavior specialists, home construction experts and entomologists. +Both sales and earnings were below analysts' expectations. +Outside the courthouse, he shook hands with several jurors. +Varian Associates plans to cut 600 jobs and sell certain operations to boost flagging profit and reduce its dependence on military contracts. +The Soviet vessel also recovered two bodies spotted by the plane. +Activity was sluggish in most areas except for takeover stocks, dealers said, and a rise of #380 million ($620.9 million) in Britain's underlying reserves last month was taken as a reflection of the British pound's strength and boosted sentiment. +Meanwhile, every principal in the district has received a stern telephone call, warning against using students for any future political lobbying. +Turning to the Arab-Israeli conflict, Mr. Pipes describes with equal clarity the congeries of pain, fear and frustration. +In Oslo, Norwegian police who took charge of the case said they were looking for one or more arsonists, but added that the firebug could have been among the victims of the flames that engulfed the 10,500-ton ship en route from Norway to Denmark. +For Perez and his fellow fishermen here, the conflict in the Persian Gulf seems just as remote. +The Merrill Lynch-backed group's cash offer is for as many as 77.6 million of Borg-Warner's 85.6 million common shares outstanding. +John Watson, president of the Security Traders Association, a trade group that represents traders in the OTC market, called Mr. Formato's characterization of the industry "completely false." +The Social Democrats still want to be in a position to reap a political windfall, however, if Kohl's economic merger plans produce severely negative effects. +Executives of a few major general merchandise and department store chains said they were satisfied with their results. +The Joplin, Mo., trucking concern said the board's decision is based on "past discussions with its investment banking firm and its own personal knowledge and belief." +He said he hopes the research will help convince doctors that "everyone who is fat isn't that way just because they are gluttonous slobs. +But the Shearson executives said the suspension of Messrs. Meisler and Dobin have nothing to do with allegations of improper trading or matters related to the Da Puzzo case. +The CDC has concluded children exposed to AIDS do not generally pose a risk to their classmates, but some unconvinced parents are still raising objections. +Hatem, 78, who died Sunday, had been hospitalized since Aug. 4. He had been diagnosed as having cancer and diabetes. +After stabilizing the jogger, a doctor did tests to look for evidence of rape, Bello said. +MESA, Ariz. _ A bronze sculpture at the base of a neon-outlined 16-story office tower here honors real estate developer Conley Wolfswinkel's parents, "without whose love and guidance this building never would have been possible." +The real key to growth and development in the poorer countries is for them to be able to sell their products in a sympathetic trading climate. That brings me to the Uruguay Round of the Gatt negotiations. +Just over that border are the Vietnamese troops who fired 17 rounds of artillery shells into the camp on Jan. 26, injuring Nak Chhoeun and eight others. +They will continue in their present posts. +But, he said Congress has appropriated $100 million for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 and if that's not enough the agency will go to Capitol Hill and ask for more. +Assuming the next Congress puts its money where this Congress put its mouth, the U.S. might at last be on track to deal successfully with drug addiction. +The report said about 65 percent of people in northern Minho province go to church regularly, but the number dips below 5 percent in the southern Alentejo, the rural stronghold of the Communist Party. +Other committee sources said this week that the October revenue numbers due out early next month will be "flat," even though Mr. Keefe, who has announced he is resigning in December, still predicts they will be up by 13.4% over last year. +Traders also watched closely for signals about the dollar's outlook from the Treasury's three-day refunding auction of $27 billion in securities, which began yesterday. +The two held up to 20 people hostage Feb. 1 at The Robesonian newspaper offices in Lumberton, near the South Carolina border. +Critics fear Sharon could raise tensions between Israel and the United States by channeling Soviet immigrants into the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. +The institute said the high interest rates would also 'choke off' the next economic recovery and prevent prolonged growth. +The gunmen dragged the victims out of their homes from Diyadawa and Siyamablagoda villages and took them to jungles where they were shot, said the officials. +The larger creditors are essentially trying to convince the smaller ones that it is better to have an orderly sale of Mr. Trump's assets than allow a bankruptcy judge to decide how they are disposed of. +United Telecommunications Inc. said Tuesday it will buy the remaining 19.9 percent of US Sprint and change its name to Sprint Corp. to cash in on the high profile of its long-distance subsidiary. +That in itself is a social breakthrough in a country where single women are expected to live with their families. +"When Perelman began stalking Pantry Pride, it was trading at $3 a share," a Wall Street source said. +Pharmaceuticals raced ahead 3 1/8 to 25 1/4 on trading of more than 1.4 million shares. +Then Mikhail Gorbachev and Wojciech Jaruzelski decided to clear the air. +Mark Ohmer, a member of Fort Bragg's 82nd Airborne Division's chemical unit, was to marry Angela Nelson, 19, on Saturday in suburban Detroit. +"Newell's previously stated interest in a so-called `strategic alliance' is of no interest to us," said Stanley Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Richard H. Ayers yesterday. +The president knew and supported Congressman Smith during his election to a seat vacated by Sen. Trent Lott. +The carrier, which operates as United Express, said its load factor, or percentage of seats filled, rose to 48.4% in the period from 41.7% the year before. +The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development is now predicting growth in Italy's gross domestic product of just 1.7% this year after a sluggish 2% in 1990. +By 17% to 24%, voters lost respect for Republican senators; by an even wider margin of 11% to 35%, they lost respect for Democratic senators. +The head of the panel of Eastern Airlines' unsecured creditors says the group has lost confidence in the ability of the airline's managers to pull the company out of its financial troubles. +A Dow Chemical spokeswoman said both men will retain their current titles and responsibilities. +There is rampant corruption in the Bureau of Indian Affairs and among many tribal leaders, an Indian activist told Congress on Monday. +Party officials from provinces and cities were gathering in Beijing to prepare for the meeting, sources said. +"There should be at least one advantage to being homeless in the countryside," he says. +A 14-foot version sells for about $999 and has 5,624 branches. +The individual said, however, that it was unlikely that Mr. Edelman and Dominon would succeed in their bid. +A new foreign investment law has been enacted to attract foreign capital. On the negative side, a shortage of electricity is threatening industries in the southern island of Mindanao and there are fears that the main island of Luzon may also be affected. +She said she has about 50 men and women of all ages in her listings. +But executives say the lessons, while memorable, can be disturbing. +"I found out it was the last week of schools and graduation so I moved it up" to May 10-14, Shelly Steiger, whose family has owned Philadelphia's only theater for more than 35 years, said Friday. +He only recorded "Wild World" at the request of the record company and criticized the song even after it became successful. "Close to You," with its funky track and breezy hook, was his idea. +Opening at 121.85 yen, the currency moved within 121.60 yen and 122.85 yen. +Calling for Soviet peasants to become "true masters of the land," Mr. Gorbachev told a central committee meeting on Friday that there should be a special new law enabling farmers to have leases lasting "25, 30 and even 50 years." +The fires were exacerbated by drought and high wind. +Polling booths in all these regions will remain open all day today to compensate for the delays. Counting of votes, which had been due to begin today, will now commence tomorrow morning. +The House Armed Services Committee, which has been skeptical of the LHX program, voted to authorize only $10 million for research and development on the program in fiscal 1988. +The left also exercises a foreign-policy veto over the Democratic presidential nominee, which is why the good Democratic candidates don't run and the running ones look so plastic. +Why hide the evidence? +Also due out today is the industrial production and capacity utilization reports for December. +Dr. Schwartz argues, however, that such high-technology procedures are usually less traumatic than traditional treatments and hence tend to expand the pool of patients who can be treated. +The normal level of lead in Skagway's soil is about 50 parts per million, said Dick Stokes, southeast regional supervisor for the state Department of Environmental Conservation. +The increase was "the best we could do against an anti-worker administration that refuses to do justice for America's working poor," said Kennedy, chairman of the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee. +And that's also how it is with the current of German history," said Kohl. +On a 90-mile flight from Sulaymaniyah to Arbil, geometric grids of new concrete dwellings rose along highways or on the outskirts of large towns. +Returning Columbia to the hangar would push the mission into July. +The companies didn't immediately disclose terms of the proposed transaction. +When he was supreme allied commander in Europe from 1979 to 1987, Gen. +The U.S. government "wanted to avoid litigation that would get into matters having to do, certainly, with classified information, with payments by our government and other governments to Noriega," defense attorney Jon May said. +At the beginning of 1990, the world economy was in an economic boom. +"The figures were good," said Aubrey Zaffuto, vice president for economics at J. Henry Schroder Bank & Trust Co. in New York. +They look for the consumer price index to be rising at a 4.6% annual rate by the end of next year. +Government officials were cautiously optimistic about the employment outlook. +Newsday said the weapon was one of several firearms and explosives discovered by Colombian authorities in two Bogota safehouses when they arrested the suspected assassins Sept. 21. +It has 48 freight cars, and Malwal, Maput and Aweil are each to receive the load from 16 cars. +And creating one would require amounts of energy that are inconceivable with any technology known today. Many physicists, including Stephen Hawking of Cambridge University, continue to maintain that time-travel is impossible. +But Richard Sharp, the chief executive of Circuit City, says he has shopped at Brand Central departments and doesn't feel threatened. +The plan to boost executive pensions at a total cost of $41.6 million a year has already proved divisive, attracting backers and opponents from GM's largest shareholders. +Once in a while, Frank said, Rather just has to give the barn door a kick. +Dissidents contend the United States condoned the South Korean army's bloody suppression of the nine-day uprising, in which at least 191 people were killed. +There haven't been any calls or notes asking for ransom," he said. +Richard Ott of Zurich's Federal Institute of Technology. +"I thought he would be killed," she said. +Instead, she will race in a suit she picked up at a used-clothing store. +But the Pentagon has rejected other pleas. +Police gave no figures on arrests or injuries in the six days of protest. +The British pound strengthened slightly against the dollar in London, to $1.6785 from $1.6758. +American was part of Financial Corp. of America when it ran into huge losses on real estate and a run on deposits in the mid-1980s under Charles W. Knapp, who was later replaced by regulators. +Meanwhile, Cannondale Corp.'s incentive to keep making all of its high-performance bicycles in the U.S. is two-fold. +Michael Jackson, hospitalized for chest pains, has been under pressure to finish an album and was distressed by the deaths of his grandmother, AIDS victim Ryan White and Sammy Davis Jr., says a spokesman. +Government sets fresh deadline of October 4. September 30 - Armoured vehicles close in on parliament. +Last month, a federal judge ruled there was "sufficient evidence" of a possible conspiracy, and refused Merrill Lynch's and Prudential-Bache's motions to be dismissed from the case. +The fish will defend its territory from that intrusion." The first pass may tell you whether you are going to catch that fish. +U.K. takeover referees cleared the way for the battle for Britoil to proceed. +South Africa also has many powerful and well-established companies which are likely to give any foreign competitor a torrid time. Finally, South African companies have not exactly been falling over themselves to invest in new capacity. +Her parents and neighbors, helpless, watched the men drag her into the street and fire three bullets into her head and chest. +It threatened harsh action in response. +It said 420,000 houses, 825 miles of irrigation canals and 85 miles of dikes had been damaged. +Today there were 23 children at the long house, all claiming to live at Kromboom Farm. +He said he felt helpless. +"The crux is not the stock market, but the weak U.S. economy" and the potential for widening interest-rate differentials, Mr. Leone said. +We wish to put right the mistakes of 1974. +However, part of the procedure is very confusing. +That's good for us because our sport has lots of room for new players. +But companies tendering to set up the new network would be "stupid" to propose 100% foreign ownership, he added. +"What I think we're seeing is an important movement toward teaching legal skills in law schools," he says. +Swaggart, stripped of his credentials as an Assemblies of God minister, returned after a three-month suspension originally ordered by an Assemblies' state council. +A big question mark was how many of this tropical island's 9.3 million eligible voters would ignore the threats and go to the polls. +The screams stopped and Garland emerged from the bathroom saying "something was wrong, that his friend wasn't breathing," the detective said. +One senior Israeli official who spoke on condition of anonymity said Israel would not support Aoun just because he was a Christian leader. +This had a split-capital structure, with ordinary income shares and zeros each designed to yield around 8.1 per cent. +I do want to see _ find a way to step up the total funding on anti-narcotics, and I want to get _ I'll go back to what I said on Bill Bennett, because this question of Cabinet rank and whether that shows less of an interest in narcotics troubles me. +The Labor Department is scheduled to report Friday on the employment situation for April. +Results for both periods included small gains from discontinued operations. +In December 1982, Beirut's demarcation line was again dismantled by the western peacekeepers and the city was reunited anew. +Some 275 firefighters battled the fire with two tanker planes and two helicopters, said Mary Plumb of the Bureau of Land Management. Containment was expected this weekend, she said. +Legislator Nicholas Bennett of the governing Conservative Party also urged Mayhew to investigate to determine if the movie is blasphemous and could lead to violence if screened in Britain. +Proceeds from the sale are expected to be initially applied to satisfy the company's outstanding debts, including a secured loan from Chemical Banking Corp. +Lawmakers urging a conference committee said they were concerned over four changes made by the Senate after House passage a year ago. +Mr. Kohan says business founders should look for buyers with "more than deep pockets, somebody who understands the business." +They are picking up a Canadian army signals unit in Trenton, Ontario. +The average retail-price increase for the first six months was 3.2%, down from the 25.5% increase for the same period last year, the bureau said. +Howe wrote British Member of Parliament Greville Janner in 1986 that his own investigation had determined the four commandos were held in a Gestapo jail. +'We weren't understood in the south-east and we're a very different company now to then,' he said. The Scottish move will not affect the programme of store openings throughout England. +Cheney, heading back to Washington at the end of a four-day tour of five Persian Gulf states, told reporters traveling with him that the Bush administration also favors increasing aid to Egypt. +"There's no evidence they ever intended to notify Congress at all," he suggests. +While the pact hasn't been formally signed, "we've agreed on all the money issues," said the Disney channel's president, John F. Cooke. +Columbia said its net interest income fell to $12.7 million from $60.2 million. +"We've already seen this movie several times," says former Planning Minister Delfim Netto. +The inclusion of BNP may prepare it to be a core shareholder in other privatised groups. 'This is pretty much the cream of the state sector,' said one merchant banker in Paris. +Still, not all bond-fund investors could take heart. +This was less restrictive than the proposal of Rep. Tom Harkin (D., Iowa) that would have barred funds to assist any group or individual "in carrying out military activities in or against Nicaragua." +In their first voyage from Cuba, they traveled with four others in a small plastic boat. +Though putting a film together requires tremendous single-mindedness of purpose, this complex process can benefit from the thoughtful outside voice. +The indictment also charged the suspects with the illegal purchase of weapons in Dayton, Ohio, and of trying to bribe witnesses in New York to protect the posse from investigation. +Numerous officials, managers and other experts have come from the west to participate in the economic, political and social rebuilding of Saxony. +K The Vatican said Thursday that some of the 37 Roman Catholic seminaries in America are "starved of students" because they are not getting adequate support from the Catholic community. +First Executive's insurance units remain heavily reliant on junk bonds despite major sales of such securities in 1990, filings show, suggesting the units' major problems aren't over. +The bank and the fund are twin bodies owned by 151 countries, with headquarters in Washington. +On the American Stock Exchange, the shares closed at 81.25 cents, down 6.25 cents. +The company said the notes are exchangeable for shares of Chemical Waste Management Inc. common stock owned by Waste Management at an initial exchange rate of 8.609 shares per note. +Then on Thursday it fell another 8 per cent, its worst day since the Tiananmen square massacre in 1989. +The church service concluded a two-day visit by the Anglican leader to a windswept, treeless plain outside Port Nolloth, about 400 miles north of Cape Town. +New export orders were up for the 28th consecutive month, as the seasonally unadjusted index rose to 60.5 percent from 59.5 percent. The report said 74 percent of the group's members exported last month, up from 71 percent in March and a three year high. +He declined to say how many workers would be affected. +The following year it suddenly jumped to 16.1%. +Mongolia became the sixth East bloc country to establish formal ties with capitalist South Korea after Hungary, Poland, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria. +Such disruptions combine to produce a breakdown in a taut economic system like the Soviet Union's, which has always had shortages and where producers have tended to operate as monopolists. +Nearly 45,000 acres of timber and grass have burned since a series of fires was sparked by lightning Tuesday. +But the reporting has been a windfall for some. +Ortega's extension was the fourth of a formal 60-day truce that took effect April 1. The U.S.-backed Contras said in June they would observe the cease-fire indefinitely. +These include inflammation of the pancreas, found in 17% of adults, and peripheral nerve damage, in 22%. +The number of shares in David Syme hasn't been set, but Rothwells Ltd., Warwick Fairfax's merchant-bank adviser, said the share capital will represent the value of the unit's assets. +Kauffmann spent his last six months of captivity in the company of American hostages, first Thomas Sutherland, then Frank Reed. +If Volvo doesn't go after Pillsbury, analysts expect the Swedish group to put its cash hoard elsewhere. +Larry Price, the station's news director, said he was encouraged by Shea's order "because it would seem to indicate some interest in the Supreme Court in hearing the appeal. +But whereas most Brussels science programs subsidize corporate and university research, Ispra is special in being the biggest of four laboratories owned, funded and managed entirely by the EC's corps of bureaucrats. +Mr. O'Neil said the company's revenue continued to increase in the latest quarter, reflecting marketing programs for its network of laboratories. +The officials said both agencies endorsed the bankruptcy filing. +"I'll just have to start it all over again," he said as he surveyed the damage, dressed in an Afghan sweater and an apron decorated with blue ducks. +Now other hospitals are deciding they need the service "just to compete," says Ellen Rudnick of Baxter Healthcare Corp., Deerfield, Ill. +Although there was general agreement here that the major motive for mergers is economic, there was a recognition that mergers were more than selfless efforts to make the economy function more efficiently. +"The blue lights were warm and welcoming," he said of police escorts marchers received in parts of Mississippi and Alabama. "In the '60s, the lights were hostile and forboding." Drugs joined poverty as a theme in the latest march, Lowery said. +"With the end of South Africa's administration, all U.S. sanctions against Namibia are being lifted," Bush said. +DNX was formed in March 1988, by the merger of Transgenics Corp., of Princeton, and Embryogen Inc., of Athens. +Walter Williams, a George Mason University economist, recalls being given a tour of a Milliken mill after giving a speech to its managers. +Shaw bought its own yarn mills, and now makes almost all of its own material. +Coming to, he remembers being told to deny his way-out and inner realizations or he'll be an outcast. +But the movie misses its chance to explore deeply the inevitable culture clash between Wendy and Hiro, and instead relies on repeated laments of "you wouldn't understand" and focuses on their common troubles. +A wave of buying by big professional traders sparked a rally in the soybean pit, and also helped support corn prices in trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. +Saudi Arabia offered price incentives to lure back oil customers and revive its crude output, which has plunged recently. +In the 14 months since he took over, Moore has chopped about 2,000 jobs and closed six plants. +We expressed our urgent opinion on three particular matters: 1 _ All legal options available in South Africa should be used to secure clemency for the Sharpeville Six. +Iraq, which said it would accept the resolution soon after it passed, insists on direct talks with Iran before a cease-fire. +"P&G gains entry into a core over-the-counter category with a leading antacid brand with no major upfront capital investment," Procter & Gamble Chairman Edwin L. Artzt said in a statement. +Can we really emerge from them more personable and persuasive than when we went in? To find out, I joined an intensive session designed for a female executive at BZW by Harley Young Associates, which specialises in corporate cultural development. +But he has clung to the image of an academician. Tall, gray-haired and tweed-clothed, he seems able to lecture his colleagues on an infinite range of topics. +'It is extraordinarily important that we reach out and share our con- viction about what we know to be a certainty, which is that we run a safe airline,' Weintraub says. +His fans, in awe of his output, wonder how he does it. +The bridge was damaged Sunday when the adjacent Lake Washington bridge collapsed after a driving rainstorm and crashed into the I-90 span's support cables. +In return, the Americans can continue to use six military installations in the Philippines, including Clark Air Base and Subic Naval Station, both among the biggest U.S. bases overseas. +"We will do what we feel is best for the prison and also for them," he said in a telephone interview. +He has rejected U.S. calls for Israel to compromise with the Palestinians. +He said: '1994 is going to be a difficult year in China. +"I have some bad news for the bad guys: Hunting season is over. The rules on our side have changed too. +In 1986, Kodak began reassessing its foreign-exchange operation. +We're real proud of Mrs. Galyean. +He brought it in good," Eberly said. +The Iowa soybean crop fared better; 57% was reported in good condition, with 6% excellent, 34% fair and 3% poor. +Texas, Georgia and Oklahoma limited the number of loans problem schools could process. +Yesterday Mr Ingvar Carlsson, prime-minister elect, delayed until today an announcement on his efforts to form a government following preliminary contact with the leaders of the other parties. +But prosecutors and investigators for months have painted Dixon as the main culprit behind the crimes. +"We're uncertain whether we'll appeal," the spokesman said. +"You can go public without any outside directors, but it's not advisable," Mr. Pitt says. +It said the government is targeting law-abiding citizens and their guns, not criminals who will ignore gun-control laws anyway. +"We're taking names and kicking ankles," said Rep. Les AuCoin (D., Ore.). +Talone said the wires, which run down the landing gear strut, apparently got tangled and yanked the circuit board out when the gear came down. +Meanwhile, stock markets in the region are hitting new highs, spurred largely by foreign investment. +Thursday's wreck was about 10 miles south of Miamisburg. Carlisle is between Cincinnati and Dayton. +'It has a wonderful opportunity but faces horrible risks. +Now in previews, opens April 30. Circle in the Square, 239-6200, same number as Telecharge. +AT&T's long-distance phone network became jammed and cut off service, and airline traffic was backed up nationwide. +Yehudai, appointed commander of police forces in Jerusalem three years ago, has confronted frequent outbreaks of violence in the disputed city since the Palestinian uprising broke out in December 1987. +Mr Soysal has been particularly vocal in the row with Greece over territorial waters in the Aegean Sea. +The Soviets originally made that offer in July, speaking of a period of 10 years. +He turned it over to police. +Van passengers told police a man with a gun stopped the van during its pick-up route and told them he was looking for his 16-year-old adopted daughter, Carmel Shirley, who had left home a few weeks ago. +Of the 200 investors attending the Los Angeles conference, about 95% said in an informal poll on the final day that they were bearish on the market. +Remengesau took over as president in August to fill ot the term of Palau's second president, Lazarus Salii, who shot and killed himself at his home. +This, in turn, contributed to a slump in the West German bond market and left currency markets wary. +"It's a forgotten emergency," said Frank Verhaegen, senior relief coordinator with the U.N. Disaster Relief Organization. +The man's wore a gray hood and testified behind a screen to hide his identity. +He was almost alone in the government in sensing that the Pentagon's press office should be given some warning of the impending operation so it could be prepared for the deluge of press inquiries certain to come after the operation was launched. +Cognex jumped 2 1/4 to 32 1/4 after the Needham, Mass., maker of machine vision systems reported net income for the second quarter ended July 1 rose to 36 cents a share from 22 cents a share a year earlier. +Roger Baggallay, of London-based law firm Clifford Chance, says that priority should be given to suing the client outside the Iranian courts. +The FCC, in a statement, said the court's decision was "a victory for the free speech rights of all Americans. +"By Thursday morning, we knew what we wanted to do," Mr. Klamon recalls. +Rick Whitehead is played as a sturdy, loyal, salt-of-the-earth type by Bruce Weitz. +The malfunctions have involved fractures of the struts. +Ministry officials said November's reserves grew partly because of continued central-bank intervention in the foreign-exchange market to support the U.S. dollar. +Dixon asked Moosally if he thought the Navy was engaging in a cover-up. +An Indian soldier was killed when he was caught in a sniper fire in Jaffna town on Tuesday, he said. +A USGS study last summer concluded that a major or great quake is at least 60 percent likely within 30 years somewhere on the southern San Andreas. +His open contempt for those unable to shake off their pseudo-Marxist attitudes earns him respect rather than affection. +'The barriers to the exercise of power are much lower here in the UK,' he said. +Thus, says Kellas, "the Labor Party appears powerless and doesn't make enough impact. +They and others give credit-market scuttlebutt such wide play that Federal Reserve officials are sometimes forced to respond to rumors on a minute-to-minute basis. +In November, Mrs. Mofford called lawmakers into special session on auto insurance but abandoned it when the going got unexpectedly rough. +The last time foreign correspondent Thomas L. Friedman won a Pulitzer Prize he said the moment was marred because he received the news while covering the bombing of the American Embassy in Beirut. +American Jews should not judge black candidates solely by their association with Jesse Jackson, says an official of Reform Judaism. +He is often compared to Emile Zola, who influenced him. +He said police found 47 shotguns, pistols and revolvers but no military weapons. +Weiler said the galaxy will be further studied by Hubble instruments to determine if it does contain a black hole. +We've never had this in Masonry before." Officials decided Monday that yoga isn't so devilish after all. +BankAmerica, the biggest of the California-based banks, fell 2 to 33 1/2, topping the most active list on volume of more than 2.5 million shares. +"Happy Birthday" is also sung in many other languages, including Spanish, Dutch, Swedish and Malaysian. +But when Keller heard the backyard gate open and saw the dark-clothed man trying the French doors, he thought Cufferi intended to hurt his family, Assistant State Attorney Thomas Lawson told the Palm Beach County Circuit Court jury on Wednesday. +The law now allows foreign carriers to hold 25% of a U.S. airline, but the official said the department might try to block foreign investments that involve smaller stakes than that. +I have a picture in my head and I still get flashbacks. +Testimony in the case has centered on whether Bryan had good reason to do so. +It is this demand that causes the greatest uneasiness among Solidarity veterans. +They said the fallout will be widespread if oil prices should stay high for long, running up the cost of practically everything while slowing economic growth. +Not one involved human patients. +All the same, he hopes the less-expensive entry will attract new franchisees. +Drenching rains continued to stall field work in the parts of the nation while additional rain was needed in some other areas where subsoil moisture is still low, the Agriculture Department said Tuesday. +I am delighted when he goes to Germany. +Baghdad's state radio said Iraqi jets bombed the cities of Hamadan in eastern Iran and Dezful in the southeast in simultaneous raids at 9 p.m. +Moody's said it believes the general rate decrease that would result from the restructuring "will reduce cash flow and put pressure on credit indicators, capitalization, and return levels over the near term." +But it sums up a growing concern in today's era of relentless federal deficits: that a burgeoning array of big-ticket science programs threatens to crowd out a much larger number of less expensive but valuable efforts. +It is often thought that the primary purpose of American religious schools has been to serve the educational needs of their constituencies. +Police arrested more than 150 people, clashed with angry blacks and cordoned off a cathedral with barbed wire Saturday in a massive operation to stop a march by anti-apartheid women's groups. +Growth stocks may underperform cyclical stocks next year if the Federal Reserve begins to let interest rates drift sufficiently lower to boost the economy. +"Rosenman had wanted to increase its presence in Washington for some time," said Casson & Harkins's Joseph Casson, who said his own firm would benefit from Rosenman's expertise in taxes and securities. +But with a little good will, and some more concrete assurances from the French side, none of this need be insurmountable. +But reporters traveling with Shultz last month to Amman were told Jordan wanted PLO participation. +A vote to convict the first-term Republican governor would automatically remove him from office. +The payments, some of which were as much as $200,000, were made to 14 directors. +He says they were denied. +Mexican officials are denying U.S. allegations that its territory has been used by Cuba to transport weapons to leftist rebels in El Salvador. +Bentsen has made a career in Congress fighting on the side of the oil industry. +Mayor David Dinkins' personal appeals on Wednesday for ticket sales seemed to work; 10,000 tickets went in the last 24 hours. +Mr. Lucas, a towering former University of South Carolina football player who spent his college summers working as a game warden in Alaska, says he likes "open spaces as much as the next guy." +The IRS, after years of sending its tax packages out on the day following Christmas, has decided to give taxpayers a brief reprieve. +He said his assets were under $15,000 and that he had no liabilities. +He used to speak in long-winded sentences, but now he speaks very well.' Mr Allan Challenger, a psychiatric social worker, was more sceptical. +They also hired a helicopter so they could commute between Antibes, France, and Monte Carlo. +The report by the Policy Studies Institute says the arts account for 2.5 percent of all spending on goods and services in Britain and directly employ 496,000 people, or 2.1 percent of the work force. +For instance, Joan Collins-type wigs remain popular with older women. +He was resentenced to death and the case is now pending on appeal. +Mr. Singleton said in an interview the default was a result of having to wait for a tax ruling from the Internal Revenue Service. +The offering, Series 93, is backed by Freddie Mac 8 1/2% securities and will be priced at market levels. +West Germany's Porsche has offered dual air bags on its four-cylinder cars since 1987 as standard equipment on 944 Turbo and added the 944 S and 944 Turbo S for 1988, Porsche spokeswoman Martha McKinley said. +WITNESS TO CRASH wins unusual settlement from Delta. +Symbion reported a loss of $1.2 million, or 16 cents a share, for the nine months ended Sept. 30. +The recruitment effort has shown some success. +Nearly 50 insurance companies responded to the voter revolt against skyrocketing rates by announcing they would stop writing certain policies in California. +An Egyptian Pharaoh couldn't have justified his pyramids any better. +He's cool toward small companies, saying it pays to be "cautious in a recession environment. +With a sterling cast of actors from the Royal Shakespeare Company, the National Theatre and the Old Vic, parts of this production cannot help but be excellent. +After a number of boom years, Zero Corp.'s profit climb has slowed substantially with a downturn in military and computer business. +The party position paper said "open and hidden enemies of the socialist order" could create a mass movement at odds with the government. +American Brands said no specific proposals were made and no further meetings are scheduled. +The International Committee of the Red Cross, which operates several physical rehabilitation centers in the region, last year estimated 15,000 Angolan army soldiers and 15,000 civilians have lost limbs in land mine explosions. +Her title derives from the knighthood of her husband, Sir Leslie Porter. +One reason for the supply tightness, he said, was an 18-day dockworkers strike earlier this month in the Brazilian port of Santos, the world's busiest coffee port. +Analysts have valued the land at roughly $400 million. +It realised that the smaller submarine fleet planned by the Ministry of Defence would justify no more than one facility. +Workers who test positive would be given a second, more sophisticated test to confirm the results. +Madrid's competitiveness pact aimed to cut inflation and boost productivity by moderating wages and corporate dividends. +'That was not make-believe. +Some steelmakers fared better than others. +Inflation in 1989 was 4,924 percent, wildly fluctuating from a high of 197 percent in July to a low of 5.6 percent in October. +Shopping around can pay off, as dealers, on occasion, will offer quality, brand-name changers on sale for around $200. +The company may also hope to stir some interest in the new machine itself, which it has yet to ship to customers. +Insurance consultant Peter Katt, for example, just bought health coverage for himself and his wife, opting for a $2,500-per-person deductible. +And we've had heads of corporations, we've had news organizations other than his, concerned about their people. +"Obviously that concern did come up," Smith said. "His response was that we will over the term be pleased. +"This puts a monkey wrench in some of the technical trading models," Mr. Ellsworth said. +Schneier said Mrs. Gorbachev blushed when he turned from the audience, faced her and said, alluding to the biblical story of creation: "You have been a trusted and devoted helpmate to your husband. Your presence here is more than symbolic. +Southern lawmakers were unhappy because the proposal would have forced some of their power plants to install scrubbers to solve what is generally seen in the Capitol as a problem of Midwest utilities polluting the Northeast. +The interim dividend has been lifted to 1.2p (1.05p). +It wasn't until early this month, when he became the hot candidate of the Democratic race, that the elusive political philosophy of Mr. Simon came under scrutiny in his party. +On a story in Mexico in 1981, I went to bar after bar at midnight, asking locals, "Quien gano, los Dodgers o los Yanquis?" +"Overseas automotive earnings were off 78%," David N. McCammon, vice president for finance, said at a news conference. +"Always remember you are the guest: show consideration for residents and their environment," the leaflet begins. "Respect local laws and customs." +And Polaroid seems to have most of the speculative appeal. +With the dollar weak and recession fears high, that strategy has worked fairly well, helping Dean Witter gain a place in the top half of the Zacks rankings for the last quarter. +At that time, the company planned to set up a restitution program to provide as much as $160 million for people who bought General Development homes on inflated company appraisals. +Singh's 11-month-old coalition lost its majority in Parliament last week when an allied right-wing Hindu party withdrew support over the temple issue. +Artificial trees, Stopol says, can last for many years. +Control Data closed its ETA supercomputer subsidiary April 17, saying it could not afford to continue funding the money-loser, which was competing with industry leader Cray. +Its best hope, incoming Chairman Bernard Schwartz decided, was to drop the losers and beef up the military electronics business. +I think America's a pretty good investment too. +Benson has been church president of the 7.5 million member church since 1985. +Other predators are owls and foxes. +Ms. Harris, who had no known gang ties, and her friends were riding through east Tacoma on March 24 when she waved at someone she thought she recognized. +Mrs. Schuller entered the hospital in May with premature labor signs and remained in bed until the babies were born. +Predominant among them is Pollock's "Number 1," a classic "drip" painting from 1949. +Compounding the concern to U.S. allies is the memory of the 1986 summit in Reykjavik, when the Soviet leader caught then-President Reagan off guard by unveilling sweeping arms control proposals. +The Texas requirement is stricter than the federal Clean Air Act, which requires reduced emissions on a systemwide basis and not site by site. +What Guerra calls "the American political family" has been changing, especially as the western Pacific islands move toward their own political identities. +A month ago a unified opposition seemed possible as Hindu activists joined ardent Communists in mass demonstrations against the government. +The longer it takes for the government to cut wasteful public spending, for example, the longer it will be before funds are available to invest in education and infrastructure. +The radio annoucement gave no further details. +It would retur land to private farmers, sell government enterprises to private stockholders and gradually remove state-controlled prices on many goods. +Nasdaq volume continued strong at 136 million shares. +"He's one of the most creative utility executives in the country," says Arlon Tussing, a Seattle-based consultant. +"In terms of crop conditions and pasture conditions, I would say overall they do look better that I expected," Yeutter said. "That doesn't mean folks are out of the woods. +The Interior Ministry summoned directors of eight private radio news programs Saturday and cautioned them to be careful in reports about military recruitment, the economy and government. +So he began devoting more time to clothing design. +Turnover on the New York SE came to 203m shares. The main influence on equity sentiment remained the dollar, and its effect on bond prices. +Internationally, operating profit from Philip Morris's food businesses rose a hefty 31%, but operating profit from its North American food operations, which include Kraft General Foods, increased only 8.4%. +Barbara Bush said her secret to staying happily married to the same man for 45 years is hugging. +Some White House officials argue that Mr. Skinner, enmeshed in a lengthy organizational review being conducted by business executive Eugene Croisant, appears more concerned with communications and procedure than with policy. +Popular groups such as DeDannan, the Tannahill Weavers and Kornog perform ancient songs in Gaelic, Erse and Breton side by side with original folk and rock-tinged compositions, and their taste in instrumentation is omnivorous. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Public Service closed yesterday at $35.125 a share, down $1.875. +The index, compiled by Harold W. Gourgues Jr., an Atlanta newsletter publisher, aims to detect the waxing and waning of financial fads by tracking investment ads. +The crew had radioed that it was low on fuel shortly before the crash, and there was no explosion upon impact. +Chemicals accounted for most of the increase, although most industries were up. +Joel Karlin, a grains analyst with Chicago-based Research Department Inc., said rumors abounded in the markets that the United States will grant the Soviet Union most-favored trading status within a month. +Mayor Marion S. Barry, his political career jeopardized by his arrest on a cocaine possession charge, plans to enter a substance abuse treatment program, a close adviser to the mayor said Saturday. +Farian said the real singers will appear on his next album - not a Milli Vanilli album. +Mr. Lichtendorf picks Curtice-Burns Foods Inc., which specializes in niche products such as sauerkraut and pie fillings. +Unrecoverable losses on a number of French public works contracts are also a factor, Lyonnaise des Eaux said. +Other Top 10 films pulled in considerably less during the weekend. +That includes an $11.9 million down payment. +Japanese government bond prices closed weaker in light activity. +After several hours of deliberation, the Robins board Friday afternoon took what the company's general counsel described as the "difficult step" of approving the letter of intent. +Call money was quoted unchanged from Friday. +Data mining specialist ISL launches a comprehensive new range of data mining solutions for business, addressing openness, scalability, ease of use and deployment. +Early this year, the high court sided with Missouri for a third time. +Latin America, for example, has "become increasingly important to the U.S. over the last couple of years," said Michael Mussa, economic counselor at the International Monetary Fund. +She says she's even getting requests for information from high school students. +Al-Wazir served as No. 2 man in the mainstream Fatah, the largest branch of the PLO. +The repeal of Prohibition hasn't stopped drinking either, and today, as always, there are people who get "hooked" on alcohol. +China Daily newspaper reported 3,688 visitors _ one-tenth the usual number _toured the Forbidden City when it opened Tuesday for the first time since martial law was imposed May 20. +The resolution passed the Texas House last week, when members stood and recited the pledge of allegiance, and an early test vote in the Senate was 23-2 in support. +It now relies mainly on French government orders and on exports of its Falcon business jets. +It helps." Coca leaves are used to make cocaine, which is illegal in Bolivia. +I use no thickeners apart from a tot of cream if that is to hand. +In fact, many now claim there is an oil glut and that we desperately need restrictive tariffs and quotas to protect domestic producers. +Patients could have been harmed if doctors didn't realize the difference. +UAL plans to sell common stock in an offering that could raise more than $225 million. +And a report published Friday in the New York Post said he also had requested drug treatment. +So far, it covers Ms. Williams's living expenses, and other income is plowed back into the business. +But many traders complained about the number of small blocks of OTC shares that sat around with no takers. +Thus, it somehow seems unfair that any particular shareholder should be privileged to use such information before any other shareholder. +Don Lunday, the executive director of the International Festivals Association in Pasadena, Calif., an organization of festival promoters and suppliers, says Kemp Balloons is one of the oldest and largest balloon makers. +In return for the wage and benefit concessions, Tiger extended its profit-sharing plan, which distributes 15% of the profit after the company's first $10 million in earnings, to nonunion general and administrative employees. +Legrand acquired a 45% stake in the Italian electrical-equipment concern Bassani Ticino S.p.A. in June. +The Post reported that unidentified White House officials said Vice President George Bush would have been given a copy of or would have had access to the findings. +A federal prosecutor alleged that about 400 doctors took illegal kickbacks from four Pennsylvania medical labs, and letters are being sent to all the doctors to ask them to pay triple the amount of the alleged kickbacks or face fraud suits. +"I would find it boring to play the same part continuously for a long time. +WEST _ Albuquerque 68 fair; Las Vegas 88 fair; Phoenix 96 fair; Portland 63 cloudy; Salt Lake City 74 partly cloudy; San Francisco 57 fair; and Seattle 64 cloudy. +Mrs. Hesse said the commission was "well aware of the controversy," but that allowing the billing method would "distort natural gas markets and thwart our efforts" to promote competition. +In an interview with France's state-run Antenne 2 television channel Thursday, Romanian Prime Minister Petre Roman said Michael had planned to attend a demonstration in the western city of Timisoara, where the December revolution began. +The big Washington, D.C., law firm has received sharp criticism recently for a letter it mailed to prospective tax clients earlier this year. +These have helped to build the largest pool of funded pension schemes outside the UK. An estimated Dollars 270bn lies in public and private sector funds. +Government policies and institutional practices create wide variations among countries in accepted wisdom about debt-equity ratios and, consequently, corporate goals and the returns deemed adequate to reward capital. +TOWN AND GOWN in Syracuse, N.Y., settled a five-year dispute over taxes on nonscholastic events in Syracuse University's Carrier Dome stadium. +Reagan is said to be picking up a fee of $2 million, prompting complaints in Congress and an inquiry into the government costs for Secret Service protection during the trip. +Commissioner Patricia Diaz Dennis said that while the idea was "creative," it would face a number of regulatory hurdles, including the commission's multiple ownership rules. +Since then, at least 30 people have been injured in clashes with police and 25 people arrested. +But they must have a passport, and fighting the bureaucracy to get one can take months. +The average yield on six-month broker-sold CDs rose to 6.67% from 6.56%, while the five-year average remained at 8%, according to Banxquote. +They're heavily used, and though I don't have statistics, it does sell records." On the convention floor among the makers of t-shirts, security devices and record racks, were several makers of instore listening systems. +During this period, there has been renewed activity in the proxy arena, spurred in part by the virtual disappearance of hostile takeovers, and in part by the increased activism of institutional investors. +The government newspaper said Satuday that an Egyptian novelist won this year's Nobel Prize for literature becuase he supported the peace accord between Egypt and Israel. +Meinhardt Raabe went on to portray Little Oscar for Oscar Mayer lunchmeats and made promotional appearances around the country. +Political instability is normally bad for a currency, but in the case of the yen this deduction cannot be so easily made. Elsewhere markets were fairly quiet. +Mexico Fund is a closed-end fund that invests in Mexican securities. +Judge Harold Greene, who oversees the decree, granted the waiver request and gave the Baby Bells permission to own minority stakes in international satellite and undersea cables. +But only doctors can detect mistakes made by their colleagues. The trick is to insist that they expel bad practitioners. +During an eight-hour board meeting on Feb. 25, the Chris-Craft group on Warner's board called the contract "outrageous" and "an abomination." +Rising oil prices generally depress airline stocks as investors anticipate higher fuel costs. +The turnout among the estimated 38 million registered voters has not been announced, so it was not known what percentage of the vote the results repreented. +Mutual funds grant discounts on sales commissions charged to customers who invest more than a certain amount of money. +The objective now is to open the economy by stimulating the supply side to increase revenue. +They know more and more about food, all kinds of food. They're more educated of the palate." Banchet is one of the chefs donating their talents for Children's Hospital, the world's leading pediatric liver transplant center. +Solidarity leader Lech Walesa used a series of strikes to force the Communists to the bargaining table this year, winning guarantees for a role in the government in exchange for cooperation on Poland's economic problems. +When Mr. Hall finally totaled all liabilities, the figure was $149.2 million. +The lead sponsor, Sen. Alan Cranston (D., Calif.), said the measure may have to be renegotiated with the House to win final approval. +In 1988, according to the department's Agricultural Cooperative Service, co-ops produced 16.5 million barrels of leaded gasoline, down 30 percent from 1982, when the previous study by the agency was made. +This being Britain, no woman has filed an equal-opportunity suit, but the extent of the problem surfaced this summer in a series of letters to "The Ringing World," a weekly newspaper for ringers. +Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about 3 to 2 in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed stocks, with 945 up, 594 down and 466 unchanged. +But the Circuit City chain is already so convinced about the future of home theater that it has put home-theater demonstration rooms smack in the middle of its new Houston "superstores." +But Mrs. Carrie, who died in 1965 at the age of 88, said in a 1956 essay that she didn't immediately appreciate the painting. +Since challenging Raquel's adoption, Louise N. and Miguel T. have separated. +As her rapid-fire questions continue, his answers become increasingly abrupt. +But it hasn't dispelled persistent takeover rumors. +His handcuffs were only taken off to allow him to eat or go to the bathroom. +Choi Kwang-soo, South Korea's foreign minister, told the 15-member Security Council two North Korean agents put a bomb on the plane to sabotage the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul. +Miller added that "yogurt has received a great deal of attention" because of its popularity among weight watchers and other consumers. +State budget deficits are sweeping the nation as a result of what almost everyone thought was a good idea _ federal tax reform that has resulted in a slump in capital gains tax collections. +But it does not have many golf courses. I was there to watch the world championship being played at the Tryall golf, tennis and beach club. +Stepping within, however, things begin to get complicated. +The South African government denied responsiblity and said the attack was related to strife within the ANC, which was banned by South Africa in 1960 for its anti-apartheid activities. +In the primaries, Mr. Dukakis's last rival was a candidate of the left, Jesse Jackson. +Tax reform, the lobbyists argued, tilted the playing field in favor of foreign nations. +Grumman Corp.'s Grumman Aerospace Corp. unit was awarded a $69.8 million Navy contract for A-6E aircraft production. +A spokesman for Yucaipa said the partnership hadn't had time to study Craig's proposal but called the recapitalization appealing "on the surface" because it may enhance the stock's marketability and provide new funds for investment. +One Marine said he had heard a rumor about the C-5 crash in Germany this week. +This is partly technical, since the exercise involves a 7 per cent dilution of the non-voting shares to compensate the voting shares for loss of influence. +Though prospects for USX's energy operations are better, the rating concern said it expects earnings to remain depressed "for some time due to continued sluggish conditions" in the energy industry. +Friday, Scotts offered 12.5 million shares at $19 apiece, the largest over-the-counter IPO since 1987. +"And we'll be continuing our surveillance over the next few months," Mr. Mielke said, adding: "We know who the big players are." +The Japanese proposal outlined by Satoshi Sumita, governor of the Bank of Japan, first was made at the Toronto summit of industrialized nations. +At the same time, though the rumors about details will finally abate, people will have new fuel for speculation on whether IBM can regain control of the industry standard. +An agricultural engineer by profession, he headed leading business organizations for more than two decades. +Although the availability of human labour hardly increased, the sum of earned incomes in general terms grew just as quickly as gross domestic product and investment earnings. This will change in future. +"The rail spread apart enough to cause the wheels to drop into a ridge between the rails," he said. "The wheels dropped down between the rails and that's what kept it upright. +Southern tribes like Garang's Dinka form the backbone of his Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA). +Teddy Kennedy, no fan of Mr. Murdoch's Boston Herald and New York Post, had moved, through a rider to the budget bill, to block any effort by the FCC to let Mr. Murdoch operate those two newspapers and broadcasting stations in the same cities. +"I had been informed that that was the policy that had, in fact, been followed in this case," Runkel said, adding that this no longer appeared to be the case. +The tests are to simulate the effects of nuclear explosions on underground missile silos. +Donald Harvey, 35, won't be eligible for parole for at least 60 years. +Modern Shanghai has become a museum, not because it has been preserved but because it has been neglected. +We are moving into a whole new thing. It will not just be attacks against politicians. +Another important initiative is the need to look analytically at the relationship between the Department of Justice and the White House. +Part of the answer is that they are spooked by the $300 billion budget deficits. +As chief a Nazi-created police force in Latvia during World War II, Maikovskis he allegedly ordered the mass arrest of residents in the village of Audrini. +Lehder, 39, was convicted in May in Jacksonville of cocaine smuggling and operating a continuing criminal enterprise and is serving a life sentence plus 135 years in federal prison in Marion, Ill. +Susan Ragan of New York for a picture package of Soviet immigrants in New York City's Brighton Beach neighborhood. +Any effort to help your readers navigate through the seas of financial information to ports of individual interest is gratefully appreciated. +Roy," McDonald had a reputation as both a hard-nosed businessman and a generous boss who earned his employees' loyalty. +The memory of that brutal chapter still haunts the country's leaders who are anxious to ensure that the next transfer of power is peaceful. +In a sport dominated by veterans in their 30s, the 21-year-old just isn't ready yet. +Foreign exchange dealers around the world sold dollars on news that West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl had confirmed his government would repeal the country's 10 percent withholding tax on interest income. +That is what is happening in Rancho San Diego, an unincorporated collection of upper middle class neighborhoods on the eastern edge of San Diego's suburbs. +"It is necessary to end this disgrace in which the state hires someone for five days and he stays for five years," the prime minister said. +Eastern also is reducing fares in a special fall promotion. +Authorities heralded the operation's success, but threats against Stanek and her children persuaded her to move her family four months later into hiding near Show Low, Ariz. +Spain, Italy and Greece are expected to be among the next to award mobile-phone franchises, and the Baby Bells are likely to be in the thick of the bidding. +Inspectors, citing similar problems, earlier shut down two other cranes. +The book details the events, personalities and politics behind the passage of the Tax Reform Act of 1986. +A new safety administration rule requires either a driver's air bag or lap and shoulder belts that automatically encircle both front-seat occupants in all 1990-model cars. +The company has lowered its breakeven point and introduced new products, which will result in higher profit as the economy recovers, he said. +Among some of the other noteworthy information included in this year's disclosure forms: _Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist earned $9,000 in honoraria for three law school speeches. +"They meant to show they were not talking directly to the Israelis, they were talking to me," Koppel said. +So far, the systems that have been developed and field-tested at the University of Alabama at Huntsville and the Department of Energy's Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory respond only to specified contaminants. +You can always throw the records out at year's end if your medical costs haven't exceeded 7.5% of your 1987 adjusted gross income. +At least 334 Palestinians have been killed during the revolt. Fourteen Israelis also have been killed. +The BBC said the talks were supported by the government of Britain and the neighboring Irish Republic. +"It's doing very well," said Lipstein, a founder of the magazine and the largest stockholder in the partnership that owns it. +Said Brian: "We have an established and successful track record in turnaround management. +Roughly three out of five respondents in both surveys also reject the idea that the employer should be able to refuse to hire workers whose tests showed an inherited tendency to cancer even if they might be exposed to cancer-causing materials on the job. +Few banks have data going back far enough. +But nobody seems to be listening." With cold wars thawing everywhere, even America's two long-feuding teacher unions are talking peace. +Selleck, of course, went on to become Thomas Magnum. +Detection also is poor in the Gulf of Mexico, but it is near 25 percent south of Florida. +In such a suit, anyone damaged when a leveraged buy-out goes bad can bring suit on the grounds that the buy-out was designed or destined to render the resulting company insolvent. +I mention Wednesday night because part of NBC's aggressive approach has been to cut down the weaklings within its own ranks, with quality not admissible as a defense. +The company did not report results for the latest quarter or second half of the year. +"One way to deal with your opponents in this society," comments a prominent Soviet writer, "is to have them expose themselves." +United said Cronin would have no comment. +A rebel spokesman confirmed that there had been deaths and that people had been wounded, though he declined to give figures. +The 30-member cast will rehearse for two weeks, then perform for five days before starting a 14-city national tour on its way to a Broadway opening in November, David Johnson, manager of the Tivoli Theater, said Monday. +The plants in Israel and Syria both synthesize intravenous body fluids. +Agriculture accounts for 37 per cent of GDP, compared with 17 per cent in peninsular Malaysia. Though the good economic times are rolling in most of the rest of Malaysia, Sabah is going through a difficult period. +"I think we're getting some back that we lost," concluded Stephen Geier, a 48-year-old laborer who watched the third night of the convention from the hospital, where his first grandchild was being born. +Hercules said it compensated for most of the lost equity earnings through higher operating earnings, higher net interest income and a stock buy-back program. +"Our congregation is about 80 percent military families," Fred Rishel said. "We're close in the military, and we're close in the church." Condolences poured in by telephone Sunday from churches as far away as Germany. +According to Nelson Holdings, Columbia claims in the suit that Nelson Entertainment defaulted on an interest payment on an $8 million promissory note it used in acquiring Embassy Home Entertainment from Coca-Cola Co. two years ago. +Basically it is a socio-economic problem. How Tunisia has approached the problem. Our approach has been multi-dimensional and we have avoided making only a security response, although of course we have applied the law. +The countries claimed the diminishing volume of aid granted over the past 15 years could only be compensated by raising the funds to $17.5 billion in the next agreement. +He had been under observation before. +Since the Communists took charge 46 years ago, Stalinism has fed the country's fear of foreigners. +As a result access to bank credit is expensive and restricted for all but the most preferred or best borrowers. +We view Romania as way behind the power curve in terms of change and it's too bad that they are behaving as they are, but let's hope they'll get the word, too. +Company founder Ronald Cape has been named chief executive and Hollings Renton, the chief operating officer, was elected president. +I like to plan buildings, organize them and finance them. +They are handicapped by a tiny membership. +Raising loan rates, which help determine market prices, by more than 20 percent next year, and setting a floor on the loan rate of $2.10 for corn and $2.75 for wheat. +Bond prices continued lower on Middle East tensions. +The three mission specialists in the crew are George Nelson, Mike Lounge and Dave Hilmers, a Marine lieutenant colonel. +Industrial distribution was becoming increasingly international, so Swift would also benefit from Salvesen's overseas exposure. Northampton-based Swift operates from 22 depots, linked by electronic data systems. +While non-farm payrolls grew by only 24,000 last month, hinting at the sluggish economic climate that tends to favor bonds, the nation's civilian unemployment rate slipped by a tenth of a point, to 6.7%. +"I thought oil and gas was invincible." +The land is mainly used as a vacation spot for Domino's employees and includes a golf course and compound for three orphaned bear cubs. +A man has been charged with robbery after he allegedly held a hypodermic needle next to a woman's neck and threatened to give her AIDS if she did not hand over her jewelry. +"Some of the ice comes with it. +In 1984, when the hard money limit for the parties was just over $6 million, the party raised a total of $2.4 million, said Anbender. +Even with moderate acquisition activity, S&P added, Infinity should generate sufficient cash flow to reduce debt over the next few years. +Take meat and animal products, says Mr Elvar Vinum, chief financial officer of Danisco, the food group. +This figure is a signal that there isn't a backlog of animals on feed lots. +S&P said it lowered its ratings on Bank of New England's senior debt to triple-C from single-B-plus and on its subordinated debt to double-C from single-B-minus. +"He satisfied the board and its financial advisers that the money was in place" to bid, Mr. Fawcus said. +"It's a little more difficult to raise prices because of the recession," a Gerber official said. +Mahoney, the two other inmates, the pilot _ who also flew the helicopter used in Monday's escape attempt in the movie "Rambo III" _ and a woman believed to be Mahoney's girlfriend were in custody, officials said. +She said she was told about it the day of the invasion, before it happened, but "I knew something was going on" a few days ahead because of all the presidential advisers who were coming and going from the White House. +That means money market funds may buy GMAC's short-term, corporate IOUs without limitation. +One recent example of the new provisions was the American Standard issue of $1.1 billion of lower-rated bonds through First Boston for a leveraged buy-out. +In the mid-1980s, Sen. Hatfield received gifts of artwork valued at $9,300 from the former president of the University of South Carolina and a group affiliated with the academic official. +In retailing, meanwhile, Douglas extended Thursday's gains on 1992 sales figures which led Merck Finck, in Dusseldorf, to estimate unchanged earnings of DM32 a share for 1992 and issue a buy recommendation. +People also clustered around Magnus Communications Design Inc., a Vancouver company that produces interactive videos systems to teach students about drugs, alcohol, sex and AIDS. +Group profit before tax was DM483m, compared with DM972m. +Big price and tax increases in late November caused rioting, and the country's reserves are estimated to have sagged recently to between $4 billion and $5 billion. +"Whenever they tell us 'you don't go to Mogopa,' I feel like I've lost my wind," he says, slumping over. +Meanwhile, Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom got itself caught in the switches as well. +That's because research on individual companies is becoming more crucial as junk defaults rise and the economy slows. +Now he prowls after Anne, still seeking shots for his film, but more avidly desiring her. +"Important progress was made in arms reductions. +The Chinese premier, in answer to another question, acknowledged the unrest in Xinjiang. +He also cautioned the governors to go slow on the issue of child care, where both Democrats and Republicans in Congress are proposing to expand federal support and subsidies for working parents. +"He was a free man according to law at 12:01 (a.m.) today, and he just simply walked off parole from the place he was located," said Bob Gore, spokesman for the California Department of Corrections. +It also was not clear if ballots would be counted or whether future voting will be held. +Television said the results were slow coming in from isolated villages in the mountainous republic, located at Yugoslavia's southernmost tip and bordered by Albania, Greece and Bulgaria. +Lawyers for the defendants declined comment. +Ms. Hermosilla was taken to John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, where she died at 10:17 p.m. while undergoing emergency surgery, said Eric Gordon, night administrator. +Bush's remarks about the human rights conference in Moscow echoed reservations voiced by James A. Baker III during his confirmation hearings to be secretary of state. +"Cows are like wood stoves," Brenden said while untying roles of hay. "The colder it gets, the more you have to feed them." At least 73 deaths have been blamed on weather since the cold wave hit Tuesday. +Keefer said Aguilar made a "corrupt endeavor" to influence two fellow judges in criminal cases, falsely told a deputy marshal he was unaware of a fugitive's whereabouts and tried to manufacture a coverup when the FBI closed in on him. +Moreover, the "locomotives that moved the market in 1986" are unlikely to repeat their performance in 1987, Ms. Mezey says. +The Air Force said there were no problems with the system. +Guaranteed by Bankers Trust Co. No coupon. +Most injuries occurred when police used steel-tipped batons to disperse the students, it said. +Since then, the 29,028-foot mountain has been conquered 260 times, both from the Nepal and Tibet sides. +A former JPC employees has testified that a further payment of Pounds 400,000 was made to the minister. The Gibraltar government has refused to answer questions relating to the Baltica affair. +Silver bullion rose in London to a late bid of $5.57 a troy ounce from $5.56 late Wednesday. +Many private investors have lost all interest in gold, and this is an exceptionally difficult time in the gold coin market. +"Hell no, we won't go, we won't die for Texaco," 200 protesters shouted Saturday outside the White House, echoing words used by demonstrators during the Vietnam War but adding a twist: the name of a U.S. oil company. +The charges being consolidated are new, and most were filed in 1987, said Gerald Kobell, regional NLRB director in Pittsburgh. +"We've got a miracle," said House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas. +I don't take alcohol, sugar or fat. +The secretary-general has held four rounds of meetings in New York with the combatants, at the council's request, in an effort to get their clear support for a resolution adopted last July. +The managing board has set a target of DM 530 million net sales and DM 44 million profit (before depreciation of goodwill and interest expense for the acquisition) for the Group in 2000. +Holmes said that was because the proportion of total farm sales from wheat in the dryland areas tripled from 1978 to 1984 because of government price support programs. +Savisaar told Baker the Estonian government "would be deeply surprised were the incidents in Estonia and Latvia not to find reverberation" in his talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze. +The Bush administration and congressional Republicans put forth alimited tax-cut plan that includes a more generous capital-gains tax cut than the president recommended. +A.J. Kozloski, said the women were relieved of their duties as drill instructors because of their testimony. +The national currency lost 28 percent of its value this week against the dollar, bringing the austral's devaluation to 51 percent since the start of the year, and 99 percent since January 1989. +The shares have done substantially worse than the stock market as a whole since late 1993. +Short-term success, of course, is no guarantee of staying power. +Many of the designs are college logos. +The money was part of a $52 million shipment from the Federal Reserve Board in New York to the Central Bank of Argentina, said Marven Moss, a spokesman for Brink's Inc., based in Darien, Conn. +Later, Joseph had another strange dream _ and he again acted on it for the sake of that child. +He held 54% of the once-powerful real estate and retailing concern less than two years ago. +We conservatives must go to the American people and tell them: Even 68 months of economic growth and 17-and-a-half million new jobs isn't good enough for us. +"The U.S. still has a big trade deficit and says it wants a lower dollar. +Blackened bodies were scattered across the desert. +The company developed what it affectionately calls "Mr. +"You have to be sure your boss understands you are helping him to succeed," says Walter Mahler, a Midland Park, N.J., consultant. +And even as they joined in approving the compromise, senators signaled discomfort with some of the choices made. +Cervantes, 19, was allegedly the chief aide of Olayo Soto Soto, accused of being the "head sorcerer" of the devil-worshipping cult. +The ratings concern raised the Houston-based energy company's senior debt rating to Baa-3 from Ba-1 and assigned a Baa-3 rating to the company's planned $200 million senior debenture issue. +Al Lorette said 35 to 40 officers extra officers were assigned to patrol the blacked-out area, in addition to about 40 officers who normally work downtown. +Earlier this month, the Soviet Union condemned the invasion as a mistake. +He has also introduced a confusion: Mr. Perry's twin brother, Herbert, sings Leporello, and the two are so physically and vocally alike that its hard to know who's the boss. +An increasing proportion of people can provide pensions, health care, housing and education for themselves. +As of Friday, about 71% of Steinberg's nonvoting Class A shares and none of Steinberg's common had been tendered to Oxdon's C$1.315 billion tender offer for all the shares it doesn't already own. +The 1988 drought assistance bill for U.S. farmers set a record for disaster programs, totaling $3.9 billion in payments when all applications had been processed. +Famous golf courses, such as California's Pebble Beach and Hawaii's Kapalua Golf Course, market their own golfing wear just for the Japanese market. +BT has a mobile phone offshoot, Cellnet, which alone has 1.2m subscribers - more than twice as many as all the cable phone users put together. Furthermore, the entertainment ban is unlikely to endure indefinitely. +He and Robert Caswell adapted their screenplay from John Bryson's book "Evil Angels." The moviemakers' timing was better than they could have anticipated. +In the past, Mr. Reagan appeared to be leaning against prosecution of Mr. Marcos, and top White House aides emphasized that the president would have to give the green light personally before any indictment was sought. +"Consumers remembered Burger King's 'Aren't you hungry?' commercials that showed mouth-watering food photography," Mr. Vadehra notes. +But plans to net the fish and take them to a hatchery were put on hold because fire crews were able to build a buffer and protect their stream, said Ken Palmrose, spokesman for the U.S. Forest Service. +A bench warrant is out for Erich Gaeckler, and Richard Semper's case is still pending. +If Apple had licensed its software to other computer makers, before Windows took off, the company might be the market leader today, she suggests. Instead, the technology that Apple once called its 'crown jewels' now weighs heavily. +"The S&L industry has enough problems right now without having to pay funds for green fees and the like through a slush fund simply created for the enjoyment of the good life by officials," he said. +It was one of the principal aircraft used in the Vietnam war. +It said foreign exchange proceeds from the sales were paid into the Foreign Trade Bank of East Germany addressed to Schalck-Golodkowski. +And Budget Director Richard Darman insists that "neither a recession or a soft landing is inevitable." +The report was largely ignored by the financial markets, which have been preoccupied with anxiety over higher inflation and rising interest rates spawned by other signs of rapid economic growth. +The Iraqi forces also moved within a few miles of the Saudi border, raising fears they would try to occupy the kingdom, which is the world's No. 1 oil producer. +In his latest Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Mr. Icahn cited a proxy fight or the purchase of more USX shares as options. +The management shake-up comes as CBS yesterday reported second-quarter results that show earnings growth is coming more from its cash investments than from the broadcasting business. +The Bund, the riverfront avenue lined with massive banks and hotels built by European traders early in the century, remains a symbol of Shanghai's longtime status as China's commercial and industrial capital. +The strength of the Japanese yen is "an economic blessing," he says, because it makes Japanese exports more expensive than those from Hong Kong. +The FTC has many cases in its files, but refuses to take any action to protect the rights of brokers to compete or the rights of consumers to choose alternative services that would involve any head-on confrontation with the NAR. +GM's car and truck sales so far this year were running 5 percent behind last year's pace. +Chairman Lee Iacocca holds news conference at the Washington Hilton in conjunction with a six-city tour. +Former U.N. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick was, "cantankerous, ideological, and difficult to work with." +Rows of new F-50 turboprops fill two huge halls, sporting such logos as those for Philippine Airlines and Inter-Canadian on their tails. +The rainfall will probably prevent further deterioration in Brazil's soybean crop. +The lobbyist, Joe Brennan, declined to comment on his reported statements but did not deny having made them. +The amended complaint, filed in federal court here, seeks damages and penalties in excess of $112 million. +"Given the potential liability faced by Exxon, the company has every incentive to minimize the damages and should not be relied on to conduct any part of the damage assessment," said the environmental organizations. +He said the guerrillas also captured five government officers and 32 soldiers in attacks on communist security posts along the strategic Salang Road on March 10. +Ms. Petersen called on the Labor Department for help, partly because MEWA administrators were turning away state investigators, claiming federal jurisdiction. +Foreign investment firms, which initially reacted to New York's plunge by canceling buy orders and selling Tokyo stocks they already held, returned to buy later in the day. +That would mean Simmons has shown a paper loss of more than $74 million on the 6.74 million shares he had purchased before Tuesday's announcement that he wanted to buy more. +Mexico produces an average of 2.5 million barrels of crude a day, and exports 1.36 million barrels _ about half of it to the United States. +It opened the week's trading at 139.55 yen and ranged between 139.10 and 139.80 yen. +The meeting followed the Panamanian government's annulment of the May 7 election and post-election violence toward opposition party candidates. +"I was very saddened to hear details of a fine," Redman, said from his hoptial bed today. +Texas Air's continuation of the MaxSaver promotion will probably have a mixed effect on the industry. +Second, Torchmark, according to some traders, apparently will argue that because it is nominating an independent slate of directors, the proxy fight doesn't constitute an attempt by Torchmark to seek control. +But Mr. Whitmore has calmed concerns, for now, by saying Kodak will strive to be leaders in both areas. +The proceeds of the issue were swapped into floating-rate dollars. +Vaughan was released on Jan. 24. +And stocks now are "reasonably priced." JOHN M. TEMPLETON, 77-year-old chairman of the Templeton Group of Mutual Funds, would put $75,000 into stocks. +But the airline's share of the Miami market has plummeted to 11% in July from 35% a year earlier. +Nine individual industries reported at least 100,000 injury cases each. +South African authorities have neither confirmed nor denied that the two were involved in the cross-border mission. +Donald and Loral Roser, both 44, were trapped as the fire spread early Monday through their apartment in a self-care facility for about 150 elderly and handicapped people, said Lt. +His main job now is to add 27 million telephone lines to the existing 3 million connections in this nation of 880 million people by the year 2000 and to integrate overall telecom development with other national modernization programs. +It also said it had $2.5 billion in debts stemming from its acquisition by Texas Air Corp. in 1986. +The survey data was analyzed by ICF Inc., a Washington consulting firm, which concluded that of the 1.9 million older people who are willing and able to work, 1.1 million are highly committed to and capable of rejoining the work force. +In Stratford, a Sikorsky spokesman said the company did not know details about the specific copter involved in the crash. +The state plans to resume its review of Park West. +The crew of four ejected and survived. +HBO Video's chief executive officer, Frank O'Connell, said the cassette will be priced at $99.95, the highest recent price for a videocassette. +His weakness is not persuading enough of his cabinet colleagues of the need for this country to have an industrial strategy.' Sir Neville Bowman-Shaw, chairman of Lancer Boss: 'John Major will be proved to be one of the best overall prime ministers. +Closing is expected on or about May 19 1999. +Machinists, who had cuts imposed when the strike began, aren't affected. +'It appears to be a natural consequence of becoming older - as inevitable as night following day,' says Mike Wyllie, director of discovery biology at Pfizer Research. 'We know that DHT is a stimulus to growth. +The remaining committee member and Amre's only other outside director, Ronald L. Bliwas, is chief executive of a direct advertising agency that Amre paid $5 million in fiscal 1991 and $5.3 million in fiscal 1990, the filing said. +Rescuers had to travel by boat part of the route and took over two hours to reach the site, he said. +Many union car-haul drivers were reported unhappy with the contract, which expired June 1. +Since the Challenger explosion a year ago, the U.S. space program has been like an elderly turtle on its back: It twitches feebly every now and then, but gets nowhere. +"It had a funny taste," she said, and made her feel "lightheaded." She said the mayor smoked it with restaurateur Hassan Mohammadi at Mohammadi's home. +Delivery of the engines is due to begin in January 1996. +Neither side now engages in such testing. +It would increase the customers' respect for the tax-administration process. +"Helping the PCAs to survive the financial strain brought on by this year's drought is particularly important, because the district's farmers and ranchers rely on their PCAs for short-term credit," he said. +BT has 27m lines and 85 per cent of the UK's telecoms market. +"The Post is like the Vietcong," he said. +Other federal statutes provide for terms of up to five years for insider trading. +Pritzker would not comment Tuesday on the reasons for the stock sale, which was revealed in an April 5 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. +"The only logical explanation for this lengthy delay is that the results coming through were entirely unacceptable to the party," said Jorge G. Castaneda, a prominent Mexican political writer. +But it does happen, everything from cigarettes to cash and marijuana passing hands. +"It's like the Super Bowl." State officials, too, are busy. +The particular gene isn't commercially significant, but the technique suggests that other genetic changes could be made in cotton plants. +About one mile away, a mine exploded 90 minutes later on a railroad line, but no one was injured, police said. +The one black mark in the third quarter was a slowdown at the Primerica Financial Services insurance unit, formerly called A.L. Williams. +Multiplexers allow transmissions from several computers to travel on a single line and route such transmissions to their assigned destinations. +Komsomolskaya Pravda said moonshiners had to be punished "severely." +The Bass family wouldn't comment. +Aronson is a Democrat who broke with the majority of his party to support U.S. aid to the Nicaraguan rebels. +Miss Principal, who plays Pam Ewing on the CBS TV show, appeared before Senate committees Thursday in her role as spokeswoman and lobbyist for the National Arthritis Foundation. +Last Oct. 5, the FAA ordered close inspection of the upper skin of the early model Boeing 737s because routine inspections had turned up cracks near where sections of sheet metal overlap, officials said Friday. +There was no indication from the testimony that the proposal was seriously considered and North testified that Poindexter opposed the idea. +That means that over the last six months, investors have seen the value of their bonds decline 15%, while the stock market generally has continued its upward march. +The rules were implemented in 1938. +Mr. Marcus also noted that prices on stock-index put options, which give holders the right to sell at a specific price, advanced more yesterday than those on call options, which are a right to buy at a set price. +If it ended the year at that pace, it would be the first deficit since 1983 under $100 billion. +Michaels Stores Inc., Irving, Texas, said its August sales rose 9% to $8.5 million from $7.8 million a year earlier. +For all kinds of housing, permits were issued for 1,427,000 units, down 1.5% from April. +Make a Difference Foundation receives money from that TV presentation _ the concert won't be broadcast on any other channel for at least four months _ and from a Polygram recording. +They deserve to be treated with immense respect and dignity. Jocelyn Stevens is an ebullient showman and he has become something of a convert to the excitement of archaeology. +Saturday's clashes began when members of the Islamic Students Organization -which had been agitating for the removal of the university's vice chancellor - beat up students attending classes. +Biologists were losing contact with the marmosets, monitored by means of tiny radio transmitters tied around their necks, he said. +Silver praised Hockney's latest creation as "a tremendous achievement and a real development in the world of art." "I think Hockney has humanized technology and made it more intimate," he said. +What has gone wrong stems more from aspects of social policy than anything to do with the ERM. +And signs of weakness in the dollar, budding strength in some commodity prices and rising long-term rates reinforced the recent decision to tighten. +Under the amendment, Distrigas and Sonatrach will share revenues generated from sales of liquefied natural gas. +The so-called Final Four on Sunday earned their positions by winning preliminary rounds earlier last week. +Sudden reforms in the Eastern bloc have historians scrambling to replace old assumptions that are being eradicated as quickly as sections of the Berlin Wall. +Campaigning in Massachusetts, New Jersey and Connecticut, Bush found police organizations ready to take up his cause. +In Colombia, home to the biggest cocaine cartels, U.S. officials deny any military intentions beyond those associated with the delivery of hardware. +She staggers over to the stove from her death bed, whips something up, then dies as her husband and children stuff their faces by her side. +The talks failed after consumer nations demanded a voice in allocating quotas, previously a producer prerogative. +Building shares were also battered after a report Thursday by the Bank of England suggested that interest rates would likely remain high for some time. +Sunny skies and warm temperatures prevailed from central Texas to southern California. +Marchers said the parade showed local Mormons they aren't the only religious group in town. +So we let her help out backstage." Tanna Callahan, 52, a former model and weathergirl, was having a little trouble with the beat herself. +A federal judge has barred the city and state from cutting off services to 9,000 retarded Philadelphians who live at home, saying the "irrational" decision threatened the recipients' health and safety. +Panama Canal tolls are to rise 10 per cent from the start of October, Stephen Fidler reports. +Michael Dukakis has run for sheriff, and so has George Bush. +The car ran off the road and crashed into a house about a half block from the store. +It said it bought back $20 million of debentures in the third quarter. +Wherever you go in the world, people just don't seem to be able to duplicate the first two parts that are inherent within U.S. studios. +Thetford Corp. said it signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by the closely held New York investment company of Dyson-Kissner Moran Corp. +A Gartner Securities analyst said IBM most likely achieved its U.S. sales objectives for the first quarter and probably will report earnings of $1.50 a share, among the highest of the estimates for the computer maker. +Voters, he said, "didn't hear what I had to say. +That means a combination of economy and comfort - all within increasingly stringent regulations. Air conditioning is not going to disappear, despite the wishes of dedicated conservationists. +But "obviously we had not anticipated the downturn that hit the retail industry over the past 1 1/2 years," Mr. Donohoe said Friday. +But these are details, minor details. +Officials unleashed millions of sterile pink Mediterranean fruit flies over a 16-square-mile area Tuesday in an effort to breed the agricultural scourge to extinction. +There have been no arrests, but Tunisian police have recovered three rented vehicles, a car and two minibuses, said to have been used by the attackers, according to a preliminary report of the investigation. +Salinas met today with Secretary of State James A. Baker III and members of Congress and planned to make a strong pitch for increased foreign investment tonight when he speaks to a gathering of top U.S. business executives. +Throughout the Philippines, his henchmen are holding local neighborhood meetings. +Political infighting was muted during the war with Iraq, but burst into the open after the cease-fire. +The company canceled the programming 17 days after it had started. +Created at the end of 1990 to help farmers hurt by low prices, the board sells spice to companies at much higher prices than they previously paid through their own networks. +Another option is to scramble Sky Sport and charge a Pounds 5 per month subscription fee for it from the outset and move, at a later stage, to pay-as-you-view for top matches. After yesterday's hearing Mr Parry said he was relieved by the outcome. +I can also answer quizzes, choose bits of interview and even play a hide-and-seek game with the 'Sultans' on the Tokyo subway. +The crackdown on dissent in Beijing in early June, when China's troops and tanks killed hundreds, perhaps thousands, of Chinese during pro-democracy demonstrations in the capital, did not diminish his optimism. +"I want to make sure the kids of New Jersey get their share," he said. +"After reviewing the expense reports, it would appear that, although Ms. Torrisi was a full-time employee of the plan, she spent the majority of her time in New Hampshire." +The rebels said they killed 3,912 soldiers, wounded 5,210 and captured 270, ans also downed two Soviet-built MiG fighter planes and a helicopter. +After he gave a commencement speech at Yale University a week ago, the president flew to his vacation home in Maine and promptly placed a telephone call to Mr. Gorbachev. +Advocates of Utah's pioneering statewide ban on cigarette vending machines claim a victory in their war on tobacco, citing statistics that show a modest decline in teen-age smoking. +Most of the original canals were filled in during the 1930s and not long afterward Venice became an oil boom town dotted with derricks which were dismantled later when the crude dried up. +Under the 1988 budget, exploration and production spending will rise to $238 million from about $210 million this year. +He was a man of action. +Dealers said they were encouraged by Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson's comments on the British economy in a speech to the ruling Conservative Party's annual conference. +Today's announcement by the SFO confirms that reputation." A ministry official said the decline was largely the result of high interest payments. +Mrs. King is on vacation and was not available for comment. +On the other hand, in today's world, market, economic and competitive forces are too powerful to control. +Squibb said the Food and Drug Administration's approval greatly broadens the potential use of the drug, generically known as captopril. +Greeven said Rheineisen was able "at the last moment" to keep the first delivery of the chemicals from being loaded aboard a ship in India. +Dutch Defense Minister Relus ter Beek quoted Cheney as saying he expected the conventional arms talks in Vienna to be followed by another round of disarmament negotiations between NATO and the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact. +That, more than anything else, is his legacy to American dance. +In 1982 Mr. Rosenberg purchased the 11,000 apartments from Cadillac Fairview Corp., a Toronto-based real-estate developer, for 270 million dollars. +"They are really upgrading their product line." +At that time I did not know either the rules of the game nor anything much about this kind of sport, except that its birthplace was America. +The reports came as the Syrian freighter Zanooria was docked in Genoa, Italy, waiting to unload more than 2,000 tons of unidentified industrial waste that first sailed from Italy last year. +You can imagine. With a big family and no water for the bathtub. +Unrest in the Soviet Union, Japan's weakening yen and a decline in the New York market have combined to help send prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange plunging from recent record highs, analysts said Tuesday. +If banks cannot be fully insulated from a parent firm's commercial entities, either the safety net under them will have to be extended to all who would own and control banks, or the safety net should be eliminated. +At a ceremony outside the National Palace, he appointed a new armed forces commander-in-chief, Maj. Gen. +Have you attended any religious services within the last seven days? +Almost from that moment, her fortunes soared. +The Turkish Cypriot's insistence is considered a major complication in negotiations to reunify the island, which entered a new round in New York. +U.S. District Judge Karen Henderson on Monday overturned a preliminary injunction against the IRS that Bankruptcy Judge Rufus Reynolds issued in December. +The stock market drifted lower today, running into resistance from sellers after its sharp rally over the past week. +"This reign of terror is over," he proclaimed. +A South Dakota woman was killed Saturday when her car skidded and rolled over on an icy interstate, the state Highway Patrol said. +A Czech speaker, Karel Kamis, earlier accused West Germany of not doing enough to prosecute Czech cases in the 1960s and 70s. +It may need to remain actively involved once Crest is up and running as well. +But yesterday the auto maker said those plans have been put on hold. +Efforts to fashion a defense bill have been complicated by uncertainties over the outcome of the current budget talks between Congress and the White House. +John Tumazos, an analyst with Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp., said managements at minimills have been disappointed with the market's treatment of their stocks. +Despite recession, BTC has raised profits from 8 per cent of sales to 10 per cent since 1990 - though other parts of the group have performed less well. Superdrug comes from a very different stable. +The escalation followed Syria's rejection of a proposal by Iran for the deployment of a joint peacekeeping force in the slums. Brig. Gen. +But, by way of indication, on both days an AP correspondent and photographer accompanied crews on "medivac" missions, at least one ship was struck by gunfire. +The restrictions on advertising may soon be lifted, and several investment-trust groups are now paying commission. +Despite the longest economic expansion in postwar America, the nation's soup kitchens seem busier than ever, dishing out not just hash but everything from counseling to day care. +Admits Cathy S. Witkay, manager of corporate advertising for San Francisco-based Pacific Telesis, "The lingering question was, 'What exactly do you do?'" +Fuller said engineering teams would be brought in to inspect it. +"We have lost the battle but not the war," Mncube said after the sentence. "We shall win." The ANC is the main guerrilla movement fighting white domination in South Africa. +Mr Jarrett's account supports these allegations. +Millions of tickets have already been bought for the chance to win the Pennsylvania lottery's jackpot of $70 million, which is sure to grow, but lottery officials are urging people not to splurge on tickets. +"We went into the election as a very fragmented front, in contrast to Solidarity," he said. +Philippine troops sent out to face them are underequipped and demoralized. +Democratic vice presidential nominee Lloyd Bentsen is fighting for votes in California by blasting the Republicans on labor issues and trying to show strength where the Democrats have a weak image: law and order. +The climate was harsh _ temperatures reached -13 Fahrenheit this winter _ the land was undeveloped and the nation's Jewish centers were a world away. +Last year, it had sales of about $15 million. +Its $226 million annual budget is split between the federal government and the 14 private company members. +"The situation in the country is catastrophic. +He was overeager and he overwrote. +His wife, Thelma, said they were both Methodists and, "The Methodists don't do it." Las Vegas residents took the evangelism in stride. +Nurdin & Peacock is widely expected to open warehouse clubs, and is rumoured to be seeking to change planning consents on some of its existing 46 outlets to allow them to act more like clubs. +It shows how a knowledgeable entrepreneur, even with limited capital, can start in the business with just a simple idea, a marketing knack and a desktop publishing system. +At one point the March contract fell as low as 99.3 cents, the first time that contract has been below $1 since Dec. 4, when it traded around 90 cents for one day before recovering. +"He was on the club scene playing guitar. +They included relatives of the dead, government officials and foreign diplomats. +About 91 percent of the 12,800 members voting cast ballots in favor of the new three-year pact, union officials said Sunday. +France's Renault, fed up with lackluster results by its Mack Trucks Inc. affiliate said Mack will be put through a "cultural revolution" that could include more job cuts. +Stoking the conflict is the sharp rise of local land prices. +Two radical proposals are set out: Before being debated, controversial bills should be referred to select committees with the power to take evidence from academics, professional bodies and interest groups. +Now, GE's radar division is based in Moorestown, N.J., while its sonar and related underseas systems are built in Syracuse. +Mr. Kronzer couldn't be reached yesterday. +A senior police official said soldiers in the northern Indian city of Srinagar were still looking for "die-hard terrorists" who slipped in despite a tough, 24-hour curfew. +In the preceding four years it lost Pounds 140m. Kvaerner Govan now has a strong though not completely full order book. +But profit-taking later erased most gains and issues closed about unchanged, said an official at Bank of Tokyo Capital Markets. +But since 1980 after-inflation wages have grown by about 1.1% a year, to $18,778 in 1989. +Median family income last year was $30,850, up from $30,534 the year before, the bureau said. +The Mine, Mill and Smelter union represents about 1,600 workers at the Sudbury operation, which produces about 75 million pounds of nickel, 75 million pounds of copper and five million pounds of cobalt annually. +We have it in the form of expendable unmanned launchers, which can do nearly every significant task assigned to the shuttle. +"From time to time, the company has expressed its continuing interest in buying back its stock, subject to market price," the statement said. +The overall index rose by 5.5%; health costs jumped more than 12%. +The offer, reducing the state's share to 73 per cent, will raise Sch1.8bn to finance expansion work. +For most of last week, currency market activity was overshadowed by speculation that the finance ministers and central bankers of the G-7 major industrial nations would adopt a tougher stance against the U.S. currency. +The same pipeline has failed more than 16 times over the past decade, said Erica K. Martin, the deputy district attorney who is prosecuting the case. +Besides being a major shareholder in the new company, News Corp. also would act as adviser and provide management services. +Lauder said Bloch did have access to "a great deal" of classified information, and that he "could do severe damage." +Bennett's girlfriend, Faye Nelson, told the Sun of Lowell in a telephone interview that Bennett was with her when the shootings occurred. +The voting members of the Social Security Board of Trustees include the secretaries of Treasury, Labor and HHS, as well as two "public" members, for which nominations are pending. +The subsidies, or bonuses, are paid to exporters in the form of government-owned surplus commodities so the companies can sell wheat at reduced prices to meet foreign competition. +The year-earlier period included after-tax charges of $167.8 million related to work-force reductions, write-downs and write-offs of inventories and the retirement of certain debt issues. +William Sessions was sworn in to a 10-year term as FBI director, and was praised by Reagan as "very tough, but very fair." +"Some emergency aid has gone to Red Bloc countries, but not long-term development aid" like the technical assistants that will now go to the Soviet Union, said John Matelsky, a spokesman for AID. +It was during one of those disappearances that FBI agents came looking for him. +But leaders of the cooperative movement saw it as an effort to keep them out of profitable areas. +Is Germany really on its way out of recession? +It predicts a gross national product growth rate of 7.5 per cent, an inflation rate of 8.7 per cent and a current account deficit of Dollars 8.4bn. +While Poles, Hungarians and Czechoslovaks now enjoy once-unthinkable democracy, it will take them years, if not decades, to reform their economies. +Works by other sculptors have fetched $1 million and more, but those are one-of-a-kind pieces. +Institutional Wisdom Legalized euthanasia would inevitably require the complicity of physicians. +Greece has signed a $4.1 million barter deal for 50 Soviet-built trolley buses to update its aging electric-powered fleet, the Transport Ministry said Thursday. +Chase Manhattan Corp. acquired Merritt in late 1985 as part of a rehabilitation program for the state's thrift industry. +Panhandle has virtually completed the sale of the non-pipeline assets of Texas Eastern, aside from some major real-estate holdings. +I was hoping perhaps to be able to see her here, but if not please give her my best regards. +Cowan was one of 21 investors who put up $5,000 each to promote Gingrich's book in exchange for a promise of half the publisher's profits. +Also, the company "incurred significant costs" associated with introduction of its new TC2000 high performance computer, Bolt Beranek said. +So far $118 million of the concessions are in effect. +I'd have been shocked if they said anything different." +The changes have saved taxpayers $114 million. +Morale is higher than it was a year ago, the result of the rebuilding programme, tighter management and box-office success. +In the end, only the Central Americans themselves can alter the future. +Authorities have restricted fruit and vegetable shipments from a 70-square-mile area around Dodger Stadium to keep Mediterranean fruit flies confined to the Los Angeles area, the Agriculture Department said Thursday. +Possible structural flaws were brought to the attention of Congress in 1986 by three former Lockheed employees represented by Hafif. +US sales advanced by 30 per cent. Earnings per share were 3.1p (losses 1.7p). +The San Diego-based discount department store operator said it will use proceeds to acquire land for development. +Family credit was a better way of supplementing the incomes of the low-paid than Labour's proposed minimum wage because it did not add to industrial costs. +Those fat margins built up in recession may soon start to slim. +"And now, what is the position of the Western countries?" Thach was quoted as saying. "They condemn them only by words, not by deeds. +In the shakeup, Dobrynin, a former Soviet ambassador to Washington, was retired, and Medvedev was elevated to the ruling Politburo and put in charge of ideology. +The work beginning Thursday covers more than 100 metropolitan areas across the nation, as counters try to track down folks who either didn't get a census form or failed to mail theirs back. +Some journalists spurn such freebies. +"Beyond that, there may be some more ideas," Col. Hind said. +Companies that slash ad budgets often look to public relations to pick up the slack. +He said any deficit reduction plans would be carefully examined for their impact on households headed by young or single parents. +Although Boeing is well into development of the 777, it has not formally committed to building the 350-seat, twin-engine aircraft. That decision, expected this summer, depends on Boeing getting enough orders to make starting production worthwhile. +Ball said it was acquiring 33 European metal packaging plants from Continental Can, which would have given it a foothold in one of the world's most rapidly expanding markets. +NEW ACCOUNT: Swarovski Jewelry U.S. named McCabe & Co. to handle its $4 million account. +The Arab panel was given a six-month mandate to enforce a cease-fire, lift land and sea blockades stemming from the battles, and introduce political reforms to redistribute power between Moslems and Christians. +When Dukakis asked the youngsters to name some drugs, one replied, "Bush is a drug." +A trip to Pisa, Florence and Venice was Pounds 30. Then he wrote Liza of Lambeth; and then he wrote Lady Frederick, which ran at the Royal Court for 18 months. +Company officials said the proposed Ovonic sale encompasses both goals. +Mr. Davis, who sometimes plays his banjo with a rotating red light on his head, has assembled a talented group of Dixieland musicians, the sine qua non for a revival of the Spike Jones sound. +The attackers dynamited the agronomists' truck and escaped, and 30 suspects have been arrested in sweeps of the region, he said. +Nissan estimates it would cost $50 to $60 per car to add a 60,000 mile power-train warranty on top of its much broader 36,000-mile basic warranty. +Sinn Fein said in a statement that he had survived three other assassination attempts. +Though it continued to focus on low-income and middle-income Americans, Capital Holding expanded into so-called direct-response marketing, selling insurance through the mail, television and newspapers. +In a court settlement, Young agreed to provide Joel with $10,000 a year from age 19 through 24 and $90,000 when he turns 25. +The March contract settled at 63.7 cents a pound and May closed at 64.48 cents on the New York Cotton Exchange. +While most whales have a gentle reputation, the killer whales are the most formidable. +The Navy also ran into problems delivering electronic equipment designed to jam enemy radars. +Eurocom holds a majority of HDM in Europe, Young & Rubicam holds a majority in the U.S. and Dentsu holds a majority in Asia. +No group immediately claimed responsibility for the assassination attempt on Younis Awwad, 40, political commissar of PLO chief Yasser Arafat's mainstream Fatah faction. +But events of that day still bring a sparkle to her eyes. +"It's unbelievable," said Robert "Flash" Gordon of Augusta, who worked for the singer-businessman's three radio stations in the 1970s, before Brown lost the stations and much of what he owned in tax and other money troubles. +For next winter she steals cherubs from a Renaissance painting and prints them on her soft cashmere pullovers and short sweater dresses. +The court, without comment, rejected an appeal by General Dynamics Corp., designer of the diving chamber in which the men died. +According to diplomats, his TV appearance had Washington's blessing. +Traditionally, luxury marketers have viewed tony magazines and a few newspapers as the only media focused tightly enough on the ultra-rich, but "everyone is trying to develop more creative ways to reach these consumers," says Ms. Haskell of Cole-Haan. +The battle with Grand Met occupied much of his energies and gave him little opportunity to focus on operating problems. +Sweden takes a leaf out of the UK's book this week with its first auction of index-linked government bonds. +With the administration trying to zero them, Amtrak appropriations gradually declined during the 1980s. +Industry groups and White House officials, however, are likely to seek more-sweeping changes. +The two sides have made little headway since signing an agreement March 23 to seek a negotiated settlement to the almost seven-year war. +The historic district, the heart of Charleston's tourist economy, was scrubbed up in quick order. +"London really behaved pretty well" in light of the Friday drop in New York, said Michael Sargent, head of market-making at Warburg Securities. +GM could convert one or two to making trucks and vans but would probably close any others as excess capacity. +Poindexter's interest in our opinions of the Iranian "initiative." +As they flourish, they provide food and hiding places for little fish, which in turn provide food for bigger fish, and so on. +The dispute over a 10-year-old Bible-quoting schoolyard preacher, who was suspended a fourth time after he refused to stop proselytizing and go to class, will wind up in court, his mother says. +With its acceptance, Iran appears to have backed away from seeking the condemnation of Iraq as the price for a cease-fire. +Hugo has claimed 25 lives on Caribbean islands. +But in the corridors of the Heysel Palaces, where the talks are being held, delegates argued fiercely late Wednesday over who was responsible for the slide toward a collapse or suspension of GATT. +According to commission officials, the southern cone of South America is by far the fastest growing market for European exports. +The manuevers, which begin Aug. 1, are part of a series of exercises between the United States and Australia. +The west can help them at this pivotal moment. +In the end, he did a little more than many expected. The three-quarter point rise in both the discount rate and the rate on Federal funds - the largest increase since 1980 - will not please everybody. But Mr Greenspan is not there to please. +That is why the biggest price increases are on some of Ford's largest, priciest and most successful models. +It was also, incidentally, the first parliamentary defeat since Mr Major walked into Downing Street in November 1990. +Supporters hailed the dramatic measure as a last-chance opportunity to bring strong economic pressure to bear to help end South Africa's apartheid system of racial separation by expanding the less sweeping sanctions adopted in 1986. +CRS collaboration may yet provide a model for the world's airlines to join forces to offer one-stop shopping for the aircraft as well as the tickets. +Quayle was asked how repeal would promote Palestinian rights. +Although he wants Mr. Plaskett removed, Mr. Icahn is understood to favor retaining Pan Am executives such as Richard Francis, chief financial officer, and Roger Cooke, general counsel. +The arms cuts are wonderful news for the West, but also present some challenges. +Robertson will also assume about $85 million of Ceco's debt. +The proceeds will be Pounds 5.5m, before expenses of Pounds 600,000. Mr Heap said the placing and offer would serve three functions. +Most new-crop cotton futures prices surged their daily limit of two cents a pound yesterday on concerns about dry weather in the Mississippi Valley. +'The population is industrially oriented,' says local journalist Mr Joachim Henniger. +The program is among the most profitable for NBC, a General Electric Co. unit, generating about $75 million annually in advertising revenue, network sources said. +Open the wallet of Louis B. Jones and you'll find a California driver's license, a slip of yellow paper, scribbled messages and a counterfeit $20 bill. +Individual chips are then cut out and processed. +Global competition is likely to force companies to keep a firm grip on prices and wages, Mr. Annable predicted. +But in its early October meeting, the last for which minutes have been released to the public, the committee approved its directive by only a 7-4 vote. +Last night, an Ansbacher spokesman said the company would neither confirm nor deny reports about the ultimate owner of the shares. +It wasn't the first time the junior senator from Kansas had gone against her party _ and her party's leader, Bob Dole, the senior senator from Kansas and the leader of the losing fight to save the nomination. +General Dynamics has sold its tactical aircraft business to Lockheed, its missiles operations to Hughes and its electronic systems to Carlyle. +"It was our first negotiated deal in five years," said James E. Jack, executive vice president of Associates Corp. +BAI now has around 150 branches nationwide and about 3,000 staff. +The collateral has a weighted average coupon rate of 9.89% and weighted average remaining term to maturity of 6.67 years. +The joint venture formed by Marriott and Adachi Enterprise Group of Tokyo has purchased the London Marriott Hotel and will build up to eight more hotels over the next several years, a Marriott announcement said. +Anybody who worked there would tell you it could have been (run) better." +The nonprofit industry-supported group uses 1985 as a base of 100 in the survey. +The U.S. missed a great opportunity when it reacted so mildly to Iraq's chemical attacks. +He had taught over many years, first at Camberwell where he had studied, and then at Chelsea. +We've got 12 songs ready for the next album." U2, Miss Houston, Los Lobos and Michael Jackson each had four nominations this year, but none threatened threatened to equal Jackson's eight-award sweep in the 1984 ceremony. +Neff suffered a stroke Aug. 5 and died at Northern Michigan Hospitals in Petoskey. +This quarterly event is known as the "triple witching hour." But some analysts think the program traders got the selling out of their system yesterday. +About 95 percent of Namibia's registered voters cast ballots from Tuesday through Saturday to choose a 72-member assembly that will draft Namibia's constitution. +Industrial production data released yesterday showed a sharp output fall in May. Mr Richardson forecasts that once the elections are over the Bank of Japan will ease interest rates to boost the economy. +'There is no correlation between anti-unionism and the incidence of HRM. +It depended on the evidence. The lenders ought to have presented their claim on the basis that, if the valuer had advised properly, they would not have lent the money. +But the Japanese have also been more aggressive at seizing market opportunities. +That was enough to put her over the top for a trip with her husband to Paris, complete with a free rental car for five days and hotel for three days. +It also said that it has submitted a proposal in support of changing Vestaur to an open-end fund. +Gerber also is seeking unspecified triple damages. +'This will simply increase pressures on companies to rationalise their domestic operations.' Rationalisation is a polite word for cuts and closures. +A man was convicted of murder despite the testimony of two witnesses who identified the interpreter sitting beside him as the killer. +For them, the war has been more a holy struggle, or "jihad," against godless invaders than a simple nationalist conflict against the Soviets. +Dan saw Tom's head hit the ladder and slip into the dark. +Aurelio Barria, head of the opposition National Civic Crusade, said Sunday the government may try to use an emergency decree to forcibly open industries and businesses that close during the strike. +If scientists develop such chemicals that prevent plaque in humans, they may be economical only for people who suffer a condition in which flouride harms rather than protects their teeth, Taylor added. +The bomb in Beirut exploded late Friday night under a car parked 80 yards from the abandoned Saudi Arabian Embassy in the Manara residential district of the capital's Moslem sector, setting several other cars afire. +Chairman Charles W. Knapp forced to resign amidst $6.8 billion deposit run. +But the judge denied complete protection for the "commands," themselves. +Both have plans for gas-fired plant. +Low birth weight and lack of proper medical care were the main causes of death, the CDC said. +Back in the early 1960s, the United States exported about 30 percent of its tobacco. +The Seven will probably not need to take any sweeping, sudden steps to reduce trade imbalances, though fine-tuning will probably be discussed. +During the worst days of spring 1962, Polaroid shares plummeted from $236 to $81 and International Business Machines' share price was slashed in half to $300. But the recession of 1962 never happened. +It also supplies mail order bath oils (65ml for Pounds 19.95, plus Pounds 2 p&p). +More than half of the school's 274-member faculty supported replacing board chairwoman Jane Bassett Spilman and Zinser. +The defendants settled to avoid the costs of further litigation. +More alarming, they say, provisions allowing the Soviets to keep empty warhead slots on their missiles and to retain some missiles in storage give the Kremlin an option to build back strategic forces rapidly. +Quigley, who complained of chest pains, was in satisfactory condition Monday at Riddle Memorial Hosptial in Lima, Pa. +A ratification vote is scheduled for Friday. +One of the optical disc drives is reserved for copying each day's work, for back-up. Goods-received notes and invoices are all scanned in as they are received from districts and suppliers. +Of the total, 40 are in the "letter of intent" stage, he said, and 18 agreements have been signed. +Syria, on Iraq's northwestern border, has also pledged troops. +Joblessness in Norway, at 8.7 per cent, is at its highest level since the second world war high, while in Finland more than 18 per cent of the workforce is out of work. +In a report, the Vatican called on creditors to refrain from burdening the debtor with "intolerable demands," and urged Third World leaders to examine the domestic causes of their debt problems. +The Motion Picture Association of America Inc. said it withdrew an unfair trade complaint against the Republic of Korea after the government agreed to assure U.S. film companies access to that country's market. +Thirty-year bonds currently are the longest-term debt instruments sold by the Treasury to finance the government. +Mother went to see Father in hiding, and he turned himself in the next morning. +Mr Brian McLaughlin, managing director of the HMV chain, said his shops were still selling 'as many copies as we can lay our hands on'. The popularity of compact disc players is also boosting music sales. +The trip is the pope's second to Austria in five years. +By cutting time in the manufacturing and marketing steps, Kimberly-Clark got the product to market 50% faster than past products, officials say. +The best play on Broadway, according to the Tony Awards and also popular wisdom, is Brian Friel's Dancing at Lughnasa. +Remaining Iraqi diplomats will be confined to the Paris city limits, Mitterrand said. +It is due to float next month. +American Telephone & Telegraph Co. said it will spend $20 million to build a factory in Guadalajara, Mexico, to make telephone answering machines. +The way-out wonder boy of French fashion, Gaultier said he liked the details like a shirred mini-dress in soft fabrics worn over a silky turtleneck undershirt. +In the fiscal 1986 fourth quarter, the company earned $3.4 million, or 39 cents a share, on sales of $49.3 million. +I can feel more freedom about the music." For some Asian-Americans, Juilliard and Curtis can be liberating in other ways. +The spokeswoman, Fiona McGhie, said the bearings were removed without incident in September 1987. +He then "rolled" his position forward by selling short an equal amount of the September S&P 500 futures contracts, traders said. +But they declined to elaborate on the evidence, including whether current students have been identified in the photos or if any molestation has been alleged. +No wonder batsmen found him hard to play - he looks hard to play. +She shot a final-round 67 in that one, too. +Light truck sales have risen 5.2 percent to a daily rate of 10,520, compared with a rate of 9,999 during the same time last year. +Hutter has raised more money than Mazzoli, mainly because he has accepted $40,000 from PACs. +Jazz musicians Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea will conduct a 20-city concert tour this summer in an effort to raise $150,000 for the homeless, it was announced Thursday. +We optioned it and for some reason never doubted that we'd get it made. +Delors said the Germans were being unrealistic if they expected "perfect economic convergence" among all 12 EC members before monetary union occurred. +Whoopi Goldberg, nearing the end of a six-week, 12-city tour of her one-woman show, "Living on the Edge of Chaos," canceled performances due to illness. +Nearly half are controlled by women, and few seek formal sources of credit. +Industry Ministry officials insist they don't intend to interfere again in industrial decisions, as French governments did repeatedly through the mid-1980s. +The injured were taken to Plymouth's Derriford Hospital and Royal Naval Hospital. +Calm, favorable winds and cool temperatures at night have slowed the ravaging flames. +The February rise in the index brought it to 190.6% of its 1967 average from 188.9% in January (see chart on page one). +James L. Dozier, 42 days after he had been kidnapped by the Red Brigades. +These started at 2 cents per half-ounce in 1863, rising to 3 cents in 1883. +Sales for the fiscal third quarter ended Oct. 31 were $205.2 million, up 24% from $165.7 million in the year-earlier period. +Bush planned to outline his administration's emerging foreign policy strategy in a series of five speeches. +In the tax-exempt market, the Bond Buyer index of 40 actively traded municipal bonds fell 1-32 point to 89 29-32. The average yield to maturity was unchanged at 7.65 percent, the same as late Tuesday. +And the niches are very big." +A senior Wall Street trader says the panicky investor sold futures "at precisely the wrong time," that is, the bottom. +I've very proud of what we have done in the military over the years, and I think for the most part it is a meritocracy. +Ford Canada, 92%-owned by Ford Motor Co., was forced to fly a supply of car doors from a Chicago stamping plant to Detroit and then truck them to St. Thomas to keep the plant operating, the spokesman said. +Both forms of income are treated more favorably under current tax law than they will be under the new law. +On Friday, however, the corps said North's conviction would have to be reviewed by military lawyers and his sentencing completed before any other steps were taken. +It hasn't happened yet, of course, and need not. +"He's about the same age as many minimalist artists," notes Suzanne Delehanty, director of the Neuberger Museum. +Roh, also an ex-general and former ally of Chun, promised to correct past government abuses and shake up the administration to remove vestiges of the Chun era. +UK traders sounded apprehensive, in spite of the relatively steady performance in the early part of the New York session. +Roundy's is a Pewaukee, Wis., food concern. +The warehouses will not be available for use until three months after they have been approved by the LME. +Sales results are not yet available. +Trump was among a group scheduled for dinner Thursday night at the Soviet Mission; instead, the closest he came to the Soviet leader was a glimpse of a Gorby look-alike on Tuesday. +But he said direct contacts with North Korea must be made only through government channels. +The Journal recently summarized the national debate over clean-air legislation as a trivial fight for air that's "cleaner than clean" ("The Hot-Air Bill," editorial, Aug. 3). +Tranzonic said the new issue of Class B common, to be used for possible acquisitions, would have one-tenth the voting rights of existing shares. +The Academy said McCartney would be honored on stage, receiving the award from actress Meryl Streep. +Traders also aren't reacting to recent declines in oil prices, once watched closely as an inflation barometer. +Kohl on Tuesday agreed to support a West German parliamentary declaration of respect for the current border, but did not make clear whether he thought the two Germanys could jointly recognize the border before they are reunited. +"We are definitely playing fun with numbers here," said Karen Shaw of the Institute for Strategy Development, a Washington banking consultant. +From the summer of 1995, the routes will be limited to aircraft with more than 200 seats during the morning and evening peak travel periods. However, it was necessary to implement competition on a gradual basis, he said. +Existing home sales rose 2.1% in December to an adjusted rate of 3,270,000 units. +The American team leader said he assumed other U.S. advisers were also based with Syrian troops. +Shortly after the two platforms were set ablaze, a 154-foot Iranian gunboat, the Joshan, approached the U.S. ships, the Pentagon said. +Republican vice presidential candidate Dan Quayle said today his experience in Congress and understand of national security issues qualify him for high office, and that his youth should not be any barrier. +Underwriters were willing to issue high-yield bonds, or "junk munis," to be repaid from prison lease revenue. +Mr Rao is seeking to build an anti-BJP front, which would include left-wing parties. At the least, since the ruling Congress (I) party lacks an absolute majority, Mr Rao will have to bargain with his allies to get economic legislation through parliament. +He takes particular exception to the distinct society status the deal would grant Quebec, and the prospect of a Quebec veto over Senate reform. +Vaccine researchers protected test monkeys against infection with the simian AIDS virus by using a genetically engineered vaccine. +An opposition Labor Party member, Lord Mishcon, said he realized Britain could not grant the right of abode to all of Hong Kong's 6 million citizens but the government should do more to guarantee democracy. +Low yields on other investments over the past several months have helped prompt investors to direct additional money into stocks. +A Mormon spokesman said then that only a small number of Americans were among the church's more than 200 missionaries working throughout Chile. +A government source, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the government recently asked Katawazi to become minister of defense but he refused. +White later pleaded guilty to murder and also received a life sentence, with the possibility of parole. +Unable to convince either successive Egyptian governments or the poor that mud is as glamorous as concrete, Fathy has found a following mainly among Egyptian intellectuals and Western architects. +Beyond that, it has lent its support to legal efforts by Delvalle's representatives here to freeze Panamanian assets in the United States. +Currently, violations of the verification system can trigger sanctions ranging from fines for paper-work violations to criminal misdemeanor and felony prison terms for senior managers of companies repeatedly violating the law. +"The decline in the number of RS cases since late 1980 coincides with the increased publicity about this association," the Atlanta-based CDC said. +She did not say whether she believed girl babies were not being registered or if they were being aborted or killed after birth. +The systems may have a number of effects on currency trading: The volatility of the market could grow, increasing volumes and sharpening foreign exchange peaks and troughs. +Roy Carey, a survivor of the world's worst offshore oil platform disaster, said Thursday: "We had all that water around us and no way to get it to us. +State party chairman James Ruvolo on Monday replaced former State Sen. Marigene Valiquette as one of Ohio's "super delegates" following criticism of her continued absences from party events over the last several months. +A total of 35 points in a year could lead to a driver's dismissal under the expired contract. +The carbohydrate in Ricelyte is a syrup made of rice starch. +Then, after a while, after thinking things over, he backs out." At least two details in Prestosa's recorded account did not jibe with fact, another reason investigators are wary. +The Russians, Ukrainians and other ethnic groups comprise more than a third of the republic's population. +Mrs. Warren, 40, was pronounced dead late Monday at Palms West Hospital in Loxahatchee, Palm Beach County sheriff's spokesman Bob Ferrell said. +But he added, "I expect it will change rapidly for the better." +BUSH CONDEMNS alleged efforts to set up a self-standing covert organization outside the laws governing the CIA. +A certain glee comes from hearing the Windsors and their neighbours do a rap number, but less than you might hope. The fine cast is led by Pam Ferris as the Queen - an outstanding performance. +He served there for two years after transferring from West Berlin where he was economic-commerical and trade promotion officer in the U.S. mission from 1970 to 1974. +That, said Ford spokesman Joel Pitcoff, may have pulled some would-be May sales into April selling periods as consumers took advantage of the more generous incentives. +Metals from mine drainage poison 20 percent of West Virginia's streams, and 13 percent are too acid from the drainage or too alkaline from overzealous treatment, according to a state report last month. +He ordered Brown to undergo examination and treatment for any drug or alcohol problem he might have. +Women unexpectedly became involved in combat in Panama. +They may take advantage of this lacuna in the regulations and hope that local law cannot intervene to protect the agent. +Grant Street National will not take public deposits. +Bush rebuffed reporters' questions, saying any comment from him could prejudice the federal trial of North, the former White House aide who is accused of lying and obstructing Congress about his efforts to assist the Nicaraguan rebels. +Solid progress toward federation in 1991 will prove to the outside world that a unified Europe can meet its global responsibility. +Radio reports Saturday said violence in the central coastal city of Durres and Kavaje, a few miles to the south south, had been more serious than originally reported. +But in 1989, the state Supreme Court ruled that state lending laws didn't authorize sale of the policies. +Perhaps the most comprehensive precedent for the Massachusetts proposals was a recently enacted Oregon law setting standards on recycled content of glass containers, rigid plastic containers, telephone books and newsprint. +There aren't enough cherry pickers in California. +As they reminisce, a phonograph record plays in the background: It is the Williams Sisters, including Charlesetta Bates and Ernestine Van Duvall, singing gospel music. +The speaker is a native of the Pacific Northwest and is familiar with many of the same economic interests driving Mr. Wyden. +Tube coverage of warfare inevitably turns out to be carefully controlled coverage. +The justices already are studying the validity of drug tests in three other cases, one involving a private employer and two concerning federal workers or federal regulations. +The most benign possibility is it is having lively discussions about its ACT position after the Budget changes. +The product will protect 250 users for $4,995.00 with a 2-year license that includes all product upgrades and technical support via the Internet. +'The liberals are a threat to all of us, but not to Haider,' says Mr Erhard Busek, vice-chancellor and OVP leader. The Liberals make strange opponents. +The damage caused by this marketing strategy may be lasting. +The agency has refused to comment on how he arrived in the United States. +Although the company has not forecast official figures for the first six months to September, analysts expect an improvement in operational profits thanks to cost-cutting efforts and the return of business-class passengers. +Firefighters arrived at the East Camden, N.J., residence to find the rear of the house engulfed in flames, said Fire Inspector Paul Escher. +In St. Louis, Mr. Bush warned the audience not to take "a dangerous risk on an inexperienced liberal governor coming out of Massachusetts." +Zinc prices have yanked around the stock as much as Ms. Coy's report. +How aggressively Genentech will defend its patent remains to be seen. +"Our bad year was five years ago," says Bernard Schaeffer, editor. +Sandra Bullock was visiting Los Angeles when she heard on television that the NBC sitcom "Working Girl" was seeking a new leading lady. +The year-earlier results include a $100.3 million gain from the sale of the company's right to buy an interest in its Manhattan headquarters. +As previously reported, the rate of exchange from Dome common shares to the Amoco Canada security will be about $1.50 (Canadian) a common share and $7 a preferred share. +"The downside risk is that the time and resources devoted to such projects will subtract from the kids' mastery of the liberal arts, rather than enhance them," says Dennis Gray, deputy director of the Council for Basic Education in Washington. +My fellow Republicans, this is the message we must carry to America this week and beyond. +The current $18 target price was set in December 1986, but an oil glut sent prices down to as low as $13.64 a barrel this year. The price rose to $16.25 a barrel last week. +At his father's funeral, he was asked by one of Ken's younger partners, a pallbearer, to come to the exchange. +Moreover, Yugoslavia sits in a strategically important position, a bridge between Western and Eastern countries and between Christian and Muslim religions. +"The situation is not grave, but certainly alarming. +According to a recent article in the Journal of the American Medical Association, using TMP/SMX instead of aerosolized pentamadine for secondary PCP could save patients $3,000 a year. +Bing's attorney, Paul Goldhamer, said he was gratified by the judge's decision, but was sorry it took so long. +The crash site is a desolate stretch of land about 100 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. +Rep. Bill Frenzel (R., Minn.) said: "We stand on the brink of enactment" of the big bill. +And that, Ms. Despres said, would more than make up for any losses due to the increased rate on capital gains. +"On balance, it might be a wash," Shea said. "I don't understand what (Arbit) is doing. +The government, citing lack of proof, has refused to name the country it believes is violating its territory. +"George Bush is the only candidate who can address the deficit. He is the candidate of safe change. +One analyst noted that Krupp's performance continues to be strongly affected by its steel operations and that two other big German steelmakers, Thyssen AG and Hoesch AG, have diversified further into non-steel operations in recent years. +Now I am in Miami again. +With each passing day the elder Bikinians believe the chances of resuming their traditional way of life become slimmer. +The Altai villager, Armstrong said, had been reluctant to speak initially for fear his neighbors would think he was an informant. +Analysts said that excluding effects of any write-off of the Omni debt, Adia is expected to post a profit of around 150 million francs for 1990, down from 201 million francs in 1989. +At the time, Mr. Bilzerian, by his own retrospective account, was already a rich man. +Half of the rats were treated with a drug called cytosine arabinoside, or ARA-C. The rest were treated with a combination of ARA-C and an experimental drug called ImuVert. +But an editorial accompanying the study said contact-tracing should not become the main weapon against AIDS, although the strategy would be appropriate in areas where the disease is less common. +For example, Peat Marwick recently bought a major share of a public-relations firm. +But the Cyber uses an unusual internal operating system; to sell to non-Cyber users, ETA must offer programming that runs on American Telephone & Telegraph Co.'s UNIX operating system, fast becoming an industry standard. +The humanities policy surfaced last week when Irene Chang, a reporter for the independent campus newspaper, The Daily Californian, asked a campus bank-card canvasser how to apply. +They argue that Mr Moi has skilfully exploited western concern, doing enough to lure back the donors and ease the foreign exchange shortage, but without commitment to sustained reform. +All of these sectors are continuing to provide a solid, diversified economic base for our state, which will enable us to climb out of our current difficulties. +Then there are no quality scrappies around any more. +Seagulls screamed overhead and excited Latin rhythms floated on the mild winter air from truck radios. On the beach, one of the Mexicans threw a metal grill over a fire of broken fruit crates. +Of the remaining 44%, a 28.5% stake of Computerland was held in trust pending Mr. Millard's appeal of the California jury decision. +Today, the software for pen-enabled computers is still so primitive that, in most cases, it can only recognize words printed in capital letters. +The Scotts' law firm represented the Congress of Racial Equality during the civil rights movement in the 1960s. +But it expressed concern that sale and leaseback transactions have increased off-balance sheet commitments, resulting in declines in lease-adjusted earnings and cash flow to below mid-1980s levels. +"They were working on a plan for me to go down to Colombia and befriend Carlos again," he said. "It set me back for a few minutes." In June 1986, Jung pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to import cocaine and was sentenced to 15 years. +LOS ANGELES (AP) _ A big institutional holder of Lockheed Corp. stock has decided to support Texas investor Harold Simmons in Simmons' bid to oust the board of directors of the aerospace giant. +Parents with babies, students, housewives, elderly citizens and merchants joined in the six-mile march in response to a call by the Beijing students for demonstrations throughout the world to back their demands for democratic reforms. +Richard Wortley directed both of these. +The lines on the graph waver; seldom are they straight, as in straight up. +"I thought they would realize before they came to the brink that the strike would be a failure and that they wouldn't strike," Hage said. +Torme also recorded the Stephen Sondheim song, "Live Alone and Like It" for Warren Beatty's movie, "Dick Tracy." Torme, the Buddy Rich Band and the McGuire Sisters will start an extensive U.S. tour next February. +One of them, Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., observes that prices may be ignoring the evidence that is beginning to unfold _ that while corporate profits might still achieve records this year, the rate of increase is decelerating. +A Boeing-Hughes consortium also has hopes. +The Coast Guard's 295-foot Eagle, the government's only tall ship, returned to the United States on Wednesday after two months down under to help celebrate Australia's bicentennial. +He was adopted several years ago by a woman who was Big Bear's great-granddaughter. +Manuel Antonio Noriega on Wednesday again denied reports that Cuban or Libyan soldiers are in Panama, saying his own armed forces have no need for them. +Among other refined products traded on the exchange, wholesale home heating oil for August delivery settled at 48.90 cents a gallon, up 0.60 cent. +The Socialists defeated a conservative government last year and scrapped an agreement giving Hochtief 60 per cent control of the new airport for 50 years and exclusive rights to exploit a large area of nearby state land. +Other major defaults affected the debt of furniture and shoe conglomerate Interco Inc., convenience store operator Southland Corp., and Western Union Corp. +THIS IS not my first time in India, writes Lucia van der Post. +It fits under a desk yet has the computing power of minicomputers that require racks of equipment, according to Compaq. +They were unable to confirm rebel claims that guerrillas had shot down three planes. +We're being forced out. +The government was accused of paying inflated prices for oil. +Cadbury will have a 75 per cent stake and management control over the venture. +The films were confiscated and they were escorted off base," Perkins said. +The West has accused the Soviets of stalling. +A full bid would cost at least #2 billion ($3.37 billion), which probably would be more than Brierley would be prepared to pay, Mr. Haville said. +He was brought to campus with the business school dean's approval by a student group devoted to business ethics. +Some 1,500 retailers of varying sizes participated in the campaign, which featured 94 titles from such companies as CBS/Fox, Columbia, Disney and Paramount. +Police were investigating why the bus overturned. +Apparently the combination of drugs and the gag made it impossible for him to breathe." Ferris was 25 when he was last seen in 1985. +In the past, NASA has purchased unmanned boosters from companies such as General Dynamics and McDonnell Douglas and used its own crews to launch them. +Since joining the firm in 1964 from Scholfields, a Manchester insurance broker, he has moved steadily up the organisation. +I don't know what else you'd call it." The Palestinian uprising has caused a recession in the occupied territories and slowed Israel's economic growth by forcing more military spending and scaring away tourists. +Unlike Malcolm Fraser and Gough Whitlam, he seems set on staying in the public eye. One long-term possibility is becoming the first Australian premier to go on to be governor general. +The tree was brought by truck from Pieve di Cadore, an alpine village in northern Italy where the pope vacationed briefly last summer. +Midland started its marketing drive in May 1987. +One of the best examples: Berkshire Hathaway Inc., headed by Warren Buffett. +"Employers need kids and they're hiring them," says Nila Stovall, who runs the federal child labor program. +Dorsey came to San Francisco in 1953 after being discharged from the Navy. +The two precious metals generally have moved in tandem. +Moreover, he adds, banks are comfortable providing such financing because they get a 50% interest-income exclusion for ESOP loans. +He added that many other firms are facing similar losses. +White House officials said Mr. Wright's exclusion resulted from a "misunderstanding." +Worries that the economy may be expanding too rapidly intensified yesterday after the Federal Reserve Board reported that the nation's factories, utilities and mines operated at 82.7% of capacity in April. +In return, Revlon agreed that it wouldn't buy Gillette shares for 10 years or "seek control or influence" over the company without its consent. +People are our most important assets - their safety and health our greatest responsibility. +"Will they get half of that? Possibly. +The paper's management also reported that it had $8.9 million in cash on hand as of the beginning of this week. Howard Seife, an attorney at the firm of Winston & Strawn who represents the creditors, said the paper's cash position exceeded expectations. +Kabul bus tickets come from Czechoslovakia. +Rabin, speaking before the report of the explosion, said Israel would stop the boat "in the ways it sees suitable," the radio said. +"Since the state has initiated a coordinated program, attempts by individual counties to legislate their own timetables for recycled newsprint are counterproductive," said Adler. +In lifting the ban, the rebels called on supporters to step up sabotage of vehicles that had ignored the measure. +"Few Westerners can understand why we have capital punishment, but we feel we have to do this to keep the people safe," says Wang Honglin, a judge with Shaanxi's Higher People's Court. +But recent expectations of central bank activity around 126.00 yen has declined, and instead, 126.50 yen seems to be the new resistance level. +That figure would give the Republicans a prominent role among the numerous factions jockeying for control of East Germany. +Two years before the first launch of the space shuttle, a programmer changed the timing on some shuttle software by one-30th of a second. +Mobil Corp. said its Mobil Chemical Co. unit agreed to buy a Houston petrochemicals plant from Aristech Chemical Corp. +Just after the bombing, Geraldine McShane advertised a "Bomb Damage Sale" at the Pick 'n' Mix shop on Charlotte St. In the summer, she had a going out of business sale. +It widened during each year of President Reagan's administration. +Western Digital said it will make the December interest payment on its $59 million of 9% convertible subordinated debentures due 2014. +IRNA had reported that Iranian officials were refusing to supply fuel or food to the hijackers unless the passengers and crew were released. +Even after this run-up, the stocks look inexpensive. +Protons originating from flares are high energy particles that can damage electronics on satellites. +"Those kids are more important than money. +The Pentagon plans to pay for chemical protection and combat clothing, ship and aircraft fuel, medical supplies and food and shelter for the U.S. forces, the statement said. +Goldman, with its continued dominance in equity underwriting, was close on Merrill's heels, helping to raise $21.2 billion, for a 13% market share. +President Elias Hrawi on Thursday chose Education Minister Omar Karami to form a new government aiming to end 15 years of civil war in Lebanon. +Those who have read the document say it lacks substance. The government has restored law and order, but continuing assassinations of security and judiciary personnel suggests that calm may not prevail. +The Federal Reserve Board said gains in production of autos and business equipment offset declines in construction supplies and consumer goods other than cars. +One of PolyGram's biggest sellers in the latest half was "The Essential Pavarotti," a compilation of arias sung by Luciano Pavarotti. +It has gone through several transformations in its 26-year life, catching each succeeding wave of change in the turbulent computer industry. +Florida's billion-dollar citrus industry, hoping for a sunnier future after a crippling Christmas freeze, also welcomed an optimistic report on increased citrus planting. +He calls such investment "the leading edge of a capital and export boom that has elements of the strongest economic boom Southeast Asian countries have seen in 20 years." +"As he was crossing the street, he caused a motorcycle to swerve out of his way," the inspector said. +Most shuttered companies planned to reopen in the next day or two. +The nation's highest court last Feb. 24 upheld a rent control ordinance in San Jose, Calif., that was attacked as violating the constitutional rights of landlords. +In Geneva, about 150 Kurds demonstrated outside the U.N. office Tuesday, calling for the world body to investigate the alleged gas attacks and shouting "Saddam, assassin," a reference to Iraq's President Saddam Hussein. +The Marines do not have the authority to arrest people or conduct searches and seizures, Stokes said. +Japanese officials said their action was intended only to give Mr. Sato more time to muster political support for a compromise that could satisfy the U.S. without threatening the livelihoods of thousands of Japanese farmers. +Today, a Romanian ship carrying cement, the 38,000-ton Beius, was the last of 30 ships to transit the 101-mile long canal. +The Supreme Court in June blocked the Cruzans' request to end their daughter's life. +In this week's debate, he claimed he'd even support a U.S. military operation in Nicaragua, "as we did in Grenada," if the Sandinistas fail to reform. +The highway safety agency concluded last week that the phenomenon reported in the Audi 5000s and other cars is most likely caused by drivers stepping on the wrong pedal, possibly due to the way the pedals are designed in some cars. +North Dakota's economy could suffer a $3 billion blow this year due to the drought unless Congress provides farmers with income-maintenance assistance, agricultural economist Arlen Leholm said. +The immigration law signed by President Reagan in November 1986 was finely tuned legislation that carefully balanced a legalization program for illegal aliens with penalties for employers who knowingly hiring undocumented workers. +The technologically superior 400s can carry 392 passengers, compared with 247 in the SPs, and have a 33 percent larger cargo capacity, she said. +The year-ago results included an $82 million charge to relocate the corporate headquarters to Dallas from New York. +He said the effort is part of a larger move by Soviet officials to find commercial applications for defense plants that would otherwise have to close. +A man thinks he's shaped his destiny, but it suddenly changes and he has to start from rock bottom. +Baker blamed the loss on the high cost of renovating a former high school to house the exhibit. +Police arrested 58 flag-waving, slogan-chanting animal rights activists after they blocked traffic in a busy intersection and forced open a door at the National Institutes of Health. +You are lucky you have got the rouble to anchor you to reality.' Then I gave them a business story. +To guarantee the alcohol supply, cane producers must now get government permission to export. +The People's Liberation Front rejected negotiations and continued its campaign of killings and arson, but the government said 869 extremists had surrendered during the cease-fire. +Equally, western markets need to be open to those goods which Russia can produce and sell competitively. In fact, open markets are vital to all our economies. +The army retook the building, but 11 Supreme Court justices and 85 other people were killed. +Net income fell to $98.2 million, or 75 cents a share, from the year-earlier period's $127.6 million, or 93 cents a share. +He declined to say whether Dean Witter Canada, which also has reported losses, will show a profit this year. +But Katz doesn't think that newspapers are doomed to early wipe-out, even though they need to re-attract an alienated public. +Greyhound officials told leaders of the striking Amalgamated Transit Union on Thursday that Greyhound would return to the bargaining table on Monday. +Natural gas for June delivery was unchanged at $1.570 per 1,000 cubic feet. +But the lawsuits complain that existing inventory is still being sold and that Mobil has taken no steps to warn consumers. +The government dropped the collective war crimes charges in 1967, but the Crimean Tatars, who number about 300,000, have not been allowed to return to the area. +Until 1982, Parkerson said, the plant averaged more than four times as many injuries as employees. +Despite the 600-delegate gap that divides him Dukakis, Jackson said he was within striking distance of the nomination. +Ali agreed to drum up support within the entertainment community for the special scheduled to be broadcast in 1991, Georgi said recently. +But while strategists practically all advise against panicky selling of stocks, they disagree sharply on whether investors should join the expected rally or put their money to work elsewhere. +Pepper, 88, died of stomach cancer Tuesday at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington. +In 1984, Democratic nominee Walter Mondale's failure to deal effectively with Jackson in his first bid for the nomination helped create the perception that Mondale was a weak leader who pandered ineffectively to the key black voting bloc in the party. +Norwest Bank Minnesota, Minneapolis, is fiscal agent. +She said she offered to tell her story to reporter Art Harris for free, and did not receive the money until long after she talked to him in the spring of 1988. +Last week they drove 2,000 miles, preparing the ground for Labour's stars and smoothing their way. The day they lunched at the Magnesia Bank, he organised events in Tory-held marginals Tynemouth and Darlington. +The trooper, 18-year-old Ilan Saadon, of the Mediterranean coastal town of Ashkelon, would be the 41st Israeli slain in the Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation of the Gaza Strip and West Bank. +OPEC oil ministers began arriving Friday for their regular mid-year gathering, prepared to grapple again with their biggest problem: how to deal with the world oil glut. +There also would have to be "significant progress" toward bringing to trial those responsible for the murder of eight people, including six Jesuit priests, in San Salvador last November. +The appeals court also pointed out that Congress in 1988 generally made it illegal to deny a visa or an application for permanent resident status to anyone based on their beliefs, statements or associations. +But the White House stresses that the Central American presidents' agreement and several other similar accords reached during the past two years include language suggesting the Contras can only be demobilized "voluntarily." +And, as in most of the Third World, lenders miscalculated their customers' capacity for absorbing the shower of money. +"I believe it's my brain's rest if I do something else apart from chess," said Kasparov. +Each is priced at Pounds 13.99 (Cassell, 256 pages) and each brings together three or four of the RHS's earlier handbooks. +It sold for Dollars 4.78m (Pounds 3m), well over double its estimate. +Incidentally, if you should notice an elderly gent wheeling around Muskogee in a blue pickup with a big yellow palomino horse for a hood ornament, that will be Wilbur Wright's brother, Orville. +West German television, in an early evening newscast, showed two motorized Greenpeace dinghies just under the Iowa's giant anchor, which was hovering in the air. +His principal secretary, Bernard Roy, says "the wind had turned" in the government's favor in recent weeks. +Wearing a favorite pink sport jacket, a 62-year-old used-car salesman fired over what his boss said were his loud and ugly clothes signed an out-of-court agreement to end an age discrimination suit. +More than 30 flotations are planned, together with another 25 rights issues. The lack of an efficient settlement system also frustrates foreign investors. +The strike coincided with the visit of Vice President Dan Quayle, who called on the Rodriguez family to express condolences. +The appellate judges ruled, however, that Mr. Reich "admitted acts which constitute intent to defraud." +It's only the United States of America. +The incident last Saturday drew particular outrage because it occurred along the "Sun Highway" near the western coast that thousands of Italians were traveling for the start of their vacations. +Zilk charged the coalition government of Socialists and conservatives had behaved "like a dog that shakes off fleas" by shrugging off the exhibit. +Planned capacity expansions at existing steel mills already total some 16.8m tonnes and possible greenfield developments might add a further 40m tonnes, says the report. +Riot police fought back, firing volleys of tear gas from armored vans and rifles and hurling tear gas grenades and rocks across the walls and locked gates. +Fiat has entered a joint venture agreement with the No. 3 three U.S. carmaker to market the Alfa Romeo 164 model in the United States. +First Boston has said a strategic review wouldn't result in any major changes, but one official said he expects the firm to force more people out this year than before. +The thrift was sold to Temple-Inland Inc. and now operates as Guaranty Federal Savings Bank. +The new aircraft would be used both to replace older planes at AMR's commuter subsidiaries and to enlarge their fleets, said Robert E. Martens, president of AMR Eagle. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, current-delivery gold fell $8.20 an ounce, to $469.30. +Wednesday's edition of the Free Press said the DNA had begun telling advertisers of its new rates, but company officials declined to disclose the size of the increase. +Nobody knows I'm stealing. +Bank of Tokyo's proposed acquisition, which must be approved by regulatory authorities and shareholders, would more than double the size of California First. +The government imposed the state of emergency for the first time in December 1982 in Ayacucho, birthplace of the rebel movement. +Toledo Edison Co., a shelf offering of up to $150 million of secured medium-term notes, via Morgan Stanley and Salomon Brothers Inc. +They will serve terms ranging from 15 years to 25 years. +Already 100 people infected with the AIDS virus have been inoculated with Salk's vaccine, and the Food and Drug Administration has approved national tests for 1,000 others, Levine said. +Eighteen-year-old Mauricio Parra said his mother did the right thing. +It is still basically using diagnostic procedures to find out what is wrong." Demand for qualified mechanics is high, particularly in rural areas. +"They could be accused of failing to fulfill their duty to creditors and of not negotiating in good faith." +Applies to securities and land, but not to other real estate, timber or collectibles. +First, Sir Phil's plans go no further than the 200 store target. After that, he says, there are no further economies of scale to be gained from suppliers. He has vague ideas about moving into Europe but nothing concrete. +But at least the sun is shining. +His plate paintings were an instant success. +The youths also demanded closure of cooperatives, the private businesses formed under Gorbachev's economic reforms, the newspaper said. +Inflation was a record 1,765 percent last year and has averaged about 50 percent a month since fall. +Its role is to supervise and advise on methods of privatisation, but it cannot sell companies, unlike the Development Fund, which is more like the Treuhand in Germany. +I noticed that I was very lucky compared to my compatriots and Europe seemed a very natural and obvious continuation of my experience. 'I was lucky enough to be influenced only by people who felt no enmity. +Revenue could also come from a proposed 450-room hotel attached to and owned by the stadium, and, of course, from luxury boxes. +Even though the judge had given creditors the right to submit a joint settlement plan without Texaco's concurrence, Mr. Icahn focused his efforts at shuttle diplomacy on Texaco executives. +But the jets flew over the building and behind the spectators. +The broker paid off early clients with cash provided by those making their purchases later. +The purpose apparently is to provoke needless audits of the targets that could be costly and time-consuming both for them and for the IRS. +Both posts are subject to Senate confirmation. +Dawkins, who was unarmed, was shot once through the neck, Burnett said. +Liberty is the programming arm of TCI. The programming deal is the latest in a series of rapid developments at Australis, as it attempts to bring pay-TV into Australian homes before the end of 1994. +"Our resolution to go on and restore this ship and ourselves, so that we can restore our combat readiness, is within itself a tribute to our fallen shipmates," O'Hearn said. +The master bedroom, the newspapers say, features a huge canopied bed for Saddam Hussein, whose room adjoins a separate bedroom for his wife. +Lotus Development Corp. on Tuesday announced the release of its Lotus Agenda software designed to help people manage personal information. +JAPAN'S ruling Liberal Democratic party has increased pressure on the government to boost the country's flagging economy by unveiling a package of proposals costing up to Y7,000bn (Pounds 29.5bn). +Lenin licensed him as the sole representative of 38 leading American manufacturers. +Following the union rejection of the latest proposal, the Chamber of Mines, which represents South Africa's six major mining houses, said, "Mine management will now be pursuing the objective of getting their mines back to normal production." +Did this apply to the conference itself, asked one uncharitable US visitor. +Someone must have lighted a fire under Mr. Donaldson, because he was back in feisty combative form. +The commission's April public hearing demonstrated the controversy surrounding Mr. Salazar, as well as the confusion and contradictions surrounding security efforts at the time of the bombing. +It holds 20 per cent. Mr Alphandery said foreign shareholders would be welcome. +The seven-day average yield on money market mutual funds edged up in the week ended Tuesday to 7.47 percent from 7.46 percent the previous week, according to Donoghue's Money Fund Report, a trade journal based in Holliston, Mass. +Watkins told lawmakers he hoped to get one reactor restarted by the end of this year but stressed that questions of reactor safety and other matters remained to be resolved. +There is no question of guilt, and there is no question of racial bias _ both killer and victims were white. +Robertson planned to fly this morning to Greer, S.C., where a rally and news conference was scheduled at the airport. +The list of the winners of the technical Emmy Awards was delivered to the The Associated Press later than expected. +The shock of that noise was added to by the co-pilot on the radio stating that we needed fuel because they were killing passengers," Zimmermann told the court. +"That may or may not be true. +'He said 'brilliant' and thanked me,' says Griffiths. Not so these days. +President Chun expresses concern about rising labor and student unrest but says, "Even if there are some difficulties, I will never use that as a pretext" for a military crackdown. +Nine people died when they were sucked out of the hole. +Drexel attorneys said that the agency so far has agreed to knock $2 billion off that claim. +Bush and Takeshita, who is in the United States on a private visit, met for about an hour to discuss trade and other thorny issues. +Jefferies was given up to authorities by convicted stock speculator Ivan Boesky, who implicated several Wall Street professionals in the industry's biggest scandal. +So far, Mr. Cahouet and his handpicked president, Anthony Terracciano, have failed to win over veteran Mellon managers, and massive defections could hinder efforts to build new business. +Relatives said defense costs depleted the family's resources, and that Mrs. Mitchell has been unable to sell other properties she owns. +Karabakh Committee member Ambartsum Galstyan said the Armenian All-National Movement planned to work within the parliamentary framework for democracy. +French unemployment stood at a seasonally adjusted 10.4% of the labor force in January, unchanged from December, the Social Affairs Ministry said. +The United Farm Workers has been urging the public to boycott California table grapes until growers stop using five controversial pesticides that the union believes are dangerous to both workers and consumers. +"It's the very first year, and a lot of companies don't have their acts together yet," Mr. Brill says. +Eiseman said the Welk check is to be used for fund-raising efforts, paying a curator-coordinator and getting construction under way at the old farmsite three miles northwest of Strasburg. +A guerrilla spokesman called San Salvador radio stations, which broadcast the communique locally. +Some also said the end to rebates would put pressure on fixed commission brokerages in Hong Kong. The SFC foreshadowed its inquiry into commissions and 'soft dollars' this summer. +The settlement, he said, doesn't involve any penalty or requirement to restate reported earnings for any period. +Ricin has been used in cancer drugs and has been found to be well tolerated by patients if managed carefully, he said. +The general said that it would also be difficult to conduct such a test in peace time and that there is no military need to bring women into combat fields. +Mr. Icahn is calmly explaining now how he plans to finance a $14 billion raid against it. +He claims he doesn't really need it. He doesn't lose that much control, according to him," Chun said. Singleton maintains, as he did at his trial, that he is innocent and was mistaken for another man. +Of course, that doesn't stop singers from going back to work right away: There was the singer who did the Dance of the Seven Veils in "Salome" six weeks after giving birth, and the one who was back on stage one week postpartum. +Baker called Ambassador Han Xu to his office on Saturday and the envoy was summoned back on Sunday for another talk with Robert Kimmitt, the undersecretary for political affairs, State Department spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler said today. +After several months of contract talks, Eastern Airlines and its machinists union will start daily negotiations May 31 in a bid to resolve pay and work rule issues at the heart of their bitter dispute. +The Japanese markets were closed for a national holiday on Monday. +"They are providing a service for the city," said Feinberg. "The city would not be able to kennel the dogs for free." Miss Vicini would not comment about how much the city saves by having the dogs stay with their handlers. +Yet there are worries in Paris that the abrupt ouster of incumbent regimes _ even if corrupt or repressive _ might unleash ethnic strife and economic chaos without ensuring progress toward democracy. +The message, wishing Waite a "belated happy birthday" from colleagues in London, appeared on page three of the independent An-Nahar daily. +"There's a bluntness to much of sports reporting, a candor you don't get elsewhere." Stories about how successful coaches motivate, evaluate and discipline players offer insight into management style and philosophy, he says. +One army vehicle was struck by a dynamite bomb during the ambush, it said. +And even if lovers of the Stooges flood the committee with letters, the selection process can take several years, Rustin said. +The Uzi goes for $698 in this country, and the other similar gun, the German HK94, retails for $800, Weaver said. +"It could have been a 25-year lease agreement," if extended beyond the initial 10 years, he said. +A first batch sent out by the court focused largely on nitty gritty issues. +If the payment is not made by then, bondholders could foreclose on the property, which could trigger defaults on other parts of Mr. Trump's vast empire. +The government remains determined to bring inflation down, but one consequence of using the higher interest rates as its weapon is higher inflation in the short-term, the department said. +He was a terror. +Moody's Investors Service Inc. said it is reviewing about $40 million of Houston-based National Convenience's long-term debt for possible downgrade. +There are a number of exceptions, such as for spare parts. +He told Israel radio: 'We certainly will come to the freeing of prisoners. +Nevertheless, Stroop said, MCorp has a suit pending before Porter which makes some of the same assertions. +Her husband shoveled up a large amount of ash shortly after the eruptions, and they keep it in gallon jars at their home. +The change could make it harder for business travelers to use the fare, as they often purchase their tickets at the airport. +The government's public position is that even if Sharia were enforced, non-Islamic regions could exempt themselves, unlike the practice under Nimeiri. +He also hinted that negotiations with former suitor Scandinavian Airlines System could be reopened. +"There would be a broader move down (in the dollar) if it wasn't for the fact that Japanese investors are such a major influence" in world markets, he said. +The couple are members of End Time Ministries. +Either way, it will demonstrate that Big Brother is, indeed, watching closely over us. +The bill would put target firms on a more equal footing with corporate raiders and bring unconventional takeovers under federal regulation. +People thought that this kind of dance would just go away, and it hasn't. +The real question is whether or not stocks are going up." +A U.S. official, who spoke only on condition that he not be identified, said the Soviets assured the Americans that Zia's death would not affect the withdrawal. +His group also was linked by Greek authorities to the terrorist attack July 11 on the City of Poros cruise ship, in which nine people were killed and 98 wounded. +To prevent that, Khamenei ordered his supporters on the Council of Guardians to rule that all candidates pass an examination before running. +The story prompted selling in many shares because of worries that excess liquidity is being diverted from equities markets. +Dukakis is looking for a fourth straight big-state win here over his surviving competitor _ Jesse Jackson _ to tighten his grip on the front-runner's crown and widen his margin in the delegate count. +He also would have the power to approve any airline merger if he believes it is in the public interest. +The invasion of Kuwait by Iraq produced a rapid rise in prices at the gas pumps for many Americans. +It was a tough case for the jury to decide," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Joanne Maida, who said she would ask for an "appropriately severe" sentence. She did not elaborate. +Masked gunmen bound and gagged unarmed guards early Saturday at Herculaneum, a Roman city destroyed when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.D., and stole hundreds of treasures, news reports said. +Proxmire reported spending just $145.10 to win re-election in 1982, down from $177.25 in 1976. +Under the plan, PBGC will terminate seven Eastern pension plans and take over the plans. +Senior creditors have backed the tentative agreement between Integrated and Bankers Trust. +He says: 'It's a free for all. +Compared with the 1985 fourth quarter, gross national product rose 2.4%. +Many more were wounded and many houses were destroyed," the communique said. +Mr. Schlesinger may have supplied a clue Friday, when he emphasized that the Bundesbank sees internal price stability as having priority over international monetary concerns. +Why oppose a similar strategy in Europe? The record of Brazil and India reminds us that bigness is not in itself a virtue. +"These crybaby billionaires have for many years enjoyed one of the biggest and most enduring special-interest giveaways in American history," said Bruce B. Brugmann, editor and publisher of the San Francisco Bay Guardian, a weekly newspaper. +Singing on pitch is no longer an easy task for Mr. Milnes, but he strode about with his old vigor, sending the gypsy Azucena to the floor in my favorite scene. +The choices make themselves. +A man sought in the death of a "Night Stalker" trial juror committed suicide Tuesday and admitted in a note to killing the juror during a domestic dispute, authorities said. +Air-traffic control reported only about two dozen of all of last year's near misses, the FAA says. +I don't think what we went through was an absolute disaster," he says. +"We really and truly didn't do anything," he said. +He said he learned good work habits in his home country, where teachers and education are widely respected. +Volume on the Big Board came to 70 million shares at noontime, up from 59.80 million at the same point Thursday. +The CIA and Justice Department both quickly approved the book, so it apparently contains no national security or grand jury secrets. +Bawgus did Cher's hair for the cover photo on her latest album, "Heart of Stone." "We used nine hairpieces," he said. +Unhappily, they decided to send it back. +Ghana's reforms have included several currency devaluations and introduction of a market-based exchange rate system. +He maintained, however, "that is the maximum." Whatever the September level, it will show a sharp rise from last month. +In rock 'n' roll, it's a millennium." With J. Geils, Wolf's athletic antics onstage became as well known as some of the band's songs, including "Love Stinks" and "Centerfold." +We support the bill." Don Cahill, legislative director of the national Fraternal Order of Police, which also backs the bill, said the measure would "really bring up the level of professionalism. +Since 1986, Karachi, the commercial capital and Pakistan's largest city, has been consumed by riots and massacres. +An out-of-court settlement to release the data took effect Friday. +The price is about 50% of the portfolio's value listed on the books of the failed S&L from which it was seized. +The newly privatized companies will probably fall into the hands of the "2,000 families," the only Moroccans wealthy enough to buy them. +The Japanese also insist on retaining certain discretionary authority in selecting design-and-build contractors. +A Royal Trustco spokeswoman declined to say whether the company will take further reserves. +But its approval results aren't that much to brag about. +Still to be worked out is exactly how commodity subsidies will be trimmed to make the required $13 billion in savings over the life of the bill. +Mr. Hazen, punchdrunk from too many late-night stints as the leader of the project, found himself at one point blurting out superconductor secrets at 4 a.m. to a stranger in a bar. +If both are approved, the one with the most votes will prevail, according to a California Supreme Court ruling last week on a similar matter. +Earlier in the week, prices rallied on reports that Brazil and Colombia had agreed to a proposal that, if approved by the International Coffee Organization, would regulate coffee supplies. +Production also was disrupted at plants run by Chrysler Canada and Ford of Canada. +In the West Bank, the army closed six schools following violent protests in the past few days against the Israeli occupation, said Olivier Rafowicz, spokesman for the military government in the West Bank. +The environmental organization said a five-year environmental cleanup plan issued by the department July 3 indicates the plant is needed to dispose of Hanford's remaining nuclear fuel rods. +That suit, which sought $100 million in damages, said Nintendo was limiting the number of games it manufactures under licensing agreements with software developers and preventing them from making the games independently. +The meeting came at a time when the administration has been turning up the heat on Congress to pass its aid package for Nicaragua and Panama. +It is becoming something of a tradition for European telecom operators to pay fancy prices for minority stakes in their US counterparts. +She is a Fulbright scholar in anthropology at the University of Massachusetts. +"Unfortunately, there's 10 quivering teaspoons of fat in there," says the Center for Science in the Public Interest's Mr. Jacobson. +A House appropriations subcommittee approved, without objection, spending of $7.5 million to launch Television Marti, a Florida-based TV station to provide news and information to Cuba. +Newsday had a major management restructuring last week. +The victims were sleeping on the second floor, said Gregory Joos, Peoria's fire administration manager. +Thanks for waiting so patiently; here's the third "L.A. +The proposal includes a repayment to banks of $24 million, and sets an interest margin of seven-eighths of a percentage point over Libor on the debt included in the agreement, which will have a maturity of 17 years. +In World War II, GIs found that the powdered lemon-drink mix in K rations worked well as a cleaning solvent. +Britain has announced it will lift its ban on British investment in South Africa and end its attempts to discourage Britons from traveling there. +In 1902, the Carnegie Institute was established in Washington. +Police said Aoun's gunners on a mountain ridge overlooking the Mediterranean fired two warning shots from a 155mm howitzer at the Victory I ferry as it approached the port of Jounieh on Friday morning. +In it, Deng spoke to journalists about the importance of their work, emphasizing their responsibility to educate the masses in political ideology and carry out party policy. +The rights enable holders to buy shares effectively at half price. +Ninety-one years ago, the town clock was installed and the bell began its hourly chiming. +South and North Korea in recent months have been swapping peace proposals as part of an apparent propaganda war. +The United Nations and other bodies have proposed so-called "debt for nature swaps," in which they would use some of South America's $112 billion debt to invest in Amazon protection programs. +The official media denied there have been any killings, but reported that 22 youths, including two girls, were arrested for "reckless behavior." +Juice imports to Korea increased 18 times from last year to $2.1 million in May. Frozen vegetables increased from zero a year ago to $270,000 in May. +But Beutel said an oil contract that could be traded in both London and New York would create advantages for the biggest oil trading companies that maintain offices in both cities. +The drop in the funds rate during the past few weeks has aroused speculation that the Federal Reserve may have loosened its credit grip just a bit. +Israeli sources say the United States is pressing Israel to give answers to several points raised by Baker in a letter to Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir last week regarding details of the election blueprint. +The most likely spin-off candidates are the Swift meat lines and Tropicana juices, analysts said. +When an artillery shell strikes a tank, for instance, the carbide contained inside is hard enough to remain intact, piercing the armor and allowing the explosive to flow through the hole. +In the purchase, Bass said it plans to issue stock worth about $125 million, and will retire or assume about $2.1 billion of Holiday debt. +The article appeared as polls showed Mr. Bush trailing the Democratic ticket that has Lloyd Bentsen, the popular senator from Texas, as the vice presidential candidate. +There's not much recidivism. +The piece is short enough for the message to seem intriguing without turning into an acreage of tape-loop repeats. +Fairchild is expected today to announce such plans as well as a proposal for a management buyout. +Grant said the opinion-makers on the far right of the Republican Party must now try to come to some consensus on who they will back. +The spokesman also said he could not provide biographical information about Hendrickson. +In a report issued this month, the commission said employers should make sure the health insurance they offer covers maternity and well-baby care, and called on the government to assume the responsibility for those who don't have insurance. +Col. North obtains a $2 million ransom from Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot and flies to Cyprus to deliver it to representatives of those holding the hostages. +Prudential Strategist Greg Smith has tended to pile his followers' plates high with stocks. +Ms. Wolf plans to pay off her bills, buy Christmas presents, save some and buy a few things for herself. +An official at the company says it has about 30 workers now; he declines to discuss sales. +Allison said the paper, with a monthly circulation of 1,500, lost money for several years. +Last February, Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines Inc.'s 700-foot Celebration, registered as a Liberian ship, cut a Cuban freighter in half in a collision off Cuba, killing three Cuban sailors. +Sir John Harvey-Jones is the other joint deputy chairman. +On the price front, economists say inflation was held in check in December by more stable energy prices and lower apparel prices. +Mr. Brandon's hunger for Ameritrust is understandable. +For more than 14 months, the United States has accused Libya of using the plant to make chemical weapons, including mustard and nerve gases. +Photographed left is some exceptionally pretty yellow and green French Provencal oven-to-tableware - the dishes each come with appropriate woven baskets. +The freedom to write contracts and the duty to abide by their terms are features of American life so basic that it's hard to believe they could be litigated. +A judgment in 1989 striking down a law against desecrating the American flag. +Mr Rabin said last week Arab guerrillas opposed to Middle East peace talks might escalate attacks before the negotiations resume in Washington on August 24. The clash took place midway between two Jewish settlements. +But are Ford's claims true? +On Wednesday the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 7.97 to 2,464.91, bringing its loss since the start of the week to 21.47 points. +Sluggish steel demand doesn't appear restricted to the U.S. Peter Marcus, a metals analyst for PaineWebber, says recent reports indicate that Europe is also experiencing a surplus in major mill-type products. +A United spokesman said the company couldn't comment because it hadn't seen the suit. +Sadly, however, by opening night Mr. Bogachev's performance had deteriorated into that of a booming, arm-slinging terror, chewing gum as if his jaws were pistons. +Mr. Harkin already has scapegoats to explain his failure to catch fire: He blames the press for giving him "a raw deal" by misrepresenting him as a big government spender or ignoring him entirely. +Wage restraint would 'help business to compete' and assist in the creation of new jobs. In a combative speech, Mr Portillo sought to portray the government's battle to control public spending as for the good of the whole economy. +The company hasn't concluded what action it will take in response to the situation. +Fairfax has been without a chief executive since December, when it was acquired for ADollars 1.4bn by a consortium led by Mr Black. +'He could never stand rancorous politics,' said one. +TBS officials said in a statement that the company is filing registration statements with the Securities and Exchange Commission to use proceeds from $900 million in securities sales to restructure the debt. +Senate Majority Leader George J. Mitchell, D-Maine, a member of the committee, said he thinks the modifications would be acceptable to most senators. +The rising cost of creating new offerings and plugging them with expensive TV commercials has made toymakers conservative. +Keeping Soviet troops in what is now East Germany for a transitional period. +The unraveling of Paul's real identity won't be revealed here, but the detective work involves the children of these wealthy people. +These include: "They won't tell me how much clients are being charged" and "They're always hassling me about my hair and my earring." Investors reacted to news of political unrest in the Soviet Union by buying dollars. +The bridge, one of the most-traveled in the world, was carrying an average of more than 260,000 vehicles every work day before the quake, which caused a 50-foot section of the upper deck to collapse. +Mr Graham Mather, head of the European Policy Forum, a pro-European think-tank, sees some appeal in Britain's position as a cheap and relatively unregulated manufacturing base serving the European core. +"We've tried to take action directed toward getting Noriega to step down," added Baker. +The latest results included 13 Sundays, one fewer than a year ago. +March-delivery cotton nearly fell the daily permissible limit of two cents a pound, ending at 61.78 cents a pound, down 1.82 cents. +Official results of the April 8 general elections will be announced over the weekend, board spokesman Juan Chavez Molina said in a radio interview on Friday. +Rolex for timekeeping, Slazenger for equipment and Robinsons for drinks have for many years been the only three branded products seen on court. Maybe something will go right for IBM this year and it will become the fourth. +"The second section had a fantastic day," one U.K. broker said. +The subcommittee was meeting in Chicago to assess the competitiveness of U.S. banks against their Far East counterparts. +The only Pennwalt employee to admit wrongdoing was Tacoma plant manager Orval J. High. +The government said that Mr. Milken was behind all of the crimes to which Drexel pleaded guilty. +It also is the home base of the late Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, the give-free-love-and-get-free-Rolls-Royces guy who almost got Oregon to loosen up in the early '80s. +Mr. Miller, a 45-year-old who describes his style as management by walking around, was to supervise. +Mr. Chapman said, "They've asked me to basically run the revenue side of the business, with Cathcart coming in, who is 61 years old." +After the probe, the president could prohibit the transaction. +No one has found any legal documents to prove the relationship, but Alexander's kin say that for many years he talked openly about his son "Buddy" overseas. +"I have never been so scared," said the burly redhead. +By contrast, anti-cancer drugs Farmorubicin and Adriamycin lifted sales by 18 per cent. +At this point, Ms. Walton said, she threatened Ms. Nussbaum. +Those who wait, and they should bring lunch, eventually will learn that there is a killer at large, apparently a sadist and rapist who preys on high school girls. +U.S. Ambassador Vernon A. Walters said the resolution puts the Airbus disaster in "proper perspective" and said the conflict in the gulf must end. +The bill proposed in Parliament in Ottawa puts abortion in the criminal code. +Another board member, Monte Pascoe, said the agency would challenge DeHihns' decision and demand more EPA involvement in future Denver water decisions. +Beirut newspapers predicted the government steps include the imposition of an economic blockade of that part of the Christian enclave controlled by Aoun. +Dick (Simmons) and I believe it is time to hand over the reins to a new generation." Mr. Graham will retain his post as publisher of the Washington Post newspaper. +According to budget documents, the Defense Department expected to spend $11.4 million this year hiring individual experts and consultants to assist with various studies. +David Espo covers the presidential campaign for The Associated Press. +It is significant therefore that the Community treaties contain no provision for unilateral withdrawal. +"Is that blood?" the producer, who is colorblind, asks as the camera slowly pans over the wreckage inside the mobile home. +Under the measures published Wednesday, electricity consumption beyond assigned quotas will be penalized with up to four times the normal charge. +Tax increases being levied now to bring budgets into balance will rake in considerably more revenue once the recession ends. +Today, the Supreme Court agreed with the 9th Circuit court that under federal civil rights law, Mitchell is not limited to court-awarded attorneys' fees when there is a contingency fee agreement with a client. +She won her first five-year term in 1980 and was re-elected, with an increased parliamentary majority, in 1985. +The shares closed 1p up at 197p. The hosiery division benefited by Pounds 3m at the operating level due to the inclusion of Cogetex in France and Aznar. +The price of the previously announced cash transaction was $51 million. +Mr. Yanayev and his co-conspirators were, for obvious reasons, unavailable to comment. +With further harmonisation of beer duty, the costs have to come closer together.' The obvious question is how far Carlsberg wants to play a part in that process. +'I think that the market could still go higher. If political uncertainties caused a correction of, say, 10 per cent, I would view that as a further buying opportunity,' he said. Speculative selling hurt the biggest recent gainers. +Dr. Robert S. Stern, a dermatologist from Beth Israel Hospital in Boston who chaired the hearing, said that "there are a variety of ways of presenting the data." +Melridge said Mr. Heublein, who couldn't be reached for comment, would remain a director and consultant. +He has not been included on the shortlist of 18. +China has had to consider, and to make clearer, what it means by 'one country, two systems'. +Non-critically ill patients at Princess Margaret Hospital in the capital of Roseau were sent home late Friday and early Saturday to make room for possible hurricane victims. +Until 1940 the company had branches in Vienna and Berlin and the post-war years saw the popularity of Savile Row grow among rich Americans. All that has changed. +"For the past six months, the money supply has increased much faster than industrial output. +Mr. Hines formed his own development firm the next year, but didn't start making his mark nationally until 1974, when he introduced Houston oil baron J. Hugh Liedtke to Philip Johnson. +Refined oil products traded on the exchange also declined, but not as sharply. +He said some blacks he met opposed sanctions, but he said a majority support them. +Canadian auto industry sources also expressed concern that the Ste. +"They'll reject it because there will be a lot of jobs cut at the top," Mr. Sherman said. +Health care executives in several states and a promoter have been charged with offering kickbacks in return for lucrative employee-benefit contracts with businesses and labor unions. +From 1905 to 1911, researchers brought 2 million species of the moth's natural enemies from Europe and the Soviet Union, said Logan. +Construction business is picking up as big government infrastructure projects get underway, and a new service sector is developing. +"I saw our youth leader raise his hands and say `Oh Lord, I'm coming home,"' Miss Darnell said. +'A prudent policy today means extreme conservatism,' says Mr Gyorgy Ivanyi, president of Inter-Europa Bank. +In one protest Mrs Anne Scargill, wife of Mr Arthur Scargill, the union's president, led three other women in an underground sit-in. +A shave and a haircut used to cost nothing, if you were a United States senator and were shaved and trimmed in the United States Senate barber shop. +But the Depression, World War II and the growing popularity of linoleum and carpeting led to a decline in U.S. tile use. +Federal authorities initially did not know what connection Stevens, who was a sea-urchin diver in Gold Beach, Ore., had with Kramer, a former championship power-boat driver based in Miami. +Burma's political unrest did not start with the events that claimed so much attention this time last year. +Lawrence P. Haeg, formerly director of public relations of Pillsbury Co., was named vice president, corporate communications, of this banking concern. +"A boy that age, of normal mental status, would want to eat," Hudock said. +The danger of prolonged civil war after a Vietnamese withdrawal is very real. Hun Sen refuses to allow the Khmer Rouge in even a provisional government. +He explained to Mr. Brady the concept of purchasing power parity, which means that if U.S. inflation is to converge with Japan and Germany's lower rate, the dollar cannot be depreciated and probably must strengthen, especially against the mark. +Boulder city spokesman David Grimm said he was game to contribute some silliness. +The proposed change was approved by Serbia on Thursday, but the amendments must also be approved by the provincial assemblies. +Atwater said the delay will cause the average Boston water bill to skyrocket over the next eight years. +It all blew up" yesterday. +Clearly, if you can't fire, you hire more cautiously. +Those in the investment and marketing communities also don't know where to place their bets. +He plays golf regularly and travels around Indonesia looking like an unannounced candidate. +That's down 2.8% from a year earlier. +A recent guest on Miss Winfrey's television show touted so-called bag balms as a beauty cure-all. +JOHN Mortimer's father used to greet his three-year-old son with 'Is execution done on Cawdor?', expecting a reply from the fledgling barrister-writer. +Under the new party platform, the Communists are seeking to redefine themselves as social democrats. +"He hasn't resigned and he won't resign," Brodersohn said. +In addition to Gibraltar, there were rumors that several other thrifts were selling as much as $1 billion of mortgage securities. +Brown & Sons Inc is lead manager of the offering. +At the Salon du Dessin, it is positively austere. +BP had jumped 9 to 295p by the close, with turnover totalling 5m shares. +A spokesman for the Austin, Texas, companies expressed disappointment at Community Psychiatric's decision. HealthVest needed more time to evaluate the contingent payments in the package, he said. +A Metromedia spokeswoman declined to comment. +Seven Democratic U.S. senators met with President Mikhail S. Gorbachev at the Kremlin today. +Since he gained power in 1982, the prime minister has only attended major parliamentary debates. +Matra Marconi Space, one of the most prominent names in the industry, will contribute its considerable experience and expertise in telecommunications, broadcast and military satellite programs. +Bondweek, a trade publication, last week reported that three frequent debt issuers with strong credit ratings wanted to sell three-year notes at around 9 percent in the last week in August. +Italy's gross domestic product, adjusted for inflation and seasonal variations, rose 2.2% in the third quarter from a year earlier but fell 0.8% from the prior three months, the state economic research institute said. +City Health Commissioner Dian Sharma, 41, suffered a broken right arm and had five front teeth shattered after she said a car ran her off the road Friday. +Wild gyrations in ingot prices also heighten customers' insecurity. +Neither IDS nor Oppenheimer will comment on the sales. +On the role of management education: "The first and most important component of management is training." +A National Front spokesman known by the nom de guerre Abu el-Nour said the man was a prisoner of war in Chad before his defection. +Mr. Davis is particularly sensitive to any suggestion he may have shifted his sights away from UAL, for which he has made a bid of $6.19 billion, or $275 a share. +Gorbachev's national government would control only a fraction of the planned transition from communism to a market economy. +Germany banned the PKK in November, saying its members used violence. +The mud engulfed wooden huts built precariously on cliffs overlooking Caracas, the capital. +He was fired shortly thereafter. +The once all-powerful Communists, soundly defeated in last month's polls, were reduced to running a single beer stand. +The 7-year-old went for the children's mother, Patricia Silva. +As the world's largest government aid donor, it feels the size of its contribution earns it the right to influence policymaking. +The women are called upon to behave as if on day-release from the Reeperbahn. +The report showed that prices, as measured by a GNP-based gauge known as the deflator, rose at a subdued 0.7% annual rate in the fourth quarter, the same as reported last month. +States as well as federally recognized Indian tribes can also apply for several local drug treatment service providers, Frederick said. +"These jobs only come along once in a few years," he said. "Being an actor allows you to explore other worlds. +Dole also pledged bipartisanship. +There is some force to the comment of Sergei Stankevich, one of the leaders of the centrist Party of Reconciliation and Accord, that 'it is their choice to come to us, not ours. +In the meantime, the effective devaluation of sterling, as measured by the Bank of England's trade-weighted index, has been less than 6 per cent. That combination is scarcely enough to produce 0.75 percentage points of extra growth in a full year. +The Exchange board also voted to close all currency and interest rate futures and options contracts at noon on the business day before a three-day holiday weekend and on all banking holidays. +The recapitalization plan, which calls for Caesars' shareholders to receive a one-time cash dividend of $26.25 a share and stock in the reconstituted company, was approved by shareholders last month. +Iraq, too, was patched together, out of Sunni and Shiite Arabs and Kurds. +He had been wanted for two years by security forces on suspicion of firebombing Israeli cars and violently interrogating Arabs he suspected of cooperating with Israel, according to the army. +The poor showing in September was blamed on an absence of sales incentive programs that have boosted demand at the end of previous model years. +The decision was based on executives' expectation, widely shared in the defense industry, that defense budgets under the Bush administration will be smaller than they were in the Reagan era. +But only four days after that, Mr. Bush resurrected the veto threat. +"We don't sell the image of New York or AIDS or robberies," Mr. Ohkawara cautions. +The parents of Jessica McClure, the toddler rescued from an abandoned well in 1987, are getting a divorce, court records show. +As the OAS's Sept. 1 target date for changing Panama's government nears, Bush intensifies efforts to send a message to Panama's military officials that Noriega is a liability they would be better off getting rid of. +He said Gulf Financial was formed two years ago to make real estate acquisitions but had yet to make a purchase. +With a small to medium-sized investment ($1,000 to $4,000) for a special projector, a personal computer can be turned into a large-screen "intelligent chalkboard" that can dramatically change the texture and effectiveness of a meeting. +Observers said the market is expecting consumer prices to hold steady at February's 0.4 percent level, or rise only slightly. +The total number of contracts traded dropped to about 37,000, with a total underlying value of about 920 billion yen. +John Walsh, Mr. Freeman's attorney, declines to comment on the memo, but says Mr. Freeman denies all the allegations in the lawsuits. +Pickets marched peacefully at three plants near Canton. +Hershey announced on Aug. 8 the sale of its Friendly Ice Cream restaurant chain to Tennessee Restaurant Co. for $375 million. +The trustee sought to recover $1.6 million in taxes paid to the IRS in the months leading up to the liquidation. +Others could hardly sit still long enough to listen to the words in the music booths or put together a puzzle of multiracial families. +Two of the best traditional 200-fish beats only managed to creep into double figures this year. Aided by Lar Kenny, a ghillie of 38 years experience, and others, I built up a portrait of woe. +The Clinton administration has called the development of such an 'information super-highway' a national goal. Industry leaders claim the super-highway will not only create markets for their inventions, but change the world, or at least the US. +"The convention will provide a new powerful weapon to combat drug abuse and illicit trafficking," Axel Wuestenhage, deputy director of the U.N. Information Office in Vienna, told The Associated Press. +He served as interior minister in one of Ozal's Cabinets before the 1987 general election. +Schieffelin's Mr. Kavanagh says the company toyed with several vodka concepts before settling on a Tanqueray brand. +Gov. Hickel argued that the project could be built for less than the Fluor estimate. +In the second case, the Radio-Television News Directors Association asked the court to declare that the fairness doctrine is unconstitutional and that the FCC acted arbitrarily in failing to eliminate it. +It chose Hammond Suddards of Leeds. For conveyancing, the company's view was that, while most of the work was in the north, it could be done from anywhere. +Normally its members are society elders chosen by the ruler. +He broke his hammering arm, which is now being reset in Connecticut. +Hirohito, 87, died of intestinal cancer Friday without ever shedding much light on his role during World War II. +Mr. Spratt said that if the new rules prove effective, they can be extended for a further two years. +For all of 1988, Compaq said its earnings rose 87 percent to $255 million from $136 million a year earlier. +The opposition parties, for their part, fear they will have too little time to reassess their performance and make a fresh impact on the electorate. The election will be about personalities more than issues. +But the visibility was poor and little or no usable footage was produced. +Too often, inflation has destroyed their value; and they are difficult to comprehend and buy. It is true there is a cheap service available at the Post Office. +Chrysler officials point to other factors that have cut into the auto maker's sales. +Such indecision could hamper the committee's ambitious plans. +Task force soldiers advanced behind a barrage of heavy artillery, backed by government troops and by a rival rebel faction under Prince Johnson, who broke with Taylor last February. +Moody's Investors Service Inc. placed this Eden, N.C.-based company's convertible subordinated debentures, rated Ba-2, under review for possible downgrade. +It reached its nadir in 1992 when the economic slowdown triggered a decline in demand and a steep increase in claims. +If next week's trade figures look bad to people, the governments are going to lose in a big way." +Cooper, 52, a nephew of the late British poet and novelist Robert Graves, was arrested in December 1985 and held in Tehran's Evin prison. +The movement advocates an Islamic state including the occupied lands and Israel. +Rick Renninger of the National Stone Association, which represents the industry, said the claim of cancer-causing ingredients in sand is old and is not backed up by the evidence. +He estimated the added device would cost about $1,050 per plane. +And Republicans denied that they were bowing to the NRA in voting in large numbers against a time limit. +THE CHECKOFF: War could keep Lima, Ohio, booming: A World War II Sherman tank plant has been producing M-1 tanks now deployed in the Persian Gulf. +The grizzly once ruled the food chain from the Canadian border to Mexico, from the Black Hills of South Dakota to California. +To avoid confusing lines of accountability, Mr Gummer will be accountable for all five departments' share of the budget - an unusual and sensible innovation. Bringing together these programmes will also make it easier to integrate regeneration projects. +He said he gave "no concrete agenda" to leaders he met in Britain, West Germany, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland and the Vatican. +Dukakis' rival also wants an agreement outlining an officially sanctioned role in the fall campaign, including financial support from Dukakis. +Some researchers have altered TPA to hamper removal by the liver, and perhaps that approach can be combined with that of the new study to create a longer-lasting drug, he and Sambrook said. +Morales Lechuga also said his office would crack down on those suspected of participating in the illegal trafficking of children for adoption outside Mexico. +Mrs. Say is in Syria for meetings with Syrian officials who have been cooperating in attempts to free the hostages. +"What you have are the trophy names, and you can start merchandising the products from hats to shirts to golf clubs all over the world," Mr. Lisanti said. +However, he sustained another serious blow in January when there were reports that Hollywood video producer Stuart Karl improperly bankrolled his campaigns. +After 13 years in office, ministers seem to have forgotten how to fight hard elections. Mr Major's campaign stumbled at the outset. +Beverly Byron for Barbados. +Ms. Quigley confirmed in a telephone interview that she had been giving Mrs. Reagan astrological advice since shortly after the assassination attempt on the president in 1981. +The price Smith paid for the stake was unknown. Details of the share placing had not appeared on the Seaq information service yesterday - prompting some speculation that perhaps not all the shares had been placed. +She is severely brain damaged and is given a slight chance at recovery. +If we had a request to look at it, it would be considered." There were no signs at either end of the bridge setting capacity limits or warning visitors against swinging the bridge, which was a popular pastime among young people. +About 90 minutes later, Soviet television broke into its evening news program "Vremya" for a live color broadcast showing Alexandrov, wearing a dark blue flight suit, aboard Mir with four Soviet cosmonauts. +Like the original, the replica has a roof that opens to provide sunlight for filming. +Until this quarter Intel has been nearly immune to the sluggish earnings by other chip and computer makers. +The statement was given to a local television crew that was taken blindfolded to a guerrilla safe-house. +Fitzwater said the United States could not confirm reports that Americans were being rounded up or held in various places. +Underwriters ghoulishly assert that 4 per cent of people who go skiing return with at least one broken limb. +Mr. Harris is expected to reply, and a disciplinary hearing into the matter may occur in the next few months. +"This will hurt because they were our major source of food and we have no one to replace them," said Ted Landreth, a spokesman for the Greater West Hollywood Food Coalition, which distributes food to about 250 people in Plummer Park. +Although several groups are working on developing national examinations, there is considerable political opposition to such a move and internal bickering by advocates over what kind of test should be given. +Consumer prices, meanwhile, rose 0.6 percent in January, a pace that would translate into a 7.2 percent annual inflation rate at the retail level if sustained all year. +Parliament approved changes recommended by Nemeth that installed six new Cabinet members expected to speed the pace of reform. +Most of the funds came out of the company's Dallas bank, which accounts for only a third of First Republic's deposits, he says. +The opening of the Nasdaq-Singapore link, however, has raised the prospect of more affordable world-wide trading than previously possible. +It takes a lot of chutzpah to close down a busy section of Interstate 15, orchestrate a simulated shootout in a crowded airport lobby, or fake the firebombing of a casino on the Las Vegas Strip. +But if you go to a French station and watch a train go past, you might wait six hours until you see another one. +First Interstate Bancorp jumped 2 5/8 to 69 5/8. +In the 21 years since he seized power, Gadhafi has tried and failed to forge various mergers with many North African nations. +Meyer estimated that 50 to 60 school employees throughout Florida are trying to remove their names from the registry. +For the most part, UK fund managers do not regard futures and options as a separate asset class, but as part of the underlying asset class. +Transavia's 737-300s are for delivery starting in November 1991, and its first 757 is to be delivered in the first half of 1993. +That gives the pros a 10-8 lead over the darts under the current rules, and a 12-6 lead over the Dow Jones Industrial Average. +Nakayama told a nationally televised news conference that Shinto had said he hadn't personally been involved in dubious share trading but was resigning to take responsibility for transactions by his then-personal secretary. +In addition, the loss reflects the lower than expected price the company received in selling several of its key fianancial services businesses to Broad Inc., a Los Angeles-based financial services concern. +In the countryside, on the other hand, farmers have access to a free market, and their direct reliance on the state is waning. +While not naming who may have violated laws, Mr. LaFalce said he was "especially concerned" about the activities of Mr. Owen. +A spokesman at the capital's international airport said flights were normal. +Access to the Tigris, whose flow is increased in Iraq by downstream tributaries, spares Iraq the worst effects of cuts in the Euphrates. +Ranking army officers and provincial officials exchanged hugs and some kisses with waiting guerrillas. +In the area of performance motoring, gears can be changed with optimum efficiency while preserving maximum control over the car by keeping both hands on the steering wheel. +Taiwanese groups in the United States have urged Bush to back self-determination for Taiwan when he meets Deng Xiaoping and other Chinese leaders. +This year's regular legislative session and the special extension were marked by battles over a temporary sales tax, budget cuts and a state lottery. +At T. Rowe Price Associates Inc. in Baltimore, Ms. Diamond is putting the clients' money into small companies in the Rust Belt. +The other is a Hong Kong-based businessman, who said he has extensive contacts within the Chinese military. +We can learn something new about ourselves,' he told a recent conference. Most people assume that garbage - or rubbish as it's known east of the Atlantic - consists largely of fast food containers, packaging waste and soiled nappies. +Cocom is the short name for the Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls, a Paris-based organization that oversees the task of controlling exports of sensitive technology for the U.S. and 15 of its allies. +It is best-known for taking Beatrice Cos. private in 1986 for $6.2 billion, the largest such transaction to date. +K mart shares closed yesterday at $61.50, off 25 cents, and Woolworth at $46.50, off 75 cents, both in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +Some industry analysts said jumpy financial markets and the uncertain economic outlook are weakening heavy-truck demand at a time when sales are heading for a cyclical downturn. +In papers filed with the court, LTV also charged that the agency violated a separate order by Judge Lifland barring certain actions against the company without the court's permission. +Aguililla said that with Palestinian help, Cuba has arranged for the transport of large quantities of Western-made weaponry to guerrilla groups in El Salvador, Guatemala and Chile and also provides training in Cuba for leftist African groups. +Frigid weather chilled December shipments a little, but 1989 still was the second-hottest farm export year on record, thus adding further stature to trade policy debate on Capitol Hill. +'They felt they were not being treated equally.' The benefits also make it easier for companies to market to gay and lesbian consumers, who have become expert at organising boycotts of products from companies that do not furnish insurance. +But for at least three years, it would only offer a niche service for professionals who travel widely. It will offer 24-hour telephone banking, and sophisticated automated terminals which can be used in the US for stockbroking. +It said state governments across India deployed additional security forces Monday to guard important installations and to maintain law and order. +New York state Attorney General Robert Abrams also wrote to Seidman asking him to reimburse charitable organizations with accounts in Freedom. +The affidavit did not specify Anderson's disagreements with Bush's actions. +The birds supposedly need the open space among the old trees to hunt rodents and the treetop canopy to avoid predators. +Grease Monkey said the proposal has an estimated current value "substantially below Grease Monkey's current market price." +I think that says a great deal to the American people about the standards we'll set and the quality of the people that we will pick to serve in our administration. +In the past, the networks touted their shows simply by running promotional spots on their own network or placing ads in newspaper TV listings. +As it became obvious that the Sandinistas and the Cubans were directly stage managing the Salvadoran insurgency, President Reagan started to complain, like President Monroe, about "inviting alien influences and philosophies into the hemisphere." +But it made no difference. +The report, which is to appear in the weekly magazine's Monday edition, was provided in advance to other news media. +Lando W. Zech, the NRC chairman, told a news conference Wednesday at commission headquarters that he still believes the rule has set the stage for getting nuclear plants built in six years or less. That is about half the time required currently. +He acknowledges that there are ways to solve the congestion problem short of pouring new concrete. +The socialist government of Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou, which often is out of step with the priorities of its 11 EEC partners, takes over the rotating presidency from West Germany today. +Construction of the bug-riddled embassy and studies about its future have cost nearly $60 million. +The Dutch defense minister, Relus ter Beek, quoted Cheney as saying he expected the Vienna-based talks on Conventional Forces in Europe to be followed by another round of disarmament negotiations between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. +After severe drought last year, maize production should recover strongly from the 1992 crop of only 5.2m bags (of 90 kg), compared to 12.2m in 1991. +Robert S. Levine, former executive vice president of Bevill, Bresler & Schulman Inc., agreed to turn over $1.3 million in assets as part of the defunct company's liquidation. +"Rick was cast when I got the job," Holland said. "Everyone I knew thought of Rick as everyone's favorite grandson. +In both cases, the stakes are high. +All these moves are as relevant to regional power projection as to the more insular objectives of Mr. Dibb. +Ironically, much of the traffic is caused by tourists who come to gawk at the Amish. +Master coils would come from USX plants at Pittsburgh, Gary, Ind., and Birmingham, Ala. The new plant is not expected to hurt other USX hot-dipped galvanizing lines. +Imagine you put two competitors on the same table. +Mr. McKissack wouldn't buy Tyco "even though they have a good mix of products," including electric trains. +U.S. Embassy spokeswoman Susan Clude also said she had nothing. +Kuwaiti Oil Minister Rashid al-Ameeri Monday discounted speculation that oil prices would reach $100 a barrel in the event of a military strike to liberate Kuwait. +In September, Zayre agrees to sell its discount stores division to Ames Department Stores Inc. for $800 million. +In the year-ago quarter, First Kentucky had net income of $14.1 million, or 63 cents a share. +The 13th game started in Lyon on Nov. 24. +Michael Ellmann, an analyst with Wertheim Schroder & Co. now expects Kodak to earn at least $4.20 a share this year, rather than $4.10. +The dollar's latest surge against the yen and lower bond prices also discouraged active buying, some traders said. +Trading was heavy on the New York Stock Exchange, where 205,750,000 shares changed hands. +Drexel propelled itself into the vanguard of the 1980s corporate buyout binge by developing the technique of financing such operations with junk bonds, so called because they pay high interest but also represent high risk. +"The arbitrator is wrong," Pease said. "His actions conflict with every Interstate Commerce Commission decision I can find. +"So we're very hopeful for improved relationship, for new opportunities for reduction of tensions," Quayle said. +Black participation in the construction trades had been "close to zero," he said. "The evidence is stark and dramatic" that blacks were excluded systematically from entering and advancing in the industry. +The Los Angeles-based furniture maker said this is the sixth consecutive year it has paid a 10% stock dividend. +But he attacked administration anti-drug efforts, in which Bush played a part when he headed an anti-drug task force. +Here are excerpts of the written questions and answers. +Late in May, Bush went to Italy, stopped in Brussels, Belgium for a NATO summit, and traveled to West Germany and Britain. +"They appear to have concluded that from a cost-benefit analysis the political risk is zero." +South Africa had an estimated 50,000 troops in Namibia, concentrated in the north. +'Do you believe he had an affair with the caterer?' Mason throws in early on. +I used to go racing in purple and yellow check trousers and white shoes, to Goodwood. +Gustafson counts himself among them. +AFA described Murray Riese as "totally unacceptable" because the restaurants controlled by Riese Organization, including Burger King, Pizza Hut and others, are direct competitors with Arby's. +Government sources said federal investigators also tried to question two Cubic employees who had spoken with Cohen, but were told by company lawyers not to do so. +The new rules come into force on 10 May. +Catch a parade of vintage cars, enter the '50s dance contest or try your luck in the Hula Hoop competition. +Here she was, spreading her venom." +All we have to do is to adopt my amendment, then bring up the House bill and strike all after the enacting clause and substitute this bill for the House bill. +Whether the Soviet Union, with its long history of distrust of Western capitalism, will readily accept IMF dictates remains to be seen. +The reports were subsequently proved false. +Credit Lyonnais said results were boosted by a rise in net commission income to 4.25 billion francs from 3.45 billion a year earlier. +"There is, of course, a great deal of concern in the community," said Jay Sweeney, a sheriff's department lieutenant who had a shift outside the Swanton Central School. +He served as minister of state in 1981 and economic secretary from 1981-83. +With more closures to come, the government will come under increasing pressure to intervene as the effects of the industry's troubles ripple wider. +The self-appointed National Salvation Front offered to share power and establish a separate political wing to represent it in Romania's first free elections since World War II. +Atsushi Nakamura, a spokesman for the Japan Bar Association, said consumers should be protected by a product liability law, as in the United States, so that victims of product defects do not have to settle for small compensation from manufacturers. +"Just give us some more time." Japanese Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said his agency has known since 1983 that Japanese brokerage firms were compensating favored clients for stock trading losses, but merely advised them to avoid the practice. +While Mr. McCracken said the merger would actually increase earnings per share, analysts said it probably would be dilutive. +Dear said the young men had been told recently by their parents not to wear their yarmulkes, or religious skullcaps, late at night because of the possibility of attacks. +Founded in 1949, the council is the oldest organization for European unity though its work has been eclipsed in recent decades by the European Economic Community, or Common Market, which is a separate organization. +"Signs that the current rally is maturing continue to pile up," said Joseph Feshbach, technical analyst at Prudential-Bache Securities, in his latest market appraisal. +Ruth," "The Takeover Tango," "Greed" and some of the other songs on the "Insanity" album, and the students seem to like them. +He said it will advise on 'how its work can best be carried out in future'. Officials at the DTI have been reluctant to say more, as they prepare a tendering document expected by the end of next month. +The tourists _ mostly from West Germany, Italy, France and Britain _ were transferred to Colombo and to Negombo further up the coast. +The concrete runway would have been the only option there on Tuesday and probably on Wednesday. +He has been convicted of first-degree murder. +Five former Persian Gulf hostages came home Wednesday night, with one praising his tough-talking president and all worrying about the fate of captives they left behind Iraq and Kuwait. +Oppenheimer's Mr. Metz said most aggressive portfolio managers and traders have reduced their stock exposure to a minimum ahead of today's U.N. deadline for Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait. +Mitchell began writing verse during long winters on the range. Like most cowboy poets, he didn't show his work to many people because poetry didn't quite fit the cowboy image. +General Cinema Beverages had preliminary revenue of about $720 million for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31 and expects operating earnings of about $93 million, the company said. +Also continuing is a trend with heart disease deaths going down, while hospitalizations for heart disease are rising, the Atlanta-based agency said in its weekly report. +While refusing to give specific figures, BP officials believe that the estimate of 500,000 b/d for Cupiagua where only two wells have been spudded so far is low. +Other media have to be very careful about what is put on the air or published, including the independent newspaper La Estrella owned by the Duque family, whose members have varied political leanings. +The remains will be sent to the United States after Vietnamese experts examine them. +However, analysts haven't entirely ruled out that possibility because the complex building of a coalition could push either Likud or Labor to extremes to which the parties don't want to go. +Earlier, the dollar fell 0.73 yen to a closing 124.80 yen in Tokyo, in what traders said was a correction following sharp gains on the back of the trade report. +He is a noted philanthropist who avoids taking credit for his firm's success. +These holdings include many of the companies sold to the public by the former government, so yesterday's move could mean important changes in the shareholding structure of some of those firms. +As a boy, Mr. Beazer labored at construction sites, learning tasks, literally, from the ground up. +The Chicago Board of Trade, the world's biggest futures exchange, said in July that it planned to offer futures contracts on the emission allowances. +Italian investor Carlo De Benedetti has increased his holdings in Societe Generale de Belgique SA by 3.53 percent, but it was not known if his alliance held a majority stake in Belgium's largest holding company, officials said Tuesday. +Hirsch also made several unexplained trips to France, Austria and Italy during the last three years, NBC reported. +Government spending behaved somewhat differently. +He did not return The Associated Press' telephone call Tuesday night. +They want 'talking partners' who know the business and know the industry. +He said they then reported to DOE that the walls "have the capacity to withstand the design-basis earthquake." Nestel was fired Nov. 3. +Stalinism can tolerate a farm woman's selling a few apples off a push cart. +President Reagan ordered a Cabinet-level team Thursday to visit the forest fire zones in the West to see what more the federal government can do to help, but the White House said nobody knows when or whether the fires can be put out. +Villagers said soldiers arrested Khamis Jawdat Faraj, 26, late Thursday night. +Thousands of individuals and families who thought they didn't qualify for a home mortgage might be pleasantly surprised by relatively recent developments in an old law. +The resignation is effective at the end of this month. +But little has been heard on that subject since he took office. +It can re-ignite the fires over the economy and Europe which for the past year have consumed Mr John Major's government. +By agreeing to the proposed settlement, Salomon, the parent of the securities firm Salomon Brothers Inc., doesn't admit any violation or failure to comply with regulations, which were put into effect after the 1973 Arab oil embargo. +The company also took a $63 million write-down on its investment in Telemundo Group Inc. a troubled Spanish-language television network. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Manhattan Industries common closed at $11.50, up 25 cents. +But the judge released the trustees from any obligation to sell their shares. The Spear board, which was split by the original offer, was not recommending either bidder. +Hill whether she was "a scorned woman," "a zealous civil rights believer," someone with a "martyr complex" or a publicity seeker. +The decision-making inner Cabinet is scheduled to meet Wednesday, with Peres' center-left Labor Party and Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's right-wing Likud bloc still at odds over the U.S. plan. +At the huge Nowa Huta steel mill in Krakow, riot police rousted sleeping steelworkers, hurled deafening percussion grenades and rounded up 38 people. +That was someone else's idea." WerBell described himself as a retired lieutenant general in the Royal Free Afghan Army. +Squinting, ad-libbing and at times tripping over his text, he none the less injected the right note of indignant exasperation that prompted repeated bursts of applause. Mr Prescott's basic thesis remained unchanged. +At the moment, he seems temperamentally most at home with Schubertian melancholy, as in 'Kriegers Ahnung', 'Ihr Bild' and 'Die Stadt' -winning performances, every one. +Talks have resumed with the company's bankers, he said. +The trial, which began May 1, featured testimony by Irish nationalist Bernadette Devlin McAliskey, a former member of the British Parliament. +The nine-member board led by Rear Adm. +"As long as she knows her politics, that's all I care." +But CRA posted extraordinary earnings of 104.8 million dollars, mainly from the sale of two mines, in contrast to a year-earlier extraordinary loss of 186.1 million dollars. +They can't be called a thing of the past, but they are definitely not a thing of the present." Oystermen in these small bay towns are holding out hope that Rutgers University researchers, stationed in nearby Bivalve, will find a solution. +Meese, who is the subject of criminal investigations, is trying to rebuild the top echelon of the Justice Department in the wake of the resignations of Burns and Weld. +In a television commercial for the 1988 Honda Prelude, comedian Jackie Mason tries to explain the car's four-wheel steering. +He wants to create a spontaneous, playful atmosphere. +President Mubarak's centrists were winning 75% to 80% of the vote, a polling official said, in contrast to 72.9% in the 1984 elections. +Does background knowledge of the composer help? +You seem to suggest the move, prima facie, to avoid the problems of surplus while, at the same time, acknowledging that it would impose extra investment risk on the member. +The nation's high Monday was 91 at Laredo, Texas. +New York City's Department of Consumer Affairs charged that Tetra Pak and Combibloc, the nation's leading producers of drink boxes, made deceptive claims in ads about the boxes' ability to be recycled. +History is made by accidents. +He has an excuse: In Yugoslavia, raising doubts about the genius of worker control can land you in jail. +He craves a challenge," says Mr. Glasgow. +Former Equimark executives are among the principal holders of the preferred issues. +The report gave rise to speculation that another hostage release was not immediately expected. +Akzo said pretax operating profit fell to 8.2% of sales compared with 9.1% a year earlier. +The Boehringer and Merck drugs, however, both work against the reverse transcriptase enzyme in a manner that differs significantly from AZT, the only drug now approved for use against the virus. +House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, told about 1,000 mourners at the Cathedral of St. Peter Roman Catholic Church that Price "epitomized the best of that misused and sometimes abused profession" of politics. +Mr. Karatz said there has been softening in the California real estate market, which accounts for 60% of the firm's real estate revenue. +The plan ignores critical parts of what makes up a security, such as voting rights and conversions, argue these people, who requested anonymity. +The three women and one man were last seen by their parents about 7 p.m. Saturday, when they left their hometown of East Lyme for a night in New Haven. +It was an Italian-financed film - an English (language) film with an Italian director. +But they said continued concern about overproduction among the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries was also a big factor. +The ink tag concept originated in Sweden, and has been used in Europe for six years. +Of course not all companies have the financial wherewithal to take advantage of deflated stock prices. +"We get along; it's more profitable," Jon said. +A Cabinet minister whose claim that Japan was not the aggressor in World War II provoked strong protests from China and other Asian nations told Parliament today the 1937-45 Sino-Japanese War began accidentally. +Someone who 'only' drinks for the entirety of pub opening hours (even if they be from 11am to 11pm) is clearly exhibiting extremist tendencies. +But independent power companies are growing faster than regulated utilities, says Sloate Weisman's Ms. Sloate. +LaVal's Gardens, a California pizza-parlor firm, says it paid $5,000 in "ridiculous" child-labor fines. +While seeking the support of Arab governments for its actions against Iraq, the U.S. has asked Israel to maintain a low profile in the Persian Gulf crisis. +He said he hit Brandt's car and then smashed his camera and telephone. +In the year-earlier quarter, Walgreen earned $61.9 million, or $1.01 a share, on sales of $1.52 billion. +Watkins said in September that he hoped to restart the first reactor by late next summer, although he has stressed that unforeseen problems could change the schedule. +One solution is to build into VCRs a device that prevents copying a videocassette on which the studio has placed a special code. +He was fired after he refused to cooperate in a police investigation a few days after the Plain Dealer story. +Manuel Antonio Noriega in charge. +It doesn't surprise Alfred Kahn, either. +There is also the question of how to market such a complex array of tariffs - now some 10 in all - between the three operators. Mr Whent does not regard that number as a problem. +Weekend rains, coupled with a five-day forecast calling for more in prime corn and soybean growing regions, put traders on the defensive from the opening bell. +Last week, speaking in Washington, he said eco-tourism is emerging as a rapidly growing segment of the travel and tourism industry, which in itself is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. +Showers were predicted from Virginia to the lower Great Lakes and northern Atlantic Coast states. +An attorney for the magazine said it would appeal Thursday's verdict in favor of Gary Wayne Black, 18, and his grandmother, Marjorie Eimann, 64, who sought $22.5 million in their lawsuit. +The army showed the film to foreign journalists on Wednesday at the military's main headquarters in Tel Aviv. +Several teachers, however, have resigned because of the political uncertainty, she said. +Shell and others are focusing more on sharply increasing volume at individual stations. +CFCs deplete the earth's ozone layer, which blocks solar radiation that can cause skin cancer and crop damage. +He points out, with justice, that boxing and wrestling are conducted by weight class. +Symms refused to allow debate unless he were given a chance to add amendments on capital gains and repealing catastrophic illness coverage and the business tax rule known as Section 89. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Loral closed at $40.375 a share, up 62.5 cents. +The NATO allies will stage their first Europe-wide, computer-simulated combat exercises for top commanders next month, NATO's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe said today. +For example, subsidy programs often include requirements that certain acreage be set aside for conservation or supply management. +That compared with a rate of 5.85% and a yield of 6.02% Tuesday. +Dornan said he omitted that exemption because he was forced to do so by House procedures. +The bonds are not obligations of the airport corporation, according to a Smith Barney official. +Mishari said that the venture was prompted in large part by the aggressiveness of foreign airlines that sought to control the Arab market. +After the gun battle the agents found 187 canvas bags stuffed with 4.5 tons of cocaine. +In the short term, prospects for annuities look good.' Not all annuities pay out a fixed level of income. +They were in Beirut, and they could have been freed," said Robertson, who did not provide specifics and did not say which hostages were involved. +There it was, right near "Night Mission." "Double Trouble" is a painting of twin nude, buxom women in a swan-dive from the sky, their heads and shoulders back and propellers spinning from their thrust-out chests. +Yet as Mr. Churchill makes clear, his father was also possessed of great charms and enthusiasm. +But what makes Peugeot especially attractive is the stock's price. +The coalition needed just three independent deputies to win. +"I hung on by a thin thread he wasn't implicated in it. +But no Pole forgets that every political upheaval of the past 40 years germinated in the centers of heavy industry. +"Just marvelous," said the consort. +"He put bars on the windows, put up steel doors and even welded them shut and he couldn't keep the burglars out. +While many cities have organized adult recreational sports leagues, Chicago Social Club operates for profit and stresses after-play socializing. +The company said, however, that Walsh Greenwood will pay $4.50 for each Class A share, $18 apiece for the preferred, and $6.50 for each Class B share. +It also is committed to reducing the size of the armed forces by three-fourths when a final settlement is reached, he said. +On a work bench, a portable radio propped on a milk can plays classical music. +Also, many traveled outside Belgium to have abortions. +Here are price trends on the world's major stock markets, as calculated by Morgan Stanley Capital International Perspective, Geneva. +Once a highly rated show, "Falcon Crest" has plummeted in the weekly A.C. Nielsen Co. ratings. +"I really wanted to make a jazz record _ basically an acoustic type record that was played fairly live in the studio with tunes that were open to allow for a lot of improvisation. +Japan tops the list with a total of nine competing networks. +UA will be shopped around by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets, the former employer of MGM-UA's new chairman and chief executive officer, Jeffrey Barbakow. +Some jurors were dismissed for such routine reasons as a family sickness or full-time student status. +She said she's grateful her perplexing past was cleared up after 10 months. +More than 150 wildfires raced across Alaska's interior, forcing the evacuation of a town of 900 people and blocking the Alaska Highway, the main road into the state. +Mr. Haas runs into this position regularly: "Growers with 3,000 or so cases say to me, 'Why should I lower prices when I can sell everything I make to French restaurants?' +He taught at the Royal College of Art from 1952 to 1977 when a new generation of painters emerged, including David Hockney and Peter Blake. +'Styling is the principal factor in car purchase in Italy,' says Mr Giuseppe Gabriele, director of the car importers' association UNRAE. +The workforce is growing older, it is swelling with immigrants from south of the border and more and more households have two wage earners. +The rate was trimmed by half a point to 8.25 per cent. However, the bank left its key intervention rate at 6.75 per cent and also held the 5-10 day lending facility at 10 per cent. +But the Contras maintained that a withdrawal of forces to a neighboring country had no precedent in any cease-fire negotiation. With adequate U.N.-sponsored verification, the Contras maintained, the peace could be assured without a rebel withdrawal. +When the rally ended a column of tens of thousands of people marched to the city's center, blocking traffic. +If it is not healed soon, the orchestration for a smooth Bush summit meeting in Brussels May 29-30 with the leaders of the 15 other NATO countries could dissolve into dissonance. +He says the screening also weeds out donors who might have sexually or genetically transmitted diseases. +Rural enterprises, which account for one-third of China's annual industrial production, recently got preferential treatment from the government, as it sought ways to absorb some of the estimated 120 million surplus laborers in the countryside. +Who provides it is a more difficult question. +His son, William O. Taylor, is making its parent, Affiliated Publications Inc., a rich company. +He worked in electronics and communications then went to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. +In his view, Impromptu, Culinova and Fresh Creations also lacked a common strategy. +The "disarray" so widely reported among Democrats is, as much as anything else, a debate about what the party's economic message should be. +The Christian Democrats had 33 seats in the previous National Assembly. +In the window is an oil painting of a 1930s battleship painted by Charles Robert Patterson. +Brazilian police were poised to charge 31 police officers and two other people in connection with last month's massacre of 21 people in a Rio de Janeiro slum, officials said. +"We would like to see Vulkan participate, and we would like to cooperate," Lis said. "But German ownership? +Mecham is automatically on the ballot unless he is ousted via impeachment in a vote expected this week. +Actually, Eckart, the former high school and college actor now in his fourth term in the House, has played a variety of roles, including a Walter Mondale for Ohio Sen. John Glenn's campaign four years ago. +They figure the gamble is worth the risk, she said. +While the firm's executives vouch for Goldman's ethics, they fear the possibility of getting pulled into the scandal. +One family left a note of thanks on one of the few trees remaining on their yard. +In 1978 Mr Clarke was appointed president of Hanson Industries, a post he has held ever since. One of Hanson's advisers, who has known the two men for more than a decade, says: 'Gordon and David have built up an extraordinary relationship. +Mr. Vick, who heard the news only late yesterday, said his agency had already been laying off staffers "bit by bit . . . and we're going to take a look at the situation before we do anything" further. +And with Honda's recent sales performance worse than most other auto makers, many analysts and competitors say prices are the big problem. +Exactly how much will go to each company's stockholders has not been determined, spokesman Tom Bayer said. +Some of this year's busiest syndicate directors also expect a slowdown. +As a result, Secretary of State George Shultz warns of a "propaganda gain" for the PLO. +The engines were expected to develop 1.1 million pounds of thrust, but use only a fraction of the fuel. +About 100 people have been killed in fighting between Indian security forces and supporters of groups battling for independence or union with Pakistan. +A federal jury decided against awarding any punitive damages to the daughter of the founder of Mail Boxes Etc., who claimed that the company and its top official fraudulently induced her to sell her 23% stake. +But the key to devising a more substantive package is the willingness of each party to give up its political chit so an accord can include a sizable revenue component and a proposal to limit cost-of-living increases in Social Security benefits. +Even the World Bank will only present one new Dollars 22m project to its board this year. Norway, which renewed diplomatic ties in February after a three-year break, has no plans to resume financial assistance. +If you are from Hong Kong, Singapore or Malaysia, London is still good value. The London rises have spread throughout the south east and westwards along the M4 and in to the Cotswolds. +The EEOC says it needs more money and staff. +But as of midnight Monday, Nolan said, investigators had answered no more than 7,660 calls. +The other inductions included four junior ministers and six deputy ministers. +I am confident in the fundamental honesty and dedication of the members of the House. +Before the end of the 30-day period for paying for the merchandise, Offen would resell it, then disappear with the money. +Residential spending was pushed down 0.7 percent in December by a 2.8 percent decline in multi-family construction. +Things could be worse if FileNet relied solely on Wall Street firms for business, Mr. Smith says. +The opening of a U.S. fast-food restaurant in China, where cooking has long been considered a culinary art, may seem odd to gourmets. +If the doctors' argument proves to be true, Medicare, under pressure to curb spending, would save money on the cost of reviewing billings. +A long-term study of residents of Framingham, Mass., revealed some people have low levels of cholesterol and an above-average risk of colon cancer, said John Laszlo, the American Cancer Society's senior vice president for research. +Then came a third call from a panic-stricken Mrs. Guba. +Both black-on-black attacks occurred in Natal province, where more than 1,000 blacks have been killed in faction fighting in the past 18 months. +An hour's hydrofoil ride to the east, Hong Kong is talking about establishing a second board for companies too tiny to qualify for current listing. +The first salvo, a letter sent by an employee in a graphics unit, thanked Ms. Schleuning "for your deeply thoughtful and perceptive letter," and included a photograph of a naked East African boy with his mouth pressed against the backside of a cow. +The commission agreed without a vote that no further need existed for a special U.N. investigator on Chile now that the recently elected government of Patricio Alywin promised restoration of human rights. +"What I really want to promote is for the kids to study hard, and in the future to get along with the other country," Krikalev said through an interpreter. +That refers to the colored paper on which prices are listed for non-Nasdaq, over-the-counter stocks. +Democrats see the Tower incident as a sign of desperation on the part of Daub, who trailed Exon in polls published before the Tower remarks. +The course teaches students skills such as studying, taking tests and behaving in class, and provides emotional support. +Others express astonishment that Mr. Bush sat by while Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev said in Washington that he might block the emigration of Soviet Jews if the Israeli government settled them in occupied territories. +Farm-commodity prices are expected to rise today following a National Weather Service forecast yesterday of more abnormally hot, dry weather in much of the Midwest. +In its core 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It became the capital of independent Iraq in 1921. +Normally, when regulators take over a large bank, they take control and then invite bidders to join with it in dividing the good and bad assets and injecting capital. +With break-in bugs eliminated long ago, GE salesmen have been touting their engines' reliability. +However, James R. Eiszner, chairman and president of the food company whose brands include Skippy peanut butter and Thomas' English muffins, said: "We don't anticipate being able to maintain this rate of improvement for the full year." +The president said Tuesday that could mean shutting down the Jordanian port of Aqaba if goods keep flowing into Iraq through that port on the Red Sea. +I met a marathon runner in Bridgend who lives from the proceeds of two races a year. +Not until the end of the 19th century did the funny word come to describe the sunny, narcoleptic decades between the defeat of Napoleon and the revolutions of 1848 (and it took more than an additional 100 years to make the dainty furniture high style). +The criminal case, as it turned out, didn't stick. +The memo attempts to remove the tourist board as far as possible from the agency, which pleaded innocent to the charges. +She said the meeting took place in the office of Barry campaign manager Anita Bonds, who was not there at the time. +The Justice Department also has issued subpoenas in actions independent from the Defense Department. +Tokyo asserts that it is the most logical place to establish a new financial market. +Not all these companies believe their earnings growth will falter: indeed, AMP specifically said it expects record earnings for the next two quarters. +"The bankruptcy court cannot go behind the judgment," Mr. Crames asserted. +A group of Haitian exiles demonstrated briefly Monday afternoon outside the U.S. attorney's office, calling for an indictment of Avril. +Asked if any supernatural elements or voodoo were involved in Latham's treatment, his sister told The Tuscaloosa News on Saturday: "I don't like to use that word. +About $5.5 billion has been spent in that area from 1970 to 1988, it said. +Their case may also receive a boost from yesterday's verdict. +Baggott has one of the largest stocks in the region, with more than 5,000 items for sale, the great majority priced below Pounds 20,000. He used to concentrate on supplying the trade but now the public is his best customer. +He says fax messages from interested buyers started arriving yesterday morning. +Moreover, the Contras lost their patron when Reagan left office, the diplomat said. +But he doesn't expect one as the worst fires in Yellowstone National Park's history burn unabated. +The war between the rebel Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front and the U.S.-backed government has displaced an estimated 1 million people. +The state began taking corrective action in 1979, when the legislature adopted a requirement that child-support payments be withheld from the absent parent's paycheck after a 30-day delinquency. +The 32-foot "Pizza Tug O" is due to make its maiden voyage Tuesday. +The presence in the US and Canada has had another important benefit in helping to broaden its access to capital. Last year alone, Fletcher Challenge raised over USDollars 600m in debt from US and Canadian financial institutions. +The Utah chemists had misinterpreted their data, the physicists said. +He said he would "look sympathetically" on such efforts. +But there still is a long way to go and NCMS would like to foster greater standardization. +Jones Apparel Group Inc. - 2.8 million common shares, via Merrill Lynch. +It agreed last August to suspend deliveries, starting in September, until it corrected the problem of cracking slides. +Other curious fountains from those days still exist nearby. "The Three Virgins" spout water from their breasts. +"To suggest Pittsburgh was the only reason for this is to misrepresent the situation," Walker said. "No doubt it would apply to Operation Rescue, and they were fully supportive of the amendment. +Edward T. Foote II was named a director of this transportation and business services concern, expanding board membership to 15. Mr. Foote is president of the University of Miami. +It really is magnificent. +The question now is whether the protagonists have the will to continue the public battle. +GORBACHEV URGED the suspension of recently enacted Soviet press freedoms. +WHILE Scud missiles dropped on Tel Aviv, Sari Nusseibeh sat in Ramla jail reviewing a book on medieval logic. Locked in a small cell for 23 hours a day, he also studied the Koran and other texts borrowed from Shi'ite Moslems detained on the same block. +Roughly half of every insurance premium dollar is returned to claimants _ not all of whom sue _ and 15 cents goes to their lawyers, studies show. +Raven said about the intriguing title. +Bob Meyrowitz, president of DIR, said the show had a potential audience of 12.5 million households. +Domestic pressures on Mr. Mubarak are enormous. +Overall, farmers are expected to have about 50.8 million acres of winter wheat for harvest this year, up 23 percent from 41.5 million in 1989, the board said in its report. +Mr. Gray will be a powerful voice for the powers of the executive branch, and Mr. Untermeyer has the crucial task of finding the people to implement the President-elect's policy preferences. +A Coast Guard helicopter had to abandon plans to rescue four men on work barges trapped at the mouth of the Mississippi River, said Coast Guard spokesman Dan Dewell. +The accounts were established in 1981 as part of the negotiations that resulted in the freeing of American hostages from the embassy in Tehran. +Some entrepreneurs decide to hold on to their company and look for a partner. +It was just the most horrifying experience of my whole life." Crosby, 47, has remained clean for more than two years after a stint in a Texas prison. +The House also is considering energy legislation. +Moskovsky Komsomolets also claimed that a "black list" of rock groups that should not be shown on Soviet TV was circulating at the state television studios. +Graham Peters has left GRASEBY to set up his own consultancy. +Plans had called for a $23.3 million offering of stock in the legal bordello at $20 a share. +A national police communique said Monday that trafficking suspect Joaquin Gallo was extradited last Saturday to the United States, the 25th Colombian to be sent there for trial on drug-related charges since the crackdown began. +The former Soviet Union's oil production problems are unlikely to reduce exports as much as expected. +Brent Scowcroft, national security adviser to President Ford and a member of the Tower commission that investigated the Iran-Contra affair, testified that "the excessively restrictive language proposed seems a case of throwing out the baby with the bath. +The sales are an attempt to quell investor concern about Black & Decker's increased debt burden from the Emhart purchase. +The Foote, Cone & Belding ad agency is using picture-sorting studies more often nowadays. +It said it also asked Turkey to establish independent and impartial procedures to investigate allegations of torture and to ensure that statements extracted under torture are not used as evidence against defendants. +The electrical-contracting company, 52.9%-owned by Miami Beach financier Victor Posner, said FAC, a group formed by British investor Asher DeVere, is pursuing alternate financing sources. +Burgess said Templar's eulogy stressed that "God's will is about love and not about violence." Chorus members also sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "I Thank the Lord." Wible was to be buried in Illinois. +That suit was filed on behalf of the government under a "whistleblower" law that allows the government to take over a suit. +She became Norway's youngest and first woman prime minister in 1981, in a term that lasted seven months. +Two guns, three guns. +Meese, one of the last prosecution witnesses, wound up his testimony Wednesday, his second day on the stand. +State mine-safety records show the mine had recurrent problems controlling loose coal and coal dust _ which is explosive in certain conditions _ and supporting the mine roof properly. +Doug Jager told The Associated Press that year that his family was deluged with threats after his lawsuit. +Court documents indicate Zinn broke into an AT&T computer at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's Maintenance and Supply Headquarters in Burlington, N.C., and an AT&T computer at Robins Air Force Base, Ga. +The restructuring foundered because of a jurisdictional dispute between two House committees. +Ventrex couldn't be reached for comment. +"`She killed the little ones and tried to kill herself,"' Orphanos quoted Amaya as telling her. +Ceausescu was ousted in December following a popular revolt and was executed along with his wife, Elena, on Christmas Day. +A judge in May had refused Mrs. Stewart's attempt to have her husband declared dead. +"It's very important for children of divorces to maintain a continuous relationship with both parents, but that doesn't have to be with the child going back and forth," Wallerstein said Thursday in an interview. +In late afternoon dealings, the benchmark 30-year Treasury bond rose more than a half point, or around $5 per $1,000 in face value, while its yield tumbled to 8.55 percent from 8.60 percent late Thursday. +So are all of them." Neighborhood attitudes are writ large in the graffiti of romance and racism. +Far More problematic is Pete Townshend's Who Came First (Ryko RCD 10246). +While it has a market share of only 30 per cent, compared with Gemini's 65 per cent, loss of the Canadian Airlines hosting contract would cut Gemini's revenues by a fifth. +The ITC says US investment in Mexican telecommunication and banking services could increase by 6 to 15 per cent. +Ms. Macfadden's briefcase shot forward as the plane careened 6,600 feet down the runway. +The spokesman said he was investigating the reported death in Lubban Sharqiya. +It also dismissed a charge that Hazelwood was negligent in leaving a third mate who was not properly licensed in charge of the Exxon Valdez as it passed through the Valdez Narrows into Prince William Sound. +InterFirst at the same time announced a $281 million loss for the quarter and said it was preparing to make a provision for loan losses for that quarter of as much as $365 million. +He has no women in his inner circle, while Dukakis has not only campaign manager Estrich but also a number of others, including his top foreign-policy aide and his convention manager. +The new government is to be formed by Mr Wim Kok, the Labour leader. +Subversive!" A Labor-Likud coalition, which has ruled Israel through eight stormy years of repeated crises, collapsed Tuesday when Shamir fired Peres and the other 10 Labor ministers resigned. +Authorities believe the women were killed by the same person or persons, and all nine had ties to the drug community in New Bedford. +Parties are divided on it. +The play sets, which were sold nationwide for ages 1 and up during 1988 and 1989, are considered a rattle and must satisfy a more stringent choking standard than items classified as toys. +America's trade performance has been a pleasant surprise so far this year, with the deficit showing a much larger improvement than many analysts thought possible. +A third scheme is to be be announced next year. +A car driven by Hassidic Jews passed by with music blaring from loudspeakers, towing a mobile sukkah, the traditional hut in which the observant spend the eight-day holiday. +Hotel managers said they understood the shore would return to its old lines, but were calling in specialists. +Mollie Jordan said she had left the burglar bars unlocked to avoid a fire hazard and could not explain why the sofa blocked the front door. +Earlier in Hong Kong gold closed at $353.45, down from $356.55. +"The Department of Education's inadequate oversight could be costing the federal government millions of dollars each year in interest subsidy overpayments to lenders in the guaranteed student loan program," the GAO said. +Creating a new post of president of the $20 million James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation, which will award fellowships of up to $12,000 a year to study the Constitution. +Seven cars left the track in a canyon near Granby, northwest of Denver. +Pacific Bell, a unit of Pacific Telesis Group, lets consumers block calls for free to all 976 dial-up services, and soon plans to give consumers the option of just blocking calls to adult messages or gab lines. +The bay, already a subject of environmental concern, has been shrinking in size because of the encroachment of silt. +The employee, according to the report, told a superior that the manager had alcohol on his breath and stumbled as he passed through a radiation-detecting device on the night of Oct. 10. +Encouraging private investors to take shares in state-owned companies could be counter-productive, as it may reduce their tendency to buy government bonds - a key part of funding the deficit. +Takao Yoshiki, president of Media International, said Japanese investors were lured to Majestic by the success and "high quality" of films backed, and the strength of its European film distribution network. +They claimed there is a "fundamental right to be a candidate for public office," which they found among the "associational rights" in the First Amendment. +The last San Francisco newspaper strike came in 1968 when the Examiner and the Chronicle didn't publish for 55 days. +And although it would do incredible things for my figure, even at sale prices it is too much to pay to make mountains out of molehills. +Panama's government lifted a nationwide state of emergency. +An executive, to be sure, looks a lot smarter if there are some lucky breaks, and Mr. Horton has had his share. +Birago Diop, a celebrated African poet and novelist, has died at the age of 83, Senegalese national television announced. +It is much the biggest part of the business. +The agreement was based on cost cuts and a slowing down of development work. Mr Volker Ruhe, the German defence minister, had already reduced Bonn's 1993 budget allocation to the project by about DM300m to DM520m (Pounds 220m). +"What we've had is a change in rewards for different kinds of skills. +Gesell gave the defense until April 29 to file a challenge to the application fo the classified information statute to the case. The defense complained that the law requires procedures that inhibit their ability to prepare their case. +EARLY RETIREMENTS continue as some companies retrench further. +He said it has "accelerated Palestinian thinking regarding realistic political initiatives," but declined to specify what steps might be taken. +Wright adamantly denies any wrongdoing. +But critics called the findings unrealistic. +Attorney General Jim Mattox said the state would appeal. +But the administration intends to inject momentum into the choice movement by offering about Dollars 200m in incentives to states and local governments that pass legislation promoting competition. +The missiles were launched separately during the morning from 8:01 a.m until 11:53 a.m., Army officials said. +Marc Christian, who won $5.5 million from the Hudson estate a year ago in a landmark AIDS lawsuit, said in a Superior Court lawsuit filed by celebrity lawyer Marvin Mitchelson that he was shamed by the book's depiction of him. +Joy Manufacturing jumped 5 3/4 to 31 1/4 on more than 1.3 million shares. +(You should be assured that technical wrinkles such as the need to provide adequately proportioned debating chambers would not pose a problem to the site developers.) First, cost. +Now, around 90 per cent of its exports go to western markets. +"There is concern that the house may be the target of attacks,"said a local official speaking on condition of anonymity. +High on bookstore best-seller lists is an economist's prophecy that a new Great Depression, more awful than the last, will strike by 1990. +Moscow, increasingly crucial to the peace process after years of being edged out by Washington, is already seeking to persuade Syria to abandon its drive for military parity with Israel. +It introduced its all-terrain vehicles in 1985, and now is the only major U.S. maker of those four and six-wheeled vehicles. +'We have been told our access to the EC will be at the 1990 level of our exports but the growers are asking for the access to be at that which we expect to be exporting in 1997,' says Mr Espat. +He wants Mr. Voinovich to throw his weight behind measures that would hobble one of his state's most successful car making operations, Honda Motor Co.'s massive complex in Marysville. +But activity is normally slow in the first quarter, which gives oil companies more time to assess the price outlook. +Every year, a significant part of this city's wealth goes up in smoke. +Besides the trade installment, the bank had also extended $104 million of the electric-power loan. +"This massive deficit forces us to take necessary, although hard, measures, to avoid the painful tax of inflation," he said. +"The company was build on condensed soup and we had to overcome a lot of skepticism to introduce a ready-to-serve soup," recalled Goerke, who joined the company in 1955 as a marketing analyst. +In October 1987, the younger Brando worked on his first _ and apparently only _ movie. +Experts who have dismantled copies of the virus say it is set up to attack computers when their internal calendars go past Oct. 12, the traditional date for Columbus Day. +He was standing next to a missile tube containing warheads which could turn a dozen Russian cities into boiling puddles of radioactive glass. +He said there was no certainty that military advisers, if sent, would be able to stay clear of hostilities. +There would be a seven-day waiting period before any gun dealer sells a handgun to a customer. +Thousands of Orangemen march through the streets during "marching season" to commemorate what they imagine to have been their glorious victory. +The fire broke out about 10 a.m. and was still burning out of control an hour later, Hansen said. +Shamir, for the first time directly, said he would be willing to pull out Israeli troops from some cities in the occupied lands if Palestinians would accept autonomy. +If you are going to be a big player you have got to have the product,' says Mr Turner who began transmitting two of his channels, TNT, based on old films and some sport and the Cartoon Network to Europe in the form of a single 24-hours a day channel. +Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin met with justice minister Dan Meridor on Sunday to discuss expansion of legal measures the army can employ in the occupied territories, Israel television said. +Elsewhere, Breda was temporarily suspended after a sell order in a thin market caused the stock to fall 10 per cent. +The Transportation Department on Sunday announced that the plane-by-plane inspection of Texas Air's Eastern Airlines unit would be expanded to include Continental Airlines, Texas Air's flagship carrier. +Mr Salinas, 46, son of a cabinet minister, is a scion of one of Mexico's leading political families. +Redford, 50, returned from Cuba last May from what he described as a script-writing workshop for women in Havana. +In a prepared statement, MIT said it had been conducting an ongoing review of indirect costs that were charged to the government for federally funded research. +Nevertheless, Riegle, D-Mich., said he hoped the full Senate could act swiftly on the nomination _ perhaps on Wednesday, the day after senators are expected to complete a clean air bill. +A foreign exchange dealer at a Japanese commercial bank said morning trading on the dollar was very slow because investors were waiting for the U.S. GNP figures. +While the RCMP's investigations led to no arrests in Canada, a U.S. investigation of the same group led to 11 successful prosecutions in Texas. +The 767-200 jetliners, which can be configured to have between 200 and 280 seats, are priced at between $60 million and $66 million each. +Spokesmen for Nestle Enterprises and McDonald's Corp., Oak Brook, Ill., hadn't any comment. +I didn't watch so much last year." +Some experts familiar with the case said they believed she suffered some developmental delay. +The newspaper said the manager instead ordered workers to record those residences as having one resident because he believed the city would lose money if occupied homes were recorded as vacant. +Liberty's 31 co-owners are all primary dealers. +However, one leading analyst was largely dismissive arguing that the recovery in the retail sector was still very patchy and that any short-term downturn was not surprising. +The capacitors are another part of an A-bomb's trigger mechanism. +Reader's Digest Association Inc. said its first-quarter earnings climbed 21.8 percent from a year ago as its revenue rose 18.6 percent. +The Saga's U.S. promoter, Malcolm Bricklin, is already busy trying to persuade Americans to drive Yugoslavia's Yugo. +This was the first time such bonds have been sold outside Mexico. The transport and communications secretary said this month that Mexican ports needed to follow Singapore's example. +"The number increase will ironically increase the numbers of programs," says Martha Stone, legal director of the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union. +Each has two deputies in the assembly. +This legislation would require the JCT to set forth the data, assumptions and methodology it employs in putting together its estimate. +In 1948, Whittaker Chambers, a former Communist, publicly accused former State Department official Alger Hiss of having been part of a Communist underground, a charge Hiss has always denied. +Sore about losing money and perhaps a customer too. +The State Department on Friday welcomed the decision of Soviet authorities to allow dissident leader Andrei Sakharov to visit the United States. +But perhaps, to soothe bruised egos, they could be permitted to wear bowler hats. +And secondly, it will release the stocks of oils held for distribution through fair price shops. +"I decided that this county has a high Christian value to it and that AIDS would certainly wipe out a huge portion of the population should it start to spread very rapidly," the Grants Pass resident said. +An FPA spokesman said the company didn't have any immediate plans to fill the vacancy. +William N. Fogarty, could be changed before it is made public. +Boeing 737-400 jets similar to those involved in two recent engine failures should be grounded for engine modifications, Boeing Co. and engine manufacturer CFM International recommended Tuesday. +Funky ads like the clay-animation "Noid" figure of a few years back are a thing of the past. +"Unfortunately, special interests got into the act," Pell told the Senate. +They would buy shares by logging on via a modem, passing security procedures and striking a deal to buy packets of shares at a price quoted on ESI's public order board. +"You'll probably get an instant replay," says Eli Lustgarten, an analyst with Paine Webber Mitchell Hutchins. +'In creditors' meetings Hitel Bank is always there,' says a banker. In contrast, Budapest Bank has pulled away from the other two commercial banks. +The Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip has taken a heavy toll in the past two years. +The U.S. government claimed the three were members of a terrorist group responsible for the 1982 assassination of Lebanese President-elect Bashir Gemayel. +On Monday, the Pentagon also announced that U.S. and Soviet officials met in Washington in August and in Moscow in November to prepare for implementation of the safety accord. +The U.S. aid includes the 8,000 metric tons of surplus commodities already scheduled to be provided to Poland in fiscal 1990, which begins Oct 1. +A former national police chief, convicted of involvement in the torture death of a student dissident, was released Saturday after his eight-month prison sentence was suspended. +Coors said that the Korean government has stated it will issue a third license. +The sources said it was not immediately clear what type of Iraqi aircraft were involved, but they are usually French-built F-1 Mirages armed with Exocet missiles and other aircraft that carry missiles and boimbs. +Singer Eartha Kitt will make her London musical debut next month in Stephen Sondheim's "Follies," the show's publicists said Tuesday. +The Rev. Thomas Flahive, pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church for 28 years until he died of a brain hemorrhage in 1985, quietly ran an international racing dog operation for more than a decade, records show. +Members of Congress, however, may accept honoraria for speaking or writing on their congressional duties, and special interest groups frequently give them large speaking fees. +The tremors hit seconds apart before dawn in the Orange Free State and Western Transvaal areas, according to news reports. Cracks in buildings and other minor damage were reported in Welkom, about 125 miles southwest of Johannesburg. +"And here he is living in my house," Mrs. Nelson exclaimed Monday after authorities said self-styled commando Yusef Abdullah Rahman had confessed to one killing and sniper attacks that wounded three people on eastern Long Island. +"Those countries already are under import quotas. +Mr. Dukakis, the Democratic governor of Massachusetts, asserts in an interview that the policies of Mr. Bush and the Reagan administration in Central America are an "absolute failure" and "illegal." +Gov. James R. Thompson is commuting the sentence of a prison inmate who is dying of AIDS, the governor's counsel said. +"No comment," he said. +Hussein said the contest is for Iraqis only and will be judged by Iraqi archaeologists, but Iraqi embassies around the world reportedly have been flooded with telephone calls, cables and letters from foreigners eager to participate. +The acquisition is subject to the approval of Enseco shareholders. +"We've ended the Cold War and we've now begun the new era, the war over resources," suggests Judith Kipper, an analyst at the Brookings Institution. +The cumulative annual gain for the Norwood Index was 34.1%, according to Jay Klopfenstein, Norwood's president. +No one knows where Raceanu is, and a question about him clearly rattled officials at a news conference during the Warsaw Pact summit in Bucharest in July. +Digital computers usually are connected in a network or to a mainframe computer, while the Macintosh, a desktop computer, usually is a stand-alone machine. +"Pilots do not like to be totally reliant on these ever-more-complex systems," he said. +Wages were not a major issue in the strike. +Wyse is a maker of personal computers, terminals and video monitors. +It was this fatal intertwining of the two sides of his empire that was to lead to its collapse. Unknown to the outside world, the private companies had accumulated debts of some Pounds 1bn in 1991. +According to officials at the site, the driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel. +Travel restrictions have been eased in recent years, although some passports are still denied for political reasons. +Two judges voted against Ms. Velasco, a 38-year-old Santa Monica, Calif., resident who first brought suit in 1982 against Benitez, Spain's most popular matador during the 1960s and early 1970s. +"As a matter of policy, we haven't pushed this with individual investors," says Emilio Lamar, a Merrill Lynch & Co. official in charge of country-debt trading. +Meanwhile, Macmillan shares soared past the $64 a share offered by Mr. Bass, indicating that investors are betting another suitor will emerge. +Bruce Nobles, president of Trump Shuttle Inc., liked the bargain fare. "It was a smart idea in this circumstance," Nobles said from his New York office. +Meredith said it expects the sale of Meredith/Burda to be completed in the fourth quarter. +Archiv does a good service by issuing them complete in four discs, totaling more than four hours. +Be flexible, and expect appointments to be rearranged at the last moment. How do I get around? Taxis are plentiful, but drivers often know less about the city than a businessmen who has spent three days in it. +Talk of higher earnings or good quarterly reports boosted several stocks. +THE US economy is picking up but the recovery is uneven, the Federal Reserve said yesterday, Reuter reports from Washington. The latest Beige Book survey of economic conditions by the Fed's 12 district banks gave a guarded assessment of the economy. +Greece gave Turkey reassurances that it wouldn't start drilling in disputed waters around the Aegean island of Thassos. +In the past, requests for decontrol often have been tied up in quarrels between the Commerce Department, the Pentagon and other agencies. +For the upper-middle class, the 1.45 percent payroll tax that supports Medicare - now deducted only up to $51,300 in earnings - would extend to a person's first $125,000 of income. +A spokeswoman for Mr. Cotsen said, "There is no merit to the allegations" in the suit. +In 1957, Marine Maj. John Glenn set a transcontinental speed record when he flew a jet from California to New York in three hours, 23 minutes and eight seconds. +Both Kims have also been criticized as excessively ambitious. +"We expect problem lending and loan losses to continue to rise, due to weak economic conditions" in Britain and the U.S., Moody's said. +In the others, you don't shop. +The legislation would take effect six months after it became law. +Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, said Wednesday that further increases in rates were not inevitable. +People are being asked to skip lunch and give the price to charity. +"They'd love to have that as the bargaining position" of the Democrats, said House Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta, D-Calif. +Mr. Mulroney's plans for Canadian defense respond to the same phenomenon that drove tax reform: reality. +"With that card, you can be surrounded by strangers, but you walk up and say, 'Look what I've got in my hand.' +"We feel the DPUC has done a good job in designing a balanced rate package that meets the needs of Connecticut," said William Kobernusz, the company's vice president, regulatory. +Regardless of how people feel about the reliability of the money numbers, the weekly report is likely to remain important as long as Mr. Greenspan keeps talking about it. +In remarks last Wednesday to the National Press Club in Washington, Stanovnik said protests inspired by inflation and Serbian nationalism a month ago had threatened the stability of Yugoslavia. +It also provides summaries of the Mexican and international press. Infosel has nearly 1,000 subscribers, and can be seen in the office of practically every stockbroker, finance director and senior finance ministry official. +Cattle futures were mostly higher in early trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange while pork futures were mostly lower. +Many record stores used to have "listening booths" where customers could do this. +The court asked Justice Department lawyers to comment on a lower court ruling that the state lacks authority to block the higher rates. +We became first a nation of ex-families and ex-friends, then one of ex-husbands and ex-wives. +Full-service psychiatric coverage, by contrast, would cost them about $2 per insured a month, and would make much of the nursing-home care unnecessary. +The ministers' aim is to curtail their production in an effort to reduce the glut on the market and lift sagging prices. +It is the Arabs, after all, who for 43 years have refused to acknowledge Israel, and who must prove with deeds that they want to bury the hatchet. +Dole spoke as a new survey said Bush was the choice of 62 percent of likely Republican primary voters. +The large utilities, led by RWE, Bayernwerk and PreussenElektra, function within the demarcation and concession system whereby they have exclusive rights to supply the municipalities. +Lisbeth Barron, vice president of research at S.G. Warburg Securities, says that when adjusted for non-recurring other income and a higher number of shares outstanding, the company's operating net income was up 42% for the year. +Across South America, the crushing burden of foreign debt piled up largely by military governments no longer in power is stifling economies, stirring unrest in the masses and threatening fragile democracies. +Marcott fought a Los Padres National Forest fire last year during which an inmate firefighter was killed, the first fatality in the California inmate firefighting program since it began in 1946. +"But the speed of execution has grown considerably more impressive." +The two subsidiaries don't report revenues separately from their parent companies. +"The administration is not raising the other issue: what has happened to tax progressivity in the 1980s," said one aide, who like others briefed reporters on condition of anonymity. Progressivity refers to a tax system based on ability to pay. +A curfew remained in effect in the city and alcohol sales were restricted, Gerasimov said. +Those partnerships, which were lucrative for several Drexel staffers, also are under investigation by a House subcommittee. +The fishermen also insist the U.S. tuna catch has fallen as a result of drift net fishing in the South Pacific. +However, at the request of Boeing lawyers, a federal judge in Wichita issued an injunction limiting the number of pickets at Boeing gates and prohibiting pickets from speaking in an abusive or intimidating manner to employees trying to report for work. +Because of their speed, they have few predators. +THE BURDEN of record levels of personal indebtedness and high real interest rates has weighed heavily on both US and UK consumers over the year. +One of Japan's many mysteries is how to avoid becoming lost in Tokyo. +Besides, the paddy dikes help control floods. +The jury awarded $22.8 million in damages to Suffolk County. +The 1981 law requires unmarried girls under 18 and still living with a parent to provide written notice to both parents, if possible, before obtaining an abortion. +Or to Potsdam? Once again, the latter won hands down. +Gold and silver futures ended higher on the week after snapping a two-day losing streak that analysts attributed largely to the absence of buyers from Japan and other Far Eastern markets. +Analysts say rail issues face a potential setback next year if Congress decides to re-regulate railroads, whose fortunes have improved since the industry was partly deregulated in 1980. +Two school buses collided on an icy parking lot in Indianapolis, and 17 elementary school students suffered minor injuries, officials said. +"We want revenge," said Ali, who didn't identify himself further because his wife and four children are still in Kuwait. "We didn't have a chance that day when they surprised us. +The defense wants to show that statements he made to the grand jury were influenced by the defendants' compelled congressional testimony, according to court papers. +The manager of the San Domenico Palace, a hotel of old-fashioned splendour and luxury built out of a Dominican monastery, blamed the unseasonal weather. +But the debate over legal reform, however heated in the state capital, doesn't mean much to this hardscrabble county and its efforts to reconstruct its shattered economy. +The loan book expanded by a fifth last year and will grow again this year by more than 10 per cent as it uses its strengthened capital position to pursue the higher-margin business now available. +It looked like a bulldozer had scraped the earth. +Symantec gained 2 to 48 after Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette reportedly added the software concern's shares to its recommended list, Dow Jones Professional Investor Report said. +Californians may have their dog cemeteries and cat psychics, but in the last few years, Japanese pet freaks have become every bit as eccentric, creating a $2 billion-a-year industry. +He said that within the past few days, he's gotten evidence that there is a "weak correlation" between the time the heat bursts occur and the production of tritium. +While rejecting Roh's proposal, the North Korean newspaper repeated the North's long-standing formula to unify the peninsula under a confederation that would keep the two sides' conflicting political and economic systems intact, the officials said. +Separately, GM began to feel the effects of a strike at a key parts-making facility in Flint. +"The most you can do with interdiction is make the price higher," Nunn said. "And making the price higher is a worthy goal because it cuts down consumption. +A statewide poll released Monday showed Republican George Voinovich leading Democrat Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr. by 11 percentage points in the Ohio governor's race. +While efforts to regulate the credit-reporting system have failed before, there may be enough momentum to ensure success this year. +A new stock issue would replenish Irving's common equity, which was drained during last year's fourth quarter by a $250 million addition to loan-loss reserves. +They must be replaced with "a new model" for government, he said, in which Americans solve problems by helping themselves rather than relying on the government. +Microsoft Windows works on International Business Machines Corp.'s equipment, and a ruling protecting Apple's "user-friendly" displays could keep similar programs off IBM-compatible computers. +One was about the size as the surviving whales and had numerous wounds on its snout similar to those the trapped whales suffered as they nosed up through their ice-clogged breathing holes. +Although it sounds good, it simply means the charges are being deducted elsewhere. Unit allocations can be as little as 50 per cent of the first year's contributions. +Whatever could be done, at whatever cost, was begun. +He said that for the past several years in the Gulf Coast area, sweet crudes have been relatively more expensive than crude oils with a higher sulfur content. +McCabe said he would meet with diplomats and others who he was not prepared to identify. +"Michael listens to John in a way he doesn't listen to others," said one of the aides who commented only on condition he not be named. +Recovery in the UK's office markets has been promised almost every year since the economy collapsed. +He blames powerful traditions of monopoly, regulation and protectionism inherited from the colonial era and the "huge, money-guzzling state corporations and corrupt, no-work bureaucracies" that were created during the 1960s and 70s. +"The AFL-CIO, therefore, adopts a carefully considered policy of deferring to the individual judgments of its affiliates and their members on" abortion, said the statement, issued by the governing board. +"We would anticipate people (at the six Firestone plants affected by the strike) starting to return to work this (Sunday) evening," Brown said. +Stasiowski's lawyer believes a box of 250 checks was stolen almost immediately after they arrived at the victim's address. +Bond prices ended mixed in slow trading. +That's 10 million years older than the Morganucodon, a British fossil believed to be that of the oldest mammal in the world, and 25 million years older than the previously oldest mammal fossil found in North America. +The dispatch, which cited evidence presented at the trial near Kiev, was the first official report since the proceedings began last week. +And we don't think there is any special problem there." Fitzwater on Wednesday also distanced the White House from predictions that any war with Iraq would be over quickly. +Critics challenged the FDA's claim that the program will increase protection for consumers. +Army paratroopers dropped inside Kuwait while hundreds of helicopters from the 101st Airborne drove deep into Iraq itself, where troops seized land to be used as an apparent staging and supply area for later attacks. +Any new bid would have to be submitted to the bankruptcy court by March 25 and Judge Conrad set April 3 as the hearing date on the transaction. +When the shuttle blew up, "It was difficult for a journalist to know what to do," recalls Michael Pride, editor of the Concord Monitor. +EC foreign ministers agreed in principle to restore more than $1 billion in food assistance to the Soviet Union. +"We have communicated this conclusion to the Justice Department, which has expressed no disagreement and has sought the views of its office of legal counsel," Walsh added. +In theory, more shoppers in a recession will flock to all kinds of specialty discounters. +Roberto Urroz, a member of the rebel military delegation, called for complete Contra autonomy in the zones. +"It began in the back of a bus in Montgomery, Alabama, and now it's three steps from the White House. +His comments only serve to reinforce the view that Deutsche, like other German financial stocks, is less likely to out-perform now that interest rates must be coming within sight of their floor. +Much gets sacrificed in this choice. +The spokesman, who could not be named under embassy rules, said the Iraqis were not hostile to Americans. +Former president Virgilio Barco left office saying the cartel had been "severely debilitated." Peace talks between the government and armed groups - both on the left and right - appeared to be bearing fruit. +Mr. Holland, 48 years old, succeeds Kenneth S. Barclay. +"We're sick and tired of accepting other peoples' garbage," complains Indiana Gov. Evan Bayh. +The suit said the company has suffered damages exceeding $25 million. +Ford announced Sept. 19 that it wanted to buy up to 15 percent of Jaguar, and left open the option of making a full bid for the British luxury automaker. +Mrs. Gray has been in a coma since suffering a cerebral hemorrhage in January 1986. +"Back in 1979, junk bonds weren't all that big, if you know what I'm getting at," says Mr. Farley. +Here, Ian Harnett, of Societe Generale Strauss Turnbull, offers an interesting insight. +Meanwhile, U.S. ships and helicopters continued searching today for a Marine helicopter missing since Monday's violence in the gulf, a Pentagon spokesman said. +As the weeklong conference opened in Brighton, public opinion polls published Sunday showed Labor in its strongest position since it lost power to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservatives in 1979. +Local banks have been allowed to issue only debit cards, which draw on funds already deposited. +But James Freund, acting chief economist of the Office of Thrift Supervision, offered a glimmer of hope for this year, pointing out that the bulk of the losses occurred at institutions either taken over by the government or targeted for takeover. +The Super 7 jackpot is guaranteed to reach $70 million because no one has bought a winning ticket for the past six weeks. +"We think the worst is behind us in these auto markets," he said. +Sens. William Roth, R-Del., and Steven Symms, R-Idaho, praised Hamilton for taking a more conciliatory approach this year but both warned against raising taxes as a way of tackling the budget deficit. +A rusted pistol reclaimed from a river is the only piece of evidence Bamonte has in the 54-year-old case. +You've now got Dollars 50m a day going into China and the Koreans can see that.' Mr Timblick says: 'The Koreans are waking up to the foreign exodus. +Only about 60 families living within three miles of the derailment were evacuated after the chemical reignited, said Don Armstrong, a spokesman for the state Division of Disaster and Emergency Services. +Four others are under construction, and eight have been mothballed at a cost of some $8 billion to TVA's ratepayers. +Democrats _ Ackerman, N; Downey, Y; Engel, Y; Flake, N; Garcia, N; Hochbrueckner, Y; LaFalce, Y; Lowey, Y; Manton, N; McHugh, Y; McNulty, Y; Mrazek, Y; Nowak, Y; Owens, N; Rangel, N; Scheuer, Y; Schumer, Y; Slaughter, Y; Solarz, Y; Towns, N; Weiss, N. +"The boy's education is assured," he added. +So, too, apparently, has concern that it was the perception that Mr Ashdown was ready to hand the keys of No 10 to the Labour leader that drove many wavering voters back into the arms of the Conservatives. The final election result was not a disaster. +It was centered about 10 miles south of King Salmon, said Wayne Jorgenson, a spokesman for the center. +Later, there was sinister mention of a bridge from which suicides throw themselves, an effective and time-honoured method of doing yourself in which is also popular in London, Bristol, and Paris. +Mr Werner Kahs at Bak Julius Bar in Frankfurt said that after the pre-bourse surge, profit-taking came in from London and kept gains among most senior blue chips within bounds. +They often mentioned "structural" factors, the "deterioration of the terms of trade" and anything that sounded vague, exogenous and sophisticated. +They want to play economic hardball. +"But not at the cost of the worker. +The agriculture ministry said its computer experts were looking at ways to help farmers trace animals' health history. +U.S. Secretary of State James A. Baker III told Foreign Minister Moshe Arens by telephone Wednesday that he has revised his Middle East peace offer following objections from Israel, an Israeli offical said. +He said Bell seeks to launch an "electronic Yellow Pages" that would compete directly with newspaper advertising. +"Ollie is terrific for the movies," says one young officer, "but he's an embarrassment to the Corps." +The close ties between lender and borrower often lead the banks to cut interest rates for a troubled debtor - a concession that keeps the loan out of the non-performing category. +The unexpectedly harsh move raised the stakes in an acrimonious dispute that pits insurers, pension funds and other large institutional shareholders against securities firms, banks and British concerns over so-called preemptory rights. +This principle says, in essence, that if two phenomena produce equivalent effects, they must be manifestations of the same fundamental law. +R. Claire Guthrie, deputy attorney general for Virginia, said the "labyrinthian language" of the amendment provides states with wide latitude in Medicaid rate-making. +The Bank of Israel, he said, was determined to achieve its inflation target of 8 per cent for 1994. +"But it would be fairer to say that they were bought for their laggard status," said Masami Okuma, a senior trader at UBS Phillips & Drew International. +It is about 600 yards from the Buddhist temple Horyuji, built between 601 and 607 in the town of Ikaruga, 8 miles southwest of Nara. +But the episode highlights McDermott's propensity for mishaps outside its two main businesses of marine construction and power plants. +Mr. Ward has declined to be interviewed. +He makes a similar case against the "left" personified by Trotsky, who the author now links closer to Lenin than he did in the 1971 edition. +GM earns $2.9 billion on revenues of $102.8 billion. +Stello said, without explicitly suggesting that Turkey Point be forced to close, that more drastic NRC action might be required unless the plant's owner, Florida Power & Light Co., made faster progress in solving the problems. +One is my economic base, which is quite rocky enough under existing burdens; (and serious salmon fishing tends to cost serious money). +"That is why a copy of the Statue of Liberty was raised in Tiananmen Square," he said, referring to the pro-democracy demonstrations crushed by Chinese troops in Beijing last year. +The EPA recently began removing some of that carpeting, which workers complain is giving off unhealthy chemicals. +The description is nothing like the reality. +The orchestra, which Rattle believes is "well on the way" to becoming Britain's finest, will tour 11 U.S. cities from March 29 to April 17. +Weekly figures for state unemployment insurance claims have also moved down in recent months. But most of the fall in unemployment since the summer reflects a contraction of the labour force rather than new job creation. +The owner-financed mortgage carries a 10.5% interest rate, in line with rates at the time, but there were no settlement costs. +The head of a National Academy of Sciences committee on AIDS said Wednesday that federal legislation shielding carriers of the virus from discrimination is crucial to fighting the epidemic. +"Is Jesse Jackson going to call the shots?" +Carr said a replacement for Griggs would have to be named within the next week or so, adding that it should not be a problem to draw from the pool of available astronauts. +The committee issued a forecast of 23,220 murders in America this year at the present rate. +Walter and Rotha Hall, and Spec. +The new method of accounting for the cost of providing post-retirement medical care to US employees knocked Pounds 4m off Tate & Lyle's full-year profits. +Nobody was terribly distraught." Weeks went from survivor to survivor, all waiting to be transported to area hospitals, and asked if he could call anyone for them. +Yet MAI is a people-based service business of the type which has been deeply unfashionable with investors in recent years. +In Hebron, stone-throwing protests broke out for a third day. Near Tel Aviv, an Israeli man was seriously injured when he was hit with a rock. +A separate page includes information on adverse reactions, such as skin eruptions, anorexia and diarrhea. +But the world outside is moving faster than ever before. +Every rest stop along Interstate 5 between Seattle and Portland offers free coffee to motorists. +He'd walk and they would follow him. +She was having her baby. +With the change, the department will end its practice of releasing both a preliminary, or statistical, trade figure for each month as well as a revised figure. +"My debut here was also a bit belated," he said, standing on a terrace overlooking Glyndebourne's tennis courts. +He constrains the state, but makes it more democratic, more economically productive. +The hearings are to conclude next week with testimony from AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland and Justice Department officials concerning the appropriateness of court intervention in union affairs. +Futures options traded during July totalled 974,737 lots, up 22.9 per cent from June. Roundup THE Pacific Rim put in a mixed performance yesterday. HONG KONG moved ahead on selective buying of blue chips amid expectations of positive corporate results. +But when the doctor candidly listed "unnatural death" on the death certificate, he had to undergo four separate police interrogations and dangled for 13 months before being told he wouldn't be prosecuted. +The hostages included three cousins of the emir. +Last September 50 kids joined and now the club has a membership of 200. +Such rumors frequently have surfaced in the climate of uncertainty surrounding changes in Eastern Europe. +This is a bit of 'scholarly' nonsense. +About 300 of an estimated 1,000 people detained without charge have joined the strike, which began Jan. 23 at Diepkloof Prison outside Johannesburg and spread to at least three other cities. +The company attributed much of the decline to last year's sale of a Sardinian supermarkets chain and lower occupancy levels at its non-Italian hotels. +Union spokesman Jean-Pierre Toubhans said the four climbers planned to reach the top of Europe's tallest peak on Thursday and unfurl a banner reading, "Non a la Fermature de Gillette" (No to the Gillette closing). +After you see what he can do it's hard to imagine what he won't be able to do. +The ministry statement, issued Sunday, did not say where Romain had gone, but he was believed to be in the Dominican Republic, which shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti. +Sessions, testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee, vowed to institute changes that would keep top bureau officials fully apprised of sensitive terrorism investigations that might impinge on constitutional rights. +Last week, five Israeli soldiers from the Givati brigade and two Palestinian guerrillas were killed in a clash on the eastern sector of the buffer zone. +Thompson said it could be some time before the suit is filed over Chrysler's decision to lay off 5,500 workers in Kenosha. +"We have learned that we must change bullets by ballots and we can only do this with the support of the Cubans and the Soviet Union," Arias said. +The 30-year bonds finished the week yielding 8.91%. +In May, the company reported that it had a loss last year of $60.4 million. +Prices also were boosted by reports the United States may increase its import quotas, which would be a boost to the world market, said analyst Kim Badenhop of Merrill Lynch Capital Markets Inc. in New York. +He spent a period at the Treasury while on secondment from McKinsey, the management consultants, as an advisor to Mr Nigel Lawson when he was chancellor. +Federations officials ascribed March's decline to slumping demand in the Mideast and Southeast Asia. +At issue is whether the formula distributors effectively cause the babies to become hooked on formula within days of birth by making their product available for free at hospitals and other facilities. +The company is planning to finance the move through debt rather than a share issue. Goetze, which has its headquarters in Burscheid, near Leverkusen, is still 82.4 per cent family-owned. +On New York's Commodity Exchange, gold for current delivery settled at $434.60 an ounce, down $4.50. +Salomon bonds have declined sharply since Salomon Brothers Inc., the firm's brokerage unit, disclosed that it had violated rules at four separate Treasury bond auctions since December. +The Soviet Union withdrew half the force between May 15-Aug. +It would provide money for states to give to local school districts to expand, establish or operate child-care programs based in the schools. +Apple Computer Inc. announced price increases Monday for some of its personal computers, external drives, monitors, printers and expansion kits. +The move sheds his sycophant, Dr. Victor Ehrlich (Ed Begley Jr.), who declares after another fawning surgery session, "I'd follow you to the ends of the earth. +Had this one survived, it would be the first giant panda successfully bred in the United States. +The pope's visit was timed so he could take part in the 2,000th anniversary of Strasbourg. +A "leader's speech" is scheduled for Tuesday, apparently by SDP member of Parliament Robert McLennan, who was designated the new party leader by his fellow MPs late yesterday. +Now its own label product accounts for 80 per cent of Daiei's total orange juice sales. The company has been a pioneer of the profound changes affecting Japan's conservative high streets. +Group sales climbed 6%, to 11.1 billion marks ($6.5 billion) from 10.4 billion marks, as passenger and freight volume rose strongly. +A Merrill Lynch unit's acquisition talks with a Toronto-based securities dealer have ground to a halt because of a dispute over how the merged companies would be managed. +The Bank of Italy, meanwhile, intervened for the fourth day in a row to buy $11 million at the Milan foreign-exchange fixing, during which a total of $53.3 million and 42 million marks changed hands. +The Shell accident, at a 215,000 barrel-a-day capacity refinery along the Houston Ship Channel, occurred in a large distillation unit. +It asked for intensified world aid. +In the postwar period, his reputation faded and his work was dismissed as kitsch. +All require special permission to study. +London share prices closed higher in active trading as the major feature of the day was news of RTZ Corp.'s sale of its 28% holding in London & Scottish Marine Oil. +The woman with him held a baby, said police spokeswoman Carmine Menchel. +"That's about as specific we can get for security reasons," Lucasey said. +It represents an after-tax charge of about $1.8 billion against shareholders equity of about $9 billion, a quick 20% cut in equity. +Some 7% think the Contras and Sandinistas are facing off somewhere in Southeast Asia. +Corvette inventories stood at a 126-day supply on June 30, according to Ward's Automotive Reports, an industry publication. +Stock prices were mixed today in an atmosphere of caution after the market's recent declines. +His numerous collections in Hebrew encompass about 800 stories and 600 poems. +He was 17 and she was 15. They were married seven years later. +Mr. Sassa said TNT South is costing Turner "considerably less" to launch than the $30 million it spent on TNT, but he wouldn't elaborate. +Also failing to better the mark was Anne Liardet, who made the run with fiance Joseph Le Guen aboard the 50-foot trimaran Finisterre Bregtane. +He is expected to have little difficulty in reaching that goal. +Among the others: abortion, education, taxes and the Middle East. +'I want to see a proper register that allows land to be taken off it.' +Last December, the Indonesian government announced a series of measures to help build the country's small capital market. +The beef crisis alarmed the government. +Mrs. Brandon and subcommittee investigators said the school also submitted loan applications on behalf of students who were not qualified by education to receive federal aid. +LIVESTOCK and MEATS: The prices of hog and pork belly futures contracts rallied late during the trading session amid reports that the Polish government is requesting a huge food aid package that includes pork bellies and beef. +The roof of a 19-year-old Boeing 737 tore off an Aloha Airlines flight at 24,000 feet on April 28, killing one person and injuring 61. The accident was blamed on cracks in the fuselage skin from repeated pressurization and depressurization of the cabin. +Wheat settled slightly lower but the corn and oat markets were nearly unchanged in extremely quiet trading with many traders absent because of the sub-zero weather in Chicago or the upcoming holiday weekend. +"These voters don't fall into a simple box." +Prices range between Pounds 568 and Pounds 684 a person per week for half board in the three-star Waldek Hotel, to between Pounds 860 and Pounds 1,050 in the five-star Park Hotel, depending on season. +Livestock futures settled mixed and pork futures settled lower in Monday's trading. +The fighting broke out when supporters of two opposition parties, the Awami League and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, tried to conduct rallies at the same place at the same time. +By 1986 than had fallen to 150.5 pounds. +"From our earliest days, to finish school somehow, we had to pretend that we believed in official stories, while in fact we believed in things that were forbidden," Kapor said in a recent column in the Belgrade daily newspaper Politika. +It's the same guarantee offered by the House Agriculture Committee that completed its work on the bill last week. +Last year, the sponsors of an AIDS benefit concert in New York dropped the band from the lineup because of anti-homosexual lyrics on some of their songs. +The remaining obstacles should yield to comparable determination. US and EC negotiators will now need the support of the so-called Cairns Group of agricultural exporters. +Empire and other companies accused of paying the kickbacks remain under investigation, Robinson said. +Corporate & Junk Bonds Junk bond prices, among the biggest gainers in the fixed-income market all year, sagged yesterday, with many issues down about 1/2 point. +Birse, however, is unlikely to make a quick return to robust health. +I am not the `Angel of Death.' +Dyncorp's board terminated a previous accord with Mr. Carnicero's group and, under terms of that agreement, DynCorp is to pay Mr. Carnicero's group $5.5 million to terminate the agreement. +"The area can be better developed if it can be done jointly by both companies," said Gregory Wilkins, chief financial officer for American Barrick. +According to the study, five companies each reported more than 30 million pounds of toxic emissions released into the air in 1987, part of the roughly 2.6 billion pounds of such wastes sent airborne by all companies reporting to the EPA. +MOSCOW PLANS to dismantle the Warsaw Pact's military structure by April. +Though the names of the foundation members have not been released, a White House spokeswoman said the group would include 20 to 25 people whose leaders would be announced soon. +The second reason is 'local difficulties' in major EC countries, other than Germany, principally too much private debt in the UK and too much public debt in Italy. The third and most important reason has been German unification. +The complaint raised concern about whether the unusually heavy trading in the options might have been based on inside information about the planned activities of the investor group, one of the market makers said. +The bond market fails two general rules of thumb that would generate buying, he contended: Yields haven't risen high enough compared with stocks to attract interest, and there hasn't been a major rally recently that typically would lure buyers. +"It's a political deal," NAB lobbyist James May said of the committee's action on the proposal to transmit American news and entertainment programs to Cuba from a blimp over the Florida Keys. +Dank-dwelling snapping turtles have been pulled out from sewage treatment plants. +They traded punches with several taxi drivers who came to help Vega Morena, and at least one of the drivers suffered facial cuts and bruises, the spokesman said. +"Phony Ph.D.s litter the walls of America. +Securities analysts said the Owens-Illinois bid surprised them, but they generally endorsed it. +He sold the property to a company owned by his former campaign manager in 1987 but continued to get reimbursed for staying there until late last year. +Democrat Michael Dukakis, confronted by disappointing poll results after his final debate with Republican rival George Bush, went on the offensive Friday, denouncing "Mr. +She stops to inspect an elk track, then reels off the names of plants anchored in the dry mountain soil: sage and sego lilies, colorful cinquefoils, an ancient whitebark pine with gnarled branches scratching like claws at the sky. +For instance, Mr Ramon Mora-Figeroa, chief executive, is a Domecq through his mother. Mr Mora-Figueroa was instrumental in establishing the first links with Allied-Lyons in the 1970s. +Group advances grew to R40bn from R34.7bn and total assets rose to R51.7bn from R47.3bn. +But the panel balked at a proposal that would have put the mayors on record as opposing alcohol and tobacco advertising. +It is listed as Salvia sclarea Turkestanica, but county ladies used to know it as Hothousemaids, because of the bodily smell from its leaves. +I felt that it was inappropriate for me to consider these while still affiliated with MGM. +Meantime, British officials said that other European Community countries, including Germany and France, also are reviewing the impact of the combination on their markets, as is the Brussels-based EC Commission. +Terms of the proposed tender offer weren't announced and a spokesman for Siossigeno declined to elaborate. +New York and California are the only two states with truth-in-testing laws. +Many of the others are translators and other support personnel, he said. +Those songs become more valuable to me every year. +"The kids were laying all along here with the blood, they were a mess," said Frances Cunningham, who lives near the scene of the accident. +There is no such ministry, but Vere Jr. does act informally as his father's national security adviser. +The Gramm-Rudman law requires that the costs of the savings and loan bailout be included in calculations of the deficit. +They also would get the bill's only tax break for capital gains. It is nothing like President Bush's proposed deep cut in taxes on capital gains, which are profits from investments. +The scheme included planting negative news articles about the companies, taking trading positions that would profit from a decline in the stocks' prices and significant selling of manipulated stocks by corporate insiders, the SEC charged. +Halicki died when a cable attached to the tower snapped and severed a telephone pole, which fell on him shortly before 6 p.m., Police Officer Michael Thorp said in nearby Tonawanda. +Afterward, he told reporters he handed the president his "undeclinable" resignation. +The AIDS epidemic is causing an upsurge of tuberculosis in many countries, including the U.S., a World Health Organization researcher told an AIDS forum in London. +One possibility is renting a hotel where soldiers can take a break from the searing desert conditions, according to Maj. Gen. Gus Pagonis, who is in charge of logistics for Operation Desert Shield. +The United States has proposed to the Soviet Union a review be held soon of the 1972 treaty that restricts the two superpowers' defenses against ballistic missiles, but Moscow has not replied, a U.S. official said Tuesday. +A tight budget would have increased tax revenue more than 3 billion pounds, and that would have been more effective in curbing consumers' spending power, the economists said. +The season was canceled Oct. 12 after negotiations broke down. +Like other high-tech companies, Alcatel Bell was attracted to Shanghai by the large number of technically qualified graduates emerging from its universities. +But Sterling Group Inc., a Houston investment-banking concern that specializes in leveraged buy-outs, confirmed it recently formed SGI to purchase ArtCarved. +Right now, though, markets in international debt futures are expanding rapidly. +Once the company got accurate information, it discovered its problems were worse than previously thought. +If final decisions are made on either or both offerings, the transactions could be completed this fall, Enron said. +When asked whether the president would sign the bill, the spokesman said, "There is no decision at this point. +Every aspect of the new material was tested and field trials were conducted over nine years. +"Oh my God, the plane's on fire," a woman passenger screamed. +"I think everybody makes out on this deal," Dunlap said. +"Having all these advantages made everyone in the state very lazy. +"In a business career there are a lot of things you can't do and one is change a corporate culture in any reasonable period of time. +The association's latest survey of purchasing managers shows the industrial economy continued to expand last month but at a slower pace than in January. +"We will consolidate the opening of our markets and we will promote foreign investment," Salinas de Gortari told the gathering. +The unit offers equipment leasing and financing services for AT&T and non-AT&T equipment. +Inmate Diane Mason, interviewed as she was receiving oxygen in an ambulance, said she was talking to her boyfriend through a fence when she heard people yell that there was a fight in the minimum-security area. +If there was a view discernible among Chinese it was that the Hong Kong reporter deserved some form of punishment for traducing a bank employee. Needless to say, a contrary opinion did not appear in the official press. +Cullinet Software Inc. said it named George W. Tamke, 39 years old, president. +Figures assume an annuity purchase price of Pounds 100,000 after paying and are shown gross. +However, the United Auto Workers, which is the principal union at the plant, is still without a contract. +There is no shelter either for actors or audience in the Courtyard of the Papal Palace and so at around midnight the play was abandoned with two acts still to go. +Winning in the market means owning the right companies in the sectors that will profit the most as the economy emerges from recession. +For if the CP loses, many Conservatives will feel that the constitutional route to opposing reform has been blocked: a hard core is likely to resort to violence, while the rest would form a 'new right' which could be expected to enter negotiations. +British Aerospace moved 5 ahead to 215p, on talk that the long awaited Al-Yamamah 2 defence order was about to be announced. Regional broker Wise Speke placed 25 per cent of shoe sellers Stylo at around 96p. +Young directors are turning to opera. +The Bush administration has allocated $1.1 billion in disaster assistance for North and South Carolina, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. +Last week, Mr. and Mrs. Carucci filed a counterclaim against the company, saying they had been defamed and unfairly forced out of their jobs. +With their victory over Republicans in November's midterm elections, Democrats recaptured control of the U.S. Senate. +MRS ELIZABETH Maxwell, widow of the late Robert Maxwell, who last month described herself as 'destitute', is the mystery benefactor helping to pay their son Kevin's legal bills. Her identity was disclosed in the Court of Appeal yesterday. +Much of the money was fraudulently concealed through purchases of prime Manhattan real estate, federal prosecutors have charged. +"It is good that the two countries were able to reach an agreement," Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita told reporters. +Her main opponent, Mr Nawaz Sharif, has also promised to respect the result. +During the meeting, the government also decided to reduce the state budget by about $270 million, converting the shekel at its pre-devaluation rate. +The U.S. earlier treated Soviet bloc-controlled firms in western countries the same way it treated all western companies involved in export licensing matters. +It is true that it was Wales's first championship win since 1989 but it hardly justified the excitement that surrounded it. +The US and Japan are lagging behind, although adoption of the recent US Treasury proposal would help close that gap. The purpose of bank capital requirements is to limit the risk that a bank will fail. +They are particularly concerned that the trustees acted on a tenure question, which traditionally is the responsibility of a university's faculty. +Hospitals treating survivors reported that at least two of the 21 injured victims were in serious condition. +More abortion cases will be argued before the court this fall and both sides said they saw opportunity and hope in that. +By dawn, a pall of smoke lit by the flames of dying fires covered the capital. +The theater operator and soft-drink bottler declared a quarterly dividend of nine cents a share on the split common. +"Before that, cheese and gravy was right down my alley and it was always red meat," he says. "Now we shop very carefully." "As you can probably tell," he says, "I'm a type A personality. +Unfortunately that would cut fixed assets by almost half, severely straining the balance sheet. +The Fargo board objected to sending a 14-member district delegation, plus some staff people, to the Jan. 24 meeting scheduled at the Sheraton-Waikiki Hotel. +His shift from that position was regarded as a move by Gorbachev to allow greater openness. +About 80 demonstrators carrying signs and noisemakers marched for four hours outside the Camp Blanding Wildlife Management Area in northeast Florida, while 39 young hunters were inside. +Mr Barry Allan, at Barclays de Zoete Wedd in Toronto, says it may be 'a couple of years' before the bullion price reaches the levels of Dollars 400 an ounce and above now being discounted by the stock market. +That's about to change. +We'll try to get Dad out here next year." Seventeen years of study of rubella vaccinations on pregnant women show chances of fetal infection are small, but health experts warn that women still should be vaccinated long before they get pregnant. +Hayes said White's letters amount to "material false statements," but the Taylor group concluded that while they may have been off base, they did not violate the law. +IT IS one of the quirks of the UK's investment scene that the custody business is the one sector to escape unregulated. +Marsh & McLennan, a provider of insurance brokerage, consulting and investment management services, said the transaction is subject to certain closing conditions and is expected to be completed by early December. +Both drugs were equally effective in either clearing up the endometriosis or sharply reducing its extent and symptoms in 80% of the patients. +The stepfather speared the brother, and in the chaos, Liederman got the meat. +"Those stocks that just rode the coattails will have a very tough time hanging on." Plenty of investors seem to agree. +The civil war exacerbated the crisis and production went through a precipitous decline leaving the country - once an exporter of agricultural produce - dependent on food aid. +Otherwise, its direction would not depend on the position of the head. +This meant there was no need for us to chase them around at that level. +At the Jabaliya refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, several hundred people began demonstrating after noon prayers, carrying Palestinian flags and throwing stones. +The Federal Reserve sold dollars for a fourth straight day, dealers said, but the currency bounced back from the intervention and ended near the highs of the session. +Rights holders who exercise their initial subscription privilege will be permitted to subscribe for shares that aren't already subscribed for. +His intelligence services have hunted down and killed leading dissidents living abroad. +Japan has its own domestic politics, where for instance the operators of mom-and-pop stores oppose opening the kinds of large department stores that will provide Japanese consumers the imported goods they've been calling for. +Leaf smoke can make breathing extremely difficult for sufferers of asthma, emphysema, chronic bronchitis and allergies, said Maggie Robbins of the Chicago Lung Association. +He had a woman acquaintance call his bank (while he listened in on an extension line) to inquire about obtaining an automobile loan. +"It's a new age," said defense consultant David Smith. +He was to swear in a new Cabinet Friday and unveil a new program Sunday. +"He is well thought of in Japan and England, he knows the capital markets and he has unimpeachable integrity." +Even when a customer choses a competing long-distance operator, the call begins and ends on local phone lines connecting the orginator and the person who receives the call. +A proposal that includes coordinated trading halts by the nation's two leading financial centers won praise Friday from big brokers and a key member of the presidential panel that investigated the October stock crash. +He pleaded guilty to three murders and 25 burglaries. +Messrs. Morozov and Durdinets indicated they believed the Moscow meeting paved the way for a political agreement on the long list of unresolved defense questions, including the future structure of the armed forces, conscription and the defense budget. +The wife of African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela has endured repeated hardships inflicted by the white-led government throughout their 32 years of marriage. +Mr. Snyder, however, says CPC isn't legally required to pay anything. +There are an estimated 350,000 to 400,000 Cape Verdians in the United States mostly in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. +One person died in the capital when an extremely overcrowded pickup truck overturned. +Paul Volcker was faced with an unparalleled inflationary crisis; he could not afford the luxury of a collegial leadership style similar to William McChesney Martin's. +How long, how many before Meese understands? All of the numerous probes into his activities may show him to be perfectly innocent of any criminal wrongdoing. +He said a hotline set up to receive tips on Pierce's death had received more than 50 calls. +It also settled over the central and southern Appalachians where 2 to 3 inches of snow accumulated. +Among major oil producing states, Louisiana posted the biggest gain _ six _ after having the biggest decline last week with nine. Other states recording gains were Oklahoma and Wyoming, four each; Colorado, three; and Pennsylvania and Texas, one each. +In this case, all five senators met with regulators on Keating's behalf. +They reported that the jet had lost hydraulic control _ no elevators, ailerons or flaps _ and the throttle for the damaged rear engine could not be moved. +'No one guy can lead a company of this size which is very diverse and has a big political element because governments are our customers. +The dates for a troop withdrawal and prisoner exchange weren't disclosed. +Among other things, it altered the law to make it enforceable upon citizen complaint and not merely at the whim of someone in City Hall. +A Western relief official in Gaza City said about 40 percent of the wounded in the Palestinian revolt are now 15 and younger. +The product thought to be under investigation represents only about 1% of Sierra Spring's annual revenue, the company said. +It would bar increases in non-rubber footwear import levels. +Police said they would have to issue new orders to detain the men again but that they have no plans to do so. +If there are more "shocks" like Bank Duta, he added, "we're in for a real tough time." Financial problems at Bank Duta, disclosed in a central bank statement Tuesday night, haven't caused any panic. +For her role in the conspiracy, Evans, 43, was sentenced to five years after completing a 35-year sentence she is already serving for illegally buying firearms. +The case is expected to go to trial this winter in Washington. +The first all-ham crew was inspired by its pilot Ken Cameron, who's active in radio education. +But each could consider whether corrective legislation were necessary. +He declined to provide the names. +New-home sales shot up 8.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 734,000 units, the fastest sales rate in 16 months. Analysts credited renewed consumer confidence for the rebound in sales after a sluggish period earlier this spring. +The law calls for the deficit to be reduced to $108 billion for the fiscal year starting next Oct. 1. +We can disagree on issues." Jesse Jackson called the complaints about attacks "campaign fatigue, this tit for tat on how bruised I am." But Ms. Jamieson said there was a legitimate distinction. +The strike represents a challenge to Solidarity, which has been trying to define its role in society _ whether it should focus on serving as a trade union backing workers or a political party supporting the government. +"I had worked the night before so we decided to take a nap in our second-floor apartment and join the party on the third floor later. +If convicted, they could face up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. +On Wednesday, Hyundai's management shut down the plant indefinitely to counter what it called an illegal work slowdown that had crippled operations. +Montedison, 45%-owned by Gruppo Ferruzzi of Italy, an agri-industrial and chemical concern, blamed the operating results on a "consistent narrowing of margins" from exceptionally good 1988 levels. +So, we're in the process of doing that right now. +They must also be debt-free, because "it's not right for me to take other people's money and pay your debts," he added. +He said the budget process should be simplified, and the president should be given line-item veto authority to reject objectionable portions of legislation rather than requiring veto of an entire bill. +The disk drive is the part of the computer that reads or writes information on a magnetic disk and moves data and programs between the disk and the computer's memory. +Still, says the city postmaster, Robert Piper, "When we do receive one, we deliver it with a little more enthusiasm." +A U.S. source identified the 35-year-old Soviet as a member of GRU, the Soviet military's intelligence arm. +"There is a lot of government money in the hands of farmers." +Bush held his cards and kept his poker face, although the administration welcomed Soviet arms cut proposals that were offered 10 days ago, saying they held promise and moved toward the goals of the western allies. +"This really is no worse than normal," said Emerson, who must walk with crutches because of a childhood bout with polio. +Stakes are very high. +Bush has proposed zero growth in fiscal 1990, 1 percent growth in fiscal 1991 and fiscal 1992 and 2 percent growth in fiscal 1993. +The average seven-day compound yield on the taxable funds, meanwhile, remained at 5.74% for the second consecutive week. +With nine candidates on average per district, even the central election commission has predicted these elections will go to a second round on August 7. +As a result, these officials said, the Senate panel is expected to approve only marginal reductions in 1991 reserve strength. +The women scattered, but gathered again in small groups and began pelting police squads and the cannon-trucks with rocks and trash. +Instead, Maslansky said, there has been nothing but cooperation. +Manuel Antonio Noriega patrolled the streets of Panama City today, one day after a failed coup attempt by rebel officers sparked rioting by thousands of Panamanians. +Most other foreign markets recovered Tuesday, including shares in Hong Kong. +Among PTL's assets are the 504-room Heritage Grand Hotel, a three-acre water park, and a studio and satellite network. +Cars entering parking lots at shopping centers and supermarkets are inspected for bombs. +A former second secretary at the embassy, Sergei Mikhailovich Kashtanov, was told he can never return to Canada. +However, AT&T would have to pay well over Pounds 4bn for Vodafone, while a PCN network might cost only Pounds 1bn to build. +The lawsuit filed in Superior Court says the entertainer doesn't have acquired immune deficiency syndrome and has never tested positive for the virus that causes the incurable disease. +When all is said and done, a politician's role is a humble one. +Ledoux, a part-time sergeant in the Vermont Army National Guard and a full-time civilian employee of an Army National Guard base in Burlington, Vt., received a $10,000 incentive prize from the government more than a year ago. +Innovation seems to entail putting more nozzles in a shower stall or heating toilet seats. +THE Bolshoy Ballet brings its 37-day season at the Albert Hall to a close on Sunday. +Thirty-three Christian and 30 Moslem legislators, representing all but 10 of the body's surviving 73 members, met for a fifth day to discuss reforms aimed at ending the war. +He said the attacking prisoners "went for the head." "Officers were down and guys were pummeling them," Stabile said. +'It is important that economic policy should be done by design, not by accident,' she added. +He cradled his son, Samuel, in his arms about 30 minutes until he was certain the boy was dead. +Noriega has maintained that executive authority rests with Delvalle and that Panama has achieved a full transition to democracy. +Boas reportedly faces 18 counts of unlawful sex with minors during the last three years. +However, the soonest-to-expire September delivery, which is reflecting concern over relatively small supplies of copper available for delivery against a large number of outstanding contracts, rose one cent a pound to $1.3480. +If US policymakers are confident they can prove that the Japanese cheat, they should bring their complaint to a multilateral forum. +Under Mr. Premadasa, Parliament and the cabinet have become largely irrelevant. +Los Ebanos International Ferry is the only hand-pulled ferry used at any U.S. port of entry. +There is only a handful of European companies; a couple of Americans have already come and gone. +"The Arab order as they've known it and as we've known it has changed dramatically," says Judith Kipper, a Middle East analyst at the Brookings Institution. +It may be the best I've seen," Michigan coach Gary Moeller said later. +The report did not say what caused the explosion, but it said police reported finding large quantities of sulfurous acid in the remains of the bus. +Vandenberg said about 15 percent of the $1.25 billion settlement covered refined product price violations, with the money destined to go into a fund to repay injured parties. +The companies haven't commented on the reasons for the terms of the agreement. +"Significant amounts of capital have been moving back to Mexico," Mr. Brady said. +The passenger-side dummy recorded a head-injury criterion of 1457. +Then the new hybrids will be tested for quality and yield characteristics. +Livestock and meat prices, however, dropped on concern that a financial crisis would cut consumption of beef and pork. +Airliner operators will be given varying times to accomplish the changes, based on the amount of service an aircraft has had. +We have to recognise the (unfavourable) attitude to the CSO in various parts of the world if we want to deal with them or they want to deal with us. +The Soviet Union seeks a neutral state. +Furuhama said the car creates almost no air pollution. +Western traders say the Japanese companies are upset because of the government's decision last month to crack the bond-underwriting cartel and allow foreigners a bigger share of the government bond business here. +Shipments rose 1.2 per cent during February, while the inventory index dropped 1 per cent. +Mr. Klein said such a rule would encourage pension managers to diversify their guaranteed investment contract portfolios, a trend that has already taken hold at many companies. +John S. Reidy of Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. is less certain, saying the current outlook is unpredictable given the war. +Because the procedure has been performed so few times, doctors are not sure why the transplant failed. +From the outset, the tobacco industry has been uncertain as to what strategy to follow. +The charge is a misdemeanor, and Williams could face up to $1,000 in fines. +People will look at the field and say, `Why not John?'" BCCI isn't the only attention-grabbing issue on Sen. Kerry's agenda. +'I made all the gear, all the trapezes myself. 'Space travel interests me; people floating in space, free-fall parachuting, those sorts of things. +The major powerbrokers in the coalition talks said they were optimistic that a new government could be formed soon, but not before the middle of next week. +Today, the synagogue is hardly used for religious worship _ Carpentras' Jewish community is too small to have its own rabbi. The town's 26,000 inhabitants include about 100 Jewish families, many of them immigrants from North Africa. +Texas Democratic Chairman Bob Slagle said the possibility of losing the Senate seat is "always a matter of concern." "But that doesn't cause me to wish Sen. Bentsen was not on the ticket" with Dukakis, he said. +Kappler died of cancer a year later in West Germany. +The House on Tuesday endorsed and sent to the Senate legislation that would give final approval to a self-government plan for the Western Pacific islands of Palau. +"It's basically just common sense," about what might offend Saudi sensibilities, said Lt. +It will not be an easy task. +"Use of all these products amounts to an expensive therapeutic gamble," FDA Commissioner Frank E. Young said in a statement. +You must understand the assault on the rule of law in philosophical terms." Kennedy, making his first speech to the ABA since taking his seat on the high court a year ago, did not offer specific examples of a breakdown in law and order. +It is not in the least wit 'camp.' +They are trying to determine why only striped dolphin, and not fish, have been killed, he said. +The October stock market crash, loss of deduction for non-itemizing income-tax payers and the scandals of fund-raising TV evangelists all presaged a decline in giving, but "in the face of this, it increased significantly," said Weber. +About 100 people watched and recorded the tallies as each of the voting machines was opened and read into a public address system. +As to its success, Parisians love the food but coming to my restaurant here brings back for many of them happy memories of holidays in Catalonia.' La Casa Sansa, 43, Rue des Mathurins, Paris 75008. +He was the first Cabinet member to win approval without questioning from the Supreme Soviet. +He said the law was clear that BPA officials had acted properly in encouraging construction of WPPSS plants Nos. 4 and 5. +"I don't know of any clear indication that the framers intended to incorporate the common law in the Bill of Rights," says Michael Seidman, a professor at Georgetown University Law School. +"The FCC is ignoring the adverse impact of media concentration on the viewers of television," said Jeffrey Chester, the group's director. +The Dohany-Utca synagogue in downtown Budapest, a Reformed temple targeted for renewal, is central Europe's largest. +It would consider any further acquisition opportunities. +And so it is unlikely. +Since Monday, the search has centered on a high, mountainous plateau near the Sudanese border, not far from the Fugnido camp. +She was one of the first female band leaders and one of the most gorgeous women ever to grace the stage. +After World War II, Soupault directed the overseas broadcasts of Radio Television Francaise and continued to work in broadcasting into the 1970s. +Net income for the whole of 1990 was Dollars 75m. The bank's Dollars 50m net profit in the last quarter came after Dollars 126m of losses in the first nine months. +Last month, after Chairman Greenspan said for first time that banks had restricted their lending a bit too much, the Fed pushed down the Fed funds rate from to 8% from 8 1/4%. +In law firms, that's not always the case. +But Higgins endorses it on the basis of the guarantees given by Hill Samuel. +Accepted bids ranged from 8.53% to 8.545%. +Ted Scheafer told reporters "organized resistance had pretty much been taken care of." +But Michael Schwartz, senior vice president at Oppenheimer & Co., thinks premiums currently are too high for investors to buy both a put and a call. +The bank holding company plans another $50 million sale of the high-grade, unsecured notes next Tuesday. +I have not seen any legal documents. +The House approved last week and sent to the president a bill that would ban flag-burning by simple statute. +Santiago Sinclair, has declared that troops are "in a state of readiness" to defend their leader and Constitution. +An official said Sanitas plans to get into other lines of business. +Douze, provisional vice president of the party, was shown on government television Saturday night during an army search of his home. +The government's 9% notes due 1998 also inched higher, ending at 100 14/32, up from 100 12/32. +Washington is an about 70% black, working-class, lower-to-middle-income city. +He also insisted that the top rate be increased to at least 33% from the current 28%. +Of course, none of these moves, great or small, can guarantee success in the model year that begins this week. +And if the backfire hadn't gone far enough, the wind would blow embers from the backfire itself into residential areas, endangering the town it was meant to protect. +Several Wall Street analysts believe Gillette management would have a difficult time boosting the stock price above the price that an acquisition would command. +His wife, Betty, whose job in a company formed by Wright and Mallick was questioned by the ethics committee, said there are deeper feelings. +Not everyone believes what the now-deceased Mr. Brophy told Mr. Williams, however. +Thus, a $1.5 billion reduction would be required to needed to lower fiscal 1991 spending to the $10.2 billion cited by Yeutter as the Bush proposal. +Directors forecast profits of at least HKDollars 90m in the current year. Golden Harvest Entertainment will own Mr Chow's cinemas, distribution businesses and film processing business. +"No one was happy with the decision, but we believe that life goes on," said Metz, who agreed to meet with students Friday and again Tuesday to discuss the decision to go co-ed. +Higher taxes are not needed _ as this budget demonstrates _ but genuine deficit reduction through moderating the growth in spending is essential to enable the next administration and Congress to address the nation's agenda for the future. +The year-to-year net income comparisons are skewed because the company reported net gains in 1989 from disposal of discontinued operations. +In the suit, Apple Computer Inc. charged Microsoft Corp., OS/2's co-author, with illegally copying features of Apple's Macintosh machine. +Riverbend is an agricultural concern that handles and markets fresh fruit, citrus and processed citrus products. +That $20 million suit also was settled for an undisclosed sum. +They also note that while the lion is indeed rare or non-existent in most states east of the Mississippi River, mountain lions thrive in 11 other Western states, all of which continue to allow annual hunts. +The company said operating profit margins widened, reflecting cost cuts and consolidation measures. +Mr. Fitzgerald, 67 years old, retired in 1984 as chairman and chief executive officer of New York-based Time Inc.'s Book-of-the-Month Club. +Analysts attributed the stock's drop to worries that the company's results for its fiscal third quarter, to be reported Thursday, might be weaker than expected, according to Dow Jones Professional Investor Report. +Leach suggested Pol Pot be bought before an international court charged with war crimes. +SBA Administrator Susan Engeleiter says 98% of the 520,000 new corporations formed in the first nine months of 1989 were small businesses. +"Bush's campaign had something of the same feeling. +The plan must first be approved by bondholders. +Military officials could not confirm any of the injuries today, but reported that soldiers killed a Palestinian late Sunday during a raid on a West Bank village. +A year later, the Democrat was elected to her husband's former U.S. House seat. +Horn was quoted Saturday by the state-run Hungarian news agency MTI as saying that "the emergence of certain military threats in recent months also affect heavily our relations. +Thirty-seven public TV stations reaching more than half the nation's 22 million Hispanics will carry the translation, CPB said. +It spent $825 million on aircraft, spare parts and engines. +"If it hadn't been for them there's no doubt the child would have perished," Ingram said. "It was a heroic effort." Bass said he was spraying the burning plane with a fire extinguisher when he heard a child's cry come from inside the airplane. +Vietnam and China were allies during the Vietnam War, but they had a falling-out in 1978 over border disputes, Vietnam's treatment of its ethnic Chinese population and growing Vietnamese-Soviet ties. +However, that doesn't mean they can benefit from the vaccine. +Citizens' main criticism of the offer is that the value of NCNB's stock may have been inflated after NCNB took over the management of the banks of the First RepublicBank Corp of Dallas last year with the government's financial assistance. +Teachers from public and reservation schools occasionally get training together at each other's schools. +The bomb was defused. +`Quite possibly, we are beginning to take down the barriers of the post-war era, quite possibly we are entering a new era in history, a time of lasting change in the Soviet Union," he said. +U-Haul International has a message for its smokers and couch potatoes: Start leading a healthier lifestyle or get lighter in the wallet. +"I had to do it or let the competition take over," says President Joshua Emanuel. +Sornberger read "Aunt Stella," "a composite of a lot of women I love." Even with an unpromising financial future from poetry, Hickman and Sornberger said they couldn't quit writing it without losing part of themselves. +A veteran of three space shuttle flights at age 38, Nelson said he wants to return to his first career of astrophysics before he is too old to accomplish anything. +"Fans hide them in their pants, jackets and skirts," says Ronald W. Jackson, campus police supervisor. +Not all the top executives who increased their holdings substantially have lucked out. +But he urged the judge to give him a chance to show the documents wouldn't further a defense that North acted with approval of higher officials in the Reagan administration. +A heavy snow warning was posted for the southwest mountains of Colorado, where in Purgatory, 17 inches of new snow fell by midday Sunday. +The pilot tried to turn the plane back to Bahar Dar, but failed and crashed into marshy ground 14 miles south of the airport. +He speculates that the Federal Reserve is delaying a planned increase in the discount rate until the foreign-exchange and bond markets stabilize a bit. +Of the harm to the Uncle Sam site, he said, "It depends on how historically significant you consider Uncle Sam. +And if it doesn't sink, I don't get anybody out." +The mailman who comes to my apartment complex won't climb the stairs. +International SOS Co. covers all medical and travel expenses for members. +"Our organization has come out for Nekrasov's books to be published anew and for his works written abroad to be printed in Ukrainian journals," Yuri Mushketik, head of the Ukrainian Writers Union, told Tass. +They are too preoccupied with their own problems.' A situation would arise in which the finance industry supervisors and the National Bank had to mount a rescue action. +A Hewitt study shows that almost two-thirds of surveyed companies plan to boost workers' health-insurance premiums, while almost half plan to increase deductibles. +Actor Yul Brynner died in New York at age 65; actor-director Orson Welles died in Los Angeles at age 70. +The bride, a plant worker, and the groom, a truck driver, planned a diving honeymoon in the Caribbean. +This is why the Soviets so took heart in Mr. Reagan's unnecessary and certainly premature absolution of the Soviet Union as an expansive state and why they so delighted in Mr. Gorbachev's personal success. +The present value of New York City's savings from the refunding sale, along with the two coming bond sales, is expected to total about $118 million. +The penalty phase of Von Villas' trial is scheduled to begin Nov. 28. +The Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday it plans to forbid use of granular carbofuran, a pesticide used mostly to protect corn and sorghum from worms and insects, because it is killing too many birds. +Information Minister Hussein Suleiman Abu-Salih said the Cabinet, in an attempt to prevent the situation from deteriorating, called for self-restraint and began contacts with various political parties. +Uncertainty centers around the future of Soviet change and motivation, including how Gorbachev handles the Lithuanian breakaway move, he said. +The son of a Spokane judge, Mr. Foley, who is 60 years old, was spared the personal sting of the Depression that so shaped his predecessors as speaker, Thomas O'Neill and James Wright. +Dan Galbreath is more approachable than his iron-fisted father and relies more on consensus. +The blasts shattered the vans and scattered their gutted parts across a 300-foot radius. +The bright blue and silver buses, which are 40 feet long by nine feet wide "are kind of recognizable and not usually taken for joyrides." The manager who spotted the bus at 5:30 a.m. waved down a police car and officers gave chase. +It's like an annual event." +The two influences drew him into close contact with blacks 12 years ago when he tired of the harangues about greed at his former house of worship and began attending Holy Angels Church in inner-city Indianapolis. +Hayes says ultraviolet light is a known threat to frog's eggs, and increased amounts of the harmful radiation entering through the thinning ozone layer could be destructive. +"It's a very big and serious question mark" over the performance of the missiles, said Fahey. +Foreign dignitaries, Glover said, rarely make contact with U.S. minority groups. +The couple were drinking beer outside their $140-a-night cabin when they spotted the process server and reporter. +Agents charged a 13 percent to 18 percent fee, said Tampa police spokesman Steve Cole. +The Hood was a symbol of British sea power, and its loss stunned the British public and the war government and made sinking the Bismarck a mission of crucial importance. +During the 40-minute melee, protesters hurled rocks and police beat demonstrators. +Reagan said he couldn't recall being told about the project. +"Much is at stake" at Sunday's hastily arranged summit, Bush said before his third meeting as president with the Soviet leader. +The threat of Ivory Coast sales still hangs over the market, which was under further pressure from a weaker dollar against sterling. +On both Tuesday and Thursday, Mr Major and Mr Kinnock engaged in a row over whether the government or the outside world should be blamed for the length and depth of the current UK recession. +The delay is under scrutiny by congressional investigators. +However, the company said that if it hasn't sold the unit to Equifax and hasn't renewed the agreement after 10 years, then Equifax has the right to buy the unit at a price set by an appraisal. +About $50 million of its sales in 1990 came from Miltope's own peripheral-equipment business, and about $50 million came from "ruggedizing" other manufacturers' equipment. +Public outrage has continued almost unabated since Singleton's release. +This time, he sent four FBI agents into the pits, wired to record the voices of other traders. +China State Construction Engineering Corp. came here a year ago figuring this was the perfect spot for a lesson in capitalism. +The Big Three auto makers ended last month with 98,000 more cars than they did a year ago. +For me to criticize their verdict would be worse than sour grapes," he said. +In an interview, Mr. Weisman said that most of the reorganization is complete and that American Medical may sell off some acute-care hospitals that don't fit with its long-term plans. +The Asia bases on Cheney's list are a Navy base in San Miguel, Philippines; two bases in Turkey _ Eskisehir Munitions Storage Site and Erhac Air Base; and three in South Korea _ Kwang Ju, Suwon and Taegu. +Baxter officials said they know nothing about the closely held Cleveland-area company, Medport Inc., of Amherst, Ohio. +Meanwhile, cattlemen here are trimming their herds. +But we were successful to the extent we managed to put prospects together and sell them, which is probably why we attracted the partners we did." A factory worker could wear a crucifix in public. +For example, MDT Corp. dropped 33.3% in five months after Mr. Morgan recommended it in May. +U.S. Jewish groups have strongly opposed the law. +Also, Mr. Herwick says, "the shift away from proprietary systems to Unix systems in the workstation market is costing DEC market share." +Rep. Murphy denies doing anything wrong, and it remains to be seen whether the committee will conclude otherwise. +If Mr. Edelman and Dominion succeed in their bid to buy Burlington, Dominion Textile would likely supervise Burlington's operations. +These would include the level of credit risk, interest rates and market values of all securities held by a company, and future cash payments and receipts for a much broader range of financial instruments. +"This will be the first thing you see as you come into Las Vegas," Mr. Bennett said. +The problems that have come to light "raise serious questions about the electoral process," State Department spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler said. +He also was deposed on July 22. +I wish I'd been there," the president said. +Today's casualties brought the overall toll to 12 killed and 29 wounded since a new round of fighting for dominance of Lebanon's million Shiites began Saturday. +The effect of this will be offset somewhat by tax changes, Mr. Skinner said. +On June 8, the Norwegian tanker Mega Borg spilled 3.9 million gallons of Angolan crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico off Galveston when an explosion ripped the vessel, killing four members of the crew and injuring 17 others. +"Every small railroad dreams about landing the big one," said Walter Rich, president and chief executive officer of Delaware Otsego. +Their purchases were small, but they bring to six the number of insiders who have purchased Chemical stock through the middle of last month, compared with four insiders in all of 1989. +Michel Aoun's mainly Christian army units and an alliance of Syrians and Moslem Druse militiamen. +When an owner tells Mr. Jamison, "the business really makes a lot more money than what is shown on the statements, but he or she wants to keep taxes down so not everything gets reported," he may well be telling the truth. +He invited Los Angeles Police Chief Daryl Gates in for breakfast in a subtle continuation of his effort to make crime control a central theme of his candidacy. +They agreed that the superpowers "are prepared to consider" additional, unspecified action against Iraq unless it pulled out of Kuwait. +As a resident of Evanston, Ill., I thus was forced to travel to find my place on the grass, and where else would I turn but to the West Side Tennis Club? +But there has been no significant change in the boundaries of production. The new SNA will do nothing to assuage feminist economists who have strongly criticised the system, and therefore governments, for largely ignoring the role of women in societies. +However, Rolls-Royce has warned that any resistance to redundancies could mean far less generous pay-offs. In most plants union members are unlikely to back industrial action. White-collar staff at Bristol have already rejected it. +In other action, the court expanded its study of drug testing in the work place and agreed to consider the authority of states to deny unemployment benefits to people who refuse to work on their Sabbath. +She was followed out of the truck by an elderly woman wearing sneakers and carrying dress shoes and a banker in a navy, cashmere coat, who climbed down and rushed away. +The pressure on companies to squeeze working capital is intense. +The company's share of the PC market fell below 10% in 1990. +The poll by El Tiempo and the Caracol radio station showed that 62 percent of Colombians favor extradition and 36 percent oppose it. Last year in the same poll, 65 percent of Colombians opposed extradition. +The House Judiciary Committee, by voice vote Friday, cleared the measure for floor action late next week. +Eliminated procurement funds for the A-12 aircraft for a savings of $1.5 billion. +During the past 15 months, Scandinavian forestry giants such as Stora Kopparbergs Bergslags AB, Svenska Cellulosa AB and Kymmene Oy have spent nearly 30 billion Swedish kronor ($4.8 billion) on acquisitions within the European Community. +Michel, who by tradition was to introduce Foley to the House, told fellow Republicans today that their party has been mistreated under Democratic control, and just getting rid of Wright won't correct things by itself. +The company said it is proceeding with plans to consolidate a number of plants, eliminate 140 staff positions at its headquarters, and shed certain businesses. +Temperatures reached as high as 113 degrees Fahrenheit before dropping into double digits. +Stefan Abrams, chief investment strategist at Kidder Peabody, says market disappointment over the Federal Reserve's reluctance to ease interest rates further is now pretty much reflected in stock prices. +The average 30-day yield for funds rose to 5.66% from 5.65%, and the average maturity of funds rose to 49 days from 48 days. +Last year Starmin breached banking covenants when doubled losses of Pounds 23.2m left it with shareholders' funds of just Pounds 3.42m. +Hilberg, the author of the book "The Destruction of the European Jews," said the Latvian Security Auxiliary Police was formed shortly after German troops seized control of the country from the Soviets. +Yes, on the aisle. +Nationalism was on the rise, and by the time Chaucer was a young man it was not inconceivable, as it would have been a generation earlier, to write in English. +In a Transportation Department filing made public last Monday, TWA indicated that it might have to seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy-law protection if the department doesn't approve the sale of its London routes. +Officials in Marion County said they should complete counting of absentee ballots Thursday. +A spokesman for Chevron said the San Francisco-based company already has spent $36 million on cleanup work at the site during the past three years. +Nunn said that when the committee began its hearings into Tower's nomination he expected that he would in "good faith support the nominee. +Gasoline futures traded on the exchange also fell, with the September contract finishing down 0.49 cent at 49.75 cents a gallon. +Brady is something of a walking miracle. +A colleague at the Library of Congress, where Booze works during the day as a senior reference librarian in the music division, proudly calls him "a world-renowned page turner." +He said Vlok's meeting with lawyers was part of a daily process of review which usually is made internally without outside consultation. +Communist North Korea sparked a mini-boycott that failed to sway its biggest political allies, including the Soviet Union and China. +Declining issues outpaced advancers on the Big Board, 895 to 825. +Under the agreements, money is given to the policy holder as a loan against the balance of the death benefits. +One must also see the process of change from a shareholder's perspective.' After years of delays, the Mucha line of Taipei's Mass Rapid Transit system is scheduled to start running by the end of the month. +McDonald's placed an advertisement for 630 crew spots at the Soviet Union's first golden arches _ and was swamped with job applications from 25,000 Muscovites, a company official says. +He said the review should be concluded "about the end of April" unless the agency exercises its right to extend it a further 30 days. +In Hong Kong, stocks leaped to new highs on record turnover. +It spun through town in four minutes, devouring the Rays' home at Riverview Trailer Park in seconds. +Manhattan U.S. District Judge Robert J. Ward sentenced Ruderman on April 5 to six months in jail, fined him $5,000 and placed him on probation for three years after his release from jail. +Communist rebels released an American Peace Corps volunteer today after holding him for 50 days on the central Philippine island of Negros, a provincial governor said. +The corporation, known as Freddie Mac, buys mortgages and repackages them into securities for sales to investors. +He said a paramilitary policeman was killed today by a Moslem sniper, and one Moslem protester was shot to death by the army. +Cold along the West Coast drove hundreds of homeless people into shelters in Los Angeles, and in Seattle, King County opened its administration building as a refuge for the homeless. +The world's largest computer company also announced replacement models for several lower-level computer lines in what the company said was its most sweeping announcement in 25 years. +At $8 a share, it would cost Entertainment Marketing about $239 million to buy the shares it doesn't own. +Watkins said the transition of some Jackson aides to the Dukakis campaign was discussed, but said no specifics about Jackson's role had yet been decided. +Going overboard with a Big Bang era dealing room would have cost perhaps twice that sum. Telerate was in the forefront of the dealing room systems boom. +He added that he believes the companies' reports will be less upbeat about their prospects for 1992 than is now expected. +Among the photographs displayed on the second-floor balcony is one showing Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy, stars of "The Sea of Grass," sitting on El Rancho's roof with the movie's director, who is not identified. +"The aircraft was conducting routine training when the accident occurred," Shupe said. +The report said that the recession is "cutting demand for some agricultural products," and it predicted that the slump probably will continue for much of the first half of 1991. +He notes, however, that the increase will be partially offset by cuts in ad spending by advertisers who aren't part of the Max plan. +Residents fear that Georgetown, population 12,910, where thoroughbreds gallop behind plank fences and oaks shade Greek Revival homes, is losing its small-town identity. +And while it has closed several plants in the past few years, including 11 plants whose closings were announced en masse in November 1986, those moves have mainly offset the increased capacity from the new plants. +And they are less optimistic about the chances of the Le Shuttle car service taking business from cross-Channel ferries. The Eurostar service is expected to win business from the airlines, particularly among business travellers. +The final dividend of 5.5p is expected to be maintained. +Dukakis got the endorsement of the mayor of Detroit. +After midnight, some scaffolding supporting an outdoor projection screen near Brandenburg Gate collapsed under the weight of revelers, killing a man and injuring 135 people, East Germany's official ADN news agency reported. +Lately, though, Merck surprised some investors with a $1 billion buy-back and dividend increase. +Laurel announced he would run for president against Marcos in 1985, but stepped aside under pressure to become Mrs. Aquino's running mate. +"I always keep them. +INVESTORS ARE GIVING the cold shoulder to gold. +The most serious challenge to the big UK composites is the trend towards direct selling of insurance to private individuals via the telephone. +There may be a shortfall in the $35 million that Persian Gulf nations pledged to a U.N. emergency program, which provides food and health care for the 1.7 million Palestinians in the territories. +Karina Pogosova, 21, said she had been hired as a regular crew member for the opening in January and in six months had been promoted to shift supervisor on the counter, overseeing 40 to 45 staffers. +The collateral consists of Ginnie Mae 8 1/2% securities. +"I think the real meaning of all of this is that Dallas and its people have the capacity to build and succeed at a time that has not been economically good to do so," he said. +But, he added, "Force will be used against those miners who do not leave the area immediately." Environmentalists warn the miners will spill off into Indian reservations in neighboring Amazon states and decimate other tribes. +In the year-ago second quarter, Gap had net income of $8.4 million, or 24 cents a share, on sales of $164.8 million. +It hugs the Indus gorge all the way, carved or blasted out of the rock walls that tower above it, with the river silently sweeping or raging and roaring hundreds of metres below. +The department increased its estimate for Florida's frozen concentrated orange juice yield to 1.51 gallons a box from an estimate of 1.48 gallons made Jan. 1. +She said she will continue to organize opponents of the law in hopes of persuading voters to overturn the measure in a November referendum. +Hardly a week goes by without an attempt being made to close down, often violently, abortion clinics. +Nick Serota, director of the Tate, hopes that the Gallery of Modern Art will open in 2000. Dennis Stevenson, chairman of the Tate trustees, anticipates the cost of converting the derelict power station into a museum at Pounds 80m. +People bought Allied Stores 11 1/2% bonds in the 50s and 60s last fall believing that those bonds represented significant amounts of equity." +Indiana law requires a candidate to have 500 petitioners from each of the state's 10 congressional districts. +Company officials said the decline might have been triggered by comments from Chairman John Rollwagen at a Sanford C. Bernstein meeting in New York. +Between its trough in April 1990 and June 1992, unemployment has risen by 1,126,000, from 5.6 per cent of the labour force to 9.6 per cent. +Some people think Mr. Montgomery wants to take the company private and is talking down the stock. +It was in 1964 and that's what he called Medicare. +The bonds are secured by first mortgages on 11 hotel properties of JP Hotels, the bank said in a news release. +Non-interest income rose nearly 50% to $101.5 million a year ago, as securities trading profit, venture capital gains and the sale of stock received from loan restructurings rose. +As third quarter earnings reports come gushing out in about a month, investors may be surprised to discover that the profit slowdown has spread even to the reliable growth companies, some analysts warn. +Despite threats of closure, the newspaper continues to pursue controversial stories critical of the government and its system of apartheid, which prohibits blacks from having a voice in national affairs. +It has now come to be seen as a legitimate aspect of human behaviour. +They were placed in state juvenile centers and foster homes over the weekend. +Once the 600,000 people who would have been first-time buyers over the past three years overcome their lack of confidence and enter the market, prices will rise gradually. +Except for the Ready Reserve, which is spread out across the country, the fleet is located at Fort Eustis, near Norfolk; at Beaumont, Texas; and at Suisun Bay near San Francicso. +There is a striking set, with a case of butterflies in the background, designed by Mark Thompson. +Bytex makes switches for computer networks. +The magazine is scheduled to publish additional excerpts in next week's issue, in which Sharansky details his 90 months in Soviet prisons and a labor camp. +A final decision is expected before the 35 nations conclude their review of the 1975 Helsinki agreement in Vienna. +Thorn retreated 29 to 1014p on dollar worries. +The first-phase of construction on the 343-mph system will start later this year for completion by late 1994. +But it's not as dauntingly cold as the four degrees Kelvin above absolute zero needed for older superconductors. +The Federal Statistics Office, in a final report that confirmed an estimate released last week, said West Germany's cost of living rose 0.4% in September from a year earlier but fell 0.2% from August. +Also bolstering the market is the lack of any new Treasury note or bond issues until late this month, traders said. +The Navy declined to comment on the latest Pentagon report. +Pakistan said it would continue with the "peaceful" development of nuclear energy and won't be "browbeaten or cajoled" into abandoning the program. +The Soviet action makes it difficult for even a dual-charge warhead to penetrate past the armor. +She explained that San Carlos "is where his case will be processed because it is where the supposed law violations occurred." A native of Indiana, Hull moved to Costa Rica 20 years ago and has a ranch in Los Chiles, near San Carlos. +Critics contend much of the alleged savings is illusory _ bookkeeping gimmicks, sales of federal assets and other devices that do little to alleviate the government's long-term deficit problem. +"We stick to that rule, since I once told someone 100 pounds on the phone and itrequired much more work," Chris Smith said. +Sea Containers, which unveiled a proposed restructuring, advanced 1 to 62. +His 23-person law firm, Raymond & Dillon, employs a Japanese woman as its marketing director and now has about 70 Japanese clients, who account for some 20% of its business. +The organizers also are optimistic, said William R. Rhodes, the senior Citicorp executive who chairs the committee of 14 banks that negotiated the proposed restructuring with Brazil. +Federal Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson cited the Vienna Convention to quash Mr. Seymour's subpoenas. +It will be Asia's largest styrene monomer plant. The move is the latest in a rush of foreign investments by Japanese chemicals companies. +Forecasts are for improving weather, he said. +We must love one another. +Montagnier said that by contamination he meant the virus in one test tube could contaminate other viral cultures in the laboratory and then be identified as a new virus. +The recurrent theme is that immense quantities of beer have been consumed. Nor does the RFU have anything helpful to say to its press officers about another murky aspect of the greatest game: foul deeds on the pitch. +Hikonobu Ise says that's what his bankers told him in the 1970s, when he was pouring big sums into paintings by Monet, Magritte, Chagall, Renoir and other Western artists. +Strikers sent their children to other cities to stay with sympathetic families. +They're funny." Relatives of activists killed by the government demonstrated outside the presidential palace Friday demanding the prosecution of military officers responsible for the slayings. +The Israeli move apparently was an effort to trade the sheik for Israeli prisoners and Western hostages held in Lebanon. +But reports of better-than-expected initial advances by the multinational forces prompted expectations for a brief war, the traders said. +Fifty deaths from the two diseases were reported in Punjab state to the north and 12 in Ghaziabad, near New Delhi in Uttar Pradesh state. +It accused ethnic Albanian "nationalists and separatists" of fomenting unrest and sniping at police from buildings and rooftops. +Asked how many schools have signed up to date, Whittle said he did not intend to give a running total but said signup efforts would begin in earnest with the start of the school year. +Turnover was a healthy 1.8m. +The line produces kaolin, used as a filler and coating in the paper-making process, and minerals for refractories, which require heat-resistant materials. +They announced last week that they needed experienced soldiers for re-enlistment. +About 5 percent was second-class _ magazines and newspapers _ and the remainder bulk mail. +But under the eyes of tourists packing the visitors' galleries because many federal tourist attractions in town were closed, the House mustered only the 260 votes to override, well short of the two-thirds vote needed. +And that can be very difficult when you are playing live." Artists can, and do, cheat on this kind of music, with digital audio tapes or memory chips running part of the tune while they tend to other keyboard chores. +A government report provided by Olmert said that in 1989, there were 12 attacks by Fatah within Israel; 15 attempts at cross-border attacks; and two firings of rockets at farming settlements. +The austere, mainly black-and-white canvases of Pollock, Motherwell, Kline, De Kooning and Soulages represent a mentality that appears to be something like the opposite of that in the design objects and news photos. +Elmer and Garnet each had two sons. Garnet's sons are Paul and Barry. +The airline carried twice its usual weekend load of 3,000 passengers on the shuttle over the weekend, also with a doubled schedule. +Nields, you can state that 45 times," Mr. Abrams replied. +And it is a debate which is only just beginning. +He reached Washington around 5 a.m. Tuesday, April 6, convinced that he was the actual president, not an ad interim administrator. +None of the other companies could immediately be reached. +And he does have a record of sometimes self-destructing when he's ahead. +Now, whites have left Richmond's public schools. +The suit raises new questions about how the Bill of Rights applies to new technology. +Mr. Harmon sharply denies this. +Seidman said after a review of more than 1,000 problem banks in the country his agency believes the fund is still adequate to handle bank failures. +More than Dollars 700m of our Dollars 1bn sales were in just three markets - the US, the UK and Germany. +She dded that perhaps the original concept belonged to neither Britain's Magna Carta of 1215 nor the French revolution. +In vain, the Tramp would pursue beautiful, unreachable women, never more movingly than in "City Lights," in which he befriends a pretty blind flower girl and convinces her that he is a man of wealth and distinction. +A grand jury didn't begin hearing evidence in the case, however, until several weeks ago. +Runways Southern California, the original product, focused on airports from San Diego to Santa Barbara. +Wallis was untutored, natural perhaps, but not primitive. Yet it was clearly a sense of otherness that set Wallis apart even from his own community in his lonely old age as a widower. +Critical units are assembled in a clean room, where air is filtered to avoid getting dust between moving parts. +He joined South Wales in 1988 as deputy chairman - coincidentally exactly the position Kerss had held before moving on to the National Grid. +The settlement covers some 60 full-time musicians and 20 part-timers. +Recent rises in building material prices mean that contracts won on wafer-thin margins could become lossmaking. There is also concern that reductions in public spending, announced in the November Budget, could slow future increases in orders. +Another analyst said platinum, which tends to be sensitive to South African developments, fell back from Wednesday's gains because unrest in that country hasn't significantly affected platinum production. +Snow emergencies were declared for Douglas, Arapahoe and Adams counties and for the city fo Fort Collins, where more than a foot of snow had fallen, but the Colorado State Patrol said there were no reports of serious accidents. +Sales climbed to $3.04 billion from $2.95 billion. Earnings were in line with analyst expectations. +Here is the text of an Arab League committee's plan for ending the violence in Lebanon, as contained in a communique released Saturday. +Resources have also been switched between programmes to reflect priorities. +But this spring might be different, say some investment bankers. +Warplanes of the West African task force in Liberia bombed the rebel-held port of Buchanan, and the insurgents said people were killed. +"We had a system in place for handling one firm, and then all of a sudden we're combined with a firm of comparable size," said a Shearson spokesman. +Edwards has been attorney general since 1986. +History's worst offshore oil disaster also is sending shock waves through the insurance business. +Water pollution has been causing dysentery outbreaks in Haifa and the Western Galilee since 1985. +Earlier, speaking at Solidarity headquarters, Walesa said: "The union will get strengthened. +These flights included supply runs to forces in southern Nicaragua that the former CIA official in Costa Rica and Rafael Quintero, a former agency operative, arranged. +Current common shareholders will receive 5.625% of the reorganized company for their shares. +Motorola already is the world's biggest supplier of cellular phone systems and mobile and portable phones. +"We had been suggesting for over a year now that the U.S. business has been lagging our internal expectations, and that has continued through the third quarter," Mark Steinkrauss, head of investor relations for Digital, said in an interview. +Twenty-one students drowned; 60 escaped the submerged bus and survived. +It's also a matter of status. +But Helen, Helen -- your story of the "scuttle" game at the radio station, where the men would chase a secretary until they cornered her and took off her panties is not an example of a cute flirtation or minor dalliance. +The bank admits that a higher real exchange rate as a result of interest rate cuts abroad would help reduce inflationary pressures. +The guys who win the awards are the guys who get the flashy roles. +Still, the Japanese government, in drafting its response to a war, would have to take into account the country's strong pacifist sentiment and the unwilliness of some to unquestioningly follow Washington's foreign policy. +Even in western Germany, unemployment is rising once again. To a large extent this pattern reflects the impact of recession. But particularly in the European Community, the recent rise in unemployment comes on top of a relentless upward trend. +Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh have been striking and marching since May 23, the Communist Party newspaper Pravda has reported. +Wildlife officials thought the bird had only momentarily deviated from its normal diet, consisting mainly of rodents. +President Mikhail S. Gorbachev had called for the truce in an address to the United Nations, but the United States rejected it. +Sunday's tax decree was taken as another indication of how severely Saudi finances have been crimped by falling oil revenues. +Interestingly, our notion of what is unreasonable is sometimes irrational. +The Senate on Thursday narrowly upheld President Bush's veto of a bill protecting Chinese students from deportation, leaving his China policy intact and giving him a victory in the year's first test of strength with the Democratic-controlled Congress. +Until about a year ago, Johnson said he served as a counselor, friend and lover to Neff. +Demetrio Lakas had testified for the defense Wednesday that his son Otto grew up amid death threats in Panama. +GTE executives discussed the planned cutbacks during the company's biannual meeting with analysts at the corporation's management development center in Norwalk. +The Contras currently are drawing from a $27 million humanitarian aid package approved by the U.S. Congress. +VW spokesman Ortwin Witzel, commenting on Mr. Junger's legal steps, said: "It's his right to do so. +When she refused an order to leave, King was arrested and charged with trespassing. +Computer software useful in oceanography has also been developed in the Soviet Union, he said. +They will be the next hot magazines." +Now, however, Mikhail Gorbachev and his adherents appear anxious to scale down the intervention of the police in political life just as they are reducing the role of the central state in economic life. +He says a takeover assault would disrupt the company's restructuring program. +A change in the National Weather Service's six-day to 10-day forecast and rumors about Soviet buying sparked rallies in the soybean and corn futures markets. +The assistance drew criticism from black leaders in the wake of last month's disturbances in Miami's black neighborhoods. +His genius owed much to a sweeping imagination and attention to detail. +Mr. Duke called Third World countries a threat to U.S. living standards, but offered a mocking slap at the Japanese as well, vowing to tell Japan: "You no buy our rice, we no buy your cars." +The sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said about 70 anti-council lawyers tried to storm the building Tuesday, jumping over the outer fence, racing across the small surrounding garden and diving through windows in the villa. +"We talked about three things _ strategy, strategy and strategy," Williams said. +Joel H. Salus, chairman and chief executive officer, said the process of absorbing the acquired businesses came during Rowley-Scher's "worst season" of the year. +Parents in many districts are fighting to stop abstinence programs. +Sloate Weisman's Laura Sloate thinks Xerox Financial Services alone might be valued at $4.4 billion, or 1.5 times book value. +Mr. Diamond became an avid student of the state food law and started wondering how other counties enforced it. +It could turn a corner next year when farmers start growing experimental batches. +"We are tired of social tension. +They may need new turf there when it's over." How are things going? "We're tearing our hair out. +In the Quarterly Earnings Surprises table in Friday's edition, data provided by Zacks Investment Research didn't give the effect of the UST stock split to the analysts' estimates. +The European Community should break its deadlock over eliminating farm trade barriers, in response to a softened U.S. position on the issue, an Australian official says. +"The bottom line is how sales are coming in, and they're tracking right on our forecast." +It doesn't seem to be working. +At least five people were reported injured. +Investors who wanted their trades to settle in 1986 had to sell by yesterday. +"You really can't include us in the budget process, when we don't use taxes," Frank said. +The gain in single-family home building more than made up for a 1.4 percent decrease in construction of multifamily units, which has been sluggish since federal tax laws were changed effective at the start of last year. +But Mrs. Tambo makes clear she isn't seeking pity. +Perhaps 20 northern single-image sheets of the period survive. +However, Shamrock reportedly is considering a hostile tender offer for Polaroid. +While short on specifics, the ministry's vision for the 1990s addresses many of the demands for economic reform made by the United States in talks that led to last month's agreement on ways to tackle the U.S. trade deficit with Japan. +The Finance Ministry said the windfall could hold Bonn's 1990 budget deficit to 30.9 billion marks, compared with an earlier projected 32.9 billion marks. +The yield on the issue climbed to 8.86%. +But the very next month, it made the same offer, except for the date: "Hurry! +He fled the homeland to avoid an arranged marriage, and became involved in politics in Johannesburg. +The firemen were showing off their skills Monday in response to an "emergency" during the launching of the Safety Month Campaign at the compound of the Chemical Company of Malaysia. +So Air Inter sees Air France, its largest shareholder and the most influential French carrier and possessor of complete European traffic rights, as its ticket. +The Confederation of British Industry's determination to take tourism seriously received a further boost this week when four new members joined its tourism action group. +A handful of breakfast cereals provide more than 25 percent. +Some industry executives say Coke and Pepsi bottlers are locked in a battle from which they can't escape. +Mrs. Koster, 66, who was married to Charles Koster for 45 years, echoed her daughter's feelings. +"It's a struggle to interest people in the future of Hong Kong," says Lau Kin Chi, one of the half-dozen lecturers from Hong Kong's colleges who banded together to form the school. "Most have no hope. +"But we also have to pay attention to the fact that there are many items on the U.S.-Soviet agenda for which our only interlocutor is Mikhail Gorbachev. +About 20 people staged a protest at an Astoria pier as the barge passed by, and demonstrations also were planned at Portland and Hood River, about 65 miles up river from Portland. +Developers could be charged for the environmental costs of any traffic their projects generated. Transport assessments must weigh roads against a public-transport alternative and not merely seek the most effective road scheme. +"But if I hadn't started, it'd give me pause." +However, Proton's Japanese partners are unhappy at the prospect of the Malaysian car competing with their own makes in markets such as Indonesia. In Britain, one of the main attractions of the Proton is its price. +The carrier "moves at a pace that's good for them," says Kodak's Mr. DiBitetto. "But that's not necessarily the pace we agree to." Soon, Kodak won't have that headache. +He wrote about presidents from Warren G. Harding to Ronald Reagan. +He said new emphasis will be put on signing family planning contracts with fixed birth targets. +And 67 percent said they used the nutrition information to plan meals. +Ulster talks cry out for early success, Page 8 Rival US skaters Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding were together on the ice for the first time since Kerrigan (pictured in white) was hit on the knee by a man hired by Harding's ex-husband. +He expects Woolworth to earn about $5.60 a share in 1990. +Theodore and Cheryle Branch could not be reached Saturday at the motel where they have been staying. +The torch of leadership has passed to an able and energetic young Democrat. +The EC will refuse, instead recommending further negotiation. +Compound yields assume reinvestment of dividends and that current yields continue for a year. +The combined units will have more than $6 billion in assets and will operate under the name American General Finance. +It would have barred abortions after the 17th week of pregnancy instead of the 28th week, as the current law allows. +Cambodian peace talks have foundered, with the guerrilla coalition rejecting the wish of the Hanoi-backed government of Prime Minister Hun Sen to remain in power during a transitional period before elections. +Vietnam says the remaining 50,000 troops will be repatriated by 1990, whether there is a political solution or not. +The approach differs substantially from the one that Bush has proposed. +A Key West, Fla., auction averaged 115% of appraised value, says Steven Reibel of Auction Co. of America., Miami. +During the interview, Sirhan repeatedly apologized for the killing. +According to Rima Khabbouz, a researcher at the CDC, those infected may be told that while it is believed the virus can be transmitted like AIDS, evidence of such transmissions is much less convincing than with AIDS. +The officers wear well-cut fatigues, many sport fancy watches and designer sunglasses. +A native of Chillicothe, Ohio, he has also worked for Westinghouse Broadcasting Corp., between 1969 and 1974, covering events in both Hong Kong and Saigon. +The year-ago figures were restated to reflect an acquisition. +The issue was traded on the pink sheets, published daily by the National Quotation Bureau. +Hundreds of police in riot gear positioned themselves on streets to keep the crowd under control. +Its first-quarter results, published last week, showed it has spent just Pounds 54m so far. +It would hit the air in the fall of 1989. +Secretary of State James A. Baker III met for an hour earlier today with Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Nakayama. +But some advocates of fund-company stocks say the issues may be ready to bounce back from recent lows. +Reagan was asked Sunday on his return to the White House from Camp David whether he planned to pardon Ms. Hearst, who received a seven-year sentence for participating in the armed robbery of a San Francisco bank. +So Fokker simultaneously launched a new 50-seat commuter plane and a 100-seat jetliner, knocking itself out to satisfy customers' design requests. +Western diplomats visiting Kurdish cities were barred from visiting vacation resorts in mountain Kurdish villages on the grounds that their amply flexible schedules didn't allow them time. +A report about the possibility of indictments appeared Wednesday in The Hartford Courant. +"The economy is a lot stronger than a lot of people expected," he said in an interview. +Michael Day, 31, of Athens, took two guards hostage at gunpoint and escaped Sunday in a prison jeep, said spokesman Robert Prosser of the medium-security Ross Correctional Institute. +Mr. Fowler's departure opens one slot on the five-person commission. +The company's operating profit "is encouraging but not enough to get excited about," said Stephen Smith, an analyst for PaineWebber Inc. +The victim was transporting goods when he disappeared, the officer said. +To avoid unpleasant discussions, some employees say they no longer tell people where they work. +Columbia was diverted to White Sands, N.M., in 1982 because the desert lakebed was flooded. +The Machinists walked off the job after 17 months of fruitless negotiations. +If Reagan requests the military aid, House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, has vowed not to stand in the way of a vote. +Some price rises are bound to seep through. +Temperature inversions may trap ozone near the ground and keep it from dispersing. +Selected brightest East Africans were strong, but below best sorts lost 4 to 6 pence by the close. Coloury mediums were fully firm, with plainer sorts steady. +If it comes through the territory of Pakistan, no way, it's a violation." Margaret Tutwiler, the State Department spokeswoman, said she had no comment on the Soviet allegations or on whether the United Nations should conduct an inquiry. +There is an absence of ill-considered, large-scale currency intervention. +However, that exemption only applies to assisted acquisitions that are closed by Dec. 31. +Azerbaijanis blockaded the republic of Armenia as well this month, but troops were able to restore train traffic on the main line to Yerevan, which runs through Azerbaijan. +Earlier this year it won the important Dollars 65bn California Public Employees Retirement System (Calpers) account. It won the Calpers business by offering to charge about half as much as its closest competitor in fees. +It was put into Freddie Mac Pool No. 360018, $443 million of fixed-rate loans from all over the U.S. +The government's 8 1/2% notes due 1997 climbed to 100 3/32 from 98 12/32 as the yield fell to 8.49% from 8.75%. +The House by voice vote Tuesday passed legislation that would close loopholes in the 1987 Agricultural Credit Act that lawmakers said caused abuse of the law. +"Putting sports betting into the hands of mom and pop operations would expose them to some not-too-friendly competitors," Christiansen said, referring to the bookies that dominate illegal gambling. +Volume improved to 14,322 lots. There was also better turnover in the traded options sector. +LIBEL SUIT The court today agreed to review a former high school wrestling coach's 15-year-old libel lawsuit against an Ohio newspaper, a case that reached the high court twice previously. +A Citicorp spokeswoman confirmed the changes but declined to elaborate. +Mr Valentino Foti, was released without bail on Friday after completion of investigations in Italy, the public prosecutor's office said. +Cabinet Secretary Jose de Jesus said in February the president and Cabinet had agreed, for security reasons, that not even his body would be allowed into the country. +Cemex's share price had fallen more than 25 per cent this month, until the recent rally. Rumours that newly formed financial groups had suffered losses on government bonds they had bought added to the jitters. +The most enthusiastic converts to teleworking among the 500 members of the NCC which responded to the survey were companies in the IT field. +Guards stopped the convicts as they attempted to scale the 15-foot wire mesh perimeter. +In addition, Japanese bankers have long believed that if the tobacco and food company ever went under, a sale of its parts could easily cover their loans. +Sales are expected to rise 27% to nearly $113 million from $88.5 million in 1985. +No reason was given for rejecting the application by the Congress of South African Trade Unions to hold a march Saturday in Vereeniging, an industrial city south of Johannesburg. +ITT is involved in the manufacture and sale of automotive components, fluid technology, defense technology and wood products; has operations in insurance, finance and communcations; and owns the Sheraton Hotels chain. +Also, a weaker dollar reduces the appeal of U.S. fixed-income securities to foreign investors. +Platinum settled $9.50 to $14.50 higher on the New York Mercantile Exchange with January at $604.50 a troy ounce. +We are in urgent need of realism and wisdom now. +By 1995, it says, 40 per cent of airports will have reached saturation. Building an airport is expensive and highly technical. +Fourteen demonstrators were arrested. +FEDERAL FUNDS: 8 1/16% high, 7 15/16% low, 8% near closing bid, 8% offered. +Polhill's release left seven Americans among 17 Western hostages still held in Lebanon. +Many farmers began to cull their breeding stock by selling cows for slaughter. +A Canadian official, briefing reporters on the condition that the official's name not be used, said that there was skepticism about Bush's "flexible freeze" approach to reducing the deficit through spending restraint, without the aid of new taxes. +The Supreme Court today set aside a federal appeals court ruling that USX Corp. illegally discriminated against blacks at a Fairless Hills, Pa., steel mill. +'Islam is a religion of peace. +He was not charged in Mrs. Weiner's death. +A judge upheld the school, saying the school board's decision wasn't out of bounds, and the couple stayed home. +General Motors Corp.'s three major non-automotive units reported increased third-quarter earnings, even though revenue slipped because of a slowdown in business from the parent company. +Short And Curlies: Worthy series of 10-minute films by new directors. +A spokesman for the Fairfax, Va., maker of carpet and furniture declined to identify the lead investors in the group, or to say whether the group includes any members of Mohasco senior management. +West Germany has been criticized in the U.S. for dragging its feet in supporting military operations in the Gulf. +Timberline's chief financial officer called the estimates "reasonable." Prospect Financial lost 1 to 2, after falling 20% on Friday. +In a surprise move, Iraq said Sunday it is halting gasoline rationing imposed earlier in response to global economic sanctions. The Soviets said their latest diplomatic effort to settle the Persian Gulf crisis has apparently failed. +Unlike George Bush, he avoided theatrical 'read my lips' type commitments on future policy. +McGrath was hospitalized after becoming sick at his Capitol Hill office Oct. 25. +Nurses who got through an army blockade of Jerusalem's Shufat refugee camp in February said health workers had formed a loose network that could rush aid to areas where where Palestinians clashed with soldiers. +AT&T sources also said new orders through August of the 3B minicomputers were 41% below a budget already reduced from last year. +Some 500 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 64 Senate seats were also at stake in Wednesday's voting. +The conference of federal-court policy makers voted to recommend that Congress "consider" adopting a national solution that would compensate present and future victims of illness caused by exposure to asbestos. +Art Fletcher, President Bush's choice to head the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, remained in satisfactory condition after suffering chest pains. +They have presented exactly such conditions as the luckless 15-year-old mutual and balanced force reduction negotiations. +They refused, saying they wanted a chance to defend their actions. +Traders said the sale would represent the largest single issue of general obligation bonds ever marketed. +Under scrutiny is possible insider trading and violation of federal laws aimed at political corruption. +The issue can be increased by 15% and is noncallable for three years. +It was not clear whether the Libyan pilots survived. +The Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee's vote marked the first congressional initiative aimed at repealing the prohibition since the Supreme Court's recent decision upholding the restriction. +The expired contract contained a grievance-arbitration procedure for resolving such disputes, and the union filed grievances for each of the 10 laid-off employees. +In April, Reichhold adopted a plan that gives holders the right to acquire shares at half price under certain conditions. +With their sights set on the White House, Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis and Vice President George Bush stalked and bagged a prize apiece in Florida, one of the biggest catches in the presidential primaries. +The reporter said he would go to jail again if it meant keeping a promise to a source. "I didn't intend to prove anything. +The report was tougher on two of Mr. Meese's close associates, explicitly calling for further criminal investigation of Mr. Wallach and Franklyn Chinn, Mr. Meese's former personal financial adviser, for suspected felony tax violations. +The escapee fled through an alley and pulled courthouse employee Carol Smiley from her parked car. +Mr. Dahl is understood to have widened the investigation dramatically by testifying about an arrangement under which Mr. Milken allegedly helped a favored client, Columbia Savings & Loan Association, violate tax laws. +Trefoil said it also signed an agreement for its plan to purchase the 18% of Child World now in public hands for $14 a share, or $28 million. +Doctors in the West Bank town of Nablus said that Khaled Hamadi, 20, of the village of Beit Leit died Wednesday of gunshot wounds suffered when villagers resisted a raid by Israeli troops 10 days ago. +Southmark, also based in Dallas, has interests in real estate and financial services, and is a major hotel franchisee. +In Tuesday's pre-dawn infiltration, three guerrillas hiding in a thicket of bushes on the mountain killed two Israeli soldiers before troops gunned them down. +The troubled Channel Seven television network announced Monday it would cut 100 jobs and freeze executive salaries for two years. +He said the ships were in the gulf area at the request of Saudi Arabia and the Kuwaiti government toppled by Iraq. +In this major vegetable-growing valley, some 200,000 men, women and children live and work under a chemical veil whose toxic effects are heightened by poor sanitary conditions. +'We've been obsessed with our balance sheet.' The companies' uneven debt loads have led to sharply different responses to the virtual disappearance in the late 1980s of the fish on which they depended. +No charges are filed, no explanations offered. +The nation also plans to move toward a free-market economy and strengthen ties with the West as part of the democratic reforms that have swept the rest of the East bloc. +The committee voted 17-7 to recommend the impeachment after adding two additional articles to the 16 it voted for last Wednesday. +Yazov's itinerary included stops today at Camp Pendleton, a Marine training base in Southern California; Luke Air Force Base in Arizona on Thursday; and Fort Bragg, N.C., on Friday. +Atlantis lit up the sky in a rare launch in darkness Thursday as it streaked into orbit on a secret military mission that reportedly will send a satellite to spy on Iraq. +The Dona Marilyn's skipper is among the missing. +In the 30-plus years of U.S.-Japan defense cooperation, there is no evidence that the Japanese military has compromised any American military know-how. +Debate on European Court of Auditors' report. +In fact, it was once the norm for this country, and a return to such a norm would ensure the end of sexually transmitted AIDS. +This emphasis is called the New Historicism. +He could play them straight if necessary but in comedy his natural dryness of delivery was exaggerated to the point where the character he was playing invited mockery as a pompous humbug. +Said he would not summon Congress into special session to debate the Persian Gulf crisis. +It is the first such mission to the Soviet Union since 1967, when the Kremlin broke relations with the Jewish state to protest Israel's occupation of Arab territories in the 1967 Middle East War. +Spanish diplomats said Argentina probably would call for a reductions in the 2,000-man military force Britain has kept in the islands since the war. +"We believe that taxpayers will not want to pay taxes that they don't have to pay," said IRS official Arthur Altman. +Charges were dropped against Ms. Nussbaum, herself a beating victim, but Steinberg was sentenced to up to 25 years in prison for first-degree manslaughter. +A spokesman said any future board action on the dividend depends largely on the outcome of the FTC matter. +Police said they found drugs and drug paraphernalia in plain view after Rodriguez's girlfriend let them into his apartment. +All this adds up to $51 million in bets every racing day. +He said there was some discussion of taxes at Tuesday's meeting, but that he made his position clear from the outset that he opposed any form of tax increase. +Starving Monrovians eat grass and weeds from seaside swamps and river banks to survive. +"It has become the practice to leave as few tracks as possible," he said of the agency's working methods. +Though inflation has not yet reared its ugly head, it could just be hiding. +Garcia publicly criticized lower ranking members of the security forces for summarily executing dozens of prisoners after they surrendered. +One - a surprise - was a relative failure. The winners were led by Mr John Major, the prime minister. +Traditionally, foreign investors have had a bigger influence on U.S. bond markets than on stocks, but the British and Japanese sometimes affect share prices. +The state Health Department spiked plans to use 30 seconds of donated music in an AIDS prevention video after a union said the musicians had to be paid for their work. +"I told the summit in Casablanca that I would go farther and today I am keeping this promise," Mitterrand told the 16 heads of state Wednesday at the Francophone Summit. +Industry officials said that much of the losses from options trading Oct. 19 involved trading in options on the Standard & Poor's 100-stock index, which are traded on the Chicago Board Options Exchange. +Those who favor the ban question the value of such weapons for sport shooting. +If the former, the price of building land and property is about to be bid up by institutional cash at one remove. +In the SEC filing, the Kaskel group said it also might consider "entering into arrangements with third parties" to either acquire control of the company or arrange the sale of some Kansas City Southern assets. +"I think it's terrible that I have a firm in Canada and I can't underwrite the Canadian government," he said. +The banknote was traced back to a supermarket in northern Amsterdam, which was then put under police surveillance, Geelof said. +Two boys, ages 12 and 15, were arrested and accused of setting fire to the torah scrolls and spray-painting 15 swastikas on the walls of the synagogue. +After a bankruptcy trustee ordered liquidation of their assets last spring, the couple sold two cars and moved $250,000 worth of personal possessions to California and opened their new business under assumed names, authorities said. +Saddam's defiant call to take back the Moslem shrines signaled his intentions are broader than the annexation of Kuwait. +Conrail, based in Philadelphia, had claimed in the district court that its practices weren't anti-competitive because it was merely trying to maximize its profits. +If convicted, JAE could be fined as much as $22 million. +Police blamed the Maoist Shining Path movement. +A senior administration official said the Meese issue will reach a "crossroads" when a special prosecutor's report is released, probably in a few weeks. +"He can't carry a tune in a suitcase," he said. +"There's going to be a tremendous push in job security," says Stan Marshall, the UAW vice president in charge of the Chrysler bargaining team. +In the study, the scientists looked at both ground-based and satellite observations of the ozone layer at a latitude of 45 degrees North. +After stepping down as head of the laboratory animal medicine unit, Cohen became a research scientist at the university's Institute of Gerontology. +Aspin cited the increasing fiscal constraints on the defense budget as the basis for his decision. +He added, "We'll just take our time." +Investigators believe the agency had been aware of problems with that insurer for at least two years, but failed to act. +These organizations have arbitration procedures. +In Kansas City, a "very tense" Kathryn Atkinson, 42, watched the launch on TV at the headquarters of the American Hereford Association, where she is ad manager for the cattle group's journal. +Columns of radical students carried red, blue and yellow flags and chanted slogans. +Why waste quality on a combined Christmas Eve and Saturday? Channel 4 sees fit to herald Christmas with both Eurotrash (11.05pm) and The Word (2.20am). +Phyllis Larkin is 72, but that doesn't stop her from lifting 220 pounds. +This compares with the closing price of 131p on Tuesday evening. +Mid-Ocean has raised Dollars 325m this year bringing its total capital base (including retained earnings) to some Dollars 735m. +We continue to believe that for the future of the Republic, the main lesson in Iranamok is not that presidents sometimes make misjudgments, but that coups have to be resisted. +'I get involved in trusts and wills and service contracts and staff benefit legislation, but I don't myself compete with solicitors. +Prouse had been critical of Balzer's performance, Mauzy said. +There were slow curvings and coilings, the ringing of tiny bells and jolly drummings, and the suspicion that someone somewhere was looking for a Swami. +"My guess is there won't be any change in policy" at this week's meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, said Lyle Gramley, a former Fed governor who now is chief economist at the Mortgage Bankers Association. +The thunk of tennis ball machines is disturbing the serenity of some residents at this posh resort, and town officials ended up with the ball in their court. +"This matter should have been resolved in a principal's office, not in a court of law," Stark said. +But the 1986 explosion that destroyed the shuttle Challenger and killed seven crew members prompted the Pentagon to decide to obtain many more. +The 36-year-old Broussard made emotional appearances on local radio and television talk shows. +Hercules Engines Inc. received a $30.7 million Army contract for motor vehicle engines. +Federal authorities in Chicago have refused to comment on the investigation. +THE Republic of Italy took advantage of continuing strong international demand for the D-Mark by increasing the amount of its five-year Eurobond to DM5bn yesterday. +The joke ran round and round. +Although he said in the letter to Mr. Norris that he doesn't want to take over Texaco, he has said the company will have to be severely restructured or sold to boost the share price, allowing him to make a profit on his investment. +UK contracting, which broke even, had seen a sharp drop in turnover as demand for domestic construction fell. Housing profits were understood to have been no more than Pounds 1m, despite an increase of worldwide sales from 724 to 819 units. +Some foreign investors already may have sold into the U.S. market's October rally and reduced their holdings of American equities, say brokers. +The West German economics ministry this week raised its estimate for this year to 4%. +At Brigades for Peace, none of the five people in the building at the time was injured, said Tomas, who answered the phone at the office. +Opponents, including many corporate executives, argue that premature disclosure of merger talks can artificially inflate stock prices, cause a deal to collapse and alert potentially hostile acquirers to a hitherto unknown buyout opportunity. +An American attorney for Gen. +Baring forecasts, in its most likely scenario, index targets of 3,180 for end-1994 and 4,177 for end-1995. +New York City welfare officials, fearing for the boy's safety, want him to remain for now with a local foster family. +U.S. officials said the Libyan fighters acted in a threatening manner. +We are obviously less efficient which has a cost penalty.' The political stand-off has prompted the government to proceed on a piecemeal basis: seeking approval for funds from legislators as the need arises. +We're talking serious moth and flame here. +In line with its enthusiasm about its prospects in Yemen, Occidental recently acquired an 18% stake in a neighboring block that is operated by its 48%-owned Canadian subsidiary. +The newly named chairman, Alan Greenspan, hasn't been confirmed by the Senate. +Mr. Freeman was not Mr. Boesky. +The federal bankruptcy court in White Plains soon lifted that stay, however, to permit the companies to pursue litigation and settlement efforts. +The state agencies reviewed were in Georgia, Michigan, New York, Northern California and Tennessee. +The food processor infomercial stars Martin Yan, a well-known chef who has had his own cooking program. +Laclede Steel Co. estimates first-quarter net income more than tripled to exceed $3.3 million, compared with $935,000, or 35 cents a share, in the year-earlier period. +Michelle A. McDonald drowned Monday, according to Dr. Said Esfahanian, an assistant state medical examiner. +Cascades is seeking a partner for a possible newsprint mill at its Port Cartier, Quebec, pulp-mill site, but would only begin newsprint production soon if it had a captive market, Mr. Lemaire said. +As a garden's main trees, however, I disqualify all of them. +He is also a member of that group's six-man executive committee that discusses strategic decisions. +To sell the entire junk-bond portfolio without non-recourse financing might require discounts that would add $300 million or more to Columbia's losses, virtually assuring its failure at a high cost to the government. +The United States has maintained troops in Honduras since the leftist Sandinistas seized power in neighboring Nicaragua in 1979. +The nation's high Monday was 109 degrees at Redding, Calif. +Complaints last year by Army Col. R. Dennis Kerr about the Apache's unreliability in field exercises prompted Dingell's call for an investigation. +"We think it's a good investment," he said. +IMF officials have indicated they will. +Labour says it would build the economy, modernise the National Health Service and raise the standards in schools. +The company has charged that Ms. DePierri, a social worker, defrauded its employee health plan by billing for treatment she was not qualified to provide. +Volume expanded to 155.8 million shares from 141.3 million Tuesday. +"We are a more bloodthirsty region," Wicks said. "Executions in the South are sort of latter-day lynchings." For $2 a minute, anyone with a phone can hear a "Beat Helms" message sponsored by a critic of Sen. Jesse Helms of North Carolina. +It means we don't have to go half way around the world to discover what the competition is doing." There are 71 Japanese-owned businesses in Tennessee employing 12,600. The largest is the Nissan truck plant in Smyrna. +His mother, Miriam Robinson, is a prominent divorce lawyer in New York and would serve as technical adviser. +The film's immediate competition will be "Gremlins 2: The New Batch," Arnold Schwarzenegger's "Total Recall" and Eddie Murphy's "Another 48 HRS." +Government officials in East Berlin are "skeptical" of delaying a settlement on the "external" aspects of unification, said the East German news agency ADN, and want "a quick continuation" of the six-nation talks. +Alar was needed to grow high-quality apples in those warmer climates, said Jack Watson, Washington State University extension agent for Franklin County. +Skinner also has announced he is considering expanding the rules to check for alcohol abuse in air, sea and rail transportation industries. +Nobody is pushing them. +At least 606 Arabs have been killed by Israeli troops or civilians during the uprising that began in December 1987. +It is hard to believe, regardless of the purely economic merits of the case, that he would embark on a second experiment with an external monetary target before the economy is firmly established on a growth path again. +It now maintains a regular programme of contact with MPs, the UK's department of trade and industry and other government departments. Many of Airmic's members are multinational organisations and demand a global view of risk management issues. +Last year, only five members of the government of Morihiro Hosokawa visited the shrine. Germany's economics minister, Gunter Rexrodt, is expected to present a positive analysis of the German economy. +The most dramatic change appears to be the ascendency of other manufacturers, particularly South Korean concerns, to whom American consumer electronics companies are increasingly turning for supplies. +The preliminary estimate had been $4.5 billion. +The process of 'securitisation' allows an institution to remove these assets from its balance sheet. The report says the UK asset-backed securities market has become second only to that of the US. +PTL records show that during those years Bakker, as PTL's leader, received nearly $8.3 million in salary, bonuses and other perks. +Brown was sentenced for sexual assault, theft and criminal impersonation in a bad check charge; his parole eligibility date was October 1996. +Rockwell, thus, seems to be in a bind: It can keep running the plant and break the law, or it can shutter it and probably come under fire for endangering national security. +She told authorities she fled when her abductor fell asleep, running to a neighboring home to call her family. +He didn't sign up with AAA until afterward, he says. +He is adamant that he is not in financial difficulties, and had no forewarning of the bank's move. He has retained the support of Tiphook's own bankers and Mr Ian Clubb, its newly-appointed chairman. +It seems the more speculative the fund, the more popular it is. +For 1991, the OECD inflation rate excluding Turkey was 3.7%, down about two percentage points from a year earlier, chiefly because of lower oil prices. +It is the latest in a series of moves by pharmaceuticals groups to enter this fast-growing sector. +And to the Serbs, he cried, "No one will ever beat you again." All night and into the next morning, Mr. Milosevic encouraged the Serbs in Kosovo to do something that would have landed them in jail under Tito. +Major oil companies don't plan to increase capital spending next year, citing low oil prices. +About two-thirds of the Hyundai production are intended for exports to the United States, Canada and other countries. +This tale of woe is accompanied by a statement that the directors believe that these unfavourable trading conditions will continue at least until the end of the current financial year next March. This brings us to the question of the quality of earnings. +Traffic accidents over the long Memorial Day weekend claimed the lives of more than 400 people, according to unofficial reports from police throughout the nation. +So, Federal Express readily agreed to donate the logos, labels and packages in return for the free plug. +Marketings of "fed" cattle in February totaled 1.53 million head, up 3 percent from a year ago and 4 percent above two years ago. +Other former POWs returned to Libya, which helped arm the rebels. +Aides say he will not yield to the pressure of negative publicity or diplomatic arm-twisting. +Mr. Islas knows whom to thank for it all. +Compaq said it would continue to sell Pentium-based PCs. +Flames spread from the Napoleon Auto Repair and Paint Shop to gut two nearby houses. +Until two weeks ago, negotiators for the two sides had agreed to value the California company at $3.5 million and the New York concern's subsidiary at $1.5 million. +Mr Jacques Delors, the French Commission president whom he had accused of undermining the negotiations and siding with French interests, was the first to congratulate him when the Commission assembled on Friday afternoon to endorse the breakthrough. +Lothar de Maiziere, the Christian Democratic chief who is the party's candidate for premier, has said he hopes to form a new government before mid-April. +The Cincinnati-based company added that every region showed double-digit volume growth, from Europe to Asia Pacific. The shares fell Dollars 5/8 to Dollars 49 1/4 in early trading. +He said the action in gold struck a very positive note. +It's not the first time this has happened, said Sheriff Rick D. Isgrigg. "But this year is the worst," he said. +Bucky is a white-tailed buck judged too tame to survive in the wild after being illegally raised on a farm since he was a fawn. Smith ordered him to spend the rest of his life in Chattanooga's Warner Park Zoo. +The Casino Control Commission's decision Tuesday came a day after Griffin's company announced it had allowed a deadline for its $36-per-share tender offer to Resorts' stockholders to expire. +The soldier fled in a car with the hostages and was later stopped by a police roadblock, where he was killed in an exchange of gunfire, Stephan said. +The action by the U.S. Department of Agriculture will allow Synbiotics to market the vaccine to veterinarians in the rest of the country under a licensing agreement with Bio-Trends. +In 1951, she was appointed official photographer of the Theatre National Populaire, and remained in that position for the next decade. +For successful business, contact the Welsh Development Agency - the Welsh Advantage.' That advantage has been put in doubt. +But company officials have acknowledged that the plan's success may hinge on the health of the New England economy. +And that's for sure." A few days earlier, a Panamanian woman pleaded for U.S. help as she ran past an American reporter watching soldiers clear a street of demonstrators with tear gas and shotgun pellets. +A clearer focus, preferably involving just one stop for local government, would allow targets to be better defined and progress to be regularly monitored. +The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has proposed a series of sweeping changes in the Public Utilities Regulatory Policy Act (PURPA) that enabled the independent power industry to be born. +He did not identify the adviser or give other details. +Still, it would be wrong to exaggerate the squeeze facing the societies. +Salary alone should not determine the choice of a career, says Lane von Herzen, director of career planning at Scripps College in Claremont, Calif. +In any case, a change of leader so soon after the last would be damaging for the party and not necessarily worth it. History may demand more. +His responses to the parries of politics, moreover, are often technical and sometimes sterile. +Demand for such fabrics in the UK is currently satisfied by imports: Japan exported polyester fabric worth Pounds 42m to the UK last year. Britain is not alone in Europe in winning inward investment from Japanese textiles companies. +The bank charged off $52 million of loans in the quarter, up from $42 million a year earlier. +The rail line between Dandong, a coastal city on the North Korean border, and the provincial capital of Shenyang was washed out in 65 places, the report said. +It has small volume kit assembly operations in China, Venezuela, Egypt and Malaysia, and last year agreed two new vehicle assembly deals in Indonesia and Thailand. +Many West Germans _ including some of those injured Sunday _ demanded the shows be banned. +Unions also appeared to have made headway in their demand for a role in running the economy in this country of 3.7 million residents. +Yesterday, Boise Cascade said third-quarter profit quadrupled to $1.70 a share, higher than the highest analyst's estimate. +"The eyes of the world are presently focused on all South Africans. +Woerner said he sought a plan calling for an internal opposition group, strong U.S. support for that group and international condemnation of the situation. +For the latest 13 weeks, M1 averaged $759 billion, a 3.1 percent increase from the prior 13 weeks. +So, we've seen a deterioration in values. +WHAT WERE the bellwethers of the middle and twilight years of Margaret Thatcher's Britain? +Mr David Wilmot, finance director, said the issue was now closed and no further costs would be incurred. Earnings per share were 6.9p (7.5p). +Tim Moore, the environment minister of New South Wales state, said shark numbers are falling worldwide because of too much fishing. +Some are so broke they can't even provide rubber gloves or wirecutters to their linemen. +"Tom and I really began to feel like we were living separate lives. +The two claimed they were fired in 1983 for refusing to bribe foreign officials to obtain crude oil or to help cover up such illegal payments. +'It will increase investment, lower interest rates, and raise growth.' Nevertheless, despite the short-term optimism, few believe competition with the US will be easy. +In addition to considering the impact of reduced capital-gains rates on our economy, we should remember that the U.S. is one of the few countries that impose a tax when someone invests capital and makes a profit on that investment. +Low consumption of fiber, which many health experts believe may contribute to colon cancer, was not linked with the disease in this study. +Fay's Drug Co. reported fiscal second-quarter net income jumped 84% because of higher profit levels, cost controls and contributions from specialty retail divisions. +He cited the increase in raw-milk prices at the beginning of the year, while competition prevented processors from passing along increases to consumers. +Monday began the new Year of the Snake, but the official holiday lasts through Wednesday. +Union leaders said they plan to brief United's 7,000 pilots on the takeover proposal via a teleconference this week. +Coleman, which acquired Alpha in 1983, said it was transferring the unit to a group of Austrian investors which includes the unit's management. +Konstantin F. Mikhailov, first deputy chief of the Foreign Ministry's Arms Limitation and Disarmament Administration, told reporters the suggestion was in line with Soviet policy on other issues. +If Rio were to break down, picking up the threads would be very time-consuming.' +In support of this statement, I can only ask this question: How many market experts would state that a 500-point rise in the market in a single day is something that is even remotely possible in today's market or even in yesterday's market? +The accident halted traffic for nearly five hours on the main Belgrade-Kraljevo road about 85 miles south of Belgrade, the Tanjug news agency reported. +Phones to opposition activists were also cut off. +The newspaper had no response to the announcement. +"But after Felipe got started, people began paying attention to us." Some of the attention Mr. Hidalgo could do without. Bounding out of the PRI offices one day, he catches a glimpse of one of the men who has been tailing him. +Mike F. Hamper, senior vice president, marketing, for Oki's U.S. unit, said his company "is really in a quandary because we don't import any of the products" on the list. +Here are the preliminary forecasts for third-quarter car output: 1988 1987 %Chg. +Although sanctions have devastated the economy, they failed to slow the Serbian onslaught in Bosnia. +Some of the information, drawn from personal interviews, is new. +"Now is the time for portfolio managers to plan for economic recovery next year. +Investigators traced a lead of privileged information from DiGennaro through a Simsbury developer to a Hartford stockbroker. +Five years ago: The 1984 Louisiana World Exposition began a six-month run in New Orleans. +Packwood's commanded performance gave Byrd the quorum he needed to keep the filibuster going. +A few anecdotes from a long life with such talk may indicate how many grains of salt need to be taken with it. +Managers at the bank wouldn't comment. +The officials say that meanwhile, they are trying to gain some control over the crush of refugees. +"There were some medical events that we didn't expect" in the volunteers who were receiving the synthetic blood made with the bovine hemoglobin, an Upjohn spokesman, James VanSweden, said. +"When we've got it in chunks, we can pick it up," said Coast Guard Capt. +The new Communist leadership bowed to continued pressure and an exodus of citizens to the West on Nov. 9 when it opened its borders and the Berlin Wall to allow free travel to the West. +He said the movie portrays blacks as passive spectators in the civil rights movement in the South and the FBI as a champion of civil rights. +All three are consummate professionals in their element, but only Snyder seemed comfortable with the "Today" format. +AT&T's opening offer had been just $90 a share. +The judge said the former skipper, Joseph Hazelwood of Huntington, N.Y., was unlikely to flee. +The official news agency Tass said the Supreme Soviet legislature now will debate the measure and committee members will insist it be adopted at the current session, which ends in late April. +He met repeatedly with newspapers that had refused to take his movie ads. +Legislation to generally prohibit the construction of new dams in national parks and national monuments was passed by the House on Tuesday. +And each day, he would rise from his bench to walk a young blind man across the street. +Inevitably, he says, the net effect of the changes will be higher tax rates. +Gordon says that the agreed purchase price usually will be conclusive except in some circumstances among closely-related parties. +The mayor proposed a $1.8 billion "battle plan against fear" Tuesday, asserting that his plan to confront street and subway crime with nearly 8,000 new police officers would reclaim the city from criminals. +Yamazaki Baking gained Y10 at Y2,070 and Nisshin Flour Milling Y20 at Y1,200. Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical jumped Y63 to Y979 on reports of a new medicine based on biotechnology. +So did Southeast's board, which has doggedly supported Mr. Zwick and forced out Mr. Porta as president and chief operating officer last March. +When they found that they were going to be unsuccessful, they turned on me." Poindexter faces five criminal charges in a trial scheduled to begin Jan. 22. +The exceptions were the Scottish and Irish chartered accountants. Mr Ian Plaistowe, a former president of the English and Welsh Institute, may be a senior Andersen partner as well as a member of the Bishop working group. But there the similarities do end. +The bodies of three men who had been shot were found Friday in the highland village of San Pedro de Sano, 140 miles east of Lima. +Judith Ganes, an analyst at Merrill Lynch, said there was talk in the market that Brazil might shed some light on its policies and quotas this afternoon. +Federal law officers searched Wednesday for any "shred of evidence" that might link a Missouri couple charged with plotting to kill presidential candidate Jesse Jackson to violent white supremacist groups. +The board will consider whether the current proposals are in the best interests of Utah Power." +Also, a judge in Manila on Wednesday acquitted a former associate of ex-President Ferdinand Marcos of rebellion charges in connection with an attempt to topple the government of President Corazon Aquino. +I'm proud of it," Tayback said in an interview. +Federal agents followed with a one-day effort this week by visiting another 2,000 establishments. +The Energy Department took over operation of the New York state-owned plant 50 miles south of Buffalo in 1980. +Mr. Joseph wasn't implicated in the criminal case against Drexel and Mr. Milken. +Thus, at the March 27 meeting, the Open Market Committee, despite the Fed's general reluctance toward intervention, raised to $25 billion the total value of foreign currencies it can hold at any one time. +World oil prices fell more than 50 cents a barrel to two-month lows. +As of March 31, its assets totaled $236.7 million. +'I will not,' he said, 'so long as I am alive, be in a public company in which I or my family have less than 51 per cent. +Fuel oil prices rose 15 percent and were 67.5 percent higher than a year earlier. +A new system has been hooked up to restore service to half of Illinois Bell's 35,000 west suburban customers whose telephones have been faulty since Mother's Day, but some said Friday that phone trouble persists. +Poellot reported that cloud-seeding experiments have increased rainfall by as much as 10 percent. +The Population Registration Act of 1950 requires that all South Africans be registered with the government by race. +There were no immediate plans end the search for the fishermen, Mason said. "We go as long as we feel there's reasonable hope," he said. +"This new program will be of significant help to us as we work to meet our national goal of safe, decent and affordable housing for all Americans," Kemp said in a statement. +The letter was sent to Hun Sen, prime minister of the Vietnamese-backed government in Cambodia; and to the two leaders of the non-communist guerrilla groups, Prince Norodom Sihanouk and Son Sann. +The bill extends for two years the Temporary Emergency Food Assistance Program, under which surplus food is made available to states for distribution to the needy. +Army units equipped with tear gas were deployed nearby, and police helicopters flew overhead. +Her mother died of the disease, and Wexler has decided not to have kids and not to take the test. +One bead is about the size of a human palm and is made of 22 karat gold, Donnan said. +A man accused of setting his ex-wife's boyfriend on fire was ordered to stand trial for possession of an illegal weapon and criminal mischief, officials said. +Merchants sell glass bluebirds, T-shirts and caps, as well as the plywood houses made by Shotwell, with profits going toward the building of more houses. +The following are excerpts from the first half of President Mikhail S. Gorbachev's speech to the 28th Communist Party Congress. +This time, Mr. Bilzerian actually made a formal tender offer for Cluett Peabody and filed disclosure documents with the SEC. +Delegation spokesmen said that in a surprising development, both of Israel's Orthodox chief rabbis, who support the Orthodox political parties, requested meetings with the U.S. group. +Manuel Antonio Noriega could be granted political asylum in France or Spain if he is forced to relinquish his power in Panama, Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez said Saturday. +Communist officials dealt a parting blow to longtime Hungarian leader Janos Kadar hours after his death by saying political changes had passed him by. +The remaining 10 counts will be resolved by judicial order once Rosenbaum issues his ruling on the copyright issue. +Such a heavy short position in the market will eventually be positive for prices because in time those investors will have to buy offsetting contracts. Mr. Brimelow believes platinum is "deeply oversold" and will bounce back in the next few weeks. +Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia served 33 aces to upset world number two Stefan Edberg in the Stuttgart Classic tennis final, winning 6-7 (5-7) 6-3 6-4 6-4. +He hopes to make money from the Barclays subsidiary once it has been integrated into the Thomas Cook network. Neither of the two large issuers expects an easy return to growth over the next few years. +"But we are in a very delicate position." As the season winds down to an unsatisfactory close, some hotels in Andalusia are slashing prices 60% or more. +He forecast a gasoline hike of 17 percent and a fuel oil rise of 26 percent. +In early trading, bond prices moved higher in reaction to weaker-than-expected gross national product data. Inflation-adjusted GNP grew at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 0.4% in the second quarter, the Commerce Department said. +Look for his super soft-wool lace tunics worn as minis _ they're new, young and feminine. +In national over-the-counter trading, Dart's stock plunged $23 to close at $109 a share. +In this instance, the NRECA was too overbearing for its own good. +"Our objective was not a military victory but a political, just solution to the conflict," he said. +Kidder also plans to cut commissions for retail and institutional salesmen by as much as 7%, firm officials said. +There is no small danger that we are about to do this again too. +"It doesn't seem to be accompanied by any volume or anybody saying `I have to be out of these stocks today,'" he added. +Small stores tend to judge you at face value rather than through credit history. +With the labor savings, Mr. Haley has reduced rates to attract freight business lost to truckers or other railroads. +Neither has it seriously explored going underground for space. +A few years ago, deputies could have been jailed for saying some of the things they pronounced openly in debate. +A 2-month-old boy died Feb. 6, and his mother is accused of starving him to death. +But then speed and harmony were understandable given the senators' appraisals of the six-term congressman from Wyoming. +However, four passengers were treated at two Denver hospitals for chest pains, hypertension and lightheadedness, and released by late afternoon, hospital officials said. +States also would get authority to review books and records of out-of-state manufacturing operations. +State radio said another coup plotter was arrested _ Industry Minister Fanta Belai who used to command the air force. +But "it's generally thought you would not see any evidence of leukemia for two to five years" after the accident, says Eugene Saenger, radiology professor at the University of Cincinnati. +Its sales for the eight-week Christmas selling season ended Dec. 24 were up 7% from a year ago, although sales in stores open a year declined 6% during the Christmas season compared with a year ago. +Because of the number of people involved in the lawsuits, the old Fulton County Commission meeting room in the county's governmental complex has been pressed into service as a courtroom. +The company has been based in Stamford, Conn., since 1973, and changed its name to GTE Corp. in 1982. +They believe the balance of investment should be shifted in favour of rehabilitating existing investments. +The report was believed to be the first of an Israeli intrusion into Iraqi air space since Israeli jets destroyed an uncompleted Iraqi nuclear power station in 1981. +He was one of six men seeking the position. +The arrest of senior stock exchange officials seems certain to make foreign investors even more wary of the market, at least in the short run. +In New York the dollar rose further to end at DM1.4155. Dealers said the Ecu loan committed the government to hold the pound at its current parity of DM2.95. +A little-known group calling itself The Organization of the Islamic Dawn announced his release on Friday. +A falling dollar has been considered inflationary because it makes imports more expensive. +Constantine Mitsotakis was sworn in as premier Wednesday, ending 10 months of political deadlock to cap his conservative party's comeback nine years after being defeated by the socialists of Andreas Papandreou. +The oil industry has been inching toward a renewed vigor for some time, anticipating higher oil prices in the coming years. +Relief has been slow in coming to this rural hamlet near the plush Wild Dunes resort. +The country's box office proceeds continued to be sluggish, with only three movies netting more than $2 million. +He flew to the country on Wednesday from Tanzania. +At her sentencing, however, she had told the judge of her boyfriend: "I don't hate him, but I hope someday he goes through the hell that I had to go through. +Clients will include broker/dealers, mutual funds, listed exchanges, futures traders, listing companies and banks. +The United States has ratified only one of the six human rights treaties. +She said he had shown understanding for three major demands that Lithuania had for the period leading to formal negotiations, Jurshenas said. +The entrance hall of the gallery is lit by floor-to-ceiling windows and serves as a transition between the simple and modern interior and the classical architecture of the surrounding Place de la Concorde and Tuileries gardens. +If it was 105, so much the better. +Meeting with reporters at the Catholic Chancery, O'Leary did not elaborate on his medical condition but acknowledged a history of blood pressure problems and said he has been on a low-salt, low-cholesterol diet for some time. +"We're simply trying to serve a significant segment of the Aicpa's membership," he says. +BY the time of the war against Iraq a year ago, Saudi Arabia had become the world's biggest importer of arms. The crisis over Kuwait could only reinforce its arms-buying ambitions. +He suggested Gorbachev is following the course taken by the late Nikita S. Khrushchev who, in the 1960s, said he faced a choice between reform and giving up his power base. +"The ducks might get smooshed," worries Dawn Cielec, a race volunteer from Motorola Inc., a corporate sponsor. +Intrigued by the stock options trading industry, Donahue developed and refined his own theory, which he detailed in a newsletter called Options Strategies that was published from 1974 to 1976. +If the globe warms up a few degrees, so much the better: we'll all get a suntan. +"Executives can exercise options and sell shares immediately. +"The significance is that, unfortunately, it has disenchanted many Americans with religious broadcasting in general," said the Rev. Robert Dugan, director of public affairs for the National Association of Evangelicals. +But caution prevailed due to an announcement by Nomura Securities that it would repay holders of its asset-backed bonds because it had not explained the full risks of the product. Brokerage issues remained weak. +But Mr. Alley and individuals in Mr. Kelly's camp denied such speculation. +She reached Westminster two hours late. +The donors of the works granted permission to sell them. +France still lacks a single powerful conservative party capable of dominating the political scene as the Tories do in Britain or the Christian Democrats in Germany and Italy, but that is an old problem. +It would help if companies relied on volume increases to improve their profits in the recovery, rather than pushing up their margins at the first sign of increasing demand. +In contrast, revenue from services, mainly long-distance, was up 8.2 percent. +S&P said it expects Ypsilanti and Flint to suffer the most because GM makes up a large part of their local economies. +He said that President Reagan's summit in Moscow with Gorbachev late last month was the result of "eight years of moral determination and hard work rebuilding American might. +Koffman said he grew up as a doctor's son in East Tawas, Mich., went from home aquariums to owning four pet stores by age 18, earned a degree in business administration at the University of Michigan and became an importer of exotic creatures. +The results were helped by strong sales of cigarettes, including Benson & Hedges, in Britain. +Also Tuesday, Anderson said he will not consider a request by Hispanic officers for reassignment from black neighborhoods because of tension following the shooting of the black motorcyclist. +Fiat Group, Italy's largest industrial company, and Ford Motor Co. formed a joint venture to merge their agricultural subsidiaries into a new company controlled by Fiat. +"I've got my pen in hand and I'm ready to get started," Reagan said in a statement released by the publisher. +The repair job stirred excitement at the shipyard where the tanker was built in 1986. +Several factors account for the tighter market in steel. +Mr. Bellows, who headed the bank for six years, couldn't be reached for comment. +Back then, Egypt had looked likely to be a big financial loser in the conflict. +This will be, as now, the difference between the interest (if any) paid by the employee and the interest would have been paid on the loan at the official rate of interest. +The sophisticated systems, both on the market for the first time this spring, were created by two American companies. +Several swerved to miss hitting her. +In an effort to resolve a political crisis, Kiszczak gave the task of forming a government to the small United Peasants Party. +Segal said. "Who had the authority to do this? +Several animals, including otters, raccoons and such endangered species as Everglades mink, wood storks and snail kites, could be at risk from mercury in the fish they eat or in other prey. +FGS has set up a film production company, which raised IPounds 2m within two weeks. +However, officials said this did not mean that pay would necessarily be frozen. Few MPs on either side of the House appeared to grasp the chancellor's meaning while he was speaking, and most were still in the dark several hours later. +And the humanitarian aid effort is merely a prelude to a bigger and more complicated problem the U.S. and its allies will face as the CIS states try to enter the international financial community. +Over short distances, with digital compression, coaxial cables rival the capacity of optical fibre, but like the telephone companies, the cable industry must upgrade to fibre for longer hauls. +And even more to the point, how do you go about introducing your own agenda without demotivating those in the organization whose allegiances may well be rooted to the previous regime? +Earlier this year, Borden acquired the Borges wallcovering company of West Germany and Humpty Dumpty Foods, a snack producer based in Montreal. +Feb. 16-17 _ Reagan gives a videotaped deposition in Los Angeles. +Police said the three were armed and dressed for a possible attack. +After the Bolsheviks took power in 1917, they deprived the church of all legal rights and imprisoned or executed thousands of priests. +Additionally, broader averages recorded sharper advances than did the Dow industrial average in percentage terms. +A number have produced an excellent performance, more than tripling their investors' money over five years. +Amy Dockser Marcus and Beatrice E. Garcia contributed to this article. +Flames from the backfire roared past Silver Gate late Tuesday night, coming within 200 yards of buildings clustered along the community's main street before continuing east past Cooke City on Wednesday. +That reflected terrorism fears during the Gulf war. +The series also stars Sandy Duncan, Danny Ponce, Jeremy Licht, Edie McClurg and Josh Taylor. +The U.S. deployment to the region, including sailors and Marines, now is about 145,000 men and women. +After the coup failed, President Bush let the Soviet Union use another $315 million in loan guarantees. +Lucas's climactic moment takes place off stage, and the remaining plot is played out in a series of not-entirely-convincing shaggy-dog-story twists. +The filing covers Greyhound and five subsidiaries including Eagle Bus Manufacturing Co., which is based in Brownsville. +The mistake of the rest of the EC was to fail to realise the implications of the Bundesbank's refusal to tolerate higher inflation. +State Rep. Thomas Reed pleaded innocent to federal influence-peddling charges Tuesday with a whisper of the noise that marked his attempt nearly five months ago to remove the Confederate battle flag from Alabama's Capitol. +The treasurer, Nora K. Gosney, who CenCor said doesn't appear to have personally benefited from the alleged scheme, has since resigned and is cooperating with the company's internal investigation. +It reportedly also has been unhappy with Hanoi's slow retreat from Cambodia. +And most recently, the barn was full of baskets. +Every state except Delaware and South Dakota produced at least one winner. +He adds that it gives minority companies access to the old-boy network and encourages prime contractors to work with them for good business reasons. +He called it "a unique opportunity" for his department to help low- and moderate-income residents. +In major cities all over the country, gentrification is transforming run-down areas into housing for the affluent, especially for young professionals who can't yet afford rising prices in established neighborhoods. +Foreign companies flocked in to see just how open India was going to get. +He will surely find his way deeper into the role, and should be fervently encouraged to do so - but, let us hope, under a conductor less far removed from the opera's 'real world' than Rostropovich. +One of the last measures lawmakers approved on Oct. 27 - hours before adjournment - was the annual foreign aid bill. +One fanciful tabloid has even engineered a kiss and tell on the cheap, hiring a medium to transmit the amorous confessions of a sultry, though deceased, British actress. +A youngster can take steroids throughout his career and win a college sports scholarship before ever submitting to testing. +In boldface type, the ad also says: "I can place trades with Schwab, even at 2 in the morning." But don't expect your orders for U.S. stocks to be executed at 2 in the morning. +The letter said there is strong support in Congress for the longstanding U.S. policy towards Afghanistan. +But later indications that production hadn't been disturbed caused prices to fall back. +The French franc closed at FFr3.377 to the D-Mark from a previous FFr3.379. +Aung Gyi tainted in the eyes of much of the electorate, the National Unity Party, which replaced Gen. +A State Department task force has taken more than 11,000 calls from people wanting information about Americans stranded in Kuwait and Iraq, but word from the Middle East is reaching loved ones only in dribs and drabs. +It could be a challenge to another bull; a warning; an answer, a call to a harem. +Traders have long maintained that the U.K. currency's resiliency in the face of poor economic fundamentals has stemmed from the attractiveness of relatively high British interest rates. +"I haven't seen one of these since one came through my hometown (Tampa) back in 1966 or 1967," the governor said. +After leaving GNP in 1987, the two brokers became affiliated with another firm run by another former Merc chairman, John F. "Jack" Sandner. +The brothers, who work as independent contractors and live in the area, managed to run away. +Mitteleuropa has caused concrete political action. +The most prominent alleged drug figure arrested so far, Eduardo Martinez Romero, was picked up during a weekend dragnet. +The General Assembly's fiscal committee is to take up the budget issue in December. +As a result, more funds with minimal distribution charges likely will eliminate them, says Mr. Jacobs, the newsletter publisher. +The registry, part of Turlock, Calif.,-based Medic Alert, seeks to create a computer data base of implantable devices and notify physicians of government warnings or manufacturer recalls. +Actor Taurean Blacque says he sometimes has an eerie feeling that his role as the head of a black family in the new NBC daytime serial "Generations" was lifted right out of his own life. +For Grey, meanwhile, the Domino's account is the biggest and most prestigious coup in a string of recent account victories. +The cracks, first discovered on United jets, occur on the seam that joins the upper and lower parts of the fuselage. +In August 1987, a pipe bomb exploded at a restaurant in Comayagua, 12 miles north of Palmerola, seriously injuring five U.S. soldiers and six civilians, including one American. +'It was not so long ago that the franc was under one mark in value,' one private banker said. +Curtin's husband, Patrick Lynch, co-produced the movie with Barry Levinson (a British filmmaker, not the American director of "Tin Men"). +Murphy's budget-cutting plans, which she predicted would save up to $150 million, included executive orders to fire an estimated 1,000 workers and cut salaries for others. +Eleanor Vallee, who was married to her late husband for 36 years before his death in July 1986, wed Edward Hustedt in a ceremony Saturday, said secretary Kim Basaran. +The Treasury sold about $13.2 billion of new short-term bills Friday. +Israel is expected to run out of its 20,000 vacant rental units in four months and exhaust its supply of alternate housing three months later. +Field tests are being conducted at four locations by independent contractors to give Monsanto and Environmental Protection Agency researchers a broad geographic spectrum of the types of caterpillars the new tomatoes will kill. +It is merely proof that Republicans can be just as cowardly as Democrats when a vote on principle comes up. +Still, miners from all parts of Namibia as well as professional staff from De Beers's head offices in South Africa and London keep coming. +Mahallati later said he expected the 15-member council, the highest U.N. body, to meet early next week. +They think it will maintain the peace. +The unions and the AFL-CIO also have pledged to urge their major vendors to boycott AT&T. +But that total still was $40 million below the amount Secretary of State James A. Baker III pledged for the program at a recent Tokyo meeting with other nations participating in the development effort. +There, they attacked Cohen, and Hanukka ran to get help," said another police official, speaking on condition of anonymity. +Speaker Jane Hull stripped Reps. +She felt like she couldn't make it "click" with her managers. +Although no agenda has yet been set, the issue of sanctions is expected to come up next week at a meeting of community foreign ministers in Luxembourg and at the full meeting later this month in Dublin. +He said a recent incentive program involving the opening of Domino's 5,000th store rewarded all drivers with at least 5,000 safe driving hours. +The fierce wind also lowered temperatures in the central Rockies. +IN APRIL, a building under construction in Bridgeport, Conn., collapsed, killing 28 workers in the country's worst construction accident in nine years. +The order applies to troops at Subic Base, Clark Air Base and the four smaller U.S.-run installations. +The government's promise to do what it could to expedite the licensing of the new bank also encouraged Lippo to sweeten its offer. +He said that the banks targeted for acquisition would not be merged directly into Equimark, but might be acquired through master limited partnerships in which Equimark would act as general partner and manager. +Rita Schwerner-Bender stayed away from Mississippi for 25 years after the violent summer of 1964. +A spokesman for the U.S. Marshals Service, Bill Dempsey, said it was impossible to predict what security measures would be needed to handle other alleged drug figures Colombia hopes to arrest for deportation to the United States. +The newly discovered file contains "numerous statements taken in the 1950s by Ukrainian guards at Treblinka that state clearly that `Ivan the Terrible' was Ivan Marczenko," Sheftel said. +That doesn't shock Gerald Lamb, an official of the National Association to Aid Fat Americans. +But to Klejna, "they're always busy years." To get to his sixth floor office in downtown Washington, visitors must thread through a maze of receptionist desks and crowded computer work stations that suggest the commission is outgrowing its space. +The tax credit arising on losses is not yet being accounted for. COMMENT There was some encouraging news in these results in that, after a very sharp fall last year, volumes appear now to be trundling along the bottom. +Roger S. Hillas, Meritor's chairman and chief executive officer, said Meritor has now completed the second stage of a difficult restructuring that began in late 1987. +The lower section is considered destroyed and will have to be removed and replaced, officials have said. +The Council's legal defence appears to be that there is no single document recording QMV votes. +There used to be a joke that IBM stood for "I've Been Moved." +"I feel pretty confident that we know what we are getting into. Training is the key to the whole thing," said Steve McConaughy, a member of the canine team along with his wife, Carol. +Aug. 19 _ Saddam offers to free all foreigners in Iraq and Kuwait if the United States promises to withdraw its forces from Saudi Arabia and guarantee that an international embargo will be lifted. +The imagineers of Walt Disney World have fashioned a $1 billion expansion of their Florida playground, including a movie-TV production studio, a nightclub complex, gigantic hotels and a retail shopping center. +Last week, after the collapse of Lorenzo's $464 million deal to sell Eastern to ex-baseball commissioner Peter V. Ueberroth, Eastern officials said the airline would be sharply reduced. +The Coleman G.I. Stove, which went from concept to production in 60 days, was called one of the most important pieces of non-combat equipment in World War II. +Turkeys are topical right now, but farmers say America's growing preoccupation with health has turned the birds into a year-round money-maker. +Lately, it has favored stocks of huge companies (average market value $9 billion), meaning that it has had remarkably few losers, but few big winners. +One of the would-be interlopers, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., began giving private demonstrations Monday of its 386 clone at the huge Comdex computer show here. +I think there will be every reason now for those against the peace process to argue cogently for their position. +Gold prices were higher. +The reports show that TPA indeed prolongs survival, but analysts say the numbers so far fail to prove enough superiority over the competition to warrant TPA's tenfold price premium. +The media come off very badly here. +The armed forces ruled Panama the last 21 years. +"One Iranian sailor got down on his knees and broke into tears as he begged not to be sent back, one person close to the naval operation said," according to John Kifner of the New York Times. +Mirror Group, on the other hand, is profitable with a respectable debt-to-equity ratio, is considered well managed and hadn't been dependent on Mr. Maxwell's day-to-day guidance for some time, analysts say. +Early morning temperatures were unseasonably cold over the eastern portion of the nation and freezing temperatures reached across the southern Appalachians. +North also is charged with converting travelers' checks to his own use, and accepting a free security system installed at his home. +An army spokesman, who cannot be identified under military regulations, said security forces tried to arrest the youth and opened fire when he refused orders to halt. +Mr. Wendel, however, insisted "the Japanese don't worry us a bit." He noted that Polaris already competes with Japanese firms in the snowmobile and ATV businesses. +The government said in the preface to the decree published Tuesday that current import policy is blocking Brazilian companies' access to technology and harming their competitiveness. +He said he will pick up his new car, but will probably stick to his 1987 Ford Taurus for most of his driving. +She would not disclose their names. +In the event, Mr Beregovoy swore to maintain the current parity between the D-Mark and the franc and the currency appreciated to around FFr3.4150. The French and German central banks also helped to move the franc upwards by intervening in its support. +An argument between two inmates escalated into a full-scale brawl between black and Hispanic prisoners at an overcrowded county jail, and three inmates were seriously injured, officials said. +Then I heard the dogs, the bulldozers, the soldiers. +At least one other Miss America was inundated with special requests for speaking engagements. +The 900 model, in recent years has run into hard times on the vital U.S. market. +Clifton Wayne Kendrick, 28, was arrested late Monday in connection with the weekend bus fires and another blaze at a residence, police said. +David Elliott, president of MBIA, declined to comment about the sale by Mr. Karvelis. +The dives are being recorded by cameras mounted on the submersible, which also has maneuverable, pincerlike arms and instruments to measure temperatures and other data. +But the issue is unlikely to go away because of the cost of the programs in government spending and higher food prices to consumers. +In addition, Minnesota Commerce Commissioner Michael Hatch said Monday he found Davis Acquisition Inc.'s registration statement offering to purchase all of NWA Inc.'s outstanding shares deficient. +BBC2 shows the five semi-finalists in the graphics section of the BBC Design Awards (10.00). +"There's no place to hide anymore. +Institutional investors applauded the move. +Both films have had some favorable reviews and are expected to benefit from strong word of mouth. +Cuba, a former Spanish colony, has 11 million people. +Officials of Itel, a Chicago-based container leasing and dredging concern, and XTRA, a Boston-based lessor of transportation equipment, couldn't be reached for comment. +In the new companywide program, Revlon said it plans to increase the number of black and minority employees, including those in executive and other decision-making positions. +Tippie attributed the lower figures to fewer travelers and greater safety awareness. +Astronomers say it all began when ancient man felt confused and looked heavenward. +About a year after her husband's death, Mrs. Root filed a lawsuit against General Cigar & Tobacco Co., whose pipe tobacco her husband had smoked. +State inspectors will check the bridge further on Tuesday for possible damage and expect to close the bridge briefly in January for a more detailed look. +"Mao II" is crowded with ideas, mixing terrorism, cults, the romance of news and the failing power of words. +'We are quite willing to listen to representations from all interested parties,' it said. +Scientific and medical was confined to 2 per cent, partly because of uncertainty in pharmaceuticals markets. +The cable group struck the deal to save the company cash, while increasing its ownership position from the current level of 37%. +Leftist guerrillas asked the political opposition Monday to help them arrange peace talks with the new rightist government. +On another revival, "Queen for a Day," women vie for the distinction of worst hardship: In the pilot, the woman with a severely burned face beats out a lady whose daughter was murdered by a gang, and another who has adopted 32 kids. +Mrs. Jaber was shot twice in the head as the station wagon she rode past the Jewish settlement of Kiryat Arba at about 2 a.m., police officials said, refusing to elaborate. +It has been three years since Mr. Boesky, now in prison, agreed to pay a $100 million fine to settle the government's charges that he had traded illegally using insider information. +St. Andrews Church in Essex, England, depicts a Ford Fiesta in a new stained-glass window, marking ties to a nearby Ford plant. +Nearby, three assembly bays, their superstructures painted bright red, hold prototypes in different stages of completion. +Three guerrillas also were killed in Wednesday's battle. +The report has sparked a bitter debate over the ability of the state's approximately 25 unaccredited law schools to produce competent lawyers. +"The participants were agreed that Poland should be invited as soon as questions are discussed that especially concern its border," Kastrup said. +Officials at these companies traced the gains to brisk demand from domestic steel users. +RJR Nabisco Inc. brought aboard two executives from Ohlmeyer Communications Co., as the companies moved to restructure their relationship. +Last Friday it cut the interest rate on its 10-year bond 1.65 points to 11.83 per cent. +Competing bids by TransCanada and Imperial, both of Toronto, were rejected in April by Dome. +UATP's board is recommending Trans Union's lower offer in light of the MMC risk. Equifax's offer closes on Friday; Trans Union's will lapse on August 31. +'It's unique,' says Mr Brian Pack, ANM Group's chief executive. +Another $7.6 billion was sold in six-month bills at an average discount rate of 7.65 percent, down from 7.72 percent last week. +Rationalisation will affect the bank's seven subsidiaries, which have a combined 4,000-branch network and deposits of Rs188bn. +To be sure, the Chiat name itself has been badly tarnished recently. +Houston The agreement in principle calls for Emerson to exchange an 80% interest in its ICD Drives Inc. subsidiary for 7.6 million newly issued shares of Control Techniques, representing a 20% position. +"No research breakthroughs seem to be required, but a great deal of applied research and technology development and demonstration will be needed," Lew Allen, director of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said in a paper presented to the conference. +The Akron, Ohio-based company said it agreed to sell its unprofitable RKO Pictures unit, based in Los Angeles, to a group including RKO Pictures management. +In March alone, the current account, which comprises trade in goods and services and some unilateral transfers, was in surplus by $919 million, up sharply from $57 million a year earlier. +Rep. Augustus Hawkins, D-Calif., chairman of the full House Education and Labor Committee, scheduled a vote on the subcommittee legislation for next Tuesday. +"How come these people are still here?" Mario Vargas Llosa, the acclaimed novelist, has put his prestige on the line in trying to become president of his violent, troubled homeland. +It was down 45.94 points, or 0.13 percent, from Tuesday's finish of 34,332.88 points. +He predicted the economy will be growing again by the second quarter. +President Rodrigo Borja re-established diplomatic ties with Nicaragua in his first full day in office Thursday, but also said he wanted to have good relations with the United States. +Radical students in all three cities also protested a political merger in January, when President Roh Tae-woo's conservative party joined with two moderate opposition groups, giving Roh's ruling group an overwhelming parliamentary majority. +The pressure on UAL continued to mount yesterday amid reports that other potential bidders for the travel company were buying its stock. +Although the dollar got much of its lift this week from speculative players, dealers yesterday observed buying interest among longer-term institutional investors. +The Idaho House approved legislation Wednesday to make Idaho the 47th state with a holiday honoring slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. +Aghast, Wharton sent it back to switch the names. +Some Shearson brokers aren't that wild about the little cards on their desks. +About 1.4 million of Ohio's 11 million residents are uninsured. +The oil and natural gas production, exploration and transmission company will construct half of the pipeline at a cost of about $13.6 million. +One is economic growth and wider participation in the country's wealth. +Let's get this country moving again, let's help people. In the early '60s they lowered the top tax rates, cut capital gains, reminded us that a rising tide lifts all boats. +Although federal regulations require medical device makers to report product hazards to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the agency has no direct way to notify hospitals, physicians or patients of product recalls, Nichols said. +After 17 months, the court ordered an immediate halt to all American aid to the Contras. +But officials had, he said, received loans from First American. +"In an age of terrorism, when aviation will continue to be an attractive target of high publicity value to the terrorist, we can never afford to relax our vigilance." President Elias Hrawi was quoted Wednesday as saying he would give Gen. +Our aim is to present South Africa Inc to attract foreign investment to the country,' Mr Jourdan said. The Chamber of Mines and the ANC have set up a framework for further negotiations. +He warned the measure will lead to a leftist authoritarian regime. +Whether in fact appropriate testing has or has not been conducted, one cannot deny that more than one million women have had breast implants. +But the Metro behaves more like a car with a super-smooth conventional automatic in which gear changes are undetectable. +Last year, Beneficial Standard had a loss of $5.3 million on revenue of $150.4 million. +Six women and four men were arrested in sweeps of the area following the attack, police said. +One 20-year-old man and three teen-agers were wounded, said the railway statement. +Talks also involve reform of the federal Senate. +The first time I was present for a State of the Union message, I was a young staff member working here in the Capitol for one of the giants of the United States Senate, Scoop Jackson of Washington State. +The market therefore was duly suspicious of the value to be gained from buying sites which in the case of English China Clays have been on the market for more than a year. +Bond traders estimated that at least 90% of the issues in the junk bond market didn't trade at all, while most of the remaining bonds fell between 1/4 point and 1/2 point, or between $2.50 and $5 for each $1,000 face amount. +The mark also has been strong because Germany's "fundamentals" are good. +The agency said Thomas James Associates generated about $4.5 million in undisclosed excessive mark-ups by purchasing securities from customers at arbitrary prices and reselling them to other customers at arbitrary prices. +Stock prices posted a broad advance yesterday, bolstered by a stronger U.S. dollar, a rebound in bond prices and gains in overseas equity markets. +The other question is whether they practise. +In a brief filed with the Senate Ethics Committee, Mr. Cox said the lawmakers created the "appearance" that they acted "in an official capacity in response to gifts or other benefits." +The Legislature passed the largest tax increase in the state's history this year, $1.2 billion, but the current budget already is spiraling into deficit. +Instead of careening out of control into oncoming traffic, an automobile would just slide along the guardrail until the driver got his act together again. +There's a real good possibility (oil) sheen will show up, but they're ready for it," Coast Guard spokesman Rick Meidt said. +Wilder was on a skiing slope in Davos when he heard that Hitler had become Chancellor. +Many leasing companies had provided a rent deferral. +"It would cause more than a pause at the regulatory agencies to have Paul Volcker call," said a person familiar with the talks. +Schoenhuber said one of his goals is unifying West Germany with the communist East and making Berlin the nation's capital again. +Sun Microsystems earlier this month reported $111.2 million in profits during the 1990 fiscal year, an 83 percent jump over the previous year. +An unusual cranberry dish is a cranberry salsa to spice up any roast: turkey, ham, pork tenderloin. +"People are trying to take advantage of a technical rebound," said Mashahiko Kaji of Okasan Securities. +SEC staffers say it is hard to determine whether companies have knowingly withheld material information about their liabilities. +The damage is not nearly as bad as in 1906, when the campus was virtually destroyed by the Great Earthquake. +The Americans with Disabilities Act goes to House and Senate negotiators after the Memorial Day recess to work out the one major difference in the two versions. +In his speech to members of the Presidential Guard at the palace, Avril declared himself president and promoted himself to lieutenant general. +For Grison delicacies, it is Bundnerstube in Nuschlerstrasse. Italian restaurants have a long and distinguished tradition in Zurich, reflecting the immigration of thousands of Italians to the city in the 1950s. +A Japanese teen-ager was arrested after he tried to sneak explosives, a dismantled rifle, a pellet gun and dummy hand grenades aboard an airplane, authorities said. +The debate pits Bush adviser against Bush adviser. +The Allegheny County Health Department, with an average 12.5% vacancy rate for public health nurses, has a standing help-wanted ad. +Israeli news reports today said 40 guerrillas of the pro-Iranian Hezbollah were killed and about 30 wounded in those raids. +'So the creation of pension funds should shift funds to the bourse and give it a strong institutional base.' One important advantage of this would be to support the French government's ambitious privatisation programme. +The written pleas were filed Monday in Municipal Court by the Contemporary Arts Center and director Dennis Barrie, who were indicted April 7, the day the exhibit opened in this city that styles itself a scourge against smut. +'That's something we're wrestling with now.' When it comes to buying financial assets, GE Capital's robust balance sheet makes it one of the first on most sellers' lists. +Dolores Ibarruri, the Spanish Communist leader who became known as the legendary "La Pasionaria" because of her fiery speeches during the Spanish Civil War, quietly celebrated her 93rd birthday. +The settlement also requires the BHA to create a $500,000 fund to make grants to encourage integration in the city's public housing. +"One of the great things about the site is that Edison's inventions are here. +Newspaper reports say the Soviet Union had asked for about $5 billion in loans, despite the original agreement on a loan of $3 billion made during President Roh TaeWoo's visit to Moscow last December. +Republicans hoped to elect their first blacks to the House since 1935: Gary Franks in Connecticut and former Cincinnati Mayor Kenneth Blackwell in Ohio. +It also proposed a number of other reforms. +"Things are thrown against the wall. +I had my feet broken. +The fire destroyed 102 homes and 57 outbuildings, according to state Department of Forestry spokeswoman Karen Terrill. +A consortium led by GEC Alsthom, the Anglo-French engineering group, has been awarded a Ecu660m (Pounds 528.6m) order from French Railways (SNCF) and the Paris Transport Authority to supply 70 double-decker trains, GEC Alsthom said yesterday. +"This has been referred to the U.S. attorney," confirmed Koch spokesman George Pearson. +That's because the vice president has held the momentum in recent weeks and the trends in the polls have been his way. +The programs date back as far as the 1960s. +Long considered Dukakis' most important political adviser, Sasso's return to the spotlight appeared to signal the campaign's realization that it had little time left to get its strongest case before the voters. +The administration said it found the statements promising, but too vague. +The group's shares closed unchanged at ADollars 3.61 on the Australian Stock Exchange. The shares in GCSAP are being acquired by Tosoh, the leading Japanese integrated chemical company. +But even though I say it doesn't mean much, we would still like to think that for our salesmen, we're the first call." +First, a pop quiz. +"All of those embellishments are really irrelevant, says Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky, a spokesman for the orthodox Lubavitch movement, also in the New York City borough of Brooklyn. +While Jordan condemns Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, the annexation is an Arab problem demanding Arab solutions, she said. +Franson brought an unfair campaign practices suit on the ground that Carlson mailed out 12,000 documents resembling a county tax statement containing an accusation that Franson wanted to raise homeowners' taxes. +The distiller and bottler said that after the purchase of the shares, it has approximately 18.9 million shares outstanding. +Two days later Britain and France declared war on Germany. +"In this case, media coverage actually extended the vision of the commander, and he was able to make a response that was very important to the overall goal of the American military in Vietnam," he added. +He estimated 1988 sales at $20 million but also declined to estimate profits. +Iraqi occupiers of Kuwait "can kill you for any reason," says one of the 84 American and Canadian refugees newly evacuated from the Persian Gulf country. +'There are very few Estee Lauders left in the world, who say that's the one I want,' adds West. Creating a new perfume is inevitably a complex process. +Because psoralen molecules are flat, they can slip between the two strands of DNA without affecting the DNA itself. +Now he wants out of Iraq pronto. +As part of its effort to force Noriega to leave, the United States froze Panamanian government deposits in U.S. banks, barred payments to the Panamanian government and increased its military strength in the Canal Zone. +The two committees also are discussing possible immunity for Adnan Khashoggi, the Saudi Arabian businessman who helped finance four of the six arms sales to Iran. +A turnaround at Marine Midland also was attributed in part to a new trading strategy. +A group of conservative policy makers inside the White House, with strong backing from HUD Secretary Jack Kemp, is pressing to make "empowering" initiatives in housing, education and welfare the centerpiece of Bush's next State of the Union address. +She will be taken to the Sepilok orangutan sanctuary in Sandakan, 1,030 miles east of Kuala Lumpur on Borneo island, then returned to the jungle after about six months of rehabilitation, officials said. +"But that's how these markets trade these days. +Mr. Arias said he is "not very happy" with the Sandinistas' compliance so far. +Both sides are still talking, rather than shouting as they did early in the Reagan administration, and they are discussing more issues more seriously than ever before. +Fernandez, who operated in Central America under the pseudonym of Tomas Castillo, is charged with conspiring to operate an illegal arms-supply network to the Nicaraguan rebels in defiance of a congressional ban on such military assistance. +Too much TV can make children fat and more violent, the American Academy of Pediatrics says. +"We don't endorse any product, but we certainly endorse the concept," said Carol Bufton, president of the Minnesota Safety Council. +Analysts said the deal makes sense, though it bucks Citizens' recent acquisition pattern. +That will insulate those profits from a huge tax bite. +The Chicago Mercantile Exchange says it is using its computerized trading system to crack down on broker groups that team up to pool their business. +The nation's 15th largest banking company reported a third-quarter net loss of $255 million. +Those operations in part offset sluggish sales of electronics and other big-ticket items, which suffered in the "still-weak economic environment," Kmart said. +He was weakened badly by the flu this year but he appeared to have recovered by the end of the term last month. +Though parliamentary elections are due in June, Jakarta shrugged off popular moves such as spending boosts in favor of continued cooling of the overheated economy and repaying debt faster. +Some of the new shows on the networks' fall schedule aren't so new, but they'll do the job until late October and November when the real fall schedule kicks in. +They and the others were charged with "high treason and mutiny against the legitimate government," the official statement said. +U.S. authorities say privately that although Italy has scored important victories, little will change if public officials close to the Mafia were not rooted out. +Colombian drug gangs are believed responsible for 80 percent of the illegal cocaine that enters the United States. +Hospital line-item prices were used in some of the more complicated cost-reimbursement formulas, however. +Volume was 618.2 million shares, up from 430 million shares Monday. +A collection of 59 works by Picasso and other artists, from the 1950s to the 1980s, is touring the country in an exhibition titled, "Unknown Secrets: Art and the Rosenberg Era." "There's still an ongoing controversy. +Fauci said the community programs will operated separately but be coordinated with the treatment evaluation network already in place by his institute to keep tabs on more sophisticated research. +Mr. Lynch says he's cautious about his performance next year, noting that the stock prices have nearly doubled since 1982, while corporate earnings haven't changed. +But a police spokesman said: "Hezbollah is not withdrawing despite the enormous pressure. +For years, the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, so dominated Congress that the opposition never passed legislation it had drafted. +"Stress has to be made that we are shooting to kill. +'We have reports of people being starved, beaten, forced to drink urine and executed,' a spokesman said. +Oversized cufflinks come from Lalique or Chanel. +"Restructuring and recapitalization are going to be the theme of 1988 in the banking industry," predicts Charles W. Peabody, a bank analyst at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +A team of investigators from the state attorney general's office already is questioning witnesses about the case. +About 88% of the purchase price was paid in Snyder's common and preferred units and the remainder in cash. +They are more compact and cheaper but also slower than static random access memory chips, known as S-RAMs. +Bain was (former Guinness chairman and chief executive Ernest Saunders's) idea, and now that Ernest is gone, it doesn't make much sense." +According to box-office figures released Monday, "Lethal Weapon II" grossed more on Saturday alone ($7.8 million) than the original "Lethal Weapon" made during its entire first weekend in 1987. +The second half of his act was canceled and Manilow was treated at the hospital and released. +The United States claims it sent in soldiers at Honduras' request after Nicaraguan troops crossed the border in an effort to wipe out the U.S.-supported Contras. +They range from plans to sell off British Coal, one of the last major industries to survive Mrs. Thatcher's privatization drive, to handing the construction of highways to independent entrepreneurs. +The stockade commandant later said the renegade officer succumbed to his wounds. +A lot of material in the UK is very well known, especially to the auctioneers, who generally get in there first. +"I love that dearly," Mr. Navellier says. +It's something that has stayed in the laboratory too long, and we need to tear down those barriers that have prevented its development." The Pentagon released excerpts of Trost's remarks Wednesday. +Motorcyle policemen, a cavalry unit and white-jacketed presidential guards with drawn swords lined the route of de Klerk's motorcade to an amphitheater at Union Buildings, the seat of the executive branch of government, on a ridge overlooking Pretoria. +Dulce de leche is used on everything from ice cream to pancakes, toast, cakes and pies. +As losses grew, Merrill pulled back. +States, for example, will be able to delay introducing the main reforms until December 1997, well after the next election. +Like strains of flu, they may vary vastly from their predecessors. +The incident ended 42 hours later, at 5:40 p.m. Sunday, when police fired tear gas into the home and entered it. +The Commerce Department said the deficit in the current account jumped 7 percent in the first quarter after falling the two previous quarters. +Her co-defendant, Saudi Arabian financier Adnan Khashoggi, is charged with having helped the Marcoses conceal their ownership of the buildings and some artworks. +Alameda, Calif., recorded a reading of 41, also a record low. +Reynolds Metals Co., citing rising orders, said it will restart two idled aluminum pot lines totaling about 44,500 tons of annual capacity. +Rights and wrongs are unclear. +"Common sense goes a long way in this business." What saved this retailer, however, was its conviction that the nearby 1.4 million-square-foot Park City Center mall would dominate the shopping habits of this county's 423,000 residents. +But Schneider estimates the actual cost to itself, including transaction costs and fees, at about $2.23 billion, because it bought a 1.2% stake in Square D for less than $50 a share before launching its takeover bid. +His mother was missing. +They hope to tap the reservoir to sell water to Denver residents. +That probably pleased the Democratic-dominated committee that seemed mainly interested in putting on a political sideshow. +The other papers in the area were forgotten. +Diamond resigned earlier this year following criticism of his general performance. +Many of Asia's stock markets rose impressively in this year's first quarter, but investment professionals say that with the exception of Japan, it isn't clear how long Asian equities will sustain their rebound. +The currency opened at 132.00 yen and fluctuated in a range of 131.92 yen to 132.53 yen. +Tasting room manager Alan Wastell said he was uncomfortable with accounts that portrayed Salcido as a "homicidal maniac" prior to the spree. +Speaking Monday in Portland, Oregon, on the dispute over saving the spotted owl's habitat while putting loggers out of work, President Bush said, "Common sense tells us to find a needed balance." +THE US Federal Reserve intervened on the foreign exchange markets yesterday, buying dollars for yen, in the clearest indication yet that the Clinton administration is concerned about the recent appreciation of the Japanese currency. +At a congressional hearing yesterday, Sen. Howard Metzenbaum (D., Ohio) said Congress will consider re-regulating cable TV if subscriber rates continue to rise. +The latest action is based on documents he obtained under the Freedom of Information Act that Rifkin says show the dairy board was working in collusion with the growth hormone's makers to promote it. +The airline said its July load factor, or percentage of available seats occupied fell to 50.2% from 50.7%. +But instead, retailers said smokers often bought a pack, smoked one or two, passed around the rest and never came back for more. +Residence Inn received more than 30 complaints from women who said the ads were sexist and tasteless and showed that the chain doesn't care about female business travelers. +Following Friday's announcement, the shares rose four pence (seven U.S. cents) to 319 pence in late trading on London's stock exchange. +The same applies to cobalt. +In two other attacks in Patiala and Gurdashpur districts, Sikh gunmen shot and killed four people. +"I've thought many times that democracy is a common concept all over the world," he said. +Dennis Hess, another neighbor, is one of those skeptical about the radon threat. +Currently, Allied and Federated are trying to develop a proposal for restructuring their debts that would let the companies emerge from bankruptcy court protection. +'Look at the papers,' he said. +"It's not going to stop it at all." +Interviewed after the plenum, he said Gorbachev was unbowed by conservative criticism. +The FBI generally requires agents in the field to alert their superiors about contacts with White House aides or other high-ranking administration officials. +Directors worried about the center's effect on profits, though they subsequently supported the project. +Prosecutors say Kavanaugh repossessed the 1981 Buick on Oct. 17 while DeRossette, 22, was training for Operation Desert Shield at Fort Rucker, Ala. +But surely neither acts of desperation nor lofty removal from dealing with the reality of the Arab-Israeli conflict can address Palestinian nationalism in a meaningful, non-violent way. +He said guards opened fire from two towers, but he didn't know if the helicopter was hit. +The US and the EU remain at loggerheads on access to Europe's film and television markets. +The Wrights took it back to pasture in a trailer. +The Immigration and Naturalization Service had recommended a presidential veto. +The failure of the Irvine-based S&L is expected to cost U.S. taxpayers $2.5 billion. +Poland is awash in would-be benefactors. Executives, ambassadors, governors, heads of state, celebrities _ the parade of visitors trailing their good intentions through the country's wrecked economy is endless. +'This is a high quality company with some good technology.' +U.S. forces in Panama had been enlarged since May 1989. +This accounted for Dollars 700m of the last year's Dollars 3bn of spending. +Small classes can mean higher costs. +"Perestroika is a hope and democracy is a hope, and every hope has a moment of unease," the newly elected Estonian premier, Indrek Toome, said during a flight from Tallinn to Moscow. +But only 12% buy ad space in newspapers (down from 16% in 1985), and 3% run TV ads (down from 7%). +"He said he wanted to cut it up," says Jean Claude Nedelec, a co-owner of the caterer. +MEI, which currently has about 19.2 million common shares outstanding, is seeking to diversify beyond its snack-food interests. +It is deliberately doing down our country.' It was an answer that might appeal to the conservative lobby. +Chrysler Corp. today reported it lost $214 million in the third quarter, nearly offsetting the $251 million it earned in the first six months of 1990. +Trustcorp Inc. said merger talks with Summcorp of Fort Wayne, Ind., were terminated. +Total Research Corp., a Princeton, N.J.-based market research firm, surveyed consumers age 15 and older in 1,000 households for their attitudes on 91 brands in categories ranging from cars to candy bars. +He has argued that his client would face retribution at home. +As things now stand, I expect growth to pick up in the second quarter. +The truth is, not even a math professor could figure out the proper choice. +When President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, the networks suspended commercials for almost four days. +He plans to meet military ruler Lt. +The Bonn government and the central bank withheld official comment yesterday. +It is possible people were braced for an even worse number," said Kevin Gardiner, economist at Warburg Securities. +Builders and real estate brokers generally believe home sales are still at a healthy level. +Shinya Hirota, a dealer with the Bank of Tokyo, described the day's currency trading as "very quiet" because many market players were staying on the sidelines prior to the release of U.S. economic indicators in Washington later today. +Official statistics show that sick pay costs have increased by 50 percent over the past three years. +Ten people died when an overcrowded bus collided with a train and then plowed into a sidewalk cafe, police said Friday. +The proxy filing also said that Mr. Drexler previously was awarded one million Gap shares under an earlier incentive plan. +The party was "ready to act with due account for these new circumstances, cooperate and conduct a dialogue with all organizations honoring the Soviet Constitution and the social system it endorses," he said. +Judas Priest lead singer Rob Halford was in court and later told reporters the allegations were "completely false and untrue." He said he and other band members were disturbed by the deaths but could not be held responsible. +Another walkout could cripple the industry. +There were incantations and muttered spells. +The new product line chains together with special controllers and software, dozens of small, high-capacity, fixed-disk drives similar to those used in personal computers. +Roger Rabbit is "the new thing in back-to-school," says Angela Bourdon of Kids R Us, Paramus, N.J.; he's giving Mickey Mouse stiff competition in lunchbox and backpack sales. +"What is the point of giving a disabled person a wheelchair in the rural areas where you know it's unnavigable and long distances are involved?" said spokesman Victor Chitongo. +The figures are denominated in dollars; export contracts denominated in yen are converted into dollars at the rate prevailing in each month. +The company is in the embarrassing position of having fought to get the case moved out of the U.S. courts and into the Indian system. +"We have better, cheaper land here than anywhere in the northern hemisphere and our production costs are less," said McGuigan. +It plans to make additional purchases on the open market for its clients. +Four people died in accidents related to the celebrations and hundreds were reported injured. +"He doesn't seem to be very interested in what we think and feel," the Rev. Knud Wumpelmann of Denmark, general secretary of the European Baptist Federation, told Baptist Press. +Mr. Loury would have been the second-highest ranking black official in the administration had he taken the education department job. +Vatican spokesman Joaquin Navarro said the Holy See is not embarrassed by the basilica, pointing out the money was not spent on weapons. +Now that she's finally retiring, her grateful owners wouldn't think of slaughtering her. +Albania accused Greece of staging a cross-border raid, prompting angry denials from Athens. +Signs in front of several of the manses proclaim them to have been condo-ized, the track offers Pick Six and trifecta wagering along with other new-fangled betting gimmicks, and lines everywhere are Manhattan-long. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Xerox closed at $54.75 a share, down 50 cents. +The tender offer is conditioned on MAI Basic's obtaining at least 67 percent of the stock. +The Senate voted easy approval Tuesday of a pair of amendents expressing displeasure with reports that Reagan is negotiating with Panama's military ruler, Gen. +The dollar declined despite a favorable U.S. trade report. +The nation's next look at San Francisco was of a city in darkness except for a fire fed by open gas lines in the Marina District and the headlights of thousands of vehicles inching along in countless traffic jams. +Most times, the networks don't pay the full cost of making a weekly series. +We have to accept it. +Speculation over U.S. interest rates has grown in the market since Tuesday, when President Bush said tax revenues might be raised to help reduce the budget deficit. +Interest rates fell after the Oct. 19 stock market panic because investors felt the crash might trigger a recession and wipe out inflation. +The computers will be used by academic and research libraries throughout Finland, Hewlett-Packard said. +Some industry officials said a vastly reduced work force and the oil industry's increasing dependence on outside contractors have contributed to heightened danger at plants. +Hong Kong-based Cathay City, an investment and securities-trading company, approached Hongkong Hotels' board with the $HK6-a-share bid Tuesday but was rejected. +The amendment to Pennsylvania's constitution went into effect in 1969, but so far few state judges have left the bench on reaching age 70, said Philadelphia attorney Stephen M. Feldman. +Two Afghan airmen in a Soviet-built MiG-19 abandoned a bombing mission over Afghanistan on Monday and flew their fighter jet to Pakistan, where they asked for political asylum, authorities said. +Because of the Euromarket, the U.S. lost control of its own money supply. +Mr. O'Reilly also said Heinz has cut costs at Weight Watchers classroom business by eliminating more than 40 jobs. "We took a layer of management out that we felt was redundant," he said. +"That's the knee-jerk response," he adds. +What is not confusing is that the titular nations of the Central Asia republics are not masters of their own fate. +Recently another large shareholder, the state of Michigan, said it would vote its 8.8 million shares against the pension-increase plan. +The heart of London became a battleground Saturday, and fashionable shopping and theater districts packed with locals and tourists suddenly found themselves at the mercy of roving gangs. +A native of High Point, N.C., and a graduate of North Carolina State University at Raleigh, Thurman has served more than 36 years in the Army. +As Mikhail S. Gorbachev decreed reform in the Soviet Union, he also set loose reform movements across the Soviet bloc. +The decision has been postponed for a short time because a west German has belatedly expressed interest in buying one of the potash mines in eastern Germany. +Of the comparative figure Pounds 86,691 related to his period from being appointed chairman in February 1993. +Caperton, who had spent $3.8 million on the race with 10 days until the election, makes no apologies for using his wealth, although he won't say how much he's worth. +It's the same line but every trip is different because of the people. +Analysts immediately started speculating as to which companies in the building materials sector might be on the receiving end of the now cash-rich MB-Caradon. +But most have a negative view of Mr. Hart, with 53% saying they have an unfavorable opinion of him and 35% saying they have a positive opinion. +Quayle and Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu agreed that their nations would work together on a project to measure the effects of solar radiation on the earth's magnetic field. +That list of unlawyerly high jinks apparently was not enough to spur an indictment. +Charles Figueroa said he refused to make the tape and eventually informed authorities about the attack, the newspaper said. +All except Mpetha had served at least 25 years. +The homeowner, who was not identified, noticed the snake sunning on his roof earlier in the week. +Next come Ford, GM, Exxon and IBM. +Last August, the Shenyang Explosion-Proof Equipment Factory was declared bankrupt by city officials, the first factory to go bankrupt in China since the 1949 Communist takeover. +Mr. Evanson most recently directed Harcourt's university, professional and international publishing. +The fighter-plane controversy probably poses little threat to McDonnell Douglas. +"You can call as many times as you like, and I wish you would," said Davidson, a marketing expert who is former president of the Houston Space Society. +The results haven't been salutary. +The commission is composed of legal experts, including Mr Agostino Gambino, a law professor who has done work for Fininvest. Those close to the commission argue it is almost impossible to employ the US model of a blind trust to Fininvest. +Some analysts said Wednesday there was nearly a $50 million gap between what the stock was trading for and the Coleman family's offer. +Burton finally ruled Eastern could have $15 million immediately, half of what it requested through late December. +He has six books behind him, including three prize-winning novels, "Midnight's Children," "Shame" and "The Satanic Verses," and "The Jaguar Smile" about his travels in Nicaragua. +Buildings in the centre of town, many of them once quite handsome, are coated in thick grime. +The financial services concern currently has 16.8 million common shares and 15.9 million Class A shares outstanding. +The committee said it would continue its investigation into Senate reimbursement Durenberger received for a condominium of which he was a co-owner. +Published reports have said Lewis has told prosecutors he and Barry used cocaine together during a visit Barry paid to the Virgin Islands in early 1988 and during a trip by Lewis to Washington last December. +Just inside the gates of the Shell complex was a sign with the familiar Shell logo, saying "Complex Safe Days 616." +Before his speech Oxford's L'Chaim Society hosted a dinner in his honour. Shmuel Boteach, Oxford's rabbi, began the meal with a speech meant to pour oil on the troubled waters. +These patients are all but unrecoverable," complained Martin Delaney of Project Inform, a San Francisco activist group. +They had never played together before but thought it might be fun to try. +That would further complicate the domestic political scene. +A symbolic procession of workers _ including black-uniformed miners in tall feathered caps and shipyard workers in blue worksuits and yellow hardhats _ took up positions on the side of the hall. +Economists will tell you they make their prognostications on the basis of "the data," not gut feelings about the economy. +He noted that bishops from China, Vietnam and Laos were missing from the gathering, and said he hoped they would join the synod later. +The news sent the company's stock down nearly 5%. +Iraq is Syria's main Arab rival. +Yet Philips continued to increase its stake in Super Club last year despite signs of trouble that sent other shareholders and creditors scrambling for the exits. +Drogoul was fired in early September, and nine of the 15 employees in the Atlanta office later were suspended. +Should Hindi prevail, he proposes that the shoot be canceled and Tobash's $10,000 be forfeited to the park. +International Business Machines Corp. said Monday it and Toshiba Corp. have developed a prototype color flat-panel display for computers that is larger and clearer than any demonstrated so far. +Gold bullion rose to a seven-month high in active trading in London, where it was bid late in the day at $393 a troy ounce, up from $391.25 late Wednesday. +The firm had early-logged orders for $400 million of the notes going into the sale. +Democrats have been threatening to make that an issue in fall campaigns. +The private PPI news agency reported him as confirming the fact at a rally in the Pakistani-controlled part of Kashmir. In the past, the country said it had the capability to make nuclear weapons but had decided as a matter of policy not to make them. +Sonoma County Public Defender Marteen Miller requested a continuance for at least two months, but prosecutors argued against the delay and visiting Judge Reginald Littrell of Sierra County agreed with them. +Souter, whose views on the issue are unknown, is considered a pivotal vote for the future of legalized abortion. +Because of sheer size, some tobacco operations would be hard to sell in the form of a partnership, analysts say. +In their March announcement, they said they had produced four times more energy. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Barry Wright shares closed at $6.50, unchanged. +It must be the most intense torture there is _ the intense pain of being emotionally helpless." Liz's daughters are growing into strangers. +At a hearing Friday in the case of Heather's death, he filed motions asking that the trial be moved from Madison County because of news coverage. +The airline's earnings translated to 3.8 pence, or 6 cents, a share. +More than two companies of the Bracamonte Battalion, whose officers are American-trained, retreated into neighboring Honduras after 40 hours of heavy combat with guerrilla troops. +She suggested giving them a chance to relive that experience, partly to overcome their fear of choppers but also to help bring to the surface many of the memories and feelings they had been trying desperately to suppress. +Ian Went has moved from managing one of the outlets to becoming the company's operations director, while his brother, who is joint managing director, has become sales director. +But West Germany, where most of the West's short-range weapons are, wants such negotiations immediately. +In return, it received a 50% equity interest. +Meanwhile, February Fannie Mae prepayments data were released yesterday, and, as expected, reflected increased mortgage refinancings because of the lower interest rates of recent months. +But some Chinese who did not see the weekend events themselves could find the relentless television accounts persuasive. +While other mines might yield more carats, a higher percentage of them go to industrial use. +And recession fears have made consumers even more reluctant to buy steaks and roasts. +The Energy Department filed court papers last fall saying it had ignored and underfunded pollution control at Fernald but did not tell Westinghouse. +In a number of states, capital-gains taxes account for a good portion of total tax revenue. +The stock market staged a broad rally today, as investors appeared to be growing more hopeful that interest rates have peaked. +Needless to say, foreign sugar exporters, notably Fiji, Australia and Thailand, were infuriated. +Mr. Clore, the son of the late British retail magnate Sir Charles Clore, is said to be a reclusive arbitrager who conducts most of his business from Geneva, Paris and London. +"The growing concern over child care, elder care and parental leave will continue well into next century," the group added. +Chapman was rushed to Maidstone General Hospital in southeast England from his nearby home on Tuesday and died there Wednesday night, said his manager, Don Epstein. +Madrack's attorney, Charles N. Riley, said his client was told he is not a target of the investigation. +Prices have been at least $4 lower in recent months. "I think we can reach that ($18 price) within a few months," Chalabi said. +Two children were rescued unharmed when police stormed a townhouse, shot a blind escaped murderer to death and captured his partner to end a 34-hour standoff. +It concluded that British Gas's dual role as owner of the gas pipeline network and supplier to the vast majority of consumers made true competition impossible. +The new-look BAe, in which cars no longer have a part, is his design, not one brought in with the new chairman. +Asking rhetorically, "Has socialism fallen through?" +Domtar Inc., Montreal, said it sold the paper-converting operation at its plant here to Niagara Fiberboard Inc., formed by the operation's management. +He had difficulty answering questions about which railroad workers were required to undergo the tests. +Windows in several houses were shattered, but there were no reports of injuries, the news agency said. +Ms. Oltrogge said the plane was found outside approved flight corridors for the canyon. +"The American people understand the need for change. +They say the new kinds of contracts shouldn't be stifled just because they aren't made in the futures pits of commodity exchanges. +The Christian Broadcasting Network, which reaches 47 million households with its for-profit The Family Channel, would add the old PTL to its operation if its bid were accepted, said CBN spokeswoman Frankie Abourjilie. +The vote is a "step toward destroying our city," said Councilman Ted Hackworth. +In 1985, for example, a State Commission on Euthanasia recommended that it should be lawful to kill patients in a persistent coma even though they had never requested it. +The brands have been relatively inactive. +Television star Ed McMahon and his wife, Victoria, announced Sunday that they cleared the final obstacle delaying their divorce. +It submitted a bid for the fiscal 1988 sub as well as option bids on the two additional boats expected to be purchased in fiscal 1989 and fiscal 1990. +"It took me that long to discover the true value of the career that opened," he said. +In the Toronto economic communique, the countries repeated their pledge for close economic coordination, building on commitments made at the Tokyo summit in 1986 and the Venice summit last year. +The two-story mansion, built in 1919, was bought for $750,000 by Lennon and Ono in 1980, shortly before the former Beatle was slain in New York City. +The water systems likely to be in violation of the federal standard will account for roughly 3 percent of all the water systems in the country and provide water for 2 million people, said Cook. +The group, which includes a beautician, a shoe repairman and a supermarket cashier, has won some battles. +The alliance is offering 10.3 percent for foreign residuals, said spokesman Herb Steinberg. +"It should have been done two months ago. +O'Hara joined the Post in 1986 after eight years as a reporter and editor for The Miami Herald. +There are also a little water spaniel in painted porcelain and assorted coins, drawings, furniture, manuscripts and bronzes. +The Democrat is Rep. George Sangmeister of Illinois. +Now he doesn't know the price at which he will be able to complete the transaction. +Correspondents brought by the U.N. World Food Program visited about 30 families living in a cluster of hovels made of sticks and sacks. +"Pandemonium" is a raucous funk-rock stew spiced by the slick comic sense of the sharp-dressed Day, who dubs himself the "aristocratic black." +Under the U.N. plan, only people born in the territory may vote in the referendum. +Road, air and rail bottlenecks have slowed movement of relief supplies to the area in the foothills of the Caucasus Mountains in the Soviet south. +'How they performed' would be wonderful if you could find out, but references can be glowing to get rid of the unwanted (and the opposite). +"Clearly, these pose a threat to U.S. and allied peace keeping efforts in the Persian Gulf, the Middle East, and the Far East," said Quayle. +Long liquidation, or selling of contracts bought earlier, fueled the price tumble, an analyst said. +SynOptics didn't identify the shareholder, and its officers couldn't be reached. +The escapes brought the number of people fleeing communist East Germany to West Germany this year to 38. +"People should stop spending all the time and money on such trivial levels and start getting after the important cancer risks," such as smoking, preventable infections and high fat diets, said Ames. +Despite their lead in semiconductors and other computer parts, the Japanese haven't done well in efforts to sell mainframe and minicomputers in the U.S. +Next Tuesday, President Bush is going to deliver his much-anticipated speech about America's drug problem. +The old building, half a mile away, is to become a museum. +'They are convinced that the cashiers fiddle them. +It appears instead to be a conglomeration of conflicts and contradictions. +No fiddling with systems and procedures will ever prevent markets from suffering a panic wave of selling. +He also imposed a dust-to-dawn curfew. +North West was one rose well to close 2 1/2 higher at 307 1/2 p, having been cut to 300p at the outset. +The Mega Borg was listing and apparently in greater danger of sinking than the Exxon Valdez was. +Similarly, the Commerce Department said housing starts fell at a 9.3% annual rate, but the slowdown didn't erase the 17.2% increase in February from January. +It was taken to San Diego while the Star Dancer, owned by Admiral Cruises of Miami continued on to Los Angeles. +Rated double-A-3 by Moody's and double-A-minus by S&P, the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers. +Apache's oil reserves will increase to 40% of its total energy reserves from 21%, the company said. +Yet even Birmingham will not have a single Moslem MP in the next parliament. +I wanted to tell Andy, `Smile, baby.' +Foley, who had lunch with Bush, said he accepted an apology from Atwater and considered the matter "closed." +The only American making it to the semifinals, Kevin Kenner received one of four Steven De Groote Memorial Chamber Music Awards, presented in honor of the 1977 Cliburn gold medalist from South Africa. +If they succeed in developing drugs to prevent sensitisation, patients will retain normal feelings while avoiding severe pain. At the same time, pharmaceutical researchers are working to improve the performance of Nsaids. +What's more, panel members already have been presented with a stack of business memos, scientific studies and other documents that Dow Corning made public last week. +The author was pleased that it stuck faithfully to her story of Sam Hughes, a Kentucky teen-ager trying to learn more about her late father. +Given the history, it's hard to credit either the honesty of the elections or the honesty of the charges. +The principal parties contending in the municipal races are the United Left, a Marxist-led coalition; and the Democratic Front, a center-right coalition led by novelist Mario Vargas Llosa, who is favored to win the presidential race. +He said he learned this from a friend who is a security colonel and from other sources. +He has promised no new taxes, no Social Security cuts, no lagging of defense spending behind inflation, and no slowdown in the growth of priority programs. +Maybe our hearts are leading us astray. +Italian banks needing corporate finance advisers have traditionally looked abroad to avoid revealing confidential information to domestic rivals. +In the end, something had to give in order to break Mexico's vicious economic circle. +We are counting on that," the chief Azerbaijani delegate, Khikmet Khazhizade of his republic's People's Front group, told The Associated Press. +Aides to Mr John Major, prime minister, said the UN had received firm offers of 3,435 extra soldiers from eight countries, including the UK. Several of the deployments are temporary. +The municipal and the corporate bond markets will be open; however, dealings are expected to be limited. +Unilever, for example, could receive as many as 30 awards. There are also criticisms of the methodologies used to establish target baselines. +But it's extremely unlikely that "The Wonder Years" will fetch the $700,000 an episode that "Full House" drew. +The film maker decided that he didn't want to focus on the obvious (and dramatic) aspects of the case: the headlines, the public fascination with the heiress turned urban street-fighter. +"They were good neighbors," said John Brennan, a retired school administrator from Binghamton, N.Y. "He was a good church member. +Sales of imported cars, trucks and buses surged 53% in July from a year earlier to 17,339 units, a record for the month, the Japan Automobile Importers' Association announced. +"It's going to be a chain reaction," says Katsushi Tsunoda, an analyst at the Real Estate Economics Research Center in Tokyo. +He wears tennis shoes. +InterVoice jumped 2 1/8 to 15 1/4. +The depressing thing about the latest news from Kleinwort Benson is the insight it gives into the board's thinking. +They said a group of blacks near Marble Hall, north of Pretoria, hurled several gasoline bombs at a bus, causing extnesive damage. +There's so darn many, you have to control them or you'll have more next year if you don't," Nyberg said. +Vassiliou rejected a suggestion that Cypriots develop their own nationalism. +Miss Hart has been a co-host of "Entertainment Tonight" for more than six years. +It's not a stopgap measure. +Icahn, who owns about 34 million, or 13.26 percent, of the company's outstanding common shares, has long been unhappy with USX management and believes the company's stock price is too low. +He served 17 months of a two-year prison sentence. +In addition to discounts to managed groups, companies have been forced to offer rebates to Medicaid. +The subject of Nicaragua was brought up, but no apparent progress was made. +If the Soviets export 1.3 million barrels a day to the West and prices continue to hover at $25 a barrel, compared with $16 a barrel before the Iraqi crisis, they stand to gain $1.5 billion in additional hard currency this year. +The three poorest cities in the survey were all in Spain: Malaga, Cordoba and Seville. +Product defects can be cut by up to 50 per cent as quality problems are relayed quickly back to operators. COMMUNICATIONS The essence of Jit is communication, but it does not need computer technology to work well. +The school has 500 students in kindergarten through 12th grade. +Warehouse stocks there had been expected to remain unchanged or to drop a little and the increase created some pressure on prices, he said. +A poll by the business magazine Expansion found that 72% of executives wanted an agreement with the U.S. "It's like everything else," says the head of one clothing producer in Aguascalientes. +"Society is slowly waking" in protest against repression, banned playwright Havel told the Panorama public affairs show. +One of these was the exportation of Chinese culture to North America and Europe. +A former RSC regular, Pennington and director Michael Bogdanov started their company in November 1986 to reinvigorate the Bard's plays outside the institutional confines of London's large subsidized companies. +We have been in contact with other oil producers and will continue to try to recruit them." +The prepared meats and grocery businesses were hit by lower volumes and tighter margins in an intensely competitive market. +Will Mr Kenneth Clarke cut the UK base rate of interest in the near future? He is unlikely to do so. +Excel Industries Inc. expects to report that third-quarter net income fell about 50%. +"We are not as independent as we used to be," Mr. Seidman said of his agency. +A jet engine that remains the workhorse of the Boeing 737 fleet is under close inspection because of problems that led to the temporary grounding of 34 Boeing jets last month. +On Oct. 11-12, voters will elect members to 540 local councils, which will oversee the city's 603 schools. +It shows the Conservatives rising to 31 per cent with the Liberal Democrats dropping five points to 19 per cent. +He was said Wednesday to be out of danger. +The Houston Chronicle, the largest newspaper in the Southwest, ended years of speculation and announced that it will be acquired by Hearst Corp. for $400 million in cash and notes. +That package is part of a total 64 billion marks of tax cuts planned or already enacted since 1986. +Government officials said the latest talks are expected to end Thursday. +Startled but unhurt, Colbath ruled Bryant in contempt, and the defendant shot back some profanity. +At the same time, net capital outflows from Japan "increasingly will be rechanneled to European markets and away from the U.S. and Canada," he wrote. +Considering the thousands of times a year that this agency comes to the needs of our fellow entrepreneurs, it deserved a better report. +"It's difficult this year," he says, acknowledging the competition. +Will we see results, say, by 1995? +Taloqan, the capital of northern Takhar province, has been in guerrilla hands since Aug. 15, when the Soviets said they reached the halfway point of their troop withdrawal from Afghanistan, the sources said. +At one point, the ape bent over to smell the grass just outside his door before bounding back inside. +The maker of pharmaceuticals, medical and agricultural products said Keftab is used to treat several types of bacterial infections, including upper and lower respiratory infections, urinary tract infections, and skin and soft-tissue infections. +Sugar that costs 20 cents a pound in a store often costs four times that at barter time. +Ted Turner, TBS president and chairman, said the agreement affirms TBS' commitment to developing high-quality family programming. +On Thursday the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 14.63 to 2,664.89, bringing its loss over the past two sessions to 42.37 points. +"Many times, high performance does become fashion. +The amount of selling was not clear because the bank does not comment officially on its monetary activities. +One settles part of the dispute over cruise missiles carried on airplanes, the other sets the stage for keeping track of elusive mobile missiles. +Slightly more respondents than last month say jobs are "plentiful," 25.6%, up from 23.4%. +The individual in the case, the target of a grand jury investigation of tax fraud in Houston, hasn't been identified. +These 302 students constitute the Tokyo University science course "A" group, the best of those Sundai courses that are science-oriented. +On Monday, New Directions forces were turned back in an attempt to require rank-and-file elections for the union's top national officers, including the president, secretary-treasurer and vice presidents. +"In some cases where we have not been able to resolve the situation with the responsible insurance company, we don't have any recourse but to seek those legal means to get it back," Siebert said. +A Philadelphia County grand jury and a federal grand jury both decided not to return any indictments in the May 1985 bombing, which started a fire that left 11 people dead in the MOVE house and destroyed 61 homes. +He sent it to the Heards with hopes that they would forward it to the troops. +Mason County school board president Emma Kearns was in New York and couldn't be reached, according to someone who answered the phone at her Point Pleasant home. +Colleagues said the significance of the planned reforms of the Budget system had not been widely appreciated. +"I can't imagine moving from one community to the next because there's not a lot of people from a particular group to have quality relaxation time." Nonetheless, he knows that times have changed. +I've had some players tell me the pressure got so bad they couldn't even lift their arms." +Trump threatened to sue the firm and Roffman was fired after he rescinded his initial written apology to the developer. +The search for the gun used in the shootings went into a fourth day Sunday with no results. +He added that "If '87 was a great year, '88 will be a great year." +Combined packaging sales of Ball, Continental Can Europe and Ball-InCon last year would have been $2.78 billion, the company said. +His latest victories moved Dukakis to fewer than 600 delegates from the 2,081 he needs to clinch the nomination. +Adding to the complexity are tax-law changes, court cases and new Internal Revenue Service rulings. +However, major money-center and regional banks have been increasing their loan-loss reserves and capital at a pace faster than the growth of their Third World debt over the past five years. +The company's per-share earnings rose 15% in the first quarter, and Allen said AT&T hopes for the same growth rate all year. +That rule fit the ethos of 25 years ago but not now." They agreed that membership by top officials on nonprofit boards should be subject to approval by ethics officers. +Montedison said this summer it wanted to acquire full control in the subsidiary in order to compete more effectively in the increasingly global market. +But the presidential speech record and Reagan's own off-the-cuff remarks show otherwise. +"The client knew that the recently divorced person could focus his energies on the new job and there would be no problem getting the family relocated," Mr. Nordeman says. +Denmark held its last national election last September, and new balloting wasn't due for 3 1/2 more years. +The more transistors on one chip and the faster each works, the more each chip can do for the user. But the transistor is basically a switch. +The hair knows, and it will tell. +But what I did get from these people, and I think I knew it ahead of time but had it reinforced, was that these economies are hurting because of the kinds of export problems they are encountering. +The new law also restricts tax deductions for any home office to years in which the business makes a profit, says Harvey Gettleson, a tax partner in the Los Angeles office of Ernst & Whinney, the accounting firm. +The Soviet leader is trying to keep together his huge, economically troubled union of 15 republics with more than 100 nationalities and 289 million people. +There was one discordant note, both here and in Minneapolis. +"Consumers aren't that aggressive right now (about) buying VCRs and TVs." +To avoid such "dangerous activities," Carlucci said, "Gen. Yazov and I agreed that more would be done in this area." Both agreed that "there is no need for shooting," said Carlucci. "Gen. +"I don't think the studios determine what people's tastes are," he said. "The tastes dictate what gets done." Three years ago, according to the SAG report, actresses claimed a third of all film roles. +The restrictions on export of consumer goods, particularly home appliances, are directed primarily at citizens of other socialist countries. +Mr. O'Brien is a principal of the Law and Economics Consulting Group, in Berkeley, Calif. +Following the collapse of the Nicaraguan peace talks, a Contra leader on Friday called for a resumption of U.S. military aid to the rebels, saying the alternative could be Sandinista annihilation of his forces. +The executive director of Americans for Generational Equity _ AGE _ resigned Tuesday and the group's three-person office will close its doors today, an aide to Rep. Tim Penny, D-Minn., the organization's acting chairman, said Thursday. +"We now know that Mr. Seymour knew that that was not true at the very time that he was telling the court that it was," said Deaver's lawyers. +There is no denying that manufacturers' margins are being squeezed at present, even though falling input prices in the second half of last year allowed margins to be widened a touch. +The vice president also would like to see the War Powers Act "challenged," says Mr. Teeley, his spokesman. +Pohrman visited the home last weekend wearing roller skates and a tight body stocking with huge red cardboard hearts over her front and back. +TV in Mexico is government-controlled or pro-government. +The bottom line is becoming, if you want somebody to communicate with your children, get Jesse. +"I guess that's the definition of being a bear." +Nine-month revenue rose 45.5 percent to $33.61 billion from $23.10 billion a year earlier. +A steady rain fell as Akihito, accompanied by Empress Michiko, bowed deeply and placed a bouquet of white flowers on a dark granite cenotaph before the monument. +Jurors chosen by the University of Louisville reviewed 60 nominations before deciding on Neustadt and May's entry. +" The Department of Labor conducted a one-day sweep of businesses in June this year, uncovering 3,800 cases of child labor violation. Most of the cases involved youngsters working more hours than the laws allow, but many were using dangerous machinery. +The government's policy has been to starve loss-making units of funds to force them either to seek private capital (which very few are strong enough to attract) or cut costs. +"I just can't imagine the dollar going much lower," he says, predicting a techncial correction that could lift the dollar to 1.8280 marks and 129.50 yen in coming days. +Earlier in the day, Pakistan offered to sign the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty if India does so simultaneously. +The government released 281 political prisoners today as part of a sweeping amnesty and the freed dissidents vowed to topple President Roh Tae-woo and drive U.S. forces out of South Korea. +The cost is about two months' salary and you calculate the gain to be 10 months' salary. +At the moment, the 'people-based' economics that supposedly lies at the heart of Mr Clinton's strategy is looking decidedly tame. +Here is an alphabetical list of 20 top movies of the '80s as compiled by the editors of The Associated Press: "AMADEUS" _ A stunning, gorgeous-looking requiem for a child prodigy, directed with style and ferocity by Milos Forman. +Republican leaders, while acknowledging the need for cuts, said the move was too little, too late. +Virgyle Hougendobler, an electrical contractor who rewired the Quayle home when the senator was a boy, remembers the youthful Quayle as quick-minded. +That would be enough to raise $27 billion over five years. +But he said, 'one thing that will be cast in concrete in the City is that I once offered 30p'. Lex, Page 22 A communist supporter, holding a photograph of Stalin, shouts at deputies of the Russian Congress meeting in Moscow yesterday. +Even without U.S. protectionism, total Western operating and planned production capacity from 1989 onward will be insufficient to meet expected uranium demand, said the Uranium Institute's supply and demand committee. +Tom Parr is chairman of Colefax & Fowler, which perhaps more than any other decorating company, symbolises the countrified look, the world of chintz and 'humble elegance'. +Even so, he said, Iraq is currently producing more than Iran's quota under the production restrictions in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Glaxo American depositary receipts closed sharply lower, down $4.875 to $23.875. +Presidio said the purchase will increase its proven reserves to 3.5 million barrels of oil and 105 billion cubic feet of natural gas. +A spokesman for E.F. Hutton also declined to comment. +Poll results released Monday showed Sawyer 7 percentage points behind. +Last month, eight African leaders endorsed the Angolan government's peace plan, which calls for Savimbi to be exiled from the country during a transitional period and for his forces to be absorbed into the present government. +U.S. bean acreage being tilled fell to its lowest level since 1976. +The new systems, which will be installed at Ford's Bridgend and Swansea engine plants in South Wales, are scheduled for completion late in 1990. +He said he met Reebok Chairman Paul Fireman last spring when the two helped organize Nelson Mandela's visit to Boston. +"The results show that on very basic ideas, vast numbers of Americans are scientifically illiterate," he said in a telephone interview. +The Hungarian Democratic Forum is a centrist party with 21,000 members, fielding 174 candidates. +However ambitious she was, stretching up to Beethoven's soprano Leonore, embracing Wagnerian heroines, the voice never suggested she had gone too far. Farewells have already been said in Salzburg, New York and Paris. +Waxman had opened the hearing by complimenting Bush's wife Barbara for symbolic gestures toward AIDS patients, but wondering whether Bush would follow up on a campaign commitment to back federal anti-discrimination legislation. +It may prove difficult, though, to convince a sceptical Nigerian public. +The protesters' complaints of official corruption touched a sensitive chord among the general public and posed a clear challenge to the party's moral leadership. +The company makes concentrated phosphate-based fertilizers. +"The constitution guarantees that when we come before our courts seeking justice, our lives will not be given less or more value than the lives of others," it said. +One of the victims was rancher Tommy Kalberg, believed to be in his 50s, who had been injured in an accident involving a three-wheeled recreational vehicle, Ames said. +A spokesman for Kerrey's office said Monday the budget office had not responded. +The U.S. reversed its policy and announced that it would support a special international fund to wean developing countries from the use of chemicals that destroy the atmosphere's protective ozone layer. +The rise of nearly 3 percentage points in UK bond yields since last winter can be decomposed into two elements. +Enron Oil & Gas, 84%-owned by Enron, jumped 1 3/4 to 25 3/8. +Kelly will meet with ousted leaders of the Kuwaiti government who were given sanctuary in Saudi Arabia, and with Saudi officials. +In 1983, AT&T acquired a 25 percent stake in Olivetti and agreed to sell Olivetti personal computers in the United States under its own name. +Each year in the United States, about 16,500 babies are born to mothers with hepatitis B infections. +He has since traveled the world speaking against apartheid. +The market share of Japanese and South Korean exporters rose to more than 75 percent in 1987 from just under 50 percent in 1984, while the share of the EEC industry fell from more than 50 percent to 18 percent in 1987, the commission said. +One of the principal reasons against selling is that the carrier is emerging from a period of consolidations with other airlines as a stronger company and shows potential for improved financial results, he said. +One trench, 30 feet wide by 30 feet deep and 400 feet long, was filled with dirt Monday to form a firebreak similar to those used in forest fires, Lent said. +Federal investigators are blaming the October 1987 derailment of an Amtrak passenger train in Iowa on a workman's failure to restore a track switch to its proper position. +Goldman Sachs then sold some 600 lots in the 2,451-4 range which pulled the contract down. +A 1984 front page story in The Wall Street Journal identified Mr. Messinger and Mr. Oshatz as tax attorneys for Mr. Markowitz. +Congressional strategists prefer a short-term debt-ceiling extension at this time because they believe that such a measure could be kept free of extraneous amendments, such as one banning abortions. +But Albertson's is trading at a lower multiple (18) of estimated earnings. +GenCorp Inc., showing marked improvement in its tire segment, reported a sevenfold increase in fiscal fourth-quarter earnings to $36 million, or $1.59 a share. +The statement also claimed the mastermind of the revolt was former Interior Minister Roger Lafontant, who is now living in the Dominican Republic, which shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti. +International United Steelworkers union leaders, trying to take advantage of an upbeat metals market, will meet with local presidents in St. Louis today to try to get them to approve early contract talks with two giant U.S. aluminum concerns. +If Mr. Dukakis wants to be bold in leading this nation, why can't he start by making a bold choice for the vice presidency? +The trust's sole trustees are Media General's chairman, D. Tennant Bryan, and its vice chairman, J. Stewart Bryan. +Lindow was scheduled to report his findings Tuesday at the annual meeting of the American Phytopathological Society in San Diego. +But for the first time since the revolution, deans who are not party members _ five out of 13, according to the new engineering dean _ were appointed last fall. +Michael Boskin, the president's chief economist, said Friday that the jobless rate could "creep a teeny bit higher" in the next few months, but predicted it will decline later in the year. +Newark builds several K-body cars. +The rating concern cited Fleming's proposed acquisition of Malone & Hyde Inc., a food wholesaler in Memphis, Tenn., for $225 million in cash and the assumption of $375 million in debt. +One of my brothers called and said, `I see you married John Travolta's girlfriend.' +Mr. Grettenberger insisted Cadillac isn't trying to "turn back the clock" with its cars. +It cited the October crash on world stock markets and turmoil in the currency markets. +And I again would salute the president of the French Republic for the way in which he conducted the meetings. +Heller Financial is a Chicago-based unit of Japan-based Fuji Bank Ltd. +In the past, provisions for anticipated future loan losses weren't deducted from earnings as regulators figured them; only the actual "charge-offs" were deducted. +There were no injuries or arrests at the protest outside Seoul's Yonsei University, where the 3,000 protesters had gathered in support of unification. +The widely-followed indicator had not closed at such heights since it stood at 2,051.89 on Jan. 7. +That will not happen quickly. +The bicentennial bash in honor of the French Revolution peaked with a parade that featured moonwalking Americans, Scottish bagpipers, Soviet tanks spewing confetti and a touching reminder of the crackdown in China. +Drexel said it had reached agreement with landlord Olympia & York, a large real estate concern that owns many New York properties, to restructure and extend for 10 years Drexel's lease on its world headquarters in southern Manhattan. +It is fraught with political risks. +On that day 70 years ago, firefighters drowned in the sugary mire. +In this administration, Burdetsky said, "There is certainly a lot of anxiety. +'Then they will use them on a track. Our strategy will not change,' he said. I am sure he is right. +That is why controversy surrounds the switch last September to the new ratings system based on peoplemeters, hand-held devices that record what is watched and by whom more precisely than the old system of handwritten diaries. +After the 1984 election, Atwater became a partner in the lobbying firm of Black, Manafort & Stone. +Anyone who's ever searched an electronic data base of news articles knows the worry that juicy tidbits are slipping through your net. +Observers and even some officials at the companies say stanching the free flow of sensitive information at Japan's big securities firms won't be simple. +Cars affected by the recall include Buick Riviera and Reatta, Oldsmobile Toronado and Trofeo and Cadillac Eldorado and Seville models with floor-mounted shift levers. +"Escort is our largest program ever in Europe," says a Ford spokesman. +Sharpton said that he met several times recently with a "60 Minutes" producer and that Glenda Brawley called Wallace last week. +Pilling won respect for his work at the prison service, and had been expected to continue in charge when it achieved executive agency status this year. +The latest prospective entrants are among the biggest losers in the demise of Executive Life, and the plan appears to be an effort to reverse that plight. +Among major groups, earnings fell for autos, banks, thrifts and steel in the second quarter, while oil companies and the computer industry posted mixed performances. +Communists also suffered persecution under the Nazis. +The market ignored potentially bearish news that 1,250 workers at Highland Valley Copper Co.'s mine near Logan Lake, British Columbia, may be ordered back to work by the government, ending a three-day wildcat strike. +The yen's continued sharp rise played a major role in the decline over the past two weeks. +Ortega returned to Nicaragua on Dec. 16 from a 34-day tour of the Mideast. +Reported profit of #185 million in first half ended Sept. 30. +"We've known what we were doing," Bush said. "We've been on this track for some time. +Communist maverick Boris N. Yeltsin was named head of a committee on construction and architecture. +Ishak Ibrahim Omar said that two rebel battalions were routed in the Yei fighting. +The school officials also noted Mrs. Fee previously had authorized Herndon to administer three paddle swats to Tracy if he misbehaved. +The General Presbytery meets annually, usually in August. +The tank is a prototype toy made by Voice Control Systems, a small Dallas-based manufacturer of computers that recognize speech. +The barbarians are at the gate. +"In cases where we find indentures that have significant protection, we may assign a slightly higher rating," Mulvaney said. +Forst has been on a hunting vacation in Alaska. +'We assumed there would be someone at the subcontractor who had an overall view of the project but there wasn't,' says the company's executive director. But the difficulties do not always lie with the subcontractor. +It achieves this with an expert or 'knowledge-based' system programmed to look for particular sets of circumstances. Hackers are predictable, says Lunt. +Traders said that most of the DM24.4bn injected into the market by the Bundesbank earlier in the week had been soaked up by dealers. Sentiment about interest rate cuts continued to be strong in sterling markets, helped by Thursday's unemployment figures. +The vehicle for doing that is a new 12-member Supreme National Council headed by Prince Sihanouk. +Bobby Kahn, 30, was executive director of the Georgia Democratic Party when efforts began to bring the 1988 convention to Atlanta. He headed the successful drive, then moved to the Atlanta '88 corporation that was set up to manage preparations. +Dance Theatre of Harlem kicks off its four-week New York season with "Footprints Dressed in Red," a new work by the kinetic Garth Fagan. +Hundreds of thousands of faithful welcomed the Polish-born pontiff as he made his first visit to Eastern Europe since a pro-democracy tide ousted the region's hard-line Communist leaders last year. +That was more than enough to offset the natural population increase of about 10,000 for the same period. +"Van used to live in Cambridge and he used to listen, and that's how we become friends. +He said the filings were late because the company's lawyers were also filing antitrust papers for its recent $95 million purchase of the Denver Post from Times Mirror Co. of Los Angeles. +As he left Washington Sunday evening for Brazile, President Bush declined to respond directly to reporters' questions about details of pending talks. "I'm very pleased with the way it's going, but we'll see," was his only response. +The contract runs until 1999 and replaces individual contracts for each store, some of which were due to run out this year. The new agreement also changes the way in which each side makes profits from retailing, sharing risks more equally between them. +A day earlier, New Forum opposition group called for the protests to oppose what it called the "restoration policy" of Communists seeking to gain an advantage before the May elections, according to the official news agency ADN. +He's performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City. +From Chris Serle's Pick Of The Week at 7.20 through to The Financial Week with Nigel Cassidy at 11.25, is a constant flow of tempting material. +But by breaking them, he has damaged the reputation of what is probably the most innovative and aggressive stock-trading firm outside of Wall Street. +The train was traveling at 70 mph when the incident occurred about 1:30 a.m., authorities said. +The rules are being put out for public comment for 30 days. +The takeover is expected to merge RepublicBank's and InterFirst's lead banking units in Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio and possibly in several other cities, officials for both companies said. +Ms. Tarbox adds that the 15% earnings growth rate "is still out there as a focus for the corporation." +The traditionally cosy relationship between capital and labour has been brought into question and a new order is emerging. +Mr. Sellars likes nothing better than a theatrical challenge, and "Zangezi" offers plenty. +Given America's much ballyhooed trade deficit with Japan, the presence of American products is probably much higher than many Americans would expect. +At the official fixing in Paris, the mark was pegged at 3.3300 francs, up sharply from 3.2883 francs Tuesday. +Jake Hill, Gore's assistant campaign coordinator, suggested neither Gephardt nor Simon would be able to round up the 15 percent of votes to allow them to receive any delegates. +Many now believe this is inevitable. +And the payroll side of Friday's ambiguous employment report pointed to a somewhat slower pace of job creation. It would be dangerous, however, to conclude that the Fed has done enough to reduce US growth to a sustainable 2 1/2 -3 per cent. +And ideally, exchange-rate reform to preserve the dollar at purchasing power parity with other currencies. +Mr. Safford was suspended from associating with any exchange member for five business days. +Stock prices edged upward today in a sluggish start to a midsummer week. +Wall Street analysts estimate that speculators in Robins stock, such as Steinhardt Partners of New York, have seen their holdings increase in value by tens of millions of dollars. +"I can't answer that," the spokesman says. +The disclosures were contained in documents filed by Chemical with the Securities and Exchange Commission. +Most informal street vendors reject the nationalization and they don't believe in "credit democratization by the state." +Georgians were for peaches. +Grant and LeMasters were the architects of a bold bid this season to revive CBS's sagging ratings; the network replaced eight of its 22 hours of weekly prime-time programming, the most ever for CBS. +In effect, the central banks are subsidizing imports and the flight of capital. +The outlawed IRA claimed responsibility for the deaths and the Royal Ulster Constabulary, Northern Ireland's police force, said it was questioning three people. +Kennedy looked solemn as he entered the chamber, strode past the American flag, stood before the pale marble columns and took his seat at the end of the row of nine justices. +They will also continue to argue that working over 48 hours should be permitted if a risk assessment shows there is no danger to health or safety. In the past few months some moves have been made in the UK's direction. +Polls taken in early December gave Collor de Mello a 10-point lead. +This same group of taxpayers would get the bill's only tax break for capital gains - a limited cut on profits from the sale of investments that is far less than President Bush wants. +It then began a program of research whaling which it says is aimed at assessing whale stocks. +The funds will be used as working capital for Yugo and for development and launch of the Malaysian-built Proton car in the U.S. this year, Global said in a statement. +But even when the men were jumping up in unison and scrabbling under their armpits, there was something static about the whole thing. +Tuesday _ Riots break out in Tirana when Albanians seek sanctuary in foreign embassies in an apparent attempt to flee the repressive regime. +He said that under the Soviet Constitution, the Baltic republics have a right to secede, but only if they first hold referendums and then follow procedures established by Soviet law. +Cockroaches mean dirt - and dirt is not allowed in Singapore. +Ill-fed, poorly-housed and semi-literate people will find it hard to participate in industrialisation. +Shares of many competitors have fared much better. +Sen. Dodd was quick to point out that the "Sandinistas are their own worst enemy," but he didn't comment on the kind of foreign policy that trusts Sandinistas. +"Our profits for the second quarter are the highest yet reported for those three months by any airline in the world," Lord King, British Airways' chairman, said in a statement. +This economic squeeze has fortified the arguments that the Philippines can't afford to turn out the Americans. +"It's great way to let off steam," said a sailor after defeating one of his buddies in the day's featured three-round heavyweight match. +"The best that could happen would be for the Contras (rebel guerrillas) to be demobilized by April 25 and for the United States to lift the embargo and send the aid it has promised starting that day," Ortega told Nicaraguan journalists. +Hospitals can buy into a chain of substance-abuse clinics, for example, for a small fraction of what it would cost to create their own programs. +Pieces of furniture blown out of shelled apartments were scattered in the streets. +In particular, department attorneys say conflicts between private plaintiffs and the government can arise. +"The multiparty system spells the destruction of our nation," he said last year. "We believe we are one people, one flag, one identity. +Manufacturing sales increased 0.5 percent. +The writers now have 20 scripts completed and 30 outlined. +But some question whether Mr. Ross's departure would cripple the company. +More significant, the Tokyo Stock Exchange launched an investigation into suspicious dealings in Taiyo Kobe shares ahead of the announcement. +He also brings the English tangerinos like Herbert and Rupert Croft-Cooke more into the centre of the picture, which remains a murky one. +Most of the 18 Western hostages in Lebanon are believed held by pro-Iranian Shiite extremist factions. +Atkins and others involved in the scheme offered to sell the documents to the Iranian company for use in a possible lawsuit against Ashland over its nonpayment. +At about 27 per cent, the Conservative share of the vote was the lowest this century in a nationwide election. Cabinet ministers who sat last night in television and radio studios had their excuses ready. +Sales fell from Pounds 90.6m to Pounds 58.1m mainly due to the sale. Mr Michael Waring, chief executive, said that Northgate, the core commercial vehicle hire business, had doubled pre-tax profits to Pounds 3m. +CRUISE LINES worry that expansion may outpace demand. +As part of a day-long celebration of the resurgence of the city's waterfront section, 13 tugboats chugged into New York Harbor for the first Tugboat Beauty Contest. +Relatives and families of the executed Polish officers will, under new rules, be allowed to visit the memorial, the broadcast quoted Smolensk regional official Alexei Orlov as saying. +About 21,000 British civilians in the gulf region will also receive gas masks, officials said. +For the several hundred thousand Americans each year who undergo "appearance" surgery, there is the question of how to interpret the various claims and find the most capable provider. +Henry Bourgeois, commanding officer of the state police communications center, said it was "time to remind the top management" about the taping system and to decide what lines should be recorded. +Sony's "Data Discman" player has a screen that displays text recorded on CDs called Electronic Books that each can store about 100,000 pages of text _ more than 300 paperback books, Sony officials said. +The new two-year notes auctioned Tuesday ended when-issued trading at a price of 99 30/32 to yield 7.02%. +Before the testimonial dinner, Mrs. Reagan was presented at a private reception with the Colombian congressional order of the Great Extraordinary Cross with Gold Star in recognition of her work with young people in drug prevention programs. +So far the market has been dominated by speculators and individual buyers. The conference on Latin American Capital Markets was overshadowed by the recent instability in financial markets in the industrialised world. +Applicants must grapple with just 99 questions, down from 133 in 1990. +It was the first official appearance in decades for Medvedev, and occurred less than three weeks after Andrei D. Sakharov, Nobel Peace Prize winner and former political exile, met with reporters at the Soviet Foreign Ministry press center. +Admittedly, by omitting false or suspect information, the book can here and there seem disappointingly bland. +(I suspect that Mr Major thinks like that.) But any well-trained NCO knows that when you are all crossing a bridge, you must break step. +White also said Matthews unsuccessfully sought help prior to the slaying in a letter to a teacher in which Matthews described his desire to kill and light fires. +Although the aftershocks are generally decreasing in magnitude, there is still a small chance of a strong temblor measuring 5.0 or more on the Richter scale of ground movement in the next few days, said USGS seismologist William Bakun. +Of this, 477,000 shares were purchased by affiliates of Knoll and 475,000 shares were bought by MIM Ltd. Knoll said it has an agreement with MIM whereby MIM will commit as much as $6 million to buy shares. +He received the mandate Friday from President Christos Sartzetakis after conservatives, who made election gains, failed to form a governing coalition. +It identified losses of Dollars 285m. The UK authorities' reaction: encourage BCCI to move its treasury operations to the Gulf region. +"The report showed surprising weakness for the third month in row," Sullivan said. +Ohio's Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste appeared with Dukakis before a union audience in Columbus, but did not endorse him and planned to appear with Jackson in Cleveland on Sunday. +Expensive purchases normally financed with loans _ like cars _ were predicted to shrink as consumers became obliged to spend more on things such as mortgage payments. +Richard Corver of Toronto, quoting Martinsen as saying Corver had flown CF-18 fighter planes for three years. +Today, Mr. Mucha's cancer is in remission. +Charles Levitt, a livestock analyst at Shearson Lehman Hutton, Chicago, expects the department's survey of feedlots in 13 states to show an 11% drop in the number of young cattle placed on feedlots in the third quarter, compared with 1987. +Two hours after Mr. Marcos fled Malacanang, Joker Arroyo, Mrs. Aquino's executive secretary, entered the former president's fetid bedroom and found the bank records that set off the paper chase to recover his fortune. +If I can spare somebody from going through what I went through, I'll gladly do that." The entertainer said she is cultivating a quiet, reflective side of her personality. +As Simpson argued last week, design is, in every sense, a multi-disciplinary team activity with intimate connections to quality, marketing and production. +Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. was the company's placement agent. +If your policies aren't right when you are on the map, you won't win.' Anything less than a public expression of supreme confidence would be shocking, and Mr Woodward does not disappoint: 'Running a good campaign is not just about having money. +Former Party secretary Emil Bobu will be tried on charges of bringing economic ruin on Romania and aiding genocide in the killing of thousands during the December uprising. +The Recruit scandal broke last summer with revelations that the company had sold cut-price shares in a real estate subsidiary to more than 150 politicians, bureaucrats, business leaders and media executives. +Witnesses in Srinagar, summer capital of Jammu-Kashmir state, said soldiers and paramilitary commandos of the elite National Security Guard were searching the city. +During the flight, the astronauts were to check out 258 modifications made to Columbia to improve safety and reliability as a result of the accident. +Friday's US employment report may have shown enough strength to convince the Federal Reserve to delay an interest rate cut. +"The tranquilizer of the '80s is going to be candy." +More generally, the tone of the article is highly prejudicial to anything that is Canadian. +The discovery that unauthorized evidence was at the jury's disposal brought to a halt Wednesday jury deliberations over a delicatessen owner's claims that Paul Newman reneged on a promise to give him a share of the actor's food business. +But wages in that nation are surging. +In the Kyodo report, the steel-industry officials said that although the five steelmakers are expected to post operating earnings for the half, they are still likely to post pretax losses. +It expects to drill four more exploration wells in 1991. +'The goal is to get a cure,' according to P&G, 'but before you get there, you have to try to improve what's available now.' A six-part series on cancer research will start on the Technology Page next month. +Ethyl said fourth-quarter and full-year results benefited from the gain on the sale of Ethyl's Hardwicke Chemical Co. unit to Britain's MTM PLC in November. +Including losses from discontinued operations, the company posted a net loss of $103,000 on sales of $17.4 million for the first quarter ended March 17. +The strike wave began 11 days ago in Kuznetsk, the country's second-largest coal field. +There have been predictions the rapid changes could lead to steps toward unification with West Germany. +During this upheaval, it speculated, "some areas of the country could experience brownouts and even blackouts because of capacity shortages from the loss of electricity now being derived from nuclear-power plants." +Sixty-eight urban and rural areas failed to meet the limit for ozone, up from 62 last year. +Efficiency doesn't destroy jobs, it generates the wealth to create new, and usually better, jobs. +The ancient city wall of Kano, once 15 metres high, can now be stepped over and the walls of Zaria and Benin are also threatened. +Initially, this would certainly lead to a plunge in property values and stock markets. +Olympia & York, owned by Toronto's Reichmann family, has had trouble attracting tenants to Canary Wharf. +He said the students, from a teacher training college, "attacked the hall and tried to destroy the building," but security forces surrounded them and used tear gas and sticks to disperse them. +"We're pleased that he will be getting out," defense attorney Stanley Greenberg said outside court. "It's a little later than we would have liked. +The party lost power amid anti-union sentiment provoked by nationwide strikes and soaring prices. +But the government took a soft-pedal approach by changing rules for the programs rather than making deep cuts in allocations. +Papandreou, on a honeymoon with his new 35-year-old wife, was not in Parliament. +They hoped to travel at speeds up to 60 knots an hour, following the prevailing eastern winds at altitudes of up to 30,000 feet in a pressurized radar-equipped polyethlene gondola three yards by two yards wide. +Many of the witnesses during the two-month trial were Haas customers who testified that they lost their life savings when the company collapsed. +He told the bartender that he had an AK-47 rifle and talked about the weapon's capabilities. +The main reason for this lag is that individual investors own 65% of the OTC market's capitalization, according to Mr. Hardiman, much more than on the Big Board. +Henry G. Cisneros and W. Thomas Stephens were elected to the board of this architectural and construction services concern, expanding the board to 11. +Hyundai Motor America on Friday recalled 242,972 1986 and 1987 model Excel automobiles for emission-control repairs. +NatWest Securities urged investors to buy the shares saying: 'The rating still does not reflect the potential. +Wood said, "He is very high on the list." +Economists at Goldman, Sachs & Co. expect further declines in such income gauges. +Borman's operates 79 Farmer Jack food markets in the Detroit area. +The girl needed the transplant because of hypocholesteremia, a rare genetic disorder that prevented her body from processing cholesterol. +This should trigger some sharp price 'spikes' through 1993. +The November drop in inventories, which followed a sharp 0.6% rise in October, put the ratio of inventories to sales at 1.35, down from 1.36 in October. +The U.S. Food and Drug Administration asked Kellogg last year to provide data showing that psyllium, a soluble fiber that is used in laxatives, is safe in foods and to back up its health claims. +They have the lowest education levels in the state and the highest suicide rate. +They wanted to know where I stood on the issues," he said. "I'm pro-choice, I'm pro-teacher. +The key witness on that count was Ms. Gabel, who conceded in her testimony that her version of the facts had changed in the past and might change again. +Tate said production was being maintained by salaried staff, although there was speculation that it planned to bring in temporary replacement workers. +"We were biting our nails waiting for the opening," said a platinum trader. +Both, however, have dropped their appeals of the suspensions and can fly again if they pass recertification tests. +In the U.S., it is assumed that everyone wants to acquire more, so low prices are a means to that end. +After recapping the sorry experiences of 1985 and 1986, the editors of S&P's Credit Week decided to assess the outlook. +The Bundesbank's admission that it has spent DM60bn in intervention during the recent turmoil is a rude reminder of the scale of short-term capital flows in a world largely free of exchange controls. +He cited for special criticism South Korea's annual government-sponsored "frugality" campaigns, which urge citizens to buy domestic products. +Pigman said the new campaign will complement Rotary's 3-year-old PolioPlus Program, which has been raising money with the goal of providing polio immunizations to the roughly 100 million children born anuually in developing nations. +However, it will check to ensure Northern is within the inflation-linked formula regulating price rises. +To extend the ratification deadline beyond Friday midnight would require legislative action by all provincial legislatures. +I like organization, so imagine two or three talking together at the same time," Mubarak said. +"We put in a poison pill, not to stop a tender offer, but to make sure we have time to negotiate the very best deal," Mr. Gero said. +A military court sentenced a Palestinian woman, Munira Daoud, to eight months in prison for throwing a rock in April at a Jewish settler guarding hiking Jewish teen-agers in the West Bank village of Beita. +Traders said they think there's a good chance of a cut in the VA ceiling today partly because it would be politically advantageous for Vice President George Bush to have the move occur before election day. +Some 60% of the shares of that company, though listed in the names of several Middle Eastern investors, are owned by BCCI, according to the Fed. +The unsubsidised cost of ethanol is 120 cents a gallon. The president infuriated the oil industry which, in any case, has been angry about other perceived slights. +Mr Ikeda's followers had accused the Nichiren monks of 'playing golf and living madly spendthrift lives'. Mr Akiya is undismayed and likens the split to Christian protestants' breakaway from the Catholic church. +Ulysses was 3.1 million miles from Earth on Wednesday, speeding at 25,451 mph toward a February 1992 swing past Jupiter, said Don Meyer, NASA's operations manager for Ulysses at Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena. +He has been governor ever since, pining to be president all the time. +The Iranian delegation voiced a reservation after the declaration was approved, saying the document fell short of a categorical condemnation of past use of chemical weapons. +Under FDA procedures, companies send potential products to independent laboratories for testing, and submit the results _ paperwork _ to the FDA for its study. +One pound cost $1.8270 in London late Tuesday from Friday's late $1.8062, the last trading day before the New Year holiday. +Cates wouldn't discuss details of Pursell's proposed legislation, but existing JOAs likely would be unaffected. +Johnson broke with Taylor and his National Patriotic Front in February and accuses his rival of being a Libyan stooge and a communist. +The financial institutions have helped keep unemployment at about 1.5 percent, by far the lowest in the 12-nation EEC. +Over the one, two and three years to October 1, the Recovery fund has been in the top quartile (best 25 per cent) of the UK growth sector. +Rep. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., has put together a similar amendment in the House, but on Wednesday he said he was concerned about reaction in financial markets and had not decided whether to offer it. +Its stock is cheap, he adds, at about 13 times the past 12 months earnings. +Resorts World advanced 40 cents to MDollars 10.50 and Malaysian International Shipping foreign shares appreciated 35 cents to MDollars 8.00. BANGKOK finished firmer across the board following gains in foreign stock markets. +The Mozambique National Resistance said in a statement distributed in Lisbon, Portugal, that it also destroyed in central Manica province part of an important oil pipeline that runs from Mozambique to neighboring Zimbabwe. +True to form, Britain's prime minister was the least eager among the NATO summit participants to lower the West's voice or guard in the wake of Kremlin reforms and the collapse of the Soviet Union's satellite regimes in Eastern Europe. +He refuses to talk about the movie now because it may be touchy with the military brass. +According to Mayor Saverio Valente, the law was necessary "for reasons not only aesthetic, but hygienic." On the island of Ponza, about 65 miles to the north in the Tyrrhenian Sea, bathers are also barred from strolling the streets in swimsuits. +Newell's stake includes 172,700 shares purchased from Dec. 15 through last Thursday for $30.25 apiece. +But here is Adam Lively, inventing the biography of one Paul Clearwater (born 2030, died 2099) as the springboard for an ambitious novel of ideas about the power of music and creativity. +"Money is the motivation," said John Fernandes, spokesman for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. +Since taking office, President Bush has on several occasions said he believed the Fed's worries about inflation were misplaced, saying he saw no need to push interest rates higher. +Black activists are urging a boycott of the elections, which they condemn as an extension of apartheid. +Mr. Nicholas saw himself as the target of Wall Street investors, angry because Time had turned down a $200 per share offer from Paramount Communications Inc. and then taken on heavy debt to buy Warner. +"The condition of the economic recovery has been downgraded from weak to precarious." On the consumer inflation front, the modest change in prices in October was broad-based. +After being freed from prison and put on probation for his 1984 conviction, Webb was arrested and jailed again in June 1988 on charges he forced a woman's car off of a highway in New Britain, then kidnapped her and raped her. +"Clearly, the VCR route is the most promising for expansion of the arts," said Mr. Harris, calling his estimate of a $2 billion market for arts-related videotapes "conservative." +It has ousted the TGWU as Britain's biggest union. +WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's hens produced an estimated 5.53 billion eggs in September, according to a monthly report by the Agriculture Department. +The theft also sparked a public debate on the security of the Dutch artistic collections. +Now everything hummed with that modern drone of smooth-running machinery, the bass notes of this civilization. +He said the Energy Department has developed other technologies related to hazardous waste removal, but he said he didn't know whether the department has licensing agreements for those technologies. +He relies on his own tax adviser, who is also the company's secretary-treasurer. +The club's acting manager, Joyce Cirimelli, said she has posted a copy of the judge's ruling in the pool area and a notice saying that members who want to swim must wear bathing suits, but many men are still swimming in the buff. +An economic team under the direction of Deputy Secretary of State Eagleburger and Deputy Secretary of Treasury Robson is just returning from Panama. +The 30 round trip tickets would have cost about $9,000, she said. +"I love all my children and really try to stress a good and healthy surrounding. +"I have some disagreements with Rev. Jackson," Dukakis said. "I have some disagreements with Sen. Gore. +It still looks tediously static, with ground usually being gained at about the speed of a self-advancing pit prop. +People will wonder about change. +It was just going to be a vacation home, Monaghan said. +Zoo officials also took that egg away for artificial incubation in hopes that Cachuma would "double clutch" or lay a second egg. +When it comes to water, all bets are off. +From below, the view is breathtaking: the ornate architecture of the Louvre's twin towers looms against the ever-changing grays of the Paris sky. +Texaco Inc.'s fourth-quarter earnings were one-sixth the level of the year-earlier quarter. +Over the weekend, Mr. Meese's lawyers said he had only "limited participation" in discussions of the pipeline, and that "no actual or potential violation of law was brought" to his attention. +This single pass is good for travel on the entire British and French rail network, available for any five days out of 15 or 10 days of a month. +This is despite the recession after the bursting of the 'bubble' economy of the late 1980s. Japanese companies already use robots far more widely than the rest of the world. +Mr. Berle, with whom I discussed the Chambers visit several times, was shocked by Mr. Chambers's revelations at a moment when "the world was falling to pieces around us." +Ten scenes are set in England and 10 more take place in the U.S., when the long-lost cousins come calling. About the only difference between them is that in the first ten, the Americans are boobs abroad, and in the second they are boobs at home. +The report said the plane from the state-owned TAAG company's fleet was en route from Ostend, Belgium, to the Angolan capital, Luanda, and was to land in Lagos to refuel. +As far as your claim that we use internal company memorandums in pushing the FDA toward a ban, the "conspiracy" you allege between us and trial lawyers must be weak for we have never seen any of these internal memos, much less submitted them to the FDA. +The doctor can tell if the fetus is alive and well if it responds to the loud buzzing. +The first contract, to build and maintain a new medical-data center for the county of Milwaukee, is valued at about $19 million, Emhart said. +We are allocating slightly more than we get from the Community. +On the other hand, plentiful rain and moderate temperatures can ensure bountiful crops, therefore sending grain prices plummeting. +"He could get 10 years in the penitentiary if he is retried, but we are willing to take that risk," Scardino said. +The bank rate, which has declined for 12 consecutive weeks, is set weekly at a quarter of a percentage point above the average yield on three-month Canadian government treasury bills at the Thursday bill auction. +"It seems to have peaked and fallen off somewhat," said Horace Underwood, associate dean of Yonsei University. +The 42-state survey also looked at services offered by pharmacies and found somewhat higher drug costs at outlets that have special programs such as 24-hour operations, after-hour emergency service, free delivery, patient drug profiles and discounts. +One day he returned to the hotel after a lunch with other ministers, briefly went upstairs and then returned to the lobby. +"Nobody turns their life around until they've made a decision to," says William E. Flower, a Department of Correction spokesman. "But once they've made a decision to turn their life around, then they need a vehicle. +"We had so many suppliers we could always juggle them," he recalls. +United Auto Workers and Caterpillar Inc. negotiators met Monday for extended contract talks amid speculation that the two sides had agreed at least in principle on an acceptable job-security package, considered a major roadblock. +"Wheat and corn receipts are expected to rise as much as 15 percent this year, following sizeable gains last year" the report said. "Vegetable receipts are also expected to rise. +Iranian leaders have admitted some political prisoners have been executed. +That cockroach must be punished. There are societies where rules are flouted. +Companies provide materials free of charge, in return for positive publicity, or send employees to give talks to schools. +A federal judge here dismissed a suit against Trans World Airlines and its chairman brought by the flight attendants union as a result of a 1986 strike. +That gave the project some credibility," McEwen said. +Although the essence of the new decorating attitudes is that you can have exactly what you want, even if it's vulgar excess, Buatta does see a general trend toward restraint. +Some small sea defences cost more to maintain than the land behind them was worth. Mr Mark Dixon, an environmental specialist at the authority, said: 'This is not perceived to be good value for the taxpayer.' +Communist Vietnam invaded Cambodia in late 1978 to oust the communist Khmer Rouge, who held power since 1975. +Hong Kong's banking commission is monitoring banks and deposit-taking companies more closely to ensure they are acting prudently in making loans for stock purchases, but it won't impose guidelines for margin lending, according to a government report. +Dukakis sadly attempted to outbid Mr. Bush in support of Israel. +"Initial reports are that there were no injuries or casualties on the ground," the spokesman told The Associated Press. +Coleco makes toys including Cabbage Patch and Alf dolls and Trivial Pursuit and Scrabble board games. +The memo said that to achieve the employee reductions, "each group will have to struggle with what work to discontinue. +Because an additional 1,572 bales are awaiting decertification, while just 351 bales are awaiting certification so they can be added to the exchange's stocks, inventories could fall below 29,000 bales. +Carlson Wagonlit concedes that it, too, will have to offer a plastic card as part of its service. +Though the decision would penalize Ford and GM, the companies are expected to be able to trim their liability with credits for beating the 1987 and 1988 requirements for fleet fuel economy. +He assumed the job with reluctance, but appears to be the right man for it. +When Wagner began to administer the oath of office to Green and said, "I, state your name," Green joked: "I, state your name." Green had surprised many at an earlier press conference by high-handedly signaling Koch to sit down. +The Monopolies and Mergers Commission found in its investigation that British air travelers would benefit from a Brussels-based hub-and-spoke system the airlines want to set up. +Nevertheless, if the DOT's latest steps come to be seen as ineffectual, pressure may mount for tougher actions. +In 1984, Jackson lost his eligiblity because he fell below the 10 percent threshhold in Nebraska and Oregon. +Think of the opportunities that gives you.' +He was familiar with many of the ideas behind the questions. +The union drive and the university's opposition, which went before the judge Monday, may become a test-case on organizing white-collar workers. +Oliver and Martina Wessel-Therhorn are sweeping across the ballroom floor, sailing and swirling through the sea of competitors. +But it certainly cannot be claimed, as some observers have done, that the response in 1992 has fallen short of promises. At the IMF, we harbour no illusions about the scale of the problem, the possible setbacks and the time needed to complete the task. +"When you are starting up a business, you are going to need all the capital that is available to you," says Mr. Katt. +Many said they have legal documentation to prove they own the buildings. +More than 60 people have been killed in riots and violence between Armenians, who are mostly Christians, and the predominantly Moslem Azerbaijanis. +They acknowledged 48 of their fighters were killed and said casualty figures were incomplete. +His three sons, who grew up with a vision of carrying on the family business, have been driven out after clashes with the family patriarch. +But Wall Street analysts weren't surprised, and Caterpillar's stock dropped just 62.5 cents a share in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange to $46.875 a share. +Ms. DeSillers and her lawyer, Harold Robbins, said last month they would refuse to pay a $1,000 state fine for allegedly violating Florida charity laws. +Lwanga, 45, was arrested with 18 other people and charged with plotting to forcefully overthrow Museveni's government. +U.S. and French officials have announced no agenda for the talks, but the two leaders are expected to discuss the latest developments in Eastern Europe, including the reopening of borders between East Germany and West Germany. +And that would push gilts and equities lower. +Dealers said the beginning of Japan's new business year was sparking strong buying interest, especially among individual investors. +Police used tear gas Tuesday to break up a demonstration over the fatal wounding of a university student who fought with a classmate over campus elections. +The department's hourly earnings index, which excludes wage changes caused by factory overtime and shift differentials, increased to 173.1% of its 1977 average from 172.7% in May. +It accepts the various stages of any settlement must be interlinked. +Net earnings for 1991 were CDollars 67.2m, (Pounds 32m) up from CDollars 41.1m. +The average estimate of the 12 analysts at that time was 3% growth. +U.S. Sen. Jeff Bingaman called on Secretary of State James Baker on Friday to order an investigation into the abduction and torture of a New Mexico nun in Guatemala last month. +"You can go into someone's room who only speaks Polish and play music that brings up memories and raises hope," she says. +Six years later the government changed his status to presumed dead. +"The matter is under consideration," said a spokesman, speaking anonymously in keeping with British custom. +Rangoon marchers carry portraits of Aung San, the dashing fighter for Burmese independence who was assassinated in 1947, and wave the peacock flag of days when Burma struggled against its British colonial masters. +"The bread is good. +And yesterday most other stocks surged, too, unlike Tuesday, when just the blue-chip issues rallied. +Interspersed among the objects are some of Lang's arresting archival photographs of the Mangbetu, which help put a human face on the exhibit. +In the weeks prior to the Jan. 15 filing, the stores were receiving only about 25 percent of their orders, with merchants refusing to ship the rest, Zimmerman said. +Guinness's ex-chairman Ernest Saunders resigned as a director of the British brewer rather than face likely ouster at today's annual meeting. +Amfac said it didn't yet have a buyer for the division and wasn't yet involved in negotiations. +Mr. Instone said the company has an order backlog valued at "about $16.6 million, up from $12.1 million at this time last year." +Deductions of home-mortgage interest are restricted. +More fact-based murder thrills, in Beverly Hills this time. +All those disciplined were lower- and mid-level employees. +After attracting a disproportionate amount of media attention for its troubles Stakis says it wants to be boring. +Indeed, the largest negative in the report was an index measuring consumer confidence, which fell back from a slim advance in April. +The House approved legislation, opposed by Bush officials, that would make it easier for holders of limited partnerships to fight reorganizations. +The U.S. stockpiles of more than 200 million tons of grain equal a year's consumption. +It is estimated that under Spanish rule 8m men died in the mines of Potosi. +Flatley, a native of southwest Chicago, developed his nimble-legged style through years of Irish step dancing, and won the world step dancing championship in Dublin in 1975. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange Friday, Morse shares rose $3.25 to close at a 52-week high of $42.625, above Mr. Edelman's $40 a share offer. +They just don't fit in with the teutonic tone of the flick. +Friday, bystander Gail Rollins said she and her family listened to the show as they were driving to the fairgrounds and came to see it live. +Books etc. were soon spilling over into the halls, closets, basement and committee rooms of Congress. +President Carlos Salinas de Gortari, who took office in late 1988, has pushed privatization ss a way to help draw foreign and expatriate local capital into the country to fuel modernization of industry. +The communique, read by South African Foreign Minister Pik Botha, said the two leaders agreed there should be a "follow-up" to today's discussions. +"You have to pick yourself up and do it again, and again, until you master it," he said. "And you can always look around here and see somebody worse off than you are, doing the same thing. +Analysts forecast a 15% rise in the flue-cured tobacco crop, to 796 million pounds. +Three of them travel the country giving occasional organ recitals and playing at silent film festivals. Brubacher says he's the only surviving resident organist at a movie theater. +Entex Inc. said Gale L. Galloway was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this gas-distribution company, succeeding Jackson C. Hinds, who retired. +But he said none of this work was aimed at producing weapons. +A motion to hold the election plebiscite Nov. 26 was approved by a vote of 294-7 in the 380-seat legislature. +The operator of 33 Foodtown supermarkets in New Jersey said fiscal 1987 sales increased about 13% to $488 million from $431.6 million. +Police Superintendent Harjit Singh, his driver and three bodyguards were fatally wounded in the explosion, according to Narinder Pal Singh, who is in charge of the Tarn Taran district. +In the Baltic republics to the north, residents in the Latvian capital Riga and two other cities were startled this week by tanks that thundered through the area on what military officials called training exercises. +Last year, the ICC ordered Santa Fe Southern to divest either the Southern Pacific or the Santa Fe Railroad. +Corning said Friday that it will acquire Revere Ware Inc., the maker of stainless steel cookware, from Revere Copper & Brass Inc., a private company founded in 1801 by Paul Revere. +The death raised to 405 the number of Palestinians killed since the start of the 15-month revolt against Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. +Bids must be received by 1 p.m. EDT Thursday at the Treasury or at Federal Reserve banks or branches. +"This is a new bank and it's up and running," said Francis B. "Buddy" Kemp, NCNB president and chairman of NCNB Texas National. +Experts estimate that much of the mined gold is smuggled out of the country in search of better rates. +Within three more strokes were five others, including ex-champs Seve Ballesteros (1980 and '83), Craig Stadler ('82), Bernhard Langer ('85) and the outspoken Zoeller. +The boycott has been lifted now. +General Signal, which also makes industrial controls, had sales of Dollars 1.5bn, around the same size as Reliance. +I did just that. +He was pledged also to his 'obvious, screaming, day-to-day task' of tackling the deficit: 'Not just talking about it - but taking necessary action to get it down.' But the Treasury had other roles. +The group has promised to deliver its next international 'hit' later this year - a small, portable mini CD player which it hopes will be to the CD player what the Walkman was to the cassette tape recorder. +In 29 states, parents do not have the unqualified right to visit their child's family day-care home unannounced, the report said. +Arthurian tales have been hot ever since Geoffrey of Monmouth first hit the best-seller lists with his "History of the Kings of Britain" sometime around 1136. +To admit that enough is being done without them would amount to their fiscal suicide. Raising fears raises money. +The dividend was raised 40 per cent to 28 cents, up from 20 cents. Mr Colin Hall, chief executive, expects the company's strong growth to continue. +From there, the tough bargaining will start. The foreign banks must propose a compromise rescue formula for Ferruzzi-Montedison acceptable to all parties concerned. +"The level of sales improvement is not high enough to offset the higher expenses due to higher material costs and costs associated with starting up a manufacturing plant and a distribution facility," the company said. +But Truly described the damage as "a few minor chips." "The vehicle is just as clean as it can be," Truly said at a post-landing news conference. +Holiday's acquisition of the homespun gambling outfit in 1980, two years after the death of founder William F. Harrah, raised considerable controversy. +"Our astrological practice, if this is not an oxymoron, is a very conservative astrological practice," said Sandy Keefe, a partner in the firm. +In addition, today's first-time buyers have foresaken the idea of moving immediately into the house of their dreams. +Heavy rain and stiff winds downed power lines and caused flooding in the Dominican Republic on Sunday night. +Dorothea Montalvo Puente was arrested late Wednesday and was being held by police in Sacramento for investigation of murdering seven tenants found buried in shallow graves outside the Victorian boardinghouse she ran there. +Average operating costs of these mines and Chile's Escondida, which opened at the end of 1990, are expected to be less than 45 cents a lb. This compares with average operating costs of more than 60 cents a lb in 1990. +Yeltsin is at its head.' +Is the private university open to everyone? +Col. Oliver North, then a member of the National Security Council staff, with Israeli and Iranian officials. +After 24 weeks, domestic stock funds traded on average at a 10% discount, while foreign stock funds fell to an average discount of 11.4%, the study says. +The San Francisco maker of defense systems said Monday it agreed to buy four of the six divisions of Systron Donner Corp. from Thorn EMI for $22 million. +The disclosure of loan problems at Security Pacific follows similar announcements from Wells Fargo and First Interstate. +"Weakness in retail sales is sounding an alarm that the Fed can't afford to ignore," he says. +Ford Motor Co. said its truck plants in Kansas City and Louisville, Ky., worked daily overtime this week. +In 1984, the Supreme Court ruled that the Jaycees could not exclude women. +Then he will "pursue personal interests," Mr. Birle added. +Silber contended her withdrawal made Bellotti the candidate of the political establishment. +At first the aid was targeted primarily at students in families below or near the poverty line. +RMS International Inc., Hasbrouk Heights, N.J., facing a cash-flow squeeze, said it is seeking other financing sources and waivers from debenture holders. +The nation's largest independent food company bought Beatrice Co. last year for a bargain-basement $1.34 billion, and ConAgra's chairman indicated he had done it again with Golden Valley. +Several hundred pro-choice demonstrators marched past the health center during the protest, but there was no confrontation. +(91) "Blue Skies," CBS, 8.3. +After weeks of uncertainty and no improvement, she was diagnosed as having leukemia, a cancer of the white blood cells that can be fatal. +John Efford, Newfoundland's social services minister, said, "There's a lot of questions going to have to be answered. +The quotas are due to expire in September 1989, and it is uncertain whether the next president will renew them. +It continues daily until Sunday. +Winners said all of the restaurants in the transactions have reported operating losses for 1986 and so far this year. +Unemployment in Motherwell and Monklands districts has risen from about 10.5 per cent at the beginning of 1990 to 12.5 per cent in mid-1993, and male unemployment exceeds 17 per cent. +Mrs. Aquino's government has long been threatening to indict Marcos on criminal charges but so far has filed 39 civil suits against him seeking to collect $96.7 billion in damages. +We've got to call it as we see it." Grossman constantly speaks in the plural voice, emphasizing that he doesn't sit alone behind the plate. +They also have a movie house, a sports arena, and something special: a showpiece center for disabled children. +"There's a legal question in my mind as to whether condoms are permitted on campus or not, given the responsibility of teachers and administrators to teach chastity," President O. Clayton Johnson said. +The convertible bond issue allows holders to change the bonds into shares of a separate listed concern, Chung Hwa Pulp Corp., in which the paper manufacturer has a 10.4% stake. +Tremec, based in Queretaro, Mexico, makes vehicle transmissions. +More and more parents are paying to send their children to schools not run by the government. +Lawrence Latto, a partner at the midsize Washington firm of Shea & Gardner, for instance, says his firm isn't disappointed that it has to turn away some deals because it doesn't have enough lawyers. +All the victims were black except for one man of Indian descent. +Brooks would have to be officially named by the Democratic Steering and Policy Committee and elected by the Democratic Caucus. Committee members said they expected Brooks to be the next chairman. +Holy cow indeed, Heifer Project. +These slides are plastic sheets that children wet with a hose and then slide on. +The clash Saturday began when 30 Tibetans, identified by the Xinhua News Agency as monks and nuns, marched into the market carrying the banned Tibetan flag to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the U.N. Declaration on Human Rights. +I never felt uncomfortable coming to a store like Garfinckel's. +If you've had a dog of a car, it will take a lot to persuade you to go back." Meanwhile, Fiat has been investing heavily to improve its production facilities. +NYU won't elaborate, citing privacy laws. +That has the rest of corporate America wondering whether it's next. +Following the appeal, both sides in the case agreed to let Thomas decide the Glasers' fate based on the transcripts of their 1985 preliminary hearing. +That will allow Ulysses to pass over the sun's south polar regions during May-September 1994 and over the north polar latitudes during May-September 1995. +The president's audience applauded when he pledged to keep the 42,000 U.S. troops on duty as protection against North Korea, but sat quietly when he talked of trade. +Planned Parenthood, which assists private foreign agencies, had charged that the policy was a violation of their First Amendment right to advocate abortion and interfered with the rights of privacy of people seeking family planning information. +They say there is evidence the bank sought to juggle the hard currency under its jurisdiction, taking money from one account to pay the bills owed by another. +Proposals are made up to a year in advance, so that shareholders can decide. +She saw Bush as no better than a C-minus, saying he has delivered neither victories nor vision. "George Bush is not sure why he wants to be president," she said, so he reacts to events and compromises between opposing viewpoints. +Federal investigators believe a flaw developed in the manufacture of an engine part of United Airlines Flight 232 caused the plane's mid-air explosion over Iowa in July, according to a published report. +Diplomatic sources in Washington, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the defection of Santiago Torrijos was considered significant because of the close identification of the his relatives with the Defense Forces. +International TV coverage of the violence, which left two dead and four score injured, won Mr. Milosevic world-wide opprobrium. +A Cellular Communications official said that the two companies had discussed a share-for-share merger before Cellular began the $69.8 million tender offer. +There's nothing remotely socialist about Mr. Zaitsev's chic. +(4) "Golden Girls," NBC, 21.2, 18.7 million homes. +"I drive back and forth on Main Street every day of the week," Mr. Nelson says. +Other investment bankers said payments of that size for research would be extraordinary. +"There were no stocks, no bonds, nothing. +But he did not discuss the increased political tension of recent days between Hong Kong and China that has exacerbated the confidence crisis. +Candidate Don West scoffs at charges he illegally solicited employer contributions for a retirement dinner and failed to report a bank account for the dinner. +They recoil from his straightness and clappy-happy evangelism. +Mr. Lance's Achilles' heel was the free-and-easy banking style unhappily not unknown in small Southern banks. +Flynn said that psychological barriers caused by a general economic slowdown were continuing to scare away buyers in the Northeast. +Anybody who did that in previous bear markets, and was patient, was amply rewarded." +Before Judge Merhige halted the payments, the lawyers involved in the Robins litigation had collected about $12.2 million for work done since the company sought court protection in August 1985. +Marmara and Auric, an associate, will have a holding of 20.5 per cent. +The pope has spoken frequently in favor of a Palestinian homeland. +Her husband is charged with multiple counts of child molestation, aggravated child molestation and sodomy, and one count of aggravated sodomy. +The Treasury announced it will sell a record $11.25 billion of two-year notes next Tuesday and will sell a record $8.25 billion of four-year notes next Wednesday. +The lack of any great public agitation about the issue would suggest computers users simply accept the differential as a fact of business life. +Campbell, which sells about 5 billion cans of soup a year, garnering about 65 percent of the $2.2 billion retail soup market in the United States, has come under heavy criticism from the Center for Science in the Public Interest. +Four astronomers on the crew will operate Astro's three ultraviolet telescopes and one X-ray telescope. +Movsisyan said a natural gas pipeline to Yerevan, Armenia's capital, has been shut off, and freight trains have stopped arriving in the city of Idzhevan, costing the republic tens of millions of rubles. +Michel Leblanc, president and chief executive officer, said the airline will seek a major financial institution or a major U.S. or European airline as a minority partner to replace PWA. +However, officials said they did not know what level of lead in soil poses a threat. +Miss Wilson acted opposite such leading men as Rudolph Valentino and John Gilbert. +Volume on the floor of the Big Boardtotaled 107.98 million shares as of 2 p.m. on Wall Street. +There can be no surplus or contribution holiday under such an arrangement, but the investment risk lies with scheme members. +EPA officials said in the report they believed those four states were representative of the nation, which has 150,000 non-community water sources serving 36 million people. +The downside risk of rejection might not be as great as it first appears. +'The exchanges are inter-dependent and we are looking at areas for co-operation which would benefit the market as a whole,' said Mr Wildblood. IPE trading volume has increased by 41 per cent so far this year. +"We'll make more money in '88 on the same (sales) volume because of what we've been able to do in the past years in modernizing our plants," Chairman Roger B. Smith said at a recent news conference. +"I think it represents an imaginative, creative thoughtful and workable approach to a series of concerns on this campus that have been with us for a long time," said college President Olin Robison. +He also cites drugs, education and child care as other places to expect Mr. Dole to stake out positions, "all of them from a general conservative outlook." +"It probably stems from a desire to build a company that survives me," he explained, seated in his 19th-floor office that features a panoramic view of the port of Tampa. +Stock parking, conspiracy and filing fraudulent statements were further alleged in Bilzerian's accumulation of stock in Hammermill Paper and Armco, also done in concert with Jefferies. +I read with interest your article "Rocket Docket" (second front, Dec. 3). +The company denied rumors that it was considering a cut in its dividend on the heels of its recent report of lower-than-expected quarterly earnings from continuing operations. +Republican gubernatorial candidate John Andrews has acknowledged that he spent two years working for an organization that performed experiments designed to scientifically prove the power of prayer. +That's why we are so worried about the greenhouse effect. +For me, that wondrous scene is compensation, though heaven knows the entire production would benefit from the absence of Catherine Malfitano. +These applications typically involve products in electronics, aerospace, and advanced composite materials. +Smith, who is spearheading the concert, said the proceeds will be sent to the Prince William Sound Cleanup and Rehabilitation Fund administered by the Alaska Conservation Foundation. +Any differences now seem to have been resolved. Although Jones joined Westland as chief executive in 1989, he had only the briefest tenure as chairman. +And I think maybe one of the effects of the current reality is that we're going to spend some time there. +Researchers from those schools will be able to use the supercomputer from their campuses. +"They didn't say no," Schifter told a news conference at the U.S. Embassy. +Mr. Reich teaches political economy at Harvard. +No cyanide was found in any of the remaining capsules. +But the only way we could prove that without destroying anything was if we had some proved bloodstains of the same period and we haven't," said Suzanne Keene, the museum's head of conservation. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Dravo closed at $19 a share, up 37.5 cents. +"(Investors) were after them all day long, even at the closing." +Chairman John F. Akers said IBM was looking for a substantial improvement in its results for 1990 and had begun to see the financial benefits of a restructuring it undertook at the end of 1989. +Richard Gregorie, chief assistant U.S. Attorney in Miami, said his office will decide whether to appeal the ruling. +Trade with the rest of the world. +Operator-assisted calls, maintenance and repairs are being handled at near pre-strike levels in many areas, officials said. +FAA spokesman Dave Duff said it was unlikely that a deliberately damaged plane could be certified for flight. +In New York it closed at Y105.85. There were strong rumours in London that the Bundesbank and other European central banks were intervening on behalf of the dollar. +In 1957, Jack Paar made his debut as host of NBC-TV's "Tonight" show. +Taft Broadcasting Co., continuing to divest itself of its non-broadcast-related businesses, said it reached an agreement to sell its interest in the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team for $24.1 million. +The head gardener at the arboretum thinks Roy might be wrong because he himself grows it on an open slope of chalk above the centre of Winchester. +After tax of Pounds 39,656 (Pounds 4,080) earnings per share emerged at 11p (losses 27.7p). +Staying within budgetary limits, he adds, "is vitally part and parcel of everything we do this year." +There is unlikely to be an attempt to remove Mr Rowland from the board altogether, as this requires a notice to be signed by 75 per cent of directors. Mr Rowland may attempt to supersede the board by calling an extraordinary meeting of shareholders. +The Board of Trade did not mention Ferruzzi in its order and has refused to further explain the reasons for its decision. +His compromise allowed bilingual signs only indoors with the French-language portion significantly larger than the English. +"The most significant factor for us has been the considerable increase in less well-known employers," Gutman said. +Arco said the Internal Revenue Service is seeking about $577 million plus interest in additional windfall-profit taxes on its share of Alaska North Slope oil production from 1980 to 1983. +The News' lawsuits filed in connection with the strike include videotapes made by management, said John T. Sloan, vice president for human resources. +Both for the party and maybe for us as well. +Roger Ward has been appointed head of global electronic banking at STANDARD CHARTERED; he moves from Chemical Bank. +The company confirmed that it has received offers to begin negotiations for a merger. +With Wall Street's trading capacity still far larger than necessary to handle the available business, many brokerage executives remain doubtful that the slide in institutional commission rates is over. +But I was turned away with another appointment for late November. +ABC is a unit of Capital Cities/ABC Inc. +He was sentenced to fund a $3 million program to study the extent of homelessness in south Florida and come up with some solutions. +Local people said it was the first appearance there by a national candidate since John Kennedy in 1960. +Nyks, who is based in Washington, left VNU in 1987. +"A lot of them don't act proud now, but once they get back and think about what they've done, some backbustin' work, that'll change," said Spec. +No formal talks in any of the strikes were scheduled for Monday but informal bargaining was expected to continue, with resumption of fomal negotiations hinging on those discussions. +Other than describing the meeting as "very cordial," the Vatican released no details of the private half-hour audience with President Felix Houphouet-Boigny. +Pequiven said that finance would be arranged by Banque Indosuez and IFC. +Seats are currently quoted at $175,000 bid, $200,000 offered, an exchange official said. +Revenge!" as they buried sailors killed Monday in the most serious engagement between Iran the Navy since President Reagan ordered U.S. warships to the gulf to escort reflagged Kuwaiti tankers in July. +Yesterday, in an opinion written by Justice Anthony Kennedy, the high court extended the 1986 decision and said the Constitution gives a defendant the right to object when jurors of a different race are challenged. +The internal investigation has ended, but the Securities and Exchange Commission inquiry is continuing, the Matrix spokesman said. +She figures she gets about 600 to 700 letters a week. +The company previously said that it would take a charge related to the restructuring plan in the 1991 fourth quarter, and that the move would result in a loss for the quarter as well as the full year. +Hair spray is the No. 1 producer of household hydrocarbons, followed by windshield washer fluid and room air fresheners. +"Demand for one part came in 50% over our projections," Mr. Seaman says. +For the coming collapse of the keiretsu system has been brought about by the Japanese government's attempts to address previous trade disputes with the U.S., notably its efforts to reduce the politically contentious Japanese current-account surplus. +But the district court will hear arguments on the merits of Olympic's case at a trial, to be held at an undetermined date. +Although few townspeople knew Higgins personally, "they have been concerned," Mrs. Whittaker said. +The increase exceeded the rate of 1989, when personal filings increased 12 percent over 1988. +The city will coordinate the computer data bases of various of its agencies to uncover businesses that are licensed but that don't pay taxes. +Robert L. Woodrum was named senior vice president of corporate communications, a new post. +Mr Hobkinson says longevity has several advantages. It helps when recruiting Japanese staff, who wonder whether their employer will be around not just next year, but when retirement comes. +Justice Department records show that from 1983 to 1987 independent counsels were appointed in seven of the 10 cases that Public Integrity put through a preliminary investigation. +The British conglomerate said its profit for the year ended Sept. 30 rose to 508 million pounds, or around $823 million, from 412 million pounds, or $667 million, the year before. +Liberty city employees and volunteers continued a two-week-old effort to shore up a mile-long levee protecting high-priced lakefront homes. +Kemp's predecessor, Samuel Pierce, won't have to return until September to testify before a panel investigating alleged fraud and influence-peddling at the Department of Housing and Urban Development. +A spokesman for the Air Lines Pilots' Association says a federal appeals court ruling means Eastern Airlines' attempt to expand its limited service may be stalled. +Some smaller regional airports might elect not to levy the fee, so it would not reduce funding under the federal Airport Improvement Program, said Mike Moffet, an FAA assistant administrator. +Those clients are involved in banking, the food industry, product development and other areas, he says. +Bathers crowd around poolside as a man with long sideburns, doing a plausible Nat King Cole, sings "Mona Lisa." +He remains executive vice president, marketing, at the Tri-Star Pictures unit, until the unit moves its headquarters to Los Angeles early next year. +He was once in partnership with two Roman Catholics, but they sold out after IRA intimidation. Most of Mr Henry's 600 employees are Protestant. +Ice on the wings is the suspected cause. The accidents themselves would have been enough to make some passengers jittery about flying by turbo-prop aircraft. +In Winnipeg, there was loud applause among 300 delegates to a summit of native leaders when Peguis Chief Louis Stevenson said, "If there is an attack against the Mohawks, it would be an attack on all of us." +The Gallup Organization conducted the survey of 772 American adults Dec. 11-28 for the American Dietetic Association and International Food Information Council. +The SFO was yesterday making no official comment on the outcome, but those inside the office were bracing themselves for another dousing in the cold water of bad publicity. +Several trucking groups have said that concern by food companies has pressured truckers into avoiding the practice. +Gore's recent poor showings could cost him federal matching funds by the end of April. +The station is an enormous pile of granite and marble, bulging with muscular horses and men and sheathed in semi-Roman vaulting. +The mistakes and the glories and the victories are all a matter of public record," he said. +Leaders of the House and Senate appropriations committees said the next president should make the decision on whether to commit the nation to building the multibillion-dollar project. +Gibbons Green arranged the 1985 buy-out of the company from Ralston Purina Co., and is the general partner of two investment partnerships that together own about 29% of Foodmaker. +During their mission on Mir, they tested a "space motorcycle" designed to recover satellites or recover spacemen in distress. +Malcolm Tolbert, professor of New Testament interpretation at Southeastern Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, dismissing a forecast that Jesus will take the faithful to heaven today in a prelude to the Second Coming. +Partner Barry Fink said that none of the settlement money is related to alleged misconduct by Christensen White. +Stone was fired Tuesday after separate incidents during his March 10 show in which he insulted an unidentified girl and advised two 9-year-old Brownies to steal Girl Scout cookie money, station officials said. +Exxon, which denies the charges, has filed motions to have the verdict set aside. +A spokesman for Postal Instant Press declined to comment except to say that there hadn't been any contact between that company and Kane-Miller. +The jury award included $9 million in compensatory damages and $25 million in punitive damages, designed to punish and deter wrongdoing. +The 1987 contract expired at midnight Friday and negotiators worked under a day-by-day extension through the weekend. +To issue the bond, however, the paper maker had to circumvent an SEC rule that forbids companies to own their own stock. +It's the lowest rating of the season," Midden said. +Previously, Armtek had said it was considering all possible alternatives. +Beginning with this report, the department will provide sales and after-tax profits data for U.S. manufacturers on a seasonally adjusted basis in addition to the unadjusted data the department has been reporting each quarter. +GM contends that this reduces overall fuel efficiency, because "some of these imports now have lower fuel efficiency than some top-of-the-line U.S. models." +"The market is giving the economy a chance to catch up with stock prices. +But federal health officials are anxiously studying the drug's impact on federal health programs. +Priest and Benham hugged crying family members after their arrival. +He also said his due-process rights were violated by the extradition proceeding conducted by U.S. officials. +He was also placed on probation for a year by Merced County Superior Court Judge George C. Barrett. +The Indian troops were supposed to disarm the Tamil Tigers and other militant groups under the peace accord, which also promised limited autonomy to the minority Tamils. +Though 20th Century's approach isn't as strictly quantitative as some others, it has paid off big for shareholders. +It will shed certain operations and sell preferred stock and debt to a group led by New York money manager George Soros. +Citing a severe shortage of milk in Armenia, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is shipping 10,000 pounds of powdered milk from its dairy farms to that hard-hit Soviet republic. +Ametek, New York, down from 402nd, $587.8 million. +The Conference Board has had a major ethics seminar. +A company spokesman declined to comment on the transactions. +But now "he's doing better." Before this inauguration day is out, a lot of people will come blinking into the sunlight of everyday life, out of that warm and cozy cocoon of privilege and heady exhilaration that is life in the White House. +In a 1985 composition, for example, a pair of pliers opens out toward us from a table top on which a lemon and a piece of broken eggshell also rest. +But while most international investors reduced the level of their transactions in 1990, U.S. investors increased their activity, the article said. +Turnover fell to DM5.1bn from DM5.4bn. The banking sector continued to lead the market following strong 1991 results this week and forecasts of positive earnings in 1992. +In fact, the 'spiritual' tempi struck me as considerably slower (and much less varied) than Wolf can have expected, especially with younger singers: stretching things out to the limit doesn't automatically suggest soulful depths. +It's a laundry hamper full of sweat socks. +Such is a morning in the life of the Ann Arbor Railroad, which is lucky to be alive at all after what it has been through over the past decade. +About 250 reporters, editorial and other newsroom workers belong to the guild and have been working without a contract since June 1. +The address will be Bush's first televised speech to the nation from the White House. +Major British banking groups' monthly statement (February). +Police headquarters refused to release the name of the 31-year-old suspect, saying it confirmed his arrest only after newspapers reported it. +Lighting must be good. +Concludes IDS: "1990 is a watershed year for the high-yield market. +Mr. Patton said he expects those companies to provide more than $25 million in revenues in the next fiscal year. +'There was a lot of bad as well as good. +There were no reports of serious injuries. +Alexandre Jose Maria dos Santos, 64, the first Cardinal of Marxist-ruled Mozambique, where he has been at the forefront of aid to his impoverished country. +Notimex, reporting from Havana, quoted unidentified journalistic sources in saying the seven Cubans demanded a plane to the United States. +"It hasn't been occurring around here. +He declined to elaborate pending publication of the results in a scientific journal. +After her, the deluge. Wit and style does not always work, though. +He jots down in notebooks ideas and notes for projects he will get to when he has time. +"We'll be doing more issues-oriented stories, partly because they're less expensive," says NBC's Mr. Angotti. +'There are only about two Charter supporters on the National Union executive. +But suppose you sold them on Aug. 29 for $9,800. Your gain obviously was $300, but it's not all interest, according to the Price Waterhouse Investors' Tax Adviser. +The political parties like the caucuses because the presidential candidates running in the state give them major organizational and financial help. +More importantly, he said, "what we need to do is ensure a little more formalized backup just under him." +MR Domingo Cavallo, Argentina's economy minister, yesterday said his stabilisation policies were under threat from inflation, writes John Barham in Buenos Aires. 'We will not throw away all we have achieved. +WASHINGTON _ Minutes from Federal Open Market Committee meeting will be released. +Every press conference these days is an agonizing experience for the man in the White House. +Bruno Caproni and Clive Bayley completed the Bohemian quartet ably enough, without erasing memories of their predecessors. +Thomas Gibney, a spokesman for Pina, declined to say whether Anderson, a divorced father of two who lives with his mother and grandmother, had been among those questioned in the slayings. +"Bankers are business people," he says, "and if they see an attractive opportunity they will surely take it, no matter what the history is." +Thomas said Eastern had cooperated fully in the investigation. +Its people have different accents, habits and attitudes; and they have some of their own specifically Scottish institutions. It has its own legal system and judiciary. +Because that shift has taken place while trading continues to be heavy, he thinks selling pressure may now outweigh buying pressure. +A 40-year-old former skier who did aerobic workouts several times a week, Bybee fears she may never be able to resume those activities. +It will be several months before the NTSB announces its findings, he said. +The College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia kicked off dental health month Friday with an attempted demonstration of tooth-brushing on Hyak, a 7-ton killer whale at Vancouver Aquarium. +The Pershing missiles they opposed have been installed; the nuclear power stations they want shut down are still running and party members joke that their greatest success to date in Bonn has been to push through a ban on imports of sea turtles. +Lincoln Savings and Loan Association spent $55 million _ more than Phoenix millionaire Charles H. Keating Jr. paid for the thrift _ in an 18-month battle with federal examiners over its loans and investments, Keating's key aide said today. +The 749-member union of the Moonhwa Broadcsting Corp. demanded the resignation of the company's president, Hwang Sun-pil, and actions to guarantee fair reporting. +Tuan Ana Cao, 36, was hit with a baseball bat and was in guarded condition today with a skull fracture at Kings County Hospital. +A bond futures contract that can be traded interchangeably in London and in Chicago is a "positive," said Thomas Pura, a partner and cohead of government bond trading for Goldman, Sachs & Co. in New York. +"His ability to go out and be seen is being impaired," says John Sears, a GOP political strategist. +The Iranian agency said officials at Mashhad Airport in northeast Iran "urged the hijackers to give up their threats," The hijackers forced the Kuwait Airways airliner to land Tuesday after seizing it on a flight from Bangkok to Kuwait. +Or was he merely a gimmick-maker who tinkered with typography? +Heinz announced on Feb. 3 that it planned to acquire Bumble Bee Seafoods, which also produces, distributes and markets salmon, oysters and Figaro brand cat foods. +In the 13 elections since 1945, the FT's All Share index has risen on average by 1.4 per cent between the announcement of the general election and polling day. +"But that's what you did. +'Say I decide to squander my pay cheque on a Donna Karan dress, leaving me with no money to live on?' Laughing, he said: 'I have a paper on that. +Also traveling with Reagan will be his chief of staff, Frederick J. Ryan, Reagan spokesman Mark Weinberg, and Mrs. Reagan's hairdresser, Julius Bengtsson. +Wickes Manufacturing, based in Southfield, Mich., is a maker of automotive parking brake controls. +LONDON-dated AM-Markets-Europe, Share prices nosedive across Europe, disrupting trading in several financial centers and prompting authorities to step in to try to contain the damage. Latest version moved as f0288. +Are these perks and the prestige deserved? +It already enjoys pretty unrestricted access to the US domestic market. +Once upon a time, stars enjoyed a simpler relationship with their fans. +"Do you know what happened in those streets you toured in your covered car?" +In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Neco closed at $21 a share, up 62.5 cents. +The beatings were an effort to get the boy to confess sins, which the men believed were making him ill, witnesses testified. +Microsoft's Excel spreadsheet now has a formal link to the Reuter's Money 2000 information feed. California-based Quotron also recognises the popularity of the PC. +The investigation sought by the House Committee on Government Operations follows a complaint last November by six IBM competitors that they effectively have been frozen out of much of the Navy's multi-billion-dollar computer market. +Miss Paylan, who remembers that supply-side economics comprised only a half-hour's worth of discussion in four years of economic study at the University of California at Davis, was drawn to Washington by this new way of looking at the economy. +An analyst commented that the gain 'reflected additional confidence in the economy and a move to catch up with Dow Jones'. Advances led declines by 366 to 327 after volume of 51.4m shares valued at CDollars 625.9m. +Instead of taxing industry, it has set about to require that industry itself supply the services. +"But, as our people say, they cannot succeed in doing us harm," he was quoted as saying in Monday's address. +We're looking to execute the vision and strategy Dexter has laid out," Mr. Ryan said. +Of course the same was true of Tommy Cooper, and, like Cooper, Sadowitz is well on the way to exploiting his magic solely as a prop for his comedy. +The SEC charged Mr. Liroff, of Livingston, N.J., with using that information to purchase Viking common shares. +He gave no details of how such information might be acquired. +The Yugoslav parliament asked the Supreme Court Thursday to rule urgently on whether the amendments were allowed under the federal constitution. +It plans to produce between 2,000 and 3,000 forklifts a year. +If we could find a Clancy 12 times a year, our business would be exceptional." +At a news conference Thursday, Mr. Nakauchi raised the possibility that the balance could come from a transfer of Shuwa's holdings in Chujitsuya Co., a Tokyo-based supermarket chain that Daiei has courted unsuccessfully for several years. +Alyeska is responsible for mounting the first efforts to contain damage from spills in the sound and had long assured state regulatory bodies that it was capable of responding speedily to any major spill. +Immediately after his death gambling was approved for the Bahamas and the largest casino of all was built on the site of his mansion. +Notes William N. Smith, an analyst at Smith Barney, Harris Upham: "He hasn't begun the major centralization that Robert Morosky is already undertaking" at Campeau's Allied Stores unit, which Mr. Morosky recently joined as president. +Sixteen people were slightly injured when two coaches collided on the Pounds 13m rollercoaster at Blackpool Pleasure Beach. +Since it became a public company in 1960, Energy Conversion hasn't ever reported an operating profit. +Bush on Monday opened a series of talks around the country to promote his budget plan. +Foreign exchange traders said the Tokyo market was disappointed that Japanese Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto's meeting with U.S. Treasury Nicholas Brady on March 23 had produced no tangible new measure to support the yen. +"I believe the price inversion we are now seeing, where the March contract is selling for a premium to the May contract, is a sign of a real bull market," he said. +Trade with the Soviet Union is up 44%, to $164 million last year. +President Reagan selected Pendleton, an opponent of affirmative action quotas and busing, to head the commission in November 1981 after firing Arthur S. Flemming. +Revenue for the quarter amounted to $324.5 million, a 37 percent increase over $236.7 million in the first quarter of 1988. +The New York Post said that Mitchel London, the chef at the mayor's residence, has been the subject of a probe by the city's Department of Investigation since April 26. +Trade policy was also revamped to encourage exports. +The measure was similar to a bill passed earlier this week by the House. +Although its trademark has been upscale women's apparel, its Christmas mail order catalog featured whimsical "his and her gifts," such as exotic airplanes. +They were divorced in 1973. +They will have broad powers to restructure a school's staff and senior management. Mr Patten also proposes to take powers to remove the estimated 1.5m surplus places in schools in England and Wales. +Production at Spring Hill is building up, however, and that means Saturn soon will face a different test. +But now MovieFone provides free hardware and software to theaters for advance credit-card purchases and pockets the $1 service fee moviegoers pay. +This has been completely omitted from the adaptation and direction by Tim Albery at The Pit. The surprise is how well the omission works. +Teddy Roosevelt was also hard on other predecessors. +Tex-Mex, French and Italian. +But two Liberal Democrats who are on trial for bribery for their roles in the Recruit affair are seeking re-election, reviving memories of the scandal. +A Merc spokesman said the plan hasn't made much difference in liquidity in the pit. +However, he said that if the pound strengthens this year, then it might be better to concentrate on sterling-based investments, rather than take the currency risk. +We've had an erosion of moral values, respect for authority. +Anti-communist insurgents in Laos have increased their activities lately and government forces have fought back with ground and air attacks, the State Department said today. +A leaflet distributed in Michigan carries a bold-face headline: "Here is George Bush's distinguished record as 43rd vice president of the United States." +No evidence that output has come anywhere close to keeping pace, though we lack a firm basis for going beyond this very general statement. +Many economists have predicted that interest rates would rise slightly this year but do not believe the increase will be dramatic. +He said he didn't know how the aliens had gotten into the country. +This is the last set of results the company will publish before before unbundling its industrial investments next month. The results were boosted by one-off benefits from tax adjustments and the sale of investments. +The plan also represents the company's program to raise capital following large third-quarter charges related to bad loans in its Optima credit-card business and other investments. +Although the comparison fails to account for the fact that private buses roll up more miles on the open highway, anecdotal evidence also confirms the point. +Such gloomy forecasts are circulating as the high price of oil has combined with sluggish demand for travel to deal a double blow to an industry that has announced the elimination of some 10,000 jobs since the invasion. +'We do not know where the women and children are,' said Mr Nordstrom, a Swede, who arrived in Karlovac three months ago to help the refugees. Every day hundreds of young and old men gather on the square waiting for news of their relatives. +"We know that sexual activity is rampant and that people of the group I'm talking about are not listening to us," he said. +The collision occurred around 12:30 p.m., according to Cpl. +In Anchorage, about 400 chanting and sign-waving protesters rallied in front of Exxon's Alaskan headquarters to urge a consumer boycott. +The latter eased a penny to 243p. Oil shares, among the market's best performers last week, were hit by a wave of selling pressure as dealers adopted the view that an emergency meeting of Opec members later this month is now unlikely. +Two Marines lost in the Persian Gulf last month were "excited and proud" and dedicated to their duty, a Marine officer said today at a memorial service for the men. +The older girl is already with a black foster mother after living temporarily with a white family in nearby Oak Creek. +In the 1990 first quarter, American Water Works earned $8.4 million, or 27 cents a share, on revenue of $130.2 million. +But the days of wine and roses could be fleeting. +Silver slipped to a late bid of $6.44 an ounce in London, down from $6.53 Wednesday. +The BBC said nobody was evacuated from the area. +We are wholly prepared to invest Pounds 10m to establish 17 stores over the next three years.' Rigby appears undaunted by the prospect of plunging into retailing, despite no prior experience. +Per-share earnings for the half were $2.66, compared with 89 cents in the year-ago period. +Mr. Hatcher said the rush of speculative interest in the pound may have worried the British government, which would prefer more stable exchange rates as it prepares to release its federal budget later this month. +I don't think he'll ever have the courage to do that. +"Sometimes when I opened the sales office on a Sunday, I had to pay off the drunks to have a drink somewhere else." +The party congress will be the 13th since a ragtag group of 12 leftist intellectuals, moving their meeting place to a pleasure boat to avoid the police, met in Shanghai in 1921. +"He really does believe in the law and in the evolution of the law." +The bill also calls for the exchanges to maintain an "audit trail" that would provide information on all executed transactions. +Mr. Estanislao would like to abolish a costly gasoline-price subsidy, but this is a politically sensitive issue and appears unlikely this year. +D'Alemberte, 56, already has begun preliminary investigative work at the request of the subcommittee chairman, Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla. +Bernard Goldhirsh, Inc.'s founder and chairman of the privately held company that owns it, said the Russian edition would be published in a joint venture with International Computer Exchange, a Soviet publishing company. +Mr. Kristol has even been telling colleagues that the case could be "the Democrats' Watergate." +After high school, he joined the Army and spent most of World War II taking care of German prisoners of war. +And by next year, sales of the vintage caps will exceed "the best sales we ever had with the old product line," Mr. Mazzola says. +Many whites are stunned by the lightning pace of change in South Africa after some 350 years of white domination. +The investigation has prompted bitter denials from Coca-Cola. +He suggested a possible cap on deposit insurance, which now guarantees deposits of up to $100,000 in every account. +Private buses have since raised their fares from 8 to 50. +Mr. Kellner said he recalled only one brief conversation in April with Mr. Meese about the investigation. +Dinkins has denied any wrongdoing. +While the mountain continued to blow spectacular plumes up to 30,000 feet, scientists said most of the material was steam. +He may be right, though this would be small beer in comparison with the Pounds 1.4bn spent annually on new roads. +The two reactors will cost an e P$6.8 billion and will take approximedely 10 years to complete. +Next Monday, NBC begins its "tune in to win" contest in conjunction with McDonald's Corp. +NBC Television president Pier Mapes emphasized that Pauley's first priority is a series of prime-time specials. +Indeed, $3 billion of the unit's $4.7 billion in real estate assets are troubled, the company said, and have been classified as nonperforming. +Schools, stores and public transportation shut down throughout most of this West Indies nation of more than 6.5 million people as thousands of Dominicans obeyed a call by workers' unions to strike over food prices and for higher pay. +Opponents say that the tunnel would disrupt the quiet lifestyle that attracted many people to the area and that the price tag is too high. +Dr. LeVay wasn't able to obtain brain tissue from homosexual women. +And the chief of staff said Quayle insisted there be security guarantees for the Contras. +That was a week before mourners discovered that 34 graves had been defiled and a corpse mutilated at the Jewish cemetery at Carpentras in southern France. +I'm not sure we've traded up today, with one child watching the Disney Channel, another a Dumbo video and another MTV, while we parents flick from C-SPAN to ESPN. +The historic thrift legislation, which President Bush is expected to sign into law this week, eliminates a restriction that barred holding companies from marketing their products to thrift customers. +He did not say in what way having relations with Washington would be compromising for Iran. +Winds gusted to 62 mph with blowing dust around Cody, Wyo., and high winds were also reported in the northern Rockies, Montana and parts of the Nebraska panhandle. +Their position remains that the Phnom Penh government led by Hun Sen is strictly a Vietnamese puppet. +No heed was taken of this letter. +Some towns have favorite sons. +The letter also asked for an explanation about travel expenses for delegates to a recent agency conference, the agency's purchase of cars and details of entertainment allowances. +The Tory tax bombshells due to rain down on us next year, including the highly unpopular value added tax on domestic fuel, were three times credited to his predecessor. In this way, blame for anything Mr Clarke may impose in November is minimised. +Flynn and Police Commissioner Francis M. Roache on Thursday claimed Washington is relaxing handgun controls and drug enforcement and rehabilitation programs just when tougher measures are needed. +Some observers said the decision further weakened Mr. Bresser Pereira's position. +Many industry professionals speculated after the stock market crash last October that Drexel took heavy trading losses because of the decline in value of junk bonds in which it makes markets. +In the square, the coffins were dispayed on a special platform. +Any subsequent use of drugs or alcohol would mean permanent suspension. +The group had invited AT&T to join and hopes it eventually will do so, because "The industry doesn't need two Unix standards," said Jack Smith, a senior vice president of Digital. +Opponents say the two have succumbed to the illegal means that were a trademark of the authorities they are pursuing. +USF&G, Baltimore, said its loss was the largest for any quarter in the company's history. +A bidding war over the A-310s is good news for Airbus, a European aircraft consortium. +"The march is not against anybody but a call for Bolivians to pay attention to their plight," Paz Zamora said in a radio interview after the meeting near Yolosa, 90 miles east of La Paz. +"They had to scrub down with Wet Wipes." The customer would be charged a transaction fee by the banks while the merchants would incur only the cost of installing the terminals. +The newspapers, which aren't as tightly controlled as television, are showing signs of loosening up more quickly than television. +The Group of Seven "feel good about the degree of the agreement's success," he said. +All they have to do is fill it out, put a stamp on it and the agency will send back their statement in two to three weeks, Hardy said at a news conference. +Many museums and artists saw their funding cut. +Argentina's all-powerful trade unions formed the movement's base of popular support, the military was drawn toward Peronism's violent ambiance and the industrialists were persuaded by the lure of protectionism. +As for the crimes that landed them in prison, about 27 percent of the inmates had committed a homicide and 38 percent had committed a robbery, most of them armed. +Walsh said that "a much smaller number but still a large number" of documents were relevant to the case. +It becomes clear that the first offer is non-controversial. Indeed it is unanimous: the man from Rutgers. +The full court meets privately Friday. +Under the agreement, each share of C&S/Sovran common stock will be exchanged for 0.84 share of NCNB common. +"The stock is still reasonable compared with other international telephone companies," says Mr. Campbell, who advises buying Telmex shares on price declines. +America needs this bill. +As all the Cambodian factions have decided not to present any other candidate, the prince already is the virtual head of state. +It was first reported by Turkish newspapers and later confirmed by Western diplomats in Sofia and by the human rights group, Amnesty International. +In the draft report, the EPA said evidence includes what the report calls "detectable association at environmental exposure levels" between cancer and exposure among nonsmoking family members who live with a smoker. +The possibility remained that Papandreou, despite Sunday's second-place finish, could return as premier if Mitsotakis cannot form a government. +Mr. Bhirud says that "on a near-term basis, it probably is too late" to buy chemical, paper and forest-product stocks. +There is not merely the usual bonking in the bedroom but also bonking on the train, bonking on the sofa, bonking in the front hall and even bonking on the camomile. +Yet Mr. Gephardt accuses free-trade advocates of a credibility problem. +But the big news in that arena, he said, was the penetration into the U.S. market of Korean and Taiwanese computer makers. +But we can hold it accountable for acting as if its empty rhetoric were having a positive effect on strengthening the family. +Hong Kong newspapers have reported that dozens more protesters have been executed in secret. +Coastal officials later suggested that the comment was designed to inflate stock prices and make their $42-a-share offer appear inadequate. +Taylor belongs to an exclusive club of current and former House members permitted under a 10-year-old law to take leftover cash from their re-election treasuries for personal use after they leave office. +But analysts said the market's fundamentals remained bullish overall, with the dollar still in a downward trend and the Federal Reserve unlikely to tighten interest rates in the near future. +He predicted inflation would fall to 40% this year. +At the next board meeting here Jan. 15, directors are scheduled to review, among other things, how the company operates and who its top managers are. +The result could be higher fares. Airlines are already raising published tariffs on the busy north Atlantic routes, partly in anticipation of rising demand. +Houston-based Conoco said the well flowed at a daily rate of 4,730 barrels of oil from three different levels. +The British clearers can count themselves luckier than the Japanese city banks in that they have not been hit by a collapsing stock market as well as a collapsing property market. +American Airlines and United Airlines worked out some tentative scheduling arrangements for evening flights on Wednesday and were tackling the morning flight schedule at O'Hare today, officials said. +Some Americans believe Vietnam is also holding live Americans but Hanoi has repeatedly denied this. +She also said she wanted more result-based payment to Tecs. +Both chambers' measures also contain labor-sought language, opposed by the airline industry, that would protect the jobs of employees whose jobs are endangered by air carrier mergers. +It is easy to say that one doesn't know how one would react to years inside; yet many of my contemporaries were imprisoned for years by Germans, Italians or Japanese and still seem normal. +MITI also intends to eliminate tariffs on 1,004 items, and reduce levies on four more. +Is this fair, fellow citizens? It is not. +Is it because we underestimated the legacy of the old regime or overestimated our own capacity? +President Gorbachev has his critics from both the left and the right, and possibly it is better to have the election of a critic from the left," he said. +Just read the language of the bill. +The car was discovered missing after Broderick's companion told him the restaurant had no valet parking. +At least two days is required to drain more than a half-million gallons of fuel from the shuttle tank and to refill them. +"I was amazed you selected such a theme," he said. "I hope the friendship between the United States and Germany continues to deepen." It is a feeling shared by the writers, who say their novel taught them about the folly and horror of war. +All three Baltic republics have said they will seek full independence from the Soviet Union and do not plan to participate in drafting the new union treaty. +But five years and five months later, Castro marched triumphantly into Havana. +Mr. Gunter resigned as insurance commissioner in 1988 for an unsuccessful run for the U.S. Senate. +Pittsburgh is considered a slow-growth market, and the city's two banking giants, PNC Financial Corp. and Mellon Bank Corp., are aggressively pursuing consumers and small businesses, Equimark's traditional markets. +At one stage in his campaign for government compensation, for instance, he had the support of more than 300 MPs who signed an early day motion calling for government compensation. +Transamerica said its title insurance group had record results, with earnings up sharply from last year. +Democracy in this country rests on frail support from the economic recovery and the army's willingness to serve Mrs. Aquino's government. +AVX had purchased four competitors in less than two years of expansion moves. +Like many other franchisers, New Boston says it has standardized its management system and equipment and written a governing manual. +Government officials first said preliminary results were expected Sunday night, but later said they were delayed by difficulties getting results from remote villages. +The city would also like GM officials to consider contributing money to a national organization that fights discrimination against gays. +In sporadic rioting, IRA supporters threw rocks and gasoline bombs at police, who responded with plastic bullets. +Despite the Supreme Court Winans ruling that greatly expanded wire-fraud liability, there still has been no further word. +For example, Ms. Patrock says she told an insurance salesman's co-workers, who frequently had to cover for the salesman when he was late for appointments, to rib him by buying him a watch and an appointment book. +But there was a bigger surprise. +Hirohito had renounced his divine status after the war, but Akihito becomes the first of Japan's 125 emperors, including those listed only in legend, to take the throne as a mere mortal and not a priest-king. +The book is bulging with mug shots of 4,000 people the police suspect have left the country to be trained as African National Congress guerrillas. +Many of eastern Berlin's squatters are Westerners who have taken advantage of the general laxness of government and law enforcement in the eastern side of the city since East Germans overthrew their Communist rulers last year. +We have learnt to set a value on bio-diversity (the multiplicity of species) and on cultural diversity within the human race. +Computer Associates fell 1 to 9 after reporting flat second-quarter profit of two cents a share. +Sometimes there were links with terrorism. He believes that the present punishments under patents-and-designs copyright legislation - a maximum of two years in prison - are inadequate given the scale of the problem. +For example, Imreg's short interest was listed at 59,342 shares in November. +That brought him a 1.2 million-pound peanut quota. +When Shamie ruled out another run against Kennedy, Malone stepped forward. +There are those on the right of the Tory party who are blaming not Mr Major but Lady Thatcher for the present predicament. +Brawner said help would also be available for students at other schools in the district and at Pulaski High School, where the injured 17-year-old driver and three siblings of the dead pedestrians are students. +In turn, the women's groups provide a forum for peer pressure to promote family planning. +According to government figures, unemployment fell from 11.2 percent in 1987 to 9.6 percent, due mostly to a boom in construction that absorbed out-of-work farmers. +In April and May students demanded the ruling Communist Party implement reforms, including press freedom. +The president's wife, Barbara Bush, delighted photographers and television cameras at 10 Downing Street today with an impulsive kiss to the hand of Denis Thatcher, the spouse of the British prime minister. +At the short end of the market, the two-year note was down 1/32 at at 99 29/32 , to yield 4.158 per cent. After Tuesday's big rally, which was sparked by a sharp decline in gold prices, the market settled down yesterday. +Incidentally, I am told that the unsatisfied customer at La donna del lago did go down to Marilyn Horne's dressing-room afterwards to tell her to her face why he had been booing: a brave man, or a foolish one. +And recently, he has even been making predictions about stock and bond performance during the 1990s. +The Central Intelligence Agency already reports shortages in Iraq's military spare parts. +Officials at Avicina and Alibad hospitals said they treated four victims, including a 10-year-old boy who lost both legs. +"If the police hadn't called, then I think an error would have been committed," Shaw said. "On the other hand, the police did their job." The police call led to an autopsy by Fossum, the state's medical examiner and a forensic pathologist. +During the 1980s, Jonas Savimbi, the leader of Unita, became a favorite of U.S. conservatives, who launched the Reagan doctrine to help "freedom fighters" roll back communism from Central America to Africa. +Their search might seem to border on the obsessive, but restorers say they're assembling small pieces of the historical mosaic of Lincoln's life. +"The plan has great potential for danger because of the altitude of the helicopter in the towing position. +Already, small-stock managers are on a roll. +"We have to use our scarce resources well." Mr. Leberknight's appointment is the latest change in top management at the bank since dissident shareholders took control of the company in September, ending a long proxy fight. +Some increases went into effect today, but passengers on most airlines have until next Wednesday to book flights in advance at current fares. +It guarantees press freedom, including the right to set up newspapers; workers' right to strike; an independent judiciary; and the "right to life," which abolishes the death penalty. +But it does represent a step forward in making America truly a land of equal opportunity for all." Supporters in the House erupted into cheers and applause when the two-thirds mark was reached. +Midi, a French holding company, didn't offer a denial. +Cole does not enter a plea until prosecutors file an indictment. +There is more willingness to criticise. 'The arts and theatre scene has changed. +Budget Director Richard Darman fell on the steps of a fast-food restaurant over the weekend and had 100 stitches taken in his head, but was back at work today, his office said. +Harmless? In another year, it could be approved quickly and quietly. +"Ten percent can easily send you under. +In another development, police subpoenaed a journalist to testify about a report in which he alleged police bias in the township fighting. +He acknowledged that 'thorny details' remained to be settled, but said he had instructed US negotiators to push hard to get them out of the way. Mr Mickey Kantor, the US trade representative, said the US and the EU had 'broken the Gordian knot'. +They noted that only last year, the government gave warning of its concern when the Treasury tightened its 35% rule. +The direct-marketing company recently hooked up with Modern Talking Pictures Services Inc. to query 100,000 home economics, health and gym teachers nationwide. +Dr. Manuel C. Palao alleges in a lawsuit filed in federal court in Trenton that his 13-year-old son Michael became addicted to drugs and alcohol at Lawrenceville School. +The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-stock index was up 1.7 points, or 0.1 percent, at 1,766.8 at midday. +Mockler and Glass declined to give an estimated price. +The Rockies, including fire-ravaged Yellowstone National Park, "have gotten their fair share of precipitation," leading to "quite a decrease in the drought conditions that existed earlier," Brown said. +These would not be ideal, though, as the value of the portfolio changes from day to day. +At a spry 68 years of age, Premier Zhao, Mr. Deng's other protege, generally is considered too inexperienced to be paramount leader. +Under the Gramm-Rudman budget balancing law, a $100 billion deficit target has been set for the 1990 fiscal year. +A well-dressed couple, wiping fingerprint ink from their hands, say they are going to the U.S. to join the husband's father. +Her lab is a simply furnished room: no microscopes or bubbling beakers or any of the exotic paraphernalia you might expect in a place where medical miracles are wrought. +This law offers protections for more than a million undocumented immigrants living in the United States, many of whom are from Mexico. +It has continued to do so even through a period when there has been reason to question that competence. +Presumably when he reached that stature he became the sort of megaliterateur who didn't like the fact that his publisher used the same drawing on the covers of both his first and second collections of Nation columns. +The children's bodies were found in a bed, and the woman's body was on the floor, authorities said. +Consumers are basically tapped out." +Of the first 25 prospective jurors, a dozen finished the 12th grade, one has a master's degree, two others finished college and another has some college education. +Another would be complete withdrawal from Kuwait. +The most recent financing accelerated the drop in the utility's debt securities. +The ministry said the yen's average value fell to 138 to the dollar in 1989 from 128.2 in 1988. +"If we weren't both working full-time, he'd be in cloth diapers." +Meat ration coupons, which have allowed each person to buy five pounds of meat monthly from state-owned shops at controlled prices, will be abolished. +"We don't know what game we're playing. +The British-organized convoy left Kuwait at dawn today, British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd told reporters in Ta'if, Saudi Arabia, where he was meeting with the deposed Kuwaiti government. +Each network has formed in-house production units in an attempt to control the skyrocketing costs of prime-time programming. +All 42 of the federal judges in Medellin went on strike indefinitely today following the slaying of a federal judge and a congressman, apparently by drug traffickers. +She said she sued the school and received a $12,000 settlement. She is now a bartender. +To err is human; to really mess things up, though, requires a few computers. +Poland's Foreign Ministry confirmed that some East Germans were at the West German Embassy in Warsaw. +Many were convinced the central bank would soon boost the Federal Funds and discount rates by 50 basis points each. At the opening the blue chips dropped nearly 35 points, but recovered to trade about 20 points down within the first hour. +But the new study "won't speed up or deter the approval of BGH," Mr. Nesbit said. +Perhaps she is at times too sharp, too shy of bringing out the melting lyricism of the ballet's more lovelorn passages; but her dancing is as naturally brilliant as birdsong. +His first priority, nevertheless, will be to stay alive and to try to stem the violence. His task will not be helped by a new organisation calling itself the 'September 30 Group' after the date of the 1991 coup. +Police and firefighters demonstrated in East Berlin for higher wages to cover price increases since the July 1 economic merger of the Germanys. +People will be chosen to receive the fellowship for one-year terms and will write and lecture on public policy issues, the foundation said. +The spokesman said the curfew in the Boureij refugee camp was intended to allow soldiers to destroy buildings which were put up without permits. +The breakthrough has been eagerly awaited since late 1986, when scientists found "markers" near the gene. +It was a decision by the tobacco company's management, she said, "and they just agreed with us." Adelman said RJR spent about $200 million developing Premier, and an additional $125 million to launch the product in the test markets. +But its real value is not simply its clear-eyed perception of the real world. There are good reasons for permitting banks and other insured deposit-takers to be owned by commercial corporations. +The proliferation of such exclusive, long-term deals has fed a multimillion-dollar bidding frenzy by the networks in recent years, as each tries to lock up hot talent. +The Mazowiecki camp argues that Poland's delicate transition to full democracy could be thwarted if the government engages in a large-scale "witch hunt" for ex-Communists. +The deal is subject to negotiation of a definitive agreement and regulatory approvals, company officials said. +But he said the apprentice had been operating trains under supervision since 1987 and had been tested on his familiarity on that line. +The route crosses Ashenbank Wood in a cutting about 100 metres deep and up to 60 metres wide. +Maybe Mr Clarke has the guts for the task. +Bright sunshine slanting through the budding trees gave a roseate glow to the white-columned Georgian brick buildings. +At least one other death, in Ohio, was attributed to the storm. +Simply put, this is one long harrumph about how the U.S. is going down the tubes for want of an industrial policy or managed trade. +Governor Bill Clinton's advisers seek faster productivity growth via higher investment in education, training and infrastructure; Mr Bush's are vainly searching for a way to finance new tax cuts and hence increase incentives for work and saving. +Government, opposition and military representatives have said the governmental crisis could deepen if the court rules for Arena, granting it a 31st seat and an outright majority. +The House ethics committee said Thursday it found "no adequate basis" to investigate Republican Whip Newt Gingrich, but criticized his failure to disclose a home purchase and his loose control over his staff. +"There is no way that she should be able to profit from this. She won't if we have anything to say about it," said Richard Weber, the lawyer for Vilas and Shirley Cihaski. +He hopes that the more schools he signs up to participate in the ship-to-shore classroom, the easier it will be to attract sponsors. +The executives in particular wanted one that wouldn't force S&Ls to pay higher premiums for deposit insurance, a cost to the industry running into billions of dollars a year. +Gusts of up to 52 mph were clocked at Cheyenne. +The companies also cited "pockets of shareholder dissatisfaction on both sides." +The strategy being considered is to repay the more than $6 million the campaign has accepted from the U.S. Treasury. +Yesterday in New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Twin Disc closed at $19 a share, down $2. +Analysts were puzzled that Aetna's said it became pessimistic late last year about real estate and at the same time said it believes the problems will abate in 1992. +He said the lawmaker had planned to have the procedure performed during the congressional recess in August, but moved up the date after learning that his surgeon would be taking a long vacation beginning later this week. +Many principals have happy, longstanding arrangements with agents that have worked to their mutual benefit for years. +Thornburgh rejected the lawmakers' request for an independent counsel to investigate allegations that Pierce had lied under oath when he denied having "hands on" involvement in running the Moderate Rehabilitation Program. +Another corner three steps away serves as the set for the five-minute news program. +He was one of several speakers in a morning session held following a flag ceremony and prayer songs. +"I feel very confident we can give a very strong account of ourselves," said Holland, 51, a plant manager of a carpet company who doubles as commander of the 48th Mechanized Brigade of the Georgia Army National Guard. +But even after revising his estimates, he thinks that United Airlines alone is worth $25 to $30 a share, and that the stock should trade at 85 to 90 "after the dust settles." +It was not yet known whether the PRI lost the two-thirds majority required for approval of constitutional reforms in the Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of Congress. +But we're not seeing any adverse reaction." +Early this year, the stock traded above A$2. +In recent summers, the liner has carried mostly West Germans on tours from Hamburg arranged by German tour operator NUR, news reports said. +If anything happens to these people while they're out to sea for the next 30 days the Navy is going to be held responsible," attorney Michael Withey said Monday. +But you may still be cheated with some spurious supplementary charge. Naples offers two railway stations. +It was Mr. Ross's first novel. +Today is Thursday, November second, the 306th day of 1989. +Though whether they prove to be any more than a one-off will depend both on the Inland Revenue, and on whether Ofwat regards 50 per cent increases in scrip dividends as an acceptable price to pay. +By last year, occupancy had fallen to 65 percent, even though 250 hospitals closed during the seven years. +The aim is to develop this area with the minimum of environmental destruction. +Lewis said Bush pleased his supporters Thursday night in all areas except his responses on questions about the environment. +The university wants the agency to invalidate the election. +Gone from either version of the $500 billion, five-year deficit cutting package now before a House-Senate conference committee is an earlier proposal that generated strong opposition in New England. +Up to an inch of rain was expected in southeastern Kentucky early today, renewing a flash-flood watch, the National Weather Service said. +Its shares were helped by the boom in the tiny Madrid stock market, which doubled in 1986 after Spain entered the Common Market. +Although governors in several states, including New York, Connecticut and Maryland, have proposed tax boosts or other revenue-raising measures to close big deficits, Govs. +Reacting to the news, both Standard & Poor's Corp. and Moody's Investors Service Inc. downgraded their ratings on Westinghouse debt. +Havas said it plans to raise its net annual dividend to 5.75 francs a share, a 39% increase from the 4.13 francs paid out last year. +TRW Corp. received a $30.9 million Air Force contract for improvements to the Cheyenne Mountain complex. +But managed futures are definitely not for everyone. Anyone who isn't comfortable with losing 30% to 50% or more of his or her investment shouldn't get involved in managed futures, say advisers, even though huge losses of more than 50% are unlikely. +There was plenty of him to go around." "Wordstruck" is a small book that packs a big punch. +An exception for political figures was made for a videotaped message from President Reagan. +It insures NASA space launches and nuclear power stations. Lloyd's is the leading provider of the insurance cover which US banks must have by law. +The Herald and the BBC heard of Omar in an Aug. 29 cover story about beggars in New York magazine. +Live cattle futures were mostly unchanged, while feeders were boosted by higher cash prices. +Miss Sands is a former state president of the Society of Professional Journalists. +Last year he was the best running back in the NFL, with 1,563 yards to his credit. +Since it also makes the prospect of lower base rates even more remote, there is even less incentive than before at the short end. It is unclear where the natural demand for the new auction stock lies. +The son, who later applied to the court to become his mother's conservator, said that she had fallen. +There is little need to emphasize the overwhelming requirement to confront the country's multiple deficit and debt problems. +The car plant is the Wixom, Mich., plant that makes luxury cars. +US 'warehouse clubs' such as Costco threaten to make the supermarket chains' mastery of the site acquisition irrelevant, since if classified as wholesalers rather than retailers they are not subject to such tight planning restrictions. +The group hopes to draw attention to the schools through its "Educational Partnership Week" activities. +Former Prime Minister U Nu, Burma's last elected leader before the military ousted him 26 years ago, defied the country's authoritarian rulers Friday and announced the formation of a rival government. +Over the next three years, the leaders hold four summits. +Many oil companies sell more gas than they refine during the heavy-driving summer months, so they have to supplement their supplies by buying on the volitile spot market, said John Lord, spokesman for Mobil Oil Co. in New York. +"There is an appetite driven by `Robocop,' `Gremlins' and `48 HRS.' for a distinctive offering _ a film that is neither a sequel nor a generic copy," said Tom Rothman, Goldwyn's head of worldwide production. +NORAD tracks of bombers and missiles. +Warnings are given that there should not be a competition to see who can stand the highest temperature. +We'd be the last to know, like a jilted husband," said Mr. Crichton. +Three prominent Palestinians will travel to Egypt this week to urge the PLO to allow Arabs from the occupied territories to hold peace talks with Israel, newspapers reported. +The awards were minimal, compared with the six- and even seven-figure sums handed out to libel victims lately. +"I've gotten opinions from 26 different people," said Janet Pegg, one of the firm's accounting analysts. +The only legal market for traders would be smaller countries that do not belong to CITES or refuse to go along with the ban. +Their holdings, including the Empire State Building and the Helmsley Palace Hotel, are worth an estimated $1.4 billion. +A weekend convention featuring an international lineup of Elvis Presley impersonators _ about 80 altogether _ includes a seminar on how to be a better Elvis. +Readers asked for laws to ban parents who bring their weeping babies into church, slow drivers, and husbands who snore. +The government claims General Dynamics billed it for inflated charges for work performed by Frigitemp Corp., a subcontractor now in bankruptcy whose former officials admitted to bribing General Dynamics officers. +"It's possible that Orwell wrote his work with a concrete address _ the address of socialism _ but that time has been passed when we were frightened and, to put it delicately, confused," Zalygin wrote. +These are not marching orders. +They acknowledge the difficulties posed by Maastricht. +He declined to discuss details or comment on whether Ames was in violation of current lending agreements. +"How long will America stand silent in the face of this abomination? +"It's always possible there could bea resurrection of the idea," he said. +It is not known how common such sexual exploitation is in other professions, said Pope, because no other professional group has made such an effort to study and correct the problem. +Goldfish and hamsters and white mice and even the little seed in the Styrofoam cup _ they all die. +Glenny rightly argues that, until these two ethnic groups come to terms with each other, there will be no peace in the Balkan peninsula. +In addition, the company said its sales and service personnel will target new markets for the system. +But another diplomat disagreed: 'Any ceasefire and peace will require tens of thousands of peacekeepers.' The plan could entail transfers of population. +Employees at The Burlington Free Press, Vermont's largest daily newspaper, have voted overwhelmingly to unionize, results tallied today show. +The company's shares were delisted from the American Stock Exchange in mid-April. +The government said that on Sept. 1 it counted 23.1 million pounds of pork bellies. +In the first quarter, Kaiser had a net loss of $29.3 million, compared with net income of $17.4 million, or 37 cents a share, a year earlier. +Endara was presidential candidate for an opposition coalition in elections May 7. International observers said Endara's ticket beat Noriega's candidate by a 3-1 margin, but Noriega had the election annulled and appointed a provisional president. +The company said that under its consent decree with the EPA, it will pay a $10,000 civil penalty and undertake a program of "environmentally beneficial expenditures promoting the safe use of pesticides." +And Whirlpool isn't banking on any sales boom. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading Friday, Castle & Cooke shares closed at $24.50, up 75 cents. +Baghdad is the Palestine Liberation Organization's military headquarters. +In 1850, the city of Los Angeles was incorporated. +Mrs. Novetzke, 57, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is a longtime GOP activist who was state party chairman in 1985-87 and was co-chairman of Iowa's Bush for President campaign last year. +We also have excellent lawyers," he said. "I don't intend to lose." The other side thinks economics and good journalism mix. +Emmerich was not eligible for re-election because he has served the maximum three consecutive three-year terms on the board. +Mount spent the last five days of July viewing the collection, Murphy said. +Authorities, however, noted the oil spilled in Alaska was heavy crude, which doesn't dissipate nearly as rapidly as the light crude aboard the Mega Borg. +Dealers said the dollar's lower opening reflected its decline Monday on overseas markets, where traders sold dollars to buy British pounds because of higher interest rates in Britain. +This was the case in Northrop's Dollars 2bn takeover of Grumman in April. +Gemma, a soldier with Egypt's camel corps, follows a pair of shallow footprints meandering by the water. +A Citicorp spokesman said it's much too early to decide whether the bank would increase its ad budget to ward off a possible new marketing attack by BankAmerica. +Pan Am Corp. announced Tuesday it is considering an offer for the much larger NWA. +But, as Pacific Tour Systems promises in its brochure, with its close-up of the White House and of Bill Clinton on the telephone 'the whole world will be watching' Washington on election night, and 'you will be there'. +President Bush intends to take personal charge of the lobbying campaign for Tower, and has invited several Democrats to the White House to discuss the issue later in the week. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 74.68 to 2,031.12, its highest level since it closed at 2,036.31 on May 4. +A spokesman said the company needs to save cash to ensure continued growth and profitability. +Mr Kohl would prefer that the stimulus be deferred until after real spending cuts have been agreed. Senator Sam Nunn of Georgia, chairman of the armed services committee, again warned that defence spending should not be irresponsibly reduced. +He says loyalty to Mr. Brierley "is returned 100-fold, but he can quite casually cut you off at the knees if he disagrees with a decision you've taken." +The bills will be sent to the upper house, most of whose members are appointed, and then to the king. +"We got hit with more oil overnight than we have in this whole process. +It also includes a provision that allows for temporary removal of an animal from a research facility to document whether the animal is being treated properly according to existing law. +Asked about a report of the senior official's comments in yesterday's Wall Street Journal, White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said: "No decision has been made on Chairman Volcker. +David Lane, spokesman for General Electric's aircraft engine division, said 469 of the CF6-6 engines are in service. +In filing a lawsuit seeking to block the cuts, Fireman's Fund Chairman William McCormick said: "We have no choice but to immediately take action to protect our business and our rights. +Stanley has interests in home improvement and consumer goods, industrial and machine tools, such as garage door openers, and air tools. +It was the first time the talent agency had agreed to represent a technology. +The new Nissans are the Altima, a saloon manufactured at Smyrna, in Tennessee, and the Quest minivan, or people-carrier. +Gearing was reduced to 41 (66) per cent and the landbank increased to 1,850 (1,300) plots. +"He inherited a good number of his father's friends," the elder Bayh said, "but he also inherited his father's enemies." +But the European Community's on-and-off-again carbon tax shows what is in store. A carbon tax is the right kind of policy. +Realizing that many first-time buyers are willing to trade a long commute for a home of their own, these developers are now building on inexpensive land previously considered too remote for tract housing. +He said the authority expects to issue about $500 million of this type of bond. +On her last visit to the Immigration and Naturalization Service Office in London, she said, she was told they were waiting for a report from the FBI. +Ronald Sapiro, head trader for Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., said the markets used their disappointment in the report as an excuse to dump dollars. +And they have a rather, almost a unique standing in China; they've done a lot of business with China. +"It is a self-defeating policy." +Losses per share came out at 0.63p (5.97p). +Her tatty little shift, the bare plank floor, the spare furniture are all blatantly real. +I've never heard anything like that. +They identified the slain patrol leader as Parihaunca Councilman Humberto Calderon but did not give the identity of the farm administrator. +The grapefruit crop of about 36 million boxes was the smallest since the 1967-68 season. +Earlier this year, there was speculation that only the credits for business research and low-income housing would be extended. +Especially not if Saddam preserves his internal power through massive brutality, with the potential of renewed oil revenues to rebuild nuclear and chemical facilities while playing to mobs with anti-Western resentments. +But James Millard, senior vice president of marketing for Nutri/System, says the company has already answered questions raised by the FTC. +Preliminary reports from police and hospitals had put the death toll at 16. +However, "the deterioration has been stemmed," said Steven Milunovich, a First Boston Corp. analyst. +The Senate bill currently doesn't contain any provisions designed to aid specific industries, probably a major reason why Mr. Baker told Sen. Bentsen, "Your bill is one we can certainly work with cooperatively." +About 320 people were on the Iraqi Airways Boeing 747, most of them Americans left stranded in Kuwait by the Aug. 2 Iraqi invasion. +They also reduce the UK's competitiveness.' Seventy-one of the panel agreed that there was a lack of consultation prior to legislation, particularly with business. +Subscription Pounds 20 (concessions Pounds 12, non-profit-making bodies Pounds 30, other corporate Pounds 75, life Pounds 350). +Creed first asks if the person is actively involved in a local church. +After months of new age ads featuring rocks and crashing waves, Nissan Motor Corp.'s Infiniti Division and its advertising agency switched gears Wednesday with two-page ads in major daily newspapers nationwide. +Prosecutors had argued Nazi leader Adolf Hitler personally ordered Thaelmann's execution and that Otto carried out the orders. Otto denied the charges. +A lower dollar helps the deficit by making U.S. goods more competitive on foreign markets, thereby increasing exports. +"We have not selected the pallbearers yet." _ Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., on the prospects for a multibillion-dollar tax bill that is hanging by a thread because House and Senate negotiators can't agree on how large it should be. +He really didn't want anything to do with us." Police reached some of those trapped inside by telephone, telling them to leave through a side door after tear gas canisters were fired. +The new shares outstanding would total 39.2 million. +The smaller trade gap in March will have a positive effect on the Commerce Department's revision of its figures for the first-quarter gross national product, a measure of output of goods and services. +Ministers expressed optimism that the informal talks will lead to a peace accord between Cambodian resistance groups and Vietnam, which invaded Cambodia in late 1978. +Most families are paying about one-third more than previously, but it benefits people who live alone and paid the same as neighboring households of three or four adults. +Daiwa Securities' short-term debt rating was lowered to A-1 from A-1 plus. +The second time, three adolescent girls took the stand to tell of the time when they were toddlers. +Californians share a dream today of winning North America's largest lottery jackpot, about a $60 million windfall that triggered sales 10 times higher than usual. +The Chinese youth chanted "down with black devils" and "black devils go home." The Africans, fearing for their lives, tried to leave for Beijing, but were stopped Sunday by armed police at Nanking's train station. +He said Noranda, a major resource and manufacturing concern, hasn't disclosed to Falconbridge its long-term plans for the holding. +Ms. Peterson, 50, is currently assistant attorney general for the tax division at the Justice Department. +Dr. Elaine Abrams, assistant professor of Clinical Pediatrics at New York's Harlem Hospital, said her hospital has cared for 37 infants with AIDS even though it gets no money for the care from public or private sources. +IMPERIAL Chemical Industries' shares fell 63p yesterday to 1145p following a profits downgrading by Hoare Govett, one of the company's brokers. +"It's amazing how the gloom has passed today, compared with yesterday," a White House staffer said in conversation on Wednesday. +It asks "truck and bus operators to do more than what owners of gasoline-powered cars have done since 1984 through the Smog Check program," said the board's executive officer, Jim Boyd. +Marine Corp. climbed 2 1/2 to 26 1/4 after Banc One said that it agreed to buy the Springfield, Ill., bank for about $190 million. +Callahan Mining blames its loss on sharply reduced revenue from its Idaho silver interests plus continued poor results from a Michigan gold mine. +Chevron Chairman George M. Keller expressed some disappoinment with the year's results. +"Next year is another story," Mr. Moszkowski said. +Even if this were true of Mr Delors, however, it is not so of Mr Lang, or anyone else in the Socialist party. The right's problem with Mr Delors' decision is that it removes their electoral need for unity. +The number of counts was reduced because of appeals court precedent for people who yell at judges in court. +Prime Financial also said it is studying a plan to split into two companies, one to run its real estate development activities and the other for its employee benefit marketing activities. +In fashion parlance, Mr. Lagerfeld's suits are "directional," or aimed at men who like a flashier look and follow fashion trends. +"There are two theories," he said. "The first one requires that you assume the plane was extremely off-course to the north, which would mean the plane carried at least two more hours worth of fuel than was previously thought. +Also Wednesday, the ruling body of GATT accepted the findings of an arbitration panel that European Community taxes on Japanese electronic components assembled in the EC are illegal. +While trying to break up the fight, police handcuffed Robert Rucker and James Liddell, both 20-year-old members of the university track team. +Increased to 60,000 and soon to be increased again, to 75,000. After leaving Oxford with a degree in modern languages, Wood spent more than 30 years with ICI in its petrochemicals division. +Thousands of blacks fled the townships with their possessions piled in wheelbarrows and shopping carts, seeking shelter at hospitals, schools and churches. +But some scars remain. "You almost wonder whether some day grandkids are going to look back and say, `Which side were you on?"' +The blaze briefly threatened the Treehouse Fun Ranch nudist camp, but no evacuation was ordered, Cooper said. +That compares with 60 percent who said they believe cost is the main problem facing U.S. health care and medicine today. +But, she said, she didn't feel she could disclose some of the information because she was concerned it would "jeopardize others' safety." +The federal Resolution Trust Corp. took control of Miami-based CenTrust in February and ousted Paul, whose spending drew criticism from regulators. +Honours boards commemorate ex-pupils who achieve awards at university. Mr David Robinson, a former schools inspector who was appointed head of Ullswater in 1990, had other ideas. +China invaded Tibet in 1959. +She bristled at suggestions she was blazing any new trail as the first female astronaut to fly since Challenger. +Sometime later this summer, de Klerk, too, will come to Washington. +Nicholas Brady is emerging as a top choice to succeed Treasury Secretary James Baker, who is expected to resign soon to head Bush's presidential campaign. +The forward linemen lock arms and heads in a fearsome drive to resume play. +The Senate version of the genocide implementation bill is officially called "The Proxmire Act" to honor the long crusade of the senator who is closing out a 31-year Senate career. +"He has a strong ego, otherwise he wouldn't be any good," says Mr. Chiat, who himself has had to endure accusations of arrogance. +Based on present property purchases, the trust expects next year's income to be similar to that of the last. Last year's rise in the value of the trust's units stemmed from an upwards revaluation of its ground rent portfolio. +Mr. Harris said Air Canada will also speed up ongoing talks with USAir. +The businesses also will come under state price control when they resell goods purchased from the state. +It depends on speed, balance and a perpetual frisson of danger. +The service is operated by Energy Information Investments Ltd., a newly formed Cayman Islands company. +The seven-member panel said it "does recognize the potential political value of raising the public visibility of the needs of veterans and the programs designed to meet these needs by making VA a department in the president's Cabinet. +Yost said the Reagan administration's proposed fiscal 1989 funding level of $2.98 billion would not enable the Coast Guard to reopen any of the nearly 30 stations and offices closed in February because of a $103 million shortfall in the current budget. +An improved Dollars 100 bill with a polyester security thread and microscopic printing was launched last summer, but it will not come into full circulation for a number of years. +So rather than push for healthy banks to take over insolvent S&Ls, Mr. Wall has tried to force the ailing S&Ls into dubious mergers. +"I am so glad I have seen him at last," said a bearded South African who refused to give his name but said he had fled his country in 1964. +Like so many, with the Soviet Union no more, he now wonders what he fought for. +Durenberger repaid the Senate $11,005 last January after the rules committee decided he was not entitled to expenses incurred when he stayed at the condominium during official congressional recesses. +Unfortunately, far too many private investors have failed to take heed. New issues flooded on to the London market in 1993 and have continued this year; March alone will see newcomers worth more than Pounds 3bn. +The United States will provide precision tracking facilities for very high accuracy measurements of the Soviet satellite orbit. +Investors were nervously seeking any information they could about the bonds yesterday. +The Mac-10 was not affected by the suspension because it is American made. +The surprise agreement is a coup for Messrs. +With further progress the treatment of a number of gene-defective diseases - hemophilia, cystic fibrosis, diabetes, to name a few. +Glaser said there have been 20 complaints about Gruenewald's actions and statements in the last two months and similar displays last year when Gruenewald had a Jewish roommate. +"My point is whether we do it or not, these securities are going to be bought" by U.S. investors, if necessary through more expensive avenues. +I would estimate that the discount due to the default risk should be 7%. +You'll strike out, however, if you call the high school hoping to snag a copy, which features the New York Yankees first baseman. +More than 1,000 people have been killed in the factional riots in the Johannesburg area since August. +"I have never been so tired," Geri Konigsberg, the Houston woman who helped reunite Thao with her family, said after making the 24-hour flight with the girl's parents. +Thus, there is clear evidence that higher alcohol taxes reduce problem-drinking, not just "social drinking." +A senior adviser to Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev charged at the start of summit talks Sunday that the United States had rejected a pair of Soviet proposals aimed at clearing the way for drastic reductions in long-range nuclear missiles. +The spokesman declined to estimate how much equipment would be sold, or to put a value on the contract. +The other is that, now that the chance of effective production cuts has passed, the price is simply returning to levels before that meeting. +In their ads, cruise ships are the picture of fun-in-the-sun vacationing on the high seas. +Allied's stores include The Bon Marche of Seattle, Jordan Marsh of Boston, Maas Brothers of Tampa and Stern's of Paramus, N.J. +Currently, such an act would come under much tougher general battery laws, which carry a jail sentence of as much as six months and a $500 fine. +The rest of the collection has been moldering in a four-story warehouse in the Bronx. +A police spokesman said while striptease is not illegal in Belgium, Staller overstepped the bounds of decency when she left the night club stage and began mingling with the audience. +Several European countries, including the Dutch, West Germany and Great Britain, have announced such goals. +Firstly, even by emerging market standards, Africa is an unusual beast. +But, he says: 'I think it is important to tell these companies they can't get away with sloppy work.' The outburst is angry, but uncharacteristic. +The share of former Comecon countries has dropped to 70 per cent but remained as high as that because of dependence on Russian oil. +The committee wrapped up its second week of deliberations Friday and expected to reach some conclusions in the case next week. +Keeping in mind the manipulative aspects of glasnost, it is just possible that we are witnessing a new and improved form of exile in which the wronged Soviet is trotted out for Western consumption but remains relatively unknown to his own people. +But in 1985, the United States became a net debtor for the first time in 71 years as the value of American investments overseas were surpassed by the value of foreign holdings in the United States. +Col. Luis del Cid, surrendered to U.S. forces in Panama on Saturday. +Gold prices were slightly weaker in calm trading. +In nine of the 14 races that involve only abortion opponents, the magazine said, at least one candidate supports federal funding of abortions for poor women in cases of rape or incest. +The government in the West Bank was the Israeli military government. +It's best to keep those on hand, Mr. Hood says. +The president claimed the bill would force employers to rely on quotas in the minority hiring practices. +Declined to review another case in Tennessee in which a federal appeals court held parents do not have a right to teach their children at home when required reading texts offend their religion. +The others are pledged to Jackson. +But Mitsui executives said the move didn't necessarily mean the company was withdrawing from the petrochemical complex project at Bandar Khomeini in southern Iran. +She arrived in 1990 to lick the Barbican into financial shape. +Darrell Royal, who is special assistant to the president of the university, did not return a telephone call to his Austin residence on Wednesday. +The Steinbrucks have begun to investigate private funding sources, from which they anticipate a more generous response. +Mr Hugh Laughland, the chairman, said the widely-predicted rise in consumer confidence had failed to materialise. +'We have something like a Bible of requirements that a code-sharing partner has to adhere to,' says Delta. Most of the big airlines have internal policies requiring reservation officers to inform passengers of any code-sharing arrangements. +For instance, the overall trade surplus grew 79% last year in dollar terms. +The Bank has a 'catalytic role'. It tries to ensure that the conditions are right for the financial industry to prosper. +"As I said, the things that they put in that statement that they accused me of doing I know never happened," Bracy said. +Bilzerian, 38, is accused of violating securities and tax laws, conspiracy and making false statements in connection with four failed takeover transactions in 1985 and 1986. +Despite the strict Islamic dress code, there was a selection of wedding gowns featured plunging necklines and off-the-shoulder party dresses with prices from $200 to $600. +In the late 1970s, President Carter urged both Japan and West Germany to act as "locomotives" pulling international growth. +Federal Express's competitors say the company knew about the requirement all along and is holding out for an exemption that would enhance the value of the route after it has been awarded. +Rather than use the RPI figures for the month of issue and maturity, the Bank of England calculates indexation on the basis of the RPI eight months before issue and maturity. +Mr. Colombari, whose appointment takes effect at year end, said USX initially is targeting developing nations with limited or no steel-making capacity, including Africa, South America and the Middle East. +Hongkong Bank said Friday it intends to buy about 81 million new shares of Midland, which is Britain's fourth-largest commercial bank, for a minimum of #383 million ($676.8 million). +One of CNN's original anchor staff, Williams joined NBC News in March a year ago. +In the first week of January, he plans to tour trouble spots in the former Yugoslavia, turning his attention to a crisis where the EC has so far shown itself impotent. +But, unfortunately for the impoverished city, it is not the worst parking fine offender by a long chalk. +"Then he can apply for her," Ms. Zykes said. +"This is unity," the candidate said. +Glaxo continued to gain on rumors that the company might be gearing up for a big U.S.-style merger. +Herard Abraham, the army chief of staff, who was to name a provisional president by Tuesday. +When the 70-year-old Mr. Rao's Congress (I) Party minority government came to power, India was still reeling from the assassination, during last May's election campaign, of party leader and former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. +The AIDS issue poses a special quandary for conservatives, who must find ways of dealing with the health problem without condoning homosexual behavior or highlighting general issues involving homosexuals. +'I don't think staff should be nervous,' he added. +London shares firmed on rate-cut hopes. +The stock market inched ahead today, squeezing a little more mileage out of its recent rally fueled by takeover news and rumors and declining interest rates. +He added that because gold hasn't pushed higher means that most traders don't believe that the only outcome of the Persian Gulf situation is war. +Germany, in particular, feels it has borne too much of the cost. +The doctors studied 537 children who lived in Port Pirie, a town in south Australia near a large lead smelting plant. +Its electricity-generation services will be privatized at the same time. +Col. Sam Watson, Mr. Bush's deputy national security adviser. +But he concedes this could be disastrous. +Mandela, 70, was transferred from Pollsmoor Prison to the hospital on Friday morning. +Instead, there's a growing inclination for a do-it-yourself policy, a revival of unilateralism. +The consignment was brought by the freighter Junda in the last weeks of 1988 and unloaded at the port of Rama, up the Rio Escondido from the Atlantic. +Fifteen political parties are fielding candidates against the Nationalist Party, which has governed this island of 20 million people since losing a civil war to Communist forces on the Chinese mainland 40 years ago. +Judge Deo called it "an inadvertent error" and ordered Carbide lawyers to get it signed. +"I would be very leery of anything that says if you drink more, you get more." +The pitfalls of that position were reflected in the EMILY's List poll, which had hypothetical pro-choice Republicans doing "less well overall" than hypothetical pro-choice Democrats because the Republicans were not supported by conservatives. +Most observers think she will win. +Britain's current stance is basically that the Poles must put their own house in order, secure approval from the International Monetary Fund, and then, perhaps, they might win more British favor. +Bush also indicated his support for Arab League efforts to bring peace to Lebanon, the spokesman said. +She described it as "a greenish glow." For Hazelwood, who has a history of drunken driving convictions and is accused of intoxication on the fateful night, one fact mentioned by every crew member was important. +News of a British satellite television report that Iraq would be willing to withdraw from Kuwait in as long as it was not attacked and could keep the disputed Rumailah oil field triggered the rally at about 3:30 p.m. EST. +When erosion of planning controls has led to unprecedented oversupply, it may be suspect to assume that yields will remain inside their traditional range. +The Labor government has added about one billion kroner ($166 million) to the bill since coming into office last month and even the right-leaning opposition Progress Party favors the expansion. +Taiwan has been under pressure from the U.S., its largest trading partner, to open its market to foreign goods and to reduce its huge trade surplus. +The governor's office can push the cases forward only as quickly as legal roadblocks to execution fall. +In line with the board's intention of paying an interim of about one third of the previous year's total, the interim is 3.12p (2.84p). +But lawyers on both sides warned Thursday against reading too much significance into Kennedy's earlier order. +But in the meantime, campus activists like 36-year-old Mary F. Reeve say attracting more native students isn't the answer when university figures show the native dropout rate is high. +The latest nine-month net included a one-time, $135.1 million tax adjustment in the first quarter. +An appreciation of the dollar against the European (and perhaps Japanese) currencies would also make US assets more attractive again. +If the actual price is well below the formula price, the stock is a buy. +The market itself ranges from products which prevent decay to decorative finishes. +He added that the company has taken "enough steps" to ensure continued improvements. +The Home Office said no guards were hurt at Haverigg, but one prisoner was sent to the hospital with what looked like a broken jaw and 10 others were treated for minor injuries at the prison, 280 miles west of London. +CBS Records will move its data-processing operation from New Jersey to lower Manhattan, a company executive announced Monday. +Friday's Market Activity Over-the-counter stocks rose for the second consecutive day, aided by an 8% jump in Microsoft. +In a joint venture called Taligent the two companies are developing personal computer software that analysts believe may challenge Microsoft's dominance of the PC software market. +Flamsteed's work in mapping the stars using a new and accurate system of measurement reveals him to be the founder of modern astronomy. +"She said that it was the mystery, what cannot be explained, that made a story endlessly fascinating. +As a practical matter, however, the exact timing of his signature - which was a certainty - was not significant as long as it occurred within a day or so. +"And this means we are losing." +You pay one big initial premium for such a policy; investment income isn't taxed and may be taken out tax-free before death through low- or no-cost loans. +After the meeting broke up, Iraq's Oil Minister Issam Abdul-Raheem Al-Chalabi said it was too early for him to comment on his country's position on a production sharing agreement. +Though she never ran a small business herself, she promised to be an outspoken advocate for people who do. +If they argue, we separate them," he said. +Robert Marquette Jr. said Thursday's crash probably will not force another grounding of the nation's fleet of advanced jet bombers. +Now the Chicago Merc has moved center stage again with the plan to offer Merc-listed futures and options on 130,000 Reuters terminals when the exchange's trading floor is closed. +"They did it to the wrong family this time," she said defiantly. "My husband spent his life serving his country. +Mr. Dukakis now is poised to continue his streak as the campaign moves to Pennsylvania, which selects 178 delegates next Tuesday and has rules that are peculiarly suited to assist a candidate with swelling momentum. +Hansen alleged that Drexel via Newberg purchased stocks from Princeton-Newport, then sold them back a short time later to create bogus losses that Princeton-Newport declared as tax deductions. +The maker of glass, chemicals and coatings, which has nearly 120 million common shares outstanding, said the buy-back will be funded by proceeds from operations and the divestiture of businesses that aren't meeting its strategic objectives. +Now, as I say, I hope negotiations go so well that we can have substantially reduced numbers over the years. +"They are handling it with kidgloves; trying not to damage what wilderness areas we have left," she said. +Over the past couple of months, the exchange has reduced its staff about 20%, reflecting lagging trading activity. +Tighter yield spreads of mortgage securities above Treasury notes also makes it less advantageous to create Remics, as the collateral for Remic deals becomes more expensive compared with Treasurys. +I know this puts me at a little bit of disagreement with the controller of the state, who has taken a more active role, but we just have enough to do in California in managing the money without worrying about corporate politics. +Grand Met said it has held discussions with a number of company's which might lead to asset sales, including Courage Ltd., the British brewer owned by Elders IXL of Australia. +The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. interrupted its programming with the announcement that the Quebec Court of Appeals voted 3-2 to uphold the injunction barring Chantal Daigle from having an abortion. +"This should not be allowed in the United States of America," was her only comment as she left the courthouse. +Dirt-poor Middle Easterners, living in rodent-infested shacks, had their noses rubbed once too often in the luxury and Western pretensions of their leaders. +One of the main ingredients in the improvement was a drop in oil prices, which helped reduce the nation's petroleum import bill by $631 million. +The plane had just fueled and reportedly was taking off for Myrtle Beach, S.C., when it crashed through the roof of the plant, a three-building complex that manufactures airplane seat covers, officials said. +As her correspondence bears all the charming acuity of her best fiction, "The Letters of Edith Wharton" (Scribner's, 654 pages, $29.95) is a valuable literary chronicle. +But they have just recently taken a shine to gold again. +Dollars 20 Gatt danger, Page 6 The run up in Mirror Group's shares over the past year is good news for the administrators, but raises the question of how much value is left for those who are lining up for the book-building exercise. +Their walkout in 1989 threatened to leave much of the country without fuel. +Burns said the bill was vetoed not for political reasons, but because it would cost jobs in Montana. +Officials said women seeking such services, most of them poor and Hispanic, will be referred to the county's 29 general health clinics, which also provide family planning, but patients sometimes must wait up to eight weeks for an appointment. +Its chances of retaining that title were high before Saturday's bomb. +Perrier's most promising newcomer award went to Dominic Holland, who fits neatly into this category. +He says the five-percentage-point difference in undercount between blacks and whites "hasn't gone away. +His rivals said he spent a fortune organizing Minnesota, leaving Gephardt, Jackson and Simon in his wake. +The United Nations proclaimed the observance to recognize scientific and technological advances that help save lives and lessen property damage. +Oil prices rose to nearly $30 per barrel as traders began buying in response to Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's televised call for an Arab holy war against the West. +Gore calls political and financial strategists for last-minute consultations; some advisers predict he will run. Rockefeller is likely to announce his candidacy around Labor Day. +The 51-year-old McKellen, who receives a knighthood, is one of the leading British actors of his generation. +The flow increased recently, with 56 arriving last weekend, bringing the number since August 10 to 286. Most are kept in a special camp and others are in the prison. +In the Brookline protest, police arrested four people, said police Officer Ronald Pateron. +"A stone wall looks like it took a lot of time to build. +"We do an incredible amount of research," says Minit-Lube's Mr. Porter. +Underlying Route 128's woes are the maturing of the computer industry, the slowdown in the national economy and the stiff competition that minicomputer makers face from workstations and ever more powerful personal computers. +Most important, Mr. Reagan, like British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, finds that he can deal with Mr. Gorbachev. +That will more than double the facility's coated-paper capacity, said a company official. +They're more likely to start protesting that kingmakers and bosses are trying to force them out. +No one knows how many marchers to expect Saturday in this town 90 miles south of Nashville, but the Tennessee Highway Patrol will help police from Pulaski and surrounding towns with security. +"Does an airline pilot wear a parachute?" asks the longtime admirer of French tightrope walker Philippe Petit. +Ham - banned by Moslems - is also on the menu for Tuesday's Christmas dinner along with turkey and roast beef. +When the land contract fell through, Ward said he asked TRA to return the check. +It also seeks unspecified profits from the brokerage employees. SEC attorney David Miller said the firm, Monmouth Investments Inc., made about $3 million through the alleged illegal practices. +In recent years the Saudi view has prevailed. +Shultz plans further meetings with Meguid and Peres while they are in New York to attend the special session of the United Nations General Assembly. +Futures industry officials and attorneys said they didn't know if Mr. Riss, or other traders who allegedly acted in collusion with Mr. Donnelly, are being investigated by the grand jury. +NON-BUYING POWER: Several municipalities are using their purchasing clout to further a cause. +But he left teaching behind when he moved to London. +The Japanese were slow to make decisions, and there was grumbling among taxpayers back home. +Canada late last month offered to impose a 15% surtax on those exports to avoid the duties. +He warned, however, that circumstances in the Balkans could change. Mr Bush cautioned against drawing up too rigid a set of rules whereby international military intervention might be determined. +But, as president, I cannot let the people's business be postponed over and over again. +This cover should include the option of a flight home by air ambulance. +It was the highest level since a similar 10.29 percent rate was posted last June 1. +The SIB has retained the accountancy firm KPMG Peat Marwick to find out how many people are at risk. +When the ceremony ends, the European-descended townspeople and the Indian descendants go their separate ways. +Denmark will be the first to pass judgment on the treaty, thereby ensuring that the very first obstacle for Maastricht will also be one of the hardest. +Does your wife attend art classes, only to pick up rude painters who act as if they know her better than you do? +In early December, about 100,000 people flocked to Phoenix's Sky Harbor Airport to get 50%-off coupons. +The problem was "they didn't have any controls at all," Bell said. +A curious porker approached her from behind, bent its head toward the sleeping dog, and administered a healthy root. +We need to evaluate exactly what the transaction is with respect to ours." Excess generating capacity of KG&E had been thought to be the main reason for KCPL's interest in the takeover. +The bends were very sharp, but the Toyota took them like a seasoned skier tackling a mogul run. +Industrial production figures and the latest official survey of industrialists' opinion shows the export-led recovery has begun to include a modest element of renewed domestic demand. +He said in a telephone interview that they chanted "We want a session!" _ demanding that a special session of the republic's legislature decide whether Nagorno-Karabakh should become Armenian. +Vatican bank officials had "full knowledge" they were helping Banco Ambrosiano Chairman Calvi perform transactions that could harm the Milan bank, according to an arrest warrant for three top Vatican bank officials. +"The university is getting great laboratory space at no expense to the taxpayers," said John Wasmuth, one of three UCI researchers assigned to the lab. +Terminally ill nursing home patients will be able to reject forced tube-feedings under a new state rule that takes effect July 1. +The site was the Hotel Tepozteco, part of a Mexican government-run resort complex in Morelos state, about 40 miles southeast of the Mexican capital. +"There isn't much enthusiasm for helping him out at the moment," the diplomat says. +Family discord dates back over decades. +They feared their troops might be deployed to support purely Soviet adventures, for example on the Chinese border. +At Beijing University, a few dozen students were sitting in one classroom but said they were not there to attend class. "Our slogan is `boycott classes but don't boycott studies,"' several students said. +Wesker found he enjoyed the genre. +To avoid being edged out by American contenders, the U.K. is establishing a task force in Damman, adjacent to the Kuwaiti committee that will decide who rebuilds the country. +Gonzalez, in turn, has accused the Workers Union of "sliding toward the red," falling under the influence of the more combative communist union. +The market had been expecting the overall index to be 54 per cent but it was slightly weaker at 53.4 per cent. +Sales for comparable divisions in the latest 26 weeks were $2.05 billion, an increase of 5.4% over $1.94 billion in the year-earlier period. +The treaty calls on countries with nuclear weapons to refrain from selling them or the technology to other countries. +Who knows, if ERM membership does eventually deliver for Britain a more stable manufacturing sector, the country's newly articulate and well-organised engineers might indeed be in a better position to climb the corporate greasy pole. +He also will propose giving state regulators more power over multistate frauds. +Pilecki stepped down at Westfield after he was indicted in 1986 on charges of sexually assaulting two male students. +France and England shared the points in a 0-0 draw, though both teams came close to scoring. +Goodyear has described Anglovall as "a responsible group that has demonstrated concern for human rights in the work place and has expressed intent to retain the current work force of 2,400 people," most of whom are non-white. +Their candidate was the retired chairman of a large insurance concern. +The independent Beirut daily newspaper An-Nahar reported Tuesday that Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi has ordered the withdrawal of his contingent from Lebanon. +But Patrick said the technology to improve picture resolution exists today, and the FCC should spur further research and development. +Of the 40 sold units whose transfers have actually been completed, a minority were profit-making. Companies being sold cover a broad spectrum, from tractors and textiles to cement and ghee, vegetable oil used in cooking. +"You have a pile-on problem," he said. +"When space does come available, it's usually because a paid ad has fallen through. +For that reason, senators know that if they have any hope of getting a pet project approved in the closing days of the session, it will have to be tacked onto the tax bill. +'But rather than turning to Mecca and praying for higher oil prices we have to look at what we can do to help ourselves.' Shell has already announced wide-ranging job cuts and efficiency drives. +The Sicarites are named for assassins in ancient Israel who killed collaborators with Rome. +But Pratt asked few questions, complying with Israel's requests to name them subcontractors, ostensibly for Israeli security reasons, and taking its usual markup on the contracts. +"We're not promoting anything, not selling anything," he says. +"It's just a matter of getting the right person to come to one of our drives," said Miss Atlas, one of 9,000 people awaiting a donor. +Besides the Cabinet openings before Bush this week, the high-profile job of RNC chairman was added to the equation when Bennett, the former drug policy director, said he'd changed his mind about taking the job. +But, he says, "that doesn't at all imply that there was an attempt to give those guys a jump over other people." +In West Virginia, anti-abortion activists are adding bags of Idaho potatoes to their grocery lists. +As president, his main function is to officially welcome visiting dignitaries, and he has made a quick transition from uniform to Western suit. +KAY CORP. said it placed $30 million of 13 3/8% senior notes due August 1997 and 500,000 warrants for common stock, primarily with institutional investors. +Artzt called the resolution and its supporters misguided. +"We couldn't afford the planes and connections." +About 60,000 tonnes of copper has built up in stocks in the Commonwealth of Independent States and is now available for export to the west, analysts suggest. However, they say the market should absorb the extra copper relatively easily. +Inflation erodes the value of fixed-income securities such as bonds and notes. +Somehow, though, the very epic quality of the production underscores the problems of disparity of scale in the play's main notion. +Roberti said the hearing and threatened legislation were needed to show the industry the state intends to carry out voters' demands for insurance reform. +Investigators looking into last week's train collision and explosion say that no hand brakes were set on any of the 48 runaway rail cars that rolled backwards for nine miles and slammed into three locomotives. +Fortunately, leaders of several major environmental groups are coming to recognize market incentives and property rights as tools for ecological stewardship. +The tree can't grow in most U.S. climates, but flourishes in many parts of south Asia, Africa and Australia. +It is the second-largest such settlement by a commodity exchange. +That, of course, is a weakness." The arrest of Pettersson last December gave an unexpected twist to the massive investigation, which had focused on an international conspiracy. +Buchi, 40, was Pinochet's finance minister for four years until March and is backed by rightist political groups. +Scepticism will not be enough. +"He used to take us to an amusement park in Oakland," she recalls. "We went to San Francisco with him when we were older, taking the train, the ferry boat and the cable cars. +Arun Nehru, a onetime Gandhi ally and former minister of state for home affairs, who now supports Singh, told a news conference the Satpura ballot-stuffing was engineered by Congress Party members. +But it wasn't until last year that the company's plan to put pierogi on every dinner plate began to take shape. +A Fulton County legislative race raised the possibility of a father-daughter pairing in the Georgia House. +As part of the settlement, Revlon will pay Adler & Shaykin, which invests in leveraged buyouts, $23.7 million. +Like Mr. Turner, Mr. Herder cautions that "next year might not be all that great," but he's willing to be patient. +The FT-SE 100 ended unchanged at 2218.8 as investors seemed to be awaiting today's speech by Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson to the governing Conservative Party's annual conference. +She pulls out journals that other third-graders kept while growing mystery bulbs. They weren't told what the bulbs were or whether they would bloom. +Doctors gave Emperor Hirohito blood for the eighth straight day Friday as he continued to bleed internally. +A spate of cash takeover bids and continued bullish corporate earnings reports will push London stocks higher through the early months of next year, he predicted. +However, he said he "wouldn't be surprised if a president is named in the next year or two." Mr. Georges was named International Paper's chief executive officer in 1984 and chairman a year later. +Much of the paper was issued at below market rates and so is not traded. +Even in countries most resistant to change _ Czechoslovakia, Romania and Bulgaria _ leaders have had to face increasing opposition by citizens calling for reform. +As efficient as they may be, these laws do not always please the politically powerful pressure groups that have been reactivated in the newly democratic atmosphere. +THE YEAR of the Sheep failed to bring the Tokyo stock market the peace and calm that are symbolic of the sign. +The National Republican Senatorial Committee and Bentsen's GOP opponent for the Texas Senate seat, Rep. Beau Boulter, are seeking to block the federal campaign money. +The car crept closer. +Earlier this week, Ways and Means Chairman Dan Rostenkowski also said that excise taxes on such items as gasoline, beer and cigarettes wouldn't be boosted. +However they are thought to have said that privatisation of Nuclear Electric and Scottish Nuclear would only be acceptable if 'subsidies', including the fossil fuel levy, were phased out. +The company's reputation was forged by William La Porte, chairman until 1981, who was known both for holding the investment community in disdain and for his stern fiscal management. +Under terms of the sale, approved Tuesday by Southmark's board, the two companies will pay $189 million in cash, debt and new stock for Integon and repay or assume $120 million in Integon debt, Southmark said. +But the prohibition was reversed a day later after Motorola argued that the chip sales ban could devastate outside computer makers that depend on its microprocessors to run their machines. +Among whites, the far-right Conservative Party, which depicts even minimal reforms by the government as surrender to the black majority, is campaigning vigorously for an intensification of apartheid. +Mr. Fazio, who had supported the candidacy of House colleague Richard Gephardt, estimated that as many as three-quarters of the super-delegates selected from Congress ultimately would back Mr. Dukakis. +Yields on 10-year Treasury notes rose in the government's latest auction to the highest level in nearly three years. +But Mr. Yardley makes it clear that the commercialization of space is not simple. +Home buying, until recently, has been strong. +Similar debts have been run up before, but they were always taken care of by credits from the Foreign Economic Bank, it said. +Credit Foncier de France offered one of the few new issues, 20 billion yen ($151.5 million) of 5 1/4%, seven-year Eurobonds. +Mr. Sugarman said yesterday that a lawsuit challenging Media General's stock structure hadn't been filed, though he left open the possibility if a favorable response to his bid isn't received Monday. +Maryland's remaining 17 delegates at-large are awarded on a winner-take-all basis to the presidential candidate who carries the state in the primary. +In Maine, Linda Bean-Jones, an heiress to the L.L. Bean outdoor wear fortune, faced Edward S. O'Meara ina 1st District Republican primary for Congress. +Italian financier Carlo De Benedetti, the president of Olivetti SpA, whotrols 43 percent, wants to turn the company into that controls enterprises throughout Europe. +Their lives are too precious to me." But even his friends believe his motives went beyond humanitarian. +"We are ready to have a discussion," Reinhard Klimmt was quoted as saying in this week's edition of the West German magazine, Der Spiegel. +"What I learned about Bill is that he's very unpredictable, and he's a fighter." +Army troops sealed off wide areas of the battle-scarred capital in preparation for a building-to-building search of other Securitate snipers supporting Ceausescu. +If severely pressed, Mr. Hirsch can still fall back on a second line of argument. +More Members of Congress have been under investigation percentage-wise than people in the executive branch. +Biologists agree a healthy population is at least 150 juveniles per 100 adults, "the higher the better." The ratio for mallards in the Mississippi flyway was 89 juveniles per 100 adults, compared to 136 juveniles per 100 adults in 1987. +To the breast-implant story, the press generally brought the stereotype captured in a USA Today headline: "Safety vs. Profits." +Corn, at $2.26 a bushel, was down from $2.51 in August and $2.29 a year earlier. +A cease-fire halted fighting between Iran and Iraq in August 1988, but the POWs have become pawns as both sides quarrel over details of the U.N. resolution that cleared the way for the cease-fire. +"Yes," Dominic replies pointedly, "the brand name and the price." +"The opponent for me is Michael Dukakis. +But a sharp drop in production was inevitable by 1993 and 1994. +Problems had arisen in part because Chinese importers, ignorant of internationally agreed financing rules, were 'looking for bargains'. +All three cities were eliminated from Braniff's schedule when the bankrupt carrier decided to operate with 20 departures out of the Kansas City airport. +Sigmund said he does not subscribe to the notion of an inevitable political cycle of military and civilian rule. +The dollar was slightly higher in quiet European trading today, but below the highs reached in the Far East following the U.S. Navy's downing of a civilian Iranian airplane in the Persian Gulf. +The turbulence surrounding the dramatic bid developments continued to reverberate through the food sector, although turnover was well below Thursday's hectic session. +British authorities, however, want Eurobond trading to become even more open. +Bring in Europeans, the Spanish who have a real affinity for that area. Bringing in the Japanese, who have a great capital surplus now and looking for places to invest it. +All but nine of the new seats went to the opposition and other, established political parties. +Five years and $100 million later, however, the maker of Cheerios and Betty Crocker cake mixes is about to stake the success of its restaurant division on a concept that grew out of the Orlando prototype. +Even at current prices they leave room for a 25 per cent gross margin. +Mercury Warburg Investment Management Ltd., a London-based investment firm, said it holds a 5.1% stake in New York-based Millicom Inc.'s common shares outstanding. +Officials also are planning a government survey of all hotels older than five years. +It was the first time the Congress had met on German soil, and some delegates refused to attend, saying their grief was still too great. +In fact, he says, Congress has reneged on each of five budget summit agreements between 1982 and 1989, failing to lower spending to agreed-upon levels, while including tax increases in four of the agreements. +Future investment in Bolivar will be Comsur's sole responsibility. Both parties have guaranteed the jobs of the mine's existing workforce of about 300 and new jobs may also be created. +'It couldn't do everything we wanted but it was still streets ahead of the competition.' As is typical of a pharmaceuticals company, Syntex is customer focused. +They added that many barriers, such as regulatory problems, remain. +The Commerce Department reported last Friday that retail sales fell another 0.6 percent in April, the biggest plunge in six months. +The man's face is packed with all the dense humanity of Rembrandt's finest portraits. Like Rembrandt's genius, authenticity is a mystery no cartel can explain. +Those are the few stocks that investors are holding onto as they run for cover, shares of companies in which they retain any confidence that profit projections will be fulfilled. +"She knew what she was doing, she knew what she was saying. +Some worry that they can't compete against Third World farmers who forgo expensive equipment and are used to lower standards of living. +A two-tier employment system develops, yielding growing stables of part-time, self-employed contractors. +Pubs will expand their food service to meet the afternoon trade, predicted Joe Boyle, marketing manager for brewers Ind Coope Taylor Walker Ltd., which operates more than 700 pubs in London. +Assuming there are no congressional objections, the Defense Department said it would sell the three copters along with support equipment, spare parts and pilot training services for $26 million. +Mayoral primaries were held in several other cities, including Erie, Pa., and Jackson, Miss. +A new treaty is required to keep the facilities after that. +But it is by no means certain that switching from the CRC to the Democrats will provide him with a reliable majority in the legislature or a cabinet that can agree on policy towards China. +"I think the war and economic data are going to conflict with each other. +While the limber chief executive reflexively took flight from possible harm, a couple of students chased the intruder out a door and onto the campus, where he disappeared. +Edison's management has played a cozy political game over the years. +Since the gifts accumulate with each refrain into a shopping nightmare of 364 items, Bradley said a lovestruck swain would have to spend $70,961.21 to buy the full carol. +BankAmerica may be an extreme example. +Four major U.S.-based pharmaceutical companies reported sharply higher third-quarter results Tuesday, led in part by strong sales growth at home and abroad for disease-fighting drugs. +The handlers were assigned to keep in contact with Presser and receive his informant's reports on union activities. +And it will be priced well below the fancier Mexican fare that many Manhattan restaurants already offer. +The Touchstone Picture was produced by Arnon Milchan and Steven Reuther and is rated R for language and prostitution. +Here's what they don't know: America's big airports will get even more jammed. +Trying to be kind, they create more, rather than less, misery. The private sector alternative seems far cleaner. +Settlement is Oct. 30. The securities are being sold through a special purpose trust called RTC 1991-11. This is the first of four RTC offerings expected to be priced soon. +Mugabe's party last year merged with the main opposition party, Joshua Nkomo's Zimbabwe African People's Union (Patriotic Front), giving the new combined ruling party all but one of the seats in the National Assembly. +"What are you going to do, put us in jail or something?" Last year, he was sentenced to three months in prison and two years on probation after pleading guilty to knowingly violating federal water laws. +Alfredo Bared, whose name was on the list FBI agents gave to Miami police internal security detectives Monday, is the highest-ranking person whose conduct is under scrutiny. +In 1975, Juan Carlos was proclaimed king of Spain after he swore fidelity to the principles of the regime of the late Francisco Franco. +The final two blasts were set off as scheduled by Mrs. Ziolkowski and Gov. George Mickelson. +He later bought the Gulfstream Land and Development Corp. of Florida and gained control of more than 30,000 acres in Florida and Georgia. +Mrs. Syfert said Mrs. List's daughter by her first marriage became pregnant at 16, causing tension in the family. +Avowed free-market supporters were in a minority, but their ideas framed the discussion. +It houses the Blue Jays, the Toronto Argonauts in the Canadian Football League and special events. +However, dealers reported that the lira's weakness was encouraging some buying by foreigners. +'There had been some decent activity numbers. 'The problem was the timing and the subsequent revelation that Eddie George (governor of the Bank of England) didn't want it. +Mr. Kaifu, the son of a photo-studio owner, was first elected to the Diet at age 29 from his home prefecture of Aichi in central Japan. +Widely assumed to be part of an eventual bidding group is electronics giant Plessey Co., itself the target of a 1.7 billion pound ($3 billion) bid from GEC and West Germany's Siemens AG. +In the year-ago quarter, interest expenses were almost negligible. +Most people live in houses with mud floors and walls woven from straw and bamboo, offering little protection from the cold. +The alleged braking problems, according to the unconfirmed complaints, had resulted in 85 accidents and 29 injuries, NHTSA said. +The company also said it is negotiating with financial advisers who will assist RB&W in finding ways to improve shareholder value and operating results, and in gathering future capital. +With them were flags from the Bergen County Vocational-Technical School and Bogota High School. +Maybe we could have paid the taxes as we went along." The Oregon Symphony Association's first two concerts of the season have been canceled in a contract dispute with its 85 musicians. +McDonald's has chosen to broadcast its first global television commercial for the World Cup, a single 30-second spot which will air on six continents, starting next week. +The new recruiting drives appear to be working well in some places, but it is too early to tell whether any offer a lasting, comprehensive solution. +A further $150 million in bank loans, the last slice of a $1.95 billion bank loan agreed on last year and linked to those IMF loans, also probably won't be lent now, compounding Argentina's payments difficulties. +Central city school districts were eight times more likely to establish such limits than were rural districts. +"Wall Street's management now has the difficult task of creating a more reasonable connection between pay and performance," Ms. Zimmerman said. +"We're trying to track him down," said SEC attorney Richard Simpson. +Winjak said that after the current spring shipping season, it would stop producing apparel under the Jack Winter label. +The company said its junk-bond portfolio after these moves had been reduced to less than 1% of assets. +Stanley J. Mihelick, formerly executive vice president, manufacturing, was named executive vice president, administration. +But her efforts at reconciliation have fallen short of former fighters' expectations, and strong antagonisms persist between the Contras and the armed forces and police. +"George Bush wants to give people like George Bush a tax break that's more than the average California worker makes in a year," Dukakis said. +I know that each of us, as Benjamin Franklin suggested, should be careful to doubt a little his own infallibility. ... +Colorocs, a research and development company that is working on an inexpensive full-color copier, will acquire the Savin holding from Toronto-based Polysar Energy & Chemical Corp., formerly Canada Development Corp. +It is not known if "Murphy Brown" later will go behind the scenes of "PrimeTime Live," which is not a comedy series. +Carl Hermann Retemeyer, a senior Braunschweig prosecutor, said the employee, who wasn't identified, was taken into investigative custody Wednesday out of fear he would flee the country. +Jaruzelski is "concerned about preventing unnecessary social emotions and willing to develop democracy," according to the statement, carried by the official PAP news agency. +A bomb exploded in a second-floor hallway of the downtown Treasury Building on Monday morning, killing a police explosives expert who was trying to remove it, authorities said. +Heading a government that was trailing the opposition Labor Party in the polls and suffering a losing streak in local Parliamentary elections, Mrs. Thatcher lost control of events after her deputy, Sir Geoffrey Howe, resigned on Nov. 1. +By toying with trade restrictions, Mr. Minnick said to the analysts, the industry risks becoming "a fat boy sitting on a fence just waiting to be knocked flat," like autos and steel. +One official suggests that they may be outlawed because it is illegal in France to sell any policy intended to counter the pecuniary effects of a legal penalty. +"I only ask for what I deserve. +But in the aftermath of the earthquake, "the world then saw another man," the commentator said. +Iraq has not ruled out a peaceful solution to the crisis, said the Iranian foreign minister, Ali Akbar Velayati. +"That's driven more by other things," said Billy Vehnekamp, public affairs manager for Shell's New Orleans office. +You will also need to find out about your new country's tax regime; there is obviously no financial point in moving to a high tax country. +The Legislature this year voted to repeal the three laws, but Gov. Judd Gregg vetoed the bill. +Pork belly futures were lower on technical selling. +The guide price is Pounds 1.29m. +On a black day for Degas and countless others, Dreyfus won a retrial in Rennes in 1899. +He studied Japanese in Japan during and after his undergraduate years at Dartmouth College, and ultimately joined Mitsui & Co., a big Japanese trading company, in New York. +His cousin Ahmed Obeid and a friend, Majid Fahs, also were seized, Lebanese police said. +Bush had said in a television interview with David Frost that if elected he might put Quayle in charge of the White House crisis management group. +Here is a glimpse of individual retailers categorized by future prospects: BEST BETS Dayton Hudson Corp. +Other than the interest earned from the trusts, the only family income reported on the financial disclosure forms required by state law stems from Dukakis' official salary. +The taxpayers, not unreasonably, are angry. +Nowadays, though, the FTC doesn't take a stand on what's fair. +Several blocks around the warehouse were closed to traffic. +Many people think Panama does not have much capacity for violence, but it does." _ Roderick Esquivel, Panama's ousted vice president, who called on Panamanians to take up arms against Gen. +Silver for current delivery rose 1.1 cents an ounce to $5.179 on the Comex. +"He said, 'Face it guys, I'm not much of a collector,'" Mr. Kennedy recalls sadly. +It would level buildings for several hundred miles and would create giant tidal waves, Cooke said. +McCaw said Tuesday that the $3 billion, along with approximately $1.2 billion of existing cash and marketable securities, provided McCaw with the funding necessary to close its tender offer for 22 million shares of the New York-based concern. +Auto imports dropped 27.4% in value terms, and imports of aircraft, corn and timber also fell. +And each country's burger price is set by local store operators. +The company has sold 11 New York City branches with $1.2 billion in deposits to Manufacturers Hanover Corp. for $65 million. +State regulators "are in a far better position to decide," he added. +But Hibey argued that Marcos' most recent hospitalization "doesn't begin to tell the story" of Marcos' "multi-system illnesses." "It's a question, your honor, of an ability to survive," Hibey said. +When Cerezo took office he said he would consider himself a success if he handed over power to another elected president. +On the side of the angels were the pragmatists, Donald Regan included, who were willing to compromise and evolve; who could adapt to reality and work within the system. +U.S. offerings of Ausimont, Erbamont and Himont helped Montedison raise badly needed equity. +Even under current international trade rules, the U.S. can provide temporary protection for critical industries by raising tariffs on competing imports while lowering duties on less threatening imports, according to the study. +The Army then attempted to replicate that incident with special instruments and test pilots. +In essence, its business is providing a computer-controlled network for shuttling electronic messages. +With Washington state's help, Laser Fabrication almost completely avoided using attorneys, says company co-owner Schyler Mitchell. +The ruling could result in the delay of a special election in which Attorney General Thornburgh was to have been a candidate. +Authorities immediately tightened security in Cairo's southern suburb of Maadi, where many Israeli diplomats live. +G.W. Thomas of the High Point Police Department. +According to one banker at a leading French house, the French Treasury made it known Monday it would not look kindly on any French bank participating in the group. +As a conductor, Bernstein was known for his concert contortions: jabbing, leaping and even an occasional fall into the musicians pit. +He said the controllers spoke briefly with Interior Minister Carlos Hurtado by radio. +The number of full-time FDA employees, excluding those focused solely on AIDS research, has dropped by 13% since 1980. +Clabir, a defense contractor, has been snatching up Atlantic Research stock in the past two months. +The charges involved Apple's disclosure of information about its Lisa computer between November 1982 and September 1983. +The government's response was made Friday. +But it cannot make political decisions on matters like tax reform. In this area, failure to agree on a permanent income tax reduction (seen by many as essential to pull Japan out of recession) contributed to the downfall of the Hosokawa government. +The experts said pathological gamblers will find ways to lose money even if gambling is not legal. +(4) "A Different World," NBC, 20.3, 18.7 million homes. +In the close quarters of the Lyric Studio, the actors are inclined to play safe, and David Paisey's new Englishing is no more than tamely faithful. +Members of those tribes have been army targets, and rebels retaliate by killing civilians of Doe's Krahn tribe and the Mandingo tribe, which supports Doe. +"We are glad the DOT is taking steps to get responses from all of the airlines with such systems," a spokesman said. +A member of Israel's Parliament arrived in Athens on Friday to join Palestinian deportees in a planned voyage back to Israel, but two organizers said they still had not obtained a ship. +As previously reported, Warner said it offered Chris-Craft the equivalent of $1.25 billion for the stake, but rejected a Chris-Craft counterproposal seeking more than $1.5 billion. +A World War II veteran Saturday criticized the Army's investigation into his claims that he singlehandledly killed more than 500 Japanese soldiers. +Four other people were taken into custody for possible alien smuggling. +The Senate has approved a landmark free-trade agreement with Canada, clearing the way for America's part in phasing out tariffs on $131 billion in merchandise that crosses the border each year. +Midland shares rose 27 pence (44 cents), to 674 pence ($10.94), immediately after its announcement, but eased later in the day to 654 pence, up seven pence. +Neither Ms. Flood nor Charlotte Young, a volunteer assistant, are paid for their efforts. +Jack F. Crawford, once a rising star in the state Democratic Party, said he was seeking help for psychological problems after being forced to resign as director of the Hoosier Lottery last month. +Position yourself so you'll be away from the direction of the log roll. +But of course there are a lot of other groups and countries involved which may not be taking the same care," said Kellet-Long. +Prisons were disrupted in Scotland when warders walked out on a three-hour stoppage over the lunch period. +The second approach uses group and individual therapy to break through the wall of denial and rationalization sex offenders use to convince themselves their behavior is OK. +"We hope to get work here," she said on Israel radio. +United Technologies fell 1 1/2 to 36 5/8 on news that its Pratt & Whitney unit lost out to Rolls-Royce in a bid to provide engines for as many as 100 Boeing 757 jetliners. +As productivity gains associated with the early stages of recovery subside, input price rises may become harder for companies to absorb and will thus feed through more easily to the retail level. +While Hughes will analyze the contract to find out why it lost, Mr. Shull said, "it looks to be a properly conducted procurement." +Several new subways and above-ground railways are worming their way toward the jammed city center. +Butz said the poverty figures count only cash income, not anti-poverty programs such as food stamps, subsidized housing and Medicare. +Support was forthcoming in certain specialist styles notably in Turkish range. +The company's performance matched or exceeded analysts' projections. +News that Dresdner Bank will raise 780 million marks ($439.9 million) through a 1-for-9 rights issue in mid-November put further weight on an already weak market, a broker said. +But this and yesterday's price fall does not appear to have detered some analysts. While consternation was almost universal yesterday, Warburg for instance, has lowered its earnings estimates - but maintained its buy recommendation. +It will have to be 'Life On Mars' since there cannot, surely, be anywhere on earth more extreme than Antarctica. +But what happens when that sliver (or, as CBS more technically puts it, that "notch") of sound is removed? +Reliance got its first break in the so-called emergency period of 1975-77, when then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi suspended democratic rule. +Soden said the MasterCard is being issued by Leader Federal Savings and Loan of Memphis. +The state's employment has grown 23% during the decade, but that has included both a 47% surge in Wake County, where Raleigh is, and a 12% loss in Graham County amid Appalachian poverty. +Seoul also sought to dispel perceptions its effort to cut consumption is an anti-import move. +Mr. Terra says that discussions were held but that the museum wouldn't give him total autonomy. +She led candidates in primary fund-raising with more than $200,000 reported as of July 20. +The report did not say whether the heroin was sold to Chinese or was destined for the international market. +Even before the invasion, the Senate voted July 27 to halt $1 billion in agricultural credit guarantees, citing in part Iraq's recent threat to use chemical weapons against Israel. +Yet a multiple of around 15 times this year's forecast earnings still demands an optimistic view of profits growth. The results season has offered some encouragement. +"I don't lose sleep over it." +However, the company's Schiphol plant, which employs 7,000 people, is too small to meet the demand for F-100s. +The monthly report, released after the close of trading Friday, was generally in line with industry expectations. Feedlots are where young cattle are fattened for slaughter. +High Voltage had sales of about $112 million last year. +David Steffen of the Northern York County Regional police, who were called in to assist. +Even if Mr. Maxwell sells his U.K. newspaper printing business, he plans to keep his closely held Mirror Group Newspapers. +"The settlement is more than just dollars. +Roxanne Decyk, Navistar's senior vice president for administration, said the company hopes it can overturn the decision on its liability in an appeal. +Bush accused Dukakis of raiding his own state's pension fund for $29 million to balance Massachusetts' 1988 budget. +I don't think any manager should be given less than 18 months." +Some analysts who follow the company said Timken is an unlikely takeover candidate because of the amount of stock held by the Timken family and other shareholders friendly to management. +Inflation slowed for the second month in a row to an annual rate of 4.2 percent in May, with the Farm Belt drought yet to reach the grocery shelves and consumers balking at paying more for clothing, according to the Labor Department. +But Nucor's chief financial officer, Samuel Siegel, said nothing new was discussed in the call. +As with the brewers, though, there might be a case for Scotch banks combining. +Poindexter is a candidate for a grand jury appearance following his sentencing June 11 on his convictions for conspiracy, obstruction and lying to Congress, say the sources, speaking on condition of anonymity. +He also said South Africa has staged 16 air raids so far this year, and that six South African planes have been shot down and 140 of that nation's soldiers have been killed. +By then, he said, most refineries will have completed their spring maintenance and will be back in the market for crude. +What'd ya catch these guys with?" the driver asks. +Perhaps the new non-executive directors have strengthened his determination to break with the traditions established by his father, but that does not give him a free hand with strategy. +The Catholics graciously lent their cathedral for the ceremony because it was bigger. +They figure Mr. Sillerman will profit handsomely from the Group W Radio deal, perhaps making a $70 million profit just from reselling Metropolitan. +Another, limited edition print portfolio has been produced by the artists from Britannia Works, which will be exhibited and on sale at The Gallery at John Jones. +He was an agriculture minister for seven months in 1974. +Mr. Iacocca's first book, "Iacocca: An Autobiography," has sold seven million copies since its first printing in October 1982. +It will be done. +Now she leads a grassroots abortion-rights campaign in Passaic County for pro-choice Democratic gubernatorial candidate James Florio. +Failing to update the missiles, those senators say, would increase risks to American soldiers in Europe. +One is how such schools are to be managed: the mechanism of control appears to be weak, as the experience of Stratford school, east London shows. +The state district court case concerns Ms. Averyt's interviews with Jermarr Arnold, who is accused in the 1983 slaying of a jewelry store clerk. +The charges carry combined maximum penalties of 2 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. +Eight workers had intended to stay behind, but decided to abandon the platform at the last moment, the spokesman said. +But you only realise the benefit when you sell it. Mr Greenwood says the calculations are reworked every month. +I hope very soon they tell us what the concept is rather than keep telling us that there is a concept." +The United States on Thursday condemned apartheid in South Africa as "innately inhuman," deplored violence by both sides in Israel's occupied territories and cited human rights abuses in Afghanistan, Panama and Romania. +Changing judges could upset some previous rulings by the judge, including one that disqualified one of Apple's law firms on conflict-of-interest grounds. +Workforces have been cut ruthlessly. +The White House said Friday that President Bush has selected Knauss for the post. Bush's nomination is subject to Senate confirmation. +Skinner was on the telephone to an Eastern crisis center in Miami. +It also lost executives. +"People shorted the hell out of that stock, too" in 1983, he says. +We'll live off the money in the safe." The Russian Parliament is discussing what to do about the bank, which is also in charge of that republic's foreign debt payments and foreign currency accounts for industry and international businesses. +He estimates that fabrication demand from the photographic industry, jewelers, silversmiths and coin mints will exceed mine production, scrap recovery and U.S. government disposals by 61 million ounces this year. +Greyhound Corp. reported that net income nearly trebled in the fourth quarter, principally on a $79.7 million gain from the sale of its computer-leasing unit. +Bucharest has rejected human rights inquiries from the United States and other Western nations. +David Whitaker comes to the group which owns LBC radio from the cable and telecommunications industry. Whitaker, 42, replaces Ian Stevenson, who is returning to Edinburgh to run his own accountancy firm, but who remains a non-executive director. +There is no sensible answer. +The offering increases the company's total shares outstanding to about 13.5 million. +Other leading Italian opera houses have also been no strangers to financial or management disputes lately. +The composite index closed 33.01 lower at 2,789.14, down 3.2 per cent on the week as most blue chips fell on profit-taking. +In poverty-stricken Honduras, even those relatively small amounts can go a long way. +Troyanovsky echoed Chinese statements that the end of feuding between the two countries will not mean a return to the relationship of the 1950s, when Moscow dominated the communist world. +The stake requires the approval of NBP, the Polish central bank. The central bank said it would only consider the application after Bank Rozwoju Eksportu has held its next shareholders' meeting in mid-October. +"There was a big division" among particle physicists over the issue, says Stanley Wojcicki, a physicist who headed a federal advisory panel that made the Isabelle decision. +Gesell has said he will allow the government to make a general "admission" to the jury about the tit-for-tat arrangements rather than allowing North's lawyers to present the matter in detail. +Some tactics he has long advocated, such as tax boycotts and commercial strikes, were adopted by leaders of the uprising in the territories Israel captured in the 1967 Middle East war. +The concern about selective reporting is growing because the volume of cash transactions that the government monitors is getting thinner. +The bill, introduced in Parliament on May 11, sparked criticism from major opposition parties, women's rights organizations and secular groups. +He said while the amount of debt-reduction was likely to be small, Mexico would benefit in the next couple of years with an infusion of new money to get its economy started again. +One sign of the Sydney market's weakness was the debut of Homestake Gold of Australia, a unit of Homestake Mining in the U.S. +Among those rumored to be interested in Tambrands were Johnson & Johnson and Centaur Partners, an investment concern. +Rhonda L. Rundle in Los Angeles contributed to this article. +In the year-earlier quarter, the company earned $203.8 million, or $1.82 a share. +Pickens confessed to setting the fire after saying it started accidentally, according to Police Superintendent Allen Andrews. +Geoffrey Stokes, who writes a food column for the Village Voice under the pseudonym Vladimir Estragon, says he adopted the name to protect his family from embarrassment, since he often uses anecdotes from home in his pieces. +Coarse grain production in the United States would probably increase as much of the land idled under annual federal acreage programs returned to production, the report said. +A bomb failed to explode in a third attack. +"You're at the whim of corporate boards of directors." Still, for the states, rebates do provide a relatively painless way to stretch WIC budgets. +It was Kidd who pointed out the 'errors of execution' in the previous (1984) edition and set going a furore. +If interest rates move up, bond prices fall. +Fairchild Secretary John Jackson said the bid was being evaluated. +Keane said he expects Young, who has been married and divorced twice, to acknowledge paternity when all the results are in, clearing the way to negotiate child-support payments. +But they aren't part of the nouvelle society that populates the columns of W and New York. +In retrospect, that isn't surprising. +Advertising will make familiar claims: that the new version washes whiter, works at lower temperatures, is kinder to the environment and so forth. For the owner of these brands, Anglo-Dutch giant Unilever, the hype will have more than the usual urgency. +He has no difficulty being objective or making hard decisions." +Separate strong earthquakes rocked northern Japan and the main Philippine island of Luzon today, swaying buildings and trees but apparently not causing any serious injuries or damage, officials said. +Coverage from Medicaid, the federal health-care program for the poor, and other sources such as private insurance is often lacking, doesn't always pay for such necessities as home nurses, and varies from state to state. +I first described her as definitely not a California girl. +He can always blame the Lander, and the opposition Social Democrats, when it comes to the next elections at the end of the year. For at the end of the day, he knows that an inadequate solidarity pact will be better than no pact at all. +"The leader of the nation is Hawaii, 78 percent belt use," he said. "Puerto Rico is second with 70 percent. +Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and New York Mayor Ed Koch have both suggested Israel ban television crews from the occupied territories altogether. +'He told me in 1987: 'The tide is turning.' +Drexel Burnham Lambert is seeking a joint venture with Carl Pforzheimer, a Big Board specialist firm. +Each comes with a standard two megabytes of memory and a floppy disk drive. +Clark dismissed the idea of diplomatic links with Angola until national reconciliation is achieved. +Its contents sent a congressman, the mayor of Indianapolis, the sheriff of Marion County and numerous other officials to prison. Jackson was indicted for bribery, but the statute of limitations saved him. +"It will be very interesting when all is said and done who really caused the problems in Springfield," state GOP Executive Director Alexander Tennant said Thursday. +Afridi dismisses the allegations as a baseless slander campaign conducted by former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto during her 20 months in power. +You needn't be a high-powered securities lawyer to realize the prospectus is guilty of less than full disclosure. +After Gurney shot Whittemore, she said, her ex-husband forced her at gunpoint into her car. +At one point last year, Johnson told police that Bob was "someone who put in bets for me and he owes me money." An investigation, however, later showed there was no "Bob," and suspicions focused on Johnson. +The damage inflicted by the collapse in property values is far deeper than the provisions against property loans may suggest. +Mr. Valladares served 22 years in a Cuban jail. +Sikh extremists fatally shot 15 people, including a member of the governing Congress Party, and wounded three policemen in the northern state of Punjab, news reports said Tuesday. +The insurer said fourth-quarter operating profit rose 87% to 202.6 million, or $1.24 a share, from $108.5 million, or 70 cents in the year-ago period. +"When you're going to have problems with your attendance, you might as well not have school," said Superintendent W. Ray Shoaf. +The House bill _ which seeks to curb contributions by "fat cat" corporate political action committees _ must be reconciled with a differing Senate version. +In Colchester meanwhile, Lay & Wheeler's man about France has been spending his days chez the local printer, painstakingly adjusting columns of prices on his firm's new list. Wine merchants are in the front line of the exchange rate debacle. +A spokesman for American Motors (Canada), a unit of American Motors Corp., said the company has "sufficient engine blocks on hand to take care of its immediate needs." +Dukakis draws it out slowly, scornfully, and sometimes his supporters recite it with him. +Mats Wilander of Sweden beat Czechoslovakian-born Ivan Lendl, three sets to two, to win the U.S. Open Tennis championship. +Elsewhere, in Emilia Romagna, there is pane di Natale: a rather flatter version of the Milanese pannetone. +Koppers has rebuffed Beazer ever since it appeared on the scene three weeks ago with a $45-a-share offer. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, the utility's common stock closed unchanged yesterday at $19.875. +"One of our goals is to educate the public to value the person behind the face," said Ms. Wilson, who appeared on the "Oprah" TV show in December and has made other public appearances to support the cause. +The option has an indicated value of about $1.1 million, based on the Vortec closing price of $3.50 a share, unchanged, in national over-the-counter trading yesterday. +A federal judge in Manhattan has temporarily barred unionized Amtrak workers from staging a walkout in sympathy with machinists striking at Eastern Airlines. +Hernandez and his brother, Julian, are charged with capital murder in the shooting of officer Gary Williams last March. +Also today, the government denied reports of secret contacts with Washington, and Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Belousov left Baghdad after a four-day visit. +That's why I want a trade bill and why I so regret the addition of counterproductive measures that outweigh the positive features of this legislation. +Britain sought an "urgent explanation," Finnish writers denounced the verdict and a Polish newspaper said a Warsaw theater plans to stage two Havel plays. +Britain's track record for going it alone is not good. +A man who looks like a schoolmaster but talks like a farmer, Mr. Charasse seems an incongruous associate for the intellectual and aloof head of state. +Those findings highlight an 81-page study titled "What's Wrong With This Picture?" released today by Women in Film, a Los Angeles organization, and the Washington D.C.-based National Commission on Working Women. +"Bush just carried a third of the country with enormous margins," an adviser says, "and we're talking about making an electability argument?" +The precious metals markets appear to be digesting the recent dismal auto-sales figures and the general state of the economy, said Philip Gotthelf, editor of the Commodity Futures Forecast, a weekly newsletter for traders. +Mash-Hoor, a bearded Druse Moslem militiaman, greased his AK-47 and wrapped it tightly in a plastic bag to bury it - just in case. +The CBO figures that the deficit for the year beginning Oct. 1, under Gramm-Rudman accounting rules, will be $153 billion. +And even as the Appropriations leadership signaled a willingness to back away, advocates of higher grazing fees were seeking to step in with their own plan. +West Germany suffers from an 8 percent unemployment rate, and the nature of the merchant marine has shifted over the past two decades to a fleet comprised more often of married family men than the single sailors and stevedores of the past. +"You can be assured that the Pentagon has contingency plans for everything," Fitzwater said, while declining to elaborate on what additional military steps the United States might take. +Strote had put out an edict against me," said Heller, who first served as Liberace's manager in 1950. +And in some parts of the country, postal carriers dressed as Santa Claus will hand over the gifts. +Augusto Pinochet, police said. +In 1920, a fledgling German political party held its first meeting of importance in Munich. +But that is insufficient and far too passive. +Donald D. Bennett, executive vice president of the food-distribution group, was named president of the food-distribution group. +Jose Manuel Braga Santos, one of Portugal's leading composers and a conductor, died of a heart attack at his home in Lisbon. +But da Nobrega said the agreement did not "formally revoke" the moratorium. +Oscar-winning actor Karl Malden has been elected to a second term as president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. +Insurers last week won their second battle in recent months, when a New Jersey judge ruled that 126 insurers for former Diamond Shamrock Co. bore no liability for injuries caused by the production of a toxic byproduct of the defoliant Agent Orange. +And one threat: If you don't cough up for the condoms, we'll make you pay for the welfare babies. +Emily Feistritzer, director of the National Center for Education, a private research institute, says, "What we have here is documented evidence of a system turned in on itself." +It has never been viewed as just another commodity. +Mrs. Dobrin, Mrs. Cobrin and Mrs. Alexander are daughters of Samuel Steinberg, the company's founder, who died in 1978. +Leaders of 12 Arab states voted Friday to send troops to protect Saudi Arabia and other gulf states from Iraq and to impose economic sanctions to punish the Baghdad government. +Authorities have said the country plans to sell up to 500,000 barrels above its quota by the end of the year. +Firework rockets streaked across the sky in the early evening, leaving red and blue trails. +Also, investors picked up international earners ahead of an expected US decision on interest rates. +We want to avoid further conflicts of jurisdiction. +Four justices _ Rehnquist, White, Kennedy and Scalia _ voiced support for scrapping the trimester-by-trimester approach in Roe vs. Wade. +Prices of long-term government bonds fell about $5 for each $1,000 in face value, raising their yields to the 8.24 percent-8.30 percent range. +Chikane, secretary-general of the South African Council of Churches, to which most Protestant denominations belong, said police entered his home in the black township of Soweto at about 3 a.m. looking for his brother, Khotso. +Its slogan: "Happy Trails lead to Hardee's." The reorganization plan, a modified version of a company-sponsored plan, was confirmed by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court Friday and effectively ends a contentious 2 1/2-year process. +To tackle this basic problem, the self-styled "Hunza Cultural Consultant, Travel Assistant, and Dealer in Rare Books, Antiques & Crafts" is first trying to bring order to Hunza's linguistic chaos. +The offering of shares in state-owned British Steel PLC to private British investors was "substantially over-subscribed," the investment firm organizing the sale said Friday. +"First you sob all the time. +Last year, according to Standard & Poors Corp., General Electric cut its research spending by 8%. +Little shops offer brightly colored quilts and basketwork, antique dealers sell old pottery and elaborate Korean chests. +And Robert Bennett, an attorney for several contractors, worries that "in this frenzy, people aren't making distinctions between what is appropriate and what isn't appropriate conduct." +But the manufacturers worry that taking over the program would make them de facto regulators of their customers, the airlines, and make them liable if they didn't deal with reported problems quickly enough. +It accuses McDonnell employees of "reckless, wanton and gross negligence" in violating statutes and industry standards for operation of an overhead crane. +"There is no question that this will affect a large number of veterans," said Cooper T. Holt, executive director of the Washington office of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. +Arab reporters said confrontations between soldiers and Palestinians on Wednesday were the most violent in recent weeks, but they gave no explanation for the upsurge. +"Parents are, well, suffering along with their kids," said the Rev. Leon Wagner of St. Mary's Church in Riverside, who knew several of the children from the church or parish school. +Moments later, she said, she walked over to her friend's body. +Corporate ad spending on outdoor ads and network TV fell. +Europe generally may be plunged into a worse state of doubt than that which existed prior to INF deployment. +Interim statement from Commercial Union. THURSDAY: The Central Statistical Office issues index of output of the production industries (June). +The plan rules out participation by the Palestine Liberation Organization, which is outlawed in Israel but which many Palestinians consider their rightful representative. +Trading volume was relatively subdued in advance of Wednesday's scheduled release of the nation's merchandise trade deficit for October. +"The company has undergone some trauma, and whether I would have done it in exactly the same way is academic, because it needed to be done." +A few more flights could be canceled Tuesday, Novak said, as the result of an "equipment imbalance" in the system nationwide. +The UAW's contracts with the Big Three expire Sept. 14. +The singer has re-recorded many of his hits for a new album "Bobby Vinton Today." "It's not an oldy-moldy album," he said. +Academics and business managers from the Soviet Union and the United States will team up to study four industrial sites in each country in an effort to develop management guidelines for joint ventures. +I welcome the release of Polhill and Reed, but I can't rejoice and say that my heart is full of great goodwill as long as six others are held hostage. +Six anti-American students occupied part of the U.S. ambassador's home in Seoul before riot police arrested them. +Published reports previously have linked Jibril's organization to the bombing. +Wednesday's scheduled launch of the Titan 3, with British and Japanese communications satellites aboard, has been rescheduled to 7:05 p.m. EST Thursday, said Martin Marietta spokesman Robert V. Gordon. +Apparently we Americans tend to get nervous if we sit alone with the TV, laughing in the dark. +The jury awarded $400,000 in damages to widower Antonio Cipollone from Liggett, which faced separate charges because it made the brand of cigarettes Mrs. Cipollone smoked before Congress required health warnings on cigarette packs in 1966. +The balance of the subsidiary's revenue must come from the less-risky underwriting of federal debt. +"The policy we are proposing today would have other economic benefits _ reducing oil imports, for example, and alleviating the U.S. trade deficit," said Wirth, a member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. +Economists and politicians say lame-duck President Alfonsin is in a poor position to implement a recovery program he announced Sunday night. +Pessimism about interest rates continued to weigh on the market, sapping investors' willingness to commit their money to stocks. +The contract is valued at $250 per point. +Under the system, farm workers and pensioners each receive a voucher entitling them to a part of the land and machinery. +By Indian standards, the Fort Aguada complex is expensive. +The 80% operating rate was up from 74% in December but down from 95% a year earlier. +The state's highest court sent the case back to a trial court to determine whether the passage of time had made an award of custody to McNamara detrimental for Katie, by then adopted. +Many West Bank Palestinians stayed away from Jerusalem for fear of attack. +"He's strictly an investor, and he's got faith in the company," Mr. Janis said in an interview. +As of last June 30, Deposit Guaranty and Security Bank reported total assets of $3.2 billion and $109.8 million, respectively. +At dawn, the convoy moved through a checkpoint about two miles from the capital, en route to the Soviet border 250 miles miles away, said an interior ministry spokesman who identified himself only as Hamad. +His Evans Products Co. and Sharon Steel have filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 of U.S. bankruptcy law. +Peres previously has called for negotiations between Israel and a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation. +But obviously, we don't condone vandalism," Flewelling said. "What we want to do is get back to the bargaining table." No new talks have been scheduled. +Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu today praised an 18-year-old white man who has been sentenced to six years in prison for refusing to serve in the armed forces. +Havana provides the Sandinista government in Nicaragua with most of its weaponry, and Nicaragua, in turn, has supplied Panama with arms, American officials contend. +The airport was briefly closed but reopened to normal traffic after the hijacked plane landed, officials said. +The bill will apply in part to employees of the Senate and to White House employees. +The boy's mother blames a Wisconsin county welfare agency for not preventing the injuries inflicted by the boy's father, and the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in her lawsuit Wednesday. +Under the new system, producers will be able to sell all their goods at the higher price. +Miss Taylor, known as the "Queen of the Blues," suffered broken ribs and a broken collarbone in the Feb. 4 accident, which also injured three band members. +"Doctors could have world offices, not local offices. +At one stage, Great Southern refused to discuss the offer unless the price did not begin with a 6, while their offer document was described by Mr Heiligbrodt as 'garbage'. There were numerous ironies. +The company's merger of its four Detroit banks into one bank "took a little longer than expected," he said. +Some guards have even smashed windows at the bases they were hired to protect, the House of Commons committee said. +He stressed that public utility officials are not paid, receiving only per diem allowances for their work. +But Japan is contemplating a tax reform that may eventually boost the economy. +When he announced his decision, Bason rejected Stanton's sworn denial of INSLAW's allegation that he had asked Blackshear to send his chief deputy to Washington to convert INSLAW's bankruptcy reorganization into a liquidation proceeing. +The new wrinkle comes from a loan facility after one year - borrowers can take a loan equivalent to 76 per cent of the gross amount they originally invested. +Mr. Josephson, 60, said that the unit Mr. Fowler will head will be "treated as a separate company" and that it might be renamed to reflect this distinction. +Heflin said Monday that the FBI had not built a persuasive case against Tower. +While tucking you into bed and attaching a dripfeed, she ringingly insists that she is your 'number one fan'. +Now proposed rules clear up most questions for settlement funds, at least. +But he said no charges were ever brought, nor has there been any indication of whether any charges will be forthcoming from the government. +Budget negotiators will resume their deliberations in private Friday at Andrews Air Force Base in suburban Washington, staying closeted there until Sunday in the hope of forging an agreement, said White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater. +"I've been living here so long. +"You know, you'd get an assignment on Monday," Fain says matter-of-factly, "and they'd be rehearsing the orchestra by Thursday. +The more information is in the public domain, the more companies will feel comfortable explaining detail and context to analysts and institutions. The stock exchange has been reviewing its guidelines, but so far has found no reason to change them. +The complaints alleged that management bribed employees to take off their union buttons and repeatedly made disparaging, racist remarks against workers on the line, many of whom are Hispanic. +The state oil company was unable to meet the private investors' request because of changing projections of total demand for Pertamina's feedstock supply and its long-term availability, he says. +Federal health officials are expected today to approve a program granting long-deferred access to the drug AZT for children with acquired immune deficiency syndrome. +Boeing officials met last October with Premier Li, and McDonnell Douglas sent its chairman to see the Chinese leader earlier this month. +Unofficial results showed the Christian Democrats won 33.3 percent of the vote and 27 seats, down from 33 seats. +The best ones, because the worst ones do not have anything." "They understand (that) when the land will be privatized there will be no place for them," he said. +The longest loan offered by General Motors Acceptance Corp., General Motors Corp.'s big finance unit, is five years. +These officials receive information from companies in most areas, ranging from underwriting and new investment to mergers and acquisitions. +We should be aware that retreats and compromises are necessary, but there are limits." Alois Indra, who said Tuesday he was quitting as Parliament president, delivered a formal speech of resignation to the 350-member chamber. +They think it would be wonderful to read a realistic novel as factual as this book, which yet does not give any impression of fact-mongering, as realistic novels written nowadays do. +It looks as though Mr Peter Sherlock's honeymoon period as chief executive of NFC is over. +Of the $1.3 billion, 85% will go to the fixed creditors and 15% will go to the securities litigants. +Except for the dominant figures of the explainers, above all that of Gen. +But unlike Beatrice, plenty of other takeover targets have tried to stop hostile bidders by alleging that they used confidential information obtained from insiders or former employees. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Apogee shares closed at $10.75, up 25 cents. +But in the eagerness to send the arms, surely Mr. Reagan's judgment must have been overwhelmed by the hostage issue. +The Nikkei's firmer finish was attributed to some program buying, unrelated to arbitrage, at the close. Still, overall market sentiment was dull, reflected in the relatively thin volume. +The end of the constitutional wrangle, he says, should give the party the 'chance to settle down and concentrate on developing its policies'. +The British government huffed and puffed at the commission's decision. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Coca-Cola common closed at $43.50, down 25 cents, on volume of 1.3 million shares. +In October, Chrysler's car share was 11.4%, compared with 10.9% a year ago. +Two Cambodian leaders agreed to attend delayed peace talks in Indonesia that are seen as the last chance to negotiate an end to Cambodia's 11-year war, officials said. +Something in Stephen Pearman's voice moved Fredy one cold day last February. +Davis, who joined Federated in 1984, had been promoted to executive vice president and CFO of Federated and Allied in May 1988 and added those titles at Campeau in April 1989. +He declined to provide specific details, but said each building has a value of more than $200 million. +Sherman's plan led to proposals to give all freed slaves the opportunity to buy 40 acres of land and a mule, Ms. Creed said. +Police have searched an undisclosed number of homes and apartments on or near the route the funeral procession will follow through central Tokyo. +The central bank has intervened periodically in recent months to keep the pound below 3.00 marks. +The most frequent trick is to clear the meter when you reach your destination and ask for a higher fare. +It could get bloody." Under army regulations, soldiers cannot be identified by name. But the military commander of Gaza, Maj. Gen. +Yet, his campaign is attempting to use his race to persuade President Reagan and Mr. Bush to accept an invitation to campaign with Mr. Keyes in his uphill run for the Senate this fall. +Blood spurted _ spitting two, three feet onto the floor. +TWA has $1.4 billion on hand in cash, marketable-equity securities, cash equivalents and other assets, a TWA official said. +Zametkin conducted the newly published study by injecting sugar that contained a radioactive label. +If this is found to have been misleading, then Scottish Widows could be required to contact investors, explain the product and repay the amount invested if it no longer seems appropriate. +Of course, we tell their family _ that's a must," he said in a telephone interview. +The program will remain in effect at the two schools until at least Jan. 20, when the superintendent will recommend to the school board that it be continued or modified. +While the company maintains its innocence, some analysts said the unfavorable publicity may have added urgency to promoting an American to a top job as an image-building move. +Joseph-Vanderpool and colleagues tried light treatment in 20 patients. +His firm owns 20,000 shares of Honda and 30,000 of Toyota. +He was 9 when he announced he intended to become an actor, and he occasionally acted in plays and films during his teens. +Mr. Alcaino also allegedly met with undercover agents in Los Angeles, seeking their help for laundering drug money. +'Immediately after the float the shares went up by 1p a day for two-and-a-half months.' The group quickly turned its attention to growing the core businesses of catering and healthcare. +Most of the neurons died within three weeks, except for two tiny colonies that have continued to divide for the last 19 months. +The newspaper and book publishing concern had second-quarter earnings of 22.6 million dollars, or 57 cents a share. +"He ripped my blouse and bra off one day. +He says the royalty has nothing to do with money. +"One of the most striking figures," Schuster said, is the drop in daily use of marijuana among seniors _ down from 11 percent in 1979 to 2.7 percent last year. +Lulworth Cove symbolises the pressures of tourism on Dorset. +He says, "That just shows you can't predict with rats." Mr. Latimer simply wants the public to be warned. +When the picture first appeared in 1985, he responded that both Germans were sympathizers of the resistance. +"The current advance can even go as high as $435 or $440," he said. +We still need to see the newness and innovation of product coming through. +Hospital officials said more than 100 people required treatment. Police said more than 140 people were taken to police stations. +Task lighting should be no more than three times brighter than the general room light. +I'd also want someone who was useful, someone who could do all the jobs on the island.' One item to preserve sanity is allowed. 'A Sonic the Hedgehog game. +Buildings of 50,000 square feet or less would be exempt from the square footage limit. +More than two million women have had breast implants over the past 30 years. +The governing Congress Party called today's move by 12 opposition parties "a stunt and gimmick" before the general elections, which Gandhi must call by January. +The USGA promptly banned it by changing its rules; the Polara's makers sued. +The #7.6 billion ($13.44 billion) tunnel beneath the English Channel will be ready for use on time in June 1993, according to Eurotunnel, the Anglo-French consortium in charge of building it. +Initial analysis indicated the valve worked properly and that a bad sensor might have given a faulty reading. +But junk bonds also were used by several flamboyant corporate raiders to mount hostile takeovers that drew fire from legislators and big business as a threat to corporate America. +Purchasing power parity would be about DM1.90 to the dollar. +Premier Li Peng lifted martial law today, but strict laws banning dissent remain in force. +MaliVai Washington, a 24-year-old right-hander, ranked 26th in the world, had lost all four of his matches against Michael Stich. +In London, shares ended light in directionless dealings near intraday lows, lifted off the bottom only by Wall Street's modest firming during trading hours in Britain. +Yet, there is more to the man than this, and his memory should not be colored by the litany of intemperate remarks and thorn-in-the-side actions. +In fact, some foreign investors began to sell stocks before last week's decline. +For the three years beginning July 1 IDA is seeking about $15 billion. +The data could reveal whether the majority of these ions, which trigger colorful auroras near Earth's magnetic poles, come from the sun or Earth, said Lou Frank, chairman of Galileo's magnetic field working group. +The U.S., in its latest push, had sought to persuade South Korea to return to the previous pace of appreciation. +Within a year Mr. Dreman says he thinks Columbia can settle its disputes with suppliers over long-term contracts under which Columbia was obligated to pay a high price for gas it distributes. +UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf called the results "disappointing" even without buyout related effects. +Several countries have implemented currency reforms as part of IMF-imposed structural adjustment programmes. +Thomas Boyd almost understands the America's Cup race in his editorial-page article Feb. 18. +"Focusing on equity holders and bondholders doesn't give a true picture of Chapter 11," said one of the lawyers, Joel Lewittes, a New York lawyer who was a federal bankruptcy court judge in New York from 1977 to 1982. +It opened at the day's high of 19,052.01 and hit a low of 18,905.48 as selling overwhelmed small-lot buying by financial institutions and investment trusts. +Tass said the commander was the last person to leave the submarine when it started to sink and the crew could not put out the fire. +That compares with BFr4.5bn in the 12 months to the end of September 1991. +But they said that will not be enough to prevent a further slide in the dollar, which has already lost half its value in two years when measured against the Japanese yen. +Dan Radulescu, spokesman for the governing National Salvation Front, said Baker would spend "a few hours" in Bucharest, probably Sunday morning. +I always knew he was a very compassionate person." Mrs. Denham, his relative, agrees. +The new novel, some think, is a dog, though of a popular breed. +Few here expect "EastEnders" to score big in the U.S. +But this is a crude process for jute, which has fibres up to two metres long and produces a yarn of great inconsistency in thickness and strength. BTTG decided to look instead at non-woven fibres. +A month later, the ozone-exposed rats had retained twice as many asbestos fibers in their lungs as had a control group exposed to asbestos after breathing pure air. +When the charges were filed, both children had given consistent accounts in separate interviews, one of the suspects had confessed to a molestation and medical evidence indicated they had been sexually abused, said Sepulveda. +Settlement will be in cash. The new contracts are the latest innovation from the BCE, which now trades grain, meat and foreign exchange contracts. +Questrom was vice chairman of Federated Department Stores when it was acquired by Campeau. +Dealers said the market was underpinned during the whole trading session by the dollar's steadiness, following reports of intervention by several central banks to support the U.S. unit. +The Air Force, after long dancing around the problem, has told the General Accounting Office that the move could cost as little as $10 million. +Drivers Jonas said the new uses should contribute to the maintainance of the breakwaters, which costs Pounds 250,000 to Pounds 300,000 a year. +The next step for these slow-paying companies may be bankruptcy court. +Wojciech Jaruzelski, his ally Interior Minister Czeslaw Kiszczak or some other communist candidate. +The board also approved forcing a member to pay back to the exchange any profits received from the abuses that precipitated the fine. +"The repressive measures undertaken by the Romanian government are totally unjustified and stand in stark contrast to the positive changes taking place elsewhere in Eastern Europe," he said. +"All the inquiries are being handled by the press office upstairs," he said. "I am sorry I can't help you." The first account of the lessons appeared in The Washington Times on Thursday. +"The powers of the old revolutionaries haven't diminished. +Intricate paperwork adds to the frustration for such simple tasks as bank transactions or purchases of state supplies. +I like it all quite well." The tidal wave of democracy sweeping Eastern Europe is creating static for the U.S. government's two major radio stations, whose mission is to beam the virtues of freedom into lands that have none. +Public interest in the hunt increased after a 4-year-old girl was killed by an alligator in a neighborhood lake in Southwest Florida earlier this month. +His sincerity and quiet charm made him a goodwill ambassador for the city. +In addition, both Defense and Energy Department officials confirmed yesterday that they are actively considering halting production of new warheads for the Trident II missile, one of the mainstays of the U.S. nuclear submarine fleet. +He did not say when the lawsuit would be filed. +"If Britain sought to purchase U.S. TASMs, it would upset the Soviets and could put back progress on confidence-building measures leading to other arms reductions. +The one whose chairman, Paul Kirk, wants to have a June summit to work things out before the July roll call in Atlanta. +Reporters frequently have complained that Israeli security agents and police masqueraded as journalists to move about the occupied territories and make arrests. +Melanesian separatists refused to accept a Roman Catholic archbishop as a mediator in proposed talks aimed at the release of about 20 French police hostages in New Caledonia. +The redesigned Ford Escort, introduced in the second quarter, is off to a slow start and one-time gold mines, like the Ford Mustang, are losing luster as they age. +Husseini was believed imprisoned to control the uprising. +Also promoted on to the board is Graham Dransfield (left), 41, Hanson's senior solicitor for the past four years. Dransfield replaces Alan Hagdrup, 60, who relinquishes his executive director responsibilities. +If they declined, he then would have to seek their approval to convert his shares to Class B stock and sell them in the open market. +He wants to develop a new version of the Lance surface-to-surface battlefield missile, which can be fitted with nuclear weapons, as well as a better air-launched nuclear bomb for the European forces. +We may be able to do that in a week or two, just have a better feel for when these things will be finished. +KCP Holding Co., Rancho Dominguez, Calif., said it completed a transaction to acquire certain assets and liabilities of Mission American Insurance Co., which had been under the conservatorship of the California Insurance Department. +"Too much of that hero stuff, Mighty Mouse," says the doctor. +There was no immediate claim of responsibility for any of the blasts, which occurred in a three-hour period. +Heavily promoted by both Fox and sponsor Frito-Lay, the Fox show made an impressive debut: It snared more than a quarter of viewers watching television, and CBS's ratings plunged by 22% during halftime, according to preliminary A.C. Nielsen figures. +I wore thermal underwear and layers of clothing, and brought a thermos full of hot tea. +UK local elections throughout England and Wales, excluding London. +Comex warehouse stocks Tuesday dropped 1,100 U.S. short tons from the previous day, to 85,598 tons. +Malaysia's gross domestic product grew at an annual rate of 7.5% in the first quarter, the central bank said. +"It's like CocaCola," the artist says. +The monopolies would be under even greater threat if cable television companies were generally allowed to provide telephone services over their networks. Extra costs The divestiture restrictions have outlived their useful life. +L.A. Gear said that despite the bad news about earnings, business for the rest of the year looks brisk. +Mitterrand, defending his country's ties with Libya and Iran, said he could not judge whether they were responsible for hostage-taking. +By contrast, in Germany six of the 10 regions say they are 'better off' as the result of the EU. In Germany, Rhineland-Palatinate, North Rhine-Westphalia, Hamburg and Berlin are most enthusiastic about regional benefits. +Among the panel's other recommendations: -HUD's assistant secretary for administration should be a career employee, not a political appointee. +Smoke jumpers from across the country dropped in for the weekend in Boise to mark their occupation's 50th anniversary. +As the largest single investor in the eastern Lander, it spent DM11bn on capital investments in the east last year, and will do the same again in 1993: DM5bn went to east German manufacturers and suppliers. Then there is the housing programme. +It has approximately 30 million common shares outstanding. +If you look at the reality, these people were hurting as bad as we were. +There is a sheen of oil in a much wider area around the ship, including evidence of oil on the coastline of the several islands there." A private yacht 10-15 miles away reported earlier that it had seen oil patches on the water, he said. +Third, new loans should be made to the debtor nations by the banks, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and export credit agencies. +In 1987, Mr. Leslie's last full year with the company, Poolmart had net income of $2.3 million on sales of $57 million. +But the real tragedy of sanctions is that they undercut one of the most effective weapons nonwhites in South Africa have against apartheid: their growing economic power. +Wall said the plan for dealing with the hundreds of troubled thrifts includes a reversal of a Federal Reserve ban on allowing bank holding companies to own thrifts. +But in the marketplace, there's little feeling of imminent disaster. +West Germany's ARD television network also showed footage this morning of one of the bandits counting money. +Gallo and his brother, Ernest, control the Gallo empire, a private company that annually records more than $1 billion in sales. +Some phone with colorful stories. +He cited the cooperation of people in Kansas City, as well as New York suppliers. +The rate for unsecured overnight call loans, the shortest-term cash investment, has been above 7 percent recently. +A. Another problem is that there are too many people making too much money from health care. +U.S. authorities said Switzerland and Finland had adopted control systems effective enough to be included in the new rules though they do not belong to the Paris group. +Iraq has invited international inspectors to verify it is not developing weapons at its nuclear research sites as tension in the Persian Gulf rises, an International Atomic Energy Agency spokesman said today. +GAF has said it is seeking to recover its money through civil lawsuits. +Caplan could be extradited, Chertoff said. +Large troupes of pickers were employed, and Petrus was entirely picked on September 24 and 25. Selection was all-important in the vineyard as well as before being tipped into the hoppers. +'Our timing there was especially unfortunate. +It closed at $19.375, up $4.375 in over the counter trading Wednesday. +It was a complete mockery and outlandish." Merrill, who also has sung the anthem for nine U.S. presidents, added: "She's a disgrace. +When he was a councilman more than a decade ago, for example, he recalls that the borough received $180 in revenue sharing money, but had to spend $144 on a required newspaper advertisement to describe publicly how the money would be spent. +The newspaper said Shmonov, who is being held in a KGB investigation ward, arrived in Moscow on Nov. 6 and rented an apartment. +UAL and Delta Air reported hefty quarterly losses, reflecting the effects of the recession and the war. +A man described as retarded has been sentenced to 60 years in prison for allowing his 23-day-old daughter to starve. +Rain from the storm was expected to reach as far north as northern New Jersey, southeastern New York and Long Island by Monday, the weather service in New York City said. +The private Stockholm International Peace Research Institute says at least 10 countries are reliably reported to have chemical weapons. +In the last six months the agency has: _Proposed exposure limits for MDA, a chemical widely used in construction, that it said would prevent at least 20 cancer deaths a year. +It includes Etruscan artifacts from 26 museums in Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and the former East Germany, as well as the Soviet Union. +It, and not the Home Office, was the prime agent of law reform. Any change in ministerial responsibility now would be seen as detracting from the real advances made in persuading politicians to take children's rights and interests more seriously. +A New York City developer ordered to remove the top 12 floors of a 31-story condominium building in Manhattan's fashionable upper East Side lost a Supreme Court appeal today. +This race will not end until Nov. 8." Of course many people think it ended Oct. 13, the night of the second and final presidential debate. +Motor-vehicle sales rose 6.5%, to 5.218 trillion yen. +Decisions aren't made public for six weeks after a meeting, and even then only abbreviated minutes of the closed-door sessions are made available. +Four women and a man have been found stabbed to death in off-campus apartments since Sunday, and three of the women were mutilated, authorities said. +"Why are some kinds of cuts good but other kinds are not?" Darman asked. +That may as well have been the Detroit Pistons' motto during a championship tenure that, so far, has encompassed the past two campaigns. +Visa's Wesley C. Tallman, executive vice president for debit systems, estimated that financial institutions will generate increased ATM volume from 410 million cards from both networks. +But consider this: Investors who enthusiastically bought one-year bull-market CDs during last summer's stock market euphoria are now stuck with zero-yielding investments that they can't get out of before maturity next summer. +Consumer borrowing remains exceptionally weak. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading, Heritage closed at $2.50, unchanged. +The maker of medical products said under certain circumstances, the rights would allow holders to buy shares in an acquiring company, or St. Jude, at half price. +The survey, launched several weeks after the Oct. 19 crash, has spanned a period in which real estate markets softened in some areas and several economists offered predictions of a return to inflation or recession. +If it cools off, they worry about lower earnings, which also would hurt the market. +Those convicted would be prohibited from affiliating with other financial institutions. +He was succeeded by Clifford A. Barton, who took the job on an interim basis and was later elected to the positions. +The sharp appreciation of the yen is increasing pressure for import brands to be sold at lower prices. The prolonged downturn in the economy has forced a growing number of Japanese consumers to turn to discount retailers. +Retail sales alone have sunk by 40 per cent since hostilities broke out in the former Yugoslavia, the chamber of commerce reckons. +Another is the kind of government that would follow. +There were hardly any offers available from Brazil although it is the peak season. +On Jan. 1, the restriction was lifted altogether and banks, financial institutions and other individuals are now free to own brokerage firms. +What's frustrating to many executives is that many companies fought their way back to at least break-even levels after 1986 as weak competitors died and cost-cutting was prevalent. +Noriega allegedly accepted a $4.6 million bribe from Colombia's Medellin Cartel to protect the drug traffickers, allow them to process cocaine and launder their profits, according to the February indictment. +On the third day, when he clibed a tree and hollered "Hallooooo" for the hundredth time, an answering call came back. +In the current hot movie, Dave, a rotten, promiscuous president suffers a stroke in flagrante delicto. +There are short term explanations for this - food retailers are defensive companies in a market obsessed by potential recovery shares. +The changes we have proposed will strengthen the process by placing control of America's corporations where it belongs, with the shareholders, the true owners. +"The number of frail elderly, elderly with health limitations and elderly living alone will all exceed the general increase in the elderly population," said a report by the Urban Institute, a private agency. +The state attorney general had argued in August before the court that Congress failed to override Nevada's disapproval notice within the 90 days required under the 1982 act. +Technically, the answer is no. It is possible to adjust a piece's position within the square if it is off-centre, but etiquette demands that this is preceeded by the utterance 'J'adoube'. +Da Silva also gained votes by airing effective television ads and by consolidating his support among other prominent left-wing politicians. +Valvano said the police and firefighters blame Hardwick, but think Dunn is overreacting to the budget problems. +I suggest that He who regards himself as un homme du monde should first check his French. Helene Seppain, 174 Huntingdon Road, Cambridge CB3 0LB 'NATIONAL heritage in danger' is a moving cry. +"Shock is running through Okinawa. +Mrs Jones was unable to oblige. +The statement signaled a possible dispute with the East Berlin government over how to handle West German claims on houses, apartments and businesses in East Germany. +The economic crimes division of the state attorney's office is investigating complaints at the Carillon, but could provide no further details. +The molten rock hit the sea near Harry K. Brown State Park on Tuesday after destroying 139 houses and forcing the abandonment of the town of Kalapana. +The essential feature is that in exchange for government help in paying college bills, the student agrees to an increased income-tax rate for all of his working life. +The image of Bush, the boring speaker: "I may not be the most eloquent, but I learned early that eloquence won't draw oil from the ground. +Joffe contended Time's plans to merge with Warner would give shareholders greater value in the long term than Paramount's $200 a share offer. +They flower freely on pergolas in Somerset or up the front of sunny houses in London, showing small roses whose double flowers are the colour of lightly scrambled egg. +It was once the nation's fourth-largest law firm, with about 700 lawyers, 240 of them partners. +The plan is designed to fuel economic activity this year by prodding businesses into capital spending. +The urgency is inspired by the most quixotic of reasons. +Thus, he is likely to be reluctant to do it often or at lower altitudes where the risk of melting is higher. 'Our tourism people think that in the long term some ski resorts will move to other sports,' Thelin says. +"Is there any doubt in your mind that Sen. Riegle arranged the meeting with the senators?" committee special counsel Robert S. Bennett asked Grogan. +Catastrophic disturbances in the heart's normal rhythm - what doctors call sudden death - account for about half of all heart disease fatalities. +The airline saw overall cargo revenues slip to CDollars 354m (USDollars 297m) in 1991 from CDollars 413m in the previous year. Air Canada said it was selling the DC-8s to reduce debt and bring unit costs in line with other carriers. +The contract traded in a range of slightly more than two cents. +"George Bush is a conservative," Atwater replied. +"This has rather serious environmental implications because one tire can produce as much as three gallons of oil," Armstrong said. +Rhino horns regrow at an average of 8cm a year. Small slivers of horn are barely distinguishable from a human fingernail. Part of the exercise was to move the rhinos to a safer area - private gameparks or farms. +The reshuffling comes amid a growing sense of gloom and despondency in the nation as numerous problems such as ethnic unrest and economic decline have grown more acute. +Roh, a former general, helped put fellow general Chun in power with military backing in 1980. +But about four hours before his speech was broadcast by state-run television, Najmuddin Kawyani, a member of his party's powerful Politburo, dismissed this idea. +The nation's low Thursday morning was 17 degrees at Truckee, Calif. +Cray's field employees have had joint responsibility for service and sales, but those jobs will be separated under the new system, Swenson said. +Traders attributed the improvement to several factors, including the dollar's stability in foreign exchange, which lessened fears of inflatin and higher interest rates, and some bargain hunting. +And the growing space programs of the European Space Agency, Japan and China will expand as they embark on their own manned space efforts. +The Earth's rotation slowed slightly during a 10-day period in January, causing the length of a day to increase by five-ten-thousandths of a second, reports Dr. Dennis McCarthy of the U.S. Naval Observatory. +They claim Florida laws require a maximum of 18 grand jurors be impaneled at one time. +"I notice the signs. +After returing to the Post, Denton served as Maryland editor, District of Columbia editor and correspondent in Lebanon. +'It's sold out - sold out in one day,' explains the post office clerk. +A condominium owner who lost a legal war to keep his pickup truck in front of his home now parks a make-believe tank, complete with fake machine gun, outside. +"Here's what I found," he said. "Over the period 1984-1987, the annual portfolio turnover rate for equity funds averaged 75 percent. +Thomas Read, 59, managing editor since 1986, will move to a new position as associate editor in charge of resource management, Publisher Virgil Fassio and Executive Editor J.D. Alexander said in a statement May 10. +What has been done is nothing but cosmetics." A leading party theoretician and journalist, Ludwik Krasucki, said Tuesday on Polish TV that the party's attempts to reconsider the history of the period were vital. +It has been successfully used in dozens of commercial products, including body powder, medical dressings and many other items. +However, the pros advise caution in using such measures, because those return relationships "are not constant through time," says Mr. Lipper. +Tiananmen Square was unguarded by tanks Wednesday for the first time in 11 days, but banners supporting the army and wreaths honoring soldiers who died in the military crackdown appeared around Beijing. +Hudson's Bay Co. said it agreed to sell its northern stores division to a new company, Hudson's Bay Northern Stores Inc., for about $180 million (Canadian) in cash and securities. +Friday, Tyco closed at 15 1/4, up 5/8. +"The investigation into what happened to the log books was undertaken at our (the presidency's) initiative. +Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad formed a new political party and installed himself as its head, almost two weeks after a court declared his original party illegal. +"I'm hoping that time and reflection won't allow that same stampede here," Schroeder said in an interview last week. +Every domestic inflationary indicator suggests that French monetary policy remains far too severe. +He appealed to the international community to contribute money, equipment and services for the restoration. +The British government plans to raise about #5 billion ($8.76 billion) from the sale of part of its 49% stake in the company. +A gay Episcopal priest who caused an uproar with his comments on celibacy and monogamy says he will not honor a request that he refrain from priestly duties while the diocese investigates his views. +Only four sectors - steel plant, textile, packaging and woodworking machinery - were working at satisfactory rates of 85 per cent or more. +"Wherever people are free to choose, they choose freedom," Bush said. +"You can leverage life insurance into tremendous estate tax savings," he says. +It has been selling off unrelated units in order to focus on its core business of semiconductors. +Mr Engholm flatly refused. +At one time, seasonal stock ploys were popular among savvy professionals who zeroed in on a handful of New York Stock Exchange issues. +Jeff Sussman, chief investment officer at Far West Savings & Loan, says, "their strategy was 'give me half a billion dollars and I'll go find places for it.' +"They made a strategic decision to show that they could be in business with a director and stars of this caliber, no matter what the cost," says one executive involved in the transaction. +"Pension benefit guaranty" may be Washington's ultimate application of "doublespeak." +We call it the 'M' word," says Councilwoman Berriozabal. +Loewe retired, permanently, in 1974. +London shares fell slightly in active dealings. +"It is going to be behind for a while. +Daimler-Benz AG said Monday it has broken off talks with a consortium of several West German engineering companies about the sale of its navy and missile technology lines. +Government lawyers said the tests are particularly important now because the Customs Service plans to recruit some 3,000 new employees, including many in the 18-25 age range in which use of illegal drugs is most prevalent. +The disclosure was contained in a half-inch-thick statement from James Cirona, president of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco. +The Highway Trust Fund, which collects gasoline taxes and other user fees to pay for federal highway work, currently boasts an unspent cash balance of more than $14.5 billion. +All drank large sodas; the president had peanuts and he and his wife also had corn on the cob. +Lukoya said his surrender was a sign the guerrilla warfare plaguing northern Uganda would soon end, according to Radio Uganda. +A new pro-Marxist group with an anti-Stalinist platform was founded Saturday. +Only nine of the dead have been identified, Binghay told reporters in Dipolog, a town about 15 miles from Manukan. +The DOT, in reviewing international route sales, isn't required to conduct hearings; it just must give interested parties adequate time to comment. +In New York, the dollar closed at 145.65 yen, up from 145.10 yen on Wednesday. +At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index was up .59 at 319.15. +The church, which claims more than 90 percent of Poles as believers, has long sought access to television. +His idea of building homes worthy of a leading economy led to the establishment of Toyota Home which, despite its lacklustre performance, has been allowed to continue. +That issue might seem minor, but that commitment of funds can be for a lifetime, during which the investor might build a large operation but have a relatively small income. +The newspaper reported that the agents released Mr. Kramer but seized the cash and other instruments. +Others will set hemlines zooming down. +And there was the cost of four days in Washington. +Nearly 45 percent of the budget is being covered by the printing of banknotes, according to a Communist Party report. +Some have bought big chunks of Strip property for what may turn into another wave of building. +In two other conscientious objector cases: -Pvt. +In the small pond of publishing, he is a big fish. +The Navy had cracked Red with the help of an accommodating woman provided by the Office of Naval Intelligence who tarried in bed with Lt. +That stigma, which would lump him with, among other offenders, musicians who have entertained segregated audiences, would brand Mr. Simon as lacking social conscience and prevent him from performing in countries that strongly support the boycott. +The merger will help with costs, he says, and plants may be built in North Africa. +What's really strangling bank lending is not so much the new capital requirements but a colossal shrinkage in the value of loan collateral, particularly through a decline in property values. +A Chinese character whispers: "They're not trying to dump 'Brushstrokes' on us, are they?" +The budget document, which was designed as a deficit-reduction plan, calls for sizable increases in federal spending. +Many _ and not just the speaker's supporters _ are bitter about what they see as the unfairness of a process that holds Wright to a new and tougher behavior standard than the one that prevailed when many of the alleged rules violations occurred. +Since Mr. Ledezma's peasant group was dutifully attending the union leader's campaign rallies and cheering, Mr. Ledezma figured the oil man owed them his help with the loans. +Several thousand rods of titanium are being drilled into the 30,000-ton marble edifice. +A nighttime curfew remained in effect in the capital and the country was still under martial law, which allows soldiers to search houses without warrants and detain suspects indefinitely without charge. +He's spoken out time and time again in support of a bipartisan effort. +The 29-year-old jogger, whose name has never been made public, returned to work at Salomon Brothers in November after undergoing rehabilitation at a Connecticut hospital. +Friday, August 12, 1988 Following is a weekly listing of unaudited net asset values of publicly traded investment fund shares, reported by the companies as of Friday's close. +The U.S. military commitment to Saudi Arabia's defense is a "long-term" one, Defense Secretary Dick Cheney says. +Bank of New York's strategists cheered the ruling and privately said they hoped it would make Irving more amenable to a settlement. +"People still want to see the product side improve," Kirnan said. +The first of the articles of impeachment, which are similar to an indictment, accused Hastings of engaging in a corrupt conspiracy to obtain a $150,000 bribe from two brothers. +Millions of sandbags that protected buildings have been removed and the network of canals, which gave Basra the name "Venice of the East," have been dredged. +Then as now a president needs to have appropriate military forces to be effective in this area of foreign affairs. +British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has refused. +"It doesn't matter how much they'd offer," Mr. Ogawa says. +The four represent groups whose support is pivotal to the nomination's success, and the trend threatens Reagan with a severe political setback. +Forecasts of consumer spending are critical for retailers, because they must adjust their inventories and expenses in line with how much Americans spend. +Minority voters will dominate tomorrow's primary more than in any other contest so far this year, and the challenge for each candidate is to build alliances without sacrificing the independence he needs before the nation at large. +'If you've got a skills shortage, then this is a good opportunity to get the expense of running IT out of your hair.' As things stand, NUH now employs more than 500 staff, with an annual IT budget of Pounds 1.3m. +At times, all 12 horses gallop at full speed in the ring. +But Finance Minister Edouard Balladur said yesterday he would wait "a few days or a few weeks" for the market to "find its bearings" before beginning the flotation. +The field in fact worked to his advantage by making it more difficult for other rivals to establish themselves, and he is the first Democratic nominee to win the California primary since George McGovern in 1972. +His favorite sport, and writing topic, is fishing. +That restriction was lifted, after Time printed the letter in full. +Isolated tornadoes and rainfall amounts of 10 to 15 inches were possible from eastern Texas through Louisiana into southern Mississippi during Tuesday and Wednesday. +The Los Angeles Times quoted four unidentified sources Sunday who also said the FBI probe is focusing on the personal vendetta theory. +National Transportation Safety Board personnel gathered here today to investigate the explosion, and Calnev Pipeline Co. manager Ken Seal said there was a "very good possibility" the company's 14-inch pipeline was damaged by the train accident. +In 1986, Botha imposed a national state of emergency that remains in force. +The Cornell researchers found that the deer "were clearly meeting their needs _ food, water and cover." Nor is this a phenomenon limited to the suburbs of New York City. +The compound they used, a phosphorothioate that nullifies a gene essential to HIV's replication cycle, was found to inhibit significantly HIV's replication and cell-killing power in the test tube. +Marc Bohan's new designs included a sari effect done with feathery light silk draped around the bodice and over the shoulder. +The structure, made of wood with a synthetic marble coating, resembles the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. +Language problems aggravate the safety hazards. +Founders are entrepreneurial, single-minded and intolerant of bull. +For its first quarter ended Dec. 31, Spectra-Physics earned $146,000, or two cents a share, on revenue of $48.7 million. +The privately held firm is negotiating to buy a company that makes aerobic equipment such as treadmills, exercise bikes and rowing machines, or enter a joint venture with one, Baldwin said. +He said United Student Aid is not asking for the 1% administrative fee from the government that agencies usually receive for assuming original guarantees. +Francesco Cossiga, who succeeded Pertini in the presidency, paid a half-hour visit to the apartment Sunday morning. +International Lease Finance Corp. said it completed the purchase of a Boeing 737-200 from America West Airlines for more than $13 million. +Publishing the Hume-Adams agreement, which the inter-governmental declaration is said to resemble, would add to the pressure. +Fit and finish, as expected, was excellent inside and out. +Taxpayers are hurting, even if they don't know it. +If a gamble on Ezzoud is a double gamble, then when it comes up it brings double the satisfaction. He is his own man, or horse: abundant with talent, miserly in its deployment: hugely frustrating, proportionately rewarding. +Kenney and Barefoot will keep other responsibilities at the firm, and officials said they expect both men to remain with the company. +The jittery market reaction and the speculation that Parkinson was involved reflected edginess about the government. +And voters who in December opposed raising the capital-gains-tax rate by 52% to 42% are now about evenly split, with 49% supporting raising the rate and 47% opposed. The Bush administration, of course, is continuing to push for a reduction in the rate. +Wright could object to any count "on the grounds that it fails to state facts which constitute a violation." If Wright files any motions, such as a motion to dismiss, the committee would have 30 days to make a ruling. +However, he warned that the September savings figure might be down again because of payments for the final instalment of regional electricity company share issues. The mortgage side of the building society industry continued to languish in August. +His investigation of the Lincoln debacle forced top thrift regulator M. Danny Wall, a Reagan administration appointee, to announce his resignation. +In over-the-counter trading yesterday, its common was quoted at $9.25 a share bid. +This year the rite seemed in danger. +In the wake of that meeting, the dollar stabilized above 160 yen until the record $19.22 billion November U.S. trade deficit was announced in late December. +There remains some speculation, however, that both Texaco and Mr. Icahn could arrange for the dissident holder to sell his shares to a third party, or parties. +This price was good news for property companies with holdings in London's West End, said an equity salesman. +For the year, car and truck sales for Chrysler were running 13.4 percent behind last year's rate. +But deficit reduction is a general goal, not a specific one like the highways and bridges that are to be rebuilt with the proceeds of the California gas tax boost. +(If yes) Do you think that's likely to happen within five years, within 10 years, within 20 years, or is it farther off than that? +Even before that visit, the Cubans knew their economic aid from the Soviet Union was starting to evaporate. +Hyundai expects its global auto exports to rise to 230,000 cars this year because of a pickup in sales in Europe, including East-bloc countries which are emrging as new markets for Korea. +Unself-consciously, the littlest cast member with the big voice steps into the audience in one number to open her wide cat-eyes and throat to melt the heart of one lucky patron each night. +Popa was rushed to the Bucharest military hospital, where he died two hours later with his wife and daughter by his side, Pop said. +Each $5,000 bond carries one warrant, exercisable from July 13, 1988, through June 18, 1993, to buy company shares at an expected premium of 2 1/2% above the closing share price when terms are fixed June 7. +A homeless man in tennis shoes fished for spare coins in a fountain; across the street families traipsed into Radio City Music Hall for the Christmas show. +The paper gave no further details, saying only his "murder" was under investigation. +Forecasters predicted more weather in the 90s for the rest of the week. +So confident is the 53-year-old Tsuburaya, that he is preparing to set Ultraman loose in the most difficult market of all _ the United States. +Press a button on your remote control and, hey presto, you have instant democracy. +The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, in a 6-4 ruling last June, said condemned murderers in Virginia who cannot afford a lawyer are entitled to greater representation at taxpayer expense than the state provides. +At a busy intersection near a Tel Aviv shopping center, organizers set up a cardboard box on the pavement. +On the other hand, the battle of the bus is expected to grow increasingly irrelevant. +A study by Neo Inc., a sales-analysis concern, found that trade promotion expenditures can typically yield a bare 1% return. +The political and economic chaos that is wracking the Soviet Union could easily yield up a new Stalin capable of intimidating a future disarmed and disorganized western Europe. +Four weeks ended April 28: $2.52 billion, up 1.6 percent from $2.48 billion. +Under this challenge the girl grows up - becomes a woman, his equal, his mate - and then the wife is avenged in a fire and the house is burned to the ground. +Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati told reporters that the agreement between the Syrian-backed Amal and the pro-Iranian Hezbollah, or Party of God, will be signed Monday. +Fannie Mae, as the company is known, has tried to protect itself against interest-rate shifts by generally matching the duration of its assets and its liabilities. +Westinghouse Electric Corp. said Monday it will join with Multiflow Computer Inc. to market computer programs for engineers. +Analysts said they didn't expect the fare cuts to escalate into a full-scale fare war, such as the battle that originated in Denver last spring and diminished earnings for several airlines. +The prospectus promised a progressive dividend policy. It said 'the first half of 1992 has seen conflicting signs of a recovery in consumer confidence'. +Under authority, however, orders were obeyed voluntarily. The inadequate exercise of authority in most bureaucracies disturbed Weber; he saw the excessive wielding of power as a threat to human freedom and democratic values. +Unofficial reports say Deng has suffered from cancer for several years, and rumors have circulated recently that his health has become much worse. +The company expects to post its results today. +Investigators theorize the parolee was driving to Oklahoma to dispose of the body. +Nevertheless, supply-siders can claim some role in having nudged the Fed to pay more attention to commodity prices and in encouraging Treasury Secretary James Baker's efforts to manage currency-exchange rates. +From the base, tiny, crawl-space tunnels fan out toward hoped-for veins. +Yet that confidence often seems fragile. +New York "Mozart's World: The Images of His Times" More than 100 prints, first editions, manuscripts and period costumes celebrating the people and places that figured prominently in the composer's life. +The study of two hospitals, reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found that technicians and clerks often changed doctors' orders for thyroid function tests. +Chevron said the agreement will enable it "to accelerate exploration activity this year and evaluate the properties more quickly." +He adds: "In the U.S., the whole thrust has been to deregulate and to keep the price of energy cheap. +Lindsay and brothers Gary, Phillip and Dennis once formed a nightclub act, the Crosby Boys, that ran until 1959. +Mr. Franzen says he hopes the project will help inspire "a new and very different attitude toward the design of commercial establishments along the American highway." +The U.S. currency was squeezed upward against the yen as traders got out of positions they had taken earlier in the week involving the yen and the mark. +Campaigns don't get that kind of volunteer very often." +Winnetka is the stylish suburb where Laurie Dann went on a shooting spree in an elementary school a year ago, killing one student and injuring six other people before taking her own life. +After transit police found Wright and heard his story, they arrested both Smith and Wright. +As part of the credit agreement it is seeking, Ames plans to close 74 unprofitable stores. +A homemade pipe bomb exploded Saturday on a crowded Tel Aviv beach, killing a 17-year-old Canadian tourist and injuring 19 people, including a 9-year-old boy, officials said. +Angry farmers blocked highways in four towns for a second day today to stop officials from destroying 150,000 pigs to combat an outbreak of swine plague. +There have been only three other parallels in Soviet history _ and they are not exact, said Thane Gustafson, a professor at Georgetown University. +We disavow David Duke in every way, shape or form. Absolutely." Congress is sending President Bush a bill calling for $287 million in new spending to encourage volunteerism and community service, turning aside complaints about the cost. +One lonely reporter showed up. +In 1993, the value of production grew 11 per cent, while exports increased 20 per cent to L4,100bn. +Castle & Cooke's participation in a bid also would be consistent with the style of its chairman, David H. Murdock, who is known as a bold buyer and seller of businesses. +Chavez said he did not know how many wounded rebels were awaiting treatment. +That one measured 5.9 and, together with a 5.3-magnitude aftershock on Oct. 4, killed eight people, injured more than 200 and caused $358 million in damage. +First part was on the summit, yes. +Thirty-nine passengers died on impact as the plane crashed short of the runway. +Police said the drugs seized Thursday were worth $14 million locally but several times more when refined and sold abroad. +They had to make their effort early, and show what they are made of months ago, because they are at their best in their summer, which is in the northern hemisphere's winter. +This attitude is not unusual. +Fitzwater cited the June Consumer Price Index as proof of a stable economy. +The trams are expected to take to the streets with fare-paying passengers in four weeks - the first to run on tramlines since 1949, when Manchester scrapped its double-deck 'rattlers'. +In staying clear of the hurly-burly, Glaxo is being typically contrarian. +As a result, it neglected its basic business. +Mr Peter White, Alliance & Leicester chief executive, said the backlog of housing demand was 'like a dam waiting to burst'. +Officials at the Douglas Aircraft Co. unit in Long Beach, Calif., declined comment on the All Nippon order. +According to the Government Ethics Office, Bennett wouldn't have had a problem if he was just paid to make a speech to a group. +Prosecutors said they would seek a retrial for the three not convicted. +And in later remarks to reporters, Glauber said he hoped the restructuring could be addressed next year once Bush's plan to rescue the savings and loan industry is passed. +They added that the results were 'free of the distortions' caused by the 1991 financial reorganisation. +It does make you think a lot about Jesus,' he said. +The weather was too cool for the Dukakises to visit the beach during their break from the presidential campaign. +In Pakistan, officials today said an Afghan military transport plane apparently ran out of fuel and crashed about 20 miles inside Pakistan, killing at least nine crew members. +We have committed ourselves to the worldwide phase-out of all chlorofluorocarbons by the year 2000. +Funding for non-governmental organisations is included in this budget and took up little over 10 per cent of the total in 1992-93. The Great Aid Robbery: How British aid fails the poor, World Development Movement, 25 Beehive Place, London SW9 7QR. +"That is all there is to this story. +"We have no reason to believe it's anything more than that," he said. +The following issues were filed recently with the Securities and Exchange Commission: Entronics Corp., initial offering of 1.3 million common shares, via Rauscher Pierce Refsnes Inc. +'At one period, I was sitting here for five weeks and didn't even get a phone inquiry.' Fortunately, he has paid for all his equipment out of income. +"It is a terrible thing to think there are people who would do this to the resting places of the dead," said Rabbi Jacob Rubinstein in Manchester. +People who forget birthdays. +"I don't foresee my planting trees that come from a test tube. However, there is a great deal of practical application to what she's doing and others have been doing before. +Dart Group sweetened its hostile offer for Stop & Shop to $1.03 billion, or $37 a share, from $865 million, stepping up pressure on the retailer. +He was threatening to kill the child," Crews said. +A 1973 campaign for mayor foundered after 45 days for lack of money, and 1977 did not look much more encouraging: he faced seven other candidates, including the incumbent, Abe Beame, and the flamboyant Bella Abzug. +That total, the IEA reported, is "the highest beginning-of-year stock level since 1982." +He declined to discuss the terms. +This group is expected to fill most of the jobs to be created by 2000. 'Working patterns will need to be more flexible and realistic, tying in to company as well as individual needs,' argued Gilbert. +"If things continue like this, it will take five years" to reach total privatization, Pohl told reporters in Bonn after meeting with West German Economics Minister Helmut Haussmann. +The long hours can be spent watching members of the supporting cast, who, with one eye on aeroplace schedules, complete their rounds in the time it usually takes to play nine holes. +And the value of, say, a $500 tax saving pales if it costs you $600 in preparation fees to get it. +Premier Miklos Nemeth has said he expected full diplomatic relations to be restored between the two countries by June. +Philip Morris Cos., meanwhile, isn't leaving it all to the institute. +Other contenders for the post are Richard Wiener, Michigan party chairman, and former Reps. +The most important part (of the privatisation) is the rules of future competition. +He accused Mr Smith of being prepared to 'join forces with those who want industrial militancy to end the tests'. +You are heading for the beach and your legs do not look much like Julia Roberts'. +It lent righteousness to their belief that they are South Africa's chosen race. +End adv for Monday July 9 Stock prices showed a broad loss today after the momentum of a week-long advance ran out. +Chevron and Texaco have invested a combined $2 billion on the platforms, pipelines leading onshore near Point Conception and oil and gas processing plants at nearby Gaviota. +We'll take all we can get. We'll find places for them," Archie Kress promised. +Those gains are barely ahead of inflation, which rose 3.1% a year during the same period. +He is survived by his son Simon. +Winterland sells merchandise at concerts and sports arenas and sells items bearing the names and pictures of various musicians, including Bruce Springsteen, Madonna and Whitney Houston. +She is serving a jail term for violating probation stemming from a 1983 drunken driving conviction. +The Big Three ventures now include efforts to share the costs and fruits of basic research into electric car battery technology, pollution control, new materials and high-tech wiring systems. +The commission, which also has filed a motion for a rehearing, plans to further contest the retroactive payments issue. +The freezing temperatures damaged some corn crops in St. Cloud, Minn., and some farmers may have to replant, agriculture agent Burton Olson said. +The Schaefer administration also has given tentative backing to the other two measures approved in the Senate Wednesday. +Public buildings were set afire by young rioters in several districts of Algiers. +The square in front of the basilica will then be renamed after Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty. +At least one analyst said Federal's earnings decline was within expected ranges. +So to go from 10 inches to two inches is enormous. +The survey results also found discrepancies between blacks and whites in knowledge of the tests. +A group led by senior managers said 32,788,101 shares, or 97.4%, of Payless Cashways Inc.'s common stock outstanding were accepted and validly tendered under its offer for Payless. +But they'll be drawing from the same limited pot of local dollars spent on retail purchases. +When the two companies' products finally hit the market early last year, established companies had started to bring out similar products. +Federal Reserve officials monitor the labor figures particularly closely and rely heavily upon them in setting credit policy. +The correct analogy is not between being a homosexual and wearing yarmulkes. +Yvonne Brackbill Graduate Research Professor University of Florida Gainesville, Fla. +"We're protesting status quo," he said. "If children can identify the crack houses, the police should be able to." There were protests and picketing in Carver Village on Thursday and Friday, centered around the King William Hotel. +The weak yen also means that Japanese companies' earnings from foreign operations will jump this year in yen terms. +It said the operation usually results in full correction at the first knuckle, but often leaves some residual contraction at the second knuckle. +Because of tight supplies, the hog slaughter is slipping instead of rising as it usually does in the spring. +After Oct. 19, stock prices began to vary randomly around a new level, one much lower than the pre-Oct. +Almost as irksome to researchers are parents who insist on glorifying their little prodigies. +Company officials estimate Avia sales will be about $250 million this year. +Kazen said the plaintiffs' vehicles could be subject to seizure in the future. +"Jeffrey Lundgren could not have done anything without the help and devotion of you and his other followers. +Therefore, the court ruled, the letter was entitled to protection under the First Amendment, even as interpreted in the Milkovich opinion. +"He said something about not wanting to overdraw the account here because we already know there are First Security banks all over hell," Bugden said. +"The Secret Service says it can provide the president security and the president intends to go" to a drug summit in Cartagena, Colombia, on Feb. 15, White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said. +Oil futures prices on the New York Mercantile Exchange fell after Democratic lawmakers remained adamant that President Bush must get the support of Congress before attacking Iraq or seeking to liberate Kuwait. +Hexcel jumped 2 to 14. The company gave a presentation yesterday at Goldman, Sachs & Co.'s commercial aerospace conference. +U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Platt, head of the American negotiating panel, says they are essential to protect the region. +Strauss Turnbull cut its 1992 profit forecast to Pounds 220m from Pounds 239m for the same reason. A hefty and positive analysis of the pharmaceuticals stocks from Nikko Securities helped the sector's stars to gain ground. +Currently, SBCI has about 25 bond traders in London. +He mediated the accords last year between South Africa, Angola and Cuba on Namibia and the Cuban withdrawal. +The ban in the city of Los Angeles, approved by the City Council in February, makes it a misdemeanor to own a semiautomatic gun. Sales of the guns within city limits became illegal immediately after passage of the ordinance. +Security Pacific Corp. said Tuesday that Chairman Richard J. Flamson III has been replaced as chief executive by Robert H. Smith, his expected successor. +Congress was suspended when Pinochet took power in a 1973 coup. According to human rights groups, more than 400 opponents of his authoritarian government now are jailed. +President Reagan repeated his veto threat yesterday, in Springfield, Mass. +U.S. newspapers are simply not sold at Soviet kiosks. +Dame Mary Donaldson, the only woman to hold the post, says she gave 600 speeches and worked 17-hour days during her year in office in 1983. +Prosper Avril. Beauchard was arrested Dec. 13. +The police officers said they doubted the technique was lawful because they had been told during their police academy training that hypnotizing suspects was not acceptable. +It's likely that their response will closely follow the recommendations outlined by the G-7, an administration official said. +Bush strategists worry that Mr. Buchanan has more support than the polls suggest. +An airline passengers group has praised Northwest Airlines for acknowledging a bomb threat last week and giving passengers the option of canceling their reservations. +What Mr. Bernheimer seems to advocate is not democracy, but elitist programming that ignores the deepest feelings of a large number of the orchestra's regular supporters. +The two companies are embroiled in litigation over those Moore McCormack provisions, although both companies agreed to suspend a trial in federal court here while they negotiate. +"I bought into what was Project '89 at its earlier stage," said Mr. Beck. +Genetics Institute said it expects its 1990 revenue to be cut by up to $5 million because of Wellcome's decision. +"We didn't want to invest 10 years in something that was going to break up eventually anyway," Mr. Macco says. +Surgeons who have used the implants say early results are encouraging though minor discomfort may linger for several weeks. +In all, more than 4,500 houses were flooded as up to 13.4 inches of rain fell in a 24-hour period that ended early Sunday, authorities said. +"In the heavy weather, the pounding it took caused some structural damage to the forepeak, or the forward part of the ship," Lt. +What about his own material desires? +It's no secret that many microwaved foods taste as bad as they look. +Italy's prime minister announced his cabinet Friday, two weeks after his previous government collapsed. +It was one of the best-remembered. +A spokesman for the Israeli army command in Jerusalem confirmed the raid and said its aircraft had returned home safely. +Chelsea is artificial, a suspension of disbelief. This weekend I can still disbelieve it, especially when looking at the daphnes in my garden. Of all the noble families, daphnes are particularly ill-suited to flower-shows. +Could the new owners jack up interest rates or take a tougher line in the case of arrears? Such concerns are unfounded. +This is part of the $9 million in a congressional measure signed into law by President Bush on Oct. 21. +Many people work, at different times, for a big contractor, a consulting firm and one of the services. +Reagan vigorously pursued his call for a space-based missile defense and said a decision on deployment would come in the mid-1990s. +The band settled into seats in an open space next to the Bolshoi Theater for a concert, and a crowd of about 1,000 pressed around it so tightly that it had to be warned repeatedly to move back. +Swan Management Corp., which holds TWA's USAir shares, is a wholly owned TWA subsidiary. +Players from the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland Athletics were on the field and stood around as fans began to leave their seats. +As with the collapse of two other well known firms, Finley, Kumble and Myerson & Kuhn, the next stage for Gaston & Snow will likely be a round of lawsuits among the partners over who is liable for the firm's debt. +Most Dominicans refuse to do the work because of the low pay. +He and several other analysts contended that the federal funds rate is likely to average around 6%, rather than the 6 1/8% to 6 1/4% that some economists had thought. +Telephone and Telex operators in Cairo, Egypt, said all lines to Khartoum were out of order, indicating telecommunications workers had made good their threat to join the strike and cut Sudan's links with the outside. +The U.S. Labor Department has rejected arguments from South Carolina and North Carolina officials who are trying to keep 17-year-old school bus drivers on the road through the end of the school year. +The dark side of whole-virus vaccines remains the fear that some live virus particles could survive to infect, rather than protect, the vaccine recipient. +The king's position was unequivocal: He wanted to jack up the price of oil immediately to $18 a barrel from the current level of $14 to $15 a barrel. +While that condition is unacceptable to the U.S. and Seoul, a gradual reduction could form part of a compromise. +"I would still go out there and put his mailbox up at the curb if it would make him happy," he said. "I would like to have him back as a customer." He said the curbside delivery method is safer, faster and more economical. +They were mostly confined to the lyrical piano intermezzi, however, on which he lavished quirkily elegant insights. +They will send a signal to other developers that Berlin is finally on the move,' says one developer. +It was the second time this year that a fire closed the bourse. +The month's overall price climb was triple the already brisk 0.6 percent gain in December and far above economists' average forecast of about 1.2 percent. +The astonishing lookalike in Silver Hill is indeed a stealth warplane, but it was secretly built and test-flown 45 years ago by Nazi Germany. +His departure does not affect his position as personal polo manager to Andrew's brother, Prince Charles. +American Express's previous president, Louis V. Gerstner Jr., who left in 1989 to become chairman of RJR Nabisco Inc., also is a former McKinsey partner. +"We need to focus on alternate ways to meet our goal," Rep. Wright said. +Holders of Wedtech common stock, moreover, will receive "no distribution of any nature" in the proposed liquidation, because Wedtech's "corporate existence shall terminate," according to the proposed plan. +But in July, the West German Federal Cartel office stunned Spain by blocking the purchase on antitrust grounds, even though the West German government had strongly lobbied Spain for the deal. +But the burial according to Jewish religious practice, on the day of death, meant there was no time for mourners from abroad to arrive. +"Many buildings have collapsed. +It must not be handled solely by specialists. +He may also face civil penalties. +Pepperell's claims involving Drexel stem from the firm's role as financial adviser to Odyssey Partners in its battle with Pepperell over Stevens. +Around ten per cent of the world's population live in mountain regions which have been under pressure from excessive tourism, soil deterioration and over-cultivation of marginal lands. +After the speeches end Tuesday or Wednesday, groups will begin drafting resolutions and a final document for this third special session on disarmament in 10 years. +The building will be empty when Penney departs this summer. +Pilson said he wouldn't describe the negotiations as "a squabble over money," but refused to say what was in dispute. +As president, Mr. Cattivera, 45 years old, succeeds William H. Elliott. +For the past several years, thrift regulators have allowed, and even encouraged, Alice in Wonderland accounting practices. +But Awad said he would first pursue other avenues to return to Israel, including appealing to international public opinion. +Nynex said its customers will receive monthly a new disk containing updated information. +By using volunteer labor, she and the Colorado Mountain Club got the work done for $500 a mile, compared with the $8,000 per mile she estimated it would cost the Forest Service. +Elections could be held within nine months to a year from the cease-fire date, he added. +Without doubt the economic crisis, whose causes are not solely French, can in part explain the general morosite. +With a battery of statistics proving that flying is safer than taking a bath, crashes are the only thing that make fear of flying seem rational. +Under the bipartisan agreement, the Senate Judiciary Committee would hold hearings and then report both approaches to the full Senate by Sept. 22. +A public retraction followed but ministers sweated out the possibility that Hess might be a witness. Douglas-Hamilton has successfully dealt with some - though not all - of the questions still surrounding this bizarre episode. +Presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Reagan sent a congratulatory message to Salinas Thursday night. +But another neighbor arrived later with a newspaper clipping and a pile of papers she had found in their yard after the contest. +Fernandez, whose formal title is Vice President of the Council of Ministers, has held both jobs for more than two decades, and the decision to replace him in the education slot was taken by the Political Bureau of the Cuban Communist Party, Notimex said. +For more than two weeks, the Gore campaign had refused to release any details of the loans, or even to identify the lenders. +For many years long distance rates have subsidised local rates. But the CRTC, the federal regulator, said Bell did not need the increases to retain 'financial integrity'. +Despite the break, the Saudi ambassador in Turkey said 45,000 Iranian pilgrims would be allowed to make the pilgrimage this summer. +Canadian banks are expected to be asked by regulators next week to sharply increase their reserves for doubtful Third World debt. +The bank said it was 'not entirely successful' in predicting domestic and international market trends and had incurred heavy bond trading losses. +After treating 40 guests at a restaurant last Labor Day weekend, he demanded and received his 10% senior citizen discount on the $500 bill. Refused the same discount on gasoline for his car, he asked the clerk to throw in a free newspaper instead. +The standard capital appreciation bonds in the issue, due 1998-2011, yield to maturity from 6.70% in 1998 to 7.10% in 2009-2011. +Manuel Antonio Noriega has survived yet another challenge to his rule. +What I think it does mean is that we have to go back and craft this carefully." Principals, however, praised the ruling. +About 73 percent of that total was by foreign-owned multinationals. +EG&G Inc. said John M. Kucharski, president and chief operating officer, was named to the additional post of chief executive officer. +A widespread power outage struck parts of the West late Wednesday afternoon, leaving cities in Wyoming and South Dakota without electricity, authorities said. +Sam A. Sarno Jr., 42-year-old president and chief operating officer, is temporarily assuming the duties of chief executive while a search is conducted for a successor to Mr. Hill, Seven Oaks said. +The regional hub cut the cost of handling shipments from suppliers. +The San Francisco bank normally has jurisdiction over all thrifts based in California, Arizona and Nevada. +Dukakis told reporters in Boston Friday that the vice president's game plan is "a losing strategy." +Some parents tell of changing the pink drapes in their daughters' rooms to white to avoid tipping someone to the location of girls' rooms. +Asian "guest workers" and their governments would benefit equally from such an arrangement. +Housing Minister Ariel Sharon is at odds with Absorption Minister Yitzhak Peretz and has accused Peretz's staff of failing to cope with the influx. +A special team was set up to propel PVS, with its own Data Explorer software, from the laboratory to the market place. When this had been done, PVS's managers faced the problem of convincing the market of its uses. +Miller said greater spending on such things as savings and loan bailouts and lower tax revenues will push the budget gap higher than the $146 billion threshold that would force cuts under the Gramm-Rudman budget-balancing law. +It has edged upwards since then. +The U.S. Embassy officials said the only damage from the grenade attack on the building was to the roof, which sustained minor damage. +Under the second, it will buy about 2.7 million shares of Oxford from a third party. +Vernardos was the second of the supreme court's 10 prosecutors to be shot by terrorist groups in the past two weeks. +But forces loyal to Noriega counterattacked and took back the compound several hours later. +The state and Gerald Gaull, who developed the formula as director of pediatric research at an institute currently operated by a state agency, had alleged that the companies violated the patent by marketing synthetic infant formulas fortified with taurine. +The appeals court ruled that the 1930 law involved in the case doesn't distinguish among different import situations. +Nonetheless, if the democratic forces continue to carry the momentum, changes will follow. +The agency warned that it would not refrain from warning shots in future such incidents. +In addition, there is market talk that a five-year deal between Australia and the Soviet Union for 1.5m tonnes could be in jeopardy. +Mr. Donnelly, who is expected to plead guilty to two counts of violating the anti-fraud statutes, would face a fine of up to $1 million and 10 years in prison, lawyers said. +The Columbus Day virus, also known as Datacrime, is programmed to scramble indexing information in IBM or IBM-compatible personal computers. +Siemens couldn't immediately be reached about the semiconductor talks. +He said U.S. charges that Japan is not buying enough American-made satellites should not interfere with overall cooperation in space science. +The battles nonetheless affect every American doctor, a raft of popular medicines, and countless patients and medical insurance companies. +The process was far from easy, but has produced results in the form of significant cost savings. Under its Amato law, which confers tax privileges on banks which merge, Italy is belatedly following suit. +That leaves Nathaniel Reed, a former assistant secretary, and Evans high on the list. +'Of course it only causes quite short-term interruptions, but it also causes natural irritation. +Sen. Metzenbaum and other critics of the current arrangement want to complete the shift this year, and they want to give the Justice Department explicit authority to review those mergers. +In London late Friday the dollar traded at 128.93 yen, and later in New York the dollar rose to 129.37 yen from 128.31 late Thursday. +One of Schwab's new growth areas is handling trades for financial advisers, who now have $3 billion of their customers' money with Schwab, up from nothing two and a half years ago. +The goal, says Ms. Langer, is to promote "mindfulness" in nursing homes. +In another incident, witnesses said a man in a uniform threw a smoke grenade into a mosque near Johannesburg Wednesday night, injuring two worshipers. +Previously, traders thought the market might stumble after the Fed didn't move to cut rates after recent reports on employment and inflation. +Byrd said he hoped the treaty could be ratified by the May 29 opening of the Moscow summit but could not guarantee it. +MCA executives stood idly by watching Fox Inc. start a TV network, something MCA might have attempted but didn't. +The $1 billion investment by Axa is part of Equitable's plan to convert to a shareholder-owned company, after falling capital and heavy losses on investments and its pension business squeezed its capital base. +The narrowing of differences with China and agreement to hold the first Chinese-Soviet summit in 30 years in Beijing in May. +"I didn't even want to take her to the doctor," she said. "I was absolutely terrified, because I knew what would happen." She feared she would be charged with child abuse for the second time. +In its year-ago fourth period, it had net of $309,000, or four cents a share, on revenue of $17.6 million. +"Mistakes, shortcomings, drawbacks in our foreign policy at the time of stagnation certainly were related to people and the overall spirit that reigned supreme at that time," Vorontsov said. +None of the exploratory wells was reported to have found oil, and oil companies' interest in further exploration is unknown. +A transfer tax would be the worst kind of betrayal of tax reform. By its very nature, this tax would discourage economically sensible deals. +For years the 54-year-old Dalai Lama has tried to alert the world to the suffering inflicted on Tibet by China's communist government. +"The Executive Committee has approved the idea of the provisional government and it will be endorsed by the PNC (Palestine National Council)," Abu Sharif told a news conference Monday in Baghdad. +The renewed unrest came despite a Kremlin effort to restore order. +It was brought to the UK for reconditioning and then exported to Kazakhstan. +Ms. Bhutto wed Zardari in a highly publicized arranged marriage in December 1987, exactly a year before she became the first woman leader of a modern Moslem nation. +But they noted broader European interest in selling the U.S. currency. +Actress Pat Klous of television's "Love Boat," singer Debbie Boone and former astronaut Gordon Cooper are among parents whose children either attend or attended the school. +His concern is not with hectoring a captive audience, but with delineating the characters he's brought to life. +It was the first monthly net inflow since July 1990, and the strongest inflow since June 1989. +In a bid to create harmony on this ethnically divided nation, Premadasa offered cash incentives to government employees who are bilingual. +A straw poll of visitors to the Bung's grave shows that while all greatly admire Sukarno, most are Golkar voters. +Even as executives of Airbus Industrie, the European consortium, and McDonnell Douglas Corp. of the U.S. negotiate possible joint-venture jetliner projects, salesmen for the two companies continue to bump heads. +There must be a small temple in the basement of the FDA's headquarters, where candles are burning to Procedure. +Both are likely to add diesels, with engines bought-in rather than developed in- house, within the next two or three years. Great strides are being made in car diesel technology. +In addition, analysts say some Taiwanese goods flow to the Soviet Union through third countries, particularly Germany. +"Our system is to hold the problems in check before they get to the criminal stage," says Masakatsu Abe, a Japanese government official responsible for market supervision. +"It was an ugly spectacle," Mr. Hitchcock recalls. +Japanese banks will be allowed to increase loan-loss reserves for Third World debt to 10% from 5%, but they won't receive any new tax breaks. +Trade had been one of the economy's brightest spots as a boom in export sales had spurred a rebound in U.S. manufacturing. +Weekly injections of the new drug decreases the severity of infections for some patients, but it does not fully restore their immune systems. +The truck and diesel-engine maker said the contract, which covers 7,300 factory workers in five states, boosts the average wage and cost-of-living allowance to $14.60 an hour from $14.44. +I was in Taipei at the time of Mr. Shultz's remarks, then traveled to Beijing before returning to Washington late last month. +In two weeks or so, tiny pinkish eyes should appear. +First, we kill all the pollsters. +Many banks are worried that a credit card rate war will erupt and hurt profits. +A new regulation will cut down the kinds of technology for which licenses are required. +But the result was good enough to preserve Yorkshire's reputation as the investor's most favoured rec. +Nonetheless, Rooke said, there was underlying growth in the volume of gas sales to both the domestic and commercial markets. +But he emphasized that he did not foresee such a recommendation, in large part because it is important that a new president not lose his credibility by reneging on a campaign promise. +So is power-assist steering. +With 50.5% of the popular vote and 148 of 250 parliamentary seats, Mr. Cavaco Silva obtained for the first time in recent Portuguese democratic history a full majority for one party. +Oil prices have surged in recent weeks amid the cold wave and refinery problems in Texas and Louisiana. +They attributed the larger crop to the planting of new hybrid varieties that yield a lot more. +Robert Kimball, the officers' supervisor, said they had no way of knowing that rival gang members were in the neighborhood. +About one foot of Tower's colon had to be removed, according to Dignan, who said the former senator must spend seven to eight more days hospitalized. +The motor industry already accounts for 8 per cent of Brazil's gross domestic product. It is the bottom end of the market that appears to be most price sensitive. 'Car ownership in Brazil is even more concentrated than income,' says Mr Paoli. +Most of the others have been held at least three years. +But his remarks at the party conference will strengthen expectations of a reform-minded, tax-cutting budget next March, when he publishes the government's tax plans for the fiscal year starting April 1. +The ammunition systems and defense engineering services concern said it expects strong results in the fourth quarter. +While this re-examination by users of intelligence is going on, Mr. Gates also has established task forces within the intelligence community to rethink the way it does business, officials say. +Such prudence is still practised by a few when the market goes wild. I feel, however, that there is still a book to be written about the South Sea Bubble, but until it is written Carswell must be kept in print. +There is no getting around it: the coach-loads in Tuscany very much resemble the coach-loads in Provence. +Insiders who spoke on condition that they not be identified said the other agency was Lord Einstein O'Neill & Partners, the agency that broke away from WPP Group. +As the dollar surged, investors who had sold dollars on the bet it had further to drop were forced to buy them back to cover their short positions. +Afterward, he presented the diplomat with an ice chest bearing the Perdue logo that contained the two roasting chickens. +Having recently spent six weeks there, I feel that there is another side that warrants your readers' attention. +Sherman's president is Robert B. Sherman, also president of Della Femina, Sherman, the entertainment division of the ad agency Della Femina, McNamee WCRS Inc. Also taking a stake in Sherman Broadcasting is investment banker Ocean Capital Corp. +The ships are produced by Ingalls Shipbuilding, a unit of Litton Industries Inc., and Bath Iron Works. +The district attorney's office has filed charges on 59 out of 118 cases submitted from the sweeps arrests, a ratio Reiner said is about average for felony cases. +The Beirut newspaper As-Safir said it would anchor between Moslem and Christian waters eight miles out. +Say you're sorry when you hurt somebody. +The strength of the IPO business lifted the company's profits to a record Dollars 52m in 1991. +Three health groups are asking the government to begin regulating low-tar cigarettes on grounds that advertising claims for the products make them a drug subject to federal oversight. +The three-story coed dormitory, which was evacuated, housed about 160 students, she said. +Profit from business products and systems increased 5% to $68 million on a 9% rise in revenue to $2.9 billion, the company said. +Demand on the first day was not particularly strong, officials said. Surgutneftegaz produced 42.5m tonnes of oil (850,000 barrels per day) in 1992, more than 10 per cent of total Russian output. +The custodian bank is to be paid in foreign exchange, converts this amount into pesos and pays the broker that amount in local currency. +The remainder did not respond or gave other answers. +Advancing issues on the Big Board were ahead of decliners 1,044 to 603. +Isolated to widely scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop from the mid-Atlantic states, across the Ohio and Tennessee valleys to the mid Mississippi Valley, and the northern central Rockies. +Several prestigious national newspapers are fighting prosecutions for publishing material from or about "Spycatcher." Wright's book, banned from sale in Britain, has been a best-seller worldwide. +The client has to decide whether it is worth taking the initial hit for the benefits that Schroders can bring.' There is a danger that bad publicity surrounding the life insurance industry will deter consumers from buying much-needed products. +However, once taken, the charges can't be reversed. +By comparison, Hoover Dam, one of the highest concrete dams in the world, is 726 feet tall astride the Colorado River and 1,244 feet long with a 660-foot thick concrete base. +They are used to flavor and lend a distinctive aroma to the most special dishes. +A Japanese Tile Sounds Good, Except for Price AFTER FLOPPING in an earlier run, a Japanese made acoustical tile is trying again to win U.S. fans. +In the murder and air piracy trial Monday, the captain of the hijacked jetliner, John Testrake, testified that he believed Hamadi fired the shot that killed Stethem aboard the aircraft. +King was strictly on his own, traveling on anything available. He walked, rode in a pony cart, a river steamer and on the Trans-Siberian Railway. +Syria, which has 40,000 troops in Lebanon, joined the Moslems. +"I don't understand what you mean," he said, when asked about the problem of consultants resenting accountants' control in the major accounting firms. +Handschuch said the handful of government labor advisers at the camp can do little to verify either the prospective employee's qualifications or the employer's working conditions. +Foote worked in the Post's Loudoun County bureau and covered real estate development in the Washington area for two years. +Public Citizen's figures also showed that the total amount of radiation to which workers were exposed at the worst-performing plants in 1987 was down by about 20 percent from the average exposure level at the worst reactors in last year's report. +They told of living in filthy, overcrowded pits. +Granny Goose's attorneys then will have five days to respond. +But the Board of Regents doesn't seem to understand that even these can be used for education. +Saddam Hussein will not move until he has taken everything out of Kuwait." Washer said the Iraqis captured him and others as they tried to escape across the desert in a convoy of vehicles a few days after Iraq's Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait. +The Internal Revenue Service has launched what may become one of the service's biggest attempts to snare private investors for participating in an allegedly abusive tax shelter, according to people familiar with the company's affairs. +The Georgian Foreign Ministry said earlier the violence started when Abkhazians attacked Georgians at a university branch where classes will be in Georgian. +He was pushed out and drove to the golf course for a round with Brent Scowcroft, his national security adviser. +Tuesday afternoon, snow fell across southern New England, New York, New Jersey and northeast Maryland. +New Zealand posted a trade deficit equivalent to $35.3 million in November, narrower than a deficit of $77.1 million a year earlier but wider than a gap of $11.5 million in October, the Statistics Department said. +He was allowed to deduct only one-fourth of the family's food expense. +The ANC denied being involved. +Saturday's private ceremony was held at The Little Brown Church in Studio City, the chapel where Ronald Reagan and Nancy Davis were wed. +That is not the case in Finland or Sweden where building activity looks set to slump further both this year and next. +"I was born a Moslem, but true religion is the service of humanity," said Edhi, a stalky man with a flowing white beard and a gruff voice. "I'm just one man. +"For (human rights) to be realized, first of all famous people must take a stand," he told the audience, which included many local leaders in the arts, science and trade. +Her brother took that picture long ago, Mrs. Nussbaum said. +"As far as I know there have been no bodies found by the Coast Guard," said Nagin. +Republican Bush kept a light schedule Saturday, meeting with Armando Valladares, author of "Against All Hope," a harrowing account of his years as a political prisoner in Cuba. +Curfews were in place Saturday in parts of the Gaza Strip and West Bank to prevent violence on the Hamas anniversary. +Republicans are defending their control of those chambers and trying to erase slim Democratic majorities in the Florida and Illinois senates and the lower chambers in Pennsylvania and Oregon. +Maybe next year I should stay home from work," she says. +The ghastly summer led to Burton being caught with its trousers marked down. +For his stakes in the four companies, Mr. Kohlberg paid a total of $763,364, the suit says. +We're talking about a meeting with Gorbachev." W. Dale Nelson covers the White House for The Associated Press. +"Our reputation has not been fully rebuilt" since the Challenger disaster, the official added. +The choreographer used the timing of quick Irish dance steps, as well as the way feet turn and legs cross each other. +"Dukakis had two gestures, one with one fist clenched, the other with both fists clenched and his arms tightly to his sides. +Jeremy G. Epstein, a lawyer for Minorco, said this was "unjustified" and an "unwarranted extension of the opinion." +He subsequently re-entered the race for the nomination but never recovered his old support and quit again in the middle of the primary season. +President Saddam Hussein has even appealed to citizens to conserve their clothing. +Poling said the board would decide on a meeting site later. +Scald 3/4 -1pt Jersey milk with a shake of pure vanilla extract, sweeten it with 2 teaspoons vanilla sugar (or slightly less if honey is used) and add an optional teaspoon of brandy. +Kissinger currently is a member of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. +A team of Seagram advisers monitors the investment, and Seagram's board even meets once a year at Du Pont's Wilmington, Del., headquarters. +The number of people filing initial claims for unemployment has risen sharply since mid-1990, and has yet to begin to turn down. +Ever since, "Madawaskans" from both sides of the border have viewed themselves as one people. +The satellite was launched Tuesday night by an Ariane rocket. +I feel that I have worked very hard in the area of arms control." LLOYD BENTSEN, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, on Quayle's qualifications: "Now, I wouldn't say that he couldn't grow into the job; he probably could. +It said it agreed to allow Advantage to conduct a preliminary review of its operations. +He came one day, then left and never came back," said one Indian man who would not give his name but said he had lived in Kuwait for 30 years and had been a senior government official there. +Iranian officials say the ship should have heard the plane talking to ground control in Iran. +But in the bond market, prices of long-term Treasury issues slumped in the afternoon, and yields rose to nearly their highest levels of the year. +Such a demand could be a round-breaker. +The students had organized several mass demonstrations involving tens of thousands of people and a citywide class boycott by university students to press their demands, but such activity has largely ended. +From a high of L 26,195bn in 1986 the balance has now dropped to L 18,573bn. +Two men holding knives approached the girl, forced her into a car carrying at least three other men, and drove her to a house in the south-central area, Robleto said. +Baker said the increase was a small one and was not a matter of concern. +The tight credit was the government's way of cooling an overheated economy; short-term interest rates peaked at more than 18% in late 1989, up from 11% when the government began tightening in April 1988. +WHO SAID IT? A. Jimmy Swaggart, returning to preach his first sermon since stepping down from the pulpit Feb. 21 after admitting to unspecified sins but refusing to accept the discipline of his church. +The Whole Theater's association with the actress may have lulled would-be donors into believing it was financially sound, said theater spokeswoman Bonnie Kramen. +Robert H. Bork, the rejected Supreme Court nominee, and Arthur Schlesinger Jr., the Pulitzer Prize-winning author, reached a consensus only once during their appearance at Pacific University. +Rice, analysts say, has his own vision of running his bank and believes it is worth much more than the Bank of New York's offer, especially given its past investments in technological advances. +The Holly Farms board has recommended its shareholders accept the ConAgra offer, under which the Omaha company would swap ConAgra stock for Holly Farm stock. +Steve Andrews, an attorney for Mr. Dahl, confirmed that his client and the FDIC have reached an agreement, which he called "good news" for Mr. Dahl. +Aug. 2 The Baltimore Sun on Michael Dukakis' promises: Contrary to Democratic oratory through the ages, President Herbert Hoover never promised two chickens in every pot, or even one chicken. +Three hours before the commissioners voted, transit authority executive director Alfred H. Savage said the county legislature's action had persuaded him to resign at the end of April. +Its 1.4bn cu ft daily capacity would allow it to take gas from other fields. +The Social Democratic Party's national committee voted 17-5 to disband. +The return of wholesale inflation in September was likely to dampen financial market speculation that the Federal Reserve Board would soon lower interest rates. +Another plan calls for First City's 59 banks in Texas and one in South Dakota to fail and merge into a "bridge bank" until a new buyer is found. +Many of the neighborhoods do not have proper sanitation facilities. +"The Fords and Exxons and Eli Lilly's are looking for 1988 to be the banner year in which they once again get their share of the best and the brightest," says James Beirne, Wharton's placement director. +They recouped Pounds 5,500 but had to sue for the rest, which they eventually regained in April 1992. +It might explain why Earth's Best can claim it has grabbed 6.5% of the baby-food market in New York City and that Beech-Nut's new organic brand has managed a 3.5% share. +The smell of success stinks, say some residents of this east-central Illinois town whose canneries supply food that stocks the nation's cupboards. +In the late 1980s he reported on an alleged freemasonry racket in Hackney. +Colombian news media interpreted the Newsweek article as suggesting U.S. troops might be used in Colombia. +As previously reported, GM also plans on Nov. 20 to cut the second shift at its Wentzville, Mo., plant, where its Oldsmobile 88 and 98 and Buick Park Avenue cars are built. +Radical students staged peaceful anti-Olympic protests Wednesday at several colleges in Seoul. +By the time of Wood's slaying, prosecutors say, his drug empire stretched from Florida to Las Vegas. +Athough Ethyl invented the additive in 1954, so far the U.S. has allowed its use only in leaded fuel, which accounts for just 6% of gasoline sales. +Newsprint inventories of newspapers in the association's statistical sample averaged a 46-day supply in August compared with a 43-day supply a year earlier. +One of the more unusual twists in the arrival pandemonium was the entrance of "Entertainment Tonight" reporter Leeza Gibbons. +Oregon Steel was chosen before reporting improved earnings but after it became clear that the company would be a supplier of materials for two large natural gas pipelines approved by federal regulators, says Ms. Avery. +Every day, investors hear a babel of conflicting opinions about where the stock and bond markets and the economy are headed. +The stock market pushed ahead today, extending the early-1989 rally that has carried the Dow Jones industrial average to its highest levels since the crash of 1987. +The brief makes roughly the same argument the government made last week in a brief urging more leeway for states to restrict abortions. +I am depressed by pawed-over countryside and cities that sprawl, one into another, far over the horizon. +Mr. Walsh, whose persistence and obsession for detail are matched by his clipped, almost painfully careful public statements, isn't saying what action he will take. +He said the final accord may include the resolution of another patent suit filed by ACS against Bard that is pending in federal court in San Francisco. +Earnings per share rose to 75 cents from 42 cents helped by a reduction in the tax charge to 42 per cent from 47 per cent. Mr William Alley, chairman and chief executive, said the company had experienced broad gains across most of its operations. +But occasionally it helps keep a bank open, if officials find that is the least costly alternative. +A cabinet decision could come tomorrow. +But it may indicate ad support for Kool will be increasing, and that the small agency could get some of the business. +Remarkably, the post of women's fashion director remained vacant for nine years. +A rating is the percentage of the nation's 92.1 million homes tuned to a show. +And officials stressed that they have no hard evidence implicating Libya in the Naples bombing or in Mr. Kikumura's activities. +This brings to mind a prescient comment last year by James Carville, his campaign manager. +Palm Beach County Youth League rules say that after a 17-point lead, the winning team has to ease up to keep from demoralizing its opponents. +However a reassessment of the risk potential in the participation sector resulted in allocations to the provisions of EUR 71.9m (ATS 989m) in the first half of 1999. +That leaves nearly $11 million for claims by individuals and businesses for lost wages, lost sales, property damage and loss or reduction of water supplies. +New York real-estate developer Donald Trump saddled the shuttle with its current debt when he purchased the shuttle from now-grounded Eastern Airlines in 1989. +Lives alone on the family farm near Weare, N.H. +The area around the cat cracker is really tore up," said Dean Perniciaro, president of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers union local. +Semiconductor billings in September were $1.45 billion, 17% higher than August's $1.24 billion and 13% above the year-earlier period. +"There's always a bias toward optimism," Mr. Mendelson adds. +International Business Machines Corp.'s federal-systems division received a $44.7 million addition to a Navy contract for shipboard computers. +Via restructurings, spinoffs and sales, Mr. Dingman was widely expected to spin gold from straw. +Ellen Stockdale, a spokeswoman for the comptroller's office, said her agency knew Bank of New England was using Treasury deposits to improve its liquidity. +A prosecutor in Sweden said he would seek access to Swiss bank records as part of Stockholm's inquiry into allegations that arms maker AB Bofors paid bribes to win a $1.3 billion artillery order from India. +Baker at least sought fundamental reforms and the raising of standards. +Some analysts said there are better buying opportunities available. +"I feel scarred by this case and I need to heal," Buckey said. He added he now feels in control of his life. "I no longer have 12 jurors deciding my fate. +Dallas Corp. said its directors adopted a shareholder-rights plan intended to discourage hostile takeovers. +Japanese environmental groups have criticized the conference, saying it is likely to whitewash Japanese links to environmental degradation, and have protested the government's decision to exclude private groups from the sessions. +And Clemson University officials said the Japanese are considering opening a branch of the South Carolina school, with Japanese money, in Kiryu City, 65 miles from Tokyo. +People are increasingly critical of the radicals. +Brian Johnson of that office researched the article. +The fellowship once claimed 300 adult members in four states, but disbanded in February. +The court is dealing with the questions of how to distribute Ruby's assets and whether to remove Mayer as executor. +Rep. Robert Michel, R-Ill., asserted that the Massachusetts Democrat was benefiting from a double standard that would have dealt more harshly with other members of Congress in similar circumstances. +"We had to learn very quickly what a Stinger missile was and how much they cost," the sheriff said. "None of us had any idea what the going price for a Stinger missle was. +"If it happens once it would be so horrible that saying, `Sorry, we'll never do it again,' doesn't mean a damned thing. +South Africa's Archbishop Tutu warned of widespread black unrest if President de Klerk didn't redress "the deep wound" of land apartheid. +More than 400 people drowned Aug. 6 when a ferry crossing the river at Katihar, also in Bihar state, capsized after hitting a sand bar. +"Over the past year, we've been concerned that many people have confused our business with the savings and loan business," said George Quist, president of the financial firm that no longer wants its name pronounced S&L. +"Art is supposed to be beautiful, right? +In recent weeks, Albanian citizens demanding change forced their way into foreign embassies in Tirana and were allowed to leave the country. +He made his debut at 10, gave his first solo recital at 11 and performed two Chopin concerti with the Moscow State Philharmonic at 12. +The offering price for the ADSs would be determined by the price for its series B shares on the Mexican stock exchange. +The company earned CDollars 8m (USDollars 6.4m) last year on sales of CDollars 305m. +This lovely view, half water and half sky, is so spacious and tranquil that it recalls landscapes by Giovanni Bellini, his brother-in-law. +Investors were not reassured by the government's approval of telephone tariffs which fell short of what Telefonica had hoped for. Tabacalera faces just as many imponderables. +"Some people may have used her to achieve their own goals." +Hundreds of volunteers spent hours stuffing envelopes and placing posters around the San Francisco Bay area to try to find clues. +He also said the department strongly opposed marijuana decriminalization. +During the quarter, EDS signed an agreement worth about $4 billion over 10 years with Texas Air Corp. calling for joint ownership of Texas Air's computer airline reservations system. +These called-for improvements, issued in 1981, were named the "Carlucci initiatives," after the then-deputy defense secretary who put them together. +The CBI is keen for employers to promote recruitment packages that cater for the specific needs of each employee. Employers will have to tailor their needs to what Mr Gilbert calls 'a growing diversity in the labour supply'. +The main stumbling block was the Cambodian government's refusal to agree to a government role for the Khmer Rouge, which massacred hundreds of thousands of Cambodians during four years of rule before Vietnam invaded in 1978 and ousted it from power. +Researchers in four states have now linked a single manufacturer of the dietary supplement L-tryptophan to a potentially deadly blood disorder which has struck 1,500 people. +In Europe, where copying masterpieces is a centuries-old craft, specially trained painters often use the pigments and brushes typical of the period of the original. +The Transportation Department took a major step in a long-range program designed to toughen the rules involving issuing commercial licenses to truck and bus drivers. +The company, which has annual sales of $19 million, expects to expand employment next year a further 30% to 40%. +It is on a mountainside north of the city center, near the remaining royal palaces of the Chosun Dynasty kings, who ruled Korea for five centuries. +In the study, 24 patients showed a complete reponse to the liposome-encapsulated drug, remaining free of the infection for six months or more, he said. +Nonetheless, Mr Ruru says this will only be temporary 'We don't want our market to be different from the others.' Insider trading is a bigger problem. +O'Brien, 43, of Santa Fe, N.M., was never charged and the Soviet-backed government agreed to release him without trial. +But the "pachinko scandal" has become the latest of several sex and money scandals that have plagued Japanese politics over the past year. +EDITOR`S NOTE _ Terrence Petty, a newsman in the Frankfurt bureau of The Associated Press, has been reporting on German issues since 1987. +Banks have demanded an array of guarantees aimed at ensuring repayment to investors and a cure to city deficits projected to exceed $500 million over the next 18 months. +Meyerhardt said the Treasury has been deluged with inquiries about the program. "Obviously, the potential audience is huge," he said last week. +Today, 70 percent of divisional leaders have college educations, compared with 1.6 percent in 1982. +Such genuine friends as Jordan's King Hussein and Egyptian leaders talk about American arms sales to Iran in terms that a wife would reserve for a faithless husband. +President Bush on Tuesday announced he will name government Latin affairs veteran Michael Skol to be ambassador to Venezuela. +If the quality newspapers would deny the tabloids the oxygen of publicity, the tabloids would soon be read only by inmates of prisons and people in the Navy. +A computerized system flashed the address from which Mays was telephoning, and officers sped to the house and arrested him, a sheriff's office spokesman said. +Thomas said during a congressional hearing Wednesday that if future federal harvests continued at current levels, there would be a dramatic reduction in the owl's population, especially on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. +Shaking up rigid structures anywhere can cause adjustment problems. +Meanwhile, support continues to come from Care, with regular contact each week. +Rep. Leon Panetta, D-Calif., chairman of the committee, cautioned that "Congress should not be lulled to sleep by OMB's artificially low deficit projections. +"Debt relief is no longer a taboo subject," said John Williamson, a senior fellow at the Institute for International Economics in Washington. +But it has ground to make up. +Robert Crippen, director of the shuttle program, said NASA would conduct a tanking test, on Sunday at the earliest, in an attempt to pinpoint the source of the leak. +None of the disposal methods pose any radiation threat to the public, the report said. +We've tried to protect spending in those two areas.' R&D consumed 16 per cent of Wellcome's revenues last year, and marketing probably at least as much again. +In addition, Justice William W. Kilgarlin was "admonished" -- a lesser rebuke -- because his law clerks had taken an all-expenses-paid junket to Las Vegas with a lawyer who had a case pending before the court. +"I thought I had it all worked out," says a Sunrise, Fla., stock-fund holder who had carefully planned her year-end transactions to offset income. +The opposition Social Democrats, still trying to recover from their early resistance to quick unification, were expected to receive no better than 34.5 percent of the vote, the Allensbach poll indicated. +It is very hard to see what could have happened that couldn't be laid at the door of one of the computers." Hennell has campaigned before Britain's Civil Aviation Authority against licensing the A320. +Almost half the 21 members of the Arab League find his annexation of Kuwait more palatable than the armed forces from the United States, Britain and France deployed to defend Saudi Arabia. +ProShare's figures show that 72 per cent of all retail investors hold shares in only one or two companies. The government has sought to rectify this by extending the concept of share shops first used in the 1991 BT sale. +Bush addressed both points Friday, as he did regularly during his campaign last year. +Alan D. Frankel said he and his collegues have discovered that molecules of an HIV protein called Tat are bound together by metal atoms. +"Overall, interest and concern about the environment is definitely on the rise," says Judith Langer, president of Langer Associates Inc., a New York market research firm. +Home Secretary David Waddington cited apparent discrepancies in police notes of an interview with Richard McIlkenny, one of the six. +REBUTTING recent skepticism, a survey finds managed-care plans significantly help to contain employers' health costs. +They moved to expand from seven months to 12 months the time for the president to make a determination as to whether a foreign trade practice should be considered unfair. +Since entering the European market in 1986, Federal's executives have warned that the company's international expansion was a "long-term investment." +She talks of the atmosphere of her office conveying the 'balanced woman, with career and family life in equilibrium'; of it being a place in which to 'be centred, and feel good in.' It is a high room, top-lit and without windows. +Attorney Thomas W. Kelly is suing The Newport Daily News on behalf of a woman who wants to keep her name out of the newspaper's monthly listing of divorces granted in Newport County Family Court. +The action Wednesday came as an amendment to the $11 billion Interior Department appropriations bill, which was eventually approved by a 374-49 vote. +MCorp, Texas' second-largest bank-holding company and the last of the state's major banks to avoid seeking outside help, said Friday it is seeking a federal bailout in its proposed recapitalization. +Campaigning Singapore-style is an orderly affair, as befits a society that has strong laws against littering and jaywalking. +For the first time since the inaugural 1973 agreement, barley and sorghum grain would count as feed grains. +The moves to lower tariffs and end import restrictions are now uncontroversial. In other ways, however, the country's problems remain disturbingly familiar. The economy last year grew at about 1 per cent, barely keeping pace with the population. +She got wonderful support in all this from Gennadi Bogachev (Jim O'Connor, the gentleman caller). +The growth in construction jobs plus a jump of 10,000 people on real-estate agency payrolls affirm earlier indications of a resurging housing market. +Extensive damage was reported in Turkey. +The bow-tied bunny still stands for sexy female centerfolds, lively interviews and men's fashion tips, but behind the flagship magazine a pragmatic new philosophy is emerging at Playboy Enterprises Inc. +However, investors should not overlook the political dangers. +Commodities: Dow Jones futures index 123.32, off 0.41; spot index 123.46, off 3.61. +The 1989 edition of the Guinness Book of World Records listed her as "the oldest living person for whom there is adequate authentication." +Caps options will be exercised automatically if the underlying stock index rises or falls 30 points. +Carl C. Icahn identified two Canadian oil companies with which he has discussed a joint takeover of Texaco Inc. and asserted that Citibank has verbally agreed to finance such a transaction. +But in adversity there is opportunity, or so believes Mr. Sutton. +One carried a sign saying "Hey Mike, thanks for the weekend." Democratic vice presidential candidate Lloyd Bentsen stood in a downtown ballroom, on courthouse steps and at a shuffleboard court _ in three different cities _ to deliver the same message. +"We mustn't repeat mistakes," he told reporters at the Congress of People's Deputies, the Soviet Parliament. "Not long ago we gave our evaluation to 1968 in Czechoslovakia. +To help farmers and slow the culling of herds, Ohio and some other Midwest states have begun hotlines to match people needing hay with those who have it. +But he said there was speculation that a swell caused the front of the ship to lift up and one of the anchors to swing loose. +We'll start at the level of villages and tambons (sub-districts). +Accelerator, foot and parking brakes are electronically operated, like the 'fly-by-wire' controls in the latest aircraft, though with fail-safe mechanical back-up. The driver sits high. +Gainers outnumbered losers by nearly 7 to 5 in the overall tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues, with 735 up, 534 down and 482 unchanged. +Tough talk on trade was the centerpiece as the south St. Louis congressman began his bid before a flag-waving crowd here. +In most cases, it seems, very little. +And the contract for sponsored signs was drafted incompetently. 'We supplied some clubs with signs without getting sponsorship. +The lover, Raffaele, is an exceedingly shadowy figure. +The fare cut has another effect, adding one month to an Eastern promotion for volume-purchase discounts on its shuttle tickets. +While a reading below 50% means the economy is still contracting, it was the first month-to-month rise in the index since mid-1990. +Inventory statistics released by the American Petroleum Institute late yesterday show that crude stocks last week in the U.S. unexpectedly rose by 7,030,000 barrels to 346.8 million barrels. +Lehder, 38, of Colombia, and Jack Carlton Reed, 57, of San Pedro, Calif., are on trial on charges of conspiring to smuggle 3.3 tons of cocaine into the United States from Colombia via Norman's Cay in the Bahamas from 1978 to 1980. +If profit growth has indeed passed its peak and is starting down, many analysts will be scrutinizing the current figures to try to gauge how much they should revise projections for the third quarter and beyond. +Barbara Bush said she and President-elect George Bush always take their bed with them as they have moved from city to city during his public career. +Yet price cutting has proved to be a dangerous tactic as Le Quotidien discovered. +The military conservatives are led, at least in public, by two colonels who are members of the congress - Viktor Alksnis and Nikolai Petrushenko. +Much of the company's losses last year stemmed from the passenger-car division, which posted a $690.6 million loss before taxes. +He served a brief period in jail then, and was imprisoned for four and a half years beginning in 1979. +'Image is important,' Ritchie maintains. +Only Tim Curry's turn as an unctuous concierge really stands out. Still, the film is poised to become the biggest earner ever. +It will co-manage, along with Kidder Peabody, a $50 million bond issue to help finance the management-led leveraged buy-out of Welbilt Corp., according to Corporate Financing Week, a securities industry newsletter. +In Sun Valley, Calif., a spokesman for Verit, a consumer electronics products concern, declined to comment on the latest filing. +Matsushita has told the retailers that their ability to compete with department store chains will depend on their ability to build strong links with local customers. +In interviews Friday from the Midwest Lyme Disease Symposium in Lincoln, Neb., the two women said they were weak, but free of pain for the first time in years, just weeks after malarial fevers wracked their bodies. +About 60 reporters were handed hardhats, goggles and tiny radiation monitors as Philadelphia Electric Co., operator of the dormant plant on the Susquehanna River, conducted its first media tour of the facility. +In addition, Fujitsu will pay IBM between $26 million and $51 million in 1989 for the right to examine information about IBM mainframe software. +He declined to say whether he is making money on the Shuttle, which he said has 50% of the market share. +At the same time, export demand for U.S. wheat, corn and other commodities strengthened, said Keith Collins, a department analyst. +As he interprets the L-principle, powerful leaders come forth to fill voids, rising in response to circumstances and needs of people. +"This is the beginning and we will begin to see a number of future transactions that will provide stability to Texas thrifts," said FHLBB member Lawrence J. White. +He, too, would be more comfortable if Saddam Hussein were finished. +Nearly a dozen big consumer-products companies withdrew ads from Florida media, and other big companies canceled major conventions here. +But they believe they have a better chance of getting the aid approved because of growing GOP restiveness on the abortion issue. +Goldstar, the nation's second largest electronics maker, tumbled to its bottom limit for the second day in a row to end Won600 lower at Won13,500, following worse than expected 1991 results. +He also stressed U.S. support for league efforts to halt the fighting in Lebanon. +Politicians and industrialists who have been describing the trade deficit as an unmitigated evil should try to keep the investment factor in mind. +Schlueter's outgoing minority, four-party coalition retained its 70 seats in the Folketing, the 179-member parliament. +What would we do without BBC2? It is beginning to look like the last bastion of intelligent programming. Tonight it continues the Crime and Punishment short season with two likely-looking offerings. +'My character will never be devalued. +The excesses of corporate raiders have made it "almost impossible to raise money in the junk bond market and the banking system for the type of leveraged buyout that caused companies to get into trouble," he said. +It also buy its notes in the open market. +American politicians have been trying to garner votes in New Hampshire with things like a TV ad of a hockey goalie standing off the Japanese. +Frederick Robinson, an attorney with Beckler's office who signed the request for the extra time, said the motions will not be based on new evidence, but he declined to say what arguments will be made. +Producer David Wolper was also among the eight people honored, four of them posthumously. +But the stabilization effort either ended or collapsed on Monday, as the stock fell 1 1/2 points to 32 on much lighter volume of 231,000 shares. +A senior administration official said: 'I don't think any large assistance package of direct aid is on the cards. +Compiled by the Census Bureau from a variety of sources, this year's volume crams 1,532 tables into 991-pages. +Industry sources familiar with the meeting said the effect of those actions would have been to move bad loans around to hide them from regulators and make the thrifts appear to be in better financial shape than they were. +A real estate developer who restored historic buildings in Canada, Hardcastle moved south to live part-time in 1987. +She and other anti-apartheid leaders met President Bush, French President Francois Mitterrand and officials of other Western governments. +In a plea-bargain agreement 13 months ago, Koffler pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud, five counts of mail fraud and two counts of filing false income tax returns. +The trade imbalance in electronics could range from an estimated surplus of $10 billion under a strong HDTV program to a $227 billion deficit with a weak HDTV program, Cohen said. +Wednesday, Bank of Tokyo also launched 1 1/4% convertible notes due September 1992. +As previously reported, Lucky accepted a cash-and-securities leveraged buy-out proposal valued at $61 a share from a company owned by Gibbons and Lucky management. +Weirton Steel, with about 8,000 employees, produces and sells flat-rolled and coated carbon steel. +A student usher at the door ordered them to quiet down and, when they didn't, slapped one of them. +"The documentary shows the work I'm doing and is about the suffering of the people at the border," he said. "We must wake up the world. +The fighting in south Lebanon erupted when two armed guerrillas were spotted on the edge of the Israeli security zone near Hasbaya, about five miles north of Israel's border. +Some analysts said they felt that Quantum's chairman, John Hoyt Stookey, gave evasive answers to questions about the chance of Quantum's cutting its quarterly dividend, currently 75 cents a share. +Mr. Mulroney cautions Canadians not to count him out. +Upon arriving, he said, he saw a man circling the shack. +(On five Saturdays in the autumn you can see them all on one day for Pounds 45). +The cordoba, Nicaragua's currency, has been devalued for the fourth time in less than a month. +If among the intellectual beliefs of Latin America the idea of democracy itself is so denigrated, it is because, in great part, of our public universities. +The company, which distributes bearings and power transmission parts, said $40.9 million in principal amount was redeemed and $3.8 million in principal amount was converted into common stock at the rate of $41.54 a share. +Who was the man behind the cult, and why was he so compelling? Forget critical judgment. +Coffee Producer countries tried vainly last year to find a way to boost low coffee prices through various schemes. +There can be no doubt that Germany has an important role to play, as Europe's largest country in terms of population and with its sound economic basis. +These days, when resource trade-offs prove too tough for legislatures or federal agencies to make, U.S. judges step in. That's what happened with the owl, and the salmon could be next. +Hollywood LPG No. 2 Ltd. was formed in 1978 and at the time owned four barges, according to records filed with the Texas Secretary of State. +A. Investors in the questioned Matthews & Wright issues can sell their holdings, but they face a potential loss. +"But if you're going to use gold as a safety play, you want to be able to get your hands on it quickly," says Richard B. Ross, executive director of the Center for the Study of Investor Behavior in Chicago. +The sense of other-worldliness and generalisation is emphasised by the diffuse light and softened contours. +Rio said Whittaker Metals' geographical base complements Rio's Vincent Metals business, with outlets mainly in central and southeastern states. +Last Sunday, as masking tape went up on the windows of Mohammed Hamzah's newspaper office in Baghdad, the editor lamented Iraq's long history of domination by colonial powers. +The attendants union also called on the company's board to replace Chairman Steven G. Rothmeier with "competent management." +Analysts said the airline was placing the order now so it would not have to wait long for new planes amid growing world demand to replace older aircraft. +"A prompt change in perception and viewpoint in the general public can only be precipitated by a major crisis, e.g., an all-out trade war," it says. +Some bankers share this view. However, one of the leading lenders to the group insisted that the deadline for the deal with TML was 'flexible'. The dispute with TML is over responsibility for cost overruns. +Presidential Press Secretary Marlin Fitzwater suggested the decision may not come before Friday, when Bush plans to meet with top advisers on the situation. +And so he did for more than eight decades. +Reid's wife, Innebell, was quoted by the New Haven Register on Wednesday as saying she never asked Nathan to put her husband out of his suffering. +"We are going to await the complete report in April. +An Egyptian government official was fined 750 pounds ($1,275) for shoplifting at the Selfridges department store in London. +Ordinarily, state utility regulators would decide case-by-case how quickly the money would flow back to consumers through rebates or lower rates. +We are doing better than that but it will be our policy to let the ABC (official circulation figures) speak for themselves.' He will not be drawn on how the paper is doing financially. +His speech yesterday was his, not ours. +Twenty-two of the submarine's crew members were rescued, the ministry said. +"The notion there's been some kind of negotiations or quid pro quo" dealing with post-election agreements "is just total fantasy" Aronson said, in a telephone interview. +In Manila, as many as 20 people were arrested before a new coup attempt. +But one month later, Battle Creek bent a 3,700-foot-long table for 30,413 around a street corner to reclaim the title. +Mitsubishi, the partnership says it was told, wanted to tour the Rockettes in Japan by itself. +Carey excels at the kind of vocal gymnastics that are so popular among today's soul-pop warblers; have these vocalists turned the bliss and fervor felt and expressed by gospel singers into calculated performance? +Short said Jackie Rogers Jr., a character he developed on "SCTV" as one of the gushing guests on "The Sammy Maudlin Show," is a "grotesque character who symbolizes everything that's bad about show business. +Soybean futures rose Thursday on the Chicago Board of Trade in anticipation of the report. +Rick Danko, who lives in Bearsville between Albany and New York City, was a member of the rock group The Band and now tours as a solo act. +He was rummaging through a small country auction when he came across an Italian manuscript. +Instead, he says, he believes the tight supply will make the industry more efficient. +Ms. Tutwiler had no additional information on the expanded list of Panamanian companies and individuals to which the Americans cannot make payments. +Mr. Kean says he "just totally rejected" advice not to "stir them up" and "stick around the suburbs and campaign there." +For Sears, he says, the association with Pak Mail "makes a ton of sense." +Analysts agree the reason for the sell-off was further evidence of a surplus of crude oil. +"London wants to be the European Community's financial center, but right now it appears that West Germany" has that distinction, said Francis H. Schott, senior vice president and chief economist at Equitable Financial Cos. +Mr. Albright has made "about three or four thousand" tapes since 1982, he says, inventing fictitious horse races, boxing matches and basketball games. +One unfortunate casualty of the ongoing debate about the quota of women MPs in the Labour party was yesterday's traditional pre-conference football match between the Labour party and Fleet Street. +Two star-crossed lovers who rewrote the plays of Shakespeare for amusement committed real-life murder most foul. +Panama's economy has been damaged by the U.S. sanctions. +The proposal drew praise from analysts who complain real estate sales so far have been too slow. +Investigators found an unexploded Molotov cocktail near Carbolabs Inc. after the fire, said state police Sgt. Robert Slattery. +John Mancosky, 28, of Chicago, said the plane began to shake about five minutes earlier and at he first he thought the pilot made a hard landing. +And now is the moment to strike, as the latest revival attempt flounders. +Like many British investment managers, Mr. Gilchrist maintains that British financial institutions haven't been major sellers of shares since the market fell. +James V. Minor, assistant corporation counsel for Stamford, said the city would appeal the ruling. +Meanwhile, Solidarity activists writing in the pro-Solidarity Gazeta Wyborcza newspaper on Monday stressed the need for drastic action to boost the faltering Polish economy. +The changes are part of the government's reform to create a free-market economy. +The department asked the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. for its opinion on whether to restrict each American to three federally insured bank, savings institution or credit00-per-account insurance limit. +"You never know what surprises Nakasone could be bringing with him," Charles A. Spence, a vice president, foreign exchange, at First Interstate Bank of California in Los Angeles. +According to chief scriptwriter Rene Villanueva, "Batibot" doesn't set out to advance the cause of Filipino. +A fairness doctrine bill was approved by the Senate in a bid to prevent the FCC from ending the rule. +During the weekend, Gregg suggested it was no coincidence that Reagan signed the order the day after Sununu was named the next White House chief of staff. +To assess job characteristics for all 4,833 men, researchers used federal studies of the conditions faced by workers of various jobs. +Another new rule would require that the involved companies or their allies identify the name of the beneficial owner of any "nominee" account in which share transactions are going on. +Harwood-Duffy told police he was protesting against the "unfairness" of Norway's legal system, where he served a jail term for heroin smuggling. +Winners could show the world their feats on TV. +"In its essence, it was a real estate investment and development company and it was being operated in a very high risk strategy and what was being used were federally insured deposits," Murphy said. +A company spokesman denied reports from Wall Street that Mr. Antar has reduced his role at the company since early November, saying that "he has been functioning as chief executive." +Surdy, a student and twice-jailed Solidarity activist, said Saturday he was surprised that authorities had not attempted to stop the Nowa Huta strike before the holiday. +Isosceles last reported controlling about 41 percent of Gateway's shares. +Charles D. Platt has been named president and chief operating officer of Alamo Rent A Car, the company said Thursday. +Separately, Telefonica officials said the company is reconsidering plans to raise 66.5 billion pesetas through a 1-for-10 rights issue following the sharp falls in share prices on international stock exchanges. +Idol was in Hollywood when he ran a stop sign and hit a car, the officer said. +But the Bank also announced that it would be offering a roll-over of facilities that have been offered to the largest banks, building societies and the gilt edged market to relieve the unprecedented shortage pressures. +Mr. Maxwell also plans a London "free paper," which would be delivered for no charge to selected shops and households as a vehicle for advertising. +"This book investigates how and why the official results of the (July 6) election differed from the true vote," he said. +After the offering, Super Valu will beneficially own about 48% of ShopKo's common stock outstanding, assuming the underwriters' 2.5 million share overallotment option isn't exercised. +The liberal Institute of Policy Studies praised it, too, as a boon to middle and lower income working people. +Many Soviets ridicule that idea. +A MITI official said the gain was better than expected. +He played blues guitar then and still does, at 74. +Toyota Motor Corp. felt the same, and retained her on a case in Cheyenne that she has just finished. +The Vatican has projected a potential shortfall of nearly $20 million for the current year, following similar deficits reported for several years. +"I suggest that those folks could save a lot of money and get a great dose of Third World reality simply by walking through the barrio in Los Angeles," West Virginia Commerce Commissioner John Brown said Wednesday. +A private memorial service was scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday at the base chapel. +Soviet media have accused Iran of supplying arms to Moslems in Azerbaijan, but Iranian media deny it. +More than 100 people have died in ethnic violence in the southern republics of Armenia and Azerbaijan in the past 19 months, mosly because of a territorial dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh, a largely Armenian area within Azerbaijan. +The possibility of a substantial decline, Schumway said, would depend on the volatility of the foreign exchange market. +It is now found that only a few megatons out of the 12,000 megatons available would be sufficient to destroy most of the world's oil-refining and storage capacity, and induce significant global climatic change. +I wouldn't be able to watch myself on TV if I played like that. +"We had people coming into the store wanting to buy chips in six-figure quantities," Mr. Juge added. +The number of Taiwanese returning represents a fraction of the bright ones who go abroad. +But in practice, with Railtrack remaining a public sector monopoly and most of the passenger services remaining subsidised, there appears to be little scope for market forces to be brought to bear. +Reagan administration officials were quick to note that those economists who feared the worst after last fall's stock market crash were wrong. +The official trade unions have publicly broken with the government over price increases and have demanded an immediate increase in the minimum wage, now about $70 a month. +Its international arm - once the overseer of colonial mansions from the Cape to Rajahstan by way of the Antipodes - is to close. +He concedes the stock market crash is more than filling that bill. +Amerada said despite the shutdown it planned to maintain "normal sales arrangements with all of its customers on the mainland of the United States." Traders said the strength in product prices helped buoy crude oil prices. +The American Civil Liberties Union joined the lawsuit, contending that the chief justice is interfering in the moviemakers' First Amendment right of free expression. +The average weighted annual default rate as of Aug. 15 was 3.79% of the total value of outstanding junk bonds, which are high-yield speculative grade corporate bonds that have low credit ratings or no credit rating at all. +In British waters all small cetaceans are protected by law and that there is believed to be no intentional killing, the report said. +Though seldom a passive investor, he appeared to be making an exception when he said he doesn't intend to change the oil company's management. +Fans roared politely in approval. +Kitting him out has not been a problem. +In central Oregon, a forest and grass fire quickly spread to 50 acres northeast of Prineville, aided by heat and strong winds, state forestry workers said. +"Strikers control a substantial part of the complex's territory," state radio said of the strike. "They control roads inside the plant. +Many Koreans died after being conscripted into Japan's army or in dangerous jobs as laborers in Japan. +U.S. District Judge Constance Baker Motley was to instruct the jury on the law governing its deliberations Friday, before it began weighing evidence in the four-month-old trial. +The American people sat and watched, and when the day was done concluded that whatever they believed may have happened 10 years ago did not merit derailing Judge Thomas's appointment yesterday. +These two scenes illustrate the main forces behind the continued survival of China's Communist Party: ancient behavior patterns and modern business practices. +"You don't have to go out and buy a rental car company to give bonus miles for doing business with them," says a spokesman for American. +The maker of outboard motors and other boat motors said Stratos is the third boat maker it has acquired or agreed to acquire since Dec. 15. +Arby's, a unit of Miami-based DWG, "is not for sale," Mr. Posner said in a letter sent Friday to all franchisees. +Which explains why a few dozen cowboys and merchants in Livingston now own Chatham originals worth thousands of dollars. +He said they would not enter any combat zones. +That volume of sales only six weeks into the new marketing year was something of a benchmark for the US, they said. +All night there was a strange chanting, which I took to be a celebration. The next day Skah was disqualified, for reasons which were not altogether appreciated by the man in the casbah. +The Treasury Department said in a report to Congress yesterday that the depreciation of the yen is a matter of concern and that the Group of Seven industrialized nations will keep developments under review. +MR Camillo De Benedetti, the Italian financier and cousin of Mr Carlo De Benedetti, died at the weekend after a long illness. +The Commerce Department said orders for durable and non-durable goods fell to $222.6 billion in September, $4.4 billion below the August level. +In addition, 22 House members have been censured, a more serious punishment, and four have been expelled. +Valuing the business will therefore provide a special challenge to City advisers. Privatisation could take many forms. +The merger vote was required by the Agricultural Credit Act of 1987. +The ensuing six-way Democratic race led to a runoff in which MacKay defeated 1980 Senate nominee Bill Gunter. +The administration did not approve such "working capital" until late February, only weeks before the RTC would have had to stop work for lack of cash. +James Moynihan, senior vice president of Advest Inc. in Boston, predicted the bank eventually will sell off all its subsidiaries in Connecticut, Maine and Rhode Island. +Schneider estimated that the project could cost as much as $6 million. +A five-fold jump is forecast over five years, which suggests it will represent a Dollars 3.54bn market by 1995. +Short term interest rates firmed very slightly in the course of the week, with the rate implied by the short sterling futures contract rising from 10.03 per cent at Friday's close to 10.20 by the end of Thursday. +Mr. Cossolotto, an aide in the House, has no current intentions of running for president or shortening his name. +Spokesman Bob Hall said de la Cruz had previously met with Deputy Secretary of Defense Donald J. Atwood during a visit by Atwood to Spain. +The grant portion of $43.8 million will come from a special fund the bank maintains to counter attempts by other exporting countries to outbid U.S. exporters with cheap credit. +In the 1980s, however, when students are perceived to be to the right of their academic mentors and "student life" administrators, the apparatus of universities "in loco parentis" is being rebuilt with a vengeance. +The research subcommittee eliminated all research funds for the two missiles and, instead, created a $600 million advanced strategic missile pot for developing the next generation of missiles. +MORE The Supreme Court today refused to let the St. Louis Post-Dispatch see some confidential documents in the government's corruption investigation of Pentagoncontracts. +Perry Mann, a producer of the ball, estimated the number of people attending the Saturday night gala at 10,000-plus, but said the exact payout to charities hasn't been determined yet. +The topic was "glasnost"_ the new policy of openness promoted by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev _ and how writers might help foster greater understanding between their two countries. +He is a former deputy chairman of NFC. +Bonn said the Treuhandanstalt, the agency selling much of eastern Germany's business, narrowed its 1991 deficit forecast to 20.8 billion marks ($11.6 billion) from a 23.1 billion-mark gap. +The state Supreme Court judge who will handle the request for the back pay, for instance, makes $5,187 a month. +He said the two problems had brought one customer complaint each. +"I think there may be a possibility of applying this method to studying whales," Marshall said. +The standards, proposed by market makers themselves, represent an attempt to discourage inactive dealers and also tighten the "spreads," or differences, between the prices at which dealers offer to buy or sell stocks. +It got our attention," says an Israeli military officer. +The decline was linked to the London Metal Exchange's report of a relatively large, 4,500-ton increase last week in its warehouse stocks of copper, and to a 337-ton increase over the weekend in warehouse stocks registered with the Commodity Exchange. +'The most important is to upgrade skills,' according to Ms Enid Rowlands, chief executive of Targed, the training and enterprise council in Gwynedd. +"U.S. Catholicism is very uncomfortable with the cultural core of Hispanic Catholicsm: popular religiosity. +Historians say Mr. Rockefeller refused even to see Mr. Morgan when he came to call. +Sales have been brisk. +The announcement of the I-TV trial demonstrates, however, that TCI is moving ahead with plans for deployment of advanced technology. +If you see The Broken Jug, you will recognise Kafka as a disciple. +Late Tuesday the company declared a special dividend of $30 a share and said it intends to cut its annual dividend to 10 cents from $1. +The consensus is now providing Mr. Reagan with all sorts of steady-as-she-goes, wise-man advice. +Whether to seek such funds has been a subject of considerable debate in the government in Tehran. +America's Roman Catholic bishops, at the opening session of their annual fall meeting, also called for strong limitations on any use of military force. +By the end of the 30-second ads, the homeless man gets a new coat, the distraught woman dresses up to face the world again and the older man enjoys restored health on a beach. +But Iraq then loosed six long-range missiles against Tehran and the cities of Karaj, the holy city of Qom, Isfahan and Tabriz, the agency reported. +We have over 30,000 mortgages in the county. +Ciudad Hidalgo lies 110 miles west of Mexico City. +Much larger battles occurred Jun 10 when police stopped thousands of radicals from marching to the border for meetings with North Korean students on reunifying the peninsula, which was divided in 1945. +When humor is present we lose not seriousness, but only solemnity. +Chrysler said it expects a bigger pretax loss in the current quarter than the $74 million it lost before taxes in the 1991 fourth quarter. +"You'd look at it and think that any collision would kill the occupant," said Ralph Bucher, chief clerk at the terminal where Helm works. +The yield fell to 8.91% from 9.03%. +But he said he doesn't expect any immediate policy change by the Fed. +Woolwich Building Society, the UK's third-largest, yesterday became the latest society to reduce its savings rates. +Mr. McGowan, the Templeton group's legal counsel, said the listing arose because of questions over the "proper apportionment of an insurance premium." +The second attempt to launch Discovery is scheduled for April 25, 15 days after the first attempt was scrubbed because of a faulty auxiliary power unit. +The longtime enemies have clashed over several issues, including the Aegean Sea and the island of Cyprus. +Utsumi said little remains to be done by Japan's government to open its markets to foreign exporters. +Labor, in return, will probably seek job security and, for terminated employees, improved compensation. +The hospital began preparations to discharge the baby. +Today, Ali, a bundle of bones and mottled skin, cannot work because he cannot walk 100 yards without wheezing uncontrollably. He lives in a tin shed, survives on the charity of his neighbors and waits for government relief. +The Foreign Ministry proposal called for "practical and effective international supervision" of Vietnam's troop withdrawal, the maintenance of peace in Cambodia and free elections. +Justice Department lawyers who have put some distance between themselves and Mr. Meese have also fared well. +The death came a day after seven Palestinians were killed by Israelis and an eighth by a fellow Arab in one of the bloodiest days of the 21-month-old uprising against Israeli rule. +The merger is valued at $25 million. +"Geordi will have more authority and more responsibility," he said. "This will give him more physical presence. +In his defense, Mr. Melillo says: "The Next Wave is chartered, mandated, to be a showcase for large-scale work. +The need for OPEC oil, including adjustments to world oil inventories, is expected to average 23 million barrels a day, up from 22.6 million in 1990. +We have seen this before and the country fell into repression," said Jean-Juste, director of Miami's Haitian Refugee Center. +Warren Marwedel, a lawyer for the French plaintiffs, said his clients will appeal because they believe Amoco is liable and that the award was too little. +Merck said the average retail cost of 5 milligrams a day of Vasotec is $1.34, or about $488 a year. +He remained in California until early last week when he returned to New York to attend bankruptcy-law proceedings of Sasson Jeans, said Gerald McMahon, one of Mr. Guez's attorneys. +Westinghouse, for example, has consistently underperformed the US market since the change of management. +Mehmet Cavus, head of the Association for Culture and Solidarity of Balkan Turks, told a news conference hundreds of Pomaks have been killed in fighting in northern and southern Bulgaria, and thousands have been imprisoned. +The department has said it plans to start one of the three operable reactors in December or January, after completing safety reviews and improvements, with the other two following later in 1989. +In particular, they question whether 3i will break with its tradition of not interfering with management's prerogative to decide if and when they should sell their company, thus providing 3i with an exit. 3i vigorously denies there will be a change. +Speculative S&L-financed land deals, apartments and office space are in seriously long supply. +Mainly through acquisitions, its annual revenue jumped to $142.1 million in 1990 from $74 million in 1989 and $12.8 million in 1988. +South Korea said one of its goals for 1989 is to pare down its current account surplus to $9.5 billion from this year's projected $13.8 billion. +That spread narrowed to 0.40 percentage point as Treasury prices fell faster than corporates a few weeks ago. +Under the peace plan presented by the Arab mediators, sectarianism would be abolished gradually as law and order were restored. +He said the tea and debris from the boxes would be removed from the already polluted harbor by a Boston Tea Party Ship and Museum employee in a canoe. +The company also named Rolf D. Mast vice president, research and development, and Michael L. Agresti vice president, finance, both new positions. +European economies are diverging, not converging. +Mr. Garamendi's decision is subject to review by a state court in Los Angeles that is overseeing Executive Life's legal conservatorship. +"We told them that if they wanted to be equity partners, they would have to put up 25%," Mr. Clarkson said. +Switzerland's trade deficit widened to 808 million Swiss francs ($580.8 million) in October from 285 million francs a year earlier and a revised 794 million francs in September, the government said. +One possible outcome of ABM negotiations will be language that clarifies which tests are prohibited and which are permitted under the treaty. +Plans to buy automobiles and houses declined, however. +To be sure, P&G's results continue to be strong, despite some weaknesses in the U.S. markets. +We are standing behind our promise to protect the savers of America," said Rep. Chalmers Wylie of Ohio, the senior Republican on the House Banking Committee. +Current Law: Each state must develop guidelines for child support award amounts. +Britain's Prince Edward on Sunday received bread and salt in a traditional Russian welcome and attended a Russian Orthodox church service. +It also allows them to forge associations nationally and internationally. Surely an enlightened electorate and responsive global democracy is worth striving for. But the era of increased interactivity poses two main challenges to government and the media. +No polyps were found in his last such examination in January of this year. +Since Holomisa began making changes in Transkei, rebellion has increased in other homelands. +Apollo already is a large holder of Interco bank debt, most of which it has acquired in the past eight months at sizable discounts to face value. +Brokers said they encouraged traders who have been expecting the market to struggle through a lot of disappointments in the peak days ahead for midyear earnings reports. +If a certain broker "brings in all `aggressive' accounts, they're going to want to take a look at it," he says. +But he added that "we don't have anything in writing" from any countries offering to take Noriega. +A Norwegian vessel with minisubmarines was on its way to the area to help locate the wreckage, including the flight recorders, according to officials. +That was followed by a working lunch, after which Bush returned to the Belknap for some private time. +Forty children from 8-to 15-years old, accompanied by adults, were expected to take part in the weekend shotgun hunt in the wilds at the sprawling Florida National Guard reservation, southwest of Jacksonville. +The princess wore dark sunglasses, a black-lace head-covering and black dress. +He contends that the Pebble Beach trademark protects only the company's distinct logo rendering of the tree with waves in the background, and that after 100 years of being freely snapped, the tree is now in the public domain. +Samayoa refused to identify the American legislators or give details of the talks, which he said were "preliminary" and "exploratory." +Kidder, in fact, has been the biggest program trader this summer on the New York Stock Exchange, surpassing even Morgan Stanley & Co., the traditional program-trading powerhouse. +Worse yet, one analyst says, there won't be a healthy crop of new product opportunities, prompted by expiring patents on brand-name compounds, for a couple of years. +Members of the Cano family were present at Tuesday's resumption of the murder trial. +Paper money has been with us ever since. +"Young people can sign up as (foreign) aid workers" instead of becoming missionaries, Sister Celine agreed. "They get more opportunity to study, to get better jobs (and) to enjoy themselves" in the secular world. +Broadcast of her picture on a Fort Worth, Texas, television station led to her being identified Friday as the daughter of George Owuor of Arlington and his ex-wife. +For the moment, that mix won't include a rise in West German interest rates, though. +James was among the veterans rebuilding the clinic in Yen Vien. +That is likely to disappoint the many reformers who have published demands in the state-run media for full television coverage. +East Germans are protected from extreme rent increases. +Gun salvos and prayer calls from minarets echoed throughout the Persian Gulf at twilight Wednesday to herald the beginning of Eid al-Fitr, the feast of the fast-breaking. +Yet its draft directive on information and consultation will only add to these rigidities, unless the the annexe is modified so that companies and their workers have freedom to devise the formula best suited to their individual needs. +"It won't be looked at in isolation. +More than four of every five people consider safety to be a serious problem with air travel, according to an opinion poll published Wednesday by an association of private pilots. +President Mikhail S. Gorbachev met two Israeli ministers Friday in the highest-level contact between the two countries since the Soviet Union broke diplomatic relations in 1967. +While the decline may result from the expiration of GM's incentives, rather than from some new and more severe concern, it nonetheless takes some of the luster off GM's robust sales last month. +Major newspapers on Sunday carried a list of all the dead people whose graves in Maitland Cemetery will be affected by the construction project. +Lattie's father, who kept in touch with his boys and has attended court proceedings, last saw them in early June 1987 when Cornelius graduated from kindergarten, Bigoness said. +The purchases will be made from time to time over the next six months. +Landed prices for the smaller quantity of Assams on offer were often 15 to 20p dearer particularly for better liquoring sorts. +There is usually a roll call vote on the budget for the federal government's largest single agency. +One councilman abstained on the Johnson vote, which was otherwise unanimously approved. +De Gennes, 57, has held the chair in condensed-matter physics at the College of France since 1971. +The signup was held Jan. 16 through Feb. 16. +'These faxes don't represent any increase in the kingdom for their point of view.' +Eastern executives met for about an hour last week with leaders of the flight attendants and pilots unions. +From Sweden Bille August's Best Intentions has a script by - oh how we need him now - Ingmar Bergman. +It is hard to distinguish among the slants these hopefuls take. +I learned about it when my father, a doctor, 77 years old, was gagged, beaten and robbed by a thief looking for drugs in his office. +Over the years, he's been a development physicist with American Optical Co., worked in optics for Bell Aircraft Corp. and was a scientist for Sandia National Laboratories. +But Phillips admits he entered the jerk contest hoping only for a runner-up spot. +Egypt had captured the Gaza Strip and Jordan the West Bank. +The RTC is the agency created to rescue the industry. +News Corp has also reduced the risks by using equity to fund the purchase - albeit at the expense of diluting earnings. Perhaps the most important facet of the deal, however, is that Mr Murdoch has effectively shut other companies out of Star. +The company said about $16 million of the charges reflect the write-down of its investment in Communications Technology Corp., acquired in 1984. +Japan's government yesterday gave final approval to a fiscal 1988 budget that meets U.S. calls for increased defense spending but may fall short of meeting Washington's demands that Japan do more to stimulate its economy. +Imports from the rest of Asia declined 4.5%, to $5.04 billion. +Hoare Govett said the cuts will focus its research on about 325 stocks, representing 80% of U.K. market capitalization. +The 273-mile Black Mesa pipeline carries coal slurry from a mine in northeastern Arizona to a power plant in southern Nevada. +In time, it may come to be looked upon as the true foundation date of the domestic futures and options market, as the week that woke up hesitant hedgers among the corporate community and jolted them into into acquiring new treasury skills. +In the election for half of the 252 seats in parliament's upper house, Uno's governing Liberal Democratic Party won 36, losing its majority for the first time in 34 years. +She said it was "not appropriate" for her to disclose details of the mayor's treatment. +The James River spokeswoman said the specialty papers management declined to comment on the transaction, including financing arrangements. +Video cameras disguised in books, bamboo stalks and clocks. +Traders this week will be watching intently the government's estimate of first-quarter economic growth, to be released tomorrow morning. +Robert Therrien, an analyst at PaineWebber Inc., said he thinks "there may be a couple of surprises." +Senate leaders are pushing for fast action on their bill to curb trade deficits but they face obstacles posed by Farm Belt lawmakers who want to reduce Caribbean ethanol imports. +Japan's economy has been expanding for 43 consecutive months through June, the second longest postwar period of expansion. +Even companies doing well in this market now are shedding staff, though partly by attrition. +Those two states also should show the fastest growth rates in total personal income and population, the department said. +Cruz said two of the 12 Panamanians who sought refuge in the Peruvian Embassy were suspects in the killing of Maj. Moises Giroldi, who led an unsuccessful coup attempt against Noriega on Oct. 3. +The 14-acre estate opened as a museum in 1966. +And he ended up making his last, desperate try for credibility in a city and state that symbolized social and political views light years away from the South, his chief ally that quintessential, abrasive New Yorker, Mayor Edward Koch. +But Sam Pierce was a special case. +"I do think the administration is legitimate on this," said Obey, a severe skeptic of Reagan administration policy toward the region. +It was merely uncomfortable for everyone else. Yet everybody left praising the event. +Brown said the pilot "wasn't in any position to see what happened in the back of the plane." There was no answer Tuesday at the parachute center. +Gainers outpaced decliners by a margin of about 2-to-1 with 988 stocks rising, 478 falling and 475 unchanged on the New York Stock Exchange. +Speculation about a gubernatorial run soared when Dukakis, the failed Democratic presidential nominee, announced in January that he would not seek a fourth term and Boston Mayor Raymond Flynn said he would not run for governor. +The federal funds rate is the interest rate banks charge each other on overnight loans to meet the daily reserve requirement. +The earnings from continuing operations were much brighter, however, at $283 million vs. $230 million, because last year May had $46 million in earnings from discontinued operations in the fourth quarter. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Kansas City Southern shares closed at $36.25, down 75 cents. +Bursting at the Seems When he makes a mistake He won't flatly deny it, But at the same time He will only imply it. +But "all those who anticipate coming into this country anticipate also that they're going to be, in the end, a minority partner," he said. +His well-cut suits, aquiline good looks and stinging attacks on Sarney captured the imagination of poor voters. +On giant test beds in Derby, in the British Midlands, Rolls-Royce has begun running the Trent 800: the most powerful commercial aircraft engine it has ever built. +Sales declined to $614,989 from $1 million. +He is being fed intravenously and has not been able to eat solid food except for two small ice cubes and a few spoonfuls of porridge in recent days. +L.B. Foster makes, fabricates and distributes construction, rail and tubular products. +The judge also announced that Guinness Chairman Ernest Saunders, sentenced to five years in the same case, would not have to face a second trial on related charges because the prosecution had decided it would not be in the public interest. +Mr. Chilton was indicted last year in connection with a 1982 loan of $50 million that the State Teachers' Retirement System made to a Denver oil concern owned by the late Charles Francis Raymond, an ex-convict. +Viewers' responses to the less explicit AIDS spots now being run have been mixed. +Akopyan was quoted as saying he and the other men survived because the basement was used to store canned vegetables, smoked ham, stewed fruit and pickles. +"This thing was growing there in the forest before Marco Polo set sail for China," said expedition organizer Mitch Friedham of Bellingham, Wash. +IMG got her together with the retailer, and the pact resulted. +Gielgud referred to the two new appointments _ himself as fellow and she as president _ as "venerability and wisdom" on one hand and "youth and exquisite beauty" on the other. +Early in the day, a black hearse carrying the emperor's lace-draped coffin drove at 6 mph through central Tokyo along a four-mile route from the moated Imperial Palace to the funeral site at Shinjuku Imperial Garden. +The cable TV business should be opened to telephone companies in order to make the market more competitive, the FCC proposed. +"There were many, many people on the street," said one resident. +Fleet/Norstar Financial Group, Providence, R.I., recently began a mortgage "buy-down" program that offers buyers a 3% break on the mortgage during the first year, 2% in the second year and 1% in the third. +They knew there would not be enough jobs around to cover the required years of vesting." +But the ruling is certain to extend the preparation time, perhaps by weeks or months, necessary for pilot training. +He plans to continue the Social Democrats as a separate party. +The carbon dioxide produced when the algae are burnt is redirected to help new algae grow, preventing the emission of greenhouse gases. The first power station could be in use within 18 months. +I would suggest that clients should, therefore, be looking at opportunities that fixed-interest and global bond funds offer. +Zimbabwean n'angas in feather headdresses claim they can heal ailments ranging from sprains to cancer and mental disorders by throwing bones, chanting incantations and stirring mixtures of herbs and animal parts. +However, an agreement was recently signed opening a new line of credit with the International Monetary Fund and committing Peru to make payments on its $1 billion debt with the fund. +Operations started Thursday, but fizzled Friday when seas rose to 7 feet and winds were to 38 mph. Work resumed Saturday. +Your daughter had nothing to do with it," Lukens replied, according to the tape. +THE FIRST of this year's chamber of commerce quarterly surveys shows a worsening of the recession in Bradford, West Yorkshire. Orders and deliveries have fallen in both domestic and export markets in the first quarter. +That would only encourage enterprises and individual regions to ask for more money, and contribute to the huge debts between enterprises that deliver goods without demanding payment. +Similarly, Avondale Industries Inc. began moving U.S. Naval vessels under construction at its New Orleans shipyard up the Mississippi River. +"They were at least a percentage point higher. +The accident occurred shortly after the day's air show activities had concluded, but crowds were milling around the exhibitions, officials said. +I think it's unfortunate this happened," Morris said of the lawsuit. +Meanwhile, a new group called the Palestinian Popular Army issued a leaflet urging more attacks on the Israeli army and the more than 70,000 Jewish settlers who have built enclaves in the territories. +He also bristles at the idea that he doesn't belong in North Carolina. +Japanese interest, which U.S. bankers say had been growing steadily over most of last year, was curbed by the Boesky scandal, which broke just after Drexel's Tokyo conference. +International trade is more regulated than it was 10 years ago." +Col. William R. Higgins in Lebanon on July 31 were demanding that Israel release the Moslem cleric its commandos abducted on July 28. +This theory would cause extraordinary uncertainty about who is covered for what behavior, and lead to years of litigation. +Supporters included the textile, apparel and shoe industries and the labor unions that represent their employees: the Amalgamated Textile and Apparel Workers Union and the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. +Comex members, if the board approves the idea, would have to vote both to change the exchange's bylaws and later for a new chairman. +Corn was mixed after large purchases of futures contracts by a major grain dealer prompted speculation of impending export sales of corn, Frazier said. +Then, at 10.00 BBC2 repeats an unforgettable episode of Blackadder II. +This compares with a SKr221m loss last year. +Refinancing or selling the malls is a strategic move, he said. +Continental said that the plane had been de-iced 20 minutes before takeoff, and that it had received its daily maintenance check in Wichita, Kan., on Sunday and a maintenance overhaul less than a month ago. +"And half of it to creating a new mathematics to explain how six halves equal one whole." It's a harmless political pastime right now, because there isn't any peace dividend to pay for other things or cut the deficit this year. +Some analysts speculated Bank of Tokyo eventually might sell a merged Union Bank and California First at a hefty profit to an East Coast money-center bank, once interstate banking barriers fall. +Buffy Chandler donated and raised money for the 25-year-old Music Center of Los Angeles, for which Lillian Disney recently donated $50 million to build Walt Disney Hall. +The GAO report projected that it will take up to four years before tax collections will rise enough to offset the costs of hiring new agents _ and make up for the revenue lost by having them trained by senior auditors. +Tamil separatists have been fighting since 1983 for their own homeland in northeastern Sri Lanka. +They are engaged in a scorched earth policy against the truth." He also was identifying with past Democratic presidents _ with the notable exception of Jimmy Carter _ and pledging to make America first in education, health care, and exporting products. +Bills giving the Securities and Exchange Commission authority to curb penny stock fraud and other illegal activities have moved a step closer to becoming law. +Sales of the big three US carmakers in Japan have surged recently with the help of the strong yen and more aggressive marketing, writes Michiyo Nakamoto in Tokyo. +The parent company of Walter Industries Inc. wants to refinance $624.3 million in debt before Jan. 1, when interest rates on the junk bonds are scheduled to be reset. +Together, the Borg-Warner, Tidewater and Enron stakes so far give Minstar's portfolio a net pre-tax gain of $2.6 million. +The video the boy had seen was of the group performing the song "Live Wire" from the video "Motley Crue Uncensored," Wolf said. +In the past, the pre-introduction legislative process has begun before the president signs the agreement. +But critics argue that once begun, the project will be a financial burden on the Justice Department and disruptive of drug intelligence operations. +The maker of the film "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" has brought a copyright infringement suit against a computer software company for its "Templates of Doom" product. +After a flurry of lawsuits between the parties in federal court in San Antonio, the two entities reached a settlement last October, turning prison management over to the county. +The imminent danger pay amounts to a 15 percent increase in the basic salary for civilian employees and $110 per month extra for all military personnel, the statement said. +It brought a clear ideological shift with a more robust defence of free markets. +In the Samurai investigation, which was completed last Aug. 25, the agency concluded that critics of the vehicle failed to demonstrate that it has an excessive tendency to roll over. +Few small neighborhood businesses, however, can afford such protection, even in collaboration with other local merchants. +But Mr. Nakauchi insisted he only wants to do so on a friendly basis. +"We like the effect. +Hyundai said all of the plant's 900 workers will keep their jobs when the switch is made. +"If the proposal is rejected there is no doubt Mr. De Mita will resign," said Francesco D'Onofrio, a constitutional expert for De Mita's Christian Democrat Party. +All 62 people aboard were killed. +No date or location for the next session of talks was announced. +And some analysts expect Warner's largest shareholder, Chris-Craft Industries Inc., to further attempt to delay or force a renegotiation of the merger. +It has traced $105 million that it says was siphoned out of government funds and into accounts of the Duvaliers and their associates. +If true, it would be twice the size of the existing rights issue record of Pounds 1.3bn set up by Zeneca in June last year. +The rebel leader has agreed to sit out of Angolan politics for two years before running in free elections against dos Santos' Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola. +Drexel financed the Kohlberg Kravis buy-out of Beatrice last year. +"That wouldn't devastate us," he said, adding that many employers already were planning on a federally mandated increase. +Too keen, it seems. +"I just don't think so," says John Reilly, a planning board member. +The military has held sway in this Southeast Asian nation for 27 years. +Remington headed west again to sketch his way through New Mexico and Arizona. +"I believe Australians are sick to death and quite angry at the spectacle of high-living bankrupts being permitted to travel overseas." +Nonetheless, the informal accord, reached at a five-hour dinner last week among three dozen members of both exchanges at the Windows on the World restaurant atop the World Trade Center, moves the merger ball along substantially. +Right now, Mr. Hyman thinks interest rates are headed up temporarily over the next six months, with 30-year Treasury bond yields rising to 8 1/2% and Treasury bills to 5%. +The department expects stockpiles at the end of the season to total to 3.8 million bales, up from the 3.5 million bales estimate in the September report, but down from the five million bales at the beginning of the season. +DALLAS (AP) - Director Peter Bogdanovich said making the sequel to the 1971 hit movie "The Last Picture Show" was more work than fun. +Meanwhile, a group of legislators plans to propose repealing the 1974 order that stripped Solzhenitsyn of his citizenship and banished him from his homeland, Tass said. +Apartment building is expected to fall sharply this year, and the de pressed level could persist for years. +"It was finding an opportunity to do something in a different form: a daily magazine, 30 minutes versus two hours," he said. "The new broadcast brings together a different group of people, four different subjects each day, a different pace. +The family discussed quitting, but decided to rebuild. +Enaco says all of the coca in the Huallaga valley, where the vast majority of Peru's coca leaf is cultivated, is illegal, but Peru lacks the manpower, equipment and resources to stop it. +GM said the lock, designed to prevent the transmission from slipping out of drive into reverse or park while the car is in motion, could wear out. +Most things sold for well above their estimates. +The Gwinnett Daily News has "got my juices flowing," says Mr. Kovach. +Vila Sol is thought to be the first course in Portugal built to United States Golf Association standards. The next stage is the housing. +A union official, she recalls, told her that he didn't want women to get such jobs because men were the "breadwinners," an idea she rejects. +"Britain has an artistic talent all round which is second to none, but which is being squeezed to death," said Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, the composer and conductor. +The group earlier Saturday rented out a section of the Great Wall northeast of Beijing for a champagne lunch. +Yet apart from the interest of the women's movement in Virginia Woolf, there was a backlash against Bloomsbury in the '80s. +Under the militaristic governments during World War II, however, Christianity again became suspect. +"My view of the war," he wrote, "is a form of revenge. +Now "the question is, `Who is going to get there first with a significant breakthrough?'" The new technology also holds out the hope of streamlining human tests of experimental compounds. +Questions of potential conflict of interest arose again Tuesday. During a voluntary disclosure of possible conflicts, three panel members did not disclose that their institutions had received tobacco industry grants. +He says expense ratios of equity funds in 1985 ranged from 0.28% to 5.3% and averaged 1.3%. +The U.S. dollars borrowed by the World Bank through the sale of Colts will be used for loans to developing countries. +Such a step would make it more profitable for U.S. ranchers to raise hormone-free beef. +National Surety attorney Robert Luddy said the settlement was not an admission that the company's position on punitive damages was incorrect. +The only suitable test for any project, whether it be publicly or privately funded, is not whether it employs people but whether it accomplishes anything that a significant number of people might find useful, and thus be willing to pay for. +The market's equity capitalisation reached USDollars 13bn,up from USDollars 9.5bn four months ago. +Shell used to own a minority stake in Huntsman, which it sold about a year ago, a Huntsman spokesman said. +Rich Edwards, an analyst at Robertson Stephens & Co. in San Francisco, reiterated his buy recommendation on Novell and urged investors to sell the stock of its competitor, 3Com. +PLEDGE POLITICS: GOP New Jersey Gov. Kean, who criticizes Dukakis for vetoing a Pledge of Allegiance bill, vetoed a similar measure in 1982. +Over the years, the jungled hills that rise hundreds of feet on both sides have been laced with an narrow trails, first made by local farmers and more recently by the Contras. +Hedging is also done in what is called the swaps market. In a swap agreement, an oil user or producer agrees to lock in the price it will pay or receive at a predictable level. This is typically done through a bank or a hedging manager. +Furriers expect a good year because the number of women who can afford furs keeps growing. +Navy explosive experts have successfully tested a similar timing device in a simulation, the network added. +Bush lobbied hard during this week's European security summit in Paris for support for a U.N. resolution authorizing military action to drive Iraq out of Kuwait. +But in general the public sector appears to be drifting further into trouble. +"The producers have been looking for help," said Steve Hofing, a consultant from Champaign, Ill., who served on the panel. +Bellcore has a "critical mass of highly competent and technical people," he said. +"My view is it's going to be a very tough, tough race for George Bush," Dole said in Chicago. "He does not attract Democrats or independents." "I would be a much stronger candidate. +General Secretary Jimmy Knapp of the National Unions of Railwaymen has already said that 8.8 percent is "way below the target we are seeking." +The federal government has since bought the disputed land in an attempt o settle the quarrel, but some Mohawk activists have held out for settlement of other grievances including demands for greater sovereignty. +The Worcester Foundation is working now on a male contraceptive, aimed at inactivating the sperm cell's swimming machinery. +These are our children, not your children who were hurt," Routson said. +He is better known as chairman of the Board of Trade, the world's oldest and largest futures exchange. +"We're going to empower teachers by letting them take over the classroom again," said Gov. Garrey Carruthers of New Mexico, a Republican. +But she said Gorbachev has reignited hope for the future, a feeling she said means the difference between staying or leaving. +The councilmen's speeches, however, failed to persuade some opponents of the housing plan. +Three of the men appeared briefly in the Johannesburg Magistrates Court on Monday in connection with the possession of weapons, although they have not yet been charged with any crime. +Graham Cox, group economist at Sun Life, notes: 'As a rule we separate the currency and the country. +Also, Shearson said it can revoke an award under certain conditions depending on a broker's performance. +BT, which is highly profitable, said it would take advantage of the money it has spent on labor-saving technology. +Bush is being urged by some advisers to provide only a broad outline of spending goals rather than specific details. +In the meantime, however, he said monetary authorities are likely to tighten credit further in coming months because of domestic reasons. +Only one of its crew of 29 survived. +And I thought now, if I'm a poet, I've got to do the best of the class. 'I thought of it rather like a crossword puzzle. +I hope the day will come when both my husband and I will be free and back here in Israel." The Israeli Communist Party nearly toppled Israel's governing coalition Wednesday on a technicality of parliamentary rules. +Some say it raises the threat of a consumer-induced recession. Others worry about the possibility of a "credit crunch," in which constraints on lending create a scarcity of money for investment in business, housing and big-ticket consumer purchases. +But in April, companies will start paying interest on their old debts. +Britain's four sophisticated mine-sweeper ships will join two British frigates, a destroyer and a support ship already patrolling the gulf. +Instead, Philippine bank officials and people involved in the real estate investments have said it was merely their understanding that the purchases were done at Mrs. Marcos's bidding. +The lawyers also said authorities were not vigorously pursuing the charges by ex-policeman Butana Nofomela and two former colleagues, who all admit to participating in police killings in South Africa and neighboring countries. +Maier said pilot error was the most likely cause of the crash because radar data showed the plane was flying about 1,000 feet below the correct altitude for preparing to land. +A graduate student who attended a protest at Peking's broad Tiananmen Square expresses a common student view. +He said the reality in South Africa was that "apartheid was still in place." "There are blacks who have no rights. +He said his client has not decided whether to appeal. +While President Bush is receiving near-record high job performance ratings in opinion polls, some analysts believe U.S. trade problems with Japan could emerge as an issue against the Republican president in 1992. +Among other steel makers, Sumitomo Metal gained six yen to 456 yen, while NKK ended one yen higher at 401 yen, pushed down from its intraday high on profit-taking. +"We were going nowhere," recalls Albert Peter, a founder who still serves as a vice president. +"They took what they wanted," Titone said. +(Sidney has done extensive work for the National ALS Foundation). +Wellman estimates that between 20% and 25% of the Fiber Industries product line can be made using recycled plastic, including plastic derived from consumer recycling programs. +It offers little in the way of new interest-paying bonds and, instead, relies heavily on issuing more Interco common stock. +"This is the most likely explanation for this completely unprecedented and grossly improper action of halting the examination that would have blown all of these thing so wide open," said Black, allawyer with the bank board. +In the report on Germany, Cresson said France has "proved its good will and its solidarity" by supporting German unification. +No one was arrested in the killing. +'I would prefer a smaller project in India, say one requiring just Dollars 1-Dollars 2m. +Bush's decision can thus be seen as a Chinese diplomatic victory, but a limited one. +Housing profits from the US, Canada and Australia rose from Pounds 4m to Pounds 6m, after discounting a Pounds 3.2m write-down last year in southern California. +More evidence of the economy's deterioration is expected this morning, when the government releases its February employment report. +Act 1 ends on a calm note. +An emotional Flynn said in her statement following the proceedings she was confident Estey would make sure her father got the best care possible. +Felicia pulled out the Raven and, at point-blank range, fired once with her eyes closed, she later told police. +Some are simply pranksters; one caller wanted to know where he could find naked women; another was interested in locating the nearest harem. +In the good old days BC (Before Clinton), there used to be a comfortable ritual to annual US-Japanese summits. +"Richard was attached to the project when the script was given to me. +The bank catered almost entirely to Greek-Americans and promoted secret deposits in the nited States, assuring depositors the bank could get them money back from Greece in three days without the IRS learning of the unreported income. +Regulatory compliance will require elaborate corporate procedures to track authorisations and restrictions, threatening lengthy delays. +While the cost of the movie may have dismayed Fox, Mr. Silver's spending habits clearly please his crews. +Light crowds meet him during a recent visit here, and those who do show up greet him with many quizzical glances. +But AHL does not pay dividends to its German parent, so is able to plough money back into the company. +A legitimate question, though, is the pace at which it falls in the second half of the year. The company's cautious interim statement is not particularly encouraging in this regard. +At Fireman's Fund, based in Novato, Calif., the "first quarter was business as usual," Chairman Jack Byrne said. +At midmorning, the city's five major bullion dealers fixed a recommended price of $359.80 dollars. +Doctors at the McGill Center for Studies in Aging found that 20 patients given the drug fared about as well as 19 patients taking a placebo in four different tests of their memory, mental status, behavior and ability to function. +Santa Fe said it expects to reach a definitive agreement within two months. +The agency has agreed to send several representatives to Colorado on Wednesday. +Born the son of a railroad mail clerk, Daniels started in show business as a Depression-era singing waiter in a New York City speak-easy. +Still, TRW says the roughly $400 million business remains a money maker, with operating-profit margins well above 10%. Its network of credit data about nearly every American household gives TRW a secure place in an industry with few big players. +Alaskey has lost 80 pounds since starting "Out of This World" in September 1987. +The attorney general's office is charged with overseeing trusts. +But the study wasn't conclusive, partly because some initial participants dropped out. +Subsidies on most basic foodstuffs will be removed after April. +The PC fax card must drop to below $500, like the prices of slide-in cards for other functions, to be a big seller. +In the infant formula market, Abbott Laboratories has a 48% share; Bristol-Myers, a 35% share; and American Home Products Corp., 10%. +She begins as a female Clark Kent, all spectacles, gaucherie and tangled ankles. +A final dividend of 1.25p makes a 1.75p (1p) total. +The headline rate will be pushed down by lower mortgage rates and a sharp fall in petrol costs, but seasonal food prices usually rise in January and alcoholic drinks may cost more as Christmas offers end. +The sisters are assembly line leaders at Solitron Devices, an electronic components firm in Riviera Beach. +In the eastern city of Bhubaneshwar, officials said at least two people were drowned on an island off the coast after heavy rains caused floods. +Mazowiecki was beaten Nov. 25 in the first round of Poland's first popular presidential election by Stanislaw Tyminski, an unknown emigre promising an economic quick fix. +Justice Department lawyer Scott McIntosh, who represented the INS, declined comment. +Shultz met with Danish Foreign Minister Uffe Ellemann-Jensen to restate U.S. concerns about a Danish Parliament motion which demands that visiting warships not carry nuclear arms into Danish harbors. +Interest rates in the U.S. bond and short-term money markets held steady even on Friday, when the government reported a larger than expected 0.7 percent increase in the producer price index of finished goods for December. +No Iraqi missile firings were reported. +I'm still in love." _ Heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson, about his feelings following a weekend rampage that left glass strewn around his Bernardsville, N.J., mansion. +But there is one important difference this time round; during the latest recession, newspapers added to their pagination. The result was that advertising rates fell faster than revenues. +Deputies cannot explain why the niece survived. +Nonetheless, the announcement underscored USX's efforts to reduce debt and shore up its defenses against New York investor Carl C. Icahn. +There are also new operating efficiencies, like soft-drink systems that cut pouring time by 73%. +Bush suggests the "use of diplomacy and negotiations for constructive change rather than impose additional sanctions." The Democrats pledge to have routine dialogue with the ANC. +She won on the 18th ballot, receiving 255 of 392 votes. +Despite the possibility of prisoner releases, the government has given no sign of softening its attitude toward negotiations with the African National Congress. +"This is just a recognition of the fact that times have changed, and we want to change with them." Proponents of the amendment were confident last week that they would muster the votes for passage. +The Grammy was rescinded by a telephone vote of the trustees of the NAtional Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, which gives out the music industry awards. +The Lorraine belongs to "the people," she said, and should be used as housing for the homeless or for some other public purpose. +Kelso's own capital clout is small compared with leveraged buy-out firms like Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. that control billion-dollar funds. +Northeast also said it hoped to reach agreement with the state on a rate plan by the end of the week. +Wijeratne said that during the New Delhi talks, both sides agreed a peace committee should oversee security for all communities in the north and east. +Dangerfield essentially applied poison to his own eyes," Meisinger said. "The injury was a self-inflicted act by Mr. Dangerfield." Meisinger said Dangerfield visited doctors in the days after the accident. +But he is pessimistic about the potential for a mass market. +Bob Horton, associate dean of the Mackay School of Mines at the University of Nevada-Reno, said authorities could trace the silver by examining its makeup. +But witnesses, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said police opened fire at civilians and killed 16 after Moslem militants hurled a grenade at a jeep. +A $500 million fund for prevention and cleanup of oil spills would be established, and the initiative would allow drilling leases within the three-mile state limit only in a national energy emergency. +Both U.S. and Japanese officials agree that the trade imbalance is gradually falling, but Washington faces election-year pressures from Congress and is seeking faster progress in reducing its deficit with Japan. +Mr Tony Gooda, the former chairman of the members' agency, had told others in early 1989 that Mr Andrews was predicting the syndicate would break even or make a small profit. +In all, 20 states suffered declines of 10 percent or more. +Officials in Denmark and Norway dismissed media speculation that sabotage or accidental weapons fire from naval vessels downed the plane. +The EC states also have to settle on a system of financial and banking regulation. +Last week I gave you the worm's eye view of Europe, from the Balkans. +Hundreds of shells pelted a Khmer Rouge refugee camp near the Cambodian border Wednesday, forcing thousands of refugees to flee or take cover, a relief official said. +Mr Di Capua, who only joined the company after the completion of the new line, was released soon after. However, in the past week, the foreigners have been making a comeback. +It also bans the printing and distribution of material promoting the practice. +But unless the government speaks out soon, the markets are likely to anticipate that more cuts in interest rates are coming - and sell sterling accordingly. +It may stir almost imperceptibly, then glide away. +While the settlement was being administered, Congress in 1980 passed the Equal Access to Justice Act to compensate attorneys who win lawsuits against the government. +"It says low prices are good, not bad." On a separate issue in the case, Judge Bullock refused Liggett's request for a new trial on the question of whether B&W had infringed Liggett's trademark on design features of its cigarette packages. +Norton D. Strommen, the USDA's chief meteorologist, says precipitation from now until the end of April "can further improve soil moisture levels and yield potential of wheat areas" in the Great Plains. +The other major boost would affect corporations and is drawing some resistance from business groups. +Also today, a spokesman for the military administration in the Gaza Strip confirmed a report in the Haaretz newspaper that the army has been compensating alleged Arab collaborators who are injured or have property damaged in attacks by other Palestinians. +We cannot create one hundred nation states in Russia. +"It is not my purpose to criticize the judge for that decision. My purpose is simply to point out that he is in an impossible position," Dingell said. +Although Shevardnadze told lawmakers there were no plans to send Soviet troops to the gulf, he did not rule out the possibility that sometime in the future the executive branch might have to act without parliament's consent. +To get the best from Rustem Pasha means waiting until light filtering from the dome brings out the richness of superb glass and tiles. +"Fourteen Palestinians have been killed by other Palestinians during the same period. +They constitute some of the artist's most intriguing pieces, and it's a pity that the show's designer, Remy Zaugg, decided to place the figures in small boxes 20 feet from the viewer. +A show of strength by the Group of Seven major industrial companies sent the dollar sliding Monday. +He made no speech after his return but embraced his son Letsie, whom the military installed as king when it deposed his father in 1990, allegedly for abusing his powers. +Through the window of 'Virgin and Child Before a Firescreen' we see the bustle of Tournai, people strolling, roofers up a ladder. Campin has been praised for pioneering the street-view, and no doubt his contemporaries were quite as amazed at his skill. +"Call Me Anna," starring Patty Duke in the TV movie version of her autobiography detailing the turbulence and mental illness that plagued her life as a child star and adult actress. +Bond prices slipped on technical factors. +Massachusetts Financial Services, meanwhile, reports a slight net outflow from its stock funds this month. +Kidder's Mr. Burry, in a recent report to clients, predicted that RJR's tobacco revenue will keep growing until at least the year 2000. +The National Security Agency and others in the intelligence community worked through the Justice Department in an attempt to build in more safeguards. +Yossi Ben Aharon, director-general of Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's office, also said Israel would ignore the latest U.N. rebuke. +He had called elections for a new parliament on December 24. This would be preceded by a referendum on October 22 to pass a constitutional amendment specifying a bi-cameral parliament of less than 100 full-time MPs. +Japanese markets were closed for Emperor Hirohito's birthday. Traders said activity was light, particularly because of the absence of Japanese investors. +But corruption scandals erupted in his third term, crime, crack and homelessness soared, and his popularity dived. +Mr Pratt notes the demise of the systems programmers who kept mainframe applications functioning. +At least two of the companies involved appear also to have participated in a covert operation last year to bolster the price of Maxwell Communication shares. +These objects are meant to convey the vitality and diversity of Jewish culture through the ages, and to draw attention away from Holocaust images of packed trains, concentration camps and gas chambers. +"For a large number of salaried workers there is a second source of earnings," he said. +Parish Councilman Benny Rousselle said the academies nearly killed the public school system. White teachers and students abandoned the public schools, which were stripped of supplies and left to blacks and a handful of others. +Yet from 1520 to 1566, this droopy Turk who headquartered in Istanbul's Topkapi Palace, regularly savaged Europe, chastened Persia and controlled the holy lands and Arabia Felix down to Mecca and Medina. +The nation's biggest discount securities broker said trading volume for the quarter averaged 10,415 trades a day, down 13% from the first quarter and down 42% from Schwab's pre-crash high, reached in the 1987 second quarter. +The Bush administration will consider returning Iraq to its list of countries that sponsor international terrorism, Secretary of State James A. Baker III told Congress today. +He also wants the company to fire workers and otherwise slash operating costs. +"I think most of you know that we've been probably a little disappointed with the 757 over the years," Thornton said. +I knew she was in great danger." Hodorowicz, 25, heard the car honking behind him as he sat in his truck at a stop light on Saturday. +The French banking industry was shocked at the depth of Credit Lyonnais' problems and the scale of the rescue package announced earlier this year. Unfortunately, it now appears that the bank's prospects are even grimmer than outlined then. +Skiwear follows fashion like few other sports. +"It appears there have been a lot more applications that came in after the ban," he said. +The state law created a "window of opportunity" to buy the weapons, Perata said. +Spencer Plavoukos, who continues in his post as chief executive officer of Lintas:New York, will assume the new post of chief executive officer of the Americas region. +Trustees including board chairwoman Jane Bassett Spilman met with a group of students, faculty and staff for three hours Monday, but emerged from the meeting sticking by their original decision to hire Zinser. +Best East Africans and coloury mediums saw a firm market but brighter mediums were often 4 to 8p lower. +Seniors can study marine life in Polynesia, culture in Japan, genealogy in London, the Byzantine civilization in Turkey, or other topics at more than 100 overseas locations. +Guild spokeswoman Cheryl Rhoden said the union will fight the action. "We are willing to take a case as far as necessary in the legal system to have our rules declared legal and enforceable," she said. +When one of the younger boys did not get off his swing fast enough, Mr. Fedders knocked him off the moving swing and called him a baby for crying. +PLO leader Yasser Arafat today said he told a group of American Jews that his organization accepts Israel's right to exist and condemns all forms of terrorism. +From the beginning, they've been lost, he said. +Before last Friday, the administration had suspended all economic and military aid to Panama and ordered U.S. representatives in international lending institutions to oppose loan requests from Panama. +"Now I know I can justify eating a lot of turkey, drinking some beers and eating some cake because I've got my workout in," Sean McCrossen said after finishing the Buffalo race. +For 1986, medical costs exceeding 5% of adjusted gross income were deductible; for 1987, only costs over 7.5% of that sum are, CCH notes. +Unemployment jumped last month to 5.6%, and job growth has virtually stopped. +Once again, a clear majority favoured a low profile. With hindsight, Mr Delors believes he made a mistake. +Some bank directors muse about returning cash in ways that would not have to be repeated, such as buying back shares. +"Before I can vote for a tax increase, I want to make sure some of the money is coming down to Southern California" to fix vulnerable highways, said Assemblywoman Marian La Follette. +On the issue of testing we've got the whole world on our side, apart from Mr Patten and the cabinet.' +RJ Financial, which recently received shareholder approval to change its name to Raymond James Financial Inc. beginning next month, said such a spinoff would separate its financial operations from its real estate development activities. +He believes that even though Omron and other Japanese engineering companies face a more difficult time in the 1990s, they will retain their competitive edge in world markets. +On Monday, a one-year cooling-off period expired that had barred Lloyds from making a new bid for Standard Chartered. +From there he became executive assistant to George Kosich, then Hudson's Bay's executive vice president, who is credited with reinvigorating what had been a money-losing company. +But if he wishes to go on enjoying it a while longer, he might do best to have fun this weekend and postpone both the serious discussions and the budget until next autumn. +Deciding whether the text of a particular article was "substantially provided" by the company would be an intrusion in the editorial process that is prohibited by the First Amendment, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals here ruled. +The group includes three other investors and a closely held company. +CNN showed live scenes of the telethon to American viewers. +Mr Kenneth Clarke, UK chancellor of the exchequer, said yesterday that he had seen no further evidence of domestic inflation since his last meeting with the Governor of the Bank of England. +If Mr Blair is serious about putting education at the centre of his agenda for national renewal, he must ensure that Labour's policy papers match his rhetoric. +A Russian-language version was launched Monday. +Northrop has altered a $450 million debt-conversion plan, mainly due to the federal investigation into its South Korean payments, sources said. +While age and illness have forced her to slow down, she does not allow herself any time off. Mother Teresa does not carry her burden lightly. +In many cases, prices already suggest that losses will be made on some contracts. Even a small increase in costs could turn these marginal jobs into heavy lossmakers. +Rabbi Max N. Schreier, president of the Rabbinical Council of America, says American Jews lack passion for helping Jews from the Soviet Union resettle in Israel. +"To say it's the hottest item we've had is an understatement. He's the hottest thing I've seen in 10 years." _ Chris Nilan, sales manager for Nilan's Alley Inc., which sells novelty items to stores throughout the Southeast. +You see for Enimont (the 1990 restructuring of the chemicals industry) it was decided to give Craxi seventy billion. +Any action to reduce the pound's DM2.95 central rate in the European exchange rate mechanism - or to leave the ERM - would be seen as a huge backward step. +Later that week, he was arrested and charged with using a credit card from his mail pouch to buy $110.25 worth of jewelry. +They are some of the oldest still in use for a regular passenger service, rather than as a tourist attraction. +Transamerica Finance Group, the nation's third largest independent finance company based on capital funds, is involved in consumer lending, commercial lending and leasing. +The four-hour telethon was broadcast Saturday night on the HBO cable network with a cast that also included Joe Piscopo, Garry Shandling, Shelley Long, Bobcat Goldthwait and John Larroquette. +I am a British citizen with full rights of residence in the UK and my husband also is British. +Even if only half flew east or west, the survey suggests the number of people suffering jet lag is huge, the company said. +German retail sales for May. French consumer prices for June. +The elected government need not call new polls until 1996. +The broking community is bullish about portfolio investment prospects, especially once the financial rand is abolished. +We have no further rights of appeal from that decision; it is final, and we accept it as such." +Before last week, Bank Board officials had told potential buyers that the board planned to narrow the field of bidders by the end of last week to one, with which it would begin serious negotiations. +He declined to comment on whether the government would oppose any early release request. +The law requires that three-quarters of the people living in a single family dwelling be related by blood, marriage or adoption. +Scripps, an 80 percent-owned subsidiary of The E.W. Scripps Co., said it expects the transaction to be completed before the end of next year. +Stanford, one of the nation's pre-eminent research institutions, has been dogged for several months by allegations that it has been improperly billing the government for indirect research costs. +Electrolux, the world's leading household appliance maker, said yesterday it had received approval from the European Commission for its DM730m (Pounds 294.3m) acquisition of AEG Hausgerate, the white goods arm of Germany's AEG industrial group. +"So, there is no misunderstanding, I am on the ballot in every state. +Mr. Ruder has been chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission for less than a year, but he already has a long list of regulatory excesses to his credit. +Most often the reference is in regard to inherent rights. +Six thousand workers began a strike over pay at the Land Rover unit of ROVER GROUP PLC, the British state-owned car maker. +The installations are being done because "we envision that the cost of fiber technology will soon become less expensive than copper," said Chuck Johnston, Pacific Bell vice president and general manager, Los Angeles. +Ms. Walters, a veteran correspondent for ABC television, interviewed Mr. Ghorbanifar and Saudi businessman Adnan Khashoggi last December, less than three weeks after the Iran-Contra scandal erupted. +Time and again it is the gracefulness of his figures which astounds, something especially well seen in his preparatory drawings. +A day after Estonia took its action, Tass reported it would be considered by the Presidium and that Estonian officials would be invited to attend the meeting. +The rights would entitle the holder to buy common shares of Bankers Trust or its acquirer at half price. +"Politically, you always look for the course of least resistance," said Rep. Kika de la Garza, chairman of the House Agriculture Commitee. +He prefers the company of a very few friends, with whom he chats in bars and restaurants. +I think the interpretation can fairly be made that it doesn't authorize troops, either. +We had travelled the last ten kilometres on an ancient Honda 50 which gave up the ghost when its driver attempted to ford a river, so we walked and waded the remaining two kilometres into the village. +They are tax-free and thus the bank board has to pay less interest than on its other borrowings, he said. +I offer rituals to keep heresy at bay. +He is the 15th legislator linked to the scandal, including Takeshita and Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. +Fifty-six percent of stay-at-home mothers wish they'd chosen a different career, but only 21 percent of working moms would quit their jobs if given a second chance, a Parents Magazine survey said Monday. +Indeed unless colleges were given a financial incentive to seek national service graduates, the poor and minorities would be over-represented, as they are in the armed forces. +What emerges from an examination of BCCI's bread-and-butter businesses is a remarkably close, but global parallel to the ancient Pakistani money-transfer system, known as hundi. +Yesterday's jolt doesn't necessarily mean that the dollar has started a full-fledged tailspin after a long period of gradual decline. +"We did a market research study of the whole company, and the market research study indicated that we had a great opportunity with the Swiss army knife." +Israel's right-wing Likud bloc, headed by Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, also rejects the concept of trading land for peace. +Late last month the Securities and Exchange Commission approved the first formal disclosure rules for municipal bonds. +But he added that, so far, demand outside the UK for the bonds had been good. +Despite its traffic congestion, smog, "ridiculously high housing prices" and regulatory barriers, Los Angeles rates as the best market for real estate investments, a study said Monday. +The move will mean 450 workers will be laid off indefinitely from the recently refurbished APV factory in North Tarrytown, N.Y. after a three-week long shutdown that begins July 30. +Livestock and meat traders on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange received a report after the close that underscored the plight facing cattle and pork markets. +But, in a rare upset for Mr Li, shareholders rejected the then offer of HKDollars 4.10 a share. Cavendish was formed in 1987 to act as a holding company for some of Mr Li's property and energy interests. +Aoun said he would continue the battle even if Beirut is demolished. +People familiar with the investigation said that Merrill has been told it isn't a target of the tax-fraud probe. +The statement said 17,000 troops from the United States' 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley, Kan., will take part in the annual Reforger _ Return of Forces to Germany _ exercise. +No test of corporate proficiency is more critical than identifying the products sold. +Environmentalists have sought to have the owl protected as an endangered species, but the timber industry has insisted that such a designation could halt logging in vast areas of the Northwest and result in the loss of thousands of jobs. +Iraq's acute need for international assistance would act as a further curb. +What possible reason could the trade group, the National Association of Life Underwriters, have for running to Congress about Jackson National's policy? +Scott, who trained at the RNCM, made his Wigmore Hall debut four years ago; he seemed on the evidence of this recital an immensely polished and confident artist. +Because of the depressed Texas economy, Las Colinas land and residential property sales plunged 73% in the first nine months of the year to $15 million from $55 million a year earlier. +Dick McVey, acting chief of police in the town northwest of Cincinnati. +Holdings, flagship for the beleaguered brewing, media and resources empire of Australian Alan Bond, has been trying to raise cash and reduce debt by shedding units. +"They (the brothers) are very upbeat. +The rest relates to the costs of rationalising some product lines, business and other assets. Hughes did not disclose which specific businesses and plants would be closed or merged. +We urge President Reagan to put these veterans ahead of the government's worries about legal liabilities. +They would bring in sighted kids, but then you'd never see them again. +"I was in the back seat the whole way," he said. "I was dressed as an Arab, playing deaf and dumb." Hawkins said he crossed into Jordan after walking about six miles through the desert. +The seven deaths brought to 16 the number of people killed so far this month in the British province's sectarian and political violence. +"When his health failed, we realized how much Don Pepe meant to us," said the president, who was to later resume his trip to the United States and Canada. +He puts himself in that category, too. +Both saw unusually heavy trading volume. +Internatio said the sale would help it concentrate on engineering and trading activities. +Until 1978, drug usage in Israel was confined to hashish, traditionally smuggled from Lebanon. +No one wants to start another. +Highs were expected to be in the 80s for the Rockies and in the 70s for the Pacific Northwest. +What made the virus all the more terrifying is that nobody knew for sure at the time that it was benign. +"If Ceausescu hadn't died, no houses would have remained here," Grigore said. "He had to die for the village to survive." About 400 of the 1,600 homes in the village were demolished under the urbanization program, local officials said. +The south Slav story is hard enough to follow even without well-informed observers like Moravcek. +The computer maker will report its first-quarter earnings Monday, and analysts expect per-share earnings anywhere from $1 to $1.20. +The impact was felt most at Tandy's Radio Shack stores, which sells Tandy's cheapest computer models. +Televents has about 140,000 cable subscribers in California, Colorado, Wyoming and Florida. +When a given currency diverges too much in its market valuation vis-a-vis the ECU, the country's authorities intervene in the exchange markets. +Other Fed officials said they found it hard to believe inflation pressures could be accelerating, given the economy's weakness. +Although the company trails Gillette in the U.S., Warner-Lambert has gained 62% of Japan's "wet-shaving" razor and blade market by using the Japanese style of marketing. +However, agreement was reached that the access limits to loan facilities should be raised from 68 per cent to 'at least 85 per cent of quota' or membership rights. Some poorer IMF members will be the losers from Sunday's events. +Since the MRC press conference, Wellcome's shares have fallen 8 per cent. Wellcome admits it was not ready for the MRC to publish the results. +After crossing that limit recipients lose $1 of benefits for every $2 in earned income. +Alkermes, however, eased 1/4 to 15 3/4. +When intelligence agencies act like timid bureaucracies, Mr. Knightley sees them straining at the leash. +But some provinces have turned a deaf ear to the capital. +Hearst officials declined to comment yesterday. +Mr. Gaut said R&D spending will continue to rise, but more slowly than revenue. +Traders and analysts speculated that program traders sat out the session either out of caution or concern that their large-scale trades might unnerve smaller investors. +Sterling's sharp gains prior to yesterday's rumored intervention were partly caused by inaction in trading of dollars for West German marks in recent weeks, dealers said. +For 1992, he is forecasting the Dow at 3500. +Bell Atlantic is at the forefront of the new communications and information industry. +"Prospects for the dollar aren't so bad," said Kevin Logan, chief economist at Swiss Bank Corp. +It has already redeemed Dollars 1.15bn of bonds at the end of October last year and bought Dollars 300m of bonds in the market. +With interest rates dropping, most investment-grade municipal bonds now yield less than 8%. +Mr. Haber blames unfavorable press articles. +U.S. District Judge Mariana R. Pfaelzer made her ruling after Kevin David Mitnick, 25, pleaded innocent to computer fraud charges and his attorney urged the judge to release him on bail. +The same blocks in the early 1870s marked the end of the Chisholm trail for Texas longhorns, which were then driven up to the town's stockyards, said Minor, who wrote a book on the era. +And Mr. Ranieri needs to rebuild his branch network, generate new deposits and unload property quickly; he hasn't much government aid cushioning him. +At the Taj Mahal's opening in April, the torrent of coins coursing through the casino literally broke the bank, triggering a modified meltdown of the slot-accounting system that left rows of machines shut down for weeks. +"Republicans always conceded the education issue to the Democrats, but that's changed," says former Republican Gov. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, who is regarded as a GOP pioneer in education issues. +Conable suspended consideration of $780 million in loans to China in June, four days after tanks crushed a student-led uprising. +Depressions are upgraded to tropical storms when their maximum sustained winds reach 39 mph and to hurricanes when maxium sustained winds hit 74 mph. +In many towns, post offices will send clerks to curbside to collect tax forms, while local broadcasters and others have helped turn tax night into an "event" in other locations with giveaways and promotions. +TELEPHONE SERVICE: The 3 percent tax on local and long-distance telephone service, which had been scheduled to expire Dec. 31, was made permanent. +Does anyone remember, for example, that in 1950, 45% of America's homes were still heated with coal or wood? +Independent directors of Bunnings, the Western Australian forest products, manufacturing and merchandising group facing a ADollars 535m (USDollars 387.7m) bid from Wesfarmers, have advised shareholders to reject the offer, writes Nikki Tait. +The creditors claim the thrift is losing $10 million a month and is failing to meet its business plan, according to court papers filed by a group of the company's creditors. +The taller they are the more likely they are to get back pain, especially on long journeys. +Meanwhile, Congress finished a five-year farm bill that includes provisions to carry out the spending cuts assigned USDA, mostly in the commodity programs that provide price supports and deficiency payments to farmers. +Five of the consultants will refrain from advising clients on jury and trial-related issues until April 1992 and will not solicit LSI employees or clients. +One demonstrator urged friends and relatives to come to the square. +But legislators also want to avoid blame for inaction if the market plunges again. +Separately, New York City has solidified its plans to tap the market with $1.2 billion of short-term notes. +Losses at its Malapai Resources Co. uranium-mining unit narrowed to $3.4 million from $18 million a year ago, which included a $9 million write-down of utility inventories. +They broke off diplomatic relations in 1986 claiming Syria was involved in an abortive attempt to smuggle a bomb aboard an Israeli jetliner at London. +The journalists were evacuated to Managua, about 100 miles away, in helicopters from the United Nations-Organization of American States force overseeing the Contra demobilization. +Volume was the lowest in 17 months. +The government source said a committee handling contacts with militia leaders was instructed after Khaddam's visit to "work out the mechanism for the militia withdrawal from greater Beirut." +Subcommittee Chairman John Kerry, D-Mass., has said the possibility exists that the Contra rebels profited from the drug trade to finance the purchase of arms and supplies. +"We can communicate to them that Carl Rowan Jr., who owned the gun, tried everything in his power to get the gun registered. District officials did not allow him to do it," Carroll said. +Analysts say the outlook for crude oil futures prices remains negative, despite recent stability. +The relatively generous yield spread on the unsecured bonds ensured a favourable reception with investors. +But it makes a superb house. No 404b Fulham Road, SW6 remains in use as an artist's studio with unpretentious, semi-open plan living space for one or two people and room for a possible extension. +Even before the verdict, anti-union groups were pinning articles about the case on company bulletin boards to thwart union organizing attempts. +In Atlanta, Turner Broadcasting said it would have no comment on the FCC vote until its attorneys have reviewed the proposal. +In the first 14 weeks of 1988, C&I loans rose $10.1 billion. +Cable companies channeled $246 million in 1986, $292 million in 1987 and $417 million in 1988 into upgrading equipment and adding channels, said James P. Mooney, president and chief executive officer of the National Cable Television Association. +The whereabouts of the remaining children was not known Saturday, and state welfare officials said they might be in hiding. +Patricia Simonet of Hildebrandt Inc., a legal consulting firm, says the professional turmoil is simply more intense in Miami. +Polhill, 55, could speak barely above a whisper when he arrived in the United States on April 27, a warning sign of larynx cancer. +Above all, Spain should reverse its order of priorities. +It will introduce a new standard called D2 Mac, which provides for enhanced picture and sound as well as several sound channels. +Burnley and McArtor, nevertheless, said they are confident that both Eastern and Continental Airlines are safe to fly. +Each time, the burglars have targeted Connaghan's valuable shop tools. The warehouse also has housed vehicle parts, pickup camper shells and acetylene torches. +Fiji's order Wednesday followed New Delhi's announcement on May 10 that it would launch an international campaign against what it called discrimination against Indians in Fiji. +A vastly smarter person may also hinder group success by appearing threatening to other members. +As many as 1.5 million to 2 million people may be covered by this change, which drew wide support at a hearing called by Sawyer. +Although Gonzalez in the past has been skeptical of bank deregulation, other members of the House committee are strong advocates, he said, adding that a proposed series of regional hearings on the issue need not delay action unduly. +The spending measure, passed 396-0, would authorize spending of about $1.7 billion a year on airport improvements, up from the $1 billion appropriated for such projects for the fiscal year that ended Wednesday. +At one point, there were estimates that 12,000 people were killed in Timisoara, more than 7,000 of them reportedly executed by the security forces after being detained. +We do know the meaning of 'drama' and 'fiction'. Today at Lucknam Park near Bath BBC governors and members of management begin a three day conference on the future of the corporation. +After all, he has already run the Pentagon, possibly the only organisation with a bureaucracy more Byzantine than the World Bank's. +American officials had planned to reduce costs by implementing a freeze in management and clerical ranks. +For one thing, the U.S. dollar's weakness will give American manufacturers a leg up in bidding against Japanese and European manufacturers. +Several attorneys interviewed about the incident said it appears there was a misunderstanding about the law. +Construction workers went on strike Monday for higher wages, and their union held violent demostrations Wednesday and Thursday in downtown Lima. +The ad requests that Japanese consumers with any information on "unfair practices" among carmakers to send it to Pickens in Dallas, Texas. +"If someone like Libya wants to use this motor to harmful purposes, who will stop them?" said one official. +Banks are struggling to reverse this year's pattern of losing ground in the battle for money market investors. +How about kicking the Soviets off Mount Alto? +Both Saunders and Alfred E. Perlman, former New York Central president, had hot tempers. +Aegon continues to look for possible acquisitions or partners in Italy and Turkey, Mr. Peters says. +The highest paid are top advisers James Baker III and Fred Zeder, both of whom are being paid at an annual rate of $71,377. After the transition, Baker will become secretary of state. +Will he throw De Mornay off the top of her career pinnacle? Probably. +Lawmakers thrashing out a fiscal 1990 defense plan are looking toward Senate action on a military spending bill to help break the impasse over President Bush's budget request for strategic weapons. +These former owners have claimed the shares were worth up to $110 each. +This step toward radiation realism is important news for the 70% of Americans who take X-rays each year and for over a million occupationally exposed workers. +We cannot ascertain what the leaders intentions are, but we will not leave the square," said a student leader from Qinhua University who gave only his last name, Xin. +Opposition leader Benazir Bhutto on Tuesday called on Ishaq Khan to dismiss the Cabinet and appoint a caretaker government until elections. +Richard Hirsch, vice president of Sharps Pixley, said physical copper business in the U.S. has improved slightly. +Fisher estimates there are at least another $100 million worth of artifacts from the Atocha remaining on the ocean floor. +Briercroft has total assets of $868.1 million, a net worth of negative $22.7 million and deposits of $658 million. +Among the few new offerings, Eurofima, the European rail finance agency, launched 75 million Canadian dollars ($57.1 million) of 10 3/4%, three-year Eurobonds with currency warrants. +Abdul-Kadir al-Kadaru and Brig. Gen. +Bondholders arriving for the meeting were shocked to see bright yellow buckets collecting rainwater leaking from the roof in the casino's lobby. +A letter of apology, written by Lei, has been published in the Chongqing Daily. +If the Warner waiver is obtained and the Guber Peters company is acquired, Sony will pay Messrs. +In composite trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, Audio/Video closed unchanged at $5.50 a share. +Mr. Lorenzo wouldn't comment, but a spokesman for Continental says his negative image is the result of a successful negative campaign by Eastern's unions. +It is therefore deeply important that the long-dormant question of Tibet be addressed more actively. +It said the Dresden crowd also divided on the reunification issue. +Curtin said the stance would have negligible affect on the abortion issue as a whole. +The latest week's output was up 13.7% from year-earlier production of 232,807 tons. +"It's nice that (American's) bid came in, but we think shareholders should get more," says Robert Miller of Bishop, Liberman & Cook, attorneys for Robins' equity holders. +The change magnified GE's year-earlier net income; as a result, this year's earnings fell. +The exhibit moves to Detroit, New York City and Los Angeles after its run at the Nelson ends June 18. +In Boston, the granite veneer of the 28 State Street high rise had to be secured with bolts bored into the backup concrete because the granite panels were becoming loose. +A local newspaper cartoon suggested that even Bambi will need a lawyer if Dorrance's plans to create a full scale game ranch with wild boar, ibex and mouflon sheep were realized. +The expenditure of $3 billion over three years for the fiber network and pre-tax quarterly losses of a quarter billion dollars easily make US Sprint the telephone industry's biggest, fastest start-up ever. +"Indeed, not," Mahallati said when asked if Velayati would meet Jackson. +In combination with similar loans made by the Asian Development Bank, this package yields a substantial floor under the price of Indonesian crude oil not available to market-economy producers. +It simply does not reflect any real, operative constraint. +The county registered 14.5 inches of rainfall within 12 hours on Saturday. +He said Kennedy believed that no individual senator should have the power to veto a nominee. +How can I return to the old ways now that I feel we are so close to freedom." Composers and singers from the Beijing Song and Dance Troupe also played their role, fighting what they said was the death of Chinese culture. +The group already has a Japanese Smaller Companies unit trust, run by the same fund management team which will manage Japanese Values. +Section 3(c)(1) of the act exempts any issuer, whatever its legal form, from having to register under that act if its securities are beneficially owned by 100 or fewer people. +But even as his bid to become the conservative alternative to Dole and Bush took shape, the New York congressman faced the possibility of being swept out of the race by former television evangelist Pat Robertson. +Although the system has not been accepted as part of the first phase of the Star Wars project, McDonnell Douglas engineers are pushing it as a possible key component for ALPS. +Mr. Moore may be a social radical, but now he's about to become a rich entrepreneur. +The sale is part of an Allied-Lyons plan to focus its food division on the four core areas of beverages, franchising, baking and ingredients. +The former constitution said a male child should inherit the throne, even if he has an older sister. +And his advice to the Socialists of the nation was: "Do YOUR duty as an agitator and all will be well." +The initial notification "is a bother, and sometimes an expensive bother," one lawyer said. +The square mile is suffering disproportionately from the building bonanza of the late 1980s, the recession in the financial services industry and the evaporation of foreign investment which pushed up prices on trophy buildings. +It also belongs to a consortium, led by Banco Bilbao Vizcaya, which leads in the battle to get a mobile telephony licence in Spain. A big question for Vodafone and its competitors is how long prices can remain stable. +That's not easy, if only because of budget constraints. +Robert J. Carpenter, president and chairman of Integrated, said the method "may provide the most sensitive means to detect and monitor the level of activity of the virus." +It's got to make some sort of intellectual or economic sense to survive." EDITOR'S NOTE _ Freshwater mussels and clams are falling victim to disease and greed, and experts ponder the fate of the rivers that depend on them. +Last year, visitors to Malaysia doubled from 3.7m in 1989 to 7m arrivals, of which 65 per cent came through Singapore. The republic enjoyed a 20 per cent increase in earnings in 1990 to SDollars 7.6bn or 6 per cent of its gross domestic product. +'Our issue is: has there been a fair bidding process?' +One influence here is the record trading volumes for November, announced by the London Stock Exchange on Tuesday. +Researchers said Thursday that depression in Alzheimer's sufferers may be caused by deterioration in parts of the brain that produce chemicals believed to keep people upbeat. +ABC network originated its Business World show from here. +New-home sales for the first nine months were down 4.4 percent from the same period in 1988. +County NatWest Ltd. managed the issue. +They all have an interest in cleaning up their industry and avoiding practices that destroy relationships with their customers. Central to improving the industry's reputation is greater transparency in the nature of the transaction. +"It's great for us to be seen and heard outside our traditional arena. +The congress also would "elect by secret ballot the president of the Supreme Soviet," the document said. +"I didn't know what else to do," he said. +The anti-loitering law prohibits people from sleeping in transportation facilities or staying there without giving authorities a "satisfactory explanation" of what they're doing. +The constitution established 17 autonomous Spanish regions, some with their own language besides the official Castilian. +But they were doing Louis B. Mayer's version." Tune made sure everyone knew the novel. +A Loeffler associate said today that Loeffler had spoken to White House chief of staff John Sununu about the post. The associate said he did not believe Loeffler had spoken directly to the president. +Tom Maulson, a Chippewa active in treaty issues, said the tribe has supported the idea of sharing resources for years. +An additional 299,000 shares are authorized for repurchase under an earlier stock buy-back program. +In addition to Japan and South Korea, 33 other nations and two trading blocks were singled out for barriers against U.S. products. +Now, it may happen. +That would be up from 37.1% in the first 10 months of 1987 but down from 41% in 1986. +"This is yet one more sign that our economy is doing very well," said Lyle Gramley, a former Federal Reserve governor, now chief economist of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America. +It is impossible to show them in sufficient detail here, but my reading of them suggests that a year-end target price of Pounds 4.80 looks feasible and a target price for mid-1994 of Pounds 5.50 on the fully-paid shares looks possible. +But Baliles, as well as Robb, stayed in Wilder's camp. +The Supreme Court today agreed to decide whether the Army must bargain with unions over the wages and fringe benefits received by teachers at Army-run schools. +Mr Clinton helped by going to Capitol Hill this week. +"I'm restoring it, hopefully, to what it was in its glorious day," Carr said of the March 29 broadcast of the 61st Annual Academy Awards from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. +Fannie Mae 9% issues and 9.5% issues saw the biggest prepayment gains, up 49% and 30%, respectively. +"This is the most wonderful day of my life," said Eddie Bushka. +Manville, saying the move "isn't a preemptive strike," stressed that it sees no potential liability problem with its glass fiber products and hasn't set aside any reserves in anticipation of claims. +Cleaner air, cleaner water, increased protection for American wildlife _ this pro-growth administration has also been staunchly pro-environment," Reagan told the "Take Pride in America" awards ceremony. +Under a 1952 agreement, West Germany has paid more than $40 billion in reparations to Israel, to Jewish groups and to individual claimants. +Sandra Walker of Richmond, as her sister Olga, has a mezzo-soprano so rich she sounds more matronly than girlish, but yet it's a beautiful voice. +Max Gordon, former city editor of The Daily Worker who quit the U.S. Communist Party over its position on Josef Stalin, died Jan. 18 of congestive heart failure. +Police in Palmetto, across the Manatee River from Bradenton, were forced to abandon their patrol cars and travel in garbage trucks. +At least one witness said the victim was a bystander. +Currently, "intangible drilling costs" can greatly reduce an independent producer's taxes. +He added that a continuation of the Contra war "is no good for us. +In recent years too many tax dollars have been wasted because we have produced too many procurement scandals and too few effective weapons. +Thus the Panamanian army remains the true governing body. +As Gabriel cautions, "Part of what is good about Youssou's music is that it is different from mainstream." +The search began just after noon Saturday when the captain of the cruise ship Holiday reported seeing two scuba divers swimming under the ship's hull and asked authorities to search for anything suspicious below the water line. +It also sustained a 6 billion yen valuation loss on its 5,000 shares of Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Co., Japan's telecommunications giant. +Analysts also were sanguine about prospects for completion of the acquisition. +It's a real coincidence, much like the movie `China Syndrome' coming out at the time of the Three Mile Island accident." "Favorite Son" is a three-part, six-hour miniseries based on the best-selling political thriller by Sohmer. +The restructured bank, based in Houston, said net income for the initial period ending June 30 was 66 cents a share. +Bank of New York, which holds a 5 percent stake in Irving, is offering $15 in cash and 1.575 shares of its stock for each of Irving's 18.5 million shares outstanding, or about $1.08 billion. +Volume on the floor of the NYSE came to 127.42 million shares, up from 123.48 million in the previous session. +Apple said the acquisition underscores the company's "commitment to being a leader in the integration of the Macintosh personal computer into industry standard computing environments." +Bouchard said the commission will investigate the best ways to move Canadians between the country's major cities and what such a system could cost. +Their departure time was not known. +Along with the fall in oil, bond prices were boosted modestly by a stronger dollar and fresh foreign demand. +The order imposes "material operating restrictions," forbids asset growth or dividend payouts, limits pay increases for officers and directors and requires new reporting standards, including a one-year budget. +The woman, 27-year-old Vicki R. Long, sued the church for paternity payments stemming from her alleged relationship with a third priest. +Extra floors were added in the last century, and at its peak, the barracks housed 500 horses and 5,000 soldiers. +"It's a very sad state of affairs when we cannot take care of our own," Goldberg said. +'The fall has been overdone by whatever measures you apply,' she says. +One black property owner who doesn't need outside advice is Inez Watts, a 56-year-old grandmother and a secretary in the Oakland school system. +Several lobbyists said resolution of the litigation would boost pressures on Congress to enact a bill this year expanding the securities powers of banks. +The offer is valid until 5 p.m. EDT Tuesday and is contingent upon approval by shareholders and the HCA Board. +It allows companies to adopt takeover defenses that make it prohibitively expensive to undertake a hostile buyout. +He alternates, writing one song for records, one for a Broadway show. +But he says he has "suffered tremendously." +The flight was to have left for Edmonton with 86 passengers at 2:42 p.m. +The name and logo alone take up four inches on the cover, but perhaps that's understandable. +Jackson drove in two runs, stole a base and made a nifty running catch, earning him honors as the most valuable player of the game. +"The climate is not right now," said a senior Palestinian diplomat, speaking privately. +Both are principals of Lampf Lipkind. +"I think it should be understandable how such things can happen in something as big as our government is," Mr. Reagan said. +Consumers increasingly favor imported household electric appliances, clothing and foodstuffs, particularly from countries such as Taiwan, South Korea and Hong Kong because they are cheaper than the Japanese products. +With a cooking time of 40 seconds, the Ore-Ida machine serves up 100 grams of french fries for 75 cents, compared with 68 grams for the same price or higher at McDonald's. +Here again, unionists are split. +But Sens. Charles Robb of Virginia and Sam Nunn of Georgia made it clear they want the party to aim its message more to the middle class. +Meanwhile, the envoy designated by Panamanian President Guillermo Endara as ambassador to the Organization of American States presented his credentials today to OAS officials in Washingtion, even though he was initially rebuffed by the OAS. +"Last week, sales were 37,000 bales and traders had been expecting at least that much if not more," Mr. Simon said. +Rudi Boone, a State Department spokesman in Washington, said he believed U.S. aid to Burma totaled $12.3 million, but he did not know how much of the aid is humanitarian. +A prisoner got stuck in a second-floor window while trying to escape from a police headquarters holding cell and had to be rescued by firefighters, police said. +The yield on the latest 30-year bond rose slightly to about 8 7/8% from 8.84% Monday. +This might deter some skinheads. +Instead of paying damages companies can agree to indemnify the agent for a sum equivalent to a maximum of one year's commission. The change has been welcomed by companies because of the greater flexibility it affords in negotiating new agreements. +When the tape ended, Haig withdrew his claim and the judge dismissed the case. +He noted that the work stoppage differed from other rail strikes because there was a management lock-out this time, as well as a walk-out by labour. +The six-week course began Monday with fewer students than the airline projected. +Christoph Wonneberger, pastor for the Lukas Lutheran Church in Leipzig, said "at least" 70,000 demonstrators marched in Leipzig on Monday night. +In other reports: _The Federal Reserve said bank borrowings from the Federal Reserve System at the discount window, excluding extended credit, averaged $459 million a day in the week ended Wednesday, down from $793 million a day the week earlier. +As it has on each stop of his week-long trip, the Persian Gulf crisis overshadowed events the day. +Both groups still have plenty of headroom to raise debt. +"The ghost of Bill Zeckendorf Sr. seems to be in the closet of one of his offices," says one associate. +"Obviously, the Colt executives don't walk the streets of Los Angeles and experience the violence we have here," said Councilman Zev Yaroslavsky, who introduced the ordinance. +This is causing some concern in the world's most crowded corner. +Selling the hotels already had been delayed because of the litigation surrounding Keating, as well as an $18.5 million lawsuit filed by McCarthy Western Constructors, prime contractor for the Phoenician. +Most people did not recognize them. +But it also matters a lot to me to be Chinese. +Yang, a robust 82, is a former general who has been general secretary of the Central Military Commission for the past eight years. +They also voted both to limit directors' liability and to allow management to consider a broad range of factors, including social and economic issues and the competence and experience of a potential acquirer, in considering a takeover offer. +The indictment, anticipated for months, has been delayed by a number of circumstances. +"Whites are fellow South Africans. +"That's really the Roman candle," he said. +At the core of our approach are the accepted preventive measures, including inoculations and periodic checkups, as well as early detection, prompt and appropriate intervention, and continuity of care. +The bellies' strength was tied to rumors of possible export sales of U.S. pork to Poland, while gains were tempered by a lack of strong market fundamentals. +The Niger River rose to levels higher than any recorded in August since record-keeping began in 1928. +Sales of the Pony, forecast at 18,000 to 20,000 in 1987, could also be hurt by poor resale value. +He served less than 34 months of a 10-year sentence for conspiring to bribe a U.S. senator. +The first to come would be a group of 50 Soviet children who have suffered radiation effects during the world's worst nuclear accident at the Chernobyl nuclear reactor in April 1986. +The competitors did not copy the mechanics of the Costimator software but duplicated its on-screen appearance, what is commonly called the "look and feel" of the program. +The crash site, in a dense forest, could not be reached because of rain. +General Accident cited an increase in underwriting losses. +Repligen's study, to be published in the Dec. 12 issue of the journal Science, follows similar test-tube results using a different prototype vaccine announced earlier this year by Genentech Inc. of South San Francisco, Calif. +SOUND EFFECTS EDITING: Charles L. Campbell and Louis L. Edemann, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." 20. +Newlon said the project promises to bring together public and private economic forecasters, who make their living predicting the future, with researchers who are on the frontier of using supercomputers to expand economic thinking. +Although it is reluctant to acknowledge it, the company is still haunted by its past. Twenty-two years ago, it was forced into receivership and subsequent public ownership when it attempted to enter the then rapidly expanding long-range civil jet market. +But federal outlays for goods and services are responsible for neither the sharp run-up of federal spending nor the switch of the bulk of government spending to the federal level. +On the contrary, lawmakers are busily designing expansions of education, health-care, nutrition and infrastructure programs. +Andrew Cummins, Elders's strategy director, said the company wants to stay in sound financial shape in light of the uncertain world economic outlook. +Another 3,000 people were pushed back by Sandinista troops. +Revenue in 1989 eased to 41.9 billion francs from 42.6 billion francs in 1988. +The specialty chemical and service division contributed 50% of sales and about 40% of earnings in 1987, Mr. Loomis said. +Martin was the author of books critical of some Christian and Eastern religions on grounds they were cults or had origins in cults. +That is an increasingly common move by the FDIC. +The president's pet intellectual, Mr Hector Aguilar Camn, from the editorial group Nexos, was put in charge of the historians who wrote the text. +But last week's negotiations dealt with business practices and customs in both countries that have worsened their trade imbalance, which has stood at about $50 billion for several years. +House GOP Leader Michel intervenes with Bush to save $44 million for upgrading the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois. +Greyhound also turned its first profit that year, earning $730,000 on about $1 billion in revenues after losing about $20 million over the previous two years. +The report generally provided support for economists' estimates that growth is slowing markedly from the first quarter. +Will Maastricht be a milestone or a headstone? It won't be a headstone. +Among other negative events, the company said its fuel expenses were up 6.2% in the quarter, and it continued to lose business on its internal West German routes. +The Agriculture Department's conservation chief says more volunteers are needed to help carry out a massive program aimed at protecting the nation's soil and water resources. +The reverse may also be true. +Last year, more than 45,000 sailors attached to the U.S. Sixth Fleet visited the hilly Mediterranean city. +Ms. Reetz at Union Bank called the Schlesinger report "the most important news all day." "It's interesting that he's even thinking about lower interest rates," IDEA's Mr. Ruskin said. +Gorbachev may be booed somewhere along the line, but he probably won't do what Khrushchev did: Boo back. +A small handful is starting to introduce share option schemes for everyone modelled on the schemes usually only available to executives. The most recent example is Alpha Airports, which joined the stock market last week. +First-half revenue declined 2.2% to $75.9 million from $77.6 million. +In a letter to shareholders, Brent Walker Chairman Lord Kindersley linked investigations by the Serious Fraud Office, begun at his request last week, to the discovery of apparent discrepancies in unaudited accounts for the first half of 1990. +Yeutter, speaking to a meeting of the National Association of Agricultural Journalists, cited recent cases involving chemicals in the food supply. +I have stood there at the height of a sedge hatch on a June night and lost my head and my nerve utterly at the sight of a surface boiling with feeding trout. There, too, I suffered an early, indelible trauma. +Alaska Air paid about $31 million for Jet America in a transaction completed in December. +But several members of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee were expected to spend quite a bit of time grilling Darman in a search for details on Bush's plan. +In August 1982, the company received a 4.26% annual rate increase, or $39.6 million. +Roy Burry, with Kidder, Peabody & Co., expects Frito-Lay to trim its staff and operations further if price-cutting within the snack-food industry continues. +The SEC obtained court orders freezing U.S. brokerage accounts used to conduct the alleged illegal trading and preventing the destruction or alteration of documents. +Innu who live in the area say the training flights, which take place each year from April to November, are disrupting their way of life and harming caribou herds. +It closed yesterday at $40.125, down 25 cents in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +For all of 1988, the index was 113.4, down slightly from 113.8 in the previous year, as family incomes mostly keep pace with increases in mortgage interest rates and home prices. +Meeting with his new presidential council of advisers last week, he talked about "radicalizing" economic reform and said that later this month the council would discuss a new economic package, an apparent alternative to the government's. +We think that is the most important," said a spokeswoman for Visa International, speaking on condition that she not be identified. +Religious legislators claim that posters featuring partially clad models violate Jewish dictates of modest dress for men and women. +For all his youthful success, of course, Mr. Riedlbauer still has a very small venture. +UNI STOREBRAND, Norway's largest insurance group, yesterday reported an increase in 1991 net profits, before allocations, to NKr565m (Dollars 86.9m). +Chrysler Vice President Anthony St. John, the company's chief negotiator, said Tuesday that Chrysler has asked union leaders to support a company push for adoption of so-called Modern Operating Agreements at all plants. +They cannot collect more than $4,000 per year. +As soon as CNN announced that a few missiles had landed in Israel and no more were expected, Dhahran called off its alert, too. +Arthur Pappas, the Glaxo director responsible for Canada and Latin America, has resigned from the group board with immediate effect following what the company describes as 'differences of management approach and style'. +Liang also reportedly supported a tolerant stance toward the island's students participating in the pro-democracy movement, which the central government accused Zhao of backing. +Asked if there were more than 20, the firefighter said yes, the chief said. +Ten people were treated for minor injuries and released from Alajuela Hospital, airline officials said. +It is the US, rather than Japan, that is dependent on the goodwill of foreign investors. +But an official of CNW Corp., the railroad's parent firm, said late Monday night such a move would be fruitless since the United Transportation Union had rejected the company's latest compromise offer. +U.S. officials announced today the completion of a month-long international drug enforcement campaign that resulted in seizure of 11 tons of cocaine, destruction of 244 tons of marijuana and 1,200 arrests. +"Economic conditions have deteriorated. +Even through the early 1960s, the moral ethos of public schools was sufficiently Protestant as to not generate concern, even though Evangelicals had lost force and credibility as a religious movement. +I don't think you can give people only one layer." Florida is under invasion by a rapidly spreading foreign army that threatens to change the face, and even the climate, of the region. +He argued that the leasing standards that involved capitalisation of finance leases were fundamentally flawed. +"By our count, only about a dozen of his answers were even contested by the government," Secord's lawyers said in a court filing. +United Cable Television Corp. of Baltimore agreed to the settlement Monday, midway through a trial brought by the two investors. +Big companies with Ph.D. mathematicians and mainframe computers long ago figured out ways to determine the best mixes. +Putting someone with operating experience into a staff job, however, isn't always easy. +He spoke from the office of his center for homeless children. +Officials of Drexel Burnham Lambert (S) Pte. +The 94-inch telescope is named for Edwin P. Hubble, an astronomer in the 1920s and 1930s. +At least 30 people were injured in the city of Bogra, 100 miles northwest of Dhaka, when government supporters attacked opposition workers, United News of Bangladesh reported. +As neither Railtrack nor the government feel like paying that, Britain seems destined to more commuting nightmares. +The southern port is in Ms. Bhutto's home province of Sindh, where hundreds of people have died and thousands more have been hurt in ethnic turmoil over the past three years. +Cords should be buried under the turf where you may be mowing grass. +Before the applause dies down, the drums are offstage and dainty Chieko, in lime tunic and tangerine harem pants, is on to perform a Balinese-inspired dance. +Tass said initially that Uzbekistan's declaration of independence was approved by a majority of Supreme Soviet members, but it later issued an advisory withdrawing the report. +"The 40th Annual Emmy Awards" broadcast Sunday ranked 33rd among network shows with a rating of 10.4 and an 18 share, Fox's highest showing among the networks. +However, he refused to release the results of the exam, which was conducted Oct. 31 at Tripler Army Medical Center here. +Keystone Camera Products Corp., claiming to be the last American maker of conventional fixed-focus cameras, lost its bid Tuesday for trade relief from imports. +Before seasonal adjustments, profits averaged 4.2% of sales in the fourth quarter, compared with 5.6% in the third quarter and 3.3% in the fourth quarter of 1986. +Two black men in Atlanta were charged in the crime. +Unemployment is low, and other indicators suggest the economy now is strong enough to withstand higher rates. +The SS-23 has a range of slightly more than 300 miles, the minimum distance set by the INF treaty. +One idea is to allow payroll deductions into a tax-deferred "portable" account for each employee. +Police were seen today loading more than 40 bodies onto trucks in various places. +Israel radio reported that a Jewish woman was injured when an unidentified object was thrown at the bus in which she was traveling in Nablus. +He said his cotton operations ultimately were taken over by a competitor. +She said she has no record of early Pennsylvania museums or private collections containing any Dutch paintings. +Most judges tend to play down the effects of publicity, and successful appeals based on prejudicial articles are rare. +On a gray brick wall in Beijing, activists pasted up posters criticizing the leftist leaders and calling for the return to power of the reformist Mr. Deng. +The Labor Department recently switched from a 1967 base period for both its producer and consumer price index figures. +The streets of Bucharest were calm for the first time in four days today after coal miners went home at the behest of President-elect Ion Iliescu, who thanked them "with all my heart" for helping put down unrest. +Treasury issues, which fell Tuesday, slid about 3/8 point yesterday. +Investors tend to heavily short new issues that rise rapidly in price, because initial public offerings tend to peak. +Now that you think about it, you too can turn old file folders inside out and relabel them. +It emerges when people confuse these healthy feelings with the managerial and technical means employed to achieve that common goal. +Second, it stipulates that the Smithsonian Institution, where possible, return its collection of some 18,000 Indian remains to their original tribes for burial. +I've known these guys (Aykroyd, Ramis, Reitman) for a long time. +The estimate for the recent quarter includes a $5.5 million pre-tax charge to cover the planned sale of a valve unit and some business restructuring. +Mr. Bresser Pereira commended Philippine Finance Minister Jaime Ongpin for his recent call for a rethinking of the present method of coping with the debt burdens of developing countries. +That preferred stock was swapped for 2.1 million shares of the $4 preferred last year. +Gold prices shrugged off the news of the strike vote, and posted slight declines. +The co-op corporation would liquidate and exchange direct title to a unit for a holder's stock; no other changes in the status quo would occur. +Two big computer retailers had solid sales gains in the latest quarter, further evidence of a modest recovery in the personal-computer market. +The department's Agricultural Statistics Board said Monday that lower prices for lettuce, tomatoes, cotton and milk contributed most to the February decrease. +If so, policy-makers should at least be honest about what they are doing. +Annual profits of the 27 public paper companies that the institute tracks are running about even with last year's record $8 billion and amount to about 7 percent of sales, a historic high, paper institute officials said. +The accord will go into effect on June 16. +Last year Marzotto's earnings declined by nearly 10% to 45.4 billion lire, amid a general recession in the industry. +In recent months, Palestinians have been murdered for selling Israeli goods, working for the civil administration in the territories, working as village policemen and marrying Jews. +Terms of both deals weren't disclosed. +Hard Rock's board of directors already has approved the takeover. +"For the airport and the community as a whole, the strike's impact has been small. +There is the view among some financial professionals that, tax-free or taxable, money funds aren't a bad place to be when the interest rate outlook is uncertain. +NUM plans to challenge the strike-related dismissals, even though they are allowed under South African labor law. +The Rev. Causey says he delivered a sermon intended to soothe tempers, but to no avail. +The Alumni Association gave Stewart its Woodrow Wilson Award for undergraduate alumni distinguished in public service. +Mr Peter Whitehouse, DML's business development manager, said. +Consider, for example, the matter of the economy's two record-shattering deficits, in foreign trade and in the federal budget. +It's the old cutting-off-your-nose-to-spite-your-face problem. +They did not give his name. +They will also discuss the future of U.S. troops in Europe. +Sold the AMA his home for $280,000, although the AMA "was in possession of a single appraisal indicating that the value of the property was from $265,000 to $272,000." Sammons retired in February. +In 1987, 43,500 foreigners visited Tibet, spending $15 million, according to official figures. +He noted that many of his mother's siblings died young, and his own father died when he was 22. +It would have been ridiculous to close Budel, which is one of the two best zinc plants in the world'. +Compared with the same period a year ago, disposable incomes were 1.2 per cent lower. +In its early history, EFTA was successful in achieving tariff reductions while avoiding the tendency to raise non-tariff barriers in their place. +Economists of major U.S. companies are predicting the economy will slow in 1989. +The commission currently is appealing Judge Sporkin's order to reconsider the matter. +Ms. Papandreou is not related to the 69-year-old premier. +It issued the fare-increase plan the same day a federal bankruptcy judge approved a Continental request to secure $120 million in debtor-in-possession financing, a type of loan usually obtained during bankruptcy-court proceedings. +"If they knew about commuting to work every day on the freeway, fighting traffic, they'd have come home and kissed their deck winch," said Babich. +In September 1986, Brooks smelled ether in an empty five-gallon plastic container shipped to Leichty. +The changes they want may be common practice in private manufacturing, but so too is higher pay. +The use of Soviet icebreakers to help save two whales trapped off Point Barrow, Alaska, is emboldening the Coast Guard to again seek presidential approval to add one or more of the polar ships to its fleet. +A wave of pro-democracy demonstrations in January has been answered with carefully targeted harassment of leading activists and the jailing of lesser known campaigners whose detention stirs less protest at home and abroad. +This initiative addresses a problem that is clearly of legitimate concern to Congress, and has the salutary effect of increasing the nation's supply of outstanding centers of scientific research. +When the move finally comes, the markets could calm down. +Corn and soybean futures finished modestly lower, partly on harvest pressure and partly in reaction to the USDA's report of larger-than-expected stocks of those commodities. +Here are the winning weekly state lottery numbers picked so far this week: Lotto: 02; 05; 19; 35; 36; 39. +The crop markets opened lower, led by the soybean complex, amid disappointment that the Bush administration announced no grain export credits to the Soviet Union after Sunday's summit meeting. +It is unlikely to be 'business as usual' until January. One can only hope that Mrs Carla Hills, the chief US trade negotiator, can stick to her guns when she says: 'This is the final - I repeat - the final week of the Uruguay Round. +As a result, the nation's stockpile of wheat by June 1989 is expected to shrink in half to 579 million bushels from the 1.2 billion-bushel level of last June. +Ruml, one of Czechoslovakia's most prominent journalists, fell into disfavor after the Soviet-led invasion of August 1968 that crushed the liberVaculik, who made sarcastic comments about the Communist establishment. +Bond prices staged their biggest gains in nearly four weeks. +Moody's had placed the company's ratings under review for downgrading last December. +The government will still accept refugees who fled after September's military coup, even though the deadline for return under a repatriation program expired, a government spokesman said Tuesday. +The day after the first taping, the cameras are set to roll on the second "Jane," focusing on teen-age pregnancy. +Vietnamese refugees have been flocking to the United States in record numbers the past two months, bring the total since 1979 to 71,396, the U.S. Embassy said Thursday. +He said he doesn't know what happened. +Daisy insists that she has no regrets about that. +The most recent tensions involve Romanian plans to raze up to 7,000 villages, including about 800 ethnic Hungarian communities. +Although prices recently have edged back up, the remote but underlying fear remained a production free-for-all that would send oil back toward the $10 nadir reached five years ago. +Did you know that Progresso spaghetti sauce is produced by a major defense contractor? +The concern also hopes to expand its home video business, which it started in March, Mr. Fries said. +The Four Seasons is "probably New York's most exorbitantly expensive restaurant," wrote food critic Mimi Sheraton in her book "Mimi Sheraton's Favorite New York Restaurants." +He cited continued positive earnings news and the belief that interest rates are going to come down further before they go up. +Several dozen projects are only awaiting Czech government approval before they can start. +"Generally, the approach that Americans have been taking is to concentrate on clever ways to wring more performance out of passive LCDs. +They shed no original light, Mr. Mailer fails to make them interesting, or even to make sense of their complicated sex- and alcohol-laced lives. +About 250 students at China's foremost university, meanwhile, defied a school prohibition and met to discuss political change. +Some accuse him of trying to boost his chances in the December elections. +In Italy his passing was often decorative rather than dangerous. +We owe him an enormous debt for this work, and for a lot more. +In 1876, Hickok was shot in the back while holding aces and eights in Deadwood's Saloon No. 10. +If one of them nails George Bush you get a free convention T-shirt. +He has served part of the term and faces four more jail stays annually during the Thanksgiving-through-New Year's holiday season. +Through most of its history, Parker has maintained strongly defined branding, focused on quality and steering clear of cheap disposability. That brand image created loyalty. +Analysts had expected the Chicago plant-closing charge to be about $35 million, but that portion of the provision is now estimated to total $50 million. +In addition to helping the port to maintain its 15% share of the national market, the official said, the new facility would "develop more than 500 jobs locally." +Managua said it believes Americans were aboard a Contra supply plane it shot down. +Mills, who had been mostly confined to his home since a 1977 stroke, died Wednesday at his home in this suburb south of Providence. +The movement was sloppy and dull. +The program, together with previous buybacks, will represent 40% of each class of share. +Davis denied the rumors. +Two men have been detained by the Mexican police. Cardinal Posadas, who was 66, had been cardinal in Guadalajara for nearly two years, and had previously served as bishop in the cities of Tijuana and Cuernavaca. +Under the earlier plan, Caesars was to have offered $400 million of notes and $300 million of debentures. +On the political front, Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir sharply protested a meeting between Secretary of State George P. Shultz and two Arab-Americans linked to the PLO. +Judy Powers of Los Alamos, N.M., said she was at the gathering that night and said Richards never was there. +The book was made into a made-for-TV movie that was broadcast on CBS in 1975. +"But everyday reality is just the opposite. +After joining Herbert Morris in 1970, he became a director of Davy Corporation in 1977, and later chairman and chief executive of Davy Engineering Industries before becoming deputy chief executive and, in 1990, chief executive of Davy Corporation. +At the end of June, there were 326 companies on the market, with a total capitalisation of Pounds 5.08bn. +Rep. Jack Fields, R-Texas, said that despite their political differences, he and Leland were the best of friends. +Gregory, who flew on a 1985 shuttle mission, is the first black shuttle commander. +Despite his departure as US defence secretary, Les Aspin's finger is still hovering over the button. +"This makes sure that the process moves and doesn't just rattle around in the bureaucracy until the 21st century," Ms. Florini said. +They declined an offer to meet with administrators in the provost's office Tuesday morning, and instead presented a list of demands that included a halt to all Defense Department research at the 25,000-student campus. +But Rowland shrugs off the polls, attributing Weicker's lead only to his high name recognition after two decades as a statewide political figure. +Portions of the censored versions of the notebooks which North handed over to Congress played a role in recently ended Senate confirmation hearings for Donald Gregg, President Bush's ambassadorial nominee to South Korea. +While there are a few hundred documented cases of heterosexual transmission, the overlap between risk groups and the population at large may be much less than has been thought. +Indeed, Mr. Willis, the hip star of the TV series "Moonlighting," helped push sales of the cooler to the top of the market. +NASA managers were criticized in the study for not defining the precise minimum weather conditions for a space shuttle launch. +Our policy of cooperation is firm. +'If we'd not done this, Riyadh would be another Cairo,' says a ministry official, 'and we'd be spending billions instead on infrastructure and roads. +Beth Cox, summer minister for the Fairfax Unitarian Church in Virginia, said Christ could have been tempted by the sensual. +At a forum, six Israeli peace activists and Arab moderates on Sunday praised the PLO parliament-in-exile's declaration of an independent state as a message of peace and acceptance of Israel's existence. +After graduating from Northwestern University Law School in 1929 at the top of his class, Goldberg became a specialist in labor law. +The bearded, 50-year-old de Maiziere sidestepped questions about becoming premier. +Egypt won't be sold advanced technology such as armor metallurgy, laser range finders, weapons systems, engine, transmission or fire control systems. +Attorneys for Mr. Wallach, Mr. Chinn and Mr. London said they would appeal the convictions. +He also repeats his midyear forecast that the civilian unemployment rate, which stood at 5.5% in July, will soar to 8.9% by mid-1991. +I live here and I have to look these people in the eyes.' There is already unrest among miners. +Bentsen has said the increasing dependence on foreign oil adds to the trade deficit and threatens national security. +A psychiatric evaluation was ordered Thursday for Warren Murphy, 39, who was charged with assault with intent to commit murder during the 13-hour ordeal at the main New Orleans post office. +We really just hoped for a victory without a runoff." Elections officials said turnout was best in the Little Havana precincts. +In Florida the poll put the race at 49 percent for Bush to 42 percent for Dukakis, essentially a dead heat because of the sampling error. +Another amendent demanded that the city repeal a law requiring insurance companies to sell life insurance to people with AIDS. +The size of the federal work force is widely perceived to have mushroomed since World War II, but that growth has occurred in fits and starts, usually expanding modestly during Democratic administrations and contracting slightly during Republican ones. +Mr. Stephenson, 44, is senior vice president and scientific director of Oncogene and one of its founders. +The genetically engineered strains keeps producing as long as nearby plants need it. +In a separate conflict, two warring factions of the Palestine Liberation Organization called a cease-fire after battles that killed five people. +Ms. Sommers is an associate professor of philosophy at Clark University, Worcester, Mass. +The "Wukuf," or standing at Arafat, represents the culmination of the annual hajj, which all of the world's 850 million Moslems are expected to make at least once if they can afford it. +The Iraqi News Agency said Arab pilots called "The Group of Martry Joul Gamal" said they were ready to carry out suicide attacks on U.S. ships dispatched to the gulf by foreign nations to enforce economic sanctions. +She worked in the women's wear section of a downtown department store to pay the rent. +The prices of most of these issues came down in the month ended in mid-April and short sellers cashed in, closing out their short positions. +For this reason, says Dennis Exton, a telecommunications analyst at the London stockbrokerage Paribas Quilter Securities Ltd., outsiders usually underestimate the size of Nokia's computer and telecommunications operations. +But it also acquired a massive mound of debt and faced the daunting task of selling billions of dollars of assets. +'Is the fault of Mr Walker that he trusted his friends too much? +National Westminster closed 50 pence higher at 753 pence ($12.27). +Could this week's events have marked a de-coupling between stock and bond prices - the start of a period in which the share index might be driven more by fundamentals than mood? As to the answer, it is anybody's guess. +Solidarity leader Lech Walesa on Sunday insisted that one of his closest advisers be allowed to accompany him to France on his first trip abroad in seven years. +Barely melt the butter. +The administration also plans to use the authority to complete negotiating a new world trade accord under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. +Entertainment-industry earnings "are becoming weaker," said Harold Vogel, a first vice president at Merrill Lynch & Co. "The domestic box office is down from a year ago and the cost of making and releasing films is up." +The radical factions, opposed to any negotiations with Israel, have bitterly condemned a statement by Bassam Abu Sharif, a close Arafat aide, saying the PLO would recognize Israel in return for direct peace talks. +Thus, lawyers fear, if they accept fees from people they know to be guilty of crimes, they could be subject to prosecution as well. +On the one hand, economic news from continental Europe continues to be poor; on the other, stronger growth in the US raises the prospect of steadily climbing bond yields and the possibility of a tightening by the Federal Reserve. +The government decision triggered a flurry of trading in BP shares. +His Hamlet looks genuinely youthful. Ophelia's speech about the 'observed of all observers' has him absolutely right. +One pre-condition is about to be met. +That would intensify the bitterness in many Arab quarters against the United States, Israel's main protector. +Chairman Thomas traveled to Seattle and met with some of the parties involved in that matter. +At the time, NASA spokesman Jeff Carr said the agency could not police the astronauts. +"It perpetrated a piece of bad tax policy." +Time is money." Stein said a toll of $2 would increase the service's budget by 50 percent. +His advisers hope these amendments will be enough to mollify the plan's opponents without disillusioning those economists and outside investors who originally welcomed the programme. Mr Dehaene is used to such political balancing acts. +Secord is appealing a conviction last month for the same offense. +"The driving force in the markets today is in Europe and in the Far East," said Peter Gignoux, London-based manager of the Shearson Lehman Hutton international energy desk. +The indication is there probably could be up to a hundred gravesites. +Corporations in the U.S. don't trust investment bankers, and we don't have any strong leadership in the investment-banking community." +Channell testified four times in June 1987, but said that it was Hunt who asked North two questions and North simply answered yes to each. +It's just a question of jobs." Kelp had joined the workers in their vigils outside the plant's front gate, sometimes standing in front of a cross with the word "Solidaritaet" (Solidarity) on it. +The government has proposed the death penalty for people who smuggle women out of the country and sell them into prostitution. +Those things force you to examine who you are, why you ended up the way you are, what your failures were," she said. +He said 1988 and 1989 "have gone down as the driest two-year period ever in Iowa." A federal judge today blocked sections of Pennsylvania's new abortion law from taking effect Tuesday. +Strubig said the organization, based in Stadtoldendorf, began providing social and medical assistance to Palestinian refugees and poor Lebanese villagers in the Sidon region last November. +Even more intimate is the Restaurant de la Paz, where the tables are set with the owner's own solid silver cutlery. Newly fashionable among carnivorous Bolivians is the Brazilian-style meat restaurant Brasargent (fixed price; all the meat you can eat). +AT&T uses about 22,000 Intelsat circuits worldwide. +Abdul Kader, an official who helped in the rescue, said it was unlikely any more survivors would be found. +This is a fact which the stock market, when weighing the attractions of Royal Mail shares, would doubtless work out for itself. On closer inspection, the whole idea is a non-starter. +The Toulouse club helped relocate N'Tmack's brother and mother when he decided to join them. Despite its strict codes and amateur status, the attraction of the game is strengthened by the social and economic opportunities it provides. +Among the big stock funds, Dreyfus Fund, with more than $2 billion in assets, had a decline of just 1.49% for the week and a return of 21.42% for the year. +"We are not keeping them forever. +During the hearing, Medenica, represented by attorney F. Lee Bailey, said he wanted to return to Switzerland to clear his name. He said he is innocent of the fraud charges, which stem from changes that were made in records at his Swiss clinic. +The planes came within 1.9 miles of each other, both at 9,000 feet, and Federal Aviation Administration officials at the time said the British Airways pilot had to make a hasty turn to avoid a collision. +A Justice Department lawyer working on the case, P. Terry Lubeck, said Hager has agreed to plead guilty. +And the FDIC wouldn't dip into its own funds, which are provided by member banks, not taxpayers or S&Ls. +The only way for the party now is to take decisive steps in favor of the working class." +The Dutch government unveiled a 170.5 billion guilder (US$80.86 billion) federal budget for 1989 that modestly trims state spending across the board. +"I've got it in technology," says Mr. Leonard the investor. +A whole new vocabulary of buzz words has developed. +Rising production costs and cutbacks in federal payments are keeping up the pressure on farmers this year, says a new outlook report by the Agriculture Department. +"(Mrs. Cade) had smelled a strong odor Sunday, and Monday she looked in a small scuttle hole in a bedroom closet and saw Jason's body," Beaty said. +But he added, "The Army is looking at a reduction of 135,000 men in uniform. There's no way you can do that without affecting us. +IRS officials also said that most of the cases have been referred to the Justice Department. +Now, he works for Narcotic and Drug Research Inc., which runs ARRIVE, going to prisons to recruit prospective students. +Ultramar gained 3 to 328, London & Scottish Marine Oil rose 7 to 512, and Enterprise Oil gained 7 to 594. +"It's very hard to buy a car in this atmosphere." Retailing giant Sears, Roebuck and Co. is freezing the salaries of 20,000 employees for one year in a cost-cutting move, a published report said today. +The most notable activity came from Japanese investors, who sold dollars for yen. +They had been married four years and were in divorce proceedings. +All you ever seem to do is solemnise the obvious.' This was a different Felipe Gonzalez to the tired figure Mr Aznar was able to walk over in their first debate a week earlier. +The optical telescope would be about four times more powerful than the $1 billion space telescope planned for launch next year by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. +Mr. Spielvogel declines to comment on the Saatchi association. +Iran's official Islamic Republic News Agency, monitored in Cyprus, quoted the Tehran Times newspaper Monday as saying it was doubtful Eliasson would be able to break the deadlock. +Traders took the absence of core inflation as a sign the Federal Reserve Board likely would stimulate the economy with lower interest rates after its policymakers meet Tuesday. +The four key ones are: -The restrictions to be imposed on transfers to allies of weapons barred under the treaty. +As an MBO company it paid off its debt rapidly and invested in plant improvements. +Car and truck sales rose a modest 2.7 percent in mid-May from the same period last year, manufacturers reported, but analysts noted the sales compared with a year-earlier period that may have been slower than usual. +In 1987, a Korean Air jetliner disappeared off Burma, with the loss of all 115 people aboard; South Korean authorities charged North Korean agents had bombed the aircraft. +Israel argues that the Geneva Convention only bans mass deportation, not expulsions of a few individuals. +On the seventh anniversary of the declaration of martial law and suppression of the Solidarity trade movement, students chanting "Solidarity!" pelted police with stones today and were answered with tear gas during a protest at Warsaw University. +"If that's not applicable, we proceed up through a chain of using intermediaries." +Mrs. Nealy went to a segregated school in Lamarque, Texas, and her children, 9 and 13, attend a private multiracial school. +Acyclovir reduced the number of itchy blisters and shortened by a day the normal five-day course of chickenpox in 50 Twin Cities children who received the drug, according to a report in this month's Journal of Pediatrics. +The French franc eased back a few notches in late European trading but closed unchanged on the day at FFr3.396. +The ratings concern said that although the company took a special provision for loans to less-developed countries in 1987, the exposures are low and very manageable. +Clinical trials showed that Foscarnet appears to be more effective against the infection than Syntex Corp.'s Ganciclovir, which was approved by the FDA in 1989. +The Federal Bureau of Investigation is slated to receive $30 million by charging for fingerprint services in civil cases, and the judiciary will rely on another $32 million from bankruptcy charges, including a 33% increase in the current filing fee. +"I think corporations behave somewhat differently knowing that more and more and bigger and bigger shareholders are looking over their shoulders," says executive director Margaret Carroll, who has been with the center from the start. +Pay increases should average about 5 percent this year and next for the nation's salaried workforce, narrowly outpacing expected inflation, according to a survey released Thursday. +In rooftop gardens, meanwhile, the sun may blaze down. +Noting innovations such as the company's recent efforts to add discount grocery operations to some of its Wal-Mart outlets, Mr. Whyte added that he would not be surprised if Wal-Mart achieved the lofty goals laid out by its chairman and founder. +In future, they will concentrate on retail trades, and new electronic screens will handle wholesale dealing. Compiled by Michael Morgan The outlook for higher interest rates in the US and Germany will dominate activity this week. +Angola's UNITA guerrilla leader Jonas Savimbi on Thursday renounced a truce that began in June. +Home Shopping's suit alleged that it lost profits when a telecommunications system installed by GTE Florida cut off or otherwise lost millions of callers. +Albert H. Nahmad, chairman and chief executive officer, also said he will recommend a one-time, special dividend of between five and 10 cents a share at the board meeting scheduled April 27. +The sale would complete Chemical's plan to dispose of lower-margin retail operations outside the U.S. in order to concentrate on more profitable international trading and fund-management businesses, Mr. Musters said. +"The challenge is to maintain that distinction, but to explore a character that children may have first seen in another vehicle," says Helen Boehm, a vice president of the Fox Children's Network, a unit of News Corp.'s Fox Inc. +The decline of centralised data processing will be accelerated, it says, by: Shrinking computing budgets. +The Bank Board pledged to provide $34.9 million in assistance, while First Bancorp agreed to invest $17 million in the thrift. +In Arizona, firefighters hoped to contain today the last large fires, a 800-acre fire near Lake Havasu City in the west-central part of the state. +The government has one other tool to boost population growth. Quebec will welcome 27,000 immigrants this year and is eager to take more, provided they remain in the province and educate their children in French. +South Dakota, for example, has been more concerned with getting a coin approved for the 50th anniversary of Mount Rushmore National Memorial. +Jim Wood said a pier buckled at the Alameda Naval Air Station, causing two minor injuries. +The securities firm said profit declined to $413,000 from the year-earlier $49.9 million, or 59 cents a share. +The executive pointed out that part of its $15.5 million loss reflected a write-down in the value of its Atlantic Research holdings. +In a poll released Sunday, Takeshita's popularity sank to 3.9 percent, an all-time low. +Mississippians honor both Lee's and King's birthdays on the same day. +There were a lot of mergers, buyouts and joint ventures _ many of them by non-American companies. +Romeril hesitates, and then says that, although the tendency is there, it is less strong than it used to be. At Xerox, Romeril's function is to remain broad: he is to be in charge of business strategy and business development as well as finance. +Most of the 16 papers edited by Nicholas Dimsdale and Martha Prevezer deal with deficiencies in British arrangements, including the allegedly malign effects of excessive takeover activity and 'short-termism.' +The combined share of 38 percent for the three networks was about half their normal prime-time audience. +Roche is a subsidiary of F. Hoffmann-La Roche & Co. of Switzerland. +"Even though senior management weren't native Texans, good-old-boyism was apparently alive and well" at First City, says Sandra Flannigan, a securities analyst at Alex. +Doctors removed bone slivers from her left hip to replace the discs. +Analysts found nothing unusual in the heavy volume, considering the double-pronged effect of the triple-witching hour and the dividend plays. +A teen-age gang member on Saturday night walked into the apartment complex of Marlene Garcia, 19 and three months pregnant, and opened fire, police Sgt. Ralph Freeze said Sunday. +Meanwhile, there was a surge of diplomatic activity by France and the U.N., but there was no immediate sign the diplomacy would succeed. +Last Thursday, palladium rocketed to an 8-year-high and platinum surged to its highest price in four months as other scientists replicated the Utah experiment. +"Larry will be a very important cog in the future success of Braniff," Mr. Foley says. +"Their objections seem to me to be highly technical in nature," West said in a telephone interview from his Washington office. +But it snapped back to climb 1.6% against the Japanese yen and 1.1% against the West German mark. +This contradicts the very essence of internationalist socialism. +"He filled an essential and even an heroic role at the Post," said Katherine Graham, chairman of The Washington Post Co. +But if implemented on the scale the unions want, they could bring a halt to his shift to a market economy. +Officials said thousands of miles of bushland was destroyed as fires threatened to engulf townships. +Lopez, speaking through an intermediary in Honduran army intelligence, told Contra leaders that he would deploy the air force and three battalions of the 110th Brigade to enforce his decision. +Operating profits increased from Dollars 43m to Dollars 45.6m. +Insilco makes electronic, communications, publishing and office products, metal parts and paint. +They have been concerned with "Mark Twain, his works, his philosophy and the environment in which he lived." +All parties agreed to abide by that amount, he said. +Also, the system will cut down on cash and check handling costs of financial institutions, Mr. Fry said. +His best picks, like Flight International, are based on balance-sheet or accounting problems of specific companies. +As it was, the Mafia became an arm of anti-communism in return for a fairly well-defined but tacit agreement on the tolerance of their illicit activities. +Communist authorities accused dissidents and the Western media of fomenting the unrest. +Whirlpool Corp. said Friday a poor showing by its kitchen cabinet business and expected losses from selling the business contributed to a $12 million fourth-quarter loss and a 51 percent drop in earnings for all of 1988. +The announcement of the new management team came at the end of the trading day. +Deutsche Bank jumped 14.2 to 422, boosted by the recent upturn in stock prices and positive earnings prospects for the year. +The report says right-wing extremists committed more than 1,200 violent crimes from 1983 to 1987, including 29 terrorist acts. +But for hundreds of solvent but thinly capitalized or narrowly profitable thrifts, it is a major cost. +Separately, Thorn Apple said it agreed to buy back over the next five years the 1.1 million shares held by Mr. Charlupski and his family. +Margarines, peanut butter and a host of similar food products, including the fats used in commercial baked goods, also are partially hydrogenated vegetable oils. +In January, the Florida Democrat broke with his party's leadership and joined in sponsoring the war resolution. +That problem is made worse because there are no new hit products on the horizon, no new breakthroughs like the VCR of a decade ago. +The British government announced details of its plans to eliminate the unpopular poll tax as of 1993 and to replace it with an alternative property-based levy that would be called the Council Tax. +Malta currently has the world's tenth largest shipping register. +The College Board, in its annual tuition survey released Wednesday, found average charges heading 5 to 9 percent higher come fall. +Though Wilson made no promises of specific appointments Thursday, he pointed to his record as proof of his commitment to minority appointments. +He was Talmadge's administrative assistant in 1978. +China, which used to pride itself on its free education, has begun forcing schools to set up small factories, restaurants or hotels to pay for themselves. +Paul Ode, an attorney for Dartmouth Bank, said the lender-law issue might not ultimately be resolved until the case is concluded, which could take as long as three years. +Power during that time was held by Nur Mohammad Taraki, who was smothered with a pillow in a party feud in September 1979 and whose successor, Hafizullah Amin, was assassinated shortly after the Soviet troops arrived. +As one senior security adviser put it: 'British Airways lost Pounds 10m because of some IRA mortars that caused no physical damage.' +Steve Brown, assistant school superintendent, said the victims had been friends. +The purchase of 54.9 million common shares, including the stake held by Mr. Jacobs's partnership with Amway, would cost $2.25 billion. +The heavy participation by Japanese institutions in international financial markets makes them enormous potential users of financial futures and options. +Fairchild holders approved the reincorporation at the annual meeting April 22. +Corporate Issues Corporate bond prices finished little changed to off 1/8 point in light trading. +On the grey market Zeneca when-issued shares closed down 8p at 632p ex-rights. +More drastic surgery will be necessary next year. +The Common Market, overflowing with wine and wary of new competition, requires that all bottles from England bear the label "table wine." +Jews already constitute a substantial majority in Israel, numbering more than 3.7 million compared with 850,000 Arabs. +Parliament may be holding out for a greater say in shaping the deal once the Maastricht treaty is ratified. +Ed Tracy, president of Trump's three casinos and one non-casino hotel here, said the commission's decision to postpone ruling on the matter until today did not cause problems with the banks. +But when someone like Kearns wants to bring an invention to market, the patent system is a roadblock because it allows for a legal morass like the one Kearns found himself in. +The American Medical Association's law-making body began acting Tuesday on more than 100 reports and 200 resolutions, ranging from proposals to require health warnings in alcohol advertising to cautions about of clove cigarettes. +Soviet officials will conduct a census beginning Thursday that they say will give them a much broader understanding of the population and citizens' living conditions. +Butcher & Singer will be allowed to conduct various other activities during the suspension, including executing trades for clients, Mr. Scherer said. +Qintex, which is in the middle of a major restructuring designed to raise money, had said in July that it would build a $1 billion resort on the property, owned by the Chandler Family Trust in this small town in southern Orange County. +The collider will be a 53-mile-circumference, underground ring of magnets capable of whipping proton beams into each other with 20 times the force of the world's most powerful existing accelerator. +The flaw, officials said, cannot be repaired from the ground and the space observatory never will be able to capture all of the spectacular views of the universe that had been expected, although a repair mission scheduled for 1993 may restore one camera. +He had been a general manager in charge of household cleaning products for the past two years, and earlier held a series of positions with Lever elsewhere in Europe as well as America. +Volkswagen's Audi AG subsidiary isn't included. +Colombo Zoo's Mr. Fernando calls that experiment "far-out." +It was the apostles' own calling." "There is something noble about being a fisherman, about producing food for people to eat," Backer says. +Congress will raise $375 million of its new $3.3 billion welfare bill by taking away from working parents of children 12-14 an income tax deduction for child care. +Jacques d'Amboise, who founded the institute in 1976 to teach dancing to schoolboys, wrote this year's story. +About 200 mourners gathered Sunday afternoon to remember Colorado family and friends who survived or were killed in the crash of United Airlines Flight 232 at Sioux City, Iowa. +Carrefour, which owns the shares, was said to have confirmed to analysts yesterday that its holding was up for sale. +In any case, the potentially conflicting claims on Factor VIII may be resolved by a cross-licensing agreement between the companies involved, analysts said. +Thus, consumers are seeking more affordable collectibles, says Mona Doyle, president of Consumer Network Inc., a consumer research firm in Philadelphia. +On Iraq, the State Department is a little more voluble, but again without any apparent effect. +President Bush has said he wants to wait for U.N. trade sanctions against Iraq to force Baghdad out of Kuwait but he has also voiced impatience with President Saddam Hussein's intransigence. +LORD RAYLEIGH'S Dairies pre-tax profits Pounds 1.8m (Pounds 350,000) for 1993. +At a special meeting of shareholders scheduled for tomorrow, Savin will announce the results of further balloting on four of eight proposals that didn't pass previously. +It is on words such as these that presidential campaigns are built. +His most enduring achievement was probably the assemblage of the land where the United Nations now sits. +Jamaican hotel companies have invested heavily in Cuban tourism. +He adds that he didn't make the trade this year because he thought cattle's price was too high July 1. +Robin Manners, recently retired personnel director of Bass, at MATTHEW CLARK; Peter Kelley has resigned. +Ms. Coppa notes that Commissioner Colletti's husband and son were on the Mustang Ranch's payroll during the short time that Ms. Coppa supervised the business. +And he said "other measures" will be needed if "an outlaw like Saddam Hussein can be only years away from having a nuclear capability." +The loan issue would not be raised at the Senate hearings unless the committee specifically made the matter part of its "investigation," a term that defines the final stage of an ethics probe. +Aneurysms are dangerous because they can rupture suddenly and hemorrhage, or they can leak. +Several worshipers dropped handkerchiefs to soak up some of the holy water that dampens the stone. +This time, however, instead of rich British employers for the sensitive, modest and penniless adventuress, we have a bevy of opulent Argentines speaking to one another in heavily accented English. +Middle aged and elderly also are customers, Terhaar said. +The workers went on strike Saturday after rejecting an offer for a new contract by the Philadelphia Marine Trade Association, an employers' group. +Of that there is no doubt." Tanai's flight seemed to indicate this, but Western diplomats and guerrilla leaders based in Pakistan said fighting continued, although on a smaller scale. +This "pool" arrangement was set up after the U.S. invasion of Grenada, when journalists were kept away from the Caribbean island entirely. +In suits pending around the country, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Trans World Airlines and Continental Airlines are seeking to prohibit the practice. +The hostage deal came at the peak of the hotly contested 1988 election campaign in which Mitterrand won re-election by defeating Chirac, and the Socialists regained control of the government. +The switch was "driven by consumer research," said the spokesman. +The high of 85 was 38 degrees above normal and 15 degrees higher than the 1929 record. +Transportation equipment, a group that includes several producers of trucks and truck parts, fared worse with a 9.81 percent decline. +Nor is it on "The Very Best of Bird" (Warner Bros. 2WB 3198), an essential but frustrating double album that has only 26 of Parker's 33 Dial sides. +Stock analysts are seldom sued for libel because they are generally exceedingly cautious about what they say in their reports, says David E. Robbins, a securities industry lawyer at the New York firm of Kaufmann Gilden & Carlin. +Lynch said the company decided to withdraw its offer after talking to Becor representatives, who indicated that "other bids may be coming in," according to Daniel E. Miller, Lynch's vice president and general counsel. +Three other Western states _ Hawaii, Nevada and Washington _ and farm states North Dakota, Montana, South Dakota, Idaho and Iowa were among the 10 states with the fastest growing per capita incomes. +I've been looking for a catalog like this all my life.'" +Walker, contacted at his hotel room in Washington on Tuesday night, refused to comment on the report of the near collision. +"We're just evacuating the area for safety reasons. +"This is the equivalent of an election year in China," says a Western analyst in Beijing. +Some top congressional Democrats say that if war breaks out in the Persian Gulf, lawmakers should consider an income tax surcharge to raise the tens of billions of dollars the fighting likely would cost. +"Submitted" is an apt word, since Gable does not easily reveal himself. +"I can expect such an offer. +At Edgewood High School in San Antonio, where many classrooms are not air-conditioned and lockers and bathrooms are in disrepair, educators and students said they were not optimistic about lawmakers solving the problem by June 1. +"I thought I'd died and gone to speedskater's paradise. +The winner of the candidates' cycle will challenge world champion Garri Kasparov of the Soviet for his title in a 24-game match starting in October 1990. +It has total assets of $11 billion. +In the last two years, the Dallas-based Associated Milk Producers Inc. has contributed $349,950 to 195 candidates. +Money from the event goes to help fight multiple sclerosis, a disease of the central nervous system that afflicts an estimated 250,000 Americans. +The fine is related to a continuing investigation by the Chicago Merc and the Chicago Board of Trade into what the exchanges consider a pattern of questionable trades by several small Japanese brokerages, an official familiar with the investigation said. +"We cannot directly impose administrative guidance on the retailers, but the agency notifies related ministries if we receive a number of similar complaints, or if the price hike exceeds 3 percent," Ms. Asada said. +Banks will not lend to these enterprises because they are strapped for cashflow. +The streets of Managua were largely empty Wednesday, a national holiday and the 21,000-seat stadium was nearly filled. +London said such a move would have required the defendant to give up his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination and would permit the psychiatrist to testify about any unproven comment he had heard about Steinberg. +"We have been waiting for very long for the moment when Poles _ in a limited way _ will be able to speak about the country's problems, to take part in deciding about the fate of this country," he said. +Also Wednesday, Sikh separatists in Punjab state shot and killed seven bus passengers after hijacking the vehicle at gunpoint, police said today. +The letters designate the program's official name of Light Helicopter Experimental. +Until now, the critics have had little more than anecdotal evidence to back them up. +Pastor Christian Fuehrer, whose St. Nicholas Church was the birthplace of the "candlelight revolution," is disheartened the rebellion unleased nationalist fervor and a chase for Western riches. +Why don't you read these and see what you think?' +He replaces Joe Darby who recently became chief executive after Chris Greentree decided to step down. John Hogan has been managing director of Lasmo's North Sea operations for the past four years. +Sullivan, who has North's defense lawyer through tumultuous congressional hearings and tedious courtoom maneuvering, seemed to grow emotional as he summed up the defense for the last time. +While one restaurant may sparkle, another may have long lines, pot holes in the parking lot and filthy tables. +On Monday, the body of 22-year-old Jimmy Price was found on the site about 30 feet from the car, authorities said. +She vividly remembered years ago hearing Einstein lecture on his theory of relativity and how the E equals mc2 evolved. +A Time spokesman denied the reports, saying the magazine is showing improvement in both circulation and advertising. +The $500 scholarship in memory of Bobby Griffith will be offered beginning next year in Contra Costa County, site of an acrimonious struggle between fundamentalists and homosexuals. +The Queen Mother Elizabeth is on vacation in Scotland. +Burma has been shunned by most of the world community since the uprising, during which the military gunned down largely unarmed demonstrators by the hundreds. +Annual inflation through July 1988 was 5.2%. +Six white supremacists marched through downtown Saturday surrounded by National Guard troops in riot gear as hundreds of angry counterdemonstrators hurled bricks, rocks and insults at them. +ISRAELI REACTION _ Most leading officials express shock and dismay at the decision. +Maple Grove also agreed to recall maple candy sold between April 1987 and April 1988. +Nonetheless, even on its widest definition, credit growth has fallen well below the central bank's projections. +Yet in view of the recent history of error in German monetary policy, could France not aim to do better? +"We spend $1.5 billion a day on health care, much more as a share of GNP than any other industrialized nation," he said. "Are we getting our money's worth? +Jacqueline Hamill, a missionary from Sydney, was among those slain by the convicts. +"The market is struggling, in both directions," Keiichi Udagawa, chief trader at Bank of Tokyo's New York branch, said. +"Civil RICO has been badly abused," said Rep. Rick Boucher, D-Va., sponsor of the House reform bill. +But the reception from the SEC doesn't appear to be particularly warm. +The S&L deregulation perpetuated the classic American error of having many small, weakly managed, poorly capitalized banks, sink their money into local real estate. +Indeed, expanding one's horizons was what the year was all about for those with hefty credit lines. +The changes are being enacted as millions of people are leaving their homes because of the Persian Gulf crisis and the collapse of communism in East Europe. +Under the quiet moon of these recent warm evenings, it is an enchanting labour, tending a second presence among the curtains of roses which have just sprung to their yearly best. +Chu also may have considered the career of his wife Mary, a vice president of a Houston bank, he added. +Thursday's endorsement of the recapitalization plan comes one week before a May 31 hearing in bankruptcy court on the plan. +In addition, it's likely to cost hundreds of millions of dollars to move large numbers of troops, planes and spare parts to the Middle East, and then keep them there for an extended period. +Although I've done 18 crossings now, every swim has been different. +NBC News anchorman Tom Brokaw says he has bought an interest in a 4,000-acre ranch as a mountain retreat. +"We're disappointed that the FDA couldn't use the telephone to tell us" about the omission. +The safety issue blocked a planned border opening in mid-August after North Korea refused to discuss safety guarantees in writing and asked for direct contacts with South Korean dissidents. +Mr. Brinson's strategies make heavy use of computers. +Schlumberger's chairman Euan Baird earlier had predicted that weak oil prices would have a negative impact on the company's exploraton and development budgets. +This will save time." Hospitable: A sign at The Tattletale, a strip joint, reads: "Welcome delegates." +They "have learned how to say, `No, this quality isn't high enough,"' Davis said. +That is what I have been trying to do'. Cost of developing Galmoy is put at some IPounds 65m, once planning permission is approved. +After his Michigan victory the pols dared the media to crack down first. +Take the development of the word processor. +U.S. District Judge David Kenyon on Wednesday called for a new plan, raising the prospect of a radical shift in the county's balance of power. +In 1851, the first issue of The New York Times was published. +Spokesman Teodoro Benigno told reporters Tuesday that Mrs. Aquino will fly April 14 to Xiamen in southern Fujian province and then go to the village of Hong Jian, her family's ancestral home. +Metromedia would be left with about 7.5 per cent of Orion. +Vilnius radio said the Presidium of the Lithuanian parliament messaged Gorbachev reiterating Lithuania's readiness to negotiate with Moscow. +Ambassadors, government ministers and prominent businessmen have made Tren-Mos a favorite hangout. +Nunn said his talents were national assets. +Now, with a waning economy, "our guess is we're having net out-migration," says Rosemary Scanlon, chief economist for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. +GM said its overseas earnings during the first quarter this year exceeded the record first-quarter amount earned last year. +Nonetheless, people here say resistance to Israeli rule is hardening. +According to the Social Security Administration, in 1984 a total of $19.5 billion of benefits was paid under workers' compensation. +"The company's product businesses, with the exception of electronic components, had higher operating earnings for the first nine months of 1989," the company said. +"The failed Putsch attempt will lead to a rapid radicalization of reform," predicts Gleb Yakunin, a Russian Orthodox priest and reform-minded member of the Russian Parliament. +Mr Cor Baan, chairman of the Daf management board, said yesterday that a new accountant's study would take at least 10 weeks. As soon as the banks learned of the new condition, they informed Mr Pen Kent and Mr Mike Smith, two Bank of England executives. +Israel army radio said the two parties would formally sign their agreement Thursday morning and the new government could be installed by parliament immediately. +His argument is that only with a stable Soviet Union can the old East bloc continue with its reforms. +The Dow industrials opened 12 points higher, building on a powerful 67-point advance which began late last week. Yesterday's economic news provided additional support to a scenario which had triggered the rally on Friday. +The agency said it was opening a formal safety defect investigation "to prepare for a possible government-ordered recall." The probe covers 175,000 Chevrolet Camaros and Pontiac Firebirds from the 1982 through 1986 model years. +Until now, the fourth of 10 days of cruising, we have only visited islands lying off the coast of Antarctica. +About 150 co-workers showed up for the birthday party, where the men received $50 apiece and other gifts. +But ideology seems to stop at the gates to Diaoyutai. +"If you think there is a different possibility, look at the fate of the Communist parties of Eastern Europe. +The Maine law requires one week of severance pay for each year of employment with a company. +It is about us. +The sentences, handed down Wednesday, ranged from two years' probation to 24 years in prison. +Gamble said production was "going very slowly," with company officials still trying to match supervisors with assembly-line jobs. +It took last week's $25.3 million settlement to lift their spirits. +Nonetheless, he said the U.S. side was "open to wait and see what develops from here." But Charles Dallara, assistant secretary of the Treasury, warned that trade negotiators could lose control of the negotiations if progress isn't made soon. +This year, not only have Brady yields risen but the spreads over Treasuries have widened sharply. +The president also named ambassador to Saudi Arabia, 58-year-old Choi Ho-joong, as the new foreign minister. +A panel of Washington insiders armed with top-secret security clearances is conducting a major, unannounced review of the nation's espionage laws in a search for better ways to catch and convict spies. +"Willie's age doesn't bother him, so it doesn't bother me," offers Dennis Jackson, who trains a 36-horse stable here and is Clark's chief employer. +"They're excellent in some specialties, one of which is coalition-building. +Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about 9 to 5 in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed stocks, with 962 up, 510 down and 520 unchanged. +So he went to Panama, where he was welcomed, and to Honduras and Jamaica, where all he heard was, "Get the troops out of Panama." Some troops from the invasion force remain in Panama because Panamanians want them there. +Arms control issues still in dispute include whether to ban ballistic missiles with multiple warheads and the number of flight tests the Soviets could conduct of their heavy SS-18 missiles. +The 75-year-old peer fell as he stepped down from a bench beside his lawyer's desk and suffered a graze on the head and a bloody nose. +He chooses the artists, welcomes visiting dignitaries, holds forth in a thick Franconian accent from the stage curtain, and is a formidable presence behind the scenes. +Bob Galbraith of Los Angeles for a photo of President Bush gesturing in front of an anti-drug mural. +They provide a concise and cogent story of each company's performance and where it is headed. +Tirana blamed Greece for the raid but Athens denied the charge. +Lipper Analytical's numbers show that in the worst quarter of that year, the third quarter, the average general stock fund fell 15.5%. +The Reagan administration is backing Kuwait's request to buy sophisticated F-18 fighter-bombers for defense in the Persian Gulf, and has begun consulting Congress to help the plan get off the ground, U.S. officials said Thursday. +Network executives hope the transaction will be a benchmark in future negotiations for other sports rights fees, including major league baseball, which is currently in the middle of a six-year contract. +"I told my fiance if I have a choice between shaking his hand and taking a picture, forget the photo," Nyder said. +Wall Street shrugged off the latest bad news from Japan, and the U.S. stock market closed higher Monday despite the Tokyo market's second-worst drop ever. +Those who took their clients to Wimbledon did not get it quite right. But even when the event is right and the sponsor has a monopoly, the result, says Lewis, is a distortion. +"It's certainly a buyers' market," said Frank Sayer, president of Sayer Securities Ltd., Calgary, Alberta. +A new, industry-funded report by Science Concepts Inc., a Washington energy-consulting firm, says the next generation of nuclear plants will be cheaper to build than oil or gas-fired plants, even if crude is selling for just $9 a barrel. +He cannot accept that heavy industry is finished. +Frustrated FBI agents saw him mainly from behind and couldn't identify him. +The FreeTrade Agreement will be discussed at the Washington summit. +Many of the worshipers are families living in welfare hotels and single men and women who sleep in streets or public buildings. +About 2,400 first-graders will participate in it in Syracuse. +Gillette Co.'s razor ads use images of men as "lone wolves" in rugged, outdoor situations, says Nancy Posternak, a sociologist and senior vice president at J. Walter Thompson. +"My feeling is that sales are going to maintain a modest pace over the next several months, and there should be enough volume for retailers to post higher earnings," said Jeffrey Edelman of Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +Ms. Beers, along with Wells, Rich, Greene founder Mary Lawrence, is one of just a few women to reach the top ranks of the ad business. +But the record over the last year and the outlook for the next is decidedly mixed. +"We are the pro-choice foot soldiers in the electoral trenches of this country," Natividad told 1,200 delegates and guests. "They say we have not yet proven that women vote as a bloc. +Still, the company is taking the opportunity to rebuild margins. +But he said his concerns have been "alleviated" by discussions with bankers and banking regulators. +That will permit more flights from smaller cities to intersect with the Caribbean-bound flights. +Coming on the heels of Ronald Reagan's series of five summits with Gorbachev and the signing of a major U.S.-Soviet arms agreement, "Bush is between a rock and a hard place," said University of Virginia political scientist Larry Sabato. +But the SEC said that the losses on the stocks were far from temporary. +A loud explosion rocked the area near a Tehran railroad station just hours before Iran's 30,000 polling stations opened. +And tonight's show does have two Old West staples, a band of heartless villains, led by a man with rotten teeth and a scar on his face, and a rousing chase scene involving hostile Indians. +He was not a democrat and it has turned out to be a very good alliance," says Andrei Kutinikov of the Institute of the U.S.A. and Canada. +An American Roman Catholic nun who had received threatening letters disappeared Thursday from the garden of a retreat house, a church official said. +Two important factors affect the June 12 runoff. +The $1 million fund-raising goal involves expected proceeds from sales of donated objects and merchandise at the house, an art auction and a $300-a-person dinner at which Robin Williams will entertain and well-known chefs will prepare the food. +The unusual union coalition of pilots, mechanics and flight attendants coalesced earlier this year at the prodding of both the board and Coniston following the collapse of a $6.79 billion, $300-a-share, labor-management bid in October. +He became head of the AP's technical operations in Ohio in 1957 and retired in 1976. +Despite the lack of support, the student protests will continue through June 10, the anniversary of President Roh's 1987 party nomination. +"I can tell you that their strategy has been one of building relationships with companies," she said. "They had a 20-year relationship with CBS before they acquired their music catalogue." "They are very methodical _ slow. +The idea is to prevent hostage-holders from taking off with their victims, Shultz said in a U.S. Information Agency telecast and at a White House news conference. +Expected support at Dollars 1,950 a tonne failed to hold as the three months delivery contract slipped Dollars 46 to Dollars 1,937.50 a tonne. +His comments came minutes after police hauled off several opposition political leaders who spoke to journalists near a building where workers staged a hunger strike. +An announcement about the acquisition is expected on Monday. +Stanislaw Rakusa-Suszczewski, who runs the Polish Antarctic program, says he has tried to persuade Hungary and Czechoslovakia to chip in enough money to make Arctowski a "post-Communist country" base, but to no avail. +An airport police inspector, G.K. Rawal, said the pilot made more than one landing attempt and lost contact with the control tower about a minute before crashing at 7:40 a.m. +At the same meeting with reporters, Culture Minister Latif Nasaif Jasim declared, "We need only bread and water. +Canadian National earlier sold its trucking unit and has announced plans to seek buyers for two telephone utilities it owns. +But the "Godfather of Soul" is leaning toward educating young people about the evils of drugs, said his attorney, Richard Crane of Nashville, Tenn., who was busy fielding numerous job offers for Brown on Tuesday. +Now, in a "postscript," the judge says Smith hasn't met the narrow standard for winning legal fees. +He stressed that Israel was seeking the release of three Israeli servicemen held by radical Shiite Moslems in Lebanon. +But analysts say yesterday's policy reversal was necessary to defend the value of the franc, which has steadily declined since the Bank of France cut rates by 1/4 percentage point on Oct. 16. +Gramm's senior colleague from Texas, Lloyd Bentsen, is the Democratic vice presidential nominee. +Mr. Hammer, 52, who was recruited in 1985 from a top job at Chase Manhattan Corp. to clean up the mess at Meritor, has struggled for three years to get a grip on its persistent problems. +The bomb squad soon arrived at the scene, froze the bag with liquid nitrogen and transported it to a nearby river bank for further investigation. +Moreover, foreman Mullins is the son of a long-time engineer at the local Southwest Research Institute, three of whose trustees were Tesoro directors and defendants in the case. +Meanwhile, the yield on the May two-year note was 6.83% yesterday, up slightly from Friday. +But it did not go down well with Captain Tyrell when you asked him to get a move on because you had a flight to catch.' 'How did you know who it was?' asked Tubby. 'Asked the clerk,' I told him. +Aides to those five point out that even the leakers don't say they're under investigation at this time. +Turnover on the New York SE came to 189m shares, while falls led rises by 959 to 715. Two sets of data provided fresh evidence of economic recovery. +Arens charged Iraq Sunday with "hypocrisy and cynicism." +A major factor, however, is the size of the 1990 soybean harvest, currently estimated at 1.82 billion bushels, a slight decline from 1989 output. +Today, the opposition retaliated with its own rally. +Mr. Hines, of Fairfield, Conn., is a retired entrepreneur who watches the human scene with increasing perplexity. +Until we do, the FT will continue to have stories such as Taurus, London Ambulance, and Wessex Health Authority to write. +If the Office of the Chief Economist is to be truly useful to the SEC and Congress, it should not become the captive of only one school of economic thought. +Later in London, the dollar traded lower at 143.25 yen. +Hodge said federal disaster specialists arrived on St. Croix Tuesday but were unable to request immediate help because of communications problems. +Carol Wolchok, director of the American Bar Association's Immigration Law Implementation Project, said the ABA believes those who have the HIV virus should not be barred entry to the country. +After six years of what he calls "the clandestine thing," Al Pacino is returning to public view. +"Ambition, corruption and immorality in so many hearts have bred monstrous personalities," Guatemala's Roman Catholic bishops said in an anguished message about the wave of violence. +Initially, the township planned to trade in the 167 meters for new ones, but decided to sell them after being flooded with purchase requests, said John M. Schoenberg, the township's finance director. +Chinese troops stormed Tiananmen Square early Sunday, shooting and beating their way through crowds of pro-democracy protesters in clashes that witnesses and doctors said killed at least 32 people. +Almost without effort, a new nation was created. +Efforts to reunite the peninsula failed and separate governments were declared in 1948. +As befits a singer who has become virtually an honorary German when it comes to performing Lieder, he started with an American composer who wrote German songs. +"He's buying more time," said one person familiar with Mr. Brennan's style. +The companies said employee policies and benefits would continue at present levels and Norton would retain a separate board of directors. +Both began their campaigns by acknowledging the long odds they face and by attacking President Bush as a figure of privilege. +"I just sit here and I notice when a ball goes into the stands," Donatelli said. "Then I take one out and set it beside me. +Sabre since has been casting about for other partners. +A Swedish news service reported an accident at a nuclear power plant in the Soviet Union. +They were sentenced to 10 years' probation on Friday and ordered to take their three remaining children for regular medical exams. +But other member states, apparently led by France, the Netherlands and Germany, thought otherwise. Soya milk is a substitute for those who cannot tolerate dairy milk or prefer not to drink it. +The trial of Nicolae Andruta Ceausescu, former head of the Securitate secret police academy and brother of the dictator, was suspended on Friday until May 29. The prosecution said it needed time to investigate further. +The market plunged 31% between the end of July and the end of November. +Loving humanity as an idea, they can then produce solutions as ideas. +It said the excerpts also address Reagan's knowledge that proceeds were generated from U.S. arms sales to Iran. +The EPA will not use its proposed backup system until 1996 at the earliest because of confidence in current efforts, said David Howekamp, chief of air and toxics for the agency. +A flight attendant was killed and 61 of 89 passengers were injured. +"The doctor keeps putting penicillin into the patient, but the patient's not responding," says Brett Brubaker, president of Abraham & Sons, a Chicago money management firm. +She said one of the biggest problems in extending benefits to female veterans is getting women to admit they served in the armed forces. +It was found on the line most frequently used by Jack Bavis, chairman of the ALPA local, Cole said. +Premier Li imposed martial law in Beijing for the first time in 40 years of Communist rule after hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in May to demand democratic reforms and an end to official corruption. +Scowcroft said de Greiff's request for more money was not discussed at the president's meeting because officials had just learned of it in reports from Washington. +The year 1973 was a watershed for England. +Like other chemical companies, Monsanto has been revamping its operations in recent years. +When the Soviets managed to eavesdrop on the U.S. Embassy in Moscow in the mid-1980s, they did it by slipping bugs into hollowed-out parts of the embassy's Selectrics. +That gives him what under Belgian law is called a blocking minority, or more than 25% of the shares, which would allow him to block some initiatives of the board, such as attempts to raise capital through new share issues. +"They have a base of something to work on," Steinman said. "They know they have a brand with a reputation. +'That was a most interesting hymn we sang just now. +AIR CANADA, caught by the international slump in air travel, has asked Boeing to cancel orders and options on a long list of aircraft, writes Robert Gibbens. +He warned that swimmers could catch it through cuts, sunburn sores and shingle scuffs. +While the legislative changes are meant to enhance democracy, the six-year presidency is a party-inspired brake to ensure that the party retains control for the immediate future. +But at least Isak was left gloomily chewing over the knowledge that Fazli's lot were even worse than he thought. +Van Dorn Co. said Robert N. Jones was named president and chief operating officer of the maker of containers and injection-molding equipment. +Prudential trained 400 underachievers and made 150 of them job offers in a remedial training program that was part of the settlement of an employment-practices dispute with the Labor Department. +In Des Moines, Iowa, the Border Patrol raided the Swift Independent Packing Co., arresting 17 Mexicans on charges of falsifying their visas and Social Security cards. +Again, we asked a question: "Why doesn't Sears airfreight to our Alaskan catalog order offices?" +The two physicians, Michael Katz and Jerome Rosenthal, said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that their group controls the equivalent of 322,071 Medalist common shares, assuming conversion of certain debentures it holds. +They also said USA Weekend is approaching profitability and now carries more ads than its main competitor, Parade magazine. +"They are committed to ship 4.2 million tons to the Soviets this year and they have to say, `What commitment do we meet, that commitment or our commitment to the trade houses?"' said analyst Kim Badenhop of Merrill Lynch Capital Markets Inc. +What does it do for the image of the Commission if they say it doesn't really matter what companies are doing?' UK companies habitually point to Italy as failing to live up to single market rules. +Insurers are battling with Congress over taxes. +"It has some of the strongest covenants ever set up. This would weaken the bonds for a gain of only 2.5%." +Analysts said stock-market investors were awaiting Friday's monthly report from the Labor Department on the employment situation. +Evidence in the U.S. and Japan indicates that women with silicone breast implants are much more likely to have certain human immune diseases than women as a group, an FDA panel was told. +The loser got the springs. +But the two sides fused and today, syncretism, the combination of different beliefs, dominates many African religions. +Mr Hussein Teiyen, the Lebanese-born president of the chamber of commerce, says sales have halved to Dollars 10m-Dollars 15m per day since 1990. +It consists simply of an enormous rectangle of dark, richly worked brownish tarpaulin punctuated only by a small white and gold banner emblazoned with the six letters of the title. +The Bundesbank, unlike the other European central banks, is not paying much attention to the gold price. +An energy lender, one of many who departed voluntarily, says he couldn't see a resurgence of energy business for some time. +Vista, a Houston-based producer of commodity and specialty chemicals, couldn't be reached for comment. +Material breaches of contracts can and have been made by persons at Lloyd's other than Names. +The transaction must be completed by Sept. 30. +Neeman, who also heads Israel's space program, later said he had been misunderstood. +Investors are bracing for a clutch of British economic data due for release this week. +This chapter focuses on one big accounting firm, Coopers & Lybrand, that found itself in the awkward position of realizing that the more it cut its previous audit fee to meet competition, the more the audit client would feel it "pigged out in the past." +Recently, though, I asked a senior boy at Eton what he made of the proposal. +The added burden could force some of them into defaults in servicing their hard-currency debt. +Last year, Towers Perrin's world-wide revenue grew by 3% to $640 million from $621 million, while U.S. revenue dropped to $466 million from $470 million. +The organization issued a statement this afternoon saying the envoys will depart Monday. +The most votes any of the amendments attracted was 23. +Properly conducted, they save lives and avoid the kinds of embarrassment that Noriega has been generously handing out to Americans. +Ford Motor Co., in a statement from Detroit, said it believes the record of its 590,000 Bronco IIs is not significantly different from that of other utility vehicles. +It's a pity, because his presidential campaign so far has been the most intoxicating of anybody's. +Beatrice has premium brands and a first-rate distribution system through which they could gain a big piece of business in this country," said Roger Spencer, an analyst at PaineWebber Inc. +While federal figures indicate about 26% of the people with the AIDS disease are heterosexuals, only 4% of the 42,000 AIDS cases in American adults are the result of heterosexual activity. +Those whose buildings will be torn down were given red tags and escorted into their homes by a corps of officials wearing orange vests and hard hats. +But because of the yen's sharp appreciation, there has been a sign of change," says Hiroyuki Kuroda, an analyst at Fuji Bank Ltd. +Boeing, three-quarters of whose revenue is derived from its commercial-jetliner business, reported a 20% gain in net income through the first six months. +Not too far behind was Lori Youngs, a 21-year-old from Texas. +The fourth brother, identified as Ed Sid Scott, was still at large and may have been wounded, police spokesman Sgt. Steve Weintraub said Wednesday. +Brown said that when his new responsibilities require saying no to Jackson, that's what he'll do. +The government reported earlier that the unemployment rate in October had fallen back to 5.3 percent, matching a 14-year low, and that retail sales in the month had shown their biggest increase in seven months. +"We have a huge reservations center; we make it easy for agents to book on Carnival," he says. +Bond dealers expect the coupon rate on the new 10-year bond that will be auctioned Thursday to be 6.8%, which is 0.40 percentage point higher than the rate set on the bonds at the previous 10-year government bond sale. +Through mid-August, almost $15 billion of the securities had been issued in both private and public offerings. +He also said at other stages of the case they recanted and then restated the allegations. +Because of the writers' strike, the premiere will likely not reach the air until Novermber, said English. +Lorimar changed the names of the lot's old buildings to honor former movie stars. +Ms. Luft suggested that the condition of "public economic interest" would be loosely defined to ensure interest among Western investors. +It has burned for ten days through rugged wildlife habitat in the eastern Utah reservation. +Among the audiences, there was some disagreement as to which of the two was the stronger. +It also prohibits any aircraft registered in Iraq or under charter to a national of Iraq to land in foreign territory with unauthorized cargo which is not part of a mercy flight. +The information is used to ensure that the shuttle or other rockets depositing payloads in space don't run into objects in orbit, or that a falling satellite isn't mistaken for a missile attack. +His headquarters are in Istanbul, Turkey. +Even though it can operate on International Business Machines Corp.'s PC AT and compatible microcomputers, it faces some major competitors, including Xerox Corp.'s Ventura. +This is a contradiction," he said. +Once hackers find a way in, while getting paid to do it, what is to stop them from breaking in again later on? +Your March 18 article "Growing Demand for Organ Transplants Spurs Efforts to Expand Pool of Donors" (second front page) correctly points out the desperate shortage of transplantable organs and tissues facing our country today. +'The real cause is much more the structural problems of the entire sector, which are now being openly exposed by the recession. 'We have to accept that in the eight years of booming sales we did not do our homework. +He says he'll improve the Comex's trading supervision. +Gail Greer Lyle, executive secretary of the commission on state finance, a nonpartisan group which reports to the legislature, says, "We're projecting we will end the year with close to a $600 million reserve without raising tax rates." +The company is also considering issuing as much as $500 million of a new type of convertible preferred stock. +A stress-filled business life can damage personal relationships. +Six current industry representatives on the board also are being nominated for re-election. +Texas Air Corp.'s agreement to pay its Eastern Airlines subsidiary about $280 million was not an admission that it bought assets from the airline at unfairly low prices, Eastern's court-appointed bankruptcy examiner told congressional leaders. +Thrifts that meet the capital requirement, and have tangible capital that is at least 6% of their liabilities, may have equity risk investments equal to three times their tangible capital without prior approval. +The FDIC would like to make Southeast a model for the progressive handling of large troubled institutions on an open-bank basis, people involved in the matter said. +But "we only do deals we think make economic sense." Copter Operators to Lose Some Lucrative Work HELICOPTER operators in California say the state is about to become one of their biggest competitors. +Lorenzo exploited federal regulation to get loans for planes to expand Texas Air's fleet. +Mr. Consiglio said the charge will result from a pre-tax write-down of about $800,000 in assets. +"Now that the treaty is moving to floor debate in the Senate, let the debate be vigorous and full," the president said. "And let it proceed without delay. +Wickes had determined in its investigation of the carpet matter that some Collins & Aikman employees, since fired, had a practice of sending phony carpet samples to an independent laboratory for testing. +There is also to be a foliage and plantsman's garden with planing by Christopher Bailes. Already in existence are a long, lavishly planted streamside garden coming down the hill from Lady Anne's garden. +He speaks passable English. +INR Acquisition Corp., owned by a partnership made up of Cyril Wagner Jr. and Jack E. Brown, said Wells Fargo Bank and a proposed bank syndicate will provide a $407 million margin credit facility to be used to buy shares under the tender offer. +The terms of the new agreement were not announced. +Interest rate sensitive sectors should also outperform if the new expectation of base rates coming down further and staying down longer proves correct. +Production returned to normal earlier this month. Modernisation of a hot-strip mill in Gary, Indiana, also contributed to the loss. Bethlehem also suffered from the weather. +They are: _Bryce L. Harlow, to be a deputy undersecretary of the treasury, which would make him chief liaison between the department and Congress. +But pharmacists can crush the pills, mix them with alcohol and distilled water and then sell the liquid as a baldness treatment. +The climb ended in disarray after only the first of the Mazeno peaks had been scaled. Says Hinkes: 'I think it is more committing than any route I know. +Alpha Phi Alpha state director Robert Willis said the death occurred Wednesday at a gathering in an apartment for 19 young men interested in joining the 110,000-member fraternity. +The incident convinces the U.S. that Iran has more influence with certain Lebanese factions than Syria, and that Iran might be softening its support for anti-American terrorism. +DRX, a gold and precious metals mining company, said it will issue common and convertible preferred stock to institutional investors in the United Kingdom to raise funds for the purchase. +"It was easy to become fascinated by Robinson, especially for a Southerner, especially for black Southerners. +"The beautiful part of this is that the money's always within the Treasury and the Federal Reserve," Mr. Clark says. "There's never a bank involved." +In defying Noriega and ordering him stripped of power, Devalle provided a democratic symbol around whom Panamanians could rally. +The Egyptian leader put his proposal forward after the Palestine Liberation Organization declined to endorse a plan by Shamir to hold elections among the 1.4 million Palestinian Arabs who live in the territories. +If the losses totaled $1 million or more, the parole guidelines would recommend that 40 to 52 months be served before Mr. Milken was eligible for parole. +Conservative pro-government forces have yet to agree on a candidate, but the most probable appears to be Sergio Onofre Jarpa, a 68-year-old former senator and interior minister under Pinochet. +The plan calls for setting up a coordination committee with republics to ensure that the program is carried out, but doesn't clarify how the bans would be imposed. +Inactivity threatens the health of a far greater proportion of Americans than any of the much-publicized evils of smoking, high blood pressure or high blood cholesterol, one researcher said. +It would give Orthodox rabbis exclusive authority to approve conversions to Judaism. +"In actual business terms it's bad, and in terms of sentiment it's appalling," he said. +But a court order to equalize school financing (a familiar story) may be looming, and this could restart the governor's campaign in time for a fall special session. +Anne Nguyen was 5 and Jean Nguyen-Doyne was 12 when North Vietnamese forces captured Saigon in 1975. +"It's real bad," said Wayne Horner, who operates the food concession at Jacob Riis Park in Queens, where attendance is down from a million last July to 457,000 this month. +The A.T. Massey Coal Co., Rum Creek Coal's parent company, credited police for keeping the peace. +Sentiment in the cash market was depressed by the Bank of England's decision to offer a longer-dated repurchase agreement. France's decision to raise short-term rates was deemed a 'pre-emptive strike' by some dealers. +The ad ran in the student newspaper at the Catholic University, also in Washington, prompting protests from anti-abortion advocates and a critical letter to the editor from a university official. +Unmarried motherhood could not be considered a respectable part of Singapore society, Mr Goh declared. +Rorer's ability to compete with Sanofi or other possible bidders for Robins could hinge on the role of Aetna Casualty & Surety Co., Robins's former insurer for Shield claims. +The four-engine, propeller driven aircraft belonged to Universal Air Equipment Leasing Inc. of Miami and was operated by Fiorelli Crews of Miami, according to a news release from TACA Airlines. +"We grew up truly believing that government would protect us," she said. "I think we've come to realize that our state and federal government are not necessarily going to protect us. +He refused to be interviewed for this story. +For example, the legislation included disincentives on consumer-debt growth. +Foreign trade is now $100 billion a year, 100 times more than four decades ago. +The caller said the mountain lion was being held in a cage in a Miami junkyard. +According to two RJR advisers, Mr. Horrigan and the tobacco executives said they couldn't work with KKR and would quit if forced to. +Under Soviet power, Georgians have thrived economically because the area's warm climate is ideally suited for resorts and growing the fruits and vegetables that are scarce elsewhere in the country. +The edited X-rated films were a mistake, she says, because they didn't appeal to viewers who wanted hard-core pornography or viewers looking for high-quality films. +They generally forecast improving relations. +On Wednesday, the government announced a plan for improving social and economic conditions in Nagorno-Karabakh, but it does not include annexation to Armenia. +The former nation's job market has become a Darwinian proving ground, a battle for survival in which people in the most fragile financial and social situations are the first to be fired. +Horatio Nelson and several served at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805. +So village officials have hired four Brookfield Zoo police officers to slam the brakes on motorists speeding through the city and trying to escape the crowded highways that bisect the community. +'The leadership talk has focused people's minds on the political problems that might occur later in the year.' Mr Turner said sterling appeared still to be suffering from the negative fallout that followed last month's rate cut. +Seven weeks ago, Hasbro chairman and chief executive Alan G. Hassenfeld announced a sweeping reorganization to prepare for new spending cuts and to help lift sagging profits. +In addition, the panel recommended the creation of a holding company that would accept outside shareholders alongside the four existing partners. +Berkline also reported per-share profit of nine cents for the fiscal third quarter, compared with two cents a year earlier. +The airlines also dropped the so-called "junk fares" available four to seven days before a flight and used mainly by business travelers. +But the RAND report said those results were skewed by the grouping of different types of crimes and defendants under the same broad categories, making it difficult to make refined comparisons from city to city. +Instead he scarpered. 'Superstars,' as it was called, struggled to live up to its advertising. +New rules allowed S&Ls into commercial developments. +Tehran radio quoted Hashemi Rafsanjani, speaker of the Iranian parliament and military commander-in-chief, as saying the "probability exists" that the 8-year-old war with Iraq could break out again. +Shamir said he believes rocks should be "reclassified as lethal weapons, against which one should defend oneself in the same way as against firebombs and gunfire," said aide Yossi Ahimeir. +PepsiCo Inc., shelf offering for as much as $1.5 billion in debt securities, consisting of notes, debentures or unsecured evidences of indebtedness and warrants to purchase debt securities. +A popular strategy with the more successful crowd is to exploit economic themes the managers hope will play out in the next few years. +As the Sejm, or lower house of Parliament, debated throughout the day, a 43-member extraordinary commission set up to review the government's economic package was meeting behind closed doors. +Such spending necessarily encourages wider electoral participation and encourages discussion of issues. +Wreckage from the disaster was found in the Sea of Japan, hundreds of miles from the plane's scheduled flight path over the Pacific Ocean. +Stock in AMR Corp. shot higher after the company disclosed a letter from the flashy tycoon to Chairman Robert L. Crandall, offering $120 cash for each of AMR's 58.9 million outstanding common shares. +A Vatican official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said an ad hoc group of cardinals, who have been working on the Vatican's budget problems, has actually been performing a kind of oversight of the bank for some time. +"We've had a number of people emotionally collapse over this. Some of them just cried it out," he said. +One imitator was on the market two weeks before his product was cleared for sale by the Thai food and drug agency, Mr. Lyon says. +Gemala North America has been producing trailers in Canada under the Fruehauf Canada brand name for two years. +Grain and soybean futures prices were mostly lower in early activity today on the Chicago Board of Trade. +The Senate approved Friday and sent President Reagan a $46.6 billion agriculture money bill that limits a three-year-old export subsidy that has spurred overseas sales of U.S. grain. +The bishop of Juigalpa, the Rev. Pablo Antonio Vega, led a candlelight protest march of about 250 people through Juigalpa on Tuesday night. +The events shattered the myth that Bombay was aloof from politics and caste, unconcerned about anything but commerce. +Wayne T. Ewing, president of Peabody Development Co. and chairman of the National Coal Association, said the demand for coal exports will be greater if the oil crisis continues, especially because prices are soon to be negotiated for next year. +Exports totaled $2.89 billion and imports $1.46 billion. +Kol Simcha cut its first album less than two years ago. +A permanent grin beneath a thatch of blonde hair makes him as approachable as Nick Faldo is forbidding. +But by now virtually any act or "expression" (not merely speech) that can be given the least artistic or political tinge is said to be outside the judgment of any community. +Pensioners in Hungary last year received an average of about $75, but 250,000 pensioners are believed to live below the government-accepted minimum subsistence level of about $66. The average monthly wage is about $133. +Mr. Johnson is recovering from a stroke he suffered in March. +Other investors weren't available for comment. +I want to go on seeing my friends and go on living. +The others are included for bacteria in reservoirs or for supplying inadequate data. However, Mr Healey said drinking water 'is of a very high quality'. +The production of Harold Pinter's Moonlight before an educated West End audience is actually much better than the original at the Almeida. Still, Brook is effective in explaining the way he works, and for that his book is worth reading. +'We are looking for jobs with more brain power required, not just brawn power.' However, Malaysia's manufacturing sector has yet to mature into a high tech, skills based industry. +EXECUTIVE DENIAL: Fully 35% of the executives who flunked cardiac stress tests given this year by the Life Extension Institute haven't followed up with recommended visits to cardiologists or otherwise modified their behavior, the institute says. +"Even if I help just one, that's one less in trouble, isn't it?" +"No other bank or financial organization, such as American Express, will appear on the travelers checks to compete for customer loyalty," the IBAA said. +Share prices closed lower in Sydney, Taipei, Seoul, Hong Kong, Manila and Wellington. +Was Stalin irrational or an ostrich burying his head in the sand? +The shares would replace existing incentive plans. +In the late 1960s, he founded and led the New People's Army which officials estimate now has up to 25,000 rebels fighting the Aquino government. +Silver bullion for current delivery fell 0.1 cent a troy ounce to $6.168. +You're trying to change values. +We're the party of progress for the working women of America," said Bentsen. +The first thing to note about the current austerity is that bankers, regulators and borrowers are, in many ways, behaving rationally, given their recent experience. +At this stage, falling long term interest are more important for the recovery in the economy. +The three-judge panel, which has retired to review more than 15,000 pages of testimony and some 500 exhibits, is expected to issue a verdict in April. +Alusuisse, which has taken extensive restructuring steps, has predicted a return to profit this year. +The problem is that, in the initial years of the trust's life, the trading price of the traditional shares may rise well above this maturity value, because of the attractions of the high income. +"Such functions could be done by a combination of other private sector asset management firms, receivership employees and FSLIC headquarters and regional employees," the GAO said. +Guillen had big plans. +Airlines, for example, run their reservation systems on mainframes. +Charlie Chaplin starred in, directed or produced 80 movies during his career. +A judge on Wednesday directed Kansas officials to issue a new birth certificate for 39-year-old Mary Christine Walker, who was born in Great Bend, Kan. +He became an important figure in the American "underground" comics movement, and, since 1980, he has co-edited Raw, the international avant-garde comics magazine. +But governments are in no hurry. +This time, "we happen to lie smack dab where you want to be to see the whole darn thing, and it will be a spectacular sight." The East Coast will have the best view of the eclipse, which is expected to turn the moon orange or blood-red at its peak. +He went forward with the commission's recommendation. +It is detonated by firing a spherical shell of high explosive around a ball of plutonium (or highly enriched uranium). +Reacting to Bush's statement Monday, Ms. Say said, "it's a difficult place to be, to hear that we have no good news after more than four years. +Several senior U.S. officials said the language was changed merely to avoid what they said was a "misinterpretation" of their position after the June Toronto summit, the most recent time the more detailed formulation was repeated. +Mr. Wood said he is somewhat concerned the retirement plan isn't diversified enough. +He does what he can to set them right. +In southern and central Sri Lanka, strongholds of the Sinhalese extremists, at least eight government-owned buses were set afire Thursday night and this morning, the police spokesman said. +The Swedes say they are afraid that personal information, such as medical records, might be involved. +Both countries have claimed their border towns have come under artillery fire recently. +The utility has been collecting for the plant's construction cost from its 3.1 million customers subject to a refund since 1986. +She achieved a breakthrough in 1988 with the release of her rhythm and blues album "The Right Stuff," which featured three hit singles. +Specifically, they aim to profit by replacing the shares at lower cost than the amount realized in the short sale. +Under the bill, thrifts would also lose what was once a vital advantage over banks, access to cheap funds from the Federal Home Loan Bank System, the regional banks that act as sources of funds for thrifts. +That is comfortably above the 3% minimum requirement regulators set for thrifts by the end of 1993. +It said Noorte Haal (Voice of Youth), journal of the Komsomol Youth Communist League in Estonia, published an article on March 21 "about the appalling experiences in the Soviet army" of "Mati," a young Estonian conscript. +The accord restricts U.S. and Soviet anti-missile defenses. +Uno took office more than a month after former Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita announced he would resign to take responsibility for the Recruit scandal, which has sent support for the governing Liberal Democratic Party to all-time lows. +Lydall Inc. said it expects earnings from continuing operations for 1988 to be close to $1.75 a share, up from a previous projection of $1.50 a share. +The Fed will disclose its money targets and economic estimates to Congress later this month. +"There may be more private placements if the Dow Jones Industrial average just kind of drifts away over the next eight to 12 months," said Perrin Long, senior securities analyst for Lipper Analytical Securities Corp. +Autotrol Corp. slumped 5 1/4 to 9 1/2. +Here it is, a monthly check. +Following Lukens' resignation, Gov. Richard Celeste signed an order requiring a special election to fill Lukens' unexpired term, which ends Jan. 3. +Jay Alexander says it isn't rare for a Japanese buyer to drop $100,000 in his Geneva Galleries during a trip to New York. +Perhaps because it claims to owe nothing to Marx, to have learned nothing from Lenin, and to have nothing in common with Stalin, Juche has survived the fall of communism. +He was generous to the delegates, giving them more and longer breaks than usual. +Economists appear willing to wait for results from the Federal Reserve's Dec. 20 cut in the discount rate, the fee charged on loans to member banks, and the federal funds rate, the fee banks charge on loans to one another. +She said he walked out of the house as the bus approached. "When I saw the (bus) coming, I hurried up and got my husband, but it was too late," she said. +Although archdiocese officials declined to provide details of its ministry to homosexuals, the newspaper quoted sources as saying that the Rev. Gerald Stanley, pastor of St. Edward parish, would be coordinator. +Congress had prohibited providing aid to the Contras. +And another critic dismissed Twain himself: "A hundred years from now it is very likely that 'The Jumping Frog' alone will be remembered." +More than half the marketmakers are of foreign parentage. +He said some Americans traveling with Reagan's entourage volunteered to carry the paintings on Air Force Two, the plane that ferried the press. +Among them are 900 Americans. +Pazner said Shamir refused. +It also is asking the PLO to expel the faction responsible for the raid, the Palestine Liberation Front. +Mrs. Coe said her husband became furious when she told him the child has "made a mess" in his pants. +Last month the extremists used rocket-propelled grenades for the first time in three attacks on police and paramilitary units. +After Jan. 15, the Security Council said, the allies of Kuwait's government-in-exile may use any means necessary, including military force, to liberate the emirate. +Both companies said that at the same time they would boost tab-stock prices about 4%. +But it's clear that the captive lenders, like their bank competitors, are rediscovering old virtues. +"I'm just down in Miami for the summer so I have to take advantage of all the nice weather," said water-lover Steve Shapiro. +Now, perhaps, it has country membership of this club. Possibly, when Bartholomew refers to international community, he means only 'those who regularly and reliably support the actions and utterances of the government of the US.' +Just another White House meeting. +Here's a peep behind the scenes at a shooting. +In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe's business day begins, the dollar rose 1.05 Japanese yen to a closing 143.00 yen, a 19-month high. +The guess was wrong. +The other three people on the expedition were an employee of the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife, a University of Texas graduate student and a civilian worker employed at Camp Bullis, Morris said. +"I'll be glad to get back to Ohio," he said. "No offense, but I hate Texas." Later, speaking to about 60 reporters at a news conference, he softened that assessment and said he held no grudge. +Foreign exchange traders had expected a payroll increase of about 300,000, so the Labor Department's numbers came as a disappointment. +The nation remains firmly committed to a centrally planned, socialist economy. +In a letter to its customers, CF Motor Freight said that, if approved, the surcharge would initially add 1% to the cost of shipments of less than a truckload, and 3.47% to full-truckload shipments. +For all of 1988, Media General said earnings totaled $8.81 million or 31 cents a share, down fro $42.9 million or $1.50 a share in 1987. +In very northern areas such as Minnesota, dryland yields of corn and soybeans could double as warmer temperatures extend the frost-free growing season. +Advisories for dangerous wind chill readings as cold as 10 degrees below zero were posted for all of the Sunshine state. +Separately, Amtech said that G. Russell Mortenson, its 41-year-old president, was elected to the new position of vice chairman. +Aghazadeh on Tuesday sounded an optimistic note on the outcome of the meeting. +"The weakness of the party was it was born as a ruling party and grew up as one," without "making sacrifices, taking risks and working hard to overcome difficulties," Mr. Maung Maung said. +The Coast Guard fired warning shots at a cocaine-laden freighter heading into St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands and arrested five crewmen who said they were Colombian nationals, a spokesman said Sunday night. +Smith, Bailey's road manager, said she would be buried in Philadelphia, near family members, Wednesday or Thursday. +And we'll be presenting a unified, forward-looking message on the economy and on world peace, and on education, and these key priorities for the American people. +And steel is 100% recyclable and thus potentially more attractive than plastics to those consumers who are as concerned with glutted landfills as convenience. +Lite seemed to be the light at the end of the tunnel of calories. +In reality, the buying power of the dollar changes every day, every week, every month, every year _ and almost always downward. But perceptions are slower to change; perhaps there is even a slight reluctance to change. +Many of the works are being seen in this country for the first time and in fact were suppressed for decades within the Soviet Union. +And for those children who are unwanted or abused, or whose parents are deceased, we should encourage adoption. +Greta Marshall has given up her $150,000-a-year job as investment manager of California's Public Employees Retirement System to start her own money management firm called the Marshall Plan. +Most homes are large and beautiful, with four-car garages and gardens of bougainvillea, roses and white porcelana, but they are also surrounded by stone walls topped with reels of razor-sharp concertina wire. +The new design emphasizes welds over bolts, allows for mechanical closing of joints and has different seals that permit more visual inspection, NASA said. +If he were to succeed, he would cut the wall into small chunks for sale, with each keepsake piece certified as authentic by the East German government. +For example, despite the strong growth of the electronics industry, gold use for electronics has increased only "marginally" in recent years. +It's no fun sitting alone in your room." Dealing with the issue of his fitness to serve as vice president, Quayle said: "I have 12 years of experience in Congress. +Gasoline tends to float on the water's surface, and authorities said water systems served by the river could close their intakes until the gasoline floats past. +The Mexico City daily La Jornada said Saturday that Stanton was also traveling under an assumed name, Esther Arriaga. +Citicorp spokesmen in New York and London declined comment on Dee's announcement. +Often cramped, usually cheerfully noisy, and staffed by wise-cracking bartenders, Pete's is authentic, timeless New York. CAFE LUXEMBOURGIt is midnight and Cafe Luxembourg is changing from Art Deco bistro to Art Deco bar. +"It seems to me this is a hit-and-run operation on their part." +The pump price of gasoline rose from $2.13 a gallon to $2.32, TV Globo said. +The mayor of this town of 1,600 people narrowly defeated his brother Wednesday to win re-election after a sibling campaign rivalry. +Establishes grain quality standards. +The real problem with car ownership is that nobody wants to apply economic principles to it. There is a glut of road usage in some parts of the system and there soon will be in others. +Not all the church members on hand were able to get inside the gate to shake hands with the president. +The issue, non-refundable for 10 years, was priced to yield 140 basis points over the 8 7/8% issue of 2017. +Mandela is scheduled to return to South Africa on Wednesday, his 72nd birthday, after a six-week, 14-nation tour of Africa, Europe and North America to rally support for the African National Congress. +The latest results include the operations of Cilco Inc., which CooperVision acquired in February 1986. +As we left the train, it became apparent that the fire was serious. +A lady carrying a potted plant is carried grandly away in a horse-drawn carriage. +This year the first unified tax and spending Budget is in November. +They now will be supervised by the regime that prevented the Haitian people from voting in elections supervised by the council created by the Haitian constitution. +One that falls in both categories is the full-page ad with surprising photos of bruised, bare buttocks, put in by People Opposed to Paddling of Students. +It is true that Pete Wilson is popular in the executive suites, but that isn't enough evidence to convict. +He is even prepared to countenance Hughes becoming involved in television programme acquisition and revenue collection from subscribers to any channels he set up. Such plans are still several years from fruition. +Rowan has maintained that his son, Carl Jr., was rebuffed by police officials when he attempted to register the weapon that was used in the June 14 shooting. +Rome magistrates said yesterday they had advised Mr Valdo Spini, Socialist environment minister, that he was under investigation for alleged abuse of public office over Italy's aid programme to Albania. +The Japanese Foreign Ministry on Thursday announced that 169 Japanese fishermen were being held by the Soviets on Shikotan, a small island in the Kurile chain just off the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido. +Barco replaced the mayors of the cities with military officers, but rescinded the orders in the face of charges the action was unconstitutional and anti-democratic. +'My view is that the time for a single currency has probably come and gone.' +In the six months ended Dec. 12, Key Tronic had net income of $1.4 million, or 16 cents a share, on sales of $58 million. +WILMINGTON, Del. _ A Chancery Court hearing is scheduled on Tyson Foods Inc.'s attempt to overturn Holly Farms Corp.'s "poison pill" takeover defense and the lock-up option in its merger agreement with Conagra Inc. +To disagree, Angell wrote, was to practice "economics a la Tamerlane." +This supply-side fruitcake system collapsed with the reforms of Vatican II, which largely did away with the "blind obedience" under which so many tons of cake were not so much devoured as swallowed as quickly as possible. +But Cerling and Jay Quade, also of Utah, say the deposits are much, much older. +In 1981, President Reagan and three other men were shot and wounded by John W. Hinckley Jr. outside a Washington hotel. +He said he plans to remain in Chicago, will clean out his desk by the end of the month, and hasn't yet made any business plans. +She said more time was needed for Mongolians accustomed to a one-party system to gain the courage to join another party. +So far, Zenith has spent $45 million on developing the picture tube. +Wall Street's limited movements also helped cap buying interest in London. +The negotiations had been tentatively scheduled to resume in mid-February. +Some held signs reading, "Quayle Stayed Home to Feather His Nest" and "Quayle Ducked Vietnam," a reference to allegations Quayle pulled strings to get into the National Guard and avoid combat in Vietnam 20 years ago. +In supermarkets and drugstores in the Netherlands, Timotei shampoo is a best seller. +The ACLU filed the suit on behalf of several photographers, news media representatives, veterans groups and military family support groups. +However, the military government of Burma launched a sustained offensive in October 1988 that has badly hurt the Karen. +Both CSA and Goldcorp have separate classes of stock that carry restricted voting rights. +Ault's fat replacer isn't the first fat substitute made from milk; a recently modified version of Monsanto Co.'s Simplesse is milk-based. +Beer shipments during the period totaled 3 million barrels, down 5.5 percent. +In his letter to republican leaders, for example, he warned against the unilateral confiscation of central property and said that the question of legal inheritance of the Soviet mantle must be jointly decided by all participants in the commonwealth. +Chamberlain learned the show was canceled Friday during a telephone conversation with Lorimar Productions in Los Angeles, said Glenn Cannon, who heads the local Screen Actors Guild and had a continuing role in the series. +The Dahlia II was carrying 22 Indonesian and four Japanese crew members. +IRS officials said the lien was related only to the Bakkers' individual income for the two years. +"Everyone is starting to think of the country without him. +The Belgian and Dutch currencies are both stronger than the D-Mark within ERM, though neither country is likely to rush in with dramatic cuts. +They were treated at a hospital and released. +Republican party chief Frank J. Fahrenkopf Jr. said there was no link between the announcement and the Democrats' choice on Monday of Texas Treasurer Ann Richards as their convention keynote speaker. +'The officials have learned much over the past three or four months', says Mr Thorn. +"Yes, I want him to get the electric chair," Barber said. +Now we've got to stump up for the phone company and help ol' Norm out of a hole. Norman: That reminds me, Woody - put another Pounds 3bn on the slate. +Franklin plans to appeal. +Many press liberties were barred in Nicaragua for almost six years under a state-of-emergency decree that has since been lifted. +In 1989, a management buy-out was supported by 3i, the venture capital group. Mr Pindar said: 'We are never going to go in and bid just on price. +State aid to the mine now consists of a guaranteed loan of 220 million rand, including a provision for an interest subsidy on the bulk of the loan, with the remainder being interest-free. +The second chart will list closing price quotes for 25 popular junk bonds that traders at Salomon Brothers consider benchmark issues, such as the bonds of RJR Nabisco, R.H. Macy and Kroger. +Groupe Bull also announced Wednesday a series of management changes. +The changes would be a result of higher taxes on alcohol and tobacco; giving up next year's income tax adjustment to offset inflation, and raising the amount of wages subject to the Medicare tax. +One of its cornerstones was a lawsuit charging that Mr. Morley misused inside information he'd obtained while a member of the McGraw-Hill board of directors. +Fleet Mortgage Corp., based in Milwaukee, originates residential mortgage loans. +Two new MPs have already done so. At the Anglo-German talks yesterday, Mr Major apparently failed to persuade Mr Volker Ruhe, the German defence minister, to modify his objections to the European Fighter Aircraft project. +Tarrant and Greer also are in custody. +The government has brought in more than 9,000 Interior Ministry soldiers, and given them the authority to open fire to protect themselves, but held back on sending in regular army soldiers, official media say. +The Treasury's latest 30-year bonds tumbled at one point yesterday to as low as 98 18/32, to yield 9.27%. +Radio Moscow reported Sunday that public transport and many factories resumed work in Yerevan. +Other developing countries, notably in east Asia, have achieved faster export growth and a greater presence in world trade. +It said a replacement would be selected soon. +The spring seats on the Continentals are meant to prevent the spring from touching the rear tire if the spring breaks while in service, it said. +He is accused of pocketing $10 million by allowing Colombian drug lords to smuggle cocaine and marijuana through Panama to the United States. +Now, we'll move in with much greater force into the built-up areas of Panama City in order to be able to protect the Americans and other people who are there. +The economy becomes volatile, stock prices gyrate, inflation erupts, quick killings are sought and often achieved in real estate and securities, get-rich-quick schemes abound and corporations wheel and deal. +Trimedyne Inc. received Food and Drug Administration approval for clinical trials of a cold laser to treat lower back pain and two catheters to vaporize leg artery plaque deposits. +While the nation's Communist leaders have invested millions in modern, concrete housing blocks and launched an ambitious building and restoration program in East Berlin, rural and regional capitals have withered and decayed. +Sheen is working on another movie, "Personal Choice," in Vancouver. +Chief among them is the fact that Mr. Alfonsin will be the first civilian president to complete his mandate for 61 years. +Now, he and eight fellow investigating magistrates have resigned, spurring questions about the depth of the government's commitment to fighting the Mafia. +Sam Michael Garner, Davis' second grandchild, was born Friday in a Los Angeles hospital. +From there, the Dan River carries the water southward into the Jordan River, which flows into Israel's national irrigation system. In all, the Golan yields 25% of Israel's water supply. +Shortly after Cuomo granted the clemency, Bush went on the attack. +The five held out through threatened evictions by Rodimer, hoping their appeal to the Vatican would overrule the bishop's order to leave the monastery. +The investment banks' role included underwriting a $200 million issue of new securities to recapitalize the merged banks. +The main cause of this alarm is Voici, a gossipy weekly that is loosely modeled on People magazine of the U.S. and published by a French subsidiary of Germany's Bertelsmann group. +"Investors are no longer willing to take paper at any price." +Approximately 11 per cent is invested in Continental Europe. Given this distribution, most pension fund managers should record at least some modest progress during the first half of 1992. +In three new two-part mysteries, John Thaw returns as the Oxford police inspector who (to paraphrase James Joyce) is a poet among policemen and a policeman among poets. +No factual or legal basis exists for McCormally's instruction. +"I don't know that it's necessarily the last chapter," said Dick Berthelsen, the union's general counsel, of the owners' negative response. +The pellet _ the size of a pencil eraser _ was discovered lying loose and unshielded in the bottom of a container that was supposed to be empty. +R.M. Dunleavy, the Navy's air warfare chief, introduced Currie's presentation to the aviator's group by telling the friendly audience "The future of naval aviation is at a crossroads. +Public-works projects have suffered from years of government penny-pinching, and some giant bills are building. +Make the focus of the negotiations "the deficit" instead of the expenditure level, which really would mean something. +In addition to Obeid, the latest demands said Israel must free Palestinian and Lebanese guerrillas, whose names the kidnappers said they would provide to the Red Cross. +The rate on table wine was unchanged - and reduced on fortified and sparkling wine. +Tempers certainly are heating up on both sides of the gun-control issue. +"I doubt if they're going to declare bankruptcy," noted Kurt Barnard, a New York publisher of a retail newsletter. +Heavy use of helicopter gunships is usually an indication that Iraq is trying to counter ground assaults by Iran. +No company can afford to ignore the consequences of the dramatic industrial reorganisation which this is now causing. As you suggest, in one sense business will remain as usual. +Give a cheque to the charities, they all say: that is the most efficient way you can help. But the beggars are usually not beautiful. +It thus may never recoup the huge market share it surrendered to its California competitors. +Friday's multimillion-dollar bash, featuring a military parade and air show, was expected to attract top officials from Nicaragua to North Korea. +Among actively traded issues on the New York Stock Exchange, Manufacturers Hanover rose 2 to 44 after Monday's announcement that it had agreed to sell a stake in the company to Japan's Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank in an effort to improve its capital position. +The refugees, mainly skilled workers in their 20s and 30s, said they celebrated with beer, vodka and music after they first got hints of the deal from West German radio broadcasts. +Britten's Beggar's Opera is no mere orchestral enlargement of Gay but a thoroughgoing re-invention. +He added: "I cannot accept that Olivetti would become a unit of AT&T." Yet on this side of the Atlantic, AT&T executives tell a different story. +He returned briefly to Moscow but left again later in 1963. +They have seen what happened in Bosnia,' says a western diplomat. Serb politicians claim Albanian households are concealing arms. +The other four-fifths do not. +The forest-products concern said one of two single-ply paperboard machines at its Lewiston, Idaho plant will be modified to produce multi-ply product, which the company believes holds promise as a growing market in the future. +The price of some goods fell. +United's order came just one week after Ireland's GPA Group Ltd., an aircraft leasing firm, ordered $17 billion in jets from Boeing, McDonnell Douglas Corp. and Europe's Airbus Industrie. +"Clean" meat and dairy products are brought to the region for residents, but some who ignore warnings drink milk from local cows and pick fruit and vegetables from their gardens, the newspaper said. +Indeed, some industry specialists question why children's natural smells need be covered at all. +Swelled by the bankruptcy woes of Campeau Corp.'s U.S. retailing arms, the amount of corporate bonds defaulting in the first quarter of this year quadrupled, the Bond Investors Association says. +Sanwa Bank, a commercial bank, rose 90 yen to 2,900 yen and Bank of Yokohama gained 70 yen to 1,600 yen. +Many members reportedly opposed the 1988 endorsement because of the Justice Department's success in winning the racketeering indictment. +Other guards came into the room and carried Stalin into the largest hall. +Almost half the controversial subsidised loan provided by the UK government for the Malaysian Pergau Dam project has been repaid early. +East Germans demonstrated an insatiable demand for consumer goods, especially for home improvement items. +The plan also provides that, once exercised, the rights give holders preferred stock valued at 2 1/2 times the exercise price of the rights. +Mississippi Sen. John Stennis, a courtly Southern Democrat and powerful chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, announced he will retire next year, leaving a vacancy that could affect the leadership of both houses in Congress. +Volume was 146.1 million shares compared with 166.5 million shares Tuesday. +Anticipating some sort of freeze on financial assets, Kibon had invested much of its cash in "strategic assets" such as milk, and had enough money left to meet its payroll, Mr. Schreer says. +Pro-life isn't dead; it's alive." The measure is expected to go to a Senate committee, where its prospects were uncertain, Welch said. +The Bombay Stock Exchange was open but trading was negligible. Shiv Sena called the strike to put pressure on Mr Sharad Pawar, chief minister of Maharashtra state which has Bombay as its capital. +Mr Tony Shiret at BZW predicted even worse losses in the US this year, despite Dixons' attempts to stem the tide with a series of store closures. +However, at a hearing yesterday, a Delaware state court judge granted Credit Lyonnais a temporary restraining order, effectively blocking Mr. Parretti from interfering with the new management of the studio. +Another American died two weeks ago from a leg wound after being shot by Liberian troops at a roadblock in Monrovia. +The cumulative effect of interest rate cuts will create room for future recovery but will take time.' Apart from the government, big public and semi-public institutions also plan to advance part of their investment programme. +Kuwait has refused and the United States has rejected demands from the kidnappers that it bring pressure to bear on the sheikdom. +Investigators searched the Honda for clues to the killings, but nothing was found, Deal said. +The last two are generating enough cash to cover debt payments. Fairview was sold by the Montreal Bronfman family in 1987 to Chicago's JMB Realty and 41 institutions. +Five of the defendants were partners in Princeton Newport Partners, a now-defunct securities firm based in Princeton, N.J., and Newport Beach, Calif. The sixth defendant was an ex-trader at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +To help address recent peanut shortages, the International Trade Commission recommended the importation of at least 300 million pounds of peanuts in March. +Compared with males, female arrestees show as high or higher multiple drug use in every section of the country. +Wood said Graham told her that killing the patients helped her relieve tension. +It also showed secret codes and invisible ink allegedly used by the men, all Chinese citizens. +Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady Gerasimov also indicated that some of Iraq's Arab neighbors have failed to put enough pressure on Baghdad in response to its Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait. +The new dividend is payable June 6 to shareholders of record May 24. +The latest drop in average weekly earnings reflected a 0.3% rise in average hourly earnings and a 0.6% drop in hours worked. +Racing in the US ends in the early evening and the notion is that, because of the time difference, Australian races could take over. +Treasury bill auctions are usually tightly bid and rarely have more than a 0.02 percentage-point "tail," or gap between the average rate and the high rate. +"We went right over that mountain on our way out to the (training) area and there was nothing happening," said Capt. +The World Bank provides those countries with aid to help develop their economies. +The inquiry follows complaints about the high failure rate of ethnic minority students. +Triangle executives were startled when federal officials delivered the subpoenas late Wednesday night, a spokesman said. +But it is debatable whether 'hot runs like Cannonball, Funnel Web and Michael's Mistake' have 'world-wide reputations', good as they are, and whether 'every metre is groomed like a Test match wicket'. +At home, a note posted on the kitchen wall by his 8-year-old sister, Carmen, awaits Jacob's return. +But some analysts scoffed that he seemed to have just discovered a strategy that other food giants have used for years. +In November, for example, Presidential's load factor was 47.6%, compared with the industry average of 59%. +Bonnie Baker, an employee of The Arizona Republic, tipped reporters from her newspaper after receiving a check herself. +The 4-month-old bird, named Molloko, also was determined to be "in perfect health," said Tom Hanscom, spokesman at the Wild Animal Park. +If the price of the house purchased today is to have greater market value tomorrow, it would help tremendously if future housing were in short supply. +The talk is of creating an atmosphere that stresses education long before children walk into school for the first time. +Exergon was one of the original financial backers of Color Systems, which converts black-and-white films into color. +Buick officials concede that Olympics advertising would have given the car's marketing efforts a significant boost. +The association's president-elect, John Lacey, said the cutting away fat from retail cuts has helped improve beef's image. +In the end, the former west Germans will pay for unification; but only once-high interest rates and rising unemployment have beaten wages down. +He said earnings would improve and McGraw-Hill will finish 1991 with a modest gain. +I see a savings and loan problem out there that has to be resolved. +While Mr. Wolf won't comment, there's speculation he might wind up at Allegis' United Airlines unit. +Mr. Mahoney said first-quarter 1991 revenue was about flat compared with $113.2 million a year ago. +The past year has obviously been a particularly good one, but I think the bonds/currency market will remain attractive. +The volume of unoccupied property surged in Germany's 12 leading cities from 1.4m sq m in 1992 to 2.4m sq m in 1993; up more than 70 per cent. The data conceal sharp regional differences. +"We noticed that the patrons were not our normal patrons by any means. +To those willing to believe the worst, the reply of a Northwest spokesman won't be all that comforting: "They could have said we're gonna take one of the wings off, and they'd be just as near right." +The normal pension age will be reduced from 62 to 60. +Then Gordon went to war with his father. +Analyzing car sales has become as much an exercise in tracking incentive-program expiration dates as an exercise in measuring broader economic trends. +"The poultry producers may be responding to higher feed costs, but they are the result more of large U.S. soy meal sales to the Soviet Union last fall than the drought," he said. +Since no candidate received more than 50 percent of the vote, the issue will be decided in a runoff. +Sanguinetti, who was barred by law from seeking another term and remains in office until March 1, said he did not "see any particular inconvenience" in opening the coalition to the Broad Front. +The Tri-Star position was formerly held by Jeff Sagansky, who left to became president of CBS Entertainment. +PRECIOUS METALS: Led by silver, precious metals futures prices rose sharply. +True, the proportionate gains are larger for low income families where someone works, as a recent National Institute report points out. +Japanese unemployment declined in February, and an economic-forecasting gauge improved, but government officials remained cautious about the economic outlook in view of the strong yen. +They were among thousands of foreigners were trapped in Iraq and Kuwait when Saddam Hussein's troops took over the emirate Aug. 2. +Zia, the U.S. ambassador to Pakistan and 28 other people perished in the crash Wednesday of a C-130 military plane. +Exports rose more slowly than imports but nevertheless reached a record of Pounds 4.8bn, up 6 per cent on 1991. +Avon has been restructuring and the process is to be completed this year with the divestiture of its remaining businesses in the health care services field. +The Atlanta-based CDC noted that the percentage of fatalities in crashes involving someone drinking, but not drunk, has remained fairly constant: between 10.0 percent and 11.1 percent in each of the eight years studied. +The deal is contingent upon approval by a majority of Smith stockholders and clearance by the Federal Trade Commission. +From September 1987 through last June, the state's job base grew by 1.7%, compared with 3% for the country as a whole. +But having won their monopolies, many companies are now loath to allow competition, and many will petition courts to maintain the status quo. +Those sales will reduce total assets to about $5.5 billion from $6 billion, TCF said, and reduce its reliance on funds purchased from institutional sources. +And Mr. Bush wants to save a total of almost $3 billion by scrapping a major Army air-defense program, while extending development and postponing procurement of the service's next line-of-sight antitank missile. +Police said they had no leads in the death of Navy Capt. +The EPA predicted the new rules would force a shutdown of at least some production facilities at as many as 61 plants. +The CF model is equipped with a big cargo door on the forward left side of the fuselage that opens to allow the removal of passenger seats, racks and galleys. +Retail chain concern Marks & Spencer ended 7 lower at 219. +They would take long walks in the woods, go swimming, joking about Warren's advancing years and earnestly discussing the meaning of life. +Trans World Airlines owner Carl Icahn, who also has ruffled feathers, told a group of his executives, "He's going to go down in the history books as the airline equivalent of General Custer." Mr. Plaskett terms such criticism "outrageous." +Gurling, who plans confirmatory studies of his own in Icelandic families within the next couple months, considers some attempts to test his results poorly designed. +They also confirmed the reversal of Saudi oil policies that only a year ago, under ousted minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani, emphasized a price war. +Protest leaders distributed plastic bags to collect the identification of those who planned to be arrested, so that authorities could not determine their names. +Soviet youth poured into Moscow to hear American heavy metal heroes Sunday but 10,000 security men and rockers with "Just Say Nyet" buttons kept the concert from getting too intoxicating. +Morris, who was a first-year doctoral student in computer studies at Cornell, is the son of the chief scientist at the government's National Computer Security Center in Bethesda, Md. +But it failed to adapt quickly enough in recent years as large corporate customers started to shift their purchases to such bare-bones dealers as JWP. +Siemens, which has had a shaky performance since late June because of an expected earnings decline this fiscal year, dropped 7 to 684. +Damon previously reported a first-quarter loss of $906,000, on depressed sales $8.2 million. +"IBM is finally getting its act together," said Lair, who cited the company's new products and stronger marketing push. +April 12 _ North testifies he thought he was protecting Reagan when he altered Iran-Contra memos before investigators from the Justice Department could get a look at them. +The hearing drew nearly 150 speakers, more than earlier Fish & Wildlife Service hearings in Portland, Ore.; Olympia, Wash.; and Redding, Calif. +In her dozen years as an elected official, Ms. Richards' has become a favorite speaker on the political circuit. +Shakhbazyan said businesses in Yerevan formed "defense committees" of volunteers. +Trading currencies, he earned $300 million for the bank, and for his efforts he was paid $3 million in salary and bonus, mostly bonus. +This time, the Jackson campaign ambushed Young by quietly winning over the ministers, unionists and party activists that form the backbone of the Young machine. +In the long run, workfare impact also increases because of the type of recipient who is served. +In consolidated New York Stock Exchange trading, Caesars World rose $4.25 to $29.50 a share. +In January it succeeded at its third attempt to secure a significant slice of the huge and fast-growing German market. +With the acquisition, Kodak will immediately realize its ambition of being a billion-dollar-a-year drug company through Bayer aspirin, Panadol non-aspirin pain reliever, and Demerol. +Jackson declined to identify the airlines that took part in the one-day meeting or the ICAO representative. +She said he now does the housework to leave her more time to compose, and has come to enjoy her music. +The July 19 issue was snapped up by U.S. institutional investors hungry for old-fashioned, triple-A bonds, even if they aren't American. +And the old gent says, "Are you makin' this up?" +(94) "Alien Nation," FOX, 4.4. +He took over the premiership a year ago when Mr Michael Manley retired because of poor health. The electorate is being asked to decide on the style and form of the economy's management, rather than economic direction. +Ava Gardner, the farmer's daughter who fled Hollywood for Europe after her stormy life began to match the femme fatale roles she played on screen, died today, a friend said. +He suggested that Alaskans had trusted the oil industry, which accounts for 85 percent of the state government's revenue, to take precautions. "We feel like we've been assaulted," he told the senators. +Charged falsetto shrieks flew out of the dark like frightening coiled serpents. +Foreign Bonds British government bonds, called gilts, ended higher on various factors, including a strong rise in U.S. Treasury bonds. +Between 1963 and that year, there were four shutdowns for sickouts and strikes. +And compared with the scandals that beset some of their ancestors, the separation announced Thursday of the queen's daughter from Capt. +Bike has been in the helmet business since 1976. +It's too early to draw any real conclusion from these facts, which are not inconsistent with Oswald being simply a lunatic. +The modest sail plan is split into three via the cutter rig, giving greater flexibility and safety since crews on deck are always handling smaller sails than would be the case with a single headsail. +It also set up, with internal funds, a $1 million account whose use is restricted by the banks. +Foisie said Montgomery, who assumed the role of commander and editor-in-chief of the newspaper in 1986, was "seriously miscast" due to a lack of journalistic experience and had failed to delegate many editing duties. +Allis-Chalmers Corp., which is operating under protection of Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code, said all of its units are on the block. +The change is effective Feb. 1. +Cravath, hired on a contingency-fee basis to represent thrift regulators, was on the other side of the table from Drexel in the bankruptcy case; Milberg Weiss represented other securities litigants. +Indeed, there aren't any major department store stocks on the buy list of M.M. Warburg-Brinckmann, Wirtz & Co., says Annelies Dibbern, an analyst at the Hamburg private bank. +"Even though I'm 72, I'm going to start a whole new career," he beams. +An inquiry into the Trafford Centre in 1988 found that it would not cause 'unacceptable harm to the regeneration of the conurbation or to the vitality and viability of any existing town centre'. +Britain on Thursday said Hong Kong will have to forcibly return more Vietnamese boat people to their Communist homeland unless the United States agrees to house about 9,000 of the refugees on Guam. +The earlier plan had to be rewritten and a new stress was placed on privatisation to reduce Ilva's burden on its parent company. Subsequent amendments resulted in the most recent proposal. +It is simply impossible to balance various regions' interests for long. +Analyst Mara Balsbaugh places a value of $90 a share on MCA if it were to be sold in pieces, Professional Investor Report said. +Jamie moved into the complex with her father, Lynn, and her stepmother in April after her 42-year-old mother, Maye Swartz, was hospitalized with cancer. +The researchers' index grew by just 3 per cent over the entire period. Since the 1970s the researchers' index has been falling at an average rate of almost 5 per cent a year. +They have to have specially cut shirts and stocks, and the pin-striped assistants in the ecclesiastical outfitters perspire pinkly as they circle those glorious but unfamiliar contours with their trembling measuring tapes. +Calero said Shultz responded positively to the idea of a new aid package in which a portion would be earmarked for military assistance and placed in an escrow account. +Commercial rates? Consultant National Utility Service, Park Ridge, N.J., finds rates for medium users rose 3.3% from April 1990 to 1991. +About 1,000 angry investors demonstrated Wednesday outside the ruling party headquarters to press the government to postpone or withdraw its plan to reimpose a stock profit tax. +Many say the existing system for allocating slots through traffic-scheduling committees run by the airlines works reasonably well. +From next March they are required to hold capital worth 8 per cent of the value of their risk assets. Any strategy that the banks might consider to meet their losses faces constraints. +Xinhua claimed that Mrs. Chennault today told Wang that the military crackdown on the pro-democracy movement was China's internal affair and no foreign country should interefere. +He said McBirney would show "he acted in the best interests of Sunbelt." "This case shows the great lengths to which people went to deceive regulators," U.S. Attorney Marvin Collins of Dallas told reporters in Washington. +"But there's nothing startling" about any of them, he says. +Chairman Robert Crandall told analysts he expects slower earnings growth in the third and fourth quarters, as well as next year. +This year's world economic situation presents three main challenges: _The choice and the implementation of measures needed to maintain balanced and sustained growth, counter inflation, create jobs and promote social justice. +"It's very important that our jurists and our lawyers work closely together," he said. +After a $10.9 million loss from discontinued operations, net income was $6.7 million, or 34 cents a share. +Rodrigues said the helicopter carried a crew of four and 18 Marines who were assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, Okinawa, for six months of training. +They said a computer disk showed he owned 374 vehicles, all with telephones. +214 and W.Va. 94 in Kanawha County, which encompasses Charleston. +Under the terms I was offered, they could have told me to conduct 40 ballet performances and I would have had no choice.' Chung was appointed shortly before the Bastille opened in 1989, a little-known 36-year old who did not even speak French. +Rep. Kemp led the supply-side campaign in Congress, and The Wall Street Journal's editorial page, where Messrs. +The 150-member Institute of Certified Business Counselors in California sponsors training programs for brokers. +If members of parliament nominated only one candidate, there would be no need for the constituency parties and trade union members to exercise their one-member-one-vote muscle. That would be a mistake. +Cheques Bill, second reading. +Car racing, they say, is suffering from sponsor overload. +Lewis L. Glucksman was named a vice chairman of Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co., marking the return of one of Wall Street's best-known figures to a securities firm's executive suite. +Gerard Treanor, Berendzen's attorney, was not immediately available for comment. +Abrams said he wished a similar ceremony had replaced the protests during his three years at war. "It would have done my heart a lot of good to know this was going on at home instead of what was," he said. +Both Messrs. White and Collins said they believed the NF gene signals cells to produce a protein that controls some aspect of cell growth. +A mandate to fulfill the promise of our great city," Jackson told about 2,500 cheering supporters. "The future of Atlanta began tonight. +The group's 10m non-voting shares are mainly owned by institutions. Nicholas and Robert are the sons of Mr Stuart Barr, the managing director who died two years ago. +The scandal has plunged the government into one of its worst crises since Bird, 80, first came to power in 1956 on this tiny Caribbean island, 250 miles southeast of Puerto Rico. +Third, because the price of gold currently is about 90 times that of silver, he thinks investors will buy silver before turning to gold at the start of any upturn in investment demand for precious metals. +The Ferranti statement "is very bleak reading," said analyst Miles Saltiel of Hoare Govett Ltd. +IFC indicated that there had been a clear shift from public to private capital formation in the second half of the 1980s, with pronounced growth in private-sector investment, according to an IFC discussion paper. +The Agnellis, who control Fiat S.p.A., have stated that they intend to branch out in the food and drink business, to move outside Italy and counterbalance their dependence on the cyclical auto industry. +Some observers believe a good number could trigger a cut in interest rates, but this is a minority view. Mr Steve Hannah, head of research at IBJ International, said the Fed's action 'confirms that Greenspan is still in a gradualist mode. +He said he did not want to add to the list of high-profile transportation and environmental officials drawing attention there. +In 1975, the comedy-variety series "NBC Saturday Night" made its debut with guest host George Carlin. +A National Transportation Safety Board study two years ago said that in some cases the lap-only belt made some injuries more severe because they caused the body to violently jackknife upon impact. +He also said financial advisers Bankers Trust International Ltd., which has invested #20 million in the bidding group, and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., still are exploring ways to provide liquidity for the debt instruments. +And grateful to every soldier, sailor, Marine and airman serving the cause of peace in the Persian Gulf." Family members videotaped the speech. +The bugs are sorted, then shipped within 24 hours in paper cartons that allow the creatures to breathe but keep them from fleeing. +Rumors, later proved to be unfounded, of another coup attempt in the Soviet Union also hurt the the market. +They later explained that their mother told them in 1976 that their maternal great-grandmother was black. +The town centre itself has been undermined, and even divine patronage has not been able to prevent the spire of the Church of the Guardian Angels from starting to lean. Worst of all is the uncertainty. +And what role can eastern Europe play? Grey Europe. +"Campaigned actively" is an overstatement of Stanford President Donald Kennedy's support for Rose Bird, then-chief justice of the California Supreme Court. +At the heart of the debate: a conflict over what diet and health messages should be allowed on food packaging and who should set the standards. +Like our other two measures, consistency is a measure of manager ability. In all, the international growth sector has 159 funds. +The clinic collected $2,800 after 350 people attended the protest, or about $8 per picket, Ms. Litman said. +The center was conceived by a small group of symphony supporters who toured concert halls around the world for ideas. +Mr Don Cruickshank, the UK telecoms regulator, yesterday ticked Mercury Communications off for being shrill. +Ms. Littel said phones were dead for 35,000 customers, but the number of consumers whose service was only partly interrupted was unknown. +As the second round began, the Trump group booted the Limited and embraced Pyramid Cos., a Syracuse, N.Y.-based shopping mall developer and owner that already had made the pre-auction, five-store bid. +'Our jobs connected to exports are on the increase. +"If we heard about problems with a thalidomide today, we should be able to turn to a data base and say 'yes' or 'no' on it very fast." +If so, how should it be valued? +The plan calls for the five Central American states simultaneously to grant amnesty to rebels, declare a cease-fire and begin discussions with internal opponents, and take steps toward "democratization." +The Economic Planning Agency yesterday said Japan's leading indicator for June stood at 63.6, the sixth consecutive month in which the figure has stayed above 50. +Though youth corps exist in other cities, City Year President Alan Khazei said most of them are government-funded. +Baxter, Abbott Laboratories Inc., a Sun Co. subsidiary named Adamantech Inc., Japanese and European concerns and university researchers all are trying to develop a blood substitute. +Otherwise, Congress will not have the 90 days of consultation to which it is entitled under the act. +It traded at 141.40 yen in London and New York, compared with 142.70 in New York Tuesday. +Bush's decision to sign a trade pact with Gorbachev without first winning concessions on Lithuania has drawn reproach from both parties. +There was a rumor in the currency markets yesterday that Mr. Baker had resigned as Treasury secretary and would be succeeded by former Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker. +"He didn't do it," says an old woman whose son has been charged with rape. +Most of them are in company fleets where the gas is compressed at the motor pool. +But he said he came to the United States in part to encourage U.S. companies without a foothold in Europe to join in. +NATO is superior to the Warsaw Treaty organization in all those components with the exception of tanks. +The Winter Olympics won the February rating sweeps for ABC, putting it into second place for the season and breaking NBC's 11-sweeps win streak. +BIG OPERATIC excitements are being unleashed in Birmingham. +Doom" still is scorned by most mainstream economists, but he no longer lacks an audience. +"It's a matter of debate and discussion within the administration right now," Bennett said. +Saturn Corp., GM's first new division in 58 years, said Thursday its four models of sedans and coupes will go on sale Oct. 25 at Saturn dealerships in the South, West and Southeast. +Britain's trade deficit worsened surprisingly in March, rattling London markets and stirring concern about Thatcher's inflation policy. +But Higgins said a proposal to require registration of semiautomatic assault-style rifles is under study. +But it does forewarn of other impending closures, he said. +Breslin said he called the program at the urging of his children because Stern was devoting much of his show to the controversy. +While the soldiers were telling her they wanted to take Delvalle, the president escaped out a back door, according to U.S. officials in Washington. +One manager, on returning to his office after the seminar, surprised the receptionist by remarking on the fine bunch of flowers on her desk. +During the quarter, the bank sold $43 million of Brazilian, Mexican and Argentine loans, resulting in a charge of $19 million against reserves. +It was the 14th time in 15 months that manufacturing jobs declined. +Jeffrey Nichols, president of American Precious Metals Advisors, said that after talking with his sources in South Africa, it looks like the strike might be more spotty than news reports indicate. +However, African students say Chinese students attacked the Africans first. +Time was the reason given by 65% of the candidates who refused last year, up from 60% in 1985. +"To make something out of it, and to do a good deed." +The trustee agency was set up earlier this year to take over so-called publicly owned companies, and privatize them at a later point. +The fare hikes were announced in the wake of Iraq's Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait that drove oil prices higher. +She met Williams in 1948, at a small party in London given by Gielgud, whose guests included Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh and Noel Coward. +Consumers always could buy additional meat at higher prices from private stores, but it was too expensive for many people. +Not every airport, though, will impose the fees. +The Soviet Union began pulling its more than 100,000 troops out of Afghanistan on May 15 under an agreement signed in April in Geneva. +A senior party spokesman told reporters Friday night, just after the conference ended, that the delegates had approved Gorbachev's proposal when they adopted seven resolutions in the final hours of the four-day session. +Most Namibians condemned the actions and said they show South Africa intends to maintain a firm grip on the territory it has administered since capturing it from Germany in 1915. +The effect has been a rash of radical restructurings. Perhaps the most spectacular is the one now being implemented by United Airlines, the biggest US carrier. +"It's very clear that Du Pont has anticipated a good deal of what's in the Clean Air Act," says Paul Kleindorfer, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School who studies pollution-control issues. +The extension is opposed by creditors of the company's aerospace unit, who late Friday filed a summary of their own proposed reorganization plan with the bankruptcy court. +They are all men and only three are survivors of her first Cabinet. +"We emptied our pockets to put the show on," said Ge. "All of us took major financial risks. +The nuclear freeze movement began on the floors of town meetings in western Massachusetts in the spring of 1980. +Kurt saw little advantage to viewing himself as black while growing up. +Ms. Wright said that a few minutes later, Davis kicked in the door to the apartment and asked, "Who burped on the phone?" She said Helmick admitted he was responsible, and a fight ensued. +Mr. Litvack said his memo hasn't provoked negative reaction. +Other helicopters were used to get the injured to St. Edward Mercy Medical Center at Fort Smith. +MALAYA GROUP, the motor retail group, has been appointed sole concessionaire for Bugatti cars. +A year ago, the index stood at 113. +The Castel group has annual revenues of FFr5.6bn. As part of its agreement with SIA, Nestle will buy out minority shareholders in Compagnie Fermiere de Vichy, developer of a spa and hotel project partly financed by income from Vichy mineral water sales. +To protect their assets, many of these family companies have already restructured into a series of small companies, each with a tanker as its only asset. +WARDLE STOREYS is to pay Pounds 2m for the PVC pressed sheet business of European Vinyls. +NextStep is a layer of software that sits between the operating system, which controls the inside of the computer, and the application programs, such as word processors and spreadsheets. +More than 500 companies, with annual T&E budgets of more than Pounds 500,000, now use the card. Plans to develop it further over the next 12 months focus mainly on helping companies improve their administrative control over their T&E budgets. +The driver, who also was wearing a lap-shoulder belt, walked away unhurt. +Mr. Falik is quick to point out that FSLIC benefits, too. +Kaliningrad remains a closed region within the Soviet Union, presumably because it has a number of strategic naval bases on the Baltic coast. +"A short skirt casts you in the role of the little girl, and we don't take little girls seriously in the workplace," says Virginia O'Leary, a visiting scholar at Radcliffe College and the author of a recent study of female bosses. +"There's more kissing than ever before because there are more women in business than ever before," says Jerry Della Femina, chairman of Della Femina McNamee WCRS, a New York advertising agency. +Packaging companies have agreed, in exchange, to help municipalities set up recycling programmes. +But Ms. Koplovitz said she decided to "pre-empt" that by offering to buy exclusive rights to the programs for USA. +Though Mr Kostikov said yesterday that Mr Yeltsin had not accepted Mr Shakhrai's resignation, he also scolded him for his 'capriciousness and tendency to accumulate too many jobs'. Mr Shakhrai later said he had had no contact with the president. +The apparel maker didn't disclose terms of the acquisition, which it expects to complete this month. +War refugees who had sought a safe haven in Mogadishu were leaving the capital in droves. +In January 1987, Mr. Clausen told BankAmerica shareholders that a renewed First Interstate offer of $22 a share was quite inadequate. +Aggressive discounters have moved upscale a bit to take advantage of demographic changes, but Zayre has steadfastly remained downscale. +Hans Modrow, the local party chief long believed to be a strong supporter of reform, told the crowd a process had begun that would lead to "revolutionary change," ADN said. +He thanked fellow actors, including Bear the dog and his trainer, and dedicated his Emmy to the late Cathryn Damon, who won an award as his wife in "Soap," and later died of cancer. +It is precisely one year ago that the Social Democrats lost the general election. +"I'm going to repeat, in memory of my husband, the one thing he wanted for Nicaragua: that Nicaragua will once again be a republic," Mrs. Chamorro promised Saturday. +The performance calculations involve certain assumptions about what a newsletter subscriber would have bought and sold, when the trades were made, and the cost of executing the trades. +Mason Haupt, 33, will assume responsibility for mortgage trading. +The Soviet Union and Cuba support the Angolan government. +Policies that have removed incentives for depositors to reallocate their deposits from the most troubled financial institutions have also removed a market process that contributes to the overall safety and soundness of the financial system. +So far, they said, they have kept Bush aides apprised of their work, but the transition team has not helped shape the final product. +If he had a secretary, that message could probably be passed on to his fellow officials. +Saddam's televised appearances with foreign hostages haven't "helped him very much with world opinion," Bush said. +The executive said the outlook largely reflects the recovery in Thyssen's basic steel operations. +Governments would also be allowed to defer 50% of charges imposed on airlines to cover air-traffic control costs. +In 1979, Detroit Diesel grabbed 29% of the heavy-truck engine market. +First nine months: $10.31 billion, up 1.8 percent from $10.13 billion. +"Nissan underwent a complete metamorphosis and the new Z-car was developed," Katsuo Yamada, Nissan's general manager for product development, told a news conference at the Chicago auto show. +Mr. Abboud said he hopes to retain First City's current consumer banking chief, former Citicorp executive Betty Sue Peabody, and that he'll name a president and No. 2 officer who has consumer banking experience. +Higher local interest rates increase the appeal of holding Hong Kong dollars, which in turn raises demand for the currency. +Some charged the house's cost would soar to hundreds of thousands of dollars. +The international contracting force in Kuwait is likely to reflect the makeup of the victorious military coalition: U.S. contractors at the fore, followed closely by the British, with the French, Italians and Saudis coming next. +"We'll let the sunshine come in and shine on us," he tells high school students in Miami. +That would help stabilize Pentagon programs by forcing more clear-cut choices on spending priorities, the report said. +At the same time, a merger would help Corona clean up its debt-heavy balance sheet and give it the financial muscle to develop its rich Eskay Creek gold prospect in British Columbia. +He said his department is developing a ground water pollution control strategy that would include pesticide regulations. +"Here at dusk, we kindle a thousand points of light _ our own thousand points of light _ to say that we will never again accept the darkness of back alley despair," said Ms. Michelman, who went to San Francisco after the Los Angeles rally. +William Calley Jr. was convicted of killing at least 22 civilians at My Lai. +"I'm just happy they saw it as the truth," said Tyson, who denied the incident ever happened. +It also seeks to permanently bar the defendants from serving as fiduciaries or service providers for any plan governed by federal pension law. +While Senate rules forbid practicing a profession during business hours, he did the deal on a "Wednesday evening," he explained at the time. +There were no speeches. +Earlier in Hong Kong gold closed at $400.65 an ounce, down from $401.95. +Gorbachev's decree, read on the nightly TV newscast "Vremya" and released by the Tass news agency, was an attempt to preserve the status quo at a time when many businesses are trying to bypass Moscow and trade directly with each other. +The most recent settlement talks between U.S. and Iranian officials occurred shortly after the release of American hostages Frank Reed and Robert Polhill by pro-Iranian kidnappers in Lebanon. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Northrop shares closed at $28.25, down 12.5 cents. +An unidentified controller at the Los Angeles facility spotted the potential collision and warned the British Airways jet. +"She is very tired and really apprehensive about the media learning about her being here," Karen Bennett, a nursing supervisor, said Sunday night. +What this means is that South Africa's Unita "puppets" must surrender or perish. +In her previous novels, Byatt worked with material from her own life. +The movement toward higher yields didn't help sell Philips' Lamps Holding NV's 4 1/2% bonds due 1994 at 100 3/8, launched yesterday via Credit Suisse. +He was succeeded by John Major, who Friday expressed a desire for a firm pound and supported the relatively high British interest rates that he said "are working exactly as intended" in reducing inflation. +Miss Gabor, a longtime friend and neighbor of the former president, got up and left at that point. +Susan Woods, spokeswoman for the state Department of Environmental Resources said the state is trying to launch a far-reaching effort to control ozone pollution with new gasoline volatility regulations. +North, a fired National Security Council aide, also jested about his status as a major figure in the Iran-Contra affair. +As previously reported, Portec's board approved a restructuring plan that will include the sale of assets, and result in an approximate $18.5 million loss for 1987. +Polaroid founder Edwin H. Land invented instant photography in 1947 and first marketed it in 1948. +Many of the big cable operators have carried out their own consumer research just to make sure that there is not an invisible, insuperable barrier. +For those who have, the IRS will recompute penalty charges and refund any overpayment. +"These books aren't damaging, but they crowd out what's a better experience," says Max Apple, a New York writer whose 14-year-old daughter was hooked on Sweet Valley High. +He beat a woman, clubbed Winters to death and struck and seriously injured a police officer. +The statistics were inflated to "convince ourselves how well were were living," the newspaper said. +The period is the first quarter of the airline's fiscal year. +It prompted some analysts to express fear that the worsening trade deficit signaled a return to much high imbalances, which would act to dampen domestic growth in coming months. +"He said that he wanted the children to have an opportunity and that since the U.S. Embassy was giving it to us we wouldn't lose it," Mrs. Ledesma said. +Traders were nervous about selling but did it anyway because everyone else was doing it," said Akiko Baba of the Bank of Tokyo. +One recent flight from Cyprus carried 60 Soviet tourists with 26 VCRs and two double-deck radio-cassette players. +Several of Miramax's recent releases have been rated X. They include "The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover" and "Tie Me Up! +Inland Revenue officials seeking access to tax accountants' records will need permission from a member of the Revenue's board under amendments to the finance bill announced yesterday. +"I think we won very handily in there. +Male civilians of various religions and nationalities, as well as Russian prisoners of war, were forced to participate. +Clouds can become swans. +CRAY ELECTRONICS has declared its recommended offer for P-E International unconditional. +The magazine suffered, becoming less interesting, but everyone still loved it because it was the Post, she said. +Spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said the department was "not surprised" by the outcome of Sunday's election, which Stroesser won by a lopsided margin. +The benchmark 30-year bond ended at a price of 101 31/32 to yield 7.82%, compared with 102 23/32 to yield 7.75% Friday. +Many experts, planners and transport operators, as well as the travelling public, agree that transport planning in the UK is failing to deliver the goods. +There have been 30 controller flight-handling errors so far this year in the Chicago area, which includes O'Hare and numerous satellite airfields, compared to 12 during all of last year, officials said. +Although the joint commission is the first to learn of a hospital's sloppiness, it is usually the last to act decisively. +Richard Secord, awaiting sentencing on his guilty plea to an Iran-Contra charge, promises to cooperate with the prosecution of other defendants such as John M. Poindexter. +A Kentucky Lottery betting game on professional football was discarded before it began when Gov. Wallace Wilkinson declared it "a bad idea" in the face of opposition from the horse racing industry. +(Mr. Meyers, still at Smartfoods, insists there was an orderly transition that Mr. Martin himself had invited.) Having had problems with partners, some entrepreneurs are taking steps to avoid a repeat of the troubles in new relationships. +In Pakistan's 41 years of existence, this has happened many times. +"This ad demonstrates a new tool for creative people to deliver powerful messages in an arresting way," said Bill Edwards, who supervised the project for the Dallas office of the McCann-Erickson advertising agency. +This "collar" introduces enough risk into the standard stock-index arbitrage trade that use of the strategy almost dries up, traders say. +But the congressman's actions have both the American and the Jamaican governments hopping mad. +Sun Alliance, the biggest of the composites, was the worst-hit. +The Germans look fully occupied for a long time, and by the time they move in, we hope to be well established,' a bank official says. The big banks are also bringing eastern European businesses to Vienna to raise capital. +The pharmaceutical concern said the plan wasn't adopted in response to any effort to acquire control of the company. +But the technology wasn't there yet to satisfy consumer requirements." Premier differed from ordinary cigarettes in that it didn't actually burn tobacco. +"Who are they to impose their morality to others?" +Bush's decision disrupts a relationship with the PLO started by then-President Reagan in December 1988 after Arafat met two U.S. conditions: he disavowed terrorism and recognized Israel's right to exist. +But for us pensioners, safety is all important. +The United States had a murder rate for male youths four to five times that of other developed countries. +The case of Jokko the parrot was settled. +Even if oil remains in the $25-$30 range, they said, oil is only one element of the inflation picture. +In preparing for the FDA test, they have fallen short time and time again," he said. +The City had expected to see a significant deterioration in the 1993 UK trade balance of about Pounds 2bn or Pounds 3bn. But some market analysts yesterday remained unconvinced by the review. +However, he added, "it's not a requirement that the plan be accepted by creditors. +Mazda already has a luxury sedan that it sells in Japan under the name Eunos Cosmos. +The reports were not confirmed. +He also barred the striking Machinists from picketing on Eastern property at Logan International Airport in Boston. +That would rule out the possibility of further interest rate cuts. By the end of the week, much of this gloom had lifted. +Unlike many of his civilian predecessors, he feels confident in his relationship with the military. +Sir James's representatives suggested the airline required "about $412 million" of new capital, according to a source familiar with discussions between Sir James's people and Pan Am. +The U.S. dollar fell in narrow, quiet European trading Thursday as markets wound down for the year. +It also stars Hal Holbrook as his father-in-law and Elizabeth Ashley as an eccentric aunt. +A man known to Montana authorities as Charles T. Sinclair was arrested Aug. 13 in Alaska and is fighting extradition to Montana to face murder charges for the Billings homicides. +"These gangs are just laughing at the law," Mr. Reiner said at a news conference announcing the lawsuit, "and we intend to wipe the smile off their face." +Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., asked Tagliabue for a "flat commitment" that fans would not begin to be assessed a flat fee to view a broadcast of pro football's jewel, the Super Bowl. +But he left the option of devaluation open by talking of a 'balanced exchange rate policy' to 'anticipate rather than follow changes in competitiveness'. +His son, Dennis, the dealership's general manager, testified the dealership was in strong financial shape at the time of the loan. +There was no news in the network news wars. +Hyde is a leading opponent of abortion and Boxer is a staunch proponent of a woman's right to have an abortion. +The Bush administration has opposed any such moratorium extension. +Mr Robert Maxwell has a 9 per cent holding. Oil shares were resilient, closing little changed on balance in spite of the steep falls in equities on both sides of the Atlantic. +The best evidence that Drexel treats them fairly is that they keep coming back. +The Soviets are already talking about the visit as a "watershed." +A skull taken from Sand Island in the 1800s was pronounced by a Dr. Beckwith as "not that of an Indian." +The airplane's crew, Casey testified, had been told the cargo was spare parts for the oil drilling fields in Tehran. +Then, Williams said, his oil brought close to $30 a barrel and natural gas $3 per cubic foot. +Ms Taina Uljas at Kleinwort Benson says these measures had led analysts to reduce their corporate loss expectations. +Catastrophic-care legislation is a case in point. +But because a number of large social entitlement programs, including Social Security and those aiding the poor, are protected by the law, only about 20% of the federal budget would be affected. +The California Democratic proposed using the money earmarked for the B-2 for housing, drug interdiction, education and the environment. +Later, when his government began to unravel because of a banking scandal, he said it was all a "plot" concocted by the Central Intelligence Agency to destabilize him. +Saturday's low for the Lower 48 states was 31 degrees in Montana at Butte and Glendive. +It's not a question of the Commission having some expensive plaything,' Mr Delors told journalists on the eve of the summit. +Southern Command sources have said that 60 Panamanians, most of them military officials, are being held. +At any point during those 17 years, Baptist had the option of buying the hospital for $1.58 million, or $580,000 more than the actual sale price. +He hopes to find work at one of the state-owned oil companies in this oil-rich region. +Long Island residents were concerned that their electrical rates might soar under the state plan. +A witness set to testify on Thursday was quoted in a news report over the weekend as saying Lincoln "laundered" campaign contributions illegally. +'The EU has failed to answer the most fundamental question: What's in it for me?' says one Commission official. Today in Essen, Mr Delors will again spell out the competitive challenge posed by the US and Asia. +The loan to China will finance treeplanting. +Fireworks _ the kind launched by Dad at a July 4th picnic _ once exploded across the summer sky, then were mostly extinguished by stringent federal bans. +Sherwin would face 40 years in prison and a fine of up to $2 million. +In Britain, the Bank of England asked other banks to help companies in difficulties because of the BCCI collapse. +The Gulf War commander also said the U.S. should maintain a strong military presence in the Middle East as a way of preventing another regional conflict. +A spokesman for Kroger Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio, says the fee helps make product introductions "a neutral event" for stores. +Fortunately, a diverse system carries within it the seeds for its own renewal. +His voyage began Dec. 2 with liftoff from Baikonur Cosmodrome, about 1,300 miles east of Moscow. +Congress approved the drug bill last year but left town without furnishing federal agencies with the funds to carry out most of the programs. +After the CenTrust deal, Great Western will have 114 offices in Florida and more than $4 billion in retail deposits. +The higher the risk rating of the underlying assets, the higher the income. +"As much as I like the guy, the fact is his future isn't certain, and that puts a pall on his bankability," says BBDO's Mr. Katz, who says Pepsi's plans regarding Mr. Hostetler are "up in the air." +About 80% of breast implants are used to enlarge breasts for cosmetic reasons, with the remaining implants being used for reconstruction following cancer surgery or operations to fix deformities. +"I want to make sure that people don't go overboard thinking these new foods are nutritious," she said Friday. "Basically, we're talking about junk food without the fat. +"Please bring back the smile to the face of the McCarthy family at this critical period. +By keeping a band of sorts in place, Europe has at least some protection against the most pernicious policies of competitive devaluation. +Silver prices fell in London to a late bid price of $5.06 a troy ounce from Thursday's $5.09. +The fund filed the action with the Sierra Club. +To privatize East Germany's command economy, the German government last year created an agency known as the "Treuhandanstalt." +The station kept part of it for use of the facilities, and passed the rest on to the reporter, he said. +Currently the political system is rigged to a degree in favor of President Chun's party and restrictions exist on a range of fundamental human rights. +On Monday, Aoun warned opposing troops in a radio address they would pay a heavy price if they attacked. +It is also likely to include Mr Hosokawa. +Two people died there and three were injured, he said. +What wonderful benefits will the elderly get for all this? +The industry's growth may have slowed from the torrid 15%-a-year pace of the past three years, he says, but is still "quite respectable," at 8% to 10% a year. +The agency's loan commitments rose to $22.7 billion in that period, up 9.6% from $20.7 billion from the previous fiscal year. +Pozderac, now a 69-year-old pensioner, is the second most important defendant and a former economics minister. +They were convicted again in 1975. +But the satellite campus' dean, Serafin Zasueta, said such sentiments aren't heard much anymore. +Tanzania reported the biggest increase _ 1,100 _ for a total of 4,158 cases as of Dec. 31. +The company, which earned $68 million or 40 cents a share, in the second quarter ended April 30, is focusing on its core business of engineering, construction and technical services. +If anything, the drawback with this approach is limiting exposure to a narrow range of equities. +Significantly, the Farm Credit Capital Corp. hasn't joined in asking the government to bail out the Farm Credit System. +An unpublished draft of a government study indicates that fish in much of the Great Lakes and many U.S. rivers are contaminated by low levels of dioxin. +The rate on the three-year dollar-linked drachma bond will rise to 5.80 per cent. +The Denver-based operator of six television stations, unable to meet interest payments on its debt, has been trying to get bondholders to accept stock and securities in exchange for their $507 million in outstanding bonds. +Darty's desire to secure its financial position is easy to understand. +If convicted, Marcy could be fined $3.5 million and sentenced to 205 years in prison. +American Pioneer Savings Bank said shareholders approved the creation of a holding company, American Pioneer Inc., at a special meeting. +Some 1,400 Pittston employees in Virginia and 300 in West Virginia went on strike April 5, accusing the company of unfair practices during contract talks. +A desire to erase part of the debt burden was one reason behind Saddam's sudden invasion. +Montreal-based Canadian National, owned by the Canadian government, said the proposed sale is part of a streamlining of its rail operations. +Time and Warner are linked in other ways, too; combined, the Time Warner cable systems are among the largest buyers of Paramount's Madison Square Garden network and its 50%-owned USA Network. +Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher will head the U.S. delegation to the discussions, which will take place Wednesday and Thursday at the Commerce Department. +TWA-owner Carl Icahn, seeking to capitalize on rivals' fare boosts, said TWA won't "be part of any program that gouges the business traveler." It's unclear whether TWA's decision will affect other carriers' plans to raise fares. +Too many rules and regulations remain on the books. +The United States and the Soviet Union signed an unprecedented treaty in 1987 to destroy all their medium-range nuclear missiles. +But there were more problems ahead. +He has apologized to Minnesotans for what he said were mistakes and lapses in judgement but has denied any wrongdoing. +He said many investors were waiting for Friday's unemployment figures from the Labor Department, which might give some clue as to whether the Federal Reserve Board is likely to tighten or relax credit. +'I simply have to ensure that my client feels comfortable and so I mustn't overaccentuate my appearance as they can be scared by too unusual a dress.' +There are no lurking gnomes. +Yet he found the mettle to send American arms into the far corners of the earth, to cut the people's taxes, with what consequences we may not know until some future hour. +The 10 vehicles with the worst injury loss record were all in the small sedan or small sports car category. +His favorite is Toll Brothers, a New Jersey builder also active in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. +The nation's second largest automaker today resumed operations after a 19-day strike in which workers won a nearly 20 percent increase in their salaries. +The space agency selected Lockheed Engineering & Management Services Co. for talks leading to an eight-year contract with an estimated value of at least $655 million, almost assuring Lockheed the contract. +The protesters are demanding that interim President Ion Iliescu resign because of his Communist past. +An acquisition by Matsushita might leave MCA's management intact. +Allied-Signal Inc. said its vice chairman, Forrest N. Shumway, will take early retirement effective Jan. 1. +Wolfe said the Soviets share those concerns. +Anderson also appeared in the Eddie Murphy movie "Coming to America," and is in "The Jim Henson Hour," scheduled for broadcast in April. +What is uncertain is how high royalties will be and whether tougher environmental standards will be enforced. +During the war, Germany commandeered his ship for duty in the Black Sea. +A few years ago, the New Zealand Air Force sent a team of pilots around the world on a mission to prove it would be cheaper to buy a new fighter-bomber than to upgrade its senescent fleet of A-4 Skyhawks. +Kevex Corp., Foster City, Calif., deferred a decision on an unsolicited $10.50-a-share tender offer by UEI PLC, a British holding company with interests in advanced technology. +MGM, under a license from the play's copyright owners, produced a movie version in 1955. +The Norwegian Nobel Committee praised the Dalai Lama's message of universal reverence and respect for all living things. +But Quantum said the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed the judgment, saying that "as a matter of law, there were no omissions or misrepresentations" by Quantum about the sale of its subsidiary. +A woman who left two children home alone has been arrested for alleged child neglect after her 5-year-old son died in a fire believed to have been started by his younger brother. +As of last Thursday, when the offer was to expire, only about $39.4 million, or 26%, of the principal amount of the 8 3/8% notes had been tendered. +Having been president of Korea, he said, he is aware of the "awesome power" the president has and added, "So I am for checks on presidential power. +Housing Secretary Jack Kemp announced the step Sunday as he released a report describing actions public housing authorities around the country are already taking to solve drug-related problems. +Currently, about $88 billion of pension fund assets, including some $20 billion of BICs, are held in insured bank accounts. +An attorney for the city government testified in Marion Barry's drug and perjury trial Friday that he found the mayor slumped one night in a bathroom littered with drug paraphernalia. +The company could continue to reflect the rate increases as deferred revenue, a spokesman said. +Refugees have fled from Iraq and Kuwait to Jordan by the thousands, straining the already precarious economy. +Kohl's entourage included about 50 industrial officials who are to sign business accords with the Soviets. +A romantic designer who loved full skirts, embroidery and sequins, Hartnell designed the wedding and coronation gowns of Queen Elizabeth II and the floaty chiffons still worn by Queen Mother Elizabeth. +His PAC contributions have grown as well, from $666,796 in 1983-84 to more than $1.37 million in the 1989-90 election cycle. +Pretax earnings from cable operations soared 51% to $17.8 million and were flat in the broadcast division at $70.3 million. +Few analysts expect a recession to occur anytime soon. +Blanc performed the voices on 850 cartoons for Warner Bros. in a career spanning more than 50 years. +"Public transport is virtually at a halt and many enterprises are idle on account of the failure to turn out to work," it said. +The judge in the Iran-Contra case ordered four separate trials Wednesday to allow Oliver North and three co-defendants to use each others' immunized congressional testimony to defend against the charges. +Traitors!" and demanded the resignation of Rahman Morina, the province's Communist leader, and Ju suf Karakusi, the police chief, whom they accuse of human rights abuses. +However, the advertised property appraisal and the deed signed by the city included the garage in specified measurements and within the specified property lines. +"No one can rule out the possibility of a sincere conversion in anybody's case, but this must be proved at the end of a long period of instruction," said a letter sent to 1,500 Reform rabbis in the United States and Canada. +In this world of freely flowing capital, few would claim that any given budget deficit could not be financed. +There is no guarantee that a larger park will fill Euro Disney's under-occupied hotels. Euro Disney may draw some comfort from its visitor numbers, which have shown reasonable progress in hostile conditions. +Santa Fe Energy Co., a unit of Santa Fe Southern Pacific Co., bought from Amoco the rights that allowed it to drill the Sharpshooter. +Users often introduce drug dealing into the company, affecting the morale of other employees. +Arthur W. Ewy was a successful accountant with 37 years experience when a management change forced him to retire from the board of Gates Rubber Co., a manufacturer of belts and hoses. +Iran's radicals oppose any rapprochement with Saudi Arabia. Rafsanjani has largely outflanked them in a post-Khomeini power struggle, but they remain a thorn in his side. +'This is not only good for the republics themselves, such as Moldova, but also for Moscow in order to have peace on its borders and in its former republics,' she said. +But, most private economists are projecting a 1989 deficit little improved and perhaps worse than 1988. +But women face an uphill battle in persuading men to share their vision of a balanced life. +The teacher later was convicted. +But even before the stock market's crash, Fed chairman Greenspan saw no signs of high inflation. +Do you want your clothes at that meeting to say what Gordon Gekko's said? Just to get a second opinion, we called up another sartorial swami for advice on today's outfit. +Certainly, all is not so simple in politics. +Students in sweatsuits, blue jeans and miniskirts stroll the spacious campus. +Delivery within 30 days 8%, 60 days 8.09%, standard conventional fixed-rate mortgages; 5.75%, 2% rate capped one-year adjustable rate mortgages. +The shares, though, are hardly vulnerable given that the likely halved dividend would still make them among the highest yielders in the FT-SE. +For a time, U.S. chipmakers were believed to have given up that market almost completely to the Japanese and the South Koreans. +However, the judge never looked at the file, according to the opinion. +Farmers and radical students shouting anti-American slogans demonstrated in Chonan and Taejon on Thursday against imports of U.S. farm products and the stationing of American troops in South Korea, according to news reports. +The delegation gave the Soviets a list of reported sightings of Wallenberg in Soviet prison camps and were to meet with officials twice more this week, according to Per Anger, head of the association. +"He reiterated U.S. support for their democracies and for President Perez's courageous and determined efforts to address his country's economic and financial situation," Fitzwater said, when describing the call between the two presidents. +Gandolfo V. DiBlasi, an attorney representing Mr. Lewis's firm, said, "The firm believes it is innocent and will plead not guilty and vigorously contest the charges." +It is perplexing that Lucas, which constantly lauds the virtues of the long-term approach, should choose to sell its fluid power systems business near the bottom of the cycle. +"Consumers may feel guilty that they can't do that for their kids." +The latest old master to be framed by Savary is Goldoni's The Boors. +At Friday night's gala, the most promising actor and actress awards went to Lou Diamond Phillips and Rosana de Soto, who star in the movie about the short life of 1950s rocker Richie Valens. +Mr. Durenberger's income fell to $92,980 ($72,200 in salary; $20,780 in honoraria). +The foreign buying came at a convenient time. +"We haven't had the luxury of working with the administration in the last seven years because we've been on opposite sides of the fence," Morris said. +He and Radin collaborated on raising money for "The Cotton Club" production after they were introduced by Mrs. Greenberger. +Disney officials said the service for the Sky Movies audiences would contain some programming from the U.S. service, plus other material developed for the British and Irish markets. +One woman signed her rhyming recipe "with apologies to Shakespeare." +So Barco Inc. of Smyrna, Ga., makes computer monitors that automatically correct themselves when their color deviates from true. +He said local rescuers could not reach the crash site because of the rough terrain. +He is positioned to reap broad conservative support with Buchanan and Sen. Armstrong out of the 1988 race. +ALBANIA TAKES PRIVATIZATION STEP Albania's Communist government took a first step toward privatization. +It can only detect planes with transponders that emit radar signals. All but the smallest private planes have transponders. +Board of Trade board member Burt Gutterman alluded to the Merc's system as "bombarding" users with information. +The law suit, filed in Jefferson Circuit Court in Louisville, is among the first to blame criminal behavior on Prozac, widely acclaimed as an especially safe and effective anti-depressant. +The new requirements include armoured vehicles, extra aircraft and naval vessels. Mr Najib Razak, Malaysian defence minister, is in the UK this week for talks. +Bell Labs researchers are, however, trying to fabricate various superconducting materials into experimental devices. +The school serves pupils from kindergarten through sixth grade, and eventually will be expanded through the eighth grade. +The recusal issue is a fitting symbol for what the anti-Bork forces did to the very idea of an independent judiciary. +In the process, the measure became ineffectual for cases such as olestra, he says; under the peculiarities of the law, only one of the fat substitute's four patents could be extended. +Etta James was named Contemporary Female Blues Artist of the Year. +But a spokesman for Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro-Electric Corp. said Hydro-Quebec's offer "isn't satisfactory" to Newfoundland, so that province will continue to oppose the New England transaction. +The man was freed shortly after an interview with prosecutors, who decided to let him go provided he talk to a psychiatrist, Wilting said. +Besides the advance-decline line, market pros keep their eyes on some other gauges. +'We want the maximum profits with the minimum number of people.' Others - which Mr Crook estimates at about six to eight a year - are politely told that it would not be worth their while making a formal application to operate on the island. +Ms. DeVaul takes an extra shot at the Sun Belters, saying they'd improve their federal cash flow if their legislatures weren't so stingy in appropriating taxpayer money for welfare and other human services programs. +The commission voted 5-0 to grant System Energy's requests. +Rather than debating legalities, the U.S. could buy itself some highly useful insurance by starting to build the sort of system the ABM treaty already allows. +The same may not have been true for retired Chief Justice Warren E. Burger. +The bobby-soxer sequences are almost goofy enough for satire, though they apparently are meant to be taken straight. +The old Farm Crisis, the stuff of magazine covers and Hollywood movies, has become the Farm Problem: still serious, probably chronic, but with less power to inflame emotions and motivate caucusgoers. +Instead, the industrial countries should continue to deal with Russia's overdue debt by rolling it over for three months at a time. +It says lots of things, none of them very helpful. +Whether that force is sufficient to maintain current price levels, however, is not nearly so clear. +A hooded gunman burst into a Bible study class at a church Friday night, opening fire and killing two women and wounding a man inside a chapel crowded with adults and children, police said. +All the OPEC members say they're pleased the offer was made, but few said whether they like the idea. +Bush indicated through aides last weekend that he differed with the Reagan administration policy of negotiating with Gen. +In 1989 the value of export licence applications approved totalled Pounds 50m for Iran and Pounds 130m for Iraq. +November 1986: Federated Department Stores Inc. buys back shares of an unidentified bidder, rumored to be Dart, to block a takeover attempt. +It also built an unlined waste pile - without regulatory approval. Big problems quickly developed. +Kuwaiti oil tankers flying the American flag began moving through the gulf yesterday under U.S. Navy escort, underscoring the tension in the region. +The real Milagros had finished no better than 10th in five previous starts, including a dismal performance in a June 27 race at Mountaineer Park in Chester, W.Va. +The high court itself helped initiate the confrontation. +Sawyer, 54, had a technical advantage as the winner of two drawings that enabled him to deliver the opening and closing statements. +Havel was elected by the Czechoslovak Parliament a few weeks after a peaceful revolution ousted the hardline government of Communist Party chief Milos Jakes. +Mozambique ranked lowest among the 152 members of the World Bank with a 1988 annual per capita income of $100. +"We got it done," the former Democratic governor said as he signed his name in a book containing signatures of other lawyers admitted to the bar in Maryland. +Temperatures today in most places were only slightly higher than those Tuesday, when records were set in dozens of cities. +Most Soviet nuclear weapons already are in Russia. +Despite the success, lawmakers stressed that the stealth bomber, which at about $500 million a copy is the most expensive plane in history, looms large on the radar screen of the budget-conscious Congress. +Last year, Suntory posted sales of 777 billion yen, down from an estimated 781.5 billion yen in 1988. +"I'm at the president's disposal," the Soviet leader said after a 30-minute helicopter ride with Bush from the South Lawn. +Occasionally a guest takes the microphone and sings in Yiddish, as the band improvises. +The explosives were placed at residential areas, a market and a bus stop. +The measure would require covered businesses to provide 10 weeks of unpaid leave for the birth or adoption of a child or for the serious illness of a child or elderly parent. +In Hollywood, where it is often difficult to tell who's in costume 365 days a year, some 25,000 revelers jammed Hollywood Boulevard. +Local boosters tout the city as "the most popular destination in the U.S" because the visitor count now exceeds 30 million a year. +Reporters gathering in a dilapidated neighborhood for a news conference about drug abuse watched in shock as a gun battle erupted in an alley across the street. +Ltd. (Canada); and preferred stock of Household Global Funding Inc. +But he told the newspaper he still has some problems to solve, including settling a bill for $3,000 from the Nicaraguan government for towing his Cessna 172 from the Costa Rican border, where it was shot down. +But many more remain outside, corrupting the official system, the article said. +Of the 599 jobs being eliminated, 95 are already vacant, the company said. +Although he professes to be a vegetarian, Prince won't eat salads and vegetables but he will eat chicken, likes fresh fish and "adores" pasta, Bonilla said. +Prospective underwriters were able to bid for all or part of the issue. +Gray Steifel, Oakwood's vice president, administration, said, "We understand why they would have a concern." +The weak results were attributed mainly to increased research and development costs, despite a sharp decline in Ericsson's orders because of recessions in several key markets. +Lawmakers probably can't override any of the vetoes. +He joined Chase in 1947 and was elected chairman in 1981. +Capital gains are taxed at the same rate as wages and other income. +In last year's fourth quarter, the company said a "significant" amount of uncollectible revenue contributed to its weak results. +District Court Judge M.W. Deo cancelled Tuesday's scheduled hearing on the Bhopal gas disaster but set a deadline of April 23 for outlining a hearing schedule in the case, the United News of India reported. +General Motors President Robert C. Stempel said GM and other companies are studying "smart cars and smart highways" that would be computerized for increased safety and efficiency. +Aspen Airways Inc. said Tuesday it reached an agreement to sell aircraft and routes except for those serving the ski resort of Aspen to Mesa Airlines Inc. Terms of the deal were not released. +Enron Oil & Gas Co. subsidiary is the third-largest independent oil and gas company in the U.S., Enron said. +Mr. Gordon declined to comment on who he was soliciting. +Hillis is co-founder and chief scientist of Thinking Machines Corp. in Cambridge. +The bill was 1,057 pages long, weighed 14 pounds, and arrived over two months after the fiscal year began. +Many of them have very centralised systems of pay determination. +"Finally, a city officer said, `Are you sure those are going to be tomato plants?' +The recall threatened to give Lexus a black eye. +"The only reason to go abroad is that we are too specialized, technically with car insurance and geographically in France," he said last month. +The result is the same. There is little that the prime minister can do to meet the criticism that he is not leading us anywhere. +"Dillard will probably be one of the national chains" that survives the merger mania, predicts Carl Steidtmann, chief economist at Management Horizon, Price Waterhouse's retail consulting unit. +So you can hardly think of any better way to spend your time, if you're being ruthlessly economic about it, than working for Heinz.' And money, he says, is only half the story. +"They want involvement in programming, or involvement like this, in a magazine." +The stimulus will have to come from Japan and continental Europe; to some extent it is already doing so. +King and leaders of the Social Democratic and Labor Party (SDLP) conferred for about two hours on the political situation and new surge of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland. +The stone church, which overlooks the Atlantic, is where the Bushes attend Sunday services. +Mr. Chamorro is considered a moderate. +"I have nothing to add," he said. +Nissan expects to hire about 2,000 workers initially for the Aguascalientes plant; the cost of training these workers is included in the $1 billion investment figure. +In a letter to Ionics' board, the Boston-based investment group said it is prepared to enter into a confidentiality and standstill agreement to obtain access to internal financial information. +In joining Mr. Portman's three existing retail marts, Inforum will attempt to draw customers from the strong convention business here and bring the number of marts in Atlanta closer to the level of rival developer Trammell Crow. +And colleagues say he turned a deaf ear to market speculation and heavy trading in JWT's stock that began early this year. +In the Far East you find facilities like that.' In a Tokyo hotel she told the management that she needed a hairdresser before her appointments started and not later in the day. +Fire Chief Glenn Alexander said the shell appeared to explode twice. +Some airline analysts believe dumping Wolf would be a mistake, despite his history of fractious relations with the unions. +Ten days ago, BBL announced the bid plans had been scuppered by differences over the price to be offered. +They were dislodged by soldiers after several hours. +Needless to say, they did not like the analogy, but they floundered somewhat in trying to explain what was wrong with it. 'But in Northern Ireland you'd be killing your own people, your kith and kin,' said one. +Mahmoud's death raised to 781 the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli soldiers or civilians in the 3-year-old uprising against Israeli occupation. +The regulator has to maintain the momentum of change by opening the floodgates of competition, while ensuring the lights stay on. Since last autumn, Prof Littlechild has issued a string of pronouncements and decisions, many of them dozens of pages long. +In keeping with Bulgarian practice, he refused to speak of ethnic Turks. +That's mainly a result of high labor costs. +But reports indicated the figure may be much higher. +Asked for his personal definition of "chutzpah," he provided 906 examples of people who have it, including John Z. De Lorean, Pope John Paul II and John McEnroe. +I promise you that in 1990 we Republicans will be the third-strongest party in the federal republic," he said. +Traders in Tokyo said the Japanese central bank began buying dollars when the currency fell to around 121.60 yen this morning and made occasional purchases in the afternoon. +Laurie P. Cohen in New York contributed to this article. +The woman went to that house and found Joe Brayboy inside, Williams said. +The quality is appalling. +John Maxwell, tobacco analyst at Furman Selz, estimates Kent's share of the cigarette market at 2.7% in 1986, a drop from 3% in 1985 and 4.1% in 1982. +As an executive of a foreign oil company explained: 'The last block awarded that had over 100m barrels was in 1971. +Since 1985, when Mr. Meese appointed him chairman of the much-publicized Attorney General's Commission on Pornography, Mr. Hudson's outspoken conservative views on social issues have been the focus of public attention. +With a good bob cut, you should be able to just shampoo, add a conditioner and styling gel or foam, and brush. +But what makes Germany's new "normality" abnormal is that once it was 100% behind European integration. +The fire at a Con Edison power substation forced the American Stock Exchange, New York Mercantile Exchange and other futures markets in southern Manhattan to close by early afternoon. +The inquiry is part of a broader IRS investigation of safe-harbor leasing transactions in 1980 and 1981 that cost the government billions of dollars in tax revenue. +Their prices have been fixed but in fact many of the goods are sold above the official price by corrupt store employees who sell them, truckers who deliver them and factory workers who make them. +These reduced earnings by $10 million in the current period while benefiting results in last year's second quarter by $148 million. +When there is a candidate to sell and 30 seconds to do it, the emotional case for a constitutional amendment against flag burning fits the format. +The Dakar region remains under state of emergency laws, and a nighttime curfew remains in effect. +The CIL company was once Hong Kong's seventh biggest. +First Executive's bonds had a total book value of $9.42 billion at year end. +It could have been worse, he replies. +We realised that much of the management reporting, from both the engineering and operating viewpoint, was not as efficient as it might be. +The researchers found that mothers who weren't crazy about the maternal role back in 1956, when their children were very young, were less likely to have had children return home as of 1986. +The threat turned out to be false and police from the bomb squad determined that the bag did not contain a bomb, said Port Authority Police Officer Phillip Montuori. +Six people have died since Wednesday in Christian-Moslem clashes around the city. +In its report on inflation, the Labor Department said that last month's consumer prices rose a modest 0.2 percent due to lower food and energy costs. +Laurence Tribe. "She's not nearly as tempted as some justices to search for bright lines. +Six inches to a foot was possible in localized squalls, forecasters said. +Indeed, there are more stimulating ideas in this book per page than in any recent book on economics I know. +Mr. Lee was using a risky but legal trading strategy that options industry officials say accounted for several hundred million dollars in losses nationwide during last month's stock market plunge. +"The incident is still under investigation by our officers to see if any criminal acts were involved," Nickerson said. "We're still trying to get the full story. +The new aircraft will replace existing 757s and 767-200s, said Britannia, and will be powered by General Electric engines. +Leaders of Cuba, Chile, Haiti and Panama were not invited. +This makes it easy to include each month only the modules that apply to each customer. +John P. Frazee, president and chief executive officer of Centel, said that he met with Mr. Lindemann before the filing and discussed proposals "about some assets they had and some we had." +Honduras denied a report in a Nicaraguan pro-government newspaper that Honduran aircraft drew fire while penetrating Nicaraguan airspace. +After the talks failed, Burlington Northern tried to dodge the restrictions of the Railway Labor Act, which require negotiations on work rule changes, by reactivating the obscure Winona Bridge subsidiary. +Combined with the other corporation tax measures I announced last year, it will bene-fit businesses by some Pounds 1bn in 1992-93. And in my Autumn Statement I announced substantial increases in public sector investment. +Richard Grant, Rivers' publicist, said further details of the settlement will not be disclosed. +His first task will be to nominate a prime minister to run the government on a day-to-day basis. +"When Martin Luther King marched, there was 25 to 30 percent whites," he said. "Here, it's maybe 1 percent. +They hold people like Mrs. Uminski hostages in their own homes. +The move comes a week after it was disclosed that Messrs. Gutfreund, Strauss, Meriwether and Feuerstein could still be eligible to receive such pay perks. +No money for our armed forces, none to pay government employees, none for the president's salary, none to pay the congressmen themselves. +What did damage to Salomon was not regulation but the fury of the participants in the market who had lost money. +Schumpeter had it right when he said the key to economic growth is entrepreneurship. +Among the compromise solutions the commission is considering is upgrading the enclave's status from an autonomous region within the Azerbaijani republic to that of an autonomous republic, which has its own constitution and laws, he said. +Those who believed it was Christ's burial cloth had attributed the image to a sudden blaze of light, fitting Biblical accounts of the resurrection. +We both welcome the prospect of further movement toward German unification, beginning with the steps toward economic and monetary union that are proposed for the period immediately following the elections in the GDR on March 18th. +Villagers say the range plays havoc with their lives, preventing them from working in fields during bombing practice, and they have been demanding the facility be closed. +Hayes, 36, came from the City, with a short stint as senior sales director of Kleinwort Benson Securities, preceded by positions at Citicorp Scrimgeour Vickers. +Tim Baker has been appointed commercial director and to the board of NORWICH UNION Healthcare. +But other store chains said Thursday they continued to struggle last month as Americans shied away from making expensive purchases. +But a government source, speaking on condition he not be identified, said the attack might have been carried out by Armenians. +Under the free trade agreement signed between the two countries last year, Canada agreed to remove import licensing requirements if U.S. support levels were equal to or below those of Canada. +"There will be a lot more known about him, I guarantee you that," said Leahy. +The Chinese government is pulling out all the stops to lure businessmen back, even as it simultaneously wages a media campaign against the U.S. government for alleged interference. +The barges, pulled by two towboats, were traveling in opposite directions when they collided Friday afternoon, 25 miles north of Rosedale. +These men never get acne, go bald, or develop enlarged prostates. +Commentators here note that his refusal to meet with Zulu Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi as long as Inkatha "perpetuates violence" is precisely the argument the government used in refusing to negotiate with the ANC for three decades. +China in recent years has been losing its rural people, despite an overall growth in the country's population, according to a new statistical report by the Agriculture Department. +This has made the rural population somewhat better off, thereby correcting a traditional imbalance of incomes between urban and rural areas. +Many bond funds' net asset values have nudged higher since the crash because bond prices have generally rallied during this period. +They enjoy the luxury of supporting special interests always eager for restraints on their competitors while avoiding the responsibility for imposing higher costs on consumers. +As a result, instead of court-martial proceedings, the 48-year-old Navy captain will appear at a closed "admiral's mast" on Wednesday afternoon before Vice Adm. +"We are deliberately keeping all options open," Kirkland said, adding that he opposes employers' use of pension fund surpluses to finance health care benefits except for retirees who are beneficiaries of those funds. +The Japanese have also polished their image for technical sophistication. +Its shipping fleet ranks only 13th in the world. The government hastaken steps to correct this by extending local tax benefits to ships registeredoutside Singapore. +Mr. Boskin didn't join that chorus. +The GE catalyst, however, causes the chemical chain at a certain point to "recognize" the end of its own chain, instead of the end of another chain. +The Israeli army has no role in the Palestinian land," he added. +Why else would the Clark report recommend a termination of all U.S. military aid to the Philippines? +Mr Ron Brown, US commerce secretary, raised the issue last month with Mr Victor Chernomyrdin and received a pledge that the tariffs would be re-examined. +General Defense recently was awarded a $98.2 million contract to make ammunition for the Army. +Talks normally would begin in July, but Chrysler asked for early talks last week. +Chris-Craft maintains that it is entitled to increase its stake to 62.1%. +The study said the service views wildlife management "primarily as an adjunct of timber production" in each individual forest when a regional approach is needed. +The bonds, rated double-A by Moody's, were priced for reoffering to yield from 4.40% in 1993 to 6.55% in 20072009. +The Coast Guard recently began inspections of such vessels because of the "significant casualty rate" and Monday was the deadline for applying for an inspection. +New Nation, whose editor Zwelakhe Sisulu has been detained without charge for nearly two years, said 12 other activists from the Pretoria area were detained Wednesday. +Ahold already operates two major U.S. chains of its own, Giant Food Stores Group and Bi-Lo Food Stores. +Because there is no bail under Mexican law for people accused of crimes that carry a sentence of five years or more, the suspects likely will remain in jail the whole time their case is prosecuted. +"Some" of those arrested, Li Lu said, have been secretly executed. +They will return to Poland at the end of the week to put their new skills to work. +John S. Reidy, an analyst with Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., also indicated that he might lower his estimate. +Other analysts in Europe and the United States cited his comment that the U.S. money supply might grow at a faster pace this year. +But the next day, he put forward a list of proposals so tough and far-reaching that few listeners immediately understood them. +Hispanics, estimated by the U.S. Census Bureau to number 18.1 million in 1986, are growing explosively. +Stefan Korosec (Shte-FAN COUR-oh-shetz), Secretary of Yugoslav Communist Party. +As the economy slows, the strains and the pains are showing up in the form of bank and savings and loan failures, personal and business bankruptcies, late and often incomplete repayments everywhere, and in government budget deficits. +American Medical International, which agreed to be acquired last month, had a 37% earnings decline due largely to poor cost controls while management was preoccupied with the sale. +The survey found that more people cited the economy as the nation's No. 1 problem than any other issue; more specifically, unemployment is the No. 1 economic problem, cited by 39% of respondents. +THESE polite words of warning come courtesy of Mr Eiji Tamaki: 'Please read this letter. +"Batman," the top film at the nation's theaters, was estimated to have sold 11 million cassettes. "Bambi" sold 10.5 million cassettes and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" sold 8.2 million copies. +He is "willing to examine" plans for EC tax harmonization that France has opposed because they might involve an array of domestic tax reductions; its withholding tax on interest income is one of the highest in Europe. +With the Clinton administration lurching towards bureaucratically managed trade with Japan, should not the institute be emphasising the classic arguments for multilateral, rule-based trade? Bergsten is obviously sensitive to such arguments. +President Reagan, getting into his limousine after speaking to high school students in suburban Vienna, Va., was asked whether he thought the cease-fire agreement would hold up. +Dwyer said he would question jurors himself under oath. +Previous work has shown that Mexican Americans also have a three-fold greater prevalence of non-insulin-dependent diabetes than non-Hispanic whites do, according to the American Diabetes Association. +Prokofiev once conducted his marvelous, "The Love for Three Oranges," in this very room. +'Didn't we work together to form the new government? +But the central bank picked an ambitiously restrictive goal for German money-supply growth, suggesting no letup on the tight monetary policy soon. +Diplomats said the general nature of the communique reflected the widely diverse interests of the eight debtor countries, which also include Colombia, Panama, Peru, Venezuela and Uruguay. +With this constitutionality controversy out of the way, we can now expect Congress to approve this landmark agreement that I believe represents one of President Reagan's major economic accomplishments. +President Carlos Salinas de Gortari reaffirmed his vow to sell state-owned businesses to the private sector, saying it is the only way to free resources for Mexico's pressing social needs. +They want to establish or defend their political control of black society in Natal. +Meanwhile, Kabuto-cho, Japan's stock market district, continues to buzz with rumors tying the brokerage firms and gangsters to prominent politicians. +Irvine-based FundAmerica has about 100,000 members. +The company said it is writing down the value of the mine because of depressed metal prices and increasing smelting and refining costs, and that the write-down also includes a provision for eventual shutdown costs. +Credit relaxation in all of Europe isn't a sure thing, however. +Analysts had expected to see the market follow through on Monday's advance, but the move failed to materialize in the early going. +The SS-24 carries 10 warheads and can be launched from underground silos or rail cars. +The returns were filed to the IRS service center in Ogden, Utah, from 25 states in the Midwest and Northwest. +Yankovic first appeared in the area 30 years ago at a fund-raising grand opening of Chisholm's Slovenian National Home. +Major dailies are perplexed about how pennies will be collected in street vending boxes and newsstands. +BMW of North America and General Motors Corp.'s Cadillac division have both revamped key models. +"As it happened, they were chanting `Eddie, Eddie, Eddie' and taking their clothes off and throwing flowers on the stage. +Both S&P and Moody's said they were concerned about the effect on both companies of increased borrowing by B.A.T to finance the proposed acquisition. +The firms considered most at risk are tiny brokerages that sell primarily to retail clients but also take trading positions themselves to augment revenue. +"As is often the case in the Middle East, these two extremes have the capacity to work together and squeeze out the center," says William Quandt, a Mideast expert at Washington's Brookings Institution. +He spent from 1968 to 1970 in Senegal painting traditional African life and later worked for three years at Wounded Knee, S.D., painting American Indians. +It was a time when the party was trying to display unity and celebrate its successes. +Piotr Niemczyk, a Solidarity spokesman in Warsaw, said strikers at the mine were demanding that Walesa make his appeal in person. The miners also want issues of higher pay and better working conditions settled. +The Louisville provider of medical liability insurance said it appeared that a large stockholder was forced to sell shares to meet margin requirements. +Ms. Hudson told investigators she had used cocaine for about three years and even used the drug while in labor before entering the hospital. +Joel Swanson, a special adviser to Delchamps President A.F. Delchamps Jr., said that the company's board would consider the A&P proposal but that he believes "stockholders will be served well by sticking with us. +Chinese officials did not immediately comment on Bush's announcement extending China's most-favored-nation trade status for one year. +When Mrs. Brown was on the stand, Prattis asked her if she would have let in a teen-age boy who came to the door with bruises and said he was abused. +The first Israeli film on the Palestinian uprising brings three generations of Jews to the green fields of the occupied West Bank and says they failed to recognize when senseless killing becomes the norm. +It would impose a two-year budget cycle with two-year appropriation bills, limit the use of catchall spending bills and enhance the president's authority to rescind government appropriations. +The president, who was to return to Washington on Monday evening, discussed summit preparations and recent Persian Gulf developments with his national security adviser, Brent Scowcroft, aides said. +The board had been restructured - partly as a reaction to the bid, but mostly to be ready for growth and acquisition possibilities. +Cheryl Swaim, a banking analyst with Oppenheimer & Co., said Southeast's loan portfolio is deteriorating faster than she expected. +AES Data, a Montreal-based maker of computer and software equipment that employs 1,200 people, had 1986 sales of $133 million (Canadian), compared with $143 million in 1985. +"We want to be significant players in the international market." +Or, when it does, it could be a better buy - because of re-invested earnings - than it was originally. Women seem fond of this manoeuvre. +The consumer programs traditionally favored by the U.S. Big Three have been criticized for hurting the image and resale value of the vehicles involved. +Prosecutor Chris Piazza says Clark entertained supporters on the taxpayers' tab to generate campaign contributions that ended up in his pocket. +The less-generous explanation has it that pork-barreling has run so wild that it will take an extra year to carry out all the deals. +Shareholders also need regular access to directors to evaluate their progress, if the Cadbury code is to be enacted. The Treasury's proposals will have the perverse effect of encouraging smart insiders who can cover their tracks. +GORBACHEV SAID the Star Wars project could block improved U.S.-Soviet ties. +The operating earnings exceeded analysts' expectations and the stock market reacted enthusiastically. +He said many of his clients are bitter as they are unable to travel or make plans to enjoy the time they have left. +Booth, in more than five hours of testimony, said the plan was undertaken to increase worker motivation and that Polaroid had talked about an employee stock plan as long as 15 years ago. +Earl Clanton Jr. went quietly to his death in the electric chair Thursday night for strangling a neighbor during a 1980 robbery. +"To have two homicides at the same address is rather bizarre to say the least," Martin said. +David Kappler, 47, was appointed group finance director designate of Cadbury Schweppes yesterday, replacing David Jink who retires in March next year after 32 years' service. Kappler joined Cadbury in 1965 as a trainee accountant. +Hitler's brass, diplomats, foreign journalists, and everybody who was anybody in the Berlin of the 1930s mingled at the fabled Adlon. +At the time, the jet was 45 miles from the merchant ship, well out of visual range, he said. +The regional Bell companies are key players in another bidding team headed by Martin Marietta Corp. +In a second report the Commerce Department said that housing starts fell 5.4 percent last month, pressured by rising mortgage rates. +Peary's diary contained no detailed record of wind speed, weather and ice conditions during the crucial 30 hours when he reportedly made his sprint to the Pole. +Even so, these laws only address the issue of making sure donations reach their intended recipients. +It would be duller even than the Adelaide suburbs. The cuisine of the antipodes has moved on since the 1950s, however. +Wars are made of lesser stuff. +In April, the National Transportation Safety Board urged the FAA to conduct a safety investigation of the 200 series of JT8D engines after some dangerous in-flight engine failures. +Car sales at Ford rose 13 percent, to a daily rate of 5,346 in early January this year from a 4,731 during the period last year. +Some weapons experts had said a gun with a barrel the size of the tube seized by Customs _ 131 feet long with a 39-inch bore _ could fire nuclear or chemical warheads as far as Tehran or Tel Aviv, each within 350 miles of Iraq's borders. +The annual fee often is waived only for the first year. +And the knock-on effects in a place such as Newmarket extended to hotels, restaurants and even the gentlemen's outfitters, which thrive on the 50 days a year of racing and sales. Many in the racing lobby believed that 30,000 jobs were at risk. +Well I can't do much for you then.' +Whether it is always a good deal for taxpayers is less clear. +Huffman issued the sentence, which included a $1,000 fine, after hearing impassioned pleas from the families of the victim and the defendant. +I'm running out of adjectives." +Mrs. Gorbachev then retreated to the background. +Revenue declined slightly to $288.4 million from $291.5 million. +Rigid rules covering fee structures and investment strategy have put a block on innovation, notwithstanding the introduction of futures and options funds in 1991. +Furthermore, says Kuper at Centre Square, companies recently have been paying out less than 40 percent of their earnings as dividends, which is close to a historic low. +Bank of Boston has disbanded a division that specialized in leveraged buy-outs, reflecting a growing wariness toward such loans. +Its stock didn't trade Wednesday, but closed at 5.75 dollars a share on the Toronto Stock Exchange Tuesday. +Moreover, scattered bargain-hunting by investment trusts and brokerage houses should also give support, the traders said. +Hilstad described the fire as a big reddish ball of flame protruding forward from the wing. +The hot weekend weather probably caused some deterioration of the soybean crop, analysts said. +He was hospitalized Feb. 23 for treatment of bone cancer, which he had battled privately for at least three years. +According to its monthly business confidence survey, there were still no signs of improved export business. +He is proposing legislation to require a criminal-record check of gun purchasers, but he does not favor requiring any waiting period to conduct the check. +"I would complain about him a lot more if he weren't so damn successful," Mr. Gingrich says. +Though no one has found a way of polling animals, I wager that grizzlies and eagles would rather live in a managed forest than die in a burning forest. +One study found that only one of 14 cases gets reported, which would mean that last year there would have been nearly 2 million "reportable" cases, he said. +Authorities did not release the names of the victims pending notification of relatives. +Wilde said in a statement that although Roffman violated company policy about talking to the press, he was fired because he disobeyed a supervisor's orders by sending the second letter to Trump retracting his apology. +In the full fiscal year, the surplus fell to $84.54 billion from a record $94.14 billion a year earlier. +They have not hesitated, however, to point an accusing finger at the recording industry. +That allowed the speculative element to move prices higher in tandem with the other markets." Cotton futures prices have since come back down to around 60 cents a pound. +UBS has said its motion requires acceptance by two-thirds of the shares present and a majority of the capital. +His replacement, veteran Rick Honeycutt, allowed hits to the first four men who batted in the eighth, with catcher Harper's opposite-field triple the key blow. +West Berlin is a separate state of West Germany surrounded by East German territory. +But the risks are enormous. +Members of the House rose up in humility Tuesday to deny themselves the 4% federal pay raise that they voted for lesser government employees. +Passerini said his car cost $2,800 and took three weeks to build. +This is because jazz not only moves horizontally across space, it moves vertically through time. +Airbus calls this unprecedented appointment "normal" and overdue. +Given his reputation as a stickler for detail, the 75-year-old former judge clearly is concerned that expanding the scope of his inquiry threatens to strain his limited resources and create further delays. +With the first round of U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz's Mideast shuttle diplomacy completed, the reaction of most of the participants suggested that the trip was meeting the low expectations that preceded it. +President Bush's bad luck with trees is growing. +Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. said it will redeem June 15 its $50 million of 15 5/8% Series II first mortgage bonds outstanding due 1992. +If it goes wrong you have not lost anything,' says Brian Friedman, head of compensation and benefits at Arthur Andersen. But these arguments do not convince everybody. +She was brought before Omansky, who vacated the bench warrant and adjourned the charge in contemplation of dismissal. +That effect started to wear off towards the end of the quarter and consumer spending has remained fragile. Many economists believe that such fragility is just a passing phase, to be ended by the improving labour market situation. +Caltech experts believe the virus entered their computers through ARPANET, a network established by the Defense Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency. +He says that his 1984 letter was misused and that he is a victim, having lost at least $300,000 on Dynapac himself. +In Idaho, lightning strikes Monday ignited a handful of forest fires from the Nevada border to the central mountains. +The suit also charges that the code violates federal commerce laws because it restricts interstate commerce. +In a letter to Rep. Frank Annunzio (D., Ill.), chairman of the House Banking subcommittee on consumer affairs and coinage, the club's president said members "wholeheartedly agreed that the bullion program was a rip-off." +The former head of the exclusive Madeira School for Girls in McLean, Va., maintained she shot Tarnower by accident in 1980 when he tried to stop her from committing suicide. +Operating costs of barge companies have soared while many of the rates are fixed by long-term contracts, officials said. +Peter Canelo, a market strategist at Bear Stearns, said he doesn't see much risk of a sharp downturn in stock prices at the moment. +The Massachusetts governor was well-organized in the state, where Democrats must vote for delegates as well as indicate their presidential preference. +The United States has extradition agreements with France, Britain and Spain, the countries where Khashoggi currently maintains his primary residences. +But reluctant reform is better than the alternative of repression. +She said the dropoff in 1989 reflected the unusually large volume decline, not anti-smoking efforts. +An offer-in-compromise is a contract between the taxpayer and the IRS, wherein the taxpayer agrees to pay a certain sum and the Treasury Department agrees to forgive the balance of taxes, penalties and interest due. +They cannot be redeemed before June 1. +The theory: With a drought, the government might encourage increased acreage to be planted next spring. +A diesel engine has no electric ignition, which removes at a stroke the main cause of roadside breakdowns. For starting from cold, a diesel has glow plugs. +As of Friday, he had lost 64 pounds. +They note a similar storm in 1987 traveled northward to lash Great Britain, causing substantial damage. +Foxboro Co., a leading maker of systems that control manufacturing processes, said Monday it is exploring what it called an "alliance" with other firms that could involve the sale of the company. +American troops could have been killed," he said. +The resignation announced Thursday is effective at year's end. +Adds Mr. Robinson: "Even the choice to do nothing is stressful" because people feel guilty for making it. +But John Mortimer's Zaide proves as unsatisfying as all the earlier attempts to 'make something stageable' of Mozart's unfinished, unfinishable Zaide, Oca del Cairo and Sposo deluso. +Although Mr. Buchanan projects a 3% gain in fourth-quarter sales, he said gross margins will be under heavy pressure. "It's going to be great for customers, difficult for the stores," he said. +JOINT VENTURE: Chiat/Day/Mojo, Los Angeles, said it set up a joint venture with Han Brindfors Advertising, Stockholm. The two agencies plan to develop a pan-European network of agencies. +Metrobus, which has a monopoly over advertising in the Paris Metro, had argued that it was entitled to reject the poster, advertising a new movie called "It's Freezing In Hell" by director Jean-Pierre Mocky. +The news helped push CSX shares up $3.75, to $30.625. +From 1975 to 1979 he was co-publisher, with his brother Clarence, of the Register, Freedom's flagship newspaper. +"To apply shock during a period of inflation serves only to make the problem worse," he said. +As the finale swung into full force Sunday night, a steady stream of stars in sparkling jewels and dresses began arriving at the Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel here. +Before that he was with the San Francisco Examiner for 14 years, serving in news and sports editorships. +The early crop is a critical source of supply during the transition period between the old and new crops, and will be especially so this year because carryover stocks have fallen so low. +Yet the Poles last summer had been the least willing to disband the Warsaw Pact and send Moscow's troops home, which it had viewed as security against a resurgent Germany. +So we put sunglasses on them, rub zinc on their noses, give them a hat, and put them on the wave. +Its share price has risen fourfold since BAA was privatised in 1987. +Although a majority in Punjab, Sikhs form only 2 percent of India's population of 800 million. +This is the national capital with the $1.3 trillion annual budget, with a Congress of 535 Members who've pushed federal laws and rules into every corner of American life. +"We believe it is important to provide 24-hour Christian broadcasting to a global audience assuring that God's word will be taken to every man's world," Roberts said in a statement. +Most people stayed in their homes as that first column of about 700 Sandinista fighters from the northern city of Leon walked by. Later in the day, thousands more from rebel-held southern cities poured into the capital in commandeered government trucks. +Central Bank reserves have increased to about $1 billion. +He will probably replace Andrew with Barnes and ask Will Carling to stand down as captain. +Meyer and Karpan pointed that out Monday to Justice Department officials, who refused to wait until after the primary to decide whether to take the state to court, said Karpan. +Seven heads of state, including Calderon's four Central American colleagues, were on hand. +"One day she told me she didn't know how racist she had been." +Newmont on Monday announced it had amended an agreement with Consolidated Gold Fields to allow the British mining concern to expand its 26% stake in Newmont to 49.9%. +A spokesman for the U.S. Olympic Committee said most such words and symbols are similarly protected in the U.S. +"We took a flight down here and fell in love," said supervising producer Jeff Peters. "He loved the show so much he brought it home. +Silverman, a former newspaper columnist who wrote the recent "The Fox that Got Away" and an upcoming biography on director David Lean, conceived of the musical in 1981. +Dukakis' announcement came as he wound up a West Coast campaign swing stressing his interest in education and accusing the Reagan administration of trying to scuttle school programs. +By law, airlines flying out of Dallas Love Field, as TranStar does, may fly only to states contiguous to Texas. +"Some clearly have a shortened life span. They get curvature of the spine, or suffer compressed lungs making the heart and lungs work harder. +But income from hotels, catering and merchandising had fallen. The winter period, which falls in the first half of the financial year, was always expected to be the most difficult time for the park, but the outcome was worse than expected. +One of the passengers in the car, whom police identified only as a 27-year-old male, was killed. +The Kremlin, which still has an estimated 380,000 troops in former Communist East Germany, so far has declined to agree to a united Germany's membership in NATO. +Of course, the current Russian commitment to democracy is not accompanied by any real historical experience or exposure to its institutions. +The main contractor for the missiles is General Dynamics Convair Division. +His client, Constantin Duba of Austria, gave him $1.1 million to be placed in escrow. +"It's definitely our hit of the season." +Lockheed Corp. received an $18.8 million Air Force contract for C-130h aircraft equipment. +Bush deficits, however, cause hardly a ripple in the domestic or world economy. +We're moving forward with our volunteer approach, this national _ the organization to pursue national service under Greg Petersmeyer here in the White House. +Maybe the average world temperature is rising, and maybe it's caused by the fluorocarbons, unless maybe it's caused by the bromides, er, bromines. +Adjusting for the acquisition of Aztec and the extra month from Evode, the underlying increase was nearer 10 per cent. +Suter assumes the title of president from Whitwam, who will continue as board chairman and chief executive officer. +If the recent round of dismal fourth-quarter results from US oil companies is an accurate reflection of the industry's woes, it might be as well to avoid the sector altogether. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Whirlpool shares rose $1.875 to $40.125. +He said Pierce kept notes of which members of Congress and political friends supported projects, which he used when funding decisions were made. +Work was only lightly dealt with. +We see billions being spent on weapons that don't do what they are designed to do. And we see too many defense dollars slipping into the pockets of wheeler dealers and consultants," he said. +It's not that challengers didn't try to use the pay issue. +The new personnel chief succeeds William MacKinnon, whose departure in March was almost as unusual as Mr. Roberts's promotion. +A major journalist has just fallen semi-conscious taking notes on Dan's speech. +Western officials want to reach an accord in the fall. +The Yankees have not won the division since 1981. +Tuesday's earthquake caused only four known deaths here, but the damage was among the worst. +Last fall a Mesa-led partnership failed in a bitter battle to take over Newmont Mining Corp. +The process is "exceptionally simple," said Dana Duncan, an engineering supervisor and one of those who developed the technology. +The charges leveled by Gov. 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Jake Rodrigues said. +The Social Democrats have tried to capitalize on the terrible economic problems in the East German territory since the former nation converted to a free market economy. +But dealers expect the next big move to be downwards, as fundamentals are unexpiring and stocks are rising. +It said the restructuring is designed to focus on its core business of making and distributing TV shows, movies and videos. +"What they're trying to do is stop it from getting any closer to the pipeline," Mitchell said. +In the Kimberly-Clark days, union rules required up to 10 people to do the job. +SmithKline Beecham's leading consumer products will be the antacid Tums, the over-the-counter cold medicine Contac and throat lozenge Sucrets. +Likewise, they view arms control as no-lose politically. +When we first joined the European Union there were many sceptics who predicted that Britain's future was clearly marked out as a museum of industry. +CSX said rail revenue rose as the result of an improved traffic mix and yield despite lower carloads. +There was no word from the two remaining GOP contenders, Vice President George Bush and Rep. Jack Kemp. +John Paul visited the island for three days in May. +A tiny baby helped to turn AmeriTrust Corp. into a pregnancy coach. +His works were attributed to other artists until 1968, when he was identified as one of the greatest sculptors working in the town of Ulm around 1500. +The company is a subsidiary of Northern Engineering Industries, owned by Rolls-Royce. Mr Richards, of Gt Missenden, Bucks, appeared at Bow St magistrates court. He was remanded on bail until April 15. +Rain fell early today in Maine, Texas and Washington state. +"The ride appears to be operating perfectly, but we won't take any chances," Maxwell said. +Yet, as president, he would constitute a full-stop to the anti-government years that began with the election of President Reagan. He is no free-market minimalist. +Some 9.4 percent of those receiving aid in proprietary schools, 2.2 percent in public institutions and 1.2 percent in private colleges never completed high school or obtained an equivalency degree. +I expect things to pick up a little more." Rupiper's experience parallels that of the tractor and farm-machinery industry, which is earning solid profits and hopes to increase sales this year. +As the event begins, Brian Felix, a whistle-toting referee who acts like he's still on the gridiron, is appalled that "some of the older guys were so cocky they didn't want a warm-up." +And the city abounds with bargains. +Ortega denied Nicaragua was among the world's poorest nations. +There are no samples but plenty of questions at the booth for Women's Choice, a condomlike device for women that is awaiting government approval. +But the sheer number of bullets flying also seems linked to a pervasive devaluation of human life. +Runkel backed away from Thornburgh's earlier prediction that Martinez would be turned over to U.S. authorities this week, saying the procedure could take another week. +They dislike Texas because it is bigger, richer, more populous and, in total volume, louder. +Formal agreements between bidding firms and business partners generally mandate strict confidentiality on the part of intermediaries. +Only a few hundred spectators were on hand. +After its rejection, however, SCEcorp vowed to keep its offer "open indefinitely." +The biggest gasoline price decline since January offset a sharp, drought-caused rise in food prices as inflation at the wholesale level rose a moderate 0.4 percent in September, the government said today. +"We are starting out with a developed, proprietary product based on more than a decade of research," he says. +Michael Sinner said his ex-wife was never a music instructor for the U.S. Army in Germany as she claimed in her resume. +Chrysler Corp. plans to replace its Dodge Spirit and Plymouth Acclaim compact cars in about five years, and is pushing back the introduction of a new luxury car, an executive says. +Italian ballet students are being helped to aspire to the achievements of compatriots Carla Fracci and Alessandra Ferri. +Many traders were expecting the central bank to increase interest rates. +Ander said the Greenland experiment was concluded before Eckhardt released his findings and that the researchers had not expected to find a force that enhances gravity's pull. "That was a big surprise," he said. +The Supreme Council agreed in principle to abandon the Communist Party's right to organize in factories, enterprises and administrative units, sources said. +The appeals court sent the case back to the district court to decide whether Medtronic's use of the devices was solely for the purpose of gathering FDA clinical data. +She said the ad was intended to publicize the state's diversity. +In an attempt to resist possible hostile takeovers, Southam exchanged 20% of its stock for 30% of Torstar's two years ago. +Bailey testified the younger Taggart used four blank PTL checks to pay $140,000 in American Express bills. +Chances are if you went only to plays this Edinburgh, you had a mediocre time. +But assured tenancies took Pounds 950m, of which Pounds 880m went to schemes with contracted exits. In three separate cases, tax inspectors have laid down a strict interpretation of BES rules and are threatening to deny relief. +"Of course I did see `Les Miz' six times. +A service will be held Monday for Berni, while funeral arrangements were incomplete Friday for Taylor and Mrs. Taylor. +Why? It has partly been a question of facilities. +Facts are often politically inconvenient, but the facts about this expansion just won't go away. +They later were released. +"There have been incidents of owners just appearing on the doorstep, and there were _ I'll put it very politely _ discussions," she said. +That's the plan as it now stands. +Time said today it had been tendered approximately 176 million of Warner's 200 million outstanding common shares and now owns approximately 59.3 percent of the company's stock. +For example, officials of the central bank said the currency's strength accounted for 0.4 percentage point of the 0.6% decline in January from December. +But the logistics, weapons and specialised units were to come from industrialised countries. +Women assistants suffer everything but being sawed in half. +All three companies are based in Montreal. +Stiller said the average homeowner in the district pays $600 to $650 in property taxes to the schools, which he said is about average in the state. +"There's no shortage of major things to do," he said. +The Soviet foreign minister is to meet with Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Arens on Wednesday. +Politicians always favor easy money and low interest rates, and that means more inflation, he reasons. +The committee's action represented Thornburgh's second recent rebuff from the panel. +It may not win them many seats and it won't take any away from Labour. But it may cut into the Labour percentages in the opinion polls. It remains all to play for. The author is a fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford. +Graham shook hands with dozens of people waiting for food Monday in a pouring rain outside a Salvation Army distributiton center. Many had only cardboard boxes for umbrellas and plastic food wrap for raincoats. +The trend also has spread to big forest products concerns, such as Great Lakes Forest Products Ltd., which is controlled by Canadian Pacific Ltd., a transportation and industrial holding concern based in Montreal. +He will team up with Mr Peter Lilley, rightwing secretary for social security, to introduce the new Job Seekers Allowance. Mr Portillo is succeeded as chief secretary by Mr Jonathan Aitken, another Eurosceptic. +Shares in Court Cavendish, the UK nursing home operator, ended the first day of trading at 207p compared with an issue price of 225p. The company's flotation is the first in a recent spate of nursing home listings to disappoint the market. +In essence this excludes the Unionist party led by the Reverend Ian Paisley as well as Sinn Fein. +Indeed, in the five years between 1990 and 1995, spacecraft will churn out as much information as they did in the previous two decades. +And so, with each mighty wave of sound, is a sea of small children. +Like Jones, A.G. Edwards doesn't have a brokerage office in New York City, though Edwards does have a trading desk there. +Most varieties of liquor, including those that are imported, must be purchased for hard currency at special stores. +The request came in a letter from Japan's ambassador to Panama, Jumpei Kato, about election irregulaties. +About Won3,000bn was held in false-name accounts, estimated to account for 7 per cent of stock investor accounts. 'The market is coming out of a dip,' said Mr Smiley. +Cadbury shares fell 10 to 425p. +Lasker indicates some prison time is likely. +Mann also wanted to build in ratchets to increase this stake if results exceeded expectations. But that could wait. +They were charged with "participating in and aiding and abetting various fraudulent activities," the U.S. Attorney's office said. +Ms. Stinson could not be reached to determine the outcome of the case, and the IRS is prohibited by law from comment on tax files. +But one London trader suggested this week that the recent price recovery might encourage delegates to redouble their efforts to thrash out an accord. +Some of this may be speculative but the publication of the illustrative sources for the Palm Room and the Painted Room in particular seem to be exhaustive. +And it's rarer still that we feel the need to apologize to our readers for a misguided and wrong-headed editorial opinion. +For a start, the benefits from the partnership with USAir - through code-sharing, merged frequent flyer programmes and cost savings - should continue even if the US carrier files for bankruptcy. +In 1856, Lincoln helped found the Republican Party of Illinois, which opposed slavery. +The soil is minimal, vegetation non-existent and the field divisions marked by crooked rows of rubble. +The trend continued in the first five months of this year. +Reacting to the study, a spokeman for Mayor David Dinkins said the city, already financially strapped, needs federal help after years of reduced health care during President Reagan's administration. +Brian Wilson, Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame member and erstwhile Beach Boy, releases his first solo LP after 20 years of being nearly incapacitated by mental illness. +In the late 1950s, they posted notices asking students to become plaintiffs. +State now ranks 25th in teacher pay, averaging $27,436, up from 36th. +Mr. Galoob's departure, effective Friday, comes as the company is expected to post another loss in a string of losing quarters. +Helena Botha, wife of South African foreign minister Pik Botha, was paralysed from the neck down after a fall. +It is perhaps just as well that Mr Donald Gordon, chairman of Capital & Counties, has been sounding off against open market property valuations for so long. +Gorbachev won election Tuesday as chairman of the party rules committee, and he joked and laughed at times. +When he disappeared, Mr. Cheek left behind two children and a wife of 20 years. +A $10,000 grant was awarded to the Prague journal Lidove Noviny to assure two more months of publication, the press associations said. +"It slipped through without any discussion," recalls former Rep. Ron Paul, a Banking Committee member. +The other hazardous waste landfill in the Southeast is in Emelle, Ala. +The company is in the middle of a $147 million expansion project, and by 1994 it expects to have the capacity to make 150 metric tons a day of filament yarn, up from 90 metric tons at present. +The decision partly reflects additions to the Airbus family of jets. +Topper has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Richmond, Va., to block the use of Emhart's "poison pill" anti-takeover defense. +Collor de Mello had 35,089,998 votes after 100 percent of the 70.26 million ballots cast were tallied, Supreme Electoral Court President Jose Francisco Rezek said. +The higher tax rate on interest income and dividends would raise interest rates and sink the stock market by reducing the demand for taxable securities. +They could even combine with their southern neighbour, Newcastle Breweries. +A Romanian cabinet minister on Thursday said he was seeking $500 million in aid from the United States, in addition to gifts of food. +But during the past half-year the guitarist six-string cognoscenti are beginning to mention in the same breath as Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck has toured Japan as Mick Jagger's handpicked lead player. +Even the little old man scraping a violin while his wife kept time with a stick-shaped tambourine was putting his back into it. Indeed, though architecture is Prague's glory, music is its connecting theme. +If thoughts of big-league college glee clubs conjure up images of ivied walls and hallowed halls, pay a visit sometime to Harry Langsford. +At the end of the game former internationals such as Brian Price, J J Williams, Barry John were cock-a-hoop. +At others it is pierced to create a feather-like lacey effect. +Studies showing that Accutane, an acne drug derived from Vitamin A, is as serious a cause of birth defects as thalidomide have raised concerns that vitamin A itself might cause birth defects, a researcher says. +His desperation assailed me far more forcefully than his words. +Goans who operate tourist resorts also complained that nude sunbathing was a bad influence on their children, the news agency said. +No matter what family or friends think, Barbara Bush says she'll never dye her hair _ well, maybe once. +The defective gene located by the scientists causes Von Hippel Lindau, or VHL, disease, a relatively rare disorder whose sufferers develop cancers of different organs, including the brain and kidney. +Gundry said Weston may need minor surgery in the future, but will probably not need a heart transplant. +The U.S. Government gave approval Aug. 11 for embassy dependents to return, and other countries are doing the same. +Opening is tentatively set for fall 1992. +There apparently aren't any reports of patients being harmed. +The current Census is expected to show a big increase. +Jackson introduced Dukakis and made frequent references to Bush's line of "Read my lips," saying that Bush was part of the Reagan administrations repeated failures in civil rights. +In fact, no dispassionate observer could make such an argument. +In exchange, Shell's San Francisco-area refinery would supply BP's service stations to the north. +Theodore and Cheryle Branch, after suffering financial setbacks in Pennsylvania and Florida, moved to Moscow 10 months ago. +Late last week, the rally widened to include many technology stocks and the smaller-capitalization issues traded in the over-the-counter market. +They include human evolutionary history; the development of language, agriculture and urbanisation; the effects of disease; the question of race; the promise and danger of genetic engineering; and the genetic prospects for humanity's future. +With Baker, Cheney and Powell unavailable until next week, the witness list for this week's Armed Services sessions reads less like a high-level policy consultation than like the lineup for recent television talk shows. +Eurodollar bond prices rose one-quarter to three-eighths of a point. +"There have been heat-resistant bars in the past, but one of the specifications given out by the Army is that it tastes good, like commercially available chocolate," she said. +Beyond that, analysts say, enthusiasm has been chilled by heightened uncertainty over what gasoline, heating fuel and petroleum-based products will cost in the future. +Collagen reported profit of 15 cents a share in the year-earlier quarter. +Ms. Rubenstein said the selling may have heightened the dollar's vulnerability, and added that the currency could fall to 1.6850 marks or 1.6700 marks overnight. +President Carlos Menem, who watched the game on a giant television screen in Government House, echoed the sentiments of many fans when he said that West Germany played masterfully. +Reduce by fast boiling or dilute as necessary. Add the meat to the amber liquor and bring back slowly to simmering point. Stir in the herbs and beans. +The 39 companies that comprise the industry according to the magazine's rankings had a median average return on equity of 18.7 percent. +Vivified by subtle colour filters or skewed camera angles, trivial objects assume an eerie life: like the blue lollipop, once her daughter's, that Binoche sucks on like a memory-teat. Meanwhile human faces turn into mystery objects. +The net financial effect of the transactions call for Volvo to pay Renault 7.9 billion kronor. +Resorts International Class A rose 1 1/2 to 33 1/4 in the wake of an agreement between Resorts Chairman Donald Trump and entertainer Merv Griffin to divide the company's assets. +Where's the courage?" What concerns Monreal is a tendency of governments to ignore the warnings of archaeologists and conservationists, who are spokesmen for the monuments and not for powerful political lobbies. +Since then, Guinness's board has fired its dominating chairman and chief executive, Ernest Saunders, demanded the resignations of two directors, and disclosed a series of questionable share deals and investments in both the U.S. and Europe. +"Bremner Inc. is no longer for sale to any other party." +Jewish cultural societies in the state were near economic ruin after the January 1988 death of former Jewish leader Werner Nachmann. +Don't tell the child how much fun you'll be having when they are away. +"A million dollars would not compensate for this infringement on our civil rights," said Reuben Martinez, treasurer of the county Democratic Party. +They camped in parks and ancient temples. +The convertible bond market, which was dominated by equity investors, has suffered as a result. +Not only can these individuals use Keogh plans to shelter part of any self-employment income they've been earning this year; they also can roll a retirement savings plan from a former employer into a Keogh. +"I don't need to make money. +The Bank of Tokyo is a long term tenant of the office block. +"And I was willing to serve in that capacity. +The biggest burger maker in the free world wants to find out if it can cut the mustard in Moscow, but only after it goes Hungary. +Mr. Glenn, Mr. Hollings and Mr. Babbitt stressed economic austerity. +Since the start of the year, the FT-SE index has risen by 50 points, or just 1.7 per cent, more than half of that increase occurring this week. +The House bill also would require the CFTC to monitor and approve changes in the margin levels, or the amount of collateral put up to buy stock index futures. +It had obtained from the trade and industry secretary an extension of the period allowed for delivering the accounts until February 28 1994. It hoped soon to be able to give details of the group's financial position and events that led to the suspension. +NHTSA, which declines to comment on Consumers Union's petition, in December turned down a petition filed by Sen. Timothy Wirth (D., Colo.) seeking a stability standard. +The economy grew far faster in the second quarter than the government initially believed, the Commerce Department said. +In a third report, the Labor Department said Americans' average weekly earnings, after adjusting for inflation, climbed 0.6 percent in July, the best showing since a 1.2 percent increase in April. +To find out how to please them, the Soviets invited Fishing The West, of Milwaukie, Ore., to Sakhalin to try the rivers and give advice. +Bush decried the kidnapping of a Peace Corps volunteer by communist rebels in the Philippines. +In January, Boeing said it expected to cut its Seattle-area work force by 5,000 people in 1990, but hoped that half those lost jobs could be absorbed through retirements or resignations. +The debut of the Turbo Coupe, a Chrysler-styled, Maserati-built luxury sports car, has been hit with another delay and probably won't show up in U.S. showrooms until late summer. +"There are three things that are extremely important to me - my wife, my family, first and foremost; the Republican Party, the people of Minnesota," Grunseth said from his home 20 miles east of Minneapolis. +Nor the wild boar used for Captain Baden-Powell's tome on Pig Sticking. +Mr. Mendani finds that his French citizenship doesn't rule out racism. +"The funds that got the money are the ones that have the good long-term records." Tim Pitts, an Oppenheimer executive vice president, says the stock and bond fund sales boom is being fed by more than just lower short-term interest rates. +El Salvador's attorney general, the government's chief prosecutor, is not a Cabinet official and is appointed by Congress, which is controlled by Arena. +There is no limit on the donations a school can accept, so schools that have good relations with parents' work units agree quietly on what is needed and call it a donation. +The popularity of the four-door versions has zoomed recently, with each of the Big Three and some Japanese competitors getting into the market. +Two U.S. diplomats based in Leningrad were among those affected by the order. +Richard deNoia, a bank vice president, calls the letter "a pretty standard marketing technique" that used a mailing list purchased from a credit bureau. +If no candidate wins more than 50 per cent of the votes, the second choices of the candidate with the fewest votes are reallocated until someone wins a majority of the votes. +Mr. Samojlik said the limits on price increases meant the government would have to slow down reductions in subsidies for food and consumer goods and services. +A conservative businessman, Francisco Errazuriz, and an internationally recognized child nutrition specialist, Fernando Monckeberg, also registered but were not expected to draw widespread support. +Modern ships have fared little better. +"Small business, lots of work," says Ms. Wong. +Residents have blocked plans for Paul McCartney to perform at the Yale Bowl, and the mayor says that may mean a $350,000 loss for the city. +That compares with an annual growth rate of 6.9 per cent in May and 5.9 per cent in April. +He will visit Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Mozambique, Botswana and Swaziland, all of which border South Africa. +But Brent Scowcroft, the president's national security adviser, on Tuesday disputed suggestions that Bush is making the journey before he has a cohesive foreign policy in place. +Out-of-towners do it, though. +Edward J. Duer, 45, vice president and controller, took on the duties of chief financial officer. +It closed Friday at $7.25, off 12.5 cents, in extremely heavy trading. +Grain prices soared, contributing to higher food costs for American consumers. +They subitted a document to Chief U.S. District Judge Lyle Strom of Omaha saying they agreed the suit should be dismissed. +It's done in a verifiable way, with relevance in terms of our desire to get the conventional forces in balance, have relevance in terms of banning chemical and biological weapons. +The Richter scale gauges the amount of energy released by an earthquake. +San Francisco-based Pacific Telesis also had a $49.2 million accrual to reduce earnings, which exceeded the level allowed by California regulators. +An annual report on those commodities will be issued on Friday. +The hotline dispenses information to phone customers in California, the Midwest, Southeast and Northeast. +Allegheny is seething over Japonica's acquiring of the bank claims at a discount. +At about noon in London, the Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index was up 20.8 points, or 0.9 percent, at 2,362.9 points. +Chris Martin, a suspended volunteer disk jockey, however, insists the study was bogus. +The accident happened Monday night while Alitalia Chairman Carlo Verri was telephoning his wife while sitting in the back seat of the car, the Italian news agency ANSA reported. +He will also address Congress and meet New York cultural figures. +Pillsbury Co. announced a streamlining that will result in $91 million in after-tax charges, but falls short of the major restructuring that Wall Street wanted. +Banks in Quezon City said withdrawals the last two days surpassed the figures for all of November. +Critics have charged that the administration's growth, interest rate and inflation forecasts are too optimistic and the economy's actual performance will make it impossible to meet the deficit goals. +But refurbishing it would cost more than six billion francs. +He said design of a new system was underway at the time of the disaster on July 6. +Members of the National Association of Purchasing Management in the September survey reported strong growth in orders, production and prices. +The executions prompted threats of massacres by Sikh militants. Heavily-armed police and paramilitary units were on alert in the capital, as well as in Punjab and neighboring states of Himachal Pradesh and Haryana. +A merger spree ensued in 1986, set off by a big acquisition by Burlington Industries Inc. Some companies, including Burlington, also pursued leveraged buy-outs to fight off unfriendly suitors or to escape Wall Street's focus on quarterly results. +Graphic passwords are another good way to tighten security, says Mr. Parker of SRI International. +March 30 _ Texas Air Corp. rejected a $464 million buyout proposal for Eastern from a group headed by Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth. +Particular attention is given to "risk-taking." +This was especially burdensome because new Western lending to them all but dried up in the 1980s. +But the simulation also showed six locomotives were needed to control a train of the weight estimated by Hale. +A coroner's inquest jury ruled Tuesday that all 31 people killed in a fire at London's busiest subway station last year died accidentally. +All emergency personnel have gone home." But Ms. Cross, who waded through muddy water in the nursing home's main halls Saturday while she waited for an insurance adjuster, said cleanup would be a big job. +You might find them all over the world. +More than 4 million Greeks and Turks were involved in population exchanges that followed a failed Greek invasion of Turkey in 1921. +The swaps would result in the issuance of as many as 7.2 million common shares. +The People's Front is similar to organizations formed in neighboring Estonia and Lithuania to make nationalist demands and push Mikhail S. Gorbachev's program to reform the economy and society. +"I don't get down as frequently as I used to, but when we had to make the decision on the cornea transplant, it rehashed all the garbage again," the mother said. +Lackner i of the defendants scheduled to go on trial, along with Teledyne officials George H. Kaub, Eugene R. Sullivan and Dale Schnittjer. +The panel will submit conclusions to the government sometime after Jan. 31. +In August 1986, months before the scandal became public, the analyst raised his concerns with a senior officer, and in October took the issue directly to Mr. Gates, then the No. 2 man in the agency. +Hollis Harris, chairman of Continental, is expected today to suggest some sort of bailout at a speech at the International Aviation Club in Washington. +If anything, the company will now be able to better focus on those operations, while giving the Pentagon the confidence that it has the financial wherewithal to remain a viable contractor, the executive said. +Most of the first wave of ships came 7,000 miles from the United States. +Continued low birth rates in the United States are also a factor. +But she said the two men decided that the settlement "was economically advisable." Lawrence Horn, an attorney for Mr. Lopate, declined to comment. +The discount retailer said it would use the proceeds to repay short-term borrowings, which are used to buy land and build stores and other facilities, and for working capital. +The problem is compounded by spiraling criminal case loads, particularly drug-related prosecutions. +A former Fed employee, who had left his job to join E.F. Hutton & Co. as an analyst, tried to get unauthorized advance information about Fed money-supply numbers by using a former colleague's name and access code to tap into the Fed's computer. +A decision is expected sometime in 1989. +I phoned Iceland daily to learn when the shipment would be made. +What has changed is the popularity of that message. +Enrico Coveri, an Italian fashion designer known for his use of bright colors and sequins, has died of a stroke, his company reported. +A decade later, a character on the hit network sitcom "Designing Women" used a derivative of one of those words in describing another character who was obsessed with enlarging her bosom. +He drove away after forcing the four into his car, but returned to the scene minutes later. +Klaus-Christian Fischer, the state secretary in the economics ministry, said greater free-market elements are the only way to stop the migration of East Germans to the West. +Shortly after arriving in Austria on Thursday afternoon, the pontiff began drawing attention to the non-Jews who suffered under Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. +Quantum, Hanson said yesterday, is paying rates of more than 10 per cent on its debt. +The Sun's circulation went from 3.4m in July to almost 3.8m in December. +The group was making a smart turnaround until it reported recurring problems with its FSD-II nine-inch disk drive. +"You can't work with women and not work with eating problems, body image," said Andrea Gitter, a therapist at the Women's Therapy Center Institute in New York City who specializes in eating problems. +"The situation in Congress looked pretty messy and what he did is pretty extraordinary," said a diplomat who followed the process closely. +Only 78 cases of cocaine-induced heart trouble have been reported in medical journals, but the true figure is vastly higher because the journals report only first-time or unusual cases, he said. +Malpractice insurance premiums for many vets have doubled over the past five years. +The response reduced the chance that Univision, which operates a Spanish-language television network and eight TV stations, would proceed with its threat to file for bankruptcy protection should the tender offers be unsuccessful. +The deficit was due to large abnormal provisions, but operating profits still fell to just ADollars 32.9m, on revenues of ADollars 5.8bn. +In releasing the forecast now, Irving seeks to convince holders not to tender their shares under the Bank of New York offer, which expires April 15. +The Nieman fellowships were established from a bequest to Harvard from Agnes Wahl Nieman to honor the memory of her husband, Lucius Nieman, founder of The Milwaukee Journal. +She suffered lacerations of the head and face, fractured ribs and a bruised heart. +Police, while declaring the tire changing trick to be illegal, say they lack the manpower to check tires on all taxis after an initial inspection. +In a separate incident at Rostaq, 100 miles west of Muscat, a 7-year-old girl died in another flooded valley. +Federal Prosecutor Karl-Heinz Schnarr said evidence, including wiretaps and fingerprints, proved conclusively that Abbas Hamadi was involved in the kidnappings. +Pope John Paul II has finished work on a major document that calls for more respect for women but upholds a Roman Catholic ban on women priests, according to a Vatican official. +This is essentially a dictionary of medical terms written in easily understood language. +His story, of course, is told anyway in this chronicle of an affair that changed television, reduced the control of advertisers and permanently scarred a life or two. +The socalled "silent" line of trucks accounted for 20% of the company's sales outside of Germany in 1990 and were especially popular in Holland and the Benelux countries, a large percentage of whose businesses depend heavily on trans alpine trade. +Nothing can be done from inside the car," Walesa recently told an Associated Press reporter in Gdansk. +Today, it might involve a special trip to the butcher. +"This is our first time in the West. +The payout raised the full-year dividend 12% to 35.6 pence from 31.6 pence, even as earnings per share fell 13% to 92.7 pence from 107 pence. +NATO military flights over West Germany were grounded today out of respect for victims of a fiery air show disaster, and a victim who was badly burned in the crash of the planes died. +Among them: _ Toshio Komoto, 77, a veteran lawmaker and former government minister who sought the prime minister's job in 1982 and lost to Yasuhiro Nakasone, Takeshita's predecessor. +I remember trying to cram a year of good times into a week of R&R in Singapore, and then landing back in Vietnam at the air base, hung over and depressed, only to be mortared in the terminal. +Many of the estimated 200 students held lighted candles and sang during the rally Monday night outside the New Africa House, officials said. +Gorbachev was more popular than Bush _ 85 percent to 65 percent _ among respondents with postgraduate educations. +He has grasped the opportunity of Mexico's conversion to free trade, and has given high priority to the Uruguay Round, in spite of many interest groups lobbying in the opposite direction. +He is deceptively tough." +A $250 million payment the Vatican bank made to Banco Ambrosiano, he wrote, "is difficult to reconcile with the thesis of the IOR's extraneity to the Banco Ambrosiano failure." +Ellen Guiney, education adviser to Mayor Raymond Flynn, who is supporting the plan, said city officials hope to work out an agreement with the plan's foes, but are confident the assignment plan will withstand any legal challenge. +Wagner and Brown's partnership will provide $100 million in equity as part of the acquisition. +The thrift, which has assets of $370 million, became a public company last spring. +The interim dividend rises to 1.71p (1.625p). Mr John Clegg, chairman, said the group's only disappointing performance came from Rotocold, its air-conditioning subsidiary, where action was being taken to 'finally stem losses'. +Citicorp also said that the average rate fell to 7.728% at its $50 million auction of 182-day commercial paper from 7.8495% at last week's sale. +The awakening actually began in the early 1970s, when it became obvious the railways weren't the market of the future. +Alan Crayton (below left) is promoted from actuary to md of REFUGE ASSURANCE. +To keep track of renewals, he turned to a mailing service many newsletters use. +The hotline will remain open through October 1991, then the messages will be given to Sinatra, said Esther Perman, a spokeswoman for Chivas Regal, the sponsor of Sinatra's Diamond Jubilee world tour. +The summit was scrapped after the downing of American Gary Powers' spy plane. +Doctors also said the frail nun had developed a secondary infection, which also has not been diagnosed. +A crowd of mixed-race youths, men and women had set fire to burning barricades of tree branches, newspaper and mattresses at each end of the street. +According to Electrolux, the Hungarian company posted a profit in 1990 on turnover of 850 million kronor. +The additional amount will be used to refinance some pre-development costs and cover any overrun, said Ms Liz Airey, Monument's finance director. +The gain in the Commerce Department's index of leading economic indicators followed revised increases of 0.2% in April and 0.9% in March. +The state's Criminal Justice Board voted last month to stop furloughs for inmates convicted of homicides in "crimes of passion." But in most states, the uproar over furloughs died with the Dukakis campaign. +Patients get the drugs for free, while pharmacists mail the certificates to Searle for reimbursement. +Measures of the sort proposed by CUT have found little echo among the established political forces. +The company is seeking $2.5 billion more for lost opportunities to develop and market new products. +They waited for the boy's mother to return, then strangled her with a telephone cord. +Sixteen of the 30 patients who didn't receive the antibiotics developed the pneumonia, the study results showed. +Thus it may ease pressure to convene such a meeting before year end. +Some software makers, however, say they address this problem by offering periodic updates. +"Ban racist tours," said placards carried by protesters along with the green, black and yellow flag of the outlawed African National Congress, the main black political organization. +"I've only sold one ticket since the strike started, and that person knew about the strike and wound up hitching a ride to Dallas," said Marion Miller, who runs the family drugstore with his father, Manton. +President Mikhail S. Gorbachev has been streamlining and decentralizing the Soviet bureaucracy because he blames it for impeding his economic reforms. +His brother, Afshan Bazoft, told mourners at the funeral Saturday: "Remember him as a happy man. +The pope, speaking from an alter flanked by a vintage World War II fighter plane, emphasized the importance of local tradition in the Roman Catholic Church. +Professor Josiah Thompson is an expert on such noted philosophers as Kierkegaard, Nietzsche _ and Sam Spade. +Boyce Mix, engine manager at NASA's Mississippi engine test facility, said historically some sensors are more temperature-sensitive than others. +In essence, the debate centers around the so-called "opacity standard" developed by the state. +Michael Dukakis has "Sky Pig." That inelegant and unofficial name has stuck as the campaign's handle for the Democratic presidential nominee's chartered campaign jet. +Salinas and Bush both were elected in 1988. +M0 growth has accelerated from the 6.5 per cent level cited by that report. However, Mr George has argued recently that bond markets are overestimating the potential for a rise in inflation. +To some extent, central banks can "sterilize" reserves, or simply keep them in their vaults. +The speech, regarded as an important statement of policy in the wake of China's upheaval the past summer, was silent on the issue of political liberalization. +Given Greece's underlying economic imbalances, the question of devaluation is likely to resurface. +Many people make this mistake, forgetting that the budgetary authority appropriated by Congress gives rise to a stream of spending by the executive branch extending over several years. +"That's another question," replied Atwater. +Coleman aides, meantime, claimed that 20,000 pieces of campaign mail destined for the 10th congressional District in northern Virginia were not delivered. +He spends summer months familiarising himself with the properties, down to the sheep dogs and garden parasols, and completes the scene in his studio in the winter. +These deep and honest values are at the roots of my Texas heritage." Mr. Mitterrand, who had sent troops to participate in the war to drive Iraq out of Kuwait, was more blunt. +David Katz, vice president of Value Matrix Management, holds shares of Aetna, Travelers and several smaller companies selected through the firm's computer screening models. +May 15 The Morning News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash., on Soviet defense motives: Imagine that U.S. defense policies were decided the way Soviet policies are: without public debate, congressional oversight or pesky critics. +The Soviets had to cough up the American in their own interest sooner rather than later. +The yield on the bonds fell to 9.04% from 9.13%. +Environmentalists are dueling with business and the Legislature in Washington state over rival ballot measures that each side claims is the best way to clean up toxic waste sites. +And the Capri's trunk is a bit bigger. +He says, "At the current rate we will either be in total hock to the outside world or the outside world will own us." +It is simply to suggest that it should be." President Bush is dealing with the reconvened Democratic Congress from a position some of his predecessors would have used to get votesor get even. +Repeatedly the visitors called out. At last a head of black hair surfaced amid the clattering streams of bright white fiber. +The Korean news agency, Yonhap, reported the rallies were largely peaceful because of the heavy security. +"I'll bet every member of the cabinet secretly shares that view," gloats Hideaki Kase, a conservative writer who shares it himself. +We want to try to open as many doors as possible. +"I don't see any technical or economic obstacle to their implementation," which could happen, he says, "within a decade." +It is truly an important event for us," he said. +"A lot of people have been running off to the Peten. +Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall said Wednesday "racism is broader and stronger than before" and America has a long way to go to achieve racial equality. +The failed bank held $12.7 million in 1,800 deposit accounts, including $109,000 in nine accounts that exceeded the insurance limit. +Lord Geller is scheduled to give a presentation today in competition with five other agencies. +Ten percent felt that "Jews deserved to be punished because they killed Christ," while 15 percent were uncertain, and 75 percent disagreed. +Chemical stocks handily beat the market in the 1974-75 decline. +The scale of the economic misdirection of the late 1980s in property and elsewhere, and the subsequent bad debt write-offs, would indeed suggest a large element of distortion. +The EFTA is also unlikely to agree to a full opening of its markets to the EC countries. +Pepsi Cola International, based in Somers, N.Y., announced last week it had purchased five minutes of time on the program. +Another bridge is planned. +The association says its members have lost $526 million since 1980 because Argentine law denies patent protection to medical compounds. +In August, the first trial ended in the conviction of three teens for rape, first-degree assault, robbery and riot, and acquittals on the charges of attempted murder and sodomy. +IBM spokesman Mark Holcomb said the company endorsed the proposed review of policies on relations between the government and private-sector computer companies. +The next Barbie convention, in June, has the theme "In Oklahoma, Every Day is Christmas with Barbie." +Panamanian defense force spokesmen refused immediate comment on the incident. +Tests are done each visit on all of the organ systems, the condition of the blood, muscles, bones, hearing and vision. +Roche, based in Basle, Switzerland, has worldwide sales of $6.5 billion, with facilities in 52 countries. +Firefighters have doused three Southern California fires that blackened 2,425 acres and injured two firefighters, one of them severely, officials said today. +As party chief, Shevardnadze repeatedly called for mutual respect and tolerance between Georgians and ethnic Abkhazians, a minority living in the western part of the republic. +"Recently, the governor of Massachusetts accused me of McCarthyism," Bush said. "And it was suggested that when I said he is a card-carrying member of the ACLU that that was McCarthyism; when I say he's a liberal, that it's unfair. +More than 400 firemen rushed to the refinery area in the city 680 miles southwest of the capital to fight the blaze, which was extinguished in an hour, China Daily said. +A recall of the mushrooms blamed for the food poisoning began in early March. +The actual results reported by UK companies during the interim season may validate the market's recent rise: the generally cautious tone of accompanying trading statements does not suggest much room for more. +Selling on the part of speculators sent old crop wheat futures down sharply. +Carter and Omar Torrijos, the late Panamanian dictator, signed the treaties. +Developers say that large retirement communities generally produce one service job for every eight residents. +L'Amour was a writer who paid scrupulous attention to accuracy. +Top executives of firms with up to $50 million in sales got "moderate" base salary increases of 5.6% from 1988 to 1989, a survey of 1,400 executives says. +A GlavLit committee went through 4,000 of the banned titles in the past year and returned 3,500 to the public domain, the newspaper said. +2.0 11.0 7.2 +8,052 739 +26 10.50 4th qtr. +An estimated 30,000 people have been detained without charge for varying lengths of time under the nearly 3-year-old state of emergency. +And even with its rating dip, "Dear John" improved NBC's Wednesday night slot, finishing two ratings points ahead of the show it replaced, `My Two Dads," which moved to Sunday. +There was little reaction from the markets to the latest inflation figure. +He described the Levasseurs as core members of a group formed in 1976 that claimed credit for the bombings under the names of the United Freedom Front and the Sam Melville-Jonathan Jackson Unit. Williams allegedly joined in 1981. +"The relaxation of restrictions in Bulgaria on the rights of the Turkish minority may eventually affect the situation, but we have seen no sign of it so far," said Unal Erkan, the governor of Edirne, a western border town. +The internal Air Force audits, conducted in April and May of this year, reveal widespread waste and abuse in the Air Force management of its Morale, Welfare and Recreation Activities. +There is a lot of quite attractive sexual sleaze: four women to two slightly decrepit men. +Roper has been criticized on the one hand for releasing the data at all and on the other for organizing it in a way that makes it impossible to use as a simplistic way to "rank" hospitals. +Mr. Ratican's approach is to involve Maxicare senior and middle managers who had been excluded from the decision-making process. +Determined to publicize information about what he considers to be a dangerous product, he persuaded the judge to force Tow Motor to turn over its safety documents without any restrictions. +A source close to the talks said the discussions were "constructive" but that there was a long way to go. +He will replace John Taylor, who is being considered for the job of chief economist at the IMF. +But U.S. and British officials said attention should be focused first on cutting the East's enormous superiority in conventional arms. +He has rallied somewhat but remains in critical condition at St. Francis Hospital. +The 230-page report summarized views expressed in 12,000 pages of testimony taken at 15 public hearings that began in August. +Two backup flying machines are ready for assembly here if needed. +The militants want to create an independent nation in Jammu-Kashmir, the only state with a Moslem majority in predominantly Hindu India. +DUMPING ON DOLE: Dole faces double-barreled protests Monday when he announces his presidential candidacy. +This so-called "fast-track" trade negotiating authority currently is due to expire in June. +But they were on the air 10 and 20 years ago. +Earlier in Hong Kong, gold fell 87 cents to close at $382.65 an ounce. +Speaking Persian through an interpreter, Zarif said his wife and two children were with him in Pakistan, but they were considering seeking political asylum in the United States. +But with a lighter chemical warhead, its range is extended. +Robert J. Schweich, a managing director at Wertheim Schroder & Co., said Lionel still lags behind its two larger competitors in toy retailing, Toys "R" Us and Child World Inc., in part because of poor locations of stores. +But a Hercules spokesman denied the rumor as the stock fell 1 1/8 to 62 7/8. +This was the main factor behind a fall in the racing division's profit to Pounds 36.1m (Pounds 45m). +He says top agency officials were ready to sign off on the gnatcatcher recommendation until the meetings with Messrs. Wheeler and Mantell. +"We think we have been aggressive" in keeping prices down, says Robert O'Connell, financial vice president of General Motors Corp. +U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said any future attacks would probably be directed against soldiers assigned to the advisory group. +Tuesday's rainfall was the first significant precipitation for the Chicago area since May 23, the National Weather Service said. +"Trading was very volatile as investors were moved by various speculation" over the U.S. jobless rate, said Masahiro Umemori of Nomura Securities, Japan's largest brokerage. +The price rose to 82.40 yen, up from 82.32 yen on Wednesday. +By comparison, during the same period in fiscal 1987, the services had to sign up 150,900 recruits. +CARMEN has opened in Seville. +"We would like to have (Stevens') bed and bath business, but we were the ones who proposed what we would divest early on, so it's no surprise, " said Pepperell Chairman Joseph L. Lanier. +Neither of those pieces of legislation is expected to reach the president's desk. +AnnTaylor shares have risen sharply since last Thursday as rumors circulated that the company was close to naming a new chief executive. +"Inevitably, the 1992 program is going to result in a substantial accretion of power and authority and responsibility in Brussels," Niles said in an interview. +Exclusive of the special items reported in the 1986 second quarter as well as a $57 million accounting charge in the first quarter, earnings were down 37%. +All of them are wolfing down a rice and spaghetti mixture topped by a thin meat sauce, their only meal of the day. +Some Democrats lobby for the return to Dukakis' campaign of John Sasso, who quit after being fingered for leaking anti-Biden tapes last fall. +"We saw the wall buckling in and when it started doing that, we moved on down to the end of the hallway. +Santeria assigns Roman Catholic saints with the characteristics of West African deities. +Many can't afford expert advice, and those who can often believe they don't need it. +On Tuesday, they postponed plans to override two controversial nationwide decrees limiting demonstrations and dissent, deciding to ignore the decrees and instead to enforce only a more liberal Estonian law on the same subject passed in January. +Almost 90 percent of the Florida orange crop goes into juice. Gunter said the citrus industry had large stocks of juice concentrate. +Mr. Lehmann says that while most of the "shake-out" in the industrial, airline, retail and real estate businesses has already occurred, there is the potential for more defaults in the insurance industry. +Congressional hearings are dominated by three groups: government employees, people from private organizations that receive government grants, and consultants paid by the government to monitor programs. +"The children are very worried. +The load factor, or percentage of seats filled, rose to 60.7% from 60% in the year-earlier month. +"We go out on a limb. +On New York's Commodity Exchange, gold for current delivery settled at $434.90 an ounce, up $2.70. +The Addison-Wesley merger agreement was just the beginning of yesterday's excitement among Nasdaq's 36 publishing stocks. +Federal thrift regulators took control of Vernon Savings in 1987 and found that as much as 96% of its $1.2 billion-plus loan portfolio was in default. +Debt increased from a year earlier, reflecting the investment in Newmont. +All that would remain would be assets such as Pan Am's commuter operations, maintenance facilities, remote international routes and out-of-the-way city ticket offices. +The news agency said Friday that Dubinin faces criminal charges and could be sent to prison for up to three years. +"It's a whole question of adjustment to dramatic change," said Philista Onyanga, a sociologist at the University of Nairobi. "We're talking about change within a generation _ urbanization and moving to a money-based society. +"They're trying to tie the economic question to the notion of change," says GOP strategist Eddie Mahe. +You want to live forever?" My real gripe is with the book's publicity, which is billing Mr. Watson as "the man Fortune magazine called `the most successful capitalist in history.'" +Given that the average length of the Italian government's debt is about three years, 30-year bonds introduce a new dimension for sophisticated speculators. Italian bonds have enjoyed a spectacular run. +The materials represent "really one of the most important ethnographic resources in the world," USC anthropologist Gary Seaman said. +The liquor distributor said it wanted to show respect for the Soviet president, scheduled to visit the Twin Cities on June 3. +Had it been priced much higher and had the shares not moved in the market, "it would have been disastrous" for further privatization efforts, says George UyTioco, president of First Pacific Securities (Philippines) Inc. +Industriali Riunite, or CIR, which groups Mr. De Benedetti's Italian industrial interests, including control of Cerus. +He recently made a pilgrimage to see Mr. Sarkar, "to see if I was interpreting his ideas correctly." +The locomotive and four of the 10 cars plunged off the bridge over the Jaibo River and fell nearly 75 feet, the report said. +Its share of the California deposit pie, which had plummeted to an estimated 35% in 1987 from 44% two years earlier, edged up to 36% by mid-1988 and is believed to be higher now. +Her clever lawyer had her wear some of these clothes into court. +The elements are there, however, especially when Mr. Dukakis mixes his appeal to the middle-class voter with allusions to the richness of Americans' ethnic heritage and the endurance of middle-class values. +The queens are exchanged, and I am lost. +Because her skin was broken when she was bitten, she was tested for AIDS. +The administration and those lawmakers will argue this week that the takeover provision agreed to last week is a more moderate way of preventing any harmful foreign investment in the U.S. +Mr Richard Freeman, chief economist at Imperial Chemical Industries, who chaired a council panel evaluating the modelling bids, said: 'The UK has a world lead in economic modelling. +Letters of understanding also were signed for oil, energy and banking collaboration. +In March, GTE announced a restructuring of its telephone business to cut employment and centralize operations. +Poland stopped the electronic jamming of Western broadcasts Jan. 1 and Poles now can freely tune in to them. +Berman released an internal State Department report that said widespread anti-Semitism in the lower ranks of Soviet government and among the general populace has increased greatly under glasnost. +Flights in and out of Midway were put on hold at about 7:15 a.m. +Thomas P. Stafford was elected a director, succeeding Jack P. Wright, who is retiring. +In 1990, the company's shares have traded as high as $29 and as low as $23. +A recent Iowa City foreign-policy speech illustrates the pressures. +"There are very few reasons now to look for lower rates, and the list of reasons to expect higher rates has grown," said William Gibson, executive vice president at Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago. +Clearly, the long-term solution is to educate Congress, the administration and the American people that their tax and regulatory costs cannot grow faster than productivity does without reducing standards of living. +In fact, Taiwanese officials seem more enamored with the idea of being a regional hub than with any of the measures they will have to take to become one. +The quake rocked San Francisco's Candlestick Park, where the third game of the 1989 World Series was just getting under way last Oct. 17. +E. Gerald Corrigan, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said that inflation has remained in check so far, even though the economy has grown faster than many expected. +If we expected to be applauded for linking in such a bold and direct manner shareholder value with executive compensation, we were mistaken. +James Wilbur of Smith Barney notes that Du Pont's fibers unit is already showing a pickup in orders. +Virtually every other industrialized country gave up building urban expressways long ago. +British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, rejecting key provisions of the Commonwealth summit declaration on South Africa, charged that U.S. and Commonwealth embargoes have strengthened white extremism in South Africa. +Many people think they can take chances with ham because it has been smoked or salted. +He said it is easy to give directions to Filipino actors and crew members because they understand English. +Arianespace, the commercial partner of the European Space Agency, has contracts worth $2.8 billion to launch 37 more satellites. +A new Gallup poll said Bush had an 11-point lead that was holding steady. +Bush's proposals to scale back deposit insurance for multiple bank accounts and to end coverage for certificates of deposit sold by brokers were rejected by a House subcommittee. +"It doesn't appear he ever woke up," said Taft. +Johnson said Monday that his AIDS test was positive but he hasn't developed symptoms of the disease. +Experts said the deal announced Tuesday is one of the first in which Japanese technological expertise will flow into the United States rather than vice versa. +There are about 32 million people over the age of 65 in the nation, and about 15 million homes owned free-and-clear by older households, according to Fannie Mae. +Referring to GDP figures, he points out that the growth in the US economy in the 1980s was, by itself, a number bigger than the entire West German economy. Have events in eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union put an end to Marxism? +Whatever the rights and wrongs of the situation, it is sending a powerful message to Detroit that GM has changed. +"Hay Fever" underwent a few other changes, too. +Weldon Wyatt then plans to acquire his brother's stock, plus an additional 15% through private or open market purchases, Mr. Herring said. +Iraq is now talking about a production goal of more than twice its current output to help pay for reconstruction. +"I just want Anita to be honest with me," he said. "I want her to become self-sufficient, and she has promised to have no more children. +Scientists have long known this type of hepatitis is transmitted through blood transfusions and intravenous drug use, but some experts have doubted that sexual transmission played a significant role. +Also, the worst-managed units are often in poor regions, precisely those which most need foreign aid. +Most of the centers failed to find statistically significant differences between vaccinated and non-vaccinated patients. +But they have been at odds since the formation of an interim Afghan government in which the Shiite alliance is not represented. +This is perhaps the only option that will enable LDCs to maintain their solvency; at the same time, it will not require banks to write down loan values explicitly (e.g., through recapitalization using secondary markets where such debt is discounted). +Lawmakers said they would prefer to leave matters in Corbin's hands, but some left open the possibility of another legislative investigation, similar to the one that led to Mecham's impeachment. +At a news conference Friday, Denver Police Chief Ari Zavaras said Hayhurst cited personal and financial pressures in admitting he walked away from the patrol car, hopped on a motorcycle and left Denver, planning never to return. +But money managers warned that the small stocks, too, may be headed for the kind of plunge that hit the big stocks yesterday. +The merger has given Dibb Lupton the presence in the west Midlands that it needed to further its ambitions to become the first truly national law firm in England - a title the constituent firms of the Eversheds group might dispute. +Draft proposals suggest the government has been considering a nominal increase in spending of 8 per cent but this, yesterday, was beginning to look distinctly expansionary. +We have to take part in tender processes and compete with private sector companies.' STIC's activities are very varied. +A more telling judgment will depend on whether there is ever again a Labour government. +So we were looking for them when we got the report of a surfer in trouble in the Poipu area," said Kauai police Capt. Dennis Higashi. +He makes excellent grades, but would rather be with his classmates. +On Monday, prices had risen on fears that the storm would severly disrupt production off the Texas and Louisiana coasts. +It began selling the machine, billed as the world's first such device, last July. +She said she had no idea whether any foreigners were on board. +But they do believe their evidence indicates stock prices aren't a good reflection of fundamental values. +Analysts long have expected a higher offer in the Pepperell deal, which also has been caught up in court and legislative battles since its inception. +A Honolulu Police Department dispatcher said the incident was not reported on police logs. +This could be a big protest against an administrative failure." +"First you hate yourself for being in that predicament," she wrote in a composition that placed second in a citywide contest. "Then that feeling of hate spreads towards those around you. +"I think there are five real important pieces lying on the ground with bullet holes in them," he said. +North Korea has defaulted outright. +The law-and-order aspect of the rulings culminated yesterday with a 6-3 ruling allowing use of information about victims' families in death-penalty sentencing. +The Transportation Department on Monday gave Ryan Air Service, once the largest commuter airline in Alaska, the go-ahead to resume operations, pending another safety review by the Federal Aviation Administration. +It was the 12th take of a scene that depends largely on innuendo and the unspoken, and Raphael and his actors are determined to get it right. +No group immediately claimed responsiblity, but investigators believed the killers were Communist rebels. +The Coast Guard might have to ground aircraft needed for critical interdiction activities. +"It's clearly a tribute to the success of the Macintosh at penetrating the business market." +"Emma Samms and anyone who appears on my show must sign a secrecy agreement," Copperfield said. "Even when I build the equipment for my illusions, I give sections of it to different builders. +Sherwood Group also includes Sherwood Securities Corp., its wholesale trading unit. +Gingrich argues he is cut out for being the minority whip, a job of head counting, head bashing and organization. +Other auto stocks were mixed. +Only Louisiana and Massachusetts were in worse shape. +Defense Department sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said 22 of the radar-evading fighters, which saw their first combat in Panama last December, would leave for the Persian Gulf on Thursday. +In tackling parts like the mischievous innkeeper's daughter in "Don Quixote" and the remote but passionate temple dancer in "La Bayadere," she offers less a portrayal than an impersonation. +Trying to force a decision from the White House, Congress last year stipulated that $350 million which was earmarked for the MX program could not be spent until the new administration announced how it would proceed. +The British government imposed the limit in 1985 when it sold its remaining shares in British Aerospace. +Not only did Busch refuse to put up any money, but it also threatened legal action if the Budweiser name wasn't removed from the stage. +While Ceausescu's Romania remained a part of the Soviet bloc, relations between Gorbachev and Ceausescu were notably cool. +At one point during the sporadic clashes, two U.S. Air Force planes passed over the Iraqi troop positions, apparently signaling their support for the Kurdish rebels. +Sales of GM's 1992 Buick LeSabre fell 46.8% from a year earlier, while sales of the restyled 1992 Oldsmobile 88 dropped 14.4%. +Hammerstein even had the idea of using real dogs _ poodles, in fact _ to chase the ballet's heroine. +He turns to face them and says, `But I tried. Dammit, I tried."' The lights go up on "Carmen" to reveal an extravagantly gaudy junkyard that owes as much to "West Side Story" as it does to the fiery passions of composer Georges Bizet. +Corrections department Deputy Director Andy Collins denied Monday that he has banned law-related stories, but said the articles on legal issues often were inaccurate. +A few shipowners have moved their insurance out of London altogether. +More recently, at the drop of a hat, Tower packed his bags during the presidential race to campaign alongside Bush, particularly in the big battleground state of Texas. +Mr. Murphy is touting Good Guys, which retails consumer electronics. +The report by members of parliament said the exact number of deaths is unknown but may be as high as 150. +A delightful tale, starring NAtalie Wood. +Unfortunately, gross investment expenditures can be measured more accurately than net investment or net national saving, which are more relevant economic variables. +In a January indictment against several members of the ring, the government alleged, among other things, that the two attorneys accompanied the undocumented aliens to immigration offices and assisted them in filing the documents. +Wollensak said the Perkin-Elmer design did not allow for the primary mirror to be tested after it was placed into the assembled telescope. +In the real world of groceries, J. Sainsbury maintained its serene progress last year, registering a 17 per cent advance in annual profits. +"The main purpose was just to answer questions, make people aware and bring them up to date on what's happening and explain different things they could do if there were an eruption," Sey said. +In the week ended last Thursday, the latest week for which statistics are available, Acorn declined 2.9%. +They want the FCC to clarify its position and to permit the security interests. +In recent months, the company has been working on an alternative to the Trans Soviet Line, the fiber-optic cable that would cross the Soviet Union. +He will remain in Texas through Election Day morning. +The prospects of this happening have improved as the view that Nato and the CSCE could be truly complementary has become rather more firmly rooted. +On Friday, the revolutionaries announced they had captured Ceausescu's eldest son, Niku, a powerful member of the ruling familial cabal. +GM's late-August sales fell from 126,629 last year to 108,986 this year, a drop of 13.9 percent. +The 100-share index closed 35.52 higher at 1,524.13 on a 45 per cent rise in turnover. +"Whoever buys them has to take them home and kill them and clean them," said Breisch. "Turtle meat doesn't last very long after it's been killed, just like lobster meat. +EC project finance, however, remains frozen. +In addition to more than a half dozen print ads placed in newspapers and magazines, some $4 million is being spent on a TV campaign, which features two 60-second commercials that began airing last month. +He joined Rockefeller University, formerly the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, in 1961 to help establish its theoretical physics faculty. +Security was tight, with sweeps of the church an hour before the 2 p.m. service began. +On Monday, Mr Douglas Hurd, the foreign secretary, reiterated the country's determination to maintain controls over people. +The DBT deal could also give SES a relationship with Bertelsmann, the international media group, and with the Kirch organisation which dominates German film rights. +Lowell Weicker defended the provision because Mr. Murdoch "probably is the No. 1 dirt bag owner of any publications or media in this country." +Like many other besieged cities in the U.S., New York is losing its war against drugs-not because its law-enforcement authorities are ineffective, but because the judicial system is failing to hold up its end. +Tickets go on sale for $30 each Saturday at all Ticketmaster locations. +He warned that there is a "perception that without the moratorium there may be a major exodus from the FSLIC" to the sounder Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. +Utility companies said they would cut off power to Hilton Head Island. +Mr. Leny warned, however, that productivity gains won't be rapid enough in 1988 to offset a projected revenue decline to 10.65 billion francs, and said he expects earnings for the year to ease to about 800 million francs. +His lack of one at present is, he says, no reflection on the society but simply a matter of the location of its London branches. +The piece is not just for show, however; it has a great deal of humor as well as a love triangle and a theme. +Television came to Louisville during his stint as mayor, and he bought sets for the public libraries since few people had them at home. +TENNECO, the US conglomerate in the throes of restructuring, yesterday reported fourth-quarter net income of Dollars 35m, compared with a net loss of Dollars 26m in the same period of 1991. +Talks with Abitibi broke down late yesterday, a spokesman for the Canadian Paperworkers Union said. +Both figures would have shown an increase in constant exchange rate terms. Interest centred on the figures for Jackson National, the US life insurance company which Prudential bought in 1986, where new business figures fell sharply. +When Lyphomed Inc. called in Floyd Benjamin last summer, the troubled drug manufacturer was looking for a miracle cure. +Mr Bill Clinton played the gracious host in Washington this week. +Attorneys for the American Civil Liberties Union, who represented the mother, would not release the amount of the June 27 settlement at the request of Lexington officials. +Jerome Tilis, vice president, marketing, for the newspaper chain, says his retail-ad dollars this year are up almost 5% and he expects to continue those gains through the end of the year. +Close to half of today's activity came in a few utility issues, which were involved in short-term trading strategies based on their quarterly dividend payments. +"I always said Tennessee was my first leading lady," chuckled Stricklyn. +The governor was elected to a six-year-term in 1986. +The case seems part of a history of suspicious fires and explosions stretching nearly from the turn of the century in this old mining county on the Cumberland Plateau northwest of Chattanooga. +But he said the officials shared "the need for close cooperation among democracies to decrease this scourge" of terrorism. +Here is a look at major developments in Eastern Europe: A Yugoslav traveler reports two people were killed during weekend demonstrations against hard-line President Nicolae Ceausescu, the largest anti-government demonstrations in two years. +In the Treasury market, the latest 30-year government issue was quoted late yesterday at a price of 99 13/32, compared with 99 12/32 Wednesday. +Sierra On-Line added 1 1/8 to 17. +Walker said he gave the letter to a club officer for delivery in February and that was the last he saw of it. +Cohen said that among the questions U.S. officials have for Mandela is what would be the format for negotiations, what are his constitutional ambitions for South Africa and what are his economic models. +"This is simply pure Sun Tzu." The younger Marines here in Rippertown have been training against models of Iraq's formidable, deeply dug desert defenses. +In Dallas, Mr. Campbell said that he was "shocked and enormously disappointed" by the decision but hadn't had a chance to study it. +A journalist has cleared the FBI of wrongdoing in acquiring some of his confidential notes, which he previously believed had been stolen from his home in Costa Rica, a newspaper reported today. +Searchers in aircraft were unable to find the white Beechcraft plane because of dense tree cover, but a ground team located it Sunday about 15 miles northwest of Merrill in northern Wisconsin, Lincoln County Sheriff Ronald Krueger said. +Asked how he felt, he replied, "Fine," in a vigorous, booming voice. +In contrast, some believe, larger stocks that have soared in price this year may be vulnerable to selling by foreign investors and big institutions that could suddenly deflate them. +The report also said that 1989 "net cash income" of farmers is still expected to decline 5 percent to 13 percent from last year's record of $59.9 billion. +The index rose 296.34 points on Thursday. +The other requires a parent to be notified of a minor's abortion 48 hours in advance. +The envelope was to be reopened with the resumption of play. +But doing business in Eastern Europe isn't for the faint-hearted, Mr. Gerson cautions. +The flip side of the coins will be completely changed. +A spokesman for the group, which owns about 14.9% of La Quinta, declined to comment on La Quinta's plans. +In the electronics group, many semiconductor, microwave relay and other communications issues have been lackluster performers this month. +Riot police broke up the fight and arrested about 20 people, witnesses said. +As head of Campeau, Mr. Campeau engineered the takeover of two companies that later failed. +Padraig Flynn, the European Council's minister for the environment, along with a horde of environmentalists who hovered around the conference, pointed to that as a commitment by the U.S. to do something specific about global warming. +"We have some bright people, but that doesn't mean we always have the best common sense. +Today's office workers are subject to bodily restraint, social isolation and mental monotony for eight hours daily, says Mr. Edelson. +Thailand has become the region's most dynamic economy, according to Miron Mushkat, chief regional economist for Baring Securities Ltd. of Hong Kong. +Fined $10,000, sentenced to three years in prison; all but six months suspended. +Though no one can say how all the maneuvering will come out, what has just happened at Churchill Hospital in Oxford offers some clues. +There she was received with full military honors by her third cousin, King Juan Carlos, Queen Sofia and members of the government of Socialist Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez. +Sears, Roebuck and Co.'s plans to streamline its advertising budget is raising concerns among newspapers that count the nation's biggest retailer as a major source of revenue, industry leaders said. +What do you do with the rest of your life?" +Separately, a job-outlook survey projects a hiring increase next quarter. +The Democrats came up with 60-days' notice for "plant closings," one of those ideas whose political beauty is that it serves demagogues better than it does rational debate. +One of the three guests on the followup show, Robert M. Katz, has a firsthand perspective. +"This is a tax-oriented transaction that we'd rather not discuss," a leasing executive at the telecommunications company says. +Backers of Michael Dukakis took full control in drafting the Democratic Party platform, brushing aside Jesse Jackson's effort to move the party to the left. +Details of each transaction are clearly visible and advertisers are allowed to keep their own discounts. +The Who have scheduled concerts in 36 stadiums across the country this summer in a tour marking the band's 25th anniversary. +"Bones and all go neatly away. +In the Amazon, at least 150 members of the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement aboard motor boats on Tuesday stormed Contamana, on the Ucayali River, 390 miles northeast of Lima, according to the respected daily El Comercio. +As part of its plan, the company also said it would: _ Support the creation of citizen advisory councils at all major installations worldwide to monitor environmental performance. +Your were on target regarding industry problems, but wide of the mark in portraying the financial health of this company. +Amsterdam shares surged in hectic trading fueled by domestic and foreign institutional bargain-hunting. +Earlier in Hong Kong, gold rose $4.94 to $383.52 an ounce. +That's good," said Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. +"It's not direct economic aid, or military assistance we need most. +Lynn L. Phares, director of public relations for this diversified food company, was named to the new post of vice president, public relations. +Chadwell declined to reveal the cause of the girl's death. +Specifically, said Mr. Perkins, MLX had hoped to raise the cash through a combination of bank borrowing, and selling stock and subordinated debt. +Mr. Miller also appears to claim credit for influencing an NBC television news piece in March 1985 on the Contra forces opposing Nicaragua's Sandinista government. +The object of the amendment was to encourage freer movement of Jews out of the Soviet Union. +The Dow Jones Transportation Average took a bigger hit, losing 27.74 points to 1480.97 as investors continued to jettison high-priced airline stocks. +Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige, however, reasserted the administration's policy of keeping its procurement market open to qualified foreign bidders as an incentive for other countries to open their markets to U.S. firms. +Massachusetts is close to approving a bill that would make hostile takeovers of companies in the state more difficult. +Bush noted that his administration took a bit of a hammering in Congress and elsewhere for its go-slow, silent treatment of Mikhail S. Gorbachev's Soviet peace offensive. +Three weeks ago, CNN revealed it had obtained seven tapes of phone calls made from Noriega's prison cell near here. +Sources quoted in Saturday's editions of The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News said the grand jury would recommend no criminal charges but would be harshly critical of officials involved. +Let stand a ruling that threw out former major leaguer Jim Bouton's $1 million damage award over a baseball Wrigley subsidiary's bubble gum product that resembles chewing tobacco. +In economies run by Communist governments, the small plots permitted to private farmers are generally much more productive than larger state farms. +GUATEMALA _ Nicaragua's Sandinistas do not like Guatemala's government. +They are saying, 'we're going to earn our way out.'" +France and the Soviet Union pledge to "reinforce European solidarity" and seek the creation of a European confederation. +"In fact, it caught our banks by surprise. +The parties next will attempt to reach agreement on a timetable for the withdrawal of the estimated 50,000 Cuban troops from Angola. +"This litigation is not normal litigation." Meanwhile, defendants such as Paul Van Allen, a kennel owner hit with a $9,200 allocation because his septic tank had been cleaned by the Ludlows, tried to figure out what they had done wrong. +It also built the Mariner IV satellite which sent the first fly-by pictures of Mars back to Earth. +This organ, which can control sleep, alertness and other body functions, seems to be reset daily by light. +NATO must maintain short-range nuclear weapons now that the United States and the Soviet Union have agreed to ban intermediate-range missiles, a new report says. +The closing moments in which Sansom circles round his ballerina and sweeps away into the night is a wonderful choreographic image. +Prouse's attorney, Peter Wold, said in his opening statement that Prouse is an alcoholic and thus has a high tolerance for alcohol. +New home sales, currently running about 10% below first-quarter levels, could fall 8% more before year-end, estimates the National Association of Home Builders. +But in London, analysts said they expect Mr. Maxwell, who has said he would pay $1.4 billion for 11 Macmillan information services businesses, to persist in that pursuit while abandoning his takeover bid. +The 15,000-square-foot home features five rooms for servants and is situated on two acres in the wealthy Holmby Hills area, just outside Beverly Hills. +Hycor is developing an even more rapid test that could be used in a physician's office, he said. +With the growing experience of Helmut Kohl and Francois Mitterrand - as well as the strategic skill of Jacques Delors - this approach began to backfire badly. +What's your secret, sir? +But Rousso resurfaced as a write-in candidate. +With solvency margins back around 60 per cent, the big composite insurers are again well endowed with capital. +The Labor Department reported that the producer price index rose 0.4 percent in April, the same as in March, despite a sharp increase in energy prices. +"They hated to see us leave. +The announcement was welcomed by a city still smarting from losing to Normal, Ill., in the competition for the Chrysler-Mitsubishi plant a year earlier. +The U.S. Supreme Court tried to settle the question in the early 1920s by issuing four opinions, which set the boundary at the river's south bank, the Texas side. +At least 10 people were wounded. +And when interest rates fall, the value of previously issued bonds rises proportionately. +Now the gap is three notches. +The Chinese official also was quoted as saying that the country advocates free exchange to help eliminate "the bitterness of severed kindred feelings as quickly as possible." +All these are factors in how people think of their financial condition, and because almost all these factors have deteriorated, it is safe to say that a large percentage of Americans consider themselves less wealthy today. +Although the hall was too small and Democrats had other complaints, Atlanta is estimated to have reaped nearly $70 million in economic benefits. +Salomon has said it will take a pretax charge of as much as $200 million, expected in this quarter, to shrink the ailing unit. +The parliament also must sign off on applications from nations that want to join the community. +Jiang was initially sentenced to death but the sentence was later changed to life in prison. +The drug initially was priced last year at about $7,000 a year wholesale, or $10,000 a year retail. +At the trial last summer in White Plains, N.Y., Ms. Arcano testified that Broadchild was distributing the stock for at least 40% of Blair's IPOs. +Great Western claims the memo gives it grandfathering rights under the law even though Great Western Bank is now proposing to merge with a different FDIC-insured subsidiary in Bellevue, Wash. +Mr. Gittler, of Oberlin, Ohio, writes and lectures on management issues. +Under the agreement, factories and businesses that release as little as 25 to 50 tons of pollution annually would be required to comply with new controls. +A 16th child was released to parents. +Most infected people get diarrhea, and many have upset stomachs, chills, fever or headache. +They had never formally charged him with anything. +He said the "wrenching policy questions" involved could be settled elsewhere and not by blocking the steelworkers accord, which he said was important to ensure "labor peace" at the steel unit. +Representatives of Britain and 42 former British colonies are expected to attend the Commonwealth Summit, to be held from Oct. 18 to 24. +In the Northeast, readings dropped into the 70s and lower 80s, and record lows were reported in a half-dozen cities, including 40 degrees at Burlington, Vt. +If subterfuge is required to bring peace to Ulster, let us have more of it. +Stemple and Gerry last year negotiated the settlement of almost 6,000 claims brought by tire workers who said they were exposed to asbestos. +It ensures that loss reliefs are computed by reference to the same periods of account as income from the same source would be. +And, my personal favorite: a release printed on copper with the headline, "Copper Tops on Increase After 2,000-Plus-Year Lull." +In 1983 he became foreign secretary and served until 1989. +Arnold S. Tenney President, ARC International Downsview, Ontario I read with great interest Frederick C. Klein's column on hockey violence (Leisure & Arts, Oct. 30). +The charge is made most eloquently in a recent stinging critique of public policy by a council on competitiveness set up by Republican governor Pete Wilson. +Palestinian guerrillas battled Israeli air, naval and commando forces for nine hours Friday in Israel's deepest raid into Lebanon in five years. +The actor was taken into custody after a check showed he was wanted for three outstanding traffic warrants, police said. +Black labor federations said today that about 2,000 workers who joined the protest have been fired and 1,000 more subjected to various disciplinary actions. +The turtles were helped by the phenomenon of specialty comic book stores that have sprung up in the last five years, which have opened a market for the offbeat. +BHP said the division's net profit was 44.6 per cent lower if the impact of the war was excluded. +Freddie Mac, a government-sponsored, shareholder-owned corporation operates a secondary market for mortgage loans, buying loans from lenders and packaging them into securities for sale to investors. +Almost 40% of poor families have both parents in the home; the other 60% are female headed. +'It's not that I haven't got an ego,' he once confided to a colleague after observing Mr Horton holding forth for an Italian TV crew. +After that, the corporation could be forced to suspend S&L sales for lack of money. +She says "a large percentage" of Hallmark trade-name stores and independent dealers carry competing brands, including Blue Mountain at some stores. +The 10-year notes are noncallable for seven years and rated A-2 by Moody's Investors Service and A-minus by Standard & Poor's Corp. +"The original prognosis was they were going to take both feet off," Whittaker, 40, recalled. +Until last January, Mr. Wakabayashi was a manager at Bank of Tokyo, one of Japan's largest and most renowned banks. +Last June, the federal appeals court in Chicago, voting 8-2, agreed and dismissed the lawsuit. +Mr. Lorenzo, who had publicly attributed the parent company's deficit to the "disappointing" performance of Continental, will assume Mr. Plaskett's posts as Continental's president and chief executive. +"I built with these Hands the bomb that I placed in the car of Judi Bari," the letter begins. +But the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the federal judge's decision and said White must provide the documents even though there is no claim he acted improperly. +The measures follow the halting last summer of U.S. military and economic aid to Panama. +It is the language of good government. +The 1960s and '70s saw the most intelligent and dynamic nation-building program in all Asia. +Said the first lady, "I want to say something; I want to say something, OK?" +At University of California at Berkeley, applications are also down, from 21,944 to 20,835 for next fall's entering class. +Primarily because there's more to the matter than Ronald Reagan's personal values, or lack of them. +Leyva said the charges have hurt his Tony Leyva Evangelistic Association Inc. +"We won't overextend ourselves." Last year, Mr. Gieske set about finding an acquisition to round out RWE's specialty chemicals operation, much of which is folded in its new DEA Mineraloel unit, the former Deutsche Texaco. +Sarrah Amos slept on a couch in the living room, bathed in the television's bluish light and ear cocked to the telephone always somewhere near at hand. +Even so, any contact is considered sensitive. +The new test should be far less expensive, so more younger women could afford it, he said. +The success of such corporate do-gooders as Ben & Jerry's Homemade and Body Shop International has encouraged other companies that want to do well by doing good. +The monthly cost of the average individual premium will rise from $89.90 a month to $104.99 a month, spokeswoman Janice Seib said. +The Free Democrats have made thinly veiled threats to leave Chancellor Helmut Kohl's coalition government if he accepts unsatisfactory compromises on those weapons at the NATO summit that begins Monday in Brussels. +His bare-bones style of drawing, unconventional use of multiple frames, self-described "strange" sense of humor and employment by a newspaper not prominent nationally all contributed to his obscurity, the magazine said. +"He was kind of resistant. +A subsequent FAA study of one restricted zone found that in just two hours, 21 planes entered space off-limits to them. +Manufacturers in several regions said that shipments have been stable or slightly higher. +Police believe it was sent by an Ulster loyalist paramilitary group. +The Tigers say Sri Lanka's Tamil minority needs a separate homeland to protect it from discrimination by the Sinhalese in jobs and education. +"I feel strongly about this. +Tiger's competitive position has been hurt by a recent increase in transpacific air cargo service by other companies. +The December contract for light, sweet crude fell $1.24 to $33.01 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +Nine Dutch skiers were killed in the French Alps when they were buried by an avalanche apparently set off by earth tremors. +Some expressed short-term concern about possible intervention on Monday by the Bank of Japan in the Tokyo market if the dollar rises too sharply. +Col. Gregorio "Gringo" Honasan, who remains at large. +Husband Matthew Rice, painter and a joint managing director of the company, will some days cook them all lunch there; other days she will go the few yards back to their house. +There will be plenty of colleagues telling him to put some money back into the voters' pockets; that Mr Clarke has gone native at the Treasury; and that he, Mr Major, should set the government's electoral strategy. +Ms. Stevens's involvement with "Baker Boys" was the result of a long affiliation with the movie's composer, Dave Grusin. +USAir's labor costs are high because the airline, anxious to insure labor peace, gave PSA and Piedmont workers hefty wage hikes after the merger. +Robert A. Brusca, chief economist at Nikko Securities Co., said, "We've been lucky, getting help from the weather in keeping food inflation down." +The government's benchmark 5%, No. 105 issue due in 1997 closed at a price of 101.07, down 0.03 on the day. +Estes, a contribitor to Johnson's political campaigns, was known as an agricultural financial wizard in the 1950s and 1960s until his empire collapsed after it was disclosed that its assets were mostly paper. +The percentage was particularly low among black and Hispanic women. +In Malay usage, bin means "son of" and binte means "daughter of." +Among the stars was Rita Fayrouz, the Iranian-born singer who recently released "A Song For Children." +The officials said the law firm's policy covers losses of as much as $30 million. +Feed and fertilizer prices may rise 6 percent to 7 percent in 1988, translating into $2 billion of added costs. Repairs, energy and labor could add another $1 billion, while interest and livestock purchase may decline by about $1 billion. +The resolution prohibits use of force, but calls for searches and detention of aircraft; for halting Iraqi shipping, and freezing Iraqi assets overseas. +Forecasters said a storm could bring rain or snow over the weekend. +Jeeps' young, well-heeled buyers simply aren't attuned to shopping for cars in a Jeep store. +Saul Ubaldini, a strong opponent of Menem, was re-elected Wednesday to head a confederation of workers representing more than 1 million teachers, state workers and metalworkers. +VOA correspondent Al Pessin and Associated Press newsman John Pomfret were expelled from China after being accused of spreading rumors and lies about the military crackdown. +He was appointed music director of the San Francisco Opera in 1991. +If Mr Nixon had really behaved so as to render him unfit to be a director, it would not be right to prelude trial of that question merely because the Official Receiver had been inaccurate in certain facts. The appeal was dismissed. +He intends to divide his time this coming week between the statehouse office in Boston and upcoming primary states Ohio and Indiana. +Framatome theoretically must decide today, when the stockbrokers association is to rule on Schneider's offer. +The attacks appeared to be in retaliation for the government's extradition policy. +Moon's visit has provoked controversy in South Korea, where government officials say he is serving North Korean interests. Public opinion appears to be against his trip. +Mr Jackson said BTR was concentrating resources on industrial manufacturing. +However, it was unclear whether he would come forth with a firm new buyout plan, the sources said. +The invalidated tests are the result of a cheating scandal that erupted last month when the New York Post published the answer key of a Regents chemistry test to illustrate a busy black market in stolen exams. +The last negotiated contract between the Guild and the Post established a top minimum pay rate of $664.35 a week. +Price isn't its only strength. +Nantahala's book value at the end of 1986 was $23.6 million, a Duke spokeswoman said, adding that the utility had revenue of about $40 million last year. +Kevin Gardiner, an economist at London stockbroker Warburg Securities, said: "The crack in the pound appeared earlier and quicker than anyone expected. +To pay for the bill, the GOP senators called for extending a variety of existing fees or revenue-raising policies that would probably be extended anyway. +He replaces Jack E. Knake, who is retiring. +A spokeswoman for Continental Illinois Corp., the bank's parent, declined to disclose terms of the accord. +To a certain extent, the moves were irrelevant. +The faults form part of a complex fault region between Death Valley and the San Andreas fault region. +Finally, the U.S. represents fully one-third of the industrialized world's markets. +The dividend total for this year is generally expected to be 7.5p. +Ms. True said a painstaking study of the marble head by scientists and art experts had answered many of the questions surrounding the head of Achilles, a mythological hero slain by an arrow to his heel. +But Rodney Schwartz, an analyst at PaineWebber Inc., figures Shearson should have a value of about $4.3 billion in equity if it were a stand-alone firm in the public market. +In Mr. Gostev's report to the Supreme Soviet, he admitted that the published figure of 20 billion rubles for military expenditures was actually not the total figure, but he gave no other information. +Earlier in the day, the Senate paid tribute and the House overflowed with well-wishers as both presented Mrs. Johnson with resolutions honoring her good works. +Equally, its charm makes Echikatsu good for romance. Ask your hotel or secretary to book a room facing the garden and to get Echikatsu to fax you a map. +Mr. al-Maghripi has witnessed several shoot-outs in the four years since he came to Saada, which may be Yemen's answer to Dodge City. +"We couldn't have avoided it," he concluded. +NEW HAMPSHIRE _ Republican Rep. Judd Gregg is favored to win the nomination for governor to succeed John Sununu, who is retiring. Democrat Paul McEachern has no primary opposition. +Morris has countered with Earps of his own, as well as a Monmouth College professor and a local newspaperman. +The governing Christian Democrats had 33 seats in the outgoing legislature. +"I don't know what they're talking about." +The West Germans are looking into allegations that von Korff deported 185 Jews to Drancy transit camp near Paris, from which they were then sent to Nazi death camps. +An eye doctor from nearby Robinson Township offered the use of 70 glass eyes. +Officials said the list was presented several days ago to James G. Richmond, the Justice Department's newly appointed special counsel for savings and loan fraud. +He said the turnout "shows public interest in the presidential election and the freedom in the present Iranian society," IRNA reported. +So, by selling these securities short, Bear Stearns expected them to drop in price and rise in yield. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading Friday, Amre closed at $4.125, up 62.5 cents. +He took over in 1967 after his father died in a train-auto wreck. +The Danes were among the pioneers of double-hull designs increasingly required on crude-oil carriers in the wake of the Exxon Valdez spill. +L.R. Groves oversaw the first atomic explosion. +At 18, she moved to Oregon to be with her father. +Overall, industrial output grew 11% in the first half, compared with 17% a year earlier. +The Central Intelligence Agency, apparently weary of the controversy and protests surrounding its recruiting at the University of Colorado, has decided to move off campus this year. +On the one hand, there is Jessica Siegel, a teacher and dream-weaver, who cares so much about her profession it finally consumes her. +Paramount is the entertainment and publishing concern formerly called Gulf & Western Inc. It announced its tender offer late Tuesday. +Jack Carl/312-Futures Inc., one of the biggest discount futures brokers, said big losses among its customers forced it to obtain short-term bank loans of $6.5 million to meet regulatory capital requirements. +If London wants its main movie event to be an undiscriminating chaos, let it. +The rebels, who have boycotted and tried to sabotage previous elections, said they would call for full participation. +Limits on official visits to foreign countries. +The atmosphere was muted at Papandreou's suburban home. +The mouth of Tokyo Bay is known for its congestion of military vessels, including U.S. naval ships, ocean-going vessels, ferries, fishing boats and privately owned yachts and sightseeing boats. +"It was hard to keep from laughing," Mike Link, one of three officers hiding in the back of the van Saturday when one of the group climbed inside and turned the key. +The 11 Britons expelled from the Soviet Union included eight diplomats and three journalists. +In earlier reports, Spiegel has said that six plants producing poison gas at Samarra, noth of Baghdad, were built by German companies. +Israel dropped curfew restrictions on three more Gaza Strip refugee camps and said some 50,000 Palestinians returned to work. +Societe Generale's current 11 directors will remain, and the board will be expanded to include the 12 new members endorsed at the meeting. +The lease on their present shared headquarters in central London, which is held by the British Agriculture Ministry, expires in May 1991. +"It just re-established the technical support this market has and means we'll have to keep waiting for some sort of guidance as to where to take this market next." +Most big U.S. companies have already established the overseas operations they need, European officials note. +"We closed Monday when the Dow was already up 16 to 17 points and it was good to see it finished better than that," one London trader said. +In Eastern Europe, ideology has once again come face-to-face with hard reality. +The peace initiative, begun by President Oscar Arias of Costa Rica, seeks a negotiated end to the civil war between the Sandinista government and U.S.-supported rebels, known as Contras, who are based in Honduras. +Fifteen of the top 17 S&Ls Benston cited in his report to show that direct investments were profitable have since failed. +The issue of the sector's bad debt, under-capitalisation and poor management must be a priority in the development process, according to foreign investors. The large number of state enterprises remains a problem. +Lucille Lortel is hosting another summer evening at the White Barn Theater, an institution she began 40 years ago and has vowed several times to close, but never does because she cannot resist an occasion such as this. +Also, two government officials _ Interior Minister State Secretary Zoltan Gal and Justice Minister Kalman Kulcsar _ were given responsibility for intelligence operations. +Before joining Emerson, where he was also a director, Mr. Suter was chief executive of Knight & Associates, a Chicago-based engineering and management consultant firm. +"Working Girl," NBC's new comedy series premiering tonight, is a harmless knockoff of the big-screen tale of a secretary with a whole bunch of spunk. +Hydro-Quebec reported 1987 profit of 508 million dollars compared with 303 million dollars in 1986. +New Orleans-based Imreg's Class A shares, for example, have soared to 13 7/8 from 9 3/8 in the past two weeks. +Here at Holy Family, that money has been used precisely as the law intended: for some small but real improvements. +Tony Boram, a Mirror pensioner who also chairs the employees' pension association, says he and his colleagues were "devastated" by the revelations. +The movie and television producer and movie theater operator said it intends to make the interest payments before a 30-day grace period elapses. +Iraq and its leaders must be held liable for these crimes of abuse and destruction. +"What are we supposed to do, disband our military entirely and stop all fundamental scientific research? +No one was injured in the shootings, although there were some near misses as shotgun blasts shattered windows and penetrated walls. +Any further increase here, such as an export program, would improve its political position with those who argue that Japanese companies have been exporting products to this market at the expense of U.S. jobs. +The party was given by Army Staff Sgt. Bill Foulk of the 2nd Ranger Battalion at Fort Lewis, south of Tacoma, to rally residents who have been trying to rid the Hilltop district neighborhood of crack dealers, authorities said. +Wang's largest rivals, International Business Machines Corp. and Digital Equipment Corp. reported unexpectedly strong results recently, but Mr. Miller said Wang has a less broad product line. +Richard Angelo, 27, of Lindenhurst, was convicted Dec. 14 of two counts of murder and one each of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in the 1987 deaths at Good Samaritan Hospital. He received the maximum sentence. +The number of cattle in the nation has plunged to a 28-year low and many smaller packers have closed their doors. +He said that yesterday the team agreed on a package of emergency measures to help limit the chaos of a transition to a market economy. +The budget, due to be approved by mid-December, is attempting to reduce the public sector deficit to 8.7 per cent of gross domestic product and find an extra L32,000bn mainly through spending cuts. +"The fact is we heard that all the time," says Peter Hutt, a Washington lawyer who worked for SmithKline on the matter. +This year's appropriation was $171 million after funds were sequestered for the Gramm-Rudman budget-balancing bill. +It said the 10 bodies were recovered by Thursday night and 50 others were feared drowned. +'The Germans, for example, are very particular about their charcoal and they would never buy the sort of rubbish that the British buy.' The Germans have an official standard for charcoal and this helps shoppers choose good from bad. +Mrs. Langston said her father said he lost 60 pounds during his 43 months in captivity. +Even when property values don't change, an owner can get socked. +Employment in the division has been cut by 45 per cent over the past four years. Medical systems increased trading profits by more than 13 per cent to Pounds 46.6m on sales of Pounds 200m (Pounds 181m). +It would cost Pounds 2bn just to reduce the basic rate of income tax by 1p. +The final ballots were cast Tuesday in Atlanta, the count was completed late Wednesday afternoon, and participation was 77 percent, Bryan said. +It will be the job of Seifert, who takes over as chief executive in August, to breathe life into the new legal structure. 'This will require pure management skills,' says Breuer. +I'm going to ponder it a little bit," Sporkin, a former enforcement director for the Securities and Exchange Commission, told a packed courtroom. +The company extended until July 11 an offer to exchange common stock for a $135 million issue of junk bonds; holders had tendered only about $20 million of the issue as of Wednesday, the original deadline. +In Mississippi, Republican Rep. Trent Lott promised an issue-based campaign against Rep. Wayne Dowdy, who won the Democratic nomination Tuesday for the seat being vacated by Sen. John Stennis. +Winners outnumbered losers, 642 to 347, while 139 issues remained unchanged. +The European Community promised $1.2 million in emergency relief, and the United States offered humanitarian assistance. +Frost and freeze warnings were posted this morning from southern New York into Pennsylvania's northern mountains. +In 1973, Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho were named winners of the Nobel Peace Prize for negotiating the Vietnam cease-fire agreement; however, the Vietnamese official declined the award. +The chain also discounted aggressively. +"I would still like to do a friendly transaction and work with Caesars to maximize values for all shareholders." +"Then in the second half of the year, we got nailed. +One year ago: A four-day national conference of Soviet Communist Party members ended in Moscow, with Mikhail S. Gorbachev winning approval for sweeping changes that included a stronger presidency that he later assumed. +According to East African conservationists, the United Arab Emirates has become the major distributing center for illegal elephant ivory. +One who could mount a state-by-state campaign for a federal line-item veto. +Leroy Madden, a chemistry professor for 18 years, says he took early retirement rather than agree to teach Genesis as science. +Some industry officials were speculating that British Airways was considering buying either all or part of KLM's 49% equity stake in Northwest. +Rebels last week assaulted Escalon and briefly took over the blocks surrounding the El Salvador Sheraton Hotel. +Up to 25 per cent of the combined value (protected rights and excess) can be taken in tax-free cash, provided it can be taken from the accumulated value of the excess. +Janos Kovacs, who has headed Hungarian military intelligence since October, said the spying probably led to better East-West ties _ because the information Conrad produced made it clear NATO was not planning to attack the Soviet Union or its allies. +According to the Delaware circular, "The FSC rules and the workings of any FSC or shared FSC are very complicated." +Asset indexing would produce more predictable results, though, he adds. +"He knows you can't demand a player's confidence, you have to win it. +Russell said Westbrooks had harassed the eight-week employee of his company since the couple's breakup a month ago. +And in Brazil there are a lot of problems. Assume you have arrived in Brazil and want a telephone line. +Frank admitted paying for sex with Gobie and later hiring him with personal money to serve as a housekeeper and aide. +And when the Dow plunged 101 points April 14 after the announcement of poor trade figures, program trading was singled out as the cause of at least the 21-point slump in the last half hour of trading. +A U.S. District Court in Iowa last month dismissed Gartner's suit. +That decline, coming on a Friday, touched off widespread concern that the following Monday would result in another 1987-style crash. +Dozens of AIDS activists will press their case for broader distribution of experimental drugs before senior U.S. health officials today. +She is the runaway from the boonies who has met advanced artists and performers and has learned to mouth their lingo. +"They're resisting what everybody said was an inadequate offer, and so long as it's inadequate there's no duty to redeem the pill," said Steven Rotschild, a Pillsbury attorney. +Many of the other proposals now before Congress would only exacerbate the problem of incumbent management hindering stockholders from selling their shares to a bidder. +Mrs. Hearin suffers an intestinal disorder known as ileitis, and requires daily medication. +It includes financial leaders and labor leaders, tight-fisted Republicans and liberal Democrats, conservative and ultraliberal economists. +Most of the time, all the political parties - of every colour - are ranged against the League. +Blue-chip stock prices drifted higher for much of the morning, while the rest of the market was mixed. +He said that had changed now that negotiations centered on reductions. +Alvin From, of the centrist Democratic Leadership Council, has been smiling all week. +Gone are the scowl and dark sunglasses of the first years after he seized power in a bloody 1973 coup. +Mr Major may think the composition of the Security Council is not one of the aspects that needs improving, but many others disagree. +The 51-year-old Mr. Shaw will continue as chairman but will return to his position as a principal in Shaw Venture Partners, a Portland, Ore., investment firm. +Mr. Stockman was the Reagan administration's first budget czar, who later became a loose-lipped, let-it-all-hang-out critic of its fiscal policy. +Many analysts who are bullish on the stock-market outlook right now base their optimism on a common central theme _ that their peers are wrong about inflation. +In honor of the holiday, he hung 24 flags in front of his home, two in his garden and another across the street. +Creditors listed in the filing were mostly banks and investment houses. +The aid measure could also be slowed by unrelated amendments that lawmakers might attach to it. +New to the athletic footwear work, he also picked up on a marketing truth: Endorsements by top athletes sell shoes. +This meant waiting until the government allowed Hermann, the elder son at 20, to be released early from his one-year stint in the army. +"Before, West Berlin troops had to be back here by midnight," he said. "Now they can stay for a weekend in East Berlin if they want." Allied soldiers based in West Germany still must wear uniforms when visiting East Berlin. +The other was a University of California-Irvine professor, F. Sherwood Rowland, 61, who has led the campaign to protect the earth's ozone layer. +The book remained on the second grade's required reading list until teachers decided to put it on an optional list in the spring, said Superintendent Brian Buckley. +Col. Ken Keating, an official of the new U.S. On-Site Inspection Agency, at yesterday's news conference here. +"I have no particular interest in seeing us increase our investment in marketing," he said. +The women had been buried with gold and silver jewelry, bronze and bone artifacts, containers of wine with small cups inside and cylindrical ivory cosmetic boxes. +It comes from something of content, hopefully. +We encourage all Mormons to come to Nauvoo and feel the spirit of the place. +Four men in custody in Matamoros will be charged formally under Mexican law Monday, said Jose Piedad Silva Arroyo, Mexico's federal supervisor for narcotics investigations in Matamoros. +"I was reluctant to do it, but changed my mind after talking to the director, Karen Arthur," he said. "When it was offered to me, I had the same reaction as other people. +"We aren't pointing a finger at anyone," Dr. Robert Emery, director of heart transplantation for Abbot Northwestern Hospital and the Minneapolis Heart Institute, said Monday. +The settlement moves Warner a step closer to completing its acquisition by the former Time Inc., which has changed its name to Time Warner Inc. and now owns 59.3% of Warner shares. +On the final day, lawmakers will receive a briefing from the U.S. Embassy staff before flying back to Washington. +The 1976-83 military dictatorship, which censured 727 films, provided rich material for moviemakers. +Wilmington, N.C., declared two days of emergency conservation, cutting off water to non-essential businesses. +A feasibility study should be completed in one year and it would take another three years for mining to begin. The Salobo deposit was discovered in 1976. +The 749-foot-long ship's destination is Curacao, a West Indian island about 170 nautical miles northwest of Caracas, Venezuela, Weakley said. +The General Assembly took the unprecedented protest step of moving to Geneva for five days in December to hear the Palestine Liberation Organization chief. +Kerr said there is at least one KH-11 photo satellite orbiting as low as 180 miles over the northern Persian Gulf region. +This summer, Security Pacific National Bank, a unit of Security Pacific Corp., also sued Cenvill for $70 million for defaulting on loans. +It opened at 142.94 yen and ranged between 142.30 yen and 142.95 yen. +AIDS is overwhelmingly the state's most pressing health epidemic. +It's one of two Miller plays currently in the National repertory. +That will be true as well for other metals, such as aluminum and nickel, which the Soviet Union produces, Mr. Arnold said. +Spokesmen for the Defense Department said the agency doesn't comment on clearance reviews. +"What the failed Soviet coup has done is give us a new opening, but it's pretty late in the year," says John Isaacs, president of the Council for a Livable World, which lobbies for arms cuts. +He said Sony's announcement interested him, but only in a passing way. +Ms. Swenson, a Brooklyn, N.Y., poet, travels frequently to Southeast Asia. +Sales at department and clothing stores suffered from a later-than-average start to the Easter buying season. +The Commerce Department yesterday reported that new orders for durable goods rose less than 0.1% in November. +Gerardo Barrios was a 19th-century statesman considered the founder of the Salvadoran army. +But his efforts gathered momentum after the Tehran government, at his urging, unconditionally accepted a United Nations-sponsored cease-fire July 18 following a string of military defeats by Iraq. +Several said the Panamanian soldiers questioned them and separated them from American citizens who were at the hotel. +And that is precisely what critics most abhor. +Although he declined to say what areas might be considered, he said it wouldn't be as a stock brokerage firm or commodities broker. +Here was the library where his hero had studied his books of chivalry. +Chrysler declined to say how much Japanese steel it now uses in its manufacturing. +The Americans were heading for Prague. +However, this is the first time it has moved into container packaging in Europe. Amcor's European sales were ADollars 367m in the year to end-June, out of a group figure of ADollars 5.5bn. +Others say strong leadership is just what is needed. +The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services should issue guidelines to help states improve screening procedures. +But the unions will retain a powerful and visible presence at annual conference. Neither development has lifted the party's MPs. +"Muscle cars just aren't compatible with safety," O'Neill said in his report. +He acquired an old-line Philadelphia insurance company that gave him access to $40 million in new capital. +But keeping India in the money is not, as in other lands, just a question of printing, distributing and destroying. +"Thanks for all the good work," Walker told the Santiago crew late Friday night. +Iran's Revolutionary Guards use as a speedboat base for attacks on neutral shipping in the 8-year-old war with Iraq. +Had the dynasty not been overthrown in 1868, the man who might be shogun today is Tsunenari Tokugawa, 50, current head of the family. +Caracol had said earlier the attorney general resigned shortly after a confiscated drug plane was stolen March 1 from a military air base and landed at the runway, but the later radio reports said he quit on Monday. +James G. Andress, president of IRI, said the account loss, which he said was the first ever to Nielsen, should have no impact on 1993 earnings and wouldn't result in layoffs. +Hundreds of cheering Solidarity supporters waved at the union delegation outside the palace. +He married the famous French aviator, Andree Peyre, and died in 1967. +"Hashem" doesn't see it this way. +The arms deals continued that year but by the summer of 1986 "fissures began to develop in North's scheme" when Iranians learned they were being overcharged as much as 600 percent. +At the congress, Gorbachev was victorious in removing such hard-line critics as Ligachev from the policy-setting Central Committee as well as from the Politburo. +One might just as well have attempted to prevent the recent Mississippi floods with a child's index finger'. +"Dali has come home to his roots," said Narciso Costabella, the priest who will officiate at the funeral Mass. +Amal recaptured most of the mountainous region in a string of counter-offensives but failed to dislodge Hezbollah from the mountaintop villages near Sidon. +In addition, the New York City bar ruled recently that legal temp agencies can't receive a portion of their temps' hourly fees, endangering the practice there. +But the UK had shown little sign of growth. 'The UK was relatively flat and it feels pretty much the same in the second half.' Turnover rose by 14 per cent to Pounds 70.6m thanks largely to strong overseas sales which rose to 58 per cent of the total. +Implicit in the market's pricing of wheat futures was the expectation of enough credit for the purchase of more than a million tons of wheat, analysts said. +Hyatt, which owns 10 hotels in the Bay area, is launching a similar campaign in six newspapers across the country starting Tuesday. +Of course, "Convoy" also is included. +The choral singing, trained by Norbert Balatsch, was in both early Wagner operas of incomparably fine quality: robust, resonant, single-minded in delivery. +Yields now range from 5.25% on bonds due 1988 to about 8.6% on bonds due 2010, according to a spokesman for Goldman, Sachs & Co., the lead underwriter. +That's progress." Several major brokerage firms are starting to beef up their brokerage forces, which had been shrinking since the crash. +A 4-year-old suburban Detroit child was struck and killed by a car during a street celebration in River Rouge, said Lt. +District 13 Name: Crockett, George Party: Dem Income: $123,950 to $137,947 Total Honoraria: $3,362 Honoraria given to charity: None. +This and other divestitures, he said, will bring a "more balanced" Cerus that will be able to concentrate on its core operations, notably auto parts maker Valeo S.A. and Banque Dumenil-Leble. +Cifra has a lot of Class C shares; they haven't any votes and they aren't as well known in the U.S. as the ADRs but they cost about 20% less. +La Puma does at least two consultations a week. +Mr. Southern, 42 years old, also will become an executive vice president of a soon-to-be-formed capital markets unit of NatWest, a unit of London-based National Westminster Bank PLC. +The mission is budgeted at $416 million, of which over $52 million has already been collected from U.N. member states. Ahtisaari said the total will go over $100 million by late next week when some major pledges are paid. +Blimpie's regular menu, including 12 sandwiches as well as salads, will remain in effect at the chain's 350 outlets. +Mavis Hunter, deputy headmistress of St. Mary's School at Calne, said Miss Jagger and another 16-year-old at the all-girls school were reported missing from their dormitory in the early hours Wednesday. +The latest sales would be about 11 million bushels. +Syrian troops in Moslem west Beirut and on nearby slopes blsted the 310-square-mile Christian enclave north and east of the city, using multibarreled rocket launchers that fire up to 40 projectiles a minute. +The plant processes steelmaking waste for reuse as iron. +The company has regained its position as the UK's most highly capitalised group. Yesterday's accord with Nippon Information and Communication has little to do with the rally. +With most results in, Bush led Dukakis 54 percent to 46 percent in the popular vote. +They view anti-drug activity as police work, if not indeed social work. +One of two prosecutors shot during a robbery died Friday, soon after he was taken off life-support and hours after a man found sleeping on a beach was charged in what police said was a random crime. +An Amnesty International report on human rights accuses Colombia's armed forces of political repression and murder, but government officials criticized the study as one-sided. +Dealing with operators _ with people _ is vastly different than replacing equipment, and the shutdown has meant a review of the plant's entire management structure. +A teen-age boy who didn't want his mother to know he'd been hit by a train walked home while police searched the tracks for a body. +And our level of living would have been cut back because the Treasury's pre-emption of domestic savings would have sharply reduced funds available to finance new and better productive facilities, housing and the big-ticket items consumers buy. +The episode appeared to have been thoroughly plotted, with some students standing guard, Goodale said. +Is there anything left? +As part of the deal, the estate has often made management agreements with the owners. +The company also said it intends to recapitalize or sell part or all of the company. +He said 94 people had been hospitalized with injuries, and 15 remained in serious condition. +Robert Kennedy said his brother told him he would offer the nomination to Johnson first thing the next morning. +That compares with year-ago net of $59.1 million, or $1.06 a share. +Neither version of the S&L bill spells out roles very clearly; Seidman said he assumes his FDIC will play a part in the liquidation operation. +City Manager Lester Griffis said that the community of about 20,000 is checking on how to recoup the the money. +"The republics promised to transfer money to the Vnesheconombank to service the debt, but no single republic has until now," said Mr. Aven. +We already have typewriters for that. +The precinct returns were to be kept separate from the county-level tabulation in the AP election computer, but they were not. +The financial services company said it didn't know exactly when it would realize the gain and didn't disclose the names of the mortgage bankers. +New York City's sale came on an especially busy day for the new-issue market with more than $1.4 billion of municipal bonds offered to investors. +"Things there have opened up some, but they're still very bad. +Washington hasn't yet responded to Soviet proposals to collaborate on such research, but the two countries' scientists are exchanging information informally. +Four dissenting justices accused the court of undermining the trust minority groups have in it. +Robert Beevers, a consultant who spent 14 years as a tanker captain, said the worst move Hazelwood made on March 24 was leaving the ship's bridge in the hands of a third mate during a hazardous passage into Prince William Sound. +The EPA inspector general's office estimated that, based on a limited survey, fewer than half of the school districts in the country may be testing thoroughly. +And some consumer activists say the FAA should resume research on a fire-resistant fuel called anti-misting kerosene. +But many remedies claim to have a scientific rationale. +The sector has grown rapidly over the past four years at a rate of about 18 per cent by volume, says Mr Nielsen. +Mr. Welch said, for instance, that the agreement will be used to press for federal legislation allowing the reimbursement of psychologists for treating Medicare recipients. +Revenue in 1988 will reach $1 billion or come very close, doubling from $496.7 million in 1987, Mr. Walker said. +If TRW does not believe the consumers' word, and consumers do not believe TRW's word, then why use TRW? +"He is a five-in-one," says President Zia: "a good family man, a businessman, a sportsman, a religious thinker and a developer of the Third World." +She manages to fit in. +The most recent unofficial count indicated that all 13 Republicans on the committee and six Democrats _ a bare majority _ favored the proposal. +Other RV firms are laying off hundreds of employees. +It first said it would not field candidates, but it reversed itself Tuesday. +About $10 million in cash also was seized. +On the whole, "the other studios were very cooperative, giving us style sheets to guide our animators," said Richard Williams, who directed the animation. +No one expects the Tory contingent to increase; the only question is the number by which it will fall. It is a minor question. +So, UK smaller companies, which have outperformed by a paltry 30 per cent since they touched bottom late in 1992, must have further potential. +The council says the Northwest's power prospects for 1989 are "uncertain." The Bonneville Power Administration already has eliminated power sales to California. +Buddy, can you spare a donation? +Hussein's measures, which cut Jordan's political and administrative links with 1.5 million Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, left an administrative vacuum in the Israeli-occupied areas. +"All the boats succeeded in reaching their specified targets," it said. +The oldest human remains previously found in China were teeth found in Yuanmu County in southern China's Yunnan province in 1965. They were determined to be 1.7 million years old. +Barrington petitioned the California Supreme Court July 31 to review the appellate court decision. +Interest rates tumbled, and easy money financed both growth and speculation. +The French finance minister, Pierre Beregovoy, reported a "change in tone" on the part of the Germans, but that change wasn't evident in the Germans' public statements. +The indictment stems from negotiations Swindall undertook last year with Atlanta businessman Charles LeChasney to finance a mortgage loan for his $1.2 million home. +In the end, they say, she still would have lost. +A Jewish settler was injured in the West Bank town of Qalqilya when a brick was hurled at her car, Israel radio said. +Mr. Bush has not so far shown himself to be gifted in this respect, and it is a main weakness. +Others sign up because showing the right political attitudes can be a shortcut to a leading university or a good job. +Mikey LoTriglio, the mob-connected investor whose money Sy was maybe misappropriating? +Shultz would give no details, but said his approach to both sides will go far beyond an interim arrangement for the occupied lands, where 1.5 million Palestinians live. +No one questions that plant closings and mass layoffs, especially large ones, can disrupt the lives of employees and communities. +Kingsbury's Mr. Coughlin is hopeful that the auto makers' uncertainty about what models will be needed in 1992 will result in higher orders for flexible production systems that his company offers. +A survey by the American Newspaper Publishers Association, released Thursday, said minorities now account for 18 percent of the newspaper industry's work force, while representing 22 percent of the nation's total civilian work force. +Orders have improved recently, he said, and the fourth quarter will be the best earnings period for the year. +The Kinei Maru 128, which sails out of Iwate, Japan, was scheduled to arrive in Honolulu on Friday morning, Crawley said. +"You're perfection," yelled one enthusiastic woman. +First RepublicBank Corp., Texas's largest independent banking concern, is weighing whether to seek U.S. aid to avoid the potential failure of its flagship bank here and of some of its other banks. +Dukakis led Bush, 50 percent to 45 percent, when voters were asked which of the two they would vote for if the election were held today. +The administration blamed the sharp deterioration in the deficit from January until now on the higher-than-expected S&L bailout and weaker economic growth that cuts into government revenues. +Pets are allowed, but not children under 15. +"I'm just now starting my shopping," said Cynthia Merrow, an Inkster, Mich., medical clerk. +Florida grapefruit production was estimated at 34 million boxes, down 11 percent from January's forecast and 39 percent below last season. +Research in those areas was conducted or supported by land-grant universities, along with other state and federal agencies, sometimes with the financial support of private foundations. +The most recent meeting between Presidents Reagan and Miguel de la Madrid in February in the Pacific coastal resort of Mazatlan even minimized the longstanding disputes over drug trafficking. +The statute prohibits a hostile acquirer who buys 15 percent of a company's stock from completing a takeover for three years, unless it immediately gets approval from 85 percent of the company's outstanding shares, excluding its own. +United Press International named a new management team to replace the three top editors who resigned two weeks ago in protest of financial cutbacks. +It has not happened. +"The spontaneous germination of a cultural osmosis between Italy and the United States must not serve as a pretext for neglecting the development of these relations. +A 1988 survey conducted for the American Association of Retired People found that nearly one-fourth of those over 65 living near or below the poverty line had never heard of it, and only 22 percent received its benefits. +On the surface it is all gracious living. +We will have transition situations and that is the subject about which one has to negotiate. +"And I'm not one to say that's all bad," he quickly adds. +Rawls' departure as assistant managing editor for local news was disclosed Wednesday in an article about plans for a movie about Kovach's 23 months as editor. +Elsewhere, thunderstorms also developed over east-central Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin. +Officials of hard-hit Charleston put out the word that they want tourists to start coming back to the historic city. +"If you had to define Goodison, what would you call it? +Although Coke outsells Pepsi by a margin of 2-to-1 in international markets, the Pepsi-Cola brand handily outranked Coke in the Soviet Union. Pepsi was introduced there 16 years ago; Coke is a relative newcomer to the East Bloc. +They have two sons. +The first number is the number of cattle, in thousands, as of Feb. 1, and the second number is the percentage of a year earlier. +It seems to me, however, that your question: "By what economic logic, for instance, do you raise taxes on capital gains but disallow deductions for capital losses?" deserves more attention and discussion. +If it's late, we're in good shape." +Tele-Communications Inc. proposed that its cable systems become NBC affiliates in rural areas that aren't served by broadcasters. +A tanker exploded as it unloaded jet fuel at Iran's main naval base in the Persian Gulf, killing at least 40 people and destroying other small vessels, shipping sources said today. +But starting with the 1987 tax year, the appreciation (the amount by which the fair market value exceeds the taxpayer's cost) must be added back to taxable income when computing the alternative minimum tax. +NUCLEAR TV _ Aaron Spelling's first TV movie for CBS will tell the true story of the events of the first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima in World War II. +One black who did vote, Siza Zwane, said national issues didn't prompt him to vote for the Sofasonke Party, whose candidates in Soweto have been criticized for making sweeping promises. +The random telephone survey, conducted by a Washington polling concern in early June, also shows that people regard safety as a far greater air-travel problem than flight delays. +East Germany's leaders were angered. +Some have to operate at several hundred degrees Celsius. +Workers at high-technology companies suffer from lung disorders once believed limited to employees in smokestack industries, according to a new medical study. +"`Housewife' isn't a very popular term anymore," says Alecia Benjamin, the Future Homemakers' director of public affairs. +Meanwhile, the takeover target announced several defensive measures. +A great deal of that Medicaid bill has reflected inappropriate use of hospitals. +Opposition to the bill came from senators who feared for farmers in their states if a 15 percent reduction in subsidized acreage in the measure goes into effect. +The one-time costs are related to the sale of certain subsidiaries to raise cash and reduce debt. +Illinois Sen. Simon lagged with single-digit support in the polls and seemed likely to suspend his campaign if he fared poorly. +The proxy statement says Dillon, Read & Co., the investment bank retained to advise Shearson on its merger into American Express, was paid $2.5 million in fees, not counting expenses. +Although the bank obtained approval to issue stock at its last annual meeting with stockholders, some institutional investors resent the fact that both offerings will be syndicated outside the United Kingdom. +In its advance report issued last week, the department said orders for durable goods, those intended to last three years or more, declined 4.1%. +"California legislation requiring textbooks to have greater acknowledgement of the role of religion in history exemplifies a trend gaining much national attention," the survey report says. +There was no clear rise in the market, however, and without this incentive business is very quiet. +Conceptions of family life must allow for a growing diversity. +Congress's compulsion to spend irresponsibly now requires that the issue be settled by calling the line-item veto a veto, not an impoundment, and accepting the Constitution as originally intended. +The board also approved management's proposal to double the capital stock to 312 million marks ($186.3 million), issuing one share for each share outstanding. +The dollar ended slightly higher after drifting without direction in dull European trading Wednesday, with the market lacking any fresh news on which to trade. +She said many speak little or no English. +He can lay the blame for the tax rises fairly and squarely with the rebels'. Most analysts were also encouraged by the reduction in future inflation which would result from the package. +The rules also provided that a candidate who beat his closest rival by 15 percent or more got the supermajority, freeing the GOP from neutrality. +Philip Morris decided to make the changes slowly, to avoid shocking consumers with a sudden shift in taste. Moreover, company officials insist they won't have problems adjusting to the tar and nicotine limits. +Carolina Power & Light Co., Raleigh, N.C., said an electrical fire forced the shutdown of its Harris nuclear power plant. +Although they were only 6.3 percent of the U.S. population in 1980, Hispanics made up about one-fourth of the 12 million national population increase during the next half-decade, the report said. +Of 262 patients who participated, nearly half were found to have some neurologic impairment when the study started. +Is it Barry the barman's wife? +Expectations of higher oil prices after a California refinery had to be shut down this week because of a fire gave the oil sector a boost. +Mr Stuart Wallis, who is giving up the blue-chip comfort of Bowater, must reason that Fisons' troubles are now behind it. +There are many more players today. +The growth of the money supply "doesn't reflect the Fed's stance on credit," says Robert DiClemente, an economist at Salomon Brothers Inc. +Hundreds camped out overnight on a grassy hillside outside the church, many bringing pillows, coolers and beach umbrellas. +The curfew was reimposed in Kashmir early Friday after 49 people were killed by security troops firing on Moslem pro-independence demonstrators. +Rarely in history has there been an individual who has shaped so many lives. +Its net assets fell from Pounds 458m in 1990 to a minus Pounds 15.8m in June 1993. +For the most part, the hearing covered old ground, examining a land deal between Lincoln and Ernest C. Garcia, a Tucson developer and stockbroker. +Trade sources point out that in previous prolonged dry spells, rains in the middle of October have enabled the trees to produce a normal crop. +That rate must be high enough so that households will want to leave their past savings in the bank when prices are decontrolled, rather than spending them and thereby bidding up the prices of available goods. +In 1987 the US National Academy of Sciences estimated that US companies were losing Dollars 9bn (Pounds 5bn) a year in sales because of the controls. +Individual credits for housing construction are not new, but had been issued on a limited basis until the announcement of the private loan program. +In front of them was a patch of earth, smooth and flat - a tee, clearly, but one without any grass. +The whales became trapped while migrating southward to warmer waters off the coast of Mexico. +They see an improvement in facilities as a start. Greyhound racing has another advantage - the growing presence of women and children among its spectators. +"Typically, owners report a violent acceleration surge after they shift out of park into gear," the group said. +Within hours, though, Judge Bork was talking to reporters. +Valentine notes that some video game cartridges are now selling for $20 apiece when they sold for $35 or $40 a year ago. +Instead, he says, the ANC, which employs terrorism as part of its strategy to overthrow the government, has "been determined to make the country ungovernable. +If you have three people pretty close and one's a little bit higher than the other, I don't think you can make that decision before the convention. +But she believes she can stay strong. +The very idea of selling a business, let alone selling a business to a financial buyer, is often an anathema. +In Europe, the prefix is as old as the continent. 'Euro' comes from 'Europa' (Greek: Europe), the Phoenician princess abducted by the Greek god Zeus who appeared in the form of a white bull. +The Commerce Department panel can only recommend policy changes, but former FCC Chairman Mark Fowler says its recommendations carry clout. +A recent federal study cited "explosive growth" in damage awards. +But women outnumber men two-to-one between 80 and 84 and three-to-one between 90 and 94. +On Saturday, South Korea's defense minister suggested Seoul might launch a commando raid on North Korea's nuclear facilities if they weren't opened to international inspection. +The leader of South Africa's outlawed African National Congress is to meet Monday with Shultz. +The National Economic Commission members listened to almost eight hours of testimony Wednesday from a variety of experts, many of whom warned of dire consequences for the United States if quick action is not taken to cut the federal budget deficit. +We'll make the maximum effort to bring that number up if you'll give us a channel. +Pillsbury Co. completed the sale of its Godfather's Pizza chain to a group of the unit's senior managers. +On the other hand, it could be that no one recognizes him in T-shirt and jeans. +Northwest and Midway are two of the five airlines with which Budget has agreements. +The House bill would provide up to 20 weeks of additional benefits for jobless workers who have exhausted their first 26 weeks of state-provided unemployment payments. +Assets of 290 tax-free funds rose by $192 million, to $91.3 billion, Donoghue's said. +A pond just to the south would have furnished water and freshwater fish, Towle said. +"A very interesting thing to watch is whether this decline will be limited to stocks or (whether it) will spread to other assets" such as housing and land, commodities and other investments, Mr. Friedman says. +A buyer of Central shares gets the company's ratio of 49.2 ounces of silver to one ounce of gold. +Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi issued a statement mourning the death, calling Kapoor, "a person who became a legend in his lifetime." There was no immediate word of funeral arrangements. +Hebert Goodfriend with Prudential Bache Research in New York said several companies are interested in American General. +The resolution will be voted on by the House this week. +As 300 dairy farmers converge on London's Queen Elizabeth conference centre today, for the last annual general meeting of the Milk Marketing Board, they fear that the milk market is about to turn sour. +Police launched an investigation into the death of Mahmoud Youssef Masri of the Gaza Strip town of Rafah. +A study by sociologist Debra Umberson of the University of Texas and two University of Michigan colleagues turn up widowhood patterns that seem to confirm this view of marriage. +Radicals use the cathedral as a sanctuary because police do not enter for fear of offending public opinion and church authorities. +Estonia and Latvia have taken a more gradual approach in their quest for independence and have so far escaped economic penalties from Moscow. +Thousands of police, soldiers and civilian volunteers have searched for the soldier. +He said the channel for the United States would be the American ambassador to Tunisia, Robert H. Pelletreau Jr. +Broker Robert Chestman can't block payments from a Securities and Exchange Commission settlement fund that was financed with alleged insider-trading profits, a federal judge ruled. +Times Mirror did post gains in book, magazine and other publishing, where fourth-quarter revenue increased 9.4%. Cable television revenue rose 10.7%. +London examples include Richmond as well as central parts such as Kensington and Chelsea. +Bush said he recalls turning down several drafts of a speech about the Iowa because he thought he would become too emotional. +Defense Secretary Dick Cheney said last week that up to 100,000 U.S. troops could be added to the 220,000-member American force deployed in the gulf region. +Wall Street sources speculated Texaco wants more time to put together a restructuring plan to present to shareholders. +What would he try to accomplish in the debate? he was asked. "Win," he replied. +So far, the only clues to these mysterious people are a four-ton stele, or stone slab, covered with hieroglyphic writing and a 19-inch-high clay figure of a fertility-rite priest. +They're the ones who oversee the island of Puerto Rico." The school board and administrators made it easy for voters to be cynical. +You must have the power to make a decision, to say `no' or `yes."' Before New York, Hays staged "Fences" at one of her theaters in San Francisco and the reviews were mixed. +Wilson said USDA "doesn't want to do anything precipitous." "We will have to monitor the situation and see if it rains and see how bad it is," he said. +Most schools and many other institutions were closed as well. +When school opened Saturday, 410 students showed up, down from 2,010 projected before the crisis. +But that is by no means impossible. +Put another way: The more we pass ourselves around, the larger the likelihood of our picking something up. +Domestic sales rose 15% to 220.97 billion yen from 191.41 billion. +The company had no immediate plans to fill the eight other vacancies. +There is a serious lack of 'dependable accommodation below the five-star luxury level' there, claims Brendan Ebbs, senior vice president of Choice's International Division. +Chrysler closed Friday at $16.375, up $1.25, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +For a second straight day, Brussels police answered only calls for help if lives were at stake or did basic administrative work but dropped routine patrol or traffic control work. +President Jose Sarney has just named a new foreign debt negotiator, Ramiro Saraiva Guerreiro, a former foreign minister, to replace Antonio da Padua Seixas, who resigned recently. +Before we as adults, parents and business people begin "pointing the finger of blame," let's make sure we have done all we can to improve our own educational domain at home. +Over 3 inches of rain fell in Galveston, Texas, on Friday morning. +Even toll roads like the New Jersey Turnpike make motorists pay. +The company was forced to suspend production for more than seven weeks, at a cost of more than $200,000, before the Customs Service again reversed itself and said the importation was correct. +A Japanese subsidiary of Daimler Benz AG of West Germany said Wednesday it had established a joint venture with Mitsubishi Motors Corp. of Japan to market Mercedes-Benz automobiles in Japan. +Could they prevent other countries from supplying the Serbs? Such a policy would effectively turn a small war into a large war, with a much more unpredictable end. +This largely favours capital exporting countries and as a result many developing countries have questioned the value of tax treaties. Treaty networks between developing countries are the thinnest. +Another factor was the proposed U.S.-Canada free-trade agreement, which provides for a 10-year phase-out of most trade barriers, starting Jan. 1. +Although Unocal's announcement mentioned "the possibility of later recall" of laid-off workers, analysts were skeptical. +Ford and GM were looking at Jaguar to add prestige to their lineups and a manufacturing plant in England, auto analysts have said. +Brian Thomson, a descendant of a Scot who helped build Argentina's railways (currently costing the government over $1 billion a year), is trying to forge a similarly radical change. +On the stump Friday, Gore underscored the drug theme by telling a Long Island audience, "This administration declared a war against drugs and drugs won. +Paul Yost, the Coast Guard commandant, said that in recent years budget cuts have forced the Coast Guard to eliminate most of its emergency response strike teams and cut back on research and development programs involving oil spill damage control. +Norma J. Arnold, 39 years old, was named senior vice president, membership marketing, at the American Express Travel Related Services Co. division. +Foote and Abrahams "through an 'advertising agency' controlled by Foote." +The couple made headlines a year ago when they were reunited after nearly 10 years apart because Novikov was unable to leave the Soviet Union. +The nations also would be aided by loans from international agencies and banks. +It would have been a slam dunk." Wall Street agrees. +The project, approved by the New York State Department of Health to sponsor treatment trials, already has five experiments under way, he said. +Other changes at Control Data included changes in top management in December, including the appointment of Lawrence Perlman as president. +Nobody knows when the first obelisks appeared. +Virtually all surrogacy contracts require amniocentesis and penalize surrogates who do not abort defective fetuses while otherwise forbidding abortion. +The latest results includes non-recurring gains of $40 million resulting from the settlement of litigation, the sale of technology and the sale of its U.S. and Canadian explosives business. +It was Mr. Blandon who subsequently fingered Gen. +As a result, Mr. Assad signed on to the U.S. peace plan, receiving assurances that Washington would remain actively involved and paving the way for his acceptance in the West as the newest member of the moderate Arab axis. +He became the focus of opposition to the government in 1971 when he ran for president in South Korea's last open election, winning 45% of the vote. +He served as resident director of the San Diego Philharmonic, predecessor to the San Diego Symphony, from 1950 to 1952, and presented the first series of children's concerts. +The study's authors did not link genetic engineering with the deaths. +Troops shot and wounded four teen-agers, hospital officials said. +The bombing killed all 259 people aboard the jumbo jet and 11 on the ground. +Mr Field said that refunds to the pension schemes might be forthcoming after those hearings. +"Bernie is proving that you can run a business, sell products, have mark-ups and profits and still do it in a humanitarian way." It was Mr. Hoeberichts who helped cement the relationship with Ben & Jerry's. +Their numbers reached into the millions before pioneers began forging westward and found them to be easy prey, dipping to a historical low near 1,000 head in 1889, Duvall said. +The planting of other crops is taking place normally, however, and 1989 looks to be another banner year for farmers, who reaped a $1 billion bonanza when prices for soybeans soared due to the drought in the United States. +A Moscow newspaper last week claimed that Russian mercenaries were fighting on behalf of the Abkhaz. Col Arshba said he possessed 10 tanks. +In all of the countries there was fear that environmental problems will likely become worse. +While Keithley or Tecmar stamp out thousands of the same circuit boards, 500 is considered a long production run at Iotech. +"It's only logical that the man who has headed up this business would head up the whole thing," said Daniel J. Meade, a cosmetics industry analyst at First Boston Corp., New York. +The message the candidate delivered was a restatement of campaign rhetoric, his contention that Bush was not discussing the issues. +Czech entrepreneurs made it all.' Fr Opat, meanwhile, is making a small fortune renting the floor space at a price which rivals Paris or Milan. +Their children stay here with his grandparents and go to school. +"I would liked to be a spoiled, rich white girl," sighs Venus Xtravaganza, a skinny bleached blonde hustler. +The idea is a humanitarian twist on an old hard-times technique. +US involvement in Nato also stands as a more general emblem of transatlantic co-operation. +Investment bankers attending meetings at Wickes included those from Bear, Stearns & Co., which has represented a special committee of outside Wickes directors; Wasserstein, Perella & Co.; and First Boston Corp. +The absence of some such forms of outsider control mechanism may mean that, while privatisation meets fairness objectives, efficiency is not sufficiently enhanced. +"He could have just spoken about the African cause, but he's upheld the struggle for Palestine," Ahmed said. "Six of every 10 Arabs here have lived here less than 10 years. +As a result, "Most of today's arbitragers seem more like speculators than classic arbitragers," says a former practitioner, now a salesman-trader with a New York-based brokerage firm. +Says Primerica's Mr. Bogart, "It's not something we want the public to read about." +Now he needs a team that will offer both competence and loyalty. +Coffee The focus this week will be on the start of the two-week meeting in London of the full 74-member Council of the International Coffee Organization. +In other words, it is borrowing from its competitor. +The jury didn't specify how the car was defective, but found that the driver wasn't responsible for the accident. +The data were being closely watched for whatever light they may shed on inflation trends. +But most banks still expect Congress will eventually give them relatively unfettered securities powers, in part because they can't get all they need from regulators. +Peru's television stars and news announcers are generally white, as are people in most advertisements. +Mr. Meyer becomes the first chief executive who isn't a member of the Geier family since Frederick A. Geier, grandfather of the current chairman, bought control of the concern nearly a century ago. +The restaurant list reads like the itinerary of an early Bolshevik propaganda train: "Minsk," "Kiev," "Uzbekistan." +"They're squandering money," said Paul Sadler, 65, who bicycled up shortly after the arc was turned on. +Politically, there is a risk for any West German company as debate over reunification of the split nation heats up, Reuter said. +But if they balk, the firm might have to turn to other techniques to complete the transaction. +The GOP's Kemp makes trade a major issue; he boosts a plan to withhold foreign aid from countries illegally subsidizing farm exports. +"People will know that I'm where the honey pot is," Judge Pollack said in an interview yesterday. +The armed forces said soldiers of the Belloso counterinsurgency battalion killed seven rebels and wounded five Tuesday in an attack on a guerrilla base camp in Suchitoto, 27 miles north of the capital. +The yearlong exhibit will cater to Soviet libraries and Soviet businesses with hard currency such as dollars. +A. Hormel & Co. informed nearly half of the workers at its plant in Fremont, Neb., that they would be laid off in a year. +Al-Anbaa said Algeria had offered political refugee status to Nasser but he refused, saying: "My father never imagined being such in any country and preferred to die while fighting his enemies rather than accept that. +Most expect profits to fall in real terms, for the first time in recent memory. +Retailers there say business is dreadful, and they worry that it will get worse if a ground war begins. +By the time Ronnie died, the single bank account in his name had accumulated $509,913, according to Fred Kerstein, chief of the economic crimes division in the Office of the State Attorney in Miami. +Dukakis urged the crowd "to keep pouring it on and pouring it on. +Load factor, or the percentage of seats filled, climbed to 53.5% from 44.8% in August 1987. +The struggle prompted unusually high turnover of 4.1m shares on an otherwise quiet day. In the pessimist's corner, Warburg was arguing that the recent rise in paper prices had been discounted in the share price of the paper manufacturer and distributor. +At 11.45 the central office of information electronically informed the nation's newsrooms that John Gummer, environment secretary, had given the go-ahead for two new community forests in Cleveland and Nottinghamshire. +But he said he couldn't comment on the final draft because Rockwell hasn't had a chance to evaluate it. +Ambriano and Jones vigorously denied wrongdoing. +The scale of the fighting since then has declined so much that the Sandinista government announced last week it was suspending the draft. +A single Sitka log can have a commercial value of Pounds 40,000, so the argument over clear-cut logging is not just academic. +"We're responding like in 1963 when advisers were sent to Vietnam," said Bill Bateman of the All Peoples Congress. "This is the opening shot of an antiwar movement. +DuPont Engineering and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers take another approach. +Coffee futures tumbled, soybeans and corn rose while energy products, gold and pork prices fell. +But that stunning red dress is once seen, never forgotten.' For designer Donald Campbell, who has many private customers for whom he makes to measure, it is a matter of discretion. +It was one of the congressional spending programs President Reagan attacked in his State of the Union address. +Floor mats were reversible and machine washable _ the short nap on one side was for sloppy winter weather, with the other side ideal for less-dirty times of the year. +It would not concentrate on the actual bombing and crash, she said. +A limit of 49 per cent will initially be imposed on private participation. +National City Bank, the company's lead bank, has a deposit rating of double-A-2. +Later, Republic National Bank in New York reported a late bid of $349.60 an ounce, up $1.70 from Tuesday. +Flooding washed out supports under railroad tracks, causing a freight train loaded with coal to derail, said Sam McCuen, a state Highway Department spokesman. +"Vietnam won the war but is losing the peace," he said. +NBC Correspondent Tom Pettit said Bush was "not a quitter. +In that kind of tussle, there seems little reason for the portfolio investor to get involved. +NATO sources said Gorbachev, in a letter to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher appealing for aid, said he hoped for "positive conclusions" at the London and Houston summits. +Heller came from the San Francisco region, which will now be vacant. +Some of the more fashionable recent new issues, such as the European privatisation trusts, raised more money than they could easily cope with. The fashion for issuing warrants has diluted the long-term value of the underlying shares. +But Bilzerian, and an attorney for one of his trusts, refused to settle. +In other decisions, the court: _Limited severely states' authority to lower the electric rates public utilities charge as a result of agreements with federal regulators. +The Banque Nationale de Belgique cut the rate on three-month treasury certificates to 7.5 percent from 7.65 percent. +"If there was obstruction of justice, it was by these men here," said defense lawyer Doron Weinberg, pointing to the agents sitting alongside the prosecutors. +The nation's top general, picked by President Lee Teng-hui to become premier, tried Thursday to win over lawmakers fearful about military intervention in politics. +And despite government cash injections, its managers consider Bull chronically undercapitalized. +The judge refused to include it in his instructions to the jury, which determined Franklin should die. +The balance for the issue was drawn down to $26.5 million in late order-taking. +A narrowly based leadership might have been decimated by such treatment. +Then my good-judgment gene kicked in and I quit." Just lie. +The roadmap, which will be presented to Bush and the other leaders at the summit, lacks only a section on the allies' stand on short-range nuclear forces. +Vitro on Wednesday filed suit in Delaware Chancery Court trying to block Anchor from taking any action that would interfere with its bid. +Take away that big score motive, and the Air Force might have shlepped down to Sears and bought it for $2.49 and gotten a lifetime warranty to boot. +The figures were "unequivocal bad news," said Robin Aspinall, a market analyst at Schroder Securities. +The queen, who played a central role in the good times, is now a key player in the bad. +Other nations haven't been very enthusiastic. +The memorial spans the hull of the Ariozona battleship, which still flies the U.S. flag. +"We got a report that said they (Orion) are a hell of a lot better today than they were a year ago and that most, if not all, of their problems were behind them and they were in good shape," said Kolski. +The agency said it was not disclosing the chemicals in question and the dates of the violations because 3M was entitled to keep that information confidential. +He also noted the younger vote against the 69-year-old senator and the declining populations in many rural areas, a Helms stronghold. +The figurative skill and knowledge are there, and the discipline too, though dormant. +"There's no excuse for a public water system to be distributing water that exceeds the bacteriological standards," said Dean, since bacteria are easily killed by cheap, well-understood chlorination. +In the aftermath of this accord, 100% of the American troops and 90% of U.S. nuclear weapons now in Europe will remain. +Hospital officials identified the other Palestinian who died as Tareq Awad Farah Amir, 23, from the West Bank town of Hebron. +Thompson declined to rule out running for another office, and said he could have won another term as governor. +Among other things, the bill calls for a reorganization of the Justice Department. +And there is no major city in America where you cannot see homeless men sitting in parking lots holding signs that say, "I will work for food." Now, my friends, we really are at a crucial point in American history. +"We suspect when they realized they were going to be caught, they threw whatever they had on the ground," he was quoted by the paper as saying. +He also has plenty of hard-won experience to back them up. +Our hieroglyphs would have indicated that we were from the far reaches of the FT's empire: readers of ten nationalities living between California and Norway. Most were businessmen and their wives, several recently retired. +"I don't resent it," he said. "It's a matter of proportion, though. +All well and good, except for two things. +About half a million used IBM PCs are placed with new users annually, either by transfer within organizations or through resale, Lyons said. +Reagan had proposed spending $210 million in 1990 for Millstar and $299 million for the AHIP. +The U.S. allows itself to be excluded by those who insist on being nuclear-free, while the Soviets can come in. +He added that loan-loss provisions will be substantially reduced in 1987 and beyond. +Seibu/Saison began to intrude into that area with such moves as a link with Club Mediterranee S.A. of France to open a ski resort on Japan's northern island of Hokkaido last December. +While the industry's costs have gone up its revenues have remained fixed. +Her dark-horse victory was over the more favored actresses Glenn Close, in "Dangerous Liaisons," and Melanie Griffith's "Working Girl." +The court also ruled that judges may veto a defendant's choice of lawyers even when the defendant is willing to waive the right to conflict-free legal help. +The company declined to comment on the latest selling. +What the economy needs is a sound dollar to fight inflation, and incentive-directed tax cuts to stimulate growth. +Among the administration's proposals for the farm bill is a lifting of the ceiling Congress put on the amount that can be traded under the Export Enhancement Program. +He says that the Bank's role at the heart of London money markets and the gilts market gives its officials practical experience of financial markets rather than relying on theory. The Bank's critics have two arguments for stripping it of supervision. +French and Japanese restaurants spread across the territory rank among the best (and sometimes the most expensive) in the world. +Hammer, a longtime patron of cancer research, said DeVita was getting the award for pioneering work in developing combinations of chemotherapy drugs to safely treat and cure cancer, particularly Hodgkin's disease. +Among the findings: _Transfusions of whole blood and red cells fell to 11.6 million pints in 1987 and continued to decline in 1988, the last year of the survey. +Abisai Masinde, candidate for western Emuhaya constituency said he nearly did not make it to present his election papers because he was kidnapped. +The inaugural run between Atlanta and Macon is set for Sept. 10. +However, some British-based securities firms were cautioned by the Bank of England that trading with Kuwait could be risky. +An unknown number of others have fled illegally since the war ended in 1975. +As incentives, the Sandinistas offer to release all political prisoners under a general amnesty after at least half the Contras have been demobilized and any Nicaraguans kidnapped by the rebels have been freed. +He and other analysts noted that 1.80 marks and 140 yen are psychologically crucial levels. +Bush's anti-drug plan sparked a late-year budget scramble in Congress, where the administration risks a new round of military cuts unless it comes up with a more credible plan to finance its proposals. +Rushdie, a Bombay-born Moslem, has been in hiding under police guard since Feb. 14. +Mr. Irani said the plan was assembled solely by top management in the weeks following Dr. Hammer's death and reviewed by Occidental's board in three meetings, beginning with a session in mid-December. +Steelworkers, however, say they are looking only to catch up with the wages of other German metalworkers. +If the feudal lord agrees, those lengthy political wrangles should get shorter and less disagreeable. +BCCI's Miami office also issued 27 letters of credit to Mr. Bilbeisi totaling $79 million, of which only about $8.5 million was ever disbursed. +Meanwhile, winds topping 25 knots this morning forced postponement of efforts to clean up the sound with chemicals to disperse the oil or fire to burn it off. +But a spokesman wouldn't indicate how many additional shares Arco bought. +A popular tax scam of the 1970s was created by Karl L. Dahlstrom; he told clients to hide assets and income under tiers of foreign trusts and got up to $12,000 for such advice. +The House voted 412-0 on Wednesday to oppose a Senate initiative to expand the war on drugs by increasing the spending and tax limits in the budget agreement between the president and congressional leaders. +The bullet was deflected by a bulletproof vest. +Such schemes are sold as a way to lower public costs but have proved pricey. +However, Mr. Icahn has already done better than expected in pulling TWA out of its nosedive by slashing costs last year and riding a much improved tourist season this year. +Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos said they were simple folks, but they lived in an ornate citadel of self-glorification from which they ruled the Philippines with a curious mixture of dictatorship and flexibility, reform and stagnation. +The replacement of West German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg by Theo Waigel spurred European currencies because Waigel opposes the 10 percent withholding tax on interest income. +The Florida Supreme Court refused Monday to allow enforcement of a new state law requiring minors to get parental or judicial consent for abortions, but moved up a hearing on the law's validity. +'Europe will always be a priority,' he says, 'but strategically you've got to look to grow the company somewhere else. +"Even though his tough stand on issues such as nuclear disarmament and the environment made him unpopular with most Western leaders, he pursued his policies in the interests of the Pacific region and its people," Namaliu said. +India has said premature withdrawal would lead to even greater violence in a nation where ethnic strife has claimed 12,500 lives in six years. +The kingdom's other crudes are even more dense. +Capital mobility has been increased, but domestic liberalization lags. +That works out to a pace of almost 7 1/2 miles an hour, a pretty swift hike. +Yesterday, AT&T asked GSA to postpone again the deadline for submitting bids on the project. +Participants in the financial futures markets are expected to react quickly to this morning's report on the merchandise trade deficit for February. +The decision blocked the bid from proceeding and Consolidated Gold Fields' shares plummeted on the news, which also depressed the overall market. +To make matters worse, Japanese exports are notoriously insensitive to price changes. +Pennsylvania's $550 million tax-anticipation note sale topped the municipal newissue slate yesterday. +Also on Tuesday, a statement purporting to be from the kidnappers of Lt. +The two sides met yesterday in New York, "but there was no resolution," one executive close to the talks said. +In the old days, commercial banks typically provided short-term construction financing to a developer who then refinanced the property with an insurance company once he had leased the building. +"We accepted them as they were, and they accepted us `sane' people for what we are," Paxson said. +In a hospital, however, death is a complicated business. Technology sticks a wedge in the door to life. +Montedison and ENI each hold 40% of Enimont shares, with the remaining 20% publicly traded. +Morrow said Kelly could create a suitable acquisition vehicle by buying or spinning off as an independent company one or more of Beatrice's profitable subsidiaries, which consist of Hunt-Wesson Inc., Swift-Ekrich Inc. and Beatrice Cheese Inc. +Congress can get the ball rolling by permitting HUD to condition federal housing assistance to the states on progress toward reducing excessive regulation. +A similar proposal by Rep. Jim Lightfoot, R-Iowa, is pending in the House. +He's been a miner for 20 years," said Werner Henke, who waited at his son's house. "God, let him be alive. +Mr. Cotter and Citadel directors who are his associates "have seized control without shareholder approval," Mr. Roven said. +But lately, in an increasing number of cases, the court has disregarded the solicitor general's suggestion on whether to hear an appeal. +Domestic oil production, while 2.2% higher than last year, was below first-half levels. +Asked about the accuracy of published estimates that each of the five band members will net $18 million, Jagger said many of the estimates have been inflated "twice or three times." "America is besot with money. +The Fed announcement followed a Labor Department report showing a moderate 0.3 percent rise in the Consumer Price Index in November. +The official Islamic Republic News Agency quoted the English-language Tehran Times, which is close to President Hashemi Rafsanjani, as saying talks would be conducted through a third country, probably Pakistan. +'I still believe that Europe is highly dependent on the US, and the US is still panicky,' she warns. However, there are some grounds for optimism. +He faces up to 35 years in prison and $1.25 million in fines. +In addition, AZT and Tylenol don't mix, the report warned. +But a Serb policeman angrily interrupts her and tells watching journalists to go home. +Director Altman ("M-A-S-H," "Nashville") is known for his facility with improvisation and gritty realism. +Mr. Rabiner wouldn't be surprised if that trend continues, with short-term rates slipping further and long-term rates unchanged. +In Poland, Marubeni will set up Nissan Poland Ltd. in a joint venture with the private Polish conglomerate ElGaz. +Voters must present government-issued identity cards in order to cast ballots. +It just started falling. +There will be temptation for the new congressmen, eager to oil their political machines, to revive the practice. +But Mr. Valenti, who represents the studios, asserts: "The whole production industry, to a man, is on the side of preserving" the rules. +From there, it has bounced more than 10 per cent. +Thorn's directors proposed a final dividend of 21.5 pence a share, bringing the full-year payout to 30 pence a share, an 11% improvement on last year's 27 pence. +He said he would retain the companies' public listings. +I expect every public official who works for the commonwealth to meet the highest standards of integrity," Dukakis said. +The company said its European sales exceeded expectations, and accounted for more than half of its sales. +His comments Thursday to the Senate Banking Committee launched rallies on the stock and bond markets, pushing the Dow Jones industrial average to a record high while sending interest rates lower. +Ms. Myers and the self-styled "Feminists for Life" may call themselves anything they like. +It's a miracle we stayed together as long as we did." The three original investor groups were led by Mr. Lauder, by Toronto financier Andrew Sarlos and Mr. Holtzman. +Second-quarter revenue rose 5.3 percent to $861.3 million from $818.1 million a year earlier. +Eisenberg discovered that the purser would not dirty his hands dealing directly with a hold full of Chinese seaman who had been rescued from a sunken vessel, so he became a go-between trading cigarettes and spirits. +Pandick said it would focus its efforts on its financial printing business. +Mr. Beaver, a professor of communication at the University of Michigan, says trying to reason with the talkers is useless. +An election-year bill requiring random drug and alcohol testing for railroad workers seems to be headed for a roadblock in the Senate, even though it has breezed through the House. +She will fly Friday to Belize on a four-day trip on behalf the Save the Children Fund, of which she is president. +Mothercare, at last, came back into the black. Storehouse's share rating certainly demands as much. +The previous joint excavations were held in February 1985 in Pakse province and in February 1986 in Savannakhet. +In 1962, U.S. ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson presented photographic evidence of Soviet missile bases in Cuba to the U.N. Security Council. +The company's resource unit benefited from higher oil prices and gas volumes, while its trucking unit had higher freight volumes and improved earnings. +The acquisition is subject to a definitive agreement and government approvals. +In announcing the decision to postpone the fourth sale, the government cited a recent slump in NTT share prices. +U.S. military sources said the five were to be turned over to Omani authorities at Goat Island in the Strait of Hormuz and then delivered to Iranian diplomatic officials. +Arias Calderon repeated accusations that the electoral register included 100,000 extra names and that out of a sampling of 3,000 recent deaths, the names of 27 percent of the dead were still on the register. +Perpich, ridiculed as "Governor Goofy" by his critics, was challenged by his former commerce commissioner, Mike Hatch, for the Democrat-Farmer-Labor nomination. +Much of what the president said tonight I agree with. +Alongside the floating harbour, which retains permanent high-water in the city's docks, there is an industrial museum and Arnolfini art gallery. +Jesus Perez says a lawyer visited the construction firm where he worked in California to winnow out those who don't qualify for the amnesty. +"If I had written it myself, I might have used a little profanity," Reagan said of the letter, which prosecutors charge was a false statement to lawmakers by Poindexter. +Texaco "has no legal obligation to pay dividends, but it does have a legal obligation to pay creditors," the source said. +Persistent chest pains delayed necessary tests to determine if stricked pop sensation Michael Jackson has heart troubles, his spokesman said Tuesday. +The shares, on a prospective p/e of 12.7 times, are trading at a 15 per cent discount to the market and look cheap for the moment. +In the statement, the bishops admitted that racism exists in the church but said the problem must be solved by dialogue between the black community and the church leaders. +Both appointments are effective immediately. +Often Mr. Weber had a personal stake in the investments, the lawsuit says, though Mr. Weber's conflict of interest was never disclosed to Mr. Joel. +Last month, when it couldn't find a purchaser to take over the loan portfolio of CrossLand Savings FSB, a failed New York thrift, it acquired the bank itself and installed new management. +Its solid balance sheet makes it a prime takeover candidate. +Saudi Arabia has a population of around 12 million, including an estimated 3 million expatriate workers. +No one in his family has been killed or wounded in the war, but rockets fell near his house not long ago. +New state figures from the Census Bureau covering the 1980s show Iowa losing residents consistently from 1981 to mid-1986. +A U.S. Army soldier was found dead in a shower in Saudi Arabia, the Pentagon said today. +You know: the ones with a fine dinner, dancing, and revelry. +"I think it's a myth that fund investors are generally wrong," Avi Nachmany, a fund analyst with Jesup, Josephthal & Co., says. +These days anything goes -there are already serious collectors of colourful telephone cards. Of course, anything which suddenly rockets upwards in price can fall just as quickly. +Public fear of pesticides is growing and politicians are poised to tighten regulations, but a researcher says incomplete information on the extent of agricultural chemical use could lead to bad law. +The rights can be redeemed for five cents each under certain conditions. +Dozens of Cubans have sought asylum in various foreign missions recently. +A nation can certainly waste the lives of its young men and the nation's wealth in fighting foolish wars. +When he was declared totally innocent of any wrongdoing at all, he said, "Where do I go to get back my reputation?" This also applies to Beggs, who finally stood up and resigned from NASA. +Though Wall Street brokerage concerns have made substantial cutbacks in the past year, the dismissals at Fidelity, a unit of FMR Co., are the first major reductions in the mutual fund industry since late last summer. +It attributed the loss to research and development costs. +Britain has been the only major EC member to stand outside the mechanism. +Martin Romm of First Boston adds, "I believe that Coca-Cola made the correct corporate move to move into the entertainment business." +The result was Symmetrel, a drug used to treat influenza and Parkinson's disease. +Specifically, it would hit upper-income Americans by making all income subject to the flat-rate tax rather than ending the tax at $45,000 of income. +He had said that Noriega was the problem, that the United States' quarrel was with the general alone and that his ouster would bring normal diplomatic and economic relations. +Modern-day Democrats, almost always inept in running presidential campaigns, remain clever in races for all the other offices. +All three founders of Atex, which Kodak acquired in 1981, have left and Kodak recently named its third management team there. +And so, I'd say that is a very encouraging step. +The recall was begun because four vials of equine influenza, found in a plant warehouse, were mislabeled as DTP vaccine. +Noriega is isolated and should be abandoned. +Young adults have the greatest variety of household roles. Thirty-nine percent of young men age 18 to 34 head their own families, while 3% are married to family heads. +The committee urged President Bush and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev to make Ethiopia an urgent agenda item and to work jointly for a cease fire so that full-scale relief efforts could begin. +He noted that oil prices have stabilized after last year's steep decline, and that the dollar has come down substantially from its heights of two years ago. +Himont makes and distributes polypropylene. +The average seven-day compound yield of funds holding second-tier paper was about a tenth of a percentage point higher last week than the average for all taxable funds. +The FBI has said that it has been unable to find any evidence that the Williamses belonged to CSA or any other white supremacist organization. +The department considers the homes to be inventory, he said. +"The whole world can see the political intentions in all this," leftist opposition leader Cuauhtemoc Cardenas observed after Salinas changed plans at the last minute and personally greeted the pontiff when he arrived Sunday. +In London, visiting leftist leader Ruben Zamora of El Salvador said Saturday he believed right-wing death squads were responsible for killing Oqueli. +The Senate voted 99-0 on Tuesday to confirm career diplomat Thomas Pickering to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. +Yugoslavia's political, economic and social problems have mushroomed since the death in 1980 of President Josip Broz Tito, who founded the modern Yugoslav federation in 1943. +Denmark spends 40 percent of its budget on the 1.4 million people - 28 percent of the population - who live on welfare. +The rate on the latest six-month bills were quoted late yesterday at 6.04% bid, up from 6.01%. +He'll throw back a Scotch, scratch his crotch and move across the stage in a cowboy's loping amble. Then he'll hunker down on his haunches to tell a ribald story in a broad Texas drawl. +'As the social system becomes more aware of the consequences of nylon in the general social system we will begin to modify the kinds of chemistry we do.' I don't understand, I said. 'OK. +Although the U.S. military forces in Panama were on alert, American officials said they only observed the fighting Tuesday between members of the Panama Defense forces, standing by to help any Americans who might be in danger. +Dukakis spokesman Steven Akey said another incident involving a campaign headquarters occurred in Tallahasee, Fla., when a big Dukakis sign in front of the headquarters was torn down. +J.C. Franklin gambled and lost when he moved three years ago into this flood-prone community on the banks of the unpredictable Brazos River. +House Speaker Jim Wright, also a Texas Democrat, called Sen. Bentsen's proposal "a very positive move." +But we didn't do everything right. +I don't know exactly how and why the piece 'adds up'; but I insist that it does. +There is clean water in tanks emblazoned with the Iranian flag and spotless hospitals where doctors work on Iranian-subsidized salaries. +Before being whisked away in a limousine, Khashoggi read a handwritten statement to a crush of photographers, reporters and spectators: "I am pleased that the courts have granted me bail. +Thus, a magazine designer could be brought in to help create an ad campaign from its inception. +The sources said Mr Petrignani, 65, was wanted for questioning about the role he played as an adviser to US merchant bank Salomon Brothers after leaving the Washington embassy, his last diplomatic post, in 1991. +As we sat down at our table with our drinks, he said, "Before we order dinner, I want you to promise that you'll go out with me again." +In the face of the dollar's vitality, some market observers foresee a one-quarter percentage point drop in the Federal Funds rate as early as this week. +The workers are demanding a bonus to offset the high cost of living on Corsica, estimated at 4.2 percent more expensive than the French mainland. +And the programs ease the tension on the factory floor among the workers who remain. +But Gotti seemingly inherited his father's talent for dodging prosecutorial bullets. +Consumer product stocks Philip Morris, Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble all fell sharply. +He asserted he "absolutely did not" engage in "immoral" activities. +The benchmark 30-year bond finished at a price of 96 23/32 to yield 9.06%, the same level as Monday. +There was no comment from Hasford; he does not have a listed telephone number in San Luis Obispo. +Unfortunately, the Philharmonic's music director, Zubin Mehta, rarely elicits that kind of response. +Other protesters went to Puente's home to deliver a message of protest from Aoun. +Lithuanian journalists quoted officials as saying Monday that the republic had enough natural gas to last about two weeks. +It underscores the importance of decentralisation and the enhanced local democracy. +A hurdler pushing 30 normally is thought to be on the verge of dotage, but Greg Foster only chuckles at the notion. +(If you could find it in Britain, you would almost certainly have to spend more than Pounds 4500 to buy a whole case of it.) Foires aux Vins, special wine promotions, have become an established fact of hypermarche life. +Though the Dow reached a new high, overall stock prices were mixed as the market absorbed the impact of a quarterly "triple witching hour." The market also monitored a flurry of fresh economic data. +The poisonings caused "a great panic in the city," said Zviad Gamsakhurdia in a telephone interview from Tbilisi. +Volume was light, as 474.5 million shares changed hands, down substantially from Friday's 671.4 million shares and sharply lower than the brisk pace of dealing seen in recent weeks. +It was a book that I interpreted," Stallone said of his Rambo films. "I inherited the mantle. +Government contract numbers that identify U.S.-owned parts were "defaced beyond recognition" in at least one instance, Mr. Lake added. +This should be no less true for France, say, than Israel, Mr. Le Pen said. +"It was so esoteric. +In testimony scheduled for presentation today, TRW chairman Ruben Mettler says that "mischarging and other irregularities have indeed occurred." +So have tougher penalties against frivolous cases, some lawyers say. +About 70 passengers were in the vehicle. +And in general, they tend to favor tougher anti-inflation policies than do the Fed governors in Washington. +It also is considering increasing the student teaching requirement to one year from one quarter, she said. +He explained that "veery" wheat varieties produce as much as 10 percent more grain than the wheats of the "green revolution" of the 1970s. +We're fighting in a lake. +He married the wrong woman first time round, or perhaps she did not like the hours he worked. +The Ministry of Finance estimates Japanese direct investment in Asia will hit about $8 billion this year, quadruple the level of 1986. +Hess's current $40 million facility expires at the end of this month. +The market took a bigger hit than in London. +Now the price levels off. We make more trades, scoring a few small gains, but nothing as dramatic as our first transaction. +In Beethoven's "Missa Solemnis," the concluding cries of "Pacem" are a demand; in Schubert's E-flat Mass, the grim "Dona nobis pacem" (Give us peace) sounds more like a skeptic's plea. +The study said global warming from natural gas heat would exceed the global heating from oil heat if 1 percent to 2 percent of the natural gas is lost. +Hanson was the busiest stock option with a total of 4,649 contracts. +According to Japanese press reports, Recruit-Cosmos gave or sold stock at an artificially low price to high-ranking politicians. +Another Western diplomat said over the past two days there has been a slight shift in pro-Iraqi focus of the Yemeni press toward a more moderate position. +You know that when the camera takes in a middle-aged woman kneeling in the cold water, embracing the log that has some loved one's name etched on it. +That will be at least as difficult as the House-Senate negotiations this week on the misnamed reconciliation bill that is supposed to bring the current budget into line with congressional goals. +It has since sold a residential wall covering business and agreed to sell a unit that makes cushions and trim for car and truck seats. +Sawyer, who was elected acting mayor by fellow aldermen days after Washington's death, has been struggling to keep the seat. +Last year, about 3,700 killings were reported in greater Manila, which has a population of about 8 million. +Going to the Antarctic is still an adventure, but one that can be enjoyed in comfort. The only time it is possible to go, when the southern oceans are free from ice, is between October and March, the Antarctic summer. +Even as it fights rumors like last week's, the company faces increasingly hostile insurance regulators who are raising questions about the company's investment strategy and its methods of supporting growth. +This is nearly two months ahead of schedule and improves prospects for completing an accord within a year, Baker told reporters traveling with President Bush here. +Moreover, some of the elder officials who retired at the close of the party congress are likely to continue to wield considerable clout. +They were Mr Alnasir Virani, managing director of the property side of Control Securities, and his brother Mr Zulfikar Virani, managing director of Control's leisure company. +Tamils comprise 18 percent of Sri Lanka's 16 million people and the Sinhalese form 75 percent. +"I didn't want to _ in this time of dynamic change (in Eastern Europe) _ miss something, something that I might get better firsthand from Mr. Gorbachev," he said. +Richard Yberra, heading Michael Dukakis' presidential campaign in the West, says he is taking a page from the farm workers' struggles of the 1960s and '70s as he organizes California for the Democratic front-runner. +In 1977, 36 people were killed when a 250-foot-high grain elevator at the Continental Grain Company plant in Westwego, La., exploded. +Judge Thomas was accused of sexual harassment by a former assistant, Anita Hill. +A mob witness whose protective custody is under investigation "played court" with his family in a judge's chambers while they lived in an apartment in a police station, his wife says. +It was the third largest single-day gain in the market's main indicator. +But he said a report in Thursday's Gannett Westchester Newspapers that entire weapons were stolen from the guard was unfounded and that all weapons were accounted for. +Analysts have said Torell played a key role in helping the banking company emerge from its recent earnings problems and was largely responsible for developing its successful consumer finance business. +Disbanding Sudan's 36 political parties was among el-Bashir's first decrees after the coup, and he said Friday the decision was final. +"This is one of the hopeful signs," White said. +A $200 million issue of Mortgage Bankers Funding Corp. securities with average maturities ranging from 3.35 years to 19.43 years. +An additional 40 Hornets are in production for the Kuwaiti Air Force. +After Bush returns from next month's Japan trip, aides see him gradually unveiling elements of his economic program to build consensus before the State of the Union address. +Neither Coca-Cola nor McCann-Erickson would confirm the new ad assignment. +The largest strike last year was the June walkout against American Telephone & Telegraph Co. by 155,000 workers represented by the Communications Workers of America union. +Primark closed at 20 1/2, up 1 3/4. +Now, Caminiti said, the Greenwich-based package delivery company can compete with Federal Express in both service and price. +The resignations by Francois Mayer and Robert Schoenthal had been expected. +They also pounded Contra positions with heavy artillery and aeriel bombardment. +In areas such as light bulbs, for example, there might be economies of scale of 100:1 to the US advantage. As a rule of thumb, in areas where there is global excess capacity, the Mexican industry is unlikely to survive. +But they were no match for a political coalition assembled by General Mills. +"The risk is on the downside at this point," said Wayne Lyski, senior vice president and fixed-income manager at Alliance Capital Management Corp. +"In the past, and unfortunately in certain circles even today, (the Arabs) try a policy of everything or nothing. +Unsecured creditors of Carrian Investments Ltd. are to get some of their money back tomorrow, nearly five years after the company collapsed, but they won't be getting much. +Consider the bicycle maker that worried about cost vs. performance of such parts as gears and seats that were mostly leverage items. +The newspaper's contracts with the unions expire in March 1991. +"Brazil has not declared a moratorium. +Although the military acknowledges soldiers were responsible, there have been no convictions in either case. +Nearly every major industry group except mining was hit by higher business failures last month. +Fiat will own 80% of N.H. Geotech, while Ford will hold a 20% interest. +Asian countries with free markets have become rich without much democracy. +It should be held in dark, vibration-free conditions with equable temperatures. +On Friday the Mexican stock index rose 6.5%, capping a week in which it gained 42%. +But his remarks were sharper and underline growing Chinese frustration over what Beijing sees as the slow progress of negotiations. Talks on China's application to rejoin Gatt, which it left in 1949, are due to resume in Geneva this week. +It became the first H-share company to see its share price fall below the offer price on its first day of trading. +The banks do not appear to have matched even these basic requirements. The Forum of Private Business Tel. 0565 634467. +Dick Lauer, manager of bulk products for Sause Bros., said Sunday that he had no cleanup cost estimate and did not expect to get one before late Monday. +The U.S. government opened the first immigration station on the island in 1892, but the building burned down five years later. +That would be about even with the year-ago profit of $7.5 million, or 60 cents a share. +Between Dec. 15 and Oct. 1, the report said, 99 alleged Arab collaborators were killed by strike committees directed by the PLO's "unified command" in the occupied lands. +Another $6.4 billion was sold in six-month bills at an average discount rate of 8.08 percent, up from 7.79 percent last week. +House Speaker James Wright, a Texas Democrat, said Mr. Greenspan "would not have been my choice. +A U.S. treaty with Panama precludes the extradition of any Panamanian citizen to the United States. +A high-powered commission sponsored by the Hansard Society last year completed a two-year investigation into the legislative process. +Champion Garry Kasparov and challenger Anatoly Karpov remained tied in the world chess championship after a draw in the 10th game. +Warner-Lambert successfully argued that it spent about $170 million to complete the additional studies. +The package would take away a big chunk of tax breaks now possible in mergers and acquisitions, effectively putting the brakes on highly-leveraged takeovers. +Operating income from cable television rose 27% for the quarter. +It also criticizes the development of the prestigious La Defense Arch, a huge concrete structure that dominates Paris's La Defense business suburb. +Low water in the Mississippi has created bottlenecks in places like Vaucluse Landing, Ark., about three miles north of the Greenville, Miss., bridge. +Many Fortune 500 companies, including GE, Union Carbide and Olin, have in the past 12 months reduced their corporate security staffs to two or fewer people. +Ask White about taking a bulldozer to the peace line and he will reject such an option, at least for now. +Verex Corp., the Greyhound unit that is the nation's second-largest private mortgage insurer, experienced high claims losses in the latest period that offset investment portfolio gains, Greyhound said. +Other precious metals prices surged as well yesterday. +It was that duster that may be the worst on record, Mr. Dawson says. +The fat cop on duty looks bored. +Now that Mr. Bush has elected not to demand that Congress delay or cancel its August recess, a course that some of his advisers suggested, the only ammunition he has left is harsh rhetoric. +Priority will be given to cases of older individuals who have been encouraged to leave schemes with fully inflation-indexed benefits. The panel will also agree a method of assessing compensation. +About $22.6 million of the bonds have been tendered under the exchange offer. +There are also fears that corruption in the forestry sector may limit moves to curb deforestation. +People who receive transfusions face a one in 40,000 chance of receiving AIDS-tainted blood despite screening intended to keep the blood supply clean, according to a federal study published today. +Traders said they weren't able to estimate the total profit allegedly generated by Shearson's RJR options trading prior to the buy-out announcement. +The secretive monetary committee, which is unlikely to publish its analysis and recommendations, is believed to oppose significant changes. Mr Alfons Verplaetse, governor of the Belgian central bank, said: 'The lessons from the turmoil are very clear. +In part, this is because the scale of their pension fund commitments will not be known until the end of the year. +Whitehall Corp. was temporarily barred from receiving government contracts. +Foreign pop stars, like Sting and Billy Joel, have lately put Mexico on their itineraries. +Commuters use the bridge to reach jobs in Montreal. Their 30-minute commute now takes up to two hours because they have to cross the river at another bridge. +Meanwhile, Stirling and three of the four other City Council members face a March 13 recall election for their handling of both issues. +ITT Rayonier was ITT's second biggest income generator in 1989, contributing 16% of operating net. +L.A. Gear's stock price has surged along with its earnings over the past year. +But personal preference never got in the way of the business of collecting, for the King bought and commissioned from both artists regardless. +West German authorities say she is linked to the August 1985 death of a U.S. Army soldier who was lured from a discotheque in Wiesbaden, West Germany, and then shot to death. +Last year Iberia had net income of 20.6 billion pesetas, up from 879 million pesetas in 1986. +Over the past two years, the Fed has given a handful of banks' securities affiliates permission to underwrite and deal in a variety of corporate, asset-backed and municipal securities that had previously been the sole domain of securities firms. +"I'm going to ask him to let the verdict stand, but I've got to concede he probably won't," Rhoden said Thursday. +Relatives of some of the crash victims sued the FAA, charging that there was inadequate ground lighting near the airport and that the FAA negligently had failed to conduct night test flights before publishing an approved departure procedure. +At issue are the future of six U.S. military facilities, including Clark Air Base and Subic Bay naval base. +Also, the new options are for much smaller face amounts than the older ones, putting them more within reach of individual investors. +A man who was crossing the street when he saw the attack said on army radio: "I saw a big commotion on the bus, as though everyone was beating each other up." "Then people came out, they were all bloodied. +Expenses rose 25%, in large part because of higher compensation and benefits. +His skepticism of most major new weapons systems troubles some party leaders trying to dispel the party's image of weakness on defense. +Bitkower joined Alcoholics Anonymous, but he also credited Ted Cohen, a family friend who had begun helping lawyers with alcohol problems. +But U S West, a regional telephone company based in Englewood, Colo., said it couldn't compete effectively because of regulatory constraints. +Many east European privatisations in consumer goods have successfully used low labour costs to produce finished products for domestic consumption and more importantly, export to western markets, it says. +The Washington Post on Saturday quoted unnamed government officials as saying they understood the plane was tapped for the job of bombing hideouts of Gen. +Thunderstorms were expected to be severe in the Plains region. +The driving force in this instance was not so much the government's pay ceiling as the realisation by the Labour-run council that it is obliged to produce a budget that does not breach the limit set by the Department of the Environment. +Traders said a variety of factors triggered the rally. +The judge said the jury would be sworn in Friday just before opening statements. +The issue of race has hung over the case since the shooting. Three times in the 1980s, the killing of black men by white officers or the officers' acquittals on similar charges have sparked rioting in the Miami area. +The new venture will be called BMW-Rolls Royce and will "collaborate" with Rolls Royce's own Tay and Trent jet engine programs, the British company said in a separate statement. +Combat Range: 1,100 to 1,200 miles Maximum Weight: 58,000 lbs. +"I'm not willing to take this lying down," Rubin told The Cincinnati Enquirer in an interview published today. "I believe I have been dealt with unjustly. +When the right idea hit him, a light bulb went on over his head. +It said Arab public figures from northern Israel and Israeli-Arab businessmen belonging to the Islamic Opposition Movement have pumped millions of dollars into the uprising by laundering money through legitimate businesses. +On average, doctors prescribe one or more drugs three out of every five times a patient visits their office. +The negotiations on a new Defence and Economic Cooperation Agreement have stumbled on Greece's insistence that the United States provide assurances that it will help solve Greece's differences with its neigbor and NATO ally Turkey. +The letter was written shortly after Saudi Arabia's King Fahd told President Reagan his country would increase its contributions to the Contras. +The collateral has a weighted average coupon rate of 9.15% and weighted average remaining term to maturity of 28.33 years. +Witnesses said Ms. Arnold was outside the two-story apartments talking to friends when the explosion occurred. +Some spend years tethered to breathing and feeding tubes; the government's Office of Technology Assessment estimates that up to 17,000 children need such devices to survive. +Wildlife experts say finding any albino animal colony the size of Marionville's is rare. +That total is nine times more than the $24 million raised by challengers, the survey found. +"George Bush may be satisfied with this administration's `Hall of Shame' _ dozens of top administration officials who broke the law and violated the public trust. +It sounded like a bunch of cherry bombs going off." At the Kroger, perishables manager Rhonda Bartlett said managers oversaw a quick evacuation. +The radio said the shooting incident began when an Israeli woman saw several Arab shepherds in a field between Turmus Aiya, a West Bank village 17 miles northeast of Jerusalem, and the Jewish settlement of Shillo. +"If we could do it all through spending restraint, that would be ideal," said Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole of Kansas. "That's not going to happen." A showdown could come as early as Wednesday in the House and Thursday in the Senate. +Roger Stiles of Fine Art Investments, a small art dealer and consultant, says: 'A lot of Names are very reluctant to consign their works to an auction. +The phone number for tourists interested in vacation information is being answered by people who aren't going anywhere. +Should the pension age be equalised for men and women? +The acreage is part of landholdings controlled or managed by the family of J.G. Boswell, who is believed to work more land than any other farmer in America. +She asked Keenan to remind defense lawyers of their responsibility to abide by the rule. +Some members have asked Herrington to produce evidence that other countries will contribute, or committments by them, to back up his assertions that a quarter to a half the project cost could come from other countries. +It has also run out of cash. O&Y will urge the banks to leave most of the debt in its vast real estate empire outside the restructuring net. +It's important that the Congress and the public and the financial markets have some notion of what we are trying to do, and that we have some semblance of debate." In the summer of 1988, the discount rate brought that debate to a head. +A further 13 remain with their adoptive families after it was established that the foster parents had acted in good faith and were not involved in the death of the child's parents. +What choices should business and political leaders make? Not since World War II have the experts been so bitterly divided. +We are still investigating the relationship between BA and Air Europe given what came out of the Virgin case.' +Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., said that under the current system "states like California would gain a (congressional) seat at North Carolina's expense" because their populations are swollen with illegal aliens. +Thousands of Poles in the Soviet Ukraine and the Baltics, particularly Lithuania, live in what was Polish territory until the Soviets annexed it after the war. +In the opening session of the 158th Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, leaders said service to God and love of Christ should be the highest priority of the faithful. +But now most working couples have the twin burdens of work responsibilities and parental obligations. +While there is great concern that the trade bill will lead to a recession because it will increase the costs of imports, there is, amazingly, a comparative lack of concern about the drop of the dollar, which similarly creates a hidden tax on imports. +Using inks in contrasting colors to make the directions and arrows stand out on caps, expecially those on which arrows have to be lined up to get them open. +Police arrested 12 men Tuesday and accused them of gang-raping a 21-year-old women in this Sicilian hamlet. +Earlier, in Hong Kong, gold fell $2.80 to close at a bid $374.24. +The bosses, or "caciques", won economic privileges for themselves and made sure that some material benefits trickled down to their constituents. +Congress has approved building 50 of the MX weapons for deployment in land-based silos, but the Pentagon is now seeking 50 more of the weapons and plans call for putting the second 50 aboard trains. +I have been offered a talk show. +Gingrich long has worked to increase the ranks of Republicans in the House, where they are outnumbered by Democrats 258 to 176. +At the time of the 1981 strike, he was president of the PATCO local at Washington National Airport, and led a walkout of 80 people. +No pricing details were immediately available from the underwriter. +He and a friend designed a handicapping program for a computer class, and got an "A" by correctly picking Affirmed, Alydar and Believe It to finish 1-2-3 in the 1978 Kentucky Derby. +He said job losses are inevitable but didn't estimate the total number. +Sweatshops continue to exist in the United States, with businesses in the restaurant, apparel manufacturing and meat-processing industries the worst offenders, said a government report released Sunday. +More room, he says, would "enhance the evacuation process and enable far more passengers to assume the crash position." +There is also a characterful new Sacristan from Donald Adams. The conductor is Daniel Oren, already encountered this year in Puccini at the Royal Opera. +The tax bill awaiting the presidential signature provides that neither a tax law nor a tax treaty takes general precedence over the other. +The union said as many as 800 pilots are seeking to get their jobs back. +The ANC has said there are some 3,500 inmates it considers political prisoners. +Johnson Matthey has developed prototype autocatalysts incorporating an electric heater which enables them to operate efficiently within a few seconds. Johnson Matthey expects catalysts for diesel exhaust to be a further growth area. +The 53-year-old Dalai Lama, worshiped as a reincarnation of past Dalai Lamas, has offered to accept Chinese control over Tibet's defense and foreign policy in exchange for greater autonomy. +Land Securities added a more modest 2 at 588p. Volume for most property stocks remained light and dealers said the day's advance may have been overdone. +Mr. Arnold cites a reported quote by a major union executive that the strike could last for weeks and even months if the guerrillas follow through on their threat. +The balance would go to the survivor, who would have to survive a 30-day period to cover the risk of John and Alison being killed together. +Guards in Spanish jails are unarmed, and inmates wear street clothes. +However, productivity growth in the service sector, which accounts for a much larger share of the economy, remains dismal, he said. +More tax rises should be phased in for the next financial year, with monetary policy loosened to compensate. +Isn't that great?" An executive at the magazine said Mr. Greenberg spent more than $10 million on the start-up and operation of Fame. +On Wednesday, Kaifu rejected an opposition demand to dismiss Kajiyama, saying, "He deeply regrets the comment and has apologized to those concerned. +TV coverage was limited to some filmed "highlight" footage. +The lawmakers received no reply. +Doctors said her setback was caused by the strain of meeting dignitaries who demanded to see her. +In 1986, a jury in St. Lucie County (Fla.) State Court, which saw some of the documents mentioned above, awarded $19.5 million to a 29-year-old woman who was left quadriplegic after a rollover accident. +"We're not a replacement for chemicals," he said. "We're a tool to help reduce the amount of chemicals needed. +It quoted Norway's state secretary Kai Eide as saying it had hoped EPA chief William K. Reilly would have taken part. +I have known Col. Mengistu very well and have seen him change from an apparently nationalistic leader into a disoriented demagogue who has made Ethiopia an appendage of the Soviet Union. +"We have a better causeway and a better road system," he said. Since Hurricane David, a two-lane causeway with lift bridges has been replaced by a four-lane causeway with high bridges. +You will have two advantages: first, there will be only your story; forget Mother Teresa. +Reagan adminstration officials said they had offered to fly the general, family members and friends into exile. +It said French forces would apply the resolution "with the necessary resolve." France has said its forces remain under French command, though they are coordinating with other countries. +"We have something in common. +A White House statement on Friday said a presidential task force studying the matter will spend "the coming months" holding public meetings around the country to solicit public comment before making recommendations. +First Boston Corp., adviser to the UAL board, will receive $23.9 million. +The 200,000 Kosovo Serbs and Montenegrins, a minority in what was once a Serbian heartland, want to end alleged harassment by the ethnic Albanian majority. +An obstreperous parliament is a joy to behold. +Touche Ross said it couldn't issue an opinion on Cardis's financial statements because of "material weaknesses in the company's accounting systems and systems of internal controls," Cardis said. +RENFE suspended rail traffic on both lines after the threat. +But opinion is divided on the issue, a sign of the intense conflict in the republic prior to the December referendum. +The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said Wednesday the FDIC told the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency it would no longer provide open assistance to MCorp. +But that was published in 1952, when the island was a British protectorate. Some 30 years later I sat on the balcony of the club and watched the dhows drift by at sunset. +He has urged that alternatives be found for those who do not want to serve in black townships or in the bush wars in Angola and South-West Africa. +Goode said that the level of funding backing the pension promise was crucial and recommended a minimum solvency standard to secure the pension rights of members. The solvency level would be monitored regularly by the trustees and scheme actuaries. +Reuters reported that its 1987 pretax profit surged 37% and predicted its growth would remain strong this year. +The operating rate plunged to 69.5 percent during the depths of the 1981-82 recession. +The 0.6 percent rise in incomes in both June and July was the best showing since a 1 percent increase last March. +Is this person of Hispanic origin? +"It was the first revolution in history to be run by radio," Reuter added. +The three were scheduled for euthanasia last December, NIH said, but a Louisiana state court issued a restraining order stopping the action at the request of animal-rights groups. +Democrats are likely to bolster their majority of governorships this year but face tough Republican resistance in three Sunbelt states crucial to congressional redistricting. +Mr. Davis said he was upset that Lorimar hadn't responded to his previous overture since he is a "significant shareholder" and "serious bidder." +You have to arrange something, or buy a pre-played cassette and re-use it." +Bernstein, however, played down the festivities that organizers have promised will be one of the music world's great occasions. +He said Time may well be able to get a better price than it paid because publishing assets have been in high demand recently, "and they could generate extra cash to buy back stock or expand cable." +The foreign minister of Iran, which joined Syria in helping arrange Polhill's release, reportedly called for Israel to free a Shiite cleric abducted in July. +Bakhtiar was found stabbed to death last week at his home outside Paris. +In addition to environmentalists and other "southerners," the battle involves sawmill operators and forest product companies, eager to preserve precedents of access to lumber supplies, and an Indian tribe trying to assert a land claim. +When Fowler coaxed an eagle to fly to him by holding up scraps of food, the prince asked, "Is that off the luncheon menu?" The eagle landed on the back of Fowler's hand with a message in its claw. +Lee helped forge an identity for his polyglot island of 2.7 million people, uniting an ethnic Chinese majority with sizable Malay and Indian minorities. +"We're determined to keep drugs out of the workplace," Bush said. +Other chip-making equipment concerns have recently reported robust results. +They offered wage concessions and long-term contracts in return. +Three Iran-Contra prosecutions are pending, including Mr. North's appeal of his conviction. +No. 1 General Motors Corp. is expected to issue its proxy statement within a week. +Police on Sunday fired on five Pakistanis trying to illegally cross the border into India in the Dera Baba Nank area, about 250 miles northeast of New Delhi, and killed three of them, news reports said. +Those companies recently have acquired smaller beef and pork packers and announced innovations in packaging more convenient beef products and in setting standards for leaner beef. +Early this morning, a thunderstorm dropped two-thirds of an inch of rain in less than an hour at Abilene, Texas. +Stormie had regained consciousness and was listed in critical condition in the hospital's intensive care unit. +Premier Petre Roman welcomed this month's European Community decision to grant Romania and neighboring Bulgaria medical, food and energy aid worth $343 million. +Ms. Vanderbilt, known for the blue jeans that bear her name, is the great-great granddaughter of railroad and shipping magnate Cornelius Vanderbilt. +That is a major improvement on an earlier Chinese offer to provide such protection for only 15 years. +Granada's bid does look generous judged against this year's earnings, but shareholders also have to weigh the price at which they are prepared to sell scarce ITV licences. +About 50 people have enrolled since the program started last year, 21 have finished it, and 11 have been hired by Dow. +More solemn types can opt for the "creative whining" or the simple "stand, breathe and smile." +The teen-ager was shot in the head and listed in critical condition. +He is fascinated with finance. +"We find no pleasure in imposing sanctions. +Bush called Boskin "a very good man. +Mr. Batchelder said he told Mr. Pickens about his decision to break with Mesa nine months ago. +Sikh gunmen also were blamed for killing six other people across the state on Monday night, United News of India said. +Mr. Cote, a former adviser to Mr. Bourassa, the Quebec premier, and to Mr. Mulroney, said that "there aren't any dealbreakers" in the Quebec Liberal proposal. +In more recent court filings, the company maintains that "nothing significant" escaped through the filters. +Greene and Landon, said the entertainers had "studiously avoided tax-shelter deals over the years" but invested in this one because it seemed to be a "conservative investment concept." +"The first film I saw was `Singing in the Rain,"' explained the 44-year-old director. "What an introduction! +Evelyn Berman Frank had pleaded guilty in July to unlawful abandonment and release of the sludge - some of it toxic - in New York Harbor in 1987 and 1988. +The program also lifted price controls for about 60 percent of goods and services, under a price freeze since last November. +Museum officials decline to discuss the matter publicly. +These include direct investments in glass-making in Shanghai, a computer disc-drive venture in Harbin, and a proposed potash plant in far-west Qinghai province. +A vote is expected next week on the plan, which is designed to curb rapidly rising wages and annual inflation of 8.6 percent, twice the West European average. +Prices paid by first time buyers fell by 0.8 per cent in October, and are now 1.2 per cent lower than October last year. +The defense had argued a different interpretation, of three to seven years. +But he said that unions could protect their influence only by 'being a broad voice of the working people, not a direct party political voice, or one that is concerned for a narrow interest of individual unions'. +Mr Thompson says: 'When American Airlines started a daily service to New York - as BA already offered - BA was afraid it would halve the cake. 'What has it done? +This meant Arafat will no longer have to share any part of his funds with Jordan or with a joint PLO-Jordanian support committee. +Supporters say the centers give small-business executives the sort of service farmers get from county extension agents. +Security guards quickly ushered them out of the courtroom. +The activists also protested nuclear power and New York's effort to find a dump site for its low-level radioactive waste. +He said as a principal at Blackstone Group, he will concentrate on managing funds that firm has assembled for investment in companies recently bought out that have encountered financial difficulties or need to be restructured. +He denied reports that U.S. weapons are reaching the Khmer Rouge. +The Dukakises paid $25,892 in federal income taxes for 1987, the returns showed. +"We hear talk," he said, "that it's time for a change. +'He should deploy the powers of his position,' said one member of the cabinet. +They have a life of their own and can be counted on to look good and perform whenever a cast isn't up to either. +In February, scientists decided that 20 Byelorussian villages must be evacuated because over a lifetime their residents would receive an unacceptably high dose of radiation. +Donrey, owner of The Morning News in Springdale, sued to gain access to records produced in connection with the incinerator. +The trade group contends that banks may be endangering their depositors' money, which is federally insured, by engaging in the risky practice of securities underwriting. +At a memorial ceremony in the Hofburg, Foreign Minister Alois Mock praised Waldheim as having given Austria "prestige in the world" in his decade as U.N. secretary-general, which ended in 1982. +Iran's U.N. ambassador called today for an urgent meeting of the Security Council to condemn the United States for shooting down an Iranian passenger jet. +It has a range of 530 miles and can carry up to 17,000 pounds in bombs and missiles. +This is followed by the evening's strongest section, "Second Doctor Lady." +A reporter suggests to Michael Diamond, outside counsel for ITG (and a partner in the law firm of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom) that the firm's commissions seem high. +Ever since the second world war, crime had increased under all governments, he said. 'You seem to want to put the blame for each and every thing on the shoulders of the government,' he told Mr Smith. +The bank-holding company declined to comment on why it raised the dividend. +In the flash of the exploding screen, Apple announced the Macintosh and promised, "You'll see why 1984 won't be like `1984."' The personal computer was a phenomenon of the 1980s. +Shares in Etam have been on a strong upward trend since late 1990 but, recently, it has been losing momentum. +Residents receive unpublicized shipments of liquor. +Leo J. Shapiro & Associates, a Chicago consulting firm that tracks consumer buying trends, maintains that consumers aren't confused even if they find ads for two or more stores all guaranteeing the lowest prices. +Brent Walker also took a #500 million write-down on the carrying value of certain real-estate assets. +Two weeks ago, a similar accident occurred on the outskirts of Dhaka. +The tile damage resulted when insulation hit the shuttle during liftoff after stripping away from both the external fuel tank and the nose cone of one of the solid fuel booster rockets, McCartney said. +Several protesters carried signs praising Gov. Rudy Perpich for supporting union labor and for not sending the National Guard to the riot. +On a fully-diluted basis, the shares represent about 15 per cent of Novell's shares. As part of the WordPerfect merger, Novell also completed its purchase of the Quattro Pro spreadsheet business from Borland for about Dollars 145m. +The decision by U.S. District Judge John E. Sprizzo was at odds with an earlier federal ruling and is the latest interpretation of the Warsaw Convention on international air travel. +So ladies and gentlemen, let me assure that this president stands with you on this issue of life. +No member country is willing to take on the burden, he said. +Both Continental and Buick will get mentioned in the NBC ads. +No, none of that." Thaler is one of 200 deputies in the Sun City West Posse. Another 200 deputies patrol Sun City. +The newspaper said Chavis told Ruth Godwin that Goins asked him Saturday to go for a ride. +Volume was heavy with about 109,000 contracts traded. Few dealers expect the Bundesbank to ease official interest rates at this week's council meeting - the first with Mr Hans Tietmeyer as president. +Troops battled mobs of Moslem separatists in the Kashmir city of Srinagar over the weekend, and at least 21 people were killed and 100 wounded before the fighting subsided Sunday night, police said. +"In fact, we can move ahead more aggressively now." +"I think NHTSA is the comic book example of a federal regulatory agency that does nothing," said an angry Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo. +For this very reason, one of the executives Ms. Hull visits, Stuart Schube of Acorn Ventures Inc., says he probably won't write letters about capital gains to his local lawmakers. +Police worked without success to amass enough evidence to make an arrest. +Tomorrow, Sun Microsystems will announce an agreement with N.V. Philips of the Netherlands, under which Philips Components, a unit that is the largest semiconductor supplier in Europe, will develop RISC chips. +The UK is coming from the other direction: somebody else's high interest rates (Germany's) are generating firmness in the currency which is leading to a weak economy. +Neither steel producer had immediate comment on Bethlehem's move, but analysts said LTV and USX will now have a tougher time making their increases stick. +Gallium arsenide, three times faster than silicon but difficult to work with, is used for some of the chips. +Voyager 2 encountered Saturn in 1981, Uranus in 1986 and will fly about 3,000 miles above Neptune's north pole cloudtops at 9 p.m. PDT Aug. 24. +"Mickey would love that," Johnson said. +Kerry, who directed the investigation, said several people who testified before his Foreign Relations subcommittee informed him they were interviewed by investigators for independent counsel Lawrence Walsh. +Police said they were still investigating the attack, which apparently took place Saturday. +Alienating its traditional customers who are thinking about price, not prestige. +Although its primary victims are school-age children, the virus also affects travelers and military personnel. +The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Commonwealth Court, asks the court to order the state to reduce the prison's population to "safer, more manageable levels." +"We are the petrodollar generation," he says, but the next generation won't have those opportunities. +The 1991 consolidated pretax profit after extraordinary items was 1.26 billion kronor, down 50% from 2.52 billion kronor a year earlier, it said. +Tass said Dienstbier and his Soviet counterpart, Eduard A. Shevardnadze, agreed to begin the talks in the first two weeks of next month. +Odyssey, an aggressive Wall Street investment partnership, and its partners will pay $11.75 for each of Forstmann's 5.5 million outstanding shares and assume about $120 million of debt. +Mr. O'Neill expects a seasonal pickup in demand to support precious metals prices for the next few weeks, but added that the long-term outlook is still negative. +The ICO meeting is expected to consider reimposing export quotas and changing how the quotas are allocated. +Burton says he received about 50 wrong number calls a day from people trying to reach KWIZ-FM at the height of the problem this summer. +The group's net debt at January 31 was USDollars 148.6m. The Ghanian offer is expected to close on April 6, and the international offer on April 18. +`It's real hard to maintain a marriage and do the work at the same time," said Wilson. "I was never there for her." Wilson, whose plays chronicle black experience in 20th-century America, has twice won the Pulitzer Prize for drama. +OPEC was created in 1960 by Venezuela, Iraq and Saudi Arabia as a counterweight to the power of the multinational oil companies. +Officials at Northwest Medical Center Hospital, where Akwali was X-rayed, said Saturday he had been released to federal authorites. +That figure is now down to 8.2 percent, the Pentagon said. +Nationwide said that, when the hospital is completed, it will sign a 10-year lease with Continental Medical Systems Inc., which will operate the facility. +I wind up shaking his hand. +At the EEOC alone, 12 lawyers spent approximately 30 days fulfilling the Senate's massive request for documents. +According to police and eyewitnesses, it appeared that Clark's plane was headed south when the other plane crossed slightly above, heading southeast, at about 1 p.m. +Another would requires rules for assessing the financial soundness of holding companies that are the parent companies of broker dealers. +As drama it may have been wanting, but his fellow filmmakers admired Bernardo Bertolucci's achievement in fulfilling such a difficult project with style and class. +Real estate industry sources say Mr. Trump is discussing the sale of the 76-acre site with several foreign groups. +However, it "is probably only the tip of the iceberg" when it comes to computer crime, he said. +"At bottom, the court today is so disquieted by the possible exploitation of children in the production of the pornography that it is willing to tolerate the imposition of criminal penalties for simple possession," he said. +It is also directed at the outside world, at me. 'You know nothing,' she has already said to me in a brief moment of unguarded bitterness. +Chernenko served as Soviet leader just 13 months, after the late Yuri Andropov and just before Gorbachev. +E.G. Frank, Telex's vice president, finance, said the company has boosted its cost-cutting and marketing efforts to try to improve earnings. +"There is no way to anticipate any of this," he says. "It's almost surreal. `The Firm' was a one-shot trip to the top. +A library worker noticed about three weeks ago that sections of the microfilm seemed to be missing, Miriam Drake, dean and director of libraries at Georgia Tech, said Tuesday. +Mr. Weiss says the sanction was unfair and involved a product offered by his family firm for which he was working part time. +Late Wednesday, the company said it is involved in discussions regarding a possible tender offer for all its shares outstanding. +Lining up at the terminal counter could soon become a thing of the past and it will also negate the need to have to drag your luggage through the terminal. +Among secondary issues, Government National Mortgage Association 8% securities for October delivery were 13/32 weaker at 98 27/32, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. +Asked about exit polls following February's Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary that showed his white supporters were mostly upscale and well-educated rather than the working class he is appealing to, Jackson said: "That is changing. +He would not disclose the exact location and did not rule out a return to California and Contra Costa County, east of San Francisco. +Whether Mr Kuchma can succeed where Mr Gaidar has so far failed depends on whether they draw the correct conclusions. +Unlike the birds, we could not give way to instinct. +Jean-Manuel Bourgois, director of Les Presses de la Cite publishing house, was forbidden as a child to make German friends. His 19-year-old daughter bears no hostility at all. +Under new licensing procedures, Crimson-themed boxer shorts may still be allowed. +Even the race to produce world-class wines, he reflects, requires patience. +Police set up a mobile booking unit in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum just south of downtown, processing paperwork before taking the suspects to jail on buses. +In the case of a share buy-back, decisions are made on a case-by-case basis. The dividend was only half the story, though. +Although the Pentagon requested funds for 600 M-1 tanks for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1, Congress increased the purchase to 720. +"But over in Europe, remember, they have no one with the revenues and advertising punch of either of these companies." The Big Board is a far cry from the embryonic Moscow market. +Rainfall set records too, with 5.82 inches in Olympia and 3.56 inches at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport during the 24 hours ending Saturday afternoon. +At Citibank in New York, meanwhile, an investor is charged a 3% fee on purchases in a gold-storage program, plus an annual charge of 0.75% for insurance and storage after the first year. +Many business advice books tell American chief executives to make their companies more like the Japanese. +We are planning to propose final air regulations for public comment in 1989. +They sipped ouzo, ate stuffed grape leaves, and traded stories. +The bugged phone does not ring. +It is not clear he will be allowed to succeed because of divisions in the cabinet. In addition, corruption, along with the arbitrary behaviour of the authorities, is discouraging new investment and the emergence of small businesses. +Although the ruling party has made some effort to separate its work from that of the government and replace arbitrary decision-making with laws, the government remains mainly the executor of decisions made by a few top party leaders. +But it's also possible that Steffi could lose interest and chuck it all after a few more years. +I want my gun back," Mrs. Ryan said. +Under the bill signed by Reagan on Friday, the disabling effects of chronic alcoholism will not be considered to the result of "willful misconduct," the White House said. +A government-commissioned study warned that the U.S. needs to give much more attention to lagging productivity and work skills in the economy's rapidly growing service segments. +The increase reflects the surge in bombing attacks in Pakistan, most of which are attributed to the Soviet-backed Afghan secret police. +Some speculate that a solution may be found in the abolition of Whitbread's 'poison-pill' two-tier share structure. Whitbread has made a Pounds 87m provision for the cost of this restructuring, which will deliver another knock to beer sales. +Thypin Steel Co., in New York, was pressed for space in its sales department. +Both stories featured heavily on the front page and were analysed by similar yardsticks. +Fire officials and police rushed to put out small fires started by the falling aircraft debris. +How far could an outside contractor be trusted? +ShareData develops and markets low-cost software, peripheral equipment and accessories for computers. +"So we decided to do it, knowing that there could be some criticism about it," Terrell said. +But you have to know where they are," Mike said. +Mr Walter Broadnax, deputy secretary-designate at the US Health Department, warned in a speech that 'only managerial and leadership changes can prevent further erosion in programme effectiveness'. +Health officials are employing psychological warfare in a nearly decade-long battle against thousands of noisy starlings that descend in dense flocks each summer in certain elm-lined neighborhoods. +Madrid will want to avert a resumption of strike action over the peak Christmas period following last week's stoppages. +Officials of both countries _ notably Pentagon and State Department officers sympathetic to Portugal's requests and frustrated by budget strictures _ have said the dispute is purely financial. +Chirac, in an interview Saturday in the right-wing newspaper Le Figaro, asked voters to think carefully. +Barry denied that the bill was intended to discourage Jackson from running and described it as ethics legislation. +Whitney and Prime officials couldn't be reached for further comment. +India has an estimated 40,000 troops in Sri Lanka to enforce a peace accord aimed at ending the Tamil guerrilla war for an independent homeland in the north and east, where they predominate. +Most Koreans want the Olympics to be a major success. +He wins his public with every staging. +Presumably, the surviving spouse could not be one of the trustees. What do you think of the scheme, and does the Inland Revenue approve? +Caro Quintero was sentenced in September 1988 to 34 years in prison after being convicted on drug-related charges. +Even after both chambers complete their bills, there will be tough bargaining before final compromise legislation goes to the president. +Most of the older commuters are in nondescript blue and gray suits. +Hilton Hotels plans to apply for a New Jersey casino license, six years after the state rejected the company. +His brother, Chad M. Parker, 11, was reported in stable condition early today at St. Francis Medical Center. +No one knows for sure how many people have disappeared or been killed for their suspected links with the People's Liberation Front. But conversations with villagers indicate scores have died. +During his tenure, he helped design and implement the exchange's automated trading submission system. +The head of Coca-Cola's TV unit, Frank J. Biondi Jr., is leaving to become chief executive officer and president of Viacom International. +The presidential palace in suburban Baabda, east of Beirut, was battered with sustained barrages from BM-21 Syrian launchers that spew 40 rockets a minute. +The two projects will double Sidek's capacity. +In the year-ago period, profit from discontinued operations of $10.2 million made net income $17.9 million, or 50 cents a share. +Rushdie, 41, was born into a Moslem family in Bombay, India, but has become a British citizen and does not actively practice religion. +It is nothing less than a struggle between the 20th and the 21st century for Europe's soul. +D. Wayne Calloway, also chief executive officer of the company, indicated that he expects analysts to raise their forecasts for 1989 after the company releases its earnings today. +Its role would be restricted to defending the "national independence, the unity and territorial integrity of the country." Islam would remain the state religion and Arabic the official language of Algeria. +The investors would buy stock worth $500 million, while Qintex Group would buy shares worth $100 million. +"We think the margin is an integral part of the cost that consumers need to know. +The world is divided pretty much between those inclined to smell a rat and eager to alert the populace, and those who take the view that given suitable discretion the problem might disappear of its own accord. +The projected cost to build the 53-miles-around tunnel that comprises the super collider is more than $4 billion. +It must be met with outrage." Hampton's remarks have mobilized the Dallas gay community more than anything in years, Waybourn said before the rally. +"When we went there this afternoon, they said, `We don't want you here.' +At one time, all three had apparently been at the apartment of Ms. Alexander, 22, the lieutenant said. +Sahara Casino Partners lost 1 1/2 to 3 5/8. +"The valuations they're getting for these businesses look good, although the details have been sketchy," Ransom said. "GardenAmerica looks like it was (bought) at 13 times operating income, which is good. +There was no immediate comment from the Vietnamese government. +Most cattle futures fell slightly. +Completely destroyed the first target." +"People sometimes have the idea that they can buy a $99 system and make lots of money," he says, but that is naive. +But it has had less luck elsewhere as continuing shake-outs at its ventures in Spain's Seat and Skoda demonstrate. +A wire-service story in October, reporting on a news conference in Washington, quoted government officials as saying that all "people up to 35" and all those "over 65" should receive the second vaccine. +The man who first turned Mr. Ellerbe on to crack still gets high, according to Mr. Ellerbe. +The lawsuit claimed Apple employees saw the Star program at the trade show in Houston in June 1981 and copied substantial portions into its Lisa and Macintosh Finder. +But we know them. +Dr. Wayne K. Goodman is chief of the Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Clinic at Yale. +Motorola said the agreements won't have a material adverse effect on its business or its financial position. +About 180 people escaped safely from the hotel, including the employee apparently reponsible for the fire. +At that level, a young child would have to eat at least 2,000 grapes to ingest a lethal dose, he said. +But Hyde's effort to bring the issues up for a vote was defeated on a largely party-line vote of 245 to 176. +Foreman, winning for the 22nd straight time since returning to the ring three years ago, wasted little time in earning his $1 million payday. +The indictment alleged the two bilked 1,150 investors out of more than $12.6 million by inflating the value of the audio tapes and promising huge tax credits. +The unusual program, which provides up to $2,000 to offset the expenses of legally adopting a child, is set to last through the end of the current fiscal year _ or until Sept. 30 _ unless Congress votes to make the benefit permanent. +Serbian authorities have maintained the constitutional changes are necessary to protect Kosovo's Slavic minority, which they say is harassed and forced to leave the region by ethnic Albanians. +A final determination in the case isn't expected before January. +Sein Lwin took over when Ne Win resigned abruptly as leader after 26 years of authoritarian rule. +This is partly because higher costs feed through into prices. +Spinner said it extended the offer to allow it to pursue litigation against Princeville, and to seek a modification of an injunction by a federal court in Honolulu that since November has blocked Spinner from acquiring additional Princeville shares. +On Sunday mornings, groups of soccer players gather for pickup games on the green expanse in front of the Reichstag, where Hitler once addressed throngs of supporters. +The USDA investigators visited 96 federally inspected meat and poultry plants and conducted research at the agency's national office, three regional offices, three field laboratories and five USDA-accredited laboratories. +McFarlane denied that he and other officials concocted a cover story last November to conceal potentially damaging details of the Iran-Contra operation. +Part-time workers will share jobs, for instance, and most employees will be able to work at least part of the time at home. +So powerful is Drexel at financing takeovers that it has perfected the tactic of representing several bidders for the same target. +"We became a dumping ground," said Richard Adee, president of the American Honey Producers Association Inc. and owner of a Bruce, S.D., honey farm that he says is the largest in the world. +What could derail such hopes is the increasingly global economy, warns PaineWebber's Ms. Farrell. +Yesterday, Labour formally called on the Office of Fair Trading, the consumer watchdog, to intervene. Part of News Corporation's growing power lies in the technology it has developed for subscription television. +The introduction of paper money as a substitute for metallic coins was the next step in the evolution of a workable monetary system. +"But we're staying here," she protested. +Asmantas was quoted as saying gas supplies might be cut 50 percent. +Bass's beer margins are about 9 1/2 per cent against Whitbread's 6 per cent. +Rochester principals and administrators filed an unsuccessful suit last year seeking to block provisions of the teachers' agreement that established a mentor system similar to Toledo's. +Blue Arrow launched a $1.21 billion offer for Manpower, but the stock rose above the $75-a-share bid on expectations of a higher proposal. +Spain's leading daily El Pais said preliminary results of a Defense Ministry probe indicated the error caused the twin-engine jet to crash and burn Nov. 7 in a field near an air base outside the northern city of Zaragoza. +The doctors defeated the government in 1948 and have continued to do so, in one way or another, since then. More immediately it will be interesting to see whether the government will be able to modify the regulations requiring mini-cabs to be registered. +Officials of Toyota's U.S. marketing arm acknowledge that price may be a problem for some prospective Camry buyers. +It is hard to believe that two islands so closely linked could be so different. The 3,750 acres of Motutapu are green farmland, full of echoes of the Dorset countryside: steep dells, wonderful views and a nearby sea. +As Bush has succeeded in running as the heir to President Reagan, Dukakis has been pointing to economic unease about the future, based on mounting deficits and the trade imbalance. +They planned to smuggle 1 million pounds into Missouri in 1984, prosecutors said, but were foiled by the arrest of ringleader Stephen Michael Kalish. +At one point, they considered creating a mathematical model that would mimic the dam's performance. +Certainly Croatian local patriotism, an amusing phenomenon to inhabitants of more settled nations, seems real enough in Zagreb: Nearly half a million people celebrated when the city resurrected the bronze statue of a 19th-century Croatian hero. +Yet the AFL-CIO apparently sees itself with little choice but to be a camp follower of the Democratic Party. +Revenue rose slightly to $6.19 billion from $6.13 billion. +The attacks have raised fears of increasing intolerance toward Christians in the Moslem-dominated nation. +But, the spokesman said, Mr. Maxwell hasn't agreed to sign confidentiality agreements required to receive the information. +Alternately, the disagreement between congressional Democrats and the White House on the trade and labor issues could remain unresolved, making them more of a political issue for the presidential election in November. +The official Xinhua News Agency described the Taiyuan demonstration as "massive" but gave no exact figure for participants. +And, if not, which voice will prevail? WASTE Management Inter-national yesterday raised Pounds 438m from the international offer and placing of 20 per cent of its shares, valuing the group at just over Pounds 2.2bn. +British officials in London said the Irish Republican Army members, who were unarmed when commandos killed them Sunday, had planned to detonate a car bomb Tuesday during the 20-minute changing of the guard ceremony at the governor's residence. +"We're going to have to see a lot more people killed and maybe a lot more policemen killed before the Legislature makes a change," said Metro-Dade police spokesman Al Hidalgo-Gato. +But jurors cleared the former presidential aide of these charges, accepting North's denials that he helped prepare false statements. +It plans to bid for up to seven more if British Coal starts to effect closures among 12 pits reprieved by the government in March. The City approved of RJB's performance for the half year to June 30, lifting the shares by 10p to 269p. +Miss Brawley has refused to talk to investigators since shortly after she was found. +The use of women, rather than boy sopranos, is Phillips' most obvious departure from the practice of the 16th century. +It said Bull for several years had been involved in aeronautic and defense research. +'We can survey the paintings as painted surface and as metaphors for painting - a painterly approach. +Diplomatic and guerrilla sources in Pakistan say Ahmad's murder could be linked to inter-militia rivalries or to avenge the murder of another militia commander who was killed in a similar incident in Herat in August. +Frequent collection, at least every 30 minutes and eventually every 15 minutes, of trading cards to reduce the potential for altering records to conceal illegal trading activity. +They believe the Fed is ignoring the lessons of history and is planting the seeds for disaster. +Hendricks estimates the channel is already available in 65 percent of the nation's schools. +The bill, approved 91-9, is designed to circumvent by statute a Supreme Court decision barring the punishment of a person who burns the U.S. flag as political protest. +MacDonald's whereabouts could not be determined Thursday night. +Rosenberg contends the drought shouldn't be blamed on the greenhouse effect but is a product of natural variations in weather patterns. +Collectively they enlarge the evidence that both present voters and future historians will sift and weigh in arriving at their judgments. +That is what happened when it made ABS brakes standard equipment on all the current Granada (Scorpio) models. +Now he focuses on a younger generation of marrieds and about-to-be marrieds, contributing an equal portion of humanity and understanding. +If no such organization exists in your area, consider soliciting some help to start one. +After the report was released, Jim Billington, an outspoken new FCA board member, told reporters that the need over the next three years could be as high as $4.5 billion. +Drexel employees and clients said Drexel officials are also upset by what they characterized as the harsh tone in the likely SEC charges. +These include language that would limit the drug's use to patients with only the most severe, "disfiguring" form of acne and new packaging that would clearly state the risk of birth defects each time a patient took an Accutane pill. +Many of the men died in unexplained, even bizarre circumstances. Most deaths resembled suicides, although only two have been so ruled. +That showed most clearly in Massachusetts, where the real target wasn't even running. +That pact was revived seven months ago when Cuba agreed to take back about 2,500 Mariel Cubans _ a move that sparked riots and hostage sieges at federal detention centers in Oakdale, La., and Atlanta. +South Carolina's Army National Guard is worried too many soldiers can't read well enough to understand the manuals for such high-tech weapons as the HAWK missile, Apache attack helicopter and the M1 Abrams battle tank. +Others have scaled back their predictions, but view it as important for the company's future. Imigran is available in 18 countries but its high price has caused controversy. +"Every time you raise the fees is money off the bottom line," says John B. McCoy, chairman of Banc One Corp. in Columbus, Ohio. +The proposed 250,000 temporary jobs should be a step on the way. Second, a rethink on youth training is needed. +Mr. Grove's law: Software developers tend to create programs that demand more power than contemporary chips provide. +The denationalizations are scheduled to begin in 1987's second half. +Majorities in all education, income and ideological groups, and all but the oldest age group, said American society is racist overall. +Maps inside the museum are dotted with sites of "imperialist aggression," a battle plan for the U.S.-sponsored Bay of Pigs debacle in 1961. +The terribly expensive downside to the consumption of alcohol seldom is portrayed realistically. +The Minneapolis-based medical products and engineering concern also said shareholders approved an increase in authorized common shares to 20 million from eight million. +Norman Sylvester, a Horn & Hardart senior vice president, said the company still believes the market for home shopping is accessible, and said the partners are analyzing the possibility of another project. +Nancy and Daisy lead the applause. The atmosphere is as fresh as it was when Albert played his first night at the E&O, more than over 45 years ago. +Tunya agreed with the state attorney's argument that the lawyers should arrange their intended visits to their clients well in advance with prison authorities. +Federal police banned public gatherings, and the Economy Ministry declared a bank holiday. +"Yeah, but we're losing altitude," Slader said. +President Mikhail S. Gorbachev said Saturday the success of his summit this spring with President Bush will depend on whether arms control agreements are reached. +Brazil is to receive $4.6 billion this year and $600 million during the first three months of 1989. +"Nancy seemed to be born with laughter in her spirit," said the Rev. Bob Clyde, the Cruzans' minister. +"I didn't have a clue" about the practices cited in the government indictment, Mr. Bloomberg said last night. +The party that Caramanlis founded in 1974, when a seven-year military dictatorship collapsed, then said it would not back any candidate until after general elections. +If I failed that, I wouldn't get another chance," Nguyen recalled. +Mr. Giacco said the goal has been achieved well ahead of his original deadline of 1992. +That would give Iran a new quota of 2.1 million barrels a day. +The first programme did deal with murder, but last week's included shoplifting and evasion of a taxi fare (or anyway an associated charge of resisting arrest). +The vendors were afraid they would be shut out by people with large amounts of capital to invest - foreigners, or onetime Communist functionaries who amassed fortunes under the former government. +In centering on the disruption of a few proud local customs such as the historichomes tour and the damage to the antiquities, your reporter served to only perpetuate an outdated and stereotypically provincial view of this otherwise thriving port city. +"Volume isn't our primary goal in the short term." +Until recently, though, economics made animation features risky. +Federal taxes could add up to 20 percent to the cost of a trust contract, if the trust were to invest fully in taxable bonds, Michigan Treasurer Robert Bowman said. +The 12% increase pushed total employer health costs to $3,605 per employee last year, more than double the amount five years earlier. +Snowfall over Arizona ranged from about 2 inches at the south rim of the Grand Canyon to 4 inches at the Sunrise Ski Area. +"Our religion says women should cover themselves, but not through the force of anybody." +The automatic cuts that now are in effect, and become more drastic if they stay, are to reduce spending by an estimated $16.1 billion, although the final figure may turn out to be somewhat lower. +The Nikkei index has been gaining for the past four days, and today's closing figure was the highest recorded since stock prices plunged last October. +The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers. +He said falling gold prices have more impact on Dickenson than on Wharf because Dickenson's production costs are higher. +Since then, more than 14,000 coalworkers have joined the picket lines. +The items stolen included the former St. Louis catcher's Series ring from 1946, the year the Cardinals beat the Boston Red Sox, Warner said. +Japanese law allows a company the size of Recruit to make political donations of $114,000 a year. +Rovner also ordered McClain to pay $35,000 in restitution and sentenced him to five years' probation. +Traders said that investors big and small bailed out of stocks from the opening bell onward because of growing recession fears and grim weekend news from the Mideast. +With Asian economic growth rates outpacing the rest of the world, Japanese banks and insurance companies are taking a hard look at the region's smaller markets, foreign brokers say. +Premiums on the first-time buyer option are around 30 per cent cheaper than for the others. +Militant black unions launched a two-week, nationwide consumer boycott of white-owned stores and told their 1.5 million members to refuse to work overtime for the next four weeks. +Most analysts, however, project that earnings will start to increase substantially in the second quarter of 1992. +The new chancellor of the exchequer, John Major, was named to the post Thursday night after Nigel Lawson abruptly resigned, saying he could not continue to serve as long as Mrs. Thatcher retained Sir Alan Walters as her economic advisor. +(X) "Major League Baseball All Star Pregame," CBS, 13.6, 12.5 million homes. +Hastings is expected to return to the witness chair later to testify on the bribery allegations. +The BSE index lost 327, or 8.42 per cent, to 3,560.72. KUALA LUMPUR advanced on selective buying of major stocks. +And the 33rd president's sister-in-law remembers them and still plays bridge as she did with Mrs. Truman. +The decision immediately set off a new political fight over amending the Constitution to protect Old Glory. +Coates and Lorilleux are ink makers. +It has played a role in wild price swings in the past. +America can't afford that risk." Dukakis spokeswoman Lorraine Voles called the spot "just more distortions from the Bush campaign." +The remaining six opposition candidates had split their support between Djohar and Taki for the runoff. +Marcos' brother Pacifico attended the Sunday ceremony. +His group favors removing INS from the asylum process altogether. +By then, the Asia Pacific will account for nearly 40 per cent of worldwide passenger traffic. +Dr. Robert Hutter, chairman of the cancer society's national advisory commiteee on cancer prevention and detection, said the new recommendation is an attempt to forge a consensus among various medical groups. +I didn't start off with it.' The Welsh Calvinism was injected by three weird aunts with whom he was sent to live in Carmarthen. +"BDDP needs a major American agency for their union, just as we need the right partners in their markets," he said. +Advanced Micro Devices stepped up its legal battle with Intel Corp. by seeking $1 billion in damages from the rival chip maker for allegedly violating a partnership agreement. +Eduard A. Shevardnadze briefed President Erich Honecker and the other Warsaw Pact foreign ministers on two days of talks in Geneva with Secretary of State George P. Shultz. +Slovenia also fits the trend. +Even Daily Mail photographer Neville Marriner and I only incurred a total of five hours' more penalties in bringing home our Unipart-backed Lotus Cortina 36th. By 50th place, penalties were measured not in hours but in days. +The state Supreme Court dealt a multimillion-dollar setback to businesses and insurers today, ruling that the 1986 "deep pockets" initiative, which limited damages for pain and suffering, did not apply to cases pending when the measure passed. +We don't need to mess with it," grumbles Robert Bayless, owner of Pastime Lanes & Lounge, in Dayton, Ohio. +Reagan said the job should be done by private industry with unmanned rockets. +Small banks, which generally don't have foreign deposits, have complained that this unfairly forces them to bear the cost of reimbursing foreign depositors. +Short-term interest rates have been stable and long-term rates have dropped a bit. +It had planned to cut the public sector deficit for the year to the end of March 1994 to 4.7 per cent of GDP. +Mr. Chavin has succeeded in having a state court enjoin General Employment from implementing a "poison pill" measure because of concerns that it would violate the cumulative voting provisions. +The company lost $715 million in its last fiscal year and has eliminated more than 8,000 jobs. +This consortium is led by RWE, which has long expressed its intention to diversify into the growing telecoms market. +"We'll let this settle out a few days," said American's Mr. Baker. +Renault lacks an up-market label and an international presence. +If Gillette is acquired for $40.50 a share, for example, Revlon will receive $198.4 million. +He's also fond of West Fraser Timber. +"Although women don't fill combat positions, the roles that they are serving in will expose them to hostile fire," said Meredith Neizer, head of the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Service. +But good pictures now attract interest. +Britain has accused Iran of breaching the Vienna Convention by allowing only one visit by a British diplomat to Nicola and Cooper. +As with Soffex, investors can buy products to take advantage of falling prices. +Duniya is happy to take on the baby but it dies soon afterwards and she is thrown back on her circumspect courtship. +The new party will hold its founding convention on Jan. 27 and run candidates in the May elections, ADN said. +The government allocated the yuan equivalent of only $108,000 for the task, a sum Mrs. Zhang said showed "spiritual support" but fell far short of the need. +The move was widely expected and thus didn't have much effect on the markets. +Supertex, a Sunnyvale, Calif., chip maker, will receive license fees and royalties from Texas Instruments and will have access to its Hiji manufacturing facility. +Pro-democracy activists who had marched noisily each week since early fall set aside bullhorns and banners Monday night for a silent vigil to honor the victims of Stalin. +"Why do they want to push all the people out?" +Family visits also will be allowed, the statement said. +Amani said Pakistani forces, Arab advisers and the guerrillas on Saturday launched the attack on Khost, 18 miles from the Pakistan border, and the fighting continued Sunday. +Industry officials say the government doesn't want a repeat of the oversupply of light commercial vehicles that followed the approval of four major foreign collaborations in the past two years. +Steven G. Einhorn, portfolio strategist for Goldman Sachs, calculates that at an annual rate of $300 billion, takeover activity would effectively liquidate the equivalent of 16% of the market value of the 500 stocks in Standard & Poor's index. +If the leaders in the field are to be trusted, the future of the doorstep encyclopaedia salesman is assured. +The ethnic and political divisions are part of a larger tapestry of conflict that threatens to dismember this diverse nation that once was held together by the dominating presence of Josip Broz Tito, who died in 1980. +The Commerce Department said Tuesday that spending on residential, non-residential and government buildings totaled a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $442.2 billion. +As a result, he expects cattle prices to erode into November. +The problem was, "Nobody on earth possessed the skills to build an obelisk. +The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reports that 70 per cent of the German people go for walks in the 'mythic' German forest quite regularly in search of 'cleansing of the soul.' +The victims included the mayor's son, William Torrado, a candidate for mayor of Abrego in elections in March. +Rep. Markey apparently wants the markets kicking out at the slightest blip, like the fuses in a house with 100-year-old wiring. +"Those brands need some marketing support." +Marijuana smoking was the common link among a number of otherwise healthy young people who developed large, fast-growing cancerous tumors of the mouth and neck, two doctors reported. +"I am getting sick and tired of my opponent's complaining about the rough and tumble of this campaign, something he does every time just before an election," Bush told a rally Sunday in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles. +Relatively safe assets such as home mortgages would have a 50% weight, so the capital requirement for them, in effect, would be 3%. +A real estate investment trust, or REIT, is an investment vehicle in which small investors participate in a portfolio of real estate assets managed by a trust such as Residential Resources. +Insurers and pension funds are staying aloof, however, despite unusually aggressive arm-twisting from Swedish politicians and banking regulators. +Now, top Crow officials say the compensation structure worked too well. +This year's third quarter hadn't any such credit. +Another big reason for delays is DOT's interference with airline-owned computer reservations systems. +On New York's Commodity Exchange, gold closed at $452.30 an ounce, up $2.50. +Local content reflects the dollar value of U.S. parts and labor in vehicles. +The mediator found a way to make the ex-manager feel better, he adds. +Earlier Friday, Jack Leinen, a former youth service worker at the Meyer Hall juvenile detention center in Des Moines, testified he'd heard Ruben describe the crime, using the style of a rap song. +"I no longer let the sport dictate to me and contribute to my stress." +Energy and metals group Preussag edged up 10 pfennigs to 198.1 marks, continuing its steady upward movement of the past few weeks. +Only an estimated 5 per cent of the sulphur oxide deposited over Norway comes from Norwegian emissions. The extent of the damage this has caused to Norway has been quantified recently. +The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank will distribute the leftovers to poor families, said Joyce Rothermel, the group's executive director. +But the justices couldn't agree on a standard for similar cases. +This market has grown rapidly to become the fourth largest in Europe, with the total value of programmes likely to rise to DM50bn by the end of the year. As head of the 274-person strong corporate finance department, Mr Schmitz has twin priorities. +Rothschild then moved to emphasize the debt side of the industry, moving away from the equity side that had helped elevate the firm to its status as one of Wall Street's premier houses. +Moreover, Jones Lang Wootton is confident that neither Paris nor Lyons is likely to experience a collapse along the lines of those in London and New York. Nonetheless, the French property sector is bracing itself for a tough time over the next few years. +More than 1,500 of them are still flying. +New Hampshire Yankee, which operates the $6 billion plant, was allowed to write the emergency plan after Massachusetts refused to help with the drafting. +A preliminary report by a Soviet-led panel on the impact of climate change warned that global warming poses a serious threat to the planet. +P. Anthony Ridder, 48, will succeed Batten as president and continue as president of Knight-Ridder's newspaper division. +The NASD and the exchanges have been debating a set of uniform guidelines on shareholder voting rights. +The details of just how that blocks fertility in guinea pigs are not known, Primakoff said. +Volume on the floor of the Big Board came to 164.40 million shares, up from 154.58 million in the previous session. +The Estonian Cultural Foundation has also launched an appeal to build a monument to the memory of the victims. +Thousands of people have visited the church to see the crucifix, which is 15 feet above the altar. +If merely spending more money improved education the U.S. would be at the head of the class. +A television station plans to replace cartoons in its Saturday morning lineup with four hours of news programming. +The bundle was a litter of kittens, of various sizes and shades ranging from ginger to black. +Once the notes expire, Meritor's primary capital would fall below federally required levels. +The announcement came a day after masked gunmen grabbed Emanuel Cristen, 32, and Elio Elliquez, 23, shoved them into a car trunk and drove toward a suburban Palestinian refugee camp. +These exceptions have become known as "too-big-to-fail" cases. +He asked Walesa, the 1983 Nobel Peace laureate, for more information about his allegations. +Individually, such restrictions are but nuisances to a president. +Technology made it possible for Illinois Bell to leave the Hinsdale central office unstaffed and monitor it from Springfield, 200 miles away. +These loans were classic untied credits used for grain imports and public works projects. +Direct overseas investment by Japanese companies in the year ended March 31 surged 83% from the previous fiscal year, to a record $22.32 billion, the Finance Ministry said. +But because the company had 40% of its assets in cash when the market crisis began, investors seeking redemption are being paid 10% of the value of their shares each day until the company runs out of money. +The Tokyo Stock Exchange's first section index rose 24.12 to close at 2121.41. +Sam Younger, 42, has been given the new job of director of broadcasting. +"We'd like to see this thing wrapped up sooner rather than later." +A State Department spokeswoman said U.S. consular officers are answering about 4,000 telephone calls a day from relatives of the Americans. +Overcapacity in Europe and dumping from Canadian producers have cut newsprint prices sharply in the past two years, leading to losses for some European producers. +That group includes AIM Corp. +Construction and consumer manufacturing businesses will continue to show growth, while profit declines in basic material industries will shrink sharply. +Knight-Ridder said the officials indicated that insurers' precious metals holdings are below the maximum allowed. +Other Japanese stocks also moved higher, reflecting the Tokyo market's rebound from its sharpest drop of the year Tuesday. +Mrs. McDonald refused to bow out and her decision was upheld by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. +The pellets hit the wall. +Among Japanese respondents, 59 percent said the restrictions were fair and 29 percent unfair. +The talks that failed dealt with Central Europe. +No execution date has been set for Cooper, now an inmate at the Indiana Women's Prison in Indianapolis. +A guide for people with savings. Leaflet IR 127. +The 9.60% notes, due in about seven years, were priced yesterday at par. +"If that is not done the whole Sapoa agreement will collapse," Calero said. +Wyatt Gantt said a person was taken into custody for questioning in the slayings, which occurred about 3:30 a.m. Gantt would not say how the victims died. +"The community might react in a negative way," by no longer using the arts center, he said. +But natural disasters ranging from cyclones to droughts beset the island and with the economy near bankruptcy in 1982, Ratsirka began restoring economic ties with the West. +This week's easing is the latest in a series of times that the Big Board barometer has quickly retreated after achieving that level. +Two brothers separated when their adoptive parents returned one of them to an orphanage will be allowed to visit each other, the couple has decided after a legal battle. +But the official said Baker had not asked Gorbachev or Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze during their talks to support such a resolution. +Another of the 10 referendums, abolishing special aid to the Mezzogiorno (the south), is set to be headed off as the issue of regional assistance is being recast. +Markets for Vietnam and other expanding Asian economies will increasingly be within the region, particularly if Europe becomes a more difficult trade partner after the Common Market unifies in 1992. +On June 12, the State Department accused Nicaragua of trying to restrict foreign monitoring of the balloting by requiring Americans _ for the first time _ to acquire entry visas as of July 1. +I was setting goals based on the performance of world-class athletes," says the 42-year-old Mr. Gregg. +Konner, whose wife was a big Jackson supporter, had an idea. +The opening cut, "Full Circle," sounds as though it came from the Foreigner songbook. +Contracts for May delivery of West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark U.S. crude, closed down 49 cents at $18.03 per barrel in Tuesday's trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +They are boosting output through the use of spare capacity, technological assistance from Sumitomo, and adding production lines. These moves have themselves given rise to fears that relationships among the suppliers are becoming more cosy. +We are doing this in advance of the next election through our various contacts.' Mr Brown was then asked: 'Are you saying that the speculators and the modern gnomes of Zurich can be checked?' +"All I had to go on was a cast breakdown," Loquasto recalls. "Tommy and I went through it at a meeting. +The UK government's reluctance to extend its own top-up reinsurance facility for the privatised part of ECGD suggests it has little appreciation of the reinsurance issue. +Strangely the scientific establishment has paid scant attention to the plight of nonwinkers, devoting little research to the problem. +Dotson's attorney, Thomas Breen, contends Dotson deserves a "full and complete pardon" after the most recent test, a kind of genetic fingerprinting performed by a California firm, exonerated Dotson. +A middle-ground, bipartisan proposal may be forthcoming from the Senate Finance Committee. +She said that once they fled, she realized the cats hadn't escaped and Hastings went inside to rescue them. +In an interview, Schneider Chairman Didier Pineau-Valencienne said he remains determined to link up with Square D, but he pulled back from declaring whether he intends to launch a hostile bid. +There should, too, be some dividend to come from the abolition of apartheid. +There is no speech. +U.S. Commerce officials say the way the Japanese have pursued the project hints of trying to sneak around official channels. +Mr. Kemp said he hadn't discussed the report's contents with William Reilly, head of the Environmental Protection Agency. +Local officials sharply criticized the federal government for failing to bring the fires under control and put some of the blame on the longstanding "let it burn" policies. +He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth; a son, Norman; a daughter, Margaret; seven grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. +Trials began in Kobe, Japan, of the world's first ship to use superconducting magnetic thrusters. +In 1988, Dallas-based Sterling protested a similar decision by NASA involving the same contract, claiming it had submitted the lowest bid. +U.S. officials say there are 220 intermediate-range missiles in West Germany that fall under the terms of the treaty signed by President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev in December. +About 60 new employees will be inducted into the company next year, compared to 200 last spring. +He notes that the sharp jump in March's CPI indicates that property tax increases are starting to pass through to the index. +Could be, but it appears that the more the Senate learns about what has been going on in Geneva the more convinced it is that yet another American administration has been snookered into letting the Soviets turn arms-control talks to their own purposes. +Consequently, several thousand shares of stock traded before the Big Board opened. +Details are expected to be published later. +The sale was part of a government effort to clear old loans off its books and reduce the federal deficit. +A water stoppage that took place about 30 minutes earlier than announced left a man with a burned scalp. +Donnita Cole knows how to wait. +FBI special agent Gene Riehl said investigators were not ruling anything out in Friday's bombing. +The charges against Fowler included conspiracy, mail fraud, illegal conveyance of classified documents and conversion of the papers for his own use. +He said such layoffs were routine for a new casino. +But not all the House members at the hearing agreed that the pacts should be renewed. +"I can say a lot of nasty things, but I won't," a teary-eyed Connie Arvidson said after the sentence. +Baldwin & Lyons, an Indianapolis-based insurance concern, cited USLico's strenuous resistance to the plan as the reason for the change. +Meetings are to be moderated by department experts in various fields, with sessions focusing on different subjects according to the location. +Trusthouse Forte is suing the Savoy over a 5.7 percent block of shares it wants canceled. +When he was named prime minister Sept. 27, Rakowski said he hoped to broaden the communist-dominated government and gain popular support. +I think if he died Carol Anne would be affected for a long time. +You get caught up in the paper chase, the fun of getting something before it's released." Budget-watching is just about the only thing the hall-dwellers have done for the past two weeks. +The medical device maker attributed the gain to several recent product introductions. +Doing so would choke the sagging German economy, Mr. Chandler said. +Louis DeGeorge, 62, took "People's Court" to small claims court last week, claiming he was misled when he agreed to appear on the show in February. +WCBS-TV in New York received the award for excellence in journalism in large market television for its focus on street drug trafficking; WFAA-TV of Dallas, Texas, was a finalist. +It also indicates, they say, that the central government does not trust local officials. +Regardless, Mr. Salinas said he intends to continue to reduce the role of the state in the economy and to open Mexico further to foreign investment and trade. +Independent analysts put the value of a controlling stake in Ebro at close to twice that amount. It is not clear whether the Spanish government will allow Ebro to be acquired by a non-Spanish company. +Groups of young Moslem men gathered at two places in the city and burned Indian flags, witnesses said, speaking on condition of anonymity. +No longer in contention for the Democrats are Sen. Paul Simon and former Sen. Gary Hart. +In the campaign's early stages, with the popular Cuomo heading his New York campaign and a 3-2 Democratic enrollment edge, Dukakis appeared in little danger here. +Moreover, even if a bid for Northern does not proceed, Hongkong Land has signalled it wants to put more money into an enlarged Trafalgar. +Morino Associates will pursue further growth through acquisitions and expansion of its international operations, the chairman said. +"I feel uncomfortable commenting about my family situation because I'm no expert on the subject. +The leader of the white chamber, F.W. de Klerk, announced Thursday that parliamentary rules would be suspended so the six pending bills could be dealt with solely by the white legislators. +"South Korea's announcement yesterday of a $100 million award to General Electrict to provide equipment to the Ildo Power Prodject demonstrates the long-term commitment that U.S. firms ar e making to the Korean market," Mosbacher said. +Since last summer, the Wynns have been living in Lovelock, Nev., where Wynn had found work as a mechanic for a mining company. +Raymond Martell said the crashes were unrelated. +Kohlberg Kravis and the other investors also had some good luck. +Strength in a weak market is also a key attribute. +That the dollar is testing 1.70 marks is of more psychological importance than anything else, said Thomas Palladino, a vice president at Amsterdam-Rotterdam Bank N.V. in New York. +A smaller amount would be used to pay for Mrs. Rasnick's continuing therapy, and reimburse her lost earnings as a church teacher, the couple said. +The government also said that it would fast-track proposals put forward by Zapotan for a gold mine at Mount Todd in the Northern Territory. +Iran has insisted that Iraq be branded the aggressor. Iraq invaded Iran in September 1980 after border skirmishes. +Supporters of the Massachusetts law asserted that it represents the cheapest way to meet air-pollution standards mandated by the new federal law. +Atomic bomb workers had a higher-than-expected rate of cancer deaths, indicating low radiation doses may be more dangerous than previously thought, a Journal of the American Medical Association study says. +Its choreographer, Dauberval, was a man of rare dramatic abilities who produced ballets in which, he said, 'I do not just want to please the eyes. +A natural gas rule was struck down by a federal appeals court. +The Osaka Stock Exchange initiated Japan's first stock-index futures system this spring in an effort to popularize this type of trading among Japanese investors. +If the governors disagree, they can ask the commission to reconsider, come up with a new set of proposals themselves or, if they vote unanimously, can overrule the commission and put the original proposed rate into effect. +Aero Services reported a net loss of $103,000 for its first quarter. +During the break in central bank activity, dealers focused on next Friday's report on U.S. merchandise trade, which is widely expected to show little if any basic improvement in the trade deficit. +An effort by two bookstores to get a list of books used at Baylor University is turning into a legal battle that could force the private school to open most of its records and files to public scrutiny. +But trading the mill for the mall further disrupted the city's job market. +Those inelegant New York tones are part of the Blanc-Warner Bros. trademark. +Leading monetarists have argued that the price of a foreign currency reflects demand and supply in the market. +Ioptex, which makes eye implants, is being sold to Allergan, of California. As a Pounds 141m goodwill write-off was made against reserves at the time of the Ioptex purchase, shareholders' funds will fall by only Pounds 7m. +The pound gained sharply after the trade announcement, but stalled as the market began to look at the special factors in the data, dealers said. +The important thing is that Mrs. Thatcher is still around, with a big majority and four years of office ahead. +The army official said on condition of anonymity that no militiamen were hurt in the clash, and he made no mention of Israeli troops being involved. +But some analysts were disappointed that the company didn't go further. +"I just don't want them to have our secret of our Aegis ships," Bennett said in a telephone interview. "It's not just against Japan. +The last serious outbreaks of plague in India 30 years ago are within living memory of many Indians. +Deynekin, quit the party in protest. +Marta Hernandez, a physician at the hospital, recalls one woman arriving at the obstetrics clinic in the morning being referred to the labor and delivery unit because the clinic was short-staffed. +U.S. automakers were scheduled to make 146,160 cars this week, compared with 129,088 a week ago and 168,519 in the same week in 1988. +But since 1982, when Congress removed the ban, the CFTC has progressively opened up farm and non-farm options trading, starting with pilot programs that included restrictions on the number of options contracts each futures exchange could offer. +Considering the galvanic role afforded Glenn Close as the vengeful other woman, you might think that Archer would have had reservations about her role. +Losers outpaced gainers by 119 to 105. AUSTRALIA weakened with the banking sector dragging prices lower. +"I can feel the shift taking place," he says. +But he says, "My expectations are for a rebound next year. +Now it's finally coming down," he said. +"We were about to have a party to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the publication next Thursday," said Francis, who described Syme as an "upright, courageous, totally dedicated man." Syme was knighted in 1959. +Banks would then take money from asset sales according to their share of the loans. +The bond market was pleased that the Fed discovered no signs of resurgent inflationary pressures in the economy. +At one point, Cheney climbed onto the Bradley to shake hands with the young crew members. +The spokesman said it is expected to take "a matter of months" for the company to look for buyers and complete the withdrawal. +The town house customarily is set aside for the use of former presidents, and the walls are adorned with photographs of Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon. +For either of these benefits, I should gladly be prepared for the trivial inconvenience of being required to admit to my identity. A discriminatory identity card should be unacceptable on civil liberty grounds. +Traders yesterday estimated the average annual yield will be between 9.03% and 9.10%. +GOODYEAR Tire & Rubber unveiled second-quarter profits yesterday of Dollars 137.6m, the second best result in the company's history. +Reebok's top executives, though, wanted to take a more aggressive approach in tackling its archrival, they say. +The government's original 98-count indictment and the SEC's complaints against both men included allegations of more extensive illegal behavior. +"Otherwise, you might have whole planes of people flying for free." +"All they want is a government they feel will defend Britain," he says. +It knows what television shows Americans are watching. +Some who qualify prefer to keep a low profile. +ADM owned 9.8 percent of Illinois Central at the end of January and has indicated its intention to to increase its stake to 25 percent. +But he did get media coverage, and attracted 8,030 votes _ 122 fewer than write-ins for Nixon and 1,600 more than write-ins for Henry Cabot Lodge. +Kate Renwick, buying controller for fashion accessories at Harvey Nichols, finds that women are buying more jewellery than ever but now prefer a more refined look to reflect their new mood of dressing in the 90s. +Their homes were checked, and no radioactivity was found, Ms. Apter said. +Japan Air Lines, the nation's largest airline, has ordered 20 of the 747-400 aircraft from the Seattle-based company. +De Laurentiis Group also said the latest waiver of financial covenants on $55 million of bank debt outstanding has expired, and that the company is in default under its revolving credit agreement. +After the last primary on June 7, I will meet with my delegates to determine what course should be followed. +The play is filled with subplots. +The move, scheduled to take effect in February, is consistent with broader official efforts to encourage corporations maintaining a six-day work week and relying on Saturday banking services to close their doors. +Still, Sen. David Durenberger (R., Minn.), the committee chairman, said his panel can uncover most of the facts "with or without" the cooperation of Vice Adm. +If it orders a ban, the manufacturer and other holders of federal pesticide licenses may pursue administrative appeals. +Sallie Rogers, a Long Island, N.Y., homemaker, says she was disappointed recently when shopping at the Manhattan Macy's store for a Father's Day gift. +Both are based here. +Here at the White House, our sleeves are rolled up and we're hard at work on our agenda for the future. +But scientists say that efforts to reduce pollution at such fixed sites won't be sufficient to curtail global warming unless auto emissions are sharply lowered. +Yesterday's move seemed refreshingly novel: the good news is that with luck Mr Clarke will not have to steel himself to do the same again for some time to come. +But some of the measures, Fay said, would go too far in slashing industry profits, hurting competitiveness and costing consumers money when pollution control costs are passed on. +Rep. Lynn Martin, R-Ill., who is national co-chairwoman of Bush's presidential campaign, tried to dampen the historical connection. +South Korea's political leaders had been working to solve differences among themselves before sending a unified response on Monday next week to the North's earlier letter. +Band members refused and Post 29 dropped its sponsorship, including the band's right to hold a weekly bingo game at the Legion hall under the Legion post's state bingo license. +The whales are in shallow water only a few hundred feet offshore. +The fasters were blocked by lines of riot police outside, while hundreds of other protesters rested or engaged in discussions in the compound. +Before that, he was in Equitable's portfolio management department, later becoming chief of finance operations and then executive vice president. +A madam who admits furnishing call girls to wealthy clients shouldn't be prosecuted because she helped police track down a terrorist and reported on drug and sex criminals, her lawyer said Friday. +Fermenta was fined twice and narrowly averted expulsion earlier this year for rule infractions. +Plaskett said Pan Am met with First Boston, Northwest's financial adviser, before revising its proposal. +The colony's legislature voted 20-6 today to ask China to change the law before 1997. +Then tenders will be issued for the main design and construction contracts. +Moore left office in January after being unseated by Gaston Caperton in last year's general election. +Bridgestone has two tire plants in Tennessee and had its American headquarters in the state until it merged with Firestone and moved to Arkon, Ohio. +"You've got a sweet face, very pretty ears," the elder statesman of British acting says, as he strolls through Berlin's central Zoologischen Garten. +Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism split almost 1,000 years ago over differences about the origin of the Holy Spirit and over the Roman pope's claim of authority over the eastern church. +Both noted strong results in paper products. +"They yelled at us and gesticulated with their guns saying give us the car. +With the Cold War declared over, a secretive organization of the U.S. and its 16 main allies plans to meet June 6-7 in Paris to authorize a major relaxation in trade restrictions. +It wasn't the message but a word President Bush used that elevated eyebrows after his television speech on the deficit the other night. +Japanese newspapers say Sanwa Shinkin lent 10 billion yen ($72.3 million) to a private-school operator who used the money for stock market speculation. +He also does nicely with Hamlet's skittish moods. +Volume on the floor of the Big Board came to 152.59 million shares, up slightly from 148.91 million in the previous session. +Buy-backs brought disparate responses. +Houston Police Sgt. V.W. West said Cooks pleaded no contest to the reduced aggravated assault charge and began serving his sentence in December 1986. +That message established Jagger as a household name in a country that in the past had virtually banned rock music. +Sperling hunted for wild lentils and chickpeas in Turkey last spring. +A Tarrant County District Court judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by InterTan Inc., effectively ending a restraining order barring Unicorp Canada Corp. from acquiring more InterTan stock. +Inner-city schools are America's collective farms-backward, stagnant, inefficient and unresponsive to market demand. +Since the beginning of the year, inflation was 1.7 percent against 1.6 percent a year ago. +A Texas state judge said he intends to dismiss a shareholder's 1985 lawsuit against officers and directors of Gearhart Industries Inc., a Fort Worth, Texas, oil service and equipment concern. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down 8.10 points to 2,566.67 five minutes before the market closed. +He padded O'Hara's head with napkins, laid the stick on the napkins and took hold of each end. "Brace yourself, John," he said, and pulled down until the stick cracked. +So he rang up the office of population and censuses at the United Nations, and asked an information officer there if he was right in thinking that the population of the earth now exceeded 6bn. +Regarding the annual meeting, as previously reported, Entertainment Marketing Inc. recently filed suit, seeking to force Crazy Eddie's board to call the meeting. +It claims the endorsement of the American Heart Association for its Lean Cuisine diet plan. +He has said for months, for example, that he wants to be "the education president." +One recent study found that 58 per cent of debt held by small companies in Britain was in the form of overdrafts, compared with only 14 per cent in Germany. Midland is not alone in thinking incentives are needed to lessen this dependence. +A verbal reprimand would have been sufficient." But Mary McNeill, the prison's assistant supervisor of administration, said the incident was a serious infraction. +The company said revenue for the first quarter ending Sept. 30 will remain level with last year's period. +Must be recalled after 36 weeks or be placed in a JOBS bank, also paid for by GM. +Cannon's internal accounting is being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. +The British pound fell marginally to $1.7735 from $1.7718 before the weekend. +Bush, after a meeting with Shevardnadze, said the Soviet minister was confident the accord would be ready for signing in Paris. +In an appearance on Cable News Network, financial reporter Dan Dorfman said the company's stock may be under accumulation by a potential suitor and mentioned an estimated takeover price of $80 a share, or about $700 million. +"She figures that he survived everything else, and then for this to happen," said Kowalski's 38-year-old son, Lenny. +The hunt, the first since 1962, is needed to trim the numbers of the once-threatened alligator, which has rebounded strongly since strict anti-poaching measures were instituted in the early 1970s. +Conte, a 15-term congressman and the top Republican on the House Appropriations Committee, has vowed to unleash another attack on the honey industry this year. +The new rules prevent state-owned enterprises from offering stock to the public. +"The company believes that this speculation has largely been fueled by groups associated with Lonrho PLC," Bond said in a statement. +Many of them are even helping in enemy maneuvers." Khmer Rouge radio has said the guerrillas, working in small groups, use villagers' homes as support bases and hiding places. +Still, they usually don't have time to earn outside money while their legislature is meeting, and sessions are generally getting longer. +The Democratic nominee, completing three days of foreign policy and defense speeches, charged Wednesday that the nation's military has suffered from years of neglect under the Reagan administration. +The state still produced a bumper crop of 94 million pounds that sold for a record $31.5 million. +But at a time when interest rates are declining, many investors appear more concerned about losing yield than about the possibility of default. +Consumers Packaging said it intends to use the C$45.4 million proceeds of the rights issue to reduce corporate debt. +We don't have a goal in terms of numbers of bases closed or dollars," he said. +Another U.S. corporate raider who hasn't been conspicuously bearish, Irwin Jacobs, said yesterday, "Obviously this whole thing is just preposterous. +The strategy has worked, but it also has changed the image of the department store industry and moved the stores in the direction of specialty retailing. +And cut-rate financing is available on Chrysler's Japanese-made Colt sedans. +Credit markets rallied briefly in response to the testimony, with bond prices edging up and interest rates falling slightly. +Yugoslavs call this "our socialist system of self-management." +Sin isn't something that many people, including most churches, have spent much time talking about or worrying about through the years of the revolution. +The Dollars 2bn it spent on capital investment in the past three years is the chief cause of higher first-quarter interest and depreciation charges. The company said prices have been eroded for most grades of paper it produces, and its wood products. +As for Fannie Mae strips, the spokeswoman said $2.97 billion have been issued so far in 1990 and $22.03 billion have been issued since their inception in February 1987. +"How can we vote Republican? +But it is difficult to identify the person guilty of old pollution and current owners could be made bankrupt if they are forced to pay. Attempts to solve the problem will continue whichever party is in power after the general election. +Yet, wasn't it exactly this problem that the proposals of the Brady Commission and other recent reports were supposed to address? +The transaction must be completed by Sept.30. +An original staff of eight was progressively cut back as the company failed to achieve the level of trade it expected. +US Vice-President Al Gore yesterday offered American support for launching 'comprehensive economic reform' to stabilise Ukraine's ailing economy. +Armstrong also elected Robert H. Caldwell, 57, formerly an executive vice president, as senior executive vice president. +A lot of people in town talk," said the property seller, who spoke only on the condition that his name not be used. +In a prepared statement, one of the executives of the original Staley division indicated that Rodman & Renshaw's senior vice president, Fred G. Uhlmann, was a big reason for their decision to join Rodman & Renshaw. +The suspected killers were in custody, Izvestia reported, but crowds of angry Uzbeks took to the streets Monday demanding more members of their ethnic group be included in law enforcement and KGB bodies, it said. +But the two couples brushed aside questions after dinner. +With annual sales of $18 billion, McDonald's has tremendous clout as a purchaser. +"I believe the stark nature of the essay and the ambiguities within it, when coupled with a profession and public ready to talk about dying in greater detail, produced this massive national response," said Lundberg. +Officials in Armenia, however, are evaluating whether winter tents and additional transportation are still needed, he said. +No violence was reported Monday. +General Motors Corp. and the United Auto Workers union are close to agreement on a national workplace safety contract provision, UAW and company officials say. +In the five previous years, real estate had provided an average annual return of more than 14%, according to one often-used index. +It is a cliche that Japanese companies until now pursued market share at the expense of profits. +Heating oil futures fell on the New York Mercantile Exchange, ending an 11-day upswing. +Sen. Paul Simon, who barely contested Connecticut, made the same point Tuesday night. "We assumed this was Dukakis territory," he said. +Another, perhaps, can be traced to deep conflicts about his Mafia upbringing. +A previous class' bottle was tossed into the Atlantic Ocean near New York in 1986 and was found at Scotland within 18 months, she said. +Also contributing to this article was Tim Carrington in Washington. +Israel annexed the area, but most Western nations, including the United States, do not recognize the action. +The company has worked with the government-controlled Soviet network Gosteleradio since 1982 on such projects as "Citizens Summit," a talk show featuring Phil Donahue and his Soviet counterpart, Vladimir Pozner, linked by satellite. +Four caged rats with intentionally injured bones are being flown to test how weightlessness can affect healing. +Skeen said the matter could not be resolved until the Energy Department furnished more information about its plans for the five-year testing program. +The product already had been approved by the Chinese government. +President Bush on Wednesday declared the tornado-devastated area of Illinois a disaster area. +It suspects politicians of lying. +Yoshio Shimoyama, a dealer at Nikko Securities, said Japanese investors were reluctant to buy shares amid political uncertainties over the July 23 election for the upper house of Parliament. +'I'm going backwards financially,' he said. +Liljeros also said there was no forensic evidence pointing to Pettersson as the killer. +Hamas called the strike to express solidarity with detainees and deportees. +Like other youth organizations, the Scouts themselves have occasionally been infiltrated by child abusers posing as helpful volunteers. +But management was told to work out more details, including financing. +Ms. Berkery said she was "very happy with what I'm going to get." Alton Abramowitz, the attorney for Jones, said the agreement still needs the singer's approval. +The growth potential, however, looked so attractive that producers, particularly the Japanese, quickly popped up everywhere. +CoastAmerica, an operator and franchiser of retail hardware stores, said it expects to complete the acquisition Jan. 4, subject to certain conditions and to approval by Otasco's lenders. +"The whole aerospace industry has become a bottomless pit and the government's assurances apparently are not attractive enough for them." +Three people died at the scene and a fourth died later in a hospital, Fire Chief Gabriel Rodriguez said. +But others may not have this luxury. +The unit, Executive Life Insurance Co. of New York, received a $151.5 million capital infusion from its Los Angeles-based parent in conjunction with admitting violations of state insurance law. +Burning oil and gas releases carbon dioxide, which tends to trap solar heat in the earth's atmosphere. +Mr. Hinchey has lined up tournaments and other sports outlets, including golf and tennis pro shops. +The brief statement was carried by the official Radio Hanoi, monitored in Bangkok. +He favors keeping government processes under strong party supervision, rejects political pluralism and has warned against allowing criticism of party policy to go too far. +Among secondary issues, the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle's 6.875% securities of 2031 finished down 1/4 at 99 1/4 to yield 6.89%. +The flooding and storms that caused the flooding killed 12 people in Texas and one in Oklahoma, and could cause up to $700 million in agricultural damage in Texas alone, officials estimate. +The band members "suffered damage to their reputation, loss of good will, mental anguish resulting from the use of the advertisement without their consent," acording to the Superior Court lawsuit filed Wednesday. +So far, he says, he hasn't had to contact a customer and ask for a car back. +Since then, however, the 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Malaysia's economy grew by more than 8 per cent in each of the last five years. +It was then I remembered that I had my own blood." Although she was trapped in darkness, she could slide on her back from side to side. +Four candidates from the canceled election led a boycott of yesterday's vote and a weekend general strike. +Subsequently, the company disclosed that it had filed false drug information with the FDA, was recalling one of its drugs and had stopped selling two others. +It says the airline also refused to advise the attendants they were eligible for preferential hiring. +The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals here upheld the regulation in June, overruling a federal judge who had thrown it out. +The dividend is increased to 55 cents a share from 50 cents. Total assets grew by 21.7 per cent to R48.1bn at the end of March. +The last-minute shift in weapons quotas for the outermost of the four European zones is based on a reduction of tensions in Germany. 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Well, not quite. +The furnace was actually intended to advance Saddam's nuclear and ballistic missile programs. +Jordan, who is serving a 15-year sentence for manslaughter, was transferred after his arrest from a dormitory-type work center to a prison cell, Archibald said. +The official view from Labour is that it would be happy to work with Sir Terry. +Wall Street firms typically get fatter fees for underwriting stock issues than for debt. +John Vessey, similarly was excluded by the NSC from information regarding Saudi aid to Nicaraguan insurgents in 1984 and 1985, and only learned of the assistance from the Saudis themselves. +But the arrested man denied he was Hanson and plans to fight extradition to Ohio, Ogden said. +Stock prices tumbled today amid new uncertainty over oil prices and prospects in the Persian Gulf. +In effect, however, that would mean ending all logging in as much as 40% of the Northwest's national forest land, some three million acres. +Mustafa was an independent member of the state legislature. +"I learned that no matter how hard I work, no matter how hard the staff works, the message isn't going to get out unless you're well-financed," he says shortly before addressing a small group in Hamlet, a farming community of about 700 people. +Midland and Lloyds are expected to disclose huge losses. +She loves him but she won't let him spend the night with her. +NASA had known for days that bad weather was expected at this seaside space port Thursday morning, but it gambled on beating the one-in-five odds that weathermen gave for acceptable conditions. +Our respondents felt that the numbers of employees overall, and of managers, would decline. 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BRADFORD Bradford boasts the highest concentration of curry restaurants in the country. +Five defendants were accused of being members of Los Macheteros, a militant group seeking Puerto Rican independence. +And I didn't throw him out because he didn't pay his bill." Trump also said he is more popular than ever despite the bad press he's been getting about his marital woes and cash problems. +Fueled by innovators such as Mr. Ranieri and an unprecedented five-year bull market in stocks and bonds, Wall Street investment houses have transformed themselves into powerful, world-wide corporations. +'Typically,' she says, 'they're concerned that a user might be providing information to someone on the street. +In Hong Kong, gold rose 34 cents to close at a bid $373.10. +Testa's body, with two bullets in the head, was found trussed with rope and wrapped in a blanket in a wooded area in south Jersey. +Biaggi and Wallach have been convicted of racketeering charges stemming from the Wedtech scandal. +At 54 years old, Sir Ron says that with GPG he's "recapturing the most exciting time" of his corporate career. +In Wyoming, Yellowstone officials said most areas of the park were open Thursday, but fallen trees from the 69,000-acre North Fork fire forced officials to once again put that area off-limits. +He sees Saudi Arabia as the "key to market direction" over the near term. +Tennessee Apparel Corp. was awarded a $14.9 million modification to a Defense Logistics Agency contract for cold-weather trousers. +In Japan, the key Nikkei index fell 935.87 points, or 2.61 percent, its fifth-worst drop ever. +The move will increase NewMil Bancorp's total loan-loss reserve to $2 million. +They said it reflected a reluctance by a broad range of investors to commit significant money to the market. +It recently announced a plan in which it hopes to have homeless families out of all welfare hotels in five years. +This typically non-user-friendly concept means decisions should be brought closer to the people. +The new owners promised him "complete authority" over their new property, Mr. Clifford said at last week's trial. +The University of Rochester's graduate business school rescinded acceptance of an employee of Fuji Photo Film Co. Ltd. after concerns were raised by hometown Eastman Kodak Co. It later reoffered admission, but too late. +That fact prompted panel member Fortney Stark (D., Calif.) to denounce the change as "Medicare pork." +British Petroleum Co. said it will raise #1.5 billion ($2.4 billion) with the offering of new stock in conjunction with the British government's expected sale of its 32% stake in the oil giant this fall. +The Japanese concern has a 40% stake, while the local partner has a 60% stake. +He noted that three vice presidents since 1945 have been propelled suddenly to the presidency and that all of them later met as president with Soviet leaders. +Two mornings a week, homemaker Carmen Camacho cleans for Nathan Letterer, a 75-year-old retired foreman who is nearly blind in one eye. +He was praised by the Reagan administration, offered a job as a White House adviser and appeared on Time magazine's cover. +'We are very disillusioned by the Conservative party but you can't blame them for worldwide recession, it's technology that has done that.' Gary Francis, who works in administration in the City, was caught by higher mortgage rates. +This beast was extinct in the wild until it was reintroduced to the stony Oman central desert preserve at Yalooni in the Jiddat al Harasis. +"The Blue Book is overly complicated with a lot of silly and unnecessary rules," says Mark Snyderman, executive editor of the University of Chicago Law Review. +Michael K. Evans, president of Evans Economics Inc. in Washington, said today's report means the Fed likely will wait at least a month before loosening credit further. +'He really seemed to be financially-driven: always looking at the bottom line.' But analysts suspect that Mr Arnault has changed. +In May, however, Wan is said to have joined student leaders in calling for Deng and Premier Li Peng to step down and for the government to lift martial law imposed to quell the protests. +Soldiers fired warning shots but no violence was reported. +For 1986, the company had net of $132.2 million, or $1.63 a share, on revenue of $1.56 billion. +The court, without comment, left intact a ruling that could subject W.R. Grace & Co. to substantial punitive damages in a lawsuit by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. +Marinelife's curator, Moby Solangi, issued a statement saying the fisheries service wasted taxpayers' money by investigating the Miss Teen U.S.A. affair. +Soviet and Lithuanian officials were heartened today by a more than three-hour meeting of representatives of the breakaway republic and a top aide to Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. +The company said Robert J. Merritt, Petromineral's treasurer, was named to succeed Mr. McPherson as chief financial officer. +The non-jury trial of the former head of the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. has been closely watched in Japan as a test of what constitutes a bribe in this country, where gift-giving is common in business and politics. +But after last year's upset, a still suspicious market will want to double check the annual report for signs of window-dressing to boost the cash position. +"As long as the stock market remains depressed, the potential for a recession has increased dramatically while the outlook for interest rates has improved immeasurably," Mr. Gross said. +Coalition members said this would let AT&T and Sun bring Unix-based products to market well ahead of their competitors. +Catching one of her flights is a hit-or-miss affair since she rotates on different flights week to week. +Also wanted was General Accident up 19 at 613p. A detailed research note from Hoare Govett on Granada Group helped the shares gain 2 to 395p. +Thailand was frustrated by the failure of the first council meeting, and said it will play host to another meeting only if it is clear beforehand that it will result in agreements. +School board member Leonard DeLayo Jr. said he was disgusted by the suspension and by two groups' use of the "Last Temptation" issue in an effort to defeat a mill-levy for schools in next Tuesday's election. +Filming starts this summer on an adaptation of his 1982 novel, "The Dark Wind." +But some employers prefer ending the bonuses entirely. +Collectors have tired of sun-dappled garden scenes by second-rate painters such as Henri Le Sidanier or sketches of Parisian streets by Maurice Utrillo. +According to United Nations figures, at least 91 Palestinians have been killed since anti-Israeli rioting began Dec. 8. +As a "special regime" prisoner, Niklus spent most of his time in solitary. +The new offer, which has yet to be approved by the Nymex board, is said to be Dollars 20m. +In June, Arthur Rosenthal ordered a tombstone and specified that, for religious reasons, it should not be placed atop his wife's grave until Nov. 18. +The executive says he generally keeps his dealings confined to a core group of 10 or so executives at the Ravenna headquarters, which is located in Serafino Ferruzzi's old home. +He said in the debate that the prohibition applied to "salaries and all support costs." +This country no longer wants to close itself off from the Pyrenees down. +Though they also act independently, Miss Jackson says, "We do have a lot of fun working together. +Marcos and his wife, Imelda, were indicted in New York last month on charges they diverted $103 million of Philippine government funds to purchase New York real estate. +The government spokeswoman said some of those who requested repatriation were classified as illegal immigrants. +The Iraqi who filed the case is a permanent resident who came to the U.S. in 1984 and who fled Iraq because of political persecution. +'We should investigate this situation further.' A decision would be made this week on whether to set up a judicial commission of inquiry or order attorneys general to reopen cases. Mr Kriel said natural deaths and suicides occurred in detention. +Celebrities once were wary of product endorsements, and the hottest ones often steered clear of them entirely. +Bush has spent much of his time since then urging other nations to use economic pressure to bring Baghdad to heel. +Emperor Hirohito's spirits improved Saturday despite what doctors described as worsening kidney and liver functions, a palace official said. +LONDON's closure for the bank holiday yesterday affected levels of trading on the Continent, writes Our Markets Staff. +Care Enterprises said Lee R. Bangerter, chairman and chief executive officer, will assume the additional post of president and chief operating officer July 1. +Daewoo Motor, the nation's third largest car maker, will export its Lemans, Cielo and Espero to the Romanian company Automobile Criova. +"If they do, then I want to ensure that the government is ready to play its part in whatever way is appropriate and helpful," King said. +He has also benefited from changes in the party delegate selection rules he complained so bitterly about in 1984, when he won 18 percent of the popular vote but wound up with only 12 percent of the delegates. +"Dead Again" opens with the blunt elegance of a '40s suspense picture. +He announced three weeks ago a further buildup of the 230,000 American troops already in the region. +After reaching 7.98 cents, it fell to 7.66 cents before rebounding toward the close. +Remarks and Introduction by William T. Coleman, Jr., former Transportation Secretary. +Although the character here isn't fully fleshed out, the concept is incisive: It's a seminar on how Hispanics can get ahead by pretending to be Oriental. +The hearing is expected to last all week. +The oil refiner said the expected loss results from unprofitable European product trading. +'We also installed a freight handling centre so we can provide a full range of services from a Jiffy bag to a pallet.' +He said workers rejected Brunswick Mining's offer, which includes a 20% wage boost over three years and increased monthly pension payments, because they are determined to make up ground after the company "got away cheap" in the last round of talks. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Schering closed at $48.875, up 37.5 cents. +"The basic thrust of the increase is political," one Caracas oil expert says. +In the Byelorussian city of Gomel, most of the 35,000 workers of the GomselMash industrial complex walked out on a daylong strike, said Alexander Korniev, a plant worker. +In the West Bank town of Bethlehem, hundreds of soldiers were seen taking up positions along main roads. +It also represents another step in Ferruzzi's plan to use its Beghin-Say unit as the focal point for its European food holdings. +Men who found themselves barred from staying at their girlfriends' housing project homes because of a curfew on visitors say they may have to get married to beat the ban. +Futures contracts are generic agreements to buy or sell at a set price and time through an organised exchange. +But the changes are bad news for the hundreds of thousands of people who run Japan's candy stores, vegetable stands, fresh-fish outlets and other small shops. +But the Social Democrats have expressed concern about whether they can work with the more conservative members of de Maiziere's three-party alliance. +The class then considered how to deal with such legal roadblocks as "preemption," which suggests that the surgeon general's warnings on cigarette packs may absolve tobacco companies of responsibility for their products. +The tremor registered about 5.8 on the Richter scale at 1:42 a.m. AST and was centered beneath the ocean 20 miles northeast of Unalaska in the Aleutian Islands, said Alec Medbery of the Alaska Tsunami Warning Center. +"I find the possibility of a military contractor influencing the Army's estimation of a weapon to be shocking and highly unethical," Sen. Roth said. +They did not say when he was arrested. +"I would be shocked if the other funds followed Pilgrim's lead," says James Hawkes, an executive vice president with Boston's Eaton Vance Corp., which manages one of the largest prime rate funds. +It also includes more gold records, acetate recordings of Presley's early studio work and promotional tapes of Elvis messages passed out to radio stations in the early days of the singer's career. +The military intervention crushed the Prague Spring reform movement that tried to introduce Communism with a human face. +The climb subsided as the market awaited the April 7 meeting of finanical officials from governments of the world's seven leading industrial nations, the Fed said. +"There are no plans for a price cut," the spokesman reiterated. +Losing issues outnumbered gainers by about 5-to-3 on the NYSE, with 1,001 down, 394 up and 422 unchanged. +Bentsen is much more conservative on some issues, including his opposition to gun control, support for aid to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels and school prayer. +SCEcorp said it would exchange 1.2 of its common shares for each San Diego Gas common share. +The war reference is telling because it offers the biggest single clue as to why Finns are likely to plump for membership later this year. Finns deny they are searching for extra security. +Nevertheless, until its destruction in 1291 by a Mamluk sultan, the city enjoyed a rich history as Romans, Byzantine Christians, Muslims and medieval Crusaders remolded it in their own image. +Michael Klingensmith, publisher of Time Warner Inc.'s month-old Entertainment Weekly, said the magazine gets about 10 percent of its ad revenue from cigarette companies and supports the right to advertise a legal product. +The drug summit is expected to discuss crop substitution, U.S. aid, and cooperation in the fields of money-laundering, intelligence and extradition. +The properties sought by the credit union administration "are in danger of being lost, removed or materially injured," according to the order signed by Cambridge. +Nicholas said the reading marathon left him little time for video games or television. +We would like to know what advice the SFO has received from Washington. +He worked for 20 years in the airline business before moving to Forte: 18 with British Airways - where he became head of customer services - and two as managing director of Air Europe. +Erich Honecker's lawyer says the ousted East German leader should be allowed to convert his cash to West German marks when the German states merge their economies next month, a newspaper reported. +He tried to talk a comic-book company with a job opening into letting him do the work as a free-lancer instead of full time, allowing him to keep his own business. +There is talk about restraining the growth in money supply, now growing at about 19%. +Well, the most obvious one, the one we just bought, is Sterling. +The center identified about 1,700 soft money contributions in these states, almost all of them from corporations. +Notices started dotting bulletin boards. +Y7.55 Christiania Bank og Kreditkasse FRN 1997 Dollars 263.96 Do. +From 10 million to 12 million Soviets were deprived of certain rights or sent to labor camps because they lived in areas the Nazis occupied during the war. +This week, volume has slowly but steadily increased after starting the week at only 102 million shares. +That was true nationally, not just in New York." +"Nobody appreciated it," she said. +A spokesman for Burlington Resources did not return telephone calls Monday. +And more such signs of economic weakness will take a big toll on the dollar, traders say. +"We should be given equal opportunity so that everybody can compete on the same ground," Fukutomi said. +Intelligence sources said Libya has replaced Syria as the primary financier and supporter of the Abu Nidal group. +I asked Ben if he would introduce me to some jazz players. +The two finally were able to get in and went to the third-floor apartment. +Borman's Inc. said it completed the previously announced acquisition of the assets and operations of the Salt Lake City division of Safeway Stores Inc. for $75 million. +Officials of the domestic carrier Vayudoot said the Dornier aircraft exploded Saturday night about half an hour after takeoff from Poona airport and fell into the Unani dam on the Bhima River, about 90 miles away. +The Bush administration, worried the rebels might run out of food, is expected to take between $1 million and $1.5 million from aid programs to other countries to help feed the Contras, said U.S. officials who asked not to be identified. +The top 500 companies represented only 1 per cent of Chinese enterprises but accounted for 40 per cent of profits and tax payments, the survey said. The number of companies with sales in excess of Yn1bn totalled 287, up from 254 in 1992. +Last week, Philadelphia Venture Management Inc. announced the creation of a $15 million fund financed with money from Japan. +Soaring medical malpractice claims have contributed to an image of physicians as a tightly knit club with little self-policing. +There are three million copies in print outside the U.S., and the book is the No. 1 seller in more than a dozen countries. +It is simply the inescapable fact that the more affluent a society becomes the more focused are rights to property and the protection of those rights. +NO ONE EVER died from hard work, we reassure ourselves in those Western countries which have adopted the Protestant work ethic. +If this is done, he believes, the scenario of a government destroyed and a president damaged by an angry Congress of Peoples Deputies, which opens on December 1, could be avoided. If not? +Real Neapolitan pizza, according to backers, is made with all fresh ingredients _ and, if possible, ones from the Naples area. +"Shugrue has got a pilots deal, and Pritzker doesn't," says another Shugrue backer. +Mr Vicco is a close friend whom the president had defended against accusations that his dairy company sold putrid powdered milk to the government at inflated prices. +Wright, who announced Wednesday that he would step down as speaker upon selection of his successor, spent Thursday doing interviews with reporters. +There is a William E. Simon Chair in Political Economy at Lafayette and at Georgetown University. +His speech was interrupted twice as dozens of radical students protested his party's moderate policies. +But the army is one constituency President Zia can't afford to anger. +And there are other selling points. +Ferro himself won the party chairmanship in a tense backroom battle with former U.S. Rep. Kenneth MacKay, who narrowly lost the 1988 Senate race to Mack. +In July 1974, failure in a wing engine on a DC-10 en route from Miami to Los Angeles caused loss of hydraulic fluid because of damage to the wing. +In addition, Barclays said it balked at Hill Samuel's insistence on an indemnity from liability for possible legal problems associated with transfering the corporate-finance business. +We have to have an offense." Mr. Tsongas has climbed in the polls to the middle-20s, a solid second behind Hillary Clinton's husband. +Amnesty said it repeatedly urged the Turkish government to take effective steps to prevent torture and to meet its obligations under European and United Nations conventions for the prevention of torture. +But there are four citations that mention Wall Street. +For 1992, the current account deficit was DM39.2bn; the capital account was DM134.8bn in surplus. +But some programs for the needy would suffer cuts under the proposal, including a $400 million, 25 percent cut in help for the poor to pay heating and cooling bills. +The company's portion of the program totaled $400 million. +Three years ago, a pair of E.F. Hutton salesmen went to the Housing Authority of Fulton County, Ga., and urged it to sell $125 million in tax-exempt bonds for low-income housing. +The Chase Manhattan Bank in New York is trustee. +The two companies stood out in a ranking of 305 companies based on a survey of more than 8,000 directors, the magazine said Tuesday. +Since the start of the uprising, an additional 208 Palestinians have been killed by fellow Arabs, most on suspicion of cooperating with Israel. +TSB's preliminary figures are expected in January. A strong drinks sector was the subject of some recovery buying, according to analysts, with a strong sense that the maligned sector was at last beginning to turn. +They were rescued by passers-by who heard their screams. +Without the deadline extension, the bid to make United the world's largest employee-owned company would have expired Thursday. +Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev ended summit talks on Sunday promising to work with President Bush toward a solution to Germany's military future but sternly warning Israel and independence-minded Lithuanians on other issues. +The Soviets have used the same argument in opposing SDI. +Asked if troops remained in the city Tuesday, Gerasimov said, "I don't know, but I guess so. +The church has a $2.5 million budget, 27 staff members, 400 volunteer workers and an elementary school. +Such an audit at the rural Mississippi plant near Port Gibson, in commercial operation since July 1985, could have a further negative impact on Middle South, analysts said. +In Boston, the requirement is 15 percent, except in areas determined to have a high percentage of minorities, where the requirement is 30 percent. +A federal appeals court has ruled the Humane Society has legal standing to challenge the expansion of hunting on federal wildlife preserves. +They will battle to keep them, and make the best possible use of the CER pact. +That is not to deny the strength of underwriting recovery in the UK, which made up the remainder of the profits increase. Like General Accident, CU has now nosed into underwriting profit on most of its UK personal lines. +Gunson launched into a detailed summary of events, focusing first on a girl who testified she was molested and made to play a "naked movie star" game. +He proposed it when he announced an end to a 19-month cease-fire last week. +Kohl visited the University of Toronto, where he received an honorary doctor of law degree and announced a five-year program enabling Canadian scientists to study at the West German research institute of their choice. +We were certainly not expecting that from 1985 through 1989, there would be a 13 percent overall decline in real buying power." The only way to cope with such cuts, Welch continued, is to reduce the size of the force. +Other grants are helping to develop software that will let manufacturers check the performance of production equipment. +Five years ago, when red flags fluttered proudly over the Leningrad Soviet and party headquarters at Smolni, he was at the height of his powers. You would see his car escorted through the city streets. +Wickes closed in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday at $10.375 a share, up 25 cents. +Millions of tons were used throughout the world. +The first trading day will be April 28, when the Copenhagen Stock Exchange will remain open late to enable trading to take place simultaneously in Copenhagen and New York. +The bank declined to comment; Campeau couldn't be reached for comment. +The economists cautioned that their estimates could be low because "thee is substantial evidence" that the financial data publicly reported by banks "can significantly overstate" the health of weak institutions. +Extreme temperatures would occur more often. +Opening with a gentle flurry of notes from the clarinet which is echoed first by Swallow and then by Bley, Giuffre barely leads this dreamy ensemble, with a sound which gives the impression of a reed wrapped in muslin. +"The main differences are over fundamental issues," said Ricardo Arias Calderon during a break in the second day of talks. Calderon was an opposition vice presidential candidate in the May vote. +Nor does it deal with the central concept of incentives. +Wednesday $11.5 billion in two-year notes. +Steven D. Dillingham to be director of the Bureau of Justice Statistics. +A Pentagon spokeswoman said Mainichi based part of its story on Mr. Bryen's reference to a call he made on Japanese authorities in December with Fred Ikle, undersecretary of defense for policy. +McDonald & Co. Securities Inc. was the underwriter. +It also underscores the dependence of tens of thousands of Salvadoran families _ and the national economy as a whole _ on money sent by relatives working in the United States. +Perhaps communist totalitarianism wasn't so bad after all: it was pretty successful in eastern Europe at suppressing tribalism and anti-semitism and keeping huge numbers of people in jobs. +Occidental stock closed yesterday at $39.25, up 37.5 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +The six priests were slain as guerrillas and troops battled through the outskirts of San Salvador in an offensive the rebels launched Nov. 11. +West Germany, after all, is a wildly successful capitalist state that also maintains layer upon layer of social benefits, along with intelligently generous spending on infrastructure items like education. +A Shinto shrine in southern Japan built to honor a legendary emperor caught fire early today, and police said they suspected arson by radicals opposed to next week's coronation of Emperor Akihito. +That was scarcely the intention of the tax reform. +Esther says: "I think the little girl is going to the library, and he is doing some drilling." Nobody mentions the giant phone. +I regret having ever taken it," she said. The woman, identified by the state Department of Transporation only as Tammy, took the sign in Athens in 1977. +Britain announced earlier this week that it is interested in taking part in the program, and U.S. spokeswoman Ruth van Heuven confirmed that Japan also has been asked to participate. +Salinas should be able to get the two-thirds vote he needs in Congress to change the constitution, if he wants to do so. +"This belated announcement and the strategy itself are strong indications that the EPA is bringing up the rear in this debate," said Jane Bloom of the Natural Resources Defense Council. +The others, North and former national security adviser Robert McFarlane, have not served any jail time. North was convicted in a jury trial and McFarlane pleaded guilty. +They addressed about 100 Mon Valley residents Saturday in Homestead and released a report Monday suggesting how the once-thriving steel centers of Homestead, Duquesne and McKeesport could recover. +And Japan's Arabian Oil Co. has been producing oil from the offshore portion of the neutral zone for weeks. +A State Department official said he had not seen the White House statement and could not comment on the difference in tone between the two statements. +Mr. Harrison also said that after Sept. 1, the utility won't accept any applications for new electric service in fast-growing New Hampshire unless its financial prospects improve by then. +Her therapy is aimed at destroying microscopic tumors in the lung by activating white cells called monocytes in the blood and others called macrophages in lung tissue. +"I was overwhelmed, and that understates the whole thing," she said of the reception she received as she made her way to an ambulance, where she spent about 20 minutes recovering. +In some ways, Shevardnadze vaulted past the United States in taking the moral high ground against Baghdad. +This "soft-landing" approach appears to be working. +His Russian TV has already stolen some of its official rival's thunder. +The EPA cautioned the cancer risk assessments were in many cases based on mathematical models and were not intended to reflect the actual cancer risk to particular individuals. +France's retail prices rose a seasonally adjusted 3% in September from a year earlier and 0.2% from August, according to definitive figures published by the National Statistics Institute. +IBM's earnings plunge reflected a $200 million charge to cover additional work-force reductions. +They currently receive about $533 and $638 per week, respectively. +The van is ready for war. +"For the amount of effort they have put in, Utah has had minimal success," says International Recreation's co-founder, Jake Steinman. +The eight major U.S.-based automakers reported they sold vehicles at an average rate of 35,614 a day during the July 1-10 period this year compared with a rate of 32,696 during the same time last year. +Sitting on the sidelines and "voting with our feet" are relics of a bygone era. +Few films have been rougher on Soviet officialdom, including the KGB, for the tyrannies it has perpetrated. +At least Mr. Gherman signed the letter without the usual complimentary close. +His book describes bee anatomy, behavior and social organization. +At the Atlanta show, MicroDirect Inc. is unveiling the "complete portable office," which pairs a battery-powered personal computer and a cellular phone. +Ralston Purina Co. said Tuesday it will establish a new division designed exlusively to serve its specialty pet food segment and provide a greater push for its premium Pro Plan pet foods. +Er, Forget We Said That' NO MORE corporate tax dodging was the tough message prepared by the Florida Department of Labor. +Contributing to the crash, the board said, was the "absence of electrical power" to the automatic alarm system, which thus failed to alert the crew that the flaps weren't set for takeoff. +Some analysts are cautious about Texas Air along with other airline stocks. +Costa Rica presented an extradition request to the United States, where Hull initially fled after jumping bail. +It also has questioned whether the company's proposed restructuring would result in shareholder dividends and why the board awarded Mr. Love a $300,000 bonus in 1990 and granted him options to buy 325,000 shares of stock at $16.80 each. +Sklar said Trump believes he is paying too much for the Atlantis and may ask Ms. Gambardella to reduce his purchase price. +Valero says talk of a write-down on the refinery is beside the point. +The excommunication of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre marks one of the few times in recent years that the Roman Catholic Church has pronounced someone removed from the body of believers. +"I think it's a nice reminder. +When such an organ became available in Houston in mid-March, the Gulf Coast Independent Organ Procurement Organization was forced to relinquish it under the new rules. +Mr. Miller, 53, also was named president and chief executive of First Federal Bank of Connecticut, FFB's principal subsidiary, succeeding Howard H. Howes who will retire Dec. 31. +"My impression was that it was a marriage not made in heaven," said Kevin Murphy, an airline analyst with Morgan Stanley. +"The whole way the case progressed influenced our willingness to settle for this amount," he said. +In the same incident, a 12-year-old Arab was shot in the jaw and a 13-year-old was wounded in the leg, hospital officials said. +Sales of existing homes rose 2.5 percent in March, the second consecutive monthly increase in response to falling mortgage interest rates, a real estate trade group said Monday. +Aircraft troubles previously created havoc with the media representatives attempting to follow Bush on the campaign trail, and prompted the Bush campaign to change charter airlines. +The trustees were unsure of the effect, if any, of the Barber decision on schemes run by independent trustees and asked the English High Court for its views. +That request was denied Monday by retired Justice William Duffy, who ruled that as of Oct. 17, Pillsbury's directors had not abdicated their responsibility to shareholders in rejecting Grand Met's offer as inadequate. +At the same time, they must give their citizens a double message: Some setbacks along the way are inevitable, but postponements or reversals would entail a very high political cost. +A couple of people had just left when it hit. +The cameras show a 3-year-old boy being searched by a prison guard. +He warns the Conservative Party here that Democratic lawmakers are "attempting to bring down the presidency" by prolonging the Iran-Contra scandal. +Mr. Bryan, 64 years old, who also had held the title of president, plans to retire in February. +But UN diplomats suggested the two sides had produced a draft text of an agreement. +IBM itself announced two weeks ago that it had made a simple electronic device from thin films of the new materials. +Intertec is a publisher of trade magazines and technical books in the telecommunications, agricultural and industrial fields. +Patents for immunology inventions took an average of 44.1 months and biochemicals 37.7 months. +Browder, 46, adopted a get-tough strategy to counter Rice's liberal-bashing. +'Suppose you moved someone on a Pounds 60,000 salary in Britain to Germany for three years with a guarantee that they'd be no worse off through taxation and so on,' he said. +"Here, they can go to school for free and get books for free," she said. "In Mexico you have to pay and it's hard to get the children in good schools. +"It's an interesting issue," says Thomas E. Deacy Jr., a lawyer in Kansas City with Deacy & Deacy, counsel for United Missouri Bank. +Only Portuguese-controlled groups were allowed to participate. +In Finland, the taxpayer will end up footing the bill. +China is also struggling to reduce money supply growth. The three-year bonds will carry an interest rate of 13.96 per cent. +"Twenty-five is a good percent of the department," he said. "It's bound to affect the overall operation some way. +The one fatal mistake is to bring it indoors or buy a heater so as to keep it warm. In short, a sudden pre-Christmas delivery is no cause for panic. +The Israeli government and Jewish groups have protested a visit by the PLO leader, who has never renounced the provision in his organization's covenant calling for the dismantling of the Jewish state. +The six wore anti-Nazi emblems and some had jackets displaying a swastika being destroyed by a fist. +So to all New Yorkers, our very warm gratitude. +That would raise different issues, such as undermining the other party, the court said. +"Call it linkage or call it reality," said Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan. +And No. 2, (if they do) it should be revealed that that is the arrangement," he says. +That evolution appears to be happening. +He is also familiar with the Middle East, where new systems have been tailor-made in technologically virgin territory. +Its magnificent headquarters is situated on the outskirts of Frankfurt, some 50 miles from the central government at Bonn. When the government moves to Berlin, the politicians will be even farther away. +Under the civilian caretaker government that replaced Avril, Mrs. Pascal-Trouillot governs with a 19-member Council of State. +'We do not want to harm the Mittelstand, or small and medium-sized private enterprises,' said Mr Michael Bohm, IG Metall's spokesman in Berlin. +Geico has been a good investment for Berkshire because of Mr. Byrne, who turned the insurer around in the 1970s. +The operation involves taking a blood vessel from some other part of the body and stitching it to a coronary artery on the surface of the heart so that it routs blood around a clogged portion of the coronary artery. +But the problem was licked at Ames in 1944, proving the effectiveness of the new laboratory. +Nevertheless, refinery problems in some southern states remained a concern, observers said. +There are many types of sharpening stones. +"Thornburgh strikes you as being the planet Jupiter, a failed star. +Overall weekend business at U.S. and Canadian movie theaters was slow because of Sunday's Super Bowl, Exhibitor Relations said. +That would be not far short of the 7.5 per cent in the final period of last year. +However, the OTC composite index is far below its record of 411.16, set last July 3. +The high court refused to hear appeals by General Motors Corp. and Reynolds Metals Co. General Motors challenged the $6.3 million that it and several subsidiaries paid from 1983 through 1988. +Government officials said the dig would not violate Moslem religious property. +David Pettitt contributed to this article. +The CBOT, the world's biggest futures exchange, has mounted a major push to expand its familiar trade in soybean and Treasury-bond futures contracts to such unconventional commodities as pollution rights and insurance premiums. +"We don't know if these were remarks made for calculated effect or were lapses whose implications were not immediately clear to the president," he added. +And the House calls for a flight demonstration of a hypersonic space plane _ one capable of flying at least five times the speed of sound _ by 1995. +The Ogilvy board approved the latest offer late Monday night, the two sides announced early Tuesday. +"Don't tell me they (the BIA) don't have the money to go into an area where 142 kids have been abused for nine years," he said. +Volume control and the absence of mosquitoes, ants and rain are some of the advantages of spending the Fourth of July in front of the tube. +These unpalatable recollections are now stale; younger voters regard them as history. Labour has not merely waited for time and the leftist ascendancy over its affairs to pass. +The sentences announced for Wang Juntao and Chen Ziming were the harshest yet announced by Beijing. +He said the two main department stores in his region, Jordan Marsh and Filene's, would have become Campeau properties if the state officials hadn't acted. +Voting 8-0, the justices threw out a $200,000 verdict a jury awarded the Rev. Jerry Falwell for emotional distress caused by a 1983 parody in Hustler magazine. +A group led by New York investor Robert I. Toussie, whose agreement to acquire Heck's broke down last month, said it would seek control of the company as well as the resignations of Heck's senior management. +Michael Dukakis, not bad utility planning, is the source of the problem. +It highlights the Pounds 1.4m spent by the bank on flights in private jets on 57 occasions. +At age 60, she was forced out of her job when her boss retired. "I tried to find work with another dentist but they all wanted to hire younger dental assistants," Yaeger said. +The rebels, dressed in military uniforms, came out of nearby jungle. +Interior Minister Mubarak Fadil Mahdi went to the region Sunday to try to stop the fighting. +Bank of America, San Francisco, is the paying agent. +The dollar closed at 143.45 yen, down 0.30 yen from Thursday's close of 143.75 yen. +In retrospect, says Roger Manning, head of employment policy, the council did not pitch at the correct level. +Best gave Penney's insurance operations a B-plus rating last year, which one expert said is generally the lowest rating accepted by insurance brokers. +Like an annuity, such funds allow money to grow on a tax-deferred basis. +The Supreme Court today refused to let a Dallas blood bank withhold the names and medical records of its donors from a woman who says her husband contracted AIDS after receiving tranfusions. +Maintaining increased security is particularly tough for many of the nation's smaller airports. +A great number of economists don't buy that argument over the long run, including some who advise Congress. +One civilian was wounded in the raid. +Wearily, I agreed. 'You were going great guns for Perot,' said Clinton soothingly, 'so why not switch horses? +That he offered temporary shelter to two animals in a decrepit horse trailer near the shack in which he lives was the immediate cause of the sheriff's horse roundup, officials say. +William H. Brown III, an analyst with Kidder Peabody & Co., New York, said that Moody's action reflects "a very conservative attitude" that prevails about the oil market in general. +A cease-fire began Aug. 20. +The sector as a whole traded 51,056 contracts against 31,343 on Wednesday. +Judge Mariana Pfaelzer sealed the agreement with a confidentiality order, Searle spokeswoman Kay Bruno said Wednesday in Chicago. +It said this was decided "taking into consideration that historic circumstances have changed." Workers on agricultural cooperatives and residents in housing blocks named after Stalin should similarly decide on new names, the report said. +Bouhabib also controls the embassy's bank accounts and has insisted he will retain control unless he is guaranteed a graceful transition, they said. +Contract loggers who work the public lands may not be so lucky. +Ken Chertow, the U.S.'s 114.5 pounder and youngest entry (at age 21), bowed out after suffering the requisite two losses on Wednesday. +Some delegates said the failure to solve economic problems was destroying public trust in the party. +For a long time they themselves were in opposition to Mr. Marcos; now they project their own motivations onto the communists, trusting in the good intentions of those who shared their exile. +The city councils are beginning to adopt a strategy aimed at correcting the imbalance between retailing outside city centres and in cities. +Nicholas Calio, a vice president of the wholesalers' association, says that his group is involved in almost 30 such coalitions. +Commodities: Dow Jones futures index 130.35, up 0.75; spot index 128.39, up 0.52. +Her lawyer, Mary Elizabeth Galvan, said the judge's decision Thursday adhered to the letter of the law, which states an injury must exist for abuse to occur. +But nor does it follow that the countries whose currencies are under pressure will be immediately be taken off the hook. +Officials hope to learn the cause of the crash by studying the wreckage, the voice recorder, and the flight recorder, if it is found. +But Evan died of smoke inhalation. +You can see the zoo's polar bears swimming from below, through a glass-enclosed pool, or from above, from the pathway leading from the zoo gardens. +At County NatWest, David Lough, chief executive officer, said Mr. Maytum resigned because of "policy differences." +State Rep. Patrick Sweeney of Cleveland, Gore's co-chairman for Ohio, announced the decision Tuesday and said he was speaking for other top Gore backers. +But they'd best put some more punch in this series, or "Fresh Prince" will quickly become stale sitcom. +When the Taif agreement was concluded, Saudi leaders pledged in the name of the three-man committee to remain in close touch with Lebanese leaders until a full settlement was reached. +Higher rate taxpayers may face an additional tax charge, reducing the returns to 6.9 per cent or 8.62 per cent respectively. +"If existing stocks were allowed to be traded under close monitoring, it would not enhance poaching. +Harmon was a triple threat tailback at Michigan who won the Heisman Trophy and The Associated Press Athlete of the Year Award in 1940. +As on previous occasions, the illness occurred as testimony involving her family was being heard. +The rising resentment appears to reflect both anger over the radicals' violent tactics and concern for the Olympics, which start in Seoul on Sept. 17. +He was using a wheelchair until he met Ms. Epstein who taught him to walk along parallel bars, his legs encased in plaster casts. +In Venezuela, economic reform meets social protest; in Brazil, it has hardly been tried. Where reform is advancing, a new order of economic legislation is being embarked upon. +The 14 short verses were intended to be spoken at a betrothal party for Anne, the eldest daughter of the Dowager Countess Alice of Derby, The Independent said. +Poindexter, a retired Navy rear admiral, was found guilty April 7 of five counts of lying to Congress about covert military assistance to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels and the sale of U.S. arms to Iran. +They immediately jolted some currency traders out of a relaxed pre-holiday mood. +He said the standards he would prescribe would eliminate "needless restrictions" to avoid discouraging good people from serving in government. +But unlike underwriters, the Reflex overwriters did not get paid a commission. Reflex, a loss-making computer leasing group which is transforming itself into a software company, persuaded Mr Martin Anthony Kilduff to come in as chairman. +Still, only a month ago, it was projecting a global "stockdraw" of 500,000 barrels a day rather than the "stockbuild" that it has now reported. +The wire tip is as small as a shaft of the pin," the artist said. +Commission President Jacques Delors of France said he is worried that the hard ECU plan is only a delaying tactic and questioned whether the U.K. is ready to go all the way toward EC economic and monetary union. +Foreign companies made equity investments of Dollars 16m in 1992 and Dollars 56m in the first nine months of 1993. +Crime and isolation become problems for the aging since we become more vulnerable. +South Korean and foreign journalists were barred from Panmunjom on Thursday. +"I will not be negotiating the Palestinian question or the civil war in Lebanon," Baker said. +There are only 13 savers, earning 0.5 per cent a year gross. +The black 18-year-old was convicted April 3 of stabbing 21-year-old Eric Palmer during a confrontation last year between black youths and white students from Springfield College. +The Arab troops were deployed after Arab League nations held their summit in Cairo a week ago. +Just a few days earlier, Treasury bond rates surpassed 9 percent for the first time in nearly a year. +A good contract will allow you to switch to a personal pension plan without charge. +It is impossible to predict the social and political consequences of such economic chaos and of the simultaneous appearance of a new class of wealthy entrepreneurs. +Anderson asked for more than $2 million in damages to compensate the plaintiff. +What's more, the U.S. has suspended $2.5 million in military aid and $1 million in economic aid. +United currently holds authority to fly between those cities and Frankfurt, but does not fly the routes. +Gov. Gerald L. Baliles announced that the union and the company had agreed to federal mediation of the dispute. +Yesterday's debate highlighted a continuing struggle between the commission, which alone has the power to propose EC legislation, and the ministers, whose approval is necessary to enact the rules. +Bingaman is vulnerable because of his liberal voting record and his position on national defense issues, said state GOP Chairman John Lattauzio. +The latest period didn't include any special items. +The PRI has dominated Mexican politics since 1929 and this year for the first time it will not have the two-thirds majority required to amend the constitution. +At the close it was up 1 1/8 from the offering price, but up only 1/8 from its opening price on Nasdaq. +In a report to the U.N. Security Council, Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar said Friday that 38,643 Cuban troops had left Angola by Sept. 30. +Teacher unions and others in the nation's public school establishment fear that their necks may be on the block if the measure passes and other states follow. +With this addition to the CBS lineup, the powerful producing team will have programs on all three major television networks. +She subsequently took part in a bank robbery and spent more than a year on the run before being arrested. +A statement on the case was drawn up at the Annual Conference of Bioethicists in Lutsen, Minn., in July, signed by 36 ethicists and published in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine. +Gearing at the end of October was 119 per cent, with borrowings down to Pounds 26m against Pounds 43m in January. +The U.S. currency was stable against the yen despite weakening against the West German mark, he said. +As such, he had something in common with Havel. +The case involved Dan Cohen, a spokesman for a Minnesota gubernatorial candidate in 1982. +Services were scheduled for Tuesday in Grand Rapids. +Not everything is rosy, analysts say. +The questions concerning the operation of sophisticated military equipment and systems are important, but they are secondary. +It is designed to appeal to people who like the sound of dirty words, but may be reluctant to actually speak them. +The 1,900 guards struck April 15 in a dispute over scheduling. The government used 1,000 police officers and 300 soldiers as temporary guards. +The administration hopes that other countries experienced in foreign aid, including Japan and Western European Countries, will follow the U.S. lead and make contributions of their own. +Yet, they wrote: "Since the late 1970s, there has been an alarming reversal. +David Morris on Wednesday refused to drop a charge of dereliction of duty against Lt. +It was US buying that triggered the upsurge in BP shares from the 184p level in August 1992. +Or in short, how soon can we shuck off this responsibility? +No one is sure how many people live here. +Berlin is where the heart of the new Germany beats strongest, where unity came in the heady rush of a popular and peaceful rebellion last autumn. +The company has Pounds 1.3m cash in the bank. Mr Woolley said Dolphin was refuting the claim from DRG Plastics and adequate provision against it had been made above the line. +One soup is made with frozen spinach, rather than fresh, which is not worth eating as a vegetable but acceptable for soup-making. +"In fact, we haven't arrested anyone recently with a legitimate cellular phone." And all of the altered chips can be traced back to the basic Bailey-Sutton design, the police say. +In a growing number of cases, insurers are being successfully sued by policyholders embroiled in patent litigation. +David Kemper, president and chief executive officer, said he was pleased with the Moody's action. +Mr. Pietersen and Mr. McDonnell were Seagram executive vice presidents. +Reporters bound for Hebron were turned back at an army roadblock near Arrub, a West Bank refugee camp Arrub 12 miles south of Jerusalem. +Dr. Relman said the proper place to air disagreements over interpretation is in letters-to-the-editor columns or in commentary articles. +The Israeli-owned news agency Itim quoted Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir as saying Monday that the end of the uprising is in sight. "The dying down of the violence is clear and certain," Shamir told the agency. +That's the killer. DIMSON: All my Peps are in the Gartmore index fund. +It is going to be seat of the pants, minute by minute trading.' During the day the pound staged a rally. +Otherwise the chance to reform the world's trading regime may sink with the seemingly electorally moribund governments in Washington and Paris. +Turkish border officials say that since Aug. 2, 7,532 people have entered Turkey through Habur. +Southern China could all become like Hong Kong.' By contrast, Mr George Miller, who headed Swire's Hong Kong brokerage operation for more than 20 years until moving back to London in 1991, admits that he barely ever visited the mainland. +Also, GM announced earlier this year that it wants to shift about 10% of its parts production to outside suppliers by the end of the year, another potential source of business for Chrysler. +The company said that it expects a strong earnings improvement this year, following a higher-than-expected profit in the first quarter, which would allow resumption of the dividend in 1989. +In the past, consumers have gulped at rising prices, but continued to buy their breakfast staple nonetheless. +Here is a regional rundown of the winter season heating cost for a typical home, and the difference from what would be been expected in average winter conditions: _Middle Atlantic: $892.86, $6.35 more than normal. +A short time later there was a small explosion, which was believed to have been caused by the detonator going off, police said. +I never expected to sit through a rendering of 'Jerusalem' in this theatre with the audience scarcely having the enthusiasm to join in. That is at the end of the first act. +Younger drivers tend to choose 'hot hatchbacks' which 'can be lethal in the hands of a youngster who wants to show off'. +"Everybody's very excited, I think it's a once-in-a-lifetime thing," said Marion Vuilleumier, the 11th great-granddaughter of Bradford and an organizer of the trip. +John Gardner is not just a thriller writer but a master of a very special art: the posthumous sequel. +Now we can't fish near the islands we pioneered. +Finance Minister Kjell-Olof Feldt appointed the committee in early 1984 to study and make recommendations on reform of Sweden's financial markets. +When Debussy set out to make a one-acter of it, the music instead was to recreate the haunted atmosphere. +The purchase would mark a new step in the internationalization of Spain's oil market, strengthening Elf's hand in an area it has made clear is one of its priorities for the 1990s. +A ground test-firing of the rocket has been delayed from late July until at least mid-August while experts consider what repairs have to be made. +A tax-credit package added by the Senate Finance Committee also was added to the bill. +"Some of the major players like Hyatt and Marriott have been really moving ahead," says Saul Leonard of consultant Laventhol & Horwath. +Then came the ceremony, attended by about 2,000 people of Scandinavian descent and other onlookers who covered the hillside overlooking the stage. +Gandhi is only months away from facing a national election. +Cranfield Institute of Technology is a member. Perhaps the most important regular gathering is at 10 Downing Street with Mr Gus O'Donnell, the prime minister's press secretary. +The senator received $112,000 in campaign contributions from Keating and associates, and said he would return the money if it was found to have been diverted from Lincoln. +And, like other districts, "a tax rate increase is imminent," school superintendent Hugh Hayes says grimly. +"It is our purpose to keep such things out of the hands of the Iraqi government," Bush said. +MacDonald's opponent in the election is former tribal chairman Peterson Zah. +Police said the shelling, which engulfed most of the 310-square-mile enclave, picked up only two hours after the cease-fire plea and continued to rage this morning. +Riot police prevented the ethnic Albanians from embracing the new arrivals. +Taxes in Sweden equal more than 55 percent of the gross national product, the highest in the world. +Charles and Di drew rave reviews from Hungarians accustomed to less regal visitors. +"Planting decisions (with decoupling) would then be based on market signals _ consumer demand for a product _ rather than on what is required by Washington," the Heritage report said. +The ship will depart July 17 and spend eight weeks making calls at various African ports, with Coast Guard, Marine Corps and Navy personnel offering training lectures and exercises. +So I guess I am," Ryan Eberhard said in a telephone interview from school in Fort Wayne, Ind. "But I'm trying to think I'm not. +The crippled ship was returned to NASSCO from Alaska, where it ran aground March 24 in Prince William Sound, spilling nearly 11 million gallons of crude into the sound's wildlife-rich waters. +Here are excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers throughout the nation: June 28 The Albuquerque (N.M.) Tribune on drug hysteria: Worried Americans tell pollsters that drugs are the nation's No. 1 problem. +'To suggest that it's just these few pushy women who are stopping unity is not very accurate. +Like Brighton Beach Memoirs this is set in a house in Brooklyn where the walls and furniture are all in mouldering brown. +This season has shown the value of a stable element, or at least the danger of always preferring innovation to stability. At Chelmsford they are in no doubt that staying power and steady leadership are crucial. +The sources said the secretary-general outlined his ideas for ending the stalemate over direct talks during in a meeting with the non-aligned members of the Security Council on Wednesday. +Such restrictions cover about one-third of this Andean nation, affecting more than half its 21 million residents. +The British central bank declined to comment. +"It is hard to imagine that you could see an excess around Dounreay and an excess around Sellafield, and it is just bad luck," said commission chairman Martin Bobrow. +General Motors Corp. said it signed a final agreement with AB Volvo establishing two heavy-duty truck joint ventures in the U.S. and Canada. +"At this point, the results look about as good as radical surgery" in head-and-neck cancer patients, he said. +That is, an arms-control agreement would be a political restorative for the Reagan presidency, a chance to pack 10 points onto Ronald Reagan's approval rating in some TV network's semiannual opinion poll (and keep Nancy happy in the bargain). +It can carry one helicopter, and is armed with Sea Sparrow missiles, anti-submarine rockets, five 1-inch gun, four fixed torpedo tubes and one Phalanx system. +"Banks who thought they would not be touched because they are secured creditors should be aware of the risks," said Mr. Kargen. +One gram of the chemical is considered a fatal dose. +Brazil's debt-equity conversion program announced last fall has been much criticized by banks for being inflexible and unworkable. +Some subtler changes in money management also came out of the October market crash. +Other recipients announced by the ASNE Sunday are: _ Breslin's colleague at the Daily News, columnist Bob Herbert. He was cited for deadline writing based on his account of the violence in the 1987 presidential elections in Haiti. +Companies ship wastepaper to the Far East and Europe, where it is converted into cardboard boxes to carry blouses, toys and electronic goods back to the U.S. +Just last week, would-be thieves damaged three Sagos at Mr. Whitelock's home in the Eagle Rock section before something frightened them off, foiled. +One year ago: Boris N. Yeltsin and other anti-establishment candidates claimed victory in parliamentary elections for the new Congress of People's Deputies. +Opponents also contend the treaties give Indians unequal rights. +Unhappy marriages and parenthood are important factors. +Moreover, Japanese investors are accelerating their purchases of U.S. equities. +And the Russian Federation of Independent Unions, which says it represents 60 million workers, continued to call for a nationwide one-hour work stoppage for today. +Mallott also said Sealaska Corp., one of 13 regional native corporations established under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, was withholding its 2,600 Exxon shares from voting. +The chick has settled into a rhythm of pecking and resting, punctuated by cheeps, and appears to be strong and healthy, said Bill Toone, curator of birds at the park. +"We've got to keep the systems we have," said Jackson. +I was pretty surprised to see him in this." +The Catholic Church itself, for instance, operates special ministries for divorced Catholics in an estimated 80% of U.S. dioceses. +The ad suggests investing in Chemical's certificates of deposits as "an alternative to the uncertainty and confusion of today's market." +While on the rise, refinancings so far haven't surged as much as some experts expect. +Also not reported were a $750,000 fine against USAir in March 1987 and a $402,000 fine against Continental in April 1986, the newsletter said. +It may therefore become the next target of ambitious politicians, though the men from the MoF will certainly put up more of a fight than did the Miti men across the road in Kasumigaseki. 'Are we losing our grip?' +Instead of holding annual inflation at 3.5% this year, the Bundesbank watched as consumer price increases jumped to an annual rate of 4.5% in June, the highest since the recession year of 1982. +'Now we have to see how we are going to channel this anger properly.' That seems to be the strategy behind the ANC's call for a six-week programme of mass protest action to follow yesterday's funeral. +The government decision on TF1 is expected April 6. +It begins life with about 10,000 employees, down from the 15,000 who focused on IBM's PC products a year ago. +But the housing report was well received by traders in the bond market, which has been languishing because of fears of inflation and higher interest rates. +"Coming up with a unique, patented formula probably took us longer than it should have," says Mike Hoye, vice president of business development. +One's moods are more acute. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Citicorp closed yesterday at $18.375 a share, down 12.5 cents. +The meeting takes place every two years, Mr. Johnson said. +She would not be so presumptuous as to cite examples. +Mr. Hatch said the Harkin measure contained too many onerous provisions. +It represents a 19% premium over the price of $47.91, converting the franc at its current rate, set by the government when it sold shares in the building-materials group last month. +Saving the environment is "the most important task that faces the human race at this time," Denver said at a news conference Wednesday. +Other conservatives, though, argue that with the approaching twilight of the Reagan era, economic issues should be secondary. +The education spending will amount to 6.8 percent of the gross national product and will exceed the Bush administration's proposed 1990 national defense budget of $303 billion, said Cavazos. +Amgen Inc. and F. Hoffman-LaRoche & Co. agreed to market in Europe Amgen's blood-cell growth hormone that is being tested in patients to help counteract a major side effect of cancer treatment. +She was banned from the stage in 1933 after moving to Berlin. +Gary Hauser, formerly of North St. Paul, headed the athletic and sports programs at the Department of Defense Dependent School in Panama. +'Last year, we imported some fibre from Vietnam. +Vice President Dan Quayle alluded to NASA's problems a few hours before the scrub in a televised speech to NASA employees from the Johnson Space Center in Texas. +And by 1995, GM will squeeze six midsized models built at five Chevrolet-Pontiac-Canada facilities into four or fewer plants. +Moreover, top NASA officials have said all along they were uncomfortable with storing explosive rockets in the crew cabin. +"The cost of funding doesn't have much effect on the mind of management where capital expenditure is concerned. +"It's going to energize the women's movement," said Minneapolis City Council Member Barbara Carlson. +The facts are plain enough. +The Security Council resolution said the council supports all efforts for negotiations between Iraq and Kuwait. +The other portion of the issue is $171.5 million of Series R-92B motor vehicle fuel tax bonds, priced to yield from 4.70% in 1992 to 6.80% in 2009. +Later Sunday, the pope condemned anti-semitism in a meeting with representatives of Strasbourg's Jewish community, saying it was "opposed to the principles of Christianity." Masses were also to be said today in Nancy. +Aircraft orders continued to fall in February, but a resumption in automobile orders helped push overall orders up 2.3 percent. However, that was weaker than the 3.3 percent gain originally reported last month. +More recently, county farm land has gone to development at a rate of about 7,000 acres a year. +"He indicated he was prepared to remove the religious agenda from the table of negotiations and in effect challenge the prime minister to join him in that commitment," Syme said. +About 300 riot police deployed around the temple stayed away during the free-for-all. +Lawmakers on Thursday repealed a 40-year-old law giving East German resettlers special benefits, and they tightened rules on ethnic Germans emigrating from elsewhere in Eastern Europe. +Zulus at Tokoza ritually castrated the bodies of dead Xhosas and cut off hands, waving the severed parts in victory dances. +It also shaved its 1994 forecast for earnings per share by a penny to 16.3p after exceptionals, and cut its profit forecast by 50m to Pounds 1.15bn. +Banks wishing to sell their Chilean central bank debt will then have until Oct. 31 to submit offers of prices at which they will sell their debt. +Industry sources also point to new market opportunities for gas that may boost demand, such as gas-fired cogeneration facilities that simultaneously produce electricity and steam from a single fuel source. +Progress has not yet arrived and, almost 500 years after Pedro Cabral discovered Brazil, this stretch of rain forest remains untouched by the highways, hydro-electric projects, wood-cutters and settlements that have devoured much of the Amazon. +President Roh, meanwhile, is trying to persuade countries in the region to talk to North Korea about the issue. +But Mikhail Gorbachev has been exhorting the Soviet legal system toward responsibility and Technika took him at his word. +The commission's proposal will be submitted to the Cabinet for final approval, he said. +But this is the responsibility of the Sandinistas, who absolutely refuse to talk with the Contras," he said. +That happens regularly, especially when they take training rides together, says Greg Zack, a Daedalus athlete from Lexington, Ky. +In addition, the maturity on one part of the package was changed to 2013 from 2015, with the yield remaining at 6.72%. +Traders said investor demand for the new 10-year Treasury notes was less than robust despite earlier indications that Japanese financial institutions accounted for as much as 35% of the bids for the securities. +Iran says it has the right as a nation at war to search ships for war material bound for its enemy. +It says the government should end martial law and not arrest, jail, prosecute or otherwise punish those who have led and taken part in the pro-democracy movement. +Travkin said he would prefer to see a loosely organized mass movement instead. +Joel R. Miller Member Society of Automotive Historians Portland, Ore. +Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone recently had to withdraw an unpopular tax plan and is expected to leave office in October. +Technology companies are so eager to come to Rensselaer County "that if all (Sterling's) people were gone tomorrow, I could have that land filled up in a month," said County Executive John Buono. +In addition to the timetable, the United States urged Israel to allow 140,000 east Jerusalem Arabs to vote and to permit international supervision of balloting. +NEA Chairman John Frohnmayer said Robertson misrepresented the truth about the source of funding for the show in Atlanta last month. +Richard B. Aldridge, 42, formerly executive vice president, was named president and chief operating officer, succeeding Mr. McTavish. +Declining issues outnumbered advances by about 4 to 3 on the New York Stock Exchange, with 773 down, 648 up and 505 unchanged. +A heat wave has just begun, with forecasters predicting temperatures in the 90s through the weekend. +The dollar was mixed and bonds drifted slightly lower in sluggish trading. +But the new purchasing agents report, based on a survey of more than 250 industrial purchasing managers, contains ominous news on inflation. +A recent study for the U.S. Small Business Administration shows that 70%, or 552, of the federal contracts awarded in privatizing efforts from 1985 to 1987 went to small companies. +"If people are going to come to our shows, they've got to have a strong mind and stomach. +Or are they? Philosophers from around the country will gather in Ann Arbor next week to discuss whether color is only in the eye of the beholder. +But it is only morning. +It was the first time the government of Yugoslavia resigned since the communists took power after World War II. +In exchange, the investment firm got two seats on the UAL board. +"One of the problems with balanced funds is that it's often difficult to work out what lies behind their performance," says Kenneth Gregory, editor of L/G No-Load Fund Analyst, a San Francisco newsletter. +A handful of fans at the Manhattan courthouse wore white baseball caps saying "Mike Milken, We Believe In You" _ the same message that appeared in full-page ads paid for by friends and business associates in major newspapers last week. +Teachers, however, would get a 5 percent raise under the plan. +And the MacKouls show the spectacle for free. +Arab League envoy Lakhdar Ibrahimi and Hussein Husseini, a Shiite Moslem serving as parliament speaker, conferred with politicians about the session scheduled for Saturday to ratify the accord reached at Taif, Saudi Arabia. +Until the Hong Kong government eased immigration restrictions on Soviet citizens last year, Soviets were banned from participating in local trade events. +The land owner had been denied a permit to fill the wetland, and was repeatedly told he would break the law if he did. +"He was skating too good," Jansen said. "His concentration looked good. +But the Californian builder of the satellite, Hughes Aircraft, said it had not ruled out a fault in the launch. Inquiries have been set up in China and California which could take several weeks to report conclusive findings. +Mrs Wulf-Mathies has on each occasion countered with threats that her membership is prepared to cripple the administration with stoppages if its pay - currently 14 per cent below the industrial average - is not brought into line. +After developing aluminum cans in 1959, for example, Coors began collecting the used ones. +Tests to indicate if the crew was using alcohol or drugs on Friday were incomplete, authorities said. +Americans often are blamed for having lost the old Yankee love of thrift, but the International Monetary Fund has found that people in some other developed countries are saving even less. +He promotes superbly, in Mr. Redford's words, "that sharing of experience which not only bridges a physical gap, but also turns absence into a rarefied form of presence." +That's not because the world wishes Cambodia ill. +The Dutch maker of electrical and electronic products said fourth-quarter net rose to $260.8 million, converting the guilder at its current rate, from $149.9 million a year earlier. +Mr. Reagan was quite correct when he said in Cleveland that the U.S. has imported capital through much of its history, with highly beneficial results. +Kenneth Bowen, 26, a civil engineering student who was a hostage on the TWA jet, testified that Hamadi dragged him to the first-class section of the hijacked airliner to question him. +No group has come up with statistics on injuries to unsecured infants. +This should reduce to Pounds 15m and about 35 per cent by the year-end. +Faced with slowing consumption and declining sales, alcohol and tobacco industries have been concentrating their billboard advertising in poorer urban areas, many of them predominantly black. +OTC, owned by the Australian government, has a monopoly on Australia's international telecommunications. +Similar warrants have started to appear in the United Kingdom and West Germany, but those markets lack breadth and depth largely because of Switzerland's experience with warrants on Japanese shares, dating back about three years. +The following is an example of an SQL statement which is looking for all French-speaking employees based in London. +Heart attack has been the major cause of firefighter fatalities since the study began 11 years ago, the group said. +The Kremlin decision, backed by a tough back-to-work order and the dispatch of troops to enforce order, produced a brief calm. +Sears plans to offer a Visa credit card and is suing Visa U.S.A., challenging its ban on nonbank firms. +The strike hits a company struggling to meet delivery schedules in the midst of its fifth consecutive year of record jetliner orders. +Many said privatisation wouldn't work. +There are no wool sales in the primary markets this month and prices are nominally static. +They said the mines looked clean and free of seaweed, indicating they had not been in the water for long. +Throughout the shelling, Aoun portrayed his military campaign as a crusade to rid Lebanon of Syrian troops, who arrived in 1976 under an Arab League peacekeeping mandate but later sided with the Moslems. +Our money was almost all spent, and I did not fancy spending Christmas in a Russian hotel. To add to the tension, I discovered the consulate had moved to another building. +South African, Angolan and Cuban negotiators, meeting in Cape Town with U.S. and Soviet observers, agreed Friday to a 14-day verification period starting Saturday. +The soldiers were a week away from completing an eight-week training course, said Staff Sgt. William Biel, another post spokesman. +"If we're using 20th century weapons, we also should be using 20th century communications," Cranston said in a statement. +An avalanche last week downed the power line to the city's hydroelectric dam, and one of the city's two auxiliary diesel-fired generators failed. +While the Environmental Protection Agency prepares regulations under the sweeping legislation, state and local officials, factories and businesses already are assessing the impact. +The Bush administration ought to be setting aside some of its buckshot for the non-duck ducks. +But we never thought it would happen so quickly." Rosenloecher, 62, came here many times between 1951 and 1961, when the wall was built. "This was where the drivers of the trams changed, between the Western and Eastern zones. +Nurdin & Peacock, the cash and carry operator, has signed contracts with Wilson Connolly, the property group, to build its fourth UK warehouse club at Bristol. +The Iraqis keep their four uranium-enrichment centrifuges at different sites deep underground, which might require commando raids or tactical nuclear warheads to destroy them, some military experts say. +Coke said that Belmont Springs had revenue of $21.1 million in 1988. +Langston called in Bresslergroup, Philadelphia design consultants. +In another report, the government lowered its estimate of economic growth in the July-through-September period to 2.5 percent from 2.6 percent. +The jet, however, never got any higher than 48 feet off the ground, according to the recorder. +Sakharov, a physicist who helped his country develop the hydrogen bomb in the 1950s, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1975 for his fight for human rights. +Gary Evans, vice chancellor for development at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, says the market's fall came at an especially inopportune time for fund-raisers. +He served for four years as the Pentagon's representative at the U.S.-Soviet negotiations on the INF treaty. +July 17 _ State Department offers up to $250,000 per victim to families who lost relatives when Vincennes shot down Iranian airliner. +"For a weekend athlete, going to a professional trained in the mind is, I think, irrational." +I intend to stick to that commitment today. Tax on cigarettes will therefore increase by 10 pence on a packet of 20 from 6.00pm tonight. +Some in the City find it odd that Morgan was unaware of his activities. +James L. Hobart, the 54-year-old chairman, was named to the additional post of chief executive officer, succeeding Henry E. Gauthier, who was appointed to the newly created position of chief operating officer. +"We've got a game plan. +"A one-man revolution," Forbes magazine headlined one typical article. +Police officers wrote "We support you," on their hands and then continued directing traffic. +So far it has taken the bigger companies to court, but it intends to pursue similar lawsuits against the others, the concern said. +He argues that the case should be decided in favor of the person who would be hurt worse by losing, which he says is Davis. +The company said crude oil prices were 25% higher than the 1989 first quarter and natural gas prices were 8% stronger. As a result, Mobil's exploration and production profit soared 28% to $369 million. +The forum for his remarks Thursday was a luncheon meeting in San Antonio of the National Association of Industrial and Office Parks. +The man, who was not identified, was listed in critical condition at University of California-San Diego Medical Center. +Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has repeatedly denied having biological weapons although Iraq used chemical weapons against some rebellious Kurds in its own country and against Iran during its war with that country. +Imperial Corp. maintains that additional reserves aren't required and said that the matter is being reviewed by various bank board units in Washington. +After all, the young American expatriate's got good looks, a great soulful voice and platinum sales in Britain. +Intermediate-term corporate securities make good sense, agrees Mr. Lyski of Alliance Capital. +They accounted for nearly $10 billion of the year's initial offering dollar volume, and more than $645 million of the underwriting fees. +There were 477 vacant beds in federal jails then. +This book would have taken a long time to copy and would have cost a lot." Gabra said the book has immense historical value, epecially because it was found in a grave and did not arrive via antiquities smugglers. +We both know he exaggerates, but his point is clear: the self-defence unit is extensive and relatively well-armed - and it is winning the just war against the hostels. +Some officially published commentaries have even gone so far as to praise the effects of an active opposition movement. +Sunia, 51, could receive a five-year sentence and a $250,000 fine. +The doctors speculated that if they could achieve a 50 percent reduction in the tendency to polymerize, they could significantly reduce the complications of sickle cell disease. +A similar bill elevating the EPA to Cabinet rank has been approved by the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. +The United States, North American champion, and Poland, the European titleholder, have qualified for the semifinals as a result of their continental victories. +With parents nearby, the children watched in delight the colorful, animated graphics of Mickey Mouse and his friends and listened to the digitalized speech, fully orchestrated music and real-life sound effects. +Jury selection began today in the assault trial of a man who is also a suspect in last month's slayings of five college students in Gainesville. +Law firms are bulking up what 10 years ago was a necessary but unglamorous area. +Intense price competition in Florida, where the company operates 275 stores, also has cut into profit, he said. +Earlier, in London, silver bullion traded $5.22, unchanged. +Prosecutors acknowledged that introducing the murky tape was a gamble after the judge refused to let jurors have a transcript of it while it played. +Its shares, which also trade in New Zealand, closed at 15.1p yesterday. Mr Blake Nixon, director, said the company was looking to make small investments in UK 'special situations' to balance its portfolio better. +Hard to believe that but a month ago, Rolls-Royce reigned supreme on the streets of Tokyo when the newly-wed Crown Prince chose to parade his bride in a glorious open-topped model. No such treatment for Britain's prime minister yesterday, however. +Hundreds crowd the sidewalk a few doors from the Central Bank, clutching plastic bags bulging with banknotes, and shouting their rates like traders on the floor of the Chicago Merc. +London said that if Steinberg is delusional, then he cannot be guilty of "depraved indifference" in Lisa's death, as prosecutors charge, and the jury hearing the murder trial should be told this. +Parliament Speaker Hussein Husseini, a Shiite Moslem, has set Sept. 22 as a new date for the election, one day before the six-year term of President Amin Gemayel expires. +The English Chamber Orchestra's attractive Swiss programme on Monday failed by a long way to attract the audience it deserved. +It is mind-boggling to me that one of those investigations is criminal and that you have attempted to criminalize policy differences between co-equal branches of government and the executive's conduct of foreign affairs." +American Express said its publishing unit will acquire Atlanta magazine and launch two new magazines, in an ambitious expansion program. +But the numbers started to move in his favor last week, and the new results continued that trend. +Two Chinese immigrants were later convicted of the killings. +Because of federal law separating investment banking from commercial banking, the Stephens interest in Worthen has drawn scrutiny by regulators. +They call it "photographic". +Synergy and TransAmerica would also contribute $26 million in equity to finance the acquisition. +Douglas said investigators found Fragoso after getting various tips, including some from a local crime hotline and from the TV show "America's Most Wanted," which had a segment Sunday on Fragoso. +The 25-year-old Kania won her '84 decorations as Enke, and after that was Busch. +He also reasoned that Binder's advantages could not last as growing competition between the larger firms began to erode its client base. +It's an admirable effort to battle cable by offering something different in network TV. +Adds Jeffry Canin, senior industry analyst for Hambrecht & Quist, "A general theme among the companies that are picking up is new products." +It was not immediately clear whether the Colorado, New Jersey and Long Island incidents involved different wives. +When in the end they found out they had no damn influence at all." Pingree, managing director for four months, said he regretted that the group quit. +In this sense, subsidiarity could prove to be the fatal catch-all excuse for the maintenance of national trade protection'. +The firm is slated to move in sometime next year. +There, the philosopher Plato set up his school, the prototype prep. +Corn and soybean futures finished higher. +The Social Democrats are the opposition in the West German parliament. +The managers will own about 75%, First Chicago 10% and the remainder will go to Hellman & Friedman and perhaps to the bank lender, Mr. Brinson said. +Under terms of the merger agreement, Beazer granted Koppers management 45 days to draw up a buyout plan before he offered the unit to other potential purchasers. +Overstatement of individual deductions accounted for 4.1 percent of the 1987 tax gap, or $3.5 billion; claiming too many personal exemptions cost $2 billion. +Units of General Dynamics Corp. got contracts totaling $12.5 million for missile production for the Navy and F-111 aircraft equipment for the Air Force. +Among corporate developments, in Tokyo, Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries plunged 32 yen, or 4.8%, to 637 yen ($4.65). +Only one woman, Aleksandra P. Biryukova, serves on the powerful Communist Party Secretariat, and all 13 voting members of the ruling Politburo are men. +A special grand jury was to reconvene Tuesday to hear testimony from 18 subpoenaed witnesses, but Martin said that the informant would not be among them because the news media will be present outside the court. +Mr. Ericson encouraged me to exhale on my aays and ohs. +She said the organization of about 60 leftist authors, journalists and lawyers would collect affidavits and statements about abuses, as well as lobby Parliament about human rights violations. +Could ownership of Newcastle shipbuilders Swan Hunter soon be embarking for the Far East? +The broader market averages also advanced, but decliners outnumbered gainers on the Big Board, 826 to 714. +Of course, no one knows whether the proposed capital gains tax cut will survive Congress at all, or in the form proposed by President Bush. +'If Poles feel that the cost of transformation is too high, or too unfair, society will reject market reforms. +He won power on the vote of a lone left-wing maverick, toppling the 1982-87 coalition government of Garret FitzGerald. +At their gigs, these bands play the arrangements of the original crews, but there is often a rather eerie air of unreality to it all. +Nor does Portugal have a structural trade problem. +"As a matter of fact, I think it's a strength of mine that I'm an active, working governor at the same time I'm running for the presidency. +Operating cash flow, the measure by which Wall Street typically judges cable-company performance, rose 19% to $78.9 million from $66.3 million a year earlier. +Merrill has trimmed 11,000 employees from the 50,000-person staff it had at the end of 1987, he said, and the morale and productivity of the remaining employees are good. +MyCal, which stands for the company's slogan of "Mind Young Casual Amenity Life," is also meant to sound like "My California," he says. +Kleinwort Benson had reported a #7.5 million loss on securities trading for the first half. +The buyback plan, which will cost as much as $575 million, is part of a restructuring effort Lucky undertook to blunt the takeover efforts of New York investor Asher B. Edelman. +His description of the lesbian movement as "extraordinarily popular on some college campuses" is meaningless and imprecise. +Currently, production of weapons material has been stopped at three of the primary sites because of strikes and safety concerns. +Mr. Munk is coy about discussing his plans for Barrick. +One possible model, which Mr. Wall highlighted in his Dallas remarks: the merging last month of four troubled Louisiana thrifts into well-managed Pelican Homestead & Savings Association, Metairie, La. +While the district keeps on spending, critics ask how much effort is enough. +Though more a consequence than a cause of the chronic inflation, Brazil's inflation culture is increasingly being blamed for the failure of successive shock plans. +Most of the day's proceedings involved legal conferences out of the jury's hearing by the opposing lawyers with Common Pleas Judge John Lavelle of Carbon County, specially appointed by the Supreme Court to try the case. +In the days just before the ground war began, the Iraqi soldiers had raced through the streets, into homes, and had surrounded the mosques, where they seized the men and boys they would take away as hostages. +They are happy with his progress." Busey, 44, underwent 90 minutes of brain surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center following the Dec. 4 accident in Culver City. +It also could prompt some countries to widen their taps to take advantage of the firm market. +"They treated the Japanese a whole lot better than my people, although it was still a brutal thing to do," he said. "They trucked them to their new houses, built fences, and fed them. +In making the announcement last month, Baxter said the company has an "excellent working relationship" with Genetics Institute. +Asda's debt had fallen from Pounds 700m to well below Pounds 100m since he joined. +"By buying a balanced fund, you're accepting that the fund's asset allocation is right for you," says Mr. Gregory, the newsletter editor. +Mr. Dershowitz said he also plans to ask the court to review "the unethical plea bargains Cravath has made" with former Drexel Chairman Frederick Joseph and former Drexel junk-bond salesman James Dahl. +Municipal analysts attribute the coming week's hefty issuance to several factors, including a rush by issuers to take advantage of declining interest rates before year end, as well as the necessity of funding infrastructure needs. +His job is to ascertain if a murderer is likely to kill again; a jury so convinced will sentence the killer to death so as to protect innocent Americans. +Even in Cornwall, the resentment has not led to any resurgence of the proto-nationalist movement. Yet there is something in the air. +In Estonia, 55 out of the 105 lawmakers elected earlier this month to Parliament are members of the Communist Party, where there is deeply division among supporters of independence and ethnic Russian groups that oppose it. +Tracks told where fox and mountain hare had woven a complex story in the night. +His comments didn't allay the fears of most traders, who are skittish about being caught on the wrong side of a Japanese central-bank intervention. +"I'm appalled that you would make the remarks that you made," Rep. Craig Washington, D-Texas, said to Hyde. "Great minds think about ideas, average minds think about things and small minds talk about people. +Merrill Lynch denied that it faced any losses in the junk bond sector, and said it owned no bonds related to Campeau. +Noriega supporters in the National Legislature ousted civilian President Eric Arturo Delvalle on Feb. 26 after Delvalle tried to fire the general. +The six-member jury also awarded $350,000 to the child's mother, Marlene Canty. +THE FARMER'S gesture as he drew his hand up to his nose left little to the imagination. +Safety-Kleen rose 1 7/8 to 29 1/4. +Residential building contracting declined 5% in the month to a $115.55 billion adjusted annual rate. +Hageman, Gubitosi and Kaltman each pleaded guilty to two felony counts; Mr. Riley pleaded guilty to one conspiracy count and agreed to plead guilty later to two additional tax-evasion charges. +There is some ferment. +We now are going to find out if Ronald Reagan's legacy will set the course for the next generation of American politics. +By using McCaw's local cellular networks, AT&T can, to an extent, simply bypass the local telephone system and provide its customers with a combined local and long-distance service. All the while the battle over regional telephone monopolies goes on. +Banks in the Corn Belt states averaged 264 acres of repossessed land worth $207,000, the smallest average among the five regions. +Late last week, they found out, Seagate's purchasing agents called many of the company's thousands of suppliers to say that Seagate would be delaying payment on its bills, taking as long as 75 days to pay. +Official Soviet and Polish histories had maintained the Nazis killed the officers in 1941, but many Poles and Western historians blame the Soviets. +Newport Electronics has recommended an offer competing with High Technology's bid, which was recently sweetened to $11 a share from $9.50 a share. +Sir, Mr J D Meads (Letters, January 20) correctly points out that, with no competition from imported coal or any other energy source, British Coal could produce 60m tonnes of coal a year profitably. +The falling dollar raised inflation fears in this country and prompted the Federal Reserve last September to boost interest rates. +"From the moment I touched the carpet, I said this is a burial piece," says Ms. Cootner. +Johnette Duff and George G. Truitt, a lawyer and accountant who live together, decided to write "The Spousal Equivalent Handbook" after they realized they knew little about their rights as a couple. +The CDC urged more emphasis on recycling, reuse and reclamation of medical waste. +Schach accused the kibbutzim of raising non-kosher pigs and rabbits and of forgetting traditions that have kept Jews together for 2,000 years. "If there is a war, with what will they fight?" he asked. +But, as the film shows, that isn't always the case." By the end of the film Constanze succumbs to bourgeois society and gets married after all. +I would do nothing to harm Dr. King. +In their final statement, the ministers promised "to make every effort to overcome the differences" by a July 23 negotiating session in Geneva. +We're on toad patrol this miserable, rainy March evening, 30 miles west of London. +Yet there has been a longer-term cost. +Non-Japanese houses, less constrained by ministry of finance regulations, are doing better. +Gary E. Liebl, president and chief operating officer of this maker of minicomputer peripherals, was named to the additional post of chief executive officer. +He said that after Luis went underwater, six other Scouts formed a human chain and rescued him after he had been submerged for 10 to 15 minutes. +Two years later, it was returned to service for the Korean War. +Mr. Barsukov said that the Soviets feel that a manned Mars landing is "inevitable" and that it probably will take place in the middle of the next century. +Parliament today approved the prime minister's Palestinian election plan after he defeated a challenge by right-wing legislators in his Likud bloc who argued the plan could lead to a Palestinian state. +Higgins estimated that the Customs Service has seized about 20,000 of the weapons and that those will not be allowed into the country unless purchased by law enforcement agencies. +Fifty border guards surrounded it Tuesday morning. +One devoted fan who fell under Baker's spell in 1963 and began collecting Baker memorabilia was Bryan Hammond. +"We've put the Colombian publishers in the limelight because of the issues at stake there," said Alejandro Junco de la Vega, executive director of the Monterrey newspaper El Norte, host of the meeting. +As the mercury nears 100 one midmorning, retiree Ed Layton pulls his wheezing green Pontiac into a casino parking lot. +Mr. Knuettel considers Amoco, Atlantic Richfield and Mobil the three best buys in the group, with USX, Amerada Hess and Royal Dutch Petroleum also rated highly. +Most of Kennametal's dealings were with an Iraqi front company in Britain, Matrix Churchill Ltd. Matrix's link to Iraq was first disclosed in the British press in September 1989. +Simone said, "I never feel confident when the case is in the jury's hands, but I'm hopeful." The trial began more than two months ago. +In 1986, Johnson and Johnson, maker of "Tylenol," announced it would no longer sell over-the-counter medications in capsule form, following the death of a woman who had taken a cyanide-laced capsule. +If the stock market crash has damaged consumer confidence, there isn't much evidence of it yet in the car market. +The court ruled, however, that the trust will now have to absorb more of that cost. +It is, however, unfortunately consistent with the dismal record of his management of public expenditures. +Thousands of Moslems confined to mosques and homes by a curfew vowed Thursday to die for Kashmir's independence, shouting their slogans at top Indian politicians who arrived to assess the situation. +They also demanded removal of nuclear weapons they claim the United States is storing in South Korea. +ALGOMA STEEL CORP., based in Sault Ste. +The latest 26-week bill rate climbed to 6.91% bid from Monday's auction average of 6.83%. +"PNC grew its construction lending much faster than other banks in the region and now it's paying the price," said James M. Rosenberg, bank analyst at Shearson Lehman Hutton. +Jacobs Suchard S.A., a Swiss chocolate maker, has built up a 29.9% stake without announcing a takeover bid. +This is truly a sad event in the nation's history." Tensions have been high on Bougainville for months after local landowners objected to profits being made from the island's copper mine, which ranks among the world's 10 biggest open cut mines. +Gorbachev proposed creating a special commission to settle the question of division of powers between the central government and the republics. +Judge O'Kelley upheld the validity of the copyright on the appearance of the screen, but said, "Copyright protection of a computer program doesn't extend to screen displays generated by the program." +But when Michael Dukakis arrived, his suitcase packed with white T-shirts, chinos and white socks, it was a peaceful place with a faintly liberal faculty and a faintly conservative student body. +Disinvestment and sanctions should have ruined him. Instead, he is prospering as never before. +Worse, if mandatory negotiations on the barriers failed, the provision would make it politically difficult for any administration not to retaliate. +Pan Am Corp., strapped by losses from its main airline subsidiary, plans to sell its World Services subsidiary. +The deal would involve a settlement by the consortium with its creditors, owed more than Pounds 3m. Monktonhall Mineworkers took over the deep mine from British Coal in June 1992 and began producing coal in January. +Newton, one of the biggest draws in the Nevada entertainment capital, showed up in the lead car of a caravan of three stretch limousines to collect a plaque for his tours on behalf of the United Service Organizations. +To make it safely back to the runway here, the astronauts had to "fly" the simulator to an altitude of about 75 miles and about 400 miles east of here while fuel was exhausted. +"They've said exactly what they want and people don't want to fight them because they'll lose," he said. +Afterward, Pakistan, which represented the guerrillas at the negotiations, predicted the civil war will go on because there is no provision for an interim government, and said it would continue denying recognition to the Communist regime in Kabul. +He told Patterson he was ready to die and did not want his sentence appealed. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, silver for current delivery rose 0.5 cent to close at $5.012 a troy ounce. +The two U.S. carriers serving Australia, Continental Airlines and United Airlines, currently can fly to four Australian cities. +The citizenry as a whole must decide whether free and independent unionism, currently declining precipitously in the private sector, is an institution worth having in a free society. +You often hear someone say: 'I'm waiting to sell until I can get it even.' Unfortunately, the stock does not know what you paid for it and might not recover at all. +Action might be taken against Sri Lanka, but we know it will not be taken against China. +About 20,000 Poles also have applied for citizenship in recent weeks, and several thousand Italians have entered the country. +Volvo's new board will focus on talks with France's Renault on the future of their three-year-old alliance, Mr Bert-Olof Svanholm, Volvo's new chairman, said yesterday. +Michelle Greenberg, an account executive with LCA Entertainment, a subsidiary of Warner Bros., said the company views this project with more than just an eye on the bottom line. +Failure to ratify the treaty as it stands could destroy President Reagan's most cherished foreign-policy achievement. +Now, in some people's minds, no M&A is good. +Health-care and pharmaceutical stocks slipped on profit-taking. +Orellana said he could not present proof of how the funds were used because Gazit was unable to appear in his defense for security reasons. +The United States, meanwhile, expects to see increases in exports exceed growth in imports, although rising payments on the national debt will hold back the overall reductions in the trade deficit. +The president is correct in stating that people have the right to choose to send their children to a private or parochial school. +But NBC's "Cheers," still highly popular but looking a little strained after eight years, won for comedy series. +Productivity is rising fast. +Cardinal Sin has indicated his preference for another candidate, former Supreme Court Chief Justice Marcelo Fernan. +The survey found that three out of four approve of premarital sex and divorce on the grounds of incompatibility; 59 percent approve of trial marriages; and 53 percent approve of abortion rights. +Gillette, an experienced moutaineer, was saved by a line fastened to the boat. +This is unfortunately all too true for the corporations that flourish because of our capitalist economic system as well as the legislators charged with protecting our nation's economic health. +THIS year's high-tech Christmas present in the UK could well be the personal mobile phone. +The outlay would be offset by the sale of Farmers Home Administration assets. +In addition, Alaska Air said it amended its application to the U.S. Department of Transportation, and is now also seeking to provide flights during the summer between Anchorage and the larger Soviet cities of Magadan and Khabarovsk. +In 1981 the B-1 was supposed to cost $11.1 billion. +I was the first to remind people. +Since June 4, battles between ethnic Kirghiz and Uzbeks over land distribution have killed at least 212 people. +Excessive federal spending and deficits do need to be brought under control. +The moves boost the 48-year-old Mr. Kavner's profile as a rising star at the telecommunications giant and present him with a new set of hurdles. +The PRI confirmed it lost the race in Tijuana, across the U.S.-Mexico border from San Diego, according to Notimex, the government news agency. +The past three years have been the safest in the history of commercial aviation. +Performance figures in Lipper's rankings of 1,747 continuing funds for the quarter assume that investors reinvest all dividends and capital gains distributions paid by the funds. +The bank has tossed nearly $7 billion of doubtful loans into its special-asset division, where all losses are covered by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. +It expects savings for the full year to amount to SKr2bn, the same as in 1992. The group did not give a full-year forecast, although it will show a clear improvement on last year's SKr1.42bn loss. +"My decision to purchase the bond had nothing to do with Drexel, Milken or an employee of Drexel," Coelho said. +He said he went to New York in 1986 to discuss the idea with MTV officials. +In fact, automotive trade laws have loopholes so big some auto makers are able to drive thousands of trucks through them. +The whale kept its distance but Nystoeyl said, "She'll get used to it." The crew worries that Hanna might grow bored with the ferry and jilt the boat for a flock of real killer whales. +The government's report of a slightly smaller-than-expected U.S. trade deficit for January provided the impetus for a moderate advance in the stock market Wednesday. +Groups of vigilantes, some linked to police, have warred with rival "comrades" from the ANC and other political groups. +Cattle futures were mostly higher while pork futures were mixed to lower in early trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. +We're not a city of kooks or something that falls apart. We are survivors," said Cynthia Woods, talking loudly to no one in particular. +The group lost Pounds 173.7m over the year to March 31, including a Pounds 91.4m loss on the sale of its ColourCare International photo-processing division to management. +The report noted "seemingly positive developments" in 1987, including the government's call for refugees to return to Afghanistan and amnesty declarations for thousands of prisoners. +A flourishing black market in undersized scallops, illegal fishing in spawning areas and allegations that some trawlers carry nets with illegally tight mesh. +Say Pounds 100,000 was invested and 25 per cent taken as tax-free cash. +Michael Carpenter, chief executive officer, recently said Kidder expected a 1990 first-quarter loss of about $25 million, reflecting losses in selling its high-risk, high-yield "junk" bonds and other risky investments to GE. +Paul A. Bilzerian, chairman and chief executive officer, took the defense electronics concern private in a $1.06 billion buy-out this year. +They cruise at 186 mph, but one engine set a world rail speed record of 318 mph. +It hasn't said what that inquiry found. +It is obvious to anyone that the general quality of consumer products of all kinds is poor, not only by comparison with those available in the West but even with the Eastern European imports that are for sale in the Soviet Union. +About 300 Protestants gathered outside the Europa Hotel before Haughey's speech. +'You're not tasting genetically-altered beer, you're tasting beer produced by genetically-altered yeast,' he adds. The brewers altered a gene in order to produce a low-carbohydrate beer, with fewer calories than traditional brews. +In campaign appearances Haig was fond of saying he had served under seven presidents and recalling his strong role as chief of staff in the White House during the final months of Richard M. Nixon's presidency. +A Tanger court on Friday sentenced 28 people to three- to five-month prison terms, and a court in Sidi-Kacem sentenced nine people to one-year terms. +It's also a nostalgic look back to the 1960s, with reams of beautiful folklore prints from the likes of Yves Saint Laurent and Ungaro. +But even journalists for China's state-run media expressed skepticism, mindful of recent rumors that the census actually found the population to be 1.38 billion or higher. +"People have become used to the poison," said Serapheim Fyntanides, managing editor of the liberal daily Eleftherotypia. +But killing that section would raise problems for the White House as well. +Wells Fargo Nikko was a beneficiary to the tune of a Dollars 600m account, but generally the sums involved tend to be much smaller as companies put their toes in the water. +Ronny Brunswijk, leader the Jungle Commando guerilla group, was arrested Monday on drug charges and was being held at an army post in the capital of Paramaribo, military spokesman Borger Breeveld said on state television. +The shootings began shortly after noon in front of the Lafayette School, when the suspect crashed his car head-on into a car driven by the victim, according to police radio reports. +In Big Board composite trading yesterday, MCA shares closed at $42.125, off $1. +Bela and I had a communications problem. +CGE, a French telecommunications concern, owned the remaining 63%. +The Federal National Mortgage Association is investing $10 million in the project, which will initially finance 600 units of rental housing for homeless and low-income people around the country. +"The forearm is used because it has two major blood vessels, one of which can be used to vascularize whatever needs to be saved," Mimoun said. +Executives from both companies say they're attempting to take advantage of the weeks of hype surrounding the game. +An index of long-term Treasury bonds compiled by Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. rose 4.03 points to close at 1435.97, the lowest level of the day. +An outbreak of hostilities after the U.N.-imposed Jan. 15 deadline for Iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait could compel the Congress to vote on a measure endorsing the conflict and, perhaps, paying for it. +Hitachi, which is a member of GE's network of gas turbine business associates, will participate in the scaling-down of GE's 159MW 7FA turbine to create the new machine, the 6FA. +Mr. Utzig says he bought the property in 1980 and 1981, but he won't say how much he paid for it. +But he declined to disclose the substance of the talks. +His strength lies in his majoritarian doctrine, which keeps the Court clear of transient group pressures and leaves most decisions in a democracy to elected legislatures and executives. +Improvements were noted in Fermenta's animal health unit, which swung to a pretax profit of 20 million kronor from a pretax loss of four million kronor a year earlier. +William D. Marohn, executive vice president of Whirlpool's North American Appliance Group, said the moves would improve manufacturing efficiency and focus on the company's major appliance businesses. +Moody's said a three-year rate-increase agreement with the state's Public Service Commission should stabilize Niagara's liquidity and debt-protection measurements. +Dexter also has interests in electronics, food packaging and medical research. +Bloodied residents, sprawled on three-wheeled pedicabs and howling with pain, are pushed up side streets. +Although a hard-line materialist, he said, he easily understood why religion was so attractive. +After a fruitless wait, she drove with her two adult children to the couple's apartment in Buenos Aires' Recoleta neighborhood, leaving the 65-acre suburban estate in nearby Olivos vacant. +Interest rates edged lower on short-term Treasury bills. +A Security Pacific spokesman said the sale would have no material impact on the results of the bank holding company. The sale is unrelated to the holding company's plans to disband its merchant bank and withdraw from certain overseas lending activities. +The airline has not laid off any more employees since then. +The Halifax house price index, which began in 1983, reached a peak of 228.5 in July 1989 -an 18 per cent rise on the previous 12 months. +His took over as prime minister on June 3 after his predecessor, Noboru Takeshita, was forced to resign because of the Recruit influence-peddling scandal. +Haughey found himself in a lot of trouble over cuts in the health service. +Estimates of the cost of developing the refuge run as high as $19 million. +Each paid $800 to cross again, but were caught and deported a second time. +The Hoover Board of Overseers, which is due to meet Wednesday, could simply declare independence from Stanford. +Morgan Stanley is already familiar with UAL because it was the airline company's longtime investment banker before being replaced by First Boston in 1987. +A Navy officer who could face the death penalty goes on military trial Wednesday on charges he fatally shot a ship paymaster and stole the $94,000 payroll. +Bouygues had no comment yesterday. Eurotunnel says it will agree to no rights issue or paper settlement with TML without consulting an extraordinary general meeting first. +Rostenkowski, D-Ill., proposed eliminating the federal deficit by freezing most domestic spending for a year, including Social Security; cutting military spending, and raising income taxes and fees on gasoline and alcoholic beverages. +They are to return to Washington on Monday. +"The Americans are way off the mark here. +The umbrella certainly protected the independence of some companies. +Federal prosecutors have conceded defeat in the government's effort to prosecute six people charged with capturing or killing wild horses and burros in rural Nevada. +Thus, organising an election is no easy task. +For him, at least, the slump a decade ago didn't cut as deep. +However, many countries now shun Romania because of its human rights record. +Bob Stewart, owner of Noyes Marine Life, said Flazey seemed to be adjusting well. +Our catalog is called `El Greco of Crete.' +He called the report self-contradictory. +He was immediately picked up by a three-car Syrian convoy and driven off at high speed. +He succeeds Daniel W. Potts, who was named vice president, finance, for GMAC's Motors Insurance Corp. subsidiary in early January. +The lines will get another workout in the Senate this week. +But after their arrival, the government said it would temporarily assign an additional 80 police officers to patrol the subway system. +Then he shouted out his resignation and charged from the session hall. +"You're getting me involved in the Texas primary, something I don't want to do," he responded. +Mr. Karalis, 51, will specialize in corporate law and international law at the 110-lawyer firm. +" "There never has been," he said. "And you can quote me on that." At a Faith No More show, there might be a few disgruntled faces amid the long hair and tattoos. +Transco Energy Co., a Houston-based energy concern, said a unit completed its previously announced sale of a 50% interest in seven energy projects for $30 million to a unit of SCEcorp. of Rosemead, Calif. +Violations of the Shipping Act or commission regulations can result in penalties of up to $25,000 per shipment. +"The fact of the matter is that organized labor is going to stand together in solidarity," said Bill Petersen, president of the Minnesota State Building and Construction Trades Council, at Saturday's rally. +Prokovfiev called Gorbachev's article last month on new ideas about Communism and perestroika "was so very necessary to the party and society and was clearly late." +In the case of the company's sterling debt the cap was fixed at about an average of 12 per cent. +He thanked Cuba, Mexico, Panama, Spain, Britain and the European Economic Community for their aid and said East Germany and the Soviet Union also promised help. +The spokesman said casualty reports were sketchy because radio contact with the Kurdish stronghold south of the Turkish border was difficult. +As an artist, Mrs. Savalas specialized in portraits "that most people described as Picassolike," Mamakos said. +Despite polls showing him behind, Burns is convinced he has a chance. +Shevardnadze made his brief comments while attending a signing ceremony for five scientific and economic agreements between French and Soviet officials and academics. +Integrated sued the Coleman company in state court in Cook County, Ill., claiming it actually owned Coleman's properties instead of a portion of their revenues. +Trading was active again in so-called country funds and in some foreign stocks listed on U.S. exchanges. +Joining the Amex, Sierra Capital Realty Trust VIII Co., a San Francisco real estate investment trust company, begins trading today, under SZH. +"The peace pact did not refer directly to the hostages, but I am sure that this agreement would help the release of hostages as quickly as possible," Berri said. +The CBS Radio division owns and operates 18 radio stations, two radio networks with a combined total of 600 affiliates, a syndicated programming service with an additional 250 affiliates and a national sales organization. +Still, it's an interesting effort. +Public Citizen, a group formed in 1971 by Ralph Nader, said in a statement that the vote "marks the beginning of the end for nuclear power in the United States. "America's love affair with the atom is over," it said. +Later, the cartel will hold a full ministerial meeting. +Other Kenyans encourage the slaughter; unable to profit from the elephants, they see the herds as mainly an economic threat: Elephants knock over trees, graze voraciously and drink scarce water. +Also, testing for specific drugs found no contamination with sulfamethazine, which is not approved for use in any food-producing animal. +After failing to thwart such speculative traders in past offerings, John Nuveen & Co. says its recently launched Premium Income Municipal Fund has "galvanized a securities-industry solution" to flippers. +Indeed, Evian has set up a special 800 number and established what it calls the Evian Hydration Center to educate Americans on the fine points of choosing a bottled water. +Chandler's investments weren't affected by last October's stock market crash, because the company doesn't own stocks and has its investments in fixed-income securities, he said. +The international effort is the latest twist in a four-year campaign that officials credit for significant growth in the state's tourist industry. +President, bless your heart, we love you." Bush gestured that he had to keep moving, but Barbara Bush hurried over and planted a loud smooch on Scott's face. +But administration officials believe they can satisfy such complaints. +They also have said they could seek a ruling by the World Court in the Hague. +The Nov. 19 induction will be telecast in a two-hour special on the Fox network Nov. 28. +The figures are adjusted for seasonal variations, such as the effect of the Christmas season, but not for inflation. +Republic National Bank of New York quoted a late bid for gold at $368.50 an ounce, off 20 cents. +The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in April that Texas officials lack the authority to take action against allegedly misleading airline ads. +Now we make the barrels from poor building steel, which melts. +The Reliability Council, formed by utility companies and comprising nine regional groups, attempts to provide a long-range industry view of the nation's electric-power needs. +Later he invoked the same provision the departed Ada used after selling her place. +"We were watching the helicopter come up the coast when something fell off," said Ronnie Ruffner. "It came from the front. +The House subcommittee on consumer affairs was scheduled to take up the issue this week but postponed action indefinitely. +We have the right to self-defense. +The board that works to attract business and industry into the state, unanimously approved contract negotiations with Benson on Wednesday. +British officials are confident that disagreement over the scale of any economic recovery package can be finessed by skilful drafting. The southern states have rejected out of hand as miserly the budget compromise proferred by Mr Major. +The latest 10year notes ended at 99 22/32 to yield 8.78% compared with 100 21/32 to yield 8.63% on Wednesday. +Guerrillas seized a U.S. Embassy employee's home Wednesday, but the family was allowed to leave the area unhurt, the State Department said in Washington. +In the quiet Pleasure Lake community, where houses and mobile homes cluster around a fish pond crowded with cypress, some neighbors had a feeling something was wrong at the secondhand Jackson trailer. +Deprenyl, a Toronto-based pharmaceutical marketing and distribution concern, currently has Canadian rights to Eldepryl, a treatment for Parkinson's disease, and has obtained rights to other drugs aimed at treating central nervous system diseases. +Austin's Comet will be observable throughout much of the Earth's northern hemisphere until the end of May, but it is not bright enough to be seen by the naked eye, he said. +The Iraqi leader was not just being nice. +A recent Commerce Department survey finds, by no coincidence, that businesses plan to raise their capital spending this year by only 0.5%. +The school's alumni include two dozen to three dozen police chiefs across the country. +I've been having too much fun living." Zimmerman was elected mayor at age 11 in this uncorporated town southwest of Houston, serving two terms after defeating two adults in the race. +The United States said it also would enact measures to improve education and worker training as a long-term investment in the quality of the U.S. work force. +In June, Oracle and Nippon Steel signed a letter of intent to form a joint venture involved in software. +By 1960 there were 200,000 and by 1990 just 70,000. The consensus is that there will be only 50,000 to 60,000 cafes left by the year 2000. Small cafes have borne the brunt of the decline. +In the meantime, more than 400 insurance companies had filed for exemption from rollbacks and the commissioner said three of the state's largest insurance sellers were among hundreds likely to win exemptions. +The type found in the North Atlantic are Black Right Whales, which have black bodies and sometimes with white areas on the belly. +"If you can imagine a 17-pound bird just bouncing all over the place and grunting for attention _ it was way too much for one arm with a puppet on it to handle," Wallace said. +But there have been few indications of what the next step might be. Some are satisfied with the modest changes made so far. +"I sound like that contrabass. +The European Commission's decision to re-open its investigation of the British Airways-Dan-Air merger will do little to allay the fears of those who worry that its competition policy is politically driven. +Ms. Gibbs' attorney, James Hely, said the ruling demonstrates Audi's liability for a design defect. +District Court Judge Francis McCaffrey had initially refused to dismiss the potential juror, Christopher Mayka, on Wednesday, despite objections from the prosecutor. +Exxon set aside $1.3 billion last year, but the company still faces more than 170 civil suits brought by fishermen and others who claim they suffered losses because of the Alaska spill. +One proposal, for example, would require restaurateurs and other employers to pay payroll taxes on the total tip income earned by employees; currently, employers are liable for tax only on the portion of tips equal to the federal minimum wage. +Poortvliet, on the other hand, had been an artist for years in an advertising agency, but happily gave up his comfortable salary in the early 1970s for the chance to illustrate children's books. +(Until recently, Yugoslavian government controls held interest rates on loans at rates far below the inflation rate). +Volume shrank to 358.7 million shares from 770.4 million the previous session. +Gibson last week announced only the gist of his ruling, saying he would give the companies involved until Wednesday to review the formal document for any proprietary information or trade secrets that should be removed before it is made public. +British Columbia's government said it picked a 250 million Canadian dollar ($197.2 million) proposal by Pacific Coast Energy Corp. to build a natural gas pipeline to Vancouver Island and isolated parts of the province's mainland. +But Schneidman said the children gave a different account. +Yesterday's fall of more than 2 per cent in Guinness shares suggests that the equity market has still not fully adapted to low inflation. +Labor groups opposed the bill. +Presser began his regime on a high note, ordering a strong public-relations campaign to counteract the effects of government investigations. +But the jury ruled against Hustler and Mr. Flynt on the emotional distress claim. +Asked about the safety of Boomerang, which also has padded shoulder harnesses, Knott's spokesman Stuart Zanville said structural experts employed by the amusement parks examine thrill rides daily. +However, Iran also said it will not withdraw its troops from its borders and called on Iranians to prepare to thwart further Iraqi attacks. +A GROWING number of tenants in England, among them companies both large and small, is falling foul of a law governing the assignment of leases on properties. +And to avoid getting caught in a selling stampede, high-yield investors must know how to distinguish the junk from the trash, analysts say. +I've run into the same obstacles myself. +Central banks of the United States, Canada and Europe seized the opportunity to sell dollars themselves, driving the currency still lower. +The strength of that revenue stream could even be sufficient to fund the bigger strategic moves. +The United States has the advantage in sea- and bomber-based nuclear weapons, while the Soviet Union has more land-based missiles. +Kovatch Corp. received a $21.7 million Air Force contract for fire trucks. +But in July last year, Cardenas polled 64 percent of Michoacan's vote in the presidential election, and his coalition's candidates took both Senate seats and 12 of the state's 13 national Chamber of Deputies from the PRI. +Perhaps mother's home-cooked lunches, grandmother's teatime baking treats or visits to the kitchen of that vanishing species, the domestic cook. +The nation's first radio "superstation" in the late 1970s, WFMT is heard across the country and around the world through syndication and satellite relay. +Already in a downslide because of recent reports of underlying economic weakness, the market was hit with more bad economic news this morning as the government reported higher unemployment in July. +The savings that result from avoiding this year's higher capital gains tax are even greater than the benefits of 1987's lowered tax rates. +"Maybe the one big mistake was deciding in the beginning to publish every detail," he said. +Merger referrals are at an all-time low. +Southwest winds over the Central Plains blew up to 43 mph at Russell, Kan., Thursday morning with visibilities briefly as low as 4 miles in blowing dust. +Communication revenue rose 7.6 percent to 725 million pounds, or $1.1 billion, while consulting revenue rose 32 percent to 248.5 million pounds, or $390 million. +The child was born in Oklahoma while Mrs. Rezaian was visiting her sister. +Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., the one-time junk bond giant of Wall Street, collapsed in February after the failure of its parent holding company, which SEC officials have complained they had no authority to monitor. +By all accounts, Reagan's role in Bush's bid for the White House has gone through an evolution in recent weeks. +Selling the properties is another option, but that too can cause headaches for private-syndication investors if Southmark can't sell them for sizeable gains. +"We cannot drill the well because we don't have sufficient industry support for it," Mr. Mitton said. +However, some investors were concerned that the latest Fed easing will reignite inflation at some point. +Milian Rodriguez said Noriega eliminated him as a middleman in 1983 by arranging to have information about his money laundering operation passed on to the DEA. +Two of the traders were suspended for two years and ordered to return $44,500 each to customers who were allegedly cheated. +Those three workers and four others either outside or in nearby buildings were injured. +A political vacuum isn't the state's only problem. +Either business takes the lead or slow-growth/no-growth citizens' revolts will be the only thing growing rapidly in our metropolitan areas. +Vietnam and Cambodia are to blame for the failure of a 19-nation peace conference on Cambodia to forge an agreement over how to end the conflict between rival warring actions, the Bush administration says. +Available frequencies are limited. +In addition, interest costs fell 39% because of reduction of debt incurred in a share buy-back program. +Ron Talley, a senior economist at Mellon Bank, Pittsburgh, expects the U.S. currency to remain reasonably firm against its Japanese counterpart but predicts the dollar will slip against the mark. +Don Dixon was the president and largest stockholder in Vernon S&L, and in six years multiplied the size of its liabilities, if not the real value of its assets, by eight. +Long ago, Indians of the indigenous Sto:lo tribe believed it held the spirits of four chiefs who were turned to stone after asking their god Xa:ls for the gift of a written language. +Would this be all you think is required to assure the success of perestroika? +In over-the-counter trading Friday, Komag closed at $12.375, down 50 cents. +But the Fed move was a small gesture, traders said. +Former Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado, who was expected to withdraw from the contest today, was picked by 3 percent of the respondents and Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee was chosen by 2 percent. +Salomon Brothers Inc. headed the underwriters. +(In U.S. dollars) British pound ....... 1.8136 1.8240 1.8360 Canadian dollar ..... 0.8128 0.8110 0.8104 (In foreign units to U.S. dollar) French franc ........ +That in turn discouraged speculation about the dollar's next move. +The court found that Panco did have legal title to its shares in Champaign and could therefore use them as collateral for a loan. +So far, nobody has been willing to take those risks. +"I'm sure there will be amicable discussions with Maine, which will prove fruitless, after which I expect we'll move to file before the Supreme Court," New Hampshire Attorney General John Arnold told The Wall Street Journal recently. +The Colombians have long held that if the U.S. market were to dry up, the cartels' production and influence would decline. +Douglas Aircraft Co. chartered a plane to withdraw its 51 people from Shanghai and two other cities. +The couples will meet for the first time at their weddings. +Northwest Airlines gave up on a plan to raise its cheapest fares this month. +It was almost back to normal," sighed a weary trader at a New York brokerage firm yesterday. +President Bush on Monday defended Salvadoran President Alfredo Cristiani and his own administration against suggestions of complicity in the murders of six Jesuit priests in El Salvador. +Olson said the state agreed with Thomas' position that the shelter services should not be considered income but was forced to go along with the federal interpretation or face sanctions. +It also settled for $5,500 or less with an undisclosed number of claimants with slightly stronger proof. +The Panama news was supportive but represented only "a blip of maybe 30 points" in heating oil's 314-point gain, said analyst Peter Beutel of Elders Futures Inc. in New York. +Another obstacle to full political agreement on the treaty _ abortion rights in a united Germany _ has not yet been resolved. +The regulators provide this encouragement by deducting against a firm's regulatory capital 100% of the value of particularly risky investments. +Singh was contacted by telephone from Amritsar, a town about 100 miles to the north of Abohar. +Daiwa has restructured by moving an underwriting division from its home office to a separate building. +"There is no hidden attempt to insinuate unification through communization and no intention to impose our ideas and system on the other side," Mr. Kang told the U.N. +The stock market didn't "seem to be damaged by the prospect of tight money," said John Connolly, a portfolio strategist with Dean Witter Reynolds in New York. +The banks, pressured by increased costs of borrowing money themselves, raised their prime lending rates Wednesday to 9 percent from 8.5 percent, nearly erasing the results of three rate decreases over the past seven months. +"We believe that such action might be considered `prior restraint' and unconstitutional by the appellate courts," Schill wrote. +State police Superintendent W.F. Donohoe said Gardner had asked the governor for state police help. "We will answer calls on a priority basis to the very best of our ability," Donohoe said. +The former senator, who retired in 1988, said he began taking a 25-milligram tablet of Prozac daily late last year. +Non-Brazilian carriers were not affected by the strike at Varig and Vasp airlines. +There follows an account of the "notorious" equation left behind unproved at his death by the French mathematician Pierre de Fermat (1601-65). +"A strike has never lasted more than two hours after I got involved," Mr. Bacow once said. +Some observers see Mr. Gottlieb's appointment as potentially beneficial. +But unless that review increases the rate of return on the UK gas business, a re-rating looks unlikely. +He predicts the economy will expand this quarter at an annual rate of "only a little over 1%." +It could not predict when the drug might be launched. The approval is for the injectible version of the drug. +LyphoMed also said it was closing a second plant in Orlando, Fla., for three months while it attempts to clear up quality-control and record keeping problems there. +Before the end of the decade, and the wind up of the CNT, Wrekin will have acquired the skills of parenting. +Bush aides speculate that Labor's Dole, who's had little impact, may run for the Senate if Jesse Helms retires. +"It was a private meeting, and we will have no further comment," she said. +A minimum of $250 million of the 19 percent notes had to be tendered for the proposal to go through, Bechtel said. +Snake owner Thomas M. Thorton, 26, reported Sunday night that his pet boa constrictor had slithered away. +For people much over the age of 75, the annuity payment should outstrip the mortgage repayment costs, but take professional advice before doing this. When you are putting together a complex financial package. +Bridgeport's petition is a bid to enlist court help in renegotiating labor contracts with city workers, municipal finance experts say. +An override requires two-thirds approval by both houses. +Cecilia Lopez, a spokeswoman for the Nicaraguan Embassy in Washington, called the violence "an isolated incident" and said the opposition has held more than 50 peaceful rallies since campaigning began. +(32) "Family Ties," NBC, 15.2. +He asked: 'Is it not truly misleading to call it independent?' Sir Anthony Battishill, chairman of the board of the Revenue, said there was no intention to mislead the public. +Nicholas Heymann, a Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. analyst, noted that Westinghouse allowed the division to shrink in size in recent years. +In fact, it wasn't sport, it was art-theater to be exact. +Although the Danish government had indicated that it would like to hold another referendum in May 1993, that was by no means a certainty. 'If everybody waits until everybody else has ratified the treaty, it will never be done. +And most years, the government fixed the price of sugar bought by the alcohol producers above world market levels. +Such an outcome would be a setback to Procordia's long-term plans. But Mr Jan Ekberg, the company's newly appointed chief executive, insists: 'If we run Procordia in a professional manner, Volvo will support it and be satisfied. +A year ago, the gap was nearly 1 1/2 percentage points. +The calculations are complicated, but the graph shows how yields fell as traders rushed to buy the issues. +Some Newmont shareholders agree. +Corporations, institutional investors and other financial institutions often leave orders with banks to buy or sell currencies automatically at specific levels. +As one U.S. speaker put it: "There are wide differences in our perceptions. +Peggy O'Crowley of The News Tribune in Woodbridge and Perth Amboy, N.J., was the winner in the category of newspapers with a circulation under 100,000 for a series on the Perth Amboy school system. +Scalia did not specifically discuss abortion in his talk, focusing instead on his belief that judges should not engage in public debate. +The move is further proof of L'Oreal's eagerness to assert itself as the world leader in the field, French analysts observed. +The plebiscite could be as early as March 13, coinciding with the nationwide election of mayors. +The transactions are scheduled to close June 30. +GM, meanwhile, saw its share drop to 33.6% in the month from 34.8% a year ago. +A company spokesman said Hyundai dealers in the U.S. have about two months of inventory, so for now, they likely won't be affected by the strike. +The executives would not say if the vote would affect their decision on where to relocate a proposed credit-card operation, Mariano said. +At the same time the unfinished business - which could not be settled in the final stage of the Uruguay Round negotiations - has to be concluded. +The company confirmed that it has been buying its shares in recent days, but it didn't disclose the quantity of its stock it has purchased. +"Intel now has an almost monopolistic control of the core technology for office workstations," he says. +British Airways' packages, which include air fares from the UK to Paris, range from Pounds 83 a person per night to more than Pounds 100. Euro Disney says it expects visitors to stay for a shorter time than European guests at its US theme parks. +"We're talking billion-dollar businesses here," says Charles Many, the Brussels-based president of Nynex's international operations. +About 8,500 people, mostly Sinhalese civilians, have been killed in the Tamil guerrilla war and massacres since 1983. +Mr. Burns gathered up a bagful of blazers, slacks and underwear, charged them to the customer's account and met the man's car outside the store for the handoff. +The spokesman said investigators were trying to determine why the alarm went off. +He might have added that similar enthusiasm had been shown only slightly earlier for floating exchange rates and monetary targets. +Occasionally, with franchisees who have taken a second mortgage on their house or invested their life savings in the store, it is difficult to convince them that giving away $2 worth of rentals will pay off if the customer comes back. +Sharp, the Japanese electronics company, will provide capital to expand manufacturing capability and a research capability to advance the technology. +He wouldn't name them, saying they're employed elsewhere and don't plan to jump to First City until the recapitalization is completed. +Sometimes the Latino rhythms would attract people to the tiny dance floor. +"I go home with high hopes," Byrd, D-W.Va., said Tuesday at the end of another long day of repeated conferences on and off the Senate floor. +"I think it's a good solution," said Zahi Hawass, the archaeological adviser to Egypt's Minister of Culture who drafted the compromise. +So the researchers fed the termites various molybdenum and tungsten compounds to determine the role of these metals. +'I spend 12 or 14 hours a day designing buildings, so I don't want to do that in my spare time. +Topping the list are "handling, stability, rollover characteristics." +The decision was at least a symbolic victory in the courts for Texas Air, which has lost several important decisions to the unions this year. +MILTON F. CAPPS Washington Readers trying to reduce cancer risk in their own families deserve to hear about a very different estimate from Bernard Cohen's (Letters, Dec. 11) of the cancer deaths from medical and dental X-rays. +Gilliam was a deputy assistant secretary for community development at HUD and considered one of Pierce's most trusted aides. +The sky-blue and white national flag was hung from windows and balconies of thousands of high-rise apartments. +At least 30 people were indicted. +Ralph Acampora, a technical analyst at Kidder Peabody, said that three consecutive days with more than 1,000 declining issues on the Big Board usually indicate that an uptrend has been snapped. +An aide, Jimmie Powell, said that "to the extent you can manage pesticides for their leaching ability, it could be a reasonable proposal" to let states make detailed, area-specific management decisions along the lines EPA is proposing. +Banco de Bilbao launched a hostile bid for Spain's second-largest bank, Banco Espanol de Credito. +These were registered by the Office of Fair Trading. +A retirement home and other residences on the east side of Sedalia and several other small communities were evacuated. +U.S. sales rose 14 percent to $399 million in the period. +"Perhaps the most important thing about this resolution is not its specific language, but what it symbolizes as a new beginning at the United Nations _ a new spirit of constructive cooperation," said a joint U.S.-Soviet statement. +First, the decision makers closest to the issue are likely to have the best information with which to make decisions. +The Duke tells Perpetua that she must try to use longer sentences. +Oregon's traditional unkindness to front-runners could give Michael Dukakis pause and Jesse Jackson encouragement as they head west for the next primary on the long campaign trail. +The program, however, has had problems with cost overruns. +It was in New York in 1959 at the beginning of the folk music boom that the Tom, Paddy, Liam and their friend Tommy Makem formed their group. +I'm a big supporter.' KPMG, J. Sainsbury, Marks and Spencer and National Westminster Bank - and the Benefits Agency, Royal Mail and the Inland Revenue in the public sector -are among organisations that support Volunteering. +The acquisition of Heublein, which would raise Grand Met's debt-to-equity ratio to more than 100% from less than 50%, would seem to stave off most bidders. +"We are by far and away the most experienced group in oil spill response worldwide. +Moore has countered that he was prosecuting drug dealers while Anderson was in Washington serving as nothing more than Lott's right-hand man. +It is only 870 ft, but you climb up a path that used to be one of the oldest roads on the island. +Consumer spending accounts for about two-thirds of U.S. economic activity and retail sales are considered a key indicator of spending trends. +Heber also is being held on bond. +It's unfortunate a lot of black musicians have to go to Europe," he said. +"If they got sleepy, I poured a lot of coffee," recalls Mr. Reisman. +But the IMF credit, a interest rate and foreign aid - to be discussed at a special meeting in Canada next week of the Group of Seven industrial nations - would help offset the devaluation. +In the Common Market, subsidy costs are so high they threaten the financial stability of the 12-nation compact. +As the government's investigation continues into influence-peddling by consultants on Pentagon contracts, the ethics project has been called a failure by some in Congress, who say contractor self-governance should have prevented the alleged abuses. +The flight carrying Calero and the other leaders was delayed by more than four hours. +Chairman Lee A. Iacocca will lead a campaign to raise $40 million for his alma mater, Lehigh University. +The moisture probe that farmer and cattleman Jerry Porter poked into the central Kansas wheat field sunk only a couple of inches and brought up dust instead of damp, compacted earth. +Brown, who agreed to cooperate with prosecutors, could get up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine on one count of corruption. No sentencing date was set. +Solo Inc. experts have developed a 10-step maintenance checklist that can be performed with a few standard tools and a little spare time. +Several senators today criticized airline deregulation and the rash of mergers it has spawned, complaining they have given large air carriers monopoly power in some parts of the country and resulted in higher fares but less service. +As a result, competition is heating up. +Kenyon has not said what he plans to do about the June 5 election. +Reduced farm subsidies by the industrialised world, particularly for oilseeds, could help encourage the substitution of new crops by stabilising world prices. But Gatt members found much to praise when they discussed the report yesterday. +Instead of accepting the tender offer, the Federated directors decided on a restructuring that could include retaining Federated's department stores and selling its other assets, the company said. +Others were more positive. +While Chips & Technologies is selling the BIOS as a commodity, he contended, Phoenix has an edge because it is using its BIOS and engineering expertise to help customers design new personal computers. +Rupert Garcia's "La Virgen y Yo" (himself an agnostic black shape hanging upside down, confronting the blurred sacred image) implies more by saying less. +"It's really a terrible situation," Greene said. "I have a lot of respect for the military and the reserves." +But those maneuvers, which were blasted as a political stunt designed to rescue her campaign, caused a wave of defections from within her ranks. +But there are many constraints on these investments. +For about 10 years, scientists have used DNA testing to establish paternity and to research genetically related diseases. +"It's a major nightclub. +Solidarity will have 12 votes on the Council of Ministers because Mazowiecki is also a member. +But he said afterward "the important thing is that during these 60 days there is compliance with what has been agreed upon." A 60-day cease-fire signed March 23 went into effect Friday, and the Defense Ministry reported no violations as of Sunday. +The sale of Electrolux takes Sara Lee out of the consumer-durables business. +But it was an upstart center-left coalition led by PRI-defector Cuauhtemoc Cardenas that loosened the PRI's tight grip on power in Mexico for 59 years. +Kenya has been a one-party state since 1982. +When old-style owners began selling their papers to big corporations, a power gap emerged. +It also helps to be real fast on your feet, said Hasselbring, one of the nation's estimated 300 commercial buffalo producers. +I never thought of doing anything else.' What did your parents say? 'They didn't say anything. +The results of the current study are "very similar" to estimates of pre-bid market activity for samples covering 1962 through 1980, the study noted. +Volume was better than it has been for several days, with 239.6 million shares changing hands by midday, compared with 226.8 million shares at the same time Thursday. +The sober-tied veterans of the LDP will spend longer in the opposition benches than they had ever imagined. +The common amenities take time. +The Brew House at the Iveagh Bequest, Kenwood House, Hampstead, London. +Declining prices for computer hardware prompt more arts organizations to go online. +The outlook for most of the country is for below-average temperatures for the next month or so, according to the National Weather Service. +Mr. Shaw could pass regulatory scrutiny, maintains executive vice president Robert Beisenherz, "but in the current regulatory climate we'd rather not fight that battle." +The report turned out to be false, but police discovered the group of adult aliens, mostly from Brazil, and notified the INS, Fox said. +His hair is more blond, and at 42, he is 22 years younger, but Fred Lewis looks enough like Newman to be enjoying a lot of attention. +There are scores of little-known scholarships, and financial need often isn't a factor. +BTR's offer for the shares it doesn't already own has an indicated value of $177 million. +Along the New England coast, Bush announced a delay that administration officials already had signaled. +Guests would be lowered in a steel cage into a tank full of sharks. +Big rental fleets are already shipping some of this year's models off to dealer auctions now that snowbirds are returning the cars in places like Florida and Arizona. +Shamir says the election's purpose is to choose Palestinians to negotiate peace. +Mr. Peres's Labor Party appears more vulnerable than Likud, because the Labor-allied Histadrut trade union federation owns or controls many of the ailing industries, chief among them Koor and the nation's largest insurance company. +A majority also had no objection to deliveries being restricted to one a day. +Some economists who track capital goods expect business investment to provide one of the strongest elements next year, helping push the economy through another year of expansion despite sluggish consumer spending. +John Carl of Everett, Wash., who piloted Continental Flight 38 from Tokyo to Seattle. +"When I grow up, I'm going to be one," he quipped. +Meanwhile, a naval base in Ciudad Bolivar was bombed and fired upon by unknown attackers, but damage was minor. +But the chances of a big pick up in inflation before the October 3 contest is slim and many Brazilians, including most of the 33m illiterate and semi-literate voters, may ignore the weekend's incident. +"I don't believe the Turks have anything to do with the incident even though the letters were in Turkish," Khojah said without elaborating. +As they parted after a two-hour White House session, a deadlock was apparent. +He said the agency received "boxloads" of material from the industry. +A measure of his aptitude for conciliation and avoiding controversy is that he held three of these posts under Richard M. Nixon and emerged unscathed by any of that administration's notoriety and scandal. +Ladd Anthony of Cleveland was indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly agreeing to accept $2,000 from Waclaw Pietrzykowsky for helping get a friend of Pietrzykowsky's admitted to the veterinary school, FBI Special Agent Marshall Sullivan said. +An investigator who would not be identified by name said Stuart's car was examined by the city crime lab and that the angles of the shots appeared consistent with Stuart's account. +But for individuals who buy much smaller amounts and care less about relative performance than in preserving what they have, that margin is meaningless. +Other ferries would be making the short crossing roughly every two hours until 9pm. +"You just can't do such things all at once," he said. +The government is hoping depressed domestic demand will limit inflationary pressures. Yesterday, the industrialists' confederation, reported production down by 5.1 per cent this month on last November. +However, Fitzwater disputed their account. +Fully 49% of 200 responding families said they never saw the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration's citation or investigation report, 37% didn't know they could see it, and 17% of those who saw a report had to pay for it. +Of the seven, four have offers for a total of about $17.5 million, and three will go on the block. +Super 301 was employed reluctantly by Mrs Carla Hills, the then US trade representative, in 1989 and 1990. +Yet every constructive act contributes to its growth; every omission impedes it. +Leon Oistad, Durenberger's campaign manager, said Humphrey's announcement speech was "riddled with distortions" about Durenberger's record. +A suspension has been unanimously recommended by the exchange's board. +It is really something. +The Labour party should not take the next general election for granted.' By the time Mrs Currie agreed to interviews she was in better humour. +At election time, he says, the Liberals try to outbid the New Democrats, but when they win they govern more conservatively. +It lights up a trail of lamps like a runway from his bed to the refrigerator. +Both books are competing with "Maxwell," an authorized biography by Joe Haines, political editor of a Maxwell-controlled newspaper chain, that was published this week by another Maxwell Communication Corp. unit. +"Airline pricing has become more like gaming than anything else," says Ms. Amster. +He's willing to take some chances to make money, even try something a little silly, like selling coins over the telephone. +The cast at Thursday's premiere was led by Samuel Ramey. +The machines, designed to be used in the homes of high-risk babies, are supposed to sound an alarm when an infant stops breathing, or if the monitor detects irregular heart rate or respiration. +Pray For The Others." About 75 servicemen, nurses, doctors and fellow patients cheered Polhill, who clasped his hands over his head and held his fingers high to form a victory sign. +Palestinians in Jerusalem's Old City rioted in July, forcing Israeli workers to halt digging an entrance in a narrow side street off the Via Dolorosa, where tradition says Jesus carried the cross to his crucifixion. +Municipal Court Commissioner Richard Grey ordered Hilbert jailed when he couldn't post the bond on new misdemeanor charges. +Cordovez is due in Islamabad on Friday. +There is a separate, more intrusive verification procedure for facilities that are known to be capable of producing chemicals for arms. +Women from Kela's dance troupe provided food trays and joined him for entertainment in the evenings. +About 400 people and four helicopters have been searching for more victims, state security coordinator Jose Carlos de Saracho said. +The smelter would have used up almost all the existing power capacity, so it was proposed to extend the grid to Yanbu. +In its ruling, the three-judge panel said the attorneys must tell the grand jury the source of their legal fees, the amount of the fees and the names of anyone at least partly responsible for paying them. +Rafsanjani said Khomeini told him to "`try to promote your relations with your big northern neighbor' and we will follow this policy drawn by the imam." Iranians refer to Khomeini as their imam, or spiritual leader. +But after four days on the cup, her heart unexpectedly began to revive. When they removed the device three days later, her heart looked pink and normal. +The other 5,000 have already been assigned to people approved last year for admittance to the United States. +Anap won again in 1987 and Mr Ozal progressively turned his energies to foreign policy. He was admired if not liked by the political establishment. +The 4 percent increase, which will show up in the Jan. 3 benefit checks, followed a 4.2 percent increase which took effect last January. +With a rise in visibility of born-again Christianity, total Bible sales grew 10% or more annually from the late 1970s through 1983; annual sales included an estimated 15 million commercial copies by 1984. +Angie Liberace testified last week she was "penniless" and had to live off charity. +Others were waving placards. +He charged that the Center for Science in the Public Interest had distorted those findings in order to get more publicity. +How do I know this check is good?" +Burt Reynolds is putting his mouth where his money is with more appearances on the syndicated game show he helped create, "Win, Lose or Draw. +He had applied to fly the Atlantic, but was refused because the plane, carrying 330 gallons of gasoline and five gallons of oil, was deemed too heavy to be safe over the ocean. +They will also have a long wait for the benefits, though that is not to say they will not come. +Mr Quinn, who has worked at Granada Television for 27 years, originally in personnel, chaired an ITV committee that drew up the rules for a new ITV network. The rules are being considered by the Office of Fair Trading. +"The company is basically doing no business right now," he says. +The hospital broadcast radio warnings for anyone who drank white rum the last three days to go immediately to the hospital for tests. +Green said he had been advised not to comment. +"The Adventures of Oliver and Toes," for 8-year-olds, provides a neighborhood tour for players who encounter various animals in urban environments on their way. +Many students and even some teachers have come up with the wrong answer, but all love the promotion, he said. +Seligman, an investment firm that manages about $7 billion in assets, declined to disclose the terms of the purchase or the reason for the recapitalization. +The upfront commitments will still be major, he says, because the networks only offer "guarantees" of the number of viewers on upfront buys. +The discount retailer is being hurt by heavy debt and stiff competition. +Of course there is still a week left for a deluge, but nothing can take away the 224 hours of sunshine so far. +U.S. officials said they took the action because Arafat was tied to terrorism. +Compacts and mid-sized cars gain popularity as baby boomers graduate to more upscale vehicles. +Already this week, several political parties announced their formation. +If a landowner balks, authorities can spray the property and add the costs to the owner's tax bill. +This could ease Gorbachev's authority problems by enlisting the republic presidents' aid in carrying out Kremlin decisions. Recently, many republics have rejected orders from the central government. +The system protects farmers from the full impact of foreign-currency fluctuations. +There is always a shortage of good houses to sell in such a settled county where people live near their jobs, as they have done for ages. +The Security Council has met outside New York only twice: in January 1972 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to discuss African matters, and March 1973 in Panama City to discuss the Panama Canal. +It also affirmed a single-D rating on senior subordinated debentures of General Defense and its Hamilton unit, which previously had defaulted. +The casino plans to enter into a "prepackaged" bankruptcy agreed to by bondholders and leave Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection by spring. +Tennenbaum said the Desert Inn's well-known name might be used at a chain of hotels. +Hundreds of companies sought to boost investor confidence and sagging stock prices by announcing they would repurchase shares in the marketplace. +Government spokesman Friedhelm Ost said the U.S. information "indicates a number of German firms as well as companies from several nations made deliveries for the Libyan chemical plant," but officials found no evidence to warrant prosecution. +Nine former employees of the Iranian Embassy will be deported if they do not leave Britain voluntarily within 10 days, a government spokesman said today. +The truculent former Reagan administration secretary of education moderated one of the sessions and had some "feisty" exchanges with New York Gov. Mario Cuomo and other Democrats over defense spending. +"Hundreds of census tracts in low-income America did not receive a penny in mortgage loans," she said. +He served until May, when he was replaced by army Gen. +Party sources have said privately they envision a system where 60 percent of the seats would be reserved for the party and its allies, and 40 percent to independent candidates linked to the Roman Catholic Church or Solidarity. +'They hadn't become aware of his tricks. +Gorbachev and Casaroli shook hands in the meeting room in the Council of Ministers building in the Kremlin and then sat down at a table with Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze and interpreters. +She suceeds C. Everett Koop, who stepped down in December, in the nation's top health post. The surgeon general is the head of the Public Health Service. +Coughlin's office had no figures on whether other states have laws similar to the one struck down in New York; Langone said he thought about a dozen other states banned marriage for lifers. +Democrats _ Annunzio, N; Bruce, N; Collins, N; Costello, N; Durbin, N; Evans, N; Hayes, N; Lipinski, N; Poshard, N; Rostenkowski, N; Russo, N; Sangmeister, N; Savage, present; Yates, N. +No, they're not talking about chemistry experiments. +Peter Enderlin of Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. said he cut his estimate of Xerox's 1990 earnings to $4.90 from $5.10, excluding write-offs, and is maintaining his "hold" rating. +Wagner and Brown that could push them toward the takeover world's big leagues. +About 73% of the 392 firms reporting for the quarter were profitable, the exchange said. +Democratic officials see Dukakis, Gore and Jackson as the leaders. +He estimated that Time Warner's 1992 per-share earnings, after taxes and interest payments, plus depreciation and amortization would total $11 a share, compared with $15 a share before the new stock was issued. +As a major promoter of the sport, Brunswick plans to be a principal sponsor this summer when bowling is rolled out as an exhibition sport in the Olympics. +The blaze caused an estimated $1 million damage to the wooden church, where Bray had been pastor for three years. +'A lot of people who buy these shoes may never practise the sport,' says White. +American Airlines chief executive Robert L. Crandall is no soft-hearted corpocrat sitting atop a bloated, underperforming enterprise. +Net on a current-cost basis, which excludes inventory gains or losses, totaled $879 million, but in terms of the British pound, net increased 9%. +A generation of Americans has grown up without realizing the sacrifices made by the nation's veterans, members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were told in memorial services Sunday. +There are also plenty of 'electronic organisers' on the market, but these appeal only to high-tech gadget fans. None the less, Apple faces some significant challenges. +"They're in much better shape," says Ms. Hirsch, who in November added Paychex to Shearson's list of stocks recommended for purchase. +But without the cable companies, it will be difficult for him to add a critical mass of new subscribers. +Gillon is survived by his wife, Susan, and a son. +Kemp said local police and public housing authorities should issue photo identification cards to residents of federally supported housing projects so that legitimate residents can be distinguished from outsiders. +Most callers offer information but refuse to testify in court, said Capt. +However, the court added that land titles acquired under accepted law since European settlement should not be disturbed. +According to some people familiar with the proxy fight, the timing of the announcement of the buy-back acceleration may be connected with the hotly contested battle between Gillette and Coniston Partners. +In 1971, the International Fund for Concerned Photography mounted an exhibition of Vishniac's photographs that included his scientific work, such as polarized light shots of microscopic creatures. +It is widely expected that the current ratio of eight cinema seats per 1,000 population will improve in the near future. Moreover, the video onslaught, which had become the bane of the business during the 1980s is no longer the menace it used to be. +South Korean prosecutors arrested two senior officials of Hyundai Engineering and charged them with paying a group of men to kidnap a labor organizer. +But in the interim, bond yields may dip to 9.4% before resuming their climb this year, he said, adding that yesterday's bond rally was largely a "technical correction." +Preservationists say Manassas is just one of many national-park sites endangered by encroaching development. +Most also provide the facility to send and receive faxes direct from the screen. Currently most portable modems, including PCMCIA card modems, are designed to be plugged into a telephone wall telephone socket. +Mr Huw Davies ceases to be chief executive of HTV Cymru/Wales to concentrate on his duties as group director of television. +A U.S. Navy diver was killed. +The bank says there was a risk there, too, because one of the holders was involved in separate litigation that could have driven him into personal bankruptcy, again posing the potential for later reversal of Bankers Trust's payment. +Several computer makers are investigating a new technology that allows one machine on a network to tap into the brains of other computers that are switched on but aren't being used. +So Ritter discussed a new identity with Loken, who called Duval, parochial vicar of St. James Roman Catholic Church in Jamestown. +Two federal agents also stood in the Standard & Poor's 500 stock-index pit at the Merc for a few months, but so far no stock-index futures traders have been indicted. +He told police he was on a mission of revenge against the IRA and was charged with those three killings and three other sectarian slayings in the past four years. +They say the files should remain on what was once East German land and be made available to the public. +It would appear, said the analysts, that McCrory had ample funds with which to make the payments. +The council, the Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee, met in Chandigarh, the capital of Punjab state about 150 miles north of New Delhi. +He calculates that Mexicans pay for $370,000 worth of tortillas a year that they never see. +But, he says, he can't condone Mr. Goode's role in the 1985 police bombing of a house occupied by the radical group known as Move. +In June 1986, workers at the company's Queens kosher meat-processing plant went on strike, and Mr. Pines says the company temporarily lost 40% of its meat business. +Once the ransom was paid, they were murdered, along with the others. In Bolimow, two families - 11 people - had hidden in a bunker that they had built and furnished near the river Rawka. +The dollar began its trading day in Tokyo with a fall to 142.10 Japanese yen from 142.40 yen at Monday's close. +Pope John Paul II today appointed bishops for Portland, Maine, and Boise, Idaho. +The emphasis on market share is evident at Daikin Industries Ltd., Japan's biggest maker of industrial air conditioners. +In San Francisco, which this year has the longest ballot in California and possibly the nation, the registrar of voters threw up her hands and quit three weeks before Election Day, warning of "electoral gridlock" at the polls. +Nothing would be more dangerous than to enter into an exhaustive reworking of our budgets and programs without first attempting to understand the threats and challenges that are likely to shape that future world. +The policy also calls on the president to appoint a high-ranking official to oversee the government's drug policy and reduce rivalry among drug-fighting agencies. +Those rubles and kopecks are of considerable interest to the West. +Newspapers said the woman told police the heroin was to be delivered to a different man. +Independence supporters took control of Lithuania's parliament in recent elections, and the republic declared itself independent on March 11 after five decades of Kremlin rule. +Jonathan Harris, chairman and md of CARLISLE GROUP, is to be one of the private sector representatives. +Plants don't care how old you are. +Iran still occupies land east of the battered city. +"I believe this case comes down to whether this state desires to enhance the educational opportunity of students living in poor urban areas," he said. +Besides the current unsettled television contract, the league is struggling with other problems: an unresolved collective-bargaining agreement, two expansion franchises in financial difficulty, and dilemmas over free agency. +HEZBOLLAH _ The Party of God is Amal's main Shiite rival and seeks an Iranian-style Islamic republic in Lebanon. +Mr. Reid said polls show that the issue of integrity in government ranks high with the public. +The company, meanwhile, resumed negotiations yesterday with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in New Jersey. +And I got into the habit of getting slightly organised about my reading on these mini-sabbaticals. +Dulayni said he was ejected when his jet was hit, but did not give the date or location. +The researchers said they do not recommend that all angioplasty patients take fish oil, because their study was too small to be the basis of sweeping recommendations. +Shannon, one of 23 members of the Training Council, said he took responsibility for his own role in a chain of command that ignored warnings of trouble. +Interest rates rose further in August and September. +Rock singer John Fogerty spent two days on the witness stand during his plagiarism trial, much of it with guitar in hand, setting several jurors to swaying in their seats as he played a series of his hits. +"I would be very surprised if there proved to be an attack on Grand Met in that way," said David Henry, a London-based brewing analyst at Prudential-Bache Securities. +"Love must grow slowly," she tells the crowd, "but marriage should come quickly." +He declined to give a specific estimate. +Mrs. Mann recently appeared in a program on foreigners living in Lebanon screened by the state television. +Treasurers can no longer feel comfortable with large exposures to foreign currencies, even within supposedly fixed-exchange rate systems. Companies are 'suddenly much more aware of the risks. +With such gains, the carrier believes it can afford to raise some prices. +Scherer spokeswoman Jayne Colombo said the board could meet as early as today. +People considered mentally ill account for 28 percent of the homeless. +Prior to 1987, when the rules were first tightened, generic companies could apply for manufacturing rights within two or three years of a drug coming on the market in exchange for a modest royalty fee. +This year, however, Nebraska's crop already is 98% planted, while Illinois corn is 96% planted. +October 1987 _ A survey conducted by Geneva University Professor Marek Sliwinski for Gallup Pakistan estimates that more than 1.2 million Afghans have died in the war. +His aides acknowledged last month that he withdrew support for the guidelines at the request of the White House. +Shultz said the Palestine National Council, the legislative arm of the PLO, had taken some "significant" steps during its recent meeting in Algiers. +Indeed, the government has since reported that the overall economy, as measured by the gross national product, expanded at a modest 2.2 percent annual rate from July through September, down from a 3.2 percent rate in the first half of the year. +Both it and his second LP, "Loving Proof," were million sellers. +The others are managed by another subsidiary, Whitehall International Inc., which makes over-the-counter health care products and toiletries. +Now, I've often said that genuine welfare reform must be geared to making people independent of welfare, and that means, among other things, that those who receive welfare must be required to work. +Technology and energy stocks were two active sectors of the market yesterday. +The danger is not so much that the government will absorb all available institutional funds - life companies have an appetite for corporate bonds which yield a little more than gilts. +South Africa's political analysts call it a "revolution of raised expectations." +A Standard Oil spokesman said Alaskan crude oil prices currently are averaging on a contract basis $15.25 delivered at the Gulf and $14.25 on the West Coast. +Theater troupes perform satirical plays about his tenure. +"Likewise, it is important that we not unnecessarily jeopardize the international leadership position we have built up through years of cooperative government and private investment," he said. +These two strategies linked the stock, futures and options markets and helped drive up the prices of all three. +S&P says the reaction to its new service has been extremely favorable. +I'm going to do my very, very best." But Dixon, in response to a question, said Phelan would not be authorized to go beyond the scope of the six-count resolution of inquiry unanimously adopted by the panel on June 9. +Communist Party members opened a regional conference Saturday amid mounting protests provoked by a party leader critical of some reforms, the state CTK news agency reported. +The country has been in a recession since the April-June period of last year. +A Pan Am 727 left London early Thursday for Scotland carrying airline representatives, British Department of Transport officials and a Boeing technical representative to assist in work at the crash site, said airline spokeswoman Pamela Hanlon in New York. +Syria and the Soviet Union also have Kurdish enclaves. +The summer doldrums began to set in last week as the network schedules filled with reruns. +NBC News and the Wall Street Journal said its nationwide survey completed Saturday night showed the vice president with a lead of 48 percent to 43 percent _ an erosion over two weeks ago. +Page 10 German and Japanese economic forecasts Page 9 Gilts Page 13 Currencies Page 15 London stocks Page 24 HEAVY two-way business in the FT-SE futures contract provided the feature of the derivatives markets yesterday. +Automobile sales, a major component of retail sales, dropped 0.6 percent after a 1.6 percent decline in April. +No guns, no knives, no cops. +The expert was called after prosecutors indicated they wanted jurors to hear Hazelwood's voice on a tape made on the Exxon Valdez's trip into Valdez, before the tanker went aground March 24 on the outbound trip. +Besides, Timotei's daily-use concept hit the U.S. about five years late. +The Senate approved the measure, a compromise between competing House and Senate versions, by a voice vote and sent it to President Reagan, who is expected to sign it into law. +The stock market put together a moderate gain today as traders studied the latest data on the state of the economy. +If none is planned, ask for permission to see the property beforehand. +SAS and Swissair said they will feed traffic into each other's routes to and from the Middle East, Africa and the Indian subcontinent. +This deal would give Tesco a larger presence in Scotland at a single step, without adding to industry capacity. +It is a measure of the success of the private sector so far that it has absorbed almost all workers displaced by privatisation. +Declining issues outnumbered advancing ones in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed shares by about 4 to 3, with 975 stocks down in price, 749 up and 279 unchanged. +All five current and former Democratic presidential candidates agreed to urge the president to attend the Rio summit and to demonstrate US leadership on global warming. +The lawsuit alleges that, through mismanagement, the company was "statutorially insolvent" as early as 1981 or 1982, and that officers doctored financial records to hide the firm's deteriorating condition. +Nguyen endured two days of 100-degree temperatures and had only a nearly-empty container of water, a pack of cigarettes and a butane lighter when he was found. +That, in turn, would deal a blow to the stock market, which is counting on the government's privatization program to bolster its standing. +Those who bought an earlier issue of these certificates in January 1987 would have achieved a return of 64.6 per cent. +True, the reduction in payroll taxes, at a cost to the government of some FFr105bn (Pounds 11.95bn) over five years, will provide some impetus. +Vice President George Bush says he will continue to campaign hard in the Illinois primary despite a poll putting him comfortably ahead of GOP rival Bob Dole. +Traders said the figure, if it meets expectations, would be a mediocre bounce back. +Owners having trouble extending the belts are asked to return the car to the dealer for inspection and repairs if necessary, the automaker said. +But why compound the injustice by putting on top of it exterminating an innocent human life?" +And the company has continued to sharpen its focus, notably by putting its numerous oil and gas interests in Pakistan up for sale. The question is whether the re-rating should go further. +Part of the decor was a restored windmill that was a Montmartre landmark when it was still farmland on a hill above the city. +The percentage of its revenue derived from work for General Motors should fall below 50% this year for the first time since GM acquired EDS in 1984. +The production amounted to 260,000 tons in 1987. +Some avoid cold drinks on the day of a performance for fear of irritating the vocal chords. +Less public money may also be available to the candidates that do throw their hats in the ring. +The final dividend is cut to 1.93p (2.93p) making a total for the year of 3p (4p). +Diestel was confirmed as interior minister in the new government on Thursday. +On Monday, he drove her in his van to a park. +Malays in particular are migrating in increasing numbers to the cities. +The crash was bound to rekindle a debate over the dozens of military training flights criss-crossing West Germany's skies each day. +They built a large home in Greens Farms, one of the most exclusive enclaves on the Connecticut coast. +She said zinc is dangerous to fish and wildlife, and hexavalent chromium is dangerous to people and aquatic life. +Alltel Mobile Communications Inc., a provider of cellular telephone service, definitively agreed to acquire most of the assets of Cellular America Inc., Freehold, N.J. +Visiting Czechoslovak government officials said Wednesday they are appealing for U.S. help cleaning the environment, including military sites polluted by departed Soviet forces. +However, she doesn't like to be compared to other young artists such as Tiffany or Debbie Gibson. +Looking ahead, Mr. Silvia also sees the profit outlook differing substantially for different areas of the economy. Except for the still-ailing auto and computer industries, he expects "better-than-expected profits in the manufacturing sector." +At least two tornadoes touched down in southeastern Missouri, ripping roofs off farm buildings and blowing over a mobile home, authorities said. +I remember very clearly another moment, seven years ago, when, under heavy pressure, the Sandinistas also agreed to negotiate with their opposition. +United States' spending dropped to an estimated 2.53 percent of GNP, it said. +Sir, I suspect that your leader, 'Apec and Europe' (November 16), will have engendered a considerable amount of mirth among businesses and governments in Asia and the Pacific. +One amendment from the two B-2 opponents would halt production of the aircraft for one year. +Republicans _ Campbell, N; Cox, N; Dannemeyer, N; Dornan, N; Dreier, N; Gallegly, N; Herger, N; Hunter, N; Lagomarsino, N; Lewis, N; Lowery, N; McCandless, N; Moorhead, N; Packard, N; Pashayan, Y; Rohrabacher, N; Shumway, N; Thomas, N. +Immense political capital has been invested in the successful regeneration of Docklands. The Treasury insists there is no such dilemma. +That 45-year-old employee would still do significantly better buying on the outside than with this particular plan, says James A. Margolis, a Boston insurance agent. +Nancy Currier, vice president of the Transport Workers Union local representing Eastern flight attendants, said Eastern management had told the union a copy of the agreement would be sent to the unions later. +The gunmen wore T-shirts and khaki, army-style pants and carried pistols and automatic weapons, according to a witness, Moussa Al Sari, an uncle of one of the slain men. +Studious and serious, Nunn is often mentioned as a possible presidential candidate in 1992. +He's more like an accountant than a big star. +But it was erected by a few of Holly's friends, not the city government. +ConAgra reopened 12 of the closed Armour facilities with nonunion employees. +"I have double vision. +Abbey National, the most highly geared to an upturn in the housing market, lifted 5 to 331p with 11m shares traded. The principal pharmaceutical stocks were weak as US interest died away and a few stories provided an excuse to sell. +Traffic was delayed because of the crash, but the road remained open. +The medical systems and aerospace components group, is expected to report increased interim pre-tax profits of Pounds 46.5m, against Pounds 40.3m, on Wednesday. +Ciba-Geigy is interested in acquiring the company to gain a foothold in the vaccines business, while Chiron appears most interested in Connaught's production and marketing capacity, Mr. Dalfen said. +He has ties to neo-Nazi groups and is president of the National Association for the Advancement of White People. +They say they are drawn by an improved quality of life in their tiny, closeknit communities and a pioneering spirit. +Peres, meanwhile, was seeking to break a 60-60 deadlock with Likud to win a majority coalition in the 120-member Parliament, by trying to enlist defectors from Likud, Israeli media reported. +At another power plant, the Dolna Odra near Szczecin, members of the official trade union told officials they are protesting their pay, but no strike was declared, according to the state-run PAP news service. +Iran offered to storm the hijacked Kuwaiti jetliner after it was forced to land in northeastern Iran but Kuwait rejected the offer, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Javad Larijani said today. +THERE IS evidence of 'unacceptable practices' in the photocopier leasing market, Sir Bryan Carsberg, director-general of Fair Trading, said yesterday. +Bernstein's Mr. Mandle and Judah Kraushaar of Merrill Lynch also emphasized that Citicorp has made rapid progress in cutting costs and will benefit from lower deposit costs. +"If you wish to call it a confession you can refer to it as that _ but he gave a statement to the investigating detectives which would very strongly implicate himself and no others in both homicides," Blanchard said. +Shultz expects to deliver a major speech in Seoul on July 18 on expanding democracy and human rights in South Korea. +"We feel the rudder trim system is what actually precipitated the USAir accident," said ALPA representative Tom Kraemer on Monday. +He said they were en route to the demonstration in front of the confederation building. +The decline was attributed to a retreat in demand for ships, tanks and planes that resulted in an 8.5 percent decline in orders for transportation equipment last month. +Soviet citizens may see some Western-style campaigning for the first time next spring under a draft law that would permit competing candidates, television time and a campaign staff. +As the Eastern Coal strike began, a picket line was set up at the gates of the company's main coal production facility at McAndrews. About 20 miners milled about a freshly constructed picket shack. +All things Scottish including haggis by post. Highland Taste, Glenogle Farm, Lochearnhead, Perthshire FK19 8PT. +Profit for the year ended March 31 rose 55% to $31.4 million from $20.3 million a year earlier. +Israel considers the PLO a terrorist organization and refuses to talk to it. +Equity partners with Enron are General Electric and Bechtel of the US. The build-own-operate project will recoup its costs from the MSEB through the sale of power at 7.5 US cents per kilowatt hour. +Mr. Argyropoulos couldn't be reached for comment. +Yellowstone's fires are thriving on a steady diet of low humidity, high temperatures and forests baked dry by the area's worst recorded drought. +Three other Disney executives liquidated their stock holdings earlier this year, according to SEC filings. +It accuses Citibank of misrepresentation and, in the case of the SGL note, knowingly passing a 'worthless' instrument. +He indicated that cost would be a factor in determining whether to deploy it. +Company officials also contend Pickens is acting on behalf of Japanese investor Kitaro Watanabe, who they say has twice tried to greenmail them. +Since January, seat prices at the Chicago Board of Trade, bolstered by the launching of evening trading and proposed links with other exchanges, have risen 37%. +Moody's announcement was made shortly before the end of trading. +One major political end would be to quicken the increase of his already formidable military power and extend its reach. +A Portuguese air race was cancelled after a Cessna C-172 light aircraft crashed at Montargil, central Portugal, killing all four on board. +International Business Machines Corp. stock, for example, closed yesterday at $122.75 a share, well up from its Monday close of $103.25, but below its Friday close of $135. +Ades boasts a masterly control of touch and colour. +The U.S., along with Britain and Singapore, left the agency when its anti-Western ideology, financial corruption and top leadership got out of hand. +Only in Guatemala is a civil war still being fought. +Montedison, which also has interests in the energy, financial-services and retail areas, boosted its 1986 consolidated net income nearly threefold, to $247 million. +"We consider it to be the 10th driest period of record going back to 1871. +NBC's Wright said the cable ventures are "a logical extension" of what his network does. +Mr Major himself took up the theme in a recent private meeting with parliamentary private secretaries. Mrs Thatcher had it easy, they say. +It also may export machine tools to Europe from the U.S., they said. +Davies provides few fresh details about where the money went and how. +ALMOST 10 years ago Mexico declared a moratorium on debt service, whereupon the contagion spread. +U.K. operations supplied #237 million to total sales, up 23% from #192.1 million. +The FBI says it would lay off 2,700 agents and 3,500 other employees. +Religious parties more than doubled their votes, from 8.9 percent in 1983 to 19.6 percent. +There is an unlimited number of ways of producing anything: skilled workers with complicated machines can be employed, or unskilled workers with simple machines. +"Everywhere you can see there was economic activity," he says. +Mr. Lyons says a lawyer for another defendant in the case had told him privately that both defendants wanted to cooperate with the government. +A rally in London is planned for November 23 involving hundreds of luminaries, including Richard Eyre, director of the Royal National Theatre, and actors Anthony Sher and Timothy West. Every effort is being made to convince civil servants and sceptics. +The team began play Monday at noon. +The House version would also ban the planning and design work for the interchanges, work that the Senate bill would allow to go forward. +"We've already removed 2,000 tactical nuclear weapons, and it would be nice to have him go ahead and make some moves," Bush said. +In the weeks following Steinberg's arrest last year, "Hedda felt protective about Joel," Scheck said. +Mr. Lavery, 41 years old, also remains senior vice president of Merrill Lynch Capital Markets and director of its global securities research and economics division. +We better be prepared. +Both sides say politics was at the root of the case, which was to go to trial Monday. +The House is expected to vote on new TV Marti funding Wednesday. +The pattern of orders in August was mixed. +Street protests that began last month and a mass emigration of young skilled workers have prompted a shakeup in country's leadership, exacting from it promises of fundamental reform and the opening of the country's borders to free travel on Nov. 9. +The West German economy slowed to a 1.7% growth rate last year from 2.5% during 1986. +Former public sector companies and the heavy manufacturing industries are the most obvious examples of mature schemes. +American Airlines' managers believe that balance-sheet performance is inversely proportionate to service-worker happiness. +We would like to act with Europe. +The commission erects and maintains memorials honoring American soldiers. +The troops entered the residence nine days after the invasion as part of their effort to restore order. +Little is confident Shorts can improve the capacity utilisation of its autoclave (curing oven) by studying a local bakery, and that a garment manufacturer can pass on valuable lessons about managing materials flow. +'OK, maybe he does come across as a headline-grabbing charlatan sometimes but he is a bit of a charmer all right - ask anyone.' +Sihanouk's son, Prince Norodom Ranariddh, said recently that he was saddened because Thailand and its allies in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations have lessened their once-firm support for key resistance proposals on ending the war. +Meanwhile, the weekly newsmagazine Le Meilleur posted a $43,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of whose who desecrated the cemetery at Carpentras. +She believes that there will be sufficient support from other producer nations to force consumers to the table. +Global trading is exacerbating the problem. +That action was taken by the Treasury Department's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, which has control over firearms imports and requires that the weapons be suitable for sporting uses. +The 1990 military budget was the last passed by the Sandinista government, which waged a 10-year battle against U.S.-supported Contra rebels. +Initially arriving for transient work, they have brought families, built five mosques in a square-mile area of Tower Hamlets borough and opened leather shops and grocery stores filled with chutneys and mangoes. +Paul; Oklahoma City; Omaha, Neb.; Dallas; Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe; Reno, Nev.; San Antonio, Texas; San Diego; St. Lucia, West Indies; Tucson, Ariz., and Tulsa, Okla. +"They go out the door and straight to the Gulf," says Peter Aseritis, a First Boston aerospace analyst who has long been bullish on the Bethesda, Md., company. +I thought, great, no actors. Nobody knows about it. +Her mother believed education would be hard on her eyes, so she kept her at home, a substantial house where she was born Agatha Miller, the youngest of three children. +Although the proposal has some support, the Pentagon's Defense Science Board placed little emphasis on it in a report last May and Nunn himself appears to have concluded that deploying a limited system would cause more problems than it would solve. +The losses have already moved firms to take tighter control of their volatile trading operations. +Orion told Dow Jones Professional Investor Report that it didn't know who bought the block. +They just remember the good times and give thanks for the life they've had together since their marriage at age 16. +Paris-based Sanofi also said it would give Dalkon Shield claimants a chance for greater compensation than was available in the French drug maker's previous proposals. +Hanns-Henning von Sandrart, who commands more than half a million NATO troops in central Europe. +Racism is not on trial." The skinhead subculture and style of dress emerged in London in the 1960s. +Democrats do not believe that it is appropriate, proper, or wise for our political parties to attempt to influence the outcome of elections in a foreign country. +Local authorities say it could be granted in the coming months. +By sunrise Friday, subzero readings extended from the High Plains region to the Great Lakes region, the Ohio Valley and Tennessee Valley to New England. +Jaruzelski were "very interesting" but did not produce any agreement. +A passenger bus ran off a highway and plummeted more than 160 feet into a river outside this central Mexico town, killing at least 14 people and seriously injuring 26, authorities said. +But she was convicted of evading more than $1.2 million in federal taxes between 1983 and 1985 by billing personal expenses through the Helmsley business. +A community rabbi customarily has to be older than 24 and married. +In New York Commodity Exchange trading, gold for current delivery fell 80 cents to $453.30 an ounce. +Diablo appeared healthy except for an infected ear and weight loss, Marilyn Jackson said. +The House and Senate consider bills expanding the government's borrowing authority through Oct. 31 by $70 billion. +April's trade surplus, which measures only trade in goods, shrank 50 percent to $4.02 billion, the ministry said. +Deng responded by suggesting "a simple way out," the transcript said. +There will be no payment of fractional shares, the company said. +A second high school student fatally shot himself only hours after a fellow student professed his love for a girl and shot himself to death in front of her and classmates, officials say. +One of them is the Prudential, the UK's leading life insurance and financial services company and a big investor in financial markets in the UK and abroad. 'Taurus was our number one priority for 1993 but we are now re-evaluating our priorities. +Dresden-2, Morris, Ill., 1,207, 0.583. +The violence put an end to a peaceful demonstration that escalated into a confrontation and an exchange of gunfire. +Four Japanese military jets escorted the jumbo jet to Fukuoka, Defense Agency spokesman Hironobu Mizoguchi. +Democrats consider a plan to pass a separate plant-closing bill they'd deliver to Reagan around Labor Day, prompting another embarrassing veto. +During a visit to Graceland, Elvis Presley's home in Memphis, Mullen struggles earnestly to explain why he liked the Elvis movies that hipper types disdained. +The Senate must approve before the bill can go to the president. +He was being held in the same jail in lieu of $25,000 bail. +Thailand is regarded as one of the worst offenders in Asia. Unlicensed copies of Hollywood videotapes, Walt Disney clothing lines, American computer software and other products are openly sold in Thailand. +Troops loyal to President Samuel Doe and a rebel splinter group led by Prince Johnson appeared to be observing a truce that began the day the West African force landed April 24. +The results took in a full year from the offshoot, against nine months last time. Future growth, he said, depended on new technology. +"For the moment, the law says these shares are illegal." +Vigilantes reportedly killed 150 people in repeated attacks on three Kandy district villages on Friday and Saturday, apparently in retaliation for the killing of three soldiers' relatives in Kandy by Liberation Front gunmen. +In the secondary market, yields on three-month Treasury bills rose to 7.94 percent as the discount gained 1 basis point at 7.68 percent. +And here's where the potential windfall lies: Because the value residing in solvent mutuals does not belong to their depositors, it accrues by default to the benefit of the institutions' managements. +Emerging markets enthusiasts have been faced with the prospect of a nightmare before Christmas. +Revco issued the bonds to finance its $1.5 billion leveraged buyout in late 1986. +The company hasn't released financial results for 1989 but last month Amdura said that a restructuring charge to be recorded against fourth-quarter earnings would result in a "substantial" loss for the year. +Needles contaminated with the HIV virus are believed to be a major method of transmitting AIDS, or acquired immune deficiency syndrome, the fatal disease that attacks the body's immune system leaving it vulnerable to cancers and other diseases. +Greenspan told lawmakers Tuesday that the Fed has not abandoned its inflation battle as part of some deal with the Bush administration to trim the federal budget deficit. +Defense attorneys had subpoenaed records from the CIA, Drug Enforcement Administration and other agencies for evidence of payments to Noriega during the period he is said to have been a U.S. intelligence agent. +World-wide sales last year were $11.44 billion. +The background is a deep, midnight blue. +Olympic Airways, the national carrier, ordered one of its planes to turn back from the eastern Aegean island after wind and smoke made landing impossible, an airport spokesman said. +Analysts previously said the stock offering would gain attention from investors for MCA's music-related assets. +Izvestia did not give a specific date of Kolesnikov and Moiseyenko's desertions and it did not say when Snetkov was fired. +Putting together "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" appears to have been a monumental task. +Earlier in Hong Kong, gold closed at a bid of $370.35, up from $365.95. +The rebels call on other Defense Forces units to join them and say they will call elections soon. +For people who want to play a prank on a boss, she has a plan in the works to move the boss's office furniture and to another part of the building. +Economists said the report was refuted by French officials and had no impact on prices. +The headlight problem, too, was a trick. +"Black people must grasp control of their own destiny," he said. "I do know that this welfare stuff has to go." +Lockheed said it will appeal. +The ad says: "The government cited the 4.9 liter V8 as a prime example of Cadillac's ongoing product refinement." +Under pressure from Washington, Japan agreed in 1988 to increase its quota on beef imports gradually until 1991, when the import limits will be abolished. +In doing so, we hope the President will keep foremost in mind his commitment to SDI, or strategic defense. +Arriving for his seventh stop on a nine-country Asian and Pacific visit, Shultz was driven straight from the airport to the Olympic Village and Olympic Park. +"I'm really at the big spaghetti junction of life," she said. +Relatives from Edwin Hubble's mother's side also plan to attend the reunion and launch. +This "aristocracy" of senior managers thought that "whatever they'd been doing throughout the 1970s would work through the year 2000," the official adds. +The government has refused to bail out the state airline with emergency funding, saying Alitalia should provide for its own losses. +But too long a period of subsidized job search is likely to reduce the intensity with which people look for work, and to delay economically desirable relocation of workers away from areas of high unemployment to areas where they are needed. +Too often when you walk on a set, it's every man for himself." In the upcoming fall season, Hunter has been transferred from homicide to the Metro Squad, where he's teamed up with Molenski. +Fox, which currently isn't subject to the limitations that apply to networks, had been seeking continued protection as an emerging network. +He then went to a small study off the Oval Office, where he telephoned leaders of the countries in the international coalition aligned against Iraq and called the top four congressional leaders. +That compares with net income of $82,000, or one cent a share, in the year-earlier period. +A storm produced snow over the mountains of Oregon, California and Nevada. +Gains were limited by the USDA's weekly grain-exports report, which showed exports of soybeans and soybean meal lagging well behind last year's pace. +A Tenneco spokesman said Mr. Ketelson was in Europe on business and couldn't be reached for comment. +The index hit its session high of 1,852.2 at mid-morning. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, gold bullion for current delivery closed at $384.30 a troy ounce, down from $387.50 on Tuesday. +But Guerrero said the restriction does not apply to commercial lawn care companies and homeowners. +It has not, of course, been entirely immune to the ructions overseas. +A moratorium earlier this year on two-thirds of the country's foreign debt, initially portrayed as a decisive stand to ensure Brazil's future growth, has fizzled into a tentative accord with creditors that appears to change nothing. +Further growth is expected. +The former presidential adviser, who had testified that Reagan gave prior approval for arms sales to Iran, had left a note to his wife before being rushed to a hospital Monday, the source said. +Term bonds due 2022 are priced at par to yield 7.70%. +Claiborne's downbeat forecast announcement accompanied its report of record earnings and sales for the final quarter and full-year 1987. +A teen-ager accused of selling crack cocaine across the street from the White House was ordered jailed without bond Friday. +So instead of trying to drag reluctant clients to the market, bankers are bringing the market to their clients, in the form of rate-protection products. +U.S. District Judge Dennis Knapp in Charleston told wildcatters to go back to work at four West Virginia companies, but strikers have ignored Knapp's previous back-to-work orders at other southern West Virginia companies. +"Other (reform) attempts started in the nation have only dealt with funding. +Town Meeting Day is as much a symbol of Vermont as the maple sap that flows soon after, but this year's town meetings find Vermonters fearful of their state's future because farms are going out of business and open land is sprouting vacation homes. +The GAO said most of the cost would come from continuing health benefits for workers on leave, which the Dodd bill requires for any employee already receiving such benefits. +Unlike most new investment trusts, it has been operating for decades and came to market merely to float its existing portfolio, rather than raise new money. The quarter also featured a few disappointments. +He noted the inspector general's probe had begun almost a year earlier. +He cites Wal-Mart and Boeing as examples. +Because of the extra features, Compaq said its new computers will be priced higher than those of many of its competitors. +They said they were doing so because Baghdad insisted upon keeping Kuwait. +Overall, hardly a sympathetic figure. +Any further extension of state authority is meddling, CMS executives say. +As a result there is no appetite in Tokyo for international moves to manage the dollar or promote growth. +He forecast a modest recovery in demand from mid-1994. He said he was confident that Renault would remain profitable despite the protracted downturn in the car and truck markets. +The Citizens for Tax Justice study received widespread publicity when it was first released in 1984 and helped provide public support for the tax overhaul effort. +Masked guerrillas armed with guns and grenades attacked a bus carrying 31 Israeli tourists on a desert road to Cairo Sunday, killing at least nine people and wounding 17, officials and news reports said. +Sales of U.S.-made cars and light trucks by the Big Three automakers rose 2.5 percent in mid-November compared with the same time last year, makers reported Wednesday. +Robert Ballard, the oceanographer in charge of the $7 million Jason project, found the first known undersea vents near the Galapagos Islands in the eastern Pacific in 1976. +Eric A. Foretich, former husband of Elizabeth Morgan, sued Glamour and others, alleging that a Glamour article left the impression that he had sexually abused their daughter Hilary, as Dr. Morgan claims. +There were no editorials calling for the pro-U.S. +The 27-year-old Edmonton Oilers star is regarded as a national treasure, a Mr. Clean who acts as ambassador-without-portfolio for the sport he loves. +Fuel jumped from $322.3 million in the year-ago quarter to $428.7 million this year. +And since she is dependent on them for food and other necessities, her children will suffer for her misdemeanors. +The 14 top clubs, or Premier League, compete annually in the main parade. +Hearing aids haven't helped. +The postage stamp honoring the Senate will display the gilt shield and eagle suspended over the presiding officer's chair in the Capitol's Old Senate Chamber, in use from 1810 to 1859. +But these figures are obsolete because many have fled, most of them Americans of Arab or Asian extraction. +In Syria, more ground water is being used than surface water. +In turn, TWA is known to have talked to other possible buyers or partners, such as Continental Airlines. Mr Icahn added that 'alternatives' to the talks with 'USAir and others' were being evaluated. +They do not oppose him because he is unqualified; they oppose him because he is overqualified. +He says he charged "less than $10,000" for his work. +S&P said it expects a gradual improvement in interest coverage and discretionary cash flow. +It would also help if Republicans campaigned as if they really believed their principles might help working Americans. +As the gun controversy raged, someone leaked the Senate's decision to buy 35 new cars. +The ambivalence and misgivings that make the abortion decision so painful for some women "could easily be relieved by the rationalization, yes, this is a tragic thing, but some good could come out of it," Burtchaell said. +Montagna, 43, had landed the fish Sunday at the Deschutes River when he saw little Amber Blankenship slip from a rock ledge into a treacherous sinkhole. +Current Arab oil reserves plus recoverable reserves and anticipated discoveries can satisfy oil demand until 2020, said Abdul-Aziz al-Wattari, assistant secretary-general of the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries. +The interim dividend is raised to 12p (8p) to reduce disparity. +Faq spot at USDollars 1,575 and Grade 1 at about USDollars 1,650. Indonesia reports that the Lampong crop will be delayed. +But Colombian officials were embarrassed by the implication that they might have to rely on U.S. soldiers to fight their battle with drug cartels, and President Bush himself quickly tried to quash speculation that he would send troops. +The group has been blamed for scores of terrorist acts, including the December 1985 attacks on Rome and Vienna airports that killed more than 20 people. +Export-sensitive electrical, computer and car maker shares were mostly lower on a lack of news in the foreign-exchange and other international economic areas. +Ms. Tilley said she began the recall drive on other issues, such as Munoz's alleged efforts to use his position to help friends. +Will farmers avoid a repetition in the 1990s? Hanson hedges a bit, noting that there are many factors beyond the control of individual farmers: global weather patterns, multilateral trade negotiations and currency exchange rates, for example. +It is a fair assumption that the Conservatives will lose ground in the forthcoming by-elections, not to mention the local elections in May and the European elections in June. +Williamson said he decided to become a Catholic because, "I knew the world was going to hell in a hand basket." He said he "the Catholic religion is the only answer." Williamson says he plans to travel and admister confirmations and ordinations. +And because no one knows who is in charge, business, especially involving Western companies, is paralyzed. +The recent below-normal temperatures have been "fantastic as far as pollination and silking" of corn is concerned, he said. +He publicly endorsed a University of Nebraska proposal to abolish the very school of pharmacy from which he had graduated. +All of the patients, however, suffered severe complications, including strokes and major infections. +Energy Secretary James D. Watkins announced last month that he had created "tiger teams" of specialists to assess environmental compliance at all Energy Department nuclear facilities, including the nuclear weapons plants. +A 28-year-old man went silently to his death early today in the electric chair for the hammer slaying of a cashier he had romanced, then robbed, becoming the nation's 100th person executed since capital punishment resumed in 1977. +Arabs listening to radio conversations between three of the hijackers and the Larnaca Airport control tower say their accents indicate that two are Lebanese, who recite from the Koran, Islam's holy book, with Iranian inflections, and one is an Iraqi. +A "serious and substantial morale problem" afflicts the nation's 53,500 Roman Catholic priests, many of whom are overworked, lonely and sexually troubled, says a groundbreaking report by a panel of U.S. bishops. +Those were tough times for people with limited incomes, and that included millions of families. +Mason said federal health officials have always said that abstinence or a monogamous relationship with an uninfected partner are the only two absolute ways to prevent sexual spread of AIDS. +We may be federalists, those Tory voters will be told, but don't worry, you can always vote against us in a referendum. The move was opposed by several of Mr Ashdown's senior colleagues. +Police released new figures on unrest within Israel. Commissioner David Krauss said more than 1,000 protests had occurred in the last three months, including 730 in the Jerusalem area. +Like you, I realize that the widespread prevalence of abortion is a tragedy, not only in terms of lives destroyed, but because it so fundamentally contradicts the values that we as a nation hold dear. +"I figured," he said, "they were going to put something down my shorts that they did not want to fall through." A sink nearby full of strawberries, ice cream and whipped cream looked like the "something." +Doe and his confederates then set up the People's Redemption Council, which ruled by decree until 1985 elections returned Liberia to civilian rule with Doe as president. +"American policymakers look at Cambodia through an empty Vietnamese glass. +Automatic sprinklers were activated and employees helped put out the blaze with fire extinguishers as customers were hustled from the building. +Now the dollar is steady or higher, and oil prices are moving up," Hermann Remsperger, chief economist at BHF-Bank in Frankfurt, said. +Also, the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, has apparently not been united behind Cardinal Sin's moves. +"Macintosh sales continue to record strong gains around the world," said Sculley. +The FDA also said there is no evidence that vitamins, food supplements or other products taken orally retard baldness or grow hair. +The developing larvae feed on the flesh of the host, deepening the wound and attracting other egg-laying females. +Some of the softball players had been abroad a dozen or more times. +Of hunting, Kadar said once: "If you enter a wood even as much as a meter, speech stops. +Ratification will come on a separate vote. +The convictions against Dunlap and Robison were overturned on appeal in 1980 and Adamson refused to testify again unless prosecutors met certain demands, including an education fund for his children. +On Friday, during a visit to California to survey quake damage, President Bush promised to "meet the federal government's obligation" to assist relief efforts. +Muslim Slavs, who converted to Islam during 400 years of Ottoman rule, account for about 44% of the population. +An oil industry petition has prompted the Commerce Department to investigate whether rising oil imports threaten U.S. security. +"People aren't expecting any gunfire until next year now," said Thomas P. Blakeslee, an energy analyst with Pegasus Econometric Group Inc., in Hoboken, N.J. +Walt Disney World needs to borrow documents for a Constitution exhibit. +Drexel investment bankers have cooperated with the transition, which focuses on marketing the issue _ 16 million units to be priced between $22 and $25 each _ to institutional and retail investors. +But in a time of backlash against feminism, a growth industry that could send women the message that they were structurally inadequate was not to be scrutinized. +A Southeast Banking spokeswoman says at least two brokerage firms don't recommend selling the stock. +Let Europe forego a peace of tension for a peace of trust, one in which the peoples of the East and West can rejoice, a continent that is diverse, yet whole. +It doesn't have to be avant-garde, it has to meet spiritual needs." +When Ralph Stayer's workers botched sales orders, mislabeled products and even smashed a forklift into a wall, he didn't moan, he didn't groan, he just changed bosses. +There was also the television debate after Black Wednesday's ERM exit in which he admitted that he had never read the Maastricht treaty. Such mishandling can be excused and overcome in a battle against vested interests. +The FAA limits pilots to flying no more than 100 hours a month or 1,000 hours a year. +They appear to have been taking drugs or drinking. +But drugs are more treacherous, more insidiously addictive. +The 12-cent (for use on mail to the outer islands) depicts a Dornier DO228 plane used by the airlines of the Marshalls. +But count on paying around Dollars 250 per one-way trip in one of the numerous big GMC Suburban taxis which ply the route. +The company also will take a charge of $800,000 to write off costs from an attempt to get a permit to construct a solvent recycling plant in North Las Vegas, Nev. +Members of Hamas marched through the city forcing stores shut. Slogans scribbled in green paint on city walls warned merchants, "Today is a strike day, be sure you observe it." +Nearly three-quarters of the top 100 are predominantly day schools, and nine-tenths are single-sex, though some are boys' schools with girls in the sixth form. Westminster School, London, heads the list. +The exception was Mazda Motor Corp., which saw sales of its two domestically built vehicles slump 55.7% after consumer incentives expired April 10. +It's different enough to allow us to break through," says David Novak, the pizza chain's senior vice president of marketing. +However, some observers are sceptical about the amount of interest that will be drummed up in Europe, given the small number of speculative funds relative to the US market. +The British Embassy in Rome said the passenger list included seven or eight British citizens. Two Nigerians were listed among the injured. +President, the environmental groups that were very much in evidence here don't seem too happy with the results of the summit." +Based on the performance of existing homes, new home sales probably rose in October too. +"If you can't set risks, you don't have insurance anymore," Mr. Tedone said. +But efforts to work out differences in the two bills have made only slow progress. +Duffy, speaking at a Washington Journalism Center seminar, said Eastern officials have taken a "soft approach" in initial discussions with pilots and flight attendants who ended their support for a Machinists strike after eight months off the job. +Also, Saudi Arabia reportedly increased orders for jet fuel, interpreted by the oil market as a sign of war preparations. +They add that Japanese companies help speed research here that benefits the U.S. as much as Japan. +Specialists are now experimenting to work out the most effective dosage. +Development of Canada's northern gas pools "is a long way off," said Roland Priddle, chairman of Canada's National Energy Board. +On Monday and Tuesday, the central bank injected billions of dollars of reserves into the market, pushing short-term interest rates lower. +China maintains diplomatic relations with the Philippines and has consistently denied giving the rebels any material aid. +If because of the current baby boomlet, too many women give up career goals, men will also be losers. +These include oil and gas exploration and cogeneration, he added. +Forty-eight people, including about a dozen Chun relatives, have been convicted of corruption and power abuse. +Salvadoran officials have said subsequent treatment could be carried out in El Salvador. +But an anonymous telephone caller purporting to speak for Islamic Jihad, or Islamic Holy War, claimed the group is holding Waite. +There are still, however, a number of small societies which ought to attract bonus payments if they are taken over. +The Bush administration's proposal to modify a proposed civil rights bill for disabled Americans would deny them the protection given blacks, other minorities and women, critics say. +Her sister is confined to her room a few doors down the hall. +James Gaines: deputy assistant secretary of the Navy, in charge of guiding the service's procurement of certain communications equipment and several high-technology weapons systems. +The company said it would increase its heavy truck production schedules by about 9 percent and its medium-duty truck production rates by 3 percent on Monday, and was exploring other options to further expand production. +Also from Equitable Life, a $130 million mortgage for Inforum, in 1987. +Triton's aurora is created differently. +"I guess my greatest fear about Calvin Rhodes is that he's not simply an aberration but that he's a kind of character we may see proliferate around us in our lives," Medoff says. +Such a membership interest first traded at $21,000 in 1982. +In congressional ethics cases, the member in the dock often leaves with a warning to colleagues that they might be next. +(36) "Midnight Caller," NBC, 14.4. +For the first time in four months, food prices dropped, falling 0.6%. Excluding these often-volatile figures, producer prices remained unchanged after posting a 0.4% rise in May. +This will have a positive impact on earnings and provide more flexibility for financing in the future." American Optical is based in Southbridge, Mass. +There are also reservations that are just entering the picture, diamonds in the rough that are waiting to be managed and promoted into polished, valuable commodities. +In Los Angeles, minority leaders claim that gang crime was ignored until a young woman was murdered in well-off Westwood. +On their behalf, the union spokesman said, "Embittered individuals often make wild charges, but proving them is another matter." +Yesterday Mr. Wright allowed the House to vote $3.2 million in nonlethal Contra aid, but only on noting that Sandinista Ambassador Carlos Tunnermann had assured him the Nicaraguan government would not object. +In a country where 62% of the workers earn the minimum wage (which was merely sufficient in 1982), union leaders have found it difficult to support what they often characterize as a "trickle-down" economic policy. +I'm well on to other things." "I think about it every day, but I've never had nightmares," Haynes said. "I don't dwell on it." Several survivors and relatives of the victims visited the airport Wednesday. +Lewis has denied involvement with drugs and apparently has dropped out of sight since last week. +The January contract ended at $19.79 a barrel, unchanged from Monday. +Mr. Agnew's letter indicates that Consolidated Gold Fields views the British government as a possible aid in its defense against the Minorco bid. +The Swiss market, though, still looks in peak condition. +Since then, several deals have collapsed. +Continental planes made special trips to Puerto Rico to pick up stranded cruise tourists. +Two members of an Israeli-sponsored militia were killed Thursday when their armored personnel carrier hit a mine in Israel's south Lebanon "security zone," police reported. +That agenda would leave the national legislature in the dust because it does not open its session until Sept. 10. +Both animals are meat eaters who can swim underwater. +Among the items in the bags are the famed go-cups _ printed plastic cups that are part of two of New Orleans' most popular traditions, drinking and Mardi Gras. +Labor unrest mounted today as thousands of workers at the country's largest shipyard went on strike and protests continued to plague a major automaker and the state-run broadcast network. +He also held up what he described as a U.S.-made condenser, similar to those seized in Britain. +There is also opposition from bureaucrats, who fear erosion of their power, and many workers' collectives are worried about losing jobs under privatisation. +John Niederhauser, this year's recipient of the prestigious World Food Prize for his work on creating new types of blight-resistant potatoes, sits on the board of trustees of the Potato Museum. +The family also receives 210 rubles a month for child aid and maternity pay. +However, in late May of 1989, the appeals court agreed to stay the provisions limiting transfers overseas and the requirement to return assets from overseas. +Tanjug reported Mandusic said all of the miners were equipped with oxygen tanks but "in the exceptionally grave circumstances these could not be used." +When Aleut natives complained that the oil spill kept them from gathering food through fishing and seal-hunting, Exxon flew in cases of beef, chicken and diced ham. +One example of an illegal trade was a Beijing leasing firm's sale of $800,000 to a rural firm in Dalian for the apparent purpose of buying machinery; the Dalian firm resold the money for profit to eight other companies. +Here is a guide to trouble free letting: AGENTS. +Iranian exports are as much as an average of 300,000 to 400,000 barrels a day below last year's average of 1.8 million barrels a day. +The patient's destroyed bone marrow and blood system could then be reconstituted by injections of a few of the patient's own stem cells that had been extracted earlier and stored. +The federal legislation aimed at resolving the savings and loan crisis is also a matchmaker. +Indeed analysts and industry executives are becoming increasingly concerned that the longer the crisis persists, the more difficult it will be to replace dwindling product supplies. +Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari has made debt reduction the centerpiece of his new administration's policies and he has tried to woo lenders offering both economic and political reform. +The shooting has prompted criticism of the sheriff's office by some Fort Morgan residents, who said the episode epitomized the sometimes overzealous law enforcement in the county. +"I saw Terry Anderson some time ago. +In 1980, because Ted Kennedy failed to take the Democratic nomination away from Jimmy Carter, Mr. Schlesinger deserted the Democratic Party and espoused the cause of John Anderson. +The man apparently had been trying to get into the home through the chimney and became stuck, said Sid Stell, a spokesman for the Midwest City Police Department. +With a company-specific RIP you can derive your own projection. Warnings These have been toned down. +The rising dollar was the major factor behind gains in Frankfurt, brokers said. +American country music in general finds its strongest following in the U.K. in the Celtic regions. +Police arrested the presidential candidate of the major opposition party, Abdoulaye Wade of the Senegalese Democrafamily said Monday night. +Why do you spend a billion dollars on something you think is a fantasy and a fraud? I will fully research it, go forward as fast as we can. +"Those terms, while they are slang, are like calling folks in the United States `Yanks'," he said. +Just who will make the elite list of 300 Alzheimer's patients and how they will be chosen will be interesting and somewhat frightening to watch. +Furniture, plants and a rug had been moved around and there were dirty dishes in the sink, he said. +In repertory at the Cottesloe Theatre, South Bank. +The same model is responsible for most of the economic misery in the Third World, thanks to the International Monetary Fund. +He did say he expected there would be a New Directions presence at UAW prebargaining meetings next year. +Dimitrios I, the first Greek Orthodox patriarch to visit the United States, arrived Monday and warned that civilization is threatened by a turn away from morality and spirituality. +Scott was hospitalized briefly for treatment of multiple lacerations. +The six-mile trip to my airport hotel that had taken 20 minutes earlier in the day took more than three hours. +A British Airways supersonic Concorde had to land at Bradley Airport outside Hartford, Conn. The plane was allowed to land at Kennedy two hours later. +Offering commercial studies as an alternative to Soweto's rundown state schools, Pace suffered during the 1984-87 period of nationwide black unrest and school boycotts against apartheid. +Beside it hangs a large box by Robert Peacock painted half grey, half orange, and called, yes, 'Grey and Orange Box 1994'. +Brian J. Kelly, chairman and chief executive of Bell Atlantic's Investment Development Co. unit, said Mr. Smith isn't a conventional Bell manager. +Part of current assets is the inventory of parts on hand. +The proposed friendly acquisition, which would boost British Airways' share of the U.K.'s scheduled international-airline market to about 95% from the current 83%, needs to receive antitrust clearance from the British government. +The paper regularly publishes stories designed to shatter the Soviet version of Latvia's history. +During the 1980s, hotels around the world treated their guests so lavishly that people joked that the next treat would be a BMW on your pillow. By the early 1990s, hotel executives had stopped smiling and so had their guests. +It gives its designers the once-heretical mandate to make sure their machines will hook up to products outside the Big Blue empire. +He has to stop the rot before the August summer break, perhaps long before. +So are sales of luxury vehicles. +Paul Tierney, one of the three Coniston partners, said he felt a little nostalgic about the end of the investor group. +Accusations of a "planned provocation" by Palestinians or a "premeditated, well-planned operation" by Israel do not mesh with what is now known. +Investing in unquoted companies will be a much more attractive proposition in future with the broadening of tax incentives on two schemes: Enterprise Investment Schemes and Venture Capital Trusts. +Following a jump of more than 50 points since Christmas, the shares fell 12 yesterday to 539p with 3.2m traded. UBS Phillips & Drew moved from being a buyer to a holder. +"It's those babies that are driving the cost difference," says Ciaran S. Phibbs of the Center for Health Care Evaluation at the Palo Alto Veterans Affairs Medical Center in California. +The repression has led each of us to take appropriate measures to express our deep sense of condemnation, to suspend bilateral Ministerial and high-level contacts, and also to suspend arms trade with China, where it exists. +White House officials continued to deny yesterday that Vice Adm. +Aguililla was assigned last September to be the second ranking official at the Cuban Embassy in Madagascar. +Indeed in my view it was quite misconceived. +The Republican rules are different. +IRNA quoted him as saying that the letter was an "adequate response to the demand set by the Majlis," or parliament. +As a second-tier U.S. money-center bank in the 1970s, Bankers Trust faced a decision: change or wither. +Yegor K. Ligachev, the ruling Politburo's man in charge of farm policy, promised the people diets "up to generally recognized standards of nutrition" by 1996. +"All of us agree that the gravest domestic threat facing our nation today is drugs," Bush said. +Load factor, or the percentage of available seats filled, fell to 60.2% from 61.5%. +Committee members, who have been put on the defensive by the emotional reaction to Col. North, face a greater problem in their role as investigators. +When BASF decided to begin U.S. vitamin manufacture in the mid-1970s, management figured profitability would take time. +We estimate that this could lead to at least 50 per cent fewer wells being drilled over the next five years. +One car only competed Sunday. +He added that the PPI and Consumer Price Index, which will be released today, are lagging indicators. +On the over the counter market four new issues were listed. +Weldon Clark, founder of a group called Stop Gun Prohibition, said his group is convinced it can easily collect the 33,044 signatures needed to force a referendum on the bill in November. +The Anglican church and British government said they had no new information about Waite. +It is in shareholders' interest that they be exposed to all plans that are brought to directors." +Persistent news media reports have said Hirohito has cancer in the area of his upper intestine. +AGB is the U.S. subsidiary of London-based AGB Research PLC. +Officials differ on whether more money necessarily means better schooling. +Leno substitutes for Johnny Carson 77 times a year on the NBC talk show and does about 250 one-night shows a year around the country. +Meanwhile, the North Central Missouri Major Case Squad, a team of 20 officers from nine counties, was activated Oct. 13 to assist in the search, which was expanded to other farms in the area. +Regulators eventually shut down Lincoln, and the government estimates the thrift's failure will cost taxpayers $2 billion. +"But bank customers are not securities customers. +Noriega says his enemies are fomenting a plot to abrogate the canal pact. +Arias said that Quayle concurred when Arias suggested the Contras should receive no U.S. money to repatriate until they lay down their arms. +"I would like people to know who really is the obstruction to peace in Cambodia: the Vietnamese or the Khmer Rouge," said former Thai prime minister and elder statesman Kukrit Pramoj. +Otherwise, we could begin the chain of events that led to the serious military manpower problems of the last decade." President Reagan proposed, and President Bush has endorsed, a 3.6 pay raise for military personnel next year. +He knows where his character is and where he should be at that given scene. +The outlawed IRA prides itself on targeting the security forces while sparing civilians in its fight to oust the British from Northern Ireland, and the blunders have drawn criticism even from some IRA supporters. +"Few Americans are aware that illegally diverted barrels of dangerous chemicals _ clearly marked with U.S. corporate logos _ are routinely seized in the jungles of Colombia," Bush said. +David Rogers, senior vice president of Union Warren, added that Union Warren's commercial real estate and consumer lending business "will make a super fit" with Home Owners. +World-wide, Dow will spend $1.18 billion, up 2.2%. +Among those convicted Wednesday were leaders of the escape team _ Brendan McFarlane, 34, and Gerard Kelly, 33 _ who were sentenced to five years for falsely imprisoning guards during the jail break. +As for Judge Thomas's own opinion on abortion, no matter how many times he's asked, he won't commit himself, predicts Sen. Danforth. +A person familiar with his legal preparations said Tuesday the Princeton-Newport verdict would not affect Milken's plans to fight the charges. +Edison financial analysts say the utility also has a lot to lose in the talks. +The boyfriend gets angry and hires RapeMan. +Some have accused Austria of pursuing its own interests in Yugoslavia. +Evidence of problems at major New England banks continued to emerge, as Bank of New England Corp. disclosed that regulators in the third quarter took an enforcement action of the same type announced Monday by Bank of Boston Corp. +He said that the institution has already sold $16.48 billion in assets that drew government assistance, leaving roughly $4.9 billion in assets. +"Management should have been able to obtain a better price. +Waste Management International Inc. said Monday it had agreed to buy 49.9 percent of PEC Engineering, a French company that treats chemical waste. +On Tuesday, pro-life groups forced an end to state funding of abortions in Michigan, Arkansas and Colorado. +Presumably it is all to be found somewhere in A Thousand and One Nights. +Mueller noted that for the third consecutive year a new superconductor has been discovered in January. "One may have hopes we'll have another in a year," he said. +With BCCI here severed from seized branches in other nations, that stake isn't worth much. +Bush refused in the early days of the strike to intervene. +Flood waters swept away two people in a car and killed a third person struggling to save them during seasonal rains that have forced the evacuations of 2,000 people, news reports said. +All the complaints against Benetton were upheld, forming more than a quarter of the 2,416 complaints which the authority upheld. +Lonrho shares were among Friday's most-active in London, rising 18.5 pence (33 cents) to 413 pence, amid expectations that Mr. Bond and Mr. Rowland will disclose higher stakes this week. +Ms. Zaslavskaia estimates that at least a third of the Soviet labor force belongs to this category and that it has a detrimental influence on other workers. +Garrison Keillor, the creator of "A Prairie Home Companion," is considering a return to Minnesota Public Radio. +With bumpy follow-spots that emphasize the staginess, this is not a pretty show to look at. Nor does it sound pretty. +A man thought by authorities to be the No. 2 leader and military strategist of the Shining Path guerrillas was imprisoned for a maximum 15 years Wednesday for ordering terrorist attacks that killed five policemen. +It replaces the previous rate of 8.10 per cent. +No comparative data had yet been collected. Companies in the south of England scored well above average. +One was the widow of an Austrian soldier who fell fighting for the German army at Stalingrad in World War II. +"This is the darkest this kettle has ever been painted. +The president's party sat with Orioles owner Eli Jacobs ina skybox behind home plate, leaving after six innings with the score 5-5. The Orioles won 7-6 when the Rangers' Brad Arnsberg walked in the winning run in the ninth. +DTI officials declined comment. +She offered several explanations as to why the book, published in 1886, endures. +Thornburgh noted also that Congress recently authorized similar seizures of the fruits of alleged savings and loan fraud in addition to drug trafficking and racketeering. +The first blast hurled chunks of the parked car up to 300 feet away, destroyed four other cars and damaged numerous vehicles. +Nikolai Kolesnik of the Soviet republic's Council on Religious Affairs said from Kiev that regional officials have decided Ukrainian Catholics could register with authorities like other religious groups. +IBM further cut its stake in Intel, selling 5.4% of the chip maker for $309.7 million. +Mr. Crovitz's attack on individual rights diverts attention from this fundamental problem of resource allocation. +Thirty-four of the exchanges' stocks were only listed in Spokane, making it one of the few true regional exchanges. +I suppose the title celebrates Sullivan's devotion to light music rather than to rubbish like 'the long day closes'. +Observers note that the protection from currency risk will allow U.S. investors to benefit fully from any decline in Europe's relatively high interest rates. +"The gals go in the big cities to work and they don't want to come back to live and work on the farm," she said. +"We hear about cases of bad loans with credit cards issued by banks and credit-card companies," Credit Saison's Mr. Hiromoto says. +Mayor Mehmet Altinsoy said the first part of the subway system will be built in four years and will be 8.7 miles long. +Mr. Bush understands that there will be no peace in the Gulf as long as Saddam controls a country and military force, but wants to start his ground offensive while being able to say he's exhausted the chances of negotiation. +But about three years ago, faced with the prospect of a career in baseball, Mr. Mayne says he became a bit unnerved. So he looked in the Yellow Pages under stress management and discovered Transcendental Meditation. +Maybe it wasn't jazz, but the Welk musical hour was a top television show of that day. +Based on last Friday's December employment data and expectations of tame consumer and producer price reports this week, the optimists have every reason to feel vindicated. However, the next few days may test their patience. +In March, the Navy said its SEAL commando forces would not switch to the Beretta 9mm because of the slide failures. +One possible regulation would require employers to monitor the amount of workers' exposure to toxic chemicals or other hazardous substances. +He says the chain was persuaded to try express lunches a year ago by one manager who dared it on his own. +Earlier this week, Businessland Inc., a major computer retailer, said results in its third quarter ended Sept. 30 were lower than the company's expectations. +"If Ford Motor Co. has a bad second quarter, that's no big deal; everybody expects it," he says. +That is, the typical equity fund held on to its stock purchases an average of 16 months. +Gephardt says the changes reflect growth and flexibility. +Hoylake's offer of 878 pence _ the equivalent of $14.31 _ worth of securities for each BAT share had been suspended since last September while it sought regulatory approval. +But agricultural expert Michael Shaw, who isn't happy about the switch, told the newspaper, "McDonald's is so powerful in the fast-food business that they are killing off the great British chip." Conservative lawmaker Ann Winterton agreed. +"There's no perfect time to leave a job like this, which I've loved," Bok said at the end of a hectic day after the announcement. "But I've felt 20 years was the outside limit. +Equally important, Europe's Japanese and U.S. competitors aren't waiting to be overtaken. +'User cost', also shown for the UK in the chart, is the amount that would need to be invested to maintain in perpetuity an income equal to the difference between the value of oil and gas output and user cost. +Notification is expected by the beginning of this week, spokesman Jim Tierney said. +We've done stories on teen-age partisans, the Cossacks of Eastern Europe and one that was supposed to be set on an island off Scotland." The show also stars John Slattery, Jon Tenney, John DiAquino and John Bradley. +It said it had asked for a temporary restraining order to prevent NKK and National from approaching any of its employees. +Posey said it's "the only known footage" of the top-of-the-line Soviet chopper going down. +The response of the sugar market to the recent frosts in Brazil, a big exporter, is described by ED F. Man, the London trade house as 'anaemic'. +Dispatcher Harold Goodlet could find no warrant for Pollard and refused to arrest him. +The final tally reflected Bush's 40-state sweep in the November election. +Downpours from Friday evening through Saturday poured up to 19.6 inches of rain in 12 hours on parts of five hard-hit counties around Ningbo, a prosperous commercial city on the East China Sea. +He explained that A.L. Labs, which had 1990 revenue of $275.5 million, is building itself on many value-added, niche products, whereas major multinational pharmaceutical companies typically develop blockbuster drugs. +"He was never abused physically, just verbally, and his car was often taken apart," he said. "I don't know why he was singled out for such treatment. +Mr. Esber insists he can, but concedes that competition is tougher than ever. +For every 100 unmarried women between 25 and 34 years of age, there were 119 unmarried men in the same age group in 1985, compared with 100 women to 123 men in 1970, the bureau reported. +"Houston certainly played up the fact that their center was already built," said Charlotte St. Martin, president of the Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau. +Police units have combed the ravines and hills bordering the highway. +No one can say if it is a sign of continuing fighting, because the last refugee crossed here three days ago, before Iraqi government forces took control of the road. Now, Iraqis are crossing farther north, swimming and wading through marshes. +The adjusted trade surplus also narrowed, to $6.18 billion in June from $6.80 billion in May. +BancTexas said its independent auditor is considering issuing a qualified report for 1986. +What's more, traders now have to worry that the fear of lower prices next year might spur ranchers to slaughter more cattle now, which would itself tend to depress prices. +None of the three former officers could be reached for comment. +The continued success of its merger group could be crucial to First Boston's future. +Mayor Brian O'Toole faces a maximum of eight years in prison for lewd and lascivious conduct with a child under 14. Sentencing was scheduled for Dec. 5. Officials said he could get probation. +The motion was filed with Chief Justice William Rehnquist on behalf of Michigan Citizens for an Independent Press, a coalition of newspaper readers and advertisers who have been battling the proposed agreement. +The Senate on Wednesday kicked aside two days of arguments about truth-in-budgeting and began expanding the war on drugs as it moved to finish its $1.1 trillion fiscal 1989 spending plan. +Miami Sound Machine was formed in 1975 under his direction, and played Hispanic music as well as Top 40 songs in small halls in Miami. +According to Norman Bailey, former chief economist of President Reagan's National Security Council who now is an international consultant, the U.S. has substantial evidence that the Panamanian National Guard is riddled with corruption. +WHO'S NEWS: Geer, DuBois Inc. promoted three executives, Joseph Bruce, Michael Garcia and Joy Sliwa, to executive vice president. +That was an ambitious undertaking for a company that, like love beads and dayglow posters, had become passe. +The statement added that the cause was not known and gave no details about the extent of the damage. +They pledged to remain there until authorities agree to "sincere dialogue" on their demands. +It said 24 participants and hostages were "killed" during the test. +The bankruptcy filing had been expected after Coleco was unable to persuade its bondholders to agree to a $335 million debt restructuring. +The new offer, at $20 (Canadian) a share, would cost Cascades $22 million if all 1.1 million Class A shares are tendered. +Sinhalese extremists killed a police officer and wounded nine people in attacks on polling booths in what the Colombo government called an unsuccessful effort to block provincial elections. +In the previous year, the maker of medical lasers had a loss of $3.7 million on $11.5 million in revenue. +Bush's approval rating as president stood at 76 percent among the 1,535 adults interviewed at random for the survey, which was conducted between Sept. 28 and Oct. 3 and reported on in Thursday editions of the newspaper. +But the rumble of military vehicles and, sometimes, bursts of gunfire shatter the tranquil setting, reminders that a little-known bush war that began 11 years ago still rages. +There have been more than enough dashed hopes, and as they plan for the fifth anniversary of Anderson's capture, they find themselves trying to stifle excitement over Iran's recently softened stance on the hostage issue. +Mr. Sullivan won't discuss that, but subordinates and directors say that since Continental's 1984 government bailout, he has repeatedly said that a merger of the two big Chicago banks would make sense. +The typical six-month gap between preliminary and interim results can allow uncertainties to develop or can lead to a company that is 'out of sight' also being 'out of mind'. +Four thousand people set out Sunday on a 25th anniversary re-enactment of a historic voting-rights march to Montgomery, including a replay of a bloody confrontation with police on a bridge. +"Ninety-nine percent of these proposals die on the vine," said Salomon Brothers petroleum analyst Bernard Picchi. +Although yesterday's intervention by the central banks wasn't on a large scale, it was plainly visible. +In January, the division's former president, 20-year veteran Verna Gibson, abruptly left the company. +However, the volume of trade was not big. The London price closed at 390.40 an ounce, up Dollars 2.20 from Friday's close. +The structural adjustment programme is not the cause of Zambia's problems. +Facts and figures on Thursday's election: Edward Seaga _ Prime minister since 1980, heading conservative, business-oriented government that was closely allied to the Reagan administration. +The sluggish Soviet economy is in one of its worst slumps since the 1920s. +Historically, soybean trading has kept everyone on their toes. +It depicts wealth as the key to happiness but rarely shows people working hard, because this would be dull viewing. +Safety features in the redesigned space shuttle booster rocket appear to have performed as designed during a crucial test-firing despite deliberately incorporated flaws, a spokesman said Monday. +Some think the whole idea is too clever by half. +Pointing to one group of buildings, one of Mr. Garman's lieutenants, Daniel Bicz, says, "We call this Canada Row." +In fact, they are going through a stormy time. +The tax isn't to be applied to basic groceries, prescription drugs, and medical services. +(Black and white being the most obvious). A formal evening dress with stockings and stilettos looks somewhat out-of-place, even banal, in a mediterranean setting. +Amax Inc.'s board adopted a so-called poison-pill measure designed to deter a hostile takeover. +The new measures, which the government concedes will cause still more pain for Russians, are part of a proposal to be sent shortly to the IMF, aides to President Yeltsin said. +It looks like another triumph for Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's vision of a shareholding democracy. +Dozens of embassy cars drove out when the compound reopened, their occupants clutching cardboard boxes, suitcases and food supplies. +He was elected vice president at the special election in which Salii was elected president. Remengesau also was minister of justice under the two slain presidents. +Someone ends by saying 'God - we will answer for this'. +There have also been a number of new listings, most of them massively oversubscribed. +Laughs and sobs come in almost equal proportions. +The report on the consequences of population growth and development in the Bay's watershed was presented to the governors of Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania at a meeting of the Chesapeake Executive Council. +All but one were freed by Dec. 26, most of them with restrictions on their movements. +Most of those were anti-Semitic graffiti and cemetery desecrations, but there were more serious incidents, such as a pipe bomb exploding inside a Florida synagogue and an arson fire that destroyed a Brooklyn synagogue in September. +Bringing back the ITC would return us to the days when the tax code was massaged, fondled and targeted by congressional central planners for what they thought were desirable social and economic goals. +That subordinated debt fund substitutes for junk bonds in most Forstmann buy-outs. +A second man, arrested in Oklahoma, already has been charged in two of those killings of store operators and clerks last week. Police have said no link has been found between the two men. +The other cities produced presentations that spotlighted efforts to combat drug abuse and economic problems. +B.A.T needs the approval of insurance regulators in nine states, including Kansas, before it can buy more than 10% of Farmers shares or otherwise attempt to take control of the company. +Fuel service was restored about two hours later to most of the airport, said Jennifer Donohue, of the airport's public affairs department. +They assert that the minutes of these meetings show that the archbishop repeatedly questioned proposals put forward by Mr. Calvi, who was the unit's chairman, to increase the tiny bank's line of credit. +Barred asbestos manufacturers from suing the government to recover money they paid to a Navy shipyard worker injured by inhaling the product. +And not just anywhere. +Wall Street was shaken by the resignations, even though Mr. Wasserstein is widely viewed as a mercurial character. +Indeed, Mr. Markese says that "for most average investors with a long-term horizon," the cost of buying put options "is just too great." Still, he concedes that puts may be useful for some investors. +The analysts said the streamlining was not particularly significant beyond improving customer service. +The notes, which are non-callable for two years, were priced at a spread of 0.35 percentage point above the Treasury's four-year note. +The NPA has been fighting for 20 years to establish a communist state in the Philippines. +Morrow is the publisher of Petroleum News, an industry journal. He also heads Asia 2000 Ltd., a publishing house, and a trading company in Hong Kong. +The U.S. Forest Service has banned all machinery with internal combustion engines from the Upper Peninsula's Hiawatha National Forest after noon. +They also will provide some assistance to small farmers. +He was laughing and telling his new daughter, `You were born and the earth moved.' +Most importantly, Japan increasingly sees itself as providing leadership in Asia. This last trend is forcing a gradual change in Japan's official version of history. +At a Washington conference on the topic at which Rep. Kemp was a co-host, Mr. Roberts stormed out in protest. +Backstage after the show, the four said group member Paulette Carlson will record a solo album. +Mr. Heady's newsletter reports that compared with other one-half point increases in the prime in the past, CD yields have been weakest in the wake of the most recent increase July 14 to 9 1/2%. +Close friends, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Emec had received threats and hate mail recently from Islamic groups. +Says Mr. McHugh: "If doctors still prescribe it, we can still dispense it, and we will." +Also pressuring prices downward yesterday were remarks by Deputy Energy Secretary Henson Moore, who is traveling this week in Saudi Arabia. +The EPA has announced plans for a specific timetable to narrow the scope of two hazardous-waste regulations that industry officials have targeted as excessively stringent. +WHEN YOU are young and single and learning to ski, it does not matter what your ski instructor says to you as long as he is young, good-looking and skis like a dream. There comes a point, though, when you realise that you need some good lessons. +Sonat Gas has set up a new headquarters in Houston, moving gas acquisition activities from Birmingham. +There is, of course, plenty of action here too. +Bush said he had assured Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev that his intention to move slowly isn't a negative signal. "I don't think the Soviets see that as footdragging. +The dirt track which sweeps around the bay from airport to town passes through what looks like a military scrapyard. +Recent disclosures about safety and environmental problems at many nuclear weapons facilities charged the atmosphere at many of Sunday's protests. +Major stock markets around the world are closed Friday. +It was the second major loss of life at a Houston-area petrochemical plant in nine months. +Sunday's event turned into a huge anti-Sandinista demonstration, drawing an estimated 5,000 people. +Other stock-pickers like Counsel Corp., which recently sold its financial services operations to focus on property management funds. +Mr. Tesler approves of Mr. Sculley's emphasis on less-expensive models because he believes it will result in a broader following among computer users. +In order for both to be elected, Allegheny needs a simple vote majority. +In the town last week I handed Mr Sainsbury a set of 15 different brightly coloured advertising cards for call girls, on show in a nearby telephone kiosk. +It managed to get five reinstated, he said. +Hog prices reached their highest levels since October while cattle rose to their highest since May 1979. +As director of A Few Good Men, he has just overseen the cinema's first ever 'global premiere'. +He cautioned, however, that rates seem to be moving up again, and predicted that overall "construction will not contribute to economic growth for the remainder of the year." +But the wave of popular support he has attracted across the nation has forced opponents to take the flat-rate-tax idea seriously. +"Under the testimony you heard, Captain Hazelwood would have had to be dragged up there (on the ship) by the collar. +A search for the door was to have begun last October but was delayed by technical problems during testing of the Orion deep submergence search system, he said. +The sultan apparently didn't get wind that the Plaza had been on the market before Mr. Trump, who bought it from the Robert M. Bass Group, had more or less locked it up. +In 1987, he was unlucky enough to get shot in the leg during a horrendous massacre at a polling-station in Haiti. +We have skills and ideas but not finance.' +Zurich's tentative recovery ended, as cautious investors returned to the sidelines, prompted by renewed weakness in the dollar and Wall Street's sluggishness. +The Chesebrough program will involve offering certain of the unit's 3,400 employees voluntary early retirements. Unilever said it may also follow up with layoffs if necessary. +This hinges on Britain's role as a global financial intermediary in a world where the pattern of capital flows looks increasingly perverse. +The demand from "major political people and major corporate people" was tremendous, said college president Lawrence Weiss. +Absorbing Provendor and Procordia will boost Procordia's annual sales by about 70% to an estimated 37 billion kronor ($6.07 billion). +In addition, the fiasco has sparked a broad retreat to tougher lending standards, and now people are finding it harder to buy homes. +Livestock and meat futures finished mixed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange ahead of the USDA's semi-annual cattle inventory report, which was widely expected to show about a 2 percent reduction from a year ago in the nation's cattle herd. +Traders saw some genuine buying interest, including a strong buying programme among the engineering and oil stocks from a leading overseas-based securities house. +TWO NEW investment trusts are being launched as evidence continues to grow of private investor enthusiasm for equities. +The schedule called for liftoff no earlier than 2:24 p.m. +Dealers said prices started to recover near the official opening on continued confidence in the British economy, but fell back shortly afterwards. +In light of Bush's double-digit leads in the polls, Reagan also will spend some time next week boosting local GOP candidates in several cities in southern California, as well as Nevada and Wisconsin. +TWA shareholders are scheduled to vote on the privatization plan Sept. 7 in New York. +The air is stuffy, Christmas is coming and the inventory is depleted, Mr. Goc says. +Rubin said Richardson, his wife and daughter have authorized him to seek compensation from those responsible for imprisoning Richardson, a step that must be taken before the state Legislature could consider a relief bill to award damages. +He voluntarily testified before a grand jury in September, but around Christmas he fled New York. +The prosecutor said the charges in the Saemaul case likely will include embezzlement, misappropriation of funds and other alleged financial crimes. +The bumper harvest resulted from favorable growing conditions and new plantings coming into production in several countries, the department's Foreign Agricultural Service said in a report. +Illinois Central Gulf, a unit of IC Industries Co., shakes off the criticism. +Robert Wagner of Whiteville, N.C., thought he and 50 co-workers at a furniture store had health insurance coverage because they had been paying monthly premiums. +"I believe he and my daughters, my girls, they're all in heaven," Mrs. Teran said. "God has a mission for them. +He wanted to be a German policeman. +He said that the change in the Soviet strategic arsenal was "not a net increase so much as it's a more capable force. +"We do not want to get caught up in a debate about prestige," he said when asked to respond to Iraq leader Saddam Hussein's challenge for Moscow to defy U.S. will in the Middle East in order to prove that it was still a superpower. +It had planned a strike vote for next Sunday, but that has been pushed back indefinitely. +Gold prices, hurt by the strong dollar, fell more than $5 an ounce. +But these plans have since run into difficulties. Unlike other privatisation candidates, the Post Office is hugely profitable, having doubled pre-tax profits for the six months to last September to Pounds 135m on turnover of Pounds 2.5bn. +Castigating those who make "cruel" charges that Brazil is destroying its vast jungle, President Jose Sarney has announced a $350 million plan to protect its Amazon rain forest. +The alternative is an indefinite future of violence." Airport employees had to moonlight as wranglers when about 50 cows wandered onto a runway and temporarily disrupted operations. +And as for the fear of criticizing the foundation, he admits that some do think twice before speaking out. +The black rhinocerous has one large horn on its snout, with a smaller one behind it. +It seems unlikely that the party leadership does not endorse the aspirations of the top Soviet military commanders to acquire these new technologies. +The federation contends Mosbacher has not shown good cause. +MCI's current share of the international telephone market is about 2%, while American Telephone & Telegraph Co. dominates with about a 95% share. +Earlier it had said six died. +Indeed, many state courts have upheld large punitive damages despite Haslip. +The first two, the Cannon Pictures' production "Lambada" and "The Forbidden Dance," produced by 21st Century Film Corp., opened March 16. Joel Silberg's "Lambada: The Movie" is to be released in May. +In the next five minutes or so, late-night couch potatoes can dial the 900 number and, for 95 cents a call, make their picks. +Warner was disappointed by the results of another comedy released earlier in the summer, "Quick Change," which sold only about $14 million of tickets. +Because the check was found in an area where low-level radioactive waste is stored underground, it was tested for radioactivity and found to be safe before being mailed back to Yaroma, she said. +Even most proponents of blending banking and commerce acknowledge those risks. +I am not sure in what dark closet my rumpled piece of paper can be found. +However, several recent moves seem to point in that direction. +Searle has gained regulators' permission to sell the drug in a handful of overseas countries and is awaiting Food and Drug Administration approval to market it in the U.S. +Eritrea's allure is its geographical position. +He joined Murdoch Magazines in 1984 after eight years at Money Magazine, a Time Warner Inc. publication. +Until last week, the financial markets had considered the central bank's tough stance mere posturing, the necessary bluster of a good watchdog. +Officials of the Norwalk-based company said the oil will be removed from such products as the popular "Original Goldfish." Coconut oil is a saturated fat that raises the cholesterol level. +The group discussed the debt-induced turmoil that has plagued Venezuela and other Third World nations and Perez described the attempts he's been making to revamp his economy to deal with his nation's $33 billion debt. +They say the global stockpile is increasing by 60 to 70 tonnes every year. For two decades after it was first created, plutonium was expected to be the wonder fuel of the future. +"Equipment doesn't get rust-proofed because the contract doesn't say who should do it. +He and the others escaped through the back of the building. +In the event, the intervention misfired because it seemed to confirm market fears about the dollar's fragility. +The aircraft required major repairs that cost millions in lost flying time. +The Cornish are different - and if they are not, they think they are. +It looks to us like a golden opportunity for George Bush to chop off at the knees all this talk about a timid, unserious presidency. +Stephan W. Cole, president of the Cleveland-based maker and distributor of consumer hardware products, said: "I'm pleased that there are some shareholders out there that have confidence in the investment opportunity of American Consumer Products. +"Grass should be cut in dry weather and in the early evening. If it is too wet from rain, dew or fog, the grass has a tendency to clump and not cut evenly. +All National Market System securities are eligible for trading on the system. Also, non-Canadian foreign securities or American depositary receipts that are included in Nasdaq are eligible. +The Bushes, accompanied by their children and grandchildren, put in a brief appearance midway in the event, with the president blowing a whistle to start the kids off trying to roll eggs along the lawn with plastic spoons. +Scientists say the shuttle's wake area, similar to the wake left by a ship in water, is a region of "ultra vacuum" that will allow the formation of ultra-thin, highest-grade semiconductors and high-temperature superconductors. +The two projects also will sponsor "classroom-to-classroom" programs linking U.S. schools with counterparts in Hungary and Poland, Shanker said. +The argument that there is evidence of a sustainable upturn is, therefore, unconvincing.' In view of this economic climate, the rise in profits did no more than justify maintaining the interim dividend at 1p. +It has said that, in principle, it wants to reduce its extensive industrial holdings as the capital could be better invested in its mainstream banking business. +Auto-parts maker ABS Industries and retailer Ann Taylor say they're in top-notch market shape for any recession. +HOECHST AG said group net income rose 16% last year, to 1.53 billion marks ($913.3 million) from 1.32 billion marks in 1986. +Among the provisions he is expected to approve are an increase in the mandatory federal sentence for crimes involving use of a gun, and stiffer penalties for crimes involving assault-style weapons. +Currie's child was not a complaining witness in the trial, although he alleges the boy was molested. +Mark Naison, now a historian, taking his Ph.D. oral exam in a building that was under occupation. +Why are they being shoved into illegality, instead of being listened to and taken seriously?" Genscher said in a speech in the West Germany city of Kaiserslautern. +The minority of Purdy students and their parents asked for nothing of the school board that would infringe on the rights of any students. +The logic is straightforward: If the private markets will not provide the capital, then the IMF, along with the World Bank, should fill the gap. +Half the money will go toward the poor in Baltimore. +The joint venture between BP, Statoil and Norsk Hydro has its own gas field from the start. +He said it would be taken to its home port at Newport, R.I. Navy officials said earlier that the 2-year-old ship would be returned to the Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine, where it was built, for final repairs. +That cooperation led, among others things, to a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission under which Mr. Boesky paid $100 million in penalties. +Nervous investors, worried about the chance of both an approaching recession and accelerating inflation, sent stocks reeling in heavy trading yesterday. +"Some of it will have to disappear," Miller said. "For those who hold the debt, the market is no longer there. +Any foreign pressure on Japan to dismantle its rice-import controls will be resisted, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Takashi Sato told a panel of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. +Rust's success prompted a shake-up of the Soviet military hierarchy. +At 4:15 p.m., as most Journal reporters are racing to meet deadlines, I am climbing the stairs of a 14th Street tenement, sweating and searching for someone named Adrienne. +Estonia and Latvia, which have much bigger Russian minorities, have placed tough restrictions on which Russians can acquire local citizenship. +Its earnings are modest - Dollars 6m last year - but the potential is huge. +In a separate announcement, USDA said China has bought an additional 200,000 tons of wheat at subsidized prices, part of 1 million tons authorized for China on Dec. 7. Only 10,000 tons remain in that authorization. +Education is the key." On Tuesday, the president plans to attend a tree-planting ceremony in Indianapolis and a fundraising luncheon for Republican Sen. Dan Coats' November re-election effort. +Mr. Budiman said he believes that fund managers and Japanese companies have been supporting the dollar. +Two minutes into the procedure, the tube attached to his right arm sprang a leak, spraying the solution toward witnesses and halting the execution. +The Common Agricultural Policy pushes up food prices in a way which disproportionately hits poorer people. +The weekly Ogonyok said in an article Sunday that workers ignored safety rules in the rush to launch the first Soviet intercontinental ballistic missile in the race with the United States to develop ICBMs. +Of the 115 policeman on duty Monday night, only one lived to tell what had happened. +The congressional report faulted the Navy for conducting a one-man inquiry and never upgrading to a board of investigators when it became clear that the explosion cause might have been criminal, not technical. +For his part, the general secretary has acknowledged that the Soviets have much to learn about the Americans. +He says they are intended to help save Kennebunkport from the tourist traffic chaos threatened by a Bush presidency as much as they are meant to be a political statement. +The ratings concern said its review will focus on Seagate's cash-flow requirements and future operating results. +The company also expanded its board to eight members, electing Mr. Pitner and Darnell L. Boehm, an independent management consultant, as directors. +We will deal with it." The two children were alone at home at the time of the Sept. 13 shooting, and the boy told investigators conflicting stories of what happened, said state attorney's spokesman Randy Means. +Her message is that positive thinking is a prerequisite for solving any problem or getting results. +The charges involve allegedly obscene videos with titles such as "Hardcore Girlfriends" and "Fantasy Chamber" that were beamed into Alabama on the American Exxxtasy Channel. +Such information is recorded. But, the Jobcentre staff signing them on in most offices have no sheafs of vacancies on their desks. +"He has no connection with the company. +Flooding, an annual feature in the low-lying delta nation of Bangladesh, claimed more than 1,400 lives in 1988 when the country's worst flood in memory occurred. +Arrayed on one side within the government have been those in favor of pursuing the peace initiative. +Even when the purported bomb turned out to be an explosion tied to a construction-related accident at the embassy, investors were unwilling to step up and buy the contracts, analysts said. +Although Dukakis praised Massachussetts farmers's efforts to diversify by raising endive, he recognizes that nationally, "we need a fair price in the marketplace, and supply management," Nichols said. +Total contracted investment in the past 14 years was nearing Dollars 200bn. +Britain's Old Right has excluded from the ministries of defense and the foreign office those hard-faced men who captured commanding heights at the National Health Service. +According to the Partnership for Improved Air Travel, an aviation coalition that includes carriers as well as aircraft manufacturers, 17 of the nation's major airports experienced significant congestion in 1985. +Telefonos de Mexico, as the company is called, has nearly 50,000 employees. +He said he would issue a ruling on the airline's request Friday. +Five Soviet engineers came to study building design. +"There's more where this came from," it said. +He has declined comment on those reports, but a spokesman, Bill Jarrell, said Lukens did nothing wrong and used no influence in soliciting the loan, needed to save the family farm from foreclosure. +Allstate's revenue rose 21% to $3.97 billion from $3.29 billion. +Frank DeToma, dean of the faculty, said he's not sure if trustees will heed last week's 57-26 faculty vote against admitting male undergraduates. +Revenue included $650 million in government appropriations and $327 million in investment income. +That's no longer true," says William Fish, head of municipal research at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette. +Democrats want Bush to publicly explain how bad the deficit situation is so an unconcerned public doesn't blame Democrats for whatever painful measures emerge from the talks. +My question is: Do you share that goal, perhaps as a long-range goal? +He added that Saddam had "implicitly admitted" he would use chemical weapons in a war. +Investments by Taiwan, at one stage Malaysia's biggest foreign investor, fell from MDollars 3.6bn in 1991 to MDollars 1.5bn in 1992. +He cautioned the project's director, Lt. +"Until then I thought it was metal," he says. +Sir, Your business air travel survey (May 11) omitted an important and topical issue. +The government pumped some reserve stocks into the area, and the price fell a little _ to 25 cents a pound. +The company's right to make a market value adjustment on pay-outs from the Prudence Bond meant that it should not impose a great capital strain, he said. +China is now locked into contradictory patterns: 1980s economics and 1940s politics. +National television showed the bloody faces of some people crowding one of its studios after apparently fleeing the fighting outside. +They were encircled by about 1,000 other non-fasting students. +Monday, a sharp drop in Intel following negative comments from an analyst sent the market reeling. +He pinpointed the wreck on May 3, he said. +The government's multi-agency El Paso Intelligence Center reports 51 percent of the 112,000 kilograms of cocaine seized during 1988 arrived by air _ 45 percent in private planes. +Sotheby's had expected its major sale of contemporary art to bring about $24 million to $32 million, plus the 10% buyer's commission paid to the auction house. +The December contract ended with a loss of 3.75 cents a pound at $1.24, just under the day's high of $1.2450. +The E-II offering, however, could take place as early as next week. +In 1987, industrial output rose by 16.5 percent while the gross national product grew by 9.4 percent. +A big loss in the local elections, whenever they are, could bring a shift in party alliances that would require early general elections. +Hannich said both suspects were in investigative custody "on suspicion of working as agents for an East European country." +Giorgio Zancanero was the Count di Luna, Manrico's rival for Leonora's affections. +Our company will follow this decision," Kentaro Iwamoto, president of Nippon Oil, said in a statement. +But he stressed that banks would take a conservative stance. +So what it is you measure is a tough thing to find. +But things turned very sour when federal regulators gave preliminary approval to the pickle packers' plan to dilute vinegar's role by also using food-grade acids in the pickling process. +A month after the OAS foreign ministers called for Somoza's resignation, he fled to Paraguay. +Tempo shares didn't trade Friday on the American Stock Exchange; the shares closed Thursday in composite trading at $5.125. +First-quarter profit rose 13% from a year earlier to $577,000, or 37 cents a fully diluted share. +All told, the remains of 200 Americans have been repatriated to the United States from Vietnam and subsequently identified by the Army lab since the end of the war. +'So the elections matter to us. +Only a few cocaine seizures nationally have exceeded 5,000 pounds. +The five fiction works that were up for consideration included three books by immigrant authors - the first novels of Jessica Hagedorn and Ilena Castedo, and the 42-year-old second book of Felipe Alfau, who is 88. +New Zealand is producing broilers with 1.9 pounds of feed for each pound of growth, but its costs were reported at 33.6 cents per ready-to-cook pound. +He testified that the Rabta project got its initial start in 1984 when a "middleman" contacted him about building a plant to make "pharmaceuticals and insecticides." +Another standout: the bubble, a halo-like arrangement of teased curls. +In other action today, the court: _ Ruled the Constitution's ban on excessive fines places no limit on how much money can be won in personal-injury lawsuits. +But definiteness of intention is a great thing, and Constantine's shaping of the music was never short of it: this intelligent, well-schooled conductor should mature fast. +For the first quarter, France posted an adjusted deficit of $1.03 billion, in contrast to a $157.6 million surplus the year before. +From an accounting point of view, Congress should not be allowed to count as income those revenues that go into a reserve fund, and the Social Security fund is, when all is said and done, precisely that. +At the height of the Soviet involvement, there were an estimated 115,000 Red Army troops in Afghanistan. +Solidarity had wanted to be legalized under a new act and not be bound by the 1982 labor law, which restricted how quickly a nationwide union could form. +Roger is known as a high roller in Atlantic City casinos, where one of his favorite games is the high-stakes card game of baccarat. +McDermott, also based in New Orleans, declined to comment. +Chase tagged on the "extras" in the second quarter and first half. +As she sings her new song, Madonna finds herself dancing with a group of teens on the street, with uniformed school children at a grade school and finally in a church where a gospel choir sings with her. +He suggested that the board itself award research grants competitively and submit to oversight by Congress and the department. +Abu Nidal, whose real name is Sabry al-Banna, and Hamieda were accused of organizing the Rome airport attack. +The State Department reiterated yesterday that it has found no solid evidence of persecution of Haitians. +The one characteristic which successful people have in common is that they are robust, physically and mentally. You could have one book and one film. The book would be Loom of Language by Frederick Bodmer about philology. +Just organized last spring, the company says it will sell about $75 million of goods this month and next, its first auction season. +Mr. McKinley was succeeded as president of Santa Anita Realty by Glenn L. Carpenter, who also was named chief operating officer. +Trade relations have improved in recent months. +A rendezvous Sunday between Saudi marines and a company of the Marine's 3rd Light Armored Infantry marked the first time a regular U.S. Marine unit was allowed close to the Kuwaiti border. +Further, 16 states raised personal exemptions and 17 states increased standard deductions. +Enjoy not just the shapes of the churches and palaces but their colouring too: deepest honey mellowed by the sun. Otranto. +Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., chairman of the Senate panel, expressed frustration that the House has so far not approved a bill requiring drug and alcohol testing of transportation workers. +ANOTHER IMPORTANT modified-atmosphere advance has been in co-extrusion technology, or more simply put, the ability to make different kinds of multilayer plastic wraps to accomplish different ends. +"Whenever you can help it, you'd like to avoid that kind of tampering." Some jurors are tempted to try profiting from their experience because jury service can entail a financial sacrifice. +Moreover, among those who saw a lasting social impact of Woodstock, more than 60 percent of the younger group said it was a positive effect, while only about a quarter of the older group agreed. +But 35 percent said professionals should be allowed in all events, and 16 percent liked them in some sports. +The company's stock rose 37.5 cents a share on the news, to close at $6.375 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday. +They still are, but sweeteners from sponsors, and promotional money from record companies, has helped entice them over. +No one claimed responsibility for the car bomb. +The study found, for example: _In 32 states, maximum benefits from Aid to Families with Dependent Children are below half the poverty line for a family of three with no other income. +The wayward Exxon Valdez plowed into Bligh Reef. +He said the addition to the loan-loss reserve reflected an effort to write down real-estate collateral to current values, "although no active market exists for real estate" in Alaska. +The House has already approved a debt-limit increase to $3.12 trillion, estimated to be enough to fund government operations through September 1990, and is expected to go along with the short-term extension. +Analysts estimated GTE would have to cut a total of between 15,000 to 17,000 jobs in phone operations to become as efficient as some of the Bell regional holding companies. +For the year, Western expects to post a loss of $180 million to $185 million, compared with a loss of $340.5 million in 1986. +Such requests must be accompanied by acceptable capital plans demonstrating that the standards can be met. +Witnesses said a 12-year-old boy was killed when troops fired on a crowd. +PBGC said it would terminate the pension plans in October. +Ms. Stiles said Fisher chased her from her car to her building, she told police. +Harris Corp. agreed to pay $206 million for General Electric Co.'s GE Solid State unit in a move that will greatly expand Harris's role in the volatile semiconductor business. +But it has also choked the economy: manufacturing stagnated at 0.3 per cent annual growth for the first half of the year, according to official figures. +On the other hand, Crook said wheat yields are higher in Mexico, France, Poland and Japan. +The city of Dallas told the Democrats that requirement would force the city to cancel nine major trade shows. +Garrity continued to monitor school administration and operations, however. +In London, meanwhile, share prices closed higher but off the day's best levels, as a midmorning romp higher ran out of steam on mild profit-taking. +The monies allocated to country-level activities in the Americas and sub-Saharan Africa amount to only 7.9% and 7.3%, respectively, of the total budget. +In Armenia, the Interior Ministry official said, people continued attacks on armories to steal weapons. +Mr. Arnold predicts that precious metals will continue to trade in tight ranges for some time, with gold meandering between $350 and $365 an ounce, silver between $3.80 and $4.15, and platinum between $385 and $410. +"I thought I was superman _ I did Steve's, I could do anything," he said. +Her last few words are: 'There's a black lake in the forest, black as oil.' +"No, it's like a radio station," says Ms. Lydecker. +The Pentagon had expected to get about $333 billion for defense next year. +Mr. Stallkamp will be responsible for finance, human resources and sales operations at Acustar, which has annual sales of about $3 billion. +But the Court would not answer the question whether particular aspects of the Spanish rules were compatible with Community law as the question arose in proceedings concerning a Swiss national. +Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India said Wednesday the soldiers could not leave until terms of the 1987 India-Sri Lanka peace agreement were met, primarily granting local autonomy to the Tamil minority. +And wage levels have fallen so much relative to prices that the more than 90% of Russians make less than the subsistence level of 1,500 rubles a month, the state statistics agency says. +Gold prices moved in a narrow range. +Also weighing on the stock market was a retrenchment in the dollar, which has run up sharply in recent weeks, and another rise in oil futures prices, which are at 14-month highs. +State Department spokesman Richard Boucher was asked about the story after the Council on Hemispheric Affairs, a liberal think tank that studies Latin American issues, drew attention to it in a statement. +Mr Brian Jones is a property developer embroiled in a row with Barclays over a Pounds 393,000 loan. +"It's a very large step forward" in increasing the safety of hospital workers, she said. +In the multi-party systems of the Western democracies, military officers are barred from overt political activities and are expected to take their orders from elected officials of whatever party is in power. +But Mr. Wallin left Pillsbury in 1985 for another company. +George McFadden is general partner of McFadden Brothers, a New York City firm whose main business is described in the SEC filing as "investments." +A report to Congress says poor, uneducated and isolated citizens are likely to suffer from an "information gap" in the next century unless the government sets policies to deal with advances in communications. +"Anyone who tries to push his participation in this way is not acting in the interests of democracy," Gerlach said. +Front running occurs when a securities trader knows that an institution is about to make a large stock purchase and buys a small number of shares ahead of the institution. +Ivan F. Boesky deducted $50 million in government penalties from his income taxes, the former stock speculator testified Thursday at the securities fraud trial of his one-time associate John A. Mulheren Jr. +Democratic lawmakers welcomed George Bush's inaugural speech as a sign that the new Republican president will have better relations with Congress than Ronald Reagan did, but they also said it offered too few specifics. +"The position we've taken on that has been generally that a prompt timetable would be one which is more likely to elicit cooperation from the mujahadeen." +At least two of the bidders have indicated that some or all of the management at Clark's would remain. +He added, "for not a large amount of money we can influence the ultimate disposition of close to 400,000 cable subscribers." +Senior central-bank officials of leading industrial countries began talks, which are expected to center on the collapse in the value of the U.S. dollar. +The majority of the $3.6 million went to management and fund-raising expenses, according to the suit. +"We're not going to speculate that far in the future," he said. +In the current mood of the Japanese people, journalists and even some industrialists, giving power to the Socialists might be good for the LDP, cleansing it of past sins. +Saw Maung seized power in a coup in September. +The US is to provide up to Dollars 59m (Pounds 39.3m) to help Belarus safely ship some 80 SS-25 long-range strategic nuclear missiles to Russia. +'Since our first presence in this region we have dreamed of peaceful relations with our next-door town of Aqaba. +Is not a close political ally of Mr Major but is trusted enough to be included on the cabinet public spending committee. MR RICHARD RYDER, 43, chief whip. +But in recent days, small groups of journalists have been taken to High Island in an apparent attempt by the government to put the best face on the camps, where squalid living conditions have been the subject of harsh international criticism. +American Airlines' parent said Tuesday it has entered an agreement to acquire Simmons Airlines, the fourth-largest regional carrier in the country. +Currently, Sen. Durenberger leads in two important sets of campaign numbers. +People were scared," added Mrs. Perkins, 32, of Fort Myers. +"We're working for him," says Mr. Holbrook. +Despite Justice Marshall's reference to "established constitutional liberties," many opinions over the past 30 years discovered rights that are clearly not in the Constitution. +Government employees still slip and refer to "President Stroessner" instead of "President Rodriguez," but the ever-present photos of the stocky, shrewd ex-army commander-in-chief have disappeared from their offices. +The company has a history of exceeding City expectations after talking itself down. +This was apparent last month when Fed Vice Chairman Manuel H. Johnson, in a speech at the Cato Institute's monetary conference, sought to spell out what the Fed is doing now. +"We all know each other here," said one official. "The instructions say to assume minor problems are just mistakes or typos." The turnout at 2742, as at others throughout the nation, was extremely heavy. +Leaders of Wisconsin's smallest Chippewa band have recommended that tribal members approve the state's proposed $10 million settlement to limit the band's hunting and fishing treaty rights. +He was seen Wednesday at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, where he has spent most of his five-year prison term. +Howlett and his mother, Elizabeth Howlett, accused the Pinellas County school board and school officials of violating a federal civil rights law enacted in 1871. +On Friday, prices fell on word that Colombia had cut the price paid to farmers by two cents, he said. +For 1987, Schlumberger earned $352.6 million, or $1.27 a share, compared with a year earlier loss of $2.02 billion. +Mr. Paul, for his part, defends the Rubens price, saying a lot of the experts have never seen the thing itself. +A pending bill sponsored by Sen. Patrick Leahy would stringently regulate food imports sprayed with pesticides that are prohibited in the U.S. +Drama-Comedy, Special: Tie, "Hallmark Hall of Fame: Caroline?" CBS; and "AT&T Presents: The Incident," CBS. +"When Father and Son Conspire: A Minnesota Farm Murder" concentrates on the relationship between James Jenkins and his 18-year-old son, Steven, and discounts the farm crisis of the 1980s as a major factor in the murders. +If the producers agree to increase their output cap, they then have the tricky task of dividing up the extra amount. +It said the accident was Friday night near Titova Mitrovica, about 200 miles south of Belgrade. +Police firing tear gas and birdshot broke up the battle and arrested 196 people, authorities said. +On Monday, he filed papers asking the Legislature to reconsider the votes by which it impeached and ousted him. +The SPD had wanted the debate postponed until after it holds a special party congress on the issue next month. +Bush is to spend the night of Dec. 3 on the Belknap and fly to Brussels, Belgium, the next day to report to NATO allies on the talks. +Big Board volume totaled 147.56 million shares, up sharply from 130.72 million in Monday's session, which had been the lowest level in more than two months. +There are riches to be had, but at a price. +The heat there has been blamed for three deaths. +Computer-help for field sales people used to be limited to what could be mailed to or from them on disk or be telephoned to their home PC, via its modem. Now software packages abound, claiming to make the nomadic sales person more productive. +If the recipient persists in violating a congressional ban on use of federal funds for obscene art, the NEA says it will demand return of grant funds. +It made a profit of ADollars 22.5m in the comparable period of the previous year. +But a dispute developed between Radin and Greenberger over a finder's fee she was demanding, Conn said. +Panama's new government led by President Guillermo Endara has not continued the practice. +"This chaotic situation provokes uncertainty and increases the risk for investment in Honduras," the statement said. +A newspaper reported today that police uncovered a plot to kill President Bush during his visit here next week, but government officials said the report was unfounded. +We look to your heart. +France is widely understood to be "soft," willing to buy its people out of captivity and otherwise deal with terrorists, but it is victimized neither more nor less often than other countries. +Sofia alone normally needs 7,000 tons a month. +The senator's plea comes just days before the Senate is expected to consider a budget resolution devised by the Democratic majority. +"He has a Freestyle at home and he's been in contact with us quite frequently," Roy said. +A man charged with starting a fire that destroyed a black church just as it was about to reopen after an earlier arson believed he was destroying a "devil-worship church" and was not motivated by racism, authorities said today. +The meeting, held to discuss the progress of U.N.-sponsored peace talks, stemmed from accords signed last month in Geneva calling for negotiations between the government and the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front. +If the trend continues, BP could report a loss for the current first quarter, its first such deficit. BP has been cutting jobs across the company as part of a cost reduction campaign initiated by Mr Bob Horton, chairman. +Most of the affected buyers took the settlements, but the Maughs didn't. +The hospital officials said the wounded included a 30-year-old woman who was nine months pregnant. +"First of all, I want to say that I believe there will be surprises. +U.S. investment must keep pace with expenditures of other nations to boost American productivity, a measure of output per hour of work. +The few companies posting gains included Asda, up 5 pence to 113.5 pence on unconfirmed rumors of a takeover bid. +U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said the stiff duties will go into effect unless the Europeans back down on their ban on imported meat products which contain growth hormones. +But United Nations experts say the Iraqis occupy only 260 square miles. +Four days after the quake, they eased him out of a tunnel barely big enough for his body. +Kohl has said he would like the "two-plus-four" talks to be wrapped up in time for all-German elections in December. +The drawing throughout remains vigorous, if somewhat approximate. +So far as the Cuban public knows, there has been no change in Castro's marital status since he was divorced 35 years ago. +No one is checking out. +A published report today indicated the agents may have been looking for a typewriter used in letters from the bomber. +The religion that once numbered 6,000 members has dwindled to fewer than a dozen. +In seeking reconsideration, Hartigan emphasized the importance of "a decision by a full court" in the case. +Computerland plans to go public soon, sources said. +A large proportion of these may die within the next decade, say hospital officials. +Doctors predicted she could be back at work quickly, and Mrs. Mofford gave an abbreviated State of State address Jan. 8. But she has not been in the office since. +And it is parents, after all, who are buying new "self-nurturing" products, such as Lewis Galoob Toys Inc.'s talking Dozzzy doll, which reminds youngsters to brush their teeth at bedtime. +The state-controlled media said the ethnic unrest was damaging the region's economy. +This is the essence of Sen. William Roth's (R., Del.) tax-cut proposal for lower- and middle-income taxpayers. +Time was when chief executives were presented with a gold watch when they reached the end of their career. +Stinson said the trouble appeared to be affecting a substantial number of the operating centers. +"I don't think they had any involvement," Mr. Talcott says, adding that his doubts about the implants never reached the board. +About one-third of Peru's 22 million people live in the Lima area. +The remarks were backed up by the Fed's execution of matched sales purchase agreements, a technical trading operation designed to drain reserves from the banking system. +Of course, part of this is due to the recession that hit all of Brazil in the wake of Mr. Collor's shock anti-inflation plan, but changing trade policies also have a lot to do with the slump. +I didn't believe that then _ and we're proving it wrong now. +EPIRB stands for Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon. +Tass said today that assailants on Friday attacked a patrol that was clearing roadblocks in the region, killing two police cadets. +John Bachmann, managing principal at Edward D. Jones & Co., a St. Louis-based brokerage firm with 1,600 offices (the most in the nation), agrees that this isn't a good time to increase charges. +Volume on the Big Board came to 100.47 million shares at noon on Wall Street, against 88.56 million at the same time Thursday. +A similar but more stringent ban was approved last November by the House. +His first book, "The Metaphysics of Pragmatism," published in 1927, was an exposition of Dewey's thought. +But it said that in Ireland about 1,000 porpoises a year are killed in nets. +"A lot of those who are without service have the toughest repairs," he said, such as service lines ripped out of houses by falling limbs. +The agreement must be ratified by all 10 provinces by midnight Saturday or expire. +D&N agreed to reimburse the group for legal costs up to the amount D&N spent on the litigation. +They were not fired. +Lead poisoning can damage the nervous system and lead to mental retardation and other mental disorders. +Both his Liberal Party and the opposition Conservatives said changing the Cabinet was not the solution. +NATO defense ministers said the 16-nation alliance continues to need a strong nuclear strategy despite political changes in Eastern Europe. +Mr. Halperin, who was an executive vice president at the Comex before Mr. Staloff's appointment, left the exchange to take a similar position at the New York Mercantile Exchange shortly after he lost the top job to Mr. Staloff. +First, the demand for natural gas among industrial customers will increase as they reduce their use of dirtier-burning oil and coal. +Keefe is a former journalist. +The franc closed at FFr3.398 to the D-Mark, 1/3 centime down on the day. +The moves to reregulate clearly reflect selected responses to public demands. +"They went to the max." The saga proved to be an embarrassment for Republican Gov. Bob Martinez, who at first strongly advocated the tax, then did an about-face and just as stridently called for its repeal. +Scheduled items, which are delinquent loans and foreclosed real estate after subtracting loss reserves, were $1.38 billion at June 30, down from $1.68 billion at March 31. +Other than the elections, the plan offers nothing specific to the Palestinians, who have carried on a revolt for nearly 21 months against Israeli occupation. +First Chicago Corp. agreed to sell its money management subsidiary to the unit's management for cash and securities valued at about $115 million. +The reports in both media have studiously avoided any mention of Hungary, a Soviet ally and Warsaw Pact member that allowed thousands of East Germans out to the West through its border with Austria. +Mrs. Price collects the fur in a brown paper bag until she has enough for Mr. Holzinger to make the desired item. +A change in party leadership had been rumored since the military assault in Beijing on June 3-4 left hundreds and perhaps thousands of pro-democracy supporters dead. +Some of the competition Mercedes will face in 1990 will come from Japan. +Atlantis Group, which holds a 19.7% stake in Rospatch, said it's willing to pay at least $7.50 a share for the Grand Rapids, Mich., company if Rospatch rescinds its "poison pill" and agrees to a merger. +A copy of his remarks was obtained by The Associated Press. +As for the postscript, he said he assumed Mrs. Davis was aware of it because she was present when the letter was placed in envelopes for mailing. +Among other things, Wright claims that the late Roger Hollis, an MI5 chief, was a double agent working for the Soviets _ a claim the government says has never been substantiated. +"I understand the frustration," she says. +Originally hailed as an aggressive attempt to cope with Florida's growing revenue needs, it has been since excoriated by businesses and others hit by the tax and plagued by administrative problems. +Most advertisers aren't planning to spend more than last year, they're just starting earlier. +In Seoul, the ruling party said leader Roh Tae Woo would visit the U.S. next week despite warnings that the trip could fuel opposition to the government. +In Egypt, officers of a local BCCI affiliate reported a run by depositors. +The Ankas appealed following Rettig's advice and had to pay an additional $100,000, the couple claimed in the lawsuit. +There are many more people than the media cover working as brokers, advisers and planners, who absolutely keep their clients' best interests a priority and actively live exemplary ethical lives. +But Japan's well-orchestrated bands share little of the legitimacy of the arbitragers who prowl Wall Street. +The U.S. government says the installation violates the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty and is a major obstacle to talks in Geneva toward halving long-range missile arsenals. +"The best news is that inflation appears to be slowing at a faster pace than the overall economy," said Bretz, director of materials management at Pitney Bowes Inc. +Johannesburg was firmer as equities were given a boost by a rise in the gold bullion price. +'We want the biggest spread of high-quality, long-term investors we can get.' Of the 21.4m shares on offer, 17.9m are being sold by the Ghanaian government and issued by Ashanti. +He was driven to Damascus by Brig. Ali Hammoud, Syria's military intelligence chief in Beirut. +Mr Byatt has set out the conceptual problems he faces in regulating this most monopolistic of industries. +The company, which also said it has been approached by a number of domestic and international companies interested in buying American General, has started providing due diligence information to at least one interested party. +But for some of us, Sen. Goldwater apparently excepted, life's experiences bring growth and change and even second thoughts about one's early enthusiasms. +National crime statistics released this weekend show crime up 1.8 percent last year, ending a five-year decline. +He said Quaker State's stock is undervalued at $14 or $15 a share. +Many of the nation's leading publishers have joined the fight against AIDS with a community action book featuring advice from celebrities, politicians and a Vermont high school class, organizers said Tuesday. +He predicted yields on 30-year Treasury bonds will rise to 7 3/4% by the year end. +Although the ATF remains by far the most lucrative project left for the aerospace industry in an era of dwindling military budgets, Maj. Gen. +Ehrlich acknowledged that Keystone went to Kodak in January and offered to manufacture domestically-made cameras to be marketed under the Kodak name. +He said 200,000 people rallied Monday on Theater Square and that at least 100 armed police massed at the airport hoping to fly helicopters to Azerbaijan to defend Armenians there. +Go back to your office.'" +In 1980, Chun Doo-hwan, a former army general, seized power with military backing. +The teens were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes from two portable propane heaters and a propane hot plate left running in the shanty, said Detective Leo Jadowski of the Manitowoc County Sheriff's Department. +That means the country's new pro-reform groups may suffer less harassment from police than before. +In New York, John LeBoutillier, a former congressman, has made the MIA issue a second career. +Giordano, the fashion retailer whose Beijing store was closed by China on Monday, yesterday announced the resignation of Mr Jimmy Lai, non-executive chairman. +AT STAKE: Voters cast one vote each in 130 multi-seat constituencies for 512 seats in Parliament's House of Representative, or lower house. +Mandela said certain sections of the security forces did not wish to see the ANC gain strength and succeed in negotiating a peaceful settlement. +Every grower except Beales seems to have forgotten her, but who could resist a true C in red with a name as elegant as hers. +The result seems to contradict a major U.S. study reported last November. +The most-traded B share closed at SKr444, up SKr30. With only two Swedish institutions independent of Volvo pledged in favour of the merger, opponents called on Volvo not to proceed. +The Star newspaper reported Thursday that masked white men joined a group of blacks in attacking a Sebokeng migrant workers' hostel before dawn Tuesday. +Horsham previously sought to reach a settlement with Apex's unsecured creditors, who are collectively owed about $900 million, as a step toward acquiring Apex itself. +Mr. Laine, who also has a lengthy aerospace resume, said in his lawsuit that he was told by Thiokol officials to stop his work on the potential hazard of the electromagnetic plume and concentrate only on "cut and paste" rehashes of old reports. +The broader commitments appear to offer little to consumers beyond what the regulators should already be providing. In the case of water, Labour has nothing to lose in making its intentions clear at once. +Flight 345 landed without incident, 15 minutes behind schedule, and taxied on its own to the passenger gate, said Northwest spokesman Bob Gibbons. +We need to take heed." He noted that some states such as Florida already have acted to make screening of day-care workers mandatory. +Failure of the hydraulics system, which is the main means of controlling wing flaps and other mechanisms that guide the aircraft, also has figured in other DC-10 crashes, although the primary cause has varied. +Barley producers will get about $35 million and oats producers about $8 million. +She also says: 'The financial equations will look better when the cost of equipment comes down - and the prices are coming down.' Another question for telemedicine is whether physicians will accept and use it. +And apparently, a lot of husbands who don't. +The paper called Colombia's congress a pack of cowards this month because some members favored negotiations with the traffickers and opposed extraditing Colombians to face narcotics charges in the United States. +The cadets awake to reveille at 6:55 a.m. and head to communal showers. +The pageant's six preliminary-rounds judges agreed Friday that they have no qualms about figure-enhancing techniques. +The resulting sum is then rounded to the nearest one-eighth percent. +Iranian Prime Minister Hussein Musavi charged that the Iraqis were stepping up their missile and air strikes to disrupt elections Friday for Iran's 270-seat Majlis, or Parliament. +Vegetable and fruit stands at city markets now are full, but prices are far beyond the reach of the poor. +The likelihood that it will cope skilfully and responsibly with the monetary consequences of an economic recovery during 1993 or 1994 seems remote. +The Wangs have kept a low profile but were unwillingly thrust into the spotlight in 1983, when Mr. Wang was kidnapped at gunpoint by four men while driving to work. +But its backers believe that including it in the tax bill will improve its chances of passage by showing that tax increases would pay for it. +Ferranti resumed trading yesterday on London's Stock Exchange, after a three-week trading suspension and company disclosures of alleged accounting fraud at a U.S. unit. +But unlike Romero's heroic scare effort in which radiation turns corpses into killers, the latest work is a mindless, boring tale about a green vapor that turns the living into zombies who love to eat brains. +One analyst said Wednesday's rise had prompted selling of gold from producers in various countries, and that this, too, was a contributing factor in the price drop. +"I tell my people I work for them. +Buffy Shutt and Kathy Jones, brought in by Ms. Steel to head marketing for Columbia, now oversee marketing for both Columbia and Tri-Star. +The merger will create the third-largest bank in the nation, with assets of $116 billion. +The strangest fruits were the tiny pears and miniature flat-ended peaches called paraguayos. There was no absence of fish from the market stalls. +"Thousands of books could be on-line, available at the touch of a button," Gore said, adding that the technology already exists. +Irving executives, however, still maintain that the offer would be taxable. +The farmer returns the next day to report twenty more chickens have died. +Administration officials said the cruiser Vincennes fired two missiles in the Strait of Hormuz because it thought it was under attack by an Iranian F-14 fighter. +Jews and Catholics are now embroiled in a dispute over a Catholic convent at the site of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland. +Open bank assistance currently is rare, but with bank failures running at the rate of close to 200 a year, the FDIC thinks it may be cheaper to head off failures than to liquidate failed banks. +But a careful reading of the 142-page appendix of the CSIS study tells a different story about selected VOA interviews and features. +Dealers said it came under slight pressure on news it had Dollars 130m of exposure to the US retailer Macy, which on Monday filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. +Amyuni and Daghir were remanded in custody until a hearing April 5, while Mrs. Speckman was granted bail. +It will not be what Israel desires. +The U.S., British, French, Hungarian and Danish embassies were among those surrounded Sunday. +Twenty-six other miners were still trapped 330 feet below ground, the Frankfurt-based radio station said. +Wyeth often painted members of the Olson family. +Dr George Poste, chairman of R&D at SmithKline Beecham, points out that no matter how good a compound is, speed is essential. +Purely by chance, they say. +The former group would be eligible for resettlement in a third country; the latter would be subject to voluntary or mandatory repatriation. +He also reshuffled the rest of the Cabinet. +A Japanese court has ruled that a ban on a strip-tease computer game is constitutional. +When his firm's demise was announced to a hushed exchange in 1938, John Karger recalls, "It was like saying God was dead." +The report said almost 10 percent, or $743.5 million, of the National Institutes of Health's 1990 budget goes to AIDS funding. +A U.S. aerospace executive, who asks not to be identified, says the American sale "was a very significant victory, but it remains to be seen if they can follow it up." +It lifts the spirit, and because it has the power to make people feel that 'life is this and not otherwise,' it has the power to transform human life. +If I see she has potential, we can negotiate." But Mrs. Borzecki doesn't seize her opportunity. +The panel, however, cleared a third defendant, Oklahoma drilling contractor Jere Sturgis, of wire fraud charges for allegedly participating in a purported scheme to defraud Continental. +If that happens, the rush back to growth stocks could push their prices sharply higher. +As for GE, Mr. Welch mused, change "always presents opportunities. +East South Central: $671.05, $10.53 above normal. +Under the plan, a reorganized Pan Am will move its headquarters from New York to Miami and focus on serving routes between Miami and Latin America and the Caribbean, Pan Am said. +There are about 400 elephants in Malaysia. +Executive Life was seized in April by California regulators as the value of its junk bond-laden portfolio plunged and a wave of policy redemptions sucked cash from the company. +"It is going to take a change in behaviour," he said. "We don't mind name calling. +It was not known whether the two spoke about trade issues. +They won't do anything sleepwalking they wouldn't do while awake. +Grow Group will hold a warrant to acquire about 330,000 Grow Venture shares, or 15%. +"The yen's rebound helped bond prices to rise, which also encouraged market players to buy stocks," said Masahiro Umemori, a stock analyst with Nomura Securities. +The work was suggested by security officials after last year's IRA mortar attack, which caused slight damage to the back of No 10, which is undergoing similar changes. +Thomas Kean, former governor of New Jersey and currently president of Drew University, was named chairman of the corporation. +Heinz argued that foreign tuna canners would provide sufficient competition to keep prices down. +The Soviet Union has joined East Germany in crying foul, and Czechoslovakia has also expressed displeasure. +Valmont's sales to Iraq comprised about 1.5% to 2% of its total sales in 1989, according to Vice President Brian Stanley. +The anti-drug compromise was worked out by the White House and senators of both parties began after Democrats sought to add $2.2 billion to the $7.9 billion plan outlined by President Bush in a nationally televised Sept. 5 speech. +Campus sources said the dissidents fired on a procession of students, including Mrs. Zia's supporters, who were marching to condemn what they called terrorism on campus. +The Treasury's benchmark 30-year bond lost more than 1 1/4 points, or more than $12.50 for each $1,000 face amount, pushing the yield on the issue to 8.07%. +Like Union Pacific Resources and Oryx Energy, it drills many horizontal wells there, and its oil output has grown six-fold since 1989, to an average of 9,410 barrels a day in the first seven months of this year. +Disney alleged in the suit filed in U.S. District Court Wednesday that Fox has attempted to prevent its 129 affiliated stations from carrying "The Disney Afternoon," a two-hour daily lineup of children's programming in syndication. +The subject is sensitive in Japan, the only nation ever attacked with atomic bombs. +This included a 20 per cent increase in second quarter profits from Pounds 516m to Pounds 619m. But that quarter included Pounds 183m of restructuring charges, of which Pounds 112m was in chemicals for redundancy and write-downs. +Lawyers also were expected to cite a January ruling by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals against post-crash drug testing. +They have also said they suspect the bomb used was an explosive produced in Czechoslovakia called Semtex. +'This morning a journalist asked me if Mr Lamont should go. +The prince also is in the United States to promote a cultural exhibit called "Saudi Arabia: Yesterday and Today." +But many other nations, among them France, West Germany, Britain and Japan, would welcome such treasures. +Ladbroke will be only a one-third equity investor in Games for Good Causes, the consortium company established to bid for the main operator's licence of the national lottery. +"The prices these things are selling at are in line with what people were saying the properties were worth last year," says John Klopp of Victor Capital Corp., a New York real estate investment adviser. +'At one level, the United States administration is aware of the problems we face with bananas, and is sympathetic to the fact that we face potentially serious damage from free trade in the fruit,' said Mr PJ Patterson, Jamaica's prime minister. +Trafalgar announced a Pounds 1.2bn bid for Northern last week. The Trafalgar rumour was only one factor boosting the UK market. +Matched sales by the US Federal Reserve, read as a sign that further US rate cuts will be at least delayed, put pressure on the short end of the market. +"Even if it weren't," he said, "that kind of rate won't be enough to significantly bring down unemployment," which was most recently reported at 8.3% of the labor force. +Security forces have seized about 43 tons of cocaine so far this year. +This measure, considered by some analysts to be a better gauge of corporate health than after-tax profits, is adjusted to eliminate the effects of inflation on inventories and to reflect depreciation more accurately. +"Repealing the tax would be a mistake because it would cost the government money," said Sen. Howard Metzenbaum (D., Ohio), who fought the repeal. +However, the currency is officially non-convertible and in reality has little value outside the East bloc. +Ahold was 90 cents stronger at Fl 88 on better first quarter sales while Internatio-Mueller put on Fl 2.30 or 3.5 per cent to Fl 67 ahead of tomorrow's annual meeting. MADRID lost ground on profit-taking. +If there is a supply disruption and international oil prices rise, domestic prices must change by an identical amount, regardless of whether we import all or none of our oil. +Average life of the notes is expected to be 3.6 years, assuming an average prepayment rate of 20%. +The three were first arrested May 24 in Austria under the International Convention of Narcotics. +Recently, he helped arrange a lunch between Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and the senior officials in Bain's London office. +According to the indictment, Mr. Teicher allegedly traded on the information and passed it to others. +The time required to withdraw savings from tax-exempt savings funds may also be reduced. +And he added that, unless the two sides are "on the same wavelength," the Montreal meeting could be "rugged." +But all metal stocks are likely to shrink quickly when demand picks up, he suggests - and prices go up as stocks go down. LME traders meanwhile hope that the recent upsurge in business is not another false dawn. +A far better approach would be to require tender offers at some level of seriousness to be made available to all shareholders and to require as well that all serious takeover offers be submitted to shareholder vote. +Notices will be sent to Medicare recipients based on information from the intermediary. +China claims Tibet is a part of its territory. +The administration, however, remains wedded to the free-spending ways of the past and therefore has had little influence over the program's new direction. +Trupp allegedly shot the Universal guards Thursday after demanding to see or talk by telephone to Landon. +Loving Each Other by Leo Buscaglia. +Barclays' large provisions on its US business plays into the hands of those who argue that it has underprovided in the past. +Today's forecast called for showers throughout most of the Northeast. +"It allows this to exist," he says, lifting a basket of discolored fake flowers. +Avoiding any direct criticism of Gorbachev, Reagan said the Soviet leadership believed that his meetings in Moscow with Soviet dissidents, refuseniks and others constituted interference in internal matters. +They felt ashamed," Mr. Burchett says. +"We were happy to protect our territory," said he. +Levine said he would have gotten $2.4 million for supplying Boesky with information, but "never received a penny" because he was arrested first. +For example, the target price for wheat this year is $4.10 per bushel and the basic loan rate is $2.57 per bushel. +A PTA president who cared for children in her home has been charged with murder in the death of a 9-month-old boy who suffered a fractured skull while in her care. +If government is to be more open, as Mr Major has to his credit said it will be, there ought to be the maximum possible parliamentary scrutiny of every branch of the administration, including the secret services. +Comedian Rich Little hailed President Reagan as a great ventriloquist in a speech to graduates at the University of Nevada-Reno Friday. +Each licensed hunter is permitted to take up to 15 gators in designated areas this month as part of the state's first hunt in a quarter-century. +Its results also included $12.7 million in foreign-currency losses, compared with currency gains of $2.9 million a year earlier. +The band, whose album "As Nasty As They Wanna Be" has been banned in several Florida counties, began its performance at midnight and concluded about 1:30 a.m. +"One thing that surprised me was the capability of the managers Alcatel has put in," says Kevin Sara, the president of Network Intelligence, a New York telecommunications research company. +But in recent years the fortunes of GE's broadcasting operation have skidded in the face of declining viewers and advertising revenue, and rising operating costs. +The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, which awards the prize, quoted Paul Samuelson of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who won the award in 1970: "Allais is a fountain of original and independent discovery. +According to the National Association of Securities Dealers, Montana issued a cease-and-desist order against the firm in July for failing to disclose bid and ask prices for certain securities in which it traded. +Librarian of Congress George Waterston, who wrote that he single-handedly labeled and shelved the books when they arrived in Washington, preserved Jefferson's main divisions but arranged the books within each division alphabetically. +On Monday, Jordan and Israel restarted direct talks in Washington on their peace agenda signed in September last year. Officials in Amman said they expected the two sides to agree to set up a joint committee to examine the countries' land dispute. +But the scenario was disrupted by the sharp drop in demand and the escalation in construction costs. +In Blantyre, the pope was greeted by President-for-Life Hastings Kamuzu Banda and his personal troupe of hundreds of women dancers, who swayed and ululated to the beat of African drums. +Among whites it would have been 9.4 percent, among blacks 25.8 percent and among Hispanics 23.5 percent. +The advances were revised from increases of 0.7 percent originally reported for March and 0.8 percent for February. +The structure of the Australian welfare state offers wide scope for such cuts. +About 500 Burmese government troops clashed with Thai soldiers today after crossing the border to launch an attack on a Karen rebel stronghold, a Thai officer said. +Mayor Chen Xitong called an emergency meeting Nov. 7 and issued orders that all public offices, schools, factories and army units were to stock up on cabbage. +How did they get an "asphalt jungle" in a place where the streets aren't even paved? Officials say the Lower Rio Grande Valley's gangs remain relatively unsophisticated. +The company announced in March that it wouldn't be able to pay dividends without regulatory approval due to the retained earnings deficit. +A new Commission formally begins work on January 7 but not before the European parliament has approved all 17 members. +A licensed government intellectual, Francis Fukuyama, recently announced in The National Interest that history is, so to speak, at an end since the course of human progress has now culminated in the glorious full stop of American civilization. +Most don't expect to be hurt severely unless the strike lasted more than two or three days. +Instead they won an increased pay settlement and a two-year pact. +On Monday, West Virginia's attorney general stepped in on Bill Grealis' behalf. +No wonder John Major prefers a game of cricket in South Africa when his own cabinet is still bowling him such googlies. +Sales and profit have grown nearly 100% annually in recent years. +Examination of the DC-10's flight data and voice recorder "show that the flight proceeded in a normal manner until a total interruption, indicating an in-flight explosion," said a statement from the Transport Ministry. +Roman Catholic Archbishop Derek Worlock announced that the Salvation Army brass band would play the Liverpool anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone." The minute's silence was broken only by a sobbing child. +"A lot of them are afraid to vote for a tax increase," added Rep. Claude Pepper (D., Fla.), chairman of the House Rules Committee. +Bad trade figures were blamed for adding to the pessimistic mood right before last October's stock market crash. +Brokers said the market had been expecting the company to announce a gratis issue of around 10%. +Mitterrand also said at a news conference at the Elysee Palace that the world had entered a "war mindset" toward Iraq that will be difficult to shed. +"We are concerned because of the pattern of activity," says Peter G. Frederick, counselor for commercial affairs at the U.S. Embassy. +In announcing the agreement, Pic 'N' Save reiterated an earlier statement that it is "aggressively pursuing" efforts to expand to $150 million a current $60 million common stock repurchase authorization. +Chief among them is Housing Minister Ariel Sharon, who once suggested Israel contact the PLO to help it take over Jordan. +Aoun opposes the peace accord, reached by Lebanese legislators Oct. 24 in Taif, Saudia Arabia, because it does not guarantee speedy withdrawal of the 40,000 Syrian soldiers stationed in Lebanon. +Bush unsuccessfully sought the Republican presidential nomination in 1980, and later became Ronald Reagan's running mate. +It is the second Northern Ireland shirt-making plant closed by Coats in the past year. Some jobs may be saved. +What we wanted to achieve at this plenum we did achieve," he said. +The students defied authorities, who set several deadlines for clearing the broad plaza, and insisted they would carry on their month-long campaign. +The 10-year agreement calls for Continental to book passengers on Presidential flights through Washington's Dulles Airport, to connect with other Continental flights. +Separately, Merchants said its board authorized the buy-back of as much as 9.9% of its Class A common shares outstanding from time to time in the open market. +If that happens, one will die. +"It was a very emotional visit for me," Fujimori said. "I was surprised at the reaction. +James McIntosh, who has taught the instrument informally at the university for six years, will head the new program. +The airline does not expect to be physically ejected from Heathrow but Mr Naylor fears it could be priced out. 'It has got to be Heathrow. +March 19 _ Securities broker Boyd L. Jefferies, implicated by Boesky, pleads guilty to two violations of securities laws and agree to cooperate with investigators. +The task force will also "consider additional preventive efforts in this field," including new laws and regulations to block money laundering. +The industry provides 87,600 direct jobs, and cable-related work provides an additional 60,000 jobs. +Laszlo Pasztor, described in the article as a Hungarian-American who served in Hungary's pro-Nazi, anti-Semitic Arrowcross as a youth, also resigned. +As army units backing the popular uprising fought elite police squads supporting Ceausescu, the widespread euphoria over the downfall of the hard-line Communist dictator turned to anxiety over the continuing bloodshed. +At the time, Israel and Egypt were still officially at war. +But the key point remains the timing of the chemicals cycle. +Prison officials said that condemned prisoners are usually not kept waiting on the chair but had no immediate explanation for the delay. +One reason is that investors have been waiting to see how Ghana's transition to democracy will develop after more than a decade of military rule. +He stressed that such meetings are held yearly, and indicated that it might not even produce a joint statement. +Proceeds will be used by Mellon Bank for general purposes. +Northern California declined 1 1/2 to 16. +They are different companies," he said. +By taking the pain of the writedown all at once, AT&T no longer has to lower its quarterly profits to reflect the costs of depreciating the older equipment. +He commented only on condition of anonymity. +He acknowledged that saving lobsters from dinner palates was something new for him, "which is all right." He also said that the lobsters had been good business, as thousands of peole dropped by for a look at Shirley. +It is one of the most stable democracies in all of Latin America, yet with one of the highest per capita foreign debts in the world; its economy is hamstrung by debt service obligations. +Now one might ask why people who sell eggs would fight someone who is trying to make it easier to crack them. +McNamara said one of the most pressing issues is an industry attempt to eliminate the guaranteed pay for union members when work is insufficient to maintain certain predetermined pay levels. +It had just one small refinery and a marketing area confined to Ohio. +A Restrictive Practices Act will penalise anti-competitive behaviour and end price-fixing by cartels. +The process will take a generation.' Mr Heiner Flassbeck, the chief economist at Berlin's economic research institute (DIW), tends to see the glass as half empty. +It bought a large option on a swap (known as a 'swaption') a year ago: this gives it the right to enter a swap agreement at a predetermined rate. +That was the dollar's lowest level against the Japanese unit since August 8, when it traded at a low of 135.33 yen. +About 5,000 delegates are expected to attend the conference. +After disposing of its European food business following its enormous leveraged buy-out in 1988, Nabisco now appears to be trying to build it all back up again. +David Berson, an economist with the Federal National Mortgage Association, said he looked for mortgage rates to continue creeping up, driven by reasonably strong economic growth and continued worries about inflationary pressures. +Police had begun searching for Sensui but lost track of him until he surfaced Tuesday in the Makati Medical Center. +National Semiconductor rose 3/8 to 5 7/8. +In the key line, the terrified Bagwell discovers there's no back door. +Martin says he can ride up or down the building in 20 minutes, swabbing windows and aluminum paneling with a sudsy solution of household detergent and ammonia and scraping them dry with a squeegee. +However, the whole sector can be volatile, analysts warn, as it tends to pace the market both up and down. +Ramada rejected that bid. +Dixons, a London-based specialty retailer, acquired about 83% of Cyclops stock following a tender offer and other stock purchases earlier this year. +The Gallery finds it difficult to raise money for acquisitions, especially as it it still paying Lord Cholmondeley Pounds 2.5m a year for the Holbein 'Lady with a Squirrel' which it acquired in 1992. +Brokers were going under at a feverish clip back then, and "they said, 'If duPont Glore Forgan closed it would break the New York Stock Exchange,'" Mr. Perot says. +Earlier this year, Strutt & Parker sold the late Jim Joel's stud at Childwick, Bedfordshire, to the Swiss connections of the Portugese owner of The Fellow (the beaten favourite in the Cheltenham Gold Cup). +Mrs. Menem has publicly accused her husband of being a "womanizer" and has assailed his social policies, his free-market economic plan and his staff. +He dives down and pokes his rod and a few inches of line with a baited hook into the nest until the fish bites. +"This brings our export controls more closely in line with those of our allies and improves the competitive position of U.S. exporters," said Michael Zacharia, assistant secretary of commerce for export administration. +Mrs. Johnson "wanted to honor these changes in a special way _ by organizing a great cultural event of international significance," an introduction to the exhibit says. +As a result, the investment market is still dominated by tenants and corporate owner-occupiers with strong knowledge of local markets. The retail market is still struggling with fundamental problems. +The ruling is expected to give S corporation shareholders more flexibility in making arrangements to sell their shares, said one tax specialist, Robert Willens, a senior vice president of Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc., New York. +Czechoslovakia's first free elections in more than four decades are scheduled for June 8. +A call option is a right to buy the underlying futures contract at a specified price within a certain period. +At the end of that six minutes, every comic knows the signs. +Justice Jean Bienvenue of Quebec Superior Court set sentencing for Wednesday. +The company plans to increase its 1990 dividend to 15 marks a share from 14 marks the previous year. +That one occurred in January, however, and so does not count in the 1988 toll. +With tears of rage streaming down her face, she described the indignities inflicted by Soviet rule. But she brightened and said she was so happy to meet her first American. +Even the most loyal party officials privately admit that past figures were inflated to enhance PRI's reputation or simply to spread the illusion of support for the system and cover up voter apathy. +Giant Yellowknife currently has 6.9 million shares outstanding. +Delays due to weather are counted. +The new law caps benefits at $100,000 for each producer, and prohibits payments to those with $2 million or more in gross farm revenues. +"The big loser is the counterinsurgency project and the big winner is the people, which has before it a clear alternative _ the FMLN, organization and struggle." +It has cost our companies four times as much for funds as it has Japanese firms, which therefore can afford to wait four times as long as our companies to gain future earnings from forgoing current earnings through new investment. +Such businesses are less severely cyclical than commodities-based ones. +Moreover, even if there are still places where the groups can build new superstores, this is unlikely to be the case by the end of the century. +Mrs. Brink said her group believed that the plant was not ready to operate safely and that even low-power operation would put area residents at undue risk. +Arikyan, the Armenian activist, said protesters were angered by Central Committee interference in a territorial question, which he said the Soviet constitution defines as a matter for the government, not the party. +Inside were stories about dandelions and sunshine, a few rudimentary drawings and a poem extolling the curative powers of cod liver oil. +Among banks, Barclays fell 25 to 433, Lloyds Bank dropped 23 to 225, Midland Bank fell 15 to 358, and National Westminster Bank fell 30 to 518. +And, before Mr. Bilzerian can obtain any financing, he must first repay $40 million of margin debt used to finance the stake his group holds. +"There isn't the paper here that's on the New York order book," says John T. Scully, a Pacific exchange specialist. +A three-member panel of the state Board of Parole voted unanimously Wednesday to release Gary McGivern, who some saw as an unrepentant murderer. +SIB Chairman David Walker said, "Less reliance on detailed rules will actually be more effective in protecting investors" because British authorities can crack down on breaches of the code's spirit instead of its written rules. +In K?rze werden diverse Pilotinstallationen durchgef?hrt. +USX Corp. agreed to accept whatever labor pact the United Mine Workers reaches with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association in exchange for a no-strike guarantee by the union. +In a three-day run across the islands, the storm whipped up huge seas that washed away homes and its fierce winds uprooted palm trees and blew off roofs. +Loaders and giant blowers pile the snow into mountains at the end of the streets. +OPEC is producing at the highest level since 1981. +Southerners just beginning to thaw out after four days of record cold struggled to patch water systems, reckoned their losses from crop damage and missed tourism in a normally busy resort week. +Rates have fallen almost continuously since then, reaching a nine-year low in March. +Stock prices were little changed today after the monthly purchasing managers report on the economy revived fears of higher interest rates. +Ryder System Inc. said it entered into a $150 million Eurocredit agreement with 11 banks, all but one of which are non-U.S. institutions. +The presence of the green indicates spells that involve money; acorns stand for strength and fertility. +"It's a bit too early," says Jan Vanous of PlanEcon, a Washington economic consulting firm specializing in East bloc nations. +Hopkins officials say they don't think the case will have any long-term effect on the hospital. +Perez, a charismatic figure popular with the working class, favors tighter state control over the economy. +It remains uncertain if the Ukraine, a key republic, will go along with the economic measures set in Alma-Ata, let alone the political ones now being worked on. +Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist said there is no precedent for giving special consideration to bookstores that seek business licenses. +Whenever we use computerization to proceed from formulas and algorithms to policy and to actions affecting humans, we stand open to good and to evil on a massive scale." +He opposed U.S. military involvement in Vietnam and participated in civil-rights protests, later conducting teach-ins in Mississippi after Martin Luther King was killed. +Among its innovative practices, the company gives bonuses to workers when they exceed a weekly production standard. +Richard Secord, a central figure in the Contra arms network, became involved, as did the CIA. +On the next page, a few months later, they are toting a dead bear on a pole in the forest. +"It's going to be hard, but we'll get over it," the 12-year-old said. +In addition, TI last year won a Japanese patent on the 1958 integrated circuit. +A Fiat spokesman played down Mr. Romiti's remarks, saying that Fiat didn't intend to intrude on talks between Montedison and ENI. +According to counselors in the homosexual community, Nute quickly abandoned his dreams of stardom and wound up working the streets of West Hollywood as a homosexual prostitute. +The president said he had talked by phone to Baker on Saturday morning, when both of them were in Houston, to discuss briefly the secretary of state's trip to Moscow. +Turkey has a lot of influence in the Islamic world, so Turkey in the EC would help avoid dangerous incidents. +In the afternoon, they swelter. +As in June and July, personal income in August was held back by declines in subsidy payments to farmers. +She said she was dragged out of the mayor's office and up the steps of the Police Department. +Such a picture of Mr. Gorbachev has increasingly developed over the past several months. +The testing program, which has been running for several decades with funding from the telecommunications industry, has become increasingly popular as phone companies have laid more fiber-optic cable. +Attorneys for Evenstad's widow said they plan to file a civil suit against the railroad. +The company produces melamine, a specialty chemical. +The launch will be the second for the shuttle since the Challenger explosion in January 1986 that killed its crew of seven. Flights resumed last Sept. 29 with the successful launch of Discovery and a five-man crew on a four-day orbital trip. +All five transplanted organs were rejected by the girl's natural immune system, Ms. McMahon said. +Residents of this central Illinois town _ where nearly half the people and two-thirds of the economy are associated with the base _ feel they, too, are dangling because the base is one of 86 Congress voted to close. +Biloxi got 4.3 inches of rain between 6 a.m. and noon. +That incident prompted new concern about aging airliners and led to a government-industry task force that planned FAA response to the problem. +After meeting Baker, Shevardnadze noted the differences between his proposals and NATO's, but added: "Negotiation is negotiation. +Government officials here view the bill as a symbolic demonstration of their determination to let the laws of the market govern the fate of French industry. +"We knew there'd be a major confrontation over not renewing the show," said Perlman. "But we went from not being on the schedule at all to doing 12 shows. +Frank Yaklich Jr., president and chief executive officer, Wednesday said the company will continue to operate during reorganization. +A report issued last week by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, an organization founded by Ralph Nader, said a search of EPA records showed that 73 pesticides have been found in groundwater in 34 states. +Separately, the central bank said the Philippines' surplus on the balance of payments, which measures all flows of funds into and out of the country, narrowed to $264 million last year from $1.24 billion in 1986. +No, it's not Frank Sinatra. +The first hard-cover printing is a healthy 150,000 copies, and even an abbreviated cassette version will be available. +America's NATO allies Monday welcomed President Bush's determination to keep strong military links to Western Europe despite the diminishing security threat posed by the Soviet Union. +After an extended spending spree, consumers are at last cutting back purchases and increasing savings. +In the view of old-line Riversiders, however, the church's waning influence nearly dwarfs its money troubles. +Mexico's total output is nly 4 percent of America's $5 trillion annual economy. +Argentina and other Latin American nations walk out. 1991 May: Washington. +The two-minute test will burn approximately 1.1 million pounds of solid fuel propellant, sending a cloud of smoke and flame thousands of feet into the sky. +The Soviets have seven to nine. +A woman who said she was that prostitute said Swaggart paid her $50 a visit to pose nude for him. +The government aimed to widen access to grants and put more resources into getting disabled people into jobs, it said. +'There is no problem if people don't want to move and are continuing to pay the mortgage,' he adds. +Guice said he decided to become a Republican because he felt state and national Democratic leaders are too liberal. +LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS aside, some marketers advise against sound-alikes because they may irritate perceptive viewers. +The food side comprises just more than half the company's total sales and 31% of profit. +When I lobby I do it on behalf of 400 members of NACPAC," he asserts. +For the first six months of 1993, it achieved a healthy surplus of DM2.6bn. Mr Seehofer was also trying to influence the public's behaviour. +But so far, no one's jumping at the opportunity. +The record price includes the auction house's 10 percent buyer's premium. +It is the nation's strength, its symbol of accomplishment, its proof of the system, its stability. +Civilin orders had risen only 0.2 percent in October. +Jesus crawls back toward reality, saying, "I want to pay the price. +In the case of Judge Thomas, blackness ought to be regarded the same way. +It said, "The application for continued release from detention presented to Justice Brennan and by him referred to the court is denied." Justices Brennan, Thurgood Marshall and Harry A. Blackmun dissented. +Kwanzaa, which means 'harvest' in Swahili, is a seven-day celebration that includes fasting, family dinners, candle-lighting ceremonies and group discussion on topics such as unity and co-operative economics. +"They all want to pay with aluminum money," one St. Pauli district prostitute complained Saturday night, referring to the flimsy East German coins. +About 12 percent of Corporate Property Investors, which owns real estate in New York as well as a number of shopping malls nationwide. +Her daughter Amanda, six years old, came up with the name "Mom's Best." Dad, Don McCammon, ran the business. +Yet the police can see military personnel driving new cars that it would take more than a lifetime's salary to buy. The police say that they do not tolerate extortion and bribery. +Relatives accused soldiers of killing him, but an army statement said its investigation showed soldiers were not involved. +Prosecutors had painted Richardson as a man who was greedy and was willing to sell out his country. +He wants to use his state's revenue windfall to pay for dropping the top rate to 8% from 14%. +But President Gen. Ali Abdullah Saleh, standing next to Baker, criticized the military buildup in the region and called for an Arab solution to the crisis. +Pratt & Whitney said last week it might lay off employees after the first of the year because of decreased demand for jet engines and parts. +Tavernelle 1984, Villa Banfi, $18, all cabernet sauvigon. +But his book lacks the immediacy and fresh detail which distinguish a riveting corporate history from a passable one. +Usually when the economy begins to grow, employers extend the hours of current workers before hiring new ones. +The Calgary-based oil and gas producer said the $205 million project will generate steam heat for Syracuse University and electricity for resale to Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., a Syracuse-based electrical utility. +The measure passed in the committee after opponents from both the left and the right attacked it. +Virtually every big-name network personality is vying for summit air time. +During the 45-minute Kremlin tour, Mrs. Gorbachev displayed her knowledge of English, asking a 10-year-old Fazel Hussain of Tampa, Fla., "What's your name?" and reading English words on souvenirs she was given by the Americans. +They have little option but to monetise maturing debt by borrowing from domestic banks, the equivalent of printing money. This argument would certainly provide a rationalisation for the narrowness of the range within which bond yields have settled. +Tenneco's shipbuilding division had a decline in earnings, going from $34 million in the 1988 first quarter to $30 million this quarter. +The product is to be used in treating a blood infection that can lead to septic shock and death. +Yesterday, a top official in Bonn's Finance Ministry said the country was working on a new supplemental budget to cover the spiraling costs of German unity. +Prosecutors said jealousy was the motive for the killings and that Johnston had a sexual relationship with his stepdaughter. +Joseph "Joey the Clown" Lombardo, reputed Chicago family capo. +The only bright spot, he says, is the export sector which has benefited from devaluation of the shilling. Estimates of Kenya's economic performance in 1993 vary from a contraction of 2 per cent to expansion of 2 per cent. +Hundreds of stone-throwing Palestinian students battled Israeli troops in the most widespread protests since the army opened high schools in the West Bank after a four-month closure. +The district attorney, who wants to run for mayor, needs minority votes and is eager to prove that the city goes after white criminals just as diligently as it does black criminals. +A child with a history of abuse, however, would be more apt to assume immediately that being hit by the ball was an intentional attack and would respond aggressively. +Gonsalves entered his plea as a jury was about to hear the case against him, quality assurance supervisor Cheryl Hannan and Northrop on charges related to the Harrier parts. +After winning 1.5 million fewer votes in the 1979 general election than it had taken in 1976, the PCI suffered subsequent severe defeats at the polls. +Then, the American people will have to choose just what portion of this country's gross national product they are willing to allocate to medically necessary, cost-effective health care. +Its executives feel it came of age last year after winning access to the Heathrow slots. 'People think you need a lot of money to run an airline but it isn't true,' Mr Branson said. +The Aloha airliner was No. 152. +Volume on the Big Board totaled a light 18.29 million shares after the first 30 minutes of trading. +The government intends to retain the repayment supplement as a deterrent measure, and not as commercial restitution. The commissioners are to have to mitigate misdeclaration penalties and their decision will be appealable to a VAT tribunal. +According to its producers, the show intends to avoid the icky, ugly side of the news and concentrate on "journalism of hope," often presented in the form of a video version of the polls that are a staple of the newspaper of the same name. +The suit was originally brought last year on behalf of a Pennsylvania couple that bought a lot in General Development's North Port Charlotte planned community, built in a low-lying, marshy area on Florida's west coast. +An air force report contends SAS isn't suitable because Scandinavian nations imposed sanctions on Argentina during the 1982 Falklands war with Britain. +Aid officials in Malawi estimate as many as 19,000 people are without shelter and say food supplies and sanitary conditions at refugee camps are being strained by the new influx. +Mr Richard Rankin, marketing director of Hoover Europe, says he is not sure. +British and U.S. officials say Iraq has moved more than 150 Britons and more than 60 Americans from Kuwait to strategic locations for use as human shields against a possible attack. +Manuel Antonio Noriega, was suspected of being a drug trafficker at the same time he may have been on the CIA payroll? +After 2.5 days of hunting, Bush was "very relaxed, very upbeat," Hart said. +Now, Ms. Rudman said, they have to postpone the wedding and lower their living standard. +The most pressing crisis for Wang is that the loss in its fourth fiscal quarter reduced its net worth below the level required by its commercial banks under a $300 million revolving credit agreement. +He said they were proceeding on their own to create a new economic union. +The final dividend is held at 7.63p for an unchanged total of 11.17p. +Construction starts continued a three-month rising trend, as did business confidence among small and medium companies. +The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer is a milestone. +For America, Iran's decision offers not only a chance to scale down a costly naval operation in the Persian Gulf but also the possibility of restoring some normality to relations with Iran, seen as the strategic prize in the area. +Austrian Airlines would have 10 per cent. However, Swissair noted that 'independent valuations of the four partners have suggested different proportions of relative worth. +"I hold no pension rights, no favoritism, no job promises, no thoughts to that regard and I don't see where any conflict of interest has been shown," he said Monday. +The Army refused to let her rejoin, but after Gordon found the service in contempt of court in January, Ms. Ben-Shalom was allowed to re-enlist. +"If you can read this, thank a teacher. +Many retailers were reluctant to assess their performance knowing that the next few days could be crucial. +He also said he hoped his resignation would facilitate passage of a major tax reform package through the Parliament. +In the closing week of the Australian sales a relatively large offering of 172,000 bales is being auctioned at Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle. +So often in the past, accelerating inflation has prevented us from enjoying sustained growth,' he said. +'We're finding it extremely difficult to buy the amount of pulp we need to keep our machines going,' says Mr Digney. +Many investors routinely roll their maturing Treasury bills over into new bills when they come due. +C. Lee, a Hong Kong businessman who allegedly traded on the information supplied by Wang. +"I'll be running my own business with the backing of a Swiss bank." Mrs. Gunderson said "Chemical was all things to all people," and that she "preferred a smaller environment with a product mix more diverse than traditional products." +The other thing would be capitulation, but the capitulation probably would have to be total, most likely including disarmament and the installation of a new, moderate leadership in Iraq. +The newspaper Critica said the four Americans were arrested "in an area where daily activities disturbing the public order" had taken place. +The statement said Navy search teams found no indications of survivors during an extensive air and water search of the area. Some floating debris, including aircraft parts from each helicopter, were recovered. +Armenia was the hardest-hit area in the Caucasus. +The twin-engine plane flew out of control from the foothills at up to 150 mph Sunday afternoon, plowing into one of the most densely populated sections of this city of about 100,000 situated 30 miles from Denver, authorities said. +There is an investigation going on,' he said. +It pledged itself both to militance and to non-violence. +Toting up the out-of-pocket bucks companies spend on meeting regulatory requirements offers little insight into the impact regulations have on particular industries. +UNC combined the purchase with the UNC Folklore Archives to form the Southern Folklife Collection. +Another foreign broker said about 15% to 20% foreign ownership of local equities would be an optimum level that makes foreign securities firms' investments in South Korea economically realistic. +Officials declined to reveal further details. +May 31 _ Macmillan's board proposes a restructuring plan that would split the company into two companies, publishing and information services, and give shareholders a stake in each as well as a cash dividend of $52.35 a share. +In the fiercely competitive greeting card industry, Among Friends is a grain of sand on a beach dominated by giants like Hallmark Cards, American Greetings and Gibson Greetings. +'The structure of DG10 will be such that everyone will know exactly who is responsible for what,' promises the commissioner for openness. +Gold was quoted at $453.35 an ounce in early trading today in Hong Kong. +Smith, 45, was elected to Congress last November from the 5th District, taking the seat of fellow Republican Trent Lott, who ran successfully for the U.S. Senate. +The 0.2 percentage point drop in April's jobless rate to the lowest it had been since June 1974 had been propelled largely by assembly line hiring by factories trying to keep with a surging foreign demand for U.S. products. +Mr Allwood is a chartered accountant with over 14 years experience in newspapers, including 11 years at News International. +At the Habur Bridge border point between Iraq and Turkey, it hardly looks as if Iraq is still under sanctions. +In other times, particularly when the restaurant industry was doing well, such knocks on the door would have been considered a nuisance. +"We just think that if they are going to do a better job in the future, they ought to at least on an advisory basis get more participation from their constituents," says Mr. Swanson, referring to producers and processors. +Well look, now I'm thinking ahead," said Mrs. Pena. +HIT with $18.9 million verdict arising from a scam. +They play an important economic role for the family." He said the government banned polygamy mainly because costs of living rose as the country developed. +Even so, the trouble was just beginning for the Squalus. +"It was a very stereotypical father-and-son conflict." The company Mr. Wexner says he launched to prove his father wrong reflected his modest resources. +It was just coincidence that team members had crude oil on their faces and clothes, he said. +Organic, lively Australian made mainly from Riesling, with some Sauvignon aroma and an interesting hotchpotch of old vine varieties. +In Kilkeel, Trainor's home town of 6,500 in the southeast of the province, the church was packed. +In an industry grappling with massive losses, layoffs, and liquidations, labor may have seen its bargaining strength weakened in recent months. +Unlike many of its previous communications, the Shiite Moslem faction did not specifically ask for the release of 17 suspects held in Kuwait for bombing the U.S. and French embassies in 1983. +But I took care of that, you know." +That is why Severn Trent Water's admission this week that its Biffa waste subsidiary is performing below expectations was unfortunate. +Definitely not bored." But that's the reason he did the show in the first place. +The Cambodians bade the soldiers farewell in a two-hour ceremony on the rain-soaked gravel road outside a kindergarten built by Vietnamese soldiers. +Sharaa suggested "the Arab League Council convene to conduct consultations on a convenient venue and date for the summit and to agree on the topics to be discussed at the forum," the news agency said. +Chanting in Armenian and waving signs with slogans such as "one nation, one people, one country," the demonstrators ended their mile-long march Sunday at Los Angeles City College, where they listened to speeches and sang Armenian songs. +Mr. Gumbinger suggested that the government-bond market is probably being hurt by movement of money into stocks. +The brewery's switchboard plays "Home on the Range" for callers put on hold. +Such omissions would include not "noticing an indicator that's not right, anticipating a problem before it occurs, thinking many steps down the line," he said. +The party is now called the Polish United Workers Party. +But many brokers are also proposing to charge investors for using nominee services. +"The parties believe that these verdicts are excessive and erroneous and intend to move in the trial court to set them aside and to prosecute vigorously all appeals and other remedies available," Vivra said. +The proposal also includes Noranda's international gold assets. +He charged that dissidents were attempting to stage a leftist revolution under the control of North Korea. +On the other side of the greenhouse coin, trees are vital consumers of carbon dioxide, which is a byproduct of fossil fuel use and which scientists say is collecting in the atmosphere and trapping increasing amounts of heat. +On the course, an eight-year-old boy and a grown man are walking slowly as a therapist watches. +Boyd is chairman of the board, president and publisher of Home News Publishing Company, New Brunswick, N.J. +The average yield was 7.89 percent, down from 9.39 percent at the last auction on April 12. +T. Boone Pickens Jr. said he agreed to buy another 10 million shares of Koito Manufacturing Co., stepping up his campaign for more influence in the Japanese auto-parts maker. +But he added that "management has wisely been paying attention to operations and isn't unduly worrying about raiders and things like that." +Christie's added, however, that sales in the second half were slightly higher than in the first, giving it a 48% share of the art auction market compared with its chief rival, Sotheby's Holdings Inc. Last year its share totaled 45%. +"We're shocked," said Donald Backer, a University of California-Berkeley astronomer who is doing pulsar research at a sister observatory in Arecibo, Puerto Rico. "We'll miss it. +Israel's U.N. Mission was informed of the proposal. "The issue is still being studied. +For a centre that is the first responsibility. +It also found Reagan ignorant of what his aides were doing in his name, uninterested in the details of his own foreign policy, and unable to remember some of his most important decisions. +But reform politics, new politics, my politics say let's let the people decide. +In Hong Kong, Director of Trade Michael Sze said the trade bill is "a much better bill than the original one and many of the provisions which we were concerned about have either been improved or dropped completely. +He's an announced candidate for the presidency of the United States who knows full well womanizing was a question in his past." +Foreign ministers from the conference meet in September to prepare a summit in late 1990. +Forecasts of rain late last week produced declines across the board for grain futures prices, as traders reasoned that rain would help the fledgling crops. +Kohn said Simmons earned about $100,000 a year as a radioactive-waste technician. +He thought he could cut it at St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minn., but he quit at the end of the year. He said they had the facilities to help him but he was too embarrassed to ask. +Amber Clark and three other victims were brunettes, aged 18 to 21. Authorities speculate that Pamela Clark was killed because she happened to be home with her daughter. +TVSM, the largest publisher of cable guides, would continue to publish the monthly Cable Guide, which has a monthly circulation of 7.2 million, paid by cable system operators. +He flies to New York on Monday to meet with students at a Levittown high school on Long Island and to march in the Columbus Day parade in Manhattan with Gov. Mario Cuomo. +Solidarity editor Tadeusz Mazowiecki declared Friday that he is ready to accept President Wojciech Jaruzelski's offer to nominate him as prime minister and break the Communist grip on power in Poland. +Ford said its early April light truck sales sagged 9.3 percent. Ford said car sales were down 10 percent and light truck sales were down 3.5 percent for the year. +Higher food and energy costs boosted consumer prices 0.5 percent in March and resulted in a 6.1 percent annual inflation rate for the first three months of 1989, the government said. +The three were caught in a Paris hotel room with an American businessman and a Paris-based South African diplomat while purportedly delivering parts of a British Blowpipe missile to the South African. +But sportsmen in competition can be blinkered. There have been many other happy returns in these Games. +"I have not liked these characterizations that I really didn't want a civil rights bill. +Both men showed honors from the battle of Monte Cassino, one of the Polish army's many heroic efforts through Africa and Italy. +The rate is higher than the 9.08% average rate lenders were seeking a month earlier, but still lower than the 9.99% rate of a year ago. +If Texas Air had taken Eastern planes, routes and other assets from the airline and given them to Continental, they theoretically would be out of reach of Eastern's creditors. +Joe M. Henson, Prime's president and chief executive officer, said at the time that he hoped to avoid dismissals and instead reduce the staff through attrition. +Kaifu, who has carefully sought to maintain his own clean reputation, was named prime minister Aug. 9 after the Recruit and sex scandals forced his two immediate predecessors to resign. +Calculating the outlook for the world's most widely used commodity is a critical element of economic and political planning for nations, companies and investors everywhere. +But Rep. Frank Guarini, D-N.J., complained that Bush's plan will make a "big winner" out of Wall Street investment houses through commissions in handling off-budget bonds that will be used to finance the government's share of the bailout. +"Investors think there will be no war at least until Thursday," when United Nations Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar reportedly meets with Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz, said Akiko Baba, a Bank of Tokyo dealer. +Reed described it as "probably the most tragic case I've seen in 21 years with the Denver Police Department." Authorities say many reports from the case have vanished in the intervening years. +"The appeal, for that purpose, doesn't delay anything," Mr. Locks said. +U.S. officials expressed optimism for prospects of peace in Angola as South Africa, Angola, Cuba and the United States opened talks today aimed at ending the long-running conflict. +"Freedom of speech is important, even in relation to a book which has plainly caused offense in the Moslem community, and is capable of causing offense to others," Howe said in Birmingham. +Their proposal calls for Amfac to abort the sweeping restructuring plan it announced last December. +The purchase includes a bleached pulp and paperboard mill, three sawmills, about 447,000 acres of timberland and cutting rights to an additional 66,000 acres. +The offer, announced last December, represents part of a world-wide cost-cutting drive at the big computer company. +Nynex's New York Telephone unit commissioned the study as part of its $1.4 billion rate-increase request in New York state. +But we have found nothing of a serious nature. +"We are sorting out which company we are going to do business with," says Rick Rosenfield, president and co-founder of the closely held company. +No one seems to know what to do about the Queensland cane toad. +The defendants _ Yusef Salaam, Antron McCray and Raymond Santana _ were acquitted of the top count of attempted murder and a lesser count of sodomy. +The internal debate he has set off is known as "the war of the roses," after the party's red rose election symbol. +An alleged crack dealer has been arrested in the slaying of a woman who crusaded against drugs in her Brooklyn neighborhood, and police said they were investigating whether higher-ups had put out a contract on her. +Some analysts said the August figures may be the first sign that, after a long period of relative currency stability, West Germany's nominal trade surplus also might be shrinking. +The stock market showed some spotty gains today in a mixed response to the newest data on the state of the economy. +The camp is part of the 24,000-acre Massachusetts Military Reservation on Cape Cod and straddles the towns of Sandwich, Mashpee, Falmouth and Bourne. +A car that had contained 18,000 to 20,000 gallons of sodium hydroxide had been turned upright. +Scores of cattle and sheep farmers broke into a slaughterhouse and burned seven tons of imported German and Irish meat to protest foreign competition, police said today. +Disney remains a major special-events producer, whose credits include President Reagan's second inaugural parade and the opening ceremonies at the recent Pan American games. +In the British case, Mr. Lawson is the closest thing in London to a supply-side globalist. +The picture is a strange and beautiful hybrid of historical saga and psychological drama, with plenty of opulent pageantry but little thunder. +A recent pickup in hog slaughters suggests last spring's unusually large pig crop is beginning to come to market at least two weeks later than expected, analysts said. +Even "scalpers," who hawk tickets outside theaters, charge less. +In the town of Yate on the south end of the main island, police used tear gas to disperse a crowd of separatists who erected a barricade. +Nevertheless, many junk bond analysts believe the current slump reflects a temporary transition phase. +They'd show me things, maybe not all the tricks, but enough to get me started on playing in an authentic way," he said. +We must bury the weapons and not burn the people. +The miners, closing a five-day congress Friday, also demanded that the party relinquish control over the government and state enterprises, and give up its vast inventory of property. +Mr Major himself survived unscathed; his leader's speech, which relied heavily on nostalgia, was well-received by an audience primed to be receptive. +Robert De Niro plays the patient, a 50-year-old man named Leonard. +Without it, she would soon die of starvation or dehydration. +Replacements cannot be trained until a strike begins, the judge said. +When that person left, he allegedly poured gasoline between the street and an inside door of the club and ignited it. +The Knesset, or parliament, earlier this month outlawed outdoor advertising that features scantily clad people. +I am open-minded about an acquisition.' Earnings were 35.2p (12.8p). +New York money manager Michael Harkins says, "It shows you that the cast of mind is temporary. +About 1,000 men were lost on both sides in the war, most of them when the British sank the Argentine cruise General Belgrano. Argentina has not yet declared a formal end to hostilities and diplomatic relations have not been restored. +But Americans do not reply without them," she says. +Last year, both parents marched in the national Gay Pride parade in Washington. +A few 100-degree readings were expected in the desert Southwest and along the Rio Grande in Texas. Elsewhere, highs were expected to be in the 70s and 80s. +And Hyde last week failed on a 17-17 tie vote in the House Judiciary Committee to delay the new capital requirements for 18 months. +A secret presidential report on the sex-for-secrets spy scandal at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow says the American ambassador, his staff, and State Department officials in Washington must share the blame along with the Marines. +Arco investigators were sifting through the twisted black metal in hopes of finding the cause of the explosion that claimed the lives of 17 workers, including the driver of the vacuum truck. +The national scandal is likely to take precedence over local issues in the nightly broadcasts. +Last year, Mr. McIntosh spent four months writing text for a tutorial software program called "Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing!" +There has been no difference in the parties as she describes. +The Internal Revenue Service, which keeps track of deposit accounts to make sure tax is being paid on interest earned, hasn't been able to obtain Social Security numbers necessary to monitor all of the accounts, despite an intensive effort, Wall said. +The stock began climbing last week after the company said it expected to report that profit from continuing operations in the first quarter ended May 24 rose from a year earlier. +"Simply (a waste product) coming into contact with an infectious agent does not constitute a health risk," said Sylvia Lowrance, director of the EPA's office dealing with solid wastes. +Meanwhile, the war continues to damage the Soviets' Third World relations while draining their economy and military. +Smith takes the more positive line. +But the appeals court's most significant ruling was the rejection of the new-value exception. +At one stage on Thursday the Dow was down 35 points, before a late round of computerised program buying helped the average finish the session only 20 points off on the day. It was a different story in the bond market, however. +The document was directed primarily at the opposition group New Forum, which has advocated free elections, greater openness in society and a free press. +Seven Republican senators who voted for the bill when it passed 75-14 on Jan. 28 reversed themselves yesterday and voted to uphold the veto. +Papandreou holds a personal grudge against Mitsotakis for splitting with Papandreou's father, George, when he was premier 25 years ago. +This decision was made when the small boy was silently presented with a host of articles, ignored most of them but picked out the only three that had belonged to the 13th Dalai Lama, who died in 1933. +Chinese troops stormed Beijing's central square a week ago, shooting their way through the student-led protesters. +At Vines Lane, the cells are based on the large products, the smaller products and a jobbing operation which produces components to special order in small quantities. Introduction of cellular manufacturing has had familiar effects. +"For so long, they were clearly the fashion arbiter, but they vacated that. +The deputies approved a bill limiting the bases to staying in Greece until Nov. 21, unless a new defense agreement is reached with the United States. +Humans, he said, are greedy, selfish and distrustful, and will prey upon one another unless they are restrained by fear of a coercive power. +Demonstrators sought to disrupt a rally for evangelist Pat Robertson and focus attention on the homeless and AIDS as the Republican National Convention got under way Monday. +Indeed, the shipments occurred even before the applications were filed. +The new system permits, but does not require, the use of binding arbitration. +On the export side, there is sure to be a strong rise in sales of goods and services to Kuwait, as the Mideast nation recovers from the Iraqi occupation. +And on five separate occasions, he conferred with various Bridgestone executives in Tokyo, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Honolulu, according to his own account published last year in the University of California Management Review. +The managers are learning. +It added, however, that it did not think it would result in fewer people visiting Blackpool this summer. The rollercoaster is called the Pepsi Max Big One and is sponsored by the US soft drinks company. +India's cattle slaughter was estimated at 6.5 million head. +In an interview with the Dallas Morning News, gubernatorial hairdresser Gail Huitt disclosed the secret to Ms. Richards's relentlessly upstanding hair: "I rat the tar out of it. +A television sound technician said his jacket pocket was ripped off by the KGB, and a photographer said he was punched in the back. +Thompson approved legislation Wednesday that allows judges to decide whether drunken drivers under age 21 should be forced to visit morgues and hospitals to see the bodies of people killed in alcohol-related accidents. +Mr. Skase had raised a $100 million "blind pool" from institutional investors in Australia to make U.S. acquisitions to add to his Australian television-station-and-resort empire. +But AT&T's order may be more sophisticated since it calls for AT&T to deliver and install digital switching, transmission equipment and network management gear for controlling phone traffic. +It will have to be done simultaneously. +Freeport has achieved critical mass as a shopping destination." Word of Freeport's shopping attractions quickly spread along the tour bus and tourist circuit. +"It really is not a muckraking book," Higham said in an interview. "Nor is it a fan book. +"Glenn Close pursued the movie and was prepared to come in and test, which was unusual for a star. +The report recommended that Watkins require Westinghouse Savannah River Co., which runs the plant for the government, to carry out a comprehensive plan for changing the "safety culture" there before it resumes reactor operation. +The group sold NZDollars 500m worth of assets in the period and is on target to sell NZDollars 750m in the full year. +Col. Oliver North has in the end been abandoned by his government." North's eyes moistened as Sullivan wound up his opening statement almost in a whisper. +"If we can't win on the first one, I don't think we will win on many others," Mr. Wylie said. +The stock-swap merger of the two companies would create one of the nation's largest office-products concerns, with about $2.5 billion in annual sales. +He called the network's bureau, and eventually went there and identified a photo of Puente. +This is done by creating 'fire walls', explains Bill Alaoglu, director of technology for the organising body, World Cup USA 1994. +Simply put, undue confidence and complacency can be subtly but consequentially supported by the agreeable notion of corporate culture. +That started an eight-hour period of intensive photography and measurements, including a photographic search for lightning. Earlier Friday, Galileo studied dust particles and magnetic fields in space, and measured Venusian atmospheric temperatures. +The issue's yield, which moves in the opposite direction from prices, rose to about 9% from 8.98% Thursday. +The UK is now acting more like a European country.' The December short sterling contract closed at 93.50 yesterday, showing that the market expects UK interest rates to rise to 6.5 per cent by the end of the year. +He also said he expected the Germanys would field a single team in the 1992 Olympics. +Not at this level, but I got a certain amount of attention and dealt with these things at a smaller level. +The president has the authority to activate as many as 200,000 reservists for 90 days. +With $24.22 billion in credit-card receivables as of March 31, Citicorp is the biggest U.S. issuer of credit cards. +"I try not to be a bond salesman," Joseph Sullivan, chairman of the authority, says. +Some organizations go further. +Voted 8-1 to make it easier for insurance companies to sue in federal court to challenge worker compensation awards. +"It was extremely hectic," said one dealer. +The United States, which leads the world in the number of AIDS cases, has pledged to contribute $25 million. +In 1989, Moscow spent up to 17 percent of its gross domestic product on defense, the report said. +Freeman said the government's sentencing recommendation was unjustified because prosecutors had not proved Swindall was personally involved in laundering money. +Jessica Hahn turned up in the pages of Playboy, and in the mansion of Hugh Hefner. +Separately, the company omitted its common stock dividend. +She can still get into her costume. +The attack has been led by professors in political science (that department is 92% Democrat) and English (96% Democrat). +The U.S. will consider over the next 90 days whether to lift remaining limits on Delft's exports of defense products. +The proposal, as translated into English by the Soviets and distributed later to news media, apparently would also include the Kremlin's soldiers stationed just outside the city proper. +By then, the woman was dead. +Last year, he wrote an article in which he argued that Congress should establish a system of property rights in telecommunications by auctioning off the electromagnetic spectrum. +"Collaborators are worse than the Israelis," he said. "They are an internal enemy. +The assembly has proposed increasing the tax rate to 10% for individuals making more than $100,000, and to 11% for those making more than $200,000. The top rate now is 9.3%. +Kelly said orders for old titles were also sluggish. +David Lindsey Sr., 45, had eight other adoptive sons not involved in the case, and four of them were at the hearing and continued to support him. +People are asking whether the most heavily tainted politicians can return to the inner circle of power, and whether Japanese voters tolerate too much corruption. +The steelmaker, which is operating under Chapter 11 protection, expects losses for the quarter and the year. +If prices begin to rise instead, the short sellers often buy shares to "cover" their positions. +Misdemeanor charges have been filed in New York state against four of her relatives for the alleged abduction Sunday. +In Washington, President Clinton asked Congress to approve Dollars 320m of extra aid. +He and his aides have also been blamed for covering up the country's problems and repressing independent political and cultural thinkers. +President Corazon Aquino flew here last week and called for "an all-out military offensive." +But it is safe to say New Zealand has ceased to be a fashionable anecdote of libertarian experimentation. +American Airlines, for example, increased the amount of cargo it carried by 38 per cent in the past year, while revenues rose by only 25 per cent. Airline executives are nervous about recovery in air freight. +Interest rate guru Henry Kaufman, for instance, hasn't been infallible in recent years. +There is an inevitable falloff after the exuberant first act. But that's because the ending has been telegraphed long before the play is over and the involved plot convolutions must be straightened out before the curtain falls. +Kathryne Grove, who witnessed one of the ducks being run down, said: "I was sick at my stomach. +Stock prices crept ahead today, drifting sluggishly through the next-to-last session of the year. +The original lease must be 'long' (more than 21 years), the ground rent low, and the rateable value below Pounds 1,500 - or just above that if you can show that the marginal added value came from improvements you had made as tenant (leaseholder). +Democratic mayoral candidates Harrison J. Goldin and David Dinkins also attended the funeral. +Nicholson was jailed in lieu of $250,000 bond following her arrest Tuesday. +Detractors say his government post also makes his allegiance to the opposition somewhat suspect. +Disgraced former Communist Party leader Erich Honecker was released from prison Tuesday night after justice officials determined he was too frail to withstand the rigors of imprisonment while awaiting trial on treason charges. +While Bush has said that it is not his role to try to sort out who should lead the Soviet Union, there is an administration stake in Gorbachev's survival as leader of the other superpower. +It ended at 35,852.23, renewing the record high for the third-consecutive time since Monday. +When they meet, they discuss the peculiar trials of keeping a pooch in the city, from pooper-scooper vigilantes to landlords who won't let anything with four legs in the door. +Santa Fe Southern Pacific rose 1 1/2 to 47 1/2. +"They've been looking to get their costs down, and this is a fairly sensible way to do it," he said. +The group said first-quarter sales at 100,000 cars were 25 per cent higher than a year ago. +Maher checked into the clinic Monday after his physician became concerned over his condition, the Diocese of San Diego said in a statement. +The People's Alliance triumphed in last week's election, defeating the United National party which had ruled for 17 years. +Memorex will produce the computers at its Tulsa, Okla., manufacturing facility. +Mazowiecki's election Thursday, with support from many Communist lawmakers, gave the East bloc is first non-Communist leader since World War II. +The public offering of BRITISH GAS PLC shares was "substantially oversubscribed" and individual investors will receive preference in the allotment of shares, the British government said. +Ironically, it's the part of Mr. Sculley's Pepsi training that he brands as old and traditional that got him and Apple back on track. +Police brought in more than a dozen additional units and blocked off the road after more than 100 people gathered at the scene. Officers calmed down the crowd, which dwindled after 11:30 p.m., and made no arrests. +The dissidents felt they had suffered more than $3 million in property damage due to Golden Rain's ineptitude, including using house paint that started peeling within two years. +A lower dollar would reduce or eliminate our trade deficit, and thus automatically decrease the flow of capital from the rest of the world. +And as I have tried to explain, demand is not the real problem.' Tokoro gives a despairing look. +It should be given at least as much autonomy as regulators of privatised utilities, which are formally not part of Whitehall and report directly to Parliament. +A group of doctors in Maine is attempting to make all live births female, affirmative action by applied science. +Other recent data point to further gains. +Since work on the script began three years ago, however, McCorvey has become a public critic of efforts to overturn the abortion decision. +So, if the FSLIC wins a pending $5 million negligence suit against former directors and officers of Home Savings, the agency will be able to collect from CNA. +President Bush on Monday vetoed the annual bill appropriating money for the District of Columbia because it would allow funds from local taxes to be spent on abortion. +"And thank God, he gives us a beautiful beach and beautiful weather. +Liberia was founded in 1847 by freed American slaves and their descendents who ruled the county until Doe seized power in April 1980 in a violent coup. +He sounded out his aides, who all advised against the climb, but decided to do it anyway. +The judge ordered the parties to return Jan. 24, but did not indicate whether sentencing would take place at that time. Lozano remained free on $10,000 bond. +In its decision, the board said it had questions about Davis' culpability, Spraggins' recantation and the new trial granted Spraggins. +In Ohio, the state House of Representatives has approved a resolution expressing its concern about how the takeover might affect Farmers' policyholders and employees in that state. +The joint venture will produce alkaline-manganese batteries in the U.S. for both Kodak and Matsushita. +The company added it had no immediate plans to fill the other two vacancies. +Los Angeles County beaches have a "flying missile" ordinance to quell beer hurtling. +Shareholders in Fiat, whose ordinary shares account for about 9 per cent of total trading, saw the share price bounce back from L3,460 on September 30 1992 to L5,648 one year later. +Mr. Lowenkron said A&W has accelerated its spending on marketing, and noted the company's second-quarter sales set a company record. +In the year-earlier quarter, the company had net of 49 cents a share. +Alan Palmer (above left), marketing director of Trebor Bassett, has been appointed marketing director of CADBURY. +Rep. Gephardt said he could best "advance the Democratic message" by remaining as majority leader. +"The threat is not to our ships" which have been equipped with defenses against missiles like the Silkworm, "but to unarmed merchant ships," said Crist. +Scientists generally believe that in most mammals, the brain maintains the clock's 24-hour rhythm chiefly by monitoring light and darkness in the environment. +Relief official El-Tayeb Tahir told reporters a trainload of relief material arrived at El-Meiram last Monday and the Transport Ministry had been asked to allocate one train a week for the south. +Ann Firbank is delightful as Queen Kreousa's aged nurse, a feisty old party who would clearly be happier if she could get a transfer to one of the tragedies. +"Any rise in rates is going to put pressure on brokerage stocks," says Mr. Long. +The weird thing is why these guests are so secretive about Charlie's and Myra's difficulties and why they want to keep things hush-hush, even from each other. +These involve a regular monthly payment going to buy gold at the present market price. About 300,000 people bought 30 tonnes of gold - about half of Japan's total investment demand for the metal - last year. +Over the past week, the president has agreed to keep the committee informed, usually in advance, of covert actions and to put key intelligence decisions in writing. +He was extradited to Argentina, where he was convicted of murder and still is jailed. +Coke and Gatorade may not seem quite so similar, but industry observers caution that Gatorade is a beverage that many people drink instead of a soda. +If London is to maintain its lead as a centre for the trading of international securities and related lending and borrowing, a solution must be found for the tax treatment of overseas lenders. +The Yellowjackets reject both categories, especially fusion, which Haslip dismisses as outdated. +The U.S. official also conceded that Conrad was never subjected to a periodic follow-up investigation during the time he held the high-security clearance. +Officials reopened the airport Thursday. +A pre-tax profit forecast of Pounds 57m gives a prospective p/e of nearly 18 times after yesterday's 9p rise in the share price to 444p. +He estimates that a quart of his fluids, which consist of powders and nonconducting liquids such as mineral oil, can be made for around $3. +They came in navy blue linen with white lapels and short sleeve cuffs, gaily printed silks, and white jersey with silver trimming. +One of Gioiosa's lawyers, Martin Weinberg, said Gioiosa continued to decline to talk to those investigating Rose. +The company also hopes to put a restaurant in Beijing, Quinlan said. +The measure, introduced by Reps. +This same blend of whimsy and the mundane is apparent in some of the Teutonic items on display. +This year's executive producer, Lorne Michaels of "Saturday Night Live," gamely attempted to salvage the event from tedium and for the most part succeeded. +Cuba put it at just above 4m tonnes. +But the US, while making a show of toughness, is allowing time for a diplomatic solution. +On Monday, the airline said it would continue normal operations while it seeks protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy laws. +Today, attorneys were to re-examine defense witness Geoffrey C. Hazard Jr., a Yale law professor who says Bush acted legally when dealing with Good and Walters. +Anderson and Cockburn to lampoon public figures with impunity. +In London, gold dropped to a late bid of $426 a troy ounce, compared with $432.25 bid late Monday. +The phone company placed ads publicizing the discount in newspapers in 12 major metropolitan areas, Newman said, but the ads make no mention of the outage. +The road is at the heart of plans for regeneration of the city centre. +As we wait, he expects other issues to deflect our attention, to weaken our resolve, and to dissolve the international coalition. +Partek acquired 25 per cent of Euroc last year. Finland's influential Bjoerneberg and Rettig families disposed of their Partek stakes at FM89.50 a share. +It is a creation of the EC Council of Ministers and would thus depend on decisions taken by this body. +The paper matures in 2005 and was priced to yield 175 basis points over the 9 1/2 per cent UK government conversion stock of this maturity. +This allowed the central bank to increase foreign reserves which totalled Dollars 11.6bn at the end of December, up from Dollars 10.5bn at the beginning of fiscal 1992-93. +Cranston, one of the so-called "Keating Five" under investigation for intervening with regulators on behalf of California savings and loan owner Charles Keating, announced in late 1988 he no longer would accept honoraria. +Wholesale unleaded gasoline and home heating oil shot over $1 per gallon Monday as the market responded to amplified fears about the Persian Gulf crisis. +The Syrians have 40,000 troops in Lebanon under a 1976 Arab League mandate to halt Lebanon's civil war, which erupted in April 1975. +But Japanese intent to secure greater influence in aid policy is unmistakeable. In the case of Poland, the Finance Ministry official conceded that the prime minister had made a promise of new loans to Poland. +A Beijing University student who was one of the leaders of the democracy movement was caught and returned to the capital, the official media reported. +Goldman's team studied genes of 40 living alcoholics and 127 living people from a random population sample. +Under Gandhi's administration India opened up to foreign business. +Turnover yesterday of 589.5m shares, although well up from Monday's dismal 482.6m, was well below recent levels which have held at well above 600m per day for the past two weeks. +The government attributed the sharp month-on-month rise largely to production of the U.K. energy sector, which is typically among the most erratic segments of its industrial output calculations. +He also makes this movie because, by and large, "Arachnobobia" lacks bite. +Outside the Town Hall, being used as a temporary morgue, the pile of flowers from relatives of the dead and from sympathizers in several countries has grown daily. +Selling Short Against the Box. +After a fire in August destroyed all of its inventory and disabled shipments, the maker of semiconductor parts for missiles and jets said it was unable to buy parts. +Earlier this month the Conseil d'Etat, the country's highest administrative court, ruled that Mrs Cresson had not followed the proper procedure in moving the school to Alsace. But ENA's old boys reckoned without one of their number. +State Department of Transportation officials had hoped to open the bridge by Friday, exactly one month after a 50-foot section of the span's upper roadway dropped onto the lower during the Oct. 17 quake, claiming one life. +To which you might respond: So what else is new? Agreed, the small-business view does not break new ground, but a study just completed draws dire consequences from it, particularly the inference that the dispensing of services in America may be declining. +I bought it in Browns in South Molton Street and it cost around Pounds 400 even in the sale. +In New Jersey's GOP race, Courter stuck to his theme that he alone was not from the state capital of Trenton, and did not participate in creating the state's automobile insurance and budget problems. +Phoenix Canada is an oil and gas producer. +"He will be terribly missed by everyone at our studio," said Hanna-Barbera co-founder Bill Hanna. +This increase in inventories led some economists to warn of coming production cutbacks, although there aren't yet any indications that has been occurring. +Mugabe has vowed to change Zimbabwe's Constitution and institute one-party rule if his Zimbabwe African National Union (Patriotic Front) captures all of Parliament's 108 contested seats. +And there are other "cultural" problems. +Call it Information, please. +Pre-tax operating profit rose 45% to $234 million from $161.5 million. +Only about 563,000 have been sold in the first six months of this year. By contrast, sales of single premium life insurance policies have held up rather better. +The broker said oil share prices already discount unsustainably low oil prices, especially BP, which it said 'now discounts an unrealistically pessimistic long term oil price of around Dollars 14'. +The big computer stocks and bank stocks, the largest Nasdaq groups, generally rose in price yesterday, as they did Friday. +The election-year ban was likely to come as a relief to Republican candidates in both California and Florida, who were concerned about possible negative voter reaction to new drilling in a year that has seen a steady parade of oil spill news stories. +Former Finance Minister Jesus Silva Herzog is on the way back after a year in the political wilderness. +He repeatedly invoked the achievements of his famous forebears _ his grandfather, Jawaharlal Nehru, and his mother, Indira Gandhi, both also prime ministers. +As the international observers have emphasized, poll watcher presence is a critical aspect of a free and fair election," she said. +The 200 people who received courier-borne invitations last week to the Library of Congress event were selected by librarian James Billington and industrialist Armand Hammer. +The man didn't have the experience claimed on his application, but the business owner had "never bothered to check," Mr. Hayes says. +While the investments had a return sufficient to cover the promised dividend in the late 1980s, more recently it has been paying out more than its investments earned. +The fourth dollar issue, $75 million by Cellular Communications Inc., was a convertible offering, another type of instrument considered relatively conservative by many investors. +Despite the resignation of Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot from his last official post in June, many believe he still holds power and that the group has not changed its murderous ways. +An afternoon newspaper published a full-page advertisement proclaiming Cabrera the elected candidate. +The automobile failed to negotiate a hairpin turn and tumbled down a ravine. +But as a teacher, I reached a few rueful conclusions: First, students do not take seriously the mechanics of writing. +Meanwhile, the U.S. hopes, economic sanctions and an international arms embargo will remain in effect until Iraq pays war reparations to Kuwait to cover war damages. +On Sunday, he continued to insist that Lithuania's March 11 independence declaration was illegal and must be decided by the entire Soviet Union, not just the republic. +A long dry summer and early, rain-free harvest have led to expectations that this year's French wines could rank among the best this century, made of balanced grapes with minimal acidity. +Large corporations which provide the city's lifeblood have no say. But the City has a contingency plan aimed at preventing the traders from 'packing' elections. +Cerezo decided to cancel a trip to Honduras because of his friend's illness, said Foreign Minister Ariel Rivera Irias. +The new middle classes in Tennessee's cities are searching for an identity. +The Philadelphia production was the first to use a flute player on stage as the magpie. +Mr John Major and Mr Neil Kinnock hail from similarly humble backgrounds. +The patent application, which was filed in 1981, has been opposed by several Japanese companies. +The government describes its goal as "selective growth" in a "war economy," the war being against the causes of social unrest. +To build his authority among the leadership, he offered grandiose promises of economic gains in the near term and claimed they could be accomplished without significant cuts in heavy industry or the military. +All this will be completed by the summer of 1993. A second phase of expansion will include still more gaming space, a convention centre and another hotel off the reservation. +"Cuts Both Ways" has hit the top of the charts, and the compact discs and cassettes have the two different versions. +"I am convinced that Cabinet status will help influence the world's environmental policies," he said, noting that many nations have environmental ministries. +Besides Filene's management, the investor group includes the investment companies, Greylock, Oak Investment Partners and J.H. Whitney, Campeau said in a statement. +And this is what I have done.' He cited the end of power cuts as an example. Ramos has never been accused of flamboyance. +Martin Singleton, who was not at home when the plane crashed, said his apartment was destroyed in the flames. +He said the proceeds of the commercial paper offering will be used to warehouse, or store, certain mortgages until they are pooled, packaged and sold in the secondary market. +IBM vows to maintain its vigilance "about protecting the intellectual property that is developed from our substantial investment in research and development," he added. +Net income fell to $1.20 a share from $1.77 a share a year earlier. +In Sweden, it's AB Astra in drugs and Asea AB in electrical equipment. +He survived a similar no-confidence vote last fall. +The retrenchment at Denver's Stapleton Airport suggests Continental's chief rival there, UAL Inc.'s United Airlines, has gained the upper hand in that hub city, which is strategically important for western traffic flow. +Often a company's information exists in several different data bases and must be painstakingly standardized, adding to startup costs. +Mrs. McGrath said no domestic equity funds requested permission to halt redemptions last week. +A second, competing proposal by domestic investors for an olefins complex was approved by the government. +And fortunately in Eastern's case it has very significant assets. +In that case he allowed some arbitration but limited it to issues that didn't involve altering the terms of the collective-bargaining agreement. +The two other new groups will be McGraw-Hill Publishing, consisting of book publishing, Business Week and four television stations, and McGraw-Hill Information Services, comprising the trade magazines. +Codefendant Western Waste pleaded no contest on Feb. 3 and agreed to pay a $900,000 fine in the case as well as a $100,000 fine for an unrelated toxic waste violation. +"Please deposit 10 cents for the next five minutes, or your call will be interrupted." Clink! "Thank you." No _ thank YOU, William Gray. +Navy Secretary James Webb has already raised concern over the cost of the Osprey, which he estimates at $26 million for each aircraft. +"The prosecutor and wife were going out for the evening and, as they approached their car, three men accosted them and one shot him in the legs," Vassilopoulos said. +"It's a cruel thing to do to people," he said. "Unfortunately, we cannot have a write-in candidate in Nevada. +He died May 30 at age 88, and his death left the Republicans with a 10-8 majority in the state's congressional delegation. +Leszek Balcerowicz, a Solidarity candidate for deputy prime minister and nominee for the Finance Ministry. +Not that Mr. Douglas hasn't tried. +The company, which agreed to sell a substantial portion of its real-estate holdings, put itself up for sale and said it would consider selling additional assets as well. +A list of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's assets show he owned a house and a plot of land in the religious center of Qom, but no furniture. +The United States, Soviet Union, France and Britain are expected to relinquish that power as the German states proceed with unification plans. +Rammer, who was discharged Saturday from the hospital to an outpatient center and expects to return home next week, attended the news conference Tuesday. +Increasingly upscale housing stock means renters will find it as difficult as ever to become homeowners. +Neither Francis nor his life jacket was spotted again by afternoon, the Coast Guard said. +The bond is being required as a condition for an injunction barring Asher Edelman and Dominion Textile from proceeding with their hostile tender offer for Burlington. +The volunteers undergo brief training. +"It is not a current theme," he said. +But he said the politically charged budget talks are "not a one-way street" and tried to shift the focus from taxes to spending. +Waite's brother, David, has written to the Iranian government expressing condolences over Thursday's quake, which killed tens of thousands of people. +Her mother is actress-director Lee Grant and her stepfather is producer Joe Feury. +The state agriculture commissioner had an accident with a lawn mower Saturday and cut off the tip of the ring finger on his left hand. +This is the second time the whole matter has come under review. +In a news conference on their first day in office, the executives said they plan "to stick closely" to the strategic direction of Mr. Marous's predecessor, Douglas D. Danforth, who retired. +"He spends most of his time talking to associates and customers," Shinkle said, "and he always comes back with many ideas from them." Wal-Mart calls its sales help associates instead of employees. +"Jazz is hot and melancholy. +The initial judgment of $602 million plus attorney fees and court costs eventually was reduced to $480 million. +"I didn't know Mr. Wojnarowicz personally and had no knowledge of him," Wildmon said outside court. "The whole thing we have done is try to address the issue of government support of this kind of art. +Briton Nick Faldo took his second British Open golf crown Sunday, beating American Payne Stewart by five strokes and finishing two shots off the tournament record. +Devane said state laws require the department to serve patients in the "least restrictive" environment possible. +The show is filmed in Los Angeles, but Laiman prefers to stay in New York. +"So the sooner you get resolution, the better off both parties are. +To say this is not the same as supporting the inevitable Conservative sneer about what taxes go up or what service is cut to pay for this or that. +After White estimated the cost of the new subway at $10 million, Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah asked: "Now what do you estimate the real cost to be?" White replied that his estimate was conservative. +That "degree of vulnerability" suggested entrapment, or inducing someone to commit a crime he might not otherwise commit, the court said. +A fifth of all workers not on Poland's private farms already hold private jobs. +Both are in the entertainment business. +Attorneys for Arthur Andersen said they needed the documents to defend the firm against the suit. +The state also charged a lack of emergency evacuation and response procedures, inadequate access to respirators and a lack of entry procedures exposed workers to potentially hazardous levels of toxic fumes, suffocation and death. +The Aquino administration seized Cojuangco's assets and has named him as a defendant in 29 civil suits. +Car poolers are also rewarded with benefits such as priority parking spaces and free petrol. Some companies - such as Amgen, the Californian biotechnology group - offer vans free of charge to car poolers. +Dole said Bush could wait, letting President Reagan submit his fiscal 1990 budget next month and then, when the new president takes office, make his own recommendations for changes. +Because of this and the huge trade gap, the deficit in China's current account, which measures trade in goods and services plus certain unilateral transfers of funds, is expected to widen sharply from the $3.8 billion deficit last year. +In a statement, the White House said it would do "whatever is necessary" to ensure compliance with the sanctions. +Under the pact, Telephone Rentals will market, install and maintain V Band products in the United Kingdom and Ireland. +According to police, Richards originated the plot known as Pendragon, which involved blowing up bridges and taking control of Marin County and seceding from the United States. +The California Supreme Court has entered uncharted legal water as it attempts to determine the constitutionality of Proposition 103, the voter-approved measure slashing insurance rates. +With billions of Saudi petrodollars, he has further expanded his large arsenal, adding, among other things, a new supply of North Korean Scuds. +Asked how she liked being first lady, she replied: "I'm not really sure I am the first lady of the land but I love being married to the president. +The jury returned to deliberations after a brief hearing, and attorneys both sides refused immediate comment. "If it's any good, it's worth waiting for," Merkle quipped when asked for reaction to the verdict. +The bank holding company, which recently spurned acquisition overtures from Los Angeles-based Security Pacific Corp., earned $1.1 million, or 44 cents a share, in the year-earlier fourth quarter. +Her mother spent more than three years in a psychiatric prison, but was released a few years ago and came to Israel. +P&G cut back on production of the cookies in 1987, and has a small share of the cookie market. +It is to be the final session of the six-nation talks that began in May in the West German capital of Bonn. +I hope Tuesday's programme did not deter listeners from the greater fascinations of Friday's. +BASE PRICE $19,228 AS TESTED $22,312 TYPE: Front-engine, four-wheel-drive, five-passenger sport utility vehicle. +Later, Republic National Bank of New York said gold was bid at $364 as of 4 p.m. EDT, down from $366.80 late Thursday. +About 70,000 tons of supplies will have been moved by the end of July, relief officials say. +Israel invaded Lebanon in June 1982 following clashes in which Israeli troops went to the defense of Christian militiamen being attacked by Syrian forces. +Keeping with the Cape Cod theme, the wedding cake featured a replica of the family sailboat, The Victura. +'The on-screen choices need better judgment on the time of replays and close-ups. +He says, 'We're taking a position in a wonderful thing. +Sybil Spencer's garden was originally created by her son and husband and Frieda Brown's garden in Leeds is also the responsibility of Joe Brown. +Because the dollar and gold are considered safe havens, they compete for dollars from frightened investors in Europe, the Far East and elsewhere. +Bush's directions to Thornburgh include waivers of the two-year requirement. +When he isn't pitching, Ryan is a rancher, but he decided to sell a purebred herd because he can't devote the time it requires. Baseball, a growing family and a move to Arlington prompted Ryan to sell the beefmasters. +Futures traders often set predetermined price levels at which point they sell their contracts to avoid further losses. +Refrigeration and air conditioning account for almost half of CFC use. +The woman, wearing various disguises, has appeared on several national talks shows to discuss the case. +How do we ensure that banana producers from all sources benefit?' The leaders of Caribbean banana producing countries are equally uncertain about the method the EC will use to guarantee their access in the face of the European shift towards deregulation. +Bush is the scion of a wealthy Connecticut family; Kean's family amassed a fortune in real estate and utilities. +Within OPEC, some countries, such as Venezuela, already are producing more. +A solid core curriculum. +They said Iris, with 50 mph winds, was about 300 miles east of the Leeward Islands Monday night and was moving north-northwest at about 18 mph. +Pet Inc., IC's specialty foods subsidiary, accounted for more than a third of the company's revenues for the quarter. +"The most frustrating part is that the two companies have been in suspense for so many years," he says. +Frankfurt Mayor Wolfram Brueck said the building is expected to be completed by 1991. +In the UK, where it was launched, it already has 13.5 per cent of the market. Wellcome hopes to submit a new drug application for Lamictal to be used on its own either next year or in 1995. +When Charles Marder started his nursery here a dozen years ago, he simply sold and transplanted trees, the way any other small-town nursery might. +What I did was not socially acceptable. +Franchisees say the bagels are selling well, although analysts are skeptical about their acceptance in Southern markets. +He promptly lost it. +Since then, multiple queen colonies have spread throughout Florida and are found all over the Southeast. +If Mr. Dukakis sought to improve sealift by buying another four or five ships a year to ferry troops, that would cost about $1 billion annually. +Reliance Group Holdings Inc. said it is seeking approval from federal antitrust regulators to boost its stake in United Fire & Casualty Co. to as much as 20% of the common shares outstanding. +For decades, the sales tax in most states simply meant consumers had to pay a bit more money when they bought a car or a couch. +He eats by himself, plays by himself and, for $35 a day, is provided a substitute teacher. +Like Claudio, in the Sant' Andrea cantina, who fills your five-litre damigiano from a cask for Pounds 3 as you sample his several varieties of wine. +"We have nothing to hide," a spokesman said, but he wouldn't comment further until the investigation had been completed. +The Public Health Service, which is part of the Department of Health and Human Services, said in a statement that officials could not comment on the report because they had not seen it. +The source said Gabre Getahon, 22, was handed over to Sudanese security authorities and the Cessna, which belonged to Ethiopian Airlines, was under guard at the airport. +"We'll litigate this into the next decade." +He also said he was present in the Warsaw station of the KGB in 1979 when a cable arrived from Moscow ordering what he believed to be the initial stages of a plot to assassinate Pope John Paul II. +The Young Women's Christian Association offered use of its vacant building, which had been used for storage, and the state provided $46,000, Lofgren said. +The Royal Commission on Criminal Justice will no doubt heed his words, but because realistically the body politic will not countenance the abolition of trial by jury, it is hard to see how criminal justice can cope. +"We expect that in early fall we'll be ready with drafts of securities law which we will present to our Parliament, and of course, nobody knows how long it will take in Parliament because that's an advantage of democracy," Jedrzejczak chuckled. +Matthew D. Miller was elected to the newly created post of vice president of technology at this cable television and satellite electronics company. +"I oppose the liberalization of beef imports. +But he said the advantages out-weigh that irony. +In 1964, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 survived an 83-day filibuster in the U.S. Senate, and was approved by a 73-27 vote. +Collins, the prosecution's final witness, also said her fingerprints were found in three encyclopedia volumes concerning poisons. +It is widely expected that they will. +The lawsuit accuses bar owner Walter Engelhardt of misappropriating McFarland's name, identity and likeness without permission or compensation. +After rows of armored personnel carriers, tanks and rocket launchers passed, Gorbachev, anti-establishment Mayor Gavriil Popov and other leaders filed down the front steps of the mausoleum to lead a people's parade. +Nonetheless, Panamanian Foreign Minister Jorge Ritter, after opposing the any change in the initial resolution, said he was pleased with the overall result. +Goldstar will pay 3.9 per cent duties, Hyundai Electronic Industries 10.8 per cent and Samsung Electronics 20.8 per cent. +He quickly mailed a letter, along with copies of the article and a fistful of Wyoming brochures, to 17 Suffolk County companies that process electronic data. +"I like children," said Omar, who has three of his own. "I like making them happy. +In the first quarter of 1991, choice steers were selling for about 80 cents a pound; the same steers now bring about 74 cents a pound. +He hopes eventually to be a counselor on death and dying. +Sharif is seen by many groups in Pakistan as a possible catalyst to improve conditions in Pakistan, where most of its 110 million people are landless, illiterate and earn about $400 a year. +Sharp differences over the future of the RLDS church and interpretation of its past, including the historicity of the Book of Mormon and its author's visionary claims, have fractured many RLDS congregations and families. +She adds: "I can design a nutritionist's dream lunch, but who's to say the kids will eat it?" +Gitano reported a wider-than-expected loss for the fourth quarter. +Mr. Katsumura said Economic Planning Agency officials were predicting that capital spending growth won't fall below the current level. +That's nothing," he said at a Paris news conference yesterday. +As Bush underlined his support for his nominee, Senate Republicans accused Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., of improperly reopening the investigation into the former Texas senator's personal fitness to serve. +At that point, U.S. analysts say, Ford's other European units would begin to feel the pinch of lost engines and parts from Britain, and might have to curtail production. +Soon he is backed into a corner and crouches into a cover-up position. +All of the parliamentary deputies from the western part of the republic also are non-Communist, although the East retains a few. +Dealers in Frankfurt predicted the dollar's decline will continue next week. +The party is foundering after Democratic Gov. William A. O'Neill was forced to raise taxes by more than $1 billion last year. +Trafalgar said investors' receptivity to the deal means the cash part of its bid has become unconditional as to acceptances and will remain open. +The legislation ended a ban of more than two years on U.S. arms shipments to the Nicaraguan rebels and allowed the CIA a freer hand in aiding the guerrillas. +In understanding this incident, it is important to appreciate the total context in which our ships operate. +Bond prices edged higher and short-term interest rates fell. +At my direction, elements of the 82nd Airborne Division, as well as key units of the United States Air Force, are arriving today to take up defensive positions in Saudi Arabia. +And then it will be open warfare," Viguerie said. +The Israeli-made Pioneer unmanned surveillance aircraft has a range of 115 miles. +It lies in Poland's interests. +That assessment came in the National Association of Purchasing Management's semiannual forecast. +"He's got to be consistent. +There's nothing in the pipeline," Gandhi said. +Assets of 290 tax-free funds declined by $720.1 million to $92.7 billion, Donoghue's said. +Technically, "new age" continues to refer to the astrological theory that the Earth is moving into the halcyon Age of Aquarius from the contentious Age of Pisces. +Preston told about 400 people gathered for the meeting at the Museum of Natural History that Avon was making progress by focusing on its core business. +Officials throughout the region have urged people to boil water used for drinking or cooking. +The extent to which this risk is any good, one doesn't know,' says Mr Paul Luke of Morgan Grenfell Debt Arbitrage and Trading in London. +Western diplomats, independent witness reports and guerrilla sources reported seeing Soviet-made MiG-27 jets bombing guerrillas positions around the city in late October and early November. +The chief North Korean delegate, Army Maj. Gen. +If stable prices represent lower risk, they also logically allow lower real rates of return. But if the behaviour of companies seems irrational, it is not very surprising. +The fatal flaw in this proposal is that it assumes managers need answer only to shareholders. +Both camps fear their rivals will try to intimidate voters, and there is widespread doubt about the effectiveness of a United Nations force of up to 7,500 men due to arrive April 1 to monitor the election. +He's retrieved at least 10 gold and silver necklaces, a pair of gold earrings and a silver bracelet while on the job. +West German officials and scholars say the mass demonstrations sweeping the Communist state could lead some day to the kinds of reforms that would allow East Germans to reconsider their separate status. +This is not freedom." Other students at the university nodded approval as the young women told reporters that the students have a debt to all of those who died in overthrowing the dictatorship. +Kahn had been critical of what he saw as an overly lenient policy toward mergers under the Reagan administration. +Baker leaves Sunday to attend indepndence ceremonies in Namibia, a former South African colony. +It appeared only about 10 percent of the businesses in downtown Bogota, a city of 6 million people, were closed for the strike. +'You can't say, because you've seen 4,000 paintings in your life, what is best and worst. +Since 1982, Mr. Palmstierna has steered the establishment of about 25 units and branch offices abroad, as well as London investment banking unit Enskilda Securities. +Bush and Gorbachev will be among NATO and Warsaw Pact leaders signing a historic treaty slashing non-nuclear weapons in Europe. The two superpower leaders will also have a private breakfast on Tuesday. +Of Bush's proposed 15 percent cut in combat aircraft, U.S. Defense Secretary Dick Cheney said, "We are confident that we can make those adjustments." +The meeting continues today. +Hall and Earl are cooperating with Walsh's investigation under grants of immunity from prosecution. +Prime Minister Ingvar Carlsson, who attended the rally, promised in a brief speech that the Swedish government would stiffen its sanctions. +Pennsylvania's largest savings institution, Atlantic Financial Federal, has been taken over by federal authorities. +Other red dyes are approved for use in foods, drugs and cosmetics, the FDA said. +Some are quite large but this one, which feeds on the grubs of the vine weevil, is too small to be seen with the naked eye. +'It is a self-perpetuating problem,' says one syndicate manager. Last week's deals helped to provide liquidity at the longer end of the market but syndicate managers say it will take a considerable time before this vicious circle is broken. +One year ago: Shipyard workers at Gdansk, Poland, ended an eleven-day strike, acting with some reluctance on the advice of Solidarity leader Lech Walesa. +The main target of the Indian military campaign is the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, which is the largest rebel group and has not put down its arms. +Warships from several nations headed to the Persian Gulf to join American forces there. +Now that he has been placed on equal footing with the Greek firm of Ictinus and Callicrates that designed the Parthenon, a serious effort is under way to save Frank Lloyd Wright's surviving buildings from being knocked down. +Chairman Dan Rostenkowski of the House Ways and Means Committee is expected to offer a new proposal on cutting the capital-gains tax that he hopes will draw votes away from a measure that has a majority on his committee. +Amgen, however, appealed the district-court order, which would have enjoined it from selling EPO in the U.S. unless it met terms of the order. +The comptroller general recommended that Congress give regulators a 60-day deadline to come up with a contingency plan for dealing with crises in the financial system. +Long before the clarification was issued, though, bond prices in Tokyo had plunged, touching off a similar decline in stock prices. +If payment is put off for a significant time, inflation may erode its value and it may not be available for you to invest it for interest, dividends or capital gains. +The dollar rose against the yen, meanwhile, as the Japanese currency reflected the weakness in stocks. +The conversion calculations are based on post-split values. +Stormont-Bail Regional Medical Center, a large Topeka hospital, had nine vacancies in its critical-care unit last spring that seemed likely to be hard to fill. +I have to allow him that." Miss Beasley also defended Miss Shepherd, however, saying, "She's an actress. +A newborn pygmy sperm whale that beached itself near Patrick Air Force Base died Friday at Sea World marine park in Orlando, park officials said. +Kloeckner-Humboldt-Deutz plummeted 7 to 186, at 3.6% one of the exchange's biggest losses for the session, though the engineering and machinery company posted profit for 1990, climbing out of the red for the first time since 1986. +His address came hours after troops fired machine guns into a crowd of more than 10,000 in the Algiers district of Bab-el-Oued. Witnesses estimated that 25 to 30 people were killed. +Mr. Director: Just as war decrees can be issued so can peace decrees be issued. +Layoffs were recommended two weeks ago by the city's Government Operations Committee in an effort to cut costs to meet payroll and pay city debts, including a $29,000 monthly garbage contract and a monthly $20,000 payment on the lawsuit judgment. +It's so stupid it'll take points off your IQ. +He said Hoy has relatives with whom they could stay. +But the hint of future frailty was there. +Because I was living in this microcosm of criticism: `It wasn't as good as you could do,' etc. +You also said only a month ago that you didn't think it would be prudent to launch a large-scale military operation. +House and Senate versions also would make corporations' estimated tax payments more current than they are now, bringing their schedules more closely in line with those used by individuals. +"I don't give a damn about vengeance," he thunders. +"The bonfires are an old tradition passed on from my grandfather and his grandfather and all the other grandfathers, I guess," said the 65-year-old Oubre, who has been in charge of building the bonfires for 50 years. +He was arrested over the weekend while meeting with a German contact in Potsdam, just outside Berlin, they said. +The Justice Department has declined to prosecute Walter E. Fauntroy, the District of Columbia's delegate to Congress, following a lengthy investigation of payroll practices in his office. +Few doubt Mr Horton's ability to run a tight ship - but management might give some priority to polishing a somewhat tarnished image. +Four injuries have been blamed on the belts' alleged failure to restrain occupants during accidents, Hurd said. +We talked about Egyptian politics, history, social life. +But the Western refugees said people left behind would be happy to trade their fortunes for freedom. +Mr Hans-Jurg Schar, marketing and sales director of MCC, said that the so-called 'Swatchmobile' would be built either in France or Germany and not in Switzerland. +He was determined to have it." The buyer and his wife are avid teddy-bear collectors, Wilson said, and both happen to be as old as the record-breaking bear. +Among the winery's brands are Wild Irish Rose and Sun Country Coolers. +Buckmaster, a subsidiary of Credit Suisse Asset Management, has turned in a consistently poor performance from its Fellowship trust. Recently it widened its ethical criteria to try to improve performance. +"Roller Coaster" pulls no punches when it comes to Tom Clausen. +Several sites are being considered, including one in the region of Sept-Iles, Quebec. +Among the questions pondered at last Thursday's closed-door congressional meeting was what the public might think about oil being exported for profit "while American husbands and sons go to the Saudi desert to fight," says one attendee. +Honeywell Inc. received a $173.2 million Navy contract for torpedoes. +"More companies must be quoted. +GM said that it wasn't aware of any accidents or injuries related to the defects, and that dealers will repair any problems free of charge to owners. +Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST ranged from 9 degrees below zero at Yellowstone, Wyo., to 85 degrees at McAllen, Texas. +One policeman was killed and four were wounded, they reported. +Mr. Lewis, who has tried for the past three years to shore up NCNB in Florida's rough-and-tumble market, is succeeded by Robert L. Kirby, who has been running the more sedentary trust department. +Credit Lyonnais has been Cannon's main bank, and Mr. Afman, Cannon's main contact there, also got consulting fees of $100,000 from Cannon in fiscal 1986. +Last year, when other Arab leaders were trying to play down Saddam Hussein's threats to Kuwait, Sheik Zayed swiftly called for U.S. help, staging a joint military exercise as a warning. +Campeau Corp. has saved face by paying certain bills on time but the larger question of whether the troubled company and its U.S. retailers can achieve a financial turnaround remains unresovled. +Air Wis rejected a $150 million offer from American for the lease rights. +Direct, steely glare into the camera. +Radio Soleil, the Roman Catholic station, said Joseph inherited the land from Zacharie Delva, an infamous voodoo priest and spiritual adviser to Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier, who ruled Haiti from 1957 until his death in 1971. +Now a GAO draft report based on a sample of 450 forms for 1986 estimates that 48% of 990s omit at least one schedule supplying details of such items as fund-raising, loans to and from officers, and mortgage debt. +FEDERAL FUNDS: 8 5/16% high, 8 1/4% low, 8 3/16% near closing bid, 8 1/4% offered. +In reference to that opinion, Meese said: "How do you determine where the line will be drawn? +The preliminary findings released Wednesday by France's public hospital authority indicated food preparation at the Charles Richet hospital in suburban Cergy Pontoise was not the cause of the outbreak. +Since its founding, Exxon has expanded to 100 countries worldwide, exploring, producing, refining and marketing oil. +Some industry officials have advocated that mutual funds hold 10% or so of assets in cash. +A third study will cover older airliners built by other manufacturers. +Coleman had been held in a detention center for three days when he began shouting complaints Sunday about his living conditions and the slow disposition of his case, immigration officials said. +Even if he could, all but a few banks remained closed Monday because of the lack of electricity. +Health minister Francesco De Lorenzo resigns after deputies vote to remove immunity. +Pope John Paul II stressed the link between Easter and youth during an open-air Palm Sunday Mass in St. Peter's Square attended by about 60,000 people marking the opening of Holy Week. +They also gave him credit for boosting the economy, which they called the best possible program for the poor. +Gordon Van Mol, Georgia Power spokesman, said the utility would fully cooperate with the state and commission investigations. +But once the show becomes an established hit (which I predict it will), this ratio is going to be tough to sustain. +World sugar futures prices soared on rumors that Brazil, a major grower and exporter, might not ship sugar this crop year and next. +Syrian troops seized arms from rival Shiite Moslem militias Wednesday in raids aimed at preventing new clashes between the warring factions in west Beirut, police reported. +'I cannot point to continuous improvement,' says Taylor though he claims Plyglass is better placed to manage its reduction. The response from the workforce has been mixed. +There was no funeral for Nordstrom, whose remains were cremated, said a spokesman for the Lillis Funeral Home in New Milford. +His landlord, the state railway company, wonders whether to allow that in one of its stations but, swamped with other problems, has delayed a decision. +Czeslaw Kiszczak for the post, state television announced. +Polhill walked from the plane to a government car and was whisked away under sunny skies to Walter Reed Army Medical Center for a physical and other medical tests. +University of Utah chemist B. Stanley Pons said Monday that he and British colleague Martin Fleischmann plan a new round of experiments to expand their research on room-temperature nuclear fusion. +"The INS sees the denial of work authorizations as a means to discourage persons from pursuing their asylum claims," Rubin claimed Tuesday. +Analysts said that while the imbalance bears watching, it was not at a dangerous level. +Based on "the past trends of the Memorial Day holiday period," the National Safety Council had projected 380 to 480 people would die in traffic accidents, said council spokeswoman Barbara Carraro. +Traditionalist Communists have criticized the Interior Ministry, and Gorbachev, for not declaring emergencies and cracking down on independence activists in Moldavia, Georgia and other hotspots. +Next year, Congress is expected to reopen debate on whether and how to permit banks to move more broadly into the securities business. +Adds Karin McGinn, national editor for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer: "I'm not terribly impressed with South-North. +During the attack, the minister of the Nicaraguan Energy Institute, Emilio Rapacciolli, ordered plant operators to turn off turbines to minimize damage. +There is room, however, for a seasonal quibble: on the new marketing policy, very few Bob Cratchits will get into any of the main concerts. This is because seat-booking is now locked into an elaborate scheme of priorities. +Aiwa had established a foothold in Singapore in 1974, but in August 1986 it transferred 45% of its Japanese manufacturing operations to a new plant here, valued at $19 million Singapore dollars ($9.1 million), and closed a big plant in Tokyo. +"I have learned very definitely in this business, never say never," Johnson told his fans and coworkers. "This isn't goodbye. This is a celebration of 100 shows. +Chevrolet reports the Caprice can go from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 10.5 seconds - a respectable showing for a car this size. +The kicker on Telefonos is the proposed free-trade pact between the U.S. and Mexico. +So far 69 have been reintroduced with a 70 per cent survival rate and a further 60 are to be reintroduced this year. Denise Rambaldi, who heads the field programme, says that the animals generally adapt quickly. +"Federal courts will not countenance tactics such as those employed by GATX in conjunction with the Fuller sale," the judge wrote. +The Bush administration, which only budgeted for some 22,500 Soviet refugees for fiscal 1989, has asked Congress to fund an additional 22,500 Soviet refugees this fiscal year. +The national average rate was 10.05 percent, up from 9.99 percent the previous week. +Phil Sokolof, 66, has poured $2 million into a nationwide advertising campaign to persuade consumers to stop buying foods high in saturated fat and tropical oils. +Because the Soviet Union isn't a democracy, it doesn't face the public protest that prompted U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. +Dortch said he had a five-year employment contract and was terminated 17 months early, on July 21, by the Rev. Jerry Falwell. +Nearly a fifth of the 270 bridges maintained by the county have some wood. +Soon he'll be the chief, and he'll need you every bit as much as I did. +Even the air was calm, and the scent of orange blossom suffused the still air. +Is this perhaps the New York branch of Mr. Clifford's law firm? Donald Walden Oak Park, Ill. +The drastic loosening in monetary policy since September's ERM debacle should deliver a significant boost to demand and incomes. +Facing increased competition in the soft drink market, General Cinema Corp. says it will sell its soft drink bottling operation to Pepsico Inc. for $1.5 billion. +"The problem is there is a very great difference of opinion about the future earning power of certain of the Wickes businesses," one investment banker involved in the process said late yesterday. +Greenpeace alleges the strip will open up the area for mining operations, destroying the natural habitat and breeding ground of the Emperor and Adelie penguins. +Thomas French, head of the state's endandered species program, dangled from two ropes Wednesday while a small crowd gathered on the street hundreds of feet below and the adult birds attacked. +MINISTERS FROM the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries face some tough talking when they meet later today in Vienna. +"It's a major issue in terms of the future of American society and creating economic opportunities for all citizens." +Along with the date, location and other practical details, each kit included a reprint of a Harvard Business Review article called "Black Managers: The Dream Deferred," describing black corporate experiences. +President Bush held out for months against responding to Gorbachev's overtures for troop reductions in Europe. +After the Mass, those who attended walked down the steep slopes to what was now Mindszenty Square. +The trouble is that they are not happening as frequently as they should be. Round the corner from Gloucester's renovated wharfside is mainland Britain's only rapid prototyping bureau. +Kohlberg Kravis reiterated yesterday that Owens-Illinois would remain an independent company with headquarters in Toledo. +The May data will be reported June 7. +Perez said whether Venezuela can continue to make principal and interest payments on its $33 billion foreign debt depends on the success of his austerity program. +They are motivated by different concerns and have widely different patterns." They range from 1960s-style hippies and current-day "guppies" (green yuppies) to mothers concerned about their children's future, she said. +In 1958, the nuclear-powered submarine Nautilus became the first vessel to cross the North Pole under water. +In the meantime, there is concern that people will become discouraged with recycling. +The Zumwalts chronicled their battle with cancer in 1986 with the book, "My Father, My Son," which they wrote with author John Pekkanen. +When one of the leading ladies of the evening turns up dead, Earp and Mix are plunged into a web of intrigue that leads to the doorstep of studio head Alfie Alperin (Malcolm McDowell), once a silent movie clown. +"It didn't give me anything to really cheer about," he says. +Prosecutors maintain that Alvarez gave Camarena drugs to revive him for additional torture before his slaying. +Financial stocks are only one group benefiting despite the current trend of selective consumer spending. +"The products to be reviewed next week are devices that take quantum leaps forward in subtlety," but still require a thoracotomy, Mr. Mutsch said. +"We will make sure she does not write about the food industry, and McDonald's in particular," said Times Herald Business Editor Jim Frisinger. +With the plethora of diet plans available and labels on food difficult to decipher, consumers need someone to cut a path through it all. +It makes the product look better." Crosson, executive vice president of Jon Greenberg and Associates Inc. in Berkley, said such perceptions amounted to reality, in retailing. +But earlier this year, Aspin, with the backing of House Speaker Thomas S. Foley, D-Wash., declined to bring the Pentagon's request before his committee. +In "Melvin and Howard" she was Bonnie Dummar, whose husband Melvin Dummar contended Howard Hughes left part of his fortune to Dummar. +If the Japanese trade surplus grows next year while the European economic growth slows the EC may come under pressure to adopt a more assertive approach to trade. The long hard slog may be about to become longer and harder than first thought. +Credit analysts said investors are nervous about the issue because they say the company's ability to meet debt payments is dependent on too many variables, including the sale of assets and the need to mortgage property to retire some existing debt. +Suddenly, the helicopter tilts so the crew is staring out side windows at flames below. +Although there have been discussions about curbing Soviet immigration, "the Justice Department has not signed off on any proposal at this time," he said. +It would allow local governments to impose stricter rules against smoking, but would limit local efforts to ban smoking in small businesses, in theaters and on public transportation. +Other Dorf videos include "Dorf and the First Games of Mt. Olympus" and "Dorf's Golf Bible." Conway's telephone number was not listed, so the entertainer could not immediately be reached for comment. +Winter wheat production was estimated at 1.46 billion bushels, down 6 percent from 1988, reduced sharply in Kansas and some other parts of the Great Plains by lingering effects of last year's drought. +The commission calls for more research on the effectiveness of medical services and the development of guidelines to reduce the use of procedures that have minimal benefit, and thus cut Medicare costs. +You will prove to candidates across the country _ if you're out of touch, you could be out of office," said Kate Michelman, executive director of the National Abortion Rights Action League. +Several major EC countries do not have even one orchestra that can match the Bournemouth SO's standards. With this visit to London, under its principal conductor Andrew Litton, the orchestra was inviting applause. +Banking sources in Frankfurt, West Germany, said they offered financing to Interflug and were told the airline planned to pay cash. +Sleep deprivation was defined as a lack of four continuous hours of sleep during the preceding 24-hour period, the study said. +A court spokeswoman said late yesterday that no such approval has been sought by the Corps of Engineers in the current crisis. +The study found that a tae kwon do kick can carry the same energy as a major league fastball racing at 90 mph, and can cave in a person's chest by as much as two inches, creating a high risk of internal injuries. +The Post said Weld told Meese the attorney general's situation presented a close call but that if it were up to Weld he would present it to the grand jury for an indictment. +"Joel Strote has become the largest single beneficiary of the Liberace estate," Gewerter said. +After taxes and interest payments, they figure they will be able to retire another $150 million of debt. +When the institution was closed, bank officers said they had treated millions of dollars in customers' funds as uninsured investments rather than as deposits. +The corps, one of three, is the largest and best equipped in the army. +The story, initially reported by the Washington Post, said Japan's reluctance to again boost interest rates was one of several key factors stopping the G-7 from taking more aggressive steps to halt the yen's slide. +It's marvelous," Van Shelton said. "It means you've finally arrived. +Balloon angioplasty, first performed experimentally in 1977, was used on an estimated 133,000 heart patients in 1986 to relieve the sometimes-crippling chest pains called angina pectoris, according to the last federal government statistics. +Fahrend had been living in West Berlin for the last four years. +Alonzo Torres, a Miami Cuban who says he used to "dabble" in the drug trade but now comes only for the fishing, recalls pulling up to a dock in 1986 in a $35,000 hot-rod speedboat. +The Bank of Japan does not officially comment on its market activity. +Police said the car was packed with at least 65 pounds of dynamite. +Rep. Brooks wants the government to award the contract to two bidding teams that would split the revenue on a 70-30 basis. +Such charges are required by the Securities and Exchange Commission under complex accounting rules intended to ensure that a company fairly values its energy reserves. +But in a brief meeting with reporters, Mr. Walsh left open the door to seeking indictments more quickly if circumstances warrant. +After investors made last-minute transactions to beat the change in federal tax law, tax receipts soared. +Ms. Stanton, 42, died in November after a long illness. +And yes, there are differences. +An Abbott spokeswoman said yesterday that the company has no plans to change the way it markets infant formula. +Potential buyers began lining up at three sales offices before dawn to wait for a list of the units up for sale, which were handed out on a first-come first-served basis. +Several lawmakers said they were unaware of the law or confused about its requirements. +Some of the works are simply the remnants of things past, the whole having been lost long ago. +Some examples of that can be seen in everyday life. +Among new shows, CBS' "TV 101" had an inauspicious debut at 63rd, just below ABC's "Murphy's Law." +But all is not as rosy as an English garden. +Nearly every major news event seems to be linked in the public imagination with the race. +Describing his agency's heated discussions with intransigent Japanese ministries, Mr. Akao says, "It was constant dialogue and constant pressure." +An explosion ripped through a coal mine Tuesday, killing three miners and injuring two, officials said. +(Citizens Against Burlington v. Busey) His most important constitutional ruling was on the doctrine of standing, which is a key limit to judicial activism. +UNITA, or the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, has been fighting the government since shortly after Angola gained independence in 1975. +The convention in continental Europe, says the paper, is to treat publicly-owned activities that earn a market return differently from those that do not. +Another 300,000 computer workers on weekly salary are excluded as administrative employees, he said. +North Korean hopes for a boycott of the Olympics by communist nations collapsed when the Soviet Union and China agreed to send teams to Seoul. +The president also will bask in his recent Moscow summit meeting, briefing the other leaders about his talks with Mikhail Gorbachev. +Paul J. Curran, Mr. Freeman's lawyer, said, "We are looking forward to pleading not guilty, going to trial and dealing with the charges." +The planned defections among younger teachers came despite an overall increase in job satisfaction among teachers, the survey reported. +"Dancers" is not the greatest ballet movie ever made _ it will never fill those red shoes. +The drives, which are very similar to compact disk audio players, use a tiny laser to read data encoded in microscopic pits etched inside a spinning plastic disk. +Omar Torrijos, a former Panamanian military leader, were stolen Tuesday from the crypt of a Roman Catholic Church in the capital, a police chief said. +West Germany began requiring export licenses for such dual-use equipment only in 1984, and enforcement has been spotty. +The decision was one of the last written by Judge Kaufman before his death earlier this month. +Mr. Beall is taking over at a tough time: He must find new business to replace Rockwell's huge B-1B bomber project, and he's promised to fight an indictment charging the company with double-billing the Air Force for work on a satellite contract. +He added that he has been unsuccessful in his attempts to bring his son's killers to justice. +Here are some of the major options. +"Where were you when Panama was invaded, and why that double standard?" It didn't match the 1959 kitchen debate with which Richard M. Nixon, as vice president, gained political capital in a Moscow argument with Nikita S. Khrushchev. +Western economists say Kerekou's efforts to impose centralized controls hampered economic growth. +Bowing to the wishes of four large stockholders who are dissatisfied with American Medical's languishing stock price, the board committee reversed an earlier endorsement of Weisman. +He has been held in federal custody since then. +The militia is believed to have been set up by three former rebel groups that now control the Northeastern Provincial Council, the local government in the district. +Talone said the hydrogen tank system would be inspected when the orbiter returned to Florida. +Not because all the characters get headaches." As we speak, I still contend that the huckster factor in TV and radio makes them different from other art forms. +They will be decided in a June 18 runoff election between the two top vote-getters. +General Development said company surveys have shown that the top priority among its home-site buyers is assurance that they will receive a deed to a developed home site. +He did not require stiches. +"In the interests of safety the captain decided to return," said a spokesman for the privately owned British carrier, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Current law mandates buyers with such a stake to report their transactions to the SEC within 10 days. +Sometimes I think of Ivana Trump and the excesses of the '80s. +But he said it may have been carried out by dissidents within his movement. +Fidelity's packers, he says, spread the Perez family furnishings in the front yard, then left for an extended lunch break. +Despising what they did, unable to live with themselves after killing someone, particularly someone close, many murderers then take their own lives. +Medical stocks again took center stage following Monday's unexpectedly healthy earnings estimate from U.S. HealthCare. +He declined to comment on celebrity mail. +Bush has pledged to consult with Congress but has indicated he might not provide advance notice of any military action or seek advance approval. +Top Bush strategists stalked reporters on Quayle's campaign plane as the Indiana senator made his first foray into Texas, the state where Bentsen was born and Bush had made his home. +Sensing that Hechler had a way with words, the soldier hired him _ for $1 _ to write a letter to win her back. +Books that advocate Nazism and question whether the Holocaust occurred were on sale last week at state Rep. David Duke's house, says a researcher concerned that fellow legislators are not challenging Duke. +No change in health-care provisions. +The game of musical chairs has slowed, and while lots of people aren't in the same chairs, most are still in the game. +Some of the standouts this year, Franks and other experts say, include properties located in parts of Florida; the Rockies; the Texas gulf coast; Hilton Head Island, S.C.; Palm Springs, Calif.; and parts of New England. +The first act's ship is quite a dumpy little toy and there is, oddly, no light change as the couple drink the potion and go beserk with love. +He vowed Thursday the party would not "sound a retreat" from issues it had championed in the past, including the Equal Rights Amendment and abortion rights. +Former Assistant Secretary of State Richard W. Murphy and other senior U.S. officials cautioned the dialogue would be suspended if the PLO violated the pledge. +He said, "I have received no such request," and moved away. +In the meantime, spokesman Bruce Trachtenberg said the company will bank the proceeds from its sales. +"At some point, you have to just say, `uncle,"' said defense lawyer Jon May. +Base closings will then begin in 1990. +Small items are encased in acid-free mounts, which allow researchers to view but not touch objects. +The rate was set at 800 riel to the dollar, down from 1,000 riel. +Incredibly, it has been four years since the Saturday morning the telephone rang with word that Anderson, chief Middle East correspondent of The Associated Press, had been kidnapped by gunmen on the way home from a game of tennis. +"A human puff of air to the crabs is a hurricane, banging on the tables seems like an earthquake, and pointing just isn't polite," she says. +The heart of the legislation is a provision that makes virtually every consumer-product container purchased by the 12 million residents of the nation's fourth largest state subject to recycling rules in four years. +She said that the ministry may also consider filing charges against CN Tower Ltd., which is owned by the Canadian government, and Otis Canada Inc., a unit of United Technologies Corp. of Hartford, Conn. +"Sector fund trading is a sucker's game." +Wu, the source said, was also responsible for encouraging the central government to develop Tibet's economy and opening Lhasa's first university. +Several analysts noted that the windfall is really an accounting gain that won't have any impact on the company's cash position. +Suzuki said its study of federal statistics on fatal accidents found that in the last two years, there were three fatal accidents in which a Samurai may have rolled over on a relatively flat surface. +Overly rapid intoxication undercuts sales volume and annoys consumers. +They then were to attend the traditional Boston Pops Independence Day concert on the banks of the Charles River. +The overwhelming majority of humane societies refuse to contribute dogs and cats for research. +Avril was brought to power in a September 1988 revolt by soldiers who professed disdain for political killings and other abuses by the previous military ruler, Lt. +Sentinel, which did the study, manages about $150 million in short-term cash investments such as Treasury bills and money market instruments. +Sooner or later, chemical weapons could find their way into the hands of terrorists. +Said to be half-crazed by electroshock treatments in prison, Mr. Guillen Landrau lives in a dilapidated Havana apartment and survives by selling off his meager possessions and trading an occasional painting for food. +Now they seem to be working with their chief executives to define and push through the changes needed for BPR. Most of the companies canvassed said they were attracted to BPR because of the potential savings. +Not so, says Charles Clough, the chief strategist for Merrill Lynch. +Trade secrets aren't protected, under Korean law, if the government thinks they are unfair. +Salvadorans voted in historic elections with leftist former rebels and the ruling right-wing party both predicting victory in their first electoral battle after 12 years of civil war. +The Dutch government Friday also urged South Africa to commute the death sentences. +Jordan said Thursday it was ending a five-year, $1.3 billion development program for education and other services in the occupied territories started in 1986. +Carl L. Campbell, formerly chairman of Pennsylvania National, has been named president and chief executive officer of Keystone. +But the new city will be somewhere else, and we cannot leave. +Jose Antonio Zorrilla Perez, 47, who was the Mexican equivalent of FBI director, surrendered after a confrontation with police outside his home in Mexico City on Tuesday night. +Two distant cousins of the AIDS virus that usually are carried by drug users are also fairly common among female prostitutes, say researchers who interviewed and tested more than 1,300 prostitutes. +More than 70,000 Palestinians remained under curfew in the West Bank. +The 52-year-old Hastings, the first black district judge in Florida, was acquitted in the 1983 trial but now faces an effort to remove him from the bench and take away his $89,500 salary. +The company reported net income of $76 million, or $1.78 a share, on revenue of $841 million in last year's fourth quarter. +In the Fara refugee camp near Nablus, soldiers fired on hundreds of Arabs who were throwing stones, bottles and metal pipes, wounding seven, the army reported. +Zaillian knows when to hasten his story with montage sequences, pasting-and-scissoring whole weeks or months in speedy scrapbooks of images. +A college football player from Mississippi learned the hard way how expensive New York City can be. +The quake, measuring 6.2 on the Richter scale, occurred at 9:33 p.m. and lasted 45 seconds, the Peruvian Geophysical Institute reported. +At times, his presidential effort has seemed as much crusade as campaign. +They were accompanied by a statement in Arabic from Islamic Jihad, which holds Anderson. +'He first came here with his older brother, and used to be a real S-O-D, but look at him now.' Of the 40 cadets in his unit, Johns reckons only five or six have what he calls a 'proper family life'. +Anacomp slipped 1 to 9 7/8 on volume of more than 2.4 million shares, after agreeing to buy Xidex for $10 a share in cash, or more than $400 million. +After hooking up his invention to the scalps of many volunteers, Prof. +So if the book isn't good, there could be trouble down the road." +On Dec. 20, Foreign Minister Carlos Lopez Contreras said Honduras would not let armed groups hold prisoners illegally in Honduras. +He said the cargo ship, hit by fire from Indian troops Friday, was limping northeast at 9 mph toward Sri Lanka with the Indian warships staying close at hand. +Hepatitis B tends to be more severe than hepatitis A, and is a more serious problem for health officials because hepatitis B patients can become lifetime carriers of the infection. +After analyzing approximately 20,000 credit-bureau reports on individuals, about half of whom had filed for bankruptcy court protection, researchers concluded: "It's much easier than is commonly believed" to obtain credit after filing. +Adjusted for a 2-for-1 split, he paid $15 to $20 a share for purchases in August and September, for example. +The open seats are where Democrats have their highest hopes for making gains. +What spooked investors was the 15-to-20-minute delay of news that began a two-hour-plus trading halt. +Lakewood originally said it would employ up to 120 workers and produce up to 7 million pairs of disposable chopsticks a day, but it was making about 700,000 pairs a day when it closed, Myers said. +From his party's standpoint, there is much rewriting needed. +But we do not tolerate interference in your home affairs, though we deem it right to express our views on the processes taking place in American society, on your administration's policy. +Trading in the contract was extremely heavy, reaching a volume of 37,323 lots. +I think any attempt to change that will be very difficult," said Seidman, whose agency released its own study early this year concluding that the benefits of deposit insurance outweigh the drawbacks. +"People here support Connaghan 100 percent," Corbin said. +Instead of a printout, information would be delivered directly to the user's screen. +Interest picks up, though, when Mr. Gould gets around to discussing the meaning of the Burgess oddities for the theory of evolution. +Luc Lavoie, chief of staff for federal Energy Minister Marcel Masse, said British Gas representatives had been informed that the proposed 940 million Canadian dollar ($709 million) takeover wouldn't be allowed. +"The guy's legs are too skinny," he says, dismissing it with another snap of his fingers. +Ms. Falk has acknowledged providing state secrets to the KGB from 1975 to 1985. +Though there are different types of alcoholics, Dogoloff said most medical researchers now accept that about 10 percent of Americans have the "genetic vulnerability" to become helplessly addicted to alcohol. +But the loudest voices lately have been those who advocate that the 40,000 Americans working in base-related activities be sent home. +The pact would reduce energy prices but, in theory at least, the savings have to be passed on to the consumer. +Facing more than 8,000 troops, students shouted, "Down with dictatorship, down with corruption!" while top members of the Communist Party hierarchy filed out of a funeral for ousted party chief Hu Yaobang. +"It's the government's position that it's now time for compliance with these subpoenas," Ms. Imes told Walker. +'If it doesn't go through with the restructuring, it's toast,' says one Toronto real estate financing specialist. The recent confidence-building steps are a measure of the turbulence which has buffeted Trizec. +Reporters will be impressed only so many times. +But the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a provision of the legislation requiring federal courts to dismiss suits challenging the timber sales. +The company also has 5.7 million shares of Class A stock, which carries one vote per share. +Yesterday, he called the test "the final test" for the redesigned booster. +Vladimir "Walter" Kozubov, 49, was pronounced dead at the utility control center, police said. +I look into the inky blackness of the stuffy chamber. +Insurers have won a reversal of recent court and regulatory decisions that would have allowed banks to sell insurance nationwide. +Unpublished data from the 1988 Current Population Survey of the Census Bureau shows that 48.4 percent are 40 or older. +His 29-year climb from men's furnishings at a Sears store in Madison, Wis., to the chairman's office on the 68th floor of the Sears Tower _ a rapid ascent by big-business standards _ is the stuff of corporate legends. +Even in the heat of the New York primary, when Mayor Ed Koch called Jackson a liar, Jackson brushed it off. +That means they are issued rifles and ammunition and sent back into the street to "keep order." Only troops manning their checkpoints in groups of three or four are visible along Monrovia's straight avenues. +From the innocence of a handicapped Irish poet (Daniel Day Lewis) to a suspected wife-poisoner (Jeremy Irons) and now to a cannibalistic serial killer. +One thing all survivors agreed on was the gunmen laughing crazily as they fired repeatedly into the crowd amid shouts, screams, the hysterical crying of children. +The big energy and chemicals group, Veba, which lifted the market with its first quarter results on Tuesday, climbed another DM9.70 to DM537. PARIS trimmed its intervention rate early in the day, before the news from Germany. +After formal Protestant and Catholic services were discontinued at the youth center some time ago, Lockhart said, he instead met weekly with from four to eight youths. +Besides, through laziness and indecision rather than by plan, my hair, for which I am constantly receiving compliments, has grown so long that it completely covers my missing breast. +Some other reductions: -Some calls to Mexico and calls from Hawaii to 17 countries or geographic areas will be cheaper. +But he also said Fuller has the right to decide which assistant handles any case. +Last year, France's President Francois Mitterrand rightly poked fun at the UK's slow-coach approach. Now it appears ministers are finally prepared to commit whatever public funds are needed to make the project financially viable for private investment. +The report includes proposals for aid programs to support and train black South Africans. +The bulk of the bonds matured in 42 years. +They are consoled, however, by the wealth of their phosphate mines, which produce $100 million a year in fertilizer exports. +Consumers who do not file such a claim forfeit all rights to participate in Chrysler's settlement, the attorney general said. +So you can't blame foreign intrusion when our own greed has made the void for the Japanese or Italians to come in.' As for story interference, Levinson says you can always go to a rival studio if you want to make Horror Of Hirohito. +The number of working oil and gas rigs increased this week by 20 to total 766 after plunging last week by 34, Baker Hughes Inc. reported Tuesday. +The price fell Dollars 2.50 to Dollars 375 a troy ounce, taking the fall over the last three trading days to Dollars 8.40 an ounce. +The rig, owned by the Rowan Co. Inc. of Houston, capsized but did not sink, and will probably be salvaged, Milligan said. +It provides thorough coverage of western transactions (acquisitions, joint ventures, start-ups) in all 28 countries and reviews recent developments in privatisation. +Housing experts say the price declines probably reflect increased activity by firsttime buyers, who typically buy less expensive homes, rather than overall market weakness. +Everybody has a solution for getting rid of fish-munching sea lions at Seattle's Ballard ship locks. +The Royals were obviously intrigued by the hard-hitting outfielder, and he by them. +A parasitic worm that causes millions of dollars' damage to livestock in the Americas has been found in North Africa and threatens that entire continent, the Middle East and southern Europe, a U.N. agency said Wednesday. +In 1991, Oryx reduced its debt to $2.36 billion from $2.92 billion and plans to cut debt to less than $2 billion in 1992. +The watch, designed by Steven Monti, absorbs energy through a solar cell, which generates a circle for minutes surrounded by a thicker ring for hours on the face of a liquid-crystal display. +Adding to the pain, many partnerships aren't being terminated in the seven to 10 years the sponsors of these illiquid securities had predicted. +The big problem is that government regulations have restricted competition at the retail level. +One of them, Beant Singh, was shot and killed by two bodyguards minutes later. +Hideo Kagami, Japan's ambassador to the EC, says Japan hopes the trade imbalance with the EC will show signs of narrowing by the end of 1987 and says Japan is monitoring its exports to Europe. +What will this new "sanity" look like? +"There were several witnesses," said police Cpl. +Instead, they were routed by the starving, poorly armed residents, who started a doomed three-week struggle. +Maj. Barry Willey, a spokesman for the U.S. Central Command, said the SAM-7s were found along with other weapons in an abandoned Iranian speedboat picked up in the Strait of Hormuz a week ago. +"It is my conviction there can be no economic reform without intensive development of the cooperative sector," Tikhonov said. +The 24 plants were selected because their containment buildings are believed to be more vulnerable to rupture during a severe reactor accident than other containment systems. +The orders affect Palestinians between the ages 16 and 60, who have to pay $10 for new cards. +He called Levison, an Atlanta attorney and activist, an important voice of reason who emphasized non-violence. +Some of them (in the al-Sabah family) were known for their intransigence and corruption, and were among the most faithful men of colonialism. +It took the Keweenaw tribe seven years to compile the list of names. +Cutting salaries and closing branches has proven difficult; indeed, staff compensation rose 11% last year to #1.19 billion ($2.03 billion). +The room where she sat contained a sort of shrine _ a crucifix and her husband's photograph surrounded by flowers in coffee cans. +'We have to lift our game.' These are hard words from a company which has a strong, even unassailable position at the top of the world oil industry, with a reputation for thoroughness and excellence. +By accounting rules, whenever companies add a new liability for a future expense, they have to reduce their reported profits by an equal amount. +Israeli troops and South Lebanon Army militiamen patrol the zone. +Jones, based in the St. Louis suburb of Maryland Heights, could open more than 150 offices this year if it approaches its target of 15% annual office growth. +Kellogg, Battle Creek, Mich., began production of the boxes Sunday night, as soon as the game ended. +As the titles of the new books indicate, both pairs of authors consider Mr. Arafat an enigma. +Also, employees working near the machine risk radiation exposure equal to that of workers in a conventional nuclear facility, the report said. +But even critics acknowledge that such negotiations, while stirring public outrage at times, are essential to prosecutors and the courts. +Do you guys/gals really know a double jump from a triple? +But the DOE report released late Wednesday showed that total gasoline supplies were down 1.3 million barrels to 218.7 million barrels. +Williams said she hand-dyed 600 pieces of lingerie to a minty green for last St. Patrick's Day, her third-biggest sales period. This year, however, she found emerald satin panties trimmed with champagne lace. +'We believe we can be just as effective by maintaining a healthy dialogue with the managers of the companies in which we invest.' There are, though, some signs of support for PosTel from other institutional shareholders. +The official, Hani el-Hassan, also said in recorded remarks on Egypt's state-run television that it would take years for the Palestinian plans to materialize. +The nation needs a major, well designed and air-conditioned exhibition space to catch the great exhibitions that tour the world and only get as far as Paris. +Traders said the market opened lower in reaction New York's weakness in the slowest trading of the year Monday, but a major Japanese brokerage began buying the steels and heavy industrials shortly after the opening. +BNP will employ 300 people in the UK by the end of the year, down from 350 a year ago and from 460 four years previously. +The Ministry of Agriculture said the grasshoppers came inland from Senegal and Mauritania. +Its overall stance is more cautious, however. +The recapitalization proposal, which came after the close of trading Monday, helped send USG stock up $3.125, to $44.625 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday. +But the 265th is a second family. +Nationalist Chinese President Chiang Ching-kuo, who died Wednesday at the age of 77, leaves behind on Taiwan one of the liveliest, most rapidly liberalizing societies in Asia. +A company spokesman said Santa Fe may have an announcement as early as today, although he declined to disclose the nature of the announcement. +It will retain its status as a national monopoly under the government's liberalisation plan, and is the clear core activity of British Gas's UK operations. It will also play a central role in the introduction of competition in the domestic market. +Much to her credit, she disdained any campy grotesqueries. +Under one plan, dividends paid on stock would be deductible. +Pacific Lighting wouldn't specify the values of the individual sales. +Advertising agency Foote, Cone & Belding Communications Inc. reported that profit rose 37% for the fourth quarter and 24% for the year, slightly better than analysts had expected. +The Getty had "gone behind their backs," had acted "unethically," and if this came out the Getty's reputation would be "severely damaged," they said. +Big newspaper publishers, who had been poised for another newsprint price increase at midyear, now widely expect suppliers to delay it until at least the end of the year. +A group of 15 investment dealers will bring the issue to market, with West Germany's Deutsche Bank Capital Markets Group and the U.S.'s Salomon Brothers Inc. serving as joint lead managers. +But the committee quickly became moribund because of the Cold War. +Her started maintaining the Vatican clocks in 1929 and was dubbed "Clockmaker of the Popes" for his work under five pontiffs. +Then all the other customers followed." Born in West Palm Beach, Fla., Gaddy went north when he got an offer to repair shoes. +The Saudi newspaper said a "moderate" member of the five-member pricing committee was opposed to holding a special meeting, saying it expected world oil prices to improve as winter approaches. +North American natural gas output slipped to 2.2m cubic feet a day, from almost 2.5m cu ft. +But by promoting its role as Britain's biggest car maker, Ford hopes to convince the government that it shouldn't impose additional anti-takeover protections for Jaguar. +In a statement Friday, the underground Young Officers Union accused the military leadership of barking "orders from their air-conditioned rooms and cellular-equipped luxury cars" while disregarding the hardships of common soldiers. +A source at the Paris Club, an informal group of creditor governments with headquarters in that city, says the government debt probably will be rescheduled around midyear. +A major earthquake registering 7.2 on the Richter scale shook the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific today, the U.S. Geological Survey says. +Instead, they split up the premiums with Hatch. +She will rate you a 3, or even a 2. +Fruit exports have boomed in recent years, earning about $900 million annually for Chile, which as Latin America's fourth largest foreign debt. +The dollar gained ground against all major currencies except the Canadian dollar. +Dale Johnson of Chillicothe made his first-ever visit to the county courthouse a week ago to watch the Copelands arrive for their arraignment. +As it turns out, the internal rebellion had been three years in the making. +Now, a four-page privately operated economics newspaper called Delim is selling 20,000 copies in the Soviet Far East. +The second ballet of the evening was Jerome Robbins' wonderful, amusing "Fancy Free" to music by Leonard Bernstein from 1944. +Such gains sparked concern among local businessmen and government officials that the currency's higher value would hurt competitiveness by making the country's exports more expensive for foreign buyers. +He continued to humiliate us, not to mention a mock execution in June 1987 which was particularly frightening," the French reporter was quoted as saying. +Manigat said he believed the government Lt. +In some cities, such as Vienna, where a relative over-supply of hotel rooms is set to continue into 1995, bargains are obviously still to be had. Yet the broad picture suggests that the good times - for travellers at least -are probably over. +Equally there seems little scope for paying down debt without disposals. +KBS showed scenes of columns of protesters with masks and hankerchiefs over their faces attacking police, who fired tear gas. +"Dentists were discussing in front of other people: Should they treat me or not? +Elsewhere in the nation, unidentified youths today ambushed two cars carrying Red Cross workers in the southern Philippines, killing a Swiss and a Filipino volunteer, a spokesman for the relief organization said. +Most send money home to support their families. +Now they need to show what they can add. The answer lies in Mr Blair's favourite word, renewal. +Washington's efforts have been severely hampered by self-imposed political restraints on so much as discussion of possible options. +The administration has been working through GATT to open the international marketplace by removing subsidies, which Yeutter and other officials say distort prices. +Recent publicized cases include a Jordanian Embassy waiter suspected of sex crimes, a Mexican envoy questioned about the murder of two prostitutes and an Iranian consul expelled on shoplifting allegations. +I must have blacked out." Owen, who has won dozens of trophies in weight-lifting contests, started performing his daredevil feats about 10 years ago to raise money for the ranch. +"Earlier this year, I referred to Lloyd's impeccable record of investigating matters of alleged wrongdoing within the community. +Her trial was the first under federal anti-tampering statutes enacted after seven people died in Chicago in 1982 from cyanide-laced Tylenol. +But to the Australian army Hiddins is a hero who deserves a medal. +Irons called the police dispatcher on an intercom at 12:07 p.m. and said her estranged husband had a weapon to her head, Hegarty said. +Six Nicaraguan exiles staged a peaceful protest against the Nicaraguan government Monday inside their country's embassy here until they were removed by Salvadoran riot troops. +"She's as much a victim as the child," she said. +Police gave no details on the composition of the bomb or say how powerful it was, but Bryson said, "It was a makeshift bomb, very crude." Bryson didn't know how many people were evacuated from the clinic. +It posted net income of 15 cents a share for its first quarter, ended Dec. 31, up from year-ago earnings of 13 cents a share. +Treasury Securities Several analysts said the Treasury bond market was hurt somewhat by speculation that Congress soon will approve a measure with a provision replenishing the government's authority to issue new long-term bonds. +There may be some bunching with companies postponing decisions until they feel more confident that the recovery will be sustained.' The survey received replies from chairmen, chief executives and other senior directors from 536 companies. +Among those believed to be in the running are Robert Delano, a Virginia farmer and former federation president, and Dean Kleckner, its current chief. +This is tabloid TV, tales of heroism and bravery re-enacted. +"People know it is against the law for them to act against the Arabs and they will be arrested if they do," he said. "But as the violence against us increases, people are deciding they don't have too much to lose. +Cannon purchased Britain's largest film production and theater concern, Screen Entertainment Ltd., from Australian entrepreneur Alan Bond in August for about $270 million. +In response, miners on Thursday resumed civil disobedience tactics that have resulted in 1,290 arrests outside Pittston operations in southwest Virginia since the strike began April 5. +Large amounts of campaign literature were destroyed, but there were no injuries. +Atlantis had been scheduled to blast off Friday on the secret military mission. +The European Community constantly stumbles into lakes of milk and mountains of butter rather than moving toward its vision of a more unified community. +And the two strongest competitors would leave less power over economic policy with the central government. +Here is the text of President Reagan's weekly radio address delivered Saturday from Camp David, Md.: My fellow Americans, Abraham Lincoln once said, "You can't fool all of the people all of the time." +Merrill generally doesn't lose too many brokers to rival firms. +But the Soviet Union currently has some 10,000 tanks stationed outside its borders, meaning further cuts would be needed to meet the NATO proposals. +The government would spend $1.094 trillion, while taking in $965 billion in receipts. +The FDIC has taken control of 223 savings and loans in the last few months at the request of the Bush administration. +Union leaders said the government appointed Suh Ki-won as their president to gain more influence in KBS programming. +The cease-fire, scheduled to last 60 days, has brought President Corazon Aquino's government to the negotiating table in a move that many middle-class Filipinos regard as a sign of the government's weakness. +Ms. Lange said she had not been consulted in advance about the moves. +But we are here to honor God, and this cannot be converted into a political act," he told The Associated Press before saying Mass. +A popular folk singer deported back to his native Taiwan for criticizing Beijing's crackdown on dissent says Chinese officials gave him a choice: prison or the return to Taiwan. +Their club sides continue to match the Germans and Italians for success in the European cups but the national team does not. +The department said overall retail sales were up 5 percent for the three months from March through May, compared with the same period of 1988. +Intermediate goods rose 0.4 percent after three successive drops and crude goods jumped 1.1 percent. +That showing failed even to match the 7.2 percent annual return produced by three-month Treasury bills, which are considered about the safest, most conservative paper investment available. +To make sure she got the message, Spencer dropped to one knee and popped the question. +Through the first nine months of 1994, total expenses fell Dollars 2.8bn. +And Aerospatiale said it casts doubt on the EC's ability to put in place commercial and industrial policies that permit European firms to compete with those in Asia and the U.S. +Ren Wanding, a thin, shaggy-haired accountant who rarely laughs, knows it. +Israel took the territories from Egypt and Jordan in the 1967 Middle East war. +It could be as high as $125,000 because in March 1984 he had had a similar Customs run-in. +"There are many signs within our congregations that we recognize this new era. +NATIONAL Semiconductor, the US chipmaker, has filed a complaint with the US International Trade Commission against Mitsubishi Electric of Japan. +Revenue rose 1.3% to $677 million from $668.1 million in the year-ago quarter. +What is intended is a final resolution from a majority of the OPEC nations on whether the cartel's chief target should be higher oil prices or higher oil production. +In a November speech, Fidel Castro complained of the "chaos and disorganization" of the republics in the former Soviet Union with which Cuba must now negotiate its sugar sales. +"This is a big moment for me, and an historic one for women," she said. "Much thought and deliberation preceded this decision. +There is little incentive at the moment for roasters to buy because their supplies seem ample, he said. +The central banks' activities this week, though modest in dollar amounts, have at least "introduced the risk of an upward move" for traders or speculators inclined to bet against the dollar, he said. +Fuqua Industries rose 1/2 to 32 3/4 on news that Chairman J.B. Fuqua and members of his family granted Triton Group an option to buy more than 1.3 million common shares from them next January for $36 each. +He said it would be possible for someone else to take over the peace negotiations. +Wheel was convicted last year of three counts of perjury brought because of the probe into the pay vouchers. +Minus title insurance 699 835 34. +"On the face of it, it is likely that this was perpetrated by communist terrorists," Ramos said. +Mr. McDowell also said he anticipates revenue in the current quarter will fall from the first quarter's. +Bush's program is intended to clean up the smog in most cities by the year 2000 and sharply reduce the forest- and lake-killing pollution known as acid rain. +Capitalism flourishes in Kabul, which was a crossroads for merchants and traders many centuries before it became a Marxist capital 11 years ago. +Phnom Penh rejected that plan even before the talks began. +Simon, his campaign fading, said he hoped to score with Wisconsin's voters today. +In another development Thursday, a U.S. intelligence source reported that Saddam's elite Republican Guards, which led the attack into Kuwait, are being replaced on the front lines of his defenses by other troops. +In the days before Dukakis' Wisconsin landslide, ranking Democrats were content to let nature take its course. +In the past, networking solutions had to be high-tech and expensive. +The 3% level is standard for thrifts, he said, but CrossLand will increase to 5% because of the higher level of risk associated with its loan portfolio. +There is "nothing misleading" about Pilgrim's ads, he says. +Originally, the surcharge was to be disclosed only in the small print of its advertising and listed separately on tickets. +Here it is: I'm 25 years old and I'm finding out I have real brothers and sisters. +All 28 people aboard were killed when an airliner was hit by a missile as it approached Sukhumi, where Georgian troops are besieged by Abkhazian separatists. +Gunmen fired on security forces before dawn today as gangs of IRA supporters took to the streets to mark 17 years since authorities began jailing guerrilla suspects without trial. +The latest increase brought the index to 186.1% of its 1967 average from 182.2% in November. +Among these organisms may be Clostridium botulinum, which causes botulism, which was described in the announcement as "a serious form of food poisoning." +Non-union workers from $6 to $8 an hour, often without benefits. +It would obviously be useful for the market if unit trusts, investment trusts and insurers were able to present a united front against the building societies. But that, it seems, is not the real world. +The snow closed the coastal city's airport. +Here's a glimpse of how the Darlings' dinner time ritual has evolved: Janice Darling's variety store is nestled among the twinkling lights and garlands that festoon Main Street. +Carl Zeiss Co. also was upgraded from a prior certificate for the design and development of a series of super-speed lenses. +Argentines who consider themselves lucky just to have jobs have watched in dismay as food, gasoline, cigarettes, movie tickets and virtually everything else have shot up in price, while wages in real terms have shrunk. +Air New Zealand's entry into the Australian domestic market, as a second competitor alongside Ansett, would almost certainly have disrupted Qantas's domestic revenue flow. Australia 'froze' the memorandum unilaterally two weeks ago. +The 7.5-million-member church provided no estimates of membership in the Soviet Union except to say it was small. +Edgar Bergen was an enormous hit in radio. +An 84-year-old woman dressed in lavender and lace nibbled pound cake Monday. +Creativity came to an end. +By then, she may have had lots of children _ her grandparents, Eduardo and Carmen Soto had 14 _ and passed the disease on to many of them. +Looking at the list of offshore funds which the FT publishes on its Managed Funds pages gives an idea of their number and variety. Why offshore? +In the process, the program has opened up a world of knowledge about the problems in China's sluggish state-run industries. +"If the American adminstration yields to the campaign of the Senate and the Zionist lobby, this will have negative effect on relations between the two countries," Aziz told reporters in Baghdad. +The issue of education funding is likely to cause some controversy. +The move has angered Mr Walesa, commander of the armed forces. +Donors insist President Daniel arap Moi's government establishes a track record of economic reform before another donors' meeting at the end of the year. +"We make ads in certain formats, and when an element of that format is no longer available to us, we do the best that we can to restore it," he says. +He said they had assassinated his character. +It's going to fly in June. +Still, OPEC's output now exceeds 24 million barrels a day, the highest level since the Persian Gulf crisis began in August 1990 with Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. +Mrs. Chappel didn't know her first two boys had Hunter's until after the third, Willie, was born. +"The goals are good ones. +Dukakis said in an interview that encouraging peace efforts, "has to be something the administration begins early in its tenure and works hard to achieve. +The complications causing the 5-foot pygmy sperm whale's death Friday are "common symptoms among stranded marine mammals," said Daniel Odell, research biologist at the Orlando tourist attraction-research center, where the whale was taken Thursday. +At $225 million, up 11% from a year earlier, capital spending for the current fiscal year will be a record and reflects the emphasis on specialty retailing, which Woolworth began aggressively entering five years ago. +Earlier this year, Rexham successfully resisted a takeover bid by Nortek Inc., a Providence, R.I., maker of electrical equipment and building materials. +Unnecessary abuses in the treatment of laboratory animals probably do occur occasionally. +Deluxe hotels are scarce and nearly all are joint ventures with foreign firms. +Oh, God." The three men were Kuwaiti students. +The switch from defensive stocks to cyclicals continues accordingly. +We can't do both at the same time," he said in a recent meeting with foreign correspondents. +It's possible to be cool as well as good. +The yen also came under pressure on reports of softness in the short-term money aggregate. +Before seasonal adjustment, an estimated 60,000 new homes were sold in June. +A trial had been scheduled for this month. +At the Ford plant and at a steel plant in Pittsburgh, Dukakis emphasized his support for government working in partnership with business and labor to save jobs. +When the bag got stuck in reeds near shore about 30 yards from the fishermen, they realized the cries were coming from inside, the news agency said. +However, until now, all of the French participants had declined to discuss the plan publicly. +"We feel the deal is still valid and workable," he said. +Seismologists said the quake may have been an aftershock of the Sunday quake that devastated dozens of remote towns and farming villages in Yunnan province, west of Guangxi Zhuang. +The group plans to change, however. +That seizure's street-sale value was estimated at $150 million. +But the judge, U.S. District Judge David O. Belew, set a hearing for April 13 to consider whether to issue a temporary injunction against the airline. +Notably, one of Mr. Krenz's few official visits overseas came a few months ago, when he visited China after the massacre in Beijing. +In Britain's first scandal involving an exchange since London's 1986 Big Bang, Fox officials have admitted trying to prop up their flagging property-futures market with dummy trades. +The TV viewers around the world increasingly believe that many of the stars are junkies, puffed up into chemical champions. +He was a vice president of the university from 1909 to 1923. +The offer, advertised in today's editions of The Wall Street Journal, is scheduled to expire at the end of November. +But he added: 'I don't see that happening. +The plane had been in the air one-to-two minutes before it crashed, said Barbara Gardner-Martin, air traffic manager for City Airport. +Islam has been growing rapidly in Malawi since the early 1970s. Financed in part by Arab petrodollars, Moslems have built hundreds of mosques across the country. +He said they underscored the need for legislation to better define tanker owners' liabilities. +Jenkins is one of a handful of male authors around who can write realistic women. +Japan's newly appointed justice minister resigned Friday under a barrage of criticism for accepting political donations from a company at the center of a major scandal. +'They have shocks in Germany. +"There's a dedicated revenue stream that's identifiable," notes Michael Shamosh municipal strategist at Cowen & Co. in New York. +A quake measuring 6 on the Richter scale can cause severe damage on land while a tremor of magnitude 7, 10 times higher in intensity, is capable of causing widespread heavy damage. +The military sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said a convoy scheduled to leave Kuwait on Tuesday would likely be the last escorted the entire 550-mile voyage through the gulf. +Bentsen's ranch, the Arrowhead, is about 30 miles northwest of the intersection. +I am happy to be here today." It was the first trip outside the Soviet Union for Vasin, 44, whose visit was arranged by a British fan club. +The DNA-probe test is the first, Enzo said, that detects HSV without first culturing a sample, which can take as long as seven days. +Microsoft has announced plans to port Windows NT to the PowerPC, and IBM's new Workplace OS will run DOS, Windows, and OS/2 applications on the PowerPC. +On July 5, 13 improperly wired time bombs were found in Salem, about 50 miles east of Loogootee in southern Indiana. +Revenues dropped to $3.8 billion in 1988, compared to $4.4 billion in 1987. +"I hope this will make Winnetka a better place, and we will leave a better heritage for all of you," Village President Clarine Hall told a group of young children who gave flowers to council members after the vote. +Still, TNT's growth and acceptance by viewers have impressed even a top cable executive who once was what he calls a "nay-sayer" to TNT, partly because he didn't think its film library would prove that big a draw. +I still recall triumphantly counting 17 pumpkin seeds on my plate of lettuce, beet and cabbage salad one evening. By day two, bets are being wagered that the solitary Englander is not going to make it, least of all with the cigarettes. +For load funds, financial planners recommend that investors make sure that loads aren't charged on reinvested dividends; only a handful of funds do that sort of double dipping. +"These people were all involved in a drug trafficking organization," U.S. Embassy spokesman William Graves said. +The sanction was imposed by Bush after the crackdown in Beijing. +Dr. Jean Pennington, a nutritionist for the Food and Drug Administration, told the Bee that she doubts people are getting unsafe levels of selenium if they eat an average diet. +The company pays taxes to the tribe amounting to about 6 percent of its production, and New Mexico levies taxes on the company amounting to 8 percent of its production. +Yablonski had described the election results as fraudulent and said he would challenge them. +It showed several friends wearing gas masks and playing cards. +The new agreement would require no repayments by next June, $1.2 billion including the bridge loan by June 1992 and another $800 million by June 1993 with the chance for delaying the final payment until December 1993. +I've been instructed by Mikhail Gorbachev to report to you that the Soviet Transcaucasian republics has suffered an extremely severe earthquake with very grave consequences. +Mr. Kessler adds that Chrysler might also be the victim of too much success in recent years: "They walk on water and float two feet off the ground. +When they return, the maneuvers are ended. +Since 1981, the financier has concentrated his business activities in the U.S. and has multiplied his wealth through takeovers of companies such as Diamond International Corp., Continental Group and Crown Zellerbach Corp. +InterCity's record - although slightly improved this year with 84.3 per cent of trains less than 10 minutes late - was still below target. +Mr. Jaber confirmed news reports that a warning from Kuwait's Defense Ministry thwarted an Iraqi attempt to capture the emir and the crown prince when Iraq's tank forces invaded Kuwait in the early hours of Aug. 2. +No weapon was displayed, police said. +But that's the only way that it would be productive for me to have a meeting, it seems to me, because there is no flexibility on our position. There is no compromise, there is no conditionality. +That means that the San Francisco 49ers had to win by more than seven points in the National Football League championship game for Stupak to lose his bet. +Eisner and Wells, in a joint statement Thursday, said revenue and operating income was up at all three Disney divisions: theme parks and resorts, consumer products and filmed entertainment. +Mr. Burton's districts swooped and dipped through the social and physical landscape. +One charge was based on a question by a congressional staffer who asked for the precise role of Richard Secord. +Overall volume was a relatively high 652.7m shares, with activity in non-Footsie stocks accounting for business of 432.3m shares. +Not only the gimmicks sold Kelly's clothes. +In the year-earlier quarter, Buffton had net income of $724,000, or 19 cents a share. +It found 36 percent in his corner, compared with 17 percent for Jackson and 4 percent for Gore. +Under South Africa's system of apartheid, the 28 million blacks have no vote in national affairs. +Share prices closed higher in Sydney, Singapore and Taipei, and lower in Manila, and were little changed in Wellington and mixed in Hong Kong. +The village is entirely on flat land, so burial sites for its people are in another county, across the Ou River. +Construction is expected to begin in the spring. +Gov. Tommy G. Thompson announced the move in Milwaukee. +Volume of trade in the first section totaled 850 million shares, down from Monday's 900 million shares. +The Commerce Department said business inventories rose 0.7 percent in January while sales rose 1 percent. +This, one Dutch diplomat said, would need to be 'All EU languages are equal, but some are more equal than others.' It was a different audience. +The world cannot pretend to be isolated from their suffering. +Earlier this week, Prince Sultan, the Saudi defense minister, told reporters that the U.S. must "understand our needs and our ambition of trying to maintain the stability of the region." +Gherman sent hand-written notes of apology to his clients before dropping out of sight. +Pacific Northwest Bell now has two business communications centers at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. +The prevalence of middle class debt means that the embarrassment attached to it has eased. +"When you treat people like teenagers, they tend to act that way," says Dave Polter, who invents story lines for characters. +In 1981, there were 12.9 suicides in Canada and 12.7 in the United States for every 100,000 people. +The findings were similar regardless of whether it was a patient's first, second or even third transplanted kidney, Matas said. +Portuguese news reports said six U.S. Air Force midair refueling planes landed at the Lajes base on Wednesday. +All three left Wednesday to spend the feast holidays in their own countries. +Right behind Seagate Technology on the Nasdaq decliners list was a much smaller stock, Summcorp, which plunged 4 5/8 to 17 1/8 in light trading. +First-time home buyers who purchase newly-built homes could receive a $5,000 credit. +He planned to return to Paris Thursday night. +People are not ready to buy the goods when they see than an Arab had touched them." President Mikhail S. Gorbachev forcefully warned Saddam Hussein Monday that the unity of those nations allied against Iraqi aggression cannot be broken. +The firm sent a letter last week to 500 United Services fund shareholders who had invested through the younger Mr. Aylsworth's coin and gold bullion business, Auric United Corp. +He had the backing of the military in his unsuccessful contest in the electoral college vote for president in 1985. +"There isn't any part of the market that they don't want," he says. +Lihir will be floated to raise Dollars 300m-Dollars 400m. +In July 1975, Hoffa disappeared while on his way to a Detroit meeting with Provenzano, who was then president of Teamsters Local 560 in New Jersey. +Coils of manilla, hemp and sisal fill the floor. +"We'd like to have a piece of the business." +Today's turbulence stems from the deregulation that began here a few years ago, bringing to London increased competition from better-capitalized Japanese, American and European rivals. +The lowest part of the door opening was at my knee level. +"I'm not a dropout. +President Dwight D. Eisenhower's plan to visit Japan was called off amid fear for his safety. +These holders are directors or have representatives on the company's board, Aaron Brothers said. +The 8-mile-long Marmande peninsula, about a half-mile wide at its landward base, ends at a 60-acre plateau that stands a dizzying 7 feet above sea level _ really high ground in these parts. +Forecasts for another month of drought in the Midwest drove prices for some corn, oat and soybean futures up their allowable limits Thursday but late profit-taking tempered the advance. +Sales rose 11% to #2.85 billion from #2.57 billion, even after exchange rate movements cut sales by #145 million, Glaxo said. +Iran, which claims the Iraqis still occupy border areas, insists that a troop withdrawals to the pre-war border should be the next step in the peace process. +The deteriorating investment climate has triggered an unprecedented exodus of industries. +With the Victorians, their innocent heroines were sentimentalised - Dickens said perfect bliss would be to marry Little Red Riding Hood. +Mr. Kashnow was president of the Manville Sales' engineered products group. +This produced a 73 per cent climb in operating profits to Pounds 15.6m (Pounds 9m) on turnover of Pounds 196.6m (Pounds 159m). +Shmuel Binsky of the Public Council on Soviet Jewry in Jerusalem said 24 Jews emigrated through Bucharest in May. +"Not too many corporations want to be the first to go in prematurely," said Timothy Smith, executive director of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility. +I'm in town, where are the girls?"' he said. "I was living the classic wild style, and that was no longer working for me." Pop said that lifestyle "crept up on me slowly for years, and it was a lot of work to change my way of thinking. +I think when you have an opportunity to serve your country and you believe you can, you have to take the risks involved. +Because of the manufacturing delays, Wall Street analysts forecast IBM will earn $10.25 to $10.75 a share this year, down from previous estimates of $11 to $11.25 per share. +The company said the charge is related to the closing and write-off of various marginal and unprofitable operations. +Temperatures around the nation at 3 p.m. EDT ranged from 57 at Crescent City, Calif., to 98 at Palm Springs and Thermal, Calif. +Garanti says consumer credit currently accounts for around 4 per cent of its total loans - corporate loans making up the lion's share. +Ford had bought 13.2 percent by early this past week. +'What happens if someone gets stuck in them? +Karol returns to Poland to rebuild his life and fortune - in shady real estate deals - after first faking death and assuming a new identity. +Buying the "coldest" stocks worked better; they returned about 0.7 point more than the average growth stock. +Mr. Gandhi, who became prime minister after the assassination of his mother in October 1984, appears increasingly unsure of himself. +The number of serious accidents is increasing as the economy grows. +The discount rate, the lending rate the central bank charges on loans to commercial banks, stands at 5.25 percent, among the lowest of industrialized countries. +The House probably will approve the protectionist Gephardt amendment, which the Senate is likely to shun. +Precise turnover wasn't available. +Investors should also be reassured by the implication that the management is not so desperate for deals that it will overpay. +But it is the Russian government that must take most of the blame for the lack of progress. Fascist advance Western leaders cannot afford, for their own security as well as Russia's, to allow Mr Yeltsin to abandon the reformist road. +Giamatti is survived by his wife, Toni, and three children, Marcus Bartlett, Paul Edward Valentine and Elena Walton Giamatti. +In some key areas, such as tourism, Mexico will allow 100 percent foreign ownership. +He said his score on his written tests had improved each time. +The low inventories have resulted in some small increases in second-quarter production schedules from levels called for earlier in the year. +Newsweek magazine has selected John Emmerling Inc. to develop a major new advertising campaign, the nation's second biggest weekly newsmagazine said Friday. +We must flood the earth with the Book of Mormon _ and get out from under God's condemnation for having treated it lightly," Benson said. +Tropical Storm Hugo would soon strengthen into a hurricane as it churned across the Atlantic toward the Caribbean, forecasters said Tuesday, and Gabrielle whipped up heavy swells as it moved away from Nova Scotia. +The index first quickly gained more than 230 points, then sank 197.73 points at the morning session's end before rebounding in the afternoon. +The market liberalisation has been delayed for six months by government doubts over Milk Marque's plans. +Most dwellings on the island cannot be bought by outside purchasers, but about 10 per cent are available on the open market. +But some animal welfare groups, asserting that even a five-year wait could lead to the extinction of some species, call for an immediate ban. +The investigation was triggered when a 4-year-old boy in West Columbia, S.C., was struck and killed by a 17-year-old driver with a bad driving record. +The problem was sure to get worse as the privately held company, which expects revenue to jump to $18 million this year from $12 million last year, expanded into Europe. +In Belgrade, Yugoslavia, the Foreign Ministry "presented a demarche to the (U.S.) State Department expecting explanation and additional information" on the incident, according to a statement carried by the state news agency Tanjug. +In the early 1980s, long before junk bonds put a pin-striped gloss on going into hock, Mr. Farley parlayed promissory notes into a dozen plants making such unglamorous items as screws and pinsetters for bowling alleys. +It was 40 minutes shorter and infinitely more entertaining than the rambling four hours last year. +We have a fair degree of tolerance for watching sausages and laws being made, but somewhere in this morass a line has to be drawn. +He restated Moscow's position that the lack of relations was not normal and said Israel "knows the means" for bringing about a change. +"What we have tried to do is speed nature up," Reilly said. +He intends to clean up the loan portfolio and bring private capital into the bank. Others are more drastic: The provincial bank in President Menem's province of La Rioja is being liquidated. +Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir on Thursday denied published reports that he decided to fire the head of Israel's famed Mossad secret service after a six-year tenure characterized as mediocre and passive. +Only isolated cases of immune system disturbance have been proposed as linked to implants, and the evidence is "not very convincing," he said. +The shares improved to DM200.70 in late trading. MILAN was pulled higher by gains in bonds and some short covering on the last day of the September account. +"President Bush has proven to be an inept communicator and has failed to convey to the public why we are in Saudi Arabia," Rep. Les Aspin, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said Thursday. +This recommendation is based on the rare but known link in children between aspirin, influenza and the development of Reye's syndrome, which can be fatal or cause permanent brain damage. +Rorer declined to comment on its negotiations with the Robins family. +What was needed at the Treasury was political nous, an ability to pick out what would work from what would not. +In addition, property can be valued at cost, which is often decades out of date. +Trading on Wall Street appeared to confirm some of those concerns. +SUPERFICIALLY, the American dancer-choreographer Bill T. Jones has plenty going for him. +Yesterday's vote sets the stage for the profession to lobby state legislatures to let accountants organize as general corporations, where exposure to risk is more limited. +The territories have been torn by a 22-month Palestinian uprising against Israeli rule. +The two developments, we suspect, aren't entirely unrelated. +When asked whether the large number of Japanese-American voters in California, a crucial state in the coming presidential election, influenced Reagan's decision to sign the measure, Fitzwater said: "No. +The Air Force has been criticized over the past two years for its handling of the B-1B program, primarily because of acknowledged problems in developing the bomber's radar-jamming gear. +Volunteers shuffled among heaps of campaign literature and returning electoral officials brought further news of the party's defeat. +How far, if at all, this objective has in fact been achieved is a matter of some controversy. +And BCCI's legal advisers quickly rode to the rescue. +Dukakis so far has won 653.5 delegates to Jackson's 646.5 and Gore's 381.8, according to The Associated Press tally. +Now that Mikhail Gorbachev has condescended to meet at the summit, we shall finally be permitted to sign another very bad arms-control agreement. +Peasants were executed for no crime at all _ for pilfering a few pieces of grain because they were on the verge of starvation. +Six months after the high court said it would use a challenge to the California rule to issue a decision that would bind all the states, the justices dismissed the case. +Indeed, about the only thing Pyongyang and Seoul agree on is that Germany isn't a model for their reunification; Pyongyang doesn't want to be absorbed and Seoul doesn't want to bear the costs of absorbing the North. +"We all certainly breathed a sigh of relief when it went according to plan and we kept hearing all the good news from the ground that the spacecraft had done all the things that it had to do to get on its way," he said. +Given such deep differences in outlook, continued friction between Beijing and Washington is inevitable. +William and Christine Hermanson should never have been allowed to argue at trial that constitutional religious freedom exempted them from prosecution, the 2nd District Court of Appeal ruled Friday. +Repairing damage to that trust caused by the Toshiba Machine case is high on the agenda of Hajime Tamura, the Japanese trade minister. +We're looking for $1 billion." Laventhol & Horwath, the nation's seventh-largest accounting firm, filed for bankruptcy protection today under the weight of lawsuits seeking damages for allegedly faulty audits. +It could be introduced by each chain only 'when the total cost base of the business allows'. +Now he can apply those skills to changing what was once America's mightiest corporation. The second factor, though less overt, is surely more potent. +Mr. Ares said quarterly sales should meet analysts' estimates of $16.3 million, which would be sharply higher than the year-earlier $1.3 million. +He gained an edge going into the New York primary April 19, and he successfully competed for the blue-collar vote that eluded him in his bitter loss to Mr. Jackson last month in Michigan. +Furthermore, Macmillan took steps to prevent anyone else from getting the company, granting KKR the right to buy four of its best assets if the KKR merger fell through. +The Greek premier said he had told Bush his government would decide before the end of September whether to extradite Mohammed Rashid, a Palestinian wanted here in connection with a 1982 Pan Am bombing. +In a nationally broadcast address, Interior Minister Carlos Caceres vowed that Chile would remain "a dependable fruit supplier to the world." He called the contamination a case of communist sabotage. Communist Party spokesmen denied any involvement. +HomeFed's condition has deteriorated especially fast in the past year and it now is considered a likely candidate for government seizure. +AT&T has also come under fire from an unlikely defender of privacy: the direct-marketing industry. +Their political wing, the United People's Party, charges that some tribespeople have been forcibly converted to Islam and that Moslem settlers are encouraged to marry Buddhist girls. +On Thursday, the shuttle must be launched by 2:52 p.m., the end of a 64-minute "launch window," in order to have Magellan in the right position for a flight to Venus. +"It most assuredly does influence performance," he said. +Mr. Dutton said he believed Mr. Hakim controlled bank accounts used in the Iran-Contra operation. +Standard became the holder of one of the largest U.S. oil reserves, as well as one of the country's largest companies. +Many leading companies are confident they can build on investments they have already made in Europe. +Money could soon begin flowing to Panama thanks to a $42 million aid package that Congress hastily passed in a bipartisan effort to help the country rebuild its shattered economy. +After a 13-day plunge of 13.55 yen, the dollar had climbed 3.98 yen in four days. +Yet this is a slow process. +One possibility is the debt-equity swap, in which debt owed by Third World countries are exchanged at less than their face value for shares in businesses. +In that span, pretax earnings of the 25 largest public companies rose by a total of $17.32 billion. +Robinson represented the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in a long-running desegregation case against the Savannah school system, said state Rep. Jim Pannell of Savannah. +When plans were drawn up for an aluminum smelter, which has yet to be built, he inserted a map with a legend that includes: "Huldufolk Dwellings, Other Spirits, Odd Shapes in the Stone." +Nine counties were closed _ all roads shut down _ under snow emergencies and thousands of homes were without power during the storm, which ended early Sunday. +If no close relatives can be found, efforts will be made to find more distant ones but, if this fails, the estate goes to the state. Unmarried partners and friends do not get anything if you die without a will. +The verdicts came four years after Southern California's searing summer of terror. +Latvia plans to start privatizing its economy by Oct. 1, regardless of what the rest of the country does. +Doors closed but others opened. +Members from various NAACP groups in Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana planned the march and demonstration. +The operational gearing of such operators should produce relatively fast rates of growth compared with their larger peers. +Peter Wright has been appointed DOWTY AEROSPACE's president for engine rings and machined components. +But that form can only be used for initial offerings and repeat offerings in the year after the initial offering. +A total of about 300 prisoners initially went on a hunger strike three weeks ago to protest their jailing. +The Kremlin cut off arms shipments after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait on Aug. 2. +It began ferrying out the dead and wounded at mid-morning. +The James Capel brokerage firm, which had a loss last year, posted a small firsthalf operating profit, but had a net loss owing to a cost-cutting reorganization. +They would settle for a draw the day after they lost a game," Hort said. +Mr. Townsend says the head of the Commercial Farmers Union probably has more access to Mr. Mugabe than any other person outside the government, black or white. +Tonight the hopes of a nation _ the incredible energy and diversity of America _ are focused on Atlanta. +Freddie Mac said the issue will be sold through the company's 24-member debenture dealer group, which consists of banks and securities dealers. +Steven Nagourney, a global strategist at Shearson, said the change doesn't reflect fear that European and U.S. bonds will be bad investments. +Wilson, a former NWA board member, is Disney's chief financial officer. +GM President Robert C. Stempel said driver's-side air bags would be standard on 13 of the automaker's 1991 models, including the Chevrolet Corsica, Buick Electra and Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight. +UAL stock, which has remained far below the nominal $201-a-share price of the union bid, closed yesterday at $150.875, down 62.5 cents, in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange. +But Fed officials are still trying to avoid increasing the discount rate. +But, in typical African fashion, this discipline and outside pressure is causing the vicious circles to spin even faster. +The stock has fallen even further since, closing Friday at $9.50, up 25 cents, in national over-the-counter trading. +Critics say the broker groups have too much control over the flow of orders in certain Merc trading pits. +With the pitch comes a client list noting that her customers include John McEnroe, Sydney Poitier and the Rolling Stones. +Cyprus is paying $10.32 for each common share and $36.15 for each preferred share outstanding. +At the time, Jamieson was president-elect of the International Society for Heart Transplantation. +Some east Belfast residents suggested that Craig's killing involved racketeering. +Elsewhere, engineers seemed to be favoring cutting a hole in Discovery's rear cargo bay wall as the best approach to repair a small gas leak without having to take the shuttle off the launch pad. +At least two other prospective East-West accords also are in trouble. +Since June, according to the prospectus, the company has cut staffing, marketing and certain other expenses. +"Already it can't sell anything to Japan but agricultural products. +In 1985, those accounted for 77 percent of the arable land in Poland and 80 percent in Yugoslavia, and their shares of gross farm output were 78 percent and 69 percent, respectively. +The report, taped at NBC studios in Burbank, Ca., primarily will concern NBC's struggling daytime schedule, the network said. +Thus it was cheering to see the Senate appropriations defense subcommittee vote $800 million last week toward the planned U.S. space station, even if NASA says that is $100 million less than necessary to make it operational by a 1996 target. +But the Community exists and goes on growing. +The victim was first identified as Abdul Mohammed Kashim, 39, from a South Yemeni diplomatic passport he was carrying. +Sheriff's investigator John Rutkowski said he was trying to determine whether the teen-agers were properly supervised. "These are the things we're trying to find out: How much supervision did they have? +Participants said Aronson brought a counterproposal to the meeting, calling for similar conditions on the U.S. aid money but restricting a smaller proportion of it, perhaps 25 percent to 30 percent. +'That is a recipe for disaster. +Earlier in the week, the Los Angeles police department reported that gang slayings in its jurisdiction reached a record 257 in 1988 compared with 205 the year before. +As for the dollar, Mr. Lehtis of Credit Agricole, said "the U.S. economy is bad but may not be as bad as everyone is moaning and groaning about." +Bassford said the rocket damaged an external wall on the fifth floor of the building in a residential district of the capital. +The hijacker forced his way into the cockpit and ordered all crew members but the pilot to leave, said a report on the crash investigation. +Mr. Freeman of GTE says he has heard of a new Japanese-made machine that can record a sales pitch, then dial up the computer and spit back the message. +Union Carbide said the increase helped offset reduced sales in chemicals and plastics. +Thirty-one states and the District of Columbia offer games, and sales this year are expected to top $20 billion _ four times what they were in 1982, lottery officials say. +There are many ways to measure South Africa's year-old state of emergency. +Japanese newspapers said the three arrived in Japan on Friday as tourists. +Moore officers couldn't be reached. +The hospital hired him to perform Wednesday night at the Ohio Theater in a concert for employees and their families. +Flores said the instructions to the pilot were changed when controllers judged he could not safely land. +The college community would react with outrage to racist statements, but anti-Semitic taunts, as well as academic nonsense, scarcely attract attention anymore. +On the other, banks and individuals remain downbeat about the economy and risk-averse, so government paper still looks attractive in spite of falling yields. +About 350 students, all Japanese, began classes last April. +Police caught him after he bumped into an officer in the low-income housing project where he lived. +Among the top 100 shares, 37 were higher, 34 were lower and 29 were unchanged. +Trading volume on the NYSE was 218m shares. The equity markets ended a week of see-sawing share prices with further fluctuations. +The Office of Thrift Supervision has accused Bush of conflict of interest for not disclosing his business ties to two big Silverado borrowers, Kenneth M. Good and Bill L. Walters. +Turnover climbed 15 per cent to Pounds 6.85m. As part of its progressive dividend policy, the interim dividend has been lifted to 4p (3.5p). +The freeze caused a massive ice jam along a 35-mile stretch of the Missouri River north of Omaha, dropping waters downstream to critically low levels, the National Weather Service said. +An arrangement under which more than 13,000 Contra rebels are to disarm and be given land to work parallels in some ways an earlier episode in 20th-century Nicaraguan history. +The state is sixth in the nation in size but its 3.35 million population ranks 25th. +The new line of tapes provide better picture quality, durability, sound and performance, the company claimed. +The seniors at Wellesley College may get not one, but two first ladies at their commencement. +Then it would be sent to the member firms for a vote. +In February 1987, Haughey and his Fianna Fail Party failed to win a majority in the Dail for the second time. +Mr. North was convicted in May 1989 of altering and destroying official documents, accepting an illegal gratuity, and aiding and abetting the obstruction of Congress. +In 1884, Democrat Grover Cleveland was elected to his first term as president, defeating Republican James G. Blaine. +Communal-satellite dishes, HKCC says, operate like mini-cable systems, relaying satellite signals from the dishes along cables into the homes of independent viewers. +Still, some analysts believe the decision by Nippon Credit Bank to dispose of a portion of its long-term portfolio could be the first sign of what gradually could turn into an unwinding of some stable shareholdings in Japan. +Also on Friday, Moody's Investors Service Inc. said it may significantly downgrade $1.8 billion of Santa Fe's securities in light of its planned $4.7 billion recapitalization. +As a Massachusetts politician from the comfortable Boston suburb of Brookline, Dukakis rarely mentioned his Greek heritage. +The government granted her a limited passport in June, allowing her to leave the country for the first time. +It's such a safety issue, according to the article, that the Federal Railroad Administration has already ordered trains in Florida to ignore local ordinances banning whistling when a study concluded the sound saves lives. +We can make it. +Framed with dark green foliage, it was beautifully visible. +"Not many people steal apples and oranges." Several people have been arrested for shoplifting since the store opened two weeks ago _ all of them in Pawtucket's section, Benson said. +The bulk of the federal work force of 2.4 million was told to report to work Tuesday - even if only to be sent home after a few hours. +Why have they been purged? +Under the law, Holly's "property" cannot be used for commercial purposes without her approval. +"I don't know how we're going to cope financially," Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar said before receiving the prize money of $416,000 _ a fraction of the $450 million in dues owed by U.N. members. +Bloom, 23, faces five years in prison and fines up to double the amount lost by investors. +"The enormity of this acquisition causes us to believe a second look should be taken at the matter, because of its possible impact on the domestic oil and gas industry and on our ability to become energy independent," Bryant said. +G. Michael Boswell, chairman of the Dallas-based concern, said the loss includes about $14 million in nonrecurring charges for, among other things, asset write-downs and anticipated costs of reopening closed mines. +A duplicate was made in case of an emergency, said Rick Pallack, a haberdasher to the stars who has outfitted Pat Sajak, Tony Danza, Wayne Gretzky and Sylvester Stallone. +LaRouche and six associates are accused in U.S. District Court of conspiring to defraud lenders by having a policy of not repaying more than $30 million in loans. +Keane said that diesel is poisonous to fish and other wildlife but that any fuel not contained would be diluted quickly in the Mississippi's swift current. +Although Republicans were confident they took steps to make sure _ Rep. James Courter, R-N.J., was called by the White House 8-10 times late Wednesday to make sure he took a break from his gubernatorial campaign to vote. +Segal's analysis of how it will fit into China is the most interesting part of the book. +Tennessee Sen. Sasser lectures the Fed chief that "the economic indicators are not good." +Peng presented a new state constitution to the congress in 1982 that substantially increased the powers of the legislature. +The FT-SE 100 closed yesterday at 3199 up 10.7, a rise of 61.4 on the week. A classic example of the half-full glass came on Tuesday when the Bank of England announced there would be no gilt auction in November. +South Yemen, which pursued a Marxist policy since independence in 1967, has been wracked for months by labor strikes over the country's economic woes. +Apple will license from IBM a processor that will serve as the brain of Apple's future Macintosh computers. Motorola will produce the chips. +Sales amounted to $1.53 billion in the first quarter, an increase of 9.7 percent from $1.39 billion in the first quarter of 1988, which had two more selling days than this year's first quarter. +A nationwide audit of that program triggered the HUD investigations. +"A lot depends on what happens in the Middle East," the spokesman said. +SmithKline Beecham fell 12 1/2 to 416p with 3.7m shares traded. +Mr Michael Kalisher QC, the prosecuting counsel, said it had stumbled along 'borrowing from Peter to pay Paul' to stave off inevitable failure. Witnesses described Mr Dobson, who had been involved in four liquidations, as prone to exaggeration. +Racist overtones have crept into the fray. +Some physicians fear illegal trade in the drug will arise. +National Intergroup said the sale, which is expected to close next month, coincides with its strategy of focusing on pharmaceutical distribution and high value-added metal products. +Bank yields were 6.63% on six-month savings certificates of deposit, compared with 6.55% the previous week, and 7% for one-year bank savings CDs, compared with 6.91%. +The New Zealand government said it will sell its 70% stake in PETROLEUM CORP. +Prostitutes continue working Harry Hines Boulevard in an industrial section of Dallas even as the city prepares to defend before the U.S. Supreme Court its efforts to slow down or least regulate the sex trade. +This was evident in an outbreak of vicious street violence earlier this month between ethnic Hungarians and Romanians in the province of Transylvania. +AFG said its board had appointed a special committee consisting of outside directors to consider the Clarity Holdings proposal. +The territories were captured by Israel from Jordan and Egypt in the 1967 Middle East War and have been torn for the last two years by a Palestinian revolt against Israeli rule that has taken more than 800 lives. +The president of the Children's Defense Fund urged Yale University seniors Sunday to build a more just society, and told them to remember even small efforts count. +I think that the Cottesloe approach is more effective, but that is an entirely personal judgment and perhaps the Cottesloe had no choice since it has a smaller stage. The new factor since Ms Jackson played the part is the break-up of Yugoslavia. +"I had expected earnings to be substantially lower, but not by that much," said Vahid Fathi, an analyst for Prescott, Ball & Turben Inc. in Cleveland. +This gray compound on Beijing's Educate the New Street is where the capital's most serious offenders are sent, and where some of the more than 2,000 Beijing residents arrested in the June crackdown on dissent can expect to go. +Mr. Harmon said he didn't view the Warner transaction as dead and said "we are continuing to negotiate a number of points." +They are transportation, mail-transportation equipment, telecommunications, delivery services and revenue protection. +The Panama City city council late Tuesday unanimously agreed to ask the General State Council to name Noriega chief of government. +Five months later, the $9,120 investment was sold for a $340,000 profit. +Imports by industrialized countries remained the strongest force in world trade expansion, though growth slowed to 6 percent from 8.5 percent in 1986, the report said. +If no agreement is reached but the two sides are making progress, some people familiar with UAL said the talks might continue. +And now that Buffalo and Niagara Falls constitute one market, development officials in Buffalo can tout their area as a tourism mecca. +The exiled 73-year-old son of Emperor Haile Selassie on Friday announced his ascension to the imperial throne of Ethiopia, where a Marxist government rules. +And its computerized banking system, including automatic teller machines, is regarded as the most advanced in a nation where banking services often test a customer's patience. +Who worries about early morning flights? Certainly not the ski companies. +Last month, Lotus released a version of 1-2-3 for mainframe computers made by International Business Machines Corp. +It worked well, the manager says, until the government ordered 300 massive irrigation derricks to help increase farm production. +No government casualties were reported. +The sale in April 1991, for Dollars 1bn, of half of Du Pont's coal business to Rheinbraun of Germany. More change is in the pipeline. +He included several jokes of his own, most of them about Lord Jeffrey Archer. Alas, political life is not conducted according to the rules of fairness. +Virtually every other measure of market health and investor sentiment also set new lows yesterday. +Wan may be waiting to move into the void if both Zhao and Li fall. +Carol Parker judo tosses them all to the floor. +The point of the confrontation, Mr. Lee said, would be "so that all the countries in Southeast Asia can see the Americans clear their name." +'It's clearly more in line with our business culture than, for instance, selling laptops would be.' Still, some defence contractors insist that the mass market is an option if it is approached in the right way. +City Recorder Ted Windham denied bond Tuesday for James William Wilson, and retired state Supreme Court Justice Bruce Littlejohn, acting as a special judge, ordered Wilson to undergo psychiatric examination. +The speech was transmitted by most radio stations except church-operated Radio Soleil. +In intervening aggressively yesterday, he said, the central banks were "playing around with (traders') feelings." +Don't put me in the news. +Many of the big chocolate companies prefer to do their own grinding. +Joe Cantatore's Bensonhurst is closeknit and proud. +Before the weekend was over, the 8th annual convention was expected to draw several hundred competitors for a wide range of paramilitary events. +Year on year the company had made savings of about Pounds 500m through rationalisation, disposals and restructuring. BP beat its target for disposal proceeds by raising Pounds 2.1bn in the year, compared with Pounds 1.1bn. +THE TASK FORCE calls for abolition of the rule obliging Lloyd's brokers sell any majority interests in managing agents. +Since then, National Steel said quality has improved and so have costs and productivity, adding that the company should be profitable in the second half and fourth quarter of 1991. +Mr Mickey Kantor, the new trade representative, was chosen for his political skills, not his expertise. +Excepting the differences one would expect among independent thinkers, Clarence Thomas and Robert Bork are cut from the same judicial cloth. +They will face no other restrictions on selling the stock, however. +Rapanelli is the nation's fifth economy minister since March 31, the day Juan Sourrouille resigned after failing to stabilize the economy. +The demonstrators called for the liquidation of Soviet power in Azerbaijan and the resignation of the Azerbaijani leadership, reported Interfax, a news service of Radio Moscow. +U.S. authorities said the rafts had cellular telephones the aliens or their escorts could use to arrange to be picked up upon arrival. +If the broad stock indexes move 10% in either direction, a stock with a beta of 1.5 would theoretically move 15%. +Also, Big Board Chairman Phelan said he would support SEC halts of program trading during market crises but not any revival of a "collar" on trading. +A clogged chimney prevented the fumes from the gas furnace from escaping, Flynn said. +Students had testified they were told to sing when Mirecki allegedly was being forced, screaming for help, back into the pool. +Codes should include guidance on who an employee should speak to, ethical dilemmas and ways of coping, and give a clear statement from the company of the ethical conduct it intended to follow. +The ghastly reality of unrelenting savage war was begining to dawn. Accounts differ. +Unfortunately the Tories have too many moralistic hang-ups about reform and Labour too many inhibitions about 'selectivity' to do this as well as they might. +The U.S. Attorney's Office in Jacksonville wouldn't comment. +He will visit North Korea after six days in China. +The vice president is an administration incumbent with an administration record to defend. +The dividend was maintained at 3.7 pence a share. +The National Heart Savers Association, of Omaha, Neb., which has been putting pressure on food manufacturers to alter product ingredients, applauded Procter & Gamble's announcement. +Hampton's comments in an interview last week in the Dallas Times Herald prompted the gay community and equal rights activists to seek his removal from the bench. +Mr. Sullivan's wife and children are credible actors in the drama as well as wry commentators on it. +They call it "The Healthy American Diet," with six general diet principles for everyone over the age of 2: _Eat a nutritionally adequate diet consisting of a variety of foods. +Five of those reactors have operated, but all were shut down for more than two years over management and safety concerns. +Holders of securities will rank well behind depositors in the queue for repayment, should the society go bust. So careful selection in this area is needed. +Often, stories on drug use among kids are shallow and don't describe the outrageous facts of the pervasiveness of drug use, its deepening roots in our culture and the vulnerabilities of any family anywhere to its lies and pain. +It was unknown whether the boy is a descendant of the St. Paul's architect. +The collector will often hear that the product hasn't been paid for because it isn't working. +Some argue that as much as 60 per cent of increases are attributable to the freeing of prices on basic items like rice and fuel. +Saltmarsh told the committee, "It would be a real mistake to try to dray firm conclusions at this point." He said many questions about the Utah experiment still need to be answered before it is understood. +The couple settled in Kalgoorlie, the gold-mining town from which the electorate takes its name, and Mr. Campbell went into the milk-distribution business. +Sue the worker who poured the concrete!" they suggested, with visions of strict liability dancing in their brains. +The last time GMAC had contact with Pough was in March, when they mailed him a letter telling him he still owed money, GMAC President William Lovejoy said. +There was accordingly a period during which, within PW, there was some doubt about the reliability of the informant's often rather enigmatic communications.' By February 1990, Price Waterhouse felt able to go to the Bank to discuss its growing fears. +Mr. Pohlad bought his 230,000 shares, a 2.1% holding, on July 28. +These cases still need to be solved. +Some of the counts also relate to their handling of an $80 million housing issue for Guam's neighboring island, Saipan, and a $400 million issue for the Pacific island of Palau, Mr. O'Connor added. +The study _ "Unequal Picture: Black, Hispanic, Asian and Native American Characters on Television" _ was released by Wider Opportunities for Women, a non-profit group working to promote equality in the workplace. +"I was playing clubs in January and February," he said. "It's different, but it's the same. +And as a result of what it calls Pennzoil's "conditional compliance," Texaco has moved that the entire case should be retried in a lower court. +That probe has led to search warrants aimed at a variety of Defense Department and contractor officials and outside consultants, although no indictments have been returned as yet. +Alton Detective Jody O'Guinn arrested Mrs. Sims at her parents' home in Cottage Hills shortly after the indictment was returned and led her away in handcuffs. +Don't be afraid of democracy and freedom. +Among those were Buckey's sister, Peggy Ann, and his grandmother, Virginia McMartin, who founded the once prestigious but now defunct nursery school. +In these regions, the need to find levers to influence policy in their more powerful partners will become an increasingly vital task. The second risk confronts the leading economies themselves. +The Norris-LaGuardia Act of 1932 expressly prohibits federal courts from entering injunctive orders in any "case involving or growing out of a labor dispute." +Few would disagree that military expertise is a necessary complement to civilian advice on the staff. +Attorney General William Webster's office said it would file a response to the Cruzans' appeal but did not think the Supreme Court would find a constitutional issue in the case. +The markets may still be trying to decide whether the latest bull phase has further to run, but the boom times have certainly returned for New York's financial district. +In national over-the-counter trading, Reading closed yesterday at $13.75, down 25 cents. +Neither does British television have anyone to rival CNN's Lou Dobbs, who presents business and financial news with urbanity and knowledge. +An investment group that includes Martin T. Sossnoff and Nelson Peltz disclosed Thursday it holds an 8.46 percent interest in America West Airlines. +And at this very moment they're trying to make sense of it." As she made her entrance, Miss Tomlin intentionally lost a shoe. She joked about it, recalling the late Ed Sullivan's propensity for calling a really great show a "really great shoe." +A referendum is scheduled for June 27 to seek approval for an additional $1.5 million in taxes on top of the already approved $15 million operating budget. +Its current construction programme amounts to 139,000 sq ft in the UK and Canada. +Clive is the odd man out. +Texaco said profit rose 11% in the quarter, partly due to a massive restructuring. +"City Lights" was Chaplin's last silent movie. +Not every company believes in megacompensation. +Sony Columbia Acquisition Corp., formed for the Columbia deal, will formally take ownership of the movie studio later this month, a spokesman said. +West Point, a textile concern based in West Point, Ga., said it is selling its interest in Lantor International Ltd. to Tootal Group PLC, a British concern. +Officials of some generic drug companies have admitted to engaging in bribery, submission of false data and other criminal activities to get their drugs on the market ahead of competitors. +The cuisine is local northern Italian-international. Motto del Gallo is in the Taverne-Toricella. +Municipals A $450 million Texas note sale provided a spot of excitement in an otherwise quiet session. +In Eastern Europe, West German economic and political influence has been expanding as the military and political dominance of the Soviet Union has declined. +Some students uninterested in CIA work waded through the pickets anyway to talk to recruiters as a sort of counterprotest, university placement director Gordon Gray said Thursday. +Hallock, a state representative since 1979, has soft-pedaled his personal troubles and tried to shift attention to his differences with Cox on taxes. +Chase Manhattan rose 1 3/8 to 19. The bank said it earned 73 cents a share in the first quarter, up from 20 cents a year earlier. +Trade between the two Germanys totaled 15 billion marks ($8.3 billion) last year, or, put in perspective, less than West Germany's trade with Denmark. +About 28% of the shares being offered are initially being made available to the general public, while United Kingdom institutional investors are initially being offered 52%. About 20% of the shares have been earmarked for foreign investors. +Negotiating the fund has already forced a number of government compromises, including a last-minute climb down on military pay. +'How can we hire and fire? +Communist China marked its 40th anniversary with fireworks displays and dances on Tiananmen Square, which thousands of police patrolled to ensure the celebrations would not be disrupted. +In California, State Health Services Director Kenneth Kizer said the national advisory is based on weak scientific evidence and will result in unfounded fears, will further erode confidence in government, and waste money. +Some reporters replied that follow-ups are needed when the president doesn't fully answer a question. +Now, state officials are considering a dig at the mounds, but state archaeologist Nick Fielder said the protesters don't understand what he's up to. +Analysts said the issue's timing coincided with a recent accelerated recovery in West German equity markets. +Like some time in the public stocks, or at least tar-and-feathering. +Mr. Tapp said the rigid plastics group should continue to benefit from growing demand for its PET line of plastic containers, made from polyethylene terephthalate, which had sales of C$49 million last year. +Reducing the 10-day period in which a company can acquire a block of another company's stock without disclosing whether it intends to mount a takeover. +As long as you're saying something about people and not about stage conventions, it has its own legitimacy.' Stage conventions are Wernicke's bete noir. +Publisher Rupert Murdoch's News International PLC continued to press its $725 million hostile bid for William Collins PLC Thursday after a rival suitor dropped out of the fight. +Police blocked off the area and evacuated about 300 people in the courthouse and the City Administration Building across the street. +But he said he didn't put much stock in the poll. +Some people accuse her of putting on airs. "The black people think, `She thinks she's white,"' she said. +It also required doctors performing abortions to first test any fetus over 20 weeks old to determine if it could live outside the womb. +The coming year inevitably will bring more difficult trade issues between the two countries, and a formal bilateral arrangement conceivably could raise the decibel level of public debate. +The report also indicated progress continued in the capital adequacy and credit quality categories, with the median banking company advancing its average equity-to-asset ratio to 6.81% in the second quarter from 6.65% in the first. +It's clearly still a job for daredevils. +It's estimated that somewhere between 500,000 and 1 million people in the United States brew their own beer. +He says, for instance, that Gen. +By the late 1930s, he had appeared as the bully in at least eight Little Rascals features. +"They didn't look like they were delivering things," Harrison said. +It did not say how many weekly flights EgyptAir and Syrian Arab Airlines, the national carriers, would operate between Cairo and Damascus. +The Soviet government sells rubles to tourists and businessmen at a rate of $1.60 per ruble, but the black market rate is 25 to 30 cents per ruble. +Four days later the same consignment crosses by boat in soaring temperatures from the Italian port of Brindisi to Igoumenitsa in Greece. +The modifications are not visible from the outside. +In Frankfurt, Continental shares fell 9 marks to 209 marks. +The chemical, biological and missile-related materials "will probably be destroyed in place," he said. +Mao went on to establish the People's Republic of China in 1949. Eight years later, when he encouraged critics to speak out, Beijing University teachers declared that "the masses want to overthrow the Communist Party." +Mrs. Cojuangco denied the charge and eventually was cleared by the bureau. +"We think it's very, very good for the shareholders and that it will create substantial protections in the future." +Critics said too much of the deficit reduction would be achieved through false accounting and gimmicks which do nothing to address the government's long-term fiscal imbalance. +The only way to restore this country's greatness is to make us strong and fit on the inside, to tackle these large and growing problems here at home. +Elsewhere, Valley Capital jumped 4 1/4 to 28 1/4 after the Las Vegas-based bank holding company said it is in talks for a possible sale of the corporation. +The tribe on Tuesday began its annual winter meeting, which usually lasts five to seven days. +Even so, heart attack patients generally take 60 days to 90 days to get back to work, and "physicians' recommendations concerning return to work are largely based on subjective judgments that have changed little since 1973," the study said. +She smiled at waiting photographers but said nothing before she got into her Jaguar car and took the wheel to drive into London. +Audit trails enable regulators to determine the timing and sequences of trades as a guard against fraud. +The petition was sent late last year to the government, which made no response. +Bond Corp.'s Heileman Brewing sought U.S. bankrupcty-law protection after agreeing to a debt-for-equity swap with secured creditors. +Surrounded by Christmas wreaths, Advent candles and a manger, members of 22 families of the victims attended a service Sunday at the Ramsey Presbyterian Church. +Although the proposals do not have the party's formal approval, their appearance on Pravda's front page indicated the leadership is seriously considering them. +In West Virginia, Greenbank reached 26 below and Seneca State Forest hit 23 below, while Burkes Garden, Va., had a low of 19 below zero. +Mr. Jayewardene has handed over part of his authority to the Indian army, which has sent 6,000 troops and three warships to Sri Lanka to help enforce the accord. +Nelson, who called cockfighting a "blood sport," presented a petition with more than 2,000 signatures calling for the ban. +He also said Israel now was "isolated" because of its policies. +Hundreds of people wandered through town, staring at piles of bricks and twisted metal where homes and stores had stood. +It should cooperate with the institutions, in this case religious ones, that have actually made a difference in the lives of people in need. +The Great Lakes shipping fleet is beginning to recover. +He declined to confirm the status of the other detainees. +The chemical also has an advocate in Vice Adm. +An additional 21 prisoners remained behind. +A group of dissident shareholders stated Sunday it would not meet with the Zenith Electronics Corp. board of directors and repeated a pledge to try to dump directors and sell the company. +In Mr. Duvalier's time, for example, when a tap-tap accidentally mowed down a pedestrian, a $50 settlement to the deceased's family generally sufficed. +Others rely on a special 'Solidarity Fund' set up by the Democratic League of Kosovo, which won an overwhelming majority in the recent unofficial elections. +UAL's stock has risen sharply in the past month on takeover speculation. +Despite her repeated charges of "an electoral coup d'etat," Ms. Bhutto and her party have yet to produce solid evidence to back up their claims and haven't a clue how the balloting could have been rigged without notice. +That's the easy path," he said. +A few of the down top table guests sloped in. Prince Edward - representing his mother, Britain's Queen Elizabeth - sat in the corner by the royal serving hatch. +Even this jumble of pipes and ducts only tells part of the story. A better guide comes every year in the landlord's service bill. +The group said it would raise about $520 million to acquire Cullum's 16.9 million shares outstanding and in stock options, retire debt and give the acquired company fresh working capital. +Polish schools have only 1,200 English teachers, compared with 20,000 teachers of Russian, most of whom have little to do these days. +There are 77 days left in the year. +But Cove Capital, also for the second time, stopped short of making a specific bid. +Unless the United States reverses its decision to deny Yasser Arafat an entry visa, the U.N. debate on Palestine will shift to Geneva so the PLO chairman can address the General Assembly, diplomats said. +Most of the new models are expected to be available in September or October, but it usually takes a couple of months to really get a new product going. +That kind of philosophy has been in place in Texas for years," Clack said. +It is rural music. +Despite all the apparent misapplications of aid, the program did provide crucial assistance to farmers wracked by severe drought. +Edwin J. Godfrey, who plans to retire Oct. 1, the Pentagon added. +Wrinkles can finally be seen on his boyish face, but for decades his youthful looks were the butt of jokes. +It would be apartheid with no real change except the possibility that the maps might be amended. +But he says the study does reflect a lack of information indicating characteristics of patients most likely to benefit from balloon treatment and who would be most effectively served by exercise or more intensive surgery. +"I simply do not know how I am going to make ends meet," said Eva Kekes, a single publishing house editor, expressing the sentiment of many Hungarians. +We can't, and shouldn't, prohibit shareholders from communicating with each other about the companies they own. Corporations need active, involved long-term shareholders who focus on their performance. +Many investors have sought to bypass restrictions in contracts via a clause in the American Stock Exchange's constitution that permits customers to use the AAA unless the contract limits arbitration to specific exchanges. +The boat sank about 40 miles west of Guaymas. +The group agreed to stay in another Hermitage-owned field away from the front gate, but Quick said he has asked for a meeting with Gov. Ned McWherter to discuss state cooperation with the project. +There are other similarities. +Patterson, however, said about 100 students _ almost a third of Gloster's enrollment _ had transferred after the boycott to Liberty High, where McDowell is the county's sole black principal. +The surplus also widened in December from November, even after adjustment for seasonal factors. +The service said Thursday it had now begun focusing on the officer community and hoped the combination of the three new programs would allow it to reduce those ranks without causing undue personal hardship. +A 1983 federal survey found that 40% of doctors didn't prescribe low-fat diets to patients unless their levels broached the 300 mark, and didn't prescribe drugs until the 340 level was reached. +"The idea was that if we got 10, we were at the 10-yard line," he said. "If we got 20, we were at the 20-yard line. +"By working together to create opportunity and a good life for all, all of us are enriched _ not just in economic terms, but as citizens and as human beings," Dukakis says in the ad. +Die Welt said some of the damages France was claiming had occurred when French-owned property was seized in the Soviet occupation zone, which became East Germany. +If people have to be made a little uncomfortable to understand what war is about, I think that's fine. +That was when the explosion occurred, he said. +Staff chief John Sununu noted that the Soviets currently lose almost half their grain crop through faulty storage. +ICM Industries, which submitted its bid with Bear, Stearns & Co., and Davis Mining both say they have track records in acquiring and turning around underperforming companies. +UNITA was not involved in U.S.-mediated southern African peace talks, which are aimed at ending 13 years of civil war in Angola and securing independence for South African-controlled South-West Africa, also known as Namibia. +Steel exports to communist countries continued a persistent, sharp fall. +Payments will be made on a pro rata basis, with the amount determined by the size of the losses. +'Another Saudi was injured as a result of the shooting, which was started by the Qataris,' the agency added. Desert borders have been notoriously difficult to agree and have caused squabbles even between closely allied countries. +He has to make himself as opaque as he possibly can, in order to keep you interested in him. +He "tried to help people as much as he could," she says. +Speaking yesterday on ABC News' "This Week with David Brinkley," Mr. Baker said that "I'm not sure that this referendum is going to solve" the Soviets' massive problems. +And so, Thompson swaggered through Europe, breaking stories and leaving a trail of Dorothy legends in her wake. +Three newspapers and The Associated Press filed papers opposing Exxon Corp. attempts to keep secret most evidence gathered in more than 150 lawsuits arising from the nation's worst oil spill. +A preliminary investigation by Amtrak showed the train was traveling at 77 mph at the time of the collision, just below the speed limit of 79 mph, Stewart said. +The Wisconsin Legislature approved a temporary moratorium last month that is awaiting the signature of Gov. Tommy Thompson. +There is no cause for comfort in this. +The pagoda's central tower is covered with several tons of gold. +The three Provenzano brothers, Anthony, Salvatore and Nunzio, all have been imprisoned for a variety of crimes, including racketeering and extortion. +Engineers tried to strengthen the weakened embankments with cement, and helicopters made aerial surveys watching for ruptures. +Over the past two years, National Westminster has paid higher interest to attract savers - so narrowing spreads between its loans and deposits. +But lawns are still important, as the hum of the mower attests in any surburban street at virtually any weekend hour. +But Mr. Hancock writes little of such needed adjustments as freeing prices paid to farmers or privatizing hemorrhaging state-owned companies. +Declining issues outnumbered advances by a narrow margin in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed stocks, with 650 up, 680 down and 559 unchanged. +Inside a power station, another robot carries out vital maintenance work. +Robert Neria, 52, of Commerce, said that he called the library's literacy hotline number because he wanted to read the Bible. +Another Tourism Department official said bargain tickets offered by government-owned Royal Nepal Airlines had not helped. +But other industry figures said the action is unlikely to help the current crop, which has turned into a financial disaster. +I don't see it as an ultimatum, but they definitely want us to stop the deportations," former Foreign Ministry director David Kimche told army radio. +French architect Philippe Robert of Reichen & Robert found a solution by doodling a design based on the stepped terraces that cascade down the hillside village. +The company still expects to post a profit for 1986. +But the Tax Reform Act of 1986 is undermining Shamrock's inventory strategy. +The girl, whose brain was exposed after the attack, was hospitalized for a month and was unable to return to school until February. +We had written our final exam papers and attended every competition sitting; soon we would hear about the prizes. +He adds that "whites may be a little jealous that blacks have access to the extra help." +That was about the same as Wednesday's average of 6.59% but down from an average of about 6 3/4% throughout the first three weeks of June. +"There's no clear indication of where joint ventures are headed," says Susan Nathanson, a program manager for the American Hospital Association, a major trade group. +"While the nature of MCorp has been altered dramatically, a solid healthy core remains," said MCorp Chairman Gene H. Bishop. +"The president has all the options," he said. "I'm not going into that. +Thompson, who plans to add a pool to his 10-acre Oakland Hills Tennis Club, was told by the city Planning Commission Wednesday he must have a botanist on duty during the project because of a nearby patch of endangered wildflowers. +On Friday, pork complex futures fell, while most cattle prices were higher. +U.S. car sales, overall, are expected to decline next year. +And I think the answer is the criminal _ do more with the criminal." Bush, a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association, the nation's chief gun lobby, said states "have a lot of laws on these things. +I have plenty of reservations about Lynne Parker's new staging at the Almeida, but I take it that the full-throated approval of the first-night audience denotes pleasure in the play itself. +Present law permits a partial writeoff for depreciation of cellular phones used partially for business. +The bird, believed to be the first American bald eagle sighted in the British Isles, was flown to the United States amid much fanfare in December. +In effect, they would emulate the work of the successful specialists, making their profits from the spread between bid and asked prices. +The Nexis disk is the first to appear in a consumer magazine, but it is just the latest twist in marketing everything from insurance to help-wanted ads via computer disks. +The FDA says more data, more studies, and more committee meetings will be required. +Genya Chiba, a manager at the government's Research Development Corp. of Japan, says Japanese companies have mastered research aimed at creating commercial products, and now "discover they are at the end of the road." +McKay and his dozens of investigators spent 14 months and $1.7 million looking into Meese's activities. +Fourteen Japanese yen traders from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange are being tried before U.S. District Judge William T. Hart. +What's more, OPEC is pumping considerably more oil than it was before its unsuccessful effort last month to seek an accord with the non-OPEC producers. +The Russian coastguard yesterday fired on two Japanese fishing boats in waters off the disputed South Kurile islands, wounding one crew-member, Russian officials said yesterday. +If he wins the nomination, his opponent likely would be incumbent Rep. Alfred A. McCandless, a Republican from La Quinta first elected in 1982. +It is straightforward about what it has dropped - nationalisation, anti-Europeanism, unilateralism - but increasingly defensive about precisely what it would do if elected. +Testing of the new unit was completed Saturday and workers began closing up the engine compartment, removing work platforms and reinstalling heat shields. +Commodore, based in West Chester, Pa., doubled its fiscal 1988 earnings to $55.8 million on sales of $871.1 million, continuing a comeback through a strategy that included a 35% work-force cut and a push to win business customers. +Beatrice said its Arrowhead Drinking Water Co., based in Monterey Park, Calif., is the nation's leading processor and distributor of bottled water. +The government of Socialist Premier Andreas Papandreou has been under heavy pressure to remove the bases, and the pressure is likely to increase during the campaign for June elections in Greece. +The company expects to start shipping the machines by the first quarter of 1990, he said. +Clearly, something important has happened at Ford. +A powerful temblor hit far western China on Saturday and seismologists said they did not know whether the Yunnan quake was related to it. +Yet it has swelled largely during the last six years of economic expansion. +These results virtually assure a short race for the Republicans but a longer struggle for the Democrats, who now face the likelihood that no candidate will have the nomination in hand at the end of the primary season in June. +Kohl said said the leaders would likely meet either at the end of the month or the beginning of December. +"We're an apolitical group. +The republic of Venice in the 15th century had one great advantage - its location. +Thus, Saudi Arabia's oil region is a receptive ground for the message of Ayatollah Khomeini, who is much revered by Shiites throughout the world. +The first sold and all went well. +Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher was in intensive care today after suffering a mild heart attack, spokesmen said. +The baby is not covered because his father is in the home. This leads to Mrs Craig's skipping the baby's scheduled visits to the doctor unless he needs immunisation shots or is ill. +Final 1989 statistics in most cities won't be prepared for at least several weeks, but a preliminary survey by The Associated Press of police departments in more than 30 cities shows that the number of homicides rose in most of them. +Privatisation, while winning the general approval of the government, is probably still some years off, and if the Labour party wins the next election it may never happen. +Another two-time winner in print Clios was DDB Needham Worldwide, New York, for GTE and Columbian Coffee. +At other times he can be charming and humorous. +In a packed courtroom, an 11-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard more than an hour of arguments Wednesday in reconsidering a decision by a smaller panel of the court that the Army's ban on homosexuals was invalid. +New entrants on the list were the teeny-bopper sensation New Kids on the Block in fifth place. +Defiance Precision Products Inc. said it could report "a substantial net loss" for the fourth quarter ended June 25, relating to write-downs from disposed businesses. +It said it was "distressed" by the detentions of at least 11 people Wednesday and Thursday, according to the statement released by the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi. +"I can't in seriousness say 80 percent," he said in a telephone interview from his Dublin office. +Karoly Grosz, Hungary's new Communist Party leader, has built a reputation as a canny, pragmatic politician with a charisma not unlike that of his Soviet counterpart, Mikhail S. Gorbachev. +Storing information permanently on silicon would eliminate the moving parts and their accompanying drawbacks. +Bornet said Noriega's attorneys have contacted the agency about the Geneva Convention, but that the visit was routine under an agreement the Red Cross reached with the U.S. government immediately after the Dec. 20 invasion of Panama. +Nothing in Animal Farm or Gulliver's Travels is more far fetched. Horizon provides yet another programme about Chernobyl (8.10 BBC2) this time filmed right inside the concrete 'sarcophagus' built to contain the radioactive ruins of the nuclear reactor. +About 3,000 police officers using dogs and backed by light armored cars took part in the mass roundup. +They were finalists for four Country Music Association awards and one Grammy. +Harrell, who lives in Waldorf, a small town in southern Maryland, said she has prepared herself for imprisonment since 1985, when she started diverting HUD funds. +The company said the combined aerospace and defense businesses are expected to account for about $4.8 billion in 1987 sales, of which about $1.3 billion will come from the defense segment. +But I'm not sure we should substantially change regulation of the laws to accommodate revenues of the industry." +Another factor that could influence the economy this year is the stock market. +The proposal is subject to financing, negotiation of a definitive pact, and approval by the company's board and shareholders. +Computer users won't see a hike in telephone bills that had been considered by the Federal Communications Commission. +Police pulled back several times to try to defuse the situtation. +Two of the people he tampered with voted for the plaintiff. +Hungary approved a similar association several months ago after much public debate. +He said January platinum probably could climb another $15 to $20 before encountering significant resistance. +But when humans contract the disease, it causes a serious illness that is similar to acquired immune deficiency syndrome, although less fatal. +The violence is equally vivid. +Pentagon officials said Sunday they had no immediate comment on the Times report. +Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries inspectors searched the tanker but found no evidence to corroborate Greenpeace's claims, Palmer said in a statement. +"I wouldn't say it made me win a match," she said, "but it developed my backhand and my confidence in my backhand." Bill Priedeman, a Deephaven sales manager, says he improved his golf game. +It costs $22 to send a letter overseas with the service, while the cost of a package ranges from $32 to $246, depending on weight. +In Boesky's third day on the witness stand, the defense sought again Thursday to undermine his credibility and to portray him as a greedy man who transferred chunks of his fortune to his wife when a federal dragnet closed on him in 1986. +Spinnaker also has a product line for larger corporations, aimed at corporate computer program developers. +Audiences are clearly infatuated with outward signs of success. +The center was decorated with statues of the Virgin Mary, and soft, soothing music was piped in over the speaker system before Mass and the program. +"They were playing house," said Curt Benson of the Pierce County sheriff's department. +As of Sept. 30, the company had a net worth, or shareholders' equity, of $45.6 million. +"We're talking about judgeships and getting our nominees confirmed," Fitzwater told reporters Wednesday. +Some 3,700 soon-to-be-laid-off GM workers ought to be sucked right into the labor-starved economy, though perhaps not at union-negotiated auto industry wage levels. +The leaking barges were owned by Chotin Transportation of Cincinnati. +Agriculture Minister Yun Kun Hwan didn't specify how much beef would be imported after this year but indicated that the amount will be limited to protect the local beef industry. +Although occasional brighter spells are hinted at, it is raining in London. Can I be on the same continent? +The stocks, which have been weak in recent weeks, just seemed cheap to investors, the traders said. +Ford said it hadn't decided whether it will ask the Oregon Supreme Court for a rehearing. +To many consumers, its name remains synonymous with innovation and quality. +John Thomas, assistant treasurer, said his company had been watching the credit markets for several days before yesterday's strong gains prompted it to launch the new issue. +"I'm learning a lot about Peru," says Mr. Estela. +Of the total, 935,000 will be offered by the company and the remainder by shareholders, via Prudential-Bache Securities. +The fourth victim was a customer. +The company also plans a Cassino, Italy, assembly plant to make door system modules. +Mammoth Lakes, and California for that matter, could use an economic rush from taking full advantage of abundant recreational resources. +Daher dismissed the case after the city dropped the complaint, but court records indicate Lynch began arguing with police officers as he was walking out of court. +I just didn't think they could do it so soon." Assailants fired a rocket-propelled grenade at the home of a PLO official Saturday, wounding two passers-by, police said. +Earnings were 28 per cent down at 3.38p (4.86p). +"They thought it was outrageous this book which was so famous in the West was not at all known in China," he said. +Sen. Bob Dole defeated former television evangelist Pat Robertson to win Minnesota's Republican presidential caucuses Tuesday night, with Vice President George Bush a distant fourth behind Rep. Jack Kemp. +The rates for 6-month and 1-year money were also unchanged at 10 per cent and 9 15/16 per cent respectively. The softening of rates followed the Bank of England's forecast of a shortage of only Pounds 500m in the morning. +"I am convinced that those who have carried out the revolution will never accept that it be taken over by people who haven't given anything of themselves to it," Mazilu said. +Given budgetary constraints on universities, Mr. Blauer expects heavy wheeling and dealing on prices by the Japanese. +Interestingly, Labor's Mr. Hattersley takes a similar view of the cultural divide. +In a shabby, ice-cold meeting room behind a village store deep in the farmlands of southern Poland, 150 people burst into patriotic song _ in German. +Exxon and Du Pont's Conoco unit settled allegations by a Bermuda oil trading firm that they and six other oil companies rigged crude prices. +The tanker delivered additional pumps to reverse the flow of water into two of the Bulka's cargo holds and stood by 800 miles northeast of Oahu to rescue the 600-foot scrap-metal carrier's crew if necessary, Coast Guard spokesman Keith Spangler said. +Just think of all the naughty pictures they will have to show us. +Justice Department officials described the guilty pleas as an important first step in their nationwide probe of waste haulers. +In trading, the benchmark 30-year bond was quoted at a price of 106 1/32, up from 105 26/32 Wednesday. +The refugees were brought to Yokohama on another Japanese vessel after Japan granted them entry, said Chikako Saito, spokeswoman for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees in Tokyo. +The civil war, which has claimed more than 130,000 lives and shattered Lebanon's economy, broke out in 1975. +Just as the stock market falls prior to recession, it rises prior to recovery. +Some people watch precursor activity, but that doesn't always lead to an earthquake. +The ailing unit has accumulated a string of losses in recent years, including a $30 million loss in 1984. +Knight-Ridder's president and chief executive officer, James K. Batten, said the organization continues "to believe strongly in the fairness and justice of our case on behalf of a JOA in Detroit" and will decide in coming days what to do next. +Many foreign institutional investors, particularly from Japan, have placed money in the hands of American commodity-trading advisers (CTAs), the professional managers of commodity funds. +Despite proclaiming the strike over, Currey said the company would be willing to negotiate with the union and there would be some jobs available for drivers during the summer. +But shortly after Coniston's stake was disclosed last month, the TW board indicated intended to remain independent. +The U.S. rapidly reduced its six-million-strong armed forces in 1945 and 1946, even though the Soviet Union did not disarm. +On the Democratic side, attorney Gerald Richman claimed he had momentum and his opponent, former Miami City Commissioner Rosario Kennedy, was suffering backlash from negative campaigning as they headed to an Aug. 15 runoff. +"They are still waiting in Calgary, and there always have been waiting lists in Prince Edward Island," Mrs. Brehaut said. +'I am not really considered sound. +Sensitive social and political issues are at stake. +Nawaz Sharif, Ms. Bhutto's chief nemesis and leader of the Islamic Democratic Alliance, dismissed the allegations. +"The Saudi regime which massacres in cold blood hundreds of pilgrims near Allah's safe house is a terrorist," Tehran's official Islamic Republic News Agency quoted President Ali Khamenei as saying. +It said the concern's retail and institutional equity sales businesses and its foreign operations have been eliminated. +An 86-year-old woman in generally poor health, hospitalized with a hip fracture, develops staphylococcal pneumonia. +On May 14, fearing a crackdown, she pleaded with student demonstrators to leave Tiananmen Square. +The school district supplies teachers and equipment. +The fee boost is designed to work in MasterCard's favor because banks will earn more money if their customers use MasterCard rather than Visa. +Many of those policies and those clients are hostile to American values and threaten our interests and our allies. +The child who writes the funniest caption for a photo of kids driving mini-race cars past a Winston Cup banner wins a Winston Cup sweatshirt. +And because its portfolio manager, Peter Lynch, has generally outperformed market averages for years, many independent investors take an interest in what Mr. Lynch is buying or selling. +The tour begins June 1 in Seattle and stops are scheduled in Denver, Chicago, Cleveland and New York before ending in Tampa, Fla. +The Conservatives won the largest majority in Canadian history in the last election in September 1984. +The U.N. chief heads Friday to South Africa for talks with government leaders there. +The heiress has been in a coma in New York since 1980. +But Mr. Benton noted that the company tries to keep its net profit margins at 5% to 6%, rather than let earnings grow with its booming revenue, as part of its strategy to keep upstart computer makers from chipping away at its business. +A good example is BR's highly profitable business moving coal from pits to power stations on so-called merry-go-round trains. The decline of rail freight in Britain mirrors the changing structure of British industry. +Lawrence County Judge Scott Sifferman scheduled a Jan. 8 hearing to hear results of the tests. +Kaifu became prime minister Aug. 9, when Uno resigned after 69 days in office to take responsibility for the election defeat. +Like the 1929 crash, it could spell the end of the five-year bull market and the onset of a long bear market, he says. +NEXT SUNDAY'S election in France will be widely regarded as a trial of the Socialists' record in office. +They dropped 6.8% in the Midwest after a 2% gain, and 2.1% in the South after a 6.9% decline. +Godlewski claimed that prior law applied, for the agreement was reached before July 18; his ex-wife signed the pact on July 13. +Under the bill, Berlusconi could be forced to give up one of his three TV stations or his newspapers. +CBS INC. formed the CBS Cable channel in fall 1981 and scrapped the venture a year later. +The fines would vary according to the depth of the defendants' pockets. Expect the spectacle of juries asking for financial statements before determining final verdicts. +The 488-page report, which was conceived as a fact-finding study rather than a vehicle for legislative recommendations, has not been issued yet. +The communists have no means to avert the approaching abyss, and no coherent plans. +New York's governor unveiled a plan Saturday to lay off or furlough thousands of state workers, and talk of substantial layoffs is intensifying in several other northeastern states. +After the flop of two products, Mr. Kiam's bankers filed a lien against the team if it were ever sold. That angered NFL officials, says one league insider, because the team was already leveraged to the hilt. +Some aspects of the network were in better shape than they had expected. The experience of the users of privatised industries has been varied. Travellers have complained of a deterioration of service on the state airline, for example. +Although the technology has been updated, the assembly line lives on. +Beatrice, who is fifth in line to the throne and the fifth grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II, was born Aug. 8 and will be christened in December. +It's bad enough to have a tragedy like this, let alone on a holiday, and with a whole family (killed), it is pretty bad." Six members of the Davis family of Knox and the girlfriend of one of the six were pronounced dead at the scene. +Mutual Benefit operates in all 50 states and had $13.8 billion in assets at the end of the first quarter. +It takes an applicant five years or longer to get a patent in Japan, while U.S. patents are granted in about two years after filing. +Richard Frazier, founder and chairman of Collegiate Research Services Inc., likes to think he can help both with his new computer service, ACCES, the American Career and College Entry Service. +Money-market mutual funds posted higher yields in the week ended Tuesday. +As a young man, Mr. Miller fell in line with those opposing civil-rights legislation, but in 1980 he took on the establishment and the powerful Talmadge legacy in a bitter and unsuccessful primary fight with then-Sen. +Vermont got the heaviest snow in the region Tuesday. +"Whatever he does at Federated, he'll do it quickly, and Federated managers will know someone is leading the ship," says Mr. Stone. +The blast spewed cesium, strontium and plutonium across much of the Ukraine, Byelorussia and Russia and sent a cloud of radioactive gas around the world. +At some 26 works the show is small, but wide enough in range, from Massys, Christus and Bellini to Degas and Cezanne, to make its several points. Does it make a shade too much of them? +"It's a beachhead in France to prevent Air Liquide from completely dominating the market," says Daniel Cruse, a stock analyst at the Paris brokerage Meeschaert, Rousselle. +Oct. 31: An explosion rips through the headquarters of the National Federation of Salvadoran Workers, killing 10 union leaders and wounding another 29. The FMLN accuses the military of involvement. +If it weren't for skin color, Little Richard says, he _ not Elvis Presley _ could have reigned as the king of rock 'n' roll. +West Germany's AIDS-Help group issued a statement calling Friday's ruling "a slap in the face" for victims of the disease and "catastrophic" for future counseling efforts. +Oil production from the Hod field was higher than expected in 1991 and will be maintained at about 28,000 barrels a day, according to the report. +Paul Newman watched his wife, Joanne Woodward, and Karen Allen play Amanda and Laura, respectively, in two different stage productions of "The Glass Menagerie." +The closely followed New Jersey Turnpike Authority 7.20% bonds due 2018 were quoted at 90 3/8 bid to yield 8.05%, unchanged from Tuesday. +Dozens of other ANC members have been reported detained in recent weeks. +In other words, should Mr Norman Lamont or any successor as chancellor restore sterling to the exchange rate mechanism (ERM) or perpetuate the present punch-drunk float? +Frank Pallone and Rep. Jim Saxton, D-N.J., backed by environmentalists, urged that the investigation be reopened. +One has pleaded guilty and the others, including Noriega, are awaiting trial. +But Champalimaud, whose blunt, autocratic style leaves few people indifferent, believes he has proved his worth as an entrepreneur by rebuilding the group that was seized from him by a short-lived Communist-leaning government. +The filing didn't disclose National's intentions toward Minneapolis-based DataCard, but said National might engage in a proxy contest, tender offer or litigation to protect its investment. +We don't want librarians to become amateur sleuths." Some of the new items on the committee list are: _"Revelations by Lt. +She was rarely seen and two bodyguards kept reporters at bay at all times. +That does not include severance costs. +Commercial property rents have risen for the first time since 1990, figures published by Hillier Parker, chartered surveyors, show. This is further evidence of a recovery in the rental market. +He was detained shortly afterward on suspicion of engaging in activities that threatened state security and was held until December 1989. +"Such a company's financial structure really wouldn't be any different than banks and other financial institutions of today," he added. +To attain that, members would be expected to cut output from their claimed production levels at the time of the November meeting. +Non-recurring gains from sales of the company's remaining timberlands increased first-quarter after-tax income by $10.6 million, the company said. +Cincinnati-based Chiquita Brand produces and exports 60 percent of Honduras' bananas, the country's main export. +Scotland's three new water authorities will remain in public sector control, but with powers to attract private capital. +Milk production dropped 1 percent last year to 142.5 billion pounds from a record of 144.1 billion pounds in 1986. +The state Air Resources Board on Thursday ordered that as of 1994, new cars in California must offer advanced computerized systems to warn drivers about faulty automobile equipment that causes pollution. +His selection for the post had been widely expected. +However, the department said Friday that plutonium was found in situations that require "immediate attention." +"With the problems the industry overall is having, lowering the minimums is one step most funds will consider if they want to retain some semblance of positive sales," says Michael Hirsch, manager of the New York-based FundTrust group. +In some cases, the number of organisms multiplied 100-fold only a week into the experiment and even in the early stages some beaches treated with nutrients showed "a striking disappearance of the oil from rock surfaces," the EPA said. +The plan, f A U.N. envoy trying to restart the peace talks between Iran and Iraq failed to break the deadlock but scheduled more meetings next month, Iranian media said Friday. +Enter his squire and the Saracen princess Erminia, his fair captive who loves him but has not a chance because he is pining after her best friend, Clorinda. +The drought resulted in a $3.9 billion federal bailout. +As part of the effort to understand McDonald's business, the three EDF members of the task force toured suppliers' factories, pored over purchasing data and worked as fry cooks and bun flippers. +The miners federation said the strike had paralyzed 90 percent of the mineral activity. +The Danish government was defeated April 14 on a parliamentary motion demanding visiting warships be told they cannot bring nuclear arms into Danish ports. +Here is a warning to European finance directors: beware of representatives of AMP Asset Management offering you a computer disc to check the prospects for your company pension scheme. +Lincoln was finally taken over this year, and it is estimated the move will cost taxpayers up to $2 billion, possibly the most expensive thrift institution failure in the nation's history. +France saw its biggest monthly fall in unemployment in six years in October, with the number declining by 17,700 to 3.33m. +That old bugaboo, the budget deficit, remains. +But potential damage to the reserve, home for the endangered California brown pelican and a stop for thousands of migratory birds and marine life, was still a concern. +The specifics are up to individual offices. +Sometimes, foreign franchisers are entering the American market by acquiring existing franchising operations. +"Not everybody agrees with what we say the facts are," Shultz told the committee. +Last December Mr. Perot resigned as EDS chairman and a GM director after GM bought his stake and that of several associates for $742.8 million. +'It helps us to keep in touch with customers' tastes,' Michael explained. +"They gave us almost everything we asked for," says Armand Rowe, the chairman of the town planning board. +Mr. Miller told the Ways and Means panel that the White House wouldn't agree to a federal excise tax boost "unless you could make the argument that it was a tax on what economists call a negative externality." +Or is this sickening decision a further departing vindictive shot against the Arab world and another gift to Israeli rejectionists from the present administration?" Maksoud asked. +When five people were indicted on charges of sexually abusing children at a day-care center, the news reverberated through this town of 5,800, seemingly touching everyone. +A French mediator met with Lebanon's justice minister Wednesday and said there were signs that French hostages held in Lebanon would be freed shortly. +The political part of the book is still up to date. +Pilot Carsten Petersen said his Cessna 206 developed engine trouble west of London while flying from the Outer Hebrides islands off Scotland to Le Touquet in northern France. +Michael Sidel, a former yen futures trader at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, pleaded innocent to fraud charges stemming from the federal probe of the futures markets. +Madrid lodged a protest after Cuban authorities chased a fourth onto the grounds of the Spanish Embassy and hauled him away Sunday. +Ireland, in a calculated slight to Britain, announces it will conduct its own investigation. +The diseases broke out after the annual southwest monsoon hit India and the rains contaminated drinking water supplies. +Most expressed reservations about the reliability of the base as a guide, but there was some support for "a continuing review of possible monetary indicators of future price trends." +'The Nato threat wasn't strong enough. +In Gaza City, Palestinians staged a spontaneous strike to protest Sunday's deporations. +It is the center of Namibia's fishing industry. +Similarly, a telecommuting program at the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta was dropped after four years when a new manager decided the procedure wasn't conducive to economic research. +The board also has been looking into a possible failure in procedures that may have allowed the aircraft to depart with snow or ice on its wings, thereby inhibiting its ability to gain lift. +Haseltine said such a drug should also keep an infected person from being infectious to others. +Where aluminum cans can fetch about 50 cents a pound, steel is closer to 10 cents or less. +Without it the president's 1984 mandate for tax reform certainly would never have been realized; the political and tactical skills of Mr. Baker and his partner, Richard Darman, had to be at Treasury for the reform to pull it off. +The American Civil Liberties Union said Wednesday it plans to deliver more than 200,000 letters to the Justice Department today asking the department to drop its attempt to have the landmark 1973 decision legalizing abortion overturned. +By contrast it is large institutions that benefit from private individual briefings designed to smooth the market. +Mr. McMillen said the company made the decision in response to a wide-ranging survey this summer of more than 200 lenders who do business with Fannie Mae. +The latest period included a $54 million gain from the sale of various oil and gas properties, a $22 million charge from the restructuring of Occidental's domestic oil and gas operations, and tax credits of $42 million. +He has a very close relationship with BBDO's top creative executive, Phil Dusenberry. +He said he would be back in a week or so to meet with other potential candidates. +It was a decision made in a combat situation, with various data suggesting that the plane might be an Iranian fighter on a descending course directly toward the Vincennes. +On Wednesday, he estimated for the first time a figure for the ultimate cost _ $2 billion to $3 billion. +A leading consulting actuary adopts the following approach. First, the consultant sets out the benefits provided if the employee leaves his accrued rights in the company scheme. +The media storm and public outcry pushed the committee ill-prepared into nationally televised hearings, and the panel then compounded its problems by imposing a one-week deadline that diminished the effectiveness of its inquiry. +In 1880, Wabash, Ind., became the first town to be completely illuminated by electrical lighting. +Emotions are not cooled by the fact that Suchard's owner, Klaus Jacobs, is a native of Germany. +It has also been able to find buyers in some West Asian and European countries. At current world prices, the loss on export is estimated at Rs100 (Pounds 2.20) a tonne. +Energy prices rose 4% after a 9.8% increase in January. +He said his son, a talented biophysicist, was one of the main reasons he had come to Germany. +The truly greedy have arrived and they are making their parents look like pikers. +He is wanted in the United States for allegedly planting a bomb on a Pan Am jetliner in 1982 that killed one person and injured 15. +The USW already has signaled its low regard for profit-sharing in lieu of raises. +Levy, 52, was taken to Haemek Hospital in the northern Israeli city near his hometown of Bet Shean, said the hospital's deputy director, Dr. Udi Kantor. +Comments last week and over the weekend by Bundesbank officials that indicate the central bank will push interest rates up if the government tries to introduce an even exchange for all East German marks in savings has shaken the market, traders said. +The lawmakers also said the first withdrawal should be made faster than the two years proposed by Arab mediators, the sources reported. +He became chief executive after company founder Martin Welt resigned last July, apparently under pressure from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. +Then it would be less vulnerable to Briggs's 'industrial fluctuations'. The problem is that the service industries tend not to offer such high wages as manufacturing. +It is composed of oils, grease, other petroleum byproducts, solvents and toxic metals, and it is saturated with several organic compounds and a termite pesticide in concentrations far above the EPA's drinking water standard. +Officials said a bill will be sent to the National Assembly following an endorsement of the plan by the Cabinet next week. +Tommy whacks his personal hero again, and again and again. +As the party in control of the White House, the GOP historically could expect to lose 15 or more House seats in an off-year election. +The fact that he went at some risk served to underscore his point. +The county's disenchantment with the program has done little to dampen the curiosity of people who want to homestead. "They're still coming through, more than ever," Andre said. +In a recent broadcast, "600 Seconds" took on one of the city's biggest department stores, accusing its employees of selling highly sought Finnish clothing under the table. +Burmah Oil gained on takeover speculation triggered by a bid for Quaker State of the U.S. by an investor group. +The lows were in January and October of 1990. +More than Pounds 1m was saved, for instance, by new single-supplier agreements. +Negotiations and a search for compromise between major countries involved in the protracted arms race would clear the way to a reduced level of military confrontation, fewer weapons and a less onerous burden of military expenditures. +An ethnic Albanian demonstrator was reported killed Tuesday in Kosovo, and the federal government decided to give the army a direct role in maintaining order in the restive southern province. +Bereft of financing and a key figure to lead it, the campaign has nevertheless managed to focus attention on certain specific constitutional articles. +But the Christian belief that Jesus Christ will come again at the end of the world is discouraged as likely to undermine hard work. +The four trillion lire ($3.06 billion) in capital investments Italgas has planned so far for the next five years will be financed from cash flow, government subsidies or bank debt, Mr. Da Molo said. +In addition, the order mentions that BCCI had already said it would cease operating in the U.S. +It pays 8 per cent gross on Pounds 5,000 and above. +But at the same time, he seems to argue that such power-mongering is fading, because of the growth of electronic networks and data bases. +Most worrying is that prudent fiscal policy could be sacrificed on the altar of political expediency. +'Though no longer a global power we still have global interests. +After nine weeks of operation, "we're still close to our opening business volume, and that's unusual in any restaurant," he says. +The dam is accessible by land only by logging roads and hunting trails. +The two problems cannot be compared in magnitude or severity, but there are parallels. +I am happy to line up behind a Colorado dish that shows the state at its most authentic: Rocky Mountain oysters (ovoid sheep organs that separate rams from ewes). +Thursday _ Jaruzelski approves Walesa's concept of forming a non-communist-led coalition government. +Barbie was convicted in 1987 of war crimes for the deportation of Jews to Nazi death camps. +Mr. Kissinger, 63 years old, was unavailable for comment. +Julius Ancer of Minnetonka survived the war by concealing his Jewish identity, later married his teen-age sweetheart, Nusia, who was among only a few survivors from his hometown in Poland. Eventually they moved as refugees to Sweden. +A well-tuned engine starts easier in lousy weather and runs better than a poorly tuned engine. +In all, the indictment alleges that illicit shipments valued at the equivalent of about $12 million were completed, while attempts to smuggle another $11.9 million in goods were thwarted by Swedish customs authorities, Mr. Age said. +Cominco, the Canadian mining group, has sold most of its mining engineering operation to H. A. Simons of Vancouver, one of the country's biggest resource engineering consultancies, for an undisclosed sum. +Remember, though, that income on international funds is fully taxable at the state and local level, unlike interest on U.S. Treasury securities. +The state and city put together a $235 million package last year to keep Chase from moving 5,000 jobs to New Jersey. +That same observation applies also to lenders on 30-year mortgages. +He ran a small magazine, OP, which specialised in peddling inside information on politics and the security services in a highly cryptic style. +ZIMMERMANN'S only opera has become something of a virility symbol among opera Intendants eager to display their credentials. +Betting cards outline payoffs on four different bets _ Cortez' Boast, Montezuma's Fate, Omen of the Days and So Speak the Gods. +Analysts are also expecting signs of continuing shrinkage in the U.S. trade deficit when the Commerce Department reports Thursday on the nation's trade balance for February. +Jay Patterson is good as Caliban, who has a real grievance against Prospero but whose personality is so loathsome that he forfeits sympathy. +For a start, the corruption scandal - known locally as Tangentopoli ('Bribe Cities') - has done serious harm, even if some industrialists are inclined to shrug it off. The damage, says Mr Cipoletta, has been enormous. +The cast is first-rate, particularly Bostwick as mission commander Dick Scobee, Allen as the bubbly but determined McAuliffe and Boyle as a worried engineer at Morton-Thiokol, Inc., builder of the shuttle's booster rockets. +Later, about 1,000 protesters returned, but police again blocked their march about 200 yards from the embassy. +Though it's no "Batman," at its relatively low cost "Dick Tracy" is indisputably a success. +Tintin began his life as a reporter for La Vingtieme Siecle _ the Catholic daily where Herge began in the circulation department in 1925 _ who is sent to the Soviet Union where the Communist Revolution continues to rumble. +Identification was made Tuesday afternoon based on fingerprints from the woman's arrest record, which included several prostitution-related charges, dePolis said. +And at the very least, it is likely to insist on a concessionary agreement that requires the line to be handed back to the public sector at the end of an agreed period. The private sector, meanwhile, may have reservations of its own. +"We don't know what to believe anymore," said Mary Bishop, who attends Ms. Long's Hapeville church. "If she's right, what's that say about the priests? +Many neighborhoods formed groups to clean up streets littered with glass and trash and put up Christmas lights. +Mr. Dequeker made his first discovery in Leuven's Municipal Museum when he came across "Christ Appears to Saint Peter" by the 16th-century painter Jan Rombauts. +Under a voluntary repatriation program, more than 6,000 Vietnamese have been flown home since March 1989. +Ford's announcement came the day after Vice Chairman Harold Poling said he hoped the industry would return to the days when vehicles were sold on their merits instead of on cash-back offers and cut-rate financing. +Iraq will send a representative next week. +GREENSPAN TOUTS economic prospects, but more easing may be coming. +Mr Clinton has no quarrel with free enterprise, market forces or low taxes. +After recent revivals of such plays by Terence Rattigan as 'The Deep Blue Sea', 'Separate Tables' and 'The Browning Version', his famous drama 'The Winslow Boy' returns to the West End this week. +In 1988, Chase had earnings of $1 billion, or $11.55 a share. +Some 300 works by Paul Gauguin, the French painter who rejected the comforts of middle-class life to pursue art in the Polynesian wild, have gone on show at the Grand Palais in the first major retrospective of his work in 40 years. +By 1984, the Pentagon investigators had linked Defense Department officials, consultants and 25 contractors suspected of trafficking in classified documents. +In addition, claims are now emerging from before World War II, when many Jews were forced to give up land and factories in what became East Germany. +Nevertheless, neither the Fed nor the Bank of Japan was expected to alter its discount rate, the rate charged on loans to banks. +He is running against John Dow who, at age 85, is trying to recapture a long-lost congressional seat. +Under the Ford deal, Jaguar will be run as a separate entity. Jaguars will continue to be made by the British company's 12,500 workers at its four plants. +Sonin hopes this method would allow companies designing electrical circuit boards, as well as other groups, to alter their manufacturing process at the touch of a button. +This is the fourth postponement in two days resulting from what Campeau has said are delays necessary to finalize documents in its agreement to acquire the department store operator. +Separately, other officials signaled they would hinder introduction of the radical Shatalin plan entailing swift economic deregulation, which they believe will lead to the collapse of the central government and lower living standards. +Not all of the foreign trade is faring well. +Although the company declined to estimate total earnings for the year, it said it expects per-share profit to rise about 20% to about $2.76, excluding a second-quarter special pretax operating gain of $176 million. +Residents of the 15-story Midtown Towers were evacuated in sub-zero temperatures after the early morning blaze broke out on the first floor and pumped smoke into upper floors. +Yesterday's 4-1 vote reversed a decision by an administrative law judge in favor of the company, a subsidiary of RJR Nabisco Inc., Atlanta. +Like Cray Research, Cray Computer will develop high-speed scientific computers known as supercomputers. +These efforts have accelerated with the withdrawal of Soviet troops, scheduled to be completed Feb. 15. +The general index closed 8.44 lower at 845.97. Written and edited by William Cochrane and John Pitt. +Mr. Awad, however, worries that the market "could go down 800 or 900 points in the next few days. +Almeida had ordered workers to return on Wednesday. +Joel Kazis, head of government trading at Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co., said the billion dollar bid "helped to support the market going into the Refcorp auction" and "showed that there are real buyers for long bonds." +He has paid for their eldest daughter, Zenani, and her husband to attend Boston University. +Magazines generate about $3 billion a year at 200,000 supermarkets and newsstands, but space is at a premium. +In each case, France thanked Iran, which has influence over the groups holding Westerners captive. +Moslem rebels have launched a new offensive to capture the embattled eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad, but there were conflicting reports Sunday of their success. +Travers has sold a few hundred copies, at $8.95 each, since the book was published in July. +John Dailey, assistant commandant of the Marine Corps, said in an Associated Press interview. +As a result, they are controlled by management with little or no input from stockholders. +Reagan looked around, noticed that Bush, who attended the ceremony as vice president, had already stepped outside, and replied: "Keep on doing what he just did. +The violence continued and tapered off until the government declared martial law in Lhasa on March 7. By official count, 11 people, including one policeman, died on the 5th, and one more Tibetan was killed the next day. +'It's a pragmatic proposal aimed at reducing servicing in line with Peru's ability to pay,' said Mr Eduardo Valdivia, Peru's chief debt adviser. Talks with the 17 creditor governments are likely to be tough. +Super-scalar design allows a chip to execute more than one instruction for each tick of its internal clock. +Davies' only concern was how his siblings would react to seeing their lives on screen. +Orthodox art historians who feel they should stay there forever have voiced their protest. +Telesphere didn't name a successor to Mr. Casey. +That theory is untested. +"I look back on my years as leader with satisfaction," the silver-haired senator said in an interview in his Capitol office suite last week. +"For every major work package," says Mr. Spanton, "there's a NASA project manager assigned to oversee it, and these managers have a very close relationship with their counterparts working for the contractor. +They are mainstays for Bristol-Myers's oncological division. +The combination of tests allows scientists to cross-check their results. +The image of Brezhnev himself is one of a man with a full chest of medals, and the Soviet press has recently lampooned him for this. +It is further evidence of a totally unrestrained Congress that has no intention of living within its means, as it expects its citizens to do in their daily personal lives. +Oil prices surged, as did oil stocks. +Other non-fundamentalist Palestinians see the disunity over the issue as reason enough to hold off on any new stance toward Israel. +The compromises achieved by the House also have the surprising effect of pleasing both industry and environmentalists to a greater degree than a bill passed last week by the Senate. +Despite word from the White House budget office that the president's senior advisers would recommend a veto, and a similar assessment from the ranking Republican on the House Armed Services Committee, the chamber gave overwhelming approval to the plan. +The Dukakis justices have also taken the lead in making communities powerless to prohibit child pornography or otherwise to resist the intrusion of obscene materials. +General requirements in the humanities area rose an average of 1.5 hours from 1983-84 to 1988-89 _ a 6.2 percent increase, according to the study of course requirements at 496 colleges and universities. +A drug that can be purchased over the counter in Mexico and Japan has been shown in laboratory tests to be a potent agent against the AIDS virus, a group of National Cancer Institute researchers report. +Volume was a modest 684.9 million shares, down from 767 million shares a day earlier. +They visited, liked the place and decided to settle. +If share prices go up (after correcting for the overall influence of market trends) by an abnormally large amount, then the statute helps shareholders, and if the price declines, the statute harms shareholders. +Despite the Senate vote, spokesmen for the Immigration and Naturalization Service said the agency won't alter its nationwide public-education campaign or delay other plans to phase in the law. +Mr. Ongpin's answer was to get government out of the economy as much as possible. +But the latest deficit came well within the expected range. +A call to the Soviet Embassy in Washington was not returned. +A federal statute permitting many securities fraud lawsuits to proceed even though they violated time limits is unconstitutional, a judge ruled. +The company's main business is commercial lending. +A former PTL board member testified Thursday he didn't know about hush money paid Jessica Hahn until two months before Bakker quit the television ministry over the sex and money scandal. +The "June Revolution" is the fourth military coup in Sudan's 33 years of independence from Britain. +Eternal Home's policy is set by Sinai, a spokeswoman said. +The two satellites alone were insured for more than $200 million. +Some people, of course, have tried to throw humor on the humbug. +There is no time, but still I need some time." As TV cameras turned away, Mazowiecki seemed relieved. +'These crops offer far better returns but again there is a need for capital to rehabilitate old plantations and improve the land.' 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Despite the emphasis on the arts, campers enjoy their free time like others their age. +The governor's office said the bus hit a tow truck, which had stopped on the side of the road to help a motorist with a flat tire. +The bonds were priced at 100 7/8 to yield 8.45% less full fees. +About one-fourth of Puerto Rico's 3.3 million people were still without water, and 30 percent of the island without power. +He then went home to Cairo. +And Mr. Hook fears a merger might make the companies too concentrated in home service and too debt-ridden. +The rate on the notes is being set monthly at 0.75 of a percentage point less than the monthly 11th Federal Home Loan Bank District cost-of-funds index. +Their brains are as good today as they've ever been," Mr. Ally says. +All those who think the verdict serves justice need to understand that until the exclusionary rule is abolished, convictions through confessions will be rare victories. +Indeed, compared with what he is about to endure, climbing 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it disposed of 33 Bojangles' fast-food restaurants in Florida as part of a retrenchment at its ailing fast-food chain. +"He said he was due in surgery. +Although attempts were made to debate a carbon tax, this got lost in the wash. +Orders to factories for manufactured goods rebounded 2.1 percent in May, the government said today in another report indicating the economy's weak industrial sector may be bouncing back. +Is a U.S.-Japan free-trade agreement simply a pipe dream? +"We are under pressure. +Explains John Brill of headhunters Hanson Green: "Non-executive' has the connotation of not doing very much.' Even though companies are hiring more non-executives, that does not mean they are making the best use of them. +In 1944, American forces landed on Guam during World War II. +Moreover, he said it would be unacceptable to stop arming the Afghan rebels unless the Soviet-backed regime ended military operations. +There are love hotels built to look like ruined European castles, alpine chalets and Japanese gardens. +Blanchard was hit with negative publicity when he dropped his two-term running mate, Martha Griffiths, from the ticket, saying she was too old. +It is based on the true tale of a Russian sea captain's love affair with the daughter of the Spanish governor of San Francisco, circa 1800. +John Grenside, whose contributions to U.K. accounting while a senior partner of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. earned him a knighthood, was appointed a director of Nomura Bank last July and made chairman of the board's audit committee. +Running parallel in Vienna are NATO-Warsaw Pact negotiations on reducing conventional forces in Europe, which resumed Thursday. +For another, "I'm going there to offer entertainment and an introduction to rock 'n' roll, not to be the preacher. +The company cited slow sales of instant film. +Israel has rejected the PLO's demands. However, Mr Karolos Papoulias, the Greek foreign minister, who is touring the Middle East representing the European Union, lent his support to the demands during a visit to Amman. +They were convicted in June of racketeering. +Last week in the Soviet Union, President Mikhail S. Gorbachev won approval from the Communist Party Central Committee to give up the party's monopoly on power for the first time in about 70 years. +Around 120 UK-listed and USM company securities are included in the service, which aims to 'provide a centrally-focused market creating a more efficient, flexible and low-cost environment in which to trade. +The defense minister, Abdel-Maged Hamed Khalil, and Commander in Chief Fathi Ahmed Ali made hushed-up visits to Libya and Iraq in early October and arranged military aid, including ammunition and bombs. +The vessel was assigned to Assault Craft Unit 4 based at the Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base in Norfolk, the Navy said. +The man refused either option and left the apartment Covenant House had provided him on Dec. 5, he said. +Although work teams have been established in the auto industry and sheet-metal workers have settled disputes through arbitration boards, labor experts couldn't recall another contract that had both. +Meanwhile, bond managers were about 0.5 percentage point behind the Salomon Brothers Broad Investment Grade bond index. +But relocating couples aren't home free. +Tuesday's crash was NATO's first major air accident since the hard-line Communist government in East Germany fell in October. +Bankers involved in the issue said CDC offered a "nice" corporate story and thus would overcome limits such as its lack of strong name recognition in Europe. +Perspective WHO'S NEWS: Andrew Susskind was named president of Imagine Films Entertainment Inc.'s Imagine Television unit. +During seven days of testimony, she said she was so dominated by Steinberg that she was unable to defend herself from virtually systematic beatings, or to protect Lisa. +For in a mature society, man himself, and not his machines or his organizations, is the chief work of art." Mumford urged people to turn away from faceless technology and return to human feelings and moral values. +Physicians' Weekly, which reported on the survey, called the drug trials a "sudden-death debacle." "Before a trial found that two drugs to block sudden death actually triggered it, thousands may have died prematurely," the magazine said. +"We supply spare parts only for aircraft we know something about and the C-130 is not one of those," O'Siochru said, "The aircraft for which we supplied spare parts were predominately Boeing aircraft, say of the Boeing 747 type. +The stock market slipped into a steady decline today, getting off to a sluggish start on a new week. +The company went public last year, and Mr. Cheramy says his 6% stake now is worth about $3.5 million. +Arafat is to meet Premier Ciriaco De Mita in Rome on Friday, De Mita's office said today. +We are as good at that as anyone in the world. +One step that she could take would be to dismiss her Cabinet, which had been widely criticized as ineffective months before the coup attempt. +He was turned down. +Brixton has since spent Pounds 17m on London property. +Duty is paid only on the value added by the Mexican labor, which is dirt cheap; annual wage and benefit costs per worker here are frequently $30,000 less than they would be in the States. +Those oddly random purchases helped shape and color Mr. Rubin's most prized relationships. +Business groups and the Reagan administration oppose the Dodd-Kildee bill and have united behind a smaller $375 million counterproposal authored by Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and Rep. Nancy Johnson, R-Conn. +Her most recent album is "Cry Like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind." Pop singer-songwriter Sinead O'Connor has sung her last note at the Garden State Arts Center. +The commission did not investigate the second incident. +This increases receipts by $1.6 billion. +The Fed again purchased dollars at 1.4660 marks. +She continues to improve and her condition is listed as stable," said a prepared statement issued Friday by St. John's Hospital and Health Center. +Of the 40 areas noted in the study, 11 are in California, six in Florida, five in Texas and two each in Arizona and North Carolina. +The bill was not passed. +A three-mile section of a Forest Service road was closed as officials expressed concern for the safety of mountain bikers who had been seen in the vicinity, Cottrell said. +The last months of frantic maneuvering left the Kroh Brothers books almost hopelessly snarled, evidence of a complete management breakdown. +They include giving everyone over 16 the right to a passport and foreign travel. +The trial is viewed as a test of whether civilian authority can exert control over the army, as mandated by a peace accord signed Wednesday by the government and leftist rebels. +While the cuts will be spread over 10 Ford plants in the U.K., representing 2% of the company's current work force in Britain, the bulk of the reduction will come at plants outside London, the company said. +But U.S. businesses say that even before the political problems they were told to expect price hikes of 15 percent to 30 percent for next season's orders as the Chinese try to eke out more profit. +The strikers have included national park employees, doctors and nurses at government-run clinics, electricity workers, subway personnel, steelworkers and federal employees in at least 17 of 26 ministries. +Since reaching a post-recession peak in March 1989, about 335,000 factory jobs have been lost. +Those wishing to donate to help fire recovery on national forests in other areas of the country may do so by contacting the Forest Service's public affairs office in Washington, D.C., or individual national forests. +He was not asked to enter a plea to the charge of possessing a controlled substance _ crack cocaine in this case. +He immediately faxed this information to his sales force, who capitalized on it within a day. +Some forecasters are predicting a chance for a frost by Monday in northern sections of southern Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois and Indiana. +Also Tuesday, two buses and a van were hijacked and set afire in Roman Catholic west Belfast, but no casualties were reported. +Chrysler was the first of the Big Three automakers to release its proxy statement. +Some 112 controllers work at the two facilities, 27 fewer than authorized, and only about half of them are classified as being fully qualified to work at all air traffic positions, according to the FAA. +But many analysts are predicting that air travelers won't get any break in fall fares this year. +Nor are September jobs figures, to be released in early October, likely to look improved. +(Ovaries are the primary producers of estrogen in pre-menopausal women.) Extrapolating from the data, Mr. Peto estimates that combining ovarian surgery with chemotherapy would raise the survival rate to 12% or more above the no-treatment standard. +A black foster mother saw her dream go up in flames when a cross was burned in her front yard and fire later gutted her house in an all-white neighborhood. +South Africa, in a message last week to IAEA Director General Hans Blix, said it would hold exploratory talks in December with U.S., Soviet and British diplomats on the possibility of signing the Non-Proliferation Treaty. +Showing Off Conspicuous consumption Seems all the rule today; Many a man wants a wife He can love, honor and display. +The refugees, most of them supporters of the guerrilla movement that fought for 23 years against South African rule, have stayed in the camps around Windhoek longer than the seven days the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees had planned on. +"It made me think that the American car companies have this big advantage, but they're only willing to give me, the buyer, about half of it. +On Friday, they exploded seven bombs in a crowded market in Batala, killing 28 people and wounding 50 others. +Chemical Bank has lent $4.5 million to Third World nations, Brazil among them. +'There is no art,' said Ruskin, 'among an agricultural people, if it remains at peace. +But he did not know if any Americans were still being held against their will. +It is uncertain how many German organisational precepts can be transferred to Britain. +With the TelePrompTer, a speaker's text is flashed onto two large panes of see-through glass attached to the rostrum. +A consensus needs to be built to effect suitable change. In the meantime, the importance of preserving constitutional order in Brazil is paramount. +There was snow to the right of me and snow to the left. +Cases also are pending in Wisconsin, Oregon and Ohio, said Mary Babich, a spokeswoman for the American Hospital Association. +Cummins launched its lawsuit after IEP sought representation on the Cummins board. +Two officials of the federally financed, state-run project were suspended without pay last month while the attorney general's office looks into allegations they charged illegally high rents and accepted finder's fees from landlords. +While neither sanction would be airtight, the combined effect of even a partial quarantine would cripple both Iran's chances of breaking through Iraqi defenses, and its tottering economic base. +For the rich, anyway, fashion is an amusement, and the more drastically it changes the more amusing it is. +The Chamber of Commerce is sending out ballots to homes and businesses in Lake Los Angeles, giving the 15,000 residents a chance to rename their town, said chamber president Mary Jarvis. +The shares recovered to close 15 lower at 688p. Brent bounced 3 to 102p but other chemicals groups were dragged down by the worries it expressed. +Bermudez and two civilian leaders of the Contras, as the U.S.-supported rebels are known, met in Yamales this week with some of the combatants who have accused him of corruption and inefficiency. +Ibrahim Babangida, fought with renegade soldiers seeking to break up Nigeria's federation of states and end Moslem domination. +Singapore's birth rate has trailed the death rate since 1974. +All he knows how to do is fight. +In Turkey, the independent daily Milliyet said a unit known as the Special War Department within the general staff was most likely the Turkish branch of Operation Gladio. +The first consists of companies providing a mixture of computers adhering to both their own and to common operating standards. +She may find it hard to escape the confines of imperial life, having to make do with occasional appearances at state dinners, charity functions and sports tournaments. +Mr Major 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to resign. +The Bush administration is prepared to resume a military training program for Lebanon once that country pays off more than $8 million in overdue loans to the United States, U.S. officials said today. +Eastern's payment of cash dividends on preferred stock guaranteed by Texas Air. +Here are the caves of the Barabar Hills, better known by their fictional name, the Marabar Caves. +On Friday, Bausch & Lomb, the nation's leading maker of contact lenses and related solutions, introduced its entry into the disposable market called SeeQuence. +"The disproportionate surge in deaths among blacks has resulted in the first declines in black life expectancy since 1962," Hill wrote. +Oats were estimated at 112 million bushels, down 16 percent from a year earlier. +True to form, many yuppie boxers bring to the gym a few thirtysomething anxieties. +The roller then crushes the toner into the paper to print on it. +The meeting, set for tomorrow, will "review the situation concerning the 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British Air "would still have a problem with the arrangement. +The court, however, said it was not deciding if strip searches in all felony cases, without inspection of body cavities, were constitutional. +Individual guerrillas would be integrated into society, he said. +That points to the kind of sluggish recovery in which bonds flourish. If political deadlock prevents a further fiscal stimulus this year, the Bank of Japan might respond with another cut in interest rates. +They have to be capable of matching the best Europe has to offer. In Scotland, football is a matter of great national pride. +In 1987, 1.9 million Hungarians lived beneath the first and 660,000 below the second minimum living standard. +Jackson won the Virgin Islands caucuses over the weekend. +Additionally, Oxford received customer funds through redemption of customer mutual fund shares and variable annuities, but failed to place them in a segregated account in compliance with the SEC's customer-protection rule. +The Mercalli scale runs from 1 to 12. +The ratings on Warnaco Group's $155 million senior subordinated notes and $90 million subordinated debentures were raised to single-B-minus from triple-C-plus. +Ampco-Pittsburgh filed a 13D statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission saying it has no present plans to seek control of Midway. +Meanwhile, Bush went on television Tuesday to ask schoolchildren across the country to help any friends who use drugs. +Mr Jean-Claude Juncker, Luxembourg's finance minister, said shorter working hours would send a 'negative, defeatist signal' to Europe's workers. Similarly, finance ministers expressed concern about the difficulty in cutting employment taxes. +Chief Judge Patricia Wald questioned Spears' assertion that courts are not qualified to decide what situation amounts to hostilities, which is essentially a military and diplomatic question. +But IBM said that its success "demonstrates the integration of the basic elements that would make X-ray lithography a feasible manufacturing technology." +Former President Reagan says he believes the democratic reform movement in China will eventually emerge victorious despite the Beijing government's current crackdown against the movement. +During her year of joblessness, Ms. Nicalo occasionally gathered a group of friends to help her plot strategy and keep her morale up. +Bush said the toss was his mother's "first major league performance. +About 60 monks supervized the conversion, the largest since 1981, when about 300,000 low-caste Hindus embraced Buddhism in the western town of Nagpur. +Students at Pinkston High in Dallas and Southwestern High School in Detroit are eligible for $2,000 in scholarships if they meet attendance, grade and drug-free goals. +However, the bank has clearly not ruled out an all-out assault into the industrial insurance market at a later date. +The causes of the crash are being investigated by a special government commission, Tass said. +"Though I knew Holmes had died of colon cancer, I took the test to show that I am not afraid," she said. +The Almeida Theatre has chosen to revive it now, probably rashly. At the start of The Bed before Yesterday widow Alma Millett - almost upper-middle, well-to-do, inexplicably lonely for a male companion - has Victor Keene to tea. +Last weekend, the South African Council of Churches, best known for its anti-apartheid activism, sponsored a conference at a Soweto community center to discuss ways of combatting crime. +I cried for days," Mrs. Chappel said. "I kept thinking I'll have a girl and I'll tell her not to have children. +However, some scientists said those projections are uncertain and may not adequately take into account clouds or other factors that might have a counteracting effect. +The government won't release a preliminary estimate of second-quarter economic growth until July 24, according to a Commerce Department spokesman. +London stocks plunged in thin trading Monday, as worse-than-expected trade figures battered sterling and fueled fears of higher British interest rates. +The fire broke out late Saturday or early Sunday and may have been caused by children playing with matches, said Mike Caprata, a fire management forester with the Bureau of Indian Affairs at Lame Deer. +It looked as if capitalism would last, no matter how good things got in the Soviet bloc. +Sinatra, 74, also will perform twice both in 1991 and 1992 at the casino, Wise said. +Customs Service spoksman Edward Kittredge said the passports would be seized as evidence of a crime and forwarded to the State Department. +Robbie Coltrane again plays the talented police psychologist with drink and sex problems (9.00). +So it's a political plus clearly for the president," says Sen. Richard Lugar (R., Ind.). +For the year, Pan Am said, labor expense rose 9.4% to $1.09 billion. +Katargin was quoted as saying exile will be eliminated as part of a revision of the entire criminal justice system. The changes will reduce prison sentences and substitute fines, suspended sentences and other lesser punishments for many offenses. +Running concurrently is "New Visions: James Little, Whitfield Lovell, Alison Saar," a comprehensive look at the recent work of three contemporary black artists. +Cannon Group settled SEC charges it inflated profits, submitted false documents, had its chief banker on the payroll and defrauded investors. +In a three-pronged attack launched shortly before midnight Tuesday, the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam surrounded the eastern coastal town of 60,000 people and clashed with the Tamil National Army. +The company also recommended a final dividend of 5.5 Hong Kong cents, bringing the full-year payout to 8.25 cents, up 34% from 6.15 cents a year earlier. +"Regrettably, events in the Middle East have introduced new and substantial risks to the outlook," Greenspan said in testimony before the congressional Joint Economic Committee. +Mr. Durenberger said the panel hoped to make public a summary of its findings this month. +The judge also suggested that Mr. Wallach tried to influence the jury in August when the verdict was being read. +Nippon Steel, the day's most active issue, fell Y9 to Y333. Other leading steel makers, which announced interim losses for the current fiscal year, also lost ground. +Microsoft's net jumped to $37.3 million, or 67 cents a share, from $19.1 million, or 35 cents a share, a year earlier. +Mr. Abel agreed: "We'll be drawing stocks down, but much slower than some people at the department had hoped." +Indeed, President Chadli is credited for having begun to open up his nation's political system, and for allowing this election. +Shortly after 6 p.m. Saturday, the Fama jury asked to have Sunday off so they could sleep late then go bowling and see a movie. +Meanwhile, Barcelona was sweltering in a heatwave, with pollution levels soaring. +But nine months ago it admitted to the Commons trade and industry committee that one clause in the guidelines had been replaced. This all leaves enormous scope for semantic arguments when Lord Justice Scott's inquiry gets under way. +Officials say such a system instills in farmers greater care for the land and makes them several times more efficient than other farmers. +Chancellor Helmut Kohl, as this year's chairman of the Group of Seven industrial nations, wants to press the European Community, over French objections, to reduce farm protectionism and save international trade talks from failure. +This must be voted on because the trees are on state land and the constitution prohibits cutting them down. +Six incumbent governors were ousted, among them three who were blamed for higher taxes and two who suffered from the effects of slumping economies. +There are 25 signatories to the code, the EC counting as one. +The issues are complex. There is no homogenous profession of 'fee-charging advisers'. +The business of Hong Kong has been business, not politics, so when Britain agreed to return the crown colony to China, the residents did not object as long as capitalism was protected. +The gin category as a whole dropped by 3%, according to Mr. Walters. +He has been, in my opinion, an outstanding senator for Ohio and the nation. +The executive, who declined to be identified, wouldn't disclose which Middle East country awarded the contract. +The big question is what to do now? +The company said its production problems have ended. +Usually, the number of contracts outstanding for a month shrinks as the contract nears expiration, so price swings become more volatile. +The law has become so comprehensive and so specific as to be in many areas utterly baffling, not only to taxpayers but also to their accountants and attorneys and to the civil servants charged with administering it. +He and fellow driver Steven Spahr hoist half a dozen bicycles and a kayak on top. +She said Kantner recently had been doing some shows with Hot Tuna, and she was asked to sing a few songs at the Fillmore in San Francisco. +Allied-Signal closed at $33.875, down 50 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +"You mean, like my boss?" +Airline employment fell significantly as two carriers went out of business. +The alternative plan also would raise the top tax rate for individuals, which was lowered in 1986. +"It's very unpopular, and I would say nobody can love us for what we're doing." Not that she makes any apologies. +The settlement, filed Monday in federal court, raised to more than $23 million the amount the city has spent as compensation since the fiery battle. +The Defense Agency chief, Kichiro Tazawa, told reporters today he hopes to reach agreement with the United States before Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita leaves office. +They must continually address that goal to try and earn credibility," said the analyst, requesting anonymity. +Some farmers refuse to accept any payments or tax advantages. +High Voltage officials declined to elaborate on the announcement. +The state's Department of Environmental Quality is enacting emergency rules next week for the pipes until formal rules can be adopted in about 120 days. +Dalton, 34, was charged with first-degree murder in the 1987 strangulation of Edward Ihling in the Laguna Beach home they once shared. +The competition, open to high school seniors, involves science projects created, researched and assembled by the students. +Scores of people were injured by rocks and sticks, and reporters said they saw police club and arrest dozens of others before the spontaneous demonstration of grief and rage was brought under control. +Ed Hood, vice president of General Electric Co., will serve as chairman of the group which also includes governors Bob Martinez of Florida and John D. Waihee of Hawaii. +"What we need is not a prosecutor, but a mayor," Dinkins said. +He had been awaiting sentence for 18 years, longer than any US 'death row' prisoner. +But as in the House, the Senate has a sizable minority of Democrats and near-solid block of Republicans who favor some sort of reduction, which has been a priority of President Bush. +The other four directors represent minority shareholders. +In March, many IBM employees were angered when the proxy statement disclosed that Mr. Akers and his management team had received raises of 36% and up, even as tens of thousands of lower-level jobs were being sacrificed. +She was brought up in Tokyo, attending the elite Peer's School for Girls. +Joint planning meetings have been held to prevent an overlap of repertoire. +Comsat recently agreed to merge with Contel Corp., of Atlanta, but the transaction still requires approval of the Federal Communications Commission and several state regulators. +Also criticised are job advertisements specifying that candidates must be below a certain age - sometimes as young as 35. The current interest in age discrimination is welcome. +But it would be grotesquely misleading to describe units such as the 14th army in Moldova or the 201st rifle division in Tajikistan as 'peacekeeping forces'. +But new technology can economically remove the salt from salted whey. +Many of these mega-agencies argue that they offer better technology to find low fares for companies. +The train shed's glass roof became grimy with soot, and broken windows were replaced with metal. +But this quickly disappeared as the contract dipped to a 4 point discount. The big institutions played little part in futures dealing, however, and the market trend was determined by two way activity by the locals, or independent traders. +Hungary also plans to make its first British pound-based offering sometime this year. +"My daughter has been through enough. +Eve Arnold's "Marilyn Monroe" (Knopf, 141 pages, $30) also is pretty: a sympathetic look at a 10-year stretch in the actress's life. +"That's my belief," Cousins said. +The fees Medicare paid doctors remained frozen for most of the 1980s; in the Bush administration, they were made subject to expenditure targets. +Mitchell Daniels, another White House political director under Reagan, said Bush should make clear that there will be political consequences for anyone who opposes the administration. +He manned the UAL post yesterday with Christopher Bates, 33, an energetic Long Islander who's a dead ringer for actor Nicolas Cage. +However, the company said it expected to add $340 million in net income for the year as a result of other accounting changes. +Investors need not register with the government. Brokers' commissions are not fixed, and vary between 0.5 and 1 per cent, plus a 0.12 per cent stock exchange levy. +Estimates range from 300,000 to 3 million. +"He has drawn up wiring diagrams, what we should do if we win," Bush said. "You have to hit the ground running." The vice president, however, scoffed at suggestions that he already had decided on most of the Cabinet members he would choose. +While the shape of the Cabinet overall is plainly crucial, the markets will focus first on the new treasury secretary. +"He's given the president sufficient cause," to fire him, says Ed Rollins, a Republican political consultant. +Other analysts called it more of a casino gamble. +Thought for today: "Act well at the moment, and you have performed a good action to all eternity." _ Johann Kaspar Lavater, Swiss theologian (1741-1801). +A big problem will be collecting tax from individuals without income or property records. +Mr. Hinds currently is vice president, international marketing, in the business markets group. +The Miaras deny losing a child. +Michael and Bonita Lynch married in 1968 and separated in 1985. He began living with Donna Williams in 1986. +In 1969, Phillippi was managing editor of The Indianapolis News. The late Eugene C. Pulliam, Quayle's grandfather, was publisher of the News. +What, if anything, can you do? +No one knows for certain exactly how many viewers were able to watch Sunday's launch. +Moving accounts unilaterally wasn't the way it was done even as recently as a year ago. +Walsh filed the petition Tuesday as prosecutors from his office began trying a tax case against a former CIA agent who participated in the sale of U.S. arms to Iran. +Every reputable study of the world's "carrying capacity" has concluded that the world can feed its expected population growth. +The 21-year-old is a return to sherry with a nutty richness about it: a superb whisky; the 25-year-old is a classic after-dinner whisky with great weight, built in a rich fruity style. +Traders said the dollar also was strong because of reduced chances for central bank intervention in the United States and Japan due to national holidays. +The medals are to be presented at ceremonies throughout the world Wednesday marking the second annual No-Tobacco Day, the theme of which is the health risks of smoking for women and girls. +The company also produced highly popular models, including the Miataknown as the Eunos Rodester in Japanand the RX-7, sold through its new Anfini sales channel. +As problems began surfacing at Winnebago earlier this year the city anticipated its tax revenues would drop off. "It's important that we live within the means of the city. +Personal spending on goods and services plummeted at an annual rate of 21% after three quarters of increases. +The bulk of the accords involved projects for improving transportation links between the countries. +"They acted like they owned the land," says Margaret Hillriegel, a former Freemont, N.Y., councilwoman. +Shouts of "No Contra aid" and "U.S., CIA, out of Nicaragua," filled the air. +My life was controlled by drugs. +The Army Corps of Engineers planned to airdrop thousands of sandbags to fill the break. +An emerald engagement ring reached an eye-popping $2.1 million while the duchess's 40th birthday present, a flowing ruby-and-diamond necklace, cost $2.6 million. +Ford Motor Co.'s car sales fell 1.9 percent to 47,450 in mid-November this year compared with 54,442 last year. +The issue will be sold through Lehman Brothers. +Grigoriy Krivosheyev, and Chief Military Prosecutor Gen. +The number of workers out of a job or on short shifts in the five new eastern German states is expected to reach 40% of the work force this summer. +If the hotel concern, Hospitality Franchise Systems, prospers, Mr. Silverman will receive a big stake in the profits. +Men doze at tables laden with spices. +The main lifeline to home is the average of 400 tons of mail a day, hauled in on at least five planeloads. +For example, a group of long-term Treasury bonds tracked by Merrill Lynch & Co. produced a total return of 1% in the first quarter, 12.45% in the second quarter and -0.06% in the third quarter. +Japan's central bank reportedly bought between $1 billion and $1.2 billion of the U.S. currency, followed by the West German Bundesbank's estimated $400 million to $500 million, traders said. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, BankAmerica common stock jumped 75 cents to close at $7.625 a share. +However, in mid-afternoon, with the dollar at a peak for the day of about 134.50 Japanese yen, the Fed made what Barbanel called "a massive intervention," selling dollars for West German marks and Japanese yen. +I am not going in with any animosity." Joe Martin, 56, also said he was pleased by the vote. +The embargo is aimed at pressuring Iraqi President Saddam Hussein to end his 3-week-old occupation of Kuwait. +Sun Banks was making a name for itself around then, too, not with high profit but rapid growth. +History has shown that conventional forces do not deter attack. +After the offering, current shareholders will control 67.3% of the company, which they acquired at an average cost of $1.35 a share. +He is a law clerk and credits himself with strengthening the House's Liquor Regulation Committee, which he chairs. +The facts are quite dif-ferent. In 1979 there were 86,000 Inland Revenue employees. +Square D's board rejected a $78-a-share, or $1.98 billion, buy-out bid from Schneider of France, setting the stage for a possible takeover battle. +The shootout in Tsavo National Park, 225 miles southeast of Nairobi, occurred the day after a court in the Indian Ocean port of Mombasa sentenced two men to three-year prison terms each after convicting them of poaching and firearms charges. +Mr. Ranieri was more at home structuring new securities than as a member of the firm's top management, according to many of his friends. +Aer Lingus said it may appeal to the European Court of Justice. +The memorial spans the hull of the battleship, which still flies the U.S. flag. +Her children, ranging from 16 to 25, are fans. +WPP, owner of the U.S. agency J. Walter Thompson, ranks third. +By then, Mr. Boesky's portfolios are believed to have shrunk more than 50% from their summer peak, to less than $1 billion. +The Kuwait Investment Office's most publicized holding in the West is its roughly 22% stake in British Petroleum Co., acquired late last year. +Phillip E. Walker's body was found about two hours after an Army helicopter raised the wreckage of the smaller aircraft from the bottom of Lake Ellsworth. +Marvin Lare, executive director of the South Carolina Institute on Poverty and Deprivation, said the storm could push more than 180,000 people in the state below the poverty level. +They know what the problem is," he said. +Radon is an colorless, odorless radioactive gas produced by the decay of uranium deposits. +Nancy Cruzan's parents again are seeking satisfaction from the legal system that has blocked their three-year battle to let the comatose woman die. +Anglo American Corporation of South Africa owns 27 per cent of ZCCM via Zambia Copper Investments. At the operating level, ZCCM made a profit of K4.9bn last year down from K108bn. +First, it went to the regulators and asked them what the safety issues were. +The drop in expected tax revenues along with the weaker economic growth were two major factors forcing President Bush to reverse his stand on taxes as part of negotiations with Congress to come up with an acceptable deficit reduction plan. +Congress may not like the Pentagon's choices, but it's incapable of substituting any coherent priorities of its own. +Il Giglio is a fairly recent arrival on the Zurich scene and is managed by a young team. +Hours after the prosecutor's statement, supporters showed up at a glitzy fund-raiser Wednesday night. +The company said 1986 pre-tax profit fell to 162 million pounds from 195 million pounds the year before. +Marcos is as strong and as resolute about defending herself as the president." Hibey said the Marcoses will plead innocent. +Several border points in Ontario and Quebec were shutdown earlier this month by drivers who say they are being forced out of business by U.S. trucking companies. +Despite increased vigilance by the Colombian army in the past few months, the government says that complete security for the pipelines is beyond its resources. +On Sunday, Mitterrand entoned royally: "What counts is the result." Parades and fireworks in the center of Paris attracted the capital's biggest crowds since the city was liberated from the Nazis. +New York Air said its November traffic rose 18% to 161.4 million revenue passenger miles from 136.9 million miles a year earlier. +In Waterloo, Iowa, a farm-equipment factory town, home sellers are competing with banks struggling to unload homes they've repossessed. +The moustachioed Marxist leader spoke with unprecedented candor on numerous other issues, gesticulating with passion, occasionally smiling and laughing. +Toyoda had won an important ally in Dana A. White, a manufacturing engineer at Harley's engine and transmission plant in Milwaukee. +He thought he was doing good there." The investigation into last year's murders of six Salvadoran Jesuit priests has ground to a halt and is unlikely to bring to justice all those responsible, a House Democratic task force charged Monday. +The other two must bear a disclaimer stating: "This (work) was made without the participation of Keith Haring or his Estate." Playboy also agreed not to issue "certificates of authenticity" or to use the Haring trademark or logo. +Security was expected to be even tighter on Thursday during almost simultaneous arrivals by Bush, French President Francois Mitterrand and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. +She is steeped in the local politics of the neighbourhood, but cannot match Mrs Rumbold for gravitas or authority. A housing consultant, she is well placed to attack the government's record on this potent local issue. +No one in the Ronald Reagan administration, with the possible exception of Secretary of State George Shultz, achieved the stature that Jim Baker did. +Bulldozers have torn down seven of the most severely damaged homes. +The physician claimed she had acquired AIDS through an accidental needle puncture. Also, as many as 300 medical workers die each year from hepatitis they acquired on the job. +Vaclav Havel, a prominent playwright and activist whose works are banned in his homeland, canceled a trip to Sweden, where he was due to accept the Olof Palme award, to protest the violence. +They know that restrictions on world commerce are on the whole bad for their companies, however much they might like special help. +"We have a connection between visual information - what does it look like - and a map form - where is it, what are some of the attributes about it," Ervin said. +"I am a fighter. +The trouble with the idea and practice of organisational change is that it is both boring and anxiety provoking. +The smallest polling station in Sarawak had six names on its register. +Wilson Clark, president of the 700-member Vermont Sugar Makers, said Thursday the groups began receiving reports of the doctored products in 1987. +Guerin said the deteriorating economic climate is prompting advertisers to cut back on ad spending. "The last thing they need is a new publication that is not established," he said. +Since then, however, some of the other members of the committee, including Saudi Arabia and Nigeria, have suggested that neither a meeting nor further cuts in OPEC's production quotas is necessary. +About 75 miles inland from the historic port city of Charleston, S.C, a tornado touched down in a sparsly populated area and devastated mobile homes, said Bob Kelly, a meteorologist with the Columbia office of the National Weather Service. +BMC Software, however, plummeted 9 1/2 to 57 1/2, or 14%, on heavy volume of 1.6 million shares. +"I believe it's one of the toughest pieces of ethics legislation ever written in this country," said Rep. Everett Kelly, a Democrat who chaired the joint committee that drafted the bill. +It is an easy option for a government that otherwise lacks a comprehensive economic policy. +McFarlin said that the new study has shown that patients who have an abnormal combination of T-cell genes plus an elevated level of DR2 antigen are three times as likely to develop MS as healthy people without these genetic characteristics. +Revenue for the quarter increased 13% to $83.7 million from $73.8 million last year. +Few employees lament the ouster last December of Wolfgang Biermann, the group's general director since 1975. +Some state authorities may choose the screening of applicants for marriage licenses, if only to allay fears and perhaps reduce the incidence of children infected at birth. +Ms. Armstrong re-emphasized the Bahamian sale remains a key to the restructuring. +The Federal Open Market Committee announced late in the North American day that it wouldn't exercise the option to continue the meeting today. +He promised to sell off state-owned enterprises, including several hotels. The prime minister-elect was a senior member of Sir Lynden's party until his dismissal in 1984. +As a result, the new government will be expected to redirect both small business development aid and state contracts to black companies. Indeed, the precedent of successful National party patronage for Afrikaner business is widely recognised. +The court must decide only whether bribery or the acceptance of a bribe was legal under the laws that applied at the time, the judge said. +ADM, which has more than 50% of the domestic ethanol market, earns handsome profits on ethanol thanks in large part to federal tax subsidies and import tariffs advocated by Sen. Dole and other farm-state lawmakers. +Too bad theory fails in practice. +Some of the items were moved late last month to Kennedy Space Center awaiting burial. +If they were true, he should have said the group would deal with the perpetrators. Instead, he said how hurt he was. +Since then, the retail banking operation has undergone organizational changes designed to improve service delivery in California. +Kim said his party will begin a nationwide petition drive in September to press for more democracy and will organize rallies in 27 cities to denounce political repression. +Billie Sol Estes, a confidant of Lyndon Johnson who went to prison for a fertilizer-tank scam in the 1960s, has filed for bankruptcy, claiming debts of $52 million and assets of just $150. +AAA said the lower national average price marked retail gasoline's first decline since the week of Sept. 18, when the pump price dipped 0.2 cent a gallon. +The Soviet Union received $4 billion in new loans. +I don't think there is a whole lot of dispute about that. +The soldier, whose name was withheld, was injured when Palestinian youths pelted with stones a water truck in which he was traveling in Beit Jala near Bethlehem, the army and Israel radio said. +Barry Wright Corp. said it expects to report that second-quarter earnings were less than the year-earlier 19 cents a share. +"But it's a little different running for president and vice president than running for the Senate. +The issue of the tin is, frankly, rather irrelevant.' 'But what about your behaviour? +It will keep two container plants in Ontario to supply central Canada customers. +"They just told us to go home," he said. "They said the government ran out of money and we're not getting paid." Although most people grumbled and cursed Washington, a few thought the inconvenience was for the common good. +Mr Bacon estimates that about 35 per cent, or Pounds 2bn, of foreign investment in South Africa is British. +The proposal was made Thursday at the second official negotiating session since Eastern was hit by a massive strike March 4. +The single figure for those project is the 1991 ppropriation. +Textron, based in Providence, R.I., is an aerospace, financial services and consumer products concern. +A new high-flying permanent secretary will arrive next January. +It means a global ban on chemical weapons. +As part of the sale, ICI said Wednesday it also acquired the U.S. rights to Merck Sharp and Dohme Inc.'s anti-depressant drug Elavil. +There is one thing in life Molly passionately wishes to do; and she knows how to do it so well, she's incapacitated when circumstances prevent her from doing it. +The 115 banks operating under general licenses are affected by the government restrictions. +Lester, who was an All-American long jumper at the University of Michigan in 1960, is seen as the brighter of the two. +But she said she intended to spend less than last year. +I have played tennis for 25-odd (really odd) years, and have never set foot on a grass court. +Significant growth was achieved in international revenues, especially in Asia, Japan and Europe. However, Mr Matthew said the growth was offset 'by stubborn recessionary pressures' which hit sales in North America, Australia and New Zealand. +So, considerate people often choose to give this onerous responsibility to a bank or solicitor. +Currently, the loan portfolio is about 55% commercial and industrial 45% consumer, he said. +National, the nation's No. 6 steelmaker, is a joint venture of Nippon Kokan K.K. of Japan and Pittsburgh-based National Intergroup Inc. +A Camden, N.J., man died when winds picked him up and smashed him to the ground, authorities said. +He called the city recently for advance information. +The neck skin is stuffed. Trimmings may be baked, shredded and potted as rillettes. +A 30-year-old guerrilla war has claimed an estimated 100,000 lives. +The caravan would travel from state to state, taking NOW members to train local teams to carry out initiative or legislative campaigns. +The two countries began a cease-fire in August. +Subcommittee chairman Arthur Recht said he did not know when a decision would be made. +People who disregard repair orders can be fined $150 to $10,000, Peterson said. +The shows will be updated continuously and be shown on television monitors perched just above each checkout lane. +"My position is well-known and well-stated," he replied. +Financial issues have been strong recently as many institutions restructure their portfolios to include all 225 stocks in the Nikkei stock average. +Reeve's character must halt efforts of a woman who is aiding the South's cause, but his plans are complicated by his growing infatuation for her, said publicist Patty Beyhl. +Spokeswoman Brigitte Zimmermann said the lawyer, Gregor Gysi, was the only candidate for the post. +"But a year or two ago, nobody in their right mind would have dreamed of the changes in Eastern Europe," he said. +Could it be because he would be left out of the deal? +The record-breaking oil painting, made in 1959, is a vividly colored canvas with splotches of paint and the names of colors stenciled on the canvas. +"Most of my reading is formal and heavy going," Bush said when asked at a newspaper publishers' gathering what he reads for fun. +Arriving in Yemen, they went first to the Marib refinery that sits atop the vast oil field the company struck with its first wildcat well. +And practicing, practicing, always practicing. +Nina Rust rode an elephant and an airplane on previous birthdays, but this year she took it easy. +A series of recent price increases suggests that one group of economy-watchers is worrying less, not more, about inflation. +The revised version leaves regulations to the states, although it would establish federal guidelines for the states to follow if they wished. +South Korea has one reported AIDS case and about 15 cases of the AIDS virus. +The bottom fell out of the oil market in the 1980s and Trinidad's gross national product, the value of all goods and services, has dropped 41 percent in eight years. +Mr. Yam is one of the few choices if current Financial Secretary Piers Jacobs' job is to be filled by a Hong Kong Chinese from the civil service. +State Sen. Carl Parker, chairman of the Senate Education Committee, has asked the attorney general to issue an opinion on whether the Baptist university in Waco is a governmental body subject to the Texas Open Records Act. +It also would be discriminatory, said Steve Stiles at the American Association for Retired Persons. +S&P currently rates Hechinger's industrial revenue bonds single-A-minus and subordinated debt triple-B-plus. +The infant was in serious but stable condition Monday, a hospital spokeswoman said. +Banner also claims that Loral kept from it information provided to Mr. Schwartz indicating that the value of the two divisions far exceeded either bid. +'The skill of the franchisor in dealing with the franchises throughout the relationship will be a fundamental factor in the degree of success which he will enjoy,' it says. +Currency traders continued to square up their positions ahead of this weekend's meeting in Washington of the Group of Seven finance ministers and central bankers. +Cheney said Iraq could seize the enriched uranium it now has - that same material now under IAEA safeguards - and use it for one crude device. +Michael Dukakis, Michael Dukakis knows so little about agriculture that he told the farmers of Iowa that they ought to try growing Belgian endive. +The seller "has a very strong belief in the buyer," he says. +Nicaragua's Atlantic coast _ an enclave of mestizos, Miskito Indians, the descendants of British pirates and of African slaves _ is a universe away from both Havana and Managua. +"The sentiment's improving, but we're still in a trading range, and something is going to have to change beyond what we've seen over the last couple of weeks to get us out of this trading range," he said. +These redundancies will occur mainly on large farms which are marginal for cereal production. Over the last 10 years, the numbers employed on farms have fallen by an average of 5 per cent a year. +The savings bank is converting from a mutual to a stock form of ownership. +Reed was head of the private Lebanese International School in 1986 when he was seized from his car by gunmen. +Indeed, Brooks once led a junket on which the Americans were dined royally at a palatial country estate owned by an English nobleman. +News developments hammered the stocks of several actual targets of announced bids, forcing takeover players to bail out of dozens of other issues amid concern about the overall climate for big deals. +The broadest measure of U.S. trade, the current account, posted a deficit of $105.9 billion in 1989. +A compliance official at Mr. Sandner's firm did sign registration forms for the two men that indicated they faced some kind of charges. +It was Braniff's second bankruptcy-law filing in a decade. +Scott was charged with unlawful imprisonment, menacing and possession of the weapons and drugs, Capt. +Fires do, of course, regenerate growth. +"The president is in, but there's no danger," Deputy Fire Chief Ake Gronmark said. +Long-term issues took the biggest hit. +The vandalism was the first incident of desecration to the memorial since someone tried to burn down six yew bushes at the site 10 years ago, Spiegel said. +Sybil Thorndike was made a dame in 1931 in the midst of a long and illustrious career in Shakespearean roles. +"Somebody may have tried to do this in the 1960s, for instance, and couldn't," he said. +Not long after he regained consciousness, East tried to kill himself by ramming a chair leg down his throat, a manifestation of the psychotic state induced by extreme hypothyroidism. +He reviewed a 1986 proposal for a $900,000 line of credit for Good International Inc., which wanted to search for oil in Argentina with Bush's JNB as a partner. +The demonstrations are running long enough to satisfy the delegates, short enough to hold the living room audience. +The FAA says they don't. +Drugs like cocaine and crack are not prevalent here, but Russian women often abuse tranquilizers and teen-agers sniff Benzene, he said. +They said people have a right to demand that tax dollars not be spent to subsidize art they abhor. +Her compatriots John Daniecki (Zampa) and Bradley Williams (Alphonse) wield nicely contrasted high tenors Jutta Winkler is a fine, lugubrious mezzo, and her excellent would-be and ex-husbands are Antoine Normand and the chunky Valentin Jar. +Owing, in part, to the separation of the two policy areas, tax reforms aimed at raising work incentives in the 1980s tended to neglect the large disincentives to work faced by those at the threshold of the tax and benefit systems. +But in this city, Pete Rose tops the list of notables. +"Geophysicists more than once warned builders of the high seismic activity in northwest Armenia," the Communist Party newspaper Pravda said after the Dec. 7 earthquake that rocked a part of Soviet Armenia known for centuries for deadly quakes. +Under Chapter 11, a company seeks protection from creditors while it works out a plan to pay its debts. +"Over the past years, the number of tourist arrivals have been increasing at a non-stop rate, so recently the rentals have kept going up," says Albert Chan, head of the retail department of Vigers Hong Kong Property Consultants. +The plan also features an end to U.S. support of the contras coupled with the withdrawal of all Soviet-bloc advisers. +"We are not going to regulate to the lowest common denominator," he said. +The value of the cash-settled contracts will be based on the difference between insurance premiums collected and claims paid on a group of insurance policies over a fixed time span. +Traders said the market was attempting to consolidate after the previous day's slump. +The Coalition on Smoking Or Health dismissed the campaign as a PR effort to defeat government restrictions on tobacco promotion. +Stafford said the adjustments agreed upon by the two airlines will be closely watched by the FAA when they go into effect. "If we find out the agreement isn't working, we'll call the carriers back in again," he said. +"But this is different," she said. "The weather's really nice here, but something like this makes you question whether it's worth it. +More to the Jackson point, it preserved the losing candidate's role on the convention stage. +In the Fryar case, only two prospective jurors were black, Hoose said. +Some of the joint ventures are equal partnerships, while others involve smaller ownership stakes. The Rolls-Royce executives also discussed possible future orders in Japan and plans for engine production at the Indonesian plant during their visit. +Windows is pre-installed in about 60 per cent of personal computers. Earlier, Microsoft announced an agreement to work with Compaq Computer to make personal computers which are easier to use. +The deputy prime minister was forced to resign last year after it became clear he had lent a government office in Seville to a businessman brother who then used his connection to win himself several business deals. +As Tireak fell, the attacker snatched a basketball from his hands and escaped on his bike. +Mazda made the adjustment because of an identical drop in orders for Probe cars, which it builds for Ford at Mazda's assembly plant in Flat Rock, Mich. +There is also widespread belief that Mexican drug cartels are involved in the assassination. +The government-owned Al-Bayan said this was the outcome of talks between the United States and Syria. +The "agreement in principle" came Friday in a meeting between Chilean and U.S. officials in Washington, said acting Interior Minister Belisario Velasco. +In a test in Minnesota, a single dog kept a small wolf pack from a bait station for 30 nights, until the wolves finally combined forces to drive off the dog, Coppinger said. +Well, not draws: rather pulls it protestingly forth like a thread from an overlarge sweater. +It is not axiomatic that it will fail next time. +Hashemi Rafsanjani, parliament speaker and military commander, said the Iraqis may not want peace but will find Iran much stronger if they renew the war. +Photographs of them eating together and signing the statement received prominent display in private and government-run newspapers Tuesday, buoying the opposition movement. +Among short-term interest rates, the Treasury's latest three-month bills were quoted late yesterday by some dealers at a discount rate of 7.60% bid and a bond-equivalent yield of about 7.84%. +"We must do everything possible to ensure that these brave students do not become pawns or bargaining chips in the administration's future dealings with that repressive regime," Kennedy said. +Ms. Scott said that the FASB is giving more thought to the length of the transition period for catching up on accruing or reserving for retiree medical benefits previously promised by a company. +The loans will provide Romania with badly-needed balance of payments support. +"They may have to kick me out." +Two East German men rammed their car through border barriers Saturday in an attempt to flee their communist homeland, police said. +Both his parents had died. +"However, in the current financial markets, financing that level of payment could be accomplished only at a cost significantly higher than originally planned," Rose said in a statement. +"What we like about your campaign," said the Kremlin's favorite TV talking head, "is that the Soviet-American relations, at least as I see it, are not an issue. +Lynch said he was interested in studying the Carter family because the former president's father and all three siblings have had the disease. +With all the Hollywood hype to recruit stars for "Gone With the Wind," Mitchell, who wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning best seller, kept her distance because she feared fellow Southerners would blame her if the movie didn't turn out well. +A Ku Klux Klansman arrested for wearing his hood in public lost a state Supreme Court bid to overturn a 39-year-old ban on masks. +A similar incident occurred in the Hamat Gader area Monday. +Kodak is expected to name Mr. Pietruski's successor today and probably will tap one of its own executives. +Both Mrs. Reagan and Rosalynn Carter suffered from that perception. +Some routes - including the transatlantic ones - could be cut. +Fyffe got on the UFO circuit Feb. 10 when a woman reported seeing a strange light in the sky and police later reported seeing a large lighted object passing silently over them. +As they turn production on and off, you're going to find all sorts of confusion." +It was not clear whether the postponement was made with Gorbachev's approval, whether it was a mistake, or whether other Kremlin leaders engineered the decision. +Firms have been forced to cut workers, "and that has directly affected office buildings," Mr. Kitchak says. +Time cited "continuing softness in national advertising." +But Gov. Kean, 53, also pushes policies that are anathema to the party's powerful right wing. +(19) "Major Dad," CBS, 14.4. +Those other law firms that have geared up to get involved in large mergers are likely to be disappointed, says Ward Bower, a law-firm management consultant. +Imports of alcoholic beverages rose 34.5% to $114.7 million, and Japan's purchases of art from the EC countries doubled, reaching $157.1 million in May. +It also demands that death squads be dismantled, that agrarian reform be maintained, and that banks and sales of export crops be nationalized. +Nearly 13 million children _ 1 in every 5 _ are growing up in poverty, according to the Census Bureau. +Stocks rose slightly on buying tied to "triple witching" expirations. +The loss included a $750,000 charge related to litigation. +Isidore Pongnon, commander of Fort Dimanche, told Haiti-Inter before the release of Marcellus and Martineau that "seven or eight" more Manigat aides still were being held, but would soon be released. +"We are fish people," says the veteran on the line as she recalls how she and her mother worked together "elbow to elbow, side by side." +The company didn't state who Mr. Plante was replacing and company officials couldn't be reached for further information. +In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Sandler Associates and Sandler Capital Management said they hold 937,098 Multimedia common shares, including 141,730 purchased June 1 to last Wednesday for $65.625 to $73.50 each. +Workers scrambled out of the way, but Halicki didn't make it, witnesses said. +The bank's new method for distributing merit raises hits managers harder than the rank and file. +The protesters will be allowed to continue a "symbolic presence" at the Richard B. Russell building in downtown Atlanta. +FAA recently chastised Delta for inadequate cockpit discipline and poor coordination and communications among pilots, and Delta has said that it will formalize the checklist process with increased emphasis on verbal challenges. +"I'm growing to feel that Deng hasn't been the sole decision maker," a diplomat says. +President Reagan said he sent 3,200 crack U.S. troops because Honduras was in trouble, but reports of border fighting with Nicaragua were vague and the Americans had orders to stay out of it. +API said domestic crude production last month dropped 5.3% to just over seven million barrels a day compared with the year-ago month. +Per capita savings in Japan, calculated in U.S. dollars at the end of 1990, rose 10% to $45,118 from a year earlier, according to the International Savings Bank Institute in Geneva. +"Sea of Love," the drama starring Al Pacino and Ellen Barkin, finished in eighth on receipts of $1.42 million. "Next of Kin," the Patrick Swayze-led drama, was ninth with $1.41 million. +Lunceford's lawyer, Peter Chamberlain, said the 23-year-old defendant was relieved by the no-smoking sentence since she could have been sent to prison. +In fact, it erects new hurdles before aid can be granted, including certification that this week's elections were free and fair and restoration of full civil liberties in the country. +Gold jewelry demand and industrial uses of silver and platinum are sensitive to the economy. +Another warns of the "McDonaldization" of American politics, which is a mouthful. +The wider the gap between pricing and trading, the more the share price is vulnerable to wider market movements. The issue needs to be resolved soon, especially since foreign investors have become more important to Japanese companies than ever before. +For all their wit, for all their artistic output, these were some pretty messed-up people: Kaufman was neurotic about germs and used to wash his hands 40 times a day; Woollcott was a compulsive overeater; Parker tried to commit suicide five times. +In 1973, President Nixon told Associated Press managing editors in Orlando, Florida, that "people have got to know whether or not their president is a crook. +Barry said he wanted to go to trial June 4 as scheduled on the eight earlier charges _ five misdemeanor counts of cocaine possession and three felony perjury charges _ while handling the six new charges as a separate matter. +Maj. Jose Luis Garcia, head of intelligence for the U.N. peace keeping forces in Nicaragua, said that as of last week more than 6,000 rebels have gathered in the five security zones though they are still armed. +Toyota this month announced that it would soon be selling cars in Israel without an intermediary, as Mitsubishi has been doing since 1988. +They're just looking for a soothing voice and a friendly ear to hear them work through their grief, anger, frustration and guilt. +On the other hand, its strong balance sheet shines at this point in the recession. +Austin Rover Cars of North America said it decided to keep Hal Riney & Partners as the advertising agency for its Sterling cars. +At the same time, rival Serbs called for action against ethnic Albanian "separatists and terrorists" at a rally in Kosovo Polje, a Pristina suburb, Belgrade television reported. +Poland finally seized Vilnius and held it until World War II. +Now, she said, the researchers are attempting to find the specific breast cancer gene within that chromosome. +A non-radioactive hot-water pipe in a turbine building at Unit 2 ruptured last week, spewing scalding water and steam that killed the two workers and injured six others. +"Because of the bank's efforts, property values have steadily improved, and the neighborhood is a better place to live than it was 10 or 15 years ago," said Dr. Richard Taub, a social science professor and author of the book. +And I said `No, I'm going to call him up.' "And darn if he didn't say `Yes, I'd love to go out to Greenwich and see the birds" at the National Audubon Society Bird Sanctuary in Connecticut. +"While the appeals process is pending, insurers probably won't actually have to make the refunds," said Leonard Venger, an attorney for several insurers embroiled in the Proposition 103 fracas. +Both provide users a list of words to choose from if they aren't sure of the spelling. +But the resultant tug-of-war between a parliament intent on proving itself indispensable to the proper governance of Kuwait and a ruling family reluctant to cede too much of its historical authority has led to a crisis of leadership. +Silver bullion traded in London at a bid price of $4.95 a troy ounce, from $4.85. +President Franklin D. Roosevelt used a wheelchair as a result of polio, but Cowan said that none of the physical adjustments in the White House made for Roosevelt make life easier for visitors or employees. +After two terms in the White House, Republicans are identified with the status quo at a time when the public is asking for change. +A number of U.S. attorneys have rejected overtures by aides to Meese to replace Weld. +Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing, with its wide range of products used in various industries, clearly suffered from a weak economy. +The government took 111 days to form after an inconclusive general election in May. Mr Kok, former finance minister, inherits a sound economy emerging from a mild recession. +Razel stock is suspended on the Second Marche in Paris at 710 francs ($120.22) a share. +So that is why I know how to behave.' He blamed the latest upsurge in racist attacks not on the existence of a large Turkish migrant worker population, but on the failure to tackle the problem of 'economic asylum seekers' flooding into the country. +During the day Sunday, East Berlin was positively placid compared with the raucous, New Year's Eve-style scene that greeted the coming of the currency union at midnight. +The moves will result in a pretax fourth-quarter charge of $100 million to $150 million, but are expected to save the company $250 million by 1994. +Texas International said the Yasser No. 1 discovery well reached a daily rate of 8,941 barrels of oil and 13.6 million cubic feet of natural gas with a one-inch choke. +Charges for use of the databank will be $2 per name for each request. +Under mostly sunny skies state officials and dignitaries in Cheyenne re-enacted the statehood ceremonies led in 1890 by Francis E. Warren, Wyoming's last territorial governor and its first elected governor. +A similar system now being experimented with in Dallas is working well, officials there said. +William Moses, who was accused of insider trading in the Hammermill deal and aiding in false disclosure in the Cluett deal, agreed to disgorge $200,000 in allegedly illicit profits and pay a penalty of $129,375. He also didn't admit or deny wrongdoing. +He is really not in a position to help Lithuania very much, but he could do great damage to the progress toward democracy in Eastern Europe. +Prosecutors vowed to retry Aissa Wayne's former husband, Thomas Gionis, and a Jan. 24 hearing was scheduled to consider the possibility of a new trial. +In 1980 the elderly accounted for 70 percent of the excess deaths in the hot weather, he said. +Securities analysts, however, remain concerned about basic loan demand. +"Chance" is a word farmers understand well because that element is never missing from their lives. +Western Gas Processors Ltd. priced a master limited partnership offering, but cut its size in half. +It caused a controversy on ABC News. +His feeling for prosody is remarkable - extra syllables just crammed in where necessary and the music stretched to fit. +'So I have this 'when-do-you-pay price'.' Van Vredenburgh said his mark-up varies from 30 to 100 per cent depending on the object. +All commodity exchanges are closed on Good Friday. +This process may lead at a certain stage to the establishment of parties. +The joint project has already produced several imaging tools to make surgeons' life easier. Over the last few years, participants have been working with three-dimensional pictures of patients' skulls and brains. +Bush partisans say that the vice president also helped moderate the administration's reaction to the Soviets' downing of a Korean airliner in 1983. +Arriving on foot from the coal and steel-producing regions, the pilgrims streamed up a hillside where Walesa sat on an alter beside Krakow's Cardinal Franciszek Macharski. +But this is the first time an air-express company has promoted a second-day service for letters. +The coffins of the 47 sailors who died in the explosion were saluted by an honor guard, then carefully loaded each onto a cargo plane as the dead began their final trip home. +In any event, the two flags and the two leaders ended up where they were scheduled to be _ with Takeshita seated on the Stars and Stripes side and Reagan on the Rising Sun side. +Mr. Seow, 59, is diabetic and suffers from a heart condition. +The new Retail Prestige Fragrance division is on its plan for the year, the company said. +She answered the call, and still she wonders if her grandfather would approve of her journey eastward. +The agricultural dispute blocked an agreement in world trade talks held in Brussels, Belgium earlier this month. +The attack Sunday marked the first time Iraq had taken the initiative in the ground war since mid-1986, when it overran the virtually abandoned Iranian town of Mehran just inside the Iranian border. +He argues that it would be disastrous for the Palestinians if, having been granted autonomy, they were unable to provide a secure environment. +The town and the tribe lived peacefully together for decades, but trouble began amid a local economic depression caused by a 1983 flood. +Miss Schaeffer, who appeared in the current film "Scenes From the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills," was shot once in the chest Tuesday at the door of her apartment building. +Two nuclear plants in New York and Nebraska with good performance records are being added to the list of the nation's worst because of concerns that their operators can't handle things that aren't routine. +Mr. Gray, who forged his political ties while acting as communications director for the 1980 Reagan-Bush campaign, sold his own lobbying firm to Hill & Knowlton in 1986. +The plant is 80 miles from the center of the Grand Canyon. +In composite trading on the American Stock Exchange yesterday, the company's shares closed at $15.875, down 12.5 cents. +Skadden Arps further spiced its suit with allegations of insider trading that prompted an immediate investigation by the SEC. +Bolt Beranek's TC 2000 consists of as many as 512 porcessors with an estimated speed of 5.1 gigaflops for the biggest system. +It gave the world the obelisk. +Bentsen is stopping in Texas on nearly every campaign trip, fighting to win the state and its 29 electoral votes for the Democrats even though Vice President George Bush also calls it home. +"I'm so proud that I can control mainland China even though I've never been there," he says. +"There was an extreme slowness in information," Belgian Foreign Minister Mark Eyskens told reporters after he summoned Soviet Ambassador Felix Bogdanov. +First, he used the issue to vanquish four challengers for the Democratic nomination, including former Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young. Young's bid to become the state's first black governor brought international notice to the campaign. +"He just turned his gun on anything that moved," said Ron Hayes, an ambulance official in this resort city on Australia's east coast. +Other banks could make similar decisions that would affect credit in the economy for which the Bank has responsibility as a monetary authority. +And what of Stephen G. Corris, butt of a thousand faxes? Mr. Corris, 45 years old, says he is a part-time author of thrillers, former Orange County prosecutor and veteran of military intelligence. +In the foreign policy subcommittee hearing, former Sen. John Tower of Texas, a top Bush supporter, made no bones about representing the campaign when he stood up to urge the committee to leave language on Israel intact. +Among companies surveyed, 90 per cent had heard of the concept, compared with 70 per cent 12 months before, though only 48 per cent (up from 45 per cent) of purchasers and 37 per cent of suppliers (34 per cent) had adopted a scheme. +From there the group will cross the Atlantic by ship to Ireland and cross Europe to Greece. +They were sent to Lebanon. +The company's sole business is the development of TCET technology. +He cannot spend a dollar from the public treasury without the permission of Congress, which frequently denies him. +Mr Bentsen is thus likely gently to press the Bundesbank to consider an early easing of policy. The president's attention to international economic issues will be welcomed abroad. +American entrepreneurs are eager to oblige. +When the drug-laden gold carp were discovered in Shanghai, Chinese police contacted American counterparts. +Usually such lamas are recognized as children to be the reincarnation of their predecessor who recently died. +That's because the oil companies usually own a station's land and buildings, and write leases of just three years or less. +The short rebuttal to this is simply: Free trade between the republics. +The challenges and opportunities are immense, according to Mr Jonas. 'The profession is at a crossroads,' he says. +Eastern filed a reorganization plan detailing how it plans to sell assets, pay all debts and emerge as a smaller but healthy airline. +I suppose his hero would be an aristocratic intellectual who is also a first-generation entrepreneur. +Parliament, with a big agenda and a newfound propensity for debate, decided on Thursday to postpone debate until next month on landmark new laws recognizing formation of political groups independent of the Communist Party. +Such gains will probably be slimmer in the post-takeover era. +In the Midwest, winds gusted to 58 mph at Cleveland and to 53 mph at Erie, Pa. +They are painful charges. +Democrats - Dicks, Y; Foley, Y; McDermott, Y; Swift, Y; Unsoeld, Y. +In addition, the Enterprise Investment Scheme was introduced as an alternative to the Business Expansion Scheme, which had been hi-jacked by property investments. +In a separate ruling, Jones found Boyce guilty of reckless driving, battery and destruction of property. +In other reports Tuesday, the Commerce Department said construction spending rose 0.6 percent in September to an annual rate of $403.4 billion as strength in housing and government construction offset a decline in office building. +The Huttenvertrag, which subsidises the use of domestic coking coal to the tune of around DM3bn a year, is due to run until 1997. European competition and energy officials make no attempt to hide their feelings. +On Monday night, Interior Minister Czeslaw Kiszczak said troops would be sent to secure major industrial plants to prevent anarchy, although none were in evidence at the plants Tuesday. +"Taxes were killing us," Mr. McDonald says. +By keeping his distance from the details of his wealth, the prince is following an age-old tradition. +Gore already received the support of former Gov. Ed Herschler and another of the state's five "super delegates," who can remain uncommitted going into the Democratic National Convention in July. +"I was getting a lot of contractions," she said. "But we had to get that trial done. +The Army said elements of the 7th Corps Artillery, based at Augsburg, Germany, have begun deploying to the gulf in support of Desert Shield. +Police traditionally say 500,000 watch the parade, but acknowledge it is mathematically unlikely that many people could be accommodated along a four-mile route. +The estimated cost of each jet will be $49 million, and some West German critics say that is too much. +Denver-based Hamilton Oil gained 1 to 28 1/2 yesterday, after gaining 1/2 the day before. +Critics who accuse the Democrats of being big spenders might talk to 22-year-old Marc Homer, an alternate Wyoming delegate to the Democratic National Convention. +Police said 30 people were arrested after a march by 2,000 villagers in Port Vila became a riot, with protesters looting shops and smashing store windows. +On March 31, the holding company had total assets of $684.2 million; it posted net income of $1.7 million for the first three months of 1987. +"It adds to the support for the trade bill getting through," he said. +The stolen car crashed while zigzagging on an I-15 off-ramp, police said. +No charges had been filed Saturday, Gillis said. +She said the part has been offered to her, but filming won't start until October 1989. +'We believe this deal will enable us to compete with anyone,' he said. Hillsdown's timing may also be opportune. +Labor strategists figure 20 million people saw "Kinnock" the first time. +For the two years he has been welfare commissioner, Brittain has pushed for a law to open the doors of homes like Bethel; Fountain has prayed against one. +The commercial, set to the tune "See You in September," features actresses as dumpy school cafeteria matrons who grinningly shove stomach-churning lunches toward the camera. +Shareholders representing 49 per cent of the equity are said to be supporting the move. Mr Tickler and his family, which founded Shaw, own 13.4 per cent of the equity while Mr Pearson holds 15 per cent. +O'Connell said the action by Egypt, which is not a member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, could prompt some OPEC countries to increase their production to remain competitive. +With a record surplus of gas in U.S. storage when winter began, many in the industry had counted on cold weather to reduce supplies and clear the way for high prices. +Peter Middleton, the chief executive of Lloyd's of London and renowned motorbike enthusiast, has been making good use of biking jargon. +The shares he holds are restricted stock. +One explanation given for their lack of permission to leave is that the airport and the borders have been closed for security reasons, said one official, asking not to be identified. +That makes those plants particularly vulnerable if a drought materializes because their roots can't tap moisture deep in the soil. +Most of the street is round the bend. Who will live in one of the world's best addresses? +Xoma recently gained ground after the Food and Drug Administration raised additional questions about Centocor's drug, Centoxin. +Meanwhile, Arkansas sheriff July Johnson (Cooper) embarks reluctantly on a mission to bring Jake to justice. +Fresh capital will allow Tungsram to ease its international borrowings of Dollars 200m and interest burden. +I never really ever felt at home," he said. +It calls for free and fair elections in Nicaragua and for democratic reforms, including the removal of restrictions on the press and the release of political prisoners. +PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) _ Women till the poor land, toil in sweatshops and perform the other drudgery that moves Haiti's meager economy, but the choice of a woman as president in March was their first real taste of power. +Norville became the show's news anchor on Sept.5. +Holiday companies usually record first-half losses. The group's performance was improved by the acquisition in February of International Travel Holdings, the Canadian tour operator. +Underlying inflation, which excludes mortgage payments, rose to an annual rate of 3.4 per cent. +Ms. Christie plays Barlow's mother Barbara, who campaigned furiously but unsuccessfully to save her 26-year-old son. +One of its factories lies alongside the Sambadrome where the official parades take place. +The government designated the industry as a strategic sector for the next century and plans to provide various supports for its growth. +Swarthmore College outside Philadelphia, the Democratic nominee's alma mater, was ranked first among 141 national liberal arts colleges in the magazine's survey. +Mr. Lipsky said Salomon Brothers predicts the currency will fall to 120 yen and 1.50 marks by mid-1988 and move even lower thereafter. +"That's the thing that has kept this show on for 20 years," said Barry Adelman, a writer for the show for 10 years. "Comedy has made the difference. +She breathes on her own, and at times her eyes are open and move randomly. +The shift corresponds to a national trend toward lower hospitalization rates among the elderly. +Professional drummers often have dozens of snares they will interchange depending on the sound they want. +By pulling out of the project, MMWEC hopes the state will allow it to issue tax-exempt bonds to refinance its Seabrook borrowings, officials said. +I don't know how you can watch that." Balderas, who owns 30 houses in the area, blamed the crowding on a housing shortage. +Jury selection began in the bribery-extortion trial of Rep. Garcia and his wife. +Separately, the Bundesbank's policymaking Central Bank Council decided to leave its discount and Lombard rates unchanged at 3% and 5%, respectively. +Nelson Sheinker, a retiree from Montreal, said the cool temperatures at the beach didn't bother him. "We're used to it. It's not that bad," he said. +But consensus would nevertheless remain the 'cardinal principle' for decision-making, Mr Kornblum said. +Tursdale and Bestwood in Nottinghamshire, British Coal's last two mine workshops, will close on Friday with a loss of 467 jobs. +Noriega was chosen because it "is fundamental to make political decisions that guarantee the permanence of the republic and the national sovereignty," the assembly resolution said. +"That sign was telling a whole group of people to get lost, and that's discrimination," he said. +During his latest trip, Mr. Baker got Israel and several Arab states to say they would be open to a regional conference under certain conditions. +In their new guise, they will act as market specialists, roughly along the lines of their counterparts in New York. +Several times a year she is treated for lung infections, usually managing to avoid the hospitalizations that many people with cystic fibrosis undergo. +The law itself should have proposed a Chinese Wall and imposed sanctions for its violation. +WEEI, an all-news radio station purchased by Helen Broadcasting in December 1983 from CBS Inc., has been broadcasting in Boston for more than 60 years. +They tighten curbs on reporting about opposition activity and require some journalists to register with the government. +Trans Mountain first proposed an offshore terminal near Low Point in 1981 as part of a proposal to transport Alaska crude oil to Midwestern states. +Of about 500 companies that received surveys this year, 242 sent in responses used in the report, Lindquist said. +The loss of oil revenue has threatened the country's balance of payments, restricted government spending and forced a currency devaluation last September. +Home Loan Bank Board subsidies for four mergers, Pelican's Mr. Shofstahl concedes, failed to offset losses swollen by Louisiana's widening decline. +'Yes,' replied Mr Steadman, adding 'I didn't wait for the FCO to give their decision, that's true. +For decades, Michelin has adhered to a style of management marked by secrecy, thrift and an aversion to outside interference such as that by government and unions. +"Jbaa is like an eagle's nest. +His request to visit a jail was rejected. +The OECD's survey was more circumspect, but the urgent need for financial sector reform runs like a thread through the report. The financial sector effectively means the banks. +Mr. Oliver says that unlike the law office, with its 70-hour to 80-hour workweeks, Coniston affords "much more time to spend with my wife and daughter, and that's really important to me." +The department said apple stocks were 53 percent greater on May 31 than the average for that date for the previous three years, and prices to growers had fallen by $3 to $4 per carton from what they were a year ago. +In the past 50 years, some historians say, presidential authority on foreign affairs has increased substantially. +Wall Street and London were hurt by the release of U.S. first-quarter figures for the gross national product, which showed a lower-than-expected growth rate and a higher-than-expected inflation measure. +Other bidders may still present offers directly to the court, but Benton said his recommendation gives Mernick the upper hand. +The play is about the actors on a TV daytime drama and their off-screen lives, which are as tangled as the plot of their show. The play opened Wednesday at the Orpheum Theater. +A leftist electoral front on Friday accused the government and the rightist Republican Nationalist Alliance, or Arena, of procrastinating in response to the plan. +I take strong exception to Rep. Anthony C. Beilenson's Jan. 14 editorial-page article in opposition to upgrading the Veterans Administration to a cabinet-level department. +The bans are "totally unjustified, unwarranted and contrary to EC law," said Britain's Ministry of Agriculture spokesman. +Gore's group and others have expressed concern about music that they believe encourages violence, suicide, drug use, sexual promiscuity, bigotry and devil worship. +Tenneco, Houston, has interests in energy, farm equipment, packaging and other areas. +Police said rescue units from Lima had been dispatched to the scene, about 50 miles east of the capital near the town of Huinco. +But the National Football League fumbled; its fund had "too much" in equities, a spokesman concedes. +The Soldotna Police Department told people to stay indoors, and a 10-point advisory issued by the state included a recommendation that people with lung ailments not venture out. +Saw Maung's troops crushed the pro-democracy movement. +"Oratory is out because it is on the warm end of the emotional scale," says Andrew Evans of the EC's English translation division. +If the joint operating agreement is approved, a board of three Gannett and two Knight-Ridder representatives will effectively control the papers' business operations. +Mr Kenichi Ueno tendered his resignation after reports that he received bribes totalling Y5m (Pounds 22,000) last year from a resort developer. +Advocates for the elderly, meanwhile, see each of the benefits in the catastrophic package as important in its own right. +For Club Med addicts, the beachcomber fantasy was blurred a bit by using credit cards instead of beads to barter for drinks in the five bars. +The government announced an amnesty for some 210,000 people charged with minor crimes and one newspaper even came out with flower-scented editions to celebrate the occasion. +Areces began his career in Havana and later created Spain's biggest retail empire, El Corte Ingles, which had sales last year of $4.7 billion. +Social Security is exempted from budget limitations under the Gramm-Rudman law and is thus generally showing faster spending increases than the other categories. +"She's pouring cold water on the paper even before she's seen it," complained a Geneva trade official. +All governments lie; many are treacherous; some cheat. +The Investment Company Institute, the funds' trade group, proposes a "safe harbor" compromise in which 22% of total expenses pass through to investors as taxable income. +"The grain markets had looked strong before today and the rise in silver prices may have led to inflationary ideas," Spilka said. +He has very constructively talked about "peaceful change", and I don't _ I think his hope is that people don't try to set up some artificial calendar by which _ date by which that reunification should happen. +It becomes less and less possible to imagine finding anything similar to commend in any of Fox's new ventures. +He did not specify any possible safeguards, however. +Mr. Conrades, a senior vice president, was a visible target. +"When revenues dropped sharply last year, the company just couldn't scramble fast enough to cover up the empty holes that surfaced from previous years." +Mate de coca, however, is a harmless and widely drunk herbal tea in the Andean countries. Indeed the Bolivian government believes that exports of coca tea-bags, would bring in substantial export revenues. +Lewis thanked his friends and family for their support. +A sufficiently determined individual can subvert almost any system. So it is hard to go along with the standard denunciation of Shell's Japanese debacle. It is more interesting to trace the reasons for the failure. +Most European governments fear Pan American's service might take revenue from their national phone companies and so haven't granted it rights to connect with their countries. +Some Federal Reserve officials are worried about the sluggish growth of the nation's money supply in recent months. +However, the company said no payments were made. +Up a spiral staircase is a book-lined study with two personal computers and a device to keep tabs on the stock market. +The Cleveland telephone directory does not contain a listing for him and he could not be reached for comment. +The agency in most cases only guarantees 75% of each loan made by preferred lenders, compared to its 85% or 90% guarantee for loans made by regular lenders. +The Senate voted Tuesday to cut off debate on long-stalled legislation that would require creation of a commission to investigate the lengthy Eastern Airlines strike. +Cason White, a 12th-grader at Pace Academy, said he rarely came to the Basement, noting the regular $5 admission charge. "It's kind of expensive and out of the way," he said. +In his ruling, Judge Hilton said the payments weren't intended to supplement the government salaries of Melvyn Paisley, assistant Navy secretary for research, engineering and systems, or the other former executives. +The city's schools were segregated by Missouri state law until 1954. +Six crew members were still missing Wednesday and presumed dead, the Coast Guard said. +The change comes from legislation signed into law on Friday by Gov. Buddy Roemer. +I have now found the answer: apparently, there are two forms of this small shrub in the trade and one of them is shy-flowering. +The high for the nation Thursday was 98 degrees at Borrego Springs, Calif. +Near the city's main bus station, a band of about 70 youths marched through the streets chanting "strike, strike." Police in riot helmets watched from trucks. +I have a new boat," he says. +Everyone likes the flavor and the fact that it's so rich." Miss Grimble's has been in business for about 20 years and turns out about 50 different cakes and pies, but Mrs. Bier said cheesecake still is the No.1 item. +Bored as a vice president, Rosenbluth left the front office after a year to work as a reservation agent. +That report, released Monday by plant officials, said EG&G relied too heavily on the U.S. Department of Energy to identify problems at the plant. +There have been some signs of this in the last fortnight, with Mr Charles Redman, the US special envoy, trying hard to resolve the conflict between the Bosnian government and the Croats. +The results: Staff turnover dropped to about 70% last year from about 120% in previous years, Beverly says. +Bush scored his biggest hit by unveiling sweeping proposals for big cuts in American and Soviet troops strengths and conventional arms in Europe. +Mr. Hale says he expects that the U.S. economy will start a consumer-led recovery by midyear, but that poor conditions in Europe will cause multinational companies like IBM to suffer for some time. +They love Mark Twain, he's their favorite American author. +Prime is a floating rate. +Speculation about a possible drought caused increased activity in the coffee options trading on the Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange in New York, where daily volume set a new record of 5,377 puts and calls on Tuesday. +Coppola is writing his segment with his daughter, Sofia. Richard Price ("The Color of Money") is writing Scorsese's segment. +Splitting the city will double the pool. +In contrast, the state simply sold short-term notes (a record $4.1 billion this spring) to cover its shortfall, thereby avoiding unpleasant spending choices during this election year. +That market, in which Kimberly-Clark has staked out a 50% share, grew about 25% in 1987 to about $180 million from about $150 million. +December cocoa settled at $1,309 a ton, down $63, after substantial rises the previous two days. +Ralston Purina Co. is recalling 21 million toy race cars offered as premiums with several cereals because the vehicles can come apart and be a choking hazard to small children. +He translated his wife as saying, "She can't speak, she is too nervous." Tran took a two-week vacation from his job as a refrigeration technician to have time to spend with his family. +The plan also promised full repayment of secured bank debt, real estate mortgages and bus leases. +This is something people outside Washington can't appreciate. +While Israeli authorities have tried to cope with Arabs who live in the occupied territories but commute daily to jobs in Israel, several problems and distortions remain, Blanchard said. +Five Arabs were also injured by rubber bullets and tear gas, the army spokesman said. +In national over-the-counter trading Friday, InterTan shares closed at $17.875, up 25 cents. +Mrs. Lundgren was among 13 cult members arrested last January in the 1989 shootings of Dennis and Cheryl Avery and their three daughters. +The recovery, when it finally comes, will remain sluggish until German interest rates start to fall and maybe longer. Fiscal stance Nor does fiscal policy materially differentiate the two parties. +The bombing at the 16th Street Baptist Church sparked outrage that helped fuel the 1960s civil rights movement, which eventually eased the bitter racial divisions in this city, speakers noted at a memorial service on the anniversary Thursday night. +The fighter is a different aircraft from the Stealth bomber recently unveiled for TV cameras. +Travanti discussed his life after "Hill Street Blues" at his Pacific Palisades home where his neighbors are John Forsythe and Arnold Schwarzenegger. +The plant, one of seven in Spain, went into service in 1972 at Vandellos, a coastal town in Tarragona Province 90 miles south of Barcelona, Spain's second-largest city. +Neither Gordy nor Holland was available for comment, The Detroit News said. +Falling Japanese government bond prices resulting from the yen's continuing plunge and the stock market's downswing this morning also made the yen less attractive to investors, he said. +One reason is that those states have a dearth of large employers. +Wright "has been one of the leaders of the left-wing caucus of the House Democrats and has proved to be impossible to work with," Abrams said. +"There may be an opportunity now for labor," says the 30-year-old activist. +State officials estimate the requirement will increase the cost of a driver's annual safety inspection by $15, Keschl said. +The computer updates the track odds every 15 seconds. +Some of these funds have also been necessarily committed to budget support and assisting the Palestinians establish a bureaucracy. +But "Rooftops" is handsomely produced, directed with kinetic energy and skillfully acted by a youthful cast. +The program is aimed at helping addicts relax and reducing their craving for drugs. +The first Wednesday night of every month, we put out a little old mimeographed sheet and it shows every dime we take in and every dime we send out. +A small army of police has been assigned to the 24-hour-a-day weekend security detail: as any as 900 officers on Saturday, 950 officers on Sunday and 1,600 police officers on Monday, Walsh said. +A judge ordered the federal government Monday to pay more than $700,000 to survivors of two pilots killed in a mid-air collision over a suburb in 1987. +It also criticized Endara for "disrespectful and excessive" treatment of a deputy who questioned his creation of the agency without legislative approval. +The premium rates cost about $24 million a year on a pretax basis, he said. +But he noted that some patients handle it much more easily than others. +Israel's 12th parliament today opened on a fractious note as 15 leftist legislators refused to be sworn in by a lawmaker whose party calls for expelling Arabs from Israel. +Two out of a larger group of 45 developed pancreatitis, an inflammation of the pancreas. +But Discovery is vertical, attached to its solid fuel booster rockets and external fuel tank. +Cottrell, who lives in a suburb of Atlanta, is a veteran long distance runner. +He is more suited to thoughtful, philosophical parts than buffo - though his Figaro was always beautifully sung. +If true, that could be a sign Iraq has become convinced that its fortified bunkers won't protect its warplanes from attack. +"I have no doubt that my father would find what's going on to be extremely offensive and unattractive," says Henry's son, Edsel Ford II, who is now general sales manager of Ford's Lincoln-Mercury division. +A chronology and analysis of the Soviet-backed campaign of terrorist bombings inside Pakistan were provided in a report this past weekend by the Associated Press. +He said he was unaware of the practice until it was reported Wednesday in the Lexington Herald-Leader. +The administration is showing no inclination to withdraw the nomination of Stello, who was picked for the job by White House chief of staff John Sununu, a vehement supporter of nuclear power. +The pound inched up to $1.7091 from $1.7023 in the wake of an interest-rate boost by the Bank of England. +Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about 9 to 5 on the New York Stock Exchange, with 1,023 up, 571 down and 438 unchanged. +Industry executives say the auction process, if successful, could add $200 million in revenue for Viacom and the show's creators and producers over the 3 1/2-year contract period for the reruns. +Federal law allows for criminal action, including fines and jail sentences, in egregious cases, but the Justice Department has filed only 17 such cases in the 18-year history of OSHA. +Oliver said Jerome Richardson, now TW's president, was expected to become the new chief executive. +"It's really helped," said Donald Hegeman, who farms about 700 acres near Cosby, Mo. "Pessimism turns to optimism with every drop of rain," he added. +All this has had a manifest impact in the stock market, which has lately traded at its lowest levels since the spring of 1989. Dividend cuts and suspensions are distinctly unpopular in the world of big-time money management. +"The interest certainly is there in breakdowns" of loan categories, Beshara added. "We're looking with a positive attitude" toward any future negotiations. +Manoeuvring between these two men, who met for some time yesterday, is one reason for the delay. Second, there is a gap where a constitutional framework should be. +Bruce Penny, 68, former Sunday editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, a founder of the state's American Legion newspaper and a decorated World War II bomber pilot died Monday following a brief illness. +"Everyone, please, write him letters; ask him to stop," Leda Collor de Mello said in an interview on government radio. "I'm as worried as you are." Her son changed his mind and ruled out skydiving. +The other inmates protested and a fight ensued with prisoners breaking off furniture and using the broken parts as weapons, authorities said. +Robert Paul, general counsel for the FTC, said the commissioners decided not to give the documents to the subcommittee because several weeks ago the panel released to the press an FTC staff memo on the Campeau bid the agency considered confidential. +She worked as a general assignment reporter at stations in New Haven, Conn., Denver and here before joining CBS News in 1981. +Meanwhile, the American advantage in high-tech cruise missiles has been badly eroded. +Losses per share were 13.04p (4.27p earnings) and a nominal dividend of 0.5p (2p) is proposed. +If I kept this house for holiday purposes would it effect my non-domicile status? It would appear that you have acquired a domicile of choice in Zambia. +Nov. 16 _ LIN schedules Jan. 12 shareholders meeting for a vote on its deal with BellSouth. +It also is highly derivative of other scare movies, even down to the Norman Bates shower scene (in this case, the specter of death is a spider). +But George Gould, deputy secretary of the Treasury, said the administration contends that the notes already have the government's full backing, so Congress doesn't need to act. +Instead, he focused almost entirely on the Arab-Israeli dispute. +On Thursday, Wall Street's analysts were expecting to hear that the producer price index had risen 0.2 per last month. +Since July, nearly a dozen banks either have planned or completed large issues of subordinated loans. +Pro-Iraqi and anti-American sentiments were also prominent in editorials run by Palestinian-owned newspapers published in Arab east Jerusalem. +But there has been criticism of TV Marti, not the least from the Cuban government, which has vehemently protested the transmissions are a violation of sovereignty and international broadcasting agreements. +"It's not causing us any problems, but the potential is there if we get bad weather," he said. +Will the gains disappear when Mr. Reagan leaves office? +Instead, German watched the drought claim three neighborhing farm equipment dealers. +Officials of the firm couldn't be reached yesterday for comment. +There is just routine dollar trading. +Florida National stock closed unchanged at $25.875 in national over-the-counter trading. +To this end, the Reagan administration should harness all its diplomatic resources. +A Chevron buyout would be the largest to date. +An earthquake registering magnitude 2 on the Richter Scale bumped the western Salt Lake Valley on Friday, the University of Utah Seismograph Stations said. +Activity in stock options was again poor, although better than on Wednesday. +By the close of trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Taiyo Kobe's stock had scored the maximum possible single-session gain, climbing to 1,930 yen ($13.50), up 300 yen from its closing price Monday. +JUNE 7 - Anderson's 46-year-old brother, Glenn Richard Jr., dies of cancer four days after making a videotape from his bed appealing to Terry's captors. +Around a quarter of this is due to higher corporation tax, reflecting a cyclical recovery. +Mr. Keegan, who remains chief operating officer, also was named a director, increasing the board to 12. +AT&T said the award was the largest computer contract ever awarded by the federal government. +But nowadays, in Winston-Salem and at RJR, there is little doubt about who Mr. Johnson is. +The session passed a final declaration and adopted 30 political and economic resolutions dealing with topics ranging from Afghanistan and the Middle East to terrorism and drugs trafficking. +On Wednesday, the body of one of three contract workers unaccounted for since the explosions was found in a maintenance area in the morning. +The food stored in the freezer has rotted. +Al took Janet to a quiet corner and presented her with a gold-and-diamond engagement ring. +Prostitutes must have health cards and undergo weekly checkups. +"We have lost our way," contends G. Edward Schuh, a former head of the University of Minnesota's agriculture department who is now with the World Bank. +Initial claims for state unemployment benefits rose a seasonally adjusted 7,000 in the week ended Feb. 15, compared with a revised increase of 19,000 the previous week. +To get the same dose, consumers would have to drink three, six-ounce servings a day. +We're going to Russia and basically be Russians for 11 days." Except at mealtime. +Britt was once an ordinary married man with three children and a job in an office. +Invariably the cadets would opt for the overdelegator. +Communist rebels have been fighting to topple the government for 21 years. +Assistant Attorney General Charles Rule, the head of the department's Antitrust Division, has said, "It isn't any secret that the commission has been looking at a number of possible infractions" of Hart-Scott-Rodino filing requirements. +He will not be able to have both. +A new format, the cassette "single," which contains just one or two songs, accounted for 5 million units, or $14.3 million. +He is Heinz Schimmelbusch, 44-year-old deputy chairman of Metallgesellschaft A.G., a West German multinational that produces nonferrous metals and runs a global trading organization. +It said the militants threw stones and set fire to a fence but relinquished control of the two checkpoints after speaking with Moldavian leaders. +Most of the 86 survivors remained hospitalized Saturday, at least 29 of them in critical condition. +The gallery also has an extensive collection of avant-garde artists' books. +Bush spent his childhood in the posh New York City suburb of 60,000, and his mother, Dorothy Bush, still lives here. +It would protect the estimated 43 million disabled Americans from job discrimination. +Cameron said the long-distance price cuts would not necessarily be a direct flow-through of access charge savings. +The bank debt was restructured into an $80 million seven-year term loan and $70 million in revolving credit. +Saving salmon and steelhead is one more. +Companies are also hoping that by ensuring that everyone shares alike in the corporation's success or failure, these pay-for-performance schemes will address rising complaints about pay inequities. +David Martin, president of Occidental Oil and Gas Corp., the subsidiary which operates the rig, said in Aberdeen he had "no confirmation" of any leaks prior to Wednesday's explosion but was aware of reports that some workers had smelled gas. +'I think it goes too far,' he said. +"These are what you call unique cases that come through the office from time to time, some of our less-used statutes," said Curtis Fallgatter, the managing assistant U.S. attorney in Jacksonville. +One of them, Saint Menna, may be a self-portrait of Veronese. +The two sides plan to meet again today. US officials had hoped to wrap up a deal with North Korea this week granting the isolated communist state safer atomic reactor technology in return for full disclosure of its nuclear activities, current and past. +Mr. Carpenter, a former consulting-firm executive who has a love for "task forces," says he has done a "complete rethink" of Kidder in recent months. +Any dealings with China, whether import/export or involving deeper co-operation, require a combination of perseverance, flexibility and hard-won knowledge. The effort seems to be worthwhile. +That case was one of two drug testing cases argued before the Supreme Court last month; no ruling has been issued. +"We're going to a lot of trouble to add numerous points of data collection," said David Winterhalter, director of systems engineering and analysis for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. +About 70 percent of Japanese in surveys say they want to own their homes, even if it's inconveniently far from work, but more than half of the 20- to 40-year-old men say they've given up. +Later-month contracts also fell. +The child received the donor liver last May and will celebrate his second birthday next month. +Retailers provided the silver lining as consumers charged ahead with purchases despite the crash. +He was Dan Coats, appointed to his seat to succeed Vice President Dan Quayle. +The corpse was decomposed beyond recognition, but DiGilio was wearing the same clothes he had on when his wife reported him missing May 7 and authorities were able to confirm his identity through fingerprints, McClure said. +Convicted child-killer Joel Steinberg is one of 26 New York state lawyers whose clients were awarded a total of $1 million from a state fund to compensate the victims of unscrupulous lawyers, the executive director of the fund said Sunday. +But will there be much demand for the instruments he turns out? +He said Dow's proposed plant would have capacity of one billion pounds as early as 1993 with ability to expand to 1.8 billion pounds. +The officials said Ms. Comaneci, 28, was en route to New York from Vienna. +Such notes bought by Lombard Odier had been issued by institutions such as the Halifax Building Society and the Republic of Ireland. 'As recently as a year ago, this type of investment was very innovative - no one much in London was doing it,' he says. +ABB's U.S. unit recently hired Electro-Motive's former director of marketing, Lutz Elsner, to run its transit business. +Following the recovery of unused supplies 87 containers, possibly containing stores and equipment, could not be accounted for. +He married in 1959 and with his wife, Jane, had five children. +The Lunar New Year, renamed Spring Festival after the 1949 Communist takeover, traditionally is China's most important holiday. +Mr. Icahn defended his analysis by saying it did take cash flow into account, and did assign different valuation multiples to the steel and energy units. +The wreck 30 miles north of Phoenix early Friday caused a 10-mile-long traffic backup on Interstate 17 while state police cordoned off the area to recover hundreds of live 20mm projectiles. +"We're not scared of the militias any more," said Bassam Itani, the Sunni Moslem owner of a toy shop in west Beirut's Zarif district. +"It's not surprising the minimum is going to go out," said David Sylvester, a Kidder Peabody & Co. airline analyst. +A preacher said he put barbecued rabbit on the menu of his Easter meal for the homeless to dramatize their plight of the poor and to stress that the true meaning of the holiday has nothing to do with bunnies. +He had been serving as acting curator. +"Some of the team members have relatives on the other side," so the visits could get emotional, said expedition co-leader Paul Schurke, 33, of Minneapolis. +Typically, Towers is touting Mr. Lehman as "the ideal candidate to restore Pan Am to economic health and return it to a position of pre-eminence as the nation's flagship carrier." +The Parnes hearing also may prove a bellwether for other possible extradition proceedings. +For a company which dwells on the long-term nature of its investments, RTZ has proved a dab hand at some Hanson-style asset-shuffling following last month's acquisition of Nerco. +One of the Palestinians, Edward Said, a Columbia University English professor, said he had a "green light" from Arafat for the session. +The deterioration and destruction of national monuments will continue. +Yet few have drawn the consequences. +An attorney for Nipon said the company owes about $3.5 million in back taxes, interest and penalties. +But a key question is whether Messrs. Baker and Bush have a sufficiently sophisticated grasp of Mideast political dynamics to be useful in this effort. +In a statement issued at the close of a two-day meeting here, the ministers expressed hope that a cease-fire can be agreed upon in the next round of El Salvador peace talks, scheduled to start Nov. 4 in Mexico. +The Japanese have for years closed off or severely restricted certain imports, particularly agricultural products, because of their professed need to be self-sufficient. +Wednesday marked eight months to the day that Ceausescu fled Bucharest's Communist Party headquarters by helicopter with his wife, Elena. +While the Zion Church is the headquarters and focal point for the reform movement, other Lutheran churches in East Berlin also have become rallying places for young adults seeking change. +" Up until the invasion, the Soviet Union was Iraq's strongest ally. +They had tightened by around 0.5 percentage point against bunds during the year so far, reaching a spread of 2.9 per cent, before falling again to 3.2 per cent. +Frank Barron, an attorney for CBS, said that even though the network believed Minkoff's claims were without merit, CBS supported the settlement because it would free CBS of the litigation and benefit the corporation through the $4.5 million payment. +Weld also commented on the $150,000 payment from Rappaport for Wallach's service which Wallach directed be sent directly to Chinn, who in effect combined it with Meese's and other investors' money to obtain hard-to-get brand-new stock issues. +Both stocks advanced Wednesday. +Most pleasing are reports of family discussions of the brochure, Koop said. +On her return home, her first meal, of all things, was airplane food. +Terrorism and a declining dollar, which kept many American vacationers close to home last year, aren't affecting business much this year. +And studies do show that junk bonds are riskier. +The API, the oil industry's largest association, released its monthly report for November yesterday. +But J. Robert Wilson, KN chairman, president and chief executive, wasn't sure how the vote will go. +When the soil becomes saturated, they said, more sulfates will reach streams, raising the water's acidity unless ion exchanges from the soil are able to neutralize them. +But the differences in ages has meant that the Dutch have tended to hold the job longer than their British colleagues. +Mr. Hussein also is fond of his youngest daughter, and Mr. al Darraji often pops her into portraits on the President's lap. +David Fruck, an Air Force public information officer. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 29.64 to 2,262.50, extending its loss over the past two trading days to 78.21 points. +"We will leave nothing to chance and no stone unturned as we work to advance America's civil rights agenda," Bush said to applause from the audience that included many civil rights leaders. +Col. Cesar Ocampo said Kaleda was making a firecraker at home, apparently for use during New Year celebrations, when it exploded prematurely. +The plan requires the approval of the company's shareholders and creditors, and if approved, is expected to be completed May 29, Chapman said. +Separately, the company said holders approved increasing authorized common shares to 100 million from 60 million, and an increase in preferred shares to 10 million from six million. +When he was finished with the movie, DeMille had the set buried in the local sand dunes. +Separately, the bank acquired certain assets of Perpetual Savings Bank, which was closed on Friday by regulators. +The political ally who said Goode has been a disappoinment would speak only on condition of anonymity. +The study showed that 31 percent were held in jail pending trial because they were unable to post bail. +He said Peruvian Charge d'Affaires Luis Sandiga Cabrera was given 72 hours to leave the country, and Panama is recalling its charge d'affaires in Lima. +Savimbi declined to say how much aid he received from the United States and South Africa, but it is estimated he gets about $16 million a year in U.S. aid, including shoulder-fired Stinger anti-aircraft missiles. +Presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the airline agreement was one of a series of agreements that would be signed by U.S. and Soviet officials on Friday at the White House. +He was released on $20,000 bail but was rearrested last month when he was charged with abusing a 5-year-old girl who rode his bus. +By May brokers in the Asian markets were beginning to notice substantial selling by the London-based Kuwait Investment Office, which manages Kuwait's $100 billion portfolio. +Andrei Keline, first secretary at the Soviet Embassy, doubts he ever will observe high-level NATO meetings. +Brokerage issues rebounded from losses that stemmed from rumors the government is trying to cool securities and currency speculation. +The emblem _ a crowned white eagle on a red background _ will replace the uncrowned white eagle that decorated government offices and official documents during the 45 years of Communist rule after World War II. +He also was a member of the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters and a fellow of the American Institute of Architects. +In 1979, the U.S. sent a package of Saudi-financed military supplies, ranging from F-5 fighter planes to M-60 tanks, to fend off attacks from South Yemen. +Immovable Objects The announcer solemnly asks, "Do you know where your children are?" +As the $1.1 trillion federal budget goes, $1.2 billion normally would barely register a tick. +By contrast, an investor in stocks must put up 50% in cash. +But small-business owners couldn't disagree more. +"Most of the movement this week occurred in the institutional fund sector. +Cuts promised in the autumn of 1987 can easily be restored in the supplemental budget in the election-year summer of 1988. +March 24 _ Boesky begins serving his sentence at a minimum-security facility in Lompoc, Calif. +He also announced that Ford plans to convert the plant so it can make a new generation of electronically controlled automatic transmissions for cars and light trucks. +What's going on here? +Polls have predicted Boehme's party will emerge with the biggest bloc of votes in the elections, but it is unclear whether the Social Democrats will be able to build a government on their own. +The individual voter's standing consequently will be enhanced through lower taxes. +"Other publishers, they respect me," Mr. Guccione adds. "They may not say it, but they would die to have Penthouse. It's a cash cow. +Bush will be the first president who had experience as his party's chairman. +Not surprisingly, Andean businessmen and opposition parties rebelled. +The affidavits from Chambers' relatives also alleged that Bean and Chambers swapped spouses, something Sylvia Chambers recently denied. +Of their family budgets for goods and services, the Japanese spend 45% for food at home and out, while Australians spend 32%, a survey on spending patterns of various nationalities found. +Diplomats said workmen have been busy cutting down trees and leveling earth along the avenue that runs past the Afghan Defense Ministry and Soviet Embassy in southern Kabul. +Baker played a key and successful role as White House chief of staff in 1981 when the Reagan administration's sale of advanced radar surveillance planes to Saudi Arabia cleared the Senate by a narrow vote. +His declaration of support for a dynamic market economy is meaningless unless he shows that he knows what it would take to sustain it. Leadership may be about broad perspectives and aspirations. +She has been missing more than a day, feared kidnapped from near her home in Verona. +The modest recovery in gold prices also contributed to the dollar's decline, they said. +MOST people's images of fire centre around the ancient and traditional. +Kohl expressed satisfaction with the accord on NATO defense strategy that put off for at least two years a controversial project to upgrade the nuclear weapons. +The houses belonged to Palestinians arrested in the Oct. 6 shooting death of a village leader who allegedly collaborated with Israeli authorities. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, gold bullion for current delivery closed 50 cents lower at $367.90 a troy ounce. +"How many Jews have to die before something is done?" some chanted. +Bill Merickel, a photographer for Oklahoma City station KWTV-TV, had stopped at an intersection with reporter Dave Balute when someone fired two shots into their van from a car, said Rich Buchanan, a spokesman for the station. +It was sent by some astute lackey publisher's boy who knew that this was what everybody else didn't know. +On Sunday, unseasonably warm weather moved into the eastern portion of the northern Plains and the Mississippi Valley. +She said Tuesday she is trying to limit the number of pain killers she takes to help her through her recovery. +INS commissioner Alan Nelson had earlier favored rescinding the Meese memo, according to Justice Department sources, speaking on condition of anonymity. +Glaxo continued its pattern of the week, falling 3 to close at 927. +Edwards said Loring and Fort Monroe escaped the ax because they have developed new uses in recent years, meaning they didn't met the commission's complicated set of criteria for closing a base. +Now Nikolaus Harnoncourt, known in his earlier days for his Monteverdi operas and Bach cantatas, has caught up with them. +The guidelines provide judges with a range of allowable sentences for each crime and require judges to give written reasons for any variance, which would be subject to appeal by either the defendant or the prosecutor. +Even partial decontrol of natural gas has already reaped huge benefits. +The report details the dates of purchases and sales, but not the prices at which it executed the transactions. +Mr. Etterbeck once went on tour for 2 1/2 months in Spain and Portugal and finished near the top of his group, but, after expenses, he wound up $1,200 in the hole. +The sale of Lehman Management Co., which has about $2.6 billion of assets under management, will more than double the size of Salomon's money management operation. +The car cruised the highway well and seemed just as at home in city-driving maneuvers. +The Iranians have suffered a string of military and economic setbacks in the gulf and the Syrians, in trouble economically themselves, need the free oil that Iran gives them. +Such an agreement wouldn't, however, offer Lilco any return on its investment in Shoreham. +A general strike called by leaders of the Palestinian uprising paralyzed the occupied lands today, and Arab reports said Israeli troops killed one Palestinian and wounded five in several clashes. +Prosecutors now must advise defendants of the charges and disclose their evidence to the defense during a pre-trial hearing within 10 days of arrest. +Analysts believe US companies such as Warner Lambert and Upjohn have been highly dependent on price increases for revenue growth. Those that survive must be doubly strong. +But the court upheld a deduction for the other work, likening the sale of a forgery to passing counterfeit money. +Barbakow said he and other officials intended to stay on at MGM. Many of them have worked with key Pathe officials in the past at MGM-UA and other studios. +"We're always looking for opportunities," Mr. Husson says. +Their new program, starting at 6 p.m. EDT each weeknight, will be competing in its second half hour with the nightly newscasts of CBS, NBC and ABC, but only in Eastern and Central time zones. +Of course, if sterling is not over-valued then this is all idle speculation. +After two mistrials earlier this year, jury selection began Tuesday in the retrial of GAF Corp. and its vice chairman on stock manipulation charges. +Since they were old enough to remember, the two men have known their neighbors viewed them as different. +If British Coal is being forced to lop off an arm and a limb to stay alive, why are we handing wind power a crutch? PUTTING VALUES on the environment tends to be controversial. +But their opponents stressed a part of the ruling in which the court reinstated broader claims that weren't fully considered in the first trial. +But the federal mediator involved in the negotiations said he was optimistic the two sides would return to the bargaining table. +No transport is operating in the center of the city." The report, monitored by the British Broadcasting Corp. in London, said security forces dispersed a crowd of around 1,500 people in Baku's Lenin Square Sunday night. +Wall Street is volume-starved because institutional investors are pulling back and individual investors have been fleeing the markets over the past year. +She is played by Nelly Alard, a very tall, self-assured young Frenchwoman whom Mr. Jaglom met when she was making a documentary film about southern California. +Some of these money managers are also concerned that stock prices have already moved far ahead of expectations on growth for the U.S. economy and corporate profits this year and in 1988. +"Something has to be done to assure the international community that the treaty is not breaking down," she said at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. +Companies take advantage of shelf-registration rule 415 of the Securities and Exchange Act and file documents announcing their intention to raise capital. When conditions are advantageous, they take their filing 'off the shelf' and sell shares. +"They want us to go along with them on the Bush effort, in a public way. +"The matter is the subject of an inquiry by the Criminal Investigation Department at Heathrow," Scotland Yard said in a brief statement that gave few other details. +It will use the flotation to cut gearing to 50 per cent and fund expansion. Impact day, when the full prospectus is issued, will be June 17 and dealing begin on June 30. +PacifiCorp's plan to acquire Utah Power & Light for $1.9 billion was opposed by a regulatory law judge. +He died last September in exile in Hawaii. +Here are the September unemployment rates in 11 major industrial states, compared with August, as reported by the Labor Department: _California, 5.1 percent, up from 4.5 percent in August. +The decision also does not affect state laws that require prison inmates to reimburse the state _ from sources other than federal benefits _ for some of the costs of their incarceration. +He said an unknown number of people had been killed and more than 70 injured. +Asked why he employed no American chefs, he replied: 'I didn't know there were any.' Le Cirque, 58 East 65th Street. +Stepped-up borrowing by state and local authorities also is fueling the surge in governmental debt. +Asked whether the White House had any misgivings about Jackson's trip, Fitzwater said: "He was successful and that's important. +The European Community said Thursday it would be willing to trim costly export subsidies for farmers, although it still refused to embrace the sharp cuts demanded by the United States. +If so it might have been a bemused muse. Shakespeare would have looked at where his wooden O, the Globe, stood (now Park street) and west across Southwark Bridge Road to Marlowe's Rose. +Ford is cooperating with the investigation and company engineers are inspecting the Escort and Lynx models in question, Ms. Becker said. +A fourth pending case involves allegations that Commonwealth discriminated against an employee who took maternity leave, the official said. +Amia Leblich, dean of social sciences at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, said the unrest has polarized Arabs and Jews. +For a few, the dream of becoming a millionaire will come true. +Terry Anderson, chief Middle East correspondent for The Associated Press, Has been held the longest. +The rise in the discount rate "means minor troubles for stocks," Mr. Bhirud says. +The Jarvik-7 Drummond received later was donated to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. +In 1990, coal mining subsidies amounted to DM80,500 per employee, or 1.8 times the average yearly income of a blue-collar worker. A reform of the coal industry would be particularly welcomed by western German consumers. +The index released Sunday, compiled from a survey of about 1,000 of top executives, skidded to 47 in the last quarter of 1987, following the October stock market crash. +He did not elaborate, but protests have also sprung up this year over economic problems such as 15 percent unemployment and 240 percent annual inflation in this communist-ruled country. +Now, it is much, much more.' Although Europe might see a further small increase in headcount, he added, the bank was shifting its focus to Asia - in part using profits from Europe to grow the business in the faster-growing financial markets there. +The selection of Elisabeth Zinser, a hearing woman, as president of the nation's only school for the deaf kicked off a protest that has virtually paralyzed the campus since Monday. +The light trading was guided by continued bullish expectations about the British budget to be unveiled tomorrow, brokers said. +First, the loans are very risky, and there is no reason to put the risk on taxpayers by issuing government guarantees. +But contemporary figures weren't left out, as John Lennon, Andrew Dice Clay and Norman Rockwell were also among those cited. +USX was convicted of all 14 counts of conspiracy, violating federal labor law and mail fraud. +Not only do girls face the same violence, poverty, fatherlessness and lack of self-esteem that the boys do, girls face an additional double-whammy. +The line was closed while British Rail engineers used a crane to lift the diesel unit. +"There are families out there who don't have the support, they don't have the respite they need. +Plans call for Union Carbide to sell off its 50 percent interest in KEMET Electronics Corp., which supplies capacitors, and Lincare Inc., a home oxygen and respiratory care supplier. +His resume is near-perfect. +But the plan fizzled. +Oil and gas stocks generally lagged the market in the quarter; the Dow Jones energy sector gained 4.6%. +We have just begun to fight," the Indiana senator told cheering supporters. +Pravda criticized the revised criminal code now under consideration. +Woolworth operates more than 5,100 specialty stores world-wide. +The United States last month singled out Japan, India and Brazil for priority action under the law that calls for penalties against countries deemed to be especially protectionist. +The report warns that Opec must exercise restraint if it is to see prices rise. Falling production from the former Soviet Union has, in the past, given Opec room to manoeuvre on capacity increases. +Earlier this week, U.S. Ambassador Donald Gregg said negative views of America have become widespread in South Korea, threatening to poison economic and political relations between the two countries. +In the second group, only the children received reinforcement for losing weight but were similarly trained to praise family members for weight-control behaviors. +Harold Sells, the company's chairman, predicts that holiday sales will keep pace with the 12% gains it has registered so far this year. +And although the armed forces may have retreated from the front lines of political office-holding, they are unwilling to relinquish their not-so-behind-the-scenes power. +Cheney, in an interview with news service reporters, disputed Aspin's assertion that his ideas were dead or amounted to political blackmail. +'The strength of the Japanese system,' they add, 'is the organic link between managers and workers; this is very difficult to reproduce in the US with traditional American managers.' Yet this problem is not confined to the transplants. +Ad pages at its flagship USA Today newspaper grew 2%. +In Richardson, Texas, officials complain that "everybody's scrambling for minority teachers." +But the threat of a Hanson bid has accelerated the pace of selective disposals of lower-margin businesses. +The General Labor Confederation, backed by the opposition Peronist Party, organized last Friday's rally and an 8-hour general strike to protest Alfonsin's economic policies. +No sutures, no plastic gloves. +M3 adds to M2 some kinds of investments, such as large certificates of deposits issued by banks. +Both Eastern Airlines and its sister carrier, Continental Airlines, are safe to fly, but a bitter labor-management war at Eastern raises possible safety risks if allowed to continue, a government report concluded. +Ayckbourn likes to play formal games, and Time of My Life is highly regimented. +Employment going the wrong way. This pride in our country down, the military weak. +At Amax, Nestle and others, corporate security has become a secondary responsibility for non-security managers. +Retail sales fell 0.6 percent in April, the first setback in six months. +Speculation surfaced last week after John McDonnell, chairman, returned from South Korea that Korean Air, Samsung Aerospace Industries Co. and Daewoo Heavy Industries Co. might be close to striking a deal to participate in the MD-12X program. +Evacuation plans were hampered by intense desert heat and lack of transportation, he said. +The couple filed no local returns between 1982 and 1989. +'We had no choice but to turn to the Bosnian Serb Republic and its army to enable us to save the necks of our children, women and elderly,' Commander Darko Kolenda told Reuter on nearby Mount Vlasic, which is held by the Serbs. +BZW is linking with CLM Advisers, a subsidiary of the Sedgwick group, to back a Pounds 200m investment trust, CLM Insurance Fund. +"This is not going to be anything more than a minor financial burden on the Iraqis," said Stephen D. Cohen, an international economist who lectures at the American University School of International Service. +On trade, Bush argued "very forcefully" for phasing out billions of dollars of agricultural subsidies but met resistance from European leaders. +Mrs. Gandhi's assassination apparently was in revenge for an army attack she ordered on Sikhism's holiest shrine, the Golden Temple in Amritsar, which was used as a base by Sikh militants fighting for a homeland in the northern state of Punjab. +The purchase is subject to county and state approval of a permit application for the site, located about 72 miles south of Richmond. +As the valley closes in the countryside becomes more inviting. +But writing's rewards last longer. "Winning a race, there's the immediate satisfaction where people hit you on the back and say, `Well done.' +In agreeing to stand for election as part of the board's slate, Messrs. +Some German officials have denied this, though Mr Theo Waigel, the German finance minister, has appeared tacitly to admit it. +Also facing charges was Orion Air pilot John David Klepac, 48, of Tampa, who is accused of failing to disclose a conviction for conspiracy to import marijuana and cocaine into Florida in December 1981. +Gherman Titov for the 1,400-mile trip from Bristol in southwest England, across the North Sea, Denmark, southern Sweden and the Baltic Sea to Leningrad. +"He left the hospital and I went to Memphis the same time," said Hurst, who with his wife, Brenda, has been waiting beside the river since they first heard of the bridge collapse a few hours after the accident. +Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli said Monday night in a speech broadcast nationwide that an increase in inflation would be "transitory," and that the government's program of deregulation and privatization would continue. +But they can read only a few typewriter fonts because they rely on exactly matching the shape of a letter to a pattern stored in the reader's memory. +And I told Mr. Gorbachev that one-on-one last fall at Governor's Island. +They shot and fatally wounded 20-year-old Imran Najib Amer and Abdel Razik Abu Khollah, 22, Arab hospital officials said. +Also, petroleum companies might broaden the sale of reformulated gasoline as a competitive wedge. +Escobedo's uncle, Nicolas Escobedo, 50, was the only other survivor of the accident. +"We just don't have the money to do these things," said Sen. Timothy Wirth, D-Colo. +In recent weeks, International Business Machines Co., Apple Computer Inc. and several other computer makers each have pleasantly surprised analysts. +Waste, fraud and abuse. No more ROTC programs for the Ivy League. +"You basically admitted to possession of firearms," Lepchenske said. +Administration aides said the chronology, compiled last month by Lt. +The Bush administration views Salinas' team as generally more pragmatic and less ideological than the administration of former President Miguel de la Madrid, who was succeeded by Salinas in December. +ICG plans to introduce a new IPounds 46m super-ferry on the Irish Sea routes in 1995. +It turned out to be the signal used to summon members to the House floor for a vote. +Management's earnings goal for the fiscal year is net income equaling the $3.1 million, or 44 cents a share, earned from continuing operations in fiscal 1991, he said. +"We've got four ministers and three chapels going," Taylor said of his interdenominational Gatlinburg Ministries Inc. +"I am not convinced that the U.S. administration under Ronald Reagan will move effectively as a partner in the peace process," Sabry wrote. "It's all very well to make tours of capitals in the area. +He was in serious condition undergoing treatment for smoke inhalation, a broken leg and a broken ankle. +Gross margins had been maintained, however, Mr Lang said. The group planned to expand this business into continental Europe. +In a two-month comparison, which is less subject to short-term fluctuations, the ministry said order volume declined 1% in the June-July period from the prior two months. +Dillard's stock is up more than $15 since May 1 on expectations of stronger-than-projected earnings. +Assets under management increased more than 50% in the calendar year to more than $16 billion, he said. +The 30-year 8 1/2% debentures were priced at 97.667 to yield 8.72%. +Wedgestone Financial, Newton, Mass., will begin trading shares of beneficial interest on the Big Board this week under the symbol WDG. +In 1934, a son of Big Bear gave the bundle to a museum anthropologist. +She carried a wand and wore a tiara to complete the "fairy godmother" look. +Since mid-June, prices of Japanese government bonds have fallen, as have shares that benefit from lower interest rates. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Brunswick closed at $14.50, down 37.5 cents. +London stocks were lifted by strong performances by futures contracts and Wall Street, as well as renewed hopes for interest-rate cuts in Britain; still, rate-cut signals were nonexistent. +If Genentech went into that May 29 meeting feeling confident, it had reason to be. +We're headed in the right direction." New Detroit is pushing free trade, which could be its biggest success, Hubbard says. +Among the season's tender pot plants, I made yet another mental mark for the white form of mimulus called Popocatepetl; this flowers profusely in pots and sunny borders, having earned its reputation in California. +Showers and thunderstorms were likely today along the eastern flank of the Rockies. +I advise women not to see it. A film which dresses up voyeurism with costumes, clever camera work and nice music and presents it as 'art' on the back of Victorian modesty is a deception. +But it did appear to signal doubts about what any president would be able to do to shrink the federal budget deficit without inducing a recession. +About 40 demonstrators and 17 soldiers died in clashes around the capital on Sunday night. +Unlike some London rivals, Cazenove remained an independent partnership during the 1986 deregulation of the London market. +Jacobs Engineering, an engineering, design, environmental and hazardous waste management and construction concern, said it had completed a previous contract for Houston-based Star Enterprise to design the hydrotreating unit. +Gone, too, are the sons who now help their father at the family's new discount-store business, "Sid's Get It for Less." +And T. Marshall Hahn Jr., the 64-year-old chairman and chief executive officer, is hinting that his retirement might be delayed. +"We have received assurances from (West Germany) that it will observe established COCOM procedures when it comes to carrying out the various commercial agreements reached by German firms in Moscow," said State Department spokesman Charles Redman. +Still, he ruled out a long-term peacekeeping role for U.S. troops. "I'd like to see their police forces, whatever emerges, reconstituted," Bush said. +Finally, recognize that no one can tell the whole truth about anything that the secret of boredom is to tell everything one remembers, and that because one cannot tell or know the whole truth, the truth one does tell is no less true. +At night and on weekends in 1988, the group donned military fatigues and army boots and watched violent films, held firing practice in the barn and practiced how to recognize types of weapons and load and unload them in the dark, investigators said. +With 750 miles of track, Waterloo, Iowa-based Chicago Central is one of the largest of the new regional and short line railroads that have emerged in recent years. +Threats of a security transfer tax, a higher marginal tax rate on personal income or a stiff surcharge on personal income taxes all erode economic incentives, efficiency and productivity. +Israeli troops shot and killed two Palestinians today, including a 16-year-old boy who threw a firebomb at a patrol in occupied Gaza City and an Arab prisoner who attacked a guard with a makeshift knife, the army said. +The commotion also attracted police officers standing guard at the nearby U.S. embassy. +He urged people to provide what help they could in rebuilding or repairing about 1,200 structures. +First-term Gov. Neil Goldschmidt has made reform of the corrections system one of his top priorities. +The Fire Department has a "significant problem with chemical use and abuse" and some firefighters have reportedly battled blazes while under the influence of drugs, the fire chief said. +It runs something like this: Intellectually, aesthetically or in any question of the heart, the French believe themselves unparalleled. +Holders representing only 54% of the shares outstanding voted on the matter, less than the required 75%. +Foreign Minister Gyula Horn told MTI the resumption of ties after 22 years marked another step in Hungary's reform drive, and an attempt to correct what he termed past mistakes. +Meanwhile, the Reagan administration has unveiled its own proposal, a Treasury plan for financial support that could exceed $10 billion. +And I don't know, and I don't think our government knows. +"There will be no self-shackling when poison gas appears. +Pre-tax profit as a percentage of turnover was 3.8 per cent, the highest level achieved since 1983. +Cinema has become the modern equivalent to oral storytelling. +Some buyers, like National Power, saw the threat of this rise back in the early summer and booked their shipping tonnage according. +Its schools, none built later than 1917, will be renovated or replaced, and the university will retrain teachers. +A 1-to-1 conversion rate probably would cause rampant inflation because of the unusually large savings of East Germans, who have had few goods to buy. +Another 727 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli soldiers and civilians. +Times were hard, but he loved Paris, and later his parents and sister joined him during the Russian Revolution. +In 1992, Congress will review its effectiveness. +With a circulation of 238,392 daily and 183,122 on Sunday editions, the Herald Examiner ranks as the 42nd largest newspaper in the country, Ms. Herman said. +Gradwell also billed the government $86,000 for non-existent repair parts, he said. +Otherwise, box-office business over the weekend was just fair. +It acquired the US retailer for Dollars 750m (Pounds 500m) in 1988, and has since admitted that it overpaid. +The competition is plenty keen right now, and it's getting keener as we get into the next year." +Could the good fairy's extending her generosity to everyone enable us all to spend more? +Officials said that throughout the panic, their markets continued to serve their primary purpose as a vehicle for hedging against risk on stock-price moves. +In the ideal company, management is ultimately about the concerns and efforts of groups of people working together to achieve a common goal. +Noting the slow growth of the economy and the "ameliorating" inflation outlook, the senior Republican on the Senate Budget Committee added: "I say to the Federal Reserve Board: What are you trying to fix? +It said Chadian troops in Thursday's action captured 15 trucks, mortars, arms and ammunition. +An even less likely opportunity for Mr. Reagan to escape his troubles appeared last week in Lebanon, where Syrian troops began cracking down on pro-Iranian fundamentalists. +China, after all, has led the way. +There was no smoking compartment. On enquiry I was told that this was 'the new policy'. +In addition, U.S. companies have seen their prime patents stalled on Japanese bureaucrats' desks as Japanese competitors used the technology to gain new markets. +Showers were scattered over western New Mexico, and northwestern Wyoming. +Theo Weigel, the West German finance minister, has recommended introduction of the currency. +New Earnings Survey 1994 Part F: Distribution of hours: joint distribution of earnings and hours; analyses of earnings and hours for part-time women employees. +The Contras say their chief concern is that the army is controlled mostly by Sandinistas. +Meanwhile, the gentleman publisher is becoming a thing of the past. +Moreover, they note that recently, with the war's end and more emphasis on longstanding economic problems, the general confidence level has begun to slip. +"Register the securities," Mr. Hirsh answers for his client with a smirk. +Philips Licht employs about 2,600 people in all of Germany. +Over time, that will be inflationary." +Next week in Denver his latest prodigy, young Miss Zmeskal, will be among the favorites in the 1990 U.S. championships. +Market analysts say a discount rate cut by the U.S. central bank would be the best remedy to halt the dollar's excessive rise after a series of discount rate hikes in Europe and Japan, in addition to concerted central bank interventions. +In the more insular Asian and Hispanic communities, a dollar turns over four or five times before leaving, but studies suggest that most dollars earned by blacks aren't passed on to other blacks even once. +Then, there will be the wedding. +She is not expected to return for the trial. +The tests and vaccinations, the CDC said, would prevent 3,500 babies a year from becoming chronic hepatitis B carriers. +Israel plans to seek hundreds of millions of dollars of additional military assistance as well, to confront the Iraqi military threat. +In the North Wales seaside town of Towyn, police were evacuating 2,000 people threatened by a high tide. +He was referring to the gap between the yields of long-term U.S. and Japanese government bonds. +The intrinsic ideal at the core of the ACLU is this socialist notion of class warfare and working for a classless society. +Lower- and middle-income people won't realize most of the tax savings for the obvious reason that they have less capital, but they could get something better: a job, if they have none, or a better job, if they are underemployed. +D. Eric Pogue was named vice president, personnel, of this consumer products company. +Fearn was in Myrtle Beach, S.C., when the hurricane hit Sept. 21. +The diplomats said in one school a slogan written in red said Iraqi children were being killed "to avenge the killing of the children of Kuwait," which Iraq invaded Aug. 2 and annexed six days later. +Other reporters questioned whether Caltrans shouldn't be concentrating on getting drivers out of cars and into mass transit. +Gephardt's amendment has been the chief basis of his appeal to blue-collar workers and others concerned over the impact on American jobs of products imported from Japan and newly industrialized nations in East Asia. +But he added that some things can never be replaced. +"Everybody's disappointed by the (budget pact failure) but in the end I think people have decided not to let it bother them for awhile," said Dudley Eppel, a strategist with Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp. +"I can't find anything, there's nothing," Nancy Harvey said, her hands picking through what was once the kitchen of her dream home. "I'm hoping to find my address book." "The fire is incredible. +Rafsanjani is opposed by anti-Western Iranian hard-liners headed by Ali Akbar Mohtashemi. +He said authorities still have not determined the motive for the hijacking, partly due to trouble communicating with the Haitians, who speak only Creole and broken French. +He also became wealthy and surrounded himself with bodyguards and beautiful women. +He says he recently spent several weeks correcting errors and ordering copies of his report to make sure it was accurate. +One European diplomat noted some areas have experienced brief power cuts, perhaps a sign of some technical problems in Iraqi generating capacity. +It added that the government should have presented direct evidence on what the conversation meant and that the "conversation is, at best, ambiguous." The Mulheren case, Prof. +"Don't talk about politics," Chinese university officials warned several Americans who arrived to teach English. +Cases of melanoma have jumped more than sixfold since World War II and this year will afflict 27,000 Americans and kill 5,800, the society says. +But don't mention New Age to Neil Kraft, the store's vice president of advertising. +"It's different," said Mattson, a retired occupational therapist. "People seem to enjoy it. +His visit comes at a time when Sino-British co-operation over the colony appears to have worsened. +About 25 people, including attorneys and members of both Kimball's and the victims' families, stood before the bench as Coe read the sentence. +Agreed to decide whether U.S. businesses are lawbreakers if they discriminate against Americans they employ outside the country. +In the past, many resellers provided repair services. +The other two died a month ago of unknown causes, he said. +The other four members of the group are investment companies affiliated with Mutual Shares, a New York investment company, the filing said. +David B. Fishel told The New York Times. +Grogan, a burly man with a red beard and moustache, becomes most incensed when he recalls the preliminary hearing for Buono and the subsequent trial. +Eastman Kodak Co. President Kay R. Whitmore will succeed Colby H. Chandler as chief executive officer, the company said Friday. +The medical cost of alcoholism already is $13 billion a year. +This fragrant dish of pork is one of the easiest I know. +Recognition of a rising price trend for wool is obvious among those trading near to the raw wool end of the trade, but manufacturers and retailers are proving more difficult to convince that high prices must now be paid. +Former Communist Party chief Alexander Dubcek was quoted Sunday as saying the young people now demonstrating against Communist authorities are frustrated by a political and economic system that offers them no future. +The 9,300-ton Safeer was expected to reach the southern Persian Gulf port of Dubai on Thursday, said the sources who spoke on condition of anonymity. +"But that may well have been because the price of gold was fixed. +"If you're going to do scholarly comment and if you're doing client work, you shouldn't do both at the same time," says Roger A. Brooks, the director of Asian studies for the conservative Heritage Foundation in Washington. +In addition to telling its own employees, yesterday Drexel disclosed the target letter in an SEC filing in connection with the Interco Inc. bid. +The economy in the mid-1950s was facing many of the same pressures, and the demise of Ford Motor Co.'s Edsel has been blamed partly on the economic downturn. +The cause of the explosion could not be immediately determined and it was not known if there were any casualties. +The IRA, fighting to end British rule in Northern Ireland, killed a Conservative Party legislator in July and attempted to kill a government minister last month. +They debated whether to issue an advisory saying the quake might be a foreshock to the long-feared 8.3-magnitude "big one" the government has said might kill 14,000 people. +Nomura's best-performing unit trust, which is invested entirely in stocks, appreciated 28% in the year ended March 31. +The new sanction is narrowly targeted at Noriega and his business partners and is not expected to do major damage to the economy as a whole. +He said these lists would then become the basis for the reductions. +After the two didn't attend a pretrial hearing Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Raymond Dearie ordered arrest warrants. +PG-13 - Special parental guidance strongly suggested for children under 13. Some material may be inappropriate for young children. +Japan A move away from China or Hong Kong seems unlikely for Japanese companies. +ABC also has ordered remakes of 13 episodes of "Mission: Impossible," the popular series of the late 1960s and early '70s, using scripts from that era. +Poindexter's subordinates shredded computer messages and altered documents. +Applying her block and precinct methods here, she more or less invented condo politics. +A company news release cites "the negative impact of the Persian Gulf War." +The embassy said the detainees held by Israel are terrorists, not hostages. +Alan Bromberg, a Southern Methodist University law professor, said it will be an "interesting test whether he will be as strong on insider trading as he is on traditional areas like false financial statements and (stock) manipulations." +After the Oct. 19 stock-market crash, the Fed loosened credit and investors pumped money into fixed-income securities, raising their value and pushing down interest rates. +South Africa said about 1,600 guerrillas crossed the border from Angola in violation of an agreement that they stay at bases at least 100 miles inside Angola. +Britain, China and the United States are the others. +Record price increases for vegetables and fuel oil combined in January to produce the highest monthly wholesale inflation rate in 15 years, the government reported, but analysts attributed almost all of it to the holiday cold snap. +Non-interest expense was $605.3 million, up from $580.1 million a year ago. +It was the third crash of a NATO military aircraft in less than a week. +Chairman Gerald Tsai Jr. said profit from insurance operations increased 11% in the second quarter. +He called such layoffs illegal because they are discriminatory. +But one woman, who asked not to be identified, telephoned police after hearing the victim scream, "Help me. +When a witness recalls his father being in the FBI in the 1930s, Mr. Morris treats us to a brief homage to black-and-white '30s gangster films. +Secretary Carlucci has created a special task force to watch the investigation and say whether an overhaul of the procrement system is needed. +Small publishers can turn a profit selling as few as 1,000 copies of a book. +The Education Department has been working on a rescue plan for HEAF, guarantor of $9.3 billion in student loans, since announcing last month that HEAF was in serious financial trouble. +Robert Kennedy, publisher of the Toronto-based Muscle Mag International, agrees. +In filling the vacancies, Mr Perez increased the number of serving military officers in his 26-member cabinet to two. This was seen as a gesture to the armed forces, where discontent is still high. +At the top of the museum's wish list is "Device Circle," a vivid, powerful Jasper Johns painting from 1959. +But senior university officials are bent on reopening as soon as they can the seaside facility that has given the Arab world at least three presidents, 10 prime ministers and more than 100 Cabinet ministers and ambassadors. +In 1969 through 1986, the Treasury allotted 0.75% of the revenue to boating funds. +The Republicans have attacked Dukakis for being a "card-carrying member" of the organization, and Republican George Bush raised the issue in his debate Sunday with Dukakis, whom he attempted to portray as a liberal out of touch with mainstream views. +Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan held out the promise of lower rates in his testimony before the House Ways and Means Committee Wednesday. +Yet he continues to stand head and shoulders above all other conservative leaders in the opinion polls, as the most popular and most plausible candidate in a presidential election. +There will also be early redemption penalties - the fee for early repayment of part or all of the loan. Choosing a short-term fix of, say, three years or less, leaves you exposed to the risk that the fix ends just as interest rates rise again. +The announcement came after consultations with three major environmental groups, the Natural Resources Defense Council, the Environmental Defense Fund and Friends of the Earth. +It raised a $1 billion equity fund last year from pension funds and other institutional investors, triple the size of its previous fund. +"We want to look at the problem it poses for the future. +But declining issues outnumbered advances by about 9 to 5 on the New York Stock Exchange, with 563 up, 992 down and 414 unchanged. +Mrs. Cousineau is raising four children in Cleveland. +It can't be put on the back burner any longer," Corcoran said in a telephone interview Monday. "This isn't something like drugs or AIDS. +The "cross-link" is the place where chemicals are produced to make the ultra-hard exoskeleton, said Schaefer, a Washington University chemist. "Once formed, these bonds are permanent and very hard to break. +I had expected it to fetch $4.2 million to $4.7 million. +According to investigators, a U.S-made M-16 rifle bought for $360 in Beirut could bring eight times that amount in the French underworld. +But for many, money was only part of the answer. +Solonar warned that "life won't be quiet" if the bill passes. "I know the situation is very dangerous, and in the future this tension will not disappear," he said. +A 20th was shot and killed by police later for violating a curfew. +"It might prevent people like us. +But their attempt to appeal to the government is an implicit admission that head-on confrontation with the generators is fruitless. +Even though California's population is becoming less white, largely because of Asian and Latin immigration, whites still are the overrwhelming majority of those who vote. +Any threat would be horrendous." +"I don't know how I'm supposed to find the ferret if I am sitting here in jail," Ms. Au said after she was taken to the Prince William-Manassas Regional Adult Detention Center. +In the first six months of this year, China confiscated 195 pounds of opium, an amount 17 times greater than in the same period last year. +But J.G.M. Alders, minister of the environment in the Netherlands, said his government had thoroughly studied the problem and found the costs negligible. +Lithuania was forcibly annexed by the Soviet Union in 1940 _ along with the other two Baltic republics of Latvia and Estonia. +Res replaces Anthony B. Giledman, 48, who announced last week he was leaving Trump to become chief executive of New York-based Amrep Corp., which builds moderate-priced housing in New Mexico and Florida. +Conservative money managers largely deserted Robins stock after the company filed for bankruptcy-law protection in August 1985. +Nixon was invited by the government of China and the purpose of the trip was personal, Nixon spokesman John Taylor said. +A portrait of George V smiled down from above the proscenium arch. +Motorola said it would pay 13.50 Canadian dollars ($10.96) a share for each of MDI's 7,750,000 shares outstanding. +State Police concluded that Ms. Fionda drowned accidentally; her blood-alcohol level was three times the legal limit for driving in Connecticut. +Soviet media accused Iran of supplying arms to the Moslems in Azerbaijan, but Iranian media denied the allegation. +Following the enthronement, Akihito and Empress Michiko were to change into Western clothes and travel in an open car from the Imperial Palace to the Akasaka Palace, three miles away. +Viewers in their tens of thousands already use their telephones to vote in TV talent contests and to decide which celebrity should be dipped in a gunge-tank on prime time variety shows. +One of these is food. +More markets are moving towards completely scripless trading and central depositories. +"A lot of the activity we saw earlier this week was in trading accounts. +The UMW issued statements last week that mentioned areas of agreement. +"We've had a multitude of groups step forward," Pam Davis, an Earth First! organizer, told a cheering audience last month at an anti-logging rally in Santa Rosa. +Sweden's effort to bring the United States and the Palestine Liberation Organization together began on a trip Andersson made to the Middle East in March. +But temperature-controlled cellars are an investment.' When the Swaits bought their own house in Surrey, it had brick barrel vaults full of empty Dom Perignon bottles. +The Legislature voted overwhelmingly to pass the latest law, which restricted the availability of abortions and defined life as beginning at conception. +The executive order also freezes all assets of the Panamanian government in the United States. +For the most part, analysts said, processors are holders of contracts calling for them to take delivery of the commodity because the price of the future is well below the cash-market quotation. +Mr. Lewis estimated the current value of the refinery at $6 million to $8 million. +That was the lowest closing yield on a benchmark 30-year bond since early 1987. +New rules on textiles are due to be resolved in December, when the four-year Uruguay Round of negotiations is scheduled to end. +The three foreign ministers today arrived in Baghdad, where they were greeted by foreign minister Tariq Aziz. +But he added that if "somebody makes a realistic offer, we'd have to consider it." +Details of the bondholders' plan couldn't be learned. +The service is only available to Leeds savers. Skipton has a full dealing service for shares, gilts and other fixed interest stock. +At the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, hundreds of people trying to get to Alaska were stranded. +But most survive to send back information. +And he put then-Vice President Lee, KMT party chief Lee Huan and Premier Yu Kuo-hwa in positions to carry out, at least initially, a coalition leadership. +It also is moving to wider distribution, for instance through discount-price superstores. +Both Gray and Dole kept less for themselves than Capitol Hill rules permit. +If bonuses were to fall, it would seem that we have real problems, but things are not that serious,' an NEC official said. Sanyo has asked senior managers to take a 10 per cent bonus cut and accept another 10 per cent in kind. +Lehder was arrested and extradited to the United States last year after a gunbattle at his mansion in Medellin. +"I think this administration still has the opportunity to distance itself from this problem," said attorney John Hawke, a former Federal Reserve regulator now in private practice. +Most of the male workplace deaths are accidental. +That comes from being extremely nervous. +But overall, he adds: "We're kind of in purgatory here as far as the economy goes." +In the last three years, people from developing Asian nations have flocked to Japan, where they usually find illegal work on construction sites, in restaurants or in small factories, a Justice Ministry official said. +Born of a hard-working laborer with a dream, and a private banker willing to take a chance, Pan Lido grew from a 1950s hole-in-the-wall bakery to an international concession sought after by U.S. and European multinationals. +Because of the recession Missouri will take in only $133 million in new revenue in fiscal 1992, of which $112 million will go right back out the door to pay for new federal Medicaid mandates. +Construction will begin immediately on the addition, which will add 640,000 square feet to the million-square-foot facility and boost capacity to 850,000 engines a year from about 500,000 currently. +After a sales push in Singapore, the inventor and his company, Informatics Engineering, hope to export Robomom to Japan and America, then elsewhere. What a useful gadget. +"It became a nightmare," Flyfaire President Joseph Garzilli said in a telephone interview, likening his company's plight to being on an Eastern Airlines plane that crashed. +GM had expected the ZR-1 would account for 10% of total Corvette production this year, but the company spokesman says the actual percentage is less. +The NYSE's composite index of all its listed common stocks slipped .01 to 185.59. +The kingdom lasted less than 150 years but shaped many aspects of contemporary Thailand, including the Theravadda Buddhist religion. Thai script, notions of kingship and relatively egalitarian social relations were also developed. +Not since 1846 when feuding members of the royal household battled had this peaceful kingdom in the mountains and valleys of the majestic Himalayas seen such bloodshed. +The $193 million estimated cost of building and operating a sludge plant over 25 years compares to $208 million for the Stoughton site and $258 million for Spectacle Island. +Wallmann's position as minister president of Hesse is similar to that of governor of an American state. +The cartel claims that members detained by police in Medellin have been tortured and killed, a charge the government denies. +The feeling that interest rates have stopped falling grew stronger this week. +In short we should set to thoroughly tackle nationalities policy at the present stage _ in all areas, including theory and practice. This is the most fundamental, vital issue of our society. +Marvellously tender and sweet they were with a briny whiff of the sea. Unless, however, the weather is truly brilliant, hot scallops may seem more appealing, in the evenings at least. +There is an underlying uncertainty in futures that's creating volatility, analysts agree. +However, the mark's plunge against the dollar did fuel speculation that the Bundesbank will come under more pressure to raise West German interest rates to prop up its currency. +But what gives the race a dimension beyond politics is the personal drama of the woman herself. +Castro said a proposal to reduce the size of a U.N. peacekeeping force in Namibia from 7,500 to 3,000 troops would enable South Africa to maintain a powerbroker's role in Namibia and complicate the Cuban pullout from Angola. +Merrrill Lynch & Co., one of a number of firms to leave Panama following U.S. sanctions against the country announced in 1988, moved its operations to the Cayman Islands last year. +'We won it and you lost it. +The chaebol have a point. +He said there are estimates that 1 percent to 2 percent of men and 5 percent to 10 percent of women under age 65 suffer from the problem. +"To help prevent a terrorist incident either at or en route to the Seoul Olympics, the United States and South Korea are co-hosting a regional aviation security conference at the end of this month" in Seoul, he said. +Some intellectuals and students also will be permitted to visit. +'Did this lead to a sustained improvement in the UK's competitiveness?' he asked rhetorically. +The median amount of time people now donate is a little more than four hours a week. +The story was similar for $50 million of Eurobonds with equity warrants by Nichirei Corp., a food-processing concern. +They said Mr. Casey directed some of his subordinates to help Lt. +"They don't do that anymore." For some, the biggest worry isn't blatant criminal activity, but more subtle forms of subterfuge. +The public is being asked by police to watch for neighbors and acquaintances with newborn children, especially if those people had not been seen with babies or were not pregnant before the abduction. +The myth of their impunity was shattered. +A reduced final dividend of 5p is recommended for a full year dividend of 9p, compared with 14.5p. +Former state Sen. Bo Thomas, the only Democrat actively campaigning for the nomination, welcomed Hunt's decision, saying it "is not the time or place for him to run." +"The birth mother doesn't want to be the undoing of her own plan." +In a recent employee publication, he identified Conrail's major challenges as the need to be more responsive to customers and to compete more effectively to haul commodities that now move mainly by truck. +The 12-nation European Community last month refused to lift its relatively mild embargoes, saying it needed further evidence that reforms were continuing. +This opera opens with the Nixons (tenor James Maddalena, in dark overcoat, soprano Carolann Page, petite and prim in her red frock) slowly floating down to China in a jet. +Those factors have prompted them to seek investments elsewhere. +Later in London, it traded at 149.75 yen, down from 150.28 yen Friday. +The bazaar crackled with the sounds of Tajiks, Ismailis, Pathans and Kashmiris haggling over Afghan cigarettes, secondhand jackets and Chinese digital watches. +Banks can otherwise fall into the trap of over-estimating returns on capital. One form of risk is credit. +'To have a properly appointed leader must be a step forward.' Diplomats expressed caution over Mr Kim's influence on the talks, saying it was impossible to predict whether he would take the same hard line as his father or a more conciliatory one. +Shareholders will probably back what is, at heart, a classic piece of shell company financing, especially since the upturn will underwrite most of the risk. +In 1988, six chicks survived long enough to grow plumage and fly. +In an interview with party newspaper Neues Deutschland, Wolf said, "the recovery of trust is demanded before we can develop further," indicating Krenz may be open to loosening some constraints on the media and free expression. +Mary Borunda declared her everlasting love for her husband Joe in a newspaper wedding anniversary advertisement, but police say it was a love as thin as the paper it was printed on. +The agency, which provides deposit insurance for banks and S&Ls, seeks $129.2 million in actual damages and $387.6 million in punitive damages. +Miss Lansbury won an Oscar nomination as best supporting actress in her film in "Gaslight" in 1944. +The plan will substantially reduce Coleco's annual interest expense. +The seizures have left little for creditors of the parent company. +There is a place for everything and everything is in its place, and what is more, you will have to pay a quick SFr60 fine if your car is not in the right place. The first surprise, for many, may be that the city's proportions are so modest. +And I am enthusiastically for him, and I'm not even familiar with the details of the amendment." Polls show the race between Williams and Democrat Ann Richards is too close to call. +A Foreign Ministry official said privately that Israel offered Colombia "all possible assistance in the struggle against drug traffic" and asked for all information available on the involvement of Israelis. +It is demotivating and ineffective. +When Sharma refused to consider the issue, opposition legislators walked out and said they would not return this week. +'There was a girl in there (the post office), very pretty, Asian about five-foot-two, the same as my wife. +Jailed as an army deserter in Cuba, the Mariel refugee charged with setting the nightclub fire that killed 87 people was described as a street hustler who recently lost his job and girlfriend. +Most of the people who work in Washington, whether for the federal government or other employers, live in suburbs across the Potomac River in Virginia or across the district line in Maryland. +This is because the materials, including lead, that become superconductors do so only at a few degrees above absolute zero, or 460 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. +A lean operation with six employees, a handful of consultants and a mere $13 million in capital, it has toted up a record that might make an orthodox venture capitalist blush. +A man accused of killing his 77-year-old father in his hospital bed was in stable condition Monday recovering from two self-inflicted gunshot wounds, officials said. +On the question of his lack of public appreciation, Holmes was correct. +Despite the new evidence, however, doctors say more research will be necessary before they recommend that people take this nutrient to stay healthy. +Also Tuesday, about 2,000 Hezbollah sympathizers marched through west Beirut's main streets, denouncing the U.S. attack. +Federal drug interdiction on the islands is virtually non-existent because of manpower shortages and cuts in anti-drug aid to the local governments, according to an internal Interior Department report and interviews with government officials. +But spokeswoman Lisa Robinson would not say how many papers were printed, distributed or sold. +London bullion dealers fixed a recommended gold price this morning of $419.10 a troy ounce, up from $416.25 bid late Thursday. +House prices fell by 1.2 per cent in February, according to Nationwide Building Society. It is a grim picture, but not one entirely without redeeming features. +In others, the villages charge mismanagement of their funds by regionals entrusted with them. +Nor is there a timetable for the Ukrainian parliament to ratify the 1991 Start 1 nuclear arms reduction treaty signed between the US and the Soviet Union. +It is for good reason that State Department officials, and those of other wings of government, get to know, and sometimes fear, congressional staffers. +Cash prices rose to strong levels last week in much of the Midwest as meatpackers competed with each other to buy enough cattle to keep their plants operating efficiently. +Another reason: strikes, both at Georgia-Pacific and other lumber companies also cut supplies and raised prices, analysts said. +Judge Browning also said at the conference that he will probably decide in early November whether to combine the bondholders' suit with a related suit brought by Chemical Bank, New York, trustee for the bondholders, against WPPSS and others. +The unions have said the News is trying to break them and is actually interested in either shutting down or selling the paper. +Twenty-five MPs - almost a third of the opposition force - have been inside Kenyan jails in the past year. +One of the most illuminating is to look at the track record of the dollar against the D-Mark. In the early and middle 1980s, it was violently unstable. +About 1,000 students gathered in front of Eastern District High School in the Williamsburg section after officials closed it because of the incident. +I grew up in Arkansas. +Rick and seven other Iowa crewmen and spouses took a break from preparing for a six-month deployment that begins Wednesday to talk at the Norfolk Naval Station. +Ms. Brown said the bank wasn't notified of Tsegaye's history because he wasn't considered a danger and state law doesn't require notification. +The price, at SFr1,367 yesterday, is up by nearly 7 per cent since the beginning of the year. Food Vision, anyone? Sentiment was boosted by the ANC's political initiative and a large inflow of overseas funds. +But the outcome of the Senate vote was in doubt. +WASHINGTON _ The Commerce Department plans to report on Americans' personal income in May; due at 10 a.m. EDT. +When pressed for a time period, he said one year is possible. +The accident occurred about 5:15 a.m. on the southern edge of the city, about 15 miles south of downtown Nashville. +Mr. Brush is careful to claim no miracles for the technique. +Discussions about a men's shirt agreement are under way, a range of designer ties being pondered. +The expanded suspension could affect as many as 400,000 additional weapons, ATF spokesman Dick Pedersen estimated. +Several big banks had sharply higher third-quarter earnings, including Citicorp, Wells Fargo, Manufacturers Hanover and Bankers Trust. +Syria has shortages of housing, electricity and water and its population is expected to double, to 25 million, over the next two decades. +Even at night there would be sunshine, after we gathered in from the exile." Five years since the exodus, almost 30 percent of Ethiopians still live in dormitory-style government housing centers. +Harcourt officials couldn't be reached for comment on the S&P move. +"What we write comes out of what we really see happening between them," staff writer John Hadley says in the Nov. 19 issue of TV Guide magazine. +NASA has said it has enough of the material in the supply line for the next 10 shuttle flights. +The maker of data-communications equipment said all other charges against it in federal court in Tampa, Fla., were dropped, as were all charges against four of the defendants. +Licences are in the purest colonial style. +The plan, announced last November, would create an insurance and banking giant with a stock market value of around 12.6 billion guilders ($7.5 billion). +Insurers expect to receive 350,000 claims. +Auto industry analysts said the results were encouraging. Nonetheless they said it was unclear whether the 6-month-long slump was coming to an end. +Some observers suggest that the planned changeover indeed marks a shift in Unocal's outlook. +A military spokesman confirmed Akraa's death but said a preliminary report showed no troops were in the area at the time of the alleged confrontation. +Velayati said of Friday's session: "We have only had procedural talks." But he said Iran still maintains that the next step of the peace process should be an immediate withdrawal of forces to the prewar boundaries of both countries. +But most have been leveled or converted to another use. +"If we have another Earth Day, everybody's going to be doing this," said Jerry Andregg as he stood next to a fancy white garbage truck with four compartments for four separate kinds of garbage and a plastic masher in the middle. +This, in turn, might encourage imports and fuel inflation. +"The goods will be unlimited in quantity and that includes all kinds of goods available at the ministry's stores," including such sought-after items as televisions, radios, freezers and other electrical appliances, Saleh said. +The attack was on the same city from which a Soviet-built Antonov-26 plane took off for Mazar Sharif, 145 miles to the east, on Sunday. +Those two parties, the Crusade and the United States all recognize deposed President Eric Arturo Delvalle as the constitutional head of state. +Crosson was in his first year with the airline, said Ronald L. Warren, vice president and general manager of the airline. +He said it also will seek ways to increase hazelnut production and consumption world-wide. +Before that, it was a pioneer in calling attention to the dangers of excessive use of pesticides. +Many borrowers also are complaining to state regulators that lenders slowed the processing of applications or suddenly tightened credit standards so that they could back out of low-rate commitments. +This assured that the only obvious difference seen from the female point of view would be the prominent, colored sword, she said. +The plan to boost House salaries by one-third by 1991 was so sensitive that only extraordinary cooperation by House Republicans and Democrats and President Bush made passage possible. +When he returned, the van was gone. +It took the Soviet government 42 more years to do the same. +The captive officer and three other policemen were among those killed in the fight that began late Tuesday in Pakundia village. +Truck sales increased 0.7 percent. +He was offering a straight-up business deal, providing the first clear signal that Moscow was willing to sell some of its precious high-tech military secrets. +Published reports have estimated the final payout will be at least $6 million and as much as $23 million. +If the latter, they may bark a little - politely, of course. +The company cited a "continued lack of profitability" for the closing. +Morrison was among about 50 demonstrators who climbed a fence at an abandoned railroad siding on the north side of the plant, re-creating an August 1976 protest there that was the first group civil disobedience ever against a U.S. nuclear power plant. +"They took power at the cost of thousands of disappeared and fallen," she said. +The budget deficit melted away in the late 1980s, in an unpredicted way. +The case for expecting an early easing in monetary policy - and a weakening of the D-Mark - is strong. +He smiled a lot. +"It doesn't have the feel it once did," he says. +"It's like a ball game, getting up for it, mentally up and physically up," Bush said. +Still, Mr. Labrecque acknowledged that the New York-based banking concern would have to set aside sizable loan loss provisions to reserve against problem real estate loans. +The quarterly tote board on magazine advertising is closely watched because ad revenues make up 60% to 85% of most publications' revenue. +Arms-control advocates argue that the best way to close the space gap is to ban anti-satellite weapons. +David Jaques, a vice president at Barclays Bank PLC in New York, said the dollar didn't manage to recover all of the ground lost during the temporary stock market selloff. +The opening episode takes Colin Thubron, a well-regarded British novelist and travel writer, along the silk traders caravan route from the Great Wall of China to, well, China. +The result was a nationalist fervor from which the Communist Party emerged in the 1920s. +Mr. Walden says association members may seek to switch 48 ingredients or doses to OTC status by 1994. +One might suppose governments chosen by the people in free elections would be in a quite different category from those imposed by force. +It'll have to stay a dream for now." +It will not fall more because the structural budget deficit, that is after allowing for economic cycle, has been allowed to continue at about 2.5 per cent of GDP. +The Communists had some success in discouraging church membership, reducing it to some 30% of the population, which further contributes to an absence of values. +Share prices were broadly higher during the morning session on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, dealers said. +The justices, without comment, let stand rulings that Tisch's assumption of power did not amount to a transfer of control requiring prior approval by the Federal Communications Commission. +It's never stopped her, though. +The former Cuomo aide said the New York governor would "take a very active role" in the Dukakis campaign and had already scheduled speaking engagements in California and Florida. +A passenger plane crashed and burned in Bolivia's tropical lowlands on Thursday and 22 of the people aboard were killed, including two American women, the air force reported. +The subject of a protracted extradition tussle before he escaped custody in Montreal, Kindler had also been living in Toronto and was found after a broadcast of America's Most Wanted, the agency said. +Minutes later, the crowd chased a Palestinian teen-ager wearing a white kaffiyeh headdress. +The survey said the average rose to $86,700 because of an increase in earned income from a strong domestic economy. +You cannot keep out of trouble by spending more than you earn. +He denied that anyone was killed or seriously injured, but said some people might have been slightly hurt during the scuffle. +HBO spent over $30 million last year on marketing to boost subscriptions. +Our financial institutions and their viability are being called into question, and most importantly, there is an imminent possibility of military action of enormous consequence. +The skills learned, then, are never used and it is the course that takes the blame. +Well, Oscar, you were there. +Palmer, a major moviegoer, can't resist telling Zimm his own idea for a film, a story drawn from his loan-sharking experiences. +The further out we go, the more uncertainty we'll face.' It will still be some time before meteorologists can guarantee a sunny vacation or cheerful weather for the wedding. +Last fall, Mr. Morgenthau's office presented the evidence to bank regulators that BCCI effectively held a controlling stake in First American Bank's holding company. +Upjohn, which doesn't release sales of individual products, said the product's performance continues to climb. +Rathje said a lot can be learned about people and society from what is thrown away. +The military construction request is a small part of the Defense Department's $315.2 billion spending plan for fiscal 1990 which President Reagan proposed last week. +The cash-strapped utility said it is working on an alternative plan for meeting its mounting interest obligations, but wouldn't describe it. +Federal law requires that actual cleanup work begins no more than 15 months later. +"It is clear that TWA can no longer afford to make investment decisions based on traditional thinking," Icahn said. "There are unprofitable assets at TWA which have been untouched purely because of `tradition.' +Convicted murderer Jean Harris must turn over $90,000 in profits from her autobiography to a board that dispenses cash to crime victims. +If you were visiting bankers, brokers or government officials your chairman or chief executive stayed at the Mandarin Oriental on Hong Kong island. +Procter & Gamble Co. said it is consolidating international advertising-agency assignments for a number of its Richardson-Vicks Inc. unit's brands. +The investment is part of a reorganization plan for Indianapolis-based American Monitor being worked out by unsecured creditors and Quest, which acquires and develops biotechnological and human health-care products and processes. +"A gain of that magnitude will be possible only if, before too long, we come up with a few very big (and good) ideas," he wrote. +There were good things about that, but there were bad things, too. +First, an increasing amount of the new money is going into foreign stock funds as more investors turn away from unexciting domestic markets and look for better returns overseas. +You have to shake your head to believe it. +The technology and working practices of some firms continues to reflect a bygone era. +But a bull market that has confounded the experts since the industrial average crossed 1000 more than four years ago stampeded yet again on Friday. +How do they know their reaction times have not been subtly altered? O'Riordan's conclusion is that the laws of physics and mathematics are being simplified, even ignored. +The company raised $35 million in venture-capital financing over seven years; but it was hurt by competitors and by the growing use of artificial-intelligence programs on ordinary computers. +"What the president is saying is `To those who have much we must give more. +CHEFS have two sources of job satisfaction in addition to their pay packet. The first is cooking for a busy restaurant. +Satoshi Sumita, Bank of Japan governor, said today the central bank would continue to move "flexibly" in money markets. +'No, only my tombstone. +South Carolina Federal Savings Bank said three special items in its fiscal third quarter ended June 30 had the effect of reducing earnings $142,000, or seven cents a share. +Most women suggest that the current reluctance to run for federal office will prove temporary. +Nonetheless, it was awarded $3.8 million at trial; after an appeals court ordered a retrial, Sunward and D&B settled out of court two years ago. +Analysts said the plan was a good one for Cigna. +Two other candidates made an impression in the early contests. +So, rather understandably, the charm of the car's resurrection is lost on the company. +Cheng wanted Shirley treated with acupuncture, herbal medicines and massage. +Tension between the White House party and Swiss security flared already at Bush's arrival for a hastily arranged meeting with Syria's President Hafez Assad. +Most supporters wanted the visits to go ahead. Also at risk were the visits of the New Zealand and Australian rugby teams, and a cricket tour by India. A sports boycott cannot be turned on and off like a tap. +A recent study by the American Productivity Center in Houston, for instance, found sharp growth in the number of companies using such plans as profit-sharing, gain-sharing and lump-sum bonuses and various other individual and small-group incentives. +Under the accord, each Polysar common share will effectively be exchanged for C$14.50 cash and half a Nova common share, as proposed earlier. +"I'm concerned that the new jobs will not be of a technical nature but more redundant, repetitive, less-skilled work that is lower paid," says John Hamilton, president of CWA Local 7800. +Allan G. Bortel, an analyst with Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc., said he believes Financial Corp.'s stock price doesn't reflect the likely dilution. +Developments in Eastern Europe as well as our own experience here would suggest that we re-think our inclination to deal with problems through programs based on "the primacy of politically directed social planning." +However, while the article presented the most pertinent issues in their complexities, it failed to extract one key issue. From economic or credit perspective analysis, rather than citing just the per capita indebtedness. +The producer of video games and software is expected today to show a recurring profits decline, from Y61bn to Y51bn. +And it would recognize the timing of payments, so that a payment made one day late wouldn't lead to financing charges for a full month. +Mr. Iacocca recently appeared on a television special, "Mary Hart Presents," and will soon be featured in a two-part series on public television. +Solidarity-backed candidates won all but one of the seats they were allowed to contest in June parliamentary elections. +It's called simply "Garbage." +As Soviets began celebrating the May Day holiday, there appeared little movement toward settling the dispute over Lithuania's March 11 declaration of independence. +An unidentified general appeared on national television Tuesday night and denied factional divisions in the People's Liberation Army. +"What can we ask this man to prove he's really Dizzy Gillespie?" an employee was quoted as asking Hoffman. +However, he addedm that he didn't think the layoffs would be significant or long-lasting. +Had past practice prevailed, the administration's wish list would have risen to 20 or more new construction starts as influential lawmakers got their pet projects added as the spending legislation progressed through Congress. +In an attempt to have his sentence reduced, Williams, a long-time Kansas City labor leader, started cooperating with federal authorities investigating the mob. +It is trying to capitalize on the NFL's growing presence and popularity on European TV without quite being the NFL. +The child stars of the wholesome "Father Knows Best" series of the 1950s and '60s faced an off-camera reality of drugs and brushes with the law, TV Guide magazine reports. +Auburn residents better not plan to serve pie this weekend _ not with a horde of Curly, Larry and Moe fans headed their way. +During jury selection, each defense lawyer suggested that his client had succumbed to lies, trickery and intimidation, and one alluded to how prisoners of war confess to things of which they are not guilty. +To pick up enough speed to reach Jupiter, for instance, Galileo must fly twice past Earth. +An announcement could be made as soon as tomorrow. +In St. Petersburg, Florida Federal officials couldn't be reached. +Another round of voting wins approval for the new broker and the transfer of the club's portfolio. +The result was struck on sales marginally down at Pounds 45.3m. +It invites, and receives, quick, bright, small-scale dancing from its cast. Tombeaux is at the centre of new Opera House triple bill which begins with Firebird. +He resigned from the petrochemical company in 1970 when he suffered brain damage while being treated for diabetes. +It has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. +Traders said the strength of New York stocks Friday and the growing perception that world-wide interest rates have stopped rising for the time being encouraged investors to buy. +He has an uncommonly straightforward demeanour, and a preference for action. Before the takeover, Hoesch's management was working on a restructuring plan called Hoesch 2000. +The movie starring Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson draws high marks from Batman, who was among the first in Dallas to see the show. +Those recommending just the same dash now ought to mention this health warning. There is still one respectable-looking argument for recommending desperate remedies. +Like many sophisticated Americans, David Hale, chief economist with Kemper Financial Services in Chicago, is not unduly surprised by the stories of alleged influence and cronyism seeping out about Arkansas, home state of the Clintons. +Conservation groups have little experience dealing with countries that systematically bulldoze all vestiges of their past, though some lessons might have been learned from the rank deprivations wrought by China and Cambodia. +Cantelo's annual energy bill amounts to just over Pounds 200,000, or about 30 per cent of its non-labour running costs. +Among other things, ConAgra produces poultry, red meat, vegetable oil and frozen foods. +Harshfield described the thrift's relationship with regulators as "positive, constructive" as the thrift tries to sell of its junk bond portfolio. +About 70% of the company's revenue is from electricity sales, and the rest from sales of natural gas. +Republicans - Campbell, Y; Cox, Y; Dannemeyer, Y; Dornan, Y; Dreier, Y; Gallegly, Y; Herger, Y; Hunter, Y; Lagomarsino, Y; Lewis, Y; Lowery, Y; McCandless, Y; Moorhead, Y; Packard, Y; Pashayan, Y; Rohrabacher, Y; Shumway, Y; Thomas, Y. +It was not attended by any Tamil leader. +When the U.S. shuttle made its debut in 1981, two astronauts were at the controls. +Data General said its actions will reduce its costs by $100 million a year. +The market assumed that, by announcing a 42 per cent increase in first-half bad debt provisions, Mr Michel Pebereau, BNP's new chairman, was clearing the decks for such a recovery. +On her return trip in September, Ms. Boguslavskaya plans to travel around the country talking to more women. +She selected lasagna from a menu that also offered roast beef and tuna casserole. +So quickly do liaisons develop and dissolve that the musical often seems like a synopsis of the story rather than the unfolding of a plot. +Sage Gray seems an unlikely candidate for such an abrupt and bitter breakup. +Historians today dispute Hirohito's role in the Japanese aggressions of that era. +For the current coupon classes, yields range from 8.94%, a spread of 30 basis points over the five-year Treasury issue, to 9.35%, a spread of 44 points over the Treasury 10-year note. +The U.S. opened embassies in the capitals of the former Soviet states of Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, bringing to six the total of Washington's outposts in the 11-member Commonwealth of Independent States. +"I was restless all summer," says Miss Sanchez. +Deak Vice President Anne Orton said Far East demand for precious metals had increased as the dollar declined in value against other major currencies in the last few weeks. +The story detailed how Mr. Miller had embezzled funds from Associated and five other companies since 1966. +Commercial deer farming has also had an effect. +The robbery occurred about 11:35 a.m. Thursday when a man handed a teller a note demanding money, said Seabrook police Sgt. Nona Holomon. +BankAmerica said that it regrets Mr. Nevitt's decision but that it was "confident in our ability to conduct the business successfully and profitably." +That's what's going to make the difference." +Gerochi was in charge of nationwide village elections, which were held in March. +The thousands of anti-government protesters who took to the streets of Timisoara on Dec. 17, mown down by the gunfire of security forces, braved death because despair had overcome fear in their quest for bread and freedom. +Military pressure finally forced Hanoi to sign the Paris peace accord. +Prosecutors also alleged that Woods accepted $36,727 from Joseph Wozniak, a former Westmoreland County businessman. +The total wheat acreage planted for the 1988 harvest was estimated at 65.1 million acres, down about 1.1 percent from last year. +One will continue to own the tracks; the other will operate the trains. +The principle of a continually declining national quota would be abolished. +But they and industry officials agree that a first step toward improving airport facilities should be the spending of the $5.6 billion surplus in the aviation trust fund. +The New York-based investment banker will review "all options for increasing shareholder value," the company said. +The damaging free radical appears not only after exposure to ionizing radiation, but also during hyperbaric oxygen treatments. +For the next few days at least, part of the war effort in the Gulf will focus on Jubail, a grimy industrial town where oil and water should never mix. +He reported members of Miranda's family as saying they suspected personal motives behind the slaying, but he did not elaborate. +He was named attorney general by Reagan in August 1988, and was kept on by Bush. +A federal judge said he would release today secret documents about the Federal Bureau of Investigation's criminal probe into Morton Thiokol Inc., maker of the space shuttle's booster rockets. +She calls the authorities' continued refusal to let her leave "absurd" since she was fired from her job 13 years ago. +If the media steadfastly refuses to credit sponsors then the business rationale within a company becomes increasingly difficult. +However, one GM manager believes the "message" Mr. Johnson wants to send could be misinterpreted as an affirmative action initiative, since GM hasn't employed a black vice president for four years. +The Florida experience was repeatedly mentioned during Tuesday's hearing. +The company plans to test the robot for a year before deciding whether to buy more, at an estimated cost of $50,000 each. +The remaining stake will be held by the Hungarian parent company. The new venture, Alcoa-Kofem, will invest a further Dollars 115m over five years in improving product quality and safety. +Zhao said the Communist Party's role as the ruling political group will not change, but there will be a change in style under political reforms aimed at separating party and government functions. +He said the reason behind the plan was to create advantages for those manipulating the money market. +Hezbollah's victory brought portions of the airport and the airport highway, controlled by the Syrian army, within the army's firing range, said the spokesman, who under standing rules cannot be named. +Mr. Sebaly would not identify the officers. +The indictment includes excerpts of memos between top LaRouche associates discussing ways to deny investigators "access to documents and people." +The Michigan group contends neither daily is a failing newspaper deserving of an antitrust exemption under the 1970 Newspaper Preservation Act. +Agreed to decide whether non-profit social clubs that are generally exempt from federal income taxes can use losses incurred from selling food and drink to non-members to offset investment profits. +The company declined to break out how much of the fourth-quarter charges were related to an expected loss on any sale, or to staff reductions. +The area was off the main skiing trails. +In August, the army introduced plastic bullets that officials said were intended to cause fewer deaths than the standard steel-tipped ones and be more effective than the rubber bullets and tear gas used to break up demonstrations. +The government's response was to label Mr Goncz's actions unconstitutional and threaten to impeach him. +Productivity is a measure of the amount of labor required to produce goods and services. +It remains the case that the west has no solution to this Balkan conflagration. The easy part is to define a moral position. +It recently spent Dollars 160m on Tevco, which owns power plants in the south-east of the US. +The man said he was forced to live on welfare handouts while trying to straighten out the dispute over the tax bill, which he said never reached him, the report said. +Volume came to 428.9 million shares, down from 450.8 million shares Tuesday. +Mayor Roberto Saturnino Braga said the mud, water and debris made the city look like "a giant stepped through" the area. +Deaver himself requested appointment of an independent counsel when questions were raised in 1986 about the propriety of his lobbying contacts with former Reagan administration colleagues. +Iran attacked a Japanese-owned gas tanker off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, setting the vessel ablaze. +The Israelis withdrew in June 1985. +But the president now has a Congress to contend with, and unless she starts to draw on her enormous and proven popularity to take firm leadership on the issues she will find herself reacting to rather than determining the foreign-policy agenda. +Musician John Nelson, the father of rock star Prince, has been named to the Minnesota Black Musicians Awards Hall of Fame. +Gheorghe Robu said in a recent newspaper interview that Nicolae Andruta shot demonstrators in Palace Square after he could not persuade his own troops to open fire. +It totalled Dollars 2m and was an attempt by Christie's to market photographs by modern masters in the same way as top rank Impressionist and Modern paintings. The best items went well above forecast; the less interesting failed to sell. +For the first nine months, Quebecor Printing's revenue rose 12% to C$1.15 billion from C$1.03 billion a year earlier. +Both have caused his predecessors' efforts to fizzle in failure. +Biogen climbed as high as 23 in advance of the conference. +He made a point of giving human rights a "pride of place" on his agenda in all his sessions with Soviet leaders. +The price rise boosted the value of B&C's offer to about #515 million. +In an interview, Mr. Freeman said that the European mergers market "feels like it's moving up," whereas the U.S. market "feels flattish." +The company declined to provide further details on the malpractice case. +Heseltine, 57, also Oxford-educated, is a self-made millionaire who resigned from the Cabinet in 1986 after a sharp disagreement with Mrs. Thatcher about the sale of a British defense contractor. +East Germans fear that allowing foreign companies _ especially wealthy and influential West German industrial giants _ to hold majority ownership could lead to a "buyout" of the economically troubled state struggling toward democracy. +Ozone is a product of emissions of hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides and the chief component of smog. +Both proposals were dropped in the final version of the bill. +Slaughter said she and Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., first proposed an envoy to tackle the hostage question two years ago. +Feet should rest flat on the floor. +Gerber said many growers in the Midwest realized their crop would be smaller when the vines started dying and uncovering the fruit. +The third-quarter earnings slump had been attributed to losses at subsidiaries in economically depressed countries, particularly Brazil and Mexico, and the impact of the weaker dollar on receipts from the U.S. +Consumers Power said power from the plant will cost 10% to 15% more than current average electric rates, an estimate that critics of the plan argue is far too low. +The Export-Import Bank, a U.S. agency, is designed to enhance exports from the United States by providing loans to foreign interests. +For example, another demonstration is going to be held on March 22, this time in Genoa. +The American ambassador to the European Community said he is confident that the U.S. and the EC can settle a dispute over state aid to Airbus Industrie by spring. +Proceeds will be used to retire some of the company's junk-bond debt. +Add the lemon zest, a seasoning of salt and pepper, and the savoury fried crumbs. +Interfront wants Russian to be granted the status of an official state language in Estonia, on par with Estonian. +The plan will roughly double the cost and the number of patients involved, company officials said. +Don't raise taxes, they say, cut spending instead. +West Germany, the Netherlands, Italy and South Korea are already cooperating with "Operation Stanch," as the effort is called, a State Department spokesman reported. +Dealers said that even though fears of a British interest rate hike still were prevalent, the market was underpinned by the pound's strength after repeated British central bank support. +Other articles focus on yields, dividends, and unit and investment trusts. Of course, even this guide cannot be comprehensive, but we hope it will be a useful work of reference and information for the saver and investor. +Yet it amounts to no more than a partial retreat from the restrictions of Article 65 of the Japanese Securities and Exchange Act - the equivalent of the US Glass-Steagall Act, which prevents banks from conducting securities business. +Sales of fine writing instruments are skyrocketing this Christmas, with some retailers reporting increases of up to 70 percent. +One was an in-store fashion boutique aimed at teen-age girls; some Sears insiders thought the boutique too daring and young women customers too fickle to provide a market base. +Democrats argued that government scrutiny is needed to prevent corporate raiders from ruining the nation's railroads with leverage buy outs. +It said school administrators might consider extending the school day to seven periods to accommodate the new requirements. +Serreau directed the original Three Men And A Baby and still seems to think films are like Christmas crackers: funny hats, a few plot surprises and a pinbrained serio-comic message about humanity. +Allen told ABC that Berendzen would talk about having child sex slaves and once boasted that he kept a 4-year-old girl in a dog cage in his basement and fed her human waste. +It's not like you're investing and taking a risk - not like unit trusts or something. +The news media were not invited to the event. +Richmond's departure from Swan's Wallsend yard signals the company's closure and the probable end of shipbuilding on the river. +This last transaction illustrates what takeover strategists are looking for _ deals that are low-priced or that carry low risks and low debt. +The Star acquisition was paid for with equity and cash raised from an issue of convertible stock. +He set up a separate unit to concentrate on that nonprescription product and Rorer's other big consumer brands, Ascriptin, an aspirin product, and Perdiem, a natural-fiber laxative. +David Niebur, chief of police in Collinsville, Ill., says crime at budget motels is so widespread that he's seeking a special state grant to combat it. +Only pigs bred in a special area on a combination of Parmesan curds and other feed _ but not slop _ can be candidates for prosciutto. +The United States in February 1988 indicted Noriega on drug-related charges. +"We've got almost no drug corruption _ one or two isolated cases," Yost said. +A U.S. District Court jury has awarded $2.7 million to three sheriff's deputies who claimed a male officer demanded sex in exchange for favorable work reviews. +From a look at the president's itinerary as a government official, however, it appears these are among a relatively few countries he hasn't visited. +Rather, they said, the goal is less volatile prices now and a better base from which to weather the oil gluts of the future. +It cranks out one deep-fried cake every 18 seconds, a sign notes. +About 250 Israeli troops and militiamen of the South Lebanon Army in 29 tanks and armored vehicles pulled back to the security zone before dawn after searching a 24-square-mile area for guerrillas. +She refused and was dismissed. +This will boost Mr Mbeki's chances to succeed Mr Mandela as president. +Textron reported net income of $216.2 million, or $2.47 a share, on revenue of $5.82 billion for the first nine months of 1991. +China is forecast to become a net importer of rice for the first time in recent history, helping create a record worldwide trade in rice in 1989, the Agriculture Department said Wednesday. +Esrey blamed the earnings drop on high overhead and one-time costs. +Despite its light weight, NEC's UltraLite has an adequate screen and as much speed as most desktop machines. +The producers promised state-of-the-art graphics and a format that would change the face of television news. +The precinct caucuses elect delegates to the county conventions, which then elect delegates to the congressional district conventions and the state convention. +Government and private analysts said today the outlook for world wheat markets looks strong next year and offers U.S. producers a good opportunity to make gains. +The tour was part of local observances of National Historic Preservation Week, an annual event sponsored by the non-profit National Trust to encourage public support of efforts to preserve buildings, objects and sites of historic significance. +Campbell said Bush told him the vice presidential nominee would not come from the South. +German companies are suspected of having helped Libya build an underground chemical weapons factory near Tripoli, Mr Bernd Schmidbauer, Chancellor Helmut Kohl's intelligence aide said yesterday, AP reports. +In recent weeks the committee chairman was joined by Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine, three taxpayer-advocacy groups and several major newspapers. +The newest: the Benham Gold Equities Index. +Shares in at least seven of the companies were sold to overseas investors, SEC officials say. +The list, which may attract another dozen or so names, provides a reasonable proxy of the strength ranged against all things pro-European. The prime minister has acknowledged that strength. +Mr. Wang said it's "human nature" to react negatively to any changes, such as new phone numbers or different "support methodology." +President Reagan is expected to sign a bill he had repeatedly threatened to veto as too costly, since the administration's budget analysts were closely involved with the talks leading to the final agreement. +Askew said he also was motivated by a desire to spend more time with his family. +The United States, supported by major farm exporting countries, was seeking much deeper cuts of 75 percent in domestic supports and import barriers and a 90 percent cut in export subsidies. +Dr Mahathir sees the car sector as the catalyst for industrialisation: industries will grow to service the car sector and eventually diversify into other activities. This has been happening. +The last includes new offices for the business, provided the property is leased back on a commercial basis. +The trustees had said their resignation would create confusion at the campus of 12,000 and do more harm than good. +An exhibition of her work called Package Deal will be at the FHAB Gallery, 106 Boundary Road, London NW8 0RG from March 1st - 26th, and prices will range from Pounds 75 to Pounds 200. +The U.S. military command said eight American soldiers have been poisoned by home-brewed alcohol and hospitalized since Sunday. +This will reduce certain social works, which isn't good either for pacification or for social development. +The company reported that its first-quarter net income rose to $1.22 a share from 91 cents a year earlier. +The peaceful gathering sponsored by the Communist Youth Organization came two days before an independent rally on human rights that will also take place with official permission. +When Sen. Lloyd Bentsen spoke in this region recently, he chided Vice President George Bush by asking what he has done for the energy situation recently? +On the stock exchange, the 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average, which climbed 136.94 points Wednesday to a record high close of 31,143.45, finished at the same level today. +Four people were killed and a fifth was critically injured early today in a house fire, officials said. +In Japan the truck market has been falling for more than two years. +John Paul is on a 12-day, four-country visit to South America. +That prompted sharp criticism from some members of Congress and environmentalists. +He gave Hillier a choice of substituting an alternate juror for the one who received the phone call, but Hillier declined. +And they marvel that he paid as much attention to the mundane manufacturing processes as to the computer itself. +But the failure to resolve concerns over North Korean nuclear weapons development was seen as a serious rift. North Korean leader Kim Il Sung called for mutual arms reductions and for withdrawal of all US troops. +The Rev. John Probst, a Baptist minister whose Media Focus group offers Bible study classes at studios and networks, has objected to the portrayal of Jesus as "a wimpy, almost milquetoast" character. +Some investors also will hold on. +CBS Inc. and Capital Cities/ABC Inc. recently declined to renew their contracts with Nielsen because of concerns over people meters. +Mr. Sherman won't disclose the group's next move, but to judge by his remarks, the battle has only begun. +The official Iraqi News Agency, which carried the announcement, said Saddam was moved by the foreign families' fears over their children's plight. +But a six-mile stretch of the road, in the Chimney Rock section of the forest, remains unpaved and is accessible only six months a year. +To compete with a Morgan Stanley, a Merrill Lynch and a Goldman Sachs is hard," said Donald Rigoni, a vice president at Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. and a former Nomura employee. +Never have so many body parts been so vividly relinquished by their owner as they were in that ooey-gooey exegesis on doomed love. +The Air Force and National Oceanographic Atmospheric Administration fly into hurricanes to gain atmospheric data, but "as far as I know, we are the first private company to fly into a hurricane for purposes of research," Zamiar said. +USX, the No. 1 steelmaker, says its October steel orders jumped 18% from September. +The package resembles a previous plan by House Democratic leaders to provide "humanitarian" aid for the Contras. +The company makes data-processing systems. +"I'm not holding my breath on his voluntary departure," the president told reporters. +Employees working in areas where they are in contact with the public, or where conservative clothes are the norm, still tend to wear more formal garb. +He is one of a team examining the expedition, whose organizer and sole survivor, Alferd Packer, admitted eating his five colleagues but said he killed only one of them, and in self-defense. +The Army communique said Peri also was charged with "failure to obey the lawful regulations that require him to get permission to travel to the German Democratic Republic." +It gave no figures for unrest incidents, deaths and injuries. But they have been sharply down over the past year. +Killgore, a former Chappell aide, was then an official with the Washington office of Avco Corp., a rocket builder. +A House subcommittee this week will begin a series of four hearings on controversies surrounding the use of national forests. +The Soviet Union acknowledged Monday it has failed to win support for a Security Council resolution calling for an end to the deadly missile duel against each other's cities by Iran and Iraq. +In western Europe there were still 52 truck makers in operation in 1975. +However, Merrill Lynch & Co., its third largest advertising client, acted as financial adviser and will receive a minority stake, the sources said. +Those with less will get certificates entitling them to new and larger housing. +Until he resigned about a month after his October indictment, he served as one of several top aides to Mecham, who took office in January 1987. +In releasing its revised data, the IEA conceded that its demand figures previously had "tended to be at the lower end of the wide range of publicly available estimates." +So when speaking to a broker or fund representative, it will still be important to ask how the yield is calculated. +The plans maintain the real value of social security benefits, most of which will go up by 3.6 per cent in April 1993. The increase also reflects the impact of higher unemployment, and of higher take-up rates for other benefits. +The National Commercial Bank has important ties to the central bank and the royal family, "so much so that a word from the authorities could guarantee there are no further disruptive dealings," Mr. Nichols says. +There's still a lot of the fun-loving jetsetter left in him, but the solemn face looks more lined and lived-in. +The sessions reflect an expanding U.S. campaign to pressure Iraq to end its three-month occupation of Kuwait. +It added that it has requested the resignation of four Bayly directors and hopes to elect its own representatives. +Siegan, 63, was only the second judicial nominee to be rejected by the Judiciary Committee since the Democrats regained control in January 1987. +But Bryant is still pushing legislation to require foreign owners to register their major U.S. assets with the Commerce Department, including business, industrial, real estate and farm holdings. +About 21,000 1985 and 1986 Chevrolet and GMC P-30 trucks and G-30 vans also are being recalled to repair a control arm in the front suspension. +Off-duty bus driver Albert Ben-Ezra told army radio that he pursued the assailant and exchanged punches with him. +"I think the commission has a strong tradition in the enforcement area," he said. +"Now, however, I don't believe them," Matsui said earlier this year when he introduced the bill. "Never before in my 11 years in Congress has an issue been as crystal clear as this one. +"God will curse and scorch with hellfire the pale faces which harbor evil for the nation. +Ms. Love will reveal more of what she plans for Connoisseur today in New York at a private luncheon of the American Society of Magazine Editors. +The speaker is seeking a publisher for the book, and "four or five" have expressed an interest, Mair said. +Dow Jones futures index 123.71, up 0.01; spot index 120.84, off 0.15. +Trading activity was quiet for most of the day as investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of today's potentially market moving employment report. +Some cattle raisers have sought a ban on cattle-futures trading, contending that cash cattle prices are unduly depressed by that exchange's activity. +Its yield declined to 8.90% from 8.94%. +Politics seldom produce pure and unequivocal trends, particularly on an international scale. +But the Bush administration isn't convinced by the European arguments and stresses the need for more research as well as proven environmental measures like energy conservation and tree-planting. +My father spent several days last month rebuilding a large rock wall that had washed out in a spring rain, and he often plays football or baseball with my two sons. +BAT, meanwhile, is in the process of disposing of an estimated $6.6 billion in assets in an effort to fight off the Hoylake bid. +Albert R. Karr in Washington contributed to this article. +Mulroney led his party to an overwhelming victory four years ago, taking 210 of the then 282 seats in Commons. +They said government ministers and their entourages escaped across a bridge into Cameroon, just west across the Chari River from N'Djamena. +The Sun's first line of defence was that the event took place. +Mali, one of Africa's 10 poorest countries with a per capita income of $210 per year, has the second-highest infant mortality rate in the world. +The theory, based on a comparison of the genes of people around the world, is one of the most hotly contested controversies in the often-rancorous field of human origins. +A changed official attitude, however, was underscored at Saturday's ceremony by the presence by two ministers from the new government led by non-Communist Solidarity members. +It would be unfair to place all the blame for this on Mr Major and his colleagues. +It said a tornado touched down early Thursday at an airport in Camaguey city, destroying five Soviet-built MiG-21 fighter planes and several buildings. +"We believe it (the price rise) is going to come in first half of 1990s, most probably in 1992," said Gordon, who says his research has been based on examination of oil prices over more than a century. +Police announced over the public address system that the arrival hall should be vacated, but many people _ including members of the rival protest groups _ remained. +Among the victims, all elderly, were a shipowner, a blind lottery ticket salesman and Papadopoulos' mother-in-law. +Mayor succeeded M'Bow in 1987 and promised major reforms, including a new communications strategy aimed at toning down a UNESCO program critics saw as a threat to press freedom. +We dealt strictly with politics there." "If you were well connected in political circles, your application got strong, strong consideration," said Gilliam, who was deputy assistant secretary for policy development and evaluation. +"Sure, some strains are normal any time you're trying to do something difficult," Mr. Wollaeger said. +On Monday, Exxon reported an $850 million charge against second-quarter earnings for expenses associated with the Alaska oil spill, whose estimated cost now exceeds $1.25 billion. +"It's historic, but sad," Colmes said. "There is something about this building, maybe a radio muse that makes everything so special. +The San Juan, Puerto Rico-based savings bank's president, Mariano J. Mier, said the sale will give First Federal a hedge against possible future rises in interest rates. +Jack McPhee, director of the Office of Computers and Business Equipment, said the report calls for development of a coordinated policy led by the Vice President's Council on Competitiveness. +IBM also had suffered during a general selloff in technology stocks that began Tuesday on news of a bearish forecast for the personal computer industry. +"Henry Moore's international reputation was established by winning the Grand Prix for sculpture in 1948," said Ryland. +The purchase price was not revealed. +It takes that long for the fall in interest rates to be translated into new housing starts, increased production of investment goods and increased orders for exports. +He estimated 80 percent of the $1 million his firm spent in 1987-89 went for such entertainment. +Former Education Secretary William Bennett's nomination to head the war against drugs sailed through the Senate Judiciary Committee today and lawmakers planned to take it right to the floor for confirmation. +"I think if Mr. Evers was here, he'd tell us we have more important things to do than that," said Boyles. +Hindu-Moslem clashes are particularly worrisome now. +"The point of this thing is deterrence and not to be provocative," one official said. +I hear that in "Otello" productions the strangled Ms. Te Kanawa keeps from deep slumber by counting the number of coughs (from the audience, not the tenor), and once got up to a hundred. +"There will be significant reductions in paper, production and postage costs, plus fewer complaints and quicker payment," he predicts. +Most of the company's unspecified debt resulted from Hachette's $712 million purchase of the CBS magazine group from CBS Inc. in 1988. +Among its members are James McIntyre Jr., who was Jimmy Carter's budget director, and Walter Bish, a labor-union official. +WASHINGTON (AP) - Business inventories rose 0.7 percent in July, the biggest pileup in a year, and sales fell 0.5 percent, the government said in new signs of economic sluggishness. +Both nations have state-owned munitions companies that view Iran as a rich market. +But now it's tres chic and it's everywhere," said Erik Lauritzen, curator of the Nevada Historical Society exhibit. +GRAINS and SOYBEANS: Wheat futures prices closed mostly lower following an Agriculture Department wheat report. +Consider Procter & Gamble Co.'s John E. Pepper, who became the heir apparent at the consumer-products giant when he was named president four years ago. +Some of Tenneco's shareholders aren't pleased by the planned offering. +A call to the Machinists local in Miami was not answered Monday night. +One ambush wiped out the 29th Mechanized Brigade. +For the moment, however, "glasnost" was greasing all wheels. +Allied-Signal Inc. is even less explicit. +Price Waterhouse has provided details of its investigations to the Serious Fraud Office. +Brady has been to France and Britain and is continuing to the Far East for meetings with Korean and Japanese leaders. +Representatives from both those firms: Jones Lang Wootton and Weatherall Green & Smith. +The machinists are reviewing proposals they made in the past for recapitalizations that would pay a special shareholder dividend and give employees a minority stake. +First, Paribas must at all costs remain independent, under the control of its managers rather than an outside investor. +He no longer wanted to live," said Tatum. +But in consumer products, the industry has yet to find a hit to follow the video recorder. +Cox is used to rising to the occasion, having starred in the team's 1985 World Series loss to Kansas City, but Oquendo was unaccustomed to the spotlight. +Three years ago, Los Angeles cracked down on Pioneer Books Inc., a tradebook publisher run out of a garage. +We just aren't productive enough," he said. "We need more entrepreneurial activity." The company will trim up to 45,000 of its 285,700 workers by the end of next year. +Mr Gummer may ask the commission to look again at Durham; and that might affect Cleveland. +With gold demand slack and more governments than ever issuing gold bullion coins, he says, "They're grabbing for scraps." +After teaching at a Japanese college, he worked for the Japan Broadcasting Co. (NHK) and then at the Victor Co. of Japan, where he later became vice president. +"No lines today at the checkout," said Greta Meinischmidt, squeezing a shriveled apple, then a scrawny Cuban banana. "Very small, like our eggs. +In a country that in the past has pointed to a large number of doctors and hospitals as proof of the quality of health care, officials quickly declared that enough medical personnel were on the scene of the disaster. +Under instructions of Newcomb and the other teachers, the 265th started the chunky-sounding diesel-powered pumps. +Dilek's mother, Guldane Erdogan, 44, was silent for a few moments when she was told that her daughter probably would never see. +In short, don't expect anything next week," Hoffman said. +We have yet to come across crack," Connelly said. "For the year of 1987, we had 1,628 raids and did not come across it. +These are the "gold stackers." +Although estimates vary widely, demand for OPEC oil is estimated to be running at 21 million to 22 million barrels a day currently. +Starr, 49, lost the ring after a concert last October in the French capital. +The child's court-appointed guardian sought to exclude the public and news media from all hearings on Tessa's future. +But Europe was looking more attractive with 82 per cent of those surveyed expecting equities prices to rise, compared with 70 per cent. +Has the point been reached where it is only a young man's game? Not at all, says Mr Corzine, aged 47. One of the most productive members of the firm's management committee is in his late 50s. +It cited strong demand, noting that current production is sold out. +Stocks were still equivalent to 16 weeks of consumption and they needed to be 6 1/2 weeks before producers could relax. +Officials said that already more than 500 East Germans have applied for dealership contracts. +AIDS AID could rise still further. +Giveaways to schools and other agencies now help reduce the stockpile each year, but butter still is being produced at such a rate that the government suffers huge losses, Ms. Shipp said. +Since the start of the year, Mr. Neff has lowered his cash position. +In 1988, unground black pepper imports were valued at $95.2 million for 26,939 tons, compared with $147.8 million for 31,372 tons in 1987. +At a time when the apprehension of white-collar criminals has become a media staple, Mr. Orchard's life is an illustration of what happens at the other end of the legal process. +Mrs. Thatcher was to leave today for Moscow to meet with Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. +A Harvard official said, however, that Lorenzo was not present. +The firm had to switch to a slower, manual process for several days while the scanner was repaired. +Hoare is looking for Pounds 10.8m and expects a confident trading statement. Jewellery retailer Signet Group soothed investor nerves with a positive trading statement and the shares moved forward 3 1/2 to 31p. +He said investors who speculated the departure could indicate a weakening of the administration of Mikhail Gorbachev started selling yens to buy more dollars, helping to push the U.S. currency higher. +But he also says there are many differences. +ICI was dollar neutral, because although earnings from US operations were improved from a higher dollar, its dollar expenses were considerable, particularly for the raw materials of naphtha and oil. +Mrs. Marcos is free on $5 million bail. +"A better U.S.-Soviet relationship is to be valued in and of itself, but it also should be an instrument of positive change in the world," he said. +Nor were reporters permitted to wait outside the room just off the Senate floor where Dukakis set up his temporary office. +The vocal problems of recent years have melted away; the 'beat' in the voice is safely under control, and warmly affecting. +As big as the sale is, it doesn't include more than 100 horses from Mr. Hunt's racing stable. +Branch banking in the farm states clearly would be a help, but it would be less than a complete solution. +But his lawyers also said Reagan retains the right to invoke executive privilege to specific questions during the deposition. +Robert R. Prechter, a widely followed market forecaster, told his hotline subscribers Friday night it is "possible that the long-awaited short-term correction has begun." +But he is far less sanguine about reducing long-term unemployment, which he considers the biggest threat to the world economy. +Philip Bosco may not be the busiest actor in the New York theater. +Most in Washington agree that such cuts would be unbearable for the millions of Americans who rely on the government for aid and for business. +A senior colleague is less tactful: 'He is the toughest of us all.' When Mr Ryder took over the whips' office in November 1990, the party's MPs were in disarray. They had just ousted their leader. +British government bonds closed as much as 1/4-point lower following a tender by the Bank of England that attracted minimal applications for bonds. +At that point, Mr. Pilkey believes, towns will be abandoned. +The Federal Railroad Administration has ordered installation by mid-1990 of automatic controls on all trains operating on the high-speed Northeast Corridor. +Hundreds of people popped champagne corks and trampled on the bottles, leaving many downtown areas littered with glass. +They join more than 400,000 East Germans who have fled to West Germany since last summer, having abandoned hope that their living standards will improve. +It was not known if the embassy's statement was related to the lithium hydride deal, it said. +All the work, sacrifice and effort of the American people could end in the very same disaster that we inherited in 1981." +Meanwhile, Paul Tibbetts Jr., the man who flew that plane that dropped the bomb on Hiroshima, said he had no qualms about the mission that killed about 140,000 people. +But the show is at least watchable now. +Of the 5,401 subjects who were considered not depressed, 527, or 10 percent, had been diagnosed as having cancer or had died of it. +Earlier Gemayel was trying to form a civilian government under business tycoon Pierre Helou, 60, a Maronite Catholic who is a Parliament deputy. +Induced labor often is the result of inaccurate dating of the fetus. +The U.S., sensing the time is right for a reconciliation between Argentina and Britain, is nudging them to try to mend their fences. +Then came four years when the market beat the list three times, followed by the past year's resurgence. +"He repudiated the statement and apologized," Foley told reporters at the Capitol. "I accepted that," along with a promise that such attacks would not recur. +But the group said the alternative motor vehicle fuels plan was excessive, and agreed with the coal industry that utilities _ under the Bush plan _ would be unwilling to spend money on new, clean coal technology. +The lawsuit filed in state court seeks a $10 million fine, reimbursement to the city for cleanup costs, and full restoration of the kill _ a waterway between Staten Island and New Jersey _ and adjacent wetlands. +The U.S. Embassy in Beirut was closed last September. +The island, three miles north of San Francisco, is the largest island in San Francisco Bay. +But the slow initial response is further proof that buyers have become jaded by the almost continuous stream of incentives. +The rapid annual population growth of almost 3%, for one thing, means the nation must create 700,000 jobs a year. +If the retailer carries out its plans, that will almost certainly be seen as upbeat news in the other Macy issues are even lower. +The decision to put Chateau Latour up for sale makes sense in strategic terms, however strong the temptation to cling on to such a proud name. +Fourth-quarter net income rose to $2.4 million, or 74 cents a share, from $2.3 million, or 72 cents a share, a year earlier. +What's more, ladies and gentlemen, everybody can be a winner. +At the same time, the investment bank projects foreigners will increase their holdings of U.S. securities $152 billion to about $870 billion, compared with an increase of $135.9 billion in 1986. +Local news programmes for cable networks are also a possibility. +Political instability and the military threat posed by relentless Arab hostility have not helped either. +The Xedos 9 made its debut at the Frankfurt show last September and arrives in Britain early next year. The biggest hurdle Lexus and Xedos have to leap is entirely subjective. +Our horses had run 80 times, but none had been remotely in the class of Fallow or Chilly Billy. +If profit margins become so small that independent companies can no longer operate, new acts will find it even harder to gain recognition, he argues. Mr Garnett adds that a more liberal copyright regime could result in imports of pirate CDs. +Budget negotiators are considering the idea. +Analysts say that it wouldn't be unlikely for Time Warner to expand Six Flags' reach beyond the U.S. +The two Germanys currently have about 600,000 soldiers. +He said there also may be offers from Bakker, Charlotte, N.C., businessman George Shinn and an Oklahoma group he declined to identify. +These tiny figures may illustrate the potential for growth, but they also show the tightness of the market. +Inco said in November that it was considering an offering. +Mr. Lebow said such imports should increase in coming weeks. +"This is the most expensive treatment we've encountered," says Dr. Stephen Shon, medical director of California's mental-health department. +If each toad weighs four ounces, there are just about 160 billion toads. +Up to 1,000 buildings may have been damaged. +His (Zia's) credibility is already low. +In 1990 Fiat reported a 51% drop in consolidated profit to 1.61 trillion lire ($1.3 million) from 3.31 trillion lire in 1989. +Hajeh had been accused of collaborating with the Israeli authorities in helping to raze olive groves and recruiting Palestinians for Israeli intellience, sources in Nablus said. +Noorani says he considers the documents complete. Afghanistan was reported still opposed to having the text refer to "international boundaries" because of what it considers a border dispute dating to Pakistan's independence. +Libyan opposition figures say that the number is much higher and that Gadhafi held more than 100 political prisoners even after his bulldozer episode. +"It is absolutely vital to move quickly and aggressively, which is exactly what we did," he said. +S&P said it lowered its rating to triple-C-minus from B-minus. +These included portions of executives' salaries spent on new projects and public opinion polls taken in municipalities in which the company was seeking permits. +It also is studying the possibility of opening a different kind of park on property it owns in Anaheim beside Disneyland, setting up a bidding war of sorts between the cities. +Try that on a serious British historian. Fukuyama does, at least, tackle some of those countries which are not remotely near his 'liberal democracy' box. +The report said monetary policy so far has produced solid results, but it criticized the central bank for apparently basing its policy on short-term economic developments rather on long-term goals for the growth of the money supply. +Thortec Internaional Inc. said it reached agreements with an investor group and Wells Fargo Bank under which it will receive loans and an equity infusion in return for stock that will reduce the number of shares in public hands by as much as 85%. +Dr. Donal M. Billig will leave the Navy next week free and clear of charges that he killed three patients through surgical negligence. +The award results from the Navy's exercising of an option in an earlier contract it awarded Avondale. +Mrs. Bradosky said the engine was running and that she had shifted from park into drive and gently placed her foot on the accelerator when the car surged forward and would not stop despite pressure on the brake pedal. +The nation's second-biggest drugstore chain was taken private in December 1986 by management and Salomon Brothers, which holds Revco junk as well as shares. +The Republican has turned down all but one Oct. 30 debate appearance. +We are in the best position we have ever been.' +The committee and the full Senate don't plan to vote on the nomination until late January or early February. +In the investment-grade corporate debt market, prices rose 1/4 to 3/8 point. +Above that amount, a medical will become necessary. +DePaola refused to comment on his defense strategy after Friday's hearing. +Or rather what happened to the British who used to ski there? +She was not backstage, and nobody took a bow after the show. +But such sites are by definition risky. +Feb. 9 _ Kimberly Leach, 12, reported missing from her junior high school in Lake City. +Undoubtedly other methods will be developed as the AIDS epidemic spreads. +The basic snack-chip market remains "anyone with a mouth," says Mr. Davis. +The Anheuser-Busch Foundation in St. Louis said it will donate $2 million along with food, clothing and water. +The army spokesman's office said it had no reports of tear gas being fired by the army but was checking. +We had to bite the bullet. +While these companies acknowledge the absence of women in top spots, they dispute the implied criticism of the list's title. +He also said he believed the various factions holding captives knew one another. +The rumour spread that previously opposed senators were switching to Yes votes in the hope that a large affirmative vote would give everyone political 'cover'. +The land developer said "the timing of this stock buyback is excellent, as the company is in a strong cash position." +Soldiers today dynamited the homes of three Palestinians suspected of injuring three Israelis with stones, marking a new get-tough policy against rock throwers in the occupied territories. +The battle over "Platoon" is unsettling the home video industry. +This is their first real collaboration, although Barry made his television debut on Dick's "Morning Show" on CBS in 1955. "I'd come out and say, `Daddy,"' he recalls. +The Tamil insurrection grew out of a desire for a separate homeland, which militants said was needed to preserve the Tamil ethnic identity. +On the other hand, some report, they're deemed overqualified for jobs they're willing to take to make ends meet. +The incense vendor accepted a poor woman's coins and spooned tiny measures of powdered red sandalwood, honey-crystal myrrh and dried rosemary into scraps of paper. +"This is an ideal opportunity," to replace debt with equity, says Jerry Jordan, chief economist for First Interstate Bancorp, a Los Angeles-based bank holding company. +Among the jolted global investors is George Kuster, manager at Gulf & Occidental Investment Co. in Geneva. +"Environmental tobacco smoke is a particularly rich field for quack moralists to harvest bogus science," Smith said. +The ANC is insisting the government release all political prisoners and other conditions, while the government wants the ANC to agree to a cease-fire. +The private sector offers an array of expensive, confusing, overlapping policies that are marketed deceptively to consumers. +Robert L. Gibson, told reporters, "We're ready to go; the crew is excited about the mission, and we're anxious to be under way." +"We're constantly rethinking our equity exposure," he adds. +The suit says that, in any case, Mr. Rattigan would have been fired for disobeying the chairman and the board and for "gross disregard" of his duties. +They should do so regardless of what they feel about Japan, because more than its fate is at stake. +In 1787, Thomas H. Gallaudet, a pioneer of educating the deaf, was born in Philadelphia. +Farmer's Daily reports that the government may be able to pay cash for only half this year's crop. +Most funding comes from the companies that make the drugs involved, he said. +The consumer price index rose 0.4 per cent in the June quarter, giving an annual rate of 1.9 per cent. +The New York Comex elected John Hanemann chairman by a narrow margin. +Buarque de Holanda, who suffered from respiratory problems and Parkinson's Disease, died Monday at his home in a Rio suburb, said Claudio Lacerda, a spokesman for the Nova Fronteira publishing house. +The price appears steep for a unit with annual revenue of about $125 million. +Days after Superdrug acted, Boots announced 30 per cent price cuts in all its 1,100 stores. The speed and scale of its reaction were deliberate. +Town leaders also wooed companies that proposed a low-level nuclear waste dump, a sewage ash processing plant, a munitions testing site and, most recently, a landfill for municipal waste from Northeastern cities. +The Treasury's benchmark 30-year issue rose more than 1/8 point, or more than $1.25 for each $1,000 face amount. +'We must be teed up and ready for the off,' says managing director and clerk of the course David Parmley. +Corning has said it intends to merge International Clinical with its Metpath Inc. unit, which operates 13 clinical testing laboratories primarily in the northeast. +Mortgage-Backed Securities Mortgage securities prices posted modest losses in sparse trading. +Groups of people _ mostly men _ squat on street corners or sit in restaurants. +But in much of 1989 it accounted for more than 45 percent of the change in GNP. +The pound finished at $1.9042 in Tokyo Wednesday. +Yeltsin, in an address Monday to the Ukrainian legislature in Kiev, also compared Gorbachev with former Soviet leader Nikita Krushchev, who started a limited reform drive when he came to power in 1953. +Now wait a minute. +Local leaders dismiss a 1989 survey showing 745 people in the county were doubling up with friends or family, helping give the county the highest homeless rate in the state. +Beware of investing in something solely for tax reasons, and while some PEPs are good value, do not invest in the first to send you a brochure. The second problem is that higher taxes will dent your income. +That he was allowed to take his family with him on the trip indicated he was not expected to return. +Mr. Sette said the organization's consuming nations, which include the U.S. and all western European countries, indicated they would be ready to consider extra measures if they thought the situation justified them. +Intel was up 1 3/8 to 33 3/4. +This dalliance with hand-me-down-federalism has great implications not only here but across the country, as all levels of government seek to shift responsibilities in an era when money is as short as the public's patience with big government programs. +Designating a promotional role for the exchange chairman and delegating all management responsibility to the chief executive. +Many of his developments were adopted in standard aircraft electronics systems. +Target of several assassination attempts, including one at his church in September 1988, when thugs massacred at least 12 of his parishioners and wounded 70 others. +"Any time you take $100,000 from a program, it's going to affect it," McGuire said. +"When you talk about an involuntary risk, the society becomes much more cautious," said University of California-San Francisco biomedical engineer Stanton Glantz, an environmentalist and anti-smoking activist. +Thoreson's lawyer, Murray Schwartz, said she cried when he called her in California with the news. +She recovered from her injuries and testified in a closed session of the trial. +The talks between the Fund and Russia are said to be going badly, and an agreement before the G7 meeting with Mr Yeltsin in Munich on July 8 is unlikely. The IMF wants to apply the same criteria to Russia as it does to other member countries. +"It was clear that they were more interested in getting out than in," an associate of Mr. Keswick says of the raiders. +The Irish view is that, since the loyalists say that their own violence is retaliatory, an IRA ceasefire should lead to general peace. +States in the Great Plains and Intermountain West, with the exception of Utah, are still lingering from the early 1980s recession. +Likewise, Artra Group's stock plunged $9.50, to close at $29.50 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +Mr Bergsten says: 'If you look at exports plus imports in goods and services, that's now equivalent to 25 per cent of America's gross national product. +Shareholders and analysts had been concerned about the amount of debt Time Warner would have following the merger. +Basketball is quite a show at Thomas and Mack Center here, where the University of Nevada-Las Vegas plays. +AT&T will spend $1 billion this year on health benefits for active and retired workers, he said. +Tuesday's trading reversed three days of selling spurred by easing concern over cold weather and reports OPEC production surged beyond the levels set last year by the cartel. +And in the days leading up to the vote, the White House tacitly admitted that a vote for the plan was politically stupid. +Prosecutors submitted a list of payments to the judge Monday but insisted it be kept secret. +El Salvador's government and leftist rebels met for U.N.-mediated peace talks Wednesday in a new effort to end their civil war, but disagreement quickly surfaced on the issue of a cease-fire. +Not much was known about Sir Robert, but his Order of Merit impressed PW London. +The Reds' manager was in his office behind a closed door while the decision was broadcast on television. +Further studies of lipoprotein are needed to determine real risk. +Secord and associates to fund their covert airlift of arms. +Danish opt-outs are more a clever piece of Brussels drafting which spells out previously agreed exemptions but does not amend the substance of the treaty. +Soon after they began marketing merchandise in 1982, Paramount Pictures contacted them. +It earmarks earnings to help people in Mrs. Hayslip's native land recover from the wounds of war, providing medical equipment and supplies to hospitals and village clinics. +Deliberations began Monday after a 10-day trial before Coen. Jurors returned the verdict Tuesday after deliberating for seven hours, but it was sealed until Wednesday because O'Brien was unable to make it to court. +"I'm learning to be a friend to myself," she says in the August issue of Ladies' Home Journal. "Once a day, you say to yourself, `How are you, honey? +They live in an apartment complex built by the government for policemen. +It expects the rest of the reduction to be accomplished by attrition through the end of 1992 at the two plants, which produce engines for military and commercial aircraft. +"We've been doing things to react to our own business conditions, which has had the same effect on us as a recession," said AMD spokesman John Greenagel. "AMD has not performed as well as the semiconductor industry as a whole for some time. +The tickets were sold in Miami, Winter Haven, Coconut Creek and Venice. +"If you have to have someone who wants to overturn Roe vs. Wade, it's going to be a blood bath getting the nomination confirmed, and the same is true on the other side," predicted Senate Republican leader Bob Dole of Kansas. +Mr Rifkind might have ruled out the track authority option, but many on the Conservative right are wedded to it. +The maintenance office said the front lawn would need to be reseeded. +Today _ seven years later _ the richest 1 percent of our society pay 20 percent less in taxes. +As the FT has since learnt, the Arras town hall spokesman was right that his area was in the running until the last minute. The northern French town had been top of the Mercedes reserve list. +Another main provision would require all arbitragers, who speculate in takeover stocks, to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission and would bring risk arbitrage under tighter supervision, according to a Proxmire aide. +"It makes a difference to the INS," he said. "The Number 1 thing is to root out corruption in government. +Lawyers Boost Outlays For Local TV Ads 22% LAWYERS SPENT more than $39.8 million on local televison advertising in the first six months of 1989, according to the Television Bureau of Advertising. +Prior to the vote, she told a local newspaper she was frustrated with trying to get businesses and restaurants to impose voluntary restrictions. +Low-level flights over Paris are illegal, but several times in recent weeks a plane has been seen over the city late at night. +In the crowds that course through the streets below Wawel Castle, seat of the Polish kings, it seems as if every third person is a man or a woman of the cloth. +Suzanne Mubarak, wife of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and an expert on reading skills, said only 5 percent of books produced in Arab countries deal with basic sciences and only 10 percent with applied sciences. +This post-Challenger procedure detects flaws but also can create new problems. +Brazil's drier-than-normal weather is the only potentially bullish factor in the coffee market, he said. +When reporters goaded Bentsen with questions on whether Quayle would still be on the ticket Nov. 8, the Texan finally couldn't resist. +"These certificates are just like stocks that represent millions of dollars of U.S. grain reserves," the Kansas Democrat said. +The publishing house, founded in 1584, describes the dictionary as its most adventurous project since it started the first edition in the 19th century and completed it in 1928. +"But many of these markets you couldn't get into until two years ago." That's missing the point, counters a panel of corporate executives. +As a precaution, the U.S. government asked Mexico to send oil skimmers to help with cleanup operations if the situation worsens. "We're in the planning stages for what may be a catastrophic incident," said Maestas. +South Africa supports the rebels in their 13-year war. +Defense Secretary Carlucci said congressional demands for U.S. allies to pay more for defense are misguided. +Analysts said most of Friday's activity involved traders trying to square positions taken earlier in the week when prices ticked upward. +Tales of stolen wallets abound, while Mafia murders and disclosures of corruption in many cities have fuelled a general impression of lawlessness. +WHAT has happened to the flute? +Bush said, contrary to the basis of one question, that leaders in Western Europe "don't seem to agree" with some of the poltical criticism he gets in connection with his dealings with nations that have been in the Soviet sphere since World War II. +Thousands of people gather to watch. +The software industry is committing itself to the IBM platform. +Bentsen lately has been attacking the Republicans for negative campaigning and what he calls a character assassination of Dukakis. +One virtue of President Reagan's deficits has been to convert formerly liberal columnists to a conservative point of view. +Has Norman Lamont thought about this? +But overshadowing all the new product projects are GM's labor relations with the UAW. +The two division structure, which was only introduced two years ago, disappears and the remaining US operations will report to Kuenssberg. Kuenssberg, 51, joined Dawson in 1991 from Coats Viyella. +Suicide rates in rural Alaska quadrupled during the past decade and doubled in urban areas. +Mr. Kufta also is "looking for values" and preparing to buy bank stocks. +They're jealous of O-M's success, jealous of Bernard Tapie (the club's chairman) and they don't give a shit about Marseilles.' +The five-member commission voted unanimously Wednesday to approve a policy statement calling on self-regulatory organizations in the securities industry to review their computer systems periodically. +Lawmakers moved through the corridors of parliament Wednesday in search of a solution to the protracted political and economic crisis, and by dawn today, a Solidarity-led governing coalition had emerged as a real possibility. +The late President Hoover, a lifelong foe of communism, founded the library with his own World War I collection two years after the 1917 Soviet revolution. +Hungary, a communist nation in the Warsaw Pact, will clearly meet the criteria for a new extension of its most-favored-nation status, which presidents have renewed annually over the past decade, he said. +Sponsors of this massive meeting were none other than Italy's three major labor unions. +They were arrested after authorities broke down a wall. +In a statement, the Bush administration reiterated its support for a constitutional amendment to ban flag burning. +The appeals court has the power to order the retrial. +"We always thought the company had a lot of value in it," says William Corneliuson, a partner in the firm. +In 1987, the 9th U.S. Court of Appeals had blocked an effort by the IRS to obtain records of Philip Stuart and Mons Kapoor on behalf of the Canadian Department of National Revenue. +But two years ago, when she and her husband, Hamendra, got married, they had met only five times before. +There is even the odd Indian or Khmer sculpture. +Mayport is the Hancock's home port. Access to the ship, which was tied in the port, is strictly controlled, said Riccio. +Mr. Genoese says he will disclose more of his strategy this week. +But the U.S. currency rose instead. +This leaves the management in charge of the company, generates a complicated series of creditors' committees and results in large professional fees over years. 'Chapter 11 is frightful,' says Mr Mark Homan of Price Waterhouse, the accountancy firm. +He has forged strong links with Copa, the association of EC farming unions, which believes supply management is the right way forward for professional farmers on commercially viable holdings. +There are two ways to get the disease _ by going into areas infected with disease-carrying ticks, or having pets go into those areas and bring the ticks to you. +Coors says it "is active in promoting women's issues." +An army spokesman confirmed that Israeli soldiers shot and wounded two Palestinians. +Mr. Dart brought a Los Angeles attorney, James R. Andrews, whom he had hired to investigate Century Mineral's dealings. +"Still, a multiparty system is no panacea. +The gap between the touted and the unsung has not appeared that great. Saudi Arabia, indeed, could - though not should - have beaten Holland. +Prime Minister Jacques Chirac asserted that he wouldn't give in to the unions because that would threaten the country's economic recovery. +The report will have major implications for food prices and the administration's farm policy. +"For little firms, more effective regulations means one master, not two. +National Convenience also said that its $9.7 million letter of credit facility with Bank of America was extended to Oct. 31 from today. +The Greeks also were accused of arrogance and flouting the rules of the bidding. +Profits are still rising sharply and the dividend is covered 3.5 times even after yesterday's 10 per cent increase in the interim. +But it was our life." It still is Minnie's life. +'We had pencilled in a target of 8 3/4 per cent, which was already way below the consensus in the market.' There may be lessons to draw from the persistent bull market in US bonds, which has also defied analysts' expectations. +"We had a lot of characteristics that were bureaucratic, paternal, risk-averse." +The institute's president is Dr. John House, former President Reagan's ear doctor. +William E. Foster, chairman and chief executive officer, said the company enjoyed continued strong domestic demand through the quarter. +Members scramble to blunt criticism with early confessions. +Stevens undertook a similar strategy beginning in 1984, moving out of apparel fabrics and shifting its manufacturing to home textiles such as sheets and towels. +Analysts said today's report calmed worries that inflationary pressures were continuing to build. +The association said the deficit has been narrowing since 1987's second half. +That is due, in part, to Coke's immense marketing and distribution clout. +The group's original 1992 target of lopping off Dollars 7bn of costs by 1996 has been raised to Dollars 8bn. While the stringent diet is both necessary and welcome, it is the relatively easy part of IBM's strategy to return to health. +Its grip made it impossible for Koito to seek other, more profitable markets, he says. +The New York Times reported in its Sunday editions that the Bush administration plans to propose that both Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization take steps to ease tension in the Israeli-occupied territories. +Neither has there been any significant reduction in the Pacific military might of Vietnam's Big Brother, the Soviet Union. +I see it as someone who represents Canada and its people." Ms. Powell was born in New York City but moved to Canada as a child and now holds dual citizenship. +"This meeting is probably the last of the biggies, the last real multinational jamboree," said Ian Craig, a geneticist from Oxford University. +In the May-July quarter, Texas Air posted a $109.3 million net loss as losses at Eastern far outweighed a modest profit at Continental. +After the rescue, Harlan grabbed a fishing pole still hooked to the 485-pound marlin, and the fish eventually was caught. +The San Francisco concern isn't owned by Wells Fargo & Co., though a unit of that banking concern acts as adviser to the trust. +The BBC radio report, broadcast in London, made no mention of non-British Western hostages. +"When beans hit their limit and couldn't go any higher, silver traders decided to take profits and the metal's price fell back from best levels." +Velikhov accompanied Sakharov on the trip from the Soviet Union. +Dillard is planning to open eight new stores this year, including its first in Iowa and Nebraska. +The operational management will remain in place along with all 25 and 15 employees respectively. +The telecommunications company said it expects to reduce to 21,000 the size of the staff that currently supports its local telephone operations. +Actor Sean Penn and singer Madonna have separated and are planning to end their turbulent, three-year marriage, a spokesman for the pugnacious actor said Thursday. +True, social workers are unpopular. +And because the alternative minimum tax rate is 21%, compared with the 38.5% top rate for this year, deferring income away from 1987 could mean losing out on a lower rate. +It was this compound that was evacuated Wednesday. +The decision by a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia followed a March 31 ruling by another panel of judges at the court that found a companion FCC minority preference policy was unconstitutional. +Geldof was propped up by superstar guests on "Nowhere" and he sounds much more comfortable fronting an eight-piece band on "The Vegetarians of Love." +Overall, Penney's quarterly gross margin rose more than one percentage point to almost 33%, a significant increase in the retail business. +Lotus Development has reported a sharp drop in earnings for the third quarter. +As for people who perhaps can't distinquish between cheap and cheat, one man admitted he carries a paper bag with "Out of Order" written on it. +This past August, the auto maker floated two drastic proposals that would "slaughter the sacred cows," as company officials put it. +In a multiphasic, the dosage varies, with a woman taking perhaps 35 microgram pills on certain days of the month, 20 micograms on other days and 10 micograms on still others. +But the three-month peak may also represent the end of this leg of the dollar's upward correction, other market participants maintain. +Mark Fowler, former chairman of the FCC, said the agency is philosophically inclined to launch a proceeding to eliminate the cross-ownership rule, but it would face opposition from broadcasters who fear competition from newspaper publishers. +The entertainer, a vegetarian, ate a normal breakfast of orange juice and toast, but for dinner Damien cooked seven different dishes for him so he would have a choice, Galloway said. +"The company is probably paying too much in dividends," Mr. Healy said. +As both consumers and producers, they could be seen by their trading partners as an opportunity or as a challenge. +Voters at Ashfield's town meeting approved the anti-SDI article in a voice vote. +Instead, a dose of deregulation and free-spending led to hyper-inflation and huge debts in the mid-1980s. After his retirement, Menachem Begin rarely ventured out of his Jerusalem apartment. +They said they were robbed of gold and jewellery at gunpoint and their possessions looted. +To end catnaps by operators, plant officials also replaced comfortable, high-backed chairs in the control room with low-backed models. +After last summer's threats, security was increased at Japanese offices and hotels that are home to many Japanese businessmen. +Czech mayors are to be chosen by the councils. +The presenter would take the musicians out on pretty locations and inquire earnestly about their hobbies. +Israeli soldiers surrounded mosques in the West Bank cities of Hebron and Qalqilya and imposed a curfew Friday in the downtown district of Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip, Arab reports said. +The company also had an abundance of uncollectable accounts receivable from its residential business, says Gordon Thompson, a vice president. +The measure seemed intended to alleviate the fast increasing food shortages in this traditionally agrarian country of 9 million people. +Midland's restructuring is a series of changes since Sir Kit McMahon, chairman and group chief executive, joined the bank in 1986. +They praised Yeltsin's reputation for independence and battling corruption, which they said made him better suited for the post. +The strike, which began Sunday, has halted passenger rail services and about 30% of the country's freight transport. +Seasoned Euroyen issues posted losses of about 1/2 point in longer maturities. +But it paid the bondholders in late May to stave off a threat that creditors would force the company into bankruptcy-law proceedings. +The menu decisions were as impromptu as the cooking lessons, in part because some of the chefs had managed to cancel their shipments of expensive items. +The strategy also tries to wrest natural gas and oil pipeline control from an independent agency, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, that has become the moral equivalent of Gosplan. +Tylan Corp. said it plans to sell its U.S. diffusion furnace business, and took a $4 million pre-tax charge for its second quarter to reflect anticipated divestiture costs. +While a market crash is unlikely, Mr. Ketchum said, the prospect "can't be discarded entirely." +It would save much classroom time. Teachers could use the spare hours for their preferred style of continuous diagnostic assessments. +That appealed to me. +Redford, who received an honorary doctorate of science degree, criticized President Bush for failing to follow up on campaign promises to improve the environment. +Insured 7 3/4% term bonds due 2008 are priced at 99 1/2 to yield about 7.79%. +The Defense Forces admit to holding five officers, including the former police chief, Col. Leonidas Macias, arrested Wednesday morning when the attempt to take over Noriega's headquarters went awry. +As a result, the personal care products giant does not face a rerun of the election. +There's a plot, sort of. +The feeling was mutual, says Mrs. Chang. +Who do you think was the greatest American president? +The daily outflow of 2,500 East Germans has strained relations with West Germany, which has said it will close centers for the resettlers. +While in jail, the 69-year-old Hull had a heart attack and was hospitalized for three weeks. +Passengers could pay by the game to hear sporting events; other news and entertainment programs would be free through sponsors, the spokesman said. +One of the nation's longest and most bitter takeover battles formally ended Friday _ the last business day of the year _ with the $1.48 billion merger of Irving Bank Corp. with Bank of New York Co. Inc. +It might not be." If the death toll of 600 is accurate, this would be China's worst earthquake since the 1976 tremor that hit the northeastern city of Tangshan. +Flexible to suit agreement between adviser and client. Non-commission terms? +The remainder are to leave by Feb. 15. +He is charged with four felony counts of violating the federal Ethics in Government Act's one-year ban on former officials' lobbying of the agency for which they worked. +Traders, expecting an increase of 2.5 million to 3.2 million pounds, had bid the contracts for May and July delivery down the daily limit of 2 cents a pound. +Meanwhile, far to the northeast, hundreds of fires had blackened more than 2.2 million acres of forest in northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan. +But to the 1,500 men who fought and lost there, it was the first battle in a never-ending war against communism. +The bonds, for the Sisters of Providence Project, were priced to yield from 5.20% in 1991 to 7.20% in 2005. +She said the indefinite delay "gives time to settle the case" by dismissing the charges. +Democrats said the Andrews talks failed because of Bush's demand to cut the capital gains tax rate. +Euphoria took hold here as democratic changes began sweeping Eastern Europe. +He predicted that second-quarter growth is likely to be flat or slightly negative as a result of weak capital spending and sluggish inventory investment. +Any reasonable request for additional economic or military help is apt to get a sympathetic hearing at the White House and on Capitol Hill. +"We are trying to get done as soon as possible," a U.S. official said. +Both are running low in campaign cash to continue the fight. +"One of the reasons drug testing has gotten such a bad rap is because people have had lousy policies," he says. +That combination would reduce lake levels, possibly necessitating dredging ports and channels, the study said. +Insiders, particularly the venture capitalists that helped launch a company, often use an IPO as an opportunity to sell stock. +Taylor is survived by four sons and two daughters from two marriages, and by his third wife, Hungarian historian Eva Haraszti. +When July rose above $1.05 -- regarded as a key resistance level-further demand was attracted and prices shot up to their highs, analysts said. +A new national joint consultative council, for example, will be set up which will entitle the UCW to discuss Royal Mail's business plans with management. +In currency dealings, the dollar ended at 159.87 yen, up 0.04 yen from Tuesday's close at 159.83 yen. +The company said it is exploring, through Bear, Stearns & Co. a possible private placement of the Class A common stock. +He also is a brilliant musician; his saxophone makes angry music that demands attention. +The Dallas gift shop closes down several times a year to restock its inventory with close-out merchandise, then reopens during prime selling seasons. +Hoylake has also filed federal lawsuits in the nine states seeking to block the reviews. +If Maxicare can hold onto its members, investors say it could build a lot of cash and start paying its remaining debts quite fast. +President Bush on Sunday prepared to send Congress a $1.23 trillion 1991 spending plan that his budget director said contains no general tax increase and which he predicted will be "criticized unfairly" on Capitol Hill. +He added that only "one or two" stock brokerages are having difficulty settling accounts that total from three million Hong Kong dollars ($384,600) to four million Hong Kong dollars. +The hunger strike has been credited for rousing anti-government opposition. +They have already exceeded their target of 16,000 homes by the end of March. +Authorities last year seized nearly 2.7 million gallons of imported industrial chemicals used to process coca into cocaine. The year before, less than 1 million gallons of such chemicals were confiscated. +In the first two months of 1988, Standard & Poor's reports, investors snapped up more than $3.5 billion in shares of these investments. +Ann Dore McLaughlin may keep her post as Labor secretary or get another Cabinet position, possibly Interior, where she was undersecretary from 1984 to 1987. +Offered in February at $20 each, shares of the well-known publishing company rose about 47% because the offering was reasonably priced and the company has large operations in Europe, Mr. Natale says. +FARMLAND PRICES rise in some areas, stabilize in others. +Analyst Scott Smith told DJPIR he thinks the company's "broad product line and new product momentum" will allow Borland not only to emerge as a software leader but also weather a recession. +In a nonunion company, the handbook may promise the kind of protection that a union would offer. +It doesn't specify monetary damages, although under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, any damages awarded would be tripled. +Mr. Quayle falls comfort ably within what has become the center-right main stream of U.S. politics. +The voting age is 16, lowered from 18 by the Sandinistas who expect to harvest votes from youthful supporters. +President Reagan and Mikhail S. Gorbachev bade farewell at the Kremlin today, concluding a summit long on good will but short of achievement. +"The softness in the funds rate offered comfort to investors" and revived speculation that the Federal Reserve has eased its credit hold "very slightly," said Lawrence N. Leuzzi, a managing director at S.G. Warburg Securities Inc. +March's improved rate reflected a 15 percent surge in non-residential projects. +King-Casey also produced a group of packages for Wagner Spray Tech that simplifies such jobs as touch-up painting, filling wall cracks and painting window frames. +This is the second edition of this book and is required reading for candidates for chartered financial analyst certification. +The EPA said Monday every home in the country should be tested for radon because contamination is wider spread than previously believed. +And do you have a commitment from President-elect Bush to carry on the same policy line that you have for supporting the Nicaraguan resistance? A: Jerry, obviously I do not try to pin him down. +The early Sunday editions of the state-owned Cairo newspapers al-Ahram and al-Akhbar accused Arafat of supporting Saddam and deliberately trying to stop the summit from reaching any resolutions. +The plant-closings bill calls for employers with 100 or more employees to give at least 60 days' notice of plant closings or layoffs affecting 50 or more employees within a 90-day period at any single site. +"Have I done the right thing? +If he wins the presidential election in May, he is planning (threatening, say cynics) to lead 'a government without theft and with efficiency'. There is general acceptance in the country that official corruption is endemic. +He quickly had aides assure people he was not an anti-Semite. +Czech Mates? about the development of manufacturing after the fall of communism falls back on 'Another chance to see'. +Separately, the Commerce Department said housing starts jumped 5.5% in January on a surge in apartment construction. Housing economists found surprisingly little in the report to cheer them, however. +Besides some short and fitted ottoman cotton suits, Lacroix mixed themes of flower and polka dot prints in crepe de chine dresses or pareo-draped strapless dresses with mid-calf skirts. Tiny boleros heightened the long effect. +Initially, at least, the pipeline industry appeared to gain most from the ruling. +Auto pawning is a new wrinkle in an ancient industry going through some major changes. +A record 162 companies joined the list of NYSE-traded stocks last year, helping boost revenues to Dollars 374.5m. Trading volume was also exceptionally heavy, averaging 178.9m shares a day, the second highest in the exchange's 200-year history. +They have to do that in close contact and coordination," he said. +Miss Vincent is in her third year at Duke University Law School and hopes to go into corporate law, with an emphasis on international relations. +Those aims are right. +GM also sometimes loses credibility by denying it has problems instead of acknowledging and explaining them. +Small street demonstrations break out, for and against Noriega. +Clearance by British authorities of Nestle's bid for Rowntree had inspired dealings in a wide swath of issues during most of the morning. +Robert van Voren, the leader of a Netherlands-based human rights group that is campaigning against re-entry of the Soviets, said the use of psychiatry for politcal reasons is still common in the Soviet Union. +The founding family of Braselton, which is near Miss Basinger's native Athens, agreed last March to sell the actress about 1,700 acres _ the bulk of the small town in northeast Georgia. +Eurotunnel says it will complete the project by mid-1993. +The company expects to train 300. +Eliasson acknowledged that his bid to break the deadlock in peace talks has failed but said Aziz and his Iranian counterpart, Ali Akbar Velayati, would meet separately in New York in mid-December with U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar. +On the tape, the voice identified as Easter's insisted that the bad check charge is a mixup and asks an extra day to straighten it out. +Ruth Coleman recalls the tragedy as a "horrible thing." "It was a nightmare. +Mr Portillo said: 'I had hoped to go to my first council meeting with a more co-operative attitude but unfortunately the revival of the parental leave directive makes that impossible.' +Most systems use meaningful names, but it is not guaranteed. The Internet is not just one large bulletin board containing programs, it also is a repository of vast libraries of information. +The couple didn't attend Wednesday's hearing. +If the war is won quickly, Sen. Nunn's opposition to force may injure his presidential prospects, but Sen. Gore, who voted for the war resolution, would get a boost. +That's according to a list put out Saturday by Lake Superior State University, which gathers expressions annually for its Dishonour List of Words Banished from the English Language. +Many applicants from Japan don't even bother doing that. +From his book you get a very strong sense of art perverted by politics. +The slogans instead urge Soviets to get on with the business of restructuring the economy and society. +No cause of death was given for Nestor, who would have been 101 in October. +They are notoriously unwilling to pay for unbiased counselling and prefer to accept 'free' advice from salesmen. +The conservative chief of the Ukrainian Communist Party lost his position as boss of the Soviet Union's strongest political machine Thursday to a progressive protege of President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. +IBM's most powerful mainframe computer is the ES-3090 Model 600, which has six processors. +He called on Washington not to recognize the PLO. +Pro-gambling forces say the reservation's six casinos, where slot machines, craps, bingo and other games draw busloads of patrons from the Northeast, are an economic boon. +THE LEADING QUESTION: "If you found a way to make a tremendous profit, and could do it on a limited-risk basis, would you want to take advantage of it right now?" one salesman asked. +Two Air Force F-15 Eagle jet fighters from King Salmon intercepted a Soviet short-range transport plane 56 miles southwest of Cape Romanzof, the Air Force said Monday. +They gave impromptu interviews, surveyed the souvenirs and watched the live Cable News Network feed on huge television monitors set up throughout the center. +Paramount promised an appeal, while writers predicted their battles would be a bit easier against Hollywood studios. +The United States Information Agency helped arrange a White House trip. +NIA officials say that while their study is designed to last three years, they may have tentative results by early next year. +The offer expired Tuesday. +They had risen almost as much in January, 1.1 percent. +South of the Border is, geographically and perhaps aesthetically, midway between New Jersey and Disney World. +In London, silver was quoted at a bid of $5.08 a troy ounce, down from Wednesday's $5.15. +Wheat was down for the third straight week, oats for the seventh. +But in France, for example, the Socialist party embraced monetary and fiscal orthodoxy and lived with persistently high unemployment. +Meredith, 56, who in 1962 was the first black admitted to the University of Mississippi and is now an aide to conservative Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., made his remarks during a speech Wednesday at Suffolk University. +For July, sales figures were about flat with the previous month and down from exuberant year-earlier levels. +"One clear message seems to be that the system of proportional quota increases applied in Vienna in June just doesn't work," Petroleum Intelligence Weekly, an industry publication, said in a report released Monday. +But application forms for some products now tell people that they will be sent other marketing material - without a choice being offered. Mr Lamidey wants to meet banks to discuss such issues. +"We're pleased to be able to go back to our own corporate objectives in running our operations, which is finding ways to give shareholders maximum value," the spokeswoman said. +Two of the soldiers were wounded, police said. +Jose Canseco's troubles with the law aren't just with highway cops. +A tentative deal for the sale of the Coleman Camping Trailers division is awaiting finalization. +Ecuador has already decided to do so but Mexico said it could give no definite answer as yet. +Equally urgent is the development of international law for the position of world investment in case of war. +The Writers Guild of America membership Sunday voted 2,111 to 412, or by 83.7 percent, in favor of the pact with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers. +The point is re-iterated by official spokesmen backing the scheme. +It has a remarkable effect." Dr. Crystal takes credit for putting Genentech's DNase into aerosol form. He said the idea of using DNase has been around since the 1950s or so, but that the bovine form of the enzyme caused allergic reactions. +In his response, Reagan focused on the accomplishments he and Gorbachev have been able to achieve in their four meetings since 1985. +But the issue came to a head after the Federal Bureau of Investigation "sting" of Chicago trading pits, when reporters complained vociferously that they couldn't get information from one place on the traders making news, he says. +Pianist Bill Andrew will play requests on the grand piano in the Art Deco-inspired club car, where the brass window trim is complemented by "faux tortoise" leather wainscoting. +In the latest poll published Sunday, the Progress Party took eight percent, compared with the 4.8 percent it won in the previous election. +CalFed Inc.'s assets totaled $28.3 billion at the end of March, compared to $27.6 billion at the end of 1988. +This has made it seem that the banks were trying to block any dollar breakthrough into a new range. +"The name has got a magic connotation." The quandary facing Britain's Labor Party emerged starkly at its recent annual convention here: how to broaden its appeal without seeming to clutch at Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's coattails. +The realization that interest rates will be firm due to excessive demand for credit on the part of the federal government (including off-balance sheet requirements) and leveraged buyout related transactions. +He said the Red Cross and the Swiss Embassy have been advised of Weiss' death, and that arrangements for transfering his body to Switzerland were pending. +All figures have been seasonally adjusted. +Three weeks after a teacher was blamed for the accidental death of a 15-year-old student, Japanese authorities on Thursday decided to fire the teacher and discipline five other educators. +Each transportation count carries a maximum possible sentence of 10 years in prison. +These three companies filed petitions with the bankruptcy section of the High Court earlier Friday. +Bob Saueressig, a Bismarck advertising executive, said in 1983 he and others paid for a billboard that proclaimed: "Let's drop `North' and call it `Dakota."' The proposal generated national publicity, but the idea didn't fly. +The battle between Trans World Airlines owner Carl Icahn and the carrier's unions spilled into Congress on Thursday, with lawmakers dueling over whether a House subcommittee should scrutinize the dispute. +WASHINGTON _ Commerce Department reports leading economic indicators for September, 8:30 a.m. +Agriculture Department scientists are looking at the neem tree of Asia and Africa as a possible source of material to prevent the formation of aflatoxin, a food toxin that occurs in nature. +A recent evaluation of reserves by Minproc Engineers is believed to have suggested reserve levels of at least 20m tonnes with grades in the range of six to eight grams per tonne. +In addition, Wisconsin Central said it agreed to buy the operating assets of Itel's Fox River Valley Railroad Corp. for about $52.8 million, of which as much as $30 million may be in the form of Wisconsin Central shares. +Under the FTC's decision, Goodrich has 12 months to divest a plant in La Porte, Texas, which produces the constituent chemical. +Hope, more than fact, nurtured the notion in America that Deng Xiaoping and his heirs were secretly supporting democratic trends. +He was expected to get active support from the small Communist Party and passive support for the comeback by the middle-of-the-road Center Party. +And who holds power now? +Ehrenberg said that Prescott and other local officials were cooperative as the demonstrators arranged their rally. +"This is the all-time low in what we have for total surface water storage," said Creel. +Scaffolding will cover the Christ until about July and the restoration, to include landscaping and improvements in public facilities, will be completed in the fall. +Although annulled by Britain, Israel continues to recognise mandate orders. +Further cuts in nuclear arms would be considered after progress was made in recently opened arms talks in Vienna on slashing conventional, or non-nuclear, forces in Europe, the official said. +Many banks were burned. +The beauty products manufacturer has been under pressure to enhance profitability in the aftermath of unsolicited takeover proposals that Avon's board rejected. +WASHINGTON - Commerce Department reports factory orders for October. +Sen. Pete Domenici of New Mexico, the ranking Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, said there was "not as much positive support" for Moynihan's plan among negotiators as he had thought there might be. +No reason was given in the filing for the cut in stake, and Mr. Addington could not be reached for comment. +The General Foods division that sells Kool-Aid, for example, has devised a complex computer model that uses the latest sales data to help brand managers more quickly evaluate pricing decisions, promotions and ad spending. +February farm commodity prices averaged 130 percent of a 1977 base used for comparison, according to the preliminary figures, down from a revised January reading of 131 percent. +Presidio Oil Co. said it began an offer to allow holders to swap Class B common for Class A common on a share-for-share basis. +His remarks to more than 200 federal officials convened for a two-day conference had the tone of an informal farewell to the Public Health Service troops engaged in the struggle against AIDS. +Raycon makes electrical discharge machines and industrial lasers. +"Last September, in the course of investigating the pit bull issue, KCNC employees attended and videotaped a pit bull fight that took place in Arapahoe County. +The list was ridiculed by senior Conservatives. +"From a public relations standpoint, it's done some damage," says Mr. Kobren, the newsletter writer. +They now hold the fate of most Czech enterprises in their own hands. +As a result, Mr. Roeck told the analysts that Delta is eliminating Pan Am's capacity much sooner than planned. +It was right on for the '80s. +About 500 African students at Beijing Languages Institute have boycotted classes since Dec. 4 to protest charges by Chinese students that an African man assaulted a Chinese woman in her dormitory. +Looking at things realistically, one has to admit that the accumulated debt cannot be repaid or recovered on the original terms. +But of the 34 companies bought by the New York investment concern since it was formed in 1976, it has sold all but 13. +"We could produce a lot of them in a short period of time," Bozorgmanesh said. +BRUCE FLEISHER is ready to part with some of his family's heritage. +Tobacco companies can be held accountable for not having warned consumers about the hazards of smoking before a law was passed requiring warning labels on cigarette packages, a federal judge ruled. +Accepting that logic, each senior lender early in 1984 agreed to put up $1 million, if the other did. +Women of the Revolution consists of 27 more or less identical institutional metal-frame single beds, the mattresses and sheets of lead, and each with a slight hollow and puddle of water in the middle. +And if the entrepreneur is a 30-year-old with no credit history, forget it. +"I think on-site inspection presents problems," said one committee source. "One of the things we're trying to figure out is how to keep tabs on the Soviets who are coming here. +Any information Gentile uncovers must be made available to the public, Carey said. +An additional column of some 15 armored personnel carriers had moved through Vilnius in the early morning hours, Lithuanian officials said. +Perhaps it is already a little dated. +I express my hope that the authorities will respect their promises to guarantee their (workers') personal and professional safety." He said he hoped recently imprisoned activists now would be released. +The fee is paid in 13 four-weekly instalments. +The workforce has given the deal an enthusiastic welcome, and the commercial aircraft market seems finally to be climbing out of its Gulf war tailspin. +Media General officials said the offer was made through Sugarman's financial advisers. +Steelmakers suffered from lower prices in the first quarter, a trend that began in the second half of 1989. +Mr. Suzuki says that, using some measures, a lot of electronics stocks are undervalued. +The figures for the third quarter and the year-to-date results were restated to reflect a change in accounting procedures. +Landy and Wilson, who are vacationing in Hawaii, could not immediately be reached for comment. +He now works in a tool room. +Derek Stanley Bumbridge, 31, was charged Friday with conspiring "with persons unknown" to kidnap Dalloul and was to appear in court on Saturday. +The company also said the Securities and Exchange Commission has suggested changes in its accounting for the acquisition that could result in a restatement of 1986 results and a $12 million charge to earnings for that year. +Hypercard then will find the appropriate picture and description and go into as much detail as the student wishes to view, right down to the activities in individual cells. +He said that should combine with a rebound in the commercial passenger and cargo markets that were disrupted by the war. +But an administration official said Wednesday that the other member of the commission, Nicaraguan Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo, has raised no objections to the cash-for-food plan. +"The media reported it as black illegitimate welfare. +The procedure can take years, depending on the adoption laws in the country where the papers are filed. +Libya says the facility is a pharmaceutical plant. +Analysts gave Mrs. Brundtland roughly equal chances of remaining in government, with some suggesting she might be forced out initially but regain power over the divisive non-socialist bloc. +But in the longer term, more and more are taking the time-consuming, expensive route of training their own nationals from scratch or sending them to basic flying colleges abroad. +Many were the work of students at the Ecole des Beaux Arts (School of Fine Arts). +Hitmaker Ivan Reitman ("Twins") returns as director-producer and again he maintains a fine balance between the human and supernatural actors. +Similarly the contention that Moses was a myth and the Mosaic Code a concoction of post-Exilic priests is dismissed as "scepticism carried to the point of fanaticism." +It's so adorable." Some dogs arrived in limousines, and at least one wore what appeared to be a diamond-studded collar. +The American people await action. +About 80 percent of foreign financial backing for the films comes from the Arab oil states of the Persian Gulf, mainly Kuwait. +Mr. Iacocca vows to stay the course and lead Chrysler out of its problems. +Currency dealers said the dollar traded in a narrow range for much of the day. +Cars from the 1950s and 1960s are increasing in price for both nostalgic and demographic reasons. +Blankenship's attorney, Linda Murphy, said she would appeal, but said she considered the verdict a victory. +When the value of an investor's collateral falls below the amount of money the investor has borrowed to buy stock, a brokerage firm will make a "margin call" requiring the investor t put up more collateral or face the forced sale of the stock. +Without the benefits of reinsurance, April's bomb in the City of London would have swallowed up most of the additional capital raised recently by the likes of Royal Insurance and Commercial Union. +He was at the end of five days and nights negotiating with a group of Malaysian admirals to win an order for two frigates. +Analysis of the chimpanzee virus is presented in Thursday's issue of the British journal Nature by scientists from Gabon and from the Pasteur Institute in Paris. +The two companies have had a pooling arrangement since 1987. +Jigger noted that Nardi was the son of a reputed organized-crime figure in Cleveland with labor union ties, that Argie was a known gambling figure and a Hughes acquaintance, and that Allen Friedman was Jackie Presser's uncle. +A GAF spokesman declined comment beyond the company's statement. +The nation's retailers are getting a sales boost as millions of Americans crowd into stores and malls for last-minute Christmas shopping expeditions. +"Beginning in the second half of 1992, our ability for self-financing will increase tremendously," he noted. +His company is concentrating on supply to large industrial sites. But taking on British Gas will be no easy feat. +The modern, one-sory building is part of a tree-shaded retirement village. +On the Chicago Board of Trade, contracts calling for September delivery of this summer's crop fell 9 percent for corn and almost 12 percent for soybeans between May 5 and Friday. +The proposals were passed 164-125, with three absentions. +The death toll from the tornado that ripped through central Bangladesh passed 800 today when searchers found 14 bodies in the ruins of houses and two other people died of injuries, officials said. +FARM AID TO CBS: Last April's fourth annual "Farm Aid" music concert has been condensed to a two-hour special CBS will air this Saturday. +House prices in the UK rose by a seasonally-adjusted 1.6 per cent in April, the largest monthly increase for more than four years, according to Halifax building society this week. This follows a 1.4 per cent rise reported by the society in March. +When I'm out, they won't even let me pay for meals. +It was $170 billion last year and is running at an annual rate of $137 billion this year. +Intel's profit increased 17% in the third quarter on an unexpected late surge in computer chip orders. +The world's Moslems are expected to follow. +The woman who found the boy, Guadalupe de la Vega of Juarez, said she thinks Savat might be from the United States because he doesn't like chili, tortillas or beans, but readily eats hamburgers and hot dogs. +The US may think that it is no harm to have an extra ally in this volatile region of Europe. +Judge John Mariano ordered him held without bail and granted an adjournment until Friday. +A few onlookers posed for photographs beside the luxurious wheels, he said. +The official Hungarian news agency MTI quoted a Czechoslovak, not identified, as saying tanks were in the streets. +We explain the basics. What are corporate bonds? They come in several different varieties. +It was the third successive month in which prices fell. Halifax blamed the sharp decline on a bunching of sales in August, as buyers rushed to beat the deadline for the end of stamp duty concessions. +SEIU emerged victorious in two of the hardest fought battles, gaining 5,000 members in the Baltimore area and another 2,500 in Michigan. +Bondholders received 25% of Southland's stock in exchange for accepting the halving in value of their notes. +A finding that they do is likely to prompt moves to counter it. +"Now you go back and it looks like a scene out of southern Lebanon," Abraham says. +The abbreviation for acquired immune deficiency syndrome was seen and heard everywhere by the late 1980s. +Drexel employees would also be prohibited from acquiring stock or warrants of an issuer for which Drexel has written or privately placed securities within the preceding six months. +"They have about six to eight weeks' supply," he said, which is below normal. +Miss Collins, Day Lewis, Branagh, Ephron and the "Dead Poets Society" have been nominated for Academy Awards, which will be announced in Los Angeles next Monday. +William S. Ogden, the No. 2 executive at Continental, who often clashed with John E. Swearingen, the banking concern's chairman and chief executive officer, was passed over for the top job. +The plant will make static random access memory chips (SRAMs) and eventually dynamic random access memory chips, also called DRAMs. SRAMs are faster but more expensive than the more common DRAMs. Japan dominates the world market for computer memory chips. +Telam said lights at the base went out shortly afterward. +"We note, however, that the FMLN staged a major ambush yesterday, killing 16 Salvadoran soldiers and that FMLN terrorists have burned more than 40 privately owned buses over the past month," she said. +The number of high-paying guests also is less than half what was expected, Mr. Vial acknowledged. +At least 25 cars were involved in a pile-up on an interstate highway in the northern Indiana county, police said. +The administration had accepted that provision. +These two businesses will represent "an exceptionally powerful combination" to enhance shareholder value in the years ahead, it said. +"The magazine tried to be both Northern California and Southern California, and ended up not being anything," says Ann Kalman, media and marketing director at Della Femina McNamee in Los Angeles. +I have had to fight for the right to eat at Burger King rather than McDonald's. +Earlier this fall, Tandon borrowed $7 million from Foothill Capital Corp. under a secured revolving credit line of as much as $8 million. +While he was reluctant to estimate when the Nasdaq market will pull out of its funk, Mr. Sulya said, "It could be a dull summer." Trading in Ameritrust, however, added some life to the session. +The cleavage-enhancing, underwired, padded bra that defines the decollete of an evening gown would look simply vulgar under a skinny cropped T-shirt. +Albert J. Bland of Joppa, Md. , retired from the Air Force, who served in the Pacific theater during World War II; _Lt. +As the smell of rot dispersed, a diversity of spaces and heights appeared which will make it an exciting place for the new owner to finish. the council has wisely left it a shell building. +Maybe they're worth two bucks." +This week, there was instead a certain desire to wrap together the anniversary of D-Day and the European elections. As one paper in the Pyrenees put it, western Europe today is much better than other places, in spite of its faults. +The group planned a protest later Thursday in Los Angeles. +Apparently responding to media allegations, Haefliger said nothing pointed to punishable or "scandalous" deeds in the Justice Ministry. +Readings were in the 50s in portions of Montana and the Pacific Coast. +Earnings from world-wide exploration and production totaled $993 million, or $185 million higher than a year earlier. +While rising oil prices are likely to fatten the nation's import bill, the weak economy will probably curb imports in other areas, many analysts believe. +He said the court's conclusion contradicted historical practice that "already existed in 1791" when the Bill of Rights was ratified and that "has been generally adhered to by the traditions of our society ever since." +But there still is Miami-based G. Gordon Liddy & Associates, a private investigation and guard company. +But Gray's recent order to board officials to stay at modest hotels apparently came too late to change some plans. +According to Beverage Marketing Corp., a New York consultant, 23% of Lite drinkers are older than age 50, far more than for other light beers. +(43) "Twin Peaks," ABC, 5.8. +U.N. Resolution 435, which outlines the independence process, specifies that the assembly elected to draft a new constitution for Namibia, also known as South-West Africa, can act only with support of two-thirds of the delegates. +Charles Hutto, now 39, says he also overcame a drinking problem that developed as he struggled with the burden of My Lai. +The EEC said meat treated with hormones could pose a health risk, which Washington disputes. +The company is eliminating nearly 20% of its work force world-wide and has warned that its loss for 1990 will total about four billion Dutch guilders ($2.4 billion). +Ms. Thomas-Friedland's husband, Edward Friedland, told police he found her body on his return from work around 10 p.m. Friday. +"Investors were not in the buying mood simply because of the discount rate rumor," Nomura added. +"The evidence in this case is strong; it's stout," Bynum said. +Ms. Gabel allegedly was hired by Ms. Myerson for a $19,000-a-year city job in order to influence Mrs. Gabel. +U.S. Ambassador James Lilley said 70 more Americans left Beijing on Friday, including his wife. +John A. Mulheren Jr. took the stand at his securities fraud trial and denied making an illegal stock "parking" transaction with Ivan Boesky. +He indicates, moreover, that sales may trail expectations through April. +Mr. Spence said the Japanese intervention failed partly because of strong negative sentiment on the yen, as the Nikkei stock average languishes below 22000 and political scandals continue to taint Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa. +Among the top causes of death among children is inhaling pieces of balloons, which can obstruct the windpipe and choke a child, explained Brown at an outdoor news conference called to discuss the safety of summer toys. +Any law whose language can be construed, as RICO's has, to cover the conduct of Mafia loansharks, Wall Street financiers, Chicago commodity traders and Los Angeles slumlords is vague and overly broad. +Assistant U.S. Attorney Martin F. Murphy had recommended a total prison sentence of eight years, while defense attorney Charles McGinty requested a suspended sentence. +The outcome could end a struggle that has divided the state since the first King holiday bill was introduced and defeated in 1975. +'This is just a temporary holding operation', he says. +The company said "severe discounting and the loss of market share" caused the drop. +And in my view, one of his principal purposes, simply as a statesman, was to give assurance that this was not a proclamation of every right that should be the right of the free people." +Together, we achieved a new beginning for our country and prepared the way for the next administration to build on our accomplishments. +Sofer said his ancestors and those of most Iraqi Jews came to Baghdad from Babylon centuries ago. +LVMH was formed in 1987 by the merger of two prominent family-controlled companies, the baggage, perfume and champagne distributor Louis Vuitton SA and the champagne, spirits and perfume company Moet-Hennessy SA. +A company vice president praised the decision, noting that the federal regulators reviewed the case "in light of circumstances that existed when decisions were made rather than on the basis of later developments." +He started his career under his father, Basilio, who taught him to use nature as a subject. +This circumstance is more easily remedied, and thus considerably less burdensome than indigency which "may make it difficult _ and in some cases, perhaps, impossible _ for some women to have abortions" without public funding. +Tony Mullucks (of Mullucks Wells) says Pounds 70,000-Pounds 80,000 in east Hertfordshire and Essex buys one that is habitable but needs modernising. +Hunt's mother had left him shrieking in a closet because he'd complained about her plans to go out for the evening. When she got home, she discovered he'd been screaming because his pinkie was stuck in the closet door. +By one reckoning, the states of New York and Connecticut dropped into recession in December, joining 27 other states that earlier had descended to that level. +Under NATO agreements, however, the planes are committed to the defense of Italy, Greece and Turkey, and if they were removed from Spain they would probably have to be taken back to the U.S. +In a pair of new economic reports, the government says the nation's unemployment rate fell in March and construction spending slipped in February. +"Be advised, there's a sheriff's sale on the first floor," said a voice crackling over a bailiff's walkie-talkie. +Gorbachev, who got the Russian troops out of Afghanistan, is likely to fail with his restructuring efforts and be replaced by a leader "far more hostile" to the West, Cheney said in a TV interview broadcast last Saturday. +"It's a real good hiding spot," he said. "I figured if anybody found it, it would really shake them up." "He was always up to something when he was a kid," said Kingston's grandmother, Ethel Kunit. +"This is a Jesus rally," he said. "We are not in opposition to other religious groups. +Lower interest receipts are already dampening GUS's figures. +Ibarruri's body was to lie in state until Thursday, when party leaders have scheduled a commemorative rally in downtown Madrid. Burial is scheduled later that day at a municipal cemetery beside the tomb of Spanish Socialist Party founder Pablo Iglesias. +But he didn't specifically criticize the administration or Congress. +Lower costs could underline the case for sending data over mobile radio and not over mobile data networks, Mr Barrett says. He notes that some mobile radio networks offer lower tariffs for users wanting to transmit data. +In a very few days, they will be a bare tracery of branches, like the pillars of tall cathedrals, reaching for the light. +Sweet replied that his experience in education fulfills the requirement. +But, as you probably have suspected, that doesn't mean your personal rate can't rise faster than that. +Last week Mr. Adler lowered his rating from hold to "avoid" on Boise Cascade, Champion International, Great Northern Nekoosa, International Paper, Louisiana Pacific and Weyerhaeuser. +Nonetheless, the action by Broad and its chairman and chief executive officer, Eli Broad, who are considered skilled negotiators for distressed insurance merchandise, caught the industry's attention. +The authors present no analysis to support this notion, though knowing them both to be careful students they have doubtless done the requisite analysis. Perhaps they would be willing to share it with us. +Members of "Thou Shalt Not Kill" met with Cooper for three hours in her Indiana prison cell this week. +De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd. said it is raising the average price of rough uncut diamonds 13.5% because the market is so buoyant. +That, of course, lets him indirectly bash Sen. Dole as well. +Johnston, who is seeking a fourth term in Washington, is out to capture 50 percent of the vote in the Oct 6 primary to avoid a November runoff against Duke. +Mecham was convicted April 4 by the Senate on impeachment charges of misusing $80,000 from the governor's protocol fund and trying to thwart an investigation of an alleged death threat. +The House is expected today to vote to repeal the Catastrophic Care Act of 1988. +It isn't legal here," the spokesman added. +The former Wyoming representative said that as Congress makes key budget decisions, lawmakers must show they have the willpower to cut entire programs in order to hold the line on the nation's defense budget. +The Sears catalog business hasn't made money since 1985, and executives now seem determined to do whatever is necessary to save the 106-year-old operation. +As part of it, about 20 educational workshops were offered on such things as finance, marketing and management. +The jewelry company said it will report a gain of about $2 million on the sale in the fiscal first quarter of 1988. +"They're playing perfectly into the hands of the consumer." Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the discounter based in Bentonville, Ark., that is now the nation's largest retailer, posted a 10% increase in same-store sales. +Mahoney said the project is the largest study of acid rain ever conducted. +Traffic has increased following a campaign by the Syrian-backed government to woo back foreign airlines after the 15-year civil war ended in October 1990. +The price was estimated at $65 million. +What _ Q. But are you satisfied _ if you are very satisfied _ did you meet your goals? A. I am very satisfied. +The group isn't being asked to review the issues of takeovers, corporate governance or insider trading, Mr. Fitzwater said. +"I think the junk-bond market is but a fraction of the stock market. +The tentative deal announced Monday carries high risks as well as potential gains for United Telecommunications Inc., the phone company that is raising its stake in US Sprint to 80.1 percent from 50 percent. +"If they are unable to perform the audit work, we should not have any difficulty in awarding the contract to another firm," he said, adding that TWA has received several offers from other accounting firms. +"The notes still don't look attractive," when compared with alternative investments. +Marshall said the pro-life organization's narrow focus ensured its resources reflected political support for that issue. +Moreover, some commercial bankers fear that once they gain these powers, the investment banks may bar them from participating in their syndicates. +The Bush administration has been pressuring the Fed to ease interest rates aggressively in an effort to lessen the severity of the recession that many economists think began in October. +"When this is over, who's going to clean up the mess?" +Assuming pre-tax profits of more than Pounds 400m for the full year, the shares are on a deserved, if not generous, premium to the market. +O'Toole is characteristically dissolute and charming, maintaining his legendary poise even in a film that sends him to Hell and back. +Luis Montes Lecaros to replace Adm. Alfonso Panizo as head of the navy. +Mr. Hoglund said GM doesn't plan similar consolidations of manufacturing and engineering "product teams" with Buick or Oldsmobile because those divisions "have broader product ranges" and "there wouldn't be a natural synergy." +The speed-limit increase is expected to have trouble again in the House. +Mr. Pettit called the likelihood about 70% in favor of a rate shift. +The catharsis must occur," the conservative leader said. +Bank of Boston's Mr. Egan argued that mark-yen cross trading is more likely to be the major influence on the dollar's direction this week. +But whatever their motivations, these cases are further evidence of the often-voiced view that we are indeed becoming a nation ruled by judges instead of law. +Diestel would not give the age or gender of Miss Albrecht's child or details about her husband, nor would he identify the country in which she had been working. +Fine Homes said it earned 70 cents a limited partnership unit in the quarter ended June 24. +Larger-than-expected storage of pork bellies typically exerts downward pressure on futures prices. +U S West Inc., pressured by anti-pornography activists, is preparing to revoke access by so-called dial-a-porn services to its 14-state telephone network. +Mr. Ratajczak said the figures suggest that the rise in durable-goods inventories was bigger than previously estimated. +One reason for its optimism: "The Japanese economy has grown about 5% annually for nearly three years. This pace will not likely be maintained." +"It would look better if he had shown up on time, but there's hope," said Ruffin's attorney, Jeff Collins. +Letting more people into Alaska is what economic boosters have had in mind for years. +Use of the "turbas" hardly would accelerate that process. +The newspaper is founding a publishing house that will print magazines and books, including an anthology of articles from Lidove Noviny in its samizdat days. +The gelatin capsule manufacturer also said a shareholders meeting scheduled to resume Thursday would be put off until Sept. 26 pending action on court challenges involving the board election. +An exchange of 1,158 sick and disabled POWs sponsored by the International Committee for the Red Cross in November collapsed four days after it began, amid mutual recriminations over the numbers to be repatriated. +But a 12,000-acre arson fire that destroyed one house in the San Bernardino Mountains east of Los Angeles has been contained, fire officials said. +Frontier Federal Savings and Loan Association, Walla Walla, Wash., $166 million. +They argued that after the oil-market collapse of January 1986 it wasn't Mr. Salinas who changed, but Mexican central bankers who saved the country by ramming through peso devaluation and trade liberalization. +London's major bullion dealers fixed a recommended gold price of $373.90 per ounce at midmorning, from $371.75 bid per ounce late Wednesday. +Westinghouse officials say that partitions now account for just 30% of office-furniture industry sales. +After a "Nightline" appearance last month, Thomas supporter Gary Bauer found Mr. Neas chatting like best friends with Nina Totenberg, the National Public Radio reporter who broke Anita Hill's story. +The only incumbent trailing a challenger in fund-raising was Sen. Daniel Akaka of Hawaii, a Democrat who was appointed to the seat in May. Akaka is facing his former House colleague, Republican Rep. Pat Saiki. +Rights and responsibilities, provisions for expert arbitration, and specified levels of insurance could be set out clearly, in advance, by contract. +Still, the outlook is uncertain. +GM, which released its results after the markets closed, was the Big Board's ninth most-active issue, with more than 1.8 million shares changing hands. +But he says the slowdown had long been anticipated, allowing companies to plan for it. +In addition, Kentucky Attorney General David L. Armstrong said yesterday he will pursue his litigation against Chrysler in Kentucky courts despite the settlement. +The shares are due to start trading on July 20 although some brokers fear further delay. +Mill workers on strike since last June have been replaced and in recent weeks, there have beeen three incidents of gas leaks. +DeBow, who was in court Thursday, was in jail for a traffic charge of illegal transportation of alcohol at the time of the beating. +Pay'n Save rose 1 1/8 to 7 1/8. +'First, there is no question of a breach of confidentiality with us. +The author isn't a bad listener, just a selective one. +Stanford charged 74% last year, sought 78% this year, came down to 70% under federal pressure and was trimmed under last month's action to 55.5% by the Office of Naval Research. +The earned income tax credit _ available to low- and moderate-income families with children _ offers an example of how rural working poor benefit more from such programs than those in the city. +Mrs. Dole is the wife of Kansas Sen. Bob Dole who battled Bush unsuccessfully for the GOP presidential nomination. +Its trade surplus - FFr23bn in the first nine months of last year - is now threatened by the depreciation of many of its neighbours' currencies. +Review editors, hoping to defend the newspaper from these attacks and discover who inserted the Hitler quote, asked the Hanover, N.H., police to investigate under a law that makes computer tampering a felony. +The only official reference experts could uncover was a 1980 law creating a state commission to serve the aging. +Northern Trust is another," he said. +Since the entire story turns on the believability of their love for each other, these moments are especially demanding on actors and director, and they work wonderfully. +The surcharge would allow the two companies to quickly recover plant construction costs, the sources said. +The body of Brian Hinger of Newark was recovered in a logjam in the north fork of the Licking River north of Buckeye Lake near St. Louisville, Newton Township Fire Chief Jim Glover said. +Royal Dutch/Shell's Shell Canada unit disclosed plans for a major oil exploration effort in Canada's northern Mackenzie River delta area. +The telecommunications giant's first-quarter pretax profit slumped 14% to 1.01 billion kronor ($163.3 million). +Siemens AG, West German's largest electronics company, signed an accord to produce industrial robots with a government electronics company in East Germany. +That case involved defendants who burned a flag in a protest on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. +SEC Chairman Richard S. Breeden said he was "extremely pleased" with the NYSE panel's recommendation. +All that fervor, Hall says, has produced a treat for drivers _ and for him. +This year he has disclosed substantial stakes in Ramada Inc., a hotel and casino company, and Pay 'N Pak Stores Inc. +"A two-minute (commercial) was a more sensible and economical way to go." +They minimized the charges, saying the U.S. Attorney's Office must have considered them too weak to bring against Milken. +Croatia and Serbia have tried to carve up Bosnia,' he added. British officials said that the conference chairmen were not intending to establish pre-conditions for attending. +The full-year results include a $60 million charge in the third quarter related to the company's restructuring. +Gorton vows to "hear better, to listen better." +"It was still pretty thick," he said. +"My grandfather, R.J. Reynolds, helped get America hooked on cigarettes through clever advertising. +AT THE Rosyth yard, work for organisations other than the Ministry of Defence will account for nearly 40 per cent of activity in 1992-93 and 20 per cent of its expected turnover of Pounds 165m, Richard Evans and James Buxton write. +Campaign schedules and events are built around getting the candidate on the evening news. +A fifth suspect, also a former employee, remained at large Tuesday. +The International Committee of the Red Cross is sending doctors to Soviet Georgia to treat victims of a powerful gas used against pro-independence demonstrators last month, a newspaper said Friday. +ABC's "The Final Days," a movie about President Nixon's last weeks in office during the Watergate scandal, was second to CBS on Sunday in overnight ratings for 21 cities, ABC estimates showed Monday. +It "can't make any difference at all," the old man says. +Bolte, who retired from active duty in 1955, was a company commander in World War I. As a major general in World War II, he commanded the 34th Infantry Division in Italy. +Unanticipated inflation creates unearned wealth and undeserved poverty. +Economic policy was not always so heavily burdened. +"There was absolutely no chocolate until the Liberation," Carla said. +For two years, animal trainer Gunther Gebel-Williams has been bidding farewell in what has arguably been one of the longest exits in entertainment history. +Specifically it took Sun Alliance off the sell list and the stock rose 8 to 307p. Laing's change of heart is part of a market-wide review of the sector that concentrates on recent slides in the stocks rather than fundamental considerations. +The young woman isn't amused. +Intermediaries had informed Arafat that seeking entry would be "controversial" and then word came back that he did not intend to ask for a visa, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +The delegation includes aviation officials, aircraft designers and a test pilot. +ADM received a $29.2 million subsidy for its gasohol operation last year alone; in the past, Mr. Andreas has lobbied such congressional friends as Senate Minority leader Robert Dole to impose draconian restrictions on alcohol fuel imports. +In this neighborhood, there are problems like this in every family." While drug dealers increase their hold on the slums, the drug business has permeated the local economy. +They complain that they had to wait two months before getting any official word on how he died. +A naked Richard lies reluctantly on the floor while his wife tries to stir him. +The wingspan, however, is about 172 feet, almost the span of a B-52 bomber. +Washington attorney Mark Gittenstein, chief counsel to the Senate Judiciary Committee during the Bork hearings, also is at work on a Bork book. +He admits being one of the hijackers, but denies killing Stethem. +Some industry executives had speculated that the record company might be put under the control of Peter Guber, chief executive of Sony's Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc. unit. +By this summer, Mead plans to drop Energy Department reports and other research published by the government's National Technical Information Service, Mr. Simpson says. +Now that they have joined with the government, it is peaceful." Farmers have started cultivating again in the past year, but the town still has a menacing air. +Mr. Gunther said Atari then changed the campaign, dropping the reference to numbers of games, but stating that Atari plays both disk and cartridge-based games, while Nintendo plays only cartridge-based games. +The Trump executives had been in New York City for a news conference promoting the Feb. 3 World Boxing Organization bout at the Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino between junior welterweights Hector Camacho and Vinny Pazienza. +"Let's not delude ourselves into thinking that this program is going to instantaneously capture all medical waste," says Dr. John Moore, deputy EPA administrator and chairman of an agency task force on medical waste. +Financiere de Paribas, an ally, later announced it boosted its stake in the group to 7% from 2%, after a similar move by the state-owned insurer Assurances Generales de France. +Major retailers posted a 5% rise in August sales at stores open at least a year. +It agreed to be bought by Continental Cablevision for $46.50 a share. +ETSU for Department of Energy. HMSO. +He expects to see rationalisation. +Unless it receives a cash infusion, the city has warned it will not be able to meet the Jan. 4 payroll. +Recently privatized British Aerospace is the most enthusiastic. +"A party that lacked the support of 64% of the voters has come to power alone, winning nearly two-thirds of the parliamentary seats," the newspaper Hurriyet wrote in an editorial yesterday. +Few economists on Wall Street had considered that as even a remote possibility. +Artists have always stood on the edge of society: loners like Larkin or radicals like Pinter or angst-ridden neurotics like Allen. +This, along with the colonial government's decision to delay elections until 1991, has led some local activists to believe China already is calling the shots in Hong Kong. +On Saturday, the last day of the festival, the performances took place in San Salvador as planned, in a plaza across from the Metropolitan Cathedral. +Tomato prices hit a record high in May at $43.60 per hundred pounds. +Everyone is delighted." Town crier Peter Moore, dressed in a red tunic and swinging a brass hand bell, opened bottles of champagne and announced the birth to crowds of reporters and members of the public waiting outside the hospital. +Five guerrillas were killed in Lebanon, and two who infiltrated from Egypt were captured. +The office did not release his name or reveal his whereabouts. +He said the base doesn't make unsolicited announcements of such hearings but will answer media inquiries. +This is unlikely to stem cross-border work as more than two-thirds of UK construction workers are estimated to be registered as self employed. One agency advertising for bricklayers in a British newspaper offered to arrange E101 certificates. +Engineers will be on hand to make sure no illegal parts are used. +That would be down from 300,000 distributed on the first Sunday of the strike, the source said. +Their losses have been embarrassingly high, compared with the performance of some budget carriers that have always run economy for profit. +Heidegger's later work denounced dehumanization in modern society. +Both the MNC and Beneficial offering were underwritten by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets, the leading Wall Street firm in the home-equity securities market, which was created early this year. +A military prosecutor has charged nine army conscripts with plotting terrorist acts, a state newspaper reported Tuesday. +Three South Korean crewmen on a tanker died from lack of oxygen while they were working near storage containers filled with nitrogen gas, the coast guard said Sunday. +The car industry in free-market West Germany generally favors an open EC car market, provided there is a ceiling on total Japanese imports. +Also on Monday, Esco announced that the new company will not be suspended from competing for U.S. government contracts. +Where blacks and whites are proportionately represented in neighborhoods they are proportionately represented in schools. +After closing its cartoon studio in 1962, Warner burned several hundred thousand to make space for its publicity department. Disney old-timers tell of parties at which folks slid around the floor on them once a cartoon was in the can. +Meanwhile, high seas and stiff winds sidelined thousands of cleanup workers tackling the nation's largest spill on Friday, but officials said nature was helping the effort some by washing oil off beaches and back into Prince William Sound. +(e) All returnees shall enjoy the same rights and privileges, including freedom of religion, and have the same obligations and resposibilities as any other citizens of the Republic of Afghanistan without discrimination. +The public speeches over, Chinese legislators withdrew behind the scenes Wednesday to begin the main task of their two-week annual session: studying the leadership's latest line. +In addition, both parties agreed to make undisclosed contributions to a charity selected by Mr. Lewis. +The major blue-chip international issues among banks, autos, chemicals and electricals had the heaviest declines during the session. +Change is part of historical experience in Germany. +The federal government technically shut down at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, except for essential services, but that was the first day of a three-day Columbus Day holiday weekend. +Maybe then he could move out of the fog he settled into last year with "September" and stop writing dialogue no respectable afternoon soap would accept. +Dick Freese, chairman of the Colorado Democratic Party, issued a statement challenging Bush to turn over the profits from Brown's fund-raiser to the savings and loan bailout. +Western civilization is one of a number of valid alternatives, and therefore not worth dying for. +He has wildish hair which he keeps pushing back. Everyone else is smarter. +He has not announced his intention to the national RNC members, she said. +As previously reported, Worthen Bank Corp., Little Rock, Ark., said its main banking unit received the first of a series of payments stemming from the Bevill Bresler case. +Strikes also shut down eight petrochemical facilities, Excelsior news agency reported. +Union demands included sweeping measures such as guarantees from Eastern that it would rebuild itself to its former size. +German officials deny they are being lax. +College-educated Americans also were more supportive of the use of U.S. troops. +Mr. Herrington was associated with Mr. Reagan during the latter's California administration and served as special assistant to the chief of staff at the White House. +Mr. Kinzie agrees that he and another man bulldozed the lawn after the Banoses repeatedly refused to pay the seeding bill. +Broadly, there are three: First, the colony is changing from a manufacturing centre to a services-oriented economy. +In Truro, which this year is functioning as a kind of Iowa in the British political schedule, the Liberal Party last Thursday won 60.4%, the greatest majority earned by the slender party in the past 40 years. +The republic is a major resort area and the nation's fruit and vegetable basket. +Makes Newport, Kent and True. +Resource, Mr. Saunders's lender, got multimillion-dollar credit lines at several banks, including Shawmut and Fleet/Norstar Financial Group Inc., New England's largest bank. +In limited new issue action yesterday, a John Nuveen & Co. group set the preliminary pricing for $62 million of Kentucky Development Finance Authority refunding revenue bonds. +But if Bob Simon, CBS News's veteran war correspondent, interviews the soldier with a military escort by his side, will the soldier really tell the truth? +The armed forces and the rebels meanwhile announced that government forces killed an Argentine doctor, identified as Gustavo Islas Caceres, and a French nurse, Madelaine Languedoc, on Saturday along with Salvadoran guerrillas. +Joe Roth, the creative force behind filmmaker Morgan Creek Productions, has been appointed chairman of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp., Fox announced Wednesday. +The students made the most of the funeral. +In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, the firm said it made net sales of 246,200 La Quinta shares from July 13 to Aug. 30 at prices ranging from $12.88 to $13.82 each. +Meanwhile, Bureau of Prisons Director J. 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Sheldrake offers us alternative science as thus conceived. +She was freed on $3,500 bail Tuesday and faces a May 31 court hearing. +Since 1983, when a court affirmed that the Chippewa retained the rights under 19th century federal treaties ceding their territory, Chippewa and non-Indians have clashed over the tribe's right to spear fish in spawning season. +"It was our chance to be irreverent, I guess," he said of the recent treatment of the jet. "We treat these planes with such kid gloves all the time, polishing, cleaning and maintaining them like gems. +Even Kesler Canyon, the area closest to the smelter and the most devastated, is being reclaimed. +Third mate Gregory Cousins was giving the orders. +South Africa's political violence cannot be tackled until the organs of state security prove their legitimacy and commitment to law and order. +The proposed site is part of Newport, the biggest of several real estate projects on the New Jersey side of the Hudson that are being developed with the aim of luring businesses and residents away from Manhattan. +Madame Larina's party is a crowded affair, where dancing couples bump into each other, nicely capturing the parochial atmosphere. +It has about 600 member offices across the UK, which are growing by 10 a month. +W. Wayne Allen was named vice president, international exploration and production; John Whitmire was named vice president, North American exploration and production; and Charles L. Wyndham was appointed vice president, exploration. +For WHBQ-AM in Memphis, RKO will get $525,000, or 70% of the purchase price, from privately owned Flinn Broadcasting Corp. +Mrs. Deng's story is similar to those of many of the others. +But judo, he suggests with satisfaction, is a sport where power doesn't count for much and skill is everything. +The Cedar Rapids Gazette, the second largest paper in Iowa, backed Bush for his promise of no new taxes and his support for the Nicaraguan Contra rebels and the Star Wars plan for a space-based missile defense system. +They said 64 Angolan soldiers were also killed in actions across six provinces last week. +"The station wagon market is just about dead" due to the popularity of minivans, says William Hoglund, a GM executive. +Alarmed about becoming targets of hundreds of lawsuits, contractors are shooting back. +"Our labor-cost structure is a cancer," Philip Bakes, the newly installed president of Eastern, said at a news conference here. +Emergency food aid has taken weeks to reach the poor and some areas have yet to receive even one bag of rice. +Anyone who believes that saturnine, bearded gentlemen hit on gorgeous blondes in bars in order to lead them to salvation, has eggnog for brains. +Ambassador Winston Lord, dressed as a cowboy in a white vest, red shirt and straw hat, called on Americans to exercise their right to vote in this fall's presidential elections. +The tour was part of a U.S.-Soviet arms monitoring accord and follows a tour of the Soviet Union by the Armed Services Committee in August. +He says Texaco's annual cash flow would rise after the asset sales, just from investing most of the money it receives. +Wires were humming from the front as each nation in the alliance and almost each military unit in the field staked claims to dramatic breakthroughs, high-speed onslaughts and the capture of thousands of Iraqi prisoners. +It allegedly permitted the Soviet Union to make submarines quieter and more difficult to detect, and Washington was furious when the story emerged in 1987. +"I'm staying in there." +The big difference had little to do with Ball Ball & Brosamer's efficiency. +Financier Marvin Davis and Wall Street tycoon Dan Lufkin also have resigned as directors in the past 15 months. Neither will give a reason publicly. +It was a spacious cargo area, even with the rear seats not folded down. +The administrators who control 55 per cent of Mirror Group Newspapers' shares will be furiously puzzling about when to dispose of their stake. +Now Little Junior Ramey, not to be confused with his brother, Big Junior Ramey, is making a name for himself in politics. +"We support the struggle of the Palestinian people in their longing for statehood and independence," Tutu told assembled Moslem clerics and Palestinian activists. +And many potential rail commuters won't ride a bus. +They blame the news media. "It appears a Rottweiler has only to sneeze and it is in the headlines," Marilyn Hayward of the British Rottweiler Association was quoted as telling The Sunday Times. +The company's stock, which has been trading around $15 a share, jumped to as high as $17.75 on Monday before falling back to $15.125 Tuesday. +China's population may reach 1.3 billion by the end of the century, 100 million more than the target, because of failures in carrying out the nation's strict family planning policies. +Chrysler Corp. on Friday ran legal advertisements in the nation's 20 largest newspaper markets, detailing a proposed settlement in a lawsuit involving cars driven with disconnected odometers before being sold as new. +In 1918, Sgt. Alvin C. York almost single-handedly killed 25 German soldiers and captured 132 in the Argonne Forest in France. +Daffynition Squatters' rights: force of have-it. +If the scenery wasn't breathtaking enough, there was always the driving. +Shoppers are increasingly abandoning hard-sell department stores for discount outlets and specialty boutiques. +From having had one of the most antiquated phone systems in Europe, the east Germans will have one of the most modern. The telephone exchange in Halle, capital of east Germany's once-thriving chemical industry, provides a graphic illustration. +The New York Merc's chairman, William Bradt, resigned following a finding by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission that he conducted himself in an "inappropriate" way in some exchange matters. +Wherever the nuclear weapons wind up, "we feel comfortable that whoever is in charge will do the right thing," President Bush said yesterday That optimism isn't unfounded. +National service offers a novel means of paying for college - or vocational training - without getting horribly into debt. +"I can't get off the ticket in Texas. +United Capital Corp. filed the restructuring plan Wednesday in response to a letter from the indicted builder saying serious inquiries had been received about buying the Miami-based company, its assets or stock. +The ruling isn't expected to have an immediate impact on department-store prices because most of the imported sweaters to be sold this winter are already in U.S. warehouses. +The Iranian airliner shot down by a U.S. warship in the Persian Gulf stayed within its commercial air corridor, but was sending radio identification signals on a military frequency identified with F-14 fighter jets, Pentagon officials said Tuesday. +One of Alaska's top environmental officials said a ship with the Vaidogubsky's capabilities should be based in Alaska. +After a decade of gains in the traditionally Democratic South and Southwest, Republicans are in danger of losing some of their most prized possessions Tuesday, including four governorships and conservative flag-carrier Jesse Helms' U.S. Senate seat. +"There's no way I can sell that keyboard to customers in Vancouver," says the representative of a U.S. computer maker. +In the movie "Patton," Gen. +British steel had an extraordinary loss of 45 million pounds stemming from future reorganization costs. +In Zurich, the late bid price was $464.50, down from $465.50 late Friday. +McMahon, the 67-year-old "Tonight Show" sidekick to Johnny Carson and host of the "Star Search" talent show, filed for divorce in 1989 after 13 years of marriage. +Mr. Meese is slated to testify before the committees next month, and lawmakers are likely to question him not only about his fact-finding effort, but also about the extent of his involvement in the early Iranian arms sales. +Sawyer's candidate was Wallace Wilkinson, a political unknown who registered only about 5 percent in the polls and was given little chance to improve. +"It's linked to the fact that we're not making a lot of money," Mr. Durham says. +Day care and mental health programs could be scaled back because, he said, strict levy limitations bind the county. +Mr Terry Walsh, who taught him, remembers him as 'an extremely nifty rugby scrum half. +Moreover, the emphasis is on increasing production. +On Thursday, Sealink made the first move in that direction by asking the High Court to order the seamen's union assets seized. +The first quarter should produce earnings 33% higher than the year-ago 15 cents a share, also in line with analysts' expectations. +The pilots of the 1st Battalion of the 101st Aviation Regiment were carrying out a weapons system check on the ground Wednesday when the missile was accidentally launched, the military said. +The Uddevalla and Kalmar plants will be closed to achieve annual cost savings of SKr350m. Uddevalla, which only started operations in 1989, will be closed next spring and Kalmar in mid-1994. +The brewery pulled the supplement from 10 papers and canceled plans to distribute it in southern beach areas during spring break. +Some lesser-known cameras, like Leicas, are considered collectibles and can be worth more than their original prices. +The participants are moving toward an agreement that is little more than an outline. +For engineers, a moon base would be a laboratory for a voyage to Mars. +The Canadian government's 30-year bellwether issue yielded 9.18% in late trading yesterday. +According to a source, an asking price of about $250 million, or $50 a share, has been batted around between the company and possible suitors. +People need a job, even one that could give them cancer, said William Towne, manager of the Glove Cities Area Joint Board of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union. +The House is even less willing to surrender its status as a House of Lords. +The first week presented The Dumb Waiter (1959, 50 minutes) and Betrayal (1978, 95 minutes, including interval). +"We lived at that time with a general sense that things would always remain largely as they were. +A financial adviser to Hart Holdings said the loans were legitimate and that the partnership continues making interest payments to BCCI's liquidators. +Miller argued that List, a pious and strictly raised Lutheran, was watching his "whole world falling to pieces" when an "obsessive-compulsive" personality disorder _ combined with twisted religious belief _ forced him to act. +Mr. Colburn counters that old shell is getting scarce and that fresh shell lasts three times longer. +JOHANNESBURG saw industrials recover from early lows to end with a 13 point gain at 4,482 as the overall index added 9 at 3,459. The golds index finished at a high for the year, up 15 at 1,053. Anglos put on R1 at R98.75. +"The officer fell to the ground and as he was laying on the ground, begging the suspect not to shoot at him anymore, the suspect fired again," he said. +A group led by New York investor Frank J.A. Cilluffo, which owns 18.1% of Amdura, has begun a consent solicitation to replace Amdura's board with Cilluffo nominees. +And SABC staff say they no longer receive direct telephone calls from the president. But SABC news continues to reflect undue deference to the presidential viewpoint. +Mr. Yardeni is optimistic about housing's future, however. Lower rates have led to a surge in refinancing, he notes, and probably "some pickup in actual purchases and construction of new housing" as well. +Ford's share of the car market fell to 20.4% from 21.2% a year earlier. +That corresponds to about 6 percent of the plane's capacity. +In Paris on Thursday, Secretary of State George P. Shultz hinted that Reagan may be willing to work out a deal with Libya that would not require destruction of the plant. +Cocoa futures prices roared to their highest levels in more than year; oil futures rose sharply; soybeans plunged while grains were mixed; livestock and meat futures were mixed; and precious metals were mixed. +The people said Mr. Siegel is expected to plead guilty to two felony charges today, and is cooperating fully in the government's continuing investigation. +John and Sherry Hill are staunchly convinced that their son John is a hit man for the Mafia. +The Pentagon has listed the ANC as a terrorist organization in its "Terrorist Group Profiles," although the State Department has questioned that listing. +The new diaper, called the Chemical-Free TenderCare Biodegradable, takes about two years to biodegrade, compared with an estimated 200 to 400 years for the typical disposable diaper, she said. +The administration has been seeking a negotiated settlement that will lead to both a Cuban troop withdrawal from Angola and independence and black majority rule in neighboring Namibia, administered by South Africa. +The 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average finished trading at 31,724.35, regaining 171.39 points, or 0.54 percent. +The Soviet Union says its 1988 grain harvest is almost wrapped up, somewhat ahead of last year when heavy rains delayed progress, says an Agriculture Department report. +Such drugs are available only through a doctor's prescription, but many patients continue to be given the drugs months or years after examination by a doctor, the study's principal author said Wednesday. +More momentous, Intel and Compaq Computer, whose business interests as customer and supplier are irrevocably linked, were revealed last week to be at daggers drawn over differences in strategy. Disappointing it may be, surprising it is not. +On the soundtrack, an old biddy's voice sneers in obvious disapproval: "Look at that. +The company reported a net loss of $424.3 million for all of it its 1989 fiscal year as compared with net income of $92.7 million, or 56 cents a share, on revenue of $3.07 billion in its fiscal 1988. +We want Jerusalem, Jaffa and Haifa!" +It must try to create a political consensus on where spending can be cut, and how revenues can be raised to pay for the remainder. +He described the La Cosa Nostra organization and named alleged members. +Earlier in the day, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said Saudi Arabia had notified U.S., European and Japanese oil companies of a 15 percent to 20 percent cutback in its oil supply for the month of September. +"I asked him: `Could you have saved this man's life?" +Six years ago Miss Sothern moved to Sun Valley, where she had skied since the early 1940s. +At a Jan. 5 telephone conference, Mr. Johnson dropped his dissent. +"All the things that they provide (at the penitentiary), we have in Hot Springs County," he said. +The deadline for completed application forms for the fixed-price offer is Oct. 28. +The poor Soviet players probably wouldn't wind up with the money anyway." +A dozen shareholder lawsuits have been filed in federal court in Denver in recent months, charging, in the words of the first of them, that MiniScribe "engineered phony 'sales'" to artificially inflate its stock to benefit insiders. +Hall is very definitely a guilty man. +The uranium-bearing granite country of Devon and Cornwall has been known for some time as a hot spot, as is similar terrain in New Hampshire and Sweden. +The outcome is uncertain, and the political situation in the Philippines is unstable. +European Community foreign ministers announced plans to meet Friday in Luxembourg in an emergency session on the gulf crisis. +No decisions were made, but the UAL board said a committee of independent directors would consider any proposals or financial alternatives available to the company. +Even when you factor in productivity, communication problems and travel between India and the U.S., says Radha Basu, Hewlett-Packard's country-development manager, costs are one-third or one-quarter of those in the U.S. +RTZ Aluminium is a unit of London-based RTZ Metals Ltd. +The rights of poor criminal defendants to legal representation were spelled out in a number of Supreme Court rulings beginning in 1932. +The woman put down the receiver and Strong said he could hear her running through the house yelling the good news to her family for several minutes before returning to continue their conversation. +"People learned that they'd lost sight of fundamental analysis. +Should deregulation be postponed, Hutchison says it is prepared to wait until 2006, when the long-distance license expires. +My mind isn't absorbing these things." She spoke from the Family Life Center, a private women's shelter where she has lived and worked as a cook. +Since his suspension, Matt said he has received a couple of dozen letters, mostly from people urging him not to give in. He also received several calls from radio stations wanting to interview him. +About 20,000 inmates and detainees have begun leaving Czechoslovak prisons under the broadest amnesty in 40 years, officials said today. +It said it is continuing discussions with lenders and with HealthVest, which owns or holds mortgages on a majority of the facilities operated by Healthcare. +Then the radio said the source of the shelling had been pinpointed to west Beirut. +A radio station reported the groups would meet again Tuesday. +Since last year, Washington has played a key role in Colombia's crackdown on the Medellin and Cali drug cartels by extraditing several top drug traffickers to the United States to face federal charges. +Investigators for a Senate panel reported that "overwhelming evidence exists" that Iraq subjected Kurdish villages to poison gas attacks last month to break an insurgency by the minority Kurds. +While the number of people at work in March dropped by 306,000, those either holding jobs or looking for them fell by 445,000, the Labor Department reported. +Reagan had returned to the White House from Camp David, Md., at midday, and had reiterated his Sunday statement that he regretted the shooting down of an Iranian passenger jet by a U.S. Navy cruiser in the Persian Gulf. +The uninsured bonds are rated single-A by Moody's; the underwriters are expecting a single-A rating from S&P as well. +The Nehru jacket is also a popular innovation and is an ideal way of wearing a shirt with no bow tie. Hiring evening dress is questionable, perhaps the only exception being white tie, which is still required kit at the grandest official functions. +Mr. Yamani, the sources said, was too preoccupied with the Byzantine aspects of international oil politics to pay much attention to the national oil industry. +"I think that I am talking about something very different than John Jacob and his folks are talking about," said Bolick. +The federal aid includes temporary housing, grants, low-cost loans and other help for both individuals and business owners. +But it still strongly accentuates investment returns. Gold stocks may run ahead for a while yet as yields continue to entice investors. +"If Jim and Tammy can survive their holocaust of the last two years, then you can make it," said Bakker, who left PTL in March 1987 amid a sex-and-money scandal. +Consular relations have been restored and Israel is anxious to complete the process. +A floating-rate class priced at 99 7/8 has an initial rate of 8.9125% and a cap of 16%. +"I can't give any details other than what I've given already," Duffy said this morning, adding that the pleas were to be entered before U.S. District Judge Milton Shadur. +ANNUAL LABOUR turnover in the hotel and catering industry fell from 60 per cent in the late 1980s to less than 30 per cent during the recession, says the Employment Forecasts Update issued by Hotel and Catering Training Company. +The ram, for example, first went into action before an audience of invited reporters one night in February 1985, with Los Angeles Police Chief Daryl Gates riding shotgun. +Only two other states are closer to the South Pole and they aren't coffee producers. +"For the most part, they've really paid attention to the operating problems that we have," says Robert Beck, director of environmental affairs for the Edison Electric Institute, which represents utilities. +This is very unusual,' says Mr Sleep. Increased demand has been pushing up chemical prices for several months. +All that changed after last year's democratic upheaval. +But the campaign also demonstrated the emergence of a new political class arguing persuasively that talk of a so-called 'third way', in which change would somehow be made less painful, is an illusion. +The quarterly figures for 1991 - shown on an annual basis - exaggerate the fall in the US, since they reflect in part a seasonal investment pattern. +Wait till you see the guys at the ticket window if you don't have your Visa card. +The issue, dormant for decades, was resurrected in the 1970s when Armenian extremists began more than a decade of attacks against Turkish diplomats abroad, saying they were avenging the massacre of their ancestors. +"It will give us new opportunities," he says. +Dial acquired the consumer productions division of Purex Industries in March 1985. +At 5 a.m. Saturday, Ofelia was estimated to be 95 miles northwest of Batanes island, the country's northernmost province, forecasters said. +The British concern said it would finance the acquisition with an offering of common stock to current holders on the basis of one share for every three held. +Mrs. Aquino told the rally Friday she would not relinquish the presidency to Vice President Salvador Laurel, who was elected on her ticket but has become a rival. +The bus flipped on its side and skidded about 40 feet before stopping on the edge of an embankment. +On the other hand if the survivor is the named executor in the will there should be no serious cash flow problem over dividends. +However, Roland Soong, the firm's chief statistician, who is based in the New York office, said employees hadn't been paid since mid-July while the company attempted to obtain funds. +There are no buttons to press, except the on/off switch. +At least 11 people have been killed by crocodiles in the past two years. +The normally taciturn Hazelwood smiled broadly for the first time in the two-month trial when the verdicts were announced two days short of the oil spill's first anniversary. +Some, they said, are calling loans before maturity. +Even so, U.S. total production of red meat and poultry is expected to be the second largest on record. +In the fiscal year ended April 30, it had pretax profit of $9.8 million on sales of $181 million. +The 180-foot tower, completed between 1360 and 1370, is now leaning 14.6 feet off the vertical. +It came despite a 0.7 percent decline in energy costs, sure to be more than reversed when August prices are reported next month. +They were dismissed yesterday, after less than a week on the job. +If the U.S., Japan and Germany jointly decide to put a million extra barrels of oil on the market daily, that amount would ease the tighter supply situation created by the Iraq crisis. +They then walk to the stake and tally points before repeating throws to the opposite pit. +And she said she sees no signs of sweeping changes in South Africa along the lines of the changes in Eastern Europe. +The commission said there had been less reliable reports of sightings in the 1970s and '80s. +Drink abundant liquids (but not alcohol) and avoid over-hot baths. +Many big customers are dissatisfied. +Christian Roger, the pilot's union president, had said there were indications that "the engines failed to restart" at the pilot's command. +If the conversion is approved, it should occur in early 1991. +Overall, it was a mixed day for Nasdaq stocks, traders said. +Although recent snow in the West is a positive sign, "it is not anything that would ease the situation," de la Garza said. +I would not presume to comfort Mrs. Reagan, but surely there's some consolation, however small, in knowing that only 1,002 sycophants hated her enough for Kitty Kelley to quote them. +Historically, however, there have been larger year-to-year percentage jumps in hay prices. +HELEN CLARK: leader of the main opposition Labour party, who took over from Mike Moore shortly after November's election. +On the 17th floor of the Federal Building, Oakland Hells Angels member James "Fuzzy" Neal said there was "a little bit of panic" in a courtroom where a drug trial was under way. +And, like the president, Robertson does have a way with TV cameras. +LIN rose $2.50 a share to $116.75 on volume of nearly 1.8 million shares. +TI believes the patent applies to all semiconductor devices made in Japan. +Russia is a great country for high-wire artists, real and metaphorical. +But as an honest man, I'm saying 'We're starting from the beginning'. +Reagan has remained neutral in the race for the GOP nomination, although he is widely believed to privately favor Bush. +Baghdad was to be just a point of transit for the group, but Iraqi authorities ordered all the men to stay behind. +Mr. Kobren took some unusual tacks in this direction. +The ruling said rigid racial quotas must be supported by evidence of past discrimination; for example, that black-owned enterprises tried to obtain construction contracts but were denied them. +President Fidel Castro cites the lowered infant mortality rate, saying that if not for the revolution, 300,000 Cubans would not be alive today. +"Yes, the leader of the other ticket says ideology doesn't matter, but of course it does," Reagan said. +Credit card profits are important to many large banks, Citicorp and Chase Manhattan among them, as they form a big part of still-profitable retail banking, says Tanya Azarchs, a vice president and banking industry analyst at Standard & Poor's Corp. +Ramadan said his country's "strike capabilities could shake and burn any spot from which aggression was launched," the Iraqi News Agency reported. +Douglas Scarff, the SEC's regional administrator in Boston, said the indictments demonstrate that "you don't have to be a New York arbitrager" to be nabbed trading on inside information. +But Sulakhin and other Democratic Platform leaders said it was too early to say exactly how many members of their own organization, and of the party itself, would join. +One councilman said the resolution would go to a committee _ and stay there. +Behind the scenes, welders scrambled over a six-ton steel ape hanging onto a replica of New York's Queensboro Bridge. +In addition to enforcing covenants in existing bonds, investors increasingly are demanding that new issues contain covenants protecting them from managements that load up on debt. +It resumed in February. +Output in France, Italy and Belgium is likely to show little or no growth. +"They (the guerrillas) should not play with an entire people's desire for pacification," Col. Mauricio Vargas, commander of the 3rd army brigade in the eastern province of San Miguel, said Friday. +But Exxon and Chevron executives flatly reject accusations of unfair pricing. +The appropriately named Dogberry uses malapropisms long before Sheridan invented them. +American Capital shares closed Monday at $5.125 in American Stock Exchange trading. +It was her first U.S. exhibition in nine years and her first public performance since 1984. +O'Neill, who served as the province's prime minister from 1963-69, died Tuesday at his home in Lymington, Hampshire. +The Communist Party newspaper published an account Thursday of how Todor Zhivkov, the undisputed leader for 35 years, ignored an airplane disaster that occurred as his craft was preparing for takeoff. +This portion of the July 11-13 telephone survey was conducted among 137 people who described themselves as likely Republican primary voters. +Such hybrid products include stock index futures, which allow investors to speculate on movements in the stock market without having to buy the stocks themselves. +The law was crafted to keep animal-rights activists from entering a research lab and photographing animals for their campaigns against animal testing, officials say. +Proceeds will be used to reduce debt, the limited partnership unit of the New Orleans-based minerals and mining concern said. +As many as 140,000 Arabs from the occupied lands are employed by Israelis and some live part of the time in Jewish cities. +Unless we're to be bedevilled for ever, we have to break out of our purblind ignorance. The only way to do that is to stop proudly confining our educational attention to what we do know, and start humbly marking out what we don't know. +Currency trading worldwide has more than doubled in the past three years, far outpacing the expansion of international trade in goods and services, major central banks say. +"It just burns me up," Mr. Weatherford says. +It has also sold off its credit operations to remove $1.5 billion in debt from its balance sheet. +The trade group said import levels for the first six months of 1987 were "substantially above" the Reagan administration's voluntary import restraint program target of 20.2%. +In announcing its decision, the Assemblies of God elders disregarded a more lenient three-month suspension recommended by the church in Louisiana. +It didn't identify the concerns. +Late last Friday, the issue was quoted at 98 10/32, where the yield was 9.04%. +New Progressive Party voters cast ballots first for George Bush, a longtime proponent of statehood for Puerto Rico, and then for Jimmy Carter. +In that speech, Ms. Richards, who is Texas' state treasurer, brought roars of delight from Democrats with her "silver foot" line. +These work rather like phone cards and can be of two kinds. +"We use our FAX machines constantly to share facts about the bowling industry," Mr. Hillman says. +The National Transportation Safety Board has placed changes in runway procedures high on its "most wanted list" of safety improvements. +God, I'd hate to have had some of those answers stand. +"We want peace in the Gulf, but we also want the right of navigation in international waters," Reagan told reporters upon his return to the White House from a weekend at Camp David. +The U.S.-brokered peace talks involving southern Africa won't be completed by tomorrow's target date. +That's because in TV-land, toilet paper can't hang next to the toilet. +WHEN I was seven, my family moved from Ottawa, a placid northern city of snow banks and bureaucracy, to Saigon. +Within a year or two, he vows, the republic of Russia will start to turn around, if it has a government it can trust. +The bill's floor manager, Rep. Tom Bevill, D-Ala., said the package was $357 million below the Reagan administration's request and was consistent with deficit-reduction agreement reached last year by the White House and congressional leaders. +The 37-year-old barge, en route from Baltimore to Richmond, was being towed by a tug when it reported a leak, Naccara said. +The governor himself earlier this week said that "I wouldn't presume to interfere with the good people of New Hampshire," a line that cheered his supporters here in Concord. +One of the U.N. warehouses was looted by Doe's soldiers, but a second was opened to the relief agencies. +And "Grand Hotel," based on the Vicki Baum novel and the famous MGM film starring Greta Garbo and John Barrymore, moves with a fluidity that approaches the cinematic. +"There's a break," Guy Brown said. "There were a lot of pieces of this that were secrets along the way, mostly to protect Space Services. +Later, the Republic National Bank of New York quoted an ounce of gold at $385.60, $2.90 higher than Wednesday's late bid. +The failed thrift had about $350.4 million in assets. +The second is a time trip back to the dear old days when sex had not been invented, New York was on another planet and Britain was a comic cosmos unto itself. +It was a mess," she said. +In addition, communities around military bases slated for closing would suffer disruptions. +This leads to a delightful moment when Mack suggests that the defector be relocated: "Why don't you go now and get the guy and get him out of here? +The two chambers have passed differing versions of the budget package, with the House plan containing less military spending than the more conservative Senate's plan. +Henderson Administration, the fund management company, has moved to bolster confidence in its investment skills by recruiting Ian Buckley from Sun Life Asset management to head its group investment business. +I did not want to go back to Jamaica because I love America. +This summer, however, he joined the Bush campaign as a top adviser and served as the Michael Dukakis stand-in during Bush's practice sessions before his two debates with the Democratic challenger. +The delegation is expected to press Ukraine's request for $300 million in export credits. +At 71, his face is creased with two thick lines that frame his strong, confident smile. +Although only three of 387 parliamentary seats were contested, the poor showing by the Communist Party was considered an indication of voter sentiment before national multiparty elections planned for June. +In yet another Japanese takeover of an American institution, Mitsubishi Estate Co. plans to pay $846 million for control of the company that owns Rockefeller Center and Radio City Music Hall. +He even asks, "Tammy, you been taking that medicine again?" He twice curls up on the floor in tears, and shouts at his wife and aides as life gets worse. +Within Macy last week, executives faced a difficult decision of whether to ask their 40-member bank group or their suppliers for more forbearance. +Electricity is in scarce supply. +Penn Traffic, an affiliate of Miller Tabak Hirsch & Co., said it would receive Grand Union securities with an indicated value of about $89 million for its P&C holdings, for which it paid $28 million in a tender offer in July 1988. +With the Soviet Union, to aid investment there. +His Washington office became a central processing station for complaints by senior citizens about federal services and by the disadvantaged about just about anything. +From 1985 to 1988, he was assistant administrator for water programs. +It's the biggest and most complex privatization yet, and has been in the works for months. +There are some 14,000 apparel makers in the U.S. fighting over the remaining half of the marketplace. +In 1992 the company plans to offer similar services to the Asian community in Los Angeles. +Debate at the forum, called specifically to address the advertising issue, spilled over into talk about donations made by alcohol, tobacco and fast-food companies to nonprofit Hispanic organizations. +The Department of Transportation is expected to soon release the results of its own study, announced April 13, into the ability of Texas Air to run airlines. +A policy of imprisoning more and more young men has short-term appeal. +Montana Power said it had signed contracts to deliver power from Colstrip 4 to three utilities for a 5 1/2-month period beginning this month. +It leaves a sour taste all the same. +Cie. des Services Fiduciares, or CSF, is identified in the bank records as having transferred an estimated $450,000 from Switzerland through New York to a Panamanian bank used in the resupply operation. +The extraordinary domestic demand extended to six weeks a heating-oil price rally that ran its first leg on concerns about supplies of fuel oil in Europe. +Intense international cooperation to cope with the mounting pressures on the environment. +The rebels in recent weeks have staged almost daily ambushes despite a cease-fire agreement signed March 23. +Worldwide, 142,000 people have developed the deadly disease, and an estimated 5 to 10 million are infected, according to World Health Organization statistics offered at the briefing. +But only 1,439 were sold in June, down from a high of 1,886 in April, according to Rover. +Often, he says, that long-term plan calls for ousting the very manager who was lured to stay. +South Africa will begin a three-week pullout of its troops in Angola on Wednesday under terms of a cease-fire reached with Angola and Cuba. +But Moline praised officers for their handling of the disturbance. "In situations like this, people have a tendency to say things that look to the public like they (police) are insensitive," he said. +She'll be on the island of Tasmania, south of Australia. +Southmark is disputing an apparent loss in a second proxy vote. +Would this have been done in the fat 1980s? +You now have just one year to cash your federal government check. +An audio cassette with excerpts recorded by Mr. Woodward is due out shortly, and the Book of the Month Club purchased it as a main selection, which should further spur sales. +Texas is big and beautiful and they live here, that's all. +Bureaucrats don't love him. +In the elite circle of combat aviators, there is no greater skill than a perfect carrier landing - catching the third of four wires stretched across a rolling, pitching deck with a hook under the tail of an F-14 interceptor or A-7 light-attack aircraft. +I think people respect my sense of service. +"There is broad consensus that this is the last chance for passing RICO reform. +Live and feeder cattle futures were mostly lower, hog futures were mostly higher and pork bellies were mixed in early trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. +I know it's going to be a thorn in their side. +As a result of that forecast, some analysts had discounted the stock a minimum of 15%. +There's been a sharp fall in output. +She represents the region, can pull in a crowd, and her experience in the administration is useful." She's also been credited with helping Dole change the image as a slashing campaigner acquired in his 1976 quest for the vice presidency. +Reducing GM's bloated costs, a big issue in last year's public shoot-out with Mr. Perot, is part of the company's turnaround effort. +The president, who keeps his first-baseman's glove in his Oval Office desk, was captain of Yale's baseball team in 1948, his senior year. +The chief science-fiction instrumentality in both is heavy sodium, but the device is employed utterly differently. +The poorest have no cars. +Richmond, Va., received more than an inch of rain in one hour early this morning, while some central Virginia and western Maryland towns reported up to 5 inches of rain from the storm. +Chatilla bore the brunt of fighting between PLO guerrillas and Shiite Moslem Amal militiamen in their three-year war for control of the Palestinian refugee camps. +Mike Lupo, 42, Bosco's cousin, said: "It really shook up the city. +ABC will follow NBC's lead and send its morning show anchor to Saudi Arabia during Thanksgiving week to be with with U.S. troops sent there after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. +Goodwill later sold the site, before, it says, there was any indication of contamination. +Mr. Bakker calls that extinction the "dinosaur midlife crisis." Mr. Bakker points out that each time the seas receded, land bridges appeared. +Why now, and why so much? +Hill praise Judge Thomas's nomination at the American Bar Association convention in Atlanta in August. +The insurance industry challenged, with some success, reforms in California, where voters in 1988 passed an initiative rolling back auto premiums 20 percent. +There were losses in the Americas and in continental Europe. +Newspaper editors were particularly rough on their political opponents back when the First Amendment was written. +It quoted some of Taylor's rebels as accusing Doe's soldiers of opening hostilities, but said others among them affirmed they had orders to fight to take the capital "at all costs." +"This is the car that's going to support us and satisfy our customers for the next four years," Mr. Whitlock declared. +Other scholars doubt her claims that baby talk is universal or essential to learning language and pooh-pooh her methods. +About 750 barges were stranded Wednesday on the Mississippi River because of low water, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said that twice as many could be stranded by the weekend. +After three-years he has paid pounds 11,800 and is committed to pay another pounds 41,000 over the remaining six years. +The number of people expecting more jobs to become available increased to 19 percent from 15.4 percent, but there was also an increase in the number of people who expect the reverse to happen, to 15 percent from 13 percent. +Carlton's strikeout record was broken by Roger Clemens with 20 in 1986. +"If I have a job, I can survive," she said. +He notes that Warner continues to sell Merry Melodies and Looney Tunes series featuring such old standbys as Bugs Bunny and Road Runner. +"It is a natural progression, a comfortable procession." +And what a treat it is to again hear vocalist Ernie Andrews, whose style is as timeless as the songs he sings. +Foreign reporters said they were looking for those kinds of stories more than at Jackson's stance on issues. +Walls had been knocked out to enlarge the cells, which were then outfitted with marble baths, a pool table, air conditioning, guest quarters and wardrobes crammed with dozens of silk shirts. +That night, in the D.C. jail, Robinson wondered where his first arrest for civil disobedience would lead. +But Gerbrandt notes that home shopping channels are available to more than 60 percent of the nation's television households. +But about five days ago doctors discovered a systemic infection of unknown cause. +The U.N. Security Council's president, Ambassador Abdalla Saleh al-Ashtal of Yemen, said Friday, "I am very disappointed. +His lawyer, Thomas Coghill, said Mr. Lorea decided to settle the matter and to pay $10,000 to "get it behind him." +Morgan Stanley was a large player in the junk bonds of Adelphia Communications Corp., Adams-Russell Co. and Owens-Illinois Inc.; gains in these issues ranged from 10% to 77% in the quarter. +The beam is refracted by varying amounts of blood glucose and returns through the wand to the sensor's circuitry. +Even if Heflin voted against Lucas, the nomination could still go to the floor without a recommendation or even with an unfavorable one, although that could make it even harder for Lucas to win confirmation in the Democratic-controlled Senate. +"It gets personal when you dedicate a good part of your life to a product and you hear all that criticism," says Dan Masquelier, a seven-year McDonnell Douglas Corp. veteran who went to Saudi Arabia to help with the company's Apache attack helicopters. +Danish consumer prices increased by 0.4 per cent from July to August and by 2.2 per cent over the 12 months to August, according to the Official Statistical Office. +Fed-watchers believe the recent economic good news has led the central bank to move modestly in the opposite direction. +Contras attacked a registration station in El Naranjo, 93 miles north of Managua, said the spokesman, who refused to be identified, saying the Defense Ministry was preparing a formal communique. +On an after-tax investment of 60p, after only six months, this is impressive, and interest in non-recourse schemes has been intense. As the tax-year end approaches, the sales pressure will intensify. +The Soviets recently had said that they would provide escorts for their ships if it became necessary. +"The consensus is that sales will be up 10% or more." +The cartel's benchmark of $21 a barrel was surpassed, with a basket of crudes monitored by the group averaging $37.04 a barrel last month. +He will be out if doesn't win in Michigan," said a campaign aide who would not be quoted by name. +One day, Mrs. Dixon found her husband rummaging through a closet at home looking for ammunition for his shotgun. +"I must admit I do keep her at arms length now, but I get in the pen with her and give her a bit of a scratch," he said. +Of this amount, Slovenia accepts that its allocated share of that debt is Dollars 1.8bn. +Bush and Dukakis choose as their running mates." +He adds that endorsement offers for Bugs and the other characters are screened carefully and that inappropriate offers have been turned down. +British Petroleum was down 8 at 338, and Shell was down 14 pence at 12.88 pounds. +Nor would Mr. Dukakis climb down from his broad, thematic campaign. +Noriega ordered a shake-up of his forces after a failed coup on March 16. Over the weekend, he sent in troops and police to reopen Panama City's flour mills in an attempt to break the general strike aimed at ousting the military leader. +Another 10,000 a month were applying through the Dutch Embassy for emigration to Israel, he said. +He was 29. After five weeks in hospital he made an unsuccessful attempt to return to work, but had to abandon it. +A West German move would complement Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone's promise to order Japan's Finance Ministry and central bank to lower short-term interest rates. +Recently the industry has faced the threat of new restrictions, and political donations may have been made with the intent to bribe. +The tree covers about 1.5 million acres in southern Florida, he said, in addition to plantings in California, Hawaii, Texas and Puerto Rico. +"The first 250 million hits the bone and will cause real pain," Dukakis said. "The balance hits raw nerve and will be devastating to people, to families and to communities. +She was in bad shape," said Steinacher, who suffered four broken ribs and bruises in the crash. +He has spent hours in mud up to his armpits trying to drag a bogged animal clear of a creek. +The legislation, approved last month by the House of Commons, allows the government to take Air Canada completely public. +But Mrs. Say, who is spending Anderson's 41st birthday with family and friends in New York, lives with the hope he will be free by the presidential election less than two weeks away. +In January, the Journal Star's $15 million offer, which includes plans to form an employee stock ownership plan, was named the winning bid. +Others in the national party, including party leader Jim Bolger, are still floundering. +COFFEE PRODUCERS did just enough at their meeting in London this week to halt the latest slide in world prices. +It said this was only partly offset by the buoyant tone of some continental European markets. +Separately, Brazil's gold reserves have fallen recently, indicating that it has been forced to sell gold to raise foreign exchange. +"Her greatest contributions were her energy and love for the music. +Toshiba is trying to regain the confidence of U.S. export-control authorities by releasing results of its own investigation into a unit's illegal technology sales to the Soviet Union. +The company decided to act as soon as it was contacted by Delaware officials last October, Mr. Wilson added. +He could sell about 50% of the company in a private placement for perhaps $3 million, he says, but that would be too little capital for too much loss of control. +Rep. Gray declined to be interviewed. +Former Chairman F. Ross Johnson resigned from the Atlanta-based company after his own takeover bid was rejected by RJR's board of directors in favor of KKR's $109-a-share cash and securities offer. +Namphy had deposed the civilian president, Leslie Manigat, three months before. +Other layoffs would come from the departments of real estate, civil service, fiscal services and public works. +The students left the building Wednesday after meeting with the school chancellor. +The Embarcadero Freeway in San Francisco is closed because of structural failure and the Interstate 280 extension from downtown to Highway 101 near Candlestick Park is also down for several months. +He said it would make "a contribution" to stability as Soviet troops withdrew from the country. +Beware of highly saturated coconut or palm oil in prepared foods. +Burlington Industries agreed in May to the Morgan Stanley group's proposal, thwarting an unsolicited takeover bid by a partnership of New York investor Asher B. Edelman and Montreal-based Dominion Textile Inc. +The letter also invited the group to work cooperatively with the FDA and the drug's U.S. manufacturer on future trials. +GPA said it sold or leased 176 aircraft to its airline customers, a 17 per cent increase over the year before. +Sears was covered with soot but nothing else after apparently shedding his clothes during the night in the stack, police said. +The report did not estimate the number of Medicaid recipients nationwide who have savings bond holdings over the amount allowed for eligibility. +"If anything, we pulled a bait-and-switch in the minds of our dealers," Mr. Tate says. +"Saturday afternoon, the kids would get in to see the show, two for a nickel, and sometimes we didn't have the nickel so we'd steal milk bottles and turn them in at the box office. +Net interest income declined 5% to $292.7 million from $309.7 million in the year-earlier period. +The report also gripes about the spending on the La Defense Arch, which is one of President Francois Mitterrand's so-called Grand Projects. +Elsewhere" writers perfected the unlikely art of the hip pun and managed to tuck a rock lyric into the dialogue of virtually every show. +Two days later, he bolted from his guards in the courtyard of the Treviso jail and climbed on the roof. +The arrival of Toys R Us provides Herald Center with a chance at revival following a checkered history. +The measure now requires advance notice only for layoffs involving at least one-third of a given work force, when that number equals at least 50 employees. +Experts said the development signals the seriousness of VMS' financial woes and reflects the decline of highly leveraged real-estate syndication, which provided tax-sheltered investment opportunities until the 1986 Tax Reform Act canceled the tax breaks. +Thought for Today: "I would rather believe that God did not exist than believe that He was indifferent." - George Sand, French author (1804-1876). +"I never believed that the Likud under him would move forward in a courageous way toward peace," the former president said. +This technological challenge programme was recognised as a success, but the benefit to the community could be increased by wider involvement of schools. +Recently, the Fed has been resisting pressure from abroad and from the financial markets to increase interest rates. +Richard Li, son of the Hong Kong tycoon, said on Aug. 30 that his family might withdraw from the deal. +But in recent months Mr. Artzt became increasingly concerned about the food business especially as U.S. markets have slowed in the recession. +The appeals court said investors who claimed they were defrauded are arguing a common theory. +Vermont District Judge Francis McCaffery made no immediate decision on the request to dismiss Zaccaro from probation. +Earlier this year, Canadian Pacific bought Canadian National's hotel chain for C$260 million. +A Bank Board spokesman said the meeting was "postponed" because it was "premature." +But the Russian republic's Congress of People's Deputies and Nursultan Nazarbayev, president of Kazakhstan, the third-largest Soviet republic, each said they would sign the proposed treaty only if it gives them control over their own economies. +"We in the federal government do not want to be in a position of having to decide who is more important: those with AIDS, those with cancer or those with Alzheimer's disease." +First Commercial Bank in Little Rock, Ark., is redemption agent. +Both women have the ability to express the anger, humiliation and fear experienced by many during the Cultural Revolution and the newfound optimism in the days since. +Saddam came to power in 1979 and gradually tightened the grip of his ruling Baath Socialist Party. +"The ABC bill in any combination is a candidate for a veto," said Fitzwater, who did not say outright that Bush would veto it. +The Tories' 'economic competence' rating scores consistently higher than Labour's. +In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the group said it sold 70,000 DBA common shares from Feb. 13 through March 23 at $18.25 to $20 a share. +Cheney lauded Dugan's long Air Force career but said the four-star general has no future in the military. +That's socialist, plain and simple. +The idea, in principle, is feasible, provided that the U.S. and its prospective Southern partners tame their protectionist instincts in order to make it work. +Surprisingly, many buyers of full-commission life insurance aren't aware that they are paying commissions at all. +At Justice, Associate Deputy Attorney General Margaret Love conceded the shortage "became acute in 1986." +For example, Xerox invented the personal computer, the "user-friendly" graphical software to run it and the computer control device called the "mouse," only to see them enrich competitors who marketed them better. +PRECIOUS METALS: Gold led precious metals prices lower, influenced in part by a sharp drop in the crude oil market. +"Those are just rumors to try to affect the dignified image of the Sandinista Front," Ms. Blandon said. +"He said, `Yumi, if you were American, you would be doing this,' " she remembers. +He does not handle criminal cases. +Even if the bill is stripped of provisions that alter the current relationships among banks, insurance companies and securities firms, the legislation contains significant measures. +By afternoon, Mr. Neigum, pride of Medicine Hat, Canada, has hit his stride. +Vlasi said his trial was politically motivated. +Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau said Galanis and his co-conspirators set up Consolidated Mortgage Co. and sold $75 million worth of partnerships with a promise of tax writeoffs that later proved unlawful. +Sooner or later, you will slide or step into a pool deeper than your boots, and wet feet will be added to other discomforts. In such circumstances, self-control is lost easily. +Surely, there is no fitter reason for singing one's heart out. +The United States, one of the few nations where sugar demand outpaces domestic production, would be flooded with inexpensive foreign sugar if the import quotas were lifted, she said. +In the end it is the degree to which there is this coincidence of strategic interests, whether it's trade issues or Bosnia or Iraq or dealing with the former Soviet Union. +The next step in the alliance has been the subject of renewed speculation since Ford's decision in April to create worldwide divisions for different classes of car. +They jumped over it. +Yakovlev noted that many of the medical and video cooperatives being put out of business by the decree have invested heavily in equipment, which the state must now buy back. +He said Mulheren was one of his few friends with whom he shared the information he received from Levine and Seigel, although he never revealed its source. +The auction house's catalog said the wine was of "excellent appearence," but it would not guarantee its quality. +Nearly three months after Crazy Eddie sought bankruptcy protection in June, the Securities and Exchange Commission accused Antar and top management with insider trading and systematically doctoring financial figures to inflate earnings. +"By getting competitive in technology, we can prevent them from acing us out," says Rep. Tony Coelho, a California Democrat who has pushed his party to computerize. +Ponce called the attacks "irritations that only affected the civilian population." +A man infected with the AIDS virus was convicted of knowingly selling tainted blood and sentenced to six years in prison. +The prospects for 1993 could be worse. +For the British, the change wrought by what many call the "chunnel" will be enormous. +Both nominees have run before. +About 60,000 Peruvians trace their heritage to Japan. +Cetus said its Gene-Amp polyomerase chain reaction (PCR) test is much faster and 1,000 times more sensitive than current techniques for differential diagnosis of chronic myeloid leukemia and acute lymphocytic leukemia. +One worker required mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. +Each of these would add the odd billion to an already high PSBR; not enough to restore it to the real levels of the crisis-ridden 1970s, but sufficient to cramp the post-election style of the lucky winner. +Ikast told the Times there have been talks with Texas Air about buying such a stake. +Avon Products rose 7/8 to 36 1/4 after Smith Barney, Harris Upham added the stock to the firm's list of recommended issues. +"You see a lot of diamonds, you see a lot of mink coats, you see a lot of Rolls-Royces, but you don't see any tomatoes on Michigan Avenue," he said. +Clay described himself as a bodyguard for the owner of the house where Bridges was living. +The container was given to the FBI. +During his campaign and again Monday, Hickel appealed to Alaskans' historic sense that they have too little control over the state's vast resource wealth. +He had replaced Ne Win, who resigned last month after 26 years of authoritarian rule. +Still, Mr. Barnett worries that today's budding entrepreneurs think glitzy marketing has more to do with success than good ideas. +"When some of these companies fall short of expectations, they're the most vulnerable because expectations are high and multiples are high," says Larry Jeddeloh, a managing director with the Leuthold Group in Minneapolis. +Tyson is the nation's largest poultry processor, while ConAgra ranks second and Holly Farms is third. +But her he painted: "Let yourself go into a pose of the southern seas,' he said.' +Lawrence Eckenfelder, of Prudential-Bache Securities Inc., said that "on a positive note, the company had very strong trading profits and investment banking revenue." +The science-themed program "Beyond Tomorrow" now runs 30 minutes on Saturdays. +The Enquirer team of 10 also offered these prophecies for the next nine years: For space reasons, the ones already proven wrong - i.e, Mike Tyson heavyweight champ until 1998, Liz Taylor marrying the late Malcolm Forbes - will be deleted. +He's the old guard, a man whose sense of decency and honor is thoroughly defined by a certain code. +Crude oil futures for November delivery ended the day up $1.14 a barrel at $38.67, after being down briefly as much as $1 from Tuesday's close. +And it was sung glowingly! One felt the women's real attempts not to fall for the new men _ and the men's pain when they did. +The eggs are fertilized outside the shell and hatch into free-swimming larvae called veligers. +Goland is a supporter of Israel and had backed Cranston because of the senator's record of support for that country. +The committee, which was formed to consider any management buy-out offers, also said in a brief statement that it would consider buy-out proposals from anyone until Nov. 18. +The latest Aramco developments follow other recent steps in a restructuring of the kingdom's oil industry designed to give the Saudis a more direct "hands-on" approach to running the business. +The president becomes the head of the the Defense Council and has the right to conduct international negotiations and sign treaties. +Inventors in academia are getting help, too. +A spokesman for Deutschman wasn't immediately available for comment. +Police and witnesses said Demirag was standing a few yards from the lectern in a group of news photographers when he fired. +Testimony was expected from several officials, including City Attorney James Penman, who fought in state and federal court to stop the line from being restored along the same course. +The second-quarter special charge resulted from an agreement in which PPG will clean 53 chrome residue sites in New Jersey, pay a $2.5 million fine, drop its lawsuits against the state and reimburse the state $900,000 for administrative costs. +EDO currently has about six million common shares outstanding. +The drug's use reduced the need for a second course of the traditional chemotherapy. +It's got to stop.' +Be sure all contractors are bidding on the same plans and materials. +The group owned 40 percent of the voting stock in Times Publishing but under an unusual arrangement got only 5.7 percent of the dividends. +Pan Am asked mediators to declare an impasse in contract talks with the Teamsters, sources said. +The records also showed that he paid $47,568 in city, state and federal taxes last year, roughly one-third of his $144,620 in earnings. +It is essential for all factions to refrain from all offensive actions including all military operation during the transitional period. +"Twenty years ago, it was such a complete taboo to even talk about homosexuality," Miller said. +Of particular concern to the church as it approaches its 2,000th birthday is the dramatic slide in the practice of religion in traditionally Roman Catholic European countries. +Ginsburg proved his point by deleting two-thirds of his dissent in a case before releasing it publicly. +After the U.S. occupation forces left Japan, their Jeeps continued to serve as all-round vehicles, especially on rough country roads, but they nearly disappeared in the 1960s, when many were shipped to poorer countries for another lifetime of service. +Detroit has survived wars and recessions. +That's one of the things that make this country great. +The bigger debt load increases the risk that a company might default on its debt payments. +Operating profits in the UK improved by Pounds 2m to Pounds 32.3m. Sir James Duncan, chairman, said 'good housekeeping' in the storage division had helped boost profits substantially. +'We are one of the most exciting markets in Europe,' said Mr Struwe. +About the only bright spot was building materials, a business CSR got into almost as an afterthought when it was looking for something to do with the cane-fiber byproduct of its sugar mills and experimented with using it in wallboard. +Morale at the agency, responsible to the Welsh Office for promoting economic development in Wales and improving the physical environment, is low. 'Everyone is confused,' said one insider. +White, an unemployed equipment salesman in Midland, said that he and his mother read his father's diary, which detailed the assassination. +The conductor Riccardo Muti proudly observes, "I have two fan clubs in Japan." +It lacks general application, and focuses on multinationals more than small and medium-sized firms. The mismatch works in both ways. +By preventing direct ownership of industrial stocks by banks, goes one durable argument, Glass-Steagall has spared the U.S. from the concentration of economic power in banking that has stifled competition and growth in Europe. +The companies' shareholders are expected to vote on the plan by December. +MichCon said the restructuring plan is a key step toward diversification and growth outside the company's core utility businesses. +However Nadel estimated buying the council's most energy-efficient refrigerator, dish and clothes washer could save $146 a year. +In the big New York contest on April 19, about 14 percent of the population is black. +Net interest revenue, which fell in the first half, increased 3.2% in the year to 344.2 billion pesetas from 333.5 billion pesetas a year earlier. +Mrs. Gamsakhurdia says she does not believe new Georgian Communist Party chief Givi Gumbaridze when he says he wants a dialogue with opponents to replace the traditional party monologue. +I think fair play dictates that the system go forward and make the determination." When asked if Meese had become an albatross on his campaign, Bush said: "An albatross? +A metric ton is about 2,205 pounds, about 36.7 bushels of wheat or 39.4 bushels of corn. +The scheme has won support from a number of London-based Conservative MPs and the present deadlock has become a powerful weapon in the Labour party's campaign. +The February contract settled at 54.15 cents a gallon, up 0.55 cent. +The consensus view is that this year's profits will fall for the first time in the company's history. David Spencer, chairman of Tay Homes, sold 2.1m shares at 220p leaving himself with 1.4m. +Since August 2 both the Belgian and the French francs have crept back inside the narrow band and the Danish crown is sitting just outside. +He said he teases the Discovery crew members, saying he'll get the chance to work as a space astronomer for more than a week. +They want the opportunity to advance, if they are qualified and deserving. +A PG&E spokesman said, however, most residential electric bills will increase less than 1%. +Washington has let links between aid and bases grow too explicit. +Costs rose 18% in the period, to 5.26 billion kronor from 4.46 billion kronor. +Taxes significantly raise the retail price of refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, TV sets and tape recorders, he said. +Each artist sketched or painted the new sneakers for sale. +It aims to grant 50 such Ph.D.s in a decade. +The temple siege began after at least five people were killed and 10 hurt in a gunbattle Monday between Sikhs inside the complex and security forces. +Independent Television News said witnesses reported seeing two separate fireballs about three miles apart, but there was no report from aviation authorities that another aircraft was involved in the crash. +"If they didn't get our shares, they'd get the next guy's." +More than 70 per cent of Taiwan's total 20m population originate from southern Fujian and the dialects are similar. +ASE rose by its daily 7 per cent limit to TDollars 112.50. MANILA was hit by US interest rate worries and a weakening in domestic blue chips. +Your 13-year-old daughter would love him. +"The last American decision to have talks with the PLO encouraged the tendency of violent acts against Israel," Shamir said. +They're due back to Negaunee, on Michigan's Upper Peninsula, on Oct. 17. +The road then becomes a military supply corridor with long processions of trucks and tanks and armored personnel carriers. +The market was expecting preliminary GNP figures to show a modest 2.5 percent increase in U.S. economic growth in the final three months of last year, slightly up from the original estimate of 2 percent growth. +All members, except the Bahamas which is not a signatory of the trading agreements, had said they will implement the common tariff. +Dutch policy "is often mistranslated and misinterpreted as `indulgent' or `permissive.' +The talks were at least temporarily downgraded from the political level to a technical level. +That year the Eagles defeated the Chicago Cardinals 7-0 for the championship. +The cause of the blast, they added, was not yet determined. +The yield was 68 basis points above the relevant three-year U.S. Treasury issue. +This is the strongest initiative to date in the Bank Board's drive to bring down the deposit costs for the entire savings and loan industry. +But on the evidence so far, he'll have to do more than mention the subject at a cabinet meeting. +"It was a concept based on overwhelming force, of crushing opposition," writes Mr. Cray, approvingly. +They are likely to find their home market eroded by foreign competitors who are more far-sighted than they are. +Overnight snowfall in Vermont included 2 or 3 inches at Ludlow, with 1 to 2 inches at Bellows Falls, Rockingham, Windsor and St. Johnsbury. +They want the firm to represent Soviet athletes and teams in gaining international endorsements, to manage international sporting events and to act as the go-between for deals with Western sports-equipment makers. +Orders for durable goods _ items ranging from washing machines to tanks _ fell 4.2 percent last month, to a seasonally adjusted $124.0 billion, the department reported. +"I don't think many Americans are having much trouble understanding this decision," the spokesman said. +PTL filed for protection from creditors under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code last year after the organization's founder and religious leader, Jim Bakker, became involved in a sex scandal. +In other business and economic news this past week: _The government said after-tax profits at the nation's businesses declined 1 percent over the first three months of the year. +This provides mobile communications products in France and Italy, and is starting a business in Germany. +Calling for "more effective and real participation of voters in all stages of the pre-election and election campaigns," Mr. Gorbachev proposed that limit on the number of candidates be dropped. +Truck production is forecast to rise 8.3% to 907,334 vehicles. +He said witnesses reported that Polk stopped his truck and got out, brandishing a shotgun. "At the time, a member of the family rammed him with a car and pinned him against the truck," he said. +But a legislative aide and a former aide were accused by a federal grand jury Tuesday of shaking down FBI undercover agents in exchange for help with legislation. +But while the nation was polarized over slavery, many people refused to use ingredients produced by slave labor, a boycott, Weaver noted, not unlike modern-day protests. +Experts say tourism could also become an important moneymaker in East Germany, but enormous and costly renewal efforts would be needed. +The judge had delayed the trial on several occasions in order for a number of related issues to be debated and resolved. +In reforming the Soviet system, said Rybakov, "the first step is to change the psychology of the people. +The money would be paid back out of premium income, not tax revenue. +"They got in there and changed numerators and denominators and got themselves more money." +On Wall Street, share prices were unsettled initially but soon picked up and the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed just 0.89 lower at 3,203.94. Shortly before yesterday's banquet, Mr Bush had said in a US television interview that he felt well. +Eurodollar bond prices fell sharply, then recovered most of their losses in one of the most volatile sessions in months. +Andrew Levy and Associates, a labour research group, estimates that 650,000 working days were lost in the first half of 1992 compared to 375,000 in the same period in 1991. +He called it a "slight change in configuration" and said a final decision had not been taken yet, pending thorough consultations with the gulf countries. +Iran, smelling victory, was in no mood for compromises of any sort in early 1987. +McDonell's appointment is effective September. +Mr Smouha believes that civil action against Abu Dhabi would be lengthy, costly and too much of a gamble. Mr Elias's hand would be strengthened if indictments were issued in the US against any member of the Abu Dhabi administration. +On the other are tobacco-state senators who are worried about the economic health of their farming constituents, as well as the tobacco companies, who have organized an intense campaign to kill the smoking ban. +Frequent modification of the rules discourages even the most ambitious entrepreneur. +An inquiry by the board would destroy "any atmosphere of frank and open discussions" and could force the News "to divulge confidential or proprietary information," the judge wrote. +And Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher, who was represented at the meeting by his counselor, Wayne Berman, was also opposed. +The result is a new spirit of openness, but also increasing cacophony, even as the deadline for completing the proposals rapidly approaches. +The top item on the agenda was the future role of the armed forces. +Bradley, the son of a Texas sharecropper and the grandson of slaves, was first elected mayor in 1973. +"They are more anxious than ever to get into our area before 1992 to conform with our way of doing things. +The two superpowers have not participated in other U.N. peacekeeping operations because they were perceived as putting their national strategic interests first. +He charged that the terms the FDIC granted to NCNB Corp. when it took over First RepublicBank Corp. in 1988 and to Banc One Corp. when it took over MCorp in 1989 were too generous. +There should also be a clear statement of the number of hours the NED will be required to commit to the training recommended by the report. +Each of these three bills mandates outlays by a significant margin beyond what the president was willing to spend. +The conference was convened by the Eastern Orthodoxy's Ecumenical Patriarch. +"Unless federal leaders come forward with an alternative immediately to fill in that vacuum, I think we're in very deep trouble," Keaton said. +Here is what one looks like: Wire cages on wheels line one wall. +Last week, Bush spokesman Marlin Fitzwater indicated the president's willingness to look at such a proposal but the president himself was silent. +Some Pounds 281m (Pounds 262m) was earmarked for outstanding claims, with a further Pounds 147m (Pounds 95m) in unearned premium reserves. +A long rental in Edinburgh was impossible; buying was the alternative. +The INS projects that 97 percent of eligible aliens will eventually apply to stay in the United States, Norton said. +In an isolated case of loyalty to a commander, troops in the northern port city of St. Marc killed a 12-year-old boy ednesday when they fired into a mob about to attack the home of a sergeant with a reputation for brutality, witnesses said. +It upheld a lower court ruling that awarded TWA more than $17.2 million plus interest of about $31.1 million. +Besides Messrs. Mozer and Murphy, the other employees suspended Friday were trader Christopher Fitzmaurice and clerk Henry Epstein. +"A lot them are transported to just before a checkpoint and dropped off. They walk around the checkpoint and are picked up on the other side," Garcia said. +"The Brezhnev doctrine as you called it is dead and there is no hope of revival," he told ABC's "Good Morning America," referring to the concept of intervention named after the late Soviet leader. +David Ruffin, former lead singer of the Temptations, was jailed after failing to show up for his trial on cocaine possession charges, his court-appointed lawyer said. +The newspaper said a regional task force has been set up to deal with the emergency. +Where did all these delegates come from? Half came from Puerto Rico, where Gov. Rafael Hernandez-Colon delivered his blessing and 52 previously uncommitted delegates. +"Our greatest skill as a firm is that we are an extremely effective white knight," says Mr. Shaykin, noting the firm can mobilize funds with the speed of a fire engine company if necessary. +Mixed in with the Social Security benefit checks and payments on telephone and electric bills are transactions ranging from a 40 cent prize to a "first round sweepstakes" winner to a $1 rebate for the purchase of a women's shaver. +Put a lid on, leave the jar on a kitchen counter, making sure the towel remains wet. +This approach is common to industries where the scale of the problem limits the impact of unilateral action by individual companies and where there are consumer safety implications. +Mrs. Aquino led six of her Cabinet members in revealing their assets and liabilities. +Use the nominal size in your plans since a small space is left between stones. +If prices hold above $4.20 to $4.24 through the rest of July and August, he said, the funds will return to silver. +Some 1,000 Chinese studying in the U.S. signed an unprecedented open letter to the Peking leadership expressing "deep anxiety" over the recent removal of Hu Yaobang as Communist Party chief and government suppression of free speech. +In October 1986, GAF still held about 10% of Carbide's stock. +The Dow Industrial index has already dropped by 7 per cent since peaking at the end of January. Cyclical stocks again led blue chips down. +CMI, a media consultancy, is a unit of Trinity Communications, a health-care advertising agency based in Conshohocken, Pa. +Brady came directly from talks on Capitol Hill with finance ministers from the Group of Seven nations _ the other major Western democracies. +"I would like him to come to my house and rub it in to my dad that he won and Dukakis lost," said Patrick Yanez. +Lower rates, at least in theory, should act as a stimulus to economic growth, and stock markets are supposed to be adept at anticipating better times ahead. +The company also makes bubble gum, mostly marketed under the Dubble Bubble brand, as well as Razzles, a gum product pressed into the form of a tablet. +First Toronto said its bid is conditional upon acceptance by the holders of 51% of Forsayth's outstanding shares, including those held by Walhalla. +A judge Monday dismissed one of 10 perjury counts against former Rep. Pat Swindall as the defense began its case. +The NZSE-40 index added 18.9 at 2,040.53. BOMBAY closed higher in spite of a ban on the forward sale of 10 volatile shares. +"I try to listen, I try to learn," said Dukakis, who previously had called the furlough program for murderers essential for maintaining order in the state's prisons. +This is 100,000 Euro better than planned. +But it has traditionally met only twice a year to ratify policy set by the Communist Party. +He warned that there was a large number of coachbuilders in particular in southern Europe, that 'may run into trouble' because of new market requirements and more stringent legislation. +As he saw it, government didn't hold the answers to problems that were rooted in individuals. +Talks continue." The controllers said a letter was sent last month to Prime Minister Mieczyslaw F. Rakowski complaining of the "deterioration over a number of years" in the air traffic control system. +He identified the dead inmate as James Bailey, 34, of Chicago, who was serving time for two counts of attempted murder. +Under questioning by reporters, Milligan said it could have been constructed of such simple materials as steel wool and hydraulic brake fluid. +The rebound of single-family housing has propped the post-crash economy; residential building has produced a seasonally adjusted gain of 200,000 construction jobs since October. +Both months were warmer than usual, but rain held back builders in February. +The president also stressed stability, one of the proudest boasts of his Institutional Revolutionary Party. +Wholesale unleaded gasoline for March delivery finished off 1.82 cents at 62.40 cents a gallon. +The game became a favorite with farmers, factory workers and market vendors after the government suspended its own lottery in 1987 to break up underground gambling based on the drawing. +Both were were hospitalized with minor injuries, he said. +Even when hackers were using telephone lines without paying, the 'theft' of time from the network seemed rather abstract. However, by the mid-1980s, as home computers became more sophisticated, some spectacular break-ins were occuring. +Don't expect biotechnology stocks to roll merrily along with the rest of the bull market. +"There's only one reason today we have homeless people in America," Dukakis said. "It's because we aren't building affordable housing for people of low and moderate income. +On other futures markets, grains rallied, but gold, energy products and orange juice contracts all declined. +Utilities fought to restore electricity and gas service to thousands of shivering customers. +But the government has never filed criminal charges against any member of the Marcos family for fear they would demand their right to return and face accusers. +SmithKline Beckman Corp. on Monday reported a 14 percent increase in its first quarter profit, boosted by strong sales in its eye-care division and a weak American dollar. +"I feel that the agreement that was announced yesterday between Gorbachev and Kohl was very, very significant and very important," he said of the announcement that Moscow would not oppose a unified Germany in NATO. +And their proposal has another merit which they both overlook. Mr Bootle's main case rests on interest rates. +BankAmerica paid a so-called deposit premium of 4.3%, or $81 million, to buy the remains of Phoenix-based Merabank. +However enflamed his loins, it seems unlikely that the bank manager would literally chase the teenage girl through a small country town where, presumably, both would be widely recognised. +Aside from the inherent dishonesty of blaming an imbalance on narrow breaches of accepted rules, it defies rational belief that retaliation would cure the imbalance, even assuming that a cure is needed. +K-H Corp. will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Varity, formerly Massey-Ferguson, a Toronto-based maker of farm and industrial machinery. +Barley acreage is expected to fall 3% from last year to 8.89 million acres, sorghum acreage is expected to fall 9% to 11.5 million acres and oat acreage is expected to fall 9% to 11 million acres. +The government is failing to do this at present. The case for CrossRail is unassailable. +But his competitors, seeing Mr Kravchuk trails in polls in most of Ukraine, set up a momentum toward proceeding with the presidential elections. +Too much people there," Mirza said. "Not so many peoples here." The INS initially estimated that 600,000 farm workers would pay the $185 fee to apply under the sweeping program mandated by the 1986 immigration act. +Can anyone recall any arguments for this treaty? +That's reserved for orders of 1,000 shares a trade or less, primarily for quick execution for individual investors. +The commission has been petitioned by the Consumer Federation of America, a consumer-activist group, to require stronger standards for bunk beds. +A presidential spokeswoman said Salinas passed the test. +The markets were hoping for still more. +The Allergan Advents are expected to compete directly with disposable lenses, such as the AcuVue lens made by a division of Johnson & Johnson. +Brean Murray, Foster Securities Inc. announced a joint venture under which Banque Paribas Capital Markets Ltd. will market Brean Murray's research world-wide. +He was an interesting choice as antidote to Mrs Thatcher. +Parti Quebecois leader Jacques Parizeau attacked Mr. Bourassa earlier this week for allegedly making concessions to the other provinces, and he demanded that Mr. Bourassa abandon the negotiations. +The rest of the buyout funding apparently would be borrowed. +Testimony in the federal court challenge to Pennsylvania's restrictive abortion law today took aim at a provision requiring women to notify their husbands before getting abortions. +The blast at the Big Three Industries plant, which had only two employees, shook surrounding buildings, witnesses said. +Most of today's debate revolves around the entirely valid objective of increasing managerial effectiveness and corporate success. Code of practice Mr Howard could do more to catch this mood. +They insisted that window units assembled off site be disassembled and reassembled before their eyes. +Officials at Equity & Law couldn't immediately be reached for comment. +Kentucky Fried Chicken, meanwhile, which has been moving aggressively to modernize the chain and improve its lackluster performance, says it has no intention of backing down on its major demands. +Redman said `'we remain committed to pushing ahead with this peace process. +What they say to customers is completely opposite of what they say to regulators." +"It seemed like at that moment we weren't going to continue," said vocalist Kate Pierson. "But we kept hanging around together. We helped each other. +Young Japanese are less interested in taking over the family business and squirreling away money than they are in working for prestigious companies and skiing on weekends. +The carrying cost of this investment will be about Pounds 4m a year. +Factory orders climbed 4.1% in November, the largest rise since a 4.4% gain in November 1984, the Commerce Department said. +Eleven-year-old Larry Banister II is acknowledged to be the most precocious promoter in this old gold mining community now that his efforts in behalf of Kids' Day have begun to hit pay dirt. +This has not been enough to counteract a 50 per cent drop in industrial production since 1989 or stem a fall in real incomes of more than 20 per cent and rising unemployment, which is uppermost in the minds of many voters as they go to the polls. +Numerous politicians, both from the opposition and the governing parties, have presented in Parliament scores of questions about the scandal. +If any discoloration remains, scrape it gently with a pen knife. +An Oscar triumph would give each a kick in the pants. +And of course, the big-brimmed garden-party hat nearly eclipses the shoulders with flowers. +'Because of the difficulty of checking these smaller items, a Pounds 250 job becomes a Pounds 300 or Pounds 320 job. +All Mrs. Rzadzka discovered through another relative was that her real name was Dina Szapiro, and that her family had been well-to-do. +William S. Lerach, a San Diego, Calif., attorney who specializes in such cases, is representing the plaintiffs. +When Eduard A. Shevardnadze, the Soviet foreign minister, announced the date during a visit to Beijing in February, the Chinese initially denied it and then issued a confirmation two days later. +Murdoch began his show business career in 1927 as a dancer in the chorus of a London stage show, "The Blue Train," but soon branched out into radio comedy. +No matter how good the statistics on the economy get these days, they don't seem to be good enough to quell fears on Wall Street of an approaching recession. +Further, he said, "just because it worked in this period doesn't mean it's going to work in every 20-year period." +They are not going are going to be basket shoppers. +He plans to devote more than half the $70,000 prize money toward getting special legislation to declare the space free of national boundaries. +Competitors have hired some of Ashton-Tate's best technical people, and customers are tired of seeing the company fail to meet promised deadlines for the completion of new products. +Miss Oliphant was arrested Thursday on charges including assault, robbery and theft. +"The next time you spend some green on a trash bag, look for the Green Cross," the copy urges. +Next, he alleges that takeovers neglect the rights of alternative stakeholders such as employees and communities in which the firm operates. +People wept and beat their heads and chests with clenched fists in the Shiite Moslem expression of bereavement. +If NFL owners, through replacement teams, have devised a strike defense, that would be especially bad news for the baseball union, which has used the strike effectively in the past. +At Johns Hopkins University, Dr. Solomon Snyder last summer identified a carrier protein that ferries odor molecules up the nose. +The fish are then allegedly "laundered" through middlemen in Hong Kong and Singapore to avoid detection by Taiwanese, Korean and Japanese enforcement officials. +In his resignation letter, he said he would remember the summits as the high point of his tenure. +The only modification is a lower height for Japan. +Adobe Systems fell 2 1/4 to 33 3/4. +BA has bought minority stakes in USAir and Qantas as well as stakes in small European airlines to strengthen its presence in the EC market. +A new strike was called last week in Stepanakert, where workers were off their jobs for weeks during the summer. +But a lawsuit making that argument was dismissed Tuesday by state Supreme Court Justice Joseph Mintz, who said the environmentalists had no standing to sue and had waited too long to raise their complaints. +"I am determined to get to the bottom of what happened at Camp Hill," the governor said. +Republican Senate candidate George V. Voinovich, who has criticized the extent of Sen. Howard Metzenbaum's out-of-state fundraising, is planning his own series of events outside Ohio to raise money, a campaign spokesman said Thursday. +Eric Kobern, a former Fidelity employee who publishes an independent newsletter that monitors the company, predicts future layoffs if business does not accelerate. +"The thing actually has taken on all of the intensity of a religious controversy, with people rabidly for it and people rabidly against it," Johnston, who joined the fray seven months ago, said recently. +Pauley, whose NBC News contract has been extended to 1992, will do a prime-time news series this summer. +West Germany expects more than 100,000 East Germans by the end of the year. +His credibility is incredible." +Fourth-quarter 1989 earnings also were reduced by $9.5 million in charges to cover the writeoff of discontinued printing equipment as well as revisions to the estimated tax rate and certain liabilities and reserves for the year. +When the bizarre events continued, authorities told the family to move out and Travelers hired an engineering company to investigate. +"It's not an obscene photograph _ not even close," said Robert E. Mittel, a Portland lawyer who is fighting to get the picture by photographer Walter Chappell out of the hands of authorities. +But even among many of these Democrats, fidelity to the budget agreement clearly has its limits. +For a country once considered one of the most unstable in South America, August will mark the seventh year of democratic rule. +A total of 3,500 accountants, solicitors and consultants provide their services on a voluntary basis. The trust, which helps young people into business, distributed Pounds 3.5m in loans and Pounds 2.5m in grants in the year ended June 1991. +The Ontario court is scheduled to hear the suit Sept. 8. +There are differences, of course. +The discovery came just as a heat wave moved over the region, with forecasters predicting temperatures in the 90s through the weekend. +Officials cautioned there was no way of knowing how many individuals were on the list, because some of the names are entered more than once. +Total orders fell by more than 60 per cent between 1991 and the middle of this year. The one bright spot has been public sector orders, where fiscal stimulus packages in the last 18 months have helped bolster demand. +Opposition from the state of Massachusetts has stymied development of the evacuation plan for the zone within 10 miles of the plant, a zone that includes several Massachusetts communities. +Mikhail S. Gorbachev and Iranian Parliament Speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani discussed prospects for settling conflicts in the Middle East and Afghanistan in the first of two meetings between the leaders, Tass said. +That isn't about to change _ they're just getting started. +The lawsuit also names Vernon McFadden Jr., the widower of the fourth Shirelle, Addie Harris, as a plaintiff. +Later this year, Cambex will begin receiving installment payments from EMC totalling $3.5 million, in addition to about $3.5 million of EMC common shares. +The fighting is the fiercest in six months between the two factions, which have been battling on and off for three years for control of Lebanon's 1.2 million Shiites. +The Archbishop of Canterbury, a past critic of government policies, buried the hatchet and declared the war "just." +They claimed the Games were being used to keep the two Koreas divided. +Dr Pepper needs consents from holders of a majority of the debentures by June 28. Ms. O'Connell strongly recommends that holders vote no. +"If they don't, we go back on strike. +The suit, filed in U.S. District Court here, alleges that one part of the bank's pension plans discriminates against male employees and two other parts discriminate against females. +He has hurt and crushed me," she said. +Whereas some predators assimilate acquisitions within months, Nestle usually takes two or three years to start the process in earnest. +Later came Broadway's "Candide," and "West Side Story," the Romeo-and-Juliet tale set amid the fire escapes and gang warfare of New York City. +The estimate by Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford during congressional testimony was the first public acknowledgement by the administration of the scope of its new initiative, which was unveiled last week by Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady. +His reading lists range from the tales of Pippi Longstocking and Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle for the early grades to "The Red Badge of Courage," "Kon-Tiki" and "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" for older pupils. +Motorola fell 2 3/4 to 47 3/4 after Merrill Lynch downgraded its long-term rating on the stock to "neutral" from "above average." +The fuel was en route from Bradwell nuclear power station in south England to the Sellafield nuclear power station in north England for reprocessing, he said. +This is a view held by the next deputy governor, Mr Rupert Pennant-Rea. +Israel expelled four Palestinians to Lebanon and ordered 25 more deported in a crackdown on activists it blames for the eight-month uprising. +In a gesture of good will Wednesday, the Albanian Embassy in Athens told the mayor of the northern Greek town of Ioannina that the remains of Greek soldiers killed in the 1940 Greek-Italian war would be returned. +Dukakis won Tuesday's Oregon Democratic presidential primary, 58% to Jackson's 38%, and polls show him with a substantial lead in advance of the June 7 primaries in California, New Jersey, New Mexico and Montana. +The average annual savings total runs between $300 and $400. +The other seat likely will come from the Democratic Detroit area. +Exports are projected to reach an all-time high of $19.3 billion this year with a trade surplus of nearly $700 million. +Norwood's president, Jay Klopfenstein, said the gain represented the smallest monthly change in the Norwood index since March 1984, as the big price movements of the previous four months gave way to relative stability. +In no case have specific threats been made. +Demand for the yellow metal was likely to reach another record this year because sales to India 'are going like a train' while 350 to 400 tonnes of gold had been imported to China through 'unofficial' channels. +Currently, the S&P 500-stock index dividend yield equals about 77% of the T-bill rate. +We don't have that here," he said. "Oh, do we need a good year." The fall season has long been considered the gravy of the tourism year, because little or no promotion was needed to get the people here. +So plastic surgery is forecast to triple in the next decade. +But there was apparent evidence to support their case and many cereal growers who sold early must now be kicking themselves. Forward prices for next harvest have also risen above support levels. +"I'm not going to pretend I didn't wish this weren't happening," says the wife demurely, on hearing that her adulterous husband is also accused of committing assault and battery on a prostitute. +An alliance of private armies apparently financed by drug traffickers has taken over this tropical town and much of central Colombia. +He sets 1987 sales at 1.8 million units, below April's 2.8 million annualized rate. +The threshold for a hurricane is 74 mph, and a tropical storm has a threshold of 39 mph. +Galoob said it expects 1987 sales to fall "significantly" from last year's $110.9 million, when it had net income of $5.8 million, or 70 cents a share. +As Mr. Diller became more occupied with corporate matters, Messrs. +"The consumers are providing more challenge to companies," Davis said. +Although I am an authorised signatory (in the event of her demise), I have never used this power. It is necessary that the income from this investment, together with my pensions, are used for our living expenses. +Hughes is the developer and prime contractor for the Phoenix, a long-range, radar-guided missile introduced in 1974. +Ten years ago: Iran ordered American reporters to leave the country in three days, having already accused the journalists of biased reporting in the hostage crisis. +The accounts I've seen on their computers are inaccurate.' SFV was not bonded and had not made alternative arrangements to protect customers' money. +The incident ended less than three hours later when they surrendered after the plane landed at Frankfurt airport. +Fuerst, 41, also spoke out at the time against the growing number of calls for Jenninger's resignation. +We will continue to work to convince the DOT staff that we ought to get the award." +He's trying to make a living in a soft market," Hochberg said. +At the time, the commissioner's office said the matter was private, but several published reports said gambling was discussed. +Nevertheless, the dollar continued rising Monday. +Mr. Sosnoff, who yesterday launched a tender offer for the 86.4% of Caesars he doesn't already own, said he has provisional commitments from lenders to finance much of the $725.2 million, $28-a-share bid. +The load factor for the same period fell to 51% from 59%. +The son of Jamaican immigrants, Powell is the fourth black to achieve the rank of four-star general. +Cultivate peace and harmony with all." On this date: In 1777, American soldiers in the Revolutionary War won the first Battle of Saratoga over the British. +Maxfield believes in taking the mission to the streets as well, where the homeless live. +Copper and crude oil reacted sharply to the concern that a crash yesterday could have a potentially devastating effect on the economy. +Imports of European autos were up 63.9%, to $192.68 million. +AAA said planned car trips rose slightly, to 22.5 million people from 22.3 million. +Campaign aides set up two lecterns, a table for the panelists and a dark backdrop to duplicate debate conditions, with Rep. Dennis Eckart, D-Ohio, playing the role of Quayle. +The National Press Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization devoted to the support and improvement of journalism. It offers in-career training and other programs to print and broadcast journalists. +They demanded the release of all other detainees, including one reported near death because of a 33-day hunger strike. +Talks about merging the two regional sports networks have been intensifying in recent weeks, although officials declined to confirm the negotiations. +New World National's sole office, closed by the Comptroller's office, is to reopen today as Lincoln National Bank, a newly chartered subsidiary of Equimark Corp., a Pittsburgh-based bank holding company. +A survey released last week by the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion showed Moynihan ahead 67 percent to 20 percent with 13 percent undecided. +As a group the five bullion firms transact less business than outside market makers, several London bullion traders say. +"We hope this goodwill gesture will awaken the conscience of Western nations to support the causes of the oppressed, especially the people of Palestine, who are subjected to daily killings and destruction," it said. +Yet the company is solidly profitable, has shown increased earnings in most years recently and sports a muscular balance sheet: Its total debt is less than 20% of total capital. +Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev on Friday threatened to impose economic sanctions on Lithuania if the rebel Baltic republic refuses to rescind legislation passed since its declaration of independence last month. +The party suffered a particularly sharp drop in support in Kiel, the state capital, falling 12 points to 39.3 per cent, while the Greens more than doubled their vote from 7.3 to 15.1 per cent. +Kathy Schaafsma, a demonstrator in Baltimore, said she military action was illegal and the newly installed government of elected President Guillermo Endara was a "puppet government" that will ensure U.S. control of the Panama Canal. +The advance information, Humphrey charges, enabled the group to mount campaigns against individuals even before their candidates were nominated. +(78) "Tour of Duty," CBS, 9.6. +There were a lot of really disruptive events in the background of a kid's life." Marlens said, "It's different when you're 12. You know things are happening, but you're not quite sure about them. +Their forbears organized the True Whig Party, which ruled without interruption, and American-Liberians were widely accused of brutalizing the native inhabitants. +Until it can prove otherwise, its shares will not look cheap, even on a prospective multiple some four points below the market. +Other performers include the California-based Dance Through Time, which reconstructs dances of the past (Sept. 2 and 3); and Matthew Nash Music and Dance, a contemporary ballet company that combines music, dance and theater (Sept. 8 and 11). +The two businessmen were subsequently released. +However, he argues that the recent rise in the market is sustainable because it has been accompanied by heavier volumes. So how can the private investor track volume movements in shares? +Users are allowed to photocopy the letters. +It followed a 3.6-magnitude quake at 12:37 p.m. +Brokers expected the news to boost the stock market. +A Chinese factory official was fired and another warned over the export of goods made with prison labor, China's trade ministry said. +Why should they be? +The rights may be exercised when a person or group acquires 20% or more of Payless Cashways common stock, or announces a tender offer that would result in ownership of 20% or more of the stock. +The NYSE's composite index of all its listed common stocks lost 1.04 to 164.32. +The Illinois Supreme Court upheld the tax last June 24, reversing a state appeals court ruling that had invalidated it. +Such disparities in sentencing, along with widespread dissatisfaction with the criminal parole system, prompted Congress to include sentencing reform in the 1984 Comprehensive Crime Control Act. +But the computer was proving a hard sell because of its high price, a lack of software and an optical data-storage device that was too slow. +To help in investigating any tax evasion by the pachinko industry, the National Police Agency has sought to introduce a system in which customers would use prepaid cards, rather than cash, to play pachinko machines. +The bonds were priced to yield 40 basis points over US government bonds. But AT&T's strong name recognition among retail investors and the relative lack of new five-year Eurodollar bonds recently ensured success. +"I really needed to find out who those guys were," said Mr. Kenny. +Disobedience of judicial orders undermines the ability of the nation's courts to administer justice, and is properly and legitimately punishable by fines and imprisonment. +Citadel said it bought the 100,000 shares for $33.875 each, or about $3.4 million. +Gaming now accounts for more than half of Hilton's earnings, and overall company earnings fell to 79 cents a share from 89 cents a year earlier. +Sen. Strom Thurmond, who at 87 is the oldest member of Congress, returned to his hometown today to announce his intention to seek another six years in Congress. +And she said January "still left too much merchandise in specialty apparel inventories." +A special meeting of representatives of all 15 Soviet republics was called in Yerevan to discuss disaster relief. +"There's been no monetary benefit so far - it's like Monopoly money," said Nome Liquor and Grocery owner Greg Higashi, who has accepted more than 5,000 rubles in about nine months from visitors from across the Bering Strait. +Critics of the group say they are opposed to the Guardian Angels' plans to patrol the London Underground, the subway system plagued by a recent rise in crime. +Nowhere are the candidates' differences more apparent than the way their campaign literature treats the controversial, top-priority issue of teacher pay. +Projections of congressional action are mixed. +To the extent Congress enacts protective legislation, it will harm world trade, not improve it. +For the Hennes, it would have been a war of kin. +Stevens, 71, one of the court's moderate members, was appointed by Ford in 1975. +Manigat said he still didn't know what role Col. Jean-Claude Paul, who had been his main military ally, was playing. +The bonds are rated Baa by Moody's and triple-B by S&P. The bonds are rated single-A by Fitch Investors Service Inc. +The Supreme Court is due to rule this spring on a Louisiana law requiring that when evolution is taught in public schools, equal time must be given to creation-science, defined as the scientific evidence for creation. +In Hong Kong, the government welcomed the package though Governor Sir David Wilson. +The pick of today's movies begins (or for many readers, no doubt, began) at 9.30 this morning with the first and one of the best musicals made by the Fred Astaire / Ginger Rogers team, Flying Down To Rio (BBC2). +An aide to Premier Li Peng said members of the Chinese leadership were guilty of supporting the demonstrators. +Joyce Herring, in red, danced the counterpart to the narrator. In revising the dance, Miss Graham changed the chorus from the original all women to nine women and eight men. +Mrs. Helin, who taught gifted chiuldren at a U.S. government school in Panama and was the daughter of a former Army port commander, was killed by stray fire from the Panamanian Defense Forces. +Well, they're sadly mistaken," he said. +With U.S. and Saudi Arabian billions, it funneled military hardware to Afghan mujahideen insurgents. +Forcing people to contribute portions of their earnings to political causes they oppose violates their First Amendment rights. +Members of the extremist Temple Mount Faithful and the ultra-nationalist Tehiya party demonstrated at the foot of the Temple Mount, demanding they be allowed to pray on the hilltop, which contains two Moslem mosques. +Choppers get the escape weeds," said county agent Dwayne Wheeler. +"The title of priest is just a title. +The Tateho situation has put a chill into the recent rebound of the Japanese warrant market, which has been one of the few bright spots in the otherwise lackluster Eurobond market this year. +Seidman refrained from directly criticizing M. Danny Wall, the top U.S. thrift regulator. +In the 12 states Mr. Cardenas has visited so far, the turnout for his speeches usually has matched or exceeded that of his pre-election campaign visits. +Any way you look at it, welfare mothers don't lobby as well as ranchers. +This kind of change in the blood cholesterol has been linked to coronary heart disease. +Bancroft Convertible Fund Inc., New York, likely will reject a renewed offer from Florida investor Robert I. Green to buy Bancroft for $18.95 a share. +Succeeding in either program means the offender has not been returned to the institution after his full release, Meloy said. +"I hire and fire, fix salaries and make other decisions" without interference, she says. +The director of public prosecutions couldn't be reached for comment yesterday. +Live Entertainment Inc., which distributed nine million Turtles videos, says its first-quarter results would have been stronger if not for a higher-than-expected number of returns by stores. +So the defective gene or a nearby one may play a role in at least some sporadic kidney cancers, Gusella said. +Even so, Bain will be able to improve profitability because the new employees will earn considerably less than many of the senior officials who were dismissed. +The U.S. underwriters face big losses if the BP shares go unsold, analysts said. +"I was impressed by (yesterday's) market," he said. +And I'd say, `When it stops, it's over.' +Church officials later confirmed he was the author. +Chung says the technique her show uses is that of the Warren Beatty film, "Reds," which in telling the story of John Reed, an American radical, interspersed interviews of people who knew him. +One after the other they will say they deserved the whippings they used to get, but they don't deserve the bad rap they're getting now. +I wanted to fly, and all I did was break my collarbone." "Peter Pan" opened on Broadway in 1954 and ran for 152 performances. +"This is a big moment for me, and a historic one for women," she said in announcing her candidacy. "Much thought and deliberation preceded this decision. +Mr. Lackovic joined the company as president that year and was named chairman and chief executive in 1988. +But Gene Murtha, president of Main Street Toy of Simsbury, Conn., which makes "The Original Slap Wrap" and sells it for $2.49, said his product hasn't caused any injuries. +The only hurdle, therefore, seems to be the application itself and whether sceptical buyers see a real use for these systems in the workplace. +Wheel, 55, was charged in October 1986 for her actions during an inquest earlier that year into allegations that she had padded her paycheck. +The last thing Mr. Bush or the troops need is a federal judge trying to expand judicial power into foreign policy. The last thing Congress deserves is a judge stepping in so that legislators can keep ducking responsibility for or against war. +Sami Khatib, are poorly equipped and have stayed out of the fighting, but help Syrian troops blockade Christian territory. +"Entire villages and districts have been isolated by the flooding, and rescue forces haven't been able to reach them because of the high water level," Mr. Abu-Saleh was quoted as saying. +The man, who had been shot, was not named. +He said Tuesday that the summit was "a show" intended to display only the good side of life in the Soviet Union. +Some detainees were petty criminals as young as 14, Mr Rodley said. +To our alarm, they were closed too. There was only one thing for it: a telephone call to Patrick Messeiller, Verbier's tourist director, interrupting his Sunday lunch. +And that, says some observers, leaves the presidency as an institution too vulnerable to incursions from Capitol Hill. +The children, who were not immediately identified, were all under the age of 6, authorities said. +The tough decisions aren't over for Manufacturers. +Some foreign exchange dealers said the dollar also moved higher because of orders for the currency by U.S.-based multinationals preparing to repatriate profits from overseas operations. +However, despite the extention, the offer remains on hold pending the resolution of a competitive bidding process NWA's board of directors has launched for the airline. +Still, there are some parallels and that is forcing the United States to make different arguments for different hemispheres. +But the most hectic trading took place in the gasoline pit of the New York Mercantile Exchange. +Neither side dares risk a postponement, unless relatively minor. So South Africa hurtles headlong towards elections, less than eight months away, without a constitution under which to hold the poll. +He is serious-faced, but with a deep chuckle never far away. He can show exasperation, but has the Basque's approachability. +This led to violent clashes between the rival factions. In its final settlement with the company, the union made a significant concession and agreed to accept the principle of no pay for no work. +Indictments against additional traders are expected by defense attorneys in coming months. +The Inland Revenue Staff Federation is opposed to what it describes as privatisation. It has made a 20-point claim including a request that staff have the option of being seconded to their new employment. +Meredith has a program in which managers are expected to identify potential successors for their positions. +Other anti-pollution measures include replacing coal and oil as an energy source with liquid natural gas. +Turin has always been a citta rossa, a stronghold of the left, which has drawn on the support of Fiat employees. +It put the cleanup and modernization cost at $81 billion over that period. +"He was working near the top of the tank and was blown off by the explosion," Warnke said. "It's possible that the explosion could have been related to his work, but we don't know yet. +In addition, she said, the nation's largest banking concern is "going to get an earnings blast in the fourth quarter" because Brazil has resumed interest payments on its foreign loans after getting an infusion of new loans. +Buzz Zaino, an industry analyst and managing director of Trust Co. of the West in New York, said the recapitalization will help Playboy make similar deals. +The New York Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, ruled last February that "the original permit in this case was invalid" because it authorized construction above 19 floors. +In June 1982, Ambassador Shlomo Argov was shot and wounded as he left a dinner at a London hotel. +No reason for the change was given. +LTV attributed the decline in steel operating income to the sale last year of its Warren, Ohio, steel plant. +Some of the strikers in Jay, many of whom earned more than $35,000 a year at the plant, took other jobs during the prolonged strike. +And what more appropriate venue than a city in linguistically divided Quebec? +The Netherlands and Belgium have threatened to contest the choice of a Frenchman as head of a new development bank for Eastern Europe and the choice of London as its headquarters. +Mrs. Chibaro had one remaining asset: a home near the beach valued at $200,000, with no mortgage. +Capuzzi's lecture, which attracted more than 80 people, was one of six on teen suicide in a four-day conference of the American Association for Counseling and Development. +It comes at a time of increasing political liberalization in Taiwan, a nation slowly emerging from its authoritarian past. +If the trend continues, the organization said, the standard of living of Latin Americans will not return to levels of the 1970s until the year 2000. +The wage base is the same as for other workers. +The figure was close to market expectations and was expected to have little impact on futures prices. +But limiting economic growth condemns the poor, especially in the Third World, to continued poverty, if not outright starvation. +Smiths Industries and Hawker Siddeley have also won Boeing contracts this month. +What if you had needed to cash in? Answer: You might not have done very well, since the strategy would not have yielded the best results on all occasions. +Rostenkowski was the first of two congressional Democrats to address the mayors on the first full day of their summer meeting. Nebraska Sen. Robert Kerrey was to address the mayors at lunch. +American Home will set up a trust fund to disperse payments to women injured by the Shield. +The day started with a violent reaction in Japan, where the already volatile Nikkei Index of 225 selected issues posted its biggest loss since November. +Its workforce now stands at approximately 73,800, down from 115,000 two years ago. +Officials in Washington estimated the various options could save Mexico about $1.5 billion annually of the $5 billion-$5.5 billion in interest on the $54 billion of commercial debt involved. +During the roundup Saturday, police fired birdshot to intimidate people on the streets and entered houses to make arrests, witnesses said. +Development activities on its less profitable, lower performance 5/32 minicomputers will be reduced, but the division will continue to provide support to customers who have purchased the machines, the company said. +As long as they do not give up, however expensive and discouraging the process may be, art and guile stand a good chance of coming into their own again. +They kept telling him you will hear from us. +Instead, they are using centralised distribution as one element of a diverse logistics package and are adopting centralised logistics management for a handful of regional warehouses. +"I am sure there is careful thought being given how to lay this thing to rest," she said. "The record in this case is a mess from several points of view. +Provided they can be, and the present yield is better than building society interest, they can try to ignore the capital element. Of course, investors should be wary of plans which turn capital into income (see the article on income shares on page III). +The company's Excalibur will also appeal to families, of course. +Most managers interviewed for this story were terrified that their names might be used, fearing they would lose their jobs. +Wyeth-Ayerst plans to train physicians how to implant the capsules, but "there will be some lag time," she said. "Obviously not every physician will be trained to do it" by the time it is available. +I've represented or been connected with several individuals who've robbed a liquor store and gotten $200 or $300, and they've gotten 20 years. +With the distribution, Copperweld will consist of its mechanical and structural steel tubing and bi-metallic product businesses. +John Andrews, family support coordinator for the Kansas National Guard, said he receives many questions about benefits and insurance. +A late rally boosted crude oil futures prices Wednesday but gasoline futures sagged after an industry report showed inventories rose sharply last week. +The Soviet Union is now No. 2. In its search for cash clients, however, it has shifted away from its traditional turf, which included Eastern Europe, Cuba and Africa. +For fiscal 1987, the company had net income of $9.4 million, or $2.06 a share, on sales of $222.8 million. +In obese diabetics, the body has too much insulin because it is burning more fats than sugars. +That translates into an effective tax rate on greenmail approaching 90%, said Mr. Willens, who suggested that now "no one will enter a takeover situation with a view of taking greenmail." +Keenan says the IRS is taking "a fresh look" to see if installment deals can be made more accommodating. +The children, now in the sixth grade, couldn't believe it when they received a letter from Gebhardt, along with their original notes. +Veeco makes power-supply products. +RMC's UK operating profits have fallen from Pounds 132m in 1989 to Pounds 10.2m in 1992. RMC is putting up sand and gravel prices by between 6 per cent and 7 per cent on May 1, and is considering a concrete price rise. +Others were being sent to join them, Dunne said. +He should know, since he's undergoing an IRS audit. +That's the way we look at trouble we've having on the farm. +Independent councilman Issy Kramer, the target of the attack, expressed shock over the incident, the report said. +At the end of last year, Town & Country, the 15th largest institution, was rescued by the Woolwich. +In fact, Lafeyette is enrolled in our Better Days for Youth program, which serves youngsters who have been referred by their schools or by the police for minor violations. +The plan calls for negotiating an interim self-rule period with elected representatives of the 1.7 million Palestinians in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. +A final go-ahead, however, is still awaited. Other, recent events have conspired to offer some hope that the worst really might be over. +Ms. Basnight and a handful of her relatives, who play themselves, descend on Matlock for photos as part of the scene. +"People are still shaking around here," he said. +The report said domestic deliveries of petroleum products averaged just under 17 million barrels a day, while total imports _ crude oil plus petroleum products _ averaged over 8.5 million barrels. +President Reagan's goal should be a balanced-budget amendment firmly embedded in the Constitution before he leaves office in 1989. +Such changes reduce the regulatory system's predictability and transparency, originally intended to be its virtues. +Speakers also complained about pollution in Latvia and about the Soviet takeover of the republic in 1940, Veveris said. +We also have a deal running with McDonnell Douglas. +Exclude interest on capital, including rents. +We don't want to frighten them but to prepare them.' Even so, the aftermath of an attack on a branch may be difficult for employees to cope with. +"Then there are things they do want that they can't get." Chrysler has come up with a new wrinkle: a choice of a $900 rebate on Aries and Reliant compacts without low-interest financing or a $600 rebate with financing as low as 3.7%. +Since then GE has purchased gas stoves from four companies, including Roper, said GE spokesman Jack Batty from the company's headquarters in Fairfield, Conn. +Greenpeace member Ingrid Jutting told The Associated Press the waste from the Kemira Oy company is killing fish in the Gulf of Bothnia on Finland's southwestern coast. +Svenska Dagbladet said the virus has devastated the herds of an estimated 6,000 seals in northern European waters and 4,700 corpses have been recovered, though the toll could be much higher. +Applause broke out in the packed courtroom and American Indians from several different tribes chanted and pounded drums outside after U.S. District Judge J. Thomas Greene struck down the ban in a bench ruling on motions for summary judgment. +The House Judiciary Committee, which has heard more than 50 hours of testimony in the past two weeks, is to vote next week on whether the House of Delegates should impeach Manchin. +The winner needs only to get a majority. +Today's birthdays: ABC sportscaster Jim McKay is 67. Actress Sheila MacRae is 64. Actor-singer Anthony Newley is 57. "Muppeteer" Jim Henson is 52. +The company has challenged much of the fine, which is pending, said Ms. Manners. +The product is sold primarily in vending machines, but some is sold through convenience and grocery stores. +But late last year, two years after it began, the program was abruptly halted. +He was just fading away. +Here were customers begging to buy from us. +As Los Angeles continues to swell beyond its 3 million citizens who speak more than 70 languages, the main question in Tuesday's mayoral election is who will lead it into the 1990s and 21st century. +A ground-floor window was smashed before dawn to gain entry to the museum. +The four were the highest-ranking Contra leaders to demobilize, but it appears total rebel disarmament by the June 10 deadline is unlikely. +"The pilot records are clean," the spokesman said. +Reed told the employee he wasn't there to pick up his last check and walked into the bay area, where there were 18 mechanics working. +The program is only limited to participating states and institutions. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, CertainTeed closed at $44.375, up 25 cents. +'There was no meeting of minds. +German Chancellor Helmut Kohl has lobbied world leaders and his own people to send aid to the Soviets to stabilize the collapsing food distribution system that has created dire shortages. +Pearson shares also got a boost as attention focused on the publishing sector, following speculation that Reed International PLC could become the target of a takeover bid. +They hand parts around with regularity, and the most astounding thing about any performance is the beauty and precision of the choral work, sounding sometimes like the pounding surf, at other times like rustling reeds. +Japan bans the birth control pill because of possible side effects. +Hsiao's plan would narrow this gap. +The announcement marks a first for the antifreeze market, which is under pressure to deal with environmental problems caused by improper disposal of antifreeze. +For the two years before that, Bidwell had been president and chief operating officer of The Hertz Corp. +The Democrat was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital on Sunday after suffering abdominal pains during a flight from Texas to Washington. +This time, the shortage of houses on sale is not leading to ever-inflated prices, Husband says. +"Everyone in the area has been victimized by the shootings, the rash of burglaries," she said. "No one has gone untouched in some manner. +It should also be laid down in statute that the card gives the police and other enforcement officers no greater powers than they currently possess. +It is vitally important that the new administration does not inherit so embittered a conflict. +That was at the lower end of analysts' expectations but didn't have any effect on the credit markets. +The Korean government began accepting formal applications for branch or joint-venture licenses Friday. +And because of the ideas he represented we owned the '80s. +The point, Chervov and others Soviets have said, is to transform the Warsaw Pact from a military into a political organization. +In 1986, Montclair had some 21 real-estate offices; today, there are fewer than 11. +Full details generally are released in prospectuses, which are printed after the issues are priced. +With consumer prices up just 0.8 per cent year-on-year, Japan teeters on the edge of deflation: indeed, on the basis of wholesale prices falling at nearly 3 per cent a year, it is already there. +Naftalis argued that Weiss had incorrectly stated that Thornburgh had "adopted" the findings of the department's Office of Professional Conduct. +How do we know it's not different people doing the dreaming? +"We'll be able to place ads saying `If you have a Visa card you already have an MCI calling card," Price said. +Norway tightened regulations on sensitive exports earlier this year after a weapons factory was found to have sold technology to the Soviet Union that would enable it to build quieter submarines. +On first reading, the omens for France's privatisation programme are encouraging. +The government monopoly over substantial imports has been reduced to eight items including crude oil, fertilisers, cooking oil and cereals. +Aviation investigators were sent to the dam, near the village of Warangal. +The partners built the 152-unit Savannah project largely with HUD-backed funds, under very favorable terms. +Thus, cattle prices fell 13% from mid-May to mid-August, and wholesale prices for boxed beef tumbled 9%. +While that immediately improved service on most orders, it had additional beneficial consequences. +In many cases, property is destroyed before the suspect is either charged or tried. +The dollar was mostly higher in early European trading today. +His quiet thoughtfulness shows at every point in the Cable and Wireless College. The company wanted somewhere that immediately gave a sense of a special place of learning; a place where residential life is made dignified and enjoyable by the surroundings. +But you have to be careful, he says, because people don't pay their $1 to be offended. +But she hated the condescension she felt from neighbors and welfare workers so she found work in part-time jobs that would allow her to continue caring for her homebound husband. +Even more serious was the question of whether it was desirable that foreign investment decision-making should be allowed to be subject to such political whim. Foreign investment is a tricky enough issue for any relatively small economy. +It would not effect Uniroyal's sale of Alar outside the United States, including in some countries such as Chile whose apple products are exported to the United States. +Echoing criticism by conservative groups and lawmakers, they said the bill makes day-care aid available to too many families at the higher end of the income scale and asked Dodd to reconsider eligibility standards. +Rather, he wants to support managers who he believes will make their companies perform well in the longer term. That may be all there is to it. +Bo Soederberg, an executive at AB Industrivaerden and a Fermenta director for less than a month, was named interim president. +With his friend Henry James, he was the champion of realism, and a great force in American fiction of the late 19th century. +The president said he is not about to give up on his cherished capital-gains tax cut, which is stalled in the Senate over the threat of a Democratic filibuster. "The votes are there. +"Hardly," Devine said. "I think it represents a compromise on the part of both campaigns. +Both governments have said their forces (5,000 French and 2,400 British) are there only in a peacekeeping role. +Pakistan claimed Jammu-Kashmir because of its dominant Moslem population. +Teachers threatened a court fight on behalf of high school students who use the mass transit system. +It is health-giving to express your sorrow _ but you can't go on doing it for a lifetime. +They were ordered to pay $15 million to the families of Domingo and Viernes. +Essex won time to find a friendly suitor when a federal court in June blocked Gurit from going forward with a $30-a-share tender offer for five million Essex shares. +Mr. Lebow said the banks not only received the proceeds of the financing, but acted as Fairfax's financial advisers. "The banks are responsible for the losses that were incurred," Mr. Lebow said. +Failure to engage the skills and commitment of workers effectively has been a longstanding problem for industry. +Gold was bid at $383.50 a troy ounce in London, down from $386.75 an ounce late Tuesday. +"I never realized I would be a banker. +Such flag fanaticism has become worse than a mere frivolity: It now threatens to shred the Constitution itself. +Thought for today: "It is the individual who knows how little he knows about himself who stands a reasonable chance of finding out something about himself before he dies." _ S.I. Hayakawa, American congressman, educator and author. +He said he did not know if the average reader would have noticed the changes if the magazine did not call attention to them. +De Klerk has initiated a series of reforms of South Africa's system of racial segregation since assuming power in August. +They were committed for venal reasons - to enhance Milken's personal power and increase his wealth. +TOKYO _ A Japan-U.S. committee meets on science and technology issues. +But producer prices were rising at a rate of 10% at midyear and consumer prices will rise as much as 5% this year. +We shall be releasing the same amount of uranium today, and we plan to do the same tomorrow. +If there were 10% more metal in inventory world-wide, the price of primary aluminum ingot would be 10 cents lower a pound than the current 70 cents, estimates Stewart Spector, an independent aluminum analyst. +Twenty years ago, Argentina had more than 3,000 cinemas. +Mr. Athey still believes regionals are cheap. +Walking where their ancestors toiled and played, nearly 2,000 descendants of slaves sought their roots and celebrated black history Saturday on the grounds of a restored antebellum plantation. +Sue Grafton refuses to comment on "`F' is for Fiddle-dee-dee," in which Ashley Wilkes would be found stabbed with his own sword. +Within hours of being sworn in Wednesday night, however, the rising turmoil in the Afghan capital required his attention. +Torchia, who was on the telephone in his office overlooking the pool, blamed the instructors for exceeding their authority and using bad judgment. +A cheaper yen makes Japanese goods more competitive in price overseas. +Some experts say the Supreme Court has been retrenching on Miranda, partly because the growing percentage of drug-related criminal cases provide a less-sympathetic vehicle for concern about suspects' rights. +Mr. LaMothe said early sales of the company's newest cereal, Cinnamon Mini Buns, were encouraging. +Operating profit improved after costs were reduced 2 per cent to Pounds 1.28bn, most of the fall coming from a 6 per cent cut in staff costs. +Meanwhile, militants from the majority Sinhalese community killed at least eight supporters of the governing United National Party in the southern town of Matara, police said. +An amendment, offered by Rep. Bud Shuster (R., Pa.), would require the Federal Aviation Administration to set capacity limits at every airport serving more than two million passengers annually, or about 40 airports. +A third was found just after noon Wednesday. +Houston-based Maryland Club Foods, which had sales of about $200 million last year, sells coffee under the Maryland Club and Butter-Nut brands to restaurants, hotels, offices and airlines. +The free movement of Palestinians "has become dangerous. +Northumbrian Water has acquired Hambros Leasing (June), a small part of the Hambros Leasing portfolio. +The decision means that information from a partner at Kwasha Lipton, an actuarial firm in Fort Lee, N.J., can be used in a suit against West Point-Pepperell Inc., owned by investor William Farley. +Panetta said he believes the shortfall will be even higher _ closer to $140 billion or $150 billion. +In 1933, the first United States aircraft carrier, the Ranger, was launched. +Some of the shyest media stars to come out of the war coverage are the military analysts who have spent so many hours on television giving background. +Bork proved to be unconvincing, and the Senate rejected his nomination 58-42. +The privately owned, state-chartered fund was similar to the federal deposit insurance agencies. +'It took tremendous crew work and guts but we sailed past four boats to find ourselves in the lead.' Halfway through the race, Dickson believes his 17-hour overall lead has been built on a 'safety first' approach. +Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, Cabinet ministers and senior military officers were at the palace for the rites along with members of the royal family. +Military officials would not comment on the case. +That's what most workers want, concludes a survey of human-resource officials by Personnel Journal. +In fact, those who subscribe to this view say, the crash probably prevented a recession, by forcing changes in policies and attitudes, rather than foreshadowing or causing an economic slump. +The soldiers had suspected the car was being used by guerrillas, and the soldiers' commander told his men, "I don't need prisoners," according to Literaturnaya Gazeta. +On Monday, the index surged more than six points to 235.41, one of its largest single-day increases. +Per-share earnings increased 8.6% to 12.6 pence from 11.6 pence. +But he remains sturdily eclectic. +Official Libyan media has said doctors and nurses have been holding a sit-in at the plant to protect it and protest U.S. threats. +Ms. Long, 27, has filed a monetary claim against the archdiocese for an undisclosed amount. +The populous eastern Punjab assembly has 260 members, for example, compared to western Baluchistan's 45 legislators. +They believe such an amendment would force the president to sign a tax bill in order to protect defense spending from the automatic cuts. +Those two British-built warships comprised half the major operational warships the Iranians had. +Outsiders find it difficult to break into the local monopoly. +Do these corporate insiders know something the legions of investors bullish on this apparel maker don't? +Court rulings have gone against Gresham, which plans to appeal to the House of Lords next year. There was a loss per share of 35.3p, an improvement on last time's 61.9p. +"When people finally dared to go out, we went into a house and we saw five children and one adult dead. +In turn, many switched their attention to Sainsbury's competitors. +Citizens Financial Group lost 3/4 to 27 1/2 despite its agreement to be acquired by Royal Bank of Scotland for $30.50 a share. +"I was very angry and wanted to hurt them," he says. +The government referred the three takeover bids to the mergers panel. +"Since the great crash there has been no consistent theme or trend," said Edward Nicoski at Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood Inc. He describes the current mood of investors as one of "pessimistic hope. +Bloomfield, Iowa, needs another signature in the guest book at its Welcome Center, but not from just anyone. +Meanwhile, Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan Jr., was scheduled later today to fly to Alaska for a four-day tour, his first visit to the area contaminated by the March 24 spill. +The grains basically followed the soybeans, but corn also benefitted from a government report of increased export demand and wheat was buoyed by an Agriculture Department report of dry-weather damage to the winter wheat crop. +It also formed 235 design-build teams inside the company to enable employees from all company divisions to work together as well as with airlines and outside suppliers. +For example, he said, the dictionary has to be able to differentiate such sentences as "I saw a bird with a telescope" and "I saw a bird with a ring." "The two may have the same grammatical structure but a different usage," Sato said. +Old Court owners and others, including a law firm and an accounting firm that worked for the savings and loan, were accused in the suits of the largest financial fraud in Maryland's history. +"The Soviet side has confirmed that the fact of Wallenberg's death is irrevocable and nothing more can be done here," Foreign Ministry official Nikolai Uspensky said. +Investors are prepared to accept secrecy when De Beers gets things right, but not when it gets things wrong. At the Venetia opening yesterday, Harry Oppenheimer conceded that De Beers was facing 'grave, immediate difficulties'. +The poll tax is still likely to increase by about Pounds 15, however. Chesterfield: about 6,000 people (8 per cent) have paid nothing this year. The local authority has made a 5 per cent budgetary provision for non-payment. +"Now, the government must be afraid of the people." +But Delta Air Lines and Pan Am counted such delays only once; the carriers say they simply misunderstood the rule. "There was a lot of confusion about what counted and what didn't count," says a Delta spokesman. +WASHINGTON _ The Commerce Department plans to report on construction spending during May; due at 10 a.m. EDT. +Mr. Lawson admitted in a speech Wednesday that inflation will show "significant" increases in August and October. +Fujisawa, for example, acquired Lymphomed, a US group making cheap, non-patented drugs in 1989. +Conviction also upheld by Supreme Court. Stenced to six months imprisonment, to be served on weekends. +"Oh, a little downhill. +Ratners said it also was given a conditional option to buy 2.49 million new Kay shares at $17 a share in the event of a higher counterbid. +No rights to land still attaches to titles such as the Lordship of Walkes Colne and the Seignory of the fief of Craqueville St Helier, although they sometimes give mineral rights. +The purchasing managers' index stood at 58.9% last month, down 2.9 percentage points from October. +According to the Hudson Institute, between 1.9 million and three million Americans could have been infected with the virus as of the end of December 1987. +"It's very important to him and his participation in the campaign to be seen as a positive force for the party," Carrick said. +"Everyone has been doing these paper studies of the airships for, I don't know, ever since they stopped using airships," said Ron Hochstetler of Airship Industries, a British company in a joint venture with Westinghouse Electric. +More than 3,000 people have been arrested in protests against the plant since 1976. +Several store chains reported strong comparable-store sales gains for January. +At the same time, however, Hawaii's upward spiral in the late '80s, with linkages to the equity and property markets of Japan and a supervalued yen, makes any prospect of a bilateral bust all the scarier. +"It's a golden opportunity. +"It's very positive that a station that three years ago nobody ever heard of and then became a Fox affiliate will now be the official station of the Boston Celtics," said Joe Robinowitz, general manager of WFXT. +Longer maturities enable funds to retain comparatively higher yields and, thus, are considered a sign that portfolio managers expect short-term interest rates to fall. +Panamanian newspapers said Friday paychecks for government workers may have to be delayed because of the cash shortage. +Initial talks then began between local union officials and GE plant managers in Bloomington, with more-extensive discussions planned next week. +Several hours later, Mr. Harvie and another Scotsman don kilts for the wedding of Ms. Bateman and Mr. Elsey at a local church. +The jury is scheduled to begin hearing evidence Jan. 21 on what damages Chrysler should pay to Dr. Kearns, court officials said. +NAKASONE SELECTED Noboru Takeshita to succeed him as Japan's premier. +First, evaluate whether you think you will need long-term care in the future. +Lids aren't even needed. +Postmaster General Anthony M. Frank, responding to complaints from senior citizen advocates, defended his agency's policy of refusing to automatically forward nursing home residents' mail when they move. +If that happens, thousands of UAW members currently receiving up to 95% of full-time pay would lose their GM income subsidies. +Some officials believe, however, that the firm still lacks a coherent strategy for getting more of that business. +The competition has cultivated a much savvier consumer. +Any sale by Irving of convertible preferred stock could also pressure Bank of New York to cut its bid a third time, further jeopardizing chances for the bid to succeed. +In general, it concluded the department's computer system aimed at singling out plants for inspection on the basis of their health risk had not lived up to its billing. +He values MCA's filmed entertainment unit, including its valuable library (including "Jaws," "E.T.") at $2.5 billion and its real estate at $1 billion. +The question had never crossed my mind before it was announced that the soccer World Cup would be played on American soil. As soon as I heard the news I was ecstatic, but confused. +He has to remember that the details will be scrutinized by the Democratic Senate, perhaps one looking for its chance to get to his right on foreign policy. +The company said it offered 1,085,000 of the shares and stockholders offered the remaining 415,000. Volpe, Welty & Co. is the managing underwriter of the offering. +And in the 1987 intermediate-range Nuclear Force Treaty, the zero option zeroed out European-based conventional GLCMs as well as nuclear ones. +"The name of Maj. Eugene de Kock has increasingly emerged as the new leader of the police's alleged murder gang," said Free Weekly, an anti-apartheid Afrikaans-language newspaper. +Its weakness remains its uncertain growth prospects. +My brothers and sisters, this is America, the richest nation in the world. +In December, the company omitted its quarterly dividend and earlier this month laid off an undisclosed number of workers. +Reshaping RJR, he told managers in a closed-door briefing last fall, "is like crossing the Sahara. +They don't show up at Chamber of Commerce luncheons yet, but many former Sandinista leaders who once espoused Marxism are now eyeing profit margins. +Those attending the dinner included the Peace Corps volunteer, who was scheduled to brief the congressman a few days later on agency activities there, said a Peace Corps official who spoke on the condition of anonymity. +Nearly two weeks after his great escape, Aardu the wallaby was back home at the Stone Zoo today. +'Universities are at a key stage,' says the World Bank. +"Admittedly, there is no guarantee that is going to happen," Mr. Mullin said. +They think it's hip. +Rakowski told committee members Wednesday to return to local party units and poll members on the subject of Solidarity and on Walesa. +The latest week's output was 5.7% higher than the year-ago 282,017 tons. +Since then, she has worked for This Week, a Portland-area weekly newspaper where she takes classified ads for auto dealers and real-estate agents. +Barnett, for instance, is coping with its own growing pile of troubled real-estate loans. +As a result of the finding, cash deposits or bonds will be imposed on the imported headwear, which include items made from certain natural and man-made fibers but not hats made of straw, felt or wool. +Two years later, two FBI agents were killed on the reservation. Leonard Peltier, a leader of the American Indian Movement, was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for the two killings. +That growth rate may rise to 7 per cent by the second half of the decade. +Those who accept a gift at face value may merely be conniving in their own misfortune. +"Certainly (Bush's speech) is going to galvanize the crime fighters," said Alvin Sykes, leader of a group to help crime victims. "It's hard to gauge what kind of impact it will have on the drug dealers. +Crimea itself was once part of Russia and is now a district of Ukraine. Conflict over the fleet has marked a low point in increasingly hostile relations between Ukraine and Russia, the two most powerful members of the Commonwealth of Independent States. +Some of those leaders are suspicious of the substitute, which actually includes a small capital gains reduction. +The SDLP also wants to unite Northern Ireland with the republic but by peaceful means. +Neither country wants a nasty squabble over the military pecking order to spoil the games. +Conservative Party legislators, who hold 372 seats in the 650-seat House of Commons, will vote for a second time next Tuesday, and Mrs. Thatcher would be expected to step down as prime minister if she does does not emerge victorious. +My philosophy has always been that one ought to let the free market operate until it operates in a way you don't want it to." +In Peoria, Ill,. the mayor is keeping his tonsils tuned in the event of another trip to Tokyo, where his renditions of Sinatra classics have been a smash. +Our campaign is focused on the future." Sawyer, elected mayor by the City Council after the death last November of Harold Washington, has raised more than $2 million for his campaign. +Lockheed directors established the plan to secure that voting stock with workers, Simmons has said. +However, the Moslem sector has been repeatedly hit by shells since the clashes erupted, leaving at least 31 people killed and 149 wounded. +It would be wrong to blame these problems purely on public sector parentage. +Lord's tireless defender since 1958. +The premieres begin with next week's US opening of Speechless, a comedy starring Mr Michael Keaton and Ms Geena Davis. +Craft World, which distributes craft and needlework supplies, said it plans to call a board meeting to consider the offer. +Carcasses of 73 wild horses have been discovered in an isolated section of central Nevada and authorities believe they were gunned down, a Bureau of Land Management spokesman said Tuesday. +Even accepting that figure meant a loss of under 5 per cent of the yield, he said. Sir John played down suggestions that the European Commission might oblige the UK to permit cross-Channel drinks shopping by telephone. +He wrote the lyrics to one of the songs she sings, "Whisper in the Dark." +About 300 of the school district's 315 teachers, counselors and nurses walked off the job Oct. 16, seeking better pay. +Where a bank once offered a standard passbook savings account, it began offering money-market accounts, certificates of deposit and interest-bearing checking, and staggering rates based on the size of deposits. +But people forget much less fast, or do not forget at all, these applications of double standards in international relationships. +Although pharmacists say customers have been asking more questions about the drugs they're getting, few have insisted on switching to brandname products. +The U.S. denied having any military advisers in Afghanistan, and said the Soviet Union appears to have mounted a winter offensive in that country rather than moving toward withdrawal of its troops. +The order would also make a federal disaster declaration possible, but it was not known if one had been requested. +In 1986, Michigan Republican William Lucas failed to unseat Democratic Gov. James J. Blanchard. +Bronfman last year called Waldheim "part and parcel of the Nazi killing machine." Spokesman Gerold Christian, told The Associated Press that Waldheim cited three reasons for the move in a letter sent to the Vienna prosecutor's office. +Thousands of files listing STB informants were destroyed in the aftermath of the peaceful November revolution that overturned Communist domination. +SHT directors have another meeting with the syndicate of banks supporting the company next Tuesday to discuss a proposed refinancing package. +The profit will be split 50:50 between Newmont and the government. Mr DeGuire, who is a metallurgist, said financing terms were still to be worked out with the European Bank. +Federal money is still used in operating the satellites, which measure land use, water flow, vegetation and mineral locations and provide detailed mapping information. +Roesner radioed during the Bremen siege that he and his partner had been joined by a woman friend, and witnesses said the woman was also armed. +The money will be put into interest-bearing accounts until the winners go to college. +Moreover, some mining concerns are spinning off gold units, not buying them. +The mostly ultra-Orthodox crowd watched quietly as prayers were chanted and the fifth candle was lighted in all five cities in the first high-tech global Hannukah ceremony. +He will protect us from the Moslems, from genocide,' said a working-class Serb in the Kosovan capital, Pristina. Such views are common and there is almost no middle ground. +Chinese troops rounded up suspected separatists and kept a tight lid on Tibet today as the embattled region marked the 30th anniversary of a failed attempt to cast off Chinese rule. +For 50 years, James Willis cooked at the one-story brick building with a neon pig out front. +The summit pledged to support the new government in re-establishing state authority with its own forces on Lebanon's entire territory _ an indirect assertion that the Syrians should withdraw. +It is up to the point without any exaggeration. +I ask that the supporters of this ministry and the ministers of the Assembly of God remember us in prayer. +Photocopy your checks in alphabetical order. +But Berlin's opening is good for business. +"It's France who welcomes them and only the French flag should be present," Filliatre told an aide to Leka, Hylle Spahija. +It also has kept Vietnam among the world's poorest countries, with an average annual per capita income of just over $200. +The acknowledgment by MCA that it is talking about a friendly acquisition "seems to put a `For Sale' sign up," Ms. Reif says. +My own reason for choosing these architects was that they seemed to have a wonderful understanding of the simple elements that make up the architectural context of Jerusalem. +This generated a huge response from the restaurant industry; he is vice-chairman of the Restauranteurs Association of Great Britain, which is a member of the Property Market Reform Group. +An innovative feature of the regulatory program is that utility companies will be allowed to trade allowances that they don't use. +The Senate panel approved it by unanimous voice vote, and it is expected to become law. +The National Front, an opposition coalition, is up for 314 seats. +Lilly, based in Indianapolis, is the world's largest producer of insulin, which is used by diabetics. +Here is a list of the banks being asked to produce records of accounts that Justice Department officials say contained $400 million in illegal drug profits. +The charge then was a single misdemeanor count. +Carter left Panama on Tuesday morning after denouncing Noriega as a dictator who was stealing the election from the Panamanian people. +Solvent emissions from paint shops contribute to acid rain as their constituent chemicals break down in sunlight. +Defense attorney Leonard Francis argued that the FBI used female agents to entice Lewis into the illegal drug transaction. +Despite the overall agreement, there still were complaints from lawmakers about the package. +Hispanic groups filed a lawsuit Thursday seeking to delay election of aldermen until after the city redistricts the wards they represent. +Defeated, the Academy Award-winning actor suggested the producers try Richard Dreyfuss instead. +He appears to understands the importance of maintaining respect for the honours system, if it is to have continuing value. +In northern Italy, the populist Leagues are poised to increase their share of the vote at the expense of the Christian Democrats and Socialists, who have been tainted by revelations of political corruption in Milan and other cities. +Philip Morris is a longtime customer. +At the Minnetonka, Minn., company's plant here, limited production resumed earlier this week by managers and nonunion employees after a county judge issued a restraining order temporarily blocking mass picketing at the facilities. +Rescuers continued searching the channel for a possible sixth person aboard the trawler, which went down about 30 miles off the Sussex coast, said a spokesman with the British coast guard, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Usually twice as many singles are sold in the two or three weeks before Christmas than in the same period at any other time of the year. The competition for the top of this year's Christmas chart is hotter than ever. +Because the city won't pay, Liebman says he's had to lay off workers - and delay payments to his own creditors. +The officials _ Shultz, White House Chief of Staff Howard Baker and National Security Adviser Colin Powell _ told of a 1,500-man incursion targeted at Contra supply sources and the kidnapping of rebel leaders, participants in the meeting said. +It _ I thought that that's where I would spend the bulk of my political career. +Other opponents urged the city to pursue more traditional development such as trying to win a third major Chicago-area airport for the city and building a lakefront marina. +As soon as they can talk, they come up with the most amazing questions. +But despite the Pentagon's self-proclaimed recovery from a series of disasters in 1986, the U.S. space program remains anemic next to that of the Soviet Union. +A former director of the New York Federal Reserve Bank was charged with leaking confidential interest rate information to a securities brokerage. +The Israeli navy on Saturday sank a rubber dinghy off south Lebanon, killing five guerrillas of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command. +Already, on the eve of Super Tuesday, it was clear that Mr. Jackson was attracting a significant measure of white support. +Instead, he says, "We just want the American people to see what's going on." +Mr. Gordon said that a steering committee of about six institutions made a counterproposal to Southland last week, although he wouldn't provide any details. +Anderson said French willingly paid the $348 portion of the fine to reimburse Parsons for having to change her plans. +However, the Clinton administration is under pressure from US labour unions to take a muscular stance against 'social dumping' - the loss of trade, investment and jobs to low-wage countries. Washington's interest in the issue is also long-standing. +One victim was Howard Shapiro, a 40-year-old New York City lawyer. +With a three-year rolling contract he is expected to pick up decent compensation, although terms have yet to be fixed. The parting seems to have been amicable; David Simons, chief executive since January, has now 'completed his management team'. +Kyodo news service, quoting British sources, said the deal is worth about #200 million ($340 million). +French sailors carried the wounded down a gangplank to ambulances. +Norman Lamont cannot deliver an economic miracle next Tuesday, but he could attempt the humbler task of undermining these inflation assumptions. How? +ROPS Textiles is a legal entity that was formed by a group of Arley middle managers in July to acquire the company. +The Supreme Court issued a key civil rights ruling allowing employees to use statistical evidence to prove their bosses are guilty of illegal discrimination. +But his conservative partner, the People's Party, suffered the worst electoral setback of its 45-year history. +Honecker, 77, is under investigation for possible murder charges stemming from the deaths of those who tried to flee to the West. +Conflicts of all kinds arose between Power Jets, BTH and later, Rover, as well as with the Air Ministry. +All legislation should be restricted to a single issue. +Separately, Bush signed a bill last month providing $938 million in assistance for Poland and Hungary over three years. +During the first nine months of the year, junk bonds outperformed comparable Treasury bonds with a total return of 3.9% against a negative 6%, according to Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates 20,000 lives have been saved over the last five years because of motorcycle helmets and automobile safety belts. +No defeat in 1988 could possibly be more horrendous than those suffered by the party's nominees in four out of the past five presidential elections. +Schild got one forbidding the Rubins from coming into contact with them or their guests. +The two sides met last month under Portuguese mediation for the fourth time this year. +I am Sylphide (the wood sprite in Bournonville's romantic ballet). +But Elysee officials believe he will accept an offer because it would put him in position to realize his presidential ambitions. +The sketch was performed by members of the Defense Forces' elite anti-terrorist unit. +The government and the island's landed planters control the main city and a few towns. +Other fourth-quarter charges stem from foreign currency adjustments from the sale or discontinuation of some overseas holdings and the writing down of some intangible assets, the company said. +As a teenager he shook hands in the White House with John Kennedy and preserved a filmed record. +They may seem blindingly obvious, but too many people still regard buying shares as the financial equivalent of a white-knuckle ride without a safety net: a test of machismo. +While we waited for them the tour guide explained apologetically that the newcomers wanted to go to Soweto hospital where the girl had done part of her training. +East Germany's Communist leader Erich Honecker, who has refused to follow Gorbachev's economic and political reforms in his own country, praised the Kremlin leader's pledge. +In the most recent restructuring, Mr. Strong was sidelined when his business, which formerly reported directly to the chairman, was absorbed by a new imaging group headed by Mr. Thomas. +Tuesday's headline in Corriere della Sera ran: 'Dollar jumps with Clinton.' +The pledge by the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola came in a statement distributed in Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. +In composite New York Stock Exchange trading yesterday, Allegheny closed at $3.75, unchanged. +I see how she relates to me, if she likes women, if she can take direction. +Ford's latest move increases the pressure on GM to complete its current talks with Jaguar quickly. +Tucker and New Directions have criticized UAW President Owen Bieber for allegedly stifling dissent within the UAW and losing sight of the 1 million-member union's roots by making to cooperative labor agreements with automakers. +One of four Americans fish for fun. +The acquisition of Sterling Drug is the exception that proves the rule. +They charged Bartlett, who heads the commission, bypassed vote-counting procedures and said the information gave a misleading impression that Salinas was near victory. +However, it called Avril a "public danger" and said it would not lift the strike call until the ousted leader left Haiti. +Surprisingly, Japanese securities firms purchased about 35% of the notes, much more than many analysts expected. +The stock market showed some scattered gainers today as traders awaited the latest report on employment. +On their way north, refugees are attacked by government-armed Moslem tribal groups who rape and kill, the staffers said. +Greg Williams, 22, of Billings, Mont., screamed himself hoarse while waving his pom-poms. +The coaching staff (translation: executives) choose their own titles. +There are lessons here for our own communities. +"We don't know when we can go," said Malone. "It depends on where the troubleshooting takes us." A launch countdown was stopped Friday with just 31 seconds left after controllers detected an electrical power surge in a main engine fuel pump. +The states are ranked from the lowest percentage of preventable deaths to the highest. +We are talking about a two to five month suspended sentence." A sentencing hearing has been set for December 27. +Violent protests over the book have killed 19 people in India and Pakistan. +Israel claimed it shot down 80 Syrian jet fighters in dogfights over east Lebanon's Syrian-controlled Bekaa Valley. +In September 1985, the plan did file for SEC registration. +UAW officials approved the new three-year contract negotiated last week with GM. +Thirty-one people died as the immediate result of the disaster. +In an apparent reference to the fighting, Habyarimana said he had decided the current ID cards be replaced to ensure "maximum security," apparently by dropping listing of ethnic origin. +"Whenever you have police officials involved in the trafficking of major amounts of drugs it is truly the worst betrayal of the public trust. +HSH Associates says that in most states the lender probably can't bill mortgage holders for the difference. +Allan Ng Poh Meng, until recently one of Singapore's brightest business stars, was charged with insider trading in the purchase of shares in the now-defunct Sealion Hotels Ltd. +If wolves returned on their own, they would fall under the Endangered Species Act, which bans killing of listed animals by the general public and restricts federal agents to hunt only problem animals. +But whether the Japanese public will be as impressed as the Yomiuri, which traditionally supports the LDP, remains to be seen. +It would also be naive to assume the government will be content to tax new finds at 33 per cent if discoveries like those west of Shetland prove to be large and very profitable. +But this tool is, claims the Commission, limited in its effectiveness: it tackles only questions of imports and exports, not of distribution and transport. +Some of the society's members want to publish their own newspaper as an alternative to the town's drab Yenakiyevo Worker. +"I call on our NATO countries to take a more active role, with men on the ground," House Republican Leader Bob Michel of Illinois told reporters. +The videos won't say which rank each car earned. +When U.S. chip manufacturers saw that their Japanese competitors were having to cut prices to get rid of inventory, they prevailed on the U.S. government to protect them. +He ordered Secretary of State George P. Shultz to make a whirlwind return to the Middle East after the summit windup Thursday night to continue his efforts to set up Arab-Israeli peace talks. +The smaller observer groups span the political spectrum. +The four were in the water about 35 minutes before they were rescued, and clung to life up to nine hours after the accident, officials said. +Bulgarians cast ballots Sunday in an election runoff that may give former Communists a majority in the country's first freely elected Parliament in 58 years. +"Ours is a terribly inert system," she says, and resistance to change is formidable. +Shifting winds threatened to push balls of tar-like sludge toward Homer and other Cook Inlet communities, and the herring fishery at the north end of Kodiak Island was closed for fear of contamination. +Oil India Ltd., a government-owned company, will use the World Bank funds to drill exploratory gas wells in two regions and to improve oil output at the partially depleted Assam fields. +It was the third school shooting incident in as many weeks. +Today's case involves only the 1982 tax year and claims of $150 million each against the two brothers. +Steven E. Hill, however, an analyst with Sutro & Co. who describes himself as "mildly bearish" on Blockbuster shares, said he doubts the war in the Persian Gulf fully explains the first-quarter estimate. +While Charles Robert Cox, a member of the family that owns the winery, shows a visitor through the chenin blanc, a jack rabbit bounds across the vineyard. +Joe Biden: "Why is it that Joe Biden is the first in his family ever to go to a university?" +Even so, UPS may find that travelling is the easier part. +Casey, 60, of Raleigh, N.C., has been in Costa Rica since 1982. The commission recommended that he be deported. +General Electric fell 3/8 to 66 3/8 in spite of the company's decision to boost its dividend by almost 8%, to 55 cents a share. +That was about 25 knots faster than the microburst that downed the Delta jet. +From 1984 through 1986, the value of approvals declined annually. +On a hot day, it now appears, the system can be overwhelmed and release five to 25 times more unburned gasoline than is permitted in exhaust. +"It looks like Christopher turned around and headed back towards the car," Valencia said. +Lee Boggess behaved like a strange bird; Amanda Britton drew unexpected shapes; other dancers ran, posed, were caught up in a secret world of games and relationships. +One West German official described the dollar's fall in Europe yesterday as "only a slight weakening, within reasonable ranges." +The tanker Exxon Valdez hit a reef and spilled nearly 11 million gallons of crude oil into the sound March 24. +That approach will achieve nothing useful. +Even with the sharp percentage increases the total for specialty vegetables _ 12.5 million hundredweight _ was relatively small compared with the 1989 output of fresh market vegetables. +Robert Reny Sr., president of Reny's department stores, doubts consumers will buy more with an extra day to shop. +A Wall Street Journal story reported that the company, in court documents, indicated that it values itself at $82 to $107 a share. +Ms. Mortimer said she will conduct courses for hatchery workers, tourist guides and the public on how to treat leatherbacks. +A recent edition featured the opening of a xeriscape garden in a San Diego park, though most material is aimed at the average homeowner. The more than 50 Xeriscape projects nationwide include a demonstration garden in Wichita, Kan. +As a result, the wholesale price of beef is $8 to $12 a pound in Japan, compared to about $3.50 a pound for prime filet mignon at American grocery stores, he said. +The portfolio will acquire 6,250 shares in Alvis at 40p per share. +The win rate improved in the 1990 quarter but was still a little soft, Mr. Rubeli said. +The final step in the licensing process for the plant 40 miles north of Boston has done little to calm the emotions that made Seabrook a symbol of the anti-nuclear movement. +During the past three weeks, social services employees have been assembling "survival boxes" containing items ranging from registration forms to diapers. +New York-based Doubleday was acquired last year by Bertelsmann AG of West Germany. +Thousands of activists had also converged on San Francisco for demonstrations against government policies on AIDS. +Federally insured thrifts closed $23.9 billion in mortgages in April, up from March's level of $21.8 billion and 20.5% higher than in April 1986. +These associates, the indictment contends, were paid by Hughes for consulting work they never did and then passed the funds to Mr. Alegrett. +The composite index rose 12.05 to 1,000.80, up 1.6 per cent on the week. +In contrast to other recent sessions, there were no reports of intervention by central banks to support the dollar against other currencies. +"Within the platform there may be some differences, there may be some votes on the floor of the convention, I don't think they'll be the kind of issues that will divide the party. +The industry group said that total newsprint consumption was 1,055,053 metric tons in May compared with 1,072,851 in May 1987. +Although Segre retired to emeritus status in 1972, he stayed active in research, lecturing and writing. +We've had the employees of both railroads hanging in limbo for over three and a half years; it's demoralizing to employees. +Correct, appetising and discounted specially for Christmas. +"The magnitude and timing of any such charge haven't yet been determined, and will require further management consideration and board review," GM said. +Thrift regulators in the Southwest are launching a program designed to place as much as $3 billion in deposits into about 100 weak savings and loan associations who are desperate for funds. +General Development said the court gave the parties until Aug. 7 to submit a revised plea agreement and restitution plan. +Gonella bristled last month at news reports that a medieval date for the shroud meant it was a fake or a fraud. +Harter said the Soviet Embassy was informed that Pakhtusov was being expelled for "engaging in activities incompatible with his diplomatic status." The name of the company whose documents Pakhtusov sought was not disclosed. +Virgin, he recalls, did start up a pilot passenger train service in 1993, closely followed by Stagecoach; but they only lasted a few months. +Jailed stock speculator Ivan F. Boesky, among others, was a big customer of Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc.'s stock-loan department. +A round of applause to the NCAA for having blown the whistle. +James K. Green, legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union in Florida, said the practice "raises some disturbing questions." "What kind of a society do we want to live in _ a society of informers? +The afternoon rebound left the Hang Seng index 74.41 up at 9,980.07 after an earlier fall of about 300 points. +Chinese walls are not properly established, and 'there is probably seepage', says one analyst. +He also is a freethinker, free to the point of formless and self-contradictory. +The included applications are generally quite good, though the otherwise strong word processor takes a page-by-page approach to formatting that can be frustrating. +"What really bothers me is what is going to happen to our kids," he says. +Paula Rosput, a senior vice-president with Pacific Gas's pipeline arm, said that would change if the company's pipeline is expanded. +Several black General Motors Corp. workers are challenging a settlement of a racial descrimination lawsuit against the company, saying the payout is too small. +Vereen, who appeared in the movie "All That Jazz" and such television miniseries as "Roots," and "Ellis Island," didn't attend the court proceeding. +"There's a real appreciation that he held back," in the face of Koch's attacks, said Lewis. +Bank Negara itself raised the specter of a runaway current-account deficit in its annual economic report, released in April. +Mr. Berger, who owns a vending-machine business, bought a small manufacturing building for what today seems like a pittance. +The House voted 355-48 Thursday to spend $83.6 billion next year for the Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development departments, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and 19 independent agencies and offices. +Mr. Levitt predicted that this process of building up depleted inventories will continue throughout the week and into early next week, with the quantities of beef purchased varying by region. +There are little niches in the lollipop market." +The Donald and Marla looked on, while Imelda sang "Happy Birthday." +The merger is subject to approval by Dome's creditors, many of which oppose the plan because it requires them to forgive some of their $4.5 billion in loans. +Everybody knew somebody who died of cancer," says Sara, who only recently became able to work around her home after being bedridden 18 months with immune deficiency problems. +Once this process begins, the air will quickly run out of the armies in the Saudi desert and of the coalition that supports them. +They have fallen by a full 1/2 point since November's election. +Lech Walesa said today that an eight-day sit-down strike at the Lenin shipyard showed Solidarity's strength but that lack of widespread support hurt the strikers. +At anytime the supervisor can log into a system that informs him or her what tasks an individual can do. It gives them confidence.' There is nothing remotely fussy about Granita. +"The people proposing this don't know one end of a horse from the other," said driver Alan Nugent. +My budget also proposes restructuring federal financing of administrative expenses to give states greater incentives to operate their administrative systems as efficiently as possible. +Armado Padron and ex-Capt. +Thermo Electron, a maker of engineered industrial products, owns 69.16% of Thermo Analytical's common stock. +The Canadian shipments are valued at more than $350 million a year. +Hill voluntarily took last weekend would not be admissible. +Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Keeney informed Congress recently that the Justice Department would resume prosecuting government employees who leak information about its criminal investigations. +Environmentalists said depletion of the ozone layer is occurring at a much faster rate than foreseen when the Montreal Protocol was signed. +Thursday, Jan. 29 My problems began. +Spreads on other issues were unchanged. +Although full-year pre-tax profits are expected to reach Pounds 115m, the shares look somewhat full on a forward multiple of 17.1, despite the strong growth potential. +Rafael Jurado became commander of the 2nd Military Zone near the Costa Rican border and Col. Roberto Armijo was named director of personnel, replacing Col. Julio Ow Young, arrested in connection with the coup. +The brokerage, which stopped doing business in late 1986, was permanently barred from the industry. +GM also agreed yesterday, as expected, to buy back for about $100 million the Class E shares that had been issued in the EDS purchase to three other top EDS officers and longtime associates of Mr. Perot. +Here are the winning weekly state lottery numbers picked this week: Lotto: 10; 18; 20; 32; 33; 34. +Four bombs thrown by unidentified assailants exploded today at the home of the Philippine justice secretary today in what the official called an apparent assassination attempt. +If a sharp drop in daily prices lowers the 15-day average to $1.15 or below by June 15, the executive director has another batch of stamps equivalent to 1.5 million bags of coffee that are being held back. +Its mission was beach surveillance and medical evacuation. +In Colorado, a 50-acre brush fire started by an errant bullet at Stone Canyon was contained Monday night as about 50 firefighters battled the blaze. +Nineteen protesters were arrested when they tried to enter her room. +But peace, he said, transcends even economics. +But about three dozen jumpers went off the bridge anyway and a few were arrested. +A proposal drafted in the negotiations says the army will accept rebels who are found not to have taken part in atrocities under previous regimes, sources reported. +Marcus Schloss, Yagoda, another small brokerage and two other individuals were indicted last November on the insider-trading related charges for alleged deals between July 1985 and March 1986. +One year ago: The Commerce Department reported that the U.S. trade deficit shrank to $8.17 billion dollars in June, the smallest monthly imbalance since December 1984. +Advancing issues on the Big Board outnumbered decliners by 1,282 to 339. +Let me assure you, should military action be required, this will not be another Vietnam. +The government charged that between 1984 and 1986, Princeton/Newport created fraudulent tax deductions by engaging in rigged and prearranged trades in 59 different securities transactions. +The indictment charged that between 1972 and 1986, when Marcos and his wife went into exile in Hawaii, they accumulated millions of dollars through embezzlement, theft, bribes and kickbacks. +However, for process applications - production of paint, foods or other products - the process is not so simple. +However, brokers warned that the rise came against a background of very thin trading. +It is very funny to watch this little man in a white terry robe striding through his white-on-white minimalist palace, fully stocked with chefs serving exotic food, pinball machines, bimbos in bikinis and hired sycophants. +Nomura Securities Co. revised downward its unconsolidated pretax profit projection for the six months to 37 billion yen from last May's forecast of 125 billion yen. +Abrams said the law prevents anyone from approaching a voter within 50 feet of a polling place and prevents the voter from being asked how he or she voted within 50 feet to 100 feet of the polling place. +In 1988, he was denounced in the Soviet press as a CIA agent, and his offices were raided and vandalized. +They included lawsuits filed by Ivana Trump and by former securities analyst Marvin Roffman, who claimed he was fired due to complaints by Trump. +Clearly there is no tax relief on fees. +Farrakhan drew a storm of criticism in 1984 for calling Judaism a "gutter religion" and making other remarks about Jews that his supporters said wre taken out of context in his campaign to foster black pride. +I was not able to move. +Brian Dovey and David Jack are retiring. +Abu Sharif said Israeli public opinion is important to the PLO and could significantly influence the peace process. +After returning to McChord, Johnson engaged in homosexual conduct with a 17-year-old boy he had met in a Tacoma bar. +He told the Constituent Assembly, Sudan's parliament, that he told Khalifa he would hold the editor responsible if the interview with Nimeiri was against the national interests of the government. +The banking industry, despite continued problems with international debts and stiff competition from non-banking financial companies, will show good growth, with assets rising by about 7 percent. +An inappropriate "health claim" would be one that touts a specific product or ingredient as preventing or treating a disease. +An Allstate Insurance Co. sales manager says the bag saved him from death just last week. +Tommie Mollohan, 45, who was serving a life term for the 1973 robbery and murder of a grocer, was caught Monday following a two-hour chase that one officer likened to a deer chase. +The system's net interest income totaled $214 million, compared with $110 million in the year-ago period. +That sort of gallows political humor reflects the bleak outlook as Congress struggles into the next round on the budget, a no-win issue there and at the White House. +You sent in an application to get a Social Security number for your 2-year-old but still haven't received it? +In effect, his administration told the business community: "You look after your part of the show, and we'll look after ours." +The course intensifies on day two. +If we'd had more time we could have talked it out but I didn't think we could arrive at the Earth Summit with different positions.' Mr Collor said he was confident his economic reform programme was taking hold. +The Newbery Medal has been awarded annually since 1922 and the Caldecott Medal since 1938. +Chemical Banking Excluding a $625 million charge associated with the merger, the $139 billion-asset bank earned $205 million, or 93 cents a share, in the fourth quarter. +Lake Resources later held funds used both in U.S. arms sales to Iran and in efforts to assist the Contras. +"A couple of my law clerks were going to pass me in three or four years, and I was afraid I was going to have to ask them for a loan," the judge quipped in an interview. +After age 55, however, women tended to spend slightly more than men on new cars and trucks, Shipp discovered. +We continue to believe that." Kharazzi, appearing with Hamilton on CBS-TV's "Face the Nation," said the situation was complex, with different groups having different demands holding the hostages. +The company's board has recommended that shareholders accept the bid. +Technology stocks, which were beaten down harshly in Friday's trading, led the rising half of the market. +Lulu is a femme fatale who eventually comes to London as a prostitute and is killed by Jack The Ripper. +Drought has reduced U.S. crop production sharply this year, including wheat, and has eaten deeply into reserve stockpiles. +Sears Roebuck's profit rose 47% in the first quarter, mainly due to the sale of a Dallas shopping center and improved merchandise group results. +Thick fog that cut visibility to a few yards disrupted road and air traffic in northern Italy for the third consecutive day Monday. +And the dollar's decline has boosted import prices. +Although shrimpers have been required to use TEDs since Sept. 8, until Sunday the federal government had forgiven the penalties _ at first in whole and later in part _ if a shrimper bought and installed a TED after being caught without one. +The Rev. Jesse Jackson released federal tax returns showing total income for himself and his wife, Jacqueline, of $209,358 last year, almost all of it from personal-appearance fees. +Hospital Corp. jumped 6 5/8 to 43 3/4 on volume of 3.3 million shares in response to news that a management group will propose a leveraged buy-out of the company at about $47 a share, or about $3.33 billion. +Mecham has denied this version, saying he understood two employees had a disagreement and that he referred it to Watkins' superior, Max Hawkins. +But it was Southern Africa that sparked an early fight between more militant committee members and those pushing the views of the Bush campaign. +But tests could take months and the exact cause of death may never be known, officials said. +Of their wrongdoing they knew not; such things as daisies, ground ivy, mulleins and bedstraw were actually considered useful in 17th-century New England. +"He (Noonan) didn't help us at all," Mrs. Hanson said. +After all, there is no way of predicting what might happen next. +But even those who most firmly condemn the PKK's violence and reject its separatism also warn that it has genuine popular support, and that from now on the Turkish state cannot afford to ignore Kurdish aspirations. +About half have television sets, and many have tape recorders and electric fans. +"I think there's a great charge in reaching an audience and treating that audience with some respect, and giving them something that really entertains but also plants certain ideas and questions in there. +Price/earnings ratios are now much lower than they were at the height at the height of the boom. +Turnover, however, rose 10 per cent. Tees & Hartlepool was the first and most controversial of five trust ports privatisations that took place last year. +It might sound daft to call a year after a means of transport, yet it is no dafter than calling a month after a management fad. In October, the US will celebrate National Quality Month. +In a sprawling factory on the outskirts of Cuernavaca, Nissan Motor Corp. produces the best-selling car in Mexico, the Tsuru. +Timing, luck and educational credentials ranked far down on the list. +In addition to the polyester cord business, Goodyear's non-core units include shrink-wrap film, bottling plastics, conveyor belts and various other plastics and chemical businesses. +Hugh Zurkuhlen, analyst with Salomon Brothers in New York, said his estimate for the fiscal year of $5.10 a share "might still be a little high," because of the recession's impact and the slowdown in P&G's market-share growth. +Florea Ceausescu said. "He answered, `I went to jail so we can work the land with heavy machinery and we can raise production."' But all idealism appeared to be extinguished in the last years of Ceausescu's 24-year tenure at the helm of the country. +The Bush administration is not willing to agree to raise taxes in the future in exchange for an immediate cut in the capital gains tax, White House budget director Richard Darman said Sunday. +His assistant, Gilberto LoMaglio, said the ceremony was followed by a brief party. +The success of the summit in resolving the other highly controversial and important issues also in play will depend on whether the financing deal can be agreed. +But the record certainly does not support Lawson's claim of economic success. It looks more like failure. +A minute of silence drew little response Friday on the streets of Vienna and few people turned out in the early morning to watch political leaders lay wreaths at monuments to fallen soldiers and victims of the Nazis. +Norway's Finance Ministry said that it was favorable to the planned merger. +That's because they are often backed by a promise that the state will raise taxes if necessary to pay investors. +"I'm sorry for the people in Chicago and Oklahoma," he said. "I think of that a lot." But prosecutor Joe Duffy said the two men must be punished because they had abused a special trust. +"A Palestinian state with holy Jerusalem as its capital is our demand, to which we will stick," he was quoted as saying in an interview. +Union representatives had asked the company for merit pay, 100 percent job security, a reduction in overtime and the recall of 1,000 laid off UAW members. +Tass said members of the Mongolian Democratic Union and other public movements ended their three-day hunger strike after the announcement Friday, because their demands had been met. +Two people were killed and several wounded in the takeover, which divided the Sioux nation. +Negotiators for the scriptwriters and the television and film producers engaged in contract talks this week under a news blackout. +Town officials are defending the ringing of the bell, which is housed in the First Congregational Church tower but owned by the town. +The Bushes were returning to the White House tonight, then flying to Boston on Tuesday for the funeral of a brother-in-law, Alexander Ellis II, who died Friday at 67 after a stroke and long illness. +People in the Smithers and Terrace areas on the mainland and in Queen Charlotte City felt the quake and said rooms shook and furniture shifted. +Hove said that between 1985 and 1987, 600 of the nation's 2,400 thrifts had less than zero capitalization and those S&L's were holding $300 billion in assets. +Bardon, the closest in the sector in terms of business mix, yields a shade more but has a weaker balance sheet. +Some fans nonetheless call the NFL pricing highway robbery. +Nomura is a unit of Japan's Nomura Securities Co. The suit was brought under a California statute barring job discrimination because of age or physical handicap. +Many of these buyers, he said, "have been sitting on the sidelines for some time." +Fuels prices were mixed yesterday. +"With so many strikes against them, it would take a wild stretch of imagination to think Comex could garner that market with no success to date at financial futures," an industry official in New York said. +DOLE EDGES away from Reagan as he readies his presidential bid. +The government will also have its choice of about $11 million in spare parts inventory. +The Chicago-based airline did not provide details about the proposed contract, which is subject to ratification by the 681 Midway cockpit crew members represented by ALPA. +Shepard, who is active in the Republican Party, said he even got sniping comments from ranking GOP leaders in Washington. +The products include a new release of IBM's Expert System Environment, which is designed for users with few computer skills, and a new version of KnowledgeTool, which is for data-processing professionals. +A highway through the park across the Sierra Nevada range will be opened, but Yosemite Valley, the main tourist destination, will remain closed until at least Monday. +Freud lapsed into a coma the next day and died in the early morning of Sept. 23. +Communications & Entertainment said its Class A and common shares will begin trading today under the symbols CECO.A and CECO, respectively. +Donald Trump may not be nearly as rich as he claims, Forbes magazine says in an article that if true would bump the tycoon out of the world billionaire's club. +The company has been anxiously watching the progress of its private competitors in Britain and the US. 'There is a simple formula,' says Mr Ricke. +They aren't supposed to make policy, but they often point their bosses subtly in the "right" direction. +The embarrassment of getting caught flat-footed in the market is prompting a round of self-criticism within Honda. +Too much use is made of press-bashing cliches such as Janet Cooke's composite "Jimmy," and too much of the book is set in periods past (Joe McCarthy, Goldwater) when the author was a bigger fish in a smaller conservative pond. +"Ideally, the water will be clear enough that you can see the beds, shiny spots on the bottom," he said. "If I can see the fish, I try to pick out the big ones. +With fewer total resources the case for integration is stronger than ever. In the new Europe, with Nato linked via the WEU to the defence of the union, I see no reason why all allies should not be equally and fully involved. +It seeks recovery of $1.2 million in NIH grant money given to Ninnemann for research on the causes of immune system suppression after burn injuries that he performed at Utah and the University of California, San Diego. +Of course, they chat in Spanish, in itself a novelty in New York theaters if not in New York; some, handing tips to the ushers, have clearly never before set foot in a theater outside the old country. +In other words they were selling repossessed houses at well below the level of their insurance cover. +The program is set to begin April 1. +According to Transportation Department figures released earlier this month, Eastern's on-time performance fell to 80.6 percent in September from 86.9 percent in August. +AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland and Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole sat side by side, anxious for a phone call to go through to coal miners in Castlewood, Va. +Coleco and other major toy manufacturers were hit hard by declining sales last year. +"I think the decision is fair," Mr. Zuckert said. +Richard Bruno, head of PaineWebber Inc.'s big OTC operation in New York, explained that while there are always hardcore investors willing to buy stocks, his sales people are having to scramble to attract anyone else in the current atmosphere. +The lawyer said another court hearing is scheduled for Sunday. +Fire crews doused the fire with water, and ambulance teams picked up bodies from the dripping wreckage. +Ibrahimi, an Algerian diplomat, was asked by an Arab League committee to head a security committee to supervise the cease-fire and monitor ships to ensure that no weapons reach Lebanese factions. +There is no similar agreement, he said, with 11 other airlines, including Delta and Quantas, that show CNN newscasts during their flights. +Reporters could not determine whether any targets were actually struck at Sirri. +By contrast, most stock funds hold shares in a wide variety of businesses. +The trial of a $3.5 million wrongful death suit filed after the 1986 suicide of Sen. John East is winding down with closing arguments set to begin this week. +'In the late 1980s everyone was talking about marketing,' he says. 'We thought: 'What the hell is it all about?" With signs of an approaching recession and increasing competition from cut-price suppliers, Phelps needed some answers. +The wife bears a son, and Todd has no comment. +The violence occurred Saturday night in Coyuca de Benitez, 23 miles north of Acapulco. +Volume was 49.104m shares, down from 52.819m shares on Thursday. +He said there have been several clues in recent days to suggest that the economy is picking up steam. +Failure of the rightist government of President Alfredo Cristiani to move more quickly against human rights abuses has angered members of the U.S. Congress, which provides millions in aid to El Salvador every year. +He contends the tax "will create an underground economy that didn't previously exist." +The biologist from Eastern Virginia Medical School plans to send 2,700 tiny, young jellyfish on a research mission to study their metamorphosis in a gravity-free environment. +So the monks' destruction of the mandala on the last day of the Tibetan art show here was all part of the spiritual plan. +Never in the history of modern warfare has such a brilliantly conceived plan been so well executed, and the opposition so thoroughly whipped. The generals also totally dominated the agenda of the airwaves. +The Palestine Liberation Organization has backed Saddam, while Jordan and Yemen have been generally sympathetic to him. +This year it aims to raise Pounds 1.4m. There have been some criticisms of these charitable schemes. +Mr. Ongpin's suicide, on Dec. 7, was the brutal conclusion to his hopes. +Many waved white flags and carried small bundles as they walked past a burned-out light tank, the bodies of soldiers and guerrilla barricades of expensive cars with the tires shot out. +A major reason: The plunging yen and Tokyo stock market have dried up demand for once-hot Euromarket warrant securities issued by Japanese corporations. +Packaging and industrial products operating profit rose 0.5% despite a 6.9% sales decline. +But authorities said the disks, when inserted into personal computers by unsuspecting recipients, halted accessibility to any other information in the computer. +Deputy Interior Minister Andrej Samel said the questioning dealt with the 1968 invasion and "other criminal activities." State television news said it also touched on illegal acquisitions of property and mismanagement of hard currency accounts. +The president looked stunned; he immediately called Mr. Begin and told him the bombing must end. +Sumner Redstone, chairman of National Amusements, attending the same meeting, declined comment on Mr. Elkes's status at the company. +The United Kingdom earmarked 5.01 percent of its GDP to defense; Turkey averaged 4 percent, and Germany 3.2 percent. +The Wilton, Conn., resident gave Soviets who had heard him only on Voice of America shortwave broadcasts and records a chance to hear him in person in March and April of last year. +The adventurous reader, charting unfamiliar territory, will be amply rewarded. +This is a new scheme, aimed at generating risk capital in the unquoted company sector, while giving investors the security of a quoted pooled vehicle. +Having already agreed to a 50% cut in their Polish debt, they are now being asked to match the bigger U.S. reduction. +We used our own money to buy a girl. +The second tanker was still being trailed, Fitzwater said. +The Third World debt crisis and the investment-banking unit's problems overshadowed strong growth in NatWest's domestic earnings. +House Majority Whip Tony Coelho, D-Calif., the third-ranking House Democrat, doubled his salary last year with $90,100 from 53 paid speeches. +Wellcome's future depended upon its ability to generate volume growth, said Mr Robb. The main driving force last year was Zovirax, Wellcome's herpes, chicken pox and shingles drug. +At the same time, the auto makers are awarding more contracts to trusted suppliers without a lengthy bidding process. +The teams were supposed to cooperate, immediately sharing results. +They agree on the need for a U.N. presence in Cambodia and a "supreme national body." _In April, Sihanouk urges an immediate cease-fire in his country. +Officials from other Western states agreed. +It opened at 143.33 yen and ranged between 142.67 yen and 143.33 yen. +The finale was "Le Grand Defile," which dates from 1946, a processional by the entire company. +Foreign bond funds still should be attractive this year, mutual fund managers say. +NL Industries Inc. Chairman Harold Simmons, waging a proxy battle for control of the Lockheed Corp. board, contends he can increase the firm's returns by concentrating on its core defense and aerospace businesses. +That doesn't surprise the industry's crisis manager, Nick Nichols, president of Nichols Dezenhall Communications Management Group. +I owe nothing to anyone. +His job has demanded that. +In calculating its risk-weighted assets, a bank gives full weight to business loans but only a 50% weight to home mortgages and no weight at all to Treasury bonds. +But Republican members said the legislation remains "veto bait" because President Bush opposes any restrictions on his ability to negotiate the agreement with the Japanese government. +He was paroled Christmas Eve in what Thompson called a "last-chance" deal. +New entrants are usually backed by national institutions with deep pockets. Profits are now being made, but the scope for reinvestment in new projects appears to be limited. +"The governor of Massachusetts, he lost his top naval adviser last week. +The bank already has a large presence in North Carolina and Georgia. +I don't care who is running with him," said Mr. Clemens, now a correctional officer, before Mr. Bush began his speech yesterday. +There's nothing he can say." +The presence of the high-profile BBC television reporter is to the army something like a royal visit. +Christopher R. Thomas, Collins's chief financial officer, said the Kentucky Fried Chicken operations hadn't been for sale before Collins received "an extremely attractive offer," from Pepsi. +Mr. Rostropovich practically dragged the composer up onto the stage for a bow. +Mr Barret said: 'Euro Disney got its theme park right and what went wrong was its inability to fill its (six) hotels.' Tibigardens is in a resort area, including Benidorm, where it does not need to build hotels. +During the past year, the highest courts in Texas, West Virginia and Wyoming have endorsed such suits. +This year, President Bush also signed into law toughened restrictions on exports of unprocessed logs from federal and state lands. +The composite stock index jumped 24.88 to 582.74, as 684 shares went limit-up. +It is now excluded. +Thus, it seems reasonable to ask: Is there anything more to know about Mr. Capote's life, and is there any reason for us to care? +By September, however, he advises being "as far away from the equity market as possible" because the potential returns will no longer justify the risk. +Its wide-area search capability enhances the ability to successfully target and attack enemy ships, Lucasey said. +The Canaanites wanted to build a new "Hebrew" nation, as opposed to a Jewish one, to circumvent conflict with the Arabs. +The fights allegedly were staged for Bergen's televised series, "Blood Sport," an expose of underground dog fighting that was broadcast during the May ratings "sweeps" period. +Cineplex Odeon Corp. announced Monday it will increase the weekend ticket price at its Manhattan theaters to $7.50, blaming the hike on the cost renovating its movie houses and high operating costs in New York. +Police were deployed throughout the country, but there were no reports of violence. +A 707 can carry up to 23,855 gallons. +Meanwhile, TI expects a gradual strengthening in the U.S. chip market, projecting 11% growth in 1992 against 7% growth last year. +But at the same time, Scowcroft has notified the White House legal counsel's office that he will seek waivers allowing him to take part in government dealings with some of the companies on the list in which his interest is insubstantial. +The NYSE's composite index of all its listed common stocks fell 1.74 to 177.61. +The increase amounts to as much as 10% in some markets. +Prosecutors contended he planned to send a bomb and an extortion note demanding $65,000 to a dealer who had repossessed his car. +The study focused on general sales taxes and on excise taxes, chiefly those on gasoline and tobacco. +Total volume was nearly 35,000, slightly down from Thursday. +There were a couple of letters to the editor. +Supreme court will grant this request." +"There are a lot of people who are interested in building up their collections and don't have the time or the knowledge to go about doing it. +But the year-earlier demand figures were unusually high because of distortions brought on by the Persian Gulf crisis. Much of the year-to-year decline reflected high deliveries in the 1990 quarter when there was a significant buildup of oil inventories. +Stronger-than-expected U.S. data for December on leading economic indicators, factory orders and home sales had a slight impact on foreign-currency futures, she said. +Marcos entered a Honolulu hospital Thursday for the second time in three weeks. +The ruling party in the form of its highest representatives, suspended rights and laws. +Infrared and low-light photography help spot suspects near the fire. +Kings or cardinals or robber knights or the Hermandad, the powerful organisation of 'brotherhoods' that originated as a militia policing the regions and doubled as a national tax-collecting agency? +It is often the food part of their budget that is necessarily squeezed. +But he refrained from that theme in his one-hour speech Friday. +"Panama is behind us and now we are talking about the future," Quayle told reporters. +Thrift institutions were holding a lot of low-rate mortgages and borrowing money from depositors at ever-higher rates. +But many blacks haven't been as fortunate. +Programs do not have poor ratings, they have "breakout potential" or "valuable demographics." Television is not alone in its attempt to put spin control on every utterance. +Other investors seem to have had similar thoughts. +It grew as his mother's blindness compelled him to describe the world she could no longer see. +Twamley had been senior partner at Coopers. He acknowledges that one of the most important aspects of the job - managing relations with the City - will represent a new departure for him. +The pattern in the UK in the 1980s was for bonds to yield more than twice the level of equities, reflecting the way anticipated inflation benefits equity investors while hitting bond markets. +The drawback is that shareholders would benefit to varying degrees depending on their tax position. +On April 15, American planes bombed five military targets around the major port cities of Tripoli and Benghazi to punish Libya for what Reagan called "Gadhafi's reign of terror." +In over-the-counter trading Friday, On-Line common closed at $22.25, down 50 cents. +The lawyer said he also will try to persuade Congress to pass legislation compensating the land grant descendants. +DENMARK'S narrow rejection of the treaty will have serious consequences for its membership of the European Community. By turning their backs on the planned evolution of the EC Danes have isolated their country from the mainstream of European development. +"We had hoped for better news," said National Park Service spokesman George Berklacy. +People who received unsolicited pornography sparked an investigation that authorities said resulted in federal charges against companies responsible for much of the country's sexually oriented mailings. +But last week the 10 sided with the leadership in trying to limit debate. +News of the formation of new Lloyd's investment trusts was an important factor in her decision. +The high court refused to hear an appeal by 26 protesters who a jury in 1987 concluded had interfered with clinic operations and patients and had destroyed clinic property. +Credit Lyonnais' larger competitor, BNP, paid FFr2bn for Air France convertible bonds. Credit Lyonnais was happy to oblige and says it would have made these investments in any case on straight commercial grounds. +Jobs in hospitals and private practices are at a premium. +The names and nationalities of the dead and injured were not immediately known, but the official said most were West Germans or Portuguese. +Kleinwort Benson was said to have sold 9,500 of the August 550 puts to Smith New Court at 116p. +"Certainly it isn't going to be Cassani," said Daniel Mandresh, a Merrill Lynch & Co. securities analyst. +Mr. Sullivan and the team were debt ridden because of a disastrous decision to manage a concert tour for pop singer Michael Jackson and because the franchise had never been well capitalized. +That was a shot across the bow of Sen. George Mitchell of Maine, the new majority leader. +"We don't want to be where we're not wanted." +The company said its board approved a program to buy back as many as 15 million common shares. +Cut the colossal subsidies to opera by offering everyone turning up at Covent Garden Pounds 50 to go away and have a nice meal instead. +At one point, Garcia offerd to resign but was persuaded to stay by leaders of his populist Aprista Party, according to senior government officials. +At one point, air force planes bombed a column of rebel tanks on public roads. +Both refused to make any official comment yesterday, but sources close to both said they hadn't been buyers this week. +He doesn't shed, smell or claw the furniture, and prefers a tidy litterbox to the living room rug. +They say no more than 10 percent to 20 percent of Dominicans illegally entering Puerto Rico are caught. +"We've been interested for several months, but I'd say the intensity is being turned up," Mr. Pohlman said, adding that the company wants to acquire a healthy thrift rather than "take on a turnaround or failing institution." +Within six months, all the banks had announced plans to slash their payouts. +It is now common for women to have their fallopian tubes tied after the third or fourth child, whereas in the past families of 15 were not unusual. +In the event, he has decided on the need for more funding and new management initiatives. The preference shares are being converted into ordinary. +One American detained in Baghdad was "absolutely elated, thilled," at Saddam's decision; a British hostage popped open a can of imported beer in celebration. +The Bodleian houses more than 6 million books, yet does not have either a full card catalogue system or a computer system. +Every page of the score gave evidence of having been phrased, balanced, listened to with a fresh ear. +A year ago, Mr. Saberi borrowed money to start the magazine, a nonglossy publication of about 15 pages priced at 150 rials, or a few cents. +"It was a cheap shot to put Rather on the spot like that," said Julianne Austin, a 24-year-old department store saleswoman in New Hampshire, where Mr. Bush leads in the polls. +"Hopefully, a breeze will come by and blow it all away," Dellinger said. +Mr Nadeau has controlled Univa since 1986 through the heavily indebted Unigesco, his own holding company. Unigesco faces a CDollars 45m debenture maturity this month. +The main challenge to the Front has come from two reconstituted pre-World War II parties: the National Peasants Party and the National Liberal Party. +He noted that the new governor had been attorney general before. +For the three months ending in October, the deficit stood at around #1.25 billion, Britain's Department of Trade and Industry reported. +Today, if stale ideology would cease to obscure reality, simultaneous reductions in the unemployment rate and in the price level could receive reinforcement from sustained economic growth. +But the impact of inclusion in a museum show can also be extremely significant on the works of obscure artists and contemporary artists, exactly the works fledgling collectors can afford. +Nathan's said the purchase is expected to be completed by April. +For all its support, Chicago Social Club still faces some risks. +"We're all concerned for him," says Stan Kasten, Turner Broadcasting's vice president for sports teams. +The citizen being misquoted, issues an affidavit to straighten it out and so not be misquoted in the public record. +A new Class C common, with one-tenth of a vote a share, would be reserved for use in initial public offerings and acquisitions. +"Besides, he'd have to get in line behind Bryant Gumbel," the television newscaster, who said in a recent interview that he wants the job. +It would also present Saddam's subordinates with the prospect of being tried for war crimes, or even being captured by vengeful Iraqi mobs as the war ends. +New York's Commodity Exchange has 13,715 short tons of copper on hand for delivery against the March contract, or enough to settle 1,097 contracts. +Three 17-year-old members of the Dresden Kreuzchor Chorus, Johannes Kluegling, Michael Diedrich and Thomas Nitschke, left their Tokyo hotel in late October or earlier this month and asked for asylum at the West German Embassy, the official said. +The chemistry worked." Her movie credits, besides "Oklahoma!" and "The Music Man," include "Carousel," "Elmer Gantry" (Academy Award for supporting actress in 1961), "April Love" and "Beyond the Poseidon Adventure." +Legislators said they would give people 28 days to remove the dishes. +Water also flowed into dozens of homes Saturday in Mississippi, officials reported. +Researchers said one way to reduce the Africanized bees' influence is to kill colonies they have infiltrated. +Asked about his familiarity with Washington, he said, "I used to do marketing research for The Washington Post. +Through the racketeering conviction, the jury found Marchese had helped make fraudulent misrepresentations to state and federal regulators to secure controlling interest in Heritage Bank & Trust of Salt Lake City and to obtain a $4.5 million cash loan. +Mr. Taylor comes to the FDIC at a time of uncertainty in the banking system. Record levels of failures are projected and the insurance fund overseen by the FDIC will soon run dry unless action is taken by Congress. +But several justices seemed dubious. +A KGB official reached by telephone in Moscow said Wednesday the organization has a deputy chairman named Viktor Grushko. +Between now and Christmas he suggested house prices could firm by about 3 per cent as the special discounts ended. +All the other groups were still stuck in traffic. +The State Department and the Pentagon, which had taken the lead in negotiating the FSX agreement, contended that a final decision should be made this month. +In the past, the event was an elaborate daylong block party open to all, complete with children's parades, dragon dances, Chinese acrobatics and firecrackers. +Indiana got up to 7 inches. +Mrs. Greene had been recommended by an organization that attempts to find missing children. +The greatest energizer of the black vote may prove to be the Aug. 23 killing of a black youth, Yusuf Hawkins, by a white gang. +The talks are expected to begin around Oct. 17. +It said the low rates combined with high inflation had caused panic buying throughout China. +In setting the election date, Rodriguez cited a constitutional clause stating that in the event of a president's resignation, incapacitating illness or death, the provisional president must call for elections within three months. +Cardinal Glemp broke it without a qualm. +Regulators in Arizona, Idaho and the state of Washington have approved the revised bid. +Investing here requires an on-the-ground presence. +Guerrillas said 10 people were killed and 30 wounded in one village south of Svay Chek. +Once shaped, the ceramics would cool to hard, wear-resistant parts that can undergo extreme changes in temperature without cracking. +All figures are converted at the French franc's current rate. +But there was lots more to point up the talent of this creator from Toulouse in the south of France. +What might be a fair solution, indexation, has always been available to lawmakers but for mysterious reasons it never has been used. +Two firefighters were treated for blisters caused by the heat, which reached 500 degrees, said Leonard Drowns, fire chief in neighboring Kezar Falls. +Thailand's caretaker premier Anand Panyarachun lifted martial law imposed after a military coup on February 23. +Guerrillas at the same time shelled a Israeli-South Lebanon Army hilltop base at Ein Qenya and the militia's headquarters with 60mm mortar rounds, the sources said. +Mr. Zborowski said a cut in the federal funds rate would probably push the dollar down a half a pfennig against the mark, but that "dollars would be cheap" at that price, and the U.S. currency would likely rebound quickly. +I mean, I heard Zamfir is a millionaire," he said. "I read it in the Wall Street Journal, so it must be true." And if it doesn't? "I'm really ruined. +But two things have since come to bother me. +The nation's biggest retailers reported tiny sales gains in May. +Last year at this time, 600 to 800 workers had signed up. +MTI said agreement was reached that the president will be chosen by referendum this year, but should be selected by Parliament once free elections have been held. +It would also gain the support of U.S. banks and the Treasury, which have applauded Chile's economic transformation. +"The first Riga-Stockholm line will open in 1990," Tass said. An agreement between the state-run airline Aeroflot and the Scandinavian carrier SAS has been signed, providing for three flights a week, the report said. +The proposed final is held at 2p to give a maintained total of 3.15p. +"Actions appearing to be heavy-handed may cause (foreign countries) to retreat from liberalization," she said. +There's going to be a wonderful opportunity once the market has found a new lower level." +Convicted bomber and Mormon documents forger Mark Hofmann was in critical condition Thursday from an apparent drug overdose, a hospital official said. +Meanwhile, despite some reforms, Argentina's economy is in difficult straits, particularly because inflation continues at levels of around 17% a month. +Ford stock rose after the announcement in a generally bearish market. +Gold settled 10 cents to 40 cents higher with June at $452.60 a troy ounce; silver was 3 cents to 3.2 cents higher with May at $6.498 a troy ounce. +Alzheimer's is a progressive, irreversible neurological disorder that mostly strikes people over 65 and has an estimated 2.5 million American victims. +And despite the money brought by legions of tourists, who come to worship the wax statue of Jimmie Rodgers or peek over the fence at Webb Pierce's guitar-shaped pool, much of Nashville has regarded its rhinestone aristocracy with a bilious eye. +They'll want to see our famous zoo and the Rembrandts and the Head of Queen Nefertiti in the Dahlem Museum. +In a letter to NBI, Capital Associates said its acquisition efforts have been stymied by NBI's refusal to open its books for review. +Charlie Cole, Newsweek, United States, "Of Flesh and Steel." 2. +After adjusting for inflation, real personal disposable income grew between those periods by 1.4 per cent. +Rosyth managers have said that if that happened the yard, which employs 4,000 people, would face closure. Up to now Rosyth has carried out all refitting and refuelling of Britain's Polaris ballistic-missile submarines. +The buses belonged to the state-owned transportation company ENATRU, whose drivers struck last week demanding higher wages. Company officials said members of the armed forces were ordered in to drive the buses during the strike. +"Some of our best salesman have come from the Hotdogger program," he said. +In the end, sterling rallied to close unchanged at DM2.8675 in London. Within the European Monetary System, the D-Mark finished at 38 per cent of its allowed swing above the central Ecu rate. +Three infiltrators were killed in the same area Monday. +The House may approve a long-term health-care bill, but mainly for political points; the Senate isn't even expected to consider the multibillion-dollar measure. +Aside from arbitrage buying that sent the Nikkei to an intraday high of 25254.80 early in the session, other buying stalled, and selling by investment trust funds and institutional investors increased. +Morales was not the only one armed that night, police said. Emiliano Fernandez, 18, allegedly used a box cutter to slice the pants pocket of Watkins' father and steal his wallet, which contained $200. +Shares in Euro Disney, the struggling leisure group, rose 12 per cent yesterday on speculation about the progress of negotiations over the company's emergency financial restructuring. +After years of debate and struggle, EC governments never endorsed the Vredeling directive. +It would also result in a tougher and quicker system of prosecution and trial which provides better value for money. Toughening up the law on deceiving auditors and regulators could have another useful effect. +"Part of the problem is that they didn't get a bonus," the spokesman said. +In 1929, the Lateran Treaty was signed, with Italy recognizing the independence and sovereignty of Vatican City. +Most are late-night cruises that show off the New Orleans skyline. +May we only pray that history repeats itself at the earliest opportunity." A writer to the Guardian asks, "When and in what circumstances could the Gulf war justifiably be named the Third World War?" +The five-mile trails would intersect in an "X" and allow residents to ride to all four corners of the northwestern city. +There was no answer at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, where the pack has its headquarters, and neither the Boy Scouts nor the police would give out the leaders' names. +Every year, ski resorts are desperate to tell the world they have opened on the earliest possible date - sometimes ridiculously early. In its traditional battle to be first, Keystone pulled off a master-stroke to scupper Loveland, its local rival. +Gold issues fell despite higher bullion prices. +The main franchise salesman was Mr. Johnson's brother-in-law, driving in a former farm station wagon and handicapped by the vehicle's pervasive manure odor on sultry days. +"You will yet be the glory of the East," he said. +The Tribune's unions are combative; there is talk of a strike. +As you buy tickets you acquire points, and points can be converted into seats. +Several thousand filled the international departure area of Beijing Airport. +Taxpayers wrongly claimed 9.3 million dependency exemptions for 1982, the latest IRS figures show. +Not only is bad news a downer for most clients, but a broker's list of prospects interested in a sell report is limited to investors holding the stock, and the few who prefer to short the market. +Her composure is rooted in her affection for the Orthodox church and her belief in God, combined with worldly realism. +Getting down to more serious business, they will be able to compare the standard equipment and mileage of a Buick with such competitive makes as Nissan and BMW, and calculate their monthly payments for different Buick models. +"One day, he told me he had been in Washington and that he'd been approached by someone in the Soviet Embassy. +The PLO is currently one of two groups with permanent observer missions to the United Nations, the other being the South-West Africa People's Organization. +It is the dank, dark, rain-gleamed metropolis of Ridley Scott's film, animated by such Scott specials as whirring ventilation propellers and hissing steam-jets. +I think that is outrageous and not sustainable.' +Gorbachev's had refused for two months to meet with Lithuanian leaders. +But even his detractors say Mr. Blanchard's political cunning has held him in good stead. +Soon afterward, however, officers scuffled with a guard at the door of the Methodist Church conference hall when he tried to keep them out of the meeting. +Superintendent Jack Bobroff said he decided to suspend the two with pay "until the matter is investigated and resolved." A R-rated film at a movie theater requires children under age 17 to be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian. +"The Americans are much more aggressive than the Japanese," he says. +Some possible event issues could be on a city, a country, or based on a theme such as sports or war photography. +Maybe that's because King, author of "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas," has a jaundiced affection for the folks he has put on stage. +The move, budgeted at about $7 million, actually came in at about $10 million, he said. +"Hygienists aren't trained to supervise the dental health of the public," says Joseph A. Devine, president of the American Dental Association. +Gold's advance has been restrained by the strong dollar, according to analysts, and by rising interest rates that have drawn some investors to bonds. +The AIDS virus damages the body's immune system, leaving victims susceptible to infections and cancer. +Portions of the Midwest and Northeast also had a taste of winter weather. +Only two other states _ Texas and Florida _ have had more executions. +The Hun-Kuoa No. 1 later got its power back and joined the search for the missing seamen, he said. +This is because their greater resources, in terms of production lines and marketing staff, can be activated more easily on signs of higher demand. But he is cheered by signs of higher recruitment by small companies. +From their earliest days together, John Sununu and Bill Zeliff were among the insiders offering advice to George Bush in his New Hampshire presidential primary campaigns. +Under the weather: Birmingham city centre was hit by flooding amid wintry conditions that brought chaos to many parts of country. +"We're calling for a revival of common sense," said Evelyn Dubel. "To protest this bizarre and illegal behavior that threatens the well-being of our citizens. +African student sources said there were injuries among both students and police when officers arrived at an isolated guest house outside Nanking, where the students were being kept following a wave of racial violence. +The city has been the scene of racial turmoil since December when the six whites on the 11-member school board voted against renewing the contract of Norward Roussell, the city's first black school superintendent. +"We have an uncontained engine failure. +It cites a 1985 resolution passed after Israel bombed the PLO headquarters, which denounced "acts of aggression," and in the preamble notes Tunisia complained to the council about a new Israeli act of aggression. +The helicopters were to be returned to service after the May 13 grounding and repair. +First, cook it skin side down. +The laborious process of helping the bird get free, led by biologist Cyndi Keuhler, took nearly eight hours. +A Shanghai court has sentenced 15 people to death for a series of violent attacks on taxi drivers, a newspaper report said. +RCA Globcom has been conducting business internationally since the 1920s. +The popping ammo kept the firefighters away from blaze for at least 50 minutes after they arrived at the scene, approximately 15 miles east of downtown Los Angeles. +For many others, the case supports their contention that the current system already provides adequate protection for public safety. +He wrote: 'To strike out on one's own, it turns out, is in violation of the code of White House correspondents. +It cannot be achieved solely through training young people, under government-funded schemes such as Youth Training, but will rely on schools and training in the workplace. +Williams, who has since apologized, told reporters on a cattle roundup at his Alpine ranch Saturday that the bad weather they were experiencing was a lot like rape. +CrossLand said it filed its new capital-raising plan Thursday, and in the next few weeks will submit to federal regulators its proxy materials for reclassification of approximately $336 million in cumulative preferred stock to common. +But the auto maker said it hadn't been ordered to recall the vehicles, despite the large number of accidents blamed by customers on defective engine controls. +There would be a greater hierarchy and an end to the horizontal structure where, in theory, all commissioners are equal. Instead there would be seniors and juniors. +"I really intuitively adopt Miss Flowe's thought on the changed circumstance argument that this is not the place for that to be worked out," he told Kaden. +In the meantime, though, the new legal approach makes it unlikely that Mr. Milken will agree to settle any of the civil suits before the sentence is resolved. +The Industry Ministry said the electronics company has agreed to a program that sets specific targets in terms of research, product development and the launch of a product. +Aloha made substantial repairs to the cracked and corroded bottom of its plane's frame in November 1983, maintenance data at the FAA records center in Oklahoma City show. +Bill and the other residents of "Bloom County" are soon to be history, the latest victims of funny-page flameout. +WPP WORRIES: WPP Group confirmed that two former executives, including the former chief executive officer of its Ogilvy unit, Ken Roman, are seeking monetary settlements from the cash-strapped company. +The Nikkei index of 225 stocks has risen 56% in the past six months, and trading volume has set records almost daily. +Abdu said bloodshed could be avoided through negotiation, but he wasn't overly optimistic. +"Subjectively, the participants like the cooling suits," says Richard W. Hicks, director of research and education at the center. +The articles linked Mr. Safra to drug trafficking, money laundering and murder, and to criminal elements ranging from Colombia's Medellin drug cartel to the late Mafia figure Meyer Lansky. +In other words, every case will need a lawyer, who will of course win a piece of the claim. +"I've been talking about those guys getting lost in my dust. +The amount will be decided by a court-appointed referee at a date to be determined later. +But despite the debacle in the Tokyo stock market this year, analysts cited some justification for the big rise in Japanese shares, only that it got out of hand. +McCoy, Paster and LeBlanc also were linked to a 1980 murder-for-hire in Houston and the rape and stabbing of a woman. +In the longest major aviation trial in U.S. history, attorneys for Delta had argued that the weather was to blame for the crash because crew members didn't have sufficient warning about the severity of a thunderstorm at the airport. +Since plans were unveiled last year to eliminate ownership restrictions in Canada's securities industry, the country's large firms have sought investments from financial institutions to bolster their small capital bases. +Deliveries of the 273-seat planes will begin in February 1990, Boeing said, adding that Britannia hasn't yet decided what engines the planes will have. +Twenty-eight states have their own oil spill liability statutes, and 19 require unlimited liability for the oil companies or carriers to clean up damage to the environment. +This was the administration's first offer of subsidized grain to China. +Neither LTV nor the agency would comment on what compromise, if any, was reached on the amount of money LTV will pay to restore the plans. +Darden, who has not seen a UFO himself, told Rivers he has thought about abandoning the issue since the council overwhelmingly defeated his bill earlier this year to build a landing pad. +At the end of last year, the Treasury's 30-year bonds traded at 107 4/32 to yield 7.39%, which was the lowest yield on an active 30-year Treasury bond since January 1987. +"We are really needed here," said Ms. Sliwa, who wore the red beret and white T-shirt that the New York-based group has adopted as a uniform. +After all these years, the champagne is mostly a symbolic trophy, having gone sour. +Fixed-income funds as a group barely broke even for the 12 months ended in September. +Asset allocators insist that isn't a danger. +Ledogar indicated this was deliberately left ambiguous but said the United States, the Soviet Union and other unidentified states gave undisclosed bilateral assurances to Turkey over the zone. +The officials, most of whom asked not to be identified, said no conclusive evidence has been developed suggesting criminal intent _ either homicide or suicide _ was behind the April 19 blast that killed 47 sailors. +"There are a lot of skeptics out there," says Robert Ramirez, a trader at Credit Lyonnais in New York. +The agency will also pay the children at least $551,000 in installments for the rest of their lives, the Globe said today. +In 1980, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the agency. +She estimated that Nordstrom's fourth-quarter earnings per share were 48 cents, down from 58 cents a year earlier. +Of course, as vice president, Bush didn't require 15 cars to go jogging. +His strength is to run these TV ads that distort somebody's record." Dole apparently was referring to television spots that the Bush campaign has used to raise questions about the Kansas senator's position on taxes. +The summer slowdown has also contributed to softer demand for cotton here, he said. +Through the league, the thrift industry generally presents a united front on major regulatory and legislative issues and its positions frequently prevail. +For Mr John Major, that time could be nigh. The prime minister has repeatedly said that he is prepared to do whatever may be necessary to maintain sterling's position within the ERM. +Without farm programs the Great Plains, now known as the breadbasket of the world, would be a desert. +But rather than rehash old theories, I quote radio commentator Lynn Samuels: "America is the only country with lone, deranged gunmen. In every other country, leaders are killed by organized coups working with orchestrated plans. +Stores often keep a cup of pennies at the cash register so customers don't have to dig to the bottoms of their purses and pockets for lint-covered coins. +The 140-member Sampoerna Band Indonesia will be its country's first representatives in Monday's parade, tournament officials said. +Moreover, West German officials who met with Shevardnadze say they think the U.S. assessment of Soviet concerns may be a misunderstanding. +Now we have some ancillary evidence. +"Unfortunately, I am not a politician and I cannot be in these political fights," Saladin said in a brief interview at the National Palace. +The legislation would mandate EPA to develop model construction standards and techniques for controlling radon levels in new buildings and to rate the values of various radon measuring devices and radon-abatement contractors. +But three years later, the Soviets abruptly cut off overland access to West Berlin. +They said they would decide after receiving the tribunal's detailed explanations next month. +Early this month, the rebels for the first time shot down two government planes with surface-to-air missiles. +"They are encapsulated within themselves, like autistic children. +Contract talks between the steelworkers and the company stalled in February when the union accused Wheeling-Pittsburgh of refusing to file an amended reorganization plan. +And others will be coming in with more forces, too. +A Nigerian awaiting an application in Houston said he legally entered the U.S. on a three-week visitors' visa seven years ago, but has been afraid even to "step out of here" and risk not regaining entry. +State officials Monday were granted custody of 55 hungry children taken from a farmhouse where an 8-year-old girl allegedly was beaten to death by staff members of a California religious center. +A new Miss America will be picked on Saturday by a panel of celebrity judges. +The non-callable notes were priced at a spread of 91 basis points above the comparable Treasury. +Companies yearning for Ordinary Joes offer free emergency road service and free long-distance calling on weekends. Others try to bait the hook with cheap equipment rentals. +But anything with a death penalty attached to it takes more time and effort than those cases without the death penalty," said Phil Lemman, an assistant to state Attorney General Dave Frohnmayer. +Israel's army released 148 Palestinian prisoners in the occupied Gaza Strip in what the military called a goodwill gesture toward Arabs during a four-day Moslem feast. +The "pie pan of beans" at Lambert's in Sikeston, Mo., comes with dessert _ a King Edward cigar and a stick of Big Red chewing gum. +He also found time to burp baby George, play three years of varsity baseball, letter in soccer and take part in an occcasional fraternity beer bust at the Delta Kappa Epsilon house. +"This year we're developing program seminars for the user community," Mr. Adelson says. +South Africa captured Namibia from Germany in World War I and governed it under a League of Nations mandate. +On a limited budget, Mr. Carr has produced more professionals than the entire athletic department with its bloated budget and widely publicized scandals. +"It might take a little time to notice it but residents will," Gillen said. "That includes surplus dealers, although it will help them at first when they will have to sell more. +Besides the $116 million for minority shareholders, the newly formed company acquiring Parisian would pay the investor group $97 million in cash plus stock in the new company valued at about $39 million. +Chirac, a smiling, energetic campaigner, heads the neo-Gaullist Rally for the Republic Party. +Manufacturers owed money by Bonwit Teller or B. Altman & Co. expressed both disappointment and caution. +In some of the materials areas, it's still true, like composite materials. +But for state insurance commissioners to be more effective in their home states, he says, legislators and governors have to confront the same problem. +In an explosive time about a tense issue _ Israel's dealings with Palestinians _ a highly unusual American religious alliance has been formed to press for solutions to the crisis. +As head of commission, she reports directly to President Alfonsin. +The new fee for a Boeing 747, for example, dropped to $450 from $680, while a Cessna 402 seating 10 passengers was charged $106 versus $25, McAlpine said. +The index card was discovered among documents of the Stasi, said Vogel. +Croatia is accepting them but cannot take care of them. +"A relatively slow recovery will be good for containing inflation and keeping interest rates relatively low," PaineWebber's Mr. Harris says. +Honda's upscale Acura line slipped to fifth in 1988 from second in 1987. +One of the perennial problems facing banks is their inability to assess and price risk correctly. +Some of the curves they threw might have bordered upon winsomeness, had their intentions been less definite and palpable. +Responding to China's lifting of marital law on Thursday, U.S. officials said precautions recommended beforehand are no longer in effect. +"But there isn't a big Nimitz Freeway running through Santa Cruz. +In Washington, a U.S. official who has kept a close eye on the negotiations denied there was an agreement. +Other banks were also weak, NAB losing 2 cents at ADollars 10.72. BANGKOK fell on a lack of incentives after gaining almost 10 points in the morning. +The reviews by New York newspaper critics were generally poor. +Excess demand for private-plane flights through crowded airspace will persist as long as that resource is undervalued. +"I know it's not a compliment," she says, "but I have some of her characteristics. +"They've timed it obviously so they can be free of controversy," Weiss said in a telephone interview. +And, inevitably, once the laughing has stopped, one realises that Friel is not simply having fun but is making another contribution to the age-old, unresolved debate about the difference between English and Irish identity. +North said he shredded the financial accounting notebook, page by page, on orders of the late CIA Director William Casey, because it had names and addresses of people whose lives would be in danger were they to become public. +The Soviet media have reported that public opposition has halted construction of nuclear power plants near the southern Ukrainian city of Odessa, the Byelorussian capital of Minsk and the southern Russian city of Krasnodar. +"I think that this really has to be cleared up before we can see a new Bulgaria because it is a stain on its reputation," Markov's widow, Annabel, said in an interview with BBC-TV. +They were seeking some haven from the dollar which continued to fall after the Group of Seven summit last weekend failed to offer it support. Gilts had a particularly good rally. +Evelyn Mazon said Manson, one of the most notorious of California's 78,000 convicts, was sent to Corcoran State Prison this week to be housed in the state's toughest new maximum security unit. +Temperatures around the nation at 3 p.m. EDT ranged from 46 degrees at Warroad, Minn., to 100 degrees at Del Rio, Texas. +The president initiated the exchange of proverbs at his Washington summit meeting with Gorbachev in December, when he referred to the quandary of arms control negotiations. "Doveryai, no proveryai (trust, but verify)," he said. +Had Ritter not resigned last February, the board would have had to dismiss him, the Times said. +Witnesses said a group of about 20 or 30 people laid flowers in mid-afternoon at the eternal flame to a Hungarian premier executed in the abortive 1848 revolution against Austria and stepped back into a crowd of about 400 people who had gathered. +Scheduled for today is a $150 million offering of NZI Capital Corp. +The decline in retail sales in September to $133.66 billion was largely produced by a 1.9% drop in auto-dealer sales, a decline that puzzled economists because dealers are selling more cars. +The first level of response would be triggered by deteriorating internal controls, increasing interest-rate risk, unusually rapid growth or other signs of "unsafe practices in seemingly healthy institutions," the report said. +The brokerage firm has 66 offices in 37 states nationwide and posted 1987 revenue of about $130 million. +But it has become the showpiece for the city's cultural and business life and it has stimulated the building of several first class hotels, notably the Hyatt. +"I shall stay as long as the electorate and my own party wish me to do, not a moment longer, but I hope as long as that," she said Monday, adding she is fit and loves her work. +"He did make threatening statements against the president to police officers and he was subsequently taken into custody by my agents," said Joseph R. Coppola, special agent in charge of the Secret Service in Baltimore. +But Postel said he was satisfied with the department's performance. +Mr. Haritos says he doesn't miss the socializing. +Residents are being trained for production of leather goods, and 50,000 baht has been spent to buy leather supplies. +The series, created in cooperation with the Kennedy family, is divided into three sections, the first from Kennedy's birth through his election to the U.S. Senate. +The company will now embark on product development only on the back of orders from a known customer, he says. +Two other F-15s, owned by Japan, crashed last June. +Wiggins said Hirsch, who was head of engineering and installation at the Air Force's electronic security wing at the West Berlin Templehof Central Airport, was formally placed under investigation when he returned from Germany earlier this week. +He refers to M&A fees as the "frosting on the cake." +As news that war had begun rolled across the display panel, waiters circulated with hors d'oeuvres. +He is completely booked the last three weeks of July. +The first dinosaur at the museum was the diplodocus, found at Sheep Creek, Wyo., which Burman says is one of the most famous in the world. +Rama said the message gave no other details and officials in the area were not immediately available for comment. +Clyde Tabor, managing director, says 12 companies have leased nearly all the space on the 45-acre site, and that he expects to cover all costs within 10 years. +The escapees told the newspaper that the Iraqi army was generally very disorganized, with some of the troops as young as 17 or 18. +"While the name of Abu Iyad may not be well known to our ears, the murder of innocent people _ which he directed _ still echoes in our memory," Helms said. +The Judicial Conference of the U.S. voted unanimously for delaying the guidelines, due to take effect Nov. 1. +But this aversion to fixed exchange rates, and subsequent refusal to bend American policy toward maintaining a common international monetary standard, reflects, in part, a misassessment of the late-19th-century experience. +The committee says 12 Traps were built in the Peoria area and just two still exist. +After the commotion was over, Mott said they "let the kid go play." The General Assembly last session approved legislation restricting the sale of realistic toy guns that have been blamed in several accidental deaths elsewhere in the country. +Whatever is disclosed, it will not be a plus for the president's already troubled re-election campaign. +Mrs. Williams says it is rather the Milwaukee public-school bureaucracy that has "used" her constituents' money to build an educational empire that fails to teach basic skills. +"I've delivered 6-foot trees and coconuts with postage stamps stuck to the side, but this is the first cake," said mail carrier Joan Oswald. +After that, the genie was out of the bottle. +The over-the-counter drug industry said most of the ingredients already had been withdrawn, but some familiar drugstore and supermarket products will be affected. +Instead of debating issues, the Socialists are engaged in an internal squabble over who should be the party's candidate in the presidential elections if President Francois Mitterrand doesn't run. +"If the institutional order is broken, the armed forces have the duty to restore it, using compulsion and all the necessary means," Gen. +"They've found a niche," says Larry Krause, a San Francisco financial planner. +Salinas, a Harvard-educated economist, tried to engineer economic stability and modernization since the early 1980s, when he was a deputy treasury secretary and later budget secretary under former President Miguel de la Madrid. +"By means of a new reality of life in the German Democratic Republic (East Germany), the dangerous and unrealistic talk of a reunification will be clearly rejected," he said, drawing a long round of applause from lawmakers. +All 10 provinces must ratify the measure by a deadline of June 23 for it to become law. +A quarter of the notices have gone to employers in California, which has about half of the illegal-immigrant population. +Under the proposal, the 90-day period would be shortened to 25 days for most initial offerings and eliminated for some large offerings by established companies, the SEC staff said. +Tuesday's meeting could have signaled a cooling in Eastern's prolonged labor dispute. +I helped to raise money for Ronald Reagan's campaign in 1980. +The Congress would not let us do that." EDITOR'S NOTE _ Once upon a time, wizardry at an early age was apt to get channelized into such nerdy outlets as violin lessons or differential calculus on a slide rule. +But he estimated that 20 percent to 30 percent of research papers contain unethically flawed results. +The United States is spearheading diplomatic efforts to make sure all nations isolate Iraq for its invasion of Kuwait. +The judges were to include Jack Hemingway, son of Ernest, but he did not attend because of illness. +In a 37-page ruling, Greene said Baker and Lietz were partially responsible because they had entered restricted airspace moments before the crash. +The Reagan administration proposed slashing government outlays for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting by shifting a substantial portion of its current appropriations to 1990. +So while Mr. Deng now faces a scramble to set up a new succession plan, in the end he may emerge from this crucible having scored points all around for taking the opportunity to pluck Mr. Hu from power. +Peter G. Skinner, a senior vice president at Dow Jones, which publishes The Wall Street Journal and Barron's magazine and operates an information-services unit, said the company and its partner "remain intent on acquiring FNN. +Bush also planned to meet with William Webster, director of the CIA, a job Bush once held. +Both December gains included sizable aircraft orders. +The family-owned office- and art-supply retailer spent weeks training its deliveryman to run the warehouse in the absence of the warehouse manager who was called overseas. +Nonetheless, Mr. Fellheimer said he is focusing on improving the profitability of Equimark's existing operations. +"My brother's friend Rick wanted to do something special for him for his birthday. +'You can come down from the mountain with a poem or novel, but not with a screenplay. There must be technique, there must be architecture.' +NHTSA conducts engineering analyses of vehicle defects when officials determine that complaints warrant it. +Richman, 54, will continue to direct the company's sales organization. +A grenade exploded near a group of people standing next to a police station near Cape Town, injuring 13 people, including 10 policemen, authorities said. +Members of the sect, who make up only 2 percent of India's 800 million people, claim discrimination by the predominant Hindus. +But dealers reported a technical bounce later in the day, aided by some scattered buying. +Whites predominated in the crowd packing the concrete bleachers and the auditorium's balcony. +"It's very frustrating for a writer to have his work translated by other people. +Prime Minister Brian Mulroney has strongly hinted he will call an election this fall. +Proceeds will be used to reduce existing bank debt and "to provide more financial flexibility," Vulcan said. +The broker winning the business doesn't charge commissions, but instead profits by buying or selling for less than the overall package price. +He insisted that "nothing must obstruct the complete implementation of the resolution." It was Eliasson's first visit to the Iranian capital in a mission that is expected to take up to three weeks. +Hence the flurry of trade. But it is has little to do with Cork Street, which is rapidly becoming two market places. +Customers over 55 can expect free checking, travelers and cashiers cheques. +But governors are ready, mayors are ready, builders and community leaders are ready. +Two Democratic candidates battling for Super Tuesday votes, Missouri Rep. Richard Gephardt and Tennessee Sen. Albert Gore, have been the most frequent targets, even trading those accusations themselves. +As previously reported, GM's Framingham, Mass., plant will be closed indefinitely early next week to reduce bulging inventories of the Chevrolet Celebrity and the Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera models made there. +Despite the two recent failures, Navy officials maintained that the Trident's design problems could be corrected so that the missile can begin to take its place in the fleet on schedule in 1990. +Koito has said Pickens is interested only in "greenmail" and points to his reputation as a corporate raider. +Now the numbers are climbing again. +Loans would no longer be available at the approximately 1,000 schools where more than 35 percent of past loans have defaulted. +"Now the only relationship left is of occupied and occupier," Kareen said. +Ironically, Theodore Olson's nightmare began in a dispute between Congress and the EPA over Superfund back in 1983. +In his appeals in that case, court records show Moody was extremely critical of the attorney, judges and government agents associated with his case. +The melting snow has helped restock the Northwest's much-depleted water supply, but Barry Norris, engineer for the Oregon Water Resources Department, said the state has yet to recover fully from its dry spell. +Here's a brief look at what became of the stars who brought such memorable characters to the screen in "The Wizard of Oz." Judy Garland became a full-fledged star as Dorothy. +So there would be almost no effect on the allocation of resources. As for the fear of stolen trolleys, this is farcical for airports. +For the first six months of the year, Southwest had a net loss of $2.3 million, compared with a loss of $560,000 a year earlier. +Mr. Rubin owns more than half of Pentland's shares directly or through a family-owned company. Messrs. Rubin and Farrant couldn't be reached. +Corn was up slightly while soybeans were mixed, reflecting strength in the soybean meal market and weakness in the soybean oil market. +Documents showed the Denver proposal was originally left off a list of 1987 applications to be recommended for financing. +Under a timetable approved late last week by the center-right government and by President Mauno Koivisto, Finland is almost certain to apply soon for full membership in the European Community. +By a narrow margin, voters would also rather see him as president in case of a sudden crisis that required swift action. +The defendants were among 14 people indicted by a grand jury in March on charges of plotting to assassinate Doe and replace his government with a People's Reorganization Council. +"It's better than a singles bar because everyone's friendly and willing to talk." +On the positive side, however, one thing is reasonably clear. +Quayle had opened his campaign day in Chicago where he held closed-door meetings with Jewish supporters. +From then on Mr Rowland became a pariah with the big investment institutions, the insurance companies and pension funds responsible for most of the net inflow of cash into the equity market. +All hotels and boarding houses have been fully booked for months, said Muzaffer Ecemis, governor of Canakkale province, which includes the Dardanelles Strait and the peninsula north of it. +Coppelius is something of a cypher. +Over the following four days, Mr. Schwarzrock sold 11,000 Aequitron shares at an average price of $7 each. +A spokesman for Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister Gareth Evans said Australia "stands ready to support the moratorium. +The U.S. Air Force Court of Military Review threw out the attempted consensual sodomy conviction after ruling that the charge essentially duplicated the aggravated assault charge. +"My reaction was the same as my program director's: Some people will sell anything," Boen said. +The parody, "I Spent the War in Indiana," was ruled off-limits by WFBQ's manager Chris Wheat after a close vote by listeners on whether to continue playing the song. +On the New York Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange, near-term sugar futures regained a portion of the ground lost Monday in a steep sell-off sparked by signs of increasing supplies. +But with the dollar's real value unchanged since last year, the improvement in the trade balance will now gradually grind to a halt unless the dollar's fall resumes sometime soon. +The presentation of its full-year figures next month would seem as good an opportunity as any to provide the answers. +Cooper took pictures from the early '60s to the early '70s. Commenting on the '60s, Wyman says, "It was rather wonderful. +The aim of Mr. Frank, a longtime savings and loan executive, was to find out firsthand how the Postal Service works. +They said clashes were reaching a 'disturbing' level. +Analysts applauded the announcement, whose steps overturned a number of policies Dr. Hammer had held sacred. +The plan also would authorize spending $75 million in each of the next three years to establish a similar fund for Hungary. +Maine legislators have been reluctant to allow rate increases because of fears that higher costs will drive employers away. +But their 1973 debut album went gold, and by 1976, the sisters became the first black women to perform at the Grand Ole Opry with their first Grammy winning song "Fairy Tale." +I don't accept all the accolades that Rocky gets," Stallone said in the September issue of Vanity Fair. "The people are responding to the character. +Mr. Gill believes neither story and describes her as a harridan who pestered and tried to bully her son as long as she lived and, worse, as "ambitious, half-mad, sexually cold and drearily self-righteous." +Such a split would not be in anybody's interest. +The weather conditions must be right, a contingency plan must be developed, preparations along the perimeter of the target area must be made, and the required manpower to maintain control must be available. +The three, who have all recorded solo projects as well as their work with their respective families, say they will continue to record separately and plan a tour together following their debut Friday at a Nashville concert. +The actual number is unimportant since the market will set the value of each share. +Organizers of Earth Day 1990 have contacted Stern about a possible role for Zen in that observance. +A letter several wrote to negotiators yesterday chillingly predicted that limiting deductions today ultimately could doom them altogether. +In 1985, Mr. James set his sights on Canada Development Corp.'s Kidd Creek copper, zinc and silver producing unit, which Noranda had long been interested in acquiring. +The New York Times, which reported the expanded investigation in its Sunday editions, identified the computer operator as David Blossom, 36, and quoted an Energy Department spokesman as saying that Blossom held a high-level security clearance. +Pageant director Leonard Horn said he has made no decision if the 75-year-old crooner would be invited back next year. +Back in the 18th century, when the natural world was still supposed to make rational sense, the American painter and curator Charles Willson Peale attempted to capture nature's laws in his beloved museum in Philadelphia. +ALC Communications Corp. said it will pay a 60-cent-a-share dividend that was previously declared but delayed because the company failed to meet certain regulatory surplus requirements. +Taking into account increases in federal outlays since then, the government today is probably spending more than $10,000 per person per year. +Those troops _ which at one point reached 20,000 _ were withdrawn and a small contingent was left behind as protection, according to the communique in the Communist Party newspaper Granma. +If a broker engaged in that practice frequently, an audit of the sequence of trading could uncover it. +Western, placed under federal conservatorship in June 1989, was put up for sale in January. +Through the United Nations, efforts are under way to develop an international system of pesticide information exchange and export notification, said Synar. +About 200,000 Yugoslavs live in Australia. +A public outburst by an army general, a dispute over the vice presidency and previously unheard of votes on policy matters upset the script at what is usually a pre-arranged ceremonial occasion. +Meanwhile, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said that while the number of farm bank failures has continued to rise, those failures are accounting for a smaller portion of bank failures this year than last year. +Be straightforward and cooperative with information when applying for a loan. +"We consider the driving of a common carrier, whether it be an aircraft, a train or a bus, while under the influence of alcohol to be a very serious offense," U.S. Attorney Jerry Arnold told a news conference here. +The clown-faced Dreyfuss, like a canine version of Mulligan, reacts with almost human emotions. +'If the communists win, France will be a Soviet Republic; if I win, France will stay independent.' +The highest price paid for any work so far this auction season was the $7.7 million fetched by Fernand Leger's "Le petit dejeuner" at Christie's Tuesday. +After the engine ignition command was given, a computer sensed a stuck fuel valve and stopped the Delta 2 rocket's main engine from firing. +Reinisch herself says she spent twice as much in 1987 on the library staff as Gebhard did in his last year and more than four times as much on library acquisitions. +He doesn't make appointments, but often he finds he is expected and welcomed. +Consolidated, Palo Alto, Calif., said it rejected a recent offer by Mr. Young to buy its Emery Worldwide air freight unit, which it bought in 1989 and has proved to be a loss-ridden acquisition. +Customs agents claimed the money was intended mainly for Colombian drug traffickers, including the Medellin cartel. +The changes affect holders of eight classes of preferred shares and 12 separate debt issues, the company added. +Perhaps, though, more information and better labeling can be added as the show continues. +Jefferies testified in the second trial that during conversations with Heyman in Tuscon, Ariz., he had no indication Sherwin was acting on Heyman's instructions. +Asked about the disposition of their complaints, 64 percent of those responding said their problems were still unresolved. +Until recently, these tests analyzed ink and paper separately, which suited Mr. Hofmann just fine. +"I think he'd be haunted by that, every decision he'd try to make, which doesn't make him a bad defense secretary, because he probably is the kind of tough guy we need," Durenberger said in Minneapolis. +The average is 200 feet. +"We never coordinated any purchases (of Texaco stock) with Icahn," Mr. Greenberg said, characterizing the allegations as "utterly ridiculous." +"Since I was a writer first, I'm not going to scab during the strike," Cannell said. +There were no reports of casualties or injuries, although an earthquake of that magnitude has potential to cause severe damage, said Finley. +The bridge is the only direct link between Pensacola and suburban Gulf Breeze and is used daily by thousands of commuters. +We are fully in control of the institution," he said. +Ms. Gabel testified about the conversation with her father, Milton, with the jury out of the courtroom Thursday because defense lawyers objected to the testimony as hearsay. +Luckily for most UK users, Ordnance Survey (OS) started digitising maps of Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) in the early 1970s. +We might have to discount it as an indicator of investor sentiment," said Kenneth Ducey, a senior vice president at S.G. Warburg & Co. in New York. +The dollar fell against the Japanese yen for the fifth consecutive trading day today, while the Tokyo Stock Exchange's key index slipped moderately. +The Bank of England instituted a short-term gilt repo facility following sterling's departure from the exchange rate mechanism, as a means of easing very large shortages in the money market. Under the repo system, the Bank is a party to all agreements. +Sugar in itself does not contribute to the development of diabetes. +The Schaumburg, Ill., semiconductor concern said Cypress "lured" key Motorola managers and engineers into breaking away and forming an independent chip company funded by Cypress. +'We love it here and certainly wouldn't go back to London. +Still, the fourth quarter signalled significant improvement. +Place some small pieces of seasoned fruit wood soaked for an hour in water on top, then place the meat on the other side of the grill. +In the 1960s, Polay was a student leader of the governing center-left Aprista Party. +'The offer was very quickly on the table,' he says. +Adelphia bonds rose on news that a wholly owned subsidiary had obtained commitments from several banks for up to $105 million in additional financing. +Another idea that the vets approve of is to flood the market with the huge stockpile of legally-removed rhino horn, force down the market price and thus make poaching unviable. +He won last year's by-election in Millwall with 1,480 and polled 2,041 there yesterday. +The runners, however, will not be competing in anything as simple as jogging togs. +They are telling lies. +Some of the financial ingredients on Rhone-Poulenc's balance sheet should also work to its advantage this year. +The latest quarter's results include a loss from continuing operations of $33.2 million and a gain from discontinued operations of $3.8 million. +That doesn't include Jim Baker's Seventh Floor at State, or national security adviser Brent Scowcroft, who judges too harshly on first impression. +There wasn't any immediate word on the exact number of casualties or the cause of the crash. +On Monday, Bush will welcome East German Prime Minister Lothar de Maiziere to the White House for talks on the new Germany and Europe. +The economic indicator was fully in line with expectations, they added. +He refused to comment on the level of Mr Ashman's backing, although he said Mr Ashman was not the only investor. Mr Ashman's involvement in the buyout has angered some of Harland Simon's institutional shareholders. +"He did extremely well, no complications," he said Saturday. +In Los Angeles, the interior design firm Interprise finds a silver lining helping clients downsize as many firms allocate less square feet per employee, it says. +Since 1975, some 100-200 individuals and companies a year have been fined, mainly for labelling products or advertising jobs in a language other than French. +'At most he's at mid-point on the curve,' he says. +Some issues were affected by Tuesday's devastating earthquake in the San Francisco area. +And the agency this year might also enact regulations to diminish auto-emission pollution. +By the year 2000, the department estimates 84 percent of all women of childbearing age will be working. +Congressman Paulo Heslander, who demanded that Congress investigate, said: 'These charges are damaging the image of Brazil overseas.' This is expected to delay the launch of the ADRs, which was expected before the end of this year. +This is not to say that some of the noneconomic objectives of a project such as Animas-La Plata are without merit. +But Kairys conceded he will have difficulty sustaining claims against the FBI supervisors and managers that Rochon claims deliberately ignored his complaints. +Strong winds were expected to cause blowing, drifing snow in mountain passes. +Here is a list of Drama Desk winners, announced Wednesday, for outstanding achievement during the 1989-90 theater season. +The study said that women manage, to a greater extent than men, by personal interaction with their subordinates. +They are not; some axle-breaking political potholes still lie in the road to true unity. +Mr. Cawthorn noted that per-share earnings rose 15% to 20% from a year earlier, when the company had more shares outstanding. +Although the oil exporters are concerned that their action, or inaction, will have a major impact on oil prices, oil economists said the petroleum surplus is shrinking despite the decline in prices for much of this year. +Australian baking giant Goodman Fielder launched a hostile bid for Ranks Hovis that values the British baker and miller at $2.96 billion. +Gaming commissions in Nevada and New Jersey, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the approximately 31,000 Ramada stockholders must approve the transaction, Cole said. +Boschwitz calls his bill the Farm Flexibility Act of 1990. +Northeast's latest offer is the first of several reorganization plans expected to be proposed shortly in PS of New Hampshire's Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. +The new machines being developed by Tandy offer almost all of the advantages of records, cassettes, digital tape and compact disks, without any of the drawbacks. +Butenkoff, of East Windsor, Conn., did not return repeated telephone messages Friday. +Small investors seem to be divided in their view of the Big Board early opening. +It involves big factories cutting deals with department stores such as the Belgrade to enable their workers to buy hard-to-find goods. +The Soviet test site will be moved to Novaya Zemlya, a large island in the Barents Sea within the Arctic Circle, the newspaper said. +The Commission on Executive, Legislative and Judicial Salaries recommended boosting the salaries for members of Congress to $135,000 from the $77,400 they will receive after a scheduled increase of about 3% next month. +Mladenov replaced Todor Zhivkov, party chief for 35 years, on Nov. 10. +PNC Financial Corp. named Thomas H. O'Brien as its new chairman Friday. +Sales rose to $54.9 million from $48.1 million. +The case involves the 1989 impeachment and removal from office of former U.S. Judge Walter Nixon of Mississippi. +Tests performed on blood samples taken from both men after the accident showed traces of marijuana and possibly alcohol in their systems, according to a report by the National Transportation Safety Board. +Relatives said they have disappeared. +So could opportunistic rights issues, though the market may be over-doing worries on that score. +His retirement pay let him fulfill his ambition to become an Episcopalian priest, and that led him to Abaco, Bahamas. +It estimates it will earn up to $50 million in fiscal 1990 under existing contracts. +He said Pacific Telesis also will argue the ruling violates its First Amendment rights by barring the company from electronic publishing, such as computerized yellow page directories. +Chiyoda, on the other hand, argues that Nordica is misusing the licence to quash efforts to offer consumers cheaper products. 'They're just doing it to stop competition. +Company spokesman Alan Miller said the factory now is due to close May 24, at the end of production for the 1991-model Dodge Daytona and Chrysler LeBaron coupe and convertible cars. +Accord- ingly, management education is increasingly seen as an ongoing, not once-for-all, process. +The Iraqis were exceptionally blunt in their demands. +A Shiite Moslem group claimed it killed Higgins on Monday because of Israel's refusal to release a Shiite Moslem clergyman it kidnapped last week. +The pact will let Mr. Gerry expand the cable holdings of Cablevision Industries without increasing the company's billion-dollar debt, since the partnership, rather than his company, will take on debt to acquire the new systems. +It's our third year of cash flow, and we've been profitable for three out of the last four quarters. +But for Tharp nothing is really plotless. +Mr. Figueroa said the fall in the price of oil contributed to most of last year's loss, which he calculated would otherwise have totaled just $60 million. +The futures market rally was sparked by the release of the government's five-year note auction results, which were better than some analysts had expected. +The demands fall under a controversial constitutional clause that the opposition has promised to change. +Mr Hrawi was pressing for a broader reshuffle, amounting to a reduction in Mr Hariri's supporters in the cabinet. +It makes you think. Wilson has also written a provocative introduction to another CD, which the Medici String Quartet has made to celebrate the inauguration of Kingston University. +Asked yesterday how many billable days he has remaining at the commission, Mr. Pendleton replied: "a few." +Mr. Baker recently gave up an earlier fight against permitting other countries to write off their African debts, leading to today's expected summit blessing of that approach. +The February contract was boosted as traders tried to align the price with cash prices, analysts said. +Three attorneys fron Wichita were killed when their car slid out of control and collided with a truck on the Kansas Turnpike near El Dorado. +U.S. Secretary of State George P. Shultz, who announced the decision Wednesday in Washington, said he had discussed it beforehand with representatives of Israel. +MCA Chairman Lew R. Wasserman said Thursday that net income rose to $31.6 million, or 42 cents a share, from $27.3 million, or 37 cents a share, in the first three months of 1989. +The anniversary celebration comes just one year before the anticipated publication of the long-awaited sequel to Mitchell's novel. +Okinaga told the crowd present for the announcement he gave Salem the $12 million endowment to help it remain operational as a school for international education. +Dealers attributed the rise to speculative buying encouraged by the present supply deficit, despite the large US stockpile overhanging the market. Among the soft commodities, it was cocoa's turn for a 'correction' following a rise to long time highs. +The borough of Kensington is fighting back by looking through illegally dumped trash for something that might identify the culprit. +Metzenbaum also has proposed a bill that would prevent cable operators who hold financial interests in program services from denying the services to competitors such as "wireless cable" (microwave) companies. +But the two-page motion also dealt with Dennis Eckersley, 33, and the effect the trial might have on his career if he were called in midseason to testify. +The bank has also begun a program of quickly-disbursed loans, conditioned on promises by the borrowing countries to change their policies and put themselves in better condition to repay. +Want to play Saddam Hussein? +"We Germans do not want to couple the unity of our fatherland with the displacement of existing borders," he said. +News stories of this sort - visually dramatic, long lasting, and occurring in peak viewing hours - are meat and drink to 24-hour news channels, though they occur very rarely. +Ryan said Prozac sales are expected to reach $750 million this year, mainly because of treatment for depression. +And it explains why the market has its supporters even during the current turbulence. In the longer term, the market's ability to outperform will still depend on the political arena. +"This is up for grabs," said Commissioner Aulana Peters. +Reporter Ken Ringle of The Washington Post won the top award for best story and the San Francisco Examiner won for the best series in the annual J.C. Penney-University of Missouri Newspaper Awards. +The measure to cut the hike from 12.1 percent to 8 percent was passed by a vote of 76,167 to 42,673 in unofficial results, the San Antonio City Clerk's office said. +But he also urged them to make peace with the Russian Orthodox, antagonists since the Ukrainian church was suppressed by dictator Josef Stalin in 1946, to strengthen the role of Christianity in a Europe emerging from Communist rule. +Canadian retailers have been demanding that government action be taken to stem crossborder shopping by Canadians, which has been a boon to stores in communities such as Buffalo, N.Y., and Sault Ste. +For a start, the proposed legislation will authorize the commission to issue directives to Hong Kong's exchanges, including the stock exchange. +Stalin had a point. +He said the Rome office knew his Iraqi lending was maintained off official books and named Mr Giacomo Pedde, the former BNL director-general, and Mr Angelo Florio, former head of BNL's foreign division, as having known and approved of his Iraqi lending. +It is not yet clear whether the sharp drop in interest rates that the Fed initiated in December will be enough to cause M2 to increase at a 6% rate in 1992. +Financial hazards have grown bigger and more complex in recent years, underlining the need for greater international cooperation among regulators. +The committee approved the bill, the Coal Pipeline Act, on a 22-13 vote on Wednesday. +That compares with an average of 3.12 at the previous 12 auctions, according to Maria Ramirez Capital Consultants. +Prime Minister Kang Young-hoon directed health officials to stop the use of inedible fats in food and ordered new rules for food production. +She was denied special accommodations for the exam last July and failed. +The market's surge since 1987 has largely dispelled the fear that a latter-day version of the 1930s Depression lurks around the corner. +Temperatures around the nation at 3 a.m. EDT ranged from 26 degrees at Du Bois, Pa., to 78 degrees at Phoenix. +Beneath its sheet metal beats the heart of true racing machine. +But profit in its employee benefits and health-care group fell to $17.5 million from $42.4 million, reflecting increased competition, Cigna said. +Ali Atwa was flown there and released in exchange for all Greek passengers and the remaining women and children on the plane, court records indicate. +The proposed transaction concludes a five-month search by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., the New York investment concern, to find a buyer for SCI. +"After all, this isn't an Al Davis defying the league," an NFL source says. +Some disputes arose over ambiguities in the term sheet, others because various units within the Bank Board had conflicting goals. +Such thinking puts Kodak in the vanguard of a movement reshaping the computer industry. +"The dollar was against them, and there were ample opportunities elsewhere," says David Strongin, director of international finance at SIA. +Critics question how much enthusiasm the president can muster for Bush among hard-liners on the right. +Elsewhere, prices of municipal bonds registered gains of as much as five-eighths of a point, or $6.25 for each $1,000 face amount. +On Saturday, for example, New York Gov. Mario Cuomo proposed a plan under which New Yorkers would see cuts of $2.15 billion during 1987 and 1988. +A separate fund will pay for 12 air-conditioned retirement huts, at a cost of $63,000 each, to house chimp retirees. +Investors took in their stride an announcement by American Airlines that the recent strike by flight attendants would reduce after-tax earnings by Dollars 160m. +Two years ago, the sentencing guidelines for individual defendants took effect. +That was the same magnitude as the deadly quake that hit the Philippines on July 16. The death toll in that quake is still being calculated. +The U.S. Senate voted 93-5 on Friday to approve the accord, and a Soviet official predicted early Saturday that ratification by the Kremlin would follow shortly. +David Thomas, a spokesman for the Defense Department. +That means a better educated work force, stronger laws to protect American inventions from piracy by foreign firms. +"We are far less concerned about what this thing looks like five years down the road," Mr. Miller said. +His partner in crime, a colorful Dallas stockbroker and radio personality named Billy Bob Harris, returned from prison to do a stint as a helicopter traffic reporter for a Dallas station; his performance drew a chorus of favorable phone calls. +The long-term goal behind the move is to remove a possible takeover threat, he said. +Mr. Kalb said, apparently because of the system, he has seen more use this season of statistics evaluating, say, the performance of a team's entire bullpen and the production a team has gotten from its designated-hitter spot. +House Minority Leader Bob Michel, R-Ill., and Rep. Mickey Edwards, R-Okla., held a news conference Tuesday to announce their party's agenda and complain about the pace of legislation this year. +Wheeling's loss included charges of $150 million for an accounting adjustment and $47 million to restructure operations. +He portrays a choeographed president, manipulated by aides and by a wife who depends on an astrologist for guidance in fixing the president's schedule. +Guarantee by Industrial Bank of Japan. Exercise period of warrants June 27, 1991, to June 6, 1995. Fixing June 3. Fees 1 3/4. +And, Baker said, the suspension ordered by Bush because PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat did not disavow the attack or punish the perpetrators "could have an adverse impact" on Egypt and other moderates, including some Palestinians. +Through repeated television appearances, some as the host of a show seeking funds for aspiring entrepreneurs, Mr. Tapie has become a symbol of individual success. +You could see the scales fall off their eyes, and it worked. +Analysts said the deal should benefit both companies. +U.S. embassies around the world and Pan Am officials were informed about the threat against the airliner by an Arab resident of Helsinki. +Police later found evidence she had attempted to set fires and deliver poison snacks and drinks before the school shootings. +A fantasy, nothing that is quite visible," she says. +A two-hour stage version seems almost beyond the scope of ambition. +"We want to continue to have the exclusive marketing rights beyond the period for which we're presently committed," a company spokesman said. +The prisons hold about 2,000 inmates. +In the week they issued the letter, journalists were harassed repeatedly and two of Matiba's unarmed bodyguards were arrested without charge. +The animals are happy. +NASA has not launched a shuttle since Discovery's April flight with the Hubble Space Telescope, which later was found to have a defective mirror. +For example, Hermann Group, a St. Louis promotions agency that is dependent on Anheuser-Busch for an estimated 20% of its business, is owned by a relative of the Busch family. +The Department of Energy has taken bids, which were received Friday, although results weren't immediately available. +This paragraph should have appeared in the accompanying report about Ymos, the car components manufacturer. +"For 40 years they learned that everything would be decided for them, and now they suddenly have to decide everything for themselves. +They have insisted on secrecy for more than half their sales, defeating the aim of providing information on property trends. +"Unless there's another 500-point drop in the stock market, I think yields" on long-term Treasury bonds "will have a hard time dropping much below 9%," says Nathan Hasson, executive vice president and treasurer at Republic National Bank of New York. +The was no comment from the Soviet delegation, led by Deputy Foreign Minister Ivan Aboimov. +The Pentagon has not spent $50 billion in money appropriated to it, and congressional investigators fear it could be used at will by the department for major programs such as the B-2 bomber and attack submarine. +"I remember some Jordanians saying, `It's going overboard. +But whatever he learned wasn't protected by any secrecy agreement, lawyers say. +At Denver-based Adolph Coors Co., for instance, peer boards continually reinstated employees who had been fired for violating company policy prohibiting sleeping on the job. +He believes West Coast King fanatics are driving prices ever upward and he expects to sell some rare mimeographed pamphlets that include King stories "to some Californian" soon for around $50 each. +Police said five people were killed and 13 wounded, bringing the total to 402 dead and 1,551 wounded since the battle began March 8 between Christian army units and a Moslem alliance of Druse militiamen and Syrian soldiers. +Melvin E. Sims, general sales manager for the department's Foreign Agricultural Service, said the bonuses will average $23.07 per ton of wheat, or about 63 cents per bushel. +But economists, market researchers and retailers say consumers are still hesitant about spending. +A crash in which a car struck a tree. +An administration official pointed out that Secretary of State James A. Baker III has been talking about an end-of-year deadline during his recent globe-trotting campaign to win their support for a U.N. resolution authorizing force. +Namibia is a territory that was administered by South Africa's white-minority government until this fall when elections were held under a U.N.-sponsored agreement. +Had it been listed for the full year a dividend of 6.5p would have been paid, representing a yield of 3.5 per cent. +As a teenager, Mr. Kumar sketched flowers on dog's whiskers and scenes from Indian mythology on mustard seeds. +He said it was not a setback. +Instead, he says, "they were cautious, and that wasn't the message we wanted to deliver" on Monday. +All are now members of the Senate Banking Committee, although Kerry was not at the time. +Now they feel the tide has turned,' he says. The signs are that all three kinds of investor have been heavy sellers of francs. +My article, "Million-Dollar Verdicts and Other Rarities" (editorial page, April 8), focused only on the direct role of juries in the current insurance crisis. +But he said he "will really try hard" in the post. +Desmond Tutu, the black Anglican archbishop and anti-apartheid leader, said of the election: "I'm not paying a great deal of attention. +In Paris, Financiere de Suez declined 1.80 French francs to 317.20 francs ($54.11). +Meanwhile, corn and wheat futures prices rose less sharply. +On Wednesday, in her strongest statement yet, Britain's Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said "time is running out" for a peaceful solution. +Should he make the same mistake as Mr Walter Mondale, the Democratic candidate in 1984, and call for a general tax increase? +Thornburgh rejected a more expensive option submitted to him by a task force that would have set up a system to instantly check the fingerprints of purchasers in gun stores to determine if they had criminal records. +Toxic fumes at a steel plant killed one worker and injured 17 others, fire officials said. +"Barbie is red hot and Hot Wheels has emerged as one of the fastest selling toy lines in the country," says Paul Valentine of Standard & Poor's Corp., noting that parents always seem willing to pay a premium for the hottest toys. +Weil & Associates' Ulric Weil predicts net of $1.15 a share at best. +Members of the Senate and the House will meet later this month to fashion a compromise. +Dozens have been killed as bandits struggle for control of the mines in the hot, steamy parts of the country. +Two other casinos are planned at resorts near Moscow and another is to be opened on the Black Sea. +Mr. Mastronardo was convicted on 11 counts of conducting an illegal gambling business, interstate phone calls in furtherance of illegal gambling, conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government and scheming to conceal information. +With her long auburn hair, Raphael-like face, wide mouth and all-knowing eyes, she is a stunner, off-screen and on. +A strong earthquake jolted the Indonesian island of Celebes, damaging buildings and slightly injuring eight people, a newspaper said today. +Cooperating to enhance the power of the International Court of Justice to settle disputes. +The sticking point is the exclusivity clause of the Commodity Exchange Act, which prohibits products with elements of futures to be traded anywhere but on a commodities exchange. +Yonhap, the South Korean news agency, said about 37,000 students took part in protests at 112 colleges nationwide, but it did not say how many were violent. +The easiest way to do that is provide one or more vehicle decks, accessible through large doors in the hull, running the length of the ship. +In 1978-79 the numbers of minority full professors totaled 21, or 5.9 percent, with tenure-track teachers numbering 17, or 7.7 percent. +On Thursday, shortly after Prime indicated it had found a white knight, LeBow announced that he would raise his price. +Aircraft orders had declined for two consecutive months. +Diestel said there were no indications the terrorists used East Germany as a base of operations for their attacks in West Germany. +Boeing Co. units got Air Force contracts totaling $28.7 million for B-52 aircraft equipment and cruise missile testing. +The legislation would help livestock producers cover higher feed costs brought on by the drought. +The ruling Sandinista National Liberation Front and the U.S.-backed United National Opposition alliance of 14 parties are the main rivals. +The race was watched closely by legislators for signs of public sentiment on the issue. +In all likelihood, of course, Congress will boost domestic spending even faster than President Bush is requesting. +I don't know what kept me going. +An alternative, some say, is a partial financial restructuring giving shareholders a large cash dividend and securities. +So come vacation time this summer, some will go to their nearest beaches, some will flee to the mountains, some will stay at home and avoid doing the home projects they had planned. +Maj. Deon Terblanche, head of riot police in Pietermaritzburg, Natal Province, was found Wednesday slumped over the wheel of his unmarked car, parked beside a freeway. +In practice, on Oct. 19, it failed miserably." +Atwa Lufti Daromar died of a bullet wound to the head, according to doctors at Ramallah Hospital. +Many people complain that scent is almost unavailable later in the season, but they forget their tobacco plants and are among the hundreds of gardeners who overlook the easiest of white lilies, Lilium formosanum. +In the mid-size category, Peugeot's 405 is 12th of 14, and Citroen's BX (also made by Peugeot) is 14th. +John McMillan, a food analyst at Prudential-Bache, estimated Tropicana's pretax profit for the fiscal year ended Feb. 29 at about $100 million, from about $90 million a year ago. +Gold opened in London at a bid price of $394 a troy ounce, up from $392.25 bid late Monday. +The plan, if approved next month by Parliament, would take effect in September and last until December 1990. +On a recent visit, he shushed reporters asking him questions while he was fishing in a local river _ telling them not to scare away the fish. +But it proceeded without incident, except for some minor technical mishaps with video projections. +The agency contended that these representations are false and misleading on orange juice products made from concentrate. +Several months before her mysterious disappearance they began shooting photographs for a book Earhart wanted to call "World Flight." +The agreement also requires Davy McKee to destroy all unauthorized copies of software manufactured by members of the Software Publishers Association, and to institute internal copy control procedures. +He stares at the boy's limp body, raises his rifle and kills the young husband. +Even furniture makers who applaud the product admit that it isn't winning rave reviews among consumers. +"There's no way I could have done any of this without their help," he said. +In late trading Tuesday in New York, the yen stood at 127.98 to the dollar. +Saatchi and Saatchi Co. PLC, the world's largest advertising agency, on Thursday named a new chief executive and a new finance director. +Three hostages and an Israeli soldier were killed in the raid. +Croats were once in the majority in some of the mixed villages, but were forced out of parts of eastern Slavonia, eastern Croatia. +Too expensive and too vague is how the Citibank NA vice president views his phone bills in Frankfurt, West Germany, where he's based. +The entries on the list date to 1904 but the vast bulk of entries come under three sections of the 1952 McCarren-Walter Act. The sections roughly cover security risks, political beliefs, and subversion and violent activities. +Net debt, including off balance sheet borrowings, is estimated by City analysts at about Pounds 550m, representing gearing of nearly 90 per cent. +Today, I am insulted on the streets. +Police said shells were falling on Christian positions at a rate of five a minute. +The newspaper said China would try Zhang under Article 107 of its criminal law concerning charges such as demolition or subversion of aircraft, trains, cars and ships. +"The trends don't look good" for property-casualty companies' earnings, says Mr. Ghose, who prefers multiline carriers and some specialty insurers. +Travel packages, bookstores and restaurants operated by tax-exempt organizations will get a lot less profitable if small business has its way. +But the boom attracted many speculators, who have had difficulty finding buyers for their stock since the world-wide market crash last month. +Federal investigators are scrutinizing between 80 and 100 tax-exempt municipal bond offerings totaling as much as $12 billion to see if the bonds were sold in compliance with federal tax laws and other regulations, the people said. +As companies upgrade to the latest version of spreadsheets and collect the older ones, they find that up to half the boxes that employees turn in may be unopened. +In another development, the official Soviet news agency Tass reported that the Lithuanian government told local authorities to end support services to military draft boards and called on the republic's youth to refuse service in the army. +"Perhaps the most significant weakness of per capita income as an indicator of a state's ability to finance program benefits is that it does not reflect all the income states are potentially able to tax," she said. +"For a higher rating to be assigned, we would have to see a sharp reversal of the financial trends of the last 18 months," she said. "We would also have to be assured that any future fiscal problems are addressed in a prudent fashion. +The next year the two countries split bitterly over leadership of the world communist movement and a border dispute. +Roughly 26 percent of Cleveland's registered voters turned out for the charter referendum. +That has caused an outcry among consumers, and the Communist Party newspaper Pravda has said it receives more letters about the pending price increases than almost any other topic. +"I didn't have to wander around and beg," he said. +"I don't know of any we've had on the Opry better on the piano than she was. +The remaining 85 will be selected at party meetings. +He projects a 74% drop in master limited partnership sales, to around $750 million this year from an estimated $2.9 billion in 1987. +The American Soviet Youth Orchestra, made up of 100 talented student musicians from both countries, will make its second tour of the United States and the Soviet Union this summer with concert debuts planned in Western Europe. +The European Economic Community Commission Wednesday threatened to take its opposition to Japanese taxes on car imports to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade if Japan does not answer EEC complaints within two weeks. +It will rise on private buying rather than trade bidding, for many dealers are over-stocked and debt-ridden. In furniture and silver, jewellery and stamps, there have been some very good auctions in recent weeks. +Harper & Row Publishers Inc. had the second-biggest percentage rise, gaining 207.8%. +Shortly thereafter he was ousted from the Communist Party, stripped of his citizenship and forced into exile with his wife and small son. +Although some analysts expect Mr. Greenspan to be a clone of Mr. Volcker, many others say he may prove surprising. +Amnesty International today urged Burma's leaders to investigate alleged brutality by authorities who quelled riots in which scores of people died. +Managers at a leading non-German bank were approached for a loan last summer. +The sale price of the Viru, one of Estonia's most sought-after properties, was criticised for being too low. +If you became impoverished, Medicaid would be required to pay the premium and your co-pay. +Third, the Boland amendment was an unconstitutional infringement by Congress on the president's power to make foreign policy. +The talks focused on a letter Hrawi drafted to Syrian President Hafez Assad, seeking logistical support to help crush Aoun, said the sources, who spoke on condition they not be named. +A turnaround they had hoped for by mid-year probably won't materialize at all, several said. Most expect 1992 to show a marginal improvement from 1991, a somber picture considering this year has the added boost of Olympics and election dollars. +The Excalibur is anchored by four, 28-story towers and covers more than 70 acres. +Wearing the moleskin jeans, he mischievously asked: 'Isn't this what you see those foreigners in - you know, those polo players?' He thought the knitwear well-designed and good value. +He died in 1932 of cancer of the liver, leaving Mrs. Bullitt and three children: Charles Stimson; Priscilla, known as Patsy, and Harriet, owner of Pacific Northwest magazine. +Coincidentally, Du Pont stopped shipping polyacetal from the U.S. in October when its plant in Singapore began production. +If you're in the wrong crowd, this could happen to anybody. +For the first quarter that ended Sept. 30, Wang should show an operating loss in the range of $30 million to $70 million, Miller told The Boston Globe on Monday. +Indeed, is that not the purpose of intellectual/philosophical movements? +The agreement to sell the unit was announced last May. +Since Coke's launch, the industry's annual sales have risen from 110m cases to 120m cases. Both companies see an enormous potential. +It said in an editorial that the strike represented the strategy of "radical activists who want to make South Africa ungovernable." Police would not comment on the scope of the protest because, they said, emergency regulations prohibit such reports. +Gorayeb, who specializes in personal injury cases, said he suffered a broken nose and eye, neck and shoulder injuries. +The administration said compenation must go to the families and not to the government of Iran. +Dealers attributed Wednesday's gains to profit-taking as traders sold other currencies that have soared in recent weeks against the dollar. +Consolidated Rail Corp. officials said a $1 billion tender offer for up to 21 million of the railroad's 67.1 million common shares would open today at a price of $43 to $53 per share. +Most systems will understand only one person's voice, though companies are trying to get around this hurdle. +BTR said Friday that New York-based Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., the largest leveraged buy-out firm, has obtained permission from federal antitrust regulators to buy as much as 15% of BTR and that it already owns about 0.1%. +It was decommissioned in July 1948, but brought back to service again in March 1951 for the Korean War. +The Cubans have helped Angola's Marxist government rebuff South African invasions. +The benchmark 30-year bond was quoted late at 102 12/32 to yield 7.90% compared with 102 7/32 to yield 7.92% Monday. +In 1984, Clines pleaded guilty on behalf of a company he owned to overcharging the Defense Department for shipping military equipment to Egypt. +Mr. Nazer spoke at the petroleum institute's annual meeting in Chicago Tuesday. +The volatile government sector, on the other hand, fell 4.2 percent to $90.9 billion after rising 6.8 percent in December. +Mr. Fronterhouse resigned early last month under pressure from federal regulators as the bank readied a first-quarter loss of $1.5 billion, the second largest in banking history. +To raise start-up cash, Messrs. Mays and Shecter asked record-label executives for advance payments for ads. +Officials of Texas Instruments Inc. say 700 employees in the Defense Systems & Electronics Group have voluntarily chosen to leave the company. +During this time, traders said, puzzled institutional investors stepped aside and tried to figure what was going on. +The reports contradicted the Afghan government, which said Thursday the Moslem guerrillas had lost a two-week fight to take Khost. +Money aside, however, observers say Ashland has an image problem. +Certainly, the Oct. 13 sell-off didn't settle any stomachs. +But as the chart also shows, the market has been wrong before: last March, for example. +If the exchange had instituted futures trading prior to the recent crash, Singapore could well have suffered a similar crisis to that facing Hong Kong, Singapore businessmen say. +Assets under management grew 6% during the fiscal year. +President Bush told three leading South African foes of apartheid Thursday that he would press "in every way possible" to end that nation's system of racial separation, his spokesman said, but gave no indication of any change in U.S. policy. +But the thought that it was their choice to sign up for the reserves did little to ease their anxieties, which extend to the jobs and accompanying benefits they're leaving behind. +For the fiscal year, the company posted a net loss of $25.1 million, including a gain of $6.4 million from an accounting change. +Yet holders of these five beaten-up funds did better than owners of the five country funds. +With 340 stores in California, it is smaller only than Safeway among supermarket chains based in the state. +"There's one on either side of my lots and one between my lots," he points out. +A Hawaiian company has agreed to buy the Knoxville Journal, one of the city's two daily newspapers, it was reported Wednesday. +Around 60 people were reported missing while in the custody of the South African security forces, "but this is just the tip of the iceberg," said an Amnesty spokeswoman, speaking on condition of anonymity. +"A dollar in state taxes used to cost you 54 cents out of pocket," says Joseph J. Nugent, Coopers & Lybrand's regional director of state and local taxes in Philadelphia. +And, in the matter of decoration, they heed injunctions against graven images. +"I am sorry for Larry Speakes, because he cannot make from the book the money he lost from Merrill Lynch," where he was forced to resign from a public relations job, Gerasimov said. +But the question before us now is whether the costs we impose on Saddam Hussein through sanctions alone will be high enough to cause him to withdraw peacefully from Kuwait. +'It no longer fits strategically with our business plan,' a spokesman said. NCR was acquired by AT&T in 1991 and renamed AT&T Global Information Solutions this year. +But the people showed up anyway, to let Noriega know how their felt about him. +Traditionally reliable, Boeing "already has upset some customers" with late deliveries, says Bill Whitlow, an analyst with Dain Bosworth Inc., a securities firm in Seattle. +Through the first 11 months of the year, sales of GM's North American-made cars and light trucks were down 4.1 percent. +Yale itself had by then already published Donald Gallup's re-Englishing of the Swedish acting version, which was only half the length of the O'Neill typescript. +A full-point German rate increase could force Britain to raise its base rates to block a sharp decline in sterling. +A woman who was caught driving David Letterman's sports car and once broke into his house has been arrested again, this time while wandering in the comedian's foyer, police said. +As Mr. Hunt tries to restore earnings growth, some analysts have big doubts about his plans to jump-start the company through acquisitions, foreign ventures and alliances with railroads. +Six of the crewmen died instantly, and four others died later aboard a hospital ship. +After costs relating to the sale, Pilkington will receive Pounds 200m in cash. Its shares rose 7p to 163p. The purchaser is AEA Investors, a fund set up several years ago by a group of wealthy US individuals to buy companies. +But under agreements with all four banks, the government-held shares will have full voting rights when they are sold back to the private sector. In theory there is a deadline of October 1993. +For peasants tending tiny, secret mountain plots, the showy red flowers are a cash crop. +Four of the 930 firefighters on the blaze suffered minor injuries. +I think I have as much right to speak out as anybody else." +A lone pickup truck rolls into the floodlights, and the three men in the cab look glassy-eyed with fear. +Police refused Monday to disclose any leads they may have, but Lt. +Enrile has accused Mrs. Aquino of corruption and incompetence. +The accounting firms Deloitte Haskins & Sells and Touche Ross & Co. have agreed in principle to join forces while two larger Big Eight firms confirmed that they had entered into merger negotiations. +Go ahead, spread as much as you like. +Eight passengers were crammed inside with the driver perched on the lap of a front-seat passenger. Merengue blared from the loudspeakers and a venerable matron squeezed next to me sang the chorus with gusto. We arrived in La IsabelIa as dusk fell. +By cutting expenses, the bankruptcy filing will preserve more of the company's assets for its creditors, the statement said. +Here the service providers range from information technology groups like Reuters to international banks. +Future Zone now operates from 90 retail outlets, against 28 a year ago, and the group expects to have at least 110 stores trading during Christmas. Because of the seasonality of the business, no interim dividend has been declared. +When I asked him why, he took out a knife and stabbed me," Sobol told Israel radio. +If the government continues such steps, Gurria said, money will come. +"I came up to her one day when she was playing with her dolls outside and asked her what she was chewing on," Victoria Schenk said. "She swallowed it right there. +According to the report, prepared by Douglas McWilliams of the Centre for Economics and Business Research, half of all used expanded polystyrene (EPS) packaging will be reclaimed and about 30 per cent recycled by 2000. EPS recycling is already increasing. +C and F Antwerp: BTC Dollars 305, BWC Dollars 305, BTD Dollars 280, BWD Dollars 280, COTTON Liverpool- spot and shipment sales amounted to 38 tonnes for the week ended 18 June against 22 tonnes in the previous week. +The formal nomination was expected later in the day, said the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +The Steven Spielberg work is being filmed in in Los Angeles, Montana and Washington state. +The newspaper said some 300 law enforcement officers were expected to be deployed Thursday. +Cheney said purchasing fewer of the vessels will allow the destroyer's fighting capabilities to be upgraded through improving its electronics and anti-submarine weaponry. +The church has other broadcast ventures, including public radio programs, international shortwave broadcasts, and a weekly TV news show, which will be dropped when the new program begins. +Simon _ Washington state Republicans: Bush _ Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Palm Beach and Tampa, Fla. +He reportedly was on the first list of candidates former FBI Director William Webster gave Mr. Meese. +Within days of the allegations to the Intelligence Committee, the same Democratic opponent of my brother's nomination on the Judiciary Committee heard about my alleged leak. +"I wouldn't know if there was a major sewage spill across the street," says Jewell Meyer, a housewife who moved to the Peachtree Corners area of Gwinnett three years ago. +While rates have begun to fall, they are still high enough to affect spending on durable goods _ big-ticket items expected to last more than three years. +It is considering tax cuts in next month's Budget which could further weaken the fiscal position. In the first 10 months of 1991-92, government receipts were Pounds 170.1bn, an increase of 3 per cent on the Pounds 165.5bn in the same period last year. +The inflation reduction targets call for a gradual slowing in the rise in the consumer price index over the next four years. +Fred is a Holy Fool, totally in tune with popular taste, and 'June Moon' is an instant hit. But Tin Pan Alley is a treacherous place and Fred's innocence is threatened by Eileen (Susannah Fellows) who knows how to spend his advance. +Meanwhile, well-managed regional banks took advantage of the growing middle-market business in their own backyards. +Kalfon took a M-16 assault rifle from the armory and ran toward the commander's office, Itim said. +They said he was wounded during a clash with soldiers at Kafr Sur village, close to Einav. +Engineered materials posted a profit of $60 million, down from $71 million, mainly due to reduced sales of carpet fibers and fluorine products. +Another mine on the Goldstrike property is due to reach full production of 400,000 ounces a year in late 1996. +But increasingly, economic policy-makers and advisers are emphasising the crucial importance of transforming primitive Soviet-style banking systems into effective conduits for the finance of industry and commerce. +Advertisers, who pay thousands of dollars for each ratings point, are more interested in pinpointing the ratings of commercials than of programs. +Visible Systems estimates the U.S. market for this type of CASE software to be about $1 billion a year. +The flight was en route to San Juan, Puerto Rico, from New York's John F. Kennedy Airport with 90 passengers aboard on May 10, when a fuel pump split in the right engine, he said. +On Monday, the October contract dropped $4 to close at $26.91 a barrel. +He said a big hiring push will occur in March. +Lesbians and gays "are a part of the new Ireland, and they should be respected," Mr. Doyle says. +In Sunday's plebiscite, 88.2 percent voted for secession, and thousands celebrated the results in the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana by dancing in the streets and uncorking champagne. +He cashed a final-round 60 in winning the Monte Carlo Open in early July, and posted a 62 in his triumph at the Scottish Open at Gleneagles last week. +The company's co-ballet master in chief Peter Martins choreographed. +In recent months, Mr. Brady had flatly rejected a similar proposal to take advantage of the Gramm-Rudman loophole in fiscal 1989. +Corporate headquarters monitors the results. +The Alsek and Tatshenshini Rivers are threatened by mining, the report said, and the Passaic is endangered by plans to eliminate flooding by building a "flood tunnel" to bypass some areas. +The explosion at Inglis was the first fatal attack in mainland Britain since IRA guerrillas bombed Mrs. Thatcher's hotel during a political convention in October 1984. +Parking is generally defined as occurring when one investor buys securities for another investor who doesn't want his or her identity known. +The future of abortion in America will be on the Supreme Court's discussion agenda when its nine members gather for a closed-door conference Friday morning. +When the officers attempted to arrest McGrovern, he fired a shot and fled into his apartment. +It turned out, precious little," he said. +More than a dozen U.S. law firms have flocked to Hong Kong over the years, setting up regional bases in the hopes of capitalizing on the country's central location and new economic opportunities in Southeast Asia. +The Essential History Of Europe began last week with an amusing attempt by Dario Fo to say what it means to be an Italian. +Eighteen of the 21 people on board were killed. +Mr. Gilbert, who has returned to Harvard after resigning from Biogen in 1984, maintains that a large research effort was required to develop products both to license for short-term returns and to develop in-house for larger, long-term returns. +Numerous retailers recently have begun pricing goods in dollars. +Shareholders' attorneys at the New York firm of Milberg, Weiss, Bershad, Specthrie & Lerach last week petitioned for a rehearing of the case. +The West German government operates the other. Pacific will be partners with Mannesmann AG; Deutsche Genossenschaftsbank; Cable and Wireless PLC; Lyonnaise des Eaux; and the National Associations of Electrical and Automobile Trades. +The seriousminded bachelor says he has been looking for "something uniquely challenging" ever since he quit TWA in 1980 and his plans to build an amphibious biplane flopped. +It has distributed more than $1.8 billion to institutions and individuals throughout the world in its 75-year history. +The proposal could "encourage families to abandon their own responsibilities," said Rep. Richard Graham, R-Ormand Beach. +For example, in Japan at the end of March last year, according to Jama, 87.3 per cent of households owned a car. +Cloyce was awaiting execution but was reprieved and spent her life trying to vindicate her sisters' reputations. +L-tryptophan was touted as an aid for problems including high cholesterol, high blood pressure, tooth pain and depression. +On his chest, four be-suited businessmen balanced precariously, with nervous smiles. +Pichardo said Santeria's history of practice in the home hurts his effort to bring the religion into the open, and may have contributed to the mistaken link of Santeria to the Matamoros mass killings this spring. +The latest postponment involved auctions of $10 billion in three-year notes today, $10 billion in 10-year notes on Wednesday and $10 billion in 30-year bonds on Thursday. +The terrain is hard, making exploration costly. Producers elsewhere in Colombia have been badly hurt by terrorists. +His arguments deserve challenge, even from Ford's point of view. +UPS's fleet has grown rapidly to 95 planes today from nine in 1981. +Reagan has refused to invoke the law, even though there have been four separate clashes between the Navy and Iran. +The challenge will be to have available an adequately trained labour force. The minus signs include the perception that Coventry is not one of the most attractive UK cities. +Control Data still holds 17.8% of Commercial Credit. +Last October, it cited a "likelihood of liquidity difficulties" for Telemundo in the near to intermediate term. +His name showed up on a customer list when the firm was closed by federal agents. +South Africa, Angola and Cuba gathered for emergency talks today in a bid to halt the fighting jeopardizing Namibia's independence plan, which one official described as all but suspended. +Share prices closed lower in Singapore and Hong Kong but rose in Sydney. +But free trade is now an imminent prospect. +But its staff has compiled "several long lists" of possibilities. +Indeed, Martin Marietta recently announced a new wave of cost-cutting that eliminated an entire level of corporate management. +In another shining moment in the annals of commodity meteorology, two Iowa forecasters caused spasms last month on bond markets from New York to Tokyo. +Plastic bullets penetrate the body but generally cause less serious injuries. +The New York-based communications concern attributed the improvement to higher operating profit in its publications and Standard & Poor's Corp. units. +The IRS action stemmed from an audit of PTL of the years 1981-1983. +The structure, which they call the Great Wall, is so difficult to explain that it raises new questions about theories of the origin and structure of the universe. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Diamond Shamrock closed at $14.625, up $1.125, on volume of almost two million shares. +"We think that offers the greatest prospect for a stable outcome to the conflict," Baker said. +But he said that if forced to choose between education and enforcement, he would strengthen enforcement. +Navistar International, second on the most actives list, dipped 3/8 to 2 7/8 as 2.2 million shares changed hands. +The verdicts should encourage crime victims to "fight long and hard and don't back down when people tell you something is impossible." Jackson faces up to 14 years in prison. +"By golly, if I didn't, I'd quit," he says. +As a young man, he spent two years working in a Nazi war-plane factory. +Some were prescribed Prozac to help them stop smoking or loose weight. +"The formula is imbedded within me and all my clone clowns," he said. "What's most important is my theme and the theme of everyone of my Bozos: "PULL for Peace, Understanding, Love, Laughter. +We need to level the playing field. +It is, after all, conceivable that an unsatisfactory Gatt deal could topple him from power. In the agricultural area, Mr Balladur has at least staved off the sharpest cuts in French subsidised farm exports until the later 1990s. +This will spread the cost to the future, and to later generations which will benefit from the improvements. +He began as a trainee for an equipment supply company in 1948 _ a job arranged through the family and one that included long days painting scalding hot pump jacks and pipe. +"I was gone 24 hours. +I like to earn my own way," says Ms. Gabor, who, for example, bought a Palm Beach house totally on her own: She auctioned the diamond earrings that were a legacy from J. Paul Getty. +The woman told the truckers her name was Kim Mayberry and that she was trying to get to Oceanside, Calif., to visit her sister. +Mr. Friedman wants to raise incomes. +Who knows, it may end up more like England, where one keeps a banking relationship for years.' KENTUCKY is famous for its Derby, its bourbon and its wide open countryside, yet about half of its 3.6m residents live in urban areas. +William C. Bevins Jr., Turner's chief financial officer, said he thinks the transaction with the cable operators can be completed between June 3 and June 10. +Lewis and commission co-chairman Robert Strauss also met today with President Reagan at the White House to discuss the panel's work to date. +One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. +The offer expired at 12:01 a.m. EST Thursday. +President Reagan and French President Francois Mitterrand sidestepped thorny topics on Sunday and used a 35-minute meeting to discuss relations with the Soviet Union and problems in education, a spokesman said. +Since the crash, Fed officials see even less reason to worry. +New automobile prices rose 0.3 percent. +Subroto, secretary-general of the 13-nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, released the forecast after a brief meeting of a special monitoring panel. +Australian-owned Marlin Partners, Kleinwort Benson, Credit Lyonnais Securities and James Capel, a Hongkong and Shanghai Bank subsidiary, were the first allowed to handle foreign portfolio investment into Indian stocks through local brokers. +Several first secretaries of districts and regions are among those facing runoff elections in March. +A Treasury spokesman said Friday's announcement was made in response to increasing press interest in the matter. +The shooting, the first to claim the lives of two city police officers in more than 11 years, occurred on the Grand Central Parkway in the borough of Queens, near LaGuardia Airport. +The motto among some large fund groups seems to be: Grab assets at almost any price. +Mr. Bush isn't an ideologue. +The tour began to take shape last year, when the Royal Knights placed 17th in a national scholastic tournament. +One of the leading multinationals recently studied its consumer electronics production in the U.S., Europe, Japan, Singapore, South Korea and Hong Kong; it also studied the productivity of its main Japanese and Korean competitors in the same areas. +The Bush administration has been pressing the Japanese to do more to purchase U.S. exports as a way of reducing the huge annual deficit of $49 billion that America is running with Japan. +ARGENTINA'S ambitious anti-inflation strategy has received a body blow with the announcement of a 3 per cent increase in prices in January. +Vietnam invaded Cambodia in 1978 to oust the Khmer Rouge regime, which slaughtered about one million people in Cambodia. +Israel contends that the enclave, which overlaps with UNIFIL's operating area in south Lebanon, serves as a buffer against cross-border guerrilla attacks into northern Israel. +Mr. Min said that after receiving Mr. Park's letter, Mr. Chun ordered the air force chief of staff, Gen. +Factory jobs declined by 24,000 after a 46,000 increase the month before. +A spider may produce half a dozen kinds for a variety of jobs, each silk coming from a different gland. +"The company was overwhelmed by the speed of its growth," says another former executive. +Disputes over property rights, bureaucracy and complex planning regulations are presenting developers with a frustrating obstacle course. +Eight officers searched the roof and the store, a police helicopter circled overhead and two police dogs sniffed about, but the burglar could not be found, Asper said. +She said the provisions for establishing "just compensation" for landowners was too complicated and that the reform aspects of the program had been "watered-down" by landlord blocs in Congress. +The seized yacht was being brought to Key West Saturday night along with the six people on board, who will probably not be charged, Diaz said. +The third inmate was being treated at the prison hospital, which handles less-serious injuries, officials said. +They said at least 10 diplomats and delegates to the conference witnessed the scene. +Issuance may pick up in the second half of the year, especially if market conditions improve as expected. Many issuers are currently adopting a 'wait-and-see' approach. +Some pregnant women here do seek prenatal care, eat fairly well, and avoid smoking or using drugs. +Kevin Kline, the dashing pirate king of "The Pirates of Penzance" and the looney con man of the film "A Film Called Wanda" also was a member of the initial company. +All three groups have said they believe conditions exist for a free and fair election. +The chairman of the panel regarded its role merely as a sounding-board for the director. 'The director ignored the panel and did not report to the regional health authority board. +Many of the felines, frequently pregnant, have been there since the early 1970s, living on handouts and hunting mice and birds. +Ms. Brundtland would not say when the new government would take over, but news reports said it would be ready by Friday. +Some bosses who lost their jobs were big winners because of so-called "golden parachute" severance awards they had negotiated. +But they point to the problems even he would encounter. +I don't like fights that are unnecessary." Conrad predicted the show will be more violent because of Hargrove's decision to move the show's setting from Hawaii to Los Angeles for the third year of the series. +The real-estate investment company said the project, consisting of office and retail space, is 90% pre-leased. +The trade agreement, to take effect Jan. 1, would gradually eliminate all tariffs and numerous other trade barriers between the two countries. +In a study published today in the journal Science, researchers from Maryland, Texas and Utah reported that a gene called p53 tends to be found in a mutated form in colon cancer tumors. +Would it not be possible for the government to amend the appropriate legislation or Inland Revenue rules? Obviously, if wrong advice is given, insurance companies should pay the appropriate costs. +More recently, Wright has been the subject of two separate ethics investigations _ one into whether he abused his office for financial gain, and another on whether he improperly disclosed a secret CIA operation in Nicaragua. +The chancellor has said he wants the talks to begin "soon," but has not proposed a timetable. +Flames on the second rig, connected to the burning one by a catwalk, were extinguished a few hours after they started Sunday evening, said Coast Guard Chief Mike Robling. +The poll found a three-way split in ideology, with about a third each calling themselves Republicans, Democrats and independents. Other recent polls had similar results, a departure from the longtime Democratic lead in this measure. +The Soviet Union condemned the attack as a violation of international law. +The company said in July that second-half results could be hurt by a pretax $20 million at the then level of exchange rates, and the spokesman said Friday that projection hasn't changed. +Earnings per share worked through at 1.1p (losses 1.4p). +Since then the chief battle for them has been keeping the business afloat. 'We are both fanatical about civil war re-enactments,' said Litchfield, 38. The two were confident of success when they started Civil-Wardrobe. +The record yield was 39.4 bushels in 1983. +The Sarnoff Center is also part of a major consortium trying to develop high definition television systems, in which Thomson is also involved. +Since Iraq has no quota, Neutral Zone production escapes the system. +Official reports for years listed Khomeini's age at 89, but his brother, Pasandideh, said after the operation that Khomeini was 86. +It also would do no harm to the retirees who want to stay retired and the near-retirees who want to quit working. +The report also calls for reduced deforestation and increased forestation and implementation of last year's agreement among industrialized nations to decrease the production and use of chlorofluorocarbons. +Its five channels were a potpourri of entertainment, sports, news, and sometimes Chinese language programmes. +Nissan now expects sales of about 4.26 trillion yen, down 0.9% from the company's previous forecast, but up 2% from year-earlier sales. +Another defense witness, Thomas Seay of Washington, who conducted a year-long review of LaRouche financial records for the defense team, said LaRouche was an employee of all the organizations under his control but did not receive any taxable income. +In "The Living Room" at St. Joseph's Hospital in Houston, cancer patients and families gather in a homey atmosphere to play games or view upbeat movies. +Representatives of the company strongly disputed Dr. Graham's findings, saying their studies found the drug should be prescribed to about 78,000 such women a year. +I was not quite at home with this series, where young American writers talk with the Irish novelist Timothy O'Grady and read from their work. +For the six months, the company expects to report net income of slightly more than $1 million, or 20 cents to 22 cents a share, compared with $1.72 million, or 48 cents a share from the year-ago six months. +Germany, at last, is showing signs of impatience with the bureaucracy endemic to Brussels. +Yesterday, Mr. De Benedetti said the bankruptcy filing, which opens Goupil's books to court inspection, was among the conditions he had set for continuing talks with Goupil. +After Secretary of State Baker met in Cairo with Egypt's Mubarak, an Egyptian official said, "We are open to discuss any way to find a peaceful solution" to regional problems. +"You took care of a very ill woman. +"I hope something will be done so we can put an end to this ordeal," he said. +Ms. Richards was en route to another appointment late Saturday afternoon and could not be reached for comment on whether she had broken the rules. +The pilot of the small plane that crashed and killed Rep. Larkin Smith appeared nervous before the flight, ran the aircraft off the runway before takeoff and flew in the wrong direction, an investigator says. +All of this is a mixed blessing for the Treasury, which is scheduled to auction $32.25 billion of securities this week in its quarterly refunding of the federal debt. +Mandela and President F.W. de Klerk are to meet Thursday to discuss ways to deal with the worst wave of violence since riots in the mid-1980s. +"The idea is to work toward filling the battlefield with peace workers before any war can break out. +"This is an inhuman criminal action which we condemn," Arafat said. "It is against our peace mission. +The cut in the repo rate provided the cue for the dollar's high for the day of DM1.7146, after a previous close of DM1.7050. +Most of Japan's leading 15 casualty insurers are backed by strong corporate groupings. +"Inflation is running at a very high level, so the government had to do this (increase wages)," said Richard Webb, a former president of Peru's central bank. +Paper routes and lawn mowing provide small change compared to the $1,000 or so a Wrangell child can earn each summer by hawking garnets to cruise ship passengers and other tourists. +He had gone four days without sleep. +"I have a problem with some of the people saying 'Look at who wants to make a donation,'" sniffs Marcel Lefebvre, president of the Unemployed Help Center, which accepted $2,000 from Jason's. +H&W expects to generate sales of about $30 million this year, Redpath said. +If American Broadcasting Cos. gets its way, people who want to know what Erica's been doing on "All My Children" will actually have to watch the show. +Of course, to a great extent the stock prices of the various companies that will be reporting higher earnings already reflect shareholder expectations. +Doe's brother has been living here for over a year and he, too, has been representing Liberia in discussions with the State Department and other officials, Hogan said. +As of Aug. 15, bearish investors had sold short about 6.2 million Prime shares. +States generally may tax the income of out-of-state companies, based on a formula reflecting the extent of the companies' instate activities. +"There will be certain clear areas where it will be indisputably evident to all who witness it that a seamless fabric connecting commercials to program content has been developed," he said. +He and Petersen said the device could save the company a substantial amount of money. +We are also prepared promptly to set about substantive discussions of the open skies issue. +Earlier Friday, another witness for the prosecution testified that she heard Robinson threaten to kill Barber and that Barber had a heavy cocaine habit she helped supply. +At the peak of construction there were 4,300 workers. +One drawback is that people who don't work for enterprises big enough to organize such activities lose out. +She said she could not comment on whether a buyer had been found. +Mr. Berkowitz says some window and skylight makers have expressed renewed interest but want more information, such as how transparent the material can be made. +The closing price in Zurich was $385.00 an ounce, up from $384.50. +At 51, he's one of the busiest "name" character actors around. +Before they go, the Egyptians must obtain permits from Iraq's consulate in Cairo. +The analysts say their gloomy forecasts have a flip side. +The youths fought back, hurling broken bottles that soon made a shard-covered no-man's land. +Some bonfires flamed out of control and damaged buildings, including a Baptist church, before the night's violence subsided with demonstrators making their traditional protest of banging garbage can lids. +He said the UUP position was 'an act of monumental folly'. +The Boston-based bank holding company said the stock was one of the investments in the portfolio of its BancBoston Capital Inc. unit. +Workers surveyed damage Wednesday on the offshore oil production platform that caught fire overnight and injured six of the 84 people aboard. +As for today, it is absolutely essential that there be more strictness, discipline, so that undertakings assumed be carried out in good time, and with proper standards. +Opponents of the Robert Mapplethorpe photo exhibit lost a bid in court Wednesday to halt the show they say violates obscenity laws. +Seoul stocks declined on sour sentiment from reports of selling by foreign investors. +Some said the crisis will prompt a new look at how U.S. military dollars are spent as the nation comes to grips with growing budget problems. +The other arrests were for disorderly conduct and other misdemeanors. +Some people close to the Tisch family estimate that the combined bank holdings in FLF and Loews now are approaching $500 million, with big and small stakes in 10 or more regional and money center concerns. +"Our loans are secured principally by mortgages or other interests in real property," he said. +Finally, there is the attitude toward private ownership that communism fostered. +Between 30% and 40% of the typical hospital's total patient revenue now comes from Medicare. +Favorable results, however, were made public and used to speed the development of the Aegis, a computerized radar system that detects and analyzes airborne targets and then aims missiles to shoot them down. +In painting indoors, rollers cover surfaces more quickly and easier than brushes, but brushes may be necessary for detailed work. +The survey, commissioned by Newsweek magazine for the national PTA and Chrysler's Dodge Division, was based on a national sample of parents in 538 households with children enrolled in kindergarten through 12th grade. +Where once he only served those who paid with their own money, today 70 percent of his clients are subsidized. +It appears that the rationale for selecting David is that the company wants to say that it's more than just aerospace; there are a lot of other businesses that make the company tick. +Second-quarter volume of $23.7 billion was 40% below the year-earlier $39.2 billion and 25% below the $31.8 billion of the first quarter, which was a record for that period. +In my opinion, once it's written it's public information." +He is quoted as noting that the European economy is stronger than the U.S. economy and that indigenous European computer makers are faring poorly. +Despite the tensions that Likud's program has generated, some Israeli analysts have predicted the dispute could be resolved before Labor convenes its Central Committee. +The network wants to build a ratings block with the video show and "Elvis," a musical drama. +Costain, which has no contracts in Malaysia, said yesterday that it was bidding for a Dollars 120m section of the country's east-west highway. +Creditors have said they are concerned that the company was not receiving fair value for its assets. +Or rather, and this is the problem, it is not a play at all. +The largest integrated food-processing company in Japan, and maker of monosodium glutamate, is trying to branch out into the medical field. +In grand jury testimony that has been made public as a result of pretrial motions, several government witnesses described Jurczek, a 68-year-old Hungarian immigrant, as a man bent on leading the world after the collapse. +Rain fell at lower elevations throughout the peninsula. +Bond prices closed higher, rallying on the drop in commodities. +The loss to the party of the black support that served Mr. Jackson so well in the primaries could indeed be devastating in what looks to be a close race between Mr. Dukakis and George Bush. +The legislation would direct the FCC to develop criteria to identify "unreasonable or abusive" rates and to establish procedures for reducing rates that are excessive. +Critics say its business practices made the entire structure vulnerable to the financial difficulties of VMS. +Before his departure, Patriarch Sfeir appealed to Lebanese army commander Gen. +He's just spent 52 seconds of national television advertising time emphatically reminding lieutenants in the Chrysler boardroom that the company's cars are just as good as Japan's, but there's a problem. +Robert Peterson, an analyst at Hanifen Imhoff Inc., trimmed his rating on the issue to "hold" from "buy", citing the recent price gains. +On these matters, the world has received few details from the negotiators. +A man on trial for murder in the beating of his illegally adopted daughter once whacked the sleeping 6-year-old in the face "out of the clear blue sky," a witness testified. +The titanium, Nobelpharma says, forms a permanent, biological bond with living bone tissue. +Comarco also said it expects to report revenue of about $75 million to $80 million for the year, almost double year-earlier revenue of $41.7 million. +Still, several airline executives concede in interviews that when a plane on a heavily traveled route goes out of service, they may divert a plane with fewer passengers. +In 1881, he was charged with embezzling $3,791 and with conduct unbecoming an officer. +"I'd never turn my back on something that would bring money to the city legally," said Supervisor Wendy Nelder, one of six city supervisors who voted Wednesday to put the advisory measure on the June 7 ballot. +He succeeds Alfred O.P. Leubert, 66, who continues as chairman and chief executive officer. +Harmful bacteria could grow in the uncooked beans. +Marshall L. Yantis, chairman and chief executive officer, said the move wasn't a response to an effort by any group to buy or restructure the concern. +Even so, a lack of political consensus could still scupper the deal. Failure would not be as heavy a blow to BAe as would have been the case six months ago. +Jujo Paper fell Y35 to Y600 on reports that an affiliated paper company would post sharp falls in profits for the current year to March. +He rejected criticism of the Bush budget by those complaining it didn't spell out every detail of where cuts might be made. +The Greek drachma may come under heavy pressure today as speculation mounts that the government will be forced to trim interest rates next week. It declined against the D-Mark yesterday, closing at Dr150.1, against Dr147.5 the previous day. +Each count carries a possible penalty of 25 years to life in prison. +Next, the housing department ordered businesses in the city to add a subsidy of 23.5 percent of each worker's salary to his paycheck to make up for the rent increase. +Four of the injured passengers were admitted to hospitals; their injuries were not described as life-threatening. +Citing the Soviet nuclear disaster, Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis last fall stopped his staff from working on an evacuation plan, on the ground that safe evacuation from Seabrook was impossible. +"They say her only hope is in the United States," said Mrs. Rosola on Saturday. +It surely arouses a suspicion, at least, of substitute sexual passion. The movie stutters around this question as it does around the dainty, ever-flowing tea table in Hurt's low-ceilinged home. +But it said it "shares concerns" about the index and the possibility of higher loan limits "crowding out the full development of a private secondary mortgage market." +Businesses get 72 hours of on-site testing - fire drills to work out the bugs. If they declare a disaster and have to use the site, there's an added fee of $50,000 for the first 48 hours and $25,000 a day for up to six weeks. +"With USX back, the third quarter will be a zoo," one big steelmaker's chief salesman said. +In setting the reduction in Argentina's foreign bank debt, there should be "a balance between the nominal and the real value of the debt," said Mr. Menem, who remarked that his country's foreign bank debt now is trading at about 20% of face value. +So far this model year, GM has sold only 74,337 of the APV vans, just over half of the 141,263 vehicles produced since the start of production last summer. +But Babangida's forces later retook the station after what state media described as "heavy bombardment and sporadic shooting." There was no word on how many people were killed in the fighting, but reporters said casualties appeared heavy. +Most of the 1,500 pounds of baggage in the container in which the bomb was located was checked in at Frankfurt, and the rest was "interline" baggage from other points. +The three-deck Stolzenfels, occasionally used for state dinners, was redecorated with Persian carpets on indoor decks. +Following opening arguments, Police Officer James Botte _ the first person to arrive at the Steinberg apartment and see the unconscious girl _ testified the home was dirty, unkempt and dark when he arrived. +"I continue to see tremendous benefits to there being a merger and tremendous negatives to both firms if there is not a merger," said James Emerson, publisher of Emerson's Professional Services Review in Bellevue, Wash. +The Solidarity-led opposition believes it will be able to safeguard the honest conduct of the election as its people will comprise about a third of the members of the commissions running the elections. +"In a competitive environment, market intelligence is worth more," notes a defense expert in the White House. +Government officials have called the shooting of the fishermen last Saturday at the Venezuelan-Colombian border a "lamentable confusion." +So far, sales figures since the crash have been running almost 4% below the weak sales pace of a year ago. +The developers are the city council and Lincoln Green Energy, a subsidiary of East Midlands Electricity. +The Marke, Kurwenal and Brangane were all new - either to the house or to the opera. But it was the Tristan, Siegfried Jerusalem, and Isolde, Waltraud Meier - native-born Germans both - on whom brightest beams of attention were trained. +Bet Twice's sire is Sportin' Life, and owner Robert Levy thought the name fit. +BCCI grew desperate. The official lending limit to the Gokals, "which was hardly about $300 million, had been breached again and again" until loans totaled just over $400 million, recalled Mr. Rahman, the former BCCI finance director. +Gradisher said the refugees will be brought to Singapore. +It will be demerged from Pearson probably before the end of this year and will have a separate Stock Exchange listing. +K mart Corp. and Service Merchandise Co. have slowly shrunk the size of their toy departments, at least in part because Toys "R" Us has taken away business. +Walker said the remarks "were unparliamentary in nature" and should not have been made. +Chrysler Corp. reported a drop of 12.4% for November. +The State Department's inspector general, Sherman Funk, is expected to issue a report later this month that will summarize intelligence reports of the apparent Israeli violations of U.S. regulations and agreements, the officials say. +Rod Canion, Compaq's president and chief executive officer, said he started the year believing the personal-computer market would grow 15% to 20% in 1989 and that sees no reason to change his prediction. +Airline stocks, a hot takeover group for most of the summer, also declined broadly. +Lawn and garden care is the most popular type of gardening activity; 59% of American households take care of their own lawns. +Rep. Frank will hold hearings this spring on a possible expansion of the ethics laws to cover Congress. +Bush campaign chairman James Baker had insisted on a format that proved the most rigid in the history of televised presidential debates, one that precluded follow-up questions and virtually any give-and-take between the candidates. +MAINLINERS _ Addicts who inject narcotics directly into their veins, which produces a faster high because the drug goes directly into the bloodstream and reaches the brain faster. +The company said Tuesday it had begun talks with unidentified third parties regarding the possible sale of debt securities as a means of increasing the cash part of the recapitalization. +Advancing issues outpaced losers more than 2 to 1. +In all, 1,343 Nasdaq issues slipped in price, while only 742 rose. +"La raison d'etat" is a famous phrase in France, used by governments as an excuse to remain silent. +"It's kind of a deadlock," says a meat industry executive. +The Treasury said these factors include "fundamental changes" made by U.S. industry and labor in recent years to cut costs and boost quality. +The CNA said the high cost of hiring replacements was applying great pressure on the hospitals to settle quickly. +Bausch & Lomb Inc., which started bringing students aboard for a summer's exposure only three years ago, expects to hire 25 this year, up from seven in 1989. +In the first place, in a very brief period of time, we addressed ourselves to a serious national problem, the problem of the S&L bailout. +The PCN system will rely on refrigerator-sized, low-power transmitters that will transmit across a more limited area. +The sale of the other 10 London Bus companies is expected to be completed by the end of this year. London Buses said Westlink had been sold first because it was the smallest. +He has tentatively scheduled subcommittee hearings on the Senate bill for July. +He makes daily forays into nearby Spitak to plead for a fair price for his property and losses. +Analysts say the building could fetch as much as $1.8 billion. +President Bush's order to send American troops into combat in Panama, initially greeted with broad support in Congress, could backfire politically if casualties continue to mount and the United States becomes bogged down there. +Adamec, speaking to the Central Committee, supported the idea of national understanding, but stressed that differences between Czechoslovakia's current political forces remain. +The resolution made no reference to Romania's decision this week to close a Hungarian consulate and expell its staff. +Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz is due in Tehran on Sunday for the first high-level visit in a decade. +Sen. Dole, whose first concern is the deficit, for the past two years has himself questioned the cost of a capital-gains cut. +Currently, seats are quoted at $135,000 bid and $150,000 offered, according to an exchange spokeswoman. +There are butterflies flickering. +Violence, physical and verbal, continues throughout, yet the piece passes a supreme test: never does it become violence for its own sake. +Mr. Mandresh expects 1988 net will rise to $5.50 a share from $4.22 in 1987, not counting capital gains. +The circumstances of Galendo's death could not immediately be established. +Plans to move some parts production to the U.S. from abroad as a result of the dollar's decline also remain on line at GM. +A few members of the football team voluntarily sought treatment for substance abuse after the program was announced but before the testing began, he said. +It's a low-brow, a bumper-sticker mentality." Philip Perlmutter, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston, called the ad campaign "to me a brazen example of propaganda and hypocrisy. +It was the second such order by Aoun this week. +Banner Industries, Beachwood, Ohio, down from 473rd, $579.2 million. +Many others with Jordanian license tags loaded cargo from seven ships docked at Aqaba, the kingdom's only Red Sea outlet, and headed for Amman. +Next came balloons floating atop the Monument for Revolutionary Martyrs, a massive obelisk in the middle of the square. "Meet our demands," they read, as they bobbed in the wind. +"We changed the name because we decided there was a certain stigma attached to The Quick. +Chrysler, concludes this public-relations veteran, "has a problem." +Edward Lujan, 55, is an Albuquerque insurance executive and former state GOP chairman. +"Why should I always be the one who is enticeable?" he asks. +Officials at Electronic Joint Venture couldn't be reached for comment. +The impact of the House action is likely to be limited since it doesn't apply to the Senate, though senators could agree to accept the House estimates on various bills. +Let me do something in conclusion that may be a little risky, and it's a housekeeping detail, and it relates mainly to television. +Sharpton confirmed that he had taken Miss Brawley from the home of Matthew Strong, the uncle with whom she had been staying since the attack. +The transaction is subject to approval by Ehrlich Bober shareholders. +The report quoted Maxwell's son Ian as saying: "I and all of my sisters and brothers have always known that the wealth my father helped to create would be returned for the benefit of science and medicine. +The once slender, boyish singer was credited with revolutionizing popular music in the early 1950s with his unique blend of rhythm and blues, country and gospel punctuated with real-sounding sobs. +At the last annual meeting in May, Mr N'Diaye devoted a large part of his address to the issue of arrears, which now total more than Dollars 425m - about 6 per cent of outstanding loans. Zaire is the worst offender, with unpaid debts of Dollars 140m. +There's nothing new, of course, about Soviet efforts to corner Arab support in the Middle East. +The House overwhelmingly approved a tough anti-drug bill that includes penalties for drug-related crimes ranging from the loss of federal benefits to execution. +The central bank is worrying about the weak dollar, fast money growth and a possible pickup in inflation. +At Ch Margaux, only 47 per cent of a below-average yield went into the grand vin. This blending begins in November and usually finishes by February. +PILKINGTON, the UK glass group, is preparing to invest Pounds 40m to help build Poland's first float glass plant. +He added that although U.S. companies are likely to show increased profitability this year and the next because of restructuring, nonrecurring write-offs such as those at the major banks and Procter & Gamble will cloud this improved profitability. +CTK accused the U.S.-funded radio stations Voice of America and Radio Free Europe of helping to organize the protest. +Sales of mutual funds to US private investors show no sign of slowing. +He was president of the Oregon Wheat Growers' League in 1954, president of the Pacific Northwest Grain and Grain Products Association from 1950 to 1975, and founding chairman of the board of the Agribusiness Council of Oregon. +Veltroni, now a leading member of the former communist Party of the Democratic Left, is the first PDS member to be received by the Pope. +Some participants described themselves as 1960s-style "back-to-the-earth refugees" who remember the gasoline crisis of the mid-1970s and ensuing goals to wean the United States from heavy oil consumption. +"Market sentiment is still deteriorating, so we certainly can't expect a sharp recovery," says Susumu Kato, senior economist at Goldman Sachs Japan. +"John Fusco wrote a magnificent script, but then it was turned into what I call Hollywood's first heavy-metal western. +The House ethics committee, which agreed to Rep. Newt Gingrich's demand a year ago for an outside counsel to investigate Speaker Jim Wright, now is being asked to hire another independent lawyer to investigate Gingrich. +The Democrats say tax the rich. +Controllers told investigators that the night of the crash was hectic at TRACON, Dickinson said. +"Prom Dress," reads the jagged orange title on one Lael Littke book, over an eerily glowing white gown. +Reducing inflation should precede wholesale privatization, not be held hostage to it. +"Things are going to be tooth-and-nail throughout the season," says Richard Baxt, a Citibank vice president. +With high capital costs for production equipment, the goal is to run the plant non-stop. +They have afflicted Nagorno-Karabakh, a disputed predominantly Armenian enclave in the southern republic of Azerbaijan. +Pennsylvania law is less clear. +Barclays Chairman John Quinton said the overall 1987 results amounted to "a bounce back by Barclays." +Hu Quing, a 27-year-old postdoctoral fellow in physics at the University of California, Berkeley, says the kind of experience he's getting would be unattainable in China. +The NASD also recently censured and fined Liquidity Fund, the biggest independent firm; the Emeryville, Calif., firm neither admitted nor denied its prices were unfair. +He added that the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms might also become involved. +While nearly two-thirds said his economic policies have been beneficial, 80 percent negatively viewed his handling of the federal budget deficit. +So it can only go on drawing cash so long as the banks give waivers to the covenant. +The works began a run of 10 shows Saturday at the New York State Theater, performed in French with English subtitles. +Harvard College, which recently held registration for spring classes, says two war-related courses jumped to third and fourth on the popularity list: "Bible and its Interpreters" and "International Conflicts in the Modern World." +In addition to resigning his seat, "I am withdrawing as a candidate for re-election," he said at the time. "I will not campaign. +He added that monetary policy should be aimed at "containing inflation and bringing it down over time," while such policies as ensuring the openness of international markets to trade should be a priority. +Like a disease, it will gradually spread to all patients. +First Western Financial Corp., a savings-and-loan holding company, said its board authorized the purchase of as much as 15% of its 6.3 million common shares outstanding. +Rarely has an event promised greater potential for historical revisionism than the opening of the KGB's files. And rarely has so important an archive been assembled by an entity so devoted to disinformation. +DiVirgilio gave Lynn's answer two weeks ago in a speech to the Swampscott Rotary Club that left the Rotarians "in a state of shock," according to Paster. +Revenue advanced to $3.36 billion from $2.78 billion. +The budget negotiators should be aiming for $50 billion a year of reliable deficit reductions over each of the next five years. +Myrna Camarena, an office manager with the DEA in the San Diego, Calif., area, translated her mother's brief speech. +He also failed to record statements made by Maasai tribesmen camped a mile from where Ms. Ward's remains were found and who, Georgiadis said, told police they heard a woman's screams. +Still others, including student body President Jason Thompson of Allen High School in Dallas, support policies encouraging neat appearance. +The handover of power at the Bundesbank was marked by a ceremony attended by 800 guests from European central banks and German government, politics and business. +The Arabs also believe Washington has not done enough to pressure Israel into agreeing to direct peace talks with the PLO. +Traders said the market was left adrift Monday in the absence of compelling reasons to buy shares and the lack of direction for New York stocks. +The problem for Mr. al-Sauq, on the other side of the counter, is that like many modest Kuwaiti merchants, he is suffering a war-related cash-flow crisis. +The subway is now scheduled to surface in October. +Bush's proclamation opens the way for Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance in the way of loans, temporary housing, grants and other programs to help individuals, businesses and local governments recover. +Nathalie Provost, a former student who was wounded in the shooting, unveiled the replica. +Businessmen may find themselves chatting to the prime minister across the cabinet table, but there will be no places for the unions. Mr Major is not talking about subsidies for sunset industries. +"Other states just flatly refused to let him speak, but we're open, and he came and he spoke and he left," Martin said. +In the premiere, Murphy gets an exclusive interview with a man who has been romantically linked with a candidate for vice president, who already has a husband. +Work has started on a new computer system for its 29 HMOs to ensure that all the plans are accessing patient information and processing claims in the same manner. +Peck, who received an Academy Award for "To Kill a Mockingbird" in 1962, will be honored March 9 at the institute's annual award dinner at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. +Soviet officers and Berlin legislators laid wreaths before the memorial and bands played the national anthems of the Soviet Union and Germany. +Two men who owned several businesses in the district were identified as the leaders of the fencing ring, which authorities said was in operation since 1982. +The whooping crane population has steadily increased since the late 1930s, when fewer than 20 existed. +To the surprise of many veterans, the Bush administration decided not to appeal. +Among shorter-term securities, the latest two-year notes ended at 100 3/32 to yield 4.93%, compared with 100 9/32 to yield 4.83%. +Israel television said two boys, aged 12 and 15, were shot and wounded by live ammunition in A-Tur, an Arab area in East Jerusalem. +Volumes were moderately heavy for the day although dealers suggested that a burst of business occured when the market opened and again in the final hour's trading. +A statement of facts entered at Lambey's sentencing said he told an undercover investigator he was considering abducting a teen-aged boy he had seen riding a bicycle. +"God is there in the face of the earthquake." And, the archbishop continued in English, "people tell us we should not (celebrate) because something terrible has happened to our people in Armenia." "Who can refuse it? +The production and supply of nuclear weapons materials is classified, but Ruff said the study found the N Reactor could meet tritium production needs. +SmithKline attributed the revised projection to relentless competition against Tagamet. +"I don't think small is an advantage. +The case moved through the New York courts, with the students losing the first round and winning rounds two and three. +Bertha, which was downgraded Sunday night to a tropical storm after it temporarily weakened, regained enough strength to push it just over the hurricane threshold of 74 mph. +Several other technology stocks also rebounded from sharp falls Wednesday. +Corporate & Junk Bonds About $1.8 billion of new debt was sold in the corporate market as a decline in interest rates encouraged corporations to borrow money. +Labour's refusal to 'pair' with Tory MPs, the process whereby MPs of opposing parties agree to be absent during a vote, is forcing MPs to be on hand for virtually every Commons vote -a stricture to which most are unaccustomed. +They'd like to drive through New England and to visit Scandinavia, but those trips will have to wait. +The minority report agrees with the point made in these columns that the arms sales and diversion were fully within the constitutional authority of the executive branch. +Some are dividing key data-processing operations between two sites or building backup centers that could be used in case of emergency. +One of Little League's least vocal but most severe critics is, sadly, Carl Stotz himself. +Note, it is never 'riding' but always 'horseback-riding.' +More than 230,000 veterans have reported their exposure to the VA. +The open house at one of his restaurants is becoming a Christmas tradition, now six years old, for Fegaras who owns four restaurants in this lakefront community. +GM is eliminating or cutting rebates to customers on several high-volume 1991 models and leftover 1990 vehicles in an effort to avoid deeper losses. +In our discussion today, we agreed on working up to several thousand exchanges a year from each country in the near future. +Mr. Hersh reported in a book that Mr. Desai sold Indian state secrets to the CIA. +Other speakers included Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young and the Rev. Jesse Jackson. +Drexel has repeatedly said its junk-bond business is as strong as ever, and the firm says it isn't in any peril of slipping from the market. +While other administrations indulge English department fashions simply to avoid trouble and to appear with-it, Duke made its department a top priority. +Pyramid had said its share of the contract would be valued at hundreds of millions of dollars. +Stockholm trading was the heaviest in three weeks, aided by higher London prices. +The figures, due for release Friday, are expected to show an uptick in inflation to 4.8% from 4.7% in August. +Among the most impressive is the late Joseph Beuys's "Blitzschlag mit Lichtstein auf Hirsch," an awesome assemblage of amorphous bronze forms, stones, steel rods and machinery. +People will be more sensitized to examples of discrimination and harassment, which is good. +Some short-term interest rates fell while corporate, municipal and mortage-backed bond prices showed gains. +It later became a television show on NBC. +He's a realistic and practical guy." +In their report, lawmakers concluded that attendance records were in such poor condition that officials decided to create documents to bolster the case against controllers who joined a nationwide strike. +As 1992 approaches, the EC has only 400 people in charge of competition policy, which includes mergers and antitrust, 800 in charge of its still-mammoth farm program, and 600 working on trade policy for a market of 320 million people. +Attorney Amrichand Soma told reporters gathered in front of a gate blocked by the youths that Mandela was contacted by telephone at Pollsmoor Prison in Cape Town and had no public comment on the fire. +Mr. Blum hopes the better prices will persuade farmers to go back to cocoons. +The Foreign Ministry has lodged a protest with the U.S. Embassy over the "subversive thrust" of Voice of America broadcasts on nationalist unrest in the Baltic republics, Tass reported. +The ailing Honecker, in a letter sent to the party leadership nearly a month ago and released to the delegates Saturday, conceded he had "deceived" himself about the state of the economy and the mood of the people. +But we're also proposing flexibility on the means, even as we remain firm on the goals. +Sumitomo will give the Soviet partners expertise on coal marketing and trading, and cooperate in constructing a coal-export terminal at the Nakhodka port, he said. +Mathews' story on the survey will be published in the February issue of Grocery Marketing. +The venture is aimed at restructuring the Italian chemicals market in an effort to make it more competitive in international markets. +But police Monday banned collection of signatures in the streets for the petition. +Social solidity has come too. With his wife Alice - a senior civil servant - and family, he decamps as often as possible to a cottage in Minster Lovell, on the edge of Oxfordshire's Cotswolds, and is a stalwart of the parish church. +Mr. Ganis succeeds Jack H. Lehman III, a Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. executive. +The other major change in Ford's sales incentive strategy was a decision to increase by one percentage point the interest charges on the most popular loans available through the company's finance arm. +And the president's point-of-light lieutenant has been issuing citations recognizing "daily points of light," individuals and organizations engaged in community service to help solve social problems. +Spoleto '88 _ the most ambitious American Spoleto to date _ will open its run with the traditional round of speeches on the steps of City Hall. +They craved the now-unavailable treats of their childhood. +A House-passed bill would make it clear that employers must restore reservists' health benefits as soon as they return to work. +The government said Saturday it had begun rescue and relief. +Should the transaction be completed, Shoe-Town said, the suit seeks damages. +According to police, Ms. Terahashi's husband left her and filed for divorce after being subjected to domestic violence. +NASA said the liftoff was normal. +On Sunday, the pontiff called for cooperation and brotherhood between Christianity and Islam in Africa, where the world's two largest religions have occasionally clashed in competition for converts. +This year's enrollment of 2,623,000 is down 3.8 percent from a year ago, and off 53 percent from the peak of 5.6 million in 1964. +An array of imported food can be seen in Baghdad grocery stores these days, despite the United Nations trade embargo imposed on Iraq in retaliation for its invasion of Kuwait. +Those operations were sharply reduced late last year, when the agency closed its Irvine, Calif., office. +I will be prepared not only because of my service in the Congress, but because of my ability to communicate and to lead. +Some of its present problems are attributed to the system bequeathed by Tito, including annual rotation of key offices and a weak federal authority. +The exercise of such independent monetary power would require years to gain credibility. +She said that during a stop in Algiers, the hijackers said they would start killing Americans if the airplane was not refueled. +Thousands of government employees at the national legislature, the treasury, labor and foreign ministries and elsewhere staged wildcat strikes. +A former U.S. resident convicted by a Soviet court of World War II atrocities could be extradited to the Soviet Union if it waives the death penalty, a West German official said Friday. +The academic strategist commissions studies and reports from employees, experts and consultants. +It then will release a smaller satellite to go into orbit around the moon and send data to the larger satellite on temperatures and electrical fields. +So did Thorn EMI, which slipped 10 to 864p. A 19.3 per cent increase in figures at Fairey helped the shares put on 10 at 590p. +"We will not have the luxury of taking the easy, spendthrift approach to solving problems," he said in a televised speech. +But even then, Irving's bank-by-mail customers will get substantially more than branch clients. +That puts the small but cash-rich VSEL at a disadvantage to the large but cash-rich GEC. +Wall took over as chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in July 1987. +Police sources and moderate Catholic leaders blamed the attack on Protestant extremists taking random revenge for a series of IRA bombings and shootings in Northern Ireland, Britain and West Germany, which left six dead and 37 injured last week. +"It would be wonderful for me to work today - so many things are much, much easier," said Mrs. Branyik, the only female head of a country organization IBM has ever had. +Mr. Krowe noted the growth rate would be "quite a bit less" than the 14% inflation-adjusted growth the industry averaged from 1980 to 1984, but much greater than the past two years, when shipments didn't grow at all. +Both measures will be submitted for shareholder approval at a special meeting scheduled for Sept. 13. +TOKYO Trading is expected to remain light with many investors cautious ahead of the Hosokawa-Clinton meeting in Washington on Friday. +The source said he believes the hostage will be handed to the Syrian authorities somewhere in Lebanon and he will be delivered by the Foreign Ministry in Damascus to the Irish ambassador there. +Senator Glenn solicited $200,000 in contributions from Mr. Keating for a political committee he controlled that paid him to travel around the country. +The other, 51%-owned by Sanofi, will cover Europe, Africa and most of mainland Asia. +There's only a teacher in need of assistance or help, a sabbatical or something." Bennett called that "just utter nonsense or drivel. +Many big companies ended up losing money. +Gorbachev expressed impatience with the slow pace of his political and economic restructuring plans. +As the proceedings began Monday, the defendant said in a calm but loud voice that drowned out the judge: "I am not Fouad Ali Saleh. +Load factor fell to 64.2% from 66.5%. +"That's why I'm here," Kemp answered. "I want to find some answers to the problem of homelessness." Kemp's Philadelphia tour began Thursday night at Women of Hope, a permanent shelter for impoverished women. +Defense attorney John Climaco said Monday he was unaware of the appellate ruling. +In the end, though, it is Indonesia's rich cultural heritage that is most likely to bowl Americans over. +And for the people who work in the industry every day, the ever-changing restrictions against them are too much to deal with. +Rescue crews were at the site, the air force said, but so far no survivors have been found. +He looked as if he was staring at something far away before his eyes closed altogether. +The panel said Radio Free Europe broadcasts probably should eventually come to an end. +Shugrue was appointed trustee to run Eastern as Frank Lorenzo's replacement as the airline tries to pull itself out bankruptcy proceedings. +Selling in the corn and soybean pits was based largely on ideas that recent rains in the Midwest had improved crop conditions. +More than 400 buildings in Mexico City, with a population of 18 million, were destroyed and 5,700 damaged, according to the government. +The faculty average is seven years of industrial experience. +WTTV sought protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code in December, citing high debt levels and soft advertising revenue. +He also repeated his demand that the U.S. withdraw its troops from South Korea. +From 1982 onwards, the position stabilised at 4 to 5 per cent of GDP, but did not improve. +Interest in waste glass recently was heightened by the success of an Anchor Glass plant in Connellsville, Pa., which ran on nothing but used glass for seven weeks, said Chas Miller, a spokesman for the Glass Packaging Institute in Washington. +Guatemala's Roman Catholic archbishop says that because he was unable to find anyone willing to risk staffing a church human rights commission amid his nation's tide of violence, he took the job himself. +And more than 64% of American households read newspapers. +This is that most of the increase in Liberal Democrat support represents disgruntled Tories registering a protest. +Among Kobrin's most aggressive salesmen was Armand DeAngelis. +Next year's crop and livestock production will remain below average - even if good rains fall - as early plantings will be reduced because of a lack of irrigation. +His appearance with gay and lesbian leaders in Los Angeles last week was instructive. +The Brazilian official on Friday offered no new insight into the country's position on an international coffee price support agreement. +"Anyone concerned about the legacy of defoliation in Southeast Asia ought to go see what illegally diverted chemicals are beginning to do to the Andes right now," he said. +They contended the most probable cause of the image was a heat and light scorch from some "extraordinary phenomenon" not part of natural processes. +Currently, it is not very clear how or why each regulator views evidence, weighs the arguments, or comes to decisions. +In April, the museum will sponsor a symposium for scholars to view exhibits of armor and weapons used by the conquistadors and debate where Coronado and his men traveled. +"It is my personal opinion that he never intended the plan to be taken as seriously as the press has taken it," Darman said. +Patricia Cunningham Flesh, grand marshal of Sunday's festival parade, said underwear has been good to her family and the community. +It's too early to say what USX's separate agreement with the UMW will mean. +Christian Democrat Alfred Gomulka, who won the vote for governor in Mecklenburg-Lower Pomerania, said he may try to forge a "grand coalition" to include the Social Democrats. +The proposals would require an 80% majority for some bids and discourage greenmail buybacks of shares held by hostile suitors. +At least six fights broke out when people refused to comply, said witnesses who spoke on condition of anonymity. +The market reached one billion shares, a benchmark for a healthy trading day, Tuesday for the first time since June 1. +The measure approved Tuesday calls for a bronze statue of an Army nurse. +As soon as I heard the thump we came to an abrupt stop. +The vote resolved a 53-day budget deadlock and marked a political victory for Gov. Lowell Weicker, who immediately signed the $6.95 billion budget into law. +This is surely as it should be. +"It's been an extremely nervous market." +Schools and universities were to remain closed today. +But the game only runs out when you run out of money." +"The situation of bankruptcy is very serious," Antonio Lacayo, minister of the presidency, told a news conference. +Even officials in states that are cracking down worry that criminals will simply find new ways to skirt the laws. +"I think it's going to be awful," said NBC reporter Lisa Myers as she considered the prospect of grabbing delegates and politicians for floor interviews during the four nights of the Democratic National Convention starting today. +After ratifying the constitution, the congress voted on a variety of proposed projects for the union to undertake. +The insider trading scandal surfaced last summer when it was disclosed that dozens of politicians, business leaders and journalists acquired and sold shares in Recruit-Cosmos. +U.S. officials took pains yesterday to dispel suggestions that the markets were in turmoil. +Without an infusion of Western cash, the move to the market could cause greater hardship for the population and put more social pressure on Gorbachev. +In the short term, administration officials said the preparation of charges was intended to deter Saddam from taking further action against thousands of civilian hostages in Iraq and Kuwait. +"There is no suggestion or indication of wrong-doing by the broker" or the firm, he said. +Japan is witnessing one of the great bull markets of all time, as Tokyo trading sets records almost daily in share prices, turnover and P-E ratios. +An estimated 45 percent of the 850,000 eligible voters took part in the Allahabad election, state governemnt spokesman P.K. Asthana said. +The rest of his small unit was evacuated with relatively minor wounds; Mr. Kerrey, who remained behind until all his men had been rescued, would eventually receive the Congressional Medal of Honor from President Nixon. +In one exercise, called Dr. Dissecto, everyone uses toy hatchets as props to liven up their dissections of good ideas. +Iran has said it could intercede to obtain the hostages' freedom if the United States agreed to release Iranian assets frozen in the United States. +Saddam called on Bush to pledge not to attack Iraq, and added, "An open pledge of this nature, a declared statement of this nature, would be sufficient for us to allow all foreigners to leave Iraq." +This is the main problem with all the old reactors in this region," Schlueter said in a telephone interview from Schwerin in northern Germany. +Aoun sought to strengthen his presidential chances by forging a hasty and uneasy alliance with Geagea. +The general manager is a beauty. +While local authorities may expect a sharp reining back, ENEL's power station projects should not be affected. +WASHINGTON _ President Reagan says he supports a 50 percent pay raise for members of Congress and other federal officials because "we must not allow federal service to become the province only of the wealthy." Slug AM-Reagan-Congressional Pay. +Rep. Matthew J. Rinaldo of New Jersey, ranking Republican on the subcommittee, said Reagan acted on bad advice in killing the measure. +Consumers are paying huge overcharges for credit life insurance that most of them don't need, two private groups claimed in a report calling on states to tighten regulation of the industry. +Ninety miles from Cuba if you were one of the characters in Joe Dante's delicious period lampoon Matinee (Guild). +Such a weapon would allow Iraq to strike deep into Saudi Arabia where tens of thousands of American troops are deployed. +M&S had agreed last August to delay loan repayments until July 1995. +The quarterly loss also included $26.6 million in costs from tax changes, ratecase preparations and an abandoned investment in a storage facility. +Khomeini has managed to confound those who say he has been weakened physically and politically. +Local authorities were being encouraged to examine the necessity of regulations and to ensure enforcement was consistent. Mr Redwood said the government was particularly concerned to ease the burden for small businesses. +Ava Gardner, whose sensuous beauty took her to Hollywood and stardom, was buried in native soil in a quiet ceremony attended by family and hometown friends. +In an intensely legalistic country, fraud is very unlikely, although on a small scale it can't be ruled out. +"We are also storing some 150 tons of butter contaminated with PCBs," Havlicek said. +"It's a very unusual story," college President Jerry C. Davis said. +The April deposit growth was less than the $4.3 billion increase reported in March, but bank board economist James Barth said deposit receipts normally decline in April as people pay their federal income taxes. +"Three years ago, no one talked politics," says a young housekeeper. +But this year, determined to keep history from repeating itself, the company has used a novel marketing tool to expand business among existing corporate customers. +It is about the fact that I will do a better job of representing my constituents than John Kasich _ a much better job." Kasich's Washington office declined comment. +They should provide particularly good material for his special brand of merry meyhem. +There are no funnier conversations I ever heard in my life." Peter Falk may sound like a street guy, but he has a bachelor's degree in political science from the New School of Social Research in New York. +A U.S. Supreme Court decision this year backed the city's claim that a federal energy commission license would override the state's opposition. +Press Association, Britain's domestic news agency, identified the victims as Chief Superintendent Harry Breen and Superintendent Bob Buchanan. +Meanwhile, employers desperate for workers are offering free bus shuttles to work, throwing jobs parties and holding cash-bonus raffles for new workers. +But the moves by Delta and Continental indicate that there is broad support in the industry for a fare increase now. +An estimated 150,000 people from other Central American countries had sought refuge in Honduras the last 10 years, but only 1,500 remain. +Maxwell Blecher, a Los Angeles attorney for Mr. Roth, was out of the country and couldn't be reached for comment. +"It's tentative because it depends on the outcome of the talks in the UAE," said an OPEC spokesman. +The Milan-based newspaper Il Giornale and Il Resto del Carlino of Bologna carried similar, unattributed reports this week. +Iran must not be permitted to choose those provisions of Resolution 598 it likes and ignore the others. +Twelve new governors are learning the ins and outs of their offices from their veteran colleagues during a National Governors' Association seminar. +The investigation continued Sunday. +Olympic Hall at Hamar, to be used for speed skating, are an unprecedented 96m in length. +However, excluding the impact of a lower value for the dollar, international sales increased only 2.1%. +Wintry weather in the country's first national park late last week help get the North Fork, Wolf Lake and Snake complex of fires under control, she said. +They were the poorest bodies. +Robert Bishop, representing a nuclear industry group, said he was the lone dissenter on the advisory group. +But as they spend more time together, Robyn gains respect for Vic's management skills, while Vic begins to listen, if not to agree with, Robyn's notions about capitalism and equal opportunity. +Although embassy officials told Mr. Rowland they couldn't confirm that the proposed Zaire operation had been authorized, State Department officials at the time last May widely assumed the CIA was shipping American arms to Iran. +Inmate barbers at one prison refused to give haircuts to men with AIDS, said the report. +"For 17 years, the March for Life has served as a poignant reminder to all Americans that human life in all its forms must be respected. +His basic structure, of a curved and tiered colonnade broken by a central stair, is handsome, and the stage space is varied - for Juliet's bedroom; for the Capulet tomb - to provide a more intimate, rectangular dance area. +We have to build a new system and develop it organically. +Their "cold-shoulder" policy has neither led to liberalization within Cuba nor stopped Fidel's interventionism abroad. +But by the mid-1980s, GM's market share withered while federal attitudes about antitrust laws relaxed under the Reagan administration. +Yet cuts in staffing were already proposed before the launching of this new review. +It is the second rate cut this month and the seventh this year. The new rate is effective immediately, a bank official said. +Since 1984, 31 California thrifts have come under receivership or conservatorship by state or federal regulators, according to the California Department of Savings and Loan. +"Migraines have totally bad associations for me," he says, including prolonged nausea, excruciating headaches, and numbing paralysis of his arms and legs. +Rain was mixed with snow over northern Wisconsin. +He did not know how many civilians have died in the siege. +"We hold our fall festival every year, but the casket race is such a `monumental' effort for so many people we couldn't `handle' it every year," Darling said. +"The prime motivation at the Fernald plant and other Department of Energy sites was production, and the environment either played no role at all in decisions, or at best a backup role," he said. +'Clients have to agree to absolutely everything we do,' Lord says. +Darman says there should be tighter control and supervision of underwriting risks that now are outside the discipline of the federal budget system. +The Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty largely prevents us from deploying them. +Comdisco stock rose $1 to close at $24.50 in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. +Dukakis opposes the death penalty under any circumstances. +Sceptics point out that supermarkets there wield less clout than in most of Europe, partly because regulatory restrictions have kept the industry fragmented and prevented national chains emerging. +FDA approval requires product labeling that indicates it is not recommended for use for children under 12 and an advisory to physicians that sedentary patients treated with the drug resume activity slowly. +It has disbursed $1.1 million in disaster housing aid statewide and paid $600,000 in individual and family grants. +The company's earnings fell 8 percent to $186 million, or 78 cents a share, in its second quarter ending April 30, while sales rose 16 percent to $3.3 billion. +Investors were reluctant to take risks before the exchange closes for a six-day holiday, while international conditions remained unstable, Arai said. +KIEV, which appears to be one of the most established and successful block stations in the country, switched to brokered time from a music format in the mid-1970s because "we couldn't compete," says Ronald Beaton. +"We are like brothers is what it is," said Cadena, 28. "What it is, is an agreement. +"As we've progressively reduced tariffs, all the data that came in with them are much less available," he adds. +"We would have been much happier if the court had said the board had a duty to increase benefits," said Joseph A. Yablonski, of Yablonski, Both & Edelman, a Washington law firm that represented the players' trustees. +The Pentagon pool in Panama is made up of journalists from the following news organizations: The Associated Press; United Press International; Reuters; Time Magazine; ABC Radio; NBC Television; Houston Chronicle; Houston Post, and Dallas Morning News. +Until recently, OCD, which affects about 2 percent of the population, was considered among the most treatment-resistant tments and new therapeutic techniques pioneered in Europe. +Workers on Tuesday were repairing the airport, closed March 12 after shells exploded on its runway. +On Thursday, the four parties did not meet together, leaving the Americans to work out a compromise proposal. +Sugar prices spurted 3/8 cent a pound at one point and some soybean futures prices closed nearly four cents a bushel higher. +Hundreds of students occupied the compound of a Roman Catholic cathedral in Seoul, built barricades and battled police as violent anti-government protests continued in South Korea. +Despite recent health problems, the 79-year-old Roman Catholic nun has traveled the world incessantly to offer care and comfort to the poor. +Average jury verdicts have increased steadily over the past decade, as Mr. Hermann readily admits. +The measure cleared Kennedy's Labor and Human Resources Committee on a 9-7 vote but is strongly opposed by the administration and other powerful groups, including many business organizations. +Baker, responding to a question while speaking to reporters after the meeting with Meckel, denied that the international talks were being outpaced by domestic developments. +Those who are left enjoy a relatively rich package of benefits. +Most accounts of the battle mention the "providential arrival of the American soldiers," particularly because many of the inhabitants had gone to the village church to pray that they be spared from the German occupiers. +But in US trading it fell further, to below FFr3.42. Another factor worrying dealers was that the franc fell to 77 percentage points on the ERM divergence indicator. +New Joizzy" groused about the rain mussing his hairdo. +A group including New York-based Gabelli Group Inc. raised its stake in Hopper, Soliday & Co. common to 18.9% as an investment. +For example, for the UK there is a tracker fund which uses futures to track the FT-SE index, and a bear fund which aims to achieve broadly the opposite of the index. +Yuji Okumoto as the accused murderer and Miguel Fernandes as one of several villains, give strong supporting performances. +Bridgestone Corp. of Japan plans to create the most-technologically advanced tire company in the world when it purchases Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Bridgestone President Akira Yeiri said. +The 18 hostages include eight Americans, four Britons, two Swiss, two West Germans, an Irishman and an Italian. +It's not." "He is a beautiful man. +Under the recapitalization, Harcourt would take on almost $3 billion in debt and pay holders a special common share dividend of $40 a share in cash, plus a fraction of a share of newly issued preferred stock. +But the number of Japanese companies on the lookout for deals hasn't diminished. +Mr. Fireman has also been awarded a one-time grant of options to purchase 2.5 million Reebok common shares. +For example, the federal funds rate averaged about 6 5/8%, up slightly from Tuesday's average of 6.58%. +Landmark posted a fourth quarter 1989 loss of $20.5 million, compared with a profit of $16.9 million a year earlier. +Although the measure had 46 co-sponsors and advanced to public hearings, it later died in the Ways and Means Committee. +Modrow's government predicted the White House initiative would speed a conventional armed forces reduction being negotiated in Vienna. +In the past few months, he has tried to shift the Air Force's emphasis toward conventional threats and potential Third World hot spots, instead of missiles and long-range nuclear missions. +Asked whether the president believed Quayle should be dropped from the ticket, Fitzwater said: "It is not a relevant question." "Senator Quayle is the vice presidential candidate and he's a good one," he said. +They've gone down the wrong path by following MTV," contends Charles Young, who spearheaded the study for Survey Center. +Three people were killed, including a soldier beaten to death by a mob. +Otherwise, what is the point of such reports? Emu is not the only topic on which the report has controversial things to say. +Lloyds Bank has joined the Switch debit card scheme to which the other large high street banks already belong. +Ralph W. Hardy, First Media vice president, said the sale "is really just a redeployment of the company's assets. +The defense strongly disagreed, however, arguing that the jury had been "contaminated" by talking to the judge after the dismissal and "can't possibly be put back together." +It was priced at a spread of 1.70 percentage points above the Treasury yield curve at 5.5 years. +It took party leaders until June 2 to put Uno in office, partly because they had trouble finding someone untouched by the scandal. +And the people who were there who may harm them know that we're present and we're armed and we'll come after them. +In the past, they mostly produced simpler commemorative sheets. +A federal judge here temporarily blocked the combination of supermarket chains resulting from American Stores Co.'s $2.51 billion acquisition of Lucky Stores Inc. +A New Clock That's Off the Wall IF MINIMALISM means stripping a design to its bare essentials, the designers of the Real Wall Clock have achieved their goal. +An honorary knighthood wouldn't mean Reagan could call himself Sir Ronald. +Investors will be watching for shocks at HSBC Holdings as it concludes the interim results season for UK banks. +In the second stage, the two states would be joined by the four allies to discuss the international implications of unification. +Coast Guard Rear Admiral Joel D. Sipes disputed Kolstad's assertions about the lack of international cooperation and said his agency prefers working within international agreements. +Four mortar bombs and 25 pounds of explosives were found aboard a bus crossing the border from the Republic of Ireland, said police in Londonderry. +House members and senators must annually report their outside income, including speaking fees _ known as honoraria _ gifts, assets and liabilities. +During the liquidity booms of the 1920s and 1980s, consumers and companies accumulated debt in a wild, giddy spree. +The charges involved the firm's Providence, R.I., office. +In London, it cost $1.6900 to buy one pound, cheaper than Friday's $1.7015. +We did not make them into proper profit centres.' The aim is to create multi-disciplinary teams which will sit together and concentrate solely on one product line. +There are acres of arrival and departures halls. Plenty of seating is available, even at peak travel times. +But, as one Dublin official, admited, 'we have only recently begun to scratch at the surface of the issues'. Three areas were covered: Government in the province. +A record 12,000 athletes from 161 nations, including the Soviet Union and other communist countries, are expected to compete. +Carlucci said earlier this week that he didn't feel the Pentagon should be involved in law enforcement work. +Too many of us know too little about it." +Archer-Daniels eased 1/8 to 20 3/4. +But for Mr. Gephardt, Mr. Simon and the rest, Iowa performs the function of a high hurdle in the political marathon: Stumble here and your campaign is crippled. +In 1980, doctors first used the insertable catheter tubes with removable caps. +The University of Wisconsin has worked on white potatoes, North Carolina State has worked on soybeans and researchers at Purdue have experimented with lettuce. +He promised Cacheris that the affidavit would be released to the public within about a month. +Sunday's poll showed Dinkins leading a four-way Democratic primary against Koch, Comptroller Harrison J. Goldin and real estate developer Richard Ravitch. +Where the effort has gotten nowhere is with CBS News and the Environmental Protection Agency. +The book cries out for more of this. +The newspaper said that while Venezuela's production capacity would rise to 4.2 million barrels a day, the country would have a production target of just 3.7 million barrels a day. +In parks, forests and on Mediterranean beaches, millions of Israelis celeberated Independence Day with picnics and barbecues. Police reported massive traffic jams, and Israel radio said recreation sites were filled. +Americans and Britons were involved in other cases. +That steel-consuming niche alone has more than twice as many employees as basic steelmaking. +Says William Withuhn, a rail historian at the Smithsonian Institution: "Mr. +The focus will continue to be on rotational, selective buying in issues with strong earnings outlooks and low price-earnings ratios, they said. +Bilzerian was convicted of submitting false documents to the SEC, filing false tax returns and rigging transactions to skirt federal tax and disclosure laws in tandem with Jefferies. +They provide both material and perspective. +It said its goal was still to break even in 1995-96. Mr Xavier de Mezrac, financial director, said Euro Disney could expect a 1 per cent to 2 per cent increase in visitors for every 1 per cent cut in the price of entry. +Bangladesh struggled to provide relief to millions of survivors of a cyclone that devastated heavily populated coastal areas and about a dozen islands in the Bay of Bengal on Tuesday. +Though not an authorized biography, it does share its subject's well-known distaste for gossip. +Owners may also hope that inflation will tend to push up the value of their properties at least in cash terms. +Haifa Police Chief Yaacov Haviv said he is certain terrorists staged a Saturday night hand grenade attack in Haifa. +"The verbal intervention and actual intervention G-7 is taking to push the dollar lower is working so far," said Mr. Prielipp of DG Bank. +Among the scheduled witnesses are New Jersey Gov. Thomas Kean; Albert Shanker, president of the American Federation of Teachers; and Stephanie Robinson of the National Urban League. +Realpolitik requires a subtle hand and a patient philosophy. +During a September 1987 visit to Bonn, Honecker called respect for Europe's present borders a basic condition of peace. +ORANGE JUICE: Futures prices fell sharply, more than erasing Friday's gains. +Europe 1 radio in Paris on Monday quoted a nurse for Doctors of the World, a French humanitarian group, as saying the 17 survivors were found in a bread factory near Spitak on Wednesday. +Gorbachev offered condolences Sunday, expressing his "respect for Georgia and its industrious people who are distinguished for their glorious traditions, original culture and friendliness." But Georgian activists dismissed the gesture. +I'd rather things happen And then second-guess. +Asked if criticism of Trump and jokes about his business and marital difficulties affect the airline, Nobles said, "I don't know of any hard feelings. +Analysts said part of the reason for the popularity of short-term bills, which are regarded as the safest and stodgiest of investments, was investor fear about growing international trade tensions and concern about Brazil's financial woes. +This means doing no more for the Soviets than we would do for another state, but also doing no less. +He declined comment on reports that Jordan's King Hussein had defended Iraq's president. +The church has denied the charge. +Florio leveled his own conflict of interest charges, saying Courter's law firm represented Westinghouse Electric Co., a defense contractor, while Courter was a member of the Armed Services Committee. +BPW President Betty Forbes said nearly half of those polled are Republicans and the survey "shows women this year aren't going to vote the party lines. +Stock prices dropped sharply Wednesday in edgy trading, weakened by fears of higher interest rates that pushed the Dow Jones industrial average to a three-month low. +All three memorial Masses began at 8 p.m. Monday, the time Miss Ball's three most popular programs were often broadcast. +Among refined products traded on the exchange, No. 2 heating oil for December delivery rose 0.81 cent to 60.08 cents a gallon. +In the original proposal, the company had said "substantially all" of the $47-a-share offer was cash. +In a similar analysis, the Transportation Department found that fares in 1988 were 18.7% higher at concentrated airports. +But their resistance remains firm: 20 of 25 Istanbul district chiefs boycotted Mrs. Ozal's first political lunch. +Vatican officials so far have declined comment. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Purolator fell 87.5 cents, to $39.75. +"Without the administration's support, the idea of raising taxes is futile," the Washington Democrat told reporters. +"In New Jersey, in any given year, the increase in Medicaid necessary just to maintain current services consumed about one-half of all the new funds available for our department," according to Mr. Altman. +Hartley shows a nice touch for deadpan humor, and as black comedy, the film works. +A charter flight carrying American women and children from Kuwait was heading to North Carolina Thursday after a stopover in London. +The December contract fell 1.05 cents a pound to $1.2375. +Lukin, 31, started out playing the cello as a boy in music school. +Analysts said it is unlikely those claims can be resolved in any fashion other than liquidation. +Union Carbide had argued the order would prejudice the case's outcome. +Syrian forces came to Lebanon under a 1976 Arab League Peacekeeping mandate and now control 70 percent of Lebanese territory. +But the company scrapped the heart of its afternoon programming Sunday to show Mandela's walk to freedom, even though the event occurred 75 minutes behind schedule. +The younger Zanti has already run 24 miles and 22 miles on the ship during training, said his father, a tool-and-die maker who lives in suburban Catonsville. +Under Gorbachev's proposals, the Council of Ministers headed by Ryzhkov would be replaced by several bodies under direct presidential control. +Lloyds Bank was down 20 pence at 523 pence ($8.80), Midland Bank was down 24 at 633, Barclays was off 16 at 543, and National Westminster Bank was off 12 at 673. +Whether the quarry is Dan Quayle's draft status or Clarence Thomas's vocabulary, the pack tends to lose its common sense and sense of fairness. +He reckons medical science has become 'wholly decadent and self-serving' and his two-part drama The Healer, about a newly-appointed senior house officer, reflects this (9.30 BBC1). +April platinum rose $6.40 an ounce to $415.30. +Michael Diamond, assistant director of the organization's International Division, said most of the YMCAs in 92 countries run themselves without computers. +Molpus said South Korea was in violation of obligations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and under tariff concessions agreed to in the Tokyo Round of multilateral trade negotiations. +McKenna said he made notes of those admissions. +"Ignore him," an elderly businessman advises the environmentalist under his breath, clearly getting caught up in the action. +It was the last operating hospital in the war-torn city. +The poll, based on interviews of 1,654 people nationwide between Friday and Tuesday, had a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percent. +With this cooling, he calculated, the universe would slip into an unstable state that physicists call a false vacuum, during which vast amounts of energy are temporarily stored. +The Civic line, Honda's lowest-priced car line, offers sedan, hatchback and wagon models. +Gov. Steve Cowper said the state will require "absolute proof that equipment is in place" to combat future oil spills. "If it's not done, we're authorized to close the pipeline," he said. +But it won't begin to flex any of its regulatory muscle until next month. +Schwarz estimated that five percent of doctors and nurses refuse to treat AIDS patients. +That was an increase over the vice president's 33 percent to 29 percent edge in polling Tuesday, the network said. +The athletic wear manufacturer said it has been named official supplier of game uniforms, practice wear and warm-up suits to the NBA, beginning this season. +Tokyo's healthy morning gains withered as investor interest flagged. +Adirondack Festival of American Music (Saranac Lake). +A commission spokesman said the fines will be imposed through yesterday, but said the EC will drop the legal proceedings it had begun against the West German government. +But it also sought to sooth building tensions with the Roman Catholic Church. +But the mayor, who declined to be interviewed for this story, is belligerent about the latest shootings. +People who arrange endorsement deals for celebrities say Mr. Tyson's problems could be worse. +The party daily, Rabotnichesko Delo, already had reported calls for an early congress, the only party forum that can elect a new Central Committee. +As previously reported, the trustee account is funded from dividends derived from British Columbia Resources' holding of 3.3 million common shares of Westcoast Transmission Co., Vancouver. +Major U.S. law firms have been scrambling to take advantage of perceived new business opportunites in Western and Eastern Europe. +He was married to German actress Lilli Palmer, with whom he lived in Switzerland. +U.S. bankers grouse about rules they think make no sense, laws that seem unenforced and the ministry's "gyosei shido," or administrative guidance. +The House bill creates new criminal offenses for concealing assets from government regulators or obstructing their investigations but leaves untouched the current maximum sentence of 30 years for S&L fraud. +"We're not looking at any idealogical movement or political movement or liberal or conservative or civil rights or law enforcement," Rockoff said. "Nor do I want to be called a zealot. +"Casey was writing and tearing up pieces of paper," said Mr. Gates of a chaotic session at CIA headquarters in November that year before Mr. Casey testified. +In its final report to Reagan, the president's Council of Economic Advisers said reducing protection for depositors would encourage them to more closely "monitor the financial health" of the institutions holding their money. +But the accident investigation has found the weight of the train was about 8,900 tons, and that possibly only two of the locomotive had "dynamic braking" capability _ which Dickenson described as akin to downshifting on a car to help slow it. +What was needed was not an elixir of love but one of youth. +Wright, Mallick and their wives jointly formed a small investment company called "Mallightco" and used it to make several investments. +It was actually Bush's second stay of the summer at the spot he calls "this heaven" and where he has come every summer of his life except one when he was off fighting in the Pacific. +"Now I just want to see Mom and Dad," said Lammerding, a native of Sacramento, Calif. "I hope to be back in Saudi Arabia next month. +Go-Video claims that now all major VCR patents are either owned or controlled by Japanese companies, except for the Go-Video patent. +The difference in quality was obvious, even in terms of cels _ the single sheets of celluloid in which animators draw the foreground action. +Even if the employment report is ambiguous, several economists urge the Fed to move swiftly to cut rates. +In several letters, he discussed worries he would be extradited to the United States. +The company underwent a major restructuring under Roderick, including the writedown of $3 billion in mostly steel assets and the $10 billion acquisitions of Marathon Oil Co. and Texas Oil & Gas Corp. +And it reinforces the idea of unity. +A study is under way to devise the form of the contract, as well as a new index. The current Korean stockmarket index, known as Kospi, covers too many small stocks to be viable as the basis for a futures contract. +Mr. Boyd, 42 years old, had been director of research since last June. +But in a Gallup poll done Friday through Sunday, he led by just four points, a dead heat because of the margin of error. +Norway's bankers association calculates that eight foreign banking units posted a combined 1988 profit of 10.9 million Norwegian kroner ($1.5 million), down 40% from 18.3 million kroner in 1987. +However Roche says the caution is necessary due to DDC's past history of toxicity -- a painful neuropathy or nerve damage to the feet. +September's producer price figures already show some impact of devaluation on input costs. +In honor of Mr. Sinatra, the company's stock symbol is BLUE. +No men were in sight at the headquarters, and a male visitor was eyed with suspicion. +Attempts by the Chamorro government to move to a market economy have provoked violent Sandinista reaction, including the two paralyzing strikes in May and July. +Many more are expected as more states open their doors to outsiders. +Even the classmates of four of the victims - the fifth was a 6-year-old girl - seemed to take the Thursday afternoon shootings in stride, said a teacher at the imposing cinder-block Shaw Junior High School. +The rating concern raised to triple-B from double-B the unit's senior debt, and raised to triple-B-minus from single-B-plus its subordinated debt. +Five years ago: Space officials delayed the launch of a second satellite from the shuttle Challenger, one day after the first satellite misfired and disappeared after deployment. +"We're delighted," said Labor campaign manager Bryan Gould. +But the Soviets might still face legal obstacles to raising money in the U.S. until they settle hundreds of millions of dollars in additional debt still outstanding from the World War II lend-lease program. +Today's mantra in corporate circles is: People Count. +Feeling "not comfortable," he broke off discussions with the director shortly after becoming chairman, he said. +A federal appeals court upheld Wednesday a preliminary injunction barring a $5.7 billion hostile takeover of Consolidated Gold Fields PLC by South Africa-linked Minorco SA. +Recent U.S. experience in dealing with the Soviet Union gives credence to this course of action. +LaRouche has not filed tax returns since 1979, the indictment said. +In the equity markets, the number of initial public offerings has been cut in half this year compared with 1987, but the dollar value remains quite high. +Average weekly earnings in September were $338.67, up 3.5 percent from a year earlier. +The legislation stems from a 1984 Supreme Court ruling that says an organization receiving federal aid must follow anti-discrimination rules only for the program that receives the aid, and not for the entire organization or institution. +The threat prompted the 12 European Economic Community nations and several other countries to withdraw their ambassadors from Iran. The Iranian Parliament voted Tuesday to break relations with Britain unless Britain within a week reversed its stand. +It should be a beautiful spring and summer. +But you do have examples of celebration. +Couples can take in the Spirit of Carnival in Venice, Italy, from Feb. 23 to March 1, the Grand Prix in Monte Carlo from May 23 to 28 or the Beaujolais Nouveau Celebration in France from Nov. 11 to 15. +Harvey was paroled Jan. 18 after serving 18 months of a six-year sentence for aggravated robbery and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, Holt said. +In a brief, unattributed report, the magazine said Ahmad Khomeini "has recently summoned several officials of Hezbollah to discuss this issue." +Stock prices moved lower on the opening bell amid some profit-taking. +The peak dividend years, averaging payout growth of 13 percent, were followed in the ensuing six-month periods by returns on the Standard & Poor's 500-stock composite index averaging a paltry 1.8 percent. +The body of Jewish religious teachings lists other disasters said to have accurred on that day, such as the fall of Beitar, the last stronghold of anti-Roman Jewish rebels, in 135 A.D. and the creation of a Roman temple in Jerusalem a year later. +DOE contributed $50 million to the project over a six-year period. +Nor were there any joint sanctions against China. +Northwest spokesman Kevin Whalen said Flight 84 arrived in Los Angeles from Honolulu. +Drug barons often hire teen-agers _ known here as sicarios _ from Medellin's poor neighborhoods to carry out their campaigns of bombings and assassinations. +The 20 are alleged to belong to a group called Egypt's Revolution. +Late in the day, dealers quoted California revenue anticipation notes maturing in June as yielding 2.50%, with the yield down 0.40 percentage point on the day. +Mr. Moch already had sent the entrepreneur a polite rejection. +So I think that adage still holds an enduring truth. +Still, many students use advanced placement credits as a cushion to lessen their course load or to take a job. +In 1988, he was named Pet president, and had hopes of some day running the renamed Whitman, he said, but his "upward track" appeared blocked beginning about six months ago. +'We must emphatically make this deep process of reform part of the everyday life of the population. 'That's when the reforms become institutionalised. +The mine sits on the richest copper deposit in the world. +The suit asks the court to make Mr. Marcos return that sum, pay $12.55 billion in damages and reimburse the commission for $12.5 million it spent in tracking his wealth. +Willerding stepped down a day after the East German public was told how top party leaders took bribes, lived opulent lifestyles, went on luxury vacations and squirreled away billions of dollars in Swiss bank accounts. +Pending the recommendations of the task force, he has no firm answer. +But the controversial settler patrols of the occupied lands have spurred accusations the settlers are taking too much of the law into their own hands. +Walesa also evoked the common history of the two peoples who existed together for centuries in Poland. +Consumer Foods third-quarter sales and operating profits grew 12 percent and 10 percent, respectively. +He said Pillsbury's board of directors has not been able to come up with an alternative after meeting four times since the offer was made. +It said this would be due to the short-run shock of change. +Temperatures around the nation at 3 a.m. EDT ranged from 38 degrees at Hibbing, Minn., to 85 at Phoenix. +North's lawyers say the information is essential to his defense. +An official of the Maritime Safety Agency, Japan's coast guard, reported a 660-by-70-foot oil slick off Ine, about 490 miles southwest of Tokyo. +The bank was sold off to its creditors. The BEF saga frightened larger Spanish banks into freezing interbank business with the boutiques and Mr Rubio was forced to set aside about Pta40bn to ensure that others did not get into similar trouble. +"We would be willing to hold talks on many grounds," Endara said. "If Gen. +The dummy was prettier," he said. +I can't do anything about it. +A large proportion of zero-coupon bonds could be subject to tax calls by borrowers, dealers said. +Such thoughts, at least, seemed to be buying peace from shareholders yesterday. +Output per hour gained only 2% among U.S. manufacturers in 1989, exceeding only Sweden's 1.6% rise among 11 industrial countries, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said. +He has laryngitis." Vice President Dan Quayle addressed the broadcasters' group on Monday. +Benjamin J. Hobson, 11, was in intensive care unit at St. Francis, reported in critical condition. +"It can hardly be said that an employer has the right to fire an employee if he must pay damages caused by the firing," states a recent study by the insurance compensation council. +"Because of the uncertanties, there is some bidding back of prices to ensure that the upcoming supply can be adequately absorbed." +The spot where Mazzoni huddled for cover may have been the only area left standing. "The whole big gym fell down," he said. "There was stuff flying all at us. +AT&T said Tandem will be the first computer company with which it will develop connections to its 5ESS phone switch under the Integrated Services Digital Network standards. +But park officials examined them and said they are doing fine even though they were evacuated from their normal range. +In New York, diplomats at the United Nations said Iran agreed to hold more U.N. talks on ending the gulf war but repeated that Iraq must be branded the aggressor as the first step toward peace. +Skripka, the Foreign Ministry official in Moscow, made sure a reporter saw a villager's quote reported in the Operation Salam newsletter. +Much of the sales growth has been the result of consumers being wooed as never before by carmakers seeking either to stem losses or hang on to profitability and to keep production lines going. +The Army must be able to reinforce Europe quickly in time of a crisis. +It is doubtful that the Texas Democrat would want to leave the presidential fight to push through a bill that raises taxes or gives tax breaks to interest groups. +But everything is a little stilted, as though the entire movie is taking its cue from Desi Arnaz Jr.'s flatfooted imitation of his father. +Plastic plates and cups and a bouquet of cloth flowers were set out next to a busy food line. +The Bush administration argues that the Soviet plan offers Saddam Hussein too many face-saving concessions and protections. +That left the division with 20% less inventory from which customers can pick. +Foreign machinery orders also poured in, rising 24% in the same period from a year ago. +The United Nations plans to send a peacekeeping force of 7,500 military personnel and 2,000 members of a civilian support staff to oversee elections for a national assembly in Namibia. +In his speech, Brady said that the administration was considering ways to boost the personal savings rate as a way of increasing the pool of funds from which businesses could borrow to make long-term investment. +Mahe said that, for the most part, it is "standard operating procedure" for such senior political appointees to offer their resignations _ and then let the president decide whether they remain. +Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, distancing himself from the government he helped create, said today that a reunified Germany poses no danger to Poland and he wants Soviet troops out as soon as possible. +Banks and money exchanges will be closed Monday and Tuesday while the government implements a new anti-inflation economic package, a legislator announced Sunday. +The Elf-Total-BP joint venture has already spent $11.6 million on the permit to drill, most of it for seismic tests, said Elf's chief of French operations, Bruno Weymuller. +Ron Besserer, who danced in that and has danced with Martha Clarke and Lar Lubovitch, will be on the tour. +Horn's comments, carried by Hungary's state-run MTI news agency, came after a meeting between Romanian Communist Party leader Nicolae Ceausescu and Hungarian party chairman Rezsoe Nyers. +No other Beech-Nut products are affected by the recall. +He even takes a surprising liking for Mr. Cliburn, and offers captivating glimpses into the weird home the pianist shares with his 90-year-old mother, his many pianos and Christmas trees. +He said Crimson-Heritage, based in Cambridge, Mass., operates from 175 locations in 22 states and had about $700 million in sales last year. +For several years, it may seem as though nothing is wrong. +The last four years have demonstrated that establishing liberal capitalism in eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union will be a task with many interruptions. +Meanwhile, construction continues madly, paying no attention to demand. +For example, in the Merc's Standard & Poor's 500 stock-index futures pit, contracts are currently traded for delivery in March, June, September and December. +Mr. Moskolenko's achievements, acknowledged by his frequent invitations to confer with party boss Gorbachev's chief economic aides in Moscow, provide a measure of how far the Soviet leader's reform drive has come in the past 28 months. +Under the supervision of trained researchers, the student diggers excavate the ruins of the Anasazi, the "ancient ones" in the language of some of their apparent descendants, the Navajo. +Hustler attorney David Kahn has argued that the guards were fired because of poor work performance. +The networks have hired a consulting firm to study the new ratings system, said Bill Rubens, NBC vice president for research. The results are expected this summer. +Austria began about six months ago to liberalize its financial markets in preparation for a possible entry into the European Community. +Andreotti arrived Tuesday for a 24-hour visit in his capacity as chairman for November of the U.N. Security Council. +"It challenges our thinking to try to understand why did Venus evolve in such a different fashion than Earth. +TVA Chairman Marvin Runyon appointed Kingsley on Wednesday. +The 4-year-old Nashville band Restless Heart won best group, while Mary Chapin Carpenter of Washington, D.C., was voted new female vocalist. +He said those with a "serious interest" numbered less than five and consisted of both Canadian and foreign concerns. +The losses result largely from Norwich's loan-loss provisions of $16 million for the fourth quarter and $37.5 million for the year; loan charge-offs totaled $7.4 million and $17.1 million, respectively. +Beyond the issue of whether the nation will be at war by late January is the current sharp economic downturn, already pronounced a recession by many private economists. +Nausea seems a commonplace symptom. +(38) "Anything But Love," ABC, 14.0. +The civic group was seeking to force Donald Trump, the high-profile developer, to drastically scale down his plans for Trump City, a huge office and apartment complex on Manhattan's West Side. +In it, King was criticized for treating legislative and judicial figures as if they were his employees. +In 1862, a bill ending slavery in the District of Columbia became law. +The Dec. 2 election campaign has shaped much of the debate over German unification and has helped to dismember the once-broad coalition government put together by de Maiziere. +Dow has searched for six years. +The Reuter Foundation has awarded fellowships to eight journalists to study in Britain, France and the United States. +It is the third novel starring Simon Quarry, "a reclusive British publisher," who functions on the sly as an ace government hit man. +Despite his show-biz tumbling, the 5-foot-7 Thomas weighed 168 pounds, some 40 over his competitive weight. +Sarah Heward has been appointed md of Corney & Barrow, the chain of ten (soon to be 11, when Farringdon opens) restaurants and wine bars in the City. +For the week it lost more than 4 percent against the West German mark and Japanese yen. +"Personally, I've chosen Raymond Barre," said Louapre, a construction engineer. "Mr. +But, he said, "I think we're in serious times now, with the crime being what it is and the drug epidemic. +That is why he is building more prisons. +Five years from the millennium, the world looks likely to keep going. It is less clear that Greenpeace's sense of mission and its public support will survive. +WITH summer holidays upon us, thoughts are turning to reading material for those long, lazy days on the beach. +Kimball's parents had tearfully asked for mercy for their son. +Advisers such as George Marshall, Dean Acheson and Clark Clifford now merit the status of 'wise men'. +Using Khomeini's parlance, the hard-liners have accused Rafsanjani of favoring "American Islam" - a diluted version of the real thing. +Both Piaget and Baume & Mercier were owned by the Piaget family. +The drought is one of several inflationary pressures increasing chances for higher interest rates this year. +A leading employee representative said yesterday the management of the Deutsche Aerospace (Dasa) subsidiary had chosen a 'confrontation strategy'. +I listen to what he's saying, and it triggers something in me. +An Alaska senator called for a temporary ban on fishing in part of the Bering Sea as the Coast Guard said Wednesday that 15 foreign vessels have been detected fishing illegally in Alaskan waters over the past 18 months. +The most serious bombing occurred Friday at Concepcion's soft drink company on the outskirts of Manila. +But questions were already being raised about Mediobanca's role in the new Italy. +Mr. Bush is expected to make an address on Asia sometime next month, before his Asia trip. +The sense of panoramic unfolding was unconfident: she tends to run at things. +Moslem insurgents began fighting after a Communist coup in April 1978 and Soviet military forces entered the country in December 1979. +"It was noisy and busy all day long. +Ali spoke to reporters after a meeting with Ahmed Ali el-Mirghani, chairman of the Sudanese Supreme Council, which has the same role as a head of state. +He was arrested just before he planned to board a plane for Singapore en route to Los Angeles. +A broader bill establishing major new spending to help poor and middle-income families with child care costs awaits resolution of House and Senate differences and also faces a veto threat. +They said they would meet again in about a month. +So Peter Busch, a local beer distributor, found the perfect gift _ an artifical reef. +So stage combat can never be historically accurate, or you'd kill the actors. +The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, for instance, urges all expectant mothers over 35 to undergo amniocentesis to learn whether the fetus has birth defects. +True, when you went to college, there wasn't that much to learn. +Their scope for action is wide. +It produces 17 tons of milk a day, and 8,000 tons of potatoes a year. +Police said the bomb was put on a window sill at the back of the church. +It can be progressive, rising more than proportionately with income. Politicians often claim that the administrative problems of switching to an expenditure tax would be overwhelming. +Bell of Pennsylvania says the service would enhance the privacy of the person being called, enabling him or her to screen incoming calls and pinpoint their origin. +Angola says South Africa has 9,000 troops in its territory backed by heavy artillery. +But while millions of Brazilian blacks and whites live and work side by side in apparent harmony, many here contend that "racial democracy" is a myth. +On Friday, gunfire forced down a low-flying Vermont National Guard helicopter on a medical emergency flight. +Many store shelves are empty, essential foodstuffs are rationed, and electricity is periodically cut off. +In central France, the first winter snow cut electricity and made driving hazardous. +International Totalizator makes computerized ticketing and betting systems. +It owns six television stations that were once part of Storer Communications, acquired by the buyout specialists Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. in a leveraged buyout in 1985. +It is believed the flotation could double the value of shares held by some 96 per cent of the company's 500 employees. Taunton is expected to sell just under 50 per cent of its shares. +The Navy goal is to reach 6% by 1996. +The speed of the fall indicated that "people are worried that it's going to go bust," said David Grimbley, an advertising agency analyst with the London investment firm Hoare Govett Ltd. +The bank holding company previously paid 41 cents quarterly. +A group in Santa Barbara, Calif., has spurred anti-drug peer pressure among the city's youth, he said. +Kate Michelman, director of the National Abortion Rights Action League, said: "All the evidence points to the fact that he will vote to overrule Roe vs. Wade," referring to the 1973 decision that recognized the right to abortion. +"Either way, they paid the costs," he said. "That's what real integrity is. +Two American plastic surgeons who recently visited Vietnam agreed to a three-year program of cooperation with Vietnamese doctors, the official Vietnam News Agency reported. +It rivals Kennedy's proposed Community Housing Partnership Act, which would allocate $500 million in federal matching funds to non-profit affordable housing projects. +There was never much doubt about it, but now we know: Glyndebourne's new, round opera house is a magnificent success. +If we leave the situation as it is now, factionalism and power politics will continue to prevail." Uno asked party members on Friday to refrain from factionalism in the presidential race. +Declining stocks routed advancers on the New York Stock Exchange by 1,230 to 353. +Ford can't make a full-fledged bid for Jaguar until U.K. government restrictions expire. +Based on the narrower deficit, some economists are now forecasting an upward revision to the second-quarter gross national product growth rate from the 1.7% rate reported last month. +Applications for building permits, a barometer of future housing activity, edged down 0.4 percent in December. +Volume swelled to 194,530,000 shares from 160,620,000 Monday but was still below the 200-million-plus levels that have prevailed since the Christmas rally. +Burmese troops made no moves to disperse a crowd of about 100,000 people who demonstrated peacefully in Rangoon for democracy. +But in Auckland, New Zealand, 33% of the Class A office space sits vacant, and it leases for $16 a square foot. +He said he will hire round-the-clock supervision for her when she gets home from the hospital. +Britain's Cadbury Schweppes PLC agreed to buy Procter & Gamble Co.'s struggling Crush International soft-drink business for $220 million, strengthening its U.S. market share but paying a steep price. +The property sector, 2.7 per cent lower, bore the brunt of the selling pressure. AUSTRALIA recouped much of its early loss to close only slightly down on the day. +The supplies are to be transported through eight corridors on barges, trucks, railroads and airplanes. +The underwriters offered the issue at prices to yield from 5.60% on bonds due in 1989 to 7.30% on bonds due in 2007 and 2008. +Fired employees can draw 60 percent of salary for a year and then 50 percent. +Pope Air Force Base officials at Fayetteville, N.C., ordered 12 to 14 C-130 transport planes to Little Rock Air Force Base to wait out the storm. +The German industry organisation, Bundesverband Deutscher Industrie, is particularly in favour of threshold reduction. The precise impact of lowering the thresholds in terms of increasing Brussels' power is difficult to gauge. +The evolution of computers will be faster than the evolution of animals." As computers evolve, the differences between electronic and flesh-and-blood brains will become less distinct, Minsky said. "Some day we'll have machines that think like humans. +I came to America when I was 10 years old. +"The children are more articulate. +The new-style 39th German Art & Antiques Fair International opens its doors to foreign dealers, but exhibits rather few of them. +Dole said he may attempt to package the S&L bill with another bill raising the nation's debt limit above $2.8 trillion. +"I am for a strong defense. +Leek said that for years he kept the Presley disc with his wife's records, and later placed it in a bank safety deposit box after they moved to Key Largo, Fla. +Padres, 61, had conducted similar sessions for about the past month at his house in a shantytown east of Tijuana. +The BellSouth merger was seen as an attempt to thwart McCaw Cellular Communications' $110-a-share tender offer for LIN. +Japan was more competitive, he said. The minister repeated Tokyo's rejection it should set market share targets as a measurement of access. +"We didn't do all the things we wanted to do with Armstrong. +The former head of a defunct Wall Street brokerage firm was charged Monday with illegally inflating the prices of three stocks in a two-year scheme undone by the 1987 stock market crash. +But voters apparently remember Jackson as the lovable, portly man who married couples, boxed with Muhammad Ali and stood outside City Hall collecting NAACP donations in a huge cowboy hat. +A correspondent sent a guidebook and told her how the city's 300-year-old trees were destroyed by Hurricane Hugo. +On Tuesday, Dukakis donned a helmet and rode in a M-1 Abrams tank at a General Dynamics facility in Sterling Heights, Mich., where he charged the Reagan administration sought to cut tank production by a quarter. +French regulators plan to rule June 16 on the takeover battle. +Cray Research Inc., the world's biggest maker of supercomputers, was the nation's most profitable electronics company in 1987 for a second consecutive year, according to a magazine survey released Thursday. +There was a big drop in energy prices, along with a sharp rise in food costs that most analysts expect to be temporary. +MR SIA Hok Kiang, a Malaysian tin miner, sat in his hut surrounded by jungle anxiously watching the latest prices on his computer screen. The tin market was falling yet again. +Gourmet Cos., Atlanta, food service and golf facilities management, $21.3 million. +Police said they expected the death toll to climb. +Those included providing documentation which was not 'open to abuse in ways similar to those which led to complaints against Eurocopy', Sir Gordon said. +With 73 percent of the 418 precincts reporting, Mrs. Givens had 63 percent to Shepherd's 21 percent and Robinson's 16 percent. +Sterling's enforced departure from the exchange rate mechanism and the threatened Tory rebellion over Maastricht have dented Mr Major's authority at home and his standing in Europe. +The resurgence of conflict in Yugoslavia and some bad corporate results depressed investors. OMV, the oil group, came under pressure on concerns over its exposure to Libya, which faces the imposition of UN sanctions. +The company sought the waiver to allow Materiel Enterprises to sell telecommunications equipment to companies and other organizations outside the Nynex family. Judge Greene, who oversees the consent decree, rejected the Nynex request in 1987. +Earlier, a Falwell spokesman said the evangelist probably would back North for public office. +DDT should still be used, with appropriate safeguards, wherever pests can be well controlled, and particularly when more expensive chemicals cannot be afforded. +The East Germans, most in their early 20s and carrying papers provided by the West German Embassy in Vienna, boarded one of the trains that leave each night with refugees bound for West Germany. +Many excelled in athletics in high school and college, she said, and her organization's hotline gets an occasional call from professional athletes who fear that if they seek help, they will be identified and fired. +In March 1987 a somewhat mindless row brought his downfall as party chairman. +I think it's a mistake," Arledge said. +Saudi officials, speaking Monday on condition of anonymity, echoed the concern voiced a day earlier by U.S. Secretary of State James Baker III. +Analysts expect that market share to keep growing, to perhaps 37 percent by 1993. +In the 1988 period, USX also had a $71 million after-tax gain from a tax dispute settlement. +Henri Namphy in a weekend coup and naming Lt. Gen. +No fair-trade algebra exists to quantify that loss to the U.S. +The ban was aimed at preventing clashes following the stabbing deaths of three Israelis by a Palestinian man in Jerusalem on Sunday. +While the House measure restricts Reagan's arms control policies and Star Wars, it granted Reagan's request for spending for a vast variety of weapons. +MR John Mirams, marketing director at International Software Marketing, found time to answer the telephone, but with difficulty. +"We saw some very strong capital-goods imports in the last half of 1987, and it appears that's a trend rather than a temporary phenomenon." +The key prosecution witness, former No. 2 Westie Francis "Mickey" Featherstone, said the gang had even shot a union leader as a favor to reputed Gambino boss John Gotti. +"During this period I shall try to ensure peace and stability, hold free and fair elections and hand over power to the elected representatives of the people," he said. +A body count of dead animals is about all anyone can hope to accomplish, said Jon Lyman, Alaska Department of Fish and Game spokesman. +Although the disciplinary boards have grown in strength in recent years, the report by Department of Health and Human Services' inspector general said most of the cases brought to them are settled through consent agreements. +Iraqis will take the war into the cities of the attacking nations if it is attacked," the paper said. +The first of a seven-part documentary, Singles (ITV, 10.40pm) features 'Ruby, 24, blonde and beautiful' and her efforts to find a partner in London. +The chief drawback is the translator's introduction which is largely irrelevant and ill-informed. +"You have George and Jack and Bob, and they're all like peas in a pod," he says. +Rohm & Haas attributed much of the improvement to generally favorable industry conditions "around the world." +Firefighter Joseph Immler doesn't yet know who he will support for president next year. +Cheri Quinn, an off-duty Northwest flight attendant who was on the DC-9, said a similar chute at the plane's left front exit failed to open and passengers were forced to jump or were lowered to the ground. +Steven B. Wolitzer, managing director of Shearson, said the firm's role was limited to providing short-term, or "bridge," financing for Beazer's tender offer and giving advice. +Morgan Grenfell also will buy Phoenix Securities, his corporate finance business, according to Mr. Craven. +The Fifth Amendment states in relevant part that no person "shall be compelled, in any criminal case, to be a witness against himself." +"Reports I have before me indicate at least 50 Tamil Tiger rebels died in the assault" the Indian diplomat said. +"However, you must pay for any long-distance calls you made using the unauthorized long-distance service," the FCC said. +Our tendency to display them has been considered an obstacle to advancement in the corporate world and in politics. +While a broad range of sectors declined, resource shares such as petroleum and mining companies firmed, as they often do when the market loses its focus of trade, traders said. +Soft money also can go into national party funds for construction of party buildings. +Among the individual portraits is a rare full-length study of a wealthy and obviously proud Haarlem merchant, Willem van Heythuysen. +In another sign of his return to good graces of Soviet officials, Sakharov was elected one of 47 members to the ruling Presidium of the prestigious academy. +Two pictures of List emerged during the trial. +But he was quoted as saying he doubted he would go back. +Each adult citizen would get an equal stake in the five companies and dividends; trading in the shares would follow later. +Moreover, Mr. Bush continues to have difficulty living down his preppy background and identifying with the concerns of average voters. +Its chief national-security efforts have been a big military buildup and counterattacks against Communist beachheads in the Third World. +"For once, the system worked," says Conrad Teitell, a tax lawyer who lobbied for the provisions. +It is a condition born of ambiguity and confusion. +Most pulsars spin about once a second and are slowing down. However, the newly discovered one spins about 600 times a second. +Its ventures in these countries were unconnected with the European market. +"We knew going in that this was unlikely to have a happy ending," said Brad Pearson, a client advocate for the Massachusetts Office of Handicapped Affairs, who has been working on the Brody case. +He said the company should earn about $500,000, or two cents to four cents a share, in the third quarter and slightly more in the fourth quarter. +"It is an aberration to speak of democracy and carry out aggression," she said. +The government said the average workweek for production and nonsupervisory employees in private industry increased by 0.3 hours, to 34.9 hours. +Their report, published in the Oct. 15 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine, suggests the testing technique could be used as a further means to ensure the safety of new drugs. +Mr. Perrino had also been vice president of sales for the maker of cookware and electric stainless-steel products until he was named executive vice president of sales. +Without this preference, the companies would be taxed at the 34% ordinary income rate. +"Should an investor get stuck in one of these depressed stocks in the middle of a recession, he could be in trouble," says Mr. Robbins. +Mr. Gajda is a principal of Mercer Meidinger Hansen Inc., a leading employee benefits consulting firm. +"This is where Rod Stewart was last night," Mr. Manley says, leading the way to an elevated private lounge in his club to which he had invited the rock star. +Turning now to regional conflicts, we feel again the uplift of hope. +The two sides had reached a tentative plea bargain that would have allowed Exxon to escape more serious criminal charges in exchange for paying $550 million into a restoration fund. +Two men claimed victory and a third said he was leading Sunday in the race to become Mexico's new president. Opposition party activists staked out vote counting centers and blocked a major bridge and highways. +Contemporary, for example, has lost about half of its 15 founding members, all of whom came from the hardline Wen Wei Po newspaper. +On June 9, Kempton Makamure, a university professor and an outspoken Marxist idealogue, was detained by police for questioning after criticizing the code on state radio as a violation of socialist principles. +When the pool is shallow there is no security. +Though the increase was smaller than expected, many economists said that modest sales gains will help the U.S. shift to more export-led growth. +After the declaration of independence by the Lithuanian parliament on March 5, the English-language broadcasts were heard normally last week, said Courson. +It is well-known that social and economic change over the past 50 years has far outpaced reform of the structure of the country's welfare state, with lamentable consequences. +But his solutions are ambitious: social integration, work and greater local power. +The reform-minded adminstration of Communist Party chief Nguyen Van Linh has tried to strengthen the economy and purge many corrupt and incompetent officials. +At one point he suggested his supporters might or might not work hard for the Democratic ticket this fall depending on how he was treated. +Britain's unemployment rate is finally starting to fall. +Trupp was wounded minutes later in a shootout with deputies near the 420-acre Universal Studios production and entertainment complex near downtown. +Still, he said, "I commiserate with the Comex, simply because that kind of sudden surge in volume would give any system considerable problems." +The others were unresponsive. +The two leading candidates for president of Chile, Hernan Buchi and Patricio Aylwin, have been recognized by IAPA for their struggle to re-establish press freedoms after 16 years of military rule by Gen. +They now have access to a legal program, a drug and alcohol treatment counselor, a mental health clinic and strengthened vocational and eductional programs. +In Truly's view, the only real problem is that NASA is "far more complex and far more broad" than at any other time in its 32-year history. +Volume was 444.2 million shares, compared with 592.5 shares a day earlier. +It measured 5.6 on the Richter scale, he said. +They have been jailed since. +Mr. Volcker's term as chairman expires early next month. +According to sources close the investigation, Attorney General Meese briefed Mr. Carlucci on the matter only Monday, a day before 31 sites were searched under federal warrants. +The yellowing film on the marble is absorbed by the clay after being washed away by the detergents, Sahi said. +Thank God for Tuesday garbage pickups. +North "very well may be entitled to his pension," Biden said. "Whatever we do, there should be a basic equity" with other cases. +The International Monetary Fund strategy that would have brought Dollars 24bn (Pounds 16.9bn) into the country is seen to be stillborn. +The minke reaches about 30 feet in length and eight tons in weight, and is the smallest of the commercially sought great whales. +'We are not going to let our mouth get ahead of our tummy and buy something in Ohio. +But he said TRW isn't reviewing that data because its spot-checks don't indicate any troubles with it. +In 1986, he received a three-year suspended sentence for tax evasion, forgery and fraud as head of a Brussels meat-packing company. +The February reading represented a pick-up from a revised 40.9 in January. +The accident took place on the San Luis Potosi-Queretaro highway 37 miles south of San Luis Potosi. +Siemens is a competent company. +"That's the question of the day," said spokesman Jay Watkins, who said American Produce Association officials were in meetings, attempting to identify losses. +Castro denied that story. +In a separate calculation of unemployment that counts members of the armed services stationed in the United States, the November jobless rate was 5.8 percent, up from October's 5.6 percent rate. +The producers initially sought a license fee of $3 million per episode, the Times said. +Mr. Stoltenberg dismisses criticism that Bonn is using the dissolution of East Germany's military as a convenient source of aid for other nations. +Becton, Dickinson & Co. said it signed a long-term agreement to sell a variety of medical items to closely held American Healthcare Systems, a San Diego-based purchasing and health services concern for 1,100 U.S. not-for-profit hospitals. +The federal court news sparked a surge in American General stock, which rose $1.125 a share to $40.125 in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange. +Big increases in retail prices since October were caused by a combination of price gouging by some businessmen and a lack of government information on the new tax and how it should be applied. +Its Foreign Ministry statement was reported by Angola's official Angop news agency and monitored in Lisbon. +If adopted, it could dramatically reduce the power of Gorbachev's government. +Mead, a paper products and electronic publishing concern, said each share of Ampad common stock outstanding that wasn't tendered to Mead in its offer will be converted into a right to receive $22.50. +Madigan was seen by many as someone who has paid his dues as the senior Republican on the House Agriculture Committee and as an inside player on various GOP legislative initiatives. +And this is something Republicans have used for a long time. +There is no downtown _ only a company-built mall across the highway from the mine gate. +Joni Leigh Penn, 30, entered the pleas before Municipal Court Commissioner Gerald T. Richardson, who set an April 12 preliminary hearing. +The U.S. Board of Immigration Appeals ruled Thursday that Randall became a Mexican citizen in 1967 under economic duress, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service should not have considered her politics in seeking to deport her. +Samuel Santiago, 18, also robbed a pizza deliveryman in front of his apartment while under the electronic supervision of prison officials, police said. +The combination of the most draconian spending squeeze for a decade and another hefty round of tax rises left Conservative MPs howling with delight. +Any diminution of the agency's role would diminish the power of both committees, which oversee the CFTC's activities. +Today, the nation's highest court said the Maryland court was wrong. +But the company declined to put a value on Quad's operations. +The judge turned down the Hallstroms' request for $95,000 in lawyer fees, and the couple appealed. +So it would be wrong to read too much into a single day's business, especially as prices closed well off their lows. +There were clouds from the Ohio Valley into New England. +The judge turned back efforts by the U.S. attorney's office to ask detailed questions of del Cid in an effort to uncover any additional assets, saying such testimony could affect the racketeering counts against him. +Your supercilious reference to the magic moment when life begins is uncalled for. +The filing warns that more than $200 million of property, consisting mostly of stock and claims, "is likely to be significantly less than book value." +In another potential inflation signal, the Japanese and West German money supplies have been growing rapidly. +Airbus is financed jointly by Britain, France and West Germany. +"It mushroomed," he said of the deals. "They said, `You treated him good. +Ethnic Albanians, who want free elections and a multiparty system, deny Serbia's charges. +He condemned foreign news reports as distortions and suggested that even foreign film of the killing was fabricated. +A year ago BAe reported the biggest annual loss in UK corporate history - the Pounds 1.2bn pre-tax loss included exceptional costs of Pounds 1bn. +Sarafyan said the would-be emigres had expected to leave the Soviet Union this week after completing American paperwork and have no place to stay in Moscow until October. +Lee had pleaded guilty to accepting a $2,000 bribe from lobbyist Ron Cobb for his work on behalf of the pari-mutuel betting bill. +Peter A. Cohen, chairman of Shearson Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., parent of the investment bank, told reporters on Monday that the firm's role in the takeover attempt was not unusual or out of line. +The others, he said, are Democratic Sen. George Mitchell of Maine, the Senate majority leader; House Speaker Thomas Foley, D-Washington; and House leaders Reps. +"With the economy being as weak as it has been, inflation has moderated and it will continue to moderate even when the recovery takes hold," said Hanover Securities Corp. economist Sally Kleinman. +Unlike De Lorean, Barry would be accountable to more than just 12 jurors _ he must answer to voters of the nation's capital, where he had been expected to announce plans to run for a fourth term. +Many of them regard each other, rather than the north, as their most dangerous adversaries. +Maybe the new Toyota factory down the road got the politicians in Frankfort excited. +With almost Pounds 600m in the bank and dividend cover of 2.7 times - against an industry average of 2.2 - Wellcome has room to repeat the trick. +Nonetheless, the NRC has ordered Minnesota Mining to check for leakage in the estimated 20,000 other similar air ionizers currently in use. +In return, the village threw its annual potlatch feast to welcome the plane. +If Mr. Reagan had protected his nose with a sunscreen lotion during his days as a lifeguard, he might not be having problems with skin cancer of the nose today. +"This is terrible," complains Thea Linker, while waiting more than a half-hour for her luggage amid several hundred increasingly unhappy passengers at the small Eastern Airlines baggage-claim counter. +An individual familiar with the situation at GE said the company has commenced disciplinary actions against 20 managers at GE Aircraft Engine division in Cincinnati, which was linked to Gen. +The London International Financial Futures Exchange already trades a futures contract based on Japanese government bonds, although it varies slightly from the contract traded in Tokyo. +Violations could result in fines of up to $10,000 each, and employees or job applicants would have the right to file civil suits against offenders. +J.P. Stevens received a takeover bid from West Point-Pepperell of $56 a share, or about $873.6 million. +"When the death of a company (occurs) under mysterious circumstances, forensic accountants are essential," he says. +On March 10 two bombs were thrown from a speeding car at the newspaper's offices. +Kimball is free on $10,000 bond and charged with five felony counts of driving under the influence pending his Aug. 29 arraignment. +Canadian ambassador Gerald E. Shannon told the panel Monday that the federal government hopes that its purchase of the disputed land will lead to an early end to the standoff. +Confused, shot to pieces and still at square one, I finally left the game in the hands of a friend, a major software troubleshooter at a UK computer firm. +The mines, mostly in the Silesia region of southwestern Poland, were heavily subsidized by the government under the socialized system and miners received many fringe benefits, including shops for goods in short supply. +President Ortega said Contra delegates would be allowed to meet in Managua with representatives of the Democratic Coordinate, the principal opposition group; the opposition newspaper La Prensa; and Roman Catholic bishops. +Poul Elming's Siegmund was in splendid voice, partnered now by his Danish compatriot Tina Kiberg - who lends the production a welcome ray of femininity, even if she lacks a Wagnerian voice. +Recognition of the danger of underground storage tanks was slow to translate into action. +That last view will be slow to change. +Education Secretary William Bennett, an adviser to the vice president, says, "Obviously, special-interest politics is not what we want to do. +Recovery could be hampered if Britain's major trading partners in Europe, which are enjoying robust economic activity, cool off as expected in late 1990 and 1991. +You don't paint it, you just replace it," said tour guide Rob Gillette. +In fact, now that the SEC no longer requires a six-month holding period, it's become increasingly uncommon for an executive to hold for any length of time stock that was gained through the exercise of options. +The contest rules limit competitors to three national titles. Landry has now won three times. "I might come back next year to watch," he said. +The favorable weather allowed Yellowstone officials to open all roads through the park Monday except its northeastern entrance leading to Cooke City, Mont., the route inside the park from Mammoth Hot Springs to Canyon and Tower, and Craig Pass. +Hopes for one last quarter point cut in base rates were fading fast this week, and money markets are now discounting a significant rise in rates by the year end. It is here that there is the biggest discrepancy between market watchers' views. +Khomeini had refused to accept Rushdie's apology for offending Moslems with the book, affirming his call for Moslems to kill the naturalized Briton, who is reportedly in hiding under police guard. +Restaurant profit rose 8% on a 13% sales increase, as the Roy Rogers and Big Boy chains both produced higher earnings. +A similar prediction in February nearly had Perez packing his bags. +"As far as I know, nobody's ever worn a tie in space. +"We're not going to give them anything," Mr. Blumenfeld said. +He said revenues had fallen since peaking in 1988. +Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev told American business leaders in Moscow on Wednesday that the accord may have international implications on a par with the superpower treaty signed in December to ban medium-range nuclear missiles. +Critics castigated last year's "Star Trek V," blaming the film's creative and box office failure on Shatner's direction, so he was apprehensive about literary reviews of his first book. +Corn futures also were pressured by the weather service's 6- to 10-day forecast for increased precipitation. +If the limit isn't raised by the end of the month, the Treasury is unlikely to have the cash needed to pay off the $23 billion in Treasury securities that come due July 30 and 31. +On Saturday night, Braithwaite was summoned to the Soviet Foreign Ministry and told that 11 Britons were being expelled, the British Embassy's political counselor, Roderic Lyne, said. +On Tuesday, livestock and meat futures were mostly lower. +In May, the agency said it had evaluated several play sand samples and did not find asbestos in any of them. +"People think I'm just another lunatic," he says. +A bill sponsored by the 18-state Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition would shift a greater share of the bailout to the South and West _ particularly Texas. +It said stock-index futures trading played no role in the crash. Furthermore it found no need for changing the futures-trading system. A study by the Chicago Board Options Exchange reached similar conclusions. +Joseph Riley, president of the Christmas Pageant of Peace Inc., will join in the tree topping. +There's no room in socialism for fun or fantasy. +Earlier this year, the U.S. Departments of Treasury and Commerce authorized licenses for the use of American equipment to replace an international telephone cable in Cuba. +It will include a 400-seat auditorium and skylit gardens. +The U.S. currency also was benefiting from position-squaring ahead of what will be a four-day weekend in some European trading centers and a three-day weekend in some Asian markets because of the Good Friday and Easter holidays. +Currently, creditor claims total $820 million, while the reorganization plan limits creditor claims payments to $738 million. +It also denied seeking to arrange Waite's release with Libyan leader Gadhafi. +This year's results included a gain of $70.2 million on the disposal of seafood operations. +The police sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Abu Nidal's opponents, backed by fighters from Arafat's Fatah, occupied a school run by the U.N. agency. +So will the Nixon daughters, Julie Eisenhower and Tricia Cox with their husbands, and the Nixons' four grandchildren. +Small pickup trucks generally had the lowest theft rate; theft losses for large utility vehicles increased. +"I want to ask those of you some people call Reagan Democrats to join me and come home with me today. +Nevertheless, real interest rates remain high, hampering global investment and growth. +The children shouted "Ahlan Wahsahlan," Arabic for welcome, when the balloon touched down on Wednesday, the first part of the race, the daily Jerusalem Post said. +Critics rightly worry that schools may end up selecting pupils rather than parents selecting schools. +Another set weighs 10 tons. +Prison officials said Farrar's release date is June 1991. +Nine out of 10 candidates fail the rigorous written exams and blind tastings. +In "The Wizard," Rappaport played Simon McKay, an inventor who helped people in need. +It appears, from our study at least, that while elected officials were wringing their hands and calling for protectionism, the free market was quietly rebalancing our trade account with Japan. +Ms. 't Hart said seals still are dying of the viral infection, which undermines the animals' immune system and exposes them to pneumonia or liver infection. +To veto legislation. +Yates said he was optimistic Mrs. Pigeon would break her silence. +And yet, the tendency to anthropomorphise animal behaviour imports injustice to some animals. +The opposition Labor Party called on the company to cut its local telephone tariffs and phone-installation charges. The Telecommunications Users Association, a lobbying group, urged regulators to monitor the company's prices more closely. +They will be taken to Mogadishu for the moment." The U.N. Development Program hired three light aircraft to ferry the foreigners from Hargeisa, 600 miles north of Mogadishu, to Garowe. +Also, ANC and government delegations met in Pretoria to work out details of the ANC's decision to suspend its guerrilla campaign. The two sides have held periodic talks since the ANC suspended its largely ineffective armed struggle Aug. 6. +'OK, Doc, if you were sick, where would you go?' Deans of nine leading medical schools each were asked to list the five best hospitals in the coutry. +The outlawed liberation movement responds, trying to outline the legal, economic and social policies it envisions. +He made no specific proposals for talks, however. +He also recommended constructon of a smaller nuclear reactor to produce weapons materials in Idaho. +Colleges and universities, therefore, must compete for student enrollment by offering attractive educational packages. +Unocal put the parcel on the block in July, and a real estate consultant hired by Unocal said he expected it to bring in between $200 million and $250 million. +Yesterday, in a sharply worded statement, U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills said she is "deeply disturbed" that the EC adopted the local-content requirement. +Other fundamentals in the market yesterday also served to pull prices down. +Its Advanced System Automatic Shut-Off Iron has a light and beeper to signal when it has reached the desired temperature. +Once land is listed as a wetlands, landowners must obtain federal permits before any development can proceed. +That's enough when the objective is to stop something from happening. +Congressman Richard Gephardt of Missouri and Senator Max Baucus of Montana have laid down clear markers on Nafta passage, as has Senator George Mitchell, the majority leader, on renewing China's most-favoured-nation trading status. +Soldiers hacked open the nose section, lying on its side in a field, and removed the bodies of crew members on stretchers and under tarpaulins. +Six companies, meanwhile, have submitted bids for San Francisco-based First Interstate Mortgage Corp., say people familiar with the negotiations. +"If he tells us he doesn't want that money going to Noriega, then we're not going to give it to Noriega." Panama receives a reported $80 million in canal-related fees annually. +Bundy told Dobson his crimes were fueled by an addiction to hard-core pornography. +Others should sing the same tune. Yet life is not so simple. +The net effect of both measures on a married man aged under 65, paying tax at the basic rate, and assuming no other changes in allowances, would be a tax increase of Pounds 1.17 a week. +Earnings fell in each quarter except the final one, when they rose 23% from a year earlier, to 221.9 million dollars from 180.1 million dollars. +MedChem said it also reached an agreement with Signal Capital Corp., which guarantees $8 million of MedChem's bank debts, to restructure the debt. +Four Tibetans were reported killed. +On 57 consecutive nights from September to November 1940, 25,000 bombs rained down on Docklands, making them the most heavily bombed civilian target in the country. +As the value of the company decreased, the value of the preferred stock diminished. +There have been recurrent reports of friction between Rostenkowski and Wright over provisions of the bill that appeared to guarantee a veto. +But Sister Sartor accepted Carden's gruff terms, and in three weeks proved to be the best student driver Carden says he has taught. +And the men from the boys. +Assigned 25 per cent of 1994's total budget, mechanical engineering machinery has the largest slice. +We need our jobs," said Marco Antonio Becerra, a Nibco section chief. +Texas First Brokerage Services Inc. consented, without admitting or denying guilt, to a censure and a $20,000 fine. +Perhaps he is better at ferreting out the undoubted skulduggery of the U.S. State Department. +He says there is already mounting evidence that doctors and hospital pharmacists overwhelmingly prefer Amgen's G-CSF to Immunex's GM-CSF. +The 2- to 10-mile deep Israeli security zone was set up in 1985 after Israeli troops pulled back a force that had invaded Lebanon three years earlier. +I think that's what this trade policy did. +But he believes Amgen will ultimately gain about 60% of the broader market for use in treating chemotherapy patients, with Immunex getting about 40% of that market. +It wasn't the first time Ms. Kelleher came to the mother's rescue. +Whether the Soviet Backfire bomber is to be classified as a long-range weapon under the treaty and made subject, therefore, to limitations. +But article in overseas newspapers and the unprecedented questioning of Uno about the report by a Socialist lawmaker in Parliament on Friday prompted a stream of stories and attempts by a host of reporters to confirm the account. +The proposed sale of SCI seems to have been less affected by the Oct. 19 stock market crash than at least one other business Kohlberg Kravis is trying to sell. +The rules require that any company, such as Trump Organization, that wants to buy more than $15 million of stock in another company must seek permission from federal antitrust regulators. +The Bonn government and the Bundesbank, however, maintain that the band widening leaves the EC fundamentally on track for the Maastricht aim of achieving Emu by 1997 at the earliest and 1999 at the latest. +"It's easy to say they are ruining our water and doing this and that and it's no big deal. +He notes that 50% of heart-attack victims die in the first 24 hours. +The Navy announced last week that it was removing three top overseers of the A-12 program, including two admirals, for failing to disclose serious flaws in the aircraft's development. +With more than 78 million acres of cropland currently out of production, the U.S. has an "enormous capacity" to increase food and fiber supplies, he said. +So she decides that she, her servant and her cousin, sung by Joseph McKee, should go to a fair dressed as peasants. +"He did meet with out ambassador over the weekend and did request that we provide transportation the United States. +The needle refuse dropped by drug users on European shores hasn't been as putrid as the waste and blood _ some of it AIDS-infected _ that washed up on the East Coast. +"There might in hindsight have been compromises that might have been desirable." +Hitachi charges Motorola "has engaged in fraudulent and inequitable conduct in the procurement of certain Motorola patents" used in Motorola's MC68030 microprocessor chip. +The House voted last week to repeal the program. +Monroy said Tuesday night that if the rebels do not accept the offer Wednesday, water and food will be cut off. +Nicaraguan officials said 21 died in and around Bluefields, 180 miles east of Managua. +But he added that if that happened, other central banks would use the opportunity to raise rates. +The quota issue figured prominently in helping Jesse Helms (R., N.C.) keep his Senate seat and helping Pete Wilson exchange his for the California governorship. +In the inland counties of Sumter, Lee and Clarendon, landfills near capacity before the storm are overflowing with garbage and debris, fallen trees and food that spoiled during widespread power outages. +The bitter debate over free trade that marked the fall election campaign would be renewed in Parliament. +Sikorsky Aircraft, a unit of United Technologies Corp., won a $12 million Navy contract for spare parts for H-60 helicopters. +The rights plan was superseded last month by a new takeover defense that entitles holders to buy 1/100th of a preferred share at an exercise price of $70. +That was my first response to hearing about Lloyds Bank. +None of the Thursday developments had much effect on the financial markets. +On Oct. 29 the medical drama "Lifestories," followed by "Sunday Night with Larry King" will air in the time period. +It all worked out pretty well." The tradition of presenting a live turkey to the president goes back 42 years, to the administration of President Truman. +The most effective policy for influencing life chances is education. +A government announcement said Arafat's message also expressed condolences for the victims. +Analysts said the guerrillas are seeking to disrupt farming and isolate the zone to prevent food from reaching coastal Lima, further agravating an severe economic recession that has already sparked temporary food shortages. +Mrs. Thomas died of congestive heart failure Monday at Huntington Hospital on Long Island. +Wright, D-Texas, told reporters that GOP efforts to have the ethics committee investigate whether he violated House rules by talking publicly last week about a CIA covert action in Nicaragua are groundless and motivated by politics. +Elsewhere in television: "DUET" GOES SOMEWHAT SOLO _ There are big changes ahead for the Fox Broadcasting Co. comedy, "Duet," originally intended as a love story between two single people (Mary Page Keller and Matthew Laurance). +Last year 300 applications were turned down. +Cousins and brothers in the Abu Dahi household told the family's story in the heat of a July afternoon. +November 1982: Barry is re-elected. +The traveler is paying for both the ticket and the frequent-flier award with the basic ticket price. +Mr. Kramer is the editor of The New Criterion, a monthly review. +Several thousand people applauded as the 21-foot open boat, named Papyrela for the Greek word for papyrus and made of yellow papyrus stems lashed together with rope, slipped away from the dockside at sunset. +Tutankhamen reigned from 1333 to 1323 B.C. His tomb was discovered in the Valley of the Kings at Luxor in 1922. +The proposals would mean that, after 1995, all members would be able to contribute to a general political fund or a fund used for Labour party affiliations, or neither. Union leaders are confident members will vote for the merger but opposition remains. +Instead of plucking some new rose from the Ukraine when Hurrem finally died after wreaking much havoc, he turned morose and murderous. +The only serious commercial opponents to the takeover are a group of independent airlines that fear being squashed further by an enlarged British Airways. +Boeing, the Seattle-based aircraft manufacturer, said in a statement it believed the accident did not involve a criminal act. +A bill was recently introduced by Rep. Roy Rowland (D., Ga.) to allow HHS to do that. +He succeeds Howard H. Seemann, 67, who remains chairman. +These days he is also subject to many environmental restrictions. +Packer emerged victorious _ and Bell became a perfect scapegoat for all the other deaths." Many of the 219 permanent residents of Lake City hope the dig will raise the town's profile as a vacation spot. +In northern Louisiana, a third consecutive night of virtually non-stop showers increased Winn Parish's total rainfall to nearly 2 feet over 72 hours. +Consumer research in China receives a boost with the setting-up of a new joint-venture company, thought to be the first of its kind, to be called Survey Research Group (Guangzhou), Gary Mead writes. +The federal agency, in its ruling, prohibited Norelco from falsely claiming that the Clean Water Machine removes chemicals from water and from misrepresenting tests on any of its products. +S&P and MMI contracts also halt. +When Syrian and Christian artillery gunners rest at daybreak, thousands of trapped residents cautiously emerge from bunkers. +It was his first stop on a round of small-town radio stations he planned to visit in search of a job. +But currency and market valuation effects have sometimes predominated, most notably in the Tokyo market. Different local inflation rates, and volatile exchange rates, naturally make it difficult to compare stock market returns. +Calling the 'Ask Immigration' line at the Los Angeles Immigration and Naturalisation Service is an experience guaranteed to persuade some would-be immigrants to go home. +These devices, known as the Shadow and the Express, were introduced in 1990. +"It's not like some of the other pests where we've been able to to find a single natural enemy that regulates it," Logan said. +The new offer values Prime at about $975 million, down from $1.3 billion in cash. +But some software will appear as the year progresses, and it should arrive in force beginning in 1989. +Over the next two decades, he held a number of federal positions, working first on helping the nation recover from the Depression and then on European post-war reconstruction. +Harry said the $74 million offer was 37.5 percent of the shares' market value in 1981. +The new Strasbourg parliament will be less 'European'. +'We do not intend to defer the collapse of a company if it is inevitable,' says Mr Bradford. The success rate is fairly high. +He promised also to reinforce budgetary controls and introduce greater transparency. He was warned by Ms Anne Wibble, Swedish finance minister, new chairman of the board, that 'the time for grand designs' was over. +This alliance among Congress, the news media and special interest groups frustrated his attempts to bring spending under control, Reagan said. +His high salary in the past was in part instead of dividends. Mr Kirkham attributes his success to a good idea and a lot of hard work. +Sales of new homes fell 0.4 percent in August, dropping back slightly from a huge double-digit gain in July, the government reported today. +Hussein Rashid, was commander of the elite Republican Guard. +The decision was written by Justice Thurgood Marshall. +Under the terms of the transaction, First Boston's 15.7 million publicly held shares, plus certain shares owned by First Boston employees, will be bought for $52.50 each, or a total of $1.1 billion. +This year, dissident Democrat party members voted with the opposition against another government-sponsored bill, prompting another dissolution and new elections. +The rise originally was reported as $208.2 million but the institute revised it upward. +The decline in property values has not only weakened balance sheets: in France, for example, it has also depressed profitability by reducing the scope for realised capital gains. +Ivan Boesky plans to plead guilty today to a felony in Wall Street's biggest insider trading scandal. +Checking his papers, police found that Dati, 29, was employed as an operator at a hospital in nearby Torre Annunziata. +Researchers and health officials said they were particularly encouraged by results showing the second straight significant drop in cocaine use and the beginnings of a retreat in use of the smokeable and highly addictive form of cocaine called crack. +But, he adds, you can do it only if voters trust government. +But only 140 members of the government, President Stroessner's ruling Colorado Party and the armed forces were included. +The FBI said its attempt to recruit librarians was part of a national counterintelligence initiative. +Prime Minister Salim Hoss branded as "interference in Lebanon's domestic affairs" a French request that the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council convene to discuss the Lebanese conflicts. +What is essential is an effective means for shifting ownership from state to private hands. +"I have analyzed it and re-analyzed it and come to the conclusion there's nothing we could have done differently," he says. +The majority of junk bond buyers are large sophisticated institutional investors, rather than individuals, who diversify their portfolios enough to compensate for future risks. +Chapman, who joined the old Merchants National Bank of Boston as a 22-year-old Harvard graduate, became president in 1952. +OCT. 17 _ Earthquake measuring 7.1 on Richter scale rocks San Francisco Bay area, killing 67, causing estimated $7 billion in property damage. +'We think (they) are being jolly rotten in not saying anything. +I doubt if they're going to agree to cut their output." +Company officials said they aren't sure when they'll see an end to the drain on cash caused by poor sales and product development costs. +GTE Corp.'s GTE Government Systems Corp. unit was awarded a $31.6 million Army contract to design and build retrofit kits for message equipment. +Mark IV Industries Inc. said directors authorized the purchase of as many as one million, or about 10%, of the company's common shares outstanding. +Intelligence sources believe Israel also is developing a cruise missile, sharing technology with South Africa and Taiwan. +Furthermore, the company said no records were kept regarding the personal use of company-owned wine. +'Sainsbury's own-label wine products, for example, have been copied by other people. +But "we're selling fashion, and it changes every three to four months." +Dataware publishes SpeedDial, a $299 disk that contains nine million business telephone listings from around the country. +But there is a logic to such a strategy: given the ferocity of the competition in the private motor insurance market, there is little point in investing heavily now. +Golden Valley has been a favorite of short sellers, who believe a stock's price will decline. +Having lots of cash on hand means companies will be able to pay off the interest and principal on their outstanding debt, but their creditworthiness diminishes when that's diluted. +We salute his taste and his ingenuity." The Joffrey Ballet, appearing in Chicago, dedicated Friday night's performance to its founder. +Yet another is the message put out by Labour's Mr Tony Blair, the shadow home secretary. +He said the strike was launched by Maciej Mach, a Solidarity activist. +There has been speculation in the financial markets that foreign demand for Treasury securities would drop off in response to the decline of the dollar in currency trading. +But protecting Skinner is only one of the officers' duties, Marx said. +When Dell'Aria's wife finally picked up the fish four days later, she was told that "it ate all of his goldfish _ cleaned him out," Dell'Aria said. +Chattooga County Sheriff Gary McConnell said about 200 families were still unable to return to their homes. +In the September vote, the Christian Democrats had polled 42.6 percent of the vote. +Total preparation time for the lunch for 14 people will be about four hours, said Doherty, who was being assisted by two other Waldorf chefs. +Mr. Palmer said after a conversation with Peter Stroh, the company's chairman and chief executive, that it is unlikely the company will sponsor Audubon specials in the future. +While fashionable during the past few decades, these and other attempts to "dumb down" public education have failed to help the teacher in the classroom. +Serex, with 25 employees, probably won't make any contribution to the employee pension plan this year either, the official says; normally, the company makes a contribution equivalent to 6% of the salaries of eligible workers. +Holders of British Columbia Forest Products Ltd. approved a plan to change the company's name to Fletcher Challenge Canada Ltd. +He said some inmates got keys and let other inmates out of their cells. +This brings to five the number teams vying to test this promising, if preliminary, therapeutic hypothesis. +Millionaire industrialist Victor Posner, sentenced to help the homeless instead of going to jail for tax evasion, on Thursday announced a program by one of his companies to raise money for the homeless. +Henri Namphy's military government by "active non-violent struggle." The conservative hierarchy of the church has rejected Aristide's "notion of class struggle." +The blaze, brought under control after 90 minutes, caused no fatalities in the 10-story structure. +Asked if Jackson is electable, Congdon said: "If he's not electable, why does he keep winning elections?" Then there is the view of Chris Black, an industrial engineer who was holding his 2-year-old son at the Wausau rally. +The decision by U.S. District Judge Tom Stagg came after the jury deliberated for 19 hours before announcing it couldn't reach a verdict. +Capitalization of the Class B shares, which make up the vast majority of the company's issued stock, is valued at about $50 million. +Besides the Standard, Sparrow and Stinger missiles made at the Pomona and Valley Systems divisions, General Dynamics also assembles tanks, jet-fighters and submarines. +Royal Trustco said operating profit before provisions for losses and income taxes will increase by about C$140 million over last year to about C$340 million. +Just last week, Thomas G. Clines received a 16-month sentence - the longest prison term imposed on an Iran-Contra defendant - for failing to report on his tax returns all the money he earned brokering the arms deals. +The strongest strong men don't last forever. +Authorities said they found $20,000 in travelers checks taken in the robbery of a suburban Denver bank in his car. +After construction, pricing changes to 115 basis points over Libor, rising to 135 basis points over. +But, "You never can tell," he added, "you have to take advantage of opportunities." +"As former chairman of the Joint Chiefs, I know that such cuts will cripple our country," retired Adm. +Frank Hathaway, managing partner, declined to name the Japanese company "until the agreement is finalized." +The Libyan plant controversy is bound to have an impact on the conference. +It did not.' By contrast, the markets ought to have seen a much weaker pound on the back of even gloomier UK statistics. +U.S. business starts, a barometer of economic activity and money-making opportunities, declined in the first three months of the year for the seventh straight quarterly drop, Dun & Bradstreet Corp. has reported. +Ford's debt position isn't so stellar. +Dole used his speech to take a slap at Noriega, who has been indicted on drug charges in this country, saying, "we don't need him around either." But he seemed to back off slightly from comments he made while campaigning in Louisiana on Wednesday. +If the all-night, eight-hour spraying assault wipes out enough Medflies, officials will release sterile flies to breed with the surviving insects to render them sterile, Donley said. +He bought a 40% interest in a winning thoroughbred racehorse called Phone Trick and started flying to Kentucky weekends to hobnob with millionaire breeders. +The hostages are six Americans, four Britons, two West Germans, two Swiss, an Irishman and an Italian. +A furor began when the article appeared. +On Sunday, a Belleville East Township High School employee found her body in a dry creek bed on school property. +About 109 million returns are expected to be filed this year. +"She used to stick ammo in her shirt and take it to people hiding out in the mountains," he says. +'The plant is also quite discriminating and doesn't transmit any contaminants to the edible portion,' says Aitken. The prospect of more sludge being recycled free of charge on fields is likely to worry fertiliser manufacturers. +The NMDA receptor plays a role in a phenomenon called excitotoxicity, in which brain cells are fatally overstimulated after a stroke, repeated epileptic seizures or a severe blow to the head, Stevens said. +The announcement does not affect the Heath-Zenith Business Centers, which are operated separately from the Heath Co., ZDS said Tuesday in a statement. +As long as he remains in his post, key Democratic senators and past Contra supporters such as Sam Nunn of Georgia and David Boren of Oklahoma are less likely to vote for more Contra aid. +The company had 1989 sales of $851 million. +ComputerLand, on the other hand, has pulled out of nose-dive caused by steep losses in its foreign operations, most notably in Australia. +In places the current is less than a mile from land, he said. +"In December 1986, well after our use of these agreements, the FTC announced that it questioned their use," Mr. Sigoloff said. +Los Angeles radio station KNX said the person made the claim during a call to the newsroom Wednesday morning. +And no casualties were reported at the military hospital, a nearby private hospital that caters to wealthy Haitians or by the Red Cross. +These critics are unable to understand how one can criticize an opinion and nevertheless respect it. +"They engender public resentment of what are otherwise sound environmental policies," Wilson said. "The public has a strong reaction to mandates. +Even at Boeing Co., where many analysts also expect good third-quarter numbers, there are some signs of weakness. +Police suffered head wounds from rocks, bottles and cans thrown at them, but described the injuries as minor. +Unofficial results of Sunday's runoff showed Fujimori with 56 percent of the vote, and Vargas Llosa with 35 percent. +Allante has sold well below expectations ever since it was introduced in 1987. +For the six months, net jumped more than 12% to $56 million, or 76 cents a share, from $49.9 million, or 68 cents a share a year ago. +The greenhouse effect is the result of gases emitted by modern civilization reducing the heat normally radiated by the globe into space, just as the glass in a greenhouse raises the temperature inside. +It said proceedings are scheduled to continue today on other issues that could possibly affect the jury's findings. +Under the directive, issued Thursday, the FAA is requiring U.S. airlines to decrease the interval for ultrasonic inspections for cracks in cone bolts from 600 to 300 landings. +Reports in Palestinian newspapers say pro-Syrian groups want to install more radical leaders. +Nobody was injured and the school suffered only superficial damage. +I believe we'll be able to maintain the coalition so it follows the principles of the parties which got together to draft (our) common policy statement. +While many computer specialists leave India for the U.S., he says, he taps that high-talent, low-wage market by exporting software work there. +The hard part was getting the fans to show up. +Legislation expanding the discretion of judges in cases involving elderly and minor guardianships awaits action by Gov. Henry Bellmon. +State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said Wednesday the United States was "shocked" by the decision to deport another 25 Palestinians. +Teachers will be rigorously tested on their specialty, teaching techniques and knowledge of child development under a voluntary national certification system outlined Monday by an independent panel. +This is surely the main point of a big dictionary for the general reader. +"Labor takes the biggest single chunk out of the `food dollar,'" says Frank Pankyo of the Food Institute. +Reuters said earnings for the six months ended June 30 totaled 108 million pounds or $188 million, compared with 85.3 million pounds or $148 million in the same period a year ago. +But insurers say policyholders shouldn't be looking for big price cuts in their medigap plans, mainly because of steeply rising costs for services that policies still cover. +It is a pity that he muddled up the Nuclear Electric position with that of the entire industry, thus managing, unintentionally I am sure, to double the figures for NE's liabilities. +"Both parties right now are plowing, fertilizing and seeding the fields" for next year, he said. +A U.S. Embassy official said the aircraft remained there because "a new flight plan must be filed" before it could be flown out. +Inflation would be just over 3 per cent and unemployment would fall to 7 per cent by year end. +Commercial Union is a subsidiary of the London-based Commercial Union PLC. +Various venues throughout St. Louis, May 4-9. (314) 889-5581. +Analysts had predicted that other bidders might emerge because Harper & Row is one of the few publicly held publishers remaining after a spate of mergers in the industry last year. +Seven of the properties don't contain 7-Eleven stores. +Across the board, the aerospace giant has been selling assets, laying off employees and reducing inventories. +Insurers offering coverage to small employers would have to offer at least two standard benefit packages, which would be determined by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. +MCI Communications Corp. on Tuesday reported a record profit and strong gains in long-distance calling volume in its first quarter. Profits also rose at GTE Corp., Pacific Telesis Group and U S West. +A supply shortage would boost demand, in turn pushing up prices. +It's like shooting fish in a barrel," Lentz said. +As a result, small towns often have three or four bank branches owned by the central or state government. +The commission also is heavily influenced by industry leaders and has backed down in past confrontations with the exchanges. +But the Bureau of Reclamation sides with plant operators who argue the plant shouldn't be singled out for expensive pollution controls. +On Wednesday, Zoo Atlanta officials gave Willie his first complete physical, then showed him the new indoor quarters he will use for sleep and shelter. +Mr. Jones's successor, Thomas H. Patrick, has gone on to spearhead Merrill's huge retrenchment efforts that gave it a net loss of $213.4 million last year and has included thousands of layoffs. +Further profit-related payments to a maximum of FFr130m will be made over the next three years taking the holding to 100 per cent. +The model home was a single-family dwelling of about 2,000 square feet with three bedrooms, two baths, a family room or the equivalent and a two-car garage. +Some of these healing factors have been tracked to the platelets, tiny plate-shaped particles that help blood to clot. +Still laden with heavy debts from its buy-out, Darty's management may not wish to struggle through unaided. +The two furniture retailers earlier this month came to a $13.5 million settlement of a class action lawsuit alleging omissions and misstatements regarding Cousins' offering. +The seminars have produced most of the service changes at BA in the last 18 months. These include the sleeper service in which passengers on a short overnight flight of less than nine hours can be fed on the ground to maximise the time they have to sleep. +The sagebrush and winterfat growing on the sandy plateau soil provide food and cover for Townsend ground squirrels and jackrabbits, among the most important prey in this prey-rich landscape. +Ad-Diyar, a conservative Beirut newspaper, said Iran had told the United States delivery of the body was conditional on Obeid's release. +However, the AARP neither supported nor opposed confirmation. The Alliance for Justice, a liberal court-watcher group based in Washington, campaigned hard to block confirmation. +Asked how UPI would improve news coverage with fewer employees, Steinle said the staff will be "not as large but more focused," concentrating on stories most in demand by subscribers while providing full coverage of the major stories of the day. +The bill could be considered by the House on Thursday, giving mebers their first opportunity to cast a meaningful vote on the gulf operations. +ANC leader Nelson Mandela was also freed from 27 years' imprisonment for anti-government activities. +More than 75 per cent of R&D expenditure goes on development, and 25 per cent on research. +The unlikely pairing of criminal and cop wasn't really what made the first movie so entertaining. +The last survey of private forecasters by the Blue Chip Economic Indicators found them more pessimistic than the month before but still predicting continued, though slow, growth. +But Rep. Joe Skeen, R-N.M., sponsored an amendment to the 1989 Defense Authorization Act to allow Noss family heirs to dig for the legendary treasure, although they must pay the expenses. +According to Finstat figures, only four of the 25 available international bond funds turned in a positive return during March. Yet well managed (and perhaps a touch lucky) fund managers can turn in a good performance even in a volatile market. +The EC offices were damaged in December 1989 by a bomb planted by the Revolutionary Popular Struggle, a leftist group that has staged a bombing campaign since the mid-1970s. +The Pentagon backed off plans to kill the single-warhead Midgetman missile, and, in a compromise with congressional supporters of that program, is seeking $200 million to keep it alive until the next administration takes office. +Imagine my delight, then, to find that this production was no midsummer's nightmare at all but a whimsical and witty rendering of Shakespeare's fairy fantasy. +Traders said there was little market reaction late in the session to news that the M2 measure of money supply rose $800 million in the latest reporting week. +The new network of officials may develop similarly over a wider field. There will also be annual discussions on how the market is working and further efforts to agree European standards in areas where national standards still apply. +ABC-Post polls have showed slight movement in the race, with Bush ahead by six points in an Oct. 5-11 poll, seven in an Oct. 12-18 poll and eight now. +Donnell was an Eagle Scout and a school record-holder in the 3,200-meter run. +Ultra-right activists planned to use the more relaxed border procedures during the weekend to infiltrate East German border towns and demonstrate for reunification, according to officials in the West German city of Fulda. +See him put on his hat, then look again at the way he walks, relaxes and crawls. +Mr. Breen is a free-lance writer based in Seoul. +All vaccines work on the principle of using natural or synthetic viral material to trick the body into creating antibodies and other cells that later will attack and kill a real viral invader. +"They do not look outside the community either for help or interference," Smith said. "We've got a lot of people who moved here in the Dust Bowl days. +Wilson's testimony conflicted with that of his former secretary, who testified earlier that she was with Wilson and saw Radin pull off the boulevard followed by another car full of men, but said she and Wilson did not follow. +A government education stand was one of the fair's biggest, boasting a bookshop, a children's corner and a video room playing an Iranian film, "The Eagles." +The central bank said its high court petition "does not necessarily mean automatic liquidation" for all 23 cooperatives. +Electrolux, which isn't affiliated with AB Electrolux of Sweden, has annual sales of about $400 million. +"In a lot of ways it was easier to support Jackson; this time people are really going to have to say why they support a candidate. +A second performer dresses in what looks like a nurse's uniform _ only she's wearing patent leather shoes topped with little black bows. +After buying their own stake, Matheson and Grodnik said they controled more than 21 percent of the company's stock. +In addition to the inevitable personnel problems, there are technical hurdles. +Clearly lucky numbers are big business in that part of the world. +The Paramount post, which is primarily administrative, is a considerable step down for Mr. Bernstein, though it enables him to remain employed in the movie industry and move from one of the weakest companies to one of the strongest. +Energy Secretary James Watkins, who made a presentation Friday at the meeting of Bush's Economic Policy Council, is recommending that the strategy include both increased fuel efficiency standards and a requirement for greater use of nongasoline fuels. +As to the restriction on reimbursements, said William Nutt, senior executive vice president of Boston Co., "It should be up to the fund's board of directors to look at the plan if the expenses are to be received over a period of years." +Bids for Charter Medical's 14% senior subordinated debentures, due 2000, are off about two points at 52. +Inra has provided some sort of global framework for the rubber industry and, for all its limitations, a pricing guide. +The Israeli news agency Itim said the clash began when several masked people attacked the house of the mukhtar, who was accused of collaborating with Israeli authorities, and injured six family members. +Mr. Lego, the chairman, faced a growing perception that he was indecisive and complacent. +The U.S. Justice Department ordered the FBI to investigate the shooting. +There also has been concern on Capitol Hill about her "lack of formal background in consumer matters," according to one House Commerce committee staffer who spoke on condition of anonymity. +The government last week proposed closing 14 branches of the National Mortgage Bank, which was reported to run at a huge deficit and said to be overstaffed. +That battle was finally settled last month when Eurocom gave Mr. Della Femina a big new title and authority to identify American acquisitions. +Officials have declared a water shortage emergency in the communities east of San Francisco and are warning they may ration water to 1.1 million customers for the first time in a decade. +This defeatism seems to be reflected in the students' views on broader issues, like American competitiveness. +ANA, which is the world's eighth largest airline, bought 11 Boeing 747s in 1986 and 25 Boeing 767s in 1985. +Once into English-language songs by Walton, Copland and Bolcom, the face lit up and so did the words. +He was to travel to neighboring Zimbabwe on Sunday on the second, three-day leg of his first foreign trip since 1962. +And a weak dollar doesn't always penalize a foreign competitor. +Toshiba and other competitors such as NEC Corp. and Zenith Electronics Corp. will also have some time to catch up. +The announcement said the four companies will coordinate schedules and are considering a joint cargo center in Vienna, as well as check-in collaboration at various airports. +But McDonald's Corp. is hoping this small-town spinoff from the 1950s will give the company a break in today's sluggish market for fast food. +The markets cannot react until Monday, however, because they will be closed Friday. +The second is a legitimate function of schools and indeed a necessary ingredient of schooling. +"We have evidence that readership of Newsweek declined" after the campus edition's birth, Mr. Smith said. +Scientists at the Getty Conservation Institute used cotton swabs to collect bacteria and fungi from her surface for use in tests that led to development of the new case. +'We think this will be sustained and the market can absorb the price increase relatively easily.' Mr Michael Coulson, analyst at Credit Lyonnaise Laing, suggested: 'The crisis has passed for the diamond market for the moment. +The oil and gas ventures being sold are from the Tenneco Oil Co. subsidiary engaged in oil exploration, production, refining and marketing. +"They keep talking of a turnaround," says one bear, but some of them just "turn around and lose money." +By contrast, new production technologies are disruptive. +Why, indeed, should schemes be allowed to refuse to take back employees who have made an incorrect decision? +That's when I make a lot of discoveries about the character. +He adds: "As they say in New York: 'Go figure.'" +The cold wave stranded travelers and overloaded power plants in Florida. +One might say that, with its money laundering capabilities and all, BCCI was a full service bank. +In many cases, there are no additional charges; so if you are prepared to buy into a unit trust in any case, you might as well do so via a Pep. +All creation, according to Mr. Fredkin, is a kind of computer set up by a mysterious higher being in order to solve a problem the nature of which is beyond our ken. +At CBS, executives were ecstatic about finishing first but cautious about calling it a season-long trend. +Shares were boosted by the positive overnight performance of the New York and Tokyo markets, and oil stocks were among the best performers. +Barry's lawyers produced witnesses who said the mayor hadn't gone to the city office the morning of the alleged drug delivery. +Monsignor David Lee, communications director for the Buffalo Diocese, told the Times Duval's actions were "absolutely and totally contrary" to church rules. +The company said redemption price was $1,000, plus accrued and unpaid interest of $15.11, for each $1,000 principal amount of exchange debentures. +"It's not a tax break for the rich, it is a break for those who want to have a job in this country," Bush said. "Unfortunately, my opponent's only experience with business is regulating it and taxing it. +NatWest, now very much in favour with a number of influential UK funds, moved up 11 to 445p. Royal Bank of Scotland remained a poor performer after the recent stake sale, the shares easing 2 to 402p. +Until this year, wine auctions were forbidden in the city. Kurile islands: A group of Japanese is due to visit the Russian-held island of Etorofu on Saturday. +Montague White has resigned from P-E INTERNATIONAL. +But the Bundesbank repeated its demand that East German marks be exchanged 2-to-1, with the exception of a 1-to-1 conversion for personal savings of up to 2,000 Eastern marks. +The technique, called cryosurgery, can destroy tumors next to major blood vessels without destroying normal tissues nearby, Onik said. +Hezbollah and Amal militimen clashed in a brief firefight Sunday. +The municipal note market "blood bath," as one trader termed it, began Friday when the July jobs report spurred a wave of dealer selling. +Among them: "Asking tens of teams to simultaneously redesign all process," "redesigning when you should obliterate" and ending up with crossed signals between employees and managers. +This is more questionable and often based on unfair comparisons. +The British cabinet agreed to make effective "as soon as practicable" its recently adopted powers to oust foreign banks and insurance companies, a government spokeswoman said. +State police arrested three of the drivers on charges of destruction of property and a fourth, Gaylord Conners of Williamson, with attempted murder for allegedly trying to run down a picket, police spokesman Ric Robinson said. +The position of vice chairman will remain vacant for now, and Mr. Unruh, 49, will assume Mr. Hessler's responsibilities. +In Washington, State Department spokeswoman Daria Novak said the department had no immediate comment on the situation. +Patrick Lekota, an ANC official in Durban, called the attack "a desperate attempt to discredit the liberation movement as a whole." About 5,000 blacks have been killed in factional fighting since 1986 in Natal Province, which includes Durban. +It certainly beats the Halifax. +Lufthansa of Germany was the first to take advantage of the new liberal regime in Europe, cutting fares from Germany and the UK. +Many insurers are expected to report 1987 profit increases of 20% to 50% as they continue to recover from a steep earnings slump. +Then, in May 1986, Mr. Polo transferred operations to Geneva. +Eighteen months ago, a car bomb exploded beside a Fijian checkpoint, killing three soldiers. +Israeli fighter-bombers attacked guerrilla bases near Beirut and the southern port of Sidon today. +The 3B4000 machine will be available next March, AT&T said, while the 6386 WorkGroup System will be available by October. +The good news for drivers: Insurance companies generally pay to replace bags. +The company suspended the repurchase program pending its acquisition of the remainder of Britain's Lowe Group. +Accelerated depreciation deducts more in early years, cutting profits and taxes more in those years. +Michel Aoun's 20,000 mainly Christian troops and the 40,000 Syrian soldiers in Lebanon. +But until the Winthrop Group completed its study of the company, Alcoa had little idea of the suit's impact. +Health department officials are trying to determine if any regulations were violated when an elderly nursing home patient who was still alive was mistaken for a dead woman and taken to a funeral home for embalming. +Ford said it will replace front-brake lining materials, which wear out prematurely, causing a loud, scraping noise when drivers stop. +In Robert Whiting's "You Gotta Have Wa" (Macmillan, 339 pages, $17.95), the Beatles give way to baseball, in the Nipponese version we would be hard put to call a "game." +An average daily volume of 148 million shares would translate into an approximate 8% decline in 1991 stock-trading commissions for securities firms, to $6 billion, Mr. Goldstein estimates. +The new floating-rate notes pay 3/16 over the London interbank offered rate at par, are due 2037/2038 and are secured by six perpetual or long-dated bank issues plus a new World Bank zero-coupon issue. +They are often correct. +Drivers around the world now buy radials for their superior handling qualities and durablity. +A quake measuring 6 on the scale is capable of severe damage, and a tremor measuring 7 of widespread heavy damage. +According to some industry studies, the grain flow through Chicago is half what it was in the mid-1960s. +Aircraft carrier Foch with almost 2,000 marines aboard, left Toulon on Saturday and now in eastern Mediterranean. +Salcido, 29, has admitted killing seven people, including six family members, during the April 1989 wine country rampage. +The remaining seven are in appeals courts based in New Orleans, San Francisco and the District of Columbia and in trial courts in Pennsylvania, Colorado, the Virgin Islands and Guam. +I've ceased to care, I'm so over the top,' she says. +Indeed, in a filing after the 15-to-1 vote by the Getty Oil board, Pennzoil told the SEC that it would withdraw the tender offer "if a definitive agreement is executed." +Yesterday, Ford said its European operations would have been profitable in the second quarter were it not for Jaguar's losses. +"In the end," she said as she smiled at her 15-year-old grandson, Peter, "we only have each other. +If Nelson Mandela cannot carry his young urban constituents along with him in his pursuit of power, any settlement he signs will be a fragile affair. So far at least, the ANC leader's pragmatism is supported by Mothopeng and his colleagues. +The survey did not address the issue of federal regulation of the industry. +And Mr. Pagan, an advertising account manager at Vanity Fair magazine, believes his contacts helped get items on HOT L into New York magazine, Women's Wear Daily and several other publications. +The explosives were packed into the trunk of a rented white Ford Fiesta. +They're just a fabulous animal," said Oley. +A man claiming he had a bomb took over an America West airliner late Tuesday and demanded to be flown to Cuba, but was arrested soon after the plane made an emergency landing in Austin, police said. +At foreign-exchange kiosks, opened to lure hard currency from Russia, a dollar bought more than 100 rubles last week. +The Dubai National Air Travel Agency (DNATA) represents almost half of the 55 airlines using the airport. Trade representations: Most foreign embassies are in Abu Dhabi. +A modern "Pharaoh" had let a confined Jewish people go. +Since the mid-1960s, the number of commercials per hour has risen steadily. +In London, a decline in the pound contributed to lower British gilt prices. +Boise Cascade said it expects to report close to "break-even" results for the fourth quarter compared with net income of $1.28 a share a year earlier. +Bechtel in 1949 overheard an oil company executive remark that a pipeline from Alberta, Canada, across the Rockies to the Pacific was a great idea. +ISRAEL'S PERES FAILED in an attempt to form a new governing coalition. +Analysts said bond prices were boosted in Friday's session by a new government report showing a modest rise in U.S. unemployment in May, which was reassuring for the outlook for inflation. +"You're going to see diversity in both parties," he told reporters, pressing him to answer Bush's charge that they had more in common than Bentsen and Dukakis. +Morrison Knudsen, an engineering services and construction concern, charged in the suit that the department unlawfully terminated its contract on the freeway project on Dec. 1; the company began construction in January. +Although State Department spokesman Richard Boucher did not explicitly urge Saudi Arabia to end its oil cutoff and ease its icy stance toward King Hussein's government, the message was obvious. +The new roller coaster is one of four at Dorney and the second with a wooden frame. +Wales are moving ahead slowly. +It might have worked had the worst recession in Silicon Valley history not hit. +It puts them in the top five or six in the world." +In Northern California, power outages led to two deadly candle-sparked fires, officials said. +Much will be said about two key NATO doctrines: flexible response and forward basing. +For his younger son, he created an open-air farmer's market in Danbury, Conn., where he also is building a supermarket for the son to run. +Officials first said that the wife and two children of Dr. Jose Carrera were alive in the rubble; later in the morning they were less certain. +The fire started at 8:45 a.m. near Trading Bay, 70 miles south of Anchorage. +There were bullet holes in the windshield, and the wipers were on. +Baker is the highest-ranking U.S. official to visit East Germany in nearly two decades. +Secondly, "Guns," followed tonight by a 90-minute "Nightline" forum on the subject, is a collaboration of sorts by ABC with Time magazine, which features the National Rifle Association on this week's cover. +At the economic level, the private sector grew accustomed to high returns and state subsidies in a market protected by the government. +They aren't required to publish accounts or financial statements, and little is known of their activities. +The president would spend only $1.9 billion in tax dollars in 1990 on the biggest government bailout ever, compared with $2.1 billion proposed by the outgoing Reagan administration. +Association leaders said Tuesday they would appeal the court decision and resume strikes in the autumn if authorities still refuse to register the organization. +The prayer shows up in the Gospels of Luke and Matthew, which say Jesus taught it to his disciples. +The building would cost $6 million to $8 million to build and would occupy about 45,000 square feet. +But Palestinian leaders on Sunday welcomed Saddam's proposal, saying it would boost their demands for a homeland. +Honduran officials will sit in as observers. +The missile war between Iran and Iraq has been escalating and the Saudis reportedly are concerned about the possibility of Iranian attacks on Saudi oil-production facilities. +The Energy Department has admitted that the plant emitted radioactive uranium dust into the atmosphere over three decades. +The demonstrations, unprecedented in size, were another indication of ferment in the Baltic republics under Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev's policies of greater openness. +The fire and explosion at the Seadrift plant killed an employee working for a maintenance contractor and injured 32 employees of Union Carbide and other contractors. +If convicted as an adolescent, the court could sentence Hamadi either as an adult or a juvenile, depending on how mature it decides he was at the time of the hijacking. +In announcing his resignation, which is effective July 1, Holderman didn't refer to the controversy. +Once customers have been interviewed for the loan they can call back, enter a code through a touch-tone telephone and then hear the result of their request. +So Chrysler, with retiring Chrysler Motors Chairman Bennett Bidwell heading the charge, has been moaning about unfair comparisons. +They said Mr. Mulheren has abandoned the aggressive speculation in actual and possible takeover targets that earned him his reputation on Wall Street, and instead is taking longer-term investment positions. +An article in yesterday's editions misstated the previous earnings estimate and the estimate of video-game sales. +Legacy has already put out well-received box sets of blues great Robert Johnson and the Byrds, made with the assistance of former band member Roger McGuinn. +The Irish vote on Maastricht went the market's way, but nervousness will remain until September's French referendum. +Until recently, uncooperative prisoners were allowed visits only once every six months but the delegation said new rules have reduced this to once every 60 days, the report said. +Jackson also collected about $120,000 at events in Michigan prior to the March 26 caucuses where he won a landslide victory. +"We at JAMA value media coverage greatly because one of our basic missions is to educate the public to lead healthier lives." Mark Bricklin, editor of Prevention magazine, said JAMA "is more like the USA Today of medical journals. +It also has more than 70 technical advisers on tap to tell potential users about available technology. +Thus for the first time in years, farmers are in a position to dodge the boom-and-bust forces that have whipsawed them for most of a decade. +Wajim said deputies do not recognize Aoun's authority, "so any decree he issues is illegitimate." Aoun's supporters waged a general strike that paralyzed the Christian enclave north of Beirut. +Local reporters said the death toll could range up to 100. +"The concerned caller that gave us the tip that allowed us to recover the baby is very deserving of the reward and we'll see that she gets that reward," said Little Rock Police Chief Louis Caudell. +Iraqi warplanes crossed the border into Iran, bombing an oil field, pipelines and a "large military ship" in the Persian Gulf, state radio in Baghdad said. +"I believe we put forth a very strong case that this is the kind of program that is important for him to come to," Giuliano said. +"When everyone else is on down time, our doors will be open," says CBS Entertainment President Kim LeMasters. +Rebel attacks have increased in recent months in the Huaura River Valley, a rich farming region. +Lucky Stores Inc. said it completed the previously announced sale of Yellow Front Stores Inc. to a closely-held company controlled by Daniel J. Sullivan. +This plug for stocks shows up in what might seem an unlikely place: the April issue of Drexel Burnham Lambert's High Yield Newsletter. +"No," Obando y Bravo exclaimed to loud applause. "This year cannot be a copy of the one before because we are determined to make it something new." He did not elaborate. +Republicans, however, declined to push for a vote on Quayle's amendment in the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee then, saying they preferred to wage the battle on the Senate floor. +Thus, nominal imports declined 6.3% from a year earlier, while exports fell by a smaller 3.3%. +He criticized failure to make the constitution conform with international covenants on human rights signed by Bulgaria. +Masco, a maker of building and home improvement products, will use proceeds to pay long-term bank debt, for working capital and for general purposes, the underwriter said. +Not only does Tammy's 32-year-old widowed mother Viv set her cap at him, so does Viv's gay brother Kenny. +Guitarist Doug Boyle, bassist Charlie Jones, keyboardist Phil Johnstone and drummer Chris Blackwell are roughly 20 years younger than their leader. +Mr FitzSimons said they had been 'even stronger than anticipated' when the society announced half year figures. +Horton declined to comment on his wife's sentence. +The transaction was announced late last night after the market's close. +Kris Kristofferson is more country music." Paul Hipp and the Heroes haven't cut any records yet, but he's talking to record companies now. +Though the administration has so far resisted, House rules permit the Appropriations Committee to proceed with its bills after May 15, whether or not a formal budget has been adopted by Congress. +The residential recovery program houses women and their young children in a former convent. +The 4th District Court in San Jose provisionally set bail at $12,500, but the superior court tribunal in Alejuela Province, where the trial was later moved, denied bail because of the severity of the charges. +Many other officials haven't been so lucky. +One Btu is defined as the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit. +This is just a pedagogic device for expanding a simple idea into hundreds of pages, dividing it into four parts and four related "stages" of development. +"Market players bought only cheaper issues because they were reluctant to make major moves. +He called the charges "an insult to the thousands of university employees who participated in this free and open election and an insult to the entire labor movement. +The department store division of Dayton Hudson Corp. had 1989 revenues were $1.8 billion and operating profit of $179 million. +It clearly feels obliged to oppose every cut in this or that public programme put forward by the government. +The consumers claim that the utility began in 1981 illegal attempts to win rate increases by offering gifts, employment and other favors to members of the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission. +Throughout 1985, Mr. Gorbachev's vision of the future seemed to be restricted to a return to discipline and to a rejection of vodka. +It is not just philanthropy, an optional extra for really nice guys. +David Mullins argued that the changes could increase the profitability of banks operating abroad and thus reduce the chance of bank failures. +The queen flew to China in a BAe-146 in 1986. +Power Financial is 69%-owned by Power Corp. of Canada, the Montreal-based holding company. +And he spoke out against space-based missile defenses and additions to a Navy carrier task force. +With Japan a burgeoning market for U.S. entertainment, Paramount and other studios are understandably eager to give moviegoers there what they want. +Politicians played a massive game of musical chairs. +"It is still too early to be looking for a recovery of new-home construction in response to falling mortgage rates," Mr. Christie said. +However, he was criticised for banning the establishment of private medical clinics. Mr Papandreou will have difficulty in finding a new economy minister who can carry out overdue structural reforms and push ahead with privatisation. +He said, `Mike, I'm damn disappointed because I'm going to miss you, but I wish you well.' +"We're saying the whole world will be in recession by the first half of next year." +No. 2 MasterCard is taking a different tack. +A comparable year-earlier figure wasn't available because Istat revised the index at the beginning of this year. +Several passengers were treated at the airport for minor injuries suffered when they evacuated the aircraft. +Smith Barney and Primerica have denied several times in the past few months that a sale is pending. +He collected fancy cars, fine wines and attractive real estate. +There was another gesture in Dukakis' telephoned invitation to Jackson to the peace summit before, not after, the challenger's own candidacy has ended. +One of the basic directives that Congress gave EPA in 1986 was to permanently destroy "to the maximum extent practicable" the contaminated waste found at the worst of the nation's tens of thousands of chemical dumps. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was off 4.80 points at 2,113.09 in the first hour and a half of trading. +A man on trial for attempted capital murder and aggravated robbery fired his attorney because she wasn't making enough courtroom mistakes and took up his own defense, the lawyer said. +At the same time, education has political primacy in the states with early campaign tests. +"Maybe all the media concentration on fraud on Wall Street has pressured the public that all the fraud on Wall Street was more severe than it thought initially," said Alan Bromberg, a securities law professor at Southern Methodist University. +The county, in the meantime, moved its courts to North Charleston. +In London, one British pound cost $1.7795, cheaper for buyers than Wednesday's $1.7845. +Some of the ordnance is so dangerous is must be detonated on site. +City officials said the oil-tainted water is just now reaching customers because the city filled its reserve tanks last week in anticipation of the slick. +'Richemont is not floating off any businesses, it's just shifting its shareholdings within different structures,' he said. +In the two days following the announcement of the Valenciana deal, Cemex's B shares, which are open to foreign investment, fell 17 per cent. +This is not supported by the data. Or are they saying that growth at this rate, starting from a very high unemployment rate, and a substantial margin of unused capacity will lead to a resumption of inflation? +Hundreds of people have been arrested, and human rights activists have charged that many detainees have been tortured. +"Almost any industry needs MSS (mobile satellite systems) to control field operations for constant location and status information on trucks, trains, airplanes, oil rigs and piplines," Pemberton said in a statement. +But it is little more than a formality as Vice President George Bush rolls toward the GOP nomination. +Richardson was demoted from a class E5 sergeant to an E1, cutting his pay in half until his discharge, which will become effective after the sentence is reviewed. +They said that they also hoped for closer political ties. +MOST London Metal Exchange contracts reversed direction yesterday, with zinc, aluminium and tin regaining some of their recent losses and nickel surrendering some of its recent advance. +"Few people are aware," he says. +Count also the Syrian slaughter of 5,000 Arab dissidents in Hama in 1982. +The Soviets completed their pullout in February. +Our house, and the bulk of our assets, are owned jointly. +Some banks' aggressive marketing of home-equity loans has touched off concerns within the industry. +The injured were taken to a hospital at the Khao-I-Dang refugee camp run by the International Committee of the Red Cross. Boegli said the Red Cross recalled a third surgical team for the crisis and had blood brought up from Bangkok. +The substance, a poisonous chemical when undiluted, spilled from a reservoir at Brewer Gold Co. when a dam broke, said Richard Carnes, emergency preparedness director in Chesterfield County. +They also add a monthly mortgage-insurance premium (0.5% of monthly payments, for up to eight years) to a 3.8% up-front insurance fee (which can still be financed). +But Peacock did not say if any of the savings would be passed on to consumers if the device proves successful. +The message is that the US has put its house in order by taking steps to reduce the budget deficit and raise long-term investment. +Traders said the dollar's higher opening in Tokyo followed a rise on overseas markets after a sharp rise in oil prices, triggered by a North Sea gas explosion. +The company said it expects the measures to result in annual savings of between $2 million to $2.5 million. +Larry Layton, the only Temple member charged in connection with Ryan's killing, was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1987. +The declaration makes residents of Will County eligible for special federal aid assistance such as loans and grants to individuals, businesses and public utilities. +Shamir complained in censuring Israel's use of force against Moslem rioters at the Temple Mount, the world body ignored Israel's argument that it was provoked by stones thrown at Jewish worshipers at the adjacent Western Wall. +At their news conference, Masters, Johnson and Kolodny appeared to disavow some of the claims they made in the book. +John Magee, his Irish secretary, and at dinner sang sad folk songs with old friends from the nearby Polish College where he still keeps his guitar and skis in a closet. +Sales of all durable goods, items expected to last at least three years, dropped 0.6 percent. +Many traders with long, or buying, positions have continued to liquidate their holdings as the days pass with no disruption in the flow of oil from the Middle East, analysts and brokers said. +At the Central Committee's last plenum on Oct. 21, Gorbachev protege Boris N. 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Galan Smith, 22, of Wichita, said he voted against the contract. +But should Mr. Mbeki's freedom and presence have a calming effect, the government might be emboldened to give Mr. Mandela his freedom, perhaps, some sources speculated, as soon as sometime next year. +"Marauding pickets continue to cause great hardship upon the company and its families on a daily basis. +"I love the fact that the homeless people keep going back for seconds," mused Ben & Jerry's sales and marketing director, Allan Kaufman. +On Monday, Mr. Gray sent letters to Congress to "apologize for my own flawed judgments relating to Bank Board travel expenses during my tenure as chairman." +The president was in midseason form, plugging GOP candidates from Vice President George Bush right down to those running for the state legislature. +On Tuesday, three soldiers were killed and eight wounded when rebels attacked a military camp at Kokkavil village north of Vavuniya, 135 miles north of Colombo, the military officials said. +In the U.S., education has long been primarily a local responsibility. +A 12th defendant is in custody in Texas on an unrelated narcotics charge and hasn't yet pleaded. +While Bruecher had little experience flying the DC-9, Zvonek was a "high minimum" captain not authorized without special permission to land _ though he could legally take off _ under the conditions encountered at Denver that day. +Right-wing whites have expressed outrage at President F.W. de Klerk's stated plans to end apartheid and share power with the country's 30 million blacks. +"Every ministry of this type in the nation had the same type of financial crisis," he said. +His background is in finance and control, and his pin-striped suits are in keeping with that image. +This is meant, I think, as a satiric comment on the American dream gone berserk, but it ends up sounding trite and mildly didactic. +The company filed its bankruptcy petition in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Rockville. +The officials did not want China's "youth to be inculcated with the film's impossible idealism," the report said. +Indeed, since 1980, corporations have made billions of dollars by taking money back from pension plans that are overfunded. +"We tried to make that association (between cholesterol and mortality) go away, and we couldn't do it," Shekelle said. +"There is no shelter for the affected people, no food and no water," the independent daily said. +What is your agenda? +He said that "excellent progress" had been made in the platform talks and that Susan Estrich, Mr. Dukakis's campaign manager, had apologized to him for any embarrassment caused Mr. Jackson. +This year, the government's main response to unemployment has been to promote a 'leave from work' scheme which allows people state-subsidised time off from work (up to one year in every five) to study, rear their children or simply take a break. +None more so than Sutter Home. +Most of them seem agitated by the new law. +The company declined to identify which of the suitors had raised their offers. +Planners of Peoria's tricentennial celebration are going shopping across the river for a little history. +The code, which has 22 signatories, eliminates import duties on civil aircraft and the bulk of aircraft parts, including engines. +Meanwhile, the three U.S. semiconductor companies that may have benefited in the short run from the agreement began to complain of Japanese "violations." +President Nicolae Ceausescu suggests the Soviet Union give up territory gained through a pact with Nazi Germany that would include Moldavia, part of which Josef Stalin took from Romania. +Inside, frenzied traders sweated through hair-rising price swings. +October cotton settled 1.13 cents lower at 55.02 cents a pound. +Then, overnight lending rates were pushed up to 500 per cent in a vain bid to keep the krona pegged to the ERM as Sweden prepared to join the European Community. +He left a moderate bequest to Ronald, whose trust income was a pittance. +Sony is expected to announce as early as today that Mr. Price, who had a rich producer's deal with Columbia before he became head of the studio, will return to independent production. +Their defenders contend the ban is a restriction of democratic freedoms. +"I have no hesitation about flying the airplane," says Harold Gay, a pilot at Pan American World Airways, which is to receive the first of its 16 A-320s next summer. +Honda Motor Co. Ltd.'s earnings fell 7.8 percent in the third quarter due largely to foreign-exchange losses and higher interest costs, the company said Tuesday. +A false mask of patriotism hides this underlying notion. +Iraq has agreed to the exchange of prisoners of war taken in the Persian Gulf war, but maintains the move is not related to its peace talks with Iran, according to a document released today. +Risk asset ratio was 8.71 per cent with a tier 1 capital ratio of 5.38 per cent. +The Navy's top officer said the three crewmen may have died at their posts while their 89 shipmates evacuated the vessel, filled with smoke and toxic fumes from an explosion in a forward battery compartment. +Its final report, which is to be edited and revised before release, will be sent to Congress, the Coast Guard, passenger ship companies and other interested parties. +The ministers, David Levy of the hardline Likud bloc and Yitzhak Peretz of the ultra-Orthodox Shas Party, contended Herzog should not pay respects to Hirohito because of Japan's alliance with Nazi Germany during World War II, Israel radio said. +Researchers, including a world authority on nightmares, are investigating topics that include women's dreams, and why some people recall dreams and others don't. +That, in turn, exacerbates both economic and political tensions - and so leads to a vicious circle of decline. +Christensen was Meese's third choice for the job after one candidate rejected an offer and another withdrew his name from consideration. +If U.S. sports has been marred by drugs (and, now, possibly, gambling), British soccer has been marred by violence. +It said two rebels were killed and one was wounded in an attack Tuesday on troops near San Rafael del Norte, 110 miles north of the capital city of Managua. +De Klerk's campaign platform called for limited black participation in national politics within five years. +They rise, and the falcon swoops at breakneck speed toward its prey. +In 1970, he sailed a papyrus boat from Morocco to Barbados in an attempt to prove that the ancient inhabitants of the Mediterranean region could have sailed to America. +McCarthy's girlfriend, Jill Morrell, wrote: "`No one has forgotten you for a second. +He said the move, even if rebuffed by Kuwait, sent a message that the U.S. doesn't want Iran to win the war and won't allow the disruption of its friends' commerce. +The United States spends $2.6 billion a year on troops in South Korea. +Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis, is expected to earn 70 cents to 73 cents a share, compared to 64 cents a year ago. +One observer reckons the retail division and financial services companies, traded separately, might be worth Dollars 57-Dollars 66 a share (before the allocation of corporate overheads). +Consumer and corporate debt has piled up to unprecedented levels, raising the possibility of some sort of financial crisis. +The newspapers have been asked to print advertisements with coupons or include some other notice of ticket availability in editions this weekend, Parrott said. +Richardson, a former U.S. attorney general, was interrupted with obscene catcalls when he said he thought the United States would have normalized relations with the Sandinistas had Ortega won the elections. +Several large new corporate debt issues were offered to investors yesterday. +Judge Duffy also ruled that the company isn't required to make payments to the funds at this time and said the $3.1 billion shortfall in the funds, as calculated by the pension agency, may be too high. +Coast, which has seen its stock value drop nearly 90% in the last 18 months, closed yesterday at $2.75, down 12.5 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +O'Charley's Inc., a Nashville, Tenn., owner and operator of restaurants and franchises, began trading under CHUX. +At least six people were injured Wedesday in Nova Scotia during the high seas, though the hurricane skirted the mainland. +It said sales grew a slim 1% in the third quarter, much less than analysts expected. +Foose says that as a result of the gorilla program, for example, there is less inbreeding and healthier babies are being born. +"The preliminary DCAA audits have indicated that there is substance to virtually all of the anonymous allegations of mischarging and defective pricing," Dingell said. +And in the hope of luring back high-class hotels, the stone facades of several large buildings will be classified as historical monuments. +The general strike, called by a 200-group alliance opposed to the Panamanian military leader's regime, appeared to falter, with most commerce and transportation proceeding uninterrupted. +Carl Dean Perry, senior vice president of Montreal-based Canadair, was indicted by a federal grand jury in the Southern District of Florida for alleged violations of the Arms Export Control Act while an executive of a different aircraft maker. +Earlier in the week the commission also rejected challenges to price caps filed by the Puerto Rico Telephone Co. and La Telefonica Larga Distancia, a Puerto Rican long-distance company. +It also said it won't need the full amount of a $221 million reserve set up in 1986 to cover divestment losses from the sale of the unit. +In Lucca he gloried in 'church fronts charged with heavenly sculpture and inlaid with whole histories in marble', but in such a parlous state of decay that he felt obliged to record them. +A Senate Intelligence Committee source added, "There's no second shoe there waiting to fall," although he acknowledged that the panel didn't have time to review all of the recordings. +Sometimes he jotted garden notes on odd sheets of paper. +The Bahamian government has its own ideas about the property of Carlos Lehder Rivas, whose conviction on U.S. cocaine-smuggling charges led to a jury ruling that the Colombian should forfeit his Bahamas assets to the United States. +About 20 people protested what they called "S&L robbery." +But would the hardline counter-inflationists among the state central bank governors take a similar line? +Beltran had been in hiding until appearing on the program. +Mr. Nicholas, age 50, remains president and will share chief executive duties with Mr. Ross until the latter steps aside in mid-1994. +Sony is hoping its Advanced Video Technology Center in San Jose, Calif., will help it localize products for the U.S. market while defusing political tensions over the next generation of television. +That's what I'd say. +Wilkis, another former investment banker, pleaded guilty to insider trading charges in 1986 and was sentenced to a year in prison. +The San Francisco Examiner reported in today's editions that Alfred Cumming, a legislative aide to Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla., said the hearings are scheduled to start in mid-March. +Instead, he asked workers to come talk with him Wednesday. +Heat advisories were posted for today and Thursday across the deserts of San Diego County, Calif. Temperatures in the inland valleys were expected to reach near 110 degrees, threatening orchards and vineyards. +The first use for them, said Mr Birch, was the repayment of foreign debt, which accounts for about 38 per cent of total net public debt. Contrast that with Australia. +Although the UK now accounts for only 25 per cent of group sales, the break-up of the NBA would not be welcomed by a publisher which enjoys premium prices. +For example, officials said, tests might find out how easy it is to detect a new U.S. jet on Soviet radar. +Genetics Institute immediately forwarded the package to Amgen, he said. +After keeping it for four years in a bank vault, Jones is eager to sell it. +The accord had seemed to resolve the threat that U.S. record companies would sue manufacturers if their DAT machines did not have some type of anti-copying technology. +He expects Eastman's research labs to be feeding significant numbers of new products into the Sterling marketing system within two years. +He said that number was depressed by a deliberate effort by Reynolds to cut inventories, and estimates that consumption fell by about 2.5 percent to 3 percent last year. +Mr John Aitken, banking analyst with UBS, said that, while fundamental doubts over the bank remained, the bank's dealing side had done very well. +It opened at 139.25 yen and moved narrowly between 139.00 yen and 139.35 yen. +Today Home Entertainment, which holds a 5.05% stake in Heritage, said it would pay $3 cash and an estimated $3.50 of convertible preferred stock for each Heritage share it doesn't already hold. +More infants of low birth weight are dying from infections than ever before, but the death rate among such babies has dropped sharply, according to a federal researcher's study. +While oil prices have been falling, natural gas prices have been falling even further. +After following his father into cherry farming, Ray Pleva figures tart cherries are in his blood. +The sum was worth $50 million in 1986, but now is equivalent to $37 million. +"They (tourists) can see our land, parks, temples, etc. But what is the need to mix with our people?" +Snow also spread across Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico. +But the 500 or so rally participants were less interested in the elections than they were in calling for unity with West Germany. +"I had people come in and ask me to punch up stock prices on the Quotron, that's about it," says Alex Resnick, a former broker now at Mitsubishi Bank. +The discount rate is charged on short-term borrowings by commercial banks from the central bank. +In one, Dukakis is in shirtsleeves and sitting on a couch. +Renato de Villa designated Brig. Gen. +In 1975, King Faisal of Saudi Arabia was shot to death by a nephew with a history of mental illness. +"And they say baseball is a game of grace and beauty." +"This probably wouldn't mean a lot to other people, but it was serious stuff to me. +Associated companies are involved in steel production, electronics and packaging. With the acquisition of MUI Bank and Finance, market attention in the coming months is likely to focus on HL Credit (HLC), the financial arm of Mr Quek's empire. +Historically, they have had to cajole independent bottlers into getting behind new products and have had to deal with substandard management at some independents. +With films today costing an average of $19 million, the insurer of a major picture might have as much as $75 million on the line. +Congress is expecting a Pentagon commission to recommend that about 24 military bases be closed, according to House and Senate aides who were briefed Tuesday on what to do if a base in their area gets the ax. +Scheinuk said thousands of adults and children come to look at the rabbits every year. +In a separate ballot Sunday, a national referendum was held on the performance of eight of Japan's 15 Supreme Court judges. +The purchasing trail for the urinals extended to several companies. +I learnt the hard way that only the very best of Hong Kong tailors ever produce exactly what you have in mind and that not every piece of jade is precisely what it seems. These days, I buy much less and better. +The currency began its day in Tokyo, rising 1.28 Japanese yen to a closing 125.33 yen. +According to the complaint, one unidentified person indicated that Brom on Wednesday said he was going to kill his parents that night, and another person indicated that Brom told her over the phone the next day that he had killed his parents. +A "compromise" revision of the bill will carry the treasury secretary's personal no-veto guarantee when it goes before both houses for final approval next week. +The officials acknowledge the main obstacles to travel have become the heavy workloads of emigration authorities, shortages of plane and train tickets, and problems with currency exchange. +Baker, a long-time researcher into egg safety, said in a telephone interview Wednesday that lab tests at 53 New York State farms last year failed to turn up any trace of salmonella enteritidis contamination. +Declaring "I am not a racist," the onetime Nazi sympathizer launched his candidacy for the 1992 Republican nomination less than three weeks after losing the Louisiana governor's race. +The post-war trend of steady growth interrupted by brief slowdowns and characterised by continuously improving prosperity has apparently come to an end, he says. +It set up its own trading room five years ago, got its banking license this year, and is active in a variety of financial markets. +Now a body-odor campaign is turning a new Lever detergent called Surf into the No. 2 brand in the country. +The sound is not perfect - distant, slightly noisy - but new recordings from the greatest of living pianists are precious things. +During 1991, unit sales of the program doubled, he added. +He also said he would return about $20 million in political funds. +Brokers indicated large securities companies apparently entered the market in the last half-hour of afternoon trading to keep the market barometer from closing below the crucial 21000.00 support level. +U.S. officials have praised the Salinas administration's efforts. +But Londoners should be well served at Richmond, which always mounts a lavish, traditional, production. +"I think recording is one of the most important parts of the life of a musician," he says. "The performing artist plays, and it is disappearing in air. +On Tuesday, Bradley and Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., introduced a resolution in the Senate urging President Bush to send the convention to the Senate for deliberation as soon as possible. +There are $89 million of 6.90% term bonds priced at 99.50 to yield 6.94% in 2014. +But I have never found it that way. +We will relabel our employment programs "workfare," but the bulk of the caseload will still be untouched by them, and they will have no more impact on dependency than before. +As a result, computer familiarity is all most students get. +Plate glass windows bowed at the Palm Springs police station and rims around ceiling sprinkler heads fell to the floor, but few other problems were reported, Starrs said. +"Eating turkey on this day is a U.S. tradition that goes back centuries, to when a large group of immigrant families were on the point of starving to death. +As the markets began diving that Monday morning, Chairman Greenspan and the Fed board conducted a telephone conference with the presidents of the regional Fed banks. +The jury award surprised the company and industry analysts alike, especially since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in the company's favor earlier this year on a minor issue related to the case. +They have shot down at least three civilian planes, killing more than 73 civilians, and air traffic over the south has been limited almost completely to military aircraft. +The rights, which are designed to make it more expensive to buy the c ompany in a hostile bid, become exercisable if a person or group acquires 20% or more of the company, or announces a tender offer for 30% or more, among other conditions. +Dickinson said only nine of the dead had been identified. +But however well-acted and staged this play was, I found myself wondering how it would go over with American audiences. +One private attorney suggested that Mr. Pohlad wanted the FDIC to grant him broader protection against losses. +A vote in India's Parliament allows Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao to continue with economic reforms. +Stocks opened strongly in the wake of Wednesday's gains. +Polysar has 15 million 1980 series preferred shares outstanding. +"As a result of our investigation into the commodities, ITG moved out of Michigan," he says. +That's no policy for a great power. +Mr. Walsh has been criticized by some lawmakers for moving too slowly and for demanding that Congress delay granting Col. North and other major witnesses immunity from prosecution. +The year was overshadowed by the death of Sir Kenneth MacMillan, whose career was dedicated to the idea of ballet as an art of our - rather than our grandparents' - time. +But making subsidies more transparent may also make it politically easier to reduce them. Administrative reforms The fundamental question, however, is how far the implications have been thought through. +Milk prices, reflecting stepped-up production, dropped 60 cents from September to an October average of $13.60 per 100 pounds. +And money managers are becoming a little more careful about where they invest their cash. +The September contract settled with a gain of 3.65 cents a pound at $1.3095. +"I built a scarecrow in Christian Dior clothes," said the retired Dior distribution manager. +Treasury Secretary James Baker, informed of the Fed's decision Thursday evening after returning from a Wyoming camping trip, raised no objections. +No trading in Tateho stock has occurred since Wednesday because of an absence of bidders, but the stock was not actually suspended until yesterday. +Now, his portable moves only between office and home. +John Naparalla of Neshkoro said it was so dry that the creek was squeaking as it rounded the bends and the spawning carp got sunburned. +He wants a law requiring parents to consent before a minor daughter could obtain an abortion. +Of course, Salomon hasn't been in the forefront of the takeover movement. +Mr. Nakasone would act as a shadow prime minister, and Mr. Takeshita, a skilled politicial operator, would be able to get approval for difficult policy changes from Japan's legislators and bureaucrats, these accounts say. +It was also entangled with Consumers Power in expensive lawsuits over Dow's cancellation of an earlier contract to buy steam from the nuclear plant. +It would be the 144th execution in the United States since the 1976 U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing states to resume use of the death penalty. +Such an imbalance in voting power between large and small countries could undermine the legitimacy of the whole system, which is already under challenge in several member states. +Editors: The San Francisco coroner has just added two more victims to the list of those killed in last week's earthquake, bringing the confirmed death toll to 61. Leads are upcoming to the PMs and AMs main stories. +Ciba-Geigy and Chiron said they decided not to submit a counteroffer to Institut Merieux's recent offer for the company of 37 Canadian dollars (US$31.48) a share. +BSN would take Perrier's Volvic mineral water and Nestle would take the rest of the group, including such water brands as Contrex, Arrowhead and Poland Spring as well as the trademark bubbly Perrier water. +The total in 1990 was $128 billion. +"I wore out three typewriter ribbons and used up all my dad's stationery," he said. "I got the names and addresses of the state legislators from my grandfather, who was the county coroner at the time. +The court is expected to decide next month whether to hear the case. California last week changed its tax code to address many of the bank's concerns, but the bank says this does not go far enough. +Mr Berlusconi represents entrepreneurial success and television soap opera culture; Mr Spaventa, a Fellow of All Souls at Oxford, is a brilliant intellect with a technocratic background. +The rumor was denied by the White House and Soviet Embassy in Washington. +"I made the decision on a business basis only, not on a safety basis," Mr. McKennon said at a news conference. +In addition, they call for double supervision of S&Ls, with the FDIC serving as the backup supervisor for the industry, and for creation of a comprehensive vehicle called the Resolution Trust Corp. to handle insolvent S&Ls. +A few days before her Senate-race loss, Rep. Lynn Martin stood in a Chicago alley and argued with a man who said he was disgusted with her TV ads. +All four major television networks plan live broadcasts of the launch of the space shuttle Discovery on Monday. +The full ballet was never released for public viewing, and the staggering performances of David Wall, Lynn Seymour, Merle Park, still lie in the vaults. +But liberal has taken on a different connotation in American politics, or else why would the opponent have been running away from the label for so long?" Bush responded. +As a result, bicycles and public transportation are carrying more and more workers in Quito, the capital, to their jobs. +For Peltz, success doesn't necessarily mean winning. +"They used to be a fairly good-sized exporter, but more recently they've downsized their export exposure," said Mark Diverio, a pulp and paper analyst who follows Bowater for Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. +"I will do my best to restore the honor of Kwangju citizens," Roh told 300 regional leaders at a city government office. +Mrs. Warren and her husband Michael own several properties, including duplexes in West Palm Beach and an auto dealership. +The value of ITT's stake in STC has more than doubled in the past year. +It suggested a blast at Merkers potash mine on the East German side of the border caused a cave-in and shifting of underground rock formations that touched off the earthquake. +The Walpole lock and a grand gold ceremonial key bearing the papal coat of arms are on loan from Baltimore's Walters Art Gallery, which plans to display much of its sizable collection next year. +Unocal lost contact with the vessel about 12 hours after the storm struck Thursday. +Errors-and-omissions insurers, which cover agents against legal awards for negligence, would have provided nearly half the Pounds 900m. +To forestall inflation and bring down land prices, the Bank of Japan has raised its discount rate five times since May 1989 to its current level of 6%. +That being the case, the Conservatives can expect to recover some of the support they have lost since April 1992. +We think this is a prudent move." Last week, when President Bush ordered extra troops to Panama, defense officials ordered 1,400 off-base dependents to move inside the military bases on a temporary basis. +Schering-Plough Corp., a pharmaceutical concern based in Madison, N.J., is a good example of how a company can use cogeneration to reduce energy costs. +The Big Three argued to the ITC that Toyota and Mazda are already discounting their minivans too heavily. +A federal appeals court said the government is acting properly in setting auto mileage standards without preparing formal Environmental Impact Statements. +Excerpts of speakers' comments to the Presidium were carried by Tass. +The Supreme Court refused to rehear the case in February, dashing many publishers' and writers' hopes for a reversal. +The Boston Center for the Arts: "Belfast to Boston _ 1969-1989," a photo exhibit. +Genscher then declared, "We Germans want nothing other than to live in freedom and democracy, in unity and peace with our neighbors. +I remember watching a brother fishing the best pool on this particular lakeland stream. +He wrote a terrific opera, 'Huckleberry Finn,' that's just lying there waiting to be played." +The Winnebago diesel line is "one of the worst, if not the worst," of all vehicles, Mr. Ditlow says. +As the Defense Department worked to set up its cleanup effort, others continued theirs. +However, the way details were leaked has never been made clear. +Cyacq said it is seeking to arrange for an additional $25.5 million, which it needs to complete the offer. +Mr. Malec said the agreement was expected to be formally signed during the next few months, according to the report. +These groupings are not only rivals but also potential allies of the SPD. +Pray for the peace of Jerusalem and for victory of the duly authorized and appointed allied forces in the Persian Gulf. +Federal regulations require anyone buying more than 5 percent of a company's stock to reveal their reasons for the acquisition to SEC. +Taylor said Buteau, who worked at the bank's branch at Victoria in central London, resigned last month. +Perhaps he has none now. +"We found that a lot of these organizations, because they were single-issue oriented, never talked with each other." +William J. Grutzmacher, 58, conservative businessman accused by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith of writing an anti-Semitic and racist tract. +Goff and Kerr said they were drunk when they jumped into the Maximonvich family's fenced yard, tossed the animal into the street, took it to a nearby garage and stomped it to death. +For the time being we will not follow the Americans, who this week slashed short-term interest rates to 3 per cent to stimulate the economy regardless of what happens to the dollar - now heading towards two to the pound. +Both countries' systems for granting special privileges to their state-owned energy companies were threatened by the directive. +The federal leadership meanwhile said Monday that a clash between Slovenia and Serbia, two of its constituent republics, seriously threatens Yugoslav unity. +Mr. Clark has a different attitude toward the troublemakers' needs: "Let them find a job." +He was brought to a VA hospital in Nashville and transferred to the hospital in Cleveland in November. +Howard Green has been appointed chairman, Stephen Matanle chief executive and John Tyndall deputy chief executive of BOWRING Worldwide Insurance Brokers. +European Community foreign and finance ministers hold joint 'conclave' to prepare for European Council meeting. +Wagner and Powers will appear throughout the London run. +On Friday, 2.6 billion shares were traded. +SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. _ "Capitalize on this," the memo began, and went on to list a dozen selling points for bond salesmen at Lincoln Savings & Loan's branches. +On Thursday, Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, said Bush's inaction was incomprehensible. +The army used chemical weapons to attack three villages in the Amadiyah area Wednesday and Thursday, he said. +This indicated the explosion occurred while the powder bags were still being loaded into the gun, the Times said, citing unidentified sources. +Italy has 150 people in Iraq and 138 in Kuwait, while West Germany has 590 in Iraq and 300 in Kuwait. +Reasons for why Celsis should be valued at Pounds 60m -not Pounds 80m, Pounds 40m or less - are more elusive than brief explanations of the use of bioluminescence reagents in microbe detection. +In fact, it angered me. +Military dissidents arrested after previous coup attempts also complained that they should be granted the same amnesty as the rebels. +The movie version of George Orwell's bleak classic "1984," depicting the terrifying world of an omnipresent government, will have its Soviet premiere in the next few months, its executive producer said. +The company expects court approval of the reorganization plan within three months. +"I hoping it would taper off by now," Kerridge said. "I have no particular explanation for it. +The Ethiopian government refuses to allow U.N. officials or foreign aid workers to stay in the camps. +We watch Mr. Pavarotti watching the rather startling performance of little girl gymnasts gyrating like a Las Vegas chorus line. +"We do not want to share responsibility with people who are guilty," Zhelev told BTA. +The collection was started by Baron Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza, the German steel magnate and father of the present baron, who became a Swiss citizen in 1950. +Some investment advisers, for example, are telling clients to shun long-term bonds because they fear the dollar will fall further. +By law, Barco cannot run for re-election. +Los Angeles has been reluctant to offer police more money because of budget constraints. +Although executives of both companies didn't return calls seeking comment, Mr. Gerbrandt of Kagan said together "their hit is only a few million dollars" at most. +Several Iranian leaders have opposed Montazeri's selection as successor to Khomeini. +After all, people laugh at the idea of an ostrich sticking its head in the sand, so why not laugh at such Free-World ostriches as Denmark, the Philippines, New Zealand and Spain? +I remember a foundry of sorts in my time at Wimbledon over 30 years ago, but it was a small affair more for demonstration than regular use. Several factors have tended to conspire against the foundry, on grounds of both practice and principle. +"Coaching sports like track and field is dry, academic. For gymnastics, you need to bring out some pizzazz and a little guts," he says. +Bush saw Mitterrand during the economic summit in Paris last summer and again in December on the French Caribbean island of St. Martin. +In addition, DiBona said, oil profits have been kept down as the companies refrained from passing along all of the higher crude costs in retail prices for gasoline and home heating oil. +Most of the trading was executed by bond dealers, while retail investors remained quiet on the sidelines. +The suits allege that Westinghouse understated the extent of problems in the real estate portfolio of its financial services unit. +Ralph Ingersoll II launched the St. Louis Sun in September but closed it in April, citing low circulation. +Showers were also forecast for the north-central region and parts of Washington state. +The war has cost the government a ruinous $1 million a day while it ran up a foreign debt of $13 billion. +On Friday, KPMG Peat Marwick McLintock, the British arm of the international accounting firm, was appointed administrator of the units after Drexel filed petitions in British bankruptcy courts. +The story, distributed worldwide by The Associated Press and United Press International, said Miss Taylor, 58, was romantically involved with a 23-year-old man and had undergone surgery over the weekend. +In the past, the FDIC usually sold a failed bank to another institution along with the good loans, received a purchase premium from the acquiring bank and retained the bad loans to salvage if the agency could. +I look forward to getting up in the morning and going to work. +A military jury of eight officers found Lawson disobeyed an order to post road guides in pairs and to submit a list of the guides to the officer charged with picking up the Marines. +Memory products accounted for 88 per cent of last year's Pounds 46m turnover. Datrontech has a close relationship with Kingston Technology of the US, whose products account for about 40 per cent of its sales. +I don't stand still. +The U.S. government saw Saddam's piecemeal release of the hostages as a bid to divide the coalition. +Fiske said he hopes to have Jamie home in Bridgewater, 35 miles south of Boston, by Halloween. +Similar procedures had been performed only twice before, and both patients died within a few days. +Extended Systems of Boise, Idaho, makes a $599 device, the FaxConnection, that goes inside an H-P laser printer to enable it to receive faxes. +Dr. C. Wright Pinson, director of the liver transplant program at Oregon Health Sciences University, estimated the chances were "50-50" that enough donor livers could be found for all five. +U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell had ordered the trial to begin Monday, but Justice Department attorneys asked the high court for the delay based on claims that North could release highly classified documents during his defense. +Hungary's mushrooming independent groups, some of which are political parties in all but name, are likely to welcome the government's latest move to allow them a legal basis to function. +Ten-year German bond yields were yesterday at 6.85 per cent to 6.90 per cent, having been as low as 6.4 per cent earlier in the year. +Coors has donated funds for the college's health center and for sprucing up the main campus's perimeter. +Ad executives say CBS's moves are no more than fancy bookkeeping that masks price cuts. +Some traders were disheartened by what they called the market's failure to sustain the momentum of a rally that began two days earlier. +Such splits automatically uphold lower court rulings but set no national precedent. +The two also are running against each other in November for a full term from the 21st district. +She also declined to confirm a report in The Sunday Times of London that two American investment firms, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. and Wesray Capital Corp., had approached Ogilvy with offers higher than WPP's initial bid. +Opening day brought nearly 100 spectators to the federal courthouse. +The conservatives also accused Fiske of using ideological criteria to rate the professional qualifications of Reagan's nominees. +Although his work was extremely limited and done at home, "I was back on the air within 30 days," said Barbree, who has covered the nation's manned space launches since Alan Shepard's first suborbital shot in 1961. +The dominance in memory chips gives the Japanese a base to solidify control of the products that use the chips. +Even the lower end of the predicted temperature rise would produce a warmer Earth than humans have ever witnessed. +According to a report by Salomon Brothers Inc., the six biggest New York banks reduced their total Third World debt by $884 million in the period, slightly more than the $781 million reduction in the first quarter. +This city on the South Plains has a population of 186,400 and more than 150 churches, many of them large and conservative. Residents of Lubbock County gave the GOP ticket 69 percent of the vote in November. +Rainfall was generally light. +The dollar sell-off was planned by the Group of Seven at its meeting Saturday, where officials agreed that the currency was too high, sources said. +The bill bans all abortions except in cases of rape, incest, when a women's life or health is threatened, or when an unborn child has serious congenital defects. +The first suit was settled out of court for $95,000, and the other was dismissed shortly after Liberace died of AIDS in 1987. +He also complained about the half-hearted support his campaign received among some Social Democrats. +Santos spokesman Antonio Ortiz said Wednesday that Santos "has no time to answer" allegations against him. +Militant Sinhalese said talks should wait until new parliamentary and presidential elections are held and Indian troops leave the country. +"I was always the clown in high school, whereas Jean-Claude was the more serious one," Jean-Guy said. +Savvy in buying raw gemstones in Tel Aviv, Bombay and the Netherlands, Sterling has shown Ratners how to cut costs so much that Coppel predicted the company's diamond business would jump from 12 percent to 20 percent of total sales. +Is there national bias in the judging? +Through the winter Stotz worked out the details, rules, age limits and the like, which have remained essentially unchanged. +Indeed, the evidence to date on the LWT and Sutcliffe purchases seems to show that Granada is adept at adding value through acquisition. +The new WPPSS bonds, unlike those in default, are indirectly backed by revenues from Bonneville, a federal power agency. +Mr. Steward, who is 43 years old, was born in West Virginia but has lived in Detroit since he was 11. +And so lets kind of stay on the issue, and I have made a specific proposal for what I call a flexible freeze. +The highest bid was $1.7 million. +Architectural language deals with this through a sense of order and proportion. +In the 1960s and early 1970s, Mills appeared on TV talk shows and performed with Mildred Natwick and Hans Conried in "70 Girls 70" in New York, the "Best Of Burlesque" show in Las Vegas, Nev., and the "Minsky Show" in Miami. +A lack of economic indicators and some caution ahead of the next gilt auction announcement were two of the factors behind the vacuum. +He said he was particularly encouraged by the gain in orders for nondefense capital goods, an important barometer of business investment. +Researchers will compare the students' logs with the electronic record to determine each product's rate of both false alarms and alarm failures. +New car prices edged down 0.2 percent, the fourth consecutive decline in the face of sluggish sales. +These come on top of contracts with Total, Cepsa, Agip and Repsol. Apart from the political factor, nearly everything else in Algeria is attractive. +LTV Corp.'s recent temporary termination of retirees' health and life-insurance benefits under the company's bankruptcy proceedings highlighted that strain. +Earnings fell to $5 million from $73 million. Chemical profit fell to $58 million from $90 million. +"The activity of armed opposition bands has been sharply increasing," said Lt. +Deputies were reported to be moving slowly toward a peace plan after hard-line Christians conceded that immediate Syrian withdrawal from Lebanon would allow militias to take control of Moslem regions. +They said 28 people were hospitalized with stab wounds. +North Cove is a U-shaped notch in Manhattan's Battery Park City, a community of office towers and apartment buildings that stands on landfill on the edge of the Hudson River. +In other words, according to Census, $184 billion in welfare spending reduced the number of "poor" persons by only 1.4 million, a cost of $131,750 per person. +The case, filed in 1983, is one of fewer than a dozen smoker liability lawsuits to reach a jury, and other lawyers bringing similar actions say a Cipollone victory could spur a new wave of litigation. +Economists generally expect only modest gains in coming months, partly as a result of the weak income growth of the past year. +And none of the major problems seem likely to have a quick or decisive resolution. +Tokyo trading was quiet, except for some test buying midday by some individuals and dealers who were trading for their own accounts. +The next day, Britain joined the military coalition and on August 10, 12 members of the Arab League joined. +With his wife Kitty standing at his side in the ornate Roosevelt Room of the White House, Brady, 58, was sworn in by retired Supreme Court Justice Warren E. Burger. +He also said events in the Persian Gulf might require that he be in Washington then. +Other revenue measures would increase the minimum tax rate on corporations, limit deductions for business meals to 50 percent, and impose a $7-billion-a-year "polluters tax" on corporations. +St. Louis-based Ralston is the world's largest producer of dry dog and cat foods, including the Purina Dog and Cat Chow labels. +DISAPPOINTMENT with the fourth-quarter dividend, and results below the most pessimistic forecasts, triggered a fresh slide in BP shares, which fell to their lowest closing level since April 1989. +Authorities fear more than 270 people were killed, most in the highway cave-in. +"This is a company with a very strong balance sheet growing very quickly that is being totally disregarded because it isn't an acquisition candidate," said Ms. Page. +The bankruptcy judge won't decide until Wednesday the exact wording of the disclosure order so that the 250 or so partners can prepare arguments on what information is to be disclosed, and which partners have to disclose. +But if the trade gap comes in between $7.5 billion and $8 billion, the dollar will slip, possibly testing 1.6650 marks, he said. +One was sterling, which closed 1/4 pfennig down at DM2.9425. +Mr. Desai's lawyer says he regrets violating the agreement with Mr. Kissinger. +Astra Pharma is a unit of A.B. Astra of Sweden. +The offer, valued at $47.5 million, increases the French cement concern's stake in Aancor to just over 50% from 33%. +Movements are currently running at approximately 130,000 a year, largely because the terminals can at present deal only with 6m passengers a year. +Contracts for later delivery closed lower. +Ariadne has already sold some of the disputed objects, and although Mr. Maas would not say to whom, he did tell us that they are all in the gallery's custody for the duration of the litigation. +For decades, doctors treating heart attacks, strokes, blood clots in the lungs and so forth have focused on restoring blood flow as fast as possible, on the assumption that lack of blood was what was damaging the tissue. +LMS develops, manufactures and markets mass storage products for computers, including those based on magnetic tape and the newer optical storage devices. +When Ronald Reagan was elected they were children, and they grew up on his political ideas. +He was gunned down by San Francisco police officers who mistook his plastic pistol for the real thing. +This had little direct effect on equities, which made no response until stering improved towards the close of the trading session. +A federal grand jury in Oklahoma City has subpoenaed records from a handful of companies, including Phillips Petroleum Co., a Koch Industries Inc. unit, and a number of smaller petroleum concerns, according to these officials. +The sound of explosions reverberated across the Lebanese capital as militiamen of the Syrian-backed Amal, Arabic for hope, and the pro-Iranian Hezbollah, or Party of God, battled under parachute flares. +The report released Tuesday by the independent study group, Panos Institute, also said the virus that causes AIDS appears to be spreading at the rate of one victim a minute worldwide. +It is our conviction that the American people now possess the military strength and the political will to defeat Saddam's unrepentant piracy. +Barry spoke directly several times to the city's news media, urging them to avoid the temptation of covering his every public move. +The bombs wounded three girls. +His two immediate lieutenants, the foreign secretary and the chancellor, are direct accomplices, so rule them out as bus candidates. We are back to Mr Clarke. +In late August 1939, Danzig was already filled with Nazi troops, swastikas flew from buildings and young Polish men avoided the streets for fear of being arrested, recalled Brunon Zwarra, a 70-year-old businessman who has written two books on the period. +"As late as 1984, the trend in arms imports by developing nations was sharply up in almost all years, fueled by ambitious force improvement programs financed in most cases by rising oil prices and easy credit," the agency said. +The Bush administration is asking Congress to raise taxes on aviation fuel and airline tickets and allow a new airport tax as part of a five-year plan for commercial aviation. +Fair weather prevailed in much of the Midwest, northern Plains and Upper Great Lakes, with record high temperatures Sunday in the 40s and 50s throughout Iowa and in parts of Nebraska, South Dakota and Minnesota. +In investing abroad, Clemente will seek possible takeover candidates among financial institutions, chemical and electronic companies in West Germany, Switzerland, Italy and France. +Liberal Democrats are unhappy with the $60 billion in cuts in Medicare, especially the $30 billion in higher costs and reduced benefits for the elderly and handicapped people. +The World Bank estimates 12 percent of the Brazilian jungle has been cut and burned. +Before taking any action, he advised the panel to "see what the market has produced as a cure." +From September, buildings cover will cost up to 4.45 per cent more for homes in two ratings bands, the same in one band, and less in four. +Students and dock workers have formed illegal unions and 21 elder statesmen created a Committee for Democracy led by Win Maung, 72, who was president in Prime Minister U Nu's government. +"The company is on track for a respectable performance in a somewhat difficult environment," he said. +In 1959, the Dalai Lama, Tibet's leader, and thousands of Tibetan refugees fled to India after an abortive, anti-Chinese uprising. +About 90 retail outlets in New York City are under court order to stop selling the rip-offs, said Bainton. +These ratios, such as current assets to current liabilities or net profits on net sales, provide a sometimes useful snapshot of a company's finances. +Yessan features cassowary bone daggers and, sometimes, daggers carved from human bone. +More than 27 per cent of Australians, or 4.6m people, gave this as their faith in the 1991 census, making it the country's largest religion. This was not always the case. +The north broke off the most recent talks in 1986. +All of which has helped the stock market recover a good deal. +The communist government has taken significant steps toward reconciliation with Vietnam's Roman Catholic and Protestant minorities, but it remains in serious dispute with the Vatican. +If security is maintained at a lower level only for financial reasons, without an evaluation of the reasonableness of the change, negligence will be assumed. +Some cited a drop of 20 cents to 25 cents a barrel in the cash market for West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark crude, after the API report was released. +The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 selected issues gained 18.52 points, or 0.05 percent, ending the day at 35,768.64, yet another high. +But an acquisition of Thorn would hardly have helped GTE's numbers as revenue and operating profits at Thorn's business have been fading steadily. +Mr Theodoros Pangalos, the Greek foreign minister, did his bit to raise summit-goers' spirits yesterday by making the case for at least three special Greek weekend breaks on top of the scheduled summit of EU leaders in Corfu next June. +Researchers are writing a report on the results, said IBM spokesman Gerald Present. +In Washington, D.C., last year, Appeals Judges Kenneth Starr and Laurence Silberman twice ruled against an affirmative-action plan for black firefighters. +The rejection of Thompson prompted several members to resign, and the Florence County legislative delegation fired Maria Lewis, the county's veterans affairs officer, for her role in the incident. +Revenue rose to $7.9 billion, up 5.3% from $7.5 billion. +He said he believed the United States, under President-elect George Bush, could help Latin America overcome its foreign debt burden. +The rocks called North Dew and East Dew, each barely large enough for a person to sleep on, are Japan's southernmost points and hold the key to treasure in this age of national economic-control zones extending 200 miles from shore. +After successfully resettling the families, we began planning to fix up the building next door for more homeless people. +Foreign Ministry spokesman Vadim Perfiliev said another 15,000 guerrillas were around the eastern city of Jalalabad. +Similar joint operating agreements are in place in 20 U.S. cities. +Zia has indicated he will run. +Party and government leaders have been replaced by those sympathetic to the organization's goals. +Personnel decisions in radio and television will be one of the quickest signs of change under the new government, Geremek said. +In addition, some 23,000 Lincoln customers bought $250 million in worthless bonds, purchases which critics say could have been avoided if government regulators had closed the thrift down at the time. +The plane made an unscheduled landing in Raleigh to drop her off. +The environmental lobbying and research organization contacted Gore, who has introduced legislation to ban CFCs. +Senate Republican leader Bob Dole of Kansas gained seven delegates in New Hampshire Tuesday to bring his national total to 42, while Rep. Jack Kemp of New York won three delegates to raise his total to 35. +The blond giant stood tentatively on the stage of the Place des Artes theater, seemingly amazed at the standing ovation accorded him by the packed audience. +States that depend on oil revenue still are suffering. +The Israeli government and its influential lobby find themselves in an awkward position: they oppose a move by a number of pro-Israeli senators to block a $7.5 billion arms sale to Saudi Arabia. +We tried to dry them out with compressed air, but it only worked up to 100 metres on either side of the telephone exchanges. +The company has made losses in six of the last seven years. +The dealer said that because Spink had a high turnover in gold bullion and coins, it could afford to work on smaller margins. I asked if I could get an even better deal if I had a number of gold bars instead of just one. +An investigator went along with the tanker to look into the cause of the grounding, Hoffman said. +"I can't wait for the debates," said the vice president. +Ms. Garzarelli sees 15% growth in corporate profits in 1987 and expects the Dow to hit 2300 or 2400 before the year ends. +As a result of the recent collapse in stock prices, many companies have been buying back shares. +The president wants to revive ambitious development plans he had before the war, including construction of steel and petrochemical industries that can produce high-tech weapons. +"I've been going to the commissary all my life," said Betty Tychsen, wife of a retired Air Force colonel who loaded a dozen grocery bags of bargains into the trunk of her car at the Cameron Station parking lot. +Then he backed up the kind words with a valuable gift. +The officials, Dr. Bihari said, offered to sell him Virazole at $360 for a month's supply for one individual. +And after the consultant helped him figure out which of his managers seemed committed to tackling problems in their divisions, Mr. Forshaw fired those who weren't. +Richard G. Miller Jr., formerly president and chief executive officer, was named chairman of this builder of coal preparation plants and related machinery for the coal industry. +Perhaps the least well appreciated secret of BAA's success, though - illustrated by yesterday's 46 per cent jump in interim profits - is its close dependence on British Airways. +A former Peace Corps volunteer in Ethiopia and the West Indies, Mr. Tsongas speaks easily of "the obligation of my survival." +The traffickers apparently have switched to Medellin because the army and police have moved thousands of officers into and around Medellin to try to find Escobar. +Kiszczak said he viewed Malinowski as having the best chance of forming such a coalition. +The restoration of these has been the single most important tourist development in the county in the past 10 years. The docks, connecting the river Severn with the Gloucester and Sharpness canal, no longer have any commercial shipping. +Part of the confusion, according to state Sen. Greg Lunn, is that Arizona senators aren't used to acting as judges and jurors instead of lawmakers. +NFC's first rights issue brings it further into line with convention. +Yesterday, Northeast Utilities, the region's largest utility, said it plans to retire seven of its oldest oil-fired steam generating units by the end of the summer, representing about 6.3% of its overall capacity. +The company said the profit increase reflects improved earnings from its central office switching, business system, and transmission divisions. +In a statement, MasterCard said it is "researching a cost-based multiple-rate structure." +Needles trimmed from such shrubs would yield tons of renewable biomass that would spare the wild-tree bark. +The government contends major banks and securities firms lost millions of dollars along with individual investors as a result of Minkow's alleged scheme. +Iran's memorial was intended to prove that the court has jurisdiction over the case and to state the facts of its claim. +THe newest and largest of the special areas is the Chico Mendes REserve, which covers 2.4 million acres in the western Amazon state of Acre, where the most violence has occurred. +"I would clearly be disappointed in any arrangement that would frustrate the wishes of a majority of the company's holders," said Mr. Arsenio of Birr, Wilson. +Corporate officials charged with transferring staffers generally believe their companies are providing enough financial assistance to cover relocation costs, according to a survey by consultant Runzheimer International. +All the desktop and personal computers are made by Ing. +In addition, the World Bank needs to put greater emphasis on cofinancings with the commercial banks. +We leave the front door looking for joy and jollity; we reach the cinema to be greeted by strangely-dressed persons shrieking 'Trick or treat?' Addams Family Values is no treat and could well be investigated under charges of trickery. +Norwest dropped 5/8 to 19. The company agreed to buy Shawmut National credit card receivables for $568 million. Shawmut expects a $68.3 million pretax gain from the sale. +The Detroit Tigers' team physician isn't issuing any timetables for Manager Sparky Anderson's return but does say he's optimistic. +"If workers at Monfort see violence and a strike every three years, they might not sign" cards authorizing a certification vote, says Mr. Tomlinson, the Monfort attorney. +Some 30-year Treasury bonds now yield about 9.4%, up from 8.3% in early March. +The couple married in 1980. +The breakthrough on a summit came after South Korea accepted North Korea's proposal to place political and military topics ahead of humanitarian and other exchanges on the agenda. +Whatever his motives, that has won no favours, but merely encouraged China's negotiators to concentrate on driving a wedge between the EU and the US. China's membership of the WTO remains a highly desirable objective. +Indeed, when Fayrouz travels from her home in West Beirut to her hilltop retreat in the Christian mountains of East Beirut, the residents of West Beirut worry both for her well-being and for their own. +Hale, who says he supports race segregation, said he planned to hold another meeting later this month. +"Everything has come to a temporary, grinding halt," says Werner Michel, who oversees advertiser programming as a senior vice president at ad agency Bozell, whose clients include Chrysler. +"Accomplice," Jason Alexander stars in a comedy-thriller by Rupert Holmes, author of "Drood." +"I honestly don't care where they end up in the standings," he says. +The game was adjourned yesterday with Mr. Karpov sealing his 41st move as white in a complicated position in which Mr. Kasparov had a slight initiative. +And Dennis would say, 'Good enough to make the call'" to the target company to propose a takeover defense. +The national police force has been criticized widely for its failure to solve dozens of killings of anti-government activists since 1978. +"I was using some of the computer professionals, and I found that they were very good," he says. +Under apartheid, South Africa's 5 million whites control the economy and maintain separate districts, schools and health services, giving the 26 million blacks no voice in national affairs. +Again we are reminded that any "progress" will come at some significant but often unpredicted cost. +'Schools should not be, and generally are not, value-free zones,' he writes in one passage. +Moreover, the fee arrangements RTC makes with the contractors often block possible sales. +Silver bullion traded late in London at a bid of $5.87 a troy ounce, down from $5.89. +Weld was willing to stay on if he got the job, but was unwilling to do so when he lost it, in part because his two predecessors as criminal division chiefs, Lowell Jensen and Trott, both had won the same promotion. +Members of the organization are not kidding themselves that their program will change ranchers' minds about wolves. +And it wants a Hispanic appointed to the Supreme Court. +In an administration skeptical of regulation, Mr. Ruder has demonstrated instincts more typical of the Carter era. +"Safety belts turn out to be an economical way of trying to reduce that health care dollar," said Dr. Elizabeth Orsay of the University of Illinois-Chicago. +But perhaps the thinning of the ozone layer is changing things around. +UAL, parent of United Airlines, slipped 2 7/8 to 145. +Vogel said the delegation would discuss the Berlin stockpiles, but that how much could be sent would be left to the Bonn ministries to decide. +It is a testament to the commitment of our two governments to the principles of the open market and to economic cooperation." Opponents of the agreement had said the Reagan speech could be interpreted as interference in Canadian affairs. +This helped to hold call money rates at 9.55/65 per cent. +Load factor for the year was 58.9%, up from 58.3%. +MNC Financial Corp. plans to sell its profitable $1 billion credit card operation, one of the country's largest, in an attempt to shore up its faltering finances. +Blum, however, said that the total bill could go much higher if: _Interest rates do not fall dramatically, as the administration predicts. +However, Anthony Beaumont-Dark, member of Parliament for the governing Conservative Party, cautioned against a "knee-jerk reaction." The British Association for Shooting and Conservation said tighter laws were not the answer. +The investigation submitted to the White House two weeks ago also revealed that Lehtinen had problems with former employers. +The manslaughter trial of officer William Lozano, 31, went to the jury late in the day. +Gephardt said budget negotiators would meet again on Capitol Hill later today. +The desk of Executive Vice President William Walton was a door suspended on packing crates. +Yemen's ambassador, Abdallah Saleh Al-Ashtal, warned that any military action backing the sanctions might lead to war, while Cuban Ambassador Ricardo Alarcon said the council's move was in defiance of the U.N. charter. +The NASA panel's final report on the flawed telescope will criticize both the space agency and the Perkin-Elmer Corp., said John Mangus, head of the optics branch of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's space technology division. +William Osler, a showman with high forehead and the bold mustache of a pirate, was in his element. +They also pointed out that direct peace talks between the Contras and Sandinistas are scheduled to begin Monday in Nicaragua. +Last week, Dortch waived his right to appear at today's arraignment and entered innocent pleas to all counts. +The poll had a margin of error of 3 percentage points, meaning results could vary by that amount in either direction. +In addition, Codelco will probably develop adjacent ore bodies on its own. +"They (Playmates) see the Turtles as the next Barbie," says Mr. Balani of Peregrine Investments. +But the Germans, who for more than a year have resisted world demands for a more expansionary policy, argue that the first quarter was an aberration. +Canada wanted to escape from the consequences of America's "unfair trade" mania. +In a letter to Mr. Oberstar, Ms. Sterling said Midway underreported to the Transportation Department the number of passengers it flew in 1990 by about 11%, compared with figures Midway provided Northwest. +AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Actor Lou Gossett Jr. says he grew up in an integrated New York City neighborhood where black families were as proud of their heritage as Italian, Irish and Jewish families. +Some of those awaiting admission may be disappointed, and others may only get visas good for two to four days. +He said, however, "there is still no confirmation by the Soviet side." Carrying out complex plans for a Gorbachev visit could be difficult at this late date, but there were no indications the trip might be called off. +By one estimate, big U.S. banks need to raise $7 billion in new capital by 1992. +Shipments of Washington state apples increased slightly last week after losing ground for a month, an indication consumers may be overcoming fears of a chemical scare that began in February, an industry official said Friday. +Tennessee Sen. Albert Gore Jr., for his part, is making a major effort in New York to succeed outside his native South. +Last year, Sen. Moynihan ignited a firestorm with his tax-cut proposal, which he said was intended to stop the government from using surplus Social Security revenues to finance the deficit. +But he manages to capture the essence of Vic's character type as well as Robyn's. +In the year-ago fourth quarter, Grow earned $2.9 million, or 26 cents a share. +Danek Group closed at 18 1/2, up from its offering price of $15 a share, on volume of 2.2 million shares. +The New York Times and Wall Street Journal reported Olson was ill in their Tuesday editions. +Baker said the talks would be reopened between June 12-19 with the date to be set later. +In the Kansas City area, the storm flooded streets and downed trees and power lines. +'They have put up with my keeping the house for years but I finally got the message that they regarded it as an old man's indulgence. +Pacer, with a total share or market value of about $20 million, makes computerized ticketing equipment for movie theaters. +He hailed Raphel as an "outstanding ambassador." "I knew him well," said Bush, who has sought to make his experience in foreign policy an important ingredient in his campaign. +"There is no denying there are defensive characteristics to these things, but that is not the primary purpose," Slayman said of the employee-stock plan, or ESOP, and the other moves. "The primary purpose is to enhance our competitiveness. +It has been operating from its Birmingham headquarters and 18 depots across the UK, using about 300 vehicles. A meeting of creditors has been provisionally set for February 15. +Success of the Marshall Island coins, featuring diver Greg Louganis, will depend on whether he wins a gold medal. +Car companies are studying even more exotic possibilities that aren't likely to be on the road anytime soon. +"I think 48 hours of sequester will help solve the problem," he said, using the technical name for the Gramm-Rudman reductions. +He also rules out the possibility that the Federal Reserve will tighten credit to shore up the dollar. +SWAPO said the assassination of Lubowski was intended to create instability prior to the elections, which SWAPO is widely favored to dominate, and to frighten whites at a time when racial unity is growing. +The other half of the bill's financing would come largely from extending two existing laws, both of which were expected to be continued after their scheduled expiration date in any case. +Libya decided it wouldn't renew its oil agreement with Sudan. +Despite its inefficiency, the "do-it-yourself" policy is presented as the necessary, indeed the only, road to technological autonomy. +Stinnett, 23, of Wiesbaden, West Germany, was born in San Diego, Calif. He was assigned to headquarters command, 12th Aviation Battalion. +More than 8,000 peasant families now supply potatoes and wheat to the vermicelli noodle factory. +To date, the extremists have mainly used pistols, automatic rifles and machine guns. +In an interview in today's editions of The New York Times, Bush characterized the changes as "too inexorable" to halt. +Producers would then be forced to bring in their own pricing mechanisms. +There are long waits for a limited number of seats. +We have certain sanctions in place, they remain in place. +MERIDIAN BANCORP said analysts' estimates of 1986 per-share earnings of $2.35 to $2.45 would indicate net income of $66 million to $77 million. +He hit the stage at 8:45 p.m. complete with synchronized light show and heart-thumping choreography. +Johnson, a former publisher of the Los Angeles Times, left his job as vice chairman of the newspaper's parent Times Mirror Co. to work at Turner's 24-hour, all-news network. +Quayle assured him the administration already was actively considering the same request made by Mrs. Chamorro, the officials said. +Stamp enjoys himself hugely at his characters' expense and as a welcome bonus reveals a closet intellectual beneath his own handsome exterior. +He has contended that prejudice against motorcycle gangs is the reason he was convicted of killing Ms. Keeton. +After the issue it will have a tier one ratio of 4.5 per cent - too tight for comfort for the tougher version of Germany's new capital requirements. +Almost $23 million of that loss came from the sale of discontinued operations. +Avon's rights plan would continue to be activated by the acquisition of 20% or more of its shares outstanding. +The Hecco group, which last month had a 16% stake in the company, has said it will support Citadel's current management. +This would in effect offset the potentially invigorating effects of income-tax cuts with a value-added tax. +A real estate agent dubbed "Robin HUD" after admitting she stole millions of dollars in federal housing funds and gave some money to the poor says she has decided to accept a bargain with prosecutors and plead guilty to two counts. +Masstor Systems added 9/16 to 3 9/16 on 1.3 million shares. +These are alternatives to those." The cookbook also is designed to help wearers avoid food that bend their braces or pulls the hardware from their mouths. +No other document has been given such a long consultation." Those who approach history as a force in molding national pride and identity view the curriculum reform as a means of regaining the ground that has been slipping away since the liberal 1960s. +"Where we've seen increases in enrollment, like New Jersey for example, it's because the state has taken the initiative," said Carter. +Bush also has taken up the tax cry against Dole, though he left it to surrogates. +The Tories figure they must do something to cut the Alliance down to size before it's too late, and attaching the socialist label to the new party seems to be one way to do it. +Disappointingly, the EBRD has so far been able to commit only a small fraction of the limited capital at its disposal, and to dispense even less. +"We'd always been eaters," says Michael. "While researching the trucker book, we found all this regional American food. +Authorities said three Moroccan tourists were killed and 10 injured in the crash on a national highway in Buitrago, 45 miles north of Madrid. +The United States, seeking to force him out, has frozen virtually all Panama's funds in U.S. banks, including Panama Canal tolls, the country's main source of revenue. +The state ACLU maintains that since Mr. Mecham is out of office pending the outcome of the Senate trial there is no legal need to rush the proceedings. +World-wide, sales at Sotheby's fell 50% in the fall art auction season, which runs from September through mid-December, to $751 million from $1.51 billion in the 1989 period. +But I know he loves me, and I love him." New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor, whose drug problem drew a one-month suspension last year, failed a breath test and was arrested when a trooper found him asleep in his car on the side of a highway. +The couple left for the United States in 1959, where Hoss obtained a doctorate in economics and business administration from the the University of Indiana at Bloomington. +Transportation Secretary Sam Skinner still pays lip service to airport privatization, but there has been zero progress on the issue. +Many market participants had expected a boost in the Lombard rate to 9.5%. +The plan would then be sent to all of the approximately 25,000 creditors. +The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said "budgetary pressures" and the lack of a "firm near-term requirement" for the spacecraft influenced its decision. +Soldiers in armored personnel carriers and police with automatic weapons patrolled the streets of the capital of 1.5 million on Wednesday. +All three were rescued, but one man suffered a broken leg, said Assistant Fire Chief Robert Whittington. +We're also starting a telephone counseling service where students can call anonymously and get referred to places where they can get help for drug addiction or whatever," Sutter said. +The messages will be recorded and shipped over to Saudi Arabia for broadcast to the troops, a Burger King spokeswoman said. +We expected continued growth of 4% to 5%, which we could build on by adding sales representatives." +That represents just 2.4% of used oil in the U.S., but "it begins to solve some significant problems," said Bob Gower, Lyondell chief executive. +The main goal must be greater correspondence between the private interests of those who operate the system and the public's interest in having adequate national security at minimum cost. +McColgan blamed erratic weather for a poor season in the state, which usually produces 50,000 gallons of syrup annually. +"The four unexploded bombs were not set to detonate, presumably because the perpetrators were disturbed by an employee," Foerster said in an interview. +Under full sail, with our four generators also going, we use 7 tons. +Stephen McCoy, a 40-year-old electrician from Houston, was pronounced dead at 12:25 a.m. Wednesday, seven minutes after a lethal mixture of drugs was injected into his arms. +But some studies indicate that although the latter lower total cholesterol, large amounts of them may increase the risk of gallstones and reduce so-called HDL, the "good" form of cholesterol that actually protects against heart disease. +Friday's justice ministry statement noted that France to date has not asked for Swiss judicial aid. +He can give reassurance and understanding to those who have never been reassured or understood; he can give guidance in a world that technology changes every day. +Covia is the UAL subsidiary that owns United's 50 percent interest in the Apollo computerized reservations system. +Namibia has been controlled by neighboring South Africa. +Tambrands said that after the split it will have 22.2 million shares outstanding. +My Texan wife, Debby Rundell, insists that fried chicken and whole milk are a truly medicinal combination. +The three opposition leaders issued a joint statement saying that unless the government rectified "violations" their parties wouldn't accept the results. +"We like seeing a big city fire department in action, and we're guaranteed of seeing some action on Devil's Night," Purcell said. +When Bass acquired the US brand 2,400 people were employed at its headquarters in Memphis. +It is important not to miss two projects. +They are very hardy and a mere food shortage is not going to drive them over here," said Teuvo Korpelainen, county mayor in Tohmajarvi, 10 miles from the Soviet border. +Preventive medicine certainly is a basic principle of Kaiser and other HMOs, but not as Dr. Anderson describes it. +The wildcat strikers don't get that, just the selective strikers because our strike is authorized. +None of this amounts to an argument against trying to establish such a market. +Sen. Albert Gore says Democratic presidential rival Rep. Richard Gephardt has made "wholesale changes in dozens and dozens of key positions," but Gephardt claims it is Gore who has reversed himself on a dozen issues of prime importance. +More rain fell today in flooded parts of the northern state of Punjab, hampering operations to rescue at least 200,000 people marooned by rising waters, an official said. +The court ruled that the state of Arkansas can hold a sentencing trial for a man mistakenly sent to prison as a habitual offender. +The pending share offering "is a great opportunity to own the stock," Brenda Davis McCoy, an analyst at PaineWebber Group Inc., says. +"This one (flight) probably ranks as one of the more trouble-free," Briscoe said. +Knighton claimed Mrs. Veitch rejected the idea of getting a divorce to marry Craig because she wanted her husband's insurance money. +Anatolia said 17 guerrillas were killed in Sirnak township near the Iraqi border in one of the largest anti-guerrilla operations in the region since fighting started in 1984. +Even if the new range of Pot Noodles proves successful, such pressure seems bound to continue. That leaves Dalgety stuck with a reputation of limited scope for growth, which is reflected in its yield of over 5 per cent. +The second-biggest party in the government, the Socialists, have strong influence at RAI-2, another state-owned channel. +People were told it was cut-rate olive oil, but it was actually rapeseed oil processed for industrial use, not human consumption. +Like a lot of big banks, they got too greedy." +Sales rose to $122.1 million from $94 million. +In any case, Thyssen and the recently-merged Krupp/Hoesch group which each have around 10m tonnes a year capacity, have problems of their own. +In an interview after the meeting, he declined to answer questions about the lawsuit, but the company said in its material for the meeting that the suit was without merit. +Consumer spending was revised from a 3.6 percent gain to a 3.2 percent advance. +Also unusual is the amount of software that will be available immediately _ a crucial consideration for businesses that rely on standard packages of programs. +He has a truly magnificant voice with that wonderful, warm quality that communicates with people." It was in 1974 that a friend at the University of Illinois suggested Warfield for a faculty position. +The Cards' winning runs Tuesday came on a scratchy ground-ball double by Vince Coleman in the seventh to erase a 1-0 Twins lead. +I'm not going out. +At least you've got some control. +It's something engineers call a model. +It was accepted by the U.K. venture-capital firm Investors in Industry PLC, British Caledonian's largest shareholder with a 41% stake. +Mrs. Drucker needn't worry about her son's ending up in the poorhouse, though. +"It was really, really bad," said 16-year-old David Woolwine. "Even when it wasn't looking bad, it smelled." About 45 residents supplied by the tank were told to boil their water, Edgemon said Wednesday after the body was found. +If he falls short in the caucus, the Wisconsin Democrat still can run again in more of a head-to-head contest with Reps. +"It would just be their bad luck," said one official. +In two cases these head scarves evinced an impulse toward the fashionable. +"It hasn't turned around and started coming back up," said Mr. Murrell. +But we have a choice. +The aircraft was shot down near the border town of Parachinar, a Defense Ministry spokesman said in a statement to the official Associated Press of Pakistan news agency. +"I was impressed the most by their attitude," Schaeffer said. "Things have changed and they were so open. +The mine reopened last November after an 18-month shutdown due to depressed silver prices. +These account for about 75 per cent of total world demand. A council official claimed that in the largest of the price-sensitive markets in the developing world, such as India and China, buyers seem to have adjusted to higher gold prices. +Of those with 40 years' work history, 61% showed serious lung scarring. +Passover week is April 2-9. +Each day, 40,000 children die from malnutrition and disease, including acquired immune deficiency syndrome, from the lack of clean water and inadequate sanitation and from the effects of the drug problem. +The crash-rattled financial markets, meanwhile, imposed "circuit breakers" to forestall another collapse. +When the Medical University of Southern Africa was established 11 years ago in the homeland of Bophuthatswana, however, many activists rejected the school as an inferior institution built to keep medical training segregated. +Burmese monks have been refusing to provide religious services for soldiers or their families, which in the Buddhist religion is the equivalent of excommunication. +Sales slipped to $6.4 billion in 1985 and the company's work force was halved. +It is to be retired after the tests. +In addition, $50 million is expected to be saved by closing post office window services for a half-day a week, with the balance to come from cuts in transportation, management travel, training and other expenditures. +Mr Webb claims that this is already proving a marked success. +'Commercial banks have the relationships with issuers and relationships matters a lot, more perhaps than price. +This force was the explosion of international monetary reserves during and after the collapse of Bretton Woods. +Torpey said that one of the wounded women he was treating had expressed something akin to sympathy for Wesbecker when she learned, by police radio, that he had shot himself. +Instead, his purpose was to warn against the dangers of government intervention into private relations even for a cause as noble as desegregation. +In the year-earlier third quarter, Canron had net income of 4.4 million dollars, or 46 cents a share. +The other is the Criterion in Piccadilly Circus, which will concentrate on bringing the best of the London fringe to the centre of the capital. Donmar, which seats only around 250 people, will spread its net wider. +I don't want to be here," said Ms. Toth, 51, a Democrat who called it quits on the last day of the 1988 General Assembly with a year left in her four-year term, saying she was bored with the legislative life. +Upjohn and other leading companies, many of which have executives on the boards of both hospitals, began demanding some sort of cooperation. +At least six tractor-trailer rigs overturned on nearby Interstate 35. +The need today is for investment in additional capacity. +The company also said Michael Davies, a non-executive director since 1987, was made deputy chairman, replacing David Atkins, a former Blue Arrow executive and long-standing ally of Berry's who has been on the board since 1984. +When a dam holding runoff broke and flooded a pristine bog in German Valley, researcher Joe Lange discovered that water leaving the bog was clear. +Seaga has raised $600 million in disaster relief from abroad, but there been bickering over relief distribution. +But there were "a few bumped heads," a spokesman concedes. +The weakness in exports reflected declines in shipments of American capital goods, agricultural products and autos. +Shares that were the center of takeover speculation last week moved little. +The lawmaker was one of just nine people given the honorary title of senator for life and remained active in Italian politics through 1983. +More than 200 were killed in the San Francisco Bay area. +"A lot of people hadn't taken the war threat seriously" until yesterday, "in hopes that something would be worked out at the 11th hour," said Peter Beutel, director of the energy group at Pegasus Econometric. +In Britain, the Bank of England signaled a full percentage point increase in the British commercial banks' base lending rate to 12 percent, following a government report on the country's trade deficit in July. +However, his original inquest has been scrapped and the jury discharged. +At least 42,000 customers lost power in Illinois and 37,000 remained blacked out today. +Telecoms stocks are in vogue among international investors. +He rose through the ranks of the Metropolitan Police Department and was named chief in 1964. +The company is paying a dividend of L70 and L90 for each ordinary and savings share respectively. +In Jefferson County alone, the flooding is expected to cause an estimated $20 million in damages, including reduced rice and cotton crops, said Frank Plafcan of the county extension office. +By mid-1989 it had 289 employees and a respected range of computer numerically controlled lathes and machining centres. Then everything went wrong. +Mr. Stallkamp said he discussed the joint venture with UAW President Owen Bieber who, he said, expressed support for the idea. +Options dealers from the Pacific Stock Exchange may have been suffering from a bit of jet lag, but they managed to trade contracts at makeshift posts built with lightening speed at exchanges in Chicago, Philadelphia and New York. +Exports totaled 4.64 billion dollars ($2.19 billion), up 23% from a year earlier but down 8.8% from April. +In November, D'Amato said he was the victim of a "pile on" by the media, adding: "I have nothing to be ashamed of." Coleman said Tuesday he "took it upon myself" to write the letters to the agencies and did not tell the senator in advance. +All four, plus the children's mother, got off in Halifax. +He added that the law gives the secretary so much discretion that "the amount to be assessed each company could be almost any figure from zero to 100 percent of the entire" cost of the safety program. +Mr. Wilpolt's sacrifice wasn't noticed at the top echelon of the company either. +It allows all missions to operation. +"We're not afraid to say it," bragged the Newsweek ad. "Newsweek was the first news magazine to report on the proposed Time-Warner merger. +The Partridges love privacy but must attract as many customers as possible to the farm. 'By the end of the year I want to shoot people,' says Richard. Keynston Mill, Tarrant Keynston, Blandford, Dorset. +"The super-boom is gone. +And many state and local governments are also considering measures to ban certain plastic products. +There is a lot at stake in the responsible and effective handling of solid waste, including public health, the nation's economy and an improving standard of living. +"You try to sleep there." +The Nikkei Stock Average closed at 20,983.50, down 788.41 points or 3.62 percent, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Friday. +Miss Hamill bled to death after being shot in the back, according to Philippine officials. +Alaska enjoyed a warming trend today as an 18-day cold snap ended with cloudiness and higher temperatures spreading across the state. +Papers have often discounted subscriptions for classroom use, but some are creating special editions just for schools. +In addition to the tug, two Greek navy vessels, coast guard patrol boats, a passenger ferry and several pleasure craft picked up survivors, Merchant Marine Ministry officials said. +If all goes well, the hall's opening date would roughly coincide with the opening of the proposed stadium and arena. +Instead, it would funnel $49 billion to states and localities for highway, mass transit and rail projects of their choice. +Ferrer's telephone number is unpublished and he could not be reached for comment. +American Telephone & Telegraph Co. today announced a 19 percent gain in third-quarter earnings and said it was sweetening its pension program to lure thousands of managers into early retirement. +She lost the race by nearly 1 million votes. +Fantis said the man was freed "as a sign of good will by the hijackers." Fantis identified the dead man _ apparently the hijackers' first victim _ as a young Kuwaiti security guard. +The West Indies were 238 for 4 at close of play on the second day of the first cricket Test in Jamaica. +That's well within the operating limits of the engines in question," Weber said. +He accused Washington of trying to discredit his brother and heir-apparent, Defense Minister Raul Castro, through a propaganda campaign. +The treaty also gives each party on-site inspection rights for 13 years. +Heavy rains turned roads to mud, cutting food supplies to 7,000 villagers in southern Tanzania for three weeks, a newspaper reported Friday. +The project calls for "integrated" development of jungle products, such as Brazil nuts and rubber, as well as timber. +Police said two people were killed and three wounded in the clash with automatic rifles and rocket-propelled grenade launchers a few blocks from where the western captives are believed held. +The Lundberg Survey's overall average price on July 20 - the latest pre-invasion sample - was nearly $1.18 a gallon. +National Guard troops were put on traffic-control duty to prevent looting in the town, population 150, about 50 miles northwest of Boise. +Lector, however, seems like a space-age killer. +And we can do it, but it's not going to be dictated by some federal bureaucracy in Washington, D.C. +If you expect it to be bad and it is bad than that's not bad. +The company is engaged in food distribution through its White Rose Food Division. +The vote on the legislation was put off until today, primarily to allow the bill's proponents to work on this issue. +The move comes after a decline in the share of Austrian exports going to the East Bloc: Last year the nation's exports to the East Bloc dropped below 10% for the first time since 1955. +They said the agenda for arms control and human rights talks would also be raised. +Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, a Democrat, said Wright's loss means a heavier burden for him as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee because of its broad jurisdiction. +The number of people involved in Employment Training, for example, rose 5,000 in February compared with January. There was no regional explanation for the reduction in unemployment. +The result of all this mismanagement has been a continuous drop in the gross national product; the standard of living and per capita income in real terms dropped to levels of 20 years ago. +One reason for this, says Peter Canelo, associate director and portfolio strategist at Bear Steans & Co., is "a change in the presidential monetary cycle" under former Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker. +The competitors are attracted by the vision of $3.3 billion of potential insurance premiums coming up for grabs all at once. +Today, we eat sweets." As the first batch of ex-prisoners arrived home, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said Tehran would repatriate an equal number of Iraqi prisoners. +By keeping a lid on import prices, a robust dollar inhibits the ability of U.S. manufacturers to raise their domestic prices. +The exchange's best bet to broaden its product base now seems to be a merger with the New York Merc, the nation's leading oil-trading arena. +Revenue rose to $7.12 billion from $7.06 billion. +But a few years later, when political expediency demanded it, Mussolini fell in line and promulgated the 'racial laws' of 1938. +Next time I'm planting highly recommended lima called "Christmas." EDITOR'S NOTE: George Bria retired from the AP in 1981 after 40 years. +A former member of the extreme right-wing National Front, she left the party, was re-elected as an independent in 1988 and then joined the centrist UDF. +Before the former prime minister came along, public sector managers could not count pennies. +Television has begun to churn out sequels of its own series. +The earliest another launch could be attempted is the middle of next week, said Bob Sieck, launch director for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. +Against the D-Mark it was slightly weaker, closing at DM1.6105, just below the position in New York. From early highs, the US currency drifted off slightly in European trading but maintained a basically firm tone. +The revised proposal offers 1.575 shares of Bank of New York stock and $15 in cash for each share outstanding of Irving. +"It's with regret that we now have to get seriously worried about inflation," said Roger Brinner, director of U.S. forecasting at Data Resources Inc. in Lexington, Mass. +After threatening a strike, the union won the right to enforce Sheldahl's 90% use-reduction plan through its labor contract. +After the raid none of the Iraqi air defence systems was in operation. President George Bush told reporters at the White House: 'Let's just hope that Saddam Hussein got the message. +He's handled as many as seven in a single kabuki drama. +In addition, Healthdyne has adopted a shareholders' rights plan designed to deter a hostile takeover. +He said the 79-year-old Roman Catholic nun's temperature was normal and she had had no chest pains since Monday night. +The cardiovascular disease survey found more medicines being developed for hypertension, or high blood pressure, than any other condition with all but three of the 38 drugs in that category in the final stages of testing. +I submit that the most unusual prop is the chairman's P.R. man, who doesn't know a podium from a lectern. +However, Mr. Schloss said the city of Rolla, through Rolla Municipal Utilities, was anxious to establish its own cable franchise and that entered into the city's decision to oust Rolla Cable. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks rose 7.04 points to 2,702.01. +A spokeswoman for the house said the placing was oversubscribed and the bulk of the shares got away successfully. +Throughout most of that period the most dynamic parts of the world have been Europe and its American offshoots. +The average transaction last year was $167.5 million, compared with $117.9 million in 1986, the company said. +Kitty Dukakis, 51, a student and teacher of modern dance for 30 years, was forced off the campaign trail in June to have delicate spinal surgery to repair a disc condition doctors said might have been related to her dance career. +Predictably, opposition parties and unions are demanding more spending to create jobs to reduce West Germany's seemingly chronic unemployment. +She said testing routinely used at the time to detect the hepatitis-B virus in blood could have been useful in eliminating homosexual blood donors, who are at high risk for that disease as well as AIDS. +"The helicopters were flying in the middle of a storm," the Southern Command spokesman said Sunday, repeating the cause given at the time. +Overall, exports are expected to rise more than 50 percent from last year, reducing the U.S. wheat stockpile to the lowest level in six years. +But we'd already been on it." "Good Night, Sweet Wife: A Murder in Boston," scheduled for Tuesday night, stars Ken Olin as Stuart and Margaret Colin as Michelle Caruso, a reporter who doubted Stuart's story of the shootings. +Terry Murray, an analyst at James Capel & Co., was encouraged by the company's outlook on European demand for flat and safety glass and said problems in the U.S. automobile market seem to have "bottomed out." +Already, a Perth, Australia, oceanarium that closed down has inquired about the project amid plans to free its nine dolphins. +At the Great Pyramid on a Friday afternoon, foreigners were outnumbered by Cairenes picnicking in their best clothes. More extraordinary still was our visit to Cairo's Egypt Museum. +In London, the British pound dipped to $1.8280 from $1.8335 on Wednesday. +And our party does. +Schulmann's statements were in a letter dated Sept. 12 to leaders of World Bank and IMF, which also is headquartered in Washington. Schulmann, a West German, was an adviser to former Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. +For example, 200 shares of Caterpillar bought Oct. 20 at $38 apiece were sold six weeks later at $53, and 100 Federal National Mortgage Corp. shares bought at $33 in late October were sold last March at $45. +But now you must discuss them. +The country's market is small - currently there is 760MW of installed capacity - but it is hoped that the possibility of generating electricity to the country's neighbours will entice investors. ENFE, the state railway company. +Gamal Celiman, the island's antiquities inspector, said the island is made of granite, which in Saladin's time was quarried and shaped on the spot. +DISEASE ON THE DON Seven people fell ill with cholera in southern Russia along the Don River, apparently the result of raw sewage flowing into the waterway, the Communist Party newspaper Pravda reported. +They killed more than 800 Palestinians, many of them women and children. +I have incurred capital losses on share dealings. +In unrelated cases, nine persons were permanently barred from employment at member firms. +A former treasurer of the state Republican Committee, Lauder has toyed with running for statewide office in the past but has not done so. +Mason is awaiting trial on charges he was one of the people who carried out that killing. +The agency said its quarterly survey conducted in March showed that the index of consumer confidence, seasonally adjusted, declined 1.8% from December. +An interim dividend of 6.75p (6.6p) has already been declared and is payable in three instalments. +"Compared with last year, it's terrible," he said. +Failure to strike a deal by Saturday would not necessarily be a major setback. +His preoccupation has been to convert IU from a flabby, debt-laden conglomerate with interests in everything from rental trucks to macadamia nuts to a leaner, better-focused group of transportation and distribution-related businesses. +On Jan. 23, the company responded to the pressure by hiring Goldman, Sachs & Co. to evaluate opportunities to improve its stock price, including the possible sale of the company. +While strolling down the Arbat, he chatted in Russian with his interviewer. +Police said they were unsure what charges would be lodged against Pierce. +But in recent years, research by San Francisco City Archivist Gladys Hansen documented at least 2,500 deaths, and she indicated the real toll may be much higher. +It accounts for about three-fourths of the total U.S. wheat output. +"We think of the North Atlantic as essentially a gas province," Bettenberg said. +Sarajevo, meanwhile, suffered an outbreak of sniper fire, despite an accord which earlier UN reports had suggested was holding as it entered its second day. +Gilbert Hill, the homicide detective demoted to a traffic beat after his role in the film "Beverly Hills Cop," says he'll run for City Council. +But, he added, "I don't think the low end will generate that much to make it a big deal." Others are more optimistic. +Any market that falls short risks losing business to its competitors in an era when many companies list their shares on more than one exchange. The Montreal Exchange is going one step further. +NTSB spokesman Allan Pollock said accident survivors probably will not testify because the agency doesn't want to traumatize them. +The checkpoints will be manned by the U.N. Good Office Mission to Afghanistan and Pakistan, which monitored the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan. +Mr. Wilson, now a first vice president at PaineWebber Group Inc., became the third former senior HUD official to invoke the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination. +Telephone lines to the Southern Command offices at Quarry Heights and to officers' homes were busy late Tuesday. +The Puchon rally was the fourth Roh rally to turn violent. +The Doordarshan television network said the explosion Friday killed two people on the spot. +The Morris Township, N.J.-based industrial giant is willing to consider separate sales of the seven businesses, whose annual sales total about $1.5 billion. +The company began taking a few customers for the service about three months ago. +Farmer and businessman Calvin Dooley, a 36-year-old Democrat, won narrowly, in part by pointing to Pashayan's receipt of $26,000 from Lincoln Savings and Loan Chairman Charles Keating. +Today, as a health specialist at the Piscataway facility, she lights up the faces of the patients with her joshing, her hugs and an occasional tickle. +The current allocation is up from 80% in December and is well above its "normal" stock quota of 60%. +The controversy illuminates the dilemma faced by custodians of Britain's national heritage. +Life will go on for Delta," Murphy said. +A passenger bus overturned in northeastern Spain Sunday, killing at least eight people, police said. +The search was ended at 5:30 p.m. Monday, he said. +Officials continued efforts to stanch the spill, which cut off water to hundreds of thousands of residents and killed wildlife. +Imported shrimp worth $1.7 billion accounted for more than 75 percent of all shrimp consumed in the United States in 1988, Wolfe said. +The NYSE's composite index of all its listed common stocks dropped 1.34 to 194.50. +Polls of uncertain accuracy indicate that Iliescu, a 60-year-old former Communist minister demoted after criticizing Ceausescu in 1971, is expected to get up to 60 percent of the vote. +Hillsdown implicitly admits as much by clinging to its housebuilding assets on the grounds that it could not easily replace them with a more lucrative investment in food. Nor has the market failed to recognise the improved outlook. +"All three defendants were in fact under the influence of alcohol when they were operating Flight 650 that morning," she said. +On the air, rude questions are definitely out of order. +Police said the student was tackled by a teacher and other students when his semiautomatic pistol jammed as he fired on the classroom as the students cowered on the floor crying "Jesus save us! +"I don't believe in beauty contests, but if you're smart, you can use them to open doors for you," she said in a recent interview. +It considered importing an Alaskan vodka, "since Alaska was settled by Russians," he says, but abandoned that idea after finding that Alaska has no distilleries, "and we'd have to make up the heritage." +She believes the Tory split over Britain's place in the EU reflects public uncertainty on the issue. +Because of today's lower yields, taking profits on bonds means staying even at best for most investors. +Their report, published in today's New England Journal of Medicine, describes the use of the procedure in 12 pregnancies. Seven of the women had healthy twins, while one had a healthy single baby. +He frequently lectures journalists on comparative crime rates around the world. +The airlines seem to be a forerunner," he said. +The diplomats said Saudi authorities have posted guards at Amin's home. +A typical sea wall 5m high may need a strip 10m wide. +Their third shop, the $125,000, custom-made boat, has a top speed of 14 miles and 17 pizzas an hour. +Teamsters President Jackie Presser, who led the renegade union back into the mainstream of organized labor but extended its reputation for corruption, died Saturday night after a battle with cancer. +A "Fair Tax Amendment" that would have made it easier for the Arkansas legislature to raise certain taxes failed 62-38 percent with 95 percent of the precincts reporting. +The State newspaper in Columbia, citing close friends of Atwater, and The News & Courier of Charleston, citing a source close to the situation, reported the discovery of a second tumor. +Talks would be held later on the final status of the territories. +He says churches played a key role in overturning the autocratic East German government last fall. +It said William J. Woods Jr., chairman and chief executive officer of industrial-minerals concern Unimin Corp., purchased 7% of Celite and will become chief executive of the company. +But they're more prominent now than at any time since Henry Kissinger was introducing "realpolitik" to U.S. dictionaries. +Baker earlier this week ruled out any "partial solution" short of total Iraqi withdrawal or anything that would enable Saddam to claim benefits from the Aug. 2 invasion. +There are two important points that should be considered in denying this protectionism. +It said they were investigating allegations of human rights abuses by the military at the time of their arrest. +He was later placed on the FBI's 10-most-wanted list. +Firstdirect calculates that its accounts are on average worth 15 per cent more than in branch banks with similar customer profiles. Yet it may be hard for others to repeat this. +While at Crystal Lake, her father dies and she tries to bring him back. +Because of the complex feelings fed back by skis - slipping, sliding, acceleration and deceleration - it faces a formidable challenge. +Rafah also was declared a closed military zone, the army said, effectively barring entry and exit to the area's 50,000 residents. +The Bush administration offered a $1 million bounty for the military strongman. +The industry, particularly in the US, has not helped itself. +Regardless of whether the white election is delayed, Hendrickse wants mixed-race elections to proceed as scheduled next year. +Passive restraints don't require an action such as buckling a seat belt. +In 1964, Britain set aside an acre of land at Runnymede where Magna Carta was signed in 1215 as a memorial for the late U.S. President John F. Kennedy. +Some of them waited until the last minute to make a decision. +IN THE DAYS of sail, girls who yearned to go to sea would cut their hair and dress up as cabin boys. +The four television networks have urged Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney to reconsider the government's position. +The industry's cost-cutting is the main reason strong revenues are showing up quickly in profits. +The carrier, which was taken private by takeover strategist Carl Icahn last year, also said it had $16.3 million in charges that primarily resulted from that transaction. +"They are our primary source of intelligence," said Jim Bowen, senior tactical coordinator for Operation Alliance, an El Paso-based union of federal agencies that chases and arrests drug smugglers along the U.S.-Mexican border. +Last December, Deo ordered Union Carbide to pay interim relief to the victims, and the company appealed the ruling to the High Court in Jabalpur, about 150 miles east of Bhopal. +He says the manager threatened to lock him in the facility overnight to reconsider the cars he had rejected. +Wheat slipped on a lack of new export sales, and apprehension about upcoming wheat auctions by the Agriculture Department. +After a telephone conversation with O'Neill in 1982, the president wrote in his diary, "Tip is truly a New Deal liberal. +Liggett Group, which was found partially liable for the lung cancer death of a New Jersey woman, fell 1/2 to 7 5/8. +Each of those four has something valuable to contribute to any transaction, although bringing the unions together may prove difficult, the banker said. +The announcement is "wonderful news for the bank in getting back on its feet and back into regulatory compliance," said Maurice Reissman, CrossLand's chairman and chief executive officer. +The company would like to keep the plant running until 2010 instead of retiring the last unit in 1999. +"There was no structural failure of the airplane," said Kennedy, who spent three days in Mississippi before returning Thursday to his Miami office. "Right now, we've ruled out any in-flight breakup of the aircraft. +The Weekly Mail quoted Mark Swilling, a Johannesburg-based political scientist, as saying it was the first time the security council was overruled in the 11 years since President P.W. Botha took power. +American Cyanamid Co.'s Shulton division hopes to revive Old Spice with a new commercial that was shot in Paris. +In Kentucky, damage assessment teams from the state Division of Disaster and Emergency Services toured four counties believed to be hardest hit in Tuesday's flood, which many officials said was the worst to strike the region since 1984. +While the Wigmore Hall is closed, no other venue in London tries to fill the gap and the opening of the new season on the first weekend of September is greeted with pent-up enthusiasm. Advance bookings are said to be healthy this year. +A pure chemicals company since last summer's demerger from Zeneca, first-quarter figures - out on Thursday - should reflect both cost-cutting and the health of the European bulk chemicals market. +Ortega urged the evangelists, led by the Rev. Jorge Raschke of Puerto Rico, to pray that "the Contras are disarmed and there be peace in the country" after President-elect Violeta Barrios de Chamorro succeeds him on April 25. +At issue: Whether enough plutonium has accumulated to lead to "criticality" _ the point at which a nuclear reaction become self-sustaining. +The accident happened about four miles south of where the 155-foot freighter Alec Owen Maitland ran aground Oct. 25, cutting a 200-foot swath in the reef in the sanctuary. +The defect blocks the aortic valve, making it unable to pump blood at the right pressure, leading to heart failure. +Rescue workers in planes searched the mountains today, but their effort was hampered by thunderstorms and heavy rains. +There were promises made by the Sandinistas that broad democratic reforms would be effected. +Iraq invaded neighboring Kuwait last week. +They cost about $10 each and are hard to find. +Walter D. Runkle, general counsel to PHF Life, said he hadn't yet received the letter and couldn't comment. +His flagship sponsorships are events that cover the nation, ideally reaching into the more obscure and neglected corners, and involving consumers who have never before tried the arts. +President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq was a dictator who blended firmness with political shrewdness in a formula that kept him in power 11 years, longer than anyone else in Pakistan's 41-year history. +Many mourners carried placards proclaiming the Palestinians' determination to continue the fight to liberate Palestine. +We are also looking for some answers.' CSA's financial problems are the result of a combination of factors including an ageing fleet, costly leases on new Airbus aircraft contracted before 1992, a surplus of employees and unprofitable routes. +Dell Computer Corp. said its net income fell about 42% for its second quarter, ended July 28, to $1.9 million, or 10 cents a share. +He said information on the proposed settlement has been mailed to about 3,000 known members of the class, and stockbrokers also will be notified of procedures for claiming the money. +It would remedy something that liberals as well as conservatives regard as a serious flaw in our current tax system. +"The judge has taken away Texaco management's veto power." +All hell breaks loose when Arnold's mother (Anne Bancroft) arrives from Florida. +It soon became clear that major reforms would be left for the future and that the present would concentrate on minor reforms such as a withholding tax on government interest payments, and reducing the tax loopholes for banks. +Temple-Inland said that though box shipments "remained strong," average selling prices of corrugated cardboard declined and manufacturing costs increased. Bleached paperboard earnings also declined. +For a start, the group's financial backers will no longer be able to tell UK investors that, if they do not pile in, the issue will snapped up in the US. +On Oct. 15, OMB will make its final projection. +Gore defended his own criticism of Jackson and characterized Dukakis as timid on the same score as the Democratic field pointed toward Wisconsin, next way station on the campaign marathon. +The airline's pilots and flight attendants have joined the walkout, forcing Eastern to pare its 1,040-flights-per-day schedule back to about 100. +Masco Corp. created Masco Industries in a similar move four years ago, when it spun off into Masco Industries its industrial and energy products businesses. +When the Tower hearings opened, all manner of accusations came to public notice. +Bush paid about $51.30 for each shirt during his Hong Kong visit, and his mail order shirts cost about $97 each because of mail and import charges, said Chang. +At the moment, the Germans are primarily interested in reunification. +"The incredible thing about the rape scene in the movie is that it isn't sexual," Foster said. "It's about violating humanity, and saying, `This isn't a person. +Part of the Pentagon's eagerness may be its own desire to build a new Air Force base in southern Italy. +Or we swap work with neighbours.' For years more quoted than read in his own country, and little known outside it, Wendell Berry has been described as the best nature writer since Henry David Thoreau. +In a statement, the ministry said authorities also arrested five other people in the raid on a warehouse in Mejorada del Campo, about 20 miles east of Madrid. +'All those jokes about frogs may be very funny, but it doesn't help. +But first they overvalued and then mismanaged the Dallas-based chain of 600 restaurants. +Teen-age mutant turtles exist offscreen, but they are too sick to fight crime or eat pizza. +Markus Meckel, a spokesman for the newly formed Social Democratic Party, told reporters Thursday the Communists planned to change their name to the Socialist Party, as the Hungarians did in October. +An army reconnaissance plane struck a utility pole and crashed into a rice field on the outskirts of Bangkok on Tuesday, killing the two officers aboard, authorities said. +"A plant of that nature would not have been placed in a white neighborhood," Mrs. Wilson charges. +An SEC spokesman said the agency pursues inaccurate statements that affect the stock market under anti-fraud provisions of the securities laws. +There were also several packets of what looked like fuses wrapped in newspaper. +"The way you move the process is by getting constituents to do the talking," says Mr. Benfield, who does very little work on the Hill himself. +A federal judge on Wednesday ordered Norton to hold its annual meeting April 26 as scheduled; the company, which is appealing the decision, has already conceded that it was unlikely to prevail in its proxy fight with BTR if the meeting isn't delayed. +But that would be a last resort, Hawley said. +Western military experts in Baghdad say the reasons lie mostly in Iran, where flagging morale and fear of Iraqi chemical weapons are taking a toll. +What is taking place is not an all-out price war but a carefully calculated adjustment of the marketplace to absorb a new player. Although some prices are coming down, others are going up. +If you prefer paper money, the pile of $1,000 bills would grow to 636 miles. +If the administration's projections are off, the government will have to spend hundreds of millions of dollars more a year to finance the bailout. +We are not entering into a civil war situation. Violence will not disappear. +"Enough is enough I say. +Many slayings have been attributed to death squads allegedly linked to Arena, a charge Arena denies. +"The demand is there," he said. +"This is the first time I've ever been in love," the 31-year-old Gastineau said. +Nobody speaks German here anymore. +The owner of Bateau Mouche boats said 1.75 million people went on Seine cruises in 1988. +The bonds are rated double-A by Moody's and double-A-minus by S&P. +Britain installed friendly Arab rulers who were "more or less amenable to British protection, a situation which survived more or less until the late 1930s," according to Oxford University historian Alastair Parker. +Slovenians living along the border often do their shopping in Austrian and Italian stores, and many work in Austria. +"Moreover," she said, "it creates confusion about the direction of U.S. policy in the gulf. +In its 1986 appeal, the NRA contended that no group should be held accountable to government regulation because it communicates with its members concerning candidates for state office. +Additional indictments are expected to be handed down in the case, FBI officials said. +The nation's largest companies can afford to ignore the prime rate. +Last year, Heo Young-ho became the second Korean to conquer the world's highest mountain. +Mr. Tyree will be succeeded as junkbond chief by managing director Mark E. Field. +TIME Warner's board yesterday elected Mr Gerald Levin as chairman of the group. +Auditore's brother, Vincent, 37, runs a drop-in center for recovering addicts and said he was one of a small group of young men who made the first local heroin connection in 1968. +That would save $235.4 million next year. +But it's not bad checks, it's the high cost of living that's to blame. +The front, however, boycotted the talks. +On the New York Stock Exchange, advancing issues outnumbered decliners, 1,107 to 434. +About 85 of the approximately 500 demonstrators were arrested, police said. +She also had a special travel visa that allowed her more travel freedom than other East Germans under the former Communist regime, he said. +He claims Shearson reimburses its brokers for the cost of the service, something a senior Shearson executive denies. +They call the washing-machine-size monitors "green monsters." Nearby is the phone they would use to contact the president in the event of a nuclear attack. +Defense activities are monitored totally by 55 subcommittees of 29 congressional committees, assisted by more than 20,000 staff and supporting agency members." +Through early this month, thousands of calls to Mr. Brown's office indicated widespread popular fury at the hikes, and a willingness to go into the field with initiative petitions. +Home-heating oil would not be affected. +Its only flaw is taking Kerouac's literary accomplishments too seriously. +"It's like Julius Caesar in here," says the retired graphics department worker. +Shamir wants to resolve the deadlock prior to Arens' and Peres' visits to the United States next week. +Mutual Benefit's group health business has been its most profitable line. +Here is a state-by-state list for the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30 showing the 2,505 farm borrowers who quit because of financial difficulties. +They are not supposed to behave as we know that we behave. +I want all these books burned." Instead of arguing the merits of Marx or pleading for academic freedom, the director explained why the books could not be summarily torched _ they were state property. +Running your own small company is very different from managing part of a large organisation with extensive support systems in place. Keep the buy-out team to a manageable size. +In other crop-futures news, the Agriculture Deparment said Friday it had targeted the Soviet Union for sales of another 1 million metric tons of wheat at subsidized prices. +"Whatever is happening in Tokyo is improving the competitive situation of U.S. banks," said Robert Dugger, chief economist for the American Bankers Association in Washington. +Ms. Midler sued Ford in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles for misappropriating her version of the song. +Iraq has accused Kuwait of producing beyond its OPEC quota in a deliberate attempt to undermine the Iraqi economy. +But the case, which has opened old wounds and stirred new debate, is expected to be repeated in various forms all across the country in the next few years, thanks to a mother lode of new documents flowing out of post-Cold War Eastern Europe. +Frances earned her money as a stenographer and Elsie was a sales manager and worked in the pharmaceutical industry for more than 50 years. +Jefferson County Attorney Richard Llewellyn says he has found 45 victims. +Mr. Wendel noted that Polaris has a policy of not selling all-terrain vehicles to people under 18 years old, though he acknowledged that some dealers have flouted the rule. +A test found the National Weather Service's new computerized radar storm detection system breaks down frequently and is less reliable than the 33-year-old system now in use, a newspaper reported Sunday. +Each beacon will be lit by runners moving in relay with an Olympic torch. +The problem with USDA's program is unreliable funding. +"Presidents generally talk about lower interest rates at housing conferences," Brady said. +But an Indian High Commission official said the troops would remain in the district, 125 miles east of Colombo. +"We are delighted that Tyson has now decided to raise its bid," Holly Farms lawyer Kenneth Nachbar said in a letter to the Delaware Chancery Court that has refereed the Tyson-Holly-ConAgra squabble. +"It's all a matter of companies making private pricing decisions" to garner market share in the U.S., he said. +"Once they stop laughing at the courthouse," said Rinfret campaign manager John Faso, "I'm sure that it will be unceremoniously dismissed." "I'd rather see Mario Cuomo governor than Mr. Rinfret," said Wein at one point. +But how were they able to borrow so much when they shared so little information with outsiders? One US banker says: 'You have to understand that in the past, Paul Reichmann (O&Y's chief executive) just had to make a telephone call. +This reflected a 39 per cent upsurge in exports and an increased surplus from services and transfers. +They are quiet, almost pious. +Still, Wall Street feared two major possibilities: Investors would ignore the advice and overseas markets would react negatively to Friday's selloff. +In other developments today: _The Pentagon said an estimated 120,000 Iraqi troops are now in Kuwait and that Iraq also had improved air defenses in the emirate. "They're holding on to what they have acquired," spokesman Pete Williams said. +The parties will be allowed to carry out organizational work on their own premises, although a ban on public meetings of more than five persons is still in force. +"They lined up my husband and the others to kill them in cold blood because they surrendered, and without any thought they were murdered. +But the swift drop in the dollar's value raised questions of how successful countries will be over the long term in keeping the dollar at its present levels. +But Conservative policy is irredeemably racist, and it is hard to see room for accommodation with the ANC, which would be forced to resume a campaign to overthrow the government. +That removed from the top ranks the last of the party co-founders, an enduring clique comparable to Russia's Bolshevik or China's "Long March" generations. +None of the 254 people on board was injured. +As a result, says Army Lt. +Last week, responding to a disclosure by Mr. LaRoche that he was considering seeking control of Newport, the company said that it will continue with its plan to hold a special shareholder meeting Jan. 16 to vote on the proposed reorganization. +The couple frequented the regional art museum when it held shows from the Hermitage, the Tretyakov or other celebrated Soviet galleries, according to Boris A. Bendik, then museum director. +Complaints departments need to know their company inside out and work with front-line departments. Do it by phone. +In 1985, Coopers said the swaps couldn't be recognized under accepted accounting principles. +The answer must depend both on what happens to the economy and on the costs of any policy change. Since the point of entering the ERM was to put the UK in a straitjacket, it is not surprising to find that it is indeed in one. +West Germany is a NATO member. +More publishing houses means writers have more places to go, Rath says, and that means more opportunities for solid writing of all kinds. +Colin Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told Senate hearings Monday that Saddam could survive the embargo. +Japan's parliament is expected to vote before June, U.S. officials said. +This includes $1.3 billion in funding for the Public Health Service. +The town's superintendent of public works said he hadn't yet hung the "Salamander Crossing" signs designed by Shutesbury fourth-grader Rachel Mackintosh. +The company said Friday that it hired L.F. Rothschild, Unterberg, Towbin Inc., an investment bank, to explore "all avenues to bolster our capital." +The outline agreement now due in September originally was intended to be ready for this meeting. +Bond prices would rise, taking with them the net asset values of the public's large holdings of income mutual funds. +Gold is seen as a safe haven investment in times of international tension. +The AMA also vociferously opposes the government's notion that doctors will attempt to make up for lost money by increasing the number of services they provide. +The United Arab Emirates produced 1.8 million barrels a day in August, well above its OPEC-set ceiling of about a million barrels, the IEA reported. +The government of South Africa gave her a 31-day passport to make the visit, the first time she has been allowed out of the country. +"But the study shows most of the progress is limited to the well-educated," he said. +But his father later took him to see it on the bank of the Hudson River in the shadow of the George Washington Bridge in upper Manhattan. +While the voice didn't identify itself, several of us reporters had spoken to Mr. Prechter on various occasions and didn't doubt that the voice on the phone was his. +Many economists contend that deep cuts in the U.S. budget deficit are needed before further trade improvement can occur. +But that scheme too was scrapped because it would surely have raised charges by Marcos supporters that the government was conducting the same "secret trial" for which the former president was condemned. +Given the budgetary burdens farm-support programs now impose, maybe the time is ripe for that as well. +Medicare, serving 33 million elderly and handicapped people, would be cut $44 billion from the amount it was expected to reach by 1995. +Voters might have thought they had the handle in the pay raise proposal. +A banner unfurled by the six occupiers read: "10 Years of the Islamic Republic. +On his third call to his missing truck, he reached a recorded message saying his phone was not in service either because no one was in the vehicle or the phone was turned off. +The culprits are decades of rust and the daily rumblings of more than 100,000 cars and 420 subway trains that ferry commuters over the East River between the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn and the Lower East Side of Manhattan. +The breakthrough in the effort to free the migrating gray whales caught in an early freeze came after more than a week of delays and disappointments. +For the first time, East Germany will be able to legally obtain Western-made telecommunications equipment, machine tools and other goods, officials said. +Veerappan's parents were farmers, tilling the poor earth around the Kollegal Forest. +One reason is that putting your name on a list of illegals means that after the temporary work permit expires, the risk of jail or deportation will be very high. +"It's a source of national pride," he said. "It tells them, in terms of natural resources, `we're pretty special.' +Dienstbier and fellow dissident Petr Uhl, for instance, swap shifts as stokers at the same factory; their fellow workers can't make up for them all the time. +But if a car conks out and fails to finish the race, the sponsor might not be mentioned at all. +Seven people were killed and 47 wounded during the night, mostly by tank fire, said a police spokesman, who cannot be named under standing rules. +The first case against the company was made in 1966 and about 20,000 new claims are being filed annually. +Though he is favored to win in Tuesday's Democratic primary, Rep. Rostenkowski has reason to be nervous. +More than 60 million people live within a radius of 100 miles of Guangzhou's plant. +Both the FDIC and Clarke's office have agreed to a risk-adjusted standard starting in 1991, which would apply a more lenient test to banks holding safer investments such as home mortgages and government securities. +SAE just attempts to get the job done. Oftentimes, a job can get done a heck of a lot better before it gets a lot of media exposure. +But when commonwealth leaders pushed aside Mr. Gorbachev, splits between Mr. Yeltsin and Mr. Kravchuk began to emerge. +The traditional intake interview, through which the drug counselor gained insight into a new patient, has been replaced by a multiple-choice questionnaire that the patient fills out alone. +That message has become clear throughout American industry. +WASHINGTON _ The Reagan administration reacts cautiously to the PLO move. +I am the sole director and majority shareholder of United Chemicals Ltd, which is now dormant. +In the last moments of the John Quincy Adams administration, the president sought to place Kentucky's Sen. Crittenden, an ardent Whig, on the court. +Under the guise of "deficit-neutrality," these bills raise taxes to bankroll start-up costs for programs that often aid those who are not truly in need of them, then saddle future budgets with billions of dollars of additional deficits. +Ms. Britt showed no emotion at the hearing, and Maroc did not admonish her. +"A few hours later she went to check on him and she found him sitting on a ledge," said Officer Hugh Barry. +The four o'clock sun was slanting through the trees, illuminating the clear plastic and the green and brown glass, and what do you know, the wrapped tree looked kind of beautiful. +The government's Export-Import Bank is $4 billion to $6 billion in the red and the figure could reach $10 billion by 1992, the chairman of the House Banking Committee says. +No formal charges were filed by late Saturday. +Bands of English, Dutch and West German rowdies brawled after a European Soccer Championship match, but the city was quiet today after thousands of riot police massed in its center. +There were a few small problems but none caused Mission Control any headaches. +Today's landfills handle 80 percent of 160 million tons of garbage and trash a year. +"Now that the stores are full, no one has the money to buy anything," says a man window-shopping on a downtown street. +BAKER HINTS that his current Mideast trip could turn into a shuttle, trying to push Arabs and Israelis toward a regional peace meeting. +The party Central Committee elected little-known Karel Urbanek, member of the party's Politburo only since October 1988, to replace Jakes who resigned along with the rest of the 13-man Politburo and Secretariat. +Most of the EPA's correspondence with industry representatives makes clear the industry's comments are welcome. +The group reiterated its longstanding concern about the cases of thousands of political prisoners in Syria. +His premises are the sidewalk and he's spent much of his 15 years as a street vendor trying to dodge the police. +More than 14,000 people have died in the Tamil revolt since it began in 1983. +At the same time, disclosures that the military was paying outrageous prices for custom-made toilet seats and coffee pots were generating congressional and public demands for restraint. +Exports demand pushed down grain futures prices Wednesday on the Chicago Board of Trade while crude oil futures rose amid OPEC-member opposition to an accord increasing the cartel's production ceiling. +Geological Survey geophysicist Jim Savage argues that uncertainty created by the timing of the 1934 quake means the likelihood the Parkfield quake will happen by 1993 is only 60 percent. +Mr. Johnston concedes that Ford's finances affected his own thinking. +We were more like on equal footing. +A team at Bristol's Frenchay Hospital in the UK uses personal computers to help patients supplement therapy. They allow patients to practise repeatedly routines that will help them find words they have in their heads but cannot express or write. +The index of the December futures contracts "remained below the cash index. +Indian troops searching a northeastern jungle for rebel hideouts killed 50 Tamil guerrillas, a senior Indian diplomat said Sunday. +Then there was William Welch, a genial, rotund pathology professor who became a power behind reforms in medical education and stimulated interest in medical philanthropy. +"The reason for the absence of electrical power could not be determined," the safety board said. +One of the instruments, the Wide-Field and Planetary Camera, operates in two modes as its name implies. +The remaining 62 legislators did not show up to vote. +At one point, when he looked at Davis, the lawyer pointed for him to look directly at the jury. +Despite last year's tax increases, public borrowing continues to grow at an unsustainable pace. +By 1978 it could no longer escape the Journal's attention that Anastasio Somoza was a leader unpopular with his own people. +It is proposed that representatives of European governments attend an Arab-Israeli conference as "observers." And, the U.N. is to be invited as an observer. +He said he took the $100-a-month job "because I don't want to fight any more." Elias said he has been wounded three times fighting Moslems and leftists in the war. +If he gets the concessions he wants, he might bid for all or part of Eastern, which he would operate along with Trans World Airlines, which he controls. +When the lawyers went back on the record, Mr. Perlis said that "Mr. +She worked for the Examiner from 1934 to 1962. +He married an American woman who converted. +Now, Senator Bentsen is a crafty fellow, and there may yet turn out to be some purpose in sending his committee's reformed loopaholics on this unedifying one-night binge. +"There was some dollar-selling for position adjustment toward the closing bell" in anticipation of a holiday in the United States next Monday, said Yuichi Tsuchiko, a dealer with Fuji Bank. +A "no" vote was a vote against repeal. +Intellectual Property The president is directed to act against countries that permit piracy of U.S. "intellectual property." +Amnesty International accused the West African state of Mali of human-rights abuses against ethnic Tuaregs, including the detention without trial of leading tribesmen. +He said it should lead to a "transitional democratic government" to call an early competitive presidential election. +People of the Baltic nations, very different ethnically from the Soviet Union's dominant Slavic population, always have maintained a strong cultural and ethnic identity. +Gillette said its restructuring plan is designed to increase the company's cash flow and accelerate earnings growth in the next few years. +The dismissal is a rare event in the annals of friendly-fire incidents. +All four worked in the Air Force Munitions Systems Division, which is responsible for the development and testing of non-nuclear weapons. +But if post-war history is any guide the likely outcome is months of turbulence, followed by capitulation to political and market pressure. +Most corn is planted in the Midwest by the end of May, while farmers typically wait up to a month later to plant soybeans. +"I think the government should be concerned about all small farmers. +Four years ago, Anheuser-Busch introduced the beer industry's first prime time, paid advertising program to encourage responsible drinking through its "Know When to Say When" commercials. +"The report appears to us to be seriously wrong in its finding," Lewin and Rocap concluded. +Between them, half a dozen mighty highways have sliced the landscape into noise-ravaged segments. +The seditious conspiracy charge has a maximum penalty of 20 years in jail and a $20,000 fine. +The judge said his order does not prohibit testing of any prison employee based on a reasonable suspicion of drug use that impairs job performance. +In 1980, after much of the Palace burnt down, it received a huge insurance windfall of more than Pounds 40m which could have transformed it into a major regional leisure attraction. +Litton Corp.'s Ingalls Shipbuilding Division received a $341.4 million Navy contract for an amphibious warfare ship. +Bush has helped on that score. +Creditors would receive only up to 50 per cent of the debt which they had agreed to cancel. However, creditors would be entitled to only 30 per cent of the debt they had agreed to cancel if a capital increase occurred over the next eight years. +Alexei Leonov, co-chairmen of the association, expressed hope their governments will eventually agree to send a joint team to Mars. +Also, the weakness of the economy and the record oversupply of offices in London, mean rental values will continue to fall. The disastrous record of foreign investors who had previously invested in London might be another cause for caution. +These four companies are the only ones that provide import sales on a 10-day basis; most imported vehicle sales aren't reported until month-end. +Associated Press correspondent Carol J. Williams visited Spitak, a city of more than 25,000 before the quake, and said the smells of burning and decomposing bodies were everywhere. +"It took us time to get our arms around the problem," he said. +In the previous year, it had a net loss of $9.3 million, including losses from discontinued operations of $3.6 million. +People wishing to examine the files are asked to make an appointment and bring with them a letter to OTS making a Freedom of Information Act request for access to files of specific members of Congress. +I think it is good if you have an idea of what was happening at the time of a composer's life. +In the Morris world, people belong first and foremost to a large community; though they have some existence as soloists and in small ensemble groups, they seldom develop any sustained one-to-one relationships in duets. +In Atlanta, J. Douglas Cagle, president and chief executive officer of the poultry concern, said he was aware of the lowered stake. +The deal would be redeemable in yen, if the bonds were not converted by maturity. +Nine passengers were blown out of the aircraft to their deaths. +The July cocoa contract on the New York Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange settled $79 lower at $1,141 a ton, with deferred months showed drops ranging from $26 to $49 a ton. +Despite the reported Shanghai crackdown, bars in Beijing seem to be operating as usual. +The budget deficit and inflation have to be reduced substantially, while growth and investment must be maintained at higher than the EC average. +Tarantino is a brilliant talent. +The adjacent townships of Langa, Nyanga and Crossroads were taken from the City Council's control, although the city provides most of the water, sewerage and fire protection services that exist in those areas. +"I can't say that I can point to a problem that it can be applied to. +Allen Garber, an FBI supervisory special agent in Minneapolis, advises parents to instruct their children to create attention by making noise if they're attacked. +The platform has helped push Labor into its strongest position to regain power since Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher ousted the last Labor government in 1979. +The government said the opposition march could take place July 24. +He condemned the lack of day care, job training and scholarship recruitment in Nickerson Gardens. +The Autumn Statement notwithstanding, that looks as depressingly far away as ever. +Bacon & Woodrow Financial Services, St Albans, has appointed Ms Angela Janczys as head of personal financial management. +The yen's dramatic advance began overnight in Tokyo, where record-setting trading volume in the Japanese currency signaled that investor confidence in Japan's economy was being renewed. +And he hadn't actually done any perking yet. +Toyota Motor Co. is switching some loads to truck. +In London, gilt prices ended slightly higher as traders were encouraged by a relatively steady performance by sterling. +The program was aimed at helping reverse Africa's economic decline, but external problems have blocked substantial progress, Mr. Perez de Cuellar said. +No Republican member of the committee spoke up against it on Tuesday, and the bill passed on a voice vote. +It also consumed half of the nesting ground left for the world's last 400 Kirtland's warblers. +"The record demonstrates sufficient evidence of Wang's intent to control prices or impair competition," Judge Legge wrote. +The company said Mr. Doull, 42 years old, plans to move to Europe, where he has acquired a French chateau which he intends to operate as a conference center. +Brokers make money only when boats change hands, and in a sick market like this, brokers who sense you're a serious buyer will work harder to get the seller's price down than they will to get your price up. +As previously reported, the Boston-based agency is one of three finalists for the General Motors Corp. unit's ad account. +The Spanish law, a relic of Francisco Franco's regime, was little used during his reign because of the state's total control over employment and industry. +"Think of the possibilities," says a representative of the American Optometric Association. "You can change the color of your eyes to match the outfit you are wearing as easily as you can change your bag or shoes. +'None of us could have done that. +Sieck said the preparations seemed "picture perfect" until 20 minutes before launch. +The market was not expected to encounter fresh impetus until Thursday, when the two-week account in specified shares ends. +It's an offspring of international tests, including Soviet trials in Siberia, to develop cold-resistant varieties. +Canron Inc. and Ivaco Inc. said that Canron's board agreed to terminate the requirement in a 1985 standstill agreement that Ivaco use its best efforts to reduce its stake in Canron to 51%. +Goencz replaces interim president Matyas Szueroes, a member of the Socialist Party that grew out of the old Communist party and governed until being roundly defeated in free elections in March and April. +"I don't think there will be that much difference on domestic politics in 1988; even the Democrats will try to run as conservative Republicans. +"It just doesn't seem to make sense on the face of it," Marlin Fitzwater, the White House spokesman, said of Mr. Gorbachev's base-closing proposal. +But they are leery of American political interest because they understand clearly what few Americans or Britons will say openly: Through conflicting interests, Britain is undermining the American stake in Hong Kong. +In the year-earlier quarter, Endotronics had a profit of $231,495, or three cents a share. +About one-third of patients given the drug developed liver problems that disappeared when they were taken off the drug. +He forecast a 5.6 percent annual rate for the second quarter, up from 5.3 percent in the first quarter and 4.7 percent in the second quarter of 1988. +The House agreed Wednesday to allow federally paid abortions for poor women who are victims of rape or incest, reversing nearly a decade of more restrictive votes and inviting a veto from President Bush. +Shareholders of Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Monolithic Memories Inc. approved the merger of the two companies in separate meetings, Advanced Micro said. +EgyptAir, flag carrier of the Arab Republic of Egypt, has ordered two Boeing 767-300 twinjets equipped for extended range service, Boeing Commercial Airplanes announced Wednesday. +ACTIVITY in Johannesburg was muted, with the golds index adding just 7 at 1,707 while the industrials index lost 15 to 4,514 and the overall index 14 to 3,901. De Beers shed R1 to R87.25 but Vaal Reefs put on R1 at R351. +He thinks that the Macmillan men - Harold in particular - were given complexes by a dominating mother. The family refusal did not deter the author, who used to work in the Macmillan publishing house. +Banks operated normally in most of the country but with reduced personnel and fewer clients than usual, according to the National Association of Banks. +The Economic Planning Agency announced recently that the Japanese economy expanded by an astonishing inflation-adjusted 2.7% in the first quarter of 1991 from the previous three months, or an annual pace of 11.2%. +The immediate hurdle confronting the Seoul market comes ahead of the Olympics. +The company offer was increased by some $56 million after "our general management met with the engineering management" and considered "the feedback that we received from engineers," Binder said. +Todd Morgan, a spokesman for Graceland, said managers of the Presley estate still believe the original conclusion: heart disease. +One of the major problems uncovered was in identification of the original farmer, feedlot operator or other livestock producer that have been found to be in violation of the federal residue levels. +My motives and my words were distorted. +Building activity rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $411.1 billion in November, following a 0.2 percent rise in October and a 0.9 percent jump in September. +The station is to transmit VOA broadcasts to Eastern Europe and Africa. +Now it means you put the wrong container in the microwave. +Those detained in Gaza were responsible for 40 to 50 firebomb attacks against the shops of merchants who failed to heed strike calls, the army spokesman said, adding the groups also planned about 30 attacks against Israeli army patrols. +Greenwald's group announced Sunday it had failed for the second time in two months to assemble bank backing for its bid for UAL Corp. +"The phones are ringing pretty steadily," said Brenda Searcy, a nurse answering crisis line phones at Charter Hospital in Long Beach Friday night. +In 1989 he built a maxi named Drumbeat with the aim of smashing Kialoa's record, but never managed it. +There are more than 450 garbage incinerators nationwide with 150 more expected to be built over the next five years as municipalities increasingly turn to burning garbage as landfill space becomes scarce. +California Highway Patrol officers were stationed to enforce the rule. +A few months later, it emerged that two bogus consulting firms run by senior Socialist party officials had been taking million-dollar 'fees' from big industry for their services. +"How long would we be in business if we welshed?" asks Peter E. Hoey, a senior vice president at Financial Security Assurance. +The GAO recommended that the EPA review air quality programs at more parks and wilderness areas and if similar situations are found, ask Congress to tighten the provisions so smaller and older sources of pollution are covered by the control requirements. +Gang violence has claimed at least 93 lives in 1988, according to Los Angeles County law enforcement authorities. +Large amounts are also likely to come from dismantled US and Soviet warheads. +Daniel Wuenschel President, Council of Large Public Housing Authorities Boston Attorney General Edwin Meese acknowledged that he had regular contacts with fired White House aide Lt. +Drought and hot weather reduced total feed grain production by 34 percent this year to the smallest total since 1983. +Nelson's material, mostly adult-contemporary or easy-listening, is far removed from Prince and the so-called Minneapolis sound. Hers is a mature, romantic sound aimed at 25- to 45-year-olds. +Collor de Mello also met with Vice President Dan Quayle, who was leaving later in the day for a trip to Honduras, Panama and Jamaica. +Backed by the Yugoslav army, Serbs, who comprised 13 per cent of the 4.7m population, took up arms against Croatian independence. Belgrade Radio said several French peacekeepers were wounded in the fighting at Zemunik airport. +Hall Financial Group said its Hall Judiciary Center L.P. sold the Judiciary Center for $90 million to a group of Japanese investors. +PaineWebber also agreed to develop procedures to prevent such conduct from recurring. +Critics claim that this was 'boot-strap' financing, allowing ill-qualified entrepreneurs to gain control of big corporations. +New Orleans, the site of the 1988 Republican National Convention, has the Superdome, a huge stadium that could easily accommodate the 5,500 delegates and alternates and additional thousands of spectators. +Less than an hour before the conference began, a car bomb exploded in a parking lot in downtown Colombo, shattering some windows but causing no casualties, police said. +"The hijacker during the flight told the pilot, Jaime Perez, he would burn a passenger alive if he did not divert the flight to Costa Rica," said Costa Rican air traffic controller Carlos Paniagua. +Although he said Citicorp's investment in Gemco amounted to "several million dollars," he didn't indicate what impact the abandonment of the venture would have on earnings. +A spokeswoman said the loss was seasonally related and in line with expectations. +About 60 of 100 dresses from size 3 to 13 at Frill Seekers, which opened last April, have designer labels. +They noted, for instance that coffee producing countries haven't lowered the prices at which they'll sell green coffee. +Results were a bit better than some analysts' estimates, and Merck shares rose 62.5 cents to close at $74.375 in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange. +Other railroads, he said, took similar charges some time ago. +The disclosure was made after markets closed. +Asked whether "other key players" would face charges, independent counsel Lawrence Walsh declined to comment. +Dealers were daring to contemplate that the next cut will come on the morning of Friday the 13th. Sharp volatility in the trading of the December short sterling contract yesterday implied that dealers were divided over the scale of the cut. +On Tuesdays, diners are offered tripe, on Thursdays bollito misto, on Fridays Italian fish soup. +One day after school, Drew sat down for an interview. +In the early 1980s Japanese producers of aluminum sheet to make beverage cans began to cut into Alcoa's market. +Retirees also will have more options in receiving their pension funds besides the current practice of monthly checks. The options include receiving a 20% lump sum, or a 100% lump sum in 1992 that could be rolled over into an Individual Retirement Account. +"The reason they played was because they resonated in terms of 20 years of Democratic Party history as too liberal," he said. "It's not a small issue. +The dollar ran into considerable buying; there was very large demand from international investors when the dollar traded on its lows." +The Chicago Mercantile Exchange says the use of hidden recording devices and other surveillance techniques by undercover agents may uncover wrongdoing that has escaped internal enforcement efforts. +For example, had the day always been 24 hours long, the 899 B.C. eclipse would have been seen in the Middle East instead of China, Pang explained. +Baker's view "is that the dialogue should continue," the official said. "It is important." For Baker , he said, "the real test is terrorism." +The group said the full-year result would benefit from the weaker krona. +While higher stock prices have meant fewer bargains for takeover-hungry companies, they also have meant an increase in value of the acquirers themselves. +Mr. Darby's letter was sent shortly before the Feb. 9-10 meeting of the Fed's policy-making arm, the Federal Open Market Committee. +Heretofore, the company might have been ordered to return the full amount to customers. +The 913-megawatt plant stopped producing electricity at 10:15 a.m., said Rancho Seco spokeswoman Karen Wilson. +Last year, revenue from tourism reached $16.1 billion. +The most-actively traded December contract was up 60 cents an ounce to $404.60; it traded as low as $399. +Alongside her it presented another child who was treated immediately in the private sector. As details emerged of the actual case behind the broadcast, the Conservatives launched a fierce attack on Mr Kinnock's honesty and fitness to govern. +Discounts have widened and this may offer scope for bargain-hunting. However, the authors stress that 'in seeking to capitalise on a recovery in these stocks, selectivity must be the key.' +That's probably one of the most overworked slogans in advertising. +On reformulated gasoline, which would be required to be sold in the smoggiest cities, the compromise takes provisions from both bills, with modifications designed to reduce costs and increase flexibility for industry. +Qunu is a typical rural village in South Africa, made up of a few hundred mud-and-thatch huts and free roaming goats, chickens, sheep and cattle. +"It was a tremendous year for helping others," said Red Cross Chairman George Moody at the organization's annual convention in Orlando. +Nancy and Steve Jones and their 13-month-old son, Henry, were evacuated from Tuwalaka Lodge, 10 miles south of the volcano, by a private helicopter company Sunday. +The company told New York securities analysts Monday that sales in the current quarter could equal or exceed those of the previous quarter. +"She was struck several times while standing and several times when she fell," Lockhart said. +Outside, Santo Tomas has that familiar crouching look of the adobe church, the brown paint peeling here and there off the walls, its facade balcony surmounted by twin wooden turrets flanking a pierced bell bracket. +L. Stanley Crane, the canny 71-year-old railroad veteran who led Consolidated Rail Corp. through a thousand mine fields to the private sector, now faces a new peril. +Given the current industrywide problems, interest from abroad "in the short term will be about nil," says Simon Mordant, a director of investment bank Barclays de Zoete Wedd Australia Ltd. +Her departure comes two months after Alberto Vitale left as president and chief executive of Bantam Doubleday Dell to replace Robert L. Bernstein as head of Random House. +Bush said that "I truly believe there may be opportunities" to settle the Arab-Israeli conflict and to build "new arrangements" among the states in the gulf - but only after Iraq makes an unconditional withdrawal from Kuwait. +Mr Smith also took a substantial shareholding in another resource company, Geevor, which started as a Cornish tin miner. Acquaintances speak in awe of Mr Smith's capacity for hard work. +Mr. Ayukawa, a prominent Japanese venture capitalist, serves on MIT's board of directors. +Extraordinary items contributed 3.3 billion francs to 1989 results, compared with a revised one-time extraordinary loss of 10 billion francs in 1988, mostly related to restructuring. +The nation celebrated the bicentennial of the signing and ratification of the Constitution in 1987 and 1988. +Clark gained fame last year through his bat-and-bullhorn method of discipline at Eastside High in Paterson, a troubled inner-city high school. +The United States has a longstanding policy of supporting an international Middle East peace conference "at an appropriate time," but has never let the Security Council come out in favor of such a high-level meeting - which Israel bitterly opposes. +Without the money, the RTC would face a cash crunch that would virtually halt the disposal of failed thrifts after this week, according to RTC spokesman Stephen J. Katsanos. +Companies seize on technological innovations as a unique selling point for products, especially in mature, oligopolistic markets, such as European detergents. +A ministry spokesman said the two fliers put out a distress signal to air traffic controllers just before the crash. +Providing pensions for the clergy and contributing to their pay consumes 85 per cent of the commissioners' investment income. Last year's Church of England pay bill was Pounds 145m, of which the commissioners met 45 per cent. +Veteran musician Chet Atkins says he gets depressed unless his nimble fingers are dancing along the neck of a guitar. +Steroid users of either gender may also show liver disorders and "'roid rage," which is increased aggression and antisocial behavior. +I was thinking, I should have been there in 1973." McCorvey, as Jane Roe, agreed to become a test case in the legal challenge of anti-abortion laws when she became pregnant with a second child in 1970. +Travel has been nearly impossible for most Albanians for 45 years, but the government recently said all Albanians over 16 were entitled to a passport. +Against a tide of new discount operations and supermarkets adding pharmacies, Revco tried to slash prices and move beyond drugs to big-ticket items like small appliances. +Ford, in a prepared statement, said: "We have been cooperating fully with the NHTSA in its investigations and analyses of Ford-built vehicles. +In 1986, Grace reached an out-of-court settlement with the families in which it reportedly paid more than $9 million to them. +"It's a terrible compromise for me," says Father White, the Catholic Rural Life director for this archdiocese. +Manitoba and Newfoundland are the two holdouts. +That represents about 35% of the employees under major agreements. +The ruling was made despite claims by civil libertarians that the ruling violated the free expression rights of the male workers to display nude posters. +About 5,000 Vietnamese boat people are staying temporarily on the island. +The screen shows all the sports for which betting is available; the user touches a sport option to list all the relevant events. +Ricketts allegedly charged several women thousands of dollars each to perform the procedure at her Colorado Springs home in late May, Suthers said. +Standard & Poors recently announced the nation's largest city was under a "credit watch," a warning to shape up or slip down in the credit rankings. +Two years later, Keppel became dean of the Graduate School of Education. +Justice Minister Doug Lewis said Thursday in Ottawa the proposed change would not affect weapons like the semi-automatic used Wednesday, because they are designed for hunting and are not easily converted to be fully automatic. +The president is to be the guarantor of the state, responsible for the armed forces and for Poland's foreign alliances. +It also has the albatross of its origins, as a fifth column created by Rhodesian intelligence to fight against Frelimo in the mid-1970s. +With manufacturers benefiting from a large boost to competitiveness resulting from the lower pound, he reckons the sector has a 'golden opportunity' to expand. +North is survived by his wife Collette, daughters Bobbie and Susan and two grandchildren. +This does not follow automatically from national independence, nor is national independence the only way to achieve it. But democracy is a necessary, not a sufficient, condition for genuine self-government. +Ms. Monahan also promised to reimburse Ms. Aussler for her flight down, plus she would arrange a place for her to stay. +Wall Street traders also see Paramount as a possible target. +The agreement also includes a standstill agreement that prohibits, among other things, Kay Home Products and Mr. Crawford from acquiring additional shares of the company or seeking a change in control of Park-Ohio. +Saddam is likely to tolerate the pain the embargo will inflict primarily on his civil society longer than the domestic and international coalition would bear the high political and economic costs of insisting on his getting out without compromise. +Three members of the Fire Department's hazardous materials team were taken to the hospital, Ventura County fire spokeswoman Susan Chandler said. +Two other former HUD officials _ Dean's predecessor as executive assistant, Lance Wilson, and former deputy secretary Hunter Cushing _ have also refused to testify before the subcommittee. +Warlick's main focus was an area of a chromosome near a marker for a hereditary heart ailment, familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. +As these cyclical patterns indicate, economic policy making becomes increasingly difficult as an expansion grows old. +Popov presented his new Cabinet after nearly two weeks of bargaining between the two main political forces, the opposition Union of Democratic Forces and the Socialists, who are the party of former Communists. +The agency must approve the expansion in order for the company to obtain a 3 1/2-year extension of Lopid's patent protection, approved by Congress earlier this year. +Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp. will be the lead underwriter for the offering. +She still only had $40 in cash when she presented her application, but the INS granted her a 60-day extension to pay the remaining $145. +Drug control and economic development are high on Gov. Garrey Carruthers' list. +At the airport, visitors were banned and security strengthened with the deployment of reserve police. +This and the lower real incomes of many poorer Hungarians, has contributed to slack import demand. Over the first seven months of this year exports to the EC rose by 21 per cent compared with a 14 per cent increase in exports overall. +The Rochester, N.Y., Police Department set up a recruitment table early this semester. +Treaties between former colonial powers such as the UK and France and their former colonies are also notable networks. Within the European Community, the treaty network is almost complete. +About 90% of its total reserves were evaluated by the independent engineers, with the rest evaluated by Oakwood's staff. +It wasn't commonly known, for instance, that Humphrey Bogart was forced to wear a wig when his hair and beard fell out suddenly during the making of "Dark Passage." +The media had appealed to the Russian government to take its little brother Serbia under its protection. +The merits of this view have been disputed by Jeane Kirkpatrick among others, but more significant is what the denizens of decline actually propose to do about it. +"There have been a lot of misunderstandings" about the Fed policy, he said, because of statements by Treasury Secretary James Baker implying that he would lean on the Fed to pump up the money supply to avert a recession. +The recession has depressed demand, but in the main musical manuscripts have borne up well. +Thus, his scores do not provide a reasonable basis on which to measure forecasting performance. +Lebow also said an assessment of gasoline production and imports, together with changes in inventories over the last four weeks, indicated a 5.7 percent decline in gasoline consumption, compared with the same period last year. +Judge Pollack's April order and this week's injunction don't affect Maxus's efforts in the Texas suit to recover more than $4 million in fees and expenses it paid to Kidder in the transaction. +Yields on seven-year Treasury notes rose in Wednesday's auction to the highest level in a year. +Snow showers were reported in southeastern Wyoming. +Mr. Brooks himself admits that "the mind has immense influence on the health of the body." +Before dinner with the prime minister, the president and his wife Barbara went to Buckingham Palace for lunch with Queen Elizabeth II. +Like Mr. DeLuca, development agents such as Joe Hart have reaped huge rewards from the system. +'The next two days are vital,' said Mr V. Raghuraman, secretary general of the Assoc-iation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry. Finance Ministry officials also acknowledged the crisis could affect sentiment if it were allowed to drag on. +Moreover, British Airways has been taken public by the U.K., slimmed down, reinvigorated by new management and given a facelift. +To us mainstreamers, Mr. From may have the most appealing analysis, but Mr. Jackson still has the delegates. +Rather than accept some blame, the industry claims, Congress has found it more convenient to make whipping boys out of the commercial airlines and, to a slightly lesser extent, private and corporate aviation. +The company should start generating income this calendar year and reach profitability in 1993, he added. The most promising area was immunocastration, which involves castration of domestic and farm animals through injections. +In normal circumstances cash prices are quoted at discounts to the forward prices, the development of a backwardation being associated with supply shortage. +"It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me." +Automakers had ambitious production schedules through the fourth-quarter of last year, indicating confidence in the early 1989 sales market. +Theo Klein, president of the Council of French Jewish Institutions, said in a statement today the accord with the Carmelite sisters was important but that Jewish leaders regretted it took 30 months for the Polish church to act. +The proposal also calls for Mesa to own two-thirds of the acquired Diamond Shamrock and John Harbert III, who has participated in other hostile bids with Mr. Pickens, to own one-third. +Leahy is a man straight out of Conrad; an adventurer more than an explorer, a poor, uneducated but charismatic man of great bravery and equal ruthlessness, driven by the dream of finding gold. +Virtually all of the remaining 175 rooms, including a bloc taken by CBS, are for news organizations and other groups attending the convention, he said. +The archbishop of Canterbury urged unity in the Anglican Communion following the weekend election of a woman as the next suffragan bishop of Massachusetts. +Gannett, which publishes 81 daily newspapers in addition to USA Today and has interests in television, radio and outdoor advertising, expects revenue in 1990 to be $3.4 billion to $3.5 billion, McCorkindale said. +ROMANIA'S third post-Communist government has distanced itself from the 'fast track' market reformers of central Europe. +"It is bizarre that the Japanese court would look behind that and want to demand additional proof of that at this stage of the game. +Earlier this week, county Supervisor Kenneth Hahn suggested National Guard troops be called in to quell the epidemic of gang violence. +Ms. Young said there also is increasing concern about the expenses many firms are incurring to expand overseas. +At 7:06 a.m., six minutes past schedule, the executioner turned on 2,000 volts of electricity and Bundy gently arched back in the chair and clenched his fists. +Metallurgists from the National Transportation Safety Board were examining the 30-inch section of the aircraft where the cracks were found along a "lap joint," or section where the outer metal skin overlaps, near a window of the first-class section. +Bruce said Hatcher and Jacobs would be tried together since they were indicted together and the cases had not been separated by a judge. +Culver City, Montebello and Ontario also reached 100 degrees; Long Beach, San Gabriel and Monrovia recorded temperatures of 101 and the desert community of Thermal peaked at 102. +He will however act cautiously in curbing national monopoly powers in fields such as energy and postal services - excluded from the 1993 single market. The real heavyweight jobs are in foreign affairs. +Most major oil companies in recent years have begun withdrawing from markets where they don't have a dominant position. +Fourth, Washington should work hand-in-hand with Hanoi to guarantee that the Khmer Rouge never returns to power in Cambodia. +In addition, Western Union raised its rates by about 5 percent since the last survey, TRAC said. +Earlier this month, Rhone-Poulenc sold its 35 per cent stake in Roussel-Uclaf, the specialty chemicals business, which will raise about FFr4.5bn. +Norman Schwarzkopf, said yesterday that allied aircraft bombed 31 Iraqi nuclear, chemical and biological-warfare facilities in the first two weeks of the war. +A judge cleared a convenience store clerk of disorderly conduct for serving an oversalted ham sandwich _ a practical joke that a trooper with high blood pressure found in bad taste. +But some conservative activists also acknowledge that they don't know of a good alternate candidate they can propose. +Investigators are also looking into allegations that the officers were acting under what they assumed were orders from station Capt. Thomas D. Elfmont to "render the residences uninhabitable," the Los Angeles Times reported. +Paramount attorney Melvyn Cantor declined to comment on the ruling. +Lawyers for Mr. Wuliger argued that he believed the wife had consented to the taping, at least implicitly, by openly voicing her suspicion during one conversation that the phone was tapped. +Durenberger transferred the condominium to a partnership in which he was a partner in 1984 and backdated papers to obtain reimbursement for staying there in 1983, according to documents he provided the Senate Rules Committee. +But it is by no means clear how much power will go to the government, which in Russia has been a poor relative of the mighty Communist Party, said Dmitri Simes, a Soviet emigre at the Carnegie Endowment for Peace in Washington. +"It's going to be a busy couple days," commander Robert Gibson told reporters after he and his fellow crewmen flew in from their training base in Houston. +While there is a limit to what a president can do to influence the stock market _ beyond rhetoric _ there is one drastic option he has at his command: he can order a halt in trading. +The firm also raised the percentage of bonds in its model portfolio from 40% to 45% and later to 55%. +Shevardnadze's trip, reported in a one-sentence statement by Tass, had not been announced previously. +Everybody and his dog, from the line crew up, was out there looking at us and laughing their heads off. +"It is back by popular demand," said Sen. Wendell H. Ford, D-Ky., chairman of the Joint Committee on Printing. +He started a competing mail-order business at Sandy's. +Parkin then paid Lackner, who in turn gave bribes to Stuart Berlin, a Navy contracting officer, the indictment asserts. +It is Sol Kerzner, a South African entrepreneur who made a fortune providing South Africans with inter-racial sex and gambling at Sun City. +In January, it outbid Newmont to secure a gold deposit known as Jehuamarca-Canariaco in the northern department of Lambayeque. +The aide gave no indication what the two might discuss. +Let Panama figure out and then we'll try to help, or if they ask for criticism or suggestions, fine. +"There is a huge potential investment marketplace," Anthony Carlisle, Dewe Rogerson's managing director, says. +Arrington had originally been scheduled to introduce New Jersey Sen. Bill Bradley, but party officials changed the Thursday night agenda and Arrington's speech was not an introductory one. +Its lower chamber is to be housed temporarily in the former Comecon skyscraper, while the upper chamber is to sit in the former Soviet construction ministry. +Mr. Digate says that Beyond will refine the product "so the message will be smart enough to know to come back and bother you again next week." +The burned-out wrecks of about 20 Afghan army trucks littered what was once the motor pool. +Exchange officials quickly rounded up support among traders for their European-style S&P 500 index option, which has out-traded the Amex contract on most days since late October. +But the resulting controversy threatened to damage his run for majority leader, the No. 2 House post, and he stepped down effective June 15 rather than subject his party to further ethics problems. +And to the extent that present output is increased, so future output is diminished. +However, the law, known as Section 513, "includes a waiver provision related to national security interests of the United States," he said. +Auto sales for the month jumped from an annual rate of 10.2 million units to 10.6 million. +So time is not on the side of the European transport industry. +Nelson Mandela began a world tour Monday to urge countries not to drop sanctions against South Africa even though the country's white-dominated government has abandoned some racist policies. +If Cheney accepts the recommendation, he would take it to the president before his departure for the summit. +Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria could also expect to see a sizeable increase in tourism. Vietnam is the latest fashionable destination for tourists. +Vertigo either was reduced or eliminated in 66 percent of the patients. +"I just fed him real good," she says. +Some highly leveraged companies instead use proceeds to pay down debt, a choice that draws mixed reviews. +We are a nation with global responsibilities," said Northrop spokesman Les Daly, a longtime proponent of the flying wing concept. +The strike began at 7 a.m. and kept Azcona Hoyo in an emergency Cabinet meeting most of the day. +Now that the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved the INF treaty, the entire Senate will be called on to discharge its constitutional responsibility to provide its advice and consent to the INF treaty. +It appears adequate: a quiet place, conducive to the thinking of vice presidential thoughts. +The 10th Circuit court upheld the judge's ruling that the only remedy for denying a defendant a timely detention hearing is release on bail _ even if the result of the hearing would have been holding the defendant without bail. +"People who pay more deserve more," a spokeswoman explains. +And there's a precious, dated quality to "The Man" that's emotionally offputting. +Kuniko Miyajima says she still cannot accept the death of her 9-year-old son because the full cause of the plane crash that killed him five years ago has not been established. +However, the Department of Trade and Industry said yesterday: 'This test proves that it (using plutonium from reactors to make bombs) is possible. +The rise in orders benefited from strength in military orders. +Scatter with the olives just before serving. +Her name is Carol, the only daughter of Ralph and Marian. +Diskin said Hall is continuing to make speeches, working through labor unions and other organizations in which the party has members. +Stocks also closed higher in Paris, Zurich, Brussels, Amsterdam, Stockholm and Milan. +"The market for land is extremely weak," said J.E. Robert Jr., a consultant to the RTC. +The report said most of the wood products sold to the Pacific Rim countries were harvested and milled in the Pacific Northwest. +All other major markets were closed for the holiday. +The division will be headquartered at the agency's Los Angeles office. +The dogmatists fumed: They simply insisted that Mrs. Mandela was being harassed. +Instead, he said, some of the programs represented large restructurings of portfolios by institutional investors. +The grave of Addie Mae Collins had been marked only by a thin piece of wood, with the writing on it worn off. Mullinax and other donors bought a marker for the child's grave. +Daniel Krumm, Maytag's chairman, announced the latest in a series of steps to shore up the British operations in remarks to employees at Hoover production facilities in England, Scotland and Wales. +He said scientists are equipped to gauge the strength of eruptions and transmit information to the Federal Aviation Administration and other agencies. +Texaco produces nearly 80 percent of Ecuador's daily output of 310,000 barrels. +We certainly would like to know what member of the committee said Judge Bork was defeated over ideology, not professionalism. +In the confusion, the Japanese are picking up some of the pieces. +Consultant Toni Hackett of Washington Hackett notes that "no one wants to get caught not having looked at" minority managers. +Early one morning, Mrs. Marak went to the home of the Palestinian woman, who also is married, and the two got into a scuffle, according to news reports. +As oil prices plunged in the mid-1980s, construction in Saudi Arabia dropped off, and with it the demand for cement. +Southland would have about $4.89 billion of debt after the buy-out is completed. +The demonstrators chanted, "Reagan, Reagan, you can't hide; we charge you with genocide." Across the street, another group held up signs urging Reagan to move more vigorously against the regime of Panamanian strongman Manuel Antonio Noriega. +The time had come for the international community to unite and act quickly and decisively, the president emphasised. +Last week, a similar $45.81 million offering by the Kansas City Board of Public Utilities in Missouri generated controversy, but sold well, according to lead underwriter B.C. Christopher. +Even Schering's dividend policy is oriented toward foreign investors, analysts say. +Return on equity was 14.3 per cent or 13.2 per cent after deduction of minority interests. The directors will make a dividend recommendation following the closing of the CS financial year at the end of March. +It is admitting that a free market would destroy 'good' television. +Nebraskans voted 2-to-1 against the "Two Percent Solution," which would have capped growth in local and state government spending at 2 percent a year. +It was up from $3.63 billion in June of this year. +The average at company-owned stores was up 6 percent to $189,000 from $179,000, it said. +The quake visibly rolled up the valley, undulating the ground like an ocean wave and making its shock felt as far away as southwestern North Dakota, or more than 600 miles. +So it's going to be on these broad tactics rather than trying to indicate to our European partners how they should handle their own domestic pollution problems. +The Romans knew it as Cossyra. +Selecting a test involves more than flipping through a few catalogues and picking one that sounds good. +But 1002 also is a chunk, albeit a small one, of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. +George Leonard, associate chief of the Forest Service, said in an interview that implementation of his agency's plan to protect spotted owl habitat will "allow us to get on to some semblance of a timber sale program. +"The search for ex-Col. +Rebel fighters captured tanks, armoured trucks and heavy artillery at the battle at Gelebeda in northeastern Tigray province on March 12, according to Yemeni Kedani, a spokesman for the Tigre People's Liberation Front. +The eight took their seats after the last such poll, during elections for both houses of Parliament in 1986. +The move would significantly improve the company's balance sheet. +Volume, at 132.4 million shares, was stronger than on Tuesday, when the renewed enthusiasm for OTC stocks began. +Such effort always carries with it the risk of failure. +Mr Geoff Collyer at NatWest said Grand Met was the only group in the drinks sector likely to show earnings growth this year, yet was on the lowest rating. +J. Robert Ave, who has served as president and CEO of Lorillard for the past four years, will continue in the role of president. +Conservatives succeeded in winning congressional repeal of a law banning aid to UNITA and in 1986 Reagan announced $15 million in military aid. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, gold for current delivery surged $7.30 to $411.00 a troy ounce. +Those vehicles will be marketed as the Mitsubishi Mirage and the Plymouth Eagle Summit. +They see new graduates as expensive, illiquid assets. +Of the $17 million in humanitarian aid, the group claimed "the southern front has received nothing up to the moment, while the troops in the northern front are supplied in constant form. +Last week, the Bank of Greece spent some Dollars 1bn of foreign exchange reserves totalling around Dollars 9.5bn to support the currency. +Since her 1983 graduation from Brandeis University, Ms. Casolo has worked with the church and the poor. +The kiwi closed in London at Dollars 0.6007 from Dollars 0.6046. Prime Minister Jim Bolger aggravated matters when he predicted economic disaster if the Alliance party won. +The fact is that in the Brown case all the court had to do was to repudiate its own hypocritical and invidious "separate-but-equal" doctrine, invented some 60 years earlier in Plessy vs. +It is far too early to start guessing whether Mr Clinton will win again in 1996. +The boosts would not apply to first class and full-fare coach tickets. +Mr Jean Peyrelevade, UAP chairman and one of Mr Worms' predecessors at Suez, had refused to pay the extra FFr1.5bn that Suez wanted for the controlling stake. So far Suez has held a winning hand. +As long as the amount paid does not exceed the set rates, under the scheme you will not be taxed on the cash received. +The Soviet leader, under attack by conservatives in his own country for reforms he was attempting, responded sharply to what he described as confrontational statements from Washington. +Richard W. Kopcke, a vice president and economist at the Boston Fed, attributed the insurance industry's troubles in large measure to increased "volatility of interest rates" in the recent past. +"You first start small and it gets bigger." +Much of the food served this year was donated, according to local corporations and Moore. +An 82-year-old man accused of robbing a bank and making his getaway on a 10-speed bicycle may be the "salt-and-pepper" bandit wanted in nearly a dozen holdups in the last two years, police said. +Part of the reason is that they have attracted the most interesting conductors. +It was the third time he had been hospitalized since early December. +They skirt the legal definition of a bank and are exempt from many of the restrictions placed on full-service banks. +This was the era of Caliph Haroun al-Rashid, when Baghdad flowered as the center of Arabic culture and the beguiling city of the Thousand and One Nights. +In addition, corporate users, which have seen domestic rates fall more than 40%, stand to see prices drop further on international rates. +After sinking $300,000 into breeding the cattle, he sold out to a partner for $6,500 and went into the real estate business. +"They had been practicing pretty hard for the softball tournament, and they were really excited about it," he said. +He claims he could get $1.25 million for it today. +Tonetti also said the industry needs more regulation at all government levels, especially in the area of commercialized waste management facilities. +After ruling eight years with martial law, Zia allowed creation of a civilian government in 1985. +Their death rate is 2% at medical centers where surgical teams do a large number of such operations, and can be far higher where they don't. +American began a frequent flier program in 1981 after struggling for some method of developing brand loyalty in the face of fare warfare under deregulation. +Work by two Chicago business economists, Robert Genetski and John Skorburg, suggests not. +It resulted from "one of the most rapid discovery programs" ever at the company, Mr. Oestreicher said in an interview earlier this year. +Robert Joedicke, a securities analyst at Shearson Lehman Brothers, says, "Plaskett is as capable as anybody around who is available now." +Mr. Dickey faces a maximum sentence of two years in prison and a $250,000 fine. +Crucial city services have been relocated. +Western powers have rejected any preconditions on an Iraqi pullout but suggested that the Palestinian question could be discussed afterward. +One of the latest informational gimmicks is a "USDA Backgrounder" listing the department's "drought-related actions" since the blotter-like furnaces began roaring across most of the nation. +It awarded two plaintiffs $14,500 each to compensate for property damage. +In April 1987, the five met with regulators on Keating's behalf. +Most problems have been encountered in the computers that interpret weather data obtained by the radar unit, he said. +In New Jersey, Public Service Electric & Gas Co. said about 3,600 consumers had switched from oil to gas, a 12 percent increase over last year. +Support seemed to be dwindling for a general strike called for Wednesday to demand lower prices for basic commodities, wage increases for public and private workers and better public services. +An Equimark official said the company was pleased with the upgrade, adding that Equimark had "almost fully recovered" from non-performing and past-due loan problems. +Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. and First National Bank of Chicago actually pulled their index-linked CDs from the market due to the abnormal jump in volatility. +"It had a heck of a view of the palace," says Peter Bartholomew, a U.S. businessman and amateur local historian. +Ms. Ros-Lehtinen, 37, a state senator since 1982 and wife of U.S. Attorney Dexter Lehtinen, called on Richman and his supporters to meet to discuss the drug and crime problems facing Miami. +About 450 editors and publishers from the United States, Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean are attending the IAPA's 45th general assembly in this northern industrial city. +Cheryl Alexander, manager of Putnam Health Sciences Trust, suspects that there will be a modest economic recovery in 1992. +U.S. automakers whose plants were awaiting parts were keeping a close watch on the protest. +A year later, Gov. William E. Glasscock proclaimed the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day in West Virginia, and in 1914, President Woodrow Wilson did the same for the whole country. +As previously reported, the Noranda group acquired the Granges shares on the open market Sept. 16 for about 9.1 million Canadian dollars (US$7.5 million). +Operating profits rose 13 per cent to Pounds 1.5m. The group, which has cash deposits of Pounds 30m, also stressed its determination to seek a suitable acquisition at the earliest opportunity. +"In the shuffle, it's clear that people lose out," he said. +"Even if he didn't have a nickel." +It is expected that the premium of the October position over December initially will narrow from the current September-December spread. +"There's been indiscriminate buying" and investors should be wary even though biotech stocks aren't bracing for a wholesale fall, says Anne K. Anderson, president of Atlantis Investment Co., a growth-stock research concern. +There is peace in such places, the outer peace of scenery, the inner peace of reflection. +"A real revolution in motor racing" is how Ing. +There wasn't even a chair. +The spread widened to 52 basis points. +A group of companies led by Chicago investor Clyde W. Engle said it raised its stake in Wellco Enterprises Inc. to 34.13% of the common shares outstanding. +They're pleased that both sides have pledged to continue bargaining after the meeting. +He won the Pulitzer for his coverage of the Korean war in 1951 while serving as Far East correspondent for the old Chicago Daily News. +Says Steven E. Cerier, an economist at Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co.: "The dollar's decline has proven not to be the panacea that a lot of companies expected." +But in December Babcock Thorn submitted a proposal based instead on refurbishing battleship docks, which the company believes is being considered by the MoD on an equal footing with Devonport's scheme. +(10) "Murder, She Wrote," CBS, 20.8, 18.4 million homes. +Among the issues are disputes over agricultural subsidies, protection of intellectual property and market access for such services as banking and insurance. +Voinovich used the occasion to formally open his central Ohio headquarters in the state capital, and predicted a hard-hitting, cliff-hanger race in November against Metzenbaum. +There was some general discussion over luncheon about the relationship of perestroika to developments in human rights and legal changes, as these were outlined by the general secretary in his speech. +Besides Mr. Shaw of Elvisly Yours, for example, the estate is also suing Joe Esposito, who was one of two best men at Elvis's wedding and who has some home movies of the King he wants to sell. +Two 7-year-old Siamese twins were in satisfactory condition today after their separation in a 14-hour operation a day earlier in Vietnam, a Japanese Red Cross official said. +The GM unit said in an affidavit filed in the Sears case that it applied for Visa membership in November, but was turned down. +It was unclear how much Mr. Skinner's concern reflects a disapproval of airline buy-outs and how much is tied to negotiations with European governments over the allocation of routes. +Contracts for three of the four deferred months closed down the 6-cent daily trading limit; the 6.23-cent loss was for September contracts, which have no limit. +When Chambers' father, Walter S. Chambers Sr., became ill in the late 1940s, Scott Chambers became both editor and publisher of the Courier-Times. +In New Delhi, the leader of the Tamils' semiautonomous government warned there will be a blood bath unless authorities in Colombo give his officials more power. +The dollar ended moderately lower against most currencies in volatile trading Wednesday, bouncing off early-day lows with a buying spurt prompted by Middle East saber-rattling. +It feels to her as if they'd somehow known each other even before they met. +"It was kind of a snowball effect," said Lee Kassler, assistant vice president in New York for National Westminster Bank USA. +The other abiding memory is of the faces of the women: Annabel Arden as the mother, and Lilo Baur and Hayley Carmichael as the maids. +Thousand Trails Inc. said it had a $50.4 million loss for 1986 and that its auditors would issue a qualified opinion of its financial results unless the company and its lenders agree on restructuring its debt. +The board hopes to do better attracting capital in Texas. +The church borrowed, altogether, $26.2 million (debt service on which currently runs $2.3 million a year). +The truckers want $40 now. +Net farm income for 1989 is forecast at $44 billion to $48 billion, compared with the estimate of $39 billion this year. +Until recently, everyone understood this to mean that only people with direct and particular harm can sue. +The survey showed a big jump in the percentage of people who say they always wear seat belts in the front seat, from 19 percent in a 1984 survey to 63 percent in the recent survey. +"It might be good. +Grand Met, meanwhile, on Monday extended for the fifth time its $60 a share, all-cash tender offer for Pillsbury stock. +A 37-hour week has largely spread across the engineering industry after a strike campaign by unions. +Those deficiencies, the pilots contended, should have been corrected before the flight but were superficially patched or passed over in a rush to get off the ground. +"We've had a good, quick start to the winter and we're having heating oil usage at a very high level," said Ray Mazzeo, an energy futures specialist with Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. +In the course of the dispute, the school board was threatened with the loss of more than $100 million in annual federal aid and $4 million in funds for magnet-schools, which have smaller, more intensive classes. +The letter also said Mr. Pierce may have committed perjury when he told the panel that he didn't order grants to be awarded under a HUD program. +Soviet trade with Cuba fell about 25% in the first half of this year. +For this year's first half, Goodyear had a net loss of $67.6 million, or $1.16 a share, including charges of $59.7 million that came mainly from work force reductions. +SHARES lost some early gains but remained encouraged by the firmer bullion price. +In other developments, U.N. officials said 5,621 Namibian exiles have been flown home since they began a repatriation campaign 10 days ago. +"So we began to notify him. +He also said the car bomb attack "will not be the last one." "We expect an Israeli aggression any minute and we are confident that the sons of Islam will be victorious," he said. +The investigation so far has yielded more than 25 convictions of individuals and four corporations. +It is both disgraceful and effective." The negative campaign shouldn't come as much of a surprise, though. +As many are already finding out, though, keeping up with this tax overhaul can baffle even sophisticated investors. +"It's not what I would call real sad news either," concurred Mark Obrinsky, an economist for the U.S. League of Savings Institutions. +Interest could pick up Friday, they said, when U.S. employment figures for April are scheduled to be released. +Cuomo is from Queens. +In June 1937, Hershey sent 90,000 candy bars to military personnel. +The two countries have refused to sign the treaty because they fear the high cost of converting to ozone-friendly technology. +Insiders say Mr. Olsen manages the company like the engineer that he is, taking apart things that don't work and tinkering with them until they do. +Some Soviet observers interpreted his criticism one week ago of the editors who are the most outspoken practitioners of glasnost as a way of softening the blow of Afanasyev's removal for party conservatives. +Cuba has begun a withdrawal of more than 50,000 soldiers from Angola, but fighting continues between the country's Marxist government and anti-Marxist guerrillas. +The Lotte World Hotel has the world's largest chandelier in its lobby; it weighs 10.5 tons and holds 700 lightbulbs. +Hills and other U.S. officials have demanded South Korea drop its import barriers. +The 35mm film format represents about 70% of the total color-negative exposures in the U.S., according to Kodak. +The county lawmakers then provided the school system with $200,000, the minimum on which the schools could operate the rest of the term, and agreed to invest the remainder in an industrial park. +State law allows Lloyd Bentsen to appear on the Texas ballot as a candidate for both vice president and re-election to the Senate, giving him a chance to protect his Senate seat from the Republicans at least for the time being. +The votes could be wasted if the FDP fails to make 5 per cent, and then the CDU would be doubly weakened. +Small companies are going for ESOPs in a big way. +Secretary of State George P. Shultz confirmed Monday in Brussels a decision was under consideration. +I wanted to conduct them. +Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. said that a $150 million senior subordinated discount debenture issue by R.P. Scherer Drugs is expected by the end of the month. +Bembenek, 32, a former Milwaukee policewoman, escaped July 15 from a prison near Fond du Lac, Wis. She had served eight years for the 1981 murder of Christine Schultz. +The vehicle apparently had stalled on the bridge, police said Thursday. +The Tribune Co., owner of the Chicago Cubs, has threatened to move the team out of Chicago if lights aren't allowed at the venerable, ivy-covered ballpark. +Bailey began infuriating drug dealers used to operating without any interference. +They're all that stands between me and boredom. +Mr Justice Saville is not convinced. +Officials of GE's major union, the International Union of Electronic Workers, said GE officials led them to believe last week that only plants making GE transformers and voltage regulators would be affected if talks led to a combination with Siemens. +Texas Air's net loss compares with a year-ago restated profit of $128 million, or $3.90 a share, which included an extraordinary credit of $18.5 million from a tax-loss carry-forward. +We do not expect a spending spree." Stores have been snubbing both the old Communist currency and the electronics equipment, household goods and food produced by their countrymen. +The accounting firm said the company's loss on the liquidation of its property and casualty insurance business could exceed the $29 million set aside for the purpose. +In accepting the resignation yesterday, President Reagan wrote to Mr. Speakes: "From one great communicator to another, thanks." +For all the criticism, however, the process remains popular across the political spectrum, providing activists of both left and right with an opportunity to bring their issues directly to the people. +"It's a cult thing. +Three to five U.S. and European companies appear to be in the running to buy Beatrice, individuals familiar with the proposed sale said. +The watches don't require batteries, but there is a tradeoff. +In releasing the report to Parliament, Home Minister Buta Singh said another special investigating team also had "unraveled a conspiracy." +The vote was expected by the market, but still had a sobering effect on trading. +Mayor Rodger Randle took three-fourths of the vote in a Democratic primary Tuesday, pitting him against Republican state Rep. Frank Pitezel in his bid for a second term. +I understand you have to be tough to make tough choices. +Turkey remained a neutral dictatorship for much of World War II, then declared war on Germany and Japan in 1945. +Earlier in the episode, Benjamin Horn, just minutes after telling his own daughter he was in love with Laura, was dragged off to the sherrif's station for questioning in Laura's murder. +"It depends how scarce they are. +Wilson has agreed to be acquired by International Fish, a U.S. affiliate of a French concern, for $13.50 a share, or about $138 million. +"I can't say at this point that I'm either close or not so close," he told reporters upon leaving the Capitol yesterday. +That wisdom might be applied to Mikhail Gorbachev in his startling reversal of policy on U.S. and Soviet troop levels in Europe and on unification of East and West Germany. +Earlier this year, Bush submitted five nominations to the Senate, but the candidates were chosen from the ranks of potential judges left over from the Reagan administration. +"You had some money coming out of the equity market, where there was some profit taking. +Cao was listed in guarded and stable condition at Kings County Hospital, where he was interviewed by detectives from the police bias squad. +That's what unions did in two of the most recent strike success stories, pulled off by Appalachian coal miners and NYNEX telephone workers in the Northeast. +In recent years the international market has become increasingly avid for pre-Colombian art. +But nobody really knows how the commonwealth will vote on its 74-year-old "prevailing-wage" law. +Early-warning surveys from the Confederation of British Industry also have been getting more encouraging. +Benetton has grown to 760 stores in the United States _ out of more than 4,500 worldwide _ since the first U.S. store with its now-familiar bright green sign opened in Manhattan in 1979, said Sally Fischer, a spokeswoman for the Italian retailer. +But guerrilla tactics are not going to win the guerrillas a civil war against the Kabul government or even much leverage at the bargaining table. +The families' frustration follows a brief sense of optimism that followed Bush's Jan. 20 inaugural address in which he repeated his opposition to any deals, but seemed to send a signal to the captors. +In Washington, however, State Department spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler said the Thai government confirmed to U.S. officials that the refugees will be allowed to remain in non-communist resistance camps. +Yet superconductivity is one area U.S. officials selected for joint research in drawing up the new bilateral agreement. +Speaking a day after ordering 9,500 fighting men into Panama to join more than 13,000 already stationed there, Bush said that helping provide a stable environment for Endara's government helps ensure the integrity of the Panama Canal. +This is not the end of this," she said before boarding an Eastern Airlines flight to complete the last leg of her trip. +A spokeswoman at Northwest said she was unaware of the suit and that the company doesn't comment on litigation. +The war, the most recent verified use of chemical arms, was obliquely referred to by other speakers. +"This year we will survive somehow," he said. +It results from Gov. Carroll Campbell's Jan. 18 executive order that South Carolina would prohibit, beginning March 1, the disposal of waste from any state that refused to dispose of the waste itself. +The guards are a major power base for Rafsanjani. +It cost $1.6915 to buy one pound, cheaper than $1.6977 late Friday. +Now 57, a bulky man with ruddy skin and a full head of white hair, Mr. Stanley looks more like Tip O'Neill than Benedict Arnold. +Dulay was arrested shortly after Marcos left, but escaped from a suburban Manila military prison. +Beer was completely outlawed until 1980, when the law changed to allow Icelanders arriving from abroad to bring in 12.2 pints of foreign beer. +Mr. Schlesinger's reputation for being particularly rigid on monetary matters has earned him criticism. +"They were cleaning the barge," he said. "It was empty and fumes apparently ignited." The blaze was extinguished by the town's Fire Department about two hours after it began, he said. +Instead of allowing a fall in interest rates, it would force borrowing costs higher, in turn wrecking the party's long-term programme to encourage investment. +Later they determined that Jaafar carried two smaller bags on board the airplane. +About 250,000 U.S. troops are stationed in West Germany, with an estimated 380,000 Soviet troops in East Germany. +Kodak indicated that it won't sell any Sterling units to finance the purchase. +Skepticism about the outcome of the upcoming meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' pricing committee has made traders relucant to sell, analysts said. +Sources said deputies asked Prince Saud for guarantees the plan will be implemented. +Gillespie's department also must decide when auto insurers may cancel or refuse to renew policies, under a section of the initiative that was upheld by the court. +A day earlier, Castle's huge clock, made out of bronze and stainless steel, will be unveiled at the corner of Bloor and Yonge streets, one of downtown Toronto's busiest intersections. +The FDA has received 150 reports of allergic reactions related to barium enema procedures in 1989 and 1990, said FDA spokeswoman Susan Cruzan. +The other 28 people aboard _ 23 Polish sailors and five of their wives _ remained missing. +The textile industry says it's being killed by imports from low-wage countries. +Aoun wants international guarantees that Syria would stop arming its allies. +There were 961 issues advancing and 695 declining on the Big Board. +I knew then I could probably make it. +Such doubts are real, though, even if in the short run they may not matter too much. +Coal Investments last night reached agreement with British Coal to lease the closed Markham Main colliery in South Yorkshire. +Southmark swapped some convertible notes, preferred stock and a previously acquired asset of Thousand Trails to acquire Thousand Trails' debt. +Total revenue was $96.2 million, down 15% from $111.2 million a year earlier. +Last week, a retired police colonel who was prominent in Pinochet's secret service was killed. +The House vote to pass the bill had been 273 to 154, 17 votes short what would have been needed to override the president's veto. +It was easy to imagine distraught clients of both sexes being gathered, metaphorically speaking, to her bosom. But I was on other business. +Some think "Cosi," with only six characters and very occasional chorus of townspeople, shouldn't be performed in a house as big as the Met. If that idea were followed, the Met audience would be greatly deprived. +Pending the arraignment, Mr. Grossman, of Brooklyn, remains free on $1 million bond. +Opponents of the cut and now some summiteers have asked, why not take the president's reasoning to its logical conclusion? +The poll suggests the party is benefiting from turmoil in New Democracy, the populist party which holds the balance of power, where support has crumbled to 2.5 per cent from 4.5 per cent in a month. +All these projections assume a trade surplus of at least $8.6 billion this year and at least $10 billion in the following years, and are designed to ensure a growth rate for the country's economy of 6% to 7%. +He also said that securities fraud should be dropped as a "predicate" for RICO lawsuits between private parties. +Mrs. Aquino has refused to allow Marcos' return. +Perhaps in England you feel differently.' Well, maybe the Germans feel differently too. +Deutsche Bank this year has increased its influence over the management of Morgan Grenfell's German subsidiary, the country's leading mergers and acquisition specialist. +The books sell for only 2.10 rubles ($3.50), but the Progress kiosk takes only hard currency. +As was pointed out in congressional testimony by me and others, the chamber's cost analysis of parental leave is flawed both methodologically and conceptually. +Revenue rose 13% to 13.38 billion francs from 11.81 billion francs on an unadjusted basis. +"It is my hope that we can combine two of the South's finest traditions _ college football and a desire to help our fellow man," said Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C. +Brazil's economy has been brought to a "temporary standstill" by recently introduced austerity measures there, Whirlpool said, adding that there are modest signs of gradual improvement. +This interest in words goes beyond puns and playfulness, however. +"We had people start to take profits, and later in the day everybody decided they wanted out," Richardson said. +A number of equity-linked issues have been withdrawn. +Robles can apply for parole again in November 1990. +However, opposition figures had argued the National Council would be unconstitutional and ineffective. +Even actors in minor parts have a chance at star turns. +Speculators are also buying because they expect accelerating inflation, especially in the U.S., to spur a huge rise in metals prices, says Reg Eccles, a director of Metals & Minerals Research Unit Ltd. +The costs associated with Mr Arnold's appointment were being matched with voluntary cuts in director compensation. The loss, against pre-tax profits of Pounds 222,000 last time, was on turnover down from Pounds 13.2m to Pounds 8.19m. +"With the growing population, we're going to be in a lot of trouble," James said. +"Dolly said, `Carl, we need to get these songs on an album,"' Perkins quoted Miss Parton as saying. +Israel's policy makers now contend with parties grounded in religious orthodoxy. +"Music is always the best communicator," Nelson told reporters Saturday during an appearance with Democratic Sen. Bob Kerrey before a concert at the Chase County Fair. +May 29 - NASA called off Columbia's May 30 launch attempt after hydrogen leaked during fueling. +Aurelia E. Brazeal to be ambassador to Micronesia. +Later, Ms. Hamilton received telephone calls demanding a ransom of cocaine and cash, Booth said. +Willamette Industries Inc., shelf offering of as much as $200 million of senior debt securities. +Realizing that club investing takes time has damped their initial enthusiasm. +But company officials say its commercial space business is about to lift off anyway. +Tass said 22 people remain hospitalized. +Has Le Monde forgotten that John Major was totally committed to British membership of the ERM until Black Wednesday, less than a year ago? The real fault-line is not between the French, united on dirigism, and the British, united on free trade. +The government has called the change merely a matter of updating antiquated language and has said it would not affect relations with the Soviets. +The rate of starts for homes, condominiums and apartments fell during the first quarter, for the seventh quarter in a row, to its lowest volume in a decade. +Stock-appreciation rights Description Employee realizes appreciation in the value of specified number of shares. +It said both men have left the bank for reasons unrelated to the investigation. +Nearby Snow Creek tumbles down the mountain. +In fact, Poindexter told Congress July 16 that he "personally approved" the diversion of profits from the Iran arms sales to the Contras and kept the decision from the president. +The measure is the first step of a government plan announced in July to try to control immigration. +Germany said it has lost hundreds of millions of marks in tax revenue because 69 million cigarettes were smuggled in through Poland in the first half, up from 20 million, mostly U.S. brands, in the previous six months. +He also wrote he found union members or officials to have direct or indirect blame. +Avenson has been endorsed by virtually all labor unions in the state, and by some women's groups. +When a $135 million building is completed by the mid-1990s, it will have 200 full-time staffers, plus 30 to 50 visiting scientists, and an annual budget of $40 million. +Until then, he is spending the Easter holidays in seclusion at a friend's beach home 30 miles south of Lima. +Mr. Gallagher is a financial consultant and writer based in Santiago. +Chicago & North Western commuters, who endured hours of delays in their last ride with the railway, enjoyed a much smoother commute today, a railroad spokesman said. +The first in January was inconclusive. +The dollar closed at 143.80 yen, down 1.70 yen from Monday's 145.50-yen finish. +Rep. Kemp, a presidential aspirant, has made Star Wars a central campaign theme, and in yesterday's debate on the House floor, he outlined the issue in stark terms. +We know that almost none of this economically and socially crucial learning took place in schools. +The state is offering both money and protection to these pentiti and their families, including a new life outside Italy. +Ruled that states may use anti-racketeering laws to prosecute pornographic bookstores, but barred the states from closing down the bookstores before such cases go to trial. +"This election was a terrible fraud on the Panamanian people," said one delegation member, Rep. Larry Smith, R-Fla. +His estimate is based on the deployment of 50,000 people and three carrier task forces. +Depress the clutch pedal on a car with a standard transmission or ease up on the accelerator on a car with an automatic transmission. +The American Symphony opens Oct. 23 at Carnegie Hall with a concert celebrating the 65th birthday of composer Ned Rorem, playing a debut of his "Frolic." +Despite that sharp increase, he and his colleagues have cut the Lyme disease rate in half in employees of nearby Fire Island National Seashore. +Democratic presidential candidates Michael Dukakis and Richard Gephardt criticized Eastern management during February campaign appearances here. +Nippon Steel, the second most active, ended flat at Y385, but Kawasaki Steel rose Y6 to Y438 and Kobe Steel inched up Y1 to Y327. Automobile shares made a strong showing. +Another strong performer among money managers in the first nine months was Pension Management Co. of Houston, which doesn't focus on a particular equity type for its $50 million portfolio. +The tribute will be shown live on The Nashville Network on cable television. +Lao Family Community funnels government aid to many of the approximately 100,000 Hmong who live in California, and also provides English classes, job training programs and counseling to Hmong residents. +Pacific Resources also has granted Broken Hill an option to buy authorized but unissued common stock equivalent to about 18.5 percent of Pacific Resources' outstanding shares, it said. +Most of the happy lawyers cited intellectual stimulation and not financial rewards as the primary reason for their job satisfaction. +He was a graduate of Yale University and served in the Navy in World War II. +In 1989, while the stock market as a whole was rising about 25 percent, the Dow Jones index of auto manufacturing issues dropped 8.36 percent. +With some exceptions, patients should be allowed to get out of bed when they feel like it, they suggest. +Last December 17, Judge Victor Carlson found that "these discovery abuses were knowingly and willfully done with a view of preventing plaintiffs from obtaining relevant evidence." +U.S. transport planes on Tuesday ferried in the combat units for the maneuvers, code-named "Arrowhead Express," which climaxes in two weeks in a battle on snow-covered terrain against an "enemy" of 9,500 Norwegian forces. +At his retirement in 1986, Teitelbaum was executive producer of a news service NBC News provided to its affiliates. +Michelangelo added to the Campidoglio in Rome and Brunelleschi added on his brilliant Pazzi Chapel in Florence - so the precedents are good. +Belgian Defense Minister Guy Coeme said, "Farewell ceremonies are very often full of bitterness, even of sadness. +A watercolour by Turner, 'The Splugen Pass', was near the top of its estimate, selling for Pounds 242,000. It was painted in Switzerland in 1843 and in 1878 had been given to Ruskin by a group of his friends. +Mr. Rattigan, who was named chairman and chief executive officer in January, said the plan meets the bankrutpcy filing's goal of attaining "a serviceable level of debt that could be supported by projected cash flow." +All have lifted the baton in Karajan's place in recent months. +TEKTRONIX INC., Beaverton, Ore., declared a 2-for-1 stock split and raised its quarterly dividend on pre-split shares to 30 cents a share from 25 cents. +"A lot of uncommitted voters," says a top Iowa party official, "just decided who they aren't voting for." +Amy Gassman, an analyst with Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York, said she expects a "moderately negative" short-term impact on LAC's share price. +The more aggressive funds are likely to do better if this year's small-stock rally resumes. +The Canadian Pediatric Society plans to make a recommendation at its annual meeting this month. +No vacations will be allowed through year's end, and no vacation credit will be accrued from March to December this year. +But Lubbock City Secretary Ranette Boyd said her telephone was kept busy with calls from people wanting to know where they could vote. +The woman sat on a bench, silently embracing her mother and sister. +Protestant politicians, long opposed to the agreement, said the Ryan affair showed the accord wasn't working and demanded that it be scrapped. +Collins and Kieninger were in business as C-K Communications Inc. +In Sweden the corresponding proportions were 50 per cent and 80 per cent. +Britain's 18 existing nuclear plants will be placed under the control of a government-owned company after the government privatizes their current parent, the Central Electricity Generating Board, Wakeham said. +Rather, it stresses federal grants that could be dispersed by "state and local partnerships with private and nonprofit developers." +Lehman predicts the current recession will last until summer 1991, with the economy recovering during the second half. +The stock market churned ahead in erratic yearend trading Wednesday, extending the advance it began the day before. +After the coup, thousands of students joined ethnic-based guerrilla groups on the border. +Because of a change in accounting methods after the buy-out, the results aren't comparable to 1986 results, nor can the figures be added to the results of the previous seven months to give full year figures. +Worthington Industries Inc.'s steel processing business "is doing real well" Mr. McConnell said. +"We're here because the kids are here," says Mr. Johnan, who notes that some nights up to 500 teen-agers converge on the mall. +"I find it hard to believe with all the hot weather we've had," said Jerry Gidel, an analyst with G.H. Miller & Co., a Chicago-based division of the British-owned trading company LIT America Inc. +Song Han-ho, a vice minister for unification, said Monday he has told Pyongyang that South Korea was postponing a third round of talks to arrange a conference to ease tensions. +Elementary and secondary schools will open Sunday for about 180,000 students in the Gaza Strip, officials said. +For a while, he was held in protective care after his emotionally troubled mother was observed throwing Maurice into his crib during the infant's hospitalization. +He became the youngest pilot to fly across the continental United States unaided, beating a 10-year-old's previous achievement, according to the National Aeronautics Association. +The Wefa Group, an economic consulting organization, estimates Japanese transplants in North America will total 1.7 million cars in 1990, compared with 600,000 in 1986. +In his speech, Barco said the latest terrorist attacks prove the prediction's validity. +Senior Vice President David F. D'Alessandro says the company has become increasingly bullish on PPOs and has decided to "place its bets" there. +But, in retrospect, he adds: "We risked being labeled a bomb-thrower, a loose cannon. +"I just kept telling myself you can have babies anywhere. Anywhere," he said. +It comes with a choice of four petrol engines of 1.6 or two litres, all with twin camshafts, 16 valves and three-way catalytic converters. +It's galling," said Rep. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., a member of the House Banking Committee. +People are scratching their heads and saying `What's going on?'" she said. +Seven employees at an Immigration and Naturalization Service detention center were among those indicted on federal drug charges after a six-month undercover investigation, authorities said. +It was later removed. +He said he had worked with Secord in the 1980 attempt to rescue the 52 American hostages held in Iran and was called by the retired general again to help in 1986. +The agreement was reached Feb. 27 with little publicity. +Radio Rangoon said the 92nd meeting of the party's central committee today accepted Sein Lwin's resignation as the party chairman, by far the most powerful political position in the country. +Glenn and Leslie Loy of Traverse City, Mich., earned a less weighty prize at Windermere Beach on Mackinac Island, Mich _ $200 for winning the annual International Mixed Doubles Stone-skipping contest. +The graying of the population is expanding the market for medical nutrition throughout Europe; Campbell Management Consultants of Brussels estimates that European sales of enteral foods are growing 15% to 20% a year. +And Mr. Schneider also wants to prevent the Davidoff line of cigars from becoming mass consumer items. +"We're fortunate," Clements said. "We're blessed that it has turned out this way. +Many apartheid laws, enforcing the separation of the races, remain in effect and power and privilege are still vested in the hands of the white minority. +If people believe what they read in the newspapers, or are influenced subliminally by them, then certain things inevitably will follow. Items of domestic spending, which could be afforded easily, will be postponed. +In her lawsuit, Ms. Tash alleged that the company and Mr. DeSio defrauded her in 1983 by inducing her to sell 700,000 shares of the company's stock for $50,000 and a $300,000 note to a new company controlled by Mr. DeSio. +Before resigning to head Vintners, he was president of Seagram Far East, which markets wine and spirits in the Far East. +"Batman," starring Michael Keaton in the title role and Jack Nicholson as his comic antagonist, the Joker, set the previous weekend mark with $42.7 million in its first three days. +Travelers should request airlines to report delays using more meaningful measures, such as "delay minutes/flight." +De Maiziere, who heads the winning coalition; and Ibrahim Boehme, head of the Social Democrats, both were accused after the elections of having ties to the former secret police. +Those trading in the United States were mainly brokerage houses, other financial firms, and banks that kept their currency-trading operations open in spite of the holiday. +Wilkinson plays the final scenes with Cordelia with magnificent pathos. +That he is gifted there is no doubt, and he has inspired heart-whole performances from his cast, admirably led by Joseph Cipolla. +Mitterrand has in recent times largely abandoned Socialist principles and talked of an opening to the center. +However, a Department of Energy study released this week said the N Reactor could be converted to make tritium within three years for $125 million. +However, in what he later conceded was a tactical mistake, he didn't counter tough Bush television ads suggesting Dole would raise taxes. +The Judicial Conference has recommended 96 new judgeships. +A group of about eight orphaned children _ no more than 8-years-old _ smiled at reporters as they were driven away in an army truck to an uncertain future. +With him at the table were the group's other leaders: historian Yuri Afanasyev, Communist maverick Boris N. Yeltsin and economists Gavriil Popov and Viktor Palm. +We thought that American women would no longer die each year from botched, illegal abortions. +Air France has seven of the 100-seat supersonic jets. +"They're saying there were no kids because they're afraid we'll send a social worker out there," said another counter. +Even allowing for his preference for substance over form, he managed also to appear thoroughly presidential. +That testimony, elicited by Sullivan under cross-examination, was an example of the defense's attempt to distribute knowledge of North's dealings among higher officials at a time when U.S. aid was banned. +U.S. industry and government officials say a Japanese law banning the construction of three-story wooden apartments unfairly limits wood imports. +President Bush has praised Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu for promising vigorous efforts to open his nation's markets. +The ambassador promises to call Budapest and inquire about the paper work. +The bank has made similar loans to other customers, including one who has a $2 million unsecured line of credit, the bank's lending limit, he said. +China and Indonesia today agreed to normalize relations, 22 years after they suspended ties over allegations that China supported a communist coup attempt against the Indonesian government. +Cavazos grew up on the ranch, served in the Army for two years, attended college in Texas on the GI Bill and earned a doctorate in physiology from Iowa State University. +"The practice of men helping women slim down contradicts our educational course in building the new society and our traditional values," the Baath party paper, Al-Thawra, quoted an Interior Ministry spokesman as saying. +The letter supports defense contentions that Lehder planned to convert Norman's Cay into a tourist resort. +Genscher was scheduled to undergo the surgery soon, the Foreign Ministry said, adding that the hospital stay had been planned for some time. +Saudi Arabia also is pledged to demand a barrel for a barrel in case quota levels are increased, insisting its share of OPEC production ceilings must be 24.45 percent in line with its huge reserves. +Proponents claim high-definition TV will turn American living rooms into mini-movie theaters or sports arenas with compact disk-quality sound and razor-sharp pictures on wide screens. +She was one of three witness testifying in support of the project before the Senate committee on commerce, science and transportation. +But Jim Hart, spokesman for the Sanitation Department, said that however good their intentions, it's illegal for people to put big stuff in the city's litter baskets. +So, like many other attorneys, Mr. Greenfield keeps "fill in the blanks" legal briefs standing by in his firm's word processors. +Anchorage Assistant District Attorney Brent Cole would not discuss the prosecution's plans. +Under this reasoning, a city could announce that there can be no buildings taller than 10 stories, then announce that owners will be "compensated" by allowing them to occupy the buildings for five years before leveling them. +Mr Major emphasised that UN forces must apply 'immediate and strong pressure' to halt attacks on Sarajevo. +Maine Yankee's president, Charles Frizzle, said the fire was "probably the most serious event" at the plant in its 19-year life. +Ask whether there's an activation fee, how much it is, and how long a service commitment is required to get the phone at the lowest price. +A reporter at the Shanxi Daily, contacted by telephone, said 4,000 to 5,000 students took part and demanded a dialogue on corruption with the governor. +Quadrex pulled out as a rival bidder for Mercantile House last month by agreeing to buy the two units from British & Commonwealth for #280 million. +The Queen preferred broadcasting and continues to do so, possibly because it is so much easier to control, and the press can turn fickle. Sovereign contains lots of old film. +What's more, "today's tax rates are among the lowest ever," says Mr. Siegel. +At least 300 Soviet soldiers are being held by the Afghan guerrilla fighters, known as Mujahedeen, according to the Soviet Defense Ministry, the state news agency Tass reported. +But Reagan has denied even that exchange was an arms-for-hostages deal. +"We see this as a short-term temporary thing. +But what the government will not contemplate, even temporarily, is pumping less at a lower price. +"We intend to hold on for the long term, and are not in these companies as a short-term investor," says Mr. King. +Two highways also were closed, officials said. +The Uruguay Round dispute over US demands to dilute the force of multilateral restraints on anti-dumping rules is expected to reach a climax tomorrow. +Federal Judicial Police commander Juan Benitez Ayala said they fear there are more bodies to be found. +However, Menotti generally has not attended program announcements. +The tree will be on display in the Blue Room of the White House. +The fifth column gives the engine displacement in cubic inches and the number of cylinders. +But in Taiwan, anything dealing with the personal lives of the president or his father, Chiang Kai-shek, were considered treasonous, he said. +Premier Nikolai I. Ryzhkov told reporters on Dec. 12 that the plant would be shut down in two years because of the earthquake danger. +It ought, therefore, to do more than just survive yours. A white damask tablecloth can be ordered in various sizes to fit most domestic dining tables. +Riot police dispersed an estimated 25,000 Mozambican refugees who were protesting food at their refugee camp, police said Monday. +The SEC sent out teams to closely monitor activity on stock and option exchanges, feeing the information back to headquarters. +"The independent promoters were acting on behalf of virtually all record companies in this country," Bonner said. +The labor federation was banned in 1982. +In 10 years, researchers have projected that one in 24 people in New York City will have AIDS. +Tass said at least 14 people were injured in the accident in Kamenskaya-Pogorelovo, 640 miles southwest of Moscow. +About $16 million of the amount was included in the total for the night for contemporary art, bringing the total night's sales to $98.5 million, said Sotheby's spokeswoman Diana Levitt. +Anderson approached the podium and handed Assistant State Attorney Leo Bueno a dead white flower, said Ms. Herrin. +Despite his harshness with Mr. Icahn's counsel during the proceedings, Judge Schwartzberg said in summing up, "The numbers seem to be against Mr. Icahn. +It would be the first statement by Bendjedid, who also is chief of the armed forces, since riots flared in Algiers last Tuesday night. +Part of that is the $2 billion Lincoln failure, for which Keating now faces criminal and civil charges. +"The intensity of the clashes has decreased sharply compared to the waves of random shelling before the cease-fire call," the spokesman said. +But Rolls-Royce is also interested in developing its share on new US Boeing aircraft, including the 777 twin engine wide-body airliner and Boeing studies to develop a larger version of its 747 jumbo or a new very large aircraft. +(Murray v. Giarratano) Iroquois Brands Ltd. said it signed a letter of intent to acquire Bio International Inc., Houston, in a stock transaction valued at about $20 million. +"There will be plenty of companies doing this, and it's a question of who winds up with the best properties," he said. +Germany was second with 36 per cent, and the US was third with 34.3 per cent. +"Then maybe there would not have been any problems in turning Enrile into a martyr and a hero. +Take all the cassette tapes ever made, splice them together, and you probably could string that little brown tape out to the Moon, wrap it twice, and tether it to a tree in the rain forest. +'Here's my fax number in the United States. +The memories of such scandals may prevent some from investing overseas. +The friend, who was taken into custody by the Iraqis, said the American was wounded in the forearm while trying to escape through an apartment window. +Burley tobacco producers will be polled Feb. 27 to March 2 to decide whether marketing quotas on a poundage basis will continue for the next three years, he said. +Critics of the Gandhi government say it has introduced policies that favor the middle class over the poor, including cuts in income tax for salaried workers and the liberalization of industry, which started the consumer-products boom. +"Land values in this country are wild and wooly right now," General Motors Corp. +Gephardt, with whom Bush in the past has clashed, "is doing I think a first class job" in trying to "hold this big group together and lead it. +Rated single-A-2 by Moody's Investors Service Inc. and single-A by Standard & Poor's Corp., the issue will be sold through underwriters led by First Boston Corp. +All five senators have been asked by the Senate Ethics Committee to explain in detail their presence at the two April 1987 meetings, but the Senate panel has begun no formal investigation. +James J. Harnett, executive vice president and chief operating officer, will replace Ritter until a permanent successor is found. +Live cattle futures settled sharply lower on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with the sentiments matched to a lesser degree in the feeder cattle and pork pits. +About 5,000 township residents angered by the killings gathered at the hostel, police said. +The judge said the cross amounts to an unconstitutional endorsement of religion by the government. +The union today said it thought the strike was gaining strength. Spokeswoman Carla Feeley said 139 of the state's 606 school districts were closed today, down from the more than 145 closed Monday. +Under the plan, Runcie said a consortium of three churches known as the Joint Relief Partnership would be allowed by the government of President Mengistu Haile Mariam to distribute food in the embattled northern provinces of Tigre and Eritrea. +Over the past 40 years, trade liberalisation under Gatt has been credited with much of the global economic growth that has marked the post-war period. But what if the unimaginable happened? +The index is to be updated every 30 seconds. +Aug. 8 _ Eight people are reported killed as tens of thousands of people marched in Rangoon and 14 other cities. +"The smoke was so thick it pushed us back and trapped us all. We couldn't get out," she said. +A spokesman said company insiders, who own 25% of American Precision's shares, haven't been selling. +Posey said he wasn't afraid of being expelled. +If you promise but don't deliver you end up like British Rail.' During the mid 1980s, US corporate managers were driven by the cult of excellence. +Ms. Haynes attributed the discovery largely to luck. +Those were just notes." +France and Russia both favour a government victory. Mr Hun Sen, the prime minister, says that if the government wins, it will treat Khmer Rouge guerrillas as 'armed bandits'. +Separately, Mr. Kinnear confirmed at a meeting with security analysts Friday that Texaco is negotiating a sale of refining and marketing operations. +Many consumers and businesses may see cheaper borrowing costs by next month following a long-awaited drop in banks' prime lending rate, which fell to the lowest level in 14 months. +A victorious Mr John Major would at last have to confront the constitutional issue which the Tories have ignored for the past 13 years. +"Denying a visa to Yuri Khodjaev, who has traveled to the United States many times in the past, is a great embarrassment for us Americans," Holloway said Thursday. +The No. 2 engine of a DC-10 also is the focus of an investigation into the crash of United Airlines Flight 232 last month in Sioux City, Iowa, killing 111 of the nearly 300 people aboard. +Firefighters found the body of 10-year-old Jennifer Lynn Pedersen near the pool, and the bodies of two adult guests of Jennifer's parents and the female pilot tangled in the wreckage of the single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza, authorities said. +One survey shows him running even in reliably Republican Nebraska, and within striking distance in Texas and Florida, key Southern states. +John Paul then traveled to the nearby shrine of the Virgin of San Juan de los Lagos. +Tenneco lost 1 3/8 to 58 3/8 in active trading. +The Chrysler-Belarus venture was the unexpected result of a General Motors Corp. plan to build Opel cars in Egypt that was scuttled by falling currencies and differences with the Egyptian partner. +Glenda Jackson and Ben Kingsley are swell as the eccentric author and the bookstore owner who take it upon themselves to liberate the turtles trapped at the local zoo. +The method automatically creates programs for certain tasks by randomly generating and combining hundreds of possible programs in one of Thinking Machines' computers. +"We've got one monkey who was treated 14 months ago, and his cornea is still clear," he adds. +Critics who saw both at film festivals generally preferred the Friedman version, but Mr. Daly has remained adamant that his is the only acceptable one, and it will shortly be test-marketed in a few small cities. +The company previously invested in potential suppliers whose advanced technology could improve Compaq's product line. +His son declines to comment. +But Berra says he was lucky to be considerably smaller than Fisk. +The letter was addressed to Abraham Ribicoff, a former senator from Connecticut who co-chairs the Defense Secretary's Commission on Base Realignment and Closure. +The Soviets also revived a demand they had dropped last fall that the proposed treaty require the two sides to declare limits on the number of sea-launched cruise missiles they would deploy. +Like most successful Wall Street people, Donald T. Regan was raised to think that if you work hard, make a lot of money and obey the rules, everything will work out just fine. +In the Ginza, he didn't mind adding, the shops are small and the street's in a perpetual traffic jam. +Carter acknowledges, however, that "strong political reasons" make it impractical for such a conference to be linked with the Kuwait issue. +There is a cash alternative of 356.5p per share. The surprise move outflanked rival pubs group, Boddington, which had been considering another offer for Devenish after an unsuccessful Pounds 120m hostile bid two years ago. +Mr Keating may have his work cut out. +More rain was forecast in the coming days. +At its simplest, open systems implies freedom of movement - for software developers and users alike - in three principal areas: portability, scalability and interoperability. +It may get harder. +But the Soviets weren't rewarded with a waiver of the trade restrictions. +The good news is that the world has been given another chance. +This reasoning has clearly failed to galvanize the market. +It's expecting even bigger things from Wall Street, the aftermath. +Kenya lost only 43 elephants in 1990 compared with thousands the year before the ban. +He would succeed John Cameron Monjo. +"Socialism is in a period of crisis or pre-crisis," Menshikov continued. +The Renaissance brought renewed interest in classical antiquity and spawned a new breed of rich and passionate collectors and patrons like the papacy, the Medicis, and Lorenzo the Magnificent. +The task force instructed them to keep their greetings short - no longer than 30 seconds - to avoid political views, and to refrain from using last names so they don't tip off Iraqi authorities searching for Americans in hiding. +But the suspicion remains that the party's forgotten tribe of MEPs has been ordered in to the expensively refurbished Tory party HQ to help reduce the overheads. +But Phil Burress, a spokesman for Citizens for Community Values, which has campaigned against the show, says he expects the prosecutor to "lay those photos down in front of the jury." Rebuttal is up to the defense. +Since last October, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. has held 80% of the firm's voting stock. +But "there could be lots of payoffs if we apply the technologies to commercially important fish." +There was never any doubt about Wellcome's ability to invent new compounds. +So do the prosecutors and the police. +Older party members "haven't been spending as much as even other kinds of convention-goers," said Harold Tannenbaum, manager of the Krazy Korner bar on Bourbon Street. +Chlorofluorocarbons are believed to deplete the ozone layer, which protects the earth from ultraviolet radiation from the sun. +Many companies are pressing a public-relations program designed to portray themselves as sensitive to the environment. +Louvaris was jailed April 12 and is awaiting trial. +A 15-year-old zoo elephant named Twinkles died while on loan to a traveling circus in North Carolina. +'A lot of them are 85 years old, a lot have come to the time when they should be replaced,' he says. +So, no one expects a boom. +He said he did think it was improper for Pappas to advertise in a Missouri newspaper for young men to fill staff positions and to require them to send Pappas a photograph. +It's a much more powerful performance because of that control. +He was remembered as a kind and gentle man. +The mayors hope to lobby collectively for money they believe can be saved from a reduced need for military spending. +The average price at Gulf ports loaded aboard ship for hard red winter wheat of ordinary protein rose to about $130 per ton in January from $116 in November and $110 in January 1987. +The market for system-management software for Digital's hardware is fragmented enough that a giant such as Computer Associates should do well there. +Less than 75 industry voters actually came to see Metro, though hundreds voted in the hotly contested best score category, Gerard said. +Mike Kitchiner, a consultant with the European Centre for Plastics in the Environment and former manager, environmental affairs - polymer division, as chairman of SAVE A CUP on the retirement of Derrick Skinner. +"This alone could have put him west of the pole by 18 miles," he said. +"We think his expertise and stature will be a real asset to our business." +They made masks "to allow the primitive side to develop." +Trygve Haavelmo of Norway won the prize in economics for showing that mathematical probabilities could be used to predict the puzzling shifts in the economy. +And on and on and on is right. +"Nationwide, I'm thinking it's going to be up," Hexem said. "But I don't know how much." There are still "soft" areas where land market prices are lagging, he said. +Call ran a store on Louse Creek and needed an apprentice for his black slave, Nearest Green, who was a superb maker of the store's most prominent product, whiskey. +The risk is that he may have left it too late to stop the disaffection of his voters, and too late to revive the east German economy in time for the 1994 elections - and save his own political neck. +The tour is almost over. But I, for one, have not given up hope. +"There's a fear complex that's real and not going to go away for a long time." +The market, he said, "is just going to get thinner and thinner" until the start of 1987. +And, on top of all of that, assessors are elected. +In the Philippines, he commanded U.S. ground forces. +The new bank will be the largest in Texas. +Stricter planning rules have made it hard to buy greenfield sites while competitors, such as Argyll, have bid up the prices of available plots to keep Sainsbury out. +Deiro's improvement on that design spawned an accordion industry in San Francisco that in its 1920s heyday included eight accordion manufacturing firms and teachers famed nationwide and in Europe. +Silver prices fell to $6.74 an ounce from $7.71. +Three small French mushroom producers cite the date as they band together to resist an expected influx of mushrooms from the Netherlands, Spain and Ireland and to sell to Europe's mushroom-gobbling champion, West Germany. +Miranda said the hospital's 21 wards were so full that some of the less-seriously wounded were sleeping on the floors. +Again not surprisingly, corporate's grand "plans" would play better at the front, as it were, if the generals at headquarters themselves faced live ammo. +The once-dominant program suffered a ratings slump after the replacement in January of Jane Pauley by Deborah Norville, a co-anchor with Bryant Gumbel. +It can outsource work, it can sell parts plants, or it can close parts plants. +It says foreign regulators have complained that the SEC can't guarantee confidentiality because, under the act, the SEC can be required to release its files once it closes an investigation. +Official history says Huerta had Francisco I. Madero, who started the 1910-21 Mexican revolution, killed. +President Vaclav Havel openly criticised him for 'damaging the esteem of the Czech Republic'. Albrecht's appointment is hardly new. +The report said defense intelligence discredited - often in error - live-sighting reports about U.S. personnel from hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos during the 1970s and 1980s. +Mrs. Jamieson asked if she could now formally declare her pub to be patronized by royalty. +In a clear swipe at backbench critics, Mr Hurd added that this 'impressive record' ran counter to the 'neurotic drip-feed of Brussels horror stories retailed in certain quarters'. +The government also has nothing to offer except plans to set a ceiling for housing prices and talk of better mortgage terms for Israelis. +It still sounds pretty rum to me, coming from a man who committed his life to, and built his international fame upon, a passion for geese. Peter Scott was a famous man for 40 years. +But that was before a problem in the company's signal transfer point software led to local-telephone service outages in several cities last summer. +With the new flight, Braniff will serve 20 cities in the U.S. and Mexico. +Where a residence has exceeded its quota and the residence appeals the violation, the Department of Water and Power must rule on whether the excess use is warranted. +But in March non-bank UK investors were much less enthusiastic. +The panel then would have to determine whether the groups had been discriminated against. +Several other items are on the Corfu agenda which, though they may not produce immediate decisions, are still important. +"The questions asked by the grand jury were about three or four such conversations out of so many. +Grand Met will purchase all outstanding shares of Pillsbury common stock for $66 a share in cash, $3 higher than Grand Met's previous best offer. +It was the second consecutive day of large corn sales to the Soviets, with 750,000 tons announced on Monday. +GM had powerful reasons to settle this dispute quickly. The A.C. Rochester plant supplies 55% of the gas tanks for GM's North American vehicle operations, as well as other critical components. +The first deliveries of LNG to the terminal, on the Chesapeake Bay, could occur as early as late 1991 or early 1992, Columbia said. +But after a while, Sullivan said, "They were being so brazen that they would just retreat to the stairwell and wait for the uniformed cop to leave." Then they'd return to business, in full sight of the token clerk, whose business dwindled. +Under orders from the Bank Board, American Savings took advantage of falling interest rates and sold about $2.3 billion of mortgage-backed securities to reduce its exposure to additional losses. +There were no casualties among the militiamen belonging to the South Lebanon Army, an Israeli-trained 2,500-member militia, the military command said. +A sensible way to determine environmental priorities? +China's new capitalists are nearly ready to go to market. +The investor group said it already has acquired options to buy 37% of the Fair Lanes common shares outstanding. +International sales contributed 54% of the company's revenue, or about $2 billion, topping North American sales for the first time. +BZW's strategy is based on using derivative products to gain exposure and it aims to beat the Goldman Sachs commodity index. +Roh, also an former general, succeeded Chun in February after winning elections last December. +Brack said no comparisons should be drawn between Entertainment Weekly and TV-Cable Week, which was a TV listings guide distributed and marketed mainly through cable system operators. +Jay Naidoo, an anti-apartheid labor leader, said he and several colleagues including Max Coleman conferred with Perkins, America's first black ambassador to South Africa, and they were assured the escapees' physical needs would be cared for. +HealthVest took a giant step toward independence by terminating, effective Sept. 15, its advisory agreement with a unit of Healthcare International Inc. +Twenty-nine people, mostly foreigners, were held by the guerrillas. +Yugoslav President Raif Dizdarevic said an army tribunal's probe of Janez Jansa and David Tasic will be completed soon, a newspaper in Ljubljana, the capital of the western republic, reported Saturday. +John S. Chandley, managing editor of The Kansas City Times for 14 years, has died at age 79. +Its first hearing before the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's pharmaceutical committee, seeking approval for its asthma drug, is scheduled for today. But the market widely expects it to obtain approval, and this has been factored into the price. +After breakfast, Dukakis and Bentsen and their wives drove over to the bank of the Pedernales River where former President Johnson is buried in a family plot shaded by huge live oak trees. +It noted the continuing negotiations of the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva on banning the development, production and stockpiling of chemical weapons and arranging the destruction of current stockpiles. +A delegation of the Munich-based radio station discussed the possibility of opening a bureau Wednesday with Jacek Ambroziak, director of the Office of the Council of Ministers and chief assistant to Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki. +But the panel, in its first ruling on Agent Orange, acknowledged Friday that it couldn't come up with a definite conclusion. +Answering the other guy's charges isn't usually enough, though. +The Technicolor deal follows a familiar pattern for Mr. Perelman, who has become one of Wall Street's best-known investors since taking over Revlon Inc. in 1985. +"It's a big deal. +It is only relevant in the individual imaginations of the young, in its ability to communicate on behalf of the incoherent and the illiterate. +Gold in Hong Kong dropped $3.25 an ounce today, to close at $389.34. +The big man arose, bleary-eyed, to suffer again, but referee Frank Cappuccino wisely intervened. +The White House said President Bush would address the nation on television at 9 a.m. Wednesday. +"It is a tragic situation and no one will ever know exactly what happened. +It could be China." +Article 55 of the Fourth Geneva Convention obliges an occupying power to provide food and medical care to civilians living under its control. +Her aim was to help others. +"A lot more has to be done," said Hugh Corbet, director of the London-based Trade Policy Research Center. +Swiss authorities said Friday that billions of dollars may have been laundered through Switzerland for a Middle Eastern drug ring, and they said nine people were arrested. +It would crest in Rochester within a half hour. +There are no laughs in Marble Skin, an intense and claustrophobic narration of a daughter's survival of life with mother. +It also raised questions whether the agency under Commissioner David Kessler has become arbitrary and capricious, demanding too much of industry too quickly in its new zeal to enforce the law. +"TOPIX is not as vulnerable to the fluctuation of high priced, small-capital shares like the Nikkei index is, but Nikkei is by far the best-known index," said Okada. +She was the third courier to die from an overdose in recent weeks. +Prison officials also were suspicious of the man's identity, said Tim Anderson, an investigator for the Pierce County prosecutor. +It's proof of how highly conscious Britons remain of accent, dress and other marks of class. +State-run media reported earlier that the strikers had been fired. +Peterson apprenticed at a lake shore inn at Ellsworth in northwest Michigan, and opened his own Tapawingo Restaurant there in 1984. +The spate of killings, in which 12 people died, began March 6 when British commandos fatally shot three unarmed IRA guerrillas who were on a bombing mission in the British colony of Gibraltar. +He was met by a Court intermediary, a certain Beaumarchais. +This year, Dunlop has Rudolf Nureyev, the Bolshoi Opera, the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and paintings by Paul Cezanne, but some critics still complain there aren't enough BIG names. +Apollo's stock had risen earlier this year on speculation that it might be taken over, possibly by Bull HN Information. +The original plan had called for IMA Holdings to pay $28 a share in cash for about 94 percent of American Medical's stock, and securities for the rest. +But asked if he could complete the Start II treaty today, he said: 'I can't tell you. +Radicals and other critics say the coronation and its accompanying rites are based too closely on the traditional religious rituals used for Akihito's father, whose name was invoked by the militarists who launched the Pacific War. +A chartered passenger plane crashed in the Skagerrak Strait north of Denmark's Jutland Peninsula today, killing all 55 people aboard, rescue officials said. +In 1960, seven nations formed the Latin American Free Trade Association. +Taiwan decided to lift its ban on Chinese newspapers and films if Beijing agrees to reciprocate. +Tass did not say whether the truce was holding. +Unlike U.S. banks, Japanese banks aren't required to disclose loan portfolio figures. +The government said the nation's trade deficit narrowed dramatically during the first three months of the year as an all-time high in U.S. export sales offset a climb in imports. +Failing to obtain protection there, the lawyer said, Texaco again would take the matter back before the U.S. Supreme Court, which already has invited a return visit. +Auto companies "do things to inventors, not for inventors," he said. +His difficulty is that, as a negotiator, he cannot lay all his cards on the table. +"I know how to buy guns all over the world. +Earnings for the year will benefit from the weaker dollar, measures to control costs and increase productivity, more investment income and less interest expense, and a lower effective tax rate, Minnesota Mining said. +The message sank in. To Mr. Milken, Mr. Dahl had ceased to exist. +Miss Peralta says her father stepped on a Contra mine and died within sight of the border. +Its success is based on an increasing thirst for Bass ale in the US and Spain, and Tennent's lager in Italy. Scotch whisky was the mainstay of the international spirits groups' performance. +Hudson's researchers estimated that it would cost less than $650 million a year to test the entire population between the ages of 12 and 65 years old. +The major exception is Unisys Corp., which last month disclosed that in the wake of an internal investigation it placed six employees on leave and tightened management control over the use of consultants. +The company slipped into loss for the first half to June. +People get put in gas ovens." Mr. Boesky just chuckled. +"We may never find out," said Jack Brown, acting director of the city and county health department's environmental health division. "We've done everything possible in the analytical viewpoint. +"The East German government told us for years what we could and could not do," said Mrs. Koenig. "Now we're going to do what's best for us." The Koenigs said they hoped to eventually settle in the Dortmund area, where they have relatives. +The March ratio, which was included last week in USDA's monthly report on farm prices, was based on preliminary figures which showed the farm price of corn at $1.84 per bushel and the average price of hogs at $41.90 per hundredweight. +School officials received the deed in February, but said the building was too expensive to maintain as a dormitory. +The first thing to understand about "family income" is that only 35% of the families counted by the census include any children; the other 65% constitute childless families and "unrelated individuals." +Anderson, a construction worker, cut down the tree June 12, police said. +Such a bid could put the administration in the position of appearing to choose between Mr. Gorbachev and his political archrival, Boris Yeltsin, president of the Russian republic. +The mayor did not meet with the marchers. +More than three dozen other students were arrested during the week, but some were released and it was not known how many remained in detention. +Even more AIDS patients are on the job than their co-workers imagine. +Hearts of Light is set to Tippett's Corelli fantasy, music which I find claustrophobically busy, as if one were trapped in a small room with an over-vivacious companion. +The wheat limit was 15 cents and soybeans were limited to moves of 30 cents a bushel except for the expiring August soybean contract, which had no limit. +For Schwab, the after-tax $22 million charge all but consumes the $22.5 million that Schwab earned in the six months since officials repurchased the firm from BankAmerica Corp. +The prize, worth $415, is free tuition in the firm's training course in time management. +Persian Gulf crisis erupted with Iraq's takeover of Kuwait. +Or something worse, like cocaine? +His reports included interviews with Chou En-lai and exiled Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia. +During her long fight against cancer, she launched the Jeane Kirkpatrick Institute at Tel Aviv University, hoping to advance American-style democracy by bringing U.S. government officials to Israel to share their ideas. +Tyson also said it has made Holly another offer, this one in the form of a proposal to the Holly Farms board, of $63.50 per share. +"At this time, talks have stalled," a Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. spokesman said. +His presence triggered outraged reaction from neighbors who argued that retarded men with histories of violence shouldn't be housed in a residential area. +Gow also was a close friend of Airey Neave, the Conservative Party spokesman on Northern Ireland slain by a bomb in 1979. +"Nobody has yet mass-produced spacecraft before," he said. +In other developments, Israeli radio said a reserve army captain would be reprimanded by his commander for tying a handcuffed Arab protester to the bumper of a patrol car in the Gaza Strip. +But the biggest problem is the world-wide boom in airline travel. +It was wonderful to see this after knowing of the slaughter they've gone through." George Washington advertised in it, Thomas Jefferson sued it and Mark Twain tried to buy a piece of it. +As in opera, the staging and music have been all important. +They say the Desario promotion gives Mr Fazio a tight grip on monetary policy. +Pakistan, predictably, has made no move to extradite Mr. Abedi. +"This crew today would like nothing more than someone to say: `That's it. +Havel shrugged off a question on whether he was concerned that the Persian Gulf crisis was draining away money that could have been used to help support his country's ailing economy. +For example, a trading subsidiary of Metallgesellschaft, the German oil and metals company, faces final losses of Dollars 1bn on dealings in the oil derivatives market last year. +Among the most serious problems are annual inflation approaching 300 percent, a $21 billion foreign debt, unemployment of 17 percent and a living standard that has been cut in half since President Tito died in 1980. +The penalties were stayed because Secord appealed to Fairfax County Circuit Court, where his case is to be heard Aug. 24. +"The bitterness is slowly disappearing with time. +"Because the formula has so obviously worked, they're being imitated," says Mr. Callahan, the former editor of American Photography. +The interruption in the arms flow from China was only one strand in a complex web of events that has stalemated the Afghan war six months after guerrillas forced the Soviets to end a nine-year occupation, say administration and congressional sources. +History student Ovioleu Cristeo recently went to the American Library nextdoor to the U.S. Embassy to borrow Paul Kennedy's "Rise and Fall of the Great Powers." +The movie is a kinetic romp through the early years of rock 'n' roll, when Elvis was King and pretenders like Jerry Lee threatened to topple him. +The acquisition is expected to be completed in the first quarter next year. +Last year, Michael Spindler, a veteran Apple manager and the company's newly anointed chief operating officer, convinced Mr. Sculley to consider a grand plan to turn the tables on Microsoft. +This would compel the Soviets to negotiate with the Europeans about dismantling the Pershing and cruise missiles. +Each faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. +Six soldiers learning explosives handling were killed and three injured at a Canadian Forces base when enough plastic explosives to level a small house detonated prematurely. +The airport made an operating loss of Pounds 4.8m in the year to March 1991 and BAA last year said it was willing to dispose of Prestwick. +Like Elly, she likes to gossip, worries about gaining weight while sneaking cookies, and occasionally barks at her kids. +The request was rejected, Colt said. +She likes going to movies, taking walks and eating Chinese food. +No maintenance charge. Sales and support: through authorised dealers; free telephone help-line. +He hails by tradition and intellect from the left of the Conservative party, but has nevertheless spearheaded some of the most bruising confrontations between government and recalcitrant employees such as doctors, ambulance workers and teachers. +Sawyer, part of the nation's Strategic Air Command, maintains nuclear bombers on 24-hour alert. +He contends that the only groups accumulating the stock are longer-term institutional holders. +Mr. Howard is charged with one count of conspiracy, two counts of commercial bribery and two counts of misconduct. +For example, Home Shopping Network Inc. came to market in May 1986 at an adjusted $3 a share and peaked at $46 last January, but then plunged. +The Rev. George Clements, a Chicago priest who's fasting with Gregory, lost 39 pounds. +Bookings are currently 18 per cent ahead of last year and should end the season about 15 per cent higher. Fewer holidays than usual need to be sold in the late part of the season when price-cutting is normally most intense. +Though completion is still five years away, by September the earthmovers will have torn into the entire 2,200-acre area that will be the train terminal on the French side. +"Subsidies keep a lot of farmers alive," says Franz-Josef Feiter, an agricultural adviser to West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, whose government already is fighting Common Market proposals to lower price supports. +The bank attributed the decline primarily to lower net interest income and to certain nonrecurring expenses. +In keeping with that policy, Alan Muncaster, vice president of corporate communications at Northwest, said Monday that Northwest would not release the passenger list from either plane involved in the runway collision. +Justice Scalia dissented, joined by Justices Brennan, Marshall and Stevens. +His father was not home at the time. +Some market makers are concerned about how long prices can keep rising, another broker added. +With a proposal in Congress to give Poland anywhere from $100 million to $150 million, the Commerce Department wants to find out more about Poland's accounting methods. +He called on the party to become "a pragmatic leftist party of the 21st century." +Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady _ invited by Mrs. Pope to test his "Midas touch" _ was the first to step up to one of the seven-ton presses, don a white glove, and push the "run" button. +On Friday, Dayton federal court judge Herbert Rice set a trial date of June 10 for AT&T's effort to force NCR to drop its pill. +The OECD estimates that agricultural surpluses have depressed world farm prices by about 33%, while subsidies and import barriers have increased farmers' costs of land, equipment, fertilizers and other raw materials. +Trains would travel as fast as 315 miles per hour. +Who said something about hearing the word culture and reaching for a revolver? The idea of a documentary about traffic jams is hardly more appealing than a programme about having teeth descaled at the hygienist. +Takeshita apologized Friday for his role in the scandal, which has stained the top ranks of politics, business and the bureaucracy. +Grant Thornton said labor unions have been losing membership in each of the six years the company has collected this data. +In a filing with the SEC, the Glazer group didn't give a reason for its decision to sell the Formica shares. +He remained its head for decades. +Rather than go to the data processing department with a request for a report, users can create a new view on existing data themselves. +The Contra group had been demanding that army chief Humberto Ortega, brother of former Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega and a member of the former ruling Sandinista party, and other top Sandinistas resign from the government. +The Food and Civil Supplies Ministry agrees, but the final decision rests with the finance ministry. +At this point, I'm decompressing, working hard on what's happening here, enjoying a certain amount of normalcy in my life," Dukakis said. +Advocates also say flexibility would permit more crop rotation and the advantages of natural fertility enhancement instead of high reliance on commercial fertilizers and other chemicals. +An angst-ridden Alex (Michael Rupert) disappears for four months, and when he returns to his dingy New York apartment, there is a pile of mail to open. +"They want every diplomatic effort used first," said Rep. John Murtha (D., Pa.). +In one, the conforming mode, the urge is to join in with the crowd, which is more often than not conducive to effective teamwork. +Bluestone responds that Bush should be running away with the election if the Republicans are right about the economy. +Among respondents with postgraduate schooling, just 37 percent called an accident likely; that swelled to 58 percent of those who has not gone beyond high school. +Minority groups hailed the conviction of five white supremacist "skinheads" for racially motivated crimes against Jews, blacks and Hispanics. +Bull said it would keep Zenith Data Systems' headquarters in suburban Chicago and its manufacturing plants in that area and in St. Joseph, Mich. +Mr. Bradt told the representative "nothing," and CRT said it would "give him some business," according to the report. +West Germany's defense minister is hopeful Bonn and Washington will soon resolve a dispute over short-range nuclear missiles but the allies entered a second round of talks with sharp differences and a critical NATO summit fast approaching. +It seemed like only five seconds later we were down." Passenger Gareth Jones said women wept after the pilot's warning. +Traditional prenatal screening takes cells from the placenta in the first 8-10 weeks of pregnancy, and if genetic defects are detected a women can opt for an abortion. +Prices of short-dated paper usually vary little. +For the Democratic Party's most prominent non-candidates, Super Tuesday marks a milestone _ it's too late to step in and win the presidential nomination through the primaries. +Hachborn said he felt Ms. Sidorova was exaggerating. +U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills and the leaders of the other delegations sought to portray the talks in a positive light, saying the discussions were useful in highlighting areas of disagreement and providing momentum to resolving disputes. +Cavazos, the son of a foreman on the huge King Ranch of South Texas, was praised by senators and congressmen today as a hands-on educator, a consistent friend of education and an excellent choice to fill the post being vacated by Bennett later this month. +A veto of textile quotas cannot be overridden. +Local programs exist in Boulder County, Colo.; Forsyth and Mecklenburg counties in North Carolina, whose respective seats are Winston-Salem and Charlotte; King County, Wash., around Seattle; and Northern California's Marin and Solano counties. +The telecommunications organization said that it expects the reboosted satellite, which will carry telephone calls, television and computer data, to last 10 years. +Since early 1990, the firm has shrunk or lost at least 10 U.S. offices, and its revenue has fallen 20%. +State Appeals Court Justice Anthony Scariano sided with the son. +The April deficit was $4.78 billion, compared with a revised $4.07 billion in March. +Though he is widely seen as one of Italy's men of the future, his immediate prospects are likely to be coloured by his strained relations with those of the past. +West Germany's defense minister said Tuesday the Kremlin admission that one of its radars violates the 1972 ABM treaty was a "remarkable" example of the change taking place in the Soviet Union. +'We checked your time sheets and just added up the hours.' What was all that nonsense about old dogs and new tricks? +In the same time period, Pell grants to needy college students went from covering 50 percent of all college expenses to 29 percent while the buying power of the maximum award declined 13 percent. +But as he stands within striking distance of the fifth-floor City Hall office occupied for 21 years by his father, the late Richard J. Daley, he can proudly say he got there the old-fashioned way _ he earned it. +The wife of a U.S. Foreign Service man, visiting her home town of Santa Barbara, thinks she is being followed and hires Fortune to find out why. +Last year, the company sold 150,000 shares of preferred stock to Newell Co., a hardware manufacturer, for $150 million. +Earlier Saturday, troops shot and wounded a Palestinian in the West Bank town of Nablus. +The shrunken population of Beirut appeared to take the call for peace seriously. +They expressed the hope they could seal the formal treaty on long-range nuclear weapons, and agree to a reduction in conventional forces in Europe. +But Western officials suspect it might be a conduit. +Deutsche Bank is underwriting the issue. The prime mover behind IFH, specially constituted to bid for Interbanc, is Mr Carlos Rodriguez Pastor, Peru's economy minister in the early 1980s. +Eight years ago, we installed a new gas boiler, and we fitted individual thermostatic valves to all the radiators. +The company said it expects that a special meeting of holders would be held in April or May to consider the transaction. +He had been executive vice president and national sales manager of the Accessories division, which along with the Shirt Co. division were folded into the Menswear group. +Mr. Skousen couldn't be reached. +It was one thing for Soviet authorities to announce that Boris Pasternak's elegantly ambivalent novel of the post-revolutionary period, "Dr. +Paris is concerned that Norway's current trade surplus with France would widen because of gas deliveries from the Sleipner and Troll fields. +Texts are from the Bible, telling of the Hebrew prophet Elijah pitting God against Baal, who is called by his priests. +Bush, who was born in Milton, Mass., and won the 1980 GOP primary here, is considered the GOP front-runner. +Afghanistan has been torn by civil war since a 1978 communist coup prompted a Moslem insurgency. +ChemClear also said it recently held talks with other companies interested in acquiring it, but it didn't disclose any names of prospective buyers. +Solomon, born Solomon Cutner but known professionally by his first name only, died Feb. 2, his family announced Tuesday. +He called the Journal "one of America's most trusted publications," but joked that "not every article was a Pulitzer Prize winner. +The NASDAQ composite index for the over-the-counter market added 2.62 to 431.23. +They still do, in vast numbers. +Although proceeds from the sale would go to loan-loss reserves, the sale isn't expected to affect the balance sheet, the spokesman said. +Steel imports in January from the 27 signatory nations of the Voluntary Restraint Agreements were about 15% of consumption, well below the 20.2% limit set by the U.S., according to the American Institute for International Steel. +Boni said Denard's presence would make it difficult for the country to hold free elections to choose a new president. +"Some money from the United States will be necessary by the end of the year just to meet our daily operating expenses," U.N. spokesman Fred Eckhard said. +One such indicator is an index compiled by the National Association of Purchasing Managers. +The company operates a network of 45 European plants and has begun an ambitious expansion program. +But after the Challenger disaster, NASA moved the launch back to 1992. Now launches have been indefinitely postponed at Vandenberg, although an August shuttle launch is planned at Cape Canaveral in Florida. +The Simons dropped the suit the following March, and neither they nor their lawyer will comment. +And last week, under an agreement with the French bank, Mr. Parretti stepped down as chairman and chief executive officer at Pathe Communications. +Werner, on the other hand, has the easy flair of an international manager. The executive was courted by Volkswagen while he was deputy chairman at Continental, the German tyre maker. +As the state's economy continued to suffer from recession, however, this failed to bring in as much revenue as hoped. This year, the state faces a shortfall estimated at Dollars 11bn-Dollars 12bn, for a total budget of Dollars 55bn-Dollars 60bn. +The Gaullist party; more nationalist than its UDF partner (see below). +The Twiggs also have agreed not to establish contact with her, and will refrain from sending birthday cards or Christmas presents until the psychological evaluations are complete. +And should Hughes win, the Los Angeles company would almost certainly carve out and pass on Ford Aerospace's satellite business to Alcatel, a telecommunications venture of ITT Corp. and Compagnie Generale d'Electricite. +Del. Walter Fauntroy, Washington's elected non-voting member of Congress, said he was in shock. +They waved placards reading, "U.S. Out of Central America" and distributed leaflets urging withdrawal of support for the Contra rebels. +United Banks has about $40 million in total assets. +"One economic report gives you a signal the economy is going up, but then the next one comes out and it looks like the economy is going down," John E. Haupert, treasurer of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, says. +Disney's "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," a fascinating mix of animation and live action, took in $11.5 million to bring its take to $54 million in just three weeks. +Just this week, the company restarted its Fairfield Works in Birmingham, Ala., which will supply the tubes. +Given their political invulnerability and the lap-dog Ethics committees, Congress will likely continue with increasingly expensive forms of "constituent service" no matter what reforms are enacted. +But the Republicans have run a sharper campaign, offering almost daily press conferences to undermine Dukakis' standing. +Protest rallies were held in Tokyo. +"I'd be naive to say people aren't panicked," says Bruce S. Loeb, a first-year Columbia Business School student whose 100-letter search has yet to yield an offer. +Dozens of military aircraft will be diverted to civilian duty to haul 50,000 tons of farm produce, construction equipment, and other goods around the country this year, an official report said. +Vikram Seth covered a great deal more ground in A Suitable Boy and much more readably in spite of that novel's excessive length. +Economists are saying our country's fiscal problems aren't going to improve unless consumers start saving more. +Gadhafi again was the odd man out. +"The Last Days of Charles Baudelaire," a best-seller, is a fictionalized biography of the 19th century author known for the sensory imagery of his "Flowers of Evil," a poetry collection condemned in its time for obscenity. +He suffered severe rashes, itching, sweating and a personality change. +Malaysia said it was fed up with boat arrivals and threatened to close its Pulau Bidong camp housing more than 10,000 boat people by the end of 1989. +The Soviets were taken on a two-hour bus tour of the historic capital with U.S. Air Force Lt. +"When it crossed the highway that's when it got out of control," Richardson said. "All of the sudden it was phoom. +'But we're not talking about throwing money at the problem.' Even if savings on the scale Mr Manuel envisages are obtainable, however, he admits that the pressures for increased spending are potentially overwhelming. +The company is expected to use its existing facilities in Telford, England, for production of an IBM-compatible personal computer that it began exporting to Europe in 1985. +The magistrate will decide Wednesday whether Caminale will be jailed pending trial. +That ruling removed contractural limitations on GE's liability in the case. +"Our marching orders were to ignore the small guy." +However, competitors say that Kidder's hiring binge involving executive-level staffers, some with multiple-year contract guarantees, could backfire unless there are results. +At the second (publicly known) meeting, in the afternoon, I accepted the leadership of the House on the basis - which I requested - that I would become deputy prime minister, with certain cabinet committee chairmanships. +But they do rather muddy the water when private investors are searching for old-fashioned trusts to buy themselves. +The first two sections describe the political culture of the protagonists. +"It's not an attitude problem, it's an economic problem," he says. +In addition to the Americans, the dead included three German women, a French woman and her British husband, a Korean man, and a person believed to be a restaurant employee. +Eastern flew 1,040 flights per day before Machinists, flight attendants and pilots walked off the job March 4. The airline sought bankruptcy-court protection March 9. +Selden and his associates want the government to build a dam to keep the lake at an acceptable level. +He shrugs and flips off the remote control. +"But we want to go by plane or car, not by bicycle." +His great-grandfather was a senator, and his father, Jan de Klerk, was Cabinet minister from 1955 to 1968. +Bingo, target shooting, ring toss and other games keep the picnic going until the dance starts at 8 p.m. +The Kroller-Muller thieves demanded an undisclosed ransom, but the Van Goghs were recovered after police set up a trap. +Jury selection began last March with a vast pool of jurors. Selection of the final few jurors in the U.S. District Court trial wound up this morning with the seating of 12 jurors and five alternates. +As for mass graves, Panvini said 123 Panamanian nationals were buried in a common grave at Panama City and 18 were buried at Colon. +NCM is pushing case-for-case against TI. +In launching the credit review, it criticized the auto maker for moving too slowly in raising new capital to cover its losses. +If Schroder declares Alleco in default on the debentures, Alleco will also be in default on about $36 million in other debentures under cross-default provisions: its 14 1/2% debentures due in 1993 and its two issues of 13 1/2% debentures due in 1995. +Bank Leu officials couldn't be reached for comment late yesterday. +An Alabama teen-ager remained missing as Beryl was downgraded to a tropical depression Tuesday. +Roy E. Disney, nephew of the late Walt Disney, announced a bid to take over Polaroid Corp. that values the company at more than $2.8 billion, challenging management's plan to revitalize the instant camera company. +UNITA, in a statement also released in Lisbon, said it killed 10 government soldiers and captured two others in three separate clashes Friday and Saturday. +In 1984, the space shuttle Challenger blasted off from Cape Canaveral, Fla., on a problem-plagued mission that would include the faulty deployment of two satellites and a target balloon. +Secret Service agents determined the paycheck had been deposited in a joint checking account held by Sunia and Iuli. +But Ms. Carothers says even she was "surprised at how much demand there was overseas for the wholesome rural American look." +The upward move in the dollar late yesterday took some steam out of the stocks of many multinational corporations that benefit from a lower dollar. +Le Foyer, Luxembourg's largest domestic insurers, has already ventured into the cross-border market by selling products to Danish expatriates. +The CIA-assisted November 1985 shipment of Hawks was authorized retroactively by a presidential finding which Poindexter presented to Reagan for signing after the weapons were delivered. +Wracked by crushing indebtedness and recession for seven years, the continent that began the 1980s in the flush of a democratic rennaissance is ending the decade weary and frustrated. +Sources said Sanchez has indicated privately that if Bermudez is fired, he may quit the directorate of the Nicaraguan Resistance, as the Contras are formally known. +Police said her husband carried identification from Oakdale, Calif. +A Standard Chartered spokesman in London and a Union Bank spokeswoman in Los Angeles separately declined to comment about the possibility of a sale. +The other one-third would be covered under the second-step universal health plan. +In 1943, in an address to the U.S. Congress, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill pledged his country's full support in the war against Japan. +But he says NCNB hasn't made any acquisitions in Florida since 1986, is past its main period of turmoil, and offers an array of products and services that mean consumers will come to see it as their best option. +Under the agreement announced March 24 at the White House, the money may be cut off if the rebels engage in human rights abuses or in offensive military action. +Bush would complain, except that he's benefited from the same process and might need to again _ say next weekend, for example. +It was Janel's enthusiasm about Astor Place that led Nina to make the trip. +Rep. Stenholm is sticking with the House leadership and not only voting against the cut, but working against it. +Harcourt also said it expects operating profit from its university and professional publishing and insurance operations to be on budget for 1989. +The noise doesn't bother him, and the pump is painless. +City spokesman Ted Doman said the blacks are grossly undercounted. +AIDS self-treatment groups aren't waiting for final studies to be completed however. +I stressed my degrees in law, philosophy (including ethics), and sociology and business experience. +"She did the commercial because she wanted to dispel American attitudes that Russian women aren't beautiful," said Tricia Erickson, owner of the Erickson Agency, a McLean-based modeling agency handling Miss Sukhanova's career. +For the moment, though, inmates pursue their art. +The civilian unemployment rate will be 7% in May, unchanged from November's level. +"I'm a spokesman for myself," he says, noting that both industry and government officials often disagree with him. +Some institutions have also increased rates in recent weeks to beat the competition, says Norberto Mehl, chairman of Banxquote Money Markets, a New York information service. +Much of the ammunition was ruined. +"If we hold off any longer," he warns, "we're not going to get anything." +Temperatures were in the 60s throughout much of the East and Midwest. +"The aid was like a drop in the huge ocean of our needs," said Emanel Cosmovici, head of a Bucharest-based international humanitarian aid organization. +This improved financial position has attracted a number of major holders, including Argus Energy. +Mr. Chapman said Kidder officials had been worried about the stock market in August and decided then to reduce sharply the amount of securities the firm held for its own account. +Several details, including a payment plan, haven't been completed. +Putting down a new roof not only requires knowledge and skill, it needs the attention of someone who knows how to move about safely on high ladders and sloped surfaces. +So let's all tape. +They wanted to see his books." +The Federal Reserve Board hasn't yet taken a position on the proposal. +The U.S. has urged these countries to extend protection to foreign copyright owners equal to that afforded to their own nationals. +They say it helps them meditate and become closer to God. +GE said it will eliminate about 4,200 hourly and salaried jobs over the next two years at five GE Aerospace locations in New York and New Jersey. +An interest-rate cut is vital to the stock market, too. Analysts said the market has been gradually deteriorating since major indexes hit record highs late last month. +The second section index, meanwhile, gained 30.31 points to close at 2878.29, the highest ever. +In the investment-grade market, bonds slipped 1/8 to 1/4 point in thin trading. +Temperatures neared 100 degrees at Newark, N.J., and dozens of other cities reached the middle 90s. +The victims ran away and called police, while the group assaulted four other white men and a man and woman who tried to intervene, Wrensen said. +Such irreverence could help with repetitious, boring letters. +One day, just before she was to play, I met her piano teacher downtown and told him how nervous I was. +During last week's NAACP convention we saw one of the key factors that will enter into that process. +Jeff Karonis refused to give details of the case, saying the matter is being handled by the U.S. Embassy in Nassau, the Bahamas. +Joint institutions and committees in economics, transport, ecology, science and technology, health and culture shouldbe established. +Also, this year he invested more in small companies, which didn't do as well as blue-chip stocks. +Finding pension funds and other sources willing to invest is a high priority. +Western Publishing also said there are unresolved tax issues arising from any proposed combination of Western Publishing and Gulf & Western and, accordingly, there can be no assurance that the parties will reach an agreement. +One of Mr. Brady's concerns is that bank regulators have been too slow to make the March 1 credit-relief initiatives uniform policy. +Six soldiers injured at Fort Sill underwent surgery Wednesday night, Gonzales said. +Some of the aid was planned to be shipped later, to be turned over to representatives of humanitarian agencies in Nicaragua. +"I'm actually competing with TV because I want to hold the reader. +CDA computes the six-month rankings by linking first-quarter and second-quarter results. +He said the government has already forced him to cut rice cultivation by 50 percent due to overproduction and declining consumption. +Friday's Market Activity Bond prices came under pressure again as investors worried about the market's ability to absorb a huge amount of new supply that the government is scheduled to auction. +Bavitsky and Grigoryants said they received their information from telephone contacts in the region. +The prize will be given not only to political or military leaders, but also to emergent leaders in science, medicine, education and social work, Ford said. +And a recently proposed city ordinance that would require pit bulls to be caged spurred more mail than the city's budget. +The breeding-herd population, crucial to the size of future herds, rose to 6.6 million head Dec. 1 from 6.4 million June 1. +The lawsuit potentially signals a new direction in the legal battle over Exxon's liability for last March's disastrous oil spill. +I realized this was something too amazing even to hope to understand when I first heard it. +After five years of follow-up, 362 people who took beta carotene and 340 in the comparison group had at least one new skin cancer. +But only 17.5% said they had more than half their money in the stock market. +The proposed mid-Atlantic sale area extends from Rhode Island south to North Carolina, covering more than 71 million acres. +Over time, officials estimated, the USDA's inspection force of about 2,200 employees at the affected plants would be reduced by half by retirements and resignations. +C' has evolved and he's the guy who combines all these things." Size, power and all-night parties are part of Mr. C. Personality counts, too. +The Air Force had begun procurement of the two planes in 1988 and 1989. +On Friday, Corporation Trust declared Mr. Hendry's slate the winner with about six million votes, compared with 5.3 million votes for the management slate. +The disaster killed countless birds, fish and marine mammals, and blackened hundreds of miles of rocky shore. +Denmark became the first country to give homosexual couples legal status when Parliament approved a gay rights bill in May by a lopsided majority. +Corrections & Amplifications BAYBANKS Inc. had first-quarter charge-offs of $29 million and made a $34 million provision for loan-loss reserves. +Honduras was supplying the Contras at the time. +Columbia's mission will be the first shuttle flight in five years devoted entirely to scientific research. +Endara took over as Panama's president after U.S. troops invaded the country Dec. 20 to oust Gen. +Most are due to hold their annual general meetings in the first part of next year, giving them the chance to make the switch. +Pfeifer was reported out of his office Tuesday, and calls to Bolar were not returned. +He also noted criticism in Congress and the telephone industry that he already is over-regulating telecommunications. +But Morgenthau said some "questionable financial transactions" had been made in connection with expenditures for Kevin Kite, a former male prostitute who alleged that Ritter had sex with him. +I think people have a right to know if their views are jaundiced by some financial interest." Creeping like a fiery dragon, lava from Kilauea Volcano vaporized two houses and oozed toward four others in a rural subdivision on Hawaii Island. +At the moment, however, most forecasters don't see inflation as a major menace to the markets any time soon. +Changnon and the other researchers did not give details of how they derived their figures on the drought's severity. +Some of this is about to change. A working group of the NHS executive is examining the management structure and will report to Virginia Bottomley, health secretary, soon. +But the chairman argues that US pressure for a bigger FTC budget and a toughening of his investigation division had impact, because the demands coincided with similar sentiments within Japan. 'The US-Japan connection is important. +"It's only on the screen about three seconds and most people don't even notice," says Mr. Hamel. +There was the time Van jogged alongside the vice president in his Parisian garden. +If Pinero had wanted a hippo to marry a giraffe, he would have made that central to his comedy. +Foreign currency dealers said the dollar was bid sharply higher on expectations of a narrowing of the U.S. trade deficit from March's $8.9 billion. +On June 17, Security Pacific said it would commit $200 million for Macmillan's restructuring. +Richard Mushotzky, an astronomer at the Goddard Space Center in Maryland, said the work may help solve one of the underlying mysteries in astronomy. +Last year's ornament was a colorful presidential seal. +The Idaho governor's decision to close his state to shipments of radioactive waste will mean that the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant northwest of Denver must find somewhere else to ship its wastes. +Bush said methanol offers better, cleaner performance than gasoline at no greater cost. +And one of the proposal's biggest boosters is Mr. Kaiser, the 53-year-old managing partner of Los Angeles-based Pannell Kerr Forster, the 14th-biggest U.S. accounting firm. +He said she was the best voice he'd heard since Billie Holiday, who he had also produced. +"He was popular, so he drew his friends in," Mike says. +Chinese steel producers have been unable to meet demand over the past two years of rapid growth. +"In my heart, I think this is the bullet that killed Huey Long," he said. +But she said "there isn't a confrontation" between the two plans. +Placid Oil Co., another troubled Hunt entity, filed for protection from creditors under federal bankruptcy laws last year. +Harsh reaction came from Britain. +Rochester Telephone Corp. said it completed its purchase of Urban Telephone Corp., of Clintonville, Wis., the second-largest unaffiliated independent telephone company in that state. +The bilingual education program currently serves one in 18 of students who need help in English language skills, NEA said. +Under the charges included in the indictment, del Cid could have served up to 70 years in prison, according to the U.S. attorney's office. +Among men, 55% say they have benefited, 41% say they haven't; among women, 40% say they have benefited, 52% say they haven't. +The appeals court ruled that the phone company's customers failed to allege a "continuing pattern of racketeering activity" required to make a case under RICO. +As previously reported, Drexel agreed to lease the entire 47-story office building last June. +Initially he said he didn't remember a two-day visit to Keating headquarters, and other witnesses contradicted his testimony that he did not arrange the first senatorial meeting. +The news agency said Iraq lobbed two surface-to-surface missiles into Tehran soon after dawn. +He said profits had been hurt by increased hiring in research and development and sales, which will eventually help results. +Even with hundreds of trucks and several thousand soldiers, the Soviets reportedly still haven't broken through Afghan resistance after three weeks. +Results would also be affected by a Dollars 100m charge to cover the cost of an early retirement programme designed to produce annual savings of between Dollars 68m and Dollars 70m. +It was the start of rumors that governed this case," Gits said. +However, USG stock has climbed more than $8 a share in the past two weeks, boosted by news of the Belzberg stake. +Swire said in the interview Sunday that the fake device he used at Heathrow in May was packed in a radio-cassette recorder, like the Lockerbie bomb, but used marzipan icing instead of Semtex plastic explosives. +Lawyers for Travelers and St. Paul deny that such a conspiracy existed and say the settlement was more cost-effective than fighting the lawsuit and winning. +Attorneys negotiated more than nine hours on Tuesday before agreeing to go to trial with four alternate jurors instead of six. +But blaming a Pounds 77.3m profits hit on these accounting changes is rich when most of the charges would have been incurred anyway. +He argued that calling off "the alcohol and drug program because of Del Lacefield is the rough equivalent of using Jim Bakker as a reason not to pray." +Sales of that model should continue to rise, partially because Compaq has acknowledged that shortages of certain parts are holding back sales. +Joel Steinberg was optimistic when jurors asked for clarification of murder laws, indicating they might be torn over his guilt or innocence in the death of his illegally adopted daughter, an attorney said. +They should then contact the company, giving their name and address, and they will receive free replacement batteries. +In a significant move, Indonesian minister Ginandjar Kartasasmita, a respected and frequent mediator in OPEC affairs, concluded a full ministerial meeting wasn't needed. +First, a judge said begging in subways and terminals was OK; then a court said beggars could be banned. Everything had changed for these panhandlers and everything was still the same. +Would he suggest that employees of an American company doing business in Japan conform to their new bosses' culture and philosophy? +He needs an absolute majority to be confirmed at the first vote. +Under the plan, Playboy stockholders will receive half of a Class A voting share for each of their current Playboy shares, followed by a dividend of three non-voting Class B shares for each of the Class A shares their received in the split. +Tests have confirmed that a tree transplanted from the White House lawn to the North Dakota Capitol grounds by President Bush carried the destructive, leaf-eating gypsy moth. +The work, to prepare the facility for dismantling, will continue into the first quarter of 1989, said Environmental Treatment, which applies and develops mobile treatment technologies to remediate and manage hazardous and toxic materials. +But in 10 years of actual practice, in a wide variety of market environments, a composite of five option-income funds has consistently lagged far behind Standard & Poor's 500-stock composite index, Sutro analysts note. +Here, at a glance, are the methods for picking delegates from New Hampshire to attend the 1988 Democratic and Republican national conventions this summer. +Labor Minister Regine Hildebrandt told a news conference that about 500,000 East German workers have had their hours and wages slashed since July 1. +The pope's seventh trip to Africa also included stops in Tanzania, Burundi and Rwanda. +Soldiers wielding truncheons fired tear gas and charged more than 300 demonstrating students today, beating dozens as they sang the national anthem in an anti-government protest at a university. +The government traded one new cordoba Monday for 1,000 old ones and raised paychecks to five times their former level in an attempt to control inflation, which reached at least 1,500 percent last year. +"Halloween is one of the largest candy-selling holidays of the year," said Philip Kimball of the National Confectioners Association. +Ronald didn't show he'd won the equivalent of a bequest, so the payment is taxable. +Dealers said a big institutional sell order of between 2m and 3m shares, equivalent to around Pounds 50m, had been completed in early trading. +Many managers also miss the abundant opportunities for reducing operating costs in areas where they have no technical competence, such as pensions, medical programs and insurance. +The alliance's traders are feared and respected on options exchanges in Chicago, Philadelphia and New York and among big banks and institutions that trade in huge over-the-counter options markets. +But Tony Shepherd, chairman of the Institute of Financial Planning, suggests this is the last thing you should do. Those nervous about their endowment should supplement it with tax-efficient saving, such as a Pep, he says. +Mr. Miller formally withdrew a largely ignored directive he issued in March, when he told the executive branch not to follow the congressional instructions in those reports without his clearance. +Domestic airline fare hikes will spur a rise of about 20 percent in tour prices, says Cheung. +With the other two actresses narrating dramatically and playing children peeking through a back window, Ain't Baby delivers a breech-birth baby. +They cited the recent police action that kept astrophysicist Fang Lizhi, China's leading dissident, from attending a banquet President Bush held on his visit to Beijing earlier this month. +Some industry analysts said Hibernia will encourage development of other east coast oil discoveries including the Terra Nova and White Rose fields, all off the coast of Newfoundland province. +International Paper is the world's largest manufacturer of paper and paper products, with primary production facilities in Maine and throughout the South and packaging plants in Europe, Asia and South America. +They will stay with the Soviet consul-general's residence in San Francisco. +One casualty is likely to be "harassment drones," which fly over an enemy radar, force it to turn on, then crash into it. +Mr Major always promises lower taxes, but may not dwell on who increased taxation in the first place. He should seek to allay the anxieties of an electorate that has endured a long recession and lost confidence in the durability of any job. +It's a cold rainy night and you have been injured seriously in an automobile accident. +Denmark suggested Saddam may be seeking to divide the allies by freeing some foreigners but holding others. +Grove said Japan now accounts for 10 percent of Intel's approximately $4 billion in annual sales - a share that may grow with the new chip set. +The show flops but the kids are saved in Act 2 when a trans-Atlantic flyer, a Frenchman named Rene Flambeau, crashes in the area and helps the teen-agers out of their financial predicament. +The fastest-growing markets were Spain and the Netherlands. +Selective investors can still profit overseas, they say. +While the absence of anti-Soviet attacks attracted honorable mention, the convention frequently was depicted as an empty coronation ceremony. +According to Conyers, the memo listed a number of problems including the Navy's failure to program all of the computers' complex function in a single computer language developed for sophisticated weaponry. +"The Road to Mecca." +Mr Paul Williamson, project engineer, said a workmate had rechristened VSEL 'BAe Submersible'. +Some injuries but no deaths were reported. +Razo testified that he confessed to the robberies in a drug-driven schizophrenic episode, describing crimes actually committed by a friend and drug dealer, Richard Longoria. +The big banking concern said the sale, to American General Corp., Houston, would add approximately $275 million to shareholder equity. +No way." Corona's popularity has benefited from a slick advertising campaign, with its "Cross the Border" message linking the lager to Mexican tourist attractions in magazines and on billboards. +To get rid of those unsightly nets and save the 150-year-old triumphal arch, Michel Marot, the architect in charge of maintaining many of France's monuments, came up with a rehabilitation plan costing 34 million francs ($5.7 million). +Because I have faith in him," Botha said. +It follows that such systems emphasise co-operation in place of competition. The depth of this change means that groupware must be introduced into an organisation very carefully. +The EEC has sharply criticized the trade act and said the European trade bloc or any of its member nations could be targeted by the new rule in the future. +And, after United beat Spurs at White Hart Lane, Ferguson noted that Tottenham's young players looked tired. +A minute flaw can cause a crack. +Under the pact, inflation reached 43.3 percent for the first seven months of 1988, while the annual rate since July 1987 was 122.3 percent. +In addition, strict payment terms demanded by suppliers resulted in inventory shortages, Mr. Spencer said. +Finding costs fell to Dollars 3.51 (Pounds 2.40) per barrel of oil equivalent, compared with Dollars 4.41 in 1992. +He predicted that one consequence of the vote will be more violent protests next spring when tribe members leave the reservation to spearfish again. +"I watched him pull up and was ready to tear off after him. +If the wholesalers and retailers see the juices on TV they will believe it will sell and will take larger orders, says Walczyk. +I rooted for Oklahoma when they won 47 straight in football. +Investigators found gunpower and blasting caps in a search of the belongings of Gunner's Mate 3rd Class Kendall Truitt, 21, two years ago after he was arrested for stealing a car, NBC said. +But Postmaster General Anthony M. Frank denied that this will amount to a "degradation of service." +This makes Manning the only woman currently on the board of the mother and babycare chain. +That alliance was established in 1975 to lower East-West tensions. +In London, the dollar was quoted at 128.75 yen. +In Los Angeles, a caravan of horn-tooting cars, decked out with protest posters, snaked 10 miles through city streets from downtown Los Angeles to the federal building in Westwood, where more demonstrators greeted them with cheers. +"He's feeling real well," she said. +The the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday had refused in a 7-2 vote to halt the execution. +That duty was to stand up to overbearing congressional meddling in his foreign-affairs power. +We are respectful of those rights, but they do not include the right to cover up crimes and abuses of power. +Initial reaction to the Alternative Investment Market from advisers, brokers, bankers and small company representatives has been favourable. Portugal's government presents its 1995 budget to parliament. +And this week's dividend omission kicked it down another step to 3 1/2. +Every night, each store's daily sales are transmitted by computer back to Austin. +His and other people's clients don't seem to be listening. "Fund managers hate to be blindsided," he says, adding: "If you accept that oil prices will be higher, you are accepting that the economy will be weak. +But the same things that went awry after the Tripolitan War are beginning to surface now. +Japanese investors financially restructured, sold or announced sales of a total Dollars 17.6bn (Pounds 11.95bn) in US property investments last year, according to Kenneth Leventhal & Company, US accountants, writes Emiko Terazono in Tokyo. +The avionics division makes electronic aviation communications and navigation equipment for military use. +Mr. Kilborne said his client also told the grand jury that Northrop didn't subject many MX-related parts to tests required under Defense Department regulations and threw out between 20,000 and 30,000 parts. +Still, he hasn't given up the fight. +With a rate case to be decided in March, Niagara Mohawk would be the next utility to be affected. +Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, said it agreed to buy GCR Group Inc., a closely held Firestone dealership that operates 91 tire and auto service outlets in Texas and Louisiana. +The Mexican government's increased interest in cracking down on the drug traffickers stems from successful efforts to curtail the flow of cocaine through the Bahamas, which has pushed traffickers to find other routes. +The cost of operating the vehicle, both replacing the battery every three or four years and recharging it, is comparable with the cost of running a gasoline-powered vehicle at today's prices, Ford said. +Sony said it expects further declines. +The attack violates a fragile cease-fire to which the Contras and the leftist Sandinista government agreed on March 23. +The butter was sold for $1,620 per ton delivered to U.S. ports, an average of less than 74 cents per pound. +John R. Galvin, said on Wednesday that the moves were expected and were not in violation of the treaty signed last December to eliminate the superpowers' medium- and shorter-range nuclear missiles worldwide. +Fully 64% didn't report the incidents, and more than half of those who did said the problem wasn't solved to their satisfaction. +Mr. Fowler is among the most liberal of those who have been sympathetic to Judge Thomas in the past. +Cole will hear the case without a jury at Morris' request. +Many shops and schools were closed. +As yesterday's mass audience fragments, even traditional mass marketers are changing tactics. +She spent four days in a coma before her death. +In the dream-like commercial, set on an automotive speedway, the 300ZX Turbo outpaces a motorcycle, race car and jet plane as its driver murmurs: "Some have to dream. +They said the targets were part of an alleged scheme bilking clients out of tens of millions of dollars a year by charging fees to help them get loans that are never made. +There was also concern expressed about people traveling through this country to the Montreal conference this spring, said Urvashi Vaid, a spokeswoman for the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. +ITT officials said the case was not tied to that investigation. +Federated and Allied filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy-law protection in January 1990. +Joseph Otten had 400-500 customers for its scarves. +Demonstrations in Shanghai, Nanjing and other major Chinese cities to protest the slaughter in Beijing. +Investigators said the worst threat was last month against council member Colleen Johnson. +But brokers said many investors were waiting for the venerable Dow to join them in a kind of official certification that stocks had fully recovered from the '87 crash. +Like Melissa, a growing number of children across the country are caught in a vicious circle, encountering abuse wherever they are placed. +"It's also a different kind of fishing," he continued. "First you have to be able to simply find the walleyes. +They fear that free elections, duly recognized by the international community, will end their flickering hopes of continuing the way," Ortega said. +"Christian values are human values and they are the same as socialist values," he said. +The report did not say what actions Iran might take. +One of Mr. Birinyi's favorites is the analysis of money flows into and out of the stock market. +A jobs shake-out was inevitable. Heseltine wanted to lock all the parties in a room and 'bang heads' until agreement was reached. +The panel has no legal authority to compel actions by either side, although it has broad power to subpoena witnesses and gather evidence. +The judge said that Gotelli would be hurt financially if she had to change the name and logo of her store. +Bombs exploded at a Mormon temple and a community hall, officials said, in attacks blamed on drug traffickers. +It collects data on 185 countries and territories in "The World Bank Atlas." +He said the area's entire 1988 generation of seals was lost because their sick mothers aborted. +A Newsweek poll released Saturday found the court's decision on the Missouri law _ which cleared the way for other states to restrict abortion _ met with disapproval by 53 percent of Americans, while 37 percent approved. +Her storytelling helped children visiting the museum understand the ways of the sect that's famous for its simple, efficient creations, including the flat broom, clothespin and ladderback chairs. +Incorribile non-flushers may have to pay as much as $588 for three or more offenses. +A Western legal expert who attended the congress said its aim was to further centralization of power by using the threat of legal action to restrict the often wide powers of middle-level officials. +Peace talks aimed at ending the 14-year civil war in Angola resumed Sunday with negotiators seeking a way to stabilize a cease-fire between the Marxist government and U.S.-backed rebels. +We're interested in a settlement. +She said her own union, the Office and Professional Employees International, had supported her strike. +"A bank shouldn't be held responsible for the fact that society is violent," says Jeffrey Scharf, a Pasadena, Calif., lawyer who has represented banks in several ATM suits. +At your worst, your point of view simply may be a matter of influence. +Warburg will also be issued warrants to buy 2.2 million common shares at $4.50 each, the company said. +Higher interest rates in turn increase the value of dollar-denominated assets. +To convert it into a jail cell, the container is insulated and a wall covering such as cement or drywall is put on. +Austin did take issue with Spellman's broad condemnation of the INS. +Mrs. Horton alleged that the police department for years had failed to investigate beatings and other criminal activities at Flenory's club. +The ad in the Daytona Beach News-Journal paraphrased comments that James made during a May 10 hearing of the House Judiciary subcommittee on civil and constitutional rights, according to the abortion rights league. +Central banks of the Group of 10 countries have a committee on payment and settlement systems that meets regularly at the BIS in Basle. +He changed parties twice and seldom stayed long on the same stance within the party to which he had moved. Churchill, as Addison puts it, 'was a politician without a permanent address'. +"We're trying to make sure we take care of everybody from the Soviet Union who wants to come in," Boucher said. +For at least nine months after Wednesday's expected completion of the takeover, Piedmont will operate as a separate unit. +Tandy Corp., which operates the chain of nearly 7,000 Radio Shack stores across the country, has also licensed the DCC technology and will launch its own DCC players too next year. +John A. Rollwagen, chairman and chief executive officer, was optimistic about revenue and earnings growth in the fourth quarter. +You may find it advantageous to seek independent professional advice to sort out the many variables in this competitive market (eg five year guarantee, basis of surviving spouse annuity etc). +'In coffee pricing,' adds Freeman, 'a very very small percentage error can be very expensive.' +By skillful use of the differing interest rates here on deposits and loans in various currencies, they've managed to make major consumer purchases without spending their own money. +Moran said police had a list of 45 people in the city's public housing units who were targeted. +Amal and the PLO pledged in the accord to resolve friction by peaceful means and reopen all roads in the region for unrestricted movement. +The judge also ordered additional revisions of that advertisement. +At high schools, an exclusionary dress code is in effect, barring furs and leathers, clothing with "vulgar and obscene" printed material, and gold chains and other precious-metal jewelry. +We always knew it would be a transitional thing, and this is just fine," Wells said. "We're going to see how that works. +In southwestern Wyoming, 5 to 8 inches of snow fell at Evanston and Kemmerer during the morning, and Lander got 4 inches of snow in about two hours. +Computer Associates approached Cullinet about a merger last year but was rebuffed. +The House bill also would bar the Pentagon from testing possible low-trajectory intercontinental ballistic missiles so long as the Soviet Union does the same. +Three Goldman Sachs officials of a recently scrapped, controversial "vulture fund" plan to leave the company in the fall. +If they won the case, costs would normally be awarded against the Inland Revenue and would include costs for preparing the case. +The legal response has been to arm debtors with a unique theory of recovery against lenders who provide credit improvidently. +As part of the current FTC settlement, Kaufman & Broad must continue to abide by the conditions of the 1979 order. +A funeral was scheduled Wednesday. +There have been charges that disposables in landfills could be harmful to the public's health. +It didn't disclose how much it will spend to promote the new film. +Amnesty's report said insurgents had bombed schools, markets and other civilian targets, but it gave no details. +As he enters middle age and begins retirement planning, he may discover his company's retirement program is woefully inadequate. +It carried no passengers. +Here are the moves in the ninth and final game of the World Chess Championship Candidates quarterfinal between Kevin Spraggett of Canada, playing white, and Artur Yusupov of the Soviet Union on Saturday. +Ms. Mary Ann Danner, assistant to the chairman, Forbes Magazine. +I don't think Canada has any reason to fear such interdependence. +John Reap of the State Department's counterterrorism bureau said that while there is no proof the group known as EPL was involved in the abduction, it seems likely. +The discount rate, now at 7 percent, has not been lowered in more than four years. +Some CPA offices have filed extensions for as many as 25% of their clients in the past, and expect that percentage to double now. +"If we hadn't done this, in a few years we'd be going out of business completely," he said. +Light beams piped through glass-like fiber-optic strands can carry more information more quickly than can electrons traveling in wires. +At 100 proof and under $4 a liter, slivovitz offers more dizziness for the dinar. +Prime Minister Michel Rocard said French troops would undertake only missions of specific duration related to freeing Kuwait or destroying military targets in Iraq. +New York City is closing out its bloodiest year on record: more than 2,000 murders so far, and December - traditionally one of the deadliest months - has barely begun. +After Benson's return to this country in April, his daughter was finally allowed to travel to Bangkok, Thailand. +There is a shortage of jobs, but I suppose the last thing they want is Ireland becoming like the Solent,' said Mr Cullen. +Finally, the investigation committee recommended a review of the installation and operation of beacons that help rescuers locate a downed plane. +In addition, party slogans were far less militant than just a few years ago. +It gets its federal money two years in advance and is seeking $265 million for fiscal 1992. +The Senate, in its first major vote on a compromise clean air bill, rejected a proposal to tighten controls on toxic air pollution Thursday night after Senate leaders said it threatened their agreement with the White House. +There are other treasures. +Though Pizza Hut's spots are done with what the company's marketers say is a "wink," the chain is serious about stopping McDonald's before it rolls out a competing product nationwide. +Budget Director Richard Darman has argued that a breakthrough will occur only in a smaller group. +Such a decline has occurred, Qume said. +Some say the auto makers, particularly GM, may need to cut output or again offer some form of discount financing incentive during the quarter to balance sales and inventories. +The plan, hammered out in a marathon meeting that ended after 2 a.m. Monday, still faces many hurdles and requires approval from Nevada casino regulators, bankruptcy court and others. +Gold fell in London to a late bid price of $410.60 a troy ounce, down from $412.50 late Wednesday. +"But now it's changed into determination to build again and not for decades _ for centuries," Kalaydjian said. +Few presidents, however, have tried quite as blatantly to accelerate spending for political purposes. +Saturday he was inspecting a portion of the Nimitz where workers planned to remove crushed cars later in the day. +Col. Oliver North, a central figure in the Iran-Contra operation, joined in portions of the discussion. +Red Dog's location presented a few hurdles. +It was the kind of sweet noise Norman Corwin has taken pleasure and pride in provoking for five decades. +South Africa Airways has chosen Rolls-Royce engines for the planes. +The United States had offered to cut off aid to the Afghan rebels, but insisted that the Soviets stop supplying the Afghan government. +One hundred eleven people were killed. +Dealers and traders here speculate that the government intends to repurchase as much as two trillion yen of bonds during the month of November, but Bank of Japan officials declined to comment on those rumors. +Coleman declined to comment. +"It's very important to do what we can to prevent a return to power of the Khmer Rouge," Mr. Baker said. +Prudential said hospitals found foremost in the industry were promised "volume in exchange for cost discounts." +But he adds that no contracts have been concluded and that the price to be paid for expropriations has still to be determined. +It's the male versions." Police have begun suspending the drivers' licenses of people caught soliciting prostitutes. +His economic liberalizations got mired in bureaucratic tangles and he decided to delay new ones until he got a fresh mandate. +It asserts that Lincoln engaged in a number of imprudent transactions in order to improperly upstream monies to ACC, its parent, which was experiencing financial difficulties. +Here in Jabaliya, soldiers said no one was killed in the outburst following the slayings, which Israel says were committted by a disturbed former soldier. +Lee, an accomplished artist, also has an overactive imagination. +This would need a basic change in shareholder consciousness, he said in an article in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, the daily newspaper. +Nevertheless, the manner in which the announcement was handled fueled speculation both outside the bank and among some senior executives that Mr. Torell's departure was not entirely voluntary. +It took me longer to get a grip on my character than the other actors. +I'm thankful and appreciate that." Now, the Cruzan family wants privacy and rest. +From jelly beans to pork rinds. +Leading bodies at all levels, he said, must be in the hands of those loyal to Marxism. +Press reports had raised expectations of a breakthrough in the so-called "talks about talks" that have been going on for six months between Catholic and Protestant leaders in Northern Ireland. +The SEC has not attempted to get back money after the fact from defendants overseas. +The solid showing by the left raised the possibility of a leftist victory in a runoff, which would be held Dec. 17. +Assuming a combined federal and state tax rate of 30%, the charitable-gift deduction will cut their taxes by $1,500. But they'll owe $1,200 in tax on the capital gain. +They had to wait 11 years for a replacement. +Immediately after the invasion, FMC put aside fears that Iraq would target its Iran project. +This is against my ideals. +On farming: "We must restore the economic balance between town and countryside, and release to the utmost the potential of collective and state farms by promoting diverse contractual and lease arrangements. +These preachers crash chest-first through stacks of 2-by-4's, break free of handcuffs and bend 1-inch steel rods between their teeth _ all in the name of the Lord. +"I can't keep sitting back and telling the shareholders to give me another year," Mr. Johnson said. +It must eschew targets for real activity. There is no good alternative to rebalancing monetary and fiscal policy, combined with a commitment to institutional change. +Six-month earnings were restated to $2 million, or $1.16 a share, from $2.5 million, or $1.45 a share, previously reported. +His insistence that a return to the ERM will not be in the foreseeable future seems only common sense. The Conservative party is, of course, representative of the feelings in Britain as a whole. +He held a series of menial jobs, all the while teaching Hebrew at his apartment and organizing classes in other cities. +By the middle of the month, the networks' schedules will little resemble the lineups they started with last fall. +"With the five-cent increase in the gasoline excise tax, we have no doubt there will be an incentive to cheat," said Shirley D. Peterson, the assistant attorney general who heads the Justice Department's tax division. +For now anyway, authorities familiar with his reputation choose to leave him alone. +The leaders left the White House Sunday night after a private 90-minute meeting with President Bush saying they would be back for more talks with the president after consulting with other lawmakers. +About $82 million of debt is affected. +For the first time, the marketing of mobile phones is being pitched at the domestic consumer, not just the business user. +"The shareholders have spoken clearly on these issues and we will expect Lockheed's board of directors to take prompt action to implement the shareholders' wishes," he said. +The pickets have tried to rally support by warning that musicians who fill the city's symphony and small jazz bands may be forced to leave town to find work, leaving a cultural void in the city. +Shawcross had tried to settle in Delhi, in rural Delaware County, following his parole, but was moved by parole officials to Rochester after about two weeks when residents complained about his presence. +As the country celebrated its first non-Communist New Year's Day in more than four decades, interim President Ion Iliescu announced major governmental changes in a broadcast address to the country's 23 million people. +But some said speculation that the Federal Reserve would move to tighten interest rates may have strengthened the dollar a bit. Higher interest rates make dollar-denominated investments more attractive. +According to the survey taken in October and November, businesses expected to increase capital spending 5.2% in 1990 over 1989. +'I thought we already had,' said Kennedy. +United Savings Association of Texas, Houston, $8.32 million, $45.32 million. +On no issue has this been so evident as that of institutional reform. The process of electing governments and governing Italy has progressively become more unworkable. +A U.S. official, declining to be identified, said the 12 include both men and women and at least one family. +Term bonds have a 7% coupon and are priced to 7.55% to 2010. +We don't do very well at convincing people to try hard." +Asda was the most actively traded stock option again, on 3,842 lots, with the July 35 puts the busiest series. +The company also trades on the Madrid stock exchange. +The earthquake was recorded at a preliminary magnitude of 6.8 on the Richter scale, according to U.S. Geological Survey scientists in Golden, Colo. +But this is small comfort in the world's worst property slump, as demonstrated by the 45 per cent fall in its net asset value in the past two years. +These stories are about science as intellectual entertainment, rather than scientific literacy. +The corresponding figure for 1993 was Pounds 95m. +We can jump right on things because all I need is one signature." Taiwan's new attitude was the result of some brutal realities. +"The video with Daddy was the most special thing I ever did in my life," Williams said, choking back tears and biting his lip. +Government officials are not hesitating to talk with students of their own choosing, however. +South Korea accused North Korea of "intentional provocation" and using Panmunjom for propaganda purposes. +Cancers in the body politic - even in the smallest community - disfigure and threaten the whole. +Profit at Norwest's banking operations was lower than planned, the company said, reflecting higher loan losses. +"The land is there. +To House Majority Whip Tony Coelho of California, the objections of Rep. Penny and his allies have a familiar ring to them. +Stock prices rose Thursday as trading activity slowed ahead of the release of U.S. trade figures for August. +Buschman has scheduled a hearing on the matter July 17. +Serbian authorities claim the constitutional changes were necessary to protect minority Slavs in Kosovo. +Tough market competition depressed interim profits at Silentnight Holdings, Europe's biggest bed manufacturer. Pre-tax profits for the six months to end-July fell from Pounds 5.22m to Pounds 4.11m. +In unsuccessful appeals through the state system and up to the U.S. Supreme Court, Landano denied he was at the scene and contended he was framed by the Breed to protect Forni. +Her successor at Paramount may be named next week. +The survey found strong demand for manufacturing executives, as such companies benefit from the weaker dollar. +TRAILS TO NOWHERE pop up in home-mortgage and minimum-tax instructions. +Those that cannot work out a deal would see their fees rise to $200 a ton by the end of 1991. +Further action was seen among cement shares in response to European Union anti-cartel fines. +Working with small companies is Sony's way of understanding new markets, says Michael Schulhof, vice chairman Sony USA. +"The dollar has been influenced by chart levels. +"Rawlings has explored options to make it practical and profitable to remain in the helmet business, but can no longer justify the manufacture of competitive football helmets," Smith said. +Larios said 455 government soldiers were killed in the year prior to June 1. He gave no breakdown of guerrilla dead and wounded. +Datum Inc. said it completed its acquisition of Austin, Texas-based Austron Inc. for $11.5 million. +Tamil radicals have been agitating for an independent homeland since 1983, claiming discrimination by the Sinhalese, who comprise 75 percent of the population. +Mr. Kluge didn't return a call seeking comment on why he's buying. +In all, some 8,650 acres of brushland and forest burned. +Two-thirds of its seats flew empty and Presidential's stock, which had sold for $5 a share in 1985, tumbled as low as 37 cents a share. +"And when you spoke to the Congress and when you wrote to the Congress, we accepted your words and your assurances as those of the president. +But with the new A5 Shrewsbury bypass linking to the M54 and M6, west Shropshire will prosper now that it is more accessible. Birmingham airport is less than an hour away by road (although north Shropshire people use Manchester) and London 2 1/2 hours. +Most, but not all, of the patients are black. +The company declined to comment when asked if it still stands by its projection. +He succeeds Alfred T. McNeill, who remains president and chief operating officer of the parent corporation and chairman and chief executive officer of the unit. +Sponsored chiefly by Senator Dan Quayle, this legislation has been very effective in retraining citizens to become productive wage earners again. +If it fails to do so, even the Central Asian republics could look elsewhere for their model - a prospect that neither the west nor Turkey relishes. +Intended to ease strains between the Vatican and U.S. Catholicism, an extraordinary summit meeting convenes next week between American archbishops and Pope John Paul II. +'God could have taken care of it,' was a typical Bryan reply. +Around 56 per cent of sales are generated in Europe, 24 per cent in Japan and 19 per cent in North America. +The government has promised general elections and allowed political parties to register, thus formally breaking the monopoly on power held by the Burma Socialist Program Party since 1962. +Joseph A. Morris, director of the Justice Department's office of liaison, said the proposed legislation would be sent to Congress this week. +I find Mr. Wyeth's works, as apparently do many in this country and abroad, unique and appealing, even if his "famous detailed tempera technique" masks "structural weakness and emotional emptiness." +Lester White, 46, a disabled former truck driver, said he watched third-floor windows shatter from the heat after he fled the building, and saw a man waiting for rescue while flames leaped from the apartment next door. +He was eventually reinstated after the union contested the firing before another arbitrator. +The therapy would not be a permanent cure, Blaese said, since the enzyme would be produced only as long as the genetically manipulated cells live. +On other commodity markets, copper futures surged to an eight-month high; oil futures were sharply lower; grains and soybeans retreated; and livestock and meat futures were mixed. +Many mills are owned by foreign publishers. But technology, the rise of the US south, and inflated domestic costs have changed the equation. +It hopes to complete the divestitures by mid-1987, using the proceeds to buy more of its own stock, finance possible acquisitions and reduce debt. +The move by Thompson, which is owned by Thompson family members, ends several weeks of takeover speculation that pushed Southland's stock from the $47-a-share range to near $70 a share in active trading. +Both have about $1.5 million in the bank. +In Crown Heights, he was greeted by a steel drum Calypso band, and he delighted the sidewalk crowd by taking up a tambourine and bouncing to the beat. +Acreage for harvest was up 24 percent from last year kand the average yield, at 1,436 pounds per acre, was up 1 percent. +'We would be heavily and rightly criticised three years from now if we did not act.' The private banks, too, are having a banner year. +While current cables contain about 1,000 optical fibers, NTT wants to develop a cable with about 4,000 optical fibers. +Peyer did not take the stand, but defense witnesses have attacked the credibility of prosecution witnesses and praised the veteran officer's professional performance. +He gave no reason for his sudden departure. +"There is a family crisis involving the children," said Goldberg. +James Zurawski of the Chicago Police Department's financial crimes division. +The protest follows clashes between Georgians and Abkhazians in the Georgia-ruled enclave of Abkhazia, a popular seaside vacation area about 170 miles west of Tbilisi. +They said relatives told them he was pushed from a military jeep after being detained by troops. +A separate delegation of 20 students met with President Francois Mitterrand. +Later Tuesday, the American Petroleum Institute reported that the nation's supply of crude oil fell last week to 335.5 million barrels, down from 337.1 million barrels a week earlier and 351.9 million barrels a year earlier. +But I think I would settle for jobs rather than a higher income at the moment.' His remarks provoked a lively discussion in the bakery. +Prince Edward opened the $3 million festival Saturday. +It's not what you say but how big you say it, Spotswood officials told a church group that put up an anti-abortion billboard. +But London analysts expect British Printing to raise its $1.73 billion takeover bid for the publishing concern. +Even if companies buy all the right stuff, they could still blunder. +'The people are not divided,' he says to a friend with a Yugoslav air force MiG 21 tatooed on his forearm. 'Television Serbia is lying when it says that Serbs are in favour of the peace plan. +Every day there were three hours of rehearsal for the two dozen singers, selected at village festivals and competitions. +Foster Wheeler closed up 1/4 at 14 1/4. +All he or she has to do is put the gear lever in drive and press on the accelerator. +It was originally titled `A Guide to Books on Love and Intimacy.' +The conventional industry view is that further concentration would raise monopoly problems. +Pfizer and Benckiser wouldn't comment on the report, which quoted an executive familiar with the talks as saying the companies are negotiating a price of about $475 million. +This unregulated margin trading doesn't show up in official tallies, and some analysts worry that the general flood of leveraged buying in the stock market may at some point turn into a tide of forced selling. +The credentials of each delegate will be checked at the county conventions and then again at the state convention. +I have to tell you I like any kind of music I can sit down and listen to and it makes sense." Veteran producer Roger L. Stevens says Broadway is suffering from a severe shortage of good writers. +Soto said the eight were treated for superficial shotgun-pellet wounds and allowed to leave. +I'm not instructing or suggesting." Cuomo said he was in discussions with the three candidates about making campaign appearances with them all, time permitting. "I'll go anywhere with them," he said. +The markup certainly is attractive. +Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa argued that their own anti-poaching measures and management had increased herds, forcing them to cull elephants for ecological balance. +The Vatican last year accepted an invitation from both the Cuban bishops' conference and Cuban leader Fidel Castro. +CAMP O'DONNELL _ About 10 miles north of Clark, the camp serves as an Air Force communications and electronic warfare station. +But apparently the RTC has resolved those issues to its satisfaction. +New information shows that gasoline can be reformulated to store and burn far more cleanly than previously thought. +Barry Gottlieb, the creator of Earl and president of Mad Dog Productions, has heard of worse displays. +Bush said he and Gorbachev already have agreed to "a full-scale U.S.-Soviet summit" next spring or summer and to seek to reach an arms control agreement there. +This represents the first part of a novel about a friendship between two young women. +"They're going to need to keep those customers happy," said one analyst. +Most would have included half the spending on the federal budget, and half off the budget using industry bonds. +Syrian and Christian forces traded tank and gunfire at Souk el-Gharb and Ein el-Tuffaha in the central mountains all day, police reported. +The only precedent for such a choice by the magazine was its selection of Winston Churchill as Man of the Half-Century in 1949. +A lot has happened in the South since then. +"Political development has been successful in the hemisphere, but we have not been as successful as we'd like on economic development," Quayle told reporters Thursday on the eve of his departure. +Torchmark's adamant interest in acquiring American General "made a lot of other people aware that we were vulnerable," Hook said. +Agent Hayes, for his part, increasingly began talking about a subsequent purchase of interferon technology. +Residents of the farm said the young Palestinian approached the soldier and demanded back wages of about $100, but the soldier asked to see identification papers before letting the worker into the farm. +The equity offering would increase the total shares outstanding by about 10%. +The commission said Tuesday the recalled model is number S7417. The brown, 14-inch stuffed bear is clad in a maroon print dress trimmed with pink and blue ribbons at the hem and three heart-shaped buttons sewn on the front. +Investors evidently have been trimming their holdings of the telecommunications concern recently on reports that AT&T's aggressive business strategies have stalled MCI's growth. +But a lawsuit against Keystone would be "an act of sheer futility" because he said Keystone has a negative net worth, or assets minus liabilities. +The showdown softened resistance on both sides. +They like being treated as if they're special. +"There aren't enough reports published" evaluating the new method, says radiologist Daniel Kopans of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. +Wheat was buoyed by expectation of further Soviet buying and the possibility that the Agriculture Department will offer to subsidize sales of wheat to China. +Meanwhile, mutuality within the framework of the 1986 Building Society Act imposes regulatory constraints on building societies' attempts to become fully-fledged financial services groups. +Less successful is her description of how Robert Stempel, now GM's president, fought off hostile superiors to decentralize the Buick-Oldsmobile-Cadillac group that he ran after GM's 1984 reorganization. +Car salesmen have a lot more practice at selling than most people do at buying, and allowing them to push you into a hasty decision can be a costly error. +Republican gubernatorial candidate John Raese loves fast cars and boats, but he's no "party animal," says his wife. +"Civil war is possible if the leaders do not come up with a solution to Afghanistan's problems," Haq said. +They recovered 3,800 items stolen in burglaries in the the southern half of England. +Asked whether Nestle now would counter its adversaries' own recent bid for Perrier, he replied, "We are thinking about all possibilities." Perrier shares rose Friday to 1,568 French francs ($276) from 1,540 francs Thursday. +It said Valor has arranged for financing through an issue of common and convertible preferred shares. +But the winery is "in the black." Winemaking has an attractive, sophisticated image, but Washington owners say the life isn't quite like "Falcon Crest," the television series about intrigues in California's wine country. +Its peculiar problem is that it entered the downturn with a relatively weak balance sheet which has gone on deteriorating. +At the time Briton Antony Thomas made the film, Jim and Tammy Bakker ran the fastest-growing television ministry. +Volume on the Big Board came to 76.48 million shares. +Many economists and business planners may turn to the volume for guidance as to how to improve their highly unsuccessful forecasting methods. Although they may enjoy the read, they will get little practical advice. +Other provisions deal with reimbursements for care of people already sick, including babies and children with AIDS. +Italy's manufacturing capacity is only 500 magnets every three years, while the super collider will require 10,000 magents estimated to cost $100,000 each _ a $1 billion expenditure. +However, he emphasized, one shouldn't look at the May results as an indicator of what NBC's just-released 1990-1991 program lineup will do next fall. "We think we can turn this around as we go into the fall," he said. +Mr. Durbin said the tax problem arose because Uranium Resources previously had merged with another company that once was incorporated in Canada. +I remember the loud noise of the guns and missiles," wrote Saroun Bun, 13, who fled her homeland in 1983. +"We don't know how and when the next threat will come, but the political questions aren't solved. +Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has appealed to Malaysians not to take sides in the Gulf war. +President and party leader Jambyn Batmonh, a 62-year-old former rector of the state university, is also hoping to ease his remote and landlocked nation away from its near total dependence on the Soviet Union and other Soviet bloc nations. +This is the normal police responsibilities of any government. +Reports that reached Beijing on Sunday said thousands of rioting Tibetans had set bonfires in Lhasa's streets and several people were killed during more than 12 hours of clashes with police. +A few industries even discern some benefits in an economic slowdown. +It's like here's someone trying to put something over on us." He said he forwarded the information to the presidential search committee. +And in 1983, at the request of then President Ronald Reagan, they performed at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington. +Changes in the test partly help explain the higher failure rate. This year's test covered new subjects to reflect the changing skills and knowledge required of entry-level nurses, Yocom said. +Odds and Ends ROBOT UPDATE: Boeing Co. and Prab Command Inc. have jointly produced a voice-activated personal robot for quadriplegics. +But only one has been built _ a plant nicknamed "lightening bug" because it shuts down so often _ and parts for three others rust in warehouses. +In Argentina's industrial city of Cordoba, most companies have links with Brazil. +Prospects were even bleaker for those without crop insurance. +John Welch, GE's chairman, released a statement Wednesday praising Miller. "Rick Miller is an outstanding leader. +Olivetti fell L67 to L2,999 in heavy volume of 23.6m shares in largely technical trade after its strong advance through resistance at L2,900 on Tuesday. +Snappy specializes in insurance replacement rentals and employs about 1,600 people. +A group of Cypriots has established a foundation to help Lebanese children orphaned or made homeless by the civil war in their country. +Reynolds itself is recycling more than 100 percent of can production _ it buys more cans than it sells. +Once, for example, he casually tossed out the idea of a drought task force in a news conference. +He needed the time to revamp his U.S. travel plans so that they would coincide with the company's five annual board meetings. +Concerns about shortages have some consumers keeping their tanks full and some service stations keeping their supplies at higher levels, said Ann-Louise Hittle, a senior oil analyst with Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. +These include the burden of outstanding debt in the personal sector, next year's tax increases, defence cuts, and continued slow growth in US export markets. If slow growth remains the immediate problem, the same is doubly so for Britain. +'I think now it will be an uphill struggle for Attwoods,' said Mr Nigel Hawkins of Hoare Govett. +But Mr Ayhan Suskun, the technical director, argues for a transition period to let local companies catch up. +Despite his success, Lowe still fights the use of Kitty Litter as a generic term. +"The exact nature is not as important as the fact that a serious package be presented," he said. +PepsiCo and Coca-Cola haven't been accused of antitrust violations, and they aren't believed to be targets of the grand juries. +One said, `We ain't going to say Amen one time.' +The calculation of growth in second quarter output was revised from 5.2 percent to 4.0 percent. +John Murphy, a former New York congressman from Staten Island, still has a team called the "Staten Island Ferries," according to Caruso. +S&P said it increased the rating on $620 million of senior debt and $125 million of preference stock to single-A-plus from single-A-minus, and boosted the rating on $400 million of subordinated Eurodebt to single-A from triple-B-plus. +Bulgaria's head of state, Todor Zhikov, resigned. +In any case, he contends that because the allegations do not concern his public responsibilities - in 1989-90 he was neither minister nor president of the Lorraine region - he has no intention of resigning, even if formally charged. +About 12 of Dome's largest unsecured creditors met in London and New York yesterday to discuss Amoco's offer. +India won't buy tallow for religious reasons: the cows it is made from are sacred to Hindus. Italy is said to know too little about American tallow to order it. +He said the B-52 crash was the worst. +Midlantic Banks made a $70 million stock or cash bid for Statewide Bancorp. +However, Mitchell said he wouldn't surrender the right to filibuster the bill, a threat of endless debate which can only be stopped by a 60 vote majority. +The report did not say tax money would have to be spent, but many private analysts believe that is inevitable. +A movie deal also is in the works. +Law enforcement sources have identified Paisley as a central figure in the probe of Pentagon contracting. +Monday's volume on the first section was estimated at 200 million shares, down from 445.6 million shares Friday. Decliners narrowly outnumbered advancers 470 to 421, while 215 issues were unchanged. +Operating losses were Pounds 513,000 (Pounds 1.93m) with Pounds 40,000 (Pounds 52,000) from discontinued activities. +Tudor has retained his craft, though, along with his waspish wit. +"The hardware industry is not prepared to support the request for royalty." +Get yourself a sandwich. +"Today I feel like a little kid," said Fennell, an associate professor of health education at Miami University of Ohio as well as a doctoral candidate. +Ms. Dann took the children to Ravinia School in nearby Highland Park, where she set off a small container of flammable liquid, Timm said. +USING the Victorian Gothic vastness of St Pancras Station to show specially commissioned work by a selection of contemporary artists is an exciting idea, which has been brought to fruition in an exhibition organised by Camden Arts Centre. +The decision could color the proceedings of the House for some time to come. +The president's limited powers would not be increased, rather he or she would have increased moral authority from a popular election. +Spokesmen for the justice minister would not say why the meeting had been kept secret. +They assumed homogeneous but totally distinct mass markets, again with little overlap between them. +"If members don't read the literature, there's not a lot we can do," says Suzanne Weiss, product manager of the carrier's Mileage Plus program. +"We're getting a little tired of Larry saying `This is the best job he's ever had,'" said one bank manager after a meeting with Mr. Fish and other top officers last week. +They are the 26th class of fellows chosen since the high-level internship program was launched in 1964. +Full disclosure of the truth would help to alleviate Western concerns about Soviet compliance with arms control agreements. +The Iraqi communique said helicopter gunships carried out 217 combat sorties "inflicting important losses on enemy men, weaponry and equipment." It said four Iranian soldiers were killed in other minor action. +"They showed the same heroism as we did," says Viktor Feodorovich. +The Salomon Inc. unit acknowledged Friday that it submitted unauthorized bids in the names of customers in at least two Treasury-note auctions, and exceeded government bidding limits designed to keep one buyer from dominating an auction. +I doubt that it's going to cross many people's minds," Bangerter said in an interview. +Mr. Hauser, a Northrop employee since 1963, was reassigned to an engineering position in the company's Aircraft division, Northrop said. +In another experiment, up to 80 percent of misled witnesses recalled planted information. +They may arrest anybody. +Other officials, however, denied that Israel was considering an attack on the Arab kingdom. +While their arms have often been more expensive, both because they were more sophisticated and because the US has been less concerned about price, now the consolidation of companies and the introduction of lean manufacturing techniques is closing the gap. +Developers built hundreds of homes nearby during the 1960s. +"Twenty percent want to flee Jordan," he says, "and the other 80% want to go to holy war." This feverish pro-Iraq sentiment creates what one ambassador in Amman calls "the king's conundrum." +He may decide to marry out, he says, and if he does he wouldn't expect his wife to convert. +The seasonally adjusted trade deficit shrank to the equivalent of $813.2 million in January, converting the pound at its current rate, from a gap of $1.37 billion in December. +Big Board volume shrank to 164,170,000 shares from 193,820,000 shares Monday. +The Los Angeles Times and The Baltimore Sun report that also under investigation are activities of the late Rep. Joseph Addabbo, D-N.Y., who was chairman of the House Appropriations defense subcommittee. +In his justly famous book on the Great Depression, economic historian Charles Kindleberger lays much of the blame for the collapse on the failure of leadership. +A bomb exploded Friday night in front of a Bogota bank, injuring several people, news reports said. +Next comes the Queen Mother, with pounds 640,000, and Prince Philip with pounds 360,000. They are the three who will continue to be paid by the state under the new arrangements. +David Drury, appointed information technology director, and Vyvienne Wade, legal director, have joined the boards of JIB UK Holdings and JIB Overseas Holdings; Drury moves from Bain Hogg. +Congressional sources, who spoke on condition of not being identified by name, said the delay was sought because the Lockheed team was not as far along as the Northrop-led group. +Demonstrations also have been taking place in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. +They had come to give birth on this nursery beach and now some of the mothers were suckling pups. Giving birth in the grey seal world is closely followed by mating, for it is the one time in the year that bulls can find groups of cows gathered together. +Pace Securities said the troublesome trades in question involved TS Industries Inc., Fountain Powerboat Industries Inc., Cliff Engle Ltd., and Big O Tires Inc. +The Kremlin has said it would not become militarily involved unless its forces were under U.N. command. +House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, testified on Graham's behalf at a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing, and the bill was passed in the most recent Congress. +Some insiders expect Sir Kit to become more willing to consider mergers. +He already is under investigation for a similar statement in defiance of emergency law. +"I would definitely say the wrong conclusion was reached," said Phil Ethridge, a former Tulsa policeman who teaches at the University of Texas-Pan American. +Waller went to Hartford from Kansas City, Mo., where he served as editor of The Kansas City Star and Times. +Dreamy English gardening is all very well in a summer's haze, but many of its greatest nurseries buy the plants for it in the Netherlands and Belgium. You can see why this piece of national double-think will soon have economic consequences. +A ministry spokesman, who cannot be named under news conference rules, said Moscow has changed its position on a so-called twin-track approach to reaching a U.N.-sponsored accord on ending the Soviet's eight-year role in the war. +So is the text. +He holds law degrees from the University of Virginia and New York University. +Radio Venceremos, a clandestine rebel station, announced that the attack heralded the beginning of a new economic destruction campaign under the slogan "Everyone eats, or no one eats," which is directed at winning higher wages for rural workers. +He said the overcharging apparently resulted from carelessness. +Thousands of dollars worth of groceries and frozen meats have been donated to the unions, Haber said, and South Florida farmers have invited crews of strikers to come to their fields for all the vegetables they could pick. +The Kremlin continues to supply the Afghan government. +Party leaders pressed Lukens for more than a year to resign, but he ignored them. +"They've decided to demolish both facilities," a military spokesman said by telephone from underground shelters at the Defense Ministry. +"We see this as a kickoff to building a pro-choice presence in this state," said Jill Spangler, co-chair of the coalition. +Barry, who did not specifically refer to a drug or alcohol problem in his remarks, did not speak to reporters as he left home Monday accompanied by his wife Effi. +To sell cars, we have to have good products that sell at a good price." +The early redemption penalty is three months interest in the period of the fixed rate; otherwise it is one month. Northern Rock has brought out a two-year stepped fixed rate mortgage. +PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) _ Under the pressure of mounting anti-government unrest, Haiti's military leader has indicated he would consider resigning but also says his departure "would create a lot of turmoil." Lt. +Only reluctantly do sellers adjust to newer market forces. +The FCC proposal "should send a clear signal," said FCC Chairman Mark Fowler. +The "Week of Conscience" is another blow to the reputation of Stalin, whose repressions and harsh central controls are now blamed by Gorbachev and his followers for many of the nation's political, social and economic ills. +In addition, assets can then pass into the sole ownership of the survivor free of death duties. +In the Democratic primary, polls give Gunter the lead with about 40 percent of the vote. +Both publications are published by Dow Jones. +I paint the building. +Nicholas Johnson, responsible for all business outside America, departed in December over policy differences. Barber, who has been with the company since leaving Oxford in 1977, returned last May from a successful five years in Japan. +Even setting aside contracting, California benefited the most from the Defense Department's presence, with $12.7 billion flowing into the state in pension checks and salaries for civilian, active-duty and reserve employees. +There's still debate about whether the rise will continue. +Nor do the underground Moslem Brotherhood and other Islamic fundamentalist groups, which along with the PLO are outlawed by Israel, have a central spokesman or organ to expound them. +Tensions at the Fed subsided in subsequent months as the economy's weakness convinced Mr. Volcker that the supply-siders were right about the need to cut interest rates. +A thin 230 million issues changed hands on the exchange's first section, which includes the country's largest and most profitable firms. +It was the Match-Play Major, 36 holes of qualifying followed by six rounds of elimination matches capped by 36-hole semifinals and finals that uniquely tested players' stamina as well as their swings. +London Underground carriages may soon be completely wrapped in advertisements designed to startle and impress consumers. +In other words, no profound changes have taken place leading to the final abolition of the apartheid system," the deputy president of the African National Congress told a joint session of the Irish parliament. +The religious jargon is a bit disconcerting at first, but it does seem to explain many puzzles. +He and a friend spend hours debating the best way leave. +The EPA insists that its new guidebook represents a renewed emphasis rather than a change in policy. +Full-year sales totaled $5 billion, up 6% from year-earlier sales of $4.72 billion. +The officials, from 13 states, many of which are plagued with some of the worst urban smog problems in the country, criticized the closed-door deal-making and urged Senate leaders to bring the measure to the Senate floor where it can be openly debated. +After the performance, the prince and princess tried to go backstage to meet the cast but found crossing the stage a bit difficult. +Datamonitor ranks Lovells first with revenues of Pounds 8m from insolvency work. +Gunn said that she and De Mello never married, but she lived with him and their son until being forced to leave last year, the Sentinel reported. +The agency, quoting sources close to senior advisers of President Soares, said that under a plan being negotiated with Peking Macao will become a special administrative region of China, after four centuries of Portuguese rule. +The proliferation of mutual funds has lured away once-direct investors. +He has said he would have quit politics had he lost the '62 race. +He also said the Office for Human Development Services "will be funding projects to improve recruitment of foster parents and to provide supportive services for natural and foster families" of children with AIDS. +He said he could not identify the gas. +Clearly, the catalyst was the outspoken Mr. Harper, who likes to say that "conflict is a good thing." +As Republicans, we are committed to ensuring increased opportunities for every individual to reach his or her maximum potential. +Also, they said, others held back from buying after remarks by Bank of Japan Gov. Satoshi Sumita seen as indicating possible interest rate increases, which usually discourage stock buying. +Such discounts have been available in many other countries for years, and introducing them in Japan will bring the country more in line with other markets. +He said he believed those holding Tamraz were acting for people who suffered losses in the recent collapse of Lebanon's second-largest bank, Bank Al-Mashrek, which Tamraz headed until December. +At the local department store, security guards shadowed him, assuming he would steal, he says. +Stock prices pushed ahead today as traders awaited new signs of the outlook for the economy and interest rates. +Now, we do believe the latest Fed easing was appropriate, since as a monetary guidepost we follow the price of sensitive commodities. +They traveled to Baghdad and then to Jordan, where they stayed at a refugee camp before leaving for Aqaba and boarding the ship, he said. +National Heritage, a nursing-home and retirement-center management concern, has tried to restructure by spinning off its two business units and says it wants to distance itself from Southmark's problems. +Lodging comes moderately expensive for foreigners _ 280 lekas ($40) a day for the room only. +The association is meeting this weekend in Denver. +President Bush says he's sorry Adm. +A military rout was presented within Iraq as a David-like defiance of the western imperialist Goliath. Saddam's survival continues to baffle western governments, though not the people of Iraq. +He said they spent money wildly and printed more to cover the deficit. +Craig Smith contributed to this article. +Some things that your optometrist or opthamologist will assess: - Distance vision. +The child is in the custody of her grandparents in New York City. +He added that he, too, has "estate considerations." +Barbara Rose Collins, a Democratic Detroit councilwoman who is considered a shoo-in over Carl Edwards to succeed outgoing Rep. George Crockett. +The GOP would benefit from turnover, especially in the House, which has been run by Democratic majorities for 36 years. +The Senate race pitted two congressmen trying to succeed three-term incumbent U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles. +Success in the battle against inflation - down to 3.2 per cent - compares favourably with that in other countries. +A spokesman for the Department of Energy, which sold the big gas utility, said the sale's success in widening Britons' share ownership spoke for itself. +He supports major reforms that have long been blocked by the conservative-dominated Council of Guardians, a watchdog body that has the power to veto Majlis legislation considered to violate Islamic tenets. +Fewer cakes are made from mixes this time around. +Indian newspapers have alleged that Bofors paid middlemen up to $50 million in kickbacks to secure the 1986 contract. +(If no) Do you think the judges are influenced by political considerations, or not? Yes: 90 percent. +"Whatever information damaging to George Bush that may exist, that information was not going to be raised in our motion unless it was relevant to the case," said Noriega's attorney, Neal Sonnett. +This high-price strategy might ultimately prove a blind alley. +We cannot communicate with our flight attendants. +U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar presided over the first week of negotiations that began last month between Iran and Iraq and then appointed Eliasson as his personal representative. +He was charged with breaking and entering and possession of cocaine, heroin and a hypodermic needle. +The bill would add hundreds of savings and loan fraud investigators and allow the government to seize the assets of S&L looters in the same fashion that it now confiscates those of drug kingpins. +For an additional sum - say an extra 20 per cent - the energy could be provided by natural gas. +On my last viewing of perhaps the most creative pop artist ever he was invisible, skulking in the shadows of a stage and content with a perverse mockery of his talent. +"It appears that most people do not want a war with Iraq. +Its 120 rooms feature colour TVs. +The Front won 13 of the 225 seats in Parliament in the 1989 general elections. +Hungary says it has dismantled fortifications along about half the 160-mile frontier with Austria. +De Benedetti's group, however, will continue to hold a 16 percent of Societe Generale's outstanding shares. +The settlement price of each increases by Dollars 250 for each 1 per cent upwards movement in the ratio. +DELIAN LLOYD'S Investment Trust yesterday became the seventh new Lloyd's investment company to publish a pathfinder prospectus. +This has created an emerging two-tiered structure in retailing. +It's a slow process," said U.S. Embassy spokesman Terry Kneebone. +Limited engagement through July 2. +That suggestion tainted the jury, alleged Justice Department lawyer Steven J. Riegel, who sought a mistrial. +Some electric utilities use less gas, as they commission new nuclear plants. +It will be headed by John S. Murphy as president. +Wednesday's meeting did not fix specific aid figures. +The two other Arab leaders that I talked to today were the rulers of Qatar and Bahrain. +In last month's first round in Mexico City, with Roman Catholic Church leaders acting as mediators, the two sides agreed to talks at 30-day intervals after this round until a peace accord is reached. +Cheney's announcement drew criticism from some lawmakers. +That's what Ward, a political science professor, Robert Valenza, a mathematics professor, and several students sought to find out. +Fares are good for round-trip travel only, and must be booked 30 days in advance. +As the yellow submersible Delta slips beneath the Gulf of Maine 22 miles off Massachusetts, bubbles form outside the portholes and the craft enters a different world. +And as "a token of our thanks," Warren said, two free round-trip tickets in first-class seating would be given to flight attendants who report as scheduled between Dec. 15 and Jan. 1. +In the evening the campaign headquarters will become a restaurant which voters visit in groups to sit and eat supper with Mr Aichi. +That was much higher than the rate for a comparable group of youths who had not killed themselves, Shaffer said. +Four weeks ended April 28: $174.6 million, up 6.9 percent from $163.3 milion. +Today there were some clouds and it was a great delight to enjoy the morning. +Since the first quarter of the year, Conrail has spent $1.3 billion to cut the number of outstanding shares by 40.3 percent since the end of last year's third quarter. +Richard said he had no comment on his reasons for resigning. +"Our main goal isn't profit growth," Mr. Bohn said, but rather "to keep the company healthy and independent." +People also were upset that they were not given information about reforms in the Soviet Union, the Trud correspondent wrote. +Weary strikers in the shipyard where the short life of free unionism began roused themselves to chant "There is no freedom without Solidarity!" +S&P said about $350 million of debt and preferred stock is affected. +They were dismayed that more than one new leadership contender stepped forward, raising doubts about the Conservative election changes, and fueling fears that the leadership battle would be prolonged. +Antar allegedly transferred the $52 million in 1987 to bank accounts in Israel. +"Her manager gave her a letter of reprimand," said Burk, adding that the company has since rescinded the letter. +A survey revealed that 95 percent of America's business travelers received no training on how to efficiently and effectively travel. +In another act of Christmas amnesty, Solis Palma reduced sentences for 240 common criminals without records of drug involvement, officials said. +Despite drought, the net cash income of farmers in 1988 is expected to nearly match or exceed last year's record $57.1 billion, unchanged from the outlook a month ago, the Agriculture Department said Thursday. +Department sources said the Navy had dispatched four mine-sweeping ships to the area to search for more explosives. +It said it will notify foreign holders of excess shares on Jan. 25 that it will sell the shares after Feb. 8. +The import share of U.S. petroleum consumption won't be much different at the end of the century from what was predicted last year, EIA said. +He insisted his proposals were practical steps which met the main aims of freedom of information legislation. +In addition, the percentage of district banks with undesirably high ratios of loans to deposits has dropped to 4 percent as of the first quarter of this year. +Studies showed that a larger number of voters supported the segregationist Alabamian than were willing to admit to pollsters. +These appointments, among other things, were responsible for the dramatic resignation of Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze at a people's congress session just before Christmas. +The four-line story, which made it into several thousand early Sunday editions before the presses were stopped, did not seem to alarm readers, perhaps because it was not printed in the newspaper's normal style, police said. +The four-engine widebody aircraft, powered by CFM International CFM56-5 engines, will be used on Northwest's extensive trans-Pacific routes. +Asked what the secretary scribbled, the seaman broke out in a big smile and replied, "He wrote, `Good Luck.' +Each is estimated to have a personal net worth of more than $350 million, a figure that they neither confirm nor deny. +President Roh Tae-woo won in December with 36.6 percent of the vote after Kim Dae-jung and Kim Young-sam both insisted on running and split the opposition vote. +In several letters to shareholders since March, Gillette Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Colman Mockler Jr. claimed Coniston plans to sell or dismember the Boston-based company. +That scenario, however, also assumes a settlement is reached with the loss-making Names seeking compensation in court. Mr Middleton said applications had been made by about 30 corporate vehicles to enter the market next year. +The remaining $10 million had to be found elsewhere in the HHS budget. +Bond prices were also boosted by a Labor Department report showing that initial claims for state unemployment insurance rose 74,000 in the week ended Dec. 22, to 515,000, the highest level since February 1983. +There was local flooding in Texas near Comstock, Juno and Pandale. +Though the Kurds outnumber the Palestinians by a ratio of 5 to 1, the Kurdish cause has attracted little global attention. +Barbara Bush, Hillary Clinton and Marilyn Quayle all have more favorable positive/negative ratios in the poll than their husbands do. +General Motors Corp. said it will temporarily close its Norwood, Ohio, car assembly plant the first week in January to reduce unsold inventories of the Pontiac Firebird and Chevrolet Camaro. +"With their courage, their levelheadedness and above all their love for freedom, they have given an example of how dictators can be peacefully overcome," said Kohl, referring to last fall's peaceful revolution that toppled 40 years of Stalinist rule. +His later success is not in financial terms, however. +Also, some older people have illnesses that cause weakness or fever which, in turn, affect their ability to cope with heat. +Many people ducked into bars along a parade route Saturday. +Rising floodwaters along the Paraguay River in northern Argentina forced about 7,000 people to flee their homes, civil defense officials said Wednesday. +We show them how to clean a latrine. +Some complain the laws unfairly exclude sales by individuals. +"If everybody in this room goes out and gets 20 votes it's a landslide," Vrdolyak said. +It seems likely that they will fall further. Unemployment, approaching 14 per cent, puts Plymouth into the top 20 economic blackspots in the country, and it has the fastest growing jobless rate of any big UK city. +Developing countries, hard hit by escalating oil prices, would receive priority in the distribution of the added supplies. +The boutique's customers, for the most part, are working women who live in the largely middle-class neighborhood. +Other ageements between Italian and Soviet companies are expected to be signed during Gorbachev's three-day visit to Italy and the Vatican. +"We never did give up hope," said Martin's brother, James. "We always thought he was just a prisoner, that he would just come home." Martin said the return of his brother's body "removes the doubt. +Financial Holding is a closely held insurance holding company based in Kansas City, Mo. +U.S. District Court Judge Harold Greene was given the Poindexter case in a two-paragraph order signed by Chief Judge Aubrey Robinson, who has been handling pre-trial proceedings involving Poindexter. +Men's failures and weaknesses certainly do not receive such widespread attention. +We had lost something en route. +Its hottest item: satin team jackets retailing for $90 to $200. Its biggest impetus: not athletes and coaches but rap groups and movie stars, wearing them in performance. +He willed the small forest to his sons, who sold it to the state for $270,000 in 1968 on the condition that it be preserved as a "living museum." Dock Cornett, 68, contends the state has failed to live up to that obligation. +'There is nothing magical about three years. +Woolworth was profitable in the UK for decades before its retailing formula became outdated, and the company is still in overseas markets as a speciality retailer with its Foot Locker sports shoe chain. +Elsewhere, showers and thunderstorms formed over New England, Florida and along the central Gulf coast. +It is the military contract for this research that is of concern to us," said Nachama Wilker, director of the Council for Responsible Genetics in Boston. +"By then Earl Hamner was doing `Falcon Crest.' +The Motorola machines, called the MultiPersonal Series 8000, are designed to allow Apple Computer Inc.'s Macintosh machines to tap into networks that include machines from other computer makers. +Parliament adopted the position with 250 votes in favor and 11 against. +His department will catch oyster spat until there are no more. +Kroger, which said its board is "actively exploring" the recapitalization of the company, soared 11 3/4 to 51 1/4 in composite trading of 7.1 million shares. +Households typically are short on time for cooking and long on money to pay others to do it. +But D&B refused to give Mr. Blazer the name of the creditor. +The Golden Gate handled as many cars as normally yesterday, but over four hours rather than the usual two-hour crush. +They were joined by fleeing residents carrying cats, dogs and caged parakeets. +Atlantis is scheduled to carry a secret military payload into orbit next month. +VAX computers, and various workstations that use the Unix operating system, in the near future. +Rose headed off suspension by suing Giamatti in state court in Cincinnati on June 19, claiming the first-year commissioner had prejudged the case. +"We felt like it was a rare opportunity if we could provide the capital and the management at a time when things were as they were," Kelley said. +Mugabe became prime minister in 1980 and invited the white minority to join in national reconstruction. +"At a later time, the files looked good because they had been stuffed," Mr. Patriarca said. +They were not put on trial, the newspaper said. +Helmut Luecker, the West German honorary consul in Medellin, said in an interview with the Colombian radio chain RCN that he was kidnapped in Medellin on May 3 by men posing as construction workers. +"There's an awful lot of uncertainty," the ad agency official said, adding that his pre-stock market crash estimate was based on "a lot stronger economic expectations." +All through the eighties when many were producing what he called 'frankly trashy clothes' he went on doing his own thing. +Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Inc. said its HBJ Parks unit laid off 750 full-time employees in a "belt-tightening" move, reducing the unit's 7,500-worker staff by 10%. +The one year when the dollar index's January move didn't match the full-year performance was 1985. +In other commodity markets yesterday: COFFEE: May contracts fell 2.6 cents a pound to finish the session at 95.17 cents. +Its common stock closed at $14.375, down 12.5 cents, in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange. +The three months position closed yesterday at Dollars 1,890.50 a tonne, down Dollars 64 on the week. +Lion/Apollo officials are expected to manage the majority of the Executive Life junk portfolio if Altus's bid prevails. But Altus has indicated that it may hire as many as three other outside money managers. +Mr. Hoelzer, who has a studio in Armonk, N.Y., said he was "gratified" by the ruling. +In his new job, he has two pressure points, at the top and at the bottom line. +The action is part of Universal Studios Tour's $5 million "Miami Vice" outdoor stunt show, a 15-minute, 50-stunt spectacle of high-speed water chases and pyrotechnic wizardry. +Nonetheless, Mr. Slama's venture has been a success; his repair shop is crowded with half a dozen cars to repair, and he works weekends to keep up with the business. +"The Sun will be profitable in the second year of its operation, and it will continue to grow," he predicted. +Cattle graze unattended while thin dogs scavenge for food. +Haiti's annual budget is under $300 million. +But although these cards have been successful, large banks still dominate the market. Direct Line might use its successful red telephone-on-wheels advertising logo as a trademark for a credit card. +The new policy isn't a formal plan or a substitute for the kind of new international-currency accord which many government officials abroad have advocated. +On Friday morning, Wace announced Clegg's departure, and the shares lost 38 per cent, to close at 104p. The John Buchan view of the world was at work elsewhere this week - for example in the CBI's January industrial trends survey. +Three of 22 injured crewmen remain hospitalized. +He said he saw "tremendous devastation" to hundreds of houses, house trailers and cars. +"It was sheer panic," said firefighter Dennis Fennell. +Separately, the government said it will repeal a law giving any U.K. investor the right to sue securities firms for breaking financial laws. +Hogan was married and had three children. +The latest model of the hot-selling 737 series, designated the 737-500, will carry between 108 and 130 passengers, depending on the seating configuration. +First quarter sales rose 7% to $377 million from $352 million a year earlier, which represented a comparable store increase of 1% for stores open at least one year. +But the long-term outlook is not good. +"Bush could not have won with the disaffecteds," said Andrew Kohut, Gallup's president. +NASA had rescheduled the launch for Friday after a fueling test last month found Atlantis to be free of dangerous leaks. +The other five have won it 13 times between them. +He is hopeful that smaller banks, in particular, would find the bond-exchange offer attractive as a way to clear their books. +Although the Ukrainian authorities intend to close the complex at the end of next year, Mr Ripa di Meana said they were examining whether to use for a year the two reactors that they 'consider in relatively good shape'. +He said an electronic security alarm system and 24-hour security guards also were donanted. +He must rent the house, once his own, from a distant landlord. +Chelsea distributes electronic parts and makes plastic products. +A special board committee has been named to oversee this effort, the company said. +They do not rule out a sharp consolidation following the '80s growth. +Ms. Grossman, the New York impressionist dealer, is wary as well. +Multifamily building starts, a volatile category, dropped 18.9 percent to a rate of 396,000 units in May, bouncing off a 36.7 percent increase a month earlier. +Instead of reservations run by tribal councils, it set up corporations run by native shareholders. +Thus the hearties regarded him as an aesthete, and the aesthetes regarded him as a hearty: not, one may add, an entirely uncommon phenomenon. Stages is the story retold, plus women. +The findings confirm theories that the Olmecs, once thought to have settled only along the Gulf Coast, were well ensconced in the state of Guerrero, closer to the Pacific. +From 1941 to 1951, he was on the staff of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York before becoming a professor of economics at Yale University from 1951 to 1974. +The leader of the international financial system has no other choice. +In Australia, Stephen Hawke, the prime minister's 31-year-old son, won his country's most prestigious nonfiction award for a book about an Aboriginal community's vain fight to prevent mining on ancestral land. +Spiegel, which is based in Hamburg, said that since Pakistan developed the technology, Washington has approved the delivery of 60 new F-16s to Pakistan. +After-tax profit in 1990 fell to HK$3.1 billion (US$397.7 million) from HK$4.77 billion in 1989. +It shows the number of percentage points which would be knocked off a given yield by an office's expenses. +First, in a misguided attempt to control exchange rates, then Secretary of the Treasury James Baker pressured Japan into abandoning its prudent management of monetary affairs in order to stabilize the dollar at the Louvre in February 1987. +Patricia Keetso, who gave up Allyssa so that she could have a life away from the reservation in Arizona, says she'll fight to get her back and return her to the would-be adoptive parents, Cheryl and Rick Pitts. +Both are preparing to battle with the Federal Trade Commission over FTC assertions that the accounting profession is stifling competition within its own ranks and denying clients access to certain services. +Her company has gone public and last year added the government's Company of the Year Award to a growing array of prizes. +But Alan Garcia's operatives quickly took the offensive, passionately denying that he had accounts abroad or had stolen any money. +Its membership peaked at 200,000 during World War II, but is now down to about 1,200 members. +But Mr. Lee noted that federal courts in other states, including New York, haven't been willing to interpret similar clauses as broadly, resulting in "an area of major dispute" likely to be resolved only at the appellate court level. +A holder that controls about 20% of the Hadson Energy shares that are in the public float said he has reservations about the offer. +Miss Hepburn was born the same year as Miss Frank and lived in Holland during the war. +King failed to disclose that her brother, Sam King, had served time in prison for armed robbery and that she had been questioned, subpoenaed and testified before a grand jury in connection with that investigation. +The administration objects to $410 million in the bill earmarked for the Coast Guard's drug efforts, arguing that the money should come from domestic rather than defense spending. +Oct. 21 _ Islamic Jihad releases another photo of Anderson. +The anniversary comes just four months after another heinous crime against men of the cloth. +The programme ends with a full performance of the symphony. +At the AP's annual meeting Monday, the news cooperative's membership elected one new director to the board and re-elected five incumbent members. +The Nikkei index fell during the afternoon to a level just 2 points above Wednesday's close, but surged back to its record close in the final half-hour. +The end of Exxon's oil-spill cleanup helped push Alaska's unemployment rate up more than a percentage point to 7.3 percent in September, the Labor Department reported. +The latest indications are that Reebok is maintaining its heady pace. +Purveying real estate is going to become a bigger, thornier part of the agency's chores. +House Speaker Jim Wright seems keenly aware that he's walking a fine line in leading the Democrats while besieged by an ethics committee probe of his personal finances. +These students rejected the idea of art for art's sake and denounced "bourgeois culture" and fame and fortune for artists. +She was later told the music was spewing out of the elevator's loudspeaker. +The document said Chartwell has purchased 5.16 million shares of Avon for a total of $173.4 million since November. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Thortec shares closed at $5.50, up 12.5 cents. +They just haven't been discovered yet. +If approved, analysts say, it could be the largest listing by a Japanese manufacturing company since World War II. +"I mean, there is no official line." His office door opens onto a balconied hall where 465 teen-agers gather before their day begins. +A New York ruling had forced all manufacturers of the drug to share in paying damages for alleged DES injuries. +Prices in May rose a record 23.1% from April. +Two deputies picked her up from a lawn chair this morning and moved her bodily from her campsite to a sidewalk across the street. She offered no resistance and did not appear to say anything as she was being moved. +'It's difficult to be a masochist. +Similar measures passed in Arizona, 51% to 49%, and in Colorado, 61% to 39%. +Shaoib said the 30 guerrillas, seven of whom were key Jamiat commanders, were returning July 9 from a military strategy meeting with Jamiat's key commander, Ahmad Shah Masoud, in the northern province of Takhar. +Kim Young Sam said he will stop fighting the presidential victory of South Korean ruling party candidate Roh Tae Woo and meet with him tomorrow. +One is Panama, a continuing problem to keep an eye on." Reagan also will be kept informed of any progress that Shultz makes as he renews the administration's Middle East peacemaking efforts with visits to several countries in the region. +Mr. Gorbachev pleaded with the congress to pass a temporary economic cooperation agreement, and the lawmakers abided with a resolution that gave Mr. Gorbachev and the republic leaders until Jan. 10 to complete a plan. +The Treasury sold an additional $178.8 million of the bills to foreign and international monetary authorities and a further $2.6 billion to government accounts and Federal Reserve banks. +People that never heard of the Treaty Oak before _ wouldn't know the Treaty Oak from a cactus _ are now clamoring for blood," Kirk said. +Food will return to the markets when prices are decontrolled Jan. 2. Prices should have been freed sooner, but the commonwealth republics felt they had to do so jointly to prevent cross border speculation. +"Well, I think that Mr. Pagones has the potential of making history in being the first man to sue himself into jail," he said. +Rodriguez met Saturday with leaders of the government's Revolutionary Democratic Party and other officials to try to form a Cabinet. +Erich Honecker was ousted by his own Politburo on Oct. 18. Prosecutors investigating Honecker, who is 77 and ailing, probably will try him on charges of high treason and corruption. +Saatchi, which last year was the agency everyone loved to hate because of its acquisition binge, has turned some of its critics into admirers by posting strong earnings. +Mr. Hayes adds that in Los Angeles, the mini-malls have given the many recent immigrants a "chance to realize the American dream." +Since his failed presidential campaign in 1988, Mr. Dole has been increasingly outspoken in challenging the pro-Israel lobby, and his stance mirrors the growing strain between the administration and Israel. +The Chicago Merc has rights to the trading of Nikkei index futures in North America and a licensing arrangement with the Singapore exchange. +Turnover soared to TDollars 93.87bn, from TDollars 49.68bn in Saturday's shortened session. +In composite New York Stock Exchange trading yesterday, Medtronic closed at $68.25, up $1.625. +The stock market registered modestly higher readings in afternoon trading today, steadying a bit after the strong advance of the past two sessions. +Westinghouse Electric Corp. said it was awarded a contract to design, build and operate a $117.5 million waste-to-energy plant from the Mercer County Improvement Authority in New Jersey. +"We're just keeping our fingers crossed up here," said a dispatcher, who asked not to be identified. +A major US order is expected shortly. +The seven-language Quintalingual course is Octalingual minus the Russian. +Kerametal used to have one procurement contract with one central authority. +In January, it plans to install at O'Hare the Aircraft Situation Display, a sophisticated tool that can predict air-traffic jams. +A congressional staffer familiar with the legislation said General Dynamics still could win the contract. +About 80 knitwear firms, a relatively small number, have registered with the department. +The mayor's chief aide went to prison for defrauding the government of nearly $200,000 and 12 other city officials have been convicted of various crimes. +But Mr. Chirac realizes that if he is to keep any authority as prime minister, he must appear to handle the strikes firmly. +Following the audit, Atari reduced the value of the Federated assets by $43 million in its financial report for the first quarter. +"But the diarrhea and associated weight loss can weaken the patients to such a degree that they are confined to wheelchairs, unable to perform the smallest tasks for themselves," it said. +But when the United Democratic Front emerged in the early 1980s as de facto internal wing of the ANC, it demonised all 'collaborators', chief among them Buthelezi. +The Government National Mortgage Association, an arm of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, says six lenders that had financial problems linked to the so-called "no-bids" defaulted in 1988. +Ben Handcock, executive director of the South Dakota Wheat Commission, said the Japanese would buy wheat, but probably not from this year's crop because of the drought. +Fang, a 53-year-old astrophysicist, gained international prominence when the government accused him of provoking pro-democracy student demonstrations in December 1986-January 1987. +Ms. Ruth is bullish on both Nike and L.A. Gear. +Very few partnership sourcing arrangements involve written agreements so they depend to a great degree on trust. Suppliers and purchasers must invest a lot of time and effort in establishing new procedures. +We would create thousands more good inner city jobs tomorrow, if the Democratic Congress would stop blocking Jack Kemp's enterprise zones program. +One tribe hijacked an oil company vehicle it thought belonged to a warring clan. +UAL Corp. directors reviewed California billionaire Marvin Davis's latest buyout offer Thursday but said it was premature to make any decision on whether to sell the company. +Private air safety consultant Charles Miller, once the NTSB's director of accident investigtions, describes the acting chairman as a "fine individual" who recognizes his limitations. +Honda was a man "without whom my life would have been a lot easier," said Bidwell, chairman of Chrysler's manufacturing arm, Chrysler Motors Corp. +This drama (final episode at 9.25 on BBC2 tonight, heaven only knows what sort of a record rating it will get) is a satire about the social mores of Londoners in the 1970s. +But U.S. officals said the Egyptian had a schedule problem and could not be there. +Frenzel, a Minnesota Republican and a member of the blue-ribbon panel, said the commission's work would not be swayed by Bush's comments. +Bond traders have registered their uneasiness by pushing the yield on long-term Treasury bonds up from about 8 percent to nearly 9 percent over the past several weeks. +Students in China traditionally have looked to the West for models of democracy, but this time they also are inspired by currents of change across the border in the Soviet Union. +I wish I knew more about it." A three-week "get out the vote" blitz on Armed Forces Radio and voting information booths in many of the big mess halls produced good results. +Such a person might be a prostitute or an intravenous drug user who borrows used needles. +At an administrative hearing, Hazelwood pleaded no contest to two allegations stemming from the wreck of the tanker, which unleashed the nation's worst oil spill in Alaska's Prince William Sound. +Disgruntled Saturn workers also will get another potential benefit under the proposed pact. +Such actions, the exchange said, wouldn't "have significant effect on volume or the settlement backlog." +The opinion included a dissent, brilliantly and powerfully argued. +Mohammed's pre-eminence was attained, not so much by winning the hearts and minds of peoples with love and persuasion, but by conquest of the sword. +"We were scared because the accident was pretty spectacular, but it did not jeopardize his summer holidays," said a government official. +Extradition remains a problem, however, because of the deeply rooted belief that an Irish nationalist will not get fair treatment from the British. +Ministers could, for example, take the Magnox stations off Nuclear Electric's hands and free it to enter the private sector unburdened by past liabilities. +During his recent trip to New York, Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev called for an international peace conference on Afghanistan and a cease-fire. +Though they expressed annoyance, U.S. and British officials said the French position won't weaken the alliance or affect military operations. +Donald Ratajczak, a Georgia State University economist, calculates that every $6.25 increase in the price of a barrel of oil adds a full percentage point to the CPI. +A special show opening April 29 and running through the summer will feature photographs, documents and other exhibits focusing on the 25 years Chaplin spent in the Vevey region. +The board, which is considering spinning off its Pan American World Airways unit, which would then merge with Dallas-based Braniff Inc., didn't announce any action. +"We just have more attractive investment opportunities elsewhere," a company spokesman in London said. +Wherever possible the redress must be neutral to the overall budget. +The flight, commanded by Air Force Col. Frederick C. Gregory, is the fifth shuttle flight dedicated solely to the Defense Department. +"When I'm not on maternity leave, I park downtown every day," she said. "Let somebody else deal with it today." Parking cashier Chris Elliott said the service was believed to be only the second in the country for downtown shoppers. +In 1983, the Pentagon announced that an out-of-control, radioactive Soviet spy satellite had plunged to fiery destruction in the atmosphere over the Indian Ocean. +The newfound unity between the IBEW and CWA gives the unions improved leverage in the talks "because now if you have a strike it will be a total shutdown," says Bahr. +Young asked GEC and Siemens for assurances as soon as possible and said the proposed acquisition shouldn't proceed until they are received. +Besides, adds Mr. Cusimano, now a restaurateur, modern octopus-hurlers don't know enough to cook the animals before they throw them. +Today, the Jordan keeps on rolling, a symbol of how Arab and Jew live side by side, while remaining entirely separate. +The eight domestic auto makers saw sales of North American-made cars rise in the first 10 days of May to 204,270 cars, a 35.2% increase from the 151,131 sold in the year-earlier period. +One goal for the university team was to create designs that suit both religious and recreational activities at Sarnath and would cut down conflicts between the two. +In a congratulatory message sent to Miss Steloff on her 100th birthday, writer John Updike wrote, "The Gotham Book Mart is my favorite bookstore in North America." Miss Steloff was born and reared in Saratoga Springs. +At stake is the commission's power to prevent public utilities from passing on to consumers allegedly inflated costs of buying coal, and possibly other goods and services, from utility subsidiaries. +At least 52 F-117As have been delivered. +Taiwan is liberalizing, with President Chiang trying to open up Taiwan politics while preserving the principles of the old Nationalist Constitution. +Under the accord signed April 14, the Kremlin agreed to withdraw its soldiers in exchange for a pledge by Pakistan and the United States not to meddle in Afghanistan's affairs. +Launch was 8:37 a.m., delayed about 40 minutes by ground fog. +The company said it has been publishing Mr. Yamagata's work since 1981. +But so far, he said, he hasn't noticed any effect on business and doesn't expect any. +They are taking you for a fool. +I don't want to be reacting against other people's views." In "A Turn in the South" Naipaul writes that this will be his last travel theme book. +It is the kind of music, like Mozart, that one feels there's not an extra note. +The question, increasingly, is whether German monetary policy is even appropriate for Germany. Last but not least, there is Japan, whose economy has been going sideways since early-1992. +Artists and affluent commuters live in the little town about 16 miles north of Bremen, with its quaint old stone homes and tree-lined streets. +The official wouldn't say if the trials for Mr. Bakker and former top associate Richard Dortch, who were also indicted by the grand jury, have been set. +Par, a generic-drug concern under federal investigation, also reiterated its commitment to the requirements of good manufacturing practices and compliance with its approved product applications. +The dollar vacillated in a narrow range in sluggish foreign exchange transactions, reflecting what brokers called the lack of economic news and a typical trading slowdown at month's end. +That's because they have to continue working off more expensive stocks acquired earlier and because they aren't sure if this market has actually bottomed out," the dealer said. +TNT said Ansett Transport Industries Ltd., its joint venture with Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., was unprofitable as a result of the effects of airline deregulation and the weak Australian economy. +The report said April's price rise to 8.98 cents a pound resulted from the Chernobyl nuclear accident and crop difficulties in Cuba and China, and discouraged growers from cutting production. +As it has already gained a solid position on Israel's northern flank, in Lebanon, it should be obliged to wait until it resembles more an ordinary state seeking normal relations than it does a cat hunting a bird. +Traffic on the highway was rerouted for several hours as Federal Aviation Administration officials began an investigation and crews cleaned up debris. +His daughter Roseana is expected to win the race for governor in October. Mr Gastao Dias Vieira, a local politician critical of the ruling classes says attempts to modernise the state have failed because of the elite's grip on power. +While Stefan had devoted his life to collecting documents about it, Jan had written a doctoral thesis about its sociological development. As his potter's wheel whirred, Jan confirmed that the police station had been the synagogue before the war. +The company also plans to increase the percentage of parts it purchases from American producers from 60 percent to 75 percent by 1991. +Janacek's fifth opera returns to London after a gap of nine years, in a brand-new English National Opera production - the second such to be mounted by the company in its tenure at the Coliseum. +A source close to last night's talks, who declined to be identified, said that "a settlement is in sight." +One of the merits of a plan that has been proposed by British Chancellor of the Exchequer John Major is that it recognizes the importance of public confidence. +All three major networks are devising ways to offer original programming instead of reruns in the fall, should the strike continue. +Many members of Congress have resented the budget negotiations of the past few years, arguing that they end up freezing most lawmakers out of the fiscal process. +"It's a superb fit with our franchise, and it would strengthen us in strategic markets," says Russell Page, NCNB's senior vice president of corporate communications. +Loans to the parent will be repaid with cash from January's Pounds 45m rights issue and property sales. +Cause of the crash was not immediately known. +It also has trucking and real estate units. +It is also unclear if lifting the tourism restrictions will make a marked difference. +In London, the British pound was quoted at $1.6895, compared with $1.6915 late Tuesday. +For example, global depositary receipts are now being offered by Indian companies at substantial discounts. The lull during the summer has 'taken the froth off the market,' according to one investment banker. +Bond Brewing is a unit of Bond Corp. +The math model suggests that altruism and monogamy "are a good combination that produces a situation where the individuals who carry this combination have more offspring," said Feldman in a telephone interview. +Drexel senior vice-president Lawrence Post says the amount of high yield bonds sold publicly shrank from $3.2 billion in December to $800 million in January. +There was no connection between the meeting and the agency's decision to end its probe of high-risk investments made by the subsidiary, Riegle said last month. +After only six weeks, the show is the top-rated on the Fox lineup. +At midmorning in Tokyo Tuesday, the dollar was trading at about 159.03 yen, off from 159.10 yen at the opening and down from Monday's Tokyo close of 159.95 yen. +In a 90-minute speech, the foreign minister said Pakistan was as vulnerable to rocket attacks as Afghanistan, which has been bombarded by rockets transported across the Afghan-Pakistan border. +She said Britain need not fear a mass influx. +About 30 people spent the night at the high school in High Island, a lightly populated fishing and resort community midway between Port Arthur and Galveston. +"We wanted the pieces faster and tighter," says one person close to the project. +It's a world where life-threatening hazards are as ubiquitous as gravitational pull, where Emmet senses "a danger everywhere, one for every second he was alive." +The employment figures, released each month by the Labor Department, often contain major surprises. +More than 120,000 people crammed shoulder-to-shoulder into the country's largest stadium Tuesday to greet the man revered by most South African blacks as their leader. +Pentland officials couldn't be reached for comment. +Mumford was co-founder of the Regional Planning Association of America and served on the staff of the New York Housing and Regional Planning Commission. +Recently Mr. Kivell, managing director of broadcast operations planning for NBC, wrote American Airlines a 500-word letter complaining about a cross-country flight. +At the meeting, the ministry urged the companies to import more in order to narrow the trade surplus, which was $76.02 billion in the year ended March 31, and asked them to specify how they would do so. +Polls also indicate that the general public and students oppose longer school days, he said. +Though every Japanese word could be written in those two scripts, there is also kanji, or Chinese-style characters. +He said the department's lawyers have told him he could not stop that change, although he intends to try. +Recent reports of juice movements haven't been encouraging, he noted. +"We don't want to catch the British disease," he warns. +Carr Kitcat & Aitken was one house advising a 'sell' on the back of the large proportion of profits - around 67 per cent and 61 per cent respectively - each company takes out of Germany. +The move is bipartisan, but Democrats hope to make the need for selected regulation an issue in next year's presidential campaign. +Fees inflation has dipped slightly in recent years, but still runs ahead of retail price inflation. Various analyses of independent schools in recent years have made it clear that you get what you pay for. +Bangkok newspapers, which had predicted the move, said Chatichai had received assurances beforehand from the major parties of his seven-party coalition of support to become prime minister again. +An earlier edition incorrectly said Computer Entry had accepted the offer. +The price component of the Philadelphia index was weaker than market expectations. +The first sale will be SME, IRI's food production, retailing and catering operation. +Mr Achille Occhetto, the PDS leader, is trying to persuade the centre to join him in a 'stop Berlusconi' campaign. +This year's total is swollen by $31.1 billion leaving heavily indebted nations such as Argentina and Nigeria, the bank said in an assessment issued Sunday. +Big B gained 1 5/8 to 9 3/8 after reporting fourth-quarter net income of 33 cents a share, compared with 11 cents last year. +Augmentation systems also use two channels, but use the second channel to provide a signal that, when combined in the TV set with the regular signal on the first channel, yields the high-definition picture. +Police said Zhang hijacked the plane on Dec. 16, threatening to blow it up with a bomb he did not actually have. +Weeks ago, researchers took white cells from some of the 4-year-old's blood and began growing them in tissue culture. +Los Angeles County Museum of Art: 5905 Wilshire Boulevard, Feb. 17-May 12. (213) 857-6000. +The council is a New York-based group frequently supported by industry. +Maxwell also appears determined to get a foothold in the U.S. publishing industry. +Police had no immediate report on casualties, but have given the total in previous action as 81 people killed and 253 wounded, most of them civilians. +The answer to this question hangs in the balance today as the Iran-contra hearings begin. +At the Capitol for a meeting, Ritchie said Truman stood at the door of the chamber where he previously served, but decided not to go in. +Several new product ideas from the Hostess session may land on grocery shelves by next year, Hostess says. +Not the usual fare for conservative rallies. +"The fifth passenger said he had had his fill of flying for the day," said Bowman. +Customers can select from up to 2,500 songs. +One might think, with so many watchdog groups, that simpler environmental problems would have been solved long ago. +Dunbar has testified that he couldn't remember. +Representatives didn't return phone calls seeking comment, but a Southdown spokesman said the family recently expressed interest in selling the shares. +Although Mr. Smith said the company doesn't forecast earnings, he said the majority of analysts' earnings estimates fall in the range of $1.90 and $2 a share for the year, which he termed "reasonable." +"It's going to be a tall ticket," predicted Rep. Jim Leach of Iowa, a reference to the 6-foot-7 Simpson. +The total cost of implementing the technology in Maryland's district courts will be approximately $1.6 million, Mr. Demme says. +Mr. Sarney's quick response indicated that he feels strengthened following a recent vote granting him a five-year mandate, and that his commitment to Messrs. +At a dairy in the West German village of Remels, a spigot fills another 55-pound container of butter every few seconds. +Lazard Brothers have been appointed financial advisers and Noble & Company will be co-sponsors. +Diplomatic sources said it was unlikely a statement on the progress of the talks would be issued before the meeting ends Tuesday. +But it was viewed later as a sign that interest rates could decline precipitously and inflation could surge anew _ a good reason to sell. +The Las Vegas-based casino operator said its lawyers decided regulators probably couldn't allow the changes the company had proposed. +Earlier this month, the White House dropped its opposition to the international fund to help poor nations phase out ozone-depleting chemicals. +The most anticipated release this side of Bruce Springsteen's five-album live set may well be the White House Domestic Policy Council's draft report on welfare reform. +He said that other locals also took strike-authorization votes, but that he wasn't certain of the results. +The closely held company is still paying down big debts rolled up in a 1986 management-led buyout and faces grim predictions for the Christmas shopping season. +She recognized them all. +East Germany would then hold elections in October to create five state governments, to match the West German state government system. +Mrs. Fleming's husband was sentenced to 375 years in prison and fined $730,000 after a lengthy 1984 trial. +"It was exciting because you were dealing with senior management. +"He came in quietly," said student Eric Chavarie, who was among the men ordered out of that classroom. "And he told us to stop what we were doing. +One of the two Israeli crewmen, Yossi Shochat, said he believed too many sailors were crowded into the boat's stern. +Millionaire industrialist Armand Hammer has apparently ended an effort to collect $760,000 from the estate of his brother. +The Jordanian monarch, who has offered to attend a conference in a joint delegation with Palestinians, said that "the only alternative is disaster" for the entire region. +That pattern continued into college, where Brown was the only black in the class of 1962 at Middlebury College in Vermont. +The blue-and-white Kuwait Airlines Boeing 747, hijacked April 5, faces north toward the main terminal and control tower about 400 yards away. +The sumo wrestlers, dressed in silk robes, added their names Monday to registries to wish Hirohito well. +Thanks to Simon, New England Telephone Co. on Oct. 19 will eliminate toll charges for calls between neighboring exchanges and reduce rates for other in-state calls. +The company has cut its payroll by 500 in the past two years, and overall costs were down 4 per cent. Mr Peter Chapman, finance director, said gearing had been reduced to virtually zero, with a resulting fall in interest charges. +The resulting high real interest rates on cash raise the government's interest expense and reduce taxable profits. +The total return for the 12 months ended Sept. 30 was 11.58%, according to Lipper Analytical Services, comfortably above the 11.14% average for all short-term government funds and nearly twice what money funds were yielding. +For many people, surfing evokes a time when having fun seemed more important than pursuing ambition. +Those three plays are part of a cycle of 10 works Wilson is writing about the black experience during each decade of the 20th century. +Mr. Andrews ate rancid mutton fat and drank mare's milk in the Gobi with the best and worst of them. +In the six months since it decided to start making direct investments in private placements, the $20 billion Pennsylvania Public School Employees Retirement System has put $175 million into three private deals. +Sen. Al Gore, D-Tenn., suggested at the hearings that NASA had not maintained a good system of quality control and was more interested in getting funds for new projects than efficiently completing projects already underway. +An agreement by OPEC oil ministers Friday to restrain crude production had little effect on wholesale prices, but some experts said motorists could feel pinched at the pumps by early 1991 if the cartel sticks with the pact. +A touch of regulation is needed, no more. Capitalism? +"We oppose illegal cutting and are not opposed to control over the cutting of vegetation," he said, but added that allowing vegetation to grow indiscriminately could pose a distraction to drivers straining to read ads or other signs. +He joined the Knight organization three years later, and moved up to vice president and general manager of the Herald, before becoming president in 1969. +Salomon hired Coopers & Lybrand to suggest ways the firm can better police itself. +THE volume of Czech and Slovak steel imported into the EC will be allowed to rise by about 36 per cent this year, compared with 1991 figures. +About half of those who collect taxes and utility payments continue to work to make sure the government will have the revenues needed to pay them. +Some investment managers believe Tokyo's recent authorization of foreign-managed investment trusts in Japan may signal progress toward sales of Luxembourg-registered mutual funds. +"Retaining the state of emergency in Natal can only worsen the conflict, not resolve it," the federation said. +The management group considering a possible leveraged buy-out of the tobacco company for about $75 a share ended its discussions with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, which late yesterday launched a $90-a-share buy-out bid. +Other factors include poor nutritional status, close-together pregnancies and higher rates of unwanted births, the CDC said. +On Thursday, the majority leader of the Philippine Senate demanded that the United States "clear the air" about Maglio. +Zech said the staff review stems from a December classified report by the National Security Council, but Gejdenson contended the move was a response to his investigation. +The Cecil County Humane Society said it had no legal grounds to challenge the act, saying nothing in state law prohibits it. +Performers read from Pessoa's works, acted out skitguages including Chinese, Japanese, Bulgarian, and Estonian. +Even without improved profits or a capital infusion, Chemical merged with either Manufacturers Hanover or Bank of New York would rank eighth in stock-market valuation among bank holding companies, according to SNL Securities. +This may raise the 'going rate', and so push up costs and prices in less exposed parts of the economy, especially in the service industries. +The U.S. needs to reap the benefit of this type of response before it tries to go on the PPP diet. +Meanwhile, a scientist in Miami said the number of dolphin deaths in the Gulf of Mexico this winter is running about three times normal. +He also paid $3,200 for damages to Bangkok's Oriental Hotel and $6,000 for damages to the Royal Orchid Sheraton in Bangkok, according to Chanis and a spokesman for the Oriental. +The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission joined in the lawsuit. +In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Gould said it holds 523,800 common shares, including 42,300 bought Nov. 3 to yesterday for $15.78 to $16.50 each. +Few policies had protection against inflation, which can seriously erode the value of the policy over time. +Soon after taking the job, he gave a speech encouraging self-regulation by industries and professions. +But despite some progress, many of these efforts have run into all sorts of obstacles. +And since in recent years his work has tended to be increasingly decorative, a chronological arrangement was apparently thought to be too risky. +"There's still a great deal of shock," Ms. McMahon said. +Companies affiliated with Mr. Engle hold 82% of Sunstates' voting power, according to Paul H. Allbritton Jr., executive vice prsident of Sunstates. +After nine years at MEA, Ms. Allam has particularly enjoyed her work since last summer, when most militias agreed to withdraw from Beirut and reunite the long-divided city. +Indeed, the Monetary Institute wins praise from some quarters. +But today Bush was not optimistic about bagging any quail because of the gusting winds and overcast skies that threatened rain, he said. +The 74,000 job losses - many of them white-collar - at General Motors make up one of the most recent examples. +But when he crosses the border into Turkey, he makes assumptions which are either untrue or out of date. The latter is certainly the case where he talks of Turkey aspiring to membership of the European Union. +Also asked to participate in the meeting were associations representing the prescription and over-the-counter drug industries. Also likely to attend are officials of the Federal Trade Commission, which oversees advertising of over-the-counter drugs. +Doing so won't necessarily put an executive in the minimum tax, but the difference between the exercise price and the stock's fair market value when it was purchased is a preference item. +Business inventories rose 0.5 percent in February while sales plunged 0.9 percent in their steepest decline in more than two years, the government said. +He picked up the idea of a popular vote from Tony Benn, and for a while the referendum in 1975 seemed to have settled the issue once and for all. +The year-ago period included a $79 million gain from the sale of Transamerica's aircraft and equipment by the company's discontinued air-travel operation. +And Mr. Seitz decided new blood was needed in research and national sales. +A close adviser to Mikhail S. Gorbachev headed for Iraq today on a special Middle East mission, leaving just hours after Secretary of State James A. Baker III said there was growing world support for a military strike against Iraq. +The surveys were conducted as part of the statistics center's Hispanic Health and Nutrition Examination Survey between 1982-84. +Duration is expressed in years; the more years, the more volatile the bond. +The DDG-51, the nation's newest warship, is 18 months behind schedule and snarled by millions of dollars of cost overruns. +The companies said they entered a cross-license for technology previously exchanged. +He has been confined at Rainier School for the retarded; Western State Hospital, a mental institution, and the Washington Corrections Center, but the jury was barred from hearing of his background. +Mr. Lorelli says he believes the vigor of Coke's response is due to "fear and the threat of somebody attacking the crown jewels." +It's going to put them out of business." Even so, publishers can't seem to shake their fixation on pumping up ad pages, no matter what the cost. +Sharpe & Fisher, the Cheltenham-based building supplies concern, has purchased Gammon & Smith of Petersfield for Pounds 447,000 cash. +The panel cited statistics showing that the country has an overall dropout rate of 25 percent, with rates for blacks hitting 40 percent and for Hispanics exceeding 50 percent. +The Politburo met Wednesday to discuss personnel changes and there was speculation that Vasil Bilak, long in charge of the ideology portfolio, also would retire. +Safeguards to prevent the innocent being pressurised into pleading guilty is the other main concern. Among defence solicitors in white collar crime, opinions vary on how great a danger this would present. +National Rifle Association lobbyist Wayne LaPierre met with Bush's chief of staff, John Sununu, on Thursday. +The high court, in an unsigned opinion, said federal courts have authority to decide whether Mark Edwin Cook's 30-year-old conviction was used unfairly to stiffen prison sentences he received for more recent crimes. +Northstar last year bought 85 per cent of Richmond's interest in a Russian joint venture to enhance production in a Siberian oil field. +Paul Volcker was a Democrat, but an almost inactive Democrat. +The company has been plagued with losses. +"It was my wife Ginny's idea. +Maybe we should have paid Dollars 5bn for it.' You must be seen as a busybody by a lot of the people there. 'I wouldn't say busybody. +The Rev. Tran Dinh Thu, who is 81 years old, has been sentenced to life in prison after his conviction of printing propaganda and training dissidents in his Ho Chi Minh City church. +Here the figure of the artist is nearly transparent and seems to be disappearing before our very eyes, evoking melancholy and loss. +"I said, `Look, it's real simple. +Executed in Utah by injection on June 10. +The Supreme Court has boosted a bid by the nation's seven regional telephone companies to enter the multibillion dollar industry of providing electronic information services to homes and businesses. +Volume on the Big Board averaged 200 million shares a day, against 151.58 million the wek before. +The No. 2 auto maker already has asked its parts suppliers to cut their prices. +While in the hospital, the comedian was deluged with thousands of cards, letters, flowers and phone calls from fans as far away as Australia and Europe. +Actually, the funds do fluctuate, but beyond the third decimal place. +Consumer spending rose a strong 1% in June, a sign that consumers are continuing to fuel economic growth but also that inflation may pick up steam. +Analysts' average estimate for the soybean crop was closer to the mark, exceeding the actual figure by only about seven million bushels, he said. +"Since the SEC has some well-established problems in regulating its own house, why in the world should we expand your authority?" asked Rep. David Nagle (D., Iowa). +Autopsy results were not expected before today, he said. +He said: "The (uprising) will continue until the Israelis evacuate our homeland." Neither side was precise about what proposals may have been made with regard to the territories or specific areas discussed. +"He is fond of pancakes and had made himself some to eat downstairs," Lady Oxford, who was uninjured, told London's Evening Standard. +Whitley, who had three No. 1 records in the past eight months, died Tuesday. +"Here," he says, "there's 100 years of history" and managers are highquality; "They don't need a tough CEO to get people out to the stores." +An SEC spokesman said that under a 1989 agreement with First Investors, Mr. Bayse has returned to the company the $54,700 net profit generated by his undisclosed trading and $588,000, the value of his MacPherson stake. +But its core businesses are mature at best, and in permanent decline at worst. +It would seem that real work is left to a small number of dedicated - and very harassed-looking - staff on the top floor. +A person at Mr. Koehler's home yesterday said the communications director wasn't available to discuss the matter. +Rep. Coelho, the third-ranking Democrat in the House, awoke in the morning with a cold and a firm conviction: "I don't want to do this again." +Judges are appointed for life. +The statement also said Northview "intends to cooperate fully" with the SEC's continuing investigation of Mr. Boesky's trading activities. +Seventy-five judges have been killed in Colombia in the last 12 years. +It was not known if any foreigners were among the dead. +Apparently the only state with a law on the rights of embryos is Louisiana, which says they are entitled to the full protection of the law and cannot be owned or destroyed. +Those papers, scrupulously translated, rest largely unread. +I loved it when I wiped out on a skateboard. +"I wouldn't assign it a high priority in terms of its contribution to an unbelievable event. +Sheilah Graham, the legendary Hollywood gossip columnist who with Louella Parsons and Hedda Hopper formed what came to be known as the "Unholy Trio," has died in a hospital here. +The arrests came after the Barberton Teachers Association rejected the school board's latest contract offer at a meeting Sunday night. +Corporate and municipal bonds also slumped in subdued trading. +Bankers said Eurotunnel would offer several incentives to woo private investors, including discounts on trips through the tunnel and an option to buy more shares between 1990 and 1992. +The Next is Jobs' first product since he left Apple Computer Inc., which he co-founded in the 1970s in a garage. +"The exploratory surgery allowed (doctors) to go inside and make sure the suture lines are healing right and to see how the organs are healing," Ms. Cardillo said. "The organs are functioning. +The authors said this provides a number of advantages, including a significant weight saving, as the turret on current main battle tanks can weight 20 tons. +And I've worked with the citizens of my state _ worked hard to create hundreds of thousands of new jobs _ and I mean good jobs, jobs you can raise a family on, jobs you can build a future on, jobs you can count on. ... +Egypt expects Secretary of State James A. Baker III to meet with Egyptian and Israeli officials in Europe next week to discuss Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, a government source said Saturday. +Alaska is demanding $320 million in that case, Greenstein said. +'The only time it is at all busy is at the weekends.' Alex McMillan, general manager of The Oxfordshire, worked for Nitto Kogyo in Japan. +Practitioners serve what can be recognised as an apprenticeship for an agreed period to reach agreed goals. +Patrick J. Gilligan, Valley president, said the company will "vigorously contest" the accusation. +He testified that Bakker placed great demands on him and put no limits on how much money he could spend. +Local newspapers carried front page stories and pictures of the statue. +The statement comes amid signs that students in Seoul are preparing to hold demonstrations against the US, which they criticise for aggravating tensions in Korea. +It has electrical properties that are expected to be ideal for high-speed advanced generation computers and other high technology needs of the 21st century. +"Now, we're telling SMH," he says. +I don't have kids, but I hope to be the kind of parent she is. +These would be enacted in a supplementary budget of public works spending and possible tax cuts, due by October, which could inject Y5,000bn (Pounds 20.6bn) to Y8,000bn into the economy. +Mr. Poehl implicitly criticized U.S. economic policy. +The Air Force recommended a fleet of 65 B-2 stealth bombers, rather than the 132 radar-evading planes originally sought, the newspaper reported. +In addition to 2.9 percent financing, which is good only on two-year loans, GM said it was offering cash rebates ranging from $300 to $1,500, depending on model. +To paraphrase the argument in economists' language, all money is indeed fungible, but different constraints on resources can cause different "shadow" prices on income received from the different sources. +"Once all his hair grows back the defect will be hardly noticeable," Skow said. +But despite these ideological and geopolitical changes, the FMLN remains as committed to its Marxist revolutionary project as to resisting the Salvadoran military's tyranny. +"We didn't have Brokaw there. +Eric Johnson said he was pleased the company would continue to be controlled by the family and said he looked forward to completion of an internal reorganization begun 18 months ago. +Hazelwood was acquitted in Anchorage Superior court of charges of operating a vessel while under the influence of alcohol and felony criminal mischief. +Pressure to expand jobless benefits has been building among Democrats all year. +But NASA said the countdown has 37 hours of hold time built into it to allow for such contingencies. +To an extent, Canadians themselves are to blame for the rampant Americanization because they succumb to U.S. attractions. +Kingfisher Creek was expected to rise as much as 4 feet above flood stage today, said police dispatcher Lois Darling. +About two hours before yesterday's crash, the National Weather Service in Colorado Springs issued its first high wind warning for the area since January, according to James Hall, a meteorological technician observer in Colorado Springs. +Market specialists said the bonds were generously priced at 57 basis points, or 0.57 of a percentage point, above the comparable U.S. Treasury note and were the right maturity to lure investors. +John Shad, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, predicted that the agency will wrap up a batch of insider-trading cases of "major proportions" by late spring. +The Orcofi investment group said it wants to buy the shares from the French subsidiary of the British bank Midland, with the goal of jointly controlling Lanvin with the L'Oreal SA cosmetics firm. +In January, Dutch trade was in balance. +But IBM said in a statement that "in the request for proposals, the government said it did not want to overspend to achieve slightly superior technical features." +The Brazilian Society of Physics recently said the Aramar Center is now capable of processing uranium for an atomic bomb, and it warned in a report to Congress about increasing militarization of the country's nuclear program. +Police alleged that in his final interview, he told an officer, "You ain't got enough evidence. +University officials say the special treatment of Rushton's lectures is necessary to avoid disturbances, even violence, by some elements on the campus at London, Ontario. +From atop his mammoth crane, Jan de Jong lifts a 25-ton container from a freighter with a fiddle of his joystick, punches a code on a computer screen and delivers the cargo to a railway car 200 yards away. +It quoted him as warning of subversion from "international and domestic hostile forces" that seek to destroy the communist system and overthrow the party leadership. +Police said the Syrian-Christian artillery duels intensified in the afternoon as shells rained on Beirut's Moslem and Christian sections. +Worried about softness in consumer spending, this past year retailers poured on the promotions, many offering big pre-Christmas bargains. +In 1992, the requirement will be expanded to include minivans. +James B. Holderman, 54, who has headed the 40,000-student state university since 1977, will step down on July 1. +Janet Norwood, commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, warned that the employment figures during the summer months are very volatile because of students entering the work force. +But "TCASII" is the latest acronym in aviation safety. +Ms. Harwood uses the suit only for emergencies, but she never patrols without her "Dazer," a pocket-sized weapon designed to startle dogs with a high-frequency squeal. +Among the bad loans on its books: a $5.3 million loan to Woonsocket developers for an 88-unit Florida condominium project. +A translator who tries that gets rejected. +His father, who founded the company in the 1950s, is having trouble getting used to the new ways of doing business. +The end of an era is looming for the only Christians in the overwhelmingly Moslem Middle East to have controlled a state since the Crusaders in the Middle Ages. +The organization is now known as USA Basketball. +At least 300,000 farmers depend on coca cultivation and cocaine production for a livelihood. +The yen rose instead, creating a paper loss that in October exceeded $40,000 for the position. +However, it is important that Dr. Baxter's contributions to medical science and the commercial success of Baxter be properly recognized. +In a 1980 survey conducted by the group, 38.7 percent of the respondents said they never drink wine. +By late July, Woman's Day had not been sold, and Hachette had been forced to knock down its price to under $175 million from more than $200 million. +The new Parliament has asked the man likely to lead East Germany into unification with West Germany to form a democratic government for the nation raised on Communism. +Americans love peanut butter. +And small corporations underpaid federal income taxes by about $5.2 billion, accounting for about 6% of the tax gap in 1987. +Two-thirds of Sears's sales come from big-ticket items such as washers and couches. +The FBI has declined to comment on the matter. +"If they hustle for a person _ he's a runner or a hit man _ he's getting a gun to carry out the orders the man has given him," Detra, whose last name was not revealed, told the House Select Committee on Children, Youth and Families. +Nearly 65,000 people have died in the 8-year-old war, the majority of them civilians, according to human rights organizations. +The dollar recovered Monday in lackluster trading, finishing mixed against foreign currencies after opening the session in Asia at a three-month low against the Japanese yen. +The experts come from the Defense Agency, the coast guard, the Environmental Agency and the fisheries authority. +Bush also on Friday signed the Excellence in Mathematics, Science and Engineering Education Act to establish a variety of fellowships, training programs and grants to foster and improve education in those fields. +Bluefield sits on southern West Virginia's border with Virginia. +The T-shirts are produced by a group of about 60 punk rock musicians and fans, who say they got into the business after they were arrested for putting up posters with the "Meese is a Pig" slogan in places where no posting is allowed. +The internal EPA study on environmental risks, first reported in the New York Times, is based on subjective judgments by 75 top agency staff members. +Some masked marchers hurled pieces of pavement at the windows of a bank, said a police spokesman, who spoke on condition of anonymity. +Exports also have helped somewhat in steadying demand as the domestic slump has worsened and accounted for about a third of orders in the last quarter of 1991. US domestic orders have increased year-on-year every month since last November. +In 1957, Ford Motor Co. began selling its ill-fated Edsel, a medium-priced luxury car that proved so unpopular, it was taken off the market in 1959. +But that is only the beginning of a stream of financial commitments and construction milestones which Qatar must meet in coming years. The first hurdle is the financing of Qatar Gas, the first of the two projects. +Phibro's fortunes slipped a bit in 1990's first half, and its earnings typically are extremely volatile. +"It's like watching a game live, compared with listening to it on the radio or calling in for scores," he says. +Prosecutors have said they have circumstantial evidence against him but they need further evidence to file charges. +Yergin concludes that Japan's main focus in the Asia campaigns was to secure access to the oil fields of Borneo and the Dutch East Indies, now Indonesia. +L.A. Gear said the fourth-quarter loss results from its efforts to move slower-moving styles out of its inventory, coupled with significant increases in the volume of its less-profitable international business. +This is such an instance." +At its core, the novel twines a love story and a blood feud against the backdrop of a sprawling, deadlocked war. +The settlement was reached Tuesday by Finance Minister Emilio Colombo and union leaders. +But nobody wanted to use it and the staff was put on a week-on, week-off schedule. +Moreland, who is the second candidate for citywide office to acknowledge failure to file taxes, was quoted as saying he believes his actions "put me in a better position to achieve the goal of statehood. +The latter two Batmans would never be mistaken for matinee idols. +Oleske doesn't think she'll ever catch up to her sister. +Two days after the airport seizure, the government announced it had met the soldiers' demands. +"Fundamentally, the economy is quite strong," said Helen Hotchkiss, a senior economist at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. +But the main classes of shares are: stepped preference, zero dividend, income and capital. The stepped preference shares are entitled to a 5 per cent increase in dividend and asset backing per year. +Nussbaum later asked, referring to Hersh's contention that government sources had identified Desai as a paid informant. +It would be an appropriate rejoinder to Teddy Kennedy's taunt, "Where was George?" +The Labor Department said recent job growth has been particularly strong in the administrative and management areas, accounting for more than one-third of the growth of 3 million jobs in total civilian employment over the last year. +Last month the academy toughened its rules so any midshipman found guilty of physical abuse of a plebe will be expelled. Previously midshipmen were expelled for the more narrowly defined hazing. +The announcement was seen as underlining Avis Inc.'s desire for a foothold in Europe before 1992, when the 12 nations of The European Economic Community are to drop their trade barriers. +I finally got it. +Lots of the guys here attempt long-range jump shots, or "the J," whereas in more downtrodden parts of the inner city, respect is earned solely by sinking an inside basket through a thicket of arms and torsos. +From electricity consumption to cement sales, Cebu's growth indicators outshine the nation's. +The cost of setting up as a tour operator is low and the temptation to cut prices is ever-present. +Long-established companies or start-up entrepreneurs hoping to use booming markets to raise capital for future growth are being forced to reconsider. +Meet Evan Llewellyn Evans, boss of Beautee Soap, and advertising's answer to Charles Foster Kane. +The 87-year-old monarch vomited blood Sept. 19 and has since suffered from bleeding near his upper intestine, where doctors performed a bypass operation last year. +Morning winds in Juneau gusted to 60 mph. +In the bulls' view, this single-country, publicly traded stock fund is poised for a takeoff on the heels of an expected surge in the slumbering South Korean stock market. +Yet unemployment among baby busters remains relatively high. +The earnings per share for the second quarter results 1999 released by ADVA AG Optical Networking this morning were incorrectly stated. +"We favor advertising on television because it has been shown to lower prices by increasing competition," says Deborah Chalfie, a spokeswoman for Halt, a legal consumer advocacy group. +Scotland and Northern Ireland each have different arrangements for business rates. +If an investor buys 100 shares of Pennzoil and 500 of Texaco, he probably will come out ahead, no matter what the final result. +Other companies are in special situations that are dramatically affected by the war. +The Senate Rules Committee approved a bill that would limit spending for Senate campaigns and partially finance congressional elections with tax dollars. +This fact is disturbing In one particular way. +Some 300 more are to be freed later this month. +The beast, they say, might have changed its habits. +Officers on duty Sunday said they had no further information. +Aside from the question of Mr. Trudeau's inker-who-gets-no-byline, there is these days discussion of the satire itself. +China is the main backer of the Khmer Rouge and other resistance factions fighting Vietnamese troops and the forces of the Phnom Penh government. +While she moves ahead in her career at a hectic pace, Dayne said she doesn't have time for a serious relationship. +Lawyers on both sides noted the irony of Mahoney's being convicted of a more serious offense for the burn injuries than for the deaths. +In recent days, anticipation of the report has put pressure on summer and fall contracts, but wet weather conditions in the western part of the Corn Belt has slowed the movement of hogs to market, tightening supplies and boosting the April contract. +It had a net loss of $600 million for the nine months ended Sept. 30. +The operation _ nicknamed "Celebrity Airline" because it carried rock stars, politicians and other well-known passengers _ came under intense scrutiny during a two-day congressional hearing that ended Wednesday. +"The correction of the past two days was exacerbated because a lot of Mays overstayed their welcome," said Mr. Nikkhah. +I hope that is going to sink in to all of Europe and the whole world." The Southern Baptist Home Mission Board, criticized for withdrawing co-sponsorship of an annual Christian-Jewish workshop, says it intends to continue dialogue with Jews. +If there is one place where this man, who offers himself as a visionary for a better world, can learn about the American way, it is in the Midwest. +'Pay and conditions in the union are comparable and in many cases better than those found in similar organisations,' he said. +They didn't change, but other photographs did. +OAU Secretary-general Ide Oumarou of Niger said Africa's economic problems have weakened the organization's impact. +The services have come to depend on reserve forces for a wide variety of military missions. +The result is substantial uniformity of all provincial insurance plans in the case of Canada and of insurers in the case of Germany, so that the systems in those countries are almost as much national systems as Britain's National Health Service. +He was invited to Chile by two local social research institutions. +In the past three years, per-share earnings have posted annual increases, he added. +The Pentagon had planned to spend $25.9 billion on 663 Ospreys, including $1.3 billion in 1990. +But while the pressure to accept the Beltway-consensus panel's recommendations will be tremendous, the next president need not be cornered into raising taxes. +You need only answer the 96 indicator questions and you will have your type. +A smaller unit, Executive Life Insurance Co. of New York, has been seized by regulators in that state. +It can cause pneumonia and is sometimes fatal. +The latest announcement by the official Saudi Press Agency left a good deal of confusion. +Though both companies welcomed the rulings, the department's action nonetheless left unclear whether it intends to ease its hard line on exemptions from semifinished-steel quotas. +It isn't easy to produce entertaining ads year in and year out. +Carmina's recovery has been eased by a bounty of toys she received from the public after the ordeal, hospital officials said. +Monday's first-section volume was estimated at 130 million shares, down from 214.4 million shares on Friday. +For Gen Rutskoi, a Russian, a decorated Afghan veteran and an obvious patriot, there will be more. +As well as not minding tours, she says, "I'm an actor who doesn't mind long runs. +New York-based United Capital, which holds about 12.6 percent of General Development common stock, is also seeking the ouster of six directors and has offered a proxy slate, including United Capital President Attilio Petrocelli. +Britain and France froze Kuwaiti assets to keep the country's new Iraqi-installed government from seizing them. +Otherwise, he leaves me alone. +The electronics and defense equipment concern said first-quarter consolidated revenue fell 7.4% to 7.56 billion francs ($1.29 billion). +Among the friends and relatives waiting to greet the returning fliers were Loretta and Clyde Smith of Natrona Heights, Penn., along with six relatives and a large banner reading "Welcome Home Shawn," to greet their son, Lt. +For years, they have been the fiefdoms of a handful of carriers whose fares seemed to defy gravity. +Libyan officials said 78 people on the plane were killed. +Licari then told him to send blank invoices that he would fill out in New York and Ashkenazie could keep his own records, he said. +He does, however, own 27% of Entertainment Marketing's shares and 100,000 Crazy Eddie shares. +The new policy raises the maximum weight level to 151 pounds. +Saudi Arabia last year started limiting each country to 1,000 pilgrims per million of population. +Citicorp allocated $570 million in the first quarter for loan losses, a $212 million increase over the previous year. +It'll be a first-ballot victory for Dukakis," said Fred Brown, a Democratic National Committee member from Oklahoma. +Last week, Senior Engineering Group announced an increase of almost 15 per cent in first-half profits to Pounds 10m. +Two people were wounded in the attack and another escaped unhurt, the report said. +Mr. Mentz's position has been publicly attacked by an array of former Treasury tax officials, including Ronald Pearlman and John Chapoton, his two predecessors in the Reagan administration, who now work for law firms that represent partnerships. +When the No. 3 auto maker originally bought into the tiny Italian company, which prior to this decade hadn't ever made more than 1,000 vehicles a year, the two talked of jointly developed car and possibly engine production in the U.S. and Italy. +Almost 7,000 votes went to write-in candidates, including Max Hawkins, a former aide to impeached Gov. Evan Mecham. +In earlier guilty plea, DeFusco admitted conspiring with Freedom Financial Corp. to lure residents from Midwest and Southwest states to visit time-share resorts in Texas and Missouri. +This year's deadline for filing for office passed long before the grand jury returned its indictments. +Eastern welcomed the ad. +He declined to disclose exact terms. +Colombian guerrillas Friday afternoon freed Scott Heimdal, the American gold miner who was kidnapped in Ecuador two months ago, a government spokesman said. +Vietnam supports the Cambodian government in its war against the tripartite resistance coalition dominated by the Communist Khmer Rouge. +Bond Corp. said yesterday that after discussions with the regulators, it decided to offer A$2.70 a share for all of Bell Group, other than the 19.9% held by the state government insurance concern. +He told stockholders that US Sprint's fiber-optic long-distance telephone network and other technological advancements would boost its share of the market and help trim losses. +"Consumer needs are changing dramatically, and that creates a lot of opportunity," says David Driscoll of General Foods Corp.'s grocery sector. +Michel Aoun, a Maronite Catholic, head of a caretaker military government minutes before he stepped down. +The Bank of England initially forecast a shortage of Pounds 900m, but revised this to Pounds 1,100m at noon and to Pounds 1,050m in the afternoon. +The SEC said the group realized $1.2 million in illegal profits from the trades. +The chase "caused pretty bad" traffic tieups in the area, Ennis said. +He insisted on it. +Researchers have recorded the dividend-share price correlation in numerous studies and have concluded, "So what?" +Police blocked off the street and aimed water cannons spewing yellow liquid at nearby shops, breaking a half-dozen shop signs, witnesses said. +Lawmakers also ordered security forces to restore rail traffic between the feuding Caucasus republics. +Another eight companies have gotten permission to receive underwriting what are termed ineligible securities but had not started yet. +"I think there's an expectation with Disneyland that the quality will be top-notch. +Let us examine the case. Gilbert and George's work deals with themselves. +The protective effect of the aspirin was so clear in the experiment, which began almost five years ago, that it was ended last month, two years ahead of schedule. +But because of the LBO, CB now faces debt-related restraints and the prospect of further retrenchment, which could cost it market share. +As for the market, cynics note that it's easy to sell stock when all shares are rising. +But he found attitudes little changed among whites. +Three actually cut their budgets. The slackening rate of R&D spending is not necessarily damaging for the sector which had been raising R&D budgets to unsustainable levels. +American steelmakers lag Japan by 10 to 15 years in the computer-controlled processing needed to make the super-tough steel. +"There hasn't been any evidence of AIDS contamination with such samples," Thomas Burke, acting health commissioner, said Wednesday. +By evening the shooting stopped, he said in a telephone interview from the city, but he had no further details. +The location was good, kitty-corner from BankAmerica Corp.'s landmark headquarters. Furthermore, the federal bank says it needed to consolidate operations and the city had just imposed tough limits on future building. +The nuns locked themselves in the infirmary Oct. 4, saying they were afraid officials wanted to expel them from the monastery for their dissident views. +Breaux, then a House member, was also paid $7,000 plus expenses for making four trips to the seminars during the same period. +He says he wants to help Mr Campbell succeed as mayor 'because if Atlanta fails, the whole area fails.' As political rallies go, the recent gathering in Cabramatta, one of Sydney's western suburbs, was a low-key affair. +Kim Dae Jung had further problems with demonstrators Sunday. +Hy-Vee also stocks apple-cinnamon and honey-nut versions of Tasteeos, mimicking Cheerios' line extensions. +And as in command economies, the cost of service is virtually invisible to the consumer. +As for Monsanto, "the restructuring is playing to their strengths in the chemical unit and should give them better earnings one to three years out," said William Young, an analyst with Donaldson, Lufkin and Jenrette Securities Corp. in New York. +Mr. Yetnikoff was said to be unavailable late yesterday, and Sony officials couldn't be reached for comment. +Assets of 126 institutional funds fell $166.4 million to $68.56 billion. +His next feature, "The Gold Rush," came out in 1925, and is regarded by Chaplin and many others as his finest work. +In Mexico City, it's wood and charcoal. +The Soviet state sports committee, Moscow Trade Union Council and Soviet youth newspaper, Komsomolskaya Pravda, are sponsoring the Soviet team, while corporate sponsors have backed the Canadian effort. +However, education officials said the government is not obligated to pay lenders in event of insurance defaults by HEAF or other guarantors in the event of student loan defaults. +Ms. Ben-Shalom said after the court's announcement that she may leave the United States. +Although you've probably guessed where on the Future Readiness Scale you lie, here's the scoring. +It is the only usonian home open to the public on the East Coast, Ms. Goldstein said. +This surveillance is mostly a weekly task, with figures going to Black and Radler. +It calls on the rebels to move into still-to-be determined zones during the next two weeks. +The girl said the youths, ages 15 and 17, grabbed her around the neck when she and another girl went to sharpen their pencils. +If price is the major culprit, as appears to be the case, Fed policy should concentrate on preventing any resurgence of inflation. +It was firmer against the dollar, closing at Dollars 1.5457 from Dollars 1.5388. The dollar fell prey to a combination of concerns about inflation and the trade dispute with Japan. +He succeeds O. James Peterson III, Dominion Resources' chief financial officer who resigned from the board to make room for more outside directors. +But the mortality rate from lung cancer among women is soaring compared to the rate for men. +Britain, under pressure from its overcrowded Hong Kong colony, and Southeast Asian nations have demanded the United States agree to mandatory repatriation or set up its own camps to accommodate non-refugees. +By his account, a group of men started firing their guns just as the bride was being brought to the mosque for the ceremony. +For it could be argued that banks simply do not behave competitively in this sector in a recession, tout court, and that a reduction in clearing bank numbers might not have affected the issue much one way or another. +In May, the deficit totaled $22.5 billion, about $5 billion less than expected by most analysts and down 36.9 percent from $35.6 billion a year ago. +Investigators who spent time with him during his last days compared notes and when they added cases up, realized Bundy had been involved in up to 50 homicides. +Can an international portfolio be managed successfully from London or does the manager need offices in the countries concerned? There is one powerful argument in favour of each viewpoint. +The MacLean family said it will vote its 10.2 million shares in favor of the transaction and tender its shares to the cash bid. +This man made his choice long ago that we can no longer live in the kind of society in which we used to live. +US officials see the attack by Mr Edouard Balladur, the French prime minister, on US anti-dumping levies on steel as egregious and ignorant and French policies generally as a serious threat to any hopes for the Uruguay Round. +Anna, in contrast, is the last place one would expect an auto factory. +Murdoch has said that without the savings, he was folding the paper, whose ownership has put him in conflict with federal regulations barring anyone from running a newspaper and television station in the same city. +The agency also is continuing to consider whether to order a recall of certain 1980-model X-cars that allegedly have a separate braking problem: a loss of power assistance that allegedly can increase braking distance. +Portland General is writing off its $45 million investment in Bonneville Pacific and ending financial support for the power-supply concern, putting Bonneville's survival in doubt. +By the end of the hearing, Warner agreed to deposit $10 million with creditors before Dec. 4, and have the case be converted from its current Chapter 11 status to a Chapter 7 liquidation if he doesn't come up with the money, Post said. +Ford, one of the leaders the United States installed in December after it invaded Panama and toppled the government of Manuel Antonio Noriega, told Bush: "We are liberated, now we're free. +The fact that such pay-offs can often be financed tax-free makes them all the more attractive to employers. Pension schemes can undermine opportunities for older people in other ways too. +They later left for Tokyo. +And that is if they don't snicker every time Pat Robertson gives thanks to God. +As disappointment deepens there will be further demands, arising from what has become a trade-deficit fixation, to do something more drastic. +These communities have developed along riverbanks and gorges, generally hidden from sight, but house approximately one-third of the city's population. +Ulumi said the convoy lost three trucks in a collision and one tank to a land mine. +Merhige said he would conduct a hearing on the Rorer claim at a later time. +But the first new trademark law in 31 years, which takes effect next April, could take a while to bite. The new law will stop the Indonesian trademark office giving licences to new users of widely known trademarks. +Hughes at first also offered to save only 75 acres of wetlands. +However, there are few signs of refugees jumping the housing list at one small refugee camp in the middle of an industrial estate near Cologne. +Regan quotes Mrs. Reagan as saying Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger was greedy for funds for the military and had no idea he was hurting the economy. +The consensus among City analysts seems to be that it will come early next year. +The latest entrant into rock 'n' roll dining is the Rock Island Diner in the Piccadilly Arcade, which offers imported Hebrew National hot dogs, flecked formica table tops and a live deejay from New Orleans who plays 1950s rock. +The curfew remains in effect, and alcohol sales have been restricted, Gerasimov said. +Owners who rejected the offer were beaten up and their establishments were destroyed. +Of the Big Three, Ford has the largest presence in Europe. +Several member countries pledged to cut tariffs well ahead of the 15-year deadline set for completing Asia's first integrated regional market. +In London the ISE/Nikkei 50 index added 4.42 at 1,205.70. The bond market closed higher thanks to the stronger yen, prompting renewed hopes of monetary easing by the Bank of Japan. +Retailers are trimming their plans for Christmas to avoid getting stuck with merchandise if consumers pull back. +Farmers has asked B.A.T to sign a confidentiality agreement in return for the chance to study Farmers' financial data. +It is applied on about 155,000 hectares, or 3 per cent of the farmable area. +The changeover will take several months. +The company said an audit of its Stearns Airport Equipment Co. unit found about $13.7 million, or about $8.2 million after tax, of improperly recorded job costs over a period of several years and continuing into the first quarter. +The biggest advantage, from the taxpayer's point of view, is a faster refund. +The Tokyo slump also depressed U.S. bond prices. +Industry experts now say it appears Columbia's decision to hold back the picture was astute. +"You really don't have any earnings momentum and it's too early to wait for the next up cycle," he contends. +White House Chief of Staff John Sununu on Tuesday shrugged off the idea that President Bush was hurting his image by vacationing during the Mideast standoff with Iraq. +Yankee said, "Depending upon market conditions, we may make further open market purchases to raise our interest in Wichita River Oil to as high as 20%." +The Rochester, N.Y., photographic, pharmaceutical and chemical concern said it expects continued improvement in its earnings and "a strong second-half performance," but didn't make a specific earnings projection. +She predicted other company outlets in Poland. +Barrett worked briefly for CBS before joining Newsweek as a researcher-writer in 1933. +The stock market staged a strong rally today, inspired by new statistics on employment that suggested a slowing of economic growth. +Three firefighters arrived with a pumper truck at 3:45 a.m. Knabe said they noticed another fire in the construction trailer and called for more help. +Clearly running a country has become a thankless job. +Since natural dyes can be used with no harmful impact on the environment, some activists questioned the green credentials of the product. +This year, the reverie was broken in part by two shots fired on Red Square. +The official said Hitachi's move "could be seen as a trial case" in deciding whether to increase the use of U.S.-made chips in Japanese home appliances in the future. +A federal appeals court has cleared the way for the extradition to Israel of a Palestinian-American accused of taking part in a machine-gun attack on a bus traveling through the occupied West Bank. +He said that in private sessions with the GOP leaders _ talks dominated by abortion politics _ "there seems to be a consensus" to welcome pro-choice GOP candidates without abandoning the party's anti-abortion plank. +On the farm front, he hopes to repeat his success in brokering an agreement on closing military bases. +That agency, owned by Europeans, booked her in Europe and South Africa. "I had to go to South Africa, for the money. +West Germans are "licking their wounds" and aren't eager to buy U.S. stocks, says Dieter Wermuth, a vice president for Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. in Frankfurt. +Most of the tax benefit from either party's proposal would go to the rich and near-rich, affecting the wallets of the richest one-tenth of U.S. taxpayers. +But Stanford officials have asserted the ads mislead readers into thinking the study is based on Stanford-sanctioned research. +The figures were announced by the church's leader, Archbishop of Armagh Robert Eames, Primate of All Ireland. +American Stock Exchange Chairman Arthur Levitt is 58. Toronto Stock Exchange chairman Charles Caty is 48. Tokyo Stock Exchange chairman Minoru Nagaoka is 65. +"I said, `What's the punch line?"' recalled Meader, 52. "Then I heard it on the radio. +"We've got to do something," the president said, signaling out the National Institutes of Health as an example of a federal agency that likely would suffer a loss of talent under existing pay scales for top federal executives. +The situation has driven some scientists to venture into Congress' budget process as never before. +Last week, the pilots union of United Airlines, a unit of Allegis, said the Barclay family of London offered to acquire Hilton International for $1 billion. +The appellate court said that it saw no distinction between Ms. Pflug and the hockey players, and that both should enjoy the same kind of tax breaks. +Since the employee usually pays the entire premium, costs to the company are minimal at a time when many employers are trying to cut medical benefits to hold down costs. +They had tried to extinguish several burning planks in a drum of gasoline but the blaze instead spread to a grassy area, the Bernama news agency said. +The final polling percentage was to be announced Sunday by territorial officials, who will continue to run Namibia until an independent government is formed. +Earnings per share increased by 10 per cent to 25p. COMMENT Whatever one thinks of Brian Taylor's politics - or lack of them - these commendable results have been achieved in a trying environment. +The Navy ballistic missile that failed this week after its first underwater launch is among that rarest of new weapons _ most everyone thinks it's needed and that the program has been well managed. +Mr. Begala printed out copies of the letter and hand-delivered them to reporters. +Ada Evans, 54, was one of two of patients equipped with the portable electronic cardiac treatment systems in mid-May, said Dr. Rodolphe Ruffy of Jewish Hospital. +In the city of Pereira, 110 miles west of Bogota, police frustrated an attempt to kill the mayor and a city councilman, Radio Caracol reported. +There were tons of off-cuts, scrap from a local company that had made wooden wings for aircraft. +The writer and radio show host left Minnesota in 1987 after quitting his former long-running radio show, "A Prairie Home Companion." +However, such drugs will take years to develop, he said. +But there is a wild beauty about its rocky landscapes and about the bright green oases which flourish around streams and rivers, including the Indus, which flows through the heart of the region. +Centennial said that its pretax profit on the sale was $5.4 million and that it retains certain rights to buy back some of the land. +"We appreciate them," Lee said. "We're not a greedy outfit. We're just trying to say `Happy Holiday.' +AT 3 PM on Thursday in Paris Steffi Graf regained the No. 1 world ranking from Monica Seles. +About 60 percent of those who had ever used a major drug regularly did not do so until after their first arrest. +These Democratic class-warriors routinely skew their assumptions to show that the tax cut costs the government money and benefits only "the rich." Meanwhile, Treasury is also stumbling on the international front. +More than 300 striking Culture Ministry employees today barred hundreds of tourists from visiting ancient ruins atop Acropolis hill. +After successful modernisation at the end of the 1980s, which put it firmly among the world's three leading financial centres, along with New York and Tokyo, London has faced several serious problems in the past few years. +The agreement is the latest sign that EC-Japanese trade tensions are easing somewhat. +He couldn't be reached for comment yesterday, but Mr. Cloward noted that the new Panamanian company that holds many of its shares exists because Mr. Lorin pledged those shares against a loan from the company. +The lack of a true standard produces a lack of trust. +The United States says the rebels weren't prepared to take that step. +The animals generally have a life expectancy of about 20 years. +That is quite a defense system for a mere egg, and it took eons for humans to perfect anything quite so formidable: the tin can. +Mr. Rutland said CalFed hopes to avoid some of the widest profit swings of the cyclical property-casualty business by refusing to write policies when other insurers begin intense price-cutting. +The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished 11.26 higher at 2763.06 after peaking with a gain of nearly 32 points. +One of Mao Tse-tung's most cherished egalitarian reforms, the banishment of ranks in the Chinese military, was repealed yesterday. +Stoll was angry and appalled. +The agents took away all documents in United Technologies's files relating to Paisley, said the sources, speaking on condition of anonymity. +With the EC's 'cantonisation' plan now off the agenda, Mr Vance and Lord Owen have given Mr Ahtisaari a free hand to broker any political solution compatible with the principles of the London conference. +It is going to be pure mid-America," Blackwell said. +Mr. Palme's party has weathered heavy criticism since his death. +Ms. Sytangco said she could not give a damage report because no one could leave the building. +Walk around the room; take two deep breaths. +North Korea has said there is no need for government involvement and student exchanges and meetings should be independent. +In the first nine months, net income surged 80 percent to $259.4 million, or $5.30 a share. +Get involved in what children are eating in school. +Paradoxically, the best way for Mr Lamont to stabilise sterling might be to cut rates to the point where the market knows he can go no further. +They must not be hedged about with any more bureaucratic delay. +But the conservatives triumphed in the densely populated industrial areas of Thuringia and Saxony, the prewar heartland of German socialism. +Premier Bankshares Corp., initial offering of 200,000 common shares, via Scott & Stringfellow Inc. +Thomson, which makes many of the Mirage's electronic instruments, calculates that electronics represent 30% of a jet fighter's cost, up from 5% in 1971. +Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, daughter of John F. Kennedy is another. +As soon as the 16-member North Atlantic Treaty Organization has agreed on a position, efforts should begin to get talks started, he told a news conference. +Most of the other deaths occurred from drownings, and a lesser number from bites by poisonous snakes. +However brilliant its work, even AT&T's magnificent Bell Labs can no longer supply everything the telecommunications industry needs, nor can IBM's equally magnificent labs supply all the software or semiconductor designs that IBM's computers need. +Central Carolina Bank and Trust Co., Durham, N.C., is trustee. +Load factor, or percentage of seats filled, for the AMR Corp. unit in January rose to 58.4% from 57.7% a year earlier. +He also believes drugs should be legalized. +The president wants more spending on space and scientific research, less on defense, excluding the cost of Operation Desert Storm. +He was listed in grave condition on life-support equipment at Palomar Memorial Hospital today, said the hospital's night supervisor, Ellen Satkoski. +Three cosmonauts docked with the Salyut-1 space station, and then during re-entry on June 30, 1971, air leaked out of their capsule and they suffocated. +But such a vote would be difficult to gain, as the income shareholders have benefited from the uneven results. +Many say they cannot celebrate elaborately while fellow Palestinians are being killed or wounded in confrontations with Israeli troops. +They come with various attachments, including lawn thatchers. +Ed" into living rooms in another galaxy. +The Randsworth receivership action, which is the British equivalent of a forced bankruptcy filing, did not come as a surprise. +Their votes will be counted Jan. 6 by a joint session of Congress. +The forecast assumes gradually increasing earnings through the period, Abboud said. +Evasive about whether sex is a part of his afternoon dates, Sang-suk said it is for some hosts. +A return to tight money may or may not have contributed to the stock market crash of October 1987, but the crash convinced many people that the recession was upon us. +So far the polls are behind Metzenbaum, who has a reported $10 million bankroll to back up his re-election effort. +He remained in politics until his death in 1945 but had little influence and no power. +"Vindictiveness and revenge are not admirable qualities, and are not worthy of comment," the statement said. +'A mild heart attack,' replies the golfer. +Northwest Airlines has agreed to a Transportation Department demand to reduce a $400 million investment by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and remove KLM from the Northwest board, according to one person familiar with the situation. +It took 14 years of litigation against the Labor Department by farm-worker organizations to get these regulations on the books. +Rain fell in Kentucky and Indiana, and from the Ohio Valley to Maine. +Among those killed was a policeman shot during a demonstration in New Delhi, officials said. +At last report, the two sides were still haggling over details of the job-security plan, while also discussing the wage and benefit package. +"We took the high moral ground" and paid the price financially, he says. +American Capital Venture had returned 49% over the preceding five years; American Capital OTC had returned just 5%. +One would have thought that by the time American academics had reached Professor Kennedy's maturity they would have shaken off their shackles. +In an interview, Rep. Rostenkowski recalled a December conversation with Mr. Bush, when he told the president: "We won't do anything (to increase taxes on the wealthy) unless you do something on capital gains. +Burke said his restrictions might have prevented the assault on Dana Feitler, 24, who was accosted near her apartment on June 18, forced to withdraw $400 from a cash machine and then was shot in the head. +Further cuts in interest rates could stimulate bank lending. An injection of public money into the banks to help them sort out their bad debts might encourage them to halt the contraction of their international activities. +The biggest obstacle to reform remains the trade unions, traditional constituents of the Labor Party. +An earlier edition incorrectly said the dismissals of sales staff and the marketing decision applied to the entire Information Systems division. +His phantom revellers are embodiments of James Ensor's paintings, resembling harlequins from Ensor's 'La Gamme d'Amour'. +He said his gunboats and helicopter gunships were applying Lebanese laws. +It is predicated on too many ifs,' he said. +'The towering heroes and unregenerate villains who dominated the news the night before will be unmasked as human beings with virtues and vices. +Estimates of urban inflation in China in the first quarter of 1993 run close to 16 per cent, roughly double the probable sustainable growth rate of the underlying economy. +"The message to the creative community is again that taste, albeit difficult to define, still revolves around quality, and that the audience is smarter at that then you tend to think," he said. +It is the largest victory in 10 years." He said the attackers suffered few casualties. +At least six Shiite civilians, two of them children, were taken to Beirut's American University Hospital with serious wounds, radio stations reported. +"I now have no set timetable on this," he says now. "I haven't decided what to do with the space yet." The Trader Vic's chain operates more than 20 restaurants in the United States, Canada, West Germany and Japan. +Mrs. Kennedy told the court she had not been drinking in a public place, but she was not asked to be more specific. +But it acknowledges that during recession companies in the countryside endure headaches over and above low orders, slow cash flow, late payments and pressure from banks which now bedevil the small business venture. +By next spring, "yields could be a full percentage point higher," he says. +The extradition hearing is scheduled for November. +The company reported net earnings of Dollars 201m, or 61 cents a share, down from Dollars 299m, or 92 cents, a year ago. +Mr. Yurchenko had astonished everyone by defecting back to the Soviets and, in a widely publicized Washington press conference, had castigated the CIA. +Thought for Today: "We fear something before we hate it. +Western diplomats have tried, without success, to persuade the government to act. +There is a danger, economists agree, that hiking the wage will result in fewer jobs, especially for people just starting out in the job market. +"We're going to be passing on other costs as well." +Most of the cost of building the Adams Center came from member donations. +But it will change fundamentally the way he does his job for the forseeable future. +In addition to today's gubernatorial election, also at stake is the battle for control of the Assembly. +"For next year, who knows? +No doubt the increases will accelerate in coming months. +I recall a recent conversation with a senior minister. +They think that's really gardening." +Fifty-three patients received the experimental therapy with injections in one or both arms, while the untreated 28 patients were simply followed for comparison purposes. +The thrift also said R. Martin Hall, former executive vice president and chief lending officer, was elected president, chief operating officer and a director. +The bodies of 48 of the victims arrived Sunday in Honduras for burial. +He began as a leftist, he said, but moved right. +But the prosecutor declined to respond to questions about whether Meese should be disbarred or whether he was relieved that Meese has submitted his resignation. +Under a series of broad organizational reforms introduced early last spring, Mr. Irimajiri had assumed direct responsibility for Honda's manufacturing and product development operations in Japan. +Ephraim Kleiman, an economics professor at Hebrew University, said Israel was better positioned to endure a showdown than the Palestinians. +But in a study of 350 infants followed from at least nine months of age, the therapy hasn't yet proved effective at reducing handicaps or other complications associated with premature birth, the company said. +Although the contract was signed by the South Korean subsidiary in November 1988, he said the parent company never approved it. +The utility earned $69.3 million, or 53 cents a share, compared with the year-earlier $64.2 million, or 39 cents a share. +Sen. Mario Covas of the left-of-center Brazilian Social Democratic Party received the support of 8.2 percent of those surveyed. +Having held up well on Tuesday, Grand Metropolitan retreated 14 to 425p. +"I'm long-term bearish," he said. +"We're decade investors," the spokesman said. +"The only fraud here was odometer tampering," attorney Peter L. Steinberg told the court Wednesday, saying that dealer Wayne T. Schmuck of Harvard, Ill., should have been convicted of misdemeanor rather than felony counts. +The state Geological Survey began drilling the hole in a Wayne Township quarry in October as part of an effort to map the state's underground strata. +The Federal Cartel Office determined that RWE "would not secure a controlling monopoly of the market with the purchase," said Hubertus Schoen, a spokesman for the office. +Vorontsov said today that no further talks have been scheduled with leaders of the Pakistan-based guerrilla alliance, with whom he met in Saudi Arabia last month in the Kremlin's first official recognition of the insurgents. +Citrus farmers in some Southern California pockets escaped with less damage because temperatures remained a few critical degrees higher, said Bob Perkins, manager of the Riverside County Farm Bureau. +Sears said it expected to sign by mid-summer a 15-year convertible mortgage agreement with AEW Partners, a limited partnership formed by Aldrich, Eastman & Waltch Inc., a pension fund real-estate investment manager based in Boston. +It's also possible that KKR's aim is to put Kroger in play and sell its stake to the highest bidder, takeover specialists said. +Iata confirmed predictions it made last year by saying that 1991 saw a fall in world air passenger traffic of 4 per cent. 'Traffic in 1991 was very disappointing for the airlines," said Mr Gunter Eser, Iata's director-general. +"I leave office secure in the knowledge that these policies have worked, and confident that this great nation will continue to lead the way toward freedom and prosperity for all mankind," Reagan said. +Snyder, 46, said Thursday that he would like to spend some time with "a community of people committed to prayer." +The food on the road is really bad. +He was also charged with conspiring to distribute cocaine, obstruction of justice, and tax evasion. +Among the witnesses was Mike Fletcher, another homeless man who knew Connors only as Randy. +He said landlords are offering tenants less work-space improvements and offering longer periods of free rent. +One of the objectives, Giuliani said, was "to make sure that American Express maximized the proceeds that it received from that offering." He would not elaborate on whether anyone inside American Express participated in the alleged scheme. +The arbitrage traders buy and sell stocks and stock futures, trying to take advantage of price discrepancies between the two. +These are heavily subsidized by federal and state governments, helping to create a demand for the GED certificate. +Coaches and trainers striving to keep their players fit and keep injuries to a minimum have added wireless heart rate monitoring units to their list of equipment. +In addition, most of the beaches in the Gateway National Recreation Area remained closed. +Through Oct. 17, all candidates had raised $151 million, compared with $157 million in the similar period for the 1988 elections. +And like their baby boom contemporaries in the United States, West Germans in their 30s and early 40s are gradually moving into the upper echelons of government and industry. +Food prices increased 0.4% in May. +Fragrances connected with lines of designer wear or clothing manufacturers have become popular recently. +While the main military threat to US security has disappeared, the US economy is much more dependent on international trade today than in the past. +Though presiding, I maintained a low profile and let the group's members argue their thoughts freely, only interjecting a telling question here and there or tossing out a problem I had been wrestling with. +Rescue workers and state officials said on Thursday that they believed no one could survive the high levels of poisonous carbon monoxide gas inside the shaft. +Kraft learned the contest was botched just hours after the Sunday newspapers were on the streets, when several hundred customers called to claim the van. +'We are in the middle of a recovery process borne by private and public investment,' he says. 'They are installing modern productive capacity. +In addition, half the children surveyed, ages 6 to 10, said they "really like to read" and 42 percent "sort of" like to read, said the study conducted for the American Library Association. +As the first Belgian company involved in a Soviet joint venture, Antwerp Plastic often is asked for information. +Church leader Elizabeth Clare Prophet has preached civil defense since the 1970s and warns of economic and nuclear calamity in the '90s. +The sources said the helicopters, off the U.S. missile frigate Nicholas, were responding to a distress call from a Panamanian-flag tanker west of Iran's Farsi island. +"This is terribly important not just to establishing the genetic patterns of the disease, but to find out the biological mechanisms," said Hugh Hendrie, chairman of the department of psychiatry at the school. +The results were the latest in a string of strong performances by Intel, particularly in light of industrywide woes caused by Japanese competition and problems in some basic fields served by chip makers, such as the automobile industry. +Rain fell early today at Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis and other parts of the Midwest. +Tax-shelter investors sometimes get hit with debt-cancellation income, too. +"It turns out that some airlines had doubts about SuperFan." +A spokesman for the think tank said: "At regular intervals, through lengthy evaluations, awards of eligibility are made. +A clerk at a Toys R Us store acknowledged Tuesday he redressed the doll one night while goofing off. The store fired him when he confessed. +But for now the outlook isn't bright, for the zoo's animals or its patrons. +A drop in commodity prices relieved some investors' fears of inflation, moving the stock market modestly higher in slow trading. +The test of a Space Based Interceptor prototype, last Monday in a laboratory at Edwards Air Force Base in California, was billed as a breakthrough by the Pentagon. +Before the plane chartered by Virgil and Debbie Thomas could deliver its two passengers to their destination, the couple delivered a passenger 8,000 feet in the air _ a 6-pound, 5-ounce baby girl. +Hamilton bought the estate, once owned by Charlie Chaplin, for $1.2 million in 1981. +The Gatt breakthrough was a separate affair, owing little to summitry. Moreover, because a problem is worldwide, it does not mean that it is best tackled in international meetings. +Tito exulted when the idea was brought to him in 1949. +For example, according to USDA historical figures and projections for this year, off-farm earnings have exceeded annual net cash income from farming in half of the years since 1979. +Mrs. Gullett and Koenig were unhurt. +The 1986 quarter included profit from operations of $201.2 million and a loss from discontinued operations of $5.8 million. +"A child whose prenatal development was impaired, who is hungry or ill, or who lives in substandard conditions isn't prepared to learn," the executives told the committee in a joint statement. +Kinder-Care Learning Centers added 1/4 to 4 7/8 on 461,200 shares. +The ANC reply is that it isn't fighting white racism just to replace it with black racism. +Mr. Brooks is the Journal's book editor. +As a rule, the analysts said, most U.S. copper people stay in London the entire week of this event, resulting in relatively light New York trading that sometimes becomes susceptible to buying or selling trends. +But pythons have small, sharp teeth that can inflict a painful bite, he said. +Polypropylene is used to make products such as toys and furniture. +Aimed at the 6-12 age bracket, the renewed series will have innovations that include a toll-free phone number for watchers to call in to take part in games, interview guests and vote in polls. +Marshall J. Mueller, executive vice president, sold 4% of his holding for $199,760 in August and September. +"It's a quality S&L in a part of the country where housing values have remained pretty steady," he says. +"Now we want to stand by them." +Adult bears are poached for their meat and the cubs are raised as pets until they're confiscated by the government and released to the wild, where their fate is unknown. +The sources had said Citicorp and Bankers Trust would provide about two-thirds of the new loan. +I think we've outrecruited the Republicans once again." "The real battleground is what happens in state and local elections. +A hearing was set for May. +Last week, Moody's issued a similar downgrade for Ford Motor Co.'s debt to single-A-2 from Aa3. Two weeks ago it lowered Chrysler Corp.'s debt rating to junk-bond levels. +Miss Illinois Marjorie Judith Vincent, a pianist of Haitian descent who wants to practice international law, was crowned Miss America 1991 early Sunday. +That could include decisions on increasing public subsidies to the poor to ease economic discontent, offering to discuss differences with the opposition, or in the worst case dealing with demonstrations requiring police action. +One is simply the complications that always arise in applying even a pattern contract to the unique structures of individual companies. +The government has already borrowed about 12 billion bolivars (or about $800 million, at the official rate) domestically to finance the aluminum program. +Mohammad Jamil, who is 42 and has four children, reckons he has a good job because he sells cars on commission rather than working for a salary, but times are still bad. +He did paintings that were almost surrealistic in nature, and once had a one-man show at the Art Institute of Chicago, Shields said Sunday. +Without solid evidence that the recovery is faltering, a cut seems unlikely. +Mr. Evans spent four years as President Reagan's personal photographer. +Meanwhile, sources close to GAF's board said earlier this week that directors had rebuffed Mr. Heyman's offer as inadequate, and the GAF chairman was reported to be arguing that, with interest rates rising, a higher bid would be too costly. +Efforts to contact Lehman and the other defendants Thursday were unsuccessful. +Lines such as "imposing American Zionist schemes on the Arab nation" were unlikely to win the hearts and minds of many U.S. enlisted men. +But he said he does expect some butlers going overseas to get licenses and use their training. +His latest gimmick was to show his own clothes from past seasons as if they were his new styles and to haul the models off the runway, to be replaced by a large video screen with the words "What we really need is a change" written in big letters. +She said, `I can't come over. +Defense Secretary Frank C. Carlucci has sided with civilian staff officials against military advisors in ordering that 3,000 jobs be eliminated in the next three years at U.S. military headquarters around the world. +To see what happens when states try to 'civilise' the market, look at the common agricultural policy, which has created a trading jungle. Mr Balladur's view is more than wrong. +They would have been jeopardised if the miners had fought closure. Mr John Breward, Calverton branch secretary, said he was disappointed by the result but added that British Coal would have closed the pit whatever miners had voted. +Many of those questions concern what the CIA's role was in selling arms to Iran and sending aid to the Contras. +"I don't want him to be put to death, I just want him (on death row) where he can't get out," Mrs. Beisiegel said. "The ones with life sentences can get out on the grounds, they can interact with each other. +The charge accuses North of accepting a security system free of charge from co-defendant Richard Secord, whom North had enlisted to run arms to the Contras. +I did what I did because I could." "The police were attacked and quite rightly so," said Andy Murphy, a 28-year-old anarchist who works for the London borough of Hackney. +Meanwhile, Iraq, whose seven-year military struggle with Iran has been bolstered by the U.S. naval buildup in the gulf, has been causing the Navy problems. +Responded Campbell: "I voted with Edwin Edwards when he was right and when he was wrong I voted against him." Campbell noted that McCrery only recently switched from the Democratic party to the GOP and has never held elective office. +"It's not going to be easy," Rep. E. "Kika" de la Garza, D-Texas, told reporters. "It's going to be very painful. +Last week, a woman television reporter was beaten up by an unindentified attacker who first vilified her for a recent program in which she presented the Albanian viewpoint in Kosovo. +Several associates of the escapees later met with U.S. Ambassador Edward Perkins and they said he assured them the men would be well cared for. +He said only three projects in every 10,000 were withdrawn or canceled between 1979 and 1986 because of concerns about the welfare of a species. +Thursday's deaths brought to 109 the number of Palestinians killed since the Arab rebellion began Dec. 8 in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, according to U.N. figures. +He wonders at the benefit to society from his incarceration and suggests that perhaps society would be better served if he were allowed instead to perform some act of community service or volunteer work. +Also weighing on prices were weekend rains in growing areas, said grains analyst Dale Gustafson of Drexel, Burnham Lambert Inc. +That average was the same as the year before and 1 degree colder than in 1986. +Granted, very few true democracies _ in which everyone votes on everything _ exist in the world, simply because it is too cumbersome and inefficient. +The government has ordered police to refrain from disrupting peaceful demonstrations, and anti-apartheid rallies were held last week in Cape Town, Pretoria and Johannesburg. +The nation's chief public prosecutor today asked legal authorities to drop charges that led to the execution of Imre Nagy, the leader of the 1956 popular uprising. +This will include continuing the Yeutter task force and giving it the broader mission of reviewing the nation's forest-management needs. +Now that banana-growing skills have been acquired, the day of the Belgian avocado or even the Belgian mango may not be far off, says Theo Borremans, the wholesaler who has bought most Belgian bananas. +Algeria, moving its tightly-controlled foreign exchange system a step towards free market economics, announced yesterday that the value of the dinar would in future be set by matching available hard currency with demand from commercial banks. +In the public's perception it significantly discredited the entire 1990 income tax reform. +JAMES BEATTIE, the Wolverhampton-based department store group, derived a third of its Pounds 9m pre-tax profit from interest income in the year to January 31. It was the ninth year of growth in taxable profits. +The network's low-brow programming contrasts sharply with the company's impressive art collections, including its outdoor sculpture garden in Hakone. +In 1956, he became the first Mexican-American in more than 100 years to be elected to the Texas senate, making a name fighting discrimination and poverty. +Turnover was a hefty 22m shares. +Each count carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. +Resnick said someone will have to pay. +On Wednesday, 30 Turkish workers crossed into Turkey from the Habur border post, Anatolia news agency reported. +White-chocolate macadamia nut cheesecake highlights the three dessert choices. +He and a partner, Andrew Nelson, waved Tsongas signs and shouted greetings to rush-hour traffic until a state policeman gestured for them to leave. +He said 559 civilians and soldiers were killed or wounded in 881 attacks between Jan. 1 to May 29. He said the army killed 355 rebels and wounded 283 during that period. +The front-runners are Mr Ferenc Bartha, government privatisation commissioner, and Mr Gyorgy Suranyi, managing director of Central European Investment Bank, a foreign-owned local bank. +Interest rates on short-term Treasury securities have risen to the highest level since early 1985. +U.S. experts like Longstreth note as well that negotiations to reduce conventional weapons are a monumental prospect because so many different types of armaments, units and national interests are involved. +Bakker resigned as PTL president in March 1987 in a sex-and-hush money scandal involving former church secretary Jessica Hahn. +The ban legislated by the EEC, which goes into effect Jan. 1, would affect $170 million of U.S. meat exports. +The automatic, across-the-board budget cuts specified by Gramm-Rudman go into effect Nov. 20, unless Congress and the president come to terms on a deficit-reduction package. +Bush went immediately to Belgium to meet with NATO leaders on Monday. +The shares lost 12 to 642p. +He left a 29-page "political testament," excerpts of which were read over Tehran radio on Monday. +King said Wood was found dead in an apparent suicide but did not reveal other information. +The average revenue per pound of copper sold during the quarter was $1.052, compared with 81.5 cents a year earlier. +Rayful Edmond III, 24, was convicted Wednesday of operating a cocaine distribution network that prosecutors said was responsible for up to 30 percent of the cocaine sold in the District of Columbia. +In addition, Westport has a demolition delay ordinance, which protects buildings older than 50 years and larger than 500 square feet from immediate demolition. +Cohen said he disagreed with the statements of support Mandela has made for Cuban President Fidel Castro, Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and Palestine Liberation Organization Chairman Yasser Arafat. +As of 1987, there were 29.8 million Americans age 65 or older, 12.2 percent of the population. +The Food and Drug Administration ordered all L-tryptophan products off the market this spring. +At least two pilots are scheduled for next year. +These duties and obligations are all undermined by the privilege against self-incrimination. +In the U.S., Marathon Petroleum and Sun Refining & Marketing Co. set off what is likely to be a new round of increases of 75 cents a barrel in field postings for West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark crude. +There, mechanics discovered and repaired a faulty fuel transfer valve and refueled. +John Major: People were determined to give the government a bloody nose, and that in practice is what they did. +"There's a lot of bitterness there, although we don't know if it's connected to the shooting," the chief added. +The FDA contends the treatments are drugs because the companies claim in their labeling that the products have a physiological effect on the skin, by, for example "repairing cells" and skin layers below the surface. +How are lower taxes and more individual choice supposed to help the underclass in relative poverty or the millions on supplementary benefits? +Yet he says he will not try to force his views on his committee. +Richard Walden, head of the U.S. relief agency Operation California that arranged the screening, said Friday that a day after the Aug. 4 premiere a crowd of up to 5,000 people jostled for tickets at one of the capital's four movie theaters. +The science was there, but it had to wait for opinion to come round and create a market.' Paul de la Pena, son of a Cheltenham engineering family, was an environmentalist before the phrase existed. +Five years ago 90 per cent of production was for the IT industry. +"My goal is to convince manufacturers to closely work together and help the customer," said Reizo Harada, president of Businessland's Japanese subsidiary, who has worked with U.S. computer makers in Japan for the past 29 years. +On April 5, Meese announced that he was recommending Shepherd to the White House to become deputy attorney general, the post vacated by the Burns resignation. +It has two of the world's top half-dozen drugs, blood treatments Epogen and Neupogen, and a market capitalisation of around Dollars 6bn, two-thirds the size of Britain's Wellcome. +Barry Weaver of Black Mountain, who has been street preaching with Strode, took part in the negotiations. +Volume reached 6.7m. Bargain hunters lifted Charter Consolidated and Johnson Matthey. +"There's a lot of cynicism out there," acknowledges Rep. Robert Matsui, Democrat of California. +Salary figures were not available for several powerful groups, including the American Bar Association and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. +Women try to run their homes without a hierarchy and we see this country as one large family," said Sigridur Duna Kristmundsdottir, a Kvennalist founder who served in Parliament for four years. +Since PLO leader Yasser Arafat renounced terrorism last year, the United States has held talks with PLO representatives in Tunis, Tunisia. +She said they don't act proud of their service or use it to gain benefits rightfully theirs. +But he still will perform and teach. +A February half-price sale on fines has cleared driving records, and perhaps consciences, for many motorists, a judge said Tuesday. +Mostly, the opera is a fairly bloodless romance into which Mr. Moshinsky failed to inject any tension or even humor. +The government army, instead of fighting the guerrillas, has "taken out against the citizens instead," he said. +Mr. Harris wasn't available for comment. +Entertainers such as Chuck Berry appear under circus-style tents while Mr. Lencioni pushes burgers. +Previously, yields ranged from 5.9% in 1996 to 7.29% in 2019. +National Westminster Bank is experimenting with a series of programmes produced by Imagination every few weeks, but distributed on video. +Normally, such cases go to appeal. Worldwide sales of Zantac increased 11 per cent in the last financial year. Sales in the US rose 13 per cent. Dr Richard Sykes, Glaxo's chief executive, said Zantac's performance was remarkable. +The panel recommended that presidents meet with the media twice a month during daytime hours and limit televised evening news conferences to six a year. +(X) "Comic Strip Primetime 3," Fox, 6.1. +But in this packaging one may, as in a lightning flash, discern the real thing. +Pressure has been applied on Japan to show its commitment to free trade by gradually easing the ban. +Lo, the Star, which they had seen in the east, went before them, till it came and stood over where the young child was. +A police officer in Greenville who worked on Mrs. Smith's case and the solicitor who prosecuted her last year for the escape charge both wrote letters to the board recommending her for parole. +In the narrowest sense, Judge Thomas and Ms. Hill are staking their own reputations, personal credibility and careers on this session. +Spot transactions totaled a thin $8.021 billion, down from Friday's $8.487 billion. +But if the yield were raised to 7%, Texaco could trade in the mid-50s or higher, analysts say. +Earlier this week, Allegheny said Los Angeles financier David H. Murdock was also interested in acquiring the company. +Volume on the Big Board totaled 106.86 million shares. +It is a similar story for Melissa, whose company has no debt and is financed from retained earnings. 'We have three Czech construction companies working for us full time and the quality of their output is rising steadily. +"It made a lot of people mad." +Creighton, Hilmers and Mullane have flown on previous shuttle missions. +One of Tolbert's early partners, Ray King, testified Wednesday that Tolbert agreed in 1980 to incorporate the group, but later backed out because "he didn't care much for rules and organization. +The ANC meetings occur amid widespread speculation that the group's best known figure, Nelson Mandela, will be freed within weeks after more than 27 years behind bars. +Figures revised from much higher early estimates indicate about 100 died in Timisoara and more than 300 were wounded. +The division made a loss overall. +Gov. Leo McCarthy said damage would total "the better part of $1 billion." San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos urged commuters to stay home rather than tax the transportation system, crippled by the closing of the Bay Bridge. +The U.S. is testing a monitoring system called CORRTEX at the Soviet site. +The advance-notice rules for street demonstrations and park use will be waived, he said, so long as organized groups have obtained permits. +One proposal: Certifying a small number of agents to represent players. +Clients doing business with them are doing so at their own risk." +Bilateral talks on border demarcation, water, security and environmental issues will also resume next Sunday on the Israeli side of the Dead Sea as the two sides work towards a formal peace treaty. +Michael O'Higgins, a money manager based in Albany, N.Y., said the stock market has been deteriorating for more than seven months. +The only exception was one minute of the Follies Bergere at Las Vegas. +"How can anyone expect a person to learn English in 40 hours? +The administration is trying to get one ready for the Bush-Gorbachev summit scheduled in seven weeks; the meeting itself would be at risk should the Soviets clamp down hard. +She refuses to translate the marks for each subject. +"The plaintiffs will win these kinds of cases all day long." For their part, attorneys who represent the tobacco industry conceded that the justices in the Dewey case had departed radically from previous rulings. +Root's plane fell into the ocean near the Bahamas when it ran out of gas after a six-hour journey. +The previous finance minister under Mr. Fujimori, Carlos Hurtado-Miller, had eliminated all quantitative import restrictions and limited all import tariffs to three rates: 15%, 25% and 50%. +Each ratings point currently represents 921,000 homes. +But they may have Kwik Save to thank for denying the likes of Gateway and Asda the chance to move down market out of their way. +It was the beginning of a weekend break from international diplomacy for the prime ministers of Britain and Pakistan, who are attending a summit with other movers and shakers of the 49-nation Commonwealth. +No gene transplant research involving AIDS has shown enough promise to try animal experiments, Anderson said. +He withdrew from the race for the first time in May in the wake of disclosures about his relationship with part-time Miami model Donna Rice. +But several of Mr Cardoso's opponents described the election campaign as unfair. Mr Cardoso has said he intends to concentrate on keeping inflation under control and on modernising the state-driven economy. +The ratings agency said that despite the potential for favorable settlement in the utility's Texas rate case, use of debt leverage is expected to remain at high levels, permitting only marginal improvement. +Yet the scale of the company's problems is still breathtaking. +Since she started the Nurturing Network almost four years ago, she has helped some 800 middle-class single women have babies from unplanned pregnancies. +Siggounis and other officers say their aim is to modernize the force and secure better living and working conditions. +Backer Spielvogel is a unit of Saatchi & Saatchi. +In no less than 17 seats Kanu candidates have been returned unopposed, giving Mr Moi a head start in the contest for 188 seats. +"Fear of the known and fear of the unknown" prevailed, said Stefanova, referring to the opposition's fear of the Socialists' past and the voters' fear of changes to come. +"We're coming home after fifteen years. +Skies in Oklahoma began clearing today as the violent storms that claimed at least one life and spawned as many as four tornadoes in northeast Oklahoma on Thursday moved out of the state. +The package also permits rights holders to acquire, under certain circumstances, Oneok stock and shares in the acquirer at a sharp discount. +In Richmond, Va., where Robins is based, the company's six-member board met for about an hour yesterday to study the American Home plan, details of which neither company would disclose. +But the 1990-91 TV season could be the last for comedian Bill Cosby and CBS might want to develop an entertainment show for that time period. +Can anyone remember any fledgling British barristers who forsook the silk for the pitch? +The rights, which will be redeemed Sept. 30, could have been extended for another year. +In Jerusalem, travel agents said Friday they received cancellations and were being swamped by phone calls from anxious tourists worried about an Iraqi chemical attack on Israel. +Nearly half live in Turkey, which refuses even to recognize them as a distinct national minority and refers to them only as "mountain Turks." +Of all the factors posed, only one was widely seen as a benefit: The increasing number of women in the work force was said by 77 percent to have helped the economy in the 1980s. +He cited services related to manufacturing, such as trucking. +A House Public Works and Transportation subcommittee heard testimony Tuesday. +More than 200 Hamas activists have been detained since an Israeli army crackdown in May. Among them was the movement's elderly leader, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, whom the letter reportedly mentioned by name. +In the following days, barbed wire is replaced by concrete barriers. +But some Bush aides think the vice president needs a more senior man than the 37-year-old Mr. Fuller, who some fear may lack the stature to forcefully carry out the president's orders. +In a 3-0 decision, the court threw out a Shelby Circuit Court preliminary injunction that prevented Jennifer Ann Conn, 19, of Morristown from ending her pregnancy. +The concerted effort to "talk up" the dollar follows three weeks in which the currency has slid lower in foreign exchange markets. +Mr. Bush insisted the capital-gains plan is good for the economy and isn't a break for the rich. "Sixty percent of the people who benefit from lower capital gains have incomes under $50,000," he asserted. +It was unclear who had called the second juror. +Mr. Khoshaba formerly worked as a driver and handyman at the Iraqi consulate in New York. +But the rising pay-per-employee figures mean that Wall Street is stuck in a big-pay mode that will cause continual problems, says the securities association. +"She greeted me like I was her long-lost friend, and I don't even like her. +Zero has relocated a few hundred jobs to Utah and become a symbol of the flight from high-cost, high-hassle California. +The State Department cautioned the PLO, but kept talking. +They closed 12 3/4 down at 6 1/4 p, with one analyst commenting: 'Too many questions remain unanswered.' +"But that still won't put the federation back on the right track," he says. +The county's Catholic-Protestant population is split 52 percent to 48 percent. +Lorimar-Telepictures Corp. and the Justice Department agreed to extend until Feb. 27 a temporary restraining order barring the company from shutting down its Metrocolor unit, which is the world's second-largest movie film-processing concern. +Neither is information of any kind shown for the deregulated industries mentioned. +"It was almost as if he was ready to punch somebody," recalls Lula M. Ford, principal at the Beethoven Elementary School. +Police retaliated by saying people who might riot, mainly young Palestinians from the occupied West Bank and Gaza, would not be allowed to pray at Al Aqsa. +Germany's short-term interest rates had fallen by about 2 percentage points since September. +The World Health Organization has estimated there are about 80 million diabetics in the world, according to the ADA. +About 1,000 Americans are in Iraq and Kuwait, and the State Department said Tuesday that 63 of those have health problems. +It shows just what modern woodworkers have to offer, whether in the public or private domain. Of course, as in any exhibition, some works are more to one's personal taste than others - this is exactly as it should be. +Also a factor, Mr. Christian said, was an anticipation of an interim report next week by Johnson Matthey, the world's leading platinum products company. +The kids get to see her in 1961 as leader of a non-violent sit-in. +The president "objected to signing any statement with (Nicaraguan President) Daniel Ortega," said one administration official, who added that for a variety of reasons, the paper will not be issued. +Let us welcome the initiatives as they take their own course. +Weicker, a liberal Republican often at odds with President Reagan and other conservatives, has has not made a formal endorsement in the GOP presidential race but when asked, he lavishly praised Bush. +But the commission asked the court to hold both Mr. Morelli and Mr. Petrone responsible for Mr. Petrone's alleged illegal profit. +He said he assigned six agents to help the FBI. +When prices hit the top end, distributors are allowed to search for cheaper imports on the international market. The importance of coffee and cacao, which cover nearly a third of the area sown with primary agricultural products, is likely to decrease. +Lawyers said they believe the case is the first to go to trial under the 1986 Air Carrier Access Act, a federal law barring airlines from discriminating against handicapped people who are qualified to fly. +The Big Six first hired lawyers to give tax advice, then moved into contracts, takeovers and other corporate law. +Four weeks later, Patten announces concessions on testing from 1994 onwards, abandoning plans to test subjects other than English, maths and science. The boycott goes ahead in June, with almost total support from teachers. +As people save more, they spend less," he said. +"The political echelons must know the complexities and sensitivities of gathering information, and they must think twice before using this information," he told Israel television. +The launch was scrubbed last Friday just 31 seconds before the planned liftoff when controllers noted a sudden power surge on a fuel pump that recirculates liquid hydrogen propellant for one of the three main engines. +Police opened fire when he tried to flee while leading officers to a hostel where an accomplice allegedly was hiding, Ngobeni said. +Seagate Technology rose 1/4 to 8 after it disclosed plans for enhanced computer disk drive products. +Few weapons in the war with Iraq have won more fame than the Patriot air defense system, which was celebrated by President Bush in a Feb. 15 visit to Raytheon Corp.'s facilities in Massachusetts. +Horwitz's analysis of the study found that those who took their medicine _ placebo or drug _ had a higher survival rate than those who did not. +And if Texaco eventually loses in court, final approval of the full Pennzoil judgment could "render Texaco insolvent" and "extinguish" the interest of shareholders, said a filing by creditors. +It was certainly the exhibition of the year, if not the decade. +John F. Townsend, the company's marketing vice president, said January orders are "keeping pace" with December's levels, paced by orders from the government and general industrial concerns. +Mr. White cites polls showing that in 1980 distress over certain social phenomena was much greater among average Americans than among their leaders. +Western experts say the fact that such an unusal meeting took place at all so close to the plenum indicated Mr. Gorbachev's proposals had run into trouble. +He is still regarded the strong favorite, but if he prevails now, he will have the advantage of having beaten the only contender in the field with broad name recognition. +The soldiers made a circuit through the camp, smashing house and car windows, before returning to their bus and leaving, witnesses said. +If the rest of the Soviet leadership shares Mr. Gerasimov's insight into the politics of summitry, however, I wouldn't bet the vacation home in Kennebunkport on it. +Gartmore Oriental Ventures Trust, a speculative fund that invests throughout Asia, lost the most of any unit trust, declining 55.74% for the year and 70.64% in the last quarter. +The one megabit chips are covered under the chip pact. +I sell half the shares. +The mixture of budgets was bad politics and arguably has been bad policy. +The vast majority of fires _ those that aren't near villages or cabins _ are just being left to burn out. +New York City, hit hard by a quake in 1884, could get some of the worst damage because of its poor soil in Brooklyn and Queens, its dense population and thousands of older buildings of unreinforced masonry. +'Nation' is a word which, in the modern world, makes a community sound respectable and permanent. +TW Services agreed to buy Denny's Inc. for $220 million and assume the restaurant chain's $640 million of debt. +One of Italy's leading museums has called the exterminator to halt an invasion of woodworms, officials said Monday. +A Pirelli spokesman said its proposal has the support of a group of holders owning a majority stake in Continental. +The latest NTSB investigation was prompted by reports in June that controllers had committed 19 operational errors where aircraft had been allowed to fly dangerously close to one another, seven more than during all of 1987. +Mr. Joseph said that investors were asked if they were willing to put at least $10 million each into a Drexel hostile takeover without knowing the target's identity. +But the erosion of their buying power abroad has driven more Americans to countries like Spain, Portugal, Greece and Turkey, where the dollar goes further, experts say. +It is a perfect holiday garment - and you do not have to go to Kenya to get one. +The Atlas launched Wednesday had what the Air Force described only as "slightly degraded performance" that prevented it from lofting a heavier payload. +Two of them _ Gore and Gephardt _ visited Dukakis on Tuesday. Jesse Jackson, who technically remains in the race although Dukakis has a mathematical lock on the nomination, spent the Fourth of July with Dukakis. +Major retailers reported modest sales gains for December, but discounting hurt profit margins. +The managed fund was underweight in this area compared with other funds.' Several of the society's funds reveal a peak in 1991/92 followed by relative decline. +Canada Development had previously said it planned to sell its 5.5 million shares of CDC Life to reduce debt. +The couple wed shortly after Roth graduated from Rockridge High School in Illinois in 1988, said his father-in-law, Donald Ziegenhorn, of Illinois City, Ill.Roth entered the Army in September 1988. +To this day, St Moritz is one of the few resorts where ordinary members of the public can try the four-man bob. It is a nerve-racking experience. +For Fannie Mae and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. +Some have sung on the street before." Now they sing behind bars. +Mr. Kay immediately initiated "a fire drill." +But Chief Buffalo's wishes remain in dispute today. +The higher interest rates "probably will prolong stagnation in some of those markets," Tuccillo said. +Apollo, in a double-breasted white suit but without a shirt, is a comedy ponce. +Though such hyperactive opponents of U.S. intervention as Senator John Kerry seem to have discovered an exception in Panama, now the Pentagon is reportedly cautious. +Prosecutors say they have decided to retry two former bank executives whose first trial on federal fraud charges related to the near-collapse of Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co. resulted in a hung jury. +Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp., a division of Johnson & Johnson, has the right to sell its brand of the drug, called Procrit, for all other anemia-related problems. +Already, groups ranging from consultants to computer makers are profiting from pollution worries. +Dalgliesh has come to regard himself as the "poet who no longer writes poetry. +There is both interest and concern in whether Mr Riordan, a political novice, can apply business techniques successfully to make his troubled city feel and work better than decades of political management have. +There are, however, some encouraging signs that its chastened management is now proving more attentive. +Black & Decker said it was unable to pull magazine advertising scheduled to run this spring that feature a whole line of products, including the smoke detector and flashlights. +His brother shouted orders to his men from the mother's bedside to shoot back and "all hell broke loose," said a police spokemsan. +In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mr. Murdock said he will pay $21.50 for each common share and $22.50 for each convertible preferred share in purchases to be completed by April 27. +The brand has remained strong, in contrast to would-be competitors like Principles and Richards, where the red ink still flows freely. +A winner will be announced in each category after the contest ends Aug. 3. +But he and Merrill Lynch officials confirmed that dicussions about his taking on a senior role at Merrill Lynch began in March, well before Merrill Lynch's mortgage trading problems began. +It's fragile; it needs protection. +Revenue rose about 42% in the latest quarter, it said. +Nobody ever is in Brittany. At the Chateau de Brelidy, I met Hector, a suit of shining armour. +A year earlier, it paid about $185 million, a rate of almost 24%. +The office of the paramilitary Civil Guard in Palma, the capital, said the men would be arraigned on charges of public violence causing injuries. +A Fireman's Fund spokeswoman said the decision applies to all kinds of insurance written by Fireman's Fund and its affiliates. +"Why go through this unbelievably tortuous process of analyzing whether having Jim Wright on the podium is good, bad or indifferent?" asks Joseph Grandmaison, the party chairman in New Hampshire. +The emerging markets will prove correspondingly vulnerable to any large-scale reversal of investment flows. +While some analysts expect the surplus to continue to grow this year, they greeted the turnaround with equanimity. +"This chip may or may not sell in large numbers over the next year or two," Slater said. "The high volume, high performance markets have been elusive. +This morning, they paddled up or down the Sepik in dugout canoes from their marshy villages. +Turnover has not fallen below Bt3bn since June 10, just before Anand Panyarachun was re-named prime minister. DHAKA fell ahead of a 48-hour industrial strike due to start today. +Rep. John Rowland, R-Conn., a member of the House Armed Services Committee, said Army Secretary Michael Stone was "cautiously optimistic" in a recent meeting that a minimal level of tank production can be maintained. +An Eastern spokesman said the airline also increased the number of spare aircraft available at its busiest hubs to prevent delays caused by mechanical problems. +Salvadoran President Jose Napoleon Duarte began his fourth day in a Washington hospital today, where doctors are trying to decide how best to treat his liver and stomach cancer. +DISC TECHNOLOGY CORP.'S shares were quoted at 18.75 cents bid in over-the-counter trading Monday. +The industrialists' confederation says that there is resistance to paying for services that were previously free. However, Confindustria has few doubts about the programme of fairs that ICE supports. +Earlier this month, another effort to choose a commissioner failed. +Mr. Gratton succeeds Mr. Desmarais's son, Paul Desmarais Jr., 35, who was named vice chairman. +References to Debussy's La Mer in the programme were well chosen. +The sources, who insisted on anonymity, said the frigate was "making only about two knots" on its own power Thursday afternoon and would probably be taken under tow by the cruiser Wainwright. +Indeed, nine of 10 Americans believe everyone is entitled to health care "as good as a millionaire could get," according to a recent national poll by Louis Harris & Associates for Harvard Community Health Plan, a Boston HMO. +Permission for the U.S. Information Agency to distribute within the United States a film, "A Tribute to Mickey Leland," honoring the efforts of the late Houston congressman to alleviate world hunger. +Argentina's situation is complicated by inflation that reached 175 percent last year and appears headed in the same direction for 1988. +Very often, too, private debts have simply been transformed into public sector liabilities. +The rump of the fund was kept in cash, with part going to buy FT-SE 100 put options which would act as a safety net if the market fell out of bed. If some of this leaves you boggling, you are not alone. +They will have only themselves to blame if the measures fail to avert a financial crisis. +Mrs. Thatcher has ordered a review of the service and plans to encourage more Britons to take out private health insurance. +What frightens the Europeans is the specter of even more Turks crossing over the borders in search of work. +Among their concerns was that it might provide only a limited defense for Europe. +In fact, many analysts say, a Bush win in Tuesday's presidential election could bring a mild downturn on Wednesday. +He said the debit at the bank prosecutors contend Mrs. Marcos used as her personal "piggy bank" climbed from $500,000 in 1973 to as much as $22 million in 1984. +But Tass said a specialist in internal medicine believes Akopyan has suffered chronic lung and heart deficiencies for several years. +The new rules also permit a consumer to terminate the plan within three business days if the home used as collateral is the principal dwelling. +Baker is considering proposing aid to keep the rebel forces intact while waiting to see if the Sandinistas keep their word, according to sources quoted in today's Washington Post. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, BWIP closed at $20.375, down $1.875. +While earnings are rising, Mr. Liemandt said revenue for the year would be between $135 million and $140 million, a decline of about 33% from 1985 revenue of $205 million. +"There are no words that can truly describe Frank Sinatra - magic, charisma and talent - they still don't accurately capture the aura about him," said his former longtime publicist, Lee Solters. +Firms that worked on backup generators and at the offices of friendly competitors criticized the city's utility for not restoring power to the financial district more quickly. +A fairly typical comment about mall security comes from Charles Leibler, the president of Equity Properties & Development Co., which acquired the North Miami Beach mall only about six months before the 1981 abduction and rape. +That compared with $171 million, or 43 cents a share, in the third quarter of 1987. +"The court has cast a vote against competition in the telecommunications industry," said Thomas E. Bolger, Bell Atlantic's chairman and chief executive officer. +The indictments halted the flow of Medicare money to IMC. +The shootings appeared linked to a dispute between the foundation and landowners for control of the region, which is rich in mineral deposits and timber. +A husband and wife were in custody today for allegedly stealing crosses, statues and other items in a string of church thefts that have occurred since April, authorities said. +Within Europe he felt that the principle could be a 'subtle instrument of change'. Looking ahead, Doreen McBarnet, from the Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, said that historically the more detailed rules became, the easier it was to avoid them. +Hurricane Cosme roared into Mexico's Pacific coast with 87 mph winds and heavy rains, then lost its punch and was downgraded to a tropical storm, officials said Thursday. +Febres Cordero was freed in return for the release of an imprisoned rebel general. +A change in Defense Department acquisition guidelines last August, which now require the Pentagon to use only domestic industries for the purchase of bearings for defense-related equipment. +First Interstate also disclosed that San Francisco-based BankAmerica's recent losses might prompt federal regulators to limit dividend payments by a combined First Interstate-BankAmerica. +Foreign exchange dealers said the Drexel news didn't have any immediate impact on the dollar but the uncertainty surrounding the firm's future and the U.S. financial scene could limit the dollar's upside potential. +Ratners said South African gold is found in 2 percent to 3 percent of its gold jewelry. +Dukakis also scored well in the goodwill category. +As Ms. Baltsa moves up the scale, she switches from chest voice to head when she's already so high, it's like someone who's accelerating in the wrong gear. +The nine-foot python disappeared three months ago and hasn't been seen since. +FmHA is often called the government's farm lender of last resort because loans are made only to those who cannot qualify at banks or other commercial sources. +In London, the British pound traded late in the day at $1.8570, down from $1.8625 late Thursday. +Other ad executives say First's attitude toward advertising may sound noble but may not be very farsighted. +Mexico demanded that Washington explain the seizure of a Mexican doctor charged in the 1985 murder of U.S. drug agent Enrique Camarena. +"I was upset by seeing my flag on the floor," said Gary Mann, 33, the art teacher from suburban Deerfield. +But non-banks continued to make headway in the credit card market, in part because both Visa and archrival MasterCard International allowed non-banks to issue cards jointly with member banks. +Figures released Tuesday night showed a steep increase over a four-year period: from 640 in 1985 to 20,421 in 1988. +Mr. Moir estimated that business customers could receive a refund of as much as $25 million if the FCC finds that the local companies have overcharged. +Quayle said line-item veto power would allow the president to reduce federal spending. +Early today, the Panamian legislature voted to remove Delvalle from office and appointed a successor. +But lawmakers in the House, their eyes on the November election, restored the complete ban before accepting the House-Senate compromise Tuesday on a 397-1 vote. +It said police riot squads using shotguns, rubber bullets and tear gas broke up groups of black protesters. +IT MIGHT seem that the obvious future for an ex-chancellor, particularly one with a merchant banking background, would be back in the City. +Craft served in the Army during World War II. +Sikhs, whose sect was founded about 500 years ago as an alternative to Hinduism and Islam, claim they are discriminated against by India's majority Hindus. +Although the bankruptcy petition makes the iffy start-up even iffier, Seabrook supporters contend it is vital to the needs of energy-poor New England. +The lackluster activity is likely to continue because there are no fundamentals to move the market, traders said. +The gloves had to be changed twice an hour because the lye ate through them that quickly. +Some Pearson executives apparently thought until recently that the deal was theirs. +Other tapes from bank cameras have shown the man to be the same, Reagan said. +Some travel experts are even predicting airlines will be forced to lower fares. +Prosecutors are considering whether to charge her with additional counts, said police spokesman Sgt. Bob Burns. +But it likely will hurt West German exports, and that in turn could slow the West German economy. +Otherwise, a farmer might pay tax in the same year on the prior year's crops and on insurance for crops that would have been sold the following year. +He noted that the expected results were calculated on a pooled basis, as if Birtcher had owned Solos for the entire quarter. +As of Monday, there were 280 people in the Washington area on the waiting list for kidney transplants, according to the Washington Regional Transplant Consortium. +Rose, former player and manager of the Cincinnati Reds baseball team, admitted that he did not report $354,968 in income over four years. +Those with incomes between $20,000 and $50,000 would see their tax bills jump by nearly 3 percent under the Senate plan but only about 1 percent with the House version. +Mr. Tisch makes no apologies for his style or degree of involvement in the details of the mail system. +Sponsored by the Independence Institute of Colorado, "Classrooms for the Free Society" sought to assess something scarcely touched by the press, but which may decide the role America will play in the world within a decade or two. +The NAPH represents mostly large, urban, government-run hospitals. +Costs for the Philip Morris tour, including advertising and security, are expected to top $60 million. +Henley also is involved in the manufacture of aircraft equipment, the production of methanol and real estate. +Contacted about the Times report, FBI spokesman Lane Betts said he could add nothing beyond the prepared statement earlier in the day. +The women were an average of 23 years old, and each had suffered at least two urinary tract infections in the previous year. +The united Germany must not produce, possess, receive or deploy nuclear, chemical or biological weapons. +Get and use a good cookbook. +Net debt fell by L75bn to L327bn. +Japan is expected within the next few weeks to lift a rule prohibiting Japanese financial institutions from trading U.S. and other foreign financial futures for their own accounts, industry executives said. +Pagones has threatened them with a slander suit. +The deposed leader of Chad, Hissene Habre, was killed while trying to flee his country and the rebel forces that brought down his government, the Libyan news agency reported Sunday. +The goal is for railways to focus on profitable, long-distance routes while trucks act as short-haul feeders. CN and CP are banking heavily on their 'piggy-back' trains, which carry trailers equipped with both truck tyres and train wheels. +Our trip includes more than gawking first-wave tourists. +The tentative agreement schedules further talks on the central strike issue of bonuses for new employees in London and southeast England, where the cost of living is higher than in the rest of Britain. +But declining sales in the U.K. and other EC markets are seen damping strong sales prospects there. +Ruth was a "true American hero" who "epitomized the very best of our national pastime," Weicker, R-Conn., said Thursday. +Some of his victims have filed civil suits in county court here in attempts to recover losses. +Equally important are the implications for the 1994 budget of EC currency devaluations against the Ecu. At least four EC commissioners, including Sir Leon Brittan, the Community's chief trade negotiator, are in France. +But the price of further detail can be confusion. +Mr. Vogelstein also denied persistent rumors that Mattel may be sold to another company. +Congress has exempted itself from those laws. +Occidental and Bank of China also have been instrumental in backing the project financially during rocky periods. +The Hawkeyes provide surveillance for the Navy. +Because shows such as "Dynasty" must tiptoe around sex talk, Aaron Spelling Productions has set its new ABC show "Heartbeat" in a women's clinic, where it can be right out in the open, couched in the glow of healthy openness. +The announcement came after the Australian Stock Exchange suspended trading in Qintex because the company hadn't answered an exchange question about its loans, investments and deposits to Qintex Entertainment Inc., a U.S. affiliate. +The strong gains reflect the fact that these banks rely on overnight fed funds to a greater extent than most regional banks and thus can immediately benefit from lower funding costs. +"I feel ashamed and angered," Lown said. "This makes no sense. +The handbook establishes guidelines encouraging cooperative relations with non-Catholic clergy involved with the wedding and mandating religious freedom for both spouses, stating the wedding should never be the cause of any conversion. +Marilyn Livingston drives about 15 miles on a cinder road to get to the little logging community of Bly, where she teaches school. +He became a snitch. +The Seattle-based retailer signed the agreement Friday stating it would not punish employees for union activities or offer to employees benefits that are effective only if the union is ousted, Nordstrom spokesman Dave Marriott said. +Genisco, which had been suspended from bidding on government contracts for three months after the indictment, posted a loss of $8.7 million on sales of $23.4 million for the nine months ended June 30. +The panel, which has a $1 million budget, has until May 15 to complete a report to President Bush that will recommend government actions to combat aviation terrorism. +Fleischmann said follow-up articles detailing how the experiment is being conducted will be published in scientific journals. +A 10-foot long ivory tusk believed to be the world's largest has been stolen from a Zairean national park, a police source said today. +"I'm a working man's hypochondriac," Backus said in an interview five years ago. "I used to do benefits and I'd come home with whatever symptoms went with the disease I was benefiting. +These help young artists come up with different shapes and textures by stenciling or rubbing with crayons, paints or markers. +City Manager Gary Bloomquist said initial damage estimates topped $100 million. +In addition, the commission will investigate whether it should reimpose guidelines on the number of advertisements aired on children's shows. +Mr. Rodriguez also said Col. North tried to silence his criticism. +It has ridden out the recession by quietly, carefully getting on with its business, which Mr Kaye describes as 'one of the most straightforward and tidy ones you could find. +"You have a sensation of being ripped apart by the wind. +KKR has been switching its strategy over the past few years. +The moderate and marginal areas for ozone have the same deadlines but would differ in the measures required for cleanup. +June 28 _ A bomb exploded in a school bus carrying 12 girls near Enniskillen, seriously injuring one girl and the driver who was a part-time member of the Ulster Defense Regiment. +Miss Vincent, 25, of Oak Park, is a third-year law student at Duke University who graduated from DePaul University in 1988 with a degree in music. +The immediate danger is not of a lasting increase in public spending. +Results of the demonstration study revealed that half of the people riding the bus had no other means of transportation. Two-thirds said they couldn't have made the trip without the bus, Mrs. Smith said. +Christer Pettersson, who was arrested Wednesday, pleaded innocent Friday in a preliminary hearing, but a judge ruled there were reasonable grounds to suspect he killed Palme and ordered him held for further investigation. +Capps said the newspaper's account was "essentially correct as far as it goes." +In Vietnam, the lack of clear objectives ensured the war would drag on, and also made it impossible to tell, for all the "body counts" and other statistics, whether we were making any genuine progress toward achieving these objectives. +He is accused of selling the location of NATO missiles, the route of a super-secret pipeline and plans for blunting a Warsaw Pact thrust into central Germany. +Fair Lanes Inc. agreed to be acquired by its senior management and New York investors Julius and Eddie Trump for about $96 million. +One building that emerged intact is the Museum of the Martyrs of the Persian Aggressive Shelling. +The 19 prisoners were placed in segregation units after the uprising ended this morning, prison spokesman Robey Eldridge said. No one was injured, he said. +The gun fired once more. +The False Claims Act permits plaintiffs to share with the government in any damages assessed against a government contractor. +The prosecutor has refused to say whether the woman will testify. +An earlier order blocking a strike expires at midnight March 3, in effect imposing a deadline of midnight next Friday for Bush to act. +Twenty-eight years?" The Hong Kong government on Friday revised the forecast for this British colony's gross domestic product in 1990 to 2.3 percent from 2.5 percent predicted in August. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials advanced 5.98 points to 2,753.63, its ninth-highest close ever. +Mr. Donaldson said he remains committed to the Big Board's auction-style market, where buyers meet sellers on the floor of the exchange. +In a verdict last Friday, jurors in the case sided with Mr. Proctor, and ordered the Kalamazoo, Mich., pharmaceutical concern to pay $3 million in compensatory damages and an additional $124 million in punitive damages. +Bond analysts and traders have grown increasingly worried about Macy's financial health in the past month, amid signs that U.S. retail sales are slumping. +There are struggles and then there are struggles. +In addition, it accused Venezuelan producers of exporting the electrical-conductor aluminum redraw rods to the U.S. at "dumping" prices ranging from 15% to 33% below fair-market value. +Mining (Scotland), a consortium, for Scotland. Northern Coal, a management buy-out team, for central north. +Ethylene is the chemical building block of polyethylene, and Quantum is the largest producer of polyethylene in the U.S. Polyethylene is used in making plastic bags, bottles and housewares, among many other items. +We haven't come across anything like that, however. +The $1,500 for the iron cage was donated by New York producers of a planned musical based on the lighthearted mystery film "The Thin Man," starring Miss Loy and William Powell. +Kelly, a reknowned takeover artist, is resigning as Beatrice's chairman, the company announced Tuesday, as the company moves further from megabuck wheeling and dealing to focus on running its three main foodmaking companies. +'People are becoming more sophisticated. +Since with the exception of the small private sector all books would still be produced by teams of government employees, the range of choice would be limited. +Abroad, he sees only American errors and scarcely any foreign menace. +I ask the Congress to come forward with your proposals, if they are different. +Emma Bouzek of Prairie du Chien, Wis., has no idea how her brother's watch was left in France when he returned from the war, or why he had her married name and hometown inscribed on the back. +He died of heart failure following surgery for a bladder-related ailment, the British agency said. +Many, with weapons ready, have taken to keeping watch over their homes all night. +Results for the aerospace unit included a pre-tax gain of $26.6 million from the accounting change. +And a structure based on functions generates its own bureaucracy, which is needed to co-ordinate work and the flow of documents between the functions. 'Re-engineering challenges the underlying values and culture of a company,' the report says. +United BMB will build the plant, and Siemens will supply the technology, including turbines and electrical equipment. +This can only be done by a new approach that helps them to earn a proper standard of living. Europe's central aim should be to prevent long-term unemployment. +Democrats have complained that Bush has not revealed how he would accomplish this freeze. +Ms. Skaar said that after the thick smoke kept her and Oskas from getting down the stairs, they looked for offices with the least smoke. +In Berlin, several hundred church, environmental and peace activists gathered on Potsdamer Platz, a former main square in pre-war Berlin that was reduced to the barren "death strip" after the Berlin Wall was erected. +The European Common Market program is conducted under the auspices of the Community. +On paper, this race should have been one of the more high-toned in this negative political year. +Ron Trostle of the department's Economic Research Service says the growing demand isn't expected to match the fast pace of the 1970s when the volume of farm exports rose an average of 9 percent a year. +"I am convinced that the Light Helicopter is essential to our long-term strategy of meeting worldwide requirements with a smaller, lighter Army force structure," Cheney said in a prepared statement after a department review of the program. +Detrex is setting aside $3.1 million for the cleanup, but said the reserve reduced its quarterly income by only $1.9 million because of tax considerations. +The range is wide, from Pounds 160m to Pounds 175m. Kwik Save, the discount food retailer, has been the subject of many rumours recently, some of which - such as the management succession - might be explained with Thursday's interim figures. +(Saddam Hussein) is controlling every grain of rice. +Thanks to American Express Co., the New York Giants won't leave home without a victory parade if they win the Super Bowl. +About 120 prospective jurors in the trial of three teen-agers accused of raping and nearly killing a Central Park jogger were given questionnaires Wednesday asking their attitudes on race and crime. +Conservatives called both districts "safe" Labor seats that the party should have won. +But while further modest declines might be ahead, Mr. Hafer said it would be difficult to get through resistance levels just above yesterday's high. +In January, the Eagan-based carrier announced similar surcharges to offset rising jet fuel costs, but withdrew them additional before they went into effect. +Another says there is, so I don't know what to believe." Part of the confusion is caused by Mr. Yeltsin's desire to make swift economic reforms, causing an upheaval in consumer prices and the value of the ruble. +'That may be for the future,' he says. +David G. Sadler, chairman, said that "the trauma of the past several years is history" and that Savin "expects to show positive operating earnings in 1988." +"Obviously, EG&G officials have concerns about their company's equity," Moore said. +"A little selling by some investors earlier this year accelerated selling by others, who had kept bonds for too long waiting for a chance to sell," Inami said. +Those incentives had been scheduled to expire Monday. +Last year, he was driving on the New Jersey turnpike when a state trooper found three bombs hidden in his car. +GOP pollster Richard Reed suspects another reason officials wish to hold back: "I don't think they want to tamper with consumer optimism" that has surged after the war. +Further the 1988 report said chances were nine out of 10 the difference would not be more than 6.6 percent, or about 300 million bushels. +The removable disk systems sold by Tandy and Leading Edge are made by Roy, Utah-based Iomega Corp. +In this week's auction short-term rates on 28-day paper rose to 14.31 per cent, compared to 8.81 per cent in late February. +Chiang Chung-ling, 66. Chiang was appointed senior vice chief of the general staff. +He believes Democrats must favor trade protectionism, or what he'd prefer to call "economic nationalism." +But selling it could raise enough to finance a large chunk of a new car program. +It was followed by a reduction in the deficit to only 2.2% of GNP two years later. +"It's also gotten rid of a few idle speculators who might have been more interested in the company at $41." In a letter to Ronald J. Jackson, Kenner's president and chief executive officer, New World requested a meeting with the Kenner executives. +In order to continue milking their customer base, the software companies generally have sold upgrades to existing users for about one-third of the discounted retail price of a new product. +Once Coca-Cola Nestle begins marketing its teas in the U.S., Lipton believes it certainly would have had to seek other bottling partners. +GE acquired a controlling interest in Union Globe, a listed Hong Kong company, in 1987 and renamed it Guangdong Investments in 1988 and has since been selling it assets, mainly located on the mainland. The 'ownership' of GE is a little unclear. +David and Ginger Twitchell had argued that state abuse laws protect spiritual healing, which Christian Scientists favor over doctors and medicine. +They said their research of their parents' trial and execution turned up affidavits by scientists who said none of the evidence brought by the government amounted to substantially useful information about the atomic bomb. +I HAD done what visitors to Cairo do. I had made a camel circuit of Cheop's pyramid at Giza, trudged the gloomy halls of the Egyptian Museum, and bought a Nefertiti bust in a pavement bazaar. +The two-minute calls cost 48p per minute outside cheap rates. +USX also was well-organized, with an army of security officers and ushers inside the school, and attendants guiding cars to parking spaces. +While the CDC's recommendations aren't binding on the medical community, its guidelines often carry considerable weight with federal and state regulators. +The aid package also includes $165 million for donations of food and medicine. +Here is a rundown on the status of each of the current debt talks: Argentina After preliminary talks last month, Argentina and the committee of 11 banks that negotiates the country's bank debt are now beginning to talk in detail about a settlement. +The estimated annual savings of $693 million cited by Ribicoff and Edwards fell far short of earlier Pentagon estimates, which reached as high as $5 billion. +Mr. Aquino says the probable relationship between his sister-in-law and the Senate will resemble that of a chief executive officer and a company's board. +One drawback to the post: "I guess that makes me a politician," he said, mournfully. +The utility employs 2,700 people and has annual revenue of more than $50 million. +Even the type of plane can affect delays. +THERE ARE 29 million dual-earner couples in the U.S., and among them 18% have wives who earn more than their husbands. +You could say that it dealt only with everyday concerns of mature women moving to the country - but it is written by Fay Weldon, which would have guaranteed its unusual felicity even if it had not been so likeably read by Julie Christie. +He and his father, insurance executives, paid $2 million to establish the NHL expansion franchise in 1967, and it was ranked as the best of six expansion teams of 1967-68, making the Stanley Cup finals in its first three seasons. +But forecasters said the latest storm would leave the region Thursday. +Mr. De Benedetti disputes the Franco-Belgian group's claim that it has a 52% stake in Generale de Belgique, calling it "arithmetical tinkering" and labeling the consortium an "unreal and heterogeneous coalition of contradictory interests." +Cabinet members without portfolio: A secretary of state: unknown. +Contemporary versions of some of Bass's old favorites appealed to retailers, who probably were looking for shoe lines to satisfy nostalgia-mad grown-up baby boomers. +Only family members and attendants were allowed in Mrs. Edralin-Marcos' hospital room. +But they also acknowledged that guns are going to people living on land confiscated after the 1979 revolution, areas the party regards as its roots. +Continental Materials' board decided not to consider the proposal, saying the investors had no additional financing and no history of running a company. +The stronger currency, which reached a six-month high against the yen but ended generally mixed, fueled stock and bond rallies. +The PRI denies that and argues that opposition parties get the lists from the government for review before elections. +The Department of Labor said the overall PPI declined a sharp 0.6% in February, largely due to a collapse in energy prices. +At the core of this nucleus is the five-member Standing Committee of the Politburo. +THE FINAL crumbs of the government's privatisation meal are proving hard to digest. +Namphy was overthrown in the revolt Avril rode into power. Noncommissioned officers who led the coup claimed they ousted Namphy because they were outraged by state-sponsored murder and political repression. +Tonkin got off to a fast start as association president. +He has redesigned the group's products and has hired Mr Philippe Starck, the French designer, as artistic director. The group increased sales by 10 per cent to FFr33.48bn in 1993 from FFr30.55bn in 1992. +Separately, the government said retail sales climbed 0.6% in February. +A substantial part of Gideon Levi's report in Ha'aretz that day concerned the cordial relations visible at Elkana between senior officials and Rabbi Levinger. +Each three-story complex will have 18 classrooms for 1,600 students. +President Bush praised Indonesia's management of its foreign debt during a brief meeting with the president of the Southeast Asian nation. +Cost-push and demand-pull inflation, as economists call the two basic kinds of inflationary pressure, have posed challenges for the Fed throughout its history. +"Ask yourself: Is my spouse going to be receptive to hear this now, and how can I phrase it so he or she will not feel unduly attacked. +The maximum that can be put in the bond is Pounds 1,000. Capital Bonds Unlike the other guaranteed products, these are taxable, and tax has to be paid before the bonds mature. +He is now facing charges involving an assault committed in 1984. +Four in 10 new male workers at the insurance company say they would lie to cover up the fact that they overslept on a weekday. +Falling prices signal deflation. +Landmark Graphics plunged 2 1/2 to 18 1/2 in active trading. +In 1960, he became Alaska Statehouse correspondent in Juneau. +Lady Shirley Porter is trying to dust the cobwebs off Westminster, which includes Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey. +An estimated $3.5 million is expected to be attached to the bill on the floor next week to pay for food and nonlethal aid to sustain the Contra forces. +This would work out much cheaper for the investor. Bolland admits that the schemes can be very tax-efficient, but only at the expense of flexibility. +The reservation subsidiaries are important for the airlines because they collect fees on the reservations that they book. +Dissidents have claimed the exercises, named "Team Spirit," are blocking dialogue with Communist North Korea. +The planned 10 per cent cut in Air France staff from 40,000 now to 44,000 by 1997 would give Air France the same ratio of staff to turnover as BA. +But the lack of challenge to his vision so far may be deceptive, because his changes threaten so many of the country's entrenched vested interests. +Democrat Lloyd Bentsen told a Silicon Valley audience Thursday that the Republicans' "do-nothing trade policy" has left the American military dangerously dependent on imported computer parts. +Mrs. Dapkus said 45 races had no majority winner and will be decided by runoff votes on March 10, while six were invalidated by insufficient voter turnout or other factors. +The annual awards are named for "the first advertising executive to employ deceptive advertising techniques on a national scale," according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest. +"I wouldn't bet my money or other people's money on" the direction of stocks, says a trader at an aggressive New York money management firm. +A tomato-juice can stuck in the doorknob hole doubled as a pencil holder. +A metric ton is about 2,204.6 pounds. +These could slow further tariff reductions and cross-border competition between areas, forcing companies to think in terms of interlinked sub-regions. +Homestake has about 93 million shares outstanding, and did not immediately respond to the offer. +This time, though, the experience clearly is fun in the sun, not fun in the afterlife. +According to Israel Television, a serious rift erupted between the couples over the weekend, prompting the Turgemans to file a Supreme Court appeal seeking an extension of the deadline. +OPIC also does not appear to have had a large beneficial impact on development. +These are essential safety accessories to guard against hearing damage caused by wind noise when riding for long periods at speed. And if you are in danger of having to listen to repeated playing of Ducati Passions, then buy some for yourself as well. +He said revenue also has increased. +"He's very smart, but he has fantasies," Ms. Bikont says. +One-week money closed at 11 5/8 per cent offered, while the 'overnight' rate peaked at 25 per cent during the day. +When opposition parties nominated Mrs. Pascal-Trouillot Monday to become provisional president, she took the news in stride. +He said the savings can be made by changing the design of a few major components, including the space-based anti-missile rockets that would be the most expensive element of the program. +"It's 100% because of the yen's appreciation," a treasury official at Nippon Steel, the world's largest steelmaker, said about the fiscal year's results. +They had no other details. +In a recent interview, Davis was unable to cite anything in his professional career that includes nearly 10 years in General Foods' beverage division that compared with the stresses of the contamination incident. +"I don't think anyone is frightened and certainly no one is alarmed," Mayor Dorothy Johnson said. "I don't think anyone will be much affected by the coming of the John Birch Society. +Philman sentenced Young to 15 years on the aggravated battery of Boggs and another 10 years in prison for the assault on Stephen Minardi, a passenger in Boggs' jeep who attempted to help the athlete. +The issue is similar to one that split the court on Wednesday. +The cat leaps at the bird. +But all limits are scheduled to end after 1999. +Such a view is bearish for bonds and the dollar but bullish in the short-term for stocks, he said. +Coca-Cola plans to distribute one share of Tri-Star for about each 11 Coke shares owned, a spokesman said. +When combined with securities remaining unsold from a previous offering, the filing gives the company as much as $425 million of bonds available for sale. +Whereas most men were a bit ambivalent about the sex scandals (though they were furious about Recruit), women were upset about both and surged to the polls. +In Nicaragua, authorities labored to restore communications and care for the homeless. +The Treasury's benchmark 30-year bond ended the day largely unchanged, recovering from a sharp decline earlier in the day that pushed prices down about $6 per $1,000 face amount. +She also condemned attacks by the Irish Republican Army in Northern Ireland, where 75 people have died in violence so far this year. +"Of course, we're not going to just sit idly by," Mr. Roach said. +Michael R. Turner, Associated deputy chairman and managing director, yesterday declined to disclose the amount of Pearson's offer, but said Thomson's bid topped those of Pearson and Gulf & Western. +The cost of taking the nation's 50 MX missiles out of their underground silos at the Wyoming base and building the new "garrisons," or shelters, is expected to be at least $5.6 billion, said a Pentagon source who requested anonymity. +Fraser Heston recently directed a made-for-TV movie of the famous adventure novel, starring his father as Long John Silver, for the Turner Broadcasting Network. +Diana is to resume her duties Tuesday at a charity luncheon. +They are also among society's most vulnerable citizens and could be among the most affected by efforts in Massachusetts to get the budget under control. +The spokesman said Matsushita hasn't contacted any U.S. companies about joint ventures for chip production or cross-licensing agreements to produce each other's chips. +The Commodity Exchange on Wednesday named David A. 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"They're obviously easy to look down upon and they do have some odd habits. +Hawke, the Labor Party leader, has said Saturday's parliamentary election was the most important in more than 40 years. +Boeing spokesman David Jiminez said the aircraft builder had no immediate comment on the latest order. +Lotus said a lower tax rate added about four cents a share to latest quarter net. +To meet the lower figure, Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci ordered cuts in manpower, along with the early retirement of 16 Navy frigates. +The counsel had requested testimony from a Canadian ambassador, a request the U.S. said should have gone through diplomatic channels. +On Sept. 28, Braniff filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and sharply reduced its scheduled passenger service. +Mr Stuyt points out that the Netherlands, Belgium and Greece have also not enacted the necessary legislation. The second step , Sir John says, it to get local law enforcement authorities to take action against the pirates. +Montana was honored because he has "defined his sport in his era," said John Papanek, managing editor of the magazine. +It also went into casinos, which provided Mr Stein with the worst setback of his career. In 1979, Ladbroke lost three of its casino licences after allegations about the way it had attempted to win business from rivals. +In a telephone interview from Yerevan, he said major industries were crippled by strikes Wednesday and virtually all students at colleges and technical institutes boycotted classes. +But all the singers were regularly foxed by their long-drawn-out lines: again and again, we waited impatiently through an extended 'Maaa' or a 'Teee' for some final consonant to reveal what word we were hearing. +Nissenbaum's, which seems to have one of almost everything, doesn't have one of those. +By 1995, the standard will be $3. Many of the accounting loopholes that allowed S&L owners to avoid capital requirements have been closed. +In addition, the agreement would allow Steinhardt to reserve the right to tender for subordinated and senior debt of Integrated, people close to the talks say. +Among those evacuated were 80 residents of a nearby nursing home. +Today, another group is expected to complete the $159.5 million purchase of the Hunt family's interest in another prominent office building. +Money for the fund would come from a 1.3-cent-per-barrel fee on crude oil sold in the United States. +In five states _ Jalisco, Guanajuato, San Luis Potosi, Nuevo Leon and Tabasco _ the PRI's winning margins on July 6 were thin. +Such riders customarily allow holders to collect 50% of their life insurance if they are terminally ill and face expensive care. +Schneider's net debt rose sharply after the Dollars 2.23bn acquisition of Square D last year and is now estimated at around FFr18.7bn. +'Austria was very much the forerunner,' says Klaus Schubert, technical director of German truckmaker MAN Nutzfahrzeuge. +Koch said Jews would have to be "crazy" to vote for Jesse Jackson because of his attitudes toward Israel and a Palestinian state. +But just as I was getting carried away with the fantasy, I noted the kind of people who could afford to live there - ex-president Ronald Reagan and pop star Michael Jackson have houses in Santa Barbara. +He was referring to rebellions that have been under way for years in two northern provinces against Ethiopia's Marxist government. +The NYSE composite index of all its listed common stocks posted a gain of 0.19 at 195.10 after the first 30 minutes of trading. +A text of the plenum communique, carried by the official domestic Radio Hanoi Tuesday, was obtained from a Western embassy in Bangkok. +Boeing initially fell sharply in reaction to news of a strike by its machinists, but was able to recoup most of its losses. +Graduates are either too complacent, too confident or too timid. +The lodging and casino industries reported mixed results in the normally slow fourth quarter. +Gold fell earlier in London to a late bid of $372.65 a troy ounce from $378.20 late Tuesday. +"I am a believer in space technology," said Schumer, "but you can't have everything. +Campbell, which has interests in gold, copper and coal, has about 38.2 million common shares outstanding and holds a 70% voting interest in Meston, a Montrealbased gold and copper mining concern. +It said a young woman worried that she was a silent carrier of the fragile-X defect because her sister had a fragile-X retarded son and a mildly retarded daughter. +Senator Cranston's opening statement signaled that some would like this issue to play the same role at these hearings. +By midmorning today, 42 of the contributors had testified they never were mistreated by Bakker. +"This indictment has been stressed and mangled so much that is unrecognizable," said Jose Quinon, another defense attorney. +More than 13,000 brides and grooms in the Unification Church were married Sunday in a mass wedding complete with matching bridal gowns and bouquets, a day after the couples were introduced. +Even small increases in volumes are expected to fall straight through to profit. Longer-term questions centre on MIN's underlying potential in a historically declining market. +Some advisers like to build a safety valve into the trust. One method is to allow termination of the trust under certain circumstances, with the money paid out to the named beneficiary, usually the children. +" Thousands of Armenians prayed Sunday in churches around the United States. +It was ranked sixth last year, before the Alaskan oil spill. +This cumbersome event, with its 800 page agenda, was never likely to achieve anything of immediate significance. +The big airline, meanwhile, replaced Royale with Britt Airways, now a Continental subsidiary. +Group turnover in the first nine months fell by 3 per cent to Fl 38.5bn. +The embargo aims to force Iraq's withdrawal from oil-rich Kuwait, which was invaded Aug. 2. +'Cement is a mere passing phase. +Those businesspersons and economists who propose tax increases see themselves as responsible realists, but they seem to have missed the point of Mr. Reagan's strategy. +Nov. 18 _ In the largest protest since Bulgaria became a Communist nation, 50,000 people demand more democracy, free elections, respect for human rights and an end to 45 years of police repression. +Sir, John Willman ('Welfare versus wealth of nations', October 25) is right to identify the challenge to policymakers of an ageing population. +Hollywood once considered baseball movies box-office poison because movie moguls thought women, who constitute a large part of film-goers, wouldn't want to see them and foreign audiences simply didn't understand the mechanics. +Towers maintains a kitchen at its Fifth Avenue headquarters in Manhattan so that executives can eat dinner there. +In fact, looking at the earnings of all 32,500 artists included in the 5% detailed sample of the 1980 Census, a far rosier picture emerges. +The carriers may determine the terms of the surcharges. +I need to let go," said Ona Solom, an acolyte of the church. "It's a heavy burden on the heart. +In fact, the name stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. +The plan calls for commercial banks to forgive large amounts of their loans to developing nations, but it has run into stiff opposition from the banks in an early test over loans to Mexico. +Tamarisk and rabbit brush grow here, and foxtail barley rippling in wind like a sand-colored sea. +The future lies not in collective political action or a race-based group identity but in ordinary individual effort and achievement. +Asked if the Soviet Union, like China, wants Sihanouk to head a post-occupation government in Cambodia, Duhin said that is up to the Cambodians. +And for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 he is asking for $314 million, which is $536 million less than what Congress finally approved for this year. +And just $3.3 million to $4.6 million of those profits came from the unauthorized bids themselves that Salomon made in the name of customers, the firm said. +A Pakistani flag still flies from an Indian bunker at Chakhoti, thousands of feet almost directly below Pandu. +Tartikoff had said he expected "Grand" to get higher ratings than "Dear John," which had been getting a lower rating than "Cheers" in its time slot immediately afterward. +In Paducah, the temperature just before midnight was 65 degrees, tying the low-temperature record for July 22 set in 1980. +Continental Can is a privately-held business of Peter Kiewit Sons' Inc. of Omaha, Neb. +Edwin E. Tuttle, Pennwalt's chairman and chief executive officer, said the company's offer is a way to pass on to holders what he called the "full value" Pennwalt is getting for the businesses it is selling. +Only powerful political protection could have enabled them to do so. Former premier Senator Giulio Andreotti, and former interior minister Antonio Gava, are under investigation for collusion with the Mafia and the Neapolitan Camorra respectively. +"Absolutely, it's no wonder he didn't want to release his income tax (returns)," Cryer said, adding that the Richards campaign thinks Williams now needs to make all his recent returns public as the Democrat did months ago. +In line with expectations net income for the half-year was 43.3 percent down on the like period of 1998, at ATS 581 million (EUR 42 mn). +Cox was indicted in 1985 for murder conspiracy, but that charge was dropped because the legal deadline to bring the charge had expired. +Liu Binyan, a reporter and writer whose stories uncovered official corruption and inefficiency, was a winner of Harvard University's prestigious Nieman Fellowship, his wife Zhu Hong said. She said he will leave Friday. +And despite a delay in building several major attractions, the cost soared to $1.2 billion. +Otherwise, we can only assume mass dismissals would have been his sole recourse. +Legislation to force federal authorities to restrict the shipment of food in rail cars or trucks that also ship garbage or hazardous materials is proceeding through the House. +Mr. Reagan's critics on Capitol Hill and in the media are already celebrating the appointment. +Brickenstein builds his tanks by hand and uses a homemade filtering system to clean water pollution created by the fish. +The bill would require that domestic industries "show improvements in their productivity necessary to become competitive," the memo stated. +Forecasts by NHK, based on early partial counts, said the governing Liberal Democrats held 185 seats and the combined opposition 147 shortly after 10 p.m., four hours after the polls closed. +The change contributed to doubling the percentage of prospects who became customers, Mr. Carr says. +"I have no intention of giving any such undertaking as that for which the synod has asked," Mackay said in a statement issued from his office in London. +Nearly 200 people braved cold drizzle and waited behind a police barricade across the street hoping to catch a glimpse of the Soviet leader. +In addition, Ford's stellar performance covered up for the stumbling GM, which more than doubled its unemployment rolls in 1987 to 55,200 workers. +But directors of the Great Neck, N.Y., real estate investment trust didn't act on the common stock dividend. +Snow showers were scattered over the mountains of central Montana, changing to rain over western and south-central Montana. snow showers also continued in the northern mountains of Colorado. +Some administration aides say that, ultimately, a bigger problem for Democrats may be to swallow the kinds of cutbacks in entitlement programs, such as farm subsidies, that would be necessary to close a budget deal. +Both men, the officials say, want to claim credit for a breakthrough in Seoul-Moscow relations. +The Soviet trawler sank within minutes, Berlin said, and some wreckage and an oil slick was all that marked the site. +The problem perhaps is not so much the level at which the rouble now trades but the speed with which it has fallen. There is not much the central bank can do to stabilise the situation if the rouble continues to run out of control. +Miss Zagorski was the maid of honor for her sister, 24-year-old Carol Zagorski-Phillips, who died after 18 days in a coma. +At the same time we would like the Russians to have under standing for our transformation. +"If you go back to business school 101, that's one of the things that could indicate a management problem." +Nine more plan to start programs in the near future, says the Council of Postsecondary Accreditation. +The plan would be phased in over five years. +Magic bullets. Antibodies and fusion toxins aimed at cancer cells. APRIL Genetic treatment and other biotech approaches. +Jackson has always cited humble beginnings as a source of strength. +The first is that several now appear to be basing pay more closely on financial results. +The changes were made in light of the trading chaos during the October crash. +Originally the piece trod a skilful path over an abyss of Victorian prettiness and excessive Mendelssohnian charm. +Two stores in Cleveland and one in Baltimore are under construction. +My father said, "Oh, they won't let him buy steel." Lucas: Francis has talked to me about it over the years. +For wholesale products the traditional institutional domestic fund continued as the most profitable. Investment Management Survey 1992, Price Waterhouse, Milton Gate, 1 Moor Lane, London EC2Y 9PB. +"It was from too much sun," Mrs. Reagan's press secretary, Elaine Crispen, said. +When Sacramento Bee reporter Leo Rennert persisted in seeking further clarification, Mr. Speakes interrupted by saying: "Do you recall what you had for lunch on the first day of September 1985, on or about 12 noon in a Washington restaurant?" +He had not left the confines of his bedroom and bathroom for more than 15 years and had not worn clothes in a decade. +It was the second time a commercial Chinese airliner was hijacked to outside the mainland. +"That is unsettling to many people, and rightly so. +Violinist Eugene Fodor, whose skills won him international acclaim, was placed on probation Monday after being indicted on cocaine and heroin charges. +Defeating inflation is an essential objective that will allow him to concentrate on alleviating Brazil's social miseries. A first-round victory will be helpful. +Volume was 550 million shares, compared with 380 million Monday. +The International Coffee Organization on Wednesday elected James Wapakabulo, Uganda's minister of cooperatives and marketing, as its chairman for 1989-90. +During the wedding, an elderly gate-crasher (Barnard Hughes) has kissed the bride and exchanged souls with her. +Since the credit crunch and overbuilding combined to strangle the market, the real estate market has been at a complete standstill. +The book deal is among the items being examined by the House ethics committee in its investigation of Wright. +Sir, Tony Jackson finds it 'increasingly difficult to unscramble' the output of services from those of manufacturing ('The incredible shrinking industrial base', November 16). +In the past, investors have been wary of buying Pakistani shares. +The FBI believes the body of American hostage William R. Higgins was shown in a videotape released by terrorists but says there can be no positive identification without physical evidence. +After the obligatory rocky start to their relationship, Van Damme and Arquette soon fall into the sack and then join forces to see off the bad guys. Nowhere to Run is the latest step in the effort to domesticate the Belgian bruiser. +Channell asked me for money after we left," she said. "We were probably a half block away from the hotel. +But Wall Street expects more than a show of cooperation. +Brown said he learned about the Chevrolet plan in August. +Worse, the usual summer rains hadn't come and millions of lodgepole pine trees, killed by bettles, were just waiting for an airborne spark. +It also supplies the power station. +After mixing the acid according to directions, apply it using a brush to be sure it gets in all the pores. +Iran said 35 were killed in Tehran and Iraq reported deaths in Baghdad, but did not give figures. +About 12.4 million East Germans were eligible to vote. +People sleep in it and engage in the strangest behavior in the cathedral. +But the distinction of having no debts "is probably not the most important one because debt financing is a common practice in commercial farming," the report said. +By face-off time, the high-school sophomore was in the company of some 9,000 other curious sports fans. +Barco has steadfastly refused to consider negotiating with the drug lords. +Entertainer Michael Jackson also paid a visit. +At the news conference, Toshiba's president, Joichi Aoi, said the company has taken "adequate" measures to prevent further illegal exports by subsidiaries. +"Wagner's message was exactly the opposite of what the Nazis stood for," said the 42-year-old musicologist. +Other HHS payments, including Medicare and Medicaid, totaled $17.8 billion in August and $35.1 billion for 1990 so far. +What happened in the cellar when Antoinette lost her show? +He died angry that his early adventures hadn't won him enduring fame and recognition, only half-aware that his photographs were his memorial. +"We are in favor of abolishing it," he replied. +He went on television to proclaim that city leaders' criticism of his department had created a public so hostile that such a death was inevitable. +But administration officials, aware that the plant-closing provision has broad political support, have written into the veto message language that aims to soften criticism of the layoff clause while attacking several other parts of the bill. +A Dow spokeswoman declined to comment on the estimates. +The account had been handled since 1981 by Evans Communications, Salt Lake City. +Already there has been "a lot of rhetoric" on whether they should be renewed, William Reinsch, steel trade expert for Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., said this week. +The current aggressive pricing between the chains might be symptomatic of recession, or it might herald longer-term problems. +BANKING DECISIONS move to the front burner for Congress and regulators. +In New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Pacific Lighting shares rose $1.125, to close at $54.25. +Since Miyazaki confessed last week to murdering Ayako, an army of reporters has been stationed at his house, police headquarters, the victims' houses and murder sites. +He was 19 when the crimes were committed, and 25 when he died. +Dr. Schwartz's views, published in a study in today's issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, already are causing blood pressures in medical circles to rise because of the study's controversial conclusions. +The three worked for Italian electrical engineering companies on projects in Iraq. +Domestic steel production so far this year is 30,513,000 net tons, 3.9 percent below last year's pace, AISI said. +All during the referendum campaign, Codesa continued to meet; within the next year, South Africa will probably have an interim government that includes blacks. +The arrangement would have been barred if former Rep. John Seiberling, D-Ohio, an ex-member of the interior committee, had had his way. +So great is his commitment that he has pledged Pounds 1m towards its success. Where do stocks come from, apart from brokers? +Attacks by students and professors on the country's political system had earned the university a reputation in Colombia as a hothouse of Marxists, leftist guerrillas and terrorists. +A meeting is planned for next week. +"We're at the moment trying to sort out what the relationship is with BCCI," said a person close to the matter. +Sterling fetched $1.7905 in New York, up from $1.7885. +The obstacles to achieving such a workable framework of voluntary minimum standards are formidable, but the concept should not be rejected out of hand. The above steps constitute a building block towards greater safety and greater efficiency. +The battle seems headed inexorably for the courts and Congress. +Any decision of the CPSU was regarded as an order not subject to discussion. +The late head of West Germany's Jewish community may not have acted alone in the apparent embezzlement of millions of dollars of government funds earmarked for Holocaust survivors, prosecutors say. +A look at last year's numbers reinforces the point. +The convention concludes Friday after reports from several committees and elections of officers, in which Bieber faces no opposition. +Bob Dylan will play in Peoria, using this city as a starting site for a national tour, a promoter announced Monday. +However, Menem, a provincial governor at the time of the 1976 military coup and then a political prisoner for nearly five years, seemed to favor the military argument from the day he took office. +Separately, the Merc said Wednesday it had expelled and fined $100,000 a trader who previously pleaded guilty to federal charges. +The biggest losses in stocks come from companies with poor balance sheets. Avoid hot stocks in hot industries. +Mr. Cullinane said he will work in a consulting role at Cullinet two days a week and call on customers when asked. +He added that "we've had many companies tell us they want to do this." +Later, silver was quoted in London at a bid price of $6.74 a troy ounce, down from Wednesday's $7. +Mr Abbott points out in response that markets do not behave in a perfect way at all times. +"Considering the fact that you can go down into Massachusetts and probably buy an atomic bomb if you want, I thought discussion on this matter was an exercise in futility and hypocrisy," reasons Mr. MacKay, a psychologist. +"There were some setbacks for him," says Mr. Clark. +The result was to bar the claims since the government is immune from such suits unless it surrenders immunity under the existing Federal Tort Claims Act. +There might also, one would have thought, be some salutary lessons to be drawn from the fact that such an apparently inert and benign gas could, in the course of half a century, wreak such damage. +"The reality is that there was a real effort made to kind of keep them separate," she said. +Political analysts have said Miyazawa's resignation would probably pave the way for passage of the tax reform package during the current parliamentary session, which ends on Dec. 29. +Thick smoke made it unsafe to operate school buses and the Red Cross needed some schools for evacuation centers. +Hog futures prices fell, while pork belly prices rose. +Even a cent or two increase would be "a feat of some magnitude," contends Jack Betts, editor of a journal on North Carolina state government. +In brief remarks to reporters, Meese said that he didn't expect to have a decision from Shepherd until mid-week. +The president's 34-year-old son, former director of Silverado Savings and Loan Association in Denver, has been charged by thrift regulators with failing to mention his business relationship with two important Silverado borrowers. +Pumin said the driver of the 10-wheel truck fled the scene. +Non-farm labor productivity rose at a 0.1% annual rate in the fourth quarter but fell 0.8% for the year. +Algunas personas con hemofilia y otras que han recibido una transfusioon de sangre se han infectado. +Gershwin himself agreed to cuts at the premiere in 1935, and they help a structurally flawed work. +Berendsen also has interests in the textile rental and laundry market, especially in Denmark. Mr Hans Werdelin, chief executive officer, said the two companies' fluid power divisions fitted well together. +"Now you've got a chance to get your hands on some of their proprietary info." Particularly valuable, he said, will be Drexel's guide to pricing junk bonds, a task that has proven difficult amid the recent upheaval in the junk-bond market. +The Italian central bank said the tighter structure should be supported by agreed monetary targets among the EMS members and by large credit facilities to compensate countries suffering currency outflows. +Like other bulls on the stock, he thinks it will be a winner once trading officially begins: "The story has yet to be widely disseminated." +Uno resigned to take responsibility for the loss of the upper house elections, attributed to the sex and money scandals and a 3 percent sales tax that outraged housewives. +Five years ago: A pair of milestones were achieved in major league baseball as Tom Seaver of the Chicago White Sox gained his 300th victory and Rod Carew of the California Angels got his 3,000th hit. +Then two months ago, Luis Alva Castro resigned as prime minister, in a move that reflected both the exhaustion of the heterodox policies that had been followed and his political aspirations for the 1990 presidential elections. +The plan includes a reverse stock split _ one new share of Class A voting stock for two old shares, plus a dividend of three new shares of Class B non-voting stock for each new share of Class A stock. +A month later, he took it in for an oil change and traded it for a Testerossa. +In times of international turmoil, the dollar usually is regarded as a safe-haven, although economic trouble in the United States has dimmed its attractiveness in recent trading. +For the audiences who paid seat prices of SFr 250 (Pounds 115) to hear Giordano's Fedora in Zurich this month, Agnes Baltsa and Jose Carreras evidently gave value for money. +Proceeds will be used on exploration and development in Canada over the next two years, it said. +High water, slides and washouts closed numerous roads and highways, including the Trans Canada Highway north of Hope, British Columbia, about 90 miles east of Vancouver. +Chrysler also led its competitors in trucks, with a 27.2% rise in output for the month, compared with a 0.4% gain at Ford and a 4% decline at GM. +Police reported no injuries in the protest, one of dozens at San Marcos over the past year. +Their most expressive moments are those in which they move their hands with an almost Eastern grace and sinuousness. +But the question is not whether we can design a perfect incentive plan. +Elderly people had the most stable incomes. +He said it is aimed at winning over the substantial bloc of voters who say they haven't yet decided how to vote. +Despite opposition by Russia based on fears of secession, residents of Tatarstan voted by a 2-1 margin to declare the region a sovereign republic. +It lacks only a laird's mansion, although a six-bedroom farmhouse is available. +Nintendo Co., which has strictly controlled the manufacture of games for its entertainment systems, has offered U.S. companies that design the games the chance to manufacture them, a company spokeswoman said Monday. +The court testimony and filings mark the first time that the government laid out some of the evidence it has accumulated againt Mr. Guerin, once a revered figure in Lancaster, Pa. +James H. Elgin Jr., the agency's national program leader for forage and pasture crops, said Monday that GRIN stores more than 1.5 million entries on about 8,100 different plant species worldwide. +Just across the town line, some 10,000 blacks live in Kankakee, a city 50 miles south of Chicago with a population of about 32,000. Some of them shop in Bradley. +"More of our revenues will come from services, systems, software," says Mr. Junkins. +However, trading was very light, and no trend could be established from today's activity. +Sweden's car maker Volvo and Renault, the French state-owned automotive company, said they intend to make sizeable investments in each other in hopes of making both companies more competitive. +That was the one on Jordan," said Ann-Louise Hittle, a senior oil analyst with Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. +The company has predicted that a 15-cents-per-gallon increase would reduce sales by 500,000 and eliminate 120,000 jobs. +He has continued to increase the quick-disbursing, non-project loans but hasn't introduced any new type of lending. +Yesterday it spent Pounds 103.2m for a 7 per cent holding at 672p a share. The company said there was no particular reason buying the shares yesterday, permission for which was granted at the August annual meeting. +The low end of that range, $2.40, would represent nearly a 13% earnings improvement. +Because of the recession, Congress isn't likely to press for mandated employer-paid insurance, which small business opposes. +Woolworth Corp., the retailer that has done business in West Berlin for 65 years, said the flow of thousands of East Berliners across the border this week already had boosted sales of its West German operations. +Its troop strength is believed to range up to 15,000 men and women. +Food stores have been emptied of many basic goods and there is no fuel even for vehicles such as ambulances. +Male slaves are used to work in shops, businesses or on farms, and are purchased by whites and blacks, the reports said. +Whether the product is the perfect potato chip or computer chip, U.S. employers of every stripe are finding daily reasons to worry about the workplace skills of both new and veteran employees. +Lawrence made the announcement after saying earlier today that he had asked for police protection for his vigil at the two-mile-long Herbert Bonner Bridge, the only route from Hatteras Island to the mainland. +Before that, he was the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon from 1986 to 1988. +The convoy had stopped for the night during its trip back to Soto Cano. +Murray Henderson, former warden of the state prison at Angola, told the board he'd known Rideau for 20 years. +And lower birth rates of the 1970s are going to translate into fewer workers in the 1990s. +Judge William Williams of the 4th U.S. Circuit of Appeals in Richmond, Va., said the TV ministry built by Jim and Tammy Bakker would suffer irreparable harm if it were determined later that the IRS overstepped its authority. +The American Red Cross failed to notify federal authorities about 230 cases in which patients may have contracted AIDS through contaminated blood transfusions, a newspaper reported today. +Twenty people have been charged so far for complicity in the fire, and 11 of them are under arrest, newspapers reported Wednesday. +Anti-Americanism was a casual subject in the conversation between Bush and Roh before they started formal talks, and Bush asked why even a small number of Korean students staged violent protests, officials said. +Primaries in Kansas, Missouri, Michigan; runoff in Georgia. +A George Bush victory in November would likely pit Bush loyalists against Reagan administration officeholders in a mad scramble for government jobs, Republican Party analysts say. +He recalls the days when you flew by the seat of your pants and when the compass failed, checked the outhouses. +The 13 hostages include six Americans. +An announcer said the broadcast was one of the kidnappers' demands for Delgado Parker's release. +Last week, Kroger said its board was considering a $3.8 billion restructuring that would involve a special dividend of $40 a share in addition to a junior subordinated debenture with a trading value of about $8 per share. +Fuller has been chief of Bush's vice presidential staff for the past four years. +About 40 of the long-range planes, built by a British, German and Italian consortium, will be stationed at Leuchars this year to replace older Phantom F-4s. +He helped launch the ANC's guerrilla campaign in 1961 and has said he supports continued armed struggle against apartheid. +Doctors shouldn't worry about losing their cheap rent if the hospital gets angry at them." Attorney Steve Hirschtick sometimes finds it hard to persuade his doctor clients that they are breaking the law. +Warnings and instructions about prevention should pack more wallop for those people than the blanket recommendations now given to everybody, he said. +And a look at the Trafalgar House rights issue this week - that unhappy company's third in two years - shows just how lucrative the business is. +ComputerLand Corp. figures it has solved the inventory problem. +They will also conclude a new protocol to the unratified 1976 Peaceful Nuclear Explosions treaty that will allow it to be considered by the Senate this autumn. +A light will be lit as each of the victims' names is read, Polec said. +Fiercely competing with each other for investment and export markets, they realise that their standing among their neighbours depends a lot on their economic progress. +Exports were improving in response to a rise in overseas demand led by the US, said Mr Mieno. +A howling coyote and leather drum rest on the Mexican tile floor. +Support was forthcoming in certain specialist styles notably in the CIS and Mali range. +The presenter summarised the story and then did a short studio interview with Alastair Ross-Goobey, the chief executive of Postel. +In the U.S., blond means flaxen-haired. +American Express also has been swamped by calls from agencies, all hopeful that they can shake a piece of the account loose from Ogilvy & Mather. +The "Scottish Castle" is a ferocious little picture, nearly all black, of a castle perched on a cliff above a thundering sea. +Exxon is so big that even if it had to pay $100 million out of its own coffers for the cleanup its earnings would be lowered by only a nickel a share, said Frank Knuettel, an analyst at Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. +"I'm just upset about it," said Charles L. King Jr., who was fined $50,000 and barred from the securities business. "We're talking to some people right now. +Mr. Akers's remarks were made late in the day, and most likely didn't affect trading in the company' shares. +The latest 10-year Treasury notes fell to 102 3/32 from 102 7/32. +According to the document, both sentences were commuted as part of a general amnesty. +Peggy's climactic speech to her mother will no doubt be applauded by every deaf person who's ever contended with the ignorance of the hearing world: "I learned to speak for you, but you never learned to sign for me. +The oil market has continued to gain ground despite conflicting reports on whether OPEC would act soon to stabilize sagging prices. +Mr. Kaltenbacher owns about 30% of the company's 7,690,000 common shares. +He conceded there was a danger that classical recordings might come to be viewed as commodity items. +The voting by other creditors is said to be overwhelmingly in favor of the plan. +Continental's filing was the first bankruptcy move by an airline since the big jump in fuel prices caused by the Persian Gulf crisis. +"The launch should be by March or April 1992," he says, adding, "It's very important for our country." Industry sources following the competition say they believe only McDonnell Douglas can guarantee a launch as early as April 1992. +The USDA, the state of Virginia and the Nature Conservancy, a non-profit organization that owns the seven-mile long island, approved the field test. +"It is their Contra aid package," said a senior White House aide of the Kassebaum proposal. +Operating revenue at Shearson improved in March, the firm said. +A tie vote amounted to rejection. +A survey of teachers indicates most think they should be allowed to beat mischievous schoolgirls with canes. +Indonesian officials concede that major investments are needed, but it is hard to see where the money will come from. +Last week, the company reported a net loss of $22.6 million, or $1.17 a share, for its second quarter ended March 31. +But all that is over now. +Aluminum bats don't break, and that makes them suitable for sandlot leagues, which have to worry about money. +Once the first number is dialed, a user would have to push only one key for the weather report. +Earnings for its fiscal year ended June 30 fell to $1.87 a share from $4.20 a share a year earlier. +Federal National Mortgage Association gained 2 3/8 to 39 1/4 on trading of more than 1.4 million shares. +That could signal the board's inclination to view the proposal favorably. +Jackson won 8 percent of the vote in 1984, in a state that is only 2 percent black, but must win 15 percent to qualify for any delegates. +Earlier Sunday, Arafat's plane made a brief stop at the Beijing airport and the Palestine Liberation Organization chairman was met by Yang Fuchang, assistant to the foreign minister. +"Without adequate income growth, we're unlikely to see consumer spending rise significantly," he says, forecasting a 0.1% decline in August personal spending. +A crusade of NO to the consumption of drugs is imperative. +Luis Larrain, who was Melnick's deputy at the Planning Ministry, was promoted to succeed him, while army Col. Cristian Labbe took over as the new secretary-general. +The holdup at the Rio Grande results from the sticking points of a pact that restricts the amount of air-traffic capacity between the U.S. and Mexico. +One of the injured, Christopher Shaw, 24, survived for hours under the wreckage. +Earlier this month the government offered a 500 million kroner ($77 million) bail-out package, mainly interest relief on state loans, to tide fishermen over while long-term solutions are sought. +The jury hearing former Gov. Evan Mecham's criminal trial began deliberations today after hearing the prosecution describe him in closing arguments as a liar who blames others for his failure to report a $350,000 campaign loan. +A spot check of prices in Wichita does show that Sears is generally meeting its goal of setting competitive prices on wellrecognized items. +She worked as a private attorney and assistant attorney general in the Justice Department before then-President Ford named her secretary of housing and urban development in 1975. +After the first trial, the prosecution dropped two counts, including an unprecedented charge that Aguilar used his federal judgeship as a "racketeering enterprise" to obstruct justice. +The French franc closed at FFr3.380 per D-Mark, while the krone finished at DKr3.8501. The tensions were partly relieved by the market's acceptance of the size of the punt devaluation. +How can Dreyfus and Fidelity do this? +Day-Lewis had to overcome tough competition from "Miss Daisy's" Morgan Freeman and "Fourth of July's" Tom Cruise to win his Oscar. +Early next month, Mr Alphandery will be grilled by fellow European Union finance ministers on France's plans to reduce its budget deficit in order to conform with the Maastricht treaty convergence targets. +He declined to take questions. +The office manager obtained the cover I needed with a couple of telephone calls to her insurance broker. +James R. Ullman, a Batterymarch money manager, says that the computer overvalued Coleco's future by extrapolating the toy maker's hugely successful 1985 results. +The decline was concentrated in multifamily housing construction, Dodge vice president and economist George A. Christie said. +Parliament has extended to Nov. 21 the deadline for the United States to dismantle its military installations. +Here is the 54-45 roll call by which the Senate voted to approve a deficit-reduction bill containing tax increases and spending cuts for the next five years. +SRAM chips generally use less power than DRAMs and do not need special "refresh" circuits to retain their information, making them well-suited to battery-powered equipment like lap-top computers. +Mr. Clarke said that all of his holdings and transactions had been cleared by government ethics officers. +She delivered stern warnings about dismantling arsenals too soon and balked at President Bush's proposal that the alliance stiffen its policy restraint on the use of theater nuclear weapons. +In the financial year beginning April 1, investment in roads and public transport will be Pounds 5bn, and capital spending on the National Health Service will be more than Pounds 2bn. +In practice, the king also plays an active role behind the scenes, consulting regularly with government ministers. +You may have to pay income tax on up to half the Social Security benefits you received in 1988. +They will be offered severance packages and placement services. +After buying the Texaco interest, it will hold a 51.9% stake in the field. +Two wholly fictional scenes, each involving McAuliffe, don't ring true and slow things down. +Following several appeals, Umeda's name was cleared by the Supreme Court in 1986 due to discrepancies in his confession. +"Even if the United States does not want war _ and that's not something we're certain of _ any unexpected move could lead to the whole thing blowing up," he said. +The Massachusetts governor faced questions about whether he would move the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv _ a very touchy issue in the Middle East. +The 12:38 p.m. accident, in a tunnel beneath the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, set off a smoky fire, said Metro-North railroad spokesman Dan Brucker. +This time, the Supreme Court surprised the legal community and agreed to review Mr. Winans's conviction, as well as the convictions of two conspirators, David Carpenter and Kenneth Felis. +After a few minutes, riot police moved into the crowd after it was ordered to disperse. +Also, it takes a Soviet chicken 66 to 77 days to grow enough to be eaten, more than 40 percent longer than the U.S. broiler. +Among the measures approved by the House and Senate late Friday and early Saturday were these: _A House Democratic leadership-backed version of a campaign finance package. +Bow Valley said the restructuring being discussed with British Gas addresses concerns that the original agreement signed by the companies in August wasn't sufficiently attractive to existing Bow Valley shareholders. +This is a correction of it." +Bankers said even the best Latin American borrowers would find it hard to borrow at maturities longer than two years. Yield spreads on mostoutstanding bond issues have widened dramatically. +Such things as heavy water palladium electrodes, and helium-4 make some of us wish we hadn't dozed during science class. +Andrew Hurwitz, who also served as chief of staff during part of Bruce Babbitt's governorship, confirmed Monday that he provided legal advice to Department of Public Safety Director Ralph T. Milstead for reduced fees. +For example, if the bees are inclined to mate in certain areas of a flyway, commercial beekeepers could move their breeding grounds elsewhere. +Bolar Pharmaceutical jumped 2 3/4 to 8 1/4 after agreeing to a $40 million settlement of a lawsuit brought by SmithKline Beecham over Bolar's manufacture of a generic version of a SmithKline drug. +With so many stores in trouble, shoppers already sense a bargain atmosphere for Christmas, with retailers offering big discounts to boost sales. +And speaking in Panama, Defense Secretary Dick Cheney said he would like to bring U.S. troops home "as soon as possible" but added, "They will stay as long as they are needed. +Right now, the nuts and bolts are conspicuously missing." +For their part, Japanese officials hailed the new pact for shedding what they described as the "managed-trade" flavor of the 1986 agreement. +U.S. Treasurys gave the poorest performance among the taxable bond market, finishing the month at -1.29%, he said. +There are only about three dozen hardcore firefighters, and they all stand to reap a Texas-sized windfall here in Ahmadi, a modest oil camp 30 miles south of Kuwait City. +Penny stocks are not traded on most stock exchanges. +Stands of aspen and lodgepole pine surrounding the trail are evidence that while fire can destroy trees, it can also create life, the ranger said. +Yet it is Mr Kinnock's personality that continues to provoke unease. His Tuscan holidays, his obvious delight in theatre and music, his fondness for the well-chosen word show an unashamed pride in middle-class tastes. +The council was formed under a U.N. peace plan is to work with the world body to end an 11-year-old civil war. +As of Dec. 31, natural gas reserve estimates rose to 99.2 billion cubic feet from 94.4 billion cubic feet the previous year. +But Judge Patel rejected the attorney-client claim. +Union officials claim Greyhound actually is operating only about 20 percent of its pre-strike routes. +Some features of Tang dynasty ware survived into the Song dynasty, but for the first time celadon reflected "pure Chinese taste," Mr. Mino says, "with no outside influences." +"The sports-personality pay will be missing this year on Wall Street," Mr. Keefe said. +American Stock Exchange volume was up 42% to 2.98 billion shares from 2.1 billion in 1985. +But it will be fine, he adds, "as long as they admit that it's a ludicrous idea and treat it like that." +Political analyst William Schneider, writing in the Atlantic for January: In the short run the Republicans are likely to lose many elections, just as the Democrats did over the 50-year history of their New Deal coalition. +In their suit, the state prosecutors charged that major U.S. insurers conspired to eliminate certain lines of commercial liability and property coverage. +Individuals own 60 percent of all common stocks, but they account for less than 20 percent of NYSE volume. +Another fact: The Social Security trustfund surplus is illusory. +Two in particular are transforming some of Allied's pubs most threatened with closure. Under the first concept, the company is converting into Firkin outlets local pubs which had little to offer their neighbourhood but convenience. +Mistake The Air Force general named to replace the chief of staff ousted for public comments about U.S. contingency plans against Iraq says his predecessor made an "honest mistake." Gen. +Martin said officials of Chad revoked the workers' passports, but said they were allowed free movement in the Marriott Hotel in the capital of N'Djamena and the surrounding area. +It was in part the difficulty of trying to resolve a myriad of such disputes through the ITC that prompted the Reagan administration to embrace VRAs in 1984. +But if Dr. Lapin is famous in some circles, he is infamous in others. +"But it's not that disturbing," he says, "because the line between the public and private sectors is blurring. +The market's volatility discouraged major new dollar-denominated issues, including an expected $300 million offering from General Electric Credit Corp., a unit of General Electric Co. in Fairfield, Conn. +Chester A. Crocker, a principal architect of the agreement to remove foreign forces from Southwestern Africa, has pursued that objective virtually from the day he joined the Reagan administration almost eight years ago. +But he said Wahlco is widening its product range. +While the prices of these volatile shares usually rise further than blue chips in bull markets, they also fall further in a market crash. +Singapore is possibly the cleanest place on earth; there is not even any bird muck about. Every car looks sparklingly new. +Some politicians said they feared the electorate was sick of the non-stop coverage. But behind the scenes, another debate was taking place: how to re-write Germany's broadcasting law. +"It's a turning point," says John Jackson, law professor at the University of Michigan. +"The nation is headed for a social explosion," she said. +"This is a good beginning between the United States and China," said Liu Yonggang, a vice president of the Chinese administration who signed the Sino-Searle Research and Development Trust at the Chinese Embassy. +In fact, there is growing nervousness among Soviet officials about the political repercussions of the planned subsidy cuts. +Agency officials said that requiring extra testing by manufacturers is one of many possible approaches to trying to improve the safety of older planes. +One option would be to bring back someone like Mr Hutchings, possibly through a takeover. +All isn't serene at Avon. +But Paskistan says it supports the separatism, describing it as a movement for self-determination. +Last week there were at least 10 incidents between Panamanian and U.S. troops near the Panama Canal. +He praised the academy staff for showing him the classrooms and laboratories where Soviet military strategy is developed. +The Transportation Department to establish standards to guide shippers in selecting routes for transporting high-level radioactive wastes or spent nuclear fuel. +Just Monday, the government pre-empted a threatened strike at the state-owned copper company, Mineria de Cananea, by declaring it bankrupt. +Derided for his low-key, buttoned-down style, he began drawing big crowds here last week. +'People ask: 'What do you think about when you're in the shower or shaving?' +The only way to break through an ACA's denial that the problem drinking of another has deeply affected his or her life is through knowledge of the disease of alcoholism as it affects the drinker's loved ones. +About $400 million would be raised through withholding taxes on general contractors, estates and trusts, and bonuses. +Partially biodegradable shopping bags are already manufactured from a thin matrix of conventional polythene filled in with starch. +Digital's Mr. Stone said that after the summer of 1992, all of NTT's computer purchases are supposed to meet the new standard. +"Now is the time for me to leave the stage of history, the time to be released from the bondage of public life, the time to be free from the oppressive solitude of the executive office," he said in a farewell address Wednesday night. +The case has been closely followed by in-house lawyers and ethics experts because courts have split on the issue. +I don't think so," Enrile said. "Mrs. Aquino will find out that her case is based on nothing else but lies." Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus defended the arrest. +But whatever Mr. Milken is up to, Latin America itself has yet to take notice. +The United States keeps about 43,000 troops in South Korea under a mutual defense pact to protect it from a possible invasion from communist North Korea. +"Hey man, what's up?" is the American-style greeting on the streets, thickened by the Liberian accents of natives whose tonal dialects make the expression difficult to understand. +Manuel Antonio Noriega had left his Vatican Embassy sanctuary in Panama and turned himself in to U.S. authorities. +As you become more proficient and learn to do things in better ways, you have some down-sizing," said Carole Barns, a spokeswoman for the Stamford-based corporation. +It seems a tall order. Similarly, the Japanese car industry is facing contraction in its domestic market for the first time in its history. +Neighbors who tipped off the military said the house had been rented by Noriega. +The suggested retail price will be a stiff $5,995; the company expects to sell only five a month. +But the 103-point drop in the FTSE index on Monday will have done little to entice those with worries about the market's volatility. +She already has raised about $40,000 and has commitments from Cisneros supporters. +But Armtec attorney Mitchell Rogovin said in a telephone interview from Washington today that a $2.34 million bond Melton required Unisys to post will ensure Armtec will be paid any money it is owed. +Cyanamid agreed in May to acquire 15% of the company, plus the right to market its genetically engineered protein enzymes. +Dienstbier reiterated past statements that Civic Forum has no Cabinet aspirations, but he did not specifically exclude participation in the government by some of the experts who have worked with the opposition. +The notes, which are noncallable for one year, were priced at 30 basis points above the Treasury's five-year note through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets. +On Monday, it said: 'Whether this will have a rapid effect on the besieging forces is still an open question. +The law requires the annual peanut quota to be no less than 1.35 million tons. +In all cases, a low-caloric intake was shown to extend the organism's life by about 40 to 50 per cent. The method has already won over some believers. +However, Fitzwater said he did not know what the two discussed in the private session. +Indeed, 95 per cent of the 750 foreign fishing vessels which are allowed in Moroccan waters are Spanish. +Veldon Morgan, his wife and two sons, run the Old Spade Western Store that greets visitors to this community of about two-dozen people in the heart of the Nebraska Panhandle. +Drexel analysts also contend the dollar may continue to rally this year, before it weakens significantly in 1989. +They were released on their own recognizance. +The intent is to kick people in the pants and say, `Think before you vote.' +Police are looking for a man in a van who has been scaring schoolchildren with twisted, threatening versions of nursery rhymes. +Although Grozier said bankers turned him away initially, they now ask him for business. +But the bulk of the tourists are Americans brought in by U.S.-based operators. +For the fiscal year ended last Sept. 30, Berisford had a pretax loss of #96 million on sales of #1.95 billion. +Radio Moscow said the hardest hit areas were in the Adzharia region of southern Georgia along the Black Sea coast. +MCorp has 20 days to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy court reorganization after being served with the creditors' petitions for the involuntary Chapter 7 liquidation, officials said. +Disney has sold about 3.2 million cassettes of the movie at a wholesale value of $45 million to $50 million, Daily Variety said. Theatrical rentals have totaled about $40.25 million. +Continental countersued, seeking to enforce the policy. +Today it is a charred wreck, razed to its foundations. +Manufacturers of cooking oil, flour and bread also were allowed price increases, but the staples still will be under government control, the reports said. +The purchase of existing stock for 31.2 million dollars ($23.9 million) was to have been completed before Oct. 24 under an option agreement between Bow Valley and four Getty shareholders. +Central Newspapers Inc., which owns newspapers in Indiana and Arizona, said Wednesday it plans to make its first public stock offering. +Peck is ideally suited to fill this position and his presence will prevent delay in the review of potential AIDS treatments." +The visit to Pennsylvania was one of dozens expected from candidates in the three weeks before the state's April 26 primary, when 178 Democratic delegates are at stake. +Trading activity remained moderate as caution in advance of the employment report, scheduled for release before today's opening, weighed on the market. +Arthur Young is now part of Ernst & Young. +Kelso said a chemical fertilizer recently sprayed on the rocks showed signs of breaking down the oil in some areas. +President Bush called on wealthy allies Thursday to share the huge expense of America's military buildup in the Persian Gulf, declaring that a "new world order" could emerge from the Middle East crisis. +Guarantee by Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan. +He has been a proponent of public transportation and assistance to the poor. +Like the smaller, stand-alone oil-change operations, he added, no appointment is necessary, the work will be done within 15 minutes and will cost about $20. +He said members of one ring recently confessed to smuggling three tons of drugs to Europe. +Two holdup men had it all backwards. +Regulators have announced three consolidations of 11 thrifts in Texas since February involving $2.2 billion in FSLIC aid. +Stocks are too high. +Members of the gangs had argued Tuesday, police said. +But complaints accepted for full investigation rose more sharply - by 16 per cent - to 1,111. Consumer and customer groups were disappointed that complaints had not fallen despite the introduction of improvements such as the banking practice code. +There is no time and little inclination for sex or drugs. Their parents sacrifice. +"I understand they want to break down atoms and see what's inside them," said Mrs. Wilburn's grandson, Dale Wilburn, a 38-year-old machinist who lives with her. "I don't really understand much more. +The liquidity is still apparent." +Despite inflation, the economy is quite healthy," said economist Andre Lara Resende. +The 50-year-old hunter suffered minor injuries when he was hit by pellets from a shotgun accidently fired by his dog Terna, a Finnish Hound, said Steinar Mydland, a Lyngdal district deputy sheriff, confirming a report in the Oslo daily Aftenposten. +It also suggested careful monitoring of the Kalamazoo, Mich., pharmaceutical company's marketing and labeling of the product. +"It's not the average special agent who is involved in these types of incidents _ it's the very best. +Eating horse meat became something of a necessity in Europe after World War II when food was scarce and since then has become a tradition. +But as Mr. Hart summarized their findings, the discussion quickly centered on the dismay and disgust many voters feel about politics and government these days. +In the meantime, the option was enough to get him an agent and an interview with the people looking for someone with legal experience to work on what ultimately became NBC's Emmy Award-winning series on lawyers. +The heart of the plan was an 18-month freeze on bank savings accounts valued at more than $1,200 and a limit on money market withdrawals of $600, or 20% of an account, whichever is greater. +There have been no fresh supplies in the Victorian jail since the mutiny began on April 1. +Dukakis, attending Sunday church services with Bentsen in St. Louis, faced anti-abortion protesters outside. +But Volker says death penalty supporters will keep up their end of the ritual, too. +The company was rocked when a 1988 audit revealed that accounting errors were made that overvalued its crystal inventories by up to $33 million. +Such a thing was unthinkable only a few years ago.' The AMW group now employs more than 2,000 people. +His medical team has been instructed to take any measure to keep Marcos alive. +Energy futures leaped higher on the New York Mercantile Exchange. +Both Hambrecht & Quist and Coopers & Lybrand deny any wrongdoing. +Unexpectedly strong packer demand for hogs and fattened cattle helped push some livestock futures up the 1.50-cents-a-pound daily limit on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, analysts said. +"Truthfully, it's just to get my name out," she concedes. +Army officials said they were unaware of the death and were checking reports of clashes. +The company acquired its hotel-casino operations, the Desert Inn and Sands Hotel in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 1 for $167 million. +"We found in our research that menthol smokers had significant interest in more adventuresome packaging," says Bill Campbell, executive vice president. +Yesterday saw the culmination of a nightmarish year for Costain: the announcement of net losses for 1991 equivalent to two-thirds of the group's market value, plus failure to pay the dividend promised with last year's Pounds 77m rights issue. +The move drew praise from international health officials for Merck's unprecedented "generous gesture." +Kiszczak, a Politburo member, proposed the talks in August 1988 during nationwide strikes. +There is plenty of trouble on the road.' He was not wrong. +The brewers have been quick to appreciate the link between the uninhibited, anarchic atmosphere in a comedy club and selling lots of drink. While alternative comedy now is mainstream, it still looks to the clubs for constant revitalisation. +The marketing, advertising and public relations fields also will see a job growth of about 32 percent, according to the government, as domestic and foreign competiton among buinesses intensifies. +"Weather conditions continue to be unacceptable for (fueling) which would be required for a Saturday morning launch attempt," NASA said. +The Reagan administration refused to join the moratorium. +But the agreement also gives Belo exclusive rights to Universal Press features for the Morning News, the city's largest paper, starting Sept. 3. +But he says it isn't clear that local or regional waste would suffice to make the landfill profitable should imports be stopped. +Cash and cash equivilants came to DM 73.0 million as compared with DM 16.3 million a year ago. +Two men drove a one-ton truck through an overhead garage door and pistol-whipped two guards in that robbery. +The gains were fueled by continued signs OPEC is holding down production, traders said. +East Germany would have been 41 years old on Sunday, but instead acceded to West Germany and transformed itself into just another five states of the mighty Federal Republic of Germany, or West Germany. +In the eighth grade, he visited St. Joseph's seminary in Grand Rapids, expecting to find young men locked in unending study and prayer. +To do so would imply that the Communist Party under the leadership of Comrade Stalin was capable of error, an admission that would undermine the state. When things did go wrong in a very noticeable way, someone else had to take the blame. +A senior executive recalls arriving to pick Mr. Fomon up for an early-morning meeting and finding him still in bed. +"Congress tends to have two things that make it move: crisis and Christmas," the former Senate staff member added. +One boy was acquitted of non-forcible rape and the other was acquitted of aiding and abetting rape. +The poll asked: "If abortion were illegal in your state, do you think that would stop most women there who want abortions from having them, or would most of them go to another state where it was legal?" +Lincoln stands up from a chair, gestures and recites excerpts from his speeches. +Hundreds of women have been detained, harassed and intimidated in Tunisia over the past two years, according to a report published today by the London-based human rights organisation, Amnesty International, writes Francis Ghiles. +But the hydrogen leak problem already was causing a reshuffling of the schedule and some missions seem certain to slip into next year. +Mr. Boursicot also hopes to bring his show to the U.S., but arrangements have yet to be made. +Radio stations reported 60 were treated for wounds. +They all attended a meeting in April 1987 questioning why a federal audit of Lincoln S&L had dragged on for two years. +He discovered a flair for stockbroking when he worked in the City of London in the early 1970s. +And Shearson is circulating its first "large-type" prospectus for an investment product. +But the judge halted testimony for the day, and Mr. McCune later explained the contrast between his lunch-time stamina and his late-afternoon suffering. +In the agreement the AP dropped its proposal for a deductible on hospital bills. +During inhalation, hot air passed passed over an aluminum-encased flavor capsule and dried tobacco. +It is not endorsed by action.' +ABC's new program, "Primetime Live," which made its debut the week before in 37th place, was in 43rd place. +Then, it was turned into a restaurant in the fall of 1987 and closed just one month later when Corne discovered his insurance company was not covering the restaurant. +Advocates of this argument say demand and supply is nearly in balance, and that oil prices are likely to edge back up to average Dollars 17-Dollars 18 next year. +In Australia, they are yabbies and are rare enough to be the subject of midnight raids on farmers' reservoirs and lakes. +Family members identified the person killed today as Yacoub Katawneh, a cousin of the slain youth, 13-year-old Ibrahim Katawneh. +That defiance of gravity occurred despite the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi, tight fiscal and monetary policies, slower economic growth and New Delhi's near brush with default when India came close to running out of foreign exchange a few months ago. +The companies said they sold cars and trucks at an average daily rate of 37,126 during the May 11-20 period this year, compared with an average daily rate of 36,299 during the same time last year. +About 500 students fought police with firebombs while trying to march off a campus in Kwangju and vowing to drive out "U.S. imperialists," Yonhap said. +Among the casualties were Shoppers' Casino, Collectible Showcase, Caravan of Values and Crazy Eddie's World of Home Entertainment. +Most economists fail to consider the principal portion of a family's monthly mortgage payment as a form of savings. +Oddly, most advertisers don't admit to ever having done yuppie ads, now that yuppies are passe. +Sen. Proxmire proposed legislation that would raise only half the money that the Reagan administration wants for the ailing FSLIC. +When the National Basketball Association expansion team moves into a new downtown Minneapolis arena this fall, fans will be prohibited from lighting up anywhere in the building. Most NBA arenas bar smoking in the game area but allow it in the concourses. +Some legislators, pressed by special interests, may seek to discriminate in the application of domestic law. +In succeeding years, under Arab and then Ottoman Turkish rulers, the Orthodox and Latin rites resorted to bribes, secret agreements and international diplomacy in their battle for supremacy. +If a broker or financial planner is not listed in the data base at all, "you've got a problem," says John Perkins, the Missouri commissioner of securities. +State officials have said many of the treated beaches remain badly contaminated and need more work. +Bethlehem also said its charge for retiree health benefits as required by the Financial Accounting Standards Board would reach $1.1 billion to $1.6 billion, but it didn't say when it would be booked. +The transaction is subject to definitive agreements, regulatory clearances and approval by Baron's holders. +In his year of the Cy, Sutcliffe was blessed with 5.43 runs a game from his mates, an NL high. +He has endorsed a contest run by Boston's Pioneer Institute on how best to privatize such entities as the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority. +Water storage was estimated in late May at about 80 percent of normal in California's 151 largest reservoirs, but that includes levels of just 47 percent of normal in the five North Lahontan reservoirs in the eastern Sierra. +The form even inspired a CBS sitcom parody in 1966-67, "Run Buddy Run," in which a hapless man was on the run from gangsters. +The study was co-authored by Richard Haass, a lecturer in public policy. +Another bullet hit his hand. +Patiashvili has said he did not expect fatalities when troops were ordered out because they were equipped only with nightsticks and shields. +The raise which would increase Cabinet salaries from $99,500 to $155,000 would increase Nixon's pension as a former president by the same amount because of a 1971 law linking the two amounts. +Hiving off Gatwick would not work; but separating the ownership of terminals at Heathrow might do the trick. +The WGA owes its clout not to a large membership, but to the pervasive power of television, its major medium. +That was a little more than 1 percentage point above the yield on conventional single-A-rated corporate bonds at the time the deal was done, Norman said. +But with the imposition of a bit of military discipline it is being turned into a more effective retail fighting machine. Like fellow clothing groups Storehouse, Next and Burton, Sears had become bloated and unmanageable in the late 1980s. +Its stock finished at $7.375 a share in over-the-counter trading yesterday, up 12.5 cents. +While Mr. McNamee ran it, the T. Rowe Price fund had a total return of 99.9%, better than any other technology fund since 1988 tracked by Lipper Analytical Services. +New York cocoa futures were also down at midday, with active July at a new life of contract low of Dollars 940 a tonne. +Chrysler reported sales declines of 8.6 percent and 9.2 percent in October and November, respectively. +The appeals court said Oklahoma officials wrongly relied on a 1980 Supreme Court ruling in a Washington state case to justify the taxing of sales to non-tribal members. +But the cogenerator successfully challenged the utility's decision before the state regulatory commission. +Reviews generally cost 20% to 40% less than audits. +A Columbus radio station said its traffic reporter saw three high schools sprinkling football fields and reported it to school officials. +Iraq offered Iran a halt to attacks against civilian targets in the Persian Gulf war. +Additionally, Chief Buthelezi, who seeks what amounts to autonomy for Natal, has not been accommodated. It is well nigh inevitable that there will be further strains on stability, whether assassinations or political violence. +The view from his Wilshire district office takes in the skyscrapers of downtown Los Angeles. He spoke with a visitor at a big desk topped with family photos and a statue of an American bald eagle. +No date has been set for the trip. +The DAX index finished the year down 29% from its March 1990 highs. +As long as the returns expected on new investment exceed the returns available to shareholders and creditors from securities of comparable risk elsewhere, the more negative the cash flow, the higher the stock price is likely to be. +A White House source said the president would not likely want to "up the ante" with Congress so early in the administration. +"That final flip of the dollar on Dec. 31 just slaughtered them." +Agreements for collection were finally reached despite the constant threats that were made against his life, presumably by mill owners. +Some of these professional leanings will show up in the alphabet soup of a financial planner's credentials. +In the earlier survey, just 45 per cent saw management capability as a serious constraint for small societies. The latest survey shows disenchantment with estate agency. +Abolition of Tokyo's system of fixed commissions, which keeps transaction costs artificially high, could achieve more. +The announcement came on the second day of Premier Li Peng's visit here, the first by a Chinese head of government in 26 years. +The sailors knew foul weather and treacherous seas probably would greet them off Cape Horn, where the Atlantic and Pacific oceans collide. +"This stock (Macmillan) has had more fakes than O.J. Simpson," said Bert Boksen, an analyst at the brokerage firm of Raymond, James & Associates in St. Petersburg, Fla. +Hachette, which is based in Paris, has interests in television, radio, magazines and book publishing. +Haiti received its first shipment of petroleum products since being placed under an international embargo, and the armybacked provisional government announced plans for elections in January. +Workers plan to add about 1,700 traps to some 3,000 already in Dade County. +The National Transportation Safety Board, citing safety problems in the air-traffic control system, urged the Federal Aviation Administration to reduce or freeze the number of flights permitted at the nation's busiest airports during peak hours. +"It could be the hot button on the stock," concedes Mr. Sherlund, who recently advised his clients that some "negative cross-currents" could buffet the stock. +On "Flood," They Might Be Giants _ singer-songwriters John Flansburgh and John Linnell _ have given us 19 songs that are part Spike Jones and part "Pet Sounds." +France, economic policy committee of Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development meets until tomorrow. UK: March credit business (repayment of Pounds 40m); March housing starts (12,900). +It tells of Prince Sigismund, who is imprisoned in a tower because an oracle foresaw he would cause his father's downfall and, taken to court for a day, turns out as murderous as predicted. +"He's a brilliant guy and a marvelous communicator," says Michel Belanger, chairman of National Bank of Canada and a longtime friend. +Israel's Arab neighbors are incensed at the growing number of Jewish homes being built in what they regard as occupied territory. +Mrs Rita Boyle of a local action group said: 'This would require a completely new route through eight miles of unspoiled countryside.' Residents of Pepper Hill, on the edge of Northfleet in Kent, also face continued uncertainty. +The Czechs are searching for a route to risk-free capitalism. +Odds and Ends NINE STATES have mandated coverage of infertility treatment in health-benefit plans. +The announcement came about a week after several insurers doing business in California promised to leave the nation's biggest market after voters approved a measure providing deep cuts in auto and other insurance rates. +Kizer on Tuesday banned further sales of GHB and urged consumers to stop taking the chemical until further notice. +"They seem to have the best technology so far," says Tony Sutton, a biotech analyst for Fidelity Investments in Boston, which owns some of the stock. +Duff & Phelps Inc., a closely held credit rating and money management firm, said it agreed to be purchased by an investor group that includes its management and a Los Angeles leveraged buy-out firm. +Michael Jacobson, executive director of the Washington-based center, said the ads have an impact regardless of beer industry claims that they don't target youngsters. +The minister, Roger Fauroux, said Britain's auto industry now is almost totally dependent on Japanese partners and on Japanese-owned factories. +But Chrysler officials insist they want to avoid taking that costly step, partly because they fear investors would see it as an act of desperation. +Vietnam invaded Cambodia in December 1978 and ousted the Khmer Rouge, replacing it with a government to its own liking. +The Japanese have been working on an advanced system for two decades and expect to introduce high definition TV to homes in their country in 1990. +However, the panel did adopt an innovative proposal by Rep. Thomas Ridge (R., Pa.) to encourage banks to expand their lending and services in low-income areas by giving them a credit against the premiums they pay for federal deposit insurance. +Occasional jamming of news programs doesn't squelch the sound, and entertainment is never blocked. +"They are typical liberals with good leadership and good intellectual honesty." +Saturday's discovery of the arms shipments was the first concrete evidence to back up the Salvadoran accusations. +Moving the waste, by truck or rail, is a potential danger because of spills. +Outside the Fed, recent converts to a commodity-priced view of monetary policy include Lawrence Kudlow, chief economist of Bear Stearns. +"Moderate levels of physical fitness that are attainable by most adults appear to be protective against early mortality," say the authors of the study, to be published in Friday's Journal of the American Medical Association. +Thursday night they had blocked the gates while chanting, "We're closed! +He contended that members of the Air Line Pilots Association, the union that represents 40,000 commercial airline pilots, including Eastern's, were trying to disrupt operations by refusing to fly "with no valid justifications." +The third category covers gas produced by particuarly high-cost methods, such as that obtained from between layers of more impervious rock. +"It seems as if the `pro-choice' people have relaxed a bit and let their guard down," says Douglas Bailey, a Republican political consultant. +The Reagan administration has called for an alternative bill similar to an earlier Republican plan voted down in Congress, which would grant religious schools and organizations as well as corporations more exemptions from civil rights laws. +However, credit market analysts were unable to discern many clues about the future course of monetary policy from the Fed chairman's remarks. +As the picket lines withdrew from government buildings, however, auto makers and other manufacturers were hit by a new protest action involving truckers. +The Soviet news agency Tass said the plane went astray after the pilot ejected because of equipment failure "during a training flight over Poland." +What's more likely is a sharp drop in the state's honey crop, worth about $10 million last year. +Chief Artillery Marshal Mitrofan I. Nedelin, a World War II veteran serving as the first commander of the newly created Soviet rocket forces, was about 60 feet from the missile when it exploded, the article said. +The real goddess appears, and tells off these men for underestimating women - an apotheosis evidently intended as a feminist dea ex machina idea. +The voting was to continue Monday, and Croatian electoral officials said initial results were not expected until that afternoon. +Also, the Russian developments support Saudi Arabia's position in OPEC. +Though plant workers agreed to wage and benefit concessions totaling about $4 an hour, the 1,100 workers have until Monday to accept a special severance and pension package available to United Rubber Workers union members in the event of a plant closing. +"We have to reserve our options," he says. +Crancer said she assumed that if the FBI had information such as that revealed by Frankos to Playboy, his family would have been notified. +AMNESTY TOUR ON HBO _ HBO will chronicle the "Human Rights Now!" tour in a special to premiere Dec. 10. +Pensacola has been able to help addicted mothers-to-be because it has the facilities to treat them, said Elizabeth Myer, client manager for the Community Drug and Alcohol Commission. +Emergency workers pulled a girl from the wreckage of an automobile. +Under West German law, the 42-year-old former soldier would face a maximum 10-year prison sentence if convicted on spying charges. However, he could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted of high treason. +"No Russian law will stop us," says a man behind a pile of tins one day. +At first, the KGB rejected his charges as hostile and distorted and accused him of making them to further his own political ambitions. +Lithuanians say they have enough oil to last six weeks to three months. +The Senate Judiciary Committee, on a voice vote, sent the measure to the full Senate, where a similar bill has passed twice only to die in the House at the end of previous sessions of Congress. +After working together as patent examiners in Berne early in the century, Einstein and Besso kept up a lifelong correspondence that spanned five decades. +The GAO is analyzing the FSLIC's finances to determine whether it faces a cash crunch in the future. +Talking on watch meant sure punishment. +The Cuban news agency, Prensa Latina, likened the broadcasts to a Laurel and Hardy comedy routine. +As they return to their seats and the services begin, James says, "I'm figuring to cry" and buries his head in his hat to hide the tears. +Gorbachev said three months ago that three reactors would be closed out of an estimated 13 throughout the country. +However, the negotiations have been bogged down in definitions of weapons categories. +The wet weather followed a cold front crossing the Mississippi Valley. +There's been some tut-tutting at the Journal for this editorial. +Truck driver Anthony W. Ritchie, 23, of Criders, Va., was also admitted for observation. +Steve Diamond said the film was originally thought to have been stolen, but it was found later in the basement. +That concern has been heigtened by other recent incidents involving aging aircraft and other jets, said Cooper, president of Adventure Travels. +Many of the city's homeless have found new homes, moved to other cities to take new jobs or been relocated to shelters on Polk Street and the nearby Army base at the Presidio, said Red Cross spokesman Kevin Irion. +"No conclusion has been reached as to whether any illegal activities have occurred or whether any specific individual has been involved," the commission said. +Aweil, 590 miles southwest of Khartoum, is a government garrison town said to be surrounded by rebels of the Sudan People's Liberation Army. +Hints of problems at the plant first came in December. +Although Qaboos, 48, opened up his country to the outside world, it remains partially veiled, its society still deeply rooted in traditional Islamic values and customs. +Mediagenic said it posted lower net income for the fiscal second quarter, and it recommended a reverse stock split that would cut shares outstanding to about four million from about 40 million. +In early trading Tuesday in Tokyo, the dollar fell sharply against the yen. +"We have to do a better job of studying the volcanoes of the world," said Robert Tilling, a U.S. Geological Survey geologist who coordinated the agency's response to the Mount St. Helens eruption. +Noriega has denied those accusations. +That would translate to earnings per share of 15p, putting the shares at yesterday's price of 282p on a prospective p/e of 18.8, high enough if it is assumed that some part of the corporate recovery is already built into the price. +Most investment managers charge percentage-based annual fees, and the minimum annual charge can vary from the relatively modest to the very expensive. +"When you've been running for your life in the jungles just to get your freedom, you're not looking for the good life; you're looking for survival. +It shows how unfancied investments, such as boring old National Savings, have done better than most of the alternatives over the period. +This year she was made a director. Ms Tennant has worked for JTM for more than four years. +Car buying, for instance, has been very sluggish. +But others remain optimistic. +First Brands was created in a leveraged buy-out of the consumer brand names from Union Carbide Corp. in 1986. +The next federal balloting is scheduled for May 1990. +As three people appeared in court in the nuclear devices case, Britain rejected calls to cut ties with Iraq, but said it was contacting international agencies to try to prevent future smuggling of material for nuclear weapons. +"Growth brands in American cigarettes are rare and valuable," said Mr. Feuerman. +"In every year since 1983, at least 5% of the outstanding value of corporate equity has disappeared through stock repurchases, takeovers, and going-private transactions." +Mr. Leveque, who is approaching retirement age, alienated the Socialists after they first came to power in 1981 by resigning as chairman of another French bank and campaigning against the left-wing government's nationalization program. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, Geothermal closed at $8.875 a share, down 12.5 cents. +Three Washington-based bodies, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and the General Accounting Office, are all conducting studies into derivatives. +Both Shanker and Geiger denied any anger or bitterness at not being invited. +Members of a U.N. team flew to Kabul on Saturday to begin preparations for monitoring the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan. +"I'm ready to play," said Stan Weinstein, a widely followed strategist who publishes the newsletter Professional Tape Reader. "I think we all take ourselves too seriously. +According to his plea agreement, Mr. Ellen refused to stop work and the project was only halted after the Corps of Engineers contacted the independent contractors involved. +Eximbank's resources are spread very thin. +He has been examining ways the two companies can co-operate, as well as studying TDSi's products and management. Richard Benda, from Brno, Czechoslovakia, is 27 and a manager with a trade fairs and exhibitions company. +The Orchestra of Illinois has a record of artistic excellence and could resolve its problems, he said. +Christchurch lawyer Peter Woolley said he asked the High Court to bar the TV program from being broadcast on instructions from Isobel Mitchell, the lawyer appointed to represent Hilary's interests. +But business in that area too, seems to have stalled. +The jumbo jet was flying from New York to Seoul, South Korea when a Soviet military jet tracking the Boeing 747 attacked it over Sakhalin Island, a site of Soviet military installations. +Attorneys for North filed a motion with Gesell to delay the start of the trial, now scheduled for Sept. 20, until March 1989. +But the Pentagon said the 13-minute experiment, launched on Saturday from the Wallops Island, Va. Flight Facility was a beneficial first step in the scheduled series of 12 experimental flights. +From transmission linked to other venereal infections? +Closing on the 20th restaurant is expected soon, Hanson said. +Some analysts say the Middle East crisis eventually could put some money-losers such as Eastern, TWA and Pan Am out of business. +But he accused the other non-socialists of locking him out. +Investment by the transportation-communications sector will climb 17.5%, while the construction industry will register a 15.5% gain. +It prefers "fecal contamination," saying the stuff "isn't a warm fuzzy substance." FARMS DON'T COMPUTE as much as expected, says an Agriculture Department survey. +Mr Bill Stafford, executive director of the Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle, says businessmen returning from Japan report many compliments on 'Seattle's sensitive appreciation of the complexity of US-Japanese relations'. +The Soviets have 5,000 ballistic missiles, 2,000 strategic bombers and vast numbers of well-equipped ground troops in both Europe and Asia. +Asked if they were comfortable with the way the agency was managing staff cuts, 67.2 percent said they were not, 14.2 percent said they were comfortable and 18.5 percent were undecided. +Science cannot and must not dictate our beliefs. +Wildlife Showcase (8pm BBC2) and Survival Special (9pm ITV) remind us of what television has come to do uniquely well. +Some analysts said they agreed with Icahn's assertion that the deal was "eminently doable." +But during the legal arguments, Assistant District Attorney Brent Cole said he might change that, if necessary, to claim that Hazelwood risked damage to his ship by trying to get it off the reef. +"Although the Nikkei fell, certain issues were bought as the yen's appreciation reassured investors," he said. "Trading was also more active than yesterday." First section volume was estimated at 550 million shares, up from Monday's 300 million. +With the release of the detainees in Rangoon, Pegu, Prome and Moulmein, "all those detained in connection with the March and June riots in the country have been freed," the radio said. +Mr. Aaron provides some vividly rendered scenes at Camp David and the White House, territory with which he's obviously familiar, as well as the battles of ego, perks and turf. +Replacing the relatively small county of Buckinghamshire with four unitaries, for example, would cost between Pounds 10m and Pounds 13m. +The spokesman said Renault doesn't have plans right now to build cars in Algeria because of supply problems, although it wouldn't rule them out for the long-term. +A show plant is fun, but misleading. +The explosion in coverage "has already hurt the Games," says James R. Spence Jr., a former sports-division executive at the ABC network and author of a new book on televised sports. +Yohji Yamamoto is launching its Ys line, a cheaper range already available in Japan, in Europe this autumn. +But like others, he did not ignore the bare shoulder, showing strapless sheaths and jumpsuits. +Still, in gay households, "you're talking about two people with good jobs, lots of money and no dependents. +A spokesman for the police department said two demonstrators were arrested and charged with assaulting police officers. +The move was not immediately recognized or sanctioned by Moscow, and legislators acknowledged that full independence would only be won after long, difficult negotiations with the Kremlin. +Mr Safwat Sherif, Egypt's information minister, said the dead included children crushed in stampedes at schools. +The House Judiciary subcommittee on administrative law and government relations is considering broader legislation that would expand the right to sue the federal government if negligence can be proved. +The network will be based in Atlanta. +The news also knocked the British unit to below 2.95 marks in London, but a bout of short-covering helped sterling recoup some of its earlier losses. +LL Cool J, whose real name is James Todd Smith, was not involved in the incident after Wednesday night's concert and did not meet the 15-year-old, police said. +The U.S. ambassador and his last 29 American staff members were forced out of Lebanon on Wednesday by Christians, including about 1,000 massed outside the embassy, who claim the United States supports Syria. +Mid-American also said it received a draft permit for a 200-acre disposal and recycling facility in Bishopville, S.C. +He had captured an early-race lead and held onto it for more than 400 miles before falling back. +Or it may just have set a trap for Democrats. +Super Club has about 500 video retail outlets in the U.S. and 100 in Belgium. +In the United States, chemicals sales declined and several plants were damaged by extremely cold weather, Shell said. +He did not give any percentage. +Efforts to reach Mead-Johnson were unsuccessful. +Prudential Securities also became ensnared in the collapse of the limited-partnership industry through the sales of partnerships by its brokers. +Despite industry speculation that Mr. Johnston would be pushed out if WPP succeeded, he indicated in an internal memo Friday that he and other top executives will stay on. +Before the Tokyo market plunged, foreigners were the Cassandras, always predicting an imminent stock market collapse. +"There is reason to believe that needle injection is a more efficient means of transmission than sexual intercourse. +"While governments argue over who is to blame for the current crises in the North and Baltic seas, the common seal in this area faces extinction," said Greenpeace spokesman Andrew Booth. +However, concern was voiced at funding implications and the danger that GNVQs would be seen as 'second best'. +After a definitive sale agreement was announced last November, Standard & Poor's Corp., the credit rating concern, said the deal would give CBS a "high level of liquidity for several years." +The Sandinista Party controls both the government and the media in Nicaragua. +And (Monday) alone we had 329 applicants and I expect to surpass that by a good deal today." In Charlotte, N.C., the INS office received 204 applications on Monday; it had received 454 applications in the preceding three weeks. +All continue to lead normal lives and have not been told they have AIDS, Xiong said. +The agency says the handbook was pulled to correct some inaccuracies, as pointed out by industry letters. +A military spokesman denied army involvement in the death, but villagers said the man was beaten to death by troops. +In response, Epeda said it is trying to put together a counterbid. +Ben Love, chairman and chief executive officer of the Texas bank, will be joining Chemical's board. +He and his wife concentrate on writing songs for country artists such as Juice Newton, Chet Atkins, the Oak Ridge Boys and others. +It's also a subjective business. +But Rick Roberts, a spokesman in Jackson's Los Angeles office, said earlier: "He was hospitalized. +It is a disgraceful performance; it is condemned by the United States of America and _ however, we must not let this brutal killing stand in the way of trying to bring peace to this troubled corner of the world. +Cheney has suggested ATF purchases be delayed from 1994 to 1996. The number to be bought would remain at 750. +Trump will open his Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City next spring. +Either outcome would be a disaster for Israel and more especially for Yitzhak Rabin, who has staked everything on the peace process. +The council said the incumbent Christian Democratic Party won 23 Assembly seats and the National Conciliation Party won seven. +Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir fired Vice Premier Shimon Peres today in a dispute over peace talks and all the Cabinet members of Peres' Labor Party quit, collapsing the 15-month-old coalition government. +There is plenty to say about the dangers of one-party rule, the systematic destruction of local government, the emergence of the patronage state as powerful appointed bodies proliferate and, indeed, Celtic nationalisms. +"The resource states simply can't rely on doing what they've done in the past." +"We were very reluctant to call people back to work because the costs associated with laying them off were so high," says John T. Hackett, the chief financial officer. +There was no evidence so far that anyone on active duty was involved in the Georgia scheme, she said. +A defense bill faces a veto by Reagan because it contains a provision prohibiting the president from violating the traditional interpretation of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. +A decade ago, he said, many people wondered whether "there was a future for the Amex." +This means that if the building society were to collapse, investors with Pibs would be behind all other lenders, depositors and shareholders for repayment. +The Amex will list an Americus trust that has a minimum of one million shares and 800 investors; the Texaco trust drew about 200,000 shares and fewer than 200 investors. +'We encourage our people to follow open trading policies and be involved in the multilateral system.' Sir Leon's comments reflect concern in the Commission over negative views of Europe expressed recently by Asian leaders meeting in Singapore. +All personnel working at reduced wages, including the actors, will participate in a profit-sharing plan after production costs are recouped. +The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission: Boardroom Business Products Inc., offering of 7,000 units. +The Pennsylvania cleanup involves Panhandle's Texas Eastern Gas Pipeline Corp. unit. +Not only the medical profession, but society as a whole, must re-examine its traditional answers to problems that have changed. +This implies the use of a market price rule as a standard of monetary value, but here too the policy would be far more credible if the point were made with greater clarity. +"Hachette was finding it hard to compete on a stand-alone basis," said Peter Appert, who follows the media industry for C.J. Lawrence Morgan Grenfell. +"Alas, we get our pay in ordinary Soviet rubles, and can't pay for the flight in convertible currency which Glavkosmos needs so badly," a columnist in Pravda complained. +The hundreds of foreigners in Alma-Ata would have rapidly exported the story in any case, putting their own interpretations on the tumultuous events. +The respondents said KKR was losing luster because several of its buyouts were having trouble, most notably Hillsborough Holdings Inc., which sought bankruptcy court protection from creditors late last year. +Gangs of youths roaming the streets later set two cars ablaze and hurled rocks through windows at the Justice Ministry and the American Cultural Center, a U.S. Embassy official said on condition of anonymity. +The last flight is scheduled to depart on Saturday, the State Department said, leaving behind hundreds of mostly male American hostages. +Mr. Issing acknowledged pressure on the Bundesbank to reduce rates from home and abroad. +Chinery talked to 1,200 of them by phone and had dates with 34. He's dated three of them more than once. +A tiny Sony Watchman television set is "the essence of premiums," he says. +A vote on the UN resolution, a key PLO demand before returning to negotiations, has been delayed until tomorrow at the request of the US. +His 10-year-old friend, Travis Enders, was buried up to his head. He was treated at a hospital and released. +There would also be a 15% surcharge on corporate taxes. +"An outrageous exploitation," the Labor Party declared. +It recently announced an agreement with a MAGNET-procurement organization that encompasses over 12,000 hospitals and clinics in East coast of the United States. +The three-year MIT project already has produced one world record distance for human-powered flight of 37.2 miles. +Earlier, they had been watching the filming from their 66th-floor office where "we all have our binoculars," Ms. Luker says. +The Congressional Research Service study said France suffered a massive decline in its arms sales agreements, which dropped from $3.2 billion in 1988 to $300 million last year. +It ranged during the day between 129.70 and 130.01 yen. +Giacomo Joyce pivots between the two books.' It was only 16 pages long - as was the original notebook in Joyce's handwriting in which it was discovered - but is, even so, complete. +Second, as Garth Ancier, president of Walt Disney TV (formerly head of Fox TV) says, "The networks are still quite conservative. +The Roman patricians respect their power, even if they dislike their origins and aspirations. Coriolanus himself, remember, is neither patrician nor lower class. +An official of the National Forest Fire Control Center said the fires have destroyed over 1,200 acres of land, mostly forests, since they started two days ago. +"Seeing the real thing and having it here is perfect," she said. +The Charlotte, N.C., banking company launched the takeover bid last month. +However, the inquiry has few precedents and so it was only late in the day that the Treasury's solicitors discovered that very little privilege attached to it. +Because who in their right mind would want to go to Annapolis? Mull has been to Indianapolis on numerous occasions to film commercials for Claypool Court, a downtown shopping center owned by Melvin Simon & Associates. +Like many people who pretend to despise money she left a fortune, well over Pounds 1m, when she died in 1991. +Britain's Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, as expected, announced a measure spelling out a corporation's duty to disclose merger talks that take place amid "unusual activity" in a target company's shares. +Eastern and its owner, Texas Air Corp., are under government scrutiny over safety and management practices. +VATs have a terrible track record in Latin countries. +That may overstate things a bit, and to be fair there's logic in White House caution. +Cologne has made no compromises. +On Wednesday, the Security Council plans to meet again to continue discussions on the controversial issue of Soviet emigration to the occupied lands. +That's IBM's name for its new "bus," or electrical circuitry that shuttles data inside the computer. +It was as if I had been training for just that moment." +Intervention rumors are difficult to evaluate because central banks often try to conceal their trading activities and decline to comment on them. +"Commercially, it's quite an attractive proposition for us," says Philip Temple, the insurer's chairman. +But its story shows how feeble the business establishment can be when its own cage needs shaking. +Garagolia, a popular NBC sportscaster until he left the network in 1988, will start work in June, as will Daniels, who has been on maternity leave since the March 25 birth of her second child. +The state has, in effect, frozen that asset. +"We're aware of the situation and our attorneys are still looking at it," Peck said. +On Friday, Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Arens said Hungary's state-run Malev airline was "surrendering to terror" by deciding to stop flying Soviet Jews to Tel Aviv via Budapest because of the threat of terrorist attacks. +The wheel of fortune has since taken a dramatic turn. Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola, the man who once enjoyed instant access to the presidency, ended up in jail, charged with treason. +The program includes Beethoven's "Symphony No. 1," Mozart's "Violin Concerto No. 5" and Tchaikovsky's "Serenade for Strings." +Similarly brutal punishments have been decreed for common criminals in what recent visitors to Iraq say has becoming a dangerously lawless place. +"Things sort of unfold." Workman's marketing panache dates back to a time when the publisher had more energy than money. +A 21-member panel of educators has been named to advise on the content of the Channel One daily news show for use in the classroom that debuts next spring, Whittle Communications announced Sunday. +She moved to the West with the play and caught the eye of producer-actor James Keach. +One is a group of professional directors and advisers, of highly variable experience and status and of uncertain effectiveness. +"Ultimately, you can't do work that isn't approved by your neighbors," says Rolf-Dieter Acker, BASF's head of biotechnology research. +The U.S. posture is more hypocritical. +Then the House would vote on a proposal to allow commercial companies to buy failing banks. +The Palm Beach County Circuit Court ruled in its favor Monday. +The government's No. 105, 5% issue due 1997 was quoted late in the day at a yield of about 5%, up 0.115 percentage point from Friday. +He said "the puppet regime" installed by Hanoi to run Cambodia's affairs refuses "to give a precise timetable" for the withdrawal of the approximately 120,000 Vietnamese forces from the country. +The package doesn't fit. +Experts disagree over how much the Earth will warm and when the effects will begin to be felt. +That would raise $7.85 billion but probably would result in a long-term loss to the federal government. +Ice jams prompted flood warnings along streams near Buffalo, N.Y. +The bankruptcy-law case, the largest in history, came after both firms apparently remained about $2 billion apart in settlement talks. +The jet carrying 231 passengers and a crew of 14 landed at Anchorage International Airport at 12:25 p.m. and taxied to a gate under its own power, airport and FAA officials said. +The leftist Nicaraguan government took control of all privately owned radio stations Wednesday and hooked them up into a national network that broadcast government announcements and revolutionary music. +Based on the more recent price of $1.08 a gallon, the bill would be $2,314.29 an hour. +Suarez asked if the machine would accept quarters for shorter periods. +David H. Souter, confirmed by the Senate on Tuesday to become the court's newest justice, won't be sworn in and take his seat on the bench until next Tuesday. +Mr. Crasnianski's annual research budget, which has tripled in two years, this year still is just 100 million francs. +"They will resolve their own problems," said Andrei Tarelkin, a paratrooper from the Russian city of Ivanovo. +"The government says modernization will make life better here, but it isn't going to help the people it puts out of work," says Eduardo Torres, an official for the telephone workers union. +"We have to get back what we've lost," says Mayor DeFino. +But since Trafalgar has cut the final dividend and left the way open for another reduction next year, Hongkong Land's option to buy more stock at 85p is the only convincing prop for the shares. +In the longer term, it may be one of those benchmark events that come to symbolize the changing of the guard. +Amtrak lawyer Sally Garr added that sympathy strikes "would disrupt all of the commuter traffic in the Northeast." +Whether Pierce actually signed the documents referred to by Ms. Hale was not clear. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, National Business Systems closed at $2.125, up 12.5 cents. +Resignations by top West Virginia officials and the defeat of three amendments proposed by the governor have dented the credibility of the state's political leaders, insiders and observers said. +Ply-Gem Industries Inc. and Wolverine Technologies Monday announced a merger agreement involving a $60.8-million tender offer by Ply-Gem, a New York maker of home improvement products. +"A forgery is for the specific purpose of deceiving people. +It also lets you express your intentions for your children, other dependants or pets, and what should be done with your body. Those with young children should name guardians who could take charge of them if both parents should die in quick succession. +Conviction on the injury-to-a-child charge carries a maximum sentence of life or 99 years in prison. +The Bush administration has fared no better. +Meanwhile, Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. is investigating suspicious trading involving a major customer and at least one of its employees at one of its California offices. +And our overall share of world trade in services has continued to fall.' +But it's possible, officials said, that nobody would be named to serve out the Wallich term because there would be little time left once the nominee had passed security clearances and Senate confirmation. +"History is once again repeated to mark another occasion _ `To renew allegiance to the Imam,"' IRNA said. +The instruction was included in a $15 billion measure to fund the Commerce, Justice and State departments, the federal judiciary and various independent federal agencies for the year beginning Oct. 1. +Desmond is thus led into the thickets of a treasonous plot that becomes more and more interesting as it focuses on a diary everyone is desperate to find. +Walesa clearly wants the job and Kaczynski has organized a political group called the Center Alliance to support the candidacy. +Had ABC News known of his business ties in China, she said, "we would not have had him on that broadcast" in June. +It doesn't matter if he's Hindu or Moslem or Christian," Raghavan said. +After all, he notes, Microsoft's $50 million investment in OS/2's development "is a luxury that has already been paid for by selling 20 million copies of MS-DOS." +Her sold-out concert originally scheduled for Wednesday night in Halifax was delayed a day. +They may not name the people really responsible: Syria and Iran." Nobody knows how the investigation will end. +And there is also the embarrassing possibility that the aldermen will be forced in the end to accept Matson. +These actions could cost well in excess of $100 million. +The memo was approved by Rep. Hochbrueckner's staff and the letterhead in question had been used in other instances in our legislative effort. +(In some cases, councils will oversee more than one school.) Council powers will include signing principals to four-year performance contracts and deciding whether to renew what essentially were lifetime jobs before reform. +But the vote followed a pledge by committee Democrats, the major force behind the bill, to try to work out a bipartisan version of ABC before it reaches the Senate floor. +The senators took an hour-long helicopter ride to visit the remote base of the 18th Airborne Corps. +Ms. Gibbons said he had known about the $1 million suggested bail for Keating and had agreed to it. +Since last July, the bodies have turned up one-by-one, uncovered by highways workers, passersby and police dogs sniffing 40 miles of roads. +Honeycomb barriers, rather than rigid steel or concrete ones, might also have slowed Senna's and Ratzenberger's deceleration rate enough for them to survive. But there are more fundamental decisions to be made. +Profits after tax came to an estimated Ft1bn in 1992 compared with Ft1.05bn a year earlier. +The promotion helped Riviera sales exceed the division's forecast by more than 10%, Buick said at the time. +He is an avid fan of a proposition on next week's ballot to help build a replacement for Candlestick Park. +Stocks advanced today as investors focused on narrow segments of the market and events in the Middle East, which unfolded without further escalation of hostilities. +The legislation wouldn't apply to $442 million worth of capital improvements, which are not eligible under enterprise zone criteria and would produce $6.8 million in taxes a year, LTV said. +Humans infected with the disease often suffer such general symptoms as joint aches or fatigue. In dogs, the disease can cause similar symptoms. +He did, however, balk somewhat at suggestions in the investment banking community that he might be willing to buy Carl C. Icahn's 14.8% interest in Texaco as a method of cultivating favor with Texaco management. +We're not being provincial when we say we like the plan Sen. Robert Kasten, R-Wis., has come up with. +Northwest winds of 15 to 25 miles an hour were making the north central parts of the U.S. colder. +As a result, the FDA's topmost officials, including the agency's new commissioner, David A. Kessler, will gather at the meeting and search for a way to make the drug available under a program of stiff monitoring. +Before the votes, Dole told his colleagues again the Senate should approve the pact before Reagan meets Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev in Moscow from May 29 to June 2. +A second message was signed by Bill Foley, a friend of Anderson's, in the name of the Journalists Committee to Free Terry Anderson. +The two are believed to be in the capital, Port-au-Prince. +At the annual meeting, Community National shareholders also approved a proposal to reduce authorized shares to 15 million from 50 million. +"This was just stones," Riskin said, pointing to Grape Hill on which is built a cluster of villas with red tile roofs. +The trick for investors will be in timing a switch should Lloyds' management show signs of wanting to diversify away from chemists shops and health foods. +Pearce spent 36 years with the San Francisco Examiner, retiring in 1975. +The Great People's Hural last week also rejected demands by the new opposition parties for direct presidential elections, and passed a law setting requirements for parties to register. +Wolverhampton City Challenge provided Pounds 100,000 to refurbish an existing factory of Federal Electric, a Merlin subsidiary, next door to the proposed Ajax plant. This safeguards 84 jobs. +Once again, the spokesman sidestepped questions about Iraq's insistence on direct negotiations with Iran. +The younger Savage said the money was for work done in prior elections. +"This expands our Cincinnati market dramatically," said Mer Grayson Jr., chief executive for Huntington's greater Cincinnati region. +I just see the City being part of my work,' he says. The clock is ticking. +Craig Hall, a Dallas real estate syndicator, agreed to merge his closely held Hall Real Estate Group into May Petroleum Inc., a publicly traded oil and gas concern in which he has a 54% stake. +Two prairie falcons flew over, and afterward, two vultures. +"If the biotic effects that appear to be materializing are real, they have the potential for speeding the process of warming appreciably," Woodwell said. +Such information would be used to decide whether the current policy should be changed. Modelling results are used in two respects. +Continuation of any of the cases could mean trial-like hearings would be scheduled, probably next year. +"It's like Wall Street, it's like an operating room," Jarvis says. "Everybody knows it's stressful, but they're not snapping at each other. +The evidence is scientific," he said. +It's clear, however, that opportunity exists for manipulation to produce profits for speculators without consideration of the real interests of the corporation's long-term investors, its employees, or the communities in which it operates. +Banks generally open at 8.30am and close at 2pm, except for Tuesdays and Thursdays when they stay open until 6pm, but it depends on their location. As for the overpriced duty free goods at the airports, forget them. +He was incorrectly identified in a Wall Street Journal Report on Travel last Friday. +For Dunkin' Donuts, satellites are one-third less expensive to run than free-standing stores and can be more than twice as profitable, says Phillip Bennett, vice president of corporate development. +For 1984, Mauney testified, the Taggarts did not pay any taxes on $48,000 in additional income. +Tunnermann had served both as ambassador to the United States and to the Organization of American States. +Vorhauer, 48, is best known as the inventor of the Today contraceptive sponge. +The rare ritual of exorcism, practiced twice by the New York Archdiocese in a year, is cloaked in mystery even for those most familiar with it. +The company said that for one year its operators would inform callers if they are subject to the 75-cent surcharge. +Is it easy to walk to the shops? +It is innovative and rigorous, yet its task is to reintroduce us to the wisdom of Jefferson. +Then she shot him. +Its recession is likely to continue longer than anybody expected a few months ago. +The exemption came at the request of Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady. +It is obviously very ambitious; but do the cynics believe that the problem will simply go away; or do they imagine that France, Germany and the Benelux will instead vote to disband the European Monetary System? +In Kuwait, Iraqi troops stormed the French ambassador's residence, seizing four citizens, including a diplomat, the French Foreign Ministry said. +Prime Minister Toshiku Kaifu of Japan began a Middle East tour after promising the United Nations in New York to contribute nonmilitary personnel and material to the international effort to end the gulf crisis. +Ambassador Dean Hinton represented the United States at Monday's ceremony. +Democrats were expected to back the measure overwhelmingly while Republicans were divided. +The latest concern stressed by religious officials in a Jan. 19 meeting with Secretary of State James A. Baker III has been the harassment, arrests and sometimes killing of church workers in El Salvador. +It has to be said for the shadow chancellor that his non-solutions are beginning to sound better than they used to, and perhaps better than others on offer. Put this down to political convergence. +Sentences ranged from six to 16 years. +'Since the beginning of the 1990s, the globalisation of the food industry has accelerated,' he says. +Mr. Lamont said the government has appointed Samuel Montagu & Co., the merchant bank unit of Midland Bank PLC, to act as financial adviser and sponsor of the British Steel issue. +Car, May-September 4: Pounds 280 (Pounds 310 at weekends in July and August, and the last weekend in May and first in September). +U.S. businesses acquired or established by foreigners in 1987 employed 346,000 workers and owned 316,000 acres of land. +Schering had 1987 sales of 4.7 billion marks, of which 2.31 billion marks, or about $1.3 billion, was from pharmaceutical sales. +Later, riot police with batons broke up a second protest by about 100 black youths outside a downtown office building housing the British Consulate. +Auto makers can cut the weight of cars using plastic or aluminum instead of steel in bumpers, doors and other parts. But these materials cost more than steel, and in some cases entail sacrifices in appearance and durability. +"You can't blame him for that. +But in July 1985, Searle told Genex it would drop the arrangement as of October. +Brokers also said traders remained hopeful that stock prices might benefit from the so-called January effect, a historical tendency for the market _ and especially smaller stocks _ to show greater-than-usual strength in the first few weeks of a new year. +Both parties submitted firm offers to the RJR committee by Friday's deadline, but they said late Sunday they were undecided whether to make new offers. +"It is not a test that finds the best possible firefighters," the commissioner, Stephen Cooper, said Tuesday. "It's a test for just a few qualities. +A sophisticated Navy probe unit will be lowered into the ocean in June, said board accident investigator Ron Schleed. +Mr. Coelho was out of town yesterday, and his spokesman said he couldn't confirm the report. +Do not cross Europe for this Faust, but it is a collector's piece and another episode in Wilson's tortuous relationship with German theatre. +UNITA's fate is not under discussion in the U.S.-mediated talks, which are focused exclusively on external involvement in the region. +Shaw should have immediately pulled back on his control stick to rotate the nose up. +"I don't see any homeruns in aerospace," Leslie Ravitz, an analyst at Salomon Brothers said recently. +His father was the Far Eastern representative for an English aircraft company and Rice would listen to American Armed Forces Radio. +Cars and trucks imported for sales under the GM, Ford and Chrysler names are counted as foreign. +The place fizzes with fashion shops, tottering high heels, couture and indeed with fur coats. +Turnover yesterday was sparse, with many investors reluctant to take a stance. +The higher dividend, payable Aug. 25 to stock of record Aug. 5, is the first change since the aluminum producer lowered its quarterly payout from 45 cents a share in November 1982, when earnings were sagging. +Chairman Sen. Carl Levin (D., Mich.) didn't want to hear them. +Now, many conservatives plan to push for changes in the treaty on the Senate floor. +Mr. Conlin is president of CalComp Inc., a unit of Lockheed Corp. +By the end of March, Abkhazians were holding mass meetings to complain about discrimination against them by Georgians. +Noriega arrived two hours late for the ceremony as unconfirmed reports circulated that U.S. officials had arrived for new talks about his departure. +Some top Morgan officials have been questioning whether Morgan, at a time when much stock trading is done away from the traditional exchange floor, needs to remain a member of the Big Board at all. +Seventy-one percent of the 1,125 adults in the national survey said they regard the stock market as a risky investment, and a third saw a good chance it will plummet again in the next year or two. +On hearing news of the verdict, students at two Seoul universities held rallies demanding Ms. Im's release. "Release Im _ Flower of Unification" shouted students at Sogang University. +The delays continued yesterday as 500 workers walked out again. +But little has gone right since the late 1960s. +A value was not specified. +Although rubella, once known as German measles, is mild in most cases, congenital rubella syndrome _ rubella at birth _ can cause blindness, retardation and heart defects. +"You learn a lot about ducks on an assignment like this," says Masahiro Nagase, a Mitsui guard. +Sematech, an acronym for Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology, was created last year with a goal of U.S. global leadership in the semiconductor manufacturing technology by 1993. +The new approach exploits several years of research into the underlying abnormality in cystic fibrosis. +Of the industrial enterprises, 3,527 have been closed. +'The cost of 30 or 40 copies of a slim pamphlet might be Pounds 6 or Pounds 7; the unit cost therefore about 3s 6d or 4s: and one copy could sell for Pounds 100 (about Pounds 1,500 today). +He says it showed up anonymously in a "brown envelope" 2 1/2 years ago, but he decided not to tell anyone. +Terms of the agreement weren't disclosed, and Hollinger officials couldn't be reached for comment. +A noted "pod counter," who estimates the cocoa crop size by counting cocoa pods, said this year's Ivory Coast crop might be significantly smaller than last year's, Mr. Schwartz said. +The other Warsaw Pact countries _ Romania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, East Germany and Poland _ have also announced cuts in their military forces. +Local newspapers have reported the military-run Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology shut down the reactor at Lung Tan, 25 miles southwest of Taipei, after the U.S. government suspended delivery of heavy water. +The Soviet Union says more of its U.N. staff members will become permanent civil servants, which addresses a problem the United States has cited in withholding dues payments. +He said they planned to begin looking today for possible mechanical problems with the auto. +And when the administration got specific 10 days ago, outlining a $54-billion deficit reduction plan replete with taxes _ one a ceiling on deductions for state and local income taxes _ it went to GOP summit negotiators, no notice to the rank and file. +The Asbury-Olivers pilot a 58-year-old Travel Air biplane, which flew its first skywriting mission for Pepsi-Cola in 1938. +Prices peaked before noon, then fell amid heavy selling that accelerated in the final hour of trading. +"The hole is only so big; you can only shovel so much," said one trader at a leading firm. +Two other, earlier flights also were moved from Kennedy to Edwards. +"We're going to continue to focus on environmental services and ServiceMaster is going to focus on consumer services, and our shareholders will participate," in earnings from the operations it is contributing, said a Waste Management spokesman. +Michael Costello, the lead Pentagon investigator on the documents case, declines to discuss the allegations against Mr. Currie. +Figures released by the Ministry of Tourism said the number of tourists coming to Israel in the first six months of 1990 was up 10 percent from the same period last year. +It takes some serious searching to find any bright spots in all of this. +State-run monopolies currently guzzle huge amounts of energy to produce goods that are shoddy and unwanted. +"There is an air of anxiety and fear hanging over this whole town, and that psychological toll on our children has been horrendous," Ms. Smith says. +He was named treasurer in 1975 and its principal financial officer in 1979. +In those first days, the refugees would talk, telling of the lives they left behind, but more anxious to hear about life in West Germany, trying to divine a picture of the future. +Here are the winners of the Nobel Prize in Physics since 1970 and their accomplishments. +President Augusto Pinochet, 72, the right-wing military commander who has ruled Chile since coming to power in a 1973 coup, is widely expected to be the lone candidate. +In the hours before the deployment, a global embargo ground Iraqi oil exports nearly to a halt. +For large-denomination notes we must wait. +He jumped into the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976, typically late, typically unprepared. +International Business Machines, the world's largest computer manufacturer, has signed an agreement with the International Olympic Committee through which it will provide computer systems for the next four Olympics, summer and winter. +News of the resumption of totally unrestricted program trading was partly blamed for Friday's late slide in prices. +Fob teas from Mauritius came to a more selective market. +The Soviet exchange was proposed by Gen. +Even if NATO and the merged Germany took that step, the shift in Soviet policy still would amount to an enormous reversal by the Kremlin. +And once the pageant is over, the backbiting starts. +So the scramble is on for lighter crudes globally, and for natural gas in the U.S. +Was the valuer proposing that we should pay the rates for the new tenant? +A year ago, it earned seven cents a share. +What effect the approach had on Texaco isn't known, but it certainly helped generate sympathetic media coverage for Pennzoil. +That had become even more important recently as consumer spending faded in the face of adverse economic news. +However, Glenfed was quoted at $5.125, up 37.5 cents, in late New York Stock Exchange trading yesterday. +People are less prepared to return to their bank manager for further financial advice, it says. +The rise has prompted at least two analysts to advise avoiding the stock. +One in 10 men will develop the cancer at some point; the risk increases with age, and among men with other family members with the disease. +In Lusaka, the two sides agreed that once progress has been made in political discussions, ANC guerrillas should be permitted to return to South Africa and integrated into the existing army or demobilized. +Until the past few weeks, everyone had been writing off Ronald Lauder, his opponent in the Republican primary. +The dealers apparently were unaware the prints were stolen, and have cooperated with police efforts to get them back. +Occasionally the pitch slipped just below the note when she was fining away the ends of quiet phrases, but the scale of the singing always made sense. +Those reformers who proposed changes in existing Department of Education programs were either fired or forced to resign. +Toyota Motor will reduce its intake this year of young male high school graduates by 7.4 per cent to 1,580, while the number of women graduates is to fall by 25.6 per cent to 570. +Shearson may sell Hutton's government bond dealership if a buyer comes along quickly, the sources added. +The Pentagon identified the slain sailor as 21-year-old Angela Simone Santos, a radioman 3rd class from Ocala, Fla. She had been stationed at the Naval Communications Area Major Station in Naples since March 1985. +Like most specialist defence suppliers the company insists that if the naval work moved its business would follow it. +Cockell convinced the FT in a telephone interview yesterday that he is serious. +The purchase of the long-range missiles was believed part of a $6 billion defense and industrial pact that Iranian leader Rafsanjani signed in 1989 in Moscow. +The oily onslaught is near the inland Bolsa Chica Wetlands, an ecological reserve that is home to the endangered California brown pelican as well as a temporary home to thousands of migratory birds and much marine life. +Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh said Monday that Thornburgh, for "no legitimate reason," is using court appeals to sidetrack the prosecution of Joseph Fernandez. +He missed the target by one year. +But like any other system, it has queues all along the way." +"That's a difficult question and one that does not have an easy answer, but my answer would be yes," Quayle told an 11-year-old reporter for "Chidren's Express" during a bus tour of Illinois last week. +The trial of other defendants has been moved to Roanoke, officials said. +Examining Magistrate Charles Bertin said the minister's decision does not influence a judicial investigation of the accident still under way. +Their strength in southern Lebanon led Israel to invade in 1982. +I set my alarm for the first time in my life to go shopping," said Lynn Loull, who arrived at Emporium-Capwell in San Francisco at 8:40 a.m. "It's going well. +But the partnership said it doesn't currently plan to try to acquire the company. +Mr. Angrist writes about the commodities and options markets for the Journal. +Records on the sale, purchase or improvement of property, including your home, should be kept permanently, as should paperwork on your Individual Retirement Account. +And in other airline news, American Airlines said it plans to start services to Australia on Feb. 4. +Strategic Investments, down 55.19 percent. +Legislator Richard Colburn, in endeavoring to recover our lost shells, introduced two bills in the House of Delegates. +"We kind of went underneath (the truck) and were pushed along," Rasmusson said. +It is the base for all diplomatic messages to and from U.S. missions in Africa. +When compared with America's two biggest competitors, West Germany and Japan, the difference is even more striking. +Her other film successes included "That Hamilton Woman,""The Song of Bernadette,""The White Cliffs of Dover" and "Madame Bovary." The Playhouse Theater now is run by novelist and former politician Jeffrey Archer. +This year, breast cancer will be diagnosed in 142,000 women in the United States and will cause 43,000 deaths, according to the American Cancer Society. +"She stayed awake for the whole thing," Bush said in describing Tuesday's mid-air drama. +The Congress is sitting as a constitutional convention to rewrite Brazil's military-dictated constitution. +An advisory for snow and blowing snow was in effect Saturday night for the northern mountains of Wyoming and the central mountains of Colorado. +Hundreds of people, including Vice President George Bush and a team of Soviet inspectors, watched the static firing, in which the motors were bolted into a concrete and steel structure, ignited and allowed to burn up their fuel. +One of the company's most important draws is a 15-day-delivery pledge. +That meant a shift away from the lower grade robusta coffees grown nearer the sea in West Africa and Indonesia. +The administration had sought the arrangement to protect personnel, readiness and ongoing procurement accounts. +The Chicago Mercantile Exchange ranks second. +Frankfurt share prices continued their advance for a third consecutive day, ending the session broadly higher. +As recently as last January, however, Dr. Pearce said he was worried about the company's performance. +One businessman describes it as 'expert in procrastination' and Mr Fonseca says the government recognises a need to modernise it. The government is also selling commercial assets. +Once this was a Maori stronghold. +9- JUNE 26, EXPERT AFFILIATION RECOMMENDATION 1991 Richard Lateef Management BUY: Kaufman & Welty Associates Broad Home Corp. +A way to oppose this menace in all dioceses would be to develop a united policy and practice on a national level. +Two men were named to share the post of chief executive officer at Berkey Inc., which distributes photo supplies, operates a marketing unit serving drug and grocery chains and owns the Willoughby's electronics retail business. +Atlanta again ranked first in a survey of the nation's top-level executives about the best place to locate a business among the major U.S. cities. +Intense competition from Japan and other foreign rivals is one reason for the profit squeeze on those companies, according to Harvey Poppel, a partner in Broadview Associates of Fort Lee, N.J., the investment banking firm that conducted the survey. +Wakil lashed out at Pakistan today, accusing the neighboring Moslem nation of "masterminding" the coup attempt. +There is no point in forcing companies to spend vast sums of money to achieve marginal improvements in emission levels, he says. +Machine tools account for about 45% of Milacron's sales. +The housing division contributed Pounds 13.3m (Pounds 7.8m) and Pounds 1.2m (Pounds 39,000) came from property. +Instead, tax is payable on gross income received from the shares. In this respect, the shares are comparable to permanent interest bearing shares (Pibs), the undated, deeply subordinated capital instruments issued by UK building societies. +Collier was to take his turn on the lake floor Saturday, Milestone said. +They point to the experience of Toyota Motor Corp. +The strike arose from a dispute with management over whether several dozen workers should be paid for a three-hour period last week in which they did not work because of a strike by a seamen's union. +But these measures haven't yet reduced the U.S.'s runaway $170 billion trade deficit and the corresponding West German and Japanese surpluses. +The market was dominated by zaibatsu, or dynastic money cliques, which controlled Japan's banks and commercial institutions. +The warehouse that caught fire is part of a North Atlantic Treaty Organization depot employing several thousand people. +"For 20 years, Indonesia's sole goal was to grow more rice," says Steven R. Tabor, a U.S. consultant to the Agriculture Ministry. +The voice is used sparingly: often he seems to be barely whispering, yet there is no chance of failing to hear him. Lear's lines can seldom have been better spoken. +But there are still plenty of shaken shareowners who would welcome a rally as a chance to shed some of their holdings. +In Geneva, Ala., near the Florida border, flood waters continued to rise but officials said the earthen levee there appeared to he holding. +Egypt's annual per-capita income is $630. Its gross national product grows more slowly than its 3% annual population growth. +Mr. Dahlin couldn't be reached for comment. +Total premiums of Pounds 3,625 include Pounds 625 of accumulated interest. +The governor's proposed budget includes money generated by state bond sales for new prison and university construction projects. +It said the board found the overtures "an unacceptable basis for negotiations." +One metal broker called precious metal markets yesterday "inside markets," meaning the highs were lower than Tuesday's highs and the lows were higher than Tuesday's lows. +Since the inception of the program in November 1989, the company said, it has acquired 41.7 million shares at a cost of $2.6 billion. +Toyota's Pounds 140m engine plant at Deeside, Clwyd, is beginning to supply a new car assembly plant in Turkey as well as the UK production lines. +All tankers built since 1979, including the Exxon Valdez, have those features. +Following U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Howard Schwartzberg's approval of the plan _ worked out in December by the two companies and committees representing Texaco creditors and shareholders _ Pennzoil borrowed $2.7 billion from a consortium of banks. +Combustion Engineering Inc., Stamford, Conn., said it sold and agreed to sell several investments and nonstrategic businesses for about $100 million, which will be used for reducing debt and general purposes. +Zhirinovsky said since the press law was passed in June, putting out his newspaper "has become much easier in general" because he has the right to publish it as a person, rather than a party. +The Hernandezes and their niece found seating after officials turned them away Friday and Saturday because the bleachers were unfinished. +All 21 crewmen were plucked out of the water and were being checked for possible injuries, the statement added. +The native of smalltown Atwood in northwest Kansas just is not popular in Kansas' two metropolitan areas, Wichita and suburban Kansas City. +The steelmaker said the tender offer is scheduled to begin tomorrow and expire 12:01 a.m. Aug. 25. +They also are accused in the criminal complaint of engaging in conspiracy to gain control over a lucrative boardwalk electric cart business and a gift shop franchise at the Atlantic City International Airport, Florentz said. +He knows how to bring us together, by regions _ by economics _ by example. +Strong CAFE standards do not mean the demise of the large car. +The only condition put on relations between two countries should be mutual interest and respect. 'I think in this case perhaps the government in London is being manipulated. British politicians are wise enough to know all the tricks of politics. +"For the last three years, I've been amazed at the amount of money pouring into institutional money-management," Richard Dennis says. +"This particular edition has not been noticed before. +By law they have to hold further strike ballots within 28 days of their last ballots. +Several ballot proposals involved employee housing. +It was not known whether Taylor had ordered his men to break the cease-fire. +Add a further nine sheets of oiled filo, angling each slightly differently. Put the cooled chard into the tin. +Jackpot blamed the profit drop on higher medical costs for employees and increased costs of $670,000 for renting machine locations. +"If you're like me, you like to receive things through the mail. +When the store manager realized they had been stolen from a display window, Gottschalks called the police. +And Warner said he has "indicated very clearly that I'm going to finish my job as United States senator." Brent Scowcroft, the national security adviser, also was mentioned but told reporters "no," he was not in line for the post. +A Soviet fuel shortage shut 92 airports, more than half the total, prompting Aeroflot to cancel and delay flights, which widely disrupted domestic travel. +An Uzi submachine gun in his right hand, a helmeted Namphy declared on state-run television early Monday that the army was in control. +"They don't want to abandon it completely. +Instead of soliciting subscriptions, it distributed the magazine only to 26,000 East Coast newsstands. +The republic's 4.2 million people include Serbs, Croats and Moslems. +People build shrines to Elvis. +The 220-page report, "Electronic Bulls and Bears: U.S. Securities Markets and Inforamtion Technology," was an outgrowth of the 1987 stock market crash. +In last year's second quarter, Lone Star had net income of $9.6 million, or 48 cents a share. +They said no injuries were reported on either ship. +In addition to "Happy Birthday," the symphony on Sunday performed a concerto that was commissioned especially for the occasion. +PAC donations to GOP Senate candidates, on the other hand, dropped 22% to $11 million. +But as the Japanese middle class becomes increasingly politically restive, a reaction already evident in the Liberal Democratic Party's defeat in the recent Upper House elections, those zoning restrictions are likely to be revised. +Several dozen people were reported injured when police charged demonstrators and people shopping in downtown Asuncion. +The government is now uncertain about reducing the number of export items for examination, as had been planned. +Men firing submachine guns massacred 26 laborers at a ranch in western Colombia on Tuesday, an official in a nearby town said. +Without these pools the junk bond would mostly be a vehicle for bringing together those who need funds, but do not have an investment-grade rating, with those who seek higher return, understanding that it comes with higher risk. +Most expect an erractic, upward trend in mortgages for the rest of the year, but not one of the magnitude of 1987, when rates rose 2 1/2 percentage points between April and October. +Throughout the years, Holly Anderson and Stan Sutton's mother, Natalie Sutton, visited their children and grandchildren in various ports around the world and kept in constant touch with them, often by ham radio. +There have been worries recently that the company may not be able to sustain its phenomenal growth record. Many medical shares were sliding. +Unless Congress acts before June, the president's fast-track authority will be extended automatically. +Talks are due to resume in the Chinese capital early next week. 'The Chinese side is of the view the current talks are aimed at a smooth transition in Hong Kong's political system,' Mr Wu said. +The survey reported 80 percent of the respondents think eyeglasses help the wearer focus on making a power statement during a business presentation. +Exxon announced Wednesday that it plans to sharply increase the number of workers assigned to coastal cleanup duties and deploy more barges and boats to the effort. +"However, the Chinese government must not use our food as a weapon against its own people. +Although some institutions suspect the family' motives in the proxy battle, they do find some appeal in Mr. Belzberg's corporate governance arguments and his board nominees. +The Irish, they're a wee bit more philosophical." Staving off defeat can require some fancy brainwork, especially if the debater stumbles, Rennie said. +Mrs Brunner, 46, and a trade union leader, was one of only two MPs to fit this profile and agreed to be a candidate. +The charge reflects the state commission's denial last week of the company's request for a delay in filing a plan to refund its customers $43 million, including interest, as part of a 1981 rate dispute. +In its report to the House, the budget committee said the technical changes were the only way it could find to hit the budget marks for both outlays and budget authority. +"When Randy was born, they were very excited," said Pam Colley, a nurse at the Alton Memorial Hospital. "They cried, they were so happy. +Other painters have enjoyed private means but have then been less sociable and urbane. +Some 20,000 children live in orphanages in the Russian republic and most suffer from neurological disabilities caused by pollution, alcoholism, malnutrition and poverty, a newspaper reported Wednesday. +It substituted the notion of taste, which is relative, for the outlawed concept of quality. +Offshore Kenya cif teas were mainly firm, Central Africans met limited support. +With the once deep pockets of the Pentagon becoming ever more shallow, most feel they have no other choice. +One requirement for membership: Stations had to agree to carry all performances live. +She wants to bring her home, but can't do it. +The Soviet Union already is placing a greater emphasis on Asia. +J. Bildner also was caught off guard by a labor battle with a New York union that tried to organize its workers. +Also working in the Big Three's favor: GM, Ford and Chrysler have relatively lean inventories after months of depressed production. +Johnson said the fish will probably never swim in the waters of Great Northern's land. +Instead of fighting to cut postal costs, however, Mr. Perot wound up fighting his old company, EDS. +The woman, whose name was not immediately available, also verified Barroso's statement about the order to turn back. +Cardis Corp. said it's in "serious discussions" concerning the sale of its Tuneup Masters Inc. unit as part of a restructuring effort. +Before the bill can be sent to the president, the House and Senate will have to agree on a single version. +Haldeman says he is amazed how quickly he forgot about the system once it was in place. +Over the years we had culled those who didn't fit in. Of those of us who endured, we were as one in philosophy, in approach, in inventiveness and style. +Earlier this week, oil producers outside OPEC met in London to coordinate output with the 13-member oil cartel. +Interesting, visually interesting stuff, all of it. +"And besides, Steve was worried that (Morgan Stanley) couldn't offer new hires opportunities for promotion" unless the firm dismissed some of its senior people. +Still, earnings were slightly below expectations. +The company has about 26 million common shares outstanding. +But Lord Owen said this was unlikely to happen for 'a considerable number of months'. +Some companies, like Massachussetts-based Lexington Insurance Co., are picky about what they'll insure and what they won't. Lexington avoids insuring houses with rolling floors for fear they will collapse. +Then, however, the banks had already bided their time by not reacting to several previous Fed moves. +Mr. Hansche was named chief executive officer in May. +The mathematics of investment is always fascinating, but it can also be very cruel. Another mathematical consequence of the Japanese market's dramatic decline is that its capitalisation is now less than that of the combined European markets. +He was a Westminster councillor for four years until 1990. +In 1990, ad pages in national magazines were down 3.7% on average from the year before, versus an average decline of 5.5% for 45 local titles tracked by the Media Industry Newsletter. +"But it served to persuade me that people hadn't thought through where they were coming from. +Manville previously has reached settlements providing for payments of nearly $790 million with Aetna, of Hartford, Conn., and numerous other carriers, company officials said. +We had no expertise in it."' He said Gregg, a 30-year veteran of the Central Intelligence Agency, had also told a U.S. District Court that he "had no respoonsibility" to Bush for Central American issues. +If our proposed budget is enacted, deficit spending will have dropped from $221 billion in Fiscal Year 1986 to $130 billion in Fiscal Year 1989. +Following the Tiananmen Square shootings of Chinese protesters, Bush barred exchanges of senior U.S. and Chinese officials as well as high-level visits to China. +Since the two devices use almost identical technology, the price of CD-ROM players is sure to drop dramatically as they become standard equipment for both office and home computers. +Patrick J. Gilligan, president, said the company doesn't expect further losses in the current fiscal year and may break even for the first time in five years. +They're bright and very friendly," he said in a telephone interview. +Fifteen of the 19 members of the finance committee who voted on the McCain amendment opposed it, including six of nine Republicans. +California now requires nitrogen oxide emissions be limited to 0.4 grams per mile up to 50,000 miles. +Atkins was away from home eating breakfast, but his wife Leona spoke to the president for about five minutes. +The cost of the plan was estimated in the tens of millions, not an amount that would qualify as a major international investment. +In 1984, the Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa published "The War of The End of the World" based on the rebellion. +Hocke, who is Swiss, has admitted using the funds to get better airline seats but denied misusing U.N. funds. +A balance or deficit after seven years of surpluses would mark a decisive change in the fundamentals of cocoa, she said. +The Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Friday gave Seabrook its low-power license. +The same range was recommended for falsifying documents and actual or attempted theft of government property. +Heavy rains fell throughout northern Brazil and hundreds have been left homeless in the rural states of Piaui, Maranhao, Goias and Tocantins. +Closing is slated for year end. +The increase is expected to generate an extra Fr1.5bn (Dollars 100m). +Antoni Miralda's installation in the Spanish pavilion, complete with a large fetishistic shoe and a giant bouquet of pink flowers, makes a nod toward radical social critique but remains rooted in kitsch. +Since the early 20th century, Mexico has been ruled only by the Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as the PRI, and the government does not like the Church's new voice because it feels itself the target. +At least two Japanese companies, C. Itoh & Co. and Nissho Iwai Corp., are involved in what an official at one of the companies described as "complex" negotiations over an oil-for-equipment trade. +"I am convinced that if Deng Xiaoping had a blueprint for a perfect modern China, it would look rather like Singapore," Mr. Buruma observes. +This found over 800 items of software in use, of which only 97 were legal copies of applications. +Rep. Kika de la Garza, chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, defended the disaster relief program and contended the benefits to truly drought-stricken areas were "camouflaged" by abuses found by the AP. +The electric motor maker said it will distribute one right for each share outstanding on May 25 to stock of record on that date. +The group's lead singer, Peter Garrett, is not the type of person who keeps his opinions to himself. +That's our part of our hearts that has to stay with us, must not be public," Mrs. Lennon said. +U.S. Treasury bond prices fell yesterday afternoon, partly reflecting nervousness about a weaker dollar and an inflation report to be released this morning. +But while unions in the U.S. have lost strength in the past 30 years, membership in Canadian unions has grown, reaching 40% of the nonagricultural labor force. +The vote by miners in the Soviet Union's two main coal regions came as other miners continued a 10-day strike. +This ruling is so obviously unfair that it could be dismissed as an anomaly except for one fact. +A small but growing part of the French-Canadian business community has come out for leaving Canada. +But William Smith, an analyst at Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co., estimates last year's loss at between $50 million and $100 million. +Moyer claims he lost control of the plane, which he was flying in a vacant lot frequented by radio-controlled airplane buffs. +The Soviet leader recounts his talks with members of Congress and American citizens about their mutual hopes for improved U.S.-Soviet relations. +Before the split, the company paid 55 cents quarterly. +In 1972, he declared martial law as troops arrested scores of opponents, saying it was needed to save the country from communism and to reform society. +Yugoslavia has a $1.4 billion trade surplus with the Soviet Union but has beun unwilling to accept Soviet manufactured goods in compensation for the debt. +Rising anger could plunge the country into bloodshed. +In recent years, movie attendance hasn't visibly responded to economic cycles. +A similar Q-train, the first on the east coast line since electrification, travelled around Tyneside last week. +Confirmation hearings for the plan are expected to be held by midsummer. +He also accused Joe of lending money from a trust fund to several company employees to purchase shares of stock in an effort to retain control of the company. +In the last recession, ICI and several others did so. +The conferees are expected instead to work out a compromise provision designed to force countries with large trade surpluses to drop their barriers to U.S. products or face retaliation. +The armed forces said the latest casualties came in four clashes Monday and gave this account: Ten guerrillas, including three women, and a soldier were killed in a gun battle in the mountains near the town of Rosas, 190 miles southwest of Bogota. +"I'm very sorry I did that," said Mrs. Dornan, her voice breaking. "You were all yelling at my husband, whom I love. +Rogers' new assignment is at the Navy's Tactical Training Group on Point Loma, which trains senior naval officers in handling close-combat situations. +Robert Daniels, 48, surrendered to Melvin to answer cocaine possession and trafficking charges, and the mayor was put on the spot to explain how brothers could be so different. +Talks between the United Mine Workers and Pittston resumed at midmorning today after breaking off shortly after midnight as the two sides sought to meet a mediator's hope that the bitter and sometimes violent strike be settled by Christmas. +What is happening in this hamlet of about 300 families reflects a new approach to the problem. +The stock traded at a high of $29.25 in June. +Company officials complained there had been 450 "serious acts of sabotage or vandalism" during the walkout. +Campeau spokesman Richard W. Wertheim said the company has the money available to cover the debt payments. +Foretich maintains the girl should be returned to the United States. +"If a lot of people come, the air is not so fresh," he added, while walking through the deserted exercise room, three-lane bowling alley and billiards room. +"We looked at what we could estimate as damages," says DeWitt Bowman, chief investment officer of the California Public Employees Retirement System, a major Salomon client. +If further research bears that out, publicizing it may make warnings to adolescents seem more credible, she said. +The long-range cruise missiles have several vigorous proponents on Capitol Hill. +Mr. Parretti denied that he lied, or that he had a criminal record. +And I propose to leave it unchanged for the year ahead. Because corporation tax is paid in arrears, companies will only feel the full impact of last year's cut in the coming year. +Shearson, Wall Street's second-largest brokerage, has suffered recently from weak profits and is in the process of a $900 million recapitalization program spearheaded by American Express. +"We don't believe (artificial measures) are the right way to stimulate our economy," he adds. +Bankers working to cement a $65 million loan to keep Donald Trump from defaulting on millions in junk bond payments aren't likely to finish the paperwork in time, an individual involved in the talks said. +The decision apparently was prompted by a demonstration of about 50,000 Hungarians in Budapest Monday to protest the planned demolition by the year 2000 of half of Romania's villages, including ethnic Hungarian communities. +At the center, though, is Keanu Reeves, a young Canadian actor who plays Matt, a quiet boy with an innate sense of decency. +Some researchers put the figure at nearer 10 percent. +The Military Prosecutor's Office on Thursday charged four aides of former Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu with genocide for their brutal role in suppressing a popular uprising last December, the state news agency reported. +He is deputy chairman of the regional agro-industrial committee and previously served as chairman of a collective farm. +"It takes guts but it's the right thing. +He was said to have telephoned Pope John Paul II to thank him for any efforts in persuading Noriega to leave the Vatican Embassy in Panama City and surrender. +A huge short position, however, can be bullish for an individual stock because short sellers must ultimately buy shares in the market to close out their short positions. +Zimmerman acknowledged that some stores will be closed, perhaps "a handful of stores across the country," but said he expects no across-the-board layoffs. +Mr. Simmons, who plans to invest $3 million of his own money in the fund, will serve as an adviser to it. +Maybe she's celebrating cornering the Bournemouth market in cut-price John and Norma Major jigsaw puzzles, which have sold out - after they were reduced from Pounds 2 to Pounds 1. +She's probably happy her sisters have moved in with her. +However, in keeping with State Department regulations, Seattle Silicon will retain custody of certain software-making technology until Oki obtains the necessary federal licenses to possess it. +In the next few days, Mr. Gallo said he will take some money from a home-equity loan and place it in a guaranteed, cash-type investment, such as a certificate of deposit or something with tax advantages. +For the third straight year, U.S. colleges granted more doctorates in math to foreign students than they did to American citizens. +The Monessen project was one of five steel industry projects that soured for the federal lending agency, she said. +He is small and turnip-shaped, eccentrically-bespectacled, unsuccessfully-bearded, and dresses in the clashing pastels favoured by Aussie businessmen. +It could take between two months and two years. +It flew three days later to Larnaca, Cyprus, where Palestine Liberation Organization officials negotiated with the hijackers. +These, too, would provide higher interest rates than Treasury notes. +The Labor Department said that import prices excluding fuel have risen 14.4% in the two years during which the dollar has been falling against major currencies. +The compromise includes the opening of a $25 million satellite facility in the old U.S. Custom House in lower Manhattan, which will be called the George Gustav Heye Center of the National Museum of the American Indian. +If only business would improve, Swiss bankers might even admit to being moderately content. After the boom last year in virtually every banking sector, it was to be expected that things would be tougher this year. +We recognize that many believe that current rules of liability should be narrowed; we believe, however, that changes in the law should respond to the demands of justice rather than to administrative convenience. +At the CIA, some officials who once staunchly defended their boss now accuse him of corrupting the agency by assigning a few officers to help the Contras during the time when Congress prohibited the U.S. government from aiding them. +The pact went to the United Federation of Teachers' 3,000-member delegate assembly, which voted overwhelmingly Monday to recommend it to the full membership. +Another characteristic of the way Mr. Resnais has always worked is to collaborate, to team up with an established novelist (who is most often a novice screenwriter), and direct his or her script. +It agreed to sell an insurance unit for $275 million and sold most of its commercial loan portfolio for about $84 million. +This is very important," he said. +Mr. Robertson said Lincoln National saved about $10 million in taxes in the fourth quarter by selling securities, mostly stocks, at a loss. +It calls for new laws forcing all participants in the reporting system to notify auditors of financial shenanigans. +The astronauts met reporters Tuesday following a three-hour launch pad exercise in which they inspected Discovery and the communications satellite in its cargo bay and walked through a rehearsal of emergency escape procedures. +After a decade in which ideologically inclined governments have removed one constraint on markets after another, political and economic power has shifted between different groups within society. +"Certain members of the Ulster Defense Regiment have been involved in collusion with loyalist paramilitaries," said John Stevens, an English officer assigned to investigate claims by loyalist gunmen they received police files. +Gorbachev also said Bush had made a new proposal to reduce chemical weapons that was positive, and that top-ranking officials on both sides would be meeting to continue negotiating a treaty. +David Fish, a salesman, asked callers to ponder the correct phone number by looking at the jean tag prominently displayed on their derriere. +North at one point started to testify that he might have gotten the conversation with Poindexter backward. +By the end of the interview, their antipathy was really embarrassing. +Sununu said Bush's anti-drug package, which the president will unveil in a televised speech to the nation Sept. 5 from the Oval Office, is largely complete. +Peter Rudolph, a taxi driver in his 50s, tended to agree. +An investigation was under way. +Guerrillas of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front, or FMLN, launched three rocket-propelled grenades that hit a dormitory wall in the communications brigade in the southern part of the capital, the military said. +Its most costly model, priced at $40,000, provides the horsepower of comparable conventional machines costing 10 times as much. +Reputed to be widely practiced in German markets, this typically occurs when informed brokers run out their own buy order ahead of a major block of customer orders for the same stock. +Best said he was unaware of a private engineer's report in 1975 that the collapsed Interstate 880 viaduct had an outdated design that made it vulnerable to such quakes. +The agency quoted "reports received in New Delhi" as saying the driver lost control of the bus while changing a cassette in a tape recorder. +Wong said Marcos did not have a heart attack. +Structurally, LSI sets up separate overseas concerns, then holds a controlling interest in those companies. +But Mr. Woodward obtained no more than mundane observations from him. +Nicaraguan doctors fled in droves during the decade of Sandinista rule, creating a shortage of health care workers. +Both Hildreths were incoherent, the lieutenant said. +In elementary school, for music I picked drums. +Canada adopted U.S. auto emission standards in 1985, and most European countries are only beginning to contemplate such controls. +He exhorted voters to demand that the Democratic-controlled Congress enact his proposals, especially for the economy. +Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Monday he supports giving up parts of the West Bank and Gaza Strip to form a Palestinian state under Jordanian sovereignty in return for peace. +Investors who believe Japanese stocks aren't going anywhere over the next three years might consider selling short the new, low-priced calls, which have little intrinsic value, and puts, which have none. +The central bank does not usually comment on its monetary actions. +Men and women ready to carry forward on the domestic front include Bill Bennett, who has single-handedly revitalized the debate around education policy; U.S. personnel administrator Constance Horner, and Linda Chavez. +"To add to the strength of the overall trend, we are seeing projected net hiring gains in the four business sectors which employ 60% of all U.S. workers." +In three trips in a school bus, authorities brought the party-goers to the county courthouse. +The court, without comment, let stand a ruling that a union training program for granting journeyman status to workers was biased against blacks. +The docking station is plugged into the office power supply and computer network, so the notebook becomes in effect a desktop PC. Docking stations are available from most major PC suppliers including Apple, IBM, Toshiba and Compaq. +On the other side is Mr Lee's son, Mr Lee Hsien Loong, who has made no secret of his willingness to serve as prime minister. When he came to office, the mild-mannered Mr Goh promised a more open, consultative form of government. +Thus far, Pan Am has confirmed only that its board met and that it discussed the TWA proposal, as well as developments in the $400 million sale of Pan Am's London operations and other assets to UAL Corp.'s United Airlines. +"Substance of Fire," on the other hand, has made it to off-Broadway and back in a year. +Transportation providers may have the most expensive job ahead. +He likened the move to an American decision in the 1970s to reduce the number of nuclear warhead storage sites in Western Europe in response to a rise in terrorist threats against U.S. installations. +But the Senate list suggests that in reaction to recent criticisms, congressional tax writers may be more open about the special favors they hand out in the future. +The British Library has no apparent civic or urban qualities and seems destined to be one of the biggest architectural disappointments of the century. +The crew landed the plane about 400 miles away at Iqaluit, on Baffin Island, 1,500 miles north of Montreal off the coast of Canada. +"How are we going to punch through?" +That made me feel a bit like a citizen of Stalingrad crawling from the rubble some 50 winters ago, picking up a copy of Pravda and reading the headline: 'Red Army wins battle for city.' +After police blocked three bridges across the river, the march dwindled to about 1,000 people. +Under the agreement, which is subject to approval by stockholders and both company boards of directors, Convergent will merge with a Unisys subsidiary involved in similar engineering and manufacturing of networked computer systems. +Eastern was seeking $150 million in concessions, mostly from the non-mechanics. +The characters wore stylised 1930s costumes, but the modern travel-agent associations of the Central Office of Dreams were suggested by a soul-less computer-desk. +A year ago, the company's stock was selling for $16 a share. +Philip Gotthelf, editor of Commodity Futures Forecast, a commodity newsletter, said that some traders seem puzzled that the collapse of the Soviet Union hasn't produced a gold rush. +The U.S. submarine Thresher, in 1963, with one reactor. +More federal money and better state planning could ease some of the problems that plague emergency medical services in rural areas, according to a congressional research report. +Judge Victor Famakinwa said Tuesday he will deliver the ruling on a petition challenging the Nov. 14 sentences. +The suspended landlord of nearly 350 federally subsidized housing projects told a congressional panel today that he tried repeatedly to improve conditions at problem developments but was denied help by government officials. +"Theology and philosophy teach you to look for the broad principles behind things," he said. +He said that McDonnell Douglas hasn't been contacted on the matter by the Securities and Exchange Commission or the New York Stock Exchange, which are the bodies that typically would investigate charges involving inside information. +"The central banks have done a tremendously good job stabilizing exchange rates," said Ms. Monaghan. +But it also tightened the standards in one significant way by saying at least half that amount, or $1.50 for each $100 in loans, must be in "tangible" assets or real money that the owners could lose. +"It's recessionary, but it's the only way to reverse expectations." Mr. Collor Saturday launched a plea for "cooperation" with the plan by consumers and businesses. +The N-ray, for example, can do in 16 hours what human inspectors would need several months to do if they had to dismantle the plane. +Saudi Arabia does not have a draft, but the issue has been under consideration by the Council of Ministers for years. +The third assassination attempt was in 1985 while he was visiting the Helou police station in west Beirut. +Her current husband said by telephone from Milwaukee that his wife was shaken. +In Science (9/27/85) Curran, et al. examined "years of potential life lost" (YPLL), a measure of the impact of premature mortality, and reported that in the U.S. in 1984 among single men ages 25 to 44 AIDS increased the YPLL index by at least 5%. +But Lawrence Chimerine, president of the Wefa Group, a Philadelphia-area forecasting service, said the markets will be looking more closely at December trade deficit figures, also released this morning. +In the Tchaikovsky one could hear the balance between soloist and ensemble even in the biggest passages. +'Now we finally have a US organisation that has to learn to stand on its own feet, without being watched over constantly by senior management,' he says. Surprisingly, perhaps, the least troublesome aspect of the move has been face-to-face communication. +That in turn brought in a lot of Japanese buying Friday, traders said, which is expected to continue this week. +ON THE surface, it is business as usual. +A woman who said she feared riots might break out if a policeman is acquitted in the slaying of a black motorcyclist was among five people excused as potential jurors at the officer's manslaughter trial. +Security forces in the Comoro Islands have thwarted a coup attempt by European mercenaries against the new government of the Indian Ocean republic, the Comoran Foreign Ministry announced. +Southold Savings Bank, Southold, N.Y., began trading under the symbol SDSB. +Clocks are usually survivors, he says, and unless one has been especially abused, it probably can be put in good working order. +More than 60 pickets have been struck by buses, hit by security guards or injured in other incidents over the three weeks, Nichols said. +Indeed, he and his bosses at the Justice Department had predicted that kind of timetable last June when the scandal broke with FBI raids on 44 sites coast-to-coast. +We're ready!"' said Jerry Figone, owner of the Golden Bear bar on Oakland's Lake Merritt, where Athletics' fans massed to watch the Giants' victory over the Chicago Cubs on big-screen TVs, a day after the A's beat the Toronto Blue Jays. +Brothers Sonny and Frank Caston were set free by the gunman early Sunday, Bennett said. +I'm so happy I can't tell you." Brown, 37, was on parole from a Massachusetts prison when a Pinellas County judge sentenced him to 20 years for armed robbery in 1976. +With its concert series and renowned summer school for performers and composers - the Tanglewood Music Centre - it is blessed beyond its musical distinctions with as romantic a site and mountain prospect as can be found anywhere. +Government planners scrambled to accommodate such a high-level political decision, even though they had doubts the nation could finance it. +"The two have to be reconciled," said a senior White House official who insisted upon anonymity. +Why can't Congress reward the Filipino War Veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces of World War II as Congress intended by the Nationality Act of 1940? +The shipment was being sent during the Iran-Iraq war, when those countries were using surface-to-surface missiles. +The field produces nearly one-quarter of the British sector's ouput of around 2 million barrels daily. +The conference committee had originally been scheduled to meet this week to discuss the spending bills for the Interior Department and related agencies passed by the House and Senate. +Moving Experiences Rush-hour subway jams Are a vivid illustration Of the perennial popularity Of mash transportation. +In a report released today, Salomon Brothers Asia Ltd. said the continuing distress of Tokyo equity markets was primarily linked to growing fears about the possibility of war in the Middle East. +New Line said it was informed that Orion has scheduled a board of directors meeting this week to discuss the proposal. +Motors may benefit from the combination of lower interest rates and increased growth. +It already operates a 100,000 barrel-a-day refinery in Texas on the Houston Ship Channel. +Residents have seen it all before and hardly raise an eyebrow to what has become a routine of pomp, protection and protest. +The construction action drew mixed reactions from the U.S. industry. +Most officials believe Dukakis holds an advantage in New York, the second largest state with 36 electoral votes. +Foreign journalists were under tight restrictions in Beijing during nearly eight months of martial law that ended Jan. 11. +Sonny Crockett was a vice detective whom Johnson played as a knight errant in dented armor. +Davis' decision to outline his financing plans likely was aimed in part at discouraging other potential bidders, said Louis Marckesano, an analyst with Janney Montgomery Scott Inc. in Philadelphia. +"Last year, it was more like 'you and me.' +The purchase doesn't include Faugere & Jutheau's remaining insurance brokerage businesses outside of France. +Now they simply say 'John - another ten tons of Morse, please'. Last week Anita Roddick, rarely off the box for months, was on that awful interview-yourself series. +A session was held with a federal mediator over the weekend. +Disney has been luring tourists to Central Florida for almost two decades and is one of the industry's top merchandising experts. +"Phantom" is not only set in an opera house, its form is decidedly operatic. +If convicted on all counts, they could each receive up to 35 years in prison and a $2.5 million fine, officials said. +Income support, direct and indirect from the state, makes up 49 per cent of the south's GDP. +Kitty Dukakis' recent episodes of heavy drinking after overcoming a long dependence on diet pills is a sadly typical pattern of switching from one abused substance to another, doctors say. +His reason, simply, is that Smith's "is superb at the supermarket business." +With its large majority in the lower house of Parliament, the party can be assured of victory in the vote for prime minister. +"Elena would like to do it again in a more friendly situation," John Donaldson said Thursday of his bride, Elena Akhmilovskaya. +"I think the decision really does violence to the thrust" of New York state law on the issue of wrongful-death damages, said Lee Kreindler, who represents plaintiffs suing Pan Am Corp. over the explosion of Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, gold bullion for May delivery settled at $370 a troy ounce, up $1.60 from late Monday. +In all, 15 foreigners are missing in Lebanon and believed held hostage. +Circuit Judge James Moore agreed Thursday to combine the murder and conspiracy charges and the charge that Robinson conspired to kill a witness to Barber's death, who survived a stabbing attack. +Strong as the Soviet interest in rock is, it doesn't pay Mr. Joel's bills. +One thing learned: What the Pentagon figures it will need to spend in five years for programs now in the works far exceeds what the federal budget is likely to be able to accommodate. +In May 1987, an aging vessel with 400 people aboard overturned and sank in the Rangoon River. +Throughout the difficult week, Gerald W. Fronterhouse, First Republic's embattled chairman and chief executive, insisted that the bank would endure. +The Reagan administration is hampering efforts by charities to aid hurricane-ravaged Nicaragua, where the Soviet-backed Sandinista government has long been opposed by the United States, a relief group's head charges. +Short of bad news in some future tax bill, however, investment bankers and their clients see a bright future for MLPs. +By stressing the absolute number of votes, as opposed to the percentage, it poses as defender of the status quo against yet another onslaught by wild-eyed continental federalists. +ASHLEY GROUP has completed the sale of its wholly owned subsidiary Storflex to A/S Chr Fabers Fabriker, a Danish window blind company, for Pounds 1.89m cash. +Until recently a firm handshake was the required greeting everywhere. +Originally, the blockades were allowed by a 30-day permit obtained from the Los Angeles Department of Transportation because of police claims that there was an unusual danger to the public and property in the area. +The train was traveling near Boehla, just northwest of Dresden, when it derailed, ADN reported. +The Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly had asked Trenton to accept the visit in late October, but Mayor Douglas Palmer refused because of the remarks last month by Justice Minister Seiroku Kajiyama, Kyodo News Service reported. +It also shows they have financial flair and have muscle in its dealings with the banks,' one transport specialist said. +The company has received letters and phone calls on both sides of the issue, Dayton's spokeswoman Ann Barkelew said, but she acknowledged that the larger number disagreed with the foundation's action. +"These big-city reporters came out here and tried to glorify this. +There are 275 days left in the year. +He died from being bounced around inside," said Sgt. Carl Heintz. +For Ms. Bhutto, the stakes were highest in Sindh, her provincial home and power base. +They also receive a rake-off from advertisements placed by their government department of about 10-15 per cent. However, such practices are not universal. +The pact called for Procordia to acquire Volvo's food unit Provendor AB and launch a 15.3 billion public offer for Pharmacia, in which Volvo held a 49% voting stake. +We in Arizona have always believed that our neighbor to the south has the talent and the resources to take its place among the world's most modern nations. +The chief secretary already knows what must be spent and what is at the margin. Treasury officials expect what they call the 'McEnroe response' - that is, 'you can't be serious'. +The margin of error was plus or minus four percentage points, pulling Dukakis even with Bush. +Defense efforts in pre-trial motions to introduce the drug connections and police record of Lloyd were denied by Dade Circuit Judge Joseph Farina during a break in jury selection. +The company will be capitalised at Dollars 1bn, and build a state-of-the-art fibre-optic cable linking three cities. MCI was confident the joint venture would be awarded a long-distance licence by the government. +This was marginally up from the 9.30% rate for the week ended Dec. 26 but substantially lower than the 10.8% rate a year earlier. +Performed outdoors in a 1,514-seat theater against the backdrop of a ruined abbey, the cycle is a distillation of the 48 Mystery plays written in the 14th century by the city's guilds and craftsmen. +"I would still like to stress he is in a life-threatening situation and will be for the next several months," Goodwin said at a news conference. +That's how they catch them." The disco is frequented by "professionals," some of whom appear almost every night with different partners, said the employee, who saw one Chinese woman being taken away in handcuffs last month. +But Mr. Johnston has had a cooler reception from the financial community. +Under enormous public pressure, Congress recently voted down 50 percent pay raises for the government's top officials. +As a result, homeowners are using them for everything from making investments to paying medical bills. +Mickelson said the lawsuit will seek a court order requiring the corps to determine new long-term priorities for water use in the Missouri River. +But if the return flight includes a stop in the U.S. before the final destination, the crew must be changed after eight hours. +The number of businesses that failed with debt of more than 100 million yen dropped 0.5% to 1,946. The average amount of debt during the year was 300 million yen, ballooning from 165 million yen in 1989. +If a majority of the regional presbyteries agree, the organizations will no longer "be attached officially to the church," said Marj Carpenter, news director of the church. +'It will,' says Mr Kramer. +Not surprisingly, Brother Raphael Willeke continues to oversee the making of altar wines, of which Christian Brothers sells about 80,000 cases a year. +It isn't that the committee has suddenly become allergic to "pork." +The tax-deductible contributions to Mrs. Fishburn's group are used to pay off Treasury bonds, notes and bills the government sells to finance its debt, Treasury spokesman Pete Hollenbach said. +Mr. O'Donnell is president of the Center for National Policy, a liberal nonprofit group. +The new group includes units of such companies as American Telephone & Telegraph Co. and Japan's NEC Corp. +The discovery followed a weekend of bombings, shootings, riots and other violence in Belfast, Londonderry and Newry that was sparked by the extradition from Ireland to Northern Ireland of a convicted guerrilla and jail escapee. +Because FCD agreed to buy the properties, Southmark agreed to vote its stake with the majority of Servico's other outstanding shareholders, except for National Realty L.P. +By contrast, Ford last year abruptly pulled out of talks to build cars in the Soviet Union, a move that prompted a rebuke from Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev during his U.S. visit last week. +The move prompted expectations that Colombia will start allowing exporters to register April shipments. +Still, he did not really want to be president. +He also called for 'further substantial reductions' of European interest rates to promote faster growth. This thinly veiled call on the Bundesbank to reduce its interest rates was backed by the European Commission. +"Petitioner did in fact keep the second return date and that time was instructed by Mr. Fortner to go back home but to keep in touch with him, that due to overcrowding conditions at Parchman there was no available bed," the motion says. +"Easter is three weeks later than a year ago," said Rosalind Wells, chief economist at J.C. Penney Co. in New York. +Ms. Joseph, one of Mandela's co-defendants at a 1956-61 treason trial, visited Mandela on Thursday. +The ruling prompted the Vermont Legislature to swiftly draft a bill "clarifying legislative intent of the lender license law, retroactively," according to William Russell, the Legislature's chief counsel. +Feldstein's paper was a devastating attack on the supply-siders, or at least it seemed so. +It's time to privatize the U.S. Postal Service. +Among factors slowing the talks, the Renault spokesman said, was an incomplete detailed analysis by Chrysler of AMC's worth. +In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, D.C., Alpine said it may seek control or effect a business transaction by making an exchange offer, tender offer or merger, although it has no present plans to do so. +The lack of economic growth in Africa. +"I want to learn how to think independently," said Tsarkova. +And she has a budget of $4.8 million, up $1 million from the previous season, to bring her plans to fruition. +"They feel no pressure whatsoever," von Raab said. "They are happily living out their lives as feudal barons in the hills of Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia and no one's touching them, including the United States. +A Mylan spokeswoman said sales of the drug total about $17 million a year world-wide and that Mylan already has received orders for the drug of about $1 million. +Mr. Wavle, 45, succeeds Mr. Schoemaker, and also becomes a director, increasing the board to eight. +If they are right, the crisis facing the civil justice system looks set to continue. +'Credit Lyonnais has held its own in a difficult market. +The company went public in May of last year with an initial offering at $16 a share. +Now NMB is negotiating a similar arrengement in DRAMs. Hitachi or another major Japanese company would design the chip, and NMB would produce it. +Some of the vice president's critics say she's the brains of the family. +"National Tort Reform," a Mealey's Litigation Reports newsletter, describes how the American Tort Reform Association recently lost its general counsel. +But U.S. officials remain generally satisfied with the recent rise in the dollar. +The purchasers' group gathers information for its twice yearly reports from replies to questions asked of purchasing executives in more than 300 industrial companies all over the country. +We are paying Dollars 478 (Pounds 337) per person for the round trip. +First played in 1827, it has traditionally had an air of glamour and panache, like all cricket played by the two universities. +At St. Louis, the Mississippi was reopened Sunday afternoon, releasing a traffic jam estimated at 1,000 barges. +The well was drilled to a total depth of 10,358 feet and plugged back to 7,146 feet prior to testing. +Mr. Dukakis has just rehabilitated John Sasso to energize his floundering campaign, to sharpen the attack on George Bush, and to keep the reporters from falling asleep. +There is $12.63 million of 7.55% bonds priced at par due in 2010. +Parity in the engineering industry is timetabled for 1996. +But Mr Milan Martic, leader of Krajina, who takes instructions from Mr Milosevic, yesterday repeated that he would accept 'nothing less than self-determination' for the Serbs. +Since 1987, KHD said, Deutz-Allis has followed a strategy of operating in niches of the tractor market to avoid the negative impact of the fiercely competitive farm equipment industry. +Performance of that caliber has also earned Mr. Navellier some glowing news media coverage, such as a tribute to his "radiant returns" in the March issue of Money magazine and a favorable write-up in Forbes last October. +For the past two years, the event has been celebrated in El Paso with a reenactment on the last Sunday in April. +The measure's proponents said it was needed to inject new blood into Colorado's political leadership. +You gotta do what you gotta do." Chances of reaching the IRS toll-free telephone line with a question about taxes have improved, but at last check, the odds of getting a correct answer had not. +But Arlt said Cruse's "psychiatric illness overwhelmed him, he was totally out of touch with reality." The trial is expected to last four weeks. +The 45-minute meeting at Botha's official residence in Cape Town on Wednesday was the first time the two are known to have met. +The board also approved certain exceptions to the new rule. +He said the interrogators are members of a "standard debriefing team" used to question released hostages. +The sight of the forced-deportation plane taking off Wednesday from Hong Kong, bound for Communist Vietnam, shames the modern world. +They commit both their time and their expertise. +Personal incomes rose a healthy 0.7 percent in July, the best gain in four months, while consumer spending climbed at its fastest pace in three months, the government reported today. +Production at Eskay Creek isn't expected to begin before 1993. +Stock-index futures posted moderate gains on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, where the contract for March delivery of the Standard & Poor's 500 index settled 1.20 points higher at 284.40. Each point is worth $500. +Declining issues slightly outnumbered advancers on the Big Board, 771 to 732. +David Plonsky, head of museum administration in Haifa, offered a $5,000 reward for information leading to recovery of stolen objects. +After Nicolae Ceausescu took power in Romania in 1965, the armed forces saw their role diminished and watched the dreaded security forces receive the best equipment, training and pay. +AMC imported the system from the United Kingdom, where the credit concept has become popular over the past three years. +In a December test-firing, a NASA-designed boot ring on the section came apart. +Positioned against the high-priced European sedans such as the $39,700 Jaguar XJ6 and Toyota's $35,000 new Lexus LS400, the Q45 _ with a base price of $38,000 _ is a solid competitor. +It has told the government to come back in the fall with more detailed plans for economic reform. +" Stock said. "It was an emotional decision, but it was the right decision for us." Colby-Sawyer, which admitted men from 1837 to 1928, plans to have equal numbers of men and women by 1995. +The affidavit was filed to justify a search of Cohen's Potomac, Md., house. +"You're guilty until proven innocent," said Dr. Alexander, who complained to the New York attorney general. +Under the deal, Hillsdown will exchange its entire interest in Maple Leaf Mills for approximately 29.5 million newly-issued Canada Packers shares. +The two countries are to share information on suspected drug traffickers and methods of intercepting drugs. +Supporters of the hormone warned that Wisconsin dairy farmers could be hurt if the state became an "island" surrounded by states that permitted its use. +Analysts approved of both moves, which they said could lead to improved performance later in the year. +Influential Social Democrats, such as union leader Stig Malm and Minister of Energy Rune Molin, have said the deadline for abolishing nuclear power should be reconsidered - at the least. +The PBGC confirmed ongoing talks, but said no decision has been made on how New Valley's pension obligations would be fulfilled. +Two black parents requested and were given application forms for enrollment in 1984-85, but a black teacher has never applied for employment. +Such trade exceeds $1.5 billion annually, triple what it was three years ago. +The diplomatic sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said reports coming in late Saturday said eight Soviet Su-25 jet fighters exploded one after the other at the northwest end of the airport. +"It changes everything, but you don't know how," says Roland M. Machold, director of the $30 billion New Jersey Division of Investment. +The government said Tuesday that Mrs. Mandela, 56, will be charged with the 1988 kidnapping and assault of four young men, including 14-year-old Stompei Seipei, who was killed. +But the cooling is uneven. +Also Thursday night, the council's committee on sanctions was expected to approve India's request to send a ship loaded with 22 million pounds of food to Kuwait to feed 140,000 Indians stranded in that country and Iraq. +There have been no marches or radio news broadcasts lately. +An executive search firm has been retained to find a chief executive for the laboratory. +But drastic changes in Eastern Europe have wrought dramatic alterations in the West's military federation as well. +The Senate Energy Committee renewed its approval of a bill, pocket-vetoed last year by President Reagan, that would set efficiency standards for large home appliances. +It has been forced to do so because its rivals are involved in a price war when pitching to sellers, cutting their charges from the traditional 10 per cent premium in their keenness to secure goods for sale. +The program has made enemies in the trade unions, which officials see as potentially the strongest opposition force. +Chicago-based Whitman owns Pet Inc., a specialty foods operation; Pepsi Cola General Bottlers; Hussmann Corp., a producer of refrigeration and environmental control systems; and Midas International, a franchised automotive service center operation. +Among retail outlets being hinted at as potential targets was Pizza Express. However, yesterday's share price movements suggested that the market was more concerned about stock overhangs than bid premiums. +State engineers have made a preliminary finding that it was failure of the concrete columns, wrenched and separated from the double-decker roadbed, that was responsible for the collapse. +It said the measure known as M2 fell $4.8 billion to a seasonally adjusted $3,013 billion from $3,018 billion. +For people of modest means, Mr. Glasberg says, the rocket docket is most important as "a great equalizer." +At least a dozen soldiers and police have been assassinated this year. +Tight money means less production, generally. +Bankers said the immediate effect would be neutral in terms of both remuneration and costs, but banks would be able to employ their funds more profitably over the medium term as the bonds matured. +In recent years, the private treatment industry has relied on advertising to attract patients, but some facilities are changing their ad strategies. +Sunday prayers are held behind the church, not inside. Scaffolding fills the interior, which is being restored and renovated. +But she worked as a substitute teacher in two school districts last year, and I couldn't figure out how to summon a second W-2 for her. +At least no new federal taxes. +The employees at the National Mortgage Bank began their sit-in strike Friday and left Saturday afternoon. +They seem to show constant interest in expanding the government. This credit-card fiasco is one example of that. +United Airlines expressed confidence that the Department of Transportation will reverse a recommendation to pull United's license on the lucarative Seattle-Tokyo route and award it to rival American Airlines. +The younger Coia, a labor attorney by trade, has a law practice in Providence, R.I. +"You ask them if their round-the-clock schedules are a problem for them or their families and they insist 'everything's fine,'" says Marjorie Hansen Shaevitz, director of the Institute for Family and Work Relationships in La Jolla, Calif. +So faxing from a hotel room to the house fax machine is a practical and popular way to pick up hard copy. And software has come up with some clever answers. +Leaders of some of the Third World countries attending the Bastille celebration urged the prosperous nations to hold a summit between rich and poor nations. +Toyota's stock price nose-dived to 1,690 yen during last October's crash, shortly after hitting a record of 2,480 yen. +That means Infinity probably will be on the prowl for more outlets. +It was dangerous for him, but it meant a lot to me. +Jackson visited Brown at State Park Correctional Center on Thursday and asked that the singer be allowed to give the interview. +(9) "Empty Nest," NBC, 17.2, 15.8 million homes. +Alternatively, Chairman Fowler could propose dropping must-carry rules altogether. +Bob Gunton's portrayal of the title character echoes the Len Cariou original. +"The corporation must become more serious in their attitude," said UAW Vice President Stephen Yokich, in charge of the union's GM bargaining team. +Mayor David N. Dinkins, 10 months in office, is plugging a $1.8 billion budget deficit just three months into the fiscal year and grappling with a gap for next year. +"There are times when the NRC moves a bit slowly," says a GPU spokeswoman. +Caterpillar, the US manufacturer of earthmoving and mining equipment, expects its sales in China to increase to Dollars 500m a year by 2000. +Wavetek, a maker of electronic test and measurement equipment, reported net income of $3 million, or 34 cents a share, on sales of $73.8 million for its fiscal year ended Sept. 27. +Among many other items, the offer guidelines include the amount of cash to be contributed by the bidder to the equity of the company and the amount of any fees to be paid by the company to advisers and any institutions providing financing. +Some department officials have argued against hiring the blind, contending that most foreign countries lack the facilities available in this country for helping the blind. +Chiam, who won the only seat Saturday not claimed by the governing party, immediately challenged Lee to hold a referendum on Lee's proposal to replace the country's largely ceremonial presidency. +The increase was more than twice as large as economists had expected, bringing the first quarter's annualized inflation rate to a sizzling 8.5%. +This transformation was not caused by a decline in production. +They marked the first time federal charges were filed against a foreign leader who was not in the United States. +There is also bad news _ very bad news. +The shares fell by 24p to 371p. Operating profits picked up sharply in the second half, when profits increased by 25 per cent over the first six months. +Two other candidates _ Comptroller Harrison J. Goldin and former transit chief Richard Ravitch _ also were on the Democratic ballot in New York. +We kept our markets open while the rest of the world was slowly crawling toward liberalization. +And he listens, he's interested. +No serious injuries have been reported in the attacks over the past month by the oilcan bandits wielding clubs, bottles and guns, police said Monday. +Separately, Bentley P. Whitfield, a former account executive and broker at Merrill Lynch & Co., pleaded innocent in Manhattan federal court to mail fraud charges filed against him last week. +This level triggered substantial bear closing and a squeeze developed. +The unprecedented ruling comes as lawmakers grapple with bills that Gainer estimates will be $170 million by the June 30 end of the fiscal year. +When a campus poll favored retaining fraternities, two of which still survive, Dukakis served on a bipartisan committee that recommended severing ties with national fraternities that discriminated. +Two Alaska Army National Guard Skycrane helicopters have been rigged to tow the 185-ton hovercraft barge from Prudhoe Bay, an oil field about 200 miles southeast, in a tricky trip across Arctic Ocean ice. +Gore carried Arkansas, Kentucky, North Carolina, Oklahoma and Tennessee and was leading in Nevada. +"We are relieved to be rid of this criminal. +Thursday's order marked the second major environmental decision by the ARB in two weeks. +All they've done is confirm all the worst things Republicans have always said about them." +The young woman had moved from East Lansing to New York before taking a singing job on the Scandinavian Star. +Rep. Austin Murphy, D-Pa., plans to try again with a national lottery bill he first suggested in 1985. +It could have, for example, responded to the ayatollah's request by threatening to retaliate against Saddam's forces for any further damage to the Shiite holy shrines, which had already come under government fire. +The deluge swept away thousands of mud-and-straw houses in about 100 villages of the district, 55 miles southeast of Dhaka, according to a Comilla official who arrived in Dhaka on Monday. +U.S. delegate Stephen Seidel of the Environment Protection Agency said the fund could cost so much in administration that it would siphon off money better spent in bilateral aid projects. +She was asked to write the software to do so-called fuzzy searches, so that if someone wants all the files that contain the word "love," he will also get "loves," "loving" and "loved." +The alleged insider-trading episode also raises fresh questions about NatWest's strategy in building its investment-banking operation and its commitment to the loss-making unit. +Some closings may occur in cases of obvious duplication where stations are relatively close together, he said. +British Aerospace will shake up its commercial aircraft business by splitting manufacturing linked to Airbus Industrie, the European plane-making consortium, from all other plane-manufacturing activities. +Overall, some 30 million shares of 823 issues rose and 59 million shares in 1,131 issues fell. +Berendt said that if further work demonstrates that the protein plays a key role in cerebral malaria, finding drugs aimed at dislodging the red cells from the protein may prove useful. +Gephardt had 10 percent, with the rest of the field trailing. +ATS 910 million / EUR 66 million, the earnings situation remained at the level of the previous year (EBT 1997: ATS 887 million / EUR 65 million). +Peace at any price was the message Mr. Gaviria heard when he won the presidency in April. +"I thought I was going to die," says Mr. Cedergren, recalling several near collisions. They made the plane. +The 12-song album features four solos by Mrs. Marcos _ including "Feelings" and three songs sung in the Philippine language Tagalog _ and a duet with Ms. Papin, who produced the album. +As an attempt to link decadent, dying Weimar with L.A. pool culture it was an astonishing failure from a talented director. +Among the approximately 278,000 common shareholders caught in the slide of Texaco stock were thousands of former Getty Oil Co. employees whose employee stock ownership holdings were converted into Texaco shares after Texaco bought Getty in 1984. +"It is probably the first time that a significant group of corporate leaders has delved this much in depth into this issue," said Richard Riley, the former governor of South Carolina. +"Yes, it is a little strange," he concedes. +The three injured were taken to a hospital, police said. +But several analysts said they weren't downgrading estimates for the year, which ranged from $6.25 to $7.40, depending on economic forecasts. +The death toll from the Himalayan earthquake topped 750 on Wednesday as rescue workers hampered by monsoon rains, aftershocks and washed out roads reached remote areas of Nepal and found more bodies. +Mr. Hoover couldn't immediately be reached for comment. +Places such as the Republic of Korea, Singapore, Taiwan have vaulted into the technological era, barely pausing in the industrial age along the way. +But US banks can bring particular skills to bear. +The shareholders agreed that if their shares are purchased in the tender offer, they won't purchase additional shares of Bancroft for 3 1/2 years. +Polish government spokesman Jerzy Urban announced the closure of the S.A.S. office in January and said authorities did not know whether Abu Nidal had ever been in Poland. +No specifics were given. +In the currency market, the dollar closed at 153.55 yen, up 1.05 yen from Friday's close of 152.50 yen. +The Infas projections showed the Socialists with 47 percent of the vote, the opposition alliance with 36 percent and the mainstream Agrarian Party, once a docile Communist ally, with 8 percent. +Lou (Stephen Lang) is a homeless bum. +One attraction might be the Hoover Institute on War, Revolution and Peace. +In Washington, Defense Secretary Dick Cheney today refused to comment on the reports, saying he hasn't seen the final report of the Navy investigation into the blast. +The seventh sign has to do with Demi's baby; when it's born, dead and souless, that's all, folks. +"Anything that improves the process itself we're in favor of," says William Fitzpatrick, the trade group's general counsel. +It traded mainly between 131.90 yen and 132.60 yen during the day. +It claims to be the only major accounting firm with a separate entrepreneurial services division. +Cries from the children, feedback from microphones and seismic tools, and dogs trained to search for humans led the rescue crews to the survivors. +A spokesman said that employees at the engine operations, located in a suburb of Cincinnati, were notified of the cuts yesterday. +Yesterday, the company also said it will rename that unit Columbia TriStar Home video when the transaction is completed, and distribute videocassettes each studio makes through its own label. +Illinois, Ohio and Massachusetts are among 13 states where no incumbent is on the ballot. +He added that the issue needed to be addressed in the interests of all shareholders. +It was the fourth consecutive decline for the composite index, which after soaring in the first quarter hasn't been able to make any significant progress since April. +The dogs were found in Block Island Sound, about two miles northwest of the island, where two Coast Guard cutters and a dozen smaller boats were searching in water about 100 feet deep and as cold as 45 degrees overnight. +The newly elected president will also be allowed to name two members to the commission after the November election. +An 11-year-old boy collapsed while riding the "Z-Force" roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia and was pronounced dead a short time later, officials said. +American Leak Detection Inc., Palm Springs, Calif., says training such new franchisees takes just 10 days, compared with six weeks for outsiders. +"Taste test research does not have to be as exact as a political poll, where you're really aiming for a national projection," Wiseman said. +"The staff is still angry," says Mrs. Walters. "I think we feel kind of violated. +Michel Aoun after three weeks of fierce artillery clashes with Syrian troops and their Moslem militia allies collapsed a few hours later. +Atisanoe started in football, starring at fullback for a Honolulu prep school team. +The range under discussion was $90 billion to $130 billion, with Democrats at the lower end and Republicans favoring steeper cuts. +The Soviets are believed to have provided $600 million to $800 million in aid over the course of the war. +Although the foyer was empty, a number of church members were in the main hall and downstairs of the church. +Sales for the first nine months were #1.37 billion, up slightly from #1.35 billion a year earlier. +That document limits each side to a maximum of 880 of the naval missiles, over 100 more than the U.S. Navy currently plans to build. +Singer & Friedlander's deputy chairman, Nigel Wray, said the company was "delighted to have (Mr. Maxwell) as a shareholder." +"The first response was Khachik's release," said Yerevan activist Hovik Vassilian. "And now there are rumors that either all the rest are out, or they soon will be," he said in a telephone interview. +In most businesses in every year there are circumstances that affect profit which will not recur. +The bulk of the ad value, though, came from CBS's broadcast of the game. +The liberal Seattle Times, Washington state's largest newspaper, stunned its readers by endorsing term limits. +The 737-400, a lengthened-fuselage version of the 737, was introduced by Boeing last June and will go into commercial service in September 1988. +But if they take off their clothes and shake it and get filthy, stinking rich, then they are taking control of their destiny and glorying in their sensuality. Ms. Whitfield obviously earned enough on this film to be glorying in her sensuality. +The U.S. trade deficit now has narrowed for three quarters in a row, something it hasn't done since 1980. +He urged Mr. Pyatt to find another company to build the causeways. +As such it once again demonstrated that the demands of the many would always be rejected by the few. +On the eve of his unopposed election to the chairmanship, Brown preached unity and the importance of reaching out to all elements of the party. +What would be the fallout from such a bold initiative taken by private industry? +Australia has proposed replacing the government with a United Nations interim administration until free elections can be held. +The company's valuation will be boosted substantially - perhaps by two to three times - if potential investors perceive that preliminary agreements to export gas to northern Chile and Brazil will come to fruition soon. +The insiders sold at prices ranging from $10 to $11.63 a share. +Skies were fair early today over Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, New England, much of the Mississippi Valley and much of the Southeast. +Merrill said its restructuring focus, including what Chief Financial Officer Thomas Patrick called an "increasing commitment to the junk-bond market," is a natural response to the stepped-up amount of "distress situations" among its corporate clients. +The Soviet ruble still can't be freely converted into Western currencies. +The bank's total commitments to Russia will be around Dollars 1.5bn by June 30. Opic announced support for construction of a generic drug manufacturing facility in Russia. +Model American itself will continue licensing and marketing the brand name and designing products, Mr. Shane said. +Convoy members have refused to sign forms promising they will return the vehicles within 30 days. +Police pointed out that the killings all occurred during the holidays, when family violence tends to escalate. +My mom says that everything dies. +"We make progress, but so do other countries," she said. +When she arrives home from school, she says, "I cook a snack and if I want to, I cook dinner." +Mr. Mitchell had said that without a time limit, he would be forced to end consideration of the bill. +Weeks after Wozniak filed for divorce in April 1987, his wife announced that she was pregnant with their third child. +Audits, security software and confidentiality agreements all exist to help here, and contracts can be written which specify financial penalties if the supplier lets data fall into the wrong hands or security agreements are breached. +Mr. Doherty agreed to a settlement ordering him not to violate securities law. +When the last bell rang in the afternoon, he lanked across the student parking lot and got into a gleaming, black 1950 Mercury containing the automotive technology meant for five different cars. +But precisely what would its harmful social effects be? A national lottery for good causes is entertainment, not gambling. +The machinists' contract is effective until Dec. 31. +In the corporate bond market, RJR Nabisco Capital Corp.'s new senior notes slumped in their first day of trading. +The U.S. leads most industrialized nations in the number of Caesarean-section births, but the practice is increasing world-wide, according to a survey. +Bush spoke to about 1,300 metropolitan area law enforcement officials in a downtown auditorium, saying cooperation between police and the community could win major battles against drugs. +In addition to copiers, Pitney Bowes makes mailing, shipping, dictating and facsimile systems, as well as mailroom and related management services. +Many U.S. banks currently lag the loan-loss provisions of banks in other major industrialized nations. +I cast a hard eye at all who approach, frequently crossing over to the other side of the street and even waving to non-existent friends over the heads of menacing passersby. +Herman claimed the AIDS virus could be stopped by a drug he called "viroxan" that he manufactured in his kitchen, said Kathleen L. Schmidt, a senior medical board investigator. +The Army had another such lieutenant, Friedman. +Net income at Unisys grew 16% to $151 million, or 72 cents a share fully diluted, from the year-earlier $129.7 million, or 65 cents a share. +CONTRAS A 45-day truce, with zones where rebel fighters could await negotiation of a permanent truce, keeping their weapons. +Stuart Gold, a lawyer for Grand Met, said the higher offer would only stand for a friendly deal because it would eliminate costs related to the takeover fight. +Most Soviets attached to Kabul University and government ministries left in the past year, as the military withdrawal progressed. +Defense attorney Thomas Guidoboni did not argue that Morris wasn't responsible for the worm program. "He made a critical mistake and it caused the virus to spread much faster than he anticipated," Guidoboni said. +Talks aimed at settling the Cambodian conflict have had a bumpy course since 1987 when Sihanouk and Hun Sen met in Paris. +Accompanied by three escort ships, the Saratoga had dropped anchor off Haifa on Thursday, and shore leave for 1,920 of the crew began Friday. +The service is due to start in October 1993 and has the support of a number of European airlines. +However, a new plan by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Reuters Holdings PLC to offer international financial futures and options trading electronically has shocked competing exchanges around the world. +The eight domestic auto makers sold 194,169 cars from Jan. 21 to 31, compared with 261,704 a year earlier, when another incentive financing program was underway. +At a fund-raising breakfast in Fort Wayne, Bush said Dukakis waffled on whether to support President Reagan's retaliatory strike against Iran in the Persian Gulf, and he accused both Dukakis and Jackson of being soft on penalties for drug-pushers. +Arlena suffered from a heart defect and died following surgery Aug. 23, never knowing that doubts had been raised about her parentage. +The United Food and Commercial Workers Union said that its 200 Steinberg union delegates will study the proposal tonight and a general meeting of all members will be held next week to vote on the proposal. +In 1986, 55,811 Americans died of the disease, accounting for 12 percent of all cancer deaths. +A successfully denationalized electricity industry would present political problems, too. +The festival officially was opened Friday night by Mayor Eberhard Diepgen of West Berlin. +"I just did," he laughed in reply. +Braga said police and rescue crews from six towns in the remote region of northeastern Bahia state went to the scene. +From Central Asia to the Caucasus and the Baltics, ancient ethnic grievances and nationalist fervor are rising in the security cordon the Kremlin built. +AP - DNC A train collided with a truck loaded with opposition party activists going to vote Saturday, and at least 16 people were killed and 11 seriously injured, officials said. +SCEcorp vowed to keep its offer open. +The rules are intended to discourage richer health insurance policies for executives than for rank-and-file workers by prohibiting bigger tax breaks for such executive plans. +Mr. Poehl said Britain's economic difficulties might delay sterling's entry into the European Exchange Rate Mechanism. The comments caused prices of the benchmark long-term bond to decline 1/2 point. +Bankers whom the businessman had never seen before said they would have to cut his credit line to $50,000 from $1 million. +Japanese corporations' productivity lags behind their U.S. counterparts in terms of purchasing-power parity, the Japan Productivity Center said in its latest survey. +Some opposition leaders have called for President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq to resign. +Mr. Dillon said he hadn't "heard a thing about" the charges. +"It surprised me that she acted a little bashful," said Penelope Boger, one at the Saturday night performance in the lounge of a hotel. +In subsequent clashes, seven Palestinians suffered gunshot wounds and 15 were beaten by troops, said Ittihad officials. +However, a major plant at Escanaba, Mich., has been operating with slightly lower efficiency recently because of protracted labor negotiations, Mr. Roberts said. +"There is very little sentiment for continuing on this path for (budget) summit meetings that go nowhere," Rep. Richard Durbin, D-Ill., said after meeting with other grumbling Democrats on Wednesday. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, 3Com's shares jumped $1.625, to close at $19.25. +"There was broad agreement that sound defenses are constantly kept up to date," said NATO Secretary-General Manfred Woerner of West Germany. +The legislation, adopted on a voice vote yesterday, is expected to clear the House easily after Congress returns from its August recess. +The agreement leaves Equiticorp with Monier's building and construction-materials divisions, which contributed more than half of Monier's pretax operating profit last year. +De Vega died Sunday at Veterans Memorial Hospital in Westwood. +The directors were recommending dividends of 8 per cent on the shares and participation certificates. +The guerrillas are among three major groups fighting the Vietnamese, who invaded Cambodia in 1978. +Mr. Ogino said most of those cases involved machines imported from the U.S., where viruses are far more common. +Francis Joseph's wife, Elisabeth, was fatally stabbed by an Italian anarchist in Geneva in 1897. +The Friends Provident Stewardship fund is 25th out of 77 in the UK equity growth sector over the seven years to October 1, recording growth of 106 per cent (offer-to-bid with income re-invested: source Hardwick Stafford Wright). +The Kuwait Investment Office built up its holding by buying partly paid BP stock in the months following the government's 7.2 billion pound, or $13.2 billion, public offering of BP shares in October 1987. +Paschal founded AirKem Co. in 1940 to market the Airwick product developed primarily in his New York City basement as an industrial disinfectant. +"We've been left to our own devices," Diesel said. "No one has ever told us what to do, what to where or what to look like." The mood of Wall Street's stock market forecasters is distinctly downbeat as they look ahead to 1990. +In announcing the sale of its stake yesterday, Merrill Lynch said, "While our relationship with Sun Hung Kai has been fruitful, we have determined that the financial markets have changed significantly since the time of our investment." +Japan and Singapore, which had been mainstays of the ivory trade, have so far said they are ready to go along with the ban, Ms. West reported. +Restoration has had some heady days in recent years. +No body has been produced but British officials believe Collett is dead. +Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are other potentially dangerous conditions associated with hot weather. +Israel radio said shots were also fired at an Israeli-owned automobile traveling behind the bus, apparently from a mosque, but that no one in the car was injured. +None of them objected and the transfer was carried out." +Perot Systems, Mr. Perot declared, would partly be owned by a family partnership entitled HWGA, for Here We Go Again. +Fetzer Vineyards, Redwood, expects sales to grow 20% annually through 1991. +They also endorsed closer ties with the United Democratic Front, the country's largest anti-apartheid political group. +Koyata Hosokawa, executive vice president of Mitsubishi, said the company has spent years studying the U.S. real estate market. +The company, owner of the nation's second-largest convenience store chain after Southland Corp.'s 7-Eleven, filed for Chapter 11 protection from creditors late Tuesday. +This election was supposed to be about rubbishing Mr Neil Kinnock, to the advantage of the Conservatives. +Built in 1964, the one-story school was ideal for older residents, and each classroom could be turned into two studio apartments or one large, one-bedroom apartment without major restructuring. +Her arms ripple in the approved way of a Swan Queen but with Miss Jaffe one notices the rest of her body as well. +They agree that Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt as realists were well aware that the Red Army would decide Eastern Europe's future. +But suddenly there are songs that loom out and catch everyone up. +When Pope John Paul II visited the Ferrari factory in Maranello in June, Ferrari was unable to meet him because of his frail health. +The victim was found dead in her ransacked apartment, her throat slashed and multiple knife wounds on her face and body. +Saw Maung, has arrested its leaders and refused to turn over power. +The directive requires wariness about requests to visit locales that are home to China's minorities, where ethnic repression has been reported, and it reflected anger about television and reports on prison labor and political prisoners. +On weekdays the airline is filling about 37% of its seats and on weekends about 26%, and those figures should improve in March and subsequent months, a strong travel period, he said. +However, Bush on Saturday, when asked if he thought he would win the public-relations war with his Soviet counterpart, declared: "No such war. +Is borrowing in Ecu allowed? +He has done all that, winning high marks from even his staunchest opponents for grace on the campaign trail. +Nevertheless, Mr. Sullivan and many investment managers are convinced that inflation fears are wildly exaggerated and that any rise in interest rates will be shortlived. Meanwhile, they say bonds offer unusually generous yields above inflation. +They hang over the roof of the room swinging erect green tails and snorting lewdly. +The boats, hired by the city of Isle of Palms, were to ferry people all day. +Journalists were allowed to leave their hotels Sunday only at 10 a.m., one hour before the curfew was reimposed. +RB Industries said it believes it has defenses to the previously reported suit, and that it plans to vigorously pursue those defenses. +But as the testing hurdles grew higher, some of the worries reappeared. +The Finance Ministry said a bulk of Volvo's money from the investment funds, or 1.5 billion kronor, is to be used by the company's car division for production equipment at six domestic plants. +The Chicago native, who declined to be interviewed for this story, was having his best year ever in the pits. +And he said he still does not know why the mother abandoned the baby. +At this level the bonds would offer a higher yield than paper issued by other better known supra-national agencies. +The three suffered abrasions. +Hollywood admires Costner's courage to fight for his film against heavy odds: Westerns are out of fashion, one-third of the dialogue is subtitled, the film runs three hours. +The outcome of the civil case has been clouded further by Drexel's agreement last week to plead guilty to six felony counts and pay a record $650 million in fines and restitution to settle a criminal securities fraud probe. +He took the helm at Ames April 30, five days after the retailer, listing $1.4 billion in liabilities and cut off by its major suppliers, filed for protection from its creditors under Chapter 11 of federal bankruptcy laws. +Citicorp attorneys couldn't be reached for comment. +The elder Williams and his wife, Judy, waited by the phone in their suburban Baltimore home until Pan Am officials called them about 11 p.m. to tell them their son was aboard Flight 103. +John Jr. said the family believed statements from 21 camp survivors who did not identify Demjanjuk as "Ivan," had been withheld by the U.S. Justice Department and the prosecution had not intervened to help. +When the officers, whose names have not been released, went to see if they could help, Tyson _ according to police reports quoted in today's New York Post _ told them: "I've had nothing but bad luck and accidents with this car. +Four flights were diverted to Heathrow Airport, the spokeswoman said. +"We anticipated that most of the contamination would be within one foot of the soil; in places we were going down to as much as 11 feet," Janosik said. +In two other reports that illustrated the yen's impact, the Japan Foreign Trade Council said Friday that yen-denominated export contracts fell 11% in October from a year earlier, and the Japan Iron and Steel Federation said steel exports declined 9.1%. +The switches are used to route telephone calls and control traffic in voice, facsimile and digitalized data transmission. +This can result in even more labour turnover as workers look for better job opportunities in other firms', says the commentary. +He began his aviation career in 1917 in the Army Signal Corps, which sent him to test Caproni bombers in Italy. +Ciskei, a 3,600-square-mile territory of about 1 million people on the Indian Ocean coast, is one of 10 black homelands in South Africa. +And independent authors have written hundreds of books about using it. +The message would be that Mr Smith's leadership of the Labour party has been undermined by powerful trade union leaders. +The president, filling out his economic team, also said he will nominate Richard Schmalensee to the three-member Council of Economic Advisers, which is led by chairman Michael Boskin. +It isn't as sensitive to interest rates as it once was, when the Federal Reserve, by raising rates, could quickly slow mortgage lending. +Mr. Tobin asserts that the bans could lead other farmers eager to boost milk production to demand BGH. +Non-seasonal food prices also went down, falling 0.1 per cent on the month. Prices in all the other components of the index rose in April, with tobacco showing the biggest increase. +"The NYSE trading environment has changed in the past five years," it said. +The prime-rate funds, however, aren't traded on any exchange. +The kidnapping "happened so fast," she said. "I turned my head away when this guy asked me a question." +James Tricarico, 31 years old, was promoted to national advertising sales manager at National Sports Daily, a newspaper company owned by a Mexican investment group led by media mogul Emilio Azcarraga. +Why nothing happened remains a mystery. +But I mrld at some point anyway," he said. +The group filed a lawsuit in August to block a joint operating agreement between the two papers. +MOTOR insurance premiums have risen rapidly since the mid-1980s as claims have grown more frequent and more expensive. +"Obviously it's a franchise that extends Disney's already deep penetration into the children's market, if it turns out to be true," Logsdon said. +The National Unionist Progressive Party has said about 300 workers are missing and believed still in custody. +"And you don't conclude that we don't need a strong defense because of the actions of some faithless employees. +"The answer is a resounding no," she said. +Some analysts now look for 3 percent annual growth in the January-March quarter, six times the pace from October through December. +On the Persian Gulf, Bush said he would not rule out possible military force, and ordered a huge buildup of troops to make his threat credible. +Last year, California had an estimated $90 million reported spent by lobbyists. +In 1989 shops started to close and, in 1991, H Blankley, the oldest shop on the market (opened in 1881), closed. +Coleman's most famous contributors are political celebrities rather than entertainers or media stars. +The panel, sponsored by the Georgian parliament, also said Georgian television announced a curfew the day after the clash only four minutes before it went into effect, so many residents were caught on the streets unaware. +When Dorn landed the role in May 1987, he knew he and the rest of the cast would have to live up to the legend of the first "Star Trek" series. +Mr Clarke has been true to his political instincts. +Clay, who said Tuesday that he had left El Rukn in 1986, testified a day earlier that the defendant hired El Rukn members to come to Greenville to kill Barber, a former employee and childhood friend of Robinson's. +The agency said the lower limit could prevent 14 cancer deaths and as many as 189 cases of kidney damage each year. +"It is imperative that good government be maintained at all times. +Langley is a San Diego-based maker of metal products for the aerospace and electronics industries. +The elements that make up an executive's compensation are scattered through proxy statements and Mr Breeden acknowledges that it sometimes 'requires a PhD in finance' to figure out how much executives get. The SEC wants to change this, too. +From dry land, they culled a variety of game: deer, bear, squirrels and opossums. +The firm wisely scrapped the project after settling securities fraud charges with the government last April and trimming 4,000 employees by selling its retail brokerage operations. +Share prices are often dramatically affected by a referral of a bid to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission for investigation. +Part of the jump in wages and salaries reflected the rise in the minimum wage that took effect April 1, when the minimum wage went from $3.35 an hour to $3.80 an hour, the Labor Department said. +For the nation during that period, the help-wanted index declined far more modestly, to 139 from 153, according to the New York-based business group. +So far, he says, the strategy appears to have worked. +They try to make light of it. "We've gotten used to going to court," Harry says, grinning faintly. +They will resort to real changes only after they see that this ploy is not enough, either to make their society function better or to make it more acceptable abroad. +Major business groups and all of Canada's provinces, except Ontario and Prince Edward Island, support the pact. +The Canadian industry operated at 99% of capacity in November, compared with 97% in October and 97% a year earlier. +A top Hong Kong official, however, today said the British colony "can live with" the bill because some punitive provisions in the original version were removed or watered down in the final version. +The FDA, under Commissioner David Kessler, approved 30 new prescription drugs in 1991, seven more than the previous year. +"It's just not a good deal," says Thomas J. Herzfeld, who runs a Miamibased investment management firm that bears his name. +So, Mommas, don't let your babies grow up to run anti-terrorism outfits. +French President Francois Mitterrand assured Saudi King Fahd that he backed international efforts to isolate Iraq. +The party has been in power, led by Lee, since 1959 and holds 80 of the 81 elected legislative seats. +Eight hundred supporters of the Democratic presidential candidate attended a breakfast for the candidate at the Radisson Hotel at which Rep. William H. Gray III, D-Pa., stood in for Jackson. +American has options on an additional 301 jets. +The program is intended for workers involved in incidents which would put them at serious risk of exposure if the other person turned out to be infected with AIDS, Ms. Weismuller said. +The military says 131 rebels have been killed and 22 captured in the offensive. +But the phase-in plan could make it noisier for a while at some airports than the phase-out plan. +"It got to me," he said. +He prides himself on being a pain to the mainstream of the Republican Party." Weicker, who draws much of his support from Democrats, is rated 20 points more liberal than Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., by Americans for Democratic Action. +The company added that it hopes to receive a favorable ruling by year-end from British regulators on the plan's tax status. +State police sent units to the scene to assist Middlesboro police. +In an effort to survive, the Dallas company said it is accelerating cost-cutting measures as well as seeking to secure outside capital. +Age statistics suggest that a decade of school reform has been at least partly misdirected. +United Technologies' Pratt & Whitney unit is slashing another 1,042 salaried jobs in its streamlining effort. +Volume on the floor of the Big Board came to 86.97 million shares, putting it ahead of the 79.89 million shares traded by the same point in the previous session. +Galveston currently has about 7.7 million shares outstanding, of which about 1.6 million are held by Mr. Pezim. +Where a laser printer prints an entire page at once, the inkjet works by sliding an ink cartridge back and forth across the page, edging the paper forward between scans. +They can open up to three branches in any location, and another three in areas to be designated by the Monetary Board. +However, there are limits to the degree of mixing. +"In the world of one market, it makes little sense to provide investors with different degrees of leverage depending on whether they enter through the stock or derivative (futures) door," the panel wrote. +Hinsdale officials and some downtown merchants plan a promotion and party June 18 to celebrate. +But the Hudson's modern-day riverkeeper also wields two more weapons: outrage and lawsuits. +But the four dealers, which had the only Cadillac dealerships in the Washington area, said there sales have been falling in recent years. +Mr. Knippenberg settled his case, without admitting or denying wrongdoing, by agreeing to a censure and seven-month suspension from the securities industry. +Union leaders said many members wanted bigger raises. +"When they had that series of close calls, they had a lot of capital in the bank with the flying public," said Cornish Hitchcock, an official of the Airline Passenger Project at the Ralph Nader organization Public Citizen. +Lomas Financial, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy-law protection for itself and two units, dropped 1 1/4 to 1 7/8 on 1.2 million shares. +Under the VA program, private lenders make the mobile home loans, with 40 percent of the amount up to $20,000 guaranteed by the government. +"The situation in many area with mixed national population has seriously deteriorated," the presidency's statement said. +But many had their heads covered with a veil, according to women reporters who were allowed to attend the women-only ceremony. +At the same time, Kodak has been reluctant to shed products with little growth potential. +Camargo said his 4-year-old daughter was traumatized by the hours of fire and bombing, and she wakes up crying during the night. +Some analysts said that the rise was led by expectations of good third quarter earnings. +The parent company plans to liquidate the balance of tokkin, or specified money trusts and other fund trusts at the unit. +Inmates were evacuated from the Burleson County jail. +Today, the Democratic majority of the House Ways and Means Commmittee is scheduled to discuss possible components of a revenue-raising package. +Closely held Tramco, based in Everett, Wash., provides commercial airline maintenance services. +Restructuring graduate schools to concentrate on fewer programs. +"Our car insurance system is a disgrace," he told state lawmakers. "It costs drivers too much. +At the time, United had contracts with 109 of the 150 travel agents in the Cleveland for its reservation system. +The Electricity Package closed 10 higher at Pounds 3155. Highest turnover of the day was in Scottish Power, at 10m shares, as the price receded 3 1/2 to 94p. +The most undignified sale I ever saw was a private one, at the showroom of a top British designer. +About 300 people are employed as corporate staff for Armstrong at Armtek's headquarters here. +Based on Medtronic's May 11 closing price of $71.375, the offer is valued at $21.74 a share. +The study says Asians historically have suffered serious discrimination in the United States, sometimes due to anti-Asian laws, and it says there are still some instances of it. +Nunn, who often says many Americans think they pay too great a share of the cost of defending Western Europe, said he had "disquieting reports" that several European NATO nations plan large reductions in troop levels. +"The windows exploded inward and even pieces of the car were thrown into my house. +On Wednesday, Morgan Stanley & Co., acting on Mr. Bilzerian's behalf, arranged a next-day purchase of a 4.1 million-share block of Pay 'N Pak, representing 41% of its shares outstanding. +With these items excluded, it said that the rise would have been 3.6 per cent. +'Everybody else carried on; they have endurance here. +Black women were not allowed to enter the pageant for the first three decades of the contest. +"We get more media exposure for our money," explains Ben Arno, a management supervisor at Ogilvy, "and we can focus on a lot more products and flavors with 13 separate ads." +Why have the institutions become so enamored of Nasdaq? +Radical student leaders have already announced they don't intend to create unrest during the Games. +Clearly, these explanations are not mutually exclusive. Probably each has some validity. +He lives in Manhattan, graduated from New York University and holds a doctorate in political economics from the University of Dijon in France. +The field has been improved over the years by volunteers. It has a fence and scoreboard and dugouts and clubhouse and grandstands. +At first, some parties also had constitutional qualms about putting off the vote, but those were overcome in most cases when some jurists said it could be done legally. +"As you age on Wall Street, you notice that women just disappear," says Ms. Schaus, 31. "Many can't manage careers and family and work the hours that are required in an investment-banking culture. +Of the 785 works on loan, 768 will go to Jack Forker Chrysler Jr., a nephew and "the only male of his generation bearing the Chrysler name," Steadman said. +The state subsidizes an estimated 300 companies. +There is also a diplomatic communications facility that handles traffic from U.S. posts in Africa to the United States. +The country's legal system was rendered virtually powerless, as judges' discretion was generally limited to ruling whether a particular action was covered by the emergency decree. +The prosecutors detailed a complex arrangement in which Sherman was also receiving money from other consultants who were paid by various defense contractors. +"Crisis management, after the fact, has become the norm too often," Watkins wrote. +Over the past 12 months, volume of options trading has fallen in all three markets: CBOE and the American and Pacific stock exchanges. +The latter left William Cook with a bruised reputation and a Pounds 300,000 loss; the US move is more likely to leave the group with a Pounds 6m write-off. +On the second day of his weeklong Middle East visit, Japanese Premier Toshiku Kaifu Wednesday said his country would make "more and stronger efforts" to find a peaceful way out of the Persian Gulf crisis. +'We don't expect them to play a big role,' says Mr Klein. +By the 1960s, the main economic activity was the export of tomatoes and flowers. +'Pan Am had a name that was known around the world. +Last week, rumors about the ministry asking big securities houses to pump up the market buoyed bullish sentiments, and aided the market's record rally on Wednesday. +Much also will depend on the credibility of the final election tally and the elections themselves. +By the time he was a high school senior, he had his own office at the Illinois Institute of Technology. +A Texas lawmaker has charged that BAT Industries PLC's $4.5 billion bid for Farmers Insurance Group threatens jobs and anti-smoking efforts. +David Vossbrink, community relations officer for the city of Sunnyvale, said Farley recently had lost another job and was deeply in debt. +"Sea of Love," "Uncle Buck" and "Parenthood" gave Universal Studios a sweep of the top three spots at the nation's box offices last weekend. +Mr. Dole isn't expected to announce his candidacy formally before summer. +This, however, is 1987, not '81, and the 6-foot-5 Kosar isn't the shortish Sipe. +Country has very rich, core-value-based lyrics. +The next came when a federal court threw out a lawsuit he filed against GHA. +Soviet dictator Josef V. Stalin was in power at the time, and his government kept dissident opinions out of the press. +It did not elaborate on which countries it envisioned joining in the supervision or if they should send troops to form a peacekeeping force. +A few years ago, the law was revised to confer citizenship on children with Japanese mothers. +MR KENNETH Clarke, the home secretary, yesterday announced details of his plans to reform the police service in England and Wales to improve its efficiency and effectiveness. +I did not stay long enough in Lisbon to explore it so maybe I did not give myself the chance to be charmed. +About the same time, other agents were swarming over Mr. Cernuda's book-publishing office in Miami's Little Havana. +Opposition leaders said their loyalty to Noriega could fade if they, like most other Panamanians, are unable to cash their checks because of the freeze on the country's deposits in U.S. banks. +"Official predictions have been under-predicting" future improvement, said Tom Austin, a partner in Sierra Research of Sacramento, Calif., air pollution consultants. +Cambrian & General Securities PLC, the investment trust formerly managed by Ivan F. Boesky, has named David Hobson, a former adviser to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, to replace Mr. Boesky as chairman. +Melanie Griffith pops up an hour into the movie. +Students continued their occupation of Tiananmen Square, triumphantly unveiling a 33-foot-high sculpture inspired by the Statue of Liberty in the center of the vast plaza. +The congressional watchdog agency on Monday criticized the current policy of keeping troubled institutions alive with government rescues. +"Under the circumstances, this makes more sense than increasing capitalization and trying to get bigger," said Allerton Cushman Jr., insurance industry analyst with Morgan Stanley. +Willits countered that the powerful Zanuck "reigned supreme" at the studio and in the entertainment industry, and controlled at that time a majority of Fox stock. +Mr. Breeden also would consider rules giving the SEC cease-and-desist authority similar to that of banking regulators. +Once information is scanned into the system, automated document retrieval takes only a few seconds, allowing staff to take on more important transactions, rather than time-consuming admin tasks. +Sheikh Ali Khalifa was in London at the time and was enthusiastic about buying more BP shares. +The latest week's output was down 11% from year-ago production of 254,165 tons. +There is $66 million of 7 1/8% term bonds priced at 99 1/2 to yield 7.16% in 2030. +Jan Olofsson, an executive vice president and right-hand man to Esselte's former chief executive Hans Larsson, announced early this month that he plans to leave the company soon. +President Bush has asked Congress for $500 million for aid to Panama and $300 million for Nicaragua, which reminds us once again that in war or peace, aggressor or aggressee, Uncle Sam picks up most of the tab. +Today's prizes were the richest since King Carlos III established Spain's first lottery in 1763. +Keane is not a party in the suit. +Moscow's mayor has pulled out of a second race for a congressional seat he failed to win a month ago, saying he will concentrate instead on solving problems in Moscow. +But in utterly unreformed Ukraine, GDP declined by 32 per cent in 1992 and 1993 alone. Expectations can be turned around and reforms successfully started even amidst the ruins left by communism. +No one knew the names of the new Bell spinoffs, what they would do, whether they'd be financially viable, where they'd be based or who would lead them. +Because patients must take IL-2 under the close monitoring of an intensive care unit, the cost of hospitalization will boost total cost to $30,000 to $45,000 per treatment. +The growth in the prison population has delayed reforms to end overcrowding and 'slopping out', where prisoners do not have toilets in their cells. +In public comments last week, Mandela voiced strong support for Gadhafi, Castro and Arafat, saying they "support our struggle to the hilt" and that he had no problem with their approach to human rights. +Idaho regulators planted a telephone number on telephone and mailing lists favored by boiler rooms. +Analysts cited continued fear of war in the Middle East among reasons for the surge in crude oil prices on the New York Mercantile Exchange on Friday. +Quantitative Financial Advisers Inc. of Salt Lake City, was only 60% invested as the market soared in the first quarter, and then wound up fully invested during the crash. +The indictment said the shipments contained cognac, tomatoes as well as melons, apricots and other fruits unobtainable in Moscow most of the year. +Prosecutors had urged McCaffrey to give Sleeman five to 10 years in jail, while Sleeman's lawyer argued for no jail term, saying his client had suffered enough. +THINK OF AN EEL by Karen Wallace, illustrated by Mike Bostock Walker Books Pounds 6.99, 32 pages PUBLISHERS of information books for children seldom overcome a problem inherent in the very idea of communicating information. +The law carries penalites of $500 to $999 in fines and 10 to 120 days in jail. +That proposal may be scrapped, McCullough said. +It didn't hurt, too, that many of his regular clients are personal friends of the Bush family. +The governor's campaign is widely perceived as moribund. +Harris Corp. on Tuesday said it has signed a definitive agreement covering its previously-disclosed plan to buy General Electric Co.'s solid state semiconductor business for $206 million. +"On the whole, I am more optimistic than I was two years ago," he said. +George W. Bush, the president's oldest son, said he won't run for the 1990 Texas Republican gubernatorial nomination. +Investigators have concluded that sheets of the explosive penthrite packed in a suitcase were used to blow up a Paris-bound flight over a Niger desert on Sept. 19, the newspaper Le Figaro reported Tuesday. +However, Mr. Rothe said that he thinks there remain a number of money managers on the sidelines with cash to invest in stocks. +Lev Timofeyev, a former political prisoner who heads the unofficial group Press Club Glasnost, said establishment of the school has not been approved by officials, but he said formal permission was unnecessary. +Mr. Wagner will be succeeded by Robert M. Renneisen Jr., who most recently served as the Claridge's casino-hotel's executive vice president of marketing and casino operations. +But the fisherman who lost about 25 crabs said the punishment is not enough for his loss. +A mysterious cloud was first spotted over the Soviet Union on May 26 and was moving towards Finland, according to Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Authority. +He notes stock has some tax advantages over other forms of compensation. +Wang did not provide any further details about the step and neither he nor company spokesmen could be reached immediately for comment. +The man who brought American pizza to the Soviets via a roving concession truck in Moscow now says he is working to establish the Soviet Union's first full-fledged pizza parlor. +"I really have trouble with the notion of raising user fees to combat the budget deficit," Sen. Bentsen told Roger Mentz, assistant Treasury secretary for tax policy. +Indeed they could scupper the scheme as they account for almost all the loans to Montedison's big US-based Himont polyethylene subsidiary, which they could put in default. +But the two met met again several years later at a prom and Perkins looked with new eyes at his former papergirl. +Coleco posted a loss of $98.8 million for the fourth quarter and said it would miss a coming interest payment unless debenture holders accept a financial-restructuring plan. +Phase two will provide a further 3.5m sq ft, with a Pounds 9m Lutterworth by-pass linking the site to the M1 (the developer will be paying for this). One reason for the success of Magna Park is obviously the location. +The joint venture to design and construct the refinery was formed in February 1993 but became bogged down in negotiations with authorities in eastern Germany. +Even Nomura Research, which plans to pass its put-downs to Nomura's brokers, is impressively polite about the negative ratings. +The U.S. industrial operating rate eased last month for the first time since September, the government said Thursday in a report welcomed by those worried that strains on the economy are pushing up prices. +William G. Bowen, chairman of the committee that oversees the family trusts, said the deal meets the committee's objective of diversification of the family's assets. +Richard E. Olson, 50, currently vice president for printing and writing papers, succeeds Mr. Burchfield. +Then, once the process is concluded, EU leaders need to show that they have learned the lessons of Corfu by resolving never again to select a Commission president in such a way. +Two of the grounded planes had been scheduled to be used as backups for other flights. +The guarantee can be used if the bank's credit losses prove larger than expected over the next three years. +Columbia had tangible capital of 6 percent before Wednesday's writeoffs. +For bridesmaids, dresses in floral prints and polka dots with low necklines or halters worn under jackets are popular. +On Thursday, Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze said in the United Nations that "everyone should know that we will not hesitate to use force" to protect Soviet citizens still in Iraq. +Calculating the amount of the write-down could take a long time. +According to Stephen Platt, senior analyst for Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., Chicago, a move back to sugar by soft drink makers would be caused not by price, but by increased demand for soft drinks and problems in transporting corn. +If low prices now will surely lead to higher prices later, why is OPEC trying so hard to raise prices now? +He said the walkout was forcing the company to find additional trucks to ship its products or warehouse space for storage. +The Salomon report, its seventh annual, had few major changes from the previous year, except that the market share of U.S. dollar-denominated bonds issued in 1987 continued to fall while the Japanese market gained a bit more ground. +But despite all the rationalizing, most celebrities would rather appear on "Hollywood Squares" than let U.S. fans see their Japanese work. +Ford will report its earnings today. +At dawn last June 25, 200 Contras raided the town, convinced by intelligence reports that their relatives would throw open their doors and let them use their homes for cover. +"People aren't even thinking of going to work," said the resident, a man answering the telephone at the Sovietsky Karabakh newspaper Thursday. +Since most pharmacies do at least some business with PCS, General Computer said, they are discouraged from buying a small computer system that General Computer markets. +Mr. Martin of Phillips & Drew, along with some other economists, thinks Mr. Lawson ought to take back some of this year's tax cuts. +But I'll have a shot at them here as we get into the - depending how warmed up I get today, campaigning enthusiastically for Governor Martinez. +"The negotiations are continuing without underrating the difficulties that we face at the moment," added U.N. spokesman Francois Giuliani. +There are now about 300,000 U.S. troops in the Persian Gulf region, a number that is to increase to more than 400,000 in the next weeks. +Richard L. Gelb, chairman and chief executive officer, said domestic sales rose 9% while international sales grew 14%. +Its roads and houses are bricked. +Mr. David says he had no idea the reform matter was still under review. +'Growing vines is now virtually all part-time work, either done as a second job or left to those who have already retired.' In spite of the immense difficulties, the wine business has not eroded, like many of the harsh hillsides which face the sea. +South Africa has even given aid to help the Mozambican army protect the country's power pylons from attack by the rebel Mozambican National Resistance. +Tomorrow will be the first day on which notices to deliver silver against the September contract will be issued. +"The trend is clearly away from betting on high-risk technical fields," says William E. Wetzel Jr., director of the Center for Venture Research at the University of New Hampshire. +The first order of business, according to administration officials, will be to stumble through the rest of the 1987-88 fiscal year through budget cuts and delayed expenditures. +The three are charged along with Hakim's former partner, retired Maj. Gen. +The snag is that credible investment opportunities are thin on the ground. +On the other hand, it is not in the interests of Australia, the region, or the international community to have an isolated and inward-looking China, Evans said. +Britain, which opposes sanctions, was conspicuous by its absence from the committee of foreign ministers. +But last night, some administration officials voiced skepticism about the proposal, which they said was relayed in the form of a lengthy, confidential letter from Mr. Gorbachev. +You want heroes, here they are." In a brief ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, a 20-member military honor guard laid a wreath at the grave of President Kennedy to mark what would have been his 72nd birthday. +The Patterson group, which controls about 42% of Rally's shares, also may seek control. +Helene Robertson, 45, a Financial Network Inc. planner, operates out of her Seattle home. +By contrast, the company already enjoys virtual "franchises" in tanks and submarines, and is a force in fighter jets. +And `positively disabling' is in itself a somewhat subjective standard." Meese said the president needs to "stand up to Congress" as it attempts to acquire more power over the White House. +But while the British are playing by the rules of a fixed exchange rate system in which the D-Mark provides the main anchor, the Americans are playing a game of their own in which the rules are purely domestic. +He determines that by comparing the quarterly performance of pension managers who shoot for "growth" with those who invest based on "value." +His organization was chaotic, his fund raising was lackluster, and he wasn't a factor in New Hampshire, where the nation's first primary will be held Feb. 18. +Margaret Illmann and Rex Harrington were guest principals from the National Ballet of Canada. +Only by withdrawing their favours do the women compel the men to make peace. +Mr. van Ekris told shareholders to "keep the faith," and reiterated his expectation that Kay "will return to levels of profitability this year." +Also, equipment captured during a battle over the Saudi town of Khafji proved to be poorly maintained and led the U.S. command to downgrade its evaluation of Iraqi forces. +Black & Decker's lawyers were expecting the information on Sunday and the company likely would have no statement before deciding whether to sweeten its outstanding offer, spokeswoman Barbara Lucas said. +They also contended that the Bank Board should restrict investment by undercapitalized thrifts in mortgage-backed securities and so-called junk bonds, which are high-yield, high-risk securities. +The pontiff, a skier, spoke in a strong voice and showed no outward signs of being affected by altitude sickness, which Bolivians call "sorocche." +Other provisions would try to limit the endless appeals of death-penalty convictions, which since the return of the death penalty in 1973 have made the average delay from conviction to execution more than eight years. +Two children drowned and 6,000 people were left homeless after torrential rain collapsed their mud houses, police said Monday. +In addition, New York's anti-takeover law would prevent an unfriendly merger of the two banks for at least five years. +Moreover, according to Mr. Spielberg's own theory, he himself is what Mr. Lucas would call a "barbarian": If moral rights exist, why do only directors and scriptwriters possess them? +The Supreme Court on Monday cleared the way for the partial merger of Detroit's two daily newspapers under a 1970 law that permits an antitrust exemption for financially failing newspapers. +They have been much shorter, however, on specific plans. +A spokeswoman for Archer-Daniels-Midland in Decatur, Ill., declined to comment. +Meanwhile, an unconfirmed wire service report by Market News Service Inc. indicated the Reagan administration thought the dollar would remain strong and wasn't concerned about its strength. +The Treasury's benchmark 30-year bond ended trading yesterday at a price of 100 29/32, up from 100 4/32 on Tuesday. +Cable channel Galavision began as a pay Spanish-language movie and entertainment service, but switched to nearly all news last September. +Both measures would have to be passed by the House and signed by the governor. +And he sees a broader effect on the imaging industry: "People didn't go to trade shows to schmooze with each other. +Police are investigating the killing to determine if it was linked to the Mandela controversy. +Means would appear Thursday before a judge, John said. +In 1970, rock singer Janis Joplin died in Hollywood, Calif., at the age of 27. +White's wife accompanied him on three of the flights, using government-paid seats, the report said. +He spent $7.8 million paying off previous loans. +Instead of criticizing the Japanese system that pushes workers to continuously improve productivity, the union stridently criticized the U.S. managers who run the plant. +So I think you'll see a heightened attention to trade matters. I'm going to avoid bashing some trading partner, popular though that might be in the political arena. +They sometimes skirt their ad agencies and go directly to media buyers in hopes of saving a few dollars. +Atlantis' crew, commanded by Air Force Col. Richard Covey, had been expected to release the spy satellite from the shuttle's cargo bay within 24 hours of liftoff. +"The situation is so difficult that an emergency system of aid is going on," Dellas told the newspaper Berliner Zeitung. +The selection of French submarines was made after close evaluation of offers from Britain, France, China and Sweden. +The IRS says it soon will issue "safe-harbor" guidance for large corporations, particularly those with first payments due April 15; second-quarter payments also may be covered. +All five suspects are from Lawrenceburg. +"I didn't expect anything. +There's low comedy, high camp and just about every type of dumb joke in between. +But her strategy backfired. +Mr Pratt, in charge of London International's IT, was involved in writing its custom-built mainframe software application. A mid-range program was installed from an external software house. +Instead, they bought in quantities of five, 10 and 15 kilograms, he said. +However, Midwestern starts were seesawing off a 32.1 percent increase a month earlier, while the decline in the Northeast came on top of an 8.6 percent drop in April and a 5.9 percent fall in March. +Most of his works are vitiated by a fatal sentimentality, a refusal either to discard or to confront the subjects that have called them into being in the first place. +Vietnam veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder were less sensitive to pain after seeing scenes from a war movie, according to a study which gives a glimpse into the complex biology of the disorder. +Mr Blanc held hundreds of meetings with staff and union representatives to drive home his message that Air France must reform to survive. +These are two of the historic missions of the Federal Reserve, an always controversial, often misunderstood, sometimes misguided powerhouse. +The drug _ Esgic with Codeine _ has been distributed nationally by Forest Pharmaceuticals in Maryland Heights since 1986. +Ticket sales to date for the festival, which opens on August 14, are over 40 per cent higher than a year ago. +Mr Edouard Balladur, has threatened to resign if the franc is devalued. +It was the first time since the Vietnam War ended in April 1975 that Communist authorities in Cambodia have delivered suspected remains of those missing in action, or MIA. +He even had a danger sign on the front, saying enter at your own risk, and that didn't keep them out." Connaghan lost more than $7,000 in tools during a burglary last July. +And the lifetime earnings of a person with a degree from one of the prestige schools are even higher. +One study surveyed 1,900 women nationwide who had abortions in 30 facilities. +On the Toronto Stock Exchange trading in Ivaco's Class A stock was halted before the dividend announcement at C$4.80, down 10 cents Canadian; trading didn't resume before the market closed for the day. +Secord's lawyer, Thomas Green, complained it was an "outrageous accusation" without "a shred of reliable evidence." +The Rebels literally stole the title from Duke, breaking the tournament record for steals in a game with 16. Until Monday, the largest margin of victory in a championship was 23 points, when UCLA beat North Carolina 78-55 in 1968. +The exact cause of death was not known. +And we'll fight again." +He said he had no terrors, he had no writer's block. +The artificial-heart-valve maker said it believed it would be "better served with smaller numbers of outstanding and authorized shares of common stock." +Today's fighting ended a week-long lull in the battle between the rival factions for control of Beirut's two remaining Palestinian refugee camps. +"The staff is actively reviewing these matters and is trying to expedite its review consistent with the NYSE request," said Brendon Becker, SEC associate director of market regulation. +That's about one-fourth the amount Bangladesh needs to feed its 110 million people each year. +Don't get too serious.' "Tanita Tikaram wrote it and performed it almost like a folksong. +It operated on a looser leash from Moscow, established more trade with Western Europe, and built a reputation with Western banks. +Solidarity leader Lech Walesa sent a letter of congratulations to the general, who suppressed and crushed the independent union early in the decade, but who later began to advocate reform. +Treasury Securities Treasurys ended modestly higher in quiet trading. +A madman is a "spinner." +He has to fulfill the agreements he's made with Boris Yeltsin and the leaders of eight other republics to let them have autonomy over their economic life, and to schedule new elections for the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union. +Its authenticity was confirmed by Marvin Sadik, an art historian who is an expert on Washington portraits, said Miller, who conducted the auction. +Several very funny songs spice up the production. +The paper was drawn up after the leaders committed themselves at an Arpil summit, also held in Dublin, to a political merger by late 1992. +Mr. Ringe says he signed a $40,000-a-month contract the day before Mr. Dole opened his campaign in his hometown, Russell, Kan. +This morning, South Dakota Gov. George Mickelson was formally elected chairman of the group. +A search continued for the missing man. +He most surely died a hero." Cynthia Marker, who was a neighbor of Villahermosa at a mobile home park in Bridgeton, said she saw Villahermosa the night before he reported to Camp Lejeune. "He just didn't seem right. +It revealed widespread ignorance of BP's strategy and some fierce criticism of the multi-tiered committee and review system, which many felt institutionalised second-guessing in a damaging way. +"Either way, it's an approach that could be effective in maintaining their independence." For Siemens, Bull and Olivetti, which are Europe's only remaining big independent computer makers, the strategy is born of necessity. +Bateman compares a recent visit to Saudi Arabia on a London chamber mission with an earlier three-week visit to the Gulf states. 'Spending a lot of time on your own can sap your enthusiasm and means you are less effective. +Every Christmas has its Scrooge. +Anna Del Conte is Britain's most respected writer on Italian food, author of the indispensable Gastronomy of Italy and the best-selling Secrets from an Italian Kitchen. The Villa Arceno estate is a beautiful 4,000 acres. +But we are making quite a few such steps with respect to trade. +A new print campaign, scheduled to run in consumer magazines in October, plays up the brand's American heritage rather than its fashion appeal. +In this case, scientists crafted human antibodies in the test tube that were specifically targeted against the cancer. +When blood tests signal the possibility of spina bifida and other serious problems, doctors routinely perform amniocentesis, a test that removes amniotic fluid for analysis. +Instead of pouring costly petrol down its gullet, you would just plug it into the mains overnight and recharge its batteries on a few pence worth of off-peak electricity. How nice if this town motorist's dream came true in 1994. +We do not want to embarrass the administration. +It will resume on Monday. +I particularly liked the tall pavilion-like drawing room, belle epoque at its most belle. +The tire workers' suits are aimed at many companies that haven't been linked to asbestos before. +"Better late than never," Rep. Downey said. +There's even talk of annual bonuses for directors. +Some Republicans proposed the same changes 30 years ago when the GOP would have reaped the most benefit. +A statement released Thursday night in Khartoum, capital of Sudan, said Itno, Djamous and Debi crossed into Darfur province a week ago. +He said it would be "a good first step" if the distribution were financed through "the sale of assets at appropriate prices," but added that he believes Santa Fe has been too quick to sell assets at "distressed" prices in the past. +County, based in Lyndhurst, N.J., is a banking company that had assets of about $121 million as of Sept. 30. +But even if the stock market fell 89 percent, as it did in the 1929-32 disaster, the results with a $5,000 investment would not be as bad as those of the typical lottery player. +Seaga declared much of the island a disaster area Thursday night and invoked special emergency powers to push forward with an enormous cleanup effort. +It said the storm was moving in a west-northwesterly direction at almost 10 mph. +Mr. Greenspan's testimony before the House Banking Committee helped spur a modest rise in the Treasury and Eurodollar bond markets in London. +Texaco Capital Inc., a unit of Texaco Inc., came to the market with a $200 million issue of 40-year debentures at a yield of 8.67%. +The aftershocks were also felt in Manila, 130 miles to the south. +Wages of workers covered by major private industry collective-bargaining agreements signed through Sept. 30 will rise an average 2.5% in the first year, the department's Bureau of Labor Statistics said. +I have just done over several thousand miles and feel I deserve it." At least 46 pilot whales died in a mass beaching in the remote far north of New Zealand and wildlife rangers were trying to refloat 10 that survived, officials said Thursday. +She was also a great-aunt to Mauritz' first wife, Rosa. +And Koranic courses and religious schools are flourishing, turning out what one newspaper described as "an inflation of imams." +The other fire was being fought by about 600 firefighters in steep hills on the eastern side of Lake Berryessa. +Congress has authorized 12 centers altogether, but provided money only for the first three: $12 million for the year ending next Sept. 30, to be matched by money from indidividual states and the institutions concerned. +But after the 1988 album "Used Guitars," Jones and Dixon took a different approach. +Gunboats have intercepted a fuel tanker and three cargo ships carrying food in the past two days and taken them to Lebanon's Syrian-controlled port of Tripoli, Aoun's aides reported. +The cigarette also consists of a tobacco flavoring capsule. +"Mistakes made with regard to the church and believers in the 1930s and the years that followed are being rectified," Gorbachev said, without referring to Stalin by name. +Bringing Austria, Finland, Sweden and Norway into the European Union will mean the EU budget needs to be expanded by more than Dollars 1bn next year, the European Parliament said yesterday. +He added that physician office labs are the "high-growth area" in the industry. +Coca-Cola continued to expand overseas, agreeing to set up a joint venture to buy a New Zealand bottler for $130 million in cash and debt. +My interest was held, though, by Uvarov; even under these circumstances, he is a remarkably fine dancer. +The last Volkswagen made in North America has rolled off the assembly line, but it's not for sale. +I do not adore the cuckoo-clock that tells us and Carr when his mind is wandering; but, like everything else, its timing is perfect. +Here is a transcript of President Bush's speech Thursday night. +We go to the basement, where he knocks on a casket and says some words in a lost African language. +Besides himself, another soldier was wounded during that segment of the operation, the captain said. +To support the case for a new charter and licence fee, Mr Birt has also recognised that the BBC must become more efficient and more accountable. +In other moves to boost liquidity in the Southwest thrifts, the Dallas bank already acts as an agent to channel about $1 billion in deposits into the region's needier thrifts, with most of the deposits from within the region. +Doctors testified that Mrs. Browning was never terminally ill, although they said she couldn't speak and had difficulty moving and that removing the feeding tubes would end her life. +As president, in a tradition continued by George Bush, he was much given to the informal handwritten note, such as the one he sent thanking the 84-year-old woman who knitted 300 pairs of stockings for Union soldiers. +Friday's Activity A bullish interpretation of weak U.S. job growth figures lifted the dollar higher against most major currencies. +Meantime, New Boston says it is trying to raise $5 million for expansion. +He endured two miserable marriages and years of paralyzing stage fright, contemplated murder and suicide and battled his own rages, guilt and drinking. +The Navy has kept a carrier battle group in the Arabian Sea for the past year to provide air support for the warships escorting U.S.-flagged tankers inside the Persian Gulf. +The announcement sent Micom stock soaring yesterday on heavy volume in national over-the-counter trading, closing at $16 a share, up $2.625. +Then there was the telegram the Navy sent to us one night via our next-door neighbor, about my older brother. +Some U.S. officials now suspect the Palestine Liberation Organization, not Iran, played a leading role in the release this week of an Indian hostage in Lebanon. +Superior Court Judge Anthony DeMayo said courts in several other states, including New York, New Jersey and California, have issued similar right-to-shelter rulings. +He clips his toenails on the set. He borrows things and doesn't return them. +Golden Rule will back the Trust for at least three years and expects to continue doing so after that with the help of other corporations. +As far back as 1983, the Department of Housing And Urban Development estimated that 1.8 million members of very low-income rural households were living in severely inadequate or inadequate housing. +U.S. Attorney Michael Chertoff argued that Mr. McCann embezzled at least $267,000 from the thrift. +They encouraged the aspiring classes - their own voters - to mortgage themselves beyond their reasonable means. +Sam Brown's best-seller right now is John Harvey-Jones's Making It Happen (Harper Collins). If you don't have time to browse through the bookshelves, you can join Executive World, Britain's business book club. +Union leaders hope that any performance pay will be on top of the minimum rise. Inland Revenue staff are in a particularly anomalous position as they have no pay agreement at all. +President Bush said Tuesday he will nominate career foreign service officer James Richard Cheek as ambassador to the Sudan. +The new cabinet will be Mr. Kaifu's third since he took over as prime minister 17 months ago. +Some traders think another Fed move could come shortly after the government releases its February employment report next Friday. +Pozsgay and Nyers did not mention the revolt in the interviews, but Pozsgay said Hungarian history had to be reviewed factually all the way back to 1945. +Zipper fronts and pockets, stand-up decollete or military collars, deep V decolletes - often laced up - gave the clothes terrific cachet. +Those two specialties accounted for about 60% of Team's fiscal 1990 revenue of $82 million and will be in keen demand under the new law, Mr. Falkner says. +Replacements may be hard to find. +"The things that are most difficult to take are not being able to walk down a street, not being able to browse in a bookshop, not being able to go to a movie _ those trivial sorts of things that you take for granted until you don't have them. +"What you have to understand is that we provide value that no bank card can," said Norma Arnolds, senior vice president of establishment services. +They're the intrepid souls that kept up steady pressure until Revlon, Avon and Faberge, three of the four largest cosmetic companies, found effective alternatives to animal testing. +LIFE MAGAZINE: In observance of Earth Day, Life Magazine's May issue will drop its trademark red logo for a special version in green. +On returning this week to Barcelona for the 25th Olympic summer games, I wandered about a city remade and felt like a stranger striking up a new acquaintance. +The news weekly's current circulation of 9 million is up from 6 million in 1977. +"We continue to work inside the bankruptcy court," he said. "We would imagine that something will happen soon. +He did not break the number down into travel and emigration requests or provide an overall figure. +"These are the people who helped us against the Russians," he said. "These are the people who gave us food and protection at a time when we were getting no outside aid. +Red Cross blood services are under a new, centralized, national management designed to correct problems with the way blood bank accidents and errors are reported, reviewed and followed up. +(Reply by Andrew White of Gordon Leighton & Co.). No legal responsibility can be accepted by the Financial Times for the answers given in these columns. +Candido Ortiz, 63, said he wants to house his family: his wife of more than 40 years, their four children and the children's families, which include five grandchildren and one great-grandson. +Industrial workers downed their tools yesterday in warning strikes to protest subsidy cutbacks planned as East Germany shifts from central planning to a free market. +Later in the day, thousands of demonstrators ignored pleas from ethnic leaders to move from the downtown area. +But earlier this week, Tory activists here bayed for the government to start the new tax quickly to squash left-wing local governments. +MicroBilt Corp. said it and H&R Block Inc. were unable to reach agreement on the terms of an amendatory accord and have terminated merger plans. +Ms. Raptopoulos said that most of Caraiba's production goes for Brazilian consumption and that only a small amount is exported to U.S. brass mills. +Eric Molobi, national coordinator for the banned National Education Crisis Committee, was freed, according to his attorney, Azhar Cachalia. +Germany and Japan head the list. Trade with other countries, such as the United Arab Emirates, has become more important to Iran. +When an established U.S. company goes shopping every year to renew its insurance policy, it will pay in part for its liability experience with products sold years ago. +At Mr. Mantigi's rites, some buffalo meat will be set aside for his future nourishment. +But given public disgust with the Remocrats and Depublicans and the fact that independents won two governorships last fall, maybe it would be wise if the rules were now changed to anticipate the continuing presence of independents in Congress. +Telephone calls to government spokesmen for comment were not returned. +The military has good reason to resist this call to arms. +By contrast, positive earnings surprises averaged 36.6% above analyst predictions. +Mr. Veisz says he expects this one to be dismissed. +Its video cameras 'are essentially consumer technology', he says. +Pretax profit is expected to rise 3.8% to 76 billion yen, and net profit is seen climbing 6% to 41 billion yen. +Besides increasing transparency, the move has boosted the group's balance sheet largely by increasing asset values. +But he said he encountered less pollution than he did last year when he swam 153 miles down the Hudson River from Albany, N.Y., to the Statue of Liberty to draw attention to the state of the river. +At least 25 presidents and prime ministers are scheduled to attend the General Assembly during the special session, but no breakthroughs are expected. +Walter Pincus, a Washington Post staffer covering the Iran/contra story, when asked in the May 21 issue of Rolling Stone, "What keeps you going?": All reporters want to have impact, so that's a part of it. +The exchange's Standard & Poor's 100 stock-index option is the most actively traded stock-index option in the country. +While in Lebanon in the 1930s, Elath worked for the Reuters news agency and was a correspondent for the Davar and Palestine Post dailies, owned by the Histadrut Labor Federation. +"You don't just count your change, you study it," says a restaurant customer, Bassam Kwaik, checking the serial number on a five-dinar Kuwaiti note. +With proper warning, diabetics can easily raise their blood sugar to safe levels by eating sugar or sugary food. +As a result, hire purchase contracts grew by 38 per cent to Pounds 6.06bn in the year to June 1994 while leasing grew by only one per cent to Pounds 5.22bn, according to the association. Some parts of the industry also hope to offer more operating leases. +The police had used what's called a pen register to record the telephone numbers dialed by one of the drug dealers. +Their concern for social needs made them popular among the so-called "internationalist set" that attached itself to anti-U.S. causes. +The House vote on the legislation was 312-107. +There's even a section entitled, "Funeral: Most Serious Business Scene." As for their operations in the U.S., certainly some Japanese companies are trying to mollify their hosts. +Domtar said each of the four financing measures is subject to certain conditions, including the successful completion of all four elements of the financing program. +It should be illegal to use a hand-held mobile telephone while driving. +He said Prime Minister Petre Roman had strongly protested the deputies' behavior in a telephone call today to French Prime Minister Laurent Fabius. +He cited the costs of litigation and a belief that the modem market is "extremely mature." For the time being, network news programs will draw huge audiences from a public riveted by the war. +Bank holidays are not common in Brazil. +A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted the On Leong Chinese Merchants Association, and chapters of the nationwide organization in three U.S. cities, on racketeering, gambling and tax-fraud charges. +The Rales brothers have long had a yen for takeovers. +So I phoned the Bank of England and got a definition. +The hall of fame is in several renovated rooms of the Euclid Shore Civic Center, a former junior high school. +Refurbishing airport terminals may bring long-term benefits, but as BAA admitted yesterday such improvements have a short-term price. +Elsewhere, mergers, acquisitions and investments continue to quicken on the continent as companies prepare for the removal of most trade barriers within the European Community by the end of 1992. +Veteran riders of the New York City subways, for instance, will have trouble swallowing the idea that what they encountered at the start of 1990 was a "one-time" fare increase. +In Africa, AIDS is mainly spread by heterosexual contact and the use of contaminated blood or medical equipment. +"Our support will entail complimentary air transportation for site inspection parties on their first visit to Wisconsin from any Midwest Express on-line destination," Oller said. +Riegle interrupted: "You do save some money. +It earned $351 million, or $1.50 a share, on revenues of $9.66 billion in the same period last year. +Mick Jagger's Rolling Stones changed their North American tour schedule Monday so the band will begin its travels with a concert in Philadelphia rather than in Buffalo, N.Y. +Roux said there had been no decision on how to deal with the 28 guerrillas captured by the security forces. +Boxcars loaded with 1,350 tons of other supplies are parked in a railroad yard, immovable for fear the train will be attacked by rebels or starving peasants, as previous ones were. +The government's curbs on subsidies for agriculture meant growers had no access to cheap finance, domestic prices were subjected to successive price freezes and exports were hit by an overvalued cruzeiro. +This has already complicated tax matters, requiring pensioners and other low-income savers to reclaim some of the tax deducted from their investment income at the basic rate. +In return, Mr. Madden will make appearances before various Greyhound employee groups as he travels. +"Firms that destroy the integrity of an ecological system are viewed in the same way as individuals who make cash withdrawals from a 7-Eleven with a shotgun," says Burlington Resources CEO Tom O'Leary. +When an employee reports being bitten or scratched by a monkey, a disinfectant is promptly applied to the wound to kill the virus, Wazeter said. +When it's filled out just before a doctor's visit, it can help both patient and physician focus not only, say, on whether medication has lowered blood pressure but also whether a patient's overall well-being has improved. +Personal Views, it might be a good idea to ask those running small businesses to contribute, rather than relatively unrepresentative, and unpressurised, big-company senior executives. +The government has again set a target of 6% growth for this year. +Now his career has been dissected by Ken Mandelbaum in "`A Chorus Line' and the Musicals of Michael Bennett" (St. Martin's Press), a detailed and fascinating new book about the man's career and the musicals he appeared in and helped to create. +Lonrho chief R.W. Rowland increased his stake in the British firm to 15.6%, reviving speculation of a possible threat from Alan Bond. +Heritage Ministries did not bid Monday. +American anti-abortion campaigners clashed with police and pro-abortion protestors outside a London clinic agency yesterday during a demonstration by the militant Rescue America group. +He added that some of those involved in talks were foreign companies. +People filed into the Caracas central morgue Sunday trying to find missing relatives. +Carter had nearly completed the book before he died of pancreatic cancer in September 1988. +In the spring, Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov drew up an economic reform plan that called for continued central planning, a strong central government and a slow transition to the market. +The other officer, Sgt. James Bowden, 45, was shot in the leg, but was recovering in the hospital. +The SEC has long sought jurisdiction over stock-index futures, financial instruments regulated by the CFTC that allow investors to trade contracts representing the cash value of stocks without ever owning the stocks themselves. +Harper's, the US monthly, quotes NASA as this year alone losing or blowing up equipment worth Dollars 567m. +But he did not say if the Iraqi restraint would continue until the results of the election will be known sometime next week. +Both he and Mr. Sofaer have been questioned privately by the staff of the committees investigating, among other things, the sale of U.S. arms to Iran and the diversion of profits to Nicaraguan insurgents, known as Contras. +First win the leadership, then, in reshuffle after reshuffle, steadily cull the cabinet of opponents. Those were the days. +Volkswagen of America and Audi of America are units of West German auto maker Volkswagen AG. +"The nature of a developer is to be optimistic and aggressive as long as the banks and insurance companies and pension funds will lend him money," says Jack Sonnenblick, a New York mortgage broker. +Security agents have prohibited reporters, photographers and cameramen from visiting the sixth floor of the hotel. +Ironically, Miss Pinder had flown to Washington to meet with several members of Congress and officials of the Republican Party platform committee to discuss problems blind people are having in air travel. +Olympic athletes aren't the only ones going for the gold lately. +He failed, however, to carry his cabinet colleagues with him. +But Judge Edward J. Greenfield disagreed, finding a persistent pattern of fraud. Apart from failing to secure a bond, the judge said, the club owner continued to sign up members long after he was aware that the club faced imminent collapse. +Chief Executive magazine reports that its readers take, on average, 24 business trips a year. +"You're talking about, I think, some of the best business people in the country," he says. +Junk bond yields show that the bond market has been rational; but the 50-point fall in equities after the First National announcement suggests that reality stops there. The bond market, however, is being unrealistic in another way. +Also, Polish officials are beginning what at least initially will be a jarring reform program causing widespread unemployment and other disruptions as inefficient state-run enterprises are forced to operate in a competitive system for the first time. +A military source said army commander Gen. +All of the notes carry a coupon of 6 1/4%, with $100 million of notes priced to yield 6.10% and $75 million of notes priced to yield 6.12%. +The main problem, he says, is that there simply isn't enough money growth to kick the economy into high gear. +The Japanese industrialist has coughed up at least $2 million, the Japanese government has put up just about as much, or so it is reported and at least one estimate puts the total tab at $7 million. +On Wednesday, in a speech at the Pentagon, Bush said Saddam deceived his Arab neighbors by invading Kuwait. +Last year, the remodeled units had a 6% increase in customers and a revenue increase of 13%. +Come 1995, you might wonder why you bought that Pep early in 1993; but by the year 2000, the reason should be crystal clear. +Allied argues that the preferred is redeemable, at Hesston's option, for $25 a share. +The new NATO secretary has said he regards narrowing the Soviet superiority in conventional arms as the key challenge for NATO. +This particularly appealed to smaller Japanese institutions that don't have the resources to analyze individual U.S. corporate loans, he said. +The seven-year notes fetched an average yield of 6.40%. +The tax currrently is uniform nationwide: 35 cents per ton of surface-mined coal, 15 cents per ton of deep-mined coal, 10 cents per ton of lignite. +Although the retailing field is sluggish now, Jackson said Neiman Marcus is a good long-term investment for General Cinema. +A ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court last spring on an anti-takeover law enacted by Indiana "suggests there's a role for the states to play," Mr. Black said. +I cant tell my wife what to do in that situation." "She would have that choice" under the law as it is now written, he said. +Alexander Soldatov said he regretted the years that the Soviet Union sent millions of dollars in weaponry and military aid to Iraq. +Solidarity leader Lech Walesa in Poland welcomed the choice of Havel "with great joy" and wished him strength in carrying out his new responsibilities, according to the official Polish PAP news agency. +Mr. Baker spent part of yesterday afternoon briefing President Reagan on his meeting with Mr. Miyazawa late Wednesday. +The second quarter trade improvement was propelled by a 3.9 percent rise in non-farm exports, which climbed to a record $80.1 billion. +It was famous for its magnificent view over the Pearl River estuary - and its truly diabolical food. +"I was sick from nerves," she said, explaining her departure. +The measure's chief Senate sponsor, Democrat Carolyn Walker, said there was no need to let the voters have a say in what could become a racially divisive referendum. +How could he have said that? Q: He said that he hoped that that would be what you would do. +Chief U.S. delegate Leonard H. Marks singled out the same four nations for criticism, saying they had yet to fulfill the Vienna agreement. +One prominent casualty may be Mr Leopoldo Pirelli, the chairman, who is expected to be replaced soon. +Perez, 67, who won a second presidential term 10 years after his first term ended, took office amid a stand-off between the United States and Latin America on the region's $440 billion foreign debt. +The bill would require the Justice Department to collect hate crime statistics and publish them annually so that federal, state and local law-enforcement officials can measure trends and deploy resources more effectively. +MARC RICH is not claimed to have personal tax liability in the various charges filed against him and his companies. +"There's no question that we have made progress toward cleanup that is notable, significant and very encouraging," Reilly told reporters after his shoreline tour with Alaska environmental commissioner Dennis Kelso. +He noted that Fed members were originally given 14-year terms to prevent them from all being named by the same president. +If you already have a policy, you may want to put the insurance agent who sold it to you to work. +Future inflation performance: Inflation must come down further. 'The current rate is still not nearly good enough for this country,' Mr Lamont said, bearing in mind the better inflation performance of many of the UK's competitors. +The Royal Canadian Mounted Police supplied the three with a getaway car, and allowed them to take one of the students with them, police said. +No similar proposal is part of the House bill. +Odom was inside a free-standing wooden cupboard, intending to fake a hangman scene, said his grandmother Hattie Carpenter, who was at the party. +Her relationship to Michael Beaumont and her age and hometown were unavailable. +Irving Trust, for example. +Aoun opposed an Arab League peace plan that Hrawi was elected last November to implement. +In another development, Buckhorn named as directors Richard B. Jones, a Toronto lawyer, and Larry R. Martin and Richard R. Halsor, Buckhorn senior vice presidents. +BERNARD OUELLETTE was named president and chief executive officer of Praxis Biologics Inc. +"He's an operator's kind of guy," says Joseph Angel, a franchisee in Portland, Ore., who applauds Mr. Conrad for listening. +Reinforcements arrived Wednesday from all over France and more were expected Thursday as regional authorities declared a state of emergency. +Now we have our president proposing that the Constitution be amended to provide for laws to prohibit desecration of the flag. +In July, IBM purchased a 19.8% interest in Policy Management Systems Corp. for $116.5 million. +"Maybe I'll put them up in a tree," said Glynn Mann, who successfully lobbied to have the signs installed and is now trying to figure out how to thief-proof the next pair of green and white Bug signs. +I didn't want to spend all the time on it." The family subcommittee also killed a plank on the special needs of "little persons" _ dwarfs. +Mandela and Arafat embraced, and Mandela later compared the ANC to the PLO, saying both were fighting a special brand of colonialism. +The Supreme Court today turned down the appeal of a Pennsylvania man given the longest prison sentence and biggest fine in U.S. history for any person convicted of an environmental crime. +The conductor, riding in the lead locomotive, was killed and two engineers and a signalman were injured. +That results in unfair competition, he contends. +Anderson, chief Middle East correspondent for The Associated Press, will mark his fifth year in captivity on Friday. +The difference is that while the company's "market" portfolio valuations did mark down publicly traded securities, it counted privately placed bonds at full book value. +While the study raises concern about the effectiveness of current screening tests, there is also a bright side to the finding. +At stake are 524 of the 543 seats in the Lok Sabha, or House of the People, the law-making lower house of Parliament. +Where you used "the old-fashioned word slut" in discussing sexual sins, you might have used other oldfashioned words to describe the greed, avarice and coveting that mark our material sins. +Sheriff Bill Deppish said Mrs. Eldridge's statement was an "important breakthrough" that could lead to new charges against Bird. +It is that thing of rare beauty, a match made in heaven and consummated day after day in the rough and tumble of this earthly existence. +The opposition parties also demanded criminal charges against the diplomat in part to show good faith to Britain, which is upset because the transaction reportedly involved delivery of spare parts for its Blowpipe missile launcher. +Either way, the returns on holiday clubs may conjure up more images of Scrooge than Santa Claus. +The satellite, called Ulysses, is being sent to study the sun in the Discovery mission scheduled for liftoff Saturday. +All of this is consistent with a private consumption-led recovery benefiting manufacturing and distribution - supported by an incidental one-off improvement in service export earnings. +John Wallace, manager of the Oppenheimer Total Return Fund, owns about 200,000 shares of Ashland Coal, the most popular stock in the group. +But the school district can only raise funds through the local property tax, and state law puts a cap on property tax increases unless approved by the voters. +Before Toyota Motor Corp. completed its $30 million acquisition of Bodine Aluminum Inc., a St. Louis foundry, it spoke extensively to the state's governor and other politicians to explain its long-term plans. +To update the image of the high-tech brand, now the property of Thomson S.A., of France, the agency decided to include a mischievous puppy. +R.J. Pfeiffer, chairman and chief executive officer, attributed the increased results to strong performances by the company's ocean transportation, property development and management, and investment businesses. +In Calais the shopping streets are in two groups, around rue Royal and place d'Armes, and along the boulevards Jacquard and La Fayette. +In cross-claim documents filed in U.S. District Court here, P. David Herrlinger says the news service breached its duty to its subscribers by transmitting reports of the spurious offer without adequately checking its accuracy. +For one thing, they were able to exercise often; Mr. Mandela exercised for two hours every day. +Wages and salaries, a key component of personal income, were up at an annual rate of $14.1 billion in September. +Helene L. Kaplan, an attorney with Webster & Sheffield, was named a director of this insurer, increasing board membership to 20. +For the first 11 months of 1990 consumption by U.S. daily papers fell 0.6% to 8,321,145 metric tons from 8,372,998 a year earlier. +The measures I have announced today will also allow me to make a further extension of the 20p rate in 1994-95. From April next year I propose that the 20p band should cover the first Pounds 3,000 of taxable income, Pounds 500 more than in the year ahead. +Ford officials would not comment on the report, calling it "speculative." +We do know that somebody came on the system and made some anti-Semitic comments," said Bill osendahl, vice president of the Santa Monica-based company. +"She's going to talk on the show, but she won't sing, said Tom Hensley, the pageant's executive director. +Daimler Benz plunged 18.5 marks to 777.5 marks ($409), and traders said the company might delay its huge share issue a bit longer to wait for the share price to recover. +A girl who squandered her school fees on makeup, clothing and candy died after dousing herself with paraffin and setting herself alight, police said Wednesday. +Corporate, Junk Securities Corporate bond prices barely budged yesterday. +"Oh, yeah, we're ready," said Andy Van Slyke, the Pittsburgh centerfielder. +On Thursday, the Coast Guard assumed financial responsibility for the salvage because Olympic was unable to obtain pollution liability coverage. +The battle began when police went to the MOVE house in search of four people named in arrest warrants. +A 79-page report approved Thursday has already produced a number of specific commitments by members to improve their contributions, Britain's secretary of state for defense, George Younger, said. +But in three other open seats, the outcome was up for grabs. +But over-the-counter stocks lost ground. +Wednesday was chosen because it was the 32nd anniversary of the company's founding, he said. +Market participants also took profits from recent sessions in which prices rose on industry reports of very low inventories of crude and gasoline. +San Diego Mayor Maureen O'Connor was seeking a full four-year term and needed a majority in the non-partisan primary to avoid a runoff in the nation's seventh-largest city. +'Otherwise, we might gain a computer sale in the short term, but in the long term I am more interested in a good customer reference,' Mr Crawford says. 'Potential customers initially believe we are not independent and I understand that. +Twenty-nine percent thought it was true and 35 percent said they didn't know. +The subject came up for the first time at a senior staff meeting yesterday. +As reported earlier, the American Newspaper Publishers Association estimated that U.S. newsprint consumption fell 4.5% in August from a year ago, partly because there was one less Sunday in August this year. +"She has a nice appearance, and we needed someone who could dance, and that is the most that could be said about her," he said. +Martin Sass, president of M.D. Sass Investor Services, is among the more sanguine about the prospects for economic growth. +Diplomats and relief workers fear that if a way is not found to feed these people, Ethiopia could suffer a repeat of the great famine of 1984-85 when as many as 1 million people died. +German banks not only have too much influence over industry, but they fail to use it effectively, according to a poll of the nation's management and political elite. +The MIT-Harvard authors, however, believe that the boom generation deserves some special treatment. +The recordings are of counseling sessions between the brothers and their psychotherapist, L. Jerome Oziel. +The Carolina Mountain Club publishes a guide, "100 Favorite Trails of the Great Smokies and Carolina Blue Ridge," written by club member Bernard Elias. +Street battles involving at least 32,000 people erupted in 34 locations across the country. +He's pinning his hopes on Michigan, which holds caucuses March 26, as a key blue-collar state where he hopes his tough trade talk will sell. +Three experimental nuclear reactors used for research already operate at Bandung in West Java, JogJakarta in central Java and at Serpong, 19 miles southwest of Jakarta. +He is a former labor minister and deputy secretary-general of the party. +The other widely held RJR issue, the 14.07% exchangable pay-in-kind debentures, maturing in 2007, ended 1 3/8 points lower to close at 70 1/4. +Jason doesn't talk often about his disease, or his experience in Granite City, his mother says, although his hurt has spilled over to the family's new life in South Roxana. +Police said today that about 200 people were injured Monday night in Kwangju when riot police broke up a protest march by some 5,000 protesters calling for the fall of the government. +Last year, 792,300 acres of cropland were damaged by wind erosion, and another 4.9 million acres were labeled vulnerable. +"I went through the last one," he said. "That one made me nervous. +The Dukakis housing proposal is at least consistent with his apparent view of economic management, but we do wonder what Mr. Bush is thinking with his education plan. +Knowing Dryfka's social security number, credit cards and date of birth helped persuade others to give out information. +Grenada is expected to come back with competitive prices shortly. +AMC's Mr. Sloan said the company's silence is intentional. +Jackson was supported by 19 percent of those in The Sun's sample. +As it proposed to do before Congress stepped in, EPA said it is restricting sale of the paints to applicators certified under state pesticide programs. +And Mitsubishi Motors Corp. is raising the base price of its new Montero sport-utility vehicle 13.5% over the previous model. +A senior army official blamed PLO activists for making "cynical use of children" in demonstrations. +Among the murder victims were witnesses and intermediaries for Florida drug dealers. +Customer complaints about late and incorrect bills are headaches that no company trying to unseat AT&T can afford. +Here are some facts and figures on Eritrea: THE LAND _ Eritrea is Ethiopia's northernmost province, covering 48,000 square miles, slightly larger than Pennsylvania. +In Vietnam's largest fraud trial, the manager of a perfume factory confessed the company lost $6.18 million since last year and intended to declare bankruptcy, Radio Hanoi reported. +"Nothing like this was possible three years ago," said Farit Mukhametshin, 42, of Moscow, an official of the Soviet Peace Fund and student at the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs. +In South Africa, a military spokesman denied the allegation. +Hundreds of American military dependents evacuated their homes in Panama after President Bush stepped up his offensive against Gen. +Kenney now is working out of a sparsely furnished office at the Interior Department as executive director of the Korean War Veterans Memorial Advisory Board, which is spearheading the drive to build the memorial in Washington. +In the past three decades, dominance of the art market has moved remorselessly from dealers to the salerooms. +Western analysts have said the opposition must unify to defeat the ruling party. +The newspaper, citing a source it did not identify, said the archdiocese agreed to pay a six-figure sum in the settlement reached Oct. 14. +At a recent news conference, British Undersecretary of Trade and Industry John Meadway, the head of the London delegation, expressed support for Taiwan's GATT bid. +If the numbers are skewed, some states will get more than their share of money and power while others will be shortchanged. +First, it set up a premium rate advice line; now it has launched a video. +Inco Indonesia, as the unit is known, has repaid all but $95 million of its debt to the home office. +The Game Boy, says analyst Margo McGlade at PaineWebber Inc., "is one of the main reasons that the prospects for the whole video game segment for Christmas are outstanding this year." +Through hefty tax abatements, Detroit also has persuaded General Motors Corp. and Chrysler Corp. to invest more in their city auto plants. +The sale was conditional on regulatory approval in Europe as well as Canada. +The exception is designed to encourage creditors to continue to do business with financially troubled companies, in hopes of avoiding or ameliorating a bankruptcy. +A spokesman for Dart declined to comment on the Stop & Shop decision. +For the first time in Soviet history, the military will be under the direction of democratically elected officials, who will exercise budget oversight, appoint personnel and approve military doctrine. +Each commodity fraud count carries a maximum prison sentence of five years and a $100,000 fine, prosecutors said. +Last year, world foreign-exchange reserves grew to $790 billion from $559 billion. +I want him to tell me what happened. +"This is not a point of view," Danson said. "I'm not comparing environmental issues to other issues. +"They had to do something to stabilize things," said appliance salesman Carlos Brinones. "The value was unrealistic. +Ed Schild of the Helena area sheriff's office said Shaw may face charges of aggravated non-support for abandoning his wife and children. +EUROPE'S top computer executives must be wondering if they made the right career choice these days. +He has worked with Air Vent Inc. of Peoria Heights to develop the repellents and a deadly new bait that someday might provide owners of infested homes and businesses a lethal one-two punch for controlling the pesky insect. +Yet another rumpus has been stirred up by France's maverick minister of health and humanitarian affairs Bernard Kouchner. +But the loser certainly is the Israeli political system, which continues to crumble under the weight of too many small parties, too many cynical deals and too little stability to address the serious issues confronting the state. +Both Rivers and Iniciardi emphasized that those studied were hard-core cases, not average adolescents. +Analysts still regard IBM Credit as one of the strongest corporate-owned finance arms. +She was named vice president of the Far East division, a new position. +An army spokeswoman said a violent demonstration took place in Yamoun, six miles northwest of Jenin. +These days it does not try to dictate. +Lithuania, which declared full independence seven weeks ago, is now suffering a Kremlin-imposed economic blockade of oil, natural gas and other raw materials. +He built a papermill in 1690 on the Monoshone Creek in Philadelphia and became the American colony's first papermaker. +In the meantime, it suggested that women of childbearing age increase their consumption of fruits, vegetables, legumes and whole-grain breads and cereals, all good sources of folate. +No American troops or citizens were involved, Boren said. +Compaq, which has a track record of quickly incorporating new advances in microchips and other areas of the computer, is expected to unveil its model using a 386SX chip Monday at a New York news conference. +The motel was evacuated after guests began complaining of illness. +Dissident sources in Prague and Vienna told The Associated Press that police also arrested Drahomira Drazska, who said she was Smid's girlfriend. +Gunasekaran is one of 34 volunteers hired by the Health Department to act as "human bait" to attract and catch mosquitoes as part of a program that helps keep this city of 1 million people free of malaria. +But traders said stocks could suffer a setback if any of the offers launched recently hits a snag, given the current focus on those issues. +It will have total assets of Pounds 557m, 135,000 policyholders and a market share of 5.3 per cent. +The downturn in volume resulted largely from a reduced level of dividend-related trading by institutions. +Sources of his inspirations included memories of black churches and honky-tonk bars he knew as a child growig up poor in a small Texas town, as well as social protest, as in his 1969 "Masekela Language," which dealt with being black in South Africa. +High Tide, believed to be less than a dozen days old, was found Saturday on the grounds of a Christmas Tree Farm in a communitie in his arms said Tuesday he would do it again to end his family's anguish. +The armed forces said guerrillas killed the mayor of a northern town on Thursday, and the governing Christian Democratic Party reported a mayoral candidate was kidnapped. +It continued to operate in the afternoon buying Pounds 90m band-2 bank bills, after revising the forecast liquidity shortage to Pounds 800m. +The jobless rate, while still below the national average, has crept up to 5%, the highest level in nearly a decade. +In fact, the federal government had already taken steps to move out. +Despite its frequently dense philosophical prose, the book has become an international best-seller - proving the extraordinary magnetism of Pope Wojtyla. +On May 31st, we raised this incident with the PLO in Tunis. +Throughout the 1960s, the U.S. intelligence community was consumed with analyzing Soviet nuclear-missile development. +Here are the 37 people. +Ballots were mailed in over a six-week period. +I figure that case of asparagus had about a $10,000 price tag on it." +For instance, the bank no longer pays for examiners' Friday meals while they are on business trips. +Use of sanitary tissue products is growing steadily in Western Europe, where it now stands at 15 pounds a year per capita compared with more than 39 pounds for Americans. +I was assured by Alan Smith, Chief Executive of the TCCB, which is in charge of national sponsorship, that if any of cricket's eight current large sponsors were to withdraw, there are companies queueing up to replace them. +They also expect inflation to start rising. +But, he says, he can fix just about anything "if I can get the part." Chances are, he has it already. +The title character is orphaned as a child and grows up poor, working as a domestic. +Among the documents destroyed was a handwritten note by Poindexter suggesting that something be done to stop a Nicaraguan-bound shipload of military equipment. +State Department spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler said the administration was pleased with a statement by Iran's President-elect Hashemi Rafsanjani condemning the killing of Higgins and all acts of a terrorist nature. +"We were cruising along and you could hear the rush of the wind and the pitch of the wind and all of a sudden you could hear a big pop," he said. +A Democratic congresswoman on Tuesday called on President Bush to withdraw all U.S. troops from Western Europe, claiming the days in which the Warsaw Pact nations marched "to the beat of a Soviet drummer" are over. +The lowest rated network show of the week was CBS's "Wolf." +Sir, Your leader, 'A new policy for housing' (November 23), raises a number of points. +None of Budd's clients has died or been found to have cancer. +Another 6,000 have been killed since 1987 in a backlash to Tamil demands whipped up by ultranationalist Sinhalese guerrillas. +The first shipment has been sold to sheep producers in South Dakota, Parmely said. +It added the number of post-operative ruptures was less than 0.5 per cent. +The magazine opens, and always has, with more than 20 pages of small advertisements. +There could be no clearer acknowledgement of changing tastes. +Executives at Providence, R.I.-based Nortek, a building-products concern, couldn't be reached for comment. +"This is the start of a modern day cattle drive that can put millions of extra dollars into the pockets of enterprising Texas ranchers, feedlot operators and meet packers," Hightower said. +The president had requested Indian assistance to quell the coup in his 2,000-island nation. +Treurnicht claims whites and blacks cannot live together as equals because of cultural and other differences. +"Give us the chance to screw up like they have," he says. +The five-day meeting, including two preliminary days of virtually non-stop preaching and auxiliary conferences, featured a running conflict between fundamentalist and moderate factions of the divided denomination. +The U.S. display of naval force has given it leverage over Iran's leaders, and it should be prepared to use it to advance the twin goals of a sea and land cease-fire and an end to hostage-taking. +WASHINGTON _ "No deals" is the word from George Bush. +Gorbachev was visibly saddened and spoke slowly and softly as he made the announcement. "We wish him a return to health. +Two days after NASA revealed that the Hubble was crippled by a defective mirror, the House approved $14.3 billion for the agency in fiscal 1991, $2 billion more than the current fiscal year. There's little talk of any immediate cutbacks. +Legislators also changed the law to make child safety, not family reunification, the social services agency's top priority. +SOME TIME over the next two months, responsibility for overseeing the UK's investment markets and financial services companies will pass from the department of trade and industry to the Treasury. +An ambulance took Marcos home Sunday from the hospital, where his doctors said medication and rest had controlled the life-threatening ailment. +Thus, Phillips may treat part of its income from selling liquefied natural gas in Japan as foreign-sourced to benefit from foreign-tax credits. +The other banks will sign in New York. +To its devotees, who return again and again as long-stay tourists, Madeira is heaven, or at very least an acceptable proximity. +"Individuals prefer money market instruments, savings accounts to speculation or even investments," said James Hanbury of Wertheim Schroder Inc. "It's cyclical. +Canadian mills operated at 87% of capacity in the first 10 months compared with 90% a year earlier. Shipments for the first 10 months fell 5.4% to 7,232,000 metric tons from 7,647,000 metric tons a year ago. +But others predict EJV, which stands for Electronic Joint Venture, eventually will carve a lucrative niche in parts of the huge government-bond brokerage business, where trading volume often exceeds $100 billion a day. +Arena also dropped its stunt of past elections in which Mr. D'Aubuisson would slash a watermelon to "reveal" the Christian Democrats, whose party color is green, as "reds" in disguise. +By December, even Vogue and The Daily Telegraph had caught up with the latest consensus. If all this seems like some inexplicable conspiracy theory, then the question to ask is Cui bono? +Although the vice presidency is a largely ceremonial post, Wang's influence is believed to have grown since the retirement of senior leader Deng Xiaoping. +The Washington, D.C.-based service will become the first supplemental news service to offer both electronic graphics and daily black and white and color photos to subscribing newspapers, the companies said. +Peter Kempf, commander of the 12th Air Force, said it took 31 months to develop the stealth fighter, compared to a normal aircraft development time of 10 to 12 years. +Mr. Virnich said it was his understanding that his predecessor intended to make an offer to purchase EAC, which for more than a month has been seeking a buyer. +Heavy selling sent stock prices tumbling to their lowest levels in more than a year Thursday. +Factory output was 4.2 per cent lower in February than a year ago and 0.6 per cent less than in January. Production is being pushed down because manufacturers have accumulated inventories of unsold goods. +The charge, 3Com officials said, would be taken in the fiscal third quarter ending Feb. 28. +As Angelo Abbate addressed a golf ball with a nine-iron at Hollywood Lakes Country Club, a herd of 13 buffalo addressed him with wide-eyed stares. +A drab Lutheran church in East Berlin has become the headquarters of a grassroots movement aimed at forcing reform upon the country's aging and authoritarian Communist leadership. +Assubel Vie is not quoted on the Brussels stock exchange. +Gorbachev will meet with President Mauno Koivisto and the two countries will sign agreements on bilateral trade, joint ventures and transboundary pollution control. +Mr. Helprin, a novelist and contributing editor of the Journal, is a fellow of The Hudson Institute. +But before it could smother the area with trees, it was prevailed upon by the Council for the Protection of Rural England to sell off a big part of it, keeping only Hardknott for planting. The result is that much of the top of the valley remains unspoilt. +Under the agreement reached last week in New York, South African and Cuban troops will withdraw from Angola, and United Nations forces will move into Namibia to oversee that country's independence from South Africa. +Orphan-drug status qualifies the owner of its patent for exclusive marketing rights for seven years, subject to FDA approval of the owner's new drug application. +Volume was slight due to the U.S. holiday weekend and European vacations. +The United States does not recognize the newly declared state but agreed this week to hold direct talks with the PLO. +One delegate suggested the Cubans were unwittingly making arrangements for life after President Castro. +Lebanese authorities said eight guerrillas were killed in the ground action and five died in the air raid on guerrillas of Abu Nidal's Fatah-Revolutionary Council near Sidon. +Walker said he gave the letter to a former club official, David Dawson, to deliver and never saw it again. +Eleven countries have joined the Gatt since the start of the Uruguay Round of trade negotiations alone. +These meetings are attended by close to half of our 440 LDP Diet members. +Many private economists believe even this scaled-down figure is too optimistic. +It ranks third in homeowner policies, 10th in commercial insurance sales and provides a quarter of all Washington hospitals with their medical malpractice coverage. +This pressure is hotly resented by those, such as the French government, who wish WEU to develop, if at all, as an arm of the future European Political Union rather than of Nato. +But his biggest complaint is that the definition of electronic is constantly shifting to include lots of electrical workers who should be in his union. If extending organisation is hard, going on strike is harder. +Analysts say additional cost cutting should help boost Unisys earnings this year. +The bash will begin with a dinner Wednesday night and continue with product demonstrations Thursday and Friday at the Miami Beach Convention Center. +With the wave of an electronic wand, Rover's or Fluffy's numbered codes for names, addresses and telephone numbers show up on a screen, and the animal is as good as headed home. +Bush, who also was out on the courts Sunday, said his partner would be Wachtmeister. +One inmate was killed and four others were wounded. +We don't know anything more right now," said Wendal Short, the company's safety director. +And in the campaign's final week, he made two major missteps. +The appointments increase board membership to eight. +He also refused to rule out categorically so-called revenue enhancements, the euphemism politicians often use in referring to increased taxes. +The White House was informed by the Chinese embassy late Tuesday about the lifting of martial law. "We would like to think that General (Brent) Scowcroft's trip played a part in this," the spokesman said. +Villagers took reporters to four bodies lined up in the grass a few miles outside Monrovia alongside the road from the capital to the main international airport. +Japan calculates its trade surplus figures on a customs-clearance basis, in which freight and insurance costs are included in import figures but not in exports. +"Do the Yankees like the Red Sox?" offered Kasparov. +"It's nice, but are we going to get computers like the Senate?" asked Rep. David Honigman. +It has resulted in amnesty for about 300 lower-ranking officers accused of abuses. +Foreign-currency income from tourism rose 17.9%, to $790 million. +A single final dividend of 1.4p is recommended. +His right arm was ripped from its socket Tuesday when he poked his hand into a machine that sorts tomatoes at Singletary Farms in Dade City, where his mother works. +You must hear the music of the Chekhov symphony. +And on-the-job political activity, such as wearing a campaign button at work, wouldn't be permitted anymore. +Rostropovich unfolded the score with loving care, but the result was too slow and self-effacing. Performances continue till February 10. +The White House might announce Ball's nomination today at the same time it formally accepts Webb's resignation, the source said. +But the market did manage to post some spotty gains in the past week before shutting down Thursday night for a long holiday weekend. +He will make a foolish mistake if he vetoes the bill. +He served as executive editor of The New Mexican in Santa Fe after leaving the wire service. +"We felt that it had to be mandatory." +"If perestroika fails, it is going to fail because of economics," Wyss said. "We have much to lose by the Russians failing. +But there is a great deal of rethinking to do to get from here to there. +"You don't drink alcohol," the posters admonish. +Analyses of samples of the brand name and generic drugs found they both meet FDA standards, and neither drug appears to cause an unusually large number of neurological problems when used in normal doses, Burke said. +Those holdings range from more than $1.4 billion of IBM to just $673,000 of Allis-Chalmers Corp. +Although export contracts signed with Canada and western Europe showed growth, those in other major markets, such as the U.S. and Southeast Asia, declined drastically in almost all categories. +It also said 75 children were injured as they headed home, and 80 adults were also hurt by the hailstones. +But Israel never has had diplomatic ties with East Germany, which has maintained that it bore no responsibility for the Holocaust because the nation did not exist at the time. +Arbitrators are finishing an accord under which IBM must grant access to one of its most lucrative markets. +He believes there is potential for gains on Japanese government bonds and is about 10 per cent overweight. However, fears of heavy new supply in the Japanese government bond market have dampened enthusiasm recently. +Originally discussed as a Pounds 30m development which had reached Pounds 70m by the planning stage, the final outcome will exceed Pounds 150m. +Ford is lowering the prices by #1,000 for heavily equipped versions of its Fiesta, Escort, Orion and Sierra models and by #2,000 for some of its Granada and Scorpio models. +Abroad, there also may be less growing room than meets the eye, or than U.S. officials apparently imagine. +Following the action, Stanley Shopkorn, the head of Salomon's equity operations, announced his plans to resign at year end. +Company officials said that in order to be able to break even by the end of next year, Michelin will have to increase its cash flow by 2.5 billion francs. +"This is the kind of thing a lot of towns are using the funds for," says Mr. Hiemstra at Purdue University. +Mishra set Jan. 6 as the date for hearing detailed arguments on whether the murder case should be committed for trial. +He must also decide how much special attention to give to the nearly half-million Vietnam-era veterans who have continuing post-combat trauma or to countless others who say they have cancer or other ailments caused by exposure to Agent Orange. +Even at the rate of growth of income per head achieved in the 1980s, India's income per head would double only every 22 years. +The pickets have persisted through cold, wind, rain and more than 600 arrests, mostly for obstruction. +London's robusta COFFEE futures closed with small losses on key positions, but the market continued to lack any clear trend while news was awaited from this week's talks on a new pact at the ICO. +The exceptions were the perennial star performer Wal-Mart and stores concentrating on apparel, including Penney. +Thursday's marches and rally were peaceful, and the protesters dispersed at sundown without incident. +Now I realise it.' While in the army Nathanson was invited to join the Communist Party. +The plan also is supported by at least some of the state's politically powerful environmental groups, although others blasted it. +In the celesta variation, the precision of her phrasing, the delicate radiance of her personality, born of the music, are impeccable. +With an annual budget of about $100,000, the New York Guard has two full-time administrators _ a deputy chief of staff and his secretary. +Alternative treatments include surgery, other masks, and medication, the medical-products concern said. +In the most recent incident, Blair said Taylor threatened to kill his wife May 24 with a pistol and then chased his son around the yard, threatening to kill him, after he tried to help his mother. +"Each defendant has contemplated using immunized testimony of other witnesses," Gesell said. +BOOTS announced a 19 per cent increase in pre-tax profits, but its shares have underperformed the market by almost 25 per cent since January. +Manufacturers Hanover said that as a result of the sale of "undervalued assets," which it did not name, and the tax benefits, it expected to improve shareholders' equity. +But currently, he says, sales of international funds are on the upswing at Fidelity Investments, Scudder, Stevens & Clark Inc. and T. Rowe Price Associates Inc. +The settings drifted towards naturalistic illusion: best of all was the leafy canopy for Act 2, an overhead sea of undulating green umbrellas. +I can hear about 17 languages. +The safety agency said it was still working on detailed installation requirements for the rear-seat belts as well as orders requiring them for convertibles, vans, small trucks and utility vehicles. +Rust told the Soviet court during his trial that he made the flight to advance understanding between East and West, but the court ruled that he acted in the interest of self-promotion and issued a guilty verdict on all counts against him. +Among lists of candidates for the high court vacancy, Solicitor General Kenneth Starr and federal appeals court judge Patrick Higginbotham of Dallas are favorites of some Bush aides. +The company, called Golden Bear, has been receiving more of the 48-year-old golfer's attention as chronic back pain keeps him off the professional golf circuit more and more frequently. +Laird's problem, if it has one, is that its auto side is so strong that efforts to grow the 46 per cent of sales in non-auto to provide greater balance are constantly hindered. +One important step is the introduction of PLC-type accounts from April. 'Traditional housing association accounts were unintelligible except for the cognoscenti,' he says. +Because of continuing disagreements among some legislators, provisions that would have required random drug testing for transportation workers and those with safety-related jobs at nuclear facilities were left out of the legislation. +"Changing one or two people in the organization is not going to change the problem." +Her condition is an unusual affliction of the scalp, causing hair loss, itching and pain. +The company also will pay builders for designing homes for better energy use and installing high-efficiency appliances. +"The problem we have is solvable." Under the treaty, Germany will reduce its armed forces to 370,000 troops, and pledges not to acquire nuclear, chemical or biological weapons. +The committee decided the offer of $47 cash per share from the group was not "in the best interest of the HCA shareholders," according to an HCA news release. +In 1988, wages have dropped 8.8 percent in real terms and productivity by 2.1 percent, according to official statistics. +There are an estimated 1.6 million legal abortions in the United States annually. +The show seems, too (at least according to accounts that were published at the time), to document many of the same projects as an earlier show, "Sixty Years of Living Architecture," which toured the U.S. and Europe in the early 1950s. +They've named it "Las Damas Plateadas," or "Moneyed Dames." +"People should be totally satisfied that they understand what they're getting into," Mr. Lamle says. +There are 15 pages of visa requirements to travel anywhere from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. +He will consider complaints against member firms of the new investment regulator. +In Mexico, 21,975 cases were officially reported. +He declined to name the allies but reports from Beijing have told of eagerness for resumed lending by Japan and Canada, other major shareholders of the 152-nation World Bank. +The self-service drinks and food counters are tempting, while the workstations are writing-desks with an extra phone on top, as opposed to the purposeful cubicles offered by American, or their rivals, United Airlines. +The congregation joined him in singing "That's What Friend Are For" to Barry and his wife, Effi. +That makes the current UK commercial television ownership rules unique in Europe. +James Dearden, who wrote the screenplay for "Fatal Attraction," directed and wrote the adaptation of Barry Unsworth's novel. +Further along the road toward Laos, in the town of Mae Charim, a doctor at the hospital there says a number of wounded Lao resistance fighters had come through these past few months, most suffering from bullet wounds. +In other action, the court: _ Made it easier for those who win partial victories in civil rights lawsuits to recover their attorneys' fees. +There was a half-hearted, mainly adult, response. +Mr. Wilson said Nova has "blossomed into a world-scale diversified petrochemical company" with the acquisition of Polysar. +The Senate Banking Committee's securities subcommittee heard testimony Monday about bills that seek to curb takeovers and leveraged buyouts while protecting shareholders' rights. +Proponents of wide-screen TVs claim viewers will find the wider aspect irresistible. +Gold in Hong Kong dropped 21 cents to close at $365.04 on Friday. +Texas Air borrowing $25 million from Eastern in March 1987 in exchange for an unsecured note at a time when Eastern was having cash flow problems. +Of that total, $78.1 billion was for commercial customers, for 1,862 announced aircraft orders. +Clapton was not aboard the helicopter, said Al Zimmerman, chief dispatcher of the Walworth County Sheriff's Department. +"I swear on the ashes of my dead mother and on the scars of Theresa Saldana that neither God nor I will rest in peace until the special request in my solemn petition has been granted," he said in one letter. +The party, founded in 1942, has been obliged to adopt a new identity with almost indecent haste to revive its fortunes. +Gillette said he believes people are leaving the company for other opportunities and because the buyout, offering as much as six months' pay, was so attractive. +That amounted to about $25,000, Mr. Cotton said, though he wouldn't elaborate. +The company's job reduction program will trim about 300 of the subsidiary's 3,400 workers, partly through the use of a voluntary retirement program, company spokesman Mark Schannon said. +1993 3.7 -0.2 na -1.8 113.0 1st qtr. +Members' preferences should drive what form the benefits took, she said. Nineteen of the 20 largest societies for which 1993 results are available recorded an average increase in pre-tax profits of just over 50 per cent compared with 1992. +Earlier in the week, depositors in neighboring Rhode Island were rattled when the governor closed 45 privately insured financial institutions after their insurance fund failed. +For Germany and the rest of the world, one overriding interest lies behind largesse on this scale: stability. +The force of the blast cracked the walls of Najib's office, said Lt. +Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about innocent people here. +In 1986, the hardware products maker had earnings from continuing operations of $77.9 million, or $1.84 a share, on sales of $1.37 billion. +Analysts say most private-sector workers can't reasonably expect to win substantial wage increases when business is poor and the labor supply is plentiful. +Several speakers, including Armenian writer Sergo Khanzodyan, blasted Gorbachev for not siding with the Armenians' demand, according to Ambartsumyan and activist Igor Muradyan. +Smith, former chairman of General Foods Corp., earlier this year succeeded William H. Spoor, who came out of retirement to head Pillsbury on an interim basis in February after former chairman John Stafford resigned under pressure. +A first-aid doctor said he saw one young opposition supporter beaten by police after he allegedly attacked pro-government demonstrators. +The policy change comes in the wake of increasing phosphorus pollution over the last two decades that has spawned deadly algae blooms, wiping out fish and native plant species. +Lockerbie investigators have identified Talb as a suspect. +Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Samuel Pierce was denied a requested delay in his scheduled testimony today before the House subcommittee investigating the unfolding federal housing scandal. +Taft Broadcasting's major shareholders were holding talks that might lead to the sale or liquidation of the firm, broadcasting executives said. +As a result, the contractor that runs the satellites for the government has been directed to begin shutting them down, Pyke said in a telephone interview. +But he said it was of great concern that the project could be withdrawn so late in the tendering process. +Patton Boggs dealt with "legislation relating to duty-free bonded warehouses, U.S. Pacific trust territory relationships, tax and other revenue matters," according to legislative reports filed with the House. +If he were there, she'd never write about it. +The group designed a plan to boost real profits 10% during the period. +With the legislature's opening session scheduled for Saturday night, secession activists reported from the capital of Vilnius that the stance of Lithuanian President and Communist Party leader Algirdas Brazauskas was still unclear. +The herder and his family just follow along, listening for the jingle bells around our necks and the hollow clicking noise the herd makes on the move. +Salomon Brothers Inc. is dealer-manager. +It will be the same for her. +"I don't see the point in continuing these talks," Juanita Amatong, another Philippine panel member, quoted Manglapus as telling U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Platt before the talks broke off. +So it is looking to the private sector to invest, providing incentives such as easy terms for land acquisition and duty free imports. +New York's Chemical Bank raised its basic lending rate on business loans half a percentage point. +The White House rebuked the Soviet Union's recent troop movements in the Baltics, calling the action intimidation and a step toward escalation of tension within the nation. +After Walesa's release from internment, authorities did all in their power to make him a non-person. +Somebody had to help." John Lee, administrator for Crenshaw County Hospital, said Wells was "instrumental in pulling several of the people out. +"Cease and desist orders are no longer enough. +The Post, citing unidentified sources, also reported that some of Ivana's jewelry is missing. +Nelson preferred the old-time sweet music, which he played with sliding melodies, but he could also punch out rough tailgate jazz with Kid Thomas. +But Dole and other senators said that if the coal miners are helped, so should workers in other industries who might lose their jobs because of the sweeping pollution controls envisioned by the clean air bill. +A deputy coroner says firefighters who rescued 6-year-old Julio Berumen from a car in the collapsed Interstate 880 freeway after last week's earthquake had to cut through the body of another woman, not his mother's body, to save the boy's life. +Also on Friday, the Commerce Department said business inventories continued to grow slowly in March, rising 0.3% following a 0.4% advance in February. +But by 7:20 p.m., Mr. Harley is ready to transfer his 60 packages to another van, which takes them to a lower Manhattan sorting station. +Gromyko denies reports that he misled President Kennedy about the presence of Soviet missiles in Cuba during the 1962 missile crisis. +Those results were in line with Wall Street estimates, after accounting for nonrecurring items in the latest and the year-earlier quarters. +No country has ever launched a missile attack with chemical weapons. +With the clock ticking, the company needed another hit and thought it would be Simplesse, an engineered mixture of whipped egg whites and skim milk that had been developed in 1979 by Labatt Brewing Ltd., in London, Ontario. +They insist they have learned some hard lessons from the company's disastrous 1983 foray into PCs with overpriced computers that weren't compatible with emerging standards. +Only in Glasgow, as part of its annual Mayfest splurge of artistic activity, has this Russian company been able to present all eight plays in its current British repertory: four at the Citizens Theatre, four at the Tramway. +Dec. 29 The Durham (N.C.) Sun on Billy Martin: News of Billy Martin's death in a one-vehicle traffic accident caused shock throughout professional baseball, just as his off-the-field actions did many times during his 13 years as a manager. +Powers denied bail and scheduled a hearing Thursday on a government motion to hold Yoshino Kosugi, 18, a Drexel University engineering student, for trial. +The measure, which is still pending, also would shift about $200 million within federal accounts. +But as demand rises, excess capacity becomes absorbed, operating rates increase and cash flows fatten, analysts predict the consolidation will indeed come. +Super Tuesday was designed by Southern Democrats hoping for a more conservative candidate that they believed could avoid the disasters which have befallen the Democrats in four of the last five presidential elections. +Two other persons refused to answer investigators' questions. +Although the bulk of the transformation was completed Tuesday, workers were ready to perform some fine-tuning after Bentsen and Quayle visit the hall Wednesday and negotiate changes with the non-partisan commission that is sponsoring the debate. +Henley's letter, which was part of the SEC filing, also asked the Santa Fe board to redeem Santa Fe's preferred-stock purchase rights as soon as possible. +It would help, however, to give some greater indication of context. +And the company has been jolted into action on the product front. +The leader of the Unity Movement, Edgar Tekere, holds one seat and an independent the other. +Eastern rescinded Mr. Hudak's suspension yesterday after finding that Mr. Warren had failed to employ "progressive discipline" with him. +But he said he would be far more bearish if, in any future rally, the industrial average climbs to highs that aren't followed by the Dow Jones transportation and utility averages and only a small number of issues advanced. +She found many quake victims died in other cities after an estimated 250,000 people evacuated San Francisco on boats and trains within three days of the catastrophe. +"That much concentrate isn't easy to hide," the analyst adds. +Do you think federal spending on helping the homeless should be increased, decreased, or remain the same? +Low take-up of the new insurance - especially outside London - suggests that the figure will not be achieved. +In recent years, the group has tended to be biased toward companies working their way through bankruptcy and overlooked, low-growth stocks that were later acquired by larger companies for their good asset values. +It did not mention that the parliament would be the result of the first democratic elections since World War II. +"I favor industrial stocks with a good profit outlook, and there will be ongoing support for the banks," he says. +Guaranteed by parent Aerospatiale. +It brought together leftist members of the Israeli Parliament, representatives of the Palestine Liberation Organization and other Palestinians. +Deidre Hunt wept, grimaced and bowed her head as Circuit Judge S. James Foxman imposed the death penalty Thursday. +He then walked out, refusing to answer questions. +They face sentences of five to 99 years or life in prison. +'The fundamentals for a lasting peace are almost all in place, in large part because the key players have run out of alternatives,' said a senior official recently. +Koon, 53, and Roderick, 57, were among eight applicants for the job. +Near-completion of the Soviets' first full-scale aircraft carrier, the Leonid Brezhnev. +This is the company's first magazine launch since parent Time Inc. bought Warner Communications Inc. last year, saddling itself with debt and changing its name to Time Warner Inc. +Although investors have priority over restitution, compensation claims by former owners continue to act as a brake on investment. Ms Annette Kreisch, 25, is the acting head of the Property Rights office in Gorlitz. +One suffered a head injury, and the other suffered two broken legs. +Some Japanese rivals remain skeptical about Nomura's planned timetable. +In recent years, the Dutch media have reported on the pollution of drinking water by pesticides and herbicides spilled into the Rhine River by Swiss, West German and Dutch chemical plants. +If Krenz is no more responsive, he may not last, either. +Automakers, who fiercely oppose the bill, acknowledge the Middle East crisis could make their lobbying more difficult. +The rebels received 40 percent of their weapons from Libya, French officials say. +Henley Group and Waste Management plan to merge their waste-to-energy operations, creating the country's largest waste incinerator. +It was the airline's second such filing in seven years. +Seven East Timorese who occupied the Swedish and Finnish embassies in Jakarta began leaving yesterday after the countries declined to grant them diplomatic asylum, write William Keeling in Jakarta and Peter Wise in Lisbon. +"The next best thing to being inside a pipeline," Mr. Williams says, "is to be alongside a pipeline." +Most analysts were looking for an increase in producer prices of about 0.2 per cent. Bond prices rose sharply, partly reversing sharp recent declines. +He said the political and religious prejudice he encountered made him return to England. +The Bush administration wants faster progress in the short run. Washington's tough line on trade, however, risks a combative response from Japan. +While the Greek army readies reception camps for them, hundreds of immigrants already line Athens streets, selling watches, shirts and cheap toys. +His lawyers had allege he was tortured while in custody. +Otherwise, Morrell will have 15 days to appeal the charges to the separate federal Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. +The concessions, announced in a statement released in Lisbon on Monday and signed by Savimbi and other top-ranking rebel officials, have plenty of strings attached. +Before the recent quartet of slayings, the last prior homicide in the village of 5,700 was in the 1880s, when two paper mill workers fought in a bar, Saharceski said. +On a recent excursion to the Santa Fe yard in Colton, Calif., a dozen 'Bos are hanging out with a half-dozen real hobos, sharing stew and beer. +No. 2-ranked Mobil said earnings declined 1 percent in the latest quarter to $469 million, or $1.14 a share, from $474 million, or $1.15 a share in the year-earlier period. +Of course it was no use." Later, the police say two rioters were shot. +Gainers outnumbered losers 9 to 5 in the overall tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues, with 803 issues up, 446 down and 519 unchanged. +The bodyguards "shoved me back in the elevator," said Mays, whom police said was not hurt. +At the same time, CTHK ran a series of newspaper advertisements with full-page portraits of corporate and community leaders supporting its bid. +Simmons Airlines said its May traffic rose 20% to 20.1 million revenue passenger miles from 16.8 million miles a year earlier. +But that doesn't mean there are no problems with long-distance calls. +Before that, speed skaters had to scrape up their own support. +In Lima, the government was expected to announce Cabinet changes soon to deal with rising rebel violence, which has left two congressmen killed over the past two weeks. +"Maybe they could start 'Today' at eight o'clock and give me a chance to expand my local early news," Mr. Spinola says. +It will not fall to 4 per cent again, but neither is it likely to remain as high as 11 per cent. +"The result should be a lower cost of capital in our markets," Breeden said at the beginning of the three-hour meeting before a standing room only crowd of more than 200. +Caniff, who grew up in Dayton, has been producing a daily comic strip for 54 years and had planned to continue drawing in the hospital. +Her vocal tone even remains pretty through the near-growl of anguish. +The uncirculated draft took a laudatory tone toward Mr. Terasawa. +The years of fighting have corresponded with one of the worst famines in Sudan in years. +While Kane earned $29,676 working at the Social Security Administration in Miami, he lived in a $430,000, six-bedroom home in Miami's prosperous Kendall section. +Moore also reinstated bond of $1 million on the other charges. +The rest of Europe, far less reliant on nuclear energy, appears content to stand and watch. Just how much progress is really being made should become more evident in California in December. +Closing at $93.25 yesterday, the shares are now only slightly below the $93.875 on Oct. 16, just before the stock market crashed. +'He's spending Dollars 30m on this what do you call it, and I'm not even invited,' he complained. +Because she always was one. +The mugging victim, Gertrude George, was not in court on Monday but had sent Slavin a letter urging him to be lenient. +Seven other passes were closed earlier this month. +He said he did not know how the activists would respond if they received a formal offer of unconditional freedom. +Results from the entire 12-month survey will be released at the end of 1988. +Toys "R" Us stumbled 1 point to close at 34 3/8. +Brader said the current invasion is "the biggest plague history recalls." A young humpback whale, possibly trying to find its way out of Puget Sound's maze of inlets, has been spotted cruising the waters of the south sound, marine biologists say. +Gilmore, the public servant, also believes in continuing his family's tradition of philanthropy. +"I asked her point blank, didn't she think it was very incompatible, what she was doing," Ms. Jurt says. +Robeson, a household products maker, is based in Mineola, N.Y. +But they worry about the costs, chafe at needless complexities and are disappointed by the degree reality falls short of rhetoric. +A "rock" of crack cocaine, meanwhile, generally runs about $20 nationwide, but the size of the rock varies tremendously, even within one city. +Higher interest rates mean takeovers would be harder to finance, and many traders worry that a boost in rates will dampen takeover interest and abort announced deals. +Mr. Senn couldn't be reached for comment. +Kraft Inc. has raised the prices of its margarine, salad dressings and mayonnaise by 5% to 10%. +But without the prospect of further appreciation, investors who bought aluminium for capital gains will have little incentive to hold on. +The boat's owners, however, felt such requests didn't fit the image of the $1.8 million vessel, which costs $14,000 a week to charter. +At the time that Dan Quayle was chosen as Mr. Bush's running mate, GOP officials said they hoped the handsome senator would particularly help the ticket among women. +Mr. Pawar seems in a stronger position because the Congress triumphed in Maharashtra in this election. +Another is that the recommendations are not carried out as swiftly as the commission feels they should be. A more immediate risk, however, is that the current political turmoil will distract attention away from proper consideration of the document. +There are also traded options in the FT-SE index itself. +Next's PC software "will give them more credibility" among customers, said Vicki Brown, an analyst at International Data Corp., a research firm. +Moody's said the favorable ratio of upgrades to downgrades for the quarter was significantly affected by upgrades assigned to 26 single-family housing bond programs of state housing agencies. +Lafontaine is the Social Democratic governor of Saarland state. +On a September 1967 television interview show, Romney startled the nation by saying he had originally supported the war in Vietnam because he had been brainwashed by the military during a tour of the Southeast Asian country. +He said he was surprised to stumble over bodies. +Agapito Gonzalez Cavazos, who has led the Confederation of Mexican Workers in Matamoros for the past 40 years, said rank-and-file were disappointed in the compromise, which was reached in Mexico City without his participation. +Thus, true supply-side economics advocates should favor higher alcohol taxes on all counts. +They didn't go very fast: swimmers lapped them. +They did not report finding anyone alive. +Their publication is certain to set off a stampede. Kraft's Mr. Guardia notes that virtually every food product in supermarkets must undergo content analysis, meaning many thousands of laboratory hours. +'They don't actually go out of business because the individuals start as independent consultants,' he says. +He said the U.S. public supported his stance. +Crude oil production of about 650,000 barrels of oil a day was unaffected. +He said the agency has done a good job, but, "The buck for the Hugo recovery doesn't stop with FEMA. +Foreign fugitives have too long been able to "flee from one country to another, financed by lucrative international criminal activities," said K. Michael Moore, director of the U.S. Marshal's Service. +Most of them live in the Third World. +As a result of the restructuring, Owens-Corning will become a lower-cost competitor in its core products, he says. +But the judge said the circumstances outweighed the defendant's good behavior in jail, his solid record as a Navy helicopter pilot and his apparent belief that he had received custody of the boy during a divorce and custody dispute in a Hawaiian court. +Later, he flew in a helicopter over the Carolina coastline, where Hugo had come ashore a week earlier, and flew low over some of the hardest hit areas of downtown Charleston. +Yet their impact is different from what everyone expected, and different also from what economic and political theory had taught. +The unprepared remark drew murmurs from the black-tie audience. +Reebok International gained 1 1/8 to 43 3/8. +Pubs were turned into imitations of Wild West saloons, and youths with American Army paraphernalia rode the streets on vintage Harley-Davidson motorcycles inherited from their parents. +"He was fine when he first moved in," she said. "He used to help out. +That would be just about what it could ship if the traditional quotas were in effect. +Among blue-chip stocks, only General Motors rose significantly; the auto maker reported third-quarter profit that was far stronger than expected. +The company agreed to be acquired by Computer Associates International for about $800 million in stock. +"Most of the students with him thought that they were sent to Vietnam to do a job without clear goals and with political restrictions," says Mr. Taylor. +He worked quickly, inserting needles into the horses' backs, haunches and legs as she held their halters. +Barry Palmer, a copy editor with the Union Leader newspaper, initiated his own informal investigation into the Review after Mr. Freedman accused the newspaper of bigotry. +The '50s group's hits included "Charlie Brown" and "Love Potion No.9." Gunter, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987, was the second member of the '50s group to die in a shooting in the Las Vegas area. +The yield on a bond can be calculated in two ways: Current yield: This measures the income that an investor receives from holding a bond over the next year. +The rest produce only a fraction. +BASF yesterday echoed this comment. +As has happened before, Golden Rule is at odds with much of its industry on the issue. +Its operating profit rose 58 percent to $104 million dollars in the year ended June 30. It doesn't report a revenue figure. +The company laid off 180 workers last week and furloughed 645 Thursday and Friday, said Jo McKee, a spokeswoman for Anacomp Inc., Xidex's parent company in Indianapolis. +The Kremlin view is that the United States, by aiding the Nicaraguan rebels starting just months after Reagan took office in 1981, bears the major responsibility for the death and destruction in Nicaragua since then. +Mr Lawrence Summers is right: conditionality is being focused, not weakened. In all its lending operations the IMF seeks credible assurances - including initial actions - that sound financial policies will indeed be taken by borrowing countries. +None of the Adige's 22-member crew was injured and the vessel suffered only minor damage. +ENGINEERING companies in Scotland reported a modest rise in optimism yesterday. +Under that plan, the new company would be controlled by Carolco management, but an undetermined number of Live directors would be named to the new company's board. +"The problem of the location of the monument should be decided by inhabitants of this district of Krakow in legal forums," the government statement said. +Drexel Role: Drexel issues fairness opinion for Occidental in negotiations. +The Pentagon said it plans to sell F-16 fighter jets to Egypt and Bahrain, amid other actions to shore up confidence among moderate Arab states. +Many Alaska-Soviet ties have been forged since then, including: _ A "Friendship Flight" from Nome to Provideniya in 1988 reunited Eskimos separated since the political "Ice Curtain" was drawn in 1948. +Jackson says he isn't after a job, a title or a position. "I seek a partnership, I seek equity, I seek shared responsibility," he said. +State corrections director Gary Maynard said 40 inmates identified as being ringleaders or involved in the riot were being held in a disciplinary unit called "The Rock" at a state prison in McAlester. +The word, "perpetuity" has been historically imposed on Panama by the Unied States of America in the different Canal Treaties since 1903. +"Their status is that of fugitives and all have had warrants issued for their arrest," said Diane Cossin, spokeswoman for U.S. Attorney Dexter Lehtinen. +A Boeing spokesman said company engineers could recall one other incident in which a 767 thrust-reverser deployed in flight, "but the mechanisms to deal with those circumstances worked properly and the plane landed safely." +The chemical manufacturer and Sherwin were to be sentenced today in New York for their criminal conviction. +An average of two prisoners a day die from violence or sicknes, especially tuberculosis. +Those levies were enacted last December, and Congress plans no further increases this year. +A confidential report to the BT board last spring, based on a survey of opinion formers, ranked BT's corporate image 7th out of 7 selected blue-chip UK companies. +So far the searchers have found no sign of the missing men. +The commission's decision allows the company a 13% return on common equity. +Rumors that the firm would take that step fueled buying in the sector Friday, traders said. +It was not signed, but it carried the tag line often used by President Saddam Hussein himself: "To hell with the villains." The army newspaper Al-Qadissiyeh denounced the Senate vote with banner headlines. +Now, the renewed volatility could place severe strains on resources of the new market makers, which lack a buffer of profits from the market peak early this year, analysts say. +If the U.S. wishes to recover its "reputation," it might begin by repairing its inner cities, public education, crumbling infrastructure and multiple social needs, at the same time resisting the temptation to follow the path of Spanish grandees. +A top Chinese official also announced that Hong Kong civil servants with British passports would not be allowed to seek British consular protection while in the territory after it returns to Chinese rule in seven years. +Before 1989, ComEd integrated its decommission funds into its operating fund, from which it received a higher rate of return. +Price and yield data were not immediately available. +Braniff, which has struggled on numerous occasions since it restarted operations, had a net loss of $9 million on revenue of $239.5 million in its fiscal year ended Jan. 31. +Sir Patrick's high spirits will be tested. +The Reagan administration expects to take advantage of a minor change in the new humanitarian aid package for the Contra rebels to institute a series of non-military training programs designed to make the insurgents more self-sufficient. +The first game in the third quarterfinal, between Anatoly Karpov of the Soviet Union and Johann Hjartarson of Iceland in Seattle, Wash., ended in a draw Saturday. +But each class produced torrents of words, an outpouring that mixed hope for the distant future with a startling bleakness about the coming months. +It is, in its simplicity, one of the great paintings of the century. Picasso et les choses: Grand Palais, Paris, until December 28; sponsored by United Technologies. +AVX Corp. said it agreed in principle to sell its Integrated Networks Inc. unit to Vitarel Microelectronics Inc. +Someone should tell the writers of "Murphy Brown" that senators and members of Congress spend a lot of time cosseting reporters, especially the hostile ones, and that they wouldn't know how to operate without a press to leak to. +Police Sgt. Ron Barela was grazed by a bullet when he arrived at the scene, Doran said. +Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who joined the court in February, has disqualified himself from taking part in the case without explanation. +Serial bonds, which all carry 7% coupons, are priced to yield from 6.30% in 1992 to 7% in 2000. +The show is loosely based on the best-selling non-fiction book of the same name by George Wilson, a Washington Post reporter. +A few weeks later, he claimed a 227-vote victory for a seat in the Louisiana Legislature by defeating John Treen, brother of Louisiana's first Republican governor since Reconstruction, David Treen. +Commanding the crew is Navy Capt. +The victorious World War II Allies in the West broke up I.G. Farben into several companies, including the mighty Bayer, Hoechst and BASF concerns. +This is fine for wan catwalk waifs: not so good if you want to look normal. White summer fabrics inevitably look flimsy, even unintentionally transparent. +It opened at 130.60 yen and ranged between 130.35 yen and 130.81 yen. +Still, the off-the-beaten-path locations and older merchandise aren't much comfort to retailers within an hour of the malls. +Mr. Lewis is managing partner of John Lewis and Associates, a Dallas-based acquisitions and investments concern. +"When she told me, I cried. +While the university is raising money, the colleges are looking out for themselves. +As part of the peace accord, in exchange for the dissolution of the Contras, Ortega moved up the election date from 1991 and pledged free and fair campaigning and balloting under the supervision of international observers. +The announcement had been expected since Monday. +Fourth-quarter pre-tax operating profit rose about 4%. +It made no difference." There was no mention, however, of Hays' affair with House clerk Elizabeth Ray in 1976 that touched off a payroll-sex scandal that drove him from Congress. +'The cost of living there is outrageous. +He also said repeatedly during his 90-minute appearance that he could not remember specific events and conversations. +In response to the crackdown, the cocaine barons declared "total war" on the government and have carried out bombings and shootings in Medellin, home of the drug cartel, and in Bogota, the capital. +The two chains have been hurt as vendors said they would supply new merchandise on a cash basis only. +By 1997 they want to see beer duty lowered to the European Union average of 8p per pint. +Michael A. Thompson, a senior at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, received the Charles M. Schulz Award for college cartoonists. +After all that's been said the past week, we'd hate to think Congress would go off on some unilateral scheme without considering the effect on the allies and so forth. +In fact, just Pounds 229m of it is thought to have been put up for offer straight away. Nearly Pounds 500m more was reportedly being restructured by investment banks before onward sale. +The U.S. dollar was stable in thin European trading today as the market settled down before a long holiday weekend. +The Interior Department's current five-year program had anticipated new lease sales last September, but they were put off pending Bush's decision. +During the occupation of 1945-52, U.S. authorities first sought to stifle militant nationalism by purging right-wing leaders from public office and trying others as war criminals. +Robinson also is charged with murder in a 1986 slaying near in Greenville, S.C. +"To pursue a two-tiered approach to passenger safety would not be in the interests of all our citizens," he said. +Art Harris, who wrote the piece, said the arrests were minor. +The U.S. Customs Service, for which Reagan is seeking outlays of $415 million, "will greatly expand the number of intensive examinations of high-risk containerized cargo shipments," the budget documents said. +He flew Friday to the East Coast to pick up the donated organs. +People even cut into their food budgets. +"At this stage 75 people are missing, presumed dead," he said. +Soviet Jews have been leaving in large numbers because of freer emigration policies and fears of rising anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union. +Bequests and gifts from foundations also reached record levels in the 1980s. +The gunman, identified by police as El Sayed A. Noseir, 37, was shot in the chin by a police officer and hospitalized. +It also allows viewers to select programs for recording with the push of a single button. +For the first time there is more than one woman minister, with cultural affairs joining special affairs as ministries headed by women. +Commodity Futures Trading Commissioner Fowler West was unfazed by a pair of studies concluding the CFTC's proposed curbs on dual trading are based on flawed research methods and insufficient data. +Nationwide, consolidated volume in NYSE-listed issues, including trades in those stocks on regional exchanges and in the over-the-counter market, totaled 222.89 million shares. +Still, Mr. Plaskett should consider himself lucky. Generous severance agreements are under attack, and companies are starting to change their policies. +Friendship is about sharing experiences. +Recent transactions also include sales of 3,000 shares on Jan. 7 for $21.125 a share. +Analysts call him intelligent and committed to the goal of turning US Sprint around. +Analysts say EISA will speed up the movement of information but still allow computers to use older add-on equipment, such as memory cards, graphics cards and data storage devices. +But at least there shouldn't be any lack of contenders to run the new outpost, given that the TUC's domestic career opportunities look so bleak. +"It looks like the vessel rode up over its anchor and punctured itself," Kime said. +By DEBORAH MESCE= About 2,000 VIPs _ including the officials who investigated the Challenger disaster and those assigned to keep an eye on NASA as a result _ are expected to be on hand Thursday to watch Discovery lift off. +"Neither the article in the July issue of Playboy magazine nor the use of KTSP-TV trademarks nor the pictures taken on the premises were done with our authorization, knowledge or permission," the statement said. +Shell said Wednesday that it regularly allowed rain collected from the roof of the tank to flow uninspected into a nearby marsh. +They claim Eisner copied their idea for a movie-theme park and rushed to build the Disney-MGM Studios before Universal could get its act together. +NATIONAL SAVINGS products are an obvious investment for those seeking a fixed return on their money. +Although United Telecom faces pressure on profit margins because of the cost of holding and increasing its long-distance market share, its local telephone units are strong and stable. +The Belgrade-based Tanjug is now the only news agency in Yugoslavia. +The tiger was outside in a natural habitat display while Tovar was in an interior hallway when the attack occurred. +This could be achieved quite easily in many cases but could require substantial change in a number of task-specific NVQs. Expanding the policing role of the National Council for Vocational Qualifications, the government-funded body that set up NVQs. +Furthermore, even requiring set numbers of non-executive directors is no guarantee that they will be of sufficient quality. That view is echoed by Blynth Jenkins, director of corporate affairs at the IOD. +DDE's assumption of operating responsibility for ABC/Kane enables the continued production of eight additional episodes of THE LIVING EDENS, a series of twenty one-hour documentaries airing on PBS. +The stake includes 19,800 shares purchased from March 10 through May 6 at $27.125 to $28.087 a share, the filing said. +One is an acceleration of actions for the direct control of trade. +The Financial Post commented: "The reality is that there is an undercurrent of fear of homosexuals in Canada." Robinson didn't shed all his apprehensions. +The White House and the Democratic leadership in Congress blame each other for turning capital-gains taxes into such a divisive issue this year. +For all of this year, crude oil prices are expected to be in the range of $15 to $20 per barrel. +That which is accepted will be sold back to farmers, for a fraction of what the board paid for it, to be used as animal feed. +Simultaneously, GM has also begun an effort to mobilize its army of workers and retirees to get out and talk up their employer and its products. +Wesley J. Howe, chairman, president and chief executive officer of the maker of health-care products, said fiscal 1987 should be "another year of record sales and earnings." +"Then the dollar moved higher on short covering, coupled with cross trading" in which investors buy European currencies by selling the yen, said Shigeru Tamaki, a dealer with the Industrial Bank of Japan. +"Our research has shown that the wasps can provid a new way to reduce insect damage to cabbage, broccoli and other vegetables without using insecticides," said entomologist K. Duane Biever of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. +At the same time, some of the domestic stock markets are relatively expensive, while the currencies are cheap and have scope to appreciate, Mr Cormack says. For some international investors these domestic bond markets may still seem rather esoteric. +He added that he is optimistic the deadline will be met. +Then he will head to Detroit to stump for GOP Senate hopeful Rep. Bill Schuette, who is trying to oust Democratic Sen. Carl Levin. +"The ministries treated factories as if they were their personal property," says Konstantin Gabrovsky, deputy chairman of the State Planning Commission. +No explosives were found in any of the cases. +Insurgent groups have been stepping up pressure on provincial capitals and on the national capital Kabul itself as the Soviet soldiers withdraw and Afghan government forces are left to defend the cities. +But plans were afoot to replace the V-bombers altogether with a ballistic missile, Blue Streak. In 1960, when Blue Streak was judged unviable and scrapped, the Macmillan government plumped for a US-designed air-launched missile, Skybolt. +Business journalists from The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and The Associated Press were among those honored with prizes for excellence in two contests. +"In free governments," said Benjamin Franklin, "the rulers are the servants and the people their superiors and sovereigns. +Mattel has purchased a new headquarters building in El Segundo, Calif., which it will occupy by the end of next year. +It held about 27% of Linear's shares outstanding prior to the offer. +Against that background, Western analysts say, she'll seek to cement her emerging role as spokeswoman for Western Europe. +Lombardfin's difficulties have been public knowledge for several weeks. +A default judgment was entered against Mr. Antar after he repeatedly failed to appear in court. +As the date of the offering approached, the expected yield on the new bonds rose from a starting point of about 13.5% to about 15%. +The bombing brought this year's death toll from sectarian violence to 38, eight this week alone. +The last Lambeth Conference in 1978 evaded the issue of women priests by saying all the member churches should respect each other's decisions. +But the added scrutiny isn't altogether good news for the CRB, a unit of Miami-based Knight-Ridder Inc. +The state's hottest issue is a constitutional amendment allowing a state lottery. +For the past decade, his responsibilities at the Fed have been primarily "managerial" rather than policy-oriented, he said. +To outsiders, the Commission frequently appears an interfering bugbear. +Mr. Kraft said philosophical differences were partly responsible for the firm's breakup. +The shares added Fl 1.90 at Fl 57.80 in high volume. +Of the 74 reported treated in five Arab hospitals on Thursday, the army confirmed 11 Palestinians wounded, eight from the West Bank and three from Gaza. +They forecast a net average increase in prices of about 5.8 percent for the year, the report said, compared with their December forecast of a 3.6 percent price rise for all of 1988. +In 1986 its engineers were working with the Leningrad Institute of Technology to create a signalling system for the southern republics. 'We were present in Moscow. +WASHINGTON _ The Joint Economic Committee holds a hearing on impact of Defense Department spending cuts. +Williams cautioned that the general's schedule "hasn't really jelled yet," but said plans included a wreath-laying later in the day at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery. +The earlier date shortened the time left to find ways to assist the sluggish Soviet economy. +Amid its disarray, the SDPJ looks incapable of mounting public support to counter the government's nuclear power commitment. But short-term difficulties persist. +However, the after-tax figures are distorted to some extent by proceeds from asset sales. +Minutes later, a young man with bruises on his face and blood on his clothes ran up to Gilbert and said he had been attacked by some men, police said. +Bush's legal counsel Boyden Gray informed the president-elect Friday morning that the subpoena would be forthcoming, said press secretary Sheila Tate. +An all-party poll conducted in September and presented to the Central Committee Saturday indicated that 72 percent of those queried favored transforming the party and adopting a new program and name. +"OK don't, OK, ah well, we have 24 miles to go and we're drifting down slowly," Slader replied. +The government has not mentioned casualties and has announced only the deaths of three generals: Merid Negussie, chief of staff; Amha Desta, air force commander, and Denissie Bulto, 2nd Army commander. +The slumping New England economy is taking its toll even on this exclusive little island, where corporate officers, rock stars, politicians and stockbrokers retreat for the summer. +Toru Kusukawa, deputy president and head of Fuji's international operations, said Heller "is getting to be at the profitable level," and the Fuji unit should be in the black for the full year 1988. +"There's very little assimilation of the Winter Texans into the local culture," says Mr. Rush, the former Pan American professor. +Cascades is a paper and packaging concern based in Kingsey Falls, Quebec. +Yesterday, ATI shares were selling at $3.50, up 12.5 cents, before trading was halted on the American Stock Exchange for the merger announcement. +Mr. Doyle, formerly managing director of London-based Texaco Ltd., succeeds Earl L. Johnson, who was earlier named president of the Texaco Middle East/Far East division. +By then, the Exxon Valdez was steaming toward Bligh Reef. +The biggest gain came from a rise in stock prices, followed by a drop in weekly unemployment claims. +If you saw them side by side on the street you wouldn't suspect they were built in the same plant," the Ned. +But he suggested apartment construction could increase in the Midwest, in response to strength in the industrial sector. +She was then taken to Mary Black Memorial Hospital. +He said he retired in the 1960s. +After trading reopened, the stock sold at $64 per share, down $10.25 from Monday's close. +Their most positive feature is that many of them are utterly at sea in the post-communist world. +What's amazing is that Lavin manages to evoke a sense of pity for this woman, making the ending moving and a bit teary as mother and daughter come to a sort of uneasy truce at the final curtain. +Authorities estimated 100,000 people turned out in the predominately Hispanic community of East Los Angeles. +Mr. Szarka has owned 60 different cars in his life and frequently trades for newer models. +They have coastlines to protect, and the only way to protect is to be able to immediately respond," he said. +Mr. Camp says the parallel computers work 10 to 100 times faster on the lab's programs. +"We had a wonderful visit from your president," she said, referring to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's recent trip to the United States. +The number of listed companies which stagnated for much of the 1980s, increasing from 93 in 1982 to 102 by 1988, has since risen rapidly. +Vilnius enjoyed another sunny spring day, and tulips were beginning to bloom in carefully tended public gardens throughout the Lithuanian capital. +He also alleged that the Kremlin and Afghanistan's communist government have staged other air raids in Pakistan in violation of a U.N.-mediated plan for peace in Afghanistan. +Banks haven't helped much. +The change translates into fewer purchases of General Dynamics Corp. +Jannie Geldenhuys, and its territorial administrator in Namibia, Louis Pienaar, both said there were large numbers of guerrillas in southern Angola in violation of an accord requiring them to have moved farther north. +The Treasury announced yesterday that because of the expired debt limit it is suspending sales of U.S. savings bonds and the special securities it sells to state and local governments. +The term "whiplash" has become a joke, he says. +They concern tourism, agriculture and commerce," he said. +Most can't raise the capital. +The tour resumes in Philadelphia on Aug. 31. +A couple described as friendly and church-going and their 11-year-old daughter were slain by a shotgun-wielding assailant, and police arrested the couple's 14-year-old son in the killings, authorities said. +It sounds a bit tough but you can use quality as the key driver within the organisation because it brings the people who provide the service face to face with the real world - with what the customer wants. +The market volatility also reflected delays in getting the news to the financial community. +They had a long feature on political witch hunting in the post-Carthyism era and an interesting piece on Shakespeare-In-The-Park, which is staging a modern-dress version of "Beth." +That approach is being pursued by U.S. Judge Jack B. Weinstein in Brooklyn. +Sullivan said he could not explain it and that the only one who could, the pursar, died on the flight. +He had challenged the previous Teamsters leadership's decision to declare ratified a master freight accord with trucking firms, despite a 64% vote against it, and has said he wants to improve that pact. +(Those in the industry stress that these revenues are additional and do not displace other sources of income.) They are particularly important out of season, and one of the main developments has been in the type of venues required. +The attempt by Shamir to keep alive the 1978 Camp David formula for interim Palestinian self-rule puts Shultz in the middle, between Israel and the Arabs. +By then, Hungary is expected to have passed a law solidifying free emigration policies. +The FDA recently forced the drug maker to take out an embarrassing ad in medical journals. +But veterinary skill and dedication notwithstanding, zoo patients do eventually go the way of all flesh. +The White House released the terse statement after the captors of Higgins threatened to hang him within 24 hours if Israel fails to free the pro-Iranian fundamentalist cleric who was abducted from Lebanon. +Tokyo stock prices climbed on hopes for lower Japanese interest rates. +However, a separate three-member board headed by the Treasury secretary would oversee bailout spending. +Kampelman said he assured the Soviet delegation of Bush's commitment to the talks and said the president-elect would maintain "continuity" in the U.S. position. +One concern is about how to regulate Leo operators. +The tender offer is subject to several conditions, including the tendering of a majority of Damon's 9.6 million shares. +At midnight, it is halfway between the southern horizon and a point directly overhead. +Barring an extremely cold winter or a disruption, oil supplies should be ample, they said. +The suit was filed after negotiations failed to produce a settlement, Balden said. +Of the 18 other Arabs wounded by gunfire, at least two were in serious condition, the hospital said, adding that three others were injured by rubber bullets and beatings. +That was precisely when Brazil's trade surplus started to plunge as imports were sucked into an overheated economy. +Eventually, as the national system took on international positions, every major firm around the world would participate. +Apart from the Communists, the alliance includes the Pacifist Socialist Party, a staunchly anti-military group that until recently opposed all forms of armed resistance. +Owners also discriminate against tenants on the basis of race, ethnicity, age and number of children. +He was the taciturn middle child of a Rhode Island machine-tool-factory credit manager and his wife, a frustrated artist and a Christian Scientist. +Several party reform groups called for his ouster ahead of the two-day Central Committee meeting. +The headquarters of Wade's party, which was scene of considerable violence on Monday, was quiet. +Ladies Home Journal featured the Save His Life Diet for wives with chubby hubbies and a touching first-person account from the mother of a transsexual, titled "My Son, My Daughter." +Derrick said available evidence did not seem to support the economic explanation, since the Erwin facility is 34 years old and has suffered operational problems, whereas the South Carolina facility is new. +Oil would spoil desalination plants and oily water can't be used to cool power plant turbines, he said. +"The ability to surveil and confront problems depends on gut feeling" and a strong knowledge of the markets. +Most clients "believe they can afford some short-term losses" as long as portfolio insurance protects them from an utter wipeout, Prof. +There is $7.5 million of 7 5/8% term bonds due in 2009 priced at par and $99.6 million of 7 3/4% term bonds due in 2029 priced at par. +'I've got to believe that there should be much more commonality among our systems. +"He's a right responsible fellow. +A six-member team will leave for Moscow next month to teach Soviet police how to deal with such antisocial phenomena as bank holdups, restaurant arson, mugging and auto chop shops. +Mr Maples's thesis is a cry of despair. +One Labour MP commented that such a remark would 'look good on the 6 o'clock news'. Announcing his intention to take votes on a total of four amendments, Mr Morris said the 'easy' option for him would have been to accept amendment 27. +Mondale said McQuaid has been an ineffective legislator and has not proposed an agenda for the '90s. +Up till then, I had hardly noticed Nonni as an individual in the fur-covered, freezing multitude. +But the purchasers' survey, along with Friday's strong employment report, is likely to raise the familiar worries of troublesome inflation and possible credit curbs by the Federal Reserve. +"The status development would then be effective in October 1992," de Lugo said. +And one of the automatic consequences is that performance is absolutely paramount. +Even though the start-up's business plan was sound and lawyers had given it a clean bill of health, "We weren't willing to take a chance on being sued by Intel," says the big investor. +However, gains from asset sales totaled $15.1 million, down sharply from $32.8 million the year before. +"In the United States we built our communications systems upside down, using airwaves for TV and wires for telephones, whereas it should be the other way around." +The engineering industry recorded a fall in production in August, with declines particularly noticeable in metal machine tools and in basic electrical equipment. +Bob Hope celebrated his 86th birthday on the road Monday _ actually on the Ventura Freeway, where he dedicated a sign for an exit to Bob Hope Drive. +Fiske, Thornburgh's choice for his deputy, has not been formally nominated by President Bush. +That left operating margins for 1990 at 12.9% compared with 11.4% in 1989. +In addition, Mr. Reagan is likely to repeat his standard appeals in favor of prayer in schools and curbs on abortions. +Gold Fields quickly advised shareholders not to accept the bid but indicated it was willing to talk with Hanson, which owns businesses operations ranging from brewing to brickmaking in Britain and the United States. +Of the 54 acquired, 44 have other owners and are managed by Meridien under management contract. +In St. Louis, police said they arrested more than two dozen people who attempted to block the entrance to the parking lot at the Reproductive Health Services clinic. +The China Daily quoted Wu Minglu, economist for the National Research Center for the Development of Science and Technology, as saying industrial output will total $236 billion in the first nine months of the year. +Waste Management officials also called the Los Angeles case "isolated and alleged" and denied anyone above the local level was aware of any customer allocation scheme in Miami. +Identities of the dead and injured were not immediately available, said base spokesman Lt. +The RTC already has postponed seeking acquirers for 18 large S&Ls, said agency spokesman Steven Katsanos. +Delvalle was replaced by Noriega after he tried to fire him as head of the armed forces in the wake of the general's indictment in Florida on drug charges. +He said Avon will keep Giorgio and its traditional business separate and that Avon representatives won't sell the Giorgio line. +It's concerned with people, too," said the 22-year-old systems analyst whose father was Cuauhtemoc's production chief. +There had been speculation the list would include Joseph Brodsky, a Nobel Prize-winning writer who emigrated to the United States in 1972 under threat of imprisonment for his political comments. +But relatively few people fit such stereotypes perfectly. +Mr. Kosar was found guilty as charged. +A bill sponsored by Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., sought to redirect $5 million in federal AIDS research funds to the AZT program for use through September. +"We'll be happy to go either route," Gov. Gregg said. +The codes will be used in the disposition of cases, says Judge James N. Garber. +The event is taking place at Davies Symphony Hall here in a spectacle characteristic of Mr. Jobs' prior exploits. +"This kind of ethnic populism can be very dangerous, as we have seen here. +Tino Schwierzina said there were no legal bars to his plans, even though the four victorious World War II allies still have ultimate control over Berlin. +John Gay, teleplay, "Inherit the Wind," based on the play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, NBC movie premiere. +The show also competed against "The Arsenio Hall Show," which critics considered far hipper and which is sold directly to TV stations by Paramount Television, a unit of Paramount Communications Inc. +Mitotix has 40 employees and its few dollars of venture capital are beginning to look small. +Our policy remains one of additional margin enhancements and the pursuit of further acquisitions.' He said acquisitions had performed in line with budget. +He admitted his son, an unemployed welder, has a history of alcohol and drug abuse. +Only about 7 per cent of US voters still put a cross by the name of their chosen candidate in the traditional way, according to the Federal Elections Commission in Washington. +It would have been exciting." Ames Laboratory physicist Joseph Shinar said scientists are no longer thinking of cold fusion as a source of energy. +Many of them do paid work for fewer than 20 hours per week, and most of the others work less than full time. +However, the campaign aide said the key states of the rest of the campaign, in addition to Michigan and New Jersey, are Illinois, Ohio and California. +Don't know or no answer, 18 percent. +But he says they need to be "brought down from the clouds" and traded like other precious commodities. +Products sold under the program generally are sold at prevailing market prices. +Metals prices are expected to remain low through the end of the year, as the recession continues to damp industrial and construction demand for metals-based products. +BART officials cut off power on the tunnel line shortly after 9 a.m. and began working to remove the deer. +Millie's nose swelled up after the incident, but the swelling went down by evening and she required no treatment, Ms. Becker added. +But many in the parish, including the pastor, feel the church shouldn't be involved in politics. +Nikumaroro, also known as Gardener, has a rim of land a quarter-mile-wide around its V-shaped lagoon. +The legislation would affect as many as 32,000 Chinese students now in the United States on "exchange visitor" visas. +"Jon Taplin's background was motion pictures," said a person who worked for the new investors. +The company owns Simon & Schuster, Prentice-Hall and Pocket Books. +What changed all that was a four-week holiday, which was a reward from IBM for his long service. Mr Fujita had never had so much free time, and found the experience disturbing. +Gless' publicist would not confirm the report that the two-time Emmy winner entered the Hazelden Foundation in Center City, Minn., the magazine said in its current edition. +Quiksilver also plans to provide Na Pali with $5 million in new working capital. +In what McCann described as a first in Korea for a multinational firm, McCann will hold a majority ownership of the new shop. +As he must know, there are far more extreme and violent abuses of the rights of domestic journalists by the government and the military in these countries, which receive scant attention by the media here, than occur in Nicaragua. +Similarly, General Electric Co. plans to capitalize on its strong position producing nuclear reactors for submarines, Navy missiles and various space projects. +It also blamed some British companies for claiming to have pulled out of South Africa but having retained substantial interests there. +Its predicament has been exacerbated by a series of patent expiries in the US, its most important market. Three of the group's leading drugs have lost their American patents over the past 12 months. +Nearly one in five managers said they could foresee no difficulties. Profit and Loss: Managers did not appear to understand the basic purpose of a profit and loss account. +Taiwan has no schedule for beginning sales of shares in three financial institutions under its privatisation drive, Reuter reports. +Because they deter aggression. +Such extensive bloodletting was the price demanded in the wake of the Ultramar deal. +Neutrophils are white blood cells that ordinarily engulf and consume foreign material but also can aggravate inflammations. +Developers and industry have crowded the carnivore out of many of the wetlands where it once grew (in the wild, it's now found in only 11 counties in the Carolinas). +The Interior Ministry's electoral office said there were "major mistakes" in the figures provided by three constituencies. +Drexel is in bankruptcy court. +NBC alone went without $3 million net advertising revenue that it would have collected had it kept to its full commercial schedule through 5 a.m. Thursday, the network's Mr. Mapes says. +I liked writing that voice so much I put him to work for a private detective and wrote two mysterie." He also has written some books not in series. +In addition, he helped compile information on barriers to black voting, material presented to Congress during its consideration of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. +Two passengers were presumed killed and 39 were injured. +In October, the power planning council started a series of "salmon summits." +Portugal has improved from A to A+, and Spain is rated AA with a positive outlook, despite worries about the effect on foreign investment of recently-imposed capital controls. +But Bush advisers are recommending millions of dollars in new research and development funding to promote promising technology that will save energy or, for example, increase oil recovery. +Mr. Pickens dropped the bid after receiving a letter from KN refusing his bid that he described as "insulting and dishonest." +Each had a 9.8 rating and 21 share. "NBC Nightly News" had an 8.7 rating and 19 share. +The engineering, planning and architectural concern is in the final year of its current three-year contract with the agency. +For example, why does Mr. Davidson stutter while he is on the intercom? +The first is a military technology which uses fibre-optic cables to bring 1m pixels, or picture elements, to each screen. +But suspicion lingered because of his work for the "U.S. imperialists" during the war. +Two years later he is still alive. +The study says Asian nations averaged an economic growth rate of more than 6 percent a year in the 1970s and 1980s, bringing vast improvements in the quality of life in nations such as South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan. +Sandinista police arrested 21 people. +But unemployment is around 18 percent, Britain's highest, and violence drives away investment and jobs. +When someone brings in that kind of business, we'll negotiate with them. +Fruto was shot in the head by a gunman who killed her father. +But their presence in greater numbers will allow the removal of the large drilling units now located on platforms such as Scott. +"The president will not leave the building unless on foreign trips," a government sources said of Hrawi. +Subcommittee members passed the measure with little fanfare or discussion because Sikorski offered an amendment that addressed most of the problems raised by the administration during a July hearing. +His appointment shows how economic punditry is a global business these days. +Low-load funds: They carry a front-end sales charge, generally no more than 3.5%, and may have a 12b-1 fee. +Clovis Maksoud, Arab envoy, said America was opening "a Pandora's box of diplomatic, legal and political problems" by trying to close the mission and putting U.S. domestic legislation above international treaty obligations. +Apparently, many investors seem reluctant to invest at a time when the inflation and economic outlook remains cloudy. +"I am ashamed of myself right down to the very center of my being," Malinosky said, admitting his crime to District Judge Frank Mahady. +Mr. Post isn't penitent, contrasting himself favorably with someone who would mug a bank customer to steal a cash card but who might well escape all the fuss that Mr. Post ran into. +Tory MPs had feared the dispute had similarities with the Westland affair, which led to Mr Heseltine's resignation from the cabinet in 1986. Mr Rifkind welcomed the purchase of the updated Hercules, in a contract worth Pounds 1bn. +Neiman-Marcus slipped 1/2 to 13 3/4. +With this purchase, Banc One will add $2.1 billion in assets and 68 branches, and will strengthen the bank's market share in northern Ohio. +In Zamboanga City, also on Mindanao Island, fire of undetermined origin leveled the entire Moslem-dominated barter trade center, destroying about $1.3 million worth of goods but causing no injuries, officials said Wednesday. +Investigators cite the case of Matthew Valentine, who is currently serving a six-year sentence at Lompoc Federal Prison for his role in Intech Investment Corp., which promised investors returns of as much as 625% on precious metals. +Decisions must be made soon, he says, because utilities need at least 10 years lead time to replace their plants if it's decided that four decades of use make the reactors too dangerous to keep using. +The harsh conditions of the Saudi desert are taking a toll on U.S. military equipment, affecting simple mechanical gear as well as sensitive high-tech equipment, from M-16 rifles to weapons guidance systems. +Their resignations are effective Friday, Merrill said. Both men were careful not to burn their bridges with Merrill; the two men were once the firm's highest-paid executives, earning a reported $5 million each in 1988. +Western diplomats said the issue first came up when Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen visited Moscow in December. +WHAT the English Shakespeare Company mostly does is to tour, so Claire Lyth's trappings for its Twelfth Night are coolly plain and adaptable. +After several martinis, Dorsey stunned his young employee by offering the assignment of London bureau chief. +The seller is Wendell Cherry, president and chief executive officer of Humana Inc., the Louisville, Ky., hospital management corporation. +The actual candidates had trouble getting their names in the papers until someone raised the shades on Sen. Joseph Biden of Delaware. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 23.02 points to 2,609.16 by 2 p.m. on Wall Street. +Barbara Ryan, drug industry analyst for Prudential-Bache Securities in New York, also said she expected the FDA would act much more cautiously in giving approval for use of Prozac to treat other disorders. +In another case, he said he edited a letter but didn't have any authority to make any substantive changes. +Mr. Tisch is also chairman of Loews Corp., a New York-based hotel, insurance and tobacco concern that controls 25% of CBS shares. +Some managers may already have good records, while others with poorer records might have had few if any job openings to fill. +Junk bonds amount to just 2% of the RTC's holdings. +The move surprised currency dealers. Four interventions by the New York Federal Reserve Bank triggered a surge in the dollar which earlier this week looked set to fall through the Y100 level. +But even this is secret. The local economy tied to military bases has also suffered, particularly from the rundown of US Air Force operations in Europe. +The June rise followed a decline of 0.1% in May. +"Inside Edition" "does concentrate on people rather than issues, it's popular journalism in that sort of sense," Frost said. +"The market is still pretty resilient," said Ted Mao, a grain specialist with Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. in New York. +Clark would fight any effort to take over the company through a combined offering of cash and junk bonds, Mr. Clarke said. +If borrowers renege, it will have a severe impact on some of the big lenders, such as banks and private pension funds. +"There were less intrusive ways to go about this," he said. "The interest in privacy can be protected by regulating picketing without banning it. +'I will fight on. +So how on earth can you present that film as a semi-documentary? "It was like `Fantasy Island' gone wrong. +AVAPRO, an angiotensin II receptor blocker for the treatment of hypertension, had sales of $64 million. +Other scores have also to be settled among the Maronite clans. +Mike's green vinyl recliner guards the door. +Houston's Texas Commerce Bancshares Inc. was sold last May to Chemical New York Corp., Texas's first major interstate-banking combination. +The increased costs of legal fees and security were among the reasons Greyhound cited for a $55.8 million net loss during the first quarter. +The Communist Party has branded Yeltsin politically immature, but he said hundreds of deputies support him. +The aggressive buying of OTC issues spawned spirited trading. +"He passes where there do not exist conditions worthy of a truly human life," the pope added. +The Defense Department's decision to offer counseling, "is not all selfless," Kelly said. +Colin Ireland, 39, who pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to the murder of five homosexual men, was sentenced to five life terms. +The contact group had set a Tuesday deadline for the warring parties to give either a clear Yes or No. Bosnia's Moslems have indicated they will accept the plan. +They are well organised, have better arms and better communications than we. +Rothschild went public in March 1986 at $20.50 a share during a hot period for brokerage stocks, and traded as high as $28.50 a share in 1986. +He will specialize in financial services litigation, white-collar criminal defense and other complex litigation. +After World Airways suspended service, TWA and another carrier, Air America, applied for the Baltimore-London authority. +"No, no, no." "All those years I got up and made five lunches every day," including those for their three children, she protests. +Overall, the group documented some 800 incidents of threats, killings, injuries or other harassment of journalists last year, executive director Anne Nelson said Thursday at a National Press Club briefing. +But now the chances of a dividend are "very slim," says Jay P. Stevens of Dean Witter Reynolds, who was bullish on the stock most of the year. +In 1988, Australians celebrated the 200th anniversary of their country as a grand parade of tall ships sailed in Sydney Harbor, re-enacting the voyage of the first European settlers. +'Selling out today involves huge write-offs (and getting back nothing at all). +A Boeing 747 operated by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines lost power to all four engines after flying through Redoubt ash last month. +Passengers also reported smoke in the cabin, but Kelly said she could not confirm that. +We don't want this help to be given to this kind of government; they are lying all the time," Genchev said. +June gasoline, which started the trading day higher and then sagged with crude, rebounded at the end of the day to finish 0.66 cents higher. +We're having some pretty good baseball pennant races this season and that's fortunate, because we might not have any next year. +98.519 (5.86%) 97.043 (5.85%) High price (Rate) ...... +December copper ended at 98.9, up 0.40 cents on Friday. +Before the last Budget, I do not recall anyone forecasting the changes which Norman Lamont made to the taxation of dividends. All this should emphasise the dangers of rushing out and making investment decisions on the basis of expected Budget measures. +Doctors lifted bandages off the face of a young man who they said was shot in the head by soldiers and lost his eyesight. +So far, the news on the inflation front has been mixed. +Mrs. Gilmour told police she had been cleaning the tub when she fell in 10 days before her rescue. +He was taken to a hospital and booked for investigation of robbery. +Labour Party holds conference in London to elect leader and deputy leader. TOMORROW: National Savings results (June). +No Democrats turned out in Greeley and Wichita counties in far western Kansas, reducing the number of caucus sites from 117 to 115 and the number of local delegates elected from 768 to 764. +But Mr. Dukakis, who maintained his strong stand against protectionist trade legislation, wasn't specific about how the U.S. could extract such cooperation. +It is meeting with the FDA today and hopes to resolve the agency's problems "fairly quickly," says Robert Fuhrman, president. +"With companies spending millions of dollars, the days of doing a corporate sponsorship just because the CEO likes it are over," says Stephen Disson, president of D&F Consulting Ltd. in Washington. +The Indians complain it is the law-enforcement officials who are causing the "hurting." +About 20 to 25 people, both officers and volunteers, helped in the search, Soderberg said. +Under a so-called Economic Solidarity Pact with labor and business, the president in February froze the minimum wage, prices for goods and services, and the peso-dollar currency exchange rate. +Israel delayed implementation of the ruling pending negotiations over obtaining easy access for tourists and receiving compensation for the hotel and a neighboring holiday village. +Souza gained headlines during the mayoral primary campaign when he was excluded from a debate because, debate organizers said, he had less than 1 percent of the vote in a poll. +The company said it would place special emphasis on the export market, which since 1982 has grown at a compound annual rate of 20%. +She later began Lear Purvis Walker & Co., an executive search firm for women. +Rice is also in short supply. +The Korean government is discouraging the consumption of luxury goods because it considers that unhealthy for the Korean economy. +Meese, Reynolds and Pendleton, the administration received little credit from blacks. +Breen said his goal was to prevent nuclear war by getting the pope to reveal the contents of a secret message from the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus. +A CBS News spokesman said Mr. Bettag's next assignment hasn't been determined. +"There would have been no way to publish in journals," said Masters, citing both the length of the material and what he said is traditional difficulty in getting sex research accepted in such forums. +Cambodia's Vietnamese-backed government and leaders of rebel factions agreed Monday to a U.N. peace plan that calls for power-sharing and free elections. +And both Ford and General Motors Corp. are pushing for an alliance with Britain's Jaguar PLC. +It went bam, bam, bam," said Mark Robinson, who was en route home from an overnight cashier's job. +But he tells me that St Andrews's consistent success conceals radical changes in the pattern of graduate recruitment. One of them is that short-term contracts, often of only a year, are fast replacing the open-ended employment that used to be the rule. +(1) "Roseanne," ABC, 23.3, 21.5 million homes. +The rating concern cited the possibility of a takeover by Gillette or another company or defensive moves by Gillette, any of which could "greatly diminish protection for Gillette's debt holders." +"To do that, it will have to look for oil and gas offshore, in the Gulf of Mexico and elsewhere." +Generally limited to line 2 plus line 3. +That means a $9 dollar bet on Bush would net $4 plus the original stake. +According to an official, the Sardinian works are relatively up to date, while those in Porto Marghera are much older. +But the United pilots' bid sets a precedent by seeking full control of a healthy company. +The rocket barrage in Zagreb narrowly missed the republic's top leaders and Yugoslavia's federal Premier Markovic, a Croat who was holding talks in the building. +"We believe it makes a difference, but we don't know," he said. +Analysts said Ford's fourth-quarter profit was helped by a lower tax rate and by cost improvements that allowed the company to widen its profit per vehicle. +In the filing, Best Products said it began to have "severe" difficulties obtaining credit from its suppliers and banks beginning in the fall of 1990. +Since it is operated separately, a possible sale of Air Micronesia won't affect the remaining Continental operations. +These and other politically sensitive blacks assured Mr. Simon he wasn't violating the 1980 boycott. +The army said troops initially spotted a band of guerrillas just yards from the Israeli border near Kfar Yuval north of Kiryat Shmona. +In addition, the company said that its human resources, strategic planning and corporate relations organizations, which currently report to Mr. Campbell, will report directly to Mr. Smith. +Mr. Morgan found himself sitting next to a big oil company's general counsel on a recent flight to Chicago and politely mentioned his profession. +In 1979, legislation established a trust fund to help pay for telecommunications devices for the hearing impaired. +Since you can't get nothing done, there's no use running." Montana's livestock may be getting tired of statehood centennial celebrations. +'I work every day,' she says, 'and I like very easy clothing, simple things that cover every bump, of which I now have plenty. +As he later says to one woman who let him into her home, "You let me use all the parts of myself that night." Stockard Channing gives a luminous performance as Ouisa, one of Paul's hostesses. +Sabotage and conspiracy charges are fired. +"Japan hopes the incident will not lead to the widening of tensions in the Persian Gulf and appeals again for the necessity of an early peaceful solution to the Iran-Iraq conflict," the Foreign Ministry said. +Observers said the sell-off had left the futures market technically weak and prone to further declines. +Penny-a-drink and nickel-a-drink alcohol tax propositions were both defeated; 58 percent opposed the former and 69 percent the latter. +President Bush said in an interview with foreign journalists earlier this week that the NATO allies would be consulted on any further cuts in U.S. deployments in Europe. +In south Beirut's slums, the undeclared truce held, but officials feared it would not last in the absence of a political settlement of the power struggle that has raged for nine months. +Trading volume on the New York SE was 230m shares. Trading was subdued from the start, and stocks struggled to find a direction. +One reason is that the government plans to increase consumer taxes to help finance income-tax cuts planned for 1990 and to help narrow the budget deficit. +The Justice Department warned that too narrow a reading of the interstate commerce prerequisite would make it hard to prosecute seemingly local activities, such as price fixing of milk in Florida. +Eastern on Wednesday will increase its daily flights to 775 and is aiming to fly 1,000 daily flights by midspring. +"Every herring in the North Sea from Iceland to the Soviet Union will be able to watch TV," quips Laurent Blin, a former adviser to Mr. Longuet. +The dispute had focused on lotteries and other gaming, such as bingo and raffles, sponsored by non-profit, charitable organizations and others. +"It was a smear job," he says. +Traffic leading to the site was blocked off. +Laurie Jacques, a supervisor in Granville, dismisses it as "a diversion, fun for a few hours." +"No one has signed on yet. +The campaign "will give advertisers permission to buy," says Steve Cohen, a Playboy vice president. +China supplies the bulk of North Korea's oil. +Most analysts say at least 400,000 tons should go, of a total Western capacity of about 14.6 million metric tons. +Citing a seminar run by the American Association of American Medical Colleges, the publication predicts the use of computers involving "medical informatics" will give the physician more time for the patient. +But unlike the movie, there was never any conflict between Pickering and school administrators, and he left the school on good terms. +Lawrence S. Coben, a senior vice president of Catalyst who is a member of the offering group, said the group collectively owns between 4% and 5% of Catalyst's stock. +East Pakistan, separated from West Pakistan by 1,000 miles of India, was virtually defenseless against flood waters that cascade from the mountains of neighboring India and Nepal. +The money will be spent on back stage and front of house improvements, and could involve a closure for up to a year. All the parties were in a congratulatory mood yesterday. +In the opening speech the Rev. Frank Chikane, secretary-general of the church council, said the clergy needs to find effective alternatives to anti-apartheid violence. +Analysts also noted the company had one-time expenses related to its planned move of about 500 of its 1,700 Manhattan employees to Rye Brook in Westchester County. +No one else is involved," Mrs. Shand-Kydd, 52, said in a statement issued by her lawyers. +But defense attorneys aggressively cross-examined the agent, maintaining that most tapes represented two traders confirming earlier trades that the agent-turned-neophyte-trader had failed to notice. +According to a survey reported this week in the Annals of Internal Medicine, nearly half of doctors polled said they would prescribe marijuana if it were legal. +Sumit, the development and venture capital investment trust, reported fully diluted net asset value per share of 103p at June 30 compared with 97p a year earlier. +The Imperial Household Agency said Wednesday morning that Emperor Hirohito's condition was improving after three blood transfusions and other treatment Tuesday. +William Slee and David Challen will be joint vice-chairman of the merchant bank. John Govett will become chairman of Schroder Investment Management, and Hugh Bolland and David Salisbury will be joint chief executives of SIM. +In fact, some of Philip Morris's agencies already do work for competitors, Mr. Murray said, and "we have lived with them and we have had no problems." +Jose Abrantes Fernandez, the former interior minister, and the others arrested would be tried. +The weakened Soviet Union has ended its habit of crippling the U.N. through its powerful Security Council veto. +Andrei Sakharov, the Soviet scientist who has become his nation's foremost human rights activist, said deploying such a defense system would "destabilize the world" and could trigger nuclear war between the superpowers. +He left the army confused and angry. +The Institute for Fiscal Studies calculates that the top 50 per cent of households were made better off in real terms in the 11 Tory budgets between 1979 and 1990, while the poorest half of households lost out. +Obviously that's not true, Carson said, or we'd have a better class of presidential candidates. +It said the rate of high-risk deaths declined by an annual rate of 2.2 percent from 1975 through 1980 and by 0.7 percent from 1981 through 1987. +He opened a window and smelling a foul odor, Crowl said. +Glenn G. Smith, president of Holographic Systems, denied the charge. +In addition, Fred W. Friendly, an educator, media critic and former president of CBS News, received the Foundation's award for Distinguished Contributions to Journalism. +The UAL Corp. unit said traffic for the month continued to be influenced by the weak U.S. economy. +The train had 12 passenger cars and three locomotives, Hare said. +Gardini, who had long sought to extend his control on Italy's chemical business through a takeover of Enimont, said Thursday he would sell his 40 percent stake for about $2.55 billion to Italy's state energy group. +Although the four-engine transport continues to enjoy support in the Pentagon and on Capitol Hill, some voices have begun calling for a tougher approach to the plane and its problems. +The objective was to discourage borrowing, cool inflation and stabilize the yen. +Ford Motor Co.'s Lincoln-Mercury division incorporated New Age into commercials for its 1988 models. +A huge pepper tree is the centerpiece of the two-acre garden of marble and granite where most graves bear the inscription: "Rest in Peace." "We suffered extensive damage to the upright stones in four cemeteries," said Dias. +Ad revenue at Time Warner's magazine group, which also includes Sports Illustrated, Time and Fortune magazines, was off about 6% to 7% in the first quarter, the company says. +Shamir has said he does not want Palestinians from east Jerusalem included because that would undermine Israel's claim to the city. +They put me on the cover of Newsweek. +The disparate Energy and Interior Department accounts in the natural-resources bill are an unusual mix of pork-barrel politics and genuine inventiveness. +The Rev. Billy Melvin, chairman of Christian Leaders for Responsible Television, says some companies apparently were responding to the organization's activity in the shows they sponsor. +The 1988 homicide rate for black males 15-19 was 76.8, up 99 percent since 1984. +House and Senate negotiators agreed early today on a $15.5 billion foreign aid bill for the coming year that will set a new U.S. policy direction in El Salvador and forgive Egypt's military debt to the United States. +Its most recent found that all the most expensive locations were in the south-east - London, Woking, Welwyn Garden City, Slough and Berkhamsted - while the cheapest were Northern Ireland, Billingham in Cleveland and Wolverhampton. +The latest three months show a reversal of the trend, with the total climbing an average 1,800 a month. Unadjusted, the number of people out of work and claiming benefit rose 30,600 in August to 2.96m. +"They're not buying much," says the uniformed sales lady at a state store. +The House last month voted to order President Reagan to have the armed forces essentially seal U.S. borders against smugglers. +"We're expecting a thorough investigation of postal employees will take place, and we will be interested in the results," said Jay Timmons, a spokesman for Coleman. +The 65-year-old pragmatist stopped the runaway price spiral, boosted hard currency reserves and pushed foreign debt below $16 billion for the first time in more than a decade. +Great Western said it had an after-tax loss of $10 million on the sale of its insurance subsidiary in the fourth period this year. +The other essential step is to get rid of debt. +GM regained the profit lead last year. +"On one visit, Poppa presented the painter with a six-shooter and the white Stetson he had worn in `Saratoga Trunk.' +He succeeds Crocker Snow Jr., who will continue to serve as president and editor-in-chief of the privately held monthly. +Leslie Groves (Brian Dennehy), is asked to organize a team of scientists to build an atomic weapon. +Because of the constitution's strict ban on his exercising political powers, Akihito could not comment on the crisis facing Japan's governing conservatives, plagued by money and sex scandals. +A member of the paper's editorial staff, who spoke on condition he not be further identified, refused to say why the report had not been more closely scrutinized prior to publication. +For all the controversy over 'private' inspectors - Ofsted's licensing procedure will make them public in all but name - this aspect enjoys wide support. +You also like to know what your bet is. +Sen. Kennedy and Rep. Hawkins both said they expected to gain bipartisan support for the legislation. +It said it had achieved high peak-season load factors, but yields were low because of the shortage of passengers paying premium fares. +"We are ready for everything," said Trinath Mishra, deputy inspector general of police in Uttar Pradesh state. +At about Pounds 100,000 an acre, it is competitively priced compared with other locations in the north west. Preston receives aid under the urban programme and also derelict land clearance grants, but it does not qualify for assisted area status. +Not many," says Joan Jacoby, executive director of the Jefferson Institute for Justice, and a participant in the project. +Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis holds a slim lead over Jesse Jackson but many likely Democratic voters are undecided on a candidate going into Wisconsin's April 5 presidential preference primary, a new poll indicates. +"Monetary policy is going to be more difficult to implement." +The best that can be said is that a natural healing process seems well advanced. Having failed to predict two previous 'dips', the US forecasting fraternity thus remains understandably cautious. +The Independent newspaper said the dissidents included members of a clandestine Iraqi Shiite Moslem terrorist organization, al-Dawa. +Too risky, they told him. +"All the hot-wired calculators in the country won't hide the fact that the deficits are still high, and the national debt is a monster," said committee chairman Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla. +If people do not like it they can always take their custom elsewhere. The fact that Harrods' dress code has been greeted with such suspicion shows that the customer-is-always-right mentality has gone too far. +CBS faces the strong possibility it will finish the current season, which ends in seven weeks, in last place. +Advanced Micro's experience indicates that its rate of revenue and earnings growth won't expand in the current quarter, which "isn't what the industry expected," Mr. Cuhney said. +Until a new measure gets down to specifics, experts on matters of personal finance say, there isn't much concrete action individuals can take to capitalize on this latest shift in the political winds. +In Pasadena, Calif., the Rev. George Regas, rector of All Saints Episcopal Church, said "I think there is a lot of despair. +The car was donated by a New Zealand company and the raffle ends today. +One time, the storm hit us when the Lamoni, Iowa, water tower was already in sight. +Sometimes he takes out an injunction to stop them. +The SEC is currently negotiating with Swiss authorities to obtain additional information and freeze assets there, according to SEC Chairman David Ruder. +It just doesn't work that way. +The Reagan administration has endorsed the idea of the modified spending freeze, which would be imposed for two years. +Also because of fresh-start accounting, the company won't report for the full year, but rather for the six months ended Dec. 31. +The boatman mournfully looked at our children and said: 'Yours are the first white children I have seen in five years.' Family trusts are usually very private things, handled discreetly by the old family solicitor and stockbroker. +The buyers of the deposits are mostly banks that want them as parts of branches, says the RTC's Mr. Seidman. +Small-business executives "live in the real world," said John Cherin, an Arthur Andersen partner. +Senior creditors of IFRB will get 48% of their allowed claims of $350 million, while junior creditors will receive 7.2% of their $100 million in allowed claims. +Panama's Roman Catholic archbishop, Marcos G. McGrath, acknowledged meeting with Noriega Thursday morning, but denied rumors he was trying to mediate the general's departure. +Under EC legislation a law against insider dealing should have been on the statute books last summer. But this is unlikely to be enacted before the middle of next year. +Mrs. Say, who returned from France after seeing former French hostages on Thursday, said it was important for her to come to the ceremony. +Wednesday $7.25 billion of four-year notes. +Even before the current round takes effect, Pentagon insiders say at least 20 additional large domestic bases and other facilities are likely to face the ax next. +The judgment includes $660,612 to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and $185,879 to the Justice Department. Kayser-Roth also will be liable for any future cleanup costs at the Stamina site, Boyle wrote. +Mr. Mancera said the review should be completed within the next few weeks, but he declined to give any date for when the country's debt-equity swap program might be resumed. +Displays alternated by theme or country, but all had the Ceausescus as a focal point. +He sits on a chair and virtually explains the lyric to the audience. +Demand from Eastern Europe could add another 3.5 million cars to the 1995 figure, he noted. +But a surge in stock index futures prices prompted several waves of buying programs, which pumped up the prices of blue-chip stocks. +The 154-year-old St. Charles Streetcar line, the oldest continually operating streetcar line in the world, made its first cross-city run in more than a year Friday. +FAA cited increased regulatory, enforcement and educational efforts for the improvements. +Boeing has 93 planes scheduled for delivery between now and the end of the year and Gamble said about 40 of those were near completion. +"Let the young, intelligent Tibetans carry the responsibility for leading the government. +Three of the Neville Brothers, winners for best pop instrumental with the song "Healing Chant," also were on hand. +Two buses crowded with Moslems returning home from holiday travels collided head-on Saturday, killing 18 people and injuring two, the state-run news agency reported. +They can become law immediately but must subsequently be backed by parliament. The measures were designed to minimise the disruption to public life caused by almost daily disclosures of kickbacks and illegal party funding. +"We need more companies like Campofrio to broaden and modernize Spain's stock exchanges," said Mr. Olcese. +"I'm going to go with a slider this time," he said. "I've had such good luck in the last couple of years. +Cuban-backed Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos sealed the truce with Savimbi at a summit of 18 African leaders at Gbadolite, Zaire. +He faces the longer, less controllable test of bringing together, constructing and letting grow new - and opposing - forces that will form a new Russia. +The Navy first told the Johansens that Mirecki's death was accidental and attributed it to natural causes, something that a spokesman for Morris says was an error resulting from a misunderstanding by Navy legal officials in Washington, D.C. +There is nearly enough cotton in storage to fulfill all of next year's expected domestic demand, twice as much as experts consider adequate. +Last week, the Bank of England warned that inflation probably will rise and growth will slow over the next year. +Fortunately, conservationists say, they live to be 20. Nonetheless, the world's bat population has declined drastically in recent years because of vandalism and hunting of the animals in some countries. +Hundreds of policemen and soldiers swarmed into the area. +She arrived there at late morning, prison spokesman Joseph DiNitto said. +Electronic locks that respond only to the owner's voice might be possible, Mr. Muller says. +Last week's events in Congress, in Florida's legislature, and in the states holding elections this year, showed that the new politics of abortion could have broadening implications. +A national referendum on the treaty may still be necessary later this summer. Maastricht soul-searching is not confined to France. +He fears the extremists want to purge him and take control. +The remaining cases surfaced more recently. +After an unidentified crewman called out "altitude," the pilot applied additional power to arrest his descent. +The case is the latest in a series of stock scandals that have shaken political and business circles in Japan and sparked public outcry for stricter controls over insider trading. +Hakim and Secord are accused of conspiring to offer an illegal gratuity to North by setting up a $200,000 Swiss-bank account for his children's education. +In 1980, Mr. Conner says, his budget for the entire race was $2.5 million, and funding came largely from private investors. +Mr. Seiders attributed much of the February growth to announcements by President Bush of plans for $5,000 tax credits for first-time home buyers, a proposal that doesn't appear to be going anywhere for the moment. +I suspected I didn't want to know; it was too complex. +Orders for "big-ticket" durable goods rose 3.3 percent last month, the government said Friday, but analysts said the modest rebound from a record slide in January merely pointed to continued weakness in manufacturing. +Total budget authority for the military in the year beginning Oct. 1 would be $306.9 billion, up from $301.6 billion, also including Energy Department money. +Today, companies such as Digital Equipment are replacing product lines every 18 months. +"All you need is a briefcase and some clean notes," he says. +The film maker received Academy Award nominations for best director for "Raging Bull" (1980); "The Last Temptation of Christ" (1988); and "GoodFellas" (1990). +As the Juan de Fuca plate is pushed deeper into the earth, the friction melts the rock to form highly pressurized magma that can be released with explosive force, Okamura said. +Anti-apartheid groups have emphasized they still support Mandela, the country's most revered black nationalist leader. +Miguel Solanet, the Argentine government official responsible for trademarks and patents, has problems. +The general manager of the Metropolitan Opera surprised the company with his announcement that he will step down to become chief executive officer of a New York-based corporation. +Miss Gless, 46, played the tough police detective Christine Cagney on the "Cagney and Lacey" TV series. +Though they bemoan corporate leaders' focus on short-term results, many management specialists agree that too much of even a very good thing can be worse than too little. +Given the millions of shareholders that large Indian companies, such as Reliance, have been able to attract, the judgment is not entirely unwarranted. +For the diplomats ordered to leave, the U.S. message meant they had to feverishly stuff their belongings into boxes. +The family felt the pressure and he was determined to preserve a stable home life. Influenced by Brian Hall, a Liverpool player, who had studied science, Parry took two maths and physics at A level and read maths at Liverpool University. +Asserting he had had no contact with Moody's in almost a year, he said he was surprised at the withdrawal and would contact Moody's immediately about reinstatment. +FOR YEARS now, most British picnickers have failed to fly the flag. +New York-based Citicorp, for example, has racked up a gain of some 66 percent since early 1988, climbing from $18 to a shade above $30. +The report also says the human rights situation in Afghanistan has improved, though there is evidence political prisoners are still being tortured and killed. +Suddenly, Mr. Sullivan bolts forward, shouting. +It's organizations such as mine that realize that Smoot was wrong, that world-wide competition underpins a healthy U.S. economy. +Independent tourists, who account for about a third of hotel rooms, "have been very reluctant to come back," Mr. Scott says. +Most of that 60% stake is owned by the Poynter Institute for Media Studies, a St. Petersburg educational foundation that the late Mr. Poynter set up to avoid estate taxes and keep control of the newspaper in the hands of local journalists. +Trading volume was 360.2 million shares at midday, compared with 262.9 million shares at the same time a day earlier. +Many, including Dith, fear the Khmer Rouge will make another bid for power. +In addition to contributing to security, the arriving Soviets could greatly increase Israel's pool of talent. +Most investment has recently been concentrated in construction, especially desperately needed housing. Including this, nominal investment rose 26 per cent in the west during that period. +The U.S. labor group contended that Malaysian electronics workers only could join in-house unions. +The alarm system also releases magnets holding fire doors open. Had the system functioned properly and closed the doors, smoke would not have filled part of the second floor, where most of the deaths occurred, officials said. +"It's dangerous for the entire region, and for the entire world, you could say," said spokesman Richard Boucher. +But because Solidarity won all seats alloted it in the Sejm, that body will be unable to generate the two-thirds majority needed to override a Senate veto. +There is a continuing attachment to chips across all divisions, with 80 per cent of employees saying they should remain on the menu. +But the reception has often been hostile. +This is affecting the biggest names in software publishing you can think of right now, across the board," said Dr. Bruce Tizes, a director and owner of MacGuide magazine in Lakewood, Colo. +"Many customers say Co op is simply too expensive," he said. +At some point, we need to ask ourselves: "When does my career come first?" +June sales also were below the year-earlier monthly total of $15.5 billion. +In the 1980 census, Atlanta ranked second to Newark, N.J., in having the nation's highest poverty rate. +The girl and her family lived in an Amsterdam attic for two years before they were discovered and sent to concentration camps. +We stayed underground for eight very long, very boring days. +He said he would preside and the level of the talks was to be decided. +She will not give her age; reference works say she was born in either 1936 or 1939. +He brings to it now a grandeur of scale - the Wells stage is far, far too small for him - and a bravura which are the stuff of legend. +Slovakia will be for the Slovaks.' 'The 600,000 Hungarians living here will want to feel secure in an independent Slovakia.' 'The Hungarians have all the rights they deserve. +Mr. Rostow, national security adviser under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, is a professor at the University of Texas, in Austin. +If they happen to be interested in long-term credit, it's probably for trade,' said a senior western diplomat. +In 1887, operetta composer Sigmund Romberg was born in Nagykanizsa, Hungary. +In 1985, Motorola did get a 79% share of the market for the microprocessors used in workstations, but workstation sales are less than a tenth the size of the PC market. +"It's all downhill from here," one note said. +The pipeline moves crude to the Alaskan port of Valdez, where freighters take it to refineries in the lower 48 states. +"I haven't met one yet," she says. +The dead were being honored at a ceremony today outside Havana at which Castro was due to participate along with Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos and Ethiopian Vice President Fisseha Desta. +A second bomb was tossed out, but did not explode, they said. +He emerged from his single term a national figure, one of the Democrats' brightest hopes for the future. +It's a part of us, but in the past, nobody was willing to talk about it." He said the clinic has received 4,000 letters since it opened two years ago and has a year-long waiting list for treatment. +The confusion in the marketplace scared away some municipal and corporate issuers. +It is well aware of the problem but so far is still considering what approaches would be most appropriate. The problem may be well on the way to solving itself. +Amas has joint ventures with Credit Anstalt of Austria, Credit Lyonnais, the French bank, and a fund management subsidiary of Jardine Matheson, the British-owned trading company. +Wickes, a retailer and manufacturer based in Santa Monica, Calif., announced plans to go private in a $573.8 million leveraged buy-out two months ago. +Sinhalese are mostly Buddhists and comprise 75 percent of the population. +Let the Democratic contenders take careful note of the rhythms of history before they do themselves in by moving too far to the right when the nation is moving once again to the left. +I hope I can get through this." Mrs. Milton is angry at the youth accused of shooting her promising son. "My son was outgoing _ he would do anything for anyone," she said. +WITH ONLY five full-time employees, the engineering division of GB Glass has won an export award. +According to the general, North Korea, has also fortified its own sector of the DMZ with multiple electric fences and two lines of anti-tank barriers. +Institutions in France weren't allocated any shares. +INCENTIVE FEES: These charges vary with the profits earned by the trading adviser or advisers, and usually are calculated either monthly or quarterly. +The 64-bit word length is what entitles Intel to call the N-10 a supercomputer on a chip, because mainframes and supercomputers also use 64-bit words. +Friday's Market Activity Over-the-counter stocks lost ground in the last hour of trading as a flood of computer-driven sell programs drove exchange-listed shares lower. +In Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, a 27-year-old sergeant stepped off a plane at a Saudi air base and summed up the concerns of many American soldiers: "Yes, it's scary. +Meanwhile, some legal observers say the Tele-Communications investment and other developments are weakening Viacom's antitrust suit against Time. +The knife used in the 1987 slaying of a prostitute is identical to the one found near the bodies of seven women discovered weeks later on a hillside in a remote area, a prosecutor said. +Moreover, shareholders at a special meeting approved several anti-takeover measures, including one designed to discourage so-called greenmail buybacks of shares held by hostile suitors. +The judge also extended Lindsey's probation on the earlier lewd-assault conviction from three to 10 years. +It fell in New York to $1.6410 from $1.6425 late Wednesday. +The American money is being sought by the Soviet Union's Technology, Innovations, Production Co., which was recently set up to bypass the cumbersome Soviet bureaucracy and develop new technologies. +The greater the fame of the heroes, the more apt you are to find tacky items and stories twisting up around their memory like tendrils of the kudzu vine, said Charles Wilson, a professor of history and Southern studies at the University of Mississippi. +So all of these are areas. +"No one is willing to settle for anything less than a total victory, which cannot be achieved," he said. +The 28th national party congress is scheduled for October in Moscow and is expected to make the Communists' role one of its major topics. +Separately, Mr. Swanson said Genentech stock soon will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange. +"I have no fear of leaving the world. +The flag is "unabashedly red, white and blue, fervidly starred and striped," said designer Donald Brooks during the first wave of flag fashion. +And the structure is sufficiently robust to allow further legislative change at a later stage when the fears of those who oppose privatisation can be shown to be illusory. +It rained in the lower elevations and snowed in the mountains. +Leicester Grammar is already approaching the very best results in spite of being co-educational because it is selective. +While looking for my brother, I had dreamed of the days we would spend together. But now all I wanted to do was hide in my hotel and shut out the pain of his past. +He has the support of poorer regions, which believe market-oriented economic reforms will cause layoffs at state-subsidized enterprises. +SENIOR bourses regained their composure after the German money supply scare on Thursday, writes Our Markets Staff. FRANKFURT fell slightly but confounded dealers who had expected a steep decline. +The man destined to become Slovakia's first president had been Alexander Dubcek, the communist party leader whose Prague Spring reforms led to the Warsaw Pact invasion in 1968. +Already, he says, August is shaping up as the company's best month ever, with the little firm shipping its products to customers world-wide. +"I arrived last night so I could make" one of the thrice-monthly harbor tours. +The bulls finally headed into the city bull ring. +He served in the British Army during World War II and came to New York in 1948, where he was a professional golfer and radio and television newsman before moving to Washington a year later. +Biaggi, a highly decorated city police officer from 1942 to 1965, was convicted Aug. 5 of all but one of the 16 counts against him including racketeering, extortion and mail fraud. +It said Foxx had ignored four payment notices. +Gold futures rallied strongly on New York's Commodity Exchange, extending gains posted Thursday and entirely erasing the losses registered on Tuesday and Wednesday. +Mazowiecki himself was jailed for a year. +They decorated French and English houses. +"I think he is fed up with the amusement and entertainment business," Mr. Edgell said in a telephone interview. +"We were gearing up to sell the product. +The bill would have established a panel of seven scientific experts to identify the most hazardous substances in workplaces and the groups of employees most susceptible to disabling diseases because of exposure to them. +I called the radio station. +For them, there would be no glorious victories. +Both executives, who started at Paramount Communications Inc.'s studio and later formed their own marketing company, joined Columbia prior to the Sony acquisition. +Peru's President Garcia is expected to appoint new cabinet ministers by the weekend in a shake-up over economic policy and the fight with leftist guerrillas. +Mr. Gilliam said Mr. Pierce didn't know the letter was phony. +New Yorkers, the mayor says, go out of their way to give tourist directions, and "I've even seen some people walk part of the way." +Other beauty products companies also have announced temporary suspensions or reductions in the use of animal tests. +"Successful export performance depends on rapid reaction, and big companies can't act quickly because of bureaucratic procedures." +Libya on Thursday denied U.S. charges that it built a chemical weapons plant and declared its "full commitment to all international conventions" regarding such weapons, the official news agency JANA reported. +If the people's choice falls on Lula, I will be the first to campaign for him to defeat the right," Brizola said Thursday at a news conference. +During that time, the firm represented Hooker, an Australian retailing and real estate company. +Such orders can differ from the jury's finding. +Both Ms. Graeber and her assistant, Alice Wendt, 37, were slain, police said. +The 47-year-old Durham, who had such hits as "Georgy Girl" and "I Will Never Find Another You," was resting comfortably after surgery for fractures of the leg, arms and collarbone, an Alfred Hospital spokesman said. +So at age 80, Kurosawa has leaped into his next project instead of spending his usual 5-year interlude combing the globe for financing. +Like other religionists, Ms. Fox complains of apathy among her flock. +It is an opportunity, a challenge," he told senators, deputies and guests in the ornate, chandeliered chamber. +"I didn't know what to think." +Merkle said he could not confirm the existence of such an investigation. +It was the most reasonable response that could be made in light of the Clean Air Act. +Well, I think something about it struck me. +Silver bullion rose in London to a bid price of $5.28 a troy ounce, from $5.16 bid late Thursday. +The communique from the Sudanese Armed Forces General Command said further details on coup plotters would be announced later. +What will happen if they or others launch strikes and demonstrations that the military junta could use as pretext for a new clampdown? +But he and others acknowledged that it will be far more difficult to sell any agreement to rank-and-file members of Congress just two weeks before Election Day. +He had checked the ground carefully and the old Tory seat was plainly vulnerable. +There is no other reason for it. +Del Webb Corp. said it will eliminate 231 jobs, or about 35% of the work force at its corporate headquarters and Sun Cities retirement communities, by year end. +Reilly announced he had begun procedures which amount to overruling a construction permit issued earlier this month by the Corps of Engineers and which could lead to a veto of the project if compromises are not worked out. +Housing Secretary Jack Kemp announced Friday a national plan to eradicate lead poisoning in millions of U.S. homes in which children are exposed to peeling lead-based paint or high levels of lead in house dust. +California real estate lending hardly seems riskless today, but Mr. Jolson says First Republic's management is savvy and cautious. +The economic toll and threat to the coke and steel industries were a major theme of today's press reports. +The Royal Ulster Constabulary said it would intervene if necessary to stop armed displays at the funerals. +In London, the FT-SE 100 Index closed 4.1 higher at 2,970.5, having been more than 40 points down at one stage. +The GOP selection still must be approved by a vote Friday of the 162-member Republican National Committee. +The wire mesh bags are designed with openings large enough to allow some surviving predators to escape. +District Judge Michael Wendell ordered a break while she regained her composure and the subject was dropped when testimony continued. +Last summer, Gesell rejected as "wholly insufficient" the first notices that North filed on Aug. 1, later saying that they "blatantly lacked any attempt at particularization." +He finally wound up in the Tampa area a year later. +The result is a low-budget film of the Schecters chatting with Russian friends and acquaintances about the changes that have occurred under Mikhail Gorbachev. +With the East-West barriers down and Deutsche marks in their pockets, the soldiers have little to stop them from making such contacts other than disapproving officers. +In late June, IBM told analysts it expected second-quarter profit to fall below estimates that ranged at the time from 50 cents to $1.10 a share. +The trial began Thursday, when 100 prospective jurors were sworn in and filled out long questionnaires aimed in part at eliminating people who may have been influenced by the publicity surrounding the case. +Though Doyle has shown us brutishness before, there have always been redeeming moments, but the opening episode of Family lacked even a hint of redemption. +During an interview on the CBS show, "Face the Nation," Jackson said Arafat was an "extreme element" in the Middle East and that it would be a mistake to negotiate with him. +Also providing some solace for municipal bond professionals is the fact that commercial banks are becoming more active as underwriters, rather than as investors. +Some of the states that lost in the bidding have questioned the Energy Department's selection process. +Independence came in 1962 after two years of talks with the government of President Charles de Gaulle. +Among other futures traded Friday on the New York Merc, the July contract for home heating oil fell 0.62 cent to 48.73 cents a gallon. +An Upjohn spokesman said he had "heard nothing" to suggest the early retirement package was spurred by shareholder pressure or a potential bidder for the company, which occasionally has been the target of takeover speculation. +It is starved of hard currency and takes whatever is earned by the fledgling enterprises. Kuznetsugol, and other combines, have sought to circumvent this by barter - coal for Japanese goods. +The Treasury contends that banking laws written more than half a century ago haven't allowed banks to modernize, costing them once-profitable business. +Asia's other cash-rich countries are following Japan's lead and pumping capital into the region. +The suspenison came in a four-page agreement signed Wednesday by Rose and Giamatti. +From the convening of the 1st Congress in 1789 until 1816, a 27-year span, members of Congress were paid at the rate of $6 a day _ with attempts made from time to time to dock the pay of absentees. +The lower dollar is giving U.S. manufacturers a golden opportunity to win back customers, rebuild buyer loyalty and gain market share at home and abroad. +Since buying the thrift in 1985, Ford has had to infuse additional capital despite its huge losses in the automotive business over the past 12 months. +The days when no one locked their doors and most of the men earned their living down at the Navy Yard are gone. +Almost three-quarters of the 75 million people in SADCC countries remain subsistance farmers and per capita income in the region is less than $500 a year, according to World Bank figures. +This can be fatal for an important part of our business. 'No foreign bank in Germany has ever been successful,' says Mr Jacobi, who joined Trinkaus in 1981. He speaks from experience. +The sources, who spoke on condition that they not be identified, said that staff negotiators agreed to accept the tough House provisions that would require even small polluters to install new control equipment. +Global warming, otherwise known as the greenhouse effect, occurs as rising levels of carbon dioxide and other pollutants trap the sun's heat in the atmosphere. +The new Toyota managers and the Fremont work force clicked, and soon made the Nova GM's best-quality car. +The ashes were considered seditious and were seized by federal agents under a World War I espionage law. +It was recently out of service for two months for maintenance and to replenish its nuclear fuel. +But a short time later, the forehead began splitting. +"The earnings aren't there and if the stock goes down somebody would snap it up," he said in an interview. +Mr Major, a self-declared unionist, cannot agree anything without the consent of the Protestant majority. +Scientists also are exploring memory and perception with the new machines. +'It's generally the bigger boys who have beds in other resorts,' he says. +Orchestra manager John Coughlin said he has no plans to cancel any concerts. +There are also Americans in private business living overseas, and no records are kept of them. +The former "prisoners of conscience" who attended the rally included Alicia Partnoy, a former prisoner in Argentina jailed for her activities as a student. +The Anglo-American world now has one set of accounts for investors and another for the tax man. There would need to be an adjustment period of about five years to change to a single set of accounts. +He is not afraid to have his couple water ski down the Seine as fireworks cascade from above, or show the nearly sightless Binoche breaking into the Louvre to run her fingers over a Rembrandt. +Tied in with "Red Nose Day 2" are 50,000 fund-raising stunts registered with Comic Relief. +Annual inflation has dropped to 12 percent and the economy is expected to grow by 2.5 percent in 1989 after years of decline. +Prudential Securities estimates that the orange juice lost $30 million in fiscal 1990, while Duncan Hines baking products and Pringles potato chips just broke even. +In a rush to complete the bill, conferees agreed to these two takeover-related provisions in order to make up the shortage. +The Federal Open Market Committee, noting early signs of a slackening in economic growth, voted 11-1 at its March 28 meeting to leave rates unchanged initially. +With Yellowstone National Park's wildfires still burning, the famous tourist attraction's gateway cities already are planning ways to lure visitors to the charred landmark next summer. +In recent years, the smugglers have added narcotics and automatic rifles. +Provisions in stores in Jastrzebie, a southern mining city of 100,000, dwindled after the strikes began Aug. 16, with cheese and fresh meat virtually disappearing from the shelves. +Joseph Daly, president of the Farley State Bank in northeast Iowa, said his bank was about to refinance a mortgage at 11 percent interest in early February from a customer who'd paid the Farm Credit System 12.7 percent for years. +Howard Phillips insulted the president back by calling him "a useful idiot for Soviet propaganda" and "a weak man with a strong wife and a strong staff." +'We are placing particular emphasis on the Far East, Japan and emerging markets. +Boston Edison Co. said it plans to conduct preliminary design work for the potential $1 billion reactivation of its retired generating plant in Weymouth, Mass. +Just yesterday, Dale Hanson, Calpers' chief executive officer, said he expects that the California fund will target Chrysler Corp. for action in the coming proxy season. +She said workers were preparing a tractor-trailer load of antibiotics, enough to treat 2,000 to 3,000 people _ the company's largest shipment ever. +Even the better than expected showing by Wall Street failed to shake London from its torpor. +It will not be available for investments in private rented housing. +But the rhythms seem all wrong, almost comical, like a Hungarian trying to talk American jive. +MCorp, a Texas-based bank holding company, recently dropped fees to customers who used its 1,100 MPact machines at banks and supermarkets. +The event's biggest corporate sponsor, Texaco Inc., suspended its donations in September after raising questions about the commission's management. +Mr. Volcker's professional training was equally impeccable. +It will carry on the search, while Dow holds onto an option to take part in the exploration and development, and to share in any profits. +First Boston officials said the unsold balance among underwriters was about $72 million. +"Tax exemption on those bonds is extremely popular." +Likewise, there's "a little deal-making going on" with linerboard, which is used to make corrugated boxes. +Sir Norman, a Tory knight of middle England, will have to guard against defeats in by-elections. +Fabric stores in Enterprise, Ala., and Dothan, Ala., have given away thousands of yards of yellow ribbon since troops from nearby Fort Rucker shipped out last week. +Plaintiffs in the case, including more than 24,000 bond buyers, sued over WPPSS' 1983 bond default, which came after it abandoned two nuclear power plants under construction. +The figures were broadly in line with analysts' expectations. Bank shares fell in spite of some good earnings news. +Astec makes asphalt mixing plants and paving equipment. +"It's hard to get it out of your system." Charles Schwab Corp. said it expects to report a fourth-quarter net loss of as much as $15 million and indicated that customer trading volume so far in January has been sharply below the bullish 1987 average. +One hundred fifty-seven people were injured and 850 left homeless. +When I left, I would say, `Don't touch my guitar because I'm going to get you. Leave my guitar alone.' +As a result of these initiatives, U.S. industry is anticipating some relief from export restrictions designed to protect sensitive American technology. +There were 1,343 issues advancing and 944 declining. +Scott was the third prosecutor involved in the case to leave the office this week. +The comments Tuesday by Yale historian Paul Kennedy echoed other calls by legislators and former government officials as President Reagan flew to Europe for a two-day meeting of the 16-nation North Atlantic Treaty Organization. +If the weather does not break in the next week, all winter planting opportunities will have passed. +It's one thing for them to cancel their commercial programs once in a rare while. +Not true, argued Bryan. +Both towns are Kansas City suburbs. +Both were in stable condition at a Bogota hospital. +In 1988 his government more or less suspended all efforts to check inflation and poured money into the economy. +The United States has been trying to oust Noriega for almost two years, but the Bush administration denied any involved in Tuesday's coup attempt. +Washington, with its many memorials to war heroes, needs a monument to a man of peace, Mohandas K. Gandhi, Congress was told Tuesday. +Mr. Rawlings agreed not to press the matter further, while Mr. Exum, newly informed of Namibia's independence, agreed to take up the cause. +The use of the term 'months ahead' is not a slip. One of the things the rebels want is the promise of a referendum before Britain accepts any further European integration. +Four crewmen on a utility truck were sent to Bertha Shefton's rundown house to disconnect her water, but instead they chipped in to help pay her overdue bill of $103.44. +"They're allowing interest rates to slowly move higher." +Gold dealers in New York attributed the precious metal's rally to fears about President Clinton's economic plans. +What is surprising is how different the same kinds of works look at the two different locations. +He said the bruises to Sanchez's arms and wrists were caused when officers tried to handcuff him. +Although there has been debate within the government about whether the corps' members could carry pistols, Kaifu said they would be unarmed. +But France Telecom won't take action against pre-recorded pornographic messages or the one-on-one dirty talking that is charged to credit cards. +Talks on reopening South Korea's second largest shipyard and car plant bogged down Friday and labor unrest spread to other businesses. +It began Friday in Cairo and will include a stop in Israel on Sunday. +Congressional officials generally have interpreted "timely" to mean within four or five days, but the administration construed it to mean almost a year after the arms sales began. +OPEC's production ceiling would total 15.1 million barrels a day for the half. +Kevorkian said he has checked with their doctors on the diagnoses, and he has met with the family of one of the women. +It is unclear whether the construction industry will show a marked pickup as a result of interest-rate cuts. +A major reason, says Mr. Hudig, is the need to exchange currencies. +If Prime cannot support good workers, how will it support good products? +At least 17 people were killed in the assault. +We were worried at first, because the policeman was the only one not saying anything. +The Canadian revenue service said her net worth rose from $11,273 in 1973 to more than $1 million by 1982. +Nearly 300 of the existing White House staff are career civil servants on secondment from other agencies and will return to their departments. +The Fed hasn't been paying much attention to M1 for several years, focusing instead on broad economic and inflation trends in setting credit policy. +Violence broke out in the 2,200-square-mile Azerbaijani enclave between Armenia and Iran in November 1988, when Armenian media reported gangs of Azerbaijanis had ransacked Armenian residents' homes in Nakhichevan. +Sales were nearly flat at $462.9 million, compared with $461 million a year ago. +It's ironic that the greater part of Ms. Dunham's work has its source in the authentic ethnic dances and rituals she discovered during the 1930s on anthropological field trips. +One was Churchill (1940 and 1949); the others were Soviet leader Josef Stalin (1939 and 1942) and China's Deng Xiaoping (1978 and 1985). +As a result of this a number of redundancies had been made and operational changes instigated, the directors said. Losses per share were 4.593p (1.102p earnings). +Customer complaints are "generic to the field," says David Ganz, a New York lawyer who specializes in numismatics. +If you're looking for the country look, repair major damage such as broken legs or rotted wood, but leave surface blemishes and minor scratches alone. +We spy no Churchills in the wings in 1994. +The FTC budget request of $70 million, about $34 million of which would go for antitrust enforcement, would also be cut by $15 million. +Even with more flexible rules, carriers have circumvented regulations designed to prevent pilot fatigue. +He's stuck by me through thick and thin," said Foyt, who 15 years later continues to drive Gilmore-backed cars. +CARL LEVIN Michigan Democrat "During the 1980s, American CEO pay rose dramatically while corporate profits in general went down. +Estonian President Arnold Ruutel, in a speech to the Supreme Soviet, said the republic did not want to be forced to form a Congress of People's Deputies. +The Khmer Rouge, the strongest of three anti-Vietnamese guerrilla groups, massacred millions of people when it ruled Cambodia from 1975 until 1978, when the Vietnamese invaded. +Land is cheap in both Brazil and Chile, generous government subsidies encourage reforestation, and trees grow faster there than almost anywhere else in the world. +Technical analysts say government bond yields now have pierced important resistance levels, and that this represents yet another ominous signal. +Whether Mr. Colodny's cautious management style is suited to quick turnarounds may be another question. +The justices, without comment, let stand a Missouri judge's decision to bar public inspection of the names of grand jurors in a double-murder investigation. +At a briefing yesterday, Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady reiterated his opposition to the provision, saying, "I see no reason to change." +The Berlinale Camera award, a gold replica of a camera, was presented to Berry at the premiere by Voker Hassemer, West Berlin's Senator for Cultural Affairs. +Last year the campaign included for the first an oxygenated fuels program for vehicles, and Denver dropped from first to seventh place on the Environmental Protection Agency's list of worst cities for carbon monoxide pollution. +Prices for heating oil and natural gas are expected to weaken a bit because of of warm weather and continuing high inventories. However, heating oil contracts for March finished Friday at 51.52 cents a gallon, up 0.28 cent. +It has made possible the growth from agrarian poverty to industrial predominance. +Police in Dresden reportedly used clubs and water cannons to drive crowds back from the main railroad station during the exodus from Czechoslovakia. +A Genentech spokeswoman declined to comment on an industry rumor that the company had sold $15 million of the drug as of last Monday. +That hasn't been his style at Koppers. +On Sunday, before about 60,000 home fans at Candlestick Park in better weather than the baseball Giants usually get, he completed 23 of 31 passes for 342 yards and four touchdowns. +More than one card will work with a single GSM phone to enable separate business and social use. There is also talk of using smart cards to pay UK road tolls if the British government's idea of introducing selective road charging goes ahead. +Rents are appreciably lower than in the rest of the UK, resulting in greater disposable income. +Would we make such a commitment today? +A half-hour before the three explosions, a sentry spotted two intruders and fired warning shots, then woke the sleeping soldiers and told them to get out. +With Congress due back in session Jan. 23, Bush said, "The hand of cooperation is once again extended. +Rostenkowski did not specify how much he would raise gasoline, tobacco and alcohol taxes, other than to say they could provide a total of $100 billion in new revenues over the next five years. +The new bond will pay 6.34 per cent gross, if held for one year. +The inmates were being held in the private facility for the U.S. Marshal's Service, Cannan said. +New York-based Ayer's suspension from bidding was based on Army charges that Ayer falsified time cards from 1979 to 1983 and submitted noncompetitive bids through a scheme with subcontractors. +The prosecutor at John Poindexter's trial asked jurors in final arguments Friday to ignore former President Reagan's "biased" testimony and convict his national security adviser of Iran-Contra coverup charges. +"A good cowboy dies with his boots on," she said he told her. +Citizens flock to airports in the middle of the night simply to cheer transports of returning servicemen and women. +The private ABS-CBN television station in Manila said troops were placed on alert as a precaution and checkpoints were established along strategic areas of the sprawling metropolis. +About 1,000 students and university employees rallied at Warsaw University in support of legalization of the banned trade union federation and of the Independent Association of Students. +Gellner is one of the last of the great central European polymath intellectuals. +Mark Canfield, chief of epidemiology for the Harris County Health Department, said Tuesday that the source of an outbreak of flulike symptoms at the county jail was unknown. +In that winter, we should expect a Saddam television show, not of Iraqi soldiers, but of starving Iraqi and hostage children. +A council member said the move indicates how much attitudes have changed. +If costs can be reduced and more efficient working practices devised then the savings made can be used to fund higher wages. It is not yet known what the pay review bodies will recommend. +After seven years, promoted to supervisory positions in New York, Chicago and Newark, N.J. +"This is a major blow to their case, and there's no way it can be construed otherwise," said Thomas R. Lavelle, counsel for Intel's components group. "I've said all along this is a ridiculous case. +Yesterday's race was split: Two skiers on each team used the classic method, while the other two skied freestyle. +From 1970 to 1987, it increased 26 percent to 47.5 million and now makes up about 18 percent of the Soviet population. +Even something as basic as good housekeeping can foster quality. +We've got some issues we're continuing to work through with him.' The US has said it can only allow fundraising if the IRA stops buying weapons in the US, and if there is concrete progress towards disarming the terrorist group. +In his ruling, Zakaib said Means was not denied due process because he was granted a hearing by the state Department of Motor Vehicles before his license was suspended. +Women generally become susceptible at menopause, men at a later age. +Jurors in the case said they split down the middle on most of the deadlocked charges, including the one that arose from an FBI sting operation that videotaped Barry smoking crack cocaine. +Each day's papers bring more election news, and neighborhoods are bright with party flags. +The sexual energies are kept hidden, but emerge in the intimate ballads, 'What is a Man?' +It is pushing for agreement in June. +He said the gangs were supporters of Gen. +"I'd prefer to be on a ship that can shoot back," she says. +Elective surgery is postponed and patients with light injuries are sent home to free beds. +It was founded around 2700 BC and burnt down around 2200, probably in war. Our earliest substantial buildings are of the second settlement (2100-1850), the period when the first palaces were built. +In TV commercials for Surf, a sweaty man walks up to his daughter after jogging or playing a game of softball. +Swiss officials say Hariri shot and killed a French passenger on the plane before police overpowered him. +The classic response to even the fiercest storm is to put up a 'business as usual' sign. +Byrd for years worked against clean air legislation because it would cost thousands of coal miners their jobs. +That means more trips to the company's New Jersey warehouse, and higher labor and fuel costs. +But with Armstrong's management actively opposing a takeover, slack demand for the company's durable goods, and a devastated junk bond market, no bidders have emerged. +TV Guide magazine "performed satisfactorily and its results exceeded budget expectations," News Corp. said. +Most were cabin owners trying to figure out if their summer homes lay in the fire's path. +"One unexpected finding was that even the color of television images is enhanced" when viewed through melanin glass, Mr. Gallas says. +Among the wounded was a 12-year-old shot in the left thigh. +Longview Fibre Co. said it agreed to purchase a 300-ton-a-day kraft paper machine from Beloit Corp., as the centerpiece of a planned $90 million expansion of its kraft paper operations here. +"We've concluded that we'd prefer to have a lower-risk profile," he said. +The plan still requires approval from the firm's bondholders and the Casino Control Commission. +Fed officials appear to be paying little attention to M1, preferring instead to focus on two broader money measures as well as macroeconomic trends. +Ms. Harris described the cash as a non-taxable gift during her testimony. +That means that for now we will probably support the Likud and push them to support a national unity government," Ravitz told reporters. +After ushering a visitor into his office, he flips open his suit jacket and proudly shows the union label. +His duties will be assumed by George F. Taylor, 54, chairman and chief executive officer. +The state legislature adjourned for the year Friday and, in any case, proponents of the bill lacked the votes to override the veto. +Ford's Lincoln luxury division plans to boost its advertising budget by 50% in 1992 even though the unit doesn't have any fresh models to sell. +A mercenary who ruled the Comoros Islands until French troops forced him into exile will stay in South Africa until after elections in the Indian Ocean archipelago, the government said Wednesday. +Guitarist-singer Healey and bandmates Joe Rockman (bass) and Tom Stephen (drums) are poor songwriters. +The fares would be good for three days beginning Monday. +Dennis Sheehy, a Marine grunt then, knew it well. +Some were masterpieces, like the Nabatean capital Petra in southern Jordan, where part of the movie "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" was filmed. +The company said it expects to win a contract to provide and operate an on-line lottery network for the Colorado Lottery. +The new economic restrictions announced Thursday on Arabs in the territories are aimed at hindering the influx of money from the Palestine Liberation Organization. +Robert H. Malott Chairman and Chief Executive Officer FMC Corp. +Hard to resist for instance, are hats emblazoned with a talking oyster saying in the first person what you should do to him, none of which my editors allow me to print. +Consequently, Beazer's earnings increased tenfold in the past five years. +Traders and analysts said that despite the heavy supply, the securities were readily absorbed because they tap the maturity ranges that are most eagerly sought by investors and because there has been fairly light asset-backed issuance in past weeks. +A robust 4.8 million shares changed hands. +In the first half, because of the $47 million gain, GCA had net of $20.2 million, or $4.87 a share, but had an operating loss of $26.8 million. +"I have 23-year-olds making multimillion-dollar decisions who are making $17,000 a year," he says. +Public funds forecast average returns of 13%, up from 12.6% when they were questioned in 1989, the survey found. +The Luxemburg bookstore in downtown Turin had not yet opened for the day, and no one was injured, police said. +It was his last day on the campaign trail, ending an odyssey that began nearly a decade ago. +Lawrencia Bembenek, 31, a former model and policewoman convicted of murdering her then-husband's ex-wife in 1981, is believed to have fled with her fiance after scaling a fence July 15 at a women's prison in east-central Wisconsin. +A frozen block of human waste that apparently fell from an airliner ripped through the roof of a county highway department building, nearly striking a worker, authorities said. +They are moving more work to North America, squeezing domestic suppliers more and lobbying for more government support. +Yacos asked Davis, who was the first witness at the hearing, whether it would be feasible to establish a set of terms and conditions that all bidders would have to meet. +He pointed out that the CIA decided not to rent the ship, which was to have been used by the CIA to broadcast into Libya. +She said she did not believe the two were romantically involved. +The timing could not have been worse," said Kenneth Thomas, a Miami thrift analyst and consultant. +For the first seven months of the year, total unadjusted values of all newly started construction was down 14% to $130.1 billion from $150.46 billion a year earlier. +IT IS high summer in the southern hemisphere, the peak season for beer drinkers. +Fear of rightist reprisals, along with respect for the imperial family, has kept the question of Hirohito's wartime responsibility a largely taboo subject. +But he said the company has recently increased the number of meetings it has with representatives of brokerage firms, Dow Jones Professional Investor Report said. +"I never wrote President Reagan," Hawley said in a telephone interview Thursday. "That (essay) was printed in Scouting Magazine in the fall of 1969. +Petro-Canada also said it will freeze the wages of all salaried employees, including top executives, at 1991 levels this year. +DETROIT _ Domestic automakers report sales for Nov. 1-10. +They also agreed on a unity rally Wednesday for the winner of Tuesday's Democratic primary. +There were nights that I didn't sleep at all," Mrs. Carnall testified in Hampshire Superior Court last week. +And if I could _ if I had control of this Congress, both houses, we might not even be talking about this today, but there's a different feeling here, and I've got to see the country go forward. +Free-standing AVCs (FSAVCs) are also available, mainly from the life offices. +This is the ambitious interactive cable-based home entertainment and communications network, which the company detailed in January. According to Time Warner yesterday, capital expenditure on cable is currently about Dollars 400m a year. +Essentially, the shares-and-houses boom had petered out by about 1988. +Marubeni is seeking a declaration that it has an "equitable mortgage" on the drilling system as security for a loan. +Gilbert, who has been with Morgan Stanley for 30 years, will remain a director of the company and chairman of its advisory board, the statement said. +'I only want the best for myself, and I can get it,' he says. +Mr. Goldman succeeds Stan Meresman, who resigned to accept a position at another Silicon Valley company. +The two of us." The first announced nuclear weapon test of 1988 rocked the Nevada desert Monday and sent a shudder through some high-rise buildings in Las Vegas, 105 miles from ground zero. +There's no proof that he's dead at the moment," she said. +He said the DEA accompanies the civil guard on interdiction operations but only in an advisory role. +Mr. Pearce is a free-lance writer in Manhattan, Kan. +"You will see some `no' votes from some pension funds you haven't even heard from before," she said. +Miller said about 60 percent of the consortium's banks are foreign and their managers do not necessarily understand the bankruptcy reorganization procedure. +Although the dollar's slump has aroused fears about the inflation outlook, some investment managers argue that these concerns are exaggerated. +"Sure that happens," Skinner said. "Unfortunately, they grab my name to do it. +Viacom will continue to be responsible for management of the pay-TV concern under terms of the deal. +The National Aeronautics and Space Administration decided to begin the count on schedule this morning even though a decision is pending on a lawsuit by three citizens' groups seeking a temporary restraining order to halt the launch. +AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland was to announce the planned visit today after the first day of the spring meeting of the federation's governining body. +HANDYMAN CORP. shareholders approved at a special meeting the previously announced plan to liquidate the company. +The publisher of discount-coupon books has been told the bid will be made tomorrow when a board meeting is scheduled. +OK? Q. Some officials have said this week that you've been so distracted by your problems that you spend only 10 minutes a week on the war on drugs, that you haven't been available for meetings to try to decide what to do about the McNally decision. +Singleton served nine years, 11 months of a 14-year, four-month sentence in the California Men's Colony at San Luis Obispo, receiving an early release for good behavior and through a work-credit program, Chun said. +He's my only son.' +The marchers were escorted by men from the Dalit Panthers, a group formed in the 1970s to fight for the rights of the downtrodden. +Wall, in a telephone interview, said Thompson's connections played no role in the decision. +A widely reported financial recovery in the farm sector, new credit legislation, rising agricultural exports, and the approaching busy time of another spring have dulled the swords of challenge. +So travelers should phone ahead. +The ADB helps keep open what its president, Masao Fujioka, calls the "policy dialogue." +The Mammoth Hotel near Gardiner opens Dec. 21. +Two crew members of a Jordanian airliner hijacked in 1985 have entered U.S. protective custody in order to testify against a suspected Lebanese terrorist charged in the case, a prosecutor said Monday. +Saatchi & Saatchi is now a lean global advertising group, reporting a return to pre-tax profits of Pounds 19.2m. +That view was supported in a tender-offer document filed by USAir with the Securities and Exchange Commission and in another document filed in court. +The men escaped from segregation cells, where they were kept because of disciplinary problems, he said. +The 1991 Mercury Capri XR2 is a pleasant surprise. +Elizabeth G. Reiners, an economist at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., attributed the price rebound to speculation that the July unemployment data, scheduled to be released Friday, would show a weakening in the labor force. +A onetime secretary-general of the governing party, Tekere, 52, was fired from the politburo and the central committee in October after publicly denouncing corruption and charging that politicians were building a personality cult around Mugabe. +For years, airlines have bragged about the successful side of frequent-fliers programs. +"We have always thought we should conduct negotiations both with Jordan and the Palestinians, as Jordan is responsible for the main border and the Palestinians are those who bear the main burden of the Palestinian problem. +Fifteen years after the death of a law enforcement officer's wife was ruled an accident, her daughter's long-dormant memories have led authorities to call it a homicide. +The new adventure "The First Power" opened well, too, making $5.7 million in its first weekend of release. +Sure, the gas jets in the old brass chandeliers have given way to electricity, and the ceiling fans now stir air-conditioned breezes on muggy days. +The center is staffed with more than 60 international analysts. +"It's sort of like the court presuming the employer is guilty and making him prove he isn't," says Kathryn Oberly, a lawyer with Mayer, Brown & Platt, which is representing Price Waterhouse. +Delivering sustainable growth will demand both determination and skill. +The Towson, Md.-based maker of power tools and household appliances, sees American Standard's plumbing and air conditioning equipment as a logical extension of its own product lines. +Reflectone Inc. announced the election of Charles J. Cunningham Jr. as president and chief operating officer of this producer of flight and non-flight simulators and other training systems. +Only 11% believed the Sandinistas would prevail. +Skeptical of those watching him, he spent almost an hour stepping back and forth from his enclosed shelter before he seemed secure enough to run atop his hill, scamper for food and begin ripping down tree limbs. +The emergency measures temporarily suspend some constitutional guarantees and allow suspects to be held for eight days without being formally charged. +Mitzna said he suspended the unit's deputy commander, a captain, and ordered the two Arabs released. +Arkansas' secretary of state will rule shortly on whether to certify a proposed constitutional amendment to ban the use of state funds for abortions except to save a mother's life. +It is one of four quarterly surveys that take an in-depth look at a specific subject. +"I'm not with them, I don't like their ideas, but they are the only ones who have worked so well for the people here," says Muna Yassin, a social worker who grew up in the southern suburbs. +"We'd like to improve our economic relations." +"Both parents care for the young, and the mother prairie vole searches frantically if a pup gets lost," Dr. Insel says. +Watkins made clear he was unhappy with some elements of the Herrington blueprint, although he did not say what changes he wanted. +So what is the fatal attraction? In the 1930s, Phnom Penh was said to be the most beautiful city in French Indochina, its wide boulevards lined with palm trees and mansions with sweeping balconies. +Many speakers at the demonstration, including city Comptroller Harrison Goldin, called on Gorbachev to push for human rights as well as glasnost, his policy of openness. +The civil war has claimed more than 150,000 lives and caused up to $18 billion of destruction, according to the latest United Nations estimates. +Hearn said in a deposition that the Guianese president was terrorizing the population with murderous hit squads. +A man shot and killed four children, then used the gun to kill himself at a house on the city's north side this morning, police said. +K mart Corp. said Monday it would take a charge of $640 million against 1989 earnings to cover the costs of a $2.3-billion program to modernize the nation's second-largest retail chain. +State Sen. Quentin Kopp and Assembly Minority Leader Ross Johnson, authors of the contribution limits, asked an appeals court to delay the judge's ruling, saying the "integrity of the electoral process" could be at stake. +By the end of the year, the American and Scottish police agencies plan to decide whether to proceed with the case in court or turn over the evidence against Libya to their governments for diplomatic or even military retaliation. +That's what's at the heart of this. +He knows how to win his battles, one at a time. +The scientists then sifted through the remaining cells with a monoclonal antibody that the German researchers had discovered and which, they believed, would home in on mouse stem cells. +In 1985 Goldman asked Mr. Freeman to withdraw from them, as part of a companywide effort to curb partners' outside investments for fear of potential conflicts of interest. +"One big question was how fast can the banks step up" to the underwriting plate with the expanded powers in place, he said. +The pressure on the currency appears to have faded, and the Thanksgiving Day holiday in the US further reduced activity in the French and other markets. +Saudis from all walks of life express support for the U.S. presence. +By 1987, he said, nine of every 10 new birth control prescriptions were for a multiphasic. +They say automobile travel poses greater risks per mile than flying. +In the port city of Piraeus, adjacent to Athens, a candidate supported by the socialists and the left coalition defeated the New Democracy-supported candidate. +The exchanges have been heated. +She will be the first Challenger widow or widower to remarry. +Karen Olness, professor of pediatrics at the Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, said she is "very optimistic" that hypnosis eventually may play a role in battling acquired immune deficiency syndrome. +THE DEALS are coming thick and fast. +But shortly thereafter the U.S. construction industry, a bellwether of the business cycle, began to falter. +Robert Valeu, deputy secretary of state, said the turnout topped the record of 212,000 in a special ballot in July 1939 that rejected a tax increase and liquor sales in stores. +Though the lawmakers quickly embraced the idea, administration officials have rejected similar proposals in the past, arguing that they imply wrongly that U.S. and Soviet human rights situations are comparable. +RJR Nabisco late yesterday successfully sold 200 million depositary shares, priced at $10.125 each for a dividend yield of 8.247%. +Though Mr. Solow said Manufacturers Hanover is "looking to underwrite transactions," he added: "I'd rather lose a piece of business than give it away." It was clearly a setback for the main opposition party of Kim Dae Jung. +On a recent visit to Beijing he left with the strong sense that the Chinese leadership sees Hong Kong facilitating economic development on the mainland; moreover, Beijing will let Hong Kong run unhindered its own financial affairs. +Analysts said the company appears to be worth at least several dollars a share more than $16.50, but Sara Lee's threat to withdraw the licensing agreement may have frightened away other suitors. +Alan Ferry, an analyst with Prudential-Bache Securities Inc., agreed that the company is in good shape. +"Like vegetables," wailed a distraught Indian salesman, imploring a visiting reporter to alert his embassy. "They treat our passports like vegetables in a market. +"My friends are all different colors," he said. "People saw beneath the skin." In the runoff, students also elected the first black student body vice president _ Kelvin Covington, a senior marketing major from Charleston. +Daniel Von Loh was found guilty of the charges Wednesday, but a Dane County Circuit Court jury acquitted him of a charge of illegal use of a telephone. +For the first half of 1990, America West reported net earnings of $3.6 million, or 18 cents a share, down from $13.1 million, or 64 cents a share in the same period a year earlier. +The Soviets have used troops to suppress change in the region before, notably in East Berlin in 1953, Hungary in 1956 and, with their Warsaw Pact allies, in Czechoslovakia in 1968. +The longest-held is Terry Anderson, chief Middle East correspondent of The Associated Press. +Eleven people were killed on the ground in Lockerbie, Scotland. +After that, the lawsuit charges, Blockbuster began upgrading and expanding the Erol's stores to make them look and operate like Blockbuster's. +At first, the Chinese partners sought to charge U.S. wage rates for Chinese workers. +The act requires that a study be done in each of the next three years to determine if the law is causing discrimination. +But he also said focusing solely on ethics rules is "treating the symptom, not the cause." "We have to change the method, the system, by which we elect public officials in our society and by which we finance and conduct campaigns," he said. +Silver traded in London at a bid price of $4.22 a troy ounce, down from Monday's $4.24. +Criminal libel charges against the editor of The Barnwell County Banner were dropped May 25. +Really, I am not sentimentalising. +A co-executor of the George Rose estate arrived Friday to survey property owned by the slain Broadway actor, a U.S. Embassy official said. +But, that's what democracy is all about. A big agenda _ America's agenda for all of us to work on together to build a bright tomorrow for our blessed land. +That was taken as a sign that the momentum of the domestic economy was slowing in response to recent credit-tightening by the Federal Reserve. +"We called a force majeure for an indefinite time to protect ourselves in this specific case until we can resume normal shipments," he said. +Cluster bombs contain dozens of smaller bombs that are dispersed upon impact, hurling their shrapnel over a wide area. +"It has the potential of being a party-wrecking move. +No timetable has been set for making a decison, said the source, speaking on condition of anonymity. +After climbing back to SFr1,900 in early 1990, they plunged again in the wake of the Drexel collapse and Mr Eskenazi's departure to a low of SFr889 in early 1991. +The Environmental Protection Agency wants the government to capture the expected windfall corporate profits that could reach $7 billion during future cuts in production of chemicals that destroy the Earth's protective ozone layer. +The students said they devoted an average of 5.83 hours a day, or 40.8 hours a week, to academics, including class time, study time and lab time. +Precious metals are usually considered a hedge against inflation. +A 17-car Amtrak train with more than 300 people aboard derailed Sunday night during a snowstorm in a rugged, mountainous canyon, but no injuries were reported, authorities said. +But the impression that Saatchi was holding a fire sale severely hurt prices. +One reason the government gave for granting the project to United Engineers (Malaysia) is that the profits would help pay for the World Trade Center, a sleek skyscraper in downtown Kuala Lumpur that is home to the UMNO party headquarters. +A soft-spoken engineer who raises boxer dogs, Mr. Hann was a consultant to venture capital firms before joining Citicorp three months ago as a Quotron director and division executive for Citicorp's information division, titles he retains. +A suggestion by the CFTC union that workers might be offered a bonus of FFr2,500 at the time of privatisation could, however, be too obvious a ploy. +"We can test our products only with the human nose," he says. "And even then, it's still very subjective." Ray Charles meet Charles Wadsworth, Charles Wadsworth meet Ray Charles. +To have five firemen die is just incredible." The fire, which destroyed the building and contents of a car dealership, started shortly after 3 p.m. Friday in the rear service section of the building, Aiellos said. +And maybe play bridge. +The overall bill passed 312-86 despite administration veto threats. +The economy is a mess. +Each of the new "princes of the church," wearing crimson vestments and a golden cross, then went up to the stage to receive their certificate from Casaroli. +When it disclosed in July that it was considering a public offering, McClatchy, one of the last big family-owned newspaper chains, said the move was aimed at preserving its independence. +Top officers on the Stark were disciplined for not firing their weapons against the Iraqi plane, and Navy ships in the region were on a high state of alert after that. +"Our job isn't to speculate on long-term value." +This year's conference was also distinguished by the participation of several hundred AIDS activists who demonstrated inside and outside the convention center every day. +The continuing adventures of T. Milton Street, the Traffic Court official who racked up 26 tickets while driving without a license, found the self-proclaimed "poor people's hero" without a job. +In Hong Kong, gains in Hong Kong Land spurred a rally in the rest of the market. +The incident lasted from early Tuesday, when the Chincoteague spotted the freighter, until 5 a.m. Wednesday, when the shots were fired about 45 miles east of Tampico. +Liquor is strictly banned during Ramadan, and hotels are instructed to keep their restaurants shut between sunrise and sundown. +Four years later, the railroad quietly agreed to sell the station's surface space to developers and build a new, smaller station below street level. +A spokesman for Mr. Giuliani said there is "simply no merit" to the defense lawyers' claims. +The latest survey by the National Association of Business Economists also doesn't suggest an impending rise in inventories. +Five years ago: Harry James, the swing-era bandleader and trumpet player, died in Las Vegas at age 67. +The group of islands stretching north from Hokkaido were seized by Soviet troops in the final days of World War II. +The technology is available today, and will be refined in the next few years, to make many things possible in a vehicle. +But they said the equipment is the finest in the world and will provide ample protection from chemical weapons. +"We do not comment on rumors. +That would mean a potential loss of less than $7,000 on the judge's mother-in-law's holding, which is unlikely to be considered substantial, he added. +As a result, most deinstitutionalized patients were abandoned to the streets. +"He is not only doing right, but perfectly," a layman says. +According to the lead manager, the bonds met good demand, mainly from French investors attracted by the yield pick-up. +Most grain and soybean futures prices were slightly higher this morning on the Chicago Board of Trade in cautious trading in advance of the Agriculture Department crop report. +Irving holders would also get participation rights, with a value of as much as $2.50 a share, from any gain from the proposed sale of Irving's headquarters at One Wall Street. +The nation's Roman Catholic bishops on Thursday announced that they have hired a major public relations firm and a polling concern for a nationwide campaign to persuade Catholics and non-Catholics to oppose abortion. +Ms. DeSillers failed to return to court after appearing earlier in the day in an unsuccessful attempt to reduce the bond. +He also thought no one would want to read stories by a priest. +"I think it's a terrible loss. +That way the group can tackle the problem in an efficient way.' In spite of past improvements, there is still some way to go, warns Mr Thomas Riggert, director of European chemical activities at Arthur Andersen, the consultants. +They perceive that our current system bestows greater financial rewards, prestige and independence on lawyers and nontechnical managers. +Mr. Darby apologized for Ultramar's "unexpectedly disappointing performance" in the first half. +President Bush said Monday he will nominate Daniel Howard Simpson, a veteran foreign service officer, as ambassador to the Central African Republic. +I've been spreading happiness around for many years. +'Big displays of the type we are capable of mounting really get the adrenalin going. +Military spokesmen denied the ultimatum was a coup threat. +It won't discuss its findings or how many complaints it files to the Israelis. +French ambivalence about NATO began with de Gaulle, who concluded in the 1960s that an American president would never risk a Soviet attack on Chicago by threatening a nuclear attack to save Paris. +The company also plans to come out with a line of Bugatti accessories, including sunglasses and watches. +On Oct. 19, Qintex Entertainment was about to default on a $5.9 million payment owed to MCA Inc. in connection with the distribution of a television program. +Its choice of new Music Director, due to be announced as soon as the Arts Council is ready, will be crucial. Gala concert in aid of Cancerkin, sponsored by Elf An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. +The GAO said administrative costs would be high, and it would require several years to train new Internal Revenue Service agents for the job. +A $459 million bus tunnel opens Saturday after four years of ripped-up streets and traffic nightmares, offering to zip commuters through congested downtown in about one-third the time it takes on the surface. +But in the roaring 1980s, Wall Street's corporate finance specialists took a back seat to glamorous takeover advisers; investment banks earned fees of $10 million or $20 million on a single merger deal. +Lahd heads the South Lebanon Army, an Israeli-backed 2,000-man militia that operates in Israel's self-declared security zone in southern Lebanon. +The Luken-Whittaker bill also would allow smokers and their families to sue tobacco companies for damages on the ground that deceptive cigarette advertising resulted in serious injury or death. +The danger of the vicious circle still lurks in which currency weakness and the government's dwindling standing in the polls feed on each other. Against this background, it is difficult to see why the FT-SE should hold on to yesterday's 1 per cent gain. +It was a triumphant tour for a government so long shunned by the rest of the world, and Mr. de Klerk returned home confident the Europeans were ready to review their economic sanctions against South Africa. +There are five to six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, plus a staff flat. +Passports have been theoretically available to Albanians since May, but few of the backward nation's 3.2 million citizens have the hard currency needed for foreign travel. +Clive's wife Alicia Knatebull-Hugeson was a born collector, graduating from rabbits' front teeth at the age of nine to the antique furniture, splendid pictures and armorially bound books which forms such features of Parham. +But Mason said he expected the lawsuit would be heard in a trial unless the two sides reach some type of settlement. +Ford Motor Credit will acquire the stock, most of the organization and some assets of Marine Midland Automotive. +When I got home, my wife said to me, "Dot called and wonders whether it would be possible to do the gnomes in pink, blue and electric orange." +In Europe this point is reinforced by the growing evidence of economic recovery. +In 1987, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refused to designate the owl as a threatened or endangered species, a decision also being challenged in court. +Mr. Hellman, the Israeli gardener, needs a military permit to reach riverside fields. +In June 1988, Ray was arrested when she tried to pass herself off as Letterman's wife after she was stopped near the Lincoln Tunnel in New York City driving Letterman's 1988 Porsche. +One of the group's leaders, former government official Atsuyuki Tassa, says his group wants to organize Japan's "silent majority" to back more active Japanese cooperation with the U.S. in future international crises. +The human ear is at the centre of the latest system designed to combat credit card fraud, writes Anna Kochan. The shape, size and contours of the ear are as individual as the fingerprint, says Rouen-based inventor Patrick Macron. +The Other Finance Index, which includes the market's thrift issues, is just 1.34 point below its all-time high, set in July 1986. +These lands are the scene of the Palestinian revolt in which at least 766 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli soldiers or civilians. +The only other black at his private high school was the son of a trustee's maid. +The banks and Mexico are currently far apart in their talks on the matter. +"But the question is what happens once a recession starts," says John C. Tumazos, an Oppenheimer & Co. analyst. +The moral decay is the most deplorable." Aung Gyi resigned from Ne Win's government in 1963. +Two months later, he has received only one response. +My highlights were endless, from January to June. +The inflation forecast derived from the sharp rise in commodity prices that we have witnessed. +The market has risen as far as it's going to go based on the allied success in the Persian Gulf and on the prospects for lower interest rates, Mr. Gold said. +Mrs. King said she is: _Dispatching four "strike teams" to visit field offices throughout the country and approve additional employees and equipment where needs are the greatest. +Black and Hispanic high school students, who make up 2.5% and 7%, respectively, of those academically eligible for admission to the UC system, are 12% and 23% of those admitted. +A pagoda was the answer, he decided. +Many Hanoi stores already are stocked with the foreign color televisions and video cassette recorders favored by Vietnamese. +Her first court appearance was scheduled for Tuesday. +She hung lures laced with honey on trees in the desert. +In a dispatch from Havana, the Notimex agency said the evidence was published in a 480-page book called "Case 1-89, the End of the Cuban Connection." It did not describe the contents. +And only a small fraction of their lending is collateralized with securities, bankers and bank analysts said. +Federal Communications Minister Marcel Masse also saw wider implications in the court ruling. +The advent of double-stack rail-container trains has made it very attractive for Far Eastern shippers to unload goods on the West Coast and send them East by rail. +In Washington, FAA spokesman Bob Buckhorn said he did not know whether Salazar gave such approval, "but X-raying baggage is certainly a security procedure that's acceptable." +Elsewhere in Europe, share prices closed higher in Zurich, Brussels, Stockholm and Paris, were mixed in Amsterdam and ended lower in Milan. +Separately, the Statistics Department said New Zealand's manufacturing sales fell 7.4% in the third quarter from the second quarter. +Quaker Oats agreed to sell several recently acquired food lines to Kraft for $235 million. +And the gross national product, which measures total output of goods and services, grew at an annualized rate of 11.3 percent in the first quarter of this year, figures from the Economic Planning Agency indicate. +A leveraged buyout is financed by debt that is repaid from the sale of assets or cash generated from the acquired operations. +Richard Blume-Weaver, another graduate student, rolled out a drawing of proposed new footpaths intended to keep people from walking on the architectural ruins. +Two Jamaicans charged with accepting the bribes, former Minister of Tourism Eric Anthony Abrahams and Arnold Foote Jr., were not in court. +The request includes about $30 million to help pay costs of relocating some 10,000 Contra rebels and tens of thousands of family members from their camps along the Honduran border to homes inside Nicaragua, administration sources said. +Or would she have been? +In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe's business day begins, the dollar rose 1.05 yen to a closing 143 yen, a 19-month high. +He said they lived in California motels and trailer parks during the period. +There were 264 issues advancing, 301 declining and 292 unchanged. +The British government sharply revised downward last year's deficit on the current account. +The next day, troops began raiding monasteries in Mandalay to break the monks' boycott. +"That type of fuel does dissipate faster than most oil products," Moreth said. "We expect a lot of it has evaporated or has broken up. +The movie opens with hints at Gaby's background: prewar photos of her parents' wedding, followed by more photos of them wearing yellow stars on their sleeves, followed by photos of her mother, pregnant and smiling. +Great Northern is incorporated in Maine and is the state's largest landowner. +The two brothers, who founded LET, owned stakes valued at about Pounds 40m each when LET was taken over. SPP is part of Trygg-Hansa SPP, which returned to profit in the first four months of this year, after making heavy losses last year. +It became almost routine for some large operators to divide holdings among family members or friends, thereby each qualifying for a share of the subsidy pie to circumvent the letter of the law. +Revenue more than doubled to $2.62 billion from $1.29 billion. +But lawyers said that with prosecutors expected to seek criminal charges within a month, the U.S. attorney might be able to persuade a federal judge to stay the depositions until the criminal investigation is completed. +Mr. Dievler says Alliance would like to boost the combined fund above $1 billion before too long, but he won't set a more specific target. +Expedition leader Jim Whittaker, of Port Townsend, Wash., who in 1963 became the first American to scale Everest, was evacuated to Nepal in early April after injuring his leg. +"The drivers' state of mind at the time was such that they felt they would endanger the lives of the combat soldiers they were to transport if they were to undertake the trip," Satterfield said. +When Dorothy Ostwald says she knows how to change a diaper, believe her. +Keppel has offered to describe to the families of victims the treatment to which they were subjected. +The great little fighter is super sport on a fly rod. +The finding, Drs. Blum and Noble suggested, hinted that the A1 version of the gene may render people more susceptible to alcoholism than people with other versions of the dopamine receptor gene. +A number of other mines also were affected, the report said. +Foreign operations are more complicated. +However, they have not confirmed local media reports that Autolatina will be disbanded. Autolatina plans to produce the Fiesta model locally because of the growing Brazilian market for small cars. +Amax Gold, based in Golden, Colo., has interests in gold and silver exploration and processing. +MCI Communications eased 3/4 to 44 7/8 on nearly two million shares. +'We are not getting indications that earnings momentum is accelerating. +A few hours after the last American envoys flew out of Baghdad, 400 schoolchildren set off for yet another protest, carrying posters of Saddam Hussein. +"We have come to talk to the government in the spirit of conciliation," Mr. Slovo told the mass rally on a wind-swept soccer field in a colored, or mixed-race, township outside of Cape Town. +Aside from the fact that journalistic explanations of daily interest-rate moves are a weak reed for policy, this reasoning is seriously incomplete. +Under state law, the tie nullified the annexation, Raihle said. +Striking students, actors and other artists today promised to continue their 2-week-old sit-ins and work stoppages for another week. +In the twinkling of an eye, interior troops and police cordoned off the stadium, and also quickly surrounded the tragedy," the newspaper said. +"Such personalized and inhuman tendencies must come to an end if we are to make success of the government policy to ensure health for everybody by the year 2000," he said. +Homicides totaled 82 so far this year, compared with 84 murders by this time last year. +Ayrikyan relayed the message to two of his sisters who visited him in prison in late June, Avakyan said. +Footwear for next spring and summer will be mostly flat by day, and sometimes even by night. +Accounting tricks do not fool this group," the authors write. +Yuri Mityunov said the arrest of Igor Tsarkov was aimed at keeping the group quiet during the party conference. +Cuomo said the task force would be headed by Vincent Tese, the state's economic development director, and Brad Johnson, the governor's Washington lobbyist. +Clark's father was American Express chairman before current Chairman James D. Robinson. +They also doused him with cold water and shaved part of his head. +The veto, unprecedented in state history, came Monday on the 148th day of what was supposed to be a 100-day session and left the state without a spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1. +"I think they just want to say the hell with this," he said. +"We have that question put to us continuously about the drought. +In the trial that ended in January, Buckey, and his 63-year-old mother had been accused of molesting 11 children at their Manhattan Beach preschool during a five-year period. +For plant construction sites, the rule requires that utilities seeking their operating licenses implement random drug and alcohol testing and impose sanctions on users. +In a flash of salesmanship in September, the Italian computer maker Ing. +"When advertisers look towards a male sports personality, what type of image do they want? +"It's supposedly the thing the queen bee eats that makes her grow and gives her special strength," says Mr. Robles. +Unisys also claimed Honeywell's lawyers, accountants and investment bankers had the chance to review fully all financial and operating records of Sperry in 1986. +Among other things, the suit charges that the investors incurred heavy losses in a trading program that invested in options based on the Standard & Poor's 100 index. +But the gynecologist demurs, and the ethicists oppose the idea. +"Yet," he says, "through constraining mandates and requirements, the federal government has taken the authority over such local questions away from the states." +Thank God, thank Danny (DeVito, who directed `Momma'), thank everybody." Ramsey has more to be thankful for than an Academy nomination. +Exports and imports last year, as measured when contracts were settled, were at record highs, with exports reaching $259.6 billion, surpassing the previous record of $224.6 billion in 1987. +Decision makers of a command economy do not willingly surrender their power. +It adds that imports aren't a significant factor in the western headwear market. +Lower individual tax rates coming in 1987 and 1988 are tempting some executives to postpone income due this year and next. +He was stung as his party prepared to tee off Saturday at the Medinah Country Club, authorities said. +The index eased 6.86 to 1,935.95. The highlights of the session were Schneider and LVMH, both up against the trend after forecasting higher profits in 1994. +Thousands survive in India and Pakistan, and Sri Lankans drive an estimated 45,000 of them in various stages of decay. +The poor in South Dakota and Mississippi pay about seven times as much of their earnings in sales and excise taxes as do the rich; and in Tennessee, Alabama and Louisiana, almost six times as much. +She returned to exile in Rome on Friday. +El Tiempo also quoted police Gen. +Bush told reporters that Brennan's decision had taken him by surprise. +The anti-gang-membership law can add three years to a prison sentence stemming from a separate felony conviction. +Most of this envisioned overseas investing by individuals would probably be through mutual funds, rather than individual stocks. +At the end of the second quarter there were 34m cards in issue down, from 35.6m a year ago. +Salomon became involved with TVX Broadcast when it provided temporary financing for the concern to acquire five television stations in April 1987. +The mass-circulation newspaper Mainichi Shimbun said Takara apparently was concerned that criticism of the black doll in the United States might hurt "Flower Rock" sales. +'Thirty per cent?' asked the consultant. +Instead, it is creating an issue, looking to incorporate the block of voters known as "yuppies." +In other changes, the Soviets also are pushing for a thaw in U.S.-Cuban relations, a 31-year antagonism that nearly led to nuclear war over the 1962 Cuban missile crisis. +His recent application to attend a teacher's convention in Cape Town was denied by the local police commander. +Many small-business owners claim they've already trimmed their companies as much as they dare. +Though Moslems are only 12 percent of India's 880 million people, they live in almost every Indian state. +A West German newspaper quoted a leading member of the traditionalist movement Tuesday as expressing certainty more talks will be held with the Vatican after the consecrations. +Chung said he hopes to combine the north's steel, cement and labor with the south's capital and technology in developing the Kumgang project. +Group personnel and materials costs rose by only 7 per cent. BHF gave no further details of the profits increase. +So, although most members insist that they will abide by quotas when averaged over a three-month period, Kuwait and others now producing heavily aren't likely to cut back sharply next month just to stay within their third-quarter limits. +On Tuesday, the Nikkei index declined 5.62 points to 27976.92 in the first 15 minutes of trading. +The sponsorship will help Mobil, which will have its name embossed on the 50-yard line, with its on-campus recruiting in the area, the company added. +"We've been trying to deal with this company for two years," said Peter Staley, one of the four men led in shackles from the building 45 minutes after the takeover began. +In addition to curriculum improvements, the new reform package provides for programs to fight illiteracy, teen-age pregnancy and dropouts in the 505,000-student public school system. +The company will not issue a general recall in its home country after a preliminary ruling by Health Ministry officials that it poses no public danger, Leven said. +Meanwhile, in Peru's southern Andes mountains, the Sabancaya volcano continued to belch smoke and gas and spew ashes and rocks over a six-mile radius, ruining crops and forcing hundreds of people from their homes. +"As long as the bears still roam Wall Street, the City of New York isn't out of the woods." +We have faith in the directors and the underlying companies.' The fact that ulterior motives might lie behind the conglomerates' willingness to engineer the necessary deals, makes their generosity good financial sense in the current climate. +And it is unveiling Wesson Lite to go head to head against Pam cooking spray made by American Home Products Co. of New York. +In other action, the Senate: _Approved an amendment that prevents fruits, vegetables, potatoes and edible beans from being grown on acreage that is covered by the flexibility provisions of the bill's subsidy program. +"We had many conversations about it, and he agreed with me that the Marines had no clear purpose there," says Cap. +Sainsbury was a victim of John Major's government reshuffle - and thus absent from the presentation. +Some radio failures have been blamed on the heat. +"Nobody believed that Salomon could finance" the $10 billion of notes it held for itself and its customers for very long, Mr. Irelan says. +Under the terms of the agreement, Mr. Miles will become president and chief executive, reporting to Mr. Richman. +Since the Great Depression, shelters have been barebones rest stops, often in warehouses or church basements. +"We can't help it. +Sales are generated by word of mouth and advertising in specialist magazines such as The Grower and The Grape Press. +Starr received his bachelor's degree from George Washington University in 1968, got a master's from Brown University in 1969 and graduated from Duke University Law School in 1973. +The Ritz-Carlton Hotel vote was particularly divisive, many residents say, and reflected a new, more welcoming attitude toward growth. +Excluding this gain and a loss on early retirement of debt from last year's first-half results, earnings increased substantially over the adjusted prior period results, benefiting from lower tax rates and improved operating results. +Turnover rose to DM4.1bn from DM3.9bn on Monday. There was agreement among analysts that the market was locked into a negative mood and was not responding to any good news. +Salcido, 28, remains in the Sonoma County jail under a 24-hour suicide watch. +The thesis of Koppel's special, which airs Wednesday, is that the uproars loosed by the new freedom of sex and expression in Mikhail Gorbachev's Soviet Union reflect far more profound changes convulsing that nation. +"It sounded like fireworks or a shotgun. +"We're saying (Cronin) knew this was inside information," SEC spokesman Chiles Larson said. +That would bring the total cost of the acquisition, he said, to $14.22 billion, which would make it larger than history's biggest takeover, the 1984 acquisition of Gulf Corp. by Chevron. +According to a survey quoted by Urban, the percentage of Poles who listen to Radio Free Europe either regularly or occasionally is 16 percent, up 2 percentage points since jamming ended. +Benson said suggestion programs are vital to overcome resentment some workers feel toward employers. +Calpers is synonomous with the "shareholder rights" movement of recent years, and its leaders have depicted Governor Wilson's effort to gain control of its board as a step toward silencing a major dissenter from executive fiat. +All the Kenosha workers belong to the UAW but currently work under contracts negotiated with AMC, not Chrysler. +In New York the dollar fell to 140.08 yen from 141.55 on Tuesday. +The disk drive will cost $4,650 and the disks $250. +The building itself remained festooned with Centennial Ball decorations from the dance Friday night. +An air-quality bill is on the governor's desk, but there's no agreement on indigent health or budgets. +The budget calls for $254.3 million for public broadcasting purposes. +Sergey Runov, a member of the board of the Union of Soviet Journalists, said the two groups could hold joint seminars and lectures and swap journalists. +There's an art to whining properly, says the founder of National Whiners Day. +This would help them and their providers of training to plan more effectively. +" "She says, `You got a driver's license?' +Widespread popular protest for withdrawal of U.S. troops isn't likely in the near future. +Friday's volume, after subtracting a big dividend-capture trade, was only moderate at around 150 million shares. +"A claim for damages relating to Soviet penetration or the bugging of the new office building has not yet been quantified, pending final building design for the new embassy building," she said. +"Legislation aimed at reducing antitrust uncertainty could allow American firms to move confidently into new technological fields, thereby enhancing U.S. competitiveness," he said. +Rep. Ed Jenkins, D-Ga., occupant of the "textile seat" on the House Ways and Means Committee, said last week he hoped Reagan would relent and sign. +It is impossible to estimate how many additional boat people will show up during the spring sailing season in Hong Kong, a tiny territory on the south China coast about 500 miles northeast of the Vietnamese port city of Haiphong. +Seats currently are quoted at $82,000 bid and $94,000 asked, an exchange spokesman said. +She has long unstyled hair, ethnic beads and a plain dark sweater that looks home made. +Mr Jontes believes the current labour force of 480 will be reduced by another 25 per cent over the next three years. He cites high customs duties to neighbouring Austria and Italy as a major obstacle to bolstering sales. +His support for establishment of a Palestinian homeland also has endeared him to the Arabs. +In short, airline consolidation is not likely to produce traditional oligopoly-driven price increases. +This unleashed rapid growth while Brazil sank into hyperinflation and economic depression. Argentina imposed import restrictions to reduce Brazil's rising trade surplus. +After getting in the door, Mr. Parakh would ask whether an associate could join him, and Mr. Doyle would rise into view. +But Bogin predicted it might be reluctant to do so. +On Tuesday night, the New Mexico Democrat sent a letter to President Bush urging him to "take the lead in finding a more acceptable alternative." +Both units benefited from improved cost control. ITT Rayonier, the forest products operation, reported doubled income to Dollars 50m. +The new chairman is Jacques Vincent, who heads Perrier's main shareholder, investment group Exor S.A., and who until now was Perrier's vice chairman. +But the company has managed to swallow the paper's heavy operating losses while Gannett's earnings and the stock price have risen steadily. +There are surprising Teutonic twists to the grammar, and the characters utter quirky slang and turns of phrase so authentic-sounding they could either be completely accurate or totally invented. +A division of U S West Inc. selected Campbell-Mithun Inc., a Minneapolis-based unit of Saatchi & Saatchi Co., as its advertising agency. +Saddam's lesson came in his failed attempt to ease international fears about the safety of Western hostages in Iraq and Kuwait. Instead, he provoked outrage by releasing a videotape that showed him patting the heads of cringing British boys. +It is often accompanied by fever, fatigue, aches and other flu-like miseries. +Both men failed to adequately respect the weather, and went too far up the mountain, he said. +"The dog found a quarter-ounce of coke in gram bags in a slit under his rug," said Gene Panella, who trained 2-year-old Corky to locate even minute amounts of marijuana, cocaine and heroin at $250 a sniff. +If these steps gained little fanfare, it's because liberalization under President Chiang has been picking up speed for some time. +A sigh of relief sounded on Wall Street Monday after the Bush administration and leaders of Congress finally compromised on a budget, but the best thing many observers could say of the accord was that it exists. +But American youngsters remain ill-equipped to compete in a complex, high-tech job market where critical thinking skills are all-important. +Although most analysts predicted that IBM's 1985 profit would top 1984's, the company later reported that its 1985 earnings had slipped, to $6.56 billion from $6.58 billion. +Mike Zwerin's "La Tristesse de Saint Louis: Jazz Under the Nazis" (Beech Tree Books/William Morrow, 197 pages, $16.95) is a sketch for such a book. +He noted that California's belated response to a Mediterranean fruit fly infestation drew widespread publicity nine years ago, eventually costing the state $100 million to exterminate and farmers $100 million in losses. +While the international framework calls for 50% of a bank's home mortgages to be treated as at risk, the Fed has proposed treating home mortgages of U.S. banks as 100% at risk. +Food labeling, a big issue in Washington these days as changes are proposed to current regulations, is less of an issue with consumers. +Moreover, analysts for months have predicted a semiconductor rebound that hasn't materialized. +The utility's spokeswoman said Commonwealth Edison believes the original rate increase will be retained by the commission. +Michael J. Dugan told members of Congress that the cost of maintenance would total $30 million. +Schifferle cites Curry's proposal to remove some existing employee housing and replace it with dormitories near Yosemite Lodge. +Glasnost also has opened doors for many artists, Ginzburg said. +He described the attorney as "the best friend a man can have." Vietnam said it would return today what could be the largest single group of remains of American servicemen missing from the Vietnam War, according to the Pentagon. +Witnesses told the Yalobusha County Sheriff's Department that the boat had traveled about 30 yards from the shore of 25-acre Lake Tillatoba in rural, north-central Mississippi when the accident occurred. +'People still have the idea that a Taiwan company must be worse than a US company. +That tendency was underlined last weekend by conflicting schedules that put the Democratic National Committee in Indianapolis at the same time the Democratic Leadership Council was holding a conference in New Orleans. +After he formally presents his government to Cossiga, he will offer it for a vote of confidence in both chambers of Parliament, where the proposed coalition holds a comfortable majority. +In Mr Lapper's words, Direct Line 'rejects risks it thinks certain to produce claims'. +They do not have to be. +Fajardo could reapply, but his wife and children cannot because they previously provided fraudulent information to immigration officials, Ferro said. +The candidates that the delegates back will be listed next to the delegates' names on this year's ballot. +Greenspan has talked about monthly unemployment data and business delivery times. +Low interest rates will encourage consumers to borrow more for new purchases, he said. +Christie's had resisted estimating how much the diamond would bring, although Curiel noted that an 85.91-carat white diamond was auctioned April 19 for $9.31 million _ a record for any gem. +But currency-market pressures caused by concerns over trade imbalances could destabilize the markets for ECU-denominated securities if a major realignment in European exchange rates emerges. +"We want to have dialogue with the Americans, we want to have discussions, but I wouldn't want to suggest that there is going to be any prospect of immediate change in that respect at all," Palmer said. +"It is not a total closure," said Brig. Gen. +"Our company is undervalued based on the progress we've made," he said. +Mr. Siebrasse, 61 years old, currently is president of the Best Foods divison, CPC's North American consumer foods business. +The task has only begun. +Following the review committee's report, the institute's former director, Paul Gebhard, severed ties with it and criticized library cutbacks made after the library's part-time staff was replaced with the full-time librarians. +He has more than enough on his plate. +But he suggested such a move might be worth trying in the present circumstance. +In the filing, it said the increase "resulted from continuing deterioration of condominium properties being rented as apartments," predominantly in California. +Rumors have ciruclated for months that Saab might sell off its problematic car division. +Royal Trustco has 128 branches in Canada and 22 offices in Britain, Europe and Asia. +The Agriculture Department has given the Soviet Union another go-ahead to buy more U.S. grain. +The theater remained closed for over a century until it was reopened, after renovation, in 1968. +Mrs. Engeleiter, the mother of two, would have been the only female senator with growing children. +While the bond itself was widely agreed to be successful and well executed, Sakura came in for some sniping in the market for indulging in that traditional Japanese activity, taking a long-term strategic view which overrides other considerations. +GORBACHEV WON support from rival Yeltsin and thwarted party critics. +And tax-loss carry-forwards helped Aetna and Travelers. +Revenue dipped to $112.4 million from $115.6 million. +"It is clear that we could not achieve sufficient circulation to make this enterprise viable and so, we have concluded that there is no longer room in St. Louis" for the Sun, said Ralph Ingersoll II, editor in chief. +The Loya Jirgah was called into session primarily to extend by three months a nationwide state of emergency, which was declared Feb. 18, three days after the last Soviet troops left Afghanistan. +If you do that, I can make you both a success. That is, can make you yourself. +The company acknowledges the move is purely for marketing purposes. +Clutter can and must be stopped. +"We are pooling all our resources to ensure relief, but we do not have sufficient volunteers to reach all the places in a short while," Rahman said. +The session was disrupted by a group of copper miners who threw 'Judas' coins at the law-makers and taunted them with giving away Chile's national wealth. +Taxpayers would provide an estimated $150 million in disaster payments to tobacco growers under pending drought-relief legislation, a policy departure already drawing fire from anti-smoking forces. +He and nine other staff writers are responsible for "generating amusing things _ the ongoing task that awaits weekly." +The NASDAQ Composite Index at noon was 421.96 up 4.20 from the previous day's close. +Dylex and BR are apparel retailing concerns. +In Asian and Pacific markets, share prices fell in Sydney, Wellington and Singapore, were mixed in Manila and Hong Kong and rose in Seoul. +On high ground are remaining patches of crops. +Discrediting them would improve his chances of making battalion chief. +Levy said he expects long-term rates to fall to 8.75 percent by the end of the year and 8 percent by the middle of 1989 as a reduction in capital spending leads to a broader economic slowdown. +A doctor said an aneurysm leaking into the brain cavity can cause neck pain. +But the speech lasted only 10 minutes and offered no new policy objectives. +The prosecution announced today it will ask the Cyprus court to skip a preliminary hearing and proceed directly to trial. +Bush, ladies and gentlemen, is sending your sons to war for no purpose save fatal arrogance. +London analysts generally praised Fisons's friendly offer as a good fit and a strategically important move. +Take the case of Britain's Rank Xerox PLC, which has sold photocopying equipment to the Soviet Union for almost 20 years. +And it doesn't offer the same prestige, the high-profile cachet, that prompts ad agencies to pursue the fast-food and soft drink giants of the world. +Do you think the British know something that we don't? +In late New York trading, the dollar stood at 149.23 yen, down from 149.94 yen Friday. +A bail hearing was set for Friday. +One Western diplomat said at the time the switch indicated "a major change in the leadership's approach to Andropov," even though many current top Soviet leaders strongly sympathize with Andropov. +The firm said it would continue to provide some high-level strategic advice on the government's rail privatisation programme. The BZW-Morgan Stanley alliance is part of a trend toward joint bids for important privatisation mandates. +The city, which has been fighting to stem a tide of corporate defections, will provide NBC with what it estimates are a total of $100 million in real estate and sales tax cuts over 35 years. +Lacking such reports, the IRS has no efficient tool to catch students who evade or don't know about the tax. But any revenue loss is small. +He was expected to turn his delegates over to Bush at the Republican National Convention this summer. +One difficulty in determining the outcome is that it isn't known how many of Gillette's 115.7 million shares outstanding were voted. +Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's People's Action Party is heavily favored to retain control of this island republic of 2.6 million people in elections that must be held by December 1989. +"I tried during my latest meeting with media representatives to talk about the power of conservatives," Gorbachev began, but was interrupted with a whisper from Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze. +Ronald Reagan's assistance to George Bush is evident on all fronts, from cabinet appointments to legislative decisions and the president's own campaign trips. +"Forgive us, oh Lord, for thinking we are in control of our well-ordered lives _ for the events of the past few days have shown us how small, fragile and powerless we really are," she said. +They consistently exceed safety limits recommended by the EC and World Health Organisation. Exposure to benzene and CO is highest on urban roads and in slow-moving traffic. +"If the government continues to shoot our people, we'll shoot back," she told about 3,000 people in the black township of Alexandra. +The company's chairman said he has no plans to liquidate the portfolio. +Still, the Madison case will raise questions when doctors consider withdrawing life-support systems, Foa said. "But it shouldn't lead to fundamental changes in the care given," he said. +The ad backs Thomas's nomination to the Supreme Court and attacks the ethics of Democratic Sens. Biden, Kennedy and Cranston. +The House measure, which also would renew the commission's operating authority, would provide $39 million of funds in the fiscal year starting next Thursday and $40 million the following year. +"We're delighted to get him back," Mr. Buchanan said. +In Rhode Island, three people were arrested on charges of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, one just on possession and one trucker on a charge of possession of a sawed-off shotgun, said Lt. +It has moved from being the party of Europe to being the party of Europe-when-it-suits-us. If there really was a possibility of forcing a general election Labour's position might be defensible. +Such risks are likely to figure more strongly in custodians' thoughts if margins on business in emerging markets erode without corresponding improvements in market infrastructure. +"He had lots of questions," says the chief's secretary, recounting the officer's visit to a group of campesinos seeking letters of good conduct. +Last year Goldman earned more than $500 million before taxes on partners' income, these people said. +Dutton's version is part of the syndicated "Mystery Wheel of Adventure." +In fiscal 1987, Woolworth's net income rose 21% to $214 million, or $3.25 a share, on a 9.1% increase in sales to $6.5 billion. +They just swing their capital around." Barings' Baring Brothers & Co. merchant bank has an even thicker history book than Dillon Read. +The Klan announced last month that it would march in Mount Dora's annual Christmas parade, but authorities canceled the event. +Turner was arrested in June 1985, after he allegedly tried to sell $16,000 worth of cocaine to an undercover officer in Hollywood. +But the 9th U.S. Court of Appeals ruled last year that the "act of state" doctrine did not protect a deposed ruler like Marcos, because the doctrine's main purpose is to avoid entangling the courts in delicate foreign policy questions. +Hammond said Jaime Davila had been brought in to assume Price's operating responsibilities. +"The Republican Party has an obligation to choose a candidate that represents its principles," said Nelson Warfield, Lauder's spokesman. "We think that Ronald Lauder is that candidate. +The onset of the eating disorder can be traced to 1965, Goldman writes, "when some fool described him in print as the `fat Beatle.' +Nixon has expressed disapproval of U.S. sanctions, saying that messages should be sent through private channels asking the Chinese to show restraint. +Bernd Horion, a spokesman for Rhineland Palatinate state, said the West German man died at a Ludwigshafen clinic, more than two weeks after the world's worst air show catastrophe. +Michael Heseltine, a former Cabinet minister tipped as a possible Thatcher heir, urged the government to spend the cash from the "richer Britain" it had created on inner cities and the environment. +He added that "they will get it straightened out. +"We hope that this meeting will turn into an institution," the official Bulgarian news agency BTA quoted Papandreou as saying in a dinner speech. +"He was one of the most powerful and original filmmakers who ever lived. +Underground leaders of the Palestinian uprising had called for Wednesday to be a day of vengeance against Arabs aiding the Israelis. +"Well, now I might bat from there, too." +An endorsement would have been a tough decision for Kean because all four men have close ties to the governor. +The excitement within the world of these theorists is extraordinary. +Under Immigration and Naturalization Service policy, brief hearings are held with refugees intercepted at sea and only those deemed political asylum candidates are allowed to enter the United States. +President Daniel arap Moi of Kenya said 10 days ago that Mengistu had agreed to such a plan. +How does it work? +FISCAL YEARS will benefit few taxpayers under new IRS rules. +Dixon testified he and Atkinson, a Vernon borrower, had agreed "on a handshake" that Atkinson could use the house half the time and receive a share of the proceeds of its sale in return for paying its lease. +She said Thursday she changed her mind and will run again next year. +"The anencephalic issue can only add to that distrust and have a chilling effect on organ donation generally," he says. +Witnesses to the shooting said the marchers tried to cross the Plaza de Armas, a large public square in front of the Government Palace that has been closed off by police for several months for security reasons. +In otherwise thin market conditions, Iowa Grain sold contracts for future deliveries of at least 5 million bushels each of wheat, corn and soybeans, sparking selling by other players, observers said. +He left open the possibility of inviting representatives of the Serbian community to serve in the administration. +Clines reported gross earnings of $265,000 for the tax year 1985 and $402,513 for 1986, according to a four-count indictment returned Feb. 22 in Baltimore. +The company's shares fell 12.5 cents, to $5.125, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday. +Mr. Li's investment "seems to us to express a great deal of confidence in the management and strategies of Cable & Wireless," Mr. Olsen added. +The farm slump, the cause of most of Hawkeye's $83.9 million in losses over the past seven quarters, shows scant signs of letting up. +The acquisition, valued at about $300 million, was approved Wednesday by Home Savings' shareholders, and is subject to regulatory approval. +As I said to General Secretary Gorbachev when we first met in 1985, we do not mistrust each other because we're armed; we're armed because we mistrust each other. +The bank plans to retain all branch employees, she said. +Changes in the press laws created a rush to open new newspapers. +But he parried the question of whether the action portends the release of another Western hostage. +The pipe segments, each weighing 72 tons, and measuring 23 feet long and 13 feet in diameter, will probably outlast the water, he said. +Last month's drop compared with a $2.96 billion rise in reserve assets in July to $63.46 billion, the department said. +Mr Khasbulatov was Russia's parliamentary speaker until Mr Yeltsin ousted him last year in a bloody shootout, and was released from prison in February. +Corporate & Junk Bonds Junk bonds limped lower as slumping stock prices put pressure on the speculative-grade, high-yield market. +With healthy private pension sectors, these countries have found it easier to increase private provision. Scaling down the demands of the social democratic welfare state has proved more difficult. +The stamps will focus on giant reptiles common to North America. +One said he escaped arrest. +The idea of parental choice, already state law in Minnesota, Arkansas and Iowa, is a centerpiece of the administration's education policy. +Look at his record: His rhetorical bows to democracy, made shortly after the war, have given way again to Baath Party dictatorship. +Dover said Chief Automotive's current management will continue to operate the business. +"They know they did something that was not correct, but I'm not sure they understand the full impact of that," he said Tuesday. +At the University of Tennessee, environmental technology professors showed Bush a machine to develop microorganisms that can be used in environmental cleanup. +"But this has always been considered a German case and not an Airbus case." Officials from Deutsche Airbus couldn't be reached for comment. +"All this was done because the president said `keep the Contras together, body and soul?"' +In addition, education benefits for members of the military reserves _ now limited to only undergraduate college courses _ would be expanded to cover graduate school courses, technical schools, correspondence courses and on-the-job training. +Citicorp, in a "Dear Irwin" letter which Mr. Jacobs filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday, said it would consider committing $1 billion in financing itself and "endeavor to arrange" for $2.6 billion from other lenders. +That is because "by the end of the next decade, 80% of what a policy maker wants to know will be available overtly," predicts Theodore Shackley, a former senior CIA official. +More than 250 placard-waving demonstrators marched in front of the Spanish Embassy on Wednesday to protest the drug conviction and sentence of American photographer Conan Owen in Barcelona last week. +The dead pilot was not identified. +Last year's Criminal Justice Act repealed sentencing reforms introduced in the 1991 Act. +But such projections depend on optimistic economic forecasts and include a fast-growing surplus in the Social Security trust fund. +The first William J. Brennan fellow will serve in the ACLU's Arts Censorship Project starting in September. +"School attendance was about 70 percent Thursday, compared to nearly 100 percent Wednesday," said Olivier Rafowicz, a spokesman for the military government. +Justice Antonin Scalia noted that judicial efforts to define pattern had "produced the widest and most persistent circuit split on an issue of federal law in recent memory." +She estimates that Merck's profit will grow in the next five years at an annual rate of about 17%, a full 11 percentage points below the average rate prevailing in the past five years. +A faulty power unit forced the first launch attempt to be scrubbed four minutes before liftoff April 10. The unit was replaced with a new one, which tests showed to be fine. +The company said those results were affected by a 10 percent increase in operating costs over that period; costs for new aircraft and a 20 percent increase in expenditures for fuel. +Eastern is seeking steep wage cuts partly through steps that union officials have attempted to block through lawsuits. +While the session was held before the murders and resulting expulsion order, "the issue already was in the public domain," department spokesman Richard Boucher said. +"It seems to be the least evil." +There is an additional roadblock left over from the Cold War: Defense contractors generally don't want to hire scientists from the former Soviet Union because doing so could violate security regulations that come along with government contracts. +"What we've had is a great escalation, and we only get 10 percent of our oil from the gulf, and a tilt toward Iraq," Adams said. +Paul D. Farrell, special situations analyst at Goldman, Sachs & Co., estimates that McKesson has walked away from "at least $100 million worth of business." +Anglo in turn owns 43.1 per cent of Minorco and 39.6 per cent of JCI. +A spokesman for Gulf & Western said his company hadn't yet seen the complaint, but added: "Arizona (Public Service Co.) purchased the pipe in 1966. +Police said they set small fires and threw beer bottles and cans at the stage. +In this tiny but diverse and very beautiful country you can discover tastes and sensations that are all but forgotten in the west. +She had been associate vice president for finance before coming to the CFTC in November 1981. +They hedge their promises. +In Monday's activity prices of long-term government bonds dropped nearly $5 for each $1,000 in face value, increasing their yields to the 8.54 percent-8.58 percent range. +Gold opened in London at a bid price of $358.90 a troy ounce, up from $358.75 bid late Tuesday. +Before we landed, they let two people hang with harnesses out of the plane to get pictures of the island. +Phoenix, which makes custom steel plate and seamless pipe products, currently is seeking a buyer. +Neither Kimberly-Clark nor Mr. Perelman could be reached for comment. +With fury; with passion; with anger: but probably without too much effect. +The Metropolis of Tokyo issue is the latest Yankee bond offering by a Japanese issuer. +Several members of Congress have said the payments ought to be linked to the release of American hostages being held in Lebanon by radical factions said to be under Iranian control. +The Fire Department ordered the evacuation of an office building next to the excavation containing the headquarters of United Press International, said department spokesman Ted Holmes. +The legal battle over Bayh's residency was triggered when Republican Gov. Robert D. Orr instructed the GOP-controlled State Election Board to consider Bayh's eligibility to hold the governor's office. +The tapes showed that Swindall continued to pursue negotiations for a $850,000 home construction loan after being told it might be financed with drug money he would be helping to launder. +Robert F. Simone, Scarfo's lawyer, expressed concern about the penalty phase in light of the jury's quick verdict. +It must be properly done with good walls, a tank and proper pipe work, but I think it is well worth it. 'We used mature plants in order to give us instant pleasure. +Here raindrops drum on the grass; there rain splashes against the sidewalk; over there it streams down the driveway. +Backfire bombers are now stationed at Kola, and Flogger fighter-bombers withdrawn from Hungary went to the north flank, he added. +Across the Atlantic, in Minnesota's lush Red River Valley, sugar-beet farmers similarly would succumb if not for the help of the U.S. government. +More than two million women in the U.S. have had implants over the past 30 years. +"It is very unlikely that if you can bring someone back (from that status) you'll have any functioning brain at all," McLaughlin said. +Valeria is attacked for her interest in science not only by her embarrassed father, but by the rest of the females. +Pittsburgh-based PNC was formed in 1983 by the consolidation of Pittsburgh National Corp. and Provident National Corp. of Philadelphia. +Tugboats on Friday rounded up as many as 14 runaway grain barges that had broken loose during a collision. +Commissioner Mike Lindberg withdrew the resolution at Wednesday's City Council meeting, which about three dozen people, many wearing badges reading "No Honor for Treason," attended. +But the US authorities made clear there was no link between these deaths and the defective equipment. +Lewis said the second single will be an edited version of "Small World (Part One)" and the instrumental "Small World (Part Two)," which features a guest appearance by jazz saxophonist Stan Getz. +Burundi is a Maryland-sized central African nation without wild elephants of its own. +However, final decisions are weeks away in both inquiries. +There wasn't any penalty for being unlicensed." Is that progress? "We lost a lot in the area of quality," Ackerman replies. "But we got a mandatory law after eight or nine attempts. +Airbus is well-positioned to benefit from the MD-11's troubles, analysts say, because the A340 has yet to fly and as a result hasn't demonstrated any problems. +"We are the premier auditor firm in the world, and we aren't going to sacrifice an audit client for some short-term commercial advantage," said Shawn F. O'Malley, chairman and senior partner of Price Waterhouse. +But IBM doesn't seem too pleased. +The opposition took 237 of 500 congressional seats in the July 6 elections and still claims Salinas won the presidency by fraud. +The Communist Party today accused a small group of students of conspiring to undermine the government by stirring unrest, and officials warned workers not to shut down factories in sympathy with the protesters. +NASA has no program to send astronauts to Mars. +Since Exco increased earnings by more than half last year, the timing for a flotation looks auspicious. Investors will have to decide whether the company is being offered at a cyclical profits peak or near the start of a prolonged recovery. +Southwestern Bell, one of the nation's leading suppliers of pagers, is also a major supplier of cellular telephone service in a dozen market areas. +The bonds have fallen 1 1/2 points in the past week. +Mitterrand said Tuesday that after watching the campaign, he feared opposing candidates were bringing on France disputes that threatened to damage the country. +The first two men retired because they are over 70, the recently set mandatory age for board retirement. A spokesman for Mr. Allen said he had a scheduling conflict with service on another board. +Gulf & Western Inc.'s Simon & Schuster Inc. publishing unit said it completed its acquisition of Infosearch. +When he asked another crew member what the flying procedure for those circumstances would be, he learned there was none. +"But if it's the working-class left in Denver and Pueblo, he won't do as well. +He was re-elected in 1986, but lost in 1988 to Democrat Ben Jones while under the cloud of his perjury indictment. +GM executives said that the company is determined to break even this year, even if the U.S. car market remains moribund. +The stock market declined slightly today in an atmosphere of caution heading into the long Easter-Passover weekend. +The agent fired a shot and fled. +Martin blamed the accident on human error, saying a switch that should have been closed was open, diverting the train from its proper track. +The largest of her holdings was a half-interest in an apartment building. +Nevada National had total assets at March 31 of $609 million, a spokeswoman said. +One may be used for drafting correspondence, for example, while another will hold information on customers. +Mr. Warner bought a 160-acre Ocala horse farm valued at $2.2 million. +Prime, which expanded in a period of softness in the real estate market and tight financing, has about $280 million in bank debt. +Information technology, however, makes it possible to identify what businesses in a particular area and sector are asking for. Mr Heseltine has stressed that the shops must make the most of new technologies. +"The only way to interpret the recent weakening of the markkaa is that the market is convinced the markkaa will be linked to the ECU in the same manner as Swedish and Norwegian currencies," said KOP's Mr. Mustonen. +The proposals have provoked an outcry from hunters and the well-organised gun lobby. +"The wide variation in HIV prevalences found in this survey indicates an opportunity to prevent increases in many areas of the United States," the researchers wrote. +Affluent buyers of their high-quality goods apparently didn't care too much about price. +Julius Gold of Westport contends in the Superior Court lawsuit that he helped develop and market Newman's Own salad dressing and that he was assured orally that he would receive 8 percent of the stock in return. +Three-month bankers acceptances are currently about 4 3/8 per cent. +Not all of Mr. Pietruski's statesman-like qualities are equally appreciated, though. +Israeli companies raised more than Dollars 500m in New York issues last year. Mr Bronfeld admits this is worrying for the TASE. +The blockage will seriously harm Iraq and could cause "a real agricultural disaster" in the long term, Iraq's ruling Baath Socialist Party's newspaper, Al-Thawra, warned in a front-page editorial Sunday. +If one of these ministries is left without someone in charge, even for a day or a week, a big part of the people's affairs will be left undone," Khamenei said. +The Export-Import Bank originally wanted to double its lending; Mr. Reagan has ended up asking for only a small increase. +Half a cheer for the new Ring at Bayreuth. +"Team 6," which will begin filming for 21st Century Film Corp. on Sept. 24, was first a story about Navy SEALs attacking a missile installation in a generic Middle Eastern country. +Mr. Holt is in the middle of a divorce from his wife of 20 years; he says that the breakup largely stemmed from his commitment to Western International. +But it's no fun to pick the favorites, so he chooses the all-Texas matchup of the Houston Oilers and Dallas Cowboys as his SB-XXVI longshot special. +However, Manville posted a $13.9 million restructuring charge. +UDC-Universal Development Limited Partnership said that nearly three million common shares were tendered under its self-tender offer, and that it will buy 2,187,000 of the shares at $27.50 each, or $60.1 million. +Mr. Feltsman plans to play no more than 60 concerts a year, far fewer than many major pianists. +Garrett, a staunch Republican, said he gets numerous requests daily from residents who want to see the likeness for themselves. +Rebel control of parts of Lofa County, north of Monrovia, has led government troops to turn back refugees fleeing the capital, witnesses said. +Mr. Cuisia said another buy-back would be the "most cost-effective" way for the country to reduce its debt burden. +It said the inquiry should be public. +The problems were compounded by the failure of the Cuban sugar harvest last year and a significant reduction in foreign earnings. +However, I also would say to those with the problem, your failure to take control of your life after being given an employer-sponsored chance means that your dismissal for cause for not completing rehabilitation probably will be upheld. +Transportation expenses rose 0.4 percent after a 0.2 percent rise in June. +Now, Leonard fields two to three applications a day. +The form released last November was tested only on employees in two IRS service centers. +Israel's Transport Ministry ordered the suspension of flights by El Al airlines to Stockholm, saying new airport-security measures there were inadequate. +The goal this year is 10,000, and Walcott notes there are more than 82 million Americans who put out food for wild birds. +Like so many before them, they were seduced by the monumental breadth of the Grosses Festspielhaus stage, diluting the opera's intimate atmosphere in decor of architectural vastness. +Day told the press freedom committee that news coverage has been limited in the gulf and last week, when the United States sent 3,200 soldiers to Honduras, the Pentagon sent its national media pool of 10 correspondents with them. +BAXTER International, the US hospital equipment group, is to form a 75 per cent-owned manufacturing venture in Russia to produce surgical instruments at a Moscow plant that once produced defence missile guidance systems. +And if the sale of the shopping centers to DeBartolo falls through or the company fails to come up with the additional $50 million, the banks will receive warrants to purchase equity in the company. +"It's an interesting case in light of the other issues that are looming nationally in terms of censorship and other issues affecting art grants," said Dick Dyer, a Maine Arts Commission spokesman who called Chappell a legitimate artist. +Proctor ruled in August 1988 that Warner's bankruptcy reorganization would not allow him to avoid paying restitution to Ohio. +He said: 'Shareholders appoint boards as their agents.' +Fifty-seven percent of shoppers said they eat more fruits and vegetables than a year ago; 34 percent are eating less meat; 27 percent eat less fat. Only 16 percent said they eat more fiber, and 18 percent said they eat more fish. +Of the three executive jets, a Lear 35 that was regularly used by Noriega was rented by Panama's defense forces to a Miami company for $230,000 a month, officials said. +Far more than a tourist site, it is the one unifying national symbol on which everyone agrees. +What we are trying to do is tap those who think it is too expensive.' Swet says attendances were 12 per cent higher in the first quarter of 1992 than in the same period last year, when theatres were badly hit by the effects of the Gulf war. +"You volitionally are dialing and asking for information." +Though I should point out that the author and I are, while in different colleges, both at the University of Maryland, I believe readers of Mr. Levy's book will agree that this is a fair-minded and perceptive analysis of American income distribution. +Rates have risen slightly in recent weeks, currently averaging 10.21 percent, according to a national survey by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. +The inflationist impulse is strong enough now that it's extended to attacking the Fed as an institution. +In the absence of an institutional commitment to compensate for the imbalance, the liberal arts inevitably became the raggedy stepchildren of the university. +Analysts said the producer price index has particular significance for the market after last week's unemployment report, which provided mixed signals. +But Mr Farrell helps to police them and to ensure that they stay within the fixed limits and take advantage of any special offers that come on to the market. +In the view of Hugh Johnson at First Albany Corp., there are good reasons to worry about inflation. +The experimental process mixes coal, iron ore and limestone to make liquid steel in one step. +Sheelen and Flynn bought Regina in a leveraged buy-out from General Signal Corp. in 1984 for $31.4 million. +For Mr. Goldman, who follows beverages, food and tobacco stocks, these are exciting times. +Its rate of loan losses and nonperforming assets has more than doubled, operating expenses have nearly tripled, and return on assets has shrunk to 0.5%. +Mrs. Linares said the couple had planned to see a lawyer Friday about having the child's life-support system disconnected. +If governors felt that they might at any time be used as a coercion instrument you would get mass resignations.' He pointed out that governors were volunteers, and could easily resign without financial loss. +While Dole figures to run better than that in the popular vote, the Republicans' delegate allotment system means the real score in delegates may be that bad or worse. +Distribution was being brought under direct control and extended. +Mr. Breeden sees the irony in championing a new version of this idea. +The panel is not permitted to criticize ordinary citizens it does not indict. +It says 129 countries have reported the disease. +The team was to meet Wednesday with Hun Sen, premier of the Phnom Penh government, and four Cabinet ministers. +Many Soviets add large amounts of sugar to their coffee or tea, and serve it with cake or candy. +The government says the squatters, who hope to be reimbursed for the land by the government if the crossing goes up, have no claim to the property. +Holmes is something of a mystery buff and gamesman. +The wines are also a rock-solid business. +Suspected drug cartel assassins killed a judge, a prosecutor and a bank official, part of a rise in bloodshed as traffickers seek to stop the extraditions of narcotics figures to the United States. +The others - which are likely to be more important - are the 'offer' and the 'bid' prices. +The defense was alerted to allegations about King on May 5 when a local TV news reporter said King admitted smoking crack cocaine up until four months before the North trial, according to the defense's court filing Friday. +The direct sales concern with interests in nutritional, personal and household products said the reincorporation won't result in any changes in the company or its management. +Bond and Campeau have both had notoriety in their personal lives as well as in their business dealings. +The stake was purchased from Feb. 2 through April 21 at $9.75 to $14 a share. +Senators from both parties praised Mr. Barr, who is 41 years old, as a nominee chosen for his professional competence as opposed to his political stature. +New York Fed President E. Gerald Corrigan hasn't announced a successor. +Battle stations were in an ancient building resembling, well, an ideal fixer-upper. +Nevertheless, in the programs he presents back home, Mr. Gordeyev says he is careful to maintain a healthy balance between the old and new. +Some of these models are headed for dealer lots already crowded with 1989 models. +The Manoukians are in custody and could be fined $1,000 each for disregarding the warnings, according to Brattlie. +Alas, no British black has spoken out as Mr. Sowell has, so that the charge of "racism" is in Great Britain leveled with impunity against all those who challenge the liberal consensus, sometimes with serious consequences for the victim. +Orders received during the second half of 1999 provide clear evedence that the breakthrough of DVD has occurred. +That could be as soon as Monday, at the next session of the full legislature. +"We planted that seed when we beat 'em in Norman (Okla.) in '85, and it grew when we beat 'em again here last season. +A representative for Linc said the company currently holds 4.8%, or 148,000 Scientific Leasing shares. +Is there a need for a secretariat? +In 1979, the Carter administration minted 800 million Anthony dollars; more than 425 million currently sit in vaults in the Treasury Department and Federal Reserve. +It was painted 100 years ago by P S Kroyer, perhaps the finest of the Skagen painters. I went there in November, when there was an un-summerly chill and it was dark by 5pm. +The pointed nature of the ACLU's appeal is designed to spur such a quick response. +We all know how that is done. +Parents, of course, teach mostly by example. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 11.13 points to 2,546.53 by noontime on Wall Street. +Management said it is "comfortable" with analysts' estimates of second-quarter per-share earnings of 43 cents. +Ohio (23) _ Slight Bush edge in important battleground. +Thus its performance is vital to the success of German car producers. So, too, therefore is its cost structure and its capacity not only to make technological advances but also to finance these. +The profit growth came despite disappointing sales from Pfizer's animal health and consumer products segments. +In financial broking the company expected to return to profit this year. The proposed final dividend is raised to 20p making a total of 26p (25p). +No one has ever been denied the First Amendment here. +"We try to reduce the feeling of trying to use excessive power when you get into a situation where you are humiliated or hurt. +Sales of new homes, bolstered by falling mortgage rates, surged 14.4 percent in July, the fastest pace in nearly three years, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday. +And international observers are dismayed by the country's recent economic performance. +Enterprise Oil dropped 13 pence to 669 pence on market rumors that Elf Acquitaine might try to place a stake in the company again. +Once Iacocca-mania took hold, every corporate hotshot in America got a zillion dollars to write his memoirs. +GORDON BUNSHAFT, an architect noted for austere, modernist designs in glass and steel and best known for his Lever House, which introduced the International style to New York's Park Avenue in 1952. +The senator last June announced he was a candidate for the presidency, but withdrew from the race in September in the wake of disclosures that he committed plagiarism during law school and exaggerated his academic accomplishments during campaign stops. +'People in the building will laugh. +"Capital is another thing. +Although a county probation report recommended that Charley Tom Lee be placed on supervised probation, Superior Court Judge Judith Chirlin sentenced him to state prison, saying his actions had instilled fear and terror in drivers. +In such a scenario, the domestic financial markets would be a perpetual hostage to the threat of balance-of-payments crises and investment would remain depressed because of uncertainty about both the sustainability of demand and the cost of capital. +Malcolm Muggeridge once complained that Etonians never forget where they went to school. Probably the most striking thing about Eton for an outsider is the degree of autonomy enjoyed by the boys. +President Lennart Meri, who proposed him, must now produce another candidate. +Countdown preparations continued without incident Friday for space shuttle Columbia, which is scheduled to lift off next week on an astronomy mission with seven astronauts. +Citicorp, the nation's largest bank holding company with assets of $203.6 billion, is the leader of negotiations between banks and the Brazilian government aimed at restructuring that country's debt. +Mrs. Quayle will be able to resume her full schedule in four to six weeks. +Some analysts project the drug might generate $500 million in annual sales if approved for the new use by the FDA. +In that interview, the president also called Lt. +Garden State consists of 13 daily newspapers in eight states and also owns a 50% interest in another group of daily and weekly papers in New Jersey. +His reason for intervening, he explains, was that 'basically the Luxembourg lawyers are pretty useless and they were not putting the case at all, and it was all in French. +The surprise increase in base rates by a number of leading French banks and widespread disappointment across global markets with the outcome of the latest auction of German bunds provided the real trigger for a global slide in equity markets. +The anticipated quarterly earnings are in contrast to the year-ago period, when it had a loss of $149.8 million, or $2.10 a share. +One relatively heavy user is Utah, represented by GOP Sen. Jake Garn, the outgoing chairman of the Senate Banking Committee and a key appropriations panel. +"Brewing is really an unknown science," he contends, checking the temperature chart on a stainless-steel fermenting tank. +Receiving the Nobel Prize, he had commented Monday, was "an appreciation of the cause we are all working for." But the democratic forces Gorbachev helped release are now working far faster than he is to decentralize economic and political power. +Garcia Meza came to power in a military coup in July 1980 and appointed Arce Gomez interior minister _ the top law enforcement post. +If the division finds there is probable cause to rule discrimination occurred, the case will go to a hearing, he said. +Here is the text of Gen. +Gerben Meihuizen, the Dutch ambassador to Syria, said he had "no confirmation" of the report. +He moved to the United States in 1949, but retained his British nationality and was knighted for his contributions to music. +Istat said the trade balance in the first six months of 1989 showed a deficit of 14.151 trillion lire, widened from 8.453 trillion a year earlier. +The disadvantages are that the investor does not receive any income, and that any gain on the bond is subject to income, not capital gains tax. +He noted the loan portfolio for lesser-developed countries amounted to less than a quarter of 1% of First Union's total loans. +Charges against them were not immediately announced. +Robert North, the officer in charge of New York Harbor, said Friday that a preliminary investigation into Thursday's spill had not yet determined whether Exxon was at fault. +The combination will conclude a long contest for control of Taft involving Mr. Lindner, a group led by Texas investor Robert M. Bass and a group led by Dudley S. Taft, a member of the company's founding family. +The union intentions became known after it issued a notice of a news conference scheduled for Friday. +The four new dioceses contain most of the church-run community centers that often work with leftist political parties. +But the poll also showed that Hispanics split 52-44 percent when asked if they supported erection of secure fences and barriers to thwart illegal border crossings. +A general slump in brokerage activity also has led Shearson to realign its top management and begin a round of 800 layoffs in an attempt to increase profitability and cut costs. +The reports said George wrote that he was taken by five men armed with a machine gun and grenades. +As previously reported, Fisher has been in discussions with other shareholders, including Delafield Asset Management Inc., and plans to continue those talks. +The court rejected Reagan administration arguments that the government can't be sued for alleged negligence in any safety-related regulatory program. +A winter storm warning was posted for northern Montana and a snow advisory was posted for western Wyoming. +Photos by AP Staff Photographer Jeff Widener Afghan war refugees, haunted by loneliness and memories of their bombed villages, their spouses or children killed, sit for hours in the sun-baked mud homes of their camps in Pakistan. +And disclosure rules discouraging family-owned businesses from taking their shares public have created a severe shortage of new listings on Taiwan's stock exchange. +The cause of the fire, which started Monday afternoon, was unknown. +"I am desperate," wrote Army Staff Sgt. James A. Miller of the 82nd Airborne Division. "San Antonio is my home and Pace Picante sauces are on my table all the time. +The French company is conducting a $78-a-share, or $1.96 billion, hostile tender offer for the Palatine, Ill., electrical-products concern. +The Coast Guard made surveillance flights for three days, charting drifting oil for the fishing boats. "Very few areas where halibut fishing takes place had any free floating oil and it looks good," said Cmdr. +In the months to follow, Dukakis would frequently tell his campaign audiences of his and his cousin's successes, declaring 1988 "the year of the Dukaki," a comment she also made backstage after claiming her Oscar. +A Justice Department security team sent from Washington to protect classified information in the Noriega trial has told defense attorneys they may have to pass security clearances before gaining access to the documents they need. +He hasn't fought anybody,' said Holyfield last week. +There are more compounds in exploratory development - 16 -than ever before. Zofran, also known as ondansetron, was as effective as Warner-Lambert's Cognex for the treatment of Alzheimer's symptoms and was far safer, said Dr Sykes. +Sales rose to $83.5 million from $70.6 million. +William James, chairman, president and chief executive of Falconbridge, wasn't available for comment. +Investors ignored positive comments about the stock. +The company said it will take cost-cutting measures, including writing off excess inventory and underutilized capital assets, vacating certain facilities and restructuring product line organizations. +But other U.S. officials, who advocate tapping frozen Iraqi accounts, believe they have a solution. +And we're trying to read between the lines here. +In addition, the figures aren't adjusted for seasonal changes, as most government statistics are. +He wouldn't say whether the bomb came in Robinson's mail, and Savannah police referred inquiries to the FBI. +To fix the credit anomaly, the legal lending limit should be lowered to force federally insured banks to make only relatively small loans. +Showers and thunderstorms also extended from the central Appalachians to the coast of the Carolinas. +"If I were Donald Trump, I would sue Ivana for divorce and get a $25 million settlement. +It apparently was the first such call since the trade union was banned in 1982. +About 30 staff are likely to be laid off. +Dr. Shulman "doesn't fit the mold of the traditional, conservative investment adviser, medical doctor or banker," says Mr. Saks. +The Arizona GOP convention on Saturday elected Mecham, who was impeached and removed from office, as one of the state's 33 delegates to the convention in New Orleans in August. +Continental Airlines, another Texas Air unit, said it plans no major changes because of the Transportation Department pact. +States spent 6.1 percent of their money for such activities and cities allocated 6.8 percent of their funds for justice, the report said. +Until Begin's electoral victory in the 1970s, the Revisionists represented a minority among Zionists. +Tennessee's only black member of Congress, Democrat Ford contends he is a victim of Justice Department lawyers with a taste for prosecuting black leaders. +Permit the SEC to issue subpoenas and investigate insider trading on behalf of foreign countries, with the idea that foreign countries would offer reciprocal privileges to the United States. +Cap Weinberger was on TV at the time, giving vent to his personal anti-Iranian convictions. +In May, the FCC is expected to float another trial balloon on regulating the company. +Ms. Compton was serving a life sentence for attempted murder; Ms. Burk was serving time for drug manufacture and possession, officials said. +Maxicare also said it hasn't yet resolved a dispute with holders of the 8 1/4% convertible debentures issued by its HealthCare USA unit. +Mr. Arkin said that many of the impressions given U.S. television viewers by Pentagon briefers in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and Washington were misleading. +He said the students will receive medical examinations while they wait for repatriation at the camp administered by the Thai army and the Thai and Burmese Red Cross. +What is the minimum length of time I need to remain abroad and for how long, and under what conditions would I be able to return to the UK during this period without jeopardising my non-resident status? +BankAmerica's ratings on about $5.5 billion of debt were lowered by Moody's, which questioned whether profitability will improve soon. +Cambridge Bio Science Corp., a biotechnology concern, said it received Food and Drug Administration approval to market a diagnostic test kit for human adenoviruses, which are believed to cause viral respiratory diseases and viral gastroenteritis. +"For me, every night at the Schiller is a premiere," he said in a recent interview. "German is a difficult language. +Premier Michel Rocard has freed up $1 billion in emergency funds to improve the high schools. +In the other corner is the plodding "Inside Edition," a knockoff of Fox's "A Current Affair" that King World hopes will knock "USA Today" out of the ring. +The more conservative of these borrowers would refrain from using the entire $15,000, but instead would invest $10,000 in an income-producing property and keep $5,000 in reserve to service the three loans. +'We are getting a great many more senior executives than two to three years ago,' says Raymond Hudson of Drake Beam Morin. +The decisions came as ABC News reported that the vice president held a 2-to-1 lead over Sen. Dole in Illinois. +"If we teach the principles of nonviolent social change to the kids from kindergarten, what do we do when they stage a walkout?" one educator asked. +Michael Shane was president and majority stockholder of Appendagez until 1979 when he sold his stock in the company in two transactions. +He has resisted carrying out the type of political and economic reforms introduced in the Soviet Union by President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. +Hence the difficulty others have in understanding him, and his difficulty making others understand his concerns. +The firm, founded in 1931, publishes print and electronic advisories and manages 14 mutual funds as well as private and institutional accounts. +But higher raw material and energy costs, and weather-related outages, caused industrial products earnings to be worse than expected. +Still, Mr. Lee said, "you just don't dash out and pay a huge price" in the early days of trading, when the shares might settle at a lower price in the months ahead. +"I was very fortunate. +The White House wanted Mr. Bork depicted as open-minded and respectful of precedent, and as a result toned down the Justice Department's draft. +Shining Path rebels allied with drug traffickers ambushed policemen in two areas of Peru's coca-producing jungles, killing nine and wounding 12, a government official said Wednesday. +The solution is its recently unveiled Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) which uses equipment provided by Digital Equipment as part of a Pounds 1m sponsorship deal. This enables the user to search catalogues by responding to questions on a computer. +Though other prospective bidders have had to agree not to make a hostile offer for Murray in the next two years, Murray said it "isn't asking Electrolux to abide by all those restrictions." +And here, the works in this show are in even bigger trouble. +The Marx books were still in circulation. +It offered a new way to ease the money woes of big debtors, like Brazil and Mexico, which have combined debts of $220 billion. +Such success!" said Irina Rozhenko of the Ukrainian pro-democracy movement Narodny Rukh. +Huge sales of wheat to China and the Soviet Union have been made under the program since the arrangement was authorized by Congress in the 1985 farm law. +Each time, the Anglican priest asked to come to Washington to meet Reagan administration officials. +"He would certainly have referred to it if there had been any foundation to it," Schumann told The Associated Press. +"We have treated AIDS simply and solely as the public health crisis it is," Health and Human Services Secretary Otis R. Bowen told a gathering of top federal officials involved in fighting the epidemic. +"The village is not safe," said Harbhajan Singh, the village's headman. "No one moves out at night, only the police. +Financial analysts applaud these efforts, but add that they aren't enough to stop the takeover speculation surrounding Upjohn. +These raids have resulted in a loss of 80,000 jobs, according to testimony from Thomas Donahue, secretary-treasurer of the AFL-CIO. +For Mr. Campbell, the study of myth led to all the big questions: How was the universe created? +During production of "Hollywood Shuffle," his first movie, producer-writer-director Robert Townsend nearly lost hope. +Egyptians voted Thursday in a referendum to decide whether to give President Hosni Mubarak a mandate to dissolve Parliament. +Despite his best efforts, West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl says the issue may not come to a head until the end of the year. +Iraq now rations some basic foods. +Ingestion of household chemicals, many of which are stored under sinks, killed 56 kids in 1985. +Manuel Feliu, president of the nation's largest business association, said Chile had already lost $200 million, while authorities said 200,000 fruit industry workers were laid off. +Mr Carttiss said he had sought to honour the manifesto while Mr Major had failed to fulfil pledges to curb the sums paid by Britain to the European Union. +Nevertheless, he has a good story to tell. +Bloomingdale's, a unit of Campeau's Federated Department Stores Inc., is based in New York. +Duke students were given a chance to work on "Metamorphosis." Some 200 responded to an ad in The Chronicle, the campus newspaper, and 44 were chosen to help with everything from props to publicity to stage managing to transportation. +The shares are trading on a deserved premium prospective p/e of just under 16. +Anderson's lawyers contended in their appeals that his mental shortcomings were not considered by the jury that gave him the death sentence. +Despite its implausible almost-romance between Hanks and Field and an irritating saccharine ending complete with aftertaste, "Punchline" is redeemed by Hanks and humor. +The Bates case was the first and only time the congressional ethics committees had disciplined a member of Congress for sexual harassment. +Curt Anderson, a vice president for public affairs with Sunkist in Sherman Oaks, Calif., told The Star-Ledger of Newark that the case appears to be isolated, but that the boxes were pulled off shelves as a precaution. +But it was 'not doing hanky-panky'. The cover-up came to light, however, when the CBK was asked why it did not meet its foreign debt obligations when it had significant cash reserves abroad. +After his surrender in the wake of the December invasion of Panama, del Cid was identified by the U.S. government as one of Noriega's right-hand men. +"There weren't a lot of people hitting the exits." Once the arbitrage selling subsided, oil stocks began to show strength and the market's rebound got under way. +Both sides said they hoped to reach an agreement today on a plan for negotiating an end to nearly a decade of civil war that has claimed 70,000 lives. +Mr. Matthews, who said he isn't a member of the group, declined to identify the bank or the executives involved in the potential offer. +That would give a total value of $1,253.55 for the converted debentures, based on the $30.50-a-share closing price of Bergen Brunswig's Class A common on Monday. +But just because car and truck owners want to stretch their payments over five years doesn't mean they want to keep the vehicles that long. +A corrected agate table appears in this issue. +The two banks' reports reflected a general downturn for West Germany's banking industry after exceptional earnings in 1986. +The fighting pitted the urban population against the countryside, which supported Mr Gamsakhurdia. Under Mr Gamsakhurdia's rule, Georgia virtually became a pariah state. +The department's move helped douse speculation that corn prices would have to rise significantly in order to ration the supply of the recently harvested crop so it would last until the next harvest. +"The Pakistani government doesn't want to finish this game," the orange-squash vendor continues, hoisting himself onto Mr. Rahman's oilcloth-covered counter and sitting there cross-legged. +Reaching that level will require an increase of 3.4 percent in the fourth quarter. +He told us to choose which ones we'd be interested in and he produced a story. +The shares ended 13 lower at 241p. +The act, combined with an executive order in 1987, allows federal laboratories to enter into cooperative research and development agreements with the private sector and provides for royalty sharing by government scientists. +It doesn't even have what you'd expect for the finale, the fiery blast that destroyed the Challenger and killed its seven-member crew, among them Christa McAuliffe, a New Hampshire schoolteacher. +As they chart their course through the coming months, what indicators are the various members of the Fed's policy-making Federal Open Market Committee watching? +As head of credit and real estate, Mr. Boyle is being placed in a sensitive position that he is very familiar with. During the 1970s, Mr. Boyle was instrumental in Chase's work-out of troubled real estate loans, which once again are rising. +Cotton futures prices collapsed; grains and soybeans were mostly lower; and livestock and meat were mixed. +During Thursday's news conference, Lemmerich was asked why the exhibition stops in 1939, without covering the Nazis' scientific research in World War II. +Aside from investing in a delicatessen that displayed photographs of gangsters on the walls, Raymond Junior stayed in the background, authorities said. +The story of the "Freshman" is pure fantasy. +But at the time, government officials said they didn't expect any further new offerings before the year end. +However, the surroundings could have been grimmer than Garden City with its boulevards and air of fading inter-war gentility. The US Treasury initially thought of hosting the meeting in a hotel nearer to J F Kennedy airport. +Medicare payments to hospitals will rise 2.7% in the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 unless Congress decides to set a different rate, the Department of Health and Human Services said. +Canadian Imperial has opposed the plan because the Encor shares that secure its loans don't pay dividends. +The House generates these extra credits in part by requiring slightly deeper cuts from the large dirty utilities affected by the first phase of the legislation. +Young noted in his opinion that the agency "is looking at a synthetically formed new drug" when it operates under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act that gives it regulatory authority. +Sharon Stevenson, an Apple staff member who coordinated advertising for the contest, said she had not known that the basketball camp admitted girls. +Metropolitan may acquire an option on Mr. Hack's stake or buy some or all of his shares, the filing said. +The plan, which is opposed by the Treasury, would result in the loss to the federal government of more than $1 billion of foregone interest payments over the term of the loans, according to congressional and administration officials. +A spokesman for the Pittsburgh-based industrial and consumer products concern said it was "disappointed in Moody's action; however, it will not affect our operations." +Ten were arrested on outstanding felony warrants and the rest were arrested on misdemeanor warrants. +Not on the dance-floor, alas. Radio 3 has always given it some time, so has Radio 2, more acceptably to me, as Humphrey Lyttelton has much the same preferences as I have. +TV STAR _ Former Secretary of State George P. Shultz has signed a deal to develop a TV series with PBS' MacNeil-Lehrer Productions. Jim Lehrer, co-anchor of "The MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour" will be the host of the series on diplomacy and statecraft. +He said an analysis due next summer is designed to checkthe accuracy. +For the year, clothing prices, which are sensitive to import prices, were up 4.9%, the biggest rise since one of 6.8% in 1980. +So withholding information was not a crime. +Decorators always have been able to achieve special effects _ at decorators' prices. +No one was injured, but an elderly nun and three other people in the building in Pretoria were rescued from a balcony where they were trapped by flames. +On May 24, eight people were killed and 57 injured when an express train derailed in northern Thailand. +The paper promised to forward all 145 cards and gifts entered in the contest to Springsteen through his agent. +However, this will require more capital, and so become more expensive. so In the first 10 days of taking on a large exposure, firms would need three times the normal capital backing. +Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., said "I have all the respect for Senator Byrd over the period of time he has served as majority leader and minority leader. +NutraSweet officials won't estimate the size of the market for Simplesse. +"I'm hard pressed to come up with a group he's appeared before where he's said 'You're wrong,'" says GOP political strategist Doug Bailey. +Foreigners have purchased large amounts of Treasury securities in recent years, helping the government finance its budget deficits. +The agreement calls for a United Nations-organized observer commission. +Mr. Tregurtha couldn't be reached for comment. +Lawrence I. Bernstein, a vice president for marketing, said more money will be spent promoting the game than on any other in the company's history. That covers famous titles like Candy Land, Chutes and Ladders and the The Game of Life. +The protest was smaller than major protests Nov. 19 and 26 when thousands of people demanding Chun's arrested clashed with police in Seoul. +The school's single-sex status did not dissuade him. "It was just an interesting factor." The first few months, however, were tough. +It opened at 126.40 yen, and traded between 126.30 yen and 127.37 yen. +In the 1976 Olympics, the West German lugers, having worked with the Messerschmitt airplane people, advanced the aerodynamics. +The film is said to be the first-ever dramatic feature produced by an environmental organization. +The measure aimed at silencing IRA propaganda applies to radio and TV interviews with the publicly funded British Broadcasting Corp. and independent commercial networks, but not to newspapers or foreign media. +The last time a network swept the top 10 was three weeks ago, when NBC had the top 11 shows. +Goldberg said comfort, self-adjusting support and the matching of the seat to the worker's task are the most important factors in selecting an office chair. +The department said it would hold up retaliation against Japanese companies pending the outcome of negotiations between the two governments Sept. 19-22 in Tokyo. +He is an independent candidate in the November general election for one of two at-large city council positions. +Bennett and Brady had been asked by President Bush to look into ways of dealing with the proliferation of such weapons amid mounting violence among drug dealers in inner city areas. +The teacher asks the question and the student must give the right answer. +But ignoring it, as Quayle and other U.S. policy makers seem to be doing, will not make it easier. +Once he had criticized NASA for ignoring safety. +"The era of the 1980s is about compound interest and the reaching for it," says James Grant, editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, an early critic of the junk bond market. +Mr John Williams, researcher at WM Company, another UK performance measurement service, notes that while his service covers roughly 77 per cent of all UK pension assets, no US benchmark covers more than 20 per cent. +The chairmen of defense appropriations and authorizing committees are to meet early this week on the second issue. +So I wrote a little test speech and prepped for some Q&A. +Jack Ruby bought the revolver for $62.50 in a Dallas gun shop and used it to shoot Oswald two days after Kennedy was assassinated. +Esso China is the operator of the well, in which it shares an interest with a Royal Dutch/Shell Group unit and a Chinese government company, China National Offshore Oil Corp. +Candidates with little following or chance to win weren't invited to either debate. +The efficiency of farmers _ productivity _ has more than doubled in the last 40 years, he said. +The physicians released their appeal in Rome following a three-day meeting in the northern Italian city of Prato. +But his mother, Dorothy Johnson, said he had already made plans to report for duty and had been told to "stay put" until he was needed. +The consultancy says this would acknowledge the reality that employers can find themselves forced to lay off some of their most skilled employees. +Mr. Lerach said "an independent expert" has valued this "therapeutic relief" at $25 million or more. +In another report, the USDA reported there were 4.8 million pounds of frozen pork bellies in the nation's commercial freezers as of Sept. 30 compared with 32 million pounds a year earlier. +"These people are not stupid. +At Hughes Aircraft, the loss of the FAA bid came as a blow to officials who had predicted confidently in interviews last month that their system would be judged superior. +The Tory manifesto pledged to allow grant-maintained schools to introduce selection 'if that is what parents clearly want and it fits in with the wider needs of the local area'. The wording was deliberately vague. +During seven years in the Navy, he tried several times to contact his father without success. +As scores of Iraqi hostages joyfully returned home, former hostage Frank Reed implored the nation not to forget the 13 Westerners still held in Lebanon. +Government statistics paint an equally sanguine picture. +The CAC-40 index ended the week 3.2 per cent lower at 1,687.53. 'We've seen a very slippery slide this summer,' says Mr Simon Hopkins, a broker with James Capel in Paris. +After spending six months and $2 million, an internal investigation of MiniScribe Corp. has concluded that senior management apparently "perpetrated a massive fraud on the company, its directors, its outside auditors and the investing public." +By the spring of 1987, however, the bank apparently had lost confidence in CIT management. +Arab League mediators proclaimed the latest cease-fire Thursday, calling it an "inland truce" to halt the shelling duels that wreaked havoc on Beirut's Moslem and Christian sectors and many summer resort towns in Lebanon's central mountains. +Twelve members of migrant worker families have died after eating poison mushrooms picked in southern Turkey, doctors said Thursday. +Blewitt said the city Department of Social Services, which took custody of the child over the weekend, refused to let his client see her daughter Tuesday. +Crude imports were up to 6.8 million barrels a day, compared with imports of 6.6 million barrels a week earlier and 6.4 million barrels a year earlier, API said. +There will be three performances of Peter Stein's seven-and-a-half hour production of Aeschylus's 'Oresteia' trilogy in the Murrayfield Ice Rink. +Long-run prospects look even better for young men finishing school and beginning regular jobs. +There is no sports betting, no poker and no keno, a popular Nevada game that's similar to bingo. +Companies' profit margins in the new competitive environment are coming under pressure so they are cutting overheads in the form of jobs. +GE didn't have any comment on Whirlpool's determination to pursue Roper. +Every single case recently pursued by the OFT falls into this category. +Kaifu asked Japan Socialist Party Chairwoman Takako Doi, who delivered a lengthy criticism of his party's policies. +Mr. Hart figures the Democrats will pick up one or two Senate seats and lose no more than a handful of seats in the House. +The ostriches had been released from their 30-day quarantine at a USDA-approved facility in Mundelein, Ill., without discovery of the problem. +Rescuers and spectators cheered as Luisa Mallorca, a 20-year-old cleaning woman, and Arnel Calabia, a 26-year-old security guard, were pulled from the debris. +Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms were forecast from Montana to Minnesota and Iowa. +Campeau won't sell the Ann Taylor or Brooks Brothers apparel chains it acquired last year along with parent Allied Stores, sources said. +Economists said the threat won't diminish as long as the confrontation between U.S.-led forces in the Gulf and Iraq continues and the price of oil, on which Japan depends for most of its energy, stays high. +Rahman Morina, Kosovo's interior minister, said Wednesday that "extraordinary circumstances have taken place which threaten public order," the official Yugoslav news agency Tanjug reported. +But, he adds, "the U.S. should come up with more." The report calls on business to play a role. +Its image has been that of a conservative, Afrikaans organisation, dominated by grey men in grey suits wearing grey shoes. Some of these judgments must now be revised. +The other effect may be to make the unions more independent of a state on which they have traditionally depended, and create a far more combative relationship. The spectre of unemployment concerns more than a few Russian officials. +The national debt, under $1 trillion when Ronald Reagan took office, is now more than $2.6 trillion. +To be accepted, they must be screened by parole and probation officials, who make the decision along with the Corrections Department. +The hospital manager expects to continue expanding aggressively, despite the proposed sale of some of its properties and the withdrawal of a bid to acquire other hospitals. +The state-run news agency PAP, on its English-language service, today carried its first report on the Nowa Huta strike and said plant managers should resist the strikers' demands. +"We brought close to 200 pounds of beaver meat with us," said Rollin Welch, handler for Graham, who also didn't finish the race. "It's a high-protein meat. +A high school boy and girl performed a sex act in a classroom in front of at least a dozen students, authorities said. +"We don't know how much Nancy knows but she seems to be happy when the baby visits," said Mrs. Zusselman. +Three people attending a production of "Anything Goes" found out after the show that it was their cars that were gone. +The newspaper did not say when the rebellion took place. +Global Exchange's tours, in fact, are supposed to break down stereotypes, inspire people to get involved in community organizations, and build ties between people in developed and developing areas _ the so-called First and Third Worlds. +Several people shout angrily. +He has an encyclopedic grasp of a whole bunch of areas, from Japanese beer companies to precious metals. +"I gave the president my undeclinable resignation" the 73-year-old lawyer and career politician told reporters. +Conforte said the proposed brothel for women could be added to the current 105-room bordello within six months if the stock offering goes well. +There will also be fights over how much power, if any, the Federal Reserve should have to keep big banks from failing, how quickly to allow banks to branch nationwide, and whether to require banks to offer basic services to low-income customers. +Justice Court Judge Dale Ford said Gunter would have to file a civil lawsuit to recover his materials. +The cars often need more than one battery, plus high-performance alternators, to feed enough power to these Godzillas. +Another racer endured a 12-hour ride to Luxor on a packed Egyptian bus complete with live chickens and recorded Islamic prayers. +But her conservative, landowner-dominated party may drag its feet on this and other measures. +Bush made no mention of the other nuclear weapons already planned for European deployment. +Most were hard hit by the October crash, making them among the most depressed issues going into January. +Bristol-Myers and Squibb agreed to merge in a stock swap valued at $11.52 billion, creating what may be the world's second-biggest drug manufacturer, after Merck. +The hay will come from private fields ordinarily idled under the federal government's Conservation Reserve Program but freed because of the drought. +That accomplished, he has seen a historic chance to sow, on the leveled ground of Poland and other Catholic nations of Eastern Europe, a spiritual renewal that could extend to an irreligious and consumer-crazed West. +By contrast, the market grew between 10% and 15% a year through 1985. +Outside, the main hall is deserted. +Barr and his lawyer, Charles Scarlata, refused to comment on the case after the hearing. +Moreover, the promotion was cited by many of the magazines and newspapers that covered the show. +Moreover, an aide to Mr. Brown said Gov. Deukmejian "has expressed a desire not to spend all the reserve on this." +The project, to be completed by 1995, is expected to increase oil production by 100,000 barrels a day, officials said Tuesday. +Stephen L. Joseph, 46, an executive vice president, was named head of a newly created commercial real estate department. +The Tyne and Wear Development Corporation is contributing Pounds 80,000 towards rental costs. +In her experience, she said, "most separating people are far too angry with each other for a ceremony like that. +He can sometimes seem rather high-handed.' It is just as well for RJB, then, that Mr Budge is highly regarded. A tall and athletic-looking man of 47, Mr Budge has achieved success in several walks of life. +"Surrogate motherhood has clearly been the hardest issue that we've tackled yet in the task force," says Mr. Baeza. +The government claims the Reagan administration has been attempting to stir up discontent in Nicaragua. +But avoid the stocks. +Price and currency volatility, new global competitors, overcapacity, policy shifts and other factors all affect where and what you purchase. +Contras hope the fractious Miskitos can put their personal and ideological differences aside long enough to elect a representative for the new anti-Sandinista directorate. +Supply-and-demand news was scarce, with continuing labor problems in the North Sea providing most of the action. +Khadijah Othman, director of the National Forest and Wildlife Protection Department, told reporters the turtles were seized last month from an Indonesian bringing them into the country. +After announcing a shortfall of $1.94 billion, caused primarily by overly optimistic income-tax forecasts, the state said it would put a freeze on hiring, equipment acquisitions, capital spending and new contracts for outside services. +Some ministers appreciate Iran's dilemma on this issue, which is extremely controversial in Iran at a time when parliamentary elections are approaching. +While almost half of all Americans who ever took up smoking have quit, the CDC said, more than 50 million people in the United States continue to smoke. +Adoptive immunotherapy involves taking immune cells from cancer patients, stimulating the cells with a drug called interleukin-2, and re-injecting them in the hope the cells will attack the patients' tumors. +Lawmakers rejected by 239-175 a Republican motion to instruct House conferees on the pending trade bill to drop the amendment. +The six congressmen were identified as Reps. +Holders of companion CMOs can lose whether interest rates rise or fall. +"This syndrome is endemic to most American and European engineers," notes C. Gordon Bell, one of the country's top computer architects. +"What is new is that we're getting just a few crumbs from Washington," Gates said. +Aside from the all-time low, the latest reading was the lowest for any quarter since the first year of the index's existence, when it reached 87.8 in early 1975. +That is no longer an immediate prospect. +Still, Mr. Savitz says the researchers haven't been able to establish electromagnetism as a cause of cancer. +One person was killed and more than 1,000 were injured, according to police and news reports. +However, the parties agreed to the $75 million figure and the judge approved it Thursday with the understanding Eastern could request additional money from the fund, which contains money from asset sales. +When the ship docked in Tallin, Soviet authorities, tipped by the Swedes, wouldn't allow the Mercedes to debark. +Frank S. Swain, the Small Business Administration's chief counsel for advocacy, urged American companies to set up a subsidiary in one of the 12 countries. +The National Academy of Sciences, meanwhile, has found that homeowners already use four to eight times as many chemical pesticides per acre as farmers, and the disparity is widening. +But are business schools shortsighted? +This approach could be justified by the need to regain the economic sovereignty allegedly lost by individual member states. How are such pressures to be resisted? +In one acrimonious exchange, Marcello Valenzano, Abcotek's president, accused directors of lying about the company's plans. +But the prices of transaction-processing systems have put them well out of reach of smaller concerns. +Until then, there is nothing further to add.' Cancellation of the plan for a merger of the central parts of the two organisations will come as a relief to staff at the much smaller EEF. +Total nonperforming assets rose to $513 million, or 2.21% of loans at the end of the quarter. +The nominee did what he needed to do on his own behalf. +A Treasury statement said oil from both Iraq and Kuwait loaded before President Bush's trade embargo against Iraq took effect may be delivered in the United States. +A volunteer firefighter who authorities said started blazes so he could look like a hero by battling them has been accused of setting six fires since December. +It can also get lonely away from the big medical centers. +It isn't yet known whether the Justice Department, which received the results of United Technologies' internal probe last month, is opening its own investigation into the alleged bribes. +Or perhaps they simply need more time to spend their yen. The sight of a male colleague dousing himself with an expensive cologne rather surprised me recently. +"Sometimes you say things, and then you realize it wasn't the proper thing to say," the official said. +The money, according to Mackintosh, will be refunded. +Sept. 18 (daybreak) _ Hugo crosses the northeast corner of Puerto Rico. +Ferry boats will transport the faithful from outlying islands and officials expect at least 50,000 to attend the papal Mass on Praia's Quebra Canela Beach. +Mr John Monks, the TUC's incoming general secretary, yesterday denied the proposed peace plan could breach the new employment law. However, from November 30 individual workers will be legally entitled to decide which union they want to join. +This year's crop is estimated to be 20 to 50 per cent higher than 1992's. The initial stimulus for increasing output came from a crackdown on opium-growing in Middle Eastern countries, including Turkey and Iran. +And they have been gathering information in person, by telephone or with hand-held radios used by rescue workers. +Big corporate mailers seek discounts from the U.S. Postal Service by doing their own ZIP code pre-sorting. +Piet Rudolph faces six charges of terrorism and was arrested in September after months of evading the authorities. While in hiding, he sent a videotape to news media declaring war on the government for its racial reforms. +Houphouet-Boigny, 84, has ruled Ivory Coast since its independence from France in 1960. +Prosecutions for environmental offences were also sharply up. While the industry had increased productivity per-man-shift by 45 per cent since 1989, and cut costs 16 per cent, it was worried by the prospect of continually-changing legislation. +GM exceeded Massachusetts regulations that are federally enforceable under the Clean Air Act, the EPA said. +Also on the list are Sam M. Walton, founder of Wal-Mart Stores, who is "well-mannered but does not flaunt his wealth or act like a big-shot," said Mrs. Stewart. +"There is nothing in what has happened here that should result in a recession," the president said. +Israel radio said Mrs. Kanaan was held for three days. +Closed-door negotiations between Democrats, Republicans and the White House cleared away most differences on the legislation, prompting both sides to hold out hope an agreement could be reached by next week. +"I love the parks," Henson said. "They have been among my favorite places for years. +In Lawrence, Orlov told reporters he was trying to "consolidate friendship" with Americans during his visit, his first to the United States. +The inmates at the Iowa State Penitentiary at Fort Madison filed a civil rights lawsuit alleging that guards and officials mistreated them, endangered their lives by revealing they were informants and filed false disciplinary reports against them. +Several major institutions were reported to have cast their votes for Icahn, while others were said to be leaning toward Texaco. +Mr. Moseley was acquitted of all the original charges, but he was convicted on one charge of simple sodomy after he testified that he engaged in oral sex with his wife with her consent. +This sort of operation, Mr. Kaufman notes, would make it clear that deposit insurance is really a guarantee, not insurance. +Many takeover lawyers cross the line between legal adviser and business strategist. +The more than 1,000 conference delegates today rejected the attempt to kill the policy review _ which would push the socialists toward the center _ by a vote of more than 10-to-1. +Vendors want deposits or payment up front. +Critics say that under the legislation, the market for forged documents is likely to boom. +White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Reagan watched returns from the New Hampshire primary on television on Tuesday as he wound up a three-day vacation at his ranch in the Santa Ynez mountains north of here. +The figures for 1988 don't include an extraordinary gain of $45 million on the sale of its Australian and New Zealand operations to CSR Ltd. +On a recent afternoon, a family from Malaysia, a foursome from Great Britain and a Swedish man toured the ranch and snapped pictures. +Frank B. Hall & Co.'s losses continued to widen in the second quarter and its largest holder, Reliance Group Holdings Inc., pledged a $50 million infusion for working capital. +Lockheed ranked eighth in defense contracts in fiscal 1988, with $3.54 billion, while Boeing was 10th at $3 billion, according to Pentagon figures. +Mrs. Fink, a director who controls about 33% of the gelatin-capsule maker's total voting power, launched the proxy fight in June. +Wyoming was again the coldest state with lows ranging from 27 below at Sheridan to 45 degrees below zero at Worland, the coldest spot in the nation Saturday morning. +The four executives will report to Petros Sabatacakis, one of the executives under Donald H. Layton in global banking. +Some citizens rejected the government's countermeasures. +Worldwide unit sales of the seven main product types slumped from around 200,000 in 1979 to 130,000 in 1983, and then began a slow climb to nearly 160,000 by 1989. +The study by the Office of Technology Assessment found that none of the alternative methods it reviewed - including psychological, nutritional and herbal remedies - was obviously or dramatically effective. +Nothing that has happened since then has led me to change that judgment for this year's settlement. The next area I considered to recover the shortfall in revenue was direct taxation. +An explosion rocked downtown Durban just after the evening rush hour today, extensively damaging a clothing store and slightly injuring a black woman, police said. +"When it happens, it will be small but significant," said Mr. Harris. +AIDS patients still complain. +Mrs. Davis said she had had five tubal pregnancies, resulting in the rupture of one fallopian tube and surgery to tie the other, by the time she and her husband began the in-vitro fertilization program. +Beginning this spring, his Accademia Valentino _ a former school of theology off the Spanish Steps in downtown Rome _ will have art exhibits, concerts and other cultural activities. +The company had said it hoped to complete a sale by Sunday. +On Friday, Delvalle returned to his home in an upper-class neighborhood. +Stallings said the Catholic church must develop "an African-American Catholic liberation theology" to address social and political needs. +The problem is that the mainland hasn't seen free elections since the Chinese Communist Party gained control in Peking 37 years ago. +Shortages of meat, milk and eggs have resulted, the newspaper said. +The bank will reopen under the management of a receiver "as soon as it is practicable," Farm Credit Administration Chairman Frank W. Naylor Jr. said Friday in a statement. +Attwoods PLC, Buckinghamshire, England, a waste management services company, began trading American depositary shares on the big board under ticker symbol A. Each depositary share represents five ordinary shares of Attwoods traded in London. +GQ and Esquire remain the leaders in the field, though GQ has been growing faster. +This is one of those questions.' The move comes at a time of circulation decline for all the general broadsheets. +As a result of the offering, 33.4 million shares, or 83.5% of the company, will be held publicly. +Unocal's profit dropped 39%. +Chinese students studying in the United States had demonstrated outside the embassy last month in support of their colleagues in Beijing. +Some analysts have suggested that the increasing importance being placed on energy efficiency also may be increasing the tendency of radon, an odorless, radioactive gas given off by all soils, to concentrate indoors. +The country offers "the most attractive stock market in the world, other than the U.S.," he says. +And, aiming to get parent-child relationships off to a good start, it said the federal government should require companies to allow unpaid, job-protected leave for employed parents of infants up to one year old. +Chailly doesn't guest conduct, except in Berlin. "Before, I was a little bit of a wild horse. +What's the American case? +Imports of American oranges and orange juices totaled almost $100 million in 1987, according to the U.S. Commerce Department. +On the other hand, full membership at the CBOE is limited to that exchange. +Area manufacturers expect both cost and price increases in the near future, though, in line with expected growth in output and jobs, according to the Fed. +Palmer was Press-Chronicle wire editor for a year, then was promoted to managing editor, a position he held for 10 years. +Problem credits rose little, despite the increase in loan volume. +The unionists on Friday began a liquid-only fast and vowed to stick it out until the workers get their way. +But they have managed to retain a leading market share in this very attractive business. +David W. Singer, a personal-injury attorney who spends about $500,000 a year on ads, says the restrictions unfairly dictate how an attorney should best reach potential clients and will result in little more than "cookiecutter" commercials. +Some of the bitterness stemmed from the 1960s, when the church was at odds with socialist officials and supporters. +Also, he could come back on holidays. +Beeman, a guard at the jail for 10 years, was dubbed a fugitive after she called her 21-year-old daughter in Frostburg and told her, "I'm fine. +Banks began cashing checks and permitting withdrawals Monday for the first time in more than two months, with strict limits on the amount to be taken out of an account. +Kaliningrad has become one of the great arms bazaars in a region awash with military equipment and demoralised soldiers. The most worrisome scenario remains the prospect of a destabilising wave of economic refugees. +"They never even said goodbye. +The March figures resemble borrowing activity in January, when revolving credit rose a revised $2.16 billion. +But rising grain prices are suppressing their appetite to do so, they say. +In this, they apparently have the backing of the parents: even those who condemn her refusal of the tickets say that she has been a good head. +NBC was cut off by virtue of its sharing satellite transmission equipment with CNN; and ABC said the government had shut down all satellite feeds from China. +This month, the Tokyo Stock Exchange began trading indexed futures on its own 1,100-stock index, the Topix, and the smaller Osaka Securities Exchange will soon introduce a similar index based on the Nikkei index of 225 stocks. +"A majority of market players think all the negative factors in the market have disappeared," Kurokawa said. +But newer male recruits are more open, some saying they prefer women commanders because they are less strict. +Observed Rep. William R. Thomas, R-Calif.: "The census is a political act and there are winners and losers. +The $30,000 was the maximum cumulative fine the judge could have assessed. +Paramount, which made the letter public Thursday, recently changed its name from Gulf & Western. +"The investigation of the Palme murder will continue," said state prosecutor Axel Morath. +They were used by the brotherhood of "penitentes," whose rituals included processions of flagellants and re-enactments of the Crucifixion in Passion-play style. +Southam said the printing plant will be integrated with its Imprimerie Canadienne Gazette printing plant, which has annual sales of about C$70 million. +The product sold about 4,300 kiloliters in the United States in 1989. +Police were seeking six other people, three men and three women. +Political survival replaced governing the country. +Mr. Frahm was succeeded by Dale R. Comey, 47, who had been executive vice president of property/casualty for the insurance unit. +The proceeds were swapped into floating-rate D-Marks. Banque Nationale de Paris, the privatised French bank, tapped the two-year sector for L150bn, offering a coupon of 11 1/8 per cent. +In the mortgage securities market, active issues finished 2/32 to 6/32 higher. +Five years after he won election to Congress, former U.S. Rep. Pat Swindall goes before a judge Monday for sentencing on his felony perjury conviction, and most likely will be sent to prison. +"Gorbachev has opened possibilities that we should take advantage of dynamically and boldly. +"We think it is a fair agreement, but we'll make no further statement," said Justice Department spokesman Joe Krovisky. +I looked at south Wales, and also Telford, but I chose Milton Keynes because this was the best for distribution for all our customers. +They warn, too, that what harms the pest may also hurt other insect or animal life. +Mr. Bush said he would allow the bill to become law without his signature, because he said only a constitutional amendment can protect the flag adequately. +There have been popular calls for Solidarity leader Lech Walesa to offer himself as the opposition's candidate. +The Coast Guard even resricted boat traffic in the Intracoastal Waterway that leads to the island, Some residents were being allowed back today, but just long enough to take stock of the damage. +His rating in a nationwide opinion poll fell from 0.5 last month to 0.3 on a +5 to - 5 scale. +Demand for actuaries has surged in recent years because of new government regulations on employee-benefit plans and because many companies have decided to terminate their own pension plans, thus requiring statistical calculations. +Critics in Congress have labeled the project an $8 billion giveway of U.S. high technology and have called on Bush to review the agreement. +Final action on the proposed regulation is not expected until next year. +The last elected president was Janio Quadros in 1960. +But suppose Max is active. +However, the most recent 30-day forecast calls for above-normal precipitation, said meteorologist Edward O'Lenic, also of the Climate Analysis Center. +An overall index of the emotional, physical and spiritual health of parish priests showed that 56 percent find "joy and satisfaction" in their work and that another third said the ministry was fulfilling though not always pleasant. +The state faces a deficit of somewhere between $350 million and $500 million. +The Fed remains cautious in cutting rates; it is anxious not to seem to be abandoning the fight against inflation. Moreover, some bank analysts say interest rates alone won't do the trick. +Brayton International, a Steelcase subsidiary, achieves the same effect in its new Ensemble chair with an internal structure of spring steel that can be expanded or contracted by the turn of a knob. +In his suit, Mr. Agnew said he had learned of Aydin's alleged bribery in connection with winning a telecommunications contract from the Argentine Air Force when he sought payment from the company for his consulting services. +Says a friend: "Bill is no stranger to international economic diplomacy." +So, in a sense, he's blasting the ideology that most blacks identify with." +George Haines, managing director of Tooth, is named managing director of David Jones and the principal executive within the group after the restructuring. +ASK leading Japanese manufacturers if they are discouraged by the debate over Maastricht from locating in Britain and some will betray annoyance at the mere suggestion. +Testing will compare tailpipe emissions from the eight test trucks against emissions from four trucks not using the reformulated fuel. +More serious, to some, was President Bush's cutoff of commercial relations between the two countries following the invasion. +Exxon, however, called a news conference to announce that the cleanup was ahead of the pace calculated in the oil company's federally approved plan, which figures the cleanup will be done by Sept. 15. +The possible action entails including countries or entities not part of the ministry's official list of 33 offshore tax havens to various tax controls by Japan. +"I misunderstanding, so I cut them," he said, adding he learned later it would have been better to have kept the planes intact. +Banks usually have been much faster to raise the prime rate than to lower it. +Three of the stranded skiers were treated for hypothermia and released. +"Largely New York," a comedy without words about one man's battle with video technology. +The British government is under pressure from local community and religious leaders, the moderate Catholic Social Democratic and Labor Party and the Irish government to tackle unemployment and urban decay in west Belfast. +The attempted coup began Friday when armed rebels stormed the state television station and the Parliament building, taking top government officials and other captives. +He rejected Gorbachev's counterproposal to his own initiative to cut European troops. +Donors are expected to review the performance of the outgoing administration of President Corazon Aquino. +In its Iran-Contra investigation two years ago, Congress concluded the scandal escaped the notice of the CIA inspector general because the office did not have "the manpower, resources or tenacity" to uncover what had gone on. +"Noriega is more concerned about lifting the economic sanctions than any discussion about his departure," Lopez said. +There is no litmus test for a church; a group decides what it is and whether to apply for formal exemption. +The trades were fronted by a large block of shares in insurer Legal & General. +But arms control will remain a divisive issue. +First I looked up and I saw the ceiling, I mean the whole ceiling came down. +Goodyear Chairman Robert Mercer was in Danville on Friday to appeal to union leaders. +As you draw blood out, they become anemic," said Dr. Lawrence T. Goodnough of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. +The Nikkei Index closely mirrored the currency's movements, falling early in the morning with a softer yen and recovering later when the yen firmed slightly against the dollar, one equity analyst at a U.S. investment trust bank said. +Trump said Wednesday he had named Bruce R. Nobles, who formerly ran Pan Am Corp.'s rival shuttle service, as president of the Trump Shuttle. +Margaret Thatcher suggested another interpretation. +In 1928, he organized Eastern Aeronautical Corp. and became its president. +The year-on-year figure is down from a peak of 4.3 per cent in July. Average inflation for 1993 was 4.1 per cent. +But I'm very pleased that he's coming here. +The highest, 11.96 per cent, is Exeter's high income fund. +Similarly, the Sacramento Municipal Utility District in California intends, interest rates permitting, to be in the market the week of Oct. 24 with both new money and refunding bonds. +It said security forces captured another guerrilla and seized automatic guns, hand grenades and outlawed publications after the clash. +The president, in a nationally broadcast news conference, said the U.S. wasn't operating in the gulf "to start a war," but would "respond" to Iran's attacks on shipping. +Ginn also said the corporation took a charge of about $16 million to fourth-quarter net income for restructuring and costs associated with disposing of discontinued operations. +He said he would "do business with whoever you decide to send to the White House." He then referred to Dukakis' fluent Spanish and said, "Perhaps it's easier, we can get along in the same language. +Health _ Andrzej Kosiniak, medical doctor. +The Farmer Mac proposal was included at the insistence of lawmakers sympathetic to commercial lenders and insurance companies. +We have U.S. congressmen coaching the team down there, saying, "If you give a little bit of that, we can make a case on the floor and keep the Contras from getting aid." +The accompanying table illustrates a more mechanical approach to bargain-hunting. +Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of Britain will fly to Bonn on Sunday to try to persuade Kohl to suspend his campaign for U.S.-Soviet negotiations on the issue. +According to Radio Metropole, Danti is in a relatively fertile zone and Le Borgne authorities did not want to lose it. +Hungary has expressed mounting concern over what it says are Romanian moves to cut back Hungarian-language education and disperse the minority throughout Romania. +Edmisten said his office, which regulates the securities industry in North Carolina, had been investigating Sonrise for more than two years. +COSTS _ To be paid solely by Medicare beneficiaries. +Jacobs' partner was said to be a company other than Mary Kay. +He added that broadcasters want to obtain some new frequencies, which Mr. Fowler proposes to auction, for a new service called high-definition television. +The November figure compares with October's 0.4% rise for the month and 2.5% for the year-on-year rate. +Collor de Mello, of the National Reconstruction Party, has held a large lead in the polls since April. +Thursday's volume was 466.2 million shares, compared with the 556.4 million issues which changed hands Wednesday. +And his dependency is a vicious circle. +It isn't clear that Mr. Gunn will bring any more to B&C than he did to Exco: a series of deals and investments in people that may or may not succeed. +"The tough call from here is whether the interest of the public is the start of a longer term return to equities," says Mr. Farrell of Merrill Lynch. +Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. +For instance, take the Lazy J Hunting Service. +On one hand, Mays called it "a sense of relief for me. +The panel forecast economic growth averaging 3.75% annually over the five years, with 4.25% growth from domestic demand being partially offset by export trends. +At least eight Latin American countries have withdrawn ambassadors since the May 7 elections in a sign of displeasure with the government's decision to annul the vote. +Dingell blames the FDA process for failing to assure the safety and effectiveness of drugs like carbamazepine that have a narrow margin of safety. +True, the price of it has been falsely suggesting that the secretary wrongly reported what you said, but only by misplacing the single word 'not' which is surely something any busy person, however efficient, can be forgiven for. +A French language version went on stage one day later at Lausanne. +"We feel very fortunate. +"I've seen three people make escape attempts at this crossing," and East German guards "grabbed them, kicked and beat them, really got down and dirty with them," he said. +INDIAN police yesterday used teargas in Srinagar, summer capital of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, to disperse several thousand Kashmiri militants. +Beyond the river we plunged into forest, palms and hardwoods giving way to open pine woodland as we toiled upwards. +Oct. 25: The Board of Education, alarmed by the rising number of weapons in schools, announces plans to spend $2.8 million on metal detectors. +Iran's Oil Minister Gholamreza Aqazadeh said Thursday Iran would not accept production parity with Iraq, a goal sought by the majority of OPEC oil ministers who met in the Spanish capital to discuss how to stem excess output by cartel members. +Bolivia, an impoverished country of 6.7 million in the heart of South America, produces an estimated one third of the cocaine that reaches U.S. and European markets, the DEA says. +Last Thursday, the union rejected a proposal for a 7% increase the first year and increases of two percentage points above inflation in the succeeding two years. +Lane said Mrs. Abdussalaam punched the firefighter who broke down the bedroom door. +They say there's limited evidence of an association between exposure and a large number of cancers, as well as immunological abnormalities and psychological problems. +It was also ERM membership that made it impossible to respond to unfolding economic circumstances. +At midmorning, the city's major bullion dealers fixed a recommended price of $389.90. +"He was sublime," Harris said of Harrison's performance in the play. +By 19 he was impersonating a student and sneaking into the computing center at Temple University to play computer games. +The shares had been trading above 195 pence ($3.06) in recent trading sessions in anticipation of a higher bid. +"There just is a dearth of buyers right now, and there was some selling by some bond funds" yesterday, he said. +It was also payable in three tranches which, for tax reasons, was expected to deter the overseas investor. But demand was so fierce there was no tail - the difference between the average accepted bid and the lowest accepted bid. +At first, Bakker exaggerated the number of partnerships PTL had issued, apparently to project a sense of urgency, Pearson said. +The Soviet news agency said work is being halted on two new reactors in Smolensk and Kursk in central Russia that use the same graphite-core design as the Chernobyl plant in the Ukraine, Tass said. +The former Conrail engineer at the controls during the worst crash in Amtrak history pleaded guilty today to a federal charge of conspiring to obstruct an investigation of the wreck. +CULTURE _ Hundreds of exchanges have occurred, affecting millions of people. +She said she decided to get involved because her daughters, ages 24 and 21, used methamphetamine and had been virtually living out of their cars. +Gold prices fell sharply, toward $400 an ounce, after a steep decline in New York on Tuesday. +"I think it's very sensible," said Donald S. Howard, Citicorp's chief financial officer and a longtime colleague of Mr. Theobald. +Perhaps the most adventuresome offering will come from Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. +The latest, published today by The Washington Post, showed a Dukakis lead of 49 percent to 46 percent _ within the poll's 3-point margin of potential sampling error. +However, he said the Vatican did not envision playing an official negotiating role in Lebanon. +Despite Bush's emphasis on law enforcement, "you will not see many additional police officers on the street because of this plan," says Hubert Wilson, president of the Police Foundation. +Ozone normally shields the Earth from high levels of ultraviolet radiation. +A District 7 commission member said this is the first time in his memory that the law has been used to oppose construction of barns. +State also ended lifetime teacher certification and provided for performance reviews. +He said regulators wouldn't create any single, statewide thrift. +A U.S. government delegation is in Europe seeking to unfreeze Manuel Noriega's bank accounts for use in his legal defense, a federal prosecutor said today. +She said, `Please don't put any orange carpet on the set."' Her townhouse seems to be in a permanent state of re-decoration. Eldin, the painter, has become a fixture on the show. +"Would we recommend someone buy here? +Earl Bush, secretary-treasurer for the Teamsters Local 399, has said that the producers' last proposal is the most "insulting offer" he has seen in 43 years as a Teamster. +Mr. Hennessy was sent to London to run the then-stumbling affiliate, Credit Suisse First Boston. +"I feel like my mind is divided. +Guy Smiley, "America's favorite game show host." _The Count, an Eastern European of noble birth who is obsessed with numbers. +The average yield on three-month broker-sold CDs fell to 5.53% from 5.68%, Banxquote said. +But the underlying pressure on both nominal and real interest rates worldwide can be traced to two doubts that did not cloud the picture in the early 20th century. +The palace said the queen made Reagan an Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath, an order established in 1725 that recognizes services to Britain. +Japanese Broadcasting Corp. said Hirohito today received an emergency transfusion of 1.26 pints of blood. +The responsibilities of the law enforcement agencies vary from place to place in addition to regular peacekeeping functions. +I can see the logic in making plant-supports out of old metal coat-hangers twisted into squares and hooked on to a cane. +During the election campaign in March, Mr Berlusconi was critical of the timing of certain investigative 'breakthroughs' by magistrates. +A source, however, said Ms. Amsterdam would be a candidate for the editor's job, the top news position, held by Frank Devine. +The service had been suspended while the port of Jounieh north of Beirut was shelled. +The study by the government-funded think tank indicates that in 1985, when Commerce Department figures showed the United States was a net debtor to the tune of $112 billion, the country actually was a $178 billion net creditor. +Conviction that payouts will be steady helped spur a small rally last week in bank stocks despite the lower earnings, analysts say. +Wasserstein and Perella first approached him about coming to work at the new firm early last week. +In 1954, "Tonight!" with host Steve Allen, made its debut on NBC television. +In response, Albert Jr. says, he insisted he had done his best for the family, taking only a token salary for his efforts. +Heavy rain caused flooding that forced the evacuation of more than 300 people in Tennessee, including 200 Girl Scouts who were moved from their camp in Cheatham County as a precaution, said County Executive Vernon Knight. +The Indiana senator spoke with reporters as he left fund-raisers in Atlanta and a rally at a high school in Woodstock, Ga. He then traveled to Raleigh, N.C. for a rally. +France also promised to help Moscow arrange accords with the 12-nation European Community as a step toward creation of a pan-European confederation. +Funds for development are available locally; the priority now is to work out how these should be spent. +I've always battled the odds and won. +Rocky Mountain States also is prepared to challenge the already beleaguered concept of "comparable worth," which aims to provide equal pay for jobs classified as equally important, should that concept ever get off the ground. +So, happy Fourth of July. +'The main advantage the European makers have is their willingness to offer technology, but they mustn't offer too much,' says one European diplomat. However, most European observers discount such dangers. +The company said it will ask a federal appeals court at a hearing set for April 30 to uphold the original decision barring Torchmark's solicitation of proxies for its slate. +Its price is undisclosed but will be in seven (dollar) figures. Many dealers will be offering works of art with an American theme. +Geneva's food technology program also has developed new cookie-baking techniques that spare heat-sensitive fillings such as fresh fruit, nuts or chocolate chips, he said. +But Bush also wanted to warn anew of an America that is declining competitively in the global economy. +The Baker plan called on the bank to map out longer-term programs for them, since their problems went too deep to be solved in a few years and the bank was used to taking the long view. +"There are no more write-offs that I see," Mr. O'Brien says, but he adds that Grumman's $657 million Joint Stars radar-aircraft development contract with the Air Force and Army is "a very tough software program." +"Again, the answer is 14.6%." +He has revised or contradicted most of his early comments, and sometimes his version of events has shifted within the course of a single day. +Without the reduction last year, Chrysler's first-quarter profits would have been 26.7 percent higher. +The company, which has produced such specialty items as a map of rock-and-roll history and one highlighting the locations of dinosaur fossils, constantly updates all its maps, Mrs. Hammond notes. +"Our breadth of focus," says Andrew Melnick, research director, allows Merrill to "find companies that others might not find, at a reasonably early stage." +Share prices of companies due to announce interim statements today performed well. +It also produces daytime soap operas and the "Wheel of Fortune" and "Jeopardy" game shows. +St Ives seems an obvious partner for VNU, the Dutch publisher that says it wants to spin off its printing arm, or Bertelsman of Germany if it goes the same way. +FEDERAL FUNDS: 7% high, 5% low, 5 1/2% near closing bid, 6% offered. +Wool is selling very well in Australia at firm prices. +They have said they will not give up their vigil until their case is considered by the Vatican in Rome, which under canon law is the official arbitrator in disputes within a religious order. +Another US securities house, Smith Barney Shearson, has warned clients that the launch might now take place in the middle of next year. +The uprising in the occupied lands has left 237 Palestinians and four Israelis dead. +The violence began when 10,000 fans waiting in afternoon heat were told a team from Tashkent, the Uzbek capital, had failed to show up for the game, Pravda said. +It warned of a further fall in profits in the current year. Mr Jean-Claude Leny, chairman, said he expected to see the group's net profits settle at around FFr800m in 1993. +Last month Mr. Campeau predicted that Campeau will earn more than two dollars a share in 1988, after it consolidates its late-1986 acquisition of Allied Stores Corp. for $3.4 billion. +The figure stood at 1,488 in January, against 1,000 in April 1987. +Whittaker Corp. expects to report net income of less than $500,000 for its fourth quarter ended Oct. 31, Joseph F. Alibrandi, chairman and chief executive officer, said. +She left Halifax, Nova Scotia, at the start of the 2,700-mile voyage on July 29 and became the first Canadian woman to sail across the Atlantic single-handed. +But Mr. Kanegsberg says the Trump site has several negatives: fierce community opposition and possible delays, and a less-than-perfect location that is a long walk from the subway. +The SEC needs a chairman who understands that markets depend on the search for new information, one who wants the clearest possible definition of insider trading, not the haziest. +That meant that individuals who were hedging their stock holdings through the use of options were about to be left without protection. +Four veterinarians performed surgery on the eagle at the animal clinic. +Every Sunday, the believers in the nearby church obligingly sing their hymns so loudly that I can join in my favourites while continuing to garden and avoid the prayers. +In addition, there will be the mid-January report of automotive sales, reports on new jobless claims and employment costs, and the level of durable goods orders during December. +"As the technology progresses, more stories are out and more people are learning about the availability of options. +His name doesn't even appear on the agenda of the convention, a gathering he dominated through much of his three decades in Massachusetts politics. +Marks & Spencer PLC's Brooks Brothers, a standard-bearer of the Ivy-League look, saw operating profit plunge 50% in the six months ended last Sept. 30. +But the maneuvering this week showed how they can be used to freeze priorities and gain leverage regardless of the deficit impact. +Mercedes-Benz paid a record $20.2 million fine today for failing to meet the government's fuel economy standard for its 1986 model luxury automobiles, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said. +Hundreds of people are killed. +Stifel Financial is the parent of Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., a St. Louis-based regional brokerage with 41 offices in 12 states. +U.S. Attorney John Volz says former sheriff Cyrus "Bobby" Tardo, 58, twice defeated for office by Breaux, hired a crew of former law officers and their associates to set a pipe bomb that almost blew Breaux's foot off 10 days before Christmas. +Just 3 percent of the vast Territory was wooded. +All are considered unlikely to find buyers. Last year about 6,000 workers from IRO companies were offered a year's retraining on full pay, but no such provision was made for the remainder. Just over 8 per cent of the Greek workforce is unemployed. +He mocked the beliefs of millions. +GE had offered a $50,000 reward for the titanium fan disk from the rear engine of United Airlines Flight 232 that crashed July 19 while trying to land at Sioux City, killing 112 of 296 the people on board. +But Bonanza is too isolated and difficult to defend for the Sandinistas to station troops there permanently. +The market rally, which also lifted AT&T stock, was the main factor allowing AT&T to raise its bid by converting its offer to stock from cash. +She has been seen sailing and waterskiing off Martha's Vineyard with Tempelsman, but often eludes the public eye camouflaged in a scarf and sunglasses. +But the most immediate concern for RJR is the FDA. +The BASF Corp. has agreed to pay a $1.3 million civil penalty for importing and distributing chemicals in the United States without properly notifying federal officials, the Environmental Protection Agency announced Tuesday. +Bush on Thursday scheduled his second summit with Gorbachev for May 30 to June 3. +The results will also be the first public outing for the new chief executive, Mr Nigel Rich. +The students said their main complaint was the school's decision last month to name Atwater to its board of trustees. +All this is grist to Mr Gysi's mill. +This entire week is expected to be fairly sluggish. +At the fairgrounds, it makes for smaller produce and livestock _ and even some casualties. +Attorneys said U.S. District Court Judge Joseph Longobardi planned to rule in about a week on the Black & Decker lawsuit against the state and American Standard, which is incorporated in Delaware. +They also contend that the lessons of Eastern Europe have not been heeded by Marchais, although he did assert in March that French Communists had been "duped" by Soviet Bloc leaders. +Englishman D.H. Lawrence's novel "Lady Chatterley's Lover," long banned as pornography, has been hailed this year as a masterpiece. +Twenty-six of those laws have been passed since 1986. +The gaps, especially severe in four 20-year-old reactors, include lack of powerful emergency cooling systems and lack of the "containment" domes of concrete and steel to prevent radiation leaks. +He was president of Kraus International in New York. +Bond prices tumbled amid expectations that Japan's central bank would raise interest rates. +Mr Blair must hope that his own party will be as receptive. +He also said he hoped all the necessary arrangements could be in place for approval by the SME board by January 7. IRI is being advised in the operation by Wassertein Perella. +Deliberations are to be kept secret, members cannot speak at full council sessions for more than 10 minutes without special dispensation, and no documents can be removed from the council building. +Funniest female performer of the year: Cher, Holly Hunter, Bette Midler, Lily Tomlin, Tracey Ullman. +The others in the Senate delegation were James McClure, R-Idaho; Alan Simpson, R-Wyo.; Frank Murkowski, R-Alaska; and Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio. +Meanwhile, many researchers believe the key test of the controversial drug for Alzheimer's disease was deeply flawed. +Wilder has said he will announce spending cuts next month to cope with a projected $300 million budget shortfall over the next two years. +The first face-to-face talks between hospital and union officials began less than five hours before a judge's 3 p.m. back-to-work order was to take effect. +Last week's decision upholds a lower court ruling that threw out as evidence certain admissions Mr. Friedrick made to Justice Department prosecutors in January 1986. +For the first two months of 1989, consumer prices have been rising at an annual rate of 6.1 percent, sharply higher than the increases of 4.4 percent or less turned in over the last seven years. +A Harvard Law graduate who skippered destroyer escorts in World War II, Mr. Claytor practiced law for 20 years before joining Southern Railway in 1963. +The taxis do move in Night On Earth; but they do not get anywhere. +"There has been a tremendous amount of support across the state," Spitzer said at a news conference in Toledo. +But in presenting the estimate, Miller, head of the Office of Management and Budget, warned that Congress must exercise spending restraint in granting relief to farmers and in several other areas or face the risk of triggering automatic spending cuts. +You really care about these people. +As usual, Israel and Egypt receive the lion's share of U.S. aid money. +There may be differences over the degree of government intervention, but certainly minimal differences over the principle. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 16.54 to 2,106.15, bringing its loss for the week to 25.43 points. +It lighted here and lighted there, but for most of the time it blew first in one direction and then another, barely staying put long enough to make an impression of any kind. +Now a Soviet orchestra on a tour of 40 U.S. cities is introducing Americans to the sound produced by an instrument which is something like a guitar, but with some big differences. +About 100 Indian army trucks carrying an estimated 1,000 soldiers were seen moving into Srinagar today. +He would say, `How can I enjoy myself?'" +Len Koch, chairman of the Incurably Ill for Animal research, said the activists used "lies, distortion and misinformation," to wage a sophisticated campaign that is costing taxpayers millions of dollars. +"The market is treading water in the early going," said Frank Kuba, an analyst with Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. in Chicago. +Price increases were widespread across a wide variety of non-food items. +The earthquake was felt at Shemya Air Force Base, near Attu in the sparsely populated Aleutian chain, but was not large enough to generate a tidal wave, also called a tsunami, officials said. +In a court affidavit filed last week, the unit said it would be "insolvent" by June 15 if it must begin customer refunds. +The agreement was reached at a meeting last week of the Paris Club, a group of officials from creditor countries that meets regularly in the French capital to examine debt-rescheduling requests from cash-strapped countries. +"The important thing is that sales companies are meeting the market," said William Frick, who represents a major Hong Kong company. +While potential gains from the disputed trades aren't known, losses allegedly tied to Shearson's RJR option trades are painfully clear to certain CBOE traders. +Fixed-rated dollar issues were unchanged to 1/8 point higher, mainly in response to a slight early rise in some U.S. Treasury bond prices and bargain-hunting. +"The president ought to have as much concern for the poor as he does for the rich," Mitchell said. +The trouble is soft demand among car makers, for whom ITT produces parts ranging from window wipers to electrical systems. +Yeats said the worst are full of a passionate intensity while the best lack all conviction. +In Washington, the signs of continuing economic troubles are prompting a lot of finger pointing, but as yet, no clear action. +Some banks appear to distribute their work relatively evenly, but others clearly favour particular firms. Cork Gully dominates the appointments overall. +Superficially unambitious, the stories in Monkfish Moon focus on individuals rather than grappling hand-to-hand with big issues. +The Conservative government has sold interests in many other companies, including aircraft manufacturing, telecommunications and fishing concerns, mainly through negotiated agreements. +Kemp contends he is not campaigning for the vice presidential job. +"It's been a very heady couple of days," said Andrew Riley, head of U.S. equity research at Yamaichi International, "so it shouldn't be any surprise that the market" didn't continue advancing to new records. +Dealers said the market was gaining support from a recent spurt of takeover speculation. +The affidavit alleged that plant workers burned hazardous wastes illegally in a plutonium reprocessing building that had been closed for safety violations. +Until now, most of the attention on Capitol Hill has been focused on a bill introduced July 7 by Rep. Edward Markey, D-Mass., that would move things in the opposite direction. +"If Lula takes office there will be chaos in the country," Amato said in a comment typical for those expressing the most concern. +'A gamble on growth', decided the newspapers. +There is a danger that, by joining forces, they will form a cartel dominating the heart of Europe. Yet it would be wrong to oppose the link-up on principle. +It was also higher against the dollar, finishing at Dollars 1.4858 from Dollars 1.4782. The UK currency was helped by a batch of economic data which dampened hopes of an interest rate cut. +The small high school reflects the racial balance of the city's public school system _ 80 percent of its 435 students are black or Hispanic. +Turnover surged to MDollars 606m from Thursday's MDollars 351m. +Ford Credit started assigning credit rankings to customers in 1988 as a test program in a few dealerships. +"Use is not expected to decrease as much as production and stocks may fall by two-thirds," the report said. +A former state legislator now in his fourth year as lieutenant governor of Virginia, Wilder is running as a supporter of the "fiscally conservative management" of Democratic Gov. Gerald Baliles, who cannot succeed himself. +Jamie Kellner seemed like a good bet. +My wife wasn't surprised, because I've always done kind of wayward and unexpected things in my career. +The watch group was started to try to change the image of hang gliders as danger-loving and foolhardy. +They worry that a shooting war in the Middle East, for instance, still could slam the U.S. investment markets. +March _ Treaty talks resume in Geneva, with the United States pushing the "zero-zero" proposals and the Soviets calling for a freeze on new deployments. +"Along the Red there are levees for the most part. +For Mr MacDonald it means a fair amount of time with education social workers, and continuous efforts to maintain staff morale. +The ruling allows the merger creating New Zealand's largest brewing, retailing and consumer products company to proceed. +But he denied a West German radio report that said high-level talks had been held between church leaders and government officials. +Kevin Richmond, as the photographer, gives a performance beautifully judged both in its intensity and in its control; Josephine Jewkes is no less fine as the girl. +SEPTA police issue at least 4,000 parking tickets a month. +Gore met privately with Dukakis recently. +The highly orchestrated campaigns, or the chance banana skins of the next few years, have an unrivalled opportunity to switch the outcome of the election. +He had lost his taste for a hamburger. "Forget it," he said, swallowing his pride instead. +He said the company's introduction of a new, smaller supercomputer was an example of how the company was developing outward from its original focus on the most powerful computers. +The charge card operation, which increased its provision for uncollectible accounts partly to reflect rising personal bankruptcies, had a 12% jump in profit to $94.9 million from $84.9 million. +American companies are selling cigarettes effectively abroad, and the global industry is growing 1.5 percent to 2 percent a year, she said. +Alas, the fact that he has been temporarily replaced by Sir Donald Wilson, a 70-year-old Cheshire farmer already heading the Mersey Health Authority, suggests ministers are now finding top-flight younger businessmen hard to attract. +AFG Industries Inc. shareholders said they have filed a consolidated suit against AFG, Clarity Industries Corp., Randall D. Hubbard and others who weren't identified. +A dilemma ducked. Dilemma dodged The paper also rightly points out that wages must grow more slowly than productivity if profits and investment are to rise. +Require the IRS to waive any penalty imposed because of a tax underpayment that was caused by erroneous written IRS advice. +Alberta, which is home to twice as many French-speaking Canadians as Saskatchewan's 25,000, may also introduce a bill. +Of those 48, Untermeyer said "10 or less were what you could call major donors," including several who made the GOP's "Team 100" by giving $100,000 or more to the party for the 1988 election battle. +Six one-hour shows of the exploration were sent live by satellite to 12 museums in a two-week period. +All three attacks were claimed by a local left-wing terrorist group, Revolutionary Popular Struggle. +The agency said he is the only one it is asking to be found guilty and fined without a trial, because he is the only defendant named in the suit who admitted to receiving and acting on the earnings information. +But the greed pales in comparison to personal tales of people who fear for the future and are trying to flee in any way they can. +They represent the first official airing of the Solidarity leader's views in seven years. +It also provided that much of that gas would be decontrolled in 1985, as it was. +Soviet officials said Gorbachev was "very satisfied" with his first two days of talks with Yugoslav leaders and seeks ways of developing closer relations with the country Moscow once denounced for "revisionist" policies. +They even took my makeup away," she said. +The upshot is that there's less for new spending now, especially for such major items as autos. +In June, 77 Republicans supported an amendment by Rep. Robert Walker (R., Pa.) proposing a citizen's commission to investigate a "pattern of corruption" in the House. +In most cases that one hit doesn't kill the fish. +Investigations resulted in 839 indictments, 671 convictions and about $38.8 million in fines, restitutions and recoveries during the year. +One of the tips from the students involved organizing their time, making and keeping a schedule. +Special service lines are used by business customers for a variety of purposes, including data transmission. +Inmates say the prison beauty shop serves an essential purpose. In the words of beautician Diane Carter, "Everyone feels better, even if they've had a bad day." +Then profit-taking thwarted the early morning rally causing share prices dip at the close of the morning session. +Rural areas and the oil patch suffered, but the stock and bond markets floated up. +"I certainly do not blame Stephen Wolf." +Twenty Palestinians were killed by police who opened fire on Arabs who had pelted Jewish worshipers with rocks. +If held long term, bonds can be valued by thrifts at historical cost rather than at market rates. +But he urged the administration to "work with Congress to realign U.S. immigration policy with sound public health principles." There have been signs of military restiveness in recent months. +Other dealers said the market's expectation that the United States would relax its monetary policy also prompted buying. +The company doesn't expect any shipping delays. +Separately, Prime Ticket Network, a Los Angeles affiliate of Prime Network, next month will introduce a program to better measure its viewership. +All opposition media have been closed. +As they developed into the universities of today, with their national and international dimensions, they have retained this local focus.' It would probably be more accurate to say that some, at least, have only recently rediscovered their local roots. +Overhead hangs an enormous semispherical canvas and scaffolding dome, which serves no identifiable purpose and creaks in the wind. +In 1977, Charlie Chaplin, known to millions of fans around the world as the "little tramp," died in Switzerland at age 88. +Officially, the unemployment rate is 23 percent in this nation of 9.5 million, representing an increase of 60 percent since 1985. Private economists put the figure much higher. +The locals represent close to 8,000 union workers at Ford Canada's three Ontario assembly plants. +Perhaps The Wall Street Journal should revisit, by editorial and analytical reporting, the reasons for and the background on why insurance companies enjoy exemption from federal antitrust statutes. +Southwest's April load factor, or the percentage of available seats occupied, inched up slightly to 54.8% from 54.7%. +Yet it still maintains too many bases and carries out too many functions. Meanwhile, the demand for peacekeepers has soared. +A spokesman for Unisys has said repeatedly that the company is cooperating with investigators, denied any wrongdoing and declined to discuss any details. +Nevertheless, the Colombian army has better connections in Washington than the police. +He telephoned Gov. Blanchard to assure him the headquarters would stay put, aides to the governor say, and to apologize for the embarrassing confusion. +Not a bad joke, though only extended to 30 minutes by Pontac's way of making lists of everything. +Such general-purpose computers are mainly used for information management systems in large corporations. +The pledge to introduce a minimum wage and reconstitute the wages council was renewed. +Forty people escaped, but 12 children suffered severe burns. They were represented by the 12 assault charges. +Relative to usage, Japan may have more. +Some money managers think re-stigmatizing junk is regrettable. +The weapons discussed in the House testimony allegedly were to be used for a coup attempt in late June, four months after Dicker's arrest. +Gov. Stan Lundine, after a helicopter tour of the area with New York Environmental Conservation Commissioner Thomas Jorling, called the spill serious. +It may announce two models filling in holes in the product line, or may introduce faster versions of its current models, industry sources said. +In two separate decisions, the Connecticut Supreme Court said that a jury verdict couldn't be reversed just because the judge had allowed jurors to take notes or to ask questions of witnesses. +A little light electoral bribery on March 10 might be met by a heavy barrage of criticism. +An AIDS update, published Friday, showed 741 cases registered in Romania at the end of June, up from 74 cases recorded in February. +Thousands of demonstrators battled with South Korean riot police as violence erupted throughout the country during protests marking the seventh anniversary of an uprising in the southern city of Kwangju. +A surgeon can "tack" together the place where the split wall continues, preventing ballooning by blocking blood from flowing into the gap, he said. +It also offering 89.3 new zero dividend preference shares at 103p for every 100 old zeros, equivalent to 91.979p. +Fair enough, as long as he recognises he will only get one if the government owns up about National Insurance contributions. +The specialty retailer said sales at stores open more than one year rose 11% to $7 million in February from $6.3 million a year earlier. +A federal judge Wednesday ruled that dramatic increases in landing fees for small aircraft at Logan International Airport are not discriminatory and can be implemented as planned on Friday. +The Boise, Idaho, company said its engineering and construction activities will be strong for the quarter, while its rail systems group will be adversely affected by start-up problems on a transit car contract with New York City. +They walked across Glienicke, the "bridge of spies" that spans the Havel River, passing each other without turning their heads. +REPUBLICANS BRACE for unaccustomed campaign-spending austerity. +The rocket was tracked by a Boeing 767 equipped with the "world's most sophisticated infrared equipment," said Bill Congo, chief of external affairs for the Army Strategic Defense Command, which runs the program. +In addition, savings bond interest, like that of other securities of the federal government, is exempt from state and local income taxes. +'The drop in the Cuban output numbers (that) we expected apparently didn't come through.' At the London Futures and Options Exchange, the May raw sugar position was down Dollars 2 at Dollars 186 a tonne in late afternoon trading. +More recently, the Japan Securities Dealers Association issued guidelines to help its members avoid conflict of interest. +Analysts noted that sentiment in the stock market remained subdued, with most investors bracing themselves for another interest rate increase from the Federal Reserve. Not every Dow stock took a tumble. +Jonathan, from the town of Ramsey, has been filming episodes in Los Angeles since July. +In 1955, actor James Dean was killed in the collision of his sports car with another automobile near Cholame, Calif. He was 24. +There were no plans for any U.S. official of equal or near-equal rank to meet Thach, although a session is expected between Thach and retired Gen. +The Bass Group later bought out Taft. +In its letter, Allegheny questioned whether shareholders could "afford to trust Spear Leeds." +Inflation is in double digits, unemployment is rising and Hungary has a $20 billion foreign debt, the highest per capita in Eastern Europe. +Larson said another $150 million worth is expected from the 12 countries of the European Economic Community. +However, long delays in getting a license for Seabrook and a declining market for electricity from the recession have meant that EUA Power has been selling Seabrook power for less than half it costs to produce. +The new elements are Menem's plan to sell state companies whose operating losses contribute to the fiscal deficit and the suspension or elimination of subsidies to private businesses that cost the government billions of dollars a year. +The plant is the only source of plutonium triggers and is considered a vital link in the U.S. nuclear weapons production chain. +Bahrain and Oman do not, but all six depend on oil revenues. +Gols, who is in a small minority of economists predicting a recession by the end of 1988, predicted the long bond's yield would rise slightly and then trend steadily downward. +Then she rocked with helpless laughter at a memory: "I said once, when women were busy 'saving their lives,' that if some women were men they would be rapists, too." +However, the Treasury has virtually exhausted its authority to borrow funds. +Five-year-old Sergio Neal was lucky to survive a fire that destroyed the small apartment where he lived with his mother and two sisters. +January CPI figures are released today and most observers have forecast a rise of 1.5 per cent, lower than previous predictions, which should give a stimulus to the market. +NASA delayed indefinitely the launch of the space shuttle Columbia hours before it was scheduled to take off, after a leak was discovered when the craft was being loaded with liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen. +In the 1st District, two-term incumbent Bob Smith faced Joe Keefe, former vice chairman of the state Democratic Party. +"You have no choice but to stay out of the way of program trading," Mr. Burnett asserted. +Sweden plans legislation to tighten controls over arms exports, possibly restricting shipments to a few industrialized Western countries where the origin and legitimacy of orders is verifiable. +Syrian-backed factions rejected the move and Aoun responded by declaring a "war of liberation" against Syrian forces in Lebanon. +The dollar dropped sharply against the Japanese yen today for the second straight day, while share prices edged down on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. +The Sikhs, whose religion was founded about 500 years ago as an alternative to Hinduism and Islam, say they are discriminated against by India's majority Hindus. +But light turnover reflected the fact that traders wanted to minimize exposure to the volatile and bearish markets. +The Federal Trade Commission doesn't think that's enough. +WASHINGTON (AP) - The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association says federal spending cuts negotiated between Congress and the Bush administration will erode an already faltering rural economy if they are not reversed. +"But if you suggest a change, immediately there is this uproar, people saying, `Oh, those women. +Still, the alternatives would have been worse. +In some cases, Recadi officials allegedly demanded commissions for authorizing dollar distributions. +Western sources said Sunday that a fire at the Kabul airport in Afghanistan destroyed eight Soviet jet fighters and may have been the result of an attack by Moslem guerrillas. +Through a series of recent asset sales, Brierley has cut its debt to around NZ$4 billion. +Stolar said in Moscow earlier Monday that he did not consider himself a "refusenik" because he always has been a U.S. citizen. +The company, which is owned by Les Arts Mecaniques S.A., of St. Croix, Switzerland, is something of a legend in harpdom. +It said 3,299 VCRs were purchased in Beijing alone in February, a 27 percent increase from the previous month. +Estimates are largely worked out on the basis of the time it will take to do the work. And the strangest project? +It is also notable that the liberalization of the Dublin-London air route occurred because of initiatives by an Irish airline and the Irish minister for communications. +Some party hard-liners reportedly hoped to put Zhao on trial on charges of fomenting counter-revolutionary rebellion, but others, including senior leader Deng Xiaoping, are believed to have resisted. +John Heaps, chief executive of Britannia, said much of that 'cold-calling' sales force will be relocated to branch offices, cutting the cost of each additional sale. +But, she added, it will take a new development, such as a pick-up in demand or firmer estimates of the Brazil orange crop, to push orange juice futures substantially higher. +Believe me, there was one thing about those faces that we will never forget. +The agents followed up Dingell's offer on Wednesday. +Kevorkian's invention was seized by police and prosecutors obtained a temporary court order preventing its further use. +Degrees held: Bachelor's in economics from Yale and a master's of business administration from Harvard. +The bonds are priced to yield from 2.50% in 1992 to 6.10% in 2006. +Upjohn Co. said it signed a research agreement with a Swedish university to discover new treatments for nerve disorders. +The sister-in-law _ Irene Kack, 55 _ was among hundreds of panic-stricken passengers who ran when the gunfire started. +Downey said sugar is not so unique a commodity that it has to be treated differently from other products whose prices ebb and flow with the market. +Curran said it was with that understanding that he decided to take the job, after he was recommended by a search committee and discussed it with a school vice president. +In a suit filed in federal District Court, the SEC said American Stores officials had asked David Hellberg to prepare a computer program to forecast the financial effects of acquiring the rival Lucky chain. +Jackson has been saying for some time that he deserves to be considered for the No. 2 spot on the ticket. +"I believe in the death penalty without any apology in certain cases," Bynum said. "This is one of them. +Despite limited restructuring this year by Communist leader Ramiz Alia, Albania remains Europe's most backward and isolated nation. +If that combination of events failed to send prices lower, traders reasoned, the market might be ready for a rally. +Blocking the money would harm these objectives, not help them.' MEXICO'S trade deficit climbed to Dollars 20.6bn (Pounds 14.5bn) last year, an 85 per cent increase over 1991. +"The Soviet risk is the real political risk," said Anne Parker Mills, a currency strategist at Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. +The Rhode Island Association of Realtors said the Northeast has been the hardest hit area in a nationwide slump. +The most credible sounding tipsters are interviewed by detectives. +Can handle groups up to 15. +It also continues to seek a buyer for all or part of its 300-movie film library and its Wilmington, N.C., movie studio. +In a 33-page report entitled "Children: Innocent Victims of Political Repression," the international human rights group said children held by Iraqi authorities are routinely tortured by beatings, whippings, sexual abuse and electric shock. +He noted that the Salvadoran guerillas recently have claimed that they now possess A-7, A-14 and Redeye missiles. +Peter Caldwell, automotive analyst at Smith New Court PLC, said Ford may have made its move now because it believed Jaguar's share price was headed higher, or because it wanted to preempt a move by another auto maker. +In terms of quality, Mr. Lawrence says, private contractors "haven't begun to compete" with the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Also, collectors simply prefer the bureau's elegant but expensive method of intaglio engraving. +"I don't remember," he says with a blank look. +Borrowers will have a lifetime maximum of $300,000 in debt forgiveness under restructuring and buyouts. +The moves were the latest by the non-Communist government, which took office in December following a popular uprising, to rid itself of four decades of Communist control. +He reckons a correction in the market place may be about to start. Behind this thinking is partly that investors are starting to take account of the high levels of government deficits over the next few years. +For the sake of greater compatibility with NATO equipment, it is moving toward requiring all major U.S. weapons systems to be built to metric specifications. +Both bay-area schools have told the band it is no longer welcome to perform its annual concerts on their campuses because of troublesome "Deadhead" fans, some of whom who like to camp out and use drugs while awaiting concerts. +Blue, white and red "Bush '88" signs were hoisted into the air, and one delegate sported a "Reagan for VP '88" placard. +A few of the guests on holiday television specials are also unlikely to show up at the family picnic, not to mention some spectacular fireworks displays. +First foundations comprise the 5,500 hectares of the Pfiffelbach farming co-operative. +All are researchers in the criminal justice program of the Rand Corporation, a Santa Monica, Calif., firm. +The presence of paid advertising on the show has enraged some education groups, who say Big Business should be barred from making sales pitches to students in the classroom. +In a Form 10-K Securities and Exchange Commission filing, the casino reported income before depreciation and amortization of $21.8 million on revenue of $269 million, versus $52 million the year before on revenue of $295 million. +Deltacorp has a bankruptcy petition pending in New York. +In late New York trading, the pound was quoted at $1.8065, up from late Friday's $1.7865. +Both men already have fashioned goals for themselves. +FLX has entered into a definitive financing agreement with First National Bank of Boston and Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago to provide a total of $375 million of financing for the offer and merger. +Banking and financial stocks, for the first time in several months, slightly outperformed Nasdaq's industrial issues. +I think President Gorbachev in the contacts he's had with Saddam Hussein, and if _ I mean, with the Iraqis _ and if they continue, will be a step in that direction. +This doesn't seem to faze him. +Telegrams must travel by plane. +They said the ocean's currents carried the wreckage from the crash site, three miles south of the island. +"Now I'm going back in a Henry Ford, "To see how it will seem." J. Leroy Kimball, a Salt Lake City physician whose patients included several top officials of the Mormon Church, believed Nauvoo could be reborn. +'The US fostered Taiwan's democratic development and some might say the policy worked too well. +When Ms. Johnson asked Donald Kagin about the mark-up, "he just played it off and said the client would never know," Ms. Johnson said in her statement. +"A bit bizarre even." +The appeals court affirmed a lower court decision, which found Tyco Super Blocks didn't violate Interlego's trademark. +Barnwell was held for arraignment today. +I was afraid he would die out there." About 30 leftist rebels lounge in the shade of tile-roofed porches in the center of this farming town, taking some time to relax while the government considers their proposal to take part in elections. +In the last 12 months customers, especially in local government, have been asking us what we are doing in FM.' Bull has used partnerships of various sorts as the platform for its own sundry changes of direction. +Chavez began a water-only fast on July 17 to call attention to the United Farm Workers' boycott of California table grapes and claims that workers and consumers are endangered by five pesticides. +Marvin Lynn, 17, said he jumped at the chance for a scholarship. +Hitachi's similar H8532 microprocessor was distributed only to about 200 customers in Japan and to none in the United States, Hitachi has said. +Elsevier's final results for 1990 are due to be released April 8. +Stears was arrested March 6 and has been charged with theft from the company, McDonnell Douglas officials told the Post-Dispatch. +Of course, the liberals may respond that the text represents mere "original intent." +The Toronto-based gold mining concern said that it has received two independent engineering reports on the mine's ore deposits and that it expects annual gold production will average 170,000 ounces. +The Brooks Brothers sale was conditioned on Campeau acquiring Federated. +A French Foreign Ministry spokesman said Thursday that "the situation is worsening, and the battles are more severe." +But there's no plan to put the portly pandas on a diet. +The ministers will also discuss EC tax policy and review the macroeconomic situation in the EC. +In American Stock Exchange composite trading Friday, GW shares rose 37.5 cents to close at $15.125. +In May 1989, two months after the commission report that a missile was to blame, another commission appointed by Ciriaco De Mita, then premier, decided a bomb could not be ruled out. +The test uses radiation to determine what compounds have been deposited during the hair's growth. +Plainfield residents packed a high school gym Wednesday night to hear how various government agencies could help. +Williams said the any Iraqi build-up in the Kuwaiti theater is a further indication that Saddam Hussein has no intention of complying with U.N. resolutions seeking to force his withdrawal from Kuwait. +French officials say the government for years has in fact been split into a pro-Iraq camp and a camp seeking better relations with Iran. +There is no mention of interest being paid in the agreement. +The only economic news - the report of a 0.1 per cent rise in store sales for the third week of May - left prices unmoved. +British financial analysts said the investment office, which is owned by the Kuwaiti government, could lose hundreds of millions of dollars. +Mr. Weaver, 49 years old, was named as one of three members of a newly formed office of the president, according to Dino De Laurentiis, the 67-year-old chairman and chief executive officer of the film maker that bears his name. +Foreign Bonds A rebound in the value of the yen and rumors that a large Japanese securities firm was marking up prices boosted the Japanese government bond market. +LTV's biggest creditor group reached a tentative agreement with the federal pension insurance agency to reconcile their competing claims against the Dallas-based company. +He spoke in a telephone interview with The AP. +Not adequate sums, perhaps, but what would have been adequate? +He owns about 9 percent of Georgia Gulf and had indicated an interest in boosting the value of his investment. +"I think it is the best settlement we could have gotten, and I don't think there was any money left on the table," Neilson was quoted as saying. +It was reported earlier this month that NBC was trying to lay off on cable television about $75 million of its $401 million total payment for the Barcelona Games. +They insist his name is Baker. +A major problem in trying to extinguish the fires is that they are burning close to the ground, the Iraqis having destroyed the wellheads. +In the 29-minute interview, Bundy said his home life had been normal but early experiences with pornography had "crystallized" violent tendencies within him. +Gorbachev is eager to pin down a date; a summit with Bush would be a high-profile diversion from his internal problems. +The policy banned insurance companies from considering the results of HIV blood tests in deciding insurability for small group and individual plans. +In the year-earlier fourth quarter, the company, which went public June 10, said it earned $2.8 million, or 53 cents a share. +Britain's Ministry of Agriculture announced producers have agreed to a voluntary code that includes buying chickens only from licensed hatcheries, inspecting flocks regularly, discarding cracked eggs and keeping eggs refrigerated. +"When we told Nike how we could design a communications network to actually help them run better, do you know what they told us?" a voiceover asks. +Deletioglu, 44, a native of Antioch, Turkey, saw Dilek's picture in a newspaper from his home country and decided to help her. +The divorced parents, George and Alicia Rivera, last week agreed with medical center officials that the teen-age mother should remain alive until her baby was brought to full term. +He has made official visits to Jordan, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. +Civil rights lawyers said about 200 detainees in Durban and Pietermaritzburg have begun hunger strikes in the past two weeks. Vlok has agreed to meet lawyers for the detainees, but no date has been set. +"They will prove mutually exclusive because by the time it is evident that sanctions alone cannot succeed, a credible military option will probably no longer exist," Kissinger said. +"The thrust of the decision is `We're tired of this litigation.' +A third defendant, Larry Fleming, nephew of Son Fleming, was sentenced to life in prison. +Allied troops were participating in the six-day Imminent Thunder military exercise, which includes a mock U.S. Marine amphibious invasion with air cover and close air and naval support of ground forces. +Miss Honold's eyes fill with tears as she recalls the many Sunday night suppers she used to have with her elderly neighbor before all the fussing and feuding began. +He said "a little warning was intended by the voters but it went a bit too far." Voters elected more than 326,000 provincial assembly members, City Council members, mayors, village leaders and neighborhood representatives. +The Iraqi president had prevented thousands of foreigners from leaving. +Meanwhile, the Rev. Al Sharpton, an adviser to Miss Brawley's family, said Thursday that he and his associates would start their own investigation into whether there was any connection between the cases. +It is now dominated by five companies, four of them quoted on the Dublin Stock Exchange. Their growing financial muscle and management expertise, has converted them into an emerging force in the European market. +Mr. Flanigan oversees a $20 billion pension plan, which has moved more than $6 billion into the stock market the past few years. +"You won't see the outrage you would have seen five years ago." +Corporate and municipal bond prices also declined yesterday. +He said Spanish police were informed of the operation and were given photos of the three, but failed to spot them. +Even if you go to visit your girlfriend or go shopping with your wife, you carry a traditional weapon because there is nothing so disgraceful in Zulu culture as to be unable to defend your wife and children.' +Some analysts still hope a formula will be found that allows Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait while saving face. +The pages of International Security always have been open to a wide range of opinions, including those of conservative authors. +Camelot wasn't what it used to be. +He retired retired in 1975. +"There have been nine acquittals," he said. "If you look at this objectively, Oliver North has been largely acquitted." "The jury did not think he was as guilty as did the many members of Congress who have been ready to hang him," Hatch said. +Shops and restaurants abound in a way that would have been inconceivable a year ago. But the transition to a market economy has brought its trials. +The service sector has gone through it in the early 1990s. +"Once they start hearing that I take the credit, they stop giving me advice." +Gov. Richard Celeste temporarily closed the thrifts and said that to reopen they needed either to get federal deposit insurance or merge with companies that had it. +Frankfurt share prices sank abruptly at mid-session to close moderately lower in response to the dollar's sudden slump, brokers said. +For the most hardened drug traffickers, Bush renewed his endorsement of the death penalty. +The Senate Ethics Committee's dropping of charges against New York GOP Sen. D'Amato may help lighten treatment of the Keating Five Democrats when Congress returns. +"Our technology has advantages over Western technology," says a Polish journalist who follows China. +He hopes the Guinness Book of World Records will think so, too. +Prices of food and miscellaneous items rose marginally by 0.1% and 0.4% respectively. +Tenders for the bills, available in minimum $10,000 denominations, must be received by 1 p.m. EDT Tuesday at the Treasury or at Federal Reserve banks or branches. +LARGEST INDIAN land claims suit will go to trial this month. +NEW DELHI'S `DISINVESTMENT' India is scheduled today to complete the $430 million sale of shares in 16 companies in time for the presentation Saturday of next year's government budget. +He needs to win somewhere, and he says that's where it will be. +"While we remain profitable, we are disappointed with the level of revenues generated in the current quarter," Edson D. de Castro, the president, said in a written statement. +The Royal Canadian Mint will offer new commemorative coins. +The banks' fees on loans were also increased from a range of 4-12 per cent to 6-19 per cent. Last year the interest offered on deposits was again raised, this time by one percentage point. +Duke thanked the council but asked viewers to delay the boycott until after the ratings period in March. +Trans World's cheaper tickets must be purchased between Tuesday and Aug. 29 for travel between Sept. 5 and Dec. 16. +A portion of the game ran into prime time, but this is not counted in the official Nielsen list. +Mr. Bryan wouldn't deny reports that the company is considering opening bakeries in large supermarkets under the Sara Lee name. +The forecast came after a four-year study of the potential impact of the "greenhouse" effect on agriculture. +Some 1,000 sq m of cracks originated with the hasty installation of the shell following the 1986 disaster. +According to Mr. Boesky's financial statement, the law firms representing him are requiring him to set aside $5 million for anticipated legal expenses. +He said an exchange rate of about 140 yen to the dollar has been "a kind of limit" for Japanese truck makers' profitability. +The price is higher than that received by the British government in its 1985 privatization of British Telecom. +Boskin said Humphrey "would poke fun at himself for talking too long. +Human rights officials discounted Israeli claims that human rights are protected in the territories. +Recently, the General Accounting Office of Congress projected the FHA's cumulative losses are approaching $7 billion. +"The best thing you can do for us," Dr. Fauci exhorted the crowd, "is to succeed." +Louganis, 28, is seeking to become the first man to win both the springboard and platform events in consecutive Olympics. +The source estimated that no more than one-third of Central Committee members will be opposed or hesitate before approving the decision. +West German court hearings on Volkswagen's claim were set to open in Frankfurt on Sept. 22. +"You're looking at a hit show that's about to be canceled as a result of the controversy," the actress said. "Unfortunately, now the nurses are in a position to undo what they've done. +Thunderstorms were forecast in Kansas, western Texas and Oklahoma today after tennis ball-size hail fell in Garden City, Texas, and golf ball-size hail dropped on the Texas town of Dryden and Swan Lake in Arkansas. +Shortly after it detonated, angry Sinhalese attacked Tamils, stabbing at least four to death, he said. +"Scandal," the movie about the Profumo sex affair that rocked Britain in 1963, dropped a notch to No. 8 with about $900,000 in ticket sales. +And within GM, the rank of nameplates appears to be shifting. +South Korea yesterday offered a key concession to encourage North Korea to resume international negotiations on nuclear inspections. +"Contractors realize the prices back in 1986 weren't realistic." +Litton said the boost in its stock buy-back program brings to about three million the number of its shares the company now is authorized to purchase. +The 738-ton Komissorovo and the 448-ton Belinskoe called on Shiogama to replenish food and water supplies and were scheduled to depart Wednesday afternoon. +Mulic said the "enormous number" of bones found in the caves were the remains of truckloads of wounded fascist Ustasha fighters killed in 1945 and thrown into the cave by partisan fighters, Vjesnik reported Saturday. +And, to some extent, the revolution is spreading. +Further evidence that bigger Nasdaq stocks did best yesterday was that among the generally smaller one-third of Nasdaq issues that aren't a part of the Nasdaq National Market System, winners barely beat losers. +Although the identity of the cat's real owner remained a mystery, Kates said she was visited by a neighbor who said his cat had been missing for nearly three weeks. +Thus its management must continually grapple with broader social issues, the stickiest of which is how to control political petitioning and other activities unrelated to shopping. +Greyhound's problems will be resolved in bankruptcy court. +"A significant portion of this gain reflects equity investors' hedging activities," says Andrew Atanowsky, a CBOE vice president. +But at this point in time, we've been struggling just to make ends meet and we're not going to be able to put out a lot of money," said Ward, whose family lives on his Social Security payments and the salary from his wife's factory job. +The need for this additional funding is generating more partisan fighting than the original cleanup bill did. +But he said it appeared unlikely that such a step would be required without court action or new legislation. +The suit also alleged that the companies failed to warn of the dangers of their cigarettes and that they failed to adequately test, design and market them. +The American Geophysical Union, meanwhile, published a report, which it acknowledged was controversial, disclosing an apparent relationship between El Nino and seafloor earthquakes. +But hardliners in Shamir's right-wing Likud bloc criticized his latest meetings with Palestinians, charging he was circumventing a government boycott of the PLO, Israeli reports said. +An estimated 3,000 pounds of pogies, or 50 bushels, washed ashore in Belfast Bay in September 1987. +Earlier this year, the government allowed a Hong Kong investor, Li Ka-shing, to buy a 43% interest in Husky Oil Ltd., a financially healthy oil and gas concern. +Presser, 61, died Saturday night in Lakewood Hospital, near Cleveland. +Ford Motor Co. plans to invest up to $200 million in its Woodlawn (N.Y.) Stamping Plant to install equipment for a new generation of luxury cars, according to a published report. +"We're not just servicing debt and letting everything else fall off the wagon," says Mr. Stegemeier. +It also says more attention should be devoted to technical co-operation, one of the hardest but ultimately most productive aspects of aid. +Japanese companies also have begun to increase investments, a trend that could ease another sore point with the Chinese, who have noted that U.S. investment in the People's Republic far outweighs that from Japan. +More recently, Coldwell Banker purchased Torto, Wheaton & Associates, a Boston econometric-forecasting firm specializing in offices, and formed a real-estate investment banking arm. +"We're trying to get our costs down to be fully competitive with GE," a Pratt spokesman said. +Mr. Hruska's party has come up with mediocrity itself in the person of Dan Quayle. +Some also had been convicted of other crimes such as arms smuggling and theft, according to an agency report monitored in Nicosia. +Top officials of the nation's four largest futures exchanges told a Senate committee that some proposed market reforms could drive their business overseas. +Hays and Jones were not eligible for re-election because they served the maximum three consecutive three-year terms on the board. +Cypriot officials said the Kuwaitis refused. +The museum's audio-visual presentation and exhibitions act as a gateway to further explorations. +Recently, an East Coast climbing instructor who forgot to tie the knot on his harness during a lesson fell 30 to 35 feet, crushing the bones in his heels and breaking his back. +WAYNE L. HAYS, powerful Ohio congressman who destroyed his 14-term career with the Elizabeth Ray congressional sex and payroll scandal. +The 38-year-old resident of St. Petersburg, Fla., has asserted he is innocent and has blamed the indictment on what he calls overzealous prosecutors seizing on adverse publicity about hostile corporate takeovers. +Prices have been raised before, if not by so much, but private property and capitalist ownership and control are unknown to almost everyone in the former Soviet Union. +Vermont on Wednesday became the first state to ban vehicles that use ozone-depleting chemicals in their air conditioning. +In the southern city of Chonju, about 200 students staged an anti-government rally and attacked two police stations, smashing several windows and setting fire to telephones and furniture, Yonhap said. +Last week, an agreement that would have allowed tens of thousands of Egyptian refugees passage home through Israel was scrapped after it was leaked to the press, embarrassing the Jordanian and Egyptian governments. +Rompres quoted an unidentified spokesman for the miners as saying nobody had invited them to come to Bucharest. +"This could swing some people towards Banca Commerciale," he said. +It has been the over-emphasis on economic technique as opposed to underlying ideas. +But UMW President Richard Trumka said in a telephone interview from his Washington, D.C., office that the relationship "had some impact" on the election. +"The term environmentally safe oil development is a contradiction," said Lisa Spear of the Natural Resources Defense Council. +Shultz's plan for peace talks anticipates Israel relinquishing at least part of the West Bank and Gaza Strip it has held since the 1967 Six-Day War in exchange for Arab recognition of the Jewish state. +Plaintiffs' lawyers have estimated that Pfizer has settled about 100 suits from families of people who have died because of defective valves. But Pfizer still faces hundreds of other suits filed by users concerned about the safety of the device. +Habib also urged President Bush to talk directly to Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. +Showers and thunderstorms also were continuing over Idaho and western Montana this morning after severe storms whipped the northern Rockies Thursday. +Gawlick and Figg are executives at several of the eight companies owned by Mr. and Mrs. Engel. +Fortunately, its emphasis on permanently low prices and increased productivity has anticipated the needs of the 1990s perfectly well. Asda is therefore at present registering the strongest like-for-like sales increases in the sector. +The improved ratings reflect Lilco's prospects for gradual financial improvement as it gets continuing rate relief, savings in interest expense from refinancings, and regulatory incentives for better earnings, S&P said. +Those rules state that an ad agency must have a "reasonable basis" for the truth of the information it puts in an advertisement. +The face on a clock in the department reads: "One, Two, Three, Four, Who Cares?" +I glad-handed my way through East Lansing on game day, then headed for a Monday date with destiny in Ann Arbor. +Overall, the Times Company Magazine Group now publishes 17 magazines in the United States and Europe. +A steady stream of priests showed up at the station Friday to reclaim articles, Leach said. +By the early 1980s the development corporation had received permission to spread its net beyond the West Midlands. +It also requires the manufacturers to spend $8.5 million to warn consumers about the hazards of ATVs and promote the training. +Dorman's LoCal Swiss cheese looks good (the label says "80% less cholesterol" without saying what it is 80% less than), but it still has some cholesterol plus seven grams of fat. +On March 26, about 600 of the 6,000 employees at GM's Oklahoma City plant will be taken off assembly line work as production of the Buick Century, Pontiac 6000 and Oldsmobile Cutlass Cira is slowed. +Hirohito, the world's longest reigning living monarch, has not taken any solid food for 10 days. +President Bush warmly praised Mikhail S. Gorbachev today and said he hoped their weekend summit would lead to a freedom that "will last for generations." +The dollar continued its fall against the Japanese yen today, while the Tokyo Stock Exchange's main index edged down. +The general index fell 59.3 to 801.85. Mr Stuart Harley of Schroders in London said: 'Over the longer term, the economic fundamentals will not change greatly, irrespective of who is in power. +The Big Board has lured 166 firms from the over-the-counter market since 1987, taking 38 last year alone. +In 12 years, she said, average costs for first-time buyers have soared from less than one-quarter of their income to more than one-third. +Districts that didn't provide a statistic or misinterpreted a question received a zero. +"The State Bank is supposed to be the bank of last resort, but it isn't acting like one," he says. +Sher acknowledges that during his two decades in England he has worked very hard to become an Englishman, acquiring the tone and mannerisms of a proper British accent. +A bit of research showed it's an heirloom Italian variety just now appearing in U.S. catalogs. +The Coast Guard plans hearings to determine if Hazelwood's maritime master's license should be revoked, Yost told a news conference. +It makes computer-controlled machine tools and the software to run them. +In addition, the company is working on vaccines to treat certain autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis and Type I diabetes. +They can discover and learn from the outcomes after it is over. One of the most important processes in successful teamworking is managing the boundaries - keeping sponsors and clients informed and happy. +Don't expect foreign companies to start making toothpaste in Tirana or sofas in Sofia, though. +"Over the short term there's going to be a sense of urgency among many portfolio managers to hop aboard and ride this up." +But since the party lost its upper-house majority in the recent election, the Liberal Democrats may face the embarrassment for the first time of a Socialist-led majority in the upper house refusing to endorse the winner from the lower house. +Total attendence at the mass was under 2,000, despite a large advertising campaign. +Since those acquisitions, Maxwell estimated that it has sold about $2 billion in assets. +An armed man lurking in a restroom stall robbed, sexually assaulted and attempted to rape her, according to depositions by the victim and others. +But the use of dispersants has been opposed by biologists who fear their toxicity, and there is also doubt about their success. They must be applied under ideal conditions of moderate wave action, and they won't work if sprayed too fine or too thick. +Authorities said seven civilians and three of the 280 police officers called to the scene were injured. +Embarrassed CBS officials issued a terse statement. +Geoffrey Pettitt, a 49-year-old civil engineer, said his monthly mortgage payment of about $510 is a third higher than it was a year ago, and has more than offset the increase in his salary. +In West Germany, which watches political trends in the U.S. with an eagle eye, officials seem confused about how serious the Iran affair is and what sort of consequences may follow. +Taylor said he did not know the purchase price of the new home or the asking price for the 15-room contemporary house in Saddle River. +The bad news is partly economic, though the evidence here is not conclusive, and partly political. +As in 1972, the Norwegian establishment backs EC entry but so far not enough of the people are prepared to do so. This makes it easy at the moment for the anti-EC movement to argue that the issue is really elitist, us against them. +Texarkana National Bank is trustee. +Thus ended a primary season that began with the clamor of more than a dozen candidates but sorted out quickly. +Elco Industries Inc. expects to report that fiscal first-quarter profit roughly tripled on a 7% gain in sales and an improved product mix. +A straw poll there in February showed only 11 percent for Bush, compared to 43 percent for Dole and 28 percent for Robertson. +The festival features mostly standup comics. +Crippen said he didn't regret his decision against a tanking test. +He then called Mutual Federal Savings & Loan Association in Oklahoma City, where someone answered, "Arrowhead Savings & Loan"; it, too, had been merged. +Tornadoes caught the 420 residents of Remington, Va., by surprise. +What he has not yet begun to do is to extend this modernisation process to British thinking about foreign policy, and specifically about Europe. This is a more difficult and more urgent task than anything he has so far undertaken. +Of all the wine brands in America, the trade newsletter Impact says, Wild Irish Rose holds the No. 6 spot, Thunderbird is 10th and MD 20/20 is 16th. +But even if the boys' choir of Vienna was doing the Haydn `Te Deum,' there will be a difference in over-all feeling from the way we'll do it." Turnbull also places emphasis on the non-musical opportunities for choir members. +The moves by Citroen and Ford are much more representative. +Kalipharma is a New Jersey-based pharmaceuticals concern that sells products under the Purepac label. +Ferarri was founder and chairman of the company bearing his name that makes luxury sports cars and renowned Formula One racers. +The crisis in Russia also makes the D-Mark less attractive as a financial investment. +Most of the several thousand remaining students huddle near the Monument of Revolutionary Martyrs, but some move to the northern square to confront other troops. +It isn't clear whether the Soviet government will buy them." Stuart said the owner is a descendant of Prince Nikolai Orlov who went into exile in France after the revolution. +Mr. Smith and his colleagues assumed, however, that even if investors had the same information, their dividend expectations would differ and they would value the stock differently. +The remaining shares will subsequently be exchanged for the subordinated debt. +Here are the sales results for the eight major U.S. automakers for April 11-20. +Such events spur speculation, and the speculation is good for at least a month or so, or whenever the newer figures are reported or the old ones corrected. +Greece was in second place with 16 per cent, down 1 percentage point. The US share has fallen to 5 per cent from 6 per cent. +The report said Pereira Mayor Jairo Arango Gaviria and councilman Raul Velez del Corral had been the target of frequent death threats. It said security had been boosted for both men. +About 200 guests, including representatives from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact, were at the training field for the two-hour demonstration. +He said spearfishing opponents become more upset and vocal when fish are counted. +Although running costs would have been substantially lower in a modern simplified fleet, the balance sheet was not strong enough to take the hits on disposals. +Mrs. Clark said she never showed that article to her husband. +Family members identified the victims through gold fillings in their teeth, remnants of clothes, and in one case an agrarian reform ID number linking him to a local farming cooperative. +The trust was intended to fund development projects in the communities where the workers live. +In June 1987, Okmulgee's pie pan was increased to 20.7 feet in diameter and the pie weighed 6,300 pounds. +"We had them under control," one source said. +Rather than being a full-service firm, Kidder has been trying to focus on wealthy individuals, small companies and small institutions. +Accounts differ, but the students say the tape recording indicates that Mr. Cole threatened the group and broke a student's camera. +But it was not a pattern of buying and selling inside information as with Messrs. Boesky, Siegel and Levine. +Four decades in the tuning business has taught Smith that each piano has a story behind it, as well. +A mass funeral was scheduled Monday. +The violence was set off by news that an Azerbaijani had been killed and another wounded by Armenians in Azerbaijan's capital, Baku. +George Bush and Michael Dukakis both talk of eliminating the U.S. budget deficit in four to five years, but outside economists suggest their intentions may be better than their arithmetic. +On pharmaceuticals, the ministers agreed to ban general ads for prescription medicines and to set standards on ads aimed at the medical profession. +As your leader recognises, the existing two-tier structure of districts and counties, far from resulting in a duplication of responsibilities, combines to provide locally sensitive service delivery and accountable strategic decision-making. +Although the Soviets, too, reacted enthusiastically to President Bush's proposals, they will treat them as only the first step in a new round of arms-control negotiations. +Appeals for his release rose in number and volume after voters in a yes-or-no referendum Oct. 5 rejected Gen. +The Governor's own Revenue Advisory Board convened earlier this month and warned that Frank Keefe's forecast of an 8.3% growth in state revenues this year may not be met. +But bonuses were based on performance, Mr. Errigo says. +"We haven't any solid information yet, but it seems the Israelis and the SLA have intercepted a guerrilla party trying to infiltrate into their zone," said the spokesman, who cannot be named under standing regulations. +It is currently being expanded to include a further 120 acres of Birkenhead docks. +The president called on lawmakers to enact his version of the measure before they quit for the year, probably later this week. However, that appeared unlikely, as Bush's critics said his proposal would weaken current law. +The Arthur Kill, which separates New York City's Staten Island from New Jersey, was the site of a 567,000-gallon oil spill on Jan. 1-2 from a ruptured Exxon underwater pipeline. +"As long as you don't have the ultimate evidence, you can do nothing about it politically," says Gen. +Stallone is currently promoting "Rambo III," due out May 23, in which he reprises his role as John Rambo, the Vietnam vet human fighting machine. +A. We didn't get that far back, no. +His Jac-Lock Screwdriver has three blades to match, including two movable blades that grab the side slots of the screw. +The bill was approved by the Senate, but it faces an uncertain future. +Federal funds quotes weren't available Monday because the Federal Reserve was closed for the holiday. +In addition they are introducing specialist add-on processors, for example for database management. +Institutional interest continued to outpace buying among small investors, said Ralph Costanza, manager of the OTC department at Smith Barney, Harris & Upham. +Nor did Mr. Brooks ever do any consulting for American Telephone & Telegraph Co., AT&T says. +They included two busloads of launch control center workers who had counted down to Atlantis' fiery liftoff in an unusual nighttime launch five days earlier. +Separately, Hewlett-Packard confirmed that it will begin shipments next week of the Series 930 business minicomputer, its long-awaited machine with an internal architecture based on so-called reduced-instruction-set computing technology. +Japanese businessmen have been big buyers in recent auction seasons, and the lower dollar and the prospect of panicky U.S. collectors may bring more Japanese buyers than ever to the big auctions early next month. +Last August more than 2,000 pounds of cocaine were found in the steel beams of more than 20 shipping containers bound for Florida. +The official Xinhua News Agency also quoted Ke as saying Britain had "unshirkable responsibility" for widespread fears in Hong Kong about the Chinese takeover that have triggered mass efforts to emigrate. +Not if I like them, no, I really can't," he said. +Colombia's foreign minister notified Israeli Ambassador Gideon Tadmor of the decision Friday, a foreign ministry spokesman said. There was no immediate comment by the Israeli government. +He said 30% of the loans he sampled were "dead meat on the day they were made." +Hours after his arrival on Sunday, Andrew took his wife for a 20-minute drive in the Surrey countryside on what was the hottest day of the year. +After the stabbing, the second robber dragged his wounded friend into another car on the subway train, but left him there bleeding and fled when the train pulled into a station, O'Leary said. +When the operation moves off-site next Easter we'll gradually pay less.' The main benefit, however, lies elsewhere. +Volume was 466.2 million shares, compared with the 556.4 million issues Wednesday. +The second part will deal with various contentious issues, including proposals to compensate television producers for cable and satellite retransmission of their programs. +The current four-year contract expires Feb. 1. Talks aimed at an early agreement were recessed Nov. 10 after the sides failed to reach a contract by that date. +There is considerable overlap between them, not just in subject matter but also in time. +Orlandella said the security agent who spotted the suspicious items was asked to try to identify the woman she thought had made off with the bag. +The election came during the fourth day of the union's weeklong triennial constitutional convention. +Nicholas Brady, treasury secretary. +Scott and the three members of the city's celebrated utility crew _ Joe Johnson, Mark Craddock and Lyn Roberts _ visited Mrs. Shefton one recent steamy afternoon. +'TSB is a recovery stock but the short term outlook remains poor,' said one. +"You make the calls. +That kid is a part of the building. +The company added that world-wide revenue for credit services declined, largely because of a "high-single-digit" drop in first-quarter revenue of U.S. credit services. +"Even if he had been a criminal, no conduct that he engaged in was provocative or aggressive," Burris said. +Two leading members of Burma's opposition movement were ordered jailed for three years for allegedly sheltering a man whose girlfriend had an illegal abortion, official media reported Wednesday. +Imports of foreign cars declined by 16 percent to $3.68 billion, with shipments from Japan leading the decline. +Indeed, Mr. Buffett's righthand man, Deryck Maughan, told Congress recently that he wants Salomon to become a "model" for Wall Street. +Stack said the former PSA attendants generally were on pay scales about 10 percent less than those at USAir. +Many states are not able to provide food to individuals who fall into the lowest priority categories. +In its 1988 suit, the government accused the Teamsters leadership of depriving its 1.7 million members of their rights through a pattern of racketeering. +But officials in Minnesota and Indiana warned that Chubb could possibly lose its license to do business in those states if it did not provide the coverage. +That said, I should add that almost a million cases of syphilis and gonorrhea are reported every year, the vast majority among heterosexuals. +Hundreds of private shareholders will have cheered as Tiny Rowland once again showed his Houdini-like capacity for survival. +That leaves the ball with White House Chief of Staff Howard Baker, who in turn relies heavily on the Treasury secretary for guidance in economic affairs. +"The problem of the debt has become the main obstacle to growth in our region, given the massive net outflow of resources to the industrialized nations," the communique stated. +Nearly a third of Mercury users reported a 'major loss of service' over the past year, compared with 22 per cent of BT users. The frequency of changes in account managers was felt to be a shortcoming with BT. +NBC and a related company, both units of General Electric Co., ended up buying WTVJ for $270 million, substantially more than the amount reportedly offered by CBS. +The debate now is over what kind and how much. +Asked whether the explosive-sniffer could have detected the bomb hidden in a radio-cassette player which blew the Boeing 747 airliner apart, Farrar said: "We are confident it could have caught it." ATA's Neale was not so sure. +"The FDIC can still lose its shirt on the bottom 10 percent. +His attorney, Shirley Lobel, said she could not comment because of a gag order. +In a related development, the Army spokesman said the Navy's SEAL commando forces had "backtracked" and decided not to switch to the Beretta 9mm, in part because of concern over the slide failures. +To try to lift prices even more, the ministers were expected to agree to a proposal arranged by Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf producers to limit total production to about 22.5 million barrels a day in the coming months. +They are still fuming. +The shooters' pace was deliberate and careful, with a shot coming about once every five minutes when a prairie dog poked his head into the air. +As of that date, Cheshire National had assets of $72 million and Farmers & Traders had $41 million, First NH said. +But it may be weeks before GEC and its potential partners decide whether to bid, the source indicated. +Most cattle futures also advanced on strong cash markets and indications of strong retail demand for beef, O'Hare said. +And suddenly all bets are off. +One of the escapees allegedly had his arm around Beeman's neck when the three left the jail. +Even some retired executives are scared to speak frankly about Mr. Pickens. +He said: "The men in uniform are working 24 hours a day and soon we will gain control." The rebels' Radio Venceremos claimed every army attempt to reclaim rebel positions "has turned into a profound bloodbath among their troops and elite corps. +But he apparently failed to do that quickly, as the company had a loss of $1 million before taxes on its financial investments in its latest quarter. +The Union is scheduled to meet at the upscale Hotel San Rafael in this South Atlantic resort through Saturday. +As with U.S. Bioscience, most of those companies have products still early in human testing, a time when more drugs fail than succeed to make it to market. +"While we are skating and having fun, he will be watching over us to make sure we don't have another tragic accident such as what happened to one of my best friends," wrote Chris Jurebie. +The Red Cross has registered about 19,000 Iranian POWs in Iraq and about 50,000 Iraqis in Iran. +In a rational society, prudence and judgment also count for something. +Roh is also under pressure because of a slowing of exports and the domestic market, and newspapers today said he was expected to make major Cabinet and party leadership changes. +The leaders plan to send a statement to President Reagan "expressing our concern for what we see is a derrogation from the rule of law within our territories," Bird said. +Those were the songs being played in my house. +The demonstration, which occurred Friday in the capital of the remote Himalayan region, was the first known protest led by students from Tibet University. +The ranking Republican on the Senate Finance Committee is urging the Bush administration to maintain a hands off policy in the British takeover battle for BAT Industries PLC. +The Conservatives now trail the opposition Labor Party by up to 13 points in opinion polls. +The Swiss franc-denominated bonds are convertible into shares of either ICN, a California-based biotechnology concern, or into bearer shares of the Swiss chemical concern Ciba-Geigy. +Britain pledged a security review of military installations. +The Treasury's 30-year bond auctioned last week, the bond market's benchmark issue, rose about 1/4 point, a gain of about $2.50 for a bond with a $1,000 face amount. +Those values won't be realized overnight, but they suggest that if the asbestos cloud does abate, Fibreboard's stock, currently trading at 9 7/8, could become much more valuable. +Bush could have left the report to his drug czar; by delivering it himself, in his first nationally televised address from the White House, the president puts the drug crisis at the top of his autumn agenda. +In the store, Carla and Kate thought long and hard, trying to make a selection from among the many beckoning comestibles. +He said yesterday he had a 'responsibility' to support the prime minister and party president. But Mr Kanemaru, 77, has taken two months to accept Mr Miyazawa's invitation to take the number two position. +What will Mr Major say then? +The slight strengthens firebrands in the Jackson camp. +Stock prices skidded on fears that higher rates will slow the economy. +Gold and silver futures fell on the Commodity Exchange in profit-taking after two days of gains. +Indeed, it is the text that makes this effort far superior to Ms. Clarke's "Vienna: Lusthaus." +And there are simulations in which people play the role of plant operator, controlling the mix of energy-generation sources." +The proposed ConAgra-Holly Farms merger calls for a stock swap valued at $60 a share for Holly Farms stockholders. +Lyon has long been regarded as an important media centre thanks to the success of Le Progres, the local newspaper which is one of France's three best-selling dailies. +Moreover, they aren't affiliated with any Beijing institution and lack official status, thus falling through the cracks in the Chinese welfare system. +Stock exchange officials defend the current system and see no need to replace it, even though arbitration programs are costly. For example, the NASD said it spent $7.09 million on arbitration in 1987-88, recovering just $1.34 million in fees. +It will return in much better shape than it left. +"We know Brazil is basically out and the Argentinians are running out so the only store left in town would be the United States," Freed said. +Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau warned of floods at major river banks and coastal areas later today, when Sarah was expected to sweep across the island. +Mr. Lamarche's bank was taken over by the French government last year; he remains a director of BCCI. +The Federal Reserve said net borrowed reserves averaged $355 million in the latest two weeks, compared with net free reserves of a revised $378 million in the previous two-week period. +And in Kansas City, Kan., red, white and blue ballons were set free during the dedication of a Korean-Vietnam Veterans Memorial, thought to be the first combined memorial to honor those who died in the two conflicts. +Kentucky will restrict sales to minors under 16 beginning July 13. +An overnight anti-gang sweep by a police task force resulted in the arrests of 117 people and the seizure of more than 411 grams of cocaine, authorities said Saturday. +"You have to know when to collect when things go bad," said Allerton Smith, an analyst who follows credit-card companies for First Boston. +A two-toned 10-franc coin, a first in France, will go into circulation in the coming days and eventually replace the heavy coin now in use, the government announced Thursday. +He said that in hindsight hiring women to attend the parties was inappropriate, but not illegal. +Its array of consumer products is compatible with E-II's lineup, which includes Samsonite luggage and Stiffel lamps. +His solution was to rewrite the law in favor of the Sterns. +A chubby pipe-smoker with an avuncular voice and the common touch, Hill became a household name by using language clear to everyone when he gave medical advice on the British Broadcasting Corp. in World War II. +After all, their commitment seems ephemeral enough. +Terming the uniting service "perhaps unprecedented," Episcopal Bishop John Howe of the Diocese of Central Florida said the Pentecostals, "known to be on fire for the Lord Jesus," have come "to put your fire into the Episcopal Church's fireplace. +Howard had been assistant secretary of defense for public affairs and had served as a White House deputy press secretary and special assistant to the president. +Homeowners could have it but the act barred the use of both oil and gas for fueling new electrical power plants. +The only judicial district to report a decrease was the District of Columbia where there were 204 cases, down 21 percent from 259 in the first quarter of 1989. +Some three million Afghan refugees live across the border in Pakistan. +In a recent study, he correlated movements in the prime rate with growth or shrinkage in banks' net interest margins. +The book implied that Mr. Sinatra had conducted an affair with the former First Lady. +Serial bonds are priced at par to yield to 7.50% in 2000. +Corporate lawyers were dismayed by a 1984 Rhode Island Supreme Court ruling indicating that in sensitive jobs, employers must do an aggressive background search even when nothing negative turns up initially. +ENI, the Italian state-owned energy and chemicals group, made consolidated net profits of L2,072bn (Dollars 1.61bn) for 1990 compared with L1,613bn in 1989. +Cruise missiles, of course, may be the best thing to happen to European defense since, well, nuclear weapons. +Aoun, in the interview with French television, called the new government a "Syrian army attack on Baabda. +The old tax law relied on the seller's word about the information except in cases where an audit suggested that someone wasn't abiding by the rules. +Police were working to identify the dead, Izvestia said. +The funding would be in the form of loans to help the group lease aircraft in difficult new markets and the return to GPA of some pre-delivery payments for aircraft it had ordered. The tentative agreement with Boeing should help reassure investors. +The San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics, spring training partners for more than two decades, finally play for real Saturday when the Bay Bridge World Series opens in Oakland. +A promised $24-billion-a-year shift of federal tax burden to corporations is not materializing and individuals are making up the difference, the government says. +The nearer-term prospects for the IBA will depend on getting a domestic league off the ground (but not too far), and Murphy says that strides have been made in that direction. +Lemons at 15-25p each (15-25p) and Naval oranges at 10-30p each (10-30p), depending on size, remain superb fruit buys. +Ford Aerosapce Services Inc., a unit of Ford Motor Co., received a $23.7 million Air Force contract for weapons center range maintenance. +"Every period has its own form of joie de vivre," said Petitprez, who was a little boy during the war. +Economic justification for plant closures by the duopoly should be tested in the market, by offering them for sale at site value to other interested operators. +I would not have chosen Hammer as an example, though. +Do any of these states have oversight? +The Bundesbank left rates unchanged on Thursday, and in the early part of the week investors were fearful that the Fed might tighten US rates. +If the squabbling over Central American policy has been largely between the administration and Congress, the battle over how to fight terrorism has been fought mostly within Mr. Reagan's own National Security Council. +"Great Balls of Fire" is a harmless piece of entertainment for a Saturday afternoon. +The Comex reported a decline of 561 tons in its warehouse stocks of copper from Thursday to Friday, bringing the level down to 6,621, the lowest this year. +But Joe outmaneuvered them with a scheme hatched, in part, around his kitchen table. +The South has in turn accused North Korea of resorting to terrorist tactics to press its demands to serve as a co-host of the Olympics. +The rise represented the resumption of the recent uptrend after a spell of consolidation, with early gains prompted by Far Eastern buying, dealers said. +Last year, he said, every member's order was filled. +He also plans to bring back "Burke's Law," the 1963-66 ABC series starring Gene Barry, as a series of TV movies. +Meanwhile, the Pentagon is endorsing the treaty, known as INF, but calling for new weapons projects to assure Europe's security after the U.S. withdraws its intermediate missiles from the Continent. +Both Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., a member of the Senate Finance Committee, and World Bank head Barber Conable, asked on Friday for special consideration for Mexico because of its progress toward economic reform. +A decade ago, Peter Lynch's anointed successor at Magellan, 32-year-old Morris Smith, had only just graduated from college and still had two years of business school ahead of him. +That broke a world-class maximum altitude record of 56,046 feet set by Italian Mario Pezzi in a Caproni biplane in October 1938. +Tarbuck said crying by lawyer Lefferts Mabie, who denied shedding tears during his closing argument, was one reason for his decision. +"I think that's a legitimate criticism of Alan Greenspan." +After a 30-minute firefight, the rebels fled to different directions with most of them running toward Maritula. +Howard B. Scherer, Butcher & Singer's general counsel, said the company plans to file a petition seeking a stay of the SEC order and expects the stay to be granted. +Wild cattle roamed a trackless waste otherwise devoid of mammal life. +Our long war in Vietnam conditioned us to consider that country's Communist regime the worst of all possible alternatives. +'What's all this?' he said, turning the pages and reading aloud. +Emphasis on generosity dictates either that the most senior or most wealthy pays the bill or members of the group informally take turns to pay. Quotas continue to play a role once ministers have been appointed. +In addition digital simultaneous broadcasting could increase coverage further to between 80 per cent and 95 per cent. +However, Mr. Kandemir said he hopes any agreement with Boeing would allow Turkey to eventually export Chinooks built there, the newspaper said. +The bill touted Tuesday was designed to stem potential problems from the booming facsimile technology. +No one has resigned or been replaced. +All week long the authorities of this town of 7,000 have struggled to contain an ocean of roaring motorcycles and tattooed bikers wrapped in enough leather to outfit the women of Chicago with purses. +Nippon Steel improved Y5 to Y310 and Hitachi also Y5 to Y761. Short-term traders targeted drug and Aids-related issues. +He has said the agreement, signed in Geneva, was not negotiated by "competent people" In the interview published Friday Glemp said Jews should help Catholics become better acquainted with Jewish views on the issue. +With its growing pool of 40 million consumers, Spain is still attractive to the many foreign companies that want to sell their goods here. +And Sotheby's is splitting its stock, two for one. +The fuel-economy law was adopted in 1975 to reduce gasoline consumption at a time of rapidly rising oil prices. +All attended the Kennedy Center ceremony. +Mrs. Herzberg described how Hamadi robbed her of about $11,000 worth of jewelry. +On May 7, 8 and 9, he will again tackle the Brahms second, with the Cleveland Orchestra. +But that only made him "a very hard worker, better than anybody else around," says the former colleague, Leon Farley. +The economics of the two industries are coasts apart, says Howard Kaminsky, head of Hearst Book Group, whose Morrow unit is publishing "Lies." +Many investors believe they can improve their chances of success in China by employing the descendants of Koreans who fled to these provinces in the 1940s. +Bush in 1987 reported $20,773 in income from the company. +Food was in short supply, power was still out, the airport was closed and roads out of the city nearly impassable. +Meanwhile, Bush has said his position has not changed on abortion _ at least since the last time he changed it. +But officials said the administration is considering trying to dismantle longstanding legal barriers to direct U.S. bank loans for the Soviet Union. +DIRECT MAIL The court barred states from banning all direct mail advertisements sent by lawyers to potential clients. +Talks between the two carriers began a few weeks ago and grew out of a recent marketing pact. +Back in office, he installed Sasso as his chief secretary _ his top liason with legislators who wanted little to do with Dukakis in his first term. +Most important, don't join the hysterics. +"Tax collections during the month of April and early May fell short of our estimates by $15 billion," said Paul Van der Water, a CBO analyst. +United refused to comment on its interest in Latin America, but people now in charge of liquidating Pan Am's remaining assets confirmed that United is a primary contender. +That might spell opportunity for Mr. Greenwald. +The acquisition of a majority stake in max.mobil. represents a further step in Deutsche Telekom's efforts to consolidate and extend its position as the leading telecommunications group in Europe. +Patients are often driven into poverty to get treatment for their disease, but for many poor and near-poor people, a stigma against public assistance prevents them from applying for benefits, it said. +They also argue that, because many banks heavily promote the machines' use, customers are owed special protection, including security guards if necessary. +"I trust in God, justice and my innocence, since I didn't order the burning of any books," he said. +Psychologically you have to prepare yourself to hurt somebody." EDITOR'S NOTE _ It's as endemic to New Orleans as the Mardi Gras bacchanal and the strip joints on Bourbon Street. +Sims said the bonus averaged $24.45 per ton, or about 67 cents per bushel of wheat. +The amendment would ban the giant electronics producer from nearly all trade with the U.S. for as many as five years as punishment for its suspected part in illegal shipments of milling machines to the Soviet Union. +Said it will consider giving federal regulators more authority to lower electricity rates, setting the stage for a ruling that could affect more than 49 million homes. +On Wednesday, WHO named Dr. Michael H. Merson, another American, as Mann's replacement. +The company said it agreed to negotiate final terms within 45 days. +An prominent labor activist freed from a Polish jail so he could receive medical treatment abroad said Thursday he was forced off a plane and deported after he flew back to Poland. +Reagan, continuing his public relations offensive to promote freedom and human rights in the Soviet Union, met over lunch at the House of Writers with artists, filmmakers and writers. +And he predicted that profitability will continue. +On Tuesday, Hezbollah consolidated its grip on more than 90 percent of south Beirut. +She said she plans to retire when the library's addition is complete, in about two years. +Before that he had picked up experience of trade relations as a director of the North Asia division of Miti, dealing with Taiwan, South Korea and Hong Kong. +The accuracy of the EU figures, compiled under the Intrastat system and based on VAT, has been questioned. +"I just happened to watch those Iran-Contra hearings," he responds. +And we think it would be a mistake to characterize it as a hostage situation and to use a word like that since we are in discussion with respect to the matter. +United Financial Services Inc., initial offering of 7.5 million common shares, via Perry Investments Inc. +"Overall, we were realistic. +'I'll just take a picture of this. +The 2.9% fall doesn't rank among the Nasdaq Composite Index's 10 greatest percentage declines; it pales beside the 11.4% plunge on Black Monday, the day of the 1987 market crash. +Western Mining picked up 10 cents to ADollars 7.65 and MIM was 6 cents ahead at ADollars 2.60 as they continued to rebound after the heavy selling last week. KUALA LUMPUR saw widespread profit-taking drag equity prices back after initial gains. +Wong's conclusions, presented at the 40th annual meeting of the American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, contradict the traditional scientific belief that nicotine stimulates brain cells. +The United States said the airliner was mistaken for an Iranian fighter jet. +The appeals court cited "the potential for an unreasonable subjective intrusion on individual liberty interests." The Michigan Supreme Court last Feb. 22 refused to review the lower court rulings. +Cordoba is the cradle of the car industry. +Paul Lynch directed on location in To do come to find out that Allan is not who we think he is." Lenz said that because Toronto was standing in for New York in the movie the production company had to take its own garbage along on location filming. +According to testimony at the trial, Miss Ngcobo filed charges of attempted murder against the policemen after they put rubber tubing over her face and ducked her head in a river during interrogation. +But if you look back at the 1984 elections, you find that in the 367 congressional races both parties entered, the Republicans won 500,000 more votes, but the Democrats won 30 more seats. +In appealing to the Supreme Court, FirsTier said the judge's ruling from the bench disposed of all claims in the case and should be considered a final decision. +The National Science Foundation said Friday it would back a major research effort aimed at developing long-distance data exchange networks that can work 20 to 700 times faster than today's best. +Mark Riely, an analyst with New York-based Eberstadt, Fleming Inc., said it was difficult to determine immediately the impact of the cancellation on Home Shopping. +An anomoly of the the present period of transition, the ruling party remains dedicated to socialism and one-party domination. +With such special-interest help, senators had amassed $36 million in cash as of Jan. 1, while their opponents had less than $5 million. +For those who do pay something to the fisc (tax office), deductions allow them to take an average of half their disposable income out of their taxable income. +So far in 1990, both groups have slumped further as the general market has come under pressure. +"I had never been in a bar until I played one," he recalled. +In Kansas, for example, winter wheat production was estimated at 460.2 million bushels, more than double the shriveled 1989 harvest of 213.6 million bushels. +Under that plan, commercial-bank creditors traded existing loans to Mexico, at a discount from face value, for new 20-year government bonds. +Applications for the first year have outstripped places by five to one. Mr Painter says ADT is sponsoring the college because 'We think there is a need to support education'. +One prerequisite is a convincing fiscal package in the budget. +Mr. Soffel and Jules Pallone, president of Maccabees Mutual Life Insurance Co., were appointed to the retailer's board, increasing the number of directors to 11 from 9. +The markets opened mostly lower, extending the weaker pattern established Tuesday due to warmer temperatures in the Great Plains and Midwest after a two-week cold spell. +Most people vote for the presidential candidate, not the running mate. +On one side of Mr. Paul are extensive dealings with Democratic politicians. +It toppled thousands of trees and, in order to get them out, many more were removed. +The lack of activity resulted partly from the fact that U.S. Treasurys were quiet and little changed during European trading hours. +European Community and US officials discuss dispute over telecommunications and public procurement in Brussels (until March 12). +Neither Mr. Schoellhorn nor Mr. Schuler could be reached for comment. +He's voted for cutting defense and for giving up the Panama Canal, and that turned out to be a big disaster," said Huber. "He's been taking campaign funds from all over the United States. +And the executives insist that many brands featured in movies don't pay for the placement anyway. +He said a conference was the only way to reach a comprehensive settlement of the Middle East problem. +The RSC has this 12 months' leeway. Heralded at the time as the biggest arts sponsorship ever, the link has undoubtedly helped both parties, but especially RI, which has raised its profile and had marvellous entertainment opportunities. +Rice's changes led to the widespread popularity of the snack. +Breene contends TRW intentionally defrauded the government and ignored his request that actual accounting figures be used in the contract proposals. +However, the CSO warned that the data used to compile the latest index was not complete. +Alfonso Surigao was a lawyer in Cebu who delved into the controversy, defending civilian activists charged with guerrilla activity. +When it moves to modern standards of disclosure next year, Schroders will have an opportunity to overhaul its capital structure too. +It is easy to forget but the greatest successes of Clough's career - the League championships, the European Cups - were achieved as part of a double act. +Peasant outfits - no-colour Mittel-Europa dresses; waistcoats and puttees for the chaps - and folk-attitudes abound. +The partnerships have since gotten into trouble, Mr. Kowtowsky says, and he and his wife are faced with losses of as much as two-thirds of their money. +At the last visit, I was told by a new doctor at the research center that all the travel had been in vain: None of the tests on my husband were valid because he had eaten before each appointment at noon. +Today's forecast called for rain over the northern Pacific Coast, turning to freezing rain in eastern Washington. +He denies DEA allegations that he ships Colombian cocaine to dozens of crack zones in Houston, Dallas, New York and Chicago. +Also, the Marxist left suffered a crushing national defeat. The elections were good news for Peru in two respects. +The Booker literary prize never manages to create anything less than a full scale controversy. +"The president has been frozen out in the process and the results have been stalemated," said the official, who spoke under the condition that he not be named. +Thomas Mahoney said after the rampage Tuesday on the lot where the TV shows "Dallas" and "Knots Landing" are made. +But earnings for 1990 are expected to fall to their lowest level since 1982. +A $6 million trust fund provides each Bikinian about $30 a month, giving them a higher standard of living than most Marshallese. +That represents a spread of 125 basis points above the 10-year Treasury issue. +Following his arrest, Beijing was full of rumors that Mr. Wang was tortured in jail. +He said that poor countries would have to increase spending on imported food to $17.6 billion this year, from $12.3 billion in 1988, just to maintain the same level of nutrition. +Some aides to Mr. McKay also speculate that the Supreme Court, even if it strikes down the law, may include some special provision for the filing of the stillunfinished report. +Science said that British experts believe the bomb that brought down Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, on Dec. 21 contained only about one pound of explosive. +While 8% may seem small, some U.S. bankers conceded that, at this time, that share was about all foreign firms could successfully handle because of their relatively limited clientele for yen-denominated securities. +South African and South-West African troops have been fighting for about five months in Angola on behalf of the UNITA rebel movement, which is battling the Marxist government in Luanda. +A former anti-government guerrilla hopes to become a serious third option, but the other 11 candidates are given little chance. +Proponents have painted the project as crucial to the metropolitan area's growth. +Ninety minutes after Flight 1098 parked in a remote corner of Miami International Airport, Comas-Banos allowed children to leave the jet and then collapsed in front of authorities. +They weren't necessarily monitored with a lawsuit in mind, Mr. Scott said. +India's government also has set up state-owned factories making electronics gear, aircraft, watches and telecommunication equipment. +"Even a partial elimination of the Pacific Grove monarchs would be a very sad national loss," Edward O. Wilson, professor of science at Harvard, wrote to the council. +Analysts had been projecting earnings of about $3.15 a share. +There is no denying the appeal of such returns, especially in a period when interest rates have been generally declining, pushing the yield available on long-term government bonds below 8.5 percent. +But Kennelly has refused to run against Morrison, preferring to stay in Washington, where she is viewed as a rising star. +Leaders of the world's seven richest democracies gathered in Paris during the bicentennial of the French Revolution for their annual economic summit. +The United States will maintain its support for guerrillas led by Jonas Savimbi who are at war with the Marxist government in Luanda. +Bass gained 12 to 600p. Construction group John Mowlem rose 13 to 148p despite a crash in 1991 profits to Pounds 3m from Pounds 34m. +This, rather than headline spending cuts, should be the focus of the current review. Still, if the new chancellor decides to use his political clout to cut spending significantly, there may be an interest rate cut to soften the blow. +If counties are retained, they would be the obvious building blocks for that task. Grave weakness That, in turn, highlights another grave weakness of the commission. +Sales of the discount retailer increased 35% to $3.73 billion from $2.77 billion. +Share prices finished lower on London's Stock Exchange Monday, but recovered after early losses. +Lower interest rates lured buyers back into the existing home market in August when sales rose 3.3 percent to their highest level in six months, a real estate group reported. +It is certainly more difficult for gold to tumble while other metals are racing ahead. +But today, while Mr. de la Madrid still talks about revolutionary nationalism, he must service an immense foreign debt, sell off unproductive state industries created in the name of social justice, and try to create a free-market consciousness. +Far Above Rubies is so ethnocentric that one hesitates to recommend it to anyone without a knowledge of rabbinical law. This is the story of Bruriah, who was both the daughter and the wife of a rabbi. +Results also reflect a difference in the number of shares outstanding because of a stock buy-back. +Posters also disappeared from in front of People's University and Beijing Normal University. +Spire said he was convinced that Nelson had indeed won the nomination. +It appears to be an early product of a fresh dialogue between U.S. auto makers and the Bush administration on legal actions that Detroit can take to stem market-share losses to Japanese manufacturers. +A less drastic remedy would be to match cuts in Social Security benefits with cuts in the payroll tax. +This spring, for example, Frito-Lay launched its new "Light" line of snack foods. +Anticipating a break between the machinists union and the UAL pilots, Mr. Davis has been trying in the past few days to persuade the machinists to support his offer. +Tyminski was ordered last week to appear this month for questioning before a prosecutor in southern Poland. +Now questions are being raised about the future of other small and midsized brokerage firms that lack the market volume and financial muscle to survive growing competition. Many have already begun to trim staff and cut costs. +For those who mind about correct behaviour the rule is: if He breaks it off, She gets to keep it. +For European governments, tormented by the cocktail of slow growth and high real interest rates that the Bundesbank continues to serve up, it is tempting to see a cut in German interest rates as an answer to all their ills. +They're not about to go to war. +"I put the Lorenzo cap back on for 15 seconds," he said. +Their wedding took something from the past and something from the present, uniting tradition with life today. +These are the individuals we must expose. +Others named the trade imbalance. +They cite hard-to-measure, extra-inflationary forces such as higher property and local taxes, soaring health costs and increasing tuition fees. +Bishop has had several quarters of net losses. +Salcido also is accompanied by three guards. +In consolidated New York Stock Exchange trading Friday, Data General shares closed at $6, up 25 cents. +During the quarter, Chemical Bank in New York almost completed the reduction of about 1,100 positions through attrition, voluntary separations and job eliminations, it said. +In late July, police filed charges against Mr. Shimizu on suspicion of theft. +Students in the provincial capital of Taiyuan joined in the democracy movement for the first time Wednesday when thousands held sit-ins in front of a hotel and Shanxi provincial government offices. +Made by a New Zealander in Hungary. +Such sensationalized terminology lowers your account to the level of TV network news. +"Everyone was telling him what a genius he was, and his ego was getting to the point that he couldn't conceive of anyone possibly running Nautilus as well as he could," recalls a former Nautilus official. +ACQUISITION through "mirror" subsidiaries remains a doubtful technique. +Some, perhaps most notably Lasmo, also have a high proportion of their debt in dollars, so that interest charges and redemption costs will rise. +Lloyds Abbey now promises a progressive dividend policy. +"Your material is limited unless you're always listening to the voices of other people," she says. +The city has moved against two other city-owned social club tenants besides the Wanda, the Times said. +Lithuania closed its factories for the day to conserve fuel and raw materials during the Kremlin embargo, designed to pressure the republic into rescinding its declaration of independence. +P&G has received hundreds of telephone calls on its toll-free hotline, and it cites "lost sales" of Ultra Pampers. +Dr Mahathir has criticised the Japanese for not transferring technology fast enough. 'We have to learn from the Japanese,' says Dr Mahathir. +We were forced to send the Liberation Army into the city." he said. +Yes, it did, and also in the anti-narcotics efforts. +He is hoping to marry Lynda Bellingham who seems to have no husband but two teenage children. +A spokesman said that based on the latest trends, he expects both the third and fourth quarters to be profitable. +The corn is scheduled for delivery by Sept. 30, the end of the sixth year of a long-term grain supply agreement between the Soviet Union and the United States. +Another year, another fiasco: Washington yawns. +CDI had 90 offices for temporaries opened at Sept. 30, compared with 72 a year earlier. +Mr. Abboud said that he would expect to close the First City bailout several days following the expiration of the April 12 deadline. +If completed, Cilva's takeover might eventually unscramble the complex sell-off of Avis Europe. +Fourteen foreign journalists who went to Lhasa to cover those protests were given 48 hours to leave Tibet. +Financiere Credit Suisse First Boston said consolidated net fell 19% last year, reversing seven years of record profits at the Eurobond house. +The "Growing Pains" special was the opening for the new spring series "Just the 10 of Us." "Little Girl Lost" was ABC's highest-rated movie of the year. +That sentiment was reinforced earlier this year when six blacks from the township of Sharpeville were sentenced to hang for the death of a black town councillor in 1984. +"Many businesses that may never have been covered by minimum-wage provisions before are covered now," says Tracy Wurzel, a legislative representative for the small-business trade group, based in Washington. +City officials and Hispanic leaders on Friday agreed to work together to ease tensions triggered by the fatal shooting of a Hispanic man by an off-duty police officer. +The arrests came one week after three policemen were attacked in the area while chasing a man suspected of receiving stolen goods. The bodies of two of them, Inspector Adisa Obawunmi and Constable Johnson Akinfenwa, were found in a shallow grave. +In keeping with the ecological theme, Ms. Young has enlisted the Mud People, a group with a predilection for wearing mud, loin cloths, vines and "urban trash" such as hubcaps and oven grills. +Reports of violence during Wednesday's strike came from throughout the country. +They testified in the two-week trial that she was out of touch with reality and couldn't have known right from wrong at the time. +Whether the purchase was meant to be part of Sen. Stevens's original compromise or not is in dispute, but it now appears to be. +If no candidate scores that high, the winner is picked by the House of Representatives from the three top vote getters. +"There are none of us that ever experienced anything like this before," Strueh said last week. "This is the worst we've ever had since we kept records," starting about the turn of the century. +Mr. Garvey, 44 years old, fills a position that has been vacant for the past two years. +Apple urged Lotus to quickly make a version of 1-2-3 for the Macintosh, but Lotus designed a completely different product instead. +Journalists were prohibited from being within sight of any political unrest and were immediately arrested if spotted by police. Tape recordings and film were seized without warrants. +The change did not affect net income figures. +Avi Pazner, a top aide to Shamir, said agreement had been reached on major issues but that the prime minister was still trying to get smaller religious and nationalist parties to join a broad coalition. +"Our message has been predominantly oriented towards middle-class people who like to read," the association's Dr. Shine concluded in a talk to science writers in Los Angeles last summer. +Latin American experts noted that Bush's proposal affects only a small part of Latin America's total foreign debt of more than $400 billion. +GM and Chrysler have estimated air bags will add $500 to the price of a new car, and Ford has estimated that cost at between $350 and $700. +In national over-the-counter trading yesterday, Hycor shares closed at $5, up 12.5 cents, while Ventrex shares closed unchanged at $1. +He was the only coalition candidate to outpoll a Solidarity opponent in the first round, although he did not win a majority. +Mr. Tanaka said Brother withdrew from the department's original anti-dumping investigation because complying with it would have been too costly. +If we win a month, we are happy because there are big changes every month," he said. +Fireman's Fund Corp. said it definitively agreed to sell $300 million of convertible preferred stock, representing an 18% voting stake, to Ifint S.A. +Similarly, the threat of impaired credit ratings does not assist in recovery of outstanding balances. +Dean Witter also lowered its estimate for the 1990 fiscal year to $8.70 from $9. +The State Department says the captured weaponry includes 20 AKM assault rifles, with 13 of Soviet manufacture. +Moreover, New York-based American Home's bid furnishes some protection against fluctuation in its stock price. +The film is expected to be released in Greece next month, according to a spokesman for United International Pictures, the distributor. +Unidentified State Department bureaucrats and their "quest to make the world safe for cocktail parties." _"Political jockeying, backstabbing and malaise" in the anti-drug effort. +He received a two-year suspended sentence after he provided information that led to the indictment of three Spaniards and three Bolivians in a conspiracy to smuggle illegal drugs. +On Capitol Hill, a group of 21 senators last week introduced a resolution declaring they have "strong reservations" about the deal and urging a 60-day delay to allow time for a thorough review. +"I don't really understand it. +"Between the filing period and election with court business, with the Bar Association meeting and with the Judicial Conference, I didn't campaign, he didn't campaign and now the voters have spoken," Callow said. +Appropriations have reached their highest level since 1985's final quarter, the board said. +Being in a deck chair doesn't. +As the death toll reportedly mounted to 30 in the central African country, French troops seized the airport in the Zairean capital, Kinshasa, to protect foreigners from attacks. +The woman's emergence from a coma was announced Wednesday by doctors at Metropolitan Hospital, where she is slowly recovering from the April 19 attack. +Tele-Tax, whose toll-free numbers and subject list are included in the back of the instruction packages mailed by the IRS, offers tape-recorded advice on more than 140 tax topics. +Nobody is there to fool about. Roger Taylor manages to seem interested in each and every one of us. +'Reform in this House proceeds exceeding slow. +"Pakistan is one of the key diplomatic posts," said Hughes. "Everybody said right away we couldn't rule out sabotage. +Meltzer, together with several other economists and a few lawyers, decided to try it in another sphere. +"We went back to hand painting," says William Saari, director of manufacturing. +The December 1987 deficit had been $24.4 billion. +In his keynote speech Monday, Ceausescu condemned the whirlwind of democratization changing the systems of the formerly rigid Warsaw pact nations. +Other plaintiffs are the League of Women Voters, the Puerto Rican Parade Committee, the Spanish Action Committee of Chicago and 10 individuals. +Some industry officials are convinced that the government and central bank, after opening London up, are now worried about losing their grip on the financial system. +Industry executives believe Ally's chance of holding on to the account are slim. +Osseiran is a member of Hoss' Cabinet. +Verinder was cited for alleged speeding, but never was given a breath test for alcohol nor charged with drunken driving. +Also complicating the case is the new Panamanian government's $5 billion lawsuit against the country's former military leader, expected to be filed here as early as next week. +He added that because the proposed unit's operating expenses will be relatively low, it should be able to offer attractive rates on loans and deposits to prospective customers. +The analyst said he expected the offer to be reviewed by the British government through its Department of Trade and Industry. +"In a predominantly fixed-rate market, loan servicing by banks and thrifts will grow, but their loan portfolios will shrink," says Mr. Harting. +Moshe Arens, the foreign minister of Israel, said Monday the raid violated the pledge, while Deputy Israeli ambassador Oded Eran urged the State Department to break off the talks with the PLO. +White House officials acknowledged yesterday that Democrats still are reluctant to publicly express support for the Packwood-Roth capital gains proposal because they are loath to buck Sen. Mitchell. +Japan, which had a June unemployment rate of 2.2 percent, says paring its distribution system would eliminate many jobs. +Daniel C. Rohr was appointed executive vice president and chief credit officer, a new position at this savings institution. +Britain's takeover environment faces a test after Friday's $389 million bid by Ranks Hovis McDougall for another British food firm, Avana Group. +"The Japanese subcontractor isn't in love with his parent company. +The ministers were expected to renew those discussions this week. +The new National Assembly is to meet for the first time June 23. +The possibility of a veto now appears unlikely. +What is the problem with residuals? +The official said the government viewed the compensation as "simply an expression of grief for the loss of life," and that no liability has been assumed for the incident. +And take-out places, grocery-store salad bars and microwavable foods make it easier for people to ignore restaurants entirely. +Banks, however, don't rely on credit card-related earnings to the degree that Advanta does. +The grumbling has increased in recent months following Tokyo's reluctance to support U.S. and European initiatives to write off billions of dollars in loans to Poland and Egypt. +Arthur Liman, the lead GAF defense counsel, told reporters: "We had hoped for an acquittal. +"I think he is very dangerous and unstable. +Each dealership also was visited at about the same time by one of three other researchers - a white woman, a black woman and a black man - who bargained over the same car. +A fifth of Chivas Regal, which goes for $40 on the black market, costs $99 in a store. +Mr. Gorbachev, Boris Yeltsin and even the Soviet hard-liners have come to accept that their country's decline can be reversed only by abandoning communist central planning. +It urged the government to continue demanding tough concessions from Washington in its dispute over Heathrow airport, which is popular because of its size and proximity to central London. +The minimal daily farm wage is only TD6, though many skilled farmworkers earn far more, especially in the richer areas. +Senators and representatives are the world's greatest experts at one thing: getting re-elected. +Taiwan is part of China. +So far in the 1989-90 year, the Soviets have bought 7.87 million tons of corn, 143,700 tons of soybeans and 430,000 tons of soybean meal. +Oct. 21-31: 1,548 vs. 0, no comparison possible. +Excluding an $8 million pretax gain on asset sales, operating profit fell to $207 million from $395 million. +Launching a product more or less simultaneously across a continent, or the world, as is increasingly the trend in consumer markets, demands that companies attain a flexibility and focus that few have yet achieved. +The steelmaker, a venture jointly owned by National Intergroup Inc. of Pittsburgh and NKK Corp. of Japan, will build a $70 million vacuum degasser to produce a new family of ultra-low carbon steels primarily used by car makers. +Before that he had a long career as an oil administrator, including a stint as head of Iraq's national oil company. +Coherent jumped 3 1/4 to 15 after the company received Food and Drug Administration approval to market its Versapulse holmium laser for use in treating herniated disks. +Boxes of the exclusive oat and gingered biscuits are now on sale in France, Germany and the US. +The emergency was announced on state-run radio and television by Najib, who said it was needed "to ensure peace and security" in Afghanistan. +Authorities in 1985 seized 160 tons of marijuana off the coast of Virginia. +Peru's government began distributing free and subsidized birth control pills and condoms on Thursday, marking a new era in this overwhelmingly Roman Catholic nation. +Nuremberg abounds in Bavarian eateries where steamy excess is the by-phrase. +Taken at face value, the data may wrongly imply producers "are dumping the soaps and retailers are using them as loss-leaders," says Donald Ratajczak, economist and PPI-CPI guide at Georgia State University. +That backfired after the primary when political cartoonists juxtaposed her stand on defense with depictions of Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait. +Comparing students within the city only, an average of 88% of the Catholic schools' third, fifth and eighth graders pass Pennsylvania's basic-skills reading test, vs. 77% at the public schools. +You have to reach the new decision-makers. +"We were a few aisles away, we heard a loud muffled explosion, like a large balloon exploding," Profeta said. "Then we saw a cloud of smoke and flaming debris shoot up in the air. +"Indonesia has too many 'statistic Moslems.' +Pepsi already has a promotional alliance with Nintendo on a $10 million national campaign for the holiday season. +He defended an ad that had particularly incensed McGowan _ one showing a satellite picture of the earth with a quarter segment of the planet missing, including Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. +Israeli troops fatally wounded a Palestinian teen-ager in Bethlehem Friday, and Arabs organized a general strike throughout the occupied territories as their uprising entered its 19th month. +He also said he has chosen Treasury Department enforcement chief Francis A. Keating for the department's No. 3 position, which had opened before six protest resignations rocked the department last week. +Expressions of that view by representatives of all three groups should "encourage a much more active U.S. role in prusuit of this vision of peace," said Ronald Young, executive director of the interreligious committee sponsoring the affair. +Four major companies said they would offer their shareholders a chance to exchange more than $5 billion in stock for "unbundled stock units," a new type of security that could be traded whole or broken into three parts. +She set up a research agency, which involved her in doing some of the research for the Coronation. +Writer Rose Levy Beranbaum, daughter of a dentist, shows how to cut a cheesecake with dental floss. +For the second straight year senior leader Deng Xiaoping did not appear at the opening session. +Earlier this year, the Belgian pilots' professional association complained in a report that the airport was underequipped compared with others in Europe and would become less and less safe unless the government took drastic action to overhaul it. +McFerrin was practically born to his calling. +House leaders want to add a provision permitting banks to operate interstate branch networks. +A year ago, the hopes of families of U.S. servicemen shot down over Cambodia during the Vietnam War were buoyed by Phnom Penh's declaration that it was prepared to hand over the remains of 83 airmen to American officials. +The Democratic primary was only a popularity contest with no delegates at stake. +The average discount rate on the three-month bills was 6.22% and the average rate on the six-month bills was 6.28%. Those rates were up from last week's auction when they were 6.14% and 6.21%, respectively. +A statement in a Spanish newspaper said they were in retaliation for the Netherlands' 1980 refusal to grant entry to three ETA members, who were subsequently jailed in Spain. +I think I'm going to win," he said. +Going in to the debate, she thought she had built a better mousetrap. +Despite extensive investment costs in 1997 and 1998, ADVA AG Optical Networking registered a profit of DEM 1.1 million for 1998 (calculated according to US GAAP). +Memorialized as "the day the music died" in Don McLean's 1972 epic "American Pie," the plane crash was the first great rock tragedy. +Dissident leaders have defended the trip publicly, but concede privately that it damaged their credibility. +"Minnesota is looked at as a leader in health advocacy," she said. +The prospect of periodic open-market sales of Salomon shares by Minerals & Resources "isn't good" for Salomon's stock price, said Michael Blumstein, an analyst at First Boston Corp. +Former state Trooper Richard Morrison was charged with having sex with a 13-year-old baby sitter in 1985. +The idea was that a cheaper dollar would help shrink the U.S. trade deficit and reduce protectionist sentiments in Congress. +Bush and Gorbachev leaders agreed at an unprecedented joint news conference before leaving Malta that their meeting heralded a new era of cooperation in East-West relations, including arms control and trade. +But if no other company copies the internal design of the new Personal System-2 line, it won't become an industry standard and software developers won't create many programs for it. +Of course, there's a catch: Lamont's depositors earn a miserly 3.5% on savings accounts. +Bars and taverns also have the option of not letting in anyone under 21. +The October contract ended with a gain of 0.52 cent at 10.42 cents. Demand for contracts largely consisted of purchases to offset previous sales, according to Sandra Kaul, analyst for Shearson Lehman Brothers. +The consensus among economists is that consumer prices will rise a bit more than 4% this year and a bit less than 4% next year. +Under policies hammered out since Czechoslovakia broke free of Communist rule in 1989, the Czech and Slovak republics have independent control over most of their industries. +The other companies that market ACE inhibitors are much smaller players, Mr. Nordmann said. +Government and opposition officials spoke out against West German politicians making campaign appearances for East German parties during the campaign. +Attorney Robert Clayman said he would go to U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York to get an estimated $7.5 million owed for the past week. +Their daughter, Felicity, married Baron Marsh, the former Labour transport minister. +The paperboard, newsprint and packaging concern said the distribution is payable Aug. 30 to stock of record Aug. 9. +Corporate Issues Prices of corporate bonds finished little changed to up 1/8 point in light trading. +REYNOLDS METALS Co. increased its quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share, up from 20 cents, payable Oct. 1 to stock of record Sept. 9. +The three firms, including PaineWebber Inc. and Dillon, Read & Co., still hold a $400 million bridge loan to Federated, and last week received a 7% stake in Federated as compensation for Federated's most recent failure to refinance it. +The family firm has sold off half its equity: 25 per cent to Remy Martin, and 25 per cent to Suntory, but a richer, sleeker Shiach remains in control. +The year 1967 is used as a base of 100. +The annual trip was a chance to squeeze in a few hours of quality sport with his father before career and family obligations as well as hunts with friends and associates filled his schedule. +Pianist-singer Michael Feinstein says that he considers theater songs chums. +USAir's strength is on the eastern seaboard where two-thirds of Europe-bound transatlantic passengers live. USAir's president should be even happier. +Mr. Vigon was not available for comment. +Bush said his inaugural address "will be an expression of satisfaction about how far we've come as a nation, and a recognition that we've got a long way to go," the president-elect said in an interview. +It states that between 130 and 160, doctors should initiate dietary treatment for patients without other risk factors, and drugs for those with two or more risk factors. +Habgood spoke amid warnings that the worldwide Anglican Communion of faithful in 164 countries could break up if U.S. Episcopalians consecrate their first woman bishop. +The congressional plan required 10 percent of federal public works contracts be earmarked for minority-controlled businesses. +Those companies that have reported - about 150 worldwide - are wondering whether it is worth continuing. +The official press carried numerous reports of arrests of vagrants and petty criminals and executions of robbers, murderers and rapists as well as an arsonist who set fire to an army jeep during last year's protests. +Ford was helped largely by a 30% sales increase for its Ford Tempo, a 14% increase in sales of its restyled Ford Taurus and a 16.8% increase for its popular Explorer sport-utility vehicle. +This village in the Pyrenees needs eight brides for eight bachelors, but has decided it can't afford to pay $50,000 for them. +"This is the first time we've seen the bond market, the stock market and the foreign exchange market all going down at the same time. +Prices of foreign-currency futures retreated in the face of the rising dollar. +Defense lawyers cross-examining Mr. Wilczynski homed in on his practice of billing both the pharmacy board and Lane Drug for travel expenses. +Luken's son, Mayor Charles Luken, is vying against Ken Blackwell, a former Cincinnati mayor and official of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. +GM and Ford were preparing to report 1989 earnings on Thursday. +The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 3.65 to 2,021.22 in the first half hour of trading. +A separate 12-member panel is developing a blueprint for moving toward a market economy. +A physical therapist used the metal pincers to "grab me in several places," Mr. Long says. +Pretax writeoffs and reserves of $50 million to $75 million also will be incurred in the sale of the restaurant operations, the company said. +To whom did they sell it? +It is a soft place where visitors could talk to each other', he says. The significance of every last detail has been thought out. +A fighter jet crashed and exploded in a giant fireball at ceremonies honoring the Indian air force Sunday after the pilot apparently misjudged the plane's altitude and tried an extra acrobatic maneuver, officials said. +Its president, Jack Valenti, had maintained during months of complaints that the procedure worked. +"You had been told by the president of the United States to destroy documents _ explain how you had come to that conclusion?" Keker asked. +If that doesn't work, he adds, he pretends he is Ronald Reagan. +The family of Elpidio Verdugo set up a 3-foot artificial Christmas tree and draped it with a string of tiny lights that hardly ever twinkle because the electricity is on only a couple hours a day. +An average of estimates by economists surveyed by the Dow Jones News Service before the release placed the deficit at $12.8 billion, and many traders said they were looking for a figure between $13 billion and $14 billion. +"We had a near perfect vehicle," added mission specialist Story Musgrave. +"That's just political," said Kenney. "He probably wouldn't get an H-1, but that doesn't mean he'd be denied entry. +Arlen needs the cash to redeem Pounds 3.2m in preference shares which fall due next year. Mr Cohen came to the Arlen board when it took over Highland Electronics in 1990. +Dukakis also has threatened to withhold an additional $500 million from local aid payments at the end of the current fiscal year. +Ironically, however, the highly automated press, which a GM executive contends equals anything on the horizon into the 21st century, was made in Japan. +They were signed, "National Democratic Policy Committee," a political arm of LaRouche. +The commission also ruled it would not consider the financing of the Trump-Griffin deal until Griffin receives interim casino authorization, for which he has applied. +According to a recent Bicycling magazine poll, 33 million people would sometimes commute by bicycle if there were safe bike lanes alongside roads and highways. +Police and U.S. authorities said they were trying to arrange speedy extradition, but that the paperwork might take a wewek or more. +Commissions and fees climbed 21% to $79.6 million from $65.5 million. +"It's no wonder the all-new Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme was chosen to be the Pace Car for the 1988 Indianapolis 500," boasts a recent Olds ad. +The stock ended at 51 1/2, down 16 1/4 from Monday's close on volume of 519,300 shares. +But Kishore Bangor, an analyst with Prudential-Bache Securities in London, said investors would turn their attention to BAT's fundamentals and the stock would look relatively cheap. +In the LTV case, the agency has replaced Cleary Gottlieb with the New York firm of Otterbourg, Steindler, Houston & Rosen. +It was also apparent that the best the GCC members could ever do militarily would be to deter a threat long enough for their western friends to come to the rescue. For once, events in the Middle East unfolded according to character. +The Gottliebs say the drug achieved a five-fold reduction in the risk of progressing from AIDS related complex, or ARC, to AIDS. +The Bank of England, in its court petition, said it was unable to gauge the financial condition of the parent bank though it fears the prewar economic embargo imposed against Iraq may have left it insolvent. +Producer prices in West Germany rose 0.6% during March from a year earlier and 0.1% from February, the Federal Statistics Office said. +'The main problem', says Ms Kionka, 'is with Russians who live in all-Russian communities and never naturally speak Estonian.' What Estonians see as Russian great-power attitudes towards Estonia have been on display in the past few weeks. +And a Massachusetts task force concluded that the misconduct has effectively isolated female attorneys, causing them and sometimes their clients "to doubt their own abilities and effectiveness" and to "feel unwelcome." Prof. +But the action against South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore sounds much stronger than it really is. +It supported Marine amphibious landings and shelled shore targets, but the aircraft carrier emerged as the Navy's top weapon because naval battles were waged without ships ever seeing each other. +Sameshima said 231 people were crowded aboard the boat, which a coast guard ship escorted into port at Naha, Okinawa's capital, 1,000 miles from Tokyo. +The U.S. government holds only $2 billion to $3 billion of Poland's debt; most of it is owed to European governments. +The high court, in a decision written by Chief Justice William Rehnquist, rejected arguments that appointment of independent counsels by a special court violated the Constitution's doctrine of separation of powers. +In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Quaker closed at $48.875, down 50 cents. +Joel Popkin, a private economist in Washington, said he expects prices generally "are going to increase by at least 0.4% and 0.5% (a month) as the new seasonal goods come into the market." +On the contrary, improved access to main landing points in the US could strengthen Lufthansa's hand with its new potential collaborators. +Both sides have used food and control of relief supplies as weapons in the conflict over the northerner-controlled government's economic, political and administrative policies toward the south. +The amendment should require a supermajority vote (at least 60 percent) in the Congress to increases taxes. +The members ask for it. +Strikes are starting throughout the country, and the powerful left-wing union, Central Unica dos Trabalhadores, is calling for a broad strike tomorrow. +With antic style and the 11 foreign languages he speaks, he vows to hurl the lingually lax U.S. into the international age. +Also, the 1985-89 Yugo GV was among nearly 2 million cars and trucks that were the subject of new investigations into malfunctioning brakes, NHTSA said. +"We want that message _ and particulary the vote _ to get to the Congress," Diamond said. +Economic conditions in some of the group's most important markets had deteriorated. +After all, `Dick Tracy' didn't have a following from a comic book or a TV series (like `Batman')." _ About the reviews: "They're amazing. +But he lost in November by 18 points. +Finally, there are the Kuwaiti Arabs who fell to Saddam Hussein last August and the Iraqi soldiers now dying in atonement for last summer's crimes. +I've never met these six guys before in my life." He fashioned his own disguise for the Granada TV interview, conducted in Ireland as part of the "World in Action" series. +"In spite of a very large level of nonperforming assets, MNC's core operating earnings were essentially break-even," said Peter L. Gartman, executive vice president and chief financial officer. +But even after subtracting this "BP effect," the $5.16 billion increase exceeded the one-month record of $4.76 billion set in May. +But now, most forecasters see a change in the making. +Most can arrange automatic transfers from checking or savings accounts. +Cluett Peabody manufactures men's clothing such as Arrow shirts, Schoeneman suits and Gold Toe socks. +Information was shown on a state-by-state basis but Sikorski said more localized information has been given to each state, to inform residents of a community about emissions from their local plants. +Longer term, a family needs to assess whether it will be able to pay debts, taxes, tuition, health insurance and mortgage or rent without the lost paycheck. +In contrast, at Eastern the pilots walked out in sympathy with the Machinists, temporarily shutting down the Miami-based carrier and driving it into bankruptcy court in early March. +The panel isn't likely to adopt Rep. Gephardt's provision, but Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen (D., Texas) said the amendment could be added on the Senate floor. +The reassignment of seats in the House reflects these trends, with the West and Sunbelt states gaining at the expense of the big industrial states of the Northeast and Midwest. +While there was no suggestion that she had died in this way, there was no evidence that her husband had tried to save her life. 'Ours was a love marriage,' she once told a friend. +The station hopes eventually to debut a local newscast and is negotiating to broadcast some New York Mets and Yankees games. +He announced 20 reforms he said his government will send to the National Assembly within the next few days, including: _Allowing exiled Nicaraguans to vote from abroad. +Some 4.5 million elderly taxpayers used to getting Form 1040 will get the shorter Form 1040A. The change was made possible when the IRS added lines allowing the elderly to report retirement income that previously could be reported only on the longer 1040. +Sources say Bei was a strong candidate for the prize last year. But some writers have been rumored to be on the "short list" for years. +Of the two, William Jr. has followed a career path more in keeping with Ford's traditional route to the top, and some associates maintain that he is the family's favorite to become chairman eventually. +"We can't believe we made it here, so high above the atmosphere. +The National Assembly is to vote on the proposal later this month. +Gould asked Meehan for a list of trades that day, but didn't ask regulators for an inquiry, the spokesman added. +Cesar Vielman Joya Martinez was arrested by Immigration and Naturalization Service agents on a felony warrant for failing to appear in court on an immigration charge, INS spokesman Ron Rogers said Wednesday. +"The management have always been wheeler-dealers," says Simon Woods, head of research at Barclays de Zoete Union Pacific Pte. +The highlight of the celebration will be a re-creation of the "War of the Worlds" broadcast at Princeton's McCarter Theater on Sunday night. +They also suspect that the Iraqis pillaged the banks' records, so that it may take months to sift through fragmentary customer records and resume normal lending and deposit-taking. +Hoffman's mother said the family assumed Hoffman had committed suicide. +Mandela was jailed in 1962 for leaving the country illegally and inciting unrest. +For two-fifths, the reason for bringing in outside help was the greater skills of the adviser for one-off advice. +Other awards announced Monday were: _Editorial cartooning, to Paul Conrad of the Los Angeles Times, for cartoons on Lt. +When interest rates fall, the price increases; when interest rates rise, the price will fall. +States must have clearly defined goals, as well as intervention methods in case of a failing school. +The spokesman also said the company has no plans to seek protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. +The dollar was quoted today at 1.8872 Dutch guilders, up from 1.8740 guilders late Wednesday. +This is another potential award winner. Single dramas were more scarce than ever, and most of the few that did appear were better described as films. +Justice Minister Takashi Hasegawa resigned after only three days in office when it was disclosed that he continued receiving donations from Recruit after the stock deal was exposed. +The U.S. official, who saw a photocopy of the letter, said it was "not in normal English that a native English-speaker would use," but said that did not necessarily mean it was a fake. +He estimated that 20 to 25 Americans remain at the embassy. +"They have announced the Apollo-killer and laid the groundwork for competing with (IBM's) PS-2" he added. +Waldheim told reporters Friday in Amman that he would discuss "humanitarian issues" with Saddam. +"If (IVIG) were $10 a bottle and 100% safe, all kids would be getting it." +Hance's commission regulates the Texas oil industry and he has been an active observer of OPEC meetinggs in the past. +"When we lose this land, you can't buy it back from them. +In 1985, Vipont's stock traded as low as $6.437 and as high as $18.75. +But many health officials dismiss such arguments as wishful thinking. +Dukakis and his wife joked about a comment by Bush's wife, Barbara, that the public affection between the Dukakises was phony. +But, as Mr. O'Neill pointed out "on Monday that premium narrowed by 1.20 cents, which gives an idea of the volatility of the market." +But he expects regional entries like the New England sugar maple and the California redwood and sequoia. +Mr. Kirby, planning for a life of leisure, bought his home in an exclusive enclave of Naples in 1981. +In the year-ago period, it earned $13.6 million, or 27 cents a share, on sales of $156 million. +'The home market will evolve more slowly because of that. +In London, the market opened marginally firmer, then steadily climbed as anticipation of a base rate cut had investors scrambling for any available stock. +Shortly after the accident, the Navy removed Cmdr. +In February the KIO declared a 19.53 percent stake, or 1.165 billion shares. +Volume on the Big Board came to 25.37 million shares. +Among the issues in dispute is how grains will be shipped to the Soviet Union. +"Of course, miracles can happen." +Some supplies of the drug, the intramuscular form of gamma globulin, have been diverted for sale to the military because of Persian Gulf buildup, she said Thursday. +"They are misleading the public and using this tragic accident to promote their own subjective interests," he said. +A short sale is an investment strategy designed to generate profits from falling stock prices. +More than 260 Palestinians have been killed in the 10-month-old uprising, and thousands have been detained. +There was also talk of stake-building by Mr George Soros, the private investor, whose Quantum Fund vehicle is said to have taken a 2.75 per cent holding. +Eight of the ten fastest-growing states were in the region. +So breathe deeply, and buy - the stories it contains are incredibly evocative as the barbarian west bought, smuggled, begged, and ultimately pillaged Constantinople for its treasures. Daily (not Tuesdays) 10 -22.00; until February 1. +Brokers traced the heavy losses to a weakening of the dollar as well as Friday's plunge on Wall Street. +"The radius and angle at which the unit tapers were determined very carefully, based on the height of an average person," he says. +A group that had actively promoted shelters asked itself that question last weekend at its annual meeting in Atlanta. +Yet the local government results on May 5 cast further doubt on the validity of that belief. +But he said the writer had enemies on the other end of the political spectrum, and added that it was possible he was shot by communist agents. +Attorney General Dick Thornburgh is a frequent flyer on an executive jet the FBI once seized from a convicted drug dealer. +The recent events in Seoul illustrate the demands that an increasingly free economy will make in the political arena. +In an informal vote, the staff was of the overwhelming opinion he was guilty. +Algeria and Pakistan are blocking Israel's attempt to join an international conference on chemical weapons, an Israeli diplomat said today. +"But I was struck, on balance, by a certain lack of imagination." +In other European markets, this relationship tends to be roughly one to one. OTOB is even making a mark in Europe. +Meanwhile, police in Dublin said they had uncovered a cache of weapons, including 30 Soviet-made Kalashnikov semi-automatic rifles, in a makeshift bunker beaneath a shed at Malahide in the city's northern outskirts. +La Canastilla Cubana, a Hialeah, Fla., store that caters to Cuban-Americans, says its baby registry is so popular that "even Americans are coming in to register now." +They must pay," the president said. +We've been sending them to the Soviet Union, India and East European countries," he said. "We are interested in preserving our cultural heritage, but we are also trying to introduce our culture to others. +The gain reflects fresh economic evidence that inflation is moderating while the economy slows. +But Mr. Brady is unlikely to try to change the administration's position in its waning weeks. +In 1979, he helped found the Marxist-oriented Workers Party that now is the Collor government's main opposition. +Jesse Jackson would give Daley the toughest opposition in the mayoral race, garnering 40 percent to Daley's 52 percent, according to the poll, which was conducted Dec. 2-5 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. +The conspiracy ran from July 1980 to July 1987 and included a transportation network from clandestine airstrips in northern Colombia through islands in the Bahamas. +In addition, the gene appears to be activated only in the kinds of cells involved in cystic fibrosis, he said. +In any case, the $14 billion jury verdict in Mr. Liedtke's favor makes some Wall Streeters wary of self-proclaimed country boys. +That's down from almost 45 percent. +The agency said a failure in the seat could cause a reduction in seat strength and increase the likelihood of injury in a rear-impact crash or cause the seat to recline rearward, resulting in a driver losing control of the car. +Earlier, an announcement on Iraqi radio and television indicated the annexation was imminent, calling Kuwait "part of Iraq." +There are no catches, it is easy, they get real tickets and they pay no money,' he says. +One member, Sen. Joseph R. Biden, D-Del., noted that Bush ran for president in large part on his experience in handling foreign policy and arms control issues, contrasting himself favorably with Democrat Michael Dukakis. +'By September we were desperate,' one clearing bank director says. +Iraq has admitted losing territory in Kurdistan. +Consultants advise against changing a name unless it's turning off customers or isn't legally clear. +Canada has pioneered the development of food irradiation equipment, partly because of a ready supply of the radioactive isotope cobalt 60, which is produced in the country's Candu-type nuclear power plants. +The Sandoz disaster and a rash of smaller chemical accidents last year, including two at Ciba-Geigy, triggered a public outcry and demands for stricter chemical industry standards. +The problem stems from seasonally low levels of water in the Uruguay, Limay and Neuquen rivers that feed hydroelectric stations and the shutdown for repairs or maintenance of Argentina's two nuclear power plants. +But officials have acknowledged over the past two weeks that several companies appear to have provided materials or know-how to the Libyans, including a company owned by the government, Salzgitter Industriebau AG. +In addition to the Golden Bear awards, seven Silver Bear prizes were awarded Tuesday as the 12-day festival ended. +They included the theme from the motion picture "Jaws." "I just wanted to give them something to think about," laughed disc jockey Barry Scot of WWUS radio, which sponsored the festival to educate divers about reef protecton and conservation. +To get the package passed, executives told balky lawmakers that they would reconsider their own investments in the state if changes weren't forthcoming. +Apple, ranked No. 2 behind Hewlett-Packard in the personal computer market, badly needs help in the domestic market. +The memorial wall sits in a bricked plaza at the entrance to the university in front of the Hall of Languages, the school's oldest building. +Unfortunately, the more Americans felt that Japanese were trying hard to emulate them, the less genuine interest they seemed to have in understanding the Japanese. +As a GOP hopeful running in a city where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans 5-1, Giuliani compared himself to Fiorello LaGuardia, another Italian-American and Republican who faced similar odds when he won the mayoralty in 1933. +One item noteholders want to examine is the $2.4 million in annual advisory fees that Western Union pays to Mr. LeBow and his partner. +"There's nothing going on in the company. +The judge had certified the lawsuit as a class-action on behalf of 14,000 people living within five miles of the plant. +The decisions of what is known as the World Court, a U.N. agency based in Holland, are rarely enforceable unless both sides agree to its jurisdiction. +And it won't be a triple-blade because although two blades may be better than one, three aren't better than two. +Testing provides strong, objective information about drug habits and future criminality. +God must have wanted to take her." Tom Koenig, 40, of Hialeah, who took his wife and two children to the show, agreed. +Yesterday, an Evening Standard poll of polls found Conservatives and Labour at 41 per cent each, and Liberal Democrats at 14 per cent. +Two mild aftershocks to the Upland earthquake shook parts of Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties early today, but no injuries or damages were reported, seismologists said. +Mr. Hungerland said VW plans to continue its relationship with Nissan Motor Co. despite the new arrangement with Toyota. +Supporters say its development would bolster Israel's economy and increase its technological expertise, while opponents say it would drain financing away from other defense needs and actually impede economic growth. +Traders believe today's market action may give a clue as to whether April's strength will be extended to May. +"The Syrians are not going to go to war," says Mr. Olmert. +Mintel estimates after questioning councils that the capacity of existing landfill sites will be exhausted within about 11 years. Britain rates low on a Europe-wide recycling league table, according to Mr John Cunningham, Mintel's chief executive. +Of those, 346 inmates died while in prison, 152 had been released and 99 remained in custody. +Michael Manford, chief economist at Merrill Lynch Canada Inc., said the rise of the New Democrats has been overshadowed in the equity market by the robust performance of the Canadian economy and the sharp rise in corporate profits in recent months. +Three federal agencies proclaimed today that apples are safe for children to eat, attempting to calm fears about a chemical used by some growers that has been linked to cancer and claims that preschoolers are especially vulnerable. +Bakker's attorney says the former evangelist plans to come to North Carolina within the next six weeks to meet with state Assemblies of God officials and to seek forgiveness. +A fireball of a dancer, she soon revealed the quality that has since marked her every work - her fascination with movement. +Pic 'N' Save Corp. said its board adopted a rights plan designed to thwart unwanted takeover attempts. +Reebok has also had problems finding a consistent ad theme, trying and discarding the weird "U-B-U" commercials. +British Caledonian posted losses in its final years as an independent airline. +After the close of trading Wednesday, the company reported disappointing third-quarter earnings of 46 cents a share, compared with 81 cents a year earlier. +Two prominent Israelis said they had received official approval before recruiting American intelligence analyst Jonathan Pollard to spy on the U.S., the chairman of a parliamentary inquiry panel said. +"When patients switch to non-fluoridated water, they found that their symptoms cleared up," Burgstahler said. +"We believe it's the highest that anyone's ever found," said Christopher Daggett, acting commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection. +During one trip organized by Iraq, Western reporters were allowed to walk into the supposedly sterile premature baby unit, where three babies were in one room and two in another, the doctor claimed. +"We wanted to show the state of Florida that we will continue to work to continue to have a choice," said Candice Slaughter, a management consultant from the Tampa area. +The Bush administration will hold admissions of refugees to the United States to 125,000 in the next fiscal year, an increase of slightly less than 8 percent from this year, the chairman of a House panel said today. +Yet, unemployment fell below 10 per cent of the working population in December, for the first time since July 1992. +Selby was born and raised in West Virginia, where his family has a farm that has been in the family since 1660. +The steepest per-acre price, $1,759 an acre, was offered by a group led by an affiliate of Transco Energy Co. for a tract in the High Island area. +To try and get a better grasp on the real numbers of infected people, the CDC now is drawing anonymous blood samples to test for AIDS antibody at 30 hospitals in the nation's midsection. +The company is considering a wide variety of alternatives." +Ford's risk, though, is in possibly buying a couple of losers. +Lawyers for Gannett Co., publisher of The News Journal in Wilmington, said the judge's order contradicts previous Supreme Court rulings on the public's right of access to criminal trials. +He said the details could be discussed at an upcoming session of the U.N. General Assembly. +A U.N. spokesman said only that the Romanian question, which had been placed on the agenda, had not been taken up. +May God bless America. +Ten years ago: King Hussein of Jordan announced he would marry Elizabeth Halaby, an American architect. +Brokers large and small are haemorrhaging cash. Opinions vary about how easily the brokers can cope. +The commander is Air Force Col. Frederick D. Gregory, and his crew is made up of Air Force Col. John Blaha, the pilot, and three mission specialists: Navy Capt. +Cold, wind and snow led to school closings in several states. +The silos emit radon and are suspected of leaking waste into groundwater. +Many analysts suspect that the losses will never actually be disclosed. +The government, meanwhile, could face another storm of criticism after an announcement due Wednesday on the number of Hong Kong Chinese who will be given residence rights in Britain after China takes over the colony in 1997. +The lawyer, Clyde L. Kuehn, and city spokesman James Ingram would not comment on the report. +"So much work is left to be done. +That made the sector one of Wall Street's hottest investment areas. +"It could become significantly bigger than it is at the moment." +"Between you and me," he confesses, "I've never tasted it." +The agreement disclosed Thursday settles a civil lawsuit filed Sept. 13 by City Attorney James K. Hahn. +Spending on advertising and sponsorship amounted to L108.2bn last year. Sales of its Sisley brand rose particularly strongly, with a 34 per cent increase. +The two have been fighting four months for control of the Christian enclave northeast of Beirut. +The price is reasonable. +Three of the stores are in Chicago, two in Atlanta and one in Indianapolis. +The peace-loving Lapps decide to flee, but the boy wants to stay and fight. +DID KEDS intentionally clone Levi's ads? +Midway, based in Chicago, posted a second-quarter loss of $11.4 million, largely reflecting continued costs at the new Philadelphia hub of operations. +Some analysts in Brazil interpreted these remarks as preparation for a limited U.S. undertaking to help Brazil out. +By contrast, the Soviets have announced an extensive exploration program using robots. +World oil prices surged by about $1 a barrel yesterday on the news that Iran had agreed to a cease-fire in its eight-year-old war with Iraq. +They are implementing both a hardware and a software strategy aimed at ensuring continued solid growth. +Kroger didn't disclose how much of that was for the stores it purchased. +The company paid 25 cents a share to holders of its 13.1 million shares to redeem the rights, which had been designed as an anti-takeover provision, Southwest Forest said. +Tabuena was a member of the Alex Boncayao Brigade, the Manila wing of the New People's Army. +It also would have to satisfy various regulatory requirements. +What is going on here baffles some experts. +Two people were killed Sunday when rain-loosened boulders crushed them at Nuwara Eliya, a resort town 60 miles east of Colombo. +Carrier couples who try to have children face another tough decision: what to do if a prenatal test shows the fetus has Tay-Sachs. +NMC also offered the first disc devoted to James Dillon (NMC d004), containing three of his most impressive pieces. +Dubina refused to grant a new trial A federal judge today sentenced former U.S. Rep. Mario Biaggi to eight years in prison for racketeering in the Wedtech scandal. +"There is near unanimity of support for Tom Foley," Rep. Pat Williams of Montana said Wednesday. +"The staggering growth in the volume of international capital flows makes it much more difficult for a single currency to play such a significant role as in the past," said Lawrence Summers, economics professor at Harvard University. +A number of pension fund managers say that they have been working lately on strategies to make more capital available to minority entrepreneurs. +Until its financial condition has "materially improved," Michigan General intends to pay interest and dividends on the new securities by issuing common or preferred, resulting in a "substantial increase" in shares outstanding, it said. +The fascination of Hungarians extended even to the downtown press centers set up for the Bush trip, where gaggles gathered throughout the day. +Most of the corporate heads had six-figure salaries. +"Obviously, any incident of this sort affects Miami's image," Suarez said. "The timing is always bad." The second-term mayor said he had been trying to ease Overtown's problems. +This was the first success of the George and Ira Gershwin partnership, dating from 1924, before the brothers were so ambitious as to take on shows like Let 'em eat cake - topical, satirical musicals, with a message. +According to Mr. Johnson, Mr. LeBow "eliminated 26 vice presidents" at MAI Basic Four "in a matter of weeks" after he took control. +Mrs. Helmsley was convicted Wednesday of 33 counts of tax evasion and related charges that carry three- or five-year prison terms. +Shearson agreed to acquire Hutton earlier this month after Hutton publicly put itself up for sale. +Few are willing to bet on where it all will lead, but most analysts and operatives are guessing that Democrats will pad their 258-to-176 majority by less than 10 seats. +The judge had previously warned that unless the defense gets access to the material and is able to obtain government declassification of relevant documents, he might be forced to dismiss charges in the case. +Hence next week's conference. +The biggest institutional players who engage in index arbitrage, including Wells Fargo Investment Advisors, Bankers Trust Co. and Mellon Capital Management, structure their portfolios to match such indexes as the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index. +This area, which reflects business investment plans, has been one of the key sources of strength over the past year. +Magistrate Archie Valdez continued Braun's bond at $100,000. No trial date was set. +But McDonald's officials say they're studying Mr. Lencioni's delivery techniques. +The November contract for heating oil, in its first day of trading, fell 0.38 cent a gallon to close at 59.58 cents and subsequent months also retreated. +The people at the rally marched to Parliament Hill behind a large white banner saying, "Today the Turks, Tomorrow the Rest." One man held up a small message reading, "I love Canada. +A shareholder of Vipont Laboratories Inc. said he asked the National Association of Securities Dealers to investigate possible stock manipulation by short sellers of the company's common. +"It's not enough just to build a cruise missile or a Stealth fighter. +Let the better win," Walesa said at the news conference. +"Sure we're looking at their clients. +In the long term, the coalition believes the most profitable companies are those that are willing to forego short-term profits and invest according to environmental and social concerns. +Ms. Makeba tried to return to South Africa in 1960 for the funeral of her mother. +The day of her christening we wept with joy. +Lawrence H. Fuchs, a Brandeis University professor who remained in touch with Casolo after her graduation in 1983, said his former student was afraid of the government in El Salvador. +And, finally, he appealed to their prejudice: the CDU was the only party with a solution to the flood of asylum seekers pouring into Germany at more than 30,000 a month. The last was the theme that really mattered, no matter how obliquely it was put. +Business had complained that notifying employees in such cases would hasten the closing by driving away customers or creditors. +Senator Bob Smith, a New Hampshire Republican, has another approach. +We could tell he'd been shot in the back." City officials said Mock killed two dogs. +Among the $689,000 raised for the boy was a $1,000 donation from President Reagan and his wife Nancy and a $200,000 gift from Miami Beach millionaire Victor Posner. +That statement was later used against Pal at his hearing. +Lothar Zagrosek conducted with the urgency this show requires. +Office leasing markets world-wide were little affected by the Gulf War, with rents changing nominally since last fall, according to a survey by Weatherall Green & Smith, a consulting firm in New York. +The government and the guerrillas reportedly made initial contacts over the past few weeks. +Last year, within a total world market for audiovisual services worth Dollars 156bn (Pounds 103bn), the US exported Dollars 3.7bn to the EC, against a mere Dollars 288m going the other way. +But diplomats say the Americans and Soviets tacitly agreed if one side continues aiding and arming clients, the other side may do the same. +He also noted that the company had gains from the sale of assets, and other one-time additions to profit, a year ago. +According to police reports, Mr. Mulheren told police he was en route to kill admitted insider trader Ivan F. Boesky and Michael Davidoff, Mr. Boesky's former head trader. +One of the witnesses had provided police with the license number of the car driven by Rodriguez's assailant, leading authorities to Medina. +"Beyond that I can not help the court," Palmer said. +Free societies and freer markets replaced Marxism across Eastern Europe and almost surely will survive a winter of discontent. +In 1986, American Magnetics posted a net loss of $925,000 on sales of $8.4 million. +Reagan ordered 100 of the planes, at a cost of $20.5 billion. Three have crashed, leaving the service with 97 B-1Bs. +The failure to enact a deficit-reduction bill this year has required the Bush administration, under the Gramm-Rudman law, to order across-the-board spending cuts. +"I hope the members of the humane society realize that we're trying to do what's best for the people who work downtown," Massengale said. +"She has done a remarkable job and should be commended for elevating herself to the position she has," Smoger said. "She's a con artist. +Since the first of the year, stock prices have for the most part marched to the bond market's drums. +Daimler-Benz is among several companies in Japan, the US and elsewhere working on fuel cell technology for transport and power generation. +Ministers at other hospitals, however, see the move as a bad trend. +The ad, created by Hal Riney & Partners, triggered an instant backlash, and the agency has pulled it off the air. +That means Saatchi's existing shareholders will be offered the new shares, and the Tisches will buy as much as #4.13 million of shares that remain unsold. +The third was the debut, at Saturday's matinee, of Sarah Wildor as Juliet. +"It was wonderful," said Mary Setar of Los Angeles, whose husband came to play in a convention orchestra. "I didn't know what to think. +After a year or two, says the Naval Observatory's Mr. McCarthy, atomic time is out of synch with the Earth by maybe a whole second. +Ed Meese was confirmed, though Sen. Joe Biden's speech reduced Mr. Meese's wife to tears. +The benchmark Brent Blend regained some ground last week, but prices of Dollars 14-Dollars 15 a barrel are still about Dollars 4 down on last year. Analysts will be keen to ask BP if marketing margins held up during the fourth quarter. +What were you like as a child? 'I would say I was quiet, very playful. +Bush, who calls Houston his home town, invited about 80 power brokers, contributors and friends to the Fine Arts Museum for after-dinner entertainment and a chance to mingle with the mighty. +In the event, the pound remained at its floor against the peseta and both currencies slipped against the D-Mark. +Mitsotakis met twice with Harilaos Florakis, the president of the Coalition, in his efforts to reach an agreement. +A referendum for secession of an entire republic has never been put to a vote. +His spokesman was spreadeagled on the back of the vehicle, desperately clutching the antenna. +That's clear." In a telephone interview, he said Ms. Casolo has been in El Salvador since 1985. +Most are believed to be held by pro-Iranian Shiite Moslems. +Under the plan, one common share purchase right will be distributed for each common share held as of the close of business Sept. 11. +The agreement follows similar pacts that AMR signed earlier this year with Pan American World Airways and TranStar Airlines, a unit of Southwest Airlines. +Some funds limit themselves to the very highest ratings of Standard & Poor's Corp. and Moody's Investors Service Inc. Others accept the second-highest rating. +If the sand has run out and you are still talking, you are not doing your job. +Only 10 babies have been inducted into the club in the past five years, McDonald said. +On Nasdaq's National Market System, 1,368 issues declined yesterday, representing 38.7 million shares. +Separately, the Federal Reserve reported that a surge in exports is responsible for boom times at the nation's factories. +On Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday in 1986, Review staff members used sledgehammers to tear down shanties erected on the campus green by apartheid protesters. +Mr. Dacey will bolster the drive with a road show for ad agencies in several big cities this fall. +"Do you feel the excitement in the air?" asked the chairman, House Speaker Jim Wright of Texas. +British Aerospace denied any involvement. +U.S. officials believe Buckley revealed many secrets under torture, possibly in Iran, before being killed. +Dispatches from the official Iraqi News Agency quoted a military spokesman in Baghdad as reporting an Iranian offensive east of Fish Lake, an area northeast of Basra flooded several years ago to frustrate Iranian assaults. +Federal prosecutors said he spent $1.3 million on Halloween and Christmas parties in 1984 and 1985. +But the regulator was happy to promote gas-fired generation in the name of wider competition. +Dr. Whelan's campaign has taken her to former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, who recently stated that Alar "did not pose a health hazard," and to the American Medical Association, which basically agreed. +Final days of the campaign were marked by waves of killings, abductions and attacks on political rallies that disrupted normal life once famed as a tourist haven. +That's what we should be doing." Olshansky said about 2 million Americans are over age 85, most of whom require close attendance and care. +The new plan establishes a two-tier exchange-rate system, with a fixed rate for international commercial transactions and a floating rate for all others, including financial transactions. +Burundi's government has denied the accusations. +He also spent seven years in various executive posts at Bausch & Lomb Inc. +An agent of the federal judicial police and three others who are part of an illegal crew of part-time officers, called "madrinas," have been charged in the slayings. +Pessimists think the final total could be much more. +Insilco had first-quarter earnings of $7.8 million, or 36 cents a share, on sales of $176 million. +Berkshire, controlled by Mr. Buffett, has spent more than $1 billion since May 1988 to acquire about 6.75% of Coke, making it the company's second-largest shareholder. +Yuri Tomsky was 15 when Stalin's men came to tell his father he was charged with harboring counterrevolutionary sentiments and was to be arrested. +"We don't have a specific date set yet," he said. +Gugliatto, 35, faces charges in Wisconsin of allegedly aiding and abetting Ms. Bembenek's escape in Fond du Lac in southeastern Wisconsin. +Market activity was light in response to a lack of leadership from Wall Street, which was closed Monday for the Labor Day holiday. +This week's appointment of Edith Cresson as France's prime minister may stiffen the EC position. +Alternatively, if he tries and fails to put a son-of-Maastricht bill through the Commons, or if he shames himself and shies at that fence, he can be replaced. +The market was closed Saturday as part of its regular monthly schedule. +In proposals submitted to Defense Secretary Dick Cheney earlier this year, the Army also has proposed cuts in its active duty force that would take one soldier in four out of the ranks. +The deceleration last year was caused by the smallest earnings increases in manufacturing and private service-type industries since 1975 and the first construction earnings decline since 1975. +The ruling Baath Party newspaper Al-Tharwa said that starting Saturday, Iraqis will be limited to three pieces of bread a day. +His key role in the Senate puts him in a position to process important legislative requests by a Bush administration. +In addition, Bavarian border police spokesman Klaus Papenfuss said East Germans who had not even been at the embassies in either city reportedly went directly to the railroad stations to board the special trains. +An even broader measure, M3, increased to a seasonally adjusted $3,724.2 billion from $3,721.5 billion. +"You can imagine what that does to the family," he said. +A mugging victim who says she was saved from "certain death" when a neighbor shot her two assailants has asked a judge to be lenient when he sentences her rescuer for an earlier drug conviction. +The EU executive had 'failed to prove irreparable damage' was being done to the European Union as a result of the sanctions on Skopje, Mr Kranidiotis said. The Commission has to show irreparable damage if it is to get a ruling against the embargo. +Could you tell us how far "tangible" is? Bush: No, I can't tell you how far it is. +Former Nevada Sen. Paul Laxalt praised President Reagan Monday as an uncomplaining gentleman who didn't lose touch with his friends once elected president. +But most of my policemen friends no longer bother, since such fact finding is unlikely to lead to arrest or conviction, but instead more likely to their own punishment, reprimand or a law suit. +Some of those shortages will continue this year. +Earlier, the developer wept in court as several character witnesses, many of them longtime friends, testified on his behalf. +In one respect church-state issues are real enough. +Representatives of the Northern Marianas Islands told Congress on Tuesday that the United States has ignored the provision of its convenant with their government that calls for periodic talks. +But its success has been largely in the sale of small, nonperforming companies, which are valued for their assets. +For example, it contends that ground water at every site is contaminated with radionuclides or hazardous chemicals. +He says that new technologies are allowing plastics makers to boost output steadily at existing sites, a condition known as "capacity creep." +Bush will propose $292 billion in new outlays, up only slightly from current spending. +Some experts have predicted up to 3 million of East Germany's 8 million workforce could ultimately lose their jobs. +The agency is based in Research Triangle Park, N.C. +The individual said the number of people changing jobs as part of the latest restructuring could reach 10,000, though another said he thought that number was high. +In composite New York Stock Exchange trading yesterday, International Multifoods shares closed at $31, down 50 cents. +Last October, the view wasn't so clearly negative. Then, just 20% said they had negative feelings about Mr. Sununu, while 18% reported positive feelings. +Carlisle A.H. Trost, the chief of naval operations, said under questioning by committee members that there was "no basis whatsoever for retiring the battleships as a consequence" of the recent spate of accidents that have hit the Navy. +As with medicines, new advances have raised the cost of research and development. +People are intrigued about someone that emphatic. +He'd be a formidable candidate. +Since they have a lower interest rate, they wouldn't fall under the junk-bond category that would lose its deductibility. +I wondered if you think he can hold the line and not raise taxes for a full four years? +The association says Minnesota, North Dakota, Pennsylvania and Tennessee have laws that allow clearance of trees and plants from in front of billboards. +He got out in December 1980 after complaining to the court about Mr. Kearns's demands. +Wages were raised by up to 500 percent two days earlier and the government said the new revenues were intended to pay for them. +He seldom goes on the attack; when he does, he tends to use a gentlemanly stiletto, not a cudgel. He damns with faint praise: Paul Theroux's "Sailing Through China," he writes, "has the charm of fragments." +But one wonders if she sat in the audience and watched this production whether it would occur to her how relentlessly, hellenically monotonous it is. There are one or two redeeming features. +A 77-year-old man accused in the mercy killing of his ailing wife received reassurances from family members as he attended her funeral in the company of the county sheriff. +And Mr. Fogelman's net worth hardly puts him in Donald Trump's league. +Mr. Schar said sales for the latest year were about $170 million, a 50% increase from the year-earlier $113.6 million. +Competitors are making major inroads. +Lehder, 38, and Jack Carlton Reed, 57, are on trial on charges they conspired to smuggle some 3.3 tons of cocaine into the United States via Norman's Cay in the Bahamas. +The judge ruled that by not converting earlier, they lost their eligibility for a special dividend, of $40 a share cash and a fraction of a newly issued preferred share, declared by Harcourt as part of the recapitalization plan. +You must understand that to the citizens of Brussels, Manneken Pis symbolizes resistance to fanaticism, simple civil disobedience." A special treat awaits visitors during the two-day festivities around Manneken Pis. +Pan Am recently said it may sell the shuttle this year. +Dart Group Corp. posted a sharply lower profit in its fourth fiscal quarter, and said the stock market crash was the main factor in its annual loss of $19.7 million. +In December, Qian visited Moscow, the first time a Chinese foreign minister had been to the Soviet capital in 30 years. +Mr. von Meyern-Hohenberg said the firm begins operations with more than $200 million under management and will provide personal management services, such as paying a client's tax or tuition bills. +In two lengthy letters to leaders of the industrialized nations, the Soviet president "doesn't lay out in detail his radical economic program, as he puts it, for reform," National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft said over the weekend. +Richard Ramirez, a drifter whom authorities have tied to the killings, is standing trial for 14 murders and 31 other felony counts. +The EC has complained that the Japanese tax system discriminates against imports of liquor and wine by taxing them at a higher rate than domestic products. +A Romanian emigre in West Germany said Thursday a dissident source in Bucharest told him of rumors that senior officers had been sent on leave for the duration of the congress, apparently out of fears of a possible coup attempt. +Want to buy a million-dollar mansion with hardwood floors, chandeliers and a spiral staircase? +The gunfire subsided overnight, but resumed sporadically this morning, police said. +But this left Germany all the more high and dry. +It is no extraordinary meeting." State radio said a communique would be issued after the meeting. +A bestseller of leather accessories, the enterprise never knew consumers' opinions about its products or even the percentage of market share its goods occupied in the domestic market. +Federal Reserve policymakers decided in December to end aggressive efforts to push interest rates lower, believing that the immediate threat from the stock market collapse had passed, according to minutes of the meeting. +Tudjman, who ran his Western-style campaign under the slogan "Croatia belongs to the Croatians," has expressed confidence his party will cap its initial victory and that the new parliament will elect him president. +Its core business is the development of original E business solutions for the Internet. +It has moved its headquarters from prime downtown Boston office space to a former stockroom atop its Brookline, Mass., store. +"There is a place for deals that make sense. +The Dallas steel, aerospace and energy concern, which is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, had opposed restoring the plans because it claimed such a move could possibly force the company to liquidate. +But in the end the problem was solved in the most direct way, by the initiative of private, profitseeking enterprises. +He asked the Roman Catholic archbishop of Managua to carry the request for opening negotiations to Washington. +He called Connecticut "an opportunity to demonstrate real strength," but at the same time a Dukakis "backyard." The campaign also considers New York as having potential, and Wisconsin is another candidate. +Officials now say the company will have 30 restaurants in Korea by the end of 1993. +Experts like Burck agree there is little chance U.S. forces would ever use chemical weapons in response to an Iraqi attack. +Moody's raised to Ba-1 the single-B-2 rating of Cain's senior notes and the single-B-3 rating on subordinated notes. +The underlying trend shows only modest growth. +They often didn't leave their cars. +In the case of Czechoslovak steel, for example, the duty rate was 30.4 per cent. If anything, the US action looks more defensible than the EC's. +Huntington police officers, who usually patrol traffic alone, teamed up in pairs Monday. "It's always better to have two people. A suspect is less likely to shoot that way," said Lt. +A three-judge panel on this southern Caribbean island on Friday ordered a Colombian man extradited to the United States on cocaine trafficking charges. +But after assurances the tool would "achieve strong positioning," Black & Decker agreed to become "promotional partners" with the two firms. +The service is a computer-based foreign exchange trading system. +"I won't make a blanket indictment of any group ever again in my life," said Downey, who offered to tape television spots decrying violence toward gays. +When the National Abortion Rights Action League endorsed Michael Dukakis for president earlier this week, there was one notable absentee: Michael Dukakis. +I can't imagine why there would be any question about it." There was no answer at a telephone listed in his name Friday evening in Claremont, Calif., where he is a professor at Harvey Mudd College. +GM's results were better than expected, but they stemmed mainly from an unusually low tax rate. +The result was that clients such as San Diego Gas were pounded far harder than they expected by the market drop. +Prominent right-wing politicians, including aides to Pinochet while he was president, gathered at his house in the morning to congratulate him. +The political opposition claims much of the party's wealth was seized illegally after 1948. +But Mr. Brown isn't accepting contributions of more than $100. +While reports of Washington street violence seem to abound lately, it's apparently not a new phenomenon. +First, it encouraged a much-needed concentration among robot producers. +"I'd hoped we'd wade through this difficult time and come out together," she says. +"It depends which community wants us more," he said. +Sales for the quarter rose 23% to $1.30 billion from $1.06 billion. +"We remind everybody we are not aiming at causing harm to our steadfast people. +De Benedetti's offer rocked the company, long home to the blue-blooded cream of Belgium's business leaders and one in which Belgian royalty and the Roman Catholic Church are said to have shares. +An army spokesman said the guerrillas belonged to the radical PLO faction Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine and were caught near Al Jibbayn village in Israel's self-proclaimed "security zone." +Amram Mitzna, head of the West Bank military command, who some tried to prevent from entering the farm. +As a result, for about 30 years, "scholars by and large have written off the biblical record as so much folklore and religious rhetoric," Wood said. +Minutes before he stepped down, Gemayel named the commander of the Christian army, Gen. +Vladimir A. Kryuchkov, head of the KGB, told the panel there was no reason to maintain such a large border zone, the news agency said. +And the government fears that three million more may soon be forced to do likewise. +Soon, racial and social barriers began crumbling. +Keen gardeners are well served by television today. +In 1987, Greene gave the regional Bell companies permission to transmit but not originate information services, which, besides electronic publishing, also include data processing and related computer services. +The United States was the world's second-largest copper producer last year, just behind Chile, and Canada ranked third. +Money is being saved. +American pop art sculptor Claes Oldenburg has won the $100,000 Wolf Prize in the Arts, the Israel-based Wolf Foundation announced today. +Citing "credible confidential information," Bush negated the December 1988 acquisition on national security grounds. +The tax officials catch you and seize your car or impose a huge fine," said Fahim, a wholesaler in Ramallah who gave only his first name. +The Soviet Union's diamond industry organizations, now under the authority of the Russian Republic, are honoring a $5 billion diamond sales contract, he says. +Deutsche Texaco is a fully integrated oil and gas company with producing, marketing and refining operations. +Morehead's attorney, Don Hill, said his client is innocent as well. +"If it's our fate to fight for our lives, we will be here and not them," he said. "We will harden our will not to surrender." Several mourners shouted, "Death to the terrorists." Cohen's coffin was draped in an Israeli flag. +Repeating a call he has made often, he said he hoped Congress, which moved toward ending the insurance industry exemption this year, will complete action next year. +"We have one priority: to see our brother," Bill Stevenson, acting as family spokesman, said from Brockton, Mass. "We're not going to a zoo to view animals held in cages. +Among other things, analysts said U.S. exports of soybeans are being helped by the problems of its biggest competitor. Farmers in Brazil have been roiled by the country's campaign to fight hyper-inflation. +The Trump Plaza was faring somewhat better, he said. +Ms. Freitas plans to introduce a mail order catalog by next year. +Someone who's never participated in foot rubbing just wouldn't know how relaxing it is." Elsey admitted, however, that he had never discussed his love for foot rubbing in public before. +Many private businesses also were burned or pillaged in rioting that continued into Thursday. +First-aid was given to about 25 people affected by the 88-degree temperatures. +Scarlett O'Hara's hometown is for sale, and cash-rich Japanese investors are the principal targets of businessmen marketing Atlanta's highest profile office buildings. +Photographs of Khrushchev and then-U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon sipping Pepsi from paper cups were published in newspapers throughout the world. +People bought fewer fridges, as more and more of their disposable incomes went to buy the produce which went inside them. +But Maj. Clyde Newman, second-in-command of the 2nd Ranger Battalion at nearby Fort Lewis, said that "from everything I am told by the city police, the Rangers were right. +In American Stock Exchange trading, Wang Class B fell 12.5 cents to $3.75. +However, the people say that the SEC's New York office hasn't sought permission from the SEC in Washington to open a formal investigation that would give investigators subpoena power. +The difference is that an outside military force would stand a good chance of bringing the Somali civil war to an end, or at the least act as an effective guard for the relief convoys. +Newspapers have reported extensively on racial troubles in the United States and France. +In the past decade, China has built 4.95 billion square feet of urban housing, but more than 5.3 million families in cities still don't have adequate housing, the paper said. +Iraq, now outside the quota system, has demanded a quota equal to that of Iran, at 2.369 million barrels a day. +"Without Azem, there will be no unity," chanted the crowds in the streets outside. "We too are the people," the protesters shouted, challenging Milosevic's claim that rallies backing his demands represent the popular will. +Congress had other ideas. +Traders spend a large part of their day pretending to their rivals to be selling when they want to buy, and buying when they want to sell. +It turned out to be a young George Strait." Dean said he still doesn't regret that decision, even though Strait has gone on to garner numerous country music awards. +The Minneapolis-based bank holding company said the initial dividend rate will be 4.7% annually. +I can tell you, though, that in the last four weeks, I've spent an enormous amount of time trying to educate myself," he said. +Temperatures around the nation at 3 p.m. EDT ranged from 24 at Marquette, Mich., to 95 at Palm Springs, Calif. +"We have not ruled out a demonstration to express our support for political reform," said one activist, who has helped lead seven marches since mid-April for democracy and a free press. +The Oct. 19 stock-market crash held up the loan for several weeks, the minister said, because banks were overwhelmingly preoccupied with the market plunge. +The 20-page publication has been dubbed a newspaper by its publisher, Whittle Communications LP, although it resembles some of the magazines often stuffed in the Sunday newspaper. +His wife, sister and two granddaughters, ages 4 and 8, died in the blast. +The proposal comes just days after the board of Deltona Corp., another Miami-based developer of planned communities, voted to accept General Development's offer to acquire the company for $82 million. +Currently, Ford offers air bags on about half of its 2 million or so car fleet. +"The Smithsonian should have been doing this work, not us," he declares. +He said in the filing that his stake is for investment purposes, and that he may buy more Tosco securities or sell some of his holdings in the future. +The goal is to compel carriers to switch to the quieter planes known as Stage 3 aircraft for most of their flights by 2001. +Teams of gunmen shot and killed two men in Punjab state, including an official in Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's party, police and newspaper reports said today. +Production was cut back because of high, drought-related feed costs, the report said. +NORIEGA PROVIDED military training for the Contras, an ex-aide said. +Summing up two days of talks by leaders of the 16-member organization, President Reagan said, "The state of the alliance is excellent. +On Thursdays, before racing starts, he has a devotional service for the jockeys. +The problems began when a state committee missed a deadline for certifying statements for the ballot that explained what the measures would cost. +The stockpile, stored in salt caverns along the Louisiana-Texas coast, has been accumulated at a cost of more than $20 billion over the last decade. +Greenfield said he believed the role of television was "vastly exaggerated." +The indictment does not say how much money was lost. +Fane's family said they blamed drugs for the actions of their son, who had dropped out of the University of Iowa. +The boy genius was 10 when his Aunt Clara gave the family an upright piano. +Newhall Resources, Valencia, Calif., said it definitively agreed to sell substantially all of its assets to Newhall Land & Farming Co. for $30.7 million. +As mayor, Farnsley may have been best known for the "beef session." +Since the free-spending Apollo days, the agency has had persistent problems getting money from Congress, some members of which now question the expense of a space station _ NASA's next goal which is at least eight years away. +Goldman Sachs projects a headline inflation rate of 4.7 per cent in June and one of as little as 3 per cent in October. +Israeli soldiers blocked Palestinians from attending a ceremony at the cousin's home Wednesday. +Among them are doctors, nurses and engineers. +The INS will give federal money to voluntary agencies, including the church, to process applications under the amnesty program. +The larger probe already has resulted in the arrests of a brother of the former president and a former mayor of Seoul on charges unrelated to Northrop. +She'd been looking forward to the Republicans' arrival for weeks. +Under the rule of the Communist Khmer Rouge, which began in 1975, hundreds of thousands of the 8 million Cambodians died from executions, famine and civil unrest. +The question is, should viewers be subjected to these failures? +The circus next moved to Johnson City, Tenn., but canceled its performance and moved to suburban Atlanta, where some of the tour's support contractors were based, to regroup. +This ratio will be calculated by reference to the figures for pay and PRP paid in respect of a specified earlier period. +Like Mississippi, Florida is a state where the GOP hopes to recover from its 1986 losses in the South, with the help of Mr. Bush. +Brazil's finance minister dropped his radical plan to discount 50% of his nation's huge bank debt after Treasury Secretary James Baker rejected it as "a nonstarter." +Mostly, he has often said, time alone with his tormentors gave him a chance to weigh his values. +Survivors include two brothers and three sisters. +"We're talking and making some progress, but we still have a way to go for a settlement on the arrearages," said William Rhodes, the Citicorp senior executive who heads the bank's debt negotiating effort. +I'm not looking for any conflict over this. +He said that while corn and soybean futures prices may be "temporarily consolidating around current levels," the trend in both markets calls for higher prices ahead. +It is the sole supplier of certain key parts for Soviet engines. +Last year, amid more grand publicity, he created a 9.4m sq km reserve (the size of Portugal) for the Yanomami to win points at the Earth Summit and reverse Brazil's reputation as an eco-villain. +"The IRS world that you describe, where wrongdoers are systematically punished and where whistle blowers are cherished, is a world I don't recognize, not from our investigation," Barnard said. +He was released without bail by two judges over the protests of residents and the prosecution. +She went into labor Wednesday. +Most of those fights don't reach the courtroom. +And incumbents of both parties usually enjoy insurmountable fund-raising advantages and represent districts drawn to maximize their re-election prospects. +President Bush, saying "the voice of freedom will not be stilled," told broadcasters Monday that the government's TV Marti will keep transmitting into Cuba despite concerns that Fidel Castro may widen his jamming of U.S. radio stations. +'We know we can produce high quality at low cost.' +Ford in 1957 was named chairman of the company's new design committee of the policy and planning committee and still holds the post. +Other members of the platinum group are ruthenium, iridium and osmium. +In addition, he said, the FTC should order the two companies to divest their interests in company-owned bottling plants and the brands other than Coke and Pepsi produced by those operations. +While Dinkins himself has a strong pro-Israel record, his troubles were compounded by charges that one of his advisers made anti-Semitic remarks years ago and that his campaign paid $9,500 for work by a black nationalist who is a convicted kidnapper. +A department official said that such emergency clearances could come as early as today, but that they wouldn't affect Pan Am's ability to auction off the permanent-route authorities. +Hamadi on Wednesday also accused witnesses of giving false testimony after some said he gloated over the killing of an American passenger. +That appropriation is 4 percent, or $2.4 billion, more than the current level and 2 percent, or $1 billion, more than the Reagan administration had requested. +In a 1967 non-binding referendum, 60 percent of Puerto Ricans said they wanted to retain commonwealth status while 39 percent wanted statehood. +Texaco in turn agreed to spend $2.4 billion in special dividend payments to shareholders and to repurchase some of its stock in order to boost the value of the shares. +This fall, Vermont's unemployment rate dropped to 1.9 percent, setting a nationwide low. +I was stuck in the chair. +Mr Pujol can accordingly negotiate an alliance with the PSOE and return it to power for a fourth term, or he could ally with the PP and usher in a new government. +Knauss, an oceanographer, was a member of the commission that recommended creation of NOAA nearly two decades ago. +Nevertheless, he also cautions against overarming the commission: "Because of these cases, which could be isolated, do you want to change the market to make it more costly to good companies?" +Squelched a lawsuit charging the United Steelworkers union with negligence in a 1972 Idaho silver mine disaster that killed 91 miners. +Its shares have fallen by 40 per cent in the past month following the sudden departure of its chief executive and the downgrading of profits estimates by brokers. +In another bid for expanded markets, several major New York banks are pressing for legislation to allow their Delaware-based units to operate full-service securities subsidiaries in the state, industry sources said. +For four of the five states, that may eliminate most of the liability because they stopped collecting their taxes after Pennsylvania's tax was struck down. +Roberto J. Arguello Founding President Nicaraguan American Bankers and Businessmen Association Coconut Grove, Fla. +It was this research that was suffering, said Prof Smyth. +He was born about 570 in Mecca, the commercial and religious capital of Arabia. +Walesa signed a controversial election law, paving the way for Poland's first free parliamentary vote since World War II. +Mr. Cook says one reservation farmer earned $16,000 last year farming four acres of cucumbers, cantaloupes and tomatoes. +Jimmy Bailey, the Democrat who represents the district in the state Legislature, said the service had special meaning for his family, and many others. +The military tribunal said the two conscripts had organized an illegal group of ethnic "Albanian extremists and separatists" during their compulsory army service, according to Tanjug. +Industry executives said Timeplex has been trying to find itself a buyer for some time because many of its competitors have already aligned themselves with other large computer or telecommunications companies. +The remainder is converted into unsecured debt, much to the chagrin of lenders, who typically collect less than 10 cents on the dollar on unsecured loans in personal bankruptcy proceedings. +"I would guess net cash income (nationally) would be slightly below 1988, but not very much below," he said. +The rebellion began with a military mutiny, led by then-Defense Minister Enrile, that eventually succeeded when hundreds of thousands of civilians poured into the streets to protect mutineers from Marcos' tanks. +Senate allies of the textile and apparel industries were in command of the debate at all times. +He has been assembling a strong management team, although the last minute failure to appoint Mr Ignacio Lopez de Arriortua, who was credited with turning round General Motors' European operations, is a big setback. +This developing country of 82 million can ill-afford to have the pact derailed by continued charges that its lax enforcement of environmental laws will attract runaway manufacturers in the U.S. seeking to escape tougher enforcement at home. +"CommScope ends 1998 with a strong quarter due to the strengthening domestic coaxial cable market and aggressive cost management," said Frank M. Drendel, CommScope Chairman and CEO. +Only dividends and interest income can be. +Central Banking System Inc., whose main unit is under a government order to boost its capital, reported a net loss of $9.7 million for the second quarter. +The toxin would only be activated inside the alkaline stomach of the borer, a kind of caterpillar, after it eats the treated plant tissue. +In 1963, Moore became political and legislative director of the Texas Conference of Teamsters, and later served in Washington as the union's director of political and legislative action. +The test by the Union Pacific Corp. unit was an important demonstration of new train control systems, say rail executives, boosting prospects that the industry will soon dispatch trains automatically. +Symbolizing the financial and legal mess was the shell of a condominium-hotel, part of a 440-acre project that McConnell called Grand Beach, which stood rotting in the Gulf breeze until a fire destroyed it last month. +Impressed by the studies, the federal National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism recently made the drug a top research priority. +But his name surfaced only once in the 200 pages of documents the government filed two weeks ago to support its case. +Oriflame planned to introduce the brand into pharmacies in the rest of Europe with special emphasis on the east. In the direct sales division, Oriflame's core business, the main Scandinavian market had remained 'very solid'. +"Just tell everybody we set them on fire in Ventura," Tommy Crain, the band's lead guitarist, told Hopper. +Investors have plowed $11.5 million so far into Conductus, which expects to be profitable by 1994. +Greece's former foreign minister, Antonis Samaras, launched a new political party, throwing the stability of prime minister Constantine Mitsotakis's government into doubt. +Bushee had been executive editor of the Argus Leader in Sioux Falls, S.D., since October 1986. +It launched an advertising ploy that was doomed from the beginning, and it resisted marketing advice practically guaranteed to produce results. +U.S. Roman Catholic bishops have become a political force to be reckoned with in the newly stepped-up abortion debate, appealing to Catholic politicians and discussing sanctions against Catholic abortion rights advocates. +Cost of sales for the period jumped 61% to $287.5 million, expenses for research and development grew 43%, and marketing and distribution costs grew 31%. +Alfred J. Hedden, president and chief executive officer, said in a prepared statement that CityFed reduced the market value of its mortgage loans held for sale to investors in the secondary market. +Mr. Coffey is now the Times' deputy associate editor, and in that capacity has helped revitalize its feature sections. +Nonetheless, people close to the transaction said that Fuji was interested in a larger stake than 24.9%, and that Kleinwort might have been willing to oblige if the New York Fed hadn't indicated it was uncomfortable with a bigger stake. +With a low inflation scenario you have got to be pretty sure you get it right first time, so we have to examine projects with greater thoroughness than 10 years ago.' +White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Friday that President Bush spoke Friday with Perez in a telephone call, in which Bush lauded Venezuela's "courageous and determined efforts" to resolve its dire economic and financial problems. +California started the five-year wine cooler boom, and as the market went flat, consumers of that white-wine-and-fruit-juice blend moved up to white wine alone, then the more complex white zinfandel. +With all of the talk focusing on the "opening" and the National Front, little concrete has been said about unemployment, social security or education. +No pricing details were immediately available. +There was a tense 30-minute standoff outside the capital when about 100 policemen confronted up to 20,000 SWAPO supporters marching to Windhoek from the black township of Katatura, seeking to celebrate the start of the independence process. +"Seeing your face in the paper every day and on the news _ I'm sure it's going to be a while before my face gets in the paper again _ just to get away from all that for a while will be nice," Peters said Monday before he left for prison. +One of the troopers later kicked Zaidan in the back so hard that he fainted, the radio said. +A Japanese department store said today that it bought Pablo Picasso's "Acrobat and Young Harlequin" for a record $38.46 million and plans to sell the Rose Period masterpiece to a buyer in Tokyo. +Iraq was the 10th largest customer for American food last year, accounting for about $1 billion of the $37.2 billion in U.S. agriculture exports. +As the dollar surged to near its highs for the year against the German currency, stocks of companies that are especially dependent on sales in the U.S. withstood the general decline in the Frankfurt market. +So I had to go on doing it. +"It's a size issue, a style issue, not a gender issue," Mr. Blake said. +The University of Chicago study put the number at 72 percent. +On Monday, both indexes had risen to records. +Like Tylenol and Perrier before it, the Sudafed incident is raising sticky questions over how advertisers should respond to a crisis that could irretrievably damage a product's image. +Investors interested only in profits, however, may have reason to cheer the arrival of more fallen angels. +The high winds damaged a mobile home in Oklahoma City, killing a woman inside and seriously injuring her husband. +County Counsel Adrian Kuyper said pursuit of damages and reimbursement for the cost of extinguishing a fire is standard policy. +There has not been any announcement on the timing or place of the next round. +A report by the National Planning Department said the government approved $49.5 million of foreign investment in the first four months of the year compared with $112.3 million in the same period last year. +Congress sent two spending bills to the White House that withhold an estimated $57 million in aid for Jordan, but Bush won broad discretion to waive that restriction to encourage Mideast peace talks. +A bank of clouds at 5,000 feet blocked a clear shot at the Kennedy Space Center emergency landing strip. +The contracts clause prohibits states from "impairing the obligation of contracts," including their own. +If anything, the expanded IRAs might damp the recovery by decreasing consumer spending. +"The effects of almost daily rises in jet fuel costs on top of a softening economy can only exacerbate the weakened financial condition of the airlines and lead to wide-scale layoffs and service reductions throughout the industry," he said. +After the stock market collapsed last month, many investment managers, fearing a recession or depression next year, also assumed this would mean sharply lower interest rates. +So that's where we're at." A shift in wind direction in Yellowstone created a 250-acre spot fire about five miles from Old Faithful, the park's most popular attraction, where nearby structures earlier were threatened by flames. +Jackson's ordeal began May 3, when he woke up beside railroad tracks and Interstate 64 near where the borders of West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky meet. +Six-month revenue rose to $2.29 billion from $1.99 billion a year earlier. +Ueberroth met informally with union leaders Thursday night after the sale agreement was announced but was not involved in Friday's negotiations. +The Vancouver Stock Exchange said it plans to introduce tomorrow a 6.2 million Canadian dollar (US$5 million) computerized trading facility to improve the accuracy, speed and surveillance of its market. +Fez and other cities were reported calm today. +After questioning all those arrested, the judge ordered 10 foreigners expelled and 50 others released. +So there was no festive hall, only Grace Bumbry, the substitute Lady Macbeth, raising a goblet and singing in a voice as fugitive as Banquo's ghost. +Rep. Thomas S. Foley's promotion from majority leader to speaker two weeks ago opened the leadership spot for Gephardt to win. +The New York-based Kohlberg Kravis said in a letter to Kroger it proposed to buy the retailer for a combination of cash, debt and equity in the company that would formed after a buyout. +Insurance companies in the state currently can invest as much as 20% of their assets in such securities. +A military spokesman said on Baghdad radio today that Iraqi forces had pulled out of Gilan-e Gharb in the morning and would soon withdraw from the other towns. +The music industry had threatened to boycott New Orleans if that one became law and Roemer said he was convinced the bill unconstitutionally abridged free-speech rights. +After the additional charges were filed yesterday, he was freed on the $6 million bail he had posted on the earlier charges. +The first students to receive the one-year full scholarships will arrive at Syracuse in the fall, Samuel Gorovitz, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, said Friday. +"Whatever safeguards are put into telephone products, we're always playing catch up," says the Secret Service's Mr. Devaney. +Under terms of the trade act, Bush had 15 days to review the recommendation of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States. +Regulators could impose very stringent standards on S&Ls, only to wind up having to write more lenient rules a year later when the new risk-adjusted bank standards for banks take effect. +Later this year it will drop the Austin name, its mass-market mark, from the Metro, Maestro and Montego models. +All that remains to consider are some financial issues such as whether Hasenfus is due back pay and if Sawyer's family can collect death benefits from Gen. +Kemp, a New York congressman who bowed out of the Republican presidential chase earlier this year, told about 300 Urban League members Tuesday that the GOP will be wooing black voters as aggressively as the Democrats. +The two sides argued their case earlier this week amid allegations of death threats and complaints of strong-arm tactics. +On Sunday, four inmates were injured during a riot at the jail in western Sydney. +At that time they hope to have a business plan detailing the company's future. +"I want to remember it the way it was, as my home," she said. +I believe in giving somebody a second chance. +But Bryan said he hoped Canada would take into account the years Bigelow spent on Death Row for a murder he was later found not to have committed. +The cast is good. +I feel that some of America's future is riding on you and your crew's shoulders. +Bush and congressional conservatives have been highly critical of the racial provision. +"Dobrynin, however, was very much an outsider" to the Moscow bureaucracy, Novikov said. +Goodyear shares closed yesterday at $67.375, up 37.5 cents, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. +In addition to Stony Brook, the study trials were conducted at St. John's Mercy Medical Center in St. Louis; Baylor College of Medicine, Houston; the University of Hawaii, Honolulu, and in Montreal. +"Avon (Products Inc.) would give their eyeteeth for Elizabeth Arden," said Lynne Hyman, Hutton's cosmetics analyst in New York. +But the rising volume of straight bond issues next year will fuel the continued robust growth of the Eurosterling sector, Mr. Roberts predicts. +The frail monarch's pulse rate rose to 118 per minute early in the evening, Imperial Household Agency spokesman Kenji Maeda said. The rate is about the same as that of a normal person while running. +As we bumped past the professor's hut, we saw him standing at the door with an oil lamp. +Washington has pledged to continue aid to the guerrillas, estimated at $15 million a year, during a two-year period of national reconciliation. +The UTU represents 770 Metro-North conductors. +Abdel Aziz Randisi, a pediatrician jailed for six months without trial in the Ketziot prison camp in Israel's Negev Desert, complained to a reporter during a prison tour about being made to kneel down for roll calls and infractions of camp rules. +Scully told the Times that he misled HUD officials probing the program in 1984. +Meanwhile, sources said Shultz will meet with Shevardnadze Sept. 22-23 to discuss superpower ties and arms control. +Options are instruments that entitle their holders to buy or sell foreign currencies, bonds and other securities. +Nor, despite what I thought at the time, was Jackie in a position to ruin my career. +The group is working with Texas officials on an exchange program to make use of that state's large farm labor pool, and give those workers more work, Santos said. +So were interest-rate sensitive stocks such as bank, thrift, utility and insurance issues. +In a surprise move Wednesday, Murdoch bid $1.4 billion for all of MGM-UA. +I did not want to fill the carrier bag with any old books. +"If we wish to maintain the current level until the end of the year, then we must increase the production quotas," said Rilwanu Lukman in an interview published in the Saudi Arabian weekly magazine al-Yamamah. +The Portuguese news agency Lusa said the Portuguese Computing Association was informed of two viral outbreaks today, but they were both strains that appeared previously. +It remains to be seen whether it can also appeal to foreign moviegoers; there is hope in baseball-crazy Japan, and the game has been spreading to other countries as well. +Market watchers said that for now, the Bank of Japan's monetary policy is focusing predominantly on exchange rates and the possible inflationary effects that could result from a decline in the value of the yen. +That kind of shot margin has been common when the Canadians have met the better European teams. +A World Bank economist said its projections for growth in gross national product of 1.5% to 2% this year and 3.5% in 1992 would remain unchanged. +"Every human being has something he wants. +The Social Democrats believe active government policies can have an impact, even in the short term. +The Cuban news agency did not say exactly when the seven Interior Ministry officials were replaced, but it did indicate they left after the executions. +In the smug musings of Lyman Felt, Mr. Miller has given us a despicable hero who is boring. +The Edgington deal involves a cast of characters who are new to Mr. Khashoggi's U.S. businesses. +Under the resolution, the president must end such a deployment in 60 days unless Congress authorizes its continuation. +The Tennessee senator and Jesse Jackson each won a goodly share of the states and the delegates available Tuesday, splintering the standings among the Democratic hopefuls with Dukakis. +Meese "is under no compunction at any stage of the proceeding to accept any conclusion of the administrative law judge," said Clifford, who represents Knight-Ridder, Inc., owner of the Detroit Free Press. +Mr. Wolf denies that his firm operates as an outlet for Blair. +The reason: to keep the new Grand Cherokee, which won't make its debut until April 19, from robbing sales from the current Jeep Cherokee. +He represented Soviet Jews wishing to emigrate in a meeting last spring in Moscow with President Reagan. +Switzerland, July federal consumer price index. +The other five finalists were not ranked. +The machinists also asked for an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission into possible securities-law violations in the original bid for UAL by Mr. Davis, as well as in the response by UAL. +About half its 47,000 employees work overseas, Ms. Fee said. +The men consoling her are senior officers of Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd., New Delhi's laid-back phone company. +Roland Vogel, a distribution official for Springer, publisher of Bild-Zeitung, said most of the vendors were sold out by lunchtime every day. +Hospital Director Celestine Fonseka told reporters Mahathir was in very good health and was a model patient. +Under military retirement rules, he will be entitled to half that _ or slightly more than $22,000 a year. +Two Hong Kong companies - Hutchison and Wharf - dominate the port. Mrs Anson Chan, secretary for economic services, said yesterday she favoured greater competition among providers of port services. +Mr. Dykhouse, 55 years old, will remain head of the law firm's insurance practice group until his confirmation by the state senate. +He drew the ire of some black groups the same year when he called black crime against blacks "our little dirty secret." Ward's term expires in 1991. +In jeans and sneakers, they look like any teen-agers. +The Democratic alternative would raise marginal tax rates on the wealthy to the same 33 percent paid in the bracket that covers the upper-middle-income. +The West Bank, meanwhile, which Jordan ruled from 1947 until the territory was captured by Israel in the 1967 war, has nearly 1 million Palestinians and about 60,000 Jews. +The oil has had an impact on virtually the entire coastline of the park," Bane said. +Taube says that the growth fund has done better than the International fund over the past year because it had a large stake in SIP/STET. Charges. +Weir, who used to do first lady Nancy Reagan's hair and nails, has judged a number of nail art competitions around the United States. +Israel and allied militiamen of the South Lebanon Army control a 10-mile-deep enclave in south Lebanon to prevent cross-border guerrilla forays. +The couple then called a poison hot line, asking for an ambulance to bring water. +As an example, he said that First Interstate is well-positioned to take advantage of computer technologies that continue to break down the barriers between states. +The 350 managers who had each invested between Pounds 200 and Pounds 80,000 would share up to 26.25 per cent of the group's equity if the flotation target was met. But by late spring of 1989 sales growth was slowing, profit margins slipping. +"The thesis I teach in class is that all of us want just a little more space in life; we want what we paid for," Mr. Abel says. +Gold fell in London to a late bid price of $375.25 an ounce, down from Friday's $377.75. +Hannon disagreed, saying "people with this disease have their lives on the line and are willing to cooperate." The project is sponsored by the People With AIDS Coalition, said Hannon, who said he has AIDS. +Indahl told investigators Sunday that the separate probe had turned up allegations against Tower, said congressional sources, who requested anonymity. +The game was billed by promoters as Glasnost on the Gridiron. +Police sirens wailed throughout the city, and one police vehicle chased several trucks of banner-waving student supporters. +The decision and the upcoming Kodak trial, scheduled to begin Jan 17 in U.S. District Court, mark a turnaround for Polaroid, which has struggled in the last decade as the popularity of instant photography has declined. +In the journal,"April 5th Forum," which was mimeographed in his home, Xu argued that a multiparty system was not anti-communist and would help the socialist cause. +He achieved this in part with an uncanny talent for getting his foot peacefully in the door of established European companies. +Jim Colachis' club is facing action by the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Department because its undercover officers were denied entry. +It is the coveted goal of the most energetic and resourceful of outsiders - and a splendid spectacle for everyone else. +Mr. Plessis-Belair was senior vice president, finance and administration. +"I discuss money with every single patient or with the family," Dr. Sherman says. +The measure suspended rights guaranteed by the constitution, including freedom of expression. +I didn't expect anybody to come looking for me." He spoke from a hospital in Montrose, which lies between Grand Junction and Telluride on the western slope of the Rockies. +After awhile, the films become predictable and the men begin to nod off in the darkened room as animals die on screen. +This is one of them." +But Morgan Guaranty Trust, one of Mr. Jacobs's leading lenders, is so unhappy with the investor that it is considering not offering further corporate loan assistance in the near future, according to individuals at the firm. +Despite some earlier research by Vietnamese, East German and French scientists, very little is known about the giant, which is related to the orangutan, chimpanzee and gorilla. +I slapped him on the cheek to wake him. +Aoun, who was named Lebanon's prime minister in 1988, has refused to relinquish his job and is holding out at the presidential palace in Beirut with thousands of supporters. +The amendment would require that the consortia members be treated as one company for purposes of determining the subsidy attributed to the products. +There's no cooperation from the company. +The basic idea that the U.S. would rush to defend moderate Mideast states from attack was outlined in the Carter Doctrine, espoused in 1980. +For the Samburu, it occurs only once every 15 years. +While a lot of people look funny to cartoonists, hardly any look funnier than a vice president, especially incumbent George Bush. +Hilarius said he unsuccessfully tried to buy city land for a new plant in the cramped city center. +Kids wore flag patches on the seats of their jeans. +"His handicap is that he's a general with no troops," observes Harvard's Dr. Feinberg. +Volume fell to 430.5 million shares from 466.6 million on Wednesday. +The Bel-20 index fell 3.90 to 1,184.65 in turnover of BFr700m. +A lower tax bill flattered after-tax income, but distributable profit slid to R107m from R111m. +On the Commodity Exchange in New York, gold contracts for January delivery edged up 50 cents, to $390.30 an ounce, while March silver contracts fell 1.5 cents, to $5.34 an ounce. +By mid-January, only 11 had been delivered. +An indication that the trade deficit is continuing to improve should bolster the dollar. +Over the next few months, the centennial will be marked in a number of ways. +But he added that North Carolina has "a long history of Democrats stealing elections." +Though Texas Instrumnents predicted that the world semiconductor business will show "excellent growth" in 1988, the company warned that demand is moderating from the first half. +After tests, another physician said Goode had a normal heart and attributed his symptoms to sinus problems. +In 1970, Anwar Sadat was elected president of Egypt, succeeding the late Gamal Abdel Nasser. +We need some demonstrable signs that we are coming out of recession.' A revival of the new-issue market, later in the year, is forecast by another banker. +Interest on the A debt would continue to be paid and the principal repaid from cash generated by the ongoing businesses and asset disposals. +The plan was announced during a meeting in the Iranian capital, Tehran, between Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati, members of the organization's secretariat in Tehran and the ambassadors of Pakistan and Turkey. +The Spanish merchant marine had barred the Iraqi-flagged Almuntanabbi from Spanish ports Monday, but a merchant marine spokesman said today the deparment agreed to the transfer of the Nigerian crude to a "neutral" ship. +The governor commuted Dotson's 25- to 50-year rape sentence in 1985 to time served but rejected a request for clemency, saying he did not believe Mrs. Webb's recantation. +The Soviets say the U.S. missile shield violates the 1972 superpower Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty. +The restaurants are technically owned by Moscow Pizza, a $10 million joint venture between Moscow's restaurant department and Pepsico's European branch. +Times-Mirror, which is based in Los Angeles, said its results were boosted by strong cable television perfomance and sales of assets. +The figures include a CDollars 210m special gain on the sale of John Labatt shares. +Leakey, who wore a necktie with a pattern of skulls, is known for his research on the first humans. +Meanwhile, there has been a pronounced decline in the willingness of Japanese investors to purchase long-term foreign assets since the late 1980s. +Rodden, the superintendent and Schwartz met with Eastfield Elementary Assistant Principal Shirley Ramsey and Assistant Superintendent Shearon Crawford.Further meetings were planned for today. +Yesterday, in his first public statement on the strike, Mr. Chirac ruled out any pay-raise concessions that would endanger his anti-inflation policy. +He was criticized for cancelling a holiday for state workers in honor of slain civil rights hero Martin Luther King Jr., making racially insensitive remarks and alienating blacks, homosexuals and feminists. +Correct and precise language should be used to describe everything from risky sexual practices to proper use of condoms, the report said. +The guerrillas demand a demilitarization of Salvadoran society, full democratization of their country and a national economic pact. +He was followed, with 17 percent of the vote, by Alvaro Enrique Arzu Irigoyen, the former mayor of Guatemala City who resigned this year to run on the Advanced National Party ticket. +They can pose a serious hazard, with three deaths reported in the last 18 years and an estimated 670 annual injuries, the safety agency said. +The three are considered the most likely candidates to succeed Mr. Nakasone. +Loss to taxpayers: more than $32 million, just on that building. +About 70 people watched silently as Irwin touched a sign commemorating his eight-month trek. +However, it falls short of calls from political and financial circles for the commission to be given the broad powers enjoyed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. +An on-board carbon dioxide tank turns tap water into carbonated water, then the machine mixes carbonated water with drink syrup, chilled by a small refrigeration unit. +His latest film, "Distant Thunder," gives him a chance to play opposite one of the best, John Lithgow. +Halifax is replacing its fixed interest Monthly Income Xtra account on Tuesday with a new account called Guaranteed Reserve. +The duke and duchess arrived in Los Angeles last Friday and depart Sunday. +"Thus I can consider myself someone chosen not only by Parliament, but the whole of the people," he said in his acceptance speech. +He said the company's total debt is about $185 million, representing about 50% of total capitalization. +The key problem for the legal profession is whether an attorney's drug use is causing a client to be neglected or a case mishandled, Raven said. +He cited that as the reason for calling off the cease-fire. +The Emergency Assistance Rehousing Program, finding no serious violations, told the partners they could start housing tenants, Mr. Whitfield says. +Angry crowds began stoning police and went on a three-day rampage, burning Chinese shops and attacking Chinese passers-by. Police responded with more gunfire and tear gas. +He tried to commit suicide and was committed to a psychiatric facility at Florida State Prison. +The opposition charges the incident was set up as part of a plot by army generals to seize power in the chaotic days that followed the assassination of the late president Park Chung-hee in late 1979. +Administration critics say the threat is receding a lot faster than that. +On Thursday, police said a bomb was planted against the inside wall of a building housing the swimming pool in the predominately Roman Catholic Falls Road area of West Belfast. +Technical resistance points, therefore, had less significance. +Fields says they are targeting areas with high concentrations of tourists and relatively young, upper middle-class people. +A plaster ceiling caved in and dropped two tons of debris on customers at a croissant shop in the majestic Ansonia Hotel, killing a woman and injuring 12 other people. +He was the first Palestinian killed in 10 months of the uprising. +President Chadli Benjedid ordered the new premier to form a government aimed at improving the economy. +Officials have said they may extend the new system to the West Bank. +A second tier of schools _ Louisiana Tech, Southern University at Baton Rouge, the University of New Orleans and the University of Southwestern Louisiana _ would also offer graduate programs, but fewer than LSU. +His fall is broken by an awning and he winds up in the passenger seat of a new four-door Olds Cutlass Supreme. +Egyptian producers have plans to set up a joint production fund and a centralised agency for foreign sales. +Air tankers that had been used for a 5,400-acre brush fire near Salt Lake City were diverted to the fire near Paradise, a community of about 500 residents between Ogden and Logan in the Wasatch National Forest. +The 42-year-old prime minister of West Germany's Saarland region has repeatedly criticized Kohl, a Christian Democrat, for proceeding too quickly with German unification. +A key plutonium production plant at the Hanford nuclear reservation reopened Sunday to process spent nuclear fuel that has been stuck in the plant since it was shut down a year ago, the government said. +Naturally enough music lovers switched off in their droves, but mindless gossip freaks switched on. +The bank, a main creditor of Kabuto Decom, a property developer, has met heavy selling recently on the arrest of the president of the company. Steel issues lost ground on profit-taking. +It later closed at BFr21.77. The currency slid sharply in the exchange rate mechanism grid. +It depicts a sword drawn in the colors of the Kuwaiti flag decapitating Saddam. +But Mr. Ueberroth's reputation clearly helps make deals happen, such as the January 1990 purchase of a controlling interest in deeply troubled HAL by a Ueberroth-headed investment group. +Others believed that another cut could come before the Conservative party conference. The rally in futures was partly driven by pressures on the French franc inside the ERM for the fourth trading day. +The Dromgooles, says Mr. Liroff, haven't asked WGBH to rectify any of the problems with the house. +Changes in consumer rates often lag changes in credit-market rates. +Germany was the only market where deliveries fell - by 4.1 per cent - a fact VW blamed on weak demand there generally and poor sales at Audi. +Passengers spoke of chaos as the fire spread through the ship, and little help from the crew who could not communicate with them. Lifeboats were left dangling on the ship and life jackets were unavailable, they said. +The United Nations has strongly protested the U.S. move to enforce the law. +At climactic moments, he even used his whole arms and shoulders. +Grain and soybean futures prices closed mostly lower Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade, astonishing analysts who had expected a strong performance following the government's pessimistic crop production report. +Housing Secretary Jack Kemp said he does not want to see security fences put up around public housing projects as called for in President Bush's anti-drug strategy, saying it's more important to make the projects better places to live. +All, one might think, desirable ends in these difficult times. However, it is reported that if Labour forms the next government it will cancel the sale and install its planned 'slimline' Greater London Authority in County Hall. +The early election results merely confirmed the market's expectations, and did little to ease concern that pressure would grow on the French currency in coming weeks. This week's German repo auction could provide an early test. +"The proliferation of channels is a tactic Noriega uses to buy time," Ms. Oakley said. "We have available channels of communication with Noriega if and when they are needed. +Mr. Millard's stay on this Pacific island, the capital of the 14-island Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, has been costly as well. +Currently, HUD only can offer to mediate disputes involving possible housing discrimination if both parties agree to it. +The chase continued outside until Musseman yelled he would catch Freeman no matter how far they ran. +Mowlem is to build a new bus station with subway links to the station and a riverside walkway. Consultants for the project are Kenchington Ford and Mason Pittendrigh. +But that's no problem for Mr. Dehecq, who says he expected the sweetened bid and is analyzing how to respond. +Many in the industry doubt that BP will be able to halt erosion of its market share for long. +Despite her dismay over the aid package, she expects to accept at least part of it, perhaps borrowing some from her mother instead of the federal government. +It then turns into something quite different. +State and federal environmental authorities have been investigating the company to determine whether Kodak violated environmental regulations for the storage and disposal of chemicals. +The Amdahl models also are equipped to handle massive amounts of memory; each microprocessor can support a total of 10 gigabytes of processor storage. +After 16 months of exhilarating freedom, Solidarity was suppressed in a 1981 military crackdown. +His collection, including works from five centuries of European paintings and a Leonardo da Vinci notebook, is displayed at the Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Culture, which opened in November 1990 beside Occidental's headquarters. +Other exchanges are satisfied that OTC trading contributes substantial volume to their futures contracts, and are not anxious to enter competitive products. +Isuzu Motors plans to purchase 30,000 gasoline engines from General Motors Co. annually, of which 10,000 units will be imported to Japan, Takashi Fujii said. +President Bush will travel on Jan. 19 to Atlanta for a speech and Miami to attend a fund-raising dinner for Florida Gov. Bob Martinez. +Many economists believe, in fact, that the nation has already slipped into recession. +Not only is it highly unlikely a poor Venezuelan will win a case; in all probability he won't even reach a court hearing unless he has a sponsor in the corridors of power. +Mr. Kudriavtsev said payments would be made in hard currency. +It was scarcely an isolated slip. +Koskotas had been ordered to remain in Greece while officials investigated alleged irregularities at the Bank of Crete. +Mr. Bogner sees pretax operating profit from ethylene glycol sales growing to $475 million in 1989 from the nearly $350 million he projects for 1988. +For the record, I have neither Porsche nor pool, nor do I believe in a strike just for the sake of a few bucks. +"There's a sense of ownership and responsibility." Bromley-Heath residents have no quarrel with tenant ownership in principle; the project's tenant-directors considered trying the idea at one abandoned building in the project. +Vitronics, which makes thermal processing equipment for the electronics industry, said it earlier submitted a proposal to merge with Research but the bid wasn't accepted. +"There isn't anything else like this," said Michael Carr, a Manasquan, N.J., money manager who specializes in convertible bonds. +Security forces in this British colony staged a counterterrorism exercise Friday in preparation for a Sept. 6 inquest to be held here into the shooting deaths of three unarmed members of the IRA by British soldiers. +"It beats talking about HMOs and malpractice with my colleagues," says Richard Brunelle, a 39-year-old Florida surgeon who has also invested $25,000 in the Republic search. +He said he'd like to cut the price by more than $125 million. +"It looked like the music was stopping," said one trader, noting the recent rally on hopes of a swift Allied victory or conclusion to the Gulf war. +These are advances farmers can draw from the government at the start of a crop season against later payments. +A Texaco spokesman said the company will drill the wells on leases held by Husky and the other partners, in return for interests ranging between 34% and 60% in the oil and gas located. +The stocks of two companies that are in the midst of takeover talks were hurt. +The acronym stands for National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, the rebel group. +Newspaper and television reporter Gene McLain died May 9 after a bout with emphysema. +Environmentalists generally praised the law as a positive first step but said more must be done. +The move was prompted by a slowdown in the computer industry. +With the whole wide world reportedly transfixed by the great American budget summit, the Senate, with a straight face, will vote today on a conference bill that increases spending on federal housing programs. +"It won't be a very merry Christmas." +White Angel will not hit British screens until November 15, when it will get two screenings at the West End Odeon as part of the London Film festival. +The US has proposed bringing equity to the allocation of Special Drawing Rights. +Last year's second most deadly earthquake occurred Aug. 20 on the Nepal-India border, killing 1,000. That earthquake, measuring 6.6 on the Richter scale, destroyed thousands of homes and injured many people. +The Albanians say the Serbs, who claim Kosovo as their medieval heartland, are persecuting them and denying them equal rights as Yugoslav citizens. +Manufacturing jobs declined 22% in Atlanta's home county of Fulton between 1970 and 1984; jobs requiring less than a high-school education declined by 6%. +But the latest settlement has taken the parties to a new level of brinksmanship and uncertainty, with Texaco in the decidedly weaker position. +Branton at one time was convicted of a misdemeanor for teaching the mechanics of voting to blacks. +A U.S computer industry trade group is complaining that a heavy tariff designed to punish the Japanese electronics industry will cost American companies hundreds of millions of dollars a year. +Ortega puts total war costs at more than $12 billion, including loans to Nicaragua blocked by the United States and projections of what Nicaraguan exports could have earned if not for the fighting. +But, I haven't lost a wink, really. +"Now we'll give her the chance." A midday news show starring "Today" newscaster Faith Daniels will replace "Generations" at NBC, and CBS is putting in a new comedy,"You Take the Kids," the networks said Wednesday. +Demand for treasuries has been very strong. +He recalled the successful fight to stave off an unsolicited takeover offer from First Interstate Bancorp. and the sales of numerous assets, including the Charles Schwab discount brokerage. +He said the company should see increasing benefits from its recent acquisition of Paco Pharmaceuticals. +On Tuesday, Greyhound said it had reached its highest level of ridership since the strike began, as it carried 91,666 passengers, or 80 percent of the same day last year. +Edmond Rizk, information and justice minister in Hrawi's government, went on the government-run Channel 7 television station in west Beirut and ordered judicial authorities not to enforce Ad-Diyar's suspension. +Seventeen bodies have been recovered. +"But things have changed in the world, and as a result, it seems to me a bit more difficult to settle on a single or a small range of variables that tell you what policy in the United States must be." +When bankers lend to developing countries, the growth of those economies can go a long way to validate the bankers' confidence until an eventual reversal sets off a self-reinforcing process in the opposite direction. +'We didn't get much sleep last week. +Vitamin Specialities Co. of Wyncote, Pa., has asked its 22 retail stores in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania to recall acidophilus capsules with lot number 069296 and has notified 140 mail-order customers, the FDA said in a statement. +He will simply leave his corrupt cronies in place to keep the drugs and money flowing, while he serves his time in some pleasure spot. +Portugal will not have a referendum on the Maastricht treaty, whose ratification will be approved by parliament shortly. +His task at flabby RJR, when he took over the helm four years ago, was to financially restructure the heavily-indebted business, slash its fat and grow the business. +Gonzalez said Cranston and Riegle have offered to appear before the committee. The others are Sens. John Glenn, D-Ohio, and John McCain, R-Ariz. +Daniels knew me, and my family even better. +Impetus for the rise came from press reports that there had been an attempted military overthrow of the Guatemalan government and that the rebels said all exports would be banned, according to the dealer. +He said the boy was not hurt, and he learned the student had a history of asthma only after the incident. +RepublicBank's issues include single-A-rated senior debt, single-A-minus-rated subordinated debt, triple-B preferred stock, A-2 commerical paper and single-A/A-2 letter of credit-supported issues. +But, for a bit of innocent enjoyment on the side, the tax man will often settle down to a detective novel or study military history in the Dark Ages. +But others predicted that the decline in rates will soon make real estate a more attractive investment. +Resnik was the only Challenger crew member who was not survived by a spouse and children. +He also said Chrysler failed to notify the state Department of Motor Vehicles that it had repurchased the "lemons," as required by law. +Mr. Abrams recalled that in September 1985 Mr. Shultz told him that "you've got to know" what Col. North's activities were. +The music, while never obtrusive, is frequent and varied. +Masses took place only in religious buildings and believers were often persecuted. +The Cliff Dwellers Club, on the other hand, recently asked for zucchinis shaped like cardboard tubes, with the stem and body equally thick. +Stein is famous for the line "A rose is a rose is a rose." +There is no sign of interest rates coming down and the property market remains depressed. +Charles Knowles's apartment had been burglarized several months ago after police took him into custody, Rick Knowles said. +As long as America's policy makers remain indifferent, the world's space experts will continue to go to Moscow. +American's load factor at Raleigh-Durham airport in North Carolina jumped from 63 percent in last year's first quarter to 71.2 percent this year, while in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the factor rose from 70.3 to 81.4, AMR Chairman Robert Crandall said. +The participants had to choose "between doing a bold package of deficit reduction or simply avoiding sequestration," which is the technical term for the automatic cuts, said Rep. Leon Panetta (D., Calif.). +In that way, costs would fluctuate in line with revenue and profits would be less volatile. +The quick action is designed to ease the work of congressional appropriations panels, in the hope of avoiding the need for a big, catch-all spending bill at the end of the year. +The Solidarity leader was expected to advise the union leadership to begin long-delayed talks on Poland's future with the communist government. +In Washington, spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler of the U.S. State Department alluded Friday to reports that a number of Cabinet minister were arrested. +LaRouche, 66, and the six aides were charged with mail fraud and conspiracy for allegedly raising more than $30 million in loans from supporters without any intention of repaying them. +John G. Graham, chief financial officer, was promoted to senior vice president of this utilities holding company, from vice president. +North told jurors he wanted to invoke executive privilege and refuse to answer one query. +But none is as formidable as that which would be presented by an alienated Zulu leader. His denunciation of the agreement over the weekend augurs ill. +Citing the latest government data, Ortega said Hurricane Joan left 103 dead and 186,950 homeless. +She led him to the hole in the ground where the old cactus had stood. +'The rest of it is probably outside the country,' said Mr Forndran. +If convicted, an offender can be jailed for three months, fined about $330 or both. +But the new commercials deal with it indirectly by showing a woman smiling as she tries to get up from a fall. +Concerts of women composers and women's cinema festivals now are being held. +A committee staff member estimates that when the fee is fully implemented within a few years, it would amount to about five or six cents a round-turn trade. +The net loss at NWA, Northwest Airlines' parent, included a $10 million write-down of accounts receivable from a travel wholesaler. +Simpson said no bail was set because it was a civil case. +Management has been running the mine and smelter, near Bathurst, New Brunswick, at about 30% capacity since the strike began in July. +And after the war, the tax on a cow had become so huge that you had to sell your cow to pay it. +Queen Elizabeth II is getting a loaner from Australia for her press office. +For classes on which details were available from the underwriter, yields ranged from 9.155%, or 80 basis points above three-year Treasury securities, to 9.44%, or 117 basis points above 20-year Treasurys. +The U.S. is lobbying to change that, but the Turks are understandably worried about angering Saddam again. +The FAA notice, released here by the agency's aircraft certification branch, marks the first official confirmation of the speculation. +Both men pinned their hopes on turnout _ Dinkins from union workers and blacks, Koch from Jews and mainstream Democrats. +State agencies, meanwhile, are passing the buck for failure to solve the problems. +It must be very strongly felt,' she said, looking over my shoulder. +Eleven days out from election day, he is also the narrow favorite to beat Democratic Rep. Wayne Dowdy and thus give the Republicans both Mississippi Senate seats for the first time since Reconstruction. +Managerial accountability to shareholders in America is weak. +The indictment also charged her with failing to report income from the bribes. +In the process, they have generated thousands of patents, employed and trained tens of thousands of people, and made electronics the largest manufacturing employer in the U.S. +But Gai also emphasized that he and his collaborators cannot say they have disproved the fusion findings at the University of Utah. Physicists said they were hampered by a lack of details about the Utah experiments. +That is, they wanted to determine whether stocks behave differently simply because they are part of the S&P 500. +So "European Silver: The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection" (Vendome, 311 pages, $95) by Hannelore Mueller is the place to look if you want to see how a table setting really ought to be. +Based on a price of about $30 million each, the 737s would be worth a potential total of $3 billion. +Democrats, unable to override President Bush's veto of a bill to let federal workers join political campaigns, now want to extend the ban to Bush's Cabinet and hundreds of other presidential appointees. +The National Institutes of Health is scrapping proposed conflict-of-interest guidelines that stirred controversy among scientists and will go back to the drawing boards to draft new options, officials said Friday. +The bar, which featured live music nightly, has retained its reputation for rhythm and blues and jazz performances. +Scientifically, nothing is proved. +Nor would Bank of New York comment on whether such agreements will force it to reduce its own employee ranks to keep severance costs down. +Abraham, in uniform, appeared on state television at 3:05 p.m. EST to announce Avril's resignation. +He immediately vowed reform to restore public trust in politics. +Venezuela has been stable for so many years. +Only 4,500 of the expected 25,000 candidates appeared, and many tore the exam sheets in protest against the ruling council and the past two months' killings. +Kodak said it increased overseas marketing activity to take advantage of the lower value of the dollar, and that the long-term benefits of the strategy offset incremental costs. +Barred by court injunction from mass picketing, striking telephone workers marched in limited numbers Tuesday outside Bell Atlantic buildings in six states and the nation's capital. +"It was a reaction based on rumor," Petrakov said Tuesday. +The chamber is then expected to begin procedures for prosecuting Socialist members accused of involvement in financial scandals. +Ray Hunt's father, the famous wildcatter H.L. 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Single, my dear, to be sure! A single man of large +fortune; four or five thousand a year. What a fine thing for our +girls!" + +"How so? How can it affect them?" + +"My dear Mr. Bennet," replied his wife, "how can you be so +tiresome! You must know that I am thinking of his marrying +one of them." + +"Is that his design in settling here?" + +"Design! Nonsense, how can you talk so! But it is very likely +that he _may_ fall in love with one of them, and therefore you +must visit him as soon as he comes." + +"I see no occasion for that. You and the girls may go, or you +may send them by themselves, which perhaps will be still +better, for as you are as handsome as any of them, Mr. Bingley +may like you the best of the party." + +"My dear, you flatter me. I certainly _have_ had my share of +beauty, but I do not pretend to be anything extraordinary now. +When a woman has five grown-up daughters, she ought to give +over thinking of her own beauty." + +"In such cases, a woman has not often much beauty to think of." + +"But, my dear, you must indeed go and see Mr. Bingley when +he comes into the neighbourhood." + +"It is more than I engage for, I assure you." + +"But consider your daughters. Only think what an establishment +it would be for one of them. Sir William and Lady Lucas are +determined to go, merely on that account, for in general, you +know, they visit no newcomers. Indeed you must go, for it will +be impossible for _us_ to visit him if you do not." + +"You are over-scrupulous, surely. I dare say Mr. Bingley will +be very glad to see you; and I will send a few lines by you to +assure him of my hearty consent to his marrying whichever he +chooses of the girls; though I must throw in a good word for +my little Lizzy." + +"I desire you will do no such thing. Lizzy is not a bit better +than the others; and I am sure she is not half so handsome as +Jane, nor half so good-humoured as Lydia. But you are always +giving _her_ the preference." + +"They have none of them much to recommend them," replied he; +"they are all silly and ignorant like other girls; but Lizzy +has something more of quickness than her sisters." + +"Mr. Bennet, how _can_ you abuse your own children in such a +way? You take delight in vexing me. You have no compassion +for my poor nerves." + +"You mistake me, my dear. I have a high respect for your +nerves. They are my old friends. I have heard you mention +them with consideration these last twenty years at least." + +"Ah, you do not know what I suffer." + +"But I hope you will get over it, and live to see many young +men of four thousand a year come into the neighbourhood." + +"It will be no use to us, if twenty such should come, since +you will not visit them." + +"Depend upon it, my dear, that when there are twenty, I will +visit them all." + +Mr. Bennet was so odd a mixture of quick parts, sarcastic humour, +reserve, and caprice, that the experience of three-and-twenty +years had been insufficient to make his wife understand his +character. _Her_ mind was less difficult to develop. She was a +woman of mean understanding, little information, and uncertain +temper. When she was discontented, she fancied herself nervous. +The business of her life was to get her daughters married; its +solace was visiting and news. + + + +Chapter 2 + + +Mr. Bennet was among the earliest of those who waited on Mr. +Bingley. He had always intended to visit him, though to the last +always assuring his wife that he should not go; and till the +evening after the visit was paid she had no knowledge of it. +It was then disclosed in the following manner. Observing his +second daughter employed in trimming a hat, he suddenly +addressed her with: + +"I hope Mr. Bingley will like it, Lizzy." + +"We are not in a way to know _what_ Mr. Bingley likes," said +her mother resentfully, "since we are not to visit." + +"But you forget, mamma," said Elizabeth, "that we shall meet +him at the assemblies, and that Mrs. Long promised to introduce +him." + +"I do not believe Mrs. Long will do any such thing. She has two +nieces of her own. She is a selfish, hypocritical woman, and I +have no opinion of her." + +"No more have I," said Mr. Bennet; "and I am glad to find that +you do not depend on her serving you." + +Mrs. Bennet deigned not to make any reply, but, unable to +contain herself, began scolding one of her daughters. + +"Don't keep coughing so, Kitty, for Heaven's sake! Have a little +compassion on my nerves. You tear them to pieces." + +"Kitty has no discretion in her coughs," said her father; "she +times them ill." + +"I do not cough for my own amusement," replied Kitty fretfully. +"When is your next ball to be, Lizzy?" + +"To-morrow fortnight." + +"Aye, so it is," cried her mother, "and Mrs. Long does not come +back till the day before; so it will be impossible for her to +introduce him, for she will not know him herself." + +"Then, my dear, you may have the advantage of your friend, and +introduce Mr. Bingley to _her_." + +"Impossible, Mr. Bennet, impossible, when I am not acquainted +with him myself; how can you be so teasing?" + +"I honour your circumspection. A fortnight's acquaintance is +certainly very little. One cannot know what a man really is by +the end of a fortnight. But if _we_ do not venture somebody else +will; and after all, Mrs. Long and her daughters must stand their +chance; and, therefore, as she will think it an act of kindness, +if you decline the office, I will take it on myself." + +The girls stared at their father. Mrs. Bennet said only, +"Nonsense, nonsense!" + +"What can be the meaning of that emphatic exclamation?" cried +he. "Do you consider the forms of introduction, and the stress +that is laid on them, as nonsense? I cannot quite agree with +you _there_. What say you, Mary? For you are a young lady of +deep reflection, I know, and read great books and make extracts." + +Mary wished to say something sensible, but knew not how. + +"While Mary is adjusting her ideas," he continued, "let us return +to Mr. Bingley." + +"I am sick of Mr. Bingley," cried his wife. + +"I am sorry to hear _that_; but why did not you tell me that +before? If I had known as much this morning I certainly would +not have called on him. It is very unlucky; but as I have +actually paid the visit, we cannot escape the acquaintance now." + +The astonishment of the ladies was just what he wished; that of +Mrs. Bennet perhaps surpassing the rest; though, when the first +tumult of joy was over, she began to declare that it was what she +had expected all the while. + +"How good it was in you, my dear Mr. Bennet! But I knew I should +persuade you at last. I was sure you loved your girls too well +to neglect such an acquaintance. Well, how pleased I am! and it +is such a good joke, too, that you should have gone this morning +and never said a word about it till now." + +"Now, Kitty, you may cough as much as you choose," said Mr. +Bennet; and, as he spoke, he left the room, fatigued with the +raptures of his wife. + +"What an excellent father you have, girls!" said she, when the +door was shut. "I do not know how you will ever make him +amends for his kindness; or me, either, for that matter. At our +time of life it is not so pleasant, I can tell you, to be making +new acquaintances every day; but for your sakes, we would do +anything. Lydia, my love, though you _are_ the youngest, I dare +say Mr. Bingley will dance with you at the next ball." + +"Oh!" said Lydia stoutly, "I am not afraid; for though I _am_ the +youngest, I'm the tallest." + +The rest of the evening was spent in conjecturing how soon he +would return Mr. Bennet's visit, and determining when they +should ask him to dinner. + + + +Chapter 3 + + +Not all that Mrs. Bennet, however, with the assistance of her +five daughters, could ask on the subject, was sufficient to draw +from her husband any satisfactory description of Mr. Bingley. +They attacked him in various ways--with barefaced questions, +ingenious suppositions, and distant surmises; but he eluded the +skill of them all, and they were at last obliged to accept the +second-hand intelligence of their neighbour, Lady Lucas. Her +report was highly favourable. Sir William had been delighted +with him. He was quite young, wonderfully handsome, extremely +agreeable, and, to crown the whole, he meant to be at the next +assembly with a large party. Nothing could be more delightful! +To be fond of dancing was a certain step towards falling in love; +and very lively hopes of Mr. Bingley's heart were entertained. + +"If I can but see one of my daughters happily settled at +Netherfield," said Mrs. Bennet to her husband, "and all the +others equally well married, I shall have nothing to wish for." + +In a few days Mr. Bingley returned Mr. Bennet's visit, and sat +about ten minutes with him in his library. He had entertained +hopes of being admitted to a sight of the young ladies, of +whose beauty he had heard much; but he saw only the father. +The ladies were somewhat more fortunate, for they had the +advantage of ascertaining from an upper window that he wore +a blue coat, and rode a black horse. + +An invitation to dinner was soon afterwards dispatched; and +already had Mrs. Bennet planned the courses that were to do +credit to her housekeeping, when an answer arrived which +deferred it all. Mr. Bingley was obliged to be in town the +following day, and, consequently, unable to accept the honour +of their invitation, etc. Mrs. Bennet was quite disconcerted. +She could not imagine what business he could have in town so +soon after his arrival in Hertfordshire; and she began to fear +that he might be always flying about from one place to another, +and never settled at Netherfield as he ought to be. Lady Lucas +quieted her fears a little by starting the idea of his being gone +to London only to get a large party for the ball; and a report +soon followed that Mr. Bingley was to bring twelve ladies and +seven gentlemen with him to the assembly. The girls grieved +over such a number of ladies, but were comforted the day +before the ball by hearing, that instead of twelve he brought +only six with him from London--his five sisters and a cousin. +And when the party entered the assembly room it consisted of +only five altogether--Mr. Bingley, his two sisters, the husband +of the eldest, and another young man. + +Mr. Bingley was good-looking and gentlemanlike; he had a pleasant +countenance, and easy, unaffected manners. His sisters were fine +women, with an air of decided fashion. His brother-in-law, Mr. +Hurst, merely looked the gentleman; but his friend Mr. Darcy soon +drew the attention of the room by his fine, tall person, handsome +features, noble mien, and the report which was in general +circulation within five minutes after his entrance, of his having +ten thousand a year. The gentlemen pronounced him to be a fine +figure of a man, the ladies declared he was much handsomer than +Mr. Bingley, and he was looked at with great admiration for about +half the evening, till his manners gave a disgust which turned +the tide of his popularity; for he was discovered to be proud; +to be above his company, and above being pleased; and not all his +large estate in Derbyshire could then save him from having a most +forbidding, disagreeable countenance, and being unworthy to be +compared with his friend. + +Mr. Bingley had soon made himself acquainted with all the +principal people in the room; he was lively and unreserved, +danced every dance, was angry that the ball closed so early, +and talked of giving one himself at Netherfield. Such amiable +qualities must speak for themselves. What a contrast between +him and his friend! Mr. Darcy danced only once with Mrs. Hurst +and once with Miss Bingley, declined being introduced to any +other lady, and spent the rest of the evening in walking about +the room, speaking occasionally to one of his own party. His +character was decided. He was the proudest, most disagreeable +man in the world, and everybody hoped that he would never come +there again. Amongst the most violent against him was Mrs. +Bennet, whose dislike of his general behaviour was sharpened +into particular resentment by his having slighted one of her +daughters. + +Elizabeth Bennet had been obliged, by the scarcity of gentlemen, +to sit down for two dances; and during part of that time, +Mr. Darcy had been standing near enough for her to hear a +conversation between him and Mr. Bingley, who came from the +dance for a few minutes, to press his friend to join it. + +"Come, Darcy," said he, "I must have you dance. I hate to see +you standing about by yourself in this stupid manner. You had +much better dance." + +"I certainly shall not. You know how I detest it, unless I am +particularly acquainted with my partner. At such an assembly as +this it would be insupportable. Your sisters are engaged, and +there is not another woman in the room whom it would not be a +punishment to me to stand up with." + +"I would not be so fastidious as you are," cried Mr. Bingley, +"for a kingdom! Upon my honour, I never met with so many +pleasant girls in my life as I have this evening; and there are +several of them you see uncommonly pretty." + +"_You_ are dancing with the only handsome girl in the room," +said Mr. Darcy, looking at the eldest Miss Bennet. + +"Oh! She is the most beautiful creature I ever beheld! But +there is one of her sisters sitting down just behind you, who is +very pretty, and I dare say very agreeable. Do let me ask my +partner to introduce you." + +"Which do you mean?" and turning round he looked for a +moment at Elizabeth, till catching her eye, he withdrew his own +and coldly said: "She is tolerable, but not handsome enough to +tempt _me_; I am in no humour at present to give consequence +to young ladies who are slighted by other men. You had better +return to your partner and enjoy her smiles, for you are wasting +your time with me." + +Mr. Bingley followed his advice. Mr. Darcy walked off; and +Elizabeth remained with no very cordial feelings toward him. +She told the story, however, with great spirit among her friends; +for she had a lively, playful disposition, which delighted in +anything ridiculous. + +The evening altogether passed off pleasantly to the whole +family. Mrs. Bennet had seen her eldest daughter much +admired by the Netherfield party. Mr. Bingley had danced with +her twice, and she had been distinguished by his sisters. Jane +was as much gratified by this as her mother could be, though in +a quieter way. Elizabeth felt Jane's pleasure. Mary had heard +herself mentioned to Miss Bingley as the most accomplished +girl in the neighbourhood; and Catherine and Lydia had been +fortunate enough never to be without partners, which was all +that they had yet learnt to care for at a ball. They returned, +therefore, in good spirits to Longbourn, the village where they +lived, and of which they were the principal inhabitants. They +found Mr. Bennet still up. With a book he was regardless of +time; and on the present occasion he had a good deal of +curiosity as to the events of an evening which had raised such +splendid expectations. He had rather hoped that his wife's +views on the stranger would be disappointed; but he soon +found out that he had a different story to hear. + +"Oh! my dear Mr. Bennet," as she entered the room, "we have +had a most delightful evening, a most excellent ball. I wish you +had been there. Jane was so admired, nothing could be like it. +Everybody said how well she looked; and Mr. Bingley thought +her quite beautiful, and danced with her twice! Only think of +_that_, my dear; he actually danced with her twice! and she was +the only creature in the room that he asked a second time. +First of all, he asked Miss Lucas. I was so vexed to see him +stand up with her! But, however, he did not admire her at all; +indeed, nobody can, you know; and he seemed quite struck with +Jane as she was going down the dance. So he inquired who she +was, and got introduced, and asked her for the two next. Then +the two third he danced with Miss King, and the two fourth with +Maria Lucas, and the two fifth with Jane again, and the two +sixth with Lizzy, and the _Boulanger_--" + +"If he had had any compassion for _me_," cried her husband +impatiently, "he would not have danced half so much! For God's +sake, say no more of his partners. O that he had sprained +his ankle in the first place!" + +"Oh! my dear, I am quite delighted with him. He is so +excessively handsome! And his sisters are charming women. +I never in my life saw anything more elegant than their dresses. +I dare say the lace upon Mrs. Hurst's gown--" + +Here she was interrupted again. Mr. Bennet protested against +any description of finery. She was therefore obliged to seek +another branch of the subject, and related, with much bitterness +of spirit and some exaggeration, the shocking rudeness of Mr. +Darcy. + +"But I can assure you," she added, "that Lizzy does not lose +much by not suiting _his_ fancy; for he is a most disagreeable, +horrid man, not at all worth pleasing. So high and so conceited +that there was no enduring him! He walked here, and he walked +there, fancying himself so very great! Not handsome enough to +dance with! I wish you had been there, my dear, to have given +him one of your set-downs. I quite detest the man." + + + +Chapter 4 + + +When Jane and Elizabeth were alone, the former, who had been +cautious in her praise of Mr. Bingley before, expressed to her +sister just how very much she admired him. + +"He is just what a young man ought to be," said she, "sensible, +good-humoured, lively; and I never saw such happy manners!--so +much ease, with such perfect good breeding!" + +"He is also handsome," replied Elizabeth, "which a young man +ought likewise to be, if he possibly can. His character is thereby +complete." + +"I was very much flattered by his asking me to dance a second +time. I did not expect such a compliment." + +"Did not you? I did for you. But that is one great difference +between us. Compliments always take _you_ by surprise, and +_me_ never. What could be more natural than his asking you +again? He could not help seeing that you were about five times +as pretty as every other woman in the room. No thanks to his +gallantry for that. Well, he certainly is very agreeable, and I +give you leave to like him. You have liked many a stupider +person." + +"Dear Lizzy!" + +"Oh! you are a great deal too apt, you know, to like people in +general. You never see a fault in anybody. All the world are +good and agreeable in your eyes. I never heard you speak ill of +a human being in your life." + +"I would not wish to be hasty in censuring anyone; but I always +speak what I think." + +"I know you do; and it is _that_ which makes the wonder. With _your_ +good sense, to be so honestly blind to the follies and nonsense +of others! Affectation of candour is common enough--one meets +with it everywhere. But to be candid without ostentation or +design--to take the good of everybody's character and make it +still better, and say nothing of the bad--belongs to you alone. +And so you like this man's sisters, too, do you? Their manners +are not equal to his." + +"Certainly not--at first. But they are very pleasing women when +you converse with them. Miss Bingley is to live with her +brother, and keep his house; and I am much mistaken if we shall +not find a very charming neighbour in her." + +Elizabeth listened in silence, but was not convinced; their +behaviour at the assembly had not been calculated to please in +general; and with more quickness of observation and less pliancy +of temper than her sister, and with a judgement too unassailed by +any attention to herself, she was very little disposed to approve +them. They were in fact very fine ladies; not deficient in good +humour when they were pleased, nor in the power of making +themselves agreeable when they chose it, but proud and +conceited. They were rather handsome, had been educated in +one of the first private seminaries in town, had a fortune of +twenty thousand pounds, were in the habit of spending more +than they ought, and of associating with people of rank, and +were therefore in every respect entitled to think well of +themselves, and meanly of others. They were of a respectable +family in the north of England; a circumstance more deeply +impressed on their memories than that their brother's fortune +and their own had been acquired by trade. + +Mr. Bingley inherited property to the amount of nearly a +hundred thousand pounds from his father, who had intended to +purchase an estate, but did not live to do it. Mr. Bingley +intended it likewise, and sometimes made choice of his county; +but as he was now provided with a good house and the liberty of +a manor, it was doubtful to many of those who best knew the +easiness of his temper, whether he might not spend the +remainder of his days at Netherfield, and leave the next +generation to purchase. + +His sisters were anxious for his having an estate of his own; but, +though he was now only established as a tenant, Miss Bingley +was by no means unwilling to preside at his table--nor was Mrs. +Hurst, who had married a man of more fashion than fortune, less +disposed to consider his house as her home when it suited her. +Mr. Bingley had not been of age two years, when he was tempted +by an accidental recommendation to look at Netherfield House. +He did look at it, and into it for half-an-hour--was pleased with +the situation and the principal rooms, satisfied with what the +owner said in its praise, and took it immediately. + +Between him and Darcy there was a very steady friendship, in +spite of great opposition of character. Bingley was endeared to +Darcy by the easiness, openness, and ductility of his temper, +though no disposition could offer a greater contrast to his own, +and though with his own he never appeared dissatisfied. On the +strength of Darcy's regard, Bingley had the firmest reliance, and +of his judgement the highest opinion. In understanding, Darcy +was the superior. Bingley was by no means deficient, but Darcy +was clever. He was at the same time haughty, reserved, and +fastidious, and his manners, though well-bred, were not inviting. +In that respect his friend had greatly the advantage. Bingley was +sure of being liked wherever he appeared, Darcy was continually +giving offense. + +The manner in which they spoke of the Meryton assembly was +sufficiently characteristic. Bingley had never met with more +pleasant people or prettier girls in his life; everybody had been +most kind and attentive to him; there had been no formality, no +stiffness; he had soon felt acquainted with all the room; and, as +to Miss Bennet, he could not conceive an angel more beautiful. +Darcy, on the contrary, had seen a collection of people in whom +there was little beauty and no fashion, for none of whom he had +felt the smallest interest, and from none received either attention +or pleasure. Miss Bennet he acknowledged to be pretty, but she +smiled too much. + +Mrs. Hurst and her sister allowed it to be so--but still they +admired her and liked her, and pronounced her to be a sweet +girl, and one whom they would not object to know more of. +Miss Bennet was therefore established as a sweet girl, and their +brother felt authorized by such commendation to think of her as +he chose. + + + +Chapter 5 + + +Within a short walk of Longbourn lived a family with whom +the Bennets were particularly intimate. Sir William Lucas +had been formerly in trade in Meryton, where he had made a +tolerable fortune, and risen to the honour of knighthood by an +address to the king during his mayoralty. The distinction had +perhaps been felt too strongly. It had given him a disgust +to his business, and to his residence in a small market town; +and, in quitting them both, he had removed with his family +to a house about a mile from Meryton, denominated from that +period Lucas Lodge, where he could think with pleasure of his +own importance, and, unshackled by business, occupy himself +solely in being civil to all the world. For, though elated by his +rank, it did not render him supercilious; on the contrary, he was +all attention to everybody. By nature inoffensive, friendly, and +obliging, his presentation at St. James's had made him courteous. + +Lady Lucas was a very good kind of woman, not too clever to +be a valuable neighbour to Mrs. Bennet. They had several +children. The eldest of them, a sensible, intelligent young +woman, about twenty-seven, was Elizabeth's intimate friend. + +That the Miss Lucases and the Miss Bennets should meet to +talk over a ball was absolutely necessary; and the morning after +the assembly brought the former to Longbourn to hear and to +communicate. + +"_You_ began the evening well, Charlotte," said Mrs. Bennet with +civil self-command to Miss Lucas. "_You_ were Mr. Bingley's +first choice." + +"Yes; but he seemed to like his second better." + +"Oh! you mean Jane, I suppose, because he danced with her +twice. To be sure that _did_ seem as if he admired her--indeed +I rather believe he _did_--I heard something about it--but I +hardly know what--something about Mr. Robinson." + +"Perhaps you mean what I overheard between him and Mr. Robinson; +did not I mention it to you? Mr. Robinson's asking him how he +liked our Meryton assemblies, and whether he did not think there +were a great many pretty women in the room, and _which_ he thought +the prettiest? and his answering immediately to the last +question: 'Oh! the eldest Miss Bennet, beyond a doubt; there +cannot be two opinions on that point.'" + +"Upon my word! Well, that is very decided indeed--that does +seem as if--but, however, it may all come to nothing, you know." + +"_My_ overhearings were more to the purpose than _yours_, Eliza," +said Charlotte. "Mr. Darcy is not so well worth listening to +as his friend, is he?--poor Eliza!--to be only just _tolerable_." + +"I beg you would not put it into Lizzy's head to be vexed by +his ill-treatment, for he is such a disagreeable man, that it +would be quite a misfortune to be liked by him. Mrs. Long +told me last night that he sat close to her for half-an-hour +without once opening his lips." + +"Are you quite sure, ma'am?--is not there a little mistake?" +said Jane. "I certainly saw Mr. Darcy speaking to her." + +"Aye--because she asked him at last how he liked Netherfield, +and he could not help answering her; but she said he seemed +quite angry at being spoke to." + +"Miss Bingley told me," said Jane, "that he never speaks much, +unless among his intimate acquaintances. With _them_ he is +remarkably agreeable." + +"I do not believe a word of it, my dear. If he had been so very +agreeable, he would have talked to Mrs. Long. But I can guess +how it was; everybody says that he is eat up with pride, and I +dare say he had heard somehow that Mrs. Long does not keep +a carriage, and had come to the ball in a hack chaise." + +"I do not mind his not talking to Mrs. Long," said Miss Lucas, +"but I wish he had danced with Eliza." + +"Another time, Lizzy," said her mother, "I would not dance +with _him_, if I were you." + +"I believe, ma'am, I may safely promise you _never_ to dance +with him." + +"His pride," said Miss Lucas, "does not offend _me_ so much as +pride often does, because there is an excuse for it. One cannot +wonder that so very fine a young man, with family, fortune, +everything in his favour, should think highly of himself. If I +may so express it, he has a _right_ to be proud." + +"That is very true," replied Elizabeth, "and I could easily +forgive _his_ pride, if he had not mortified _mine_." + +"Pride," observed Mary, who piqued herself upon the solidity +of her reflections, "is a very common failing, I believe. By +all that I have ever read, I am convinced that it is very common +indeed; that human nature is particularly prone to it, and +that there are very few of us who do not cherish a feeling of +self-complacency on the score of some quality or other, real +or imaginary. Vanity and pride are different things, though +the words are often used synonymously. A person may be proud +without being vain. Pride relates more to our opinion of +ourselves, vanity to what we would have others think of us." + +"If I were as rich as Mr. Darcy," cried a young Lucas, who +came with his sisters, "I should not care how proud I was. I +would keep a pack of foxhounds, and drink a bottle of wine a +day." + +"Then you would drink a great deal more than you ought," said +Mrs. Bennet; "and if I were to see you at it, I should take away +your bottle directly." + +The boy protested that she should not; she continued to declare +that she would, and the argument ended only with the visit. + + + +Chapter 6 + + +The ladies of Longbourn soon waited on those of Netherfield. +The visit was soon returned in due form. Miss Bennet's +pleasing manners grew on the goodwill of Mrs. Hurst and Miss +Bingley; and though the mother was found to be intolerable, +and the younger sisters not worth speaking to, a wish of +being better acquainted with _them_ was expressed towards +the two eldest. By Jane, this attention was received with the +greatest pleasure, but Elizabeth still saw superciliousness in +their treatment of everybody, hardly excepting even her sister, +and could not like them; though their kindness to Jane, such as it +was, had a value as arising in all probability from the influence +of their brother's admiration. It was generally evident +whenever they met, that he _did_ admire her and to _her_ it was +equally evident that Jane was yielding to the preference which +she had begun to entertain for him from the first, and was in a +way to be very much in love; but she considered with pleasure +that it was not likely to be discovered by the world in general, +since Jane united, with great strength of feeling, a composure +of temper and a uniform cheerfulness of manner which would +guard her from the suspicions of the impertinent. She +mentioned this to her friend Miss Lucas. + +"It may perhaps be pleasant," replied Charlotte, "to be able to +impose on the public in such a case; but it is sometimes a +disadvantage to be so very guarded. If a woman conceals her +affection with the same skill from the object of it, she may lose +the opportunity of fixing him; and it will then be but poor +consolation to believe the world equally in the dark. There is +so much of gratitude or vanity in almost every attachment, that +it is not safe to leave any to itself. We can all _begin_ freely--a +slight preference is natural enough; but there are very few of us +who have heart enough to be really in love without encouragement. +In nine cases out of ten a women had better show _more_ affection +than she feels. Bingley likes your sister undoubtedly; but he +may never do more than like her, if she does not help him on." + +"But she does help him on, as much as her nature will allow. +If I can perceive her regard for him, he must be a simpleton, +indeed, not to discover it too." + +"Remember, Eliza, that he does not know Jane's disposition as +you do." + +"But if a woman is partial to a man, and does not endeavour to +conceal it, he must find it out." + +"Perhaps he must, if he sees enough of her. But, though +Bingley and Jane meet tolerably often, it is never for many +hours together; and, as they always see each other in large +mixed parties, it is impossible that every moment should be +employed in conversing together. Jane should therefore make +the most of every half-hour in which she can command his +attention. When she is secure of him, there will be more leisure +for falling in love as much as she chooses." + +"Your plan is a good one," replied Elizabeth, "where nothing is +in question but the desire of being well married, and if I were +determined to get a rich husband, or any husband, I dare say I +should adopt it. But these are not Jane's feelings; she is not +acting by design. As yet, she cannot even be certain of the +degree of her own regard nor of its reasonableness. She has +known him only a fortnight. She danced four dances with him +at Meryton; she saw him one morning at his own house, and +has since dined with him in company four times. This is not +quite enough to make her understand his character." + +"Not as you represent it. Had she merely _dined_ with him, she +might only have discovered whether he had a good appetite; but +you must remember that four evenings have also been spent +together--and four evenings may do a great deal." + +"Yes; these four evenings have enabled them to ascertain that +they both like Vingt-un better than Commerce; but with respect +to any other leading characteristic, I do not imagine that much +has been unfolded." + +"Well," said Charlotte, "I wish Jane success with all my heart; +and if she were married to him to-morrow, I should think she +had as good a chance of happiness as if she were to be studying +his character for a twelvemonth. Happiness in marriage is +entirely a matter of chance. If the dispositions of the parties +are ever so well known to each other or ever so similar beforehand, +it does not advance their felicity in the least. They always +continue to grow sufficiently unlike afterwards to have their +share of vexation; and it is better to know as little as possible +of the defects of the person with whom you are to pass your life." + +"You make me laugh, Charlotte; but it is not sound. You know +it is not sound, and that you would never act in this way +yourself." + +Occupied in observing Mr. Bingley's attentions to her sister, +Elizabeth was far from suspecting that she was herself becoming +an object of some interest in the eyes of his friend. Mr. Darcy +had at first scarcely allowed her to be pretty; he had looked at +her without admiration at the ball; and when they next met, he +looked at her only to criticise. But no sooner had he made it +clear to himself and his friends that she hardly had a good feature +in her face, than he began to find it was rendered uncommonly +intelligent by the beautiful expression of her dark eyes. To this +discovery succeeded some others equally mortifying. Though he +had detected with a critical eye more than one failure of perfect +symmetry in her form, he was forced to acknowledge her figure +to be light and pleasing; and in spite of his asserting that her +manners were not those of the fashionable world, he was caught +by their easy playfulness. Of this she was perfectly unaware; +to her he was only the man who made himself agreeable nowhere, +and who had not thought her handsome enough to dance with. + +He began to wish to know more of her, and as a step towards +conversing with her himself, attended to her conversation with +others. His doing so drew her notice. It was at Sir William +Lucas's, where a large party were assembled. + +"What does Mr. Darcy mean," said she to Charlotte, "by +listening to my conversation with Colonel Forster?" + +"That is a question which Mr. Darcy only can answer." + +"But if he does it any more I shall certainly let him know that I +see what he is about. He has a very satirical eye, and if I do not +begin by being impertinent myself, I shall soon grow afraid of +him." + +On his approaching them soon afterwards, though without +seeming to have any intention of speaking, Miss Lucas defied +her friend to mention such a subject to him; which immediately +provoking Elizabeth to do it, she turned to him and said: + +"Did you not think, Mr. Darcy, that I expressed myself +uncommonly well just now, when I was teasing Colonel Forster +to give us a ball at Meryton?" + +"With great energy; but it is always a subject which makes a lady +energetic." + +"You are severe on us." + +"It will be _her_ turn soon to be teased," said Miss Lucas. "I +am going to open the instrument, Eliza, and you know what +follows." + +"You are a very strange creature by way of a friend!--always +wanting me to play and sing before anybody and everybody! +If my vanity had taken a musical turn, you would have been +invaluable; but as it is, I would really rather not sit down +before those who must be in the habit of hearing the very best +performers." On Miss Lucas's persevering, however, she added, +"Very well, if it must be so, it must." And gravely glancing at +Mr. Darcy, "There is a fine old saying, which everybody here is of +course familiar with: 'Keep your breath to cool your porridge'; +and I shall keep mine to swell my song." + +Her performance was pleasing, though by no means capital. +After a song or two, and before she could reply to the entreaties +of several that she would sing again, she was eagerly succeeded +at the instrument by her sister Mary, who having, in consequence +of being the only plain one in the family, worked hard for +knowledge and accomplishments, was always impatient for +display. + +Mary had neither genius nor taste; and though vanity had given +her application, it had given her likewise a pedantic air and +conceited manner, which would have injured a higher degree of +excellence than she had reached. Elizabeth, easy and unaffected, +had been listened to with much more pleasure, though not +playing half so well; and Mary, at the end of a long concerto, +was glad to purchase praise and gratitude by Scotch and Irish +airs, at the request of her younger sisters, who, with some of the +Lucases, and two or three officers, joined eagerly in dancing at +one end of the room. + +Mr. Darcy stood near them in silent indignation at such a mode +of passing the evening, to the exclusion of all conversation, and +was too much engrossed by his thoughts to perceive that Sir +William Lucas was his neighbour, till Sir William thus began: + +"What a charming amusement for young people this is, Mr. Darcy! +There is nothing like dancing after all. I consider it as one +of the first refinements of polished society." + +"Certainly, sir; and it has the advantage also of being in vogue +amongst the less polished societies of the world. Every savage +can dance." + +Sir William only smiled. "Your friend performs delightfully," he +continued after a pause, on seeing Bingley join the group; "and I +doubt not that you are an adept in the science yourself, Mr. +Darcy." + +"You saw me dance at Meryton, I believe, sir." + +"Yes, indeed, and received no inconsiderable pleasure from the +sight. Do you often dance at St. James's?" + +"Never, sir." + +"Do you not think it would be a proper compliment to the +place?" + +"It is a compliment which I never pay to any place if I can +avoid it." + +"You have a house in town, I conclude?" + +Mr. Darcy bowed. + +"I had once had some thought of fixing in town myself--for I am +fond of superior society; but I did not feel quite certain that the +air of London would agree with Lady Lucas." + +He paused in hopes of an answer; but his companion was not +disposed to make any; and Elizabeth at that instant moving +towards them, he was struck with the action of doing a very +gallant thing, and called out to her: + +"My dear Miss Eliza, why are you not dancing? Mr. Darcy, you +must allow me to present this young lady to you as a very +desirable partner. You cannot refuse to dance, I am sure when +so much beauty is before you." And, taking her hand, he would +have given it to Mr. Darcy who, though extremely surprised, +was not unwilling to receive it, when she instantly drew back, +and said with some discomposure to Sir William: + +"Indeed, sir, I have not the least intention of dancing. I entreat +you not to suppose that I moved this way in order to beg for a +partner." + +Mr. Darcy, with grave propriety, requested to be allowed the +honour of her hand, but in vain. Elizabeth was determined; nor +did Sir William at all shake her purpose by his attempt at +persuasion. + +"You excel so much in the dance, Miss Eliza, that it is cruel to +deny me the happiness of seeing you; and though this gentleman +dislikes the amusement in general, he can have no objection, I +am sure, to oblige us for one half-hour." + +"Mr. Darcy is all politeness," said Elizabeth, smiling. + +"He is, indeed; but, considering the inducement, my dear Miss +Eliza, we cannot wonder at his complaisance--for who would +object to such a partner?" + +Elizabeth looked archly, and turned away. Her resistance had +not injured her with the gentleman, and he was thinking of her +with some complacency, when thus accosted by Miss Bingley: + +"I can guess the subject of your reverie." + +"I should imagine not." + +"You are considering how insupportable it would be to pass many +evenings in this manner--in such society; and indeed I am quite +of your opinion. I was never more annoyed! The insipidity, and +yet the noise--the nothingness, and yet the self-importance of all +those people! What would I give to hear your strictures on them!" + +"You conjecture is totally wrong, I assure you. My mind was +more agreeably engaged. I have been meditating on the very +great pleasure which a pair of fine eyes in the face of a pretty +woman can bestow." + +Miss Bingley immediately fixed her eyes on his face, and desired +he would tell her what lady had the credit of inspiring such +reflections. Mr. Darcy replied with great intrepidity: + +"Miss Elizabeth Bennet." + +"Miss Elizabeth Bennet!" repeated Miss Bingley. "I am all +astonishment. How long has she been such a favourite?--and +pray, when am I to wish you joy?" + +"That is exactly the question which I expected you to ask. A +lady's imagination is very rapid; it jumps from admiration to +love, from love to matrimony, in a moment. I knew you would +be wishing me joy." + +"Nay, if you are serious about it, I shall consider the matter is +absolutely settled. You will be having a charming mother-in-law, +indeed; and, of course, she will always be at Pemberley with you." + +He listened to her with perfect indifference while she chose to +entertain herself in this manner; and as his composure convinced +her that all was safe, her wit flowed long. + + + +Chapter 7 + + +Mr. Bennet's property consisted almost entirely in an estate of +two thousand a year, which, unfortunately for his daughters, was +entailed, in default of heirs male, on a distant relation; and their +mother's fortune, though ample for her situation in life, could +but ill supply the deficiency of his. Her father had been an +attorney in Meryton, and had left her four thousand pounds. + +She had a sister married to a Mr. Phillips, who had been a clerk +to their father and succeeded him in the business, and a brother +settled in London in a respectable line of trade. + +The village of Longbourn was only one mile from Meryton; a +most convenient distance for the young ladies, who were usually +tempted thither three or four times a week, to pay their duty to +their aunt and to a milliner's shop just over the way. The two +youngest of the family, Catherine and Lydia, were particularly +frequent in these attentions; their minds were more vacant than +their sisters', and when nothing better offered, a walk to +Meryton was necessary to amuse their morning hours and +furnish conversation for the evening; and however bare of news +the country in general might be, they always contrived to learn +some from their aunt. At present, indeed, they were well +supplied both with news and happiness by the recent arrival of +a militia regiment in the neighbourhood; it was to remain the +whole winter, and Meryton was the headquarters. + +Their visits to Mrs. Phillips were now productive of the most +interesting intelligence. Every day added something to their +knowledge of the officers' names and connections. Their +lodgings were not long a secret, and at length they began to +know the officers themselves. Mr. Phillips visited them all, and +this opened to his nieces a store of felicity unknown before. +They could talk of nothing but officers; and Mr. Bingley's large +fortune, the mention of which gave animation to their mother, +was worthless in their eyes when opposed to the regimentals of +an ensign. + +After listening one morning to their effusions on this subject, Mr. +Bennet coolly observed: + +"From all that I can collect by your manner of talking, you must +be two of the silliest girls in the country. I have suspected it +some time, but I am now convinced." + +Catherine was disconcerted, and made no answer; but Lydia, +with perfect indifference, continued to express her admiration of +Captain Carter, and her hope of seeing him in the course of the +day, as he was going the next morning to London. + +"I am astonished, my dear," said Mrs. Bennet, "that you should +be so ready to think your own children silly. If I wished to think +slightingly of anybody's children, it should not be of my own, +however." + +"If my children are silly, I must hope to be always sensible of it." + +"Yes--but as it happens, they are all of them very clever." + +"This is the only point, I flatter myself, on which we do not +agree. I had hoped that our sentiments coincided in every +particular, but I must so far differ from you as to think our two +youngest daughters uncommonly foolish." + +"My dear Mr. Bennet, you must not expect such girls to have +the sense of their father and mother. When they get to our age, I +dare say they will not think about officers any more than we do. +I remember the time when I liked a red coat myself very well--and, +indeed, so I do still at my heart; and if a smart young colonel, +with five or six thousand a year, should want one of my girls I +shall not say nay to him; and I thought Colonel Forster looked +very becoming the other night at Sir William's in his regimentals." + +"Mamma," cried Lydia, "my aunt says that Colonel Forster and +Captain Carter do not go so often to Miss Watson's as they did +when they first came; she sees them now very often standing in +Clarke's library." + +Mrs. Bennet was prevented replying by the entrance of the +footman with a note for Miss Bennet; it came from Netherfield, +and the servant waited for an answer. Mrs. Bennet's eyes +sparkled with pleasure, and she was eagerly calling out, while +her daughter read, + +"Well, Jane, who is it from? What is it about? What does he +say? Well, Jane, make haste and tell us; make haste, my love." + +"It is from Miss Bingley," said Jane, and then read it aloud. + +"MY DEAR FRIEND,-- + +"If you are not so compassionate as to dine to-day with Louisa +and me, we shall be in danger of hating each other for the rest +of our lives, for a whole day's tete-a-tete between two women +can never end without a quarrel. Come as soon as you can on +receipt of this. My brother and the gentlemen are to dine with +the officers.--Yours ever, + +"CAROLINE BINGLEY" + +"With the officers!" cried Lydia. "I wonder my aunt did not tell +us of _that_." + +"Dining out," said Mrs. Bennet, "that is very unlucky." + +"Can I have the carriage?" said Jane. + +"No, my dear, you had better go on horseback, because it seems +likely to rain; and then you must stay all night." + +"That would be a good scheme," said Elizabeth, "if you were +sure that they would not offer to send her home." + +"Oh! but the gentlemen will have Mr. Bingley's chaise to go to +Meryton, and the Hursts have no horses to theirs." + +"I had much rather go in the coach." + +"But, my dear, your father cannot spare the horses, I am sure. +They are wanted in the farm, Mr. Bennet, are they not?" + +"They are wanted in the farm much oftener than I can get them." + +"But if you have got them to-day," said Elizabeth, "my mother's +purpose will be answered." + +She did at last extort from her father an acknowledgment that +the horses were engaged. Jane was therefore obliged to go on +horseback, and her mother attended her to the door with many +cheerful prognostics of a bad day. Her hopes were answered; +Jane had not been gone long before it rained hard. Her sisters +were uneasy for her, but her mother was delighted. The rain +continued the whole evening without intermission; Jane certainly +could not come back. + +"This was a lucky idea of mine, indeed!" said Mrs. Bennet more +than once, as if the credit of making it rain were all her own. Till +the next morning, however, she was not aware of all the felicity +of her contrivance. Breakfast was scarcely over when a servant +from Netherfield brought the following note for Elizabeth: + +"MY DEAREST LIZZY,-- + +"I find myself very unwell this morning, which, I suppose, is to +be imputed to my getting wet through yesterday. My kind friends +will not hear of my returning till I am better. They insist also +on my seeing Mr. Jones--therefore do not be alarmed if you should +hear of his having been to me--and, excepting a sore throat and +headache, there is not much the matter with me.--Yours, etc." + +"Well, my dear," said Mr. Bennet, when Elizabeth had read the +note aloud, "if your daughter should have a dangerous fit of +illness--if she should die, it would be a comfort to know that it +was all in pursuit of Mr. Bingley, and under your orders." + +"Oh! I am not afraid of her dying. People do not die of little +trifling colds. She will be taken good care of. As long as she +stays there, it is all very well. I would go and see her if I could +have the carriage." + +Elizabeth, feeling really anxious, was determined to go to her, +though the carriage was not to be had; and as she was no +horsewoman, walking was her only alternative. She declared her +resolution. + +"How can you be so silly," cried her mother, "as to think of such +a thing, in all this dirt! You will not be fit to be seen when you +get there." + +"I shall be very fit to see Jane--which is all I want." + +"Is this a hint to me, Lizzy," said her father, "to send for +the horses?" + +"No, indeed, I do not wish to avoid the walk. The distance is +nothing when one has a motive; only three miles. I shall be back +by dinner." + +"I admire the activity of your benevolence," observed Mary, "but +every impulse of feeling should be guided by reason; and, in my +opinion, exertion should always be in proportion to what is +required." + +"We will go as far as Meryton with you," said Catherine and +Lydia. Elizabeth accepted their company, and the three young +ladies set off together. + +"If we make haste," said Lydia, as they walked along, "perhaps +we may see something of Captain Carter before he goes." + +In Meryton they parted; the two youngest repaired to the lodgings of +one of the officers' wives, and Elizabeth continued her walk alone, +crossing field after field at a quick pace, jumping over stiles +and springing over puddles with impatient activity, and finding +herself at last within view of the house, with weary ankles, dirty +stockings, and a face glowing with the warmth of exercise. + +She was shown into the breakfast-parlour, where all but Jane +were assembled, and where her appearance created a great deal +of surprise. That she should have walked three miles so early +in the day, in such dirty weather, and by herself, was almost +incredible to Mrs. Hurst and Miss Bingley; and Elizabeth was +convinced that they held her in contempt for it. She was +received, however, very politely by them; and in their brother's +manners there was something better than politeness; there was +good humour and kindness. Mr. Darcy said very little, and Mr. +Hurst nothing at all. The former was divided between admiration +of the brilliancy which exercise had given to her complexion, +and doubt as to the occasion's justifying her coming so far +alone. The latter was thinking only of his breakfast. + +Her inquiries after her sister were not very favourably answered. +Miss Bennet had slept ill, and though up, was very feverish, and +not well enough to leave her room. Elizabeth was glad to be +taken to her immediately; and Jane, who had only been withheld +by the fear of giving alarm or inconvenience from expressing in +her note how much she longed for such a visit, was delighted at +her entrance. She was not equal, however, to much conversation, +and when Miss Bingley left them together, could attempt little +besides expressions of gratitude for the extraordinary kindness +she was treated with. Elizabeth silently attended her. + +When breakfast was over they were joined by the sisters; and +Elizabeth began to like them herself, when she saw how much +affection and solicitude they showed for Jane. The apothecary +came, and having examined his patient, said, as might be +supposed, that she had caught a violent cold, and that they must +endeavour to get the better of it; advised her to return to bed, +and promised her some draughts. The advice was followed +readily, for the feverish symptoms increased, and her head ached +acutely. Elizabeth did not quit her room for a moment; nor were +the other ladies often absent; the gentlemen being out, they had, +in fact, nothing to do elsewhere. + +When the clock struck three, Elizabeth felt that she must go, and +very unwillingly said so. Miss Bingley offered her the carriage, +and she only wanted a little pressing to accept it, when Jane +testified such concern in parting with her, that Miss Bingley was +obliged to convert the offer of the chaise to an invitation to +remain at Netherfield for the present. Elizabeth most thankfully +consented, and a servant was dispatched to Longbourn to +acquaint the family with her stay and bring back a supply of +clothes. + + + +Chapter 8 + + +At five o'clock the two ladies retired to dress, and at half-past +six Elizabeth was summoned to dinner. To the civil inquiries +which then poured in, and amongst which she had the pleasure +of distinguishing the much superior solicitude of Mr. Bingley's, +she could not make a very favourable answer. Jane was by no +means better. The sisters, on hearing this, repeated three or four +times how much they were grieved, how shocking it was to have +a bad cold, and how excessively they disliked being ill +themselves; and then thought no more of the matter: and their +indifference towards Jane when not immediately before them +restored Elizabeth to the enjoyment of all her former dislike. + +Their brother, indeed, was the only one of the party whom she +could regard with any complacency. His anxiety for Jane was +evident, and his attentions to herself most pleasing, and +they prevented her feeling herself so much an intruder as she +believed she was considered by the others. She had very little +notice from any but him. Miss Bingley was engrossed by Mr. +Darcy, her sister scarcely less so; and as for Mr. Hurst, by +whom Elizabeth sat, he was an indolent man, who lived only to +eat, drink, and play at cards; who, when he found her to prefer +a plain dish to a ragout, had nothing to say to her. + +When dinner was over, she returned directly to Jane, and Miss +Bingley began abusing her as soon as she was out of the room. +Her manners were pronounced to be very bad indeed, a mixture +of pride and impertinence; she had no conversation, no style, no +beauty. Mrs. Hurst thought the same, and added: + +"She has nothing, in short, to recommend her, but being an +excellent walker. I shall never forget her appearance this +morning. She really looked almost wild." + +"She did, indeed, Louisa. I could hardly keep my countenance. +Very nonsensical to come at all! Why must _she_ be scampering +about the country, because her sister had a cold? Her hair, so +untidy, so blowsy!" + +"Yes, and her petticoat; I hope you saw her petticoat, six inches +deep in mud, I am absolutely certain; and the gown which had +been let down to hide it not doing its office." + +"Your picture may be very exact, Louisa," said Bingley; "but +this was all lost upon me. I thought Miss Elizabeth Bennet +looked remarkably well when she came into the room this +morning. Her dirty petticoat quite escaped my notice." + +"_You_ observed it, Mr. Darcy, I am sure," said Miss Bingley; +"and I am inclined to think that you would not wish to see +_your_ sister make such an exhibition." + +"Certainly not." + +"To walk three miles, or four miles, or five miles, or whatever it +is, above her ankles in dirt, and alone, quite alone! What could +she mean by it? It seems to me to show an abominable sort of +conceited independence, a most country-town indifference to +decorum." + +"It shows an affection for her sister that is very pleasing," said +Bingley. + +"I am afraid, Mr. Darcy," observed Miss Bingley in a half +whisper, "that this adventure has rather affected your +admiration of her fine eyes." + +"Not at all," he replied; "they were brightened by the exercise." +A short pause followed this speech, and Mrs. Hurst began again: + +"I have a excessive regard for Miss Jane Bennet, she is really +a very sweet girl, and I wish with all my heart she were well +settled. But with such a father and mother, and such low +connections, I am afraid there is no chance of it." + +"I think I have heard you say that their uncle is an attorney on +Meryton." + +"Yes; and they have another, who lives somewhere near Cheapside." + +"That is capital," added her sister, and they both laughed heartily. + +"If they had uncles enough to fill _all_ Cheapside," cried +Bingley, "it would not make them one jot less agreeable." + +"But it must very materially lessen their chance of marrying men +of any consideration in the world," replied Darcy. + +To this speech Bingley made no answer; but his sisters gave it +their hearty assent, and indulged their mirth for some time at the +expense of their dear friend's vulgar relations. + +With a renewal of tenderness, however, they returned to her +room on leaving the dining-parlour, and sat with her till +summoned to coffee. She was still very poorly, and Elizabeth +would not quit her at all, till late in the evening, when she had +the comfort of seeing her sleep, and when it seemed to her rather +right than pleasant that she should go downstairs herself. On +entering the drawing-room she found the whole party at loo, and +was immediately invited to join them; but suspecting them to be +playing high she declined it, and making her sister the excuse, +said she would amuse herself for the short time she could stay +below, with a book. Mr. Hurst looked at her with astonishment. + +"Do you prefer reading to cards?" said he; "that is rather +singular." + +"Miss Eliza Bennet," said Miss Bingley, "despises cards. She is +a great reader, and has no pleasure in anything else." + +"I deserve neither such praise nor such censure," cried Elizabeth; +"I am _not_ a great reader, and I have pleasure in many things." + +"In nursing your sister I am sure you have pleasure," said Bingley; +"and I hope it will be soon increased by seeing her quite well." + +Elizabeth thanked him from her heart, and then walked towards +the table where a few books were lying. He immediately offered +to fetch her others--all that his library afforded. + +"And I wish my collection were larger for your benefit and my +own credit; but I am an idle fellow, and though I have not many, +I have more than I ever looked into." + +Elizabeth assured him that she could suit herself perfectly with +those in the room. + +"I am astonished," said Miss Bingley, "that my father should +have left so small a collection of books. What a delightful library +you have at Pemberley, Mr. Darcy!" + +"It ought to be good," he replied, "it has been the work of many +generations." + +"And then you have added so much to it yourself, you are +always buying books." + +"I cannot comprehend the neglect of a family library in such days +as these." + +"Neglect! I am sure you neglect nothing that can add to the +beauties of that noble place. Charles, when you build _your_ +house, I wish it may be half as delightful as Pemberley." + +"I wish it may." + +"But I would really advise you to make your purchase in that +neighbourhood, and take Pemberley for a kind of model. There +is not a finer county in England than Derbyshire." + +"With all my heart; I will buy Pemberley itself if Darcy will +sell it." + +"I am talking of possibilities, Charles." + +"Upon my word, Caroline, I should think it more possible to get +Pemberley by purchase than by imitation." + +Elizabeth was so much caught with what passed, as to leave her +very little attention for her book; and soon laying it wholly +aside, she drew near the card-table, and stationed herself +between Mr. Bingley and his eldest sister, to observe the game. + +"Is Miss Darcy much grown since the spring?" said Miss +Bingley; "will she be as tall as I am?" + +"I think she will. She is now about Miss Elizabeth Bennet's +height, or rather taller." + +"How I long to see her again! I never met with anybody who +delighted me so much. Such a countenance, such manners! And +so extremely accomplished for her age! Her performance on the +pianoforte is exquisite." + +"It is amazing to me," said Bingley, "how young ladies can have +patience to be so very accomplished as they all are." + +"All young ladies accomplished! My dear Charles, what do you mean?" + +"Yes, all of them, I think. They all paint tables, cover screens, +and net purses. I scarcely know anyone who cannot do all this, +and I am sure I never heard a young lady spoken of for the first +time, without being informed that she was very accomplished." + +"Your list of the common extent of accomplishments," said Darcy, +"has too much truth. The word is applied to many a woman who +deserves it no otherwise than by netting a purse or covering +a screen. But I am very far from agreeing with you in your +estimation of ladies in general. I cannot boast of knowing +more than half-a-dozen, in the whole range of my acquaintance, +that are really accomplished." + +"Nor I, I am sure," said Miss Bingley. + +"Then," observed Elizabeth, "you must comprehend a great deal +in your idea of an accomplished woman." + +"Yes, I do comprehend a great deal in it." + +"Oh! certainly," cried his faithful assistant, "no one can be really +esteemed accomplished who does not greatly surpass what is +usually met with. A woman must have a thorough knowledge of +music, singing, drawing, dancing, and the modern languages, to +deserve the word; and besides all this, she must possess a certain +something in her air and manner of walking, the tone of her +voice, her address and expressions, or the word will be but +half-deserved." + +"All this she must possess," added Darcy, "and to all this she +must yet add something more substantial, in the improvement of +her mind by extensive reading." + +"I am no longer surprised at your knowing _only_ six accomplished +women. I rather wonder now at your knowing _any_." + +"Are you so severe upon your own sex as to doubt the possibility +of all this?" + +"I never saw such a woman. I never saw such capacity, and +taste, and application, and elegance, as you describe united." + +Mrs. Hurst and Miss Bingley both cried out against the injustice +of her implied doubt, and were both protesting that they knew +many women who answered this description, when Mr. Hurst +called them to order, with bitter complaints of their inattention +to what was going forward. As all conversation was thereby at +an end, Elizabeth soon afterwards left the room. + +"Elizabeth Bennet," said Miss Bingley, when the door was +closed on her, "is one of those young ladies who seek to +recommend themselves to the other sex by undervaluing their +own; and with many men, I dare say, it succeeds. But, in my +opinion, it is a paltry device, a very mean art." + +"Undoubtedly," replied Darcy, to whom this remark was chiefly +addressed, "there is a meanness in _all_ the arts which ladies +sometimes condescend to employ for captivation. Whatever +bears affinity to cunning is despicable." + +Miss Bingley was not so entirely satisfied with this reply as to +continue the subject. + +Elizabeth joined them again only to say that her sister was worse, +and that she could not leave her. Bingley urged Mr. Jones being +sent for immediately; while his sisters, convinced that no country +advice could be of any service, recommended an express to town for +one of the most eminent physicians. This she would not hear of; +but she was not so unwilling to comply with their brother's +proposal; and it was settled that Mr. Jones should be sent for +early in the morning, if Miss Bennet were not decidedly better. +Bingley was quite uncomfortable; his sisters declared that they +were miserable. They solaced their wretchedness, however, by +duets after supper, while he could find no better relief to his +feelings than by giving his housekeeper directions that every +attention might be paid to the sick lady and her sister. + + + +Chapter 9 + + +Elizabeth passed the chief of the night in her sister's room, and +in the morning had the pleasure of being able to send a tolerable +answer to the inquiries which she very early received from Mr. +Bingley by a housemaid, and some time afterwards from the two +elegant ladies who waited on his sisters. In spite of this +amendment, however, she requested to have a note sent to Longbourn, +desiring her mother to visit Jane, and form her own judgement of +her situation. The note was immediately dispatched, and its +contents as quickly complied with. Mrs. Bennet, accompanied by +her two youngest girls, reached Netherfield soon after the family +breakfast. + +Had she found Jane in any apparent danger, Mrs. Bennet would +have been very miserable; but being satisfied on seeing her that +her illness was not alarming, she had no wish of her recovering +immediately, as her restoration to health would probably remove +her from Netherfield. She would not listen, therefore, to her +daughter's proposal of being carried home; neither did the +apothecary, who arrived about the same time, think it at all +advisable. After sitting a little while with Jane, on Miss +Bingley's appearance and invitation, the mother and three +daughter all attended her into the breakfast parlour. Bingley met +them with hopes that Mrs. Bennet had not found Miss Bennet +worse than she expected. + +"Indeed I have, sir," was her answer. "She is a great deal too +ill to be moved. Mr. Jones says we must not think of moving her. +We must trespass a little longer on your kindness." + +"Removed!" cried Bingley. "It must not be thought of. My +sister, I am sure, will not hear of her removal." + +"You may depend upon it, Madam," said Miss Bingley, with cold +civility, "that Miss Bennet will receive every possible attention +while she remains with us." + +Mrs. Bennet was profuse in her acknowledgments. + +"I am sure," she added, "if it was not for such good friends I do +not know what would become of her, for she is very ill indeed, +and suffers a vast deal, though with the greatest patience in the +world, which is always the way with her, for she has, without +exception, the sweetest temper I have ever met with. I often tell +my other girls they are nothing to _her_. You have a sweet room +here, Mr. Bingley, and a charming prospect over the gravel walk. +I do not know a place in the country that is equal to Netherfield. +You will not think of quitting it in a hurry, I hope, though you +have but a short lease." + +"Whatever I do is done in a hurry," replied he; "and therefore if I +should resolve to quit Netherfield, I should probably be off in +five minutes. At present, however, I consider myself as quite +fixed here." + +"That is exactly what I should have supposed of you," said +Elizabeth. + +"You begin to comprehend me, do you?" cried he, turning +towards her. + +"Oh! yes--I understand you perfectly." + +"I wish I might take this for a compliment; but to be so easily +seen through I am afraid is pitiful." + +"That is as it happens. It does not follow that a deep, intricate +character is more or less estimable than such a one as yours." + +"Lizzy," cried her mother, "remember where you are, and do not +run on in the wild manner that you are suffered to do at home." + +"I did not know before," continued Bingley immediately, "that +you were a studier of character. It must be an amusing study." + +"Yes, but intricate characters are the _most_ amusing. They +have at least that advantage." + +"The country," said Darcy, "can in general supply but a few +subjects for such a study. In a country neighbourhood you move +in a very confined and unvarying society." + +"But people themselves alter so much, that there is something +new to be observed in them for ever." + +"Yes, indeed," cried Mrs. Bennet, offended by his manner of +mentioning a country neighbourhood. "I assure you there is +quite as much of _that_ going on in the country as in town." + +Everybody was surprised, and Darcy, after looking at her for a +moment, turned silently away. Mrs. Bennet, who fancied she +had gained a complete victory over him, continued her triumph. + +"I cannot see that London has any great advantage over the +country, for my part, except the shops and public places. The +country is a vast deal pleasanter, is it not, Mr. Bingley?" + +"When I am in the country," he replied, "I never wish to leave it; +and when I am in town it is pretty much the same. They have +each their advantages, and I can be equally happy in either." + +"Aye--that is because you have the right disposition. But that +gentleman," looking at Darcy, "seemed to think the country was +nothing at all." + +"Indeed, Mamma, you are mistaken," said Elizabeth, blushing for +her mother. "You quite mistook Mr. Darcy. He only meant that +there was not such a variety of people to be met with in the +country as in the town, which you must acknowledge to be +true." + +"Certainly, my dear, nobody said there were; but as to not +meeting with many people in this neighbourhood, I believe +there are few neighbourhoods larger. I know we dine with +four-and-twenty families." + +Nothing but concern for Elizabeth could enable Bingley to keep +his countenance. His sister was less delicate, and directed her +eyes towards Mr. Darcy with a very expressive smile. Elizabeth, +for the sake of saying something that might turn her mother's +thoughts, now asked her if Charlotte Lucas had been at +Longbourn since _her_ coming away. + +"Yes, she called yesterday with her father. What an agreeable +man Sir William is, Mr. Bingley, is not he? So much the man of +fashion! So genteel and easy! He had always something to say +to everybody. _That_ is my idea of good breeding; and those +persons who fancy themselves very important, and never open +their mouths, quite mistake the matter." + +"Did Charlotte dine with you?" + +"No, she would go home. I fancy she was wanted about the +mince-pies. For my part, Mr. Bingley, I always keep servants +that can do their own work; _my_ daughters are brought up very +differently. But everybody is to judge for themselves, and the +Lucases are a very good sort of girls, I assure you. It is a pity +they are not handsome! Not that I think Charlotte so _very_ +plain--but then she is our particular friend." + +"She seems a very pleasant young woman." + +"Oh! dear, yes; but you must own she is very plain. Lady Lucas +herself has often said so, and envied me Jane's beauty. I do not +like to boast of my own child, but to be sure, Jane--one does +not often see anybody better looking. It is what everybody says. +I do not trust my own partiality. When she was only fifteen, +there was a man at my brother Gardiner's in town so much in +love with her that my sister-in-law was sure he would make her +an offer before we came away. But, however, he did not. +Perhaps he thought her too young. However, he wrote some +verses on her, and very pretty they were." + +"And so ended his affection," said Elizabeth impatiently. "There +has been many a one, I fancy, overcome in the same way. I +wonder who first discovered the efficacy of poetry in driving +away love!" + +"I have been used to consider poetry as the _food_ of love," said +Darcy. + +"Of a fine, stout, healthy love it may. Everything nourishes +what is strong already. But if it be only a slight, thin sort of +inclination, I am convinced that one good sonnet will starve it +entirely away." + +Darcy only smiled; and the general pause which ensued made +Elizabeth tremble lest her mother should be exposing herself +again. She longed to speak, but could think of nothing to say; +and after a short silence Mrs. Bennet began repeating her thanks +to Mr. Bingley for his kindness to Jane, with an apology for +troubling him also with Lizzy. Mr. Bingley was unaffectedly +civil in his answer, and forced his younger sister to be civil +also, and say what the occasion required. She performed her +part indeed without much graciousness, but Mrs. Bennet was +satisfied, and soon afterwards ordered her carriage. Upon this +signal, the youngest of her daughters put herself forward. The +two girls had been whispering to each other during the whole +visit, and the result of it was, that the youngest should tax +Mr. Bingley with having promised on his first coming into the +country to give a ball at Netherfield. + +Lydia was a stout, well-grown girl of fifteen, with a fine +complexion and good-humoured countenance; a favourite with her +mother, whose affection had brought her into public at an early +age. She had high animal spirits, and a sort of natural +self-consequence, which the attention of the officers, to whom +her uncle's good dinners, and her own easy manners recommended +her, had increased into assurance. She was very equal, +therefore, to address Mr. Bingley on the subject of the ball, and +abruptly reminded him of his promise; adding, that it would be +the most shameful thing in the world if he did not keep it. His +answer to this sudden attack was delightful to their mother's ear: + +"I am perfectly ready, I assure you, to keep my engagement; and +when your sister is recovered, you shall, if you please, name the +very day of the ball. But you would not wish to be dancing +when she is ill." + +Lydia declared herself satisfied. "Oh! yes--it would be much +better to wait till Jane was well, and by that time most likely +Captain Carter would be at Meryton again. And when you have +given _your_ ball," she added, "I shall insist on their giving one +also. I shall tell Colonel Forster it will be quite a shame if he +does not." + +Mrs. Bennet and her daughters then departed, and Elizabeth +returned instantly to Jane, leaving her own and her relations' +behaviour to the remarks of the two ladies and Mr. Darcy; the +latter of whom, however, could not be prevailed on to join in +their censure of _her_, in spite of all Miss Bingley's witticisms on +_fine eyes_. + + + +Chapter 10 + + +The day passed much as the day before had done. Mrs. Hurst +and Miss Bingley had spent some hours of the morning with the +invalid, who continued, though slowly, to mend; and in the +evening Elizabeth joined their party in the drawing-room. The +loo-table, however, did not appear. Mr. Darcy was writing, and +Miss Bingley, seated near him, was watching the progress of his +letter and repeatedly calling off his attention by messages to +his sister. Mr. Hurst and Mr. Bingley were at piquet, and Mrs. +Hurst was observing their game. + +Elizabeth took up some needlework, and was sufficiently +amused in attending to what passed between Darcy and his +companion. The perpetual commendations of the lady, either on +his handwriting, or on the evenness of his lines, or on the length +of his letter, with the perfect unconcern with which her praises +were received, formed a curious dialogue, and was exactly in +union with her opinion of each. + +"How delighted Miss Darcy will be to receive such a letter!" + +He made no answer. + +"You write uncommonly fast." + +"You are mistaken. I write rather slowly." + +"How many letters you must have occasion to write in the +course of a year! Letters of business, too! How odious I should +think them!" + +"It is fortunate, then, that they fall to my lot instead of yours." + +"Pray tell your sister that I long to see her." + +"I have already told her so once, by your desire." + +"I am afraid you do not like your pen. Let me mend it for you. +I mend pens remarkably well." + +"Thank you--but I always mend my own." + +"How can you contrive to write so even?" + +He was silent. + +"Tell your sister I am delighted to hear of her improvement on +the harp; and pray let her know that I am quite in raptures with +her beautiful little design for a table, and I think it infinitely +superior to Miss Grantley's." + +"Will you give me leave to defer your raptures till I write again? +At present I have not room to do them justice." + +"Oh! it is of no consequence. I shall see her in January. But do +you always write such charming long letters to her, Mr. Darcy?" + +"They are generally long; but whether always charming it is not +for me to determine." + +"It is a rule with me, that a person who can write a long letter +with ease, cannot write ill." + +"That will not do for a compliment to Darcy, Caroline," cried +her brother, "because he does _not_ write with ease. He studies +too much for words of four syllables. Do not you, Darcy?" + +"My style of writing is very different from yours." + +"Oh!" cried Miss Bingley, "Charles writes in the most careless +way imaginable. He leaves out half his words, and blots the +rest." + +"My ideas flow so rapidly that I have not time to express +them--by which means my letters sometimes convey no ideas +at all to my correspondents." + +"Your humility, Mr. Bingley," said Elizabeth, "must disarm +reproof." + +"Nothing is more deceitful," said Darcy, "than the appearance of +humility. It is often only carelessness of opinion, and sometimes +an indirect boast." + +"And which of the two do you call _my_ little recent piece of +modesty?" + +"The indirect boast; for you are really proud of your defects in +writing, because you consider them as proceeding from a +rapidity of thought and carelessness of execution, which, if not +estimable, you think at least highly interesting. The power of +doing anything with quickness is always prized much by the +possessor, and often without any attention to the imperfection of +the performance. When you told Mrs. Bennet this morning that +if you ever resolved upon quitting Netherfield you should be +gone in five minutes, you meant it to be a sort of panegyric, of +compliment to yourself--and yet what is there so very laudable +in a precipitance which must leave very necessary business +undone, and can be of no real advantage to yourself or anyone +else?" + +"Nay," cried Bingley, "this is too much, to remember at night all +the foolish things that were said in the morning. And yet, upon +my honour, I believe what I said of myself to be true, and I +believe it at this moment. At least, therefore, I did not assume +the character of needless precipitance merely to show off before +the ladies." + +"I dare say you believed it; but I am by no means convinced that +you would be gone with such celerity. Your conduct would be +quite as dependent on chance as that of any man I know; and if, +as you were mounting your horse, a friend were to say, 'Bingley, +you had better stay till next week,' you would probably do it, +you would probably not go--and at another word, might stay a +month." + +"You have only proved by this," cried Elizabeth, "that Mr. +Bingley did not do justice to his own disposition. You have +shown him off now much more than he did himself." + +"I am exceedingly gratified," said Bingley, "by your converting +what my friend says into a compliment on the sweetness of my +temper. But I am afraid you are giving it a turn which that +gentleman did by no means intend; for he would certainly think +better of me, if under such a circumstance I were to give a flat +denial, and ride off as fast as I could." + +"Would Mr. Darcy then consider the rashness of your original +intentions as atoned for by your obstinacy in adhering to it?" + +"Upon my word, I cannot exactly explain the matter; Darcy must +speak for himself." + +"You expect me to account for opinions which you choose to +call mine, but which I have never acknowledged. Allowing the +case, however, to stand according to your representation, you +must remember, Miss Bennet, that the friend who is supposed to +desire his return to the house, and the delay of his plan, has +merely desired it, asked it without offering one argument in +favour of its propriety." + +"To yield readily--easily--to the _persuasion_ of a friend is +no merit with you." + +"To yield without conviction is no compliment to the understanding +of either." + +"You appear to me, Mr. Darcy, to allow nothing for the +influence of friendship and affection. A regard for the requester +would often make one readily yield to a request, without waiting +for arguments to reason one into it. I am not particularly +speaking of such a case as you have supposed about Mr. +Bingley. We may as well wait, perhaps, till the circumstance +occurs before we discuss the discretion of his behaviour +thereupon. But in general and ordinary cases between friend and +friend, where one of them is desired by the other to change a +resolution of no very great moment, should you think ill of that +person for complying with the desire, without waiting to be +argued into it?" + +"Will it not be advisable, before we proceed on this subject, to +arrange with rather more precision the degree of importance +which is to appertain to this request, as well as the degree of +intimacy subsisting between the parties?" + +"By all means," cried Bingley; "let us hear all the particulars, +not forgetting their comparative height and size; for that will +have more weight in the argument, Miss Bennet, than you may be +aware of. I assure you, that if Darcy were not such a great tall +fellow, in comparison with myself, I should not pay him half so +much deference. I declare I do not know a more awful object +than Darcy, on particular occasions, and in particular places; at +his own house especially, and of a Sunday evening, when he has +nothing to do." + +Mr. Darcy smiled; but Elizabeth thought she could perceive that +he was rather offended, and therefore checked her laugh. Miss +Bingley warmly resented the indignity he had received, in an +expostulation with her brother for talking such nonsense. + +"I see your design, Bingley," said his friend. "You dislike an +argument, and want to silence this." + +"Perhaps I do. Arguments are too much like disputes. If you and +Miss Bennet will defer yours till I am out of the room, I shall +be very thankful; and then you may say whatever you like of me." + +"What you ask," said Elizabeth, "is no sacrifice on my side; and +Mr. Darcy had much better finish his letter." + +Mr. Darcy took her advice, and did finish his letter. + +When that business was over, he applied to Miss Bingley and +Elizabeth for an indulgence of some music. Miss Bingley moved +with some alacrity to the pianoforte; and, after a polite request +that Elizabeth would lead the way which the other as politely +and more earnestly negatived, she seated herself. + +Mrs. Hurst sang with her sister, and while they were thus +employed, Elizabeth could not help observing, as she turned +over some music-books that lay on the instrument, how frequently +Mr. Darcy's eyes were fixed on her. She hardly knew how to +suppose that she could be an object of admiration to so great a +man; and yet that he should look at her because he disliked her, +was still more strange. She could only imagine, however, at last +that she drew his notice because there was something more wrong +and reprehensible, according to his ideas of right, than in any +other person present. The supposition did not pain her. She +liked him too little to care for his approbation. + +After playing some Italian songs, Miss Bingley varied the charm +by a lively Scotch air; and soon afterwards Mr. Darcy, drawing +near Elizabeth, said to her: + +"Do not you feel a great inclination, Miss Bennet, to seize such +an opportunity of dancing a reel?" + +She smiled, but made no answer. He repeated the question, with +some surprise at her silence. + +"Oh!" said she, "I heard you before, but I could not immediately +determine what to say in reply. You wanted me, I know, to say +'Yes,' that you might have the pleasure of despising my taste; +but I always delight in overthrowing those kind of schemes, +and cheating a person of their premeditated contempt. I have, +therefore, made up my mind to tell you, that I do not want to +dance a reel at all--and now despise me if you dare." + +"Indeed I do not dare." + +Elizabeth, having rather expected to affront him, was amazed at +his gallantry; but there was a mixture of sweetness and archness +in her manner which made it difficult for her to affront anybody; +and Darcy had never been so bewitched by any woman as he +was by her. He really believed, that were it not for the +inferiority of her connections, he should be in some danger. + +Miss Bingley saw, or suspected enough to be jealous; and her +great anxiety for the recovery of her dear friend Jane received +some assistance from her desire of getting rid of Elizabeth. + +She often tried to provoke Darcy into disliking her guest, by +talking of their supposed marriage, and planning his happiness in +such an alliance. + +"I hope," said she, as they were walking together in the +shrubbery the next day, "you will give your mother-in-law a few +hints, when this desirable event takes place, as to the advantage +of holding her tongue; and if you can compass it, do cure the +younger girls of running after officers. And, if I may mention so +delicate a subject, endeavour to check that little something, +bordering on conceit and impertinence, which your lady +possesses." + +"Have you anything else to propose for my domestic felicity?" + +"Oh! yes. Do let the portraits of your uncle and aunt Phillips be +placed in the gallery at Pemberley. Put them next to your +great-uncle the judge. They are in the same profession, you +know, only in different lines. As for your Elizabeth's picture, you +must not have it taken, for what painter could do justice to those +beautiful eyes?" + +"It would not be easy, indeed, to catch their expression, but their +colour and shape, and the eyelashes, so remarkably fine, might +be copied." + +At that moment they were met from another walk by Mrs. Hurst +and Elizabeth herself. + +"I did not know that you intended to walk," said Miss Bingley, +in some confusion, lest they had been overheard. + +"You used us abominably ill," answered Mrs. Hurst, "running +away without telling us that you were coming out." + +Then taking the disengaged arm of Mr. Darcy, she left Elizabeth +to walk by herself. The path just admitted three. Mr. Darcy felt +their rudeness, and immediately said: + +"This walk is not wide enough for our party. We had better go +into the avenue." + +But Elizabeth, who had not the least inclination to remain with +them, laughingly answered: + +"No, no; stay where you are. You are charmingly grouped, and +appear to uncommon advantage. The picturesque would be +spoilt by admitting a fourth. Good-bye." + +She then ran gaily off, rejoicing as she rambled about, in the +hope of being at home again in a day or two. Jane was already +so much recovered as to intend leaving her room for a couple of +hours that evening. + + + +Chapter 11 + + +When the ladies removed after dinner, Elizabeth ran up to her +sister, and seeing her well guarded from cold, attended her into +the drawing-room, where she was welcomed by her two friends +with many professions of pleasure; and Elizabeth had never seen +them so agreeable as they were during the hour which passed +before the gentlemen appeared. Their powers of conversation +were considerable. They could describe an entertainment with +accuracy, relate an anecdote with humour, and laugh at their +acquaintance with spirit. + +But when the gentlemen entered, Jane was no longer the first +object; Miss Bingley's eyes were instantly turned toward Darcy, +and she had something to say to him before he had advanced +many steps. He addressed himself to Miss Bennet, with a polite +congratulation; Mr. Hurst also made her a slight bow, and said +he was "very glad;" but diffuseness and warmth remained for +Bingley's salutation. He was full of joy and attention. The first +half-hour was spent in piling up the fire, lest she should suffer +from the change of room; and she removed at his desire to the +other side of the fireplace, that she might be further from the +door. He then sat down by her, and talked scarcely to anyone +else. Elizabeth, at work in the opposite corner, saw it all with +great delight. + +When tea was over, Mr. Hurst reminded his sister-in-law of the +card-table--but in vain. She had obtained private intelligence +that Mr. Darcy did not wish for cards; and Mr. Hurst soon found +even his open petition rejected. She assured him that no one +intended to play, and the silence of the whole party on the +subject seemed to justify her. Mr. Hurst had therefore nothing +to do, but to stretch himself on one of the sofas and go to +sleep. Darcy took up a book; Miss Bingley did the same; and +Mrs. Hurst, principally occupied in playing with her bracelets +and rings, joined now and then in her brother's conversation +with Miss Bennet. + +Miss Bingley's attention was quite as much engaged in watching +Mr. Darcy's progress through _his_ book, as in reading her own; +and she was perpetually either making some inquiry, or looking +at his page. She could not win him, however, to any conversation; +he merely answered her question, and read on. At length, quite +exhausted by the attempt to be amused with her own book, which +she had only chosen because it was the second volume of his, +she gave a great yawn and said, "How pleasant it is to spend an +evening in this way! I declare after all there is no enjoyment +like reading! How much sooner one tires of anything than of a +book! When I have a house of my own, I shall be miserable if +I have not an excellent library." + +No one made any reply. She then yawned again, threw aside her +book, and cast her eyes round the room in quest for some +amusement; when hearing her brother mentioning a ball to Miss +Bennet, she turned suddenly towards him and said: + +"By the bye, Charles, are you really serious in meditating a dance +at Netherfield? I would advise you, before you determine on it, +to consult the wishes of the present party; I am much mistaken if +there are not some among us to whom a ball would be rather a +punishment than a pleasure." + +"If you mean Darcy," cried her brother, "he may go to bed, if he +chooses, before it begins--but as for the ball, it is quite a settled +thing; and as soon as Nicholls has made white soup enough, I +shall send round my cards." + +"I should like balls infinitely better," she replied, "if they +were carried on in a different manner; but there is something +insufferably tedious in the usual process of such a meeting. It +would surely be much more rational if conversation instead of +dancing were made the order of the day." + +"Much more rational, my dear Caroline, I dare say, but it would +not be near so much like a ball." + +Miss Bingley made no answer, and soon afterwards she got up +and walked about the room. Her figure was elegant, and she +walked well; but Darcy, at whom it was all aimed, was still +inflexibly studious. In the desperation of her feelings, she +resolved on one effort more, and, turning to Elizabeth, said: + +"Miss Eliza Bennet, let me persuade you to follow my example, +and take a turn about the room. I assure you it is very +refreshing after sitting so long in one attitude." + +Elizabeth was surprised, but agreed to it immediately. Miss +Bingley succeeded no less in the real object of her civility; +Mr. Darcy looked up. He was as much awake to the novelty of +attention in that quarter as Elizabeth herself could be, and +unconsciously closed his book. He was directly invited to join +their party, but he declined it, observing that he could imagine +but two motives for their choosing to walk up and down the +room together, with either of which motives his joining them +would interfere. "What could he mean? She was dying to know +what could be his meaning?"--and asked Elizabeth whether she +could at all understand him? + +"Not at all," was her answer; "but depend upon it, he means to +be severe on us, and our surest way of disappointing him will be +to ask nothing about it." + +Miss Bingley, however, was incapable of disappointing Mr. +Darcy in anything, and persevered therefore in requiring an +explanation of his two motives. + +"I have not the smallest objection to explaining them," said he, +as soon as she allowed him to speak. "You either choose this +method of passing the evening because you are in each other's +confidence, and have secret affairs to discuss, or because you are +conscious that your figures appear to the greatest advantage in +walking; if the first, I would be completely in your way, and if +the second, I can admire you much better as I sit by the fire." + +"Oh! shocking!" cried Miss Bingley. "I never heard anything so +abominable. How shall we punish him for such a speech?" + +"Nothing so easy, if you have but the inclination," said Elizabeth. +"We can all plague and punish one another. Tease him--laugh +at him. Intimate as you are, you must know how it is to be +done." + +"But upon my honour, I do _not_. I do assure you that my +intimacy has not yet taught me _that_. Tease calmness of +manner and presence of mind! No, no--feel he may defy us +there. And as to laughter, we will not expose ourselves, if you +please, by attempting to laugh without a subject. Mr. Darcy may +hug himself." + +"Mr. Darcy is not to be laughed at!" cried Elizabeth. "That is +an uncommon advantage, and uncommon I hope it will continue, for +it would be a great loss to _me_ to have many such acquaintances. +I dearly love a laugh." + +"Miss Bingley," said he, "has given me more credit than can be. +The wisest and the best of men--nay, the wisest and best of their +actions--may be rendered ridiculous by a person whose first +object in life is a joke." + +"Certainly," replied Elizabeth--"there are such people, but I +hope I am not one of _them_. I hope I never ridicule what is +wise and good. Follies and nonsense, whims and +inconsistencies, _do_ divert me, I own, and I laugh at them +whenever I can. But these, I suppose, are precisely what you +are without." + +"Perhaps that is not possible for anyone. But it has been the +study of my life to avoid those weaknesses which often expose a +strong understanding to ridicule." + +"Such as vanity and pride." + +"Yes, vanity is a weakness indeed. But pride--where there is a +real superiority of mind, pride will be always under good +regulation." + +Elizabeth turned away to hide a smile. + +"Your examination of Mr. Darcy is over, I presume," said Miss +Bingley; "and pray what is the result?" + +"I am perfectly convinced by it that Mr. Darcy has no defect. +He owns it himself without disguise." + +"No," said Darcy, "I have made no such pretension. I have +faults enough, but they are not, I hope, of understanding. +My temper I dare not vouch for. It is, I believe, too little +yielding--certainly too little for the convenience of the world. +I cannot forget the follies and vices of other so soon as I ought, +nor their offenses against myself. My feelings are not puffed +about with every attempt to move them. My temper would perhaps be +called resentful. My good opinion once lost, is lost forever." + +"_That_ is a failing indeed!" cried Elizabeth. "Implacable +resentment _is_ a shade in a character. But you have chosen your +fault well. I really cannot _laugh_ at it. You are safe from me." + +"There is, I believe, in every disposition a tendency to some +particular evil--a natural defect, which not even the best +education can overcome." + +"And _your_ defect is to hate everybody." + +"And yours," he replied with a smile, "is willfully to +misunderstand them." + +"Do let us have a little music," cried Miss Bingley, tired of a +conversation in which she had no share. "Louisa, you will not +mind my waking Mr. Hurst?" + +Her sister had not the smallest objection, and the pianoforte was +opened; and Darcy, after a few moments' recollection, was not +sorry for it. He began to feel the danger of paying Elizabeth too +much attention. + + + +Chapter 12 + + +In consequence of an agreement between the sisters, Elizabeth +wrote the next morning to their mother, to beg that the carriage +might be sent for them in the course of the day. But Mrs. +Bennet, who had calculated on her daughters remaining at +Netherfield till the following Tuesday, which would exactly +finish Jane's week, could not bring herself to receive them with +pleasure before. Her answer, therefore, was not propitious, at +least not to Elizabeth's wishes, for she was impatient to get +home. Mrs. Bennet sent them word that they could not possibly +have the carriage before Tuesday; and in her postscript it was +added, that if Mr. Bingley and his sister pressed them to stay +longer, she could spare them very well. Against staying longer, +however, Elizabeth was positively resolved--nor did she much +expect it would be asked; and fearful, on the contrary, as being +considered as intruding themselves needlessly long, she urged +Jane to borrow Mr. Bingley's carriage immediately, and at +length it was settled that their original design of leaving +Netherfield that morning should be mentioned, and the request +made. + +The communication excited many professions of concern; and +enough was said of wishing them to stay at least till the +following day to work on Jane; and till the morrow their going +was deferred. Miss Bingley was then sorry that she had +proposed the delay, for her jealousy and dislike of one sister +much exceeded her affection for the other. + +The master of the house heard with real sorrow that they were +to go so soon, and repeatedly tried to persuade Miss Bennet that +it would not be safe for her--that she was not enough recovered; +but Jane was firm where she felt herself to be right. + +To Mr. Darcy it was welcome intelligence--Elizabeth had been +at Netherfield long enough. She attracted him more than he +liked--and Miss Bingley was uncivil to _her_, and more teasing +than usual to himself. He wisely resolved to be particularly +careful that no sign of admiration should _now_ escape him, +nothing that could elevate her with the hope of influencing his +felicity; sensible that if such an idea had been suggested, +his behaviour during the last day must have material weight in +confirming or crushing it. Steady to his purpose, he scarcely +spoke ten words to her through the whole of Saturday, and +though they were at one time left by themselves for half-an-hour, +he adhered most conscientiously to his book, and would not +even look at her. + +On Sunday, after morning service, the separation, so agreeable +to almost all, took place. Miss Bingley's civility to Elizabeth +increased at last very rapidly, as well as her affection for Jane; +and when they parted, after assuring the latter of the pleasure +it would always give her to see her either at Longbourn or +Netherfield, and embracing her most tenderly, she even shook +hands with the former. Elizabeth took leave of the whole party +in the liveliest of spirits. + +They were not welcomed home very cordially by their mother. +Mrs. Bennet wondered at their coming, and thought them very +wrong to give so much trouble, and was sure Jane would have +caught cold again. But their father, though very laconic in his +expressions of pleasure, was really glad to see them; he had felt +their importance in the family circle. The evening conversation, +when they were all assembled, had lost much of its animation, +and almost all its sense by the absence of Jane and Elizabeth. + +They found Mary, as usual, deep in the study of thorough-bass +and human nature; and had some extracts to admire, and some +new observations of threadbare morality to listen to. Catherine +and Lydia had information for them of a different sort. Much +had been done and much had been said in the regiment since the +preceding Wednesday; several of the officers had dined lately +with their uncle, a private had been flogged, and it had actually +been hinted that Colonel Forster was going to be married. + + + +Chapter 13 + + +"I hope, my dear," said Mr. Bennet to his wife, as they were +at breakfast the next morning, "that you have ordered a good +dinner to-day, because I have reason to expect an addition to +our family party." + +"Who do you mean, my dear? I know of nobody that is coming, +I am sure, unless Charlotte Lucas should happen to call in--and +I hope _my_ dinners are good enough for her. I do not believe +she often sees such at home." + +"The person of whom I speak is a gentleman, and a stranger." + +Mrs. Bennet's eyes sparkled. "A gentleman and a stranger! It is +Mr. Bingley, I am sure! Well, I am sure I shall be extremely glad +to see Mr. Bingley. But--good Lord! how unlucky! There is not +a bit of fish to be got to-day. Lydia, my love, ring the bell--I +must speak to Hill this moment." + +"It is _not_ Mr. Bingley," said her husband; "it is a person whom +I never saw in the whole course of my life." + +This roused a general astonishment; and he had the pleasure of +being eagerly questioned by his wife and his five daughters at +once. + +After amusing himself some time with their curiosity, he thus +explained: + +"About a month ago I received this letter; and about a fortnight +ago I answered it, for I thought it a case of some delicacy, and +requiring early attention. It is from my cousin, Mr. Collins, who, +when I am dead, may turn you all out of this house as soon as he +pleases." + +"Oh! my dear," cried his wife, "I cannot bear to hear that +mentioned. Pray do not talk of that odious man. I do think it is +the hardest thing in the world, that your estate should be entailed +away from your own children; and I am sure, if I had been you, I +should have tried long ago to do something or other about it." + +Jane and Elizabeth tried to explain to her the nature of an entail. +They had often attempted to do it before, but it was a subject +on which Mrs. Bennet was beyond the reach of reason, and she +continued to rail bitterly against the cruelty of settling an +estate away from a family of five daughters, in favour of a man +whom nobody cared anything about. + +"It certainly is a most iniquitous affair," said Mr. Bennet, +"and nothing can clear Mr. Collins from the guilt of inheriting +Longbourn. But if you will listen to his letter, you may perhaps +be a little softened by his manner of expressing himself." + +"No, that I am sure I shall not; and I think it is very impertinent +of him to write to you at all, and very hypocritical. I hate such +false friends. Why could he not keep on quarreling with you, as +his father did before him?" + +"Why, indeed; he does seem to have had some filial scruples on +that head, as you will hear." + +"Hunsford, near Westerham, Kent, +15th October. + +"Dear Sir,-- + +"The disagreement subsisting between yourself and my late +honoured father always gave me much uneasiness, and since I +have had the misfortune to lose him, I have frequently wished +to heal the breach; but for some time I was kept back by my own +doubts, fearing lest it might seem disrespectful to his memory +for me to be on good terms with anyone with whom it had always +pleased him to be at variance.--'There, Mrs. Bennet.'--My +mind, however, is now made up on the subject, for having +received ordination at Easter, I have been so fortunate as to +be distinguished by the patronage of the Right Honourable Lady +Catherine de Bourgh, widow of Sir Lewis de Bourgh, whose +bounty and beneficence has preferred me to the valuable rectory +of this parish, where it shall be my earnest endeavour to demean +myself with grateful respect towards her ladyship, and be ever +ready to perform those rites and ceremonies which are instituted +by the Church of England. As a clergyman, moreover, I feel it +my duty to promote and establish the blessing of peace in all +families within the reach of my influence; and on these +grounds I flatter myself that my present overtures are highly +commendable, and that the circumstance of my being next in the +entail of Longbourn estate will be kindly overlooked on your +side, and not lead you to reject the offered olive-branch. +I cannot be otherwise than concerned at being the means of +injuring your amiable daughters, and beg leave to apologise for +it, as well as to assure you of my readiness to make them every +possible amends--but of this hereafter. If you should have +no objection to receive me into your house, I propose myself +the satisfaction of waiting on you and your family, Monday, +November 18th, by four o'clock, and shall probably trespass on +your hospitality till the Saturday se'ennight following, which I +can do without any inconvenience, as Lady Catherine is far from +objecting to my occasional absence on a Sunday, provided that +some other clergyman is engaged to do the duty of the day.--I +remain, dear sir, with respectful compliments to your lady and +daughters, your well-wisher and friend, + +"WILLIAM COLLINS" + +"At four o'clock, therefore, we may expect this peace-making +gentleman," said Mr. Bennet, as he folded up the letter. "He +seems to be a most conscientious and polite young man, upon +my word, and I doubt not will prove a valuable acquaintance, +especially if Lady Catherine should be so indulgent as to let +him come to us again." + +"There is some sense in what he says about the girls, however, +and if he is disposed to make them any amends, I shall not be +the person to discourage him." + +"Though it is difficult," said Jane, "to guess in what way he can +mean to make us the atonement he thinks our due, the wish is +certainly to his credit." + +Elizabeth was chiefly struck by his extraordinary deference for +Lady Catherine, and his kind intention of christening, marrying, +and burying his parishioners whenever it were required. + +"He must be an oddity, I think," said she. "I cannot make him +out.--There is something very pompous in his style.--And what +can he mean by apologising for being next in the entail?--We +cannot suppose he would help it if he could.--Could he be a +sensible man, sir?" + +"No, my dear, I think not. I have great hopes of finding him +quite the reverse. There is a mixture of servility and +self-importance in his letter, which promises well. I am +impatient to see him." + +"In point of composition," said Mary, "the letter does not seem +defective. The idea of the olive-branch perhaps is not wholly +new, yet I think it is well expressed." + +To Catherine and Lydia, neither the letter nor its writer were +in any degree interesting. It was next to impossible that their +cousin should come in a scarlet coat, and it was now some +weeks since they had received pleasure from the society of a +man in any other colour. As for their mother, Mr. Collins's +letter had done away much of her ill-will, and she was preparing +to see him with a degree of composure which astonished her +husband and daughters. + +Mr. Collins was punctual to his time, and was received with +great politeness by the whole family. Mr. Bennet indeed said +little; but the ladies were ready enough to talk, and Mr. Collins +seemed neither in need of encouragement, nor inclined to be +silent himself. He was a tall, heavy-looking young man of +five-and-twenty. His air was grave and stately, and his +manners were very formal. He had not been long seated before +he complimented Mrs. Bennet on having so fine a family of +daughters; said he had heard much of their beauty, but that in +this instance fame had fallen short of the truth; and added, +that he did not doubt her seeing them all in due time disposed +of in marriage. This gallantry was not much to the taste of +some of his hearers; but Mrs. Bennet, who quarreled with no +compliments, answered most readily. + +"You are very kind, I am sure; and I wish with all my heart it +may prove so, for else they will be destitute enough. Things are +settled so oddly." + +"You allude, perhaps, to the entail of this estate." + +"Ah! sir, I do indeed. It is a grievous affair to my poor girls, +you must confess. Not that I mean to find fault with _you_, for +such things I know are all chance in this world. There is no +knowing how estates will go when once they come to be entailed." + +"I am very sensible, madam, of the hardship to my fair cousins, +and could say much on the subject, but that I am cautious of +appearing forward and precipitate. But I can assure the young +ladies that I come prepared to admire them. At present I will +not say more; but, perhaps, when we are better acquainted--" + +He was interrupted by a summons to dinner; and the girls smiled +on each other. They were not the only objects of Mr. Collins's +admiration. The hall, the dining-room, and all its furniture, +were examined and praised; and his commendation of everything +would have touched Mrs. Bennet's heart, but for the mortifying +supposition of his viewing it all as his own future property. +The dinner too in its turn was highly admired; and he begged to +know to which of his fair cousins the excellency of its cooking +was owing. But he was set right there by Mrs. Bennet, who +assured him with some asperity that they were very well able to +keep a good cook, and that her daughters had nothing to do in +the kitchen. He begged pardon for having displeased her. In a +softened tone she declared herself not at all offended; but he +continued to apologise for about a quarter of an hour. + + + +Chapter 14 + + +During dinner, Mr. Bennet scarcely spoke at all; but when the +servants were withdrawn, he thought it time to have some +conversation with his guest, and therefore started a subject in +which he expected him to shine, by observing that he seemed +very fortunate in his patroness. Lady Catherine de Bourgh's +attention to his wishes, and consideration for his comfort, +appeared very remarkable. Mr. Bennet could not have chosen +better. Mr. Collins was eloquent in her praise. The subject +elevated him to more than usual solemnity of manner, and with a +most important aspect he protested that "he had never in his life +witnessed such behaviour in a person of rank--such affability +and condescension, as he had himself experienced from Lady +Catherine. She had been graciously pleased to approve of both +of the discourses which he had already had the honour of +preaching before her. She had also asked him twice to dine at +Rosings, and had sent for him only the Saturday before, to make +up her pool of quadrille in the evening. Lady Catherine was +reckoned proud by many people he knew, but _he_ had never +seen anything but affability in her. She had always spoken to +him as she would to any other gentleman; she made not the +smallest objection to his joining in the society of the +neighbourhood nor to his leaving the parish occasionally for a +week or two, to visit his relations. She had even condescended +to advise him to marry as soon as he could, provided he chose +with discretion; and had once paid him a visit in his humble +parsonage, where she had perfectly approved all the alterations +he had been making, and had even vouchsafed to suggest some +herself--some shelves in the closet upstairs." + +"That is all very proper and civil, I am sure," said Mrs. Bennet, +"and I dare say she is a very agreeable woman. It is a pity that +great ladies in general are not more like her. Does she live near +you, sir?" + +"The garden in which stands my humble abode is separated only +by a lane from Rosings Park, her ladyship's residence." + +"I think you said she was a widow, sir? Has she any family?" + +"She has only one daughter, the heiress of Rosings, and of very +extensive property." + +"Ah!" said Mrs. Bennet, shaking her head, "then she is better off +than many girls. And what sort of young lady is she? Is she +handsome?" + +"She is a most charming young lady indeed. Lady Catherine +herself says that, in point of true beauty, Miss de Bourgh is far +superior to the handsomest of her sex, because there is that in +her features which marks the young lady of distinguished birth. +She is unfortunately of a sickly constitution, which has prevented +her from making that progress in many accomplishments which +she could not have otherwise failed of, as I am informed by the +lady who superintended her education, and who still resides with +them. But she is perfectly amiable, and often condescends to +drive by my humble abode in her little phaeton and ponies." + +"Has she been presented? I do not remember her name among +the ladies at court." + +"Her indifferent state of health unhappily prevents her being +in town; and by that means, as I told Lady Catherine one day, +has deprived the British court of its brightest ornaments. +Her ladyship seemed pleased with the idea; and you may imagine +that I am happy on every occasion to offer those little +delicate compliments which are always acceptable to ladies. +I have more than once observed to Lady Catherine, that her +charming daughter seemed born to be a duchess, and that the +most elevated rank, instead of giving her consequence, would +be adorned by her. These are the kind of little things which +please her ladyship, and it is a sort of attention which I +conceive myself peculiarly bound to pay." + +"You judge very properly," said Mr. Bennet, "and it is happy for +you that you possess the talent of flattering with delicacy. May I +ask whether these pleasing attentions proceed from the impulse +of the moment, or are the result of previous study?" + +"They arise chiefly from what is passing at the time, and though +I sometimes amuse myself with suggesting and arranging such +little elegant compliments as may be adapted to ordinary occasions, +I always wish to give them as unstudied an air as possible." + +Mr. Bennet's expectations were fully answered. His cousin was +as absurd as he had hoped, and he listened to him with the +keenest enjoyment, maintaining at the same time the most +resolute composure of countenance, and, except in an occasional +glance at Elizabeth, requiring no partner in his pleasure. + +By tea-time, however, the dose had been enough, and Mr. +Bennet was glad to take his guest into the drawing-room again, +and, when tea was over, glad to invite him to read aloud to the +ladies. Mr. Collins readily assented, and a book was produced; +but, on beholding it (for everything announced it to be from a +circulating library), he started back, and begging pardon, +protested that he never read novels. Kitty stared at him, and +Lydia exclaimed. Other books were produced, and after some +deliberation he chose Fordyce's Sermons. Lydia gaped as he +opened the volume, and before he had, with very monotonous +solemnity, read three pages, she interrupted him with: + +"Do you know, mamma, that my uncle Phillips talks of turning +away Richard; and if he does, Colonel Forster will hire him. My +aunt told me so herself on Saturday. I shall walk to Meryton +to-morrow to hear more about it, and to ask when Mr. Denny +comes back from town." + +Lydia was bid by her two eldest sisters to hold her tongue; but +Mr. Collins, much offended, laid aside his book, and said: + +"I have often observed how little young ladies are interested by +books of a serious stamp, though written solely for their benefit. +It amazes me, I confess; for, certainly, there can be nothing so +advantageous to them as instruction. But I will no longer +importune my young cousin." + +Then turning to Mr. Bennet, he offered himself as his antagonist +at backgammon. Mr. Bennet accepted the challenge, observing +that he acted very wisely in leaving the girls to their own trifling +amusements. Mrs. Bennet and her daughters apologised most +civilly for Lydia's interruption, and promised that it should not +occur again, if he would resume his book; but Mr. Collins, after +assuring them that he bore his young cousin no ill-will, and +should never resent her behaviour as any affront, seated himself +at another table with Mr. Bennet, and prepared for backgammon. + + + +Chapter 15 + + +Mr. Collins was not a sensible man, and the deficiency of nature +had been but little assisted by education or society; the greatest +part of his life having been spent under the guidance of an +illiterate and miserly father; and though he belonged to one of +the universities, he had merely kept the necessary terms, without +forming at it any useful acquaintance. The subjection in which +his father had brought him up had given him originally great +humility of manner; but it was now a good deal counteracted by +the self-conceit of a weak head, living in retirement, and the +consequential feelings of early and unexpected prosperity. A +fortunate chance had recommended him to Lady Catherine de +Bourgh when the living of Hunsford was vacant; and the respect +which he felt for her high rank, and his veneration for her as his +patroness, mingling with a very good opinion of himself, of his +authority as a clergyman, and his right as a rector, made him +altogether a mixture of pride and obsequiousness, +self-importance and humility. + +Having now a good house and a very sufficient income, he +intended to marry; and in seeking a reconciliation with the +Longbourn family he had a wife in view, as he meant to choose +one of the daughters, if he found them as handsome and amiable +as they were represented by common report. This was his plan +of amends--of atonement--for inheriting their father's estate; +and he thought it an excellent one, full of eligibility and +suitableness, and excessively generous and disinterested on his +own part. + +His plan did not vary on seeing them. Miss Bennet's lovely face +confirmed his views, and established all his strictest notions of +what was due to seniority; and for the first evening _she_ was his +settled choice. The next morning, however, made an alteration; +for in a quarter of an hour's tete-a-tete with Mrs. Bennet before +breakfast, a conversation beginning with his parsonage-house, +and leading naturally to the avowal of his hopes, that a mistress +might be found for it at Longbourn, produced from her, amid +very complaisant smiles and general encouragement, a caution +against the very Jane he had fixed on. "As to her _younger_ +daughters, she could not take upon her to say--she could not +positively answer--but she did not _know_ of any prepossession; +her _eldest_ daughter, she must just mention--she felt it +incumbent on her to hint, was likely to be very soon engaged." + +Mr. Collins had only to change from Jane to Elizabeth--and it +was soon done--done while Mrs. Bennet was stirring the fire. +Elizabeth, equally next to Jane in birth and beauty, succeeded +her of course. + +Mrs. Bennet treasured up the hint, and trusted that she might +soon have two daughters married; and the man whom she could +not bear to speak of the day before was now high in her good +graces. + +Lydia's intention of walking to Meryton was not forgotten; +every sister except Mary agreed to go with her; and Mr. Collins +was to attend them, at the request of Mr. Bennet, who was most +anxious to get rid of him, and have his library to himself; for +thither Mr. Collins had followed him after breakfast; and there he +would continue, nominally engaged with one of the largest folios +in the collection, but really talking to Mr. Bennet, with little +cessation, of his house and garden at Hunsford. Such doings +discomposed Mr. Bennet exceedingly. In his library he had been +always sure of leisure and tranquillity; and though prepared, as +he told Elizabeth, to meet with folly and conceit in every other +room of the house, he was used to be free from them there; his +civility, therefore, was most prompt in inviting Mr. Collins to +join his daughters in their walk; and Mr. Collins, being in fact +much better fitted for a walker than a reader, was extremely +pleased to close his large book, and go. + +In pompous nothings on his side, and civil assents on that of +his cousins, their time passed till they entered Meryton. The +attention of the younger ones was then no longer to be gained by +him. Their eyes were immediately wandering up in the street in +quest of the officers, and nothing less than a very smart bonnet +indeed, or a really new muslin in a shop window, could recall +them. + +But the attention of every lady was soon caught by a young man, +whom they had never seen before, of most gentlemanlike +appearance, walking with another officer on the other side of the +way. The officer was the very Mr. Denny concerning whose +return from London Lydia came to inquire, and he bowed as +they passed. All were struck with the stranger's air, all +wondered who he could be; and Kitty and Lydia, determined if +possible to find out, led the way across the street, under pretense +of wanting something in an opposite shop, and fortunately had +just gained the pavement when the two gentlemen, turning back, +had reached the same spot. Mr. Denny addressed them directly, +and entreated permission to introduce his friend, Mr. Wickham, +who had returned with him the day before from town, and he +was happy to say had accepted a commission in their corps. +This was exactly as it should be; for the young man wanted only +regimentals to make him completely charming. His appearance +was greatly in his favour; he had all the best part of beauty, a +fine countenance, a good figure, and very pleasing address. The +introduction was followed up on his side by a happy readiness of +conversation--a readiness at the same time perfectly correct and +unassuming; and the whole party were still standing and talking +together very agreeably, when the sound of horses drew their +notice, and Darcy and Bingley were seen riding down the street. +On distinguishing the ladies of the group, the two gentlemen +came directly towards them, and began the usual civilities. +Bingley was the principal spokesman, and Miss Bennet the +principal object. He was then, he said, on his way to Longbourn +on purpose to inquire after her. Mr. Darcy corroborated it with +a bow, and was beginning to determine not to fix his eyes on +Elizabeth, when they were suddenly arrested by the sight of the +stranger, and Elizabeth happening to see the countenance of +both as they looked at each other, was all astonishment at the +effect of the meeting. Both changed colour, one looked white, +the other red. Mr. Wickham, after a few moments, touched his +hat--a salutation which Mr. Darcy just deigned to return. What +could be the meaning of it? It was impossible to imagine; it was +impossible not to long to know. + +In another minute, Mr. Bingley, but without seeming to have +noticed what passed, took leave and rode on with his friend. + +Mr. Denny and Mr. Wickham walked with the young ladies to +the door of Mr. Phillip's house, and then made their bows, in +spite of Miss Lydia's pressing entreaties that they should come +in, and even in spite of Mrs. Phillips's throwing up the parlour +window and loudly seconding the invitation. + +Mrs. Phillips was always glad to see her nieces; and the two +eldest, from their recent absence, were particularly welcome, and +she was eagerly expressing her surprise at their sudden return +home, which, as their own carriage had not fetched them, she +should have known nothing about, if she had not happened to +see Mr. Jones's shop-boy in the street, who had told her that +they were not to send any more draughts to Netherfield because +the Miss Bennets were come away, when her civility was +claimed towards Mr. Collins by Jane's introduction of him. She +received him with her very best politeness, which he returned +with as much more, apologising for his intrusion, without any +previous acquaintance with her, which he could not help +flattering himself, however, might be justified by his relationship +to the young ladies who introduced him to her notice. Mrs. +Phillips was quite awed by such an excess of good breeding; but +her contemplation of one stranger was soon put to an end by +exclamations and inquiries about the other; of whom, however, +she could only tell her nieces what they already knew, that Mr. +Denny had brought him from London, and that he was to have a +lieutenant's commission in the ----shire. She had been watching +him the last hour, she said, as he walked up and down the street, +and had Mr. Wickham appeared, Kitty and Lydia would certainly +have continued the occupation, but unluckily no one passed +windows now except a few of the officers, who, in comparison +with the stranger, were become "stupid, disagreeable fellows." +Some of them were to dine with the Phillipses the next day, and +their aunt promised to make her husband call on Mr. Wickham, +and give him an invitation also, if the family from Longbourn +would come in the evening. This was agreed to, and Mrs. +Phillips protested that they would have a nice comfortable noisy +game of lottery tickets, and a little bit of hot supper afterwards. +The prospect of such delights was very cheering, and they parted +in mutual good spirits. Mr. Collins repeated his apologies in +quitting the room, and was assured with unwearying civility that +they were perfectly needless. + +As they walked home, Elizabeth related to Jane what she had +seen pass between the two gentlemen; but though Jane would +have defended either or both, had they appeared to be in the +wrong, she could no more explain such behaviour than her sister. + +Mr. Collins on his return highly gratified Mrs. Bennet by +admiring Mrs. Phillips's manners and politeness. He protested +that, except Lady Catherine and her daughter, he had never seen +a more elegant woman; for she had not only received him with +the utmost civility, but even pointedly included him in her +invitation for the next evening, although utterly unknown to her +before. Something, he supposed, might be attributed to his +connection with them, but yet he had never met with so much +attention in the whole course of his life. + + + +Chapter 16 + + +As no objection was made to the young people's engagement +with their aunt, and all Mr. Collins's scruples of leaving Mr. +and Mrs. Bennet for a single evening during his visit were most +steadily resisted, the coach conveyed him and his five cousins +at a suitable hour to Meryton; and the girls had the pleasure of +hearing, as they entered the drawing-room, that Mr. Wickham +had accepted their uncle's invitation, and was then in the house. + +When this information was given, and they had all taken their +seats, Mr. Collins was at leisure to look around him and admire, +and he was so much struck with the size and furniture of the +apartment, that he declared he might almost have supposed +himself in the small summer breakfast parlour at Rosings; a +comparison that did not at first convey much gratification; but +when Mrs. Phillips understood from him what Rosings was, and +who was its proprietor--when she had listened to the description +of only one of Lady Catherine's drawing-rooms, and found that +the chimney-piece alone had cost eight hundred pounds, she felt +all the force of the compliment, and would hardly have resented +a comparison with the housekeeper's room. + +In describing to her all the grandeur of Lady Catherine and her +mansion, with occasional digressions in praise of his own humble +abode, and the improvements it was receiving, he was happily +employed until the gentlemen joined them; and he found in +Mrs. Phillips a very attentive listener, whose opinion of +his consequence increased with what she heard, and who was +resolving to retail it all among her neighbours as soon as she +could. To the girls, who could not listen to their cousin, +and who had nothing to do but to wish for an instrument, and +examine their own indifferent imitations of china on the +mantelpiece, the interval of waiting appeared very long. It was +over at last, however. The gentlemen did approach, and when +Mr. Wickham walked into the room, Elizabeth felt that she had +neither been seeing him before, nor thinking of him since, with +the smallest degree of unreasonable admiration. The officers of +the ----shire were in general a very creditable, gentlemanlike +set, and the best of them were of the present party; but Mr. +Wickham was as far beyond them all in person, countenance, air, +and walk, as _they_ were superior to the broad-faced, stuffy +uncle Phillips, breathing port wine, who followed them into +the room. + +Mr. Wickham was the happy man towards whom almost every +female eye was turned, and Elizabeth was the happy woman by +whom he finally seated himself; and the agreeable manner in +which he immediately fell into conversation, though it was only +on its being a wet night, made her feel that the commonest, +dullest, most threadbare topic might be rendered interesting by +the skill of the speaker. + +With such rivals for the notice of the fair as Mr. Wickham and +the officers, Mr. Collins seemed to sink into insignificance; to +the young ladies he certainly was nothing; but he had still at +intervals a kind listener in Mrs. Phillips, and was by her +watchfulness, most abundantly supplied with coffee and muffin. +When the card-tables were placed, he had the opportunity of +obliging her in turn, by sitting down to whist. + +"I know little of the game at present," said he, "but I shall be +glad to improve myself, for in my situation in life--" Mrs. Phillips +was very glad for his compliance, but could not wait for his +reason. + +Mr. Wickham did not play at whist, and with ready delight was he +received at the other table between Elizabeth and Lydia. At first +there seemed danger of Lydia's engrossing him entirely, for she +was a most determined talker; but being likewise extremely fond +of lottery tickets, she soon grew too much interested in the +game, too eager in making bets and exclaiming after prizes to +have attention for anyone in particular. Allowing for the +common demands of the game, Mr. Wickham was therefore at leisure +to talk to Elizabeth, and she was very willing to hear him, +though what she chiefly wished to hear she could not hope to be +told--the history of his acquaintance with Mr. Darcy. She dared +not even mention that gentleman. Her curiosity, however, was +unexpectedly relieved. Mr. Wickham began the subject himself. +He inquired how far Netherfield was from Meryton; and, after +receiving her answer, asked in a hesitating manner how long +Mr. Darcy had been staying there. + +"About a month," said Elizabeth; and then, unwilling to let the +subject drop, added, "He is a man of very large property in +Derbyshire, I understand." + +"Yes," replied Mr. Wickham; "his estate there is a noble one. +A clear ten thousand per annum. You could not have met with a +person more capable of giving you certain information on that +head than myself, for I have been connected with his family in +a particular manner from my infancy." + +Elizabeth could not but look surprised. + +"You may well be surprised, Miss Bennet, at such an assertion, +after seeing, as you probably might, the very cold manner of our +meeting yesterday. Are you much acquainted with Mr. Darcy?" + +"As much as I ever wish to be," cried Elizabeth very warmly. +"I have spent four days in the same house with him, and I think +him very disagreeable." + +"I have no right to give _my_ opinion," said Wickham, "as to his +being agreeable or otherwise. I am not qualified to form one. I +have known him too long and too well to be a fair judge. It is +impossible for _me_ to be impartial. But I believe your opinion +of him would in general astonish--and perhaps you would not +express it quite so strongly anywhere else. Here you are in your +own family." + +"Upon my word, I say no more _here_ than I might say in any +house in the neighbourhood, except Netherfield. He is not at all +liked in Hertfordshire. Everybody is disgusted with his pride. +You will not find him more favourably spoken of by anyone." + +"I cannot pretend to be sorry," said Wickham, after a short +interruption, "that he or that any man should not be estimated +beyond their deserts; but with _him_ I believe it does not often +happen. The world is blinded by his fortune and consequence, +or frightened by his high and imposing manners, and sees him +only as he chooses to be seen." + +"I should take him, even on _my_ slight acquaintance, to be an +ill-tempered man." Wickham only shook his head. + +"I wonder," said he, at the next opportunity of speaking, +"whether he is likely to be in this country much longer." + +"I do not at all know; but I _heard_ nothing of his going away +when I was at Netherfield. I hope your plans in favour of the +----shire will not be affected by his being in the neighbourhood." + +"Oh! no--it is not for _me_ to be driven away by Mr. Darcy. If +_he_ wishes to avoid seeing _me_, he must go. We are not on +friendly terms, and it always gives me pain to meet him, but I +have no reason for avoiding _him_ but what I might proclaim +before all the world, a sense of very great ill-usage, and most +painful regrets at his being what he is. His father, Miss Bennet, +the late Mr. Darcy, was one of the best men that ever breathed, +and the truest friend I ever had; and I can never be in company +with this Mr. Darcy without being grieved to the soul by a +thousand tender recollections. His behaviour to myself has been +scandalous; but I verily believe I could forgive him anything and +everything, rather than his disappointing the hopes and +disgracing the memory of his father." + +Elizabeth found the interest of the subject increase, and listened +with all her heart; but the delicacy of it prevented further inquiry. + +Mr. Wickham began to speak on more general topics, Meryton, +the neighbourhood, the society, appearing highly pleased with all +that he had yet seen, and speaking of the latter with gentle but +very intelligible gallantry. + +"It was the prospect of constant society, and good society," he +added, "which was my chief inducement to enter the ----shire. +I knew it to be a most respectable, agreeable corps, and my +friend Denny tempted me further by his account of their +present quarters, and the very great attentions and excellent +acquaintances Meryton had procured them. Society, I own, is +necessary to me. I have been a disappointed man, and my spirits +will not bear solitude. I _must_ have employment and society. +A military life is not what I was intended for, but circumstances +have now made it eligible. The church _ought_ to have been +my profession--I was brought up for the church, and I should at +this time have been in possession of a most valuable living, had +it pleased the gentleman we were speaking of just now." + +"Indeed!" + +"Yes--the late Mr. Darcy bequeathed me the next presentation +of the best living in his gift. He was my godfather, and +excessively attached to me. I cannot do justice to his kindness. +He meant to provide for me amply, and thought he had done it; +but when the living fell, it was given elsewhere." + +"Good heavens!" cried Elizabeth; "but how could _that_ be? +How could his will be disregarded? Why did you not seek legal +redress?" + +"There was just such an informality in the terms of the bequest +as to give me no hope from law. A man of honour could not have +doubted the intention, but Mr. Darcy chose to doubt it--or to +treat it as a merely conditional recommendation, and to assert that +I had forfeited all claim to it by extravagance, imprudence--in +short anything or nothing. Certain it is, that the living became +vacant two years ago, exactly as I was of an age to hold it, and +that it was given to another man; and no less certain is it, that +I cannot accuse myself of having really done anything to deserve +to lose it. I have a warm, unguarded temper, and I may have +spoken my opinion _of_ him, and _to_ him, too freely. I can recall +nothing worse. But the fact is, that we are very different sort +of men, and that he hates me." + +"This is quite shocking! He deserves to be publicly disgraced." + +"Some time or other he _will_ be--but it shall not be by _me_. +Till I can forget his father, I can never defy or expose _him_." + +Elizabeth honoured him for such feelings, and thought him +handsomer than ever as he expressed them. + +"But what," said she, after a pause, "can have been his motive? +What can have induced him to behave so cruelly?" + +"A thorough, determined dislike of me--a dislike which I cannot +but attribute in some measure to jealousy. Had the late Mr. +Darcy liked me less, his son might have borne with me better; +but his father's uncommon attachment to me irritated him, I +believe, very early in life. He had not a temper to bear the sort of +competition in which we stood--the sort of preference which +was often given me." + +"I had not thought Mr. Darcy so bad as this--though I have +never liked him. I had not thought so very ill of him. I had +supposed him to be despising his fellow-creatures in general, but +did not suspect him of descending to such malicious revenge, +such injustice, such inhumanity as this." + +After a few minutes' reflection, however, she continued, +"I _do_ remember his boasting one day, at Netherfield, of the +implacability of his resentments, of his having an unforgiving +temper. His disposition must be dreadful." + +"I will not trust myself on the subject," replied Wickham; "I +can hardly be just to him." + +Elizabeth was again deep in thought, and after a time exclaimed, +"To treat in such a manner the godson, the friend, the favourite +of his father!" She could have added, "A young man, too, +like _you_, whose very countenance may vouch for your being +amiable"--but she contented herself with, "and one, too, who +had probably been his companion from childhood, connected +together, as I think you said, in the closest manner!" + +"We were born in the same parish, within the same park; the +greatest part of our youth was passed together; inmates of the +same house, sharing the same amusements, objects of the same +parental care. _My_ father began life in the profession which +your uncle, Mr. Phillips, appears to do so much credit to--but +he gave up everything to be of use to the late Mr. Darcy and +devoted all his time to the care of the Pemberley property. +He was most highly esteemed by Mr. Darcy, a most intimate, +confidential friend. Mr. Darcy often acknowledged himself +to be under the greatest obligations to my father's active +superintendence, and when, immediately before my father's +death, Mr. Darcy gave him a voluntary promise of providing for +me, I am convinced that he felt it to be as much a debt of +gratitude to _him_, as of his affection to myself." + +"How strange!" cried Elizabeth. "How abominable! I wonder +that the very pride of this Mr. Darcy has not made him just to +you! If from no better motive, that he should not have been too +proud to be dishonest--for dishonesty I must call it." + +"It _is_ wonderful," replied Wickham, "for almost all his actions +may be traced to pride; and pride had often been his best friend. +It has connected him nearer with virtue than with any other +feeling. But we are none of us consistent, and in his behaviour +to me there were stronger impulses even than pride." + +"Can such abominable pride as his have ever done him good?" + +"Yes. It has often led him to be liberal and generous, to give his +money freely, to display hospitality, to assist his tenants, and +relieve the poor. Family pride, and _filial_ pride--for he is very +proud of what his father was--have done this. Not to appear to +disgrace his family, to degenerate from the popular qualities, or +lose the influence of the Pemberley House, is a powerful motive. +He has also _brotherly_ pride, which, with _some_ brotherly +affection, makes him a very kind and careful guardian of his +sister, and you will hear him generally cried up as the most +attentive and best of brothers." + +"What sort of girl is Miss Darcy?" + +He shook his head. "I wish I could call her amiable. It gives +me pain to speak ill of a Darcy. But she is too much like her +brother--very, very proud. As a child, she was affectionate +and pleasing, and extremely fond of me; and I have devoted hours +and hours to her amusement. But she is nothing to me now. +She is a handsome girl, about fifteen or sixteen, and, I +understand, highly accomplished. Since her father's death, +her home has been London, where a lady lives with her, and +superintends her education." + +After many pauses and many trials of other subjects, Elizabeth +could not help reverting once more to the first, and saying: + +"I am astonished at his intimacy with Mr. Bingley! How can Mr. +Bingley, who seems good humour itself, and is, I really believe, +truly amiable, be in friendship with such a man? How can they +suit each other? Do you know Mr. Bingley?" + +"Not at all." + +"He is a sweet-tempered, amiable, charming man. He cannot +know what Mr. Darcy is." + +"Probably not; but Mr. Darcy can please where he chooses. He +does not want abilities. He can be a conversible companion if he +thinks it worth his while. Among those who are at all his equals +in consequence, he is a very different man from what he is to the +less prosperous. His pride never deserts him; but with the rich +he is liberal-minded, just, sincere, rational, honourable, and +perhaps agreeable--allowing something for fortune and figure." + +The whist party soon afterwards breaking up, the players +gathered round the other table and Mr. Collins took his station +between his cousin Elizabeth and Mrs. Phillips. The usual +inquiries as to his success was made by the latter. It had not +been very great; he had lost every point; but when Mrs. Phillips +began to express her concern thereupon, he assured her with +much earnest gravity that it was not of the least importance, that +he considered the money as a mere trifle, and begged that she +would not make herself uneasy. + +"I know very well, madam," said he, "that when persons sit down +to a card-table, they must take their chances of these things, and +happily I am not in such circumstances as to make five shillings +any object. There are undoubtedly many who could not say the +same, but thanks to Lady Catherine de Bourgh, I am removed +far beyond the necessity of regarding little matters." + +Mr. Wickham's attention was caught; and after observing Mr. +Collins for a few moments, he asked Elizabeth in a low voice +whether her relation was very intimately acquainted with the +family of de Bourgh. + +"Lady Catherine de Bourgh," she replied, "has very lately given +him a living. I hardly know how Mr. Collins was first +introduced to her notice, but he certainly has not known her +long." + +"You know of course that Lady Catherine de Bourgh and Lady +Anne Darcy were sisters; consequently that she is aunt to the +present Mr. Darcy." + +"No, indeed, I did not. I knew nothing at all of Lady Catherine's +connections. I never heard of her existence till the day before +yesterday." + +"Her daughter, Miss de Bourgh, will have a very large fortune, +and it is believed that she and her cousin will unite the two +estates." + +This information made Elizabeth smile, as she thought of poor +Miss Bingley. Vain indeed must be all her attentions, vain and +useless her affection for his sister and her praise of himself, +if he were already self-destined for another. + +"Mr. Collins," said she, "speaks highly both of Lady Catherine +and her daughter; but from some particulars that he has related +of her ladyship, I suspect his gratitude misleads him, and that in +spite of her being his patroness, she is an arrogant, conceited +woman." + +"I believe her to be both in a great degree," replied Wickham; +"I have not seen her for many years, but I very well remember that +I never liked her, and that her manners were dictatorial and +insolent. She has the reputation of being remarkably sensible +and clever; but I rather believe she derives part of her abilities +from her rank and fortune, part from her authoritative manner, +and the rest from the pride for her nephew, who chooses that +everyone connected with him should have an understanding of +the first class." + +Elizabeth allowed that he had given a very rational account of it, +and they continued talking together, with mutual satisfaction +till supper put an end to cards, and gave the rest of the ladies +their share of Mr. Wickham's attentions. There could be no +conversation in the noise of Mrs. Phillips's supper party, but +his manners recommended him to everybody. Whatever he said, +was said well; and whatever he did, done gracefully. Elizabeth +went away with her head full of him. She could think of nothing +but of Mr. Wickham, and of what he had told her, all the way +home; but there was not time for her even to mention his name +as they went, for neither Lydia nor Mr. Collins were once silent. +Lydia talked incessantly of lottery tickets, of the fish she had +lost and the fish she had won; and Mr. Collins in describing the +civility of Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, protesting that he did not in +the least regard his losses at whist, enumerating all the dishes +at supper, and repeatedly fearing that he crowded his cousins, +had more to say than he could well manage before the carriage +stopped at Longbourn House. + + + +Chapter 17 + + +Elizabeth related to Jane the next day what had passed between +Mr. Wickham and herself. Jane listened with astonishment and +concern; she knew not how to believe that Mr. Darcy could be +so unworthy of Mr. Bingley's regard; and yet, it was not in her +nature to question the veracity of a young man of such amiable +appearance as Wickham. The possibility of his having endured +such unkindness, was enough to interest all her tender feelings; +and nothing remained therefore to be done, but to think well of +them both, to defend the conduct of each, and throw into the +account of accident or mistake whatever could not be otherwise +explained. + +"They have both," said she, "been deceived, I dare say, in some +way or other, of which we can form no idea. Interested people +have perhaps misrepresented each to the other. It is, in short, +impossible for us to conjecture the causes or circumstances +which may have alienated them, without actual blame on either +side." + +"Very true, indeed; and now, my dear Jane, what have you got +to say on behalf of the interested people who have probably been +concerned in the business? Do clear _them_ too, or we shall be +obliged to think ill of somebody." + +"Laugh as much as you choose, but you will not laugh me out of +my opinion. My dearest Lizzy, do but consider in what a +disgraceful light it places Mr. Darcy, to be treating his father's +favourite in such a manner, one whom his father had promised to +provide for. It is impossible. No man of common humanity, no +man who had any value for his character, could be capable of it. +Can his most intimate friends be so excessively deceived in him? +Oh! no." + +"I can much more easily believe Mr. Bingley's being imposed on, +than that Mr. Wickham should invent such a history of himself +as he gave me last night; names, facts, everything mentioned +without ceremony. If it be not so, let Mr. Darcy contradict it. +Besides, there was truth in his looks." + +"It is difficult indeed--it is distressing. One does not know what +to think." + +"I beg your pardon; one knows exactly what to think." + +But Jane could think with certainty on only one point--that Mr. +Bingley, if he _had_ been imposed on, would have much to suffer +when the affair became public. + +The two young ladies were summoned from the shrubbery, +where this conversation passed, by the arrival of the very +persons of whom they had been speaking; Mr. Bingley and his +sisters came to give their personal invitation for the +long-expected ball at Netherfield, which was fixed for the +following Tuesday. The two ladies were delighted to see their +dear friend again, called it an age since they had met, and +repeatedly asked what she had been doing with herself since +their separation. To the rest of the family they paid little +attention; avoiding Mrs. Bennet as much as possible, saying not +much to Elizabeth, and nothing at all to the others. They were +soon gone again, rising from their seats with an activity which +took their brother by surprise, and hurrying off as if eager to +escape from Mrs. Bennet's civilities. + +The prospect of the Netherfield ball was extremely agreeable to +every female of the family. Mrs. Bennet chose to consider it as +given in compliment to her eldest daughter, and was particularly +flattered by receiving the invitation from Mr. Bingley himself, +instead of a ceremonious card. Jane pictured to herself a happy +evening in the society of her two friends, and the attentions of +her brother; and Elizabeth thought with pleasure of dancing a +great deal with Mr. Wickham, and of seeing a confirmation of +everything in Mr. Darcy's look and behavior. The happiness +anticipated by Catherine and Lydia depended less on any single +event, or any particular person, for though they each, like +Elizabeth, meant to dance half the evening with Mr. Wickham, +he was by no means the only partner who could satisfy them, and +a ball was, at any rate, a ball. And even Mary could assure her +family that she had no disinclination for it. + +"While I can have my mornings to myself," said she, "it is +enough--I think it is no sacrifice to join occasionally in evening +engagements. Society has claims on us all; and I profess myself +one of those who consider intervals of recreation and amusement +as desirable for everybody." + +Elizabeth's spirits were so high on this occasion, that though she +did not often speak unnecessarily to Mr. Collins, she could not +help asking him whether he intended to accept Mr. Bingley's +invitation, and if he did, whether he would think it proper to join +in the evening's amusement; and she was rather surprised to find +that he entertained no scruple whatever on that head, and was +very far from dreading a rebuke either from the Archbishop, or +Lady Catherine de Bourgh, by venturing to dance. + +"I am by no means of the opinion, I assure you," said he, "that +a ball of this kind, given by a young man of character, to +respectable people, can have any evil tendency; and I am so +far from objecting to dancing myself, that I shall hope to be +honoured with the hands of all my fair cousins in the course of +the evening; and I take this opportunity of soliciting yours, Miss +Elizabeth, for the two first dances especially, a preference which +I trust my cousin Jane will attribute to the right cause, and not +to any disrespect for her." + +Elizabeth felt herself completely taken in. She had fully +proposed being engaged by Mr. Wickham for those very dances; +and to have Mr. Collins instead! her liveliness had never been +worse timed. There was no help for it, however. Mr. Wickham's +happiness and her own were perforce delayed a little longer, +and Mr. Collins's proposal accepted with as good a grace as she +could. She was not the better pleased with his gallantry from +the idea it suggested of something more. It now first struck +her, that _she_ was selected from among her sisters as worthy of +being mistress of Hunsford Parsonage, and of assisting to form +a quadrille table at Rosings, in the absence of more eligible +visitors. The idea soon reached to conviction, as she observed +his increasing civilities toward herself, and heard his +frequent attempt at a compliment on her wit and vivacity; and +though more astonished than gratified herself by this effect +of her charms, it was not long before her mother gave her to +understand that the probability of their marriage was extremely +agreeable to _her_. Elizabeth, however, did not choose to take +the hint, being well aware that a serious dispute must be the +consequence of any reply. Mr. Collins might never make the +offer, and till he did, it was useless to quarrel about him. + +If there had not been a Netherfield ball to prepare for and talk +of, the younger Miss Bennets would have been in a very pitiable +state at this time, for from the day of the invitation, to the day +of the ball, there was such a succession of rain as prevented their +walking to Meryton once. No aunt, no officers, no news could +be sought after--the very shoe-roses for Netherfield were got +by proxy. Even Elizabeth might have found some trial of her +patience in weather which totally suspended the improvement of +her acquaintance with Mr. Wickham; and nothing less than a +dance on Tuesday, could have made such a Friday, Saturday, +Sunday, and Monday endurable to Kitty and Lydia. + + + +Chapter 18 + + +Till Elizabeth entered the drawing-room at Netherfield, and +looked in vain for Mr. Wickham among the cluster of red coats +there assembled, a doubt of his being present had never occurred +to her. The certainty of meeting him had not been checked by +any of those recollections that might not unreasonably have +alarmed her. She had dressed with more than usual care, and +prepared in the highest spirits for the conquest of all that +remained unsubdued of his heart, trusting that it was not more +than might be won in the course of the evening. But in an +instant arose the dreadful suspicion of his being purposely +omitted for Mr. Darcy's pleasure in the Bingleys' invitation +to the officers; and though this was not exactly the case, the +absolute fact of his absence was pronounced by his friend Denny, +to whom Lydia eagerly applied, and who told them that Wickham +had been obliged to go to town on business the day before, and +was not yet returned; adding, with a significant smile, "I do not +imagine his business would have called him away just now, if he +had not wanted to avoid a certain gentleman here." + +This part of his intelligence, though unheard by Lydia, was +caught by Elizabeth, and, as it assured her that Darcy was not +less answerable for Wickham's absence than if her first surmise +had been just, every feeling of displeasure against the former +was so sharpened by immediate disappointment, that she could +hardly reply with tolerable civility to the polite inquiries +which he directly afterwards approached to make. Attendance, +forbearance, patience with Darcy, was injury to Wickham. She +was resolved against any sort of conversation with him, and +turned away with a degree of ill-humour which she could not +wholly surmount even in speaking to Mr. Bingley, whose blind +partiality provoked her. + +But Elizabeth was not formed for ill-humour; and though every +prospect of her own was destroyed for the evening, it could not +dwell long on her spirits; and having told all her griefs to +Charlotte Lucas, whom she had not seen for a week, she was +soon able to make a voluntary transition to the oddities of her +cousin, and to point him out to her particular notice. The first +two dances, however, brought a return of distress; they were +dances of mortification. Mr. Collins, awkward and solemn, +apologising instead of attending, and often moving wrong +without being aware of it, gave her all the shame and misery +which a disagreeable partner for a couple of dances can give. +The moment of her release from him was ecstasy. + +She danced next with an officer, and had the refreshment of +talking of Wickham, and of hearing that he was universally liked. +When those dances were over, she returned to Charlotte Lucas, +and was in conversation with her, when she found herself +suddenly addressed by Mr. Darcy who took her so much by surprise +in his application for her hand, that, without knowing what she +did, she accepted him. He walked away again immediately, and +she was left to fret over her own want of presence of mind; +Charlotte tried to console her: + +"I dare say you will find him very agreeable." + +"Heaven forbid! _That_ would be the greatest misfortune of all! +To find a man agreeable whom one is determined to hate! Do not +wish me such an evil." + +When the dancing recommenced, however, and Darcy approached to +claim her hand, Charlotte could not help cautioning her in a +whisper, not to be a simpleton, and allow her fancy for Wickham +to make her appear unpleasant in the eyes of a man ten times his +consequence. Elizabeth made no answer, and took her place in +the set, amazed at the dignity to which she was arrived in being +allowed to stand opposite to Mr. Darcy, and reading in her +neighbours' looks, their equal amazement in beholding it. They +stood for some time without speaking a word; and she began to +imagine that their silence was to last through the two dances, +and at first was resolved not to break it; till suddenly +fancying that it would be the greater punishment to her partner +to oblige him to talk, she made some slight observation on the +dance. He replied, and was again silent. After a pause of +some minutes, she addressed him a second time with:--"It is +_your_ turn to say something now, Mr. Darcy. I talked about +the dance, and _you_ ought to make some sort of remark on the +size of the room, or the number of couples." + +He smiled, and assured her that whatever she wished him to say +should be said. + +"Very well. That reply will do for the present. Perhaps by and +by I may observe that private balls are much pleasanter than +public ones. But _now_ we may be silent." + +"Do you talk by rule, then, while you are dancing?" + +"Sometimes. One must speak a little, you know. It would look +odd to be entirely silent for half an hour together; and yet for +the advantage of _some_, conversation ought to be so arranged, as +that they may have the trouble of saying as little as possible." + +"Are you consulting your own feelings in the present case, or do +you imagine that you are gratifying mine?" + +"Both," replied Elizabeth archly; "for I have always seen a great +similarity in the turn of our minds. We are each of an unsocial, +taciturn disposition, unwilling to speak, unless we expect to say +something that will amaze the whole room, and be handed down +to posterity with all the eclat of a proverb." + +"This is no very striking resemblance of your own character, +I am sure," said he. "How near it may be to _mine_, I cannot +pretend to say. _You_ think it a faithful portrait undoubtedly." + +"I must not decide on my own performance." + +He made no answer, and they were again silent till they had gone +down the dance, when he asked her if she and her sisters did not +very often walk to Meryton. She answered in the affirmative, +and, unable to resist the temptation, added, "When you met us +there the other day, we had just been forming a new acquaintance." + +The effect was immediate. A deeper shade of _hauteur_ overspread +his features, but he said not a word, and Elizabeth, though +blaming herself for her own weakness, could not go on. At +length Darcy spoke, and in a constrained manner said, "Mr. +Wickham is blessed with such happy manners as may ensure his +_making_ friends--whether he may be equally capable of _retaining_ +them, is less certain." + +"He has been so unlucky as to lose _your_ friendship," replied +Elizabeth with emphasis, "and in a manner which he is likely to +suffer from all his life." + +Darcy made no answer, and seemed desirous of changing the +subject. At that moment, Sir William Lucas appeared close to +them, meaning to pass through the set to the other side of the +room; but on perceiving Mr. Darcy, he stopped with a bow of +superior courtesy to compliment him on his dancing and his +partner. + +"I have been most highly gratified indeed, my dear sir. Such +very superior dancing is not often seen. It is evident that you +belong to the first circles. Allow me to say, however, that your +fair partner does not disgrace you, and that I must hope to have +this pleasure often repeated, especially when a certain desirable +event, my dear Eliza (glancing at her sister and Bingley) shall +take place. What congratulations will then flow in! I appeal to +Mr. Darcy:--but let me not interrupt you, sir. You will not +thank me for detaining you from the bewitching converse of that +young lady, whose bright eyes are also upbraiding me." + +The latter part of this address was scarcely heard by Darcy; +but Sir William's allusion to his friend seemed to strike him +forcibly, and his eyes were directed with a very serious +expression towards Bingley and Jane, who were dancing together. +Recovering himself, however, shortly, he turned to his partner, +and said, "Sir William's interruption has made me forget what +we were talking of." + +"I do not think we were speaking at all. Sir William could not +have interrupted two people in the room who had less to say for +themselves. We have tried two or three subjects already without +success, and what we are to talk of next I cannot imagine." + +"What think you of books?" said he, smiling. + +"Books--oh! no. I am sure we never read the same, or not with +the same feelings." + +"I am sorry you think so; but if that be the case, there can at +least be no want of subject. We may compare our different +opinions." + +"No--I cannot talk of books in a ball-room; my head is always +full of something else." + +"The _present_ always occupies you in such scenes--does it?" +said he, with a look of doubt. + +"Yes, always," she replied, without knowing what she said, +for her thoughts had wandered far from the subject, as soon +afterwards appeared by her suddenly exclaiming, "I remember +hearing you once say, Mr. Darcy, that you hardly ever forgave, +that your resentment once created was unappeasable. You are +very cautious, I suppose, as to its _being created_." + +"I am," said he, with a firm voice. + +"And never allow yourself to be blinded by prejudice?" + +"I hope not." + +"It is particularly incumbent on those who never change their +opinion, to be secure of judging properly at first." + +"May I ask to what these questions tend?" + +"Merely to the illustration of _your_ character," said she, +endeavouring to shake off her gravity. "I am trying to make +it out." + +"And what is your success?" + +She shook her head. "I do not get on at all. I hear such +different accounts of you as puzzle me exceedingly." + +"I can readily believe," answered he gravely, "that reports may +vary greatly with respect to me; and I could wish, Miss Bennet, +that you were not to sketch my character at the present moment, +as there is reason to fear that the performance would reflect no +credit on either." + +"But if I do not take your likeness now, I may never have +another opportunity." + +"I would by no means suspend any pleasure of yours," he coldly +replied. She said no more, and they went down the other dance +and parted in silence; and on each side dissatisfied, though not +to an equal degree, for in Darcy's breast there was a tolerable +powerful feeling towards her, which soon procured her pardon, +and directed all his anger against another. + +They had not long separated, when Miss Bingley came towards +her, and with an expression of civil disdain accosted her: + +"So, Miss Eliza, I hear you are quite delighted with George +Wickham! Your sister has been talking to me about him, and +asking me a thousand questions; and I find that the young man +quite forgot to tell you, among his other communication, that +he was the son of old Wickham, the late Mr. Darcy's steward. +Let me recommend you, however, as a friend, not to give implicit +confidence to all his assertions; for as to Mr. Darcy's using +him ill, it is perfectly false; for, on the contrary, he has +always been remarkably kind to him, though George Wickham has +treated Mr. Darcy in a most infamous manner. I do not know the +particulars, but I know very well that Mr. Darcy is not in the +least to blame, that he cannot bear to hear George Wickham +mentioned, and that though my brother thought that he could not +well avoid including him in his invitation to the officers, he +was excessively glad to find that he had taken himself out of the +way. His coming into the country at all is a most insolent thing, +indeed, and I wonder how he could presume to do it. I pity you, +Miss Eliza, for this discovery of your favourite's guilt; but +really, considering his descent, one could not expect much better." + +"His guilt and his descent appear by your account to be the +same," said Elizabeth angrily; "for I have heard you accuse him +of nothing worse than of being the son of Mr. Darcy's steward, +and of _that_, I can assure you, he informed me himself." + +"I beg your pardon," replied Miss Bingley, turning away with a +sneer. "Excuse my interference--it was kindly meant." + +"Insolent girl!" said Elizabeth to herself. "You are much +mistaken if you expect to influence me by such a paltry attack +as this. I see nothing in it but your own wilful ignorance and +the malice of Mr. Darcy." She then sought her eldest sister, who +has undertaken to make inquiries on the same subject of Bingley. +Jane met her with a smile of such sweet complacency, a glow of +such happy expression, as sufficiently marked how well she was +satisfied with the occurrences of the evening. Elizabeth instantly +read her feelings, and at that moment solicitude for Wickham, +resentment against his enemies, and everything else, gave way +before the hope of Jane's being in the fairest way for happiness. + +"I want to know," said she, with a countenance no less smiling +than her sister's, "what you have learnt about Mr. Wickham. +But perhaps you have been too pleasantly engaged to think of +any third person; in which case you may be sure of my pardon." + +"No," replied Jane, "I have not forgotten him; but I have nothing +satisfactory to tell you. Mr. Bingley does not know the whole of +his history, and is quite ignorant of the circumstances which have +principally offended Mr. Darcy; but he will vouch for the good +conduct, the probity, and honour of his friend, and is perfectly +convinced that Mr. Wickham has deserved much less attention +from Mr. Darcy than he has received; and I am sorry to say by +his account as well as his sister's, Mr. Wickham is by no means a +respectable young man. I am afraid he has been very imprudent, +and has deserved to lose Mr. Darcy's regard." + +"Mr. Bingley does not know Mr. Wickham himself?" + +"No; he never saw him till the other morning at Meryton." + +"This account then is what he has received from Mr. Darcy. +I am satisfied. But what does he say of the living?" + +"He does not exactly recollect the circumstances, though he has +heard them from Mr. Darcy more than once, but he believes that +it was left to him _conditionally_ only." + +"I have not a doubt of Mr. Bingley's sincerity," said Elizabeth +warmly; "but you must excuse my not being convinced by +assurances only. Mr. Bingley's defense of his friend was a very +able one, I dare say; but since he is unacquainted with several +parts of the story, and has learnt the rest from that friend +himself, I shall venture to still think of both gentlemen as I +did before." + +She then changed the discourse to one more gratifying to each, +and on which there could be no difference of sentiment. +Elizabeth listened with delight to the happy, though modest +hopes which Jane entertained of Mr. Bingley's regard, and said +all in her power to heighten her confidence in it. On their being +joined by Mr. Bingley himself, Elizabeth withdrew to Miss +Lucas; to whose inquiry after the pleasantness of her last partner +she had scarcely replied, before Mr. Collins came up to them, +and told her with great exultation that he had just been so +fortunate as to make a most important discovery. + +"I have found out," said he, "by a singular accident, that there +is now in the room a near relation of my patroness. I happened +to overhear the gentleman himself mentioning to the young lady who +does the honours of the house the names of his cousin Miss de +Bourgh, and of her mother Lady Catherine. How wonderfully these +sort of things occur! Who would have thought of my meeting with, +perhaps, a nephew of Lady Catherine de Bourgh in this assembly! +I am most thankful that the discovery is made in time for me to +pay my respects to him, which I am now going to do, and trust +he will excuse my not having done it before. My total ignorance +of the connection must plead my apology." + +"You are not going to introduce yourself to Mr. Darcy!" + +"Indeed I am. I shall entreat his pardon for not having done it +earlier. I believe him to be Lady Catherine's _nephew_. It will +be in my power to assure him that her ladyship was quite well +yesterday se'nnight." + +Elizabeth tried hard to dissuade him from such a scheme, +assuring him that Mr. Darcy would consider his addressing him +without introduction as an impertinent freedom, rather than a +compliment to his aunt; that it was not in the least necessary +there should be any notice on either side; and that if it were, +it must belong to Mr. Darcy, the superior in consequence, to +begin the acquaintance. Mr. Collins listened to her with the +determined air of following his own inclination, and, when she +ceased speaking, replied thus: + +"My dear Miss Elizabeth, I have the highest opinion in the world +in your excellent judgement in all matters within the scope of +your understanding; but permit me to say, that there must be a +wide difference between the established forms of ceremony amongst +the laity, and those which regulate the clergy; for, give me +leave to observe that I consider the clerical office as equal in +point of dignity with the highest rank in the kingdom--provided +that a proper humility of behaviour is at the same time +maintained. You must therefore allow me to follow the dictates +of my conscience on this occasion, which leads me to perform what +I look on as a point of duty. Pardon me for neglecting to profit +by your advice, which on every other subject shall be my constant +guide, though in the case before us I consider myself more fitted +by education and habitual study to decide on what is right than +a young lady like yourself." And with a low bow he left her to +attack Mr. Darcy, whose reception of his advances she eagerly +watched, and whose astonishment at being so addressed was very +evident. Her cousin prefaced his speech with a solemn bow and +though she could not hear a word of it, she felt as if hearing +it all, and saw in the motion of his lips the words "apology," +"Hunsford," and "Lady Catherine de Bourgh." It vexed her to +see him expose himself to such a man. Mr. Darcy was eyeing him +with unrestrained wonder, and when at last Mr. Collins allowed +him time to speak, replied with an air of distant civility. Mr. +Collins, however, was not discouraged from speaking again, and +Mr. Darcy's contempt seemed abundantly increasing with the length +of his second speech, and at the end of it he only made him a +slight bow, and moved another way. Mr. Collins then returned +to Elizabeth. + +"I have no reason, I assure you," said he, "to be dissatisfied +with my reception. Mr. Darcy seemed much pleased with the +attention. He answered me with the utmost civility, and even +paid me the compliment of saying that he was so well convinced +of Lady Catherine's discernment as to be certain she could never +bestow a favour unworthily. It was really a very handsome +thought. Upon the whole, I am much pleased with him." + +As Elizabeth had no longer any interest of her own to pursue, +she turned her attention almost entirely on her sister and Mr. +Bingley; and the train of agreeable reflections which her +observations gave birth to, made her perhaps almost as happy as +Jane. She saw her in idea settled in that very house, in all the +felicity which a marriage of true affection could bestow; and she +felt capable, under such circumstances, of endeavouring even to +like Bingley's two sisters. Her mother's thoughts she plainly +saw were bent the same way, and she determined not to venture +near her, lest she might hear too much. When they sat down to +supper, therefore, she considered it a most unlucky perverseness +which placed them within one of each other; and deeply was she +vexed to find that her mother was talking to that one person +(Lady Lucas) freely, openly, and of nothing else but her +expectation that Jane would soon be married to Mr. Bingley. It +was an animating subject, and Mrs. Bennet seemed incapable of +fatigue while enumerating the advantages of the match. His +being such a charming young man, and so rich, and living but +three miles from them, were the first points of self-gratulation; +and then it was such a comfort to think how fond the two sisters +were of Jane, and to be certain that they must desire the +connection as much as she could do. It was, moreover, such a +promising thing for her younger daughters, as Jane's marrying so +greatly must throw them in the way of other rich men; and lastly, +it was so pleasant at her time of life to be able to consign her +single daughters to the care of their sister, that she might not +be obliged to go into company more than she liked. It was +necessary to make this circumstance a matter of pleasure, +because on such occasions it is the etiquette; but no one was less +likely than Mrs. Bennet to find comfort in staying home at any +period of her life. She concluded with many good wishes that +Lady Lucas might soon be equally fortunate, though evidently +and triumphantly believing there was no chance of it. + +In vain did Elizabeth endeavour to check the rapidity of her +mother's words, or persuade her to describe her felicity in a +less audible whisper; for, to her inexpressible vexation, she +could perceive that the chief of it was overheard by Mr. Darcy, +who sat opposite to them. Her mother only scolded her for +being nonsensical. + +"What is Mr. Darcy to me, pray, that I should be afraid of him? +I am sure we owe him no such particular civility as to be obliged +to say nothing _he_ may not like to hear." + +"For heaven's sake, madam, speak lower. What advantage can +it be for you to offend Mr. Darcy? You will never recommend +yourself to his friend by so doing!" + +Nothing that she could say, however, had any influence. Her +mother would talk of her views in the same intelligible tone. +Elizabeth blushed and blushed again with shame and vexation. +She could not help frequently glancing her eye at Mr. Darcy, +though every glance convinced her of what she dreaded; for +though he was not always looking at her mother, she was +convinced that his attention was invariably fixed by her. +The expression of his face changed gradually from indignant +contempt to a composed and steady gravity. + +At length, however, Mrs. Bennet had no more to say; and Lady +Lucas, who had been long yawning at the repetition of delights +which she saw no likelihood of sharing, was left to the comforts +of cold ham and chicken. Elizabeth now began to revive. But +not long was the interval of tranquillity; for, when supper was +over, singing was talked of, and she had the mortification of +seeing Mary, after very little entreaty, preparing to oblige the +company. By many significant looks and silent entreaties, did +she endeavour to prevent such a proof of complaisance, but in +vain; Mary would not understand them; such an opportunity of +exhibiting was delightful to her, and she began her song. +Elizabeth's eyes were fixed on her with most painful sensations, +and she watched her progress through the several stanzas with +an impatience which was very ill rewarded at their close; for +Mary, on receiving, amongst the thanks of the table, the hint of +a hope that she might be prevailed on to favour them again, after +the pause of half a minute began another. Mary's powers were +by no means fitted for such a display; her voice was weak, and +her manner affected. Elizabeth was in agonies. She looked at +Jane, to see how she bore it; but Jane was very composedly +talking to Bingley. She looked at his two sisters, and saw +them making signs of derision at each other, and at Darcy, who +continued, however, imperturbably grave. She looked at her +father to entreat his interference, lest Mary should be singing all +night. He took the hint, and when Mary had finished her second +song, said aloud, "That will do extremely well, child. You have +delighted us long enough. Let the other young ladies have time +to exhibit." + +Mary, though pretending not to hear, was somewhat disconcerted; +and Elizabeth, sorry for her, and sorry for her father's speech, +was afraid her anxiety had done no good. Others of the party +were now applied to. + +"If I," said Mr. Collins, "were so fortunate as to be able to sing, +I should have great pleasure, I am sure, in obliging the company +with an air; for I consider music as a very innocent diversion, +and perfectly compatible with the profession of a clergyman. I do +not mean, however, to assert that we can be justified in devoting +too much of our time to music, for there are certainly other things +to be attended to. The rector of a parish has much to do. In the +first place, he must make such an agreement for tithes as may be +beneficial to himself and not offensive to his patron. He must +write his own sermons; and the time that remains will not be too +much for his parish duties, and the care and improvement of his +dwelling, which he cannot be excused from making as comfortable +as possible. And I do not think it of light importance that he +should have attentive and conciliatory manner towards everybody, +especially towards those to whom he owes his preferment. I +cannot acquit him of that duty; nor could I think well of the +man who should omit an occasion of testifying his respect +towards anybody connected with the family." And with a bow to +Mr. Darcy, he concluded his speech, which had been spoken so +loud as to be heard by half the room. Many stared--many smiled; +but no one looked more amused than Mr. Bennet himself, while +his wife seriously commended Mr. Collins for having spoken so +sensibly, and observed in a half-whisper to Lady Lucas, that he +was a remarkably clever, good kind of young man. + +To Elizabeth it appeared that, had her family made an agreement +to expose themselves as much as they could during the +evening, it would have been impossible for them to play their +parts with more spirit or finer success; and happy did she think +it for Bingley and her sister that some of the exhibition had +escaped his notice, and that his feelings were not of a sort to +be much distressed by the folly which he must have witnessed. +That his two sisters and Mr. Darcy, however, should have such +an opportunity of ridiculing her relations, was bad enough, and +she could not determine whether the silent contempt of the +gentleman, or the insolent smiles of the ladies, were more +intolerable. + +The rest of the evening brought her little amusement. She was +teased by Mr. Collins, who continued most perseveringly by her +side, and though he could not prevail on her to dance with him +again, put it out of her power to dance with others. In vain +did she entreat him to stand up with somebody else, and offer to +introduce him to any young lady in the room. He assured her, +that as to dancing, he was perfectly indifferent to it; that his +chief object was by delicate attentions to recommend himself to +her and that he should therefore make a point of remaining close +to her the whole evening. There was no arguing upon such a +project. She owed her greatest relief to her friend Miss Lucas, +who often joined them, and good-naturedly engaged Mr. Collins's +conversation to herself. + +She was at least free from the offense of Mr. Darcy's further +notice; though often standing within a very short distance of her, +quite disengaged, he never came near enough to speak. She felt +it to be the probable consequence of her allusions to Mr. Wickham, +and rejoiced in it. + +The Longbourn party were the last of all the company to depart, +and, by a manoeuvre of Mrs. Bennet, had to wait for their +carriage a quarter of an hour after everybody else was gone, +which gave them time to see how heartily they were wished +away by some of the family. Mrs. Hurst and her sister scarcely +opened their mouths, except to complain of fatigue, and were +evidently impatient to have the house to themselves. They +repulsed every attempt of Mrs. Bennet at conversation, and by +so doing threw a languor over the whole party, which was very +little relieved by the long speeches of Mr. Collins, who was +complimenting Mr. Bingley and his sisters on the elegance of +their entertainment, and the hospitality and politeness which had +marked their behaviour to their guests. Darcy said nothing at all. +Mr. Bennet, in equal silence, was enjoying the scene. Mr. +Bingley and Jane were standing together, a little detached from +the rest, and talked only to each other. Elizabeth preserved as +steady a silence as either Mrs. Hurst or Miss Bingley; and even +Lydia was too much fatigued to utter more than the occasional +exclamation of "Lord, how tired I am!" accompanied by a +violent yawn. + +When at length they arose to take leave, Mrs. Bennet was most +pressingly civil in her hope of seeing the whole family soon +at Longbourn, and addressed herself especially to Mr. Bingley, +to assure him how happy he would make them by eating a family +dinner with them at any time, without the ceremony of a formal +invitation. Bingley was all grateful pleasure, and he readily +engaged for taking the earliest opportunity of waiting on her, +after his return from London, whither he was obliged to go the +next day for a short time. + +Mrs. Bennet was perfectly satisfied, and quitted the house under +the delightful persuasion that, allowing for the necessary +preparations of settlements, new carriages, and wedding clothes, +she should undoubtedly see her daughter settled at Netherfield in +the course of three or four months. Of having another daughter +married to Mr. Collins, she thought with equal certainty, and +with considerable, though not equal, pleasure. Elizabeth was the +least dear to her of all her children; and though the man and the +match were quite good enough for _her_, the worth of each was +eclipsed by Mr. Bingley and Netherfield. + + + +Chapter 19 + + +The next day opened a new scene at Longbourn. Mr. Collins +made his declaration in form. Having resolved to do it without +loss of time, as his leave of absence extended only to the +following Saturday, and having no feelings of diffidence to make +it distressing to himself even at the moment, he set about it +in a very orderly manner, with all the observances, which +he supposed a regular part of the business. On finding Mrs. +Bennet, Elizabeth, and one of the younger girls together, soon +after breakfast, he addressed the mother in these words: + +"May I hope, madam, for your interest with your fair daughter +Elizabeth, when I solicit for the honour of a private audience +with her in the course of this morning?" + +Before Elizabeth had time for anything but a blush of surprise, +Mrs. Bennet answered instantly, "Oh dear!--yes--certainly. I +am sure Lizzy will be very happy--I am sure she can have no +objection. Come, Kitty, I want you upstairs." And, gathering +her work together, she was hastening away, when Elizabeth +called out: + +"Dear madam, do not go. I beg you will not go. Mr. Collins +must excuse me. He can have nothing to say to me that anybody +need not hear. I am going away myself." + +"No, no, nonsense, Lizzy. I desire you to stay where you are." +And upon Elizabeth's seeming really, with vexed and embarrassed +looks, about to escape, she added: "Lizzy, I _insist_ upon your +staying and hearing Mr. Collins." + +Elizabeth would not oppose such an injunction--and a moment's +consideration making her also sensible that it would be wisest to +get it over as soon and as quietly as possible, she sat down again +and tried to conceal, by incessant employment the feelings which +were divided between distress and diversion. Mrs. Bennet and Kitty +walked off, and as soon as they were gone, Mr. Collins began. + +"Believe me, my dear Miss Elizabeth, that your modesty, so far +from doing you any disservice, rather adds to your other +perfections. You would have been less amiable in my eyes had +there _not_ been this little unwillingness; but allow me to assure +you, that I have your respected mother's permission for this +address. You can hardly doubt the purport of my discourse, +however your natural delicacy may lead you to dissemble; my +attentions have been too marked to be mistaken. Almost as soon +as I entered the house, I singled you out as the companion of +my future life. But before I am run away with by my feelings on +this subject, perhaps it would be advisable for me to state my +reasons for marrying--and, moreover, for coming into Hertfordshire +with the design of selecting a wife, as I certainly did." + +The idea of Mr. Collins, with all his solemn composure, being +run away with by his feelings, made Elizabeth so near laughing, +that she could not use the short pause he allowed in any attempt +to stop him further, and he continued: + +"My reasons for marrying are, first, that I think it a right +thing for every clergyman in easy circumstances (like myself) to +set the example of matrimony in his parish; secondly, that I am +convinced that it will add very greatly to my happiness; and +thirdly--which perhaps I ought to have mentioned earlier, that +it is the particular advice and recommendation of the very noble +lady whom I have the honour of calling patroness. Twice has +she condescended to give me her opinion (unasked too!) on this +subject; and it was but the very Saturday night before I left +Hunsford--between our pools at quadrille, while Mrs. Jenkinson +was arranging Miss de Bourgh's footstool, that she said, 'Mr. +Collins, you must marry. A clergyman like you must marry. +Choose properly, choose a gentlewoman for _my_ sake; and for +your _own_, let her be an active, useful sort of person, not brought +up high, but able to make a small income go a good way. This is +my advice. Find such a woman as soon as you can, bring her to +Hunsford, and I will visit her.' Allow me, by the way, to +observe, my fair cousin, that I do not reckon the notice and +kindness of Lady Catherine de Bourgh as among the least of the +advantages in my power to offer. You will find her manners +beyond anything I can describe; and your wit and vivacity, I +think, must be acceptable to her, especially when tempered with +the silence and respect which her rank will inevitably excite. +Thus much for my general intention in favour of matrimony; +it remains to be told why my views were directed towards +Longbourn instead of my own neighbourhood, where I can +assure you there are many amiable young women. But the fact +is, that being, as I am, to inherit this estate after the death of +your honoured father (who, however, may live many years +longer), I could not satisfy myself without resolving to choose a +wife from among his daughters, that the loss to them might be as +little as possible, when the melancholy event takes place--which, +however, as I have already said, may not be for several years. +This has been my motive, my fair cousin, and I flatter myself it +will not sink me in your esteem. And now nothing remains +for me but to assure you in the most animated language of the +violence of my affection. To fortune I am perfectly indifferent, +and shall make no demand of that nature on your father, since I +am well aware that it could not be complied with; and that one +thousand pounds in the four per cents, which will not be yours +till after your mother's decease, is all that you may ever be +entitled to. On that head, therefore, I shall be uniformly silent; +and you may assure yourself that no ungenerous reproach shall +ever pass my lips when we are married." + +It was absolutely necessary to interrupt him now. + +"You are too hasty, sir," she cried. "You forget that I have +made no answer. Let me do it without further loss of time. +Accept my thanks for the compliment you are paying me. I am +very sensible of the honour of your proposals, but it is +impossible for me to do otherwise than to decline them." + +"I am not now to learn," replied Mr. Collins, with a formal wave +of the hand, "that it is usual with young ladies to reject the +addresses of the man whom they secretly mean to accept, when +he first applies for their favour; and that sometimes the refusal +is repeated a second, or even a third time. I am therefore by no +means discouraged by what you have just said, and shall hope to +lead you to the altar ere long." + +"Upon my word, sir," cried Elizabeth, "your hope is a rather +extraordinary one after my declaration. I do assure you that I +am not one of those young ladies (if such young ladies there are) +who are so daring as to risk their happiness on the chance of +being asked a second time. I am perfectly serious in my refusal. +You could not make _me_ happy, and I am convinced that I am +the last woman in the world who could make you so. Nay, were +your friend Lady Catherine to know me, I am persuaded she +would find me in every respect ill qualified for the situation." + +"Were it certain that Lady Catherine would think so," said Mr. +Collins very gravely--"but I cannot imagine that her ladyship +would at all disapprove of you. And you may be certain when I +have the honour of seeing her again, I shall speak in the very +highest terms of your modesty, economy, and other amiable +qualification." + +"Indeed, Mr. Collins, all praise of me will be unnecessary. +You must give me leave to judge for myself, and pay me the +compliment of believing what I say. I wish you very happy and +very rich, and by refusing your hand, do all in my power to +prevent your being otherwise. In making me the offer, you must +have satisfied the delicacy of your feelings with regard to my +family, and may take possession of Longbourn estate whenever +it falls, without any self-reproach. This matter may be +considered, therefore, as finally settled." And rising as she +thus spoke, she would have quitted the room, had Mr. Collins +not thus addressed her: + +"When I do myself the honour of speaking to you next on the +subject, I shall hope to receive a more favourable answer than +you have now given me; though I am far from accusing you of +cruelty at present, because I know it to be the established +custom of your sex to reject a man on the first application, and +perhaps you have even now said as much to encourage my suit +as would be consistent with the true delicacy of the female +character." + +"Really, Mr. Collins," cried Elizabeth with some warmth, "you +puzzle me exceedingly. If what I have hitherto said can appear +to you in the form of encouragement, I know not how to express +my refusal in such a way as to convince you of its being one." + +"You must give me leave to flatter myself, my dear cousin, that +your refusal of my addresses is merely words of course. My +reasons for believing it are briefly these: It does not appear +to me that my hand is unworthy your acceptance, or that the +establishment I can offer would be any other than highly +desirable. My situation in life, my connections with the family +of de Bourgh, and my relationship to your own, are circumstances +highly in my favour; and you should take it into further +consideration, that in spite of your manifold attractions, it is +by no means certain that another offer of marriage may ever be +made you. Your portion is unhappily so small that it will in +all likelihood undo the effects of your loveliness and amiable +qualifications. As I must therefore conclude that you are not +serious in your rejection of me, I shall choose to attribute it +to your wish of increasing my love by suspense, according to the +usual practice of elegant females." + +"I do assure you, sir, that I have no pretensions whatever to that +kind of elegance which consists in tormenting a respectable man. +I would rather be paid the compliment of being believed sincere. +I thank you again and again for the honour you have done me in +your proposals, but to accept them is absolutely impossible. My +feelings in every respect forbid it. Can I speak plainer? Do not +consider me now as an elegant female, intending to plague you, +but as a rational creature, speaking the truth from her heart." + +"You are uniformly charming!" cried he, with an air of awkward +gallantry; "and I am persuaded that when sanctioned by the +express authority of both your excellent parents, my proposals +will not fail of being acceptable." + +To such perseverance in wilful self-deception Elizabeth would +make no reply, and immediately and in silence withdrew; +determined, if he persisted in considering her repeated +refusals as flattering encouragement, to apply to her father, +whose negative might be uttered in such a manner as to be +decisive, and whose behavior at least could not be mistaken +for the affectation and coquetry of an elegant female. + + + +Chapter 20 + + +Mr. Collins was not left long to the silent contemplation of his +successful love; for Mrs. Bennet, having dawdled about in the +vestibule to watch for the end of the conference, no sooner saw +Elizabeth open the door and with quick step pass her towards +the staircase, than she entered the breakfast-room, and +congratulated both him and herself in warm terms on the happy +prospect or their nearer connection. Mr. Collins received and +returned these felicitations with equal pleasure, and then +proceeded to relate the particulars of their interview, with the +result of which he trusted he had every reason to be satisfied, +since the refusal which his cousin had steadfastly given him +would naturally flow from her bashful modesty and the genuine +delicacy of her character. + +This information, however, startled Mrs. Bennet; she would +have been glad to be equally satisfied that her daughter had +meant to encourage him by protesting against his proposals, +but she dared not believe it, and could not help saying so. + +"But, depend upon it, Mr. Collins," she added, "that Lizzy shall +be brought to reason. I will speak to her about it directly. +She is a very headstrong, foolish girl, and does not know her +own interest but I will _make_ her know it." + +"Pardon me for interrupting you, madam," cried Mr. Collins; +"but if she is really headstrong and foolish, I know not whether +she would altogether be a very desirable wife to a man in my +situation, who naturally looks for happiness in the marriage +state. If therefore she actually persists in rejecting my suit, +perhaps it were better not to force her into accepting me, +because if liable to such defects of temper, she could not +contribute much to my felicity." + +"Sir, you quite misunderstand me," said Mrs. Bennet, alarmed. +"Lizzy is only headstrong in such matters as these. In everything +else she is as good-natured a girl as ever lived. I will go +directly to Mr. Bennet, and we shall very soon settle it with her, +I am sure." + +She would not give him time to reply, but hurrying instantly to +her husband, called out as she entered the library, "Oh! Mr. +Bennet, you are wanted immediately; we are all in an uproar. +You must come and make Lizzy marry Mr. Collins, for she vows +she will not have him, and if you do not make haste he will +change his mind and not have _her_." + +Mr. Bennet raised his eyes from his book as she entered, and +fixed them on her face with a calm unconcern which was not in +the least altered by her communication. + +"I have not the pleasure of understanding you," said he, when +she had finished her speech. "Of what are you talking?" + +"Of Mr. Collins and Lizzy. Lizzy declares she will not have +Mr. Collins, and Mr. Collins begins to say that he will not +have Lizzy." + +"And what am I to do on the occasion? It seems an hopeless +business." + +"Speak to Lizzy about it yourself. Tell her that you insist upon +her marrying him." + +"Let her be called down. She shall hear my opinion." + +Mrs. Bennet rang the bell, and Miss Elizabeth was summoned to +the library. + +"Come here, child," cried her father as she appeared. "I have +sent for you on an affair of importance. I understand that Mr. +Collins has made you an offer of marriage. Is it true?" Elizabeth +replied that it was. "Very well--and this offer of marriage you +have refused?" + +"I have, sir." + +"Very well. We now come to the point. Your mother insists +upon your accepting it. Is it not so, Mrs. Bennet?" + +"Yes, or I will never see her again." + +"An unhappy alternative is before you, Elizabeth. From this day +you must be a stranger to one of your parents. Your mother will +never see you again if you do _not_ marry Mr. Collins, and I will +never see you again if you _do_." + +Elizabeth could not but smile at such a conclusion of such a +beginning, but Mrs. Bennet, who had persuaded herself that her +husband regarded the affair as she wished, was excessively +disappointed. + +"What do you mean, Mr. Bennet, in talking this way? You +promised me to _insist_ upon her marrying him." + +"My dear," replied her husband, "I have two small favours to +request. First, that you will allow me the free use of my +understanding on the present occasion; and secondly, of my +room. I shall be glad to have the library to myself as soon as +may be." + +Not yet, however, in spite of her disappointment in her husband, +did Mrs. Bennet give up the point. She talked to Elizabeth again +and again; coaxed and threatened her by turns. She endeavoured +to secure Jane in her interest; but Jane, with all possible +mildness, declined interfering; and Elizabeth, sometimes with +real earnestness, and sometimes with playful gaiety, replied to +her attacks. Though her manner varied, however, her determination +never did. + +Mr. Collins, meanwhile, was meditating in solitude on what had +passed. He thought too well of himself to comprehend on what +motives his cousin could refuse him; and though his pride was +hurt, he suffered in no other way. His regard for her was quite +imaginary; and the possibility of her deserving her mother's +reproach prevented his feeling any regret. + +While the family were in this confusion, Charlotte Lucas came to +spend the day with them. She was met in the vestibule by Lydia, +who, flying to her, cried in a half whisper, "I am glad you are +come, for there is such fun here! What do you think has +happened this morning? Mr. Collins has made an offer to Lizzy, +and she will not have him." + +Charlotte hardly had time to answer, before they were joined by +Kitty, who came to tell the same news; and no sooner had they +entered the breakfast-room, where Mrs. Bennet was alone, than +she likewise began on the subject, calling on Miss Lucas for her +compassion, and entreating her to persuade her friend Lizzy to +comply with the wishes of all her family. "Pray do, my dear +Miss Lucas," she added in a melancholy tone, "for nobody is on +my side, nobody takes part with me. I am cruelly used, nobody +feels for my poor nerves." + +Charlotte's reply was spared by the entrance of Jane and +Elizabeth. + +"Aye, there she comes," continued Mrs. Bennet, "looking as +unconcerned as may be, and caring no more for us than if we +were at York, provided she can have her own way. But I tell +you, Miss Lizzy--if you take it into your head to go on refusing +every offer of marriage in this way, you will never get a husband +at all--and I am sure I do not know who is to maintain you +when your father is dead. I shall not be able to keep you--and +so I warn you. I have done with you from this very day. I told +you in the library, you know, that I should never speak to you +again, and you will find me as good as my word. I have no +pleasure in talking to undutiful children. Not that I have much +pleasure, indeed, in talking to anybody. People who suffer as +I do from nervous complaints can have no great inclination for +talking. Nobody can tell what I suffer! But it is always so. +Those who do not complain are never pitied." + +Her daughters listened in silence to this effusion, sensible +that any attempt to reason with her or soothe her would only +increase the irritation. She talked on, therefore, without +interruption from any of them, till they were joined by Mr. +Collins, who entered the room with an air more stately than +usual, and on perceiving whom, she said to the girls, "Now, I do +insist upon it, that you, all of you, hold your tongues, and +let me and Mr. Collins have a little conversation together." + +Elizabeth passed quietly out of the room, Jane and Kitty +followed, but Lydia stood her ground, determined to hear all she +could; and Charlotte, detained first by the civility of Mr. Collins, +whose inquiries after herself and all her family were very minute, +and then by a little curiosity, satisfied herself with walking to +the window and pretending not to hear. In a doleful voice Mrs. +Bennet began the projected conversation: "Oh! Mr. Collins!" + +"My dear madam," replied he, "let us be for ever silent on this +point. Far be it from me," he presently continued, in a voice that +marked his displeasure, "to resent the behaviour of your daughter. +Resignation to inevitable evils is the evil duty of us all; the +peculiar duty of a young man who has been so fortunate as I +have been in early preferment; and I trust I am resigned. +Perhaps not the less so from feeling a doubt of my positive +happiness had my fair cousin honoured me with her hand; for I +have often observed that resignation is never so perfect as when +the blessing denied begins to lose somewhat of its value in our +estimation. You will not, I hope, consider me as showing any +disrespect to your family, my dear madam, by thus withdrawing +my pretensions to your daughter's favour, without having paid +yourself and Mr. Bennet the compliment of requesting you to +interpose your authority in my behalf. My conduct may, I fear, +be objectionable in having accepted my dismission from your +daughter's lips instead of your own. But we are all liable to +error. I have certainly meant well through the whole affair. My +object has been to secure an amiable companion for myself, with +due consideration for the advantage of all your family, and if +my _manner_ has been at all reprehensible, I here beg leave to +apologise." + + + +Chapter 21 + + +The discussion of Mr. Collins's offer was now nearly at an end, +and Elizabeth had only to suffer from the uncomfortable feelings +necessarily attending it, and occasionally from some peevish +allusions of her mother. As for the gentleman himself, _his_ +feelings were chiefly expressed, not by embarrassment or +dejection, or by trying to avoid her, but by stiffness of manner +and resentful silence. He scarcely ever spoke to her, and the +assiduous attentions which he had been so sensible of himself +were transferred for the rest of the day to Miss Lucas, whose +civility in listening to him was a seasonable relief to them all, +and especially to her friend. + +The morrow produced no abatement of Mrs. Bennet's ill-humour +or ill health. Mr. Collins was also in the same state of angry +pride. Elizabeth had hoped that his resentment might shorten his +visit, but his plan did not appear in the least affected by it. +He was always to have gone on Saturday, and to Saturday he meant +to stay. + +After breakfast, the girls walked to Meryton to inquire if Mr. +Wickham were returned, and to lament over his absence from +the Netherfield ball. He joined them on their entering the town, +and attended them to their aunt's where his regret and vexation, +and the concern of everybody, was well talked over. To +Elizabeth, however, he voluntarily acknowledged that the +necessity of his absence _had_ been self-imposed. + +"I found," said he, "as the time drew near that I had better not +meet Mr. Darcy; that to be in the same room, the same party +with him for so many hours together, might be more than I could +bear, and that scenes might arise unpleasant to more than +myself." + +She highly approved his forbearance, and they had leisure for a +full discussion of it, and for all the commendation which they +civilly bestowed on each other, as Wickham and another officer +walked back with them to Longbourn, and during the walk he +particularly attended to her. His accompanying them was a +double advantage; she felt all the compliment it offered to +herself, and it was most acceptable as an occasion of introducing +him to her father and mother. + +Soon after their return, a letter was delivered to Miss Bennet; +it came from Netherfield. The envelope contained a sheet of +elegant, little, hot-pressed paper, well covered with a lady's fair, +flowing hand; and Elizabeth saw her sister's countenance change +as she read it, and saw her dwelling intently on some particular +passages. Jane recollected herself soon, and putting the letter +away, tried to join with her usual cheerfulness in the general +conversation; but Elizabeth felt an anxiety on the subject which +drew off her attention even from Wickham; and no sooner had +he and his companion taken leave, than a glance from Jane +invited her to follow her upstairs. When they had gained their +own room, Jane, taking out the letter, said: + +"This is from Caroline Bingley; what it contains has surprised me +a good deal. The whole party have left Netherfield by this time, +and are on their way to town--and without any intention of coming +back again. You shall hear what she says." + +She then read the first sentence aloud, which comprised the +information of their having just resolved to follow their brother +to town directly, and of their meaning to dine in Grosvenor +Street, where Mr. Hurst had a house. The next was in these +words: "I do not pretend to regret anything I shall leave in +Hertfordshire, except your society, my dearest friend; but we +will hope, at some future period, to enjoy many returns of that +delightful intercourse we have known, and in the meanwhile may +lessen the pain of separation by a very frequent and most +unreserved correspondence. I depend on you for that." To +these highflown expressions Elizabeth listened with all the +insensibility of distrust; and though the suddenness of their +removal surprised her, she saw nothing in it really to lament; +it was not to be supposed that their absence from Netherfield +would prevent Mr. Bingley's being there; and as to the loss of +their society, she was persuaded that Jane must cease to regard +it, in the enjoyment of his. + +"It is unlucky," said she, after a short pause, "that you should +not be able to see your friends before they leave the country. +But may we not hope that the period of future happiness to +which Miss Bingley looks forward may arrive earlier than she is +aware, and that the delightful intercourse you have known as +friends will be renewed with yet greater satisfaction as sisters? +Mr. Bingley will not be detained in London by them." + +"Caroline decidedly says that none of the party will return into +Hertfordshire this winter. I will read it to you:" + +"When my brother left us yesterday, he imagined that the +business which took him to London might be concluded in three +or four days; but as we are certain it cannot be so, and at the +same time convinced that when Charles gets to town he will be +in no hurry to leave it again, we have determined on following +him thither, that he may not be obliged to spend his vacant hours +in a comfortless hotel. Many of my acquaintances are already +there for the winter; I wish that I could hear that you, my dearest +friend, had any intention of making one of the crowd--but of +that I despair. I sincerely hope your Christmas in Hertfordshire +may abound in the gaieties which that season generally brings, +and that your beaux will be so numerous as to prevent your +feeling the loss of the three of whom we shall deprive you." + +"It is evident by this," added Jane, "that he comes back no more +this winter." + +"It is only evident that Miss Bingley does not mean that he +_should_." + +"Why will you think so? It must be his own doing. He is his +own master. But you do not know _all_. I _will_ read you the +passage which particularly hurts me. I will have no reserves +from _you_." + +"Mr. Darcy is impatient to see his sister; and, to confess the +truth, _we_ are scarcely less eager to meet her again. I really do +not think Georgiana Darcy has her equal for beauty, elegance, +and accomplishments; and the affection she inspires in Louisa +and myself is heightened into something still more interesting, +from the hope we dare entertain of her being hereafter our +sister. I do not know whether I ever before mentioned to you +my feelings on this subject; but I will not leave the country +without confiding them, and I trust you will not esteem them +unreasonable. My brother admires her greatly already; he will +have frequent opportunity now of seeing her on the most +intimate footing; her relations all wish the connection as much as +his own; and a sister's partiality is not misleading me, I think, +when I call Charles most capable of engaging any woman's +heart. With all these circumstances to favour an attachment, and +nothing to prevent it, am I wrong, my dearest Jane, in indulging +the hope of an event which will secure the happiness of so many?" + +"What do you think of _this_ sentence, my dear Lizzy?" said +Jane as she finished it. "Is it not clear enough? Does it not +expressly declare that Caroline neither expects nor wishes me to +be her sister; that she is perfectly convinced of her brother's +indifference; and that if she suspects the nature of my feelings +for him, she means (most kindly!) to put me on my guard? Can +there be any other opinion on the subject?" + +"Yes, there can; for mine is totally different. Will you hear it?" + +"Most willingly." + +"You shall have it in a few words. Miss Bingley sees that her +brother is in love with you, and wants him to marry Miss Darcy. +She follows him to town in hope of keeping him there, and tries +to persuade you that he does not care about you." + +Jane shook her head. + +"Indeed, Jane, you ought to believe me. No one who has ever +seen you together can doubt his affection. Miss Bingley, I am +sure, cannot. She is not such a simpleton. Could she have seen +half as much love in Mr. Darcy for herself, she would have +ordered her wedding clothes. But the case is this: We are not +rich enough or grand enough for them; and she is the more +anxious to get Miss Darcy for her brother, from the notion that +when there has been _one_ intermarriage, she may have less +trouble in achieving a second; in which there is certainly some +ingenuity, and I dare say it would succeed, if Miss de Bourgh +were out of the way. But, my dearest Jane, you cannot seriously +imagine that because Miss Bingley tells you her brother greatly +admires Miss Darcy, he is in the smallest degree less sensible +of _your_ merit than when he took leave of you on Tuesday, or +that it will be in her power to persuade him that, instead of +being in love with you, he is very much in love with her friend." + +"If we thought alike of Miss Bingley," replied Jane, "your +representation of all this might make me quite easy. But I know +the foundation is unjust. Caroline is incapable of wilfully +deceiving anyone; and all that I can hope in this case is that +she is deceiving herself." + +"That is right. You could not have started a more happy idea, +since you will not take comfort in mine. Believe her to be +deceived, by all means. You have now done your duty by her, +and must fret no longer." + +"But, my dear sister, can I be happy, even supposing the best, in +accepting a man whose sisters and friends are all wishing him to +marry elsewhere?" + +"You must decide for yourself," said Elizabeth; "and if, upon +mature deliberation, you find that the misery of disobliging his +two sisters is more than equivalent to the happiness of being his +wife, I advise you by all means to refuse him." + +"How can you talk so?" said Jane, faintly smiling. "You must +know that though I should be exceedingly grieved at their +disapprobation, I could not hesitate." + +"I did not think you would; and that being the case, I cannot +consider your situation with much compassion." + +"But if he returns no more this winter, my choice will never be +required. A thousand things may arise in six months!" + +The idea of his returning no more Elizabeth treated with the +utmost contempt. It appeared to her merely the suggestion of +Caroline's interested wishes, and she could not for a moment +suppose that those wishes, however openly or artfully spoken, +could influence a young man so totally independent of everyone. + +She represented to her sister as forcibly as possible what she +felt on the subject, and had soon the pleasure of seeing its +happy effect. Jane's temper was not desponding, and she was +gradually led to hope, though the diffidence of affection +sometimes overcame the hope, that Bingley would return to +Netherfield and answer every wish of her heart. + +They agreed that Mrs. Bennet should only hear of the departure +of the family, without being alarmed on the score of the +gentleman's conduct; but even this partial communication gave +her a great deal of concern, and she bewailed it as exceedingly +unlucky that the ladies should happen to go away just as they +were all getting so intimate together. After lamenting it, +however, at some length, she had the consolation that Mr. +Bingley would be soon down again and soon dining at Longbourn, +and the conclusion of all was the comfortable declaration, +that though he had been invited only to a family dinner, she +would take care to have two full courses. + + + +Chapter 22 + + +The Bennets were engaged to dine with the Lucases and again +during the chief of the day was Miss Lucas so kind as to listen +to Mr. Collins. Elizabeth took an opportunity of thanking her. +"It keeps him in good humour," said she, "and I am more obliged +to you than I can express." Charlotte assured her friend of +her satisfaction in being useful, and that it amply repaid her +for the little sacrifice of her time. This was very amiable, +but Charlotte's kindness extended farther than Elizabeth had +any conception of; its object was nothing else than to secure +her from any return of Mr. Collins's addresses, by engaging +them towards herself. Such was Miss Lucas's scheme; and +appearances were so favourable, that when they parted at night, +she would have felt almost secure of success if he had not been +to leave Hertfordshire so very soon. But here she did injustice +to the fire and independence of his character, for it led +him to escape out of Longbourn House the next morning with +admirable slyness, and hasten to Lucas Lodge to throw himself +at her feet. He was anxious to avoid the notice of his cousins, +from a conviction that if they saw him depart, they could not +fail to conjecture his design, and he was not willing to have +the attempt known till its success might be known likewise; for +though feeling almost secure, and with reason, for Charlotte had +been tolerably encouraging, he was comparatively diffident since +the adventure of Wednesday. His reception, however, was of +the most flattering kind. Miss Lucas perceived him from an +upper window as he walked towards the house, and instantly set +out to meet him accidentally in the lane. But little had she +dared to hope that so much love and eloquence awaited her there. + +In as short a time as Mr. Collins's long speeches would allow, +everything was settled between them to the satisfaction of both; +and as they entered the house he earnestly entreated her to name +the day that was to make him the happiest of men; and though +such a solicitation must be waived for the present, the lady felt +no inclination to trifle with his happiness. The stupidity with +which he was favoured by nature must guard his courtship from +any charm that could make a woman wish for its continuance; +and Miss Lucas, who accepted him solely from the pure and +disinterested desire of an establishment, cared not how soon +that establishment were gained. + +Sir William and Lady Lucas were speedily applied to for their +consent; and it was bestowed with a most joyful alacrity. Mr. +Collins's present circumstances made it a most eligible match for +their daughter, to whom they could give little fortune; and his +prospects of future wealth were exceedingly fair. Lady Lucas +began directly to calculate, with more interest than the +matter had ever excited before, how many years longer Mr. +Bennet was likely to live; and Sir William gave it as his decided +opinion, that whenever Mr. Collins should be in possession of the +Longbourn estate, it would be highly expedient that both he and +his wife should make their appearance at St. James's. The whole +family, in short, were properly overjoyed on the occasion. +The younger girls formed hopes of _coming out_ a year or two +sooner than they might otherwise have done; and the boys were +relieved from their apprehension of Charlotte's dying an old +maid. Charlotte herself was tolerably composed. She had +gained her point, and had time to consider of it. Her reflections +were in general satisfactory. Mr. Collins, to be sure, was +neither sensible nor agreeable; his society was irksome, and his +attachment to her must be imaginary. But still he would be her +husband. Without thinking highly either of men or matrimony, +marriage had always been her object; it was the only provision +for well-educated young women of small fortune, and however +uncertain of giving happiness, must be their pleasantest +preservative from want. This preservative she had now +obtained; and at the age of twenty-seven, without having ever +been handsome, she felt all the good luck of it. The least +agreeable circumstance in the business was the surprise it must +occasion to Elizabeth Bennet, whose friendship she valued +beyond that of any other person. Elizabeth would wonder, and +probably would blame her; and though her resolution was not to +be shaken, her feelings must be hurt by such a disapprobation. +She resolved to give her the information herself, and therefore +charged Mr. Collins, when he returned to Longbourn to dinner, +to drop no hint of what had passed before any of the family. A +promise of secrecy was of course very dutifully given, but it +could not be kept without difficulty; for the curiosity excited +by his long absence burst forth in such very direct questions on +his return as required some ingenuity to evade, and he was at the +same time exercising great self-denial, for he was longing to +publish his prosperous love. + +As he was to begin his journey too early on the morrow to see +any of the family, the ceremony of leave-taking was performed +when the ladies moved for the night; and Mrs. Bennet, with +great politeness and cordiality, said how happy they should be +to see him at Longbourn again, whenever his engagements might +allow him to visit them. + +"My dear madam," he replied, "this invitation is particularly +gratifying, because it is what I have been hoping to receive; and +you may be very certain that I shall avail myself of it as soon +as possible." + +They were all astonished; and Mr. Bennet, who could by no +means wish for so speedy a return, immediately said: + +"But is there not danger of Lady Catherine's disapprobation +here, my good sir? You had better neglect your relations than +run the risk of offending your patroness." + +"My dear sir," replied Mr. Collins, "I am particularly obliged +to you for this friendly caution, and you may depend upon my not +taking so material a step without her ladyship's concurrence." + +"You cannot be too much upon your guard. Risk anything +rather than her displeasure; and if you find it likely to be raised +by your coming to us again, which I should think exceedingly +probable, stay quietly at home, and be satisfied that _we_ shall +take no offence." + +"Believe me, my dear sir, my gratitude is warmly excited by +such affectionate attention; and depend upon it, you will speedily +receive from me a letter of thanks for this, and for every other +mark of your regard during my stay in Hertfordshire. As for my +fair cousins, though my absence may not be long enough to +render it necessary, I shall now take the liberty of wishing them +health and happiness, not excepting my cousin Elizabeth." + +With proper civilities the ladies then withdrew; all of them +equally surprised that he meditated a quick return. Mrs. Bennet +wished to understand by it that he thought of paying his +addresses to one of her younger girls, and Mary might have been +prevailed on to accept him. She rated his abilities much higher +than any of the others; there was a solidity in his reflections +which often struck her, and though by no means so clever as +herself, she thought that if encouraged to read and improve +himself by such an example as hers, he might become a very +agreeable companion. But on the following morning, every +hope of this kind was done away. Miss Lucas called soon after +breakfast, and in a private conference with Elizabeth related the +event of the day before. + +The possibility of Mr. Collins's fancying herself in love with her +friend had once occurred to Elizabeth within the last day or two; +but that Charlotte could encourage him seemed almost as far +from possibility as she could encourage him herself, and her +astonishment was consequently so great as to overcome at first +the bounds of decorum, and she could not help crying out: + +"Engaged to Mr. Collins! My dear Charlotte--impossible!" + +The steady countenance which Miss Lucas had commanded in +telling her story, gave way to a momentary confusion here on +receiving so direct a reproach; though, as it was no more than +she expected, she soon regained her composure, and calmly +replied: + +"Why should you be surprised, my dear Eliza? Do you think it +incredible that Mr. Collins should be able to procure any +woman's good opinion, because he was not so happy as to +succeed with you?" + +But Elizabeth had now recollected herself, and making a strong +effort for it, was able to assure with tolerable firmness that the +prospect of their relationship was highly grateful to her, and +that she wished her all imaginable happiness. + +"I see what you are feeling," replied Charlotte. "You must be +surprised, very much surprised--so lately as Mr. Collins was +wishing to marry you. But when you have had time to think it +over, I hope you will be satisfied with what I have done. I am +not romantic, you know; I never was. I ask only a comfortable +home; and considering Mr. Collins's character, connection, and +situation in life, I am convinced that my chance of happiness +with him is as fair as most people can boast on entering the +marriage state." + +Elizabeth quietly answered "Undoubtedly;" and after an +awkward pause, they returned to the rest of the family. +Charlotte did not stay much longer, and Elizabeth was then left +to reflect on what she had heard. It was a long time before she +became at all reconciled to the idea of so unsuitable a match. +The strangeness of Mr. Collins's making two offers of marriage +within three days was nothing in comparison of his being now +accepted. She had always felt that Charlotte's opinion of +matrimony was not exactly like her own, but she had not +supposed it to be possible that, when called into action, she +would have sacrificed every better feeling to worldly advantage. +Charlotte the wife of Mr. Collins was a most humiliating picture! +And to the pang of a friend disgracing herself and sunk in her +esteem, was added the distressing conviction that it was +impossible for that friend to be tolerably happy in the lot +she had chosen. + + + +Chapter 23 + + +Elizabeth was sitting with her mother and sisters, reflecting on +what she had heard, and doubting whether she was authorised to +mention it, when Sir William Lucas himself appeared, sent by his +daughter, to announce her engagement to the family. With many +compliments to them, and much self-gratulation on the prospect +of a connection between the houses, he unfolded the matter--to +an audience not merely wondering, but incredulous; for Mrs. +Bennet, with more perseverance than politeness, protested he +must be entirely mistaken; and Lydia, always unguarded and +often uncivil, boisterously exclaimed: + +"Good Lord! Sir William, how can you tell such a story? Do not +you know that Mr. Collins wants to marry Lizzy?" + +Nothing less than the complaisance of a courtier could have +borne without anger such treatment; but Sir William's good +breeding carried him through it all; and though he begged leave +to be positive as to the truth of his information, he listened +to all their impertinence with the most forbearing courtesy. + +Elizabeth, feeling it incumbent on her to relieve him from so +unpleasant a situation, now put herself forward to confirm his +account, by mentioning her prior knowledge of it from Charlotte +herself; and endeavoured to put a stop to the exclamations of her +mother and sisters by the earnestness of her congratulations to +Sir William, in which she was readily joined by Jane, and by +making a variety of remarks on the happiness that might be +expected from the match, the excellent character of Mr. Collins, +and the convenient distance of Hunsford from London. + +Mrs. Bennet was in fact too much overpowered to say a great +deal while Sir William remained; but no sooner had he left them +than her feelings found a rapid vent. In the first place, she +persisted in disbelieving the whole of the matter; secondly, she +was very sure that Mr. Collins had been taken in; thirdly, she +trusted that they would never be happy together; and fourthly, +that the match might be broken off. Two inferences, however, +were plainly deduced from the whole: one, that Elizabeth was +the real cause of the mischief; and the other that she herself had +been barbarously misused by them all; and on these two points +she principally dwelt during the rest of the day. Nothing could +console and nothing could appease her. Nor did that day wear +out her resentment. A week elapsed before she could see +Elizabeth without scolding her, a month passed away before she +could speak to Sir William or Lady Lucas without being rude, +and many months were gone before she could at all forgive their +daughter. + +Mr. Bennet's emotions were much more tranquil on the occasion, +and such as he did experience he pronounced to be of a most +agreeable sort; for it gratified him, he said, to discover that +Charlotte Lucas, whom he had been used to think tolerably +sensible, was as foolish as his wife, and more foolish than his +daughter! + +Jane confessed herself a little surprised at the match; but she +said less of her astonishment than of her earnest desire for their +happiness; nor could Elizabeth persuade her to consider it as +improbable. Kitty and Lydia were far from envying Miss Lucas, +for Mr. Collins was only a clergyman; and it affected them in no +other way than as a piece of news to spread at Meryton. + +Lady Lucas could not be insensible of triumph on being able to +retort on Mrs. Bennet the comfort of having a daughter well +married; and she called at Longbourn rather oftener than usual +to say how happy she was, though Mrs. Bennet's sour looks and +ill-natured remarks might have been enough to drive happiness +away. + +Between Elizabeth and Charlotte there was a restraint which +kept them mutually silent on the subject; and Elizabeth felt +persuaded that no real confidence could ever subsist between +them again. Her disappointment in Charlotte made her turn with +fonder regard to her sister, of whose rectitude and delicacy +she was sure her opinion could never be shaken, and for whose +happiness she grew daily more anxious, as Bingley had now been +gone a week and nothing more was heard of his return. + +Jane had sent Caroline an early answer to her letter, and was +counting the days till she might reasonably hope to hear again. +The promised letter of thanks from Mr. Collins arrived on +Tuesday, addressed to their father, and written with all the +solemnity of gratitude which a twelvemonth's abode in the +family might have prompted. After discharging his conscience +on that head, he proceeded to inform them, with many rapturous +expressions, of his happiness in having obtained the affection of +their amiable neighbour, Miss Lucas, and then explained that it +was merely with the view of enjoying her society that he had +been so ready to close with their kind wish of seeing him again +at Longbourn, whither he hoped to be able to return on Monday +fortnight; for Lady Catherine, he added, so heartily approved +his marriage, that she wished it to take place as soon as possible, +which he trusted would be an unanswerable argument with his +amiable Charlotte to name an early day for making him the +happiest of men. + +Mr. Collins's return into Hertfordshire was no longer a matter +of pleasure to Mrs. Bennet. On the contrary, she was as much +disposed to complain of it as her husband. It was very strange +that he should come to Longbourn instead of to Lucas Lodge; it +was also very inconvenient and exceedingly troublesome. She +hated having visitors in the house while her health was so +indifferent, and lovers were of all people the most disagreeable. +Such were the gentle murmurs of Mrs. Bennet, and they gave way +only to the greater distress of Mr. Bingley's continued absence. + +Neither Jane nor Elizabeth were comfortable on this subject. +Day after day passed away without bringing any other tidings of +him than the report which shortly prevailed in Meryton of his +coming no more to Netherfield the whole winter; a report which +highly incensed Mrs. Bennet, and which she never failed to +contradict as a most scandalous falsehood. + +Even Elizabeth began to fear--not that Bingley was indifferent--but +that his sisters would be successful in keeping him away. +Unwilling as she was to admit an idea so destructive of Jane's +happiness, and so dishonorable to the stability of her lover, she +could not prevent its frequently occurring. The united efforts of +his two unfeeling sisters and of his overpowering friend, assisted +by the attractions of Miss Darcy and the amusements of London +might be too much, she feared, for the strength of his attachment. + +As for Jane, _her_ anxiety under this suspense was, of course, +more painful than Elizabeth's, but whatever she felt she was +desirous of concealing, and between herself and Elizabeth, +therefore, the subject was never alluded to. But as no such +delicacy restrained her mother, an hour seldom passed in which +she did not talk of Bingley, express her impatience for his arrival, +or even require Jane to confess that if he did not come back she +would think herself very ill used. It needed all Jane's steady +mildness to bear these attacks with tolerable tranquillity. + +Mr. Collins returned most punctually on Monday fortnight, but +his reception at Longbourn was not quite so gracious as it had +been on his first introduction. He was too happy, however, to +need much attention; and luckily for the others, the business +of love-making relieved them from a great deal of his company. +The chief of every day was spent by him at Lucas Lodge, and he +sometimes returned to Longbourn only in time to make an +apology for his absence before the family went to bed. + +Mrs. Bennet was really in a most pitiable state. The very +mention of anything concerning the match threw her into an +agony of ill-humour, and wherever she went she was sure of +hearing it talked of. The sight of Miss Lucas was odious to +her. As her successor in that house, she regarded her with +jealous abhorrence. Whenever Charlotte came to see them, +she concluded her to be anticipating the hour of possession; +and whenever she spoke in a low voice to Mr. Collins, was +convinced that they were talking of the Longbourn estate, and +resolving to turn herself and her daughters out of the house, +as soon as Mr. Bennet were dead. She complained bitterly of +all this to her husband. + +"Indeed, Mr. Bennet," said she, "it is very hard to think that +Charlotte Lucas should ever be mistress of this house, that I +should be forced to make way for _her_, and live to see her take +her place in it!" + +"My dear, do not give way to such gloomy thoughts. Let us +hope for better things. Let us flatter ourselves that I may be +the survivor." + +This was not very consoling to Mrs. Bennet, and therefore, instead +of making any answer, she went on as before. + +"I cannot bear to think that they should have all this estate. +If it was not for the entail, I should not mind it." + +"What should not you mind?" + +"I should not mind anything at all." + +"Let us be thankful that you are preserved from a state of such +insensibility." + +"I never can be thankful, Mr. Bennet, for anything about the +entail. How anyone could have the conscience to entail away an +estate from one's own daughters, I cannot understand; and all +for the sake of Mr. Collins too! Why should _he_ have it more +than anybody else?" + +"I leave it to yourself to determine," said Mr. Bennet. + + + +Chapter 24 + + +Miss Bingley's letter arrived, and put an end to doubt. The very +first sentence conveyed the assurance of their being all settled +in London for the winter, and concluded with her brother's regret +at not having had time to pay his respects to his friends in +Hertfordshire before he left the country. + +Hope was over, entirely over; and when Jane could attend to the +rest of the letter, she found little, except the professed affection +of the writer, that could give her any comfort. Miss Darcy's +praise occupied the chief of it. Her many attractions were again +dwelt on, and Caroline boasted joyfully of their increasing +intimacy, and ventured to predict the accomplishment of the +wishes which had been unfolded in her former letter. She wrote +also with great pleasure of her brother's being an inmate of Mr. +Darcy's house, and mentioned with raptures some plans of the +latter with regard to new furniture. + +Elizabeth, to whom Jane very soon communicated the chief of +all this, heard it in silent indignation. Her heart was divided +between concern for her sister, and resentment against all others. +To Caroline's assertion of her brother's being partial to Miss +Darcy she paid no credit. That he was really fond of Jane, she +doubted no more than she had ever done; and much as she had +always been disposed to like him, she could not think without +anger, hardly without contempt, on that easiness of temper, that +want of proper resolution, which now made him the slave of his +designing friends, and led him to sacrifice of his own happiness +to the caprice of their inclination. Had his own happiness, +however, been the only sacrifice, he might have been allowed to +sport with it in whatever manner he thought best, but her sister's +was involved in it, as she thought he must be sensible himself. +It was a subject, in short, on which reflection would be long +indulged, and must be unavailing. She could think of nothing +else; and yet whether Bingley's regard had really died away, or +were suppressed by his friends' interference; whether he had +been aware of Jane's attachment, or whether it had escaped his +observation; whatever were the case, though her opinion of him +must be materially affected by the difference, her sister's +situation remained the same, her peace equally wounded. + +A day or two passed before Jane had courage to speak of her +feelings to Elizabeth; but at last, on Mrs. Bennet's leaving them +together, after a longer irritation than usual about Netherfield +and its master, she could not help saying: + +"Oh, that my dear mother had more command over herself! She +can have no idea of the pain she gives me by her continual +reflections on him. But I will not repine. It cannot last long. +He will be forgot, and we shall all be as we were before." + +Elizabeth looked at her sister with incredulous solicitude, but +said nothing. + +"You doubt me," cried Jane, slightly colouring; "indeed, you +have no reason. He may live in my memory as the most amiable +man of my acquaintance, but that is all. I have nothing either +to hope or fear, and nothing to reproach him with. Thank God! I +have not _that_ pain. A little time, therefore--I shall certainly +try to get the better." + +With a stronger voice she soon added, "I have this comfort +immediately, that it has not been more than an error of fancy on +my side, and that it has done no harm to anyone but myself." + +"My dear Jane!" exclaimed Elizabeth, "you are too good. Your +sweetness and disinterestedness are really angelic; I do not know +what to say to you. I feel as if I had never done you justice, or +loved you as you deserve." + +Miss Bennet eagerly disclaimed all extraordinary merit, and +threw back the praise on her sister's warm affection. + +"Nay," said Elizabeth, "this is not fair. _You_ wish to think all +the world respectable, and are hurt if I speak ill of anybody. I +only want to think _you_ perfect, and you set yourself against it. +Do not be afraid of my running into any excess, of my encroaching +on your privilege of universal good-will. You need not. There +are few people whom I really love, and still fewer of whom I think +well. The more I see of the world, the more am I dissatisfied +with it; and every day confirms my belief of the inconsistency of +all human characters, and of the little dependence that can be +placed on the appearance of merit or sense. I have met with two +instances lately, one I will not mention; the other is Charlotte's +marriage. It is unaccountable! In every view it is unaccountable!" + +"My dear Lizzy, do not give way to such feelings as these. They +will ruin your happiness. You do not make allowance enough +for difference of situation and temper. Consider Mr. Collins's +respectability, and Charlotte's steady, prudent character. +Remember that she is one of a large family; that as to fortune, +it is a most eligible match; and be ready to believe, for +everybody's sake, that she may feel something like regard and +esteem for our cousin." + +"To oblige you, I would try to believe almost anything, but no +one else could be benefited by such a belief as this; for were I +persuaded that Charlotte had any regard for him, I should only +think worse of her understanding than I now do of her heart. +My dear Jane, Mr. Collins is a conceited, pompous, narrow-minded, +silly man; you know he is, as well as I do; and you must feel, +as well as I do, that the woman who married him cannot have a +proper way of thinking. You shall not defend her, though it is +Charlotte Lucas. You shall not, for the sake of one individual, +change the meaning of principle and integrity, nor endeavour to +persuade yourself or me, that selfishness is prudence, and +insensibility of danger security for happiness." + +"I must think your language too strong in speaking of both," +replied Jane; "and I hope you will be convinced of it by seeing +them happy together. But enough of this. You alluded to +something else. You mentioned _two_ instances. I cannot +misunderstand you, but I entreat you, dear Lizzy, not to pain +me by thinking _that person_ to blame, and saying your opinion +of him is sunk. We must not be so ready to fancy ourselves +intentionally injured. We must not expect a lively young man to +be always so guarded and circumspect. It is very often nothing +but our own vanity that deceives us. Women fancy admiration +means more than it does." + +"And men take care that they should." + +"If it is designedly done, they cannot be justified; but I have no +idea of there being so much design in the world as some persons +imagine." + +"I am far from attributing any part of Mr. Bingley's conduct to +design," said Elizabeth; "but without scheming to do wrong, or +to make others unhappy, there may be error, and there may be +misery. Thoughtlessness, want of attention to other people's +feelings, and want of resolution, will do the business." + +"And do you impute it to either of those?" + +"Yes; to the last. But if I go on, I shall displease you by saying +what I think of persons you esteem. Stop me whilst you can." + +"You persist, then, in supposing his sisters influence him?" + +"Yes, in conjunction with his friend." + +"I cannot believe it. Why should they try to influence him? +They can only wish his happiness; and if he is attached to me, +no other woman can secure it." + +"Your first position is false. They may wish many things besides +his happiness; they may wish his increase of wealth and +consequence; they may wish him to marry a girl who has all the +importance of money, great connections, and pride." + +"Beyond a doubt, they _do_ wish him to choose Miss Darcy," +replied Jane; "but this may be from better feelings than you are +supposing. They have known her much longer than they have +known me; no wonder if they love her better. But, whatever +may be their own wishes, it is very unlikely they should have +opposed their brother's. What sister would think herself at +liberty to do it, unless there were something very objectionable? +If they believed him attached to me, they would not try to part +us; if he were so, they could not succeed. By supposing such +an affection, you make everybody acting unnaturally and wrong, +and me most unhappy. Do not distress me by the idea. I am not +ashamed of having been mistaken--or, at least, it is light, it +is nothing in comparison of what I should feel in thinking ill +of him or his sisters. Let me take it in the best light, in +the light in which it may be understood." + +Elizabeth could not oppose such a wish; and from this time +Mr. Bingley's name was scarcely ever mentioned between them. + +Mrs. Bennet still continued to wonder and repine at his returning +no more, and though a day seldom passed in which Elizabeth did +not account for it clearly, there was little chance of her ever +considering it with less perplexity. Her daughter endeavoured +to convince her of what she did not believe herself, that his +attentions to Jane had been merely the effect of a common and +transient liking, which ceased when he saw her no more; but +though the probability of the statement was admitted at the time, +she had the same story to repeat every day. Mrs. Bennet's best +comfort was that Mr. Bingley must be down again in the +summer. + +Mr. Bennet treated the matter differently. "So, Lizzy," said he +one day, "your sister is crossed in love, I find. I congratulate +her. Next to being married, a girl likes to be crossed a little in +love now and then. It is something to think of, and it gives her a +sort of distinction among her companions. When is your turn to +come? You will hardly bear to be long outdone by Jane. Now is +your time. Here are officers enough in Meryton to disappoint all +the young ladies in the country. Let Wickham be _your_ man. He +is a pleasant fellow, and would jilt you creditably." + +"Thank you, sir, but a less agreeable man would satisfy me. We +must not all expect Jane's good fortune." + +"True," said Mr. Bennet, "but it is a comfort to think that +whatever of that kind may befall you, you have an affectionate +mother who will make the most of it." + +Mr. Wickham's society was of material service in dispelling the +gloom which the late perverse occurrences had thrown on many +of the Longbourn family. They saw him often, and to his other +recommendations was now added that of general unreserve. +The whole of what Elizabeth had already heard, his claims on +Mr. Darcy, and all that he had suffered from him, was now +openly acknowledged and publicly canvassed; and everybody +was pleased to know how much they had always disliked Mr. +Darcy before they had known anything of the matter. + +Miss Bennet was the only creature who could suppose there might +be any extenuating circumstances in the case, unknown to the +society of Hertfordshire; her mild and steady candour always +pleaded for allowances, and urged the possibility of mistakes--but +by everybody else Mr. Darcy was condemned as the worst of men. + + + +Chapter 25 + + +After a week spent in professions of love and schemes of felicity, +Mr. Collins was called from his amiable Charlotte by the arrival +of Saturday. The pain of separation, however, might be +alleviated on his side, by preparations for the reception of his +bride; as he had reason to hope, that shortly after his return into +Hertfordshire, the day would be fixed that was to make him the +happiest of men. He took leave of his relations at Longbourn +with as much solemnity as before; wished his fair cousins health +and happiness again, and promised their father another letter of +thanks. + +On the following Monday, Mrs. Bennet had the pleasure of +receiving her brother and his wife, who came as usual to spend +the Christmas at Longbourn. Mr. Gardiner was a sensible, +gentlemanlike man, greatly superior to his sister, as well by +nature as education. The Netherfield ladies would have had +difficulty in believing that a man who lived by trade, and within +view of his own warehouses, could have been so well-bred and +agreeable. Mrs. Gardiner, who was several years younger than +Mrs. Bennet and Mrs. Phillips, was an amiable, intelligent, +elegant woman, and a great favourite with all her Longbourn +nieces. Between the two eldest and herself especially, there +subsisted a particular regard. They had frequently been staying +with her in town. + +The first part of Mrs. Gardiner's business on her arrival was to +distribute her presents and describe the newest fashions. When +this was done she had a less active part to play. It became her +turn to listen. Mrs. Bennet had many grievances to relate, and +much to complain of. They had all been very ill-used since she +last saw her sister. Two of her girls had been upon the point of +marriage, and after all there was nothing in it. + +"I do not blame Jane," she continued, "for Jane would have got +Mr. Bingley if she could. But Lizzy! Oh, sister! It is very hard +to think that she might have been Mr. Collins's wife by this time, +had it not been for her own perverseness. He made her an offer +in this very room, and she refused him. The consequence of it is, +that Lady Lucas will have a daughter married before I have, and +that the Longbourn estate is just as much entailed as ever. The +Lucases are very artful people indeed, sister. They are all for +what they can get. I am sorry to say it of them, but so it is. +It makes me very nervous and poorly, to be thwarted so in my own +family, and to have neighbours who think of themselves before +anybody else. However, your coming just at this time is the +greatest of comforts, and I am very glad to hear what you tell us, +of long sleeves." + +Mrs. Gardiner, to whom the chief of this news had been given +before, in the course of Jane and Elizabeth's correspondence +with her, made her sister a slight answer, and, in compassion to +her nieces, turned the conversation. + +When alone with Elizabeth afterwards, she spoke more on the +subject. "It seems likely to have been a desirable match for +Jane," said she. "I am sorry it went off. But these things +happen so often! A young man, such as you describe Mr. Bingley, +so easily falls in love with a pretty girl for a few weeks, and +when accident separates them, so easily forgets her, that these +sort of inconsistencies are very frequent." + +"An excellent consolation in its way," said Elizabeth, "but it will +not do for _us_. We do not suffer by _accident_. It does not often +happen that the interference of friends will persuade a young +man of independent fortune to think no more of a girl whom he +was violently in love with only a few days before." + +"But that expression of 'violently in love' is so hackneyed, +so doubtful, so indefinite, that it gives me very little idea. +It is as often applied to feelings which arise from a half-hour's +acquaintance, as to a real, strong attachment. Pray, how +_violent was_ Mr. Bingley's love?" + +"I never saw a more promising inclination; he was growing quite +inattentive to other people, and wholly engrossed by her. Every +time they met, it was more decided and remarkable. At his own +ball he offended two or three young ladies, by not asking them to +dance; and I spoke to him twice myself, without receiving an answer. +Could there be finer symptoms? Is not general incivility the very +essence of love?" + +"Oh, yes!--of that kind of love which I suppose him to have felt. +Poor Jane! I am sorry for her, because, with her disposition, she +may not get over it immediately. It had better have happened to +_you_, Lizzy; you would have laughed yourself out of it sooner. +But do you think she would be prevailed upon to go back with +us? Change of scene might be of service--and perhaps a little +relief from home may be as useful as anything." + +Elizabeth was exceedingly pleased with this proposal, and felt +persuaded of her sister's ready acquiescence. + +"I hope," added Mrs. Gardiner, "that no consideration with +regard to this young man will influence her. We live in so +different a part of town, all our connections are so different, and, +as you well know, we go out so little, that it is very improbable +that they should meet at all, unless he really comes to see her." + +"And _that_ is quite impossible; for he is now in the custody of +his friend, and Mr. Darcy would no more suffer him to call on +Jane in such a part of London! My dear aunt, how could you +think of it? Mr. Darcy may perhaps have _heard_ of such a +place as Gracechurch Street, but he would hardly think a +month's ablution enough to cleanse him from its impurities, were +he once to enter it; and depend upon it, Mr. Bingley never stirs +without him." + +"So much the better. I hope they will not meet at all. But does +not Jane correspond with his sister? _She_ will not be able to +help calling." + +"She will drop the acquaintance entirely." + +But in spite of the certainty in which Elizabeth affected to place +this point, as well as the still more interesting one of Bingley's +being withheld from seeing Jane, she felt a solicitude on the +subject which convinced her, on examination, that she did not +consider it entirely hopeless. It was possible, and sometimes she +thought it probable, that his affection might be reanimated, and +the influence of his friends successfully combated by the more +natural influence of Jane's attractions. + +Miss Bennet accepted her aunt's invitation with pleasure; and +the Bingleys were no otherwise in her thoughts at the same time, +than as she hoped by Caroline's not living in the same house +with her brother, she might occasionally spend a morning with +her, without any danger of seeing him. + +The Gardiners stayed a week at Longbourn; and what with the +Phillipses, the Lucases, and the officers, there was not a day +without its engagement. Mrs. Bennet had so carefully provided +for the entertainment of her brother and sister, that they did +not once sit down to a family dinner. When the engagement was +for home, some of the officers always made part of it--of +which officers Mr. Wickham was sure to be one; and on these +occasion, Mrs. Gardiner, rendered suspicious by Elizabeth's +warm commendation, narrowly observed them both. Without +supposing them, from what she saw, to be very seriously in love, +their preference of each other was plain enough to make her a +little uneasy; and she resolved to speak to Elizabeth on the +subject before she left Hertfordshire, and represent to her the +imprudence of encouraging such an attachment. + +To Mrs. Gardiner, Wickham had one means of affording pleasure, +unconnected with his general powers. About ten or a dozen years +ago, before her marriage, she had spent a considerable time in +that very part of Derbyshire to which he belonged. They had, +therefore, many acquaintances in common; and though Wickham had +been little there since the death of Darcy's father, it was yet +in his power to give her fresher intelligence of her former +friends than she had been in the way of procuring. + +Mrs. Gardiner had seen Pemberley, and known the late Mr. Darcy +by character perfectly well. Here consequently was an +inexhaustible subject of discourse. In comparing her recollection +of Pemberley with the minute description which Wickham could +give, and in bestowing her tribute of praise on the character of +its late possessor, she was delighting both him and herself. On +being made acquainted with the present Mr. Darcy's treatment +of him, she tried to remember some of that gentleman's reputed +disposition when quite a lad which might agree with it, and was +confident at last that she recollected having heard Mr. +Fitzwilliam Darcy formerly spoken of as a very proud, ill-natured +boy. + + + +Chapter 26 + + +Mrs. Gardiner's caution to Elizabeth was punctually and kindly +given on the first favourable opportunity of speaking to her +alone; after honestly telling her what she thought, she thus went +on: + +"You are too sensible a girl, Lizzy, to fall in love merely because +you are warned against it; and, therefore, I am not afraid of +speaking openly. Seriously, I would have you be on your guard. +Do not involve yourself or endeavour to involve him in an +affection which the want of fortune would make so very +imprudent. I have nothing to say against _him_; he is a most +interesting young man; and if he had the fortune he ought to +have, I should think you could not do better. But as it is, you +must not let your fancy run away with you. You have sense, and +we all expect you to use it. Your father would depend on +_your_ resolution and good conduct, I am sure. You must not +disappoint your father." + +"My dear aunt, this is being serious indeed." + +"Yes, and I hope to engage you to be serious likewise." + +"Well, then, you need not be under any alarm. I will take care +of myself, and of Mr. Wickham too. He shall not be in love with +me, if I can prevent it." + +"Elizabeth, you are not serious now." + +"I beg your pardon, I will try again. At present I am not in +love with Mr. Wickham; no, I certainly am not. But he is, beyond +all comparison, the most agreeable man I ever saw--and if he +becomes really attached to me--I believe it will be better that +he should not. I see the imprudence of it. Oh! _that_ abominable +Mr. Darcy! My father's opinion of me does me the greatest +honour, and I should be miserable to forfeit it. My father, +however, is partial to Mr. Wickham. In short, my dear aunt, +I should be very sorry to be the means of making any of you +unhappy; but since we see every day that where there is +affection, young people are seldom withheld by immediate want +of fortune from entering into engagements with each other, how +can I promise to be wiser than so many of my fellow-creatures +if I am tempted, or how am I even to know that it would be +wisdom to resist? All that I can promise you, therefore, is not +to be in a hurry. I will not be in a hurry to believe myself his +first object. When I am in company with him, I will not be +wishing. In short, I will do my best." + +"Perhaps it will be as well if you discourage his coming here so +very often. At least, you should not _remind_ your mother of +inviting him." + +"As I did the other day," said Elizabeth with a conscious smile: +"very true, it will be wise in me to refrain from _that_. But do +not imagine that he is always here so often. It is on your +account that he has been so frequently invited this week. You +know my mother's ideas as to the necessity of constant company +for her friends. But really, and upon my honour, I will try to do +what I think to be the wisest; and now I hope you are satisfied." + +Her aunt assured her that she was, and Elizabeth having thanked +her for the kindness of her hints, they parted; a wonderful +instance of advice being given on such a point, without being +resented. + +Mr. Collins returned into Hertfordshire soon after it had been +quitted by the Gardiners and Jane; but as he took up his abode +with the Lucases, his arrival was no great inconvenience to Mrs. +Bennet. His marriage was now fast approaching, and she was at +length so far resigned as to think it inevitable, and even +repeatedly to say, in an ill-natured tone, that she "_wished_ they +might be happy." Thursday was to be the wedding day, and on +Wednesday Miss Lucas paid her farewell visit; and when she +rose to take leave, Elizabeth, ashamed of her mother's +ungracious and reluctant good wishes, and sincerely affected +herself, accompanied her out of the room. As they went +downstairs together, Charlotte said: + +"I shall depend on hearing from you very often, Eliza." + +"_That_ you certainly shall." + +"And I have another favour to ask you. Will you come and see +me?" + +"We shall often meet, I hope, in Hertfordshire." + +"I am not likely to leave Kent for some time. Promise me, +therefore, to come to Hunsford." + +Elizabeth could not refuse, though she foresaw little pleasure +in the visit. + +"My father and Maria are coming to me in March," added +Charlotte, "and I hope you will consent to be of the party. +Indeed, Eliza, you will be as welcome as either of them." + +The wedding took place; the bride and bridegroom set off for +Kent from the church door, and everybody had as much to say, +or to hear, on the subject as usual. Elizabeth soon heard from +her friend; and their correspondence was as regular and frequent +as it had ever been; that it should be equally unreserved was +impossible. Elizabeth could never address her without feeling +that all the comfort of intimacy was over, and though determined +not to slacken as a correspondent, it was for the sake of what +had been, rather than what was. Charlotte's first letters were +received with a good deal of eagerness; there could not but be +curiosity to know how she would speak of her new home, how +she would like Lady Catherine, and how happy she would dare +pronounce herself to be; though, when the letters were read, +Elizabeth felt that Charlotte expressed herself on every point +exactly as she might have foreseen. She wrote cheerfully, +seemed surrounded with comforts, and mentioned nothing which +she could not praise. The house, furniture, neighbourhood, and +roads, were all to her taste, and Lady Catherine's behaviour +was most friendly and obliging. It was Mr. Collins's picture +of Hunsford and Rosings rationally softened; and Elizabeth +perceived that she must wait for her own visit there to know the +rest. + +Jane had already written a few lines to her sister to announce +their safe arrival in London; and when she wrote again, Elizabeth +hoped it would be in her power to say something of the +Bingleys. + +Her impatience for this second letter was as well rewarded as +impatience generally is. Jane had been a week in town without +either seeing or hearing from Caroline. She accounted for it, +however, by supposing that her last letter to her friend from +Longbourn had by some accident been lost. + +"My aunt," she continued, "is going to-morrow into that part of +the town, and I shall take the opportunity of calling in Grosvenor +Street." + +She wrote again when the visit was paid, and she had seen Miss +Bingley. "I did not think Caroline in spirits," were her words, +"but she was very glad to see me, and reproached me for giving +her no notice of my coming to London. I was right, therefore, +my last letter had never reached her. I inquired after their +brother, of course. He was well, but so much engaged with Mr. +Darcy that they scarcely ever saw him. I found that Miss Darcy +was expected to dinner. I wish I could see her. My visit was +not long, as Caroline and Mrs. Hurst were going out. I dare say +I shall see them soon here." + +Elizabeth shook her head over this letter. It convinced her that +accident only could discover to Mr. Bingley her sister's being in +town. + +Four weeks passed away, and Jane saw nothing of him. She +endeavoured to persuade herself that she did not regret it; but +she could no longer be blind to Miss Bingley's inattention. After +waiting at home every morning for a fortnight, and inventing +every evening a fresh excuse for her, the visitor did at last +appear; but the shortness of her stay, and yet more, the alteration +of her manner would allow Jane to deceive herself no longer. +The letter which she wrote on this occasion to her sister will +prove what she felt. + +"My dearest Lizzy will, I am sure, be incapable of triumphing in +her better judgement, at my expense, when I confess myself to +have been entirely deceived in Miss Bingley's regard for me. +But, my dear sister, though the event has proved you right, do +not think me obstinate if I still assert that, considering what +her behaviour was, my confidence was as natural as your suspicion. +I do not at all comprehend her reason for wishing to be intimate +with me; but if the same circumstances were to happen again, I +am sure I should be deceived again. Caroline did not return my +visit till yesterday; and not a note, not a line, did I receive +in the meantime. When she did come, it was very evident that she +had no pleasure in it; she made a slight, formal apology, for not +calling before, said not a word of wishing to see me again, and +was in every respect so altered a creature, that when she went +away I was perfectly resolved to continue the acquaintance no +longer. I pity, though I cannot help blaming her. She was very +wrong in singling me out as she did; I can safely say that every +advance to intimacy began on her side. But I pity her, because +she must feel that she has been acting wrong, and because I am +very sure that anxiety for her brother is the cause of it. I need +not explain myself farther; and though _we_ know this anxiety to +be quite needless, yet if she feels it, it will easily account +for her behaviour to me; and so deservedly dear as he is to his +sister, whatever anxiety she must feel on his behalf is natural +and amiable. I cannot but wonder, however, at her having any +such fears now, because, if he had at all cared about me, we +must have met, long ago. He knows of my being in town, I am +certain, from something she said herself; and yet it would seem, +by her manner of talking, as if she wanted to persuade herself +that he is really partial to Miss Darcy. I cannot understand it. +If I were not afraid of judging harshly, I should be almost +tempted to say that there is a strong appearance of duplicity in +all this. But I will endeavour to banish every painful thought, +and think only of what will make me happy--your affection, and +the invariable kindness of my dear uncle and aunt. Let me hear +from you very soon. Miss Bingley said something of his never +returning to Netherfield again, of giving up the house, but not +with any certainty. We had better not mention it. I am extremely +glad that you have such pleasant accounts from our friends at +Hunsford. Pray go to see them, with Sir William and Maria. I am +sure you will be very comfortable there.--Yours, etc." + +This letter gave Elizabeth some pain; but her spirits returned as +she considered that Jane would no longer be duped, by the sister +at least. All expectation from the brother was now absolutely +over. She would not even wish for a renewal of his attentions. +His character sunk on every review of it; and as a punishment for +him, as well as a possible advantage to Jane, she seriously hoped +he might really soon marry Mr. Darcy's sister, as by Wickham's +account, she would make him abundantly regret what he had +thrown away. + +Mrs. Gardiner about this time reminded Elizabeth of her promise +concerning that gentleman, and required information; and +Elizabeth had such to send as might rather give contentment to +her aunt than to herself. His apparent partiality had subsided, +his attentions were over, he was the admirer of some one else. +Elizabeth was watchful enough to see it all, but she could see it +and write of it without material pain. Her heart had been but +slightly touched, and her vanity was satisfied with believing that +_she_ would have been his only choice, had fortune permitted it. +The sudden acquisition of ten thousand pounds was the most +remarkable charm of the young lady to whom he was now rendering +himself agreeable; but Elizabeth, less clear-sighted perhaps in +this case than in Charlotte's, did not quarrel with him for his +wish of independence. Nothing, on the contrary, could be more +natural; and while able to suppose that it cost him a few struggles +to relinquish her, she was ready to allow it a wise and desirable +measure for both, and could very sincerely wish him happy. + +All this was acknowledged to Mrs. Gardiner; and after relating +the circumstances, she thus went on: "I am now convinced, my +dear aunt, that I have never been much in love; for had I really +experienced that pure and elevating passion, I should at present +detest his very name, and wish him all manner of evil. But my +feelings are not only cordial towards _him_; they are even +impartial towards Miss King. I cannot find out that I hate her at +all, or that I am in the least unwilling to think her a very good +sort of girl. There can be no love in all this. My watchfulness +has been effectual; and though I certainly should be a more +interesting object to all my acquaintances were I distractedly +in love with him, I cannot say that I regret my comparative +insignificance. Importance may sometimes be purchased too +dearly. Kitty and Lydia take his defection much more to heart +than I do. They are young in the ways of the world, and not +yet open to the mortifying conviction that handsome young men +must have something to live on as well as the plain." + + + +Chapter 27 + + +With no greater events than these in the Longbourn family, and +otherwise diversified by little beyond the walks to Meryton, +sometimes dirty and sometimes cold, did January and February +pass away. March was to take Elizabeth to Hunsford. She had +not at first thought very seriously of going thither; but Charlotte, +she soon found, was depending on the plan and she gradually +learned to consider it herself with greater pleasure as well as +greater certainty. Absence had increased her desire of seeing +Charlotte again, and weakened her disgust of Mr. Collins. There +was novelty in the scheme, and as, with such a mother and such +uncompanionable sisters, home could not be faultless, a little +change was not unwelcome for its own sake. The journey +would moreover give her a peep at Jane; and, in short, as the +time drew near, she would have been very sorry for any delay. +Everything, however, went on smoothly, and was finally settled +according to Charlotte's first sketch. She was to accompany Sir +William and his second daughter. The improvement of spending +a night in London was added in time, and the plan became +perfect as plan could be. + +The only pain was in leaving her father, who would certainly +miss her, and who, when it came to the point, so little liked her +going, that he told her to write to him, and almost promised to +answer her letter. + +The farewell between herself and Mr. Wickham was perfectly +friendly; on his side even more. His present pursuit could not +make him forget that Elizabeth had been the first to excite and to +deserve his attention, the first to listen and to pity, the first +to be admired; and in his manner of bidding her adieu, wishing +her every enjoyment, reminding her of what she was to expect in +Lady Catherine de Bourgh, and trusting their opinion of her--their +opinion of everybody--would always coincide, there was a solicitude, +an interest which she felt must ever attach her to him with a most +sincere regard; and she parted from him convinced that, whether +married or single, he must always be her model of the amiable and +pleasing. + +Her fellow-travellers the next day were not of a kind to make her +think him less agreeable. Sir William Lucas, and his daughter +Maria, a good-humoured girl, but as empty-headed as himself, +had nothing to say that could be worth hearing, and were +listened to with about as much delight as the rattle of the chaise. +Elizabeth loved absurdities, but she had known Sir William's too +long. He could tell her nothing new of the wonders of his +presentation and knighthood; and his civilities were worn out, +like his information. + +It was a journey of only twenty-four miles, and they began it so +early as to be in Gracechurch Street by noon. As they drove +to Mr. Gardiner's door, Jane was at a drawing-room window +watching their arrival; when they entered the passage she was +there to welcome them, and Elizabeth, looking earnestly in her +face, was pleased to see it healthful and lovely as ever. On the +stairs were a troop of little boys and girls, whose eagerness for +their cousin's appearance would not allow them to wait in the +drawing-room, and whose shyness, as they had not seen her for +a twelvemonth, prevented their coming lower. All was joy and +kindness. The day passed most pleasantly away; the morning in +bustle and shopping, and the evening at one of the theatres. + +Elizabeth then contrived to sit by her aunt. Their first object was +her sister; and she was more grieved than astonished to hear, in +reply to her minute inquiries, that though Jane always struggled +to support her spirits, there were periods of dejection. It was +reasonable, however, to hope that they would not continue long. +Mrs. Gardiner gave her the particulars also of Miss Bingley's +visit in Gracechurch Street, and repeated conversations +occurring at different times between Jane and herself, which +proved that the former had, from her heart, given up the +acquaintance. + +Mrs. Gardiner then rallied her niece on Wickham's desertion, +and complimented her on bearing it so well. + +"But my dear Elizabeth," she added, "what sort of girl is Miss +King? I should be sorry to think our friend mercenary." + +"Pray, my dear aunt, what is the difference in matrimonial +affairs, between the mercenary and the prudent motive? Where +does discretion end, and avarice begin? Last Christmas you +were afraid of his marrying me, because it would be imprudent; +and now, because he is trying to get a girl with only ten +thousand pounds, you want to find out that he is mercenary." + +"If you will only tell me what sort of girl Miss King is, I shall +know what to think." + +"She is a very good kind of girl, I believe. I know no harm of +her." + +"But he paid her not the smallest attention till her grandfather's +death made her mistress of this fortune." + +"No--what should he? If it were not allowable for him to gain +_my_ affections because I had no money, what occasion could +there be for making love to a girl whom he did not care about, +and who was equally poor?" + +"But there seems an indelicacy in directing his attentions +towards her so soon after this event." + +"A man in distressed circumstances has not time for all those +elegant decorums which other people may observe. If _she_ does +not object to it, why should _we_?" + +"_Her_ not objecting does not justify _him_. It only shows her +being deficient in something herself--sense or feeling." + +"Well," cried Elizabeth, "have it as you choose. _He_ shall be +mercenary, and _she_ shall be foolish." + +"No, Lizzy, that is what I do _not_ choose. I should be sorry, +you know, to think ill of a young man who has lived so long in +Derbyshire." + +"Oh! if that is all, I have a very poor opinion of young men +who live in Derbyshire; and their intimate friends who live +in Hertfordshire are not much better. I am sick of them all. +Thank Heaven! I am going to-morrow where I shall find a man +who has not one agreeable quality, who has neither manner nor +sense to recommend him. Stupid men are the only ones worth +knowing, after all." + +"Take care, Lizzy; that speech savours strongly of disappointment." + +Before they were separated by the conclusion of the play, she +had the unexpected happiness of an invitation to accompany her +uncle and aunt in a tour of pleasure which they proposed taking +in the summer. + +"We have not determined how far it shall carry us," said Mrs. +Gardiner, "but, perhaps, to the Lakes." + +No scheme could have been more agreeable to Elizabeth, and +her acceptance of the invitation was most ready and grateful. +"Oh, my dear, dear aunt," she rapturously cried, "what delight! +what felicity! You give me fresh life and vigour. Adieu to +disappointment and spleen. What are young men to rocks and +mountains? Oh! what hours of transport we shall spend! And +when we _do_ return, it shall not be like other travellers, +without being able to give one accurate idea of anything. We +_will_ know where we have gone--we _will_ recollect what we have +seen. Lakes, mountains, and rivers shall not be jumbled together +in our imaginations; nor when we attempt to describe any +particular scene, will we begin quarreling about its relative +situation. Let _our_ first effusions be less insupportable than +those of the generality of travellers." + + + +Chapter 28 + + +Every object in the next day's journey was new and interesting +to Elizabeth; and her spirits were in a state of enjoyment; for +she had seen her sister looking so well as to banish all fear for +her health, and the prospect of her northern tour was a constant +source of delight. + +When they left the high road for the lane to Hunsford, every eye +was in search of the Parsonage, and every turning expected to +bring it in view. The palings of Rosings Park was their boundary +on one side. Elizabeth smiled at the recollection of all that she +had heard of its inhabitants. + +At length the Parsonage was discernible. The garden sloping to +the road, the house standing in it, the green pales, and the laurel +hedge, everything declared they were arriving. Mr. Collins and +Charlotte appeared at the door, and the carriage stopped at the +small gate which led by a short gravel walk to the house, amidst +the nods and smiles of the whole party. In a moment they were +all out of the chaise, rejoicing at the sight of each other. +Mrs. Collins welcomed her friend with the liveliest pleasure, +and Elizabeth was more and more satisfied with coming when she +found herself so affectionately received. She saw instantly that +her cousin's manners were not altered by his marriage; his formal +civility was just what it had been, and he detained her some +minutes at the gate to hear and satisfy his inquiries after +all her family. They were then, with no other delay than his +pointing out the neatness of the entrance, taken into the house; +and as soon as they were in the parlour, he welcomed them a +second time, with ostentatious formality to his humble abode, +and punctually repeated all his wife's offers of refreshment. + +Elizabeth was prepared to see him in his glory; and she could +not help in fancying that in displaying the good proportion of +the room, its aspect and its furniture, he addressed himself +particularly to her, as if wishing to make her feel what she +had lost in refusing him. But though everything seemed neat +and comfortable, she was not able to gratify him by any sigh of +repentance, and rather looked with wonder at her friend that +she could have so cheerful an air with such a companion. When +Mr. Collins said anything of which his wife might reasonably be +ashamed, which certainly was not unseldom, she involuntarily +turned her eye on Charlotte. Once or twice she could discern +a faint blush; but in general Charlotte wisely did not hear. +After sitting long enough to admire every article of furniture in +the room, from the sideboard to the fender, to give an account +of their journey, and of all that had happened in London, Mr. +Collins invited them to take a stroll in the garden, which was +large and well laid out, and to the cultivation of which he +attended himself. To work in this garden was one of his most +respectable pleasures; and Elizabeth admired the command of +countenance with which Charlotte talked of the healthfulness of +the exercise, and owned she encouraged it as much as possible. +Here, leading the way through every walk and cross walk, and +scarcely allowing them an interval to utter the praises he asked +for, every view was pointed out with a minuteness which left +beauty entirely behind. He could number the fields in every +direction, and could tell how many tress there were in the most +distant clump. But of all the views which his garden, or which +the country or kingdom could boast, none were to be compared +with the prospect of Rosings, afforded by an opening in the trees +that bordered the park nearly opposite the front of his house. It +was a handsome modern building, well situated on rising ground. + +From his garden, Mr. Collins would have led them round his two +meadows; but the ladies, not having shoes to encounter the +remains of a white frost, turned back; and while Sir William +accompanied him, Charlotte took her sister and friend over the +house, extremely well pleased, probably, to have the opportunity +of showing it without her husband's help. It was rather small, +but well built and convenient; and everything was fitted up and +arranged with a neatness and consistency of which Elizabeth +gave Charlotte all the credit. When Mr. Collins could be +forgotten, there was really an air of great comfort throughout, +and by Charlotte's evident enjoyment of it, Elizabeth supposed +he must be often forgotten. + +She had already learnt that Lady Catherine was still in the +country. It was spoken of again while they were at dinner, +when Mr. Collins joining in, observed: + +"Yes, Miss Elizabeth, you will have the honour of seeing Lady +Catherine de Bourgh on the ensuing Sunday at church, and I +need not say you will be delighted with her. She is all affability +and condescension, and I doubt not but you will be honoured +with some portion of her notice when service is over. I have +scarcely any hesitation in saying she will include you and my +sister Maria in every invitation with which she honours us during +your stay here. Her behaviour to my dear Charlotte is charming. +We dine at Rosings twice every week, and are never allowed to +walk home. Her ladyship's carriage is regularly ordered for us. +I _should_ say, one of her ladyship's carriages, for she has +several." + +"Lady Catherine is a very respectable, sensible woman indeed," +added Charlotte, "and a most attentive neighbour." + +"Very true, my dear, that is exactly what I say. She is the sort +of woman whom one cannot regard with too much deference." + +The evening was spent chiefly in talking over Hertfordshire +news, and telling again what had already been written; and when +it closed, Elizabeth, in the solitude of her chamber, had to +meditate upon Charlotte's degree of contentment, to understand +her address in guiding, and composure in bearing with, her +husband, and to acknowledge that it was all done very well. She +had also to anticipate how her visit would pass, the quiet tenor +of their usual employments, the vexatious interruptions of Mr. +Collins, and the gaieties of their intercourse with Rosings. +A lively imagination soon settled it all. + +About the middle of the next day, as she was in her room getting +ready for a walk, a sudden noise below seemed to speak the +whole house in confusion; and, after listening a moment, she +heard somebody running upstairs in a violent hurry, and calling +loudly after her. She opened the door and met Maria in the +landing place, who, breathless with agitation, cried out-- + +"Oh, my dear Eliza! pray make haste and come into the dining-room, +for there is such a sight to be seen! I will not tell you what +it is. Make haste, and come down this moment." + +Elizabeth asked questions in vain; Maria would tell her nothing +more, and down they ran into the dining-room, which fronted +the lane, in quest of this wonder; It was two ladies stopping in +a low phaeton at the garden gate. + +"And is this all?" cried Elizabeth. "I expected at least that the +pigs were got into the garden, and here is nothing but Lady +Catherine and her daughter." + +"La! my dear," said Maria, quite shocked at the mistake, "it is +not Lady Catherine. The old lady is Mrs. Jenkinson, who lives +with them; the other is Miss de Bourgh. Only look at her. She +is quite a little creature. Who would have thought that she could +be so thin and small?" + +"She is abominably rude to keep Charlotte out of doors in all this +wind. Why does she not come in?" + +"Oh, Charlotte says she hardly ever does. It is the greatest of +favours when Miss de Bourgh comes in." + +"I like her appearance," said Elizabeth, struck with other ideas. +"She looks sickly and cross. Yes, she will do for him very well. +She will make him a very proper wife." + +Mr. Collins and Charlotte were both standing at the gate in +conversation with the ladies; and Sir William, to Elizabeth's +high diversion, was stationed in the doorway, in earnest +contemplation of the greatness before him, and constantly +bowing whenever Miss de Bourgh looked that way. + +At length there was nothing more to be said; the ladies drove on, +and the others returned into the house. Mr. Collins no sooner +saw the two girls than he began to congratulate them on their +good fortune, which Charlotte explained by letting them know +that the whole party was asked to dine at Rosings the next day. + + + +Chapter 29 + + +Mr. Collins's triumph, in consequence of this invitation, was +complete. The power of displaying the grandeur of his patroness +to his wondering visitors, and of letting them see her civility +towards himself and his wife, was exactly what he had wished +for; and that an opportunity of doing it should be given so soon, +was such an instance of Lady Catherine's condescension, as he +knew not how to admire enough. + +"I confess," said he, "that I should not have been at all surprised +by her ladyship's asking us on Sunday to drink tea and spend the +evening at Rosings. I rather expected, from my knowledge of +her affability, that it would happen. But who could have +foreseen such an attention as this? Who could have imagined +that we should receive an invitation to dine there (an invitation, +moreover, including the whole party) so immediately after your +arrival!" + +"I am the less surprised at what has happened," replied Sir +William, "from that knowledge of what the manners of the great +really are, which my situation in life has allowed me to acquire. +About the court, such instances of elegant breeding are not +uncommon." + +Scarcely anything was talked of the whole day or next morning +but their visit to Rosings. Mr. Collins was carefully instructing +them in what they were to expect, that the sight of such rooms, +so many servants, and so splendid a dinner, might not wholly +overpower them. + +When the ladies were separating for the toilette, he said to +Elizabeth-- + +"Do not make yourself uneasy, my dear cousin, about your +apparel. Lady Catherine is far from requiring that elegance of +dress in us which becomes herself and her daughter. I would +advise you merely to put on whatever of your clothes is superior +to the rest--there is no occasion for anything more. Lady +Catherine will not think the worse of you for being simply +dressed. She likes to have the distinction of rank preserved." + +While they were dressing, he came two or three times to their +different doors, to recommend their being quick, as Lady +Catherine very much objected to be kept waiting for her dinner. +Such formidable accounts of her ladyship, and her manner of +living, quite frightened Maria Lucas who had been little used to +company, and she looked forward to her introduction at Rosings +with as much apprehension as her father had done to his +presentation at St. James's. + +As the weather was fine, they had a pleasant walk of about half +a mile across the park. Every park has its beauty and its +prospects; and Elizabeth saw much to be pleased with, though +she could not be in such raptures as Mr. Collins expected the +scene to inspire, and was but slightly affected by his enumeration +of the windows in front of the house, and his relation of what the +glazing altogether had originally cost Sir Lewis de Bourgh. + +When they ascended the steps to the hall, Maria's alarm was +every moment increasing, and even Sir William did not look +perfectly calm. Elizabeth's courage did not fail her. She had +heard nothing of Lady Catherine that spoke her awful from any +extraordinary talents or miraculous virtue, and the mere +stateliness of money or rank she thought she could witness +without trepidation. + +From the entrance-hall, of which Mr. Collins pointed out, with a +rapturous air, the fine proportion and the finished ornaments, +they followed the servants through an ante-chamber, to the room +where Lady Catherine, her daughter, and Mrs. Jenkinson were +sitting. Her ladyship, with great condescension, arose to receive +them; and as Mrs. Collins had settled it with her husband that the +office of introduction should be hers, it was performed in a +proper manner, without any of those apologies and thanks which +he would have thought necessary. + +In spite of having been at St. James's Sir William was so +completely awed by the grandeur surrounding him, that he had +but just courage enough to make a very low bow, and take his +seat without saying a word; and his daughter, frightened almost +out of her senses, sat on the edge of her chair, not knowing +which way to look. Elizabeth found herself quite equal to the +scene, and could observe the three ladies before her composedly. +Lady Catherine was a tall, large woman, with strongly-marked +features, which might once have been handsome. Her air was +not conciliating, nor was her manner of receiving them such as +to make her visitors forget their inferior rank. She was not +rendered formidable by silence; but whatever she said was +spoken in so authoritative a tone, as marked her self-importance, +and brought Mr. Wickham immediately to Elizabeth's mind; and +from the observation of the day altogether, she believed Lady +Catherine to be exactly what he represented. + +When, after examining the mother, in whose countenance and +deportment she soon found some resemblance of Mr. Darcy, she +turned her eyes on the daughter, she could almost have joined +in Maria's astonishment at her being so thin and so small. There +was neither in figure nor face any likeness between the ladies. +Miss de Bourgh was pale and sickly; her features, though not +plain, were insignificant; and she spoke very little, except in +a low voice, to Mrs. Jenkinson, in whose appearance there was +nothing remarkable, and who was entirely engaged in listening to +what she said, and placing a screen in the proper direction before +her eyes. + +After sitting a few minutes, they were all sent to one of the +windows to admire the view, Mr. Collins attending them to +point out its beauties, and Lady Catherine kindly informing +them that it was much better worth looking at in the summer. + +The dinner was exceedingly handsome, and there were all the +servants and all the articles of plate which Mr. Collins had +promised; and, as he had likewise foretold, he took his seat at +the bottom of the table, by her ladyship's desire, and looked as +if he felt that life could furnish nothing greater. He carved, +and ate, and praised with delighted alacrity; and every dish was +commended, first by him and then by Sir William, who was now +enough recovered to echo whatever his son-in-law said, in a +manner which Elizabeth wondered Lady Catherine could bear. +But Lady Catherine seemed gratified by their excessive admiration, +and gave most gracious smiles, especially when any dish on the +table proved a novelty to them. The party did not supply much +conversation. Elizabeth was ready to speak whenever there was +an opening, but she was seated between Charlotte and Miss de +Bourgh--the former of whom was engaged in listening to Lady +Catherine, and the latter said not a word to her all dinner-time. +Mrs. Jenkinson was chiefly employed in watching how little Miss +de Bourgh ate, pressing her to try some other dish, and fearing +she was indisposed. Maria thought speaking out of the question, +and the gentlemen did nothing but eat and admire. + +When the ladies returned to the drawing-room, there was little +to be done but to hear Lady Catherine talk, which she did +without any intermission till coffee came in, delivering her +opinion on every subject in so decisive a manner, as proved +that she was not used to have her judgement controverted. She +inquired into Charlotte's domestic concerns familiarly and +minutely, gave her a great deal of advice as to the management +of them all; told her how everything ought to be regulated in so +small a family as hers, and instructed her as to the care of her +cows and her poultry. Elizabeth found that nothing was beneath +this great lady's attention, which could furnish her with an +occasion of dictating to others. In the intervals of her discourse +with Mrs. Collins, she addressed a variety of questions to Maria +and Elizabeth, but especially to the latter, of whose connections +she knew the least, and who she observed to Mrs. Collins was a +very genteel, pretty kind of girl. She asked her, at different +times, how many sisters she had, whether they were older or +younger than herself, whether any of them were likely to be +married, whether they were handsome, where they had been +educated, what carriage her father kept, and what had been her +mother's maiden name? Elizabeth felt all the impertinence of her +questions but answered them very composedly. Lady Catherine +then observed, + +"Your father's estate is entailed on Mr. Collins, I think. For +your sake," turning to Charlotte, "I am glad of it; but otherwise I +see no occasion for entailing estates from the female line. It was +not thought necessary in Sir Lewis de Bourgh's family. Do you +play and sing, Miss Bennet?" + +"A little." + +"Oh! then--some time or other we shall be happy to hear you. +Our instrument is a capital one, probably superior to----You +shall try it some day. Do your sisters play and sing?" + +"One of them does." + +"Why did not you all learn? You ought all to have learned. The +Miss Webbs all play, and their father has not so good an income +as yours. Do you draw?" + +"No, not at all." + +"What, none of you?" + +"Not one." + +"That is very strange. But I suppose you had no opportunity. +Your mother should have taken you to town every spring for the +benefit of masters." + +"My mother would have had no objection, but my father hates +London." + +"Has your governess left you?" + +"We never had any governess." + +"No governess! How was that possible? Five daughters brought +up at home without a governess! I never heard of such a thing. +Your mother must have been quite a slave to your education." + +Elizabeth could hardly help smiling as she assured her that had +not been the case. + +"Then, who taught you? who attended to you? Without a +governess, you must have been neglected." + +"Compared with some families, I believe we were; but such of us +as wished to learn never wanted the means. We were always +encouraged to read, and had all the masters that were necessary. +Those who chose to be idle, certainly might." + +"Aye, no doubt; but that is what a governess will prevent, and +if I had known your mother, I should have advised her most +strenuously to engage one. I always say that nothing is to be +done in education without steady and regular instruction, and +nobody but a governess can give it. It is wonderful how many +families I have been the means of supplying in that way. I am +always glad to get a young person well placed out. Four nieces +of Mrs. Jenkinson are most delightfully situated through my +means; and it was but the other day that I recommended another +young person, who was merely accidentally mentioned to me, +and the family are quite delighted with her. Mrs. Collins, did I +tell you of Lady Metcalf's calling yesterday to thank me? She +finds Miss Pope a treasure. 'Lady Catherine,' said she, 'you +have given me a treasure.' Are any of your younger sisters out, +Miss Bennet?" + +"Yes, ma'am, all." + +"All! What, all five out at once? Very odd! And you only +the second. The younger ones out before the elder ones are +married! Your younger sisters must be very young?" + +"Yes, my youngest is not sixteen. Perhaps _she_ is full young to +be much in company. But really, ma'am, I think it would be +very hard upon younger sisters, that they should not have their +share of society and amusement, because the elder may not have +the means or inclination to marry early. The last-born has as +good a right to the pleasures of youth at the first. And to be +kept back on _such_ a motive! I think it would not be very likely +to promote sisterly affection or delicacy of mind." + +"Upon my word," said her ladyship, "you give your opinion very +decidedly for so young a person. Pray, what is your age?" + +"With three younger sisters grown up," replied Elizabeth, +smiling, "your ladyship can hardly expect me to own it." + +Lady Catherine seemed quite astonished at not receiving a direct +answer; and Elizabeth suspected herself to be the first creature +who had ever dared to trifle with so much dignified impertinence. + +"You cannot be more than twenty, I am sure, therefore you need +not conceal your age." + +"I am not one-and-twenty." + +When the gentlemen had joined them, and tea was over, the +card-tables were placed. Lady Catherine, Sir William, and Mr. +and Mrs. Collins sat down to quadrille; and as Miss de Bourgh +chose to play at cassino, the two girls had the honour of +assisting Mrs. Jenkinson to make up her party. Their table was +superlatively stupid. Scarcely a syllable was uttered that did +not relate to the game, except when Mrs. Jenkinson expressed her +fears of Miss de Bourgh's being too hot or too cold, or having +too much or too little light. A great deal more passed at the +other table. Lady Catherine was generally speaking--stating +the mistakes of the three others, or relating some anecdote of +herself. Mr. Collins was employed in agreeing to everything +her ladyship said, thanking her for every fish he won, and +apologising if he thought he won too many. Sir William did not +say much. He was storing his memory with anecdotes and noble +names. + +When Lady Catherine and her daughter had played as long as +they chose, the tables were broken up, the carriage was offered +to Mrs. Collins, gratefully accepted and immediately ordered. +The party then gathered round the fire to hear Lady Catherine +determine what weather they were to have on the morrow. From +these instructions they were summoned by the arrival of the +coach; and with many speeches of thankfulness on Mr. Collins's +side and as many bows on Sir William's they departed. As soon +as they had driven from the door, Elizabeth was called on by her +cousin to give her opinion of all that she had seen at Rosings, +which, for Charlotte's sake, she made more favourable than it +really was. But her commendation, though costing her some +trouble, could by no means satisfy Mr. Collins, and he was very +soon obliged to take her ladyship's praise into his own hands. + + + +Chapter 30 + + +Sir William stayed only a week at Hunsford, but his visit was +long enough to convince him of his daughter's being most +comfortably settled, and of her possessing such a husband and +such a neighbour as were not often met with. While Sir William +was with them, Mr. Collins devoted his morning to driving him +out in his gig, and showing him the country; but when he went +away, the whole family returned to their usual employments, and +Elizabeth was thankful to find that they did not see more of +her cousin by the alteration, for the chief of the time between +breakfast and dinner was now passed by him either at work in +the garden or in reading and writing, and looking out of the +window in his own book-room, which fronted the road. The +room in which the ladies sat was backwards. Elizabeth had at +first rather wondered that Charlotte should not prefer the +dining-parlour for common use; it was a better sized room, and +had a more pleasant aspect; but she soon saw that her friend +had an excellent reason for what she did, for Mr. Collins would +undoubtedly have been much less in his own apartment, had they +sat in one equally lively; and she gave Charlotte credit for +the arrangement. + +From the drawing-room they could distinguish nothing in the +lane, and were indebted to Mr. Collins for the knowledge of +what carriages went along, and how often especially Miss de +Bourgh drove by in her phaeton, which he never failed coming +to inform them of, though it happened almost every day. She +not unfrequently stopped at the Parsonage, and had a few +minutes' conversation with Charlotte, but was scarcely ever +prevailed upon to get out. + +Very few days passed in which Mr. Collins did not walk to +Rosings, and not many in which his wife did not think it +necessary to go likewise; and till Elizabeth recollected that +there might be other family livings to be disposed of, she could +not understand the sacrifice of so many hours. Now and then +they were honoured with a call from her ladyship, and nothing +escaped her observation that was passing in the room during +these visits. She examined into their employments, looked at +their work, and advised them to do it differently; found fault +with the arrangement of the furniture; or detected the housemaid +in negligence; and if she accepted any refreshment, seemed to do +it only for the sake of finding out that Mrs. Collins's joints of +meat were too large for her family. + +Elizabeth soon perceived, that though this great lady was not in +commission of the peace of the county, she was a most active +magistrate in her own parish, the minutest concerns of which +were carried to her by Mr. Collins; and whenever any of the +cottagers were disposed to be quarrelsome, discontented, or +too poor, she sallied forth into the village to settle their +differences, silence their complaints, and scold them into +harmony and plenty. + +The entertainment of dining at Rosings was repeated about twice +a week; and, allowing for the loss of Sir William, and there being +only one card-table in the evening, every such entertainment was +the counterpart of the first. Their other engagements were few, +as the style of living in the neighbourhood in general was beyond +Mr. Collins's reach. This, however, was no evil to Elizabeth, +and upon the whole she spent her time comfortably enough; +there were half-hours of pleasant conversation with Charlotte, +and the weather was so fine for the time of year that she had +often great enjoyment out of doors. Her favourite walk, and +where she frequently went while the others were calling on Lady +Catherine, was along the open grove which edged that side of +the park, where there was a nice sheltered path, which no one +seemed to value but herself, and where she felt beyond the reach +of Lady Catherine's curiosity. + +In this quiet way, the first fortnight of her visit soon passed +away. Easter was approaching, and the week preceding it was +to bring an addition to the family at Rosings, which in so small +a circle must be important. Elizabeth had heard soon after her +arrival that Mr. Darcy was expected there in the course of a few +weeks, and though there were not many of her acquaintances whom +she did not prefer, his coming would furnish one comparatively +new to look at in their Rosings parties, and she might be amused +in seeing how hopeless Miss Bingley's designs on him were, by +his behaviour to his cousin, for whom he was evidently destined +by Lady Catherine, who talked of his coming with the greatest +satisfaction, spoke of him in terms of the highest admiration, +and seemed almost angry to find that he had already been +frequently seen by Miss Lucas and herself. + +His arrival was soon known at the Parsonage; for Mr. Collins +was walking the whole morning within view of the lodges +opening into Hunsford Lane, in order to have the earliest +assurance of it, and after making his bow as the carriage turned +into the Park, hurried home with the great intelligence. On the +following morning he hastened to Rosings to pay his respects. +There were two nephews of Lady Catherine to require them, for +Mr. Darcy had brought with him a Colonel Fitzwilliam, the +younger son of his uncle Lord ----, and, to the great surprise +of all the party, when Mr. Collins returned, the gentleman +accompanied him. Charlotte had seen them from her husband's +room, crossing the road, and immediately running into the other, +told the girls what an honour they might expect, adding: + +"I may thank you, Eliza, for this piece of civility. Mr. Darcy +would never have come so soon to wait upon me." + +Elizabeth had scarcely time to disclaim all right to the +compliment, before their approach was announced by the +door-bell, and shortly afterwards the three gentlemen entered +the room. Colonel Fitzwilliam, who led the way, was about +thirty, not handsome, but in person and address most truly the +gentleman. Mr. Darcy looked just as he had been used to look +in Hertfordshire--paid his compliments, with his usual reserve, +to Mrs. Collins, and whatever might be his feelings toward her +friend, met her with every appearance of composure. Elizabeth +merely curtseyed to him without saying a word. + +Colonel Fitzwilliam entered into conversation directly with +the readiness and ease of a well-bred man, and talked very +pleasantly; but his cousin, after having addressed a slight +observation on the house and garden to Mrs. Collins, sat for +some time without speaking to anybody. At length, however, +his civility was so far awakened as to inquire of Elizabeth after +the health of her family. She answered him in the usual way, +and after a moment's pause, added: + +"My eldest sister has been in town these three months. Have +you never happened to see her there?" + +She was perfectly sensible that he never had; but she wished +to see whether he would betray any consciousness of what had +passed between the Bingleys and Jane, and she thought he +looked a little confused as he answered that he had never been +so fortunate as to meet Miss Bennet. The subject was pursued +no farther, and the gentlemen soon afterwards went away. + + + +Chapter 31 + + +Colonel Fitzwilliam's manners were very much admired at the +Parsonage, and the ladies all felt that he must add considerably +to the pleasures of their engagements at Rosings. It was some +days, however, before they received any invitation thither--for +while there were visitors in the house, they could not be +necessary; and it was not till Easter-day, almost a week after the +gentlemen's arrival, that they were honoured by such an +attention, and then they were merely asked on leaving church to +come there in the evening. For the last week they had seen very +little of Lady Catherine or her daughter. Colonel Fitzwilliam had +called at the Parsonage more than once during the time, but Mr. +Darcy they had seen only at church. + +The invitation was accepted of course, and at a proper hour they +joined the party in Lady Catherine's drawing-room. Her ladyship +received them civilly, but it was plain that their company was by +no means so acceptable as when she could get nobody else; and +she was, in fact, almost engrossed by her nephews, speaking to +them, especially to Darcy, much more than to any other person +in the room. + +Colonel Fitzwilliam seemed really glad to see them; anything +was a welcome relief to him at Rosings; and Mrs. Collins's +pretty friend had moreover caught his fancy very much. He now +seated himself by her, and talked so agreeably of Kent and +Hertfordshire, of travelling and staying at home, of new books +and music, that Elizabeth had never been half so well entertained +in that room before; and they conversed with so much spirit and +flow, as to draw the attention of Lady Catherine herself, as well +as of Mr. Darcy. _His_ eyes had been soon and repeatedly turned +towards them with a look of curiosity; and that her ladyship, +after a while, shared the feeling, was more openly acknowledged, +for she did not scruple to call out: + +"What is that you are saying, Fitzwilliam? What is it you are +talking of? What are you telling Miss Bennet? Let me hear +what it is." + +"We are speaking of music, madam," said he, when no longer +able to avoid a reply. + +"Of music! Then pray speak aloud. It is of all subjects my +delight. I must have my share in the conversation if you are +speaking of music. There are few people in England, I suppose, +who have more true enjoyment of music than myself, or a better +natural taste. If I had ever learnt, I should have been a great +proficient. And so would Anne, if her health had allowed her to +apply. I am confident that she would have performed delightfully. +How does Georgiana get on, Darcy?" + +Mr. Darcy spoke with affectionate praise of his sister's +proficiency. + +"I am very glad to hear such a good account of her," said Lady +Catherine; "and pray tell her from me, that she cannot expect to +excel if she does not practice a good deal." + +"I assure you, madam," he replied, "that she does not need such +advice. She practises very constantly." + +"So much the better. It cannot be done too much; and when I +next write to her, I shall charge her not to neglect it on any +account. I often tell young ladies that no excellence in music +is to be acquired without constant practice. I have told Miss +Bennet several times, that she will never play really well unless +she practises more; and though Mrs. Collins has no instrument, +she is very welcome, as I have often told her, to come to Rosings +every day, and play on the pianoforte in Mrs. Jenkinson's room. +She would be in nobody's way, you know, in that part of the house." + +Mr. Darcy looked a little ashamed of his aunt's ill-breeding, and +made no answer. + +When coffee was over, Colonel Fitzwilliam reminded Elizabeth +of having promised to play to him; and she sat down directly to +the instrument. He drew a chair near her. Lady Catherine +listened to half a song, and then talked, as before, to her other +nephew; till the latter walked away from her, and making with +his usual deliberation towards the pianoforte stationed himself +so as to command a full view of the fair performer's countenance. +Elizabeth saw what he was doing, and at the first convenient +pause, turned to him with an arch smile, and said: + +"You mean to frighten me, Mr. Darcy, by coming in all this state +to hear me? I will not be alarmed though your sister _does_ play +so well. There is a stubbornness about me that never can bear to +be frightened at the will of others. My courage always rises at +every attempt to intimidate me." + +"I shall not say you are mistaken," he replied, "because you +could not really believe me to entertain any design of alarming +you; and I have had the pleasure of your acquaintance long +enough to know that you find great enjoyment in occasionally +professing opinions which in fact are not your own." + +Elizabeth laughed heartily at this picture of herself, and said to +Colonel Fitzwilliam, "Your cousin will give you a very pretty +notion of me, and teach you not to believe a word I say. I am +particularly unlucky in meeting with a person so able to expose +my real character, in a part of the world where I had hoped to +pass myself off with some degree of credit. Indeed, Mr. Darcy, +it is very ungenerous in you to mention all that you knew to my +disadvantage in Hertfordshire--and, give me leave to say, very +impolitic too--for it is provoking me to retaliate, and such +things may come out as will shock your relations to hear." + +"I am not afraid of you," said he, smilingly. + +"Pray let me hear what you have to accuse him of," cried +Colonel Fitzwilliam. "I should like to know how he behaves +among strangers." + +"You shall hear then--but prepare yourself for something very +dreadful. The first time of my ever seeing him in Hertfordshire, +you must know, was at a ball--and at this ball, what do you +think he did? He danced only four dances, though gentlemen +were scarce; and, to my certain knowledge, more than one +young lady was sitting down in want of a partner. Mr. Darcy, +you cannot deny the fact." + +"I had not at that time the honour of knowing any lady in the +assembly beyond my own party." + +"True; and nobody can ever be introduced in a ball-room. Well, +Colonel Fitzwilliam, what do I play next? My fingers wait your +orders." + +"Perhaps," said Darcy, "I should have judged better, had I +sought an introduction; but I am ill-qualified to recommend +myself to strangers." + +"Shall we ask your cousin the reason of this?" said Elizabeth, +still addressing Colonel Fitzwilliam. "Shall we ask him why a +man of sense and education, and who has lived in the world, is +ill qualified to recommend himself to strangers?" + +"I can answer your question," said Fitzwilliam, "without +applying to him. It is because he will not give himself the +trouble." + +"I certainly have not the talent which some people possess," said +Darcy, "of conversing easily with those I have never seen before. +I cannot catch their tone of conversation, or appear interested +in their concerns, as I often see done." + +"My fingers," said Elizabeth, "do not move over this instrument +in the masterly manner which I see so many women's do. They +have not the same force or rapidity, and do not produce the +same expression. But then I have always supposed it to be my +own fault--because I will not take the trouble of practising. +It is not that I do not believe _my_ fingers as capable as any +other woman's of superior execution." + +Darcy smiled and said, "You are perfectly right. You have +employed your time much better. No one admitted to the +privilege of hearing you can think anything wanting. We neither +of us perform to strangers." + +Here they were interrupted by Lady Catherine, who called out to +know what they were talking of. Elizabeth immediately began +playing again. Lady Catherine approached, and, after listening +for a few minutes, said to Darcy: + +"Miss Bennet would not play at all amiss if she practised more, +and could have the advantage of a London master. She has a +very good notion of fingering, though her taste is not equal to +Anne's. Anne would have been a delightful performer, had her +health allowed her to learn." + +Elizabeth looked at Darcy to see how cordially he assented to +his cousin's praise; but neither at that moment nor at any other +could she discern any symptom of love; and from the whole of +his behaviour to Miss de Bourgh she derived this comfort for +Miss Bingley, that he might have been just as likely to marry +_her_, had she been his relation. + +Lady Catherine continued her remarks on Elizabeth's performance, +mixing with them many instructions on execution and taste. +Elizabeth received them with all the forbearance of civility, +and, at the request of the gentlemen, remained at the instrument +till her ladyship's carriage was ready to take them all home. + + + +Chapter 32 + + +Elizabeth was sitting by herself the next morning, and writing to +Jane while Mrs. Collins and Maria were gone on business into +the village, when she was startled by a ring at the door, the +certain signal of a visitor. As she had heard no carriage, she +thought it not unlikely to be Lady Catherine, and under that +apprehension was putting away her half-finished letter that she +might escape all impertinent questions, when the door opened, +and, to her very great surprise, Mr. Darcy, and Mr. Darcy only, +entered the room. + +He seemed astonished too on finding her alone, and apologised +for his intrusion by letting her know that he had understood all +the ladies were to be within. + +They then sat down, and when her inquiries after Rosings were +made, seemed in danger of sinking into total silence. It was +absolutely necessary, therefore, to think of something, and in +this emergence recollecting _when_ she had seen him last in +Hertfordshire, and feeling curious to know what he would say +on the subject of their hasty departure, she observed: + +"How very suddenly you all quitted Netherfield last November, +Mr. Darcy! It must have been a most agreeable surprise to Mr. +Bingley to see you all after him so soon; for, if I recollect right, +he went but the day before. He and his sisters were well, I hope, +when you left London?" + +"Perfectly so, I thank you." + +She found that she was to receive no other answer, and, after a +short pause added: + +"I think I have understood that Mr. Bingley has not much idea of +ever returning to Netherfield again?" + +"I have never heard him say so; but it is probable that he may +spend very little of his time there in the future. He has many +friends, and is at a time of life when friends and engagements are +continually increasing." + +"If he means to be but little at Netherfield, it would be better for +the neighbourhood that he should give up the place entirely, for +then we might possibly get a settled family there. But, perhaps, +Mr. Bingley did not take the house so much for the convenience +of the neighbourhood as for his own, and we must expect him to +keep it or quit it on the same principle." + +"I should not be surprised," said Darcy, "if he were to give it up +as soon as any eligible purchase offers." + +Elizabeth made no answer. She was afraid of talking longer of +his friend; and, having nothing else to say, was now determined +to leave the trouble of finding a subject to him. + +He took the hint, and soon began with, "This seems a very +comfortable house. Lady Catherine, I believe, did a great deal to +it when Mr. Collins first came to Hunsford." + +"I believe she did--and I am sure she could not have bestowed +her kindness on a more grateful object." + +"Mr. Collins appears to be very fortunate in his choice of a wife." + +"Yes, indeed, his friends may well rejoice in his having met with +one of the very few sensible women who would have accepted +him, or have made him happy if they had. My friend has an +excellent understanding--though I am not certain that I consider +her marrying Mr. Collins as the wisest thing she ever did. She +seems perfectly happy, however, and in a prudential light it is +certainly a very good match for her." + +"It must be very agreeable for her to be settled within so easy a +distance of her own family and friends." + +"An easy distance, do you call it? It is nearly fifty miles." + +"And what is fifty miles of good road? Little more than half a +day's journey. Yes, I call it a _very_ easy distance." + +"I should never have considered the distance as one of the +_advantages_ of the match," cried Elizabeth. "I should never +have said Mrs. Collins was settled _near_ her family." + +"It is a proof of your own attachment to Hertfordshire. +Anything beyond the very neighbourhood of Longbourn, I +suppose, would appear far." + +As he spoke there was a sort of smile which Elizabeth fancied +she understood; he must be supposing her to be thinking of Jane +and Netherfield, and she blushed as she answered: + +"I do not mean to say that a woman may not be settled too near +her family. The far and the near must be relative, and depend on +many varying circumstances. Where there is fortune to make the +expenses of travelling unimportant, distance becomes no evil. +But that is not the case _here_. Mr. and Mrs. Collins have a +comfortable income, but not such a one as will allow of frequent +journeys--and I am persuaded my friend would not call herself +_near_ her family under less than _half_ the present distance." + +Mr. Darcy drew his chair a little towards her, and said, "_You_ +cannot have a right to such very strong local attachment. +_You_ cannot have been always at Longbourn." + +Elizabeth looked surprised. The gentleman experienced some +change of feeling; he drew back his chair, took a newspaper +from the table, and glancing over it, said, in a colder voice: + +"Are you pleased with Kent?" + +A short dialogue on the subject of the country ensued, on either +side calm and concise--and soon put an end to by the entrance +of Charlotte and her sister, just returned from her walk. The +tete-a-tete surprised them. Mr. Darcy related the mistake which +had occasioned his intruding on Miss Bennet, and after sitting a +few minutes longer without saying much to anybody, went away. + +"What can be the meaning of this?" said Charlotte, as soon as he +was gone. "My dear, Eliza, he must be in love with you, or he +would never have called us in this familiar way." + +But when Elizabeth told of his silence; it did not seem very +likely, even to Charlotte's wishes, to be the case; and after +various conjectures, they could at last only suppose his visit to +proceed from the difficulty of finding anything to do, which was +the more probable from the time of year. All field sports were +over. Within doors there was Lady Catherine, books, and a +billiard-table, but gentlemen cannot always be within doors; and +in the nearness of the Parsonage, or the pleasantness of the walk +to it, or of the people who lived in it, the two cousins found a +temptation from this period of walking thither almost every day. +They called at various times of the morning, sometimes +separately, sometimes together, and now and then accompanied +by their aunt. It was plain to them all that Colonel Fitzwilliam +came because he had pleasure in their society, a persuasion +which of course recommended him still more; and Elizabeth was +reminded by her own satisfaction in being with him, as well as by +his evident admiration of her, of her former favourite George +Wickham; and though, in comparing them, she saw there was +less captivating softness in Colonel Fitzwilliam's manners, she +believed he might have the best informed mind. + +But why Mr. Darcy came so often to the Parsonage, it was more +difficult to understand. It could not be for society, as he +frequently sat there ten minutes together without opening his +lips; and when he did speak, it seemed the effect of necessity +rather than of choice--a sacrifice to propriety, not a pleasure +to himself. He seldom appeared really animated. Mrs. Collins +knew not what to make of him. Colonel Fitzwilliam's occasionally +laughing at his stupidity, proved that he was generally different, +which her own knowledge of him could not have told her; and as +she would liked to have believed this change the effect of love, +and the object of that love her friend Eliza, she set herself +seriously to work to find it out. She watched him whenever they +were at Rosings, and whenever he came to Hunsford; but without +much success. He certainly looked at her friend a great deal, +but the expression of that look was disputable. It was an +earnest, steadfast gaze, but she often doubted whether there +were much admiration in it, and sometimes it seemed nothing but +absence of mind. + +She had once or twice suggested to Elizabeth the possibility of +his being partial to her, but Elizabeth always laughed at the idea; +and Mrs. Collins did not think it right to press the subject, from +the danger of raising expectations which might only end in +disappointment; for in her opinion it admitted not of a doubt, +that all her friend's dislike would vanish, if she could suppose +him to be in her power. + + +In her kind schemes for Elizabeth, she sometimes planned her +marrying Colonel Fitzwilliam. He was beyond comparison the +most pleasant man; he certainly admired her, and his situation in +life was most eligible; but, to counterbalance these advantages, +Mr. Darcy had considerable patronage in the church, and his +cousin could have none at all. + + + +Chapter 33 + + +More than once did Elizabeth, in her ramble within the park, +unexpectedly meet Mr. Darcy. She felt all the perverseness of +the mischance that should bring him where no one else was brought, +and, to prevent its ever happening again, took care to inform him +at first that it was a favourite haunt of hers. How it could occur +a second time, therefore, was very odd! Yet it did, and even a +third. It seemed like wilful ill-nature, or a voluntary penance, +for on these occasions it was not merely a few formal inquiries +and an awkward pause and then away, but he actually thought it +necessary to turn back and walk with her. He never said a great +deal, nor did she give herself the trouble of talking or of +listening much; but it struck her in the course of their third +rencontre that he was asking some odd unconnected questions--about +her pleasure in being at Hunsford, her love of solitary walks, and +her opinion of Mr. and Mrs. Collins's happiness; and that in +speaking of Rosings and her not perfectly understanding the house, +he seemed to expect that whenever she came into Kent again she +would be staying _there_ too. His words seemed to imply it. Could +he have Colonel Fitzwilliam in his thoughts? She supposed, if he +meant anything, he must mean an allusion to what might arise in +that quarter. It distressed her a little, and she was quite glad +to find herself at the gate in the pales opposite the Parsonage. + +She was engaged one day as she walked, in perusing Jane's last +letter, and dwelling on some passages which proved that Jane +had not written in spirits, when, instead of being again surprised +by Mr. Darcy, she saw on looking up that Colonel Fitzwilliam +was meeting her. Putting away the letter immediately and +forcing a smile, she said: + +"I did not know before that you ever walked this way." + +"I have been making the tour of the park," he replied, "as I +generally do every year, and intend to close it with a call at the +Parsonage. Are you going much farther?" + +"No, I should have turned in a moment." + +And accordingly she did turn, and they walked towards the +Parsonage together. + +"Do you certainly leave Kent on Saturday?" said she. + +"Yes--if Darcy does not put it off again. But I am at his +disposal. He arranges the business just as he pleases." + +"And if not able to please himself in the arrangement, he has +at least pleasure in the great power of choice. I do not know +anybody who seems more to enjoy the power of doing what he +likes than Mr. Darcy." + +"He likes to have his own way very well," replied Colonel +Fitzwilliam. "But so we all do. It is only that he has better +means of having it than many others, because he is rich, and +many others are poor. I speak feelingly. A younger son, you +know, must be inured to self-denial and dependence." + +"In my opinion, the younger son of an earl can know very +little of either. Now seriously, what have you ever known of +self-denial and dependence? When have you been prevented by +want of money from going wherever you chose, or procuring +anything you had a fancy for?" + +"These are home questions--and perhaps I cannot say that I +have experienced many hardships of that nature. But in matters +of greater weight, I may suffer from want of money. Younger +sons cannot marry where they like." + +"Unless where they like women of fortune, which I think they +very often do." + +"Our habits of expense make us too dependent, and there are not +many in my rank of life who can afford to marry without some +attention to money." + +"Is this," thought Elizabeth, "meant for me?" and she coloured +at the idea; but, recovering herself, said in a lively tone, "And +pray, what is the usual price of an earl's younger son? Unless +the elder brother is very sickly, I suppose you would not ask +above fifty thousand pounds." + +He answered her in the same style, and the subject dropped. To +interrupt a silence which might make him fancy her affected with +what had passed, she soon afterwards said: + +"I imagine your cousin brought you down with him chiefly for +the sake of having someone at his disposal. I wonder he does +not marry, to secure a lasting convenience of that kind. But, +perhaps, his sister does as well for the present, and, as she is +under his sole care, he may do what he likes with her." + +"No," said Colonel Fitzwilliam, "that is an advantage which he +must divide with me. I am joined with him in the guardianship +of Miss Darcy." + +"Are you indeed? And pray what sort of guardians do you +make? Does your charge give you much trouble? Young ladies +of her age are sometimes a little difficult to manage, and if she +has the true Darcy spirit, she may like to have her own way." + +As she spoke she observed him looking at her earnestly; and +the manner in which he immediately asked her why she supposed +Miss Darcy likely to give them any uneasiness, convinced her +that she had somehow or other got pretty near the truth. She +directly replied: + +"You need not be frightened. I never heard any harm of her; and +I dare say she is one of the most tractable creatures in the world. +She is a very great favourite with some ladies of my acquaintance, +Mrs. Hurst and Miss Bingley. I think I have heard you say that +you know them." + +"I know them a little. Their brother is a pleasant gentlemanlike +man--he is a great friend of Darcy's." + +"Oh! yes," said Elizabeth drily; "Mr. Darcy is uncommonly kind +to Mr. Bingley, and takes a prodigious deal of care of him." + +"Care of him! Yes, I really believe Darcy _does_ take care of +him in those points where he most wants care. From something +that he told me in our journey hither, I have reason to think +Bingley very much indebted to him. But I ought to beg his +pardon, for I have no right to suppose that Bingley was the +person meant. It was all conjecture." + +"What is it you mean?" + +"It is a circumstance which Darcy could not wish to be generally +known, because if it were to get round to the lady's family, it +would be an unpleasant thing." + +"You may depend upon my not mentioning it." + +"And remember that I have not much reason for supposing it +to be Bingley. What he told me was merely this: that he +congratulated himself on having lately saved a friend from +the inconveniences of a most imprudent marriage, but without +mentioning names or any other particulars, and I only suspected +it to be Bingley from believing him the kind of young man to get +into a scrape of that sort, and from knowing them to have been +together the whole of last summer." + +"Did Mr. Darcy give you reasons for this interference?" + +"I understood that there were some very strong objections +against the lady." + +"And what arts did he use to separate them?" + +"He did not talk to me of his own arts," said Fitzwilliam, smiling. +"He only told me what I have now told you." + +Elizabeth made no answer, and walked on, her heart swelling +with indignation. After watching her a little, Fitzwilliam asked +her why she was so thoughtful. + +"I am thinking of what you have been telling me," said she. +"Your cousin's conduct does not suit my feelings. Why was he +to be the judge?" + +"You are rather disposed to call his interference officious?" + +"I do not see what right Mr. Darcy had to decide on the +propriety of his friend's inclination, or why, upon his own +judgement alone, he was to determine and direct in what manner +his friend was to be happy. But," she continued, recollecting +herself, "as we know none of the particulars, it is not fair to +condemn him. It is not to be supposed that there was much +affection in the case." + +"That is not an unnatural surmise," said Fitzwilliam, "but it is a +lessening of the honour of my cousin's triumph very sadly." + +This was spoken jestingly; but it appeared to her so just a picture +of Mr. Darcy, that she would not trust herself with an answer, +and therefore, abruptly changing the conversation talked on +indifferent matters until they reached the Parsonage. There, shut +into her own room, as soon as their visitor left them, she could +think without interruption of all that she had heard. It was not +to be supposed that any other people could be meant than those +with whom she was connected. There could not exist in the +world _two_ men over whom Mr. Darcy could have such boundless +influence. That he had been concerned in the measures taken to +separate Bingley and Jane she had never doubted; but she had +always attributed to Miss Bingley the principal design and +arrangement of them. If his own vanity, however, did not mislead +him, _he_ was the cause, his pride and caprice were the cause, of +all that Jane had suffered, and still continued to suffer. He +had ruined for a while every hope of happiness for the most +affectionate, generous heart in the world; and no one could say +how lasting an evil he might have inflicted. + +"There were some very strong objections against the lady," +were Colonel Fitzwilliam's words; and those strong objections +probably were, her having one uncle who was a country attorney, +and another who was in business in London. + +"To Jane herself," she exclaimed, "there could be no possibility +of objection; all loveliness and goodness as she is!--her +understanding excellent, her mind improved, and her manners +captivating. Neither could anything be urged against my father, +who, though with some peculiarities, has abilities Mr. Darcy +himself need not disdain, and respectability which he will +probably never each." When she thought of her mother, her +confidence gave way a little; but she would not allow that any +objections _there_ had material weight with Mr. Darcy, whose +pride, she was convinced, would receive a deeper wound from +the want of importance in his friend's connections, than from +their want of sense; and she was quite decided, at last, that he +had been partly governed by this worst kind of pride, and partly +by the wish of retaining Mr. Bingley for his sister. + +The agitation and tears which the subject occasioned, brought on +a headache; and it grew so much worse towards the evening, +that, added to her unwillingness to see Mr. Darcy, it determined +her not to attend her cousins to Rosings, where they were +engaged to drink tea. Mrs. Collins, seeing that she was really +unwell, did not press her to go and as much as possible +prevented her husband from pressing her; but Mr. Collins could +not conceal his apprehension of Lady Catherine's being rather +displeased by her staying at home. + + + +Chapter 34 + + +When they were gone, Elizabeth, as if intending to exasperate +herself as much as possible against Mr. Darcy, chose for her +employment the examination of all the letters which Jane had +written to her since her being in Kent. They contained no actual +complaint, nor was there any revival of past occurrences, or any +communication of present suffering. But in all, and in almost +every line of each, there was a want of that cheerfulness which +had been used to characterise her style, and which, proceeding +from the serenity of a mind at ease with itself and kindly +disposed towards everyone, had been scarcely ever clouded. +Elizabeth noticed every sentence conveying the idea of uneasiness, +with an attention which it had hardly received on the first +perusal. Mr. Darcy's shameful boast of what misery he had been +able to inflict, gave her a keener sense of her sister's +sufferings. It was some consolation to think that his visit +to Rosings was to end on the day after the next--and, a still +greater, that in less than a fortnight she should herself be with +Jane again, and enabled to contribute to the recovery of her +spirits, by all that affection could do. + +She could not think of Darcy's leaving Kent without remembering +that his cousin was to go with him; but Colonel Fitzwilliam had +made it clear that he had no intentions at all, and agreeable +as he was, she did not mean to be unhappy about him. + +While settling this point, she was suddenly roused by the sound +of the door-bell, and her spirits were a little fluttered by the +idea of its being Colonel Fitzwilliam himself, who had once +before called late in the evening, and might now come to inquire +particularly after her. But this idea was soon banished, and +her spirits were very differently affected, when, to her utter +amazement, she saw Mr. Darcy walk into the room. In an +hurried manner he immediately began an inquiry after her health, +imputing his visit to a wish of hearing that she were better. +She answered him with cold civility. He sat down for a few +moments, and then getting up, walked about the room. Elizabeth +was surprised, but said not a word. After a silence of +several minutes, he came towards her in an agitated manner, +and thus began: + +"In vain I have struggled. It will not do. My feelings will not +be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire +and love you." + +Elizabeth's astonishment was beyond expression. She stared, +coloured, doubted, and was silent. This he considered sufficient +encouragement; and the avowal of all that he felt, and had long +felt for her, immediately followed. He spoke well; but there +were feelings besides those of the heart to be detailed; and he +was not more eloquent on the subject of tenderness than of pride. +His sense of her inferiority--of its being a degradation--of the +family obstacles which had always opposed to inclination, were +dwelt on with a warmth which seemed due to the consequence he +was wounding, but was very unlikely to recommend his suit. + +In spite of her deeply-rooted dislike, she could not be insensible +to the compliment of such a man's affection, and though her +intentions did not vary for an instant, she was at first sorry for +the pain he was to receive; till, roused to resentment by his +subsequent language, she lost all compassion in anger. She +tried, however, to compose herself to answer him with patience, +when he should have done. He concluded with representing to +her the strength of that attachment which, in spite of all his +endeavours, he had found impossible to conquer; and with +expressing his hope that it would now be rewarded by her +acceptance of his hand. As he said this, she could easily +see that he had no doubt of a favourable answer. He _spoke_ of +apprehension and anxiety, but his countenance expressed real +security. Such a circumstance could only exasperate farther, +and, when he ceased, the colour rose into her cheeks, and she +said: + +"In such cases as this, it is, I believe, the established mode +to express a sense of obligation for the sentiments avowed, +however unequally they may be returned. It is natural that +obligation should be felt, and if I could _feel_ gratitude, I would +now thank you. But I cannot--I have never desired your good +opinion, and you have certainly bestowed it most unwillingly. I +am sorry to have occasioned pain to anyone. It has been most +unconsciously done, however, and I hope will be of short +duration. The feelings which, you tell me, have long prevented +the acknowledgment of your regard, can have little difficulty in +overcoming it after this explanation." + +Mr. Darcy, who was leaning against the mantelpiece with his +eyes fixed on her face, seemed to catch her words with no less +resentment than surprise. His complexion became pale with +anger, and the disturbance of his mind was visible in every +feature. He was struggling for the appearance of composure, +and would not open his lips till he believed himself to have +attained it. The pause was to Elizabeth's feelings dreadful. +At length, with a voice of forced calmness, he said: + +"And this is all the reply which I am to have the honour of +expecting! I might, perhaps, wish to be informed why, with so +little _endeavour_ at civility, I am thus rejected. But it is of +small importance." + +"I might as well inquire," replied she, "why with so evident a +desire of offending and insulting me, you chose to tell me that +you liked me against your will, against your reason, and even +against your character? Was not this some excuse for incivility, +if I _was_ uncivil? But I have other provocations. You know I +have. Had not my feelings decided against you--had they been +indifferent, or had they even been favourable, do you think that +any consideration would tempt me to accept the man who has +been the means of ruining, perhaps for ever, the happiness of a +most beloved sister?" + +As she pronounced these words, Mr. Darcy changed colour; but +the emotion was short, and he listened without attempting +to interrupt her while she continued: + +"I have every reason in the world to think ill of you. No motive +can excuse the unjust and ungenerous part you acted _there_. +You dare not, you cannot deny, that you have been the principal, +if not the only means of dividing them from each other--of +exposing one to the censure of the world for caprice and +instability, and the other to its derision for disappointed hopes, +and involving them both in misery of the acutest kind." + +She paused, and saw with no slight indignation that he was +listening with an air which proved him wholly unmoved by any +feeling of remorse. He even looked at her with a smile of +affected incredulity. + +"Can you deny that you have done it?" she repeated. + +With assumed tranquillity he then replied: "I have no wish of +denying that I did everything in my power to separate my friend +from your sister, or that I rejoice in my success. Towards _him_ +I have been kinder than towards myself." + +Elizabeth disdained the appearance of noticing this civil +reflection, but its meaning did not escape, nor was it likely to +conciliate her. + +"But it is not merely this affair," she continued, "on which my +dislike is founded. Long before it had taken place my opinion +of you was decided. Your character was unfolded in the recital +which I received many months ago from Mr. Wickham. On this +subject, what can you have to say? In what imaginary act +of friendship can you here defend yourself? or under what +misrepresentation can you here impose upon others?" + +"You take an eager interest in that gentleman's concerns," said +Darcy, in a less tranquil tone, and with a heightened colour. + +"Who that knows what his misfortunes have been, can help +feeling an interest in him?" + +"His misfortunes!" repeated Darcy contemptuously; "yes, his +misfortunes have been great indeed." + +"And of your infliction," cried Elizabeth with energy. "You +have reduced him to his present state of poverty--comparative +poverty. You have withheld the advantages which you must +know to have been designed for him. You have deprived the +best years of his life of that independence which was no less his +due than his desert. You have done all this! and yet you can +treat the mention of his misfortune with contempt and ridicule." + +"And this," cried Darcy, as he walked with quick steps across +the room, "is your opinion of me! This is the estimation in +which you hold me! I thank you for explaining it so fully. My +faults, according to this calculation, are heavy indeed! But +perhaps," added he, stopping in his walk, and turning towards +her, "these offenses might have been overlooked, had not your +pride been hurt by my honest confession of the scruples that had +long prevented my forming any serious design. These bitter +accusations might have been suppressed, had I, with greater +policy, concealed my struggles, and flattered you into the belief +of my being impelled by unqualified, unalloyed inclination; by +reason, by reflection, by everything. But disguise of every sort +is my abhorrence. Nor am I ashamed of the feelings I related. +They were natural and just. Could you expect me to rejoice in +the inferiority of your connections?--to congratulate myself on +the hope of relations, whose condition in life is so decidedly +beneath my own?" + +Elizabeth felt herself growing more angry every moment; yet she +tried to the utmost to speak with composure when she said: + +"You are mistaken, Mr. Darcy, if you suppose that the mode of +your declaration affected me in any other way, than as it spared +the concern which I might have felt in refusing you, had you +behaved in a more gentlemanlike manner." + +She saw him start at this, but he said nothing, and she continued: + +"You could not have made the offer of your hand in any possible +way that would have tempted me to accept it." + +Again his astonishment was obvious; and he looked at her with +an expression of mingled incredulity and mortification. She went +on: + +"From the very beginning--from the first moment, I may almost +say--of my acquaintance with you, your manners, impressing me +with the fullest belief of your arrogance, your conceit, and your +selfish disdain of the feelings of others, were such as to form the +groundwork of disapprobation on which succeeding events have +built so immovable a dislike; and I had not known you a month +before I felt that you were the last man in the world whom I +could ever be prevailed on to marry." + +"You have said quite enough, madam. I perfectly comprehend +your feelings, and have now only to be ashamed of what my own +have been. Forgive me for having taken up so much of your +time, and accept my best wishes for your health and happiness." + +And with these words he hastily left the room, and Elizabeth +heard him the next moment open the front door and quit the +house. + +The tumult of her mind, was now painfully great. She knew not +how to support herself, and from actual weakness sat down and +cried for half-an-hour. Her astonishment, as she reflected on +what had passed, was increased by every review of it. That she +should receive an offer of marriage from Mr. Darcy! That he +should have been in love with her for so many months! So much +in love as to wish to marry her in spite of all the objections +which had made him prevent his friend's marrying her sister, +and which must appear at least with equal force in his own +case--was almost incredible! It was gratifying to have inspired +unconsciously so strong an affection. But his pride, his +abominable pride--his shameless avowal of what he had done with +respect to Jane--his unpardonable assurance in acknowledging, +though he could not justify it, and the unfeeling manner in +which he had mentioned Mr. Wickham, his cruelty towards whom +he had not attempted to deny, soon overcame the pity which the +consideration of his attachment had for a moment excited. She +continued in very agitated reflections till the sound of Lady +Catherine's carriage made her feel how unequal she was to +encounter Charlotte's observation, and hurried her away to +her room. + + + +Chapter 35 + + +Elizabeth awoke the next morning to the same thoughts and +meditations which had at length closed her eyes. She could +not yet recover from the surprise of what had happened; it was +impossible to think of anything else; and, totally indisposed +for employment, she resolved, soon after breakfast, to indulge +herself in air and exercise. She was proceeding directly to her +favourite walk, when the recollection of Mr. Darcy's sometimes +coming there stopped her, and instead of entering the park, she +turned up the lane, which led farther from the turnpike-road. +The park paling was still the boundary on one side, and she +soon passed one of the gates into the ground. + +After walking two or three times along that part of the lane, she +was tempted, by the pleasantness of the morning, to stop at the +gates and look into the park. The five weeks which she had now +passed in Kent had made a great difference in the country, and +every day was adding to the verdure of the early trees. She was +on the point of continuing her walk, when she caught a glimpse +of a gentleman within the sort of grove which edged the park; +he was moving that way; and, fearful of its being Mr. Darcy, +she was directly retreating. But the person who advanced was +now near enough to see her, and stepping forward with eagerness, +pronounced her name. She had turned away; but on hearing +herself called, though in a voice which proved it to be Mr. +Darcy, she moved again towards the gate. He had by that time +reached it also, and, holding out a letter, which she instinctively +took, said, with a look of haughty composure, "I have been +walking in the grove some time in the hope of meeting you. Will +you do me the honour of reading that letter?" And then, with a +slight bow, turned again into the plantation, and was soon out of +sight. + +With no expectation of pleasure, but with the strongest curiosity, +Elizabeth opened the letter, and, to her still increasing wonder, +perceived an envelope containing two sheets of letter-paper, +written quite through, in a very close hand. The envelope itself +was likewise full. Pursuing her way along the lane, she then +began it. It was dated from Rosings, at eight o'clock in the +morning, and was as follows:-- + +"Be not alarmed, madam, on receiving this letter, by the +apprehension of its containing any repetition of those sentiments +or renewal of those offers which were last night so disgusting to +you. I write without any intention of paining you, or humbling +myself, by dwelling on wishes which, for the happiness of both, +cannot be too soon forgotten; and the effort which the formation +and the perusal of this letter must occasion, should have been +spared, had not my character required it to be written and read. +You must, therefore, pardon the freedom with which I demand +your attention; your feelings, I know, will bestow it unwillingly, +but I demand it of your justice. + +"Two offenses of a very different nature, and by no means of +equal magnitude, you last night laid to my charge. The first +mentioned was, that, regardless of the sentiments of either, I had +detached Mr. Bingley from your sister, and the other, that I had, +in defiance of various claims, in defiance of honour and +humanity, ruined the immediate prosperity and blasted the +prospects of Mr. Wickham. Wilfully and wantonly to have +thrown off the companion of my youth, the acknowledged +favourite of my father, a young man who had scarcely any other +dependence than on our patronage, and who had been brought +up to expect its exertion, would be a depravity, to which the +separation of two young persons, whose affection could be the +growth of only a few weeks, could bear no comparison. But +from the severity of that blame which was last night so liberally +bestowed, respecting each circumstance, I shall hope to be in the +future secured, when the following account of my actions and +their motives has been read. If, in the explanation of them, +which is due to myself, I am under the necessity of relating +feelings which may be offensive to yours, I can only say that I +am sorry. The necessity must be obeyed, and further apology +would be absurd. + +"I had not been long in Hertfordshire, before I saw, in common +with others, that Bingley preferred your elder sister to any other +young woman in the country. But it was not till the evening of +the dance at Netherfield that I had any apprehension of his +feeling a serious attachment. I had often seen him in love before. +At that ball, while I had the honour of dancing with you, I was +first made acquainted, by Sir William Lucas's accidental +information, that Bingley's attentions to your sister had given +rise to a general expectation of their marriage. He spoke of it +as a certain event, of which the time alone could be undecided. +From that moment I observed my friend's behaviour attentively; +and I could then perceive that his partiality for Miss Bennet +was beyond what I had ever witnessed in him. Your sister I +also watched. Her look and manners were open, cheerful, and +engaging as ever, but without any symptom of peculiar regard, +and I remained convinced from the evening's scrutiny, that +though she received his attentions with pleasure, she did not +invite them by any participation of sentiment. If _you_ have not +been mistaken here, _I_ must have been in error. Your superior +knowledge of your sister must make the latter probable. If it be +so, if I have been misled by such error to inflict pain on her, +your resentment has not been unreasonable. But I shall not scruple +to assert, that the serenity of your sister's countenance and air +was such as might have given the most acute observer a conviction +that, however amiable her temper, her heart was not likely to be +easily touched. That I was desirous of believing her indifferent +is certain--but I will venture to say that my investigation and +decisions are not usually influenced by my hopes or fears. I did +not believe her to be indifferent because I wished it; I believed +it on impartial conviction, as truly as I wished it in reason. +My objections to the marriage were not merely those which I last +night acknowledged to have the utmost force of passion to put +aside, in my own case; the want of connection could not be so +great an evil to my friend as to me. But there were other causes +of repugnance; causes which, though still existing, and existing +to an equal degree in both instances, I had myself endeavoured +to forget, because they were not immediately before me. These +causes must be stated, though briefly. The situation of +your mother's family, though objectionable, was nothing in +comparison to that total want of propriety so frequently, so +almost uniformly betrayed by herself, by your three younger +sisters, and occasionally even by your father. Pardon me. It +pains me to offend you. But amidst your concern for the defects +of your nearest relations, and your displeasure at this +representation of them, let it give you consolation to consider +that, to have conducted yourselves so as to avoid any share of +the like censure, is praise no less generally bestowed on you and +your elder sister, than it is honourable to the sense and +disposition of both. I will only say farther that from what passed +that evening, my opinion of all parties was confirmed, and every +inducement heightened which could have led me before, to +preserve my friend from what I esteemed a most unhappy +connection. He left Netherfield for London, on the day +following, as you, I am certain, remember, with the design of +soon returning. + +"The part which I acted is now to be explained. His sisters' +uneasiness had been equally excited with my own; our coincidence +of feeling was soon discovered, and, alike sensible that no time +was to be lost in detaching their brother, we shortly resolved +on joining him directly in London. We accordingly went--and +there I readily engaged in the office of pointing out to my +friend the certain evils of such a choice. I described, and +enforced them earnestly. But, however this remonstrance might +have staggered or delayed his determination, I do not suppose +that it would ultimately have prevented the marriage, had it not +been seconded by the assurance that I hesitated not in giving, of +your sister's indifference. He had before believed her to return +his affection with sincere, if not with equal regard. But Bingley +has great natural modesty, with a stronger dependence on my +judgement than on his own. To convince him, therefore, that he +had deceived himself, was no very difficult point. To persuade +him against returning into Hertfordshire, when that conviction +had been given, was scarcely the work of a moment. I cannot +blame myself for having done thus much. There is but one part +of my conduct in the whole affair on which I do not reflect with +satisfaction; it is that I condescended to adopt the measures of +art so far as to conceal from him your sister's being in town. I +knew it myself, as it was known to Miss Bingley; but her brother +is even yet ignorant of it. That they might have met without ill +consequence is perhaps probable; but his regard did not appear +to me enough extinguished for him to see her without some danger. +Perhaps this concealment, this disguise was beneath me; it is +done, however, and it was done for the best. On this subject +I have nothing more to say, no other apology to offer. If I +have wounded your sister's feelings, it was unknowingly done and +though the motives which governed me may to you very naturally +appear insufficient, I have not yet learnt to condemn them. + +"With respect to that other, more weighty accusation, of having +injured Mr. Wickham, I can only refute it by laying before you +the whole of his connection with my family. Of what he has +_particularly_ accused me I am ignorant; but of the truth of +what I shall relate, I can summon more than one witness of +undoubted veracity. + +"Mr. Wickham is the son of a very respectable man, who had for +many years the management of all the Pemberley estates, and +whose good conduct in the discharge of his trust naturally +inclined my father to be of service to him; and on George +Wickham, who was his godson, his kindness was therefore +liberally bestowed. My father supported him at school, and +afterwards at Cambridge--most important assistance, as his own +father, always poor from the extravagance of his wife, would +have been unable to give him a gentleman's education. My +father was not only fond of this young man's society, whose +manner were always engaging; he had also the highest opinion of +him, and hoping the church would be his profession, intended to +provide for him in it. As for myself, it is many, many years since +I first began to think of him in a very different manner. The +vicious propensities--the want of principle, which he was careful +to guard from the knowledge of his best friend, could not escape +the observation of a young man of nearly the same age with +himself, and who had opportunities of seeing him in unguarded +moments, which Mr. Darcy could not have. Here again I shall +give you pain--to what degree you only can tell. But whatever +may be the sentiments which Mr. Wickham has created, a +suspicion of their nature shall not prevent me from unfolding +his real character--it adds even another motive. + +"My excellent father died about five years ago; and his attachment +to Mr. Wickham was to the last so steady, that in his will he +particularly recommended it to me, to promote his advancement in +the best manner that his profession might allow--and if he took +orders, desired that a valuable family living might be his as soon +as it became vacant. There was also a legacy of one thousand +pounds. His own father did not long survive mine, and within half +a year from these events, Mr. Wickham wrote to inform me that, +having finally resolved against taking orders, he hoped I should +not think it unreasonable for him to expect some more immediate +pecuniary advantage, in lieu of the preferment, by which he could +not be benefited. He had some intention, he added, of studying +law, and I must be aware that the interest of one thousand pounds +would be a very insufficient support therein. I rather wished, +than believed him to be sincere; but, at any rate, was perfectly +ready to accede to his proposal. I knew that Mr. Wickham +ought not to be a clergyman; the business was therefore soon +settled--he resigned all claim to assistance in the church, were +it possible that he could ever be in a situation to receive it, +and accepted in return three thousand pounds. All connection +between us seemed now dissolved. I thought too ill of him to +invite him to Pemberley, or admit his society in town. In town +I believe he chiefly lived, but his studying the law was a mere +pretence, and being now free from all restraint, his life was a +life of idleness and dissipation. For about three years I heard +little of him; but on the decease of the incumbent of the living +which had been designed for him, he applied to me again by letter +for the presentation. His circumstances, he assured me, and I +had no difficulty in believing it, were exceedingly bad. He had +found the law a most unprofitable study, and was now absolutely +resolved on being ordained, if I would present him to the living +in question--of which he trusted there could be little doubt, as +he was well assured that I had no other person to provide for, +and I could not have forgotten my revered father's intentions. +You will hardly blame me for refusing to comply with this entreaty, +or for resisting every repetition to it. His resentment was in +proportion to the distress of his circumstances--and he was +doubtless as violent in his abuse of me to others as in his +reproaches to myself. After this period every appearance of +acquaintance was dropped. How he lived I know not. But last +summer he was again most painfully obtruded on my notice. + +"I must now mention a circumstance which I would wish to +forget myself, and which no obligation less than the present +should induce me to unfold to any human being. Having said +thus much, I feel no doubt of your secrecy. My sister, who is +more than ten years my junior, was left to the guardianship of +my mother's nephew, Colonel Fitzwilliam, and myself. About a +year ago, she was taken from school, and an establishment +formed for her in London; and last summer she went with the +lady who presided over it, to Ramsgate; and thither also went +Mr. Wickham, undoubtedly by design; for there proved to have +been a prior acquaintance between him and Mrs. Younge, in +whose character we were most unhappily deceived; and by +her connivance and aid, he so far recommended himself to +Georgiana, whose affectionate heart retained a strong impression +of his kindness to her as a child, that she was persuaded to +believe herself in love, and to consent to an elopement. She was +then but fifteen, which must be her excuse; and after stating her +imprudence, I am happy to add, that I owed the knowledge of it +to herself. I joined them unexpectedly a day or two before the +intended elopement, and then Georgiana, unable to support the +idea of grieving and offending a brother whom she almost +looked up to as a father, acknowledged the whole to me. You +may imagine what I felt and how I acted. Regard for my sister's +credit and feelings prevented any public exposure; but I wrote +to Mr. Wickham, who left the place immediately, and Mrs. Younge +was of course removed from her charge. Mr. Wickham's chief +object was unquestionably my sister's fortune, which is thirty +thousand pounds; but I cannot help supposing that the hope of +revenging himself on me was a strong inducement. His revenge +would have been complete indeed. + +"This, madam, is a faithful narrative of every event in which +we have been concerned together; and if you do not absolutely +reject it as false, you will, I hope, acquit me henceforth +of cruelty towards Mr. Wickham. I know not in what manner, +under what form of falsehood he had imposed on you; but his +success is not perhaps to be wondered at. Ignorant as you +previously were of everything concerning either, detection +could not be in your power, and suspicion certainly not in +your inclination. + +"You may possibly wonder why all this was not told you last +night; but I was not then master enough of myself to know what +could or ought to be revealed. For the truth of everything here +related, I can appeal more particularly to the testimony of +Colonel Fitzwilliam, who, from our near relationship and +constant intimacy, and, still more, as one of the executors of +my father's will, has been unavoidably acquainted with every +particular of these transactions. If your abhorrence of _me_ +should make _my_ assertions valueless, you cannot be prevented +by the same cause from confiding in my cousin; and that there +may be the possibility of consulting him, I shall endeavour to +find some opportunity of putting this letter in your hands in +the course of the morning. I will only add, God bless you. + +"FITZWILLIAM DARCY" + + + +Chapter 36 + + +If Elizabeth, when Mr. Darcy gave her the letter, did not expect +it to contain a renewal of his offers, she had formed no +expectation at all of its contents. But such as they were, it +may well be supposed how eagerly she went through them, and what +a contrariety of emotion they excited. Her feelings as she +read were scarcely to be defined. With amazement did she first +understand that he believed any apology to be in his power; and +steadfastly was she persuaded, that he could have no explanation +to give, which a just sense of shame would not conceal. With a +strong prejudice against everything he might say, she began his +account of what had happened at Netherfield. She read with an +eagerness which hardly left her power of comprehension, and +from impatience of knowing what the next sentence might bring, +was incapable of attending to the sense of the one before her +eyes. His belief of her sister's insensibility she instantly +resolved to be false; and his account of the real, the worst +objections to the match, made her too angry to have any wish of +doing him justice. He expressed no regret for what he had done +which satisfied her; his style was not penitent, but haughty. +It was all pride and insolence. + +But when this subject was succeeded by his account of Mr. +Wickham--when she read with somewhat clearer attention a +relation of events which, if true, must overthrow every cherished +opinion of his worth, and which bore so alarming an affinity to +his own history of himself--her feelings were yet more acutely +painful and more difficult of definition. Astonishment, +apprehension, and even horror, oppressed her. She wished to +discredit it entirely, repeatedly exclaiming, "This must be false! +This cannot be! This must be the grossest falsehood!"--and +when she had gone through the whole letter, though scarcely +knowing anything of the last page or two, put it hastily away, +protesting that she would not regard it, that she would never +look in it again. + +In this perturbed state of mind, with thoughts that could rest on +nothing, she walked on; but it would not do; in half a minute the +letter was unfolded again, and collecting herself as well as she +could, she again began the mortifying perusal of all that related +to Wickham, and commanded herself so far as to examine the +meaning of every sentence. The account of his connection with +the Pemberley family was exactly what he had related himself; +and the kindness of the late Mr. Darcy, though she had not +before known its extent, agreed equally well with his own +words. So far each recital confirmed the other; but when she +came to the will, the difference was great. What Wickham had +said of the living was fresh in her memory, and as she recalled +his very words, it was impossible not to feel that there was gross +duplicity on one side or the other; and, for a few moments, she +flattered herself that her wishes did not err. But when she +read and re-read with the closest attention, the particulars +immediately following of Wickham's resigning all pretensions to +the living, of his receiving in lieu so considerable a sum as +three thousand pounds, again was she forced to hesitate. She +put down the letter, weighed every circumstance with what she +meant to be impartiality--deliberated on the probability of each +statement--but with little success. On both sides it was only +assertion. Again she read on; but every line proved more clearly +that the affair, which she had believed it impossible that any +contrivance could so represent as to render Mr. Darcy's conduct +in it less than infamous, was capable of a turn which must make +him entirely blameless throughout the whole. + +The extravagance and general profligacy which he scrupled not +to lay at Mr. Wickham's charge, exceedingly shocked her; the +more so, as she could bring no proof of its injustice. She had +never heard of him before his entrance into the ----shire Militia, +in which he had engaged at the persuasion of the young man +who, on meeting him accidentally in town, had there renewed a +slight acquaintance. Of his former way of life nothing had been +known in Hertfordshire but what he told himself. As to his real +character, had information been in her power, she had never felt +a wish of inquiring. His countenance, voice, and manner had +established him at once in the possession of every virtue. She +tried to recollect some instance of goodness, some distinguished +trait of integrity or benevolence, that might rescue him from the +attacks of Mr. Darcy; or at least, by the predominance of virtue, +atone for those casual errors under which she would endeavour +to class what Mr. Darcy had described as the idleness and vice +of many years' continuance. But no such recollection befriended +her. She could see him instantly before her, in every charm of +air and address; but she could remember no more substantial +good than the general approbation of the neighbourhood, and +the regard which his social powers had gained him in the mess. +After pausing on this point a considerable while, she once more +continued to read. But, alas! the story which followed, of his +designs on Miss Darcy, received some confirmation from what +had passed between Colonel Fitzwilliam and herself only the +morning before; and at last she was referred for the truth of +every particular to Colonel Fitzwilliam himself--from whom she +had previously received the information of his near concern in +all his cousin's affairs, and whose character she had no reason +to question. At one time she had almost resolved on applying +to him, but the idea was checked by the awkwardness of the +application, and at length wholly banished by the conviction +that Mr. Darcy would never have hazarded such a proposal, if +he had not been well assured of his cousin's corroboration. + +She perfectly remembered everything that had passed in +conversation between Wickham and herself, in their first evening +at Mr. Phillips's. Many of his expressions were still fresh in +her memory. She was _now_ struck with the impropriety of such +communications to a stranger, and wondered it had escaped her +before. She saw the indelicacy of putting himself forward as +he had done, and the inconsistency of his professions with his +conduct. She remembered that he had boasted of having no fear +of seeing Mr. Darcy--that Mr. Darcy might leave the country, +but that _he_ should stand his ground; yet he had avoided the +Netherfield ball the very next week. She remembered also that, +till the Netherfield family had quitted the country, he had told +his story to no one but herself; but that after their removal it +had been everywhere discussed; that he had then no reserves, no +scruples in sinking Mr. Darcy's character, though he had assured +her that respect for the father would always prevent his exposing +the son. + +How differently did everything now appear in which he was +concerned! His attentions to Miss King were now the consequence +of views solely and hatefully mercenary; and the mediocrity of +her fortune proved no longer the moderation of his wishes, but +his eagerness to grasp at anything. His behaviour to herself +could now have had no tolerable motive; he had either been +deceived with regard to her fortune, or had been gratifying his +vanity by encouraging the preference which she believed she had +most incautiously shown. Every lingering struggle in his favour +grew fainter and fainter; and in farther justification of Mr. +Darcy, she could not but allow Mr. Bingley, when questioned +by Jane, had long ago asserted his blamelessness in the affair; +that proud and repulsive as were his manners, she had never, in +the whole course of their acquaintance--an acquaintance which +had latterly brought them much together, and given her a sort of +intimacy with his ways--seen anything that betrayed him to be +unprincipled or unjust--anything that spoke him of irreligious +or immoral habits; that among his own connections he was +esteemed and valued--that even Wickham had allowed him +merit as a brother, and that she had often heard him speak so +affectionately of his sister as to prove him capable of _some_ +amiable feeling; that had his actions been what Mr. Wickham +represented them, so gross a violation of everything right could +hardly have been concealed from the world; and that friendship +between a person capable of it, and such an amiable man as Mr. +Bingley, was incomprehensible. + +She grew absolutely ashamed of herself. Of neither Darcy nor +Wickham could she think without feeling she had been blind, +partial, prejudiced, absurd. + +"How despicably I have acted!" she cried; "I, who have prided +myself on my discernment! I, who have valued myself on my +abilities! who have often disdained the generous candour of my +sister, and gratified my vanity in useless or blameable mistrust! +How humiliating is this discovery! Yet, how just a humiliation! +Had I been in love, I could not have been more wretchedly blind! +But vanity, not love, has been my folly. Pleased with the +preference of one, and offended by the neglect of the other, +on the very beginning of our acquaintance, I have courted +prepossession and ignorance, and driven reason away, where +either were concerned. Till this moment I never knew myself." + +From herself to Jane--from Jane to Bingley, her thoughts were +in a line which soon brought to her recollection that Mr. Darcy's +explanation _there_ had appeared very insufficient, and she read +it again. Widely different was the effect of a second perusal. +How could she deny that credit to his assertions in one instance, +which she had been obliged to give in the other? He declared +himself to be totally unsuspicious of her sister's attachment; +and she could not help remembering what Charlotte's opinion +had always been. Neither could she deny the justice of his +description of Jane. She felt that Jane's feelings, though fervent, +were little displayed, and that there was a constant complacency +in her air and manner not often united with great sensibility. + +When she came to that part of the letter in which her family were +mentioned in terms of such mortifying, yet merited reproach, her +sense of shame was severe. The justice of the charge struck her +too forcibly for denial, and the circumstances to which he +particularly alluded as having passed at the Netherfield ball, +and as confirming all his first disapprobation, could not have +made a stronger impression on his mind than on hers. + +The compliment to herself and her sister was not unfelt. It +soothed, but it could not console her for the contempt which had +thus been self-attracted by the rest of her family; and as she +considered that Jane's disappointment had in fact been the work +of her nearest relations, and reflected how materially the credit +of both must be hurt by such impropriety of conduct, she felt +depressed beyond anything she had ever known before. + +After wandering along the lane for two hours, giving way to +every variety of thought--re-considering events, determining +probabilities, and reconciling herself, as well as she could, to +a change so sudden and so important, fatigue, and a recollection +of her long absence, made her at length return home; and she +entered the house with the wish of appearing cheerful as usual, +and the resolution of repressing such reflections as must make +her unfit for conversation. + +She was immediately told that the two gentlemen from Rosings +had each called during her absence; Mr. Darcy, only for a few +minutes, to take leave--but that Colonel Fitzwilliam had been +sitting with them at least an hour, hoping for her return, and +almost resolving to walk after her till she could be found. +Elizabeth could but just _affect_ concern in missing him; she +really rejoiced at it. Colonel Fitzwilliam was no longer an +object; she could think only of her letter. + + + +Chapter 37 + + +The two gentlemen left Rosings the next morning, and Mr. +Collins having been in waiting near the lodges, to make them +his parting obeisance, was able to bring home the pleasing +intelligence, of their appearing in very good health, and in as +tolerable spirits as could be expected, after the melancholy scene +so lately gone through at Rosings. To Rosings he then hastened, +to console Lady Catherine and her daughter; and on his return +brought back, with great satisfaction, a message from her +ladyship, importing that she felt herself so dull as to make +her very desirous of having them all to dine with her. + +Elizabeth could not see Lady Catherine without recollecting that, +had she chosen it, she might by this time have been presented to +her as her future niece; nor could she think, without a smile, of +what her ladyship's indignation would have been. "What would +she have said? how would she have behaved?" were questions with +which she amused herself. + +Their first subject was the diminution of the Rosings party. +"I assure you, I feel it exceedingly," said Lady Catherine; "I +believe no one feels the loss of friends so much as I do. But +I am particularly attached to these young men, and know them to +be so much attached to me! They were excessively sorry to go! +But so they always are. The dear Colonel rallied his spirits +tolerably till just at last; but Darcy seemed to feel it most +acutely, more, I think, than last year. His attachment to +Rosings certainly increases." + +Mr. Collins had a compliment, and an allusion to throw in here, +which were kindly smiled on by the mother and daughter. + +Lady Catherine observed, after dinner, that Miss Bennet seemed +out of spirits, and immediately accounting for it by herself, +by supposing that she did not like to go home again so soon, +she added: + +"But if that is the case, you must write to your mother and beg +that you may stay a little longer. Mrs. Collins will be very glad +of your company, I am sure." + +"I am much obliged to your ladyship for your kind invitation," +replied Elizabeth, "but it is not in my power to accept it. +I must be in town next Saturday." + +"Why, at that rate, you will have been here only six weeks. I +expected you to stay two months. I told Mrs. Collins so before +you came. There can be no occasion for your going so soon. +Mrs. Bennet could certainly spare you for another fortnight." + +"But my father cannot. He wrote last week to hurry my return." + +"Oh! your father of course may spare you, if your mother can. +Daughters are never of so much consequence to a father. And if +you will stay another _month_ complete, it will be in my power +to take one of you as far as London, for I am going there early +in June, for a week; and as Dawson does not object to the +barouche-box, there will be very good room for one of you--and +indeed, if the weather should happen to be cool, I should not +object to taking you both, as you are neither of you large." + +"You are all kindness, madam; but I believe we must abide by +our original plan." + +Lady Catherine seemed resigned. "Mrs. Collins, you must send +a servant with them. You know I always speak my mind, and I +cannot bear the idea of two young women travelling post by +themselves. It is highly improper. You must contrive to send +somebody. I have the greatest dislike in the world to that sort +of thing. Young women should always be properly guarded and +attended, according to their situation in life. When my niece +Georgiana went to Ramsgate last summer, I made a point of her +having two men-servants go with her. Miss Darcy, the daughter +of Mr. Darcy, of Pemberley, and Lady Anne, could not have +appeared with propriety in a different manner. I am excessively +attentive to all those things. You must send John with the young +ladies, Mrs. Collins. I am glad it occurred to me to mention it; +for it would really be discreditable to _you_ to let them go +alone." + +"My uncle is to send a servant for us." + +"Oh! Your uncle! He keeps a man-servant, does he? I am very +glad you have somebody who thinks of these things. Where +shall you change horses? Oh! Bromley, of course. If you +mention my name at the Bell, you will be attended to." + +Lady Catherine had many other questions to ask respecting their +journey, and as she did not answer them all herself, attention was +necessary, which Elizabeth believed to be lucky for her; or, with +a mind so occupied, she might have forgotten where she was. +Reflection must be reserved for solitary hours; whenever she +was alone, she gave way to it as the greatest relief; and not a +day went by without a solitary walk, in which she might indulge +in all the delight of unpleasant recollections. + +Mr. Darcy's letter she was in a fair way of soon knowing by +heart. She studied every sentence; and her feelings towards its +writer were at times widely different. When she remembered the +style of his address, she was still full of indignation; but when +she considered how unjustly she had condemned and upbraided him, +her anger was turned against herself; and his disappointed +feelings became the object of compassion. His attachment +excited gratitude, his general character respect; but she could +not approve him; nor could she for a moment repent her refusal, +or feel the slightest inclination ever to see him again. In +her own past behaviour, there was a constant source of vexation +and regret; and in the unhappy defects of her family, a subject +of yet heavier chagrin. They were hopeless of remedy. Her father, +contented with laughing at them, would never exert himself to +restrain the wild giddiness of his youngest daughters; and her +mother, with manners so far from right herself, was entirely +insensible of the evil. Elizabeth had frequently united with Jane +in an endeavour to check the imprudence of Catherine and Lydia; +but while they were supported by their mother's indulgence, what +chance could there be of improvement? Catherine, weak-spirited, +irritable, and completely under Lydia's guidance, had been always +affronted by their advice; and Lydia, self-willed and careless, +would scarcely give them a hearing. They were ignorant, idle, and +vain. While there was an officer in Meryton, they would flirt +with him; and while Meryton was within a walk of Longbourn, they +would be going there forever. + +Anxiety on Jane's behalf was another prevailing concern; and +Mr. Darcy's explanation, by restoring Bingley to all her former +good opinion, heightened the sense of what Jane had lost. His +affection was proved to have been sincere, and his conduct +cleared of all blame, unless any could attach to the implicitness +of his confidence in his friend. How grievous then was the +thought that, of a situation so desirable in every respect, so +replete with advantage, so promising for happiness, Jane had +been deprived, by the folly and indecorum of her own family! + +When to these recollections was added the development of Wickham's +character, it may be easily believed that the happy spirits which +had seldom been depressed before, were now so much affected as to +make it almost impossible for her to appear tolerably cheerful. + +Their engagements at Rosings were as frequent during the last +week of her stay as they had been at first. The very last evening +was spent there; and her ladyship again inquired minutely into +the particulars of their journey, gave them directions as to the +best method of packing, and was so urgent on the necessity of +placing gowns in the only right way, that Maria thought herself +obliged, on her return, to undo all the work of the morning, and +pack her trunk afresh. + +When they parted, Lady Catherine, with great condescension, +wished them a good journey, and invited them to come to +Hunsford again next year; and Miss de Bourgh exerted herself +so far as to curtsey and hold out her hand to both. + + + +Chapter 38 + + +On Saturday morning Elizabeth and Mr. Collins met for breakfast +a few minutes before the others appeared; and he took the +opportunity of paying the parting civilities which he deemed +indispensably necessary. + +"I know not, Miss Elizabeth," said he, "whether Mrs. Collins has +yet expressed her sense of your kindness in coming to us; but I +am very certain you will not leave the house without receiving +her thanks for it. The favor of your company has been much +felt, I assure you. We know how little there is to tempt anyone +to our humble abode. Our plain manner of living, our small +rooms and few domestics, and the little we see of the world, +must make Hunsford extremely dull to a young lady like +yourself; but I hope you will believe us grateful for the +condescension, and that we have done everything in our power +to prevent your spending your time unpleasantly." + +Elizabeth was eager with her thanks and assurances of happiness. +She had spent six weeks with great enjoyment; and the pleasure +of being with Charlotte, and the kind attentions she had received, +must make _her_ feel the obliged. Mr. Collins was gratified, and +with a more smiling solemnity replied: + +"It gives me great pleasure to hear that you have passed your +time not disagreeably. We have certainly done our best; and +most fortunately having it in our power to introduce you to very +superior society, and, from our connection with Rosings, the +frequent means of varying the humble home scene, I think we +may flatter ourselves that your Hunsford visit cannot have been +entirely irksome. Our situation with regard to Lady Catherine's +family is indeed the sort of extraordinary advantage and blessing +which few can boast. You see on what a footing we are. You +see how continually we are engaged there. In truth I must +acknowledge that, with all the disadvantages of this humble +parsonage, I should not think anyone abiding in it an object of +compassion, while they are sharers of our intimacy at Rosings." + +Words were insufficient for the elevation of his feelings; and +he was obliged to walk about the room, while Elizabeth tried to +unite civility and truth in a few short sentences. + +"You may, in fact, carry a very favourable report of us into +Hertfordshire, my dear cousin. I flatter myself at least that you +will be able to do so. Lady Catherine's great attentions to Mrs. +Collins you have been a daily witness of; and altogether I trust +it does not appear that your friend has drawn an unfortunate--but +on this point it will be as well to be silent. Only let me +assure you, my dear Miss Elizabeth, that I can from my heart most +cordially wish you equal felicity in marriage. My dear Charlotte +and I have but one mind and one way of thinking. There is in +everything a most remarkable resemblance of character and ideas +between us. We seem to have been designed for each other." + +Elizabeth could safely say that it was a great happiness where +that was the case, and with equal sincerity could add, that she +firmly believed and rejoiced in his domestic comforts. She was +not sorry, however, to have the recital of them interrupted by +the lady from whom they sprang. Poor Charlotte! it was +melancholy to leave her to such society! But she had chosen it +with her eyes open; and though evidently regretting that her +visitors were to go, she did not seem to ask for compassion. +Her home and her housekeeping, her parish and her poultry, and +all their dependent concerns, had not yet lost their charms. + +At length the chaise arrived, the trunks were fastened on, the +parcels placed within, and it was pronounced to be ready. After +an affectionate parting between the friends, Elizabeth was +attended to the carriage by Mr. Collins, and as they walked +down the garden he was commissioning her with his best +respects to all her family, not forgetting his thanks for the +kindness he had received at Longbourn in the winter, and his +compliments to Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner, though unknown. He +then handed her in, Maria followed, and the door was on the +point of being closed, when he suddenly reminded them, with +some consternation, that they had hitherto forgotten to leave +any message for the ladies at Rosings. + +"But," he added, "you will of course wish to have your humble +respects delivered to them, with your grateful thanks for their +kindness to you while you have been here." + +Elizabeth made no objection; the door was then allowed to be +shut, and the carriage drove off. + +"Good gracious!" cried Maria, after a few minutes' silence, "it +seems but a day or two since we first came! and yet how many +things have happened!" + +"A great many indeed," said her companion with a sigh. + +"We have dined nine times at Rosings, besides drinking tea there +twice! How much I shall have to tell!" + +Elizabeth added privately, "And how much I shall have to conceal!" + +Their journey was performed without much conversation, or any +alarm; and within four hours of their leaving Hunsford they +reached Mr. Gardiner's house, where they were to remain a few +days. + +Jane looked well, and Elizabeth had little opportunity of +studying her spirits, amidst the various engagements which the +kindness of her aunt had reserved for them. But Jane was to go +home with her, and at Longbourn there would be leisure enough +for observation. + +It was not without an effort, meanwhile, that she could wait +even for Longbourn, before she told her sister of Mr. Darcy's +proposals. To know that she had the power of revealing what +would so exceedingly astonish Jane, and must, at the same time, +so highly gratify whatever of her own vanity she had not yet +been able to reason away, was such a temptation to openness +as nothing could have conquered but the state of indecision +in which she remained as to the extent of what she should +communicate; and her fear, if she once entered on the subject, +of being hurried into repeating something of Bingley which +might only grieve her sister further. + + + +Chapter 39 + + +It was the second week in May, in which the three young ladies +set out together from Gracechurch Street for the town of ----, +in Hertfordshire; and, as they drew near the appointed inn where +Mr. Bennet's carriage was to meet them, they quickly perceived, +in token of the coachman's punctuality, both Kitty and Lydia +looking out of a dining-room upstairs. These two girls had been +above an hour in the place, happily employed in visiting an +opposite milliner, watching the sentinel on guard, and dressing a +salad and cucumber. + +After welcoming their sisters, they triumphantly displayed a table +set out with such cold meat as an inn larder usually affords, +exclaiming, "Is not this nice? Is not this an agreeable surprise?" + +"And we mean to treat you all," added Lydia, "but you must lend +us the money, for we have just spent ours at the shop out there." +Then, showing her purchases--"Look here, I have bought this bonnet. +I do not think it is very pretty; but I thought I might as well +buy it as not. I shall pull it to pieces as soon as I get home, +and see if I can make it up any better." + +And when her sisters abused it as ugly, she added, with perfect +unconcern, "Oh! but there were two or three much uglier in the +shop; and when I have bought some prettier-coloured satin to +trim it with fresh, I think it will be very tolerable. Besides, +it will not much signify what one wears this summer, after the +----shire have left Meryton, and they are going in a fortnight." + +"Are they indeed!" cried Elizabeth, with the greatest satisfaction. + +"They are going to be encamped near Brighton; and I do so +want papa to take us all there for the summer! It would be such +a delicious scheme; and I dare say would hardly cost anything at +all. Mamma would like to go too of all things! Only think what +a miserable summer else we shall have!" + +"Yes," thought Elizabeth, "_that_ would be a delightful scheme +indeed, and completely do for us at once. Good Heaven! +Brighton, and a whole campful of soldiers, to us, who have been +overset already by one poor regiment of militia, and the monthly +balls of Meryton!" + +"Now I have got some news for you," said Lydia, as they sat down +at table. "What do you think? It is excellent news--capital +news--and about a certain person we all like!" + +Jane and Elizabeth looked at each other, and the waiter was told +he need not stay. Lydia laughed, and said: + +"Aye, that is just like your formality and discretion. You +thought the waiter must not hear, as if he cared! I dare say he +often hears worse things said than I am going to say. But he is +an ugly fellow! I am glad he is gone. I never saw such a long +chin in my life. Well, but now for my news; it is about dear +Wickham; too good for the waiter, is it not? There is no danger +of Wickham's marrying Mary King. There's for you! She is gone +down to her uncle at Liverpool: gone to stay. Wickham is safe." + +"And Mary King is safe!" added Elizabeth; "safe from a +connection imprudent as to fortune." + +"She is a great fool for going away, if she liked him." + +"But I hope there is no strong attachment on either side," +said Jane. + +"I am sure there is not on _his_. I will answer for it, he never +cared three straws about her--who could about such a nasty +little freckled thing?" + +Elizabeth was shocked to think that, however incapable of +such coarseness of _expression_ herself, the coarseness of the +_sentiment_ was little other than her own breast had harboured +and fancied liberal! + +As soon as all had ate, and the elder ones paid, the carriage was +ordered; and after some contrivance, the whole party, with all +their boxes, work-bags, and parcels, and the unwelcome addition +of Kitty's and Lydia's purchases, were seated in it. + +"How nicely we are all crammed in," cried Lydia. "I am glad I +bought my bonnet, if it is only for the fun of having another +bandbox! Well, now let us be quite comfortable and snug, and +talk and laugh all the way home. And in the first place, let +us hear what has happened to you all since you went away. Have +you seen any pleasant men? Have you had any flirting? I was +in great hopes that one of you would have got a husband before +you came back. Jane will be quite an old maid soon, I declare. +She is almost three-and-twenty! Lord, how ashamed I should be of +not being married before three-and-twenty! My aunt Phillips wants +you so to get husbands, you can't think. She says Lizzy had +better have taken Mr. Collins; but _I_ do not think there would +have been any fun in it. Lord! how I should like to be married +before any of you; and then I would chaperon you about to all +the balls. Dear me! we had such a good piece of fun the other +day at Colonel Forster's. Kitty and me were to spend the day +there, and Mrs. Forster promised to have a little dance in the +evening; (by the bye, Mrs. Forster and me are _such_ friends!) and +so she asked the two Harringtons to come, but Harriet was ill, +and so Pen was forced to come by herself; and then, what do you +think we did? We dressed up Chamberlayne in woman's clothes on +purpose to pass for a lady, only think what fun! Not a soul +knew of it, but Colonel and Mrs. Forster, and Kitty and me, +except my aunt, for we were forced to borrow one of her gowns; +and you cannot imagine how well he looked! When Denny, and +Wickham, and Pratt, and two or three more of the men came in, +they did not know him in the least. Lord! how I laughed! and +so did Mrs. Forster. I thought I should have died. And _that_ +made the men suspect something, and then they soon found out +what was the matter." + +With such kinds of histories of their parties and good jokes, did +Lydia, assisted by Kitty's hints and additions, endeavour to +amuse her companions all the way to Longbourn. Elizabeth +listened as little as she could, but there was no escaping the +frequent mention of Wickham's name. + +Their reception at home was most kind. Mrs. Bennet rejoiced to +see Jane in undiminished beauty; and more than once during +dinner did Mr. Bennet say voluntarily to Elizabeth: + +"I am glad you are come back, Lizzy." + +Their party in the dining-room was large, for almost all the +Lucases came to meet Maria and hear the news; and various +were the subjects that occupied them: Lady Lucas was inquiring +of Maria, after the welfare and poultry of her eldest daughter; +Mrs. Bennet was doubly engaged, on one hand collecting an +account of the present fashions from Jane, who sat some way +below her, and, on the other, retailing them all to the younger +Lucases; and Lydia, in a voice rather louder than any other +person's, was enumerating the various pleasures of the morning +to anybody who would hear her. + +"Oh! Mary," said she, "I wish you had gone with us, for we had +such fun! As we went along, Kitty and I drew up the blinds, +and pretended there was nobody in the coach; and I should have +gone so all the way, if Kitty had not been sick; and when we got +to the George, I do think we behaved very handsomely, for we +treated the other three with the nicest cold luncheon in the +world, and if you would have gone, we would have treated you +too. And then when we came away it was such fun! I thought +we never should have got into the coach. I was ready to die +of laughter. And then we were so merry all the way home! we +talked and laughed so loud, that anybody might have heard us +ten miles off!" + +To this Mary very gravely replied, "Far be it from me, my dear +sister, to depreciate such pleasures! They would doubtless be +congenial with the generality of female minds. But I confess +they would have no charms for _me_--I should infinitely prefer a +book." + +But of this answer Lydia heard not a word. She seldom listened +to anybody for more than half a minute, and never attended to +Mary at all. + +In the afternoon Lydia was urgent with the rest of the girls +to walk to Meryton, and to see how everybody went on; but +Elizabeth steadily opposed the scheme. It should not be said +that the Miss Bennets could not be at home half a day before +they were in pursuit of the officers. There was another reason +too for her opposition. She dreaded seeing Mr. Wickham again, +and was resolved to avoid it as long as possible. The comfort +to _her_ of the regiment's approaching removal was indeed beyond +expression. In a fortnight they were to go--and once gone, she +hoped there could be nothing more to plague her on his account. + +She had not been many hours at home before she found that the +Brighton scheme, of which Lydia had given them a hint at the inn, +was under frequent discussion between her parents. Elizabeth +saw directly that her father had not the smallest intention of +yielding; but his answers were at the same time so vague and +equivocal, that her mother, though often disheartened, had never +yet despaired of succeeding at last. + + + +Chapter 40 + + +Elizabeth's impatience to acquaint Jane with what had happened +could no longer be overcome; and at length, resolving to +suppress every particular in which her sister was concerned, +and preparing her to be surprised, she related to her the next +morning the chief of the scene between Mr. Darcy and herself. + +Miss Bennet's astonishment was soon lessened by the strong +sisterly partiality which made any admiration of Elizabeth appear +perfectly natural; and all surprise was shortly lost in other +feelings. She was sorry that Mr. Darcy should have delivered his +sentiments in a manner so little suited to recommend them; but +still more was she grieved for the unhappiness which her sister's +refusal must have given him. + +"His being so sure of succeeding was wrong," said she, "and +certainly ought not to have appeared; but consider how much it +must increase his disappointment!" + +"Indeed," replied Elizabeth, "I am heartily sorry for him; but he +has other feelings, which will probably soon drive away his +regard for me. You do not blame me, however, for refusing him?" + +"Blame you! Oh, no." + +"But you blame me for having spoken so warmly of Wickham?" + +"No--I do not know that you were wrong in saying what you +did." + +"But you _will_ know it, when I tell you what happened the very +next day." + +She then spoke of the letter, repeating the whole of its contents +as far as they concerned George Wickham. What a stroke was +this for poor Jane! who would willingly have gone through the +world without believing that so much wickedness existed in the +whole race of mankind, as was here collected in one individual. +Nor was Darcy's vindication, though grateful to her feelings, +capable of consoling her for such discovery. Most earnestly did +she labour to prove the probability of error, and seek to clear the +one without involving the other. + +"This will not do," said Elizabeth; "you never will be able to +make both of them good for anything. Take your choice, but +you must be satisfied with only one. There is but such a quantity +of merit between them; just enough to make one good sort of +man; and of late it has been shifting about pretty much. For my +part, I am inclined to believe it all Darcy's; but you shall do +as you choose." + +It was some time, however, before a smile could be extorted +from Jane. + +"I do not know when I have been more shocked," said she. +"Wickham so very bad! It is almost past belief. And poor Mr. +Darcy! Dear Lizzy, only consider what he must have suffered. +Such a disappointment! and with the knowledge of your ill +opinion, too! and having to relate such a thing of his sister! +It is really too distressing. I am sure you must feel it so." + +"Oh! no, my regret and compassion are all done away by seeing +you so full of both. I know you will do him such ample justice, +that I am growing every moment more unconcerned and indifferent. +Your profusion makes me saving; and if you lament over him much +longer, my heart will be as light as a feather." + +"Poor Wickham! there is such an expression of goodness in his +countenance! such an openness and gentleness in his manner!" + +"There certainly was some great mismanagement in the education +of those two young men. One has got all the goodness, and the +other all the appearance of it." + +"I never thought Mr. Darcy so deficient in the _appearance_ +of it as you used to do." + +"And yet I meant to be uncommonly clever in taking so decided +a dislike to him, without any reason. It is such a spur to one's +genius, such an opening for wit, to have a dislike of that kind. +One may be continually abusive without saying anything just; but +one cannot always be laughing at a man without now and then +stumbling on something witty." + +"Lizzy, when you first read that letter, I am sure you could not +treat the matter as you do now." + +"Indeed, I could not. I was uncomfortable enough, I may say +unhappy. And with no one to speak to about what I felt, no +Jane to comfort me and say that I had not been so very weak and +vain and nonsensical as I knew I had! Oh! how I wanted you!" + +"How unfortunate that you should have used such very strong +expressions in speaking of Wickham to Mr. Darcy, for now they +_do_ appear wholly undeserved." + +"Certainly. But the misfortune of speaking with bitterness +is a most natural consequence of the prejudices I had been +encouraging. There is one point on which I want your advice. +I want to be told whether I ought, or ought not, to make our +acquaintances in general understand Wickham's character." + +Miss Bennet paused a little, and then replied, "Surely there can +be no occasion for exposing him so dreadfully. What is your +opinion?" + +"That it ought not to be attempted. Mr. Darcy has not +authorised me to make his communication public. On the +contrary, every particular relative to his sister was meant to +be kept as much as possible to myself; and if I endeavour to +undeceive people as to the rest of his conduct, who will believe +me? The general prejudice against Mr. Darcy is so violent, that +it would be the death of half the good people in Meryton to +attempt to place him in an amiable light. I am not equal to it. +Wickham will soon be gone; and therefore it will not signify to +anyone here what he really is. Some time hence it will be all +found out, and then we may laugh at their stupidity in not +knowing it before. At present I will say nothing about it." + +"You are quite right. To have his errors made public might ruin +him for ever. He is now, perhaps, sorry for what he has done, +and anxious to re-establish a character. We must not make him +desperate." + +The tumult of Elizabeth's mind was allayed by this conversation. +She had got rid of two of the secrets which had weighed on her +for a fortnight, and was certain of a willing listener in Jane, +whenever she might wish to talk again of either. But there was +still something lurking behind, of which prudence forbade the +disclosure. She dared not relate the other half of Mr. Darcy's +letter, nor explain to her sister how sincerely she had been +valued by her friend. Here was knowledge in which no one +could partake; and she was sensible that nothing less than a +perfect understanding between the parties could justify her in +throwing off this last encumbrance of mystery. "And then," said +she, "if that very improbable event should ever take place, I +shall merely be able to tell what Bingley may tell in a much more +agreeable manner himself. The liberty of communication cannot +be mine till it has lost all its value!" + +She was now, on being settled at home, at leisure to observe the +real state of her sister's spirits. Jane was not happy. She still +cherished a very tender affection for Bingley. Having never even +fancied herself in love before, her regard had all the warmth of +first attachment, and, from her age and disposition, greater +steadiness than most first attachments often boast; and so +fervently did she value his remembrance, and prefer him to every +other man, that all her good sense, and all her attention to the +feelings of her friends, were requisite to check the indulgence of +those regrets which must have been injurious to her own health +and their tranquillity. + +"Well, Lizzy," said Mrs. Bennet one day, "what is your opinion +_now_ of this sad business of Jane's? For my part, I am +determined never to speak of it again to anybody. I told my +sister Phillips so the other day. But I cannot find out that Jane +saw anything of him in London. Well, he is a very undeserving +young man--and I do not suppose there's the least chance in the +world of her ever getting him now. There is no talk of his +coming to Netherfield again in the summer; and I have inquired +of everybody, too, who is likely to know." + +"I do not believe he will ever live at Netherfield any more." + +"Oh well! it is just as he chooses. Nobody wants him to come. +Though I shall always say he used my daughter extremely ill; and +if I was her, I would not have put up with it. Well, my comfort +is, I am sure Jane will die of a broken heart; and then he will +be sorry for what he has done." + +But as Elizabeth could not receive comfort from any such +expectation, she made no answer. + +"Well, Lizzy," continued her mother, soon afterwards, "and so +the Collinses live very comfortable, do they? Well, well, I only +hope it will last. And what sort of table do they keep? Charlotte +is an excellent manager, I dare say. If she is half as sharp as +her mother, she is saving enough. There is nothing extravagant in +_their_ housekeeping, I dare say." + +"No, nothing at all." + +"A great deal of good management, depend upon it. Yes, yes. +_they_ will take care not to outrun their income. _They_ will +never be distressed for money. Well, much good may it do +them! And so, I suppose, they often talk of having Longbourn +when your father is dead. They look upon it as quite their own, +I dare say, whenever that happens." + +"It was a subject which they could not mention before me." + +"No; it would have been strange if they had; but I make no +doubt they often talk of it between themselves. Well, if they +can be easy with an estate that is not lawfully their own, so +much the better. I should be ashamed of having one that was +only entailed on me." + + + +Chapter 41 + + +The first week of their return was soon gone. The second began. +It was the last of the regiment's stay in Meryton, and all the +young ladies in the neighbourhood were drooping apace. The +dejection was almost universal. The elder Miss Bennets alone +were still able to eat, drink, and sleep, and pursue the usual +course of their employments. Very frequently were they +reproached for this insensibility by Kitty and Lydia, whose +own misery was extreme, and who could not comprehend such +hard-heartedness in any of the family. + +"Good Heaven! what is to become of us? What are we to do?" +would they often exclaim in the bitterness of woe. "How can +you be smiling so, Lizzy?" + +Their affectionate mother shared all their grief; she remembered +what she had herself endured on a similar occasion, five-and-twenty +years ago. + +"I am sure," said she, "I cried for two days together when +Colonel Miller's regiment went away. I thought I should have +broken my heart." + +"I am sure I shall break _mine_," said Lydia. + +"If one could but go to Brighton!" observed Mrs. Bennet. + +"Oh, yes!--if one could but go to Brighton! But papa is so +disagreeable." + +"A little sea-bathing would set me up forever." + +"And my aunt Phillips is sure it would do _me_ a great deal of +good," added Kitty. + +Such were the kind of lamentations resounding perpetually +through Longbourn House. Elizabeth tried to be diverted by +them; but all sense of pleasure was lost in shame. She felt anew +the justice of Mr. Darcy's objections; and never had she been so +much disposed to pardon his interference in the views of his +friend. + +But the gloom of Lydia's prospect was shortly cleared away; for +she received an invitation from Mrs. Forster, the wife of the +colonel of the regiment, to accompany her to Brighton. This +invaluable friend was a very young woman, and very lately +married. A resemblance in good humour and good spirits had +recommended her and Lydia to each other, and out of their +_three_ months' acquaintance they had been intimate _two_. + +The rapture of Lydia on this occasion, her adoration of Mrs. +Forster, the delight of Mrs. Bennet, and the mortification of +Kitty, are scarcely to be described. Wholly inattentive to her +sister's feelings, Lydia flew about the house in restless ecstasy, +calling for everyone's congratulations, and laughing and talking +with more violence than ever; whilst the luckless Kitty continued +in the parlour repined at her fate in terms as unreasonable as her +accent was peevish. + +"I cannot see why Mrs. Forster should not ask _me_ as well as +Lydia," said she, "Though I am _not_ her particular friend. I +have just as much right to be asked as she has, and more too, +for I am two years older." + +In vain did Elizabeth attempt to make her reasonable, and Jane +to make her resigned. As for Elizabeth herself, this invitation +was so far from exciting in her the same feelings as in her mother +and Lydia, that she considered it as the death warrant of all +possibility of common sense for the latter; and detestable as such +a step must make her were it known, she could not help secretly +advising her father not to let her go. She represented to him all +the improprieties of Lydia's general behaviour, the little +advantage she could derive from the friendship of such a woman +as Mrs. Forster, and the probability of her being yet more +imprudent with such a companion at Brighton, where the +temptations must be greater than at home. He heard her +attentively, and then said: + +"Lydia will never be easy until she has exposed herself in some +public place or other, and we can never expect her to do it with +so little expense or inconvenience to her family as under the +present circumstances." + +"If you were aware," said Elizabeth, "of the very great +disadvantage to us all which must arise from the public notice +of Lydia's unguarded and imprudent manner--nay, which has +already arisen from it, I am sure you would judge differently in +the affair." + +"Already arisen?" repeated Mr. Bennet. "What, has she +frightened away some of your lovers? Poor little Lizzy! But do +not be cast down. Such squeamish youths as cannot bear to be +connected with a little absurdity are not worth a regret. Come, +let me see the list of pitiful fellows who have been kept aloof +by Lydia's folly." + +"Indeed you are mistaken. I have no such injuries to resent. +It is not of particular, but of general evils, which I am now +complaining. Our importance, our respectability in the world must +be affected by the wild volatility, the assurance and disdain of +all restraint which mark Lydia's character. Excuse me, for I must +speak plainly. If you, my dear father, will not take the trouble +of checking her exuberant spirits, and of teaching her that her +present pursuits are not to be the business of her life, she will +soon be beyond the reach of amendment. Her character will be +fixed, and she will, at sixteen, be the most determined flirt that +ever made herself or her family ridiculous; a flirt, too, in the +worst and meanest degree of flirtation; without any attraction +beyond youth and a tolerable person; and, from the ignorance and +emptiness of her mind, wholly unable to ward off any portion of +that universal contempt which her rage for admiration will excite. +In this danger Kitty also is comprehended. She will follow wherever +Lydia leads. Vain, ignorant, idle, and absolutely uncontrolled! +Oh! my dear father, can you suppose it possible that they will not +be censured and despised wherever they are known, and that their +sisters will not be often involved in the disgrace?" + +Mr. Bennet saw that her whole heart was in the subject, and +affectionately taking her hand said in reply: + +"Do not make yourself uneasy, my love. Wherever you and Jane +are known you must be respected and valued; and you will not +appear to less advantage for having a couple of--or I may say, +three--very silly sisters. We shall have no peace at Longbourn +if Lydia does not go to Brighton. Let her go, then. Colonel +Forster is a sensible man, and will keep her out of any real +mischief; and she is luckily too poor to be an object of prey +to anybody. At Brighton she will be of less importance even as +a common flirt than she has been here. The officers will find +women better worth their notice. Let us hope, therefore, that +her being there may teach her her own insignificance. At any +rate, she cannot grow many degrees worse, without authorising +us to lock her up for the rest of her life." + +With this answer Elizabeth was forced to be content; but her +own opinion continued the same, and she left him disappointed +and sorry. It was not in her nature, however, to increase her +vexations by dwelling on them. She was confident of having +performed her duty, and to fret over unavoidable evils, or +augment them by anxiety, was no part of her disposition. + +Had Lydia and her mother known the substance of her conference +with her father, their indignation would hardly have found +expression in their united volubility. In Lydia's imagination, +a visit to Brighton comprised every possibility of earthly +happiness. She saw, with the creative eye of fancy, the streets +of that gay bathing-place covered with officers. She saw +herself the object of attention, to tens and to scores of them +at present unknown. She saw all the glories of the camp--its +tents stretched forth in beauteous uniformity of lines, crowded +with the young and the gay, and dazzling with scarlet; and, to +complete the view, she saw herself seated beneath a tent, tenderly +flirting with at least six officers at once. + +Had she known her sister sought to tear her from such prospects +and such realities as these, what would have been her sensations? +They could have been understood only by her mother, who might +have felt nearly the same. Lydia's going to Brighton was all +that consoled her for her melancholy conviction of her husband's +never intending to go there himself. + +But they were entirely ignorant of what had passed; and their +raptures continued, with little intermission, to the very day of +Lydia's leaving home. + +Elizabeth was now to see Mr. Wickham for the last time. +Having been frequently in company with him since her return, +agitation was pretty well over; the agitations of formal partiality +entirely so. She had even learnt to detect, in the very gentleness +which had first delighted her, an affectation and a sameness to +disgust and weary. In his present behaviour to herself, +moreover, she had a fresh source of displeasure, for the +inclination he soon testified of renewing those intentions which +had marked the early part of their acquaintance could only serve, +after what had since passed, to provoke her. She lost all concern +for him in finding herself thus selected as the object of such idle +and frivolous gallantry; and while she steadily repressed it, could +not but feel the reproof contained in his believing, that however +long, and for whatever cause, his attentions had been withdrawn, +her vanity would be gratified, and her preference secured at any +time by their renewal. + +On the very last day of the regiment's remaining at Meryton, he +dined, with other of the officers, at Longbourn; and so little +was Elizabeth disposed to part from him in good humour, that on +his making some inquiry as to the manner in which her time had +passed at Hunsford, she mentioned Colonel Fitzwilliam's and +Mr. Darcy's having both spent three weeks at Rosings, and +asked him, if he was acquainted with the former. + +He looked surprised, displeased, alarmed; but with a moment's +recollection and a returning smile, replied, that he had formerly +seen him often; and, after observing that he was a very +gentlemanlike man, asked her how she had liked him. Her +answer was warmly in his favour. With an air of indifference he +soon afterwards added: + +"How long did you say he was at Rosings?" + +"Nearly three weeks." + +"And you saw him frequently?" + +"Yes, almost every day." + +"His manners are very different from his cousin's." + +"Yes, very different. But I think Mr. Darcy improves upon +acquaintance." + +"Indeed!" cried Mr. Wickham with a look which did not escape +her. "And pray, may I ask?--" But checking himself, he added, +in a gayer tone, "Is it in address that he improves? Has he +deigned to add aught of civility to his ordinary style?--for I +dare not hope," he continued in a lower and more serious tone, +"that he is improved in essentials." + +"Oh, no!" said Elizabeth. "In essentials, I believe, he is very +much what he ever was." + +While she spoke, Wickham looked as if scarcely knowing +whether to rejoice over her words, or to distrust their meaning. +There was a something in her countenance which made him listen +with an apprehensive and anxious attention, while she added: + +"When I said that he improved on acquaintance, I did not mean +that his mind or his manners were in a state of improvement, but +that, from knowing him better, his disposition was better +understood." + +Wickham's alarm now appeared in a heightened complexion and +agitated look; for a few minutes he was silent, till, shaking +off his embarrassment, he turned to her again, and said in the +gentlest of accents: + +"You, who so well know my feeling towards Mr. Darcy, will +readily comprehend how sincerely I must rejoice that he is +wise enough to assume even the _appearance_ of what is right. +His pride, in that direction, may be of service, if not to himself, +to many others, for it must only deter him from such foul +misconduct as I have suffered by. I only fear that the sort of +cautiousness to which you, I imagine, have been alluding, is +merely adopted on his visits to his aunt, of whose good opinion +and judgement he stands much in awe. His fear of her has +always operated, I know, when they were together; and a good +deal is to be imputed to his wish of forwarding the match with +Miss de Bourgh, which I am certain he has very much at heart." + +Elizabeth could not repress a smile at this, but she answered only +by a slight inclination of the head. She saw that he wanted to +engage her on the old subject of his grievances, and she was in +no humour to indulge him. The rest of the evening passed with +the _appearance_, on his side, of usual cheerfulness, but with +no further attempt to distinguish Elizabeth; and they parted at +last with mutual civility, and possibly a mutual desire of never +meeting again. + +When the party broke up, Lydia returned with Mrs. Forster to +Meryton, from whence they were to set out early the next +morning. The separation between her and her family was rather +noisy than pathetic. Kitty was the only one who shed tears; but +she did weep from vexation and envy. Mrs. Bennet was diffuse +in her good wishes for the felicity of her daughter, and +impressive in her injunctions that she should not miss the +opportunity of enjoying herself as much as possible--advice +which there was every reason to believe would be well attended +to; and in the clamorous happiness of Lydia herself in bidding +farewell, the more gentle adieus of her sisters were uttered +without being heard. + + + +Chapter 42 + + +Had Elizabeth's opinion been all drawn from her own family, +she could not have formed a very pleasing opinion of conjugal +felicity or domestic comfort. Her father, captivated by youth +and beauty, and that appearance of good humour which youth +and beauty generally give, had married a woman whose weak +understanding and illiberal mind had very early in their marriage +put an end to all real affection for her. Respect, esteem, and +confidence had vanished for ever; and all his views of domestic +happiness were overthrown. But Mr. Bennet was not of a +disposition to seek comfort for the disappointment which his +own imprudence had brought on, in any of those pleasures which +too often console the unfortunate for their folly or their vice. +He was fond of the country and of books; and from these tastes had +arisen his principal enjoyments. To his wife he was very little +otherwise indebted, than as her ignorance and folly had +contributed to his amusement. This is not the sort of happiness +which a man would in general wish to owe to his wife; but +where other powers of entertainment are wanting, the true +philosopher will derive benefit from such as are given. + +Elizabeth, however, had never been blind to the impropriety of +her father's behaviour as a husband. She had always seen it with +pain; but respecting his abilities, and grateful for his affectionate +treatment of herself, she endeavoured to forget what she could +not overlook, and to banish from her thoughts that continual +breach of conjugal obligation and decorum which, in exposing +his wife to the contempt of her own children, was so highly +reprehensible. But she had never felt so strongly as now the +disadvantages which must attend the children of so unsuitable a +marriage, nor ever been so fully aware of the evils arising from +so ill-judged a direction of talents; talents, which, rightly used, +might at least have preserved the respectability of his daughters, +even if incapable of enlarging the mind of his wife. + +When Elizabeth had rejoiced over Wickham's departure she +found little other cause for satisfaction in the loss of the +regiment. Their parties abroad were less varied than before, and +at home she had a mother and sister whose constant repinings at +the dullness of everything around them threw a real gloom over +their domestic circle; and, though Kitty might in time regain her +natural degree of sense, since the disturbers of her brain were +removed, her other sister, from whose disposition greater evil +might be apprehended, was likely to be hardened in all her +folly and assurance by a situation of such double danger as a +watering-place and a camp. Upon the whole, therefore, she +found, what has been sometimes found before, that an event +to which she had been looking with impatient desire did not, +in taking place, bring all the satisfaction she had promised +herself. It was consequently necessary to name some other +period for the commencement of actual felicity--to have some +other point on which her wishes and hopes might be fixed, and +by again enjoying the pleasure of anticipation, console herself for +the present, and prepare for another disappointment. Her tour +to the Lakes was now the object of her happiest thoughts; it was +her best consolation for all the uncomfortable hours which the +discontentedness of her mother and Kitty made inevitable; and +could she have included Jane in the scheme, every part of it +would have been perfect. + +"But it is fortunate," thought she, "that I have something to wish +for. Were the whole arrangement complete, my disappointment +would be certain. But here, by carrying with me one ceaseless +source of regret in my sister's absence, I may reasonably hope to +have all my expectations of pleasure realised. A scheme of +which every part promises delight can never be successful; and +general disappointment is only warded off by the defence of +some little peculiar vexation." + +When Lydia went away she promised to write very often and +very minutely to her mother and Kitty; but her letters were +always long expected, and always very short. Those to her +mother contained little else than that they were just returned +from the library, where such and such officers had attended +them, and where she had seen such beautiful ornaments as made +her quite wild; that she had a new gown, or a new parasol, which +she would have described more fully, but was obliged to leave +off in a violent hurry, as Mrs. Forster called her, and they were +going off to the camp; and from her correspondence with her +sister, there was still less to be learnt--for her letters to +Kitty, though rather longer, were much too full of lines under the +words to be made public. + +After the first fortnight or three weeks of her absence, health, +good humour, and cheerfulness began to reappear at Longbourn. +Everything wore a happier aspect. The families who had been in +town for the winter came back again, and summer finery and +summer engagements arose. Mrs. Bennet was restored to her +usual querulous serenity; and, by the middle of June, Kitty was +so much recovered as to be able to enter Meryton without tears; +an event of such happy promise as to make Elizabeth hope that +by the following Christmas she might be so tolerably reasonable +as not to mention an officer above once a day, unless, by some +cruel and malicious arrangement at the War Office, another +regiment should be quartered in Meryton. + +The time fixed for the beginning of their northern tour was now +fast approaching, and a fortnight only was wanting of it, when +a letter arrived from Mrs. Gardiner, which at once delayed its +commencement and curtailed its extent. Mr. Gardiner would be +prevented by business from setting out till a fortnight later in +July, and must be in London again within a month, and as that +left too short a period for them to go so far, and see so much +as they had proposed, or at least to see it with the leisure and +comfort they had built on, they were obliged to give up the +Lakes, and substitute a more contracted tour, and, according +to the present plan, were to go no farther northwards than +Derbyshire. In that county there was enough to be seen to +occupy the chief of their three weeks; and to Mrs. Gardiner it +had a peculiarly strong attraction. The town where she had +formerly passed some years of her life, and where they were now +to spend a few days, was probably as great an object of her +curiosity as all the celebrated beauties of Matlock, Chatsworth, +Dovedale, or the Peak. + +Elizabeth was excessively disappointed; she had set her heart on +seeing the Lakes, and still thought there might have been time +enough. But it was her business to be satisfied--and certainly +her temper to be happy; and all was soon right again. + +With the mention of Derbyshire there were many ideas connected. +It was impossible for her to see the word without thinking of +Pemberley and its owner. "But surely," said she, "I may enter +his county without impunity, and rob it of a few petrified spars +without his perceiving me." + +The period of expectation was now doubled. Four weeks were to +pass away before her uncle and aunt's arrival. But they did pass +away, and Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner, with their four children, did +at length appear at Longbourn. The children, two girls of six +and eight years old, and two younger boys, were to be left under +the particular care of their cousin Jane, who was the general +favourite, and whose steady sense and sweetness of temper exactly +adapted her for attending to them in every way--teaching them, +playing with them, and loving them. + +The Gardiners stayed only one night at Longbourn, and set off +the next morning with Elizabeth in pursuit of novelty and +amusement. One enjoyment was certain--that of suitableness +of companions; a suitableness which comprehended health and +temper to bear inconveniences--cheerfulness to enhance every +pleasure--and affection and intelligence, which might supply +it among themselves if there were disappointments abroad. + +It is not the object of this work to give a description of +Derbyshire, nor of any of the remarkable places through which +their route thither lay; Oxford, Blenheim, Warwick, Kenilworth, +Birmingham, etc. are sufficiently known. A small part of +Derbyshire is all the present concern. To the little town of +Lambton, the scene of Mrs. Gardiner's former residence, and +where she had lately learned some acquaintance still remained, +they bent their steps, after having seen all the principal wonders +of the country; and within five miles of Lambton, Elizabeth +found from her aunt that Pemberley was situated. It was not in +their direct road, nor more than a mile or two out of it. In +talking over their route the evening before, Mrs. Gardiner +expressed an inclination to see the place again. Mr. Gardiner +declared his willingness, and Elizabeth was applied to for her +approbation. + +"My love, should not you like to see a place of which you have +heard so much?" said her aunt; "a place, too, with which so +many of your acquaintances are connected. Wickham passed all +his youth there, you know." + +Elizabeth was distressed. She felt that she had no business at +Pemberley, and was obliged to assume a disinclination for seeing +it. She must own that she was tired of seeing great houses; after +going over so many, she really had no pleasure in fine carpets or +satin curtains. + +Mrs. Gardiner abused her stupidity. "If it were merely a fine +house richly furnished," said she, "I should not care about it +myself; but the grounds are delightful. They have some of the +finest woods in the country." + +Elizabeth said no more--but her mind could not acquiesce. +The possibility of meeting Mr. Darcy, while viewing the place, +instantly occurred. It would be dreadful! She blushed at the +very idea, and thought it would be better to speak openly to +her aunt than to run such a risk. But against this there were +objections; and she finally resolved that it could be the last +resource, if her private inquiries to the absence of the family +were unfavourably answered. + +Accordingly, when she retired at night, she asked the chambermaid +whether Pemberley were not a very fine place? what was the name +of its proprietor? and, with no little alarm, whether the family +were down for the summer? A most welcome negative followed the +last question--and her alarms now being removed, she was at +leisure to feel a great deal of curiosity to see the house herself; +and when the subject was revived the next morning, and she was +again applied to, could readily answer, and with a proper air of +indifference, that she had not really any dislike to the scheme. +To Pemberley, therefore, they were to go. + + + +Chapter 43 + + +Elizabeth, as they drove along, watched for the first appearance +of Pemberley Woods with some perturbation; and when at +length they turned in at the lodge, her spirits were in a high +flutter. + +The park was very large, and contained great variety of ground. +They entered it in one of its lowest points, and drove for some +time through a beautiful wood stretching over a wide extent. + +Elizabeth's mind was too full for conversation, but she saw and +admired every remarkable spot and point of view. They +gradually ascended for half-a-mile, and then found themselves +at the top of a considerable eminence, where the wood ceased, +and the eye was instantly caught by Pemberley House, situated +on the opposite side of a valley, into which the road with some +abruptness wound. It was a large, handsome stone building, +standing well on rising ground, and backed by a ridge of high +woody hills; and in front, a stream of some natural importance +was swelled into greater, but without any artificial appearance. +Its banks were neither formal nor falsely adorned. Elizabeth +was delighted. She had never seen a place for which nature +had done more, or where natural beauty had been so little +counteracted by an awkward taste. They were all of them warm +in their admiration; and at that moment she felt that to be +mistress of Pemberley might be something! + +They descended the hill, crossed the bridge, and drove to the +door; and, while examining the nearer aspect of the house, all +her apprehension of meeting its owner returned. She dreaded +lest the chambermaid had been mistaken. On applying to see +the place, they were admitted into the hall; and Elizabeth, as +they waited for the housekeeper, had leisure to wonder at her +being where she was. + +The housekeeper came; a respectable-looking elderly woman, +much less fine, and more civil, than she had any notion of +finding her. They followed her into the dining-parlour. +It was a large, well proportioned room, handsomely fitted up. +Elizabeth, after slightly surveying it, went to a window to enjoy +its prospect. The hill, crowned with wood, which they had +descended, receiving increased abruptness from the distance, +was a beautiful object. Every disposition of the ground was +good; and she looked on the whole scene, the river, the trees +scattered on its banks and the winding of the valley, as far as +she could trace it, with delight. As they passed into other +rooms these objects were taking different positions; but from +every window there were beauties to be seen. The rooms were +lofty and handsome, and their furniture suitable to the fortune +of its proprietor; but Elizabeth saw, with admiration of his taste, +that it was neither gaudy nor uselessly fine; with less of +splendour, and more real elegance, than the furniture of Rosings. + +"And of this place," thought she, "I might have been mistress! +With these rooms I might now have been familiarly acquainted! +Instead of viewing them as a stranger, I might have rejoiced +in them as my own, and welcomed to them as visitors my uncle +and aunt. But no,"--recollecting herself--"that could never +be; my uncle and aunt would have been lost to me; I should not +have been allowed to invite them." + +This was a lucky recollection--it saved her from something +very like regret. + +She longed to inquire of the housekeeper whether her master +was really absent, but had not the courage for it. At length +however, the question was asked by her uncle; and she turned +away with alarm, while Mrs. Reynolds replied that he was, +adding, "But we expect him to-morrow, with a large party of +friends." How rejoiced was Elizabeth that their own journey +had not by any circumstance been delayed a day! + +Her aunt now called her to look at a picture. She approached +and saw the likeness of Mr. Wickham, suspended, amongst +several other miniatures, over the mantelpiece. Her aunt asked +her, smilingly, how she liked it. The housekeeper came forward, +and told them it was a picture of a young gentleman, the son of +her late master's steward, who had been brought up by him at +his own expense. "He is now gone into the army," she added; +"but I am afraid he has turned out very wild." + +Mrs. Gardiner looked at her niece with a smile, but Elizabeth +could not return it. + +"And that," said Mrs. Reynolds, pointing to another of the +miniatures, "is my master--and very like him. It was drawn at +the same time as the other--about eight years ago." + +"I have heard much of your master's fine person," said Mrs. +Gardiner, looking at the picture; "it is a handsome face. +But, Lizzy, you can tell us whether it is like or not." + +Mrs. Reynolds respect for Elizabeth seemed to increase on this +intimation of her knowing her master. + +"Does that young lady know Mr. Darcy?" + +Elizabeth coloured, and said: "A little." + +"And do not you think him a very handsome gentleman, ma'am?" + +"Yes, very handsome." + +"I am sure I know none so handsome; but in the gallery +upstairs you will see a finer, larger picture of him than this. +This room was my late master's favourite room, and these +miniatures are just as they used to be then. He was very fond +of them." + +This accounted to Elizabeth for Mr. Wickham's being among them. + +Mrs. Reynolds then directed their attention to one of Miss Darcy, +drawn when she was only eight years old. + +"And is Miss Darcy as handsome as her brother?" said Mrs. Gardiner. + +"Oh! yes--the handsomest young lady that ever was seen; and +so accomplished!--She plays and sings all day long. In the next +room is a new instrument just come down for her--a present +from my master; she comes here to-morrow with him." + +Mr. Gardiner, whose manners were very easy and pleasant, +encouraged her communicativeness by his questions and remarks; +Mrs. Reynolds, either by pride or attachment, had evidently +great pleasure in talking of her master and his sister. + +"Is your master much at Pemberley in the course of the year?" + +"Not so much as I could wish, sir; but I dare say he may spend +half his time here; and Miss Darcy is always down for the +summer months." + +"Except," thought Elizabeth, "when she goes to Ramsgate." + +"If your master would marry, you might see more of him." + +"Yes, sir; but I do not know when _that_ will be. I do not +know who is good enough for him." + +Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner smiled. Elizabeth could not help saying, +"It is very much to his credit, I am sure, that you should think +so." + +"I say no more than the truth, and everybody will say that +knows him," replied the other. Elizabeth thought this was +going pretty far; and she listened with increasing astonishment +as the housekeeper added, "I have never known a cross word +from him in my life, and I have known him ever since he was +four years old." + +This was praise, of all others most extraordinary, most opposite +to her ideas. That he was not a good-tempered man had been +her firmest opinion. Her keenest attention was awakened; she +longed to hear more, and was grateful to her uncle for saying: + +"There are very few people of whom so much can be said. You +are lucky in having such a master." + +"Yes, sir, I know I am. If I were to go through the world, I +could not meet with a better. But I have always observed, that +they who are good-natured when children, are good-natured +when they grow up; and he was always the sweetest-tempered, +most generous-hearted boy in the world." + +Elizabeth almost stared at her. "Can this be Mr. Darcy?" +thought she. + +"His father was an excellent man," said Mrs. Gardiner. + +"Yes, ma'am, that he was indeed; and his son will be just like +him--just as affable to the poor." + +Elizabeth listened, wondered, doubted, and was impatient for +more. Mrs. Reynolds could interest her on no other point. She +related the subjects of the pictures, the dimensions of the rooms, +and the price of the furniture, in vain, Mr. Gardiner, highly +amused by the kind of family prejudice to which he attributed +her excessive commendation of her master, soon led again to +the subject; and she dwelt with energy on his many merits as +they proceeded together up the great staircase. + +"He is the best landlord, and the best master," said she, "that +ever lived; not like the wild young men nowadays, who think of +nothing but themselves. There is not one of his tenants or +servants but will give him a good name. Some people call him +proud; but I am sure I never saw anything of it. To my fancy, it +is only because he does not rattle away like other young men." + +"In what an amiable light does this place him!" thought +Elizabeth. + +"This fine account of him," whispered her aunt as they walked, +"is not quite consistent with his behaviour to our poor friend." + +"Perhaps we might be deceived." + +"That is not very likely; our authority was too good." + +On reaching the spacious lobby above they were shown into a +very pretty sitting-room, lately fitted up with greater elegance +and lightness than the apartments below; and were informed that +it was but just done to give pleasure to Miss Darcy, who had +taken a liking to the room when last at Pemberley. + +"He is certainly a good brother," said Elizabeth, as she walked +towards one of the windows. + +Mrs. Reynolds anticipated Miss Darcy's delight, when she +should enter the room. "And this is always the way with him," +she added. "Whatever can give his sister any pleasure is sure +to be done in a moment. There is nothing he would not do for +her." + +The picture-gallery, and two or three of the principal bedrooms, +were all that remained to be shown. In the former were many +good paintings; but Elizabeth knew nothing of the art; and from +such as had been already visible below, she had willingly turned +to look at some drawings of Miss Darcy's, in crayons, whose +subjects were usually more interesting, and also more intelligible. + +In the gallery there were many family portraits, but they could +have little to fix the attention of a stranger. Elizabeth walked +in quest of the only face whose features would be known to her. +At last it arrested her--and she beheld a striking resemblance +to Mr. Darcy, with such a smile over the face as she remembered +to have sometimes seen when he looked at her. She stood +several minutes before the picture, in earnest contemplation, +and returned to it again before they quitted the gallery. Mrs. +Reynolds informed them that it had been taken in his father's +lifetime. + +There was certainly at this moment, in Elizabeth's mind, a more +gentle sensation towards the original than she had ever felt at +the height of their acquaintance. The commendation bestowed +on him by Mrs. Reynolds was of no trifling nature. What praise +is more valuable than the praise of an intelligent servant? As a +brother, a landlord, a master, she considered how many people's +happiness were in his guardianship!--how much of pleasure or +pain was it in his power to bestow!--how much of good or evil +must be done by him! Every idea that had been brought forward +by the housekeeper was favourable to his character, and as she +stood before the canvas on which he was represented, and fixed +his eyes upon herself, she thought of his regard with a deeper +sentiment of gratitude than it had ever raised before; she +remembered its warmth, and softened its impropriety of +expression. + +When all of the house that was open to general inspection had +been seen, they returned downstairs, and, taking leave of the +housekeeper, were consigned over to the gardener, who met +them at the hall-door. + +As they walked across the hall towards the river, Elizabeth +turned back to look again; her uncle and aunt stopped also, and +while the former was conjecturing as to the date of the building, +the owner of it himself suddenly came forward from the road, +which led behind it to the stables. + +They were within twenty yards of each other, and so abrupt was +his appearance, that it was impossible to avoid his sight. Their +eyes instantly met, and the cheeks of both were overspread with +the deepest blush. He absolutely started, and for a moment +seemed immovable from surprise; but shortly recovering himself, +advanced towards the party, and spoke to Elizabeth, if not in +terms of perfect composure, at least of perfect civility. + +She had instinctively turned away; but stopping on his approach, +received his compliments with an embarrassment impossible to +be overcome. Had his first appearance, or his resemblance to +the picture they had just been examining, been insufficient +to assure the other two that they now saw Mr. Darcy, the +gardener's expression of surprise, on beholding his master, +must immediately have told it. They stood a little aloof while +he was talking to their niece, who, astonished and confused, +scarcely dared lift her eyes to his face, and knew not what +answer she returned to his civil inquiries after her family. +Amazed at the alteration of his manner since they last parted, +every sentence that he uttered was increasing her embarrassment; +and every idea of the impropriety of her being found there +recurring to her mind, the few minutes in which they continued +were some of the most uncomfortable in her life. Nor did he +seem much more at ease; when he spoke, his accent had none of +its usual sedateness; and he repeated his inquiries as to the +time of her having left Longbourn, and of her having stayed in +Derbyshire, so often, and in so hurried a way, as plainly spoke +the distraction of his thoughts. + +At length every idea seemed to fail him; and, after standing a +few moments without saying a word, he suddenly recollected +himself, and took leave. + +The others then joined her, and expressed admiration of his +figure; but Elizabeth heard not a word, and wholly engrossed +by her own feelings, followed them in silence. She was +overpowered by shame and vexation. Her coming there was +the most unfortunate, the most ill-judged thing in the world! +How strange it must appear to him! In what a disgraceful light +might it not strike so vain a man! It might seem as if she +had purposely thrown herself in his way again! Oh! why did she +come? Or, why did he thus come a day before he was expected? +Had they been only ten minutes sooner, they should have been +beyond the reach of his discrimination; for it was plain that +he was that moment arrived--that moment alighted from his +horse or his carriage. She blushed again and again over the +perverseness of the meeting. And his behaviour, so strikingly +altered--what could it mean? That he should even speak to her +was amazing!--but to speak with such civility, to inquire after +her family! Never in her life had she seen his manners so little +dignified, never had he spoken with such gentleness as on this +unexpected meeting. What a contrast did it offer to his last +address in Rosings Park, when he put his letter into her hand! +She knew not what to think, or how to account for it. + +They had now entered a beautiful walk by the side of the water, +and every step was bringing forward a nobler fall of ground, or +a finer reach of the woods to which they were approaching; but +it was some time before Elizabeth was sensible of any of it; +and, though she answered mechanically to the repeated appeals +of her uncle and aunt, and seemed to direct her eyes to such +objects as they pointed out, she distinguished no part of +the scene. Her thoughts were all fixed on that one spot of +Pemberley House, whichever it might be, where Mr. Darcy then +was. She longed to know what at the moment was passing in +his mind--in what manner he thought of her, and whether, in +defiance of everything, she was still dear to him. Perhaps he +had been civil only because he felt himself at ease; yet there +had been _that_ in his voice which was not like ease. Whether he +had felt more of pain or of pleasure in seeing her she could +not tell, but he certainly had not seen her with composure. + +At length, however, the remarks of her companions on her +absence of mind aroused her, and she felt the necessity of +appearing more like herself. + +They entered the woods, and bidding adieu to the river for a +while, ascended some of the higher grounds; when, in spots where +the opening of the trees gave the eye power to wander, were many +charming views of the valley, the opposite hills, with the long +range of woods overspreading many, and occasionally part of the +stream. Mr. Gardiner expressed a wish of going round the whole +park, but feared it might be beyond a walk. With a triumphant +smile they were told that it was ten miles round. It settled the +matter; and they pursued the accustomed circuit; which brought +them again, after some time, in a descent among hanging woods, +to the edge of the water, and one of its narrowest parts. They +crossed it by a simple bridge, in character with the general air +of the scene; it was a spot less adorned than any they had yet +visited; and the valley, here contracted into a glen, allowed +room only for the stream, and a narrow walk amidst the rough +coppice-wood which bordered it. Elizabeth longed to explore its +windings; but when they had crossed the bridge, and perceived +their distance from the house, Mrs. Gardiner, who was not a +great walker, could go no farther, and thought only of returning +to the carriage as quickly as possible. Her niece was, therefore, +obliged to submit, and they took their way towards the house on +the opposite side of the river, in the nearest direction; but +their progress was slow, for Mr. Gardiner, though seldom able to +indulge the taste, was very fond of fishing, and was so much +engaged in watching the occasional appearance of some trout in +the water, and talking to the man about them, that he advanced +but little. Whilst wandering on in this slow manner, they were +again surprised, and Elizabeth's astonishment was quite equal to +what it had been at first, by the sight of Mr. Darcy approaching +them, and at no great distance. The walk here being here less +sheltered than on the other side, allowed them to see him before +they met. Elizabeth, however astonished, was at least more +prepared for an interview than before, and resolved to appear +and to speak with calmness, if he really intended to meet them. +For a few moments, indeed, she felt that he would probably strike +into some other path. The idea lasted while a turning in the +walk concealed him from their view; the turning past, he was +immediately before them. With a glance, she saw that he had lost +none of his recent civility; and, to imitate his politeness, she +began, as they met, to admire the beauty of the place; but she +had not got beyond the words "delightful," and "charming," when +some unlucky recollections obtruded, and she fancied that praise +of Pemberley from her might be mischievously construed. Her +colour changed, and she said no more. + +Mrs. Gardiner was standing a little behind; and on her pausing, +he asked her if she would do him the honour of introducing him +to her friends. This was a stroke of civility for which she +was quite unprepared; and she could hardly suppress a smile at +his being now seeking the acquaintance of some of those very +people against whom his pride had revolted in his offer to +herself. "What will be his surprise," thought she, "when he +knows who they are? He takes them now for people of fashion." + +The introduction, however, was immediately made; and as she +named their relationship to herself, she stole a sly look at +him, to see how he bore it, and was not without the expectation +of his decamping as fast as he could from such disgraceful +companions. That he was _surprised_ by the connection was +evident; he sustained it, however, with fortitude, and so far +from going away, turned his back with them, and entered into +conversation with Mr. Gardiner. Elizabeth could not but be +pleased, could not but triumph. It was consoling that he should +know she had some relations for whom there was no need to +blush. She listened most attentively to all that passed between +them, and gloried in every expression, every sentence of her +uncle, which marked his intelligence, his taste, or his good +manners. + +The conversation soon turned upon fishing; and she heard Mr. +Darcy invite him, with the greatest civility, to fish there as often +as he chose while he continued in the neighbourhood, offering +at the same time to supply him with fishing tackle, and pointing +out those parts of the stream where there was usually most +sport. Mrs. Gardiner, who was walking arm-in-arm with +Elizabeth, gave her a look expressive of wonder. Elizabeth +said nothing, but it gratified her exceedingly; the compliment +must be all for herself. Her astonishment, however, was +extreme, and continually was she repeating, "Why is he so +altered? From what can it proceed? It cannot be for _me_--it +cannot be for _my_ sake that his manners are thus softened. My +reproofs at Hunsford could not work such a change as this. +It is impossible that he should still love me." + +After walking some time in this way, the two ladies in front, +the two gentlemen behind, on resuming their places, after +descending to the brink of the river for the better inspection of +some curious water-plant, there chanced to be a little alteration. +It originated in Mrs. Gardiner, who, fatigued by the exercise of +the morning, found Elizabeth's arm inadequate to her support, and +consequently preferred her husband's. Mr. Darcy took her place +by her niece, and they walked on together. After a short silence, +the lady first spoke. She wished him to know that she had +been assured of his absence before she came to the place, and +accordingly began by observing, that his arrival had been very +unexpected--"for your housekeeper," she added, "informed us that +you would certainly not be here till to-morrow; and indeed, before +we left Bakewell, we understood that you were not immediately +expected in the country." He acknowledged the truth of it all, +and said that business with his steward had occasioned his coming +forward a few hours before the rest of the party with whom he +had been travelling. "They will join me early to-morrow," he +continued, "and among them are some who will claim an acquaintance +with you--Mr. Bingley and his sisters." + +Elizabeth answered only by a slight bow. Her thoughts were +instantly driven back to the time when Mr. Bingley's name had +been the last mentioned between them; and, if she might judge +by his complexion, _his_ mind was not very differently engaged. + +"There is also one other person in the party," he continued after +a pause, "who more particularly wishes to be known to you. +Will you allow me, or do I ask too much, to introduce my sister +to your acquaintance during your stay at Lambton?" + +The surprise of such an application was great indeed; it was too +great for her to know in what manner she acceded to it. She +immediately felt that whatever desire Miss Darcy might have of +being acquainted with her must be the work of her brother, and, +without looking farther, it was satisfactory; it was gratifying to +know that his resentment had not made him think really ill of her. + +They now walked on in silence, each of them deep in thought. +Elizabeth was not comfortable; that was impossible; but she was +flattered and pleased. His wish of introducing his sister to her +was a compliment of the highest kind. They soon outstripped the +others, and when they had reached the carriage, Mr. and Mrs. +Gardiner were half a quarter of a mile behind. + +He then asked her to walk into the house--but she declared +herself not tired, and they stood together on the lawn. At +such a time much might have been said, and silence was very +awkward. She wanted to talk, but there seemed to be an +embargo on every subject. At last she recollected that she had +been travelling, and they talked of Matlock and Dove Dale with +great perseverance. Yet time and her aunt moved slowly--and +her patience and her ideas were nearly worn our before the +tete-a-tete was over. On Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner's coming up +they were all pressed to go into the house and take some +refreshment; but this was declined, and they parted on each +side with utmost politeness. Mr. Darcy handed the ladies into +the carriage; and when it drove off, Elizabeth saw him walking +slowly towards the house. + +The observations of her uncle and aunt now began; and each of +them pronounced him to be infinitely superior to anything they +had expected. "He is perfectly well behaved, polite, and +unassuming," said her uncle. + +"There _is_ something a little stately in him, to be sure," replied +her aunt, "but it is confined to his air, and is not unbecoming. +I can now say with the housekeeper, that though some people may +call him proud, I have seen nothing of it." + +"I was never more surprised than by his behaviour to us. It was +more than civil; it was really attentive; and there was no +necessity for such attention. His acquaintance with Elizabeth +was very trifling." + +"To be sure, Lizzy," said her aunt, "he is not so handsome as +Wickham; or, rather, he has not Wickham's countenance, for +his features are perfectly good. But how came you to tell me +that he was so disagreeable?" + +Elizabeth excused herself as well as she could; said that she had +liked him better when they had met in Kent than before, and that +she had never seen him so pleasant as this morning. + +"But perhaps he may be a little whimsical in his civilities," +replied her uncle. "Your great men often are; and therefore I +shall not take him at his word, as he might change his mind +another day, and warn me off his grounds." + +Elizabeth felt that they had entirely misunderstood his character, +but said nothing. + +"From what we have seen of him," continued Mrs. Gardiner, "I +really should not have thought that he could have behaved in so +cruel a way by anybody as he has done by poor Wickham. He +has not an ill-natured look. On the contrary, there is something +pleasing about his mouth when he speaks. And there is something +of dignity in his countenance that would not give one an +unfavourable idea of his heart. But, to be sure, the good lady +who showed us his house did give him a most flaming character! +I could hardly help laughing aloud sometimes. But he is a +liberal master, I suppose, and _that_ in the eye of a servant +comprehends every virtue." + +Elizabeth here felt herself called on to say something in +vindication of his behaviour to Wickham; and therefore gave +them to understand, in as guarded a manner as she could, that +by what she had heard from his relations in Kent, his actions +were capable of a very different construction; and that his +character was by no means so faulty, nor Wickham's so amiable, +as they had been considered in Hertfordshire. In confirmation +of this, she related the particulars of all the pecuniary +transactions in which they had been connected, without actually +naming her authority, but stating it to be such as might be +relied on. + +Mrs. Gardiner was surprised and concerned; but as they were +now approaching the scene of her former pleasures, every idea +gave way to the charm of recollection; and she was too much +engaged in pointing out to her husband all the interesting spots +in its environs to think of anything else. Fatigued as she had +been by the morning's walk they had no sooner dined than she +set off again in quest of her former acquaintance, and the +evening was spent in the satisfactions of a intercourse renewed +after many years' discontinuance. + +The occurrences of the day were too full of interest to leave +Elizabeth much attention for any of these new friends; and she +could do nothing but think, and think with wonder, of Mr. +Darcy's civility, and, above all, of his wishing her to be +acquainted with his sister. + + + +Chapter 44 + + +Elizabeth had settled it that Mr. Darcy would bring his sister +to visit her the very day after her reaching Pemberley; and was +consequently resolved not to be out of sight of the inn the whole +of that morning. But her conclusion was false; for on the very +morning after their arrival at Lambton, these visitors came. +They had been walking about the place with some of their new +friends, and were just returning to the inn to dress themselves +for dining with the same family, when the sound of a carriage +drew them to a window, and they saw a gentleman and a lady +in a curricle driving up the street. Elizabeth immediately +recognizing the livery, guessed what it meant, and imparted no +small degree of her surprise to her relations by acquainting +them with the honour which she expected. Her uncle and aunt +were all amazement; and the embarrassment of her manner as +she spoke, joined to the circumstance itself, and many of the +circumstances of the preceding day, opened to them a new idea +on the business. Nothing had ever suggested it before, but they +felt that there was no other way of accounting for such attentions +from such a quarter than by supposing a partiality for their +niece. While these newly-born notions were passing in their heads, +the perturbation of Elizabeth's feelings was at every moment +increasing. She was quite amazed at her own discomposure; but +amongst other causes of disquiet, she dreaded lest the partiality +of the brother should have said too much in her favour; and, more +than commonly anxious to please, she naturally suspected that +every power of pleasing would fail her. + +She retreated from the window, fearful of being seen; and as +she walked up and down the room, endeavouring to compose +herself, saw such looks of inquiring surprise in her uncle and +aunt as made everything worse. + +Miss Darcy and her brother appeared, and this formidable +introduction took place. With astonishment did Elizabeth see +that her new acquaintance was at least as much embarrassed as +herself. Since her being at Lambton, she had heard that Miss +Darcy was exceedingly proud; but the observation of a very few +minutes convinced her that she was only exceedingly shy. She +found it difficult to obtain even a word from her beyond a +monosyllable. + +Miss Darcy was tall, and on a larger scale than Elizabeth; +and, though little more than sixteen, her figure was formed, +and her appearance womanly and graceful. She was less handsome +than her brother; but there was sense and good humour in her +face, and her manners were perfectly unassuming and gentle. +Elizabeth, who had expected to find in her as acute and +unembarrassed an observer as ever Mr. Darcy had been, was +much relieved by discerning such different feelings. + +They had not long been together before Mr. Darcy told her that +Bingley was also coming to wait on her; and she had barely time +to express her satisfaction, and prepare for such a visitor, when +Bingley's quick step was heard on the stairs, and in a moment he +entered the room. All Elizabeth's anger against him had been +long done away; but had she still felt any, it could hardly have +stood its ground against the unaffected cordiality with which he +expressed himself on seeing her again. He inquired in a friendly, +though general way, after her family, and looked and spoke with +the same good-humoured ease that he had ever done. + +To Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner he was scarcely a less interesting +personage than to herself. They had long wished to see him. +The whole party before them, indeed, excited a lively attention. +The suspicions which had just arisen of Mr. Darcy and their niece +directed their observation towards each with an earnest though +guarded inquiry; and they soon drew from those inquiries the full +conviction that one of them at least knew what it was to love. +Of the lady's sensations they remained a little in doubt; but that +the gentleman was overflowing with admiration was evident enough. + +Elizabeth, on her side, had much to do. She wanted to +ascertain the feelings of each of her visitors; she wanted to +compose her own, and to make herself agreeable to all; and in +the latter object, where she feared most to fail, she was most +sure of success, for those to whom she endeavoured to give +pleasure were prepossessed in her favour. Bingley was ready, +Georgiana was eager, and Darcy determined, to be pleased. + +In seeing Bingley, her thoughts naturally flew to her sister; +and, oh! how ardently did she long to know whether any of his were +directed in a like manner. Sometimes she could fancy that he +talked less than on former occasions, and once or twice pleased +herself with the notion that, as he looked at her, he was trying +to trace a resemblance. But, though this might be imaginary, +she could not be deceived as to his behaviour to Miss Darcy, who +had been set up as a rival to Jane. No look appeared on either +side that spoke particular regard. Nothing occurred between +them that could justify the hopes of his sister. On this point +she was soon satisfied; and two or three little circumstances +occurred ere they parted, which, in her anxious interpretation, +denoted a recollection of Jane not untinctured by tenderness, +and a wish of saying more that might lead to the mention of her, +had he dared. He observed to her, at a moment when the others +were talking together, and in a tone which had something of real +regret, that it "was a very long time since he had had the +pleasure of seeing her;" and, before she could reply, he added, +"It is above eight months. We have not met since the 26th of +November, when we were all dancing together at Netherfield." + +Elizabeth was pleased to find his memory so exact; and he +afterwards took occasion to ask her, when unattended to by +any of the rest, whether _all_ her sisters were at Longbourn. +There was not much in the question, nor in the preceding +remark; but there was a look and a manner which gave them +meaning. + +It was not often that she could turn her eyes on Mr. Darcy +himself; but, whenever she did catch a glimpse, she saw an +expression of general complaisance, and in all that he said +she heard an accent so removed from _hauteur_ or disdain of his +companions, as convinced her that the improvement of manners +which she had yesterday witnessed however temporary its +existence might prove, had at least outlived one day. When she +saw him thus seeking the acquaintance and courting the good +opinion of people with whom any intercourse a few months ago +would have been a disgrace--when she saw him thus civil, not +only to herself, but to the very relations whom he had openly +disdained, and recollected their last lively scene in Hunsford +Parsonage--the difference, the change was so great, and struck +so forcibly on her mind, that she could hardly restrain her +astonishment from being visible. Never, even in the company +of his dear friends at Netherfield, or his dignified relations +at Rosings, had she seen him so desirous to please, so free +from self-consequence or unbending reserve, as now, when no +importance could result from the success of his endeavours, and +when even the acquaintance of those to whom his attentions +were addressed would draw down the ridicule and censure of +the ladies both of Netherfield and Rosings. + +Their visitors stayed with them above half-an-hour; and when +they arose to depart, Mr. Darcy called on his sister to join him +in expressing their wish of seeing Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner, and +Miss Bennet, to dinner at Pemberley, before they left the +country. Miss Darcy, though with a diffidence which marked +her little in the habit of giving invitations, readily obeyed. +Mrs. Gardiner looked at her niece, desirous of knowing how _she_, +whom the invitation most concerned, felt disposed as to its +acceptance, but Elizabeth had turned away her head. Presuming +however, that this studied avoidance spoke rather a momentary +embarrassment than any dislike of the proposal, and seeing in +her husband, who was fond of society, a perfect willingness to +accept it, she ventured to engage for her attendance, and the +day after the next was fixed on. + +Bingley expressed great pleasure in the certainty of seeing +Elizabeth again, having still a great deal to say to her, and many +inquiries to make after all their Hertfordshire friends. Elizabeth, +construing all this into a wish of hearing her speak of her sister, +was pleased, and on this account, as well as some others, found +herself, when their visitors left them, capable of considering +the last half-hour with some satisfaction, though while it was +passing, the enjoyment of it had been little. Eager to be alone, +and fearful of inquiries or hints from her uncle and aunt, she +stayed with them only long enough to hear their favourable +opinion of Bingley, and then hurried away to dress. + +But she had no reason to fear Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner's curiosity; +it was not their wish to force her communication. It was evident +that she was much better acquainted with Mr. Darcy than they +had before any idea of; it was evident that he was very much in +love with her. They saw much to interest, but nothing to justify +inquiry. + +Of Mr. Darcy it was now a matter of anxiety to think well; and, +as far as their acquaintance reached, there was no fault to find. +They could not be untouched by his politeness; and had they +drawn his character from their own feelings and his servant's +report, without any reference to any other account, the circle +in Hertfordshire to which he was known would not have recognized +it for Mr. Darcy. There was now an interest, however, in +believing the housekeeper; and they soon became sensible that +the authority of a servant who had known him since he was four +years old, and whose own manners indicated respectability, was +not to be hastily rejected. Neither had anything occurred in +the intelligence of their Lambton friends that could materially +lessen its weight. They had nothing to accuse him of but pride; +pride he probably had, and if not, it would certainly be imputed +by the inhabitants of a small market-town where the family did +not visit. It was acknowledged, however, that he was a liberal +man, and did much good among the poor. + +With respect to Wickham, the travellers soon found that he was +not held there in much estimation; for though the chief of his +concerns with the son of his patron were imperfectly understood, +it was yet a well-known fact that, on his quitting Derbyshire, +he had left many debts behind him, which Mr. Darcy afterwards +discharged. + +As for Elizabeth, her thoughts were at Pemberley this evening +more than the last; and the evening, though as it passed it +seemed long, was not long enough to determine her feelings +towards _one_ in that mansion; and she lay awake two whole +hours endeavouring to make them out. She certainly did not +hate him. No; hatred had vanished long ago, and she had +almost as long been ashamed of ever feeling a dislike against +him, that could be so called. The respect created by the +conviction of his valuable qualities, though at first unwillingly +admitted, had for some time ceased to be repugnant to her +feeling; and it was now heightened into somewhat of a friendlier +nature, by the testimony so highly in his favour, and bringing +forward his disposition in so amiable a light, which yesterday +had produced. But above all, above respect and esteem, there +was a motive within her of goodwill which could not be +overlooked. It was gratitude; gratitude, not merely for having +once loved her, but for loving her still well enough to forgive +all the petulance and acrimony of her manner in rejecting him, and +all the unjust accusations accompanying her rejection. He who, +she had been persuaded, would avoid her as his greatest enemy, +seemed, on this accidental meeting, most eager to preserve the +acquaintance, and without any indelicate display of regard, or +any peculiarity of manner, where their two selves only were +concerned, was soliciting the good opinion of her friends, +and bent on making her known to his sister. Such a change +in a man of so much pride exciting not only astonishment but +gratitude--for to love, ardent love, it must be attributed; and +as such its impression on her was of a sort to be encouraged, as +by no means unpleasing, though it could not be exactly defined. +She respected, she esteemed, she was grateful to him, she felt +a real interest in his welfare; and she only wanted to know how +far she wished that welfare to depend upon herself, and how far +it would be for the happiness of both that she should employ the +power, which her fancy told her she still possessed, of bringing +on her the renewal of his addresses. + +It had been settled in the evening between the aunt and the +niece, that such a striking civility as Miss Darcy's in coming to +see them on the very day of her arrival at Pemberley, for she +had reached it only to a late breakfast, ought to be imitated, +though it could not be equalled, by some exertion of politeness +on their side; and, consequently, that it would be highly +expedient to wait on her at Pemberley the following morning. +They were, therefore, to go. Elizabeth was pleased; though +when she asked herself the reason, she had very little to say in +reply. + +Mr. Gardiner left them soon after breakfast. The fishing scheme +had been renewed the day before, and a positive engagement +made of his meeting some of the gentlemen at Pemberley before +noon. + + + +Chapter 45 + + +Convinced as Elizabeth now was that Miss Bingley's dislike of +her had originated in jealousy, she could not help feeling how +unwelcome her appearance at Pemberley must be to her, and +was curious to know with how much civility on that lady's side +the acquaintance would now be renewed. + +On reaching the house, they were shown through the hall into +the saloon, whose northern aspect rendered it delightful for +summer. Its windows opening to the ground, admitted a most +refreshing view of the high woody hills behind the house, +and of the beautiful oaks and Spanish chestnuts which were +scattered over the intermediate lawn. + +In this house they were received by Miss Darcy, who was +sitting there with Mrs. Hurst and Miss Bingley, and the lady +with whom she lived in London. Georgiana's reception of them +was very civil, but attended with all the embarrassment which, +though proceeding from shyness and the fear of doing wrong, +would easily give to those who felt themselves inferior the +belief of her being proud and reserved. Mrs. Gardiner and her +niece, however, did her justice, and pitied her. + +By Mrs. Hurst and Miss Bingley they were noticed only by a +curtsey; and, on their being seated, a pause, awkward as such +pauses must always be, succeeded for a few moments. It was +first broken by Mrs. Annesley, a genteel, agreeable-looking +woman, whose endeavour to introduce some kind of discourse +proved her to be more truly well-bred than either of the others; +and between her and Mrs. Gardiner, with occasional help from +Elizabeth, the conversation was carried on. Miss Darcy looked +as if she wished for courage enough to join in it; and sometimes +did venture a short sentence when there was least danger of its +being heard. + +Elizabeth soon saw that she was herself closely watched by Miss +Bingley, and that she could not speak a word, especially to Miss +Darcy, without calling her attention. This observation would not +have prevented her from trying to talk to the latter, had they +not been seated at an inconvenient distance; but she was not sorry +to be spared the necessity of saying much. Her own thoughts +were employing her. She expected every moment that some of the +gentlemen would enter the room. She wished, she feared that +the master of the house might be amongst them; and whether +she wished or feared it most, she could scarcely determine. +After sitting in this manner a quarter of an hour without hearing +Miss Bingley's voice, Elizabeth was roused by receiving from +her a cold inquiry after the health of her family. She answered +with equal indifference and brevity, and the others said no more. + +The next variation which their visit afforded was produced by +the entrance of servants with cold meat, cake, and a variety of +all the finest fruits in season; but this did not take place till +after many a significant look and smile from Mrs. Annesley to +Miss Darcy had been given, to remind her of her post. There was +now employment for the whole party--for though they could not all +talk, they could all eat; and the beautiful pyramids of grapes, +nectarines, and peaches soon collected them round the table. + +While thus engaged, Elizabeth had a fair opportunity of deciding +whether she most feared or wished for the appearance of Mr. +Darcy, by the feelings which prevailed on his entering the room; +and then, though but a moment before she had believed her +wishes to predominate, she began to regret that he came. + +He had been some time with Mr. Gardiner, who, with two or +three other gentlemen from the house, was engaged by the river, +and had left him only on learning that the ladies of the family +intended a visit to Georgiana that morning. No sooner did he +appear than Elizabeth wisely resolved to be perfectly easy and +unembarrassed; a resolution the more necessary to be made, but +perhaps not the more easily kept, because she saw that the +suspicions of the whole party were awakened against them, and +that there was scarcely an eye which did not watch his +behaviour when he first came into the room. In no countenance +was attentive curiosity so strongly marked as in Miss Bingley's, +in spite of the smiles which overspread her face whenever she +spoke to one of its objects; for jealousy had not yet made her +desperate, and her attentions to Mr. Darcy were by no means +over. Miss Darcy, on her brother's entrance, exerted herself +much more to talk, and Elizabeth saw that he was anxious for +his sister and herself to get acquainted, and forwarded as much +as possible, every attempt at conversation on either side. Miss +Bingley saw all this likewise; and, in the imprudence of anger, +took the first opportunity of saying, with sneering civility: + +"Pray, Miss Eliza, are not the ----shire Militia removed from +Meryton? They must be a great loss to _your_ family." + +In Darcy's presence she dared not mention Wickham's name; +but Elizabeth instantly comprehended that he was uppermost in +her thoughts; and the various recollections connected with him +gave her a moment's distress; but exerting herself vigorously to +repel the ill-natured attack, she presently answered the question +in a tolerably detached tone. While she spoke, an involuntary +glance showed her Darcy, with a heightened complexion, +earnestly looking at her, and his sister overcome with confusion, +and unable to lift up her eyes. Had Miss Bingley known what +pain she was then giving her beloved friend, she undoubtedly +would have refrained from the hint; but she had merely intended +to discompose Elizabeth by bringing forward the idea of a man +to whom she believed her partial, to make her betray a sensibility +which might injure her in Darcy's opinion, and, perhaps, to +remind the latter of all the follies and absurdities by which +some part of her family were connected with that corps. Not a +syllable had ever reached her of Miss Darcy's meditated +elopement. To no creature had it been revealed, where secrecy +was possible, except to Elizabeth; and from all Bingley's +connections her brother was particularly anxious to conceal it, +from the very wish which Elizabeth had long ago attributed to +him, of their becoming hereafter her own. He had certainly +formed such a plan, and without meaning that it should effect +his endeavour to separate him from Miss Bennet, it is probable +that it might add something to his lively concern for the welfare +of his friend. + +Elizabeth's collected behaviour, however, soon quieted his +emotion; and as Miss Bingley, vexed and disappointed, dared +not approach nearer to Wickham, Georgiana also recovered in +time, though not enough to be able to speak any more. Her +brother, whose eye she feared to meet, scarcely recollected her +interest in the affair, and the very circumstance which had +been designed to turn his thoughts from Elizabeth seemed to +have fixed them on her more and more cheerfully. + +Their visit did not continue long after the question and answer +above mentioned; and while Mr. Darcy was attending them to +their carriage Miss Bingley was venting her feelings in criticisms +on Elizabeth's person, behaviour, and dress. But Georgiana +would not join her. Her brother's recommendation was enough +to ensure her favour; his judgement could not err. And he had +spoken in such terms of Elizabeth as to leave Georgiana without +the power of finding her otherwise than lovely and amiable. +When Darcy returned to the saloon, Miss Bingley could not help +repeating to him some part of what she had been saying to his +sister. + +"How very ill Miss Eliza Bennet looks this morning, Mr. Darcy," +she cried; "I never in my life saw anyone so much altered as she +is since the winter. She is grown so brown and coarse! Louisa +and I were agreeing that we should not have known her again." + +However little Mr. Darcy might have liked such an address, he +contented himself with coolly replying that he perceived no +other alteration than her being rather tanned, no miraculous +consequence of travelling in the summer. + +"For my own part," she rejoined, "I must confess that I never +could see any beauty in her. Her face is too thin; her +complexion has no brilliancy; and her features are not at all +handsome. Her nose wants character--there is nothing marked +in its lines. Her teeth are tolerable, but not out of the common +way; and as for her eyes, which have sometimes been called so +fine, I could never see anything extraordinary in them. They +have a sharp, shrewish look, which I do not like at all; and in her +air altogether there is a self-sufficiency without fashion, which +is intolerable." + +Persuaded as Miss Bingley was that Darcy admired Elizabeth, +this was not the best method of recommending herself; but +angry people are not always wise; and in seeing him at last look +somewhat nettled, she had all the success she expected. He was +resolutely silent, however, and, from a determination of making +him speak, she continued: + +"I remember, when we first knew her in Hertfordshire, how +amazed we all were to find that she was a reputed beauty; and I +particularly recollect your saying one night, after they had been +dining at Netherfield, '_She_ a beauty!--I should as soon call her +mother a wit.' But afterwards she seemed to improve on you, +and I believe you thought her rather pretty at one time." + +"Yes," replied Darcy, who could contain himself no longer, +"but _that_ was only when I first saw her, for it is many months +since I have considered her as one of the handsomest women of +my acquaintance." + +He then went away, and Miss Bingley was left to all the +satisfaction of having forced him to say what gave no one any +pain but herself. + +Mrs. Gardiner and Elizabeth talked of all that had occurred during +their visit, as they returned, except what had particularly +interested them both. The look and behaviour of everybody they +had seen were discussed, except of the person who had mostly +engaged their attention. They talked of his sister, his friends, +his house, his fruit--of everything but himself; yet Elizabeth +was longing to know what Mrs. Gardiner thought of him, and Mrs. +Gardiner would have been highly gratified by her niece's beginning +the subject. + + + +Chapter 46 + + +Elizabeth had been a good deal disappointed in not finding a +letter from Jane on their first arrival at Lambton; and this +disappointment had been renewed on each of the mornings that +had now been spent there; but on the third her repining was +over, and her sister justified, by the receipt of two letters +from her at once, on one of which was marked that it had been +missent elsewhere. Elizabeth was not surprised at it, as Jane +had written the direction remarkably ill. + +They had just been preparing to walk as the letters came in; +and her uncle and aunt, leaving her to enjoy them in quiet, set +off by themselves. The one missent must first be attended to; +it had been written five days ago. The beginning contained an +account of all their little parties and engagements, with such +news as the country afforded; but the latter half, which was +dated a day later, and written in evident agitation, gave more +important intelligence. It was to this effect: + +"Since writing the above, dearest Lizzy, something has occurred +of a most unexpected and serious nature; but I am afraid of +alarming you--be assured that we are all well. What I have to +say relates to poor Lydia. An express came at twelve last night, +just as we were all gone to bed, from Colonel Forster, to +inform us that she was gone off to Scotland with one of his +officers; to own the truth, with Wickham! Imagine our surprise. +To Kitty, however, it does not seem so wholly unexpected. I +am very, very sorry. So imprudent a match on both sides! But +I am willing to hope the best, and that his character has been +misunderstood. Thoughtless and indiscreet I can easily believe +him, but this step (and let us rejoice over it) marks nothing bad +at heart. His choice is disinterested at least, for he must know +my father can give her nothing. Our poor mother is sadly +grieved. My father bears it better. How thankful am I that we +never let them know what has been said against him; we must +forget it ourselves. They were off Saturday night about twelve, +as is conjectured, but were not missed till yesterday morning at +eight. The express was sent off directly. My dear Lizzy, they +must have passed within ten miles of us. Colonel Forster gives +us reason to expect him here soon. Lydia left a few lines for +his wife, informing her of their intention. I must conclude, for +I cannot be long from my poor mother. I am afraid you will not +be able to make it out, but I hardly know what I have written." + +Without allowing herself time for consideration, and scarcely +knowing what she felt, Elizabeth on finishing this letter instantly +seized the other, and opening it with the utmost impatience, read +as follows: it had been written a day later than the conclusion of +the first. + +"By this time, my dearest sister, you have received my hurried +letter; I wish this may be more intelligible, but though not +confined for time, my head is so bewildered that I cannot answer +for being coherent. Dearest Lizzy, I hardly know what I would +write, but I have bad news for you, and it cannot be delayed. +Imprudent as the marriage between Mr. Wickham and our poor +Lydia would be, we are now anxious to be assured it has taken +place, for there is but too much reason to fear they are not gone +to Scotland. Colonel Forster came yesterday, having left +Brighton the day before, not many hours after the express. +Though Lydia's short letter to Mrs. F. gave them to understand +that they were going to Gretna Green, something was dropped +by Denny expressing his belief that W. never intended to go +there, or to marry Lydia at all, which was repeated to Colonel +F., who, instantly taking the alarm, set off from B. intending to +trace their route. He did trace them easily to Clapham, but no +further; for on entering that place, they removed into a hackney +coach, and dismissed the chaise that brought them from Epsom. +All that is known after this is, that they were seen to continue +the London road. I know not what to think. After making every +possible inquiry on that side London, Colonel F. came on into +Hertfordshire, anxiously renewing them at all the turnpikes, and +at the inns in Barnet and Hatfield, but without any success--no +such people had been seen to pass through. With the kindest +concern he came on to Longbourn, and broke his apprehensions +to us in a manner most creditable to his heart. I am sincerely +grieved for him and Mrs. F., but no one can throw any blame +on them. Our distress, my dear Lizzy, is very great. My father +and mother believe the worst, but I cannot think so ill of him. +Many circumstances might make it more eligible for them to be +married privately in town than to pursue their first plan; +and even if _he_ could form such a design against a young woman +of Lydia's connections, which is not likely, can I suppose her +so lost to everything? Impossible! I grieve to find, however, +that Colonel F. is not disposed to depend upon their marriage; +he shook his head when I expressed my hopes, and said he feared +W. was not a man to be trusted. My poor mother is really ill, +and keeps her room. Could she exert herself, it would be better; +but this is not to be expected. And as to my father, I never in +my life saw him so affected. Poor Kitty has anger for having +concealed their attachment; but as it was a matter of confidence, +one cannot wonder. I am truly glad, dearest Lizzy, that you +have been spared something of these distressing scenes; but +now, as the first shock is over, shall I own that I long for +your return? I am not so selfish, however, as to press for it, +if inconvenient. Adieu! I take up my pen again to do what I +have just told you I would not; but circumstances are such that +I cannot help earnestly begging you all to come here as soon as +possible. I know my dear uncle and aunt so well, that I am not +afraid of requesting it, though I have still something more to +ask of the former. My father is going to London with Colonel +Forster instantly, to try to discover her. What he means to do +I am sure I know not; but his excessive distress will not allow +him to pursue any measure in the best and safest way, and +Colonel Forster is obliged to be at Brighton again to-morrow +evening. In such an exigence, my uncle's advice and assistance +would be everything in the world; he will immediately comprehend +what I must feel, and I rely upon his goodness." + +"Oh! where, where is my uncle?" cried Elizabeth, darting from +her seat as she finished the letter, in eagerness to follow him, +without losing a moment of the time so precious; but as she +reached the door it was opened by a servant, and Mr. Darcy +appeared. Her pale face and impetuous manner made him start, +and before he could recover himself to speak, she, in whose +mind every idea was superseded by Lydia's situation, hastily +exclaimed, "I beg your pardon, but I must leave you. I must +find Mr. Gardiner this moment, on business that cannot be +delayed; I have not an instant to lose." + +"Good God! what is the matter?" cried he, with more feeling +than politeness; then recollecting himself, "I will not detain you +a minute; but let me, or let the servant go after Mr. and Mrs. +Gardiner. You are not well enough; you cannot go yourself." + +Elizabeth hesitated, but her knees trembled under her and she +felt how little would be gained by her attempting to pursue them. +Calling back the servant, therefore, she commissioned him, +though in so breathless an accent as made her almost unintelligible, +to fetch his master and mistress home instantly. + +On his quitting the room she sat down, unable to support +herself, and looking so miserably ill, that it was impossible +for Darcy to leave her, or to refrain from saying, in a tone +of gentleness and commiseration, "Let me call your maid. Is +there nothing you could take to give you present relief? A +glass of wine; shall I get you one? You are very ill." + +"No, I thank you," she replied, endeavouring to recover herself. +"There is nothing the matter with me. I am quite well; I am +only distressed by some dreadful news which I have just +received from Longbourn." + +She burst into tears as she alluded to it, and for a few minutes +could not speak another word. Darcy, in wretched suspense, +could only say something indistinctly of his concern, and +observe her in compassionate silence. At length she spoke +again. "I have just had a letter from Jane, with such dreadful +news. It cannot be concealed from anyone. My younger sister +has left all her friends--has eloped; has thrown herself into +the power of--of Mr. Wickham. They are gone off together from +Brighton. _You_ know him too well to doubt the rest. She has +no money, no connections, nothing that can tempt him to--she +is lost for ever." + +Darcy was fixed in astonishment. "When I consider," she added +in a yet more agitated voice, "that I might have prevented it! +I, who knew what he was. Had I but explained some part of +it only--some part of what I learnt, to my own family! Had his +character been known, this could not have happened. But it is +all--all too late now." + +"I am grieved indeed," cried Darcy; "grieved--shocked. But is +it certain--absolutely certain?" + +"Oh, yes! They left Brighton together on Sunday night, and +were traced almost to London, but not beyond; they are +certainly not gone to Scotland." + +"And what has been done, what has been attempted, to recover +her?" + +"My father is gone to London, and Jane has written to beg my +uncle's immediate assistance; and we shall be off, I hope, in +half-an-hour. But nothing can be done--I know very well that +nothing can be done. How is such a man to be worked on? How +are they even to be discovered? I have not the smallest hope. +It is every way horrible!" + +Darcy shook his head in silent acquiescence. + +"When _my_ eyes were opened to his real character--Oh! had I +known what I ought, what I dared to do! But I knew not--I +was afraid of doing too much. Wretched, wretched mistake!" + +Darcy made no answer. He seemed scarcely to hear her, and +was walking up and down the room in earnest meditation, his +brow contracted, his air gloomy. Elizabeth soon observed, and +instantly understood it. Her power was sinking; everything +_must_ sink under such a proof of family weakness, such an +assurance of the deepest disgrace. She could neither wonder +nor condemn, but the belief of his self-conquest brought nothing +consolatory to her bosom, afforded no palliation of her +distress. It was, on the contrary, exactly calculated to make +her understand her own wishes; and never had she so honestly felt +that she could have loved him, as now, when all love must be vain. + +But self, though it would intrude, could not engross her. +Lydia--the humiliation, the misery she was bringing on them all, +soon swallowed up every private care; and covering her face with +her handkerchief, Elizabeth was soon lost to everything else; +and, after a pause of several minutes, was only recalled to a +sense of her situation by the voice of her companion, who, in a +manner which, though it spoke compassion, spoke likewise restraint, +said, "I am afraid you have been long desiring my absence, nor +have I anything to plead in excuse of my stay, but real, though +unavailing concern. Would to Heaven that anything could be +either said or done on my part that might offer consolation to +such distress! But I will not torment you with vain wishes, which +may seem purposely to ask for your thanks. This unfortunate +affair will, I fear, prevent my sister's having the pleasure of +seeing you at Pemberley to-day." + +"Oh, yes. Be so kind as to apologise for us to Miss Darcy. Say +that urgent business calls us home immediately. Conceal the +unhappy truth as long as it is possible, I know it cannot be long." + +He readily assured her of his secrecy; again expressed his sorrow +for her distress, wished it a happier conclusion than there was +at present reason to hope, and leaving his compliments for her +relations, with only one serious, parting look, went away. + +As he quitted the room, Elizabeth felt how improbable it was +that they should ever see each other again on such terms of +cordiality as had marked their several meetings in Derbyshire; +and as she threw a retrospective glance over the whole of their +acquaintance, so full of contradictions and varieties, sighed +at the perverseness of those feelings which would now have +promoted its continuance, and would formerly have rejoiced in +its termination. + +If gratitude and esteem are good foundations of affection, +Elizabeth's change of sentiment will be neither improbable nor +faulty. But if otherwise--if regard springing from such sources +is unreasonable or unnatural, in comparison of what is so often +described as arising on a first interview with its object, and even +before two words have been exchanged, nothing can be said in +her defence, except that she had given somewhat of a trial to the +latter method in her partiality for Wickham, and that its ill +success might, perhaps, authorise her to seek the other less +interesting mode of attachment. Be that as it may, she saw him +go with regret; and in this early example of what Lydia's infamy +must produce, found additional anguish as she reflected on that +wretched business. Never, since reading Jane's second letter, +had she entertained a hope of Wickham's meaning to marry her. +No one but Jane, she thought, could flatter herself with such an +expectation. Surprise was the least of her feelings on this +development. While the contents of the first letter remained in +her mind, she was all surprise--all astonishment that Wickham +should marry a girl whom it was impossible he could marry +for money; and how Lydia could ever have attached him had +appeared incomprehensible. But now it was all too natural. For +such an attachment as this she might have sufficient charms; and +though she did not suppose Lydia to be deliberately engaging in +an elopement without the intention of marriage, she had no +difficulty in believing that neither her virtue nor her +understanding would preserve her from falling an easy prey. + +She had never perceived, while the regiment was in Hertfordshire, +that Lydia had any partiality for him; but she was convinced that +Lydia wanted only encouragement to attach herself to anybody. +Sometimes one officer, sometimes another, had been her favourite, +as their attentions raised them in her opinion. Her affections +had continually been fluctuating but never without an object. +The mischief of neglect and mistaken indulgence towards such a +girl--oh! how acutely did she now feel it! + +She was wild to be at home--to hear, to see, to be upon the +spot to share with Jane in the cares that must now fall wholly +upon her, in a family so deranged, a father absent, a mother +incapable of exertion, and requiring constant attendance; and +though almost persuaded that nothing could be done for Lydia, +her uncle's interference seemed of the utmost importance, and +till he entered the room her impatience was severe. Mr. and +Mrs. Gardiner had hurried back in alarm, supposing by the +servant's account that their niece was taken suddenly ill; but +satisfying them instantly on that head, she eagerly communicated +the cause of their summons, reading the two letters aloud, and +dwelling on the postscript of the last with trembling energy, +though Lydia had never been a favourite with them, Mr. and +Mrs. Gardiner could not but be deeply afflicted. Not Lydia +only, but all were concerned in it; and after the first +exclamations of surprise and horror, Mr. Gardiner promised +every assistance in his power. Elizabeth, though expecting no +less, thanked him with tears of gratitude; and all three being +actuated by one spirit, everything relating to their journey was +speedily settled. They were to be off as soon as possible. "But +what is to be done about Pemberley?" cried Mrs. Gardiner. +"John told us Mr. Darcy was here when you sent for us; was it +so?" + +"Yes; and I told him we should not be able to keep our +engagement. _That_ is all settled." + +"What is all settled?" repeated the other, as she ran into her +room to prepare. "And are they upon such terms as for her to +disclose the real truth? Oh, that I knew how it was!" + +But wishes were vain, or at least could only serve to amuse her +in the hurry and confusion of the following hour. Had Elizabeth +been at leisure to be idle, she would have remained certain that +all employment was impossible to one so wretched as herself; +but she had her share of business as well as her aunt, and +amongst the rest there were notes to be written to all their +friends at Lambton, with false excuses for their sudden +departure. An hour, however, saw the whole completed; and +Mr. Gardiner meanwhile having settled his account at the inn, +nothing remained to be done but to go; and Elizabeth, after all +the misery of the morning, found herself, in a shorter space of +time than she could have supposed, seated in the carriage, and +on the road to Longbourn. + + + +Chapter 47 + + +"I have been thinking it over again, Elizabeth," said her uncle, +as they drove from the town; "and really, upon serious +consideration, I am much more inclined than I was to judge as +your eldest sister does on the matter. It appears to me so very +unlikely that any young man should form such a design against +a girl who is by no means unprotected or friendless, and who +was actually staying in his colonel's family, that I am strongly +inclined to hope the best. Could he expect that her friends +would not step forward? Could he expect to be noticed again +by the regiment, after such an affront to Colonel Forster? His +temptation is not adequate to the risk!" + +"Do you really think so?" cried Elizabeth, brightening up for a +moment. + +"Upon my word," said Mrs. Gardiner, "I begin to be of your +uncle's opinion. It is really too great a violation of decency, +honour, and interest, for him to be guilty of. I cannot think +so very ill of Wickham. Can you yourself, Lizzy, so wholly give +him up, as to believe him capable of it?" + +"Not, perhaps, of neglecting his own interest; but of every other +neglect I can believe him capable. If, indeed, it should be so! +But I dare not hope it. Why should they not go on to Scotland +if that had been the case?" + +"In the first place," replied Mr. Gardiner, "there is no absolute +proof that they are not gone to Scotland." + +"Oh! but their removing from the chaise into a hackney coach is +such a presumption! And, besides, no traces of them were to be +found on the Barnet road." + +"Well, then--supposing them to be in London. They may be there, +though for the purpose of concealment, for no more exceptional +purpose. It is not likely that money should be very abundant on +either side; and it might strike them that they could be more +economically, though less expeditiously, married in London +than in Scotland." + +"But why all this secrecy? Why any fear of detection? Why must +their marriage be private? Oh, no, no--this is not likely. +His most particular friend, you see by Jane's account, was +persuaded of his never intending to marry her. Wickham will +never marry a woman without some money. He cannot afford +it. And what claims has Lydia--what attraction has she beyond +youth, health, and good humour that could make him, for her +sake, forego every chance of benefiting himself by marrying +well? As to what restraint the apprehensions of disgrace in the +corps might throw on a dishonourable elopement with her, I am +not able to judge; for I know nothing of the effects that such a +step might produce. But as to your other objection, I am afraid +it will hardly hold good. Lydia has no brothers to step forward; +and he might imagine, from my father's behaviour, from his +indolence and the little attention he has ever seemed to give +to what was going forward in his family, that _he_ would do as +little, and think as little about it, as any father could do, +in such a matter." + +"But can you think that Lydia is so lost to everything but love +of him as to consent to live with him on any terms other than +marriage?" + +"It does seem, and it is most shocking indeed," replied Elizabeth, +with tears in her eyes, "that a sister's sense of decency and +virtue in such a point should admit of doubt. But, really, +I know not what to say. Perhaps I am not doing her justice. +But she is very young; she has never been taught to think +on serious subjects; and for the last half-year, nay, for a +twelvemonth--she has been given up to nothing but amusement +and vanity. She has been allowed to dispose of her time in the +most idle and frivolous manner, and to adopt any opinions that +came in her way. Since the ----shire were first quartered in +Meryton, nothing but love, flirtation, and officers have been +in her head. She has been doing everything in her power by +thinking and talking on the subject, to give greater--what shall +I call it? susceptibility to her feelings; which are naturally +lively enough. And we all know that Wickham has every charm of +person and address that can captivate a woman." + +"But you see that Jane," said her aunt, "does not think so very +ill of Wickham as to believe him capable of the attempt." + +"Of whom does Jane ever think ill? And who is there, whatever +might be their former conduct, that she would think capable of +such an attempt, till it were proved against them? But Jane +knows, as well as I do, what Wickham really is. We both know +that he has been profligate in every sense of the word; that he +has neither integrity nor honour; that he is as false and +deceitful as he is insinuating." + +"And do you really know all this?" cried Mrs. Gardiner, whose +curiosity as to the mode of her intelligence was all alive. + +"I do indeed," replied Elizabeth, colouring. "I told you, the +other day, of his infamous behaviour to Mr. Darcy; and you +yourself, when last at Longbourn, heard in what manner he +spoke of the man who had behaved with such forbearance and +liberality towards him. And there are other circumstances which +I am not at liberty--which it is not worth while to relate; but +his lies about the whole Pemberley family are endless. From what +he said of Miss Darcy I was thoroughly prepared to see a proud, +reserved, disagreeable girl. Yet he knew to the contrary himself. +He must know that she was as amiable and unpretending as we +have found her." + +"But does Lydia know nothing of this? can she be ignorant of +what you and Jane seem so well to understand?" + +"Oh, yes!--that, that is the worst of all. Till I was in Kent, +and saw so much both of Mr. Darcy and his relation Colonel +Fitzwilliam, I was ignorant of the truth myself. And when I +returned home, the ----shire was to leave Meryton in a week or +fortnight's time. As that was the case, neither Jane, to whom +I related the whole, nor I, thought it necessary to make our +knowledge public; for of what use could it apparently be to any +one, that the good opinion which all the neighbourhood had of +him should then be overthrown? And even when it was settled +that Lydia should go with Mrs. Forster, the necessity of opening +her eyes to his character never occurred to me. That _she_ could +be in any danger from the deception never entered my head. +That such a consequence as _this_ could ensue, you may easily +believe, was far enough from my thoughts." + +"When they all removed to Brighton, therefore, you had no +reason, I suppose, to believe them fond of each other?" + +"Not the slightest. I can remember no symptom of affection on +either side; and had anything of the kind been perceptible, you +must be aware that ours is not a family on which it could be +thrown away. When first he entered the corps, she was ready +enough to admire him; but so we all were. Every girl in or +near Meryton was out of her senses about him for the first +two months; but he never distinguished _her_ by any particular +attention; and, consequently, after a moderate period of +extravagant and wild admiration, her fancy for him gave +way, and others of the regiment, who treated her with more +distinction, again became her favourites." + + * * * * * + +It may be easily believed, that however little of novelty could be +added to their fears, hopes, and conjectures, on this interesting +subject, by its repeated discussion, no other could detain them +from it long, during the whole of the journey. From Elizabeth's +thoughts it was never absent. Fixed there by the keenest of all +anguish, self-reproach, she could find no interval of ease or +forgetfulness. + +They travelled as expeditiously as possible, and, sleeping one +night on the road, reached Longbourn by dinner time the next +day. It was a comfort to Elizabeth to consider that Jane could +not have been wearied by long expectations. + +The little Gardiners, attracted by the sight of a chaise, were +standing on the steps of the house as they entered the paddock; +and, when the carriage drove up to the door, the joyful surprise +that lighted up their faces, and displayed itself over their whole +bodies, in a variety of capers and frisks, was the first pleasing +earnest of their welcome. + +Elizabeth jumped out; and, after giving each of them a hasty +kiss, hurried into the vestibule, where Jane, who came running +down from her mother's apartment, immediately met her. + +Elizabeth, as she affectionately embraced her, whilst tears filled +the eyes of both, lost not a moment in asking whether anything +had been heard of the fugitives. + +"Not yet," replied Jane. "But now that my dear uncle is come, +I hope everything will be well." + +"Is my father in town?" + +"Yes, he went on Tuesday, as I wrote you word." + +"And have you heard from him often?" + +"We have heard only twice. He wrote me a few lines on +Wednesday to say that he had arrived in safety, and to give me +his directions, which I particularly begged him to do. He merely +added that he should not write again till he had something of +importance to mention." + +"And my mother--how is she? How are you all?" + +"My mother is tolerably well, I trust; though her spirits are +greatly shaken. She is upstairs and will have great satisfaction +in seeing you all. She does not yet leave her dressing-room. +Mary and Kitty, thank Heaven, are quite well." + +"But you--how are you?" cried Elizabeth. "You look pale. +How much you must have gone through!" + +Her sister, however, assured her of her being perfectly well; +and their conversation, which had been passing while Mr. and +Mrs. Gardiner were engaged with their children, was now put an +end to by the approach of the whole party. Jane ran to her uncle +and aunt, and welcomed and thanked them both, with alternate +smiles and tears. + +When they were all in the drawing-room, the questions which +Elizabeth had already asked were of course repeated by the +others, and they soon found that Jane had no intelligence +to give. The sanguine hope of good, however, which the +benevolence of her heart suggested had not yet deserted her; +she still expected that it would all end well, and that every +morning would bring some letter, either from Lydia or her +father, to explain their proceedings, and, perhaps, announce +their marriage. + +Mrs. Bennet, to whose apartment they all repaired, after a few +minutes' conversation together, received them exactly as might +be expected; with tears and lamentations of regret, invectives +against the villainous conduct of Wickham, and complaints of +her own sufferings and ill-usage; blaming everybody but the +person to whose ill-judging indulgence the errors of her +daughter must principally be owing. + +"If I had been able," said she, "to carry my point in going to +Brighton, with all my family, _this_ would not have happened; +but poor dear Lydia had nobody to take care of her. Why did +the Forsters ever let her go out of their sight? I am sure there +was some great neglect or other on their side, for she is not the +kind of girl to do such a thing if she had been well looked after. +I always thought they were very unfit to have the charge of her; +but I was overruled, as I always am. Poor dear child! And +now here's Mr. Bennet gone away, and I know he will fight +Wickham, wherever he meets him and then he will be killed, and +what is to become of us all? The Collinses will turn us out +before he is cold in his grave, and if you are not kind to us, +brother, I do not know what we shall do." + +They all exclaimed against such terrific ideas; and Mr. Gardiner, +after general assurances of his affection for her and all her +family, told her that he meant to be in London the very next day, +and would assist Mr. Bennet in every endeavour for recovering +Lydia. + +"Do not give way to useless alarm," added he; "though it is +right to be prepared for the worst, there is no occasion to look +on it as certain. It is not quite a week since they left Brighton. +In a few days more we may gain some news of them; and till we +know that they are not married, and have no design of marrying, +do not let us give the matter over as lost. As soon as I get to +town I shall go to my brother, and make him come home with +me to Gracechurch Street; and then we may consult together as +to what is to be done." + +"Oh! my dear brother," replied Mrs. Bennet, "that is exactly +what I could most wish for. And now do, when you get to +town, find them out, wherever they may be; and if they are +not married already, _make_ them marry. And as for wedding +clothes, do not let them wait for that, but tell Lydia she +shall have as much money as she chooses to buy them, after they +are married. And, above all, keep Mr. Bennet from fighting. +Tell him what a dreadful state I am in, that I am frighted out +of my wits--and have such tremblings, such flutterings, all +over me--such spasms in my side and pains in my head, and +such beatings at heart, that I can get no rest by night nor by +day. And tell my dear Lydia not to give any directions about +her clothes till she has seen me, for she does not know which +are the best warehouses. Oh, brother, how kind you are! I +know you will contrive it all." + +But Mr. Gardiner, though he assured her again of his earnest +endeavours in the cause, could not avoid recommending moderation +to her, as well in her hopes as her fear; and after talking with +her in this manner till dinner was on the table, they all left +her to vent all her feelings on the housekeeper, who attended +in the absence of her daughters. + +Though her brother and sister were persuaded that there was no +real occasion for such a seclusion from the family, they did not +attempt to oppose it, for they knew that she had not prudence +enough to hold her tongue before the servants, while they +waited at table, and judged it better that _one_ only of the +household, and the one whom they could most trust should +comprehend all her fears and solicitude on the subject. + +In the dining-room they were soon joined by Mary and Kitty, +who had been too busily engaged in their separate apartments +to make their appearance before. One came from her books, +and the other from her toilette. The faces of both, however, +were tolerably calm; and no change was visible in either, except +that the loss of her favourite sister, or the anger which she had +herself incurred in this business, had given more of fretfulness +than usual to the accents of Kitty. As for Mary, she was +mistress enough of herself to whisper to Elizabeth, with a +countenance of grave reflection, soon after they were seated +at table: + +"This is a most unfortunate affair, and will probably be much +talked of. But we must stem the tide of malice, and pour into +the wounded bosoms of each other the balm of sisterly consolation." + +Then, perceiving in Elizabeth no inclination of replying, she +added, "Unhappy as the event must be for Lydia, we may draw +from it this useful lesson: that loss of virtue in a female is +irretrievable; that one false step involves her in endless ruin; +that her reputation is no less brittle than it is beautiful; and +that she cannot be too much guarded in her behaviour towards the +undeserving of the other sex." + +Elizabeth lifted up her eyes in amazement, but was too much +oppressed to make any reply. Mary, however, continued to +console herself with such kind of moral extractions from the +evil before them. + +In the afternoon, the two elder Miss Bennets were able to be +for half-an-hour by themselves; and Elizabeth instantly availed +herself of the opportunity of making any inquiries, which Jane +was equally eager to satisfy. After joining in general +lamentations over the dreadful sequel of this event, which +Elizabeth considered as all but certain, and Miss Bennet could +not assert to be wholly impossible, the former continued the +subject, by saying, "But tell me all and everything about it +which I have not already heard. Give me further particulars. +What did Colonel Forster say? Had they no apprehension of +anything before the elopement took place? They must have seen +them together for ever." + +"Colonel Forster did own that he had often suspected some +partiality, especially on Lydia's side, but nothing to give him any +alarm. I am so grieved for him! His behaviour was attentive and +kind to the utmost. He _was_ coming to us, in order to assure us +of his concern, before he had any idea of their not being gone to +Scotland: when that apprehension first got abroad, it hastened +his journey." + +"And was Denny convinced that Wickham would not marry? Did +he know of their intending to go off? Had Colonel Forster +seen Denny himself?" + +"Yes; but, when questioned by _him_, Denny denied knowing +anything of their plans, and would not give his real opinion +about it. He did not repeat his persuasion of their not +marrying--and from _that_, I am inclined to hope, he might +have been misunderstood before." + +"And till Colonel Forster came himself, not one of you +entertained a doubt, I suppose, of their being really married?" + +"How was it possible that such an idea should enter our brains? +I felt a little uneasy--a little fearful of my sister's happiness +with him in marriage, because I knew that his conduct had not been +always quite right. My father and mother knew nothing of that; +they only felt how imprudent a match it must be. Kitty then +owned, with a very natural triumph on knowing more than the +rest of us, that in Lydia's last letter she had prepared her for +such a step. She had known, it seems, of their being in love with +each other, many weeks." + +"But not before they went to Brighton?" + +"No, I believe not." + +"And did Colonel Forster appear to think well of Wickham +himself? Does he know his real character?" + +"I must confess that he did not speak so well of Wickham as he +formerly did. He believed him to be imprudent and extravagant. +And since this sad affair has taken place, it is said that he +left Meryton greatly in debt; but I hope this may be false." + +"Oh, Jane, had we been less secret, had we told what we knew +of him, this could not have happened!" + +"Perhaps it would have been better," replied her sister. "But to +expose the former faults of any person without knowing what +their present feelings were, seemed unjustifiable. We acted with +the best intentions." + +"Could Colonel Forster repeat the particulars of Lydia's note to +his wife?" + +"He brought it with him for us to see." + +Jane then took it from her pocket-book, and gave it to Elizabeth. +These were the contents: + +"MY DEAR HARRIET, + +"You will laugh when you know where I am gone, and I cannot +help laughing myself at your surprise to-morrow morning, as +soon as I am missed. I am going to Gretna Green, and if you +cannot guess with who, I shall think you a simpleton, for there +is but one man in the world I love, and he is an angel. I should +never be happy without him, so think it no harm to be off. You +need not send them word at Longbourn of my going, if you do +not like it, for it will make the surprise the greater, when I +write to them and sign my name 'Lydia Wickham.' What a good +joke it will be! I can hardly write for laughing. Pray make +my excuses to Pratt for not keeping my engagement, and dancing +with him to-night. Tell him I hope he will excuse me when he +knows all; and tell him I will dance with him at the next ball +we meet, with great pleasure. I shall send for my clothes when +I get to Longbourn; but I wish you would tell Sally to mend a +great slit in my worked muslin gown before they are packed up. +Good-bye. Give my love to Colonel Forster. I hope you will +drink to our good journey. + +"Your affectionate friend, + +"LYDIA BENNET." + +"Oh! thoughtless, thoughtless Lydia!" cried Elizabeth when she +had finished it. "What a letter is this, to be written at such +a moment! But at least it shows that _she_ was serious on the +subject of their journey. Whatever he might afterwards +persuade her to, it was not on her side a _scheme_ of infamy. +My poor father! how he must have felt it!" + +"I never saw anyone so shocked. He could not speak a word +for full ten minutes. My mother was taken ill immediately, +and the whole house in such confusion!" + +"Oh! Jane," cried Elizabeth, "was there a servant belonging to it +who did not know the whole story before the end of the day?" + +"I do not know. I hope there was. But to be guarded at such a +time is very difficult. My mother was in hysterics, and though +I endeavoured to give her every assistance in my power, I am +afraid I did not do so much as I might have done! But the +horror of what might possibly happen almost took from me +my faculties." + +"Your attendance upon her has been too much for you. You do +not look well. Oh that I had been with you! you have had +every care and anxiety upon yourself alone." + +"Mary and Kitty have been very kind, and would have shared in +every fatigue, I am sure; but I did not think it right for either +of them. Kitty is slight and delicate; and Mary studies so much, +that her hours of repose should not be broken in on. My aunt +Phillips came to Longbourn on Tuesday, after my father went +away; and was so good as to stay till Thursday with me. She +was of great use and comfort to us all. And Lady Lucas has +been very kind; she walked here on Wednesday morning to +condole with us, and offered her services, or any of her +daughters', if they should be of use to us." + +"She had better have stayed at home," cried Elizabeth; "perhaps +she _meant_ well, but, under such a misfortune as this, one +cannot see too little of one's neighbours. Assistance is +impossible; condolence insufferable. Let them triumph over us +at a distance, and be satisfied." + +She then proceeded to inquire into the measures which her +father had intended to pursue, while in town, for the recovery +of his daughter. + +"He meant I believe," replied Jane, "to go to Epsom, the place +where they last changed horses, see the postilions and try if +anything could be made out from them. His principal object +must be to discover the number of the hackney coach which +took them from Clapham. It had come with a fare from London; +and as he thought that the circumstance of a gentleman and lady's +removing from one carriage into another might be remarked he +meant to make inquiries at Clapham. If he could anyhow discover +at what house the coachman had before set down his fare, he +determined to make inquiries there, and hoped it might not be +impossible to find out the stand and number of the coach. I do +not know of any other designs that he had formed; but he was in +such a hurry to be gone, and his spirits so greatly discomposed, +that I had difficulty in finding out even so much as this." + + + +Chapter 48 + + +The whole party were in hopes of a letter from Mr. Bennet the +next morning, but the post came in without bringing a single line +from him. His family knew him to be, on all common occasions, +a most negligent and dilatory correspondent; but at such a time +they had hoped for exertion. They were forced to conclude that +he had no pleasing intelligence to send; but even of _that_ they +would have been glad to be certain. Mr. Gardiner had waited +only for the letters before he set off. + +When he was gone, they were certain at least of receiving +constant information of what was going on, and their uncle +promised, at parting, to prevail on Mr. Bennet to return to +Longbourn, as soon as he could, to the great consolation of his +sister, who considered it as the only security for her husband's +not being killed in a duel. + +Mrs. Gardiner and the children were to remain in Hertfordshire +a few days longer, as the former thought her presence might be +serviceable to her nieces. She shared in their attendance on +Mrs. Bennet, and was a great comfort to them in their hours of +freedom. Their other aunt also visited them frequently, and +always, as she said, with the design of cheering and heartening +them up--though, as she never came without reporting some +fresh instance of Wickham's extravagance or irregularity, she +seldom went away without leaving them more dispirited than +she found them. + +All Meryton seemed striving to blacken the man who, but three +months before, had been almost an angel of light. He was +declared to be in debt to every tradesman in the place, and his +intrigues, all honoured with the title of seduction, had been +extended into every tradesman's family. Everybody declared +that he was the wickedest young man in the world; and everybody +began to find out that they had always distrusted the appearance +of his goodness. Elizabeth, though she did not credit above +half of what was said, believed enough to make her former +assurance of her sister's ruin more certain; and even Jane, +who believed still less of it, became almost hopeless, more +especially as the time was now come when, if they had gone to +Scotland, which she had never before entirely despaired of, +they must in all probability have gained some news of them. + +Mr. Gardiner left Longbourn on Sunday; on Tuesday his wife +received a letter from him; it told them that, on his arrival, +he had immediately found out his brother, and persuaded him to +come to Gracechurch Street; that Mr. Bennet had been to +Epsom and Clapham, before his arrival, but without gaining +any satisfactory information; and that he was now determined +to inquire at all the principal hotels in town, as Mr. Bennet +thought it possible they might have gone to one of them, on +their first coming to London, before they procured lodgings. +Mr. Gardiner himself did not expect any success from this +measure, but as his brother was eager in it, he meant to assist +him in pursuing it. He added that Mr. Bennet seemed wholly +disinclined at present to leave London and promised to write +again very soon. There was also a postscript to this effect: + +"I have written to Colonel Forster to desire him to find out, +if possible, from some of the young man's intimates in the +regiment, whether Wickham has any relations or connections +who would be likely to know in what part of town he has now +concealed himself. If there were anyone that one could apply +to with a probability of gaining such a clue as that, it might be +of essential consequence. At present we have nothing to guide +us. Colonel Forster will, I dare say, do everything in his power +to satisfy us on this head. But, on second thoughts, perhaps, +Lizzy could tell us what relations he has now living, better than +any other person." + +Elizabeth was at no loss to understand from whence this +deference to her authority proceeded; but it was not in her +power to give any information of so satisfactory a nature as the +compliment deserved. She had never heard of his having had +any relations, except a father and mother, both of whom had +been dead many years. It was possible, however, that some of +his companions in the ----shire might be able to give more +information; and though she was not very sanguine in expecting +it, the application was a something to look forward to. + +Every day at Longbourn was now a day of anxiety; but the most +anxious part of each was when the post was expected. The +arrival of letters was the grand object of every morning's +impatience. Through letters, whatever of good or bad was to +be told would be communicated, and every succeeding day was +expected to bring some news of importance. + +But before they heard again from Mr. Gardiner, a letter arrived +for their father, from a different quarter, from Mr. Collins; +which, as Jane had received directions to open all that came for +him in his absence, she accordingly read; and Elizabeth, who +knew what curiosities his letters always were, looked over her, +and read it likewise. It was as follows: + +"MY DEAR SIR, + +"I feel myself called upon, by our relationship, and my situation +in life, to condole with you on the grievous affliction you are now +suffering under, of which we were yesterday informed by a letter +from Hertfordshire. Be assured, my dear sir, that Mrs. Collins +and myself sincerely sympathise with you and all your respectable +family, in your present distress, which must be of the bitterest +kind, because proceeding from a cause which no time can remove. +No arguments shall be wanting on my part that can alleviate so +severe a misfortune--or that may comfort you, under a circumstance +that must be of all others the most afflicting to a parent's mind. +The death of your daughter would have been a blessing in comparison +of this. And it is the more to be lamented, because there is +reason to suppose as my dear Charlotte informs me, that this +licentiousness of behaviour in your daughter has proceeded from +a faulty degree of indulgence; though, at the same time, for the +consolation of yourself and Mrs. Bennet, I am inclined to think +that her own disposition must be naturally bad, or she could not +be guilty of such an enormity, at so early an age. Howsoever that +may be, you are grievously to be pitied; in which opinion I am not +only joined by Mrs. Collins, but likewise by Lady Catherine and +her daughter, to whom I have related the affair. They agree with +me in apprehending that this false step in one daughter will be +injurious to the fortunes of all the others; for who, as Lady +Catherine herself condescendingly says, will connect themselves +with such a family? And this consideration leads me moreover +to reflect, with augmented satisfaction, on a certain event +of last November; for had it been otherwise, I must have been +involved in all your sorrow and disgrace. Let me then advise you, +dear sir, to console yourself as much as possible, to throw off +your unworthy child from your affection for ever, and leave her +to reap the fruits of her own heinous offense. + +"I am, dear sir, etc., etc." + +Mr. Gardiner did not write again till he had received an answer +from Colonel Forster; and then he had nothing of a pleasant +nature to send. It was not known that Wickham had a single +relationship with whom he kept up any connection, and it +was certain that he had no near one living. His former +acquaintances had been numerous; but since he had been in the +militia, it did not appear that he was on terms of particular +friendship with any of them. There was no one, therefore, who +could be pointed out as likely to give any news of him. And +in the wretched state of his own finances, there was a very +powerful motive for secrecy, in addition to his fear of discovery +by Lydia's relations, for it had just transpired that he had +left gaming debts behind him to a very considerable amount. +Colonel Forster believed that more than a thousand pounds +would be necessary to clear his expenses at Brighton. He owed +a good deal in town, but his debts of honour were still more +formidable. Mr. Gardiner did not attempt to conceal these +particulars from the Longbourn family. Jane heard them with +horror. "A gamester!" she cried. "This is wholly unexpected. +I had not an idea of it." + +Mr. Gardiner added in his letter, that they might expect to see +their father at home on the following day, which was Saturday. +Rendered spiritless by the ill-success of all their endeavours, he +had yielded to his brother-in-law's entreaty that he would return +to his family, and leave it to him to do whatever occasion might +suggest to be advisable for continuing their pursuit. When Mrs. +Bennet was told of this, she did not express so much satisfaction +as her children expected, considering what her anxiety for his +life had been before. + +"What, is he coming home, and without poor Lydia?" she cried. +"Sure he will not leave London before he has found them. Who +is to fight Wickham, and make him marry her, if he comes away?" + +As Mrs. Gardiner began to wish to be at home, it was settled +that she and the children should go to London, at the same time +that Mr. Bennet came from it. The coach, therefore, took them +the first stage of their journey, and brought its master back +to Longbourn. + +Mrs. Gardiner went away in all the perplexity about Elizabeth +and her Derbyshire friend that had attended her from that part +of the world. His name had never been voluntarily mentioned +before them by her niece; and the kind of half-expectation which +Mrs. Gardiner had formed, of their being followed by a letter +from him, had ended in nothing. Elizabeth had received none +since her return that could come from Pemberley. + +The present unhappy state of the family rendered any other +excuse for the lowness of her spirits unnecessary; nothing, +therefore, could be fairly conjectured from _that_, though +Elizabeth, who was by this time tolerably well acquainted with +her own feelings, was perfectly aware that, had she known +nothing of Darcy, she could have borne the dread of Lydia's +infamy somewhat better. It would have spared her, she thought, +one sleepless night out of two. + +When Mr. Bennet arrived, he had all the appearance of his usual +philosophic composure. He said as little as he had ever been in +the habit of saying; made no mention of the business that had +taken him away, and it was some time before his daughters had +courage to speak of it. + +It was not till the afternoon, when he had joined them at tea, +that Elizabeth ventured to introduce the subject; and then, on +her briefly expressing her sorrow for what he must have +endured, he replied, "Say nothing of that. Who should suffer +but myself? It has been my own doing, and I ought to feel it." + +"You must not be too severe upon yourself," replied Elizabeth. + +"You may well warn me against such an evil. Human nature is +so prone to fall into it! No, Lizzy, let me once in my life +feel how much I have been to blame. I am not afraid of being +overpowered by the impression. It will pass away soon enough." + +"Do you suppose them to be in London?" + +"Yes; where else can they be so well concealed?" + +"And Lydia used to want to go to London," added Kitty. + +"She is happy then," said her father drily; "and her residence +there will probably be of some duration." + +Then after a short silence he continued: + +"Lizzy, I bear you no ill-will for being justified in your advice +to me last May, which, considering the event, shows some +greatness of mind." + +They were interrupted by Miss Bennet, who came to fetch her +mother's tea. + +"This is a parade," he cried, "which does one good; it gives such +an elegance to misfortune! Another day I will do the same; I +will sit in my library, in my nightcap and powdering gown, and +give as much trouble as I can; or, perhaps, I may defer it till +Kitty runs away." + +"I am not going to run away, papa," said Kitty fretfully. "If I +should ever go to Brighton, I would behave better than Lydia." + +"_You_ go to Brighton. I would not trust you so near it as +Eastbourne for fifty pounds! No, Kitty, I have at last learnt to +be cautious, and you will feel the effects of it. No officer is ever +to enter into my house again, nor even to pass through the +village. Balls will be absolutely prohibited, unless you stand up +with one of your sisters. And you are never to stir out of doors +till you can prove that you have spent ten minutes of every day +in a rational manner." + +Kitty, who took all these threats in a serious light, began to cry. + +"Well, well," said he, "do not make yourself unhappy. If you +are a good girl for the next ten years, I will take you to a review +at the end of them." + + + +Chapter 49 + + +Two days after Mr. Bennet's return, as Jane and Elizabeth were +walking together in the shrubbery behind the house, they saw +the housekeeper coming towards them, and, concluding that she +came to call them to their mother, went forward to meet her; +but, instead of the expected summons, when they approached +her, she said to Miss Bennet, "I beg your pardon, madam, for +interrupting you, but I was in hopes you might have got some +good news from town, so I took the liberty of coming to ask." + +"What do you mean, Hill? We have heard nothing from town." + +"Dear madam," cried Mrs. Hill, in great astonishment, "don't +you know there is an express come for master from Mr. Gardiner? +He has been here this half-hour, and master has had a letter." + +Away ran the girls, too eager to get in to have time for speech. +They ran through the vestibule into the breakfast-room; from +thence to the library; their father was in neither; and they +were on the point of seeking him upstairs with their mother, +when they were met by the butler, who said: + +"If you are looking for my master, ma'am, he is walking +towards the little copse." + +Upon this information, they instantly passed through the hall +once more, and ran across the lawn after their father, who was +deliberately pursuing his way towards a small wood on one side +of the paddock. + +Jane, who was not so light nor so much in the habit of running +as Elizabeth, soon lagged behind, while her sister, panting for +breath, came up with him, and eagerly cried out: + +"Oh, papa, what news--what news? Have you heard from my +uncle?" + +"Yes I have had a letter from him by express." + +"Well, and what news does it bring--good or bad?" + +"What is there of good to be expected?" said he, taking the +letter from his pocket. "But perhaps you would like to read it." + +Elizabeth impatiently caught it from his hand. Jane now came up. + +"Read it aloud," said their father, "for I hardly know myself what +it is about." + +"Gracechurch Street, Monday, +August 2. + +"MY DEAR BROTHER, + +"At last I am able to send you some tidings of my niece, and +such as, upon the whole, I hope it will give you satisfaction. +Soon after you left me on Saturday, I was fortunate enough to +find out in what part of London they were. The particulars I +reserve till we meet; it is enough to know they are discovered. +I have seen them both--" + +"Then it is as I always hoped," cried Jane; "they are married!" + +Elizabeth read on: + +"I have seen them both. They are not married, nor can I find +there was any intention of being so; but if you are willing to +perform the engagements which I have ventured to make on your +side, I hope it will not be long before they are. All that is +required of you is, to assure to your daughter, by settlement, +her equal share of the five thousand pounds secured among your +children after the decease of yourself and my sister; and, +moreover, to enter into an engagement of allowing her, during +your life, one hundred pounds per annum. These are conditions +which, considering everything, I had no hesitation in complying +with, as far as I thought myself privileged, for you. I shall +send this by express, that no time may be lost in bringing me +your answer. You will easily comprehend, from these particulars, +that Mr. Wickham's circumstances are not so hopeless as they +are generally believed to be. The world has been deceived in +that respect; and I am happy to say there will be some little +money, even when all his debts are discharged, to settle on my +niece, in addition to her own fortune. If, as I conclude will +be the case, you send me full powers to act in your name +throughout the whole of this business, I will immediately give +directions to Haggerston for preparing a proper settlement. +There will not be the smallest occasion for your coming to town +again; therefore stay quiet at Longbourn, and depend on my +diligence and care. Send back your answer as fast as you can, +and be careful to write explicitly. We have judged it best that +my niece should be married from this house, of which I hope +you will approve. She comes to us to-day. I shall write again +as soon as anything more is determined on. Yours, etc., + +"EDW. GARDINER." + +"Is it possible?" cried Elizabeth, when she had finished. "Can it +be possible that he will marry her?" + +"Wickham is not so undeserving, then, as we thought him," said +her sister. "My dear father, I congratulate you." + +"And have you answered the letter?" cried Elizabeth. + +"No; but it must be done soon." + +Most earnestly did she then entreaty him to lose no more time +before he wrote. + +"Oh! my dear father," she cried, "come back and write immediately. +Consider how important every moment is in such a case." + +"Let me write for you," said Jane, "if you dislike the trouble +yourself." + +"I dislike it very much," he replied; "but it must be done." + +And so saying, he turned back with them, and walked towards +the house. + +"And may I ask--" said Elizabeth; "but the terms, I suppose, +must be complied with." + +"Complied with! I am only ashamed of his asking so little." + +"And they _must_ marry! Yet he is _such_ a man!" + +"Yes, yes, they must marry. There is nothing else to be done. +But there are two things that I want very much to know; one is, +how much money your uncle has laid down to bring it about; +and the other, how am I ever to pay him." + +"Money! My uncle!" cried Jane, "what do you mean, sir?" + +"I mean, that no man in his senses would marry Lydia on so +slight a temptation as one hundred a year during my life, and +fifty after I am gone." + +"That is very true," said Elizabeth; "though it had not occurred +to me before. His debts to be discharged, and something still +to remain! Oh! it must be my uncle's doings! Generous, good +man, I am afraid he has distressed himself. A small sum could +not do all this." + +"No," said her father; "Wickham's a fool if he takes her with a +farthing less than ten thousand pounds. I should be sorry to +think so ill of him, in the very beginning of our relationship." + +"Ten thousand pounds! Heaven forbid! How is half such a +sum to be repaid?" + +Mr. Bennet made no answer, and each of them, deep in thought, +continued silent till they reached the house. Their father then +went on to the library to write, and the girls walked into the +breakfast-room. + +"And they are really to be married!" cried Elizabeth, as soon +as they were by themselves. "How strange this is! And for +_this_ we are to be thankful. That they should marry, small as +is their chance of happiness, and wretched as is his character, +we are forced to rejoice. Oh, Lydia!" + +"I comfort myself with thinking," replied Jane, "that he certainly +would not marry Lydia if he had not a real regard for her. +Though our kind uncle has done something towards clearing +him, I cannot believe that ten thousand pounds, or anything like +it, has been advanced. He has children of his own, and may +have more. How could he spare half ten thousand pounds?" + +"If he were ever able to learn what Wickham's debts have been," +said Elizabeth, "and how much is settled on his side on our +sister, we shall exactly know what Mr. Gardiner has done for +them, because Wickham has not sixpence of his own. The +kindness of my uncle and aunt can never be requited. Their +taking her home, and affording her their personal protection +and countenance, is such a sacrifice to her advantage as years +of gratitude cannot enough acknowledge. By this time she +is actually with them! If such goodness does not make her +miserable now, she will never deserve to be happy! What a +meeting for her, when she first sees my aunt!" + +"We must endeavour to forget all that has passed on either side," +said Jane: "I hope and trust they will yet be happy. His +consenting to marry her is a proof, I will believe, that he is +come to a right way of thinking. Their mutual affection will +steady them; and I flatter myself they will settle so quietly, +and live in so rational a manner, as may in time make their +past imprudence forgotten." + +"Their conduct has been such," replied Elizabeth, "as neither +you, nor I, nor anybody can ever forget. It is useless to talk +of it." + +It now occurred to the girls that their mother was in all +likelihood perfectly ignorant of what had happened. They went +to the library, therefore, and asked their father whether he +would not wish them to make it known to her. He was writing +and, without raising his head, coolly replied: + +"Just as you please." + +"May we take my uncle's letter to read to her?" + +"Take whatever you like, and get away." + +Elizabeth took the letter from his writing-table, and they went +upstairs together. Mary and Kitty were both with Mrs. Bennet: +one communication would, therefore, do for all. After a slight +preparation for good news, the letter was read aloud. Mrs. +Bennet could hardly contain herself. As soon as Jane had read +Mr. Gardiner's hope of Lydia's being soon married, her joy +burst forth, and every following sentence added to its +exuberance. She was now in an irritation as violent from +delight, as she had ever been fidgety from alarm and vexation. +To know that her daughter would be married was enough. She +was disturbed by no fear for her felicity, nor humbled by any +remembrance of her misconduct. + +"My dear, dear Lydia!" she cried. "This is delightful indeed! +She will be married! I shall see her again! She will be married +at sixteen! My good, kind brother! I knew how it would be. I +knew he would manage everything! How I long to see her! and +to see dear Wickham too! But the clothes, the wedding clothes! +I will write to my sister Gardiner about them directly. Lizzy, +my dear, run down to your father, and ask him how much he will +give her. Stay, stay, I will go myself. Ring the bell, Kitty, for +Hill. I will put on my things in a moment. My dear, dear Lydia! +How merry we shall be together when we meet!" + +Her eldest daughter endeavoured to give some relief to the +violence of these transports, by leading her thoughts to the +obligations which Mr. Gardiner's behaviour laid them all under. + +"For we must attribute this happy conclusion," she added, "in a +great measure to his kindness. We are persuaded that he has +pledged himself to assist Mr. Wickham with money." + +"Well," cried her mother, "it is all very right; who should do it +but her own uncle? If he had not had a family of his own, I and +my children must have had all his money, you know; and it is the +first time we have ever had anything from him, except a few +presents. Well! I am so happy! In a short time I shall have +a daughter married. Mrs. Wickham! How well it sounds! And +she was only sixteen last June. My dear Jane, I am in such a +flutter, that I am sure I can't write; so I will dictate, and you +write for me. We will settle with your father about the money +afterwards; but the things should be ordered immediately." + +She was then proceeding to all the particulars of calico, +muslin, and cambric, and would shortly have dictated some very +plentiful orders, had not Jane, though with some difficulty, +persuaded her to wait till her father was at leisure to be +consulted. One day's delay, she observed, would be of small +importance; and her mother was too happy to be quite so +obstinate as usual. Other schemes, too, came into her head. + +"I will go to Meryton," said she, "as soon as I am dressed, and +tell the good, good news to my sister Philips. And as I come +back, I can call on Lady Lucas and Mrs. Long. Kitty, run down +and order the carriage. An airing would do me a great deal of +good, I am sure. Girls, can I do anything for you in Meryton? +Oh! Here comes Hill! My dear Hill, have you heard the good +news? Miss Lydia is going to be married; and you shall all have +a bowl of punch to make merry at her wedding." + +Mrs. Hill began instantly to express her joy. Elizabeth received +her congratulations amongst the rest, and then, sick of this folly, +took refuge in her own room, that she might think with freedom. + +Poor Lydia's situation must, at best, be bad enough; but that +it was no worse, she had need to be thankful. She felt it so; +and though, in looking forward, neither rational happiness nor +worldly prosperity could be justly expected for her sister, in +looking back to what they had feared, only two hours ago, she +felt all the advantages of what they had gained. + + + +Chapter 50 + + +Mr. Bennet had very often wished before this period of his life +that, instead of spending his whole income, he had laid by an +annual sum for the better provision of his children, and of his +wife, if she survived him. He now wished it more than ever. +Had he done his duty in that respect, Lydia need not have been +indebted to her uncle for whatever of honour or credit could +now be purchased for her. The satisfaction of prevailing on +one of the most worthless young men in Great Britain to be her +husband might then have rested in its proper place. + +He was seriously concerned that a cause of so little advantage +to anyone should be forwarded at the sole expense of his +brother-in-law, and he was determined, if possible, to find out +the extent of his assistance, and to discharge the obligation +as soon as he could. + +When first Mr. Bennet had married, economy was held to be +perfectly useless, for, of course, they were to have a son. The +son was to join in cutting off the entail, as soon as he should +be of age, and the widow and younger children would by that +means be provided for. Five daughters successively entered the +world, but yet the son was to come; and Mrs. Bennet, for many +years after Lydia's birth, had been certain that he would. This +event had at last been despaired of, but it was then too late to +be saving. Mrs. Bennet had no turn for economy, and her +husband's love of independence had alone prevented their +exceeding their income. + +Five thousand pounds was settled by marriage articles on Mrs. +Bennet and the children. But in what proportions it should be +divided amongst the latter depended on the will of the parents. +This was one point, with regard to Lydia, at least, which was +now to be settled, and Mr. Bennet could have no hesitation in +acceding to the proposal before him. In terms of grateful +acknowledgment for the kindness of his brother, though +expressed most concisely, he then delivered on paper his perfect +approbation of all that was done, and his willingness to fulfil +the engagements that had been made for him. He had never before +supposed that, could Wickham be prevailed on to marry his +daughter, it would be done with so little inconvenience to +himself as by the present arrangement. He would scarcely be +ten pounds a year the loser by the hundred that was to be paid +them; for, what with her board and pocket allowance, and the +continual presents in money which passed to her through her +mother's hands, Lydia's expenses had been very little within +that sum. + +That it would be done with such trifling exertion on his side, +too, was another very welcome surprise; for his wish at present +was to have as little trouble in the business as possible. When +the first transports of rage which had produced his activity in +seeking her were over, he naturally returned to all his former +indolence. His letter was soon dispatched; for, though dilatory +in undertaking business, he was quick in its execution. He +begged to know further particulars of what he was indebted to +his brother, but was too angry with Lydia to send any message +to her. + +The good news spread quickly through the house, and with +proportionate speed through the neighbourhood. It was borne +in the latter with decent philosophy. To be sure, it would +have been more for the advantage of conversation had Miss Lydia +Bennet come upon the town; or, as the happiest alternative, +been secluded from the world, in some distant farmhouse. +But there was much to be talked of in marrying her; and the +good-natured wishes for her well-doing which had proceeded +before from all the spiteful old ladies in Meryton lost but a +little of their spirit in this change of circumstances, because +with such an husband her misery was considered certain. + +It was a fortnight since Mrs. Bennet had been downstairs; but on +this happy day she again took her seat at the head of her table, +and in spirits oppressively high. No sentiment of shame gave +a damp to her triumph. The marriage of a daughter, which had +been the first object of her wishes since Jane was sixteen, was +now on the point of accomplishment, and her thoughts and her +words ran wholly on those attendants of elegant nuptials, fine +muslins, new carriages, and servants. She was busily searching +through the neighbourhood for a proper situation for her +daughter, and, without knowing or considering what their +income might be, rejected many as deficient in size and +importance. + +"Haye Park might do," said she, "if the Gouldings could quit it--or +the great house at Stoke, if the drawing-room were larger; but +Ashworth is too far off! I could not bear to have her ten miles +from me; and as for Pulvis Lodge, the attics are dreadful." + +Her husband allowed her to talk on without interruption while +the servants remained. But when they had withdrawn, he said +to her: "Mrs. Bennet, before you take any or all of these houses +for your son and daughter, let us come to a right understanding. +Into _one_ house in this neighbourhood they shall never have +admittance. I will not encourage the impudence of either, +by receiving them at Longbourn." + +A long dispute followed this declaration; but Mr. Bennet was +firm. It soon led to another; and Mrs. Bennet found, with +amazement and horror, that her husband would not advance a +guinea to buy clothes for his daughter. He protested that she +should receive from him no mark of affection whatever on the +occasion. Mrs. Bennet could hardly comprehend it. That his +anger could be carried to such a point of inconceivable +resentment as to refuse his daughter a privilege without which +her marriage would scarcely seem valid, exceeded all she could +believe possible. She was more alive to the disgrace which her +want of new clothes must reflect on her daughter's nuptials, than +to any sense of shame at her eloping and living with Wickham a +fortnight before they took place. + +Elizabeth was now most heartily sorry that she had, from the +distress of the moment, been led to make Mr. Darcy acquainted +with their fears for her sister; for since her marriage would +so shortly give the proper termination to the elopement, they +might hope to conceal its unfavourable beginning from all those +who were not immediately on the spot. + +She had no fear of its spreading farther through his means. +There were few people on whose secrecy she would have more +confidently depended; but, at the same time, there was no one +whose knowledge of a sister's frailty would have mortified her +so much--not, however, from any fear of disadvantage from it +individually to herself, for, at any rate, there seemed a gulf +impassable between them. Had Lydia's marriage been concluded +on the most honourable terms, it was not to be supposed that +Mr. Darcy would connect himself with a family where, to every +other objection, would now be added an alliance and relationship +of the nearest kind with a man whom he so justly scorned. + +From such a connection she could not wonder that he would shrink. +The wish of procuring her regard, which she had assured herself +of his feeling in Derbyshire, could not in rational expectation +survive such a blow as this. She was humbled, she was grieved; +she repented, though she hardly knew of what. She became jealous +of his esteem, when she could no longer hope to be benefited by it. +She wanted to hear of him, when there seemed the least chance of +gaining intelligence. She was convinced that she could have been +happy with him, when it was no longer likely they should meet. + +What a triumph for him, as she often thought, could he know +that the proposals which she had proudly spurned only four +months ago, would now have been most gladly and gratefully +received! He was as generous, she doubted not, as the most +generous of his sex; but while he was mortal, there must be a +triumph. + +She began now to comprehend that he was exactly the man +who, in disposition and talents, would most suit her. His +understanding and temper, though unlike her own, would have +answered all her wishes. It was an union that must have been +to the advantage of both; by her ease and liveliness, his mind +might have been softened, his manners improved; and from his +judgement, information, and knowledge of the world, she must +have received benefit of greater importance. + +But no such happy marriage could now teach the admiring +multitude what connubial felicity really was. An union of a +different tendency, and precluding the possibility of the +other, was soon to be formed in their family. + +How Wickham and Lydia were to be supported in tolerable +independence, she could not imagine. But how little of +permanent happiness could belong to a couple who were only +brought together because their passions were stronger than +their virtue, she could easily conjecture. + + * * * * * + +Mr. Gardiner soon wrote again to his brother. To Mr. Bennet's +acknowledgments he briefly replied, with assurance of his +eagerness to promote the welfare of any of his family; and +concluded with entreaties that the subject might never be +mentioned to him again. The principal purport of his letter was +to inform them that Mr. Wickham had resolved on quitting the +militia. + +"It was greatly my wish that he should do so," he added, "as +soon as his marriage was fixed on. And I think you will agree +with me, in considering the removal from that corps as highly +advisable, both on his account and my niece's. It is Mr. Wickham's +intention to go into the regulars; and among his former friends, +there are still some who are able and willing to assist him in +the army. He has the promise of an ensigncy in General ----'s +regiment, now quartered in the North. It is an advantage to have +it so far from this part of the kingdom. He promises fairly; and +I hope among different people, where they may each have a character +to preserve, they will both be more prudent. I have written to +Colonel Forster, to inform him of our present arrangements, and to +request that he will satisfy the various creditors of Mr. Wickham +in and near Brighton, with assurances of speedy payment, for which +I have pledged myself. And will you give yourself the trouble of +carrying similar assurances to his creditors in Meryton, of whom +I shall subjoin a list according to his information? He has +given in all his debts; I hope at least he has not deceived us. +Haggerston has our directions, and all will be completed in a week. +They will then join his regiment, unless they are first invited to +Longbourn; and I understand from Mrs. Gardiner, that my niece is +very desirous of seeing you all before she leaves the South. She +is well, and begs to be dutifully remembered to you and your +mother.--Yours, etc., + +"E. GARDINER." + +Mr. Bennet and his daughters saw all the advantages of Wickham's +removal from the ----shire as clearly as Mr. Gardiner could do. +But Mrs. Bennet was not so well pleased with it. Lydia's being +settled in the North, just when she had expected most pleasure and +pride in her company, for she had by no means given up her plan +of their residing in Hertfordshire, was a severe disappointment; +and, besides, it was such a pity that Lydia should be taken from +a regiment where she was acquainted with everybody, and had so +many favourites. + +"She is so fond of Mrs. Forster," said she, "it will be quite +shocking to send her away! And there are several of the young +men, too, that she likes very much. The officers may not be so +pleasant in General----'s regiment." + +His daughter's request, for such it might be considered, of being +admitted into her family again before she set off for the North, +received at first an absolute negative. But Jane and Elizabeth, +who agreed in wishing, for the sake of their sister's feelings and +consequence, that she should be noticed on her marriage by her +parents, urged him so earnestly yet so rationally and so mildly, +to receive her and her husband at Longbourn, as soon as they +were married, that he was prevailed on to think as they thought, +and act as they wished. And their mother had the satisfaction +of knowing that she would be able to show her married daughter +in the neighbourhood before she was banished to the North. When +Mr. Bennet wrote again to his brother, therefore, he sent his +permission for them to come; and it was settled, that as soon +as the ceremony was over, they should proceed to Longbourn. +Elizabeth was surprised, however, that Wickham should consent +to such a scheme, and had she consulted only her own inclination, +any meeting with him would have been the last object of her wishes. + + + +Chapter 51 + + +Their sister's wedding day arrived; and Jane and Elizabeth felt +for her probably more than she felt for herself. The carriage +was sent to meet them at ----, and they were to return in it +by dinner-time. Their arrival was dreaded by the elder Miss +Bennets, and Jane more especially, who gave Lydia the feelings +which would have attended herself, had she been the culprit, +and was wretched in the thought of what her sister must endure. + +They came. The family were assembled in the breakfast room to +receive them. Smiles decked the face of Mrs. Bennet as the +carriage drove up to the door; her husband looked impenetrably +grave; her daughters, alarmed, anxious, uneasy. + +Lydia's voice was heard in the vestibule; the door was thrown +open, and she ran into the room. Her mother stepped forwards, +embraced her, and welcomed her with rapture; gave her hand, +with an affectionate smile, to Wickham, who followed his lady; +and wished them both joy with an alacrity which shewed no doubt +of their happiness. + +Their reception from Mr. Bennet, to whom they then turned, was +not quite so cordial. His countenance rather gained in austerity; +and he scarcely opened his lips. The easy assurance of the +young couple, indeed, was enough to provoke him. Elizabeth was +disgusted, and even Miss Bennet was shocked. Lydia was Lydia +still; untamed, unabashed, wild, noisy, and fearless. She turned +from sister to sister, demanding their congratulations; and when +at length they all sat down, looked eagerly round the room, took +notice of some little alteration in it, and observed, with a +laugh, that it was a great while since she had been there. + +Wickham was not at all more distressed than herself, but his +manners were always so pleasing, that had his character and his +marriage been exactly what they ought, his smiles and his easy +address, while he claimed their relationship, would have +delighted them all. Elizabeth had not before believed him +quite equal to such assurance; but she sat down, resolving +within herself to draw no limits in future to the impudence of +an impudent man. She blushed, and Jane blushed; but the +cheeks of the two who caused their confusion suffered no +variation of colour. + +There was no want of discourse. The bride and her mother could +neither of them talk fast enough; and Wickham, who happened to +sit near Elizabeth, began inquiring after his acquaintance in +that neighbourhood, with a good humoured ease which she felt +very unable to equal in her replies. They seemed each of them +to have the happiest memories in the world. Nothing of the +past was recollected with pain; and Lydia led voluntarily to +subjects which her sisters would not have alluded to for the +world. + +"Only think of its being three months," she cried, "since I +went away; it seems but a fortnight I declare; and yet there +have been things enough happened in the time. Good gracious! +when I went away, I am sure I had no more idea of being married +till I came back again! though I thought it would be very good +fun if I was." + +Her father lifted up his eyes. Jane was distressed. Elizabeth +looked expressively at Lydia; but she, who never heard nor saw +anything of which she chose to be insensible, gaily continued, +"Oh! mamma, do the people hereabouts know I am married +to-day? I was afraid they might not; and we overtook William +Goulding in his curricle, so I was determined he should know +it, and so I let down the side-glass next to him, and took off +my glove, and let my hand just rest upon the window frame, so +that he might see the ring, and then I bowed and smiled like +anything." + +Elizabeth could bear it no longer. She got up, and ran out of +the room; and returned no more, till she heard them passing +through the hall to the dining parlour. She then joined them +soon enough to see Lydia, with anxious parade, walk up to her +mother's right hand, and hear her say to her eldest sister, +"Ah! Jane, I take your place now, and you must go lower, +because I am a married woman." + +It was not to be supposed that time would give Lydia that +embarrassment from which she had been so wholly free at first. +Her ease and good spirits increased. She longed to see Mrs. +Phillips, the Lucases, and all their other neighbours, and to +hear herself called "Mrs. Wickham" by each of them; and in the +mean time, she went after dinner to show her ring, and boast +of being married, to Mrs. Hill and the two housemaids. + +"Well, mamma," said she, when they were all returned to the +breakfast room, "and what do you think of my husband? Is not +he a charming man? I am sure my sisters must all envy me. I +only hope they may have half my good luck. They must all go to +Brighton. That is the place to get husbands. What a pity it +is, mamma, we did not all go." + +"Very true; and if I had my will, we should. But my dear +Lydia, I don't at all like your going such a way off. Must +it be so?" + +"Oh, lord! yes;--there is nothing in that. I shall like it +of all things. You and papa, and my sisters, must come down +and see us. We shall be at Newcastle all the winter, and I +dare say there will be some balls, and I will take care to get +good partners for them all." + +"I should like it beyond anything!" said her mother. + +"And then when you go away, you may leave one or two of my +sisters behind you; and I dare say I shall get husbands for +them before the winter is over." + +"I thank you for my share of the favour," said Elizabeth; +"but I do not particularly like your way of getting husbands." + +Their visitors were not to remain above ten days with them. +Mr. Wickham had received his commission before he left London, +and he was to join his regiment at the end of a fortnight. + +No one but Mrs. Bennet regretted that their stay would be so +short; and she made the most of the time by visiting about with +her daughter, and having very frequent parties at home. These +parties were acceptable to all; to avoid a family circle was +even more desirable to such as did think, than such as did not. + +Wickham's affection for Lydia was just what Elizabeth had +expected to find it; not equal to Lydia's for him. She had +scarcely needed her present observation to be satisfied, from +the reason of things, that their elopement had been brought on +by the strength of her love, rather than by his; and she would +have wondered why, without violently caring for her, he chose +to elope with her at all, had she not felt certain that his +flight was rendered necessary by distress of circumstances; +and if that were the case, he was not the young man to resist +an opportunity of having a companion. + +Lydia was exceedingly fond of him. He was her dear Wickham on +every occasion; no one was to be put in competition with him. +He did every thing best in the world; and she was sure he would +kill more birds on the first of September, than any body else +in the country. + +One morning, soon after their arrival, as she was sitting with +her two elder sisters, she said to Elizabeth: + +"Lizzy, I never gave _you_ an account of my wedding, I believe. +You were not by, when I told mamma and the others all about it. +Are not you curious to hear how it was managed?" + +"No really," replied Elizabeth; "I think there cannot be too +little said on the subject." + +"La! You are so strange! But I must tell you how it went off. +We were married, you know, at St. Clement's, because Wickham's +lodgings were in that parish. And it was settled that we +should all be there by eleven o'clock. My uncle and aunt and +I were to go together; and the others were to meet us at the +church. Well, Monday morning came, and I was in such a fuss! +I was so afraid, you know, that something would happen to put +it off, and then I should have gone quite distracted. And +there was my aunt, all the time I was dressing, preaching and +talking away just as if she was reading a sermon. However, I +did not hear above one word in ten, for I was thinking, you may +suppose, of my dear Wickham. I longed to know whether he would +be married in his blue coat." + +"Well, and so we breakfasted at ten as usual; I thought it +would never be over; for, by the bye, you are to understand, +that my uncle and aunt were horrid unpleasant all the time I +was with them. If you'll believe me, I did not once put my +foot out of doors, though I was there a fortnight. Not one +party, or scheme, or anything. To be sure London was rather +thin, but, however, the Little Theatre was open. Well, and so +just as the carriage came to the door, my uncle was called away +upon business to that horrid man Mr. Stone. And then, you +know, when once they get together, there is no end of it. +Well, I was so frightened I did not know what to do, for my +uncle was to give me away; and if we were beyond the hour, we +could not be married all day. But, luckily, he came back again +in ten minutes' time, and then we all set out. However, I +recollected afterwards that if he had been prevented going, +the wedding need not be put off, for Mr. Darcy might have done +as well." + +"Mr. Darcy!" repeated Elizabeth, in utter amazement. + +"Oh, yes!--he was to come there with Wickham, you know. But +gracious me! I quite forgot! I ought not to have said a word +about it. I promised them so faithfully! What will Wickham +say? It was to be such a secret!" + +"If it was to be secret," said Jane, "say not another word on +the subject. You may depend upon my seeking no further." + +"Oh! certainly," said Elizabeth, though burning with curiosity; +"we will ask you no questions." + +"Thank you," said Lydia, "for if you did, I should certainly +tell you all, and then Wickham would be angry." + +On such encouragement to ask, Elizabeth was forced to put it +out of her power, by running away. + +But to live in ignorance on such a point was impossible; or at +least it was impossible not to try for information. Mr. Darcy +had been at her sister's wedding. It was exactly a scene, and +exactly among people, where he had apparently least to do, and +least temptation to go. Conjectures as to the meaning of it, +rapid and wild, hurried into her brain; but she was satisfied +with none. Those that best pleased her, as placing his conduct +in the noblest light, seemed most improbable. She could not +bear such suspense; and hastily seizing a sheet of paper, wrote +a short letter to her aunt, to request an explanation of what +Lydia had dropt, if it were compatible with the secrecy which +had been intended. + +"You may readily comprehend," she added, "what my curiosity +must be to know how a person unconnected with any of us, and +(comparatively speaking) a stranger to our family, should have +been amongst you at such a time. Pray write instantly, and +let me understand it--unless it is, for very cogent reasons, +to remain in the secrecy which Lydia seems to think necessary; +and then I must endeavour to be satisfied with ignorance." + +"Not that I _shall_, though," she added to herself, as she +finished the letter; "and my dear aunt, if you do not tell me +in an honourable manner, I shall certainly be reduced to tricks +and stratagems to find it out." + +Jane's delicate sense of honour would not allow her to speak to +Elizabeth privately of what Lydia had let fall; Elizabeth was +glad of it;--till it appeared whether her inquiries would +receive any satisfaction, she had rather be without a confidante. + + + +Chapter 52 + + +Elizabeth had the satisfaction of receiving an answer to her +letter as soon as she possibly could. She was no sooner in +possession of it than, hurrying into the little copse, where +she was least likely to be interrupted, she sat down on one of +the benches and prepared to be happy; for the length of the +letter convinced her that it did not contain a denial. + +"Gracechurch street, Sept. 6. + +"MY DEAR NIECE, + +"I have just received your letter, and shall devote this whole +morning to answering it, as I foresee that a _little_ writing +will not comprise what I have to tell you. I must confess +myself surprised by your application; I did not expect it from +_you_. Don't think me angry, however, for I only mean to let +you know that I had not imagined such inquiries to be necessary +on _your_ side. If you do not choose to understand me, forgive +my impertinence. Your uncle is as much surprised as I am--and +nothing but the belief of your being a party concerned would +have allowed him to act as he has done. But if you are really +innocent and ignorant, I must be more explicit. + +"On the very day of my coming home from Longbourn, your uncle had a +most unexpected visitor. Mr. Darcy called, and was shut up with him +several hours. It was all over before I arrived; so my curiosity was +not so dreadfully racked as _your's_ seems to have been. He came to +tell Mr. Gardiner that he had found out where your sister and +Mr. Wickham were, and that he had seen and talked with them both; +Wickham repeatedly, Lydia once. From what I can collect, he left +Derbyshire only one day after ourselves, and came to town with the +resolution of hunting for them. The motive professed was his +conviction of its being owing to himself that Wickham's worthlessness +had not been so well known as to make it impossible for any young +woman of character to love or confide in him. He generously imputed +the whole to his mistaken pride, and confessed that he had before +thought it beneath him to lay his private actions open to the world. +His character was to speak for itself. He called it, therefore, his +duty to step forward, and endeavour to remedy an evil which had been +brought on by himself. If he _had another_ motive, I am sure it would +never disgrace him. He had been some days in town, before he was able +to discover them; but he had something to direct his search, which was +more than _we_ had; and the consciousness of this was another reason for +his resolving to follow us. + +"There is a lady, it seems, a Mrs. Younge, who was some time ago +governess to Miss Darcy, and was dismissed from her charge on some +cause of disapprobation, though he did not say what. She then took a +large house in Edward-street, and has since maintained herself by +letting lodgings. This Mrs. Younge was, he knew, intimately +acquainted with Wickham; and he went to her for intelligence of him as +soon as he got to town. But it was two or three days before he could +get from her what he wanted. She would not betray her trust, I +suppose, without bribery and corruption, for she really did know where +her friend was to be found. Wickham indeed had gone to her on their +first arrival in London, and had she been able to receive them into +her house, they would have taken up their abode with her. At length, +however, our kind friend procured the wished-for direction. They were +in ---- street. He saw Wickham, and afterwards insisted on seeing +Lydia. His first object with her, he acknowledged, had been to +persuade her to quit her present disgraceful situation, and return to +her friends as soon as they could be prevailed on to receive her, +offering his assistance, as far as it would go. But he found Lydia +absolutely resolved on remaining where she was. She cared for none of +her friends; she wanted no help of his; she would not hear of leaving +Wickham. She was sure they should be married some time or other, and +it did not much signify when. Since such were her feelings, it only +remained, he thought, to secure and expedite a marriage, which, in his +very first conversation with Wickham, he easily learnt had never been +_his_ design. He confessed himself obliged to leave the regiment, on +account of some debts of honour, which were very pressing; and +scrupled not to lay all the ill-consequences of Lydia's flight on her +own folly alone. He meant to resign his commission immediately; and +as to his future situation, he could conjecture very little about it. +He must go somewhere, but he did not know where, and he knew he should +have nothing to live on. + +"Mr. Darcy asked him why he had not married your sister at once. +Though Mr. Bennet was not imagined to be very rich, he would have been +able to do something for him, and his situation must have been +benefited by marriage. But he found, in reply to this question, that +Wickham still cherished the hope of more effectually making his +fortune by marriage in some other country. Under such circumstances, +however, he was not likely to be proof against the temptation of +immediate relief. + +"They met several times, for there was much to be discussed. +Wickham of course wanted more than he could get; but at length +was reduced to be reasonable. + +"Every thing being settled between _them_, Mr. Darcy's next step was to +make your uncle acquainted with it, and he first called in Gracechurch +street the evening before I came home. But Mr. Gardiner could not be +seen, and Mr. Darcy found, on further inquiry, that your father was +still with him, but would quit town the next morning. He did not +judge your father to be a person whom he could so properly consult as +your uncle, and therefore readily postponed seeing him till after the +departure of the former. He did not leave his name, and till the next +day it was only known that a gentleman had called on business. + +"On Saturday he came again. Your father was gone, your uncle at home, +and, as I said before, they had a great deal of talk together. + +"They met again on Sunday, and then _I_ saw him too. It was not all +settled before Monday: as soon as it was, the express was sent off to +Longbourn. But our visitor was very obstinate. I fancy, Lizzy, that +obstinacy is the real defect of his character, after all. He has been +accused of many faults at different times, but _this_ is the true one. +Nothing was to be done that he did not do himself; though I am sure +(and I do not speak it to be thanked, therefore say nothing about it), +your uncle would most readily have settled the whole. + +"They battled it together for a long time, which was more than either +the gentleman or lady concerned in it deserved. But at last your +uncle was forced to yield, and instead of being allowed to be of use +to his niece, was forced to put up with only having the probable +credit of it, which went sorely against the grain; and I really +believe your letter this morning gave him great pleasure, because it +required an explanation that would rob him of his borrowed feathers, +and give the praise where it was due. But, Lizzy, this must go no +farther than yourself, or Jane at most. + +"You know pretty well, I suppose, what has been done for the young +people. His debts are to be paid, amounting, I believe, to +considerably more than a thousand pounds, another thousand in addition +to her own settled upon _her_, and his commission purchased. The reason +why all this was to be done by him alone, was such as I have given +above. It was owing to him, to his reserve and want of proper +consideration, that Wickham's character had been so misunderstood, and +consequently that he had been received and noticed as he was. Perhaps +there was some truth in _this_; though I doubt whether _his_ reserve, or +_anybody's_ reserve, can be answerable for the event. But in spite of +all this fine talking, my dear Lizzy, you may rest perfectly assured +that your uncle would never have yielded, if we had not given him +credit for _another interest_ in the affair. + +"When all this was resolved on, he returned again to his friends, who +were still staying at Pemberley; but it was agreed that he should be +in London once more when the wedding took place, and all money matters +were then to receive the last finish. + +"I believe I have now told you every thing. It is a relation which you +tell me is to give you great surprise; I hope at least it will not +afford you any displeasure. Lydia came to us; and Wickham had +constant admission to the house. _He_ was exactly what he had been, +when I knew him in Hertfordshire; but I would not tell you how little +I was satisfied with her behaviour while she staid with us, if I had +not perceived, by Jane's letter last Wednesday, that her conduct on +coming home was exactly of a piece with it, and therefore what I now +tell you can give you no fresh pain. I talked to her repeatedly in +the most serious manner, representing to her all the wickedness of +what she had done, and all the unhappiness she had brought on her +family. If she heard me, it was by good luck, for I am sure she did +not listen. I was sometimes quite provoked, but then I recollected my +dear Elizabeth and Jane, and for their sakes had patience with her. + +"Mr. Darcy was punctual in his return, and as Lydia informed you, +attended the wedding. He dined with us the next day, and was to leave +town again on Wednesday or Thursday. Will you be very angry with me, +my dear Lizzy, if I take this opportunity of saying (what I was never +bold enough to say before) how much I like him. His behaviour to us +has, in every respect, been as pleasing as when we were in Derbyshire. +His understanding and opinions all please me; he wants nothing but a +little more liveliness, and _that_, if he marry _prudently_, his wife +may teach him. I thought him very sly;--he hardly ever mentioned your +name. But slyness seems the fashion. + +"Pray forgive me if I have been very presuming, or at least do not +punish me so far as to exclude me from P. I shall never be quite +happy till I have been all round the park. A low phaeton, with a nice +little pair of ponies, would be the very thing. + +"But I must write no more. The children have been wanting me this half +hour. + +"Yours, very sincerely, + +"M. GARDINER." + +The contents of this letter threw Elizabeth into a flutter +of spirits, in which it was difficult to determine whether +pleasure or pain bore the greatest share. The vague and +unsettled suspicions which uncertainty had produced of what +Mr. Darcy might have been doing to forward her sister's match, +which she had feared to encourage as an exertion of goodness +too great to be probable, and at the same time dreaded to be +just, from the pain of obligation, were proved beyond their +greatest extent to be true! He had followed them purposely to +town, he had taken on himself all the trouble and mortification +attendant on such a research; in which supplication had been +necessary to a woman whom he must abominate and despise, and +where he was reduced to meet, frequently meet, reason with, +persuade, and finally bribe, the man whom he always most wished +to avoid, and whose very name it was punishment to him to +pronounce. He had done all this for a girl whom he could +neither regard nor esteem. Her heart did whisper that he had +done it for her. But it was a hope shortly checked by other +considerations, and she soon felt that even her vanity was +insufficient, when required to depend on his affection for her +--for a woman who had already refused him--as able to overcome +a sentiment so natural as abhorrence against relationship with +Wickham. Brother-in-law of Wickham! Every kind of pride must +revolt from the connection. He had, to be sure, done much. +She was ashamed to think how much. But he had given a reason +for his interference, which asked no extraordinary stretch of +belief. It was reasonable that he should feel he had been wrong; +he had liberality, and he had the means of exercising it; and +though she would not place herself as his principal inducement, +she could, perhaps, believe that remaining partiality for her +might assist his endeavours in a cause where her peace of mind +must be materially concerned. It was painful, exceedingly +painful, to know that they were under obligations to a person +who could never receive a return. They owed the restoration of +Lydia, her character, every thing, to him. Oh! how heartily +did she grieve over every ungracious sensation she had ever +encouraged, every saucy speech she had ever directed towards him. +For herself she was humbled; but she was proud of him. Proud +that in a cause of compassion and honour, he had been able to get +the better of himself. She read over her aunt's commendation +of him again and again. It was hardly enough; but it pleased +her. She was even sensible of some pleasure, though mixed with +regret, on finding how steadfastly both she and her uncle had +been persuaded that affection and confidence subsisted between +Mr. Darcy and herself. + +She was roused from her seat, and her reflections, by some +one's approach; and before she could strike into another path, +she was overtaken by Wickham. + +"I am afraid I interrupt your solitary ramble, my dear sister?" +said he, as he joined her. + +"You certainly do," she replied with a smile; "but it does not +follow that the interruption must be unwelcome." + +"I should be sorry indeed, if it were. We were always good +friends; and now we are better." + +"True. Are the others coming out?" + +"I do not know. Mrs. Bennet and Lydia are going in the +carriage to Meryton. And so, my dear sister, I find, from +our uncle and aunt, that you have actually seen Pemberley." + +She replied in the affirmative. + +"I almost envy you the pleasure, and yet I believe it would +be too much for me, or else I could take it in my way to +Newcastle. And you saw the old housekeeper, I suppose? Poor +Reynolds, she was always very fond of me. But of course she +did not mention my name to you." + +"Yes, she did." + +"And what did she say?" + +"That you were gone into the army, and she was afraid had +--not turned out well. At such a distance as _that_, you +know, things are strangely misrepresented." + +"Certainly," he replied, biting his lips. Elizabeth hoped she +had silenced him; but he soon afterwards said: + +"I was surprised to see Darcy in town last month. We passed +each other several times. I wonder what he can be doing +there." + +"Perhaps preparing for his marriage with Miss de Bourgh," said +Elizabeth. "It must be something particular, to take him there +at this time of year." + +"Undoubtedly. Did you see him while you were at Lambton? +I thought I understood from the Gardiners that you had." + +"Yes; he introduced us to his sister." + +"And do you like her?" + +"Very much." + +"I have heard, indeed, that she is uncommonly improved within +this year or two. When I last saw her, she was not very +promising. I am very glad you liked her. I hope she will turn +out well." + +"I dare say she will; she has got over the most trying age." + +"Did you go by the village of Kympton?" + +"I do not recollect that we did." + +"I mention it, because it is the living which I ought to have +had. A most delightful place!--Excellent Parsonage House! +It would have suited me in every respect." + +"How should you have liked making sermons?" + +"Exceedingly well. I should have considered it as part of my +duty, and the exertion would soon have been nothing. One ought +not to repine;--but, to be sure, it would have been such a +thing for me! The quiet, the retirement of such a life would +have answered all my ideas of happiness! But it was not to be. +Did you ever hear Darcy mention the circumstance, when you were +in Kent?" + +"I have heard from authority, which I thought _as good_, +that it was left you conditionally only, and at the will of the +present patron." + +"You have. Yes, there was something in _that_; I told you so +from the first, you may remember." + +"I _did_ hear, too, that there was a time, when sermon-making +was not so palatable to you as it seems to be at present; that +you actually declared your resolution of never taking orders, +and that the business had been compromised accordingly." + +"You did! and it was not wholly without foundation. You may +remember what I told you on that point, when first we talked +of it." + +They were now almost at the door of the house, for she +had walked fast to get rid of him; and unwilling, for her +sister's sake, to provoke him, she only said in reply, with +a good-humoured smile: + +"Come, Mr. Wickham, we are brother and sister, you know. +Do not let us quarrel about the past. In future, I hope we +shall be always of one mind." + +She held out her hand; he kissed it with affectionate gallantry, +though he hardly knew how to look, and they entered the house. + + + +Chapter 53 + + +Mr. Wickham was so perfectly satisfied with this conversation +that he never again distressed himself, or provoked his dear +sister Elizabeth, by introducing the subject of it; and she was +pleased to find that she had said enough to keep him quiet. + +The day of his and Lydia's departure soon came, and Mrs. Bennet +was forced to submit to a separation, which, as her husband by +no means entered into her scheme of their all going to +Newcastle, was likely to continue at least a twelvemonth. + +"Oh! my dear Lydia," she cried, "when shall we meet again?" + +"Oh, lord! I don't know. Not these two or three years, +perhaps." + +"Write to me very often, my dear." + +"As often as I can. But you know married women have never much +time for writing. My sisters may write to _me_. They will +have nothing else to do." + +Mr. Wickham's adieus were much more affectionate than his +wife's. He smiled, looked handsome, and said many pretty +things. + +"He is as fine a fellow," said Mr. Bennet, as soon as they were +out of the house, "as ever I saw. He simpers, and smirks, and +makes love to us all. I am prodigiously proud of him. I defy +even Sir William Lucas himself to produce a more valuable +son-in-law." + +The loss of her daughter made Mrs. Bennet very dull for +several days. + +"I often think," said she, "that there is nothing so bad as +parting with one's friends. One seems so forlorn without +them." + +"This is the consequence, you see, Madam, of marrying a daughter," +said Elizabeth. "It must make you better satisfied that your +other four are single." + +"It is no such thing. Lydia does not leave me because she is +married, but only because her husband's regiment happens to be +so far off. If that had been nearer, she would not have gone +so soon." + +But the spiritless condition which this event threw her into +was shortly relieved, and her mind opened again to the +agitation of hope, by an article of news which then began to be +in circulation. The housekeeper at Netherfield had received +orders to prepare for the arrival of her master, who was coming +down in a day or two, to shoot there for several weeks. +Mrs. Bennet was quite in the fidgets. She looked at Jane, and +smiled and shook her head by turns. + +"Well, well, and so Mr. Bingley is coming down, sister," +(for Mrs. Phillips first brought her the news). "Well, so +much the better. Not that I care about it, though. He is +nothing to us, you know, and I am sure _I_ never want to +see him again. But, however, he is very welcome to come +to Netherfield, if he likes it. And who knows what _may_ +happen? But that is nothing to us. You know, sister, we +agreed long ago never to mention a word about it. And so, +is it quite certain he is coming?" + +"You may depend on it," replied the other, "for Mrs. Nicholls +was in Meryton last night; I saw her passing by, and went out +myself on purpose to know the truth of it; and she told me that +it was certain true. He comes down on Thursday at the latest, +very likely on Wednesday. She was going to the butcher's, she +told me, on purpose to order in some meat on Wednesday, and she +has got three couple of ducks just fit to be killed." + +Miss Bennet had not been able to hear of his coming without +changing colour. It was many months since she had mentioned +his name to Elizabeth; but now, as soon as they were alone +together, she said: + +"I saw you look at me to-day, Lizzy, when my aunt told us of +the present report; and I know I appeared distressed. But +don't imagine it was from any silly cause. I was only confused +for the moment, because I felt that I _should_ be looked at. +I do assure you that the news does not affect me either with +pleasure or pain. I am glad of one thing, that he comes alone; +because we shall see the less of him. Not that I am afraid of +_myself_, but I dread other people's remarks." + +Elizabeth did not know what to make of it. Had she not seen +him in Derbyshire, she might have supposed him capable of +coming there with no other view than what was acknowledged; but +she still thought him partial to Jane, and she wavered as to +the greater probability of his coming there _with_ his friend's +permission, or being bold enough to come without it. + +"Yet it is hard," she sometimes thought, "that this poor man +cannot come to a house which he has legally hired, without +raising all this speculation! I _will_ leave him to himself." + +In spite of what her sister declared, and really believed to be +her feelings in the expectation of his arrival, Elizabeth could +easily perceive that her spirits were affected by it. They +were more disturbed, more unequal, than she had often seen them. + +The subject which had been so warmly canvassed between their +parents, about a twelvemonth ago, was now brought forward +again. + +"As soon as ever Mr. Bingley comes, my dear," said Mrs. Bennet, +"you will wait on him of course." + +"No, no. You forced me into visiting him last year, and +promised, if I went to see him, he should marry one of my +daughters. But it ended in nothing, and I will not be sent on +a fool's errand again." + +His wife represented to him how absolutely necessary such an +attention would be from all the neighbouring gentlemen, on his +returning to Netherfield. + +"'Tis an etiquette I despise," said he. "If he wants our +society, let him seek it. He knows where we live. I will not +spend my hours in running after my neighbours every time they +go away and come back again." + +"Well, all I know is, that it will be abominably rude if you do +not wait on him. But, however, that shan't prevent my asking +him to dine here, I am determined. We must have Mrs. Long and +the Gouldings soon. That will make thirteen with ourselves, so +there will be just room at table for him." + +Consoled by this resolution, she was the better able to bear +her husband's incivility; though it was very mortifying to know +that her neighbours might all see Mr. Bingley, in consequence +of it, before _they_ did. As the day of his arrival drew near: + +"I begin to be sorry that he comes at all," said Jane to her +sister. "It would be nothing; I could see him with perfect +indifference, but I can hardly bear to hear it thus perpetually +talked of. My mother means well; but she does not know, no one +can know, how much I suffer from what she says. Happy shall I +be, when his stay at Netherfield is over!" + +"I wish I could say anything to comfort you," replied Elizabeth; +"but it is wholly out of my power. You must feel it; and the +usual satisfaction of preaching patience to a sufferer is denied +me, because you have always so much." + +Mr. Bingley arrived. Mrs. Bennet, through the assistance of +servants, contrived to have the earliest tidings of it, that +the period of anxiety and fretfulness on her side might be as +long as it could. She counted the days that must intervene +before their invitation could be sent; hopeless of seeing +him before. But on the third morning after his arrival in +Hertfordshire, she saw him, from her dressing-room window, +enter the paddock and ride towards the house. + +Her daughters were eagerly called to partake of her joy. Jane +resolutely kept her place at the table; but Elizabeth, to +satisfy her mother, went to the window--she looked,--she +saw Mr. Darcy with him, and sat down again by her sister. + +"There is a gentleman with him, mamma," said Kitty; "who can it be?" + +"Some acquaintance or other, my dear, I suppose; I am sure I +do not know." + +"La!" replied Kitty, "it looks just like that man that used to +be with him before. Mr. what's-his-name. That tall, proud +man." + +"Good gracious! Mr. Darcy!--and so it does, I vow. Well, +any friend of Mr. Bingley's will always be welcome here, to be +sure; but else I must say that I hate the very sight of him." + +Jane looked at Elizabeth with surprise and concern. She knew +but little of their meeting in Derbyshire, and therefore felt +for the awkwardness which must attend her sister, in seeing him +almost for the first time after receiving his explanatory +letter. Both sisters were uncomfortable enough. Each felt +for the other, and of course for themselves; and their mother +talked on, of her dislike of Mr. Darcy, and her resolution +to be civil to him only as Mr. Bingley's friend, without +being heard by either of them. But Elizabeth had sources of +uneasiness which could not be suspected by Jane, to whom she +had never yet had courage to shew Mrs. Gardiner's letter, or +to relate her own change of sentiment towards him. To Jane, +he could be only a man whose proposals she had refused, and +whose merit she had undervalued; but to her own more extensive +information, he was the person to whom the whole family were +indebted for the first of benefits, and whom she regarded +herself with an interest, if not quite so tender, at least +as reasonable and just as what Jane felt for Bingley. Her +astonishment at his coming--at his coming to Netherfield, to +Longbourn, and voluntarily seeking her again, was almost equal +to what she had known on first witnessing his altered behaviour +in Derbyshire. + +The colour which had been driven from her face, returned for +half a minute with an additional glow, and a smile of delight +added lustre to her eyes, as she thought for that space of time +that his affection and wishes must still be unshaken. But she +would not be secure. + +"Let me first see how he behaves," said she; "it will then be +early enough for expectation." + +She sat intently at work, striving to be composed, and without +daring to lift up her eyes, till anxious curiosity carried them +to the face of her sister as the servant was approaching the +door. Jane looked a little paler than usual, but more sedate +than Elizabeth had expected. On the gentlemen's appearing, her +colour increased; yet she received them with tolerable ease, +and with a propriety of behaviour equally free from any symptom +of resentment or any unnecessary complaisance. + +Elizabeth said as little to either as civility would allow, and +sat down again to her work, with an eagerness which it did not +often command. She had ventured only one glance at Darcy. He +looked serious, as usual; and, she thought, more as he had been +used to look in Hertfordshire, than as she had seen him at +Pemberley. But, perhaps he could not in her mother's presence +be what he was before her uncle and aunt. It was a painful, +but not an improbable, conjecture. + +Bingley, she had likewise seen for an instant, and in that +short period saw him looking both pleased and embarrassed. He +was received by Mrs. Bennet with a degree of civility which +made her two daughters ashamed, especially when contrasted with +the cold and ceremonious politeness of her curtsey and address +to his friend. + +Elizabeth, particularly, who knew that her mother owed to the +latter the preservation of her favourite daughter from +irremediable infamy, was hurt and distressed to a most painful +degree by a distinction so ill applied. + +Darcy, after inquiring of her how Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner did, a +question which she could not answer without confusion, said +scarcely anything. He was not seated by her; perhaps that +was the reason of his silence; but it had not been so in +Derbyshire. There he had talked to her friends, when he could +not to herself. But now several minutes elapsed without +bringing the sound of his voice; and when occasionally, unable +to resist the impulse of curiosity, she raised he eyes to his +face, she as often found him looking at Jane as at herself, and +frequently on no object but the ground. More thoughtfulness +and less anxiety to please, than when they last met, were +plainly expressed. She was disappointed, and angry with +herself for being so. + +"Could I expect it to be otherwise!" said she. "Yet why did +he come?" + +She was in no humour for conversation with anyone but himself; +and to him she had hardly courage to speak. + +She inquired after his sister, but could do no more. + +"It is a long time, Mr. Bingley, since you went away," said +Mrs. Bennet. + +He readily agreed to it. + +"I began to be afraid you would never come back again. People +_did_ say you meant to quit the place entirely at Michaelmas; +but, however, I hope it is not true. A great many changes have +happened in the neighbourhood, since you went away. Miss Lucas +is married and settled. And one of my own daughters. I suppose +you have heard of it; indeed, you must have seen it in the +papers. It was in The Times and The Courier, I know; though +it was not put in as it ought to be. It was only said, 'Lately, +George Wickham, Esq. to Miss Lydia Bennet,' without there being +a syllable said of her father, or the place where she lived, or +anything. It was my brother Gardiner's drawing up too, and I +wonder how he came to make such an awkward business of it. Did +you see it?" + +Bingley replied that he did, and made his congratulations. +Elizabeth dared not lift up her eyes. How Mr. Darcy looked, +therefore, she could not tell. + +"It is a delightful thing, to be sure, to have a daughter +well married," continued her mother, "but at the same time, +Mr. Bingley, it is very hard to have her taken such a way from +me. They are gone down to Newcastle, a place quite northward, +it seems, and there they are to stay I do not know how long. +His regiment is there; for I suppose you have heard of his +leaving the ----shire, and of his being gone into the regulars. +Thank Heaven! he has _some_ friends, though perhaps not so +many as he deserves." + +Elizabeth, who knew this to be levelled at Mr. Darcy, was +in such misery of shame, that she could hardly keep her seat. +It drew from her, however, the exertion of speaking, which +nothing else had so effectually done before; and she asked +Bingley whether he meant to make any stay in the country at +present. A few weeks, he believed. + +"When you have killed all your own birds, Mr. Bingley," +said her mother, "I beg you will come here, and shoot as +many as you please on Mr. Bennet's manor. I am sure he +will be vastly happy to oblige you, and will save all the +best of the covies for you." + +Elizabeth's misery increased, at such unnecessary, such +officious attention! Were the same fair prospect to arise at +present as had flattered them a year ago, every thing, she was +persuaded, would be hastening to the same vexatious conclusion. +At that instant, she felt that years of happiness could not +make Jane or herself amends for moments of such painful +confusion. + +"The first wish of my heart," said she to herself, "is never +more to be in company with either of them. Their society can +afford no pleasure that will atone for such wretchedness as +this! Let me never see either one or the other again!" + +Yet the misery, for which years of happiness were to offer no +compensation, received soon afterwards material relief, from +observing how much the beauty of her sister re-kindled the +admiration of her former lover. When first he came in, he had +spoken to her but little; but every five minutes seemed to be +giving her more of his attention. He found her as handsome as +she had been last year; as good natured, and as unaffected, +though not quite so chatty. Jane was anxious that no difference +should be perceived in her at all, and was really persuaded that +she talked as much as ever. But her mind was so busily engaged, +that she did not always know when she was silent. + +When the gentlemen rose to go away, Mrs. Bennet was mindful of +her intended civility, and they were invited and engaged to +dine at Longbourn in a few days time. + +"You are quite a visit in my debt, Mr. Bingley," she added, +"for when you went to town last winter, you promised to take +a family dinner with us, as soon as you returned. I have not +forgot, you see; and I assure you, I was very much disappointed +that you did not come back and keep your engagement." + +Bingley looked a little silly at this reflection, and said +something of his concern at having been prevented by business. +They then went away. + +Mrs. Bennet had been strongly inclined to ask them to stay and +dine there that day; but, though she always kept a very good +table, she did not think anything less than two courses could +be good enough for a man on whom she had such anxious designs, +or satisfy the appetite and pride of one who had ten thousand a +year. + + + +Chapter 54 + + +As soon as they were gone, Elizabeth walked out to recover +her spirits; or in other words, to dwell without interruption +on those subjects that must deaden them more. Mr. Darcy's +behaviour astonished and vexed her. + +"Why, if he came only to be silent, grave, and indifferent," +said she, "did he come at all?" + +She could settle it in no way that gave her pleasure. + +"He could be still amiable, still pleasing, to my uncle and +aunt, when he was in town; and why not to me? If he fears me, +why come hither? If he no longer cares for me, why silent? +Teasing, teasing, man! I will think no more about him." + +Her resolution was for a short time involuntarily kept by +the approach of her sister, who joined her with a cheerful +look, which showed her better satisfied with their visitors, +than Elizabeth. + +"Now," said she, "that this first meeting is over, I feel +perfectly easy. I know my own strength, and I shall never be +embarrassed again by his coming. I am glad he dines here on +Tuesday. It will then be publicly seen that, on both sides, +we meet only as common and indifferent acquaintance." + +"Yes, very indifferent indeed," said Elizabeth, laughingly. +"Oh, Jane, take care." + +"My dear Lizzy, you cannot think me so weak, as to be in danger +now?" + +"I think you are in very great danger of making him as much +in love with you as ever." + + * * * * * + +They did not see the gentlemen again till Tuesday; and +Mrs. Bennet, in the meanwhile, was giving way to all the +happy schemes, which the good humour and common politeness +of Bingley, in half an hour's visit, had revived. + +On Tuesday there was a large party assembled at Longbourn; +and the two who were most anxiously expected, to the credit of +their punctuality as sportsmen, were in very good time. When +they repaired to the dining-room, Elizabeth eagerly watched to +see whether Bingley would take the place, which, in all their +former parties, had belonged to him, by her sister. Her +prudent mother, occupied by the same ideas, forbore to invite +him to sit by herself. On entering the room, he seemed to +hesitate; but Jane happened to look round, and happened to +smile: it was decided. He placed himself by her. + +Elizabeth, with a triumphant sensation, looked towards his +friend. He bore it with noble indifference, and she would have +imagined that Bingley had received his sanction to be happy, +had she not seen his eyes likewise turned towards Mr. Darcy, +with an expression of half-laughing alarm. + +His behaviour to her sister was such, during dinner time, as +showed an admiration of her, which, though more guarded than +formerly, persuaded Elizabeth, that if left wholly to himself, +Jane's happiness, and his own, would be speedily secured. +Though she dared not depend upon the consequence, she yet +received pleasure from observing his behaviour. It gave her +all the animation that her spirits could boast; for she was in +no cheerful humour. Mr. Darcy was almost as far from her as +the table could divide them. He was on one side of her mother. +She knew how little such a situation would give pleasure to +either, or make either appear to advantage. She was not near +enough to hear any of their discourse, but she could see how +seldom they spoke to each other, and how formal and cold was +their manner whenever they did. Her mother's ungraciousness, +made the sense of what they owed him more painful to Elizabeth's +mind; and she would, at times, have given anything to be +privileged to tell him that his kindness was neither unknown +nor unfelt by the whole of the family. + +She was in hopes that the evening would afford some opportunity +of bringing them together; that the whole of the visit would +not pass away without enabling them to enter into something +more of conversation than the mere ceremonious salutation +attending his entrance. Anxious and uneasy, the period which +passed in the drawing-room, before the gentlemen came, was +wearisome and dull to a degree that almost made her uncivil. +She looked forward to their entrance as the point on which all +her chance of pleasure for the evening must depend. + +"If he does not come to me, _then_," said she, "I shall give +him up for ever." + +The gentlemen came; and she thought he looked as if he would +have answered her hopes; but, alas! the ladies had crowded +round the table, where Miss Bennet was making tea, and +Elizabeth pouring out the coffee, in so close a confederacy +that there was not a single vacancy near her which would admit +of a chair. And on the gentlemen's approaching, one of the +girls moved closer to her than ever, and said, in a whisper: + +"The men shan't come and part us, I am determined. We want +none of them; do we?" + +Darcy had walked away to another part of the room. She +followed him with her eyes, envied everyone to whom he spoke, +had scarcely patience enough to help anybody to coffee; and +then was enraged against herself for being so silly! + +"A man who has once been refused! How could I ever be foolish +enough to expect a renewal of his love? Is there one among the +sex, who would not protest against such a weakness as a second +proposal to the same woman? There is no indignity so abhorrent +to their feelings!" + +She was a little revived, however, by his bringing back his +coffee cup himself; and she seized the opportunity of saying: + +"Is your sister at Pemberley still?" + +"Yes, she will remain there till Christmas." + +"And quite alone? Have all her friends left her?" + +"Mrs. Annesley is with her. The others have been gone on to +Scarborough, these three weeks." + +She could think of nothing more to say; but if he wished to +converse with her, he might have better success. He stood by +her, however, for some minutes, in silence; and, at last, on +the young lady's whispering to Elizabeth again, he walked away. + +When the tea-things were removed, and the card-tables placed, +the ladies all rose, and Elizabeth was then hoping to be soon +joined by him, when all her views were overthrown by seeing him +fall a victim to her mother's rapacity for whist players, and +in a few moments after seated with the rest of the party. She +now lost every expectation of pleasure. They were confined for +the evening at different tables, and she had nothing to hope, +but that his eyes were so often turned towards her side of the +room, as to make him play as unsuccessfully as herself. + +Mrs. Bennet had designed to keep the two Netherfield gentlemen +to supper; but their carriage was unluckily ordered before any +of the others, and she had no opportunity of detaining them. + +"Well girls," said she, as soon as they were left to themselves, +"What say you to the day? I think every thing has passed off +uncommonly well, I assure you. The dinner was as well dressed +as any I ever saw. The venison was roasted to a turn--and +everybody said they never saw so fat a haunch. The soup was +fifty times better than what we had at the Lucases' last week; +and even Mr. Darcy acknowledged, that the partridges were +remarkably well done; and I suppose he has two or three French +cooks at least. And, my dear Jane, I never saw you look in +greater beauty. Mrs. Long said so too, for I asked her whether +you did not. And what do you think she said besides? 'Ah! Mrs. +Bennet, we shall have her at Netherfield at last.' She did +indeed. I do think Mrs. Long is as good a creature as ever +lived--and her nieces are very pretty behaved girls, and not +at all handsome: I like them prodigiously." + +Mrs. Bennet, in short, was in very great spirits; she had seen +enough of Bingley's behaviour to Jane, to be convinced that she +would get him at last; and her expectations of advantage to her +family, when in a happy humour, were so far beyond reason, that +she was quite disappointed at not seeing him there again the +next day, to make his proposals. + +"It has been a very agreeable day," said Miss Bennet to +Elizabeth. "The party seemed so well selected, so suitable +one with the other. I hope we may often meet again." + +Elizabeth smiled. + +"Lizzy, you must not do so. You must not suspect me. It +mortifies me. I assure you that I have now learnt to enjoy +his conversation as an agreeable and sensible young man, +without having a wish beyond it. I am perfectly satisfied, +from what his manners now are, that he never had any design +of engaging my affection. It is only that he is blessed +with greater sweetness of address, and a stronger desire of +generally pleasing, than any other man." + +"You are very cruel," said her sister, "you will not let me +smile, and are provoking me to it every moment." + +"How hard it is in some cases to be believed!" + +"And how impossible in others!" + +"But why should you wish to persuade me that I feel more than I +acknowledge?" + +"That is a question which I hardly know how to answer. We all +love to instruct, though we can teach only what is not worth +knowing. Forgive me; and if you persist in indifference, do +not make me your confidante." + + + +Chapter 55 + + +A few days after this visit, Mr. Bingley called again, and +alone. His friend had left him that morning for London, but +was to return home in ten days time. He sat with them above an +hour, and was in remarkably good spirits. Mrs. Bennet invited +him to dine with them; but, with many expressions of concern, +he confessed himself engaged elsewhere. + +"Next time you call," said she, "I hope we shall be more +lucky." + +He should be particularly happy at any time, etc. etc.; and if +she would give him leave, would take an early opportunity of +waiting on them. + +"Can you come to-morrow?" + +Yes, he had no engagement at all for to-morrow; and her +invitation was accepted with alacrity. + +He came, and in such very good time that the ladies were none +of them dressed. In ran Mrs. Bennet to her daughter's room, in +her dressing gown, and with her hair half finished, crying out: + +"My dear Jane, make haste and hurry down. He is come--Mr. +Bingley is come. He is, indeed. Make haste, make haste. +Here, Sarah, come to Miss Bennet this moment, and help her +on with her gown. Never mind Miss Lizzy's hair." + +"We will be down as soon as we can," said Jane; "but I dare say +Kitty is forwarder than either of us, for she went up stairs +half an hour ago." + +"Oh! hang Kitty! what has she to do with it? Come be quick, +be quick! Where is your sash, my dear?" + +But when her mother was gone, Jane would not be prevailed on to +go down without one of her sisters. + +The same anxiety to get them by themselves was visible again +in the evening. After tea, Mr. Bennet retired to the library, +as was his custom, and Mary went up stairs to her instrument. +Two obstacles of the five being thus removed, Mrs. Bennet +sat looking and winking at Elizabeth and Catherine for a +considerable time, without making any impression on them. +Elizabeth would not observe her; and when at last Kitty did, +she very innocently said, "What is the matter mamma? What do +you keep winking at me for? What am I to do?" + +"Nothing child, nothing. I did not wink at you." She then sat +still five minutes longer; but unable to waste such a precious +occasion, she suddenly got up, and saying to Kitty, "Come here, +my love, I want to speak to you," took her out of the room. +Jane instantly gave a look at Elizabeth which spoke her +distress at such premeditation, and her entreaty that _she_ +would not give in to it. In a few minutes, Mrs. Bennet +half-opened the door and called out: + +"Lizzy, my dear, I want to speak with you." + +Elizabeth was forced to go. + +"We may as well leave them by themselves you know;" said her +mother, as soon as she was in the hall. "Kitty and I are going +upstairs to sit in my dressing-room." + +Elizabeth made no attempt to reason with her mother, but +remained quietly in the hall, till she and Kitty were out of +sight, then returned into the drawing-room. + +Mrs. Bennet's schemes for this day were ineffectual. Bingley +was every thing that was charming, except the professed lover +of her daughter. His ease and cheerfulness rendered him a +most agreeable addition to their evening party; and he bore +with the ill-judged officiousness of the mother, and heard all +her silly remarks with a forbearance and command of countenance +particularly grateful to the daughter. + +He scarcely needed an invitation to stay supper; and before he +went away, an engagement was formed, chiefly through his own +and Mrs. Bennet's means, for his coming next morning to shoot +with her husband. + +After this day, Jane said no more of her indifference. +Not a word passed between the sisters concerning Bingley; +but Elizabeth went to bed in the happy belief that all must +speedily be concluded, unless Mr. Darcy returned within the +stated time. Seriously, however, she felt tolerably persuaded +that all this must have taken place with that gentleman's +concurrence. + +Bingley was punctual to his appointment; and he and Mr. Bennet +spent the morning together, as had been agreed on. The latter +was much more agreeable than his companion expected. There was +nothing of presumption or folly in Bingley that could provoke +his ridicule, or disgust him into silence; and he was more +communicative, and less eccentric, than the other had ever seen +him. Bingley of course returned with him to dinner; and in the +evening Mrs. Bennet's invention was again at work to get every +body away from him and her daughter. Elizabeth, who had a +letter to write, went into the breakfast room for that purpose +soon after tea; for as the others were all going to sit down to +cards, she could not be wanted to counteract her mother's +schemes. + +But on returning to the drawing-room, when her letter was +finished, she saw, to her infinite surprise, there was +reason to fear that her mother had been too ingenious for +her. On opening the door, she perceived her sister and +Bingley standing together over the hearth, as if engaged in +earnest conversation; and had this led to no suspicion, the +faces of both, as they hastily turned round and moved away +from each other, would have told it all. Their situation +was awkward enough; but _her's_ she thought was still worse. +Not a syllable was uttered by either; and Elizabeth was on +the point of going away again, when Bingley, who as well as +the other had sat down, suddenly rose, and whispering a few +words to her sister, ran out of the room. + +Jane could have no reserves from Elizabeth, where confidence +would give pleasure; and instantly embracing her, acknowledged, +with the liveliest emotion, that she was the happiest creature +in the world. + +"'Tis too much!" she added, "by far too much. I do not +deserve it. Oh! why is not everybody as happy?" + +Elizabeth's congratulations were given with a sincerity, a +warmth, a delight, which words could but poorly express. Every +sentence of kindness was a fresh source of happiness to Jane. +But she would not allow herself to stay with her sister, or say +half that remained to be said for the present. + +"I must go instantly to my mother;" she cried. "I would not on +any account trifle with her affectionate solicitude; or allow +her to hear it from anyone but myself. He is gone to my +father already. Oh! Lizzy, to know that what I have to relate +will give such pleasure to all my dear family! how shall I +bear so much happiness!" + +She then hastened away to her mother, who had purposely broken +up the card party, and was sitting up stairs with Kitty. + +Elizabeth, who was left by herself, now smiled at the rapidity +and ease with which an affair was finally settled, that had +given them so many previous months of suspense and vexation. + +"And this," said she, "is the end of all his friend's anxious +circumspection! of all his sister's falsehood and contrivance! +the happiest, wisest, most reasonable end!" + +In a few minutes she was joined by Bingley, whose conference +with her father had been short and to the purpose. + +"Where is your sister?" said he hastily, as he opened the door. + +"With my mother up stairs. She will be down in a moment, +I dare say." + +He then shut the door, and, coming up to her, claimed the good +wishes and affection of a sister. Elizabeth honestly and +heartily expressed her delight in the prospect of their +relationship. They shook hands with great cordiality; and +then, till her sister came down, she had to listen to all he +had to say of his own happiness, and of Jane's perfections; +and in spite of his being a lover, Elizabeth really believed +all his expectations of felicity to be rationally founded, +because they had for basis the excellent understanding, and +super-excellent disposition of Jane, and a general similarity +of feeling and taste between her and himself. + +It was an evening of no common delight to them all; the +satisfaction of Miss Bennet's mind gave a glow of such sweet +animation to her face, as made her look handsomer than ever. +Kitty simpered and smiled, and hoped her turn was coming soon. +Mrs. Bennet could not give her consent or speak her approbation +in terms warm enough to satisfy her feelings, though she talked +to Bingley of nothing else for half an hour; and when Mr. +Bennet joined them at supper, his voice and manner plainly +showed how really happy he was. + +Not a word, however, passed his lips in allusion to it, till +their visitor took his leave for the night; but as soon as he +was gone, he turned to his daughter, and said: + +"Jane, I congratulate you. You will be a very happy woman." + +Jane went to him instantly, kissed him, and thanked him for his +goodness. + +"You are a good girl;" he replied, "and I have great pleasure +in thinking you will be so happily settled. I have not a doubt +of your doing very well together. Your tempers are by no means +unlike. You are each of you so complying, that nothing will +ever be resolved on; so easy, that every servant will cheat +you; and so generous, that you will always exceed your income." + +"I hope not so. Imprudence or thoughtlessness in money matters +would be unpardonable in me." + +"Exceed their income! My dear Mr. Bennet," cried his wife, +"what are you talking of? Why, he has four or five thousand a +year, and very likely more." Then addressing her daughter, +"Oh! my dear, dear Jane, I am so happy! I am sure I shan't +get a wink of sleep all night. I knew how it would be. I +always said it must be so, at last. I was sure you could not +be so beautiful for nothing! I remember, as soon as ever I saw +him, when he first came into Hertfordshire last year, I thought +how likely it was that you should come together. Oh! he is +the handsomest young man that ever was seen!" + +Wickham, Lydia, were all forgotten. Jane was beyond competition +her favourite child. At that moment, she cared for no other. Her +younger sisters soon began to make interest with her for objects +of happiness which she might in future be able to dispense. + +Mary petitioned for the use of the library at Netherfield; and +Kitty begged very hard for a few balls there every winter. + +Bingley, from this time, was of course a daily visitor at +Longbourn; coming frequently before breakfast, and always +remaining till after supper; unless when some barbarous +neighbour, who could not be enough detested, had given him +an invitation to dinner which he thought himself obliged to +accept. + +Elizabeth had now but little time for conversation with her +sister; for while he was present, Jane had no attention to +bestow on anyone else; but she found herself considerably +useful to both of them in those hours of separation that must +sometimes occur. In the absence of Jane, he always attached +himself to Elizabeth, for the pleasure of talking of her; and +when Bingley was gone, Jane constantly sought the same means +of relief. + +"He has made me so happy," said she, one evening, "by telling +me that he was totally ignorant of my being in town last +spring! I had not believed it possible." + +"I suspected as much," replied Elizabeth. "But how did he +account for it?" + +"It must have been his sister's doing. They were certainly no +friends to his acquaintance with me, which I cannot wonder at, +since he might have chosen so much more advantageously in many +respects. But when they see, as I trust they will, that their +brother is happy with me, they will learn to be contented, and +we shall be on good terms again; though we can never be what we +once were to each other." + +"That is the most unforgiving speech," said Elizabeth, "that +I ever heard you utter. Good girl! It would vex me, indeed, +to see you again the dupe of Miss Bingley's pretended regard." + +"Would you believe it, Lizzy, that when he went to town last +November, he really loved me, and nothing but a persuasion of +_my_ being indifferent would have prevented his coming down +again!" + +"He made a little mistake to be sure; but it is to the credit +of his modesty." + +This naturally introduced a panegyric from Jane on his +diffidence, and the little value he put on his own good +qualities. Elizabeth was pleased to find that he had not +betrayed the interference of his friend; for, though Jane had +the most generous and forgiving heart in the world, she knew +it was a circumstance which must prejudice her against him. + +"I am certainly the most fortunate creature that ever existed!" +cried Jane. "Oh! Lizzy, why am I thus singled from my family, +and blessed above them all! If I could but see _you_ as happy! +If there _were_ but such another man for you!" + +"If you were to give me forty such men, I never could be so +happy as you. Till I have your disposition, your goodness, +I never can have your happiness. No, no, let me shift for +myself; and, perhaps, if I have very good luck, I may meet +with another Mr. Collins in time." + +The situation of affairs in the Longbourn family could not be +long a secret. Mrs. Bennet was privileged to whisper it to +Mrs. Phillips, and she ventured, without any permission, to do +the same by all her neighbours in Meryton. + +The Bennets were speedily pronounced to be the luckiest family +in the world, though only a few weeks before, when Lydia had +first run away, they had been generally proved to be marked out +for misfortune. + + + +Chapter 56 + + +One morning, about a week after Bingley's engagement with +Jane had been formed, as he and the females of the family +were sitting together in the dining-room, their attention +was suddenly drawn to the window, by the sound of a carriage; +and they perceived a chaise and four driving up the lawn. +It was too early in the morning for visitors, and besides, the +equipage did not answer to that of any of their neighbours. +The horses were post; and neither the carriage, nor the livery +of the servant who preceded it, were familiar to them. As it +was certain, however, that somebody was coming, Bingley +instantly prevailed on Miss Bennet to avoid the confinement of +such an intrusion, and walk away with him into the shrubbery. +They both set off, and the conjectures of the remaining three +continued, though with little satisfaction, till the door was +thrown open and their visitor entered. It was Lady Catherine +de Bourgh. + +They were of course all intending to be surprised; but their +astonishment was beyond their expectation; and on the part of +Mrs. Bennet and Kitty, though she was perfectly unknown to +them, even inferior to what Elizabeth felt. + +She entered the room with an air more than usually ungracious, +made no other reply to Elizabeth's salutation than a slight +inclination of the head, and sat down without saying a word. +Elizabeth had mentioned her name to her mother on her ladyship's +entrance, though no request of introduction had been made. + +Mrs. Bennet, all amazement, though flattered by having a +guest of such high importance, received her with the utmost +politeness. After sitting for a moment in silence, she said +very stiffly to Elizabeth, + +"I hope you are well, Miss Bennet. That lady, I suppose, +is your mother." + +Elizabeth replied very concisely that she was. + +"And _that_ I suppose is one of your sisters." + +"Yes, madam," said Mrs. Bennet, delighted to speak to a Lady +Catherine. "She is my youngest girl but one. My youngest of +all is lately married, and my eldest is somewhere about the +grounds, walking with a young man who, I believe, will soon +become a part of the family." + +"You have a very small park here," returned Lady Catherine +after a short silence. + +"It is nothing in comparison of Rosings, my lady, I dare say; +but I assure you it is much larger than Sir William Lucas's." + +"This must be a most inconvenient sitting room for the evening, +in summer; the windows are full west." + +Mrs. Bennet assured her that they never sat there after dinner, +and then added: + +"May I take the liberty of asking your ladyship whether you +left Mr. and Mrs. Collins well." + +"Yes, very well. I saw them the night before last." + +Elizabeth now expected that she would produce a letter for +her from Charlotte, as it seemed the only probable motive for +her calling. But no letter appeared, and she was completely +puzzled. + +Mrs. Bennet, with great civility, begged her ladyship to take +some refreshment; but Lady Catherine very resolutely, and not +very politely, declined eating anything; and then, rising up, +said to Elizabeth, + +"Miss Bennet, there seemed to be a prettyish kind of a little +wilderness on one side of your lawn. I should be glad to take +a turn in it, if you will favour me with your company." + +"Go, my dear," cried her mother, "and show her ladyship about +the different walks. I think she will be pleased with the +hermitage." + +Elizabeth obeyed, and running into her own room for her +parasol, attended her noble guest downstairs. As they passed +through the hall, Lady Catherine opened the doors into the +dining-parlour and drawing-room, and pronouncing them, after +a short survey, to be decent looking rooms, walked on. + +Her carriage remained at the door, and Elizabeth saw that her +waiting-woman was in it. They proceeded in silence along the +gravel walk that led to the copse; Elizabeth was determined to +make no effort for conversation with a woman who was now more +than usually insolent and disagreeable. + +"How could I ever think her like her nephew?" said she, as she +looked in her face. + +As soon as they entered the copse, Lady Catherine began in the +following manner:-- + +"You can be at no loss, Miss Bennet, to understand the reason +of my journey hither. Your own heart, your own conscience, +must tell you why I come." + +Elizabeth looked with unaffected astonishment. + +"Indeed, you are mistaken, Madam. I have not been at all able +to account for the honour of seeing you here." + +"Miss Bennet," replied her ladyship, in an angry tone, "you +ought to know, that I am not to be trifled with. But however +insincere _you_ may choose to be, you shall not find _me_ so. +My character has ever been celebrated for its sincerity and +frankness, and in a cause of such moment as this, I shall +certainly not depart from it. A report of a most alarming +nature reached me two days ago. I was told that not only your +sister was on the point of being most advantageously married, +but that you, that Miss Elizabeth Bennet, would, in all +likelihood, be soon afterwards united to my nephew, my own +nephew, Mr. Darcy. Though I _know_ it must be a scandalous +falsehood, though I would not injure him so much as to suppose +the truth of it possible, I instantly resolved on setting off +for this place, that I might make my sentiments known to you." + +"If you believed it impossible to be true," said Elizabeth, +colouring with astonishment and disdain, "I wonder you took the +trouble of coming so far. What could your ladyship propose by +it?" + +"At once to insist upon having such a report universally +contradicted." + +"Your coming to Longbourn, to see me and my family," said +Elizabeth coolly, "will be rather a confirmation of it; if, +indeed, such a report is in existence." + +"If! Do you then pretend to be ignorant of it? Has it not +been industriously circulated by yourselves? Do you not know +that such a report is spread abroad?" + +"I never heard that it was." + +"And can you likewise declare, that there is no foundation +for it?" + +"I do not pretend to possess equal frankness with your ladyship. +You may ask questions which I shall not choose to answer." + +"This is not to be borne. Miss Bennet, I insist on being +satisfied. Has he, has my nephew, made you an offer of +marriage?" + +"Your ladyship has declared it to be impossible." + +"It ought to be so; it must be so, while he retains the use of +his reason. But your arts and allurements may, in a moment +of infatuation, have made him forget what he owes to himself +and to all his family. You may have drawn him in." + +"If I have, I shall be the last person to confess it." + +"Miss Bennet, do you know who I am? I have not been accustomed +to such language as this. I am almost the nearest relation he has +in the world, and am entitled to know all his dearest concerns." + +"But you are not entitled to know mine; nor will such behaviour +as this, ever induce me to be explicit." + +"Let me be rightly understood. This match, to which you have +the presumption to aspire, can never take place. No, never. +Mr. Darcy is engaged to my daughter. Now what have you to say?" + +"Only this; that if he is so, you can have no reason to suppose +he will make an offer to me." + +Lady Catherine hesitated for a moment, and then replied: + +"The engagement between them is of a peculiar kind. From their +infancy, they have been intended for each other. It was the +favourite wish of _his_ mother, as well as of her's. While in +their cradles, we planned the union: and now, at the moment +when the wishes of both sisters would be accomplished in their +marriage, to be prevented by a young woman of inferior birth, +of no importance in the world, and wholly unallied to the +family! Do you pay no regard to the wishes of his friends? +To his tacit engagement with Miss de Bourgh? Are you lost to +every feeling of propriety and delicacy? Have you not heard +me say that from his earliest hours he was destined for his +cousin?" + +"Yes, and I had heard it before. But what is that to me? If +there is no other objection to my marrying your nephew, I shall +certainly not be kept from it by knowing that his mother and +aunt wished him to marry Miss de Bourgh. You both did as much +as you could in planning the marriage. Its completion depended +on others. If Mr. Darcy is neither by honour nor inclination +confined to his cousin, why is not he to make another choice? +And if I am that choice, why may not I accept him?" + +"Because honour, decorum, prudence, nay, interest, forbid it. +Yes, Miss Bennet, interest; for do not expect to be noticed +by his family or friends, if you wilfully act against the +inclinations of all. You will be censured, slighted, and +despised, by everyone connected with him. Your alliance will +be a disgrace; your name will never even be mentioned by any +of us." + +"These are heavy misfortunes," replied Elizabeth. "But the +wife of Mr. Darcy must have such extraordinary sources of +happiness necessarily attached to her situation, that she +could, upon the whole, have no cause to repine." + +"Obstinate, headstrong girl! I am ashamed of you! Is this +your gratitude for my attentions to you last spring? Is +nothing due to me on that score? Let us sit down. You are to +understand, Miss Bennet, that I came here with the determined +resolution of carrying my purpose; nor will I be dissuaded +from it. I have not been used to submit to any person's whims. +I have not been in the habit of brooking disappointment." + +"_That_ will make your ladyship's situation at present more +pitiable; but it will have no effect on me." + +"I will not be interrupted. Hear me in silence. My daughter +and my nephew are formed for each other. They are descended, +on the maternal side, from the same noble line; and, on the +father's, from respectable, honourable, and ancient--though +untitled--families. Their fortune on both sides is splendid. +They are destined for each other by the voice of every member +of their respective houses; and what is to divide them? +The upstart pretensions of a young woman without family, +connections, or fortune. Is this to be endured! But it +must not, shall not be. If you were sensible of your own +good, you would not wish to quit the sphere in which you +have been brought up." + +"In marrying your nephew, I should not consider myself as +quitting that sphere. He is a gentleman; I am a gentleman's +daughter; so far we are equal." + +"True. You _are_ a gentleman's daughter. But who was your +mother? Who are your uncles and aunts? Do not imagine me +ignorant of their condition." + +"Whatever my connections may be," said Elizabeth, "if your +nephew does not object to them, they can be nothing to _you_." + +"Tell me once for all, are you engaged to him?" + +Though Elizabeth would not, for the mere purpose of obliging +Lady Catherine, have answered this question, she could not but +say, after a moment's deliberation: + +"I am not." + +Lady Catherine seemed pleased. + +"And will you promise me, never to enter into such an engagement?" + +"I will make no promise of the kind." + +"Miss Bennet I am shocked and astonished. I expected to find a +more reasonable young woman. But do not deceive yourself into +a belief that I will ever recede. I shall not go away till you +have given me the assurance I require." + +"And I certainly _never_ shall give it. I am not to be intimidated +into anything so wholly unreasonable. Your ladyship wants +Mr. Darcy to marry your daughter; but would my giving you the +wished-for promise make their marriage at all more probable? +Supposing him to be attached to me, would my refusing to accept +his hand make him wish to bestow it on his cousin? Allow me to +say, Lady Catherine, that the arguments with which you have +supported this extraordinary application have been as frivolous +as the application was ill-judged. You have widely mistaken my +character, if you think I can be worked on by such persuasions +as these. How far your nephew might approve of your interference +in his affairs, I cannot tell; but you have certainly no right +to concern yourself in mine. I must beg, therefore, to be +importuned no farther on the subject." + +"Not so hasty, if you please. I have by no means done. +To all the objections I have already urged, I have still +another to add. I am no stranger to the particulars of your +youngest sister's infamous elopement. I know it all; that +the young man's marrying her was a patched-up business, at the +expence of your father and uncles. And is such a girl to be +my nephew's sister? Is her husband, is the son of his late +father's steward, to be his brother? Heaven and earth!--of +what are you thinking? Are the shades of Pemberley to be +thus polluted?" + +"You can now have nothing further to say," she resentfully +answered. "You have insulted me in every possible method. +I must beg to return to the house." + +And she rose as she spoke. Lady Catherine rose also, and they +turned back. Her ladyship was highly incensed. + +"You have no regard, then, for the honour and credit of my +nephew! Unfeeling, selfish girl! Do you not consider that +a connection with you must disgrace him in the eyes of +everybody?" + +"Lady Catherine, I have nothing further to say. You know my +sentiments." + +"You are then resolved to have him?" + +"I have said no such thing. I am only resolved to act in that +manner, which will, in my own opinion, constitute my happiness, +without reference to _you_, or to any person so wholly unconnected +with me." + +"It is well. You refuse, then, to oblige me. You refuse to +obey the claims of duty, honour, and gratitude. You are +determined to ruin him in the opinion of all his friends, +and make him the contempt of the world." + +"Neither duty, nor honour, nor gratitude," replied Elizabeth, +"have any possible claim on me, in the present instance. No +principle of either would be violated by my marriage with +Mr. Darcy. And with regard to the resentment of his family, or +the indignation of the world, if the former _were_ excited by his +marrying me, it would not give me one moment's concern--and +the world in general would have too much sense to join in the +scorn." + +"And this is your real opinion! This is your final resolve! +Very well. I shall now know how to act. Do not imagine, Miss +Bennet, that your ambition will ever be gratified. I came to +try you. I hoped to find you reasonable; but, depend upon it, +I will carry my point." + +In this manner Lady Catherine talked on, till they were at the +door of the carriage, when, turning hastily round, she added, +"I take no leave of you, Miss Bennet. I send no compliments to +your mother. You deserve no such attention. I am most +seriously displeased." + +Elizabeth made no answer; and without attempting to persuade +her ladyship to return into the house, walked quietly into it +herself. She heard the carriage drive away as she proceeded +up stairs. Her mother impatiently met her at the door of the +dressing-room, to ask why Lady Catherine would not come in +again and rest herself. + +"She did not choose it," said her daughter, "she would go." + +"She is a very fine-looking woman! and her calling here was +prodigiously civil! for she only came, I suppose, to tell us +the Collinses were well. She is on her road somewhere, I dare +say, and so, passing through Meryton, thought she might as well +call on you. I suppose she had nothing particular to say to +you, Lizzy?" + +Elizabeth was forced to give into a little falsehood here; +for to acknowledge the substance of their conversation was +impossible. + + + +Chapter 57 + + +The discomposure of spirits which this extraordinary visit +threw Elizabeth into, could not be easily overcome; nor +could she, for many hours, learn to think of it less than +incessantly. Lady Catherine, it appeared, had actually taken +the trouble of this journey from Rosings, for the sole purpose +of breaking off her supposed engagement with Mr. Darcy. It was +a rational scheme, to be sure! but from what the report of +their engagement could originate, Elizabeth was at a loss to +imagine; till she recollected that _his_ being the intimate +friend of Bingley, and _her_ being the sister of Jane, was +enough, at a time when the expectation of one wedding made +everybody eager for another, to supply the idea. She had not +herself forgotten to feel that the marriage of her sister must +bring them more frequently together. And her neighbours at +Lucas Lodge, therefore (for through their communication with +the Collinses, the report, she concluded, had reached lady +Catherine), had only set that down as almost certain and +immediate, which she had looked forward to as possible at +some future time. + +In revolving Lady Catherine's expressions, however, she could +not help feeling some uneasiness as to the possible consequence +of her persisting in this interference. From what she had said +of her resolution to prevent their marriage, it occurred to +Elizabeth that she must meditate an application to her nephew; +and how _he_ might take a similar representation of the evils +attached to a connection with her, she dared not pronounce. +She knew not the exact degree of his affection for his aunt, or +his dependence on her judgment, but it was natural to suppose +that he thought much higher of her ladyship than _she_ could +do; and it was certain that, in enumerating the miseries of a +marriage with _one_, whose immediate connections were so unequal +to his own, his aunt would address him on his weakest side. +With his notions of dignity, he would probably feel that the +arguments, which to Elizabeth had appeared weak and ridiculous, +contained much good sense and solid reasoning. + +If he had been wavering before as to what he should do, which +had often seemed likely, the advice and entreaty of so near a +relation might settle every doubt, and determine him at once to +be as happy as dignity unblemished could make him. In that +case he would return no more. Lady Catherine might see him in +her way through town; and his engagement to Bingley of coming +again to Netherfield must give way. + +"If, therefore, an excuse for not keeping his promise should +come to his friend within a few days," she added, "I shall +know how to understand it. I shall then give over every +expectation, every wish of his constancy. If he is satisfied +with only regretting me, when he might have obtained my +affections and hand, I shall soon cease to regret him at all." + + * * * * * + +The surprise of the rest of the family, on hearing who their +visitor had been, was very great; but they obligingly satisfied +it, with the same kind of supposition which had appeased +Mrs. Bennet's curiosity; and Elizabeth was spared from much +teasing on the subject. + +The next morning, as she was going downstairs, she was met by +her father, who came out of his library with a letter in his +hand. + +"Lizzy," said he, "I was going to look for you; come into my +room." + +She followed him thither; and her curiosity to know what he +had to tell her was heightened by the supposition of its being +in some manner connected with the letter he held. It suddenly +struck her that it might be from Lady Catherine; and she +anticipated with dismay all the consequent explanations. + +She followed her father to the fire place, and they both sat +down. He then said, + +"I have received a letter this morning that has astonished me +exceedingly. As it principally concerns yourself, you ought +to know its contents. I did not know before, that I had two +daughters on the brink of matrimony. Let me congratulate you +on a very important conquest." + +The colour now rushed into Elizabeth's cheeks in the instantaneous +conviction of its being a letter from the nephew, instead of the +aunt; and she was undetermined whether most to be pleased that +he explained himself at all, or offended that his letter was not +rather addressed to herself; when her father continued: + +"You look conscious. Young ladies have great penetration in +such matters as these; but I think I may defy even _your_ +sagacity, to discover the name of your admirer. This letter +is from Mr. Collins." + +"From Mr. Collins! and what can _he_ have to say?" + +"Something very much to the purpose of course. He begins with +congratulations on the approaching nuptials of my eldest daughter, +of which, it seems, he has been told by some of the good-natured, +gossiping Lucases. I shall not sport with your impatience, by +reading what he says on that point. What relates to yourself, is +as follows: 'Having thus offered you the sincere congratulations +of Mrs. Collins and myself on this happy event, let me now add +a short hint on the subject of another; of which we have been +advertised by the same authority. Your daughter Elizabeth, it is +presumed, will not long bear the name of Bennet, after her elder +sister has resigned it, and the chosen partner of her fate may be +reasonably looked up to as one of the most illustrious personages +in this land.' + +"Can you possibly guess, Lizzy, who is meant by this?" 'This +young gentleman is blessed, in a peculiar way, with every thing +the heart of mortal can most desire,--splendid property, +noble kindred, and extensive patronage. Yet in spite of all +these temptations, let me warn my cousin Elizabeth, and +yourself, of what evils you may incur by a precipitate closure +with this gentleman's proposals, which, of course, you will be +inclined to take immediate advantage of.' + +"Have you any idea, Lizzy, who this gentleman is? But now it +comes out: + +"'My motive for cautioning you is as follows. We have reason to +imagine that his aunt, Lady Catherine de Bourgh, does not look +on the match with a friendly eye.' + +"_Mr. Darcy_, you see, is the man! Now, Lizzy, I think I +_have_ surprised you. Could he, or the Lucases, have pitched +on any man within the circle of our acquaintance, whose name +would have given the lie more effectually to what they related? +Mr. Darcy, who never looks at any woman but to see a blemish, +and who probably never looked at you in his life! It is +admirable!" + +Elizabeth tried to join in her father's pleasantry, but could +only force one most reluctant smile. Never had his wit been +directed in a manner so little agreeable to her. + +"Are you not diverted?" + +"Oh! yes. Pray read on." + +"'After mentioning the likelihood of this marriage to her ladyship +last night, she immediately, with her usual condescension, +expressed what she felt on the occasion; when it became apparent, +that on the score of some family objections on the part of my +cousin, she would never give her consent to what she termed so +disgraceful a match. I thought it my duty to give the speediest +intelligence of this to my cousin, that she and her noble +admirer may be aware of what they are about, and not run +hastily into a marriage which has not been properly sanctioned.' +Mr. Collins moreover adds, 'I am truly rejoiced that my cousin +Lydia's sad business has been so well hushed up, and am only +concerned that their living together before the marriage took +place should be so generally known. I must not, however, +neglect the duties of my station, or refrain from declaring my +amazement at hearing that you received the young couple into +your house as soon as they were married. It was an encouragement +of vice; and had I been the rector of Longbourn, I should very +strenuously have opposed it. You ought certainly to forgive them, +as a Christian, but never to admit them in your sight, or allow +their names to be mentioned in your hearing.' That is his notion +of Christian forgiveness! The rest of his letter is only about +his dear Charlotte's situation, and his expectation of a young +olive-branch. But, Lizzy, you look as if you did not enjoy it. +You are not going to be _missish_, I hope, and pretend to be +affronted at an idle report. For what do we live, but to make +sport for our neighbours, and laugh at them in our turn?" + +"Oh!" cried Elizabeth, "I am excessively diverted. But it is +so strange!" + +"Yes--_that_ is what makes it amusing. Had they fixed on any other +man it would have been nothing; but _his_ perfect indifference, +and _your_ pointed dislike, make it so delightfully absurd! Much +as I abominate writing, I would not give up Mr. Collins's +correspondence for any consideration. Nay, when I read a letter +of his, I cannot help giving him the preference even over Wickham, +much as I value the impudence and hypocrisy of my son-in-law. +And pray, Lizzy, what said Lady Catherine about this report? +Did she call to refuse her consent?" + +To this question his daughter replied only with a laugh; and +as it had been asked without the least suspicion, she was not +distressed by his repeating it. Elizabeth had never been +more at a loss to make her feelings appear what they were not. +It was necessary to laugh, when she would rather have cried. +Her father had most cruelly mortified her, by what he said of +Mr. Darcy's indifference, and she could do nothing but wonder +at such a want of penetration, or fear that perhaps, instead +of his seeing too little, she might have fancied too much. + + + +Chapter 58 + + +Instead of receiving any such letter of excuse from his friend, +as Elizabeth half expected Mr. Bingley to do, he was able to +bring Darcy with him to Longbourn before many days had passed +after Lady Catherine's visit. The gentlemen arrived early; +and, before Mrs. Bennet had time to tell him of their having +seen his aunt, of which her daughter sat in momentary dread, +Bingley, who wanted to be alone with Jane, proposed their +all walking out. It was agreed to. Mrs. Bennet was not in +the habit of walking; Mary could never spare time; but the +remaining five set off together. Bingley and Jane, however, +soon allowed the others to outstrip them. They lagged behind, +while Elizabeth, Kitty, and Darcy were to entertain each other. +Very little was said by either; Kitty was too much afraid of +him to talk; Elizabeth was secretly forming a desperate +resolution; and perhaps he might be doing the same. + +They walked towards the Lucases, because Kitty wished to call +upon Maria; and as Elizabeth saw no occasion for making it a +general concern, when Kitty left them she went boldly on with +him alone. Now was the moment for her resolution to be +executed, and, while her courage was high, she immediately +said: + +"Mr. Darcy, I am a very selfish creature; and, for the sake of +giving relief to my own feelings, care not how much I may be +wounding your's. I can no longer help thanking you for your +unexampled kindness to my poor sister. Ever since I have +known it, I have been most anxious to acknowledge to you how +gratefully I feel it. Were it known to the rest of my family, +I should not have merely my own gratitude to express." + +"I am sorry, exceedingly sorry," replied Darcy, in a tone of +surprise and emotion, "that you have ever been informed of what +may, in a mistaken light, have given you uneasiness. I did not +think Mrs. Gardiner was so little to be trusted." + +"You must not blame my aunt. Lydia's thoughtlessness first +betrayed to me that you had been concerned in the matter; and, +of course, I could not rest till I knew the particulars. Let +me thank you again and again, in the name of all my family, +for that generous compassion which induced you to take so much +trouble, and bear so many mortifications, for the sake of +discovering them." + +"If you _will_ thank me," he replied, "let it be for yourself +alone. That the wish of giving happiness to you might add +force to the other inducements which led me on, I shall not +attempt to deny. But your _family_ owe me nothing. Much as +I respect them, I believe I thought only of _you_." + +Elizabeth was too much embarrassed to say a word. After a +short pause, her companion added, "You are too generous to +trifle with me. If your feelings are still what they were +last April, tell me so at once. _My_ affections and wishes +are unchanged, but one word from you will silence me on this +subject for ever." + +Elizabeth, feeling all the more than common awkwardness and +anxiety of his situation, now forced herself to speak; and +immediately, though not very fluently, gave him to understand +that her sentiments had undergone so material a change, since +the period to which he alluded, as to make her receive with +gratitude and pleasure his present assurances. The happiness +which this reply produced, was such as he had probably never +felt before; and he expressed himself on the occasion as +sensibly and as warmly as a man violently in love can be +supposed to do. Had Elizabeth been able to encounter his +eye, she might have seen how well the expression of heartfelt +delight, diffused over his face, became him; but, though she +could not look, she could listen, and he told her of feelings, +which, in proving of what importance she was to him, made his +affection every moment more valuable. + +They walked on, without knowing in what direction. There was +too much to be thought, and felt, and said, for attention to +any other objects. She soon learnt that they were indebted +for their present good understanding to the efforts of his +aunt, who did call on him in her return through London, +and there relate her journey to Longbourn, its motive, and +the substance of her conversation with Elizabeth; dwelling +emphatically on every expression of the latter which, in her +ladyship's apprehension, peculiarly denoted her perverseness +and assurance; in the belief that such a relation must assist +her endeavours to obtain that promise from her nephew which +she had refused to give. But, unluckily for her ladyship, +its effect had been exactly contrariwise. + +"It taught me to hope," said he, "as I had scarcely ever allowed +myself to hope before. I knew enough of your disposition to +be certain that, had you been absolutely, irrevocably decided +against me, you would have acknowledged it to Lady Catherine, +frankly and openly." + +Elizabeth coloured and laughed as she replied, "Yes, you know +enough of my frankness to believe me capable of _that_. +After abusing you so abominably to your face, I could have no +scruple in abusing you to all your relations." + +"What did you say of me, that I did not deserve? For, though +your accusations were ill-founded, formed on mistaken premises, +my behaviour to you at the time had merited the severest +reproof. It was unpardonable. I cannot think of it without +abhorrence." + +"We will not quarrel for the greater share of blame annexed to +that evening," said Elizabeth. "The conduct of neither, if +strictly examined, will be irreproachable; but since then, we +have both, I hope, improved in civility." + +"I cannot be so easily reconciled to myself. The recollection +of what I then said, of my conduct, my manners, my expressions +during the whole of it, is now, and has been many months, +inexpressibly painful to me. Your reproof, so well applied, I +shall never forget: 'had you behaved in a more gentlemanlike +manner.' Those were your words. You know not, you can +scarcely conceive, how they have tortured me;--though it was +some time, I confess, before I was reasonable enough to allow +their justice." + +"I was certainly very far from expecting them to make so strong +an impression. I had not the smallest idea of their being ever +felt in such a way." + +"I can easily believe it. You thought me then devoid of +every proper feeling, I am sure you did. The turn of your +countenance I shall never forget, as you said that I could +not have addressed you in any possible way that would induce +you to accept me." + +"Oh! do not repeat what I then said. These recollections +will not do at all. I assure you that I have long been most +heartily ashamed of it." + +Darcy mentioned his letter. "Did it," said he, "did it soon +make you think better of me? Did you, on reading it, give any +credit to its contents?" + +She explained what its effect on her had been, and how gradually +all her former prejudices had been removed. + +"I knew," said he, "that what I wrote must give you pain, +but it was necessary. I hope you have destroyed the letter. +There was one part especially, the opening of it, which I +should dread your having the power of reading again. I can +remember some expressions which might justly make you hate me." + +"The letter shall certainly be burnt, if you believe it +essential to the preservation of my regard; but, though we have +both reason to think my opinions not entirely unalterable, they +are not, I hope, quite so easily changed as that implies." + +"When I wrote that letter," replied Darcy, "I believed myself +perfectly calm and cool, but I am since convinced that it was +written in a dreadful bitterness of spirit." + +"The letter, perhaps, began in bitterness, but it did not end +so. The adieu is charity itself. But think no more of the +letter. The feelings of the person who wrote, and the person +who received it, are now so widely different from what they +were then, that every unpleasant circumstance attending it +ought to be forgotten. You must learn some of my philosophy. +Think only of the past as its remembrance gives you pleasure." + +"I cannot give you credit for any philosophy of the kind. +Your retrospections must be so totally void of reproach, that +the contentment arising from them is not of philosophy, but, +what is much better, of innocence. But with me, it is not +so. Painful recollections will intrude which cannot, which +ought not, to be repelled. I have been a selfish being all my +life, in practice, though not in principle. As a child I was +taught what was right, but I was not taught to correct my +temper. I was given good principles, but left to follow them +in pride and conceit. Unfortunately an only son (for many +years an only child), I was spoilt by my parents, who, though +good themselves (my father, particularly, all that was +benevolent and amiable), allowed, encouraged, almost taught me +to be selfish and overbearing; to care for none beyond my own +family circle; to think meanly of all the rest of the world; +to wish at least to think meanly of their sense and worth +compared with my own. Such I was, from eight to eight and +twenty; and such I might still have been but for you, dearest, +loveliest Elizabeth! What do I not owe you! You taught me a +lesson, hard indeed at first, but most advantageous. By you, +I was properly humbled. I came to you without a doubt of my +reception. You showed me how insufficient were all my +pretensions to please a woman worthy of being pleased." + +"Had you then persuaded yourself that I should?" + +"Indeed I had. What will you think of my vanity? I believed +you to be wishing, expecting my addresses." + +"My manners must have been in fault, but not intentionally, +I assure you. I never meant to deceive you, but my spirits +might often lead me wrong. How you must have hated me after +_that_ evening?" + +"Hate you! I was angry perhaps at first, but my anger soon +began to take a proper direction." + +"I am almost afraid of asking what you thought of me, when we +met at Pemberley. You blamed me for coming?" + +"No indeed; I felt nothing but surprise." + +"Your surprise could not be greater than _mine_ in being +noticed by you. My conscience told me that I deserved no +extraordinary politeness, and I confess that I did not expect +to receive _more_ than my due." + +"My object then," replied Darcy, "was to show you, by every +civility in my power, that I was not so mean as to resent the +past; and I hoped to obtain your forgiveness, to lessen your +ill opinion, by letting you see that your reproofs had been +attended to. How soon any other wishes introduced themselves +I can hardly tell, but I believe in about half an hour after +I had seen you." + +He then told her of Georgiana's delight in her acquaintance, +and of her disappointment at its sudden interruption; which +naturally leading to the cause of that interruption, she soon +learnt that his resolution of following her from Derbyshire in +quest of her sister had been formed before he quitted the inn, +and that his gravity and thoughtfulness there had arisen from +no other struggles than what such a purpose must comprehend. + +She expressed her gratitude again, but it was too painful a +subject to each, to be dwelt on farther. + +After walking several miles in a leisurely manner, and too busy +to know anything about it, they found at last, on examining +their watches, that it was time to be at home. + +"What could become of Mr. Bingley and Jane!" was a wonder +which introduced the discussion of their affairs. Darcy +was delighted with their engagement; his friend had given +him the earliest information of it. + +"I must ask whether you were surprised?" said Elizabeth. + +"Not at all. When I went away, I felt that it would soon +happen." + +"That is to say, you had given your permission. I guessed as +much." And though he exclaimed at the term, she found that it +had been pretty much the case. + +"On the evening before my going to London," said he, "I made a +confession to him, which I believe I ought to have made long +ago. I told him of all that had occurred to make my former +interference in his affairs absurd and impertinent. His +surprise was great. He had never had the slightest suspicion. +I told him, moreover, that I believed myself mistaken in +supposing, as I had done, that your sister was indifferent to +him; and as I could easily perceive that his attachment to her +was unabated, I felt no doubt of their happiness together." + +Elizabeth could not help smiling at his easy manner of +directing his friend. + +"Did you speak from your own observation," said she, "when +you told him that my sister loved him, or merely from my +information last spring?" + +"From the former. I had narrowly observed her during the two +visits which I had lately made here; and I was convinced of her +affection." + +"And your assurance of it, I suppose, carried immediate +conviction to him." + +"It did. Bingley is most unaffectedly modest. His diffidence +had prevented his depending on his own judgment in so anxious +a case, but his reliance on mine made every thing easy. I +was obliged to confess one thing, which for a time, and not +unjustly, offended him. I could not allow myself to conceal +that your sister had been in town three months last winter, +that I had known it, and purposely kept it from him. He was +angry. But his anger, I am persuaded, lasted no longer than +he remained in any doubt of your sister's sentiments. He has +heartily forgiven me now." + +Elizabeth longed to observe that Mr. Bingley had been a most +delightful friend; so easily guided that his worth was +invaluable; but she checked herself. She remembered that he +had yet to learn to be laughed at, and it was rather too early +to begin. In anticipating the happiness of Bingley, which of +course was to be inferior only to his own, he continued the +conversation till they reached the house. In the hall they +parted. + + + +Chapter 59 + + +"My dear Lizzy, where can you have been walking to?" was a +question which Elizabeth received from Jane as soon as she +entered their room, and from all the others when they sat down +to table. She had only to say in reply, that they had wandered +about, till she was beyond her own knowledge. She coloured as +she spoke; but neither that, nor anything else, awakened a +suspicion of the truth. + +The evening passed quietly, unmarked by anything extraordinary. +The acknowledged lovers talked and laughed, the unacknowledged +were silent. Darcy was not of a disposition in which happiness +overflows in mirth; and Elizabeth, agitated and confused, rather +_knew_ that she was happy than _felt_ herself to be so; for, besides +the immediate embarrassment, there were other evils before her. +She anticipated what would be felt in the family when her +situation became known; she was aware that no one liked him but +Jane; and even feared that with the others it was a dislike +which not all his fortune and consequence might do away. + +At night she opened her heart to Jane. Though suspicion was +very far from Miss Bennet's general habits, she was absolutely +incredulous here. + +"You are joking, Lizzy. This cannot be!--engaged to Mr. Darcy! +No, no, you shall not deceive me. I know it to be impossible." + +"This is a wretched beginning indeed! My sole dependence was +on you; and I am sure nobody else will believe me, if you do +not. Yet, indeed, I am in earnest. I speak nothing but the +truth. He still loves me, and we are engaged." + +Jane looked at her doubtingly. "Oh, Lizzy! it cannot be. +I know how much you dislike him." + +"You know nothing of the matter. _That_ is all to be forgot. +Perhaps I did not always love him so well as I do now. But in +such cases as these, a good memory is unpardonable. This is +the last time I shall ever remember it myself." + +Miss Bennet still looked all amazement. Elizabeth again, and +more seriously assured her of its truth. + +"Good Heaven! can it be really so! Yet now I must believe +you," cried Jane. "My dear, dear Lizzy, I would--I do +congratulate you--but are you certain? forgive the question +--are you quite certain that you can be happy with him?" + +"There can be no doubt of that. It is settled between us +already, that we are to be the happiest couple in the world. +But are you pleased, Jane? Shall you like to have such a +brother?" + +"Very, very much. Nothing could give either Bingley or +myself more delight. But we considered it, we talked of it as +impossible. And do you really love him quite well enough? +Oh, Lizzy! do anything rather than marry without affection. +Are you quite sure that you feel what you ought to do?" + +"Oh, yes! You will only think I feel _more_ than I ought to +do, when I tell you all." + +"What do you mean?" + +"Why, I must confess that I love him better than I do Bingley. +I am afraid you will be angry." + +"My dearest sister, now _be_ serious. I want to talk very +seriously. Let me know every thing that I am to know, without +delay. Will you tell me how long you have loved him?" + +"It has been coming on so gradually, that I hardly know when it +began. But I believe I must date it from my first seeing his +beautiful grounds at Pemberley." + +Another entreaty that she would be serious, however, produced +the desired effect; and she soon satisfied Jane by her solemn +assurances of attachment. When convinced on that article, Miss +Bennet had nothing further to wish. + +"Now I am quite happy," said she, "for you will be as happy as +myself. I always had a value for him. Were it for nothing but +his love of you, I must always have esteemed him; but now, as +Bingley's friend and your husband, there can be only Bingley +and yourself more dear to me. But Lizzy, you have been very +sly, very reserved with me. How little did you tell me of what +passed at Pemberley and Lambton! I owe all that I know of it +to another, not to you." + +Elizabeth told her the motives of her secrecy. She had been +unwilling to mention Bingley; and the unsettled state of her +own feelings had made her equally avoid the name of his friend. +But now she would no longer conceal from her his share in +Lydia's marriage. All was acknowledged, and half the night +spent in conversation. + + * * * * * + +"Good gracious!" cried Mrs. Bennet, as she stood at a window +the next morning, "if that disagreeable Mr. Darcy is not coming +here again with our dear Bingley! What can he mean by being so +tiresome as to be always coming here? I had no notion but he +would go a-shooting, or something or other, and not disturb us +with his company. What shall we do with him? Lizzy, you must +walk out with him again, that he may not be in Bingley's way." + +Elizabeth could hardly help laughing at so convenient a +proposal; yet was really vexed that her mother should be +always giving him such an epithet. + +As soon as they entered, Bingley looked at her so expressively, +and shook hands with such warmth, as left no doubt of his good +information; and he soon afterwards said aloud, "Mrs. Bennet, +have you no more lanes hereabouts in which Lizzy may lose her +way again to-day?" + +"I advise Mr. Darcy, and Lizzy, and Kitty," said Mrs. Bennet, +"to walk to Oakham Mount this morning. It is a nice long walk, +and Mr. Darcy has never seen the view." + +"It may do very well for the others," replied Mr. Bingley; "but +I am sure it will be too much for Kitty. Won't it, Kitty?" +Kitty owned that she had rather stay at home. Darcy professed +a great curiosity to see the view from the Mount, and Elizabeth +silently consented. As she went up stairs to get ready, +Mrs. Bennet followed her, saying: + +"I am quite sorry, Lizzy, that you should be forced to have +that disagreeable man all to yourself. But I hope you will not +mind it: it is all for Jane's sake, you know; and there is no +occasion for talking to him, except just now and then. So, do +not put yourself to inconvenience." + +During their walk, it was resolved that Mr. Bennet's consent +should be asked in the course of the evening. Elizabeth +reserved to herself the application for her mother's. She +could not determine how her mother would take it; sometimes +doubting whether all his wealth and grandeur would be enough +to overcome her abhorrence of the man. But whether she were +violently set against the match, or violently delighted with +it, it was certain that her manner would be equally ill adapted +to do credit to her sense; and she could no more bear that +Mr. Darcy should hear the first raptures of her joy, than the +first vehemence of her disapprobation. + + * * * * * + +In the evening, soon after Mr. Bennet withdrew to the library, +she saw Mr. Darcy rise also and follow him, and her agitation +on seeing it was extreme. She did not fear her father's +opposition, but he was going to be made unhappy; and that it +should be through her means--that _she_, his favourite child, +should be distressing him by her choice, should be filling him +with fears and regrets in disposing of her--was a wretched +reflection, and she sat in misery till Mr. Darcy appeared +again, when, looking at him, she was a little relieved by his +smile. In a few minutes he approached the table where she was +sitting with Kitty; and, while pretending to admire her work +said in a whisper, "Go to your father, he wants you in the +library." She was gone directly. + +Her father was walking about the room, looking grave and +anxious. "Lizzy," said he, "what are you doing? Are you out +of your senses, to be accepting this man? Have not you always +hated him?" + +How earnestly did she then wish that her former opinions had +been more reasonable, her expressions more moderate! It would +have spared her from explanations and professions which it was +exceedingly awkward to give; but they were now necessary, and +she assured him, with some confusion, of her attachment to +Mr. Darcy. + +"Or, in other words, you are determined to have him. He is +rich, to be sure, and you may have more fine clothes and fine +carriages than Jane. But will they make you happy?" + +"Have you any other objection," said Elizabeth, "than your +belief of my indifference?" + +"None at all. We all know him to be a proud, unpleasant sort +of man; but this would be nothing if you really liked him." + +"I do, I do like him," she replied, with tears in her eyes, +"I love him. Indeed he has no improper pride. He is perfectly +amiable. You do not know what he really is; then pray do not +pain me by speaking of him in such terms." + +"Lizzy," said her father, "I have given him my consent. +He is the kind of man, indeed, to whom I should never dare +refuse anything, which he condescended to ask. I now give it +to _you_, if you are resolved on having him. But let me advise +you to think better of it. I know your disposition, Lizzy. +I know that you could be neither happy nor respectable, unless +you truly esteemed your husband; unless you looked up to him +as a superior. Your lively talents would place you in the +greatest danger in an unequal marriage. You could scarcely +escape discredit and misery. My child, let me not have the +grief of seeing _you_ unable to respect your partner in life. +You know not what you are about." + +Elizabeth, still more affected, was earnest and solemn in her +reply; and at length, by repeated assurances that Mr. Darcy was +really the object of her choice, by explaining the gradual +change which her estimation of him had undergone, relating her +absolute certainty that his affection was not the work of a +day, but had stood the test of many months' suspense, and +enumerating with energy all his good qualities, she did conquer +her father's incredulity, and reconcile him to the match. + +"Well, my dear," said he, when she ceased speaking, "I have no +more to say. If this be the case, he deserves you. I could +not have parted with you, my Lizzy, to anyone less worthy." + +To complete the favourable impression, she then told him what +Mr. Darcy had voluntarily done for Lydia. He heard her with +astonishment. + +"This is an evening of wonders, indeed! And so, Darcy did +every thing; made up the match, gave the money, paid the +fellow's debts, and got him his commission! So much the +better. It will save me a world of trouble and economy. +Had it been your uncle's doing, I must and _would_ have paid +him; but these violent young lovers carry every thing their +own way. I shall offer to pay him to-morrow; he will rant +and storm about his love for you, and there will be an end +of the matter." + +He then recollected her embarrassment a few days before, on his +reading Mr. Collins's letter; and after laughing at her some +time, allowed her at last to go--saying, as she quitted the +room, "If any young men come for Mary or Kitty, send them in, +for I am quite at leisure." + +Elizabeth's mind was now relieved from a very heavy weight; +and, after half an hour's quiet reflection in her own room, +she was able to join the others with tolerable composure. +Every thing was too recent for gaiety, but the evening passed +tranquilly away; there was no longer anything material to +be dreaded, and the comfort of ease and familiarity would +come in time. + +When her mother went up to her dressing-room at night, she +followed her, and made the important communication. Its effect +was most extraordinary; for on first hearing it, Mrs. Bennet +sat quite still, and unable to utter a syllable. Nor was it +under many, many minutes that she could comprehend what she +heard; though not in general backward to credit what was for +the advantage of her family, or that came in the shape of a +lover to any of them. She began at length to recover, to +fidget about in her chair, get up, sit down again, wonder, +and bless herself. + +"Good gracious! Lord bless me! only think! dear me! +Mr. Darcy! Who would have thought it! And is it really true? +Oh! my sweetest Lizzy! how rich and how great you will be! +What pin-money, what jewels, what carriages you will have! +Jane's is nothing to it--nothing at all. I am so pleased--so +happy. Such a charming man!--so handsome! so tall!--Oh, my +dear Lizzy! pray apologise for my having disliked him so much +before. I hope he will overlook it. Dear, dear Lizzy. A house +in town! Every thing that is charming! Three daughters +married! Ten thousand a year! Oh, Lord! What will become of +me. I shall go distracted." + +This was enough to prove that her approbation need not be +doubted: and Elizabeth, rejoicing that such an effusion was +heard only by herself, soon went away. But before she had +been three minutes in her own room, her mother followed her. + +"My dearest child," she cried, "I can think of nothing else! +Ten thousand a year, and very likely more! 'Tis as good as a +Lord! And a special licence. You must and shall be married +by a special licence. But my dearest love, tell me what dish +Mr. Darcy is particularly fond of, that I may have it to-morrow." + +This was a sad omen of what her mother's behaviour to the +gentleman himself might be; and Elizabeth found that, though in +the certain possession of his warmest affection, and secure of +her relations' consent, there was still something to be wished +for. But the morrow passed off much better than she expected; +for Mrs. Bennet luckily stood in such awe of her intended +son-in-law that she ventured not to speak to him, unless it was +in her power to offer him any attention, or mark her deference +for his opinion. + +Elizabeth had the satisfaction of seeing her father taking +pains to get acquainted with him; and Mr. Bennet soon assured +her that he was rising every hour in his esteem. + +"I admire all my three sons-in-law highly," said he. "Wickham, +perhaps, is my favourite; but I think I shall like _your_ husband +quite as well as Jane's." + + + +Chapter 60 + + +Elizabeth's spirits soon rising to playfulness again, she +wanted Mr. Darcy to account for his having ever fallen in love +with her. "How could you begin?" said she. "I can comprehend +your going on charmingly, when you had once made a beginning; +but what could set you off in the first place?" + +"I cannot fix on the hour, or the spot, or the look, or the +words, which laid the foundation. It is too long ago. I was +in the middle before I knew that I _had_ begun." + +"My beauty you had early withstood, and as for my manners--my +behaviour to _you_ was at least always bordering on the uncivil, +and I never spoke to you without rather wishing to give you pain +than not. Now be sincere; did you admire me for my impertinence?" + +"For the liveliness of your mind, I did." + +"You may as well call it impertinence at once. It was very +little less. The fact is, that you were sick of civility, of +deference, of officious attention. You were disgusted with +the women who were always speaking, and looking, and thinking +for _your_ approbation alone. I roused, and interested you, +because I was so unlike _them_. Had you not been really +amiable, you would have hated me for it; but in spite of the +pains you took to disguise yourself, your feelings were always +noble and just; and in your heart, you thoroughly despised the +persons who so assiduously courted you. There--I have saved +you the trouble of accounting for it; and really, all things +considered, I begin to think it perfectly reasonable. To be +sure, you knew no actual good of me--but nobody thinks of +_that_ when they fall in love." + +"Was there no good in your affectionate behaviour to Jane while +she was ill at Netherfield?" + +"Dearest Jane! who could have done less for her? But make a +virtue of it by all means. My good qualities are under your +protection, and you are to exaggerate them as much as possible; +and, in return, it belongs to me to find occasions for teasing +and quarrelling with you as often as may be; and I shall begin +directly by asking you what made you so unwilling to come to +the point at last. What made you so shy of me, when you first +called, and afterwards dined here? Why, especially, when you +called, did you look as if you did not care about me?" + +"Because you were grave and silent, and gave me no encouragement." + +"But I was embarrassed." + +"And so was I." + +"You might have talked to me more when you came to dinner." + +"A man who had felt less, might." + +"How unlucky that you should have a reasonable answer to give, +and that I should be so reasonable as to admit it! But I +wonder how long you _would_ have gone on, if you had been left +to yourself. I wonder when you _would_ have spoken, if I +had not asked you! My resolution of thanking you for your +kindness to Lydia had certainly great effect. _Too much_, I am +afraid; for what becomes of the moral, if our comfort springs +from a breach of promise? for I ought not to have mentioned +the subject. This will never do." + +"You need not distress yourself. The moral will be perfectly +fair. Lady Catherine's unjustifiable endeavours to separate us +were the means of removing all my doubts. I am not indebted +for my present happiness to your eager desire of expressing +your gratitude. I was not in a humour to wait for any opening +of your's. My aunt's intelligence had given me hope, and I was +determined at once to know every thing." + +"Lady Catherine has been of infinite use, which ought to make +her happy, for she loves to be of use. But tell me, what did +you come down to Netherfield for? Was it merely to ride to +Longbourn and be embarrassed? or had you intended any more +serious consequence?" + +"My real purpose was to see _you_, and to judge, if I could, +whether I might ever hope to make you love me. My avowed one, +or what I avowed to myself, was to see whether your sister were +still partial to Bingley, and if she were, to make the +confession to him which I have since made." + +"Shall you ever have courage to announce to Lady Catherine +what is to befall her?" + +"I am more likely to want more time than courage, Elizabeth. +But it ought to be done, and if you will give me a sheet of paper, +it shall be done directly." + +"And if I had not a letter to write myself, I might sit by you +and admire the evenness of your writing, as another young lady +once did. But I have an aunt, too, who must not be longer +neglected." + +From an unwillingness to confess how much her intimacy with +Mr. Darcy had been over-rated, Elizabeth had never yet +answered Mrs. Gardiner's long letter; but now, having _that_ +to communicate which she knew would be most welcome, she was +almost ashamed to find that her uncle and aunt had already lost +three days of happiness, and immediately wrote as follows: + +"I would have thanked you before, my dear aunt, as I ought +to have done, for your long, kind, satisfactory, detail of +particulars; but to say the truth, I was too cross to write. +You supposed more than really existed. But _now_ suppose as +much as you choose; give a loose rein to your fancy, indulge your +imagination in every possible flight which the subject will +afford, and unless you believe me actually married, you cannot +greatly err. You must write again very soon, and praise him a +great deal more than you did in your last. I thank you, again +and again, for not going to the Lakes. How could I be so silly +as to wish it! Your idea of the ponies is delightful. We will +go round the Park every day. I am the happiest creature in the +world. Perhaps other people have said so before, but not one +with such justice. I am happier even than Jane; she only +smiles, I laugh. Mr. Darcy sends you all the love in the world +that he can spare from me. You are all to come to Pemberley at +Christmas. Yours, etc." + +Mr. Darcy's letter to Lady Catherine was in a different style; +and still different from either was what Mr. Bennet sent to +Mr. Collins, in reply to his last. + +"DEAR SIR, + +"I must trouble you once more for congratulations. Elizabeth +will soon be the wife of Mr. Darcy. Console Lady Catherine +as well as you can. But, if I were you, I would stand by the +nephew. He has more to give. + +"Yours sincerely, etc." + +Miss Bingley's congratulations to her brother, on his approaching +marriage, were all that was affectionate and insincere. She +wrote even to Jane on the occasion, to express her delight, and +repeat all her former professions of regard. Jane was not +deceived, but she was affected; and though feeling no reliance +on her, could not help writing her a much kinder answer than +she knew was deserved. + +The joy which Miss Darcy expressed on receiving similar +information, was as sincere as her brother's in sending it. +Four sides of paper were insufficient to contain all her +delight, and all her earnest desire of being loved by her +sister. + +Before any answer could arrive from Mr. Collins, or any +congratulations to Elizabeth from his wife, the Longbourn +family heard that the Collinses were come themselves to Lucas +Lodge. The reason of this sudden removal was soon evident. +Lady Catherine had been rendered so exceedingly angry by +the contents of her nephew's letter, that Charlotte, really +rejoicing in the match, was anxious to get away till the +storm was blown over. At such a moment, the arrival of +her friend was a sincere pleasure to Elizabeth, though in +the course of their meetings she must sometimes think the +pleasure dearly bought, when she saw Mr. Darcy exposed to all +the parading and obsequious civility of her husband. He bore +it, however, with admirable calmness. He could even listen to +Sir William Lucas, when he complimented him on carrying away +the brightest jewel of the country, and expressed his hopes of +their all meeting frequently at St. James's, with very decent +composure. If he did shrug his shoulders, it was not till Sir +William was out of sight. + +Mrs. Phillips's vulgarity was another, and perhaps a greater, +tax on his forbearance; and though Mrs. Phillips, as well as +her sister, stood in too much awe of him to speak with the +familiarity which Bingley's good humour encouraged, yet, +whenever she _did_ speak, she must be vulgar. Nor was her +respect for him, though it made her more quiet, at all likely +to make her more elegant. Elizabeth did all she could to +shield him from the frequent notice of either, and was ever +anxious to keep him to herself, and to those of her family with +whom he might converse without mortification; and though the +uncomfortable feelings arising from all this took from the +season of courtship much of its pleasure, it added to the hope +of the future; and she looked forward with delight to the time +when they should be removed from society so little pleasing to +either, to all the comfort and elegance of their family party +at Pemberley. + + + +Chapter 61 + + +Happy for all her maternal feelings was the day on which +Mrs. Bennet got rid of her two most deserving daughters. +With what delighted pride she afterwards visited Mrs. Bingley, +and talked of Mrs. Darcy, may be guessed. I wish I could say, +for the sake of her family, that the accomplishment of her +earnest desire in the establishment of so many of her children +produced so happy an effect as to make her a sensible, amiable, +well-informed woman for the rest of her life; though perhaps it +was lucky for her husband, who might not have relished domestic +felicity in so unusual a form, that she still was occasionally +nervous and invariably silly. + +Mr. Bennet missed his second daughter exceedingly; his +affection for her drew him oftener from home than anything +else could do. He delighted in going to Pemberley, especially +when he was least expected. + +Mr. Bingley and Jane remained at Netherfield only a twelvemonth. +So near a vicinity to her mother and Meryton relations was not +desirable even to _his_ easy temper, or _her_ affectionate heart. +The darling wish of his sisters was then gratified; he bought +an estate in a neighbouring county to Derbyshire, and Jane and +Elizabeth, in addition to every other source of happiness, were +within thirty miles of each other. + +Kitty, to her very material advantage, spent the chief of her +time with her two elder sisters. In society so superior to +what she had generally known, her improvement was great. She +was not of so ungovernable a temper as Lydia; and, removed from +the influence of Lydia's example, she became, by proper +attention and management, less irritable, less ignorant, and +less insipid. From the further disadvantage of Lydia's society +she was of course carefully kept, and though Mrs. Wickham +frequently invited her to come and stay with her, with the +promise of balls and young men, her father would never consent +to her going. + +Mary was the only daughter who remained at home; and she was +necessarily drawn from the pursuit of accomplishments by +Mrs. Bennet's being quite unable to sit alone. Mary was +obliged to mix more with the world, but she could still +moralize over every morning visit; and as she was no longer +mortified by comparisons between her sisters' beauty and her +own, it was suspected by her father that she submitted to +the change without much reluctance. + +As for Wickham and Lydia, their characters suffered no +revolution from the marriage of her sisters. He bore with +philosophy the conviction that Elizabeth must now become +acquainted with whatever of his ingratitude and falsehood +had before been unknown to her; and in spite of every thing, +was not wholly without hope that Darcy might yet be prevailed +on to make his fortune. The congratulatory letter which +Elizabeth received from Lydia on her marriage, explained to +her that, by his wife at least, if not by himself, such a +hope was cherished. The letter was to this effect: + +"MY DEAR LIZZY, + +"I wish you joy. If you love Mr. Darcy half as well as I do my +dear Wickham, you must be very happy. It is a great comfort to +have you so rich, and when you have nothing else to do, I hope +you will think of us. I am sure Wickham would like a place at +court very much, and I do not think we shall have quite money +enough to live upon without some help. Any place would do, of +about three or four hundred a year; but however, do not speak +to Mr. Darcy about it, if you had rather not. + +"Yours, etc." + +As it happened that Elizabeth had _much_ rather not, she +endeavoured in her answer to put an end to every entreaty +and expectation of the kind. Such relief, however, as it +was in her power to afford, by the practice of what might be +called economy in her own private expences, she frequently +sent them. It had always been evident to her that such an +income as theirs, under the direction of two persons so +extravagant in their wants, and heedless of the future, must +be very insufficient to their support; and whenever they +changed their quarters, either Jane or herself were sure of +being applied to for some little assistance towards discharging +their bills. Their manner of living, even when the restoration +of peace dismissed them to a home, was unsettled in the +extreme. They were always moving from place to place in quest +of a cheap situation, and always spending more than they ought. +His affection for her soon sunk into indifference; her's lasted +a little longer; and in spite of her youth and her manners, she +retained all the claims to reputation which her marriage had +given her. + +Though Darcy could never receive _him_ at Pemberley, yet, for +Elizabeth's sake, he assisted him further in his profession. +Lydia was occasionally a visitor there, when her husband was +gone to enjoy himself in London or Bath; and with the Bingleys +they both of them frequently staid so long, that even Bingley's +good humour was overcome, and he proceeded so far as to talk +of giving them a hint to be gone. + +Miss Bingley was very deeply mortified by Darcy's marriage; but +as she thought it advisable to retain the right of visiting at +Pemberley, she dropt all her resentment; was fonder than ever +of Georgiana, almost as attentive to Darcy as heretofore, and +paid off every arrear of civility to Elizabeth. + +Pemberley was now Georgiana's home; and the attachment of the +sisters was exactly what Darcy had hoped to see. They were able +to love each other even as well as they intended. Georgiana had +the highest opinion in the world of Elizabeth; though at first +she often listened with an astonishment bordering on alarm at +her lively, sportive, manner of talking to her brother. He, who +had always inspired in herself a respect which almost overcame +her affection, she now saw the object of open pleasantry. Her +mind received knowledge which had never before fallen in her way. +By Elizabeth's instructions, she began to comprehend that a woman +may take liberties with her husband which a brother will not +always allow in a sister more than ten years younger than himself. + +Lady Catherine was extremely indignant on the marriage of her +nephew; and as she gave way to all the genuine frankness of her +character in her reply to the letter which announced its +arrangement, she sent him language so very abusive, especially +of Elizabeth, that for some time all intercourse was at an end. +But at length, by Elizabeth's persuasion, he was prevailed on +to overlook the offence, and seek a reconciliation; and, after +a little further resistance on the part of his aunt, her +resentment gave way, either to her affection for him, or her +curiosity to see how his wife conducted herself; and she +condescended to wait on them at Pemberley, in spite of that +pollution which its woods had received, not merely from the +presence of such a mistress, but the visits of her uncle and +aunt from the city. + +With the Gardiners, they were always on the most intimate +terms. 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FOR PUBLIC DOMAIN EBOOKS*Ver.02/11/02*END* + diff --git a/resources/TOY/add.toy b/resources/TOY/add.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..da1a806 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/add.toy @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +program Add +// Input: Stored in memory location 00 and 01 +// Output: Sum of two integers 5 + 8 = D saved in memory location 02. +// Remarks: +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- +00: 0008 (0000 0000 0000 1000, 8) +01: 0005 (0000 0000 0000 0101, 5) +02: 0000 (0000 0000 0000 0000, 0) + +10: 8A00 R[A] <- mem[00] +11: 8B01 R[B] <- mem[01] +12: 1CAB R[C] <- R[A] + R[B] +13: 9C02 mem[02] <- R[C] +14: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/cheatsheet.txt b/resources/TOY/cheatsheet.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..568460a --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/cheatsheet.txt @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ + + TOY REFERENCE CARD + + +INSTRUCTION FORMATS + + | . . . . | . . . . | . . . . | . . . .| + Format 1: | opcode | d | s | t | (0-6, A-B) + Format 2: | opcode | d | addr | (7-9, C-F) + + +ARITHMETIC and LOGICAL operations + 1: add R[d] <- R[s] + R[t] + 2: subtract R[d] <- R[s] - R[t] + 3: and R[d] <- R[s] & R[t] + 4: xor R[d] <- R[s] ^ R[t] + 5: shift left R[d] <- R[s] << R[t] + 6: shift right R[d] <- R[s] >> R[t] + +TRANSFER between registers and memory + 7: load address R[d] <- addr + 8: load R[d] <- mem[addr] + 9: store mem[addr] <- R[d] + A: load indirect R[d] <- mem[R[t]] + B: store indirect mem[R[t]] <- R[d] + +CONTROL + 0: halt halt + C: branch zero if (R[d] == 0) pc <- addr + D: branch positive if (R[d] > 0) pc <- addr + E: jump register pc <- R[d] + F: jump and link R[d] <- pc; pc <- addr + + +Register 0 always reads 0. +Loads from mem[FF] come from stdin. +Stores to mem[FF] go to stdout. diff --git a/resources/TOY/chop.toy b/resources/TOY/chop.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..62acf81 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/chop.toy @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +program Chop +// Input: N +// Output: The unique set of powers of 2 which sum to N +// Remarks: This program uses the fact that numbers in the toy machine are +// represented by 16-bit signed two's complement numbers. To learn +// more about signed two's complement numbers, please see Professor +// Wayne's notes on the TOY machine. Note: a non-positive value of N +// will cause undefined behavior. +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// Initialize +10: 82FF read R[2] + +// Check for non-positive values +11: D213 if (R[2] > 0) goto 13 +12: 0000 halt + +// Loop +13: 2302 R[3] <- -R[2] +14: 3423 R[4] <- R[2] & R[3] +15: 94FF write R[4] +16: 2224 R[2] <- R[2] - R[4] +17: D211 if (R[2] > 0) goto 11 + +18: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/crazy8.toy b/resources/TOY/crazy8.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ae63619 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/crazy8.toy @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +program Crazy 8 +// Input: A list of up to 16 positive integers terminated by a 0000 +// Output: The positive integers in reverse order +// Remarks: The data is stored starting at memory location 00. +// If you enter more than 16 integers, you will overwrite +// the program itself. To see the crazy 8 virus, enter +// 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 (16 1's) +// 8888 8810 98FF C011 +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- +10: 7101 R[1] <- 0001 R[1] always 1 +11: 7A00 R[A] <- 0000 memory address of array a[] +12: 7B00 R[B] <- 0000 # elements in array = n + +// Read in sequence of positive integers +13: 8CFF read R[C] while (1) { +14: CC19 if (R[C] == 0) goto 19 if ((read R[C]) == 0) break +15: 16AB R[6] <- R[A] + R[B] a + n +16: BC06 mem[R[6]] <- R[C] a[n] = c +17: 1BB1 R[B] <- R[B] + R[1] n++ +18: C013 goto 13 } + +// Print out results in reverse order +19: CB20 if (R[B] == 0) goto 20 while (n != 0) { +1A: 16AB R[6] <- R[A] + R[B] a + n +1B: 2661 R[6] <- R[6] - R[1] a + n - 1 +1C: AC06 R[C] <- mem[R[6]] c = a[n-1] +1D: 9CFF write R[C] print c +1E: 2BB1 R[B] <- R[B] - R[1] n-- +1F: C019 goto 19 } +20: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/fibonacci.toy b/resources/TOY/fibonacci.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..587cd03 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/fibonacci.toy @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +program Fibonacci (print to stdout) +// Input: None +// Output: Prints positive fibonacci numbers to standard output. +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +00: 0000 0 +01: 0001 1 + +10: 8A00 RA <- mem[00] a = 0 +11: 8B01 RB <- mem[01] b = 1 + while(a > 0) { +12: 9AFF print RA System.out.println(a) +13: 1AAB RA <- RA + RB a = a + b +14: 2BAB RB <- RA - RB b = a - b +15: DA12 if (RA > 0) goto 12 } +16: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/gcd.toy b/resources/TOY/gcd.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3e33269 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/gcd.toy @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +program Greatest Common Divisor +// Input: a, b +// Output: gcd(a, b) +// Remarks: Uses Euclid's inefficient subtraction algorithm does not handle +// negative integers +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- +10: 8AFF read R[A] a +11: 8BFF read R[B] b +12: FF30 R[F] <- pc; goto 30 +13: 9CFF write R[C] gcd(a, b) +14: 0000 halt + +function gcd +// Input: R[A] and R[B] (should be passed by value) +// Return address: R[F] +// Output: R[C] = gcd(R[A], R[B]) +// Temporary variables: R[D] + +30: CB38 if (R[B] == 0) goto 38 while (b != 0) { +31: 2DAB R[D] <- R[A] - R[B] if (b >= a) { +32: DD36 if (R[D] > 0) goto 36 // swap and b +33: 1DA0 R[D] <- R[A] temp = a; +34: 1AB0 R[A] <- R[B] a = b; +35: 1BD0 R[B] <- R[D] b = temp; +// } +36: 2AAB R[A] <- R[A] - R[B] a -= b; +37: C030 goto 30 } + +38: 1CA0 R[C] <- R[A] c = a; +39: EF00 goto R[F] return c; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/resources/TOY/graycode.toy b/resources/TOY/graycode.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1ad57dd --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/graycode.toy @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +program Gray Code +// Input: Integer n (0 - E) from standard input. +// Output: Gray code of order n to standard output. +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// Initialize +10: 8AFF read RA n = StdIn.readInt() +11: 7101 R1 <- 1 always 1 +12: 5B1A RB <- 1 << RA i = 2^n + + while (i != 0) { +13: 2BB1 RB <- RB - 1 i = 2^n - 1 +14: 6CB1 RC <- RB >> R1 c = (i >> 1) +15: 4DBC RD <- RB ^ RC d = i ^ (i >> 1) +16: 9DFF write RD print RD +17: DB13 if (RB > 0) pc <- 13 } + +18: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/horner.toy b/resources/TOY/horner.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..95fb320 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/horner.toy @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +program Horner's method +// Input: x, n, a_n, . . ., a_2, a_1, a_0 +// Output: p_n(x) = a_n x^n + . . . + a_2 x^2 + a_1 x + a_0 +// Remarks: polynomial evaluation via Horner's method +// Idea: p_3(x) = ((a_3 * x + a_2) * x + a_1) * x + a_0 +// Example 1 : to convert 765 decimal to hex, enter input +// A 2 7 6 5 +// Example 2: to convert 100 1111 0011 from binary to hex, enter +// 2 A 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- +10: 7C00 R[C] <- 0000 result c +11: 7101 R[1] <- 0001 always 1 +12: 82FF read R[2] read x +13: 83FF read R[3] read n + +14: 84FF read R[4] do { read a_i +15: 1A20 R[A] <- R[2] | +16: 1BC0 R[B] <- R[C] | c *= x +17: FF30 R[F] <- pc; goto 30 | +18: 1CC4 R[C] <- R[C] + R[4] c += a_i +19: C31C if (R[3] == 0) goto 1C | +1A: 2331 R[3] <- R[3] - R[1] | } while (i-- >= 0) +1B: C014 goto 14 | + +1C: 9CFF write R[C] +1D: 0000 halt + +function multiply +// Input: R[A] and R[B] (should be passed by value) +// Return address: R[F] +// Output: R[C] = R[A] * R[B] +// Temporary variables: R[1] = 1 + +30: 7C00 R[C] <- 0000 +31: 7101 R[1] <- 0001 +32: CA36 if (R[A] == 0) goto 36 +33: 1CCB R[C] <- R[C] + R[B] +34: 2AA1 R[A] <- R[A] - R[1] +35: C032 goto 32 +36: EF00 goto R[F] diff --git a/resources/TOY/infinite_loop.toy b/resources/TOY/infinite_loop.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..44f2811 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/infinite_loop.toy @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +program Infinite Loop +// Input: - +// Output: - +// Remarks: This program contains an infinite loop. +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +10: 1000 no-op +11: 1000 no-op +12: C010 goto 10 diff --git a/resources/TOY/multiply-fast.toy b/resources/TOY/multiply-fast.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0e192b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/multiply-fast.toy @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +program Fast Multiply +// Input: integers a and b stored in mem[0A], mem[0B] +// Output: integer c = a * b stored in mem[0C] +// Remarks: Binary Multiplication +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +0A: 0003 (0000 0000 0000 0011, 3) input a +0B: 0009 (0000 0000 0000 1001, 9) input b +0C: 0000 (0000 0000 0000 0000, 0) output c + +0D: 0000 (0000 0000 0000 0000, 0) constant 0 +0E: 0001 (0000 0000 0000 0000, 1) constant 1 +0F: 0010 (0000 0000 0001 0000, 16) constant 16 + +10: 8A0A R[A] <- mem[0A] +11: 8B0B R[B] <- mem[0B] +12: 8C0D R[C] <- mem[0D] result +13: 810E R[1] <- mem[0E] always 1 +14: 820F R[2] <- mem[0F] i = 16 + + do { +15: 2221 R[2] <- R[2] - R[1] i-- +16: 53A2 R[3] <- R[A] << R[2] a << i +17: 64B2 R[4] <- R[B] >> R[2] b >> i +18: 3441 R[4] <- R[4] & R[1] bi = ith bit of b +19: C41B if (R[4] == 0) goto 1B if bi is 1 +1A: 1CC3 R[C] <- R[C] + R[3] add a << i to sum +1B: D215 if (R[2] > 0) goto 15 } + +1C: 9C0C mem[0C] <- R[C] diff --git a/resources/TOY/multiply-function.toy b/resources/TOY/multiply-function.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b5a2949 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/multiply-function.toy @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +program Multiply-function +// Input: x, y, and z +// Output: x * y * z +// Remarks: Inefficient for large or negative values of x or y +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- +10: 82FF read R[2] x +11: 83FF read R[3] y +12: 84FF read R[4] z + +// Multiply x and y +13: 1A20 R[A] <- R[2] x +14: 1B30 R[B] <- R[3] y +15: FF30 R[F] <- pc; goto 30 x * y + +// Multiply (x * y) and z +16: 1AC0 R[A] <- R[C] x * y +17: 1B40 R[B] <- R[4] z +18: FF30 R[F] <- pc; goto 30 (x * y) * z + +19: 9CFF write R[C] +1A: 0000 halt + +function multiply +// Input: R[A] and R[B] (should be passed by value) +// Return address: R[F] +// Output: R[C] = R[A] * R[B] +// Temporary variables: R[1] = 1 + +30: 7C00 R[C] <- 0000 +31: 7101 R[1] <- 0001 +32: CA36 if (R[A] == 0) goto 36 +33: 1CCB R[C] <- R[C] + R[B] +34: 2AA1 R[A] <- R[A] - R[1] +35: C032 goto 32 +36: EF00 goto R[F] diff --git a/resources/TOY/multiply.toy b/resources/TOY/multiply.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..802356c --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/multiply.toy @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +program Multiply +// Input: integers a and b stored in mem[0A], mem[0B] +// Output: integer c = a * b stored in mem[0C] +// Remarks: Inefficient +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +0A: 0003 (0000 0000 0000 0111, 3) +0B: 0009 (0000 0000 0000 1001, 9) +0C: 0000 (0000 0000 0000 0000, 0) + +0D: 0000 (0000 0000 0000 0000, 0) +0E: 0001 (0000 0000 0000 0001, 1) + + +10: 8A0A RA <- mem[0A] a +11: 8B0B RB <- mem[0B] b +12: 8C0D RC <- mem[0D] c = 0; + +13: 810E R1 <- mem[0E] always 1 + +14: CA18 if (RA == 0) pc goto 18 while (a != 0) { +15: 1CCB RC <- RC + RB c = c + b; +16: 2AA1 RA <- RA - R1 a = a - 1; +17: C014 pc <- 14 } + +18: 9C0C mem[0C] <- RC +19: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/powers2.toy b/resources/TOY/powers2.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..73eb34b --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/powers2.toy @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +program Powers of 2 +// Input: None +// Output: Prints out the positive powers of 2 +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +00: 0001 1 + +10: 8A00 RA <- mem[00] 1 + while (a != 0) { +11: 9AFF write RA System.out.println(a) +12: 1AAA RA <- RA + RA a = a + a +13: DA11 if (RA > 0) goto 11 } +14: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/reverse.toy b/resources/TOY/reverse.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..898308b --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/reverse.toy @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +program Reverse +// Input: A list of positive integers terminated by a 0000 +// Output: The positive integers in reverse order. +// Remarks: The data is stored starting at memory location 30. +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- +10: 7101 R[1] <- 0001 R[1] always 1 +11: 7A30 R[A] <- 0030 memory address of array a[] +12: 7B00 R[B] <- 0000 # elements in array = n + +// read in sequence of positive integers +13: 8CFF read R[C] while (read R[C]) { +14: CC19 if (R[C] == 0) goto 19 if (c == 0) break +15: 16AB R[6] <- R[A] + R[B] a + n +16: BC06 mem[R[6]] <- R[C] a[n] = c +17: 1BB1 R[B] <- R[B] + R[1] n++ +18: C013 goto 13 } + +// print out results in reverse order +19: CB20 if (R[B] == 0) goto 20 while (n != 0) { +1A: 16AB R[6] <- R[A] + R[B] a + n +1B: 2661 R[6] <- R[6] - R[1] a + n - 1 +1C: AC06 R[C] <- mem[R[6]] c = a[n-1] +1D: 9CFF write R[C] print c +1E: 2BB1 R[B] <- R[B] - R[1] n-- +1F: C019 goto 19 } +20: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/stdin.toy b/resources/TOY/stdin.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ce6dbe5 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/stdin.toy @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +program Stdin +// Input: Two integers from standard input +// Output: Sum of the two integers +// Remarks: +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +10: 8AFF read R[A] from stdin +11: 8BFF read R[B] from stdin +12: 1CAB R[C] <- R[A] + R[B] +13: 9CFF write R[C] to stdout +14: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/subtract.toy b/resources/TOY/subtract.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..52dde82 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/subtract.toy @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +program Subtract +// Input: Stored in memory location 00 and 01 +// Output: Difference of two integers 5 - 8 = FFFD saved in memory location 02. +// Remarks: +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- +00: 0005 (0000 0000 0000 0101, 5) +01: 0008 (0000 0000 0000 1000, 8) +02: 0000 (0000 0000 0000 0000, 0) + +10: 8A00 R[A] <- mem[00] +11: 8B01 R[B] <- mem[01] +12: 2CAB R[C] <- R[A] - R[B] +13: 9C02 mem[02] <- R[C] +14: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/sum.toy b/resources/TOY/sum.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5569097 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/sum.toy @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +program Sum +// Input: Sequence of non-zero integers, followed by 0000 +// Output: The sum of all the integers. +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// Initialize +10: 7C00 RC <- 0000 sum = 0 + while (true) { +11: 8AFF read RA read a +12: CA15 if (RA == 0) pc <- 15 if (a == 0) break +13: 1CCA RC <- RC + RA sum = sum + a +14: C011 pc <- 11 } +15: 9CFF write RC write sum +16: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/sum_1-n.toy b/resources/TOY/sum_1-n.toy new file mode 100644 index 0000000..28580bf --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TOY/sum_1-n.toy @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +program Sum 1-N +// Input: N +// Output: The sum of all integers between 1 and N inclusive +// Remarks: Please note that the highest value of N that can be processed +// without overflow is 00FF. +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// Initialize +10: 7101 R[1] <- 0001 +11: 82FF read R[2] +12: 7300 R[3] <- 0000 + +// Add, decrement, and loop +13: 1332 R[3] <- R[3] + R[2] +14: 2221 R[2] <- R[2] - R[1] +15: D213 if (R[2] > 0) goto 13 + +// Print the sum +16: 93FF write R[3] +17: 0000 halt diff --git a/resources/TOY/toy.pdf b/resources/TOY/toy.pdf new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4b96319 Binary files /dev/null and b/resources/TOY/toy.pdf differ diff --git a/resources/TaleOfTwoCities.txt b/resources/TaleOfTwoCities.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4babded --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TaleOfTwoCities.txt @@ -0,0 +1,16121 @@ +the project gutenberg etext of a tale of two cities + +by charles dickens [the rest of dickens is forthcoming] + + + + +contents + + + +book the first recalled to life + +chapter i the period +chapter ii the mail +chapter iii the night shadows +chapter iv the preparation +chapter v the wine shop +chapter vi the shoemaker + + +book the second the golden thread + +chapter i five years later +chapter ii a sight +chapter iii a disappointment +chapter iv congratulatory +chapter v the jackal +chapter vi hundreds of people +chapter vii monseigneur in town +chapter viii monseigneur in the country +chapter ix the gorgons head +chapter x two promises +chapter xi a companion picture +chapter xii the fellow of delicacy +chapter xiii the fellow of no delicacy +chapter xiv the honest tradesman +chapter xv knitting +chapter xvi still knitting +chapter xvii one night +chapter xviii nine days +chapter xix an opinion +chapter xx a plea +chapter xxi echoing footsteps +chapter xxii the sea still rises +chapter xxiii fire rises +chapter xxiv drawn to the loadstone rock + + +book the third the track of a storm + +chapter i in secret +chapter ii the grindstone +chapter iii the shadow +chapter iv calm in storm +chapter v the wood sawyer +chapter vi triumph +chapter vii a knock at the door +chapter viii a hand at cards +chapter ix the game made +chapter x the substance of the shadow +chapter xi dusk +chapter xii darkness +chapter xiii fifty two +chapter xiv the knitting done +chapter xv the footsteps die out for ever + + + + + +book the first recalled to life + + + + +i + +the period + + +it was the best of times it was the worst of times +it was the age of wisdom it was the age of foolishness +it was the epoch of belief it was the epoch of incredulity +it was the season of light it was the season of darkness +it was the spring of hope it was the winter of despair +we had everything before us we had nothing before us +we were all going direct to heaven we were all going direct +the other way in short the period was so far like the present +period that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its +being received for good or for evil in the superlative degree +of comparison only + +there were a king with a large jaw and a queen with a plain face +on the throne of england there were a king with a large jaw and +a queen with a fair face on the throne of france in both +countries it was clearer than crystal to the lords of the state +preserves of loaves and fishes that things in general were +settled for ever + +it was the year of our lord one thousand seven hundred and +seventy five spiritual revelations were conceded to england at +that favoured period as at this mrs southcott had recently +attained her five and twentieth blessed birthday of whom a +prophetic private in the life guards had heralded the sublime +appearance by announcing that arrangements were made for the +swallowing up of london and westminster even the cock lane +ghost had been laid only a round dozen of years after rapping +out its messages as the spirits of this very year last past +supernaturally deficient in originality rapped out theirs +mere messages in the earthly order of events had lately come to +the english crown and people from a congress of british subjects +in america which strange to relate have proved more important +to the human race than any communications yet received through +any of the chickens of the cock lane brood + +france less favoured on the whole as to matters spiritual than +her sister of the shield and trident rolled with exceeding +smoothness down hill making paper money and spending it +under the guidance of her christian pastors she entertained +herself besides with such humane achievements as sentencing +a youth to have his hands cut off his tongue torn out with +pincers and his body burned alive because he had not kneeled +down in the rain to do honour to a dirty procession of monks +which passed within his view at a distance of some fifty or +sixty yards it is likely enough that rooted in the woods of +france and norway there were growing trees when that sufferer +was put to death already marked by the woodman fate to come +down and be sawn into boards to make a certain movable framework +with a sack and a knife in it terrible in history it is likely +enough that in the rough outhouses of some tillers of the heavy +lands adjacent to paris there were sheltered from the weather +that very day rude carts bespattered with rustic mire snuffed +about by pigs and roosted in by poultry which the farmer death +had already set apart to be his tumbrils of the revolution +but that woodman and that farmer though they work unceasingly +work silently and no one heard them as they went about with +muffled tread the rather forasmuch as to entertain any suspicion +that they were awake was to be atheistical and traitorous + +in england there was scarcely an amount of order and protection +to justify much national boasting daring burglaries by armed +men and highway robberies took place in the capital itself +every night families were publicly cautioned not to go out of +town without removing their furniture to upholsterers warehouses +for security the highwayman in the dark was a city tradesman in +the light and being recognised and challenged by his fellow +tradesman whom he stopped in his character of the captain +gallantly shot him through the head and rode away the mail was +waylaid by seven robbers and the guard shot three dead and then +got shot dead himself by the other four in consequence of the +failure of his ammunition after which the mail was robbed in +peace that magnificent potentate the lord mayor of london was +made to stand and deliver on turnham green by one highwayman +who despoiled the illustrious creature in sight of all his +retinue prisoners in london gaols fought battles with their +turnkeys and the majesty of the law fired blunderbusses in among +them loaded with rounds of shot and ball thieves snipped off +diamond crosses from the necks of noble lords at court +drawing rooms musketeers went into st giless to search for +contraband goods and the mob fired on the musketeers and the +musketeers fired on the mob and nobody thought any of these +occurrences much out of the common way in the midst of them +the hangman ever busy and ever worse than useless was in +constant requisition now stringing up long rows of miscellaneous +criminals now hanging a housebreaker on saturday who had been +taken on tuesday now burning people in the hand at newgate by +the dozen and now burning pamphlets at the door of westminster hall +to day taking the life of an atrocious murderer and to morrow of a +wretched pilferer who had robbed a farmers boy of sixpence + +all these things and a thousand like them came to pass in +and close upon the dear old year one thousand seven hundred +and seventy five environed by them while the woodman and the +farmer worked unheeded those two of the large jaws and those +other two of the plain and the fair faces trod with stir enough +and carried their divine rights with a high hand thus did the +year one thousand seven hundred and seventy five conduct their +greatnesses and myriads of small creatures the creatures of this +chronicle among the rest along the roads that lay before them + + + +ii + +the mail + + +it was the dover road that lay on a friday night late in november +before the first of the persons with whom this history has business +the dover road lay as to him beyond the dover mail as it lumbered +up shooters hill he walked up hill in the mire by the side of the +mail as the rest of the passengers did not because they had the +least relish for walking exercise under the circumstances but +because the hill and the harness and the mud and the mail were +all so heavy that the horses had three times already come to a stop +besides once drawing the coach across the road with the mutinous +intent of taking it back to blackheath reins and whip and coachman +and guard however in combination had read that article of war +which forbade a purpose otherwise strongly in favour of the argument +that some brute animals are endued with reason and the team had +capitulated and returned to their duty + +with drooping heads and tremulous tails they mashed their way +through the thick mud floundering and stumbling between whiles +as if they were falling to pieces at the larger joints as often +as the driver rested them and brought them to a stand with a +wary wo ho so ho then the near leader violently shook his +head and everything upon it like an unusually emphatic horse +denying that the coach could be got up the hill whenever the +leader made this rattle the passenger started as a nervous +passenger might and was disturbed in mind + +there was a steaming mist in all the hollows and it had roamed +in its forlornness up the hill like an evil spirit seeking rest +and finding none a clammy and intensely cold mist it made its +slow way through the air in ripples that visibly followed and +overspread one another as the waves of an unwholesome sea might +do it was dense enough to shut out everything from the light of +the coach lamps but these its own workings and a few yards of +road and the reek of the labouring horses steamed into it as if +they had made it all + +two other passengers besides the one were plodding up the hill +by the side of the mail all three were wrapped to the cheekbones +and over the ears and wore jack boots not one of the three +could have said from anything he saw what either of the other +two was like and each was hidden under almost as many wrappers +from the eyes of the mind as from the eyes of the body of his +two companions in those days travellers were very shy of being +confidential on a short notice for anybody on the road might be +a robber or in league with robbers as to the latter when every +posting house and ale house could produce somebody in the captains +pay ranging from the landlord to the lowest stable non descript +it was the likeliest thing upon the cards so the guard of the +dover mail thought to himself that friday night in november one +thousand seven hundred and seventy five lumbering up shooters +hill as he stood on his own particular perch behind the mail +beating his feet and keeping an eye and a hand on the arm chest +before him where a loaded blunderbuss lay at the top of six or +eight loaded horse pistols deposited on a substratum of cutlass + +the dover mail was in its usual genial position that the guard +suspected the passengers the passengers suspected one another +and the guard they all suspected everybody else and the coachman +was sure of nothing but the horses as to which cattle he could +with a clear conscience have taken his oath on the two testaments +that they were not fit for the journey + +wo ho said the coachman so then one more pull and youre +at the top and be damned to you for i have had trouble enough to +get you to it joe + +halloa the guard replied + +what oclock do you make it joe + +ten minutes good past eleven + +my blood ejaculated the vexed coachman and not atop of +shooters yet tst yah get on with you + +the emphatic horse cut short by the whip in a most decided +negative made a decided scramble for it and the three other +horses followed suit once more the dover mail struggled on +with the jack boots of its passengers squashing along by its +side they had stopped when the coach stopped and they kept +close company with it if any one of the three had had the +hardihood to propose to another to walk on a little ahead into +the mist and darkness he would have put himself in a fair way +of getting shot instantly as a highwayman + +the last burst carried the mail to the summit of the hill +the horses stopped to breathe again and the guard got down to +skid the wheel for the descent and open the coach door to let +the passengers in + +tst joe cried the coachman in a warning voice looking down +from his box + +what do you say tom + +they both listened + +i say a horse at a canter coming up joe + +_i_ say a horse at a gallop tom returned the guard leaving +his hold of the door and mounting nimbly to his place +gentlemen in the kings name all of you + +with this hurried adjuration he cocked his blunderbuss and +stood on the offensive + +the passenger booked by this history was on the coach step +getting in the two other passengers were close behind him and +about to follow he remained on the step half in the coach and +half out of they remained in the road below him they all +looked from the coachman to the guard and from the guard to the +coachman and listened the coachman looked back and the guard +looked back and even the emphatic leader pricked up his ears and +looked back without contradicting + +the stillness consequent on the cessation of the rumbling and +labouring of the coach added to the stillness of the night made +it very quiet indeed the panting of the horses communicated a +tremulous motion to the coach as if it were in a state of +agitation the hearts of the passengers beat loud enough perhaps +to be heard but at any rate the quiet pause was audibly +expressive of people out of breath and holding the breath and +having the pulses quickened by expectation + +the sound of a horse at a gallop came fast and furiously up the hill + +so ho the guard sang out as loud as he could roar yo there +stand i shall fire + +the pace was suddenly checked and with much splashing and floundering +a mans voice called from the mist is that the dover mail + +never you mind what it is the guard retorted what are you + +_is_ that the dover mail + +why do you want to know + +i want a passenger if it is + +what passenger + +mr jarvis lorry + +our booked passenger showed in a moment that it was his name +the guard the coachman and the two other passengers eyed him +distrustfully + +keep where you are the guard called to the voice in the mist +because if i should make a mistake it could never be set right +in your lifetime gentleman of the name of lorry answer straight + +what is the matter asked the passenger then with mildly +quavering speech who wants me is it jerry + +i dont like jerrys voice if it is jerry growled the guard +to himself hes hoarser than suits me is jerry + +yes mr lorry + +what is the matter + +a despatch sent after you from over yonder t and co + +i know this messenger guard said mr lorry getting down into +the road assisted from behind more swiftly than politely by the +other two passengers who immediately scrambled into the coach +shut the door and pulled up the window he may come close +theres nothing wrong + +i hope there aint but i cant make so nation sure of that +said the guard in gruff soliloquy hallo you + +well and hallo you said jerry more hoarsely than before + +come on at a footpace dye mind me and if youve got holsters +to that saddle o yourn dont let me see your hand go nigh em +for im a devil at a quick mistake and when i make one it takes +the form of lead so now lets look at you + +the figures of a horse and rider came slowly through the eddying +mist and came to the side of the mail where the passenger stood +the rider stooped and casting up his eyes at the guard handed +the passenger a small folded paper the riders horse was blown +and both horse and rider were covered with mud from the hoofs of +the horse to the hat of the man + +guard said the passenger in a tone of quiet business confidence + +the watchful guard with his right hand at the stock of his raised +blunderbuss his left at the barrel and his eye on the horseman +answered curtly sir + +there is nothing to apprehend i belong to tellsons bank +you must know tellsons bank in london i am going to paris +on business a crown to drink i may read this + +if so be as youre quick sir + +he opened it in the light of the coach lamp on that side +and read first to himself and then aloud `wait at dover for +mamselle its not long you see guard jerry say that my +answer was recalled to life + +jerry started in his saddle thats a blazing strange answer too +said he at his hoarsest + +take that message back and they will know that i received this +as well as if i wrote make the best of your way good night + +with those words the passenger opened the coach door and got in +not at all assisted by his fellow passengers who had +expeditiously secreted their watches and purses in their boots +and were now making a general pretence of being asleep with no +more definite purpose than to escape the hazard of originating +any other kind of action + +the coach lumbered on again with heavier wreaths of mist closing +round it as it began the descent the guard soon replaced his +blunderbuss in his arm chest and having looked to the rest of its +contents and having looked to the supplementary pistols that he wore +in his belt looked to a smaller chest beneath his seat in which +there were a few smiths tools a couple of torches and a tinder box +for he was furnished with that completeness that if the coach lamps +had been blown and stormed out which did occasionally happen he had +only to shut himself up inside keep the flint and steel sparks well +off the straw and get a light with tolerable safety and ease if he +were lucky in five minutes + +tom softly over the coach roof + +hallo joe + +did you hear the message + +i did joe + +what did you make of it tom + +nothing at all joe + +thats a coincidence too the guard mused for i made the +same of it myself + +jerry left alone in the mist and darkness dismounted meanwhile +not only to ease his spent horse but to wipe the mud from his +face and shake the wet out of his hat brim which might be +capable of holding about half a gallon after standing with the +bridle over his heavily splashed arm until the wheels of the +mail were no longer within hearing and the night was quite still +again he turned to walk down the hill + +after that there gallop from temple bar old lady i wont trust +your fore legs till i get you on the level said this hoarse +messenger glancing at his mare `recalled to life thats a +blazing strange message much of that wouldnt do for you jerry +i say jerry youd be in a blazing bad way if recalling to life +was to come into fashion jerry + + + +iii + +the night shadows + + +a wonderful fact to reflect upon that every human creature is +constituted to be that profound secret and mystery to every other +a solemn consideration when i enter a great city by night that +every one of those darkly clustered houses encloses its own secret +that every room in every one of them encloses its own secret that +every beating heart in the hundreds of thousands of breasts there +is in some of its imaginings a secret to the heart nearest it +something of the awfulness even of death itself is referable to +this no more can i turn the leaves of this dear book that i loved +and vainly hope in time to read it all no more can i look into the +depths of this unfathomable water wherein as momentary lights +glanced into it i have had glimpses of buried treasure and other +things submerged it was appointed that the book should shut with +a spring for ever and for ever when i had read but a page it was +appointed that the water should be locked in an eternal frost when +the light was playing on its surface and i stood in ignorance on the +shore my friend is dead my neighbour is dead my love the darling +of my soul is dead it is the inexorable consolidation and +perpetuation of the secret that was always in that individuality +and which i shall carry in mine to my lifes end in any of the +burial places of this city through which i pass is there a sleeper +more inscrutable than its busy inhabitants are in their innermost +personality to me or than i am to them + +as to this his natural and not to be alienated inheritance +the messenger on horseback had exactly the same possessions as +the king the first minister of state or the richest merchant +in london so with the three passengers shut up in the narrow +compass of one lumbering old mail coach they were mysteries to +one another as complete as if each had been in his own coach and +six or his own coach and sixty with the breadth of a county +between him and the next + +the messenger rode back at an easy trot stopping pretty often at +ale houses by the way to drink but evincing a tendency to keep his +own counsel and to keep his hat cocked over his eyes he had eyes +that assorted very well with that decoration being of a surface +black with no depth in the colour or form and much too near +together as if they were afraid of being found out in something +singly if they kept too far apart they had a sinister expression +under an old cocked hat like a three cornered spittoon and over a +great muffler for the chin and throat which descended nearly to the +wearers knees when he stopped for drink he moved this muffler +with his left hand only while he poured his liquor in with his +right as soon as that was done he muffled again + +no jerry no said the messenger harping on one theme as he rode +it wouldnt do for you jerry jerry you honest tradesman it +wouldnt suit _your_ line of business recalled bust me if i +dont think hed been a drinking + +his message perplexed his mind to that degree that he was fain +several times to take off his hat to scratch his head except on +the crown which was raggedly bald he had stiff black hair +standing jaggedly all over it and growing down hill almost to his +broad blunt nose it was so like smiths work so much more like +the top of a strongly spiked wall than a head of hair that the best +of players at leap frog might have declined him as the most +dangerous man in the world to go over + +while he trotted back with the message he was to deliver to the night +watchman in his box at the door of tellsons bank by temple bar who +was to deliver it to greater authorities within the shadows of the +night took such shapes to him as arose out of the message and took +such shapes to the mare as arose out of _her_ private topics of +uneasiness they seemed to be numerous for she shied at every +shadow on the road + +what time the mail coach lumbered jolted rattled and bumped upon +its tedious way with its three fellow inscrutables inside to whom +likewise the shadows of the night revealed themselves in the forms +their dozing eyes and wandering thoughts suggested + +tellsons bank had a run upon it in the mail as the bank passenger +with an arm drawn through the leathern strap which did what lay in +it to keep him from pounding against the next passenger and driving +him into his corner whenever the coach got a special jolt nodded in +his place with half shut eyes the little coach windows and the +coach lamp dimly gleaming through them and the bulky bundle of +opposite passenger became the bank and did a great stroke of business +the rattle of the harness was the chink of money and more drafts +were honoured in five minutes than even tellsons with all its +foreign and home connection ever paid in thrice the time then the +strong rooms underground at tellsons with such of their valuable +stores and secrets as were known to the passenger and it was not a +little that he knew about them opened before him and he went in +among them with the great keys and the feebly burning candle and +found them safe and strong and sound and still just as he had +last seen them + +but though the bank was almost always with him and though the coach +in a confused way like the presence of pain under an opiate was +always with him there was another current of impression that never +ceased to run all through the night he was on his way to dig some +one out of a grave + +now which of the multitude of faces that showed themselves before +him was the true face of the buried person the shadows of the night +did not indicate but they were all the faces of a man of five and +forty by years and they differed principally in the passions they +expressed and in the ghastliness of their worn and wasted state +pride contempt defiance stubbornness submission lamentation +succeeded one another so did varieties of sunken cheek cadaverous +colour emaciated hands and figures but the face was in the main +one face and every head was prematurely white a hundred times the +dozing passenger inquired of this spectre + +buried how long + +the answer was always the same almost eighteen years + +you had abandoned all hope of being dug out + +long ago + +you know that you are recalled to life + +they tell me so + +i hope you care to live + +i cant say + +shall i show her to you will you come and see her + +the answers to this question were various and contradictory +sometimes the broken reply was wait it would kill me if i saw +her too soon sometimes it was given in a tender rain of tears +and then it was take me to her sometimes it was staring and +bewildered and then it was i dont know her i dont understand + +after such imaginary discourse the passenger in his fancy would dig +and dig dig now with a spade now with a great key now with his +hands to dig this wretched creature out got out at last with +earth hanging about his face and hair he would suddenly fan away to +dust the passenger would then start to himself and lower the +window to get the reality of mist and rain on his cheek + +yet even when his eyes were opened on the mist and rain on the +moving patch of light from the lamps and the hedge at the roadside +retreating by jerks the night shadows outside the coach would fall +into the train of the night shadows within the real banking house +by temple bar the real business of the past day the real strong +rooms the real express sent after him and the real message returned +would all be there out of the midst of them the ghostly face would +rise and he would accost it again + +buried how long + +almost eighteen years + +i hope you care to live + +i cant say + +dig dig dig until an impatient movement from one of the two +passengers would admonish him to pull up the window draw his arm +securely through the leathern strap and speculate upon the two +slumbering forms until his mind lost its hold of them and they +again slid away into the bank and the grave + +buried how long + +almost eighteen years + +you had abandoned all hope of being dug out + +long ago + +the words were still in his hearing as just spoken distinctly in his +hearing as ever spoken words had been in his life when the weary +passenger started to the consciousness of daylight and found that +the shadows of the night were gone + +he lowered the window and looked out at the rising sun there was a +ridge of ploughed land with a plough upon it where it had been left +last night when the horses were unyoked beyond a quiet coppice wood +in which many leaves of burning red and golden yellow still remained +upon the trees though the earth was cold and wet the sky was +clear and the sun rose bright placid and beautiful + +eighteen years said the passenger looking at the sun +gracious creator of day to be buried alive for eighteen years + + + +iv + +the preparation + + +when the mail got successfully to dover in the course of the +forenoon the head drawer at the royal george hotel opened the +coach door as his custom was he did it with some flourish of +ceremony for a mail journey from london in winter was an achievement +to congratulate an adventurous traveller upon + +by that time there was only one adventurous traveller left be +congratulated for the two others had been set down at their +respective roadside destinations the mildewy inside of the coach +with its damp and dirty straw its disagreeable smell and its +obscurity was rather like a larger dog kennel mr lorry the +passenger shaking himself out of it in chains of straw a tangle of +shaggy wrapper flapping hat and muddy legs was rather like a +larger sort of dog + +there will be a packet to calais tomorrow drawer + +yes sir if the weather holds and the wind sets tolerable fair +the tide will serve pretty nicely at about two in the afternoon +sir bed sir + +i shall not go to bed till night but i want a bedroom and a barber + +and then breakfast sir yes sir that way sir if you please +show concord gentlemans valise and hot water to concord pull off +gentlemans boots in concord you will find a fine sea coal fire +sir fetch barber to concord stir about there now for concord + +the concord bed chamber being always assigned to a passenger by the +mail and passengers by the mail being always heavily wrapped up from +head to foot the room had the odd interest for the establishment of +the royal george that although but one kind of man was seen to go +into it all kinds and varieties of men came out of it consequently +another drawer and two porters and several maids and the landlady +were all loitering by accident at various points of the road between +the concord and the coffee room when a gentleman of sixty formally +dressed in a brown suit of clothes pretty well worn but very well +kept with large square cuffs and large flaps to the pockets passed +along on his way to his breakfast + +the coffee room had no other occupant that forenoon than the +gentleman in brown his breakfast table was drawn before the fire +and as he sat with its light shining on him waiting for the meal +he sat so still that he might have been sitting for his portrait + +very orderly and methodical he looked with a hand on each knee and +a loud watch ticking a sonorous sermon under his flapped waist coat +as though it pitted its gravity and longevity against the levity and +evanescence of the brisk fire he had a good leg and was a little +vain of it for his brown stockings fitted sleek and close and were +of a fine texture his shoes and buckles too though plain were +trim he wore an odd little sleek crisp flaxen wig setting very +close to his head which wig it is to be presumed was made of hair +but which looked far more as though it were spun from filaments of +silk or glass his linen though not of a fineness in accordance +with his stockings was as white as the tops of the waves that broke +upon the neighbouring beach or the specks of sail that glinted in +the sunlight far at sea a face habitually suppressed and quieted +was still lighted up under the quaint wig by a pair of moist bright +eyes that it must have cost their owner in years gone by some pains +to drill to the composed and reserved expression of tellsons bank +he had a healthy colour in his cheeks and his face though lined +bore few traces of anxiety but perhaps the confidential bachelor +clerks in tellsons bank were principally occupied with the cares of +other people and perhaps second hand cares like second hand +clothes come easily off and on + +completing his resemblance to a man who was sitting for his portrait +mr lorry dropped off to sleep the arrival of his breakfast roused +him and he said to the drawer as he moved his chair to it + +i wish accommodation prepared for a young lady who may come here at +any time to day she may ask for mr jarvis lorry or she may only +ask for a gentleman from tellsons bank please to let me know + +yes sir tellsons bank in london sir + +yes + +yes sir we have oftentimes the honour to entertain your gentlemen +in their travelling backwards and forwards betwixt london and paris +sir a vast deal of travelling sir in tellson and companys house + +yes we are quite a french house as well as an english one + +yes sir not much in the habit of such travelling yourself +i think sir + +not of late years it is fifteen years since we since i came +last from france + +indeed sir that was before my time here sir before our peoples +time here sir the george was in other hands at that time sir + +i believe so + +but i would hold a pretty wager sir that a house like tellson and +company was flourishing a matter of fifty not to speak of fifteen +years ago + +you might treble that and say a hundred and fifty yet not be far +from the truth + +indeed sir + +rounding his mouth and both his eyes as he stepped backward from the +table the waiter shifted his napkin from his right arm to his left +dropped into a comfortable attitude and stood surveying the guest +while he ate and drank as from an observatory or watchtower +according to the immemorial usage of waiters in all ages + +when mr lorry had finished his breakfast he went out for a stroll +on the beach the little narrow crooked town of dover hid itself +away from the beach and ran its head into the chalk cliffs like a +marine ostrich the beach was a desert of heaps of sea and stones +tumbling wildly about and the sea did what it liked and what it +liked was destruction it thundered at the town and thundered at +the cliffs and brought the coast down madly the air among the +houses was of so strong a piscatory flavour that one might have +supposed sick fish went up to be dipped in it as sick people went +down to be dipped in the sea a little fishing was done in the port +and a quantity of strolling about by night and looking seaward +particularly at those times when the tide made and was near flood +small tradesmen who did no business whatever sometimes unaccountably +realised large fortunes and it was remarkable that nobody in the +neighbourhood could endure a lamplighter + +as the day declined into the afternoon and the air which had been +at intervals clear enough to allow the french coast to be seen +became again charged with mist and vapour mr lorrys thoughts +seemed to cloud too when it was dark and he sat before the +coffee room fire awaiting his dinner as he had awaited his breakfast +his mind was busily digging digging digging in the live red coals + +a bottle of good claret after dinner does a digger in the red coals +no harm otherwise than as it has a tendency to throw him out of +work mr lorry had been idle a long time and had just poured out +his last glassful of wine with as complete an appearance of +satisfaction as is ever to be found in an elderly gentleman of a +fresh complexion who has got to the end of a bottle when a rattling +of wheels came up the narrow street and rumbled into the inn yard + +he set down his glass untouched this is mamselle said he + +in a very few minutes the waiter came in to announce that miss +manette had arrived from london and would be happy to see the +gentleman from tellsons + +so soon + +miss manette had taken some refreshment on the road and required +none then and was extremely anxious to see the gentleman from +tellsons immediately if it suited his pleasure and convenience + +the gentleman from tellsons had nothing left for it but to empty his +glass with an air of stolid desperation settle his odd little flaxen +wig at the ears and follow the waiter to miss manettes apartment +it was a large dark room furnished in a funereal manner with black +horsehair and loaded with heavy dark tables these had been oiled +and oiled until the two tall candles on the table in the middle of +the room were gloomily reflected on every leaf as if _they_ were +buried in deep graves of black mahogany and no light to speak of +could be expected from them until they were dug out + +the obscurity was so difficult to penetrate that mr lorry +picking his way over the well worn turkey carpet supposed +miss manette to be for the moment in some adjacent room until +having got past the two tall candles he saw standing to receive him +by the table between them and the fire a young lady of not more than +seventeen in a riding cloak and still holding her straw travelling +hat by its ribbon in her hand as his eyes rested on a short slight +pretty figure a quantity of golden hair a pair of blue eyes that +met his own with an inquiring look and a forehead with a singular +capacity remembering how young and smooth it was of rifting and +knitting itself into an expression that was not quite one of perplexity +or wonder or alarm or merely of a bright fixed attention though it +included all the four expressions as his eyes rested on these things +a sudden vivid likeness passed before him of a child whom he had +held in his arms on the passage across that very channel one cold +time when the hail drifted heavily and the sea ran high the +likeness passed away like a breath along the surface of the gaunt +pier glass behind her on the frame of which a hospital procession +of negro cupids several headless and all cripples were offering +black baskets of dead sea fruit to black divinities of the feminine +gender and he made his formal bow to miss manette + +pray take a seat sir in a very clear and pleasant young voice +a little foreign in its accent but a very little indeed + +i kiss your hand miss said mr lorry with the manners of an +earlier date as he made his formal bow again and took his seat + +i received a letter from the bank sir yesterday informing me that +some intelligence or discovery + +the word is not material miss either word will do + + respecting the small property of my poor father whom i never +saw so long dead + +mr lorry moved in his chair and cast a troubled look towards the +hospital procession of negro cupids as if _they_ had any help for +anybody in their absurd baskets + + rendered it necessary that i should go to paris there to +communicate with a gentleman of the bank so good as to be despatched +to paris for the purpose + +myself + +as i was prepared to hear sir + +she curtseyed to him young ladies made curtseys in those days with +a pretty desire to convey to him that she felt how much older and +wiser he was than she he made her another bow + +i replied to the bank sir that as it was considered necessary by +those who know and who are so kind as to advise me that i should go +to france and that as i am an orphan and have no friend who could go +with me i should esteem it highly if i might be permitted to place +myself during the journey under that worthy gentlemans protection +the gentleman had left london but i think a messenger was sent after +him to beg the favour of his waiting for me here + +i was happy said mr lorry to be entrusted with the charge +i shall be more happy to execute it + +sir i thank you indeed i thank you very gratefully it was told +me by the bank that the gentleman would explain to me the details of +the business and that i must prepare myself to find them of a +surprising nature i have done my best to prepare myself and i +naturally have a strong and eager interest to know what they are + +naturally said mr lorry yes i + +after a pause he added again settling the crisp flaxen wig at the ears +it is very difficult to begin + +he did not begin but in his indecision met her glance the young +forehead lifted itself into that singular expression but it was +pretty and characteristic besides being singular and she raised +her hand as if with an involuntary action she caught at or stayed +some passing shadow + +are you quite a stranger to me sir + +am i not mr lorry opened his hands and extended them outwards +with an argumentative smile + +between the eyebrows and just over the little feminine nose the line +of which was as delicate and fine as it was possible to be the +expression deepened itself as she took her seat thoughtfully in the +chair by which she had hitherto remained standing he watched her as +she mused and the moment she raised her eyes again went on + +in your adopted country i presume i cannot do better than address +you as a young english lady miss manette + +if you please sir + +miss manette i am a man of business i have a business charge to +acquit myself of in your reception of it dont heed me any more +than if i was a speaking machine truly i am not much else i will +with your leave relate to you miss the story of one of our +customers + +story + +he seemed wilfully to mistake the word she had repeated when he +added in a hurry yes customers in the banking business we +usually call our connection our customers he was a french +gentleman a scientific gentleman a man of great acquirements a +doctor + +not of beauvais + +why yes of beauvais like monsieur manette your father +the gentleman was of beauvais like monsieur manette your father +the gentleman was of repute in paris i had the honour of knowing +him there our relations were business relations but confidential +i was at that time in our french house and had been oh twenty years + +at that time i may ask at what time sir + +i speak miss of twenty years ago he married an english +lady and i was one of the trustees his affairs like the affairs +of many other french gentlemen and french families were entirely in +tellsons hands in a similar way i am or i have been trustee of +one kind or other for scores of our customers these are mere business +relations miss there is no friendship in them no particular +interest nothing like sentiment i have passed from one to another +in the course of my business life just as i pass from one of our +customers to another in the course of my business day in short i +have no feelings i am a mere machine to go on + +but this is my fathers story sir and i begin to think + the curiously roughened forehead was very intent upon him that +when i was left an orphan through my mothers surviving my father +only two years it was you who brought me to england i am almost +sure it was you + +mr lorry took the hesitating little hand that confidingly advanced +to take his and he put it with some ceremony to his lips he then +conducted the young lady straightway to her chair again and holding +the chair back with his left hand and using his right by turns to +rub his chin pull his wig at the ears or point what he said stood +looking down into her face while she sat looking up into his + +miss manette it _was_ i and you will see how truly i spoke of +myself just now in saying i had no feelings and that all the +relations i hold with my fellow creatures are mere business +relations when you reflect that i have never seen you since +no you have been the ward of tellsons house since and i have been +busy with the other business of tellsons house since feelings +i have no time for them no chance of them i pass my whole life +miss in turning an immense pecuniary mangle + +after this odd description of his daily routine of employment mr +lorry flattened his flaxen wig upon his head with both hands which +was most unnecessary for nothing could be flatter than its shining +surface was before and resumed his former attitude + +so far miss as you have remarked this is the story of your +regretted father now comes the difference if your father had not +died when he did dont be frightened how you start + +she did indeed start and she caught his wrist with both her hands + +pray said mr lorry in a soothing tone bringing his left hand +from the back of the chair to lay it on the supplicatory fingers that +clasped him in so violent a tremble pray control your agitation a +matter of business as i was saying + +her look so discomposed him that he stopped wandered and began anew + +as i was saying if monsieur manette had not died if he had +suddenly and silently disappeared if he had been spirited away +if it had not been difficult to guess to what dreadful place though +no art could trace him if he had an enemy in some compatriot who +could exercise a privilege that i in my own time have known the boldest +people afraid to speak of in a whisper across the water there for +instance the privilege of filling up blank forms for the consignment +of any one to the oblivion of a prison for any length of time if his +wife had implored the king the queen the court the clergy for any +tidings of him and all quite in vain then the history of your father +would have been the history of this unfortunate gentleman the doctor +of beauvais + +i entreat you to tell me more sir + +i will i am going to you can bear it + +i can bear anything but the uncertainty you leave me in at this moment + +you speak collectedly and you _are_ collected thats good +though his manner was less satisfied than his words a matter of +business regard it as a matter of business business that must be +done now if this doctors wife though a lady of great courage and +spirit had suffered so intensely from this cause before her little +child was born + +the little child was a daughter sir + +a daughter a a matter of business dont be distressed miss +if the poor lady had suffered so intensely before her little child +was born that she came to the determination of sparing the poor +child the inheritance of any part of the agony she had known the +pains of by rearing her in the belief that her father was dead +no dont kneel in heavens name why should you kneel to me + +for the truth o dear good compassionate sir for the truth + +a a matter of business you confuse me and how can i transact +business if i am confused let us be clear headed if you could +kindly mention now for instance what nine times ninepence are +or how many shillings in twenty guineas it would be so encouraging +i should be so much more at my ease about your state of mind + +without directly answering to this appeal she sat so still when +he had very gently raised her and the hands that had not ceased +to clasp his wrists were so much more steady than they had been +that she communicated some reassurance to mr jarvis lorry + +thats right thats right courage business you have business +before you useful business miss manette your mother took this +course with you and when she died i believe broken hearted +having never slackened her unavailing search for your father +she left you at two years old to grow to be blooming beautiful +and happy without the dark cloud upon you of living in uncertainty +whether your father soon wore his heart out in prison or wasted +there through many lingering years + +as he said the words he looked down with an admiring pity on the +flowing golden hair as if he pictured to himself that it might have +been already tinged with grey + +you know that your parents had no great possession and that what +they had was secured to your mother and to you there has been no +new discovery of money or of any other property but + +he felt his wrist held closer and he stopped the expression in the +forehead which had so particularly attracted his notice and which +was now immovable had deepened into one of pain and horror + +but he has been been found he is alive greatly changed it is +too probable almost a wreck it is possible though we will hope the +best still alive your father has been taken to the house of an +old servant in paris and we are going there i to identify him if +i can you to restore him to life love duty rest comfort + +a shiver ran through her frame and from it through his she said +in a low distinct awe stricken voice as if she were saying it in a +dream + +i am going to see his ghost it will be his ghost not him + +mr lorry quietly chafed the hands that held his arm there there +there see now see now the best and the worst are known to you now +you are well on your way to the poor wronged gentleman and with a fair +sea voyage and a fair land journey you will be soon at his dear side + +she repeated in the same tone sunk to a whisper i have been free +i have been happy yet his ghost has never haunted me + +only one thing more said mr lorry laying stress upon it as a +wholesome means of enforcing her attention he has been found under +another name his own long forgotten or long concealed it would be +worse than useless now to inquire which worse than useless to seek +to know whether he has been for years overlooked or always designedly +held prisoner it would be worse than useless now to make any inquiries +because it would be dangerous better not to mention the subject +anywhere or in any way and to remove him for a while at all events +out of france even i safe as an englishman and even tellsons +important as they are to french credit avoid all naming of the +matter i carry about me not a scrap of writing openly referring to +it this is a secret service altogether my credentials entries +and memoranda are all comprehended in the one line `recalled to +life which may mean anything but what is the matter she doesnt +notice a word miss manette + +perfectly still and silent and not even fallen back in her chair +she sat under his hand utterly insensible with her eyes open and +fixed upon him and with that last expression looking as if it were +carved or branded into her forehead so close was her hold upon his +arm that he feared to detach himself lest he should hurt her +therefore he called out loudly for assistance without moving + +a wild looking woman whom even in his agitation mr lorry observed +to be all of a red colour and to have red hair and to be dressed in +some extraordinary tight fitting fashion and to have on her head a +most wonderful bonnet like a grenadier wooden measure and good +measure too or a great stilton cheese came running into the room in +advance of the inn servants and soon settled the question of his +detachment from the poor young lady by laying a brawny hand upon his +chest and sending him flying back against the nearest wall + +i really think this must be a man was mr lorrys breathless +reflection simultaneously with his coming against the wall + +why look at you all bawled this figure addressing the inn +servants why dont you go and fetch things instead of standing +there staring at me i am not so much to look at am i why dont +you go and fetch things ill let you know if you dont bring +smelling salts cold water and vinegar quick i will + +there was an immediate dispersal for these restoratives and she +softly laid the patient on a sofa and tended her with great skill +and gentleness calling her my precious and my bird and spreading +her golden hair aside over her shoulders with great pride and care + +and you in brown she said indignantly turning to mr lorry +couldnt you tell her what you had to tell her without frightening +her to death look at her with her pretty pale face and her cold +hands do you call _that_ being a banker + +mr lorry was so exceedingly disconcerted by a question so hard to +answer that he could only look on at a distance with much feebler +sympathy and humility while the strong woman having banished the +inn servants under the mysterious penalty of letting them know +something not mentioned if they stayed there staring recovered her +charge by a regular series of gradations and coaxed her to lay her +drooping head upon her shoulder + +i hope she will do well now said mr lorry + +no thanks to you in brown if she does my darling pretty + +i hope said mr lorry after another pause of feeble sympathy and +humility that you accompany miss manette to france + +a likely thing too replied the strong woman if it was ever +intended that i should go across salt water do you suppose +providence would have cast my lot in an island + +this being another question hard to answer mr jarvis lorry withdrew +to consider it + + + +v + +the wine shop + + +a large cask of wine had been dropped and broken in the street +the accident had happened in getting it out of a cart the cask had +tumbled out with a run the hoops had burst and it lay on the stones +just outside the door of the wine shop shattered like a +walnut shell + +all the people within reach had suspended their business or their +idleness to run to the spot and drink the wine the rough +irregular stones of the street pointing every way and designed +one might have thought expressly to lame all living creatures that +approached them had dammed it into little pools these were surrounded +each by its own jostling group or crowd according to its size +some men kneeled down made scoops of their two hands joined and +sipped or tried to help women who bent over their shoulders to +sip before the wine had all run out between their fingers others +men and women dipped in the puddles with little mugs of mutilated +earthenware or even with handkerchiefs from womens heads which +were squeezed dry into infants mouths others made small mud +embankments to stem the wine as it ran others directed by +lookers on up at high windows darted here and there to cut off +little streams of wine that started away in new directions others +devoted themselves to the sodden and lee dyed pieces of the cask +licking and even champing the moister wine rotted fragments with +eager relish there was no drainage to carry off the wine and not +only did it all get taken up but so much mud got taken up along with +it that there might have been a scavenger in the street if anybody +acquainted with it could have believed in such a miraculous presence + +a shrill sound of laughter and of amused voices voices of men +women and children resounded in the street while this wine game +lasted there was little roughness in the sport and much playfulness +there was a special companionship in it an observable inclination on +the part of every one to join some other one which led especially +among the luckier or lighter hearted to frolicsome embraces +drinking of healths shaking of hands and even joining of hands and +dancing a dozen together when the wine was gone and the places +where it had been most abundant were raked into a gridiron pattern by +fingers these demonstrations ceased as suddenly as they had broken +out the man who had left his saw sticking in the firewood he was +cutting set it in motion again the women who had left on a door step +the little pot of hot ashes at which she had been trying to soften +the pain in her own starved fingers and toes or in those of her +child returned to it men with bare arms matted locks and cadaverous +faces who had emerged into the winter light from cellars moved +away to descend again and a gloom gathered on the scene that +appeared more natural to it than sunshine + +the wine was red wine and had stained the ground of the narrow +street in the suburb of saint antoine in paris where it was +spilled it had stained many hands too and many faces and many +naked feet and many wooden shoes the hands of the man who sawed +the wood left red marks on the billets and the forehead of the +woman who nursed her baby was stained with the stain of the old rag +she wound about her head again those who had been greedy with the +staves of the cask had acquired a tigerish smear about the mouth +and one tall joker so besmirched his head more out of a long squalid +bag of a nightcap than in it scrawled upon a wall with his finger +dipped in muddy wine lees blood + +the time was to come when that wine too would be spilled on the +street stones and when the stain of it would be red upon many there + +and now that the cloud settled on saint antoine which a momentary +gleam had driven from his sacred countenance the darkness of it was +heavy cold dirt sickness ignorance and want were the lords in +waiting on the saintly presence nobles of great power all of them +but most especially the last samples of a people that had +undergone a terrible grinding and regrinding in the mill and +certainly not in the fabulous mill which ground old people young +shivered at every corner passed in and out at every doorway looked +from every window fluttered in every vestige of a garment that the +wind shook the mill which had worked them down was the mill that +grinds young people old the children had ancient faces and grave +voices and upon them and upon the grown faces and ploughed into +every furrow of age and coming up afresh was the sigh hunger it +was prevalent everywhere hunger was pushed out of the tall houses +in the wretched clothing that hung upon poles and lines hunger was +patched into them with straw and rag and wood and paper hunger was +repeated in every fragment of the small modicum of firewood that the +man sawed off hunger stared down from the smokeless chimneys and +started up from the filthy street that had no offal among its refuse +of anything to eat hunger was the inscription on the bakers +shelves written in every small loaf of his scanty stock of bad +bread at the sausage shop in every dead dog preparation that was +offered for sale hunger rattled its dry bones among the roasting +chestnuts in the turned cylinder hunger was shred into atomics in +every farthing porringer of husky chips of potato fried with some +reluctant drops of oil + +its abiding place was in all things fitted to it a narrow winding +street full of offence and stench with other narrow winding streets +diverging all peopled by rags and nightcaps and all smelling of +rags and nightcaps and all visible things with a brooding look upon +them that looked ill in the hunted air of the people there was yet +some wild beast thought of the possibility of turning at bay depressed +and slinking though they were eyes of fire were not wanting among +them nor compressed lips white with what they suppressed nor +foreheads knitted into the likeness of the gallows rope they mused +about enduring or inflicting the trade signs and they were almost +as many as the shops were all grim illustrations of want the +butcher and the porkman painted up only the leanest scrags of meat +the baker the coarsest of meagre loaves the people rudely pictured +as drinking in the wine shops croaked over their scanty measures of +thin wine and beer and were gloweringly confidential together +nothing was represented in a flourishing condition save tools and +weapons but the cutlers knives and axes were sharp and bright the +smiths hammers were heavy and the gunmakers stock was murderous +the crippling stones of the pavement with their many little +reservoirs of mud and water had no footways but broke off abruptly +at the doors the kennel to make amends ran down the middle of the +street when it ran at all which was only after heavy rains and +then it ran by many eccentric fits into the houses across the +streets at wide intervals one clumsy lamp was slung by a rope and +pulley at night when the lamplighter had let these down and lighted +and hoisted them again a feeble grove of dim wicks swung in a sickly +manner overhead as if they were at sea indeed they were at sea +and the ship and crew were in peril of tempest + +for the time was to come when the gaunt scarecrows of that region +should have watched the lamplighter in their idleness and hunger +so long as to conceive the idea of improving on his method and +hauling up men by those ropes and pulleys to flare upon the +darkness of their condition but the time was not come yet and +every wind that blew over france shook the rags of the scarecrows +in vain for the birds fine of song and feather took no warning + +the wine shop was a corner shop better than most others in its +appearance and degree and the master of the wine shop had stood +outside it in a yellow waistcoat and green breeches looking on at +the struggle for the lost wine its not my affair said he +with a final shrug of the shoulders the people from the market +did it let them bring another + +there his eyes happening to catch the tall joker writing up his +joke he called to him across the way + +say then my gaspard what do you do there + +the fellow pointed to his joke with immense significance as is often +the way with his tribe it missed its mark and completely failed +as is often the way with his tribe too + +what now are you a subject for the mad hospital said the +wine shop keeper crossing the road and obliterating the jest with +a handful of mud picked up for the purpose and smeared over it +why do you write in the public streets is there tell me thou is +there no other place to write such words in + +in his expostulation he dropped his cleaner hand perhaps accidentally +perhaps not upon the jokers heart the joker rapped it with his +own took a nimble spring upward and came down in a fantastic +dancing attitude with one of his stained shoes jerked off his foot +into his hand and held out a joker of an extremely not to say +wolfishly practical character he looked under those circumstances + +put it on put it on said the other call wine wine and finish +there with that advice he wiped his soiled hand upon the jokers +dress such as it was quite deliberately as having dirtied the hand +on his account and then recrossed the road and entered the wine shop + +this wine shop keeper was a bull necked martial looking man of +thirty and he should have been of a hot temperament for although +it was a bitter day he wore no coat but carried one slung over his +shoulder his shirt sleeves were rolled up too and his brown arms +were bare to the elbows neither did he wear anything more on his +head than his own crisply curling short dark hair he was a dark man +altogether with good eyes and a good bold breadth between them +good humoured looking on the whole but implacable looking too +evidently a man of a strong resolution and a set purpose a man not +desirable to be met rushing down a narrow pass with a gulf on either +side for nothing would turn the man + +madame defarge his wife sat in the shop behind the counter as he +came in madame defarge was a stout woman of about his own age with +a watchful eye that seldom seemed to look at anything a large hand +heavily ringed a steady face strong features and great composure +of manner there was a character about madame defarge from which +one might have predicated that she did not often make mistakes against +herself in any of the reckonings over which she presided madame +defarge being sensitive to cold was wrapped in fur and had a +quantity of bright shawl twined about her head though not to the +concealment of her large earrings her knitting was before her but +she had laid it down to pick her teeth with a toothpick thus +engaged with her right elbow supported by her left hand madame +defarge said nothing when her lord came in but coughed just one +grain of cough this in combination with the lifting of her darkly +defined eyebrows over her toothpick by the breadth of a line suggested +to her husband that he would do well to look round the shop among the +customers for any new customer who had dropped in while he stepped +over the way + +the wine shop keeper accordingly rolled his eyes about until they +rested upon an elderly gentleman and a young lady who were seated in +a corner other company were there two playing cards two playing +dominoes three standing by the counter lengthening out a short +supply of wine as he passed behind the counter he took notice that +the elderly gentleman said in a look to the young lady this is our +man + +what the devil do _you_ do in that galley there said monsieur +defarge to himself i dont know you + +but he feigned not to notice the two strangers and fell into +discourse with the triumvirate of customers who were drinking at the +counter + +how goes it jacques said one of these three to monsieur defarge +is all the spilt wine swallowed + +every drop jacques answered monsieur defarge + +when this interchange of christian name was effected madame defarge +picking her teeth with her toothpick coughed another grain of cough +and raised her eyebrows by the breadth of another line + +it is not often said the second of the three addressing monsieur +defarge that many of these miserable beasts know the taste of wine +or of anything but black bread and death is it not so jacques + +it is so jacques monsieur defarge returned + +at this second interchange of the christian name madame defarge +still using her toothpick with profound composure coughed another +grain of cough and raised her eyebrows by the breadth of another line + +the last of the three now said his say as he put down his empty +drinking vessel and smacked his lips + +ah so much the worse a bitter taste it is that such poor cattle +always have in their mouths and hard lives they live jacques +am i right jacques + +you are right jacques was the response of monsieur defarge + +this third interchange of the christian name was completed at the +moment when madame defarge put her toothpick by kept her eyebrows +up and slightly rustled in her seat + +hold then true muttered her husband gentlemen my wife + +the three customers pulled off their hats to madame defarge with +three flourishes she acknowledged their homage by bending her head +and giving them a quick look then she glanced in a casual manner +round the wine shop took up her knitting with great apparent +calmness and repose of spirit and became absorbed in it + +gentlemen said her husband who had kept his bright eye +observantly upon her good day the chamber furnished bachelor +fashion that you wished to see and were inquiring for when i +stepped out is on the fifth floor the doorway of the staircase +gives on the little courtyard close to the left here pointing with +his hand near to the window of my establishment but now that i +remember one of you has already been there and can show the way +gentlemen adieu + +they paid for their wine and left the place the eyes of monsieur +defarge were studying his wife at her knitting when the elderly +gentleman advanced from his corner and begged the favour of a word + +willingly sir said monsieur defarge and quietly stepped with him +to the door + +their conference was very short but very decided almost at the +first word monsieur defarge started and became deeply attentive +it had not lasted a minute when he nodded and went out the +gentleman then beckoned to the young lady and they too went out +madame defarge knitted with nimble fingers and steady eyebrows and +saw nothing + +mr jarvis lorry and miss manette emerging from the wine shop thus +joined monsieur defarge in the doorway to which he had directed his +own company just before it opened from a stinking little black +courtyard and was the general public entrance to a great pile of +houses inhabited by a great number of people in the gloomy tile +paved entry to the gloomy tile paved staircase monsieur defarge bent +down on one knee to the child of his old master and put her hand to +his lips it was a gentle action but not at all gently done a very +remarkable transformation had come over him in a few seconds he had +no good humour in his face nor any openness of aspect left but had +become a secret angry dangerous man + +it is very high it is a little difficult better to begin slowly +thus monsieur defarge in a stern voice to mr lorry as they began +ascending the stairs + +is he alone the latter whispered + +alone god help him who should be with him said the other in the +same low voice + +is he always alone then + +yes + +of his own desire + +of his own necessity as he was when i first saw him after they +found me and demanded to know if i would take him and at my peril +be discreet as he was then so he is now + +he is greatly changed + +changed + +the keeper of the wine shop stopped to strike the wall with his hand +and mutter a tremendous curse no direct answer could have been half +so forcible mr lorrys spirits grew heavier and heavier as he and +his two companions ascended higher and higher + +such a staircase with its accessories in the older and more crowded +parts of paris would be bad enough now but at that time it was +vile indeed to unaccustomed and unhardened senses every little +habitation within the great foul nest of one high building that is +to say the room or rooms within every door that opened on the +general staircase left its own heap of refuse on its own landing +besides flinging other refuse from its own windows the uncontrollable +and hopeless mass of decomposition so engendered would have polluted +the air even if poverty and deprivation had not loaded it with their +intangible impurities the two bad sources combined made it almost +insupportable through such an atmosphere by a steep dark shaft of +dirt and poison the way lay yielding to his own disturbance of +mind and to his young companions agitation which became greater +every instant mr jarvis lorry twice stopped to rest each of these +stoppages was made at a doleful grating by which any languishing +good airs that were left uncorrupted seemed to escape and all +spoilt and sickly vapours seemed to crawl in through the rusted +bars tastes rather than glimpses were caught of the jumbled +neighbourhood and nothing within range nearer or lower than the +summits of the two great towers of notre dame had any promise on it +of healthy life or wholesome aspirations + +at last the top of the staircase was gained and they stopped for +the third time there was yet an upper staircase of a steeper +inclination and of contracted dimensions to be ascended before the +garret story was reached the keeper of the wine shop always going +a little in advance and always going on the side which mr lorry +took as though he dreaded to be asked any question by the young +lady turned himself about here and carefully feeling in the +pockets of the coat he carried over his shoulder took out a key + +the door is locked then my friend said mr lorry surprised + +ay yes was the grim reply of monsieur defarge + +you think it necessary to keep the unfortunate gentleman so retired + +i think it necessary to turn the key monsieur defarge whispered it +closer in his ear and frowned heavily + +why + +why because he has lived so long locked up that he would be +frightened rave tear himself to pieces die come to i know not what +harm if his door was left open + +is it possible exclaimed mr lorry + +is it possible repeated defarge bitterly yes and a beautiful +world we live in when it _is_ possible and when many other such +things are possible and not only possible but done done see +you under that sky there every day long live the devil let us +go on + +this dialogue had been held in so very low a whisper that not a word +of it had reached the young ladys ears but by this time she +trembled under such strong emotion and her face expressed such deep +anxiety and above all such dread and terror that mr lorry felt +it incumbent on him to speak a word or two of reassurance + +courage dear miss courage business the worst will be over +in a moment it is but passing the room door and the worst is over +then all the good you bring to him all the relief all the +happiness you bring to him begin let our good friend here +assist you on that side thats well friend defarge come now +business business + +they went up slowly and softly the staircase was short and they +were soon at the top there as it had an abrupt turn in it they +came all at once in sight of three men whose heads were bent down +close together at the side of a door and who were intently looking +into the room to which the door belonged through some chinks or +holes in the wall on hearing footsteps close at hand these three +turned and rose and showed themselves to be the three of one name +who had been drinking in the wine shop + +i forgot them in the surprise of your visit explained monsieur +defarge leave us good boys we have business here + +the three glided by and went silently down + +there appearing to be no other door on that floor and the keeper of +the wine shop going straight to this one when they were left alone +mr lorry asked him in a whisper with a little anger + +do you make a show of monsieur manette + +i show him in the way you have seen to a chosen few + +is that well + +_i_ think it is well + +who are the few how do you choose them + +i choose them as real men of my name jacques is my name to whom +the sight is likely to do good enough you are english that is +another thing stay there if you please a little moment + +with an admonitory gesture to keep them back he stooped and looked +in through the crevice in the wall soon raising his head again he +struck twice or thrice upon the door evidently with no other object +than to make a noise there with the same intention he drew the key +across it three or four times before he put it clumsily into the +lock and turned it as heavily as he could + +the door slowly opened inward under his hand and he looked into the +room and said something a faint voice answered something little +more than a single syllable could have been spoken on either side + +he looked back over his shoulder and beckoned them to enter +mr lorry got his arm securely round the daughters waist and held +her for he felt that she was sinking + +a a a business business he urged with a moisture that was not of +business shining on his cheek come in come in + +i am afraid of it she answered shuddering + +of it what + +i mean of him of my father + +rendered in a manner desperate by her state and by the beckoning of +their conductor he drew over his neck the arm that shook upon his +shoulder lifted her a little and hurried her into the room he sat +her down just within the door and held her clinging to him + +defarge drew out the key closed the door locked it on the inside +took out the key again and held it in his hand all this he did +methodically and with as loud and harsh an accompaniment of noise as +he could make finally he walked across the room with a measured +tread to where the window was he stopped there and faced round + +the garret built to be a depository for firewood and the like was +dim and dark for the window of dormer shape was in truth a door in +the roof with a little crane over it for the hoisting up of stores +from the street unglazed and closing up the middle in two pieces +like any other door of french construction to exclude the cold one +half of this door was fast closed and the other was opened but a +very little way such a scanty portion of light was admitted through +these means that it was difficult on first coming in to see +anything and long habit alone could have slowly formed in any one +the ability to do any work requiring nicety in such obscurity yet +work of that kind was being done in the garret for with his back +towards the door and his face towards the window where the keeper of +the wine shop stood looking at him a white haired man sat on a low +bench stooping forward and very busy making shoes + + + +vi + +the shoemaker + + +good day said monsieur defarge looking down at the white head +that bent low over the shoemaking + +it was raised for a moment and a very faint voice responded to the +salutation as if it were at a distance + +good day + +you are still hard at work i see + +after a long silence the head was lifted for another moment and the +voice replied yes i am working this time a pair of haggard eyes +had looked at the questioner before the face had dropped again + +the faintness of the voice was pitiable and dreadful it was not the +faintness of physical weakness though confinement and hard fare no +doubt had their part in it its deplorable peculiarity was that it +was the faintness of solitude and disuse it was like the last +feeble echo of a sound made long and long ago so entirely had it +lost the life and resonance of the human voice that it affected the +senses like a once beautiful colour faded away into a poor weak +stain so sunken and suppressed it was that it was like a voice +underground so expressive it was of a hopeless and lost creature +that a famished traveller wearied out by lonely wandering in a +wilderness would have remembered home and friends in such a tone +before lying down to die + +some minutes of silent work had passed and the haggard eyes had +looked up again not with any interest or curiosity but with a dull +mechanical perception beforehand that the spot where the only +visitor they were aware of had stood was not yet empty + +i want said defarge who had not removed his gaze from the +shoemaker to let in a little more light here you can bear a +little more + +the shoemaker stopped his work looked with a vacant air of listening +at the floor on one side of him then similarly at the floor on the +other side of him then upward at the speaker + +what did you say + +you can bear a little more light + +i must bear it if you let it in laying the palest shadow of a +stress upon the second word + +the opened half door was opened a little further and secured at that +angle for the time a broad ray of light fell into the garret and +showed the workman with an unfinished shoe upon his lap pausing in +his labour his few common tools and various scraps of leather were +at his feet and on his bench he had a white beard raggedly cut +but not very long a hollow face and exceedingly bright eyes the +hollowness and thinness of his face would have caused them to look +large under his yet dark eyebrows and his confused white hair +though they had been really otherwise but they were naturally +large and looked unnaturally so his yellow rags of shirt lay open +at the throat and showed his body to be withered and worn he and +his old canvas frock and his loose stockings and all his poor +tatters of clothes had in a long seclusion from direct light and +air faded down to such a dull uniformity of parchment yellow that +it would have been hard to say which was which + +he had put up a hand between his eyes and the light and the very +bones of it seemed transparent so he sat with a steadfastly vacant +gaze pausing in his work he never looked at the figure before him +without first looking down on this side of himself then on that as +if he had lost the habit of associating place with sound he never +spoke without first wandering in this manner and forgetting to speak + +are you going to finish that pair of shoes to day asked defarge +motioning to mr lorry to come forward + +what did you say + +do you mean to finish that pair of shoes to day + +i cant say that i mean to i suppose so i dont know + +but the question reminded him of his work and he bent over it again + +mr lorry came silently forward leaving the daughter by the door +when he had stood for a minute or two by the side of defarge the +shoemaker looked up he showed no surprise at seeing another figure +but the unsteady fingers of one of his hands strayed to his lips as +he looked at it his lips and his nails were of the same pale lead +colour and then the hand dropped to his work and he once more bent +over the shoe the look and the action had occupied but an instant + +you have a visitor you see said monsieur defarge + +what did you say + +here is a visitor + +the shoemaker looked up as before but without removing a hand from +his work + +come said defarge here is monsieur who knows a well made shoe +when he sees one show him that shoe you are working at take it +monsieur + +mr lorry took it in his hand + +tell monsieur what kind of shoe it is and the makers name + +there was a longer pause than usual before the shoemaker replied + +i forget what it was you asked me what did you say + +i said couldnt you describe the kind of shoe for monsieurs +information + +it is a ladys shoe it is a young ladys walking shoe it is in the +present mode i never saw the mode i have had a pattern in my hand +he glanced at the shoe with some little passing touch of pride + +and the makers name said defarge + +now that he had no work to hold he laid the knuckles of the right hand +in the hollow of the left and then the knuckles of the left hand in the +hollow of the right and then passed a hand across his bearded chin +and so on in regular changes without a moments intermission +the task of recalling him from the vagrancy into which he always +sank when he had spoken was like recalling some very weak person +from a swoon or endeavouring in the hope of some disclosure +to stay the spirit of a fast dying man + +did you ask me for my name + +assuredly i did + +one hundred and five north tower + +is that all + +one hundred and five north tower + +with a weary sound that was not a sigh nor a groan he bent to work +again until the silence was again broken + +you are not a shoemaker by trade said mr lorry looking steadfastly +at him + +his haggard eyes turned to defarge as if he would have transferred +the question to him but as no help came from that quarter they +turned back on the questioner when they had sought the ground + +i am not a shoemaker by trade no i was not a shoemaker by trade +i i learnt it here i taught myself i asked leave to + +he lapsed away even for minutes ringing those measured changes on +his hands the whole time his eyes came slowly back at last to the +face from which they had wandered when they rested on it he started +and resumed in the manner of a sleeper that moment awake +reverting to a subject of last night + +i asked leave to teach myself and i got it with much difficulty +after a long while and i have made shoes ever since + +as he held out his hand for the shoe that had been taken from him +mr lorry said still looking steadfastly in his face + +monsieur manette do you remember nothing of me + +the shoe dropped to the ground and he sat looking fixedly at the +questioner + +monsieur manette mr lorry laid his hand upon defarges arm +do you remember nothing of this man look at him look at me +is there no old banker no old business no old servant no old time +rising in your mind monsieur manette + +as the captive of many years sat looking fixedly by turns at +mr lorry and at defarge some long obliterated marks of an actively +intent intelligence in the middle of the forehead gradually forced +themselves through the black mist that had fallen on him they were +overclouded again they were fainter they were gone but they had +been there and so exactly was the expression repeated on the fair +young face of her who had crept along the wall to a point where she +could see him and where she now stood looking at him with hands +which at first had been only raised in frightened compassion if not +even to keep him off and shut out the sight of him but which were +now extending towards him trembling with eagerness to lay the +spectral face upon her warm young breast and love it back to life +and hope so exactly was the expression repeated though in stronger +characters on her fair young face that it looked as though it had +passed like a moving light from him to her + +darkness had fallen on him in its place he looked at the two less +and less attentively and his eyes in gloomy abstraction sought the +ground and looked about him in the old way finally with a deep +long sigh he took the shoe up and resumed his work + +have you recognised him monsieur asked defarge in a whisper + +yes for a moment at first i thought it quite hopeless but i have +unquestionably seen for a single moment the face that i once knew +so well hush let us draw further back hush + +she had moved from the wall of the garret very near to the bench on +which he sat there was something awful in his unconsciousness of +the figure that could have put out its hand and touched him as he +stooped over his labour + +not a word was spoken not a sound was made she stood like a +spirit beside him and he bent over his work + +it happened at length that he had occasion to change the instrument +in his hand for his shoemakers knife it lay on that side of him +which was not the side on which she stood he had taken it up and +was stooping to work again when his eyes caught the skirt of her +dress he raised them and saw her face the two spectators started +forward but she stayed them with a motion of her hand she had no +fear of his striking at her with the knife though they had + +he stared at her with a fearful look and after a while his lips +began to form some words though no sound proceeded from them by +degrees in the pauses of his quick and laboured breathing he was +heard to say + +what is this + +with the tears streaming down her face she put her two hands to her +lips and kissed them to him then clasped them on her breast as if +she laid his ruined head there + +you are not the gaolers daughter + +she sighed no + +who are you + +not yet trusting the tones of her voice she sat down on the bench +beside him he recoiled but she laid her hand upon his arm a +strange thrill struck him when she did so and visibly passed over +his frame he laid the knife down softly as he sat staring at her + +her golden hair which she wore in long curls had been hurriedly +pushed aside and fell down over her neck advancing his hand by +little and little he took it up and looked at it in the midst of +the action he went astray and with another deep sigh fell to work +at his shoemaking + +but not for long releasing his arm she laid her hand upon his +shoulder after looking doubtfully at it two or three times as if +to be sure that it was really there he laid down his work put his +hand to his neck and took off a blackened string with a scrap of +folded rag attached to it he opened this carefully on his knee +and it contained a very little quantity of hair not more than one or +two long golden hairs which he had in some old day wound off upon +his finger + +he took her hair into his hand again and looked closely at it it +is the same how can it be when was it how was it + +as the concentrated expression returned to his forehead he seemed to +become conscious that it was in hers too he turned her full to the +light and looked at her + +she had laid her head upon my shoulder that night when i was +summoned out she had a fear of my going though i had none and when +i was brought to the north tower they found these upon my sleeve +you will leave me them they can never help me to escape in the +body though they may in the spirit those were the words i said +i remember them very well + +he formed this speech with his lips many times before he could utter +it but when he did find spoken words for it they came to him +coherently though slowly + +how was this _was it you_ + +once more the two spectators started as he turned upon her with a +frightful suddenness but she sat perfectly still in his grasp and +only said in a low voice i entreat you good gentlemen do not +come near us do not speak do not move + +hark he exclaimed whose voice was that + +his hands released her as he uttered this cry and went up to his +white hair which they tore in a frenzy it died out as everything +but his shoemaking did die out of him and he refolded his little +packet and tried to secure it in his breast but he still looked at +her and gloomily shook his head + +no no no you are too young too blooming it cant be see what +the prisoner is these are not the hands she knew this is not the +face she knew this is not a voice she ever heard no no she +was and he was before the slow years of the north tower ages ago +what is your name my gentle angel + +hailing his softened tone and manner his daughter fell upon her +knees before him with her appealing hands upon his breast + +o sir at another time you shall know my name and who my mother +was and who my father and how i never knew their hard hard +history but i cannot tell you at this time and i cannot tell you +here all that i may tell you here and now is that i pray to you +to touch me and to bless me kiss me kiss me o my dear my dear + +his cold white head mingled with her radiant hair which warmed and +lighted it as though it were the light of freedom shining on him + +if you hear in my voice i dont know that it is so but i hope it +is if you hear in my voice any resemblance to a voice that once was +sweet music in your ears weep for it weep for it if you touch +in touching my hair anything that recalls a beloved head that lay on +your breast when you were young and free weep for it weep for it +if when i hint to you of a home that is before us where i will be +true to you with all my duty and with all my faithful service i +bring back the remembrance of a home long desolate while your poor +heart pined away weep for it weep for it + +she held him closer round the neck and rocked him on her breast +like a child + +if when i tell you dearest dear that your agony is over and that +i have come here to take you from it and that we go to england to be +at peace and at rest i cause you to think of your useful life laid +waste and of our native france so wicked to you weep for it weep +for it and if when i shall tell you of my name and of my father +who is living and of my mother who is dead you learn that i have to +kneel to my honoured father and implore his pardon for having never +for his sake striven all day and lain awake and wept all night +because the love of my poor mother hid his torture from me weep for +it weep for it weep for her then and for me good gentlemen +thank god i feel his sacred tears upon my face and his sobs strike +against my heart o see thank god for us thank god + +he had sunk in her arms and his face dropped on her breast a sight +so touching yet so terrible in the tremendous wrong and suffering +which had gone before it that the two beholders covered their faces + +when the quiet of the garret had been long undisturbed and his +heaving breast and shaken form had long yielded to the calm that must +follow all storms emblem to humanity of the rest and silence into +which the storm called life must hush at last they came forward to +raise the father and daughter from the ground he had gradually +dropped to the floor and lay there in a lethargy worn out she had +nestled down with him that his head might lie upon her arm and her +hair drooping over him curtained him from the light + +if without disturbing him she said raising her hand to mr lorry +as he stooped over them after repeated blowings of his nose all +could be arranged for our leaving paris at once so that from the +very door he could be taken away + +but consider is he fit for the journey asked mr lorry + +more fit for that i think than to remain in this city so dreadful to him + +it is true said defarge who was kneeling to look on and hear +more than that monsieur manette is for all reasons best out of +france say shall i hire a carriage and post horses + +thats business said mr lorry resuming on the shortest notice +his methodical manners and if business is to be done i had better do it + +then be so kind urged miss manette as to leave us here you see +how composed he has become and you cannot be afraid to leave him +with me now why should you be if you will lock the door to secure +us from interruption i do not doubt that you will find him when you +come back as quiet as you leave him in any case i will take care +of him until you return and then we will remove him straight + +both mr lorry and defarge were rather disinclined to this course +and in favour of one of them remaining but as there were not only +carriage and horses to be seen to but travelling papers and as time +pressed for the day was drawing to an end it came at last to their +hastily dividing the business that was necessary to be done and +hurrying away to do it + +then as the darkness closed in the daughter laid her head down on +the hard ground close at the fathers side and watched him the +darkness deepened and deepened and they both lay quiet until a +light gleamed through the chinks in the wall + +mr lorry and monsieur defarge had made all ready for the journey +and had brought with them besides travelling cloaks and wrappers +bread and meat wine and hot coffee monsieur defarge put this +provender and the lamp he carried on the shoemakers bench there +was nothing else in the garret but a pallet bed and he and +mr lorry roused the captive and assisted him to his feet + +no human intelligence could have read the mysteries of his mind in +the scared blank wonder of his face whether he knew what had +happened whether he recollected what they had said to him whether +he knew that he was free were questions which no sagacity could have +solved they tried speaking to him but he was so confused and so +very slow to answer that they took fright at his bewilderment and +agreed for the time to tamper with him no more he had a wild lost +manner of occasionally clasping his head in his hands that had not +been seen in him before yet he had some pleasure in the mere sound +of his daughters voice and invariably turned to it when she spoke + +in the submissive way of one long accustomed to obey under coercion +he ate and drank what they gave him to eat and drink and put on the +cloak and other wrappings that they gave him to wear he readily +responded to his daughters drawing her arm through his and +took and kept her hand in both his own + +they began to descend monsieur defarge going first with the lamp +mr lorry closing the little procession they had not traversed many +steps of the long main staircase when he stopped and stared at the +roof and round at the wails + +you remember the place my father you remember coming up here + +what did you say + +but before she could repeat the question he murmured an answer as +if she had repeated it + +remember no i dont remember it was so very long ago + +that he had no recollection whatever of his having been brought from +his prison to that house was apparent to them they heard him mutter +one hundred and five north tower and when he looked about him it +evidently was for the strong fortress walls which had long encompassed him +on their reaching the courtyard he instinctively altered his tread +as being in expectation of a drawbridge and when there was no +drawbridge and he saw the carriage waiting in the open street he +dropped his daughters hand and clasped his head again + +no crowd was about the door no people were discernible at any of the +many windows not even a chance passerby was in the street an unnatural +silence and desertion reigned there only one soul was to be seen +and that was madame defarge who leaned against the door post +knitting and saw nothing + +the prisoner had got into a coach and his daughter had followed him +when mr lorrys feet were arrested on the step by his asking +miserably for his shoemaking tools and the unfinished shoes madame +defarge immediately called to her husband that she would get them +and went knitting out of the lamplight through the courtyard she +quickly brought them down and handed them in and immediately +afterwards leaned against the door post knitting and saw nothing + +defarge got upon the box and gave the word to the barrier +the postilion cracked his whip and they clattered away under +the feeble over swinging lamps + +under the over swinging lamps swinging ever brighter in the better +streets and ever dimmer in the worse and by lighted shops gay +crowds illuminated coffee houses and theatre doors to one of the +city gates soldiers with lanterns at the guard house there +your papers travellers see here then monsieur the officer +said defarge getting down and taking him gravely apart these are +the papers of monsieur inside with the white head they were +consigned to me with him at the he dropped his voice there was +a flutter among the military lanterns and one of them being handed +into the coach by an arm in uniform the eyes connected with the arm +looked not an every day or an every night look at monsieur with the +white head it is well forward from the uniform adieu from +defarge and so under a short grove of feebler and feebler +over swinging lamps out under the great grove of stars + +beneath that arch of unmoved and eternal lights some so remote from +this little earth that the learned tell us it is doubtful whether +their rays have even yet discovered it as a point in space where +anything is suffered or done the shadows of the night were broad and +black all through the cold and restless interval until dawn they +once more whispered in the ears of mr jarvis lorry sitting opposite +the buried man who had been dug out and wondering what subtle powers +were for ever lost to him and what were capable of restoration the +old inquiry + +i hope you care to be recalled to life + +and the old answer + +i cant say + + + + +the end of the first book + + + + + +book the second the golden thread + + + + +i + +five years later + + +tellsons bank by temple bar was an old fashioned place even in the +year one thousand seven hundred and eighty it was very small very +dark very ugly very incommodious it was an old fashioned place +moreover in the moral attribute that the partners in the house were +proud of its smallness proud of its darkness proud of its ugliness +proud of its incommodiousness they were even boastful of its +eminence in those particulars and were fired by an express conviction +that if it were less objectionable it would be less respectable +this was no passive belief but an active weapon which they flashed +at more convenient places of business tellsons they said wanted +no elbow room tellsons wanted no light tellsons wanted no +embellishment noakes and cos might or snooks brothers might +but tellsons thank heaven + +any one of these partners would have disinherited his son on the +question of rebuilding tellsons in this respect the house was much +on a par with the country which did very often disinherit its sons +for suggesting improvements in laws and customs that had long been +highly objectionable but were only the more respectable + +thus it had come to pass that tellsons was the triumphant +perfection of inconvenience after bursting open a door of idiotic +obstinacy with a weak rattle in its throat you fell into tellsons +down two steps and came to your senses in a miserable little shop +with two little counters where the oldest of men made your cheque +shake as if the wind rustled it while they examined the signature by +the dingiest of windows which were always under a shower bath of mud +from fleet street and which were made the dingier by their own iron +bars proper and the heavy shadow of temple bar if your business +necessitated your seeing the house you were put into a species of +condemned hold at the back where you meditated on a misspent life +until the house came with its hands in its pockets and you could +hardly blink at it in the dismal twilight your money came out of +or went into wormy old wooden drawers particles of which flew up +your nose and down your throat when they were opened and shut your +bank notes had a musty odour as if they were fast decomposing into +rags again your plate was stowed away among the neighbouring +cesspools and evil communications corrupted its good polish in a day +or two your deeds got into extemporised strong rooms made of +kitchens and sculleries and fretted all the fat out of their +parchments into the banking house air your lighter boxes of family +papers went up stairs into a barmecide room that always had a great +dining table in it and never had a dinner and where even in the +year one thousand seven hundred and eighty the first letters written +to you by your old love or by your little children were but newly +released from the horror of being ogled through the windows by the +heads exposed on temple bar with an insensate brutality and ferocity +worthy of abyssinia or ashantee + +but indeed at that time putting to death was a recipe much in vogue +with all trades and professions and not least of all with tellsons +death is natures remedy for all things and why not legislations +accordingly the forger was put to death the utterer of a bad note +was put to death the unlawful opener of a letter was put to death +the purloiner of forty shillings and sixpence was put to death the +holder of a horse at tellsons door who made off with it was put to +death the coiner of a bad shilling was put to death the sounders of +three fourths of the notes in the whole gamut of crime were put to +death not that it did the least good in the way of prevention it +might almost have been worth remarking that the fact was exactly the +reverse but it cleared off as to this world the trouble of each +particular case and left nothing else connected with it to be looked +after thus tellsons in its day like greater places of business +its contemporaries had taken so many lives that if the heads laid +low before it had been ranged on temple bar instead of being +privately disposed of they would probably have excluded what little +light the ground floor had in a rather significant manner + +cramped in all kinds of dun cupboards and hutches at tellsons the +oldest of men carried on the business gravely when they took a +young man into tellsons london house they hid him somewhere till he +was old they kept him in a dark place like a cheese until he had +the full tellson flavour and blue mould upon him then only was he +permitted to be seen spectacularly poring over large books and +casting his breeches and gaiters into the general weight of the +establishment + +outside tellsons never by any means in it unless called in was an +odd job man an occasional porter and messenger who served as the +live sign of the house he was never absent during business hours +unless upon an errand and then he was represented by his son a +grisly urchin of twelve who was his express image people +understood that tellsons in a stately way tolerated the +odd job man the house had always tolerated some person in that +capacity and time and tide had drifted this person to the post his +surname was cruncher and on the youthful occasion of his renouncing +by proxy the works of darkness in the easterly parish church of +hounsditch he had received the added appellation of jerry + +the scene was mr crunchers private lodging in hanging sword alley +whitefriars the time half past seven of the clock on a windy march +morning anno domini seventeen hundred and eighty mr cruncher +himself always spoke of the year of our lord as anna dominoes +apparently under the impression that the christian era dated from the +invention of a popular game by a lady who had bestowed her name upon it + +mr crunchers apartments were not in a savoury neighbourhood and +were but two in number even if a closet with a single pane of glass +in it might be counted as one but they were very decently kept +early as it was on the windy march morning the room in which he lay +abed was already scrubbed throughout and between the cups and +saucers arranged for breakfast and the lumbering deal table a very +clean white cloth was spread + +mr cruncher reposed under a patchwork counterpane like a harlequin +at home at first he slept heavily but by degrees began to roll +and surge in bed until he rose above the surface with his spiky +hair looking as if it must tear the sheets to ribbons at which +juncture he exclaimed in a voice of dire exasperation + +bust me if she aint at it agin + +a woman of orderly and industrious appearance rose from her knees in +a corner with sufficient haste and trepidation to show that she was +the person referred to + +what said mr cruncher looking out of bed for a boot youre at +it agin are you + +after hailing the mom with this second salutation he threw a boot at +the woman as a third it was a very muddy boot and may introduce +the odd circumstance connected with mr crunchers domestic economy +that whereas he often came home after banking hours with clean +boots he often got up next morning to find the same boots +covered with clay + +what said mr cruncher varying his apostrophe after missing +his mark what are you up to aggerawayter + +i was only saying my prayers + +saying your prayers youre a nice woman what do you mean by +flopping yourself down and praying agin me + +i was not praying against you i was praying for you + +you werent and if you were i wont be took the liberty with +here your mothers a nice woman young jerry going a praying agin +your fathers prosperity youve got a dutiful mother you have my +son youve got a religious mother you have my boy going and +flopping herself down and praying that the bread and butter may be +snatched out of the mouth of her only child + +master cruncher who was in his shirt took this very ill and +turning to his mother strongly deprecated any praying away of his +personal board + +and what do you suppose you conceited female said mr cruncher +with unconscious inconsistency that the worth of _your_ prayers may be +name the price that you put _your_ prayers at + +they only come from the heart jerry they are worth no more than that + +worth no more than that repeated mr cruncher they aint worth +much then whether or no i wont be prayed agin i tell you +i cant afford it im not a going to be made unlucky by _your_ +sneaking if you must go flopping yourself down flop in favour +of your husband and child and not in opposition to em if i +had had any but a unnatral wife and this poor boy had had any but +a unnatral mother i might have made some money last week instead +of being counter prayed and countermined and religiously circumwented +into the worst of luck b u u ust me said mr cruncher who all +this time had been putting on his clothes if i aint what with +piety and one blowed thing and another been choused this last week +into as bad luck as ever a poor devil of a honest tradesman met with +young jerry dress yourself my boy and while i clean my boots keep +a eye upon your mother now and then and if you see any signs of more +flopping give me a call for i tell you here he addressed his +wife once more i wont be gone agin in this manner i am as +rickety as a hackney coach im as sleepy as laudanum my lines is +strained to that degree that i shouldnt know if it wasnt for the +pain in em which was me and which somebody else yet im none the +better for it in pocket and its my suspicion that youve been at it +from morning to night to prevent me from being the better for it in pocket +and i wont put up with it aggerawayter and what do you say now + +growling in addition such phrases as ah yes youre religious too +you wouldnt put yourself in opposition to the interests of your husband +and child would you not you and throwing off other sarcastic sparks +from the whirling grindstone of his indignation mr cruncher betook +himself to his boot cleaning and his general preparation for business +in the meantime his son whose head was garnished with tenderer spikes +and whose young eyes stood close by one another as his fathers did +kept the required watch upon his mother he greatly disturbed that +poor woman at intervals by darting out of his sleeping closet +where he made his toilet with a suppressed cry of you are going to flop +mother halloa father and after raising this fictitious alarm +darting in again with an undutiful grin + +mr crunchers temper was not at all improved when he came to his +breakfast he resented mrs crunchers saying grace with particular +animosity + +now aggerawayter what are you up to at it again + +his wife explained that she had merely asked a blessing + +dont do it said mr crunches looking about as if he rather +expected to see the loaf disappear under the efficacy of his wifes +petitions i aint a going to be blest out of house and home +i wont have my wittles blest off my table keep still + +exceedingly red eyed and grim as if he had been up all night at a +party which had taken anything but a convivial turn jerry cruncher +worried his breakfast rather than ate it growling over it like any +four footed inmate of a menagerie towards nine oclock he smoothed +his ruffled aspect and presenting as respectable and business like +an exterior as he could overlay his natural self with issued forth +to the occupation of the day + +it could scarcely be called a trade in spite of his favourite +description of himself as a honest tradesman his stock consisted +of a wooden stool made out of a broken backed chair cut down which +stool young jerry walking at his fathers side carried every +morning to beneath the banking house window that was nearest temple +bar where with the addition of the first handful of straw that +could be gleaned from any passing vehicle to keep the cold and wet +from the odd job mans feet it formed the encampment for the day +on this post of his mr cruncher was as well known to fleet street +and the temple as the bar itself and was almost as in looking + +encamped at a quarter before nine in good time to touch his three +cornered hat to the oldest of men as they passed in to tellsons +jerry took up his station on this windy march morning with young +jerry standing by him when not engaged in making forays through the +bar to inflict bodily and mental injuries of an acute description on +passing boys who were small enough for his amiable purpose father +and son extremely like each other looking silently on at the +morning traffic in fleet street with their two heads as near to one +another as the two eyes of each were bore a considerable resemblance +to a pair of monkeys the resemblance was not lessened by the +accidental circumstance that the mature jerry bit and spat out +straw while the twinkling eyes of the youthful jerry were as +restlessly watchful of him as of everything else in fleet street + +the head of one of the regular indoor messengers attached to +tellsons establishment was put through the door and the word was +given + +porter wanted + +hooray father heres an early job to begin with + +having thus given his parent god speed young jerry seated himself on +the stool entered on his reversionary interest in the straw his +father had been chewing and cogitated + +al ways rusty his fingers is al ways rusty muttered young jerry +where does my father get all that iron rust from he dont get no +iron rust here + + + +ii + +a sight + + +you know the old bailey well no doubt said one of the oldest of +clerks to jerry the messenger + +ye es sir returned jerry in something of a dogged manner i +_do_ know the bailey + +just so and you know mr lorry + +i know mr lorry sir much better than i know the bailey much +better said jerry not unlike a reluctant witness at the +establishment in question than i as a honest tradesman wish to +know the bailey + +very well find the door where the witnesses go in and show the +door keeper this note for mr lorry he will then let you in + +into the court sir + +into the court + +mr crunchers eyes seemed to get a little closer to one another and +to interchange the inquiry what do you think of this + +am i to wait in the court sir he asked as the result of that +conference + +i am going to tell you the door keeper will pass the note to mr +lorry and do you make any gesture that will attract mr lorrys +attention and show him where you stand then what you have to do +is to remain there until he wants you + +is that all sir + +thats all he wishes to have a messenger at hand this is to tell +him you are there + +as the ancient clerk deliberately folded and superscribed the note +mr cruncher after surveying him in silence until he came to the +blotting paper stage remarked + +i suppose theyll be trying forgeries this morning + +treason + +thats quartering said jerry barbarous + +it is the law remarked the ancient clerk turning his surprised +spectacles upon him it is the law + +its hard in the law to spile a man i think ifs hard enough to +kill him but its wery hard to spile him sir + +not at all retained the ancient clerk speak well of the law +take care of your chest and voice my good friend and leave the law +to take care of itself i give you that advice + +its the damp sir what settles on my chest and voice said jerry +i leave you to judge what a damp way of earning a living mine is + +well well said the old clerk we all have our various ways of +gaining a livelihood some of us have damp ways and some of us have +dry ways here is the letter go along + +jerry took the letter and remarking to himself with less internal +deference than he made an outward show of you are a lean old one +too made his bow informed his son in passing of his destination +and went his way + +they hanged at tyburn in those days so the street outside newgate +had not obtained one infamous notoriety that has since attached to +it but the gaol was a vile place in which most kinds of +debauchery and villainy were practised and where dire diseases were +bred that came into court with the prisoners and sometimes rushed +straight from the dock at my lord chief justice himself and pulled +him off the bench it had more than once happened that the judge in +the black cap pronounced his own doom as certainly as the prisoners +and even died before him for the rest the old bailey was famous as +a kind of deadly inn yard from which pale travellers set out +continually in carts and coaches on a violent passage into the +other world traversing some two miles and a half of public street +and road and shaming few good citizens if any so powerful is use +and so desirable to be good use in the beginning it was famous +too for the pillory a wise old institution that inflicted a +punishment of which no one could foresee the extent also for the +whipping post another dear old institution very humanising and +softening to behold in action also for extensive transactions in +blood money another fragment of ancestral wisdom systematically +leading to the most frightful mercenary crimes that could be +committed under heaven altogether the old bailey at that date +was a choice illustration of the precept that whatever is is right +an aphorism that would be as final as it is lazy did it not include +the troublesome consequence that nothing that ever was was wrong + +making his way through the tainted crowd dispersed up and down this +hideous scene of action with the skill of a man accustomed to make +his way quietly the messenger found out the door he sought and +handed in his letter through a trap in it for people then paid to +see the play at the old bailey just as they paid to see the play in +bedlam only the former entertainment was much the dearer therefore +all the old bailey doors were well guarded except indeed the +social doors by which the criminals got there and those were always +left wide open + +after some delay and demur the door grudgingly turned on its hinges +a very little way and allowed mr jerry cruncher to squeeze himself +into court + +whats on he asked in a whisper of the man he found himself next to + +nothing yet + +whats coming on + +the treason case + +the quartering one eh + +ah returned the man with a relish hell be drawn on a hurdle +to be half hanged and then hell be taken down and sliced before +his own face and then his inside will be taken out and burnt while +he looks on and then his head will be chopped off and hell be +cut into quarters thats the sentence + +if hes found guilty you mean to say jerry added by way of proviso + +oh theyll find him guilty said the other dont you be afraid of that + +mr crunchers attention was here diverted to the door keeper whom +he saw making his way to mr lorry with the note in his hand mr +lorry sat at a table among the gentlemen in wigs not far from a +wigged gentleman the prisoners counsel who had a great bundle of +papers before him and nearly opposite another wigged gentleman with +his hands in his pockets whose whole attention when mr cruncher +looked at him then or afterwards seemed to be concentrated on the +ceiling of the court after some gruff coughing and rubbing of his +chin and signing with his hand jerry attracted the notice of +mr lorry who had stood up to look for him and who quietly nodded +and sat down again + +whats _he_ got to do with the case asked the man he had spoken with + +blest if i know said jerry + +what have _you_ got to do with it then if a person may inquire + +blest if i know that either said jerry + +the entrance of the judge and a consequent great stir and settling +down in the court stopped the dialogue presently the dock became +the central point of interest two gaolers who had been standing +there went out and the prisoner was brought in and put to the bar + +everybody present except the one wigged gentleman who looked at the +ceiling stared at him all the human breath in the place rolled at +him like a sea or a wind or a fire eager faces strained round +pillars and corners to get a sight of him spectators in back rows +stood up not to miss a hair of him people on the floor of the +court laid their hands on the shoulders of the people before them +to help themselves at anybodys cost to a view of him stood +a tiptoe got upon ledges stood upon next to nothing to see every +inch of him conspicuous among these latter like an animated bit of +the spiked wall of newgate jerry stood aiming at the prisoner the +beery breath of a whet he had taken as he came along and discharging +it to mingle with the waves of other beer and gin and tea and +coffee and what not that flowed at him and already broke upon the +great windows behind him in an impure mist and rain + +the object of all this staring and blaring was a young man of about +five and twenty well grown and well looking with a sunburnt cheek +and a dark eye his condition was that of a young gentleman he was +plainly dressed in black or very dark grey and his hair which was +long and dark was gathered in a ribbon at the back of his neck more +to be out of his way than for ornament as an emotion of the mind +will express itself through any covering of the body so the paleness +which his situation engendered came through the brown upon his cheek +showing the soul to be stronger than the sun he was otherwise quite +self possessed bowed to the judge and stood quiet + +the sort of interest with which this man was stared and breathed at +was not a sort that elevated humanity had he stood in peril of a +less horrible sentence had there been a chance of any one of its +savage details being spared by just so much would he have lost in +his fascination the form that was to be doomed to be so shamefully +mangled was the sight the immortal creature that was to be so +butchered and torn asunder yielded the sensation whatever gloss +the various spectators put upon the interest according to their +several arts and powers of self deceit the interest was at the +root of it ogreish + +silence in the court charles darnay had yesterday pleaded not guilty +to an indictment denouncing him with infinite jingle and jangle for +that he was a false traitor to our serene illustrious excellent +and so forth prince our lord the king by reason of his having on +divers occasions and by divers means and ways assisted lewis the +french king in his wars against our said serene illustrious +excellent and so forth that was to say by coming and going +between the dominions of our said serene illustrious excellent and +so forth and those of the said french lewis and wickedly falsely +traitorously and otherwise evil adverbiously revealing to the said +french lewis what forces our said serene illustrious excellent and +so forth had in preparation to send to canada and north america +this much jerry with his head becoming more and more spiky as the +law terms bristled it made out with huge satisfaction and so +arrived circuitously at the understanding that the aforesaid and +over and over again aforesaid charles darnay stood there before him +upon his trial that the jury were swearing in and that +mr attorney general was making ready to speak + +the accused who was and who knew he was being mentally hanged +beheaded and quartered by everybody there neither flinched from +the situation nor assumed any theatrical air in it he was quiet +and attentive watched the opening proceedings with a grave interest +and stood with his hands resting on the slab of wood before him so +composedly that they had not displaced a leaf of the herbs with +which it was strewn the court was all bestrewn with herbs and +sprinkled with vinegar as a precaution against gaol air and gaol +fever + +over the prisoners head there was a mirror to throw the light down +upon him crowds of the wicked and the wretched had been reflected +in it and had passed from its surface and this earths together +haunted in a most ghastly manner that abominable place would have +been if the glass could ever have rendered back its reflections as +the ocean is one day to give up its dead some passing thought of +the infamy and disgrace for which it had been reserved may have +struck the prisoners mind be that as it may a change in his +position making him conscious of a bar of light across his face he +looked up and when he saw the glass his face flushed and his right +hand pushed the herbs away + +it happened that the action turned his face to that side of the court +which was on his left about on a level with his eyes there sat in +that corner of the judges bench two persons upon whom his look +immediately rested so immediately and so much to the changing of his +aspect that all the eyes that were turned upon him turned to them + +the spectators saw in the two figures a young lady of little more +than twenty and a gentleman who was evidently her father a man of +a very remarkable appearance in respect of the absolute whiteness +of his hair and a certain indescribable intensity of face not of +an active kind but pondering and self communing when this expression +was upon him he looked as if he were old but when it was stirred +and broken up as it was now in a moment on his speaking to his +daughter he became a handsome man not past the prime of life + +his daughter had one of her hands drawn through his arm as she sat +by him and the other pressed upon it she had drawn close to him +in her dread of the scene and in her pity for the prisoner her +forehead had been strikingly expressive of an engrossing terror and +compassion that saw nothing but the peril of the accused this had +been so very noticeable so very powerfully and naturally shown that +starers who had had no pity for him were touched by her and the +whisper went about who are they + +jerry the messenger who had made his own observations in his own +manner and who had been sucking the rust off his fingers in his +absorption stretched his neck to hear who they were the crowd +about him had pressed and passed the inquiry on to the nearest +attendant and from him it had been more slowly pressed and passed +back at last it got to jerry + +witnesses + +for which side + +against + +against what side + +the prisoners + +the judge whose eyes had gone in the general direction recalled +them leaned back in his seat and looked steadily at the man whose +life was in his hand as mr attorney general rose to spin the rope +grind the axe and hammer the nails into the scaffold + + + +iii + +a disappointment + + +mr attorney general had to inform the jury that the prisoner before +them though young in years was old in the treasonable practices +which claimed the forfeit of his life that this correspondence with +the public enemy was not a correspondence of to day or of yesterday +or even of last year or of the year before that it was certain +the prisoner had for longer than that been in the habit of passing +and repassing between france and england on secret business of which +he could give no honest account that if it were in the nature of +traitorous ways to thrive which happily it never was the real +wickedness and guilt of his business might have remained undiscovered +that providence however had put it into the heart of a person who +was beyond fear and beyond reproach to ferret out the nature of the +prisoners schemes and struck with horror to disclose them to his +majestys chief secretary of state and most honourable privy council +that this patriot would be produced before them that his position +and attitude were on the whole sublime that he had been the +prisoners friend but at once in an auspicious and an evil hour +detecting his infamy had resolved to immolate the traitor he could +no longer cherish in his bosom on the sacred altar of his country +that if statues were decreed in britain as in ancient greece and +rome to public benefactors this shining citizen would assuredly +have had one that as they were not so decreed he probably would +not have one that virtue as had been observed by the poets in +many passages which he well knew the jury would have word for word +at the tips of their tongues whereat the jurys countenances +displayed a guilty consciousness that they knew nothing about the +passages was in a manner contagious more especially the bright +virtue known as patriotism or love of country that the lofty +example of this immaculate and unimpeachable witness for the crown +to refer to whom however unworthily was an honour had communicated +itself to the prisoners servant and had engendered in him a holy +determination to examine his masters table drawers and pockets and +secrete his papers that he mr attorney general was prepared to +hear some disparagement attempted of this admirable servant but that +in a general way he preferred him to his mr attorney generals +brothers and sisters and honoured him more than his +mr attorney generals father and mother that he called with +confidence on the jury to come and do likewise that the evidence +of these two witnesses coupled with the documents of their +discovering that would be produced would show the prisoner to have +been furnished with lists of his majestys forces and of their +disposition and preparation both by sea and land and would leave no +doubt that he had habitually conveyed such information to a hostile +power that these lists could not be proved to be in the prisoners +handwriting but that it was all the same that indeed it was +rather the better for the prosecution as showing the prisoner to be +artful in his precautions that the proof would go back five years +and would show the prisoner already engaged in these pernicious +missions within a few weeks before the date of the very first action +fought between the british troops and the americans that for these +reasons the jury being a loyal jury as he knew they were and +being a responsible jury as _they_ knew they were must positively +find the prisoner guilty and make an end of him whether they liked +it or not that they never could lay their heads upon their pillows +that they never could tolerate the idea of their wives laying their +heads upon their pillows that they never could endure the notion of +their children laying their heads upon their pillows in short that +there never more could be for them or theirs any laying of heads +upon pillows at all unless the prisoners head was taken off that +head mr attorney general concluded by demanding of them in the name +of everything he could think of with a round turn in it and on the +faith of his solemn asseveration that he already considered the +prisoner as good as dead and gone + +when the attorney general ceased a buzz arose in the court as if +a cloud of great blue flies were swarming about the prisoner in +anticipation of what he was soon to become when toned down again +the unimpeachable patriot appeared in the witness box + +mr solicitor general then following his leaders lead examined +the patriot john barsad gentleman by name the story of his pure +soul was exactly what mr attorney general had described it to be +perhaps if it had a fault a little too exactly having released +his noble bosom of its burden he would have modestly withdrawn +himself but that the wigged gentleman with the papers before him +sitting not far from mr lorry begged to ask him a few questions +the wigged gentleman sitting opposite still looking at the ceiling +of the court + +had he ever been a spy himself no he scorned the base insinuation +what did he live upon his property where was his property +he didnt precisely remember where it was what was it no business +of anybodys had he inherited it yes he had from whom distant +relation very distant rather ever been in prison certainly not +never in a debtors prison didnt see what that had to do with it +never in a debtors prison come once again never yes how many +times two or three times not five or six perhaps of what +profession gentleman ever been kicked might have been frequently +no ever kicked downstairs decidedly not once received a kick on the +top of a staircase and fell downstairs of his own accord kicked on +that occasion for cheating at dice something to that effect was said +by the intoxicated liar who committed the assault but it was not +true swear it was not true positively ever live by cheating at +play never ever live by play not more than other gentlemen do +ever borrow money of the prisoner yes ever pay him no was not +this intimacy with the prisoner in reality a very slight one forced +upon the prisoner in coaches inns and packets no sure he saw +the prisoner with these lists certain knew no more about the lists +no had not procured them himself for instance no expect to get +anything by this evidence no not in regular government pay and +employment to lay traps oh dear no or to do anything oh dear no +swear that over and over again no motives but motives of sheer +patriotism none whatever + +the virtuous servant roger cly swore his way through the case at a +great rate he had taken service with the prisoner in good faith +and simplicity four years ago he had asked the prisoner aboard +the calais packet if he wanted a handy fellow and the prisoner had +engaged him he had not asked the prisoner to take the handy fellow +as an act of charity never thought of such a thing he began to +have suspicions of the prisoner and to keep an eye upon him soon +afterwards in arranging his clothes while travelling he had seen +similar lists to these in the prisoners pockets over and over again +he had taken these lists from the drawer of the prisoners desk +he had not put them there first he had seen the prisoner show these +identical lists to french gentlemen at calais and similar lists to +french gentlemen both at calais and boulogne he loved his country +and couldnt bear it and had given information he had never been +suspected of stealing a silver tea pot he had been maligned respecting +a mustard pot but it turned out to be only a plated one he had +known the last witness seven or eight years that was merely a +coincidence he didnt call it a particularly curious coincidence +most coincidences were curious neither did he call it a curious +coincidence that true patriotism was _his_ only motive too he was a +true briton and hoped there were many like him + +the blue flies buzzed again and mr attorney general called mr jarvis lorry + +mr jarvis lorry are you a clerk in tellsons bank + +i am + +on a certain friday night in november one thousand seven hundred and +seventy five did business occasion you to travel between london and +dover by the mail + +it did + +were there any other passengers in the mail + +two + +did they alight on the road in the course of the night + +they did + +mr lorry look upon the prisoner was he one of those two passengers + +i cannot undertake to say that he was + +does he resemble either of these two passengers + +both were so wrapped up and the night was so dark and we were all +so reserved that i cannot undertake to say even that + +mr lorry look again upon the prisoner supposing him wrapped up +as those two passengers were is there anything in his bulk and +stature to render it unlikely that he was one of them + +no + +you will not swear mr lorry that he was not one of them + +no + +so at least you say he may have been one of them + +yes except that i remember them both to have been like myself +timorous of highwaymen and the prisoner has not a timorous air + +did you ever see a counterfeit of timidity mr lorry + +i certainly have seen that + +mr lorry look once more upon the prisoner have you seen him +to your certain knowledge before + +i have + +when + +i was returning from france a few days afterwards and at calais +the prisoner came on board the packet ship in which i returned and +made the voyage with me + +at what hour did he come on board + +at a little after midnight + +in the dead of the night was he the only passenger who came on +board at that untimely hour + +he happened to be the only one + +never mind about `happening mr lorry he was the only passenger +who came on board in the dead of the night + +he was + +were you travelling alone mr lorry or with any companion + +with two companions a gentleman and lady they are here + +they are here had you any conversation with the prisoner + +hardly any the weather was stormy and the passage long and rough +and i lay on a sofa almost from shore to shore + +miss manette + +the young lady to whom all eyes had been turned before and were now +turned again stood up where she had sat her father rose with her +and kept her hand drawn through his arm + +miss manette look upon the prisoner + +to be confronted with such pity and such earnest youth and beauty +was far more trying to the accused than to be confronted with all the +crowd standing as it were apart with her on the edge of his grave +not all the staring curiosity that looked on could for the moment +nerve him to remain quite still his hurried right hand parcelled +out the herbs before him into imaginary beds of flowers in a garden +and his efforts to control and steady his breathing shook the lips +from which the colour rushed to his heart the buzz of the great +flies was loud again + +miss manette have you seen the prisoner before + +yes sir + +where + +on board of the packet ship just now referred to sir and on the +same occasion + +you are the young lady just now referred to + +o most unhappily i am + +the plaintive tone of her compassion merged into the less musical +voice of the judge as he said something fiercely answer the +questions put to you and make no remark upon them + +miss manette had you any conversation with the prisoner on that +passage across the channel + +yes sir + +recall it + +in the midst of a profound stillness she faintly began when the +gentleman came on board + +do you mean the prisoner inquired the judge knitting his brows + +yes my lord + +then say the prisoner + +when the prisoner came on board he noticed that my father turning +her eyes lovingly to him as he stood beside her was much fatigued +and in a very weak state of health my father was so reduced that i +was afraid to take him out of the air and i had made a bed for him +on the deck near the cabin steps and i sat on the deck at his side +to take care of him there were no other passengers that night but +we four the prisoner was so good as to beg permission to advise me +how i could shelter my father from the wind and weather better than +i had done i had not known how to do it well not understanding how +the wind would set when we were out of the harbour he did it for me +he expressed great gentleness and kindness for my fathers state and +i am sure he felt it that was the manner of our beginning to speak +together + +let me interrupt you for a moment had he come on board alone + +no + +how many were with him + +two french gentlemen + +had they conferred together + +they had conferred together until the last moment when it was +necessary for the french gentlemen to be landed in their boat + +had any papers been handed about among them similar to these lists + +some papers had been handed about among them but i dont know what +papers + +like these in shape and size + +possibly but indeed i dont know although they stood whispering +very near to me because they stood at the top of the cabin steps to +have the light of the lamp that was hanging there it was a dull lamp +and they spoke very low and i did not hear what they said and saw +only that they looked at papers + +now to the prisoners conversation miss manette + +the prisoner was as open in his confidence with me which arose out +of my helpless situation as he was kind and good and useful to my +father i hope bursting into tears i may not repay him by doing +him harm to day + +buzzing from the blue flies + +miss manette if the prisoner does not perfectly understand that you +give the evidence which it is your duty to give which you must give +and which you cannot escape from giving with great unwillingness +he is the only person present in that condition please to go on + +he told me that he was travelling on business of a delicate and +difficult nature which might get people into trouble and that he +was therefore travelling under an assumed name he said that this +business had within a few days taken him to france and might +at intervals take him backwards and forwards between france and +england for a long time to come + +did he say anything about america miss manette be particular + +he tried to explain to me how that quarrel had arisen and he said that +so far as he could judge it was a wrong and foolish one on englands +part he added in a jesting way that perhaps george washington +might gain almost as great a name in history as george the third +but there was no harm in his way of saying this it was said laughingly +and to beguile the time + +any strongly marked expression of face on the part of a chief actor +in a scene of great interest to whom many eyes are directed will be +unconsciously imitated by the spectators her forehead was painfully +anxious and intent as she gave this evidence and in the pauses when +she stopped for the judge to write it down watched its effect upon +the counsel for and against among the lookers on there was the same +expression in all quarters of the court insomuch that a great +majority of the foreheads there might have been mirrors reflecting +the witness when the judge looked up from his notes to glare at that +tremendous heresy about george washington + +mr attorney general now signified to my lord that he deemed it +necessary as a matter of precaution and form to call the young +ladys father doctor manette who was called accordingly + +doctor manette look upon the prisoner have you ever seen him before + +once when he called at my lodgings in london some three years or +three years and a half ago + +can you identify him as your fellow passenger on board the packet +or speak to his conversation with your daughter + +sir i can do neither + +is there any particular and special reason for your being unable to +do either + +he answered in a low voice there is + +has it been your misfortune to undergo a long imprisonment without +trial or even accusation in your native country doctor manette + +he answered in a tone that went to every heart a long imprisonment + +were you newly released on the occasion in question + +they tell me so + +have you no remembrance of the occasion + +none my mind is a blank from some time i cannot even say what time +when i employed myself in my captivity in making shoes +to the time when i found myself living in london with my dear +daughter here she had become familiar to me when a gracious god +restored my faculties but i am quite unable even to say how she +had become familiar i have no remembrance of the process + +mr attorney general sat down and the father and daughter sat down +together + +a singular circumstance then arose in the case the object in hand +being to show that the prisoner went down with some fellow plotter +untracked in the dover mail on that friday night in november five +years ago and got out of the mail in the night as a blind at a +place where he did not remain but from which he travelled back some +dozen miles or more to a garrison and dockyard and there collected +information a witness was called to identify him as having been at +the precise time required in the coffee room of an hotel in that +garrison and dockyard town waiting for another person the prisoners +counsel was cross examining this witness with no result except that +he had never seen the prisoner on any other occasion when the wigged +gentleman who had all this time been looking at the ceiling of the +court wrote a word or two on a little piece of paper screwed it up +and tossed it to him opening this piece of paper in the next pause +the counsel looked with great attention and curiosity at the prisoner + +you say again you are quite sure that it was the prisoner + +the witness was quite sure + +did you ever see anybody very like the prisoner + +not so like the witness said as that he could be mistaken + +look well upon that gentleman my learned friend there pointing to +him who had tossed the paper over and then look well upon the prisoner +how say you are they very like each other + +allowing for my learned friends appearance being careless and +slovenly if not debauched they were sufficiently like each other to +surprise not only the witness but everybody present when they were +thus brought into comparison my lord being prayed to bid my learned +friend lay aside his wig and giving no very gracious consent the +likeness became much more remarkable my lord inquired of mr stryver +the prisoners counsel whether they were next to try mr carton +name of my learned friend for treason but mr stryver replied to +my lord no but he would ask the witness to tell him whether what +happened once might happen twice whether he would have been so +confident if he had seen this illustration of his rashness sooner +whether he would be so confident having seen it and more +the upshot of which was to smash this witness like a crockery vessel +and shiver his part of the case to useless lumber + +mr cruncher had by this time taken quite a lunch of rust off his +fingers in his following of the evidence he had now to attend while +mr stryver fitted the prisoners case on the jury like a compact +suit of clothes showing them how the patriot barsad was a hired spy +and traitor an unblushing trafficker in blood and one of the greatest +scoundrels upon earth since accursed judas which he certainly did +look rather like how the virtuous servant cly was his friend and +partner and was worthy to be how the watchful eyes of those forgers +and false swearers had rested on the prisoner as a victim because +some family affairs in france he being of french extraction did +require his making those passages across the channel though what +those affairs were a consideration for others who were near and dear +to him forbade him even for his life to disclose how the evidence +that had been warped and wrested from the young lady whose anguish in +giving it they had witnessed came to nothing involving the mere +little innocent gallantries and politenesses likely to pass between +any young gentleman and young lady so thrown together with the +exception of that reference to george washington which was altogether +too extravagant and impossible to be regarded in any other light than +as a monstrous joke how it would be a weakness in the government to +break down in this attempt to practise for popularity on the lowest +national antipathies and fears and therefore mr attorney general had +made the most of it how nevertheless it rested upon nothing save +that vile and infamous character of evidence too often disfiguring +such cases and of which the state trials of this country were full +but there my lord interposed with as grave a face as if it had not +been true saying that he could not sit upon that bench and suffer +those allusions + +mr stryver then called his few witnesses and mr cruncher had next +to attend while mr attorney general turned the whole suit of clothes +mr stryver had fitted on the jury inside out showing how barsad and +cly were even a hundred times better than he had thought them and the +prisoner a hundred times worse lastly came my lord himself turning +the suit of clothes now inside out now outside in but on the whole +decidedly trimming and shaping them into grave clothes for the +prisoner + +and now the jury turned to consider and the great flies swarmed again + +mr carton who had so long sat looking at the ceiling of the court +changed neither his place nor his attitude even in this excitement +while his teamed friend mr stryver massing his papers before him +whispered with those who sat near and from time to time glanced +anxiously at the jury while all the spectators moved more or less +and grouped themselves anew while even my lord himself arose from his +seat and slowly paced up and down his platform not unattended by a +suspicion in the minds of the audience that his state was feverish +this one man sat leaning back with his torn gown half off him his +untidy wig put on just as it had happened to fight on his head after +its removal his hands in his pockets and his eyes on the ceiling as +they had been all day something especially reckless in his demeanour +not only gave him a disreputable look but so diminished the strong +resemblance he undoubtedly bore to the prisoner which his momentary +earnestness when they were compared together had strengthened +that many of the lookers on taking note of him now said to one +another they would hardly have thought the two were so alike +mr cruncher made the observation to his next neighbour and added +id hold half a guinea that _he_ dont get no law work to do +dont look like the sort of one to get any do he + +yet this mr carton took in more of the details of the scene than he +appeared to take in for now when miss manettes head dropped upon +her fathers breast he was the first to see it and to say audibly +officer look to that young lady help the gentleman to take her out +dont you see she will fall + +there was much commiseration for her as she was removed and much +sympathy with her father it had evidently been a great distress to +him to have the days of his imprisonment recalled he had shown +strong internal agitation when he was questioned and that pondering +or brooding look which made him old had been upon him like a heavy +cloud ever since as he passed out the jury who had turned back +and paused a moment spoke through their foreman + +they were not agreed and wished to retire my lord perhaps with +george washington on his mind showed some surprise that they were not +agreed but signified his pleasure that they should retire under watch +and ward and retired himself the trial had lasted all day and the +lamps in the court were now being lighted it began to be rumoured +that the jury would be out a long while the spectators dropped off +to get refreshment and the prisoner withdrew to the back of the dock +and sat down + +mr lorry who had gone out when the young lady and her father went out +now reappeared and beckoned to jerry who in the slackened interest +could easily get near him + +jerry if you wish to take something to eat you can but keep in +the way you will be sure to hear when the jury come in dont be a +moment behind them for i want you to take the verdict back to the bank +you are the quickest messenger i know and will get to temple bar long +before i can + +jerry had just enough forehead to knuckle and he knuckled it in +acknowledgment of this communication and a shilling mr carton came +up at the moment and touched mr lorry on the arm + +how is the young lady + +she is greatly distressed but her father is comforting her and she +feels the better for being out of court + +ill tell the prisoner so it wont do for a respectable bank +gentleman like you to be seen speaking to him publicly you know + +mr lorry reddened as if he were conscious of having debated the point +in his mind and mr carton made his way to the outside of the bar +the way out of court lay in that direction and jerry followed him +all eyes ears and spikes + +mr darnay + +the prisoner came forward directly + +you will naturally be anxious to hear of the witness miss manette +she will do very well you have seen the worst of her agitation + +i am deeply sorry to have been the cause of it could you tell her +so for me with my fervent acknowledgments + +yes i could i will if you ask it + +mr cartons manner was so careless as to be almost insolent he stood +half turned from the prisoner lounging with his elbow against the bar + +i do ask it accept my cordial thanks + +what said carton still only half turned towards him do you +expect mr darnay + +the worst + +its the wisest thing to expect and the likeliest but i think +their withdrawing is in your favour + +loitering on the way out of court not being allowed jerry heard no +more but left them so like each other in feature so unlike each +other in manner standing side by side both reflected in the glass +above them + +an hour and a half limped heavily away in the thief and rascal crowded +passages below even though assisted off with mutton pies and ale +the hoarse messenger uncomfortably seated on a form after taking that +refection had dropped into a doze when a loud murmur and a rapid +tide of people setting up the stairs that led to the court carried +him along with them + +jerry jerry mr lorry was already calling at the door when +he got there + +here sir its a fight to get back again here i am sir + +mr lorry handed him a paper through the throng +quick have you got it + +yes sir + +hastily written on the paper was the word aquitted + +if you had sent the message `recalled to life again muttered +jerry as he turned i should have known what you meant this time + +he had no opportunity of saying or so much as thinking anything +else until he was clear of the old bailey for the crowd came +pouring out with a vehemence that nearly took him off his legs and a +loud buzz swept into the street as if the baffled blue flies were +dispersing in search of other carrion + + + +iv + +congratulatory + + +from the dimly lighted passages of the court the last sediment of the +human stew that had been boiling there all day was straining off +when doctor manette lucie manette his daughter mr lorry the +solicitor for the defence and its counsel mr stryver stood +gathered round mr charles darnay just released congratulating him +on his escape from death + +it would have been difficult by a far brighter light to recognise in +doctor manette intellectual of face and upright of bearing the +shoemaker of the garret in paris yet no one could have looked at +him twice without looking again even though the opportunity of +observation had not extended to the mournful cadence of his low grave +voice and to the abstraction that overclouded him fitfully without +any apparent reason while one external cause and that a reference +to his long lingering agony would always as on the trial evoke this +condition from the depths of his soul it was also in its nature to +arise of itself and to draw a gloom over him as incomprehensible to +those unacquainted with his story as if they had seen the shadow of +the actual bastille thrown upon him by a summer sun when the +substance was three hundred miles away + +only his daughter had the power of charming this black brooding from +his mind she was the golden thread that united him to a past beyond +his misery and to a present beyond his misery and the sound of her +voice the light of her face the touch of her hand had a strong +beneficial influence with him almost always not absolutely always +for she could recall some occasions on which her power had failed +but they were few and slight and she believed them over + +mr darnay had kissed her hand fervently and gratefully and had +turned to mr stryver whom he warmly thanked mr stryver a man of +little more than thirty but looking twenty years older than he was +stout loud red bluff and free from any drawback of delicacy +had a pushing way of shouldering himself morally and physically +into companies and conversations that argued well for his shouldering +his way up in life + +he still had his wig and gown on and he said squaring himself at his +late client to that degree that he squeezed the innocent mr lorry +clean out of the group i am glad to have brought you off with honour +mr darnay it was an infamous prosecution grossly infamous +but not the less likely to succeed on that account + +you have laid me under an obligation to you for life in two senses +said his late client taking his hand + +i have done my best for you mr darnay and my best is as good as +another mans i believe + +it clearly being incumbent on some one to say much better mr lorry +said it perhaps not quite disinterestedly but with the interested +object of squeezing himself back again + +you think so said mr stryver well you have been present all day +and you ought to know you are a man of business too + +and as such quoth mr lorry whom the counsel learned in the law +had now shouldered back into the group just as he had previously +shouldered him out of it as such i will appeal to doctor manette +to break up this conference and order us all to our homes +miss lucie looks ill mr darnay has had a terrible day we are worn out + +speak for yourself mr lorry said stryver i have a nights work +to do yet speak for yourself + +i speak for myself answered mr lorry and for mr darnay and for +miss lucie and miss lucie do you not think i may speak for us all +he asked her the question pointedly and with a glance at her father + +his face had become frozen as it were in a very curious look at +darnay an intent look deepening into a frown of dislike and distrust +not even unmixed with fear with this strange expression on him his +thoughts had wandered away + +my father said lucie softly laying her hand on his + +he slowly shook the shadow off and turned to her + +shall we go home my father + +with a long breath he answered yes + +the friends of the acquitted prisoner had dispersed under the +impression which he himself had originated that he would not be +released that night the lights were nearly all extinguished in the +passages the iron gates were being closed with a jar and a rattle +and the dismal place was deserted until to morrow mornings interest +of gallows pillory whipping post and branding iron should repeople +it walking between her father and mr darnay lucie manette passed +into the open air a hackney coach was called and the father and +daughter departed in it + +mr stryver had left them in the passages to shoulder his way back +to the robing room another person who had not joined the group +or interchanged a word with any one of them but who had been leaning +against the wall where its shadow was darkest had silently strolled +out after the rest and had looked on until the coach drove away +he now stepped up to where mr lorry and mr darnay stood upon the +pavement + +so mr lorry men of business may speak to mr darnay now + +nobody had made any acknowledgment of mr cartons part in the days +proceedings nobody had known of it he was unrobed and was none +the better for it in appearance + +if you knew what a conflict goes on in the business mind when the +business mind is divided between good natured impulse and business +appearances you would be amused mr darnay + +mr lorry reddened and said warmly you have mentioned that before +sir we men of business who serve a house are not our own masters +we have to think of the house more than ourselves + +_i_ know _i_ know rejoined mr carton carelessly dont be +nettled mr lorry you are as good as another i have no doubt +better i dare say + +and indeed sir pursued mr lorry not minding him i really +dont know what you have to do with the matter if youll excuse me +as very much your elder for saying so i really dont know that it is +your business + +business bless you _i_ have no business said mr carton + +it is a pity you have not sir + +i think so too + +if you had pursued mr lorry perhaps you would attend to it + +lord love you no i shouldnt said mr carton + +well sir cried mr lorry thoroughly heated by his indifference +business is a very good thing and a very respectable thing and sir +if business imposes its restraints and its silences and impediments +mr darnay as a young gentleman of generosity knows how to make allowance +for that circumstance mr darnay good night god bless you sir +i hope you have been this day preserved for a prosperous and happy +life chair there + +perhaps a little angry with himself as well as with the barrister +mr lorry bustled into the chair and was carried off to tellsons +carton who smelt of port wine and did not appear to be quite sober +laughed then and turned to darnay + +this is a strange chance that throws you and me together this must +be a strange night to you standing alone here with your counterpart +on these street stones + +i hardly seem yet returned charles darnay to belong to this world +again + +i dont wonder at it its not so long since you were pretty far +advanced on your way to another you speak faintly + +i begin to think i _am_ faint + +then why the devil dont you dine i dined myself while those +numskulls were deliberating which world you should belong to this +or some other let me show you the nearest tavern to dine well at + +drawing his arm through his own he took him down ludgate hill to +fleet street and so up a covered way into a tavern here they +were shown into a little room where charles darnay was soon recruiting +his strength with a good plain dinner and good wine while carton sat +opposite to him at the same table with his separate bottle of port +before him and his fully half insolent manner upon him + +do you feel yet that you belong to this terrestrial scheme again +mr darnay + +i am frightfully confused regarding time and place but i am so far +mended as to feel that + +it must be an immense satisfaction + +he said it bitterly and filled up his glass again which was a large one + +as to me the greatest desire i have is to forget that i belong to +it it has no good in it for me except wine like this nor i for it +so we are not much alike in that particular indeed i begin to think +we are not much alike in any particular you and i + +confused by the emotion of the day and feeling his being there with +this double of coarse deportment to be like a dream charles darnay +was at a loss how to answer finally answered not at all + +now your dinner is done carton presently said why dont you call +a health mr darnay why dont you give your toast + +what health what toast + +why its on the tip of your tongue it ought to be it must be +ill swear its there + +miss manette then + +miss manette then + +looking his companion full in the face while he drank the toast +carton flung his glass over his shoulder against the wall where it +shivered to pieces then rang the bell and ordered in another + +thats a fair young lady to hand to a coach in the dark mr darnay +he said ruing his new goblet + +a slight frown and a laconic yes were the answer + +thats a fair young lady to be pitied by and wept for by how does it +feel is it worth being tried for ones life to be the object of such +sympathy and compassion mr darnay + +again darnay answered not a word + +she was mightily pleased to have your message when i gave it her +not that she showed she was pleased but i suppose she was + +the allusion served as a timely reminder to darnay that this +disagreeable companion had of his own free will assisted him in the +strait of the day he turned the dialogue to that point and thanked +him for it + +i neither want any thanks nor merit any was the careless rejoinder +it was nothing to do in the first place and i dont know why i did it +in the second mr darnay let me ask you a question + +willingly and a small return for your good offices + +do you think i particularly like you + +really mr carton returned the other oddly disconcerted i have +not asked myself the question + +but ask yourself the question now + +you have acted as if you do but i dont think you do + +_i_ dont think i do said carton i begin to have a very good +opinion of your understanding + +nevertheless pursued darnay rising to ring the bell there is +nothing in that i hope to prevent my calling the reckoning and our +parting without ill blood on either side + +carton rejoining nothing in life darnay rang do you call the +whole reckoning said carton on his answering in the affirmative +then bring me another pint of this same wine drawer and come and +wake me at ten + +the bill being paid charles darnay rose and wished him good night +without returning the wish carton rose too with something of a +threat of defiance in his manner and said a last word mr darnay +you think i am drunk + +i think you have been drinking mr carton + +think you know i have been drinking + +since i must say so i know it + +then you shall likewise know why i am a disappointed drudge sir +i care for no man on earth and no man on earth cares for me + +much to be regretted you might have used your talents better + +may be so mr darnay may be not dont let your sober face elate you +however you dont know what it may come to good night + +when he was left alone this strange being took up a candle went to a +glass that hung against the wall and surveyed himself minutely in it + +do you particularly like the man he muttered at his own image +why should you particularly like a man who resembles you there is +nothing in you to like you know that ah confound you what a +change you have made in yourself a good reason for taking to a man +that he shows you what you have fallen away from and what you might +have been change places with him and would you have been looked at +by those blue eyes as he was and commiserated by that agitated face +as he was come on and have it out in plain words you hate the fellow + +he resorted to his pint of wine for consolation drank it all in a +few minutes and fell asleep on his arms with his hair straggling +over the table and a long winding sheet in the candle dripping down +upon him + + + +v + +the jackal + + +those were drinking days and most men drank hard so very great is +the improvement time has brought about in such habits that a moderate +statement of the quantity of wine and punch which one man would swallow +in the course of a night without any detriment to his reputation as a +perfect gentleman would seem in these days a ridiculous exaggeration +the learned profession of the law was certainly not behind any other +learned profession in its bacchanalian propensities neither was +mr stryver already fast shouldering his way to a large and lucrative +practice behind his compeers in this particular any more than in the +drier parts of the legal race + +a favourite at the old bailey and eke at the sessions mr stryver +had begun cautiously to hew away the lower staves of the ladder on +which he mounted sessions and old bailey had now to summon their +favourite specially to their longing arms and shouldering itself +towards the visage of the lord chief justice in the court of kings +bench the florid countenance of mr stryver might be daily seen +bursting out of the bed of wigs like a great sunflower pushing its +way at the sun from among a rank garden full of flaring companions + +it had once been noted at the bar that while mr stryver was a glib +man and an unscrupulous and a ready and a bold he had not that +faculty of extracting the essence from a heap of statements which is +among the most striking and necessary of the advocates accomplishments +but a remarkable improvement came upon him as to this the more +business he got the greater his power seemed to grow of getting at +its pith and marrow and however late at night he sat carousing with +sydney carton he always had his points at his fingers ends in the +morning + +sydney carton idlest and most unpromising of men was stryvers great +ally what the two drank together between hilary term and michaelmas +might have floated a kings ship stryver never had a case in hand +anywhere but carton was there with his hands in his pockets staring +at the ceiling of the court they went the same circuit and even there +they prolonged their usual orgies late into the night and carton was +rumoured to be seen at broad day going home stealthily and unsteadily +to his lodgings like a dissipated cat at last it began to get about +among such as were interested in the matter that although sydney carton +would never be a lion he was an amazingly good jackal and that he +rendered suit and service to stryver in that humble capacity + +ten oclock sir said the man at the tavern whom he had charged to +wake him ten oclock sir + +_whats_ the matter + +ten oclock sir + +what do you mean ten oclock at night + +yes sir your honour told me to call you + +oh i remember very well very well + +after a few dull efforts to get to sleep again which the man dexterously +combated by stirring the fire continuously for five minutes he got up +tossed his hat on and walked out he turned into the temple and +having revived himself by twice pacing the pavements of kings bench walk +and paper buildings turned into the stryver chambers + +the stryver clerk who never assisted at these conferences had gone home +and the stryver principal opened the door he had his slippers on +and a loose bed gown and his throat was bare for his greater ease +he had that rather wild strained seared marking about the eyes +which may be observed in all free livers of his class from the portrait +of jeffries downward and which can be traced under various disguises +of art through the portraits of every drinking age + +you are a little late memory said stryver + +about the usual time it may be a quarter of an hour later + +they went into a dingy room lined with books and littered with papers +where there was a blazing fire a kettle steamed upon the hob and in +the midst of the wreck of papers a table shone with plenty of wine +upon it and brandy and rum and sugar and lemons + +you have had your bottle i perceive sydney + +two to night i think i have been dining with the days client +or seeing him dine its all one + +that was a rare point sydney that you brought to bear upon the +identification how did you come by it when did it strike you + +i thought he was rather a handsome fellow and i thought i should +have been much the same sort of fellow if i had had any luck + +mr stryver laughed till he shook his precocious paunch + +you and your luck sydney get to work get to work + +sullenly enough the jackal loosened his dress went into an adjoining +room and came back with a large jug of cold water a basin and a towel +or two steeping the towels in the water and partially wringing them +out he folded them on his head in a manner hideous to behold sat down +at the table and said now i am ready + +not much boiling down to be done to night memory said mr stryver +gaily as he looked among his papers + +how much + +only two sets of them + +give me the worst first + +there they are sydney fire away + +the lion then composed himself on his back on a sofa on one side of +the drinking table while the jackal sat at his own paper bestrewn +table proper on the other side of it with the bottles and glasses +ready to his hand both resorted to the drinking table without +stint but each in a different way the lion for the most part +reclining with his hands in his waistband looking at the fire or +occasionally flirting with some lighter document the jackal with +knitted brows and intent face so deep in his task that his eyes did +not even follow the hand he stretched out for his glass which often +groped about for a minute or more before it found the glass for his +lips two or three times the matter in hand became so knotty that +the jackal found it imperative on him to get up and steep his towels +anew from these pilgrimages to the jug and basin he returned with +such eccentricities of damp headgear as no words can describe which +were made the more ludicrous by his anxious gravity + +at length the jackal had got together a compact repast for the lion +and proceeded to offer it to him the lion took it with care and +caution made his selections from it and his remarks upon it +and the jackal assisted both when the repast was fully discussed +the lion put his hands in his waistband again and lay down to mediate +the jackal then invigorated himself with a bum for his throttle +and a fresh application to his head and applied himself to the +collection of a second meal this was administered to the lion in the +same manner and was not disposed of until the clocks struck three in +the morning + +and now we have done sydney fill a bumper of punch said mr stryver + +the jackal removed the towels from his head which had been steaming +again shook himself yawned shivered and complied + +you were very sound sydney in the matter of those crown witnesses +to day every question told + +i always am sound am i not + +i dont gainsay it what has roughened your temper +put some punch to it and smooth it again + +with a deprecatory grunt the jackal again complied + +the old sydney carton of old shrewsbury school said stryver +nodding his head over him as he reviewed him in the present and the +past the old seesaw sydney up one minute and down the next now +in spirits and now in despondency + +ah returned the other sighing yes the same sydney with the +same luck even then i did exercises for other boys and seldom did +my own + +and why not + +god knows it was my way i suppose + +he sat with his hands in his pockets and his legs stretched out +before him looking at the fire + +carton said his friend squaring himself at him with a bullying +air as if the fire grate had been the furnace in which sustained +endeavour was forged and the one delicate thing to be done for the +old sydney carton of old shrewsbury school was to shoulder him into it +your way is and always was a lame way you summon no energy and +purpose look at me + +oh botheration returned sydney with a lighter and more good +humoured laugh dont _you_ be moral + +how have i done what i have done said stryver how do i do what i do + +partly through paying me to help you i suppose but its not worth +your while to apostrophise me or the air about it what you want to +do you do you were always in the front rank and i was always behind + +i had to get into the front rank i was not born there was i + +i was not present at the ceremony but my opinion is you were said +carton at this he laughed again and they both laughed + +before shrewsbury and at shrewsbury and ever since shrewsbury +pursued carton you have fallen into your rank and i have fallen +into mine even when we were fellow students in the student quarter +of paris picking up french and french law and other french crumbs +that we didnt get much good of you were always somewhere and i was +always nowhere + +and whose fault was that + +upon my soul i am not sure that it was not yours you were always +driving and riving and shouldering and passing to that restless +degree that i had no chance for my life but in rust and repose its +a gloomy thing however to talk about ones own past with the day +breaking turn me in some other direction before i go + +well then pledge me to the pretty witness said stryver holding +up his glass are you turned in a pleasant direction + +apparently not for he became gloomy again + +pretty witness he muttered looking down into his glass i have +had enough of witnesses to day and to night whos your pretty +witness + +the picturesque doctors daughter miss manette + +_she_ pretty + +is she not + +no + +why man alive she was the admiration of the whole court + +rot the admiration of the whole court who made the old bailey a +judge of beauty she was a golden haired doll + +do you know sydney said mr stryver looking at him with sharp +eyes and slowly drawing a hand across his florid face do you know +i rather thought at the time that you sympathised with the +golden haired doll and were quick to see what happened to the +golden haired doll + +quick to see what happened if a girl doll or no doll swoons +within a yard or two of a mans nose he can see it without a +perspective glass i pledge you but i deny the beauty +and now ill have no more drink ill get to bed + +when his host followed him out on the staircase with a candle +to light him down the stairs the day was coldly looking in through +its grimy windows when he got out of the house the air was cold +and sad the dull sky overcast the river dark and dim the whole +scene like a lifeless desert and wreaths of dust were spinning +round and round before the morning blast as if the desert sand had +risen far away and the first spray of it in its advance had begun to +overwhelm the city + +waste forces within him and a desert all around this man stood +still on his way across a silent terrace and saw for a moment +lying in the wilderness before him a mirage of honourable ambition +self denial and perseverance in the fair city of this vision +there were airy galleries from which the loves and graces looked upon +him gardens in which the fruits of life hung ripening waters of hope +that sparkled in his sight a moment and it was gone climbing to +a high chamber in a well of houses he threw himself down in his +clothes on a neglected bed and its pillow was wet with wasted tears + +sadly sadly the sun rose it rose upon no sadder sight than the man +of good abilities and good emotions incapable of their directed +exercise incapable of his own help and his own happiness sensible +of the blight on him and resigning himself to let it eat him away + + + +vi + +hundreds of people + + +the quiet lodgings of doctor manette were in a quiet street corner +not far from soho square on the afternoon of a certain fine sunday +when the waves of four months had roiled over the trial for treason +and carried it as to the public interest and memory far out to sea +mr jarvis lorry walked along the sunny streets from clerkenwell +where he lived on his way to dine with the doctor after several +relapses into business absorption mr lorry had become the doctors +friend and the quiet street corner was the sunny part of his life + +on this certain fine sunday mr lorry walked towards soho early in +the afternoon for three reasons of habit firstly because on fine +sundays he often walked out before dinner with the doctor and lucie +secondly because on unfavourable sundays he was accustomed to be +with them as the family friend talking reading looking out of window +and generally getting through the day thirdly because he happened +to have his own little shrewd doubts to solve and knew how the ways +of the doctors household pointed to that time as a likely time for +solving them + +a quainter corner than the corner where the doctor lived was not to +be found in london there was no way through it and the front windows +of the doctors lodgings commanded a pleasant little vista of street +that had a congenial air of retirement on it there were few buildings +then north of the oxford road and forest trees flourished and wild +flowers grew and the hawthorn blossomed in the now vanished fields +as a consequence country airs circulated in soho with vigorous freedom +instead of languishing into the parish like stray paupers without a +settlement and there was many a good south wall not far off on which +the peaches ripened in their season + +the summer light struck into the corner brilliantly in the earlier +part of the day but when the streets grew hot the corner was in +shadow though not in shadow so remote but that you could see beyond +it into a glare of brightness it was a cool spot staid but cheerful +a wonderful place for echoes and a very harbour from the raging streets + +there ought to have been a tranquil bark in such an anchorage and +there was the doctor occupied two floors of a large stiff house +where several callings purported to be pursued by day but whereof +little was audible any day and which was shunned by all of them at +night in a building at the back attainable by a courtyard where a +plane tree rustled its green leaves church organs claimed to be +made and silver to be chased and likewise gold to be beaten by some +mysterious giant who had a golden arm starting out of the wall of the +front hall as if he had beaten himself precious and menaced a similar +conversion of all visitors very little of these trades or of a +lonely lodger rumoured to live up stairs or of a dim coach trimming +maker asserted to have a counting house below was ever heard or seen +occasionally a stray workman putting his coat on traversed the +hall or a stranger peered about there or a distant clink was heard +across the courtyard or a thump from the golden giant these +however were only the exceptions required to prove the rule that the +sparrows in the plane tree behind the house and the echoes in the +corner before it had their own way from sunday morning unto saturday +night + +doctor manette received such patients here as his old reputation +and its revival in the floating whispers of his story brought him +his scientific knowledge and his vigilance and skill in conducting +ingenious experiments brought him otherwise into moderate request +and he earned as much as he wanted + +these things were within mr jarvis lorrys knowledge thoughts and +notice when he rang the door bell of the tranquil house in the corner +on the fine sunday afternoon + +doctor manette at home + +expected home + +miss lucie at home + +expected home + +miss pross at home + +possibly at home but of a certainty impossible for handmaid to anticipate +intentions of miss pross as to admission or denial of the fact + +as i am at home myself said mr lorry ill go upstairs + +although the doctors daughter had known nothing of the country of +her birth she appeared to have innately derived from it that ability +to make much of little means which is one of its most useful and +most agreeable characteristics simple as the furniture was it was +set off by so many little adornments of no value but for their taste +and fancy that its effect was delightful the disposition of +everything in the rooms from the largest object to the least the +arrangement of colours the elegant variety and contrast obtained by +thrift in trifles by delicate hands clear eyes and good sense +were at once so pleasant in themselves and so expressive of their +originator that as mr lorry stood looking about him the very +chairs and tables seemed to ask him with something of that peculiar +expression which he knew so well by this time whether he approved + +there were three rooms on a floor and the doors by which they +communicated being put open that the air might pass freely through +them all mr lorry smilingly observant of that fanciful resemblance +which he detected all around him walked from one to another +the first was the best room and in it were lucies birds and flowers +and books and desk and work table and box of water colours +the second was the doctors consulting room used also as the +dining room the third changingly speckled by the rustle of the +plane tree in the yard was the doctors bedroom and there in a +corner stood the disused shoemakers bench and tray of tools +much as it had stood on the fifth floor of the dismal house by the +wine shop in the suburb of saint antoine in paris + +i wonder said mr lorry pausing in his looking about that he +keeps that reminder of his sufferings about him + +and why wonder at that was the abrupt inquiry that made him start + +it proceeded from miss pross the wild red woman strong of hand +whose acquaintance he had first made at the royal george hotel at dover +and had since improved + +i should have thought mr lorry began + +pooh youd have thought said miss pross and mr lorry left off + +how do you do inquired that lady then sharply and yet as if to +express that she bore him no malice + +i am pretty well i thank you answered mr lorry with meekness +how are you + +nothing to boast of said miss pross + +indeed + +ah indeed said miss pross i am very much put out about my ladybird + +indeed + +for gracious sake say something else besides `indeed or youll +fidget me to death said miss pross whose character dissociated +from stature was shortness + +really then said mr lorry as an amendment + +really is bad enough returned miss pross but better yes i am +very much put out + +may i ask the cause + +i dont want dozens of people who are not at all worthy of ladybird +to come here looking after her said miss pross + +_do_ dozens come for that purpose + +hundreds said miss pross + +it was characteristic of this lady as of some other people before her +time and since that whenever her original proposition was questioned +she exaggerated it + +dear me said mr lorry as the safest remark he could think of + +i have lived with the darling or the darling has lived with me +and paid me for it which she certainly should never have done +you may take your affidavit if i could have afforded to keep either +myself or her for nothing since she was ten years old and its +really very hard said miss pross + +not seeing with precision what was very hard mr lorry shook his head +using that important part of himself as a sort of fairy cloak that +would fit anything + +all sorts of people who are not in the least degree worthy of the pet +are always turning up said miss pross when you began it + +_i_ began it miss pross + +didnt you who brought her father to life + +oh if _that_ was beginning it said mr lorry + +it wasnt ending it i suppose i say when you began it it was hard +enough not that i have any fault to find with doctor manette except +that he is not worthy of such a daughter which is no imputation on +him for it was not to be expected that anybody should be under any +circumstances but it really is doubly and trebly hard to have crowds +and multitudes of people turning up after him i could have forgiven him +to take ladybirds affections away from me + +mr lorry knew miss pross to be very jealous but he also knew her by +this time to be beneath the service of her eccentricity one of those +unselfish creatures found only among women who will for pure love +and admiration bind themselves willing slaves to youth when they +have lost it to beauty that they never had to accomplishments that +they were never fortunate enough to gain to bright hopes that never +shone upon their own sombre lives he knew enough of the world to +know that there is nothing in it better than the faithful service of +the heart so rendered and so free from any mercenary taint he had +such an exalted respect for it that in the retributive arrangements +made by his own mind we all make such arrangements more or less +he stationed miss pross much nearer to the lower angels than many +ladies immeasurably better got up both by nature and art who had +balances at tellsons + +there never was nor will be but one man worthy of ladybird said +miss pross and that was my brother solomon if he hadnt made a +mistake in life + +here again mr lorrys inquiries into miss prosss personal history +had established the fact that her brother solomon was a heartless +scoundrel who had stripped her of everything she possessed as a +stake to speculate with and had abandoned her in her poverty for +evermore with no touch of compunction miss prosss fidelity of +belief in solomon deducting a mere trifle for this slight mistake +was quite a serious matter with mr lorry and had its weight in his +good opinion of her + +as we happen to be alone for the moment and are both people of +business he said when they had got back to the drawing room and +had sat down there in friendly relations let me ask you does the +doctor in talking with lucie never refer to the shoemaking time yet + +never + +and yet keeps that bench and those tools beside him + +ah returned miss pross shaking her head but i dont say he +dont refer to it within himself + +do you believe that he thinks of it much + +i do said miss pross + +do you imagine mr lorry had begun when miss pross took him up +short with + +never imagine anything have no imagination at all + +i stand corrected do you suppose you go so far as to suppose +sometimes + +now and then said miss pross + +do you suppose mr lorry went on with a laughing twinkle in his +bright eye as it looked kindly at her that doctor manette has any +theory of his own preserved through all those years relative to the +cause of his being so oppressed perhaps even to the name of his +oppressor + +i dont suppose anything about it but what ladybird tells me + +and that is + +that she thinks he has + +now dont be angry at my asking all these questions because i am a +mere dull man of business and you are a woman of business + +dull miss pross inquired with placidity + +rather wishing his modest adjective away mr lorry replied no no +no surely not to return to business is it not remarkable that +doctor manette unquestionably innocent of any crime as we are all +well assured he is should never touch upon that question i will not +say with me though he had business relations with me many years ago +and we are now intimate i will say with the fair daughter to whom he +is so devotedly attached and who is so devotedly attached to him +believe me miss pross i dont approach the topic with you out of +curiosity but out of zealous interest + +well to the best of my understanding and bads the best +youll tell me said miss pross softened by the tone of the apology +he is afraid of the whole subject + +afraid + +its plain enough i should think why he may be its a dreadful +remembrance besides that his loss of himself grew out of it +not knowing how he lost himself or how he recovered himself he may +never feel certain of not losing himself again that alone wouldnt +make the subject pleasant i should think + +it was a profounder remark than mr lorry had looked for true +said he and fearful to reflect upon yet a doubt lurks in my mind +miss pross whether it is good for doctor manette to have that +suppression always shut up within him indeed it is this doubt and +the uneasiness it sometimes causes me that has led me to our present +confidence + +cant be helped said miss pross shaking her head touch that +string and he instantly changes for the worse better leave it +alone in short must leave it alone like or no like sometimes +he gets up in the dead of the night and will be heard by us +overhead there walking up and down walking up and down in his room +ladybird has learnt to know then that his mind is walking up and +down walking up and down in his old prison she hurries to him +and they go on together walking up and down walking up and down +until he is composed but he never says a word of the true reason of +his restlessness to her and she finds it best not to hint at it to him +in silence they go walking up and down together walking up and down +together till her love and company have brought him to himself + +notwithstanding miss prosss denial of her own imagination there was +a perception of the pain of being monotonously haunted by one sad idea +in her repetition of the phrase walking up and down which testified +to her possessing such a thing + +the corner has been mentioned as a wonderful corner for echoes +it had begun to echo so resoundingly to the tread of coming feet +that it seemed as though the very mention of that weary pacing to and +fro had set it going + +here they are said miss pross rising to break up the conference +and now we shall have hundreds of people pretty soon + +it was such a curious corner in its acoustical properties such a +peculiar ear of a place that as mr lorry stood at the open window +looking for the father and daughter whose steps he heard he fancied +they would never approach not only would the echoes die away +as though the steps had gone but echoes of other steps that never +came would be heard in their stead and would die away for good when +they seemed close at hand however father and daughter did at last +appear and miss pross was ready at the street door to receive them + +miss pross was a pleasant sight albeit wild and red and grim taking +off her darlings bonnet when she came up stairs and touching it up +with the ends of her handkerchief and blowing the dust off it and +folding her mantle ready for laying by and smoothing her rich hair +with as much pride as she could possibly have taken in her own hair +if she had been the vainest and handsomest of women her darling was +a pleasant sight too embracing her and thanking her and protesting +against her taking so much trouble for her which last she only dared +to do playfully or miss pross sorely hurt would have retired to +her own chamber and cried the doctor was a pleasant sight too +looking on at them and telling miss pross how she spoilt lucie in +accents and with eyes that had as much spoiling in them as miss pross +had and would have had more if it were possible mr lorry was a +pleasant sight too beaming at all this in his little wig and thanking +his bachelor stars for having lighted him in his declining years to a +home but no hundreds of people came to see the sights and mr lorry +looked in vain for the fulfilment of miss prosss prediction + +dinner time and still no hundreds of people in the arrangements of +the little household miss pross took charge of the lower regions +and always acquitted herself marvellously her dinners of a very +modest quality were so well cooked and so well served and so neat +in their contrivances half english and half french that nothing +could be better miss prosss friendship being of the thoroughly +practical kind she had ravaged soho and the adjacent provinces in +search of impoverished french who tempted by shillings and half +crowns would impart culinary mysteries to her from these decayed +sons and daughters of gaul she had acquired such wonderful arts +that the woman and girl who formed the staff of domestics regarded +her as quite a sorceress or cinderellas godmother who would send +out for a fowl a rabbit a vegetable or two from the garden and +change them into anything she pleased + +on sundays miss pross dined at the doctors table but on other days +persisted in taking her meals at unknown periods either in the lower +regions or in her own room on the second floor a blue chamber +to which no one but her ladybird ever gained admittance on this +occasion miss pross responding to ladybirds pleasant face and +pleasant efforts to please her unbent exceedingly so the dinner was +very pleasant too + +it was an oppressive day and after dinner lucie proposed that the +wine should be carried out under the plane tree and they should sit +there in the air as everything turned upon her and revolved about +her they went out under the plane tree and she carried the wine +down for the special benefit of mr lorry she had installed herself +some time before as mr lorrys cup bearer and while they sat under +the plane tree talking she kept his glass replenished mysterious +backs and ends of houses peeped at them as they talked and the +plane tree whispered to them in its own way above their heads + +still the hundreds of people did not present themselves mr darnay +presented himself while they were sitting under the plane tree +but he was only one + +doctor manette received him kindly and so did lucie but miss +pross suddenly became afflicted with a twitching in the head and +body and retired into the house she was not unfrequently the +victim of this disorder and she called it in familiar conversation +a fit of the jerks + +the doctor was in his best condition and looked specially young +the resemblance between him and lucie was very strong at such times +and as they sat side by side she leaning on his shoulder and he +resting his arm on the back of her chair it was very agreeable to +trace the likeness + +he had been talking all day on many subjects and with unusual vivacity +pray doctor manette said mr darnay as they sat under the +plane tree and he said it in the natural pursuit of the topic in +hand which happened to be the old buildings of london have you +seen much of the tower + +lucie and i have been there but only casually we have seen enough +of it to know that it teems with interest little more + +_i_ have been there as you remember said darnay with a smile +though reddening a little angrily in another character and not in +a character that gives facilities for seeing much of it they told +me a curious thing when i was there + +what was that lucie asked + +in making some alterations the workmen came upon an old dungeon +which had been for many years built up and forgotten every stone +of its inner wall was covered by inscriptions which had been carved +by prisoners dates names complaints and prayers upon a corner +stone in an angle of the wall one prisoner who seemed to have gone +to execution had cut as his last work three letters they were +done with some very poor instrument and hurriedly with an unsteady +hand at first they were read as d i c but on being more +carefully examined the last letter was found to be g there was no +record or legend of any prisoner with those initials and many +fruitless guesses were made what the name could have been +at length it was suggested that the letters were not initials but +the complete word dig the floor was examined very carefully under +the inscription and in the earth beneath a stone or tile or some +fragment of paving were found the ashes of a paper mingled with the +ashes of a small leathern case or bag what the unknown prisoner had +written will never be read but he had written something and hidden +it away to keep it from the gaoler + +my father exclaimed lucie you are ill + +he had suddenly started up with his hand to his head his manner +and his look quite terrified them all + +no my dear not ill there are large drops of rain falling +and they made me start we had better go in + +he recovered himself almost instantly rain was really falling in +large drops and he showed the back of his hand with rain drops on it +but he said not a single word in reference to the discovery that had +been told of and as they went into the house the business eye of +mr lorry either detected or fancied it detected on his face as it +turned towards charles darnay the same singular look that had been +upon it when it turned towards him in the passages of the court house + +he recovered himself so quickly however that mr lorry had doubts +of his business eye the arm of the golden giant in the hall was not +more steady than he was when he stopped under it to remark to them +that he was not yet proof against slight surprises if he ever would +be and that the rain had startled him + +tea time and miss pross making tea with another fit of the jerks +upon her and yet no hundreds of people mr carton had lounged in +but he made only two + +the night was so very sultry that although they sat with doors and +windows open they were overpowered by heat when the tea table was +done with they all moved to one of the windows and looked out into +the heavy twilight lucie sat by her father darnay sat beside her +carton leaned against a window the curtains were long and white +and some of the thunder gusts that whirled into the corner caught +them up to the ceiling and waved them like spectral wings + +the rain drops are still falling large heavy and few said +doctor manette it comes slowly + +it comes surely said carton + +they spoke low as people watching and waiting mostly do as people +in a dark room watching and waiting for lightning always do + +there was a great hurry in the streets of people speeding away to get +shelter before the storm broke the wonderful corner for echoes +resounded with the echoes of footsteps coming and going yet not a +footstep was there + +a multitude of people and yet a solitude said darnay when they +had listened for a while + +is it not impressive mr darnay asked lucie sometimes i have +sat here of an evening until i have fancied but even the shade of a +foolish fancy makes me shudder to night when all is so black and +solemn + +let us shudder too we may know what it is + +it will seem nothing to you such whims are only impressive as we +originate them i think they are not to be communicated i have +sometimes sat alone here of an evening listening until i have made +the echoes out to be the echoes of all the footsteps that are coming +by and bye into our lives + +there is a great crowd coming one day into our lives if that be so +sydney carton struck in in his moody way + +the footsteps were incessant and the hurry of them became more and +more rapid the corner echoed and re echoed with the tread of feet +some as it seemed under the windows some as it seemed in the room +some coming some going some breaking off some stopping altogether +all in the distant streets and not one within sight + +are all these footsteps destined to come to all of us miss manette +or are we to divide them among us + +i dont know mr darnay i told you it was a foolish fancy but you +asked for it when i have yielded myself to it i have been alone +and then i have imagined them the footsteps of the people who are to +come into my life and my fathers + +i take them into mine said carton _i_ ask no questions and make +no stipulations there is a great crowd bearing down upon us miss +manette and i see them by the lightning he added the last words +after there had been a vivid flash which had shown him lounging in +the window + +and i hear them he added again after a peal of thunder +here they come fast fierce and furious + +it was the rush and roar of rain that he typified and it stopped him +for no voice could be heard in it a memorable storm of thunder and +lightning broke with that sweep of water and there was not a moments +interval in crash and fire and rain until after the moon rose at +midnight + +the great bell of saint pauls was striking one in the cleared air +when mr lorry escorted by jerry high booted and bearing a lantern +set forth on his return passage to clerkenwell there were solitary +patches of road on the way between soho and clerkenwell and mr lorry +mindful of foot pads always retained jerry for this service though +it was usually performed a good two hours earlier + +what a night it has been almost a night jerry said mr lorry +to bring the dead out of their graves + +i never see the night myself master nor yet i dont expect +to what would do that answered jerry + +good night mr carton said the man of business good night +mr darnay shall we ever see such a night again together + +perhaps perhaps see the great crowd of people with its rush and +roar bearing down upon them too + + + +vii + +monseigneur in town + + +monseigneur one of the great lords in power at the court held his +fortnightly reception in his grand hotel in paris monseigneur was +in his inner room his sanctuary of sanctuaries the holiest of +holiests to the crowd of worshippers in the suite of rooms without +monseigneur was about to take his chocolate monseigneur could +swallow a great many things with ease and was by some few sullen +minds supposed to be rather rapidly swallowing france but his +mornings chocolate could not so much as get into the throat of +monseigneur without the aid of four strong men besides the cook + +yes it took four men all four ablaze with gorgeous decoration +and the chief of them unable to exist with fewer than two gold +watches in his pocket emulative of the noble and chaste fashion set +by monseigneur to conduct the happy chocolate to monseigneurs lips +one lacquey carried the chocolate pot into the sacred presence +a second milled and frothed the chocolate with the little instrument +he bore for that function a third presented the favoured napkin +a fourth he of the two gold watches poured the chocolate out +it was impossible for monseigneur to dispense with one of these +attendants on the chocolate and hold his high place under the +admiring heavens deep would have been the blot upon his escutcheon +if his chocolate had been ignobly waited on by only three men he +must have died of two + +monseigneur had been out at a little supper last night where the +comedy and the grand opera were charmingly represented monseigneur +was out at a little supper most nights with fascinating company +so polite and so impressible was monseigneur that the comedy and +the grand opera had far more influence with him in the tiresome +articles of state affairs and state secrets than the needs of all +france a happy circumstance for france as the like always is for +all countries similarly favoured always was for england by way of +example in the regretted days of the merry stuart who sold it + +monseigneur had one truly noble idea of general public business +which was to let everything go on in its own way of particular +public business monseigneur had the other truly noble idea that it +must all go his way tend to his own power and pocket of his +pleasures general and particular monseigneur had the other truly +noble idea that the world was made for them the text of his order +altered from the original by only a pronoun which is not much ran +the earth and the fulness thereof are mine saith monseigneur + +yet monseigneur had slowly found that vulgar embarrassments crept +into his affairs both private and public and he had as to both +classes of affairs allied himself perforce with a farmer general +as to finances public because monseigneur could not make anything +at all of them and must consequently let them out to somebody who +could as to finances private because farmer generals were rich and +monseigneur after generations of great luxury and expense was +growing poor hence monseigneur had taken his sister from a convent +while there was yet time to ward off the impending veil the cheapest +garment she could wear and had bestowed her as a prize upon a very +rich farmer general poor in family which farmer general carrying +an appropriate cane with a golden apple on the top of it was now +among the company in the outer rooms much prostrated before by +mankind always excepting superior mankind of the blood of monseigneur +who his own wife included looked down upon him with the loftiest +contempt + +a sumptuous man was the farmer general thirty horses stood in his +stables twenty four male domestics sat in his halls six body women +waited on his wife as one who pretended to do nothing but plunder +and forage where he could the farmer general howsoever his +matrimonial relations conduced to social morality was at least the +greatest reality among the personages who attended at the hotel of +monseigneur that day + +for the rooms though a beautiful scene to look at and adorned with +every device of decoration that the taste and skill of the time could +achieve were in truth not a sound business considered with any +reference to the scarecrows in the rags and nightcaps elsewhere +and not so far off either but that the watching towers of notre +dame almost equidistant from the two extremes could see them both +they would have been an exceedingly uncomfortable business if that +could have been anybodys business at the house of monseigneur +military officers destitute of military knowledge naval officers +with no idea of a ship civil officers without a notion of affairs +brazen ecclesiastics of the worst world worldly with sensual eyes +loose tongues and looser lives all totally unfit for their several +callings all lying horribly in pretending to belong to them but all +nearly or remotely of the order of monseigneur and therefore foisted +on all public employments from which anything was to be got these were +to be told off by the score and the score people not immediately +connected with monseigneur or the state yet equally unconnected with +anything that was real or with lives passed in travelling by any +straight road to any true earthly end were no less abundant +doctors who made great fortunes out of dainty remedies for imaginary +disorders that never existed smiled upon their courtly patients in +the ante chambers of monseigneur projectors who had discovered +every kind of remedy for the little evils with which the state was +touched except the remedy of setting to work in earnest to root out +a single sin poured their distracting babble into any ears they +could lay hold of at the reception of monseigneur unbelieving +philosophers who were remodelling the world with words and making +card towers of babel to scale the skies with talked with unbelieving +chemists who had an eye on the transmutation of metals at this +wonderful gathering accumulated by monseigneur exquisite gentlemen +of the finest breeding which was at that remarkable time and has +been since to be known by its fruits of indifference to every +natural subject of human interest were in the most exemplary state +of exhaustion at the hotel of monseigneur such homes had these +various notabilities left behind them in the fine world of paris +that the spies among the assembled devotees of monseigneur forming a +goodly half of the polite company would have found it hard to +discover among the angels of that sphere one solitary wife who in +her manners and appearance owned to being a mother indeed except +for the mere act of bringing a troublesome creature into this world +which does not go far towards the realisation of the name of mother +there was no such thing known to the fashion peasant women kept the +unfashionable babies close and brought them up and charming grandmammas +of sixty dressed and supped as at twenty + +the leprosy of unreality disfigured every human creature in attendance +upon monseigneur in the outermost room were half a dozen exceptional +people who had had for a few years some vague misgiving in them +that things in general were going rather wrong as a promising way +of setting them right half of the half dozen had become members of a +fantastic sect of convulsionists and were even then considering within +themselves whether they should foam rage roar and turn cataleptic +on the spot thereby setting up a highly intelligible finger post to +the future for monseigneurs guidance besides these dervishes +were other three who had rushed into another sect which mended +matters with a jargon about the centre of truth holding that man +had got out of the centre of truth which did not need much +demonstration but had not got out of the circumference and that he +was to be kept from flying out of the circumference and was even to +be shoved back into the centre by fasting and seeing of spirits +among these accordingly much discoursing with spirits went on and +it did a world of good which never became manifest + +but the comfort was that all the company at the grand hotel of +monseigneur were perfectly dressed if the day of judgment had only +been ascertained to be a dress day everybody there would have been +eternally correct such frizzling and powdering and sticking up of +hair such delicate complexions artificially preserved and mended +such gallant swords to look at and such delicate honour to the sense +of smell would surely keep anything going for ever and ever +the exquisite gentlemen of the finest breeding wore little pendent +trinkets that chinked as they languidly moved these golden fetters +rang like precious little bells and what with that ringing and with +the rustle of silk and brocade and fine linen there was a flutter in +the air that fanned saint antoine and his devouring hunger far away + +dress was the one unfailing talisman and charm used for keeping all +things in their places everybody was dressed for a fancy ball that +was never to leave off from the palace of the tuileries through +monseigneur and the whole court through the chambers the tribunals +of justice and all society except the scarecrows the fancy ball +descended to the common executioner who in pursuance of the charm +was required to officiate frizzled powdered in a gold laced coat +pumps and white silk stockings at the gallows and the wheel the +axe was a rarity monsieur paris as it was the episcopal mode among +his brother professors of the provinces monsieur orleans and the +rest to call him presided in this dainty dress and who among the +company at monseigneurs reception in that seventeen hundred and +eightieth year of our lord could possibly doubt that a system +rooted in a frizzled hangman powdered gold laced pumped and +white silk stockinged would see the very stars out + +monseigneur having eased his four men of their burdens and taken his +chocolate caused the doors of the holiest of holiests to be thrown +open and issued forth then what submission what cringing and +fawning what servility what abject humiliation as to bowing down +in body and spirit nothing in that way was left for heaven which +may have been one among other reasons why the worshippers of +monseigneur never troubled it + +bestowing a word of promise here and a smile there a whisper on one +happy slave and a wave of the hand on another monseigneur affably +passed through his rooms to the remote region of the circumference of +truth there monseigneur turned and came back again and so in due +course of time got himself shut up in his sanctuary by the chocolate +sprites and was seen no more + +the show being over the flutter in the air became quite a little +storm and the precious little bells went ringing downstairs +there was soon but one person left of all the crowd and he with his +hat under his arm and his snuff box in his hand slowly passed among +the mirrors on his way out + +i devote you said this person stopping at the last door on his +way and turning in the direction of the sanctuary to the devil + +with that he shook the snuff from his fingers as if he had shaken +the dust from his feet and quietly walked downstairs + +he was a man of about sixty handsomely dressed haughty in manner +and with a face like a fine mask a face of a transparent paleness +every feature in it clearly defined one set expression on it +the nose beautifully formed otherwise was very slightly pinched at +the top of each nostril in those two compressions or dints the +only little change that the face ever showed resided they persisted +in changing colour sometimes and they would be occasionally dilated +and contracted by something like a faint pulsation then they gave a +look of treachery and cruelty to the whole countenance examined +with attention its capacity of helping such a look was to be found +in the line of the mouth and the lines of the orbits of the eyes +being much too horizontal and thin still in the effect of the face +made it was a handsome face and a remarkable one + +its owner went downstairs into the courtyard got into his carriage +and drove away not many people had talked with him at the reception +he had stood in a little space apart and monseigneur might have been +warmer in his manner it appeared under the circumstances rather +agreeable to him to see the common people dispersed before his horses +and often barely escaping from being run down his man drove as if +he were charging an enemy and the furious recklessness of the man +brought no check into the face or to the lips of the master the +complaint had sometimes made itself audible even in that deaf city +and dumb age that in the narrow streets without footways the fierce +patrician custom of hard driving endangered and maimed the mere vulgar +in a barbarous manner but few cared enough for that to think of it +a second time and in this matter as in all others the common +wretches were left to get out of their difficulties as they could + +with a wild rattle and clatter and an inhuman abandonment of +consideration not easy to be understood in these days the carriage +dashed through streets and swept round corners with women screaming +before it and men clutching each other and clutching children out of +its way at last swooping at a street corner by a fountain one of +its wheels came to a sickening little jolt and there was a loud cry +from a number of voices and the horses reared and plunged + +but for the latter inconvenience the carriage probably would not +have stopped carriages were often known to drive on and leave their +wounded behind and why not but the frightened valet had got down in +a hurry and there were twenty hands at the horses bridles + +what has gone wrong said monsieur calmly looking out + +a tall man in a nightcap had caught up a bundle from among the feet +of the horses and had laid it on the basement of the fountain +and was down in the mud and wet howling over it like a wild animal + +pardon monsieur the marquis said a ragged and submissive man +it is a child + +why does he make that abominable noise is it his child + +excuse me monsieur the marquis it is a pity yes + +the fountain was a little removed for the street opened where it +was into a space some ten or twelve yards square as the tall man +suddenly got up from the ground and came running at the carriage +monsieur the marquis clapped his hand for an instant on his sword hilt + +killed shrieked the man in wild desperation extending both arms +at their length above his head and staring at him dead + +the people closed round and looked at monsieur the marquis +there was nothing revealed by the many eyes that looked at him but +watchfulness and eagerness there was no visible menacing or anger +neither did the people say anything after the first cry they had +been silent and they remained so the voice of the submissive man +who had spoken was flat and tame in its extreme submission +monsieur the marquis ran his eyes over them all as if they had been +mere rats come out of their holes + +he took out his purse + +it is extraordinary to me said he that you people cannot take +care of yourselves and your children one or the other of you is for +ever in the way how do i know what injury you have done my horses +see give him that + +he threw out a gold coin for the valet to pick up and all the heads +craned forward that all the eyes might look down at it as it fell +the tall man called out again with a most unearthly cry dead + +he was arrested by the quick arrival of another man for whom the +rest made way on seeing him the miserable creature fell upon his +shoulder sobbing and crying and pointing to the fountain where +some women were stooping over the motionless bundle and moving +gently about it they were as silent however as the men + +i know all i know all said the last comer be a brave man my +gaspard it is better for the poor little plaything to die so than +to live it has died in a moment without pain could it have lived +an hour as happily + +you are a philosopher you there said the marquis smiling +how do they call you + +they call me defarge + +of what trade + +monsieur the marquis vendor of wine + +pick up that philosopher and vendor of wine said the marquis +throwing him another gold coin and spend it as you will +the horses there are they right + +without deigning to look at the assemblage a second time monsieur +the marquis leaned back in his seat and was just being driven away +with the air of a gentleman who had accidentally broke some common +thing and had paid for it and could afford to pay for it when his +ease was suddenly disturbed by a coin flying into his carriage +and ringing on its floor + +hold said monsieur the marquis hold the horses who threw that + +he looked to the spot where defarge the vendor of wine had stood +a moment before but the wretched father was grovelling on his face +on the pavement in that spot and the figure that stood beside him +was the figure of a dark stout woman knitting + +you dogs said the marquis but smoothly and with an unchanged front +except as to the spots on his nose i would ride over any of you +very willingly and exterminate you from the earth if i knew which +rascal threw at the carriage and if that brigand were sufficiently +near it he should be crushed under the wheels + +so cowed was their condition and so long and hard their experience +of what such a man could do to them within the law and beyond it +that not a voice or a hand or even an eye was raised among the +men not one but the woman who stood knitting looked up steadily +and looked the marquis in the face it was not for his dignity to +notice it his contemptuous eyes passed over her and over all the +other rats and he leaned back in his seat again and gave the word +go on + +he was driven on and other carriages came whirling by in quick +succession the minister the state projector the farmer general +the doctor the lawyer the ecclesiastic the grand opera the +comedy the whole fancy ball in a bright continuous flow came +whirling by the rats had crept out of their holes to look on +and they remained looking on for hours soldiers and police often +passing between them and the spectacle and making a barrier behind +which they slunk and through which they peeped the father had long +ago taken up his bundle and bidden himself away with it when the +women who had tended the bundle while it lay on the base of the +fountain sat there watching the running of the water and the rolling +of the fancy ball when the one woman who had stood conspicuous +knitting still knitted on with the steadfastness of fate the water +of the fountain ran the swift river ran the day ran into evening +so much life in the city ran into death according to rule time and +tide waited for no man the rats were sleeping close together in +their dark holes again the fancy ball was lighted up at supper +all things ran their course + + + +viii + +monseigneur in the country + + +a beautiful landscape with the corn bright in it but not abundant +patches of poor rye where corn should have been patches of poor peas +and beans patches of most coarse vegetable substitutes for wheat +on inanimate nature as on the men and women who cultivated it +a prevalent tendency towards an appearance of vegetating +unwillingly a dejected disposition to give up and wither away + +monsieur the marquis in his travelling carriage which might have +been lighter conducted by four post horses and two postilions +fagged up a steep hill a blush on the countenance of monsieur the +marquis was no impeachment of his high breeding it was not from +within it was occasioned by an external circumstance beyond his +control the setting sun + +the sunset struck so brilliantly into the travelling carriage when it +gained the hill top that its occupant was steeped in crimson +it will die out said monsieur the marquis glancing at his hands +directly + +in effect the sun was so low that it dipped at the moment when the +heavy drag had been adjusted to the wheel and the carriage slid down +hill with a cinderous smell in a cloud of dust the red glow departed +quickly the sun and the marquis going down together there was no +glow left when the drag was taken off + +but there remained a broken country bold and open a little village +at the bottom of the hill a broad sweep and rise beyond it a church +tower a windmill a forest for the chase and a crag with a fortress +on it used as a prison round upon all these darkening objects as +the night drew on the marquis looked with the air of one who was +coming near home + +the village had its one poor street with its poor brewery poor +tannery poor tavern poor stable yard for relays of post horses +poor fountain all usual poor appointments it had its poor people +too all its people were poor and many of them were sitting at +their doors shredding spare onions and the like for supper while +many were at the fountain washing leaves and grasses and any such +small yieldings of the earth that could be eaten expressive sips of +what made them poor were not wanting the tax for the state the tax +for the church the tax for the lord tax local and tax general were +to be paid here and to be paid there according to solemn inscription +in the little village until the wonder was that there was any +village left unswallowed + +few children were to be seen and no dogs as to the men and women +their choice on earth was stated in the prospect life on the lowest +terms that could sustain it down in the little village under the +mill or captivity and death in the dominant prison on the crag + +heralded by a courier in advance and by the cracking of his +postilions whips which twined snake like about their heads in the +evening air as if he came attended by the furies monsieur the +marquis drew up in his travelling carriage at the posting house gate +it was hard by the fountain and the peasants suspended their +operations to look at him he looked at them and saw in them +without knowing it the slow sure filing down of misery worn face and +figure that was to make the meagreness of frenchmen an english +superstition which should survive the truth through the best part of +a hundred years + +monsieur the marquis cast his eyes over the submissive faces that +drooped before him as the like of himself had drooped before +monseigneur of the court only the difference was that these faces +drooped merely to suffer and not to propitiate when a grizzled +mender of the roads joined the group + +bring me hither that fellow said the marquis to the courier + +the fellow was brought cap in hand and the other fellows closed +round to look and listen in the manner of the people at the paris +fountain + +i passed you on the road + +monseigneur it is true i had the honour of being passed on the road + +coming up the hill and at the top of the hill both + +monseigneur it is true + +what did you look at so fixedly + +monseigneur i looked at the man + +he stooped a little and with his tattered blue cap pointed under the +carriage all his fellows stooped to look under the carriage + +what man pig and why look there + +pardon monseigneur he swung by the chain of the shoe the drag + +who demanded the traveller + +monseigneur the man + +may the devil carry away these idiots how do you call the man +you know all the men of this part of the country who was he + +your clemency monseigneur he was not of this part of the country +of all the days of my life i never saw him + +swinging by the chain to be suffocated + +with your gracious permission that was the wonder of it +monseigneur his head hanging over like this + +he turned himself sideways to the carriage and leaned back with his +face thrown up to the sky and his head hanging down then recovered +himself fumbled with his cap and made a bow + +what was he like + +monseigneur he was whiter than the miller all covered with dust +white as a spectre tall as a spectre + +the picture produced an immense sensation in the little crowd +but all eyes without comparing notes with other eyes looked at +monsieur the marquis perhaps to observe whether he had any spectre +on his conscience + +truly you did well said the marquis felicitously sensible that +such vermin were not to ruffle him to see a thief accompanying my +carriage and not open that great mouth of yours bah put him aside +monsieur gabelle + +monsieur gabelle was the postmaster and some other taxing functionary +united he had come out with great obsequiousness to assist at this +examination and had held the examined by the drapery of his arm in +an official manner + +bah go aside said monsieur gabelle + +lay hands on this stranger if he seeks to lodge in your village +to night and be sure that his business is honest gabelle + +monseigneur i am flattered to devote myself to your orders + +did he run away fellow where is that accursed + +the accursed was already under the carriage with some half dozen +particular friends pointing out the chain with his blue cap +some half dozen other particular friends promptly hauled him out +and presented him breathless to monsieur the marquis + +did the man run away dolt when we stopped for the drag + +monseigneur he precipitated himself over the hill side head first +as a person plunges into the river + +see to it gabelle go on + +the half dozen who were peering at the chain were still among the +wheels like sheep the wheels turned so suddenly that they were +lucky to save their skins and bones they had very little else to +save or they might not have been so fortunate + +the burst with which the carriage started out of the village and up +the rise beyond was soon checked by the steepness of the hill +gradually it subsided to a foot pace swinging and lumbering upward +among the many sweet scents of a summer night the postilions with +a thousand gossamer gnats circling about them in lieu of the furies +quietly mended the points to the lashes of their whips the valet +walked by the horses the courier was audible trotting on ahead into +the dun distance + +at the steepest point of the hill there was a little burial ground +with a cross and a new large figure of our saviour on it it was a +poor figure in wood done by some inexperienced rustic carver but he +had studied the figure from the life his own life maybe for it was +dreadfully spare and thin + +to this distressful emblem of a great distress that had long been +growing worse and was not at its worst a woman was kneeling +she turned her head as the carriage came up to her rose quickly +and presented herself at the carriage door + +it is you monseigneur monseigneur a petition + +with an exclamation of impatience but with his unchangeable face +monseigneur looked out + +how then what is it always petitions + +monseigneur for the love of the great god my husband the forester + +what of your husband the forester always the same with you people +he cannot pay something + +he has paid all monseigneur he is dead + +well he is quiet can i restore him to you + +alas no monseigneur but he lies yonder under a little heap of +poor grass + +well + +monseigneur there are so many little heaps of poor grass + +again well + +she looked an old woman but was young her manner was one of +passionate grief by turns she clasped her veinous and knotted hands +together with wild energy and laid one of them on the carriage door + tenderly caressingly as if it had been a human breast and could +be expected to feel the appealing touch + +monseigneur hear me monseigneur hear my petition my husband +died of want so many die of want so many more will die of want + +again well can i feed them + +monseigneur the good god knows but i dont ask it my petition is +that a morsel of stone or wood with my husbands name may be placed +over him to show where he lies otherwise the place will be quickly +forgotten it will never be found when i am dead of the same malady +i shall be laid under some other heap of poor grass monseigneur +they are so many they increase so fast there is so much want +monseigneur monseigneur + +the valet had put her away from the door the carriage had broken +into a brisk trot the postilions had quickened the pace she was +left far behind and monseigneur again escorted by the furies was +rapidly diminishing the league or two of distance that remained +between him and his chateau + +the sweet scents of the summer night rose all around him and rose +as the rain falls impartially on the dusty ragged and toil worn +group at the fountain not far away to whom the mender of roads with +the aid of the blue cap without which he was nothing still enlarged +upon his man like a spectre as long as they could bear it +by degrees as they could bear no more they dropped off one by one +and lights twinkled in little casements which lights as the +casements darkened and more stars came out seemed to have shot up +into the sky instead of having been extinguished + +the shadow of a large high roofed house and of many over hanging +trees was upon monsieur the marquis by that time and the shadow was +exchanged for the light of a flambeau as his carriage stopped +and the great door of his chateau was opened to him + +monsieur charles whom i expect is he arrived from england + +monseigneur not yet + + + +ix + +the gorgons head + + +it was a heavy mass of building that chateau of monsieur the marquis +with a large stone courtyard before it and two stone sweeps of +staircase meeting in a stone terrace before the principal door +a stony business altogether with heavy stone balustrades and stone +urns and stone flowers and stone faces of men and stone heads of +lions in all directions as if the gorgons head had surveyed it +when it was finished two centuries ago + +up the broad flight of shallow steps monsieur the marquis flambeau +preceded went from his carriage sufficiently disturbing the darkness +to elicit loud remonstrance from an owl in the roof of the great pile +of stable building away among the trees all else was so quiet that +the flambeau carried up the steps and the other flambeau held at the +great door burnt as if they were in a close room of state instead +of being in the open night air other sound than the owls voice +there was none save the failing of a fountain into its stone basin +for it was one of those dark nights that hold their breath by the hour +together and then heave a long low sigh and hold their breath again + +the great door clanged behind him and monsieur the marquis crossed +a hall grim with certain old boar spears swords and knives of the +chase grimmer with certain heavy riding rods and riding whips of +which many a peasant gone to his benefactor death had felt the +weight when his lord was angry + +avoiding the larger rooms which were dark and made fast for the +night monsieur the marquis with his flambeau bearer going on before +went up the staircase to a door in a corridor this thrown open +admitted him to his own private apartment of three rooms +his bed chamber and two others high vaulted rooms with cool +uncarpeted floors great dogs upon the hearths for the burning +of wood in winter time and all luxuries befitting the state +of a marquis in a luxurious age and country the fashion +of the last louis but one of the line that was never to break + the fourteenth louis was conspicuous in their rich furniture +but it was diversified by many objects that were illustrations +of old pages in the history of france + +a supper table was laid for two in the third of the rooms a round +room in one of the chateaus four extinguisher topped towers +a small lofty room with its window wide open and the wooden +jalousie blinds closed so that the dark night only showed in slight +horizontal lines of black alternating with their broad lines of +stone colour + +my nephew said the marquis glancing at the supper preparation +they said he was not arrived + +nor was he but he had been expected with monseigneur + +ah it is not probable he will arrive to night nevertheless leave +the table as it is i shall be ready in a quarter of an hour + +in a quarter of an hour monseigneur was ready and sat down alone +to his sumptuous and choice supper his chair was opposite to the +window and he had taken his soup and was raising his glass of +bordeaux to his lips when he put it down + +what is that he calmly asked looking with attention at the +horizontal lines of black and stone colour + +monseigneur that + +outside the blinds open the blinds + +it was done + +well + +monseigneur it is nothing the trees and the night are all that +are here + +the servant who spoke had thrown the blinds wide had looked out +into the vacant darkness and stood with that blank behind him +looking round for instructions + +good said the imperturbable master close them again + +that was done too and the marquis went on with his supper he was +half way through it when he again stopped with his glass in his +hand hearing the sound of wheels it came on briskly and came up +to the front of the chateau + +ask who is arrived + +it was the nephew of monseigneur he had been some few leagues +behind monseigneur early in the afternoon he had diminished the +distance rapidly but not so rapidly as to come up with monseigneur +on the road he had heard of monseigneur at the posting houses +as being before him + +he was to be told said monseigneur that supper awaited him then and +there and that he was prayed to come to it in a little while he came +he had been known in england as charles darnay + +monseigneur received him in a courtly manner but they did not shake hands + +you left paris yesterday sir he said to monseigneur as he took +his seat at table + +yesterday and you + +i come direct + +from london + +yes + +you have been a long time coming said the marquis with a smile + +on the contrary i come direct + +pardon me i mean not a long time on the journey a long time +intending the journey + +i have been detained by the nephew stopped a moment in his +answer various business + +without doubt said the polished uncle + +so long as a servant was present no other words passed between them +when coffee had been served and they were alone together the nephew +looking at the uncle and meeting the eyes of the face that was like a +fine mask opened a conversation + +i have come back sir as you anticipate pursuing the object that +took me away it carried me into great and unexpected peril but it +is a sacred object and if it had carried me to death i hope it would +have sustained me + +not to death said the uncle it is not necessary to say to death + +i doubt sir returned the nephew whether if it had carried me +to the utmost brink of death you would have cared to stop me there + +the deepened marks in the nose and the lengthening of the fine +straight lines in the cruel face looked ominous as to that the +uncle made a graceful gesture of protest which was so clearly a +slight form of good breeding that it was not reassuring + +indeed sir pursued the nephew for anything i know you may +have expressly worked to give a more suspicious appearance to the +suspicious circumstances that surrounded me + +no no no said the uncle pleasantly + +but however that may be resumed the nephew glancing at him with +deep distrust i know that your diplomacy would stop me by any +means and would know no scruple as to means + +my friend i told you so said the uncle with a fine pulsation in +the two marks do me the favour to recall that i told you so long ago + +i recall it + +thank you said the marquise very sweetly indeed + +his tone lingered in the air almost like the tone of a musical +instrument + +in effect sir pursued the nephew i believe it to be at once +your bad fortune and my good fortune that has kept me out of a +prison in france here + +i do not quite understand returned the uncle sipping his coffee +dare i ask you to explain + +i believe that if you were not in disgrace with the court +and had not been overshadowed by that cloud for years past a letter +de cachet would have sent me to some fortress indefinitely + +it is possible said the uncle with great calmness for the +honour of the family i could even resolve to incommode you to that +extent pray excuse me + +i perceive that happily for me the reception of the day before +yesterday was as usual a cold one observed the nephew + +i would not say happily my friend returned the uncle with +refined politeness i would not be sure of that a good opportunity +for consideration surrounded by the advantages of solitude might +influence your destiny to far greater advantage than you influence it +for yourself but it is useless to discuss the question i am as +you say at a disadvantage these little instruments of correction +these gentle aids to the power and honour of families these slight +favours that might so incommode you are only to be obtained now by +interest and importunity they are sought by so many and they are +granted comparatively to so few it used not to be so but france +in all such things is changed for the worse our not remote +ancestors held the right of life and death over the surrounding +vulgar from this room many such dogs have been taken out to be +hanged in the next room my bedroom one fellow to our knowledge +was poniarded on the spot for professing some insolent delicacy +respecting his daughter _his_ daughter we have lost many privileges +a new philosophy has become the mode and the assertion of our +station in these days might i do not go so far as to say would +but might cause us real inconvenience all very bad very bad + +the marquis took a gentle little pinch of snuff and shook his head +as elegantly despondent as he could becomingly be of a country still +containing himself that great means of regeneration + +we have so asserted our station both in the old time and in the +modern time also said the nephew gloomily that i believe our +name to be more detested than any name in france + +let us hope so said the uncle detestation of the high is the +involuntary homage of the low + +there is not pursued the nephew in his former tone a face i can +look at in all this country round about us which looks at me with +any deference on it but the dark deference of fear and slavery + +a compliment said the marquis to the grandeur of the family +merited by the manner in which the family has sustained its grandeur +hah and he took another gentle little pinch of snuff and lightly +crossed his legs + +but when his nephew leaning an elbow on the table covered his eyes +thoughtfully and dejectedly with his hand the fine mask looked at him +sideways with a stronger concentration of keenness closeness and dislike +than was comportable with its wearers assumption of indifference + +repression is the only lasting philosophy the dark deference of +fear and slavery my friend observed the marquis will keep the +dogs obedient to the whip as long as this roof looking up to it +shuts out the sky + +that might not be so long as the marquis supposed if a picture of +the chateau as it was to be a very few years hence and of fifty like +it as they too were to be a very few years hence could have been +shown to him that night he might have been at a loss to claim his +own from the ghastly fire charred plunder wrecked rains as for +the roof he vaunted he might have found _that_ shutting out the sky +in a new way to wit for ever from the eyes of the bodies into which +its lead was fired out of the barrels of a hundred thousand muskets + +meanwhile said the marquis i will preserve the honour and repose +of the family if you will not but you must be fatigued shall we +terminate our conference for the night + +a moment more + +an hour if you please + +sir said the nephew we have done wrong and are reaping the +fruits of wrong + +_we_ have done wrong repeated the marquis with an inquiring +smile and delicately pointing first to his nephew then to himself + +our family our honourable family whose honour is of so much +account to both of us in such different ways even in my fathers +time we did a world of wrong injuring every human creature who came +between us and our pleasure whatever it was why need i speak of my +fathers time when it is equally yours can i separate my fathers +twin brother joint inheritor and next successor from himself + +death has done that said the marquis + +and has left me answered the nephew bound to a system that is +frightful to me responsible for it but powerless in it seeking to +execute the last request of my dear mothers lips and obey the last +look of my dear mothers eyes which implored me to have mercy and to +redress and tortured by seeking assistance and power in vain + +seeking them from me my nephew said the marquis touching him on +the breast with his forefinger they were now standing by the +hearth you will for ever seek them in vain be assured + +every fine straight line in the clear whiteness of his face was +cruelly craftily and closely compressed while he stood looking +quietly at his nephew with his snuff box in his hand once again he +touched him on the breast as though his finger were the fine point +of a small sword with which in delicate finesse he ran him through +the body and said + +my friend i will die perpetuating the system under which i have lived + +when he had said it he took a culminating pinch of snuff and put +his box in his pocket + +better to be a rational creature he added then after ringing a +small bell on the table and accept your natural destiny but you +are lost monsieur charles i see + +this property and france are lost to me said the nephew sadly +i renounce them + +are they both yours to renounce france may be but is the property +it is scarcely worth mentioning but is it yet + +i had no intention in the words i used to claim it yet if it +passed to me from you to morrow + +which i have the vanity to hope is not probable + + or twenty years hence + +you do me too much honour said the marquis still i prefer that +supposition + + i would abandon it and live otherwise and elsewhere it is +little to relinquish what is it but a wilderness of misery and ruin + +hah said the marquis glancing round the luxurious room + +to the eye it is fair enough here but seen in its integrity under +the sky and by the daylight it is a crumbling tower of waste +mismanagement extortion debt mortgage oppression hunger +nakedness and suffering + +hah said the marquis again in a well satisfied manner + +if it ever becomes mine it shall be put into some hands better +qualified to free it slowly if such a thing is possible from the +weight that drags it down so that the miserable people who cannot +leave it and who have been long wrung to the last point of endurance +may in another generation suffer less but it is not for me +there is a curse on it and on all this land + +and you said the uncle forgive my curiosity do you under your +new philosophy graciously intend to live + +i must do to live what others of my countrymen even with nobility +at their backs may have to do some day work + +in england for example + +yes the family honour sir is safe from me in this country the +family name can suffer from me in no other for i bear it in no other + +the ringing of the bell had caused the adjoining bed chamber to be +lighted it now shone brightly through the door of communication +the marquis looked that way and listened for the retreating step of +his valet + +england is very attractive to you seeing how indifferently you have +prospered there he observed then turning his calm face to his +nephew with a smile + +i have already said that for my prospering there i am sensible i +may be indebted to you sir for the rest it is my refuge + +they say those boastful english that it is the refuge of many +you know a compatriot who has found a refuge there a doctor + +yes + +with a daughter + +yes + +yes said the marquis you are fatigued good night + +as he bent his head in his most courtly manner there was a secrecy +in his smiling face and he conveyed an air of mystery to those +words which struck the eyes and ears of his nephew forcibly at the +same time the thin straight lines of the setting of the eyes and +the thin straight lips and the markings in the nose curved with a +sarcasm that looked handsomely diabolic + +yes repeated the marquis a doctor with a daughter yes +so commences the new philosophy you are fatigued good night + +it would have been of as much avail to interrogate any stone face +outside the chateau as to interrogate that face of his the nephew +looked at him in vain in passing on to the door + +good night said the uncle i look to the pleasure of seeing you +again in the morning good repose light monsieur my nephew to his +chamber there and burn monsieur my nephew in his bed if you will +he added to himself before he rang his little bell again and summoned +his valet to his own bedroom + +the valet come and gone monsieur the marquis walked to and fro in +his loose chamber robe to prepare himself gently for sleep that hot +still night rustling about the room his softly slippered feet +making no noise on the floor he moved like a refined tiger looked +like some enchanted marquis of the impenitently wicked sort in story +whose periodical change into tiger form was either just going off or +just coming on + +he moved from end to end of his voluptuous bedroom looking again at +the scraps of the days journey that came unbidden into his mind the +slow toil up the hill at sunset the setting sun the descent the +mill the prison on the crag the little village in the hollow the +peasants at the fountain and the mender of roads with his blue cap +pointing out the chain under the carriage that fountain suggested +the paris fountain the little bundle lying on the step the women +bending over it and the tall man with his arms up crying dead + +i am cool now said monsieur the marquis and may go to bed + +so leaving only one light burning on the large hearth he let his +thin gauze curtains fall around him and heard the night break its +silence with a long sigh as he composed himself to sleep + +the stone faces on the outer walls stared blindly at the black night +for three heavy hours for three heavy hours the horses in the +stables rattled at their racks the dogs barked and the owl made a +noise with very little resemblance in it to the noise conventionally +assigned to the owl by men poets but it is the obstinate custom of +such creatures hardly ever to say what is set down for them + +for three heavy hours the stone faces of the chateau lion and +human stared blindly at the night dead darkness lay on all the +landscape dead darkness added its own hush to the hushing dust on +all the roads the burial place had got to the pass that its little +heaps of poor grass were undistinguishable from one another the +figure on the cross might have come down for anything that could be +seen of it in the village taxers and taxed were fast asleep +dreaming perhaps of banquets as the starved usually do and of +ease and rest as the driven slave and the yoked ox may its lean +inhabitants slept soundly and were fed and freed + +the fountain in the village flowed unseen and unheard and the +fountain at the chateau dropped unseen and unheard both melting +away like the minutes that were falling from the spring of time +through three dark hours then the grey water of both began to be +ghostly in the light and the eyes of the stone faces of the chateau +were opened + +lighter and lighter until at last the sun touched the tops of the +still trees and poured its radiance over the hill in the glow +the water of the chateau fountain seemed to turn to blood and the +stone faces crimsoned the carol of the birds was loud and high +and on the weather beaten sill of the great window of the bed +chamber of monsieur the marquis one little bird sang its sweetest +song with all its might at this the nearest stone face seemed +to stare amazed and with open mouth and dropped under jaw looked +awe stricken + +now the sun was full up and movement began in the village +casement windows opened crazy doors were unbarred and people came +forth shivering chilled as yet by the new sweet air then began +the rarely lightened toil of the day among the village population +some to the fountain some to the fields men and women here to +dig and delve men and women there to see to the poor live stock +and lead the bony cows out to such pasture as could be found by the +roadside in the church and at the cross a kneeling figure or two +attendant on the latter prayers the led cow trying for a breakfast +among the weeds at its foot + +the chateau awoke later as became its quality but awoke gradually +and surely first the lonely boar spears and knives of the chase +had been reddened as of old then had gleamed trenchant in the +morning sunshine now doors and windows were thrown open horses +in their stables looked round over their shoulders at the light and +freshness pouring in at doorways leaves sparkled and rustled at +iron grated windows dogs pulled hard at their chains and reared +impatient to be loosed + +all these trivial incidents belonged to the routine of life and the +return of morning surely not so the ringing of the great bell of +the chateau nor the running up and down the stairs nor the hurried +figures on the terrace nor the booting and tramping here and there +and everywhere nor the quick saddling of horses and riding away + +what winds conveyed this hurry to the grizzled mender of roads +already at work on the hill top beyond the village with his days +dinner not much to carry lying in a bundle that it was worth no +crows while to peck at on a heap of stones had the birds carrying +some grains of it to a distance dropped one over him as they sow +chance seeds whether or no the mender of roads ran on the sultry +morning as if for his life down the hill knee high in dust and +never stopped till he got to the fountain + +all the people of the village were at the fountain standing about in +their depressed manner and whispering low but showing no other +emotions than grim curiosity and surprise the led cows hastily +brought in and tethered to anything that would hold them were looking +stupidly on or lying down chewing the cud of nothing particularly +repaying their trouble which they had picked up in their interrupted +saunter some of the people of the chateau and some of those of the +posting house and all the taxing authorities were armed more or less +and were crowded on the other side of the little street in a +purposeless way that was highly fraught with nothing already +the mender of roads had penetrated into the midst of a group of fifty +particular friends and was smiting himself in the breast with his +blue cap what did all this portend and what portended the swift +hoisting up of monsieur gabelle behind a servant on horseback and +the conveying away of the said gabelle double laden though the horse +was at a gallop like a new version of the german ballad of leonora + +it portended that there was one stone face too many up at the chateau + +the gorgon had surveyed the building again in the night and had +added the one stone face wanting the stone face for which it had +waited through about two hundred years + +it lay back on the pillow of monsieur the marquis it was like a +fine mask suddenly startled made angry and petrified driven home +into the heart of the stone figure attached to it was a knife +round its hilt was a frill of paper on which was scrawled + +drive him fast to his tomb this from jacques + + + +x + +two promises + + +more months to the number of twelve had come and gone and mr +charles darnay was established in england as a higher teacher of the +french language who was conversant with french literature in this +age he would have been a professor in that age he was a tutor +he read with young men who could find any leisure and interest for +the study of a living tongue spoken all over the world and he +cultivated a taste for its stores of knowledge and fancy he could +write of them besides in sound english and render them into sound +english such masters were not at that time easily found princes +that had been and kings that were to be were not yet of the teacher +class and no ruined nobility had dropped out of tellsons ledgers +to turn cooks and carpenters as a tutor whose attainments made the +students way unusually pleasant and profitable and as an elegant +translator who brought something to his work besides mere dictionary +knowledge young mr darnay soon became known and encouraged he was +well acquainted more over with the circumstances of his country +and those were of ever growing interest so with great perseverance +and untiring industry he prospered + +in london he had expected neither to walk on pavements of gold nor +to lie on beds of roses if he had had any such exalted expectation +he would not have prospered he had expected labour and he found it +and did it and made the best of it in this his prosperity consisted + +a certain portion of his time was passed at cambridge where he read +with undergraduates as a sort of tolerated smuggler who drove a +contraband trade in european languages instead of conveying greek +and latin through the custom house the rest of his time he passed +in london + +now from the days when it was always summer in eden to these days +when it is mostly winter in fallen latitudes the world of a man has +invariably gone one way charles darnays way the way of the love of +a woman + +he had loved lucie manette from the hour of his danger he had never +heard a sound so sweet and dear as the sound of her compassionate +voice he had never seen a face so tenderly beautiful as hers when +it was confronted with his own on the edge of the grave that had been +dug for him but he had not yet spoken to her on the subject +the assassination at the deserted chateau far away beyond the heaving +water and the long long dusty roads the solid stone chateau which +had itself become the mere mist of a dream had been done a year +and he had never yet by so much as a single spoken word disclosed +to her the state of his heart + +that he had his reasons for this he knew full well it was again a +summer day when lately arrived in london from his college occupation +he turned into the quiet corner in soho bent on seeking an opportunity +of opening his mind to doctor manette it was the close of the +summer day and he knew lucie to be out with miss pross + +he found the doctor reading in his arm chair at a window the energy +which had at once supported him under his old sufferings and aggravated +their sharpness had been gradually restored to him he was now a +very energetic man indeed with great firmness of purpose strength +of resolution and vigour of action in his recovered energy he was +sometimes a little fitful and sudden as he had at first been in the +exercise of his other recovered faculties but this had never been +frequently observable and had grown more and more rare + +he studied much slept little sustained a great deal of fatigue with +ease and was equably cheerful to him now entered charles darnay +at sight of whom he laid aside his book and held out his hand + +charles darnay i rejoice to see you we have been counting on your +return these three or four days past mr stryver and sydney carton +were both here yesterday and both made you out to be more than due + +i am obliged to them for their interest in the matter he answered +a little coldly as to them though very warmly as to the doctor +miss manette + +is well said the doctor as he stopped short and your return +will delight us all she has gone out on some household matters +but will soon be home + +doctor manette i knew she was from home i took the opportunity of +her being from home to beg to speak to you + +there was a blank silence + +yes said the doctor with evident constraint bring your chair here +and speak on + +he complied as to the chair but appeared to find the speaking on +less easy + +i have had the happiness doctor manette of being so intimate +here so he at length began for some year and a half that i hope +the topic on which i am about to touch may not + +he was stayed by the doctors putting out his hand to stop him +when he had kept it so a little while he said drawing it back + +is lucie the topic + +she is + +it is hard for me to speak of her at any time it is very hard for +me to hear her spoken of in that tone of yours charles darnay + +it is a tone of fervent admiration true homage and deep love +doctor manette he said deferentially + +there was another blank silence before her father rejoined + +i believe it i do you justice i believe it + +his constraint was so manifest and it was so manifest too that it +originated in an unwillingness to approach the subject that charles +darnay hesitated + +shall i go on sir + +another blank + +yes go on + +you anticipate what i would say though you cannot know how earnestly +i say it how earnestly i feel it without knowing my secret heart +and the hopes and fears and anxieties with which it has long been +laden dear doctor manette i love your daughter fondly dearly +disinterestedly devotedly if ever there were love in the world +i love her you have loved yourself let your old love speak for me + +the doctor sat with his face turned away and his eyes bent on the +ground at the last words he stretched out his hand again hurriedly +and cried + +not that sir let that be i adjure you do not recall that + +his cry was so like a cry of actual pain that it rang in charles +darnays ears long after he had ceased he motioned with the hand he +had extended and it seemed to be an appeal to darnay to pause +the latter so received it and remained silent + +i ask your pardon said the doctor in a subdued tone after some +moments i do not doubt your loving lucie you may be satisfied of it + +he turned towards him in his chair but did not look at him or raise +his eyes his chin dropped upon his hand and his white hair +overshadowed his face + +have you spoken to lucie + +no + +nor written + +never + +it would be ungenerous to affect not to know that your self denial +is to be referred to your consideration for her father her father +thanks you + +he offered his hand but his eyes did not go with it + +i know said darnay respectfully how can i fail to know +doctor manette i who have seen you together from day to day +that between you and miss manette there is an affection so unusual +so touching so belonging to the circumstances in which it has been +nurtured that it can have few parallels even in the tenderness +between a father and child i know doctor manette how can i fail +to know that mingled with the affection and duty of a daughter who +has become a woman there is in her heart towards you all the love +and reliance of infancy itself i know that as in her childhood she +had no parent so she is now devoted to you with all the constancy +and fervour of her present years and character united to the +trustfulness and attachment of the early days in which you were lost +to her i know perfectly well that if you had been restored to her +from the world beyond this life you could hardly be invested in her +sight with a more sacred character than that in which you are always +with her i know that when she is clinging to you the hands of baby +girl and woman all in one are round your neck i know that in +loving you she sees and loves her mother at her own age sees and +loves you at my age loves her mother broken hearted loves you +through your dreadful trial and in your blessed restoration i have +known this night and day since i have known you in your home + +her father sat silent with his face bent down his breathing was a +little quickened but he repressed all other signs of agitation + +dear doctor manette always knowing this always seeing her and you +with this hallowed light about you i have forborne and forborne +as long as it was in the nature of man to do it i have felt and do +even now feel that to bring my love even mine between you is to +touch your history with something not quite so good as itself +but i love her heaven is my witness that i love her + +i believe it answered her father mournfully i have thought so +before now i believe it + +but do not believe said darnay upon whose ear the mournful voice +struck with a reproachful sound that if my fortune were so cast as +that being one day so happy as to make her my wife i must at any +time put any separation between her and you i could or would breathe +a word of what i now say besides that i should know it to be +hopeless i should know it to be a baseness if i had any such +possibility even at a remote distance of years harboured in my +thoughts and hidden in my heart if it ever had been there if it +ever could be there i could not now touch this honoured hand + +he laid his own upon it as he spoke + +no dear doctor manette like you a voluntary exile from france +like you driven from it by its distractions oppressions and +miseries like you striving to live away from it by my own exertions +and trusting in a happier future i look only to sharing your fortunes +sharing your life and home and being faithful to you to the death +not to divide with lucie her privilege as your child companion and +friend but to come in aid of it and bind her closer to you if such +a thing can be + +his touch still lingered on her fathers hand answering the touch +for a moment but not coldly her father rested his hands upon the +arms of his chair and looked up for the first time since the +beginning of the conference a struggle was evidently in his face +a struggle with that occasional look which had a tendency in it to +dark doubt and dread + +you speak so feelingly and so manfully charles darnay that i thank +you with all my heart and will open all my heart or nearly so +have you any reason to believe that lucie loves you + +none as yet none + +is it the immediate object of this confidence that you may at once +ascertain that with my knowledge + +not even so i might not have the hopefulness to do it for weeks +i might mistaken or not mistaken have that hopefulness to morrow + +do you seek any guidance from me + +i ask none sir but i have thought it possible that you might have +it in your power if you should deem it right to give me some + +do you seek any promise from me + +i do seek that + +what is it + +i well understand that without you i could have no hope i well +understand that even if miss manette held me at this moment in her +innocent heart do not think i have the presumption to assume so much +i could retain no place in it against her love for her father + +if that be so do you see what on the other hand is involved in it + +i understand equally well that a word from her father in any suitors +favour would outweigh herself and all the world for which reason +doctor manette said darnay modestly but firmly i would not ask +that word to save my life + +i am sure of it charles darnay mysteries arise out of close love +as well as out of wide division in the former case they are subtle +and delicate and difficult to penetrate my daughter lucie is in +this one respect such a mystery to me i can make no guess at the +state of her heart + +may i ask sir if you think she is as he hesitated her father +supplied the rest + +is sought by any other suitor + +it is what i meant to say + +her father considered a little before he answered + +you have seen mr carton here yourself mr stryver is here too +occasionally if it be at all it can only be by one of these + +or both said darnay + +i had not thought of both i should not think either likely +you want a promise from me tell me what it is + +it is that if miss manette should bring to you at any time on her +own part such a confidence as i have ventured to lay before you +you will bear testimony to what i have said and to your belief in it +i hope you may be able to think so well of me as to urge no influence +against me i say nothing more of my stake in this this is what i ask +the condition on which i ask it and which you have an undoubted right +to require i will observe immediately + +i give the promise said the doctor without any condition +i believe your object to be purely and truthfully as you have +stated it i believe your intention is to perpetuate and not to +weaken the ties between me and my other and far dearer self if she +should ever tell me that you are essential to her perfect happiness +i will give her to you if there were charles darnay if there were + +the young man had taken his hand gratefully their hands were joined +as the doctor spoke + + any fancies any reasons any apprehensions anything whatsoever +new or old against the man she really loved the direct responsibility +thereof not lying on his head they should all be obliterated for her +sake she is everything to me more to me than suffering more to me +than wrong more to me well this is idle talk + +so strange was the way in which he faded into silence and so strange +his fixed look when he had ceased to speak that darnay felt his own +hand turn cold in the hand that slowly released and dropped it + +you said something to me said doctor manette breaking into a smile +what was it you said to me + +he was at a loss how to answer until he remembered having spoken of +a condition relieved as his mind reverted to that he answered + +your confidence in me ought to be returned with full confidence on +my part my present name though but slightly changed from my +mothers is not as you will remember my own i wish to tell you +what that is and why i am in england + +stop said the doctor of beauvais + +i wish it that i may the better deserve your confidence and have +no secret from you + +stop + +for an instant the doctor even had his two hands at his ears for +another instant even had his two hands laid on darnays lips + +tell me when i ask you not now if your suit should prosper if +lucie should love you you shall tell me on your marriage morning +do you promise + +willingly + +give me your hand she will be home directly and it is better she +should not see us together to night go god bless you + +it was dark when charles darnay left him and it was an hour later +and darker when lucie came home she hurried into the room alone +for miss pross had gone straight up stairs and was surprised to find +his reading chair empty + +my father she called to him father dear + +nothing was said in answer but she heard a low hammering sound in +his bedroom passing lightly across the intermediate room she +looked in at his door and came running back frightened crying to +herself with her blood all chilled what shall i do what shall i do + +her uncertainty lasted but a moment she hurried back and tapped at +his door and softly called to him the noise ceased at the sound of +her voice and he presently came out to her and they walked up and +down together for a long time + +she came down from her bed to look at him in his sleep that night +he slept heavily and his tray of shoemaking tools and his old +unfinished work were all as usual + + + +xi + +a companion picture + + +sydney said mr stryver on that self same night or morning to his +jackal mix another bowl of punch i have something to say to you + +sydney had been working double tides that night and the night before +and the night before that and a good many nights in succession making +a grand clearance among mr stryvers papers before the setting in of +the long vacation the clearance was effected at last the stryver +arrears were handsomely fetched up everything was got rid of until +november should come with its fogs atmospheric and fogs legal and +bring grist to the mill again + +sydney was none the livelier and none the soberer for so much application +it had taken a deal of extra wet towelling to pull him through the night +a correspondingly extra quantity of wine had preceded the towelling +and he was in a very damaged condition as he now pulled his turban +off and threw it into the basin in which he had steeped it at intervals +for the last six hours + +are you mixing that other bowl of punch said stryver the portly +with his hands in his waistband glancing round from the sofa where +he lay on his back + +i am + +now look here i am going to tell you something that will rather +surprise you and that perhaps will make you think me not quite as +shrewd as you usually do think me i intend to marry + +_do_ you + +yes and not for money what do you say now + +i dont feel disposed to say much who is she + +guess + +do i know her + +guess + +i am not going to guess at five oclock in the morning with my +brains frying and sputtering in my head if you want me to guess you +must ask me to dinner + +well then ill tell you said stryver coming slowly into a sitting +posture sydney i rather despair of making myself intelligible to you +because you are such an insensible dog + +and you returned sydney busy concocting the punch are such a +sensitive and poetical spirit + +come rejoined stryver laughing boastfully though i dont prefer +any claim to being the soul of romance for i hope i know better +still i am a tenderer sort of fellow than _you_ + +you are a luckier if you mean that + +i dont mean that i mean i am a man of more more + +say gallantry while you are about it suggested carton + +well ill say gallantry my meaning is that i am a man said +stryver inflating himself at his friend as he made the punch +who cares more to be agreeable who takes more pains to be agreeable +who knows better how to be agreeable in a womans society than you do + +go on said sydney carton + +no but before i go on said stryver shaking his head in his bullying +way ill have this out with you youve been at doctor manettes +house as much as i have or more than i have why i have been ashamed +of your moroseness there your manners have been of that silent and +sullen and hangdog kind that upon my life and soul i have been +ashamed of you sydney + +it should be very beneficial to a man in your practice at the bar +to be ashamed of anything returned sydney you ought to be much +obliged to me + +you shall not get off in that way rejoined stryver shouldering the +rejoinder at him no sydney its my duty to tell you and i tell you +to your face to do you good that you are a devilish ill conditioned +fellow in that sort of society you are a disagreeable fellow + +sydney drank a bumper of the punch he had made and laughed + +look at me said stryver squaring himself i have less need to +make myself agreeable than you have being more independent in +circumstances why do i do it + +i never saw you do it yet muttered carton + +i do it because its politic i do it on principle and look at me +i get on + +you dont get on with your account of your matrimonial intentions +answered carton with a careless air i wish you would keep to that +as to me will you never understand that i am incorrigible + +he asked the question with some appearance of scorn + +you have no business to be incorrigible was his friends answer +delivered in no very soothing tone + +i have no business to be at all that i know of said sydney carton +who is the lady + +now dont let my announcement of the name make you uncomfortable +sydney said mr stryver preparing him with ostentatious +friendliness for the disclosure he was about to make because i know +you dont mean half you say and if you meant it all it would be of +no importance i make this little preface because you once mentioned +the young lady to me in slighting terms + +i did + +certainly and in these chambers + +sydney carton looked at his punch and looked at his complacent friend +drank his punch and looked at his complacent friend + +you made mention of the young lady as a golden haired doll the young +lady is miss manette if you had been a fellow of any sensitiveness or +delicacy of feeling in that kind of way sydney i might have been a +little resentful of your employing such a designation but you are not +you want that sense altogether therefore i am no more annoyed when i +think of the expression than i should be annoyed by a mans opinion of +a picture of mine who had no eye for pictures or of a piece of music +of mine who had no ear for music + +sydney carton drank the punch at a great rate drank it by bumpers +looking at his friend + +now you know all about it syd said mr stryver i dont care +about fortune she is a charming creature and i have made up my mind +to please myself on the whole i think i can afford to please myself +she will have in me a man already pretty well off and a rapidly +rising man and a man of some distinction it is a piece of good fortune +for her but she is worthy of good fortune are you astonished + +carton still drinking the punch rejoined why should i be astonished + +you approve + +carton still drinking the punch rejoined why should i not approve + +well said his friend stryver you take it more easily than i +fancied you would and are less mercenary on my behalf than i thought +you would be though to be sure you know well enough by this time +that your ancient chum is a man of a pretty strong will yes sydney +i have had enough of this style of life with no other as a change +from it i feel that it is a pleasant thing for a man to have a home +when he feels inclined to go to it when he doesnt he can stay away +and i feel that miss manette will tell well in any station and will +always do me credit so i have made up my mind and now sydney +old boy i want to say a word to _you_ about _your_ prospects you are +in a bad way you know you really are in a bad way you dont know +the value of money you live hard youll knock up one of these days +and be ill and poor you really ought to think about a nurse + +the prosperous patronage with which he said it made him look twice +as big as he was and four times as offensive + +now let me recommend you pursued stryver to look it in the face +i have looked it in the face in my different way look it in the face +you in your different way marry provide somebody to take care of you +never mind your having no enjoyment of womens society nor understanding +of it nor tact for it find out somebody find out some respectable +woman with a little property somebody in the landlady way or +lodging letting way and marry her against a rainy day thats the +kind of thing for _you_ now think of it sydney + +ill think of it said sydney + + + +xii + +the fellow of delicacy + + +mr stryver having made up his mind to that magnanimous bestowal of +good fortune on the doctors daughter resolved to make her happiness +known to her before he left town for the long vacation after some +mental debating of the point he came to the conclusion that it would +be as well to get all the preliminaries done with and they could +then arrange at their leisure whether he should give her his hand a +week or two before michaelmas term or in the little christmas vacation +between it and hilary + +as to the strength of his case he had not a doubt about it but +clearly saw his way to the verdict argued with the jury on substantial +worldly grounds the only grounds ever worth taking into account +it was a plain case and had not a weak spot in it he called himself +for the plaintiff there was no getting over his evidence the counsel +for the defendant threw up his brief and the jury did not even turn +to consider after trying it stryver c j was satisfied that no +plainer case could be + +accordingly mr stryver inaugurated the long vacation with a +formal proposal to take miss manette to vauxhall gardens that failing +to ranelagh that unaccountably failing too it behoved him to present +himself in soho and there declare his noble mind + +towards soho therefore mr stryver shouldered his way from the +temple while the bloom of the long vacations infancy was still upon +it anybody who had seen him projecting himself into soho while he +was yet on saint dunstans side of temple bar bursting in his +full blown way along the pavement to the jostlement of all weaker +people might have seen how safe and strong he was + +his way taking him past tellsons and he both banking at tellsons +and knowing mr lorry as the intimate friend of the manettes it +entered mr stryvers mind to enter the bank and reveal to mr lorry +the brightness of the soho horizon so he pushed open the door with +the weak rattle in its throat stumbled down the two steps got past +the two ancient cashiers and shouldered himself into the musty back +closet where mr lorry sat at great books ruled for figures with +perpendicular iron bars to his window as if that were ruled for +figures too and everything under the clouds were a sum + +halloa said mr stryver how do you do i hope you are well + +it was stryvers grand peculiarity that he always seemed too big for +any place or space he was so much too big for tellsons that +old clerks in distant corners looked up with looks of remonstrance +as though he squeezed them against the wall the house itself +magnificently reading the paper quite in the far off perspective +lowered displeased as if the stryver head had been butted into its +responsible waistcoat + +the discreet mr lorry said in a sample tone of the voice he would +recommend under the circumstances how do you do mr stryver +how do you do sir and shook hands there was a peculiarity in his +manner of shaking hands always to be seen in any clerk at tellsons +who shook hands with a customer when the house pervaded the air +he shook in a self abnegating way as one who shook for tellson and co + +can i do anything for you mr stryver asked mr lorry in his +business character + +why no thank you this is a private visit to yourself mr lorry +i have come for a private word + +oh indeed said mr lorry bending down his ear while his eye +strayed to the house afar off + +i am going said mr stryver leaning his arms confidentially on the +desk whereupon although it was a large double one there appeared to +be not half desk enough for him i am going to make an offer of myself +in marriage to your agreeable little friend miss manette mr lorry + +oh dear me cried mr lorry rubbing his chin and looking at his +visitor dubiously + +oh dear me sir repeated stryver drawing back oh dear you sir +what may your meaning be mr lorry + +my meaning answered the man of business is of course friendly +and appreciative and that it does you the greatest credit and +in short my meaning is everything you could desire but really you +know mr stryver mr lorry paused and shook his head at him in +the oddest manner as if he were compelled against his will to add +internally you know there really is so much too much of you + +well said stryver slapping the desk with his contentious hand +opening his eyes wider and taking a long breath if i understand +you mr lorry ill be hanged + +mr lorry adjusted his little wig at both ears as a means towards +that end and bit the feather of a pen + +d n it all sir said stryver staring at him am i not eligible + +oh dear yes yes oh yes youre eligible said mr lorry if you +say eligible you are eligible + +am i not prosperous asked stryver + +oh if you come to prosperous you are prosperous said mr lorry + +and advancing + +if you come to advancing you know said mr lorry delighted to be +able to make another admission nobody can doubt that + +then what on earth is your meaning mr lorry demanded stryver +perceptibly crestfallen + +well i were you going there now asked mr lorry + +straight said stryver with a plump of his fist on the desk + +then i think i wouldnt if i was you + +why said stryver now ill put you in a corner forensically +shaking a forefinger at him you are a man of business and bound +to have a reason state your reason why wouldnt you go + +because said mr lorry i wouldnt go on such an object without +having some cause to believe that i should succeed + +d n _me_ cried stryver but this beats everything + +mr lorry glanced at the distant house and glanced at the angry stryver + +heres a man of business a man of years a man of experience +_in_ a bank said stryver and having summed up three leading reasons +for complete success he says theres no reason at all says it with +his head on mr stryver remarked upon the peculiarity as if it would +have been infinitely less remarkable if he had said it with his head off + +when i speak of success i speak of success with the young lady and +when i speak of causes and reasons to make success probable i speak +of causes and reasons that will tell as such with the young lady +the young lady my good sir said mr lorry mildly tapping the +stryver arm the young lady the young lady goes before all + +then you mean to tell me mr lorry said stryver squaring his +elbows that it is your deliberate opinion that the young lady at +present in question is a mincing fool + +not exactly so i mean to tell you mr stryver said mr lorry +reddening that i will hear no disrespectful word of that young lady +from any lips and that if i knew any man which i hope i do not +whose taste was so coarse and whose temper was so overbearing +that he could not restrain himself from speaking disrespectfully of +that young lady at this desk not even tellsons should prevent my +giving him a piece of my mind + +the necessity of being angry in a suppressed tone had put mr stryvers +blood vessels into a dangerous state when it was his turn to be angry +mr lorrys veins methodical as their courses could usually be +were in no better state now it was his turn + +that is what i mean to tell you sir said mr lorry +pray let there be no mistake about it + +mr stryver sucked the end of a ruler for a little while and then +stood hitting a tune out of his teeth with it which probably gave +him the toothache he broke the awkward silence by saying + +this is something new to me mr lorry you deliberately advise +me not to go up to soho and offer myself _my_self stryver of +the kings bench bar + +do you ask me for my advice mr stryver + +yes i do + +very good then i give it and you have repeated it correctly + +and all i can say of it is laughed stryver with a vexed laugh +that this ha ha beats everything past present and to come + +now understand me pursued mr lorry as a man of business i +am not justified in saying anything about this matter for as a man +of business i know nothing of it but as an old fellow who has +carried miss manette in his arms who is the trusted friend of +miss manette and of her father too and who has a great affection for +them both i have spoken the confidence is not of my seeking +recollect now you think i may not be right + +not i said stryver whistling i cant undertake to find third +parties in common sense i can only find it for myself i suppose +sense in certain quarters you suppose mincing bread and butter +nonsense its new to me but you are right i dare say + +what i suppose mr stryver i claim to characterise for myself and +understand me sir said mr lorry quickly flushing again +i will not not even at tellsons have it characterised for me by any +gentleman breathing + +there i beg your pardon said stryver + +granted thank you well mr stryver i was about to say it +might be painful to you to find yourself mistaken it might be painful +to doctor manette to have the task of being explicit with you it +might be very painful to miss manette to have the task of being +explicit with you you know the terms upon which i have the honour +and happiness to stand with the family if you please committing you +in no way representing you in no way i will undertake to correct my +advice by the exercise of a little new observation and judgment expressly +brought to bear upon it if you should then be dissatisfied with it +you can but test its soundness for yourself if on the other hand +you should be satisfied with it and it should be what it now is +it may spare all sides what is best spared what do you say + +how long would you keep me in town + +oh it is only a question of a few hours i could go to soho in the +evening and come to your chambers afterwards + +then i say yes said stryver i wont go up there now i am not +so hot upon it as that comes to i say yes and i shall expect you +to look in to night good morning + +then mr stryver turned and burst out of the bank causing such a +concussion of air on his passage through that to stand up against it +bowing behind the two counters required the utmost remaining strength +of the two ancient clerks those venerable and feeble persons were +always seen by the public in the act of bowing and were popularly +believed when they had bowed a customer out still to keep on bowing +in the empty office until they bowed another customer in + +the barrister was keen enough to divine that the banker would not +have gone so far in his expression of opinion on any less solid +ground than moral certainty unprepared as he was for the large pill +he had to swallow he got it down and now said mr stryver +shaking his forensic forefinger at the temple in general when it +was down my way out of this is to put you all in the wrong + +it was a bit of the art of an old bailey tactician in which he +found great relief you shall not put me in the wrong young lady +said mr stryver ill do that for you + +accordingly when mr lorry called that night as late as ten oclock +mr stryver among a quantity of books and papers littered out for +the purpose seemed to have nothing less on his mind than the subject +of the morning he even showed surprise when he saw mr lorry and +was altogether in an absent and preoccupied state + +well said that good natured emissary after a full half hour of +bootless attempts to bring him round to the question i have +been to soho + +to soho repeated mr stryver coldly oh to be sure +what am i thinking of + +and i have no doubt said mr lorry that i was right in the +conversation we had my opinion is confirmed and i reiterate my advice + +i assure you returned mr stryver in the friendliest way that i +am sorry for it on your account and sorry for it on the poor fathers +account i know this must always be a sore subject with the family +let us say no more about it + +i dont understand you said mr lorry + +i dare say not rejoined stryver nodding his head in a smoothing +and final way no matter no matter + +but it does matter mr lorry urged + +no it doesnt i assure you it doesnt having supposed that there +was sense where there is no sense and a laudable ambition where there +is not a laudable ambition i am well out of my mistake and no harm +is done young women have committed similar follies often before +and have repented them in poverty and obscurity often before in an +unselfish aspect i am sorry that the thing is dropped because it +would have been a bad thing for me in a worldly point of view +in a selfish aspect i am glad that the thing has dropped because it +would have been a bad thing for me in a worldly point of view +it is hardly necessary to say i could have gained nothing by it +there is no harm at all done i have not proposed to the young lady +and between ourselves i am by no means certain on reflection +that i ever should have committed myself to that extent mr lorry +you cannot control the mincing vanities and giddinesses of +empty headed girls you must not expect to do it or you will always +be disappointed now pray say no more about it i tell you +i regret it on account of others but i am satisfied on my own account +and i am really very much obliged to you for allowing me to sound you +and for giving me your advice you know the young lady better +than i do you were right it never would have done + +mr lorry was so taken aback that he looked quite stupidly at +mr stryver shouldering him towards the door with an appearance of +showering generosity forbearance and goodwill on his erring head +make the best of it my dear sir said stryver say no more +about it thank you again for allowing me to sound you good night + +mr lorry was out in the night before he knew where he was +mr stryver was lying back on his sofa winking at his ceiling + + + +xiii + +the fellow of no delicacy + + +if sydney carton ever shone anywhere he certainly never shone in the +house of doctor manette he had been there often during a whole year +and had always been the same moody and morose lounger there when he +cared to talk he talked well but the cloud of caring for nothing +which overshadowed him with such a fatal darkness was very rarely +pierced by the light within him + +and yet he did care something for the streets that environed that house +and for the senseless stones that made their pavements many a night +he vaguely and unhappily wandered there when wine had brought +no transitory gladness to him many a dreary daybreak revealed his +solitary figure lingering there and still lingering there when the first +beams of the sun brought into strong relief removed beauties of +architecture in spires of churches and lofty buildings as perhaps +the quiet time brought some sense of better things else forgotten +and unattainable into his mind of late the neglected bed in the +temple court had known him more scantily than ever and often when he +had thrown himself upon it no longer than a few minutes he had got up +again and haunted that neighbourhood + +on a day in august when mr stryver after notifying to his jackal +that he had thought better of that marrying matter had carried his +delicacy into devonshire and when the sight and scent of flowers in +the city streets had some waifs of goodness in them for the worst +of health for the sickliest and of youth for the oldest sydneys feet +still trod those stones from being irresolute and purposeless +his feet became animated by an intention and in the working out of +that intention they took him to the doctors door + +he was shown up stairs and found lucie at her work alone she had +never been quite at her ease with him and received him with some +little embarrassment as he seated himself near her table but +looking up at his face in the interchange of the first few +common places she observed a change in it + +i fear you are not well mr carton + +no but the life i lead miss manette is not conducive to health +what is to be expected of or by such profligates + +is it not forgive me i have begun the question on my lips a pity +to live no better life + +god knows it is a shame + +then why not change it + +looking gently at him again she was surprised and saddened to see +that there were tears in his eyes there were tears in his voice too +as he answered + +it is too late for that i shall never be better than i am +i shall sink lower and be worse + +he leaned an elbow on her table and covered his eyes with his hand +the table trembled in the silence that followed + +she had never seen him softened and was much distressed he knew +her to be so without looking at her and said + +pray forgive me miss manette i break down before the knowledge +of what i want to say to you will you hear me + +if it will do you any good mr carton if it would make you happier +it would make me very glad + +god bless you for your sweet compassion + +he unshaded his face after a little while and spoke steadily + +dont be afraid to hear me dont shrink from anything i say +i am like one who died young all my life might have been + +no mr carton i am sure that the best part of it might still be +i am sure that you might be much much worthier of yourself + +say of you miss manette and although i know better although +in the mystery of my own wretched heart i know better i shall +never forget it + +she was pale and trembling he came to her relief with a fixed +despair of himself which made the interview unlike any other +that could have been holden + +if it had been possible miss manette that you could have returned +the love of the man you see before yourself flung away wasted +drunken poor creature of misuse as you know him to be he would have +been conscious this day and hour in spite of his happiness that he +would bring you to misery bring you to sorrow and repentance blight +you disgrace you pull you down with him i know very well that you +can have no tenderness for me i ask for none i am even thankful +that it cannot be + +without it can i not save you mr carton can i not recall you +forgive me again to a better course can i in no way repay your +confidence i know this is a confidence she modestly said after a +little hesitation and in earnest tears i know you would say this to +no one else can i turn it to no good account for yourself mr carton + +he shook his head + +to none no miss manette to none if you will hear me through a +very little more all you can ever do for me is done i wish you to +know that you have been the last dream of my soul in my degradation +i have not been so degraded but that the sight of you with your father +and of this home made such a home by you has stirred old shadows that +i thought had died out of me since i knew you i have been troubled +by a remorse that i thought would never reproach me again and have +heard whispers from old voices impelling me upward that i thought were +silent for ever i have had unformed ideas of striving afresh beginning +anew shaking off sloth and sensuality and fighting out the abandoned +fight a dream all a dream that ends in nothing and leaves the +sleeper where he lay down but i wish you to know that you inspired it + +will nothing of it remain o mr carton think again try again + +no miss manette all through it i have known myself to be quite +undeserving and yet i have had the weakness and have still the +weakness to wish you to know with what a sudden mastery you kindled me +heap of ashes that i am into fire a fire however inseparable +in its nature from myself quickening nothing lighting nothing +doing no service idly burning away + +since it is my misfortune mr carton to have made you more unhappy +than you were before you knew me + +dont say that miss manette for you would have reclaimed me +if anything could you will not be the cause of my becoming worse + +since the state of your mind that you describe is at all events +attributable to some influence of mine this is what i mean +if i can make it plain can i use no influence to serve you +have i no power for good with you at all + +the utmost good that i am capable of now miss manette i have come +here to realise let me carry through the rest of my misdirected life +the remembrance that i opened my heart to you last of all the world +and that there was something left in me at this time which you could +deplore and pity + +which i entreated you to believe again and again most fervently +with all my heart was capable of better things mr carton + +entreat me to believe it no more miss manette i have proved myself +and i know better i distress you i draw fast to an end will you let +me believe when i recall this day that the last confidence of my life +was reposed in your pure and innocent breast and that it lies there +alone and will be shared by no one + +if that will be a consolation to you yes + +not even by the dearest one ever to be known to you + +mr carton she answered after an agitated pause the secret is +yours not mine and i promise to respect it + +thank you and again god bless you + +he put her hand to his lips and moved towards the door + +be under no apprehension miss manette of my ever resuming this +conversation by so much as a passing word i will never refer to it +again if i were dead that could not be surer than it is henceforth +in the hour of my death i shall hold sacred the one good remembrance +and shall thank and bless you for it that my last avowal of myself was +made to you and that my name and faults and miseries were gently +carried in your heart may it otherwise be light and happy + +he was so unlike what he had ever shown himself to be and it was +so sad to think how much he had thrown away and how much he every +day kept down and perverted that lucie manette wept mournfully for +him as he stood looking back at her + +be comforted he said i am not worth such feeling miss manette +an hour or two hence and the low companions and low habits that i scorn +but yield to will render me less worth such tears as those than any +wretch who creeps along the streets be comforted but within myself +i shall always be towards you what i am now though outwardly i shall +be what you have heretofore seen me the last supplication but one +i make to you is that you will believe this of me + +i will mr carton + +my last supplication of all is this and with it i will relieve +you of a visitor with whom i well know you have nothing in unison +and between whom and you there is an impassable space it is useless +to say it i know but it rises out of my soul for you and for any +dear to you i would do anything if my career were of that better +kind that there was any opportunity or capacity of sacrifice in it +i would embrace any sacrifice for you and for those dear to you +try to hold me in your mind at some quiet times as ardent and sincere +in this one thing the time will come the time will not be long +in coming when new ties will be formed about you ties that will bind +you yet more tenderly and strongly to the home you so adorn the dearest +ties that will ever grace and gladden you o miss manette when the +little picture of a happy fathers face looks up in yours when you +see your own bright beauty springing up anew at your feet think +now and then that there is a man who would give his life to keep +a life you love beside you + +he said farewell said a last god bless you and left her + + + +xiv + +the honest tradesman + + +to the eyes of mr jeremiah cruncher sitting on his stool in +fleet street with his grisly urchin beside him a vast number and +variety of objects in movement were every day presented who could +sit upon anything in fleet street during the busy hours of the day +and not be dazed and deafened by two immense processions one ever +tending westward with the sun the other ever tending eastward +from the sun both ever tending to the plains beyond the range of red +and purple where the sun goes down + +with his straw in his mouth mr cruncher sat watching the two streams +like the heathen rustic who has for several centuries been on duty +watching one stream saving that jerry had no expectation of their +ever running dry nor would it have been an expectation of a hopeful +kind since a small part of his income was derived from the pilotage +of timid women mostly of a full habit and past the middle term of life +from tellsons side of the tides to the opposite shore brief as such +companionship was in every separate instance mr cruncher never +failed to become so interested in the lady as to express a strong desire +to have the honour of drinking her very good health and it was from +the gifts bestowed upon him towards the execution of this benevolent +purpose that he recruited his finances as just now observed + +time was when a poet sat upon a stool in a public place and mused +in the sight of men mr cruncher sitting on a stool in a public place +but not being a poet mused as little as possible and looked about him + +it fell out that he was thus engaged in a season when crowds were few +and belated women few and when his affairs in general were so +unprosperous as to awaken a strong suspicion in his breast that +mrs cruncher must have been flopping in some pointed manner when +an unusual concourse pouring down fleet street westward attracted his +attention looking that way mr cruncher made out that some kind of +funeral was coming along and that there was popular objection to this +funeral which engendered uproar + +young jerry said mr cruncher turning to his offspring +its a buryin + +hooroar father cried young jerry + +the young gentleman uttered this exultant sound with mysterious +significance the elder gentleman took the cry so ill that he +watched his opportunity and smote the young gentleman on the ear + +what dye mean what are you hooroaring at what do you want to +conwey to your own father you young rip this boy is a getting +too many for _me_ said mr cruncher surveying him him and +his hooroars dont let me hear no more of you or you shall feel +some more of me dye hear + +i warnt doing no harm young jerry protested rubbing his cheek + +drop it then said mr cruncher i wont have none of _your_ +no harms get a top of that there seat and look at the crowd + +his son obeyed and the crowd approached they were bawling and hissing +round a dingy hearse and dingy mourning coach in which mourning coach +there was only one mourner dressed in the dingy trappings that were +considered essential to the dignity of the position the position +appeared by no means to please him however with an increasing rabble +surrounding the coach deriding him making grimaces at him +and incessantly groaning and calling out yah spies tst yaha +spies with many compliments too numerous and forcible to repeat + +funerals had at all times a remarkable attraction for mr cruncher +he always pricked up his senses and became excited when a funeral +passed tellsons naturally therefore a funeral with this uncommon +attendance excited him greatly and he asked of the first man who ran +against him + +what is it brother whats it about + +_i_ dont know said the man spies yaha tst spies + +he asked another man who is it + +_i_ dont know returned the man clapping his hands to his mouth +nevertheless and vociferating in a surprising heat and with the +greatest ardour spies yaha tst tst spi ies + +at length a person better informed on the merits of the case +tumbled against him and from this person he learned that the funeral +was the funeral of one roger cly + +was he a spy asked mr cruncher + +old bailey spy returned his informant yaha tst yah +old bailey spi i ies + +why to be sure exclaimed jerry recalling the trial at which he +had assisted ive seen him dead is he + +dead as mutton returned the other and cant be too dead +have em out there spies pull em out there spies + +the idea was so acceptable in the prevalent absence of any idea +that the crowd caught it up with eagerness and loudly repeating the +suggestion to have em out and to pull em out mobbed the two vehicles +so closely that they came to a stop on the crowds opening the coach +doors the one mourner scuffled out of himself and was in their hands +for a moment but he was so alert and made such good use of his time +that in another moment he was scouring away up a bye street after +shedding his cloak hat long hatband white pocket handkerchief +and other symbolical tears + +these the people tore to pieces and scattered far and wide with +great enjoyment while the tradesmen hurriedly shut up their shops +for a crowd in those times stopped at nothing and was a monster +much dreaded they had already got the length of opening the hearse +to take the coffin out when some brighter genius proposed instead +its being escorted to its destination amidst general rejoicing +practical suggestions being much needed this suggestion too was +received with acclamation and the coach was immediately filled with +eight inside and a dozen out while as many people got on the roof of +the hearse as could by any exercise of ingenuity stick upon it +among the first of these volunteers was jerry cruncher himself who +modestly concealed his spiky head from the observation of tellsons +in the further corner of the mourning coach + +the officiating undertakers made some protest against these changes +in the ceremonies but the river being alarmingly near and several +voices remarking on the efficacy of cold immersion in bringing +refractory members of the profession to reason the protest was faint +and brief the remodelled procession started with a chimney sweep +driving the hearse advised by the regular driver who was perched +beside him under close inspection for the purpose and with a pieman +also attended by his cabinet minister driving the mourning coach +a bear leader a popular street character of the time was impressed +as an additional ornament before the cavalcade had gone far down +the strand and his bear who was black and very mangy gave quite +an undertaking air to that part of the procession in which he walked + +thus with beer drinking pipe smoking song roaring and infinite +caricaturing of woe the disorderly procession went its way recruiting +at every step and all the shops shutting up before it its destination +was the old church of saint pancras far off in the fields it got +there in course of time insisted on pouring into the burial ground +finally accomplished the interment of the deceased roger cly in +its own way and highly to its own satisfaction + +the dead man disposed of and the crowd being under the necessity of +providing some other entertainment for itself another brighter genius +or perhaps the same conceived the humour of impeaching casual +passers by as old bailey spies and wreaking vengeance on them +chase was given to some scores of inoffensive persons who had never +been near the old bailey in their lives in the realisation of this +fancy and they were roughly hustled and maltreated the transition +to the sport of window breaking and thence to the plundering of +public houses was easy and natural at last after several hours +when sundry summer houses had been pulled down and some area railings +had been torn up to arm the more belligerent spirits a rumour got +about that the guards were coming before this rumour the crowd +gradually melted away and perhaps the guards came and perhaps they +never came and this was the usual progress of a mob + +mr cruncher did not assist at the closing sports but had remained +behind in the churchyard to confer and condole with the undertakers +the place had a soothing influence on him he procured a pipe from a +neighbouring public house and smoked it looking in at the railings +and maturely considering the spot + +jerry said mr cruncher apostrophising himself in his usual way +you see that there cly that day and you see with your own eyes that +he was a young un and a straight made un + +having smoked his pipe out and ruminated a little longer he turned +himself about that he might appear before the hour of closing on his +station at tellsons whether his meditations on mortality had touched +his liver or whether his general health had been previously at all +amiss or whether he desired to show a little attention to an eminent +man is not so much to the purpose as that he made a short call upon +his medical adviser a distinguished surgeon on his way back + +young jerry relieved his father with dutiful interest and reported no +job in his absence the bank closed the ancient clerks came out the +usual watch was set and mr cruncher and his son went home to tea + +now i tell you where it is said mr cruncher to his wife on +entering if as a honest tradesman my wenturs goes wrong to night +i shall make sure that youve been praying again me and i shall work +you for it just the same as if i seen you do it + +the dejected mrs cruncher shook her head + +why youre at it afore my face said mr cruncher with signs of +angry apprehension + +i am saying nothing + +well then dont meditate nothing you might as well flop as +meditate you may as well go again me one way as another +drop it altogether + +yes jerry + +yes jerry repeated mr cruncher sitting down to tea ah +it _is_ yes jerry thats about it you may say yes jerry + +mr cruncher had no particular meaning in these sulky corroborations +but made use of them as people not unfrequently do to express +general ironical dissatisfaction + +you and your yes jerry said mr cruncher taking a bite out of his +bread and butter and seeming to help it down with a large invisible +oyster out of his saucer ah i think so i believe you + +you are going out to night asked his decent wife when he took +another bite + +yes i am + +may i go with you father asked his son briskly + +no you maynt im a going as your mother knows a fishing +thats where im going to going a fishing + +your fishing rod gets rayther rusty dont it father + +never you mind + +shall you bring any fish home father + +if i dont youll have short commons to morrow returned that +gentleman shaking his head thats questions enough for you i +aint a going out till youve been long abed + +he devoted himself during the remainder of the evening to keeping +a most vigilant watch on mrs cruncher and sullenly holding her in +conversation that she might be prevented from meditating any petitions +to his disadvantage with this view he urged his son to hold her in +conversation also and led the unfortunate woman a hard life by dwelling +on any causes of complaint he could bring against her rather than he +would leave her for a moment to her own reflections the devoutest +person could have rendered no greater homage to the efficacy of an honest +prayer than he did in this distrust of his wife it was as if a +professed unbeliever in ghosts should be frightened by a ghost story + +and mind you said mr cruncher no games to morrow if i +as a honest tradesman succeed in providing a jinte of meat or two +none of your not touching of it and sticking to bread if i +as a honest tradesman am able to provide a little beer none of your +declaring on water when you go to rome do as rome does rome will +be a ugly customer to you if you dont _i_m your rome you know + +then he began grumbling again + +with your flying into the face of your own wittles and drink i dont +know how scarce you maynt make the wittles and drink here by your +flopping tricks and your unfeeling conduct look at your boy he _is_ +yourn aint he hes as thin as a lath do you call yourself a +mother and not know that a mothers first duty is to blow her boy out + +this touched young jerry on a tender place who adjured his mother to +perform her first duty and whatever else she did or neglected above +all things to lay especial stress on the discharge of that maternal +function so affectingly and delicately indicated by his other parent + +thus the evening wore away with the cruncher family until young jerry +was ordered to bed and his mother laid under similar injunctions +obeyed them mr cruncher beguiled the earlier watches of the night +with solitary pipes and did not start upon his excursion until nearly +one oclock towards that small and ghostly hour he rose up from his +chair took a key out of his pocket opened a locked cupboard and +brought forth a sack a crowbar of convenient size a rope and chain +and other fishing tackle of that nature disposing these articles about +him in skilful manner he bestowed a parting defiance on mrs cruncher +extinguished the light and went out + +young jerry who had only made a feint of undressing when he went to bed +was not long after his father under cover of the darkness he followed +out of the room followed down the stairs followed down the court +followed out into the streets he was in no uneasiness concerning +his getting into the house again for it was full of lodgers and the +door stood ajar all night + +impelled by a laudable ambition to study the art and mystery of his +fathers honest calling young jerry keeping as close to house fronts +walls and doorways as his eyes were close to one another held his +honoured parent in view the honoured parent steering northward +had not gone far when he was joined by another disciple of +izaak walton and the two trudged on together + +within half an hour from the first starting they were beyond the +winking lamps and the more than winking watchmen and were out upon +a lonely road another fisherman was picked up here and that so +silently that if young jerry had been superstitious he might have +supposed the second follower of the gentle craft to have all of a +sudden split himself into two + +the three went on and young jerry went on until the three stopped +under a bank overhanging the road upon the top of the bank was a +low brick wall surmounted by an iron railing in the shadow of bank +and wall the three turned out of the road and up a blind lane of which +the wall there risen to some eight or ten feet high formed one side +crouching down in a corner peeping up the lane the next object that +young jerry saw was the form of his honoured parent pretty well +defined against a watery and clouded moon nimbly scaling an iron +gate he was soon over and then the second fisherman got over and +then the third they all dropped softly on the ground within the gate +and lay there a little listening perhaps then they moved away on +their hands and knees + +it was now young jerrys turn to approach the gate which he did +holding his breath crouching down again in a corner there and looking +in he made out the three fishermen creeping through some rank grass +and all the gravestones in the churchyard it was a large churchyard +that they were in looking on like ghosts in white while the church +tower itself looked on like the ghost of a monstrous giant they did +not creep far before they stopped and stood upright and then they +began to fish + +they fished with a spade at first presently the honoured parent +appeared to be adjusting some instrument like a great corkscrew +whatever tools they worked with they worked hard until the awful +striking of the church clock so terrified young jerry that he made off +with his hair as stiff as his fathers + +but his long cherished desire to know more about these matters not +only stopped him in his running away but lured him back again they +were still fishing perseveringly when he peeped in at the gate for +the second time but now they seemed to have got a bite there was a +screwing and complaining sound down below and their bent figures were +strained as if by a weight by slow degrees the weight broke away the +earth upon it and came to the surface young jerry very well knew what +it would be but when he saw it and saw his honoured parent about to +wrench it open he was so frightened being new to the sight that he +made off again and never stopped until he had run a mile or more + +he would not have stopped then for anything less necessary than +breath it being a spectral sort of race that he ran and one highly +desirable to get to the end of he had a strong idea that the coffin +he had seen was running after him and pictured as hopping on behind +him bolt upright upon its narrow end always on the point of +overtaking him and hopping on at his side perhaps taking his arm it +was a pursuer to shun it was an inconsistent and ubiquitous fiend +too for while it was making the whole night behind him dreadful +he darted out into the roadway to avoid dark alleys fearful of its +coming hopping out of them like a dropsical boys kite without tail +and wings it hid in doorways too rubbing its horrible shoulders +against doors and drawing them up to its ears as if it were laughing +it got into shadows on the road and lay cunningly on its back to +trip him up all this time it was incessantly hopping on behind and +gaining on him so that when the boy got to his own door he had reason +for being half dead and even then it would not leave him but followed +him upstairs with a bump on every stair scrambled into bed with him +and bumped down dead and heavy on his breast when he fell asleep + +from his oppressed slumber young jerry in his closet was awakened +after daybreak and before sunrise by the presence of his father in +the family room something had gone wrong with him at least so +young jerry inferred from the circumstance of his holding +mrs cruncher by the ears and knocking the back of her head against +the head board of the bed + +i told you i would said mr cruncher and i did + +jerry jerry jerry his wife implored + +you oppose yourself to the profit of the business said jerry +and me and my partners suffer you was to honour and obey +why the devil dont you + +i try to be a good wife jerry the poor woman protested with tears + +is it being a good wife to oppose your husbands business is it +honouring your husband to dishonour his business is it obeying your +husband to disobey him on the wital subject of his business + +you hadnt taken to the dreadful business then jerry + +its enough for you retorted mr cruncher to be the wife of a +honest tradesman and not to occupy your female mind with calculations +when he took to his trade or when he didnt a honouring and obeying +wife would let his trade alone altogether call yourself a religious +woman if youre a religious woman give me a irreligious one +you have no more natral sense of duty than the bed of this here thames +river has of a pile and similarly it must be knocked into you + +the altercation was conducted in a low tone of voice and terminated +in the honest tradesmans kicking off his clay soiled boots and lying +down at his length on the floor after taking a timid peep at him +lying on his back with his rusty hands under his head for a pillow +his son lay down too and fell asleep again + +there was no fish for breakfast and not much of anything else +mr cruncher was out of spirits and out of temper and kept an iron +pot lid by him as a projectile for the correction of mrs cruncher +in case he should observe any symptoms of her saying grace he was +brushed and washed at the usual hour and set off with his son to +pursue his ostensible calling + +young jerry walking with the stool under his arm at his fathers +side along sunny and crowded fleet street was a very different +young jerry from him of the previous night running home through +darkness and solitude from his grim pursuer his cunning was fresh +with the day and his qualms were gone with the night in which +particulars it is not improbable that he had compeers in fleet street +and the city of london that fine morning + +father said young jerry as they walked along taking care to +keep at arms length and to have the stool well between them +whats a resurrection man + +mr cruncher came to a stop on the pavement before he answered +how should i know + +i thought you knowed everything father said the artless boy + +hem well returned mr cruncher going on again and lifting off +his hat to give his spikes free play hes a tradesman + +whats his goods father asked the brisk young jerry + +his goods said mr cruncher after turning it over in his mind +is a branch of scientific goods + +persons bodies aint it father asked the lively boy + +i believe it is something of that sort said mr cruncher + +oh father i should so like to be a resurrection man when im +quite growed up + +mr cruncher was soothed but shook his head in a dubious and moral +way it depends upon how you dewelop your talents be careful +to dewelop your talents and never to say no more than you can help +to nobody and theres no telling at the present time what you may +not come to be fit for as young jerry thus encouraged went on +a few yards in advance to plant the stool in the shadow of the bar +mr cruncher added to himself jerry you honest tradesman theres +hopes wot that boy will yet be a blessing to you and a recompense +to you for his mother + + + +xv + +knitting + + +there had been earlier drinking than usual in the wine shop of +monsieur defarge as early as six oclock in the morning sallow +faces peeping through its barred windows had descried other faces within +bending over measures of wine monsieur defarge sold a very thin wine +at the best of times but it would seem to have been an unusually thin +wine that he sold at this time a sour wine moreover or a souring +for its influence on the mood of those who drank it was to make them +gloomy no vivacious bacchanalian flame leaped out of the pressed grape +of monsieur defarge but a smouldering fire that burnt in the dark +lay hidden in the dregs of it + +this had been the third morning in succession on which there had been +early drinking at the wine shop of monsieur defarge it had begun +on monday and here was wednesday come there had been more of early +brooding than drinking for many men had listened and whispered and +slunk about there from the time of the opening of the door who could +not have laid a piece of money on the counter to save their souls +these were to the full as interested in the place however as if +they could have commanded whole barrels of wine and they glided from +seat to seat and from corner to corner swallowing talk in lieu +of drink with greedy looks + +notwithstanding an unusual flow of company the master of the wine shop +was not visible he was not missed for nobody who crossed the +threshold looked for him nobody asked for him nobody wondered to +see only madame defarge in her seat presiding over the distribution +of wine with a bowl of battered small coins before her as much defaced +and beaten out of their original impress as the small coinage of humanity +from whose ragged pockets they had come + +a suspended interest and a prevalent absence of mind were perhaps +observed by the spies who looked in at the wine shop as they looked in +at every place high and low from the kings palace to the criminals +gaol games at cards languished players at dominoes musingly built +towers with them drinkers drew figures on the tables with spilt drops +of wine madame defarge herself picked out the pattern on her sleeve +with her toothpick and saw and heard something inaudible and invisible +a long way off + +thus saint antoine in this vinous feature of his until midday it +was high noontide when two dusty men passed through his streets and +under his swinging lamps of whom one was monsieur defarge the other +a mender of roads in a blue cap all adust and athirst the two entered +the wine shop their arrival had lighted a kind of fire in the breast +of saint antoine fast spreading as they came along which stirred and +flickered in flames of faces at most doors and windows yet no one +had followed them and no man spoke when they entered the wine shop +though the eyes of every man there were turned upon them + +good day gentlemen said monsieur defarge + +it may have been a signal for loosening the general tongue +it elicited an answering chorus of good day + +it is bad weather gentlemen said defarge shaking his head + +upon which every man looked at his neighbour and then all cast down +their eyes and sat silent except one man who got up and went out + +my wife said defarge aloud addressing madame defarge i have +travelled certain leagues with this good mender of roads called +jacques i met him by accident a day and halfs journey out of +paris he is a good child this mender of roads called jacques +give him to drink my wife + +a second man got up and went out madame defarge set wine before the +mender of roads called jacques who doffed his blue cap to the company +and drank in the breast of his blouse he carried some coarse dark +bread he ate of this between whiles and sat munching and drinking +near madame defarges counter a third man got up and went out + +defarge refreshed himself with a draught of wine but he took less +than was given to the stranger as being himself a man to whom it was +no rarity and stood waiting until the countryman had made his breakfast +he looked at no one present and no one now looked at him not even +madame defarge who had taken up her knitting and was at work + +have you finished your repast friend he asked in due season + +yes thank you + +come then you shall see the apartment that i told you you could +occupy it will suit you to a marvel + +out of the wine shop into the street out of the street into a +courtyard out of the courtyard up a steep staircase out of the +staircase into a garret formerly the garret where a white haired +man sat on a low bench stooping forward and very busy making shoes + +no white haired man was there now but the three men were there +who had gone out of the wine shop singly and between them and the +white haired man afar off was the one small link that they had once +looked in at him through the chinks in the wall + +defarge closed the door carefully and spoke in a subdued voice + +jacques one jacques two jacques three this is the witness +encountered by appointment by me jacques four he will tell you all +speak jacques five + +the mender of roads blue cap in hand wiped his swarthy forehead with +it and said where shall i commence monsieur + +commence was monsieur defarges not unreasonable reply at the +commencement + +i saw him then messieurs began the mender of roads a year ago +this running summer underneath the carriage of the marquis hanging by +the chain behold the manner of it i leaving my work on the road +the sun going to bed the carriage of the marquis slowly ascending +the hill he hanging by the chain like this + +again the mender of roads went through the whole performance in which +he ought to have been perfect by that time seeing that it had been +the infallible resource and indispensable entertainment of his village +during a whole year + +jacques one struck in and asked if he had ever seen the man before + +never answered the mender of roads recovering his perpendicular + +jacques three demanded how he afterwards recognised him then + +by his tall figure said the mender of roads softly and with his +finger at his nose when monsieur the marquis demands that evening +say what is he like i make response `tall as a spectre + +you should have said short as a dwarf returned jacques two + +but what did i know the deed was not then accomplished neither did +he confide in me observe under those circumstances even i do not +offer my testimony monsieur the marquis indicates me with his finger +standing near our little fountain and says `to me bring that rascal +my faith messieurs i offer nothing + +he is right there jacques murmured defarge to him who had +interrupted go on + +good said the mender of roads with an air of mystery the tall +man is lost and he is sought how many months nine ten eleven + +no matter the number said defarge he is well hidden but at last +he is unluckily found go on + +i am again at work upon the hill side and the sun is again about to +go to bed i am collecting my tools to descend to my cottage down in +the village below where it is already dark when i raise my eyes +and see coming over the hill six soldiers in the midst of them +is a tall man with his arms bound tied to his sides like this + +with the aid of his indispensable cap he represented a man with his +elbows bound fast at his hips with cords that were knotted behind him + +i stand aside messieurs by my heap of stones to see the soldiers +and their prisoner pass for it is a solitary road that where any +spectacle is well worth looking at and at first as they approach +i see no more than that they are six soldiers with a tall man bound +and that they are almost black to my sight except on the side of the +sun going to bed where they have a red edge messieurs also i see +that their long shadows are on the hollow ridge on the opposite side +of the road and are on the hill above it and are like the shadows of +giants also i see that they are covered with dust and that the dust +moves with them as they come tramp tramp but when they advance +quite near to me i recognise the tall man and he recognises me +ah but he would be well content to precipitate himself over the +hill side once again as on the evening when he and i first encountered +close to the same spot + +he described it as if he were there and it was evident that he saw +it vividly perhaps he had not seen much in his life + +i do not show the soldiers that i recognise the tall man he does +not show the soldiers that he recognises me we do it and we know it +with our eyes `come on says the chief of that company pointing to +the village `bring him fast to his tomb and they bring him faster +i follow his arms are swelled because of being bound so tight his +wooden shoes are large and clumsy and he is lame because he is lame +and consequently slow they drive him with their guns like this + +he imitated the action of a mans being impelled forward by the +butt ends of muskets + +as they descend the hill like madmen running a race he falls +they laugh and pick him up again his face is bleeding and covered with +dust but he cannot touch it thereupon they laugh again they bring +him into the village all the village runs to look they take him past +the mill and up to the prison all the village sees the prison gate +open in the darkness of the night and swallow him like this + +he opened his mouth as wide as he could and shut it with a sounding +snap of his teeth observant of his unwillingness to mar the effect +by opening it again defarge said go on jacques + +all the village pursued the mender of roads on tiptoe and in a +low voice withdraws all the village whispers by the fountain +all the village sleeps all the village dreams of that unhappy one +within the locks and bars of the prison on the crag and never to come +out of it except to perish in the morning with my tools upon my +shoulder eating my morsel of black bread as i go i make a circuit +by the prison on my way to my work there i see him high up +behind the bars of a lofty iron cage bloody and dusty as last night +looking through he has no hand free to wave to me i dare not call +to him he regards me like a dead man + +defarge and the three glanced darkly at one another the looks of +all of them were dark repressed and revengeful as they listened to +the countrymans story the manner of all of them while it was secret +was authoritative too they had the air of a rough tribunal jacques +one and two sitting on the old pallet bed each with his chin resting +on his hand and his eyes intent on the road mender jacques three +equally intent on one knee behind them with his agitated hand always +gliding over the network of fine nerves about his mouth and nose +defarge standing between them and the narrator whom he had stationed +in the light of the window by turns looking from him to them and +from them to him + +go on jacques said defarge + +he remains up there in his iron cage some days the village looks +at him by stealth for it is afraid but it always looks up from +a distance at the prison on the crag and in the evening when the +work of the day is achieved and it assembles to gossip at the fountain +all faces are turned towards the prison formerly they were turned +towards the posting house now they are turned towards the prison +they whisper at the fountain that although condemned to death he will +not be executed they say that petitions have been presented in paris +showing that he was enraged and made mad by the death of his child +they say that a petition has been presented to the king himself +what do i know it is possible perhaps yes perhaps no + +listen then jacques number one of that name sternly interposed +know that a petition was presented to the king and queen all here +yourself excepted saw the king take it in his carriage in the street +sitting beside the queen it is defarge whom you see here who +at the hazard of his life darted out before the horses with the +petition in his hand + +and once again listen jacques said the kneeling number three +his fingers ever wandering over and over those fine nerves with a +strikingly greedy air as if he hungered for something that was +neither food nor drink the guard horse and foot surrounded +the petitioner and struck him blows you hear + +i hear messieurs + +go on then said defarge + +again on the other hand they whisper at the fountain resumed the +countryman that he is brought down into our country to be executed +on the spot and that he will very certainly be executed they even +whisper that because he has slain monseigneur and because monseigneur +was the father of his tenants serfs what you will he will be +executed as a parricide one old man says at the fountain that his +right hand armed with the knife will be burnt off before his face +that into wounds which will be made in his arms his breast +and his legs there will be poured boiling oil melted lead hot resin +wax and sulphur finally that he will be torn limb from limb by four +strong horses that old man says all this was actually done to a +prisoner who made an attempt on the life of the late king +louis fifteen but how do i know if he lies i am not a scholar + +listen once again then jacques said the man with the restless hand +and the craving air the name of that prisoner was damiens and it +was all done in open day in the open streets of this city of paris +and nothing was more noticed in the vast concourse that saw it done +than the crowd of ladies of quality and fashion who were full of eager +attention to the last to the last jacques prolonged until nightfall +when he had lost two legs and an arm and still breathed and it +was done why how old are you + +thirty five said the mender of roads who looked sixty + +it was done when you were more than ten years old you might +have seen it + +enough said defarge with grim impatience long live the devil +go on + +well some whisper this some whisper that they speak of nothing else +even the fountain appears to fall to that tune at length on sunday +night when all the village is asleep come soldiers winding down from +the prison and their guns ring on the stones of the little street +workmen dig workmen hammer soldiers laugh and sing in the morning +by the fountain there is raised a gallows forty feet high poisoning +the water + +the mender of roads looked _through_ rather than _at_ the low ceiling +and pointed as if he saw the gallows somewhere in the sky + +all work is stopped all assemble there nobody leads the cows out +the cows are there with the rest at midday the roll of drums +soldiers have marched into the prison in the night and he is in the +midst of many soldiers he is bound as before and in his mouth there +is a gag tied so with a tight string making him look almost as if he +laughed he suggested it by creasing his face with his two thumbs +from the corners of his mouth to his ears on the top of the gallows +is fixed the knife blade upwards with its point in the air he is +hanged there forty feet high and is left hanging poisoning the water + +they looked at one another as he used his blue cap to wipe his face +on which the perspiration had started afresh while he recalled the +spectacle + +it is frightful messieurs how can the women and the children draw +water who can gossip of an evening under that shadow under it +have i said when i left the village monday evening as the sun was +going to bed and looked back from the hill the shadow struck across +the church across the mill across the prison seemed to strike across +the earth messieurs to where the sky rests upon it + +the hungry man gnawed one of his fingers as he looked at the other +three and his finger quivered with the craving that was on him + +thats all messieurs i left at sunset as i had been warned to do +and i walked on that night and half next day until i met as i was +warned i should this comrade with him i came on now riding and +now walking through the rest of yesterday and through last night +and here you see me + +after a gloomy silence the first jacques said good you have +acted and recounted faithfully will you wait for us a little +outside the door + +very willingly said the mender of roads whom defarge escorted +to the top of the stairs and leaving seated there returned + +the three had risen and their heads were together when he came +back to the garret + +how say you jacques demanded number one to be registered + +to be registered as doomed to destruction returned defarge + +magnificent croaked the man with the craving + +the chateau and all the race inquired the first + +the chateau and all the race returned defarge extermination + +the hungry man repeated in a rapturous croak magnificent and began +gnawing another finger + +are you sure asked jacques two of defarge that no embarrassment +can arise from our manner of keeping the register without doubt it +is safe for no one beyond ourselves can decipher it but shall we +always be able to decipher it or i ought to say will she + +jacques returned defarge drawing himself up if madame my wife +undertook to keep the register in her memory alone she would not +lose a word of it not a syllable of it knitted in her own stitches +and her own symbols it will always be as plain to her as the sun +confide in madame defarge it would be easier for the weakest poltroon +that lives to erase himself from existence than to erase one letter +of his name or crimes from the knitted register of madame defarge + +there was a murmur of confidence and approval and then the man who +hungered asked is this rustic to be sent back soon i hope so +he is very simple is he not a little dangerous + +he knows nothing said defarge at least nothing more than would +easily elevate himself to a gallows of the same height i charge myself +with him let him remain with me i will take care of him and set him +on his road he wishes to see the fine world the king the queen and +court let him see them on sunday + +what exclaimed the hungry man staring is it a good sign that +he wishes to see royalty and nobility + +jacques said defarge judiciously show a cat milk if you wish +her to thirst for it judiciously show a dog his natural prey +if you wish him to bring it down one day + +nothing more was said and the mender of roads being found already +dozing on the topmost stair was advised to lay himself down on the +pallet bed and take some rest he needed no persuasion +and was soon asleep + +worse quarters than defarges wine shop could easily have been found +in paris for a provincial slave of that degree saving for a mysterious +dread of madame by which he was constantly haunted his life was very +new and agreeable but madame sat all day at her counter so expressly +unconscious of him and so particularly determined not to perceive that +his being there had any connection with anything below the surface +that he shook in his wooden shoes whenever his eye lighted on her +for he contended with himself that it was impossible to foresee what +that lady might pretend next and he felt assured that if she should +take it into her brightly ornamented head to pretend that she had seen +him do a murder and afterwards flay the victim she would infallibly +go through with it until the play was played out + +therefore when sunday came the mender of roads was not enchanted +though he said he was to find that madame was to accompany monsieur +and himself to versailles it was additionally disconcerting to have +madame knitting all the way there in a public conveyance it was +additionally disconcerting yet to have madame in the crowd in the +afternoon still with her knitting in her hands as the crowd waited +to see the carriage of the king and queen + +you work hard madame said a man near her + +yes answered madame defarge i have a good deal to do + +what do you make madame + +many things + +for instance + +for instance returned madame defarge composedly shrouds + +the man moved a little further away as soon as he could and the +mender of roads fanned himself with his blue cap feeling it mightily +close and oppressive if he needed a king and queen to restore him +he was fortunate in having his remedy at hand for soon the large faced +king and the fair faced queen came in their golden coach attended by +the shining bulls eye of their court a glittering multitude of +laughing ladies and fine lords and in jewels and silks and powder and +splendour and elegantly spurning figures and handsomely disdainful faces +of both sexes the mender of roads bathed himself so much to his +temporary intoxication that he cried long live the king long live +the queen long live everybody and everything as if he had never +heard of ubiquitous jacques in his time then there were gardens +courtyards terraces fountains green banks more king and queen +more bulls eye more lords and ladies more long live they all until +he absolutely wept with sentiment during the whole of this scene +which lasted some three hours he had plenty of shouting and weeping +and sentimental company and throughout defarge held him by the collar +as if to restrain him from flying at the objects of his brief devotion +and tearing them to pieces + +bravo said defarge clapping him on the back when it was over +like a patron you are a good boy + +the mender of roads was now coming to himself and was mistrustful of +having made a mistake in his late demonstrations but no + +you are the fellow we want said defarge in his ear you make these +fools believe that it will last for ever then they are the more +insolent and it is the nearer ended + +hey cried the mender of roads reflectively thats true + +these fools know nothing while they despise your breath and would +stop it for ever and ever in you or in a hundred like you rather than +in one of their own horses or dogs they only know what your breath +tells them let it deceive them then a little longer it cannot +deceive them too much + +madame defarge looked superciliously at the client and nodded in +confirmation + +as to you said she you would shout and shed tears for anything +if it made a show and a noise say would you not + +truly madame i think so for the moment + +if you were shown a great heap of dolls and were set upon them to +pluck them to pieces and despoil them for your own advantage you +would pick out the richest and gayest say would you not + +truly yes madame + +yes and if you were shown a flock of birds unable to fly and were +set upon them to strip them of their feathers for your own advantage +you would set upon the birds of the finest feathers would you not + +it is true madame + +you have seen both dolls and birds to day said madame defarge +with a wave of her hand towards the place where they had last been +apparent now go home + + + +xvi + +still knitting + + +madame defarge and monsieur her husband returned amicably to the bosom +of saint antoine while a speck in a blue cap toiled through the +darkness and through the dust and down the weary miles of avenue by +the wayside slowly tending towards that point of the compass where the +chateau of monsieur the marquis now in his grave listened to the +whispering trees such ample leisure had the stone faces now for +listening to the trees and to the fountain that the few village +scarecrows who in their quest for herbs to eat and fragments of dead +stick to burn strayed within sight of the great stone courtyard and +terrace staircase had it borne in upon their starved fancy that the +expression of the faces was altered a rumour just lived in the +village had a faint and bare existence there as its people had that +when the knife struck home the faces changed from faces of pride to +faces of anger and pain also that when that dangling figure was +hauled up forty feet above the fountain they changed again and bore +a cruel look of being avenged which they would henceforth bear +for ever in the stone face over the great window of the bed chamber +where the murder was done two fine dints were pointed out in the +sculptured nose which everybody recognised and which nobody had +seen of old and on the scarce occasions when two or three ragged +peasants emerged from the crowd to take a hurried peep at monsieur +the marquis petrified a skinny finger would not have pointed to it +for a minute before they all started away among the moss and leaves +like the more fortunate hares who could find a living there + +chateau and hut stone face and dangling figure the red stain on the +stone floor and the pure water in the village well thousands of acres +of land a whole province of france all france itself lay under the +night sky concentrated into a faint hair breadth line so does a +whole world with all its greatnesses and littlenesses lie in a +twinkling star and as mere human knowledge can split a ray of light +and analyse the manner of its composition so sublimer intelligences +may read in the feeble shining of this earth of ours every thought +and act every vice and virtue of every responsible creature on it + +the defarges husband and wife came lumbering under the starlight +in their public vehicle to that gate of paris whereunto their journey +naturally tended there was the usual stoppage at the barrier +guardhouse and the usual lanterns came glancing forth for the usual +examination and inquiry monsieur defarge alighted knowing one or +two of the soldiery there and one of the police the latter he was +intimate with and affectionately embraced + +when saint antoine had again enfolded the defarges in his dusky wings +and they having finally alighted near the saints boundaries were +picking their way on foot through the black mud and offal of his streets +madame defarge spoke to her husband + +say then my friend what did jacques of the police tell thee + +very little to night but all he knows there is another spy +commissioned for our quarter there may be many more for all that +he can say but he knows of one + +eh well said madame defarge raising her eyebrows with a cool +business air it is necessary to register him how do they +call that man + +he is english + +so much the better his name + +barsad said defarge making it french by pronunciation but +he had been so careful to get it accurately that he then spelt +it with perfect correctness + +barsad repeated madame good christian name + +john + +john barsad repeated madame after murmuring it once to herself +good his appearance is it known + +age about forty years height about five feet nine black hair +complexion dark generally rather handsome visage eyes dark face thin +long and sallow nose aquiline but not straight having a peculiar +inclination towards the left cheek expression therefore sinister + +eh my faith it is a portrait said madame laughing he shall +be registered to morrow + +they turned into the wine shop which was closed for it was midnight +and where madame defarge immediately took her post at her desk +counted the small moneys that had been taken during her absence +examined the stock went through the entries in the book made other +entries of her own checked the serving man in every possible way +and finally dismissed him to bed then she turned out the contents +of the bowl of money for the second time and began knotting them up +in her handkerchief in a chain of separate knots for safe keeping +through the night all this while defarge with his pipe in his mouth +walked up and down complacently admiring but never interfering +in which condition indeed as to the business and his domestic affairs +he walked up and down through life + +the night was hot and the shop close shut and surrounded by so foul +a neighbourhood was ill smelling monsieur defarges olfactory +sense was by no means delicate but the stock of wine smelt much +stronger than it ever tasted and so did the stock of rum and brandy +and aniseed he whiffed the compound of scents away as he put down +his smoked out pipe + +you are fatigued said madame raising her glance as she knotted +the money there are only the usual odours + +i am a little tired her husband acknowledged + +you are a little depressed too said madame whose quick eyes had +never been so intent on the accounts but they had had a ray or two +for him oh the men the men + +but my dear began defarge + +but my dear repeated madame nodding firmly but my dear +you are faint of heart to night my dear + +well then said defarge as if a thought were wrung out of his breast +it _is_ a long time + +it is a long time repeated his wife and when is it not a long time +vengeance and retribution require a long time it is the rule + +it does not take a long time to strike a man with lightning +said defarge + +how long demanded madame composedly does it take to make and +store the lightning tell me + +defarge raised his head thoughtfully as if there were something +in that too + +it does not take a long time said madame for an earthquake to swallow +a town eh well tell me how long it takes to prepare the earthquake + +a long time i suppose said defarge + +but when it is ready it takes place and grinds to pieces everything +before it in the meantime it is always preparing though it is not +seen or heard that is your consolation keep it + +she tied a knot with flashing eyes as if it throttled a foe + +i tell thee said madame extending her right hand for emphasis +that although it is a long time on the road it is on the road and +coming i tell thee it never retreats and never stops i tell thee +it is always advancing look around and consider the lives of all the +world that we know consider the faces of all the world that we know +consider the rage and discontent to which the jacquerie addresses itself +with more and more of certainty every hour can such things last +bah i mock you + +my brave wife returned defarge standing before her with his head +a little bent and his hands clasped at his back like a docile and +attentive pupil before his catechist i do not question all this +but it has lasted a long time and it is possible you know well +my wife it is possible that it may not come during our lives + +eh well how then demanded madame tying another knot as if +there were another enemy strangled + +well said defarge with a half complaining and half apologetic shrug +we shall not see the triumph + +we shall have helped it returned madame with her extended hand in +strong action nothing that we do is done in vain i believe with +all my soul that we shall see the triumph but even if not even if +i knew certainly not show me the neck of an aristocrat and tyrant +and still i would + +then madame with her teeth set tied a very terrible knot indeed + +hold cried defarge reddening a little as if he felt charged with +cowardice i too my dear will stop at nothing + +yes but it is your weakness that you sometimes need to see your +victim and your opportunity to sustain you sustain yourself without +that when the time comes let loose a tiger and a devil but wait +for the time with the tiger and the devil chained not shown yet +always ready + +madame enforced the conclusion of this piece of advice by striking +her little counter with her chain of money as if she knocked its brains +out and then gathering the heavy handkerchief under her arm in a +serene manner and observing that it was time to go to bed + +next noontide saw the admirable woman in her usual place in the +wine shop knitting away assiduously a rose lay beside her and +if she now and then glanced at the flower it was with no infraction +of her usual preoccupied air there were a few customers drinking +or not drinking standing or seated sprinkled about the day was +very hot and heaps of flies who were extending their inquisitive +and adventurous perquisitions into all the glutinous little glasses +near madame fell dead at the bottom their decease made no impression +on the other flies out promenading who looked at them in the coolest +manner as if they themselves were elephants or something as far +removed until they met the same fate curious to consider how heedless +flies are perhaps they thought as much at court that sunny summer day + +a figure entering at the door threw a shadow on madame defarge which +she felt to be a new one she laid down her knitting and began to +pin her rose in her head dress before she looked at the figure + +it was curious the moment madame defarge took up the rose the +customers ceased talking and began gradually to drop out of the +wine shop + +good day madame said the new comer + +good day monsieur + +she said it aloud but added to herself as she resumed her knitting +hah good day age about forty height about five feet nine black +hair generally rather handsome visage complexion dark eyes dark +thin long and sallow face aquiline nose but not straight having a +peculiar inclination towards the left cheek which imparts a sinister +expression good day one and all + +have the goodness to give me a little glass of old cognac and a +mouthful of cool fresh water madame + +madame complied with a polite air + +marvellous cognac this madame + +it was the first time it had ever been so complemented and madame +defarge knew enough of its antecedents to know better she said +however that the cognac was flattered and took up her knitting +the visitor watched her fingers for a few moments and took the +opportunity of observing the place in general + +you knit with great skill madame + +i am accustomed to it + +a pretty pattern too + +_you_ think so said madame looking at him with a smile + +decidedly may one ask what it is for + +pastime said madame still looking at him with a smile while her +fingers moved nimbly + +not for use + +that depends i may find a use for it one day if i do well +said madame drawing a breath and nodding her head with a stern kind +of coquetry ill use it + +it was remarkable but the taste of saint antoine seemed to be +decidedly opposed to a rose on the head dress of madame defarge +two men had entered separately and had been about to order drink when +catching sight of that novelty they faltered made a pretence of +looking about as if for some friend who was not there and went away +nor of those who had been there when this visitor entered was there one +left they had all dropped off the spy had kept his eyes open but had +been able to detect no sign they had lounged away in a poverty stricken +purposeless accidental manner quite natural and unimpeachable + +_john_ thought madame checking off her work as her fingers knitted +and her eyes looked at the stranger stay long enough and i shall +knit `barsad before you go + +you have a husband madame + +i have + +children + +no children + +business seems bad + +business is very bad the people are so poor + +ah the unfortunate miserable people so oppressed too as you say + +as _you_ say madame retorted correcting him and deftly knitting +an extra something into his name that boded him no good + +pardon me certainly it was i who said so but you naturally think so +of course + +_i_ think returned madame in a high voice i and my husband +have enough to do to keep this wine shop open without thinking all +we think here is how to live that is the subject _we_ think of +and it gives us from morning to night enough to think about without +embarrassing our heads concerning others _i_ think for others no no + +the spy who was there to pick up any crumbs he could find or make did +not allow his baffled state to express itself in his sinister face but +stood with an air of gossiping gallantry leaning his elbow on madame +defarges little counter and occasionally sipping his cognac + +a bad business this madame of gaspards execution ah the poor +gaspard with a sigh of great compassion + +my faith returned madame coolly and lightly if people use knives +for such purposes they have to pay for it he knew beforehand what +the price of his luxury was he has paid the price + +i believe said the spy dropping his soft voice to a tone that +invited confidence and expressing an injured revolutionary +susceptibility in every muscle of his wicked face i believe there +is much compassion and anger in this neighbourhood touching the +poor fellow between ourselves + +is there asked madame vacantly + +is there not + + here is my husband said madame defarge + +as the keeper of the wine shop entered at the door the spy saluted +him by touching his hat and saying with an engaging smile good +day jacques defarge stopped short and stared at him + +good day jacques the spy repeated with not quite so much +confidence or quite so easy a smile under the stare + +you deceive yourself monsieur returned the keeper of the +wine shop you mistake me for another that is not my name +i am ernest defarge + +it is all the same said the spy airily but discomfited too +good day + +good day answered defarge drily + +i was saying to madame with whom i had the pleasure of chatting when +you entered that they tell me there is and no wonder much sympathy +and anger in saint antoine touching the unhappy fate of poor gaspard + +no one has told me so said defarge shaking his head i know +nothing of it + +having said it he passed behind the little counter and stood with +his hand on the back of his wifes chair looking over that barrier +at the person to whom they were both opposed and whom either of them +would have shot with the greatest satisfaction + +the spy well used to his business did not change his unconscious +attitude but drained his little glass of cognac took a sip of fresh +water and asked for another glass of cognac madame defarge poured it +out for him took to her knitting again and hummed a little song over it + +you seem to know this quarter well that is to say better than i do +observed defarge + +not at all but i hope to know it better i am so profoundly interested +in its miserable inhabitants + +hah muttered defarge + +the pleasure of conversing with you monsieur defarge recalls to me +pursued the spy that i have the honour of cherishing some interesting +associations with your name + +indeed said defarge with much indifference + +yes indeed when doctor manette was released you his old domestic +had the charge of him i know he was delivered to you you see i am +informed of the circumstances + +such is the fact certainly said defarge he had had it conveyed +to him in an accidental touch of his wifes elbow as she knitted and +warbled that he would do best to answer but always with brevity + +it was to you said the spy that his daughter came and it was +from your care that his daughter took him accompanied by a neat brown +monsieur how is he called in a little wig lorry of the bank of +tellson and company over to england + +such is the fact repeated defarge + +very interesting remembrances said the spy i have known doctor +manette and his daughter in england + +yes said defarge + +you dont hear much about them now said the spy + +no said defarge + +in effect madame struck in looking up from her work and her little +song we never hear about them we received the news of their safe +arrival and perhaps another letter or perhaps two but since then +they have gradually taken their road in life we ours and we have +held no correspondence + +perfectly so madame replied the spy she is going to be married + +going echoed madame she was pretty enough to have been married +long ago you english are cold it seems to me + +oh you know i am english + +i perceive your tongue is returned madame and what the tongue is +i suppose the man is + +he did not take the identification as a compliment but he made the +best of it and turned it off with a laugh after sipping his +cognac to the end he added + +yes miss manette is going to be married but not to an englishman +to one who like herself is french by birth and speaking of gaspard +ah poor gaspard it was cruel cruel it is a curious thing that +she is going to marry the nephew of monsieur the marquis for whom +gaspard was exalted to that height of so many feet in other words +the present marquis but he lives unknown in england he is no +marquis there he is mr charles darnay daulnais is the name +of his mothers family + +madame defarge knitted steadily but the intelligence had a palpable +effect upon her husband do what he would behind the little counter +as to the striking of a light and the lighting of his pipe he was +troubled and his hand was not trustworthy the spy would have been +no spy if he had failed to see it or to record it in his mind + +having made at least this one hit whatever it might prove to be worth +and no customers coming in to help him to any other mr barsad paid +for what he had drunk and took his leave taking occasion to say in a +genteel manner before he departed that he looked forward to the pleasure +of seeing monsieur and madame defarge again for some minutes after he +had emerged into the outer presence of saint antoine the husband and +wife remained exactly as he had left them lest he should come back + +can it be true said defarge in a low voice looking down at his +wife as he stood smoking with his hand on the back of her chair what +he has said of maamselle manette + +as he has said it returned madame lifting her eyebrows a little +it is probably false but it may be true + +if it is defarge began and stopped + +if it is repeated his wife + + and if it does come while we live to see it triumph i hope for +her sake destiny will keep her husband out of france + +her husbands destiny said madame defarge with her usual composure +will take him where he is to go and will lead him to the end that is +to end him that is all i know + +but it is very strange now at least is it not very strange said +defarge rather pleading with his wife to induce her to admit it +that after all our sympathy for monsieur her father and herself +her husbands name should be proscribed under your hand at this moment +by the side of that infernal dogs who has just left us + +stranger things than that will happen when it does come answered +madame i have them both here of a certainty and they are both +here for their merits that is enough + +she rolled up her knitting when she had said those words and presently +took the rose out of the handkerchief that was wound about her head +either saint antoine had an instinctive sense that the objectionable +decoration was gone or saint antoine was on the watch for its +disappearance howbeit the saint took courage to lounge in very +shortly afterwards and the wine shop recovered its habitual aspect + +in the evening at which season of all others saint antoine turned +himself inside out and sat on door steps and window ledges and +came to the corners of vile streets and courts for a breath of air +madame defarge with her work in her hand was accustomed to pass from +place to place and from group to group a missionary there were +many like her such as the world will do well never to breed again +all the women knitted they knitted worthless things but the +mechanical work was a mechanical substitute for eating and drinking +the hands moved for the jaws and the digestive apparatus if the bony +fingers had been still the stomachs would have been more famine pinched + +but as the fingers went the eyes went and the thoughts and as +madame defarge moved on from group to group all three went quicker +and fiercer among every little knot of women that she had spoken with +and left behind + +her husband smoked at his door looking after her with admiration +a great woman said he a strong woman a grand woman a frightfully +grand woman + +darkness closed around and then came the ringing of church bells and +the distant beating of the military drums in the palace courtyard as +the women sat knitting knitting darkness encompassed them another +darkness was closing in as surely when the church bells then ringing +pleasantly in many an airy steeple over france should be melted into +thundering cannon when the military drums should be beating to drown +a wretched voice that night all potent as the voice of power and +plenty freedom and life so much was closing in about the women +who sat knitting knitting that they their very selves were closing +in around a structure yet unbuilt where they were to sit knitting +knitting counting dropping heads + + + +xvii + +one night + + +never did the sun go down with a brighter glory on the quiet corner +in soho than one memorable evening when the doctor and his daughter +sat under the plane tree together never did the moon rise with a +milder radiance over great london than on that night when it found +them still seated under the tree and shone upon their faces +through its leaves + +lucie was to be married to morrow she had reserved this last +evening for her father and they sat alone under the plane tree + +you are happy my dear father + +quite my child + +they had said little though they had been there a long time when +it was yet light enough to work and read she had neither engaged +herself in her usual work nor had she read to him she had employed +herself in both ways at his side under the tree many and many a time +but this time was not quite like any other and nothing could make it so + +and i am very happy to night dear father i am deeply happy in the +love that heaven has so blessed my love for charles and charless +love for me but if my life were not to be still consecrated to you +or if my marriage were so arranged as that it would part us even by +the length of a few of these streets i should be more unhappy and +self reproachful now than i can tell you even as it is + +even as it was she could not command her voice + +in the sad moonlight she clasped him by the neck and laid her face +upon his breast in the moonlight which is always sad as the light +of the sun itself is as the light called human life is at its +coming and its going + +dearest dear can you tell me this last time that you feel quite +quite sure no new affections of mine and no new duties of mine +will ever interpose between us _i_ know it well but do you know it +in your own heart do you feel quite certain + +her father answered with a cheerful firmness of conviction he could +scarcely have assumed quite sure my darling more than that +he added as he tenderly kissed her my future is far brighter +lucie seen through your marriage than it could have been nay +than it ever was without it + +if i could hope _that_ my father + +believe it love indeed it is so consider how natural and how +plain it is my dear that it should be so you devoted and young +cannot fully appreciate the anxiety i have felt that your life +should not be wasted + +she moved her hand towards his lips but he took it in his +and repeated the word + + wasted my child should not be wasted struck aside from the +natural order of things for my sake your unselfishness cannot +entirely comprehend how much my mind has gone on this but only ask +yourself how could my happiness be perfect while yours was incomplete + +if i had never seen charles my father i should have been quite +happy with you + +he smiled at her unconscious admission that she would have been unhappy +without charles having seen him and replied + +my child you did see him and it is charles if it had not been +charles it would have been another or if it had been no other +i should have been the cause and then the dark part of my life would +have cast its shadow beyond myself and would have fallen on you + +it was the first time except at the trial of her ever hearing him refer +to the period of his suffering it gave her a strange and new sensation +while his words were in her ears and she remembered it long afterwards + +see said the doctor of beauvais raising his hand towards the moon +i have looked at her from my prison window when i could not bear +her light i have looked at her when it has been such torture to me +to think of her shining upon what i had lost that i have beaten my +head against my prison walls i have looked at her in a state so +dun and lethargic that i have thought of nothing but the number of +horizontal lines i could draw across her at the full and the number of +perpendicular lines with which i could intersect them he added in his +inward and pondering manner as he looked at the moon it was twenty +either way i remember and the twentieth was difficult to squeeze in + +the strange thrill with which she heard him go back to that time +deepened as he dwelt upon it but there was nothing to shock her in +the manner of his reference he only seemed to contrast his present +cheerfulness and felicity with the dire endurance that was over + +i have looked at her speculating thousands of times upon the unborn +child from whom i had been rent whether it was alive whether it had +been born alive or the poor mothers shock had killed it whether it +was a son who would some day avenge his father there was a time in my +imprisonment when my desire for vengeance was unbearable whether it +was a son who would never know his fathers story who might even live +to weigh the possibility of his fathers having disappeared of his own +will and act whether it was a daughter who would grow to be a woman + +she drew closer to him and kissed his cheek and his hand + +i have pictured my daughter to myself as perfectly forgetful of me + rather altogether ignorant of me and unconscious of me i have +cast up the years of her age year after year i have seen her married +to a man who knew nothing of my fate i have altogether perished from +the remembrance of the living and in the next generation my place +was a blank + +my father even to hear that you had such thoughts of a daughter +who never existed strikes to my heart as if i had been that child + +you lucie it is out of the consolation and restoration you have +brought to me that these remembrances arise and pass between us and +the moon on this last night what did i say just now + +she knew nothing of you she cared nothing for you + +so but on other moonlight nights when the sadness and the silence +have touched me in a different way have affected me with something as +like a sorrowful sense of peace as any emotion that had pain for its +foundations could i have imagined her as coming to me in my cell and +leading me out into the freedom beyond the fortress i have seen her +image in the moonlight often as i now see you except that i never held +her in my arms it stood between the little grated window and the door +but you understand that that was not the child i am speaking of + +the figure was not the the image the fancy + +no that was another thing it stood before my disturbed sense of +sight but it never moved the phantom that my mind pursued was +another and more real child of her outward appearance i know no more +than that she was like her mother the other had that likeness too + as you have but was not the same can you follow me lucie +hardly i think i doubt you must have been a solitary prisoner to +understand these perplexed distinctions + +his collected and calm manner could not prevent her blood from running +cold as he thus tried to anatomise his old condition + +in that more peaceful state i have imagined her in the moonlight +coming to me and taking me out to show me that the home of her married +life was full of her loving remembrance of her lost father my picture +was in her room and i was in her prayers her life was active +cheerful useful but my poor history pervaded it all + +i was that child my father i was not half so good but in my love +that was i + +and she showed me her children said the doctor of beauvais and +they had heard of me and had been taught to pity me when they +passed a prison of the state they kept far from its frowning walls +and looked up at its bars and spoke in whispers she could never +deliver me i imagined that she always brought me back after showing +me such things but then blessed with the relief of tears +i fell upon my knees and blessed her + +i am that child i hope my father o my dear my dear will you +bless me as fervently to morrow + +lucie i recall these old troubles in the reason that i have to night +for loving you better than words can tell and thanking god for my +great happiness my thoughts when they were wildest never rose near +the happiness that i have known with you and that we have before us + +he embraced her solemnly commended her to heaven and humbly thanked +heaven for having bestowed her on him by and bye they went +into the house + +there was no one bidden to the marriage but mr lorry there was even +to be no bridesmaid but the gaunt miss pross the marriage was to +make no change in their place of residence they had been able to +extend it by taking to themselves the upper rooms formerly belonging +to the apocryphal invisible lodger and they desired nothing more + +doctor manette was very cheerful at the little supper they were +only three at table and miss pross made the third he regretted that +charles was not there was more than half disposed to object to the +loving little plot that kept him away and drank to him affectionately + +so the time came for him to bid lucie good night and they separated +but in the stillness of the third hour of the morning lucie came +downstairs again and stole into his room not free from unshaped fears +beforehand + +all things however were in their places all was quiet and he lay +asleep his white hair picturesque on the untroubled pillow and his +hands lying quiet on the coverlet she put her needless candle in the +shadow at a distance crept up to his bed and put her lips to his +then leaned over him and looked at him + +into his handsome face the bitter waters of captivity had worn but +he covered up their tracks with a determination so strong that he held +the mastery of them even in his sleep a more remarkable face in its +quiet resolute and guarded struggle with an unseen assailant was +not to be beheld in all the wide dominions of sleep that night + +she timidly laid her hand on his dear breast and put up a prayer that +she might ever be as true to him as her love aspired to be and as his +sorrows deserved then she withdrew her hand and kissed his lips +once more and went away so the sunrise came and the shadows of +the leaves of the plane tree moved upon his face as softly as her +lips had moved in praying for him + + + +xviii + +nine days + + +the marriage day was shining brightly and they were ready outside +the closed door of the doctors room where he was speaking with +charles darnay they were ready to go to church the beautiful bride +mr lorry and miss pross to whom the event through a gradual process +of reconcilement to the inevitable would have been one of absolute +bliss but for the yet lingering consideration that her brother +solomon should have been the bridegroom + +and so said mr lorry who could not sufficiently admire the bride +and who had been moving round her to take in every point of her quiet +pretty dress and so it was for this my sweet lucie that i brought +you across the channel such a baby lord bless me how little i +thought what i was doing how lightly i valued the obligation i was +conferring on my friend mr charles + +you didnt mean it remarked the matter of fact miss pross and +therefore how could you know it nonsense + +really well but dont cry said the gentle mr lorry + +i am not crying said miss pross _you_ are + +i my pross by this time mr lorry dared to be pleasant with +her on occasion + +you were just now i saw you do it and i dont wonder at it such +a present of plate as you have made em is enough to bring tears into +anybodys eyes theres not a fork or a spoon in the collection +said miss pross that i didnt cry over last night after the box came +till i couldnt see it + +i am highly gratified said mr lorry though upon my honour i +had no intention of rendering those trifling articles of remembrance +invisible to any one dear me this is an occasion that makes a man +speculate on all he has lost dear dear dear to think that there +might have been a mrs lorry any time these fifty years almost + +not at all from miss pross + +you think there never might have been a mrs lorry asked the +gentleman of that name + +pooh rejoined miss pross you were a bachelor in your cradle + +well observed mr lorry beamingly adjusting his little wig +that seems probable too + +and you were cut out for a bachelor pursued miss pross before +you were put in your cradle + +then i think said mr lorry that i was very unhandsomely dealt +with and that i ought to have had a voice in the selection of my +pattern enough now my dear lucie drawing his arm soothingly +round her waist i hear them moving in the next room and miss pross +and i as two formal folks of business are anxious not to lose the +final opportunity of saying something to you that you wish to hear +you leave your good father my dear in hands as earnest and as +loving as your own he shall be taken every conceivable care of +during the next fortnight while you are in warwickshire and thereabouts +even tellsons shall go to the wall comparatively speaking before him +and when at the fortnights end he comes to join you and your beloved +husband on your other fortnights trip in wales you shall say that +we have sent him to you in the best health and in the happiest frame +now i hear somebodys step coming to the door let me kiss my dear +girl with an old fashioned bachelor blessing before somebody comes +to claim his own + +for a moment he held the fair face from him to look at the +well remembered expression on the forehead and then laid the bright +golden hair against his little brown wig with a genuine tenderness and +delicacy which if such things be old fashioned were as old as adam + +the door of the doctors room opened and he came out with charles +darnay he was so deadly pale which had not been the case when they +went in together that no vestige of colour was to be seen in his face +but in the composure of his manner he was unaltered except that to +the shrewd glance of mr lorry it disclosed some shadowy indication +that the old air of avoidance and dread had lately passed over him +like a cold wind + +he gave his arm to his daughter and took her down stairs to the chariot +which mr lorry had hired in honour of the day the rest followed in +another carriage and soon in a neighbouring church where no strange +eyes looked on charles darnay and lucie manette were happily married + +besides the glancing tears that shone among the smiles of the little +group when it was done some diamonds very bright and sparkling +glanced on the brides hand which were newly released from the dark +obscurity of one of mr lorrys pockets they returned home to +breakfast and all went well and in due course the golden hair that +had mingled with the poor shoemakers white locks in the paris garret +were mingled with them again in the morning sunlight on the threshold +of the door at parting + +it was a hard parting though it was not for long but her father +cheered her and said at last gently disengaging himself from her +enfolding arms take her charles she is yours + +and her agitated hand waved to them from a chaise window and +she was gone + +the corner being out of the way of the idle and curious and the +preparations having been very simple and few the doctor mr lorry +and miss pross were left quite alone it was when they turned into +the welcome shade of the cool old hall that mr lorry observed a +great change to have come over the doctor as if the golden arm +uplifted there had struck him a poisoned blow + +he had naturally repressed much and some revulsion might have been +expected in him when the occasion for repression was gone but it +was the old scared lost look that troubled mr lorry and through +his absent manner of clasping his head and drearily wandering away +into his own room when they got up stairs mr lorry was reminded of +defarge the wine shop keeper and the starlight ride + +i think he whispered to miss pross after anxious consideration +i think we had best not speak to him just now or at all disturb him +i must look in at tellsons so i will go there at once and come back +presently then we will take him a ride into the country and dine +there and all will be well + +it was easier for mr lorry to look in at tellsons than to look +out of tellsons he was detained two hours when he came back +he ascended the old staircase alone having asked no question of +the servant going thus into the doctors rooms he was stopped by +a low sound of knocking + +good god he said with a start whats that + +miss pross with a terrified face was at his ear o me o me +all is lost cried she wringing her hands what is to be told +to ladybird he doesnt know me and is making shoes + +mr lorry said what he could to calm her and went himself into the +doctors room the bench was turned towards the light as it had +been when he had seen the shoemaker at his work before and his head +was bent down and he was very busy + +doctor manette my dear friend doctor manette + +the doctor looked at him for a moment half inquiringly half as if +he were angry at being spoken to and bent over his work again + +he had laid aside his coat and waistcoat his shirt was open at the +throat as it used to be when he did that work and even the old +haggard faded surface of face had come back to him he worked hard +impatiently as if in some sense of having been interrupted + +mr lorry glanced at the work in his hand and observed that it was +a shoe of the old size and shape he took up another that was lying +by him and asked what it was + +a young ladys walking shoe he muttered without looking up +it ought to have been finished long ago let it be + +but doctor manette look at me + +he obeyed in the old mechanically submissive manner without +pausing in his work + +you know me my dear friend think again this is not your proper +occupation think dear friend + +nothing would induce him to speak more he looked up for an instant +at a time when he was requested to do so but no persuasion would +extract a word from him he worked and worked and worked in silence +and words fell on him as they would have fallen on an echoless wall +or on the air the only ray of hope that mr lorry could discover +was that he sometimes furtively looked up without being asked in that +there seemed a faint expression of curiosity or perplexity as though +he were trying to reconcile some doubts in his mind + +two things at once impressed themselves on mr lorry as important +above all others the first that this must be kept secret from lucie +the second that it must be kept secret from all who knew him in +conjunction with miss pross he took immediate steps towards the +latter precaution by giving out that the doctor was not well and +required a few days of complete rest in aid of the kind deception +to be practised on his daughter miss pross was to write describing +his having been called away professionally and referring to an +imaginary letter of two or three hurried lines in his own hand +represented to have been addressed to her by the same post + +these measures advisable to be taken in any case mr lorry took in +the hope of his coming to himself if that should happen soon he kept +another course in reserve which was to have a certain opinion that he +thought the best on the doctors case + +in the hope of his recovery and of resort to this third course being +thereby rendered practicable mr lorry resolved to watch him +attentively with as little appearance as possible of doing so +he therefore made arrangements to absent himself from tellsons for the +first time in his life and took his post by the window in the same room + +he was not long in discovering that it was worse than useless to speak +to him since on being pressed he became worried he abandoned that +attempt on the first day and resolved merely to keep himself always +before him as a silent protest against the delusion into which he had +fallen or was falling he remained therefore in his seat near the +window reading and writing and expressing in as many pleasant and +natural ways as he could think of that it was a free place + +doctor manette took what was given him to eat and drink and worked on +that first day until it was too dark to see worked on half an hour +after mr lorry could not have seen for his life to read or write +when he put his tools aside as useless until morning mr lorry rose +and said to him + +will you go out + +he looked down at the floor on either side of him in the old manner +looked up in the old manner and repeated in the old low voice + +out + +yes for a walk with me why not + +he made no effort to say why not and said not a word more but +mr lorry thought he saw as he leaned forward on his bench in the +dusk with his elbows on his knees and his head in his hands that he +was in some misty way asking himself why not the sagacity of the +man of business perceived an advantage here and determined to hold it + +miss pross and he divided the night into two watches and observed him +at intervals from the adjoining room he paced up and down for a long +time before he lay down but when he did finally lay himself down +he fell asleep in the morning he was up betimes and went straight +to his bench and to work + +on this second day mr lorry saluted him cheerfully by his name and +spoke to him on topics that had been of late familiar to them he +returned no reply but it was evident that he heard what was said +and that he thought about it however confusedly this encouraged +mr lorry to have miss pross in with her work several times during the +day at those times they quietly spoke of lucie and of her father then +present precisely in the usual manner and as if there were nothing +amiss this was done without any demonstrative accompaniment not long +enough or often enough to harass him and it lightened mr lorrys +friendly heart to believe that he looked up oftener and that he appeared +to be stirred by some perception of inconsistencies surrounding him + +when it fell dark again mr lorry asked him as before + +dear doctor will you go out + +as before he repeated out + +yes for a walk with me why not + +this time mr lorry feigned to go out when he could extract no answer +from him and after remaining absent for an hour returned in the +meanwhile the doctor had removed to the seat in the window and had +sat there looking down at the plane tree but on mr lorrys return +he slipped away to his bench + +the time went very slowly on and mr lorrys hope darkened and his +heart grew heavier again and grew yet heavier and heavier every day +the third day came and went the fourth the fifth five days six +days seven days eight days nine days + +with a hope ever darkening and with a heart always growing heavier +and heavier mr lorry passed through this anxious time the secret +was well kept and lucie was unconscious and happy but he could not +fail to observe that the shoemaker whose hand had been a little out +at first was growing dreadfully skilful and that he had never been +so intent on his work and that his hands had never been so nimble and +expert as in the dusk of the ninth evening + + + +xix + +an opinion + + +worn out by anxious watching mr lorry fell asleep at his post on +the tenth morning of his suspense he was startled by the shining of +the sun into the room where a heavy slumber had overtaken him when it +was dark night + +he rubbed his eyes and roused himself but he doubted when he had +done so whether he was not still asleep for going to the door of +the doctors room and looking in he perceived that the shoemakers +bench and tools were put aside again and that the doctor himself sat +reading at the window he was in his usual morning dress and his face +which mr lorry could distinctly see though still very pale was +calmly studious and attentive + +even when he had satisfied himself that he was awake mr lorry felt +giddily uncertain for some few moments whether the late shoemaking +might not be a disturbed dream of his own for did not his eyes show +him his friend before him in his accustomed clothing and aspect and +employed as usual and was there any sign within their range that the +change of which he had so strong an impression had actually happened + +it was but the inquiry of his first confusion and astonishment the +answer being obvious if the impression were not produced by a real +corresponding and sufficient cause how came he jarvis lorry there +how came he to have fallen asleep in his clothes on the sofa in +doctor manettes consulting room and to be debating these points +outside the doctors bedroom door in the early morning + +within a few minutes miss pross stood whispering at his side if he +had had any particle of doubt left her talk would of necessity have +resolved it but he was by that time clear headed and had none he +advised that they should let the time go by until the regular +breakfast hour and should then meet the doctor as if nothing unusual +had occurred if he appeared to be in his customary state of mind +mr lorry would then cautiously proceed to seek direction and guidance +from the opinion he had been in his anxiety so anxious to obtain + +miss pross submitting herself to his judgment the scheme was worked +out with care having abundance of time for his usual methodical +toilette mr lorry presented himself at the breakfast hour in his +usual white linen and with his usual neat leg the doctor was +summoned in the usual way and came to breakfast + +so far as it was possible to comprehend him without overstepping +those delicate and gradual approaches which mr lorry felt to be the +only safe advance he at first supposed that his daughters marriage +had taken place yesterday an incidental allusion purposely thrown +out to the day of the week and the day of the month set him thinking +and counting and evidently made him uneasy in all other respects +however he was so composedly himself that mr lorry determined to +have the aid he sought and that aid was his own + +therefore when the breakfast was done and cleared away and he and +the doctor were left together mr lorry said feelingly + +my dear manette i am anxious to have your opinion in confidence +on a very curious case in which i am deeply interested that is to say +it is very curious to me perhaps to your better information it may +be less so + +glancing at his hands which were discoloured by his late work the +doctor looked troubled and listened attentively he had already +glanced at his hands more than once + +doctor manette said mr lorry touching him affectionately on the +arm the case is the case of a particularly dear friend of mine +pray give your mind to it and advise me well for his sake and +above all for his daughters his daughters my dear manette + +if i understand said the doctor in a subdued tone some mental +shock + +yes + +be explicit said the doctor spare no detail + +mr lorry saw that they understood one another and proceeded + +my dear manette it is the case of an old and a prolonged shock of +great acuteness and severity to the affections the feelings +the the as you express it the mind the mind it is the case of +a shock under which the sufferer was borne down one cannot say for +how long because i believe he cannot calculate the time himself and +there are no other means of getting at it it is the case of a shock +from which the sufferer recovered by a process that he cannot trace +himself as i once heard him publicly relate in a striking manner +it is the case of a shock from which he has recovered so completely +as to be a highly intelligent man capable of close application of mind +and great exertion of body and of constantly making fresh additions to +his stock of knowledge which was already very large but unfortunately +there has been he paused and took a deep breath a slight relapse + +the doctor in a low voice asked of how long duration + +nine days and nights + +how did it show itself i infer glancing at his hands again +in the resumption of some old pursuit connected with the shock + +that is the fact + +now did you ever see him asked the doctor distinctly and +collectedly though in the same low voice engaged in that +pursuit originally + +once + +and when the relapse fell on him was he in most respects or in +all respects as he was then + +i think in all respects + +you spoke of his daughter does his daughter know of the relapse + +no it has been kept from her and i hope will always be kept from +her it is known only to myself and to one other who may be trusted + +the doctor grasped his hand and murmured that was very kind +that was very thoughtful mr lorry grasped his hand in return +and neither of the two spoke for a little while + +now my dear manette said mr lorry at length in his most +considerate and most affectionate way i am a mere man of business +and unfit to cope with such intricate and difficult matters i do +not possess the kind of information necessary i do not possess the +kind of intelligence i want guiding there is no man in this world +on whom i could so rely for right guidance as on you tell me how +does this relapse come about is there danger of another could a +repetition of it be prevented how should a repetition of it be +treated how does it come about at all what can i do for my friend +no man ever can have been more desirous in his heart to serve a friend +than i am to serve mine if i knew how + +but i dont know how to originate in such a case if your sagacity +knowledge and experience could put me on the right track i might be +able to do so much unenlightened and undirected i can do so little +pray discuss it with me pray enable me to see it a little more clearly +and teach me how to be a little more useful + +doctor manette sat meditating after these earnest words were spoken +and mr lorry did not press him + +i think it probable said the doctor breaking silence with an +effort that the relapse you have described my dear friend was +not quite unforeseen by its subject + +was it dreaded by him mr lorry ventured to ask + +very much he said it with an involuntary shudder + +you have no idea how such an apprehension weighs on the sufferers +mind and how difficult how almost impossible it is for him to force +himself to utter a word upon the topic that oppresses him + +would he asked mr lorry be sensibly relieved if he could +prevail upon himself to impart that secret brooding to any one +when it is on him + +i think so but it is as i have told you next to impossible +i even believe it in some cases to be quite impossible + +now said mr lorry gently laying his hand on the doctors arm +again after a short silence on both sides to what would you refer +this attack + +i believe returned doctor manette that there had been a strong +and extraordinary revival of the train of thought and remembrance that +was the first cause of the malady some intense associations of a +most distressing nature were vividly recalled i think it is probable +that there had long been a dread lurking in his mind that those +associations would be recalled say under certain circumstances say +on a particular occasion he tried to prepare himself in vain perhaps +the effort to prepare himself made him less able to bear it + +would he remember what took place in the relapse asked mr lorry +with natural hesitation + +the doctor looked desolately round the room shook his head and +answered in a low voice not at all + +now as to the future hinted mr lorry + +as to the future said the doctor recovering firmness i should +have great hope as it pleased heaven in its mercy to restore him so +soon i should have great hope he yielding under the pressure of a +complicated something long dreaded and long vaguely foreseen and +contended against and recovering after the cloud had burst and passed +i should hope that the worst was over + +well well thats good comfort i am thankful said mr lorry + +i am thankful repeated the doctor bending his head with reverence + +there are two other points said mr lorry on which i am anxious +to be instructed i may go on + +you cannot do your friend a better service the doctor gave him +his hand + +to the first then he is of a studious habit and unusually +energetic he applies himself with great ardour to the acquisition +of professional knowledge to the conducting of experiments to +many things now does he do too much + +i think not it may be the character of his mind to be always in +singular need of occupation that may be in part natural to it in +part the result of affliction the less it was occupied with healthy +things the more it would be in danger of turning in the unhealthy +direction he may have observed himself and made the discovery + +you are sure that he is not under too great a strain + +i think i am quite sure of it + +my dear manette if he were overworked now + +my dear lorry i doubt if that could easily be there has been a +violent stress in one direction and it needs a counterweight + +excuse me as a persistent man of business assuming for a moment +that he _was_ overworked it would show itself in some renewal of +this disorder + +i do not think so i do not think said doctor manette with the +firmness of self conviction that anything but the one train of +association would renew it i think that henceforth nothing but +some extraordinary jarring of that chord could renew it after what +has happened and after his recovery i find it difficult to imagine +any such violent sounding of that string again i trust and i almost +believe that the circumstances likely to renew it are exhausted + +he spoke with the diffidence of a man who knew how slight a thing +would overset the delicate organisation of the mind and yet with the +confidence of a man who had slowly won his assurance out of personal +endurance and distress it was not for his friend to abate that +confidence he professed himself more relieved and encouraged than he +really was and approached his second and last point he felt it to +be the most difficult of all but remembering his old sunday morning +conversation with miss pross and remembering what he had seen in the +last nine days he knew that he must face it + +the occupation resumed under the influence of this passing affliction +so happily recovered from said mr lorry clearing his throat we will +call blacksmiths work blacksmiths work we will say to put a case +and for the sake of illustration that he had been used in his bad time +to work at a little forge we will say that he was unexpectedly found +at his forge again is it not a pity that he should keep it by him + +the doctor shaded his forehead with his hand and beat his foot nervously +on the ground + +he has always kept it by him said mr lorry with an anxious look +at his friend now would it not be better that he should let it go + +still the doctor with shaded forehead beat his foot nervously on +the ground + +you do not find it easy to advise me said mr lorry i quite +understand it to be a nice question and yet i think and there he +shook his head and stopped + +you see said doctor manette turning to him after an uneasy pause +it is very hard to explain consistently the innermost workings of +this poor mans mind he once yearned so frightfully for that +occupation and it was so welcome when it came no doubt it relieved +his pain so much by substituting the perplexity of the fingers for +the perplexity of the brain and by substituting as he became more +practised the ingenuity of the hands for the ingenuity of the +mental torture that he has never been able to bear the thought of +putting it quite out of his reach even now when i believe he is +more hopeful of himself than he has ever been and even speaks of +himself with a kind of confidence the idea that he might need that +old employment and not find it gives him a sudden sense of terror +like that which one may fancy strikes to the heart of a lost child + +he looked like his illustration as he raised his eyes to +mr lorrys face + +but may not mind i ask for information as a plodding man of +business who only deals with such material objects as guineas +shillings and bank notes may not the retention of the thing involve +the retention of the idea if the thing were gone my dear manette +might not the fear go with it in short is it not a concession to +the misgiving to keep the forge + +there was another silence + +you see too said the doctor tremulously it is such an +old companion + +i would not keep it said mr lorry shaking his head for he gained +in firmness as he saw the doctor disquieted i would recommend him +to sacrifice it i only want your authority i am sure it does no +good come give me your authority like a dear good man for his +daughters sake my dear manette + +very strange to see what a struggle there was within him + +in her name then let it be done i sanction it but i would not +take it away while he was present let it be removed when he is not +there let him miss his old companion after an absence + +mr lorry readily engaged for that and the conference was ended +they passed the day in the country and the doctor was quite restored +on the three following days he remained perfectly well and on the +fourteenth day he went away to join lucie and her husband the +precaution that had been taken to account for his silence mr lorry +had previously explained to him and he had written to lucie in +accordance with it and she had no suspicions + +on the night of the day on which he left the house mr lorry went +into his room with a chopper saw chisel and hammer attended by +miss pross carrying a light there with closed doors and in a +mysterious and guilty manner mr lorry hacked the shoemakers bench +to pieces while miss pross held the candle as if she were assisting +at a murder for which indeed in her grimness she was no unsuitable +figure the burning of the body previously reduced to pieces +convenient for the purpose was commenced without delay in the kitchen +fire and the tools shoes and leather were buried in the garden +so wicked do destruction and secrecy appear to honest minds that +mr lorry and miss pross while engaged in the commission of their +deed and in the removal of its traces almost felt and almost looked +like accomplices in a horrible crime + + + +xx + +a plea + + +when the newly married pair came home the first person who appeared +to offer his congratulations was sydney carton they had not been +at home many hours when he presented himself he was not improved in +habits or in looks or in manner but there was a certain rugged air of +fidelity about him which was new to the observation of charles darnay + +he watched his opportunity of taking darnay aside into a window and +of speaking to him when no one overheard + +mr darnay said carton i wish we might be friends + +we are already friends i hope + +you are good enough to say so as a fashion of speech but i dont +mean any fashion of speech indeed when i say i wish we might be friends +i scarcely mean quite that either + +charles darnay as was natural asked him in all good humour and +good fellowship what he did mean + +upon my life said carton smiling i find that easier to comprehend +in my own mind than to convey to yours however let me try you +remember a certain famous occasion when i was more drunk than than +usual + +i remember a certain famous occasion when you forced me to confess +that you had been drinking + +i remember it too the curse of those occasions is heavy upon me +for i always remember them i hope it may be taken into account one +day when all days are at an end for me dont be alarmed +i am not going to preach + +i am not at all alarmed earnestness in you is anything but +alarming to me + +ah said carton with a careless wave of his hand as if he waved +that away on the drunken occasion in question one of a large number +as you know i was insufferable about liking you and not liking you +i wish you would forget it + +i forgot it long ago + +fashion of speech again but mr darnay oblivion is not so easy to +me as you represent it to be to you i have by no means forgotten it +and a light answer does not help me to forget it + +if it was a light answer returned darnay i beg your forgiveness +for it i had no other object than to turn a slight thing which +to my surprise seems to trouble you too much aside i declare to you +on the faith of a gentleman that i have long dismissed it from my mind +good heaven what was there to dismiss have i had nothing more +important to remember in the great service you rendered me that day + +as to the great service said carton i am bound to avow to you +when you speak of it in that way that it was mere professional +claptrap i dont know that i cared what became of you when i +rendered it mind i say when i rendered it i am speaking of the past + +you make light of the obligation returned darnay but i will not +quarrel with _your_ light answer + +genuine truth mr darnay trust me i have gone aside from my +purpose i was speaking about our being friends now you know me +you know i am incapable of all the higher and better flights of men +if you doubt it ask stryver and hell tell you so + +i prefer to form my own opinion without the aid of his + +well at any rate you know me as a dissolute dog who has never +done any good and never will + +i dont know that you `never will + +but i do and you must take my word for it well if you could +endure to have such a worthless fellow and a fellow of such indifferent +reputation coming and going at odd times i should ask that i might be +permitted to come and go as a privileged person here that i might be +regarded as an useless and i would add if it were not for the +resemblance i detected between you and me an unornamental piece of +furniture tolerated for its old service and taken no notice of +i doubt if i should abuse the permission it is a hundred to one +if i should avail myself of it four times in a year it would satisfy me +i dare say to know that i had it + +will you try + +that is another way of saying that i am placed on the footing i have +indicated i thank you darnay i may use that freedom with your name + +i think so carton by this time + +they shook hands upon it and sydney turned away within a minute +afterwards he was to all outward appearance as unsubstantial as ever + +when he was gone and in the course of an evening passed with miss pross +the doctor and mr lorry charles darnay made some mention of this +conversation in general terms and spoke of sydney carton as a problem +of carelessness and recklessness he spoke of him in short not +bitterly or meaning to bear hard upon him but as anybody might who +saw him as he showed himself + +he had no idea that this could dwell in the thoughts of his fair young +wife but when he afterwards joined her in their own rooms he found +her waiting for him with the old pretty lifting of the forehead +strongly marked + +we are thoughtful to night said darnay drawing his arm about her + +yes dearest charles with her hands on his breast and the +inquiring and attentive expression fixed upon him we are rather +thoughtful to night for we have something on our mind to night + +what is it my lucie + +will you promise not to press one question on me if i beg you +not to ask it + +will i promise what will i not promise to my love + +what indeed with his hand putting aside the golden hair from the +cheek and his other hand against the heart that beat for him + +i think charles poor mr carton deserves more consideration and +respect than you expressed for him to night + +indeed my own why so + +that is what you are not to ask me but i think i know he does + +if you know it it is enough what would you have me do my life + +i would ask you dearest to be very generous with him always and +very lenient on his faults when he is not by i would ask you to +believe that he has a heart he very very seldom reveals and that there +are deep wounds in it my dear i have seen it bleeding + +it is a painful reflection to me said charles darnay quite astounded +that i should have done him any wrong i never thought this of him + +my husband it is so i fear he is not to be reclaimed there is +scarcely a hope that anything in his character or fortunes is reparable +now but i am sure that he is capable of good things gentle things +even magnanimous things + +she looked so beautiful in the purity of her faith in this lost man +that her husband could have looked at her as she was for hours + +and o my dearest love she urged clinging nearer to him laying +her head upon his breast and raising her eyes to his remember how +strong we are in our happiness and how weak he is in his misery + +the supplication touched him home i will always remember it dear +heart i will remember it as long as i live + +he bent over the golden head and put the rosy lips to his and folded +her in his arms if one forlorn wanderer then pacing the dark streets +could have heard her innocent disclosure and could have seen the drops +of pity kissed away by her husband from the soft blue eyes so loving of +that husband he might have cried to the night and the words would not +have parted from his lips for the first time + +god bless her for her sweet compassion + + + +xxi + +echoing footsteps + + +a wonderful corner for echoes it has been remarked that corner where +the doctor lived ever busily winding the golden thread which bound +her husband and her father and herself and her old directress and +companion in a life of quiet bliss lucie sat in the still house in the +tranquilly resounding corner listening to the echoing footsteps of years + +at first there were times though she was a perfectly happy young +wife when her work would slowly fall from her hands and her eyes +would be dimmed for there was something coming in the echoes +something light afar off and scarcely audible yet that stirred +her heart too much fluttering hopes and doubts hopes of a love as +yet unknown to her doubts of her remaining upon earth to enjoy that +new delight divided her breast among the echoes then there would +arise the sound of footsteps at her own early grave and thoughts of +the husband who would be left so desolate and who would mourn for +her so much swelled to her eyes and broke like waves + +that time passed and her little lucie lay on her bosom then +among the advancing echoes there was the tread of her tiny feet and +the sound of her prattling words let greater echoes resound as they +would the young mother at the cradle side could always hear those +coming they came and the shady house was sunny with a childs laugh +and the divine friend of children to whom in her trouble she had +confided hers seemed to take her child in his arms as he took the +child of old and made it a sacred joy to her + +ever busily winding the golden thread that bound them all together +weaving the service of her happy influence through the tissue of all +their lives and making it predominate nowhere lucie heard in the +echoes of years none but friendly and soothing sounds her husbands +step was strong and prosperous among them her fathers firm and equal +lo miss pross in harness of string awakening the echoes as an +unruly charger whip corrected snorting and pawing the earth under +the plane tree in the garden + +even when there were sounds of sorrow among the rest they were not +harsh nor cruel even when golden hair like her own lay in a halo +on a pillow round the worn face of a little boy and he said with a +radiant smile dear papa and mamma i am very sorry to leave you both +and to leave my pretty sister but i am called and i must go +those were not tears all of agony that wetted his young mothers cheek +as the spirit departed from her embrace that had been entrusted to it +suffer them and forbid them not they see my fathers face +o father blessed words + +thus the rustling of an angels wings got blended with the other +echoes and they were not wholly of earth but had in them that breath +of heaven sighs of the winds that blew over a little garden tomb were +mingled with them also and both were audible to lucie in a hushed +murmur like the breathing of a summer sea asleep upon a sandy shore + as the little lucie comically studious at the task of the morning +or dressing a doll at her mothers footstool chattered in the +tongues of the two cities that were blended in her life + +the echoes rarely answered to the actual tread of sydney carton +some half dozen times a year at most he claimed his privilege of coming +in uninvited and would sit among them through the evening as he had +once done often he never came there heated with wine and one other +thing regarding him was whispered in the echoes which has been +whispered by all true echoes for ages and ages + +no man ever really loved a woman lost her and knew her with a +blameless though an unchanged mind when she was a wife and a mother +but her children had a strange sympathy with him an instinctive +delicacy of pity for him what fine hidden sensibilities are touched +in such a case no echoes tell but it is so and it was so here +carton was the first stranger to whom little lucie held out her chubby +arms and he kept his place with her as she grew the little boy had +spoken of him almost at the last poor carton kiss him for me + +mr stryver shouldered his way through the law like some great engine +forcing itself through turbid water and dragged his useful friend in +his wake like a boat towed astern as the boat so favoured is usually +in a rough plight and mostly under water so sydney had a swamped life +of it but easy and strong custom unhappily so much easier and +stronger in him than any stimulating sense of desert or disgrace made +it the life he was to lead and he no more thought of emerging from his +state of lions jackal than any real jackal may be supposed to think +of rising to be a lion stryver was rich had married a florid widow +with property and three boys who had nothing particularly shining about +them but the straight hair of their dumpling heads + +these three young gentlemen mr stryver exuding patronage of the most +offensive quality from every pore had walked before him like three +sheep to the quiet corner in soho and had offered as pupils to lucies +husband delicately saying halloa here are three lumps of bread and +cheese towards your matrimonial picnic darnay the polite rejection +of the three lumps of bread and cheese had quite bloated mr stryver +with indignation which he afterwards turned to account in the training +of the young gentlemen by directing them to beware of the pride of +beggars like that tutor fellow he was also in the habit of declaiming +to mrs stryver over his full bodied wine on the arts mrs darnay had +once put in practice to catch him and on the diamond cut diamond +arts in himself madam which had rendered him not to be caught +some of his kings bench familiars who were occasionally parties +to the full bodied wine and the lie excused him for the latter by saying +that he had told it so often that he believed it himself which is +surely such an incorrigible aggravation of an originally bad offence +as to justify any such offenders being carried off to some suitably +retired spot and there hanged out of the way + +these were among the echoes to which lucie sometimes pensive +sometimes amused and laughing listened in the echoing corner until +her little daughter was six years old how near to her heart the echoes +of her childs tread came and those of her own dear fathers always +active and self possessed and those of her dear husbands need not +be told nor how the lightest echo of their united home directed +by herself with such a wise and elegant thrift that it was more +abundant than any waste was music to her nor how there were echoes +all about her sweet in her ears of the many times her father had +told her that he found her more devoted to him married if that could be +than single and of the many times her husband had said to her that no +cares and duties seemed to divide her love for him or her help to him +and asked her what is the magic secret my darling of your being +everything to all of us as if there were only one of us +yet never seeming to be hurried or to have too much to do + +but there were other echoes from a distance that rumbled menacingly +in the corner all through this space of time and it was now about +little lucies sixth birthday that they began to have an awful sound +as of a great storm in france with a dreadful sea rising + +on a night in mid july one thousand seven hundred and eighty nine +mr lorry came in late from tellsons and sat himself down by lucie +and her husband in the dark window it was a hot wild night and +they were all three reminded of the old sunday night when they had +looked at the lightning from the same place + +i began to think said mr lorry pushing his brown wig back that +i should have to pass the night at tellsons we have been so full of +business all day that we have not known what to do first or which +way to turn there is such an uneasiness in paris that we have +actually a run of confidence upon us our customers over there seem +not to be able to confide their property to us fast enough there is +positively a mania among some of them for sending it to england + +that has a bad look said darnay + +a bad look you say my dear darnay yes but we dont know what +reason there is in it people are so unreasonable some of us at +tellsons are getting old and we really cant be troubled out of +the ordinary course without due occasion + +still said darnay you know how gloomy and threatening the sky is + +i know that to be sure assented mr lorry trying to persuade +himself that his sweet temper was soured and that he grumbled +but i am determined to be peevish after my long days botheration +where is manette + +here he is said the doctor entering the dark room at the moment + +i am quite glad you are at home for these hurries and forebodings by +which i have been surrounded all day long have made me nervous +without reason you are not going out i hope + +no i am going to play backgammon with you if you like +said the doctor + +i dont think i do like if i may speak my mind i am not fit to +be pitted against you to night is the teaboard still there lucie +i cant see + +of course it has been kept for you + +thank ye my dear the precious child is safe in bed + +and sleeping soundly + +thats right all safe and well i dont know why anything should +be otherwise than safe and well here thank god but i have been so +put out all day and i am not as young as i was my tea my dear +thank ye now come and take your place in the circle and let us +sit quiet and hear the echoes about which you have your theory + +not a theory it was a fancy + +a fancy then my wise pet said mr lorry patting her hand they +are very numerous and very loud though are they not only hear them + +headlong mad and dangerous footsteps to force their way into anybodys +life footsteps not easily made clean again if once stained red the +footsteps raging in saint antoine afar off as the little circle sat +in the dark london window + +saint antoine had been that morning a vast dusky mass of scarecrows +heaving to and fro with frequent gleams of light above the billowy +heads where steel blades and bayonets shone in the sun a tremendous +roar arose from the throat of saint antoine and a forest of naked arms +struggled in the air like shrivelled branches of trees in a winter wind +all the fingers convulsively clutching at every weapon or semblance of +a weapon that was thrown up from the depths below no matter how far off + +who gave them out whence they last came where they began through +what agency they crookedly quivered and jerked scores at a time over +the heads of the crowd like a kind of lightning no eye in the throng +could have told but muskets were being distributed so were +cartridges powder and ball bars of iron and wood knives axes +pikes every weapon that distracted ingenuity could discover or devise +people who could lay hold of nothing else set themselves with bleeding +hands to force stones and bricks out of their places in walls every +pulse and heart in saint antoine was on high fever strain and at +high fever heat every living creature there held life as of no account +and was demented with a passionate readiness to sacrifice it + +as a whirlpool of boiling waters has a centre point so all this raging +circled round defarges wine shop and every human drop in the caldron +had a tendency to be sucked towards the vortex where defarge himself +already begrimed with gunpowder and sweat issued orders issued arms +thrust this man back dragged this man forward disarmed one to arm +another laboured and strove in the thickest of the uproar + +keep near to me jacques three cried defarge and do you +jacques one and two separate and put yourselves at the head of +as many of these patriots as you can where is my wife + +eh well here you see me said madame composed as ever but not +knitting to day madames resolute right hand was occupied with an axe +in place of the usual softer implements and in her girdle were a pistol +and a cruel knife + +where do you go my wife + +i go said madame with you at present you shall see me at the +head of women by and bye + +come then cried defarge in a resounding voice patriots and +friends we are ready the bastille + +with a roar that sounded as if all the breath in france had been +shaped into the detested word the living sea rose wave on wave +depth on depth and overflowed the city to that point alarm bells +ringing drums beating the sea raging and thundering on its new beach +the attack began + +deep ditches double drawbridge massive stone walls eight great +towers cannon muskets fire and smoke through the fire and through +the smoke in the fire and in the smoke for the sea cast him up against +a cannon and on the instant he became a cannonier defarge of the +wine shop worked like a manful soldier two fierce hours + +deep ditch single drawbridge massive stone walls eight great towers +cannon muskets fire and smoke one drawbridge down work comrades +all work work jacques one jacques two jacques one thousand +jacques two thousand jacques five and twenty thousand in the name of +all the angels or the devils which you prefer work thus defarge +of the wine shop still at his gun which had long grown hot + +to me women cried madame his wife what we can kill as well as +the men when the place is taken and to her with a shrill thirsty cry +trooping women variously armed but all armed alike in hunger and revenge + +cannon muskets fire and smoke but still the deep ditch the single +drawbridge the massive stone walls and the eight great towers slight +displacements of the raging sea made by the falling wounded flashing +weapons blazing torches smoking waggonloads of wet straw hard work +at neighbouring barricades in all directions shrieks volleys +execrations bravery without stint boom smash and rattle and the +furious sounding of the living sea but still the deep ditch and the +single drawbridge and the massive stone walls and the eight great +towers and still defarge of the wine shop at his gun grown doubly +hot by the service of four fierce hours + +a white flag from within the fortress and a parley this dimly +perceptible through the raging storm nothing audible in it suddenly +the sea rose immeasurably wider and higher and swept defarge of the +wine shop over the lowered drawbridge past the massive stone outer +walls in among the eight great towers surrendered + +so resistless was the force of the ocean bearing him on that even +to draw his breath or turn his head was as impracticable as if he had +been struggling in the surf at the south sea until he was landed in +the outer courtyard of the bastille there against an angle of a +wall he made a struggle to look about him jacques three was nearly +at his side madame defarge still heading some of her women was +visible in the inner distance and her knife was in her hand everywhere +was tumult exultation deafening and maniacal bewilderment astounding +noise yet furious dumb show + +the prisoners + +the records + +the secret cells + +the instruments of torture + +the prisoners + +of all these cries and ten thousand incoherences the prisoners +was the cry most taken up by the sea that rushed in as if there were +an eternity of people as well as of time and space when the foremost +billows rolled past bearing the prison officers with them and +threatening them all with instant death if any secret nook remained +undisclosed defarge laid his strong hand on the breast of one of +these men a man with a grey head who had a lighted torch in his hand +separated him from the rest and got him between himself and the wall + +show me the north tower said defarge quick + +i will faithfully replied the man if you will come with me but +there is no one there + +what is the meaning of one hundred and five north tower +asked defarge quick + +the meaning monsieur + +does it mean a captive or a place of captivity or do you mean that +i shall strike you dead + +kill him croaked jacques three who had come close up + +monsieur it is a cell + +show it me + +pass this way then + +jacques three with his usual craving on him and evidently +disappointed by the dialogue taking a turn that did not seem to promise +bloodshed held by defarges arm as he held by the turnkeys their +three heads had been close together during this brief discourse and +it had been as much as they could do to hear one another even then +so tremendous was the noise of the living ocean in its irruption into +the fortress and its inundation of the courts and passages and +staircases all around outside too it beat the walls with a deep +hoarse roar from which occasionally some partial shouts of tumult +broke and leaped into the air like spray + +through gloomy vaults where the light of day had never shone past +hideous doors of dark dens and cages down cavernous flights of steps +and again up steep rugged ascents of stone and brick more like dry +waterfalls than staircases defarge the turnkey and jacques three +linked hand and arm went with all the speed they could make here +and there especially at first the inundation started on them and +swept by but when they had done descending and were winding and +climbing up a tower they were alone hemmed in here by the massive +thickness of walls and arches the storm within the fortress and without +was only audible to them in a dull subdued way as if the noise out of +which they had come had almost destroyed their sense of hearing + +the turnkey stopped at a low door put a key in a clashing lock +swung the door slowly open and said as they all bent their heads +and passed in + +one hundred and five north tower + +there was a small heavily grated unglazed window high in the wall +with a stone screen before it so that the sky could be only seen by +stooping low and looking up there was a small chimney heavily barred +across a few feet within there was a heap of old feathery wood ashes +on the hearth there was a stool and table and a straw bed there +were the four blackened walls and a rusted iron ring in one of them + +pass that torch slowly along these walls that i may see them +said defarge to the turnkey + +the man obeyed and defarge followed the light closely with his eyes + +stop look here jacques + +a m croaked jacques three as he read greedily + +alexandre manette said defarge in his ear following the letters +with his swart forefinger deeply engrained with gunpowder and here +he wrote `a poor physician and it was he without doubt who scratched +a calendar on this stone what is that in your hand a crowbar +give it me + +he had still the linstock of his gun in his own hand he made a +sudden exchange of the two instruments and turning on the worm eaten +stool and table beat them to pieces in a few blows + +hold the light higher he said wrathfully to the turnkey look +among those fragments with care jacques and see here is my knife +throwing it to him rip open that bed and search the straw hold the +light higher you + +with a menacing look at the turnkey he crawled upon the hearth +and peering up the chimney struck and prised at its sides with the +crowbar and worked at the iron grating across it in a few minutes +some mortar and dust came dropping down which he averted his face to +avoid and in it and in the old wood ashes and in a crevice in the +chimney into which his weapon had slipped or wrought itself he groped +with a cautious touch + +nothing in the wood and nothing in the straw jacques + +nothing + +let us collect them together in the middle of the cell so +light them you + +the turnkey fired the little pile which blazed high and hot stooping +again to come out at the low arched door they left it burning and +retraced their way to the courtyard seeming to recover their sense of +hearing as they came down until they were in the raging flood once more + +they found it surging and tossing in quest of defarge himself +saint antoine was clamorous to have its wine shop keeper foremost in +the guard upon the governor who had defended the bastille and shot the +people otherwise the governor would not be marched to the hotel de +ville for judgment otherwise the governor would escape and the +peoples blood suddenly of some value after many years of +worthlessness be unavenged + +in the howling universe of passion and contention that seemed to +encompass this grim old officer conspicuous in his grey coat and red +decoration there was but one quite steady figure and that was a +womans see there is my husband she cried pointing him out +see defarge she stood immovable close to the grim old officer +and remained immovable close to him remained immovable close to him +through the streets as defarge and the rest bore him along remained +immovable close to him when he was got near his destination and began +to be struck at from behind remained immovable close to him when the +long gathering rain of stabs and blows fell heavy was so close to him +when he dropped dead under it that suddenly animated she put her foot +upon his neck and with her cruel knife long ready hewed off his head + +the hour was come when saint antoine was to execute his horrible idea +of hoisting up men for lamps to show what he could be and do saint +antoines blood was up and the blood of tyranny and domination by +the iron hand was down down on the steps of the hotel de ville where +the governors body lay down on the sole of the shoe of madame defarge +where she had trodden on the body to steady it for mutilation +lower the lamp yonder cried saint antoine after glaring round for a +new means of death here is one of his soldiers to be left on guard +the swinging sentinel was posted and the sea rushed on + +the sea of black and threatening waters and of destructive upheaving +of wave against wave whose depths were yet unfathomed and whose +forces were yet unknown the remorseless sea of turbulently swaying +shapes voices of vengeance and faces hardened in the furnaces of +suffering until the touch of pity could make no mark on them + +but in the ocean of faces where every fierce and furious expression +was in vivid life there were two groups of faces each seven in number + so fixedly contrasting with the rest that never did sea roll which +bore more memorable wrecks with it seven faces of prisoners suddenly +released by the storm that had burst their tomb were carried high +overhead all scared all lost all wondering and amazed as if the +last day were come and those who rejoiced around them were lost spirits +other seven faces there were carried higher seven dead faces whose +drooping eyelids and half seen eyes awaited the last day impassive +faces yet with a suspended not an abolished expression on them faces +rather in a fearful pause as having yet to raise the dropped lids of +the eyes and bear witness with the bloodless lips thou didst it + +seven prisoners released seven gory heads on pikes the keys of the +accursed fortress of the eight strong towers some discovered letters +and other memorials of prisoners of old time long dead of broken +hearts such and such like the loudly echoing footsteps of saint +antoine escort through the paris streets in mid july one thousand seven +hundred and eighty nine now heaven defeat the fancy of lucie darnay +and keep these feet far out of her life for they are headlong mad +and dangerous and in the years so long after the breaking of the cask +at defarges wine shop door they are not easily purified when once +stained red + + + +xxii + +the sea still rises + + +haggard saint antoine had had only one exultant week in which to +soften his modicum of hard and bitter bread to such extent as he +could with the relish of fraternal embraces and congratulations +when madame defarge sat at her counter as usual presiding over the +customers madame defarge wore no rose in her head for the great +brotherhood of spies had become even in one short week extremely +chary of trusting themselves to the saints mercies the lamps across +his streets had a portentously elastic swing with them + +madame defarge with her arms folded sat in the morning light and heat +contemplating the wine shop and the street in both there were several +knots of loungers squalid and miserable but now with a manifest sense +of power enthroned on their distress the raggedest nightcap awry on +the wretchedest head had this crooked significance in it i know how +hard it has grown for me the wearer of this to support life in myself +but do you know how easy it has grown for me the wearer of this to +destroy life in you every lean bare arm that had been without work +before had this work always ready for it now that it could strike +the fingers of the knitting women were vicious with the experience that +they could tear there was a change in the appearance of saint antoine +the image had been hammering into this for hundreds of years and the +last finishing blows had told mightily on the expression + +madame defarge sat observing it with such suppressed approval as was +to be desired in the leader of the saint antoine women one of her +sisterhood knitted beside her the short rather plump wife of a +starved grocer and the mother of two children withal this lieutenant +had already earned the complimentary name of the vengeance + +hark said the vengeance listen then who comes + +as if a train of powder laid from the outermost bound of saint antoine +quarter to the wine shop door had been suddenly fired a fast spreading +murmur came rushing along + +it is defarge said madame silence patriots + +defarge came in breathless pulled off a red cap he wore and looked +around him listen everywhere said madame again listen to him +defarge stood panting against a background of eager eyes and open +mouths formed outside the door all those within the wine shop had +sprung to their feet + +say then my husband what is it + +news from the other world + +how then cried madame contemptuously the other world + +does everybody here recall old foulon who told the famished people +that they might eat grass and who died and went to hell + +everybody from all throats + +the news is of him he is among us + +among us from the universal throat again and dead + +not dead he feared us so much and with reason that he caused +himself to be represented as dead and had a grand mock funeral but +they have found him alive hiding in the country and have brought him +in i have seen him but now on his way to the hotel de ville a +prisoner i have said that he had reason to fear us say all +_had_ he reason + +wretched old sinner of more than threescore years and ten if he had +never known it yet he would have known it in his heart of hearts if +he could have heard the answering cry + +a moment of profound silence followed defarge and his wife looked +steadfastly at one another the vengeance stooped and the jar of +a drum was heard as she moved it at her feet behind the counter + +patriots said defarge in a determined voice are we ready + +instantly madame defarges knife was in her girdle the drum was beating +in the streets as if it and a drummer had flown together by magic and +the vengeance uttering terrific shrieks and flinging her arms about +her head like all the forty furies at once was tearing from house to +house rousing the women + +the men were terrible in the bloody minded anger with which they looked +from windows caught up what arms they had and came pouring down into +the streets but the women were a sight to chill the boldest from +such household occupations as their bare poverty yielded from their +children from their aged and their sick crouching on the bare ground +famished and naked they ran out with streaming hair urging one +another and themselves to madness with the wildest cries and actions +villain foulon taken my sister old foulon taken my mother +miscreant foulon taken my daughter then a score of others ran into +the midst of these beating their breasts tearing their hair and +screaming foulon alive foulon who told the starving people they +might eat grass foulon who told my old father that he might eat +grass when i had no bread to give him foulon who told my baby it +might suck grass when these breasts where dry with want o mother +of god this foulon o heaven our suffering hear me my dead baby +and my withered father i swear on my knees on these stones to avenge +you on foulon husbands and brothers and young men give us the blood +of foulon give us the head of foulon give us the heart of foulon +give us the body and soul of foulon rend foulon to pieces and dig +him into the ground that grass may grow from him with these cries +numbers of the women lashed into blind frenzy whirled about striking +and tearing at their own friends until they dropped into a passionate +swoon and were only saved by the men belonging to them from being +trampled under foot + +nevertheless not a moment was lost not a moment this foulon was +at the hotel de ville and might be loosed never if saint antoine +knew his own sufferings insults and wrongs armed men and women +flocked out of the quarter so fast and drew even these last dregs +after them with such a force of suction that within a quarter of an +hour there was not a human creature in saint antoines bosom but a +few old crones and the wailing children + +no they were all by that time choking the hall of examination where +this old man ugly and wicked was and overflowing into the adjacent +open space and streets the defarges husband and wife the vengeance +and jacques three were in the first press and at no great distance +from him in the hall + +see cried madame pointing with her knife see the old villain +bound with ropes that was well done to tie a bunch of grass upon +his back ha ha that was well done let him eat it now madame +put her knife under her arm and clapped her hands as at a play + +the people immediately behind madame defarge explaining the cause of +her satisfaction to those behind them and those again explaining +to others and those to others the neighbouring streets resounded with +the clapping of hands similarly during two or three hours of drawl +and the winnowing of many bushels of words madame defarges frequent +expressions of impatience were taken up with marvellous quickness +at a distance the more readily because certain men who had by some +wonderful exercise of agility climbed up the external architecture to +look in from the windows knew madame defarge well and acted as a +telegraph between her and the crowd outside the building + +at length the sun rose so high that it struck a kindly ray as of hope +or protection directly down upon the old prisoners head the favour +was too much to bear in an instant the barrier of dust and chaff that +had stood surprisingly long went to the winds and saint antoine had +got him + +it was known directly to the furthest confines of the crowd defarge +had but sprung over a railing and a table and folded the miserable +wretch in a deadly embrace madame defarge had but followed and turned +her hand in one of the ropes with which he was tied the vengeance +and jacques three were not yet up with them and the men at the windows +had not yet swooped into the hall like birds of prey from their high +perches when the cry seemed to go up all over the city bring him +out bring him to the lamp + +down and up and head foremost on the steps of the building now on +his knees now on his feet now on his back dragged and struck at +and stifled by the bunches of grass and straw that were thrust into his +face by hundreds of hands torn bruised panting bleeding yet always +entreating and beseeching for mercy now full of vehement agony of +action with a small clear space about him as the people drew one +another back that they might see now a log of dead wood drawn through +a forest of legs he was hauled to the nearest street corner where one +of the fatal lamps swung and there madame defarge let him go as a +cat might have done to a mouse and silently and composedly looked +at him while they made ready and while he besought her the women +passionately screeching at him all the time and the men sternly +calling out to have him killed with grass in his mouth once he went +aloft and the rope broke and they caught him shrieking twice he went +aloft and the rope broke and they caught him shrieking then the rope +was merciful and held him and his head was soon upon a pike with +grass enough in the mouth for all saint antoine to dance at the sight of + +nor was this the end of the days bad work for saint antoine so +shouted and danced his angry blood up that it boiled again on +hearing when the day closed in that the son in law of the despatched +another of the peoples enemies and insulters was coming into paris +under a guard five hundred strong in cavalry alone saint antoine +wrote his crimes on flaring sheets of paper seized him would have +torn him out of the breast of an army to bear foulon company set +his head and heart on pikes and carried the three spoils of the day +in wolf procession through the streets + +not before dark night did the men and women come back to the children +wailing and breadless then the miserable bakers shops were beset +by long files of them patiently waiting to buy bad bread and while +they waited with stomachs faint and empty they beguiled the time by +embracing one another on the triumphs of the day and achieving them +again in gossip gradually these strings of ragged people shortened +and frayed away and then poor lights began to shine in high windows +and slender fires were made in the streets at which neighbours cooked +in common afterwards supping at their doors + +scanty and insufficient suppers those and innocent of meat as of +most other sauce to wretched bread yet human fellowship infused +some nourishment into the flinty viands and struck some sparks of +cheerfulness out of them fathers and mothers who had had their full +share in the worst of the day played gently with their meagre +children and lovers with such a world around them and before them +loved and hoped + +it was almost morning when defarges wine shop parted with its last +knot of customers and monsieur defarge said to madame his wife in +husky tones while fastening the door + +at last it is come my dear + +eh well returned madame almost + +saint antoine slept the defarges slept even the vengeance slept with +her starved grocer and the drum was at rest the drums was the only +voice in saint antoine that blood and hurry had not changed the +vengeance as custodian of the drum could have wakened him up and had +the same speech out of him as before the bastille fell or old foulon +was seized not so with the hoarse tones of the men and women in saint +antoines bosom + + + +xxiii + +fire rises + + +there was a change on the village where the fountain fell and where +the mender of roads went forth daily to hammer out of the stones on +the highway such morsels of bread as might serve for patches to hold +his poor ignorant soul and his poor reduced body together the prison +on the crag was not so dominant as of yore there were soldiers to guard +it but not many there were officers to guard the soldiers but not +one of them knew what his men would do beyond this that it would +probably not be what he was ordered + +far and wide lay a ruined country yielding nothing but desolation +every green leaf every blade of grass and blade of grain was as +shrivelled and poor as the miserable people everything was bowed +down dejected oppressed and broken habitations fences +domesticated animals men women children and the soil that bore +them all worn out + +monseigneur often a most worthy individual gentleman was a national +blessing gave a chivalrous tone to things was a polite example of +luxurious and shining fife and a great deal more to equal purpose +nevertheless monseigneur as a class had somehow or other brought +things to this strange that creation designed expressly for +monseigneur should be so soon wrung dry and squeezed out there must +be something short sighted in the eternal arrangements surely thus +it was however and the last drop of blood having been extracted from +the flints and the last screw of the rack having been turned so often +that its purchase crumbled and it now turned and turned with nothing +to bite monseigneur began to run away from a phenomenon so low +and unaccountable + +but this was not the change on the village and on many a village +like it for scores of years gone by monseigneur had squeezed it +and wrung it and had seldom graced it with his presence except for +the pleasures of the chase now found in hunting the people now +found in hunting the beasts for whose preservation monseigneur made +edifying spaces of barbarous and barren wilderness no the change +consisted in the appearance of strange faces of low caste rather than +in the disappearance of the high caste chiselled and otherwise +beautified and beautifying features of monseigneur + +for in these times as the mender of roads worked solitary in the +dust not often troubling himself to reflect that dust he was and to +dust he must return being for the most part too much occupied in +thinking how little he had for supper and how much more he would eat +if he had it in these times as he raised his eyes from his lonely +labour and viewed the prospect he would see some rough figure +approaching on foot the like of which was once a rarity in those +parts but was now a frequent presence as it advanced the mender +of roads would discern without surprise that it was a shaggy haired +man of almost barbarian aspect tall in wooden shoes that were +clumsy even to the eyes of a mender of roads grim rough swart +steeped in the mud and dust of many highways dank with the marshy +moisture of many low grounds sprinkled with the thorns and leaves +and moss of many byways through woods + +such a man came upon him like a ghost at noon in the july weather +as he sat on his heap of stones under a bank taking such shelter as +he could get from a shower of hail + +the man looked at him looked at the village in the hollow at the +mill and at the prison on the crag when he had identified these +objects in what benighted mind he had he said in a dialect that +was just intelligible + +how goes it jacques + +all well jacques + +touch then + +they joined hands and the man sat down on the heap of stones + +no dinner + +nothing but supper now said the mender of roads with a hungry face + +it is the fashion growled the man i meet no dinner anywhere + +he took out a blackened pipe filled it lighted it with flint and +steel pulled at it until it was in a bright glow then suddenly held +it from him and dropped something into it from between his finger and +thumb that blazed and went out in a puff of smoke + +touch then it was the turn of the mender of roads to say it this +time after observing these operations they again joined hands + +to night said the mender of roads + +to night said the man putting the pipe in his mouth + +where + +here + +he and the mender of roads sat on the heap of stones looking silently +at one another with the hail driving in between them like a pigmy +charge of bayonets until the sky began to clear over the village + +show me said the traveller then moving to the brow of the hill + +see returned the mender of roads with extended finger you go +down here and straight through the street and past the fountain + +to the devil with all that interrupted the other rolling his eye +over the landscape _i_ go through no streets and past no fountains +well + +well about two leagues beyond the summit of that hill above +the village + +good when do you cease to work + +at sunset + +will you wake me before departing i have walked two nights without +resting let me finish my pipe and i shall sleep like a child will +you wake me + +surely + +the wayfarer smoked his pipe out put it in his breast slipped off +his great wooden shoes and lay down on his back on the heap of stones +he was fast asleep directly + +as the road mender plied his dusty labour and the hail clouds rolling +away revealed bright bars and streaks of sky which were responded to +by silver gleams upon the landscape the little man who wore a red cap +now in place of his blue one seemed fascinated by the figure on the +heap of stones his eyes were so often turned towards it that he +used his tools mechanically and one would have said to very poor +account the bronze face the shaggy black hair and beard the coarse +woollen red cap the rough medley dress of home spun stuff and hairy +skins of beasts the powerful frame attenuated by spare living and +the sullen and desperate compression of the lips in sleep inspired +the mender of roads with awe the traveller had travelled far and +his feet were footsore and his ankles chafed and bleeding his great +shoes stuffed with leaves and grass had been heavy to drag over the +many long leagues and his clothes were chafed into holes as he himself +was into sores stooping down beside him the road mender tried to +get a peep at secret weapons in his breast or where not but in vain +for he slept with his arms crossed upon him and set as resolutely as +his lips fortified towns with their stockades guard houses gates +trenches and drawbridges seemed to the mender of roads to be so much +air as against this figure and when he lifted his eyes from it to +the horizon and looked around he saw in his small fancy similar figures +stopped by no obstacle tending to centres all over france + +the man slept on indifferent to showers of hail and intervals of +brightness to sunshine on his face and shadow to the paltering lumps +of dull ice on his body and the diamonds into which the sun changed +them until the sun was low in the west and the sky was glowing +then the mender of roads having got his tools together and all things +ready to go down into the village roused him + +good said the sleeper rising on his elbow two leagues beyond +the summit of the hill + +about + +about good + +the mender of roads went home with the dust going on before him +according to the set of the wind and was soon at the fountain +squeezing himself in among the lean kine brought there to drink and +appearing even to whisper to them in his whispering to all the village +when the village had taken its poor supper it did not creep to bed +as it usually did but came out of doors again and remained there +a curious contagion of whispering was upon it and also when it +gathered together at the fountain in the dark another curious contagion +of looking expectantly at the sky in one direction only monsieur +gabelle chief functionary of the place became uneasy went out on +his house top alone and looked in that direction too glanced down +from behind his chimneys at the darkening faces by the fountain below +and sent word to the sacristan who kept the keys of the church that +there might be need to ring the tocsin by and bye + +the night deepened the trees environing the old chateau keeping +its solitary state apart moved in a rising wind as though they +threatened the pile of building massive and dark in the gloom up +the two terrace flights of steps the rain ran wildly and beat at +the great door like a swift messenger rousing those within uneasy +rushes of wind went through the hall among the old spears and knives +and passed lamenting up the stairs and shook the curtains of the bed +where the last marquis had slept east west north and south through +the woods four heavy treading unkempt figures crushed the high grass +and cracked the branches striding on cautiously to come together in +the courtyard four lights broke out there and moved away in different +directions and all was black again + +but not for long presently the chateau began to make itself +strangely visible by some light of its own as though it were growing +luminous then a flickering streak played behind the architecture +of the front picking out transparent places and showing where +balustrades arches and windows were then it soared higher and +grew broader and brighter soon from a score of the great windows +flames burst forth and the stone faces awakened stared out of fire + +a faint murmur arose about the house from the few people who were left +there and there was a saddling of a horse and riding away there was +spurring and splashing through the darkness and bridle was drawn in +the space by the village fountain and the horse in a foam stood at +monsieur gabelles door help gabelle help every one the +tocsin rang impatiently but other help if that were any there was +none the mender of roads and two hundred and fifty particular +friends stood with folded arms at the fountain looking at the pillar +of fire in the sky it must be forty feet high said they grimly +and never moved + +the rider from the chateau and the horse in a foam clattered away +through the village and galloped up the stony steep to the prison +on the crag at the gate a group of officers were looking at the +fire removed from them a group of soldiers help gentlemen +officers the chateau is on fire valuable objects may be saved from +the flames by timely aid help help the officers looked towards +the soldiers who looked at the fire gave no orders and answered +with shrugs and biting of lips it must burn + +as the rider rattled down the hill again and through the street the +village was illuminating the mender of roads and the two hundred +and fifty particular friends inspired as one man and woman by the +idea of lighting up had darted into their houses and were putting +candles in every dull little pane of glass the general scarcity of +everything occasioned candles to be borrowed in a rather peremptory +manner of monsieur gabelle and in a moment of reluctance and hesitation +on that functionarys part the mender of roads once so submissive +to authority had remarked that carriages were good to make bonfires +with and that post horses would roast + +the chateau was left to itself to flame and burn in the roaring and +raging of the conflagration a red hot wind driving straight from +the infernal regions seemed to be blowing the edifice away with the +rising and falling of the blaze the stone faces showed as if they were +in torment when great masses of stone and timber fell the face with +the two dints in the nose became obscured anon struggled out of the +smoke again as if it were the face of the cruel marquis burning at +the stake and contending with the fire + +the chateau burned the nearest trees laid hold of by the fire +scorched and shrivelled trees at a distance fired by the four fierce +figures begirt the blazing edifice with a new forest of smoke molten +lead and iron boiled in the marble basin of the fountain the water +ran dry the extinguisher tops of the towers vanished like ice before +the heat and trickled down into four rugged wells of flame great +rents and splits branched out in the solid walls like crystallisation +stupefied birds wheeled about and dropped into the furnace four fierce +figures trudged away east west north and south along the night +enshrouded roads guided by the beacon they had lighted towards their +next destination the illuminated village had seized hold of the +tocsin and abolishing the lawful ringer rang for joy + +not only that but the village light headed with famine fire and +bell ringing and bethinking itself that monsieur gabelle had to do +with the collection of rent and taxes though it was but a small +instalment of taxes and no rent at all that gabelle had got in those +latter days became impatient for an interview with him and +surrounding his house summoned him to come forth for personal conference +whereupon monsieur gabelle did heavily bar his door and retire to +hold counsel with himself the result of that conference was that +gabelle again withdrew himself to his housetop behind his stack of +chimneys this time resolved if his door were broken in he was a +small southern man of retaliative temperament to pitch himself head +foremost over the parapet and crush a man or two below + +probably monsieur gabelle passed a long night up there with the +distant chateau for fire and candle and the beating at his door +combined with the joy ringing for music not to mention his having +an ill omened lamp slung across the road before his posting house gate +which the village showed a lively inclination to displace in his favour +a trying suspense to be passing a whole summer night on the brink of +the black ocean ready to take that plunge into it upon which monsieur +gabelle had resolved but the friendly dawn appearing at last and +the rush candles of the village guttering out the people happily +dispersed and monsieur gabelle came down bringing his life with him +for that while + +within a hundred miles and in the light of other fires there were +other functionaries less fortunate that night and other nights whom +the rising sun found hanging across once peaceful streets where they +had been born and bred also there were other villagers and townspeople +less fortunate than the mender of roads and his fellows upon whom +the functionaries and soldiery turned with success and whom they +strung up in their turn but the fierce figures were steadily wending +east west north and south be that as it would and whosoever hung +fire burned the altitude of the gallows that would turn to water +and quench it no functionary by any stretch of mathematics was +able to calculate successfully + + + +xxiv + +drawn to the loadstone rock + + +in such risings of fire and risings of sea the firm earth shaken by +the rushes of an angry ocean which had now no ebb but was always on +the flow higher and higher to the terror and wonder of the beholders +on the shore three years of tempest were consumed three more +birthdays of little lucie had been woven by the golden thread into +the peaceful tissue of the life of her home + +many a night and many a day had its inmates listened to the echoes in +the corner with hearts that failed them when they heard the thronging +feet for the footsteps had become to their minds as the footsteps +of a people tumultuous under a red flag and with their country declared +in danger changed into wild beasts by terrible enchantment long +persisted in + +monseigneur as a class had dissociated himself from the phenomenon +of his not being appreciated of his being so little wanted in france +as to incur considerable danger of receiving his dismissal from it +and this life together like the fabled rustic who raised the devil +with infinite pains and was so terrified at the sight of him that he +could ask the enemy no question but immediately fled so monseigneur +after boldly reading the lords prayer backwards for a great number of +years and performing many other potent spells for compelling the evil +one no sooner beheld him in his terrors than he took to his noble heels + +the shining bulls eye of the court was gone or it would have been +the mark for a hurricane of national bullets it had never been a +good eye to see with had long had the mote in it of lucifers pride +sardanapaluss luxury and a moles blindness but it had dropped +out and was gone the court from that exclusive inner circle to its +outermost rotten ring of intrigue corruption and dissimulation was +all gone together royalty was gone had been besieged in its palace +and suspended when the last tidings came over + +the august of the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety two was +come and monseigneur was by this time scattered far and wide + +as was natural the head quarters and great gathering place of +monseigneur in london was tellsons bank spirits are supposed to +haunt the places where their bodies most resorted and monseigneur +without a guinea haunted the spot where his guineas used to be +moreover it was the spot to which such french intelligence as was +most to be relied upon came quickest again tellsons was a +munificent house and extended great liberality to old customers who +had fallen from their high estate again those nobles who had seen +the coming storm in time and anticipating plunder or confiscation +had made provident remittances to tellsons were always to be heard +of there by their needy brethren to which it must be added that every +new comer from france reported himself and his tidings at tellsons +almost as a matter of course for such variety of reasons tellsons +was at that time as to french intelligence a kind of high exchange +and this was so well known to the public and the inquiries made there +were in consequence so numerous that tellsons sometimes wrote the +latest news out in a line or so and posted it in the bank windows +for all who ran through temple bar to read + +on a steaming misty afternoon mr lorry sat at his desk and charles +darnay stood leaning on it talking with him in a low voice the +penitential den once set apart for interviews with the house was now +the news exchange and was filled to overflowing it was within half +an hour or so of the time of closing + +but although you are the youngest man that ever lived said charles +darnay rather hesitating i must still suggest to you + +i understand that i am too old said mr lorry + +unsettled weather a long journey uncertain means of travelling a +disorganised country a city that may not be even safe for you + +my dear charles said mr lorry with cheerful confidence you +touch some of the reasons for my going not for my staying away +it is safe enough for me nobody will care to interfere with an old +fellow of hard upon fourscore when there are so many people there +much better worth interfering with as to its being a disorganised +city if it were not a disorganised city there would be no occasion +to send somebody from our house here to our house there who knows +the city and the business of old and is in tellsons confidence +as to the uncertain travelling the long journey and the winter +weather if i were not prepared to submit myself to a few inconveniences +for the sake of tellsons after all these years who ought to be + +i wish i were going myself said charles darnay somewhat restlessly +and like one thinking aloud + +indeed you are a pretty fellow to object and advise exclaimed +mr lorry you wish you were going yourself and you a frenchman +born you are a wise counsellor + +my dear mr lorry it is because i am a frenchman born that the +thought which i did not mean to utter here however has passed +through my mind often one cannot help thinking having had some +sympathy for the miserable people and having abandoned something to +them he spoke here in his former thoughtful manner that one might +be listened to and might have the power to persuade to some restraint +only last night after you had left us when i was talking to lucie + +when you were talking to lucie mr lorry repeated yes i wonder +you are not ashamed to mention the name of lucie wishing you were +going to france at this time of day + +however i am not going said charles darnay with a smile it is +more to the purpose that you say you are + +and i am in plain reality the truth is my dear charles mr lorry +glanced at the distant house and lowered his voice you can have no +conception of the difficulty with which our business is transacted +and of the peril in which our books and papers over yonder are involved +the lord above knows what the compromising consequences would be to +numbers of people if some of our documents were seized or destroyed +and they might be at any time you know for who can say that paris +is not set afire to day or sacked to morrow now a judicious selection +from these with the least possible delay and the burying of them +or otherwise getting of them out of harms way is within the power +without loss of precious time of scarcely any one but myself +if any one and shall i hang back when tellsons knows this and says +this tellsons whose bread i have eaten these sixty years because +i am a little stiff about the joints why i am a boy sir to half +a dozen old codgers here + +how i admire the gallantry of your youthful spirit mr lorry + +tut nonsense sir and my dear charles said mr lorry glancing +at the house again you are to remember that getting things out of +paris at this present time no matter what things is next to an +impossibility papers and precious matters were this very day brought +to us here i speak in strict confidence it is not business like to +whisper it even to you by the strangest bearers you can imagine +every one of whom had his head hanging on by a single hair as he +passed the barriers at another time our parcels would come and go +as easily as in business like old england but now everything +is stopped + +and do you really go to night + +i really go to night for the case has become too pressing to +admit of delay + +and do you take no one with you + +all sorts of people have been proposed to me but i will have +nothing to say to any of them i intend to take jerry jerry has +been my bodyguard on sunday nights for a long time past and i am used +to him nobody will suspect jerry of being anything but an english +bull dog or of having any design in his head but to fly at anybody +who touches his master + +i must say again that i heartily admire your gallantry and +youthfulness + +i must say again nonsense nonsense when i have executed this +little commission i shall perhaps accept tellsons proposal to retire +and live at my ease time enough then to think about growing old + +this dialogue had taken place at mr lorrys usual desk with monseigneur +swarming within a yard or two of it boastful of what he would do to +avenge himself on the rascal people before long it was too much the +way of monseigneur under his reverses as a refugee and it was much +too much the way of native british orthodoxy to talk of this terrible +revolution as if it were the only harvest ever known under the skies +that had not been sown as if nothing had ever been done or omitted +to be done that had led to it as if observers of the wretched +millions in france and of the misused and perverted resources that +should have made them prosperous had not seen it inevitably coming +years before and had not in plain words recorded what they saw such +vapouring combined with the extravagant plots of monseigneur for the +restoration of a state of things that had utterly exhausted itself +and worn out heaven and earth as well as itself was hard to be endured +without some remonstrance by any sane man who knew the truth and it +was such vapouring all about his ears like a troublesome confusion of +blood in his own head added to a latent uneasiness in his mind which +had already made charles darnay restless and which still kept him so + +among the talkers was stryver of the kings bench bar far on his +way to state promotion and therefore loud on the theme broaching +to monseigneur his devices for blowing the people up and +exterminating them from the face of the earth and doing without them +and for accomplishing many similar objects akin in their nature to +the abolition of eagles by sprinkling salt on the tails of the race +him darnay heard with a particular feeling of objection and darnay +stood divided between going away that he might hear no more and +remaining to interpose his word when the thing that was to be went +on to shape itself out + +the house approached mr lorry and laying a soiled and unopened +letter before him asked if he had yet discovered any traces of the +person to whom it was addressed the house laid the letter down so +close to darnay that he saw the direction the more quickly because +it was his own right name the address turned into english ran + +very pressing to monsieur heretofore the marquis st evremonde +of france confided to the cares of messrs tellson and co bankers +london england + +on the marriage morning doctor manette had made it his one urgent +and express request to charles darnay that the secret of this name +should be unless he the doctor dissolved the obligation kept +inviolate between them nobody else knew it to be his name his own +wife had no suspicion of the fact mr lorry could have none + +no said mr lorry in reply to the house i have referred it +i think to everybody now here and no one can tell me where this +gentleman is to be found + +the hands of the clock verging upon the hour of closing the bank +there was a general set of the current of talkers past mr lorrys +desk he held the letter out inquiringly and monseigneur looked at +it in the person of this plotting and indignant refugee and +monseigneur looked at it in the person of that plotting and indignant +refugee and this that and the other all had something disparaging +to say in french or in english concerning the marquis who was not +to be found + +nephew i believe but in any case degenerate successor of the +polished marquis who was murdered said one happy to say i never +knew him + +a craven who abandoned his post said another this monseigneur +had been got out of paris legs uppermost and half suffocated in a +load of hay some years ago + +infected with the new doctrines said a third eyeing the direction +through his glass in passing set himself in opposition to the last +marquis abandoned the estates when he inherited them and left them +to the ruffian herd they will recompense him now i hope +as he deserves + +hey cried the blatant stryver did he though is that the sort +of fellow let us look at his infamous name d n the fellow + +darnay unable to restrain himself any longer touched mr stryver on +the shoulder and said + +i know the fellow + +do you by jupiter said stryver i am sorry for it + +why + +why mr darnay dye hear what he did dont ask why +in these times + +but i do ask why + +then i tell you again mr darnay i am sorry for it i am sorry to +hear you putting any such extraordinary questions here is a fellow +who infected by the most pestilent and blasphemous code of devilry +that ever was known abandoned his property to the vilest scum of the +earth that ever did murder by wholesale and you ask me why i am +sorry that a man who instructs youth knows him well but ill +answer you i am sorry because i believe there is contamination in +such a scoundrel thats why + +mindful of the secret darnay with great difficulty checked himself +and said you may not understand the gentleman + +i understand how to put _you_ in a corner mr darnay said bully +stryver and ill do it if this fellow is a gentleman i _dont_ +understand him you may tell him so with my compliments you may +also tell him from me that after abandoning his worldly goods and +position to this butcherly mob i wonder he is not at the head of them +but no gentlemen said stryver looking all round and snapping his +fingers i know something of human nature and i tell you that youll +never find a fellow like this fellow trusting himself to the mercies +of such precious _protŽgŽs_ no gentlemen hell always show em +a clean pair of heels very early in the scuffle and sneak away + +with those words and a final snap of his fingers mr stryver +shouldered himself into fleet street amidst the general approbation +of his hearers mr lorry and charles darnay were left alone at the +desk in the general departure from the bank + +will you take charge of the letter said mr lorry you know +where to deliver it + +i do + +will you undertake to explain that we suppose it to have been +addressed here on the chance of our knowing where to forward it +and that it has been here some time + +i will do so do you start for paris from here + +from here at eight + +i will come back to see you off + +very ill at ease with himself and with stryver and most other men +darnay made the best of his way into the quiet of the temple +opened the letter and read it these were its contents + + +prison of the abbaye paris + +june 21 1792 +monsieur heretofore the marquis + +after having long been in danger of my life at the hands of the +village i have been seized with great violence and indignity and +brought a long journey on foot to paris on the road i have suffered +a great deal nor is that all my house has been destroyed razed +to the ground + +the crime for which i am imprisoned monsieur heretofore the +marquis and for which i shall be summoned before the tribunal and +shall lose my life without your so generous help is they tell me +treason against the majesty of the people in that i have acted +against them for an emigrant it is in vain i represent that i have +acted for them and not against according to your commands it is +in vain i represent that before the sequestration of emigrant +property i had remitted the imposts they had ceased to pay that i +had collected no rent that i had had recourse to no process the +only response is that i have acted for an emigrant and where is +that emigrant + +ah most gracious monsieur heretofore the marquis where is that +emigrant i cry in my sleep where is he i demand of heaven will +he not come to deliver me no answer ah monsieur heretofore the +marquis i send my desolate cry across the sea hoping it may perhaps +reach your ears through the great bank of tilson known at paris + +for the love of heaven of justice of generosity of the honour of +your noble name i supplicate you monsieur heretofore the marquis +to succour and release me my fault is that i have been true to you +oh monsieur heretofore the marquis i pray you be you true to me + +from this prison here of horror whence i every hour tend nearer +and nearer to destruction i send you monsieur heretofore the marquis +the assurance of my dolorous and unhappy service + +your afflicted + +gabelle + + +the latent uneasiness in darnays mind was roused to vigourous life +by this letter the peril of an old servant and a good one whose +only crime was fidelity to himself and his family stared him so +reproachfully in the face that as he walked to and fro in the temple +considering what to do he almost hid his face from the passersby + +he knew very well that in his horror of the deed which had culminated +the bad deeds and bad reputation of the old family house in his +resentful suspicions of his uncle and in the aversion with which his +conscience regarded the crumbling fabric that he was supposed to +uphold he had acted imperfectly he knew very well that in his love +for lucie his renunciation of his social place though by no means +new to his own mind had been hurried and incomplete he knew that +he ought to have systematically worked it out and supervised it and +that he had meant to do it and that it had never been done + +the happiness of his own chosen english home the necessity of being +always actively employed the swift changes and troubles of the time +which had followed on one another so fast that the events of this +week annihilated the immature plans of last week and the events of +the week following made all new again he knew very well that to the +force of these circumstances he had yielded not without disquiet +but still without continuous and accumulating resistance that he +had watched the times for a time of action and that they had shifted +and struggled until the time had gone by and the nobility were +trooping from france by every highway and byway and their property +was in course of confiscation and destruction and their very names +were blotting out was as well known to himself as it could be to any +new authority in france that might impeach him for it + +but he had oppressed no man he had imprisoned no man he was so far +from having harshly exacted payment of his dues that he had +relinquished them of his own will thrown himself on a world with no +favour in it won his own private place there and earned his own +bread monsieur gabelle had held the impoverished and involved estate +on written instructions to spare the people to give them what little +there was to give such fuel as the heavy creditors would let them +have in the winter and such produce as could be saved from the same +grip in the summer and no doubt he had put the fact in plea and proof +for his own safety so that it could not but appear now + +this favoured the desperate resolution charles darnay had begun to make +that he would go to paris + +yes like the mariner in the old story the winds and streams had +driven him within the influence of the loadstone rock and it was +drawing him to itself and he must go everything that arose before +his mind drifted him on faster and faster more and more steadily +to the terrible attraction his latent uneasiness had been that bad +aims were being worked out in his own unhappy land by bad instruments +and that he who could not fail to know that he was better than they +was not there trying to do something to stay bloodshed and assert +the claims of mercy and humanity with this uneasiness half stifled +and half reproaching him he had been brought to the pointed comparison +of himself with the brave old gentleman in whom duty was so strong +upon that comparison injurious to himself had instantly followed +the sneers of monseigneur which had stung him bitterly and those of +stryver which above all were coarse and galling for old reasons +upon those had followed gabelles letter the appeal of an innocent +prisoner in danger of death to his justice honour and good name + +his resolution was made he must go to paris + +yes the loadstone rock was drawing him and he must sail on until +he struck he knew of no rock he saw hardly any danger the +intention with which he had done what he had done even although he +had left it incomplete presented it before him in an aspect that +would be gratefully acknowledged in france on his presenting himself +to assert it then that glorious vision of doing good which is so +often the sanguine mirage of so many good minds arose before him +and he even saw himself in the illusion with some influence to guide +this raging revolution that was running so fearfully wild + +as he walked to and fro with his resolution made he considered that +neither lucie nor her father must know of it until he was gone +lucie should be spared the pain of separation and her father always +reluctant to turn his thoughts towards the dangerous ground of old +should come to the knowledge of the step as a step taken and not in +the balance of suspense and doubt how much of the incompleteness of +his situation was referable to her father through the painful +anxiety to avoid reviving old associations of france in his mind he +did not discuss with himself but that circumstance too +had had its influence in his course + +he walked to and fro with thoughts very busy until it was time to +return to tellsons and take leave of mr lorry as soon as he +arrived in paris he would present himself to this old friend but he +must say nothing of his intention now + +a carriage with post horses was ready at the bank door and jerry +was booted and equipped + +i have delivered that letter said charles darnay to mr lorry +i would not consent to your being charged with any written answer +but perhaps you will take a verbal one + +that i will and readily said mr lorry if it is not dangerous + +not at all though it is to a prisoner in the abbaye + +what is his name said mr lorry with his open pocket book in his hand + +gabelle + +gabelle and what is the message to the unfortunate gabelle in prison + +simply `that he has received the letter and will come + +any time mentioned + +he will start upon his journey to morrow night + +any person mentioned + +no + +he helped mr lorry to wrap himself in a number of coats and cloaks +and went out with him from the warm atmosphere of the old bank into +the misty air of fleet street my love to lucie and to little +lucie said mr lorry at parting and take precious care of them +till i come back charles darnay shook his head and doubtfully smiled +as the carriage rolled away + +that night it was the fourteenth of august he sat up late and +wrote two fervent letters one was to lucie explaining the strong +obligation he was under to go to paris and showing her at length +the reasons that he had for feeling confident that he could become +involved in no personal danger there the other was to the doctor +confiding lucie and their dear child to his care and dwelling on +the same topics with the strongest assurances to both he wrote +that he would despatch letters in proof of his safety immediately +after his arrival + +it was a hard day that day of being among them with the first +reservation of their joint lives on his mind it was a hard matter +to preserve the innocent deceit of which they were profoundly +unsuspicious but an affectionate glance at his wife so happy and +busy made him resolute not to tell her what impended he had been +half moved to do it so strange it was to him to act in anything +without her quiet aid and the day passed quickly early in the +evening he embraced her and her scarcely less dear namesake pretending +that he would return by and bye an imaginary engagement took him out +and he had secreted a valise of clothes ready and so he emerged +into the heavy mist of the heavy streets with a heavier heart + +the unseen force was drawing him fast to itself now and all the +tides and winds were setting straight and strong towards it he left +his two letters with a trusty porter to be delivered half an hour +before midnight and no sooner took horse for dover and began his +journey for the love of heaven of justice of generosity of the +honour of your noble name was the poor prisoners cry with which +he strengthened his sinking heart as he left all that was dear on +earth behind him and floated away for the loadstone rock + + + +the end of the second book + + + + + +book the third the track of a storm + + + + +i + +in secret + + +the traveller fared slowly on his way who fared towards paris from +england in the autumn of the year one thousand seven hundred and +ninety two more than enough of bad roads bad equipages and bad +horses he would have encountered to delay him though the fallen and +unfortunate king of france had been upon his throne in all his glory +but the changed times were fraught with other obstacles than these +every town gate and village taxing house had its band of citizen +patriots with their national muskets in a most explosive state of +readiness who stopped all comers and goers cross questioned them +inspected their papers looked for their names in lists of their own +turned them back or sent them on or stopped them and laid them in +hold as their capricious judgment or fancy deemed best for the +dawning republic one and indivisible of liberty equality +fraternity or death + +a very few french leagues of his journey were accomplished when +charles darnay began to perceive that for him along these country +roads there was no hope of return until he should have been declared +a good citizen at paris whatever might befall now he must on to +his journeys end not a mean village closed upon him not a common +barrier dropped across the road behind him but he knew it to be +another iron door in the series that was barred between him and +england the universal watchfulness so encompassed him that if he +had been taken in a net or were being forwarded to his destination +in a cage he could not have felt his freedom more completely gone + +this universal watchfulness not only stopped him on the highway +twenty times in a stage but retarded his progress twenty times in a +day by riding after him and taking him back riding before him and +stopping him by anticipation riding with him and keeping him in +charge he had been days upon his journey in france alone when he +went to bed tired out in a little town on the high road still a +long way from paris + +nothing but the production of the afflicted gabelles letter from his +prison of the abbaye would have got him on so far his difficulty at +the guard house in this small place had been such that he felt his +journey to have come to a crisis and he was therefore as little +surprised as a man could be to find himself awakened at the small +inn to which he had been remitted until morning in the middle of the +night + +awakened by a timid local functionary and three armed patriots in +rough red caps and with pipes in their mouths who sat down on the bed + +emigrant said the functionary i am going to send you on to paris +under an escort + +citizen i desire nothing more than to get to paris though i could +dispense with the escort + +silence growled a red cap striking at the coverlet with the +butt end of his musket peace aristocrat + +it is as the good patriot says observed the timid functionary +you are an aristocrat and must have an escort and must pay for it + +i have no choice said charles darnay + +choice listen to him cried the same scowling red cap as if it +was not a favour to be protected from the lamp iron + +it is always as the good patriot says observed the functionary +rise and dress yourself emigrant + +darnay complied and was taken back to the guard house where other +patriots in rough red caps were smoking drinking and sleeping by a +watch fire here he paid a heavy price for his escort and hence he +started with it on the wet wet roads at three oclock in the morning + +the escort were two mounted patriots in red caps and tri coloured +cockades armed with national muskets and sabres who rode one on +either side of him + +the escorted governed his own horse but a loose line was attached to +his bridle the end of which one of the patriots kept girded round +his wrist in this state they set forth with the sharp rain driving +in their faces clattering at a heavy dragoon trot over the uneven +town pavement and out upon the mire deep roads in this state they +traversed without change except of horses and pace all the mire +deep leagues that lay between them and the capital + +they travelled in the night halting an hour or two after daybreak +and lying by until the twilight fell the escort were so wretchedly +clothed that they twisted straw round their bare legs and thatched +their ragged shoulders to keep the wet off apart from the personal +discomfort of being so attended and apart from such considerations +of present danger as arose from one of the patriots being chronically +drunk and carrying his musket very recklessly charles darnay did +not allow the restraint that was laid upon him to awaken any serious +fears in his breast for he reasoned with himself that it could have +no reference to the merits of an individual case that was not yet +stated and of representations confirmable by the prisoner in the +abbaye that were not yet made + +but when they came to the town of beauvais which they did at +eventide when the streets were filled with people he could not +conceal from himself that the aspect of affairs was very alarming +an ominous crowd gathered to see him dismount of the posting yard +and many voices called out loudly down with the emigrant + +he stopped in the act of swinging himself out of his saddle and +resuming it as his safest place said + +emigrant my friends do you not see me here in france of my +own will + +you are a cursed emigrant cried a farrier making at him in a +furious manner through the press hammer in hand and you are a +cursed aristocrat + +the postmaster interposed himself between this man and the riders +bridle at which he was evidently making and soothingly said +let him be let him be he will be judged at paris + +judged repeated the farrier swinging his hammer +ay and condemned as a traitor at this the crowd roared approval + +checking the postmaster who was for turning his horses head to the +yard the drunken patriot sat composedly in his saddle looking on +with the line round his wrist darnay said as soon as he could make +his voice heard + +friends you deceive yourselves or you are deceived i am not +a traitor + +he lies cried the smith he is a traitor since the decree +his life is forfeit to the people his cursed life is not his own + +at the instant when darnay saw a rush in the eyes of the crowd +which another instant would have brought upon him the postmaster +turned his horse into the yard the escort rode in close upon his +horses flanks and the postmaster shut and barred the crazy double +gates the farrier struck a blow upon them with his hammer and the +crowd groaned but no more was done + +what is this decree that the smith spoke of darnay asked the +postmaster when he had thanked him and stood beside him in the yard + +truly a decree for selling the property of emigrants + +when passed + +on the fourteenth + +the day i left england + +everybody says it is but one of several and that there will be +others if there are not already banishing all emigrants and +condemning all to death who return that is what he meant when he +said your life was not your own + +but there are no such decrees yet + +what do i know said the postmaster shrugging his shoulders +there may be or there will be it is all the same what would +you have + +they rested on some straw in a loft until the middle of the night +and then rode forward again when all the town was asleep among the +many wild changes observable on familiar things which made this wild +ride unreal not the least was the seeming rarity of sleep +after long and lonely spurring over dreary roads they would come to +a cluster of poor cottages not steeped in darkness but all +glittering with lights and would find the people in a ghostly +manner in the dead of the night circling hand in hand round a +shrivelled tree of liberty or all drawn up together singing a +liberty song happily however there was sleep in beauvais that +night to help them out of it and they passed on once more into +solitude and loneliness jingling through the untimely cold and wet +among impoverished fields that had yielded no fruits of the earth +that year diversified by the blackened remains of burnt houses and +by the sudden emergence from ambuscade and sharp reining up across +their way of patriot patrols on the watch on all the roads + +daylight at last found them before the wall of paris the barrier +was closed and strongly guarded when they rode up to it + +where are the papers of this prisoner demanded a resolute looking +man in authority who was summoned out by the guard + +naturally struck by the disagreeable word charles darnay requested +the speaker to take notice that he was a free traveller and french +citizen in charge of an escort which the disturbed state of the +country had imposed upon him and which he had paid for + +where repeated the same personage without taking any heed of him +whatever are the papers of this prisoner + +the drunken patriot had them in his cap and produced them casting his +eyes over gabelles letter the same personage in authority showed +some disorder and surprise and looked at darnay with a close attention + +he left escort and escorted without saying a word however and went +into the guard room meanwhile they sat upon their horses outside +the gate looking about him while in this state of suspense charles +darnay observed that the gate was held by a mixed guard of soldiers +and patriots the latter far outnumbering the former and that while +ingress into the city for peasants carts bringing in supplies and +for similar traffic and traffickers was easy enough egress even +for the homeliest people was very difficult a numerous medley of +men and women not to mention beasts and vehicles of various sorts +was waiting to issue forth but the previous identification was so +strict that they filtered through the barrier very slowly some of +these people knew their turn for examination to be so far off that +they lay down on the ground to sleep or smoke while others talked +together or loitered about the red cap and tri colour cockade were +universal both among men and women + +when he had sat in his saddle some half hour taking note of these +things darnay found himself confronted by the same man in authority +who directed the guard to open the barrier then he delivered to the +escort drunk and sober a receipt for the escorted and requested him +to dismount he did so and the two patriots leading his tired horse +turned and rode away without entering the city + +he accompanied his conductor into a guard room smelling of common +wine and tobacco where certain soldiers and patriots asleep and +awake drunk and sober and in various neutral states between +sleeping and waking drunkenness and sobriety were standing and +lying about the light in the guard house half derived from the +waning oil lamps of the night and half from the overcast day was in +a correspondingly uncertain condition some registers were lying +open on a desk and an officer of a coarse dark aspect presided +over these + +citizen defarge said he to darnays conductor as he took a slip +of paper to write on is this the emigrant evremonde + +this is the man + +your age evremonde + +thirty seven + +married evremonde + +yes + +where married + +in england + +without doubt where is your wife evremonde + +in england + +without doubt you are consigned evremonde to the prison of la force + +just heaven exclaimed darnay under what law and for what offence + +the officer looked up from his slip of paper for a moment + +we have new laws evremonde and new offences since you were here +he said it with a hard smile and went on writing + +i entreat you to observe that i have come here voluntarily in response +to that written appeal of a fellow countryman which lies before you +i demand no more than the opportunity to do so without delay +is not that my right + +emigrants have no rights evremonde was the stolid reply +the officer wrote until he had finished read over to himself what he +had written sanded it and handed it to defarge with the words +in secret + +defarge motioned with the paper to the prisoner that he must +accompany him the prisoner obeyed and a guard of two armed +patriots attended them + +is it you said defarge in a low voice as they went down the +guardhouse steps and turned into paris who married the daughter of +doctor manette once a prisoner in the bastille that is no more + +yes replied darnay looking at him with surprise + +my name is defarge and i keep a wine shop in the quarter saint +antoine possibly you have heard of me + +my wife came to your house to reclaim her father yes + +the word wife seemed to serve as a gloomy reminder to defarge +to say with sudden impatience in the name of that sharp female +newly born and called la guillotine why did you come to france + +you heard me say why a minute ago do you not believe it is the +truth + +a bad truth for you said defarge speaking with knitted brows +and looking straight before him + +indeed i am lost here all here is so unprecedented so changed +so sudden and unfair that i am absolutely lost will you render me +a little help + +none defarge spoke always looking straight before him + +will you answer me a single question + +perhaps according to its nature you can say what it is + +in this prison that i am going to so unjustly shall i have some +free communication with the world outside + +you will see + +i am not to be buried there prejudged and without any means of +presenting my case + +you will see but what then other people have been similarly +buried in worse prisons before now + +but never by me citizen defarge + +defarge glanced darkly at him for answer and walked on in a steady +and set silence the deeper he sank into this silence the fainter +hope there was or so darnay thought of his softening in any slight +degree he therefore made haste to say + +it is of the utmost importance to me you know citizen even better +than i of how much importance that i should be able to communicate +to mr lorry of tellsons bank an english gentleman who is now in +paris the simple fact without comment that i have been thrown into +the prison of la force will you cause that to be done for me + +i will do defarge doggedly rejoined nothing for you my duty is +to my country and the people i am the sworn servant of both +against you i will do nothing for you + +charles darnay felt it hopeless to entreat him further and his pride +was touched besides as they walked on in silence he could not but +see how used the people were to the spectacle of prisoners passing +along the streets the very children scarcely noticed him a few +passers turned their heads and a few shook their fingers at him as +an aristocrat otherwise that a man in good clothes should be going +to prison was no more remarkable than that a labourer in working +clothes should be going to work in one narrow dark and dirty +street through which they passed an excited orator mounted on a stool +was addressing an excited audience on the crimes against the people +of the king and the royal family the few words that he caught from +this mans lips first made it known to charles darnay that the king +was in prison and that the foreign ambassadors had one and all left +paris on the road except at beauvais he had heard absolutely nothing +the escort and the universal watchfulness had completely isolated him + +that he had fallen among far greater dangers than those which had +developed themselves when he left england he of course knew now +that perils had thickened about him fast and might thicken faster +and faster yet he of course knew now he could not but admit to +himself that he might not have made this journey if he could have +foreseen the events of a few days and yet his misgivings were not +so dark as imagined by the light of this later time they would appear +troubled as the future was it was the unknown future and in its +obscurity there was ignorant hope the horrible massacre days and +nights long which within a few rounds of the clock was to set a +great mark of blood upon the blessed garnering time of harvest was +as far out of his knowledge as if it had been a hundred thousand +years away the sharp female newly born and called la guillotine +was hardly known to him or to the generality of people by name +the frightful deeds that were to be soon done were probably +unimagined at that time in the brains of the doers how could they +have a place in the shadowy conceptions of a gentle mind + +of unjust treatment in detention and hardship and in cruel +separation from his wife and child he foreshadowed the likelihood +or the certainty but beyond this he dreaded nothing distinctly +with this on his mind which was enough to carry into a dreary prison +courtyard he arrived at the prison of la force + +a man with a bloated face opened the strong wicket to whom defarge +presented the emigrant evremonde + +what the devil how many more of them exclaimed the man with +the bloated face + +defarge took his receipt without noticing the exclamation +and withdrew with his two fellow patriots + +what the devil i say again exclaimed the gaoler left with his wife +how many more + +the gaolers wife being provided with no answer to the question +merely replied one must have patience my dear three turnkeys who +entered responsive to a bell she rang echoed the sentiment and one +added for the love of liberty which sounded in that place like an +inappropriate conclusion + +the prison of la force was a gloomy prison dark and filthy and with +a horrible smell of foul sleep in it extraordinary how soon the +noisome flavour of imprisoned sleep becomes manifest in all such +places that are ill cared for + +in secret too grumbled the gaoler looking at the written paper +as if i was not already full to bursting + +he stuck the paper on a file in an ill humour and charles darnay +awaited his further pleasure for half an hour sometimes pacing to +and fro in the strong arched room sometimes resting on a stone seat +in either case detained to be imprinted on the memory of the chief +and his subordinates + +come said the chief at length taking up his keys come with me +emigrant + +through the dismal prison twilight his new charge accompanied him by +corridor and staircase many doors clanging and locking behind them +until they came into a large low vaulted chamber crowded with +prisoners of both sexes the women were seated at a long table +reading and writing knitting sewing and embroidering the men were +for the most part standing behind their chairs or lingering up and +down the room + +in the instinctive association of prisoners with shameful crime and +disgrace the new comer recoiled from this company but the crowning +unreality of his long unreal ride was their all at once rising to +receive him with every refinement of manner known to the time and +with all the engaging graces and courtesies of life + +so strangely clouded were these refinements by the prison manners and +gloom so spectral did they become in the inappropriate squalor and +misery through which they were seen that charles darnay seemed to +stand in a company of the dead ghosts all the ghost of beauty +the ghost of stateliness the ghost of elegance the ghost of pride +the ghost of frivolity the ghost of wit the ghost of youth the +ghost of age all waiting their dismissal from the desolate shore +all turning on him eyes that were changed by the death they had died +in coming there + +it struck him motionless the gaoler standing at his side and the +other gaolers moving about who would have been well enough as to +appearance in the ordinary exercise of their functions looked so +extravagantly coarse contrasted with sorrowing mothers and blooming +daughters who were there with the apparitions of the coquette +the young beauty and the mature woman delicately bred that the +inversion of all experience and likelihood which the scene of shadows +presented was heightened to its utmost surely ghosts all +surely the long unreal ride some progress of disease that had +brought him to these gloomy shades + +in the name of the assembled companions in misfortune said a +gentleman of courtly appearance and address coming forward +i have the honour of giving you welcome to la force and of +condoling with you on the calamity that has brought you among us +may it soon terminate happily it would be an impertinence elsewhere +but it is not so here to ask your name and condition + +charles darnay roused himself and gave the required information +in words as suitable as he could find + +but i hope said the gentleman following the chief gaoler with his +eyes who moved across the room that you are not in secret + +i do not understand the meaning of the term but i have heard them +say so + +ah what a pity we so much regret it but take courage several +members of our society have been in secret at first and it has +lasted but a short time then he added raising his voice +i grieve to inform the society in secret + +there was a murmur of commiseration as charles darnay crossed the +room to a grated door where the gaoler awaited him and many +voices among which the soft and compassionate voices of women were +conspicuous gave him good wishes and encouragement he turned at +the grated door to render the thanks of his heart it closed under +the gaolers hand and the apparitions vanished from his sight forever + +the wicket opened on a stone staircase leading upward when they +had ascended forty steps the prisoner of half an hour already +counted them the gaoler opened a low black door and they passed +into a solitary cell it struck cold and damp but was not dark + +yours said the gaoler + +why am i confined alone + +how do i know + +i can buy pen ink and paper + +such are not my orders you will be visited and can ask then +at present you may buy your food and nothing more + +there were in the cell a chair a table and a straw mattress +as the gaoler made a general inspection of these objects and of the +four walls before going out a wandering fancy wandered through the +mind of the prisoner leaning against the wall opposite to him that +this gaoler was so unwholesomely bloated both in face and person +as to look like a man who had been drowned and filled with water +when the gaoler was gone he thought in the same wandering way +now am i left as if i were dead stopping then to look down at +the mattress he turned from it with a sick feeling and thought +and here in these crawling creatures is the first condition of the +body after death + +five paces by four and a half five paces by four and a half five +paces by four and a half the prisoner walked to and fro in his +cell counting its measurement and the roar of the city arose like +muffled drums with a wild swell of voices added to them he made +shoes he made shoes he made shoes the prisoner counted the +measurement again and paced faster to draw his mind with him from +that latter repetition the ghosts that vanished when the wicket +closed there was one among them the appearance of a lady dressed +in black who was leaning in the embrasure of a window and she had a +light shining upon her golden hair and she looked like * * * * let +us ride on again for gods sake through the illuminated villages +with the people all awake * * * * he made shoes he made shoes +he made shoes * * * * five paces by four and a half with such scraps +tossing and rolling upward from the depths of his mind the prisoner +walked faster and faster obstinately counting and counting and the +roar of the city changed to this extent that it still rolled in like +muffled drums but with the wail of voices that he knew in the swell +that rose above them + + + +ii + +the grindstone + + +tellsons bank established in the saint germain quarter of paris +was in a wing of a large house approached by a courtyard and shut +off from the street by a high wall and a strong gate the house +belonged to a great nobleman who had lived in it until he made a +flight from the troubles in his own cooks dress and got across the +borders a mere beast of the chase flying from hunters he was still +in his metempsychosis no other than the same monseigneur the +preparation of whose chocolate for whose lips had once occupied three +strong men besides the cook in question + +monseigneur gone and the three strong men absolving themselves from +the sin of having drawn his high wages by being more than ready and +willing to cut his throat on the altar of the dawning republic one and +indivisible of liberty equality fraternity or death monseigneurs +house had been first sequestrated and then confiscated for all +things moved so fast and decree followed decree with that fierce +precipitation that now upon the third night of the autumn month of +september patriot emissaries of the law were in possession of +monseigneurs house and had marked it with the tri colour and were +drinking brandy in its state apartments + +a place of business in london like tellsons place of business in +paris would soon have driven the house out of its mind and into the +gazette for what would staid british responsibility and +respectability have said to orange trees in boxes in a bank courtyard +and even to a cupid over the counter yet such things were +tellsons had whitewashed the cupid but he was still to be seen on +the ceiling in the coolest linen aiming as he very often does at +money from morning to night bankruptcy must inevitably have come of +this young pagan in lombard street london and also of a curtained +alcove in the rear of the immortal boy and also of a looking glass +let into the wall and also of clerks not at all old who danced in +public on the slightest provocation yet a french tellsons could +get on with these things exceedingly well and as long as the times +held together no man had taken fright at them and drawn out his money + +what money would be drawn out of tellsons henceforth and what would +lie there lost and forgotten what plate and jewels would tarnish in +tellsons hiding places while the depositors rusted in prisons and +when they should have violently perished how many accounts with +tellsons never to be balanced in this world must be carried over +into the next no man could have said that night any more than +mr jarvis lorry could though he thought heavily of these questions +he sat by a newly lighted wood fire the blighted and unfruitful year +was prematurely cold and on his honest and courageous face there +was a deeper shade than the pendent lamp could throw or any object +in the room distortedly reflect a shade of horror + +he occupied rooms in the bank in his fidelity to the house of which +he had grown to be a part like strong root ivy it chanced that they +derived a kind of security from the patriotic occupation of the main +building but the true hearted old gentleman never calculated about +that all such circumstances were indifferent to him so that he did +his duty on the opposite side of the courtyard under a colonnade +was extensive standing for carriages where indeed some carriages +of monseigneur yet stood against two of the pillars were fastened +two great flaring flambeaux and in the light of these standing out +in the open air was a large grindstone a roughly mounted thing +which appeared to have hurriedly been brought there from some +neighbouring smithy or other workshop rising and looking out of +window at these harmless objects mr lorry shivered and retired to +his seat by the fire he had opened not only the glass window but +the lattice blind outside it and he had closed both again and he +shivered through his frame + +from the streets beyond the high wall and the strong gate there came +the usual night hum of the city with now and then an indescribable +ring in it weird and unearthly as if some unwonted sounds of a +terrible nature were going up to heaven + +thank god said mr lorry clasping his hands that no one near +and dear to me is in this dreadful town to night may he have mercy +on all who are in danger + +soon afterwards the bell at the great gate sounded and he thought +they have come back and sat listening but there was no loud +irruption into the courtyard as he had expected and he heard the +gate clash again and all was quiet + +the nervousness and dread that were upon him inspired that vague +uneasiness respecting the bank which a great change would naturally +awaken with such feelings roused it was well guarded and he got +up to go among the trusty people who were watching it when his door +suddenly opened and two figures rushed in at sight of which he fell +back in amazement + +lucie and her father lucie with her arms stretched out to him and +with that old look of earnestness so concentrated and intensified +that it seemed as though it had been stamped upon her face expressly +to give force and power to it in this one passage of her life + +what is this cried mr lorry breathless and confused +what is the matter lucie manette what has happened what has +brought you here what is it + +with the look fixed upon him in her paleness and wildness +she panted out in his arms imploringly o my dear friend +my husband + +your husband lucie + +charles + +what of charles + +here + +here in paris + +has been here some days three or four i dont know how many +i cant collect my thoughts an errand of generosity brought him +here unknown to us he was stopped at the barrier and sent to prison + +the old man uttered an irrepressible cry almost at the same moment +the beg of the great gate rang again and a loud noise of feet and +voices came pouring into the courtyard + +what is that noise said the doctor turning towards the window + +dont look cried mr lorry dont look out manette +for your life dont touch the blind + +the doctor turned with his hand upon the fastening of the window +and said with a cool bold smile + +my dear friend i have a charmed life in this city i have been a +bastille prisoner there is no patriot in paris in paris in +france who knowing me to have been a prisoner in the bastille +would touch me except to overwhelm me with embraces or carry me in +triumph my old pain has given me a power that has brought us +through the barrier and gained us news of charles there and brought +us here i knew it would be so i knew i could help charles out of +all danger i told lucie so what is that noise his hand was again +upon the window + +dont look cried mr lorry absolutely desperate no lucie my +dear nor you he got his arm round her and held her dont be so +terrified my love i solemnly swear to you that i know of no harm +having happened to charles that i had no suspicion even of his being +in this fatal place what prison is he in + +la force + +la force lucie my child if ever you were brave and serviceable in +your life and you were always both you will compose yourself now +to do exactly as i bid you for more depends upon it than you can think +or i can say there is no help for you in any action on your part +to night you cannot possibly stir out i say this because what i +must bid you to do for charless sake is the hardest thing to do of all +you must instantly be obedient still and quiet you must let me +put you in a room at the back here you must leave your father and +me alone for two minutes and as there are life and death in the +world you must not delay + +i will be submissive to you i see in your face that you know i can +do nothing else than this i know you are true + +the old man kissed her and hurried her into his room and turned the +key then came hurrying back to the doctor and opened the window +and partly opened the blind and put his hand upon the doctors arm +and looked out with him into the courtyard + +looked out upon a throng of men and women not enough in number or +near enough to fill the courtyard not more than forty or fifty in +all the people in possession of the house had let them in at the +gate and they had rushed in to work at the grindstone it had +evidently been set up there for their purpose as in a convenient and +retired spot + +but such awful workers and such awful work + +the grindstone had a double handle and turning at it madly were two +men whose faces as their long hair flapped back when the whirlings +of the grindstone brought their faces up were more horrible and +cruel than the visages of the wildest savages in their most barbarous +disguise false eyebrows and false moustaches were stuck upon them +and their hideous countenances were all bloody and sweaty and all +awry with howling and all staring and glaring with beastly +excitement and want of sleep as these ruffians turned and turned +their matted locks now flung forward over their eyes now flung +backward over their necks some women held wine to their mouths that +they might drink and what with dropping blood and what with +dropping wine and what with the stream of sparks struck out of the +stone all their wicked atmosphere seemed gore and fire the eye +could not detect one creature in the group free from the smear of blood +shouldering one another to get next at the sharpening stone were men +stripped to the waist with the stain all over their limbs and +bodies men in all sorts of rags with the stain upon those rags men +devilishly set off with spoils of womens lace and silk and ribbon +with the stain dyeing those trifles through and through hatchets +knives bayonets swords all brought to be sharpened were all red +with it some of the hacked swords were tied to the wrists of those +who carried them with strips of linen and fragments of dress +ligatures various in kind but all deep of the one colour and as +the frantic wielders of these weapons snatched them from the stream +of sparks and tore away into the streets the same red hue was red in +their frenzied eyes eyes which any unbrutalised beholder would have +given twenty years of life to petrify with a well directed gun + +all this was seen in a moment as the vision of a drowning man or of +any human creature at any very great pass could see a world if it +were there they drew back from the window and the doctor looked +for explanation in his friends ashy face + +they are mr lorry whispered the words glancing fearfully round +at the locked room murdering the prisoners if you are sure of +what you say if you really have the power you think you have as i +believe you have make yourself known to these devils and get taken +to la force it may be too late i dont know but let it not be a +minute later + +doctor manette pressed his hand hastened bareheaded out of the room +and was in the courtyard when mr lorry regained the blind + +his streaming white hair his remarkable face and the impetuous +confidence of his manner as he put the weapons aside like water +carried him in an instant to the heart of the concourse at the stone +for a few moments there was a pause and a hurry and a murmur and +the unintelligible sound of his voice and then mr lorry saw him +surrounded by all and in the midst of a line of twenty men long all +linked shoulder to shoulder and hand to shoulder hurried out with +cries of live the bastille prisoner help for the bastille +prisoners kindred in la force room for the bastille prisoner in +front there save the prisoner evremonde at la force and a thousand +answering shouts + +he closed the lattice again with a fluttering heart closed the +window and the curtain hastened to lucie and told her that her +father was assisted by the people and gone in search of her husband +he found her child and miss pross with her but it never occurred to +him to be surprised by their appearance until a long time afterwards +when he sat watching them in such quiet as the night knew + +lucie had by that time fallen into a stupor on the floor at his feet +clinging to his hand miss pross had laid the child down on his own bed +and her head had gradually fallen on the pillow beside her pretty charge +o the long long night with the moans of the poor wife and o the long +long night with no return of her father and no tidings + +twice more in the darkness the bell at the great gate sounded +and the irruption was repeated and the grindstone whirled and +spluttered what is it cried lucie affrighted hush the +soldiers swords are sharpened there said mr lorry the place +is national property now and used as a kind of armoury my love + +twice more in all but the last spell of work was feeble and fitful +soon afterwards the day began to dawn and he softly detached himself +from the clasping hand and cautiously looked out again a man so +besmeared that he might have been a sorely wounded soldier creeping +back to consciousness on a field of slain was rising from the +pavement by the side of the grindstone and looking about him with a +vacant air shortly this worn out murderer descried in the imperfect +light one of the carriages of monseigneur and staggering to that +gorgeous vehicle climbed in at the door and shut himself up to take +his rest on its dainty cushions + +the great grindstone earth had turned when mr lorry looked out again +and the sun was red on the courtyard but the lesser grindstone +stood alone there in the calm morning air with a red upon it that +the sun had never given and would never take away + + + +iii + +the shadow + + +one of the first considerations which arose in the business mind of +mr lorry when business hours came round was this that he had no +right to imperil tellsons by sheltering the wife of an emigrant +prisoner under the bank roof his own possessions safety life +he would have hazarded for lucie and her child without a moments +demur but the great trust he held was not his own and as to that +business charge he was a strict man of business + +at first his mind reverted to defarge and he thought of finding out +the wine shop again and taking counsel with its master in reference +to the safest dwelling place in the distracted state of the city +but the same consideration that suggested him repudiated him he +lived in the most violent quarter and doubtless was influential +there and deep in its dangerous workings + +noon coming and the doctor not returning and every minutes delay +tending to compromise tellsons mr lorry advised with lucie +she said that her father had spoken of hiring a lodging for a short +term in that quarter near the banking house as there was no +business objection to this and as he foresaw that even if it were +all well with charles and he were to be released he could not hope +to leave the city mr lorry went out in quest of such a lodging and +found a suitable one high up in a removed by street where the closed +blinds in all the other windows of a high melancholy square of buildings +marked deserted homes + +to this lodging he at once removed lucie and her child and miss +pross giving them what comfort he could and much more than he had +himself he left jerry with them as a figure to fill a doorway that +would bear considerable knocking on the head and retained to his own +occupations a disturbed and doleful mind he brought to bear upon them +and slowly and heavily the day lagged on with him + +it wore itself out and wore him out with it until the bank closed +he was again alone in his room of the previous night considering +what to do next when he heard a foot upon the stair in a few +moments a man stood in his presence who with a keenly observant +look at him addressed him by his name + +your servant said mr lorry do you know me + +he was a strongly made man with dark curling hair from forty five to +fifty years of age for answer he repeated without any change of +emphasis the words + +do you know me + +i have seen you somewhere + +perhaps at my wine shop + +much interested and agitated mr lorry said you come from doctor +manette + +yes i come from doctor manette + +and what says he what does he send me + +defarge gave into his anxious hand an open scrap of paper it bore +the words in the doctors writing + + charles is safe but i cannot safely leave this place yet + i have obtained the favour that the bearer has a short note + from charles to his wife let the bearer see his wife + +it was dated from la force within an hour + +will you accompany me said mr lorry joyfully relieved after +reading this note aloud to where his wife resides + +yes returned defarge + +scarcely noticing as yet in what a curiously reserved and mechanical +way defarge spoke mr lorry put on his hat and they went down into +the courtyard there they found two women one knitting + +madame defarge surely said mr lorry who had left her in exactly +the same attitude some seventeen years ago + +it is she observed her husband + +does madame go with us inquired mr lorry seeing that she moved +as they moved + +yes that she may be able to recognise the faces and know the persons +it is for their safety + +beginning to be struck by defarges manner mr lorry looked +dubiously at him and led the way both the women followed the +second woman being the vengeance + +they passed through the intervening streets as quickly as they might +ascended the staircase of the new domicile were admitted by jerry +and found lucie weeping alone she was thrown into a transport by +the tidings mr lorry gave her of her husband and clasped the hand +that delivered his note little thinking what it had been doing near +him in the night and might but for a chance have done to him + + dearest take courage i am well and your father has + influence around me you cannot answer this + kiss our child for me + +that was all the writing it was so much however to her who +received it that she turned from defarge to his wife and kissed one +of the hands that knitted it was a passionate loving thankful +womanly action but the hand made no response dropped cold and +heavy and took to its knitting again + +there was something in its touch that gave lucie a check +she stopped in the act of putting the note in her bosom and +with her hands yet at her neck looked terrified at madame defarge +madame defarge met the lifted eyebrows and forehead with a cold +impassive stare + +my dear said mr lorry striking in to explain there are +frequent risings in the streets and although it is not likely they +will ever trouble you madame defarge wishes to see those whom she +has the power to protect at such times to the end that she may know +them that she may identify them i believe said mr lorry +rather halting in his reassuring words as the stony manner of all +the three impressed itself upon him more and more i state the case +citizen defarge + +defarge looked gloomily at his wife and gave no other answer than a +gruff sound of acquiescence + +you had better lucie said mr lorry doing all he could to +propitiate by tone and manner have the dear child here and our +good pross our good pross defarge is an english lady and knows +no french + +the lady in question whose rooted conviction that she was more than +a match for any foreigner was not to be shaken by distress and +danger appeared with folded arms and observed in english to the +vengeance whom her eyes first encountered well i am sure boldface +i hope _you_ are pretty well she also bestowed a british cough on +madame defarge but neither of the two took much heed of her + +is that his child said madame defarge stopping in her work for +the first time and pointing her knitting needle at little lucie as +if it were the finger of fate + +yes madame answered mr lorry this is our poor prisoners +darling daughter and only child + +the shadow attendant on madame defarge and her party seemed to fall +so threatening and dark on the child that her mother instinctively +kneeled on the ground beside her and held her to her breast the +shadow attendant on madame defarge and her party seemed then to fall +threatening and dark on both the mother and the child + +it is enough my husband said madame defarge i have seen them +we may go + +but the suppressed manner had enough of menace in it not visible +and presented but indistinct and withheld to alarm lucie into +saying as she laid her appealing hand on madame defarges dress + +you will be good to my poor husband you will do him no harm +you will help me to see him if you can + +your husband is not my business here returned madame defarge +looking down at her with perfect composure it is the daughter of +your father who is my business here + +for my sake then be merciful to my husband for my childs sake +she will put her hands together and pray you to be merciful we are +more afraid of you than of these others + +madame defarge received it as a compliment and looked at her +husband defarge who had been uneasily biting his thumb nail and +looking at her collected his face into a sterner expression + +what is it that your husband says in that little letter asked +madame defarge with a lowering smile influence he says something +touching influence + +that my father said lucie hurriedly taking the paper from her +breast but with her alarmed eyes on her questioner and not on it +has much influence around him + +surely it will release him said madame defarge let it do so + +as a wife and mother cried lucie most earnestly i implore you +to have pity on me and not to exercise any power that you possess +against my innocent husband but to use it in his behalf +o sister woman think of me as a wife and mother + +madame defarge looked coldly as ever at the suppliant and said +turning to her friend the vengeance + +the wives and mothers we have been used to see since we were as +little as this child and much less have not been greatly +considered we have known _their_ husbands and fathers laid in prison +and kept from them often enough all our lives we have seen our +sister women suffer in themselves and in their children poverty +nakedness hunger thirst sickness misery oppression and neglect +of all kinds + +we have seen nothing else returned the vengeance + +we have borne this a long time said madame defarge turning her +eyes again upon lucie judge you is it likely that the trouble of +one wife and mother would be much to us now + +she resumed her knitting and went out the vengeance followed +defarge went last and closed the door + +courage my dear lucie said mr lorry as he raised her +courage courage so far all goes well with us much much better +than it has of late gone with many poor souls cheer up and have a +thankful heart + +i am not thankless i hope but that dreadful woman seems to throw a +shadow on me and on all my hopes + +tut tut said mr lorry what is this despondency in the brave +little breast a shadow indeed no substance in it lucie + +but the shadow of the manner of these defarges was dark upon himself +for all that and in his secret mind it troubled him greatly + + + +iv + +calm in storm + + +doctor manette did not return until the morning of the fourth day of +his absence so much of what had happened in that dreadful time as +could be kept from the knowledge of lucie was so well concealed from +her that not until long afterwards when france and she were far apart +did she know that eleven hundred defenceless prisoners of both sexes +and all ages had been killed by the populace that four days and +nights had been darkened by this deed of horror and that the air +around her had been tainted by the slain she only knew that there +had been an attack upon the prisons that all political prisoners had +been in danger and that some had been dragged out by the crowd and +murdered + +to mr lorry the doctor communicated under an injunction of secrecy +on which he had no need to dwell that the crowd had taken him +through a scene of carnage to the prison of la force that in the +prison he had found a self appointed tribunal sitting before which +the prisoners were brought singly and by which they were rapidly +ordered to be put forth to be massacred or to be released or in a +few cases to be sent back to their cells that presented by his +conductors to this tribunal he had announced himself by name and +profession as having been for eighteen years a secret and unaccused +prisoner in the bastille that one of the body so sitting in +judgment had risen and identified him and that this man was defarge + +that hereupon he had ascertained through the registers on the table +that his son in law was among the living prisoners and had pleaded +hard to the tribunal of whom some members were asleep and some awake +some dirty with murder and some clean some sober and some not for +his life and liberty that in the first frantic greetings lavished +on himself as a notable sufferer under the overthrown system it had +been accorded to him to have charles darnay brought before the lawless +court and examined that he seemed on the point of being at once +released when the tide in his favour met with some unexplained check +not intelligible to the doctor which led to a few words of secret +conference that the man sitting as president had then informed +doctor manette that the prisoner must remain in custody but should +for his sake be held inviolate in safe custody that immediately +on a signal the prisoner was removed to the interior of the prison +again but that he the doctor had then so strongly pleaded for +permission to remain and assure himself that his son in law was +through no malice or mischance delivered to the concourse whose +murderous yells outside the gate had often drowned the proceedings +that he had obtained the permission and had remained in that hall of +blood until the danger was over + +the sights he had seen there with brief snatches of food and sleep +by intervals shall remain untold the mad joy over the prisoners +who were saved had astounded him scarcely less than the mad ferocity +against those who were cut to pieces one prisoner there was he +said who had been discharged into the street free but at whom a +mistaken savage had thrust a pike as he passed out being besought +to go to him and dress the wound the doctor had passed out at the +same gate and had found him in the arms of a company of samaritans +who were seated on the bodies of their victims with an inconsistency +as monstrous as anything in this awful nightmare they had helped the +healer and tended the wounded man with the gentlest solicitude +had made a litter for him and escorted him carefully from the spot +had then caught up their weapons and plunged anew into a butchery so +dreadful that the doctor had covered his eyes with his hands and +swooned away in the midst of it + +as mr lorry received these confidences and as he watched the face +of his friend now sixty two years of age a misgiving arose within +him that such dread experiences would revive the old danger + +but he had never seen his friend in his present aspect he had never +at all known him in his present character for the first time the +doctor felt now that his suffering was strength and power for the +first time he felt that in that sharp fire he had slowly forged the +iron which could break the prison door of his daughters husband and +deliver him it all tended to a good end my friend it was not +mere waste and ruin as my beloved child was helpful in restoring me +to myself i will be helpful now in restoring the dearest part of +herself to her by the aid of heaven i will do it thus doctor +manette and when jarvis lorry saw the kindled eyes the resolute +face the calm strong look and bearing of the man whose life always +seemed to him to have been stopped like a clock for so many years +and then set going again with an energy which had lain dormant during +the cessation of its usefulness he believed + +greater things than the doctor had at that time to contend with +would have yielded before his persevering purpose while he kept +himself in his place as a physician whose business was with all +degrees of mankind bond and free rich and poor bad and good he +used his personal influence so wisely that he was soon the inspecting +physician of three prisons and among them of la force he could now +assure lucie that her husband was no longer confined alone but was +mixed with the general body of prisoners he saw her husband weekly +and brought sweet messages to her straight from his lips sometimes +her husband himself sent a letter to her though never by the doctors +hand but she was not permitted to write to him for among the many +wild suspicions of plots in the prisons the wildest of all pointed +at emigrants who were known to have made friends or permanent +connections abroad + +this new life of the doctors was an anxious life no doubt still +the sagacious mr lorry saw that there was a new sustaining pride in it +nothing unbecoming tinged the pride it was a natural and worthy one +but he observed it as a curiosity the doctor knew that up to that +time his imprisonment had been associated in the minds of his +daughter and his friend with his personal affliction deprivation +and weakness now that this was changed and he knew himself to be +invested through that old trial with forces to which they both looked +for charless ultimate safety and deliverance he became so far exalted +by the change that he took the lead and direction and required them +as the weak to trust to him as the strong the preceding relative +positions of himself and lucie were reversed yet only as the +liveliest gratitude and affection could reverse them for he could +have had no pride but in rendering some service to her who had +rendered so much to him all curious to see thought mr lorry +in his amiably shrewd way but all natural and right so take the +lead my dear friend and keep it it couldnt be in better hands + +but though the doctor tried hard and never ceased trying to get +charles darnay set at liberty or at least to get him brought to trial +the public current of the time set too strong and fast for him +the new era began the king was tried doomed and beheaded the +republic of liberty equality fraternity or death declared for +victory or death against the world in arms the black flag waved +night and day from the great towers of notre dame three hundred +thousand men summoned to rise against the tyrants of the earth rose +from all the varying soils of france as if the dragons teeth had +been sown broadcast and had yielded fruit equally on hill and plain +on rock in gravel and alluvial mud under the bright sky of the +south and under the clouds of the north in fell and forest in the +vineyards and the olive grounds and among the cropped grass and the +stubble of the corn along the fruitful banks of the broad rivers +and in the sand of the sea shore what private solicitude could rear +itself against the deluge of the year one of liberty the deluge +rising from below not falling from above and with the windows of +heaven shut not opened + +there was no pause no pity no peace no interval of relenting rest +no measurement of time though days and nights circled as regularly +as when time was young and the evening and morning were the first +day other count of time there was none hold of it was lost in the +raging fever of a nation as it is in the fever of one patient +now breaking the unnatural silence of a whole city the executioner +showed the people the head of the king and now it seemed almost in +the same breath the head of his fair wife which had had eight weary +months of imprisoned widowhood and misery to turn it grey + +and yet observing the strange law of contradiction which obtains in +all such cases the time was long while it flamed by so fast +a revolutionary tribunal in the capital and forty or fifty thousand +revolutionary committees all over the land a law of the suspected +which struck away all security for liberty or life and delivered +over any good and innocent person to any bad and guilty one prisons +gorged with people who had committed no offence and could obtain no +hearing these things became the established order and nature of +appointed things and seemed to be ancient usage before they were +many weeks old above all one hideous figure grew as familiar as if +it had been before the general gaze from the foundations of the +world the figure of the sharp female called la guillotine + +it was the popular theme for jests it was the best cure for +headache it infallibly prevented the hair from turning grey it +imparted a peculiar delicacy to the complexion it was the national +razor which shaved close who kissed la guillotine looked through +the little window and sneezed into the sack it was the sign of the +regeneration of the human race it superseded the cross models of +it were worn on breasts from which the cross was discarded and it +was bowed down to and believed in where the cross was denied + +it sheared off heads so many that it and the ground it most +polluted were a rotten red it was taken to pieces like a +toy puzzle for a young devil and was put together again when the +occasion wanted it it hushed the eloquent struck down the powerful +abolished the beautiful and good twenty two friends of high public +mark twenty one living and one dead it had lopped the heads off +in one morning in as many minutes the name of the strong man of +old scripture had descended to the chief functionary who worked it +but so armed he was stronger than his namesake and blinder and +tore away the gates of gods own temple every day + +among these terrors and the brood belonging to them the doctor +walked with a steady head confident in his power cautiously +persistent in his end never doubting that he would save lucies +husband at last yet the current of the time swept by so strong and +deep and carried the time away so fiercely that charles had lain in +prison one year and three months when the doctor was thus steady and +confident so much more wicked and distracted had the revolution +grown in that december month that the rivers of the south were +encumbered with the bodies of the violently drowned by night and +prisoners were shot in lines and squares under the southern wintry sun +still the doctor walked among the terrors with a steady head +no man better known than he in paris at that day no man in a +stranger situation silent humane indispensable in hospital and +prison using his art equally among assassins and victims he was a +man apart in the exercise of his skill the appearance and the +story of the bastille captive removed him from all other men he was +not suspected or brought in question any more than if he had indeed +been recalled to life some eighteen years before or were a spirit +moving among mortals + + + +v + +the wood sawyer + + +one year and three months during all that time lucie was never +sure from hour to hour but that the guillotine would strike off her +husbands head next day every day through the stony streets the +tumbrils now jolted heavily filled with condemned lovely girls +bright women brown haired black haired and grey youths stalwart +men and old gentle born and peasant born all red wine for la +guillotine all daily brought into light from the dark cellars of the +loathsome prisons and carried to her through the streets to slake +her devouring thirst liberty equality fraternity or death the +last much the easiest to bestow o guillotine + +if the suddenness of her calamity and the whirling wheels of the +time had stunned the doctors daughter into awaiting the result in +idle despair it would but have been with her as it was with many +but from the hour when she had taken the white head to her fresh +young bosom in the garret of saint antoine she had been true to her +duties she was truest to them in the season of trial as all the +quietly loyal and good will always be + +as soon as they were established in their new residence and her +father had entered on the routine of his avocations she arranged the +little household as exactly as if her husband had been there +everything had its appointed place and its appointed time little +lucie she taught as regularly as if they had all been united in +their english home the slight devices with which she cheated +herself into the show of a belief that they would soon be reunited +the little preparations for his speedy return the setting aside of +his chair and his books these and the solemn prayer at night for +one dear prisoner especially among the many unhappy souls in prison +and the shadow of death were almost the only outspoken reliefs of +her heavy mind + +she did not greatly alter in appearance the plain dark dresses +akin to mourning dresses which she and her child wore were as neat +and as well attended to as the brighter clothes of happy days +she lost her colour and the old and intent expression was a constant +not an occasional thing otherwise she remained very pretty and +comely sometimes at night on kissing her father she would burst +into the grief she had repressed all day and would say that her sole +reliance under heaven was on him he always resolutely answered +nothing can happen to him without my knowledge and i know that i +can save him lucie + +they had not made the round of their changed life many weeks +when her father said to her on coming home one evening + +my dear there is an upper window in the prison to which charles +can sometimes gain access at three in the afternoon when he can get +to it which depends on many uncertainties and incidents he might +see you in the street he thinks if you stood in a certain place +that i can show you but you will not be able to see him my poor +child and even if you could it would be unsafe for you to make a +sign of recognition + +o show me the place my father and i will go there every day + +from that time in all weathers she waited there two hours +as the clock struck two she was there and at four she turned +resignedly away when it was not too wet or inclement for her child +to be with her they went together at other times she was alone +but she never missed a single day + +it was the dark and dirty corner of a small winding street +the hovel of a cutter of wood into lengths for burning was the only +house at that end all else was wall on the third day of her being +there he noticed her + +good day citizeness + +good day citizen + +this mode of address was now prescribed by decree it had been +established voluntarily some time ago among the more thorough +patriots but was now law for everybody + +walking here again citizeness + +you see me citizen + +the wood sawyer who was a little man with a redundancy of gesture +he had once been a mender of roads cast a glance at the prison +pointed at the prison and putting his ten fingers before his face to +represent bars peeped through them jocosely + +but its not my business said he and went on sawing his wood + +next day he was looking out for her and accosted her the moment she +appeared + +what walking here again citizeness + +yes citizen + +ah a child too your mother is it not my little citizeness + +do i say yes mamma whispered little lucie drawing close to her + +yes dearest + +yes citizen + +ah but its not my business my work is my business see my saw +i call it my little guillotine la la la la la la and off his +head comes + +the billet fell as he spoke and he threw it into a basket + +i call myself the samson of the firewood guillotine see here again +loo loo loo loo loo loo and off _her_ head comes now a child +tickle tickle pickle pickle and off _its_ head comes all the family + +lucie shuddered as he threw two more billets into his basket but it +was impossible to be there while the wood sawyer was at work and not +be in his sight thenceforth to secure his good will she always +spoke to him first and often gave him drink money which he readily +received + +he was an inquisitive fellow and sometimes when she had quite +forgotten him in gazing at the prison roof and grates and in lifting +her heart up to her husband she would come to herself to find him +looking at her with his knee on his bench and his saw stopped in its +work but its not my business he would generally say at those +times and would briskly fall to his sawing again + +in all weathers in the snow and frost of winter in the bitter winds +of spring in the hot sunshine of summer in the rains of autumn and +again in the snow and frost of winter lucie passed two hours of +every day at this place and every day on leaving it she kissed the +prison wall her husband saw her so she learned from her father it +might be once in five or six times it might be twice or thrice running +it might be not for a week or a fortnight together it was enough +that he could and did see her when the chances served and on that +possibility she would have waited out the day seven days a week + +these occupations brought her round to the december month wherein +her father walked among the terrors with a steady head on a +lightly snowing afternoon she arrived at the usual corner it was a +day of some wild rejoicing and a festival she had seen the houses +as she came along decorated with little pikes and with little red +caps stuck upon them also with tricoloured ribbons also with the +standard inscription tricoloured letters were the favourite +republic one and indivisible liberty equality fraternity or death + +the miserable shop of the wood sawyer was so small that its whole +surface furnished very indifferent space for this legend he had got +somebody to scrawl it up for him however who had squeezed death in +with most inappropriate difficulty on his house top he displayed +pike and cap as a good citizen must and in a window he had +stationed his saw inscribed as his little sainte guillotine +for the great sharp female was by that time popularly canonised +his shop was shut and he was not there which was a relief to lucie +and left her quite alone + +but he was not far off for presently she heard a troubled movement +and a shouting coming along which filled her with fear a moment +afterwards and a throng of people came pouring round the corner by +the prison wall in the midst of whom was the wood sawyer hand in +hand with the vengeance there could not be fewer than five hundred +people and they were dancing like five thousand demons there was +no other music than their own singing they danced to the popular +revolution song keeping a ferocious time that was like a gnashing of +teeth in unison men and women danced together women danced +together men danced together as hazard had brought them together +at first they were a mere storm of coarse red caps and coarse +woollen rags but as they filled the place and stopped to dance +about lucie some ghastly apparition of a dance figure gone raving +mad arose among them they advanced retreated struck at one +anothers hands clutched at one anothers heads spun round alone +caught one another and spun round in pairs until many of them +dropped while those were down the rest linked hand in hand and +all spun round together then the ring broke and in separate rings +of two and four they turned and turned until they all stopped at +once began again struck clutched and tore and then reversed the +spin and all spun round another way suddenly they stopped again +paused struck out the time afresh formed into lines the width of +the public way and with their heads low down and their hands high +up swooped screaming off no fight could have been half so terrible +as this dance it was so emphatically a fallen sport a something +once innocent delivered over to all devilry a healthy pastime +changed into a means of angering the blood bewildering the senses +and steeling the heart such grace as was visible in it made it the +uglier showing how warped and perverted all things good by nature +were become the maidenly bosom bared to this the pretty +almost childs head thus distracted the delicate foot mincing in +this slough of blood and dirt were types of the disjointed time + +this was the carmagnole as it passed leaving lucie frightened and +bewildered in the doorway of the wood sawyers house the feathery +snow fell as quietly and lay as white and soft as if it had never been + +o my father for he stood before her when she lifted up the eyes +she had momentarily darkened with her hand such a cruel bad sight + +i know my dear i know i have seen it many times dont be +frightened not one of them would harm you + +i am not frightened for myself my father but when i think of my +husband and the mercies of these people + +we will set him above their mercies very soon i left him climbing +to the window and i came to tell you there is no one here to see +you may kiss your hand towards that highest shelving roof + +i do so father and i send him my soul with it + +you cannot see him my poor dear + +no father said lucie yearning and weeping as she kissed her hand +no + +a footstep in the snow madame defarge i salute you citizeness +from the doctor i salute you citizen this in passing nothing +more madame defarge gone like a shadow over the white road + +give me your arm my love pass from here with an air of cheerfulness +and courage for his sake that was well done they had left the spot +it shall not be in vain charles is summoned for to morrow + +for to morrow + +there is no time to lose i am well prepared but there are +precautions to be taken that could not be taken until he was actually +summoned before the tribunal he has not received the notice yet +but i know that he will presently be summoned for to morrow and +removed to the conciergerie i have timely information +you are not afraid + +she could scarcely answer i trust in you + +do so implicitly your suspense is nearly ended my darling he +shall be restored to you within a few hours i have encompassed him +with every protection i must see lorry + +he stopped there was a heavy lumbering of wheels within hearing +they both knew too well what it meant one two three three +tumbrils faring away with their dread loads over the hushing snow + +i must see lorry the doctor repeated turning her another way + +the staunch old gentleman was still in his trust had never left it +he and his books were in frequent requisition as to property +confiscated and made national what he could save for the owners he +saved no better man living to hold fast by what tellsons had in +keeping and to hold his peace + +a murky red and yellow sky and a rising mist from the seine denoted +the approach of darkness it was almost dark when they arrived at +the bank the stately residence of monseigneur was altogether +blighted and deserted above a heap of dust and ashes in the court +ran the letters national property republic one and indivisible +liberty equality fraternity or death + +who could that be with mr lorry the owner of the riding coat upon +the chair who must not be seen from whom newly arrived did he come +out agitated and surprised to take his favourite in his arms to +whom did he appear to repeat her faltering words when raising his +voice and turning his head towards the door of the room from which he +had issued he said removed to the conciergerie and summoned for +to morrow + + + +vi + +triumph + + +the dread tribunal of five judges public prosecutor and determined +jury sat every day their lists went forth every evening and were +read out by the gaolers of the various prisons to their prisoners +the standard gaoler joke was come out and listen to the evening paper +you inside there + +charles evremonde called darnay + +so at last began the evening paper at la force + +when a name was called its owner stepped apart into a spot reserved +for those who were announced as being thus fatally recorded charles +evremonde called darnay had reason to know the usage he had seen +hundreds pass away so + +his bloated gaoler who wore spectacles to read with glanced over +them to assure himself that he had taken his place and went through +the list making a similar short pause at each name there were +twenty three names but only twenty were responded to for one of the +prisoners so summoned had died in gaol and been forgotten and two +had already been guillotined and forgotten the list was read in +the vaulted chamber where darnay had seen the associated prisoners on +the night of his arrival every one of those had perished in the +massacre every human creature he had since cared for and parted with +had died on the scaffold + +there were hurried words of farewell and kindness but the parting +was soon over it was the incident of every day and the society of +la force were engaged in the preparation of some games of forfeits +and a little concert for that evening they crowded to the grates +and shed tears there but twenty places in the projected +entertainments had to be refilled and the time was at best short +to the lock up hour when the common rooms and corridors would be +delivered over to the great dogs who kept watch there through the +night the prisoners were far from insensible or unfeeling their +ways arose out of the condition of the time similarly though with +a subtle difference a species of fervour or intoxication known +without doubt to have led some persons to brave the guillotine +unnecessarily and to die by it was not mere boastfulness but a +wild infection of the wildly shaken public mind in seasons of +pestilence some of us will have a secret attraction to the disease +a terrible passing inclination to die of it and all of us have like +wonders hidden in our breasts only needing circumstances to evoke them + +the passage to the conciergerie was short and dark the night in its +vermin haunted cells was long and cold next day fifteen prisoners +were put to the bar before charles darnays name was called all the +fifteen were condemned and the trials of the whole occupied an hour +and a half + +charles evremonde called darnay was at length arraigned + +his judges sat upon the bench in feathered hats but the rough red +cap and tricoloured cockade was the head dress otherwise prevailing +looking at the jury and the turbulent audience he might have thought +that the usual order of things was reversed and that the felons were +trying the honest men the lowest cruelest and worst populace of a +city never without its quantity of low cruel and bad were the +directing spirits of the scene noisily commenting applauding +disapproving anticipating and precipitating the result without a +check of the men the greater part were armed in various ways of +the women some wore knives some daggers some ate and drank as they +looked on many knitted among these last was one with a spare +piece of knitting under her arm as she worked she was in a front +row by the side of a man whom he had never seen since his arrival at +the barrier but whom he directly remembered as defarge he noticed +that she once or twice whispered in his ear and that she seemed to +be his wife but what he most noticed in the two figures was that +although they were posted as close to himself as they could be they +never looked towards him they seemed to be waiting for something +with a dogged determination and they looked at the jury but at +nothing else under the president sat doctor manette in his usual +quiet dress as well as the prisoner could see he and mr lorry +were the only men there unconnected with the tribunal who wore their +usual clothes and had not assumed the coarse garb of the carmagnole + +charles evremonde called darnay was accused by the public +prosecutor as an emigrant whose life was forfeit to the republic +under the decree which banished all emigrants on pain of death +it was nothing that the decree bore date since his return to france +there he was and there was the decree he had been taken in france +and his head was demanded + +take off his head cried the audience an enemy to the republic + +the president rang his bell to silence those cries and asked the +prisoner whether it was not true that he had lived many years in england + +undoubtedly it was + +was he not an emigrant then what did he call himself + +not an emigrant he hoped within the sense and spirit of the law + +why not the president desired to know + +because he had voluntarily relinquished a title that was distasteful +to him and a station that was distasteful to him and had left his +country he submitted before the word emigrant in the present +acceptation by the tribunal was in use to live by his own industry +in england rather than on the industry of the overladen people of +france + +what proof had he of this + +he handed in the names of two witnesses theophile gabelle and +alexandre manette + +but he had married in england the president reminded him + +true but not an english woman + +a citizeness of france + +yes by birth + +her name and family + +lucie manette only daughter of doctor manette the good physician +who sits there + +this answer had a happy effect upon the audience cries in +exaltation of the well known good physician rent the hall so +capriciously were the people moved that tears immediately rolled +down several ferocious countenances which had been glaring at the +prisoner a moment before as if with impatience to pluck him out into +the streets and kill him + +on these few steps of his dangerous way charles darnay had set his +foot according to doctor manettes reiterated instructions the same +cautious counsel directed every step that lay before him and had +prepared every inch of his road + +the president asked why had he returned to france when he did +and not sooner + +he had not returned sooner he replied simply because he had no +means of living in france save those he had resigned whereas in +england he lived by giving instruction in the french language and +literature he had returned when he did on the pressing and written +entreaty of a french citizen who represented that his life was +endangered by his absence he had come back to save a citizens life +and to bear his testimony at whatever personal hazard to the truth +was that criminal in the eyes of the republic + +the populace cried enthusiastically no and the president rang his +bell to quiet them which it did not for they continued to cry +no until they left off of their own will + +the president required the name of that citizen the accused +explained that the citizen was his first witness he also referred +with confidence to the citizens letter which had been taken from +him at the barrier but which he did not doubt would be found among +the papers then before the president + +the doctor had taken care that it should be there had assured him +that it would be there and at this stage of the proceedings it was +produced and read citizen gabelle was called to confirm it and did +so citizen gabelle hinted with infinite delicacy and politeness +that in the pressure of business imposed on the tribunal by the +multitude of enemies of the republic with which it had to deal he +had been slightly overlooked in his prison of the abbaye in fact +had rather passed out of the tribunals patriotic remembrance until +three days ago when he had been summoned before it and had been set +at liberty on the jurys declaring themselves satisfied that the +accusation against him was answered as to himself by the surrender +of the citizen evremonde called darnay + +doctor manette was next questioned his high personal popularity +and the clearness of his answers made a great impression but as he +proceeded as he showed that the accused was his first friend on his +release from his long imprisonment that the accused had remained in +england always faithful and devoted to his daughter and himself in +their exile that so far from being in favour with the aristocrat +government there he had actually been tried for his life by it as +the foe of england and friend of the united states as he brought +these circumstances into view with the greatest discretion and with +the straightforward force of truth and earnestness the jury and the +populace became one at last when he appealed by name to monsieur +lorry an english gentleman then and there present who like himself +had been a witness on that english trial and could corroborate his +account of it the jury declared that they had heard enough and that +they were ready with their votes if the president were content to +receive them + +at every vote the jurymen voted aloud and individually the +populace set up a shout of applause all the voices were in the +prisoners favour and the president declared him free + +then began one of those extraordinary scenes with which the populace +sometimes gratified their fickleness or their better impulses +towards generosity and mercy or which they regarded as some set off +against their swollen account of cruel rage no man can decide now +to which of these motives such extraordinary scenes were referable +it is probable to a blending of all the three with the second +predominating no sooner was the acquittal pronounced than tears +were shed as freely as blood at another time and such fraternal +embraces were bestowed upon the prisoner by as many of both sexes as +could rush at him that after his long and unwholesome confinement he +was in danger of fainting from exhaustion none the less because he +knew very well that the very same people carried by another current +would have rushed at him with the very same intensity to rend him to +pieces and strew him over the streets + +his removal to make way for other accused persons who were to be +tried rescued him from these caresses for the moment five were to +be tried together next as enemies of the republic forasmuch as +they had not assisted it by word or deed so quick was the tribunal +to compensate itself and the nation for a chance lost that these +five came down to him before he left the place condemned to die +within twenty four hours the first of them told him so with the +customary prison sign of death a raised finger and they all added +in words long live the republic + +the five had had it is true no audience to lengthen their +proceedings for when he and doctor manette emerged from the gate +there was a great crowd about it in which there seemed to be every +face he had seen in court except two for which he looked in vain +on his coming out the concourse made at him anew weeping +embracing and shouting all by turns and all together until the +very tide of the river on the bank of which the mad scene was acted +seemed to run mad like the people on the shore + +they put him into a great chair they had among them and which they +had taken either out of the court itself or one of its rooms or +passages over the chair they had thrown a red flag and to the back +of it they had bound a pike with a red cap on its top in this car +of triumph not even the doctors entreaties could prevent his being +carried to his home on mens shoulders with a confused sea of red +caps heaving about him and casting up to sight from the stormy deep +such wrecks of faces that he more than once misdoubted his mind +being in confusion and that he was in the tumbril on his way to the +guillotine + +in wild dreamlike procession embracing whom they met and pointing +him out they carried him on reddening the snowy streets with the +prevailing republican colour in winding and tramping through them +as they had reddened them below the snow with a deeper dye they +carried him thus into the courtyard of the building where he lived +her father had gone on before to prepare her and when her husband +stood upon his feet she dropped insensible in his arms + +as he held her to his heart and turned her beautiful head between his +face and the brawling crowd so that his tears and her lips might +come together unseen a few of the people fell to dancing instantly +all the rest fell to dancing and the courtyard overflowed with the +carmagnole then they elevated into the vacant chair a young woman +from the crowd to be carried as the goddess of liberty and then +swelling and overflowing out into the adjacent streets and along the +rivers bank and over the bridge the carmagnole absorbed them every +one and whirled them away + +after grasping the doctors hand as he stood victorious and proud +before him after grasping the hand of mr lorry who came panting in +breathless from his struggle against the waterspout of the carmagnole +after kissing little lucie who was lifted up to clasp her arms round +his neck and after embracing the ever zealous and faithful pross who +lifted her he took his wife in his arms and carried her up to their +rooms + +lucie my own i am safe + +o dearest charles let me thank god for this on my knees as i have +prayed to him + +they all reverently bowed their heads and hearts when she was again +in his arms he said to her + +and now speak to your father dearest no other man in all this +france could have done what he has done for me + +she laid her head upon her fathers breast as she had laid his poor +head on her own breast long long ago he was happy in the return +he had made her he was recompensed for his suffering he was proud +of his strength you must not be weak my darling he remonstrated +dont tremble so i have saved him + + + +vii + +a knock at the door + + +i have saved him it was not another of the dreams in which he had +often come back he was really here and yet his wife trembled and +a vague but heavy fear was upon her + +all the air round was so thick and dark the people were so +passionately revengeful and fitful the innocent were so constantly +put to death on vague suspicion and black malice it was so +impossible to forget that many as blameless as her husband and as +dear to others as he was to her every day shared the fate from which +he had been clutched that her heart could not be as lightened of its +load as she felt it ought to be the shadows of the wintry afternoon +were beginning to fall and even now the dreadful carts were rolling +through the streets her mind pursued them looking for him among +the condemned and then she clung closer to his real presence and +trembled more + +her father cheering her showed a compassionate superiority to this +womans weakness which was wonderful to see no garret no shoemaking +no one hundred and five north tower now he had accomplished the +task he had set himself his promise was redeemed he had saved charles +let them all lean upon him + +their housekeeping was of a very frugal kind not only because that +was the safest way of life involving the least offence to the +people but because they were not rich and charles throughout his +imprisonment had had to pay heavily for his bad food and for his +guard and towards the living of the poorer prisoners partly on +this account and partly to avoid a domestic spy they kept no +servant the citizen and citizeness who acted as porters at the +courtyard gate rendered them occasional service and jerry almost +wholly transferred to them by mr lorry had become their daily +retainer and had his bed there every night + +it was an ordinance of the republic one and indivisible of liberty +equality fraternity or death that on the door or doorpost of every +house the name of every inmate must be legibly inscribed in letters +of a certain size at a certain convenient height from the ground +mr jerry crunchers name therefore duly embellished the doorpost +down below and as the afternoon shadows deepened the owner of that +name himself appeared from overlooking a painter whom doctor manette +had employed to add to the list the name of charles evremonde called +darnay + +in the universal fear and distrust that darkened the time all the +usual harmless ways of life were changed in the doctors little +household as in very many others the articles of daily consumption +that were wanted were purchased every evening in small quantities +and at various small shops to avoid attracting notice and to give +as little occasion as possible for talk and envy was the general desire + +for some months past miss pross and mr cruncher had discharged the +office of purveyors the former carrying the money the latter the +basket every afternoon at about the time when the public lamps were +lighted they fared forth on this duty and made and brought home +such purchases as were needful although miss pross through her +long association with a french family might have known as much of +their language as of her own if she had had a mind she had no mind +in that direction consequently she knew no more of that nonsense +as she was pleased to call it than mr cruncher did so her +manner of marketing was to plump a noun substantive at the head of a +shopkeeper without any introduction in the nature of an article and +if it happened not to be the name of the thing she wanted to look +round for that thing lay hold of it and hold on by it until the +bargain was concluded she always made a bargain for it by holding +up as a statement of its just price one finger less than the merchant +held up whatever his number might be + +now mr cruncher said miss pross whose eyes were red with +felicity if you are ready i am + +jerry hoarsely professed himself at miss prosss service he had worn +all his rust off long ago but nothing would file his spiky head down + +theres all manner of things wanted said miss pross and we shall +have a precious time of it we want wine among the rest +nice toasts these redheads will be drinking wherever we buy it + +it will be much the same to your knowledge miss i should think +retorted jerry whether they drink your health or the old uns + +whos he said miss pross + +mr cruncher with some diffidence explained himself as meaning old +nicks + +ha said miss pross it doesnt need an interpreter to explain the +meaning of these creatures they have but one and its midnight +murder and mischief + +hush dear pray pray be cautious cried lucie + +yes yes yes ill be cautious said miss pross but i may say +among ourselves that i do hope there will be no oniony and tobaccoey +smotherings in the form of embracings all round going on in the +streets now ladybird never you stir from that fire till i come +back take care of the dear husband you have recovered and dont +move your pretty head from his shoulder as you have it now till you +see me again may i ask a question doctor manette before i go + +i think you may take that liberty the doctor answered smiling + +for gracious sake dont talk about liberty we have quite enough of +that said miss pross + +hush dear again lucie remonstrated + +well my sweet said miss pross nodding her head emphatically +the short and the long of it is that i am a subject of his most +gracious majesty king george the third miss pross curtseyed at the +name and as such my maxim is confound their politics frustrate +their knavish tricks on him our hopes we fix god save the king + +mr cruncher in an access of loyalty growlingly repeated the words +after miss pross like somebody at church + +i am glad you have so much of the englishman in you though i wish +you had never taken that cold in your voice said miss pross +approvingly but the question doctor manette is there it was +the good creatures way to affect to make light of anything that was +a great anxiety with them all and to come at it in this chance +manner is there any prospect yet of our getting out of this place + +i fear not yet it would be dangerous for charles yet + +heigh ho hum said miss pross cheerfully repressing a sigh as she +glanced at her darlings golden hair in the light of the fire +then we must have patience and wait thats all we must hold up +our heads and fight low as my brother solomon used to say +now mr cruncher dont you move ladybird + +they went out leaving lucie and her husband her father and the +child by a bright fire mr lorry was expected back presently from +the banking house miss pross had lighted the lamp but had put it +aside in a corner that they might enjoy the fire light undisturbed +little lucie sat by her grandfather with her hands clasped through +his arm and he in a tone not rising much above a whisper began to +tell her a story of a great and powerful fairy who had opened a +prison wall and let out a captive who had once done the fairy a +service all was subdued and quiet and lucie was more at ease than +she had been + +what is that she cried all at once + +my dear said her father stopping in his story and laying his +hand on hers command yourself what a disordered state you are in +the least thing nothing startles you _you_ your fathers daughter + +i thought my father said lucie excusing herself with a pale face +and in a faltering voice that i heard strange feet upon the stairs + +my love the staircase is as still as death + +as he said the word a blow was struck upon the door + +oh father father what can this be hide charles save him + +my child said the doctor rising and laying his hand upon her +shoulder i _have_ saved him what weakness is this my dear +let me go to the door + +he took the lamp in his hand crossed the two intervening outer +rooms and opened it a rude clattering of feet over the floor +and four rough men in red caps armed with sabres and pistols +entered the room + +the citizen evremonde called darnay said the first + +who seeks him answered darnay + +i seek him we seek him i know you evremonde i saw you before +the tribunal to day you are again the prisoner of the republic + +the four surrounded him where he stood with his wife and child +clinging to him + +tell me how and why am i again a prisoner + +it is enough that you return straight to the conciergerie and will +know to morrow you are summoned for to morrow + +doctor manette whom this visitation had so turned into stone that +he stood with the lamp in his hand as if be woe a statue made to +hold it moved after these words were spoken put the lamp down and +confronting the speaker and taking him not ungently by the loose +front of his red woollen shirt said + +you know him you have said do you know me + +yes i know you citizen doctor + +we all know you citizen doctor said the other three + +he looked abstractedly from one to another and said in a lower +voice after a pause + +will you answer his question to me then how does this happen + +citizen doctor said the first reluctantly he has been denounced +to the section of saint antoine this citizen pointing out the +second who had entered is from saint antoine + +the citizen here indicated nodded his head and added + +he is accused by saint antoine + +of what asked the doctor + +citizen doctor said the first with his former reluctance ask no +more if the republic demands sacrifices from you without doubt you +as a good patriot will be happy to make them the republic goes +before all the people is supreme evremonde we are pressed + +one word the doctor entreated will you tell me who denounced him + +it is against rule answered the first but you can ask him of +saint antoine here + +the doctor turned his eyes upon that man who moved uneasily on his +feet rubbed his beard a little and at length said + +well truly it is against rule but he is denounced and +gravely by the citizen and citizeness defarge and by one other + +what other + +do _you_ ask citizen doctor + +yes + +then said he of saint antoine with a strange look you will be +answered to morrow now i am dumb + + + +viii + +a hand at cards + + +happily unconscious of the new calamity at home miss pross threaded +her way along the narrow streets and crossed the river by the bridge +of the pont neuf reckoning in her mind the number of indispensable +purchases she had to make mr cruncher with the basket walked at +her side they both looked to the right and to the left into most of +the shops they passed had a wary eye for all gregarious assemblages +of people and turned out of their road to avoid any very excited +group of talkers it was a raw evening and the misty river blurred +to the eye with blazing lights and to the ear with harsh noises +showed where the barges were stationed in which the smiths worked +making guns for the army of the republic woe to the man who played +tricks with _that_ army or got undeserved promotion in it better +for him that his beard had never grown for the national razor shaved +him close + +having purchased a few small articles of grocery and a measure of +oil for the lamp miss pross bethought herself of the wine they +wanted after peeping into several wine shops she stopped at the +sign of the good republican brutus of antiquity not far from the +national palace once and twice the tuileries where the aspect of +things rather took her fancy it had a quieter look than any other +place of the same description they had passed and though red with +patriotic caps was not so red as the rest sounding mr cruncher +and finding him of her opinion miss pross resorted to the good +republican brutus of antiquity attended by her cavalier + +slightly observant of the smoky lights of the people pipe in mouth +playing with limp cards and yellow dominoes of the one bare +breasted bare armed soot begrimed workman reading a journal aloud +and of the others listening to him of the weapons worn or laid +aside to be resumed of the two or three customers fallen forward +asleep who in the popular high shouldered shaggy black spencer +looked in that attitude like slumbering bears or dogs the two +outlandish customers approached the counter and showed what they wanted + +as their wine was measuring out a man parted from another man in a +corner and rose to depart in going he had to face miss pross +no sooner did he face her than miss pross uttered a scream and +clapped her hands + +in a moment the whole company were on their feet that somebody was +assassinated by somebody vindicating a difference of opinion was the +likeliest occurrence everybody looked to see somebody fall but +only saw a man and a woman standing staring at each other the man +with all the outward aspect of a frenchman and a thorough republican +the woman evidently english + +what was said in this disappointing anti climax by the disciples of +the good republican brutus of antiquity except that it was something +very voluble and loud would have been as so much hebrew or chaldean +to miss pross and her protector though they had been all ears but +they had no ears for anything in their surprise for it must be +recorded that not only was miss pross lost in amazement and +agitation but mr cruncher though it seemed on his own separate +and individual account was in a state of the greatest wonder + +what is the matter said the man who had caused miss pross to scream +speaking in a vexed abrupt voice though in a low tone and in +english + +oh solomon dear solomon cried miss pross clapping her hands +again after not setting eyes upon you or hearing of you for so +long a time do i find you here + +dont call me solomon do you want to be the death of me asked +the man in a furtive frightened way + +brother brother cried miss pross bursting into tears have i +ever been so hard with you that you ask me such a cruel question + +then hold your meddlesome tongue said solomon and come out if +you want to speak to me pay for your wine and come out +whos this man + +miss pross shaking her loving and dejected head at her by no means +affectionate brother said through her tears mr cruncher + +let him come out too said solomon does he think me a ghost + +apparently mr cruncher did to judge from his looks he said not a +word however and miss pross exploring the depths of her reticule +through her tears with great difficulty paid for her wine as she +did so solomon turned to the followers of the good republican brutus +of antiquity and offered a few words of explanation in the french +language which caused them all to relapse into their former places +and pursuits + +now said solomon stopping at the dark street corner +what do you want + +how dreadfully unkind in a brother nothing has ever turned my love +away from cried miss pross to give me such a greeting and show +me no affection + +there confound it there said solomon making a dab at miss +prosss lips with his own now are you content + +miss pross only shook her head and wept in silence + +if you expect me to be surprised said her brother solomon i am +not surprised i knew you were here i know of most people who are +here if you really dont want to endanger my existence which i half +believe you do go your ways as soon as possible and let me go mine +i am busy i am an official + +my english brother solomon mourned miss pross casting up her +tear fraught eyes that had the makings in him of one of the best +and greatest of men in his native country an official among +foreigners and such foreigners i would almost sooner have seen the +dear boy lying in his + +i said so cried her brother interrupting i knew it you want +to be the death of me i shall be rendered suspected by my own +sister just as i am getting on + +the gracious and merciful heavens forbid cried miss pross far +rather would i never see you again dear solomon though i have ever +loved you truly and ever shall say but one affectionate word to +me and tell me there is nothing angry or estranged between us and i +will detain you no longer + +good miss pross as if the estrangement between them had come of any +culpability of hers as if mr lorry had not known it for a fact +years ago in the quiet corner in soho that this precious brother +had spent her money and left her + +he was saying the affectionate word however with a far more +grudging condescension and patronage than he could have shown if +their relative merits and positions had been reversed which is +invariably the case all the world over when mr cruncher touching +him on the shoulder hoarsely and unexpectedly interposed with the +following singular question + +i say might i ask the favour as to whether your name is john +solomon or solomon john + +the official turned towards him with sudden distrust he had not +previously uttered a word + +come said mr cruncher speak out you know which by the +way was more than he could do himself john solomon or solomon +john she calls you solomon and she must know being your sister +and _i_ know youre john you know which of the two goes first +and regarding that name of pross likewise that warnt your name +over the water + +what do you mean + +well i dont know all i mean for i cant call to mind what your +name was over the water + +no + +no but ill swear it was a name of two syllables + +indeed + +yes tother ones was one syllable i know you you was a spy +witness at the bailey what in the name of the father of lies +own father to yourself was you called at that time + +barsad said another voice striking in + +thats the name for a thousand pound cried jerry + +the speaker who struck in was sydney carton he had his hands +behind him under the skirts of his riding coat and he stood at +mr crunchers elbow as negligently as he might have stood at the old +bailey itself + +dont be alarmed my dear miss pross i arrived at mr lorrys +to his surprise yesterday evening we agreed that i would not +present myself elsewhere until all was well or unless i could be +useful i present myself here to beg a little talk with your brother +i wish you had a better employed brother than mr barsad i wish +for your sake mr barsad was not a sheep of the prisons + +sheep was a cant word of the time for a spy under the gaolers +the spy who was pale turned paler and asked him how he dared + +ill tell you said sydney i lighted on you mr barsad coming +out of the prison of the conciergerie while i was contemplating the +walls an hour or more ago you have a face to be remembered and i +remember faces well made curious by seeing you in that connection +and having a reason to which you are no stranger for associating +you with the misfortunes of a friend now very unfortunate i walked +in your direction i walked into the wine shop here close after you +and sat near you i had no difficulty in deducing from your unreserved +conversation and the rumour openly going about among your admirers +the nature of your calling and gradually what i had done at random +seemed to shape itself into a purpose mr barsad + +what purpose the spy asked + +it would be troublesome and might be dangerous to explain in the +street could you favour me in confidence with some minutes of +your company at the office of tellsons bank for instance + +under a threat + +oh did i say that + +then why should i go there + +really mr barsad i cant say if you cant + +do you mean that you wont say sir the spy irresolutely asked + +you apprehend me very clearly mr barsad i wont + +cartons negligent recklessness of manner came powerfully in aid of +his quickness and skill in such a business as he had in his secret +mind and with such a man as he had to do with his practised eye +saw it and made the most of it + +now i told you so said the spy casting a reproachful look at his +sister if any trouble comes of this its your doing + +come come mr barsad exclaimed sydney dont be +ungrateful but for my great respect for your sister i might not +have led up so pleasantly to a little proposal that i wish to make +for our mutual satisfaction do you go with me to the bank + +ill hear what you have got to say yes ill go with you + +i propose that we first conduct your sister safely to the corner of +her own street let me take your arm miss pross this is not a +good city at this time for you to be out in unprotected and as +your escort knows mr barsad i will invite him to mr lorrys with us +are we ready come then + +miss pross recalled soon afterwards and to the end of her life +remembered that as she pressed her hands on sydneys arm and looked +up in his face imploring him to do no hurt to solomon there was a +braced purpose in the arm and a kind of inspiration in the eyes +which not only contradicted his light manner but changed and raised +the man she was too much occupied then with fears for the brother +who so little deserved her affection and with sydneys friendly +reassurances adequately to heed what she observed + +they left her at the corner of the street and carton led the way to +mr lorrys which was within a few minutes walk john barsad or +solomon pross walked at his side + +mr lorry had just finished his dinner and was sitting before a +cheery little log or two of fire perhaps looking into their blaze +for the picture of that younger elderly gentleman from tellsons who +had looked into the red coals at the royal george at dover now a +good many years ago he turned his head as they entered and showed +the surprise with which he saw a stranger + +miss prosss brother sir said sydney mr barsad + +barsad repeated the old gentleman barsad i have an association +with the name and with the face + +i told you you had a remarkable face mr barsad observed carton +coolly pray sit down + +as he took a chair himself he supplied the link that mr lorry +wanted by saying to him with a frown witness at that trial +mr lorry immediately remembered and regarded his new visitor with +an undisguised look of abhorrence + +mr barsad has been recognised by miss pross as the affectionate +brother you have heard of said sydney and has acknowledged the +relationship i pass to worse news darnay has been arrested again + +struck with consternation the old gentleman exclaimed what do you +tell me i left him safe and free within these two hours and am +about to return to him + +arrested for all that when was it done mr barsad + +just now if at all + +mr barsad is the best authority possible sir said sydney and i +have it from mr barsads communication to a friend and brother sheep +over a bottle of wine that the arrest has taken place he left the +messengers at the gate and saw them admitted by the porter +there is no earthly doubt that he is retaken + +mr lorrys business eye read in the speakers face that it was loss +of time to dwell upon the point confused but sensible that +something might depend on his presence of mind he commanded himself +and was silently attentive + +now i trust said sydney to him that the name and influence of +doctor manette may stand him in as good stead to morrow you said he +would be before the tribunal again to morrow mr barsad + +yes i believe so + + in as good stead to morrow as to day but it may not be so +i own to you i am shaken mr lorry by doctor manettes not having +had the power to prevent this arrest + +he may not have known of it beforehand said mr lorry + +but that very circumstance would be alarming when we remember how +identified he is with his son in law + +thats true mr lorry acknowledged with his troubled hand at his +chin and his troubled eyes on carton + +in short said sydney this is a desperate time when desperate +games are played for desperate stakes let the doctor play the +winning game i will play the losing one no mans life here is +worth purchase any one carried home by the people to day may be +condemned tomorrow now the stake i have resolved to play for in +case of the worst is a friend in the conciergerie and the friend i +purpose to myself to win is mr barsad + +you need have good cards sir said the spy + +ill run them over ill see what i hold mr lorry you know +what a brute i am i wish youd give me a little brandy + +it was put before him and he drank off a glassful drank off another +glassful pushed the bottle thoughtfully away + +mr barsad he went on in the tone of one who really was looking +over a hand at cards sheep of the prisons emissary of republican +committees now turnkey now prisoner always spy and secret +informer so much the more valuable here for being english that an +englishman is less open to suspicion of subornation in those +characters than a frenchman represents himself to his employers +under a false name thats a very good card mr barsad now in the +employ of the republican french government was formerly in the +employ of the aristocratic english government the enemy of france +and freedom thats an excellent card inference clear as day in +this region of suspicion that mr barsad still in the pay of the +aristocratic english government is the spy of pitt the treacherous +foe of the republic crouching in its bosom the english traitor and +agent of all mischief so much spoken of and so difficult to find +thats a card not to be beaten have you followed my hand mr barsad + +not to understand your play returned the spy somewhat uneasily + +i play my ace denunciation of mr barsad to the nearest section +committee look over your hand mr barsad and see what you have +dont hurry + +he drew the bottle near poured out another glassful of brandy +and drank it off he saw that the spy was fearful of his drinking +himself into a fit state for the immediate denunciation of him +seeing it he poured out and drank another glassful + +look over your hand carefully mr barsad take time + +it was a poorer hand than he suspected mr barsad saw losing cards +in it that sydney carton knew nothing of thrown out of his +honourable employment in england through too much unsuccessful hard +swearing there not because he was not wanted there our english +reasons for vaunting our superiority to secrecy and spies are of very +modern date he knew that he had crossed the channel and accepted +service in france first as a tempter and an eavesdropper among his +own countrymen there gradually as a tempter and an eavesdropper +among the natives he knew that under the overthrown government he +had been a spy upon saint antoine and defarges wine shop had +received from the watchful police such heads of information +concerning doctor manettes imprisonment release and history as +should serve him for an introduction to familiar conversation with +the defarges and tried them on madame defarge and had broken down +with them signally he always remembered with fear and trembling +that that terrible woman had knitted when he talked with her and had +looked ominously at him as her fingers moved he had since seen her +in the section of saint antoine over and over again produce her +knitted registers and denounce people whose lives the guillotine +then surely swallowed up he knew as every one employed as he was +did that he was never safe that flight was impossible that he was +tied fast under the shadow of the axe and that in spite of his +utmost tergiversation and treachery in furtherance of the reigning +terror a word might bring it down upon him once denounced and on +such grave grounds as had just now been suggested to his mind he +foresaw that the dreadful woman of whose unrelenting character he had +seen many proofs would produce against him that fatal register and +would quash his last chance of life besides that all secret men are +men soon terrified here were surely cards enough of one black suit +to justify the holder in growing rather livid as he turned them over + +you scarcely seem to like your hand said sydney with the greatest +composure do you play + +i think sir said the spy in the meanest manner as he turned to +mr lorry i may appeal to a gentleman of your years and benevolence +to put it to this other gentleman so much your junior whether he +can under any circumstances reconcile it to his station to play that +ace of which he has spoken i admit that _i_ am a spy and that it +is considered a discreditable station though it must be filled by +somebody but this gentleman is no spy and why should he so demean +himself as to make himself one + +i play my ace mr barsad said carton taking the answer on himself +and looking at his watch without any scruple in a very few minutes + +i should have hoped gentlemen both said the spy always striving +to hook mr lorry into the discussion that your respect for my +sister + +i could not better testify my respect for your sister than by +finally relieving her of her brother said sydney carton + +you think not sir + +i have thoroughly made up my mind about it + +the smooth manner of the spy curiously in dissonance with his +ostentatiously rough dress and probably with his usual demeanour +received such a check from the inscrutability of carton who was a +mystery to wiser and honester men than he that it faltered here and +failed him while he was at a loss carton said resuming his former +air of contemplating cards + +and indeed now i think again i have a strong impression that i +have another good card here not yet enumerated that friend and +fellow sheep who spoke of himself as pasturing in the country prisons +who was he + +french you dont know him said the spy quickly + +french eh repeated carton musing and not appearing to notice +him at all though he echoed his word well he may be + +is i assure you said the spy though its not important + +though its not important repeated carton in the same mechanical +way though its not important no its not important no yet i +know the face + +i think not i am sure not it cant be said the spy + +it cant be muttered sydney carton retrospectively and idling +his glass which fortunately was a small one again cant be +spoke good french yet like a foreigner i thought + +provincial said the spy + +no foreign cried carton striking his open hand on the table as +a light broke clearly on his mind cly disguised but the same man +we had that man before us at the old bailey + +now there you are hasty sir said barsad with a smile that gave +his aquiline nose an extra inclination to one side there you really +give me an advantage over you cly who i will unreservedly admit +at this distance of time was a partner of mine has been dead +several years i attended him in his last illness he was buried in +london at the church of saint pancras in the fields his unpopularity +with the blackguard multitude at the moment prevented my following +his remains but i helped to lay him in his coffin + +here mr lorry became aware from where he sat of a most remarkable +goblin shadow on the wall tracing it to its source he discovered +it to be caused by a sudden extraordinary rising and stiffening of +all the risen and stiff hair on mr crunchers head + +let us be reasonable said the spy and let us be fair to show +you how mistaken you are and what an unfounded assumption yours is +i will lay before you a certificate of clys burial which i happened +to have carried in my pocket book with a hurried hand he produced +and opened it ever since there it is oh look at it look at it +you may take it in your hand its no forgery + +here mr lorry perceived the reflection on the wall to elongate and +mr cruncher rose and stepped forward his hair could not have been +more violently on end if it had been that moment dressed by the cow +with the crumpled horn in the house that jack built + +unseen by the spy mr cruncher stood at his side and touched him on +the shoulder like a ghostly bailiff + +that there roger cly master said mr cruncher with a taciturn +and iron bound visage so _you_ put him in his coffin + +i did + +who took him out of it + +barsad leaned back in his chair and stammered what do you mean + +i mean said mr cruncher that he warnt never in it no not he +ill have my head took off if he was ever in it + +the spy looked round at the two gentlemen they both looked in +unspeakable astonishment at jerry + +i tell you said jerry that you buried paving stones and earth in +that there coffin dont go and tell me that you buried cly it was +a take in me and two more knows it + +how do you know it + +whats that to you ecod growled mr cruncher its you i have got +a old grudge again is it with your shameful impositions upon tradesmen +id catch hold of your throat and choke you for half a guinea + +sydney carton who with mr lorry had been lost in amazement at +this turn of the business here requested mr cruncher to moderate +and explain himself + +at another time sir he returned evasively the present time is +ill conwenient for explainin what i stand to is that he knows +well wot that there cly was never in that there coffin let him say +he was in so much as a word of one syllable and ill either catch +hold of his throat and choke him for half a guinea mr cruncher +dwelt upon this as quite a liberal offer or ill out and announce him + +humph i see one thing said carton i hold another card +mr barsad impossible here in raging paris with suspicion filling +the air for you to outlive denunciation when you are in communication +with another aristocratic spy of the same antecedents as yourself +who moreover has the mystery about him of having feigned death and +come to life again a plot in the prisons of the foreigner against +the republic a strong card a certain guillotine card do you play + +no returned the spy i throw up i confess that we were so +unpopular with the outrageous mob that i only got away from england +at the risk of being ducked to death and that cly was so ferreted up +and down that he never would have got away at all but for that sham +though how this man knows it was a sham is a wonder of wonders to me + +never you trouble your head about this man retorted the +contentious mr cruncher youll have trouble enough with giving +your attention to that gentleman and look here once more +mr cruncher could not be restrained from making rather an ostentatious +parade of his liberality id catch hold of your throat and choke +you for half a guinea + +the sheep of the prisons turned from him to sydney carton and said +with more decision it has come to a point i go on duty soon and +cant overstay my time you told me you had a proposal what is it +now it is of no use asking too much of me ask me to do anything in +my office putting my head in great extra danger and i had better +trust my life to the chances of a refusal than the chances of consent +in short i should make that choice you talk of desperation +we are all desperate here remember i may denounce you if i think +proper and i can swear my way through stone walls and so can others +now what do you want with me + +not very much you are a turnkey at the conciergerie + +i tell you once for all there is no such thing as an escape possible +said the spy firmly + +why need you tell me what i have not asked you are a turnkey at the +conciergerie + +i am sometimes + +you can be when you choose + +i can pass in and out when i choose + +sydney carton filled another glass with brandy poured it slowly out +upon the hearth and watched it as it dropped it being all spent +he said rising + +so far we have spoken before these two because it was as well that +the merits of the cards should not rest solely between you and me +come into the dark room here and let us have one final word alone + + + +ix + +the game made + + +while sydney carton and the sheep of the prisons were in the +adjoining dark room speaking so low that not a sound was heard +mr lorry looked at jerry in considerable doubt and mistrust that +honest tradesmans manner of receiving the look did not inspire +confidence he changed the leg on which he rested as often as if he +had fifty of those limbs and were trying them all he examined his +finger nails with a very questionable closeness of attention and +whenever mr lorrys eye caught his he was taken with that peculiar +kind of short cough requiring the hollow of a hand before it which +is seldom if ever known to be an infirmity attendant on perfect +openness of character + +jerry said mr lorry come here + +mr cruncher came forward sideways with one of his shoulders in +advance of him + +what have you been besides a messenger + +after some cogitation accompanied with an intent look at his patron +mr cruncher conceived the luminous idea of replying agicultooral +character + +my mind misgives me much said mr lorry angrily shaking a +forefinger at him that you have used the respectable and great +house of tellsons as a blind and that you have had an unlawful +occupation of an infamous description if you have dont expect me +to befriend you when you get back to england if you have dont +expect me to keep your secret tellsons shall not be imposed upon + +i hope sir pleaded the abashed mr cruncher that a gentleman +like yourself wot ive had the honour of odd jobbing till im grey at +it would think twice about harming of me even if it wos so i dont +say it is but even if it wos and which it is to be took into +account that if it wos it wouldnt even then be all o one side +thered be two sides to it there might be medical doctors at the +present hour a picking up their guineas where a honest tradesman +dont pick up his fardens fardens no nor yet his half fardens +half fardens no nor yet his quarter a banking away like smoke at +tellsons and a cocking their medical eyes at that tradesman on the +sly a going in and going out to their own carriages ah equally +like smoke if not more so well that ud be imposing too on +tellsons for you cannot sarse the goose and not the gander +and heres mrs cruncher or leastways wos in the old england times +and would be to morrow if cause given a floppin again the business +to that degree as is ruinating stark ruinating whereas them medical +doctors wives dont flop catch em at it or if they flop their +toppings goes in favour of more patients and how can you rightly +have one without tother then wot with undertakers and wot with +parish clerks and wot with sextons and wot with private watchmen +all awaricious and all in it a man wouldnt get much by it even +if it wos so and wot little a man did get would never prosper with +him mr lorry hed never have no good of it hed want all along +to be out of the line if he could see his way out being once in +even if it wos so + +ugh cried mr lorry rather relenting nevertheless i am shocked +at the sight of you + +now what i would humbly offer to you sir pursued mr cruncher +even if it wos so which i dont say it is + +dont prevaricate said mr lorry + +no i will _not_ sir returned mr crunches as if nothing were +further from his thoughts or practice which i dont say it is wot +i would humbly offer to you sir would be this upon that there +stool at that there bar sets that there boy of mine brought up and +growed up to be a man wot will errand you message you general +light job you till your heels is where your head is if such should +be your wishes if it wos so which i still dont say it is for i +will not prewaricate to you sir let that there boy keep his +fathers place and take care of his mother dont blow upon that +boys father do not do it sir and let that father go into the line +of the reglar diggin and make amends for what he would have +undug if it wos so by diggin of em in with a will and with +conwictions respectin the futur keepin of em safe that +mr lorry said mr cruncher wiping his forehead with his arm as +an announcement that he had arrived at the peroration of his +discourse is wot i would respectfully offer to you sir a man +dont see all this here a goin on dreadful round him in the way of +subjects without heads dear me plentiful enough fur to bring the +price down to porterage and hardly that without havin his serious +thoughts of things and these here would be mine if it wos so +entreatin of you fur to bear in mind that wot i said just now i up +and said in the good cause when i might have kep it back + +that at least is true said mr lorry say no more now it may be +that i shall yet stand your friend if you deserve it and repent in +action not in words i want no more words + +mr cruncher knuckled his forehead as sydney carton and the spy +returned from the dark room adieu mr barsad said the former +our arrangement thus made you have nothing to fear from me + +he sat down in a chair on the hearth over against mr lorry +when they were alone mr lorry asked him what he had done + +not much if it should go ill with the prisoner i have ensured +access to him once + +mr lorrys countenance fell + +it is all i could do said carton to propose too much would be +to put this mans head under the axe and as he himself said +nothing worse could happen to him if he were denounced it was +obviously the weakness of the position there is no help for it + +but access to him said mr lorry if it should go ill before the +tribunal will not save him + +i never said it would + +mr lorrys eyes gradually sought the fire his sympathy with his +darling and the heavy disappointment of his second arrest gradually +weakened them he was an old man now overborne with anxiety of late +and his tears fell + +you are a good man and a true friend said carton in an altered +voice forgive me if i notice that you are affected i could not +see my father weep and sit by careless and i could not respect +your sorrow more if you were my father you are free from that +misfortune however + +though he said the last words with a slip into his usual manner +there was a true feeling and respect both in his tone and in his +touch that mr lorry who had never seen the better side of him +was wholly unprepared for he gave him his hand and carton gently +pressed it + +to return to poor darnay said carton dont tell her of this +interview or this arrangement it would not enable her to go to see +him she might think it was contrived in case of the worse to +convey to him the means of anticipating the sentence + +mr lorry had not thought of that and he looked quickly at carton to +see if it were in his mind it seemed to be he returned the look +and evidently understood it + +she might think a thousand things carton said and any of them +would only add to her trouble dont speak of me to her as i said +to you when i first came i had better not see her i can put my +hand out to do any little helpful work for her that my hand can find +to do without that you are going to her i hope she must be very +desolate to night + +i am going now directly + +i am glad of that she has such a strong attachment to you and +reliance on you how does she look + +anxious and unhappy but very beautiful + +ah + +it was a long grieving sound like a sigh almost like a sob it +attracted mr lorrys eyes to cartons face which was turned to the +fire a light or a shade the old gentleman could not have said +which passed from it as swiftly as a change will sweep over a +hill side on a wild bright day and he lifted his foot to put back +one of the little flaming logs which was tumbling forward he wore +the white riding coat and top boots then in vogue and the light of +the fire touching their light surfaces made him look very pale with +his long brown hair all untrimmed hanging loose about him his +indifference to fire was sufficiently remarkable to elicit a word of +remonstrance from mr lorry his boot was still upon the hot embers +of the flaming log when it had broken under the weight of his foot + +i forgot it he said + +mr lorrys eyes were again attracted to his face taking note of +the wasted air which clouded the naturally handsome features and +having the expression of prisoners faces fresh in his mind he was +strongly reminded of that expression + +and your duties here have drawn to an end sir said carton +turning to him + +yes as i was telling you last night when lucie came in so +unexpectedly i have at length done all that i can do here i hoped +to have left them in perfect safety and then to have quitted paris +i have my leave to pass i was ready to go + +they were both silent + +yours is a long life to look back upon sir said carton wistfully + +i am in my seventy eighth year + +you have been useful all your life steadily and constantly occupied +trusted respected and looked up to + +i have been a man of business ever since i have been a man +indeed i may say that i was a man of business when a boy + +see what a place you fill at seventy eight how many people will +miss you when you leave it empty + +a solitary old bachelor answered mr lorry shaking his +head there is nobody to weep for me + +how can you say that wouldnt she weep for you wouldnt her child + +yes yes thank god i didnt quite mean what i said + +it _is_ a thing to thank god for is it not + +surely surely + +if you could say with truth to your own solitary heart to night +i have secured to myself the love and attachment the gratitude or +respect of no human creature i have won myself a tender place in no +regard i have done nothing good or serviceable to be remembered by +your seventy eight years would be seventy eight heavy curses would +they not + +you say truly mr carton i think they would be + +sydney turned his eyes again upon the fire and after a silence of a +few moments said + +i should like to ask you does your childhood seem far off do the +days when you sat at your mothers knee seem days of very long ago + +responding to his softened manner mr lorry answered + +twenty years back yes at this time of my life no for as i draw +closer and closer to the end i travel in the circle nearer and +nearer to the beginning it seems to be one of the kind smoothings +and preparings of the way my heart is touched now by many +remembrances that had long fallen asleep of my pretty young mother +and i so old and by many associations of the days when what we +call the world was not so real with me and my faults were not +confirmed in me + +i understand the feeling exclaimed carton with a bright flush +and you are the better for it + +i hope so + +carton terminated the conversation here by rising to help him on +with his outer coat but you said mr lorry reverting to the theme +you are young + +yes said carton i am not old but my young way was never the +way to age enough of me + +and of me i am sure said mr lorry are you going out + +ill walk with you to her gate you know my vagabond and restless +habits if i should prowl about the streets a long time dont be +uneasy i shall reappear in the morning you go to the court to morrow + +yes unhappily + +i shall be there but only as one of the crowd my spy will find a +place for me take my arm sir + +mr lorry did so and they went down stairs and out in the streets +a few minutes brought them to mr lorrys destination carton left +him there but lingered at a little distance and turned back to the +gate again when it was shut and touched it he had heard of her +going to the prison every day she came out here he said looking +about him turned this way must have trod on these stones often +let me follow in her steps + +it was ten oclock at night when he stood before the prison of la +force where she had stood hundreds of times a little wood sawyer +having closed his shop was smoking his pipe at his shop door + +good night citizen said sydney carton pausing in going by +for the man eyed him inquisitively + +good night citizen + +how goes the republic + +you mean the guillotine not ill sixty three to day we shall +mount to a hundred soon samson and his men complain sometimes of +being exhausted ha ha ha he is so droll that samson +such a barber + +do you often go to see him + +shave always every day what a barber you have seen him at work + +never + +go and see him when he has a good batch figure this to yourself +citizen he shaved the sixty three to day in less than two pipes +less than two pipes word of honour + +as the grinning little man held out the pipe he was smoking to +explain how he timed the executioner carton was so sensible of a +rising desire to strike the life out of him that he turned away + +but you are not english said the wood sawyer though you wear +english dress + +yes said carton pausing again and answering over his shoulder + +you speak like a frenchman + +i am an old student here + +aha a perfect frenchman good night englishman + +good night citizen + +but go and see that droll dog the little man persisted calling +after him and take a pipe with you + +sydney had not gone far out of sight when he stopped in the middle +of the street under a glimmering lamp and wrote with his pencil on a +scrap of paper then traversing with the decided step of one who +remembered the way well several dark and dirty streets much dirtier +than usual for the best public thoroughfares remained uncleansed in +those times of terror he stopped at a chemists shop which the +owner was closing with his own hands a small dim crooked shop +kept in a tortuous up hill thoroughfare by a small dim crooked man + +giving this citizen too good night as he confronted him at his +counter he laid the scrap of paper before him whew the chemist +whistled softly as he read it hi hi hi + +sydney carton took no heed and the chemist said + +for you citizen + +for me + +you will be careful to keep them separate citizen you know the +consequences of mixing them + +perfectly + +certain small packets were made and given to him he put them one +by one in the breast of his inner coat counted out the money for +them and deliberately left the shop there is nothing more to do +said he glancing upward at the moon until to morrow i cant sleep + +it was not a reckless manner the manner in which he said these words +aloud under the fast sailing clouds nor was it more expressive of +negligence than defiance it was the settled manner of a tired man +who had wandered and struggled and got lost but who at length struck +into his road and saw its end + +long ago when he had been famous among his earliest competitors as a +youth of great promise he had followed his father to the grave +his mother had died years before these solemn words which had +been read at his fathers grave arose in his mind as he went down +the dark streets among the heavy shadows with the moon and the +clouds sailing on high above him i am the resurrection and the +life saith the lord he that believeth in me though he were dead +yet shall he live and whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall +never die + +in a city dominated by the axe alone at night with natural sorrow +rising in him for the sixty three who had been that day put to death +and for to morrows victims then awaiting their doom in the prisons +and still of to morrows and to morrows the chain of association +that brought the words home like a rusty old ships anchor from the +deep might have been easily found he did not seek it but repeated +them and went on + +with a solemn interest in the lighted windows where the people were +going to rest forgetful through a few calm hours of the horrors +surrounding them in the towers of the churches where no prayers +were said for the popular revulsion had even travelled that length +of self destruction from years of priestly impostors plunderers and +profligates in the distant burial places reserved as they wrote +upon the gates for eternal sleep in the abounding gaols and in the +streets along which the sixties rolled to a death which had become so +common and material that no sorrowful story of a haunting spirit +ever arose among the people out of all the working of the guillotine +with a solemn interest in the whole life and death of the city +settling down to its short nightly pause in fury sydney carton +crossed the seine again for the lighter streets + +few coaches were abroad for riders in coaches were liable to be +suspected and gentility hid its head in red nightcaps and put on +heavy shoes and trudged but the theatres were all well filled +and the people poured cheerfully out as he passed and went chatting +home at one of the theatre doors there was a little girl with a +mother looking for a way across the street through the mud +he carried the child over and before the timid arm was loosed from +his neck asked her for a kiss + +i am the resurrection and the life saith the lord he that +believeth in me though he were dead yet shall he live and +whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die + +now that the streets were quiet and the night wore on the words +were in the echoes of his feet and were in the air perfectly calm +and steady he sometimes repeated them to himself as he walked but +he heard them always + +the night wore out and as he stood upon the bridge listening to the +water as it splashed the river walls of the island of paris where +the picturesque confusion of houses and cathedral shone bright in the +light of the moon the day came coldly looking like a dead face out +of the sky then the night with the moon and the stars turned pale +and died and for a little while it seemed as if creation were +delivered over to deaths dominion + +but the glorious sun rising seemed to strike those words that +burden of the night straight and warm to his heart in its long +bright rays and looking along them with reverently shaded eyes +a bridge of light appeared to span the air between him and the sun +while the river sparkled under it + +the strong tide so swift so deep and certain was like a congenial +friend in the morning stillness he walked by the stream far from +the houses and in the light and warmth of the sun fell asleep on the +bank when he awoke and was afoot again he lingered there yet a +little longer watching an eddy that turned and turned purposeless +until the stream absorbed it and carried it on to the sea like me + +a trading boat with a sail of the softened colour of a dead leaf +then glided into his view floated by him and died away as its +silent track in the water disappeared the prayer that had broken up +out of his heart for a merciful consideration of all his poor +blindnesses and errors ended in the words i am the resurrection +and the life + +mr lorry was already out when he got back and it was easy to +surmise where the good old man was gone sydney carton drank nothing +but a little coffee ate some bread and having washed and changed +to refresh himself went out to the place of trial + +the court was all astir and a buzz when the black sheep whom many +fell away from in dread pressed him into an obscure corner among the +crowd mr lorry was there and doctor manette was there she was +there sitting beside her father + +when her husband was brought in she turned a look upon him so +sustaining so encouraging so full of admiring love and pitying +tenderness yet so courageous for his sake that it called the +healthy blood into his face brightened his glance and animated his +heart if there had been any eyes to notice the influence of her +look on sydney carton it would have been seen to be the same +influence exactly + +before that unjust tribunal there was little or no order of +procedure ensuring to any accused person any reasonable hearing +there could have been no such revolution if all laws forms and +ceremonies had not first been so monstrously abused that the +suicidal vengeance of the revolution was to scatter them all to the +winds + +every eye was turned to the jury the same determined patriots and +good republicans as yesterday and the day before and to morrow and +the day after eager and prominent among them one man with a +craving face and his fingers perpetually hovering about his lips +whose appearance gave great satisfaction to the spectators a life +thirsting cannibal looking bloody minded juryman the jacques three +of st antoine the whole jury as a jury of dogs empannelled to try +the deer + +every eye then turned to the five judges and the public prosecutor +no favourable leaning in that quarter to day a fell uncompromising +murderous business meaning there every eye then sought some other +eye in the crowd and gleamed at it approvingly and heads nodded at +one another before bending forward with a strained attention + +charles evremonde called darnay released yesterday reaccused and +retaken yesterday indictment delivered to him last night suspected +and denounced enemy of the republic aristocrat one of a family of +tyrants one of a race proscribed for that they had used their +abolished privileges to the infamous oppression of the people +charles evremonde called darnay in right of such proscription +absolutely dead in law + +to this effect in as few or fewer words the public prosecutor + +the president asked was the accused openly denounced or secretly + +openly president + +by whom + +three voices ernest defarge wine vendor of st antoine + +good + +therese defarge his wife + +good + +alexandre manette physician + +a great uproar took place in the court and in the midst of it +doctor manette was seen pale and trembling standing where he had +been seated + +president i indignantly protest to you that this is a forgery and a +fraud you know the accused to be the husband of my daughter my +daughter and those dear to her are far dearer to me than my life +who and where is the false conspirator who says that i denounce the +husband of my child + +citizen manette be tranquil to fail in submission to the +authority of the tribunal would be to put yourself out of law +as to what is dearer to you than life nothing can be so dear to a +good citizen as the republic + +loud acclamations hailed this rebuke the president rang his bell +and with warmth resumed + +if the republic should demand of you the sacrifice of your child +herself you would have no duty but to sacrifice her listen to what +is to follow in the meanwhile be silent + +frantic acclamations were again raised doctor manette sat down +with his eyes looking around and his lips trembling his daughter +drew closer to him the craving man on the jury rubbed his hands +together and restored the usual hand to his mouth + +defarge was produced when the court was quiet enough to admit of his +being heard and rapidly expounded the story of the imprisonment and +of his having been a mere boy in the doctors service and of the +release and of the state of the prisoner when released and delivered +to him this short examination followed for the court was quick +with its work + +you did good service at the taking of the bastille citizen + +i believe so + +here an excited woman screeched from the crowd you were one of the +best patriots there why not say so you were a cannonier that day +there and you were among the first to enter the accursed fortress +when it fell patriots i speak the truth + +it was the vengeance who amidst the warm commendations of the +audience thus assisted the proceedings the president rang his +bell but the vengeance warming with encouragement shrieked +i defy that bell wherein she was likewise much commended + +inform the tribunal of what you did that day within the bastille +citizen + +i knew said defarge looking down at his wife who stood at the +bottom of the steps on which he was raised looking steadily up at +him i knew that this prisoner of whom i speak had been confined +in a cell known as one hundred and five north tower i knew it from +himself he knew himself by no other name than one hundred and five +north tower when he made shoes under my care as i serve my gun +that day i resolve when the place shall fall to examine that cell +it falls i mount to the cell with a fellow citizen who is one of +the jury directed by a gaoler i examine it very closely in a +hole in the chimney where a stone has been worked out and replaced +i find a written paper this is that written paper i have made it +my business to examine some specimens of the writing of doctor +manette this is the writing of doctor manette i confide this +paper in the writing of doctor manette to the hands of the president + +let it be read + +in a dead silence and stillness the prisoner under trial looking +lovingly at his wife his wife only looking from him to look with +solicitude at her father doctor manette keeping his eyes fixed on +the reader madame defarge never taking hers from the prisoner +defarge never taking his from his feasting wife and all the other +eyes there intent upon the doctor who saw none of them the paper +was read as follows + + + +x + +the substance of the shadow + + +i alexandre manette unfortunate physician native of beauvais +and afterwards resident in paris write this melancholy paper in my +doleful cell in the bastille during the last month of the year +1767 i write it at stolen intervals under every difficulty +i design to secrete it in the wall of the chimney where i have +slowly and laboriously made a place of concealment for it some +pitying hand may find it there when i and my sorrows are dust + +these words are formed by the rusty iron point with which i write +with difficulty in scrapings of soot and charcoal from the chimney +mixed with blood in the last month of the tenth year of my captivity +hope has quite departed from my breast i know from terrible +warnings i have noted in myself that my reason will not long remain +unimpaired but i solemnly declare that i am at this time in the +possession of my right mind that my memory is exact and +circumstantial and that i write the truth as i shall answer for +these my last recorded words whether they be ever read by men or not +at the eternal judgment seat + +one cloudy moonlight night in the third week of december i think +the twenty second of the month in the year 1757 i was walking on a +retired part of the quay by the seine for the refreshment of the +frosty air at an hours distance from my place of residence in the +street of the school of medicine when a carriage came along behind +me driven very fast as i stood aside to let that carriage pass +apprehensive that it might otherwise run me down a head was put out +at the window and a voice called to the driver to stop + +the carriage stopped as soon as the driver could rein in his horses +and the same voice called to me by my name i answered the carriage +was then so far in advance of me that two gentlemen had time to open +the door and alight before i came up with it + +i observed that they were both wrapped in cloaks and appeared to +conceal themselves as they stood side by side near the carriage +door i also observed that they both looked of about my own age or +rather younger and that they were greatly alike in stature manner +voice and as far as i could see face too + +`you are doctor manette said one + +i am + +`doctor manette formerly of beauvais said the other `the young +physician originally an expert surgeon who within the last year or +two has made a rising reputation in paris + +`gentlemen i returned `i am that doctor manette of whom you speak +so graciously + +`we have been to your residence said the first `and not being so +fortunate as to find you there and being informed that you were +probably walking in this direction we followed in the hope of +overtaking you will you please to enter the carriage + +the manner of both was imperious and they both moved as these +words were spoken so as to place me between themselves and the +carriage door they were armed i was not + +`gentlemen said i `pardon me but i usually inquire who does me +the honour to seek my assistance and what is the nature of the case +to which i am summoned + +the reply to this was made by him who had spoken second +doctor your clients are people of condition as to the nature of +the case our confidence in your skill assures us that you will +ascertain it for yourself better than we can describe it enough +will you please to enter the carriage + +i could do nothing but comply and i entered it in silence they +both entered after me the last springing in after putting up the +steps the carriage turned about and drove on at its former speed + +i repeat this conversation exactly as it occurred i have no doubt +that it is word for word the same i describe everything exactly +as it took place constraining my mind not to wander from the task +where i make the broken marks that follow here i leave off for the +time and put my paper in its hiding place + + * * * + +the carriage left the streets behind passed the north barrier and +emerged upon the country road at two thirds of a league from the +barrier i did not estimate the distance at that time but afterwards +when i traversed it it struck out of the main avenue and presently +stopped at a solitary house we all three alighted and walked by a +damp soft footpath in a garden where a neglected fountain had +overflowed to the door of the house it was not opened immediately +in answer to the ringing of the bell and one of my two conductors +struck the man who opened it with his heavy riding glove across the +face + +there was nothing in this action to attract my particular attention +for i had seen common people struck more commonly than dogs +but the other of the two being angry likewise struck the man in +like manner with his arm the look and bearing of the brothers were +then so exactly alike that i then first perceived them to be twin +brothers + +from the time of our alighting at the outer gate which we found +locked and which one of the brothers had opened to admit us and had +relocked i had heard cries proceeding from an upper chamber i was +conducted to this chamber straight the cries growing louder as we +ascended the stairs and i found a patient in a high fever of the brain +lying on a bed + +the patient was a woman of great beauty and young assuredly not +much past twenty her hair was torn and ragged and her arms were +bound to her sides with sashes and handkerchiefs i noticed that +these bonds were all portions of a gentlemans dress on one of +them which was a fringed scarf for a dress of ceremony i saw the +armorial bearings of a noble and the letter e + +i saw this within the first minute of my contemplation of the +patient for in her restless strivings she had turned over on her +face on the edge of the bed had drawn the end of the scarf into her +mouth and was in danger of suffocation my first act was to put out +my hand to relieve her breathing and in moving the scarf aside the +embroidery in the corner caught my sight + +i turned her gently over placed my hands upon her breast to calm +her and keep her down and looked into her face her eyes were +dilated and wild and she constantly uttered piercing shrieks and +repeated the words `my husband my father and my brother and +then counted up to twelve and said `hush for an instant and no +more she would pause to listen and then the piercing shrieks would +begin again and she would repeat the cry `my husband my father +and my brother and would count up to twelve and say `hush there +was no variation in the order or the manner there was no cessation +but the regular moments pause in the utterance of these sounds + +`how long i asked `has this lasted + +to distinguish the brothers i will call them the elder and the +younger by the elder i mean him who exercised the most authority +it was the elder who replied `since about this hour last night + +`she has a husband a father and a brother + +`a brother + +`i do not address her brother + +he answered with great contempt `no + +`she has some recent association with the number twelve + +the younger brother impatiently rejoined `with twelve oclock + +`see gentlemen said i still keeping my hands upon her breast +how useless i am as you have brought me if i had known what i was +coming to see i could have come provided as it is time must be +lost there are no medicines to be obtained in this lonely place + +the elder brother looked to the younger who said haughtily `there +is a case of medicines here and brought it from a closet and put +it on the table + + * * * + +i opened some of the bottles smelt them and put the stoppers to my +lips if i had wanted to use anything save narcotic medicines that +were poisons in themselves i would not have administered any of those + +`do you doubt them asked the younger brother + +`you see monsieur i am going to use them i replied and said no +more + +i made the patient swallow with great difficulty and after many +efforts the dose that i desired to give as i intended to repeat it +after a while and as it was necessary to watch its influence i then +sat down by the side of the bed there was a timid and suppressed +woman in attendance wife of the man down stairs who had retreated +into a corner the house was damp and decayed indifferently +furnished evidently recently occupied and temporarily used +some thick old hangings had been nailed up before the windows to +deaden the sound of the shrieks they continued to be uttered in +their regular succession with the cry `my husband my father and +my brother the counting up to twelve and `hush the frenzy was +so violent that i had not unfastened the bandages restraining the +arms but i had looked to them to see that they were not painful +the only spark of encouragement in the case was that my hand upon +the sufferers breast had this much soothing influence that for +minutes at a time it tranquillised the figure it had no effect upon +the cries no pendulum could be more regular + +for the reason that my hand had this effect i assume i had sat by +the side of the bed for half an hour with the two brothers looking +on before the elder said + +`there is another patient + +i was startled and asked `is it a pressing case + +`you had better see he carelessly answered and took up a light + + * * * + +the other patient lay in a back room across a second staircase +which was a species of loft over a stable there was a low plastered +ceiling to a part of it the rest was open to the ridge of the tiled +roof and there were beams across hay and straw were stored in that +portion of the place fagots for firing and a heap of apples in sand +i had to pass through that part to get at the other my memory is +circumstantial and unshaken i try it with these details and i see +them all in this my cell in the bastille near the close of the +tenth year of my captivity as i saw them all that night + +on some hay on the ground with a cushion thrown under his head lay +a handsome peasant boy a boy of not more than seventeen at the most +he lay on his back with his teeth set his right hand clenched on +his breast and his glaring eyes looking straight upward i could +not see where his wound was as i kneeled on one knee over him +but i could see that he was dying of a wound from a sharp point + +`i am a doctor my poor fellow said i `let me examine it + +`i do not want it examined he answered `let it be + +it was under his hand and i soothed him to let me move his hand +away the wound was a sword thrust received from twenty to twenty +four hours before but no skill could have saved him if it had been +looked to without delay he was then dying fast as i turned my +eyes to the elder brother i saw him looking down at this handsome +boy whose life was ebbing out as if he were a wounded bird or hare +or rabbit not at all as if he were a fellow creature + +`how has this been done monsieur said i + +`a crazed young common dog a serf forced my brother to draw upon him +and has fallen by my brothers sword like a gentleman + +there was no touch of pity sorrow or kindred humanity in this +answer the speaker seemed to acknowledge that it was inconvenient +to have that different order of creature dying there and that it +would have been better if he had died in the usual obscure routine of +his vermin kind he was quite incapable of any compassionate feeling +about the boy or about his fate + +the boys eyes had slowly moved to him as he had spoken and they +now slowly moved to me + +`doctor they are very proud these nobles but we common dogs are +proud too sometimes they plunder us outrage us beat us kill us +but we have a little pride left sometimes she have you seen her +doctor + +the shrieks and the cries were audible there though subdued by the +distance he referred to them as if she were lying in our presence + +i said `i have seen her + +`she is my sister doctor they have had their shameful rights +these nobles in the modesty and virtue of our sisters many years +but we have had good girls among us i know it and have heard my +father say so she was a good girl she was betrothed to a good +young man too a tenant of his we were all tenants of his that mans +who stands there the other is his brother the worst of a bad race + +it was with the greatest difficulty that the boy gathered bodily +force to speak but his spirit spoke with a dreadful emphasis + +`we were so robbed by that man who stands there as all we common +dogs are by those superior beings taxed by him without mercy obliged +to work for him without pay obliged to grind our corn at his mill +obliged to feed scores of his tame birds on our wretched crops and +forbidden for our lives to keep a single tame bird of our own +pillaged and plundered to that degree that when we chanced to have a +bit of meat we ate it in fear with the door barred and the shutters +closed that his people should not see it and take it from us i say +we were so robbed and hunted and were made so poor that our father +told us it was a dreadful thing to bring a child into the world and +that what we should most pray for was that our women might be barren +and our miserable race die out + +i had never before seen the sense of being oppressed bursting forth +like a fire i had supposed that it must be latent in the people +somewhere but i had never seen it break out until i saw it in the +dying boy + +`nevertheless doctor my sister married he was ailing at that +time poor fellow and she married her lover that she might tend and +comfort him in our cottage our dog hut as that man would call it +she had not been married many weeks when that mans brother saw her +and admired her and asked that man to lend her to him for what are +husbands among us he was willing enough but my sister was good and +virtuous and hated his brother with a hatred as strong as mine +what did the two then to persuade her husband to use his influence +with her to make her willing + +the boys eyes which had been fixed on mine slowly turned to the +looker on and i saw in the two faces that all he said was true +the two opposing kinds of pride confronting one another i can see +even in this bastille the gentlemans all negligent indifference +the peasants all trodden down sentiment and passionate revenge + +`you know doctor that it is among the rights of these nobles to +harness us common dogs to carts and drive us they so harnessed him +and drove him you know that it is among their rights to keep us in +their grounds all night quieting the frogs in order that their +noble sleep may not be disturbed they kept him out in the unwholesome +mists at night and ordered him back into his harness in the day +but he was not persuaded no taken out of harness one day at noon +to feed if he could find food he sobbed twelve times once for +every stroke of the bell and died on her bosom + +nothing human could have held life in the boy but his determination +to tell all his wrong he forced back the gathering shadows of death +as he forced his clenched right hand to remain clenched and to cover +his wound + +`then with that mans permission and even with his aid his brother +took her away in spite of what i know she must have told his +brother and what that is will not be long unknown to you doctor +if it is now his brother took her away for his pleasure and +diversion for a little while i saw her pass me on the road +when i took the tidings home our fathers heart burst he never +spoke one of the words that filled it i took my young sister for +i have another to a place beyond the reach of this man and where +at least she will never be _his_ vassal then i tracked the +brother here and last night climbed in a common dog but sword in +hand where is the loft window it was somewhere here + +the room was darkening to his sight the world was narrowing around +him i glanced about me and saw that the hay and straw were +trampled over the floor as if there had been a struggle + +`she heard me and ran in i told her not to come near us till he +was dead he came in and first tossed me some pieces of money then +struck at me with a whip but i though a common dog so struck at +him as to make him draw let him break into as many pieces as he +will the sword that he stained with my common blood he drew to +defend himself thrust at me with all his skill for his life + +my glance had fallen but a few moments before on the fragments of +a broken sword lying among the hay that weapon was a gentlemans +in another place lay an old sword that seemed to have been a soldiers + +`now lift me up doctor lift me up where is he + +`he is not here i said supporting the boy and thinking that he +referred to the brother + +`he proud as these nobles are he is afraid to see me where is +the man who was here turn my face to him + +i did so raising the boys head against my knee but invested for +the moment with extraordinary power he raised himself completely +obliging me to rise too or i could not have still supported him + +`marquis said the boy turned to him with his eyes opened wide +and his right hand raised `in the days when all these things are to +be answered for i summon you and yours to the last of your bad race +to answer for them i mark this cross of blood upon you as a sign +that i do it in the days when all these things are to be answered +for i summon your brother the worst of the bad race to answer for +them separately i mark this cross of blood upon him as a sign that +i do it + +twice he put his hand to the wound in his breast and with his +forefinger drew a cross in the air he stood for an instant with the +finger yet raised and as it dropped he dropped with it and i laid +him down dead + + * * * + +when i returned to the bedside of the young woman i found her +raving in precisely the same order of continuity i knew that this +might last for many hours and that it would probably end in the +silence of the grave + +i repeated the medicines i had given her and i sat at the side of +the bed until the night was far advanced she never abated the +piercing quality of her shrieks never stumbled in the distinctness +or the order of her words they were always `my husband my father +and my brother one two three four five six seven eight nine +ten eleven twelve hush + +this lasted twenty six hours from the time when i first saw her i +had come and gone twice and was again sitting by her when she began +to falter i did what little could be done to assist that opportunity +and by and bye she sank into a lethargy and lay like the dead + +it was as if the wind and rain had lulled at last after a long and +fearful storm i released her arms and called the woman to assist +me to compose her figure and the dress she had torn it was then that +i knew her condition to be that of one in whom the first expectations +of being a mother have arisen and it was then that i lost the little +hope i had had of her + +`is she dead asked the marquis whom i will still describe as the +elder brother coming booted into the room from his horse + +`not dead said i `but like to die + +`what strength there is in these common bodies he said looking +down at her with some curiosity + +`there is prodigious strength i answered him `in sorrow and despair + +he first laughed at my words and then frowned at them he moved a +chair with his foot near to mine ordered the woman away and said in +a subdued voice + +`doctor finding my brother in this difficulty with these hinds +i recommended that your aid should be invited your reputation is +high and as a young man with your fortune to make you are probably +mindful of your interest the things that you see here are things +to be seen and not spoken of + +i listened to the patients breathing and avoided answering + +`do you honour me with your attention doctor + +`monsieur said i `in my profession the communications of +patients are always received in confidence i was guarded in my +answer for i was troubled in my mind with what i had heard and seen + +her breathing was so difficult to trace that i carefully tried the +pulse and the heart there was life and no more looking round as +i resumed my seat i found both the brothers intent upon me + + * * * + +i write with so much difficulty the cold is so severe i am so +fearful of being detected and consigned to an underground cell and +total darkness that i must abridge this narrative there is no +confusion or failure in my memory it can recall and could detail +every word that was ever spoken between me and those brothers + +she lingered for a week towards the last i could understand some +few syllables that she said to me by placing my ear close to her lips +she asked me where she was and i told her who i was and i told her +it was in vain that i asked her for her family name she faintly +shook her head upon the pillow and kept her secret as the boy had done + +i had no opportunity of asking her any question until i had told +the brothers she was sinking fast and could not live another day +until then though no one was ever presented to her consciousness +save the woman and myself one or other of them had always jealously +sat behind the curtain at the head of the bed when i was there +but when it came to that they seemed careless what communication i +might hold with her as if the thought passed through my mind i +were dying too + +i always observed that their pride bitterly resented the younger +brothers as i call him having crossed swords with a peasant and +that peasant a boy the only consideration that appeared to affect +the mind of either of them was the consideration that this was highly +degrading to the family and was ridiculous as often as i caught +the younger brothers eyes their expression reminded me that he +disliked me deeply for knowing what i knew from the boy he was +smoother and more polite to me than the elder but i saw this +i also saw that i was an incumbrance in the mind of the elder too + +my patient died two hours before midnight at a time by my watch +answering almost to the minute when i had first seen her i was +alone with her when her forlorn young head drooped gently on one +side and all her earthly wrongs and sorrows ended + +the brothers were waiting in a room down stairs impatient to ride +away i had heard them alone at the bedside striking their boots +with their riding whips and loitering up and down + +`at last she is dead said the elder when i went in + +`she is dead said i + +`i congratulate you my brother were his words as he turned round + +he had before offered me money which i had postponed taking he +now gave me a rouleau of gold i took it from his hand but laid it +on the table i had considered the question and had resolved to +accept nothing + +`pray excuse me said i `under the circumstances no + +they exchanged looks but bent their heads to me as i bent mine to +them and we parted without another word on either side + + * * * + +i am weary weary weary worn down by misery i cannot read what i +have written with this gaunt hand + +early in the morning the rouleau of gold was left at my door in a +little box with my name on the outside from the first i had +anxiously considered what i ought to do i decided that day to +write privately to the minister stating the nature of the two cases +to which i had been summoned and the place to which i had gone in +effect stating all the circumstances i knew what court influence +was and what the immunities of the nobles were and i expected that +the matter would never be heard of but i wished to relieve my own +mind i had kept the matter a profound secret even from my wife +and this too i resolved to state in my letter i had no apprehension +whatever of my real danger but i was conscious that there might be +danger for others if others were compromised by possessing the +knowledge that i possessed + +i was much engaged that day and could not complete my letter that +night i rose long before my usual time next morning to finish it +it was the last day of the year the letter was lying before me just +completed when i was told that a lady waited who wished to see me + + * * * + +i am growing more and more unequal to the task i have set myself +it is so cold so dark my senses are so benumbed and the gloom upon +me is so dreadful + +the lady was young engaging and handsome but not marked for long +life she was in great agitation she presented herself to me as +the wife of the marquis st evremonde i connected the title by +which the boy had addressed the elder brother with the initial +letter embroidered on the scarf and had no difficulty in arriving at +the conclusion that i had seen that nobleman very lately + +my memory is still accurate but i cannot write the words of our +conversation i suspect that i am watched more closely than i was +and i know not at what times i may be watched she had in part +suspected and in part discovered the main facts of the cruel story +of her husbands share in it and my being resorted to she did not +know that the girl was dead her hope had been she said in great +distress to show her in secret a womans sympathy her hope had +been to avert the wrath of heaven from a house that had long been +hateful to the suffering many + +she had reasons for believing that there was a young sister living +and her greatest desire was to help that sister i could tell her +nothing but that there was such a sister beyond that i knew nothing +her inducement to come to me relying on my confidence had been the +hope that i could tell her the name and place of abode whereas +to this wretched hour i am ignorant of both + + * * * + +these scraps of paper fail me one was taken from me with a +warning yesterday i must finish my record to day + +she was a good compassionate lady and not happy in her marriage +how could she be the brother distrusted and disliked her and his +influence was all opposed to her she stood in dread of him and in +dread of her husband too when i handed her down to the door there +was a child a pretty boy from two to three years old in her carriage + +`for his sake doctor she said pointing to him in tears `i would +do all i can to make what poor amends i can he will never prosper +in his inheritance otherwise i have a presentiment that if no other +innocent atonement is made for this it will one day be required of +him what i have left to call my own it is little beyond the worth +of a few jewels i will make it the first charge of his life to +bestow with the compassion and lamenting of his dead mother on this +injured family if the sister can be discovered + +she kissed the boy and said caressing him `it is for thine own +dear sake thou wilt be faithful little charles the child +answered her bravely `yes i kissed her hand and she took him in +her arms and went away caressing him i never saw her more + +as she had mentioned her husbands name in the faith that i knew it +i added no mention of it to my letter i sealed my letter and not +trusting it out of my own hands delivered it myself that day + +that night the last night of the year towards nine oclock a man +in a black dress rang at my gate demanded to see me and softly +followed my servant ernest defarge a youth up stairs when my +servant came into the room where i sat with my wife o my wife +beloved of my heart my fair young english wife we saw the man +who was supposed to be at the gate standing silent behind him + +an urgent case in the rue st honore he said it would not detain +me he had a coach in waiting + +it brought me here it brought me to my grave when i was clear of +the house a black muffler was drawn tightly over my mouth from +behind and my arms were pinioned the two brothers crossed the road +from a dark corner and identified me with a single gesture the +marquis took from his pocket the letter i had written showed it me +burnt it in the light of a lantern that was held and extinguished +the ashes with his foot not a word was spoken i was brought here +i was brought to my living grave + +if it had pleased _god_ to put it in the hard heart of either of the +brothers in all these frightful years to grant me any tidings of my +dearest wife so much as to let me know by a word whether alive or +dead i might have thought that he had not quite abandoned them +but now i believe that the mark of the red cross is fatal to them +and that they have no part in his mercies and them and their +descendants to the last of their race i alexandre manette unhappy +prisoner do this last night of the year 1767 in my unbearable agony +denounce to the times when all these things shall be answered for +i denounce them to heaven and to earth + +a terrible sound arose when the reading of this document was done a +sound of craving and eagerness that had nothing articulate in it but +blood the narrative called up the most revengeful passions of the +time and there was not a head in the nation but must have dropped +before it + +little need in presence of that tribunal and that auditory to show +how the defarges had not made the paper public with the other +captured bastille memorials borne in procession and had kept it +biding their time little need to show that this detested family +name had long been anathematised by saint antoine and was wrought +into the fatal register the man never trod ground whose virtues and +services would have sustained him in that place that day against +such denunciation + +and all the worse for the doomed man that the denouncer was a +well known citizen his own attached friend the father of his wife +one of the frenzied aspirations of the populace was for imitations +of the questionable public virtues of antiquity and for sacrifices +and self immolations on the peoples altar therefore when the +president said else had his own head quivered on his shoulders +that the good physician of the republic would deserve better still of +the republic by rooting out an obnoxious family of aristocrats and +would doubtless feel a sacred glow and joy in making his daughter a +widow and her child an orphan there was wild excitement patriotic +fervour not a touch of human sympathy + +much influence around him has that doctor murmured madame defarge +smiling to the vengeance save him now my doctor save him + +at every jurymans vote there was a roar another and another +roar and roar + +unanimously voted at heart and by descent an aristocrat an enemy +of the republic a notorious oppressor of the people back to the +conciergerie and death within four and twenty hours + + + +xi + +dusk + + +the wretched wife of the innocent man thus doomed to die fell under +the sentence as if she had been mortally stricken but she uttered +no sound and so strong was the voice within her representing that +it was she of all the world who must uphold him in his misery and not +augment it that it quickly raised her even from that shock + +the judges having to take part in a public demonstration out of +doors the tribunal adjourned the quick noise and movement of the +courts emptying itself by many passages had not ceased when lucie +stood stretching out her arms towards her husband with nothing in +her face but love and consolation + +if i might touch him if i might embrace him once o good citizens +if you would have so much compassion for us + +there was but a gaoler left along with two of the four men who had +taken him last night and barsad the people had all poured out to +the show in the streets barsad proposed to the rest let her +embrace him then it is but a moment it was silently acquiesced in +and they passed her over the seats in the hall to a raised place +where he by leaning over the dock could fold her in his arms + +farewell dear darling of my soul my parting blessing on my love +we shall meet again where the weary are at rest + +they were her husbands words as he held her to his bosom + +i can bear it dear charles i am supported from above dont +suffer for me a parting blessing for our child + +i send it to her by you i kiss her by you i say farewell to her +by you + +my husband no a moment he was tearing himself apart from her +we shall not be separated long i feel that this will break my heart +by and bye but i will do my duty while i can and when i leave her +god will raise up friends for her as he did for me + +her father had followed her and would have fallen on his knees to +both of them but that darnay put out a hand and seized him crying + +no no what have you done what have you done that you should +kneel to us we know now what a struggle you made of old we know +now what you underwent when you suspected my descent and when you +knew it we know now the natural antipathy you strove against and +conquered for her dear sake we thank you with all our hearts and +all our love and duty heaven be with you + +her fathers only answer was to draw his hands through his white hair +and wring them with a shriek of anguish + +it could not be otherwise said the prisoner all things have +worked together as they have fallen out it was the always vain +endeavour to discharge my poor mothers trust that first brought my +fatal presence near you good could never come of such evil +a happier end was not in nature to so unhappy a beginning be comforted +and forgive me heaven bless you + +as he was drawn away his wife released him and stood looking after +him with her hands touching one another in the attitude of prayer +and with a radiant look upon her face in which there was even a +comforting smile as he went out at the prisoners door she turned +laid her head lovingly on her fathers breast tried to speak to him +and fell at his feet + +then issuing from the obscure corner from which he had never moved +sydney carton came and took her up only her father and mr lorry +were with her his arm trembled as it raised her and supported her head +yet there was an air about him that was not all of pity that had a flush +of pride in it + +shall i take her to a coach i shall never feel her weight + +he carried her lightly to the door and laid her tenderly down in a +coach her father and their old friend got into it and he took his +seat beside the driver + +when they arrived at the gateway where he had paused in the dark not +many hours before to picture to himself on which of the rough stones +of the street her feet had trodden he lifted her again and carried +her up the staircase to their rooms there he laid her down on a +couch where her child and miss pross wept over her + +dont recall her to herself he said softly to the latter she is +better so dont revive her to consciousness while she only faints + +oh carton carton dear carton cried little lucie springing up +and throwing her arms passionately round him in a burst of grief +now that you have come i think you will do something to help mamma +something to save papa o look at her dear carton can you of all +the people who love her bear to see her so + +he bent over the child and laid her blooming cheek against his face +he put her gently from him and looked at her unconscious mother + +before i go he said and paused i may kiss her + +it was remembered afterwards that when he bent down and touched her +face with his lips he murmured some words the child who was +nearest to him told them afterwards and told her grandchildren when +she was a handsome old lady that she heard him say a life you love + +when he had gone out into the next room he turned suddenly on +mr lorry and her father who were following and said to the latter + +you had great influence but yesterday doctor manette let it at +least be tried these judges and all the men in power are very +friendly to you and very recognisant of your services are they not + +nothing connected with charles was concealed from me i had the +strongest assurances that i should save him and i did he returned +the answer in great trouble and very slowly + +try them again the hours between this and to morrow afternoon are +few and short but try + +i intend to try i will not rest a moment + +thats well i have known such energy as yours do great things +before now though never he added with a smile and a sigh together +such great things as this but try of little worth as life is when +we misuse it it is worth that effort it would cost nothing to lay +down if it were not + +i will go said doctor manette to the prosecutor and the president +straight and i will go to others whom it is better not to name +i will write too and but stay there is a celebration in the streets +and no one will be accessible until dark + +thats true well it is a forlorn hope at the best and not much +the forlorner for being delayed till dark i should like to know how +you speed though mind i expect nothing when are you likely to +have seen these dread powers doctor manette + +immediately after dark i should hope within an hour or two from this + +it will be dark soon after four let us stretch the hour or two +if i go to mr lorrys at nine shall i hear what you have done +either from our friend or from yourself + +yes + +may you prosper + +mr lorry followed sydney to the outer door and touching him on the +shoulder as he was going away caused him to turn + +i have no hope said mr lorry in a low and sorrowful whisper + +nor have i + +if any one of these men or all of these men were disposed to spare +him which is a large supposition for what is his life or any mans +to them i doubt if they durst spare him after the demonstration in +the court + +and so do i i heard the fall of the axe in that sound + +mr lorry leaned his arm upon the door post and bowed his face upon it + +dont despond said carton very gently dont grieve +i encouraged doctor manette in this idea because i felt that it +might one day be consolatory to her otherwise she might think `his +life was want only thrown away or wasted and that might trouble her + +yes yes yes returned mr lorry drying his eyes you are +right but he will perish there is no real hope + +yes he will perish there is no real hope echoed carton + +and walked with a settled step down stairs + + + +xii + +darkness + + +sydney carton paused in the street not quite decided where to go +at tellsons banking house at nine he said with a musing face +shall i do well in the mean time to show myself i think so +it is best that these people should know there is such a man as i +here it is a sound precaution and may be a necessary preparation +but care care care let me think it out + +checking his steps which had begun to tend towards an object he took +a turn or two in the already darkening street and traced the thought +in his mind to its possible consequences his first impression was +confirmed it is best he said finally resolved that these +people should know there is such a man as i here and he turned his +face towards saint antoine + +defarge had described himself that day as the keeper of a wine shop +in the saint antoine suburb it was not difficult for one who knew +the city well to find his house without asking any question having +ascertained its situation carton came out of those closer streets +again and dined at a place of refreshment and fell sound asleep +after dinner for the first time in many years he had no strong drink +since last night he had taken nothing but a little light thin wine +and last night he had dropped the brandy slowly down on mr lorrys +hearth like a man who had done with it + +it was as late as seven oclock when he awoke refreshed and went out +into the streets again as he passed along towards saint antoine he +stopped at a shop window where there was a mirror and slightly +altered the disordered arrangement of his loose cravat and his coat +collar and his wild hair this done he went on direct to defarges +and went in + +there happened to be no customer in the shop but jacques three +of the restless fingers and the croaking voice this man whom he +had seen upon the jury stood drinking at the little counter in +conversation with the defarges man and wife the vengeance assisted +in the conversation like a regular member of the establishment + +as carton walked in took his seat and asked in very indifferent +french for a small measure of wine madame defarge cast a careless +glance at him and then a keener and then a keener and then +advanced to him herself and asked him what it was he had ordered + +he repeated what he had already said + +english asked madame defarge inquisitively raising her dark eyebrows + +after looking at her as if the sound of even a single french word +were slow to express itself to him he answered in his former strong +foreign accent yes madame yes i am english + +madame defarge returned to her counter to get the wine and as he +took up a jacobin journal and feigned to pore over it puzzling out +its meaning he heard her say i swear to you like evremonde + +defarge brought him the wine and gave him good evening + +how + +good evening + +oh good evening citizen filling his glass ah and good wine +i drink to the republic + +defarge went back to the counter and said certainly a little +like madame sternly retorted i tell you a good deal like +jacques three pacifically remarked he is so much in your mind +see you madame the amiable vengeance added with a laugh yes +my faith and you are looking forward with so much pleasure to seeing +him once more to morrow + +carton followed the lines and words of his paper with a slow +forefinger and with a studious and absorbed face they were all +leaning their arms on the counter close together speaking low +after a silence of a few moments during which they all looked +towards him without disturbing his outward attention from the jacobin +editor they resumed their conversation + +it is true what madame says observed jacques three why stop +there is great force in that why stop + +well well reasoned defarge but one must stop somewhere +after all the question is still where + +at extermination said madame + +magnificent croaked jacques three the vengeance also highly +approved + +extermination is good doctrine my wife said defarge rather +troubled in general i say nothing against it but this doctor has +suffered much you have seen him to day you have observed his face +when the paper was read + +i have observed his face repeated madame contemptuously and +angrily yes i have observed his face i have observed his face +to be not the face of a true friend of the republic let him take +care of his face + +and you have observed my wife said defarge in a deprecatory +manner the anguish of his daughter which must be a dreadful +anguish to him + +i have observed his daughter repeated madame yes i have +observed his daughter more times than one i have observed her +to day and i have observed her other days i have observed her +in the court and i have observed her in the street by the prison +let me but lift my finger she seemed to raise it the listeners +eyes were always on his paper and to let it fall with a rattle on +the ledge before her as if the axe had dropped + +the citizeness is superb croaked the juryman + +she is an angel said the vengeance and embraced her + +as to thee pursued madame implacably addressing her husband +if it depended on thee which happily it does not thou wouldst +rescue this man even now + +no protested defarge not if to lift this glass would do it +but i would leave the matter there i say stop there + +see you then jacques said madame defarge wrathfully and see +you too my little vengeance see you both listen for other crimes +as tyrants and oppressors i have this race a long time on my register +doomed to destruction and extermination ask my husband is that so + +it is so assented defarge without being asked + +in the beginning of the great days when the bastille falls he +finds this paper of to day and he brings it home and in the middle +of the night when this place is clear and shut we read it here on +this spot by the light of this lamp ask him is that so + +it is so assented defarge + +that night i tell him when the paper is read through and the lamp +is burnt out and the day is gleaming in above those shutters and +between those iron bars that i have now a secret to communicate +ask him is that so + +it is so assented defarge again + +i communicate to him that secret i smite this bosom with these two +hands as i smite it now and i tell him `defarge i was brought up +among the fishermen of the sea shore and that peasant family so +injured by the two evremonde brothers as that bastille paper describes +is my family defarge that sister of the mortally wounded boy upon +the ground was my sister that husband was my sisters husband that +unborn child was their child that brother was my brother that +father was my father those dead are my dead and that summons to +answer for those things descends to me ask him is that so + +it is so assented defarge once more + +then tell wind and fire where to stop returned madame but dont +tell me + +both her hearers derived a horrible enjoyment from the deadly nature +of her wrath the listener could feel how white she was without +seeing her and both highly commended it defarge a weak minority +interposed a few words for the memory of the compassionate wife of +the marquis but only elicited from his own wife a repetition of her +last reply tell the wind and the fire where to stop not me + +customers entered and the group was broken up the english customer +paid for what he had had perplexedly counted his change and asked +as a stranger to be directed towards the national palace +madame defarge took him to the door and put her arm on his in +pointing out the road the english customer was not without his +reflections then that it might be a good deed to seize that arm +lift it and strike under it sharp and deep + +but he went his way and was soon swallowed up in the shadow of the +prison wall at the appointed hour he emerged from it to present +himself in mr lorrys room again where he found the old gentleman +walking to and fro in restless anxiety he said he had been with +lucie until just now and had only left her for a few minutes to +come and keep his appointment her father had not been seen since +he quitted the banking house towards four oclock she had some +faint hopes that his mediation might save charles but they were very +slight he had been more than five hours gone where could he be + +mr lorry waited until ten but doctor manette not returning and he +being unwilling to leave lucie any longer it was arranged that he +should go back to her and come to the banking house again at midnight +in the meanwhile carton would wait alone by the fire for the doctor + +he waited and waited and the clock struck twelve but doctor manette +did not come back mr lorry returned and found no tidings of him +and brought none where could he be + +they were discussing this question and were almost building up some +weak structure of hope on his prolonged absence when they heard him +on the stairs the instant he entered the room it was plain that +all was lost + +whether he had really been to any one or whether he had been all +that time traversing the streets was never known as he stood +staring at them they asked him no question for his face told them +everything + +i cannot find it said he and i must have it where is it + +his head and throat were bare and as he spoke with a helpless look +straying all around he took his coat off and let it drop on the floor + +where is my bench i have been looking everywhere for my bench and +i cant find it what have they done with my work time presses +i must finish those shoes + +they looked at one another and their hearts died within them + +come come said he in a whimpering miserable way let me get +to work give me my work + +receiving no answer he tore his hair and beat his feet upon the +ground like a distracted child + +dont torture a poor forlorn wretch he implored them with a dreadful +cry but give me my work what is to become of us if those shoes are +not done to night + +lost utterly lost + +it was so clearly beyond hope to reason with him or try to restore him +that as if by agreement they each put a hand upon his shoulder +and soothed him to sit down before the fire with a promise that he +should have his work presently he sank into the chair and brooded +over the embers and shed tears as if all that had happened since +the garret time were a momentary fancy or a dream mr lorry saw him +shrink into the exact figure that defarge had had in keeping + +affected and impressed with terror as they both were by this +spectacle of ruin it was not a time to yield to such emotions +his lonely daughter bereft of her final hope and reliance appealed +to them both too strongly again as if by agreement they looked at +one another with one meaning in their faces +carton was the first to speak + +the last chance is gone it was not much yes he had better be +taken to her but before you go will you for a moment steadily +attend to me dont ask me why i make the stipulations i am going to +make and exact the promise i am going to exact i have a reason a +good one + +i do not doubt it answered mr lorry say on + +the figure in the chair between them was all the time monotonously +rocking itself to and fro and moaning they spoke in such a tone as +they would have used if they had been watching by a sick bed in the night + +carton stooped to pick up the coat which lay almost entangling his feet +as he did so a small case in which the doctor was accustomed to +carry the lists of his days duties fell lightly on the floor +carton took it up and there was a folded paper in it we should +look at this he said mr lorry nodded his consent he opened it +and exclaimed thank _god_ + +what is it asked mr lorry eagerly + +a moment let me speak of it in its place first he put his hand +in his coat and took another paper from it that is the certificate +which enables me to pass out of this city look at it you see +sydney carton an englishman + +mr lorry held it open in his hand gazing in his earnest face + +keep it for me until to morrow i shall see him to morrow +you remember and i had better not take it into the prison + +why not + +i dont know i prefer not to do so now take this paper that +doctor manette has carried about him it is a similar certificate +enabling him and his daughter and her child at any time to pass the +barrier and the frontier you see + +yes + +perhaps he obtained it as his last and utmost precaution against +evil yesterday when is it dated but no matter dont stay to look +put it up carefully with mine and your own now observe i never +doubted until within this hour or two that he had or could have +such a paper it is good until recalled but it may be soon recalled +and i have reason to think will be + +they are not in danger + +they are in great danger they are in danger of denunciation by +madame defarge i know it from her own lips i have overheard words +of that womans to night which have presented their danger to me in +strong colours i have lost no time and since then i have seen the +spy he confirms me he knows that a wood sawyer living by the +prison wall is under the control of the defarges and has been +rehearsed by madame defarge as to his having seen her he never +mentioned lucies name making signs and signals to prisoners +it is easy to foresee that the pretence will be the common one a +prison plot and that it will involve her life and perhaps her +childs and perhaps her fathers for both have been seen with her +at that place dont look so horrified you will save them all + +heaven grant i may carton but how + +i am going to tell you how it will depend on you and it could +depend on no better man this new denunciation will certainly not +take place until after to morrow probably not until two or three +days afterwards more probably a week afterwards you know it is a +capital crime to mourn for or sympathise with a victim of the +guillotine she and her father would unquestionably be guilty of +this crime and this woman the inveteracy of whose pursuit cannot +be described would wait to add that strength to her case and make +herself doubly sure you follow me + +so attentively and with so much confidence in what you say that +for the moment i lose sight touching the back of the doctors +chair even of this distress + +you have money and can buy the means of travelling to the seacoast +as quickly as the journey can be made your preparations have been +completed for some days to return to england early to morrow have +your horses ready so that they may be in starting trim at two oclock +in the afternoon + +it shall be done + +his manner was so fervent and inspiring that mr lorry caught the +flame and was as quick as youth + +you are a noble heart did i say we could depend upon no better man +tell her to night what you know of her danger as involving her +child and her father dwell upon that for she would lay her own +fair head beside her husbands cheerfully he faltered for an instant +then went on as before for the sake of her child and her father +press upon her the necessity of leaving paris with them and you +at that hour tell her that it was her husbands last arrangement +tell her that more depends upon it than she dare believe or hope +you think that her father even in this sad state will submit +himself to her do you not + +i am sure of it + +i thought so quietly and steadily have all these arrangements made +in the courtyard here even to the taking of your own seat in the +carriage the moment i come to you take me in and drive away + +i understand that i wait for you under all circumstances + +you have my certificate in your hand with the rest you know +and will reserve my place wait for nothing but to have my place +occupied and then for england + +why then said mr lorry grasping his eager but so firm and +steady hand it does not all depend on one old man but i shall have +a young and ardent man at my side + +by the help of heaven you shall promise me solemnly that nothing +will influence you to alter the course on which we now stand pledged +to one another + +nothing carton + +remember these words to morrow change the course or delay in +it for any reason and no life can possibly be saved and many +lives must inevitably be sacrificed + +i will remember them i hope to do my part faithfully + +and i hope to do mine now good bye + +though he said it with a grave smile of earnestness and though he +even put the old mans hand to his lips he did not part from him +then he helped him so far to arouse the rocking figure before the +dying embers as to get a cloak and hat put upon it and to tempt it +forth to find where the bench and work were hidden that it still +moaningly besought to have he walked on the other side of it and +protected it to the courtyard of the house where the afflicted +heart so happy in the memorable time when he had revealed his own +desolate heart to it outwatched the awful night he entered the +courtyard and remained there for a few moments alone looking up at +the light in the window of her room before he went away he +breathed a blessing towards it and a farewell + + + +xiii + +fifty two + + +in the black prison of the conciergerie the doomed of the day +awaited their fate they were in number as the weeks of the year +fifty two were to roll that afternoon on the life tide of the city to +the boundless everlasting sea before their cells were quit of them +new occupants were appointed before their blood ran into the blood +spilled yesterday the blood that was to mingle with theirs to morrow +was already set apart + +two score and twelve were told off from the farmer general of seventy +whose riches could not buy his life to the seamstress of twenty +whose poverty and obscurity could not save her physical diseases +engendered in the vices and neglects of men will seize on victims +of all degrees and the frightful moral disorder born of unspeakable +suffering intolerable oppression and heartless indifference +smote equally without distinction + +charles darnay alone in a cell had sustained himself with no +flattering delusion since he came to it from the tribunal in every +line of the narrative he had heard he had heard his condemnation +he had fully comprehended that no personal influence could possibly +save him that he was virtually sentenced by the millions and that +units could avail him nothing + +nevertheless it was not easy with the face of his beloved wife +fresh before him to compose his mind to what it must bear his hold +on life was strong and it was very very hard to loosen by gradual +efforts and degrees unclosed a little here it clenched the tighter +there and when he brought his strength to bear on that hand and it +yielded this was closed again there was a hurry too in all his +thoughts a turbulent and heated working of his heart that contended +against resignation if for a moment he did feel resigned then +his wife and child who had to live after him seemed to protest and +to make it a selfish thing + +but all this was at first before long the consideration that +there was no disgrace in the fate he must meet and that numbers went +the same road wrongfully and trod it firmly every day sprang up to +stimulate him next followed the thought that much of the future +peace of mind enjoyable by the dear ones depended on his quiet +fortitude so by degrees he calmed into the better state when he +could raise his thoughts much higher and draw comfort down + +before it had set in dark on the night of his condemnation he had +travelled thus far on his last way being allowed to purchase the +means of writing and a light he sat down to write until such time +as the prison lamps should be extinguished + +he wrote a long letter to lucie showing her that he had known +nothing of her fathers imprisonment until he had heard of it from +herself and that he had been as ignorant as she of his fathers and +uncles responsibility for that misery until the paper had been read +he had already explained to her that his concealment from herself of +the name he had relinquished was the one condition fully +intelligible now that her father had attached to their betrothal +and was the one promise he had still exacted on the morning of their +marriage he entreated her for her fathers sake never to seek to +know whether her father had become oblivious of the existence of the +paper or had had it recalled to him for the moment or for good +by the story of the tower on that old sunday under the dear old +plane tree in the garden if he had preserved any definite remembrance +of it there could be no doubt that he had supposed it destroyed with +the bastille when he had found no mention of it among the relics of +prisoners which the populace had discovered there and which had been +described to all the world he besought her though he added that he +knew it was needless to console her father by impressing him +through every tender means she could think of with the truth that he +had done nothing for which he could justly reproach himself but had +uniformly forgotten himself for their joint sakes next to her +preservation of his own last grateful love and blessing and her +overcoming of her sorrow to devote herself to their dear child +he adjured her as they would meet in heaven to comfort her father + +to her father himself he wrote in the same strain but he told her +father that he expressly confided his wife and child to his care +and he told him this very strongly with the hope of rousing him +from any despondency or dangerous retrospect towards which he foresaw +he might be tending + +to mr lorry he commended them all and explained his worldly affairs +that done with many added sentences of grateful friendship and warm +attachment all was done he never thought of carton his mind was +so full of the others that he never once thought of him + +he had time to finish these letters before the lights were put out +when he lay down on his straw bed he thought he had done with this world + +but it beckoned him back in his sleep and showed itself in shining +forms free and happy back in the old house in soho though it had +nothing in it like the real house unaccountably released and light +of heart he was with lucie again and she told him it was all a dream +and he had never gone away a pause of forgetfulness and then he +had even suffered and had come back to her dead and at peace and yet +there was no difference in him another pause of oblivion and he +awoke in the sombre morning unconscious where he was or what had +happened until it flashed upon his mind this is the day of my death + +thus had he come through the hours to the day when the fifty two +heads were to fall and now while he was composed and hoped that +he could meet the end with quiet heroism a new action began in his +waking thoughts which was very difficult to master + +he had never seen the instrument that was to terminate his life +how high it was from the ground how many steps it had where he +would be stood how he would be touched whether the touching hands +would be dyed red which way his face would be turned whether he +would be the first or might be the last these and many similar +questions in nowise directed by his will obtruded themselves over +and over again countless times neither were they connected with +fear he was conscious of no fear rather they originated in a +strange besetting desire to know what to do when the time came +a desire gigantically disproportionate to the few swift moments to +which it referred a wondering that was more like the wondering of +some other spirit within his than his own + +the hours went on as he walked to and fro and the clocks struck the +numbers he would never hear again nine gone for ever ten gone for +ever eleven gone for ever twelve coming on to pass away after a +hard contest with that eccentric action of thought which had last +perplexed him he had got the better of it he walked up and down +softly repeating their names to himself the worst of the strife was +over he could walk up and down free from distracting fancies +praying for himself and for them + +twelve gone for ever + +he had been apprised that the final hour was three and he knew he +would be summoned some time earlier inasmuch as the tumbrils jolted +heavily and slowly through the streets therefore he resolved to keep +two before his mind as the hour and so to strengthen himself in the +interval that he might be able after that time to strengthen others + +walking regularly to and fro with his arms folded on his breast +a very different man from the prisoner who had walked to and fro at +la force he heard one struck away from him without surprise +the hour had measured like most other hours devoutly thankful to +heaven for his recovered self possession he thought there is but +another now and turned to walk again + +footsteps in the stone passage outside the door he stopped + +the key was put in the lock and turned before the door was opened +or as it opened a man said in a low voice in english he has never +seen me here i have kept out of his way go you in alone i wait near +lose no time + +the door was quickly opened and closed and there stood before him +face to face quiet intent upon him with the light of a smile on +his features and a cautionary finger on his lip sydney carton + +there was something so bright and remarkable in his look that for +the first moment the prisoner misdoubted him to be an apparition of +his own imagining but he spoke and it was his voice he took the +prisoners hand and it was his real grasp + +of all the people upon earth you least expected to see me he said + +i could not believe it to be you i can scarcely believe it now +you are not the apprehension came suddenly into his mind a prisoner + +no i am accidentally possessed of a power over one of the keepers +here and in virtue of it i stand before you i come from her your +wife dear darnay + +the prisoner wrung his hand + +i bring you a request from her + +what is it + +a most earnest pressing and emphatic entreaty addressed to you in the +most pathetic tones of the voice so dear to you that you well remember + +the prisoner turned his face partly aside + +you have no time to ask me why i bring it or what it means i have +no time to tell you you must comply with it take off those boots +you wear and draw on these of mine + +there was a chair against the wall of the cell behind the +prisoner carton pressing forward had already with the speed of +lightning got him down into it and stood over him barefoot + +draw on these boots of mine put your hands to them +put your will to them quick + +carton there is no escaping from this place it never can be done +you will only die with me it is madness + +it would be madness if i asked you to escape but do i when i ask +you to pass out at that door tell me it is madness and remain here +change that cravat for this of mine that coat for this of mine +while you do it let me take this ribbon from your hair and shake +out your hair like this of mine + +with wonderful quickness and with a strength both of will and action +that appeared quite supernatural he forced all these changes upon him +the prisoner was like a young child in his hands + +carton dear carton it is madness it cannot be accomplished +it never can be done it has been attempted and has always failed +i implore you not to add your death to the bitterness of mine + +do i ask you my dear darnay to pass the door when i ask that +refuse there are pen and ink and paper on this table is your hand +steady enough to write + +it was when you came in + +steady it again and write what i shall dictate quick friend quick + +pressing his hand to his bewildered head darnay sat down at the table +carton with his right hand in his breast stood close beside him + +write exactly as i speak + +to whom do i address it + +to no one carton still had his hand in his breast + +do i date it + +no + +the prisoner looked up at each question carton standing over him +with his hand in his breast looked down + +`if you remember said carton dictating `the words that passed +between us long ago you will readily comprehend this when you see it +you do remember them i know it is not in your nature to forget them + +he was drawing his hand from his breast the prisoner chancing to +look up in his hurried wonder as he wrote the hand stopped closing +upon something + +have you written `forget them carton asked + +i have is that a weapon in your hand + +no i am not armed + +what is it in your hand + +you shall know directly write on there are but a few words more +he dictated again `i am thankful that the time has come when i +can prove them that i do so is no subject for regret or grief +as he said these words with his eyes fixed on the writer his hand +slowly and softly moved down close to the writers face + +the pen dropped from darnays fingers on the table and he looked +about him vacantly + +what vapour is that he asked + +vapour + +something that crossed me + +i am conscious of nothing there can be nothing here take up the +pen and finish hurry hurry + +as if his memory were impaired or his faculties disordered the +prisoner made an effort to rally his attention as he looked at +carton with clouded eyes and with an altered manner of breathing +carton his hand again in his breast looked steadily at him + +hurry hurry + +the prisoner bent over the paper once more + +`if it had been otherwise cartons hand was again watchfully +and softly stealing down `i never should have used the longer +opportunity if it had been otherwise the hand was at the +prisoners face `i should but have had so much the more to answer +for if it had been otherwise carton looked at the pen and saw +it was trailing off into unintelligible signs + +cartons hand moved back to his breast no more the prisoner sprang +up with a reproachful look but cartons hand was close and firm at +his nostrils and cartons left arm caught him round the waist +for a few seconds he faintly struggled with the man who had come +to lay down his life for him but within a minute or so he was +stretched insensible on the ground + +quickly but with hands as true to the purpose as his heart was +carton dressed himself in the clothes the prisoner had laid aside +combed back his hair and tied it with the ribbon the prisoner had +worn then he softly called enter there come in and the spy +presented himself + +you see said carton looking up as he kneeled on one knee beside +the insensible figure putting the paper in the breast is your +hazard very great + +mr carton the spy answered with a timid snap of his fingers +my hazard is not _that_ in the thick of business here if you are +true to the whole of your bargain + +dont fear me i will be true to the death + +you must be mr carton if the tale of fifty two is to be right +being made right by you in that dress i shall have no fear + +have no fear i shall soon be out of the way of harming you and the +rest will soon be far from here please god now get assistance and +take me to the coach + +you said the spy nervously + +him man with whom i have exchanged you go out at the gate by +which you brought me in + +of course + +i was weak and faint when you brought me in and i am fainter now +you take me out the parting interview has overpowered me such a +thing has happened here often and too often your life is in your +own hands quick call assistance + +you swear not to betray me said the trembling spy as he paused +for a last moment + +man man returned carton stamping his foot have i sworn by no +solemn vow already to go through with this that you waste the +precious moments now take him yourself to the courtyard you know of +place him yourself in the carriage show him yourself to mr lorry +tell him yourself to give him no restorative but air and to remember +my words of last night and his promise of last night and drive away + +the spy withdrew and carton seated himself at the table resting his +forehead on his hands the spy returned immediately with two men + +how then said one of them contemplating the fallen figure so +afflicted to find that his friend has drawn a prize in the lottery of +sainte guillotine + +a good patriot said the other could hardly have been more +afflicted if the aristocrat had drawn a blank + +they raised the unconscious figure placed it on a litter they had +brought to the door and bent to carry it away + +the time is short evremonde said the spy in a warning voice + +i know it well answered carton be careful of my friend i +entreat you and leave me + +come then my children said barsad lift him and come away + +the door closed and carton was left alone straining his powers of +listening to the utmost he listened for any sound that might denote +suspicion or alarm there was none keys turned doors clashed +footsteps passed along distant passages no cry was raised or hurry +made that seemed unusual breathing more freely in a little while +he sat down at the table and listened again until the clock struck two + +sounds that he was not afraid of for he divined their meaning then +began to be audible several doors were opened in succession and +finally his own a gaoler with a list in his hand looked in +merely saying follow me evremonde and he followed into a large +dark room at a distance it was a dark winter day and what with +the shadows within and what with the shadows without he could but +dimly discern the others who were brought there to have their arms +bound some were standing some seated some were lamenting and in +restless motion but these were few the great majority were silent +and still looking fixedly at the ground + +as he stood by the wall in a dim corner while some of the fifty two +were brought in after him one man stopped in passing to embrace +him as having a knowledge of him it thrilled him with a great +dread of discovery but the man went on a very few moments after +that a young woman with a slight girlish form a sweet spare face +in which there was no vestige of colour and large widely opened +patient eyes rose from the seat where he had observed her sitting +and came to speak to him + +citizen evremonde she said touching him with her cold hand +i am a poor little seamstress who was with you in la force + +he murmured for answer true i forget what you were accused of + +plots though the just heaven knows that i am innocent of any +is it likely who would think of plotting with a poor little weak +creature like me + +the forlorn smile with which she said it so touched him that tears +started from his eyes + +i am not afraid to die citizen evremonde but i have done nothing +i am not unwilling to die if the republic which is to do so much +good to us poor will profit by my death but i do not know how that +can be citizen evremonde such a poor weak little creature + +as the last thing on earth that his heart was to warm and soften to +it warmed and softened to this pitiable girl + +i heard you were released citizen evremonde i hoped it was true + +it was but i was again taken and condemned + +if i may ride with you citizen evremonde will you let me hold your +hand i am not afraid but i am little and weak and it will give me +more courage + +as the patient eyes were lifted to his face he saw a sudden doubt in +them and then astonishment he pressed the work worn hunger worn +young fingers and touched his lips + +are you dying for him she whispered + +and his wife and child hush yes + +o you will let me hold your brave hand stranger + +hush yes my poor sister to the last + + * * * + +the same shadows that are falling on the prison are falling in that +same hour of the early afternoon on the barrier with the crowd about it +when a coach going out of paris drives up to be examined + +who goes here whom have we within papers + +the papers are handed out and read + +alexandre manette physician french which is he + +this is he this helpless inarticulately murmuring wandering old +man pointed out + +apparently the citizen doctor is not in his right mind +the revolution fever will have been too much for him + +greatly too much for him + +hah many suffer with it lucie his daughter french which is she + +this is she + +apparently it must be lucie the wife of evremonde is it not + +it is + +hah evremonde has an assignation elsewhere lucie her child +english this is she + +she and no other + +kiss me child of evremonde now thou hast kissed a good +republican something new in thy family remember it sydney carton +advocate english which is he + +he lies here in this corner of the carriage he too is pointed out + +apparently the english advocate is in a swoon + +it is hoped he will recover in the fresher air it is represented +that he is not in strong health and has separated sadly from a +friend who is under the displeasure of the republic + +is that all it is not a great deal that many are under the +displeasure of the republic and must look out at the little window +jarvis lorry banker english which is he + +i am he necessarily being the last + +it is jarvis lorry who has replied to all the previous questions +it is jarvis lorry who has alighted and stands with his hand on the +coach door replying to a group of officials they leisurely walk +round the carriage and leisurely mount the box to look at what +little luggage it carries on the roof the country people hanging +about press nearer to the coach doors and greedily stare in a +little child carried by its mother has its short arm held out for +it that it may touch the wife of an aristocrat who has gone to the +guillotine + +behold your papers jarvis lorry countersigned + +one can depart citizen + +one can depart forward my postilions a good journey + +i salute you citizens and the first danger passed + +these are again the words of jarvis lorry as he clasps his hands +and looks upward there is terror in the carriage there is weeping +there is the heavy breathing of the insensible traveller + +are we not going too slowly can they not be induced to go faster +asks lucie clinging to the old man + +it would seem like flight my darling i must not urge them too much +it would rouse suspicion + +look back look back and see if we are pursued + +the road is clear my dearest so far we are not pursued + +houses in twos and threes pass by us solitary farms ruinous +buildings dye works tanneries and the like open country avenues +of leafless trees the hard uneven pavement is under us the soft +deep mud is on either side sometimes we strike into the skirting +mud to avoid the stones that clatter us and shake us sometimes we +stick in ruts and sloughs there the agony of our impatience is then +so great that in our wild alarm and hurry we are for getting out and +running hiding doing anything but stopping + +out of the open country in again among ruinous buildings solitary +farms dye works tanneries and the like cottages in twos and +threes avenues of leafless trees have these men deceived us and +taken us back by another road is not this the same place twice over +thank heaven no a village look back look back and see if we are +pursued hush the posting house + +leisurely our four horses are taken out leisurely the coach stands +in the little street bereft of horses and with no likelihood upon +it of ever moving again leisurely the new horses come into visible +existence one by one leisurely the new postilions follow sucking +and plaiting the lashes of their whips leisurely the old postilions +count their money make wrong additions and arrive at dissatisfied +results all the time our overfraught hearts are beating at a rate +that would far outstrip the fastest gallop of the fastest horses ever +foaled + +at length the new postilions are in their saddles and the old are +left behind we are through the village up the hill and down the +hill and on the low watery grounds suddenly the postilions +exchange speech with animated gesticulation and the horses are +pulled up almost on their haunches we are pursued + +ho within the carriage there speak then + +what is it asks mr lorry looking out at window + +how many did they say + +i do not understand you + + at the last post how many to the guillotine to day + +fifty two + +i said so a brave number my fellow citizen here would have it +forty two ten more heads are worth having the guillotine goes +handsomely i love it hi forward whoop + +the night comes on dark he moves more he is beginning to revive +and to speak intelligibly he thinks they are still together he asks +him by his name what he has in his hand o pity us kind heaven +and help us look out look out and see if we are pursued + +the wind is rushing after us and the clouds are flying after us and +the moon is plunging after us and the whole wild night is in pursuit +of us but so far we are pursued by nothing else + + + +xiv + +the knitting done + + +in that same juncture of time when the fifty two awaited their fate +madame defarge held darkly ominous council with the vengeance and +jacques three of the revolutionary jury not in the wine shop did +madame defarge confer with these ministers but in the shed of the +wood sawyer erst a mender of roads the sawyer himself did not +participate in the conference but abided at a little distance +like an outer satellite who was not to speak until required or to +offer an opinion until invited + +but our defarge said jacques three is undoubtedly a good +republican eh + +there is no better the voluble vengeance protested in her shrill +notes in france + +peace little vengeance said madame defarge laying her hand with +a slight frown on her lieutenants lips hear me speak my husband +fellow citizen is a good republican and a bold man he has deserved +well of the republic and possesses its confidence but my husband +has his weaknesses and he is so weak as to relent towards this doctor + +it is a great pity croaked jacques three dubiously shaking his +head with his cruel fingers at his hungry mouth it is not quite +like a good citizen it is a thing to regret + +see you said madame i care nothing for this doctor i he may +wear his head or lose it for any interest i have in him it is all +one to me but the evremonde people are to be exterminated and the +wife and child must follow the husband and father + +she has a fine head for it croaked jacques three i have seen +blue eyes and golden hair there and they looked charming when samson +held them up ogre that he was he spoke like an epicure + +madame defarge cast down her eyes and reflected a little + +the child also observed jacques three with a meditative enjoyment +of his words has golden hair and blue eyes and we seldom have a +child there it is a pretty sight + +in a word said madame defarge coming out of her short abstraction +i cannot trust my husband in this matter not only do i feel since +last night that i dare not confide to him the details of my projects +but also i feel that if i delay there is danger of his giving warning +and then they might escape + +that must never be croaked jacques three no one must escape +we have not half enough as it is we ought to have six score a day + +in a word madame defarge went on my husband has not my reason +for pursuing this family to annihilation and i have not his reason +for regarding this doctor with any sensibility i must act for myself +therefore come hither little citizen + +the wood sawyer who held her in the respect and himself in the +submission of mortal fear advanced with his hand to his red cap + +touching those signals little citizen said madame defarge +sternly that she made to the prisoners you are ready to bear +witness to them this very day + +ay ay why not cried the sawyer every day in all weathers +from two to four always signalling sometimes with the little one +sometimes without i know what i know i have seen with my eyes + +he made all manner of gestures while he spoke as if in incidental +imitation of some few of the great diversity of signals that he had +never seen + +clearly plots said jacques three transparently + +there is no doubt of the jury inquired madame defarge letting her +eyes turn to him with a gloomy smile + +rely upon the patriotic jury dear citizeness i answer for my +fellow jurymen + +now let me see said madame defarge pondering again yet once more +can i spare this doctor to my husband i have no feeling either way +can i spare him + +he would count as one head observed jacques three in a low voice +we really have not heads enough it would be a pity i think + +he was signalling with her when i saw her argued madame defarge +i cannot speak of one without the other and i must not be silent +and trust the case wholly to him this little citizen here +for i am not a bad witness + +the vengeance and jacques three vied with each other in their fervent +protestations that she was the most admirable and marvellous of +witnesses the little citizen not to be outdone declared her to be +a celestial witness + +he must take his chance said madame defarge no i cannot spare +him you are engaged at three oclock you are going to see the batch +of to day executed you + +the question was addressed to the wood sawyer who hurriedly replied +in the affirmative seizing the occasion to add that he was the most +ardent of republicans and that he would be in effect the most +desolate of republicans if anything prevented him from enjoying the +pleasure of smoking his afternoon pipe in the contemplation of the +droll national barber he was so very demonstrative herein that he +might have been suspected perhaps was by the dark eyes that looked +contemptuously at him out of madame defarges head of having his small +individual fears for his own personal safety every hour in the day + +i said madame am equally engaged at the same place after it is +over say at eight to night come you to me in saint antoine and we +will give information against these people at my section + +the wood sawyer said he would be proud and flattered to attend the +citizeness the citizeness looking at him he became embarrassed +evaded her glance as a small dog would have done retreated among +his wood and hid his confusion over the handle of his saw + +madame defarge beckoned the juryman and the vengeance a little nearer +to the door and there expounded her further views to them thus + +she will now be at home awaiting the moment of his death she will +be mourning and grieving she will be in a state of mind to impeach +the justice of the republic she will be full of sympathy with its +enemies i will go to her + +what an admirable woman what an adorable woman exclaimed +jacques three rapturously ah my cherished cried the vengeance +and embraced her + +take you my knitting said madame defarge placing it in her +lieutenants hands and have it ready for me in my usual seat +keep me my usual chair go you there straight for there will +probably be a greater concourse than usual to day + +i willingly obey the orders of my chief said the vengeance with +alacrity and kissing her cheek you will not be late + +i shall be there before the commencement + +and before the tumbrils arrive be sure you are there my soul +said the vengeance calling after her for she had already turned +into the street before the tumbrils arrive + +madame defarge slightly waved her hand to imply that she heard and +might be relied upon to arrive in good time and so went through the +mud and round the corner of the prison wall the vengeance and the +juryman looking after her as she walked away were highly appreciative +of her fine figure and her superb moral endowments + +there were many women at that time upon whom the time laid a +dreadfully disfiguring hand but there was not one among them more +to be dreaded than this ruthless woman now taking her way along the +streets of a strong and fearless character of shrewd sense and +readiness of great determination of that kind of beauty which not +only seems to impart to its possessor firmness and animosity but to +strike into others an instinctive recognition of those qualities the +troubled time would have heaved her up under any circumstances +but imbued from her childhood with a brooding sense of wrong and an +inveterate hatred of a class opportunity had developed her into a +tigress she was absolutely without pity if she had ever had the +virtue in her it had quite gone out of her + +it was nothing to her that an innocent man was to die for the sins +of his forefathers she saw not him but them it was nothing to her +that his wife was to be made a widow and his daughter an orphan that +was insufficient punishment because they were her natural enemies +and her prey and as such had no right to live to appeal to her +was made hopeless by her having no sense of pity even for herself +if she had been laid low in the streets in any of the many encounters +in which she had been engaged she would not have pitied herself +nor if she had been ordered to the axe to morrow would she have +gone to it with any softer feeling than a fierce desire to change +places with the man who sent here there + +such a heart madame defarge carried under her rough robe carelessly +worn it was a becoming robe enough in a certain weird way and her +dark hair looked rich under her coarse red cap lying hidden in her +bosom was a loaded pistol lying hidden at her waist was a sharpened +dagger thus accoutred and walking with the confident tread of such +a character and with the supple freedom of a woman who had habitually +walked in her girlhood bare foot and bare legged on the brown +sea sand madame defarge took her way along the streets + +now when the journey of the travelling coach at that very moment +waiting for the completion of its load had been planned out last +night the difficulty of taking miss pross in it had much engaged +mr lorrys attention it was not merely desirable to avoid +overloading the coach but it was of the highest importance that the +time occupied in examining it and its passengers should be reduced +to the utmost since their escape might depend on the saving of only +a few seconds here and there finally he had proposed after anxious +consideration that miss pross and jerry who were at liberty to +leave the city should leave it at three oclock in the lightest +wheeled conveyance known to that period unencumbered with luggage +they would soon overtake the coach and passing it and preceding it +on the road would order its horses in advance and greatly facilitate +its progress during the precious hours of the night when delay was +the most to be dreaded + +seeing in this arrangement the hope of rendering real service in that +pressing emergency miss pross hailed it with joy she and jerry had +beheld the coach start had known who it was that solomon brought +had passed some ten minutes in tortures of suspense and were now +concluding their arrangements to follow the coach even as madame +defarge taking her way through the streets now drew nearer and +nearer to the else deserted lodging in which they held their consultation + +now what do you think mr cruncher said miss pross whose +agitation was so great that she could hardly speak or stand +or move or live what do you think of our not starting from this +courtyard another carriage having already gone from here to day +it might awaken suspicion + +my opinion miss returned mr cruncher is as youre right +likewise wot ill stand by you right or wrong + +i am so distracted with fear and hope for our precious creatures +said miss pross wildly crying that i am incapable of forming any +plan are _you_ capable of forming any plan my dear good mr cruncher + +respectin a future spear o life miss returned mr cruncher +i hope so respectin any present use o this here blessed old head +o mine i think not would you do me the favour miss to take +notice o two promises and wows wot it is my wishes fur to record in +this here crisis + +oh for gracious sake cried miss pross still wildly crying +record them at once and get them out of the way like an excellent man + +first said mr cruncher who was all in a tremble and who spoke +with an ashy and solemn visage them poor things well out o this +never no more will i do it never no more + +i am quite sure mr cruncher returned miss pross that you never +will do it again whatever it is and i beg you not to think it +necessary to mention more particularly what it is + +no miss returned jerry it shall not be named to you second +them poor things well out o this and never no more will i interfere +with mrs crunchers flopping never no more + +whatever housekeeping arrangement that may be said miss pross +striving to dry her eyes and compose herself i have no doubt it +is best that mrs cruncher should have it entirely under her own +superintendence o my poor darlings + +i go so far as to say miss moreover proceeded mr cruncher with +a most alarming tendency to hold forth as from a pulpit and let my +words be took down and took to mrs cruncher through yourself that +wot my opinions respectin flopping has undergone a change and that +wot i only hope with all my heart as mrs cruncher may be a flopping +at the present time + +there there there i hope she is my dear man cried the distracted +miss pross and i hope she finds it answering her expectations + +forbid it proceeded mr cruncher with additional solemnity +additional slowness and additional tendency to hold forth and hold +out as anything wot i have ever said or done should be wisited on +my earnest wishes for them poor creeturs now forbid it as we shouldnt +all flop if it was anyways conwenient to get em out o this here +dismal risk forbid it miss wot i say for _bid_ it this was +mr crunchers conclusion after a protracted but vain endeavour +to find a better one + +and still madame defarge pursuing her way along the streets came +nearer and nearer + +if we ever get back to our native land said miss pross you may +rely upon my telling mrs cruncher as much as i may be able to remember +and understand of what you have so impressively said and at all +events you may be sure that i shall bear witness to your being +thoroughly in earnest at this dreadful time now pray let us think +my esteemed mr cruncher let us think + +still madame defarge pursuing her way along the streets came +nearer and nearer + +if you were to go before said miss pross and stop the vehicle +and horses from coming here and were to wait somewhere for me +wouldnt that be best + +mr cruncher thought it might be best + +where could you wait for me asked miss pross + +mr cruncher was so bewildered that he could think of no locality but +temple bar alas temple bar was hundreds of miles away and madame +defarge was drawing very near indeed + +by the cathedral door said miss pross would it be much out of the +way to take me in near the great cathedral door between the two towers + +no miss answered mr cruncher + +then like the best of men said miss pross go to the posting +house straight and make that change + +i am doubtful said mr cruncher hesitating and shaking his head +about leaving of you you see we dont know what may happen + +heaven knows we dont returned miss pross but have no fear for +me take me in at the cathedral at three oclock or as near it as +you can and i am sure it will be better than our going from here +i feel certain of it there bless you mr cruncher think not of +me but of the lives that may depend on both of us + +this exordium and miss prosss two hands in quite agonised entreaty +clasping his decided mr cruncher with an encouraging nod or two +he immediately went out to alter the arrangements and left her by +herself to follow as she had proposed + +the having originated a precaution which was already in course of +execution was a great relief to miss pross the necessity of +composing her appearance so that it should attract no special notice +in the streets was another relief she looked at her watch and it +was twenty minutes past two she had no time to lose but must get +ready at once + +afraid in her extreme perturbation of the loneliness of the +deserted rooms and of half imagined faces peeping from behind every +open door in them miss pross got a basin of cold water and began +laving her eyes which were swollen and red haunted by her feverish +apprehensions she could not bear to have her sight obscured for a +minute at a time by the dripping water but constantly paused and +looked round to see that there was no one watching her in one of +those pauses she recoiled and cried out for she saw a figure +standing in the room + +the basin fell to the ground broken and the water flowed to the feet +of madame defarge by strange stern ways and through much staining +blood those feet had come to meet that water + +madame defarge looked coldly at her and said the wife of evremonde +where is she + +it flashed upon miss prosss mind that the doors were all standing +open and would suggest the flight her first act was to shut them +there were four in the room and she shut them all she then placed +herself before the door of the chamber which lucie had occupied + +madame defarges dark eyes followed her through this rapid movement +and rested on her when it was finished miss pross had nothing +beautiful about her years had not tamed the wildness or softened +the grimness of her appearance but she too was a determined woman +in her different way and she measured madame defarge with her eyes +every inch + +you might from your appearance be the wife of lucifer said miss +pross in her breathing nevertheless you shall not get the better +of me i am an englishwoman + +madame defarge looked at her scornfully but still with something of +miss prosss own perception that they two were at bay she saw a +tight hard wiry woman before her as mr lorry had seen in the same +figure a woman with a strong hand in the years gone by she knew +full well that miss pross was the familys devoted friend miss pross +knew full well that madame defarge was the familys malevolent enemy + +on my way yonder said madame defarge with a slight movement of +her hand towards the fatal spot where they reserve my chair and my +knitting for me i am come to make my compliments to her in passing +i wish to see her + +i know that your intentions are evil said miss pross and you may +depend upon it ill hold my own against them + +each spoke in her own language neither understood the others words +both were very watchful and intent to deduce from look and manner +what the unintelligible words meant + +it will do her no good to keep herself concealed from me at this +moment said madame defarge good patriots will know what that means +let me see her go tell her that i wish to see her do you hear + +if those eyes of yours were bed winches returned miss pross and +i was an english four poster they shouldnt loose a splinter of me +no you wicked foreign woman i am your match + +madame defarge was not likely to follow these idiomatic remarks in +detail but she so far understood them as to perceive that she was +set at naught + +woman imbecile and pig like said madame defarge frowning +i take no answer from you i demand to see her either tell her +that i demand to see her or stand out of the way of the door and let +me go to her this with an angry explanatory wave of her right arm + +i little thought said miss pross that i should ever want to +understand your nonsensical language but i would give all i have +except the clothes i wear to know whether you suspect the truth or +any part of it + +neither of them for a single moment released the others eyes +madame defarge had not moved from the spot where she stood when miss +pross first became aware of her but she now advanced one step + +i am a briton said miss pross i am desperate i dont care an +english twopence for myself i know that the longer i keep you here +the greater hope there is for my ladybird ill not leave a handful +of that dark hair upon your head if you lay a finger on me + +thus miss pross with a shake of her head and a flash of her eyes +between every rapid sentence and every rapid sentence a whole breath +thus miss pross who had never struck a blow in her life + +but her courage was of that emotional nature that it brought the +irrepressible tears into her eyes this was a courage that madame +defarge so little comprehended as to mistake for weakness ha ha +she laughed you poor wretch what are you worth i address myself +to that doctor then she raised her voice and called out citizen +doctor wife of evremonde child of evremonde any person but this +miserable fool answer the citizeness defarge + +perhaps the following silence perhaps some latent disclosure in the +expression of miss prosss face perhaps a sudden misgiving apart from +either suggestion whispered to madame defarge that they were gone +three of the doors she opened swiftly and looked in + +those rooms are all in disorder there has been hurried packing +there are odds and ends upon the ground there is no one in that +room behind you let me look + +never said miss pross who understood the request as perfectly as +madame defarge understood the answer + +if they are not in that room they are gone and can be pursued and +brought back said madame defarge to herself + +as long as you dont know whether they are in that room or not you +are uncertain what to do said miss pross to herself and you shall +not know that if i can prevent your knowing it and know that or +not know that you shall not leave here while i can hold you + +i have been in the streets from the first nothing has stopped me +i will tear you to pieces but i will have you from that door said +madame defarge + +we are alone at the top of a high house in a solitary courtyard +we are not likely to be heard and i pray for bodily strength to keep +you here while every minute you are here is worth a hundred thousand +guineas to my darling said miss pross + +madame defarge made at the door miss pross on the instinct of the +moment seized her round the waist in both her arms and held her +tight it was in vain for madame defarge to struggle and to strike +miss pross with the vigorous tenacity of love always so much +stronger than hate clasped her tight and even lifted her from the +floor in the struggle that they had the two hands of madame defarge +buffeted and tore her face but miss pross with her head down held +her round the waist and clung to her with more than the hold of a +drowning woman + +soon madame defarges hands ceased to strike and felt at her +encircled waist it is under my arm said miss pross in smothered +tones you shall not draw it i am stronger than you i bless +heaven for it i hold you till one or other of us faints or dies + +madame defarges hands were at her bosom miss pross looked up saw +what it was struck at it struck out a flash and a crash and stood +alone blinded with smoke + +all this was in a second as the smoke cleared leaving an awful +stillness it passed out on the air like the soul of the furious +woman whose body lay lifeless on the ground + +in the first fright and horror of her situation miss pross passed +the body as far from it as she could and ran down the stairs to call +for fruitless help happily she bethought herself of the +consequences of what she did in time to check herself and go back +it was dreadful to go in at the door again but she did go in and +even went near it to get the bonnet and other things that she must +wear these she put on out on the staircase first shutting and +locking the door and taking away the key she then sat down on the +stairs a few moments to breathe and to cry and then got up and +hurried away + +by good fortune she had a veil on her bonnet or she could hardly +have gone along the streets without being stopped by good fortune +too she was naturally so peculiar in appearance as not to show +disfigurement like any other woman she needed both advantages for +the marks of gripping fingers were deep in her face and her hair was +torn and her dress hastily composed with unsteady hands was +clutched and dragged a hundred ways + +in crossing the bridge she dropped the door key in the river +arriving at the cathedral some few minutes before her escort and +waiting there she thought what if the key were already taken in a +net what if it were identified what if the door were opened and the +remains discovered what if she were stopped at the gate sent to +prison and charged with murder in the midst of these fluttering +thoughts the escort appeared took her in and took her away + +is there any noise in the streets she asked him + +the usual noises mr cruncher replied and looked surprised by the +question and by her aspect + +i dont hear you said miss pross what do you say + +it was in vain for mr cruncher to repeat what he said miss pross +could not hear him so ill nod my head thought mr cruncher +amazed at all events shell see that and she did + +is there any noise in the streets now asked miss pross again +presently + +again mr cruncher nodded his head + +i dont hear it + +gone deaf in an hour said mr cruncher ruminating with his mind +much disturbed wots come to her + +i feel said miss pross as if there had been a flash and a crash +and that crash was the last thing i should ever hear in this life + +blest if she aint in a queer condition said mr cruncher more +and more disturbed wot can she have been a takin to keep her +courage up hark theres the roll of them dreadful carts you can +hear that miss + +i can hear said miss pross seeing that he spoke to her +nothing o my good man there was first a great crash and then a +great stillness and that stillness seems to be fixed and +unchangeable never to be broken any more as long as my life lasts + +if she dont hear the roll of those dreadful carts now very nigh +their journeys end said mr cruncher glancing over his shoulder +its my opinion that indeed she never will hear anything else in +this world + +and indeed she never did + + + +xv + +the footsteps die out for ever + + +along the paris streets the death carts rumble hollow and harsh +six tumbrils carry the days wine to la guillotine all the +devouring and insatiate monsters imagined since imagination could +record itself are fused in the one realisation guillotine and yet +there is not in france with its rich variety of soil and climate +a blade a leaf a root a sprig a peppercorn which will grow to +maturity under conditions more certain than those that have produced +this horror crush humanity out of shape once more under similar +hammers and it will twist itself into the same tortured forms +sow the same seed of rapacious license and oppression over again +and it will surely yield the same fruit according to its kind + +six tumbrils roll along the streets change these back again to what +they were thou powerful enchanter time and they shall be seen to +be the carriages of absolute monarchs the equipages of feudal nobles +the toilettes of flaring jezebels the churches that are not my +fathers house but dens of thieves the huts of millions of starving +peasants no the great magician who majestically works out the +appointed order of the creator never reverses his transformations +if thou be changed into this shape by the will of god say the +seers to the enchanted in the wise arabian stories then remain so +but if thou wear this form through mere passing conjuration then resume +thy former aspect changeless and hopeless the tumbrils roll along + +as the sombre wheels of the six carts go round they seem to plough +up a long crooked furrow among the populace in the streets ridges +of faces are thrown to this side and to that and the ploughs go +steadily onward so used are the regular inhabitants of the houses +to the spectacle that in many windows there are no people +and in some the occupation of the hands is not so much as suspended +while the eyes survey the faces in the tumbrils here and there +the inmate has visitors to see the sight then he points his finger +with something of the complacency of a curator or authorised exponent +to this cart and to this and seems to tell who sat here yesterday +and who there the day before + +of the riders in the tumbrils some observe these things and all +things on their last roadside with an impassive stare others with +a lingering interest in the ways of life and men some seated with +drooping heads are sunk in silent despair again there are some so +heedful of their looks that they cast upon the multitude such glances +as they have seen in theatres and in pictures several close their +eyes and think or try to get their straying thoughts together +only one and he a miserable creature of a crazed aspect is so +shattered and made drunk by horror that he sings and tries to +dance not one of the whole number appeals by look or gesture to +the pity of the people + +there is a guard of sundry horsemen riding abreast of the tumbrils +and faces are often turned up to some of them and they are asked +some question it would seem to be always the same question for +it is always followed by a press of people towards the third cart +the horsemen abreast of that cart frequently point out one man in it +with their swords the leading curiosity is to know which is he +he stands at the back of the tumbril with his head bent down +to converse with a mere girl who sits on the side of the cart +and holds his hand he has no curiosity or care for the scene about him +and always speaks to the girl here and there in the long street +of st honore cries are raised against him if they move him at all +it is only to a quiet smile as he shakes his hair a little more +loosely about his face he cannot easily touch his face his arms +being bound + +on the steps of a church awaiting the coming up of the tumbrils +stands the spy and prison sheep he looks into the first of them +not there he looks into the second not there he already asks +himself has he sacrificed me when his face clears as he looks +into the third + +which is evremonde says a man behind him + +that at the back there + +with his hand in the girls + +yes + +the man cries down evremonde to the guillotine all aristocrats +down evremonde + +hush hush the spy entreats him timidly + +and why not citizen + +he is going to pay the forfeit it will be paid in five minutes more +let him be at peace + +but the man continuing to exclaim down evremonde the face of +evremonde is for a moment turned towards him evremonde then sees +the spy and looks attentively at him and goes his way + +the clocks are on the stroke of three and the furrow ploughed among +the populace is turning round to come on into the place of execution +and end the ridges thrown to this side and to that now crumble in +and close behind the last plough as it passes on for all are following +to the guillotine in front of it seated in chairs as in a garden +of public diversion are a number of women busily knitting on one +of the fore most chairs stands the vengeance looking about for her +friend + +therese she cries in her shrill tones who has seen her +therese defarge + +she never missed before says a knitting woman of the sisterhood + +no nor will she miss now cries the vengeance petulantly +therese + +louder the woman recommends + +ay louder vengeance much louder and still she will scarcely hear +thee louder yet vengeance with a little oath or so added and yet +it will hardly bring her send other women up and down to seek her +lingering somewhere and yet although the messengers have done dread +deeds it is questionable whether of their own wills they will go far +enough to find her + +bad fortune cries the vengeance stamping her foot in the chair +and here are the tumbrils and evremonde will be despatched in a +wink and she not here see her knitting in my hand and her empty +chair ready for her i cry with vexation and disappointment + +as the vengeance descends from her elevation to do it the tumbrils +begin to discharge their loads the ministers of sainte guillotine +are robed and ready crash a head is held up and the knitting +women who scarcely lifted their eyes to look at it a moment ago when +it could think and speak count one + +the second tumbril empties and moves on the third comes up crash + and the knitting women never faltering or pausing in their work +count two + +the supposed evremonde descends and the seamstress is lifted out +next after him he has not relinquished her patient hand in getting +out but still holds it as he promised he gently places her with +her back to the crashing engine that constantly whirrs up and falls +and she looks into his face and thanks him + +but for you dear stranger i should not be so composed for i am +naturally a poor little thing faint of heart nor should i have been +able to raise my thoughts to him who was put to death that we might +have hope and comfort here to day i think you were sent to me by heaven + +or you to me says sydney carton keep your eyes upon me dear child +and mind no other object + +i mind nothing while i hold your hand i shall mind nothing when +i let it go if they are rapid + +they will be rapid fear not + +the two stand in the fast thinning throng of victims but they speak +as if they were alone eye to eye voice to voice hand to hand +heart to heart these two children of the universal mother else so +wide apart and differing have come together on the dark highway +to repair home together and to rest in her bosom + +brave and generous friend will you let me ask you one last +question i am very ignorant and it troubles me just a little + +tell me what it is + +i have a cousin an only relative and an orphan like myself whom i +love very dearly she is five years younger than i and she lives in +a farmers house in the south country poverty parted us and she +knows nothing of my fate for i cannot write and if i could how +should i tell her it is better as it is + +yes yes better as it is + +what i have been thinking as we came along and what i am still +thinking now as i look into your kind strong face which gives me so +much support is this if the republic really does good to the poor +and they come to be less hungry and in all ways to suffer less she +may live a long time she may even live to be old + +what then my gentle sister + +do you think the uncomplaining eyes in which there is so much +endurance fill with tears and the lips part a little more and +tremble that it will seem long to me while i wait for her in the +better land where i trust both you and i will be mercifully sheltered + +it cannot be my child there is no time there and no trouble +there + +you comfort me so much i am so ignorant am i to kiss you now +is the moment come + +yes + +she kisses his lips he kisses hers they solemnly bless each other +the spare hand does not tremble as he releases it nothing worse than +a sweet bright constancy is in the patient face she goes next +before him is gone the knitting women count twenty two + +i am the resurrection and the life saith the lord +he that believeth in me though he were dead yet shall he live +and whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die + +the murmuring of many voices the upturning of many faces +the pressing on of many footsteps in the outskirts of the crowd +so that it swells forward in a mass like one great heave of water +all flashes away twenty three + + * * * + +they said of him about the city that night that it was the +peacefullest mans face ever beheld there many added that he looked +sublime and prophetic + +one of the most remarkable sufferers by the same axe a woman had +asked at the foot of the same scaffold not long before to be +allowed to write down the thoughts that were inspiring her if he +had given any utterance to his and they were prophetic they would +have been these + +i see barsad and cly defarge the vengeance the juryman the +judge long ranks of the new oppressors who have risen on the +destruction of the old perishing by this retributive instrument +before it shall cease out of its present use i see a beautiful city +and a brilliant people rising from this abyss and in their struggles +to be truly free in their triumphs and defeats through long years +to come i see the evil of this time and of the previous time of +which this is the natural birth gradually making expiation for +itself and wearing out + +i see the lives for which i lay down my life peaceful useful +prosperous and happy in that england which i shall see no more +i see her with a child upon her bosom who bears my name i see her +father aged and bent but otherwise restored and faithful to all +men in his healing office and at peace i see the good old man so +long their friend in ten years time enriching them with all he has +and passing tranquilly to his reward + +i see that i hold a sanctuary in their hearts and in the hearts of +their descendants generations hence i see her an old woman +weeping for me on the anniversary of this day i see her and her +husband their course done lying side by side in their last earthly +bed and i know that each was not more honoured and held sacred in +the others soul than i was in the souls of both + +i see that child who lay upon her bosom and who bore my name a man +winning his way up in that path of life which once was mine i see +him winning it so well that my name is made illustrious there by the +light of his i see the blots i threw upon it faded away i see +him fore most of just judges and honoured men bringing a boy of my +name with a forehead that i know and golden hair to this place +then fair to look upon with not a trace of this days disfigurement + and i hear him tell the child my story with a tender and a faltering +voice + +it is a far far better thing that i do than i have ever done +it is a far far better rest that i go to than i have ever known + diff --git a/resources/TomSawyer.txt b/resources/TomSawyer.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a9e9b54 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/TomSawyer.txt @@ -0,0 +1,8858 @@ +The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete +by Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) + +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with +almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.net + + +Title: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete + +Author: Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) + +Release Date: July 1, 2004 [EBook #74] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ASCII + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK TOM SAWYER *** + + + + +Produced by David Widger. The previous edition was update by Jose +Menendez. + + + + + + THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER + BY + MARK TWAIN + (Samuel Langhorne Clemens) + + + + + P R E F A C E + +MOST of the adventures recorded in this book really occurred; one or +two were experiences of my own, the rest those of boys who were +schoolmates of mine. Huck Finn is drawn from life; Tom Sawyer also, but +not from an individual--he is a combination of the characteristics of +three boys whom I knew, and therefore belongs to the composite order of +architecture. + +The odd superstitions touched upon were all prevalent among children +and slaves in the West at the period of this story--that is to say, +thirty or forty years ago. + +Although my book is intended mainly for the entertainment of boys and +girls, I hope it will not be shunned by men and women on that account, +for part of my plan has been to try to pleasantly remind adults of what +they once were themselves, and of how they felt and thought and talked, +and what queer enterprises they sometimes engaged in. + + THE AUTHOR. + +HARTFORD, 1876. + + + + T O M S A W Y E R + + + +CHAPTER I + +"TOM!" + +No answer. + +"TOM!" + +No answer. + +"What's gone with that boy, I wonder? You TOM!" + +No answer. + +The old lady pulled her spectacles down and looked over them about the +room; then she put them up and looked out under them. She seldom or +never looked THROUGH them for so small a thing as a boy; they were her +state pair, the pride of her heart, and were built for "style," not +service--she could have seen through a pair of stove-lids just as well. +She looked perplexed for a moment, and then said, not fiercely, but +still loud enough for the furniture to hear: + +"Well, I lay if I get hold of you I'll--" + +She did not finish, for by this time she was bending down and punching +under the bed with the broom, and so she needed breath to punctuate the +punches with. She resurrected nothing but the cat. + +"I never did see the beat of that boy!" + +She went to the open door and stood in it and looked out among the +tomato vines and "jimpson" weeds that constituted the garden. No Tom. +So she lifted up her voice at an angle calculated for distance and +shouted: + +"Y-o-u-u TOM!" + +There was a slight noise behind her and she turned just in time to +seize a small boy by the slack of his roundabout and arrest his flight. + +"There! I might 'a' thought of that closet. What you been doing in +there?" + +"Nothing." + +"Nothing! Look at your hands. And look at your mouth. What IS that +truck?" + +"I don't know, aunt." + +"Well, I know. It's jam--that's what it is. Forty times I've said if +you didn't let that jam alone I'd skin you. Hand me that switch." + +The switch hovered in the air--the peril was desperate-- + +"My! Look behind you, aunt!" + +The old lady whirled round, and snatched her skirts out of danger. The +lad fled on the instant, scrambled up the high board-fence, and +disappeared over it. + +His aunt Polly stood surprised a moment, and then broke into a gentle +laugh. + +"Hang the boy, can't I never learn anything? Ain't he played me tricks +enough like that for me to be looking out for him by this time? But old +fools is the biggest fools there is. Can't learn an old dog new tricks, +as the saying is. But my goodness, he never plays them alike, two days, +and how is a body to know what's coming? He 'pears to know just how +long he can torment me before I get my dander up, and he knows if he +can make out to put me off for a minute or make me laugh, it's all down +again and I can't hit him a lick. I ain't doing my duty by that boy, +and that's the Lord's truth, goodness knows. Spare the rod and spile +the child, as the Good Book says. I'm a laying up sin and suffering for +us both, I know. He's full of the Old Scratch, but laws-a-me! he's my +own dead sister's boy, poor thing, and I ain't got the heart to lash +him, somehow. Every time I let him off, my conscience does hurt me so, +and every time I hit him my old heart most breaks. Well-a-well, man +that is born of woman is of few days and full of trouble, as the +Scripture says, and I reckon it's so. He'll play hookey this evening, * +and [* Southwestern for "afternoon"] I'll just be obleeged to make him +work, to-morrow, to punish him. It's mighty hard to make him work +Saturdays, when all the boys is having holiday, but he hates work more +than he hates anything else, and I've GOT to do some of my duty by him, +or I'll be the ruination of the child." + +Tom did play hookey, and he had a very good time. He got back home +barely in season to help Jim, the small colored boy, saw next-day's +wood and split the kindlings before supper--at least he was there in +time to tell his adventures to Jim while Jim did three-fourths of the +work. Tom's younger brother (or rather half-brother) Sid was already +through with his part of the work (picking up chips), for he was a +quiet boy, and had no adventurous, troublesome ways. + +While Tom was eating his supper, and stealing sugar as opportunity +offered, Aunt Polly asked him questions that were full of guile, and +very deep--for she wanted to trap him into damaging revealments. Like +many other simple-hearted souls, it was her pet vanity to believe she +was endowed with a talent for dark and mysterious diplomacy, and she +loved to contemplate her most transparent devices as marvels of low +cunning. Said she: + +"Tom, it was middling warm in school, warn't it?" + +"Yes'm." + +"Powerful warm, warn't it?" + +"Yes'm." + +"Didn't you want to go in a-swimming, Tom?" + +A bit of a scare shot through Tom--a touch of uncomfortable suspicion. +He searched Aunt Polly's face, but it told him nothing. So he said: + +"No'm--well, not very much." + +The old lady reached out her hand and felt Tom's shirt, and said: + +"But you ain't too warm now, though." And it flattered her to reflect +that she had discovered that the shirt was dry without anybody knowing +that that was what she had in her mind. But in spite of her, Tom knew +where the wind lay, now. So he forestalled what might be the next move: + +"Some of us pumped on our heads--mine's damp yet. See?" + +Aunt Polly was vexed to think she had overlooked that bit of +circumstantial evidence, and missed a trick. Then she had a new +inspiration: + +"Tom, you didn't have to undo your shirt collar where I sewed it, to +pump on your head, did you? Unbutton your jacket!" + +The trouble vanished out of Tom's face. He opened his jacket. His +shirt collar was securely sewed. + +"Bother! Well, go 'long with you. I'd made sure you'd played hookey +and been a-swimming. But I forgive ye, Tom. I reckon you're a kind of a +singed cat, as the saying is--better'n you look. THIS time." + +She was half sorry her sagacity had miscarried, and half glad that Tom +had stumbled into obedient conduct for once. + +But Sidney said: + +"Well, now, if I didn't think you sewed his collar with white thread, +but it's black." + +"Why, I did sew it with white! Tom!" + +But Tom did not wait for the rest. As he went out at the door he said: + +"Siddy, I'll lick you for that." + +In a safe place Tom examined two large needles which were thrust into +the lapels of his jacket, and had thread bound about them--one needle +carried white thread and the other black. He said: + +"She'd never noticed if it hadn't been for Sid. Confound it! sometimes +she sews it with white, and sometimes she sews it with black. I wish to +geeminy she'd stick to one or t'other--I can't keep the run of 'em. But +I bet you I'll lam Sid for that. I'll learn him!" + +He was not the Model Boy of the village. He knew the model boy very +well though--and loathed him. + +Within two minutes, or even less, he had forgotten all his troubles. +Not because his troubles were one whit less heavy and bitter to him +than a man's are to a man, but because a new and powerful interest bore +them down and drove them out of his mind for the time--just as men's +misfortunes are forgotten in the excitement of new enterprises. This +new interest was a valued novelty in whistling, which he had just +acquired from a negro, and he was suffering to practise it undisturbed. +It consisted in a peculiar bird-like turn, a sort of liquid warble, +produced by touching the tongue to the roof of the mouth at short +intervals in the midst of the music--the reader probably remembers how +to do it, if he has ever been a boy. Diligence and attention soon gave +him the knack of it, and he strode down the street with his mouth full +of harmony and his soul full of gratitude. He felt much as an +astronomer feels who has discovered a new planet--no doubt, as far as +strong, deep, unalloyed pleasure is concerned, the advantage was with +the boy, not the astronomer. + +The summer evenings were long. It was not dark, yet. Presently Tom +checked his whistle. A stranger was before him--a boy a shade larger +than himself. A new-comer of any age or either sex was an impressive +curiosity in the poor little shabby village of St. Petersburg. This boy +was well dressed, too--well dressed on a week-day. This was simply +astounding. His cap was a dainty thing, his close-buttoned blue cloth +roundabout was new and natty, and so were his pantaloons. He had shoes +on--and it was only Friday. He even wore a necktie, a bright bit of +ribbon. He had a citified air about him that ate into Tom's vitals. The +more Tom stared at the splendid marvel, the higher he turned up his +nose at his finery and the shabbier and shabbier his own outfit seemed +to him to grow. Neither boy spoke. If one moved, the other moved--but +only sidewise, in a circle; they kept face to face and eye to eye all +the time. Finally Tom said: + +"I can lick you!" + +"I'd like to see you try it." + +"Well, I can do it." + +"No you can't, either." + +"Yes I can." + +"No you can't." + +"I can." + +"You can't." + +"Can!" + +"Can't!" + +An uncomfortable pause. Then Tom said: + +"What's your name?" + +"'Tisn't any of your business, maybe." + +"Well I 'low I'll MAKE it my business." + +"Well why don't you?" + +"If you say much, I will." + +"Much--much--MUCH. There now." + +"Oh, you think you're mighty smart, DON'T you? I could lick you with +one hand tied behind me, if I wanted to." + +"Well why don't you DO it? You SAY you can do it." + +"Well I WILL, if you fool with me." + +"Oh yes--I've seen whole families in the same fix." + +"Smarty! You think you're SOME, now, DON'T you? Oh, what a hat!" + +"You can lump that hat if you don't like it. I dare you to knock it +off--and anybody that'll take a dare will suck eggs." + +"You're a liar!" + +"You're another." + +"You're a fighting liar and dasn't take it up." + +"Aw--take a walk!" + +"Say--if you give me much more of your sass I'll take and bounce a +rock off'n your head." + +"Oh, of COURSE you will." + +"Well I WILL." + +"Well why don't you DO it then? What do you keep SAYING you will for? +Why don't you DO it? It's because you're afraid." + +"I AIN'T afraid." + +"You are." + +"I ain't." + +"You are." + +Another pause, and more eying and sidling around each other. Presently +they were shoulder to shoulder. Tom said: + +"Get away from here!" + +"Go away yourself!" + +"I won't." + +"I won't either." + +So they stood, each with a foot placed at an angle as a brace, and +both shoving with might and main, and glowering at each other with +hate. But neither could get an advantage. After struggling till both +were hot and flushed, each relaxed his strain with watchful caution, +and Tom said: + +"You're a coward and a pup. I'll tell my big brother on you, and he +can thrash you with his little finger, and I'll make him do it, too." + +"What do I care for your big brother? I've got a brother that's bigger +than he is--and what's more, he can throw him over that fence, too." +[Both brothers were imaginary.] + +"That's a lie." + +"YOUR saying so don't make it so." + +Tom drew a line in the dust with his big toe, and said: + +"I dare you to step over that, and I'll lick you till you can't stand +up. Anybody that'll take a dare will steal sheep." + +The new boy stepped over promptly, and said: + +"Now you said you'd do it, now let's see you do it." + +"Don't you crowd me now; you better look out." + +"Well, you SAID you'd do it--why don't you do it?" + +"By jingo! for two cents I WILL do it." + +The new boy took two broad coppers out of his pocket and held them out +with derision. Tom struck them to the ground. In an instant both boys +were rolling and tumbling in the dirt, gripped together like cats; and +for the space of a minute they tugged and tore at each other's hair and +clothes, punched and scratched each other's nose, and covered +themselves with dust and glory. Presently the confusion took form, and +through the fog of battle Tom appeared, seated astride the new boy, and +pounding him with his fists. "Holler 'nuff!" said he. + +The boy only struggled to free himself. He was crying--mainly from rage. + +"Holler 'nuff!"--and the pounding went on. + +At last the stranger got out a smothered "'Nuff!" and Tom let him up +and said: + +"Now that'll learn you. Better look out who you're fooling with next +time." + +The new boy went off brushing the dust from his clothes, sobbing, +snuffling, and occasionally looking back and shaking his head and +threatening what he would do to Tom the "next time he caught him out." +To which Tom responded with jeers, and started off in high feather, and +as soon as his back was turned the new boy snatched up a stone, threw +it and hit him between the shoulders and then turned tail and ran like +an antelope. Tom chased the traitor home, and thus found out where he +lived. He then held a position at the gate for some time, daring the +enemy to come outside, but the enemy only made faces at him through the +window and declined. At last the enemy's mother appeared, and called +Tom a bad, vicious, vulgar child, and ordered him away. So he went +away; but he said he "'lowed" to "lay" for that boy. + +He got home pretty late that night, and when he climbed cautiously in +at the window, he uncovered an ambuscade, in the person of his aunt; +and when she saw the state his clothes were in her resolution to turn +his Saturday holiday into captivity at hard labor became adamantine in +its firmness. + + + +CHAPTER II + +SATURDAY morning was come, and all the summer world was bright and +fresh, and brimming with life. There was a song in every heart; and if +the heart was young the music issued at the lips. There was cheer in +every face and a spring in every step. The locust-trees were in bloom +and the fragrance of the blossoms filled the air. Cardiff Hill, beyond +the village and above it, was green with vegetation and it lay just far +enough away to seem a Delectable Land, dreamy, reposeful, and inviting. + +Tom appeared on the sidewalk with a bucket of whitewash and a +long-handled brush. He surveyed the fence, and all gladness left him and +a deep melancholy settled down upon his spirit. Thirty yards of board +fence nine feet high. Life to him seemed hollow, and existence but a +burden. Sighing, he dipped his brush and passed it along the topmost +plank; repeated the operation; did it again; compared the insignificant +whitewashed streak with the far-reaching continent of unwhitewashed +fence, and sat down on a tree-box discouraged. Jim came skipping out at +the gate with a tin pail, and singing Buffalo Gals. Bringing water from +the town pump had always been hateful work in Tom's eyes, before, but +now it did not strike him so. He remembered that there was company at +the pump. White, mulatto, and negro boys and girls were always there +waiting their turns, resting, trading playthings, quarrelling, +fighting, skylarking. And he remembered that although the pump was only +a hundred and fifty yards off, Jim never got back with a bucket of +water under an hour--and even then somebody generally had to go after +him. Tom said: + +"Say, Jim, I'll fetch the water if you'll whitewash some." + +Jim shook his head and said: + +"Can't, Mars Tom. Ole missis, she tole me I got to go an' git dis +water an' not stop foolin' roun' wid anybody. She say she spec' Mars +Tom gwine to ax me to whitewash, an' so she tole me go 'long an' 'tend +to my own business--she 'lowed SHE'D 'tend to de whitewashin'." + +"Oh, never you mind what she said, Jim. That's the way she always +talks. Gimme the bucket--I won't be gone only a a minute. SHE won't +ever know." + +"Oh, I dasn't, Mars Tom. Ole missis she'd take an' tar de head off'n +me. 'Deed she would." + +"SHE! She never licks anybody--whacks 'em over the head with her +thimble--and who cares for that, I'd like to know. She talks awful, but +talk don't hurt--anyways it don't if she don't cry. Jim, I'll give you +a marvel. I'll give you a white alley!" + +Jim began to waver. + +"White alley, Jim! And it's a bully taw." + +"My! Dat's a mighty gay marvel, I tell you! But Mars Tom I's powerful +'fraid ole missis--" + +"And besides, if you will I'll show you my sore toe." + +Jim was only human--this attraction was too much for him. He put down +his pail, took the white alley, and bent over the toe with absorbing +interest while the bandage was being unwound. In another moment he was +flying down the street with his pail and a tingling rear, Tom was +whitewashing with vigor, and Aunt Polly was retiring from the field +with a slipper in her hand and triumph in her eye. + +But Tom's energy did not last. He began to think of the fun he had +planned for this day, and his sorrows multiplied. Soon the free boys +would come tripping along on all sorts of delicious expeditions, and +they would make a world of fun of him for having to work--the very +thought of it burnt him like fire. He got out his worldly wealth and +examined it--bits of toys, marbles, and trash; enough to buy an +exchange of WORK, maybe, but not half enough to buy so much as half an +hour of pure freedom. So he returned his straitened means to his +pocket, and gave up the idea of trying to buy the boys. At this dark +and hopeless moment an inspiration burst upon him! Nothing less than a +great, magnificent inspiration. + +He took up his brush and went tranquilly to work. Ben Rogers hove in +sight presently--the very boy, of all boys, whose ridicule he had been +dreading. Ben's gait was the hop-skip-and-jump--proof enough that his +heart was light and his anticipations high. He was eating an apple, and +giving a long, melodious whoop, at intervals, followed by a deep-toned +ding-dong-dong, ding-dong-dong, for he was personating a steamboat. As +he drew near, he slackened speed, took the middle of the street, leaned +far over to starboard and rounded to ponderously and with laborious +pomp and circumstance--for he was personating the Big Missouri, and +considered himself to be drawing nine feet of water. He was boat and +captain and engine-bells combined, so he had to imagine himself +standing on his own hurricane-deck giving the orders and executing them: + +"Stop her, sir! Ting-a-ling-ling!" The headway ran almost out, and he +drew up slowly toward the sidewalk. + +"Ship up to back! Ting-a-ling-ling!" His arms straightened and +stiffened down his sides. + +"Set her back on the stabboard! Ting-a-ling-ling! Chow! ch-chow-wow! +Chow!" His right hand, meantime, describing stately circles--for it was +representing a forty-foot wheel. + +"Let her go back on the labboard! Ting-a-lingling! Chow-ch-chow-chow!" +The left hand began to describe circles. + +"Stop the stabboard! Ting-a-ling-ling! Stop the labboard! Come ahead +on the stabboard! Stop her! Let your outside turn over slow! +Ting-a-ling-ling! Chow-ow-ow! Get out that head-line! LIVELY now! +Come--out with your spring-line--what're you about there! Take a turn +round that stump with the bight of it! Stand by that stage, now--let her +go! Done with the engines, sir! Ting-a-ling-ling! SH'T! S'H'T! SH'T!" +(trying the gauge-cocks). + +Tom went on whitewashing--paid no attention to the steamboat. Ben +stared a moment and then said: "Hi-YI! YOU'RE up a stump, ain't you!" + +No answer. Tom surveyed his last touch with the eye of an artist, then +he gave his brush another gentle sweep and surveyed the result, as +before. Ben ranged up alongside of him. Tom's mouth watered for the +apple, but he stuck to his work. Ben said: + +"Hello, old chap, you got to work, hey?" + +Tom wheeled suddenly and said: + +"Why, it's you, Ben! I warn't noticing." + +"Say--I'm going in a-swimming, I am. Don't you wish you could? But of +course you'd druther WORK--wouldn't you? Course you would!" + +Tom contemplated the boy a bit, and said: + +"What do you call work?" + +"Why, ain't THAT work?" + +Tom resumed his whitewashing, and answered carelessly: + +"Well, maybe it is, and maybe it ain't. All I know, is, it suits Tom +Sawyer." + +"Oh come, now, you don't mean to let on that you LIKE it?" + +The brush continued to move. + +"Like it? Well, I don't see why I oughtn't to like it. Does a boy get +a chance to whitewash a fence every day?" + +That put the thing in a new light. Ben stopped nibbling his apple. Tom +swept his brush daintily back and forth--stepped back to note the +effect--added a touch here and there--criticised the effect again--Ben +watching every move and getting more and more interested, more and more +absorbed. Presently he said: + +"Say, Tom, let ME whitewash a little." + +Tom considered, was about to consent; but he altered his mind: + +"No--no--I reckon it wouldn't hardly do, Ben. You see, Aunt Polly's +awful particular about this fence--right here on the street, you know +--but if it was the back fence I wouldn't mind and SHE wouldn't. Yes, +she's awful particular about this fence; it's got to be done very +careful; I reckon there ain't one boy in a thousand, maybe two +thousand, that can do it the way it's got to be done." + +"No--is that so? Oh come, now--lemme just try. Only just a little--I'd +let YOU, if you was me, Tom." + +"Ben, I'd like to, honest injun; but Aunt Polly--well, Jim wanted to +do it, but she wouldn't let him; Sid wanted to do it, and she wouldn't +let Sid. Now don't you see how I'm fixed? If you was to tackle this +fence and anything was to happen to it--" + +"Oh, shucks, I'll be just as careful. Now lemme try. Say--I'll give +you the core of my apple." + +"Well, here--No, Ben, now don't. I'm afeard--" + +"I'll give you ALL of it!" + +Tom gave up the brush with reluctance in his face, but alacrity in his +heart. And while the late steamer Big Missouri worked and sweated in +the sun, the retired artist sat on a barrel in the shade close by, +dangled his legs, munched his apple, and planned the slaughter of more +innocents. There was no lack of material; boys happened along every +little while; they came to jeer, but remained to whitewash. By the time +Ben was fagged out, Tom had traded the next chance to Billy Fisher for +a kite, in good repair; and when he played out, Johnny Miller bought in +for a dead rat and a string to swing it with--and so on, and so on, +hour after hour. And when the middle of the afternoon came, from being +a poor poverty-stricken boy in the morning, Tom was literally rolling +in wealth. He had besides the things before mentioned, twelve marbles, +part of a jews-harp, a piece of blue bottle-glass to look through, a +spool cannon, a key that wouldn't unlock anything, a fragment of chalk, +a glass stopper of a decanter, a tin soldier, a couple of tadpoles, six +fire-crackers, a kitten with only one eye, a brass doorknob, a +dog-collar--but no dog--the handle of a knife, four pieces of +orange-peel, and a dilapidated old window sash. + +He had had a nice, good, idle time all the while--plenty of company +--and the fence had three coats of whitewash on it! If he hadn't run out +of whitewash he would have bankrupted every boy in the village. + +Tom said to himself that it was not such a hollow world, after all. He +had discovered a great law of human action, without knowing it--namely, +that in order to make a man or a boy covet a thing, it is only +necessary to make the thing difficult to attain. If he had been a great +and wise philosopher, like the writer of this book, he would now have +comprehended that Work consists of whatever a body is OBLIGED to do, +and that Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do. And +this would help him to understand why constructing artificial flowers +or performing on a tread-mill is work, while rolling ten-pins or +climbing Mont Blanc is only amusement. There are wealthy gentlemen in +England who drive four-horse passenger-coaches twenty or thirty miles +on a daily line, in the summer, because the privilege costs them +considerable money; but if they were offered wages for the service, +that would turn it into work and then they would resign. + +The boy mused awhile over the substantial change which had taken place +in his worldly circumstances, and then wended toward headquarters to +report. + + + +CHAPTER III + +TOM presented himself before Aunt Polly, who was sitting by an open +window in a pleasant rearward apartment, which was bedroom, +breakfast-room, dining-room, and library, combined. The balmy summer +air, the restful quiet, the odor of the flowers, and the drowsing murmur +of the bees had had their effect, and she was nodding over her knitting +--for she had no company but the cat, and it was asleep in her lap. Her +spectacles were propped up on her gray head for safety. She had thought +that of course Tom had deserted long ago, and she wondered at seeing him +place himself in her power again in this intrepid way. He said: "Mayn't +I go and play now, aunt?" + +"What, a'ready? How much have you done?" + +"It's all done, aunt." + +"Tom, don't lie to me--I can't bear it." + +"I ain't, aunt; it IS all done." + +Aunt Polly placed small trust in such evidence. She went out to see +for herself; and she would have been content to find twenty per cent. +of Tom's statement true. When she found the entire fence whitewashed, +and not only whitewashed but elaborately coated and recoated, and even +a streak added to the ground, her astonishment was almost unspeakable. +She said: + +"Well, I never! There's no getting round it, you can work when you're +a mind to, Tom." And then she diluted the compliment by adding, "But +it's powerful seldom you're a mind to, I'm bound to say. Well, go 'long +and play; but mind you get back some time in a week, or I'll tan you." + +She was so overcome by the splendor of his achievement that she took +him into the closet and selected a choice apple and delivered it to +him, along with an improving lecture upon the added value and flavor a +treat took to itself when it came without sin through virtuous effort. +And while she closed with a happy Scriptural flourish, he "hooked" a +doughnut. + +Then he skipped out, and saw Sid just starting up the outside stairway +that led to the back rooms on the second floor. Clods were handy and +the air was full of them in a twinkling. They raged around Sid like a +hail-storm; and before Aunt Polly could collect her surprised faculties +and sally to the rescue, six or seven clods had taken personal effect, +and Tom was over the fence and gone. There was a gate, but as a general +thing he was too crowded for time to make use of it. His soul was at +peace, now that he had settled with Sid for calling attention to his +black thread and getting him into trouble. + +Tom skirted the block, and came round into a muddy alley that led by +the back of his aunt's cow-stable. He presently got safely beyond the +reach of capture and punishment, and hastened toward the public square +of the village, where two "military" companies of boys had met for +conflict, according to previous appointment. Tom was General of one of +these armies, Joe Harper (a bosom friend) General of the other. These +two great commanders did not condescend to fight in person--that being +better suited to the still smaller fry--but sat together on an eminence +and conducted the field operations by orders delivered through +aides-de-camp. Tom's army won a great victory, after a long and +hard-fought battle. Then the dead were counted, prisoners exchanged, +the terms of the next disagreement agreed upon, and the day for the +necessary battle appointed; after which the armies fell into line and +marched away, and Tom turned homeward alone. + +As he was passing by the house where Jeff Thatcher lived, he saw a new +girl in the garden--a lovely little blue-eyed creature with yellow hair +plaited into two long-tails, white summer frock and embroidered +pantalettes. The fresh-crowned hero fell without firing a shot. A +certain Amy Lawrence vanished out of his heart and left not even a +memory of herself behind. He had thought he loved her to distraction; +he had regarded his passion as adoration; and behold it was only a poor +little evanescent partiality. He had been months winning her; she had +confessed hardly a week ago; he had been the happiest and the proudest +boy in the world only seven short days, and here in one instant of time +she had gone out of his heart like a casual stranger whose visit is +done. + +He worshipped this new angel with furtive eye, till he saw that she +had discovered him; then he pretended he did not know she was present, +and began to "show off" in all sorts of absurd boyish ways, in order to +win her admiration. He kept up this grotesque foolishness for some +time; but by-and-by, while he was in the midst of some dangerous +gymnastic performances, he glanced aside and saw that the little girl +was wending her way toward the house. Tom came up to the fence and +leaned on it, grieving, and hoping she would tarry yet awhile longer. +She halted a moment on the steps and then moved toward the door. Tom +heaved a great sigh as she put her foot on the threshold. But his face +lit up, right away, for she tossed a pansy over the fence a moment +before she disappeared. + +The boy ran around and stopped within a foot or two of the flower, and +then shaded his eyes with his hand and began to look down street as if +he had discovered something of interest going on in that direction. +Presently he picked up a straw and began trying to balance it on his +nose, with his head tilted far back; and as he moved from side to side, +in his efforts, he edged nearer and nearer toward the pansy; finally +his bare foot rested upon it, his pliant toes closed upon it, and he +hopped away with the treasure and disappeared round the corner. But +only for a minute--only while he could button the flower inside his +jacket, next his heart--or next his stomach, possibly, for he was not +much posted in anatomy, and not hypercritical, anyway. + +He returned, now, and hung about the fence till nightfall, "showing +off," as before; but the girl never exhibited herself again, though Tom +comforted himself a little with the hope that she had been near some +window, meantime, and been aware of his attentions. Finally he strode +home reluctantly, with his poor head full of visions. + +All through supper his spirits were so high that his aunt wondered +"what had got into the child." He took a good scolding about clodding +Sid, and did not seem to mind it in the least. He tried to steal sugar +under his aunt's very nose, and got his knuckles rapped for it. He said: + +"Aunt, you don't whack Sid when he takes it." + +"Well, Sid don't torment a body the way you do. You'd be always into +that sugar if I warn't watching you." + +Presently she stepped into the kitchen, and Sid, happy in his +immunity, reached for the sugar-bowl--a sort of glorying over Tom which +was wellnigh unbearable. But Sid's fingers slipped and the bowl dropped +and broke. Tom was in ecstasies. In such ecstasies that he even +controlled his tongue and was silent. He said to himself that he would +not speak a word, even when his aunt came in, but would sit perfectly +still till she asked who did the mischief; and then he would tell, and +there would be nothing so good in the world as to see that pet model +"catch it." He was so brimful of exultation that he could hardly hold +himself when the old lady came back and stood above the wreck +discharging lightnings of wrath from over her spectacles. He said to +himself, "Now it's coming!" And the next instant he was sprawling on +the floor! The potent palm was uplifted to strike again when Tom cried +out: + +"Hold on, now, what 'er you belting ME for?--Sid broke it!" + +Aunt Polly paused, perplexed, and Tom looked for healing pity. But +when she got her tongue again, she only said: + +"Umf! Well, you didn't get a lick amiss, I reckon. You been into some +other audacious mischief when I wasn't around, like enough." + +Then her conscience reproached her, and she yearned to say something +kind and loving; but she judged that this would be construed into a +confession that she had been in the wrong, and discipline forbade that. +So she kept silence, and went about her affairs with a troubled heart. +Tom sulked in a corner and exalted his woes. He knew that in her heart +his aunt was on her knees to him, and he was morosely gratified by the +consciousness of it. He would hang out no signals, he would take notice +of none. He knew that a yearning glance fell upon him, now and then, +through a film of tears, but he refused recognition of it. He pictured +himself lying sick unto death and his aunt bending over him beseeching +one little forgiving word, but he would turn his face to the wall, and +die with that word unsaid. Ah, how would she feel then? And he pictured +himself brought home from the river, dead, with his curls all wet, and +his sore heart at rest. How she would throw herself upon him, and how +her tears would fall like rain, and her lips pray God to give her back +her boy and she would never, never abuse him any more! But he would lie +there cold and white and make no sign--a poor little sufferer, whose +griefs were at an end. He so worked upon his feelings with the pathos +of these dreams, that he had to keep swallowing, he was so like to +choke; and his eyes swam in a blur of water, which overflowed when he +winked, and ran down and trickled from the end of his nose. And such a +luxury to him was this petting of his sorrows, that he could not bear +to have any worldly cheeriness or any grating delight intrude upon it; +it was too sacred for such contact; and so, presently, when his cousin +Mary danced in, all alive with the joy of seeing home again after an +age-long visit of one week to the country, he got up and moved in +clouds and darkness out at one door as she brought song and sunshine in +at the other. + +He wandered far from the accustomed haunts of boys, and sought +desolate places that were in harmony with his spirit. A log raft in the +river invited him, and he seated himself on its outer edge and +contemplated the dreary vastness of the stream, wishing, the while, +that he could only be drowned, all at once and unconsciously, without +undergoing the uncomfortable routine devised by nature. Then he thought +of his flower. He got it out, rumpled and wilted, and it mightily +increased his dismal felicity. He wondered if she would pity him if she +knew? Would she cry, and wish that she had a right to put her arms +around his neck and comfort him? Or would she turn coldly away like all +the hollow world? This picture brought such an agony of pleasurable +suffering that he worked it over and over again in his mind and set it +up in new and varied lights, till he wore it threadbare. At last he +rose up sighing and departed in the darkness. + +About half-past nine or ten o'clock he came along the deserted street +to where the Adored Unknown lived; he paused a moment; no sound fell +upon his listening ear; a candle was casting a dull glow upon the +curtain of a second-story window. Was the sacred presence there? He +climbed the fence, threaded his stealthy way through the plants, till +he stood under that window; he looked up at it long, and with emotion; +then he laid him down on the ground under it, disposing himself upon +his back, with his hands clasped upon his breast and holding his poor +wilted flower. And thus he would die--out in the cold world, with no +shelter over his homeless head, no friendly hand to wipe the +death-damps from his brow, no loving face to bend pityingly over him +when the great agony came. And thus SHE would see him when she looked +out upon the glad morning, and oh! would she drop one little tear upon +his poor, lifeless form, would she heave one little sigh to see a bright +young life so rudely blighted, so untimely cut down? + +The window went up, a maid-servant's discordant voice profaned the +holy calm, and a deluge of water drenched the prone martyr's remains! + +The strangling hero sprang up with a relieving snort. There was a whiz +as of a missile in the air, mingled with the murmur of a curse, a sound +as of shivering glass followed, and a small, vague form went over the +fence and shot away in the gloom. + +Not long after, as Tom, all undressed for bed, was surveying his +drenched garments by the light of a tallow dip, Sid woke up; but if he +had any dim idea of making any "references to allusions," he thought +better of it and held his peace, for there was danger in Tom's eye. + +Tom turned in without the added vexation of prayers, and Sid made +mental note of the omission. + + + +CHAPTER IV + +THE sun rose upon a tranquil world, and beamed down upon the peaceful +village like a benediction. Breakfast over, Aunt Polly had family +worship: it began with a prayer built from the ground up of solid +courses of Scriptural quotations, welded together with a thin mortar of +originality; and from the summit of this she delivered a grim chapter +of the Mosaic Law, as from Sinai. + +Then Tom girded up his loins, so to speak, and went to work to "get +his verses." Sid had learned his lesson days before. Tom bent all his +energies to the memorizing of five verses, and he chose part of the +Sermon on the Mount, because he could find no verses that were shorter. +At the end of half an hour Tom had a vague general idea of his lesson, +but no more, for his mind was traversing the whole field of human +thought, and his hands were busy with distracting recreations. Mary +took his book to hear him recite, and he tried to find his way through +the fog: + +"Blessed are the--a--a--" + +"Poor"-- + +"Yes--poor; blessed are the poor--a--a--" + +"In spirit--" + +"In spirit; blessed are the poor in spirit, for they--they--" + +"THEIRS--" + +"For THEIRS. Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom +of heaven. Blessed are they that mourn, for they--they--" + +"Sh--" + +"For they--a--" + +"S, H, A--" + +"For they S, H--Oh, I don't know what it is!" + +"SHALL!" + +"Oh, SHALL! for they shall--for they shall--a--a--shall mourn--a--a-- +blessed are they that shall--they that--a--they that shall mourn, for +they shall--a--shall WHAT? Why don't you tell me, Mary?--what do you +want to be so mean for?" + +"Oh, Tom, you poor thick-headed thing, I'm not teasing you. I wouldn't +do that. You must go and learn it again. Don't you be discouraged, Tom, +you'll manage it--and if you do, I'll give you something ever so nice. +There, now, that's a good boy." + +"All right! What is it, Mary, tell me what it is." + +"Never you mind, Tom. You know if I say it's nice, it is nice." + +"You bet you that's so, Mary. All right, I'll tackle it again." + +And he did "tackle it again"--and under the double pressure of +curiosity and prospective gain he did it with such spirit that he +accomplished a shining success. Mary gave him a brand-new "Barlow" +knife worth twelve and a half cents; and the convulsion of delight that +swept his system shook him to his foundations. True, the knife would +not cut anything, but it was a "sure-enough" Barlow, and there was +inconceivable grandeur in that--though where the Western boys ever got +the idea that such a weapon could possibly be counterfeited to its +injury is an imposing mystery and will always remain so, perhaps. Tom +contrived to scarify the cupboard with it, and was arranging to begin +on the bureau, when he was called off to dress for Sunday-school. + +Mary gave him a tin basin of water and a piece of soap, and he went +outside the door and set the basin on a little bench there; then he +dipped the soap in the water and laid it down; turned up his sleeves; +poured out the water on the ground, gently, and then entered the +kitchen and began to wipe his face diligently on the towel behind the +door. But Mary removed the towel and said: + +"Now ain't you ashamed, Tom. You mustn't be so bad. Water won't hurt +you." + +Tom was a trifle disconcerted. The basin was refilled, and this time +he stood over it a little while, gathering resolution; took in a big +breath and began. When he entered the kitchen presently, with both eyes +shut and groping for the towel with his hands, an honorable testimony +of suds and water was dripping from his face. But when he emerged from +the towel, he was not yet satisfactory, for the clean territory stopped +short at his chin and his jaws, like a mask; below and beyond this line +there was a dark expanse of unirrigated soil that spread downward in +front and backward around his neck. Mary took him in hand, and when she +was done with him he was a man and a brother, without distinction of +color, and his saturated hair was neatly brushed, and its short curls +wrought into a dainty and symmetrical general effect. [He privately +smoothed out the curls, with labor and difficulty, and plastered his +hair close down to his head; for he held curls to be effeminate, and +his own filled his life with bitterness.] Then Mary got out a suit of +his clothing that had been used only on Sundays during two years--they +were simply called his "other clothes"--and so by that we know the +size of his wardrobe. The girl "put him to rights" after he had dressed +himself; she buttoned his neat roundabout up to his chin, turned his +vast shirt collar down over his shoulders, brushed him off and crowned +him with his speckled straw hat. He now looked exceedingly improved and +uncomfortable. He was fully as uncomfortable as he looked; for there +was a restraint about whole clothes and cleanliness that galled him. He +hoped that Mary would forget his shoes, but the hope was blighted; she +coated them thoroughly with tallow, as was the custom, and brought them +out. He lost his temper and said he was always being made to do +everything he didn't want to do. But Mary said, persuasively: + +"Please, Tom--that's a good boy." + +So he got into the shoes snarling. Mary was soon ready, and the three +children set out for Sunday-school--a place that Tom hated with his +whole heart; but Sid and Mary were fond of it. + +Sabbath-school hours were from nine to half-past ten; and then church +service. Two of the children always remained for the sermon +voluntarily, and the other always remained too--for stronger reasons. +The church's high-backed, uncushioned pews would seat about three +hundred persons; the edifice was but a small, plain affair, with a sort +of pine board tree-box on top of it for a steeple. At the door Tom +dropped back a step and accosted a Sunday-dressed comrade: + +"Say, Billy, got a yaller ticket?" + +"Yes." + +"What'll you take for her?" + +"What'll you give?" + +"Piece of lickrish and a fish-hook." + +"Less see 'em." + +Tom exhibited. They were satisfactory, and the property changed hands. +Then Tom traded a couple of white alleys for three red tickets, and +some small trifle or other for a couple of blue ones. He waylaid other +boys as they came, and went on buying tickets of various colors ten or +fifteen minutes longer. He entered the church, now, with a swarm of +clean and noisy boys and girls, proceeded to his seat and started a +quarrel with the first boy that came handy. The teacher, a grave, +elderly man, interfered; then turned his back a moment and Tom pulled a +boy's hair in the next bench, and was absorbed in his book when the boy +turned around; stuck a pin in another boy, presently, in order to hear +him say "Ouch!" and got a new reprimand from his teacher. Tom's whole +class were of a pattern--restless, noisy, and troublesome. When they +came to recite their lessons, not one of them knew his verses +perfectly, but had to be prompted all along. However, they worried +through, and each got his reward--in small blue tickets, each with a +passage of Scripture on it; each blue ticket was pay for two verses of +the recitation. Ten blue tickets equalled a red one, and could be +exchanged for it; ten red tickets equalled a yellow one; for ten yellow +tickets the superintendent gave a very plainly bound Bible (worth forty +cents in those easy times) to the pupil. How many of my readers would +have the industry and application to memorize two thousand verses, even +for a Dore Bible? And yet Mary had acquired two Bibles in this way--it +was the patient work of two years--and a boy of German parentage had +won four or five. He once recited three thousand verses without +stopping; but the strain upon his mental faculties was too great, and +he was little better than an idiot from that day forth--a grievous +misfortune for the school, for on great occasions, before company, the +superintendent (as Tom expressed it) had always made this boy come out +and "spread himself." Only the older pupils managed to keep their +tickets and stick to their tedious work long enough to get a Bible, and +so the delivery of one of these prizes was a rare and noteworthy +circumstance; the successful pupil was so great and conspicuous for +that day that on the spot every scholar's heart was fired with a fresh +ambition that often lasted a couple of weeks. It is possible that Tom's +mental stomach had never really hungered for one of those prizes, but +unquestionably his entire being had for many a day longed for the glory +and the eclat that came with it. + +In due course the superintendent stood up in front of the pulpit, with +a closed hymn-book in his hand and his forefinger inserted between its +leaves, and commanded attention. When a Sunday-school superintendent +makes his customary little speech, a hymn-book in the hand is as +necessary as is the inevitable sheet of music in the hand of a singer +who stands forward on the platform and sings a solo at a concert +--though why, is a mystery: for neither the hymn-book nor the sheet of +music is ever referred to by the sufferer. This superintendent was a +slim creature of thirty-five, with a sandy goatee and short sandy hair; +he wore a stiff standing-collar whose upper edge almost reached his +ears and whose sharp points curved forward abreast the corners of his +mouth--a fence that compelled a straight lookout ahead, and a turning +of the whole body when a side view was required; his chin was propped +on a spreading cravat which was as broad and as long as a bank-note, +and had fringed ends; his boot toes were turned sharply up, in the +fashion of the day, like sleigh-runners--an effect patiently and +laboriously produced by the young men by sitting with their toes +pressed against a wall for hours together. Mr. Walters was very earnest +of mien, and very sincere and honest at heart; and he held sacred +things and places in such reverence, and so separated them from worldly +matters, that unconsciously to himself his Sunday-school voice had +acquired a peculiar intonation which was wholly absent on week-days. He +began after this fashion: + +"Now, children, I want you all to sit up just as straight and pretty +as you can and give me all your attention for a minute or two. There +--that is it. That is the way good little boys and girls should do. I see +one little girl who is looking out of the window--I am afraid she +thinks I am out there somewhere--perhaps up in one of the trees making +a speech to the little birds. [Applausive titter.] I want to tell you +how good it makes me feel to see so many bright, clean little faces +assembled in a place like this, learning to do right and be good." And +so forth and so on. It is not necessary to set down the rest of the +oration. It was of a pattern which does not vary, and so it is familiar +to us all. + +The latter third of the speech was marred by the resumption of fights +and other recreations among certain of the bad boys, and by fidgetings +and whisperings that extended far and wide, washing even to the bases +of isolated and incorruptible rocks like Sid and Mary. But now every +sound ceased suddenly, with the subsidence of Mr. Walters' voice, and +the conclusion of the speech was received with a burst of silent +gratitude. + +A good part of the whispering had been occasioned by an event which +was more or less rare--the entrance of visitors: lawyer Thatcher, +accompanied by a very feeble and aged man; a fine, portly, middle-aged +gentleman with iron-gray hair; and a dignified lady who was doubtless +the latter's wife. The lady was leading a child. Tom had been restless +and full of chafings and repinings; conscience-smitten, too--he could +not meet Amy Lawrence's eye, he could not brook her loving gaze. But +when he saw this small new-comer his soul was all ablaze with bliss in +a moment. The next moment he was "showing off" with all his might +--cuffing boys, pulling hair, making faces--in a word, using every art +that seemed likely to fascinate a girl and win her applause. His +exaltation had but one alloy--the memory of his humiliation in this +angel's garden--and that record in sand was fast washing out, under +the waves of happiness that were sweeping over it now. + +The visitors were given the highest seat of honor, and as soon as Mr. +Walters' speech was finished, he introduced them to the school. The +middle-aged man turned out to be a prodigious personage--no less a one +than the county judge--altogether the most august creation these +children had ever looked upon--and they wondered what kind of material +he was made of--and they half wanted to hear him roar, and were half +afraid he might, too. He was from Constantinople, twelve miles away--so +he had travelled, and seen the world--these very eyes had looked upon +the county court-house--which was said to have a tin roof. The awe +which these reflections inspired was attested by the impressive silence +and the ranks of staring eyes. This was the great Judge Thatcher, +brother of their own lawyer. Jeff Thatcher immediately went forward, to +be familiar with the great man and be envied by the school. It would +have been music to his soul to hear the whisperings: + +"Look at him, Jim! He's a going up there. Say--look! he's a going to +shake hands with him--he IS shaking hands with him! By jings, don't you +wish you was Jeff?" + +Mr. Walters fell to "showing off," with all sorts of official +bustlings and activities, giving orders, delivering judgments, +discharging directions here, there, everywhere that he could find a +target. The librarian "showed off"--running hither and thither with his +arms full of books and making a deal of the splutter and fuss that +insect authority delights in. The young lady teachers "showed off" +--bending sweetly over pupils that were lately being boxed, lifting +pretty warning fingers at bad little boys and patting good ones +lovingly. The young gentlemen teachers "showed off" with small +scoldings and other little displays of authority and fine attention to +discipline--and most of the teachers, of both sexes, found business up +at the library, by the pulpit; and it was business that frequently had +to be done over again two or three times (with much seeming vexation). +The little girls "showed off" in various ways, and the little boys +"showed off" with such diligence that the air was thick with paper wads +and the murmur of scufflings. And above it all the great man sat and +beamed a majestic judicial smile upon all the house, and warmed himself +in the sun of his own grandeur--for he was "showing off," too. + +There was only one thing wanting to make Mr. Walters' ecstasy +complete, and that was a chance to deliver a Bible-prize and exhibit a +prodigy. Several pupils had a few yellow tickets, but none had enough +--he had been around among the star pupils inquiring. He would have given +worlds, now, to have that German lad back again with a sound mind. + +And now at this moment, when hope was dead, Tom Sawyer came forward +with nine yellow tickets, nine red tickets, and ten blue ones, and +demanded a Bible. This was a thunderbolt out of a clear sky. Walters +was not expecting an application from this source for the next ten +years. But there was no getting around it--here were the certified +checks, and they were good for their face. Tom was therefore elevated +to a place with the Judge and the other elect, and the great news was +announced from headquarters. It was the most stunning surprise of the +decade, and so profound was the sensation that it lifted the new hero +up to the judicial one's altitude, and the school had two marvels to +gaze upon in place of one. The boys were all eaten up with envy--but +those that suffered the bitterest pangs were those who perceived too +late that they themselves had contributed to this hated splendor by +trading tickets to Tom for the wealth he had amassed in selling +whitewashing privileges. These despised themselves, as being the dupes +of a wily fraud, a guileful snake in the grass. + +The prize was delivered to Tom with as much effusion as the +superintendent could pump up under the circumstances; but it lacked +somewhat of the true gush, for the poor fellow's instinct taught him +that there was a mystery here that could not well bear the light, +perhaps; it was simply preposterous that this boy had warehoused two +thousand sheaves of Scriptural wisdom on his premises--a dozen would +strain his capacity, without a doubt. + +Amy Lawrence was proud and glad, and she tried to make Tom see it in +her face--but he wouldn't look. She wondered; then she was just a grain +troubled; next a dim suspicion came and went--came again; she watched; +a furtive glance told her worlds--and then her heart broke, and she was +jealous, and angry, and the tears came and she hated everybody. Tom +most of all (she thought). + +Tom was introduced to the Judge; but his tongue was tied, his breath +would hardly come, his heart quaked--partly because of the awful +greatness of the man, but mainly because he was her parent. He would +have liked to fall down and worship him, if it were in the dark. The +Judge put his hand on Tom's head and called him a fine little man, and +asked him what his name was. The boy stammered, gasped, and got it out: + +"Tom." + +"Oh, no, not Tom--it is--" + +"Thomas." + +"Ah, that's it. I thought there was more to it, maybe. That's very +well. But you've another one I daresay, and you'll tell it to me, won't +you?" + +"Tell the gentleman your other name, Thomas," said Walters, "and say +sir. You mustn't forget your manners." + +"Thomas Sawyer--sir." + +"That's it! That's a good boy. Fine boy. Fine, manly little fellow. +Two thousand verses is a great many--very, very great many. And you +never can be sorry for the trouble you took to learn them; for +knowledge is worth more than anything there is in the world; it's what +makes great men and good men; you'll be a great man and a good man +yourself, some day, Thomas, and then you'll look back and say, It's all +owing to the precious Sunday-school privileges of my boyhood--it's all +owing to my dear teachers that taught me to learn--it's all owing to +the good superintendent, who encouraged me, and watched over me, and +gave me a beautiful Bible--a splendid elegant Bible--to keep and have +it all for my own, always--it's all owing to right bringing up! That is +what you will say, Thomas--and you wouldn't take any money for those +two thousand verses--no indeed you wouldn't. And now you wouldn't mind +telling me and this lady some of the things you've learned--no, I know +you wouldn't--for we are proud of little boys that learn. Now, no +doubt you know the names of all the twelve disciples. Won't you tell us +the names of the first two that were appointed?" + +Tom was tugging at a button-hole and looking sheepish. He blushed, +now, and his eyes fell. Mr. Walters' heart sank within him. He said to +himself, it is not possible that the boy can answer the simplest +question--why DID the Judge ask him? Yet he felt obliged to speak up +and say: + +"Answer the gentleman, Thomas--don't be afraid." + +Tom still hung fire. + +"Now I know you'll tell me," said the lady. "The names of the first +two disciples were--" + +"DAVID AND GOLIAH!" + +Let us draw the curtain of charity over the rest of the scene. + + + +CHAPTER V + +ABOUT half-past ten the cracked bell of the small church began to +ring, and presently the people began to gather for the morning sermon. +The Sunday-school children distributed themselves about the house and +occupied pews with their parents, so as to be under supervision. Aunt +Polly came, and Tom and Sid and Mary sat with her--Tom being placed +next the aisle, in order that he might be as far away from the open +window and the seductive outside summer scenes as possible. The crowd +filed up the aisles: the aged and needy postmaster, who had seen better +days; the mayor and his wife--for they had a mayor there, among other +unnecessaries; the justice of the peace; the widow Douglass, fair, +smart, and forty, a generous, good-hearted soul and well-to-do, her +hill mansion the only palace in the town, and the most hospitable and +much the most lavish in the matter of festivities that St. Petersburg +could boast; the bent and venerable Major and Mrs. Ward; lawyer +Riverson, the new notable from a distance; next the belle of the +village, followed by a troop of lawn-clad and ribbon-decked young +heart-breakers; then all the young clerks in town in a body--for they +had stood in the vestibule sucking their cane-heads, a circling wall of +oiled and simpering admirers, till the last girl had run their gantlet; +and last of all came the Model Boy, Willie Mufferson, taking as heedful +care of his mother as if she were cut glass. He always brought his +mother to church, and was the pride of all the matrons. The boys all +hated him, he was so good. And besides, he had been "thrown up to them" +so much. His white handkerchief was hanging out of his pocket behind, as +usual on Sundays--accidentally. Tom had no handkerchief, and he looked +upon boys who had as snobs. + +The congregation being fully assembled, now, the bell rang once more, +to warn laggards and stragglers, and then a solemn hush fell upon the +church which was only broken by the tittering and whispering of the +choir in the gallery. The choir always tittered and whispered all +through service. There was once a church choir that was not ill-bred, +but I have forgotten where it was, now. It was a great many years ago, +and I can scarcely remember anything about it, but I think it was in +some foreign country. + +The minister gave out the hymn, and read it through with a relish, in +a peculiar style which was much admired in that part of the country. +His voice began on a medium key and climbed steadily up till it reached +a certain point, where it bore with strong emphasis upon the topmost +word and then plunged down as if from a spring-board: + + Shall I be car-ri-ed toe the skies, on flow'ry BEDS of ease, + + Whilst others fight to win the prize, and sail thro' BLOODY seas? + +He was regarded as a wonderful reader. At church "sociables" he was +always called upon to read poetry; and when he was through, the ladies +would lift up their hands and let them fall helplessly in their laps, +and "wall" their eyes, and shake their heads, as much as to say, "Words +cannot express it; it is too beautiful, TOO beautiful for this mortal +earth." + +After the hymn had been sung, the Rev. Mr. Sprague turned himself into +a bulletin-board, and read off "notices" of meetings and societies and +things till it seemed that the list would stretch out to the crack of +doom--a queer custom which is still kept up in America, even in cities, +away here in this age of abundant newspapers. Often, the less there is +to justify a traditional custom, the harder it is to get rid of it. + +And now the minister prayed. A good, generous prayer it was, and went +into details: it pleaded for the church, and the little children of the +church; for the other churches of the village; for the village itself; +for the county; for the State; for the State officers; for the United +States; for the churches of the United States; for Congress; for the +President; for the officers of the Government; for poor sailors, tossed +by stormy seas; for the oppressed millions groaning under the heel of +European monarchies and Oriental despotisms; for such as have the light +and the good tidings, and yet have not eyes to see nor ears to hear +withal; for the heathen in the far islands of the sea; and closed with +a supplication that the words he was about to speak might find grace +and favor, and be as seed sown in fertile ground, yielding in time a +grateful harvest of good. Amen. + +There was a rustling of dresses, and the standing congregation sat +down. The boy whose history this book relates did not enjoy the prayer, +he only endured it--if he even did that much. He was restive all +through it; he kept tally of the details of the prayer, unconsciously +--for he was not listening, but he knew the ground of old, and the +clergyman's regular route over it--and when a little trifle of new +matter was interlarded, his ear detected it and his whole nature +resented it; he considered additions unfair, and scoundrelly. In the +midst of the prayer a fly had lit on the back of the pew in front of +him and tortured his spirit by calmly rubbing its hands together, +embracing its head with its arms, and polishing it so vigorously that +it seemed to almost part company with the body, and the slender thread +of a neck was exposed to view; scraping its wings with its hind legs +and smoothing them to its body as if they had been coat-tails; going +through its whole toilet as tranquilly as if it knew it was perfectly +safe. As indeed it was; for as sorely as Tom's hands itched to grab for +it they did not dare--he believed his soul would be instantly destroyed +if he did such a thing while the prayer was going on. But with the +closing sentence his hand began to curve and steal forward; and the +instant the "Amen" was out the fly was a prisoner of war. His aunt +detected the act and made him let it go. + +The minister gave out his text and droned along monotonously through +an argument that was so prosy that many a head by and by began to nod +--and yet it was an argument that dealt in limitless fire and brimstone +and thinned the predestined elect down to a company so small as to be +hardly worth the saving. Tom counted the pages of the sermon; after +church he always knew how many pages there had been, but he seldom knew +anything else about the discourse. However, this time he was really +interested for a little while. The minister made a grand and moving +picture of the assembling together of the world's hosts at the +millennium when the lion and the lamb should lie down together and a +little child should lead them. But the pathos, the lesson, the moral of +the great spectacle were lost upon the boy; he only thought of the +conspicuousness of the principal character before the on-looking +nations; his face lit with the thought, and he said to himself that he +wished he could be that child, if it was a tame lion. + +Now he lapsed into suffering again, as the dry argument was resumed. +Presently he bethought him of a treasure he had and got it out. It was +a large black beetle with formidable jaws--a "pinchbug," he called it. +It was in a percussion-cap box. The first thing the beetle did was to +take him by the finger. A natural fillip followed, the beetle went +floundering into the aisle and lit on its back, and the hurt finger +went into the boy's mouth. The beetle lay there working its helpless +legs, unable to turn over. Tom eyed it, and longed for it; but it was +safe out of his reach. Other people uninterested in the sermon found +relief in the beetle, and they eyed it too. Presently a vagrant poodle +dog came idling along, sad at heart, lazy with the summer softness and +the quiet, weary of captivity, sighing for change. He spied the beetle; +the drooping tail lifted and wagged. He surveyed the prize; walked +around it; smelt at it from a safe distance; walked around it again; +grew bolder, and took a closer smell; then lifted his lip and made a +gingerly snatch at it, just missing it; made another, and another; +began to enjoy the diversion; subsided to his stomach with the beetle +between his paws, and continued his experiments; grew weary at last, +and then indifferent and absent-minded. His head nodded, and little by +little his chin descended and touched the enemy, who seized it. There +was a sharp yelp, a flirt of the poodle's head, and the beetle fell a +couple of yards away, and lit on its back once more. The neighboring +spectators shook with a gentle inward joy, several faces went behind +fans and handkerchiefs, and Tom was entirely happy. The dog looked +foolish, and probably felt so; but there was resentment in his heart, +too, and a craving for revenge. So he went to the beetle and began a +wary attack on it again; jumping at it from every point of a circle, +lighting with his fore-paws within an inch of the creature, making even +closer snatches at it with his teeth, and jerking his head till his +ears flapped again. But he grew tired once more, after a while; tried +to amuse himself with a fly but found no relief; followed an ant +around, with his nose close to the floor, and quickly wearied of that; +yawned, sighed, forgot the beetle entirely, and sat down on it. Then +there was a wild yelp of agony and the poodle went sailing up the +aisle; the yelps continued, and so did the dog; he crossed the house in +front of the altar; he flew down the other aisle; he crossed before the +doors; he clamored up the home-stretch; his anguish grew with his +progress, till presently he was but a woolly comet moving in its orbit +with the gleam and the speed of light. At last the frantic sufferer +sheered from its course, and sprang into its master's lap; he flung it +out of the window, and the voice of distress quickly thinned away and +died in the distance. + +By this time the whole church was red-faced and suffocating with +suppressed laughter, and the sermon had come to a dead standstill. The +discourse was resumed presently, but it went lame and halting, all +possibility of impressiveness being at an end; for even the gravest +sentiments were constantly being received with a smothered burst of +unholy mirth, under cover of some remote pew-back, as if the poor +parson had said a rarely facetious thing. It was a genuine relief to +the whole congregation when the ordeal was over and the benediction +pronounced. + +Tom Sawyer went home quite cheerful, thinking to himself that there +was some satisfaction about divine service when there was a bit of +variety in it. He had but one marring thought; he was willing that the +dog should play with his pinchbug, but he did not think it was upright +in him to carry it off. + + + +CHAPTER VI + +MONDAY morning found Tom Sawyer miserable. Monday morning always found +him so--because it began another week's slow suffering in school. He +generally began that day with wishing he had had no intervening +holiday, it made the going into captivity and fetters again so much +more odious. + +Tom lay thinking. Presently it occurred to him that he wished he was +sick; then he could stay home from school. Here was a vague +possibility. He canvassed his system. No ailment was found, and he +investigated again. This time he thought he could detect colicky +symptoms, and he began to encourage them with considerable hope. But +they soon grew feeble, and presently died wholly away. He reflected +further. Suddenly he discovered something. One of his upper front teeth +was loose. This was lucky; he was about to begin to groan, as a +"starter," as he called it, when it occurred to him that if he came +into court with that argument, his aunt would pull it out, and that +would hurt. So he thought he would hold the tooth in reserve for the +present, and seek further. Nothing offered for some little time, and +then he remembered hearing the doctor tell about a certain thing that +laid up a patient for two or three weeks and threatened to make him +lose a finger. So the boy eagerly drew his sore toe from under the +sheet and held it up for inspection. But now he did not know the +necessary symptoms. However, it seemed well worth while to chance it, +so he fell to groaning with considerable spirit. + +But Sid slept on unconscious. + +Tom groaned louder, and fancied that he began to feel pain in the toe. + +No result from Sid. + +Tom was panting with his exertions by this time. He took a rest and +then swelled himself up and fetched a succession of admirable groans. + +Sid snored on. + +Tom was aggravated. He said, "Sid, Sid!" and shook him. This course +worked well, and Tom began to groan again. Sid yawned, stretched, then +brought himself up on his elbow with a snort, and began to stare at +Tom. Tom went on groaning. Sid said: + +"Tom! Say, Tom!" [No response.] "Here, Tom! TOM! What is the matter, +Tom?" And he shook him and looked in his face anxiously. + +Tom moaned out: + +"Oh, don't, Sid. Don't joggle me." + +"Why, what's the matter, Tom? I must call auntie." + +"No--never mind. It'll be over by and by, maybe. Don't call anybody." + +"But I must! DON'T groan so, Tom, it's awful. How long you been this +way?" + +"Hours. Ouch! Oh, don't stir so, Sid, you'll kill me." + +"Tom, why didn't you wake me sooner? Oh, Tom, DON'T! It makes my +flesh crawl to hear you. Tom, what is the matter?" + +"I forgive you everything, Sid. [Groan.] Everything you've ever done +to me. When I'm gone--" + +"Oh, Tom, you ain't dying, are you? Don't, Tom--oh, don't. Maybe--" + +"I forgive everybody, Sid. [Groan.] Tell 'em so, Sid. And Sid, you +give my window-sash and my cat with one eye to that new girl that's +come to town, and tell her--" + +But Sid had snatched his clothes and gone. Tom was suffering in +reality, now, so handsomely was his imagination working, and so his +groans had gathered quite a genuine tone. + +Sid flew down-stairs and said: + +"Oh, Aunt Polly, come! Tom's dying!" + +"Dying!" + +"Yes'm. Don't wait--come quick!" + +"Rubbage! I don't believe it!" + +But she fled up-stairs, nevertheless, with Sid and Mary at her heels. +And her face grew white, too, and her lip trembled. When she reached +the bedside she gasped out: + +"You, Tom! Tom, what's the matter with you?" + +"Oh, auntie, I'm--" + +"What's the matter with you--what is the matter with you, child?" + +"Oh, auntie, my sore toe's mortified!" + +The old lady sank down into a chair and laughed a little, then cried a +little, then did both together. This restored her and she said: + +"Tom, what a turn you did give me. Now you shut up that nonsense and +climb out of this." + +The groans ceased and the pain vanished from the toe. The boy felt a +little foolish, and he said: + +"Aunt Polly, it SEEMED mortified, and it hurt so I never minded my +tooth at all." + +"Your tooth, indeed! What's the matter with your tooth?" + +"One of them's loose, and it aches perfectly awful." + +"There, there, now, don't begin that groaning again. Open your mouth. +Well--your tooth IS loose, but you're not going to die about that. +Mary, get me a silk thread, and a chunk of fire out of the kitchen." + +Tom said: + +"Oh, please, auntie, don't pull it out. It don't hurt any more. I wish +I may never stir if it does. Please don't, auntie. I don't want to stay +home from school." + +"Oh, you don't, don't you? So all this row was because you thought +you'd get to stay home from school and go a-fishing? Tom, Tom, I love +you so, and you seem to try every way you can to break my old heart +with your outrageousness." By this time the dental instruments were +ready. The old lady made one end of the silk thread fast to Tom's tooth +with a loop and tied the other to the bedpost. Then she seized the +chunk of fire and suddenly thrust it almost into the boy's face. The +tooth hung dangling by the bedpost, now. + +But all trials bring their compensations. As Tom wended to school +after breakfast, he was the envy of every boy he met because the gap in +his upper row of teeth enabled him to expectorate in a new and +admirable way. He gathered quite a following of lads interested in the +exhibition; and one that had cut his finger and had been a centre of +fascination and homage up to this time, now found himself suddenly +without an adherent, and shorn of his glory. His heart was heavy, and +he said with a disdain which he did not feel that it wasn't anything to +spit like Tom Sawyer; but another boy said, "Sour grapes!" and he +wandered away a dismantled hero. + +Shortly Tom came upon the juvenile pariah of the village, Huckleberry +Finn, son of the town drunkard. Huckleberry was cordially hated and +dreaded by all the mothers of the town, because he was idle and lawless +and vulgar and bad--and because all their children admired him so, and +delighted in his forbidden society, and wished they dared to be like +him. Tom was like the rest of the respectable boys, in that he envied +Huckleberry his gaudy outcast condition, and was under strict orders +not to play with him. So he played with him every time he got a chance. +Huckleberry was always dressed in the cast-off clothes of full-grown +men, and they were in perennial bloom and fluttering with rags. His hat +was a vast ruin with a wide crescent lopped out of its brim; his coat, +when he wore one, hung nearly to his heels and had the rearward buttons +far down the back; but one suspender supported his trousers; the seat +of the trousers bagged low and contained nothing, the fringed legs +dragged in the dirt when not rolled up. + +Huckleberry came and went, at his own free will. He slept on doorsteps +in fine weather and in empty hogsheads in wet; he did not have to go to +school or to church, or call any being master or obey anybody; he could +go fishing or swimming when and where he chose, and stay as long as it +suited him; nobody forbade him to fight; he could sit up as late as he +pleased; he was always the first boy that went barefoot in the spring +and the last to resume leather in the fall; he never had to wash, nor +put on clean clothes; he could swear wonderfully. In a word, everything +that goes to make life precious that boy had. So thought every +harassed, hampered, respectable boy in St. Petersburg. + +Tom hailed the romantic outcast: + +"Hello, Huckleberry!" + +"Hello yourself, and see how you like it." + +"What's that you got?" + +"Dead cat." + +"Lemme see him, Huck. My, he's pretty stiff. Where'd you get him ?" + +"Bought him off'n a boy." + +"What did you give?" + +"I give a blue ticket and a bladder that I got at the slaughter-house." + +"Where'd you get the blue ticket?" + +"Bought it off'n Ben Rogers two weeks ago for a hoop-stick." + +"Say--what is dead cats good for, Huck?" + +"Good for? Cure warts with." + +"No! Is that so? I know something that's better." + +"I bet you don't. What is it?" + +"Why, spunk-water." + +"Spunk-water! I wouldn't give a dern for spunk-water." + +"You wouldn't, wouldn't you? D'you ever try it?" + +"No, I hain't. But Bob Tanner did." + +"Who told you so!" + +"Why, he told Jeff Thatcher, and Jeff told Johnny Baker, and Johnny +told Jim Hollis, and Jim told Ben Rogers, and Ben told a nigger, and +the nigger told me. There now!" + +"Well, what of it? They'll all lie. Leastways all but the nigger. I +don't know HIM. But I never see a nigger that WOULDN'T lie. Shucks! Now +you tell me how Bob Tanner done it, Huck." + +"Why, he took and dipped his hand in a rotten stump where the +rain-water was." + +"In the daytime?" + +"Certainly." + +"With his face to the stump?" + +"Yes. Least I reckon so." + +"Did he say anything?" + +"I don't reckon he did. I don't know." + +"Aha! Talk about trying to cure warts with spunk-water such a blame +fool way as that! Why, that ain't a-going to do any good. You got to go +all by yourself, to the middle of the woods, where you know there's a +spunk-water stump, and just as it's midnight you back up against the +stump and jam your hand in and say: + + 'Barley-corn, barley-corn, injun-meal shorts, + Spunk-water, spunk-water, swaller these warts,' + +and then walk away quick, eleven steps, with your eyes shut, and then +turn around three times and walk home without speaking to anybody. +Because if you speak the charm's busted." + +"Well, that sounds like a good way; but that ain't the way Bob Tanner +done." + +"No, sir, you can bet he didn't, becuz he's the wartiest boy in this +town; and he wouldn't have a wart on him if he'd knowed how to work +spunk-water. I've took off thousands of warts off of my hands that way, +Huck. I play with frogs so much that I've always got considerable many +warts. Sometimes I take 'em off with a bean." + +"Yes, bean's good. I've done that." + +"Have you? What's your way?" + +"You take and split the bean, and cut the wart so as to get some +blood, and then you put the blood on one piece of the bean and take and +dig a hole and bury it 'bout midnight at the crossroads in the dark of +the moon, and then you burn up the rest of the bean. You see that piece +that's got the blood on it will keep drawing and drawing, trying to +fetch the other piece to it, and so that helps the blood to draw the +wart, and pretty soon off she comes." + +"Yes, that's it, Huck--that's it; though when you're burying it if you +say 'Down bean; off wart; come no more to bother me!' it's better. +That's the way Joe Harper does, and he's been nearly to Coonville and +most everywheres. But say--how do you cure 'em with dead cats?" + +"Why, you take your cat and go and get in the graveyard 'long about +midnight when somebody that was wicked has been buried; and when it's +midnight a devil will come, or maybe two or three, but you can't see +'em, you can only hear something like the wind, or maybe hear 'em talk; +and when they're taking that feller away, you heave your cat after 'em +and say, 'Devil follow corpse, cat follow devil, warts follow cat, I'm +done with ye!' That'll fetch ANY wart." + +"Sounds right. D'you ever try it, Huck?" + +"No, but old Mother Hopkins told me." + +"Well, I reckon it's so, then. Becuz they say she's a witch." + +"Say! Why, Tom, I KNOW she is. She witched pap. Pap says so his own +self. He come along one day, and he see she was a-witching him, so he +took up a rock, and if she hadn't dodged, he'd a got her. Well, that +very night he rolled off'n a shed wher' he was a layin drunk, and broke +his arm." + +"Why, that's awful. How did he know she was a-witching him?" + +"Lord, pap can tell, easy. Pap says when they keep looking at you +right stiddy, they're a-witching you. Specially if they mumble. Becuz +when they mumble they're saying the Lord's Prayer backards." + +"Say, Hucky, when you going to try the cat?" + +"To-night. I reckon they'll come after old Hoss Williams to-night." + +"But they buried him Saturday. Didn't they get him Saturday night?" + +"Why, how you talk! How could their charms work till midnight?--and +THEN it's Sunday. Devils don't slosh around much of a Sunday, I don't +reckon." + +"I never thought of that. That's so. Lemme go with you?" + +"Of course--if you ain't afeard." + +"Afeard! 'Tain't likely. Will you meow?" + +"Yes--and you meow back, if you get a chance. Last time, you kep' me +a-meowing around till old Hays went to throwing rocks at me and says +'Dern that cat!' and so I hove a brick through his window--but don't +you tell." + +"I won't. I couldn't meow that night, becuz auntie was watching me, +but I'll meow this time. Say--what's that?" + +"Nothing but a tick." + +"Where'd you get him?" + +"Out in the woods." + +"What'll you take for him?" + +"I don't know. I don't want to sell him." + +"All right. It's a mighty small tick, anyway." + +"Oh, anybody can run a tick down that don't belong to them. I'm +satisfied with it. It's a good enough tick for me." + +"Sho, there's ticks a plenty. I could have a thousand of 'em if I +wanted to." + +"Well, why don't you? Becuz you know mighty well you can't. This is a +pretty early tick, I reckon. It's the first one I've seen this year." + +"Say, Huck--I'll give you my tooth for him." + +"Less see it." + +Tom got out a bit of paper and carefully unrolled it. Huckleberry +viewed it wistfully. The temptation was very strong. At last he said: + +"Is it genuwyne?" + +Tom lifted his lip and showed the vacancy. + +"Well, all right," said Huckleberry, "it's a trade." + +Tom enclosed the tick in the percussion-cap box that had lately been +the pinchbug's prison, and the boys separated, each feeling wealthier +than before. + +When Tom reached the little isolated frame schoolhouse, he strode in +briskly, with the manner of one who had come with all honest speed. +He hung his hat on a peg and flung himself into his seat with +business-like alacrity. The master, throned on high in his great +splint-bottom arm-chair, was dozing, lulled by the drowsy hum of study. +The interruption roused him. + +"Thomas Sawyer!" + +Tom knew that when his name was pronounced in full, it meant trouble. + +"Sir!" + +"Come up here. Now, sir, why are you late again, as usual?" + +Tom was about to take refuge in a lie, when he saw two long tails of +yellow hair hanging down a back that he recognized by the electric +sympathy of love; and by that form was THE ONLY VACANT PLACE on the +girls' side of the schoolhouse. He instantly said: + +"I STOPPED TO TALK WITH HUCKLEBERRY FINN!" + +The master's pulse stood still, and he stared helplessly. The buzz of +study ceased. The pupils wondered if this foolhardy boy had lost his +mind. The master said: + +"You--you did what?" + +"Stopped to talk with Huckleberry Finn." + +There was no mistaking the words. + +"Thomas Sawyer, this is the most astounding confession I have ever +listened to. No mere ferule will answer for this offence. Take off your +jacket." + +The master's arm performed until it was tired and the stock of +switches notably diminished. Then the order followed: + +"Now, sir, go and sit with the girls! And let this be a warning to you." + +The titter that rippled around the room appeared to abash the boy, but +in reality that result was caused rather more by his worshipful awe of +his unknown idol and the dread pleasure that lay in his high good +fortune. He sat down upon the end of the pine bench and the girl +hitched herself away from him with a toss of her head. Nudges and winks +and whispers traversed the room, but Tom sat still, with his arms upon +the long, low desk before him, and seemed to study his book. + +By and by attention ceased from him, and the accustomed school murmur +rose upon the dull air once more. Presently the boy began to steal +furtive glances at the girl. She observed it, "made a mouth" at him and +gave him the back of her head for the space of a minute. When she +cautiously faced around again, a peach lay before her. She thrust it +away. Tom gently put it back. She thrust it away again, but with less +animosity. Tom patiently returned it to its place. Then she let it +remain. Tom scrawled on his slate, "Please take it--I got more." The +girl glanced at the words, but made no sign. Now the boy began to draw +something on the slate, hiding his work with his left hand. For a time +the girl refused to notice; but her human curiosity presently began to +manifest itself by hardly perceptible signs. The boy worked on, +apparently unconscious. The girl made a sort of noncommittal attempt to +see, but the boy did not betray that he was aware of it. At last she +gave in and hesitatingly whispered: + +"Let me see it." + +Tom partly uncovered a dismal caricature of a house with two gable +ends to it and a corkscrew of smoke issuing from the chimney. Then the +girl's interest began to fasten itself upon the work and she forgot +everything else. When it was finished, she gazed a moment, then +whispered: + +"It's nice--make a man." + +The artist erected a man in the front yard, that resembled a derrick. +He could have stepped over the house; but the girl was not +hypercritical; she was satisfied with the monster, and whispered: + +"It's a beautiful man--now make me coming along." + +Tom drew an hour-glass with a full moon and straw limbs to it and +armed the spreading fingers with a portentous fan. The girl said: + +"It's ever so nice--I wish I could draw." + +"It's easy," whispered Tom, "I'll learn you." + +"Oh, will you? When?" + +"At noon. Do you go home to dinner?" + +"I'll stay if you will." + +"Good--that's a whack. What's your name?" + +"Becky Thatcher. What's yours? Oh, I know. It's Thomas Sawyer." + +"That's the name they lick me by. I'm Tom when I'm good. You call me +Tom, will you?" + +"Yes." + +Now Tom began to scrawl something on the slate, hiding the words from +the girl. But she was not backward this time. She begged to see. Tom +said: + +"Oh, it ain't anything." + +"Yes it is." + +"No it ain't. You don't want to see." + +"Yes I do, indeed I do. Please let me." + +"You'll tell." + +"No I won't--deed and deed and double deed won't." + +"You won't tell anybody at all? Ever, as long as you live?" + +"No, I won't ever tell ANYbody. Now let me." + +"Oh, YOU don't want to see!" + +"Now that you treat me so, I WILL see." And she put her small hand +upon his and a little scuffle ensued, Tom pretending to resist in +earnest but letting his hand slip by degrees till these words were +revealed: "I LOVE YOU." + +"Oh, you bad thing!" And she hit his hand a smart rap, but reddened +and looked pleased, nevertheless. + +Just at this juncture the boy felt a slow, fateful grip closing on his +ear, and a steady lifting impulse. In that vise he was borne across the +house and deposited in his own seat, under a peppering fire of giggles +from the whole school. Then the master stood over him during a few +awful moments, and finally moved away to his throne without saying a +word. But although Tom's ear tingled, his heart was jubilant. + +As the school quieted down Tom made an honest effort to study, but the +turmoil within him was too great. In turn he took his place in the +reading class and made a botch of it; then in the geography class and +turned lakes into mountains, mountains into rivers, and rivers into +continents, till chaos was come again; then in the spelling class, and +got "turned down," by a succession of mere baby words, till he brought +up at the foot and yielded up the pewter medal which he had worn with +ostentation for months. + + + +CHAPTER VII + +THE harder Tom tried to fasten his mind on his book, the more his +ideas wandered. So at last, with a sigh and a yawn, he gave it up. It +seemed to him that the noon recess would never come. The air was +utterly dead. There was not a breath stirring. It was the sleepiest of +sleepy days. The drowsing murmur of the five and twenty studying +scholars soothed the soul like the spell that is in the murmur of bees. +Away off in the flaming sunshine, Cardiff Hill lifted its soft green +sides through a shimmering veil of heat, tinted with the purple of +distance; a few birds floated on lazy wing high in the air; no other +living thing was visible but some cows, and they were asleep. Tom's +heart ached to be free, or else to have something of interest to do to +pass the dreary time. His hand wandered into his pocket and his face +lit up with a glow of gratitude that was prayer, though he did not know +it. Then furtively the percussion-cap box came out. He released the +tick and put him on the long flat desk. The creature probably glowed +with a gratitude that amounted to prayer, too, at this moment, but it +was premature: for when he started thankfully to travel off, Tom turned +him aside with a pin and made him take a new direction. + +Tom's bosom friend sat next him, suffering just as Tom had been, and +now he was deeply and gratefully interested in this entertainment in an +instant. This bosom friend was Joe Harper. The two boys were sworn +friends all the week, and embattled enemies on Saturdays. Joe took a +pin out of his lapel and began to assist in exercising the prisoner. +The sport grew in interest momently. Soon Tom said that they were +interfering with each other, and neither getting the fullest benefit of +the tick. So he put Joe's slate on the desk and drew a line down the +middle of it from top to bottom. + +"Now," said he, "as long as he is on your side you can stir him up and +I'll let him alone; but if you let him get away and get on my side, +you're to leave him alone as long as I can keep him from crossing over." + +"All right, go ahead; start him up." + +The tick escaped from Tom, presently, and crossed the equator. Joe +harassed him awhile, and then he got away and crossed back again. This +change of base occurred often. While one boy was worrying the tick with +absorbing interest, the other would look on with interest as strong, +the two heads bowed together over the slate, and the two souls dead to +all things else. At last luck seemed to settle and abide with Joe. The +tick tried this, that, and the other course, and got as excited and as +anxious as the boys themselves, but time and again just as he would +have victory in his very grasp, so to speak, and Tom's fingers would be +twitching to begin, Joe's pin would deftly head him off, and keep +possession. At last Tom could stand it no longer. The temptation was +too strong. So he reached out and lent a hand with his pin. Joe was +angry in a moment. Said he: + +"Tom, you let him alone." + +"I only just want to stir him up a little, Joe." + +"No, sir, it ain't fair; you just let him alone." + +"Blame it, I ain't going to stir him much." + +"Let him alone, I tell you." + +"I won't!" + +"You shall--he's on my side of the line." + +"Look here, Joe Harper, whose is that tick?" + +"I don't care whose tick he is--he's on my side of the line, and you +sha'n't touch him." + +"Well, I'll just bet I will, though. He's my tick and I'll do what I +blame please with him, or die!" + +A tremendous whack came down on Tom's shoulders, and its duplicate on +Joe's; and for the space of two minutes the dust continued to fly from +the two jackets and the whole school to enjoy it. The boys had been too +absorbed to notice the hush that had stolen upon the school awhile +before when the master came tiptoeing down the room and stood over +them. He had contemplated a good part of the performance before he +contributed his bit of variety to it. + +When school broke up at noon, Tom flew to Becky Thatcher, and +whispered in her ear: + +"Put on your bonnet and let on you're going home; and when you get to +the corner, give the rest of 'em the slip, and turn down through the +lane and come back. I'll go the other way and come it over 'em the same +way." + +So the one went off with one group of scholars, and the other with +another. In a little while the two met at the bottom of the lane, and +when they reached the school they had it all to themselves. Then they +sat together, with a slate before them, and Tom gave Becky the pencil +and held her hand in his, guiding it, and so created another surprising +house. When the interest in art began to wane, the two fell to talking. +Tom was swimming in bliss. He said: + +"Do you love rats?" + +"No! I hate them!" + +"Well, I do, too--LIVE ones. But I mean dead ones, to swing round your +head with a string." + +"No, I don't care for rats much, anyway. What I like is chewing-gum." + +"Oh, I should say so! I wish I had some now." + +"Do you? I've got some. I'll let you chew it awhile, but you must give +it back to me." + +That was agreeable, so they chewed it turn about, and dangled their +legs against the bench in excess of contentment. + +"Was you ever at a circus?" said Tom. + +"Yes, and my pa's going to take me again some time, if I'm good." + +"I been to the circus three or four times--lots of times. Church ain't +shucks to a circus. There's things going on at a circus all the time. +I'm going to be a clown in a circus when I grow up." + +"Oh, are you! That will be nice. They're so lovely, all spotted up." + +"Yes, that's so. And they get slathers of money--most a dollar a day, +Ben Rogers says. Say, Becky, was you ever engaged?" + +"What's that?" + +"Why, engaged to be married." + +"No." + +"Would you like to?" + +"I reckon so. I don't know. What is it like?" + +"Like? Why it ain't like anything. You only just tell a boy you won't +ever have anybody but him, ever ever ever, and then you kiss and that's +all. Anybody can do it." + +"Kiss? What do you kiss for?" + +"Why, that, you know, is to--well, they always do that." + +"Everybody?" + +"Why, yes, everybody that's in love with each other. Do you remember +what I wrote on the slate?" + +"Ye--yes." + +"What was it?" + +"I sha'n't tell you." + +"Shall I tell YOU?" + +"Ye--yes--but some other time." + +"No, now." + +"No, not now--to-morrow." + +"Oh, no, NOW. Please, Becky--I'll whisper it, I'll whisper it ever so +easy." + +Becky hesitating, Tom took silence for consent, and passed his arm +about her waist and whispered the tale ever so softly, with his mouth +close to her ear. And then he added: + +"Now you whisper it to me--just the same." + +She resisted, for a while, and then said: + +"You turn your face away so you can't see, and then I will. But you +mustn't ever tell anybody--WILL you, Tom? Now you won't, WILL you?" + +"No, indeed, indeed I won't. Now, Becky." + +He turned his face away. She bent timidly around till her breath +stirred his curls and whispered, "I--love--you!" + +Then she sprang away and ran around and around the desks and benches, +with Tom after her, and took refuge in a corner at last, with her +little white apron to her face. Tom clasped her about her neck and +pleaded: + +"Now, Becky, it's all done--all over but the kiss. Don't you be afraid +of that--it ain't anything at all. Please, Becky." And he tugged at her +apron and the hands. + +By and by she gave up, and let her hands drop; her face, all glowing +with the struggle, came up and submitted. Tom kissed the red lips and +said: + +"Now it's all done, Becky. And always after this, you know, you ain't +ever to love anybody but me, and you ain't ever to marry anybody but +me, ever never and forever. Will you?" + +"No, I'll never love anybody but you, Tom, and I'll never marry +anybody but you--and you ain't to ever marry anybody but me, either." + +"Certainly. Of course. That's PART of it. And always coming to school +or when we're going home, you're to walk with me, when there ain't +anybody looking--and you choose me and I choose you at parties, because +that's the way you do when you're engaged." + +"It's so nice. I never heard of it before." + +"Oh, it's ever so gay! Why, me and Amy Lawrence--" + +The big eyes told Tom his blunder and he stopped, confused. + +"Oh, Tom! Then I ain't the first you've ever been engaged to!" + +The child began to cry. Tom said: + +"Oh, don't cry, Becky, I don't care for her any more." + +"Yes, you do, Tom--you know you do." + +Tom tried to put his arm about her neck, but she pushed him away and +turned her face to the wall, and went on crying. Tom tried again, with +soothing words in his mouth, and was repulsed again. Then his pride was +up, and he strode away and went outside. He stood about, restless and +uneasy, for a while, glancing at the door, every now and then, hoping +she would repent and come to find him. But she did not. Then he began +to feel badly and fear that he was in the wrong. It was a hard struggle +with him to make new advances, now, but he nerved himself to it and +entered. She was still standing back there in the corner, sobbing, with +her face to the wall. Tom's heart smote him. He went to her and stood a +moment, not knowing exactly how to proceed. Then he said hesitatingly: + +"Becky, I--I don't care for anybody but you." + +No reply--but sobs. + +"Becky"--pleadingly. "Becky, won't you say something?" + +More sobs. + +Tom got out his chiefest jewel, a brass knob from the top of an +andiron, and passed it around her so that she could see it, and said: + +"Please, Becky, won't you take it?" + +She struck it to the floor. Then Tom marched out of the house and over +the hills and far away, to return to school no more that day. Presently +Becky began to suspect. She ran to the door; he was not in sight; she +flew around to the play-yard; he was not there. Then she called: + +"Tom! Come back, Tom!" + +She listened intently, but there was no answer. She had no companions +but silence and loneliness. So she sat down to cry again and upbraid +herself; and by this time the scholars began to gather again, and she +had to hide her griefs and still her broken heart and take up the cross +of a long, dreary, aching afternoon, with none among the strangers +about her to exchange sorrows with. + + + +CHAPTER VIII + +TOM dodged hither and thither through lanes until he was well out of +the track of returning scholars, and then fell into a moody jog. He +crossed a small "branch" two or three times, because of a prevailing +juvenile superstition that to cross water baffled pursuit. Half an hour +later he was disappearing behind the Douglas mansion on the summit of +Cardiff Hill, and the schoolhouse was hardly distinguishable away off +in the valley behind him. He entered a dense wood, picked his pathless +way to the centre of it, and sat down on a mossy spot under a spreading +oak. There was not even a zephyr stirring; the dead noonday heat had +even stilled the songs of the birds; nature lay in a trance that was +broken by no sound but the occasional far-off hammering of a +woodpecker, and this seemed to render the pervading silence and sense +of loneliness the more profound. The boy's soul was steeped in +melancholy; his feelings were in happy accord with his surroundings. He +sat long with his elbows on his knees and his chin in his hands, +meditating. It seemed to him that life was but a trouble, at best, and +he more than half envied Jimmy Hodges, so lately released; it must be +very peaceful, he thought, to lie and slumber and dream forever and +ever, with the wind whispering through the trees and caressing the +grass and the flowers over the grave, and nothing to bother and grieve +about, ever any more. If he only had a clean Sunday-school record he +could be willing to go, and be done with it all. Now as to this girl. +What had he done? Nothing. He had meant the best in the world, and been +treated like a dog--like a very dog. She would be sorry some day--maybe +when it was too late. Ah, if he could only die TEMPORARILY! + +But the elastic heart of youth cannot be compressed into one +constrained shape long at a time. Tom presently began to drift +insensibly back into the concerns of this life again. What if he turned +his back, now, and disappeared mysteriously? What if he went away--ever +so far away, into unknown countries beyond the seas--and never came +back any more! How would she feel then! The idea of being a clown +recurred to him now, only to fill him with disgust. For frivolity and +jokes and spotted tights were an offense, when they intruded themselves +upon a spirit that was exalted into the vague august realm of the +romantic. No, he would be a soldier, and return after long years, all +war-worn and illustrious. No--better still, he would join the Indians, +and hunt buffaloes and go on the warpath in the mountain ranges and the +trackless great plains of the Far West, and away in the future come +back a great chief, bristling with feathers, hideous with paint, and +prance into Sunday-school, some drowsy summer morning, with a +bloodcurdling war-whoop, and sear the eyeballs of all his companions +with unappeasable envy. But no, there was something gaudier even than +this. He would be a pirate! That was it! NOW his future lay plain +before him, and glowing with unimaginable splendor. How his name would +fill the world, and make people shudder! How gloriously he would go +plowing the dancing seas, in his long, low, black-hulled racer, the +Spirit of the Storm, with his grisly flag flying at the fore! And at +the zenith of his fame, how he would suddenly appear at the old village +and stalk into church, brown and weather-beaten, in his black velvet +doublet and trunks, his great jack-boots, his crimson sash, his belt +bristling with horse-pistols, his crime-rusted cutlass at his side, his +slouch hat with waving plumes, his black flag unfurled, with the skull +and crossbones on it, and hear with swelling ecstasy the whisperings, +"It's Tom Sawyer the Pirate!--the Black Avenger of the Spanish Main!" + +Yes, it was settled; his career was determined. He would run away from +home and enter upon it. He would start the very next morning. Therefore +he must now begin to get ready. He would collect his resources +together. He went to a rotten log near at hand and began to dig under +one end of it with his Barlow knife. He soon struck wood that sounded +hollow. He put his hand there and uttered this incantation impressively: + +"What hasn't come here, come! What's here, stay here!" + +Then he scraped away the dirt, and exposed a pine shingle. He took it +up and disclosed a shapely little treasure-house whose bottom and sides +were of shingles. In it lay a marble. Tom's astonishment was boundless! +He scratched his head with a perplexed air, and said: + +"Well, that beats anything!" + +Then he tossed the marble away pettishly, and stood cogitating. The +truth was, that a superstition of his had failed, here, which he and +all his comrades had always looked upon as infallible. If you buried a +marble with certain necessary incantations, and left it alone a +fortnight, and then opened the place with the incantation he had just +used, you would find that all the marbles you had ever lost had +gathered themselves together there, meantime, no matter how widely they +had been separated. But now, this thing had actually and unquestionably +failed. Tom's whole structure of faith was shaken to its foundations. +He had many a time heard of this thing succeeding but never of its +failing before. It did not occur to him that he had tried it several +times before, himself, but could never find the hiding-places +afterward. He puzzled over the matter some time, and finally decided +that some witch had interfered and broken the charm. He thought he +would satisfy himself on that point; so he searched around till he +found a small sandy spot with a little funnel-shaped depression in it. +He laid himself down and put his mouth close to this depression and +called-- + +"Doodle-bug, doodle-bug, tell me what I want to know! Doodle-bug, +doodle-bug, tell me what I want to know!" + +The sand began to work, and presently a small black bug appeared for a +second and then darted under again in a fright. + +"He dasn't tell! So it WAS a witch that done it. I just knowed it." + +He well knew the futility of trying to contend against witches, so he +gave up discouraged. But it occurred to him that he might as well have +the marble he had just thrown away, and therefore he went and made a +patient search for it. But he could not find it. Now he went back to +his treasure-house and carefully placed himself just as he had been +standing when he tossed the marble away; then he took another marble +from his pocket and tossed it in the same way, saying: + +"Brother, go find your brother!" + +He watched where it stopped, and went there and looked. But it must +have fallen short or gone too far; so he tried twice more. The last +repetition was successful. The two marbles lay within a foot of each +other. + +Just here the blast of a toy tin trumpet came faintly down the green +aisles of the forest. Tom flung off his jacket and trousers, turned a +suspender into a belt, raked away some brush behind the rotten log, +disclosing a rude bow and arrow, a lath sword and a tin trumpet, and in +a moment had seized these things and bounded away, barelegged, with +fluttering shirt. He presently halted under a great elm, blew an +answering blast, and then began to tiptoe and look warily out, this way +and that. He said cautiously--to an imaginary company: + +"Hold, my merry men! Keep hid till I blow." + +Now appeared Joe Harper, as airily clad and elaborately armed as Tom. +Tom called: + +"Hold! Who comes here into Sherwood Forest without my pass?" + +"Guy of Guisborne wants no man's pass. Who art thou that--that--" + +"Dares to hold such language," said Tom, prompting--for they talked +"by the book," from memory. + +"Who art thou that dares to hold such language?" + +"I, indeed! I am Robin Hood, as thy caitiff carcase soon shall know." + +"Then art thou indeed that famous outlaw? Right gladly will I dispute +with thee the passes of the merry wood. Have at thee!" + +They took their lath swords, dumped their other traps on the ground, +struck a fencing attitude, foot to foot, and began a grave, careful +combat, "two up and two down." Presently Tom said: + +"Now, if you've got the hang, go it lively!" + +So they "went it lively," panting and perspiring with the work. By and +by Tom shouted: + +"Fall! fall! Why don't you fall?" + +"I sha'n't! Why don't you fall yourself? You're getting the worst of +it." + +"Why, that ain't anything. I can't fall; that ain't the way it is in +the book. The book says, 'Then with one back-handed stroke he slew poor +Guy of Guisborne.' You're to turn around and let me hit you in the +back." + +There was no getting around the authorities, so Joe turned, received +the whack and fell. + +"Now," said Joe, getting up, "you got to let me kill YOU. That's fair." + +"Why, I can't do that, it ain't in the book." + +"Well, it's blamed mean--that's all." + +"Well, say, Joe, you can be Friar Tuck or Much the miller's son, and +lam me with a quarter-staff; or I'll be the Sheriff of Nottingham and +you be Robin Hood a little while and kill me." + +This was satisfactory, and so these adventures were carried out. Then +Tom became Robin Hood again, and was allowed by the treacherous nun to +bleed his strength away through his neglected wound. And at last Joe, +representing a whole tribe of weeping outlaws, dragged him sadly forth, +gave his bow into his feeble hands, and Tom said, "Where this arrow +falls, there bury poor Robin Hood under the greenwood tree." Then he +shot the arrow and fell back and would have died, but he lit on a +nettle and sprang up too gaily for a corpse. + +The boys dressed themselves, hid their accoutrements, and went off +grieving that there were no outlaws any more, and wondering what modern +civilization could claim to have done to compensate for their loss. +They said they would rather be outlaws a year in Sherwood Forest than +President of the United States forever. + + + +CHAPTER IX + +AT half-past nine, that night, Tom and Sid were sent to bed, as usual. +They said their prayers, and Sid was soon asleep. Tom lay awake and +waited, in restless impatience. When it seemed to him that it must be +nearly daylight, he heard the clock strike ten! This was despair. He +would have tossed and fidgeted, as his nerves demanded, but he was +afraid he might wake Sid. So he lay still, and stared up into the dark. +Everything was dismally still. By and by, out of the stillness, little, +scarcely perceptible noises began to emphasize themselves. The ticking +of the clock began to bring itself into notice. Old beams began to +crack mysteriously. The stairs creaked faintly. Evidently spirits were +abroad. A measured, muffled snore issued from Aunt Polly's chamber. And +now the tiresome chirping of a cricket that no human ingenuity could +locate, began. Next the ghastly ticking of a deathwatch in the wall at +the bed's head made Tom shudder--it meant that somebody's days were +numbered. Then the howl of a far-off dog rose on the night air, and was +answered by a fainter howl from a remoter distance. Tom was in an +agony. At last he was satisfied that time had ceased and eternity +begun; he began to doze, in spite of himself; the clock chimed eleven, +but he did not hear it. And then there came, mingling with his +half-formed dreams, a most melancholy caterwauling. The raising of a +neighboring window disturbed him. A cry of "Scat! you devil!" and the +crash of an empty bottle against the back of his aunt's woodshed +brought him wide awake, and a single minute later he was dressed and +out of the window and creeping along the roof of the "ell" on all +fours. He "meow'd" with caution once or twice, as he went; then jumped +to the roof of the woodshed and thence to the ground. Huckleberry Finn +was there, with his dead cat. The boys moved off and disappeared in the +gloom. At the end of half an hour they were wading through the tall +grass of the graveyard. + +It was a graveyard of the old-fashioned Western kind. It was on a +hill, about a mile and a half from the village. It had a crazy board +fence around it, which leaned inward in places, and outward the rest of +the time, but stood upright nowhere. Grass and weeds grew rank over the +whole cemetery. All the old graves were sunken in, there was not a +tombstone on the place; round-topped, worm-eaten boards staggered over +the graves, leaning for support and finding none. "Sacred to the memory +of" So-and-So had been painted on them once, but it could no longer +have been read, on the most of them, now, even if there had been light. + +A faint wind moaned through the trees, and Tom feared it might be the +spirits of the dead, complaining at being disturbed. The boys talked +little, and only under their breath, for the time and the place and the +pervading solemnity and silence oppressed their spirits. They found the +sharp new heap they were seeking, and ensconced themselves within the +protection of three great elms that grew in a bunch within a few feet +of the grave. + +Then they waited in silence for what seemed a long time. The hooting +of a distant owl was all the sound that troubled the dead stillness. +Tom's reflections grew oppressive. He must force some talk. So he said +in a whisper: + +"Hucky, do you believe the dead people like it for us to be here?" + +Huckleberry whispered: + +"I wisht I knowed. It's awful solemn like, AIN'T it?" + +"I bet it is." + +There was a considerable pause, while the boys canvassed this matter +inwardly. Then Tom whispered: + +"Say, Hucky--do you reckon Hoss Williams hears us talking?" + +"O' course he does. Least his sperrit does." + +Tom, after a pause: + +"I wish I'd said Mister Williams. But I never meant any harm. +Everybody calls him Hoss." + +"A body can't be too partic'lar how they talk 'bout these-yer dead +people, Tom." + +This was a damper, and conversation died again. + +Presently Tom seized his comrade's arm and said: + +"Sh!" + +"What is it, Tom?" And the two clung together with beating hearts. + +"Sh! There 'tis again! Didn't you hear it?" + +"I--" + +"There! Now you hear it." + +"Lord, Tom, they're coming! They're coming, sure. What'll we do?" + +"I dono. Think they'll see us?" + +"Oh, Tom, they can see in the dark, same as cats. I wisht I hadn't +come." + +"Oh, don't be afeard. I don't believe they'll bother us. We ain't +doing any harm. If we keep perfectly still, maybe they won't notice us +at all." + +"I'll try to, Tom, but, Lord, I'm all of a shiver." + +"Listen!" + +The boys bent their heads together and scarcely breathed. A muffled +sound of voices floated up from the far end of the graveyard. + +"Look! See there!" whispered Tom. "What is it?" + +"It's devil-fire. Oh, Tom, this is awful." + +Some vague figures approached through the gloom, swinging an +old-fashioned tin lantern that freckled the ground with innumerable +little spangles of light. Presently Huckleberry whispered with a +shudder: + +"It's the devils sure enough. Three of 'em! Lordy, Tom, we're goners! +Can you pray?" + +"I'll try, but don't you be afeard. They ain't going to hurt us. 'Now +I lay me down to sleep, I--'" + +"Sh!" + +"What is it, Huck?" + +"They're HUMANS! One of 'em is, anyway. One of 'em's old Muff Potter's +voice." + +"No--'tain't so, is it?" + +"I bet I know it. Don't you stir nor budge. He ain't sharp enough to +notice us. Drunk, the same as usual, likely--blamed old rip!" + +"All right, I'll keep still. Now they're stuck. Can't find it. Here +they come again. Now they're hot. Cold again. Hot again. Red hot! +They're p'inted right, this time. Say, Huck, I know another o' them +voices; it's Injun Joe." + +"That's so--that murderin' half-breed! I'd druther they was devils a +dern sight. What kin they be up to?" + +The whisper died wholly out, now, for the three men had reached the +grave and stood within a few feet of the boys' hiding-place. + +"Here it is," said the third voice; and the owner of it held the +lantern up and revealed the face of young Doctor Robinson. + +Potter and Injun Joe were carrying a handbarrow with a rope and a +couple of shovels on it. They cast down their load and began to open +the grave. The doctor put the lantern at the head of the grave and came +and sat down with his back against one of the elm trees. He was so +close the boys could have touched him. + +"Hurry, men!" he said, in a low voice; "the moon might come out at any +moment." + +They growled a response and went on digging. For some time there was +no noise but the grating sound of the spades discharging their freight +of mould and gravel. It was very monotonous. Finally a spade struck +upon the coffin with a dull woody accent, and within another minute or +two the men had hoisted it out on the ground. They pried off the lid +with their shovels, got out the body and dumped it rudely on the +ground. The moon drifted from behind the clouds and exposed the pallid +face. The barrow was got ready and the corpse placed on it, covered +with a blanket, and bound to its place with the rope. Potter took out a +large spring-knife and cut off the dangling end of the rope and then +said: + +"Now the cussed thing's ready, Sawbones, and you'll just out with +another five, or here she stays." + +"That's the talk!" said Injun Joe. + +"Look here, what does this mean?" said the doctor. "You required your +pay in advance, and I've paid you." + +"Yes, and you done more than that," said Injun Joe, approaching the +doctor, who was now standing. "Five years ago you drove me away from +your father's kitchen one night, when I come to ask for something to +eat, and you said I warn't there for any good; and when I swore I'd get +even with you if it took a hundred years, your father had me jailed for +a vagrant. Did you think I'd forget? The Injun blood ain't in me for +nothing. And now I've GOT you, and you got to SETTLE, you know!" + +He was threatening the doctor, with his fist in his face, by this +time. The doctor struck out suddenly and stretched the ruffian on the +ground. Potter dropped his knife, and exclaimed: + +"Here, now, don't you hit my pard!" and the next moment he had +grappled with the doctor and the two were struggling with might and +main, trampling the grass and tearing the ground with their heels. +Injun Joe sprang to his feet, his eyes flaming with passion, snatched +up Potter's knife, and went creeping, catlike and stooping, round and +round about the combatants, seeking an opportunity. All at once the +doctor flung himself free, seized the heavy headboard of Williams' +grave and felled Potter to the earth with it--and in the same instant +the half-breed saw his chance and drove the knife to the hilt in the +young man's breast. He reeled and fell partly upon Potter, flooding him +with his blood, and in the same moment the clouds blotted out the +dreadful spectacle and the two frightened boys went speeding away in +the dark. + +Presently, when the moon emerged again, Injun Joe was standing over +the two forms, contemplating them. The doctor murmured inarticulately, +gave a long gasp or two and was still. The half-breed muttered: + +"THAT score is settled--damn you." + +Then he robbed the body. After which he put the fatal knife in +Potter's open right hand, and sat down on the dismantled coffin. Three +--four--five minutes passed, and then Potter began to stir and moan. His +hand closed upon the knife; he raised it, glanced at it, and let it +fall, with a shudder. Then he sat up, pushing the body from him, and +gazed at it, and then around him, confusedly. His eyes met Joe's. + +"Lord, how is this, Joe?" he said. + +"It's a dirty business," said Joe, without moving. + +"What did you do it for?" + +"I! I never done it!" + +"Look here! That kind of talk won't wash." + +Potter trembled and grew white. + +"I thought I'd got sober. I'd no business to drink to-night. But it's +in my head yet--worse'n when we started here. I'm all in a muddle; +can't recollect anything of it, hardly. Tell me, Joe--HONEST, now, old +feller--did I do it? Joe, I never meant to--'pon my soul and honor, I +never meant to, Joe. Tell me how it was, Joe. Oh, it's awful--and him +so young and promising." + +"Why, you two was scuffling, and he fetched you one with the headboard +and you fell flat; and then up you come, all reeling and staggering +like, and snatched the knife and jammed it into him, just as he fetched +you another awful clip--and here you've laid, as dead as a wedge til +now." + +"Oh, I didn't know what I was a-doing. I wish I may die this minute if +I did. It was all on account of the whiskey and the excitement, I +reckon. I never used a weepon in my life before, Joe. I've fought, but +never with weepons. They'll all say that. Joe, don't tell! Say you +won't tell, Joe--that's a good feller. I always liked you, Joe, and +stood up for you, too. Don't you remember? You WON'T tell, WILL you, +Joe?" And the poor creature dropped on his knees before the stolid +murderer, and clasped his appealing hands. + +"No, you've always been fair and square with me, Muff Potter, and I +won't go back on you. There, now, that's as fair as a man can say." + +"Oh, Joe, you're an angel. I'll bless you for this the longest day I +live." And Potter began to cry. + +"Come, now, that's enough of that. This ain't any time for blubbering. +You be off yonder way and I'll go this. Move, now, and don't leave any +tracks behind you." + +Potter started on a trot that quickly increased to a run. The +half-breed stood looking after him. He muttered: + +"If he's as much stunned with the lick and fuddled with the rum as he +had the look of being, he won't think of the knife till he's gone so +far he'll be afraid to come back after it to such a place by himself +--chicken-heart!" + +Two or three minutes later the murdered man, the blanketed corpse, the +lidless coffin, and the open grave were under no inspection but the +moon's. The stillness was complete again, too. + + + +CHAPTER X + +THE two boys flew on and on, toward the village, speechless with +horror. They glanced backward over their shoulders from time to time, +apprehensively, as if they feared they might be followed. Every stump +that started up in their path seemed a man and an enemy, and made them +catch their breath; and as they sped by some outlying cottages that lay +near the village, the barking of the aroused watch-dogs seemed to give +wings to their feet. + +"If we can only get to the old tannery before we break down!" +whispered Tom, in short catches between breaths. "I can't stand it much +longer." + +Huckleberry's hard pantings were his only reply, and the boys fixed +their eyes on the goal of their hopes and bent to their work to win it. +They gained steadily on it, and at last, breast to breast, they burst +through the open door and fell grateful and exhausted in the sheltering +shadows beyond. By and by their pulses slowed down, and Tom whispered: + +"Huckleberry, what do you reckon'll come of this?" + +"If Doctor Robinson dies, I reckon hanging'll come of it." + +"Do you though?" + +"Why, I KNOW it, Tom." + +Tom thought a while, then he said: + +"Who'll tell? We?" + +"What are you talking about? S'pose something happened and Injun Joe +DIDN'T hang? Why, he'd kill us some time or other, just as dead sure as +we're a laying here." + +"That's just what I was thinking to myself, Huck." + +"If anybody tells, let Muff Potter do it, if he's fool enough. He's +generally drunk enough." + +Tom said nothing--went on thinking. Presently he whispered: + +"Huck, Muff Potter don't know it. How can he tell?" + +"What's the reason he don't know it?" + +"Because he'd just got that whack when Injun Joe done it. D'you reckon +he could see anything? D'you reckon he knowed anything?" + +"By hokey, that's so, Tom!" + +"And besides, look-a-here--maybe that whack done for HIM!" + +"No, 'taint likely, Tom. He had liquor in him; I could see that; and +besides, he always has. Well, when pap's full, you might take and belt +him over the head with a church and you couldn't phase him. He says so, +his own self. So it's the same with Muff Potter, of course. But if a +man was dead sober, I reckon maybe that whack might fetch him; I dono." + +After another reflective silence, Tom said: + +"Hucky, you sure you can keep mum?" + +"Tom, we GOT to keep mum. You know that. That Injun devil wouldn't +make any more of drownding us than a couple of cats, if we was to +squeak 'bout this and they didn't hang him. Now, look-a-here, Tom, less +take and swear to one another--that's what we got to do--swear to keep +mum." + +"I'm agreed. It's the best thing. Would you just hold hands and swear +that we--" + +"Oh no, that wouldn't do for this. That's good enough for little +rubbishy common things--specially with gals, cuz THEY go back on you +anyway, and blab if they get in a huff--but there orter be writing +'bout a big thing like this. And blood." + +Tom's whole being applauded this idea. It was deep, and dark, and +awful; the hour, the circumstances, the surroundings, were in keeping +with it. He picked up a clean pine shingle that lay in the moonlight, +took a little fragment of "red keel" out of his pocket, got the moon on +his work, and painfully scrawled these lines, emphasizing each slow +down-stroke by clamping his tongue between his teeth, and letting up +the pressure on the up-strokes. [See next page.] + + "Huck Finn and + Tom Sawyer swears + they will keep mum + about This and They + wish They may Drop + down dead in Their + Tracks if They ever + Tell and Rot." + +Huckleberry was filled with admiration of Tom's facility in writing, +and the sublimity of his language. He at once took a pin from his lapel +and was going to prick his flesh, but Tom said: + +"Hold on! Don't do that. A pin's brass. It might have verdigrease on +it." + +"What's verdigrease?" + +"It's p'ison. That's what it is. You just swaller some of it once +--you'll see." + +So Tom unwound the thread from one of his needles, and each boy +pricked the ball of his thumb and squeezed out a drop of blood. In +time, after many squeezes, Tom managed to sign his initials, using the +ball of his little finger for a pen. Then he showed Huckleberry how to +make an H and an F, and the oath was complete. They buried the shingle +close to the wall, with some dismal ceremonies and incantations, and +the fetters that bound their tongues were considered to be locked and +the key thrown away. + +A figure crept stealthily through a break in the other end of the +ruined building, now, but they did not notice it. + +"Tom," whispered Huckleberry, "does this keep us from EVER telling +--ALWAYS?" + +"Of course it does. It don't make any difference WHAT happens, we got +to keep mum. We'd drop down dead--don't YOU know that?" + +"Yes, I reckon that's so." + +They continued to whisper for some little time. Presently a dog set up +a long, lugubrious howl just outside--within ten feet of them. The boys +clasped each other suddenly, in an agony of fright. + +"Which of us does he mean?" gasped Huckleberry. + +"I dono--peep through the crack. Quick!" + +"No, YOU, Tom!" + +"I can't--I can't DO it, Huck!" + +"Please, Tom. There 'tis again!" + +"Oh, lordy, I'm thankful!" whispered Tom. "I know his voice. It's Bull +Harbison." * + +[* If Mr. Harbison owned a slave named Bull, Tom would have spoken of +him as "Harbison's Bull," but a son or a dog of that name was "Bull +Harbison."] + +"Oh, that's good--I tell you, Tom, I was most scared to death; I'd a +bet anything it was a STRAY dog." + +The dog howled again. The boys' hearts sank once more. + +"Oh, my! that ain't no Bull Harbison!" whispered Huckleberry. "DO, Tom!" + +Tom, quaking with fear, yielded, and put his eye to the crack. His +whisper was hardly audible when he said: + +"Oh, Huck, IT S A STRAY DOG!" + +"Quick, Tom, quick! Who does he mean?" + +"Huck, he must mean us both--we're right together." + +"Oh, Tom, I reckon we're goners. I reckon there ain't no mistake 'bout +where I'LL go to. I been so wicked." + +"Dad fetch it! This comes of playing hookey and doing everything a +feller's told NOT to do. I might a been good, like Sid, if I'd a tried +--but no, I wouldn't, of course. But if ever I get off this time, I lay +I'll just WALLER in Sunday-schools!" And Tom began to snuffle a little. + +"YOU bad!" and Huckleberry began to snuffle too. "Consound it, Tom +Sawyer, you're just old pie, 'longside o' what I am. Oh, LORDY, lordy, +lordy, I wisht I only had half your chance." + +Tom choked off and whispered: + +"Look, Hucky, look! He's got his BACK to us!" + +Hucky looked, with joy in his heart. + +"Well, he has, by jingoes! Did he before?" + +"Yes, he did. But I, like a fool, never thought. Oh, this is bully, +you know. NOW who can he mean?" + +The howling stopped. Tom pricked up his ears. + +"Sh! What's that?" he whispered. + +"Sounds like--like hogs grunting. No--it's somebody snoring, Tom." + +"That IS it! Where 'bouts is it, Huck?" + +"I bleeve it's down at 'tother end. Sounds so, anyway. Pap used to +sleep there, sometimes, 'long with the hogs, but laws bless you, he +just lifts things when HE snores. Besides, I reckon he ain't ever +coming back to this town any more." + +The spirit of adventure rose in the boys' souls once more. + +"Hucky, do you das't to go if I lead?" + +"I don't like to, much. Tom, s'pose it's Injun Joe!" + +Tom quailed. But presently the temptation rose up strong again and the +boys agreed to try, with the understanding that they would take to +their heels if the snoring stopped. So they went tiptoeing stealthily +down, the one behind the other. When they had got to within five steps +of the snorer, Tom stepped on a stick, and it broke with a sharp snap. +The man moaned, writhed a little, and his face came into the moonlight. +It was Muff Potter. The boys' hearts had stood still, and their hopes +too, when the man moved, but their fears passed away now. They tiptoed +out, through the broken weather-boarding, and stopped at a little +distance to exchange a parting word. That long, lugubrious howl rose on +the night air again! They turned and saw the strange dog standing +within a few feet of where Potter was lying, and FACING Potter, with +his nose pointing heavenward. + +"Oh, geeminy, it's HIM!" exclaimed both boys, in a breath. + +"Say, Tom--they say a stray dog come howling around Johnny Miller's +house, 'bout midnight, as much as two weeks ago; and a whippoorwill +come in and lit on the banisters and sung, the very same evening; and +there ain't anybody dead there yet." + +"Well, I know that. And suppose there ain't. Didn't Gracie Miller fall +in the kitchen fire and burn herself terrible the very next Saturday?" + +"Yes, but she ain't DEAD. And what's more, she's getting better, too." + +"All right, you wait and see. She's a goner, just as dead sure as Muff +Potter's a goner. That's what the niggers say, and they know all about +these kind of things, Huck." + +Then they separated, cogitating. When Tom crept in at his bedroom +window the night was almost spent. He undressed with excessive caution, +and fell asleep congratulating himself that nobody knew of his +escapade. He was not aware that the gently-snoring Sid was awake, and +had been so for an hour. + +When Tom awoke, Sid was dressed and gone. There was a late look in the +light, a late sense in the atmosphere. He was startled. Why had he not +been called--persecuted till he was up, as usual? The thought filled +him with bodings. Within five minutes he was dressed and down-stairs, +feeling sore and drowsy. The family were still at table, but they had +finished breakfast. There was no voice of rebuke; but there were +averted eyes; there was a silence and an air of solemnity that struck a +chill to the culprit's heart. He sat down and tried to seem gay, but it +was up-hill work; it roused no smile, no response, and he lapsed into +silence and let his heart sink down to the depths. + +After breakfast his aunt took him aside, and Tom almost brightened in +the hope that he was going to be flogged; but it was not so. His aunt +wept over him and asked him how he could go and break her old heart so; +and finally told him to go on, and ruin himself and bring her gray +hairs with sorrow to the grave, for it was no use for her to try any +more. This was worse than a thousand whippings, and Tom's heart was +sorer now than his body. He cried, he pleaded for forgiveness, promised +to reform over and over again, and then received his dismissal, feeling +that he had won but an imperfect forgiveness and established but a +feeble confidence. + +He left the presence too miserable to even feel revengeful toward Sid; +and so the latter's prompt retreat through the back gate was +unnecessary. He moped to school gloomy and sad, and took his flogging, +along with Joe Harper, for playing hookey the day before, with the air +of one whose heart was busy with heavier woes and wholly dead to +trifles. Then he betook himself to his seat, rested his elbows on his +desk and his jaws in his hands, and stared at the wall with the stony +stare of suffering that has reached the limit and can no further go. +His elbow was pressing against some hard substance. After a long time +he slowly and sadly changed his position, and took up this object with +a sigh. It was in a paper. He unrolled it. A long, lingering, colossal +sigh followed, and his heart broke. It was his brass andiron knob! + +This final feather broke the camel's back. + + + +CHAPTER XI + +CLOSE upon the hour of noon the whole village was suddenly electrified +with the ghastly news. No need of the as yet undreamed-of telegraph; +the tale flew from man to man, from group to group, from house to +house, with little less than telegraphic speed. Of course the +schoolmaster gave holiday for that afternoon; the town would have +thought strangely of him if he had not. + +A gory knife had been found close to the murdered man, and it had been +recognized by somebody as belonging to Muff Potter--so the story ran. +And it was said that a belated citizen had come upon Potter washing +himself in the "branch" about one or two o'clock in the morning, and +that Potter had at once sneaked off--suspicious circumstances, +especially the washing which was not a habit with Potter. It was also +said that the town had been ransacked for this "murderer" (the public +are not slow in the matter of sifting evidence and arriving at a +verdict), but that he could not be found. Horsemen had departed down +all the roads in every direction, and the Sheriff "was confident" that +he would be captured before night. + +All the town was drifting toward the graveyard. Tom's heartbreak +vanished and he joined the procession, not because he would not a +thousand times rather go anywhere else, but because an awful, +unaccountable fascination drew him on. Arrived at the dreadful place, +he wormed his small body through the crowd and saw the dismal +spectacle. It seemed to him an age since he was there before. Somebody +pinched his arm. He turned, and his eyes met Huckleberry's. Then both +looked elsewhere at once, and wondered if anybody had noticed anything +in their mutual glance. But everybody was talking, and intent upon the +grisly spectacle before them. + +"Poor fellow!" "Poor young fellow!" "This ought to be a lesson to +grave robbers!" "Muff Potter'll hang for this if they catch him!" This +was the drift of remark; and the minister said, "It was a judgment; His +hand is here." + +Now Tom shivered from head to heel; for his eye fell upon the stolid +face of Injun Joe. At this moment the crowd began to sway and struggle, +and voices shouted, "It's him! it's him! he's coming himself!" + +"Who? Who?" from twenty voices. + +"Muff Potter!" + +"Hallo, he's stopped!--Look out, he's turning! Don't let him get away!" + +People in the branches of the trees over Tom's head said he wasn't +trying to get away--he only looked doubtful and perplexed. + +"Infernal impudence!" said a bystander; "wanted to come and take a +quiet look at his work, I reckon--didn't expect any company." + +The crowd fell apart, now, and the Sheriff came through, +ostentatiously leading Potter by the arm. The poor fellow's face was +haggard, and his eyes showed the fear that was upon him. When he stood +before the murdered man, he shook as with a palsy, and he put his face +in his hands and burst into tears. + +"I didn't do it, friends," he sobbed; "'pon my word and honor I never +done it." + +"Who's accused you?" shouted a voice. + +This shot seemed to carry home. Potter lifted his face and looked +around him with a pathetic hopelessness in his eyes. He saw Injun Joe, +and exclaimed: + +"Oh, Injun Joe, you promised me you'd never--" + +"Is that your knife?" and it was thrust before him by the Sheriff. + +Potter would have fallen if they had not caught him and eased him to +the ground. Then he said: + +"Something told me 't if I didn't come back and get--" He shuddered; +then waved his nerveless hand with a vanquished gesture and said, "Tell +'em, Joe, tell 'em--it ain't any use any more." + +Then Huckleberry and Tom stood dumb and staring, and heard the +stony-hearted liar reel off his serene statement, they expecting every +moment that the clear sky would deliver God's lightnings upon his head, +and wondering to see how long the stroke was delayed. And when he had +finished and still stood alive and whole, their wavering impulse to +break their oath and save the poor betrayed prisoner's life faded and +vanished away, for plainly this miscreant had sold himself to Satan and +it would be fatal to meddle with the property of such a power as that. + +"Why didn't you leave? What did you want to come here for?" somebody +said. + +"I couldn't help it--I couldn't help it," Potter moaned. "I wanted to +run away, but I couldn't seem to come anywhere but here." And he fell +to sobbing again. + +Injun Joe repeated his statement, just as calmly, a few minutes +afterward on the inquest, under oath; and the boys, seeing that the +lightnings were still withheld, were confirmed in their belief that Joe +had sold himself to the devil. He was now become, to them, the most +balefully interesting object they had ever looked upon, and they could +not take their fascinated eyes from his face. + +They inwardly resolved to watch him nights, when opportunity should +offer, in the hope of getting a glimpse of his dread master. + +Injun Joe helped to raise the body of the murdered man and put it in a +wagon for removal; and it was whispered through the shuddering crowd +that the wound bled a little! The boys thought that this happy +circumstance would turn suspicion in the right direction; but they were +disappointed, for more than one villager remarked: + +"It was within three feet of Muff Potter when it done it." + +Tom's fearful secret and gnawing conscience disturbed his sleep for as +much as a week after this; and at breakfast one morning Sid said: + +"Tom, you pitch around and talk in your sleep so much that you keep me +awake half the time." + +Tom blanched and dropped his eyes. + +"It's a bad sign," said Aunt Polly, gravely. "What you got on your +mind, Tom?" + +"Nothing. Nothing 't I know of." But the boy's hand shook so that he +spilled his coffee. + +"And you do talk such stuff," Sid said. "Last night you said, 'It's +blood, it's blood, that's what it is!' You said that over and over. And +you said, 'Don't torment me so--I'll tell!' Tell WHAT? What is it +you'll tell?" + +Everything was swimming before Tom. There is no telling what might +have happened, now, but luckily the concern passed out of Aunt Polly's +face and she came to Tom's relief without knowing it. She said: + +"Sho! It's that dreadful murder. I dream about it most every night +myself. Sometimes I dream it's me that done it." + +Mary said she had been affected much the same way. Sid seemed +satisfied. Tom got out of the presence as quick as he plausibly could, +and after that he complained of toothache for a week, and tied up his +jaws every night. He never knew that Sid lay nightly watching, and +frequently slipped the bandage free and then leaned on his elbow +listening a good while at a time, and afterward slipped the bandage +back to its place again. Tom's distress of mind wore off gradually and +the toothache grew irksome and was discarded. If Sid really managed to +make anything out of Tom's disjointed mutterings, he kept it to himself. + +It seemed to Tom that his schoolmates never would get done holding +inquests on dead cats, and thus keeping his trouble present to his +mind. Sid noticed that Tom never was coroner at one of these inquiries, +though it had been his habit to take the lead in all new enterprises; +he noticed, too, that Tom never acted as a witness--and that was +strange; and Sid did not overlook the fact that Tom even showed a +marked aversion to these inquests, and always avoided them when he +could. Sid marvelled, but said nothing. However, even inquests went out +of vogue at last, and ceased to torture Tom's conscience. + +Every day or two, during this time of sorrow, Tom watched his +opportunity and went to the little grated jail-window and smuggled such +small comforts through to the "murderer" as he could get hold of. The +jail was a trifling little brick den that stood in a marsh at the edge +of the village, and no guards were afforded for it; indeed, it was +seldom occupied. These offerings greatly helped to ease Tom's +conscience. + +The villagers had a strong desire to tar-and-feather Injun Joe and +ride him on a rail, for body-snatching, but so formidable was his +character that nobody could be found who was willing to take the lead +in the matter, so it was dropped. He had been careful to begin both of +his inquest-statements with the fight, without confessing the +grave-robbery that preceded it; therefore it was deemed wisest not +to try the case in the courts at present. + + + +CHAPTER XII + +ONE of the reasons why Tom's mind had drifted away from its secret +troubles was, that it had found a new and weighty matter to interest +itself about. Becky Thatcher had stopped coming to school. Tom had +struggled with his pride a few days, and tried to "whistle her down the +wind," but failed. He began to find himself hanging around her father's +house, nights, and feeling very miserable. She was ill. What if she +should die! There was distraction in the thought. He no longer took an +interest in war, nor even in piracy. The charm of life was gone; there +was nothing but dreariness left. He put his hoop away, and his bat; +there was no joy in them any more. His aunt was concerned. She began to +try all manner of remedies on him. She was one of those people who are +infatuated with patent medicines and all new-fangled methods of +producing health or mending it. She was an inveterate experimenter in +these things. When something fresh in this line came out she was in a +fever, right away, to try it; not on herself, for she was never ailing, +but on anybody else that came handy. She was a subscriber for all the +"Health" periodicals and phrenological frauds; and the solemn ignorance +they were inflated with was breath to her nostrils. All the "rot" they +contained about ventilation, and how to go to bed, and how to get up, +and what to eat, and what to drink, and how much exercise to take, and +what frame of mind to keep one's self in, and what sort of clothing to +wear, was all gospel to her, and she never observed that her +health-journals of the current month customarily upset everything they +had recommended the month before. She was as simple-hearted and honest +as the day was long, and so she was an easy victim. She gathered +together her quack periodicals and her quack medicines, and thus armed +with death, went about on her pale horse, metaphorically speaking, with +"hell following after." But she never suspected that she was not an +angel of healing and the balm of Gilead in disguise, to the suffering +neighbors. + +The water treatment was new, now, and Tom's low condition was a +windfall to her. She had him out at daylight every morning, stood him +up in the woodshed and drowned him with a deluge of cold water; then +she scrubbed him down with a towel like a file, and so brought him to; +then she rolled him up in a wet sheet and put him away under blankets +till she sweated his soul clean and "the yellow stains of it came +through his pores"--as Tom said. + +Yet notwithstanding all this, the boy grew more and more melancholy +and pale and dejected. She added hot baths, sitz baths, shower baths, +and plunges. The boy remained as dismal as a hearse. She began to +assist the water with a slim oatmeal diet and blister-plasters. She +calculated his capacity as she would a jug's, and filled him up every +day with quack cure-alls. + +Tom had become indifferent to persecution by this time. This phase +filled the old lady's heart with consternation. This indifference must +be broken up at any cost. Now she heard of Pain-killer for the first +time. She ordered a lot at once. She tasted it and was filled with +gratitude. It was simply fire in a liquid form. She dropped the water +treatment and everything else, and pinned her faith to Pain-killer. She +gave Tom a teaspoonful and watched with the deepest anxiety for the +result. Her troubles were instantly at rest, her soul at peace again; +for the "indifference" was broken up. The boy could not have shown a +wilder, heartier interest, if she had built a fire under him. + +Tom felt that it was time to wake up; this sort of life might be +romantic enough, in his blighted condition, but it was getting to have +too little sentiment and too much distracting variety about it. So he +thought over various plans for relief, and finally hit pon that of +professing to be fond of Pain-killer. He asked for it so often that he +became a nuisance, and his aunt ended by telling him to help himself +and quit bothering her. If it had been Sid, she would have had no +misgivings to alloy her delight; but since it was Tom, she watched the +bottle clandestinely. She found that the medicine did really diminish, +but it did not occur to her that the boy was mending the health of a +crack in the sitting-room floor with it. + +One day Tom was in the act of dosing the crack when his aunt's yellow +cat came along, purring, eying the teaspoon avariciously, and begging +for a taste. Tom said: + +"Don't ask for it unless you want it, Peter." + +But Peter signified that he did want it. + +"You better make sure." + +Peter was sure. + +"Now you've asked for it, and I'll give it to you, because there ain't +anything mean about me; but if you find you don't like it, you mustn't +blame anybody but your own self." + +Peter was agreeable. So Tom pried his mouth open and poured down the +Pain-killer. Peter sprang a couple of yards in the air, and then +delivered a war-whoop and set off round and round the room, banging +against furniture, upsetting flower-pots, and making general havoc. +Next he rose on his hind feet and pranced around, in a frenzy of +enjoyment, with his head over his shoulder and his voice proclaiming +his unappeasable happiness. Then he went tearing around the house again +spreading chaos and destruction in his path. Aunt Polly entered in time +to see him throw a few double summersets, deliver a final mighty +hurrah, and sail through the open window, carrying the rest of the +flower-pots with him. The old lady stood petrified with astonishment, +peering over her glasses; Tom lay on the floor expiring with laughter. + +"Tom, what on earth ails that cat?" + +"I don't know, aunt," gasped the boy. + +"Why, I never see anything like it. What did make him act so?" + +"Deed I don't know, Aunt Polly; cats always act so when they're having +a good time." + +"They do, do they?" There was something in the tone that made Tom +apprehensive. + +"Yes'm. That is, I believe they do." + +"You DO?" + +"Yes'm." + +The old lady was bending down, Tom watching, with interest emphasized +by anxiety. Too late he divined her "drift." The handle of the telltale +teaspoon was visible under the bed-valance. Aunt Polly took it, held it +up. Tom winced, and dropped his eyes. Aunt Polly raised him by the +usual handle--his ear--and cracked his head soundly with her thimble. + +"Now, sir, what did you want to treat that poor dumb beast so, for?" + +"I done it out of pity for him--because he hadn't any aunt." + +"Hadn't any aunt!--you numskull. What has that got to do with it?" + +"Heaps. Because if he'd had one she'd a burnt him out herself! She'd a +roasted his bowels out of him 'thout any more feeling than if he was a +human!" + +Aunt Polly felt a sudden pang of remorse. This was putting the thing +in a new light; what was cruelty to a cat MIGHT be cruelty to a boy, +too. She began to soften; she felt sorry. Her eyes watered a little, +and she put her hand on Tom's head and said gently: + +"I was meaning for the best, Tom. And, Tom, it DID do you good." + +Tom looked up in her face with just a perceptible twinkle peeping +through his gravity. + +"I know you was meaning for the best, aunty, and so was I with Peter. +It done HIM good, too. I never see him get around so since--" + +"Oh, go 'long with you, Tom, before you aggravate me again. And you +try and see if you can't be a good boy, for once, and you needn't take +any more medicine." + +Tom reached school ahead of time. It was noticed that this strange +thing had been occurring every day latterly. And now, as usual of late, +he hung about the gate of the schoolyard instead of playing with his +comrades. He was sick, he said, and he looked it. He tried to seem to +be looking everywhere but whither he really was looking--down the road. +Presently Jeff Thatcher hove in sight, and Tom's face lighted; he gazed +a moment, and then turned sorrowfully away. When Jeff arrived, Tom +accosted him; and "led up" warily to opportunities for remark about +Becky, but the giddy lad never could see the bait. Tom watched and +watched, hoping whenever a frisking frock came in sight, and hating the +owner of it as soon as he saw she was not the right one. At last frocks +ceased to appear, and he dropped hopelessly into the dumps; he entered +the empty schoolhouse and sat down to suffer. Then one more frock +passed in at the gate, and Tom's heart gave a great bound. The next +instant he was out, and "going on" like an Indian; yelling, laughing, +chasing boys, jumping over the fence at risk of life and limb, throwing +handsprings, standing on his head--doing all the heroic things he could +conceive of, and keeping a furtive eye out, all the while, to see if +Becky Thatcher was noticing. But she seemed to be unconscious of it +all; she never looked. Could it be possible that she was not aware that +he was there? He carried his exploits to her immediate vicinity; came +war-whooping around, snatched a boy's cap, hurled it to the roof of the +schoolhouse, broke through a group of boys, tumbling them in every +direction, and fell sprawling, himself, under Becky's nose, almost +upsetting her--and she turned, with her nose in the air, and he heard +her say: "Mf! some people think they're mighty smart--always showing +off!" + +Tom's cheeks burned. He gathered himself up and sneaked off, crushed +and crestfallen. + + + +CHAPTER XIII + +TOM'S mind was made up now. He was gloomy and desperate. He was a +forsaken, friendless boy, he said; nobody loved him; when they found +out what they had driven him to, perhaps they would be sorry; he had +tried to do right and get along, but they would not let him; since +nothing would do them but to be rid of him, let it be so; and let them +blame HIM for the consequences--why shouldn't they? What right had the +friendless to complain? Yes, they had forced him to it at last: he +would lead a life of crime. There was no choice. + +By this time he was far down Meadow Lane, and the bell for school to +"take up" tinkled faintly upon his ear. He sobbed, now, to think he +should never, never hear that old familiar sound any more--it was very +hard, but it was forced on him; since he was driven out into the cold +world, he must submit--but he forgave them. Then the sobs came thick +and fast. + +Just at this point he met his soul's sworn comrade, Joe Harper +--hard-eyed, and with evidently a great and dismal purpose in his heart. +Plainly here were "two souls with but a single thought." Tom, wiping +his eyes with his sleeve, began to blubber out something about a +resolution to escape from hard usage and lack of sympathy at home by +roaming abroad into the great world never to return; and ended by +hoping that Joe would not forget him. + +But it transpired that this was a request which Joe had just been +going to make of Tom, and had come to hunt him up for that purpose. His +mother had whipped him for drinking some cream which he had never +tasted and knew nothing about; it was plain that she was tired of him +and wished him to go; if she felt that way, there was nothing for him +to do but succumb; he hoped she would be happy, and never regret having +driven her poor boy out into the unfeeling world to suffer and die. + +As the two boys walked sorrowing along, they made a new compact to +stand by each other and be brothers and never separate till death +relieved them of their troubles. Then they began to lay their plans. +Joe was for being a hermit, and living on crusts in a remote cave, and +dying, some time, of cold and want and grief; but after listening to +Tom, he conceded that there were some conspicuous advantages about a +life of crime, and so he consented to be a pirate. + +Three miles below St. Petersburg, at a point where the Mississippi +River was a trifle over a mile wide, there was a long, narrow, wooded +island, with a shallow bar at the head of it, and this offered well as +a rendezvous. It was not inhabited; it lay far over toward the further +shore, abreast a dense and almost wholly unpeopled forest. So Jackson's +Island was chosen. Who were to be the subjects of their piracies was a +matter that did not occur to them. Then they hunted up Huckleberry +Finn, and he joined them promptly, for all careers were one to him; he +was indifferent. They presently separated to meet at a lonely spot on +the river-bank two miles above the village at the favorite hour--which +was midnight. There was a small log raft there which they meant to +capture. Each would bring hooks and lines, and such provision as he +could steal in the most dark and mysterious way--as became outlaws. And +before the afternoon was done, they had all managed to enjoy the sweet +glory of spreading the fact that pretty soon the town would "hear +something." All who got this vague hint were cautioned to "be mum and +wait." + +About midnight Tom arrived with a boiled ham and a few trifles, +and stopped in a dense undergrowth on a small bluff overlooking the +meeting-place. It was starlight, and very still. The mighty river lay +like an ocean at rest. Tom listened a moment, but no sound disturbed the +quiet. Then he gave a low, distinct whistle. It was answered from under +the bluff. Tom whistled twice more; these signals were answered in the +same way. Then a guarded voice said: + +"Who goes there?" + +"Tom Sawyer, the Black Avenger of the Spanish Main. Name your names." + +"Huck Finn the Red-Handed, and Joe Harper the Terror of the Seas." Tom +had furnished these titles, from his favorite literature. + +"'Tis well. Give the countersign." + +Two hoarse whispers delivered the same awful word simultaneously to +the brooding night: + +"BLOOD!" + +Then Tom tumbled his ham over the bluff and let himself down after it, +tearing both skin and clothes to some extent in the effort. There was +an easy, comfortable path along the shore under the bluff, but it +lacked the advantages of difficulty and danger so valued by a pirate. + +The Terror of the Seas had brought a side of bacon, and had about worn +himself out with getting it there. Finn the Red-Handed had stolen a +skillet and a quantity of half-cured leaf tobacco, and had also brought +a few corn-cobs to make pipes with. But none of the pirates smoked or +"chewed" but himself. The Black Avenger of the Spanish Main said it +would never do to start without some fire. That was a wise thought; +matches were hardly known there in that day. They saw a fire +smouldering upon a great raft a hundred yards above, and they went +stealthily thither and helped themselves to a chunk. They made an +imposing adventure of it, saying, "Hist!" every now and then, and +suddenly halting with finger on lip; moving with hands on imaginary +dagger-hilts; and giving orders in dismal whispers that if "the foe" +stirred, to "let him have it to the hilt," because "dead men tell no +tales." They knew well enough that the raftsmen were all down at the +village laying in stores or having a spree, but still that was no +excuse for their conducting this thing in an unpiratical way. + +They shoved off, presently, Tom in command, Huck at the after oar and +Joe at the forward. Tom stood amidships, gloomy-browed, and with folded +arms, and gave his orders in a low, stern whisper: + +"Luff, and bring her to the wind!" + +"Aye-aye, sir!" + +"Steady, steady-y-y-y!" + +"Steady it is, sir!" + +"Let her go off a point!" + +"Point it is, sir!" + +As the boys steadily and monotonously drove the raft toward mid-stream +it was no doubt understood that these orders were given only for +"style," and were not intended to mean anything in particular. + +"What sail's she carrying?" + +"Courses, tops'ls, and flying-jib, sir." + +"Send the r'yals up! Lay out aloft, there, half a dozen of ye +--foretopmaststuns'l! Lively, now!" + +"Aye-aye, sir!" + +"Shake out that maintogalans'l! Sheets and braces! NOW my hearties!" + +"Aye-aye, sir!" + +"Hellum-a-lee--hard a port! Stand by to meet her when she comes! Port, +port! NOW, men! With a will! Stead-y-y-y!" + +"Steady it is, sir!" + +The raft drew beyond the middle of the river; the boys pointed her +head right, and then lay on their oars. The river was not high, so +there was not more than a two or three mile current. Hardly a word was +said during the next three-quarters of an hour. Now the raft was +passing before the distant town. Two or three glimmering lights showed +where it lay, peacefully sleeping, beyond the vague vast sweep of +star-gemmed water, unconscious of the tremendous event that was happening. +The Black Avenger stood still with folded arms, "looking his last" upon +the scene of his former joys and his later sufferings, and wishing +"she" could see him now, abroad on the wild sea, facing peril and death +with dauntless heart, going to his doom with a grim smile on his lips. +It was but a small strain on his imagination to remove Jackson's Island +beyond eyeshot of the village, and so he "looked his last" with a +broken and satisfied heart. The other pirates were looking their last, +too; and they all looked so long that they came near letting the +current drift them out of the range of the island. But they discovered +the danger in time, and made shift to avert it. About two o'clock in +the morning the raft grounded on the bar two hundred yards above the +head of the island, and they waded back and forth until they had landed +their freight. Part of the little raft's belongings consisted of an old +sail, and this they spread over a nook in the bushes for a tent to +shelter their provisions; but they themselves would sleep in the open +air in good weather, as became outlaws. + +They built a fire against the side of a great log twenty or thirty +steps within the sombre depths of the forest, and then cooked some +bacon in the frying-pan for supper, and used up half of the corn "pone" +stock they had brought. It seemed glorious sport to be feasting in that +wild, free way in the virgin forest of an unexplored and uninhabited +island, far from the haunts of men, and they said they never would +return to civilization. The climbing fire lit up their faces and threw +its ruddy glare upon the pillared tree-trunks of their forest temple, +and upon the varnished foliage and festooning vines. + +When the last crisp slice of bacon was gone, and the last allowance of +corn pone devoured, the boys stretched themselves out on the grass, +filled with contentment. They could have found a cooler place, but they +would not deny themselves such a romantic feature as the roasting +camp-fire. + +"AIN'T it gay?" said Joe. + +"It's NUTS!" said Tom. "What would the boys say if they could see us?" + +"Say? Well, they'd just die to be here--hey, Hucky!" + +"I reckon so," said Huckleberry; "anyways, I'm suited. I don't want +nothing better'n this. I don't ever get enough to eat, gen'ally--and +here they can't come and pick at a feller and bullyrag him so." + +"It's just the life for me," said Tom. "You don't have to get up, +mornings, and you don't have to go to school, and wash, and all that +blame foolishness. You see a pirate don't have to do ANYTHING, Joe, +when he's ashore, but a hermit HE has to be praying considerable, and +then he don't have any fun, anyway, all by himself that way." + +"Oh yes, that's so," said Joe, "but I hadn't thought much about it, +you know. I'd a good deal rather be a pirate, now that I've tried it." + +"You see," said Tom, "people don't go much on hermits, nowadays, like +they used to in old times, but a pirate's always respected. And a +hermit's got to sleep on the hardest place he can find, and put +sackcloth and ashes on his head, and stand out in the rain, and--" + +"What does he put sackcloth and ashes on his head for?" inquired Huck. + +"I dono. But they've GOT to do it. Hermits always do. You'd have to do +that if you was a hermit." + +"Dern'd if I would," said Huck. + +"Well, what would you do?" + +"I dono. But I wouldn't do that." + +"Why, Huck, you'd HAVE to. How'd you get around it?" + +"Why, I just wouldn't stand it. I'd run away." + +"Run away! Well, you WOULD be a nice old slouch of a hermit. You'd be +a disgrace." + +The Red-Handed made no response, being better employed. He had +finished gouging out a cob, and now he fitted a weed stem to it, loaded +it with tobacco, and was pressing a coal to the charge and blowing a +cloud of fragrant smoke--he was in the full bloom of luxurious +contentment. The other pirates envied him this majestic vice, and +secretly resolved to acquire it shortly. Presently Huck said: + +"What does pirates have to do?" + +Tom said: + +"Oh, they have just a bully time--take ships and burn them, and get +the money and bury it in awful places in their island where there's +ghosts and things to watch it, and kill everybody in the ships--make +'em walk a plank." + +"And they carry the women to the island," said Joe; "they don't kill +the women." + +"No," assented Tom, "they don't kill the women--they're too noble. And +the women's always beautiful, too. + +"And don't they wear the bulliest clothes! Oh no! All gold and silver +and di'monds," said Joe, with enthusiasm. + +"Who?" said Huck. + +"Why, the pirates." + +Huck scanned his own clothing forlornly. + +"I reckon I ain't dressed fitten for a pirate," said he, with a +regretful pathos in his voice; "but I ain't got none but these." + +But the other boys told him the fine clothes would come fast enough, +after they should have begun their adventures. They made him understand +that his poor rags would do to begin with, though it was customary for +wealthy pirates to start with a proper wardrobe. + +Gradually their talk died out and drowsiness began to steal upon the +eyelids of the little waifs. The pipe dropped from the fingers of the +Red-Handed, and he slept the sleep of the conscience-free and the +weary. The Terror of the Seas and the Black Avenger of the Spanish Main +had more difficulty in getting to sleep. They said their prayers +inwardly, and lying down, since there was nobody there with authority +to make them kneel and recite aloud; in truth, they had a mind not to +say them at all, but they were afraid to proceed to such lengths as +that, lest they might call down a sudden and special thunderbolt from +heaven. Then at once they reached and hovered upon the imminent verge +of sleep--but an intruder came, now, that would not "down." It was +conscience. They began to feel a vague fear that they had been doing +wrong to run away; and next they thought of the stolen meat, and then +the real torture came. They tried to argue it away by reminding +conscience that they had purloined sweetmeats and apples scores of +times; but conscience was not to be appeased by such thin +plausibilities; it seemed to them, in the end, that there was no +getting around the stubborn fact that taking sweetmeats was only +"hooking," while taking bacon and hams and such valuables was plain +simple stealing--and there was a command against that in the Bible. So +they inwardly resolved that so long as they remained in the business, +their piracies should not again be sullied with the crime of stealing. +Then conscience granted a truce, and these curiously inconsistent +pirates fell peacefully to sleep. + + + +CHAPTER XIV + +WHEN Tom awoke in the morning, he wondered where he was. He sat up and +rubbed his eyes and looked around. Then he comprehended. It was the +cool gray dawn, and there was a delicious sense of repose and peace in +the deep pervading calm and silence of the woods. Not a leaf stirred; +not a sound obtruded upon great Nature's meditation. Beaded dewdrops +stood upon the leaves and grasses. A white layer of ashes covered the +fire, and a thin blue breath of smoke rose straight into the air. Joe +and Huck still slept. + +Now, far away in the woods a bird called; another answered; presently +the hammering of a woodpecker was heard. Gradually the cool dim gray of +the morning whitened, and as gradually sounds multiplied and life +manifested itself. The marvel of Nature shaking off sleep and going to +work unfolded itself to the musing boy. A little green worm came +crawling over a dewy leaf, lifting two-thirds of his body into the air +from time to time and "sniffing around," then proceeding again--for he +was measuring, Tom said; and when the worm approached him, of its own +accord, he sat as still as a stone, with his hopes rising and falling, +by turns, as the creature still came toward him or seemed inclined to +go elsewhere; and when at last it considered a painful moment with its +curved body in the air and then came decisively down upon Tom's leg and +began a journey over him, his whole heart was glad--for that meant that +he was going to have a new suit of clothes--without the shadow of a +doubt a gaudy piratical uniform. Now a procession of ants appeared, +from nowhere in particular, and went about their labors; one struggled +manfully by with a dead spider five times as big as itself in its arms, +and lugged it straight up a tree-trunk. A brown spotted lady-bug +climbed the dizzy height of a grass blade, and Tom bent down close to +it and said, "Lady-bug, lady-bug, fly away home, your house is on fire, +your children's alone," and she took wing and went off to see about it +--which did not surprise the boy, for he knew of old that this insect was +credulous about conflagrations, and he had practised upon its +simplicity more than once. A tumblebug came next, heaving sturdily at +its ball, and Tom touched the creature, to see it shut its legs against +its body and pretend to be dead. The birds were fairly rioting by this +time. A catbird, the Northern mocker, lit in a tree over Tom's head, +and trilled out her imitations of her neighbors in a rapture of +enjoyment; then a shrill jay swept down, a flash of blue flame, and +stopped on a twig almost within the boy's reach, cocked his head to one +side and eyed the strangers with a consuming curiosity; a gray squirrel +and a big fellow of the "fox" kind came skurrying along, sitting up at +intervals to inspect and chatter at the boys, for the wild things had +probably never seen a human being before and scarcely knew whether to +be afraid or not. All Nature was wide awake and stirring, now; long +lances of sunlight pierced down through the dense foliage far and near, +and a few butterflies came fluttering upon the scene. + +Tom stirred up the other pirates and they all clattered away with a +shout, and in a minute or two were stripped and chasing after and +tumbling over each other in the shallow limpid water of the white +sandbar. They felt no longing for the little village sleeping in the +distance beyond the majestic waste of water. A vagrant current or a +slight rise in the river had carried off their raft, but this only +gratified them, since its going was something like burning the bridge +between them and civilization. + +They came back to camp wonderfully refreshed, glad-hearted, and +ravenous; and they soon had the camp-fire blazing up again. Huck found +a spring of clear cold water close by, and the boys made cups of broad +oak or hickory leaves, and felt that water, sweetened with such a +wildwood charm as that, would be a good enough substitute for coffee. +While Joe was slicing bacon for breakfast, Tom and Huck asked him to +hold on a minute; they stepped to a promising nook in the river-bank +and threw in their lines; almost immediately they had reward. Joe had +not had time to get impatient before they were back again with some +handsome bass, a couple of sun-perch and a small catfish--provisions +enough for quite a family. They fried the fish with the bacon, and were +astonished; for no fish had ever seemed so delicious before. They did +not know that the quicker a fresh-water fish is on the fire after he is +caught the better he is; and they reflected little upon what a sauce +open-air sleeping, open-air exercise, bathing, and a large ingredient +of hunger make, too. + +They lay around in the shade, after breakfast, while Huck had a smoke, +and then went off through the woods on an exploring expedition. They +tramped gayly along, over decaying logs, through tangled underbrush, +among solemn monarchs of the forest, hung from their crowns to the +ground with a drooping regalia of grape-vines. Now and then they came +upon snug nooks carpeted with grass and jeweled with flowers. + +They found plenty of things to be delighted with, but nothing to be +astonished at. They discovered that the island was about three miles +long and a quarter of a mile wide, and that the shore it lay closest to +was only separated from it by a narrow channel hardly two hundred yards +wide. They took a swim about every hour, so it was close upon the +middle of the afternoon when they got back to camp. They were too +hungry to stop to fish, but they fared sumptuously upon cold ham, and +then threw themselves down in the shade to talk. But the talk soon +began to drag, and then died. The stillness, the solemnity that brooded +in the woods, and the sense of loneliness, began to tell upon the +spirits of the boys. They fell to thinking. A sort of undefined longing +crept upon them. This took dim shape, presently--it was budding +homesickness. Even Finn the Red-Handed was dreaming of his doorsteps +and empty hogsheads. But they were all ashamed of their weakness, and +none was brave enough to speak his thought. + +For some time, now, the boys had been dully conscious of a peculiar +sound in the distance, just as one sometimes is of the ticking of a +clock which he takes no distinct note of. But now this mysterious sound +became more pronounced, and forced a recognition. The boys started, +glanced at each other, and then each assumed a listening attitude. +There was a long silence, profound and unbroken; then a deep, sullen +boom came floating down out of the distance. + +"What is it!" exclaimed Joe, under his breath. + +"I wonder," said Tom in a whisper. + +"'Tain't thunder," said Huckleberry, in an awed tone, "becuz thunder--" + +"Hark!" said Tom. "Listen--don't talk." + +They waited a time that seemed an age, and then the same muffled boom +troubled the solemn hush. + +"Let's go and see." + +They sprang to their feet and hurried to the shore toward the town. +They parted the bushes on the bank and peered out over the water. The +little steam ferryboat was about a mile below the village, drifting +with the current. Her broad deck seemed crowded with people. There were +a great many skiffs rowing about or floating with the stream in the +neighborhood of the ferryboat, but the boys could not determine what +the men in them were doing. Presently a great jet of white smoke burst +from the ferryboat's side, and as it expanded and rose in a lazy cloud, +that same dull throb of sound was borne to the listeners again. + +"I know now!" exclaimed Tom; "somebody's drownded!" + +"That's it!" said Huck; "they done that last summer, when Bill Turner +got drownded; they shoot a cannon over the water, and that makes him +come up to the top. Yes, and they take loaves of bread and put +quicksilver in 'em and set 'em afloat, and wherever there's anybody +that's drownded, they'll float right there and stop." + +"Yes, I've heard about that," said Joe. "I wonder what makes the bread +do that." + +"Oh, it ain't the bread, so much," said Tom; "I reckon it's mostly +what they SAY over it before they start it out." + +"But they don't say anything over it," said Huck. "I've seen 'em and +they don't." + +"Well, that's funny," said Tom. "But maybe they say it to themselves. +Of COURSE they do. Anybody might know that." + +The other boys agreed that there was reason in what Tom said, because +an ignorant lump of bread, uninstructed by an incantation, could not be +expected to act very intelligently when set upon an errand of such +gravity. + +"By jings, I wish I was over there, now," said Joe. + +"I do too" said Huck "I'd give heaps to know who it is." + +The boys still listened and watched. Presently a revealing thought +flashed through Tom's mind, and he exclaimed: + +"Boys, I know who's drownded--it's us!" + +They felt like heroes in an instant. Here was a gorgeous triumph; they +were missed; they were mourned; hearts were breaking on their account; +tears were being shed; accusing memories of unkindness to these poor +lost lads were rising up, and unavailing regrets and remorse were being +indulged; and best of all, the departed were the talk of the whole +town, and the envy of all the boys, as far as this dazzling notoriety +was concerned. This was fine. It was worth while to be a pirate, after +all. + +As twilight drew on, the ferryboat went back to her accustomed +business and the skiffs disappeared. The pirates returned to camp. They +were jubilant with vanity over their new grandeur and the illustrious +trouble they were making. They caught fish, cooked supper and ate it, +and then fell to guessing at what the village was thinking and saying +about them; and the pictures they drew of the public distress on their +account were gratifying to look upon--from their point of view. But +when the shadows of night closed them in, they gradually ceased to +talk, and sat gazing into the fire, with their minds evidently +wandering elsewhere. The excitement was gone, now, and Tom and Joe +could not keep back thoughts of certain persons at home who were not +enjoying this fine frolic as much as they were. Misgivings came; they +grew troubled and unhappy; a sigh or two escaped, unawares. By and by +Joe timidly ventured upon a roundabout "feeler" as to how the others +might look upon a return to civilization--not right now, but-- + +Tom withered him with derision! Huck, being uncommitted as yet, joined +in with Tom, and the waverer quickly "explained," and was glad to get +out of the scrape with as little taint of chicken-hearted homesickness +clinging to his garments as he could. Mutiny was effectually laid to +rest for the moment. + +As the night deepened, Huck began to nod, and presently to snore. Joe +followed next. Tom lay upon his elbow motionless, for some time, +watching the two intently. At last he got up cautiously, on his knees, +and went searching among the grass and the flickering reflections flung +by the camp-fire. He picked up and inspected several large +semi-cylinders of the thin white bark of a sycamore, and finally chose +two which seemed to suit him. Then he knelt by the fire and painfully +wrote something upon each of these with his "red keel"; one he rolled up +and put in his jacket pocket, and the other he put in Joe's hat and +removed it to a little distance from the owner. And he also put into the +hat certain schoolboy treasures of almost inestimable value--among them +a lump of chalk, an India-rubber ball, three fishhooks, and one of that +kind of marbles known as a "sure 'nough crystal." Then he tiptoed his +way cautiously among the trees till he felt that he was out of hearing, +and straightway broke into a keen run in the direction of the sandbar. + + + +CHAPTER XV + +A FEW minutes later Tom was in the shoal water of the bar, wading +toward the Illinois shore. Before the depth reached his middle he was +half-way over; the current would permit no more wading, now, so he +struck out confidently to swim the remaining hundred yards. He swam +quartering upstream, but still was swept downward rather faster than he +had expected. However, he reached the shore finally, and drifted along +till he found a low place and drew himself out. He put his hand on his +jacket pocket, found his piece of bark safe, and then struck through +the woods, following the shore, with streaming garments. Shortly before +ten o'clock he came out into an open place opposite the village, and +saw the ferryboat lying in the shadow of the trees and the high bank. +Everything was quiet under the blinking stars. He crept down the bank, +watching with all his eyes, slipped into the water, swam three or four +strokes and climbed into the skiff that did "yawl" duty at the boat's +stern. He laid himself down under the thwarts and waited, panting. + +Presently the cracked bell tapped and a voice gave the order to "cast +off." A minute or two later the skiff's head was standing high up, +against the boat's swell, and the voyage was begun. Tom felt happy in +his success, for he knew it was the boat's last trip for the night. At +the end of a long twelve or fifteen minutes the wheels stopped, and Tom +slipped overboard and swam ashore in the dusk, landing fifty yards +downstream, out of danger of possible stragglers. + +He flew along unfrequented alleys, and shortly found himself at his +aunt's back fence. He climbed over, approached the "ell," and looked in +at the sitting-room window, for a light was burning there. There sat +Aunt Polly, Sid, Mary, and Joe Harper's mother, grouped together, +talking. They were by the bed, and the bed was between them and the +door. Tom went to the door and began to softly lift the latch; then he +pressed gently and the door yielded a crack; he continued pushing +cautiously, and quaking every time it creaked, till he judged he might +squeeze through on his knees; so he put his head through and began, +warily. + +"What makes the candle blow so?" said Aunt Polly. Tom hurried up. +"Why, that door's open, I believe. Why, of course it is. No end of +strange things now. Go 'long and shut it, Sid." + +Tom disappeared under the bed just in time. He lay and "breathed" +himself for a time, and then crept to where he could almost touch his +aunt's foot. + +"But as I was saying," said Aunt Polly, "he warn't BAD, so to say +--only mischEEvous. Only just giddy, and harum-scarum, you know. He +warn't any more responsible than a colt. HE never meant any harm, and +he was the best-hearted boy that ever was"--and she began to cry. + +"It was just so with my Joe--always full of his devilment, and up to +every kind of mischief, but he was just as unselfish and kind as he +could be--and laws bless me, to think I went and whipped him for taking +that cream, never once recollecting that I throwed it out myself +because it was sour, and I never to see him again in this world, never, +never, never, poor abused boy!" And Mrs. Harper sobbed as if her heart +would break. + +"I hope Tom's better off where he is," said Sid, "but if he'd been +better in some ways--" + +"SID!" Tom felt the glare of the old lady's eye, though he could not +see it. "Not a word against my Tom, now that he's gone! God'll take +care of HIM--never you trouble YOURself, sir! Oh, Mrs. Harper, I don't +know how to give him up! I don't know how to give him up! He was such a +comfort to me, although he tormented my old heart out of me, 'most." + +"The Lord giveth and the Lord hath taken away--Blessed be the name of +the Lord! But it's so hard--Oh, it's so hard! Only last Saturday my +Joe busted a firecracker right under my nose and I knocked him +sprawling. Little did I know then, how soon--Oh, if it was to do over +again I'd hug him and bless him for it." + +"Yes, yes, yes, I know just how you feel, Mrs. Harper, I know just +exactly how you feel. No longer ago than yesterday noon, my Tom took +and filled the cat full of Pain-killer, and I did think the cretur +would tear the house down. And God forgive me, I cracked Tom's head +with my thimble, poor boy, poor dead boy. But he's out of all his +troubles now. And the last words I ever heard him say was to reproach--" + +But this memory was too much for the old lady, and she broke entirely +down. Tom was snuffling, now, himself--and more in pity of himself than +anybody else. He could hear Mary crying, and putting in a kindly word +for him from time to time. He began to have a nobler opinion of himself +than ever before. Still, he was sufficiently touched by his aunt's +grief to long to rush out from under the bed and overwhelm her with +joy--and the theatrical gorgeousness of the thing appealed strongly to +his nature, too, but he resisted and lay still. + +He went on listening, and gathered by odds and ends that it was +conjectured at first that the boys had got drowned while taking a swim; +then the small raft had been missed; next, certain boys said the +missing lads had promised that the village should "hear something" +soon; the wise-heads had "put this and that together" and decided that +the lads had gone off on that raft and would turn up at the next town +below, presently; but toward noon the raft had been found, lodged +against the Missouri shore some five or six miles below the village +--and then hope perished; they must be drowned, else hunger would have +driven them home by nightfall if not sooner. It was believed that the +search for the bodies had been a fruitless effort merely because the +drowning must have occurred in mid-channel, since the boys, being good +swimmers, would otherwise have escaped to shore. This was Wednesday +night. If the bodies continued missing until Sunday, all hope would be +given over, and the funerals would be preached on that morning. Tom +shuddered. + +Mrs. Harper gave a sobbing good-night and turned to go. Then with a +mutual impulse the two bereaved women flung themselves into each +other's arms and had a good, consoling cry, and then parted. Aunt Polly +was tender far beyond her wont, in her good-night to Sid and Mary. Sid +snuffled a bit and Mary went off crying with all her heart. + +Aunt Polly knelt down and prayed for Tom so touchingly, so +appealingly, and with such measureless love in her words and her old +trembling voice, that he was weltering in tears again, long before she +was through. + +He had to keep still long after she went to bed, for she kept making +broken-hearted ejaculations from time to time, tossing unrestfully, and +turning over. But at last she was still, only moaning a little in her +sleep. Now the boy stole out, rose gradually by the bedside, shaded the +candle-light with his hand, and stood regarding her. His heart was full +of pity for her. He took out his sycamore scroll and placed it by the +candle. But something occurred to him, and he lingered considering. His +face lighted with a happy solution of his thought; he put the bark +hastily in his pocket. Then he bent over and kissed the faded lips, and +straightway made his stealthy exit, latching the door behind him. + +He threaded his way back to the ferry landing, found nobody at large +there, and walked boldly on board the boat, for he knew she was +tenantless except that there was a watchman, who always turned in and +slept like a graven image. He untied the skiff at the stern, slipped +into it, and was soon rowing cautiously upstream. When he had pulled a +mile above the village, he started quartering across and bent himself +stoutly to his work. He hit the landing on the other side neatly, for +this was a familiar bit of work to him. He was moved to capture the +skiff, arguing that it might be considered a ship and therefore +legitimate prey for a pirate, but he knew a thorough search would be +made for it and that might end in revelations. So he stepped ashore and +entered the woods. + +He sat down and took a long rest, torturing himself meanwhile to keep +awake, and then started warily down the home-stretch. The night was far +spent. It was broad daylight before he found himself fairly abreast the +island bar. He rested again until the sun was well up and gilding the +great river with its splendor, and then he plunged into the stream. A +little later he paused, dripping, upon the threshold of the camp, and +heard Joe say: + +"No, Tom's true-blue, Huck, and he'll come back. He won't desert. He +knows that would be a disgrace to a pirate, and Tom's too proud for +that sort of thing. He's up to something or other. Now I wonder what?" + +"Well, the things is ours, anyway, ain't they?" + +Pretty near, but not yet, Huck. The writing says they are if he ain't +back here to breakfast." + +"Which he is!" exclaimed Tom, with fine dramatic effect, stepping +grandly into camp. + +A sumptuous breakfast of bacon and fish was shortly provided, and as +the boys set to work upon it, Tom recounted (and adorned) his +adventures. They were a vain and boastful company of heroes when the +tale was done. Then Tom hid himself away in a shady nook to sleep till +noon, and the other pirates got ready to fish and explore. + + + +CHAPTER XVI + +AFTER dinner all the gang turned out to hunt for turtle eggs on the +bar. They went about poking sticks into the sand, and when they found a +soft place they went down on their knees and dug with their hands. +Sometimes they would take fifty or sixty eggs out of one hole. They +were perfectly round white things a trifle smaller than an English +walnut. They had a famous fried-egg feast that night, and another on +Friday morning. + +After breakfast they went whooping and prancing out on the bar, and +chased each other round and round, shedding clothes as they went, until +they were naked, and then continued the frolic far away up the shoal +water of the bar, against the stiff current, which latter tripped their +legs from under them from time to time and greatly increased the fun. +And now and then they stooped in a group and splashed water in each +other's faces with their palms, gradually approaching each other, with +averted faces to avoid the strangling sprays, and finally gripping and +struggling till the best man ducked his neighbor, and then they all +went under in a tangle of white legs and arms and came up blowing, +sputtering, laughing, and gasping for breath at one and the same time. + +When they were well exhausted, they would run out and sprawl on the +dry, hot sand, and lie there and cover themselves up with it, and by +and by break for the water again and go through the original +performance once more. Finally it occurred to them that their naked +skin represented flesh-colored "tights" very fairly; so they drew a +ring in the sand and had a circus--with three clowns in it, for none +would yield this proudest post to his neighbor. + +Next they got their marbles and played "knucks" and "ring-taw" and +"keeps" till that amusement grew stale. Then Joe and Huck had another +swim, but Tom would not venture, because he found that in kicking off +his trousers he had kicked his string of rattlesnake rattles off his +ankle, and he wondered how he had escaped cramp so long without the +protection of this mysterious charm. He did not venture again until he +had found it, and by that time the other boys were tired and ready to +rest. They gradually wandered apart, dropped into the "dumps," and fell +to gazing longingly across the wide river to where the village lay +drowsing in the sun. Tom found himself writing "BECKY" in the sand with +his big toe; he scratched it out, and was angry with himself for his +weakness. But he wrote it again, nevertheless; he could not help it. He +erased it once more and then took himself out of temptation by driving +the other boys together and joining them. + +But Joe's spirits had gone down almost beyond resurrection. He was so +homesick that he could hardly endure the misery of it. The tears lay +very near the surface. Huck was melancholy, too. Tom was downhearted, +but tried hard not to show it. He had a secret which he was not ready +to tell, yet, but if this mutinous depression was not broken up soon, +he would have to bring it out. He said, with a great show of +cheerfulness: + +"I bet there's been pirates on this island before, boys. We'll explore +it again. They've hid treasures here somewhere. How'd you feel to light +on a rotten chest full of gold and silver--hey?" + +But it roused only faint enthusiasm, which faded out, with no reply. +Tom tried one or two other seductions; but they failed, too. It was +discouraging work. Joe sat poking up the sand with a stick and looking +very gloomy. Finally he said: + +"Oh, boys, let's give it up. I want to go home. It's so lonesome." + +"Oh no, Joe, you'll feel better by and by," said Tom. "Just think of +the fishing that's here." + +"I don't care for fishing. I want to go home." + +"But, Joe, there ain't such another swimming-place anywhere." + +"Swimming's no good. I don't seem to care for it, somehow, when there +ain't anybody to say I sha'n't go in. I mean to go home." + +"Oh, shucks! Baby! You want to see your mother, I reckon." + +"Yes, I DO want to see my mother--and you would, too, if you had one. +I ain't any more baby than you are." And Joe snuffled a little. + +"Well, we'll let the cry-baby go home to his mother, won't we, Huck? +Poor thing--does it want to see its mother? And so it shall. You like +it here, don't you, Huck? We'll stay, won't we?" + +Huck said, "Y-e-s"--without any heart in it. + +"I'll never speak to you again as long as I live," said Joe, rising. +"There now!" And he moved moodily away and began to dress himself. + +"Who cares!" said Tom. "Nobody wants you to. Go 'long home and get +laughed at. Oh, you're a nice pirate. Huck and me ain't cry-babies. +We'll stay, won't we, Huck? Let him go if he wants to. I reckon we can +get along without him, per'aps." + +But Tom was uneasy, nevertheless, and was alarmed to see Joe go +sullenly on with his dressing. And then it was discomforting to see +Huck eying Joe's preparations so wistfully, and keeping up such an +ominous silence. Presently, without a parting word, Joe began to wade +off toward the Illinois shore. Tom's heart began to sink. He glanced at +Huck. Huck could not bear the look, and dropped his eyes. Then he said: + +"I want to go, too, Tom. It was getting so lonesome anyway, and now +it'll be worse. Let's us go, too, Tom." + +"I won't! You can all go, if you want to. I mean to stay." + +"Tom, I better go." + +"Well, go 'long--who's hendering you." + +Huck began to pick up his scattered clothes. He said: + +"Tom, I wisht you'd come, too. Now you think it over. We'll wait for +you when we get to shore." + +"Well, you'll wait a blame long time, that's all." + +Huck started sorrowfully away, and Tom stood looking after him, with a +strong desire tugging at his heart to yield his pride and go along too. +He hoped the boys would stop, but they still waded slowly on. It +suddenly dawned on Tom that it was become very lonely and still. He +made one final struggle with his pride, and then darted after his +comrades, yelling: + +"Wait! Wait! I want to tell you something!" + +They presently stopped and turned around. When he got to where they +were, he began unfolding his secret, and they listened moodily till at +last they saw the "point" he was driving at, and then they set up a +war-whoop of applause and said it was "splendid!" and said if he had +told them at first, they wouldn't have started away. He made a plausible +excuse; but his real reason had been the fear that not even the secret +would keep them with him any very great length of time, and so he had +meant to hold it in reserve as a last seduction. + +The lads came gayly back and went at their sports again with a will, +chattering all the time about Tom's stupendous plan and admiring the +genius of it. After a dainty egg and fish dinner, Tom said he wanted to +learn to smoke, now. Joe caught at the idea and said he would like to +try, too. So Huck made pipes and filled them. These novices had never +smoked anything before but cigars made of grape-vine, and they "bit" +the tongue, and were not considered manly anyway. + +Now they stretched themselves out on their elbows and began to puff, +charily, and with slender confidence. The smoke had an unpleasant +taste, and they gagged a little, but Tom said: + +"Why, it's just as easy! If I'd a knowed this was all, I'd a learnt +long ago." + +"So would I," said Joe. "It's just nothing." + +"Why, many a time I've looked at people smoking, and thought well I +wish I could do that; but I never thought I could," said Tom. + +"That's just the way with me, hain't it, Huck? You've heard me talk +just that way--haven't you, Huck? I'll leave it to Huck if I haven't." + +"Yes--heaps of times," said Huck. + +"Well, I have too," said Tom; "oh, hundreds of times. Once down by the +slaughter-house. Don't you remember, Huck? Bob Tanner was there, and +Johnny Miller, and Jeff Thatcher, when I said it. Don't you remember, +Huck, 'bout me saying that?" + +"Yes, that's so," said Huck. "That was the day after I lost a white +alley. No, 'twas the day before." + +"There--I told you so," said Tom. "Huck recollects it." + +"I bleeve I could smoke this pipe all day," said Joe. "I don't feel +sick." + +"Neither do I," said Tom. "I could smoke it all day. But I bet you +Jeff Thatcher couldn't." + +"Jeff Thatcher! Why, he'd keel over just with two draws. Just let him +try it once. HE'D see!" + +"I bet he would. And Johnny Miller--I wish could see Johnny Miller +tackle it once." + +"Oh, don't I!" said Joe. "Why, I bet you Johnny Miller couldn't any +more do this than nothing. Just one little snifter would fetch HIM." + +"'Deed it would, Joe. Say--I wish the boys could see us now." + +"So do I." + +"Say--boys, don't say anything about it, and some time when they're +around, I'll come up to you and say, 'Joe, got a pipe? I want a smoke.' +And you'll say, kind of careless like, as if it warn't anything, you'll +say, 'Yes, I got my OLD pipe, and another one, but my tobacker ain't +very good.' And I'll say, 'Oh, that's all right, if it's STRONG +enough.' And then you'll out with the pipes, and we'll light up just as +ca'm, and then just see 'em look!" + +"By jings, that'll be gay, Tom! I wish it was NOW!" + +"So do I! And when we tell 'em we learned when we was off pirating, +won't they wish they'd been along?" + +"Oh, I reckon not! I'll just BET they will!" + +So the talk ran on. But presently it began to flag a trifle, and grow +disjointed. The silences widened; the expectoration marvellously +increased. Every pore inside the boys' cheeks became a spouting +fountain; they could scarcely bail out the cellars under their tongues +fast enough to prevent an inundation; little overflowings down their +throats occurred in spite of all they could do, and sudden retchings +followed every time. Both boys were looking very pale and miserable, +now. Joe's pipe dropped from his nerveless fingers. Tom's followed. +Both fountains were going furiously and both pumps bailing with might +and main. Joe said feebly: + +"I've lost my knife. I reckon I better go and find it." + +Tom said, with quivering lips and halting utterance: + +"I'll help you. You go over that way and I'll hunt around by the +spring. No, you needn't come, Huck--we can find it." + +So Huck sat down again, and waited an hour. Then he found it lonesome, +and went to find his comrades. They were wide apart in the woods, both +very pale, both fast asleep. But something informed him that if they +had had any trouble they had got rid of it. + +They were not talkative at supper that night. They had a humble look, +and when Huck prepared his pipe after the meal and was going to prepare +theirs, they said no, they were not feeling very well--something they +ate at dinner had disagreed with them. + +About midnight Joe awoke, and called the boys. There was a brooding +oppressiveness in the air that seemed to bode something. The boys +huddled themselves together and sought the friendly companionship of +the fire, though the dull dead heat of the breathless atmosphere was +stifling. They sat still, intent and waiting. The solemn hush +continued. Beyond the light of the fire everything was swallowed up in +the blackness of darkness. Presently there came a quivering glow that +vaguely revealed the foliage for a moment and then vanished. By and by +another came, a little stronger. Then another. Then a faint moan came +sighing through the branches of the forest and the boys felt a fleeting +breath upon their cheeks, and shuddered with the fancy that the Spirit +of the Night had gone by. There was a pause. Now a weird flash turned +night into day and showed every little grass-blade, separate and +distinct, that grew about their feet. And it showed three white, +startled faces, too. A deep peal of thunder went rolling and tumbling +down the heavens and lost itself in sullen rumblings in the distance. A +sweep of chilly air passed by, rustling all the leaves and snowing the +flaky ashes broadcast about the fire. Another fierce glare lit up the +forest and an instant crash followed that seemed to rend the tree-tops +right over the boys' heads. They clung together in terror, in the thick +gloom that followed. A few big rain-drops fell pattering upon the +leaves. + +"Quick! boys, go for the tent!" exclaimed Tom. + +They sprang away, stumbling over roots and among vines in the dark, no +two plunging in the same direction. A furious blast roared through the +trees, making everything sing as it went. One blinding flash after +another came, and peal on peal of deafening thunder. And now a +drenching rain poured down and the rising hurricane drove it in sheets +along the ground. The boys cried out to each other, but the roaring +wind and the booming thunder-blasts drowned their voices utterly. +However, one by one they straggled in at last and took shelter under +the tent, cold, scared, and streaming with water; but to have company +in misery seemed something to be grateful for. They could not talk, the +old sail flapped so furiously, even if the other noises would have +allowed them. The tempest rose higher and higher, and presently the +sail tore loose from its fastenings and went winging away on the blast. +The boys seized each others' hands and fled, with many tumblings and +bruises, to the shelter of a great oak that stood upon the river-bank. +Now the battle was at its highest. Under the ceaseless conflagration of +lightning that flamed in the skies, everything below stood out in +clean-cut and shadowless distinctness: the bending trees, the billowy +river, white with foam, the driving spray of spume-flakes, the dim +outlines of the high bluffs on the other side, glimpsed through the +drifting cloud-rack and the slanting veil of rain. Every little while +some giant tree yielded the fight and fell crashing through the younger +growth; and the unflagging thunder-peals came now in ear-splitting +explosive bursts, keen and sharp, and unspeakably appalling. The storm +culminated in one matchless effort that seemed likely to tear the island +to pieces, burn it up, drown it to the tree-tops, blow it away, and +deafen every creature in it, all at one and the same moment. It was a +wild night for homeless young heads to be out in. + +But at last the battle was done, and the forces retired with weaker +and weaker threatenings and grumblings, and peace resumed her sway. The +boys went back to camp, a good deal awed; but they found there was +still something to be thankful for, because the great sycamore, the +shelter of their beds, was a ruin, now, blasted by the lightnings, and +they were not under it when the catastrophe happened. + +Everything in camp was drenched, the camp-fire as well; for they were +but heedless lads, like their generation, and had made no provision +against rain. Here was matter for dismay, for they were soaked through +and chilled. They were eloquent in their distress; but they presently +discovered that the fire had eaten so far up under the great log it had +been built against (where it curved upward and separated itself from +the ground), that a handbreadth or so of it had escaped wetting; so +they patiently wrought until, with shreds and bark gathered from the +under sides of sheltered logs, they coaxed the fire to burn again. Then +they piled on great dead boughs till they had a roaring furnace, and +were glad-hearted once more. They dried their boiled ham and had a +feast, and after that they sat by the fire and expanded and glorified +their midnight adventure until morning, for there was not a dry spot to +sleep on, anywhere around. + +As the sun began to steal in upon the boys, drowsiness came over them, +and they went out on the sandbar and lay down to sleep. They got +scorched out by and by, and drearily set about getting breakfast. After +the meal they felt rusty, and stiff-jointed, and a little homesick once +more. Tom saw the signs, and fell to cheering up the pirates as well as +he could. But they cared nothing for marbles, or circus, or swimming, +or anything. He reminded them of the imposing secret, and raised a ray +of cheer. While it lasted, he got them interested in a new device. This +was to knock off being pirates, for a while, and be Indians for a +change. They were attracted by this idea; so it was not long before +they were stripped, and striped from head to heel with black mud, like +so many zebras--all of them chiefs, of course--and then they went +tearing through the woods to attack an English settlement. + +By and by they separated into three hostile tribes, and darted upon +each other from ambush with dreadful war-whoops, and killed and scalped +each other by thousands. It was a gory day. Consequently it was an +extremely satisfactory one. + +They assembled in camp toward supper-time, hungry and happy; but now a +difficulty arose--hostile Indians could not break the bread of +hospitality together without first making peace, and this was a simple +impossibility without smoking a pipe of peace. There was no other +process that ever they had heard of. Two of the savages almost wished +they had remained pirates. However, there was no other way; so with +such show of cheerfulness as they could muster they called for the pipe +and took their whiff as it passed, in due form. + +And behold, they were glad they had gone into savagery, for they had +gained something; they found that they could now smoke a little without +having to go and hunt for a lost knife; they did not get sick enough to +be seriously uncomfortable. They were not likely to fool away this high +promise for lack of effort. No, they practised cautiously, after +supper, with right fair success, and so they spent a jubilant evening. +They were prouder and happier in their new acquirement than they would +have been in the scalping and skinning of the Six Nations. We will +leave them to smoke and chatter and brag, since we have no further use +for them at present. + + + +CHAPTER XVII + +BUT there was no hilarity in the little town that same tranquil +Saturday afternoon. The Harpers, and Aunt Polly's family, were being +put into mourning, with great grief and many tears. An unusual quiet +possessed the village, although it was ordinarily quiet enough, in all +conscience. The villagers conducted their concerns with an absent air, +and talked little; but they sighed often. The Saturday holiday seemed a +burden to the children. They had no heart in their sports, and +gradually gave them up. + +In the afternoon Becky Thatcher found herself moping about the +deserted schoolhouse yard, and feeling very melancholy. But she found +nothing there to comfort her. She soliloquized: + +"Oh, if I only had a brass andiron-knob again! But I haven't got +anything now to remember him by." And she choked back a little sob. + +Presently she stopped, and said to herself: + +"It was right here. Oh, if it was to do over again, I wouldn't say +that--I wouldn't say it for the whole world. But he's gone now; I'll +never, never, never see him any more." + +This thought broke her down, and she wandered away, with tears rolling +down her cheeks. Then quite a group of boys and girls--playmates of +Tom's and Joe's--came by, and stood looking over the paling fence and +talking in reverent tones of how Tom did so-and-so the last time they +saw him, and how Joe said this and that small trifle (pregnant with +awful prophecy, as they could easily see now!)--and each speaker +pointed out the exact spot where the lost lads stood at the time, and +then added something like "and I was a-standing just so--just as I am +now, and as if you was him--I was as close as that--and he smiled, just +this way--and then something seemed to go all over me, like--awful, you +know--and I never thought what it meant, of course, but I can see now!" + +Then there was a dispute about who saw the dead boys last in life, and +many claimed that dismal distinction, and offered evidences, more or +less tampered with by the witness; and when it was ultimately decided +who DID see the departed last, and exchanged the last words with them, +the lucky parties took upon themselves a sort of sacred importance, and +were gaped at and envied by all the rest. One poor chap, who had no +other grandeur to offer, said with tolerably manifest pride in the +remembrance: + +"Well, Tom Sawyer he licked me once." + +But that bid for glory was a failure. Most of the boys could say that, +and so that cheapened the distinction too much. The group loitered +away, still recalling memories of the lost heroes, in awed voices. + +When the Sunday-school hour was finished, the next morning, the bell +began to toll, instead of ringing in the usual way. It was a very still +Sabbath, and the mournful sound seemed in keeping with the musing hush +that lay upon nature. The villagers began to gather, loitering a moment +in the vestibule to converse in whispers about the sad event. But there +was no whispering in the house; only the funereal rustling of dresses +as the women gathered to their seats disturbed the silence there. None +could remember when the little church had been so full before. There +was finally a waiting pause, an expectant dumbness, and then Aunt Polly +entered, followed by Sid and Mary, and they by the Harper family, all +in deep black, and the whole congregation, the old minister as well, +rose reverently and stood until the mourners were seated in the front +pew. There was another communing silence, broken at intervals by +muffled sobs, and then the minister spread his hands abroad and prayed. +A moving hymn was sung, and the text followed: "I am the Resurrection +and the Life." + +As the service proceeded, the clergyman drew such pictures of the +graces, the winning ways, and the rare promise of the lost lads that +every soul there, thinking he recognized these pictures, felt a pang in +remembering that he had persistently blinded himself to them always +before, and had as persistently seen only faults and flaws in the poor +boys. The minister related many a touching incident in the lives of the +departed, too, which illustrated their sweet, generous natures, and the +people could easily see, now, how noble and beautiful those episodes +were, and remembered with grief that at the time they occurred they had +seemed rank rascalities, well deserving of the cowhide. The +congregation became more and more moved, as the pathetic tale went on, +till at last the whole company broke down and joined the weeping +mourners in a chorus of anguished sobs, the preacher himself giving way +to his feelings, and crying in the pulpit. + +There was a rustle in the gallery, which nobody noticed; a moment +later the church door creaked; the minister raised his streaming eyes +above his handkerchief, and stood transfixed! First one and then +another pair of eyes followed the minister's, and then almost with one +impulse the congregation rose and stared while the three dead boys came +marching up the aisle, Tom in the lead, Joe next, and Huck, a ruin of +drooping rags, sneaking sheepishly in the rear! They had been hid in +the unused gallery listening to their own funeral sermon! + +Aunt Polly, Mary, and the Harpers threw themselves upon their restored +ones, smothered them with kisses and poured out thanksgivings, while +poor Huck stood abashed and uncomfortable, not knowing exactly what to +do or where to hide from so many unwelcoming eyes. He wavered, and +started to slink away, but Tom seized him and said: + +"Aunt Polly, it ain't fair. Somebody's got to be glad to see Huck." + +"And so they shall. I'm glad to see him, poor motherless thing!" And +the loving attentions Aunt Polly lavished upon him were the one thing +capable of making him more uncomfortable than he was before. + +Suddenly the minister shouted at the top of his voice: "Praise God +from whom all blessings flow--SING!--and put your hearts in it!" + +And they did. Old Hundred swelled up with a triumphant burst, and +while it shook the rafters Tom Sawyer the Pirate looked around upon the +envying juveniles about him and confessed in his heart that this was +the proudest moment of his life. + +As the "sold" congregation trooped out they said they would almost be +willing to be made ridiculous again to hear Old Hundred sung like that +once more. + +Tom got more cuffs and kisses that day--according to Aunt Polly's +varying moods--than he had earned before in a year; and he hardly knew +which expressed the most gratefulness to God and affection for himself. + + + +CHAPTER XVIII + +THAT was Tom's great secret--the scheme to return home with his +brother pirates and attend their own funerals. They had paddled over to +the Missouri shore on a log, at dusk on Saturday, landing five or six +miles below the village; they had slept in the woods at the edge of the +town till nearly daylight, and had then crept through back lanes and +alleys and finished their sleep in the gallery of the church among a +chaos of invalided benches. + +At breakfast, Monday morning, Aunt Polly and Mary were very loving to +Tom, and very attentive to his wants. There was an unusual amount of +talk. In the course of it Aunt Polly said: + +"Well, I don't say it wasn't a fine joke, Tom, to keep everybody +suffering 'most a week so you boys had a good time, but it is a pity +you could be so hard-hearted as to let me suffer so. If you could come +over on a log to go to your funeral, you could have come over and give +me a hint some way that you warn't dead, but only run off." + +"Yes, you could have done that, Tom," said Mary; "and I believe you +would if you had thought of it." + +"Would you, Tom?" said Aunt Polly, her face lighting wistfully. "Say, +now, would you, if you'd thought of it?" + +"I--well, I don't know. 'Twould 'a' spoiled everything." + +"Tom, I hoped you loved me that much," said Aunt Polly, with a grieved +tone that discomforted the boy. "It would have been something if you'd +cared enough to THINK of it, even if you didn't DO it." + +"Now, auntie, that ain't any harm," pleaded Mary; "it's only Tom's +giddy way--he is always in such a rush that he never thinks of +anything." + +"More's the pity. Sid would have thought. And Sid would have come and +DONE it, too. Tom, you'll look back, some day, when it's too late, and +wish you'd cared a little more for me when it would have cost you so +little." + +"Now, auntie, you know I do care for you," said Tom. + +"I'd know it better if you acted more like it." + +"I wish now I'd thought," said Tom, with a repentant tone; "but I +dreamt about you, anyway. That's something, ain't it?" + +"It ain't much--a cat does that much--but it's better than nothing. +What did you dream?" + +"Why, Wednesday night I dreamt that you was sitting over there by the +bed, and Sid was sitting by the woodbox, and Mary next to him." + +"Well, so we did. So we always do. I'm glad your dreams could take +even that much trouble about us." + +"And I dreamt that Joe Harper's mother was here." + +"Why, she was here! Did you dream any more?" + +"Oh, lots. But it's so dim, now." + +"Well, try to recollect--can't you?" + +"Somehow it seems to me that the wind--the wind blowed the--the--" + +"Try harder, Tom! The wind did blow something. Come!" + +Tom pressed his fingers on his forehead an anxious minute, and then +said: + +"I've got it now! I've got it now! It blowed the candle!" + +"Mercy on us! Go on, Tom--go on!" + +"And it seems to me that you said, 'Why, I believe that that door--'" + +"Go ON, Tom!" + +"Just let me study a moment--just a moment. Oh, yes--you said you +believed the door was open." + +"As I'm sitting here, I did! Didn't I, Mary! Go on!" + +"And then--and then--well I won't be certain, but it seems like as if +you made Sid go and--and--" + +"Well? Well? What did I make him do, Tom? What did I make him do?" + +"You made him--you--Oh, you made him shut it." + +"Well, for the land's sake! I never heard the beat of that in all my +days! Don't tell ME there ain't anything in dreams, any more. Sereny +Harper shall know of this before I'm an hour older. I'd like to see her +get around THIS with her rubbage 'bout superstition. Go on, Tom!" + +"Oh, it's all getting just as bright as day, now. Next you said I +warn't BAD, only mischeevous and harum-scarum, and not any more +responsible than--than--I think it was a colt, or something." + +"And so it was! Well, goodness gracious! Go on, Tom!" + +"And then you began to cry." + +"So I did. So I did. Not the first time, neither. And then--" + +"Then Mrs. Harper she began to cry, and said Joe was just the same, +and she wished she hadn't whipped him for taking cream when she'd +throwed it out her own self--" + +"Tom! The sperrit was upon you! You was a prophesying--that's what you +was doing! Land alive, go on, Tom!" + +"Then Sid he said--he said--" + +"I don't think I said anything," said Sid. + +"Yes you did, Sid," said Mary. + +"Shut your heads and let Tom go on! What did he say, Tom?" + +"He said--I THINK he said he hoped I was better off where I was gone +to, but if I'd been better sometimes--" + +"THERE, d'you hear that! It was his very words!" + +"And you shut him up sharp." + +"I lay I did! There must 'a' been an angel there. There WAS an angel +there, somewheres!" + +"And Mrs. Harper told about Joe scaring her with a firecracker, and +you told about Peter and the Painkiller--" + +"Just as true as I live!" + +"And then there was a whole lot of talk 'bout dragging the river for +us, and 'bout having the funeral Sunday, and then you and old Miss +Harper hugged and cried, and she went." + +"It happened just so! It happened just so, as sure as I'm a-sitting in +these very tracks. Tom, you couldn't told it more like if you'd 'a' +seen it! And then what? Go on, Tom!" + +"Then I thought you prayed for me--and I could see you and hear every +word you said. And you went to bed, and I was so sorry that I took and +wrote on a piece of sycamore bark, 'We ain't dead--we are only off +being pirates,' and put it on the table by the candle; and then you +looked so good, laying there asleep, that I thought I went and leaned +over and kissed you on the lips." + +"Did you, Tom, DID you! I just forgive you everything for that!" And +she seized the boy in a crushing embrace that made him feel like the +guiltiest of villains. + +"It was very kind, even though it was only a--dream," Sid soliloquized +just audibly. + +"Shut up, Sid! A body does just the same in a dream as he'd do if he +was awake. Here's a big Milum apple I've been saving for you, Tom, if +you was ever found again--now go 'long to school. I'm thankful to the +good God and Father of us all I've got you back, that's long-suffering +and merciful to them that believe on Him and keep His word, though +goodness knows I'm unworthy of it, but if only the worthy ones got His +blessings and had His hand to help them over the rough places, there's +few enough would smile here or ever enter into His rest when the long +night comes. Go 'long Sid, Mary, Tom--take yourselves off--you've +hendered me long enough." + +The children left for school, and the old lady to call on Mrs. Harper +and vanquish her realism with Tom's marvellous dream. Sid had better +judgment than to utter the thought that was in his mind as he left the +house. It was this: "Pretty thin--as long a dream as that, without any +mistakes in it!" + +What a hero Tom was become, now! He did not go skipping and prancing, +but moved with a dignified swagger as became a pirate who felt that the +public eye was on him. And indeed it was; he tried not to seem to see +the looks or hear the remarks as he passed along, but they were food +and drink to him. Smaller boys than himself flocked at his heels, as +proud to be seen with him, and tolerated by him, as if he had been the +drummer at the head of a procession or the elephant leading a menagerie +into town. Boys of his own size pretended not to know he had been away +at all; but they were consuming with envy, nevertheless. They would +have given anything to have that swarthy suntanned skin of his, and his +glittering notoriety; and Tom would not have parted with either for a +circus. + +At school the children made so much of him and of Joe, and delivered +such eloquent admiration from their eyes, that the two heroes were not +long in becoming insufferably "stuck-up." They began to tell their +adventures to hungry listeners--but they only began; it was not a thing +likely to have an end, with imaginations like theirs to furnish +material. And finally, when they got out their pipes and went serenely +puffing around, the very summit of glory was reached. + +Tom decided that he could be independent of Becky Thatcher now. Glory +was sufficient. He would live for glory. Now that he was distinguished, +maybe she would be wanting to "make up." Well, let her--she should see +that he could be as indifferent as some other people. Presently she +arrived. Tom pretended not to see her. He moved away and joined a group +of boys and girls and began to talk. Soon he observed that she was +tripping gayly back and forth with flushed face and dancing eyes, +pretending to be busy chasing schoolmates, and screaming with laughter +when she made a capture; but he noticed that she always made her +captures in his vicinity, and that she seemed to cast a conscious eye +in his direction at such times, too. It gratified all the vicious +vanity that was in him; and so, instead of winning him, it only "set +him up" the more and made him the more diligent to avoid betraying that +he knew she was about. Presently she gave over skylarking, and moved +irresolutely about, sighing once or twice and glancing furtively and +wistfully toward Tom. Then she observed that now Tom was talking more +particularly to Amy Lawrence than to any one else. She felt a sharp +pang and grew disturbed and uneasy at once. She tried to go away, but +her feet were treacherous, and carried her to the group instead. She +said to a girl almost at Tom's elbow--with sham vivacity: + +"Why, Mary Austin! you bad girl, why didn't you come to Sunday-school?" + +"I did come--didn't you see me?" + +"Why, no! Did you? Where did you sit?" + +"I was in Miss Peters' class, where I always go. I saw YOU." + +"Did you? Why, it's funny I didn't see you. I wanted to tell you about +the picnic." + +"Oh, that's jolly. Who's going to give it?" + +"My ma's going to let me have one." + +"Oh, goody; I hope she'll let ME come." + +"Well, she will. The picnic's for me. She'll let anybody come that I +want, and I want you." + +"That's ever so nice. When is it going to be?" + +"By and by. Maybe about vacation." + +"Oh, won't it be fun! You going to have all the girls and boys?" + +"Yes, every one that's friends to me--or wants to be"; and she glanced +ever so furtively at Tom, but he talked right along to Amy Lawrence +about the terrible storm on the island, and how the lightning tore the +great sycamore tree "all to flinders" while he was "standing within +three feet of it." + +"Oh, may I come?" said Grace Miller. + +"Yes." + +"And me?" said Sally Rogers. + +"Yes." + +"And me, too?" said Susy Harper. "And Joe?" + +"Yes." + +And so on, with clapping of joyful hands till all the group had begged +for invitations but Tom and Amy. Then Tom turned coolly away, still +talking, and took Amy with him. Becky's lips trembled and the tears +came to her eyes; she hid these signs with a forced gayety and went on +chattering, but the life had gone out of the picnic, now, and out of +everything else; she got away as soon as she could and hid herself and +had what her sex call "a good cry." Then she sat moody, with wounded +pride, till the bell rang. She roused up, now, with a vindictive cast +in her eye, and gave her plaited tails a shake and said she knew what +SHE'D do. + +At recess Tom continued his flirtation with Amy with jubilant +self-satisfaction. And he kept drifting about to find Becky and lacerate +her with the performance. At last he spied her, but there was a sudden +falling of his mercury. She was sitting cosily on a little bench behind +the schoolhouse looking at a picture-book with Alfred Temple--and so +absorbed were they, and their heads so close together over the book, +that they did not seem to be conscious of anything in the world besides. +Jealousy ran red-hot through Tom's veins. He began to hate himself for +throwing away the chance Becky had offered for a reconciliation. He +called himself a fool, and all the hard names he could think of. He +wanted to cry with vexation. Amy chatted happily along, as they walked, +for her heart was singing, but Tom's tongue had lost its function. He +did not hear what Amy was saying, and whenever she paused expectantly he +could only stammer an awkward assent, which was as often misplaced as +otherwise. He kept drifting to the rear of the schoolhouse, again and +again, to sear his eyeballs with the hateful spectacle there. He could +not help it. And it maddened him to see, as he thought he saw, that +Becky Thatcher never once suspected that he was even in the land of the +living. But she did see, nevertheless; and she knew she was winning her +fight, too, and was glad to see him suffer as she had suffered. + +Amy's happy prattle became intolerable. Tom hinted at things he had to +attend to; things that must be done; and time was fleeting. But in +vain--the girl chirped on. Tom thought, "Oh, hang her, ain't I ever +going to get rid of her?" At last he must be attending to those +things--and she said artlessly that she would be "around" when school +let out. And he hastened away, hating her for it. + +"Any other boy!" Tom thought, grating his teeth. "Any boy in the whole +town but that Saint Louis smarty that thinks he dresses so fine and is +aristocracy! Oh, all right, I licked you the first day you ever saw +this town, mister, and I'll lick you again! You just wait till I catch +you out! I'll just take and--" + +And he went through the motions of thrashing an imaginary boy +--pummelling the air, and kicking and gouging. "Oh, you do, do you? You +holler 'nough, do you? Now, then, let that learn you!" And so the +imaginary flogging was finished to his satisfaction. + +Tom fled home at noon. His conscience could not endure any more of +Amy's grateful happiness, and his jealousy could bear no more of the +other distress. Becky resumed her picture inspections with Alfred, but +as the minutes dragged along and no Tom came to suffer, her triumph +began to cloud and she lost interest; gravity and absent-mindedness +followed, and then melancholy; two or three times she pricked up her +ear at a footstep, but it was a false hope; no Tom came. At last she +grew entirely miserable and wished she hadn't carried it so far. When +poor Alfred, seeing that he was losing her, he did not know how, kept +exclaiming: "Oh, here's a jolly one! look at this!" she lost patience +at last, and said, "Oh, don't bother me! I don't care for them!" and +burst into tears, and got up and walked away. + +Alfred dropped alongside and was going to try to comfort her, but she +said: + +"Go away and leave me alone, can't you! I hate you!" + +So the boy halted, wondering what he could have done--for she had said +she would look at pictures all through the nooning--and she walked on, +crying. Then Alfred went musing into the deserted schoolhouse. He was +humiliated and angry. He easily guessed his way to the truth--the girl +had simply made a convenience of him to vent her spite upon Tom Sawyer. +He was far from hating Tom the less when this thought occurred to him. +He wished there was some way to get that boy into trouble without much +risk to himself. Tom's spelling-book fell under his eye. Here was his +opportunity. He gratefully opened to the lesson for the afternoon and +poured ink upon the page. + +Becky, glancing in at a window behind him at the moment, saw the act, +and moved on, without discovering herself. She started homeward, now, +intending to find Tom and tell him; Tom would be thankful and their +troubles would be healed. Before she was half way home, however, she +had changed her mind. The thought of Tom's treatment of her when she +was talking about her picnic came scorching back and filled her with +shame. She resolved to let him get whipped on the damaged +spelling-book's account, and to hate him forever, into the bargain. + + + +CHAPTER XIX + +TOM arrived at home in a dreary mood, and the first thing his aunt +said to him showed him that he had brought his sorrows to an +unpromising market: + +"Tom, I've a notion to skin you alive!" + +"Auntie, what have I done?" + +"Well, you've done enough. Here I go over to Sereny Harper, like an +old softy, expecting I'm going to make her believe all that rubbage +about that dream, when lo and behold you she'd found out from Joe that +you was over here and heard all the talk we had that night. Tom, I +don't know what is to become of a boy that will act like that. It makes +me feel so bad to think you could let me go to Sereny Harper and make +such a fool of myself and never say a word." + +This was a new aspect of the thing. His smartness of the morning had +seemed to Tom a good joke before, and very ingenious. It merely looked +mean and shabby now. He hung his head and could not think of anything +to say for a moment. Then he said: + +"Auntie, I wish I hadn't done it--but I didn't think." + +"Oh, child, you never think. You never think of anything but your own +selfishness. You could think to come all the way over here from +Jackson's Island in the night to laugh at our troubles, and you could +think to fool me with a lie about a dream; but you couldn't ever think +to pity us and save us from sorrow." + +"Auntie, I know now it was mean, but I didn't mean to be mean. I +didn't, honest. And besides, I didn't come over here to laugh at you +that night." + +"What did you come for, then?" + +"It was to tell you not to be uneasy about us, because we hadn't got +drownded." + +"Tom, Tom, I would be the thankfullest soul in this world if I could +believe you ever had as good a thought as that, but you know you never +did--and I know it, Tom." + +"Indeed and 'deed I did, auntie--I wish I may never stir if I didn't." + +"Oh, Tom, don't lie--don't do it. It only makes things a hundred times +worse." + +"It ain't a lie, auntie; it's the truth. I wanted to keep you from +grieving--that was all that made me come." + +"I'd give the whole world to believe that--it would cover up a power +of sins, Tom. I'd 'most be glad you'd run off and acted so bad. But it +ain't reasonable; because, why didn't you tell me, child?" + +"Why, you see, when you got to talking about the funeral, I just got +all full of the idea of our coming and hiding in the church, and I +couldn't somehow bear to spoil it. So I just put the bark back in my +pocket and kept mum." + +"What bark?" + +"The bark I had wrote on to tell you we'd gone pirating. I wish, now, +you'd waked up when I kissed you--I do, honest." + +The hard lines in his aunt's face relaxed and a sudden tenderness +dawned in her eyes. + +"DID you kiss me, Tom?" + +"Why, yes, I did." + +"Are you sure you did, Tom?" + +"Why, yes, I did, auntie--certain sure." + +"What did you kiss me for, Tom?" + +"Because I loved you so, and you laid there moaning and I was so sorry." + +The words sounded like truth. The old lady could not hide a tremor in +her voice when she said: + +"Kiss me again, Tom!--and be off with you to school, now, and don't +bother me any more." + +The moment he was gone, she ran to a closet and got out the ruin of a +jacket which Tom had gone pirating in. Then she stopped, with it in her +hand, and said to herself: + +"No, I don't dare. Poor boy, I reckon he's lied about it--but it's a +blessed, blessed lie, there's such a comfort come from it. I hope the +Lord--I KNOW the Lord will forgive him, because it was such +goodheartedness in him to tell it. But I don't want to find out it's a +lie. I won't look." + +She put the jacket away, and stood by musing a minute. Twice she put +out her hand to take the garment again, and twice she refrained. Once +more she ventured, and this time she fortified herself with the +thought: "It's a good lie--it's a good lie--I won't let it grieve me." +So she sought the jacket pocket. A moment later she was reading Tom's +piece of bark through flowing tears and saying: "I could forgive the +boy, now, if he'd committed a million sins!" + + + +CHAPTER XX + +THERE was something about Aunt Polly's manner, when she kissed Tom, +that swept away his low spirits and made him lighthearted and happy +again. He started to school and had the luck of coming upon Becky +Thatcher at the head of Meadow Lane. His mood always determined his +manner. Without a moment's hesitation he ran to her and said: + +"I acted mighty mean to-day, Becky, and I'm so sorry. I won't ever, +ever do that way again, as long as ever I live--please make up, won't +you?" + +The girl stopped and looked him scornfully in the face: + +"I'll thank you to keep yourself TO yourself, Mr. Thomas Sawyer. I'll +never speak to you again." + +She tossed her head and passed on. Tom was so stunned that he had not +even presence of mind enough to say "Who cares, Miss Smarty?" until the +right time to say it had gone by. So he said nothing. But he was in a +fine rage, nevertheless. He moped into the schoolyard wishing she were +a boy, and imagining how he would trounce her if she were. He presently +encountered her and delivered a stinging remark as he passed. She +hurled one in return, and the angry breach was complete. It seemed to +Becky, in her hot resentment, that she could hardly wait for school to +"take in," she was so impatient to see Tom flogged for the injured +spelling-book. If she had had any lingering notion of exposing Alfred +Temple, Tom's offensive fling had driven it entirely away. + +Poor girl, she did not know how fast she was nearing trouble herself. +The master, Mr. Dobbins, had reached middle age with an unsatisfied +ambition. The darling of his desires was, to be a doctor, but poverty +had decreed that he should be nothing higher than a village +schoolmaster. Every day he took a mysterious book out of his desk and +absorbed himself in it at times when no classes were reciting. He kept +that book under lock and key. There was not an urchin in school but was +perishing to have a glimpse of it, but the chance never came. Every boy +and girl had a theory about the nature of that book; but no two +theories were alike, and there was no way of getting at the facts in +the case. Now, as Becky was passing by the desk, which stood near the +door, she noticed that the key was in the lock! It was a precious +moment. She glanced around; found herself alone, and the next instant +she had the book in her hands. The title-page--Professor Somebody's +ANATOMY--carried no information to her mind; so she began to turn the +leaves. She came at once upon a handsomely engraved and colored +frontispiece--a human figure, stark naked. At that moment a shadow fell +on the page and Tom Sawyer stepped in at the door and caught a glimpse +of the picture. Becky snatched at the book to close it, and had the +hard luck to tear the pictured page half down the middle. She thrust +the volume into the desk, turned the key, and burst out crying with +shame and vexation. + +"Tom Sawyer, you are just as mean as you can be, to sneak up on a +person and look at what they're looking at." + +"How could I know you was looking at anything?" + +"You ought to be ashamed of yourself, Tom Sawyer; you know you're +going to tell on me, and oh, what shall I do, what shall I do! I'll be +whipped, and I never was whipped in school." + +Then she stamped her little foot and said: + +"BE so mean if you want to! I know something that's going to happen. +You just wait and you'll see! Hateful, hateful, hateful!"--and she +flung out of the house with a new explosion of crying. + +Tom stood still, rather flustered by this onslaught. Presently he said +to himself: + +"What a curious kind of a fool a girl is! Never been licked in school! +Shucks! What's a licking! That's just like a girl--they're so +thin-skinned and chicken-hearted. Well, of course I ain't going to tell +old Dobbins on this little fool, because there's other ways of getting +even on her, that ain't so mean; but what of it? Old Dobbins will ask +who it was tore his book. Nobody'll answer. Then he'll do just the way +he always does--ask first one and then t'other, and when he comes to the +right girl he'll know it, without any telling. Girls' faces always tell +on them. They ain't got any backbone. She'll get licked. Well, it's a +kind of a tight place for Becky Thatcher, because there ain't any way +out of it." Tom conned the thing a moment longer, and then added: "All +right, though; she'd like to see me in just such a fix--let her sweat it +out!" + +Tom joined the mob of skylarking scholars outside. In a few moments +the master arrived and school "took in." Tom did not feel a strong +interest in his studies. Every time he stole a glance at the girls' +side of the room Becky's face troubled him. Considering all things, he +did not want to pity her, and yet it was all he could do to help it. He +could get up no exultation that was really worthy the name. Presently +the spelling-book discovery was made, and Tom's mind was entirely full +of his own matters for a while after that. Becky roused up from her +lethargy of distress and showed good interest in the proceedings. She +did not expect that Tom could get out of his trouble by denying that he +spilt the ink on the book himself; and she was right. The denial only +seemed to make the thing worse for Tom. Becky supposed she would be +glad of that, and she tried to believe she was glad of it, but she +found she was not certain. When the worst came to the worst, she had an +impulse to get up and tell on Alfred Temple, but she made an effort and +forced herself to keep still--because, said she to herself, "he'll tell +about me tearing the picture sure. I wouldn't say a word, not to save +his life!" + +Tom took his whipping and went back to his seat not at all +broken-hearted, for he thought it was possible that he had unknowingly +upset the ink on the spelling-book himself, in some skylarking bout--he +had denied it for form's sake and because it was custom, and had stuck +to the denial from principle. + +A whole hour drifted by, the master sat nodding in his throne, the air +was drowsy with the hum of study. By and by, Mr. Dobbins straightened +himself up, yawned, then unlocked his desk, and reached for his book, +but seemed undecided whether to take it out or leave it. Most of the +pupils glanced up languidly, but there were two among them that watched +his movements with intent eyes. Mr. Dobbins fingered his book absently +for a while, then took it out and settled himself in his chair to read! +Tom shot a glance at Becky. He had seen a hunted and helpless rabbit +look as she did, with a gun levelled at its head. Instantly he forgot +his quarrel with her. Quick--something must be done! done in a flash, +too! But the very imminence of the emergency paralyzed his invention. +Good!--he had an inspiration! He would run and snatch the book, spring +through the door and fly. But his resolution shook for one little +instant, and the chance was lost--the master opened the volume. If Tom +only had the wasted opportunity back again! Too late. There was no help +for Becky now, he said. The next moment the master faced the school. +Every eye sank under his gaze. There was that in it which smote even +the innocent with fear. There was silence while one might count ten +--the master was gathering his wrath. Then he spoke: "Who tore this book?" + +There was not a sound. One could have heard a pin drop. The stillness +continued; the master searched face after face for signs of guilt. + +"Benjamin Rogers, did you tear this book?" + +A denial. Another pause. + +"Joseph Harper, did you?" + +Another denial. Tom's uneasiness grew more and more intense under the +slow torture of these proceedings. The master scanned the ranks of +boys--considered a while, then turned to the girls: + +"Amy Lawrence?" + +A shake of the head. + +"Gracie Miller?" + +The same sign. + +"Susan Harper, did you do this?" + +Another negative. The next girl was Becky Thatcher. Tom was trembling +from head to foot with excitement and a sense of the hopelessness of +the situation. + +"Rebecca Thatcher" [Tom glanced at her face--it was white with terror] +--"did you tear--no, look me in the face" [her hands rose in appeal] +--"did you tear this book?" + +A thought shot like lightning through Tom's brain. He sprang to his +feet and shouted--"I done it!" + +The school stared in perplexity at this incredible folly. Tom stood a +moment, to gather his dismembered faculties; and when he stepped +forward to go to his punishment the surprise, the gratitude, the +adoration that shone upon him out of poor Becky's eyes seemed pay +enough for a hundred floggings. Inspired by the splendor of his own +act, he took without an outcry the most merciless flaying that even Mr. +Dobbins had ever administered; and also received with indifference the +added cruelty of a command to remain two hours after school should be +dismissed--for he knew who would wait for him outside till his +captivity was done, and not count the tedious time as loss, either. + +Tom went to bed that night planning vengeance against Alfred Temple; +for with shame and repentance Becky had told him all, not forgetting +her own treachery; but even the longing for vengeance had to give way, +soon, to pleasanter musings, and he fell asleep at last with Becky's +latest words lingering dreamily in his ear-- + +"Tom, how COULD you be so noble!" + + + +CHAPTER XXI + +VACATION was approaching. The schoolmaster, always severe, grew +severer and more exacting than ever, for he wanted the school to make a +good showing on "Examination" day. His rod and his ferule were seldom +idle now--at least among the smaller pupils. Only the biggest boys, and +young ladies of eighteen and twenty, escaped lashing. Mr. Dobbins' +lashings were very vigorous ones, too; for although he carried, under +his wig, a perfectly bald and shiny head, he had only reached middle +age, and there was no sign of feebleness in his muscle. As the great +day approached, all the tyranny that was in him came to the surface; he +seemed to take a vindictive pleasure in punishing the least +shortcomings. The consequence was, that the smaller boys spent their +days in terror and suffering and their nights in plotting revenge. They +threw away no opportunity to do the master a mischief. But he kept +ahead all the time. The retribution that followed every vengeful +success was so sweeping and majestic that the boys always retired from +the field badly worsted. At last they conspired together and hit upon a +plan that promised a dazzling victory. They swore in the sign-painter's +boy, told him the scheme, and asked his help. He had his own reasons +for being delighted, for the master boarded in his father's family and +had given the boy ample cause to hate him. The master's wife would go +on a visit to the country in a few days, and there would be nothing to +interfere with the plan; the master always prepared himself for great +occasions by getting pretty well fuddled, and the sign-painter's boy +said that when the dominie had reached the proper condition on +Examination Evening he would "manage the thing" while he napped in his +chair; then he would have him awakened at the right time and hurried +away to school. + +In the fulness of time the interesting occasion arrived. At eight in +the evening the schoolhouse was brilliantly lighted, and adorned with +wreaths and festoons of foliage and flowers. The master sat throned in +his great chair upon a raised platform, with his blackboard behind him. +He was looking tolerably mellow. Three rows of benches on each side and +six rows in front of him were occupied by the dignitaries of the town +and by the parents of the pupils. To his left, back of the rows of +citizens, was a spacious temporary platform upon which were seated the +scholars who were to take part in the exercises of the evening; rows of +small boys, washed and dressed to an intolerable state of discomfort; +rows of gawky big boys; snowbanks of girls and young ladies clad in +lawn and muslin and conspicuously conscious of their bare arms, their +grandmothers' ancient trinkets, their bits of pink and blue ribbon and +the flowers in their hair. All the rest of the house was filled with +non-participating scholars. + +The exercises began. A very little boy stood up and sheepishly +recited, "You'd scarce expect one of my age to speak in public on the +stage," etc.--accompanying himself with the painfully exact and +spasmodic gestures which a machine might have used--supposing the +machine to be a trifle out of order. But he got through safely, though +cruelly scared, and got a fine round of applause when he made his +manufactured bow and retired. + +A little shamefaced girl lisped, "Mary had a little lamb," etc., +performed a compassion-inspiring curtsy, got her meed of applause, and +sat down flushed and happy. + +Tom Sawyer stepped forward with conceited confidence and soared into +the unquenchable and indestructible "Give me liberty or give me death" +speech, with fine fury and frantic gesticulation, and broke down in the +middle of it. A ghastly stage-fright seized him, his legs quaked under +him and he was like to choke. True, he had the manifest sympathy of the +house but he had the house's silence, too, which was even worse than +its sympathy. The master frowned, and this completed the disaster. Tom +struggled awhile and then retired, utterly defeated. There was a weak +attempt at applause, but it died early. + +"The Boy Stood on the Burning Deck" followed; also "The Assyrian Came +Down," and other declamatory gems. Then there were reading exercises, +and a spelling fight. The meagre Latin class recited with honor. The +prime feature of the evening was in order, now--original "compositions" +by the young ladies. Each in her turn stepped forward to the edge of +the platform, cleared her throat, held up her manuscript (tied with +dainty ribbon), and proceeded to read, with labored attention to +"expression" and punctuation. The themes were the same that had been +illuminated upon similar occasions by their mothers before them, their +grandmothers, and doubtless all their ancestors in the female line +clear back to the Crusades. "Friendship" was one; "Memories of Other +Days"; "Religion in History"; "Dream Land"; "The Advantages of +Culture"; "Forms of Political Government Compared and Contrasted"; +"Melancholy"; "Filial Love"; "Heart Longings," etc., etc. + +A prevalent feature in these compositions was a nursed and petted +melancholy; another was a wasteful and opulent gush of "fine language"; +another was a tendency to lug in by the ears particularly prized words +and phrases until they were worn entirely out; and a peculiarity that +conspicuously marked and marred them was the inveterate and intolerable +sermon that wagged its crippled tail at the end of each and every one +of them. No matter what the subject might be, a brain-racking effort +was made to squirm it into some aspect or other that the moral and +religious mind could contemplate with edification. The glaring +insincerity of these sermons was not sufficient to compass the +banishment of the fashion from the schools, and it is not sufficient +to-day; it never will be sufficient while the world stands, perhaps. +There is no school in all our land where the young ladies do not feel +obliged to close their compositions with a sermon; and you will find +that the sermon of the most frivolous and the least religious girl in +the school is always the longest and the most relentlessly pious. But +enough of this. Homely truth is unpalatable. + +Let us return to the "Examination." The first composition that was +read was one entitled "Is this, then, Life?" Perhaps the reader can +endure an extract from it: + + "In the common walks of life, with what delightful + emotions does the youthful mind look forward to some + anticipated scene of festivity! Imagination is busy + sketching rose-tinted pictures of joy. In fancy, the + voluptuous votary of fashion sees herself amid the + festive throng, 'the observed of all observers.' Her + graceful form, arrayed in snowy robes, is whirling + through the mazes of the joyous dance; her eye is + brightest, her step is lightest in the gay assembly. + + "In such delicious fancies time quickly glides by, + and the welcome hour arrives for her entrance into + the Elysian world, of which she has had such bright + dreams. How fairy-like does everything appear to + her enchanted vision! Each new scene is more charming + than the last. But after a while she finds that + beneath this goodly exterior, all is vanity, the + flattery which once charmed her soul, now grates + harshly upon her ear; the ball-room has lost its + charms; and with wasted health and imbittered heart, + she turns away with the conviction that earthly + pleasures cannot satisfy the longings of the soul!" + +And so forth and so on. There was a buzz of gratification from time to +time during the reading, accompanied by whispered ejaculations of "How +sweet!" "How eloquent!" "So true!" etc., and after the thing had closed +with a peculiarly afflicting sermon the applause was enthusiastic. + +Then arose a slim, melancholy girl, whose face had the "interesting" +paleness that comes of pills and indigestion, and read a "poem." Two +stanzas of it will do: + + "A MISSOURI MAIDEN'S FAREWELL TO ALABAMA + + "Alabama, good-bye! I love thee well! + But yet for a while do I leave thee now! + Sad, yes, sad thoughts of thee my heart doth swell, + And burning recollections throng my brow! + For I have wandered through thy flowery woods; + Have roamed and read near Tallapoosa's stream; + Have listened to Tallassee's warring floods, + And wooed on Coosa's side Aurora's beam. + + "Yet shame I not to bear an o'er-full heart, + Nor blush to turn behind my tearful eyes; + 'Tis from no stranger land I now must part, + 'Tis to no strangers left I yield these sighs. + Welcome and home were mine within this State, + Whose vales I leave--whose spires fade fast from me + And cold must be mine eyes, and heart, and tete, + When, dear Alabama! they turn cold on thee!" + +There were very few there who knew what "tete" meant, but the poem was +very satisfactory, nevertheless. + +Next appeared a dark-complexioned, black-eyed, black-haired young +lady, who paused an impressive moment, assumed a tragic expression, and +began to read in a measured, solemn tone: + + "A VISION + + "Dark and tempestuous was night. Around the + throne on high not a single star quivered; but + the deep intonations of the heavy thunder + constantly vibrated upon the ear; whilst the + terrific lightning revelled in angry mood + through the cloudy chambers of heaven, seeming + to scorn the power exerted over its terror by + the illustrious Franklin! Even the boisterous + winds unanimously came forth from their mystic + homes, and blustered about as if to enhance by + their aid the wildness of the scene. + + "At such a time, so dark, so dreary, for human + sympathy my very spirit sighed; but instead thereof, + + "'My dearest friend, my counsellor, my comforter + and guide--My joy in grief, my second bliss + in joy,' came to my side. She moved like one of + those bright beings pictured in the sunny walks + of fancy's Eden by the romantic and young, a + queen of beauty unadorned save by her own + transcendent loveliness. So soft was her step, it + failed to make even a sound, and but for the + magical thrill imparted by her genial touch, as + other unobtrusive beauties, she would have glided + away un-perceived--unsought. A strange sadness + rested upon her features, like icy tears upon + the robe of December, as she pointed to the + contending elements without, and bade me contemplate + the two beings presented." + +This nightmare occupied some ten pages of manuscript and wound up with +a sermon so destructive of all hope to non-Presbyterians that it took +the first prize. This composition was considered to be the very finest +effort of the evening. The mayor of the village, in delivering the +prize to the author of it, made a warm speech in which he said that it +was by far the most "eloquent" thing he had ever listened to, and that +Daniel Webster himself might well be proud of it. + +It may be remarked, in passing, that the number of compositions in +which the word "beauteous" was over-fondled, and human experience +referred to as "life's page," was up to the usual average. + +Now the master, mellow almost to the verge of geniality, put his chair +aside, turned his back to the audience, and began to draw a map of +America on the blackboard, to exercise the geography class upon. But he +made a sad business of it with his unsteady hand, and a smothered +titter rippled over the house. He knew what the matter was, and set +himself to right it. He sponged out lines and remade them; but he only +distorted them more than ever, and the tittering was more pronounced. +He threw his entire attention upon his work, now, as if determined not +to be put down by the mirth. He felt that all eyes were fastened upon +him; he imagined he was succeeding, and yet the tittering continued; it +even manifestly increased. And well it might. There was a garret above, +pierced with a scuttle over his head; and down through this scuttle +came a cat, suspended around the haunches by a string; she had a rag +tied about her head and jaws to keep her from mewing; as she slowly +descended she curved upward and clawed at the string, she swung +downward and clawed at the intangible air. The tittering rose higher +and higher--the cat was within six inches of the absorbed teacher's +head--down, down, a little lower, and she grabbed his wig with her +desperate claws, clung to it, and was snatched up into the garret in an +instant with her trophy still in her possession! And how the light did +blaze abroad from the master's bald pate--for the sign-painter's boy +had GILDED it! + +That broke up the meeting. The boys were avenged. Vacation had come. + + NOTE:--The pretended "compositions" quoted in + this chapter are taken without alteration from a + volume entitled "Prose and Poetry, by a Western + Lady"--but they are exactly and precisely after + the schoolgirl pattern, and hence are much + happier than any mere imitations could be. + + + +CHAPTER XXII + +TOM joined the new order of Cadets of Temperance, being attracted by +the showy character of their "regalia." He promised to abstain from +smoking, chewing, and profanity as long as he remained a member. Now he +found out a new thing--namely, that to promise not to do a thing is the +surest way in the world to make a body want to go and do that very +thing. Tom soon found himself tormented with a desire to drink and +swear; the desire grew to be so intense that nothing but the hope of a +chance to display himself in his red sash kept him from withdrawing +from the order. Fourth of July was coming; but he soon gave that up +--gave it up before he had worn his shackles over forty-eight hours--and +fixed his hopes upon old Judge Frazer, justice of the peace, who was +apparently on his deathbed and would have a big public funeral, since +he was so high an official. During three days Tom was deeply concerned +about the Judge's condition and hungry for news of it. Sometimes his +hopes ran high--so high that he would venture to get out his regalia +and practise before the looking-glass. But the Judge had a most +discouraging way of fluctuating. At last he was pronounced upon the +mend--and then convalescent. Tom was disgusted; and felt a sense of +injury, too. He handed in his resignation at once--and that night the +Judge suffered a relapse and died. Tom resolved that he would never +trust a man like that again. + +The funeral was a fine thing. The Cadets paraded in a style calculated +to kill the late member with envy. Tom was a free boy again, however +--there was something in that. He could drink and swear, now--but found +to his surprise that he did not want to. The simple fact that he could, +took the desire away, and the charm of it. + +Tom presently wondered to find that his coveted vacation was beginning +to hang a little heavily on his hands. + +He attempted a diary--but nothing happened during three days, and so +he abandoned it. + +The first of all the negro minstrel shows came to town, and made a +sensation. Tom and Joe Harper got up a band of performers and were +happy for two days. + +Even the Glorious Fourth was in some sense a failure, for it rained +hard, there was no procession in consequence, and the greatest man in +the world (as Tom supposed), Mr. Benton, an actual United States +Senator, proved an overwhelming disappointment--for he was not +twenty-five feet high, nor even anywhere in the neighborhood of it. + +A circus came. The boys played circus for three days afterward in +tents made of rag carpeting--admission, three pins for boys, two for +girls--and then circusing was abandoned. + +A phrenologist and a mesmerizer came--and went again and left the +village duller and drearier than ever. + +There were some boys-and-girls' parties, but they were so few and so +delightful that they only made the aching voids between ache the harder. + +Becky Thatcher was gone to her Constantinople home to stay with her +parents during vacation--so there was no bright side to life anywhere. + +The dreadful secret of the murder was a chronic misery. It was a very +cancer for permanency and pain. + +Then came the measles. + +During two long weeks Tom lay a prisoner, dead to the world and its +happenings. He was very ill, he was interested in nothing. When he got +upon his feet at last and moved feebly down-town, a melancholy change +had come over everything and every creature. There had been a +"revival," and everybody had "got religion," not only the adults, but +even the boys and girls. Tom went about, hoping against hope for the +sight of one blessed sinful face, but disappointment crossed him +everywhere. He found Joe Harper studying a Testament, and turned sadly +away from the depressing spectacle. He sought Ben Rogers, and found him +visiting the poor with a basket of tracts. He hunted up Jim Hollis, who +called his attention to the precious blessing of his late measles as a +warning. Every boy he encountered added another ton to his depression; +and when, in desperation, he flew for refuge at last to the bosom of +Huckleberry Finn and was received with a Scriptural quotation, his +heart broke and he crept home and to bed realizing that he alone of all +the town was lost, forever and forever. + +And that night there came on a terrific storm, with driving rain, +awful claps of thunder and blinding sheets of lightning. He covered his +head with the bedclothes and waited in a horror of suspense for his +doom; for he had not the shadow of a doubt that all this hubbub was +about him. He believed he had taxed the forbearance of the powers above +to the extremity of endurance and that this was the result. It might +have seemed to him a waste of pomp and ammunition to kill a bug with a +battery of artillery, but there seemed nothing incongruous about the +getting up such an expensive thunderstorm as this to knock the turf +from under an insect like himself. + +By and by the tempest spent itself and died without accomplishing its +object. The boy's first impulse was to be grateful, and reform. His +second was to wait--for there might not be any more storms. + +The next day the doctors were back; Tom had relapsed. The three weeks +he spent on his back this time seemed an entire age. When he got abroad +at last he was hardly grateful that he had been spared, remembering how +lonely was his estate, how companionless and forlorn he was. He drifted +listlessly down the street and found Jim Hollis acting as judge in a +juvenile court that was trying a cat for murder, in the presence of her +victim, a bird. He found Joe Harper and Huck Finn up an alley eating a +stolen melon. Poor lads! they--like Tom--had suffered a relapse. + + + +CHAPTER XXIII + +AT last the sleepy atmosphere was stirred--and vigorously: the murder +trial came on in the court. It became the absorbing topic of village +talk immediately. Tom could not get away from it. Every reference to +the murder sent a shudder to his heart, for his troubled conscience and +fears almost persuaded him that these remarks were put forth in his +hearing as "feelers"; he did not see how he could be suspected of +knowing anything about the murder, but still he could not be +comfortable in the midst of this gossip. It kept him in a cold shiver +all the time. He took Huck to a lonely place to have a talk with him. +It would be some relief to unseal his tongue for a little while; to +divide his burden of distress with another sufferer. Moreover, he +wanted to assure himself that Huck had remained discreet. + +"Huck, have you ever told anybody about--that?" + +"'Bout what?" + +"You know what." + +"Oh--'course I haven't." + +"Never a word?" + +"Never a solitary word, so help me. What makes you ask?" + +"Well, I was afeard." + +"Why, Tom Sawyer, we wouldn't be alive two days if that got found out. +YOU know that." + +Tom felt more comfortable. After a pause: + +"Huck, they couldn't anybody get you to tell, could they?" + +"Get me to tell? Why, if I wanted that half-breed devil to drownd me +they could get me to tell. They ain't no different way." + +"Well, that's all right, then. I reckon we're safe as long as we keep +mum. But let's swear again, anyway. It's more surer." + +"I'm agreed." + +So they swore again with dread solemnities. + +"What is the talk around, Huck? I've heard a power of it." + +"Talk? Well, it's just Muff Potter, Muff Potter, Muff Potter all the +time. It keeps me in a sweat, constant, so's I want to hide som'ers." + +"That's just the same way they go on round me. I reckon he's a goner. +Don't you feel sorry for him, sometimes?" + +"Most always--most always. He ain't no account; but then he hain't +ever done anything to hurt anybody. Just fishes a little, to get money +to get drunk on--and loafs around considerable; but lord, we all do +that--leastways most of us--preachers and such like. But he's kind of +good--he give me half a fish, once, when there warn't enough for two; +and lots of times he's kind of stood by me when I was out of luck." + +"Well, he's mended kites for me, Huck, and knitted hooks on to my +line. I wish we could get him out of there." + +"My! we couldn't get him out, Tom. And besides, 'twouldn't do any +good; they'd ketch him again." + +"Yes--so they would. But I hate to hear 'em abuse him so like the +dickens when he never done--that." + +"I do too, Tom. Lord, I hear 'em say he's the bloodiest looking +villain in this country, and they wonder he wasn't ever hung before." + +"Yes, they talk like that, all the time. I've heard 'em say that if he +was to get free they'd lynch him." + +"And they'd do it, too." + +The boys had a long talk, but it brought them little comfort. As the +twilight drew on, they found themselves hanging about the neighborhood +of the little isolated jail, perhaps with an undefined hope that +something would happen that might clear away their difficulties. But +nothing happened; there seemed to be no angels or fairies interested in +this luckless captive. + +The boys did as they had often done before--went to the cell grating +and gave Potter some tobacco and matches. He was on the ground floor +and there were no guards. + +His gratitude for their gifts had always smote their consciences +before--it cut deeper than ever, this time. They felt cowardly and +treacherous to the last degree when Potter said: + +"You've been mighty good to me, boys--better'n anybody else in this +town. And I don't forget it, I don't. Often I says to myself, says I, +'I used to mend all the boys' kites and things, and show 'em where the +good fishin' places was, and befriend 'em what I could, and now they've +all forgot old Muff when he's in trouble; but Tom don't, and Huck +don't--THEY don't forget him, says I, 'and I don't forget them.' Well, +boys, I done an awful thing--drunk and crazy at the time--that's the +only way I account for it--and now I got to swing for it, and it's +right. Right, and BEST, too, I reckon--hope so, anyway. Well, we won't +talk about that. I don't want to make YOU feel bad; you've befriended +me. But what I want to say, is, don't YOU ever get drunk--then you won't +ever get here. Stand a litter furder west--so--that's it; it's a prime +comfort to see faces that's friendly when a body's in such a muck of +trouble, and there don't none come here but yourn. Good friendly +faces--good friendly faces. Git up on one another's backs and let me +touch 'em. That's it. Shake hands--yourn'll come through the bars, but +mine's too big. Little hands, and weak--but they've helped Muff Potter +a power, and they'd help him more if they could." + +Tom went home miserable, and his dreams that night were full of +horrors. The next day and the day after, he hung about the court-room, +drawn by an almost irresistible impulse to go in, but forcing himself +to stay out. Huck was having the same experience. They studiously +avoided each other. Each wandered away, from time to time, but the same +dismal fascination always brought them back presently. Tom kept his +ears open when idlers sauntered out of the court-room, but invariably +heard distressing news--the toils were closing more and more +relentlessly around poor Potter. At the end of the second day the +village talk was to the effect that Injun Joe's evidence stood firm and +unshaken, and that there was not the slightest question as to what the +jury's verdict would be. + +Tom was out late, that night, and came to bed through the window. He +was in a tremendous state of excitement. It was hours before he got to +sleep. All the village flocked to the court-house the next morning, for +this was to be the great day. Both sexes were about equally represented +in the packed audience. After a long wait the jury filed in and took +their places; shortly afterward, Potter, pale and haggard, timid and +hopeless, was brought in, with chains upon him, and seated where all +the curious eyes could stare at him; no less conspicuous was Injun Joe, +stolid as ever. There was another pause, and then the judge arrived and +the sheriff proclaimed the opening of the court. The usual whisperings +among the lawyers and gathering together of papers followed. These +details and accompanying delays worked up an atmosphere of preparation +that was as impressive as it was fascinating. + +Now a witness was called who testified that he found Muff Potter +washing in the brook, at an early hour of the morning that the murder +was discovered, and that he immediately sneaked away. After some +further questioning, counsel for the prosecution said: + +"Take the witness." + +The prisoner raised his eyes for a moment, but dropped them again when +his own counsel said: + +"I have no questions to ask him." + +The next witness proved the finding of the knife near the corpse. +Counsel for the prosecution said: + +"Take the witness." + +"I have no questions to ask him," Potter's lawyer replied. + +A third witness swore he had often seen the knife in Potter's +possession. + +"Take the witness." + +Counsel for Potter declined to question him. The faces of the audience +began to betray annoyance. Did this attorney mean to throw away his +client's life without an effort? + +Several witnesses deposed concerning Potter's guilty behavior when +brought to the scene of the murder. They were allowed to leave the +stand without being cross-questioned. + +Every detail of the damaging circumstances that occurred in the +graveyard upon that morning which all present remembered so well was +brought out by credible witnesses, but none of them were cross-examined +by Potter's lawyer. The perplexity and dissatisfaction of the house +expressed itself in murmurs and provoked a reproof from the bench. +Counsel for the prosecution now said: + +"By the oaths of citizens whose simple word is above suspicion, we +have fastened this awful crime, beyond all possibility of question, +upon the unhappy prisoner at the bar. We rest our case here." + +A groan escaped from poor Potter, and he put his face in his hands and +rocked his body softly to and fro, while a painful silence reigned in +the court-room. Many men were moved, and many women's compassion +testified itself in tears. Counsel for the defence rose and said: + +"Your honor, in our remarks at the opening of this trial, we +foreshadowed our purpose to prove that our client did this fearful deed +while under the influence of a blind and irresponsible delirium +produced by drink. We have changed our mind. We shall not offer that +plea." [Then to the clerk:] "Call Thomas Sawyer!" + +A puzzled amazement awoke in every face in the house, not even +excepting Potter's. Every eye fastened itself with wondering interest +upon Tom as he rose and took his place upon the stand. The boy looked +wild enough, for he was badly scared. The oath was administered. + +"Thomas Sawyer, where were you on the seventeenth of June, about the +hour of midnight?" + +Tom glanced at Injun Joe's iron face and his tongue failed him. The +audience listened breathless, but the words refused to come. After a +few moments, however, the boy got a little of his strength back, and +managed to put enough of it into his voice to make part of the house +hear: + +"In the graveyard!" + +"A little bit louder, please. Don't be afraid. You were--" + +"In the graveyard." + +A contemptuous smile flitted across Injun Joe's face. + +"Were you anywhere near Horse Williams' grave?" + +"Yes, sir." + +"Speak up--just a trifle louder. How near were you?" + +"Near as I am to you." + +"Were you hidden, or not?" + +"I was hid." + +"Where?" + +"Behind the elms that's on the edge of the grave." + +Injun Joe gave a barely perceptible start. + +"Any one with you?" + +"Yes, sir. I went there with--" + +"Wait--wait a moment. Never mind mentioning your companion's name. We +will produce him at the proper time. Did you carry anything there with +you." + +Tom hesitated and looked confused. + +"Speak out, my boy--don't be diffident. The truth is always +respectable. What did you take there?" + +"Only a--a--dead cat." + +There was a ripple of mirth, which the court checked. + +"We will produce the skeleton of that cat. Now, my boy, tell us +everything that occurred--tell it in your own way--don't skip anything, +and don't be afraid." + +Tom began--hesitatingly at first, but as he warmed to his subject his +words flowed more and more easily; in a little while every sound ceased +but his own voice; every eye fixed itself upon him; with parted lips +and bated breath the audience hung upon his words, taking no note of +time, rapt in the ghastly fascinations of the tale. The strain upon +pent emotion reached its climax when the boy said: + +"--and as the doctor fetched the board around and Muff Potter fell, +Injun Joe jumped with the knife and--" + +Crash! Quick as lightning the half-breed sprang for a window, tore his +way through all opposers, and was gone! + + + +CHAPTER XXIV + +TOM was a glittering hero once more--the pet of the old, the envy of +the young. His name even went into immortal print, for the village +paper magnified him. There were some that believed he would be +President, yet, if he escaped hanging. + +As usual, the fickle, unreasoning world took Muff Potter to its bosom +and fondled him as lavishly as it had abused him before. But that sort +of conduct is to the world's credit; therefore it is not well to find +fault with it. + +Tom's days were days of splendor and exultation to him, but his nights +were seasons of horror. Injun Joe infested all his dreams, and always +with doom in his eye. Hardly any temptation could persuade the boy to +stir abroad after nightfall. Poor Huck was in the same state of +wretchedness and terror, for Tom had told the whole story to the lawyer +the night before the great day of the trial, and Huck was sore afraid +that his share in the business might leak out, yet, notwithstanding +Injun Joe's flight had saved him the suffering of testifying in court. +The poor fellow had got the attorney to promise secrecy, but what of +that? Since Tom's harassed conscience had managed to drive him to the +lawyer's house by night and wring a dread tale from lips that had been +sealed with the dismalest and most formidable of oaths, Huck's +confidence in the human race was well-nigh obliterated. + +Daily Muff Potter's gratitude made Tom glad he had spoken; but nightly +he wished he had sealed up his tongue. + +Half the time Tom was afraid Injun Joe would never be captured; the +other half he was afraid he would be. He felt sure he never could draw +a safe breath again until that man was dead and he had seen the corpse. + +Rewards had been offered, the country had been scoured, but no Injun +Joe was found. One of those omniscient and awe-inspiring marvels, a +detective, came up from St. Louis, moused around, shook his head, +looked wise, and made that sort of astounding success which members of +that craft usually achieve. That is to say, he "found a clew." But you +can't hang a "clew" for murder, and so after that detective had got +through and gone home, Tom felt just as insecure as he was before. + +The slow days drifted on, and each left behind it a slightly lightened +weight of apprehension. + + + +CHAPTER XXV + +THERE comes a time in every rightly-constructed boy's life when he has +a raging desire to go somewhere and dig for hidden treasure. This +desire suddenly came upon Tom one day. He sallied out to find Joe +Harper, but failed of success. Next he sought Ben Rogers; he had gone +fishing. Presently he stumbled upon Huck Finn the Red-Handed. Huck +would answer. Tom took him to a private place and opened the matter to +him confidentially. Huck was willing. Huck was always willing to take a +hand in any enterprise that offered entertainment and required no +capital, for he had a troublesome superabundance of that sort of time +which is not money. "Where'll we dig?" said Huck. + +"Oh, most anywhere." + +"Why, is it hid all around?" + +"No, indeed it ain't. It's hid in mighty particular places, Huck +--sometimes on islands, sometimes in rotten chests under the end of a +limb of an old dead tree, just where the shadow falls at midnight; but +mostly under the floor in ha'nted houses." + +"Who hides it?" + +"Why, robbers, of course--who'd you reckon? Sunday-school +sup'rintendents?" + +"I don't know. If 'twas mine I wouldn't hide it; I'd spend it and have +a good time." + +"So would I. But robbers don't do that way. They always hide it and +leave it there." + +"Don't they come after it any more?" + +"No, they think they will, but they generally forget the marks, or +else they die. Anyway, it lays there a long time and gets rusty; and by +and by somebody finds an old yellow paper that tells how to find the +marks--a paper that's got to be ciphered over about a week because it's +mostly signs and hy'roglyphics." + +"HyroQwhich?" + +"Hy'roglyphics--pictures and things, you know, that don't seem to mean +anything." + +"Have you got one of them papers, Tom?" + +"No." + +"Well then, how you going to find the marks?" + +"I don't want any marks. They always bury it under a ha'nted house or +on an island, or under a dead tree that's got one limb sticking out. +Well, we've tried Jackson's Island a little, and we can try it again +some time; and there's the old ha'nted house up the Still-House branch, +and there's lots of dead-limb trees--dead loads of 'em." + +"Is it under all of them?" + +"How you talk! No!" + +"Then how you going to know which one to go for?" + +"Go for all of 'em!" + +"Why, Tom, it'll take all summer." + +"Well, what of that? Suppose you find a brass pot with a hundred +dollars in it, all rusty and gray, or rotten chest full of di'monds. +How's that?" + +Huck's eyes glowed. + +"That's bully. Plenty bully enough for me. Just you gimme the hundred +dollars and I don't want no di'monds." + +"All right. But I bet you I ain't going to throw off on di'monds. Some +of 'em's worth twenty dollars apiece--there ain't any, hardly, but's +worth six bits or a dollar." + +"No! Is that so?" + +"Cert'nly--anybody'll tell you so. Hain't you ever seen one, Huck?" + +"Not as I remember." + +"Oh, kings have slathers of them." + +"Well, I don' know no kings, Tom." + +"I reckon you don't. But if you was to go to Europe you'd see a raft +of 'em hopping around." + +"Do they hop?" + +"Hop?--your granny! No!" + +"Well, what did you say they did, for?" + +"Shucks, I only meant you'd SEE 'em--not hopping, of course--what do +they want to hop for?--but I mean you'd just see 'em--scattered around, +you know, in a kind of a general way. Like that old humpbacked Richard." + +"Richard? What's his other name?" + +"He didn't have any other name. Kings don't have any but a given name." + +"No?" + +"But they don't." + +"Well, if they like it, Tom, all right; but I don't want to be a king +and have only just a given name, like a nigger. But say--where you +going to dig first?" + +"Well, I don't know. S'pose we tackle that old dead-limb tree on the +hill t'other side of Still-House branch?" + +"I'm agreed." + +So they got a crippled pick and a shovel, and set out on their +three-mile tramp. They arrived hot and panting, and threw themselves +down in the shade of a neighboring elm to rest and have a smoke. + +"I like this," said Tom. + +"So do I." + +"Say, Huck, if we find a treasure here, what you going to do with your +share?" + +"Well, I'll have pie and a glass of soda every day, and I'll go to +every circus that comes along. I bet I'll have a gay time." + +"Well, ain't you going to save any of it?" + +"Save it? What for?" + +"Why, so as to have something to live on, by and by." + +"Oh, that ain't any use. Pap would come back to thish-yer town some +day and get his claws on it if I didn't hurry up, and I tell you he'd +clean it out pretty quick. What you going to do with yourn, Tom?" + +"I'm going to buy a new drum, and a sure-'nough sword, and a red +necktie and a bull pup, and get married." + +"Married!" + +"That's it." + +"Tom, you--why, you ain't in your right mind." + +"Wait--you'll see." + +"Well, that's the foolishest thing you could do. Look at pap and my +mother. Fight! Why, they used to fight all the time. I remember, mighty +well." + +"That ain't anything. The girl I'm going to marry won't fight." + +"Tom, I reckon they're all alike. They'll all comb a body. Now you +better think 'bout this awhile. I tell you you better. What's the name +of the gal?" + +"It ain't a gal at all--it's a girl." + +"It's all the same, I reckon; some says gal, some says girl--both's +right, like enough. Anyway, what's her name, Tom?" + +"I'll tell you some time--not now." + +"All right--that'll do. Only if you get married I'll be more lonesomer +than ever." + +"No you won't. You'll come and live with me. Now stir out of this and +we'll go to digging." + +They worked and sweated for half an hour. No result. They toiled +another half-hour. Still no result. Huck said: + +"Do they always bury it as deep as this?" + +"Sometimes--not always. Not generally. I reckon we haven't got the +right place." + +So they chose a new spot and began again. The labor dragged a little, +but still they made progress. They pegged away in silence for some +time. Finally Huck leaned on his shovel, swabbed the beaded drops from +his brow with his sleeve, and said: + +"Where you going to dig next, after we get this one?" + +"I reckon maybe we'll tackle the old tree that's over yonder on +Cardiff Hill back of the widow's." + +"I reckon that'll be a good one. But won't the widow take it away from +us, Tom? It's on her land." + +"SHE take it away! Maybe she'd like to try it once. Whoever finds one +of these hid treasures, it belongs to him. It don't make any difference +whose land it's on." + +That was satisfactory. The work went on. By and by Huck said: + +"Blame it, we must be in the wrong place again. What do you think?" + +"It is mighty curious, Huck. I don't understand it. Sometimes witches +interfere. I reckon maybe that's what's the trouble now." + +"Shucks! Witches ain't got no power in the daytime." + +"Well, that's so. I didn't think of that. Oh, I know what the matter +is! What a blamed lot of fools we are! You got to find out where the +shadow of the limb falls at midnight, and that's where you dig!" + +"Then consound it, we've fooled away all this work for nothing. Now +hang it all, we got to come back in the night. It's an awful long way. +Can you get out?" + +"I bet I will. We've got to do it to-night, too, because if somebody +sees these holes they'll know in a minute what's here and they'll go +for it." + +"Well, I'll come around and maow to-night." + +"All right. Let's hide the tools in the bushes." + +The boys were there that night, about the appointed time. They sat in +the shadow waiting. It was a lonely place, and an hour made solemn by +old traditions. Spirits whispered in the rustling leaves, ghosts lurked +in the murky nooks, the deep baying of a hound floated up out of the +distance, an owl answered with his sepulchral note. The boys were +subdued by these solemnities, and talked little. By and by they judged +that twelve had come; they marked where the shadow fell, and began to +dig. Their hopes commenced to rise. Their interest grew stronger, and +their industry kept pace with it. The hole deepened and still deepened, +but every time their hearts jumped to hear the pick strike upon +something, they only suffered a new disappointment. It was only a stone +or a chunk. At last Tom said: + +"It ain't any use, Huck, we're wrong again." + +"Well, but we CAN'T be wrong. We spotted the shadder to a dot." + +"I know it, but then there's another thing." + +"What's that?". + +"Why, we only guessed at the time. Like enough it was too late or too +early." + +Huck dropped his shovel. + +"That's it," said he. "That's the very trouble. We got to give this +one up. We can't ever tell the right time, and besides this kind of +thing's too awful, here this time of night with witches and ghosts +a-fluttering around so. I feel as if something's behind me all the time; +and I'm afeard to turn around, becuz maybe there's others in front +a-waiting for a chance. I been creeping all over, ever since I got here." + +"Well, I've been pretty much so, too, Huck. They most always put in a +dead man when they bury a treasure under a tree, to look out for it." + +"Lordy!" + +"Yes, they do. I've always heard that." + +"Tom, I don't like to fool around much where there's dead people. A +body's bound to get into trouble with 'em, sure." + +"I don't like to stir 'em up, either. S'pose this one here was to +stick his skull out and say something!" + +"Don't Tom! It's awful." + +"Well, it just is. Huck, I don't feel comfortable a bit." + +"Say, Tom, let's give this place up, and try somewheres else." + +"All right, I reckon we better." + +"What'll it be?" + +Tom considered awhile; and then said: + +"The ha'nted house. That's it!" + +"Blame it, I don't like ha'nted houses, Tom. Why, they're a dern sight +worse'n dead people. Dead people might talk, maybe, but they don't come +sliding around in a shroud, when you ain't noticing, and peep over your +shoulder all of a sudden and grit their teeth, the way a ghost does. I +couldn't stand such a thing as that, Tom--nobody could." + +"Yes, but, Huck, ghosts don't travel around only at night. They won't +hender us from digging there in the daytime." + +"Well, that's so. But you know mighty well people don't go about that +ha'nted house in the day nor the night." + +"Well, that's mostly because they don't like to go where a man's been +murdered, anyway--but nothing's ever been seen around that house except +in the night--just some blue lights slipping by the windows--no regular +ghosts." + +"Well, where you see one of them blue lights flickering around, Tom, +you can bet there's a ghost mighty close behind it. It stands to +reason. Becuz you know that they don't anybody but ghosts use 'em." + +"Yes, that's so. But anyway they don't come around in the daytime, so +what's the use of our being afeard?" + +"Well, all right. We'll tackle the ha'nted house if you say so--but I +reckon it's taking chances." + +They had started down the hill by this time. There in the middle of +the moonlit valley below them stood the "ha'nted" house, utterly +isolated, its fences gone long ago, rank weeds smothering the very +doorsteps, the chimney crumbled to ruin, the window-sashes vacant, a +corner of the roof caved in. The boys gazed awhile, half expecting to +see a blue light flit past a window; then talking in a low tone, as +befitted the time and the circumstances, they struck far off to the +right, to give the haunted house a wide berth, and took their way +homeward through the woods that adorned the rearward side of Cardiff +Hill. + + + +CHAPTER XXVI + +ABOUT noon the next day the boys arrived at the dead tree; they had +come for their tools. Tom was impatient to go to the haunted house; +Huck was measurably so, also--but suddenly said: + +"Lookyhere, Tom, do you know what day it is?" + +Tom mentally ran over the days of the week, and then quickly lifted +his eyes with a startled look in them-- + +"My! I never once thought of it, Huck!" + +"Well, I didn't neither, but all at once it popped onto me that it was +Friday." + +"Blame it, a body can't be too careful, Huck. We might 'a' got into an +awful scrape, tackling such a thing on a Friday." + +"MIGHT! Better say we WOULD! There's some lucky days, maybe, but +Friday ain't." + +"Any fool knows that. I don't reckon YOU was the first that found it +out, Huck." + +"Well, I never said I was, did I? And Friday ain't all, neither. I had +a rotten bad dream last night--dreampt about rats." + +"No! Sure sign of trouble. Did they fight?" + +"No." + +"Well, that's good, Huck. When they don't fight it's only a sign that +there's trouble around, you know. All we got to do is to look mighty +sharp and keep out of it. We'll drop this thing for to-day, and play. +Do you know Robin Hood, Huck?" + +"No. Who's Robin Hood?" + +"Why, he was one of the greatest men that was ever in England--and the +best. He was a robber." + +"Cracky, I wisht I was. Who did he rob?" + +"Only sheriffs and bishops and rich people and kings, and such like. +But he never bothered the poor. He loved 'em. He always divided up with +'em perfectly square." + +"Well, he must 'a' been a brick." + +"I bet you he was, Huck. Oh, he was the noblest man that ever was. +They ain't any such men now, I can tell you. He could lick any man in +England, with one hand tied behind him; and he could take his yew bow +and plug a ten-cent piece every time, a mile and a half." + +"What's a YEW bow?" + +"I don't know. It's some kind of a bow, of course. And if he hit that +dime only on the edge he would set down and cry--and curse. But we'll +play Robin Hood--it's nobby fun. I'll learn you." + +"I'm agreed." + +So they played Robin Hood all the afternoon, now and then casting a +yearning eye down upon the haunted house and passing a remark about the +morrow's prospects and possibilities there. As the sun began to sink +into the west they took their way homeward athwart the long shadows of +the trees and soon were buried from sight in the forests of Cardiff +Hill. + +On Saturday, shortly after noon, the boys were at the dead tree again. +They had a smoke and a chat in the shade, and then dug a little in +their last hole, not with great hope, but merely because Tom said there +were so many cases where people had given up a treasure after getting +down within six inches of it, and then somebody else had come along and +turned it up with a single thrust of a shovel. The thing failed this +time, however, so the boys shouldered their tools and went away feeling +that they had not trifled with fortune, but had fulfilled all the +requirements that belong to the business of treasure-hunting. + +When they reached the haunted house there was something so weird and +grisly about the dead silence that reigned there under the baking sun, +and something so depressing about the loneliness and desolation of the +place, that they were afraid, for a moment, to venture in. Then they +crept to the door and took a trembling peep. They saw a weed-grown, +floorless room, unplastered, an ancient fireplace, vacant windows, a +ruinous staircase; and here, there, and everywhere hung ragged and +abandoned cobwebs. They presently entered, softly, with quickened +pulses, talking in whispers, ears alert to catch the slightest sound, +and muscles tense and ready for instant retreat. + +In a little while familiarity modified their fears and they gave the +place a critical and interested examination, rather admiring their own +boldness, and wondering at it, too. Next they wanted to look up-stairs. +This was something like cutting off retreat, but they got to daring +each other, and of course there could be but one result--they threw +their tools into a corner and made the ascent. Up there were the same +signs of decay. In one corner they found a closet that promised +mystery, but the promise was a fraud--there was nothing in it. Their +courage was up now and well in hand. They were about to go down and +begin work when-- + +"Sh!" said Tom. + +"What is it?" whispered Huck, blanching with fright. + +"Sh! ... There! ... Hear it?" + +"Yes! ... Oh, my! Let's run!" + +"Keep still! Don't you budge! They're coming right toward the door." + +The boys stretched themselves upon the floor with their eyes to +knot-holes in the planking, and lay waiting, in a misery of fear. + +"They've stopped.... No--coming.... Here they are. Don't whisper +another word, Huck. My goodness, I wish I was out of this!" + +Two men entered. Each boy said to himself: "There's the old deaf and +dumb Spaniard that's been about town once or twice lately--never saw +t'other man before." + +"T'other" was a ragged, unkempt creature, with nothing very pleasant +in his face. The Spaniard was wrapped in a serape; he had bushy white +whiskers; long white hair flowed from under his sombrero, and he wore +green goggles. When they came in, "t'other" was talking in a low voice; +they sat down on the ground, facing the door, with their backs to the +wall, and the speaker continued his remarks. His manner became less +guarded and his words more distinct as he proceeded: + +"No," said he, "I've thought it all over, and I don't like it. It's +dangerous." + +"Dangerous!" grunted the "deaf and dumb" Spaniard--to the vast +surprise of the boys. "Milksop!" + +This voice made the boys gasp and quake. It was Injun Joe's! There was +silence for some time. Then Joe said: + +"What's any more dangerous than that job up yonder--but nothing's come +of it." + +"That's different. Away up the river so, and not another house about. +'Twon't ever be known that we tried, anyway, long as we didn't succeed." + +"Well, what's more dangerous than coming here in the daytime!--anybody +would suspicion us that saw us." + +"I know that. But there warn't any other place as handy after that +fool of a job. I want to quit this shanty. I wanted to yesterday, only +it warn't any use trying to stir out of here, with those infernal boys +playing over there on the hill right in full view." + +"Those infernal boys" quaked again under the inspiration of this +remark, and thought how lucky it was that they had remembered it was +Friday and concluded to wait a day. They wished in their hearts they +had waited a year. + +The two men got out some food and made a luncheon. After a long and +thoughtful silence, Injun Joe said: + +"Look here, lad--you go back up the river where you belong. Wait there +till you hear from me. I'll take the chances on dropping into this town +just once more, for a look. We'll do that 'dangerous' job after I've +spied around a little and think things look well for it. Then for +Texas! We'll leg it together!" + +This was satisfactory. Both men presently fell to yawning, and Injun +Joe said: + +"I'm dead for sleep! It's your turn to watch." + +He curled down in the weeds and soon began to snore. His comrade +stirred him once or twice and he became quiet. Presently the watcher +began to nod; his head drooped lower and lower, both men began to snore +now. + +The boys drew a long, grateful breath. Tom whispered: + +"Now's our chance--come!" + +Huck said: + +"I can't--I'd die if they was to wake." + +Tom urged--Huck held back. At last Tom rose slowly and softly, and +started alone. But the first step he made wrung such a hideous creak +from the crazy floor that he sank down almost dead with fright. He +never made a second attempt. The boys lay there counting the dragging +moments till it seemed to them that time must be done and eternity +growing gray; and then they were grateful to note that at last the sun +was setting. + +Now one snore ceased. Injun Joe sat up, stared around--smiled grimly +upon his comrade, whose head was drooping upon his knees--stirred him +up with his foot and said: + +"Here! YOU'RE a watchman, ain't you! All right, though--nothing's +happened." + +"My! have I been asleep?" + +"Oh, partly, partly. Nearly time for us to be moving, pard. What'll we +do with what little swag we've got left?" + +"I don't know--leave it here as we've always done, I reckon. No use to +take it away till we start south. Six hundred and fifty in silver's +something to carry." + +"Well--all right--it won't matter to come here once more." + +"No--but I'd say come in the night as we used to do--it's better." + +"Yes: but look here; it may be a good while before I get the right +chance at that job; accidents might happen; 'tain't in such a very good +place; we'll just regularly bury it--and bury it deep." + +"Good idea," said the comrade, who walked across the room, knelt down, +raised one of the rearward hearth-stones and took out a bag that +jingled pleasantly. He subtracted from it twenty or thirty dollars for +himself and as much for Injun Joe, and passed the bag to the latter, +who was on his knees in the corner, now, digging with his bowie-knife. + +The boys forgot all their fears, all their miseries in an instant. +With gloating eyes they watched every movement. Luck!--the splendor of +it was beyond all imagination! Six hundred dollars was money enough to +make half a dozen boys rich! Here was treasure-hunting under the +happiest auspices--there would not be any bothersome uncertainty as to +where to dig. They nudged each other every moment--eloquent nudges and +easily understood, for they simply meant--"Oh, but ain't you glad NOW +we're here!" + +Joe's knife struck upon something. + +"Hello!" said he. + +"What is it?" said his comrade. + +"Half-rotten plank--no, it's a box, I believe. Here--bear a hand and +we'll see what it's here for. Never mind, I've broke a hole." + +He reached his hand in and drew it out-- + +"Man, it's money!" + +The two men examined the handful of coins. They were gold. The boys +above were as excited as themselves, and as delighted. + +Joe's comrade said: + +"We'll make quick work of this. There's an old rusty pick over amongst +the weeds in the corner the other side of the fireplace--I saw it a +minute ago." + +He ran and brought the boys' pick and shovel. Injun Joe took the pick, +looked it over critically, shook his head, muttered something to +himself, and then began to use it. The box was soon unearthed. It was +not very large; it was iron bound and had been very strong before the +slow years had injured it. The men contemplated the treasure awhile in +blissful silence. + +"Pard, there's thousands of dollars here," said Injun Joe. + +"'Twas always said that Murrel's gang used to be around here one +summer," the stranger observed. + +"I know it," said Injun Joe; "and this looks like it, I should say." + +"Now you won't need to do that job." + +The half-breed frowned. Said he: + +"You don't know me. Least you don't know all about that thing. 'Tain't +robbery altogether--it's REVENGE!" and a wicked light flamed in his +eyes. "I'll need your help in it. When it's finished--then Texas. Go +home to your Nance and your kids, and stand by till you hear from me." + +"Well--if you say so; what'll we do with this--bury it again?" + +"Yes. [Ravishing delight overhead.] NO! by the great Sachem, no! +[Profound distress overhead.] I'd nearly forgot. That pick had fresh +earth on it! [The boys were sick with terror in a moment.] What +business has a pick and a shovel here? What business with fresh earth +on them? Who brought them here--and where are they gone? Have you heard +anybody?--seen anybody? What! bury it again and leave them to come and +see the ground disturbed? Not exactly--not exactly. We'll take it to my +den." + +"Why, of course! Might have thought of that before. You mean Number +One?" + +"No--Number Two--under the cross. The other place is bad--too common." + +"All right. It's nearly dark enough to start." + +Injun Joe got up and went about from window to window cautiously +peeping out. Presently he said: + +"Who could have brought those tools here? Do you reckon they can be +up-stairs?" + +The boys' breath forsook them. Injun Joe put his hand on his knife, +halted a moment, undecided, and then turned toward the stairway. The +boys thought of the closet, but their strength was gone. The steps came +creaking up the stairs--the intolerable distress of the situation woke +the stricken resolution of the lads--they were about to spring for the +closet, when there was a crash of rotten timbers and Injun Joe landed +on the ground amid the debris of the ruined stairway. He gathered +himself up cursing, and his comrade said: + +"Now what's the use of all that? If it's anybody, and they're up +there, let them STAY there--who cares? If they want to jump down, now, +and get into trouble, who objects? It will be dark in fifteen minutes +--and then let them follow us if they want to. I'm willing. In my +opinion, whoever hove those things in here caught a sight of us and +took us for ghosts or devils or something. I'll bet they're running +yet." + +Joe grumbled awhile; then he agreed with his friend that what daylight +was left ought to be economized in getting things ready for leaving. +Shortly afterward they slipped out of the house in the deepening +twilight, and moved toward the river with their precious box. + +Tom and Huck rose up, weak but vastly relieved, and stared after them +through the chinks between the logs of the house. Follow? Not they. +They were content to reach ground again without broken necks, and take +the townward track over the hill. They did not talk much. They were too +much absorbed in hating themselves--hating the ill luck that made them +take the spade and the pick there. But for that, Injun Joe never would +have suspected. He would have hidden the silver with the gold to wait +there till his "revenge" was satisfied, and then he would have had the +misfortune to find that money turn up missing. Bitter, bitter luck that +the tools were ever brought there! + +They resolved to keep a lookout for that Spaniard when he should come +to town spying out for chances to do his revengeful job, and follow him +to "Number Two," wherever that might be. Then a ghastly thought +occurred to Tom. + +"Revenge? What if he means US, Huck!" + +"Oh, don't!" said Huck, nearly fainting. + +They talked it all over, and as they entered town they agreed to +believe that he might possibly mean somebody else--at least that he +might at least mean nobody but Tom, since only Tom had testified. + +Very, very small comfort it was to Tom to be alone in danger! Company +would be a palpable improvement, he thought. + + + +CHAPTER XXVII + +THE adventure of the day mightily tormented Tom's dreams that night. +Four times he had his hands on that rich treasure and four times it +wasted to nothingness in his fingers as sleep forsook him and +wakefulness brought back the hard reality of his misfortune. As he lay +in the early morning recalling the incidents of his great adventure, he +noticed that they seemed curiously subdued and far away--somewhat as if +they had happened in another world, or in a time long gone by. Then it +occurred to him that the great adventure itself must be a dream! There +was one very strong argument in favor of this idea--namely, that the +quantity of coin he had seen was too vast to be real. He had never seen +as much as fifty dollars in one mass before, and he was like all boys +of his age and station in life, in that he imagined that all references +to "hundreds" and "thousands" were mere fanciful forms of speech, and +that no such sums really existed in the world. He never had supposed +for a moment that so large a sum as a hundred dollars was to be found +in actual money in any one's possession. If his notions of hidden +treasure had been analyzed, they would have been found to consist of a +handful of real dimes and a bushel of vague, splendid, ungraspable +dollars. + +But the incidents of his adventure grew sensibly sharper and clearer +under the attrition of thinking them over, and so he presently found +himself leaning to the impression that the thing might not have been a +dream, after all. This uncertainty must be swept away. He would snatch +a hurried breakfast and go and find Huck. Huck was sitting on the +gunwale of a flatboat, listlessly dangling his feet in the water and +looking very melancholy. Tom concluded to let Huck lead up to the +subject. If he did not do it, then the adventure would be proved to +have been only a dream. + +"Hello, Huck!" + +"Hello, yourself." + +Silence, for a minute. + +"Tom, if we'd 'a' left the blame tools at the dead tree, we'd 'a' got +the money. Oh, ain't it awful!" + +"'Tain't a dream, then, 'tain't a dream! Somehow I most wish it was. +Dog'd if I don't, Huck." + +"What ain't a dream?" + +"Oh, that thing yesterday. I been half thinking it was." + +"Dream! If them stairs hadn't broke down you'd 'a' seen how much dream +it was! I've had dreams enough all night--with that patch-eyed Spanish +devil going for me all through 'em--rot him!" + +"No, not rot him. FIND him! Track the money!" + +"Tom, we'll never find him. A feller don't have only one chance for +such a pile--and that one's lost. I'd feel mighty shaky if I was to see +him, anyway." + +"Well, so'd I; but I'd like to see him, anyway--and track him out--to +his Number Two." + +"Number Two--yes, that's it. I been thinking 'bout that. But I can't +make nothing out of it. What do you reckon it is?" + +"I dono. It's too deep. Say, Huck--maybe it's the number of a house!" + +"Goody! ... No, Tom, that ain't it. If it is, it ain't in this +one-horse town. They ain't no numbers here." + +"Well, that's so. Lemme think a minute. Here--it's the number of a +room--in a tavern, you know!" + +"Oh, that's the trick! They ain't only two taverns. We can find out +quick." + +"You stay here, Huck, till I come." + +Tom was off at once. He did not care to have Huck's company in public +places. He was gone half an hour. He found that in the best tavern, No. +2 had long been occupied by a young lawyer, and was still so occupied. +In the less ostentatious house, No. 2 was a mystery. The +tavern-keeper's young son said it was kept locked all the time, and he +never saw anybody go into it or come out of it except at night; he did +not know any particular reason for this state of things; had had some +little curiosity, but it was rather feeble; had made the most of the +mystery by entertaining himself with the idea that that room was +"ha'nted"; had noticed that there was a light in there the night before. + +"That's what I've found out, Huck. I reckon that's the very No. 2 +we're after." + +"I reckon it is, Tom. Now what you going to do?" + +"Lemme think." + +Tom thought a long time. Then he said: + +"I'll tell you. The back door of that No. 2 is the door that comes out +into that little close alley between the tavern and the old rattle trap +of a brick store. Now you get hold of all the door-keys you can find, +and I'll nip all of auntie's, and the first dark night we'll go there +and try 'em. And mind you, keep a lookout for Injun Joe, because he +said he was going to drop into town and spy around once more for a +chance to get his revenge. If you see him, you just follow him; and if +he don't go to that No. 2, that ain't the place." + +"Lordy, I don't want to foller him by myself!" + +"Why, it'll be night, sure. He mightn't ever see you--and if he did, +maybe he'd never think anything." + +"Well, if it's pretty dark I reckon I'll track him. I dono--I dono. +I'll try." + +"You bet I'll follow him, if it's dark, Huck. Why, he might 'a' found +out he couldn't get his revenge, and be going right after that money." + +"It's so, Tom, it's so. I'll foller him; I will, by jingoes!" + +"Now you're TALKING! Don't you ever weaken, Huck, and I won't." + + + +CHAPTER XXVIII + +THAT night Tom and Huck were ready for their adventure. They hung +about the neighborhood of the tavern until after nine, one watching the +alley at a distance and the other the tavern door. Nobody entered the +alley or left it; nobody resembling the Spaniard entered or left the +tavern door. The night promised to be a fair one; so Tom went home with +the understanding that if a considerable degree of darkness came on, +Huck was to come and "maow," whereupon he would slip out and try the +keys. But the night remained clear, and Huck closed his watch and +retired to bed in an empty sugar hogshead about twelve. + +Tuesday the boys had the same ill luck. Also Wednesday. But Thursday +night promised better. Tom slipped out in good season with his aunt's +old tin lantern, and a large towel to blindfold it with. He hid the +lantern in Huck's sugar hogshead and the watch began. An hour before +midnight the tavern closed up and its lights (the only ones +thereabouts) were put out. No Spaniard had been seen. Nobody had +entered or left the alley. Everything was auspicious. The blackness of +darkness reigned, the perfect stillness was interrupted only by +occasional mutterings of distant thunder. + +Tom got his lantern, lit it in the hogshead, wrapped it closely in the +towel, and the two adventurers crept in the gloom toward the tavern. +Huck stood sentry and Tom felt his way into the alley. Then there was a +season of waiting anxiety that weighed upon Huck's spirits like a +mountain. He began to wish he could see a flash from the lantern--it +would frighten him, but it would at least tell him that Tom was alive +yet. It seemed hours since Tom had disappeared. Surely he must have +fainted; maybe he was dead; maybe his heart had burst under terror and +excitement. In his uneasiness Huck found himself drawing closer and +closer to the alley; fearing all sorts of dreadful things, and +momentarily expecting some catastrophe to happen that would take away +his breath. There was not much to take away, for he seemed only able to +inhale it by thimblefuls, and his heart would soon wear itself out, the +way it was beating. Suddenly there was a flash of light and Tom came +tearing by him: "Run!" said he; "run, for your life!" + +He needn't have repeated it; once was enough; Huck was making thirty +or forty miles an hour before the repetition was uttered. The boys +never stopped till they reached the shed of a deserted slaughter-house +at the lower end of the village. Just as they got within its shelter +the storm burst and the rain poured down. As soon as Tom got his breath +he said: + +"Huck, it was awful! I tried two of the keys, just as soft as I could; +but they seemed to make such a power of racket that I couldn't hardly +get my breath I was so scared. They wouldn't turn in the lock, either. +Well, without noticing what I was doing, I took hold of the knob, and +open comes the door! It warn't locked! I hopped in, and shook off the +towel, and, GREAT CAESAR'S GHOST!" + +"What!--what'd you see, Tom?" + +"Huck, I most stepped onto Injun Joe's hand!" + +"No!" + +"Yes! He was lying there, sound asleep on the floor, with his old +patch on his eye and his arms spread out." + +"Lordy, what did you do? Did he wake up?" + +"No, never budged. Drunk, I reckon. I just grabbed that towel and +started!" + +"I'd never 'a' thought of the towel, I bet!" + +"Well, I would. My aunt would make me mighty sick if I lost it." + +"Say, Tom, did you see that box?" + +"Huck, I didn't wait to look around. I didn't see the box, I didn't +see the cross. I didn't see anything but a bottle and a tin cup on the +floor by Injun Joe; yes, I saw two barrels and lots more bottles in the +room. Don't you see, now, what's the matter with that ha'nted room?" + +"How?" + +"Why, it's ha'nted with whiskey! Maybe ALL the Temperance Taverns have +got a ha'nted room, hey, Huck?" + +"Well, I reckon maybe that's so. Who'd 'a' thought such a thing? But +say, Tom, now's a mighty good time to get that box, if Injun Joe's +drunk." + +"It is, that! You try it!" + +Huck shuddered. + +"Well, no--I reckon not." + +"And I reckon not, Huck. Only one bottle alongside of Injun Joe ain't +enough. If there'd been three, he'd be drunk enough and I'd do it." + +There was a long pause for reflection, and then Tom said: + +"Lookyhere, Huck, less not try that thing any more till we know Injun +Joe's not in there. It's too scary. Now, if we watch every night, we'll +be dead sure to see him go out, some time or other, and then we'll +snatch that box quicker'n lightning." + +"Well, I'm agreed. I'll watch the whole night long, and I'll do it +every night, too, if you'll do the other part of the job." + +"All right, I will. All you got to do is to trot up Hooper Street a +block and maow--and if I'm asleep, you throw some gravel at the window +and that'll fetch me." + +"Agreed, and good as wheat!" + +"Now, Huck, the storm's over, and I'll go home. It'll begin to be +daylight in a couple of hours. You go back and watch that long, will +you?" + +"I said I would, Tom, and I will. I'll ha'nt that tavern every night +for a year! I'll sleep all day and I'll stand watch all night." + +"That's all right. Now, where you going to sleep?" + +"In Ben Rogers' hayloft. He lets me, and so does his pap's nigger man, +Uncle Jake. I tote water for Uncle Jake whenever he wants me to, and +any time I ask him he gives me a little something to eat if he can +spare it. That's a mighty good nigger, Tom. He likes me, becuz I don't +ever act as if I was above him. Sometime I've set right down and eat +WITH him. But you needn't tell that. A body's got to do things when +he's awful hungry he wouldn't want to do as a steady thing." + +"Well, if I don't want you in the daytime, I'll let you sleep. I won't +come bothering around. Any time you see something's up, in the night, +just skip right around and maow." + + + +CHAPTER XXIX + +THE first thing Tom heard on Friday morning was a glad piece of news +--Judge Thatcher's family had come back to town the night before. Both +Injun Joe and the treasure sunk into secondary importance for a moment, +and Becky took the chief place in the boy's interest. He saw her and +they had an exhausting good time playing "hi-spy" and "gully-keeper" +with a crowd of their school-mates. The day was completed and crowned +in a peculiarly satisfactory way: Becky teased her mother to appoint +the next day for the long-promised and long-delayed picnic, and she +consented. The child's delight was boundless; and Tom's not more +moderate. The invitations were sent out before sunset, and straightway +the young folks of the village were thrown into a fever of preparation +and pleasurable anticipation. Tom's excitement enabled him to keep +awake until a pretty late hour, and he had good hopes of hearing Huck's +"maow," and of having his treasure to astonish Becky and the picnickers +with, next day; but he was disappointed. No signal came that night. + +Morning came, eventually, and by ten or eleven o'clock a giddy and +rollicking company were gathered at Judge Thatcher's, and everything +was ready for a start. It was not the custom for elderly people to mar +the picnics with their presence. The children were considered safe +enough under the wings of a few young ladies of eighteen and a few +young gentlemen of twenty-three or thereabouts. The old steam ferryboat +was chartered for the occasion; presently the gay throng filed up the +main street laden with provision-baskets. Sid was sick and had to miss +the fun; Mary remained at home to entertain him. The last thing Mrs. +Thatcher said to Becky, was: + +"You'll not get back till late. Perhaps you'd better stay all night +with some of the girls that live near the ferry-landing, child." + +"Then I'll stay with Susy Harper, mamma." + +"Very well. And mind and behave yourself and don't be any trouble." + +Presently, as they tripped along, Tom said to Becky: + +"Say--I'll tell you what we'll do. 'Stead of going to Joe Harper's +we'll climb right up the hill and stop at the Widow Douglas'. She'll +have ice-cream! She has it most every day--dead loads of it. And she'll +be awful glad to have us." + +"Oh, that will be fun!" + +Then Becky reflected a moment and said: + +"But what will mamma say?" + +"How'll she ever know?" + +The girl turned the idea over in her mind, and said reluctantly: + +"I reckon it's wrong--but--" + +"But shucks! Your mother won't know, and so what's the harm? All she +wants is that you'll be safe; and I bet you she'd 'a' said go there if +she'd 'a' thought of it. I know she would!" + +The Widow Douglas' splendid hospitality was a tempting bait. It and +Tom's persuasions presently carried the day. So it was decided to say +nothing anybody about the night's programme. Presently it occurred to +Tom that maybe Huck might come this very night and give the signal. The +thought took a deal of the spirit out of his anticipations. Still he +could not bear to give up the fun at Widow Douglas'. And why should he +give it up, he reasoned--the signal did not come the night before, so +why should it be any more likely to come to-night? The sure fun of the +evening outweighed the uncertain treasure; and, boy-like, he determined +to yield to the stronger inclination and not allow himself to think of +the box of money another time that day. + +Three miles below town the ferryboat stopped at the mouth of a woody +hollow and tied up. The crowd swarmed ashore and soon the forest +distances and craggy heights echoed far and near with shoutings and +laughter. All the different ways of getting hot and tired were gone +through with, and by-and-by the rovers straggled back to camp fortified +with responsible appetites, and then the destruction of the good things +began. After the feast there was a refreshing season of rest and chat +in the shade of spreading oaks. By-and-by somebody shouted: + +"Who's ready for the cave?" + +Everybody was. Bundles of candles were procured, and straightway there +was a general scamper up the hill. The mouth of the cave was up the +hillside--an opening shaped like a letter A. Its massive oaken door +stood unbarred. Within was a small chamber, chilly as an ice-house, and +walled by Nature with solid limestone that was dewy with a cold sweat. +It was romantic and mysterious to stand here in the deep gloom and look +out upon the green valley shining in the sun. But the impressiveness of +the situation quickly wore off, and the romping began again. The moment +a candle was lighted there was a general rush upon the owner of it; a +struggle and a gallant defence followed, but the candle was soon +knocked down or blown out, and then there was a glad clamor of laughter +and a new chase. But all things have an end. By-and-by the procession +went filing down the steep descent of the main avenue, the flickering +rank of lights dimly revealing the lofty walls of rock almost to their +point of junction sixty feet overhead. This main avenue was not more +than eight or ten feet wide. Every few steps other lofty and still +narrower crevices branched from it on either hand--for McDougal's cave +was but a vast labyrinth of crooked aisles that ran into each other and +out again and led nowhere. It was said that one might wander days and +nights together through its intricate tangle of rifts and chasms, and +never find the end of the cave; and that he might go down, and down, +and still down, into the earth, and it was just the same--labyrinth +under labyrinth, and no end to any of them. No man "knew" the cave. +That was an impossible thing. Most of the young men knew a portion of +it, and it was not customary to venture much beyond this known portion. +Tom Sawyer knew as much of the cave as any one. + +The procession moved along the main avenue some three-quarters of a +mile, and then groups and couples began to slip aside into branch +avenues, fly along the dismal corridors, and take each other by +surprise at points where the corridors joined again. Parties were able +to elude each other for the space of half an hour without going beyond +the "known" ground. + +By-and-by, one group after another came straggling back to the mouth +of the cave, panting, hilarious, smeared from head to foot with tallow +drippings, daubed with clay, and entirely delighted with the success of +the day. Then they were astonished to find that they had been taking no +note of time and that night was about at hand. The clanging bell had +been calling for half an hour. However, this sort of close to the day's +adventures was romantic and therefore satisfactory. When the ferryboat +with her wild freight pushed into the stream, nobody cared sixpence for +the wasted time but the captain of the craft. + +Huck was already upon his watch when the ferryboat's lights went +glinting past the wharf. He heard no noise on board, for the young +people were as subdued and still as people usually are who are nearly +tired to death. He wondered what boat it was, and why she did not stop +at the wharf--and then he dropped her out of his mind and put his +attention upon his business. The night was growing cloudy and dark. Ten +o'clock came, and the noise of vehicles ceased, scattered lights began +to wink out, all straggling foot-passengers disappeared, the village +betook itself to its slumbers and left the small watcher alone with the +silence and the ghosts. Eleven o'clock came, and the tavern lights were +put out; darkness everywhere, now. Huck waited what seemed a weary long +time, but nothing happened. His faith was weakening. Was there any use? +Was there really any use? Why not give it up and turn in? + +A noise fell upon his ear. He was all attention in an instant. The +alley door closed softly. He sprang to the corner of the brick store. +The next moment two men brushed by him, and one seemed to have +something under his arm. It must be that box! So they were going to +remove the treasure. Why call Tom now? It would be absurd--the men +would get away with the box and never be found again. No, he would +stick to their wake and follow them; he would trust to the darkness for +security from discovery. So communing with himself, Huck stepped out +and glided along behind the men, cat-like, with bare feet, allowing +them to keep just far enough ahead not to be invisible. + +They moved up the river street three blocks, then turned to the left +up a cross-street. They went straight ahead, then, until they came to +the path that led up Cardiff Hill; this they took. They passed by the +old Welshman's house, half-way up the hill, without hesitating, and +still climbed upward. Good, thought Huck, they will bury it in the old +quarry. But they never stopped at the quarry. They passed on, up the +summit. They plunged into the narrow path between the tall sumach +bushes, and were at once hidden in the gloom. Huck closed up and +shortened his distance, now, for they would never be able to see him. +He trotted along awhile; then slackened his pace, fearing he was +gaining too fast; moved on a piece, then stopped altogether; listened; +no sound; none, save that he seemed to hear the beating of his own +heart. The hooting of an owl came over the hill--ominous sound! But no +footsteps. Heavens, was everything lost! He was about to spring with +winged feet, when a man cleared his throat not four feet from him! +Huck's heart shot into his throat, but he swallowed it again; and then +he stood there shaking as if a dozen agues had taken charge of him at +once, and so weak that he thought he must surely fall to the ground. He +knew where he was. He knew he was within five steps of the stile +leading into Widow Douglas' grounds. Very well, he thought, let them +bury it there; it won't be hard to find. + +Now there was a voice--a very low voice--Injun Joe's: + +"Damn her, maybe she's got company--there's lights, late as it is." + +"I can't see any." + +This was that stranger's voice--the stranger of the haunted house. A +deadly chill went to Huck's heart--this, then, was the "revenge" job! +His thought was, to fly. Then he remembered that the Widow Douglas had +been kind to him more than once, and maybe these men were going to +murder her. He wished he dared venture to warn her; but he knew he +didn't dare--they might come and catch him. He thought all this and +more in the moment that elapsed between the stranger's remark and Injun +Joe's next--which was-- + +"Because the bush is in your way. Now--this way--now you see, don't +you?" + +"Yes. Well, there IS company there, I reckon. Better give it up." + +"Give it up, and I just leaving this country forever! Give it up and +maybe never have another chance. I tell you again, as I've told you +before, I don't care for her swag--you may have it. But her husband was +rough on me--many times he was rough on me--and mainly he was the +justice of the peace that jugged me for a vagrant. And that ain't all. +It ain't a millionth part of it! He had me HORSEWHIPPED!--horsewhipped +in front of the jail, like a nigger!--with all the town looking on! +HORSEWHIPPED!--do you understand? He took advantage of me and died. But +I'll take it out of HER." + +"Oh, don't kill her! Don't do that!" + +"Kill? Who said anything about killing? I would kill HIM if he was +here; but not her. When you want to get revenge on a woman you don't +kill her--bosh! you go for her looks. You slit her nostrils--you notch +her ears like a sow!" + +"By God, that's--" + +"Keep your opinion to yourself! It will be safest for you. I'll tie +her to the bed. If she bleeds to death, is that my fault? I'll not cry, +if she does. My friend, you'll help me in this thing--for MY sake +--that's why you're here--I mightn't be able alone. If you flinch, I'll +kill you. Do you understand that? And if I have to kill you, I'll kill +her--and then I reckon nobody'll ever know much about who done this +business." + +"Well, if it's got to be done, let's get at it. The quicker the +better--I'm all in a shiver." + +"Do it NOW? And company there? Look here--I'll get suspicious of you, +first thing you know. No--we'll wait till the lights are out--there's +no hurry." + +Huck felt that a silence was going to ensue--a thing still more awful +than any amount of murderous talk; so he held his breath and stepped +gingerly back; planted his foot carefully and firmly, after balancing, +one-legged, in a precarious way and almost toppling over, first on one +side and then on the other. He took another step back, with the same +elaboration and the same risks; then another and another, and--a twig +snapped under his foot! His breath stopped and he listened. There was +no sound--the stillness was perfect. His gratitude was measureless. Now +he turned in his tracks, between the walls of sumach bushes--turned +himself as carefully as if he were a ship--and then stepped quickly but +cautiously along. When he emerged at the quarry he felt secure, and so +he picked up his nimble heels and flew. Down, down he sped, till he +reached the Welshman's. He banged at the door, and presently the heads +of the old man and his two stalwart sons were thrust from windows. + +"What's the row there? Who's banging? What do you want?" + +"Let me in--quick! I'll tell everything." + +"Why, who are you?" + +"Huckleberry Finn--quick, let me in!" + +"Huckleberry Finn, indeed! It ain't a name to open many doors, I +judge! But let him in, lads, and let's see what's the trouble." + +"Please don't ever tell I told you," were Huck's first words when he +got in. "Please don't--I'd be killed, sure--but the widow's been good +friends to me sometimes, and I want to tell--I WILL tell if you'll +promise you won't ever say it was me." + +"By George, he HAS got something to tell, or he wouldn't act so!" +exclaimed the old man; "out with it and nobody here'll ever tell, lad." + +Three minutes later the old man and his sons, well armed, were up the +hill, and just entering the sumach path on tiptoe, their weapons in +their hands. Huck accompanied them no further. He hid behind a great +bowlder and fell to listening. There was a lagging, anxious silence, +and then all of a sudden there was an explosion of firearms and a cry. + +Huck waited for no particulars. He sprang away and sped down the hill +as fast as his legs could carry him. + + + +CHAPTER XXX + +AS the earliest suspicion of dawn appeared on Sunday morning, Huck +came groping up the hill and rapped gently at the old Welshman's door. +The inmates were asleep, but it was a sleep that was set on a +hair-trigger, on account of the exciting episode of the night. A call +came from a window: + +"Who's there!" + +Huck's scared voice answered in a low tone: + +"Please let me in! It's only Huck Finn!" + +"It's a name that can open this door night or day, lad!--and welcome!" + +These were strange words to the vagabond boy's ears, and the +pleasantest he had ever heard. He could not recollect that the closing +word had ever been applied in his case before. The door was quickly +unlocked, and he entered. Huck was given a seat and the old man and his +brace of tall sons speedily dressed themselves. + +"Now, my boy, I hope you're good and hungry, because breakfast will be +ready as soon as the sun's up, and we'll have a piping hot one, too +--make yourself easy about that! I and the boys hoped you'd turn up and +stop here last night." + +"I was awful scared," said Huck, "and I run. I took out when the +pistols went off, and I didn't stop for three mile. I've come now becuz +I wanted to know about it, you know; and I come before daylight becuz I +didn't want to run across them devils, even if they was dead." + +"Well, poor chap, you do look as if you'd had a hard night of it--but +there's a bed here for you when you've had your breakfast. No, they +ain't dead, lad--we are sorry enough for that. You see we knew right +where to put our hands on them, by your description; so we crept along +on tiptoe till we got within fifteen feet of them--dark as a cellar +that sumach path was--and just then I found I was going to sneeze. It +was the meanest kind of luck! I tried to keep it back, but no use +--'twas bound to come, and it did come! I was in the lead with my pistol +raised, and when the sneeze started those scoundrels a-rustling to get +out of the path, I sung out, 'Fire boys!' and blazed away at the place +where the rustling was. So did the boys. But they were off in a jiffy, +those villains, and we after them, down through the woods. I judge we +never touched them. They fired a shot apiece as they started, but their +bullets whizzed by and didn't do us any harm. As soon as we lost the +sound of their feet we quit chasing, and went down and stirred up the +constables. They got a posse together, and went off to guard the river +bank, and as soon as it is light the sheriff and a gang are going to +beat up the woods. My boys will be with them presently. I wish we had +some sort of description of those rascals--'twould help a good deal. +But you couldn't see what they were like, in the dark, lad, I suppose?" + +"Oh yes; I saw them down-town and follered them." + +"Splendid! Describe them--describe them, my boy!" + +"One's the old deaf and dumb Spaniard that's ben around here once or +twice, and t'other's a mean-looking, ragged--" + +"That's enough, lad, we know the men! Happened on them in the woods +back of the widow's one day, and they slunk away. Off with you, boys, +and tell the sheriff--get your breakfast to-morrow morning!" + +The Welshman's sons departed at once. As they were leaving the room +Huck sprang up and exclaimed: + +"Oh, please don't tell ANYbody it was me that blowed on them! Oh, +please!" + +"All right if you say it, Huck, but you ought to have the credit of +what you did." + +"Oh no, no! Please don't tell!" + +When the young men were gone, the old Welshman said: + +"They won't tell--and I won't. But why don't you want it known?" + +Huck would not explain, further than to say that he already knew too +much about one of those men and would not have the man know that he +knew anything against him for the whole world--he would be killed for +knowing it, sure. + +The old man promised secrecy once more, and said: + +"How did you come to follow these fellows, lad? Were they looking +suspicious?" + +Huck was silent while he framed a duly cautious reply. Then he said: + +"Well, you see, I'm a kind of a hard lot,--least everybody says so, +and I don't see nothing agin it--and sometimes I can't sleep much, on +account of thinking about it and sort of trying to strike out a new way +of doing. That was the way of it last night. I couldn't sleep, and so I +come along up-street 'bout midnight, a-turning it all over, and when I +got to that old shackly brick store by the Temperance Tavern, I backed +up agin the wall to have another think. Well, just then along comes +these two chaps slipping along close by me, with something under their +arm, and I reckoned they'd stole it. One was a-smoking, and t'other one +wanted a light; so they stopped right before me and the cigars lit up +their faces and I see that the big one was the deaf and dumb Spaniard, +by his white whiskers and the patch on his eye, and t'other one was a +rusty, ragged-looking devil." + +"Could you see the rags by the light of the cigars?" + +This staggered Huck for a moment. Then he said: + +"Well, I don't know--but somehow it seems as if I did." + +"Then they went on, and you--" + +"Follered 'em--yes. That was it. I wanted to see what was up--they +sneaked along so. I dogged 'em to the widder's stile, and stood in the +dark and heard the ragged one beg for the widder, and the Spaniard +swear he'd spile her looks just as I told you and your two--" + +"What! The DEAF AND DUMB man said all that!" + +Huck had made another terrible mistake! He was trying his best to keep +the old man from getting the faintest hint of who the Spaniard might +be, and yet his tongue seemed determined to get him into trouble in +spite of all he could do. He made several efforts to creep out of his +scrape, but the old man's eye was upon him and he made blunder after +blunder. Presently the Welshman said: + +"My boy, don't be afraid of me. I wouldn't hurt a hair of your head +for all the world. No--I'd protect you--I'd protect you. This Spaniard +is not deaf and dumb; you've let that slip without intending it; you +can't cover that up now. You know something about that Spaniard that +you want to keep dark. Now trust me--tell me what it is, and trust me +--I won't betray you." + +Huck looked into the old man's honest eyes a moment, then bent over +and whispered in his ear: + +"'Tain't a Spaniard--it's Injun Joe!" + +The Welshman almost jumped out of his chair. In a moment he said: + +"It's all plain enough, now. When you talked about notching ears and +slitting noses I judged that that was your own embellishment, because +white men don't take that sort of revenge. But an Injun! That's a +different matter altogether." + +During breakfast the talk went on, and in the course of it the old man +said that the last thing which he and his sons had done, before going +to bed, was to get a lantern and examine the stile and its vicinity for +marks of blood. They found none, but captured a bulky bundle of-- + +"Of WHAT?" + +If the words had been lightning they could not have leaped with a more +stunning suddenness from Huck's blanched lips. His eyes were staring +wide, now, and his breath suspended--waiting for the answer. The +Welshman started--stared in return--three seconds--five seconds--ten +--then replied: + +"Of burglar's tools. Why, what's the MATTER with you?" + +Huck sank back, panting gently, but deeply, unutterably grateful. The +Welshman eyed him gravely, curiously--and presently said: + +"Yes, burglar's tools. That appears to relieve you a good deal. But +what did give you that turn? What were YOU expecting we'd found?" + +Huck was in a close place--the inquiring eye was upon him--he would +have given anything for material for a plausible answer--nothing +suggested itself--the inquiring eye was boring deeper and deeper--a +senseless reply offered--there was no time to weigh it, so at a venture +he uttered it--feebly: + +"Sunday-school books, maybe." + +Poor Huck was too distressed to smile, but the old man laughed loud +and joyously, shook up the details of his anatomy from head to foot, +and ended by saying that such a laugh was money in a-man's pocket, +because it cut down the doctor's bill like everything. Then he added: + +"Poor old chap, you're white and jaded--you ain't well a bit--no +wonder you're a little flighty and off your balance. But you'll come +out of it. Rest and sleep will fetch you out all right, I hope." + +Huck was irritated to think he had been such a goose and betrayed such +a suspicious excitement, for he had dropped the idea that the parcel +brought from the tavern was the treasure, as soon as he had heard the +talk at the widow's stile. He had only thought it was not the treasure, +however--he had not known that it wasn't--and so the suggestion of a +captured bundle was too much for his self-possession. But on the whole +he felt glad the little episode had happened, for now he knew beyond +all question that that bundle was not THE bundle, and so his mind was +at rest and exceedingly comfortable. In fact, everything seemed to be +drifting just in the right direction, now; the treasure must be still +in No. 2, the men would be captured and jailed that day, and he and Tom +could seize the gold that night without any trouble or any fear of +interruption. + +Just as breakfast was completed there was a knock at the door. Huck +jumped for a hiding-place, for he had no mind to be connected even +remotely with the late event. The Welshman admitted several ladies and +gentlemen, among them the Widow Douglas, and noticed that groups of +citizens were climbing up the hill--to stare at the stile. So the news +had spread. The Welshman had to tell the story of the night to the +visitors. The widow's gratitude for her preservation was outspoken. + +"Don't say a word about it, madam. There's another that you're more +beholden to than you are to me and my boys, maybe, but he don't allow +me to tell his name. We wouldn't have been there but for him." + +Of course this excited a curiosity so vast that it almost belittled +the main matter--but the Welshman allowed it to eat into the vitals of +his visitors, and through them be transmitted to the whole town, for he +refused to part with his secret. When all else had been learned, the +widow said: + +"I went to sleep reading in bed and slept straight through all that +noise. Why didn't you come and wake me?" + +"We judged it warn't worth while. Those fellows warn't likely to come +again--they hadn't any tools left to work with, and what was the use of +waking you up and scaring you to death? My three negro men stood guard +at your house all the rest of the night. They've just come back." + +More visitors came, and the story had to be told and retold for a +couple of hours more. + +There was no Sabbath-school during day-school vacation, but everybody +was early at church. The stirring event was well canvassed. News came +that not a sign of the two villains had been yet discovered. When the +sermon was finished, Judge Thatcher's wife dropped alongside of Mrs. +Harper as she moved down the aisle with the crowd and said: + +"Is my Becky going to sleep all day? I just expected she would be +tired to death." + +"Your Becky?" + +"Yes," with a startled look--"didn't she stay with you last night?" + +"Why, no." + +Mrs. Thatcher turned pale, and sank into a pew, just as Aunt Polly, +talking briskly with a friend, passed by. Aunt Polly said: + +"Good-morning, Mrs. Thatcher. Good-morning, Mrs. Harper. I've got a +boy that's turned up missing. I reckon my Tom stayed at your house last +night--one of you. And now he's afraid to come to church. I've got to +settle with him." + +Mrs. Thatcher shook her head feebly and turned paler than ever. + +"He didn't stay with us," said Mrs. Harper, beginning to look uneasy. +A marked anxiety came into Aunt Polly's face. + +"Joe Harper, have you seen my Tom this morning?" + +"No'm." + +"When did you see him last?" + +Joe tried to remember, but was not sure he could say. The people had +stopped moving out of church. Whispers passed along, and a boding +uneasiness took possession of every countenance. Children were +anxiously questioned, and young teachers. They all said they had not +noticed whether Tom and Becky were on board the ferryboat on the +homeward trip; it was dark; no one thought of inquiring if any one was +missing. One young man finally blurted out his fear that they were +still in the cave! Mrs. Thatcher swooned away. Aunt Polly fell to +crying and wringing her hands. + +The alarm swept from lip to lip, from group to group, from street to +street, and within five minutes the bells were wildly clanging and the +whole town was up! The Cardiff Hill episode sank into instant +insignificance, the burglars were forgotten, horses were saddled, +skiffs were manned, the ferryboat ordered out, and before the horror +was half an hour old, two hundred men were pouring down highroad and +river toward the cave. + +All the long afternoon the village seemed empty and dead. Many women +visited Aunt Polly and Mrs. Thatcher and tried to comfort them. They +cried with them, too, and that was still better than words. All the +tedious night the town waited for news; but when the morning dawned at +last, all the word that came was, "Send more candles--and send food." +Mrs. Thatcher was almost crazed; and Aunt Polly, also. Judge Thatcher +sent messages of hope and encouragement from the cave, but they +conveyed no real cheer. + +The old Welshman came home toward daylight, spattered with +candle-grease, smeared with clay, and almost worn out. He found Huck +still in the bed that had been provided for him, and delirious with +fever. The physicians were all at the cave, so the Widow Douglas came +and took charge of the patient. She said she would do her best by him, +because, whether he was good, bad, or indifferent, he was the Lord's, +and nothing that was the Lord's was a thing to be neglected. The +Welshman said Huck had good spots in him, and the widow said: + +"You can depend on it. That's the Lord's mark. He don't leave it off. +He never does. Puts it somewhere on every creature that comes from his +hands." + +Early in the forenoon parties of jaded men began to straggle into the +village, but the strongest of the citizens continued searching. All the +news that could be gained was that remotenesses of the cavern were +being ransacked that had never been visited before; that every corner +and crevice was going to be thoroughly searched; that wherever one +wandered through the maze of passages, lights were to be seen flitting +hither and thither in the distance, and shoutings and pistol-shots sent +their hollow reverberations to the ear down the sombre aisles. In one +place, far from the section usually traversed by tourists, the names +"BECKY & TOM" had been found traced upon the rocky wall with +candle-smoke, and near at hand a grease-soiled bit of ribbon. Mrs. +Thatcher recognized the ribbon and cried over it. She said it was the +last relic she should ever have of her child; and that no other memorial +of her could ever be so precious, because this one parted latest from +the living body before the awful death came. Some said that now and +then, in the cave, a far-away speck of light would glimmer, and then a +glorious shout would burst forth and a score of men go trooping down the +echoing aisle--and then a sickening disappointment always followed; the +children were not there; it was only a searcher's light. + +Three dreadful days and nights dragged their tedious hours along, and +the village sank into a hopeless stupor. No one had heart for anything. +The accidental discovery, just made, that the proprietor of the +Temperance Tavern kept liquor on his premises, scarcely fluttered the +public pulse, tremendous as the fact was. In a lucid interval, Huck +feebly led up to the subject of taverns, and finally asked--dimly +dreading the worst--if anything had been discovered at the Temperance +Tavern since he had been ill. + +"Yes," said the widow. + +Huck started up in bed, wild-eyed: + +"What? What was it?" + +"Liquor!--and the place has been shut up. Lie down, child--what a turn +you did give me!" + +"Only tell me just one thing--only just one--please! Was it Tom Sawyer +that found it?" + +The widow burst into tears. "Hush, hush, child, hush! I've told you +before, you must NOT talk. You are very, very sick!" + +Then nothing but liquor had been found; there would have been a great +powwow if it had been the gold. So the treasure was gone forever--gone +forever! But what could she be crying about? Curious that she should +cry. + +These thoughts worked their dim way through Huck's mind, and under the +weariness they gave him he fell asleep. The widow said to herself: + +"There--he's asleep, poor wreck. Tom Sawyer find it! Pity but somebody +could find Tom Sawyer! Ah, there ain't many left, now, that's got hope +enough, or strength enough, either, to go on searching." + + + +CHAPTER XXXI + +NOW to return to Tom and Becky's share in the picnic. They tripped +along the murky aisles with the rest of the company, visiting the +familiar wonders of the cave--wonders dubbed with rather +over-descriptive names, such as "The Drawing-Room," "The Cathedral," +"Aladdin's Palace," and so on. Presently the hide-and-seek frolicking +began, and Tom and Becky engaged in it with zeal until the exertion +began to grow a trifle wearisome; then they wandered down a sinuous +avenue holding their candles aloft and reading the tangled web-work of +names, dates, post-office addresses, and mottoes with which the rocky +walls had been frescoed (in candle-smoke). Still drifting along and +talking, they scarcely noticed that they were now in a part of the cave +whose walls were not frescoed. They smoked their own names under an +overhanging shelf and moved on. Presently they came to a place where a +little stream of water, trickling over a ledge and carrying a limestone +sediment with it, had, in the slow-dragging ages, formed a laced and +ruffled Niagara in gleaming and imperishable stone. Tom squeezed his +small body behind it in order to illuminate it for Becky's +gratification. He found that it curtained a sort of steep natural +stairway which was enclosed between narrow walls, and at once the +ambition to be a discoverer seized him. Becky responded to his call, +and they made a smoke-mark for future guidance, and started upon their +quest. They wound this way and that, far down into the secret depths of +the cave, made another mark, and branched off in search of novelties to +tell the upper world about. In one place they found a spacious cavern, +from whose ceiling depended a multitude of shining stalactites of the +length and circumference of a man's leg; they walked all about it, +wondering and admiring, and presently left it by one of the numerous +passages that opened into it. This shortly brought them to a bewitching +spring, whose basin was incrusted with a frostwork of glittering +crystals; it was in the midst of a cavern whose walls were supported by +many fantastic pillars which had been formed by the joining of great +stalactites and stalagmites together, the result of the ceaseless +water-drip of centuries. Under the roof vast knots of bats had packed +themselves together, thousands in a bunch; the lights disturbed the +creatures and they came flocking down by hundreds, squeaking and +darting furiously at the candles. Tom knew their ways and the danger of +this sort of conduct. He seized Becky's hand and hurried her into the +first corridor that offered; and none too soon, for a bat struck +Becky's light out with its wing while she was passing out of the +cavern. The bats chased the children a good distance; but the fugitives +plunged into every new passage that offered, and at last got rid of the +perilous things. Tom found a subterranean lake, shortly, which +stretched its dim length away until its shape was lost in the shadows. +He wanted to explore its borders, but concluded that it would be best +to sit down and rest awhile, first. Now, for the first time, the deep +stillness of the place laid a clammy hand upon the spirits of the +children. Becky said: + +"Why, I didn't notice, but it seems ever so long since I heard any of +the others." + +"Come to think, Becky, we are away down below them--and I don't know +how far away north, or south, or east, or whichever it is. We couldn't +hear them here." + +Becky grew apprehensive. + +"I wonder how long we've been down here, Tom? We better start back." + +"Yes, I reckon we better. P'raps we better." + +"Can you find the way, Tom? It's all a mixed-up crookedness to me." + +"I reckon I could find it--but then the bats. If they put our candles +out it will be an awful fix. Let's try some other way, so as not to go +through there." + +"Well. But I hope we won't get lost. It would be so awful!" and the +girl shuddered at the thought of the dreadful possibilities. + +They started through a corridor, and traversed it in silence a long +way, glancing at each new opening, to see if there was anything +familiar about the look of it; but they were all strange. Every time +Tom made an examination, Becky would watch his face for an encouraging +sign, and he would say cheerily: + +"Oh, it's all right. This ain't the one, but we'll come to it right +away!" + +But he felt less and less hopeful with each failure, and presently +began to turn off into diverging avenues at sheer random, in desperate +hope of finding the one that was wanted. He still said it was "all +right," but there was such a leaden dread at his heart that the words +had lost their ring and sounded just as if he had said, "All is lost!" +Becky clung to his side in an anguish of fear, and tried hard to keep +back the tears, but they would come. At last she said: + +"Oh, Tom, never mind the bats, let's go back that way! We seem to get +worse and worse off all the time." + +"Listen!" said he. + +Profound silence; silence so deep that even their breathings were +conspicuous in the hush. Tom shouted. The call went echoing down the +empty aisles and died out in the distance in a faint sound that +resembled a ripple of mocking laughter. + +"Oh, don't do it again, Tom, it is too horrid," said Becky. + +"It is horrid, but I better, Becky; they might hear us, you know," and +he shouted again. + +The "might" was even a chillier horror than the ghostly laughter, it +so confessed a perishing hope. The children stood still and listened; +but there was no result. Tom turned upon the back track at once, and +hurried his steps. It was but a little while before a certain +indecision in his manner revealed another fearful fact to Becky--he +could not find his way back! + +"Oh, Tom, you didn't make any marks!" + +"Becky, I was such a fool! Such a fool! I never thought we might want +to come back! No--I can't find the way. It's all mixed up." + +"Tom, Tom, we're lost! we're lost! We never can get out of this awful +place! Oh, why DID we ever leave the others!" + +She sank to the ground and burst into such a frenzy of crying that Tom +was appalled with the idea that she might die, or lose her reason. He +sat down by her and put his arms around her; she buried her face in his +bosom, she clung to him, she poured out her terrors, her unavailing +regrets, and the far echoes turned them all to jeering laughter. Tom +begged her to pluck up hope again, and she said she could not. He fell +to blaming and abusing himself for getting her into this miserable +situation; this had a better effect. She said she would try to hope +again, she would get up and follow wherever he might lead if only he +would not talk like that any more. For he was no more to blame than +she, she said. + +So they moved on again--aimlessly--simply at random--all they could do +was to move, keep moving. For a little while, hope made a show of +reviving--not with any reason to back it, but only because it is its +nature to revive when the spring has not been taken out of it by age +and familiarity with failure. + +By-and-by Tom took Becky's candle and blew it out. This economy meant +so much! Words were not needed. Becky understood, and her hope died +again. She knew that Tom had a whole candle and three or four pieces in +his pockets--yet he must economize. + +By-and-by, fatigue began to assert its claims; the children tried to +pay attention, for it was dreadful to think of sitting down when time +was grown to be so precious, moving, in some direction, in any +direction, was at least progress and might bear fruit; but to sit down +was to invite death and shorten its pursuit. + +At last Becky's frail limbs refused to carry her farther. She sat +down. Tom rested with her, and they talked of home, and the friends +there, and the comfortable beds and, above all, the light! Becky cried, +and Tom tried to think of some way of comforting her, but all his +encouragements were grown threadbare with use, and sounded like +sarcasms. Fatigue bore so heavily upon Becky that she drowsed off to +sleep. Tom was grateful. He sat looking into her drawn face and saw it +grow smooth and natural under the influence of pleasant dreams; and +by-and-by a smile dawned and rested there. The peaceful face reflected +somewhat of peace and healing into his own spirit, and his thoughts +wandered away to bygone times and dreamy memories. While he was deep in +his musings, Becky woke up with a breezy little laugh--but it was +stricken dead upon her lips, and a groan followed it. + +"Oh, how COULD I sleep! I wish I never, never had waked! No! No, I +don't, Tom! Don't look so! I won't say it again." + +"I'm glad you've slept, Becky; you'll feel rested, now, and we'll find +the way out." + +"We can try, Tom; but I've seen such a beautiful country in my dream. +I reckon we are going there." + +"Maybe not, maybe not. Cheer up, Becky, and let's go on trying." + +They rose up and wandered along, hand in hand and hopeless. They tried +to estimate how long they had been in the cave, but all they knew was +that it seemed days and weeks, and yet it was plain that this could not +be, for their candles were not gone yet. A long time after this--they +could not tell how long--Tom said they must go softly and listen for +dripping water--they must find a spring. They found one presently, and +Tom said it was time to rest again. Both were cruelly tired, yet Becky +said she thought she could go a little farther. She was surprised to +hear Tom dissent. She could not understand it. They sat down, and Tom +fastened his candle to the wall in front of them with some clay. +Thought was soon busy; nothing was said for some time. Then Becky broke +the silence: + +"Tom, I am so hungry!" + +Tom took something out of his pocket. + +"Do you remember this?" said he. + +Becky almost smiled. + +"It's our wedding-cake, Tom." + +"Yes--I wish it was as big as a barrel, for it's all we've got." + +"I saved it from the picnic for us to dream on, Tom, the way grown-up +people do with wedding-cake--but it'll be our--" + +She dropped the sentence where it was. Tom divided the cake and Becky +ate with good appetite, while Tom nibbled at his moiety. There was +abundance of cold water to finish the feast with. By-and-by Becky +suggested that they move on again. Tom was silent a moment. Then he +said: + +"Becky, can you bear it if I tell you something?" + +Becky's face paled, but she thought she could. + +"Well, then, Becky, we must stay here, where there's water to drink. +That little piece is our last candle!" + +Becky gave loose to tears and wailings. Tom did what he could to +comfort her, but with little effect. At length Becky said: + +"Tom!" + +"Well, Becky?" + +"They'll miss us and hunt for us!" + +"Yes, they will! Certainly they will!" + +"Maybe they're hunting for us now, Tom." + +"Why, I reckon maybe they are. I hope they are." + +"When would they miss us, Tom?" + +"When they get back to the boat, I reckon." + +"Tom, it might be dark then--would they notice we hadn't come?" + +"I don't know. But anyway, your mother would miss you as soon as they +got home." + +A frightened look in Becky's face brought Tom to his senses and he saw +that he had made a blunder. Becky was not to have gone home that night! +The children became silent and thoughtful. In a moment a new burst of +grief from Becky showed Tom that the thing in his mind had struck hers +also--that the Sabbath morning might be half spent before Mrs. Thatcher +discovered that Becky was not at Mrs. Harper's. + +The children fastened their eyes upon their bit of candle and watched +it melt slowly and pitilessly away; saw the half inch of wick stand +alone at last; saw the feeble flame rise and fall, climb the thin +column of smoke, linger at its top a moment, and then--the horror of +utter darkness reigned! + +How long afterward it was that Becky came to a slow consciousness that +she was crying in Tom's arms, neither could tell. All that they knew +was, that after what seemed a mighty stretch of time, both awoke out of +a dead stupor of sleep and resumed their miseries once more. Tom said +it might be Sunday, now--maybe Monday. He tried to get Becky to talk, +but her sorrows were too oppressive, all her hopes were gone. Tom said +that they must have been missed long ago, and no doubt the search was +going on. He would shout and maybe some one would come. He tried it; +but in the darkness the distant echoes sounded so hideously that he +tried it no more. + +The hours wasted away, and hunger came to torment the captives again. +A portion of Tom's half of the cake was left; they divided and ate it. +But they seemed hungrier than before. The poor morsel of food only +whetted desire. + +By-and-by Tom said: + +"SH! Did you hear that?" + +Both held their breath and listened. There was a sound like the +faintest, far-off shout. Instantly Tom answered it, and leading Becky +by the hand, started groping down the corridor in its direction. +Presently he listened again; again the sound was heard, and apparently +a little nearer. + +"It's them!" said Tom; "they're coming! Come along, Becky--we're all +right now!" + +The joy of the prisoners was almost overwhelming. Their speed was +slow, however, because pitfalls were somewhat common, and had to be +guarded against. They shortly came to one and had to stop. It might be +three feet deep, it might be a hundred--there was no passing it at any +rate. Tom got down on his breast and reached as far down as he could. +No bottom. They must stay there and wait until the searchers came. They +listened; evidently the distant shoutings were growing more distant! a +moment or two more and they had gone altogether. The heart-sinking +misery of it! Tom whooped until he was hoarse, but it was of no use. He +talked hopefully to Becky; but an age of anxious waiting passed and no +sounds came again. + +The children groped their way back to the spring. The weary time +dragged on; they slept again, and awoke famished and woe-stricken. Tom +believed it must be Tuesday by this time. + +Now an idea struck him. There were some side passages near at hand. It +would be better to explore some of these than bear the weight of the +heavy time in idleness. He took a kite-line from his pocket, tied it to +a projection, and he and Becky started, Tom in the lead, unwinding the +line as he groped along. At the end of twenty steps the corridor ended +in a "jumping-off place." Tom got down on his knees and felt below, and +then as far around the corner as he could reach with his hands +conveniently; he made an effort to stretch yet a little farther to the +right, and at that moment, not twenty yards away, a human hand, holding +a candle, appeared from behind a rock! Tom lifted up a glorious shout, +and instantly that hand was followed by the body it belonged to--Injun +Joe's! Tom was paralyzed; he could not move. He was vastly gratified +the next moment, to see the "Spaniard" take to his heels and get +himself out of sight. Tom wondered that Joe had not recognized his +voice and come over and killed him for testifying in court. But the +echoes must have disguised the voice. Without doubt, that was it, he +reasoned. Tom's fright weakened every muscle in his body. He said to +himself that if he had strength enough to get back to the spring he +would stay there, and nothing should tempt him to run the risk of +meeting Injun Joe again. He was careful to keep from Becky what it was +he had seen. He told her he had only shouted "for luck." + +But hunger and wretchedness rise superior to fears in the long run. +Another tedious wait at the spring and another long sleep brought +changes. The children awoke tortured with a raging hunger. Tom believed +that it must be Wednesday or Thursday or even Friday or Saturday, now, +and that the search had been given over. He proposed to explore another +passage. He felt willing to risk Injun Joe and all other terrors. But +Becky was very weak. She had sunk into a dreary apathy and would not be +roused. She said she would wait, now, where she was, and die--it would +not be long. She told Tom to go with the kite-line and explore if he +chose; but she implored him to come back every little while and speak +to her; and she made him promise that when the awful time came, he +would stay by her and hold her hand until all was over. + +Tom kissed her, with a choking sensation in his throat, and made a +show of being confident of finding the searchers or an escape from the +cave; then he took the kite-line in his hand and went groping down one +of the passages on his hands and knees, distressed with hunger and sick +with bodings of coming doom. + + + +CHAPTER XXXII + +TUESDAY afternoon came, and waned to the twilight. The village of St. +Petersburg still mourned. The lost children had not been found. Public +prayers had been offered up for them, and many and many a private +prayer that had the petitioner's whole heart in it; but still no good +news came from the cave. The majority of the searchers had given up the +quest and gone back to their daily avocations, saying that it was plain +the children could never be found. Mrs. Thatcher was very ill, and a +great part of the time delirious. People said it was heartbreaking to +hear her call her child, and raise her head and listen a whole minute +at a time, then lay it wearily down again with a moan. Aunt Polly had +drooped into a settled melancholy, and her gray hair had grown almost +white. The village went to its rest on Tuesday night, sad and forlorn. + +Away in the middle of the night a wild peal burst from the village +bells, and in a moment the streets were swarming with frantic half-clad +people, who shouted, "Turn out! turn out! they're found! they're +found!" Tin pans and horns were added to the din, the population massed +itself and moved toward the river, met the children coming in an open +carriage drawn by shouting citizens, thronged around it, joined its +homeward march, and swept magnificently up the main street roaring +huzzah after huzzah! + +The village was illuminated; nobody went to bed again; it was the +greatest night the little town had ever seen. During the first half-hour +a procession of villagers filed through Judge Thatcher's house, seized +the saved ones and kissed them, squeezed Mrs. Thatcher's hand, tried to +speak but couldn't--and drifted out raining tears all over the place. + +Aunt Polly's happiness was complete, and Mrs. Thatcher's nearly so. It +would be complete, however, as soon as the messenger dispatched with +the great news to the cave should get the word to her husband. Tom lay +upon a sofa with an eager auditory about him and told the history of +the wonderful adventure, putting in many striking additions to adorn it +withal; and closed with a description of how he left Becky and went on +an exploring expedition; how he followed two avenues as far as his +kite-line would reach; how he followed a third to the fullest stretch of +the kite-line, and was about to turn back when he glimpsed a far-off +speck that looked like daylight; dropped the line and groped toward it, +pushed his head and shoulders through a small hole, and saw the broad +Mississippi rolling by! And if it had only happened to be night he would +not have seen that speck of daylight and would not have explored that +passage any more! He told how he went back for Becky and broke the good +news and she told him not to fret her with such stuff, for she was +tired, and knew she was going to die, and wanted to. He described how he +labored with her and convinced her; and how she almost died for joy when +she had groped to where she actually saw the blue speck of daylight; how +he pushed his way out at the hole and then helped her out; how they sat +there and cried for gladness; how some men came along in a skiff and Tom +hailed them and told them their situation and their famished condition; +how the men didn't believe the wild tale at first, "because," said they, +"you are five miles down the river below the valley the cave is in" +--then took them aboard, rowed to a house, gave them supper, made them +rest till two or three hours after dark and then brought them home. + +Before day-dawn, Judge Thatcher and the handful of searchers with him +were tracked out, in the cave, by the twine clews they had strung +behind them, and informed of the great news. + +Three days and nights of toil and hunger in the cave were not to be +shaken off at once, as Tom and Becky soon discovered. They were +bedridden all of Wednesday and Thursday, and seemed to grow more and +more tired and worn, all the time. Tom got about, a little, on +Thursday, was down-town Friday, and nearly as whole as ever Saturday; +but Becky did not leave her room until Sunday, and then she looked as +if she had passed through a wasting illness. + +Tom learned of Huck's sickness and went to see him on Friday, but +could not be admitted to the bedroom; neither could he on Saturday or +Sunday. He was admitted daily after that, but was warned to keep still +about his adventure and introduce no exciting topic. The Widow Douglas +stayed by to see that he obeyed. At home Tom learned of the Cardiff +Hill event; also that the "ragged man's" body had eventually been found +in the river near the ferry-landing; he had been drowned while trying +to escape, perhaps. + +About a fortnight after Tom's rescue from the cave, he started off to +visit Huck, who had grown plenty strong enough, now, to hear exciting +talk, and Tom had some that would interest him, he thought. Judge +Thatcher's house was on Tom's way, and he stopped to see Becky. The +Judge and some friends set Tom to talking, and some one asked him +ironically if he wouldn't like to go to the cave again. Tom said he +thought he wouldn't mind it. The Judge said: + +"Well, there are others just like you, Tom, I've not the least doubt. +But we have taken care of that. Nobody will get lost in that cave any +more." + +"Why?" + +"Because I had its big door sheathed with boiler iron two weeks ago, +and triple-locked--and I've got the keys." + +Tom turned as white as a sheet. + +"What's the matter, boy! Here, run, somebody! Fetch a glass of water!" + +The water was brought and thrown into Tom's face. + +"Ah, now you're all right. What was the matter with you, Tom?" + +"Oh, Judge, Injun Joe's in the cave!" + + + +CHAPTER XXXIII + +WITHIN a few minutes the news had spread, and a dozen skiff-loads of +men were on their way to McDougal's cave, and the ferryboat, well +filled with passengers, soon followed. Tom Sawyer was in the skiff that +bore Judge Thatcher. + +When the cave door was unlocked, a sorrowful sight presented itself in +the dim twilight of the place. Injun Joe lay stretched upon the ground, +dead, with his face close to the crack of the door, as if his longing +eyes had been fixed, to the latest moment, upon the light and the cheer +of the free world outside. Tom was touched, for he knew by his own +experience how this wretch had suffered. His pity was moved, but +nevertheless he felt an abounding sense of relief and security, now, +which revealed to him in a degree which he had not fully appreciated +before how vast a weight of dread had been lying upon him since the day +he lifted his voice against this bloody-minded outcast. + +Injun Joe's bowie-knife lay close by, its blade broken in two. The +great foundation-beam of the door had been chipped and hacked through, +with tedious labor; useless labor, too, it was, for the native rock +formed a sill outside it, and upon that stubborn material the knife had +wrought no effect; the only damage done was to the knife itself. But if +there had been no stony obstruction there the labor would have been +useless still, for if the beam had been wholly cut away Injun Joe could +not have squeezed his body under the door, and he knew it. So he had +only hacked that place in order to be doing something--in order to pass +the weary time--in order to employ his tortured faculties. Ordinarily +one could find half a dozen bits of candle stuck around in the crevices +of this vestibule, left there by tourists; but there were none now. The +prisoner had searched them out and eaten them. He had also contrived to +catch a few bats, and these, also, he had eaten, leaving only their +claws. The poor unfortunate had starved to death. In one place, near at +hand, a stalagmite had been slowly growing up from the ground for ages, +builded by the water-drip from a stalactite overhead. The captive had +broken off the stalagmite, and upon the stump had placed a stone, +wherein he had scooped a shallow hollow to catch the precious drop +that fell once in every three minutes with the dreary regularity of a +clock-tick--a dessertspoonful once in four and twenty hours. That drop +was falling when the Pyramids were new; when Troy fell; when the +foundations of Rome were laid when Christ was crucified; when the +Conqueror created the British empire; when Columbus sailed; when the +massacre at Lexington was "news." It is falling now; it will still be +falling when all these things shall have sunk down the afternoon of +history, and the twilight of tradition, and been swallowed up in the +thick night of oblivion. Has everything a purpose and a mission? Did +this drop fall patiently during five thousand years to be ready for +this flitting human insect's need? and has it another important object +to accomplish ten thousand years to come? No matter. It is many and +many a year since the hapless half-breed scooped out the stone to catch +the priceless drops, but to this day the tourist stares longest at that +pathetic stone and that slow-dropping water when he comes to see the +wonders of McDougal's cave. Injun Joe's cup stands first in the list of +the cavern's marvels; even "Aladdin's Palace" cannot rival it. + +Injun Joe was buried near the mouth of the cave; and people flocked +there in boats and wagons from the towns and from all the farms and +hamlets for seven miles around; they brought their children, and all +sorts of provisions, and confessed that they had had almost as +satisfactory a time at the funeral as they could have had at the +hanging. + +This funeral stopped the further growth of one thing--the petition to +the governor for Injun Joe's pardon. The petition had been largely +signed; many tearful and eloquent meetings had been held, and a +committee of sappy women been appointed to go in deep mourning and wail +around the governor, and implore him to be a merciful ass and trample +his duty under foot. Injun Joe was believed to have killed five +citizens of the village, but what of that? If he had been Satan himself +there would have been plenty of weaklings ready to scribble their names +to a pardon-petition, and drip a tear on it from their permanently +impaired and leaky water-works. + +The morning after the funeral Tom took Huck to a private place to have +an important talk. Huck had learned all about Tom's adventure from the +Welshman and the Widow Douglas, by this time, but Tom said he reckoned +there was one thing they had not told him; that thing was what he +wanted to talk about now. Huck's face saddened. He said: + +"I know what it is. You got into No. 2 and never found anything but +whiskey. Nobody told me it was you; but I just knowed it must 'a' ben +you, soon as I heard 'bout that whiskey business; and I knowed you +hadn't got the money becuz you'd 'a' got at me some way or other and +told me even if you was mum to everybody else. Tom, something's always +told me we'd never get holt of that swag." + +"Why, Huck, I never told on that tavern-keeper. YOU know his tavern +was all right the Saturday I went to the picnic. Don't you remember you +was to watch there that night?" + +"Oh yes! Why, it seems 'bout a year ago. It was that very night that I +follered Injun Joe to the widder's." + +"YOU followed him?" + +"Yes--but you keep mum. I reckon Injun Joe's left friends behind him, +and I don't want 'em souring on me and doing me mean tricks. If it +hadn't ben for me he'd be down in Texas now, all right." + +Then Huck told his entire adventure in confidence to Tom, who had only +heard of the Welshman's part of it before. + +"Well," said Huck, presently, coming back to the main question, +"whoever nipped the whiskey in No. 2, nipped the money, too, I reckon +--anyways it's a goner for us, Tom." + +"Huck, that money wasn't ever in No. 2!" + +"What!" Huck searched his comrade's face keenly. "Tom, have you got on +the track of that money again?" + +"Huck, it's in the cave!" + +Huck's eyes blazed. + +"Say it again, Tom." + +"The money's in the cave!" + +"Tom--honest injun, now--is it fun, or earnest?" + +"Earnest, Huck--just as earnest as ever I was in my life. Will you go +in there with me and help get it out?" + +"I bet I will! I will if it's where we can blaze our way to it and not +get lost." + +"Huck, we can do that without the least little bit of trouble in the +world." + +"Good as wheat! What makes you think the money's--" + +"Huck, you just wait till we get in there. If we don't find it I'll +agree to give you my drum and every thing I've got in the world. I +will, by jings." + +"All right--it's a whiz. When do you say?" + +"Right now, if you say it. Are you strong enough?" + +"Is it far in the cave? I ben on my pins a little, three or four days, +now, but I can't walk more'n a mile, Tom--least I don't think I could." + +"It's about five mile into there the way anybody but me would go, +Huck, but there's a mighty short cut that they don't anybody but me +know about. Huck, I'll take you right to it in a skiff. I'll float the +skiff down there, and I'll pull it back again all by myself. You +needn't ever turn your hand over." + +"Less start right off, Tom." + +"All right. We want some bread and meat, and our pipes, and a little +bag or two, and two or three kite-strings, and some of these +new-fangled things they call lucifer matches. I tell you, many's +the time I wished I had some when I was in there before." + +A trifle after noon the boys borrowed a small skiff from a citizen who +was absent, and got under way at once. When they were several miles +below "Cave Hollow," Tom said: + +"Now you see this bluff here looks all alike all the way down from the +cave hollow--no houses, no wood-yards, bushes all alike. But do you see +that white place up yonder where there's been a landslide? Well, that's +one of my marks. We'll get ashore, now." + +They landed. + +"Now, Huck, where we're a-standing you could touch that hole I got out +of with a fishing-pole. See if you can find it." + +Huck searched all the place about, and found nothing. Tom proudly +marched into a thick clump of sumach bushes and said: + +"Here you are! Look at it, Huck; it's the snuggest hole in this +country. You just keep mum about it. All along I've been wanting to be +a robber, but I knew I'd got to have a thing like this, and where to +run across it was the bother. We've got it now, and we'll keep it +quiet, only we'll let Joe Harper and Ben Rogers in--because of course +there's got to be a Gang, or else there wouldn't be any style about it. +Tom Sawyer's Gang--it sounds splendid, don't it, Huck?" + +"Well, it just does, Tom. And who'll we rob?" + +"Oh, most anybody. Waylay people--that's mostly the way." + +"And kill them?" + +"No, not always. Hive them in the cave till they raise a ransom." + +"What's a ransom?" + +"Money. You make them raise all they can, off'n their friends; and +after you've kept them a year, if it ain't raised then you kill them. +That's the general way. Only you don't kill the women. You shut up the +women, but you don't kill them. They're always beautiful and rich, and +awfully scared. You take their watches and things, but you always take +your hat off and talk polite. They ain't anybody as polite as robbers +--you'll see that in any book. Well, the women get to loving you, and +after they've been in the cave a week or two weeks they stop crying and +after that you couldn't get them to leave. If you drove them out they'd +turn right around and come back. It's so in all the books." + +"Why, it's real bully, Tom. I believe it's better'n to be a pirate." + +"Yes, it's better in some ways, because it's close to home and +circuses and all that." + +By this time everything was ready and the boys entered the hole, Tom +in the lead. They toiled their way to the farther end of the tunnel, +then made their spliced kite-strings fast and moved on. A few steps +brought them to the spring, and Tom felt a shudder quiver all through +him. He showed Huck the fragment of candle-wick perched on a lump of +clay against the wall, and described how he and Becky had watched the +flame struggle and expire. + +The boys began to quiet down to whispers, now, for the stillness and +gloom of the place oppressed their spirits. They went on, and presently +entered and followed Tom's other corridor until they reached the +"jumping-off place." The candles revealed the fact that it was not +really a precipice, but only a steep clay hill twenty or thirty feet +high. Tom whispered: + +"Now I'll show you something, Huck." + +He held his candle aloft and said: + +"Look as far around the corner as you can. Do you see that? There--on +the big rock over yonder--done with candle-smoke." + +"Tom, it's a CROSS!" + +"NOW where's your Number Two? 'UNDER THE CROSS,' hey? Right yonder's +where I saw Injun Joe poke up his candle, Huck!" + +Huck stared at the mystic sign awhile, and then said with a shaky voice: + +"Tom, less git out of here!" + +"What! and leave the treasure?" + +"Yes--leave it. Injun Joe's ghost is round about there, certain." + +"No it ain't, Huck, no it ain't. It would ha'nt the place where he +died--away out at the mouth of the cave--five mile from here." + +"No, Tom, it wouldn't. It would hang round the money. I know the ways +of ghosts, and so do you." + +Tom began to fear that Huck was right. Misgivings gathered in his +mind. But presently an idea occurred to him-- + +"Lookyhere, Huck, what fools we're making of ourselves! Injun Joe's +ghost ain't a going to come around where there's a cross!" + +The point was well taken. It had its effect. + +"Tom, I didn't think of that. But that's so. It's luck for us, that +cross is. I reckon we'll climb down there and have a hunt for that box." + +Tom went first, cutting rude steps in the clay hill as he descended. +Huck followed. Four avenues opened out of the small cavern which the +great rock stood in. The boys examined three of them with no result. +They found a small recess in the one nearest the base of the rock, with +a pallet of blankets spread down in it; also an old suspender, some +bacon rind, and the well-gnawed bones of two or three fowls. But there +was no money-box. The lads searched and researched this place, but in +vain. Tom said: + +"He said UNDER the cross. Well, this comes nearest to being under the +cross. It can't be under the rock itself, because that sets solid on +the ground." + +They searched everywhere once more, and then sat down discouraged. +Huck could suggest nothing. By-and-by Tom said: + +"Lookyhere, Huck, there's footprints and some candle-grease on the +clay about one side of this rock, but not on the other sides. Now, +what's that for? I bet you the money IS under the rock. I'm going to +dig in the clay." + +"That ain't no bad notion, Tom!" said Huck with animation. + +Tom's "real Barlow" was out at once, and he had not dug four inches +before he struck wood. + +"Hey, Huck!--you hear that?" + +Huck began to dig and scratch now. Some boards were soon uncovered and +removed. They had concealed a natural chasm which led under the rock. +Tom got into this and held his candle as far under the rock as he +could, but said he could not see to the end of the rift. He proposed to +explore. He stooped and passed under; the narrow way descended +gradually. He followed its winding course, first to the right, then to +the left, Huck at his heels. Tom turned a short curve, by-and-by, and +exclaimed: + +"My goodness, Huck, lookyhere!" + +It was the treasure-box, sure enough, occupying a snug little cavern, +along with an empty powder-keg, a couple of guns in leather cases, two +or three pairs of old moccasins, a leather belt, and some other rubbish +well soaked with the water-drip. + +"Got it at last!" said Huck, ploughing among the tarnished coins with +his hand. "My, but we're rich, Tom!" + +"Huck, I always reckoned we'd get it. It's just too good to believe, +but we HAVE got it, sure! Say--let's not fool around here. Let's snake +it out. Lemme see if I can lift the box." + +It weighed about fifty pounds. Tom could lift it, after an awkward +fashion, but could not carry it conveniently. + +"I thought so," he said; "THEY carried it like it was heavy, that day +at the ha'nted house. I noticed that. I reckon I was right to think of +fetching the little bags along." + +The money was soon in the bags and the boys took it up to the cross +rock. + +"Now less fetch the guns and things," said Huck. + +"No, Huck--leave them there. They're just the tricks to have when we +go to robbing. We'll keep them there all the time, and we'll hold our +orgies there, too. It's an awful snug place for orgies." + +"What orgies?" + +"I dono. But robbers always have orgies, and of course we've got to +have them, too. Come along, Huck, we've been in here a long time. It's +getting late, I reckon. I'm hungry, too. We'll eat and smoke when we +get to the skiff." + +They presently emerged into the clump of sumach bushes, looked warily +out, found the coast clear, and were soon lunching and smoking in the +skiff. As the sun dipped toward the horizon they pushed out and got +under way. Tom skimmed up the shore through the long twilight, chatting +cheerily with Huck, and landed shortly after dark. + +"Now, Huck," said Tom, "we'll hide the money in the loft of the +widow's woodshed, and I'll come up in the morning and we'll count it +and divide, and then we'll hunt up a place out in the woods for it +where it will be safe. Just you lay quiet here and watch the stuff till +I run and hook Benny Taylor's little wagon; I won't be gone a minute." + +He disappeared, and presently returned with the wagon, put the two +small sacks into it, threw some old rags on top of them, and started +off, dragging his cargo behind him. When the boys reached the +Welshman's house, they stopped to rest. Just as they were about to move +on, the Welshman stepped out and said: + +"Hallo, who's that?" + +"Huck and Tom Sawyer." + +"Good! Come along with me, boys, you are keeping everybody waiting. +Here--hurry up, trot ahead--I'll haul the wagon for you. Why, it's not +as light as it might be. Got bricks in it?--or old metal?" + +"Old metal," said Tom. + +"I judged so; the boys in this town will take more trouble and fool +away more time hunting up six bits' worth of old iron to sell to the +foundry than they would to make twice the money at regular work. But +that's human nature--hurry along, hurry along!" + +The boys wanted to know what the hurry was about. + +"Never mind; you'll see, when we get to the Widow Douglas'." + +Huck said with some apprehension--for he was long used to being +falsely accused: + +"Mr. Jones, we haven't been doing nothing." + +The Welshman laughed. + +"Well, I don't know, Huck, my boy. I don't know about that. Ain't you +and the widow good friends?" + +"Yes. Well, she's ben good friends to me, anyway." + +"All right, then. What do you want to be afraid for?" + +This question was not entirely answered in Huck's slow mind before he +found himself pushed, along with Tom, into Mrs. Douglas' drawing-room. +Mr. Jones left the wagon near the door and followed. + +The place was grandly lighted, and everybody that was of any +consequence in the village was there. The Thatchers were there, the +Harpers, the Rogerses, Aunt Polly, Sid, Mary, the minister, the editor, +and a great many more, and all dressed in their best. The widow +received the boys as heartily as any one could well receive two such +looking beings. They were covered with clay and candle-grease. Aunt +Polly blushed crimson with humiliation, and frowned and shook her head +at Tom. Nobody suffered half as much as the two boys did, however. Mr. +Jones said: + +"Tom wasn't at home, yet, so I gave him up; but I stumbled on him and +Huck right at my door, and so I just brought them along in a hurry." + +"And you did just right," said the widow. "Come with me, boys." + +She took them to a bedchamber and said: + +"Now wash and dress yourselves. Here are two new suits of clothes +--shirts, socks, everything complete. They're Huck's--no, no thanks, +Huck--Mr. Jones bought one and I the other. But they'll fit both of you. +Get into them. We'll wait--come down when you are slicked up enough." + +Then she left. + + + +CHAPTER XXXIV + +HUCK said: "Tom, we can slope, if we can find a rope. The window ain't +high from the ground." + +"Shucks! what do you want to slope for?" + +"Well, I ain't used to that kind of a crowd. I can't stand it. I ain't +going down there, Tom." + +"Oh, bother! It ain't anything. I don't mind it a bit. I'll take care +of you." + +Sid appeared. + +"Tom," said he, "auntie has been waiting for you all the afternoon. +Mary got your Sunday clothes ready, and everybody's been fretting about +you. Say--ain't this grease and clay, on your clothes?" + +"Now, Mr. Siddy, you jist 'tend to your own business. What's all this +blow-out about, anyway?" + +"It's one of the widow's parties that she's always having. This time +it's for the Welshman and his sons, on account of that scrape they +helped her out of the other night. And say--I can tell you something, +if you want to know." + +"Well, what?" + +"Why, old Mr. Jones is going to try to spring something on the people +here to-night, but I overheard him tell auntie to-day about it, as a +secret, but I reckon it's not much of a secret now. Everybody knows +--the widow, too, for all she tries to let on she don't. Mr. Jones was +bound Huck should be here--couldn't get along with his grand secret +without Huck, you know!" + +"Secret about what, Sid?" + +"About Huck tracking the robbers to the widow's. I reckon Mr. Jones +was going to make a grand time over his surprise, but I bet you it will +drop pretty flat." + +Sid chuckled in a very contented and satisfied way. + +"Sid, was it you that told?" + +"Oh, never mind who it was. SOMEBODY told--that's enough." + +"Sid, there's only one person in this town mean enough to do that, and +that's you. If you had been in Huck's place you'd 'a' sneaked down the +hill and never told anybody on the robbers. You can't do any but mean +things, and you can't bear to see anybody praised for doing good ones. +There--no thanks, as the widow says"--and Tom cuffed Sid's ears and +helped him to the door with several kicks. "Now go and tell auntie if +you dare--and to-morrow you'll catch it!" + +Some minutes later the widow's guests were at the supper-table, and a +dozen children were propped up at little side-tables in the same room, +after the fashion of that country and that day. At the proper time Mr. +Jones made his little speech, in which he thanked the widow for the +honor she was doing himself and his sons, but said that there was +another person whose modesty-- + +And so forth and so on. He sprung his secret about Huck's share in the +adventure in the finest dramatic manner he was master of, but the +surprise it occasioned was largely counterfeit and not as clamorous and +effusive as it might have been under happier circumstances. However, +the widow made a pretty fair show of astonishment, and heaped so many +compliments and so much gratitude upon Huck that he almost forgot the +nearly intolerable discomfort of his new clothes in the entirely +intolerable discomfort of being set up as a target for everybody's gaze +and everybody's laudations. + +The widow said she meant to give Huck a home under her roof and have +him educated; and that when she could spare the money she would start +him in business in a modest way. Tom's chance was come. He said: + +"Huck don't need it. Huck's rich." + +Nothing but a heavy strain upon the good manners of the company kept +back the due and proper complimentary laugh at this pleasant joke. But +the silence was a little awkward. Tom broke it: + +"Huck's got money. Maybe you don't believe it, but he's got lots of +it. Oh, you needn't smile--I reckon I can show you. You just wait a +minute." + +Tom ran out of doors. The company looked at each other with a +perplexed interest--and inquiringly at Huck, who was tongue-tied. + +"Sid, what ails Tom?" said Aunt Polly. "He--well, there ain't ever any +making of that boy out. I never--" + +Tom entered, struggling with the weight of his sacks, and Aunt Polly +did not finish her sentence. Tom poured the mass of yellow coin upon +the table and said: + +"There--what did I tell you? Half of it's Huck's and half of it's mine!" + +The spectacle took the general breath away. All gazed, nobody spoke +for a moment. Then there was a unanimous call for an explanation. Tom +said he could furnish it, and he did. The tale was long, but brimful of +interest. There was scarcely an interruption from any one to break the +charm of its flow. When he had finished, Mr. Jones said: + +"I thought I had fixed up a little surprise for this occasion, but it +don't amount to anything now. This one makes it sing mighty small, I'm +willing to allow." + +The money was counted. The sum amounted to a little over twelve +thousand dollars. It was more than any one present had ever seen at one +time before, though several persons were there who were worth +considerably more than that in property. + + + +CHAPTER XXXV + +THE reader may rest satisfied that Tom's and Huck's windfall made a +mighty stir in the poor little village of St. Petersburg. So vast a +sum, all in actual cash, seemed next to incredible. It was talked +about, gloated over, glorified, until the reason of many of the +citizens tottered under the strain of the unhealthy excitement. Every +"haunted" house in St. Petersburg and the neighboring villages was +dissected, plank by plank, and its foundations dug up and ransacked for +hidden treasure--and not by boys, but men--pretty grave, unromantic +men, too, some of them. Wherever Tom and Huck appeared they were +courted, admired, stared at. The boys were not able to remember that +their remarks had possessed weight before; but now their sayings were +treasured and repeated; everything they did seemed somehow to be +regarded as remarkable; they had evidently lost the power of doing and +saying commonplace things; moreover, their past history was raked up +and discovered to bear marks of conspicuous originality. The village +paper published biographical sketches of the boys. + +The Widow Douglas put Huck's money out at six per cent., and Judge +Thatcher did the same with Tom's at Aunt Polly's request. Each lad had +an income, now, that was simply prodigious--a dollar for every week-day +in the year and half of the Sundays. It was just what the minister got +--no, it was what he was promised--he generally couldn't collect it. A +dollar and a quarter a week would board, lodge, and school a boy in +those old simple days--and clothe him and wash him, too, for that +matter. + +Judge Thatcher had conceived a great opinion of Tom. He said that no +commonplace boy would ever have got his daughter out of the cave. When +Becky told her father, in strict confidence, how Tom had taken her +whipping at school, the Judge was visibly moved; and when she pleaded +grace for the mighty lie which Tom had told in order to shift that +whipping from her shoulders to his own, the Judge said with a fine +outburst that it was a noble, a generous, a magnanimous lie--a lie that +was worthy to hold up its head and march down through history breast to +breast with George Washington's lauded Truth about the hatchet! Becky +thought her father had never looked so tall and so superb as when he +walked the floor and stamped his foot and said that. She went straight +off and told Tom about it. + +Judge Thatcher hoped to see Tom a great lawyer or a great soldier some +day. He said he meant to look to it that Tom should be admitted to the +National Military Academy and afterward trained in the best law school +in the country, in order that he might be ready for either career or +both. + +Huck Finn's wealth and the fact that he was now under the Widow +Douglas' protection introduced him into society--no, dragged him into +it, hurled him into it--and his sufferings were almost more than he +could bear. The widow's servants kept him clean and neat, combed and +brushed, and they bedded him nightly in unsympathetic sheets that had +not one little spot or stain which he could press to his heart and know +for a friend. He had to eat with a knife and fork; he had to use +napkin, cup, and plate; he had to learn his book, he had to go to +church; he had to talk so properly that speech was become insipid in +his mouth; whithersoever he turned, the bars and shackles of +civilization shut him in and bound him hand and foot. + +He bravely bore his miseries three weeks, and then one day turned up +missing. For forty-eight hours the widow hunted for him everywhere in +great distress. The public were profoundly concerned; they searched +high and low, they dragged the river for his body. Early the third +morning Tom Sawyer wisely went poking among some old empty hogsheads +down behind the abandoned slaughter-house, and in one of them he found +the refugee. Huck had slept there; he had just breakfasted upon some +stolen odds and ends of food, and was lying off, now, in comfort, with +his pipe. He was unkempt, uncombed, and clad in the same old ruin of +rags that had made him picturesque in the days when he was free and +happy. Tom routed him out, told him the trouble he had been causing, +and urged him to go home. Huck's face lost its tranquil content, and +took a melancholy cast. He said: + +"Don't talk about it, Tom. I've tried it, and it don't work; it don't +work, Tom. It ain't for me; I ain't used to it. The widder's good to +me, and friendly; but I can't stand them ways. She makes me get up just +at the same time every morning; she makes me wash, they comb me all to +thunder; she won't let me sleep in the woodshed; I got to wear them +blamed clothes that just smothers me, Tom; they don't seem to any air +git through 'em, somehow; and they're so rotten nice that I can't set +down, nor lay down, nor roll around anywher's; I hain't slid on a +cellar-door for--well, it 'pears to be years; I got to go to church and +sweat and sweat--I hate them ornery sermons! I can't ketch a fly in +there, I can't chaw. I got to wear shoes all Sunday. The widder eats by +a bell; she goes to bed by a bell; she gits up by a bell--everything's +so awful reg'lar a body can't stand it." + +"Well, everybody does that way, Huck." + +"Tom, it don't make no difference. I ain't everybody, and I can't +STAND it. It's awful to be tied up so. And grub comes too easy--I don't +take no interest in vittles, that way. I got to ask to go a-fishing; I +got to ask to go in a-swimming--dern'd if I hain't got to ask to do +everything. Well, I'd got to talk so nice it wasn't no comfort--I'd got +to go up in the attic and rip out awhile, every day, to git a taste in +my mouth, or I'd a died, Tom. The widder wouldn't let me smoke; she +wouldn't let me yell, she wouldn't let me gape, nor stretch, nor +scratch, before folks--" [Then with a spasm of special irritation and +injury]--"And dad fetch it, she prayed all the time! I never see such a +woman! I HAD to shove, Tom--I just had to. And besides, that school's +going to open, and I'd a had to go to it--well, I wouldn't stand THAT, +Tom. Looky here, Tom, being rich ain't what it's cracked up to be. It's +just worry and worry, and sweat and sweat, and a-wishing you was dead +all the time. Now these clothes suits me, and this bar'l suits me, and +I ain't ever going to shake 'em any more. Tom, I wouldn't ever got into +all this trouble if it hadn't 'a' ben for that money; now you just take +my sheer of it along with your'n, and gimme a ten-center sometimes--not +many times, becuz I don't give a dern for a thing 'thout it's tollable +hard to git--and you go and beg off for me with the widder." + +"Oh, Huck, you know I can't do that. 'Tain't fair; and besides if +you'll try this thing just a while longer you'll come to like it." + +"Like it! Yes--the way I'd like a hot stove if I was to set on it long +enough. No, Tom, I won't be rich, and I won't live in them cussed +smothery houses. I like the woods, and the river, and hogsheads, and +I'll stick to 'em, too. Blame it all! just as we'd got guns, and a +cave, and all just fixed to rob, here this dern foolishness has got to +come up and spile it all!" + +Tom saw his opportunity-- + +"Lookyhere, Huck, being rich ain't going to keep me back from turning +robber." + +"No! Oh, good-licks; are you in real dead-wood earnest, Tom?" + +"Just as dead earnest as I'm sitting here. But Huck, we can't let you +into the gang if you ain't respectable, you know." + +Huck's joy was quenched. + +"Can't let me in, Tom? Didn't you let me go for a pirate?" + +"Yes, but that's different. A robber is more high-toned than what a +pirate is--as a general thing. In most countries they're awful high up +in the nobility--dukes and such." + +"Now, Tom, hain't you always ben friendly to me? You wouldn't shet me +out, would you, Tom? You wouldn't do that, now, WOULD you, Tom?" + +"Huck, I wouldn't want to, and I DON'T want to--but what would people +say? Why, they'd say, 'Mph! Tom Sawyer's Gang! pretty low characters in +it!' They'd mean you, Huck. You wouldn't like that, and I wouldn't." + +Huck was silent for some time, engaged in a mental struggle. Finally +he said: + +"Well, I'll go back to the widder for a month and tackle it and see if +I can come to stand it, if you'll let me b'long to the gang, Tom." + +"All right, Huck, it's a whiz! Come along, old chap, and I'll ask the +widow to let up on you a little, Huck." + +"Will you, Tom--now will you? That's good. If she'll let up on some of +the roughest things, I'll smoke private and cuss private, and crowd +through or bust. When you going to start the gang and turn robbers?" + +"Oh, right off. We'll get the boys together and have the initiation +to-night, maybe." + +"Have the which?" + +"Have the initiation." + +"What's that?" + +"It's to swear to stand by one another, and never tell the gang's +secrets, even if you're chopped all to flinders, and kill anybody and +all his family that hurts one of the gang." + +"That's gay--that's mighty gay, Tom, I tell you." + +"Well, I bet it is. And all that swearing's got to be done at +midnight, in the lonesomest, awfulest place you can find--a ha'nted +house is the best, but they're all ripped up now." + +"Well, midnight's good, anyway, Tom." + +"Yes, so it is. And you've got to swear on a coffin, and sign it with +blood." + +"Now, that's something LIKE! Why, it's a million times bullier than +pirating. I'll stick to the widder till I rot, Tom; and if I git to be +a reg'lar ripper of a robber, and everybody talking 'bout it, I reckon +she'll be proud she snaked me in out of the wet." + + + +CONCLUSION + +SO endeth this chronicle. 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+Thulium,69,Tm,168.93,2000.16,1818.16,9330,247.07,18.43, +Ytterbium,70,Yb,173.04,1700.16,1097.16,6980,159.13,7.54, +Lutetium,71,Lu,174.97,3600.16,1925.16,9840,376.88,19.26, +Hafnium,72,Hf,178.49,5673.16,2495.16,13100,649.08,21.78, +Tantalum,73,Ta,180.95,5698.16,3269.16,16600,753.77,28.48, +Wolfram,74,W,183.85,6203.16,3683.16,19300,774.71,33.71, +Rhenium,75,Re,186.20,6173.16,3453.16,21000,636.52,33.08, +Osmium,76,Os,190.20,5773.16,3273.16,22600,678.39,26.80, +Iridium,77,Ir,192.22, +Platinum,78,Pt,195.09,4803.16,2042.16,21400,510.89,19.68, +Gold,79,Au,196.97,3243.16,1336.16,19300,342.55,12.69, +Mercury,80,Hg,200.59,630.16,234.76,13600,58.21,2.35, +Thallium,81,Tl,204.37,1730.16,576.16,11850,162.48,4.27, +Lead,82,Pb,207.19,1998.16,600.56,11400,176.72,5.11, +Bismuth,83,Bi,208.98,1833.16,544.46,9800,178.81,10.89, +Polonium,84,Po,208.98, +Astatine,85,At,209.99, +Radon,86,Rn,222.02, +Francium,87,Fr,223.02, +Radium,88,Ra,226.00,,973.16,5000,114.74,10.05, +Actinium,89,Ac,227.03, 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Rudy/Klugman, Jack/Cobb, Lee J./Binns, Ed/Marshall, E.G./Fonda, Henry/Begley, Ed (I)/Balsam, Martin/Nelson, Billy (I)/Kelly, James (V)/Webber, Robert (I)/Warden, Jack/Savoca, John/Fiedler, John (I) +13 Going on 30 (2004)/Kotsatos, Bill/Grant, John W./Yribar, Jason/Henschel, Brandon/Jobrani, Maz/Higgins, Michael William/Caldwell, Douglas/Calmettes, Fabrice/Horton, Ward/White, Kevin D./Summers, Stewart/Makely, Jason/Gaffigan, Jim/Burke, Justin (I)/Reeves, Phil/Grifasi, Joe/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Serkis, Andy/Armas, Adrian/Pavel, Philip/Vigus, Larry/Hine, George/Otcasek, Eron/Black, Alex (I)/Ball, Samuel (I)/Ruffalo, Mark/Cohn, Jeffrey Shane/Anderson, Timothy (II)/Rambo, Bubba Dean/Wright, Darrel W./Marquette, Sean/Tiemann, Brad/Pedron, Luis/Pfaff, Shambo/Pomichter, James/Diorio, Keith/Barford, Ian/Whitebear, Richard/Combs, Catherine/Cultraro, Candace Elaine/Swain, Sara/Ellis, Nadine/Nall, Benita Krista/Garraway, Janina/Benson, Ashley/Sweeney, Kadee/DeBonis, Marcia/Kyle, Alexandra/Willes, Natalie/Chase, Corena/Loew, Sarah/Curran, Brittany/Egan, Susan/Greer, Judy/Hoffman, Irena A./Michelle, Crystal/Baker, Kathy (I)/Gristak, Amber/Rice, Caroline A./Miller, Katie (I)/Lusk, Megan/Warren, Kiersten/Sprung-Keyser, Madeline/Suyama, Michon/Wyatt, Kimberly/Gleason, Mary Pat/Beaudoin, Sydni/O'Meara, Nancy/Krell, Melody/Collins, Lynn/Harper, Stacey (I)/Olstead, Renee/Allen, Christa B./Larson, Brie/Garner, Jennifer (I)/Mantegna, Gina/Roth, Julia/Bland, Rita/Lee, Robinne/Bachar, Carmit/Guidarelli, Megan +13th Warrior, The (1999)/Mina, Mina E./Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Hausserman, Mischa/Walstrom, Owen/Curran, Tony (I)/Hachlaf, Al/Elam, Scott/Michaels, Greg (I)/Andersen, Anders T. (I)/Angel, Chris/Curtis, John Bear/Woodley, Dylan Gray/Reyez, Brett/Wollter, Sven/Kulich, Vladimir/Sveinall, Oliver/Skjavestad, Gunnar/Bremmer, Richard/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Jonsson, Michael/Jensen, Brian (I)/Jolly, Malcolm/Russell, Clive/Zahara, Alex/Ooms, Richard/Maffin, Neil/Pedersen, Bjørn Ove/Bulatti, Joe/Sharif, Omar/Storhøi, Dennis/Batal, Tarik/Avari, Erick/Riis, Asbjørn 'Bear'/Southern, Daniel/Woodington, Albie/Kavadas, Andrew/Acheson, Mark/Van der Driesen, Jeremy/DeSantis, John/Gill, Akesh/Bertish, Suzanne/de Zilva, Kaaren/Storhøi, Mona/Alizada, Layla/Mohammed MacLeod, Natalia/Tazmini, Ghoncheh/Bonnevie, Maria/Willis, Susan/Venora, Diane/Lapinskie, Clare/Lander, Alaina/Balke, Turid/Bavan, Yolande +1492: Conquest of Paradise (1992)/Guillén Cuervo, Fernando/Dean, Loren/Assante, Armand/Waddington, Steven/Wincott, Michael/Sullivan, Billy L./Ferrer, José Luis/Taylor, Jack (II)/Vosloo, Arnold/Depardieu, Gérard/Rey, Fernando (I)/Moya, Bercelio/Dunn, Kevin (I)/García Rimada, Fernando/Langella, Frank/Vidal, Albert/Mañas, Achero/Karyo, Tchéky/Margolis, Mark/Heffernan, John (I)/Botto, Juan Diego/Salem, Kario/Prinz, Isabel/Weaver, Sigourney/Montero, Maria Laura/Rosal, Ángela/Montero, Silvia/Molina, Ángela +15 Minutes (2001)/Primus, Barry/Lisi, Joe (I)/Taktarov, Oleg/Arnett, Peter/Andon, Kurt/Coster, Ritchie (I)/Foster, Bryan (I)/Stamboulis, Spero/Cutler, Bruce/Herman, Paul (I)/Garcia, Louis F./Burns, Edward (I)/Blueian, Barry/Garibyan, Haik/Caruso, Phillip V./Yelchin, Anton/De Niro, Robert/Davis, Stephen (VIII)/Handy, James/Bush, Brantley/Fiore, Ben/Casseus, Gabriel/Grier, David Alan/Warner, Malcolm-Jamal/Maglione, Dominic/Field, Bobby/Wall, Ron/McCrary, Darius/Roden, Karel (I)/Poulos, George/Brown, Lennox/Dane, Ashton/Camello, Mike/Stanton, William (I)/Lawrence, Everton/Brooks, Avery (I)/DiResta, John/Dillin, Scott/Burns, William H./Guzman, Jorge H./Mashkov, Vladimir/Runyan, Tygh/Miller, George F./Roché, Sebastian/Resnick, Floyd/Matthews Jr., Riley G./Alfieri, Joseph (II)/Grammer, Kelsey/Khan, Marco/Haddad, Zuhair/Cohen, Alan (IV)/Mulqueen, Tracey/Klieman, Rikki/Colasanti, Rose/Kalem, Toni/Cattrall, Kim/Claibourne, Christine/Sauer, Dorit/Greaves, Gail/Ruiz, Lynette/Abrusci, Christine/Mulholland, Leda/Farmiga, Vera/Vann, Elma/Gasanova, Irina/Espinoza, Julieta/Morgunova, Olga/Roseanne/Mariani, Janean Christine/Evans, Noelle/Velez-Mitchell, Jane/Lopez, Sylvia (II)/Burton-Oare, Jamie/Theron, Charlize/Gregoire, Celeste/Dobó, Kata/Merced, Macy/Kanakaredes, Melina/Alexis, Sophia/Marin, Mindy +16 Blocks (2006)/Andersson, Brian/Campbell, Jimmy (I)/Duic, Albert/Chong, Jim/Lee, Alan (XII)/Lavin, Jim (I)/Wlaschiha, Tom/Alachiotis, Nick/Wenk, Richard/Sparrow, David/Zayas, David/Sullivan, Jeremy J./Wulff, Ryan/Fong, Tig/Pla, Conrad/Dismond, Daryl/Segovia, Michael/Keenan, Michael F./Siravo, Joseph/McGuckian, Liam/Lee, Paul J.Q./Talbolt, David/Ubarry, Hechter/Sander, Casey/Paterson, Bradley/Lima, Danny/Donner, Richard/Ferguson, Aaron (IV)/Rosario, Joe (II)/Collier, Richard (II)/McCord, Scott/Otuomagie, Efosa/Kean/Def, Mos/Cozart, Cylk/Nicholsen, J.D./Tolby, Joshua/Factora, Marshall/Scrymgeour, Alex/Henry, Bernie/Roiz, Sasha/Wong, Will/Phillips, Cecil/Read, Brian (II)/Gomez, Eduardo/DeBona, Joseph/Burke, Jason (I)/Wong, Emerson/Masciulli, Claudio/Lee, Paul (XIII)/Clohessy, Robert/Douglas, Scott (II)/McKeown, Denis/Hoffman, Derek/Vellozzi, Sonny/Formosa, Victor/Gibbons, Jess Mal/Chan, Kim (I)/Harris, Eli/Racki, Robert/Giacoman, Rolando Alvarez/Morse, David (I)/Bizik, Robert/Willis, Bruce/Louangxay, Kameron/Wiethoff, Rob/Schleiffer, Norman/Moses, Sam/Tuerpe, Paul/McCarthy, Kevin P./Kung, Sam/Vance, Schuster/Garrow, Patrick/Kahan, Steve/Fitzpatrick, Richard (I)/Li, Ben/McRobbie, Peter/Seto, Angela/Yuste, Beatriz/Pressley, Brenda/López, Carmen (I)/Imrie, Kathy/Bayley, Kate/Russo, Talia/Stern, Jenna/Lopez, Carmen/Labao, Cece Neber/Ritter, Allison Lee/Ellwand, Toni/Orjalo, Christina/Craggs, Vicky/Mitchell, Victoria (I)/Chong, Betty/Titova, Svetlana (II)/Dawn, Heather +1776 (1972)/Bassett, William/O'Shea, Dick/Holland, John (I)/Ford, David (I)/Forster, Peter (I)/Montgomery, Mark (I)/Leyden, Leo/Devol, Gordon/Caine, Howard/Daniels, William (I)/Holgate, Ron/Noble, James (I)/Poole, Roy (I)/Madden, Donald/Duell, William/Moore, Jonathan (I)/Keyes, Daniel (I)/Myhers, John/Hines, Patrick/Middleton, Ray/Cullum, John (I)/Rhodes, Jordan/Downs, Frederic/Hill, Ralston/O'Hara, Barry/McMurray, Richard/Slyter, Fred/Howard, Ken (I)/Hansen, William (I)/De Mave, Jack/Rule, Charles/Nathan, Stephen/Robbins, Rex/Da Silva, Howard/Jentzsch, Heber/Bass, Emory/Albin, Andy/Vestoff, Virginia/Danner, Blythe +1941 (1979)/Stack, Robert/Lee, Christopher (I)/Belushi, John/McMillan, Ronnie/Frishman, Brian (I)/Contreras, Luis (I)/Zika, Christian/McNamara, J. Patrick/Lassick, Sydney/McKean, Michael (I)/McRae, Frank/Caan, James/Oates, Warren/Cervantes, Gary/Marias, Mark/Shimizu, Hiroshi (II)/Beatty, Ned/Cook Jr., Elisha/Rourke, Mickey/Stander, Lionel/Brian, Jordan/Hardin, Jerry/Rydbeck, Whitney/Voldstad, John/Taylor, Dub (I)/McNally, Dan/Williams, Treat/Miller, Dick (I)/Lang, Perry/Silva, Geno/Deezen, Eddie/Candy, John/Aykroyd, Dan/Frederickson, Gray/Beagle, E. Hampton/Hamilton, Murray (I)/Calfa, Don/Mitamura, Dr. Akio/Matheson, Tim (I)/Fuller, Samuel/Carenzo, Vito (I)/Thibeau, Jack/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Scott, Donovan (I)/Pickens, Slim (I)/Carlton, Mark/Gorman, Brad (I)/Wolfington, Iggie/McKee, John (II)/Olkewicz, Walter/Cameron, Dave (II)/Cloud, Paul/Tennant, Andy/Mond, Steven/Di Cicco, Bobby/Houston, Robert (I)/Mifune, Toshirô/Thompson, Galen/Landis, John (I)/Verroca, Frank/Lander, David L./Garland, Trish/Kay, Dianne/Benson, Deborah (II)/Culver, Carol/Molinari, Antoinette/Gary, Lorraine/Backlinie, Susan/Cheshire, Denise/Williams, Carol Ann/Gallup, Dian/Williams, Jenny (I)/Marshall, Penny (I)/Dooling, Lucinda/Gannen, Barbara (I)/Sperber, Wendie Jo/Benson, Lucille/LuPone, Patti/Landers, Audrey/Taggart, Rita/Gallup, Denise/Gaines, Marjorie/Teefy, Maureen/Rothstein, Debbie/Allen, Nancy (I)/Sherman, Kerry/Hill, Diane (I) +2 Days in the Valley (1996)/Stoltz, Eric/Pendleton, Austin/Carradine, Keith/Williams, Cress/Horton, Peter (I)/Aiello, Danny/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Stanton, William (I)/Tierney, Lawrence/Cruttwell, Greg/Spader, James/Mazursky, Paul/White, Michael Jai/Theron, Charlize/Mason, Marsha/Fletcher, Louise/Benson-Wald, Deborah/Maris, Ada/Hatcher, Teri/Headly, Glenne/Mercurio, Micole/Luong, Kathleen +2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)/Macaulay, Marc/Harper, Cobette/Ealy, Michael/Mann, Zachary L./Boone Junior, Mark/Maloof, Sam/Barry, Thom/Eubanks, Corey Michael/Ludacris/Remar, James/Walker, Paul (I)/Hauser, Cole/Gibson, Tyrese (I)/Robinson, Troy/Bolano, Tony/Nolasco, Amaury/Moritz, Neal H./Sanchez, Roberto 'Sanz'/Gallini, Matt/Etebari, Eric/Finlay, Edward/Brown, Troy (I)/Foster, Walter 'Duke'/Herreros, Mateo/Perez, Jose (I)/Auyeung, Jin/Cenatiempo, John/Carroll, Tara/Rafield, Felecia/Tuyet Vo, Phuong/Dubuque, Nievecita/Aoki, Devon/Ward, Sincerely A./Agosto, Limary/Huffer, Bettina/Jones, Tamara (I)/Arreaga, Marianne M./Hill, Tequilla/Mendes, Eva +200 Cigarettes (1999)/Frederic, Patrick/Díaz, Guillermo (I)/Janney, Eli/Chappelle, Dave/Brown, Morgan (II)/Johansen, David/Meyers, Michael J./Murphy, James F./Merchant, Kiran/Rudd, Paul (I)/Stellate, Nick/Affleck, Casey/Costello, Elvis/DuMont, James/Affleck, Ben/Carr, Caleb/Mohr, Jay/Berrebbi, Brian/Fleisig, Alexis/McNally, Seamus/Temple, Johnny (I)/McCardie, Brian/McCloud, Scott (II)/Vause, Stephen/Love, Courtney/Parker, Nicole Ari/Hoffmann, Gaby (I)/Searle, Kathy/Featherstone, Angela/Plimpton, Martha/Kellner, Catherine (I)/Tavoularis, Oriana Nicole/Wible, Patricia/Bonelli, Jamie/Blong, Jenni/Albano, Jennifer/Hudson, Kate (I)/Ricci, Christina/Garofalo, Janeane +20000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954)/Wilke, Robert J./Young, Carleton/Tarnell, S./Mason, James (I)/Vigran, Herb/Pennick, Jack/Harvey, Harry (II)/Marr, Eddie (I)/Kerrigan, J.M./Cooper, Ted (I)/Graham, Fred (I)/Lukas, Paul/Douglas, Kirk (I)/de Corsia, Ted/Lorre, Peter (I)/Monaghan, T./Grodin, Charles (I)/Helton, Percy/Pall, Gloria/Mitchell, Laurie +2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)/Kendall, Kenneth/Bell, Jimmy (I)/Weston, Bill (I)/Delmár, Péter/Rossiter, Leonard/Rain, Douglas/Refalo, Joe/Beck, Glenn (I)/Wilyman, Bob/Hawley, Brian (I)/Swindells, John/Richter, Daniel (I)/Lockwood, Gary/Duggan, Terry (I)/Tucker, Burnell/Bishop, Ed (I)/Amor, Martin (I)/Wallace, Andy (I)/Lovell, Mike/Scott, Kevin (I)/Jackson, Tony (I)/Gifford, Alan/Davis, Simon (I)/Sylvester, William/Sullivan, Sean (I)/Fleetwood, David (II)/Charkham, David/Grover, Danny (I)/Clifford, John (I)/Dullea, Keir/Marchant, Laurence/MacKee, Scott/Paes, Darryl/Anderson, S. Newton/Beatty, Robert (I)/Daw, Jonathan/Ashley, John (III)/Jordan, John (X)/Miller, Frank (I)/Hines, David (I)/Woods, Richard (II)/Gillis, Ann (I)/Markham, Marcella/Neil, Kim/Hayward, Jane/Croft, Julie/Marr, Krystyna/Marr, Irena/Tyzack, Margaret/Pearl, Penny/Blount, Sheraton/Carroll, Edwina/Pearl, Jane/Bormann, Ann/Francis, Penny/Kubrick, Vivian/Downham, Heather/Brahms, Penny +2001: A Space Travesty (2000)/Bérard, Alain/Egan, Peter (I)/Dennis, Charles/Stone, Sam (I)/Hervieux, Marc/Suetsugo, Robert/Ruiz, Carlos (I)/Alvarez, Daniel (I)/Campeau, Luc (I)/Bisson, Jean-Marc/Laroche, Armand/Papasoff, Charles/Millman, Jason/Alon, Noam/Fox, David (I)/Canestrari, Perry/Côté, Jean-Luc/Millbern, David/Rainville, Paul/Lenoir, Pierre (II)/Jordan, Don (I)/Masson, Damien/Ghandi/Asato, Reid/Vezina, Christian/Normandin, Stéphane/Smiley, Matthew/Flatley, Michael (I)/Tsar, Mike (I)/Frappier, Dany/Greggio, Ezio/Stevens, Mark (XIV)/Francis, David (I)/Samuel, Martin (II)/Edwards, Pierre/Ducharme, Yvan/Weissman, Jeffrey/Shearman, Alan/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/El-Onsi, Kareem/Jutras, Richard (I)/Schnurmacher, Tommy/Perron, Michel/David, Ellen/Barnwell, Teresa/Kamp-Groeneveld, Alexandra/Feldbusch, Verona/Torsein, Annabelle/Sherwood, Toni (I)/Kay, Una (I)/Gray, Natalie/Dumolin-Shaw, Stephanie/Winter, Ophélie/Sudonim, Ima/Gravel, Mikael/Scarabelli, Michele/Farley, Marianne/Davis, Cindy/Soo, Betsy/Hinz, Marion/Andre, Caroline/Jeperson, Rachel A. +2010 (1984)/Rudnik, Oleg/Lithgow, John/Steinbach, Victor/Rain, Douglas/Recasner, Ron/Baskin, Elya/Skomarovsky, Vladimir/Lesser, Robert/Balaban, Bob/McEachin, James/Carroll, Larry (I)/Triska, Jan/Kramarov, Saveli/Clarke, Arthur C./Elcar, Dana/McGarr, Gene/Jaffe, Taliesin/Scheider, Roy/Dullea, Keir/Deschanel, Mary Jo/Bergen, Candice/Osborne, Madolyn Smith/Michaels, Delana/Mirren, Helen/Carter, Cheryl/Shneider, Natasha/Ware, Herta +2046 (2004)/Chang, Chen/Siu, Ping Lam/Kimura, Takuya/McIntyre, Thongchai/Leung Chiu Wai, Tony/Ng, Ting Yip/Sum, Wang/Cheung, Maggie/Lau, Carina/Dong, Jie/Wong, Faye/Gong, Li (I)/Zhang, Ziyi +21 Grams (2003)/Alban, Carlo/Finnell, Michael W./Finnell, Michael/Medina, Roberto (I)/Ingle, Rodney/Chipman, Jerry/Schmidt, Jeff/Musso, Marc/Huston, Danny/Nichols, Nick (III)/Romero, Chance/Salter, Loyd Keith/Temple, Lew/Bridgewater, Stephen/Chattam, David/Irwin, Tom (II)/Corrigan, Juan/Penn, Sean (I)/West, John Boyd/Johnson, Keith Lamont/Dee, Trent/Rubinstein, John/Chapman, Kevin (I)/Del Toro, Benicio/O'Hare, Denis (I)/Tran, Hai Quang/Brown, Charlie B./Vaughn, Tony/Calderon, Paul/Shiver, Arron/Harris, Antef A./Marsan, Eddie/Roberts, Barclay/Guyton, Tony/Hartzog, Randall/Beech Jr., Wayne E./DuVall, Clea/Pakis, Claire/Gainsbourg, Charlotte/Corley, Annie/Armstrong-Miles, Dorothy/Nahon, Carly/Scott, Jessica (VII)/Leo, Melissa/Trahan, Arita/Branch, Tricia/Pfalzgraff, Jennifer/Delgado, Teresa (I)/Watts, Naomi (I)/Sanchez, Lisa/Davenport, Verda/Herin, Anastasia/Bishop, Sharon/Blair, Pamela/Dent, Catherine +24 Hour Party People (2002)/Pegg, Simon/Coghill, Chris/Kennedy, Roger (III)/Burnell, Jean-Jacques/Baker, Kenny (I)/Cilenti, Enzo/Swan, Paul (II)/Coogan, Martin/Severin, Steven/Tildesley, Mark/Harris, Sean (I)/Dino (IV)/Smith, Mark E./Pivaro, Nigel/Cernow, Sean/Cross, Aidan/Pickering, Mike (I)/Lydon, John/James, Lennie/Gunn, Peter (I)/Moscrop, Martin/Hancock, Martin (I)/Cunningham, Danny/Ryder, Shaun/Tighe, Darren/Windows, Mark/Ryder, Paul (II)/McNicholas, Joshua/Haslam, Dave/Cartwright, James/Mitchell Jr., Michael/Hope, Dan/Roberts, Gary (IV)/O'Brien, Kieran/Allen, Keith (I)/Serkis, Andy/Murray, Conrad/Little, Ralf/Wilson, Tony (II)/Popplewell, Paul/Davey, Martin Nigel/Considine, Paddy/Coogan, Steve/Thomson, John (I)/Gorman, Dave (I)/Clarke, Nick (I)/Johnson, Trevor (I)/Roberts, Smug/Pop, Iggy/Weller, Paul (I)/Simm, John/Bell, Neil (I)/Boon, Clint/Mani (III)/Waring, Raymond/Salaman, Toby/Devoto, Howard/Cook, Ron (I)/Eccleston, Christopher/Brydon, Rob/Kay, Peter (I)/Horrocks, Tim/Bowser, Mr. A./Whitworth, Duncan/Riley, Sam (II)/Cooper, Collette/Seymour, Terri/Schlesinger, Helen/Lever, Claire/Radcliffe, Naomi/Allen, Fiona/Henderson, Shirley (I)/Sioux, Siouxsie/Cunliffe, Tracy/Tyborczyk, Anna/Clarke, Margi/Satchell, Rowetta/Kelly, Elizabeth/Magowan, Kate +25th Hour (2002)/Riesco, Armando/Fortt, Guy A./Cox, Brian (I)/Genet, Michael/Norton, Edward (I)/Orvis, Greg/Modafferi, Louis/DeGennaro, Vinny/Matthews, Frank (III)/McCoy, A.J./Stanford, Aaron/Bergen, John/Prudius, Oleg Aleksandrovich/Mundi, Coati/Bini, Carl/Cecere, Sal/Pepper, Barry/Rossomodo, Nicholas/Rubeo, Ed/Devon, Tony/Illig, Patrick/Siragusa, Tony/Castillo, Doy Gabriel/O'Neal, Patrice/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Kelsch, Peter James/Brazil, R.L./Palazzo, Jeffrey/Fletcher, Andre/Diomede, Paul/Jackson, Rodney 'Bear'/Zhivotovsky, Igor/Nobbs, Keith/Crowns, Howard/Palagonia, Al/Whitlock Jr., Isiah/Simon, Marc H./Mascall, Joseph/Spinghel, Radu/Miller, Douglas (VII)/Reton, Daniel/Bright, Keith (I)/Wallace, Mark (I)/Fiore, Mike (I)/Bullock, Lawrence/Uchaneishvili, Levan/Williams, Brad (V)/Taraseiwicz, Alan/Kuznetsov, Misha/DJ Cipha Sounds/Pierce, Jason (VII)/Ramirez, Dania/Ferlito, Vanessa/Reston, Arloa/Dawson, Rosario/White, Michole/Spierer, Stacy Lynn/Rahman, Rumaisa/Niles, Maja/Drekonja, Larissa/Cornelisse, Tonya/Paquin, Anna/Finley, Felicia/Darlow, Cynthia/Mullen, Jamil/Pepe, Christine +28 Days (2000)/Dooly, Mike/Kelley, Elijah (I)/Tudyk, Alan/Wood, Stan/Taylor, Frank Hoyt/Nayyar, Harsh/West, Dominic/McCary, Rod/Cedeño, Matt/Pervis, Adam/O'Malley, Mike (I)/Gioiello, Bruno/Byrd, Dan/Wainwright III, Loudon/Mortensen, Viggo/Buscemi, Steve/Dolan, Andrew/Armstrong, Jack (I)/Moody, Jim (I)/Anagnos, Bill/Reitz, Ric/Ponder, Brent/Santoni, Reni/Warrick, Brittani/Reilly, Corinne/Pankow, Joanne/Skye, Azura/Chang, Christina/Pratt, Wendee/McGuire, Maeve (I)/Chapman, Judith/Fairchild, Patricia M./Yates, Suellen/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Bullock, Sandra/Krebs, Susan/Payne, Kathy (I)/Ladd, Diane/Ruscio, Elizabeth/Scharf, Katie/Jean-Baptiste, Marianne/Davis, Suzanne (I)/Sutton, Lisa (I)/Deane, Meredith/Martindale, Margo +28 Days Later... (2002)/Palmer, Alex/Rann, Jeff/Panthaki, Ray/Rambaruth, Sanjay/Lush, Jenni/Dwyer, Richard (I)/Knapp, Sebastian/McQuarrie, Stuart/Ewans, Nick/Stokes, Al (II)/Hackney, Justin/Lewis, Nicholas James/Murphy, Cillian/Dunne, Christopher/Sedgwick, Toby/Hiltunen, Jukka (I)/Gleeson, Brendan/Eccleston, Christopher/Laniyan, Junior/Campbell, Marvin/Bill, Leo/Harnett, Ricci/Mably, Luke/Young, Steen/John, Terry/Delamere, Alexander/Matthiae, Tristan/Christopher, Adrian/Schneider, David (IV)/Kasey, Paul/Huntley, Noah/Hitching, Emma/Harris, Naomie/Burns, Megan/Simpson, Joelle/McGarrity, Kim/De Stoppani, Bindu +3 Men and a Little Lady (1990)/Wong, Everett/Redford, Ian/Hunt, Neil/Lynn, Jonathan/Selleck, Tom/Guttenberg, Steve/Boswall, John/Vaughn, Steven L./Cazenove, Christopher/Pringle, Bryan/Richards, Charles David/Danson, Ted/Shaw, Fiona/Fields, Edith (I)/Hancock, Sheila/Weisman, Robin/Walsh, Sydney/Gaul, Patricia/Allen, Rosalind (I)/Pulliam, Darcy/Marta, Lynne/Hurley, Melissa (I)/Moore, Edwina/Neal, Lucia/Travis, Nancy +3 Ninjas (1992)/Caudill, Scott/Wong, Victor (III)/Power, Chad/Labyorteaux, Patrick/Kingsley, Rand/Septien, Al/Powell, Clifton/Slade, Max Elliott/Tanaka, Professor Toru/Nelson, Race/Swetow, Joel/Chou, Tasen/McRae, Alan/Jackson, Baha/Treanor, Michael/Harder, D.J./Sargeant, Kate/Franco, Margarita/Burr, Fritzi +3000 Miles to Graceland (2001)/Mundy, Kevin/Russell, Kurt (I)/Holdridge, Larry/Welch, Tim (I)/March, Craig/Dunlap, Dave (I)/Dorsa, Bart/Allan, Jay (II)/Edwards, Johnny/Jordan, Aubrey/Conti, Michael J./Goldblatt, Max/Abrahams, Doug/Harter, Wayne/Staz/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Lichtenstein, Demian/Termath, Steve J./Casino, John/Owen, Jim (II)/James, Eric (I)/Lake, Rob/Lake, Rod/Long, Howie/Garon, Jesse (II)/Hoctor, Tim/Alderman, Ralph J./Claggett, Bruce/Brown, R. 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(1982)/Thibeau, Jack/Sánchez, Marcelino/Fisher, B.G./Mulkey, Chris (I)/Turner, Bjaye/Kelly, David Patrick/Landers, Matt/Lightsy, Jack/Yanez, Bob/O'Neal, Kevin (II)/Call, R.D./Nolte, Nick/Dowd, Ned/Hauk, John/Walker, Rock A./James, Brion (I)/Pettinger, Gary/McRae, Frank/Dearth, Bill/O'Neal, Brian (I)/Zacha, W.T./Cruickshanks, Reid/Contreras, Luis (I)/Huston, J. Wesley/Johnston, John Dennis/Allen, Todd (I)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Cross, Bill (IV)/Catlett, Loyd/Scott, Walter (I)/Moordigian, Dave/Dobbins, Bennie E./Haynie, Jim/Banks, Jonathan/Dimitri, Nick/Jason, Peter/Landham, Sonny/Remar, James/St. Elwood, Jon/Keane, James (I)/Loundermon, Gus/Smith, Clint (I)/Blackburn, Greta/Ray, Ola/Rose, Margot/Gifford, Gloria (I)/Brown, Olivia (I)/Martin, Sandy (I)/Crosby, Denise/Venus, Brenda/Sherman, Kerry/Plaza, Begoña/Regard, Suzanne M./Wallace, Marquerita/King, Tara (I)/Robinson, Angela (I)/Nono, Clare/O'Toole, Annette +50 First Dates (2004)/Nakashima, Joe/Pinkosh, Mark/Sandler, Adam (I)/Abesamis, Americus/Brown, Pomaika'i/Osborn, Michael K./Chung, Esmond/Federman, Wayne (I)/Schneider, Rob/Astin, Sean/Magwili, Dom/Donaruma, J.D./James, Kevin (III)/Shulak, John Patrick/Lee, James (IV)/Suapaia, David/Chin, Glen/Yan, Lin/Avenido, Kent/Puluti Sr., Aukuso Gus/Olmos, Keali'i/Loughran, Jonathan/Keaulana, Brian L./Fujimori, Darin/Chi, Albert/Chen, Peter (IV)/Uesugi, Tache/Patricio, Anthony/Aykroyd, Dan/Covert, Allen/Clark, Blake/Dante, Peter/Guiterrez, Christian/Christopher, Chantell D./Barrymore, Drew (I)/Rose, Nectar/Uhvana, Ishtar/Cazin, Marguerite/Reece, Virginia/Sandler, Jackie (I)/Lee, Michelle (III)/Lawner, Melissa/Collins, Lynn/Hersh, Nicola/Moore, Kylie/Pyle, Missi/Bauer, Kristin/Segal, Linda/Hill, Amy/Rudolph, Maya/Vivian, Brenda/Winnick, Katheryn/Morris, Julianne/Strus, Lusia/Stedman, Anne/Omi, Sharon/Bowman, Jessica/Bee, Deniese/Soerjoko, Meilinda/Williams, Shenika +51st State, The (2001)/Tomlinson, Ricky/Murray, Paul T. 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Margo/Smith, Carrie (IV)/Bolen, Marcie/Ieuan, Dafydd +Abandon (2002)/Baichoo, Shawn/Baugniet, Joseph/Miller, Tobie/Kimmel, Josh/Bilerman, Howard/Feuerstein, Mark/Pisano, Dantonio/Burrage, Chris/Julien, Barry (I)/Meyers, Owen/Misri, Nathaniel/Lavalley, Jay/Stewart, Jonathan (II)/Cavaliere, Raffael/Lee, Daniel (I)/Epps, Kris/Buttner-Schnirer, Padraig/Du Murier, Bombyx/Burr, Andrew/Edwards, Iwan/Murphy, Daniel (I)/Lafferty, Edward/Fallon, John (I)/Wetsch, Jeffrey/Davis, Jonathan (X)/Udell, Eli/Venuta, Gianpaolo/Bosco, Philip/Paul, Christian/Gilbert, John (XVIII)/Roy, Nick/Fournier, Michel (II)/Peacock, Simon (I)/Kwong, Benjamin/Dyson, Christopher/Faulconbridge, Scott/Songui, Kwasi/Holden, Arthur (I)/Day, Jon (I)/Benson, David (II)/Mangal, Andrew/Mallal, Samir/Burton, Noël/Issid, Fred/Medine, Sacha/Ryder, Kevin (I)/Connell, Chad/Kennedy, Ryan (IV)/Burns, Robert (III)/Travis, Malcolm/Zih, Si-Wai Francis/Corday, Bill/Paterson, Mike (II)/Baril, Aaron/Camacho, Mark/Tsar, Mike (I)/Bratt, 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(II)/Speechley, Ryan/Grant, Hugh (I)/Wilkinson, Matt (I)/Speechley, Joseph/Prew, Augustus/Mayer, Jamie (I)/Salkey, Jason/Hutchison, Nicholas (I)/Pejic, Steffan/Marshall-Gunn, James/Heap, Mark/Lachlan Young, Murray/Whiteley, Richard/Tarrant, Chris/Drewry, Mark/Obashju, Korede/Biswas, Sunanda/Keeling, Aaron/McNicholl, Peter/Thomas, Matthew (I)/Hoult, Nicholas/Kamal, John/Perrin-Hunter, Nathan/Kew, Alex/Brierley, Roger/Ridgeway, Ben/Roy, Peter (I)/Kennington, Laura/Cook, Madison/Stephenson, Denise/Ghamsary, Susan/Askew, Lynn/Small, Sharon/Smurfit, Victoria/Swaby, Tanika/Walsh, Delma/Stone, Frog/Brook, Isabel/Harman, Claire/Cook, Jordan/Murphy, Cathy/Goodey, Fritha/Craven, Rebecca/Henderson, Joyce/Philip, Anna Maria Credenzone/Martin, Sian/Perrin, Kristine/Muir, Bethany/Hyams, Sue/Vorderman, Carol/Kahal, Maggie/Duvitski, Janine/Perrin-Hunter, Rachael/Apsion, Annabelle/Weisz, Rachel/Petitt, Joanne/Tena, Natalia/Doyle, Susannah/Vale, Tessa/Milward, Beverly/Johnson, Edna (II)/Craven, Amy/Knight, Rosalind/Williams, Paulette (I)/Harvey, Danielle/Dallison, Lorna/Collette, Toni/Galloway, Jenny/King, Sarah (I) +About Last Night... (1986)/Greco, Joe (I)/DiCenzo, George/Alldredge, Michael/Kazurinsky, Tim/Wohl, Ray/Smith, Sheenika/Bourland, Kevin/Eckholdt, Steven/Belushi, James/Neches, Robert/Thomas, Robin (I)/Petersen, John Richard (I)/Durkin, Robert B./Wagerman, Heath/Lowe, Rob (I)/Kall, James/Bastounes, Dean/Di Blasio, Raffi/DeSoto, Rosanna/Moore, Demi/O'Banion, Brie/Pistone, Kimberley/Bransfield, Marjorie/Arthur, Rebeca/Duff, Patricia/Keener, Catherine/Mullally, Megan/Gibbons, Donna/Maris, Ada/Huddleson, Lindy/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Arnemann, Dawn/Maier, Charlotte/Parker, Sachi +About Schmidt (2002)/Koterba, Jeff/Cariou, Len/Hesseman, Howard/Winston, Matt (I)/Kem, Robert/Mulroney, Dermot/Huse, Chris/Crawley, James J./Connor, James M./Kills Crow, Lester/Belford, Thomas Michael/Ha, Tung/Venhuizen, Mark/Tolochko, Michael/Reeves, Phil/Groener, Harry/Wenzel, Vaughan/Nicholson, Jack/Mtulu, Abdallah/Heller, Steve (I)/Gibson, McKenna/Hanna, Melissa/Bates, Kathy (I)/McNaughton, Emily/Ray, Connie/Hart, Judith Kathryn/Davis, Hope (I)/Wilmot, Linda/Heimann, Beth/Nelson, Mary Beth/Vinci, Jody/Anderson, Jill (I)/Tipp, Marilyn/Hamada, Cheryl/Squibb, June/Lansbury, Angela +Above the Law (1988)/Cannata, Anthony/Ross, Alex (I)/Goldring, Danny/Ross, Chelcie/Nakayama, Mike/Rasulala, Thalmus/Tuan, Le/Viverito, Vince/Lauck, Joe D./González, Rafael (I)/Milanovich, Tom/Tran, April/Kusenko, Nicholas/Tiedje, Timothy W./Hartline, Gene/Nino, Miguel/Seagal, Steven/Drummond, John (I)/Farid, Zaid/Faraldo, Daniel/Wallace, Jack (I)/Dean, Ron (I)/Ramírez, Juan (I)/Karchmar, Chris/Nieves, Mario/Barron, Ronnie/Kosala, Joseph F./Katz, Marc/Greco, Joe (I)/Matsuoka, Haruo/Silva, Henry/Barge, Gene/Goldman, Gary (V)/Williams, Gregory Alan/Foody, Ralph/Muzila, Tom/Dunn, Craig/Rasho, Al/Nixon, Richard/Janecek, Dan/Phun, Dennis/de Broux, Lee/Gorman, Patrick (I)/Godinez, Henry/Peditto, Christopher/Stewart, Terry (II)/James, Mike (I)/Rooker, Michael/Coglianese, Mike/Stone, Sharon (I)/Peck, Clare/Nop, Chantara/Davis, Metta/Cooper, India/Fleming, Toni/Terracina, Nydia Rodriguez/Holt, Sandy (I)/Phan, Thi Kim Phuc/Hoard, Michelle/Grier, Pam/Hamada, Cheryl/Tejero, Lisa +Abre los ojos (1997)/Palenzuela, Miguel/de Juan, Jorge/Martín, Javier (I)/Pepe (III)/Martínez, Pedro Miguel (I)/Gabella, Ion/Ulloa, Tristán/Martínez, Fele/Noriega, Eduardo (II)/Jaro/Egido, José Ángel (I)/Cruz, Richard (II)/Lera, Chete/Amenábar, Alejandro/Cadiñanos, Joserra/Otegui, Raúl/Barray, Gérard/García, Luis (II)/Navarro, Pepe (I)/Prieto, Walter/Angulo, Carola (II)/Cruz, Penélope/Nimri, Najwa/Gautier, Fanny +Absence of Malice (1981)/Kerwin, William (I)/Márquez, Ricardo (I)/Gillen, Jeff/O'Barry, Rick/McDermott, Jack (I)/Álvarez Calderón, Alfredo/Hober, Barry/Petrullo, Joe/McAllister, Shawn/Sommer, Josef/Hawkins, Timothy/Harris, Mark (I)/Brimley, Wilford/Archie, John/Sandman, Lee/Hood, Don/Bartsch, Ted/Mann, Sugar Ray/DiSanti, John/Balaban, Bob/Adler, Luther/Hindman, Bill/Calvo, Oswaldo/Van Auken, Gary/Ross, Arnie/Primus, Barry/Lupo, Chuck/Harkins, John (I)/Newman, Paul (I)/Napoles, Anna Marie/Wilson, Jody (I)/Parraga, Lynn/Dillon, Melinda/Matzdorff, Patricia/Sullivan, Pat (I)/Suergiu, Kathy/Kosstrin, Bobbie Ellyne/Anderson, Sharon (I)/Earl, Ilse/Logan, Laurie V./Field, Sally/Spurlock, Shelley/Malugen, Clardy/Zolten, Diane +Absolute Power (1997)/Welsh, Kenneth/Harvey, Robert (I)/Hackman, Gene/Marshall, E.G./Orrison, George/Glenn, Scott/Margolis, Mark/Eastwood, Clint/Haysbert, Dennis/McDaniel, Charles/Campbell, John Lyle/Taylor, Jack Stewart/Chan, Yau-Gene/Harris, Ed (I)/Dahlquist Jr., Eric/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Linney, Laura/Eastwood, Alison/Davis, Judy/Eastwood, Kimber/Johnson, Penny (I)/Ehrlich, Joy/Hardin, Melora/Kagan, Elaine +Abyss, The (1989)/Brewer Jr., Captain Kidd/Cameron, Mike (I)/Ratray, Peter/Isbell, Tom/Biehn, Michael/Warlock, Dick/Graff, Todd/Farago, Joe/Burmester, Leo/Dochterman, Daren/Bedford Lloyd, John/Wisher Jr., William/Sullivan, Brad/Duffy, Thomas F./Lloyd, Frank (II)/Quinn, J.C./Harris, Ed (I)/Mukai, Marcus K./Campbell, J. Kenneth/Beach, Michael/Murphy, Christopher (I)/Nelson, Adam (I)/Elliott, Chris (I)/Weeks, Jimmie Ray/Jenkins, Ken (I)/Klek, George Robert/Darlington, Phillip/Chapman, Michael (I)/Anastasio, Chris/Nemec III, Joseph C./Searle, Robert (I)/Cross, Paula/Scott, Kimberly (I)/Gordon, Wendy/Yancy, Emily/Mastrantonio, Mary Elizabeth +Accepted (2006)/Little, Steve (II)/Leo, Arthur/Noble, Matt (III)/Reyes, Ernest Shaun/Patil, Neil/Hill, Jonah/Bagley, Tim/Weitzman, Armen/Derwin, Mark/McGann, Paraic/Garren, Nicholas/Hursley, Joe/Herschman, Adam/Horrigan, Sam/Long, Justin (I)/Hershey, Portis/Heredia, Louie/Patterson, Ross/Ching, Matthew/Leung, Jim/Gould, Geoffrey/Blake, Richard W./Short, Columbus/Van Winkle, Travis/Long, Christian/Hova, Ethan/Powell, Brian (I)/Brown, Richard (IX)/O'Heir, Jim/Adsit, Scott/Lewis Jr., Ronnie/Khai, Christopher/Sestero, Greg/Fryer, Yorke/St. Clair, Matthew/Vigil, Mathew/Howard, Jeremy (I)/Dennis, Don (II)/Pitkanen, Nathan/Fernandez, Chad/Santiago, Ray (I)/Schmidtke, Ned/Taylor, Robin (I)/Schueler, Jimmy/Stone, Skyler/Daily, Mike (II)/Carmon, David/Duby, Jeff/Black, Lewis/Lutz, Kellan/Leffler, Jamie/Harik, Jay/Baxter, Artie/Miller, Brendan/Heald, Anthony/Kapraun, Jason/St. Hilaire, Stephanie/Fielding, Holly/Ayer, Debbon/Lively, Blake/de Lacey, Mindee/Lauren, Vanessa/Bellami, Natalia/Gleave, Lisa/Gutierrez, Alejandra/Nam, Nina/Rahman, Rumaisa/Cusack, Ann/French, Kate/Diaz, Christina (II)/Parisi, Rebecca/Bryant, Kristin/Loundagin, Lindy/Soerjoko, Meilinda/Laine, Michelle/Jeensalute, Jessica/Travolta, Margaret/Davis, Mylika/Jimenez, Carla/Odell, Misty/Doubleday, Kaitlin/Giangrande, Meredith/Hasstedt, Larke/Waller, Wendy/Shean, Darcy/Banks, Shameka/Tibbs, Chantelle (I)/Di Stefano, Zoe/Boiros, Ashleigh/Crossland, Criscilla/Phelps, Laurie Megan/Thayer, Maria/Baird, Diora/Marks, Hannah +Accidental Tourist, The (1988)/Sparrow, Walter (I)/Granger, Seth/Stiers, David Ogden/Neal, Donald/Lacey, Aaron Michael/Williamson, Paul (I)/Adelman, Todd J./Riallot, Roland/Kasdan, Jake/Mott, Bradley/Begley Jr., Ed/Combs, David Q./Pullman, Bill/Hurt, William (I)/Nelson, London/Gouyer, Gregory/Paolucci, Thomas/Gorman, Robert Hy/Brown, William (III)/Kasdan, Jon/Houck, Caroline/Converse, Peggy/Houck, Amanda/Kerrigan, Maureen (I)/Collins, Neana N./Wright, Amy (I)/Rapoport, Audrey/Davis, Geena/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Kasdan, Meg +Accused, The (1988)/Bibby, Peter/Dimopoulos, Stephen/Still, Dana/Sheridan, David (I)/O'Sullivan, Barney/Wasserman, Jerry/McBeath, Tom/Mulligan, Terry David/Coulson, Bernie/Rossi, Leo (II)/O'Byrne, Laurie/Bedard, Jim/Miller, Stephen E./Heaton, Tom/Johnson, Bryan (II)/Kondrashoff, Kim/Winlaw, Mike/Sanford, Garwin/Argenziano, Carmen/LaFleur, Matt/Hayes, Deryl/Holland, Antony (I)/Lambert, Stephen Brent/Lysell, Allan/McNulty, Kevin/Kavadas, Andrew/Walden, Scott/Cox, John H./Antin, Steve/Paulin, Scott/O'Brien, Tom (II)/Van Norden, Peter/Brown, Woody (I)/Klann, E. Andrea/Chalk, Gary/Marsh, Wally/Darlow, Linda/Goodger, Michele/Toolan, Rebecca/McGillis, Kelly/Lee, Gloria (I)/Chula, Babs/Martin, Pamela (I)/Hirt, Christianne/Andrews, Marsha/Flanagan, Frances/Sood, Veena/Perry, Freda/Hearn, Ann/Weaver, Rose/Foster, Jodie/Keane, Kirsten/Williams, Denalda +Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994)/Munch, Gary/Archie, John/Stuart, Laird/Marino, Dan/Willingham, Noble/Adonis, Frank/Wahl, Tom (I)/Tiny Ron/Mazurkiewicz Jr., Paul/Kier, Udo/Dellenbach, Jeff/Barrett, Robert (III)/Carrey, Jim/Corone, Antoni/Scheine, Raynor/Pizzo Sr., Dominic Jack/Margulies, David/Knickerbocker, Will/Cecere, Vince/Miller, Terry (I)/Owen, Jack (II)/Ferrell, Robert/Landivar, Henry/Cross, Jeff (I)/Stoyanovich, Peter/Cobb, Randall 'Tex'/Baker, Bubba/Goldstein, Herbert/Zuckert, Bill/Mena, Chaz/Capodice, John/Uhlenhake, Jeff/Webster, Alex (I)/Shula, Don/García, Manuel L./Barnes, Chris (VI)/Loc, Tone/Evans, Troy (I)/Coleman, Marco/Stephenson, Dwight/Margolis, Mark/Bokamper, Kim/Mitchell, Scott (II)/Mistrot, Florence/Karman, Cristina/Ferratti, Rebecca/Drummond, Alice/Young, Sean (I)/Russo, Michelle/Peace, Margo/Clayton, Judy/Cox, Courteney +Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995)/Carrey, Jim/Gunton, Bob/Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Adewale/McNeice, Ian/Grunke, Tom/Spence, Bruce/Kirzinger, Ken/Standifer, Damon/Steel, Andrew/Daniels, Danny D./Davidson, Tommy/Phillips, Sam Motoana/MacKay, Michael Reid/Sroka, Warren/Eziashi, Maynard/Tilden, Leif/Williams, Gene (II)/Callow, Simon/Kennedy, Dev/Trinidad, Arsenio 'Sonny'/Christie, Sabrinah/Tippo, Patti/Kellie, Stacie/Allen, Kayla/Norton, Kristin (I)/Okonedo, Sophie +Action Jackson (1988)/Williams, Chino 'Fats'/Landers, Matt/Wilson, Thomas F./Libby, Brian/Davi, Robert/Brown, Roger Aaron/Wilder, Glenn R./Hayden, Dennis/Nelson, Craig T./O'Ross, Ed/Lew, James/Foster, Stan (I)/Small, Edgar (I)/Pizzo Sr., Dominic Jack/McCarthy, Francis X./Eisley, David Glen/Meshack, Charles/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Broughton, Chris/Haynie, Jim/Duke, Bill (I)/Wagner, Thomas (I)/Druilhet, Tom/Landham, Sonny/White, De'voreaux/Duran, Richard L./McManus, Michael (I)/Brown, Alonzo (I)/Efron, David/Weathers, Carl/Vandeman, Steve/Richmond, Branscombe/Minor, Bob/Hughes, Prince/Burton, William H./Belsky, Kenneth D./Hanson, Preston/Thibeau, Jack/Leong, Al/Worth, Nicholas (I)/Lyons, John (IV)/Barry, Ivor/James, Diana (I)/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Lentini, Susan/McQueen, Armelia/Vanity (I)/Carol, Ronnie/Conrad, Deidre/Prophet, Melissa (I)/Stone, Sharon (I) +Adam's Rib (1949)/Cody, Harry (I)/Clarke, David (I)/Davidson, Bert (I)/Kaplan, Marvin/Kemp, Kenner G./Wayne, David (I)/Fell, John (I)/Field, Norman (I)/Treacy, Emerson/Smith, Pete (I)/Mason, Louis/Evans, Rex/Self, William (I)/Harvey, Danny (II)/Pollard, 'Snub'/Sullivan, Brick/Martin, Dwight (I)/Davis, Roger (I)/Dubin, Sidney/Maxwell, John (IV)/Stanton, Will (I)/Ewell, Tom/Tracy, Spencer/Magrill, George/Kolb, Clarence/Bastin, Charles/Stevens, Bert (I)/Walker, Ray (I)/Noonan, Tommy/Montgomery, Ralph/Quigg, Dan/Cramer, Paul (I)/Merrill, Walter/Wood, Wilson/Nolan, James (I)/Luther, Lester/McMahon, David (I)/Cogan, Dick/Kostrick, Michael/Wright, Will (I)/Gallagher, Glen/Bernard, Joseph E./Quinn, Tom (I)/Brown, Harris/Mills, Frank (I)/Lawrence, DeForrest/Patric, Gil/March, Eve/Holliday, Judy/LaVinder, Gracille/Hagen, Jean/Hepburn, Katharine/Laurents, Nancy/Raymond, Paula (I)/Moran, Polly/Flournoy, Elizabeth/DeLoos, Janna/Nilsson, Anna Q./Wood, Marjorie (I)/Emerson, Hope/Blake, Madge +Adaptation. (2002)/Etter, John/Cage, Nicolas/Jasmin, Paul/Cox, Brian (I)/Magnuson, Jake/Jonze, Spike/Itzin, Gregory/Farmer, Gary/Hanson, Curtis (I)/Jones, Doug (I)/Fortune, Paul/Jason, Peter/Livingston, Ron/Tavare, Jay/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Krask, Larry/Yerkes, Bob/Elsokari, Tarek/Malkovich, John/Litefoot/Berrios, Ray/Cusack, John/Russell, David O./Court, Lynn/Acord, Lance/Fanter, Roger E./Willie, Roger/Cooper, Chris (I)/Beaver, Jim/Stephenson, Bob (II)/Orlean, Susan/Lenehan, Nancy/Gimpel, Sandra Lee/Seymour, Cara/Greer, Judy/Wallace, Rheagan/Baddoo, Agnes NaDene/Colvett, Caron/Swinton, Tilda/Streep, Meryl/Mogel, Wendy/Keener, Catherine/Gyllenhaal, Maggie/Love, Lisa (III) +Addams Family Values (1993)/Abercrombie, Ian/Holihan, Ryan/Krumholtz, David/Fife, Jason (II)/Winkelspecht, Micah/Van Hoose, Jeffrey/Shalhoub, Tony/Sonnenfeld, Barry/Gordon, Jamie (III)/Lane, Nathan/Hata, Micah/Gaona, Alex/Hart, Christopher (I)/Graves, Peter (I)/Julia, Raul (I)/Martin, Steven M. (I)/Sanchez, Rob/Martin, Douglas Brian/Busch, Charles (I)/Struycken, Carel/Scarry, Rick/Ellis, Chris (I)/McMurray, Sam/Wilcots, Joey/Phifer, Zack/Coady, Francis/Beebe, Matthew/Franklin, John (I)/David-Djerf, Karl/Hyde Pierce, David/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Workman, Jimmy/MacNicol, Peter/Wilson, Lenny/Harris, Harriet Sansom/Hooper, Kaitlyn/Reynolds, Vickilyn/Hooper, Kristen/Cusack, Joan/Peel, Haley/Huston, Anjelica/McNab, Mercedes/Halston, Julie/Shirvani, Kristy/Esterman, Laura/Byrde, Eyde/Ricci, Christina/Ivey, Dana/De Banzie, Lois/Chase, Cheryl (I)/Levin, Maureen Sue/Mazur, Monet/Hankins, Carol/Kane, Carol (I)/Saviola, Camille/Weiner, Andreana/McAuley, Nichole/Baranski, Christine/Nixon, Cynthia/Levin, Darlene +Addams Family, The (1991)/Hertford, Whit/Welles, Steve (I)/Pikus, Daniel/Wee, Jonathan/Hittesdorf, Michael/Martin, Douglas Brian/Franklin, John (I)/Wills, Benny/Jackson, Eugene M./Korthaze, Richard/Holihan, Ryan/Sonnenfeld, Barry/Azito, Tony/Benedict, Paul/Zimmerman, Joe (I)/Hedaya, Dan/Tanner, Richard/Workman, Jimmy/Morse, Owen (I)/Julia, Raul (I)/Struycken, Carel/Hart, Christopher (I)/Ross, Jimmy (I)/Shaiman, Marc/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Martin, Steven M. (I)/Anderson, Ryan (I)/Wilson, Elizabeth (I)/Levin, Darlene/Walker, Lauren (I)/Raphael, Sally Jessy/Ivey, Lela/Kent, Allegra/McNab, Mercedes/Walker, Valeri/Burt, Diane/Levin, Maureen Sue/McGregor-Stewart, Kate/Ivey, Dana/Ricci, Christina/Malina, Judith/Hall, Victoria/Maloney, Patty/Huston, Anjelica +Addicted to Love (1997)/Hodge, Mike (I)/Kux, Bill/McLaren, Conrad/Blaisdell, Nesbitt/Karyo, Tchéky/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Kim, Daniel Dae/Rosin, James/Pine, Larry/Dunne, Dominick/Forrest, Tom (II)/Ramsay, Remak/Benazzo, Maurizio (I)/Calamari, Paolo/Bowersox, Bob/Cooper, Helmar Augustus/Timoney, Bill/McAuliff, Steve/Wilkof, Lee/Gleich, Shoshanna/Ryan, Meg (I)/Forristal, Susan/Rinsky, Annie/Preston, Kelly/Stapleton, Maureen/Ayer, Debbon/Heinze, Jacqueline +Adventures in Babysitting (1987)/Rapp, Anthony/Simkins, David/Coogan, Keith/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Hazel, Deryck/Dee, John (I)/Rebiere, Richard/Collins, Albert (I)/Noonan, John Ford/Honey, Philip/Lavender, Peter/Moses, Sam/Lyon, Southside Johnny/Bishop, Rummy/Ziskie, Dan/Goldman, Rick/Hill, Frank (III)/Shue, Andrew/Nirenberg, Les/Ramírez, Juan (I)/Merovitz, Allan/Whitford, Bradley/Broeker, Jaap/Lund, Kevin (I)/Devereux, Clarke/Newbern, George/Levels, Calvin/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Johnson, Clark (I)/Aarons, Allan/Chandler, John Davis/Woodson, Walt/Hemphill, John (I)/Canada, Ron/Blacker, David/Davidovich, Lolita/Ross, Sandi/Sorenson, Linda/Robin, Diane/Kelman, Maryann/Devereux, Monica/Shuman, Sandra/Bennett, Marcia (I)/Kieferle, Kirsten/Shipp, Charlene/Shue, Elisabeth/Miller, Penelope Ann/Brewton, Maia +Adventures of Baron Munchausen, The (1988)/Jeffrey, Peter (I)/McKeown, Charles/Dennis, Winston/Williams, Robin (I)/Cooper, Ray (II)/Neville, John/Paterson, Bill (I)/Lifante, José/Idle, Eric/Gilliam, Terry/Sting/Smart, Tony/Pistillo, Antonio/Polley, Michael/Purvis, Jack/Pryce, Jonathan/Martini, Ettore/Henderson, Don (II)/MacLachlan, Andrew/Adducci, Franco/Reed, Oliver (I)/Badrsalem, Mohamed/Shah, Kiran/Thurman, Uma/Cortese, Valentina/Polley, Sarah/D'Arista, Laura/Steadman, Alison +Adventures of Bob & Doug McKenzie: Strange Brew, The (1983)/Wilson, Thick/Perlmuter, Marshall/Beck, Glenn (I)/Moranis, Rick/Dunn, Roger (I)/Clement, David/Ilijevski, Ilija/MacInnes, Angus/Forest, Denis/Beard, David/Windsor, Robert (I)/Campbell, Douglas (I)/Rigby, David (I)/Stoneham, John/Doncheff, Len/Conroy, James (I)/Blanc, Mel/Harvey, Tom (I)/Carroll, J. Winston (I)/Sampson, Paddy/Lynas, Sid/Bandhu, Desh/Dooley, Paul/Kelly, John (II)/Thomas, Dave (I)/House, Eric/Stinton, George/von Sydow, Max (I)/Bell, Thom (II)/James, Ron (I)/Benson, Christopher (I)/Grant, Dick/McConnachie, Brian/Griffin, Lynne/Butterfield, Maggie/Dainton, Dora/Frappier, Jill/Wilcox, Mary Charlotte/Douglass, Diane +Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension, The (1984)/Bisig, Gary/Ashton, John (I)/Birk, Raye/Hummer, Robert/Minsky, Sam/Peterson, Gerald (I)/Serna, Pepe/Gaines, Leonard/Sullivan, Kevin Rodney/Lacey, Ronald (I)/Smirnoff, Yakov/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Perkins, Kent/Polinsky, Radford/Banks, Jonathan/Santoro, Michael (I)/Lumbly, Carl/Weller, Peter (I)/Lithgow, John/Henderson, Bill (I)/Vera, Billy/Traylor, William (I)/Goldblum, Jeff/Rosin, James/Saito, James/Mires, Matthew/Davis, John Walter/Keane, James (I)/Mires, Greg/Morgan, Read/Magee, Kenneth/Hines, Damon/Clark, Matt (I)/Ito, Robert/Brown, Clancy/Smith, Lewis (I)/Hedaya, Dan/Ferguson, Jessie Lawrence/Gray, Robert (II)/Schiavelli, Vincent/Cash, Rosalind/Lembi, Francine/Barkin, Ellen/Costello, Mariclare/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Hess, Michele/Robbins, Jane Marla/Harrington, Laura (I) +Adventures of Ford Fairlane, The (1990)/Cavazo, Carlos/Vance, Ladd/Arnott, David (I)/Harlin, Renny/Fountain, Thom/Lund, Jordan/Stefka, Kurt James/Kelly, Dana/Crenshaw, Randy/Villa, Edmund E./Kaner, Jaz/Gottfried, Gilbert/West, Hot Tub Johnny/O'Neill, Ed (I)/Loder, Kurt/Loc, Tone/D'Lorenzo, Edward/Reilly, J.D./Christopher, Paul/Goldstein, Mark (I)/Bowe, David/Hammond, John (IV)/Zendejas, Rene/Zuelke, Mark/Neil, Vince/Smith, William 'Smitty'/Dale, James (II)/McLaurin, David (I)/Marotta, Rick/Menzano, John/Lawrence, Lee (I)/Thornberg, Lee/Newton, Wayne/Shockley, William (I)/Kelly, David Patrick/Clay, Andrew Dice/White, Steve (I)/Jarrett, Cody (I)/Knowlden, Kirk/Garson, Willie/Seymour, Douglas/Hawke, Charlie/Call, Brandon/Castillo, Randy/Mangiardi, Robert/Childers, Christopher D./Day, Morris/Wasserman, Allan/Zavala, Jimmy/Englund, Robert/Kahn, Michael Alan/Soussan, Phil/Escovedo, Juan Jose/Escovedo, Peter Michael/Sissons, Kimber/Kärkkäinen, Kata/Monica, Kathleen/Mahoney, Leeann/Matthews, Shanelle/Mannen, Monique/Sheeler, Sandra/Lala (II)/Pond, Pamela/E., Sheila/Boyer, Boni/Almeida, Diane/Corman, Maddie/Nance, Consuela/Park, Gry/Pearcey, Kristin/Wuhrer, Kari/Johnson, Connie (I)/Pfeiffer, Lori/Sloatman, Lala/Lehre, Cindy/Sheppard, Delia/Presley, Priscilla/Adlon, Pamela/Allain, Aurorah/Bland, Rita/Barrows, Diana/Park, Hili/Holly, Lauren/Escovedo, Zina +Adventures of Pluto Nash, The (2002)/Bisping, Alexander/Jordan, Don (I)/Pantoliano, Joe/Yuen, Russell/Boyle, Peter (I)/Hoziel, Eric/Baldwin, Alec/Brancato, Lillo/LaFortune, Roc/Sol, Alex/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Riley, Stu 'Large'/Varnado, Victor/Stark, Jonathan (II)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Donnelly, Brent/Franklyn, Ezra/Rebhorn, James/Reid, Roger E./Kerton, Patrick/Topor, John/Kimmel, Josh/Spinuzza, Doug/Bregman, Christopher/Corday, Bill/Mohr, Jay/Cleese, John/Long, Marlon Sterling/Houde, Serge (I)/Quaid, Randy/Mayer, Marcus/Goar, Johnny/Haig, Terry/Camacho, Mark/Fournier, Michel (II)/Rudder, Michael (I)/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Wright, Brian D./Young, Burt/White, Diane (II)/Simons, Lorca/Fafard, Andrée/Bellange, Tetchena/Grier, Pam/Underwood, Lana/Sharpe, Cornelia/Wasilewski, Audrey/Smith, Linda (VII)/Hammett, Mary/Douglas, Illeana/Dawson, Rosario/Krämer, Alissa/Krämer, Heidi/Perzow, Angela/René, Jacynthe +Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, The (1994)/Dargin, Alan/Pearce, Guy (I)/Boyce, Bob/Holmes, Mark (II)/Hunter, Bill (I)/Weaving, Hugo/Barrie, Trevor/Kmet, Joseph/Clark, Al (II)/Cornelius, Frank/Picken, Leighton/Davies, Murray (I)/Casey, John (II)/Stamp, Terence/Elliott, Stephan/Radley, Ken/Kellie, Daniel/Stead, Christian/Webster, Nikki/Pomeranz, Margaret/Russell, Rebel/Kmet, Maria/Bennett, June Marie/Cortez, Julia/Chadwick, Sarah/Corbett, Hannah +Adventures of Robin Hood, The (1938)/Rogers, Gerald (I)/Adams, Lowden/Simpson, Ivan F./Love, Montagu/Brazeale, Hal/Deery, Jack/Knowles, Patric/North, Joseph/Hunter, Kenneth (I)/Hill, Howard (I)/Richardson, Jack (I)/Fairman, Austin/Corrigan, D'Arcy/Noble, Robert (II)/Sutton, John (I)/Stanton, Ernie/Hale, Alan (I)/Hagney, Frank/Cooper, Melville/Lamont, Marten/Hordern, Michael/Power, Paul (I)/Entwistle, Harold/Herbert, Holmes/Baron, Sidney/Mudie, Leonard/Mundin, Herbert/Baylor, Hal/Hunter, Ian (I)/Benge, Wilson/Sheffield, Reginald/Rich, Dick/St. Angelo, Robert/Wisberg, Claude/Flynn, Errol (I)/Thornton, Cyril/Stevenson, Bob (I)/Matthews, Lester/Bunny, George/McNaughton, Charles/Henderson, Ivo/Mills, Thomas R./Cording, Harry/Belmore, Lionel/De Ruiz, Nick/Hodgson, Leyland/Thursby, David/Rains, Claude/Evans, Herbert/Baker, Frank (I)/Willey, Leonard/Dew, Eddie/Irwin, Charles (I)/Rathbone, Basil/Pallette, Eugene/Kenny, Colin/Kent, Crauford/Cavendish, David (I)/Hytten, Olaf/Warwick, Robert (I)/Trigger (I)/Harford, Alec/Hobbes, Peter/Bennett, Charles (II)/Howard, Harold (II)/Baker, James (IV)/Stanton, Val/de Havilland, Olivia/Leon, Connie/O'Connor, Una/Shaw, Janet (I)/Coghlan, Phyllis +Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle, The (2000)/Doud, Jared/Brandon, John (I)/Foxx, Corey/Lloyd, Norman/Thompson, Kenan/Chinery, Chip/Mann, Wesley/Gale, Ed/Brillhart, Patric/Raider-Wexler, Victor/Winters, Jonathan (I)/Thyne, T.J./Bachar, Dian/Quaid, Randy/De Niro, Robert/Reiner, Carl/Campion, John/Lowe Jr., Arvie/Holton, Mark (I)/Jones, Doug (I)/Crystal, Billy/Grodénchik, Max/Goodman, John (I)/Alper, Eugene/Kain, Rick/Novello, Don/Alexander, Jason (I)/Grier, David Alan/Young, Harrison/Beardsley, Michael/Keller, Chad/Maxwell, Jeremy/Mitchell, Kel/Slone, Victor M./Pike, Gary/Rankin, Steve/Finney, Brian (I)/Woltz, Randy (I)/Ross, Jeffrey (I)/Williams, Ellis/Caruso, Phillip V./Proctor, Phil/Donner, Jack/Rebhorn, James/Edwards, Elwood/Brisbin, David (I)/Biermann, Rod/Miller, Adam (II)/Gibbs, Nigel/Scott, Keith (I)/Bundy, Robert/Polito, Jon/Wilson, Jane Edith/Lowman, Kristen/Garofalo, Janeane/McKee, Danielle/De Niro, Drena/Couch, Teresa/Brookshire, Amanda/Austin, Jennifer (IV)/Perabo, Piper/Brewster, Paget/Goldberg, Whoopi/Russo, Rene/Niles, Myrna/Sells, Kelly/Berman, Susan (I)/McAnuff, Julia/Henson, Taraji P./Billingham, Dar/Thorpe, Alexis/Foray, June/Nicksay, Lily +Affair to Remember, An (1957)/Champion III, Norman/King, Walter Woolf/De Mario, Tony/Bernard, Butch/Lynn, Robert (I)/Til, Roger/Bain, Al/Moore, Matt (I)/Allen, Richard (V)/Denning, Richard (I)/Kelman, Terry Ross/Lomas, Jack/Lewis, Robert Q./Nolan, Tom (I)/Morin, Alberto (I)/Mazzola, Anthony (I)/Snow, Marc/Morrow, Scotty/Bonanova, Fortunio/Bolognese, Dino/Watts, Charles (I)/Lally, Mike (I)/Snegoff, Marc/Winslow, George/Kane, Ken/Pietro, Don/Scott, Danny/Mercier, Louis (I)/Corcoran, Brian/Grant, Cary/Raine, Jack/Bradley, Paul (I)/Stevens, Bert (I)/Egan, Michka/Fax, Jesslyn/Nixon, Marni/Wall, Geraldine/Nesbitt, Cathleen/Selby, Sarah/Powell, Patricia (I)/Adams, Dorothy/Kerr, Deborah/Aumont, Geneviève/Emerson, Theresa/Ellers, Suzanne/Garcia, Priscilla/Durfee, Minta/Thompson, Tina/Marlowe, Nora (I)/Patterson, Neva/Mayon, Helen/Carroll, Mary (I)/Charney, Kathleen/Ellis, Juney/Murray, Alena/Mathews, Nita +Affliction (1997)/Stewart, Paul (II)/Robson, Wayne/Lipinski, Eugene/Nolte, Nick/Coburn, James/Powell, Charles Edwin/Adams, Steve (I)/Nolte, Brawley/Jeannin, Marcel/Reiter, Donovan/Heyerdahl, Christopher/McCann, Sean (I)/Dafoe, Willem/Allison, Ralph/True-Frost, Jim/Post, Tim/Camacho, Mark/Osborne, Holmes/Caloz, Michael (I)/Almgren, Susan/Theriault, Janine/Noyes, Joanna/Hurt, Mary Beth/Mancuso, Penny/Seldes, Marian/Spacek, Sissy/Larkin, Sheena/Désormeaux, Danielle/Kleinhans, Martha-Marie/Tierney, Brigid +African Queen, The (1951)/Bull, Peter (I)/Swanwick, Peter/Marner, Richard/Onn, Gerald/Morley, Robert (I)/von Kotze, John/Bikel, Theodore/Bogart, Humphrey/John, Errol/Gotell, Walter/Hepburn, Katharine +After Hours (1985)/Jason, Joel/Marin, Cheech/Scorsese, Martin/Moston, Murray/Evans, Clarke/Scorsese, Charles/Block, Larry (I)/Plunket, Robert/Felder, Clarence/Elverman, Bill (I)/Magnotta, Victor/Argo, Victor/Bumbalo, Victor/Heard, John/Pinchot, Bronson/Dunne, Griffin/Carr, Rand/Codiglia, John P./Aquilino, Frank/Baker, Henry Judd/Sisto, Rocco/Patton, Will (I)/Miller, Dick (I)/Chong, Tommy/Catalano, Maree/Redglare, Rockets/Lim, Stephen/Arquette, Rosanna/Raflo, Paula/Winkler, Margo/Garr, Teri/Fiorentino, Linda/Bloom, Verna/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Johnson, Robin (I) +After the Sunset (2004)/Sweitzer, Keith/Harrelson, Woody/Hornsby, Russell/Woller, Kirk B.R./Donahue, Jon/Gabriel, Chad/Russo, Gianni (I)/O'Neal McKnight, Rodney/Benedict, Paul/Bruynbroek, Frank/Ledard, Tony/Norton, Edward (I)/Korda, Paul/Garity, Troy/Brosnan, Pierce/Payton, Gary/Bowen, Michael (I)/McGowan, Tom (II)/McKinnon Miller, Joel/Moses, Mark/Curtis-Brown, Robert/Jackson, Phil (II)/Williamson, Mykelti/Day, Jared/Cheadle, Don/Detwiler, Ted/Fiscella, Andrew/Dale, Alan (I)/Miller, Donald (IV)/Reivers, David/O'Neal, Shaquille/Reynolds, Anthony/Babatundé, Obba/Garlin, Jeff/Marayati, Kamal/Penn, Chris (I)/Malone, Karl/Linn, Rex/Higgins, John Michael/Foley, Tom Sean/Onweagba, Oluchi/Lenoir, Noémie/Harris, Rachael (I)/Vigman, Gillian/Conlon, Nicola/Thornhill, Lisa/Walsh, Kate (I)/Cannon, Dyan/Hayek, Salma/Omahyra/Harris, Naomie/Ledard, Shakara/Tomlinson, LeShay N./Quock, Audrey +Against All Odds (1984)/Harewood, Dorian/White, Ted (I)/Bower, Stone/Dayan, David/Valentine, Paul (I)/Creole, Kid (I)/Scarber, Sam/Kelly, Tom (V)/McKinney, Bill/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Woods, James (I)/Mundi, Coati/Williams, Allen (I)/Widmark, Richard/Terry, Jonathan/Corley, Pat/St. Elwood, Jon/Scott-Thomas, Mel/Karras, Alex/Rubinek, Saul/Greer, Jane/Hagey, Taryn/Stafford, Tamara/McCarthy, Barnetta/Poirier, Cheryl/Ward, Rachel (I)/Kurtz, Swoosie/LaBrie, Ginger/Kaegi, Adriana +Age of Innocence, The (1993)/Nilsson, Christopher/Cook, Terry (I)/Lloyd, Norman/Day-Lewis, Daniel/Barbour, Thomas/McCowen, Alec/Garrison, Jon/Cajano, Pasquale/Erskine, Howard/McLoughlin, John (I)/Trout, Michael/Brydon, W.B./Gough, Michael (I)/Grant, Richard E./Scorsese, Charles/Davies, Brian (I)/Sanders, Kevin (I)/Pryce, Jonathan/Scorsese, Martin/Fehren, Henry/Fowler, Clement/Wilson, Stuart (II)/Leonard, Robert Sean/Davis, Michael Rees/Gibson, Thomas (I)/Squibb, June/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Cameron-Scorsese, Domenica/Scorsese, Catherine/Day-Lewis, Tamasin/Chaplin, Geraldine/Pronzati, Cristina/Katz, Cindy (I)/Farina, Carolyn/Woodward, Joanne/Orange, Mac/Zoe (I)/Dunnock, Patricia/Ryder, Winona/Bloom, Claire (I)/Margolyes, Miriam/Ellis, Tracey/Phillips, Siân/Smith, Alexis (I)/Farkas, Linda Faye/Hurt, Mary Beth +Agent Cody Banks (2003)/Fisher, Noel (I)/Solberg, Shayn/Ratner, Benjamin/Krowchuk, Chad/Kelly, Terence/Jackson, Dee Jay/Miller, Stephen E./Swanson, Scott (I)/Diakun, Alex/Taylor, Bill (XI)/New, Peter/Tseng, Chang (I)/Gauthier, Chris/Prevail/Kalvari, Saul/Donovan, Martin (II)/Peterman, Gary/Kalvari, Justin/Vosloo, Arnold/Roebuck, Daniel/Cromien, Michael/Shelton, Marc/Johnston, Andrew (II)/Boissonnault, Tyler/Widdows, Connor/David, Keith (I)/Zukovic, Dan/Ballard, Jeffrey/Francis, Andrew (I)/Angus, Forbes/Peterson, Alan C./Quao, Anthony/Van Gorkum, Harry/Keenleyside, Eric/Nadon, Branden/Muniz, Frankie/Hammond, Darrell/Olsson, Ty/Van Snellenberg, Jared/Caughlan, Dennis/Thompson, Andy (I)/McShane, Ian/Hogan, Fiona (I)/Sellers, Natalie/Bakker, Sonja/Duff, Hilary/Bouey, Hayley/Norbury, Eliza/Gale, Lorena/Harmon, Jessica/Worobets, Gail/Harmon, Angie/Purvis, Alexandra/Stevenson, Cynthia/Delain, Moneca/Kershaw, Annabel/Radley, Xantha/Smith, Miriam/Calder, Lisa (I) +Agnes of God (1985)/Huckstep, Gerry/Arcand, Gabriel/Rekert, Winston/Armstrong, Matthew (I)/Denis, Marc (I)/Tourangeau, Jacques/Luft, Herbert/Tremblay, Daniel (I)/Hoffman, Guy (I)/Gélinas, Gratien/Désy, Victor/Langley, Peter/Pottie S.J., Charles S./Lacoste, André/Blais, Jacqueline/Tuckett, Rita/Graham, Lillian/Tilly, Meg/Faucher, Françoise/Fluet, Janine/Arbour, France/Fonda, Jane/George, Michele/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Dell'Agnese, Norma/Grover, Deborah/Langevin, Samantha/Moreau, Muguette/Berd, Françoise/Abbat, Nicole Marie/Mandlsohn, Chava/Jewison, Jennifer/Middleton, Agnes/Laurier, Charlotte/Lyle, Laurel/Bryan, Janice/Pitoniak, Anne/D'Estée, Mimi/Chatel, Carole +Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes (1972)/Ades, Daniel/González, Justo/Chavez, Alejandro/Berling, Peter/Repulles, Alejandro/Martienzen, Gerd/Martínez, Julio E./Farfán, Daniel/Indianern der Kooperative Lauramarca/Polanah, Armando/Guerra, Ruy/Roland, Edward/Negro, Del/Kinski, Klaus/Rivera, Cecilia (I)/Rojo, Helena +Ai no corrida (1976)/Kokonoe, Kyôji/Yasuda, Kiyomi/Minami, Rei/Matsunoya, Kikuhei/Tamiyama, Katsue/Tonoyama, Taiji/Fuji, Tatsuya/Tomiyama, Kazune/Noda, Shinkichi (I)/Hori, Komikichi/Fujino, Hiroko/Aoki, Machiko/Matsuda, Eiko/Kobayashi, Kanae/Fuji, Hiroko/Azuma, Yuriko/Fukuhara, Hitomi/Mitsuboshi, Tômi/Abe, Mariko/Shiraishi, Naomi/Matsui, Yasuko/Nakajima, Aoi/Okada, Kyôko/Seri, Meika/Koyama, Akiko +Air America (1990)/Osborn, Graham/Uttamayodhin, Wasun/Ladalski, John/Grant, David Marshall/Thomerson, Tim/Vimol, Chet/Jason, Harvey/Byrnes, Burke/Kean, Greg/Panichpan, Purin/Bowe, David/Kwouk, Burt/Bell, Marshall/Smith, Lane (I)/Tramod, Yani/Dudikoff, Michael/LaFleur, Art (I)/Welty, Roger/Jenkins, Ken (I)/Lively, Ernie/Suwanpa, Chanarona/Eisenberg, Ned (I)/Gibson, Mel (I)/Downey Jr., Robert/Plengpanit, Sinjai/Nantatanti, Natta/Macakharat, Meeson/Travis, Nancy +Air Force One (1997)/Woulard, Keith/Bell, E.E./Permenter, David (I)/Meyers, George (IV)/Berkeley, Xander/Baskin, Elya/MacIsaac, David/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Weintraub, Carl/Prochnow, Jürgen/Harley, Jim/Owens, Albert/Miglin, Duke/Peters, Robert (I)/Barry, Thom/Pugh, Willard E./Roberts, Mario/Michaels, Gordon/Bishop, Paul (I)/Hambrick, Mike/Shonka, J. Scott/Rosen, Marty/Volokh, Ilia/Holman, Bruce E./Smitrovich, Bill/Ford, Harrison (I)/Veadov, Alex/Preston, J.A./Lawless, Fenton/Oldman, Gary/Carhart, Timothy/Nixon, Stuart/Sorensen, Kristian/Lobotsky, Igor N./Miller, Michael Ray/Sklar, Paul (I)/Barringer, Daniel W./Shor, Dan/Monks, Michael (I)/Lychnikoff, Pavel/Woolf, Alan/Doyle, Richard/Krutonog, Boris Lee/Divoff, Andrew/Macy, William H./Everett, Tom/O'Donnell, David (I)/Latham, Elester/Kiledjian, Koko/Crawford, Thomas (I)/Thompson, Mark (VI)/Uchaneishvili, Levan/Stockwell, Dean/Howell, Chris (I)/McManus, Don (I)/Libby, Brian/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Vadim, David/Shaklin, Aleks/Sonne, Werner/Taktarov, Oleg/Donaldson, J. Mark/Faranda, Lee/Knutson, Mark/Hutchinson, Harry (I)/Kolman, Allan/Hall, Philip Baker/Morshower, Glenn/Gianopoulos, David/Michaels, Suzanne (I)/Crewson, Wendy/Bullock, Donna/Close, Glenn/Bellamy, Diana/Yang, Catherine T./Freeman, Messiri/Matthews, Liesel/Hanami, Ren/Shestack, Marciarose +Airheads (1994)/Ramis, Harold/Zombie, Rob/Nelson, Judd/Hosoi, Bunga/Judge, Mike (I)/Yuenger, Jay/Zarchen, John/Ashley, Kurek/Lehmann, Zander/Covert, Allen/Bell, Marshall/Hudson, Ernie/Alvear, Pablo/Bigham, Lexie/Buscemi, Steve/Colvin, Monty/Quezada, Alejandro/McKean, Michael (I)/Lemmy/Huggins, Ben/Pepper, Bob (II)/Fraser, Brendan/Melendez, 'Stuttering' John/Farley, Chris/Wilkes, Rich/Cheshier, Lydell M./Arquette, David/Doss, Alan/Ryder, Uri/Loder, Kurt/Buerstatte, Phil 'Philo'/DeRamus, Vinnie/Holihan, Ryan/Richards, Michael (I)/Pincus, Rennie/Cathey, Reg E./Sonnier, Mitchell Dane/Sandler, Adam (I)/Whipple, Sam/Mantegna, Joe/Reinhardt, Sarah/Kantner, China/Gillespie, Bonnie (I)/Hurst, Michelle/Siemaszko, Nina/Donner, Rebecca/Leek, Tiiu/Nolin, Gena Lee/Locane, Amy/Yseult, Sean/Jackson, Dana (I) +Airplane II: The Sequel (1982)/Askin, Leon/Staahl, Jim/Ward, Sandy/Paymer, David/Villechaize, Hervé/Washington, Lou B./French, Bruce (I)/Shatner, William/Garner, Martin/Burr, Raymond/Fleming, Art/Paragon, John/Finkleman, Ken/Levitt, Steve (I)/Currie, Michael/Jones, Jack (I)/Graves, Peter (I)/Watson Jr., James A./Bridges, Lloyd/O'Brien, Kenneth (I)/Bernardi, Jack/Gilliland, Richard/Hays, Robert (I)/Noble, James (I)/Boen, Earl/Gillin, Hugh/Giambalvo, Louis/Byrnes, Burke/McCord, Kent (I)/Howard, Dennis (I)/White, Al (I)/Mukai, Marcus K./Barie, B.J./Everett, Chad/Vaughan, William (I)/House, Ronald E./Smith, Clint (I)/Bono, Sonny/Larch, John/McNamara, Pat (I)/Faga, Gary/Willett, Tom (I)/Porter, William/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Leisure, David/Nevil, Steve/Powers, Stephen/Vernon, John (I)/Ashmore, Frank/Call, Ed/Berenson, Craig (I)/Levine, Floyd/Jaeckel, Richard/Hancock, John (I)/McGreevey, Tom/Peters, Sean (I)/Connors, Chuck (I)/Hirsch, Steven (I)/Sajak, Pat/Robins, Oliver/Powell, Ricky (I)/Torn, Rip/Overton, Rick/Hill, Maurice/Lawrence, Stanley/Honig, Howard/Stucker, Stephen/Patterson, Lee (I)/Dehner, John/Wendt, George (I)/Anderson, Sam (I)/Landon, Laurene/DeWitt, Joyce/Gabrielle, Monique/Guest, Pamela/Redd, Mary-Robin/Lafferty, Marcy/Nelson, Ann/Phillips, Wendy (I)/Hagerty, Julie/Price, Alison/Hanes, Allison/Beane, Hilary/Purcell, Lee/Bryant, Lee (I)/Matthius, Gail/Bergman, Sandahl/Goodman, Elisa/Farrell, Mary (III)/Natividad, Kitten/Mercier, Mary/Sorel, Louise/Hagen, Laurie (I)/Dworkin, Patty/Reade, Barbie/Sanders, June/Fisher, Madeleine +Airplane! (1980)/Zucker, Jerry (I)/Walker, Jimmie (I)/Emmett, Jesse/Abrahams, Jim/Bridges, Lloyd/Hays, Robert (I)/Harris, Rossie/White, Al (I)/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Itzin, Gregory/Zucker, David (I)/O'Reilly, Cyril/Mooy, Len/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Tregoe, William/Lewis, Zachary (I)/Wingreen, Jason/Graves, Peter (I)/Uda, Hatsuo/Kirchenbauer, Bill/Wilder, John David/Palmisano, Conrad E./Gibbs, Norman Alexander/Porter, Bill (IV)/Stack, Robert/Hong, James/Windy (III)/Voland, Herb/Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem (I)/Jarvis, Howard/Gorman, Bob/Hill, Maurice/Chapman, Ted (I)/Blake, Larry (I)/O'Leary, John (I)/Ashmore, Frank/Berenson, Craig (I)/Vigran, Herb/Starr, Robert/Nevin, Dr. Robert/Banks, Jonathan/Stucker, Stephen/Laurence, Michael (II)/Tobey, Kenneth/Hollander, David (I)/Leisure, David/Honig, Howard/Otto (III)/Zucker, Charlotte/Merman, Ethel/Hoffman, Leslie (I)/Stuart, Barbara/Nix, Laura (I)/Mallory, Barbara/Billingsley, Barbara/Gibson, Amy/Stacy, Michelle/Goldman, Marcy/Natividad, Kitten/Yaffe, Louise/Meerbaum, Nora/Sandler, Mallory/Patterson, Lorna/McGovern, Maureen/Campbell, Mae E./Breslau, Susan/Bryant, Lee (I)/Whelan, Jill/Bulifant, Joyce/Nelson, Ann/Hagerty, Julie/Terri, Lee/Mercier, Mary +Airport (1970)/Bell, Michael (I)/Reed, Albert/Nolan, Lloyd/Brewer, Charles/Gray, Joe (I)/Picerni, Paul (I)/Henry, Thomas Browne/López, Marco (I)/Martin, Dean (I)/Findlater, John (I)/King, Walter Woolf/Rubin, Benny/Russell, Mark (III)/Harvey, Harry (II)/Novack, Shelly/Turgeon, Peter/Daniel, Chuck/Hudson, William (I)/Howat, Clark/Allen, Fletcher/Wagner, Lou/Gould, Elliott/Redeker, Quinn K./Patten, Robert/London, Damian/Bissell, Whit/Nelson, Barry (I)/Lancaster, Burt/Nolan, James (I)/Stearns, Michael (I)/Collins, Gary (I)/Kennedy, George (I)/Brown, Lew (II)/Winslow, Dick/Boyett, William/Heflin, Van/Gates, Larry/Nolan, John (I)/Anders, Merry/Gerritsen, Lisa/Hansen, Janis (I)/Lovsky, Celia (I)/Saint Duval, Malila/Seberg, Jean/Bisset, Jacqueline/Morrison, Barbara (I)/Russo, Jodean/Wesson, Eileen/Jackson, Mary (I)/Gould, Sandra (I)/Stapleton, Maureen/Hartman, Ena/Hayes, Helen (I)/Grey, Virginia/Dowding, Ilana/Wynter, Dana/Landis, Jessie Royce/Hale, Barbara/Poulsen, Patty/Cordell, Cathleen/Harvey, Sharon (I)/Nelson, Nancy Ann/Ross, Marion +Akahige (1965)/Watanabe, Atsushi (II)/Ehara, Tatsuyoshi/Chiba, Nobuo/Fujiwara, Kamatari/Yanagi, Eijirô/Kayama, Yuzo/Komuro, Shu/Sawamura, Ikio/Ôkubo, Masanobu/Tono, Eijirô/Hidari, Bokuzen/Kimura, Hiroto (I)/Tanaka, Hiroshi (I)/Ogawa, Yasuzo/Hirose, Shoichi/Yamaguchi, Hiroyoshi/Mitsuda, Ken/Araki, Tatsuo/Ibuki, Toru/Mifune, Toshirô/Yamazaki, Tsutomu/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Shoji, Taiko/Sada, Yutaka/Shimura, Takashi/Mitsui, Koji/Nishimura, Kô/Uni, Mitsuga/Ryu, Chishu/Kuze, Ryu/Tsuneta, Fujio/Zushi, Yoshitaka/Araki, Michiko/Naito, Yôko/Nakamura, Miyoko/Aoki, Chisato/Negishi, Akemi/Mitobe, Sue/Sugai, Kin/Sugimura, Haruko/Honma, Fumiko (I)/Tanaka, Kinuyo/Niki, Terumi/Kuwano, Miyuki/Tsuji, Imari/Fujiyama, Yôko/Nanao, Reiko/Kazami, Shoko/Fukai, Toshiko/Kurisu, Kyoko/Tomita, Keiko/Yanagishita, Yukiko/Kagawa, Kyôko/Nomura, Akiko/Dan, Reiko +Akeelah and the Bee (2006)/Ausick, John A./Michael, Sean (IV)/Gardner, Zac/Ortenberg, Jason (II)/Villarreal, J.R./Bailly, Jacques/Soni, Neil/Don, Eric/Poindexter, Jeris/Ong, Jack/Reininga, Justin D./Ashanti, Kahlil/Armstrong, Curtis/Wasson, Craig/Davis, Austin Herrera/Dungey, Marcus Hawkins/Steeples, Eddie (I)/Green, Mason/Ganis, Sidney/Ma, Tzi/Stevenson, Jayson/Stephans, Alexander Christian/Young, Lee Thompson/Bodison, Wolfgang/Mixon, Kelron/Carney, D.T./Panda, Biplab/Fishburne, Laurence/Marlow, Jeff/Hwang, Jessy J./Fallecker, Eric/Ratliff, Mishon/Oxenreiter, John/Hornedo, George/Norling, Lance/McCullum, Julito/Govea, Ric/Wagner, Todd (I)/Olson, Katie/Conroy, Chloe/Frisby, Andrea/Hass, Stephanie/Sticker, Sarah/Kowalick, Katelyn/Hulsey, Dava/Rieger, Alexandra/Chatman, Shyann/Lucas, Keshell/Harris, Marjorie/Hauser, Fay/Friedericy, Bonita/McCrimmon, Katie Kerwin/Brown, Katie L./Niemietz, Sara/Phillips, Dalia/Kloss, Maddy/Curran, Brittany/Boettger, Corina/Wildman, Brittany M./Traister, Holly/Garey, Sahara/Palmer, Keke/Smith, Caroline J./Jones, Krysten Leigh/Cherrel, Jmeka/Cowan, Rennie/Bassett, Angela/Sanchez, Lauren/Hawkins, Amirah/Burness, Courtney Taylor/Borrus, Janet/Hubbard, Erica/Kelleher, Julia/Henderson-Stevenson, April/Williams, Kaitlyn/Garlington, Lee/Johnson, Lanaria +Akira (1988)/Louie, Detroit/Lindsay, Michael (II)/Martin, Dan (II)/Stone, Doug (I)/Blum, Steven Jay/Woren, Dan/Forest, Michael (I)/Wurst, Brad/Akimoto, Yôsuke/Cole, George C./Katô, Masayuki (I)/Prescott, Simon/Reynolds, Mike (I)/Held, Watney/Prince, Derek Stephen/Lembaw, Mike/Ôtake, Hiroshi/Lang, Lex/Kusao, Takeshi/Arakawa, Tarô/Bosch, Johnny Yong (I)/Strong, Sam (I)/Buckley, Ivan/Taggert, Jim/Hirano, Masato/Seth, Joshua/Sholder, Adam/Inagaki, Satoru/Sasaki, Nozomu/Buchholz, Bob/Joyce, Christopher (I)/Sorich, Michael/Hustin, Matthew/Lemay, Lewis/Thornton, Kirk/Nakamura, Tatsuhiko/Staley, Steve (II)/Grant, Dougary/McConnohie, Michael/Pinkham, Guy/Kishino, Yukimasa/Ishida, Tarô/Umezu, Hideyuki/Osborne, Jonathan C./Iwata, Mitsuo/Tanaka, Kazumi/Stellrecht, Skip/Kamifuji, Kazuhiro/Spellos, Peter/Pope, Tony/Lee, Peter (I)/Winant, Bruce/Price, Jamieson/Ikemizu, Michihiro/Clarke, Cam/Oliver, Tony (I)/Rae, Ted/Futamata, Issei/Axelrod, Robert/Murray, Ethan/Gurd Jr., Stanley/Ôkura, Masaaki/Romersa, Joe/Walters, Burt/Kramer, Steve (I)/Kitamura, Kôichi/Mercer, Matthew/Bassett, William/Suzuki, Mizuho/Kelso, Lee/Nitta, Sanshirô/Knight, William (III)/Genda, Tesshô/Wimberger, Kurt P./Plantagenet, Richard/Shioya, Kôzô/Hatch, W.T./MacKenzie, Cody/Bergen, Bob/Frierson, Eddie/Itô, Fukue/Phelan, Julie (III)/Brown, Emily (I)/Lane, Marilyn/Ferhardt, Josil/Darro, Bambi/Fujii, Kayoko/Thornton, Chloe/Ôno, Yuka/Goodson, Barbara/Gee, Jessica/Taylor, Julie Anne/Ruff, Michelle/Koyama, Mami/Tissier, Barbara/Cody, Lara/Fuchizaki, Yuriko/Lee, Wendee/Toyoshima, Masami/Ja Lee, Patricia/Forstadt, Rebecca/Tarulli, Lisa/Fox, 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(I)/Flenn, Karl/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Tahachee, Chief/Widmark, Richard/Rhea, Warren/McNealy, Doug/Kendrick, Wayne/Rodriquez, Cruz/De Luna, Raul/Dierkes, John/Perkins, Gil (I)/Shirley, Ben/Smith, Dean (I)/Valdez, Jesse (I)/Carter, Ed/Walker, Jim (I)/Wright, Jim (II)/Pierce, Homer/Akins, Charles (I)/Torres, Martin (II)/Garza, Miguel (I)/Burk, Jim (I)/Sandoval, Alberto/McGuyer, John/Smith, Dan (I)/Fisher, Gerry (II)/Castro, Vincente (I)/Parsons, Dale/Malis, Cy/Schneider, Pete/Shannon, Bill (I)/Maldonada, Efrain/Kone, Charles/Veltmann Jr., Charles/Hudkins, Junior/Daniel, Bill (I)/Allgood, Harold/Padilla, Ruben/Farias, Manuel/Hennesy, Tom/Brady, Buff/Cartes, Georges/Barentine, D.E./Ross, George (I)/Pyle, Denver/Carpenter, A.R./Canutt, H.J./Jackson, Joe (I)/Wayne, John (I)/Finn, Mickey (I)/Blankenship, Abe/Calleia, Joseph/Harris, Robert H./Kuykendall, David/Lau, Wesley/Wayne, Patrick (I)/Avalon, Frankie/Gonzales, Yndalecio/Sterner, Jerry/Souquet, Greg/Riley, Ed/Hairston, Jester/Nicks, C.A./Hayward, Chuck (I)/Jones, Elmo/Curtis, Ken (I)/Pennick, Jack/Canutt, Tap/Worrell, Thomas/Middlebrook, Don/Graham, Joe/Moss Sr., Bob/Hamilton, Big John/Morgan, Bob (I)/Lyons, Cliff/Hodges, Doug/Robbins, Rudy/Miller, J.R./Arruza, Carlos/Goulla, Mike/Williams, Jack (I)/Williams, Guinn 'Big Boy'/Ackland, Ray/Stevens, Winner/Trevino, Julian/Wilson, Clay/Breen, Paul (I)/Rose, Bob (III)/Allison, Lee (I)/Miller, Jack (I)/Estrada, Rojelio/Boone, Richard (I)/Wayne, Aissa/O'Brien, Joan (I)/Wayne, Pilar/Santoya, Guadalupe/Reyes, Lupe/Bode, F./Carey, Olive/Eldridge, LeJean/Cristal, Linda (I)/Borg, Veda Ann/Fernández, Rosita/Wayne, Toni/Baxter, Carol +Alamo, The (2004)/Prentiss, Robert/Jones, Richard (IV)/Hinojosa, Flavio/Cedillo, Julio/Erickson, Craig (I)/Walker, Nathan/Patric, Jason/Deckert, Blue/Montoya, Eric/Thompson, Frank (IV)/Clossin, Michael/Cravens, Rutherford/Omilami, Afemo/Pérez, Hugo (III)/Uribe, Roland/Bassetti, Robert/Garcia, Hector (I)/Black, Aidan/Echevarría, Emilio/Smith, Brandon (I)/Quaid, Dennis/Pipkin, Turk/Hodge, Edwin/Nance, Richard (I)/Prince, Steven Chester/Rojas, Ruben G./Mateer, Tim/Clarke, Dameon (I)/Finlay-McLennan, Stewart/Bruton, Stephen/Garner, Jett/Wolford, Tony/Mollà, Jordi/O'Leary, Matt/Nita (III)/Crabtree, Michael (I)/Zubiate, Daniel/Menchaca, Marc/Chavira, Ricardo/Matthews, Frank (III)/Everett, Tom/Rodriguez, Lonnie/Page, Kevin (I)/Guerra, Castulo/Howard, Rance/Price, Nathan (II)/Gray, Charles E./Kendrick, Tommy G./Blucas, Marc/Taylor, Buck (I)/Silva, Oscar D./Rippy, Leon/Stevens, Joe (I)/Sanders, Charles/Pemelton, Robert C./Davidson, Tom (III)/Beatson, Bert/Tidwell, Clint/Zatarain, Mauricio/Mayorga, Jesus/Mathis, Lynn/Philbert, Francisco/Davies, John S./Castillo, Don Javier/Kokich, Nick/Brown, W. Earl/Thornton, Billy Bob/Medrano, Nick/Wilson, Patrick (I)/Petersen, Alyssa/Petersen, Amanda/Hernandez, Celina/Taylor, Ann (XI)/Hurst, Elena/Montoya, Sonia/Gwin, Kit/Reyes, Anna/Gray, Safia/Deschanel, Emily/LeBaron, Estephania/Dudley, Crystal Marie/Bonn, Wendy/Pena, Lanell/Clifton, Laura (I) +Albino Alligator (1996)/Fichtner, William/Colantoni, Enrico/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Dillon, Matt (I)/Hoffman, Jeffrey M./Appel, Travis/Worthen, Jock/Walsh, M. Emmet/Koepenick, Brad/Spinuzza, Doug/Smith, Alexander (I)/Ulrich, Skeet/Unger, Michael (I)/Faison, Frankie/Sinise, Gary/Mortensen, Viggo/Ball, Tulsy/Carpenter, Willie C./Mantegna, Joe/Spencer, John (I)/Moore, Anthony (II)/Montgomery, Toni/Dunaway, Faye/McGraw, Melinda/Figueiredo, Aura +Aleksandr Nevskiy (1938)/Abrikosov, Andrei/Yershov, Vladimir/Rogozhin, Naum/Fenin, Lev/Klyukvin, Ivan/Aparin, N./Odinokov, Fyodor/Lagutin, Ivan/Okhlopkov, Nikolai/Blinnikov, Sergei/Iudov, Leonid/Lyan-Kun/Novikov, Vasili/Arsky, Nikolai/Pashkov, Pavel/Orlov, Dmitri (III)/Cherkasov, Nikolai/Danilova, Aleksandra/Ivashova, Vera/Massalitinova, Varvara +Alex & Emma (2003)/Wilson, Luke (I)/Paymer, David/Willson, Paul (I)/Wauthier, Alexander/XL, Chino/St. Michaels, Michael/Tobin, John H./Carroll, Earl (II)/Caballero, Jordi/Costanzo, Robert/Giroday, François/Reiner, Rob/Munson, Camden/Sebastian, Lobo/Taylor, Rip/Lund, Jordan/Bermingham, Gigi/Kramer, Leili/Marceau, Sophie/Leachman, Cloris/Hudson, Kate (I)/Sheridan, Danica +Alexander (2004)/Kilmer, Val/Kamm, Jessie/Macintosh, Laird/Atkine, Féodor/McCann, Rory/Hollway, Charlie/Bedella, David/Stretch, Gary/Powell, Matthew (I)/Berowne, Anthony James/Bosch, Francisco/Kurt, Anthony Jean Marie/Lombard, Garrett/Benítez, Benjamín (I)/Leon, David (IV)/Dunning, Nick (I)/Lally, Mick/McGrath, Brian/Kent, Harry (I)/Degan, Raz/Haigh, Charles/Raval, Animesh/Paolo, Connor/Ngamdee, Jaran/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Dixon, Michael (IV)/Kebbell, Toby/Farrell, Colin (I)/Green, Sam (VIII)/Cowan, Elliot/Hopkins, Anthony/Rnic, Peter/Ferrara, Stéphane/Mohammed, Tsouli/Morgan, Joseph (I)/Maslov, Benny/Earley, Robert/Rhys Meyers, Jonathan/Bollinger, Max/Williamson, Peter (V)/Jeetun, Joey/Le Duc, Jean/Kavanagh, John (I)/Sander, Erol/Jackson, Neil (IV)/Conway, Denis/Beattie, Ian/Pigott-Smith, Tim/Aberdein, Chris/Bunluerit, Bin/Blessed, Brian/Gordon, Aleczander/Leto, Jared/Mullins, Isaac/Orvis, Greg/Morrison, Leighton/Affleck, Rab/Murphy, Tadhg/Ferris, Morgan Christopher/Carroll, Patrick (III)/Irlam, Rowley/Dawson, Rosario/O'Shaughnessy, Fiona/Hesme, Annelise/Zamora, Monica/Mehra, Anjali/Perego, Monica/Meyer, Marie/Bullock, Suzanne/Matos, Tania/Barahona, Marta/Grueber, Gillian/Elouise, Kate/Lukes, Michelle/Jolie, Angelina +Alexis Zorbas (1964)/Moustakas, Sotiris/Bates, Alan/Foundas, George/Cosmatos, George P./Emmanuel, Takis/Quinn, Anthony/Voyagis, Yorgo/Anousaki, Eleni/Kedrova, Lila/Lindström, Pia (I)/Papas, Irene/Kyriakou, Anna +Alferd Packer: The Musical (1996)/Martin, Dirk/Welby, Mark/Junichi/Brother, Dan/Hardin, Ian/Henwood, Edward/McHugh, Joe (I)/Smith, Carter (V)/Hegel, Jon/Allen, Kevin (II)/Blackpool, Stephen/Gordon, Brad (II)/Parker, Trey (I)/Hardin, Dave (I)/Bachar, Dian/Duster/Jackson, Steve (III)/Brakhage, Stan/Yannacito, Don/Kemler, Andrew (I)/Stone, Matt (I)/Maki, Masao/M.K./Graves, Chris (II)/Leeper, Marty (II)/Taylor, Cole (I)/Solomon, Philip S./Strafferd, Aubrey/Parker, Randy (I)/McHugh, Jason/Muratore, Robert/Kelly, Jessica James/Swanson, Edith/Kidder, Kimberly/Walters, Toddy/Adamo, Liane/Tomomi +Alfie (1966)/Tafler, Sydney/Stark, Graham/Melvin, Murray/Caine, Michael (I)/Locke, Harry/Graves, Peter (II)/Elliott, Denholm/Marshall, Bryan (I)/Robinson, Cardew/Bass, Alfie/Selby, Tony/Martin, Millicent (I)/Field, Shirley Anne/Bron, Eleanor/Asher, Jane/Wetherell, Virginia/Merchant, Vivien/Watts, Queenie/Foster, Julia (I)/Winters, Shelley/Boty, Pauline +Alfie (2004)/Carter, Graydon/Ward, Jack (VI)/Watanabe, Gedde/Monteath, David/Williams, Gilbert S./Latessa, Dick/Robertson, Finlay/Morris, Max (II)/Law, Jude/Solazzo, Daniel/Mays, Jefferson/Rahm, Kevin/Gaghan, Stephen/Hamm, Steve (I)/Harding, Jeff (I)/Morphew, Steve/Brooke, Paul (I)/Hogg, Edward/Epps, Omar/Young, Liam/Jackson, Ben (III)/Vincenti, Sam/Gomez, John (II)/Griffith, Anastasia/Shaw, Cosima/Yang, Jo (I)/Moore, Charlotte (III)/Frye, Angela/La Nasa, Katherine/Zaremba, Dianne/Summers, Tara (III)/Taylor, Renée/Cather, Amber/Tomei, Marisa/Ekulona, Saidah Arrika/Cope, Martha/Clifford, Veronica (I)/Miller, Sienna/Sarandon, Susan/De Georgiou, Anouska/Neshat, Marjan/Long, Nia/Mink, Claudette/Lynn-Shyer, Deborah/Granville, Cynthia/James, Sondra/Krakowski, Jane/Wilson, Gunna +Ali (2001)/Footman, Reginald/Silver, Ron (I)/Van Peebles, Mario/Greenquist, Brad/Bowens, Malick/Cook, Vincent/Lichtenberg, Eric/Hess, David W./Nelson, John O./Morton, Joe/Robillard, Kim/Smith, Will (I)/Cubitt, David/Lang, Bradford E./Clarke, Graham (I)/Connolly, Patrick M./Quinn, Al (I)/Mason, Laurence/Henley, Barry Shabaka/Luposo, Dr. Denis/Hyacinth, Rommel/Hollins, Moses/Bikoi, Jean/Harrell, Maestro/Brown, Derrick (I)/Uhler, Ray/Gurevitz, Daniel E./Williams, Ellis/Russell, Patrick C./Plaschke, Bill/Springer, Steve/Cole, Alfred/Wolfshohl, John/Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Wills, Cedric/Haines, David (III)/Nkweta, Zaa/Dorn, Michael (I)/Edge/Dick, Mel/DiNicola, Ronald A./Purdham, David/Wills, Damien 'Bolo'/Sartain, Gailard/Rodriguez, Paul (I)/Foxx, Jamie/Mulder, Mark (I)/Arnold, Millard/Parson, Ron O.J./Voight, Jon/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/Randazzo, Steven/Mitchell, Herb/Elliott, David (V)/Katanga, Richard/Thomas, Melvin (I)/Stuart, Bobby/Poe, Poe/Utay, William/Cummings, Lee (II)/Fogel, Sheldon/Williamson, Mykelti/Connolly, John G./Shufford, Charles/De Paul, Vincent (I)/Bokhour, Ray/New, Patrick/Truman, Jack (I)/Bentt, Michael/Sale, Robert/Matheri, Thomas Kariuki/Van Swearingen, Guy/Hall, Albert (I)/Grapey, Marc/Hazzard Sr., Larry/Perry, Tracy (I)/Esposito, Giancarlo/Gasa, Themba/Malekane, Nathaniel/Shrake, Ward/Ortiz, Johnny/Notaro, Frank/Saunders, Warner/Reiss, Jack/Jackson, Brandon T./Cray, Ed (I)/Gillow, Edward C./Gill Jr., Will/Barnes, Jon A./Levine, Ted/Robbertse, Dan/Termo, Leonard/Mukenyi, Henrikennyo/Gilbert, James (V)/Dorsey, Rufus/Cassar, Dimitri/Burton, LeVar/Kalambay, Cimanga/Roberts, Hunter F./Benymon, Theron/Toney, James/Feinberg, Josh/Currie, James (III)/Carson, Lionel D./Williams, Wade (II)/Robins, Sheldon/Gray, Jim (I)/Vigus, Larry/Hopkins, Graham (I)/McGill, Bruce/Miele, Valentine/Standley, Robert/Jones, Andrew P. (II)/Salem, Mark/Wei, Yi Lu/Leon (I)/Hale, Doug/Janks, Daniel/Haines, Ross/Byrd, Robert (IV)/Mboli, Marc Kulazite/Denkin, Marty/Manni, Vic/Stolte, Christian/Ford, Deborah Smith/Brown, Candy Ann/Dillard, Victoria/Evans, Freda Nelson/Van Peebles, Maya/Coleman, Kim/Collier, Edda/Watson, Shari/Edgerton, Martha/Lynch, Tamara/Hatchett, Carol/Tittle, LaDonna/Van Peebles, Morgana/Mwale, Judith/Strike, Sylvaine/Motsilanyane, Keabetswe/Carter, Natalie (I)/Dempsey, Trish/Wilkinson, Sharon/Michele, Michael/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Chun, Alexandra Bokyun/Gaye, Nona +Ali G Indahouse (2002)/Estrada, John (III)/Sua, Julian/Panthaki, Ray/Torres, Emiliano (II)/Skutcher, Astley/Ayala, Carlos/Bell, Andy (III)/Hylton, Adrian/Allen, James (X)/Torres, Emilano/Zepeda, Robert/Ball, Martin/Syms, Richard/Highmore, Edward/Walker, Rudolph (I)/Viana, Roberto (II)/Gambon, Michael/Batchelor, Dean/Dunne, Frank (I)/Kirkness, Geoffrey/Humphrys, John/Adewole, John/Keane, George (II)/McTavish, Graham/Hawkins, Charles (III)/Way, Tony/Stewart, Billy (V)/Gonzales, Gerald/Brierley, Roger/Rhodri, Steffan/Theodore, Mark/Acosta, Jesse/Green, Matt (V)/Sánchez, Carlos (III)/Cowan, Michael (V)/Aguilar Jr., Mario/Boswell, Stephen/McGuire, Lloyd/Follosco, David/Fedoro, Olegar/Boubazari, Jamie/Jiménez, Manuel (I)/Madeley, Richard/Thompson, Jack (VIII)/Elouhabi, Nabil/Geary, Joe/Stinton, Colin/Freeman, Martin (II)/Jimenez, Manuel (I)/Snow, Jon/Robles Jr., Magdaleno/Wilkinson, Matt (I)/Wickham, Jeffrey/Jamieson, Bruce (II)/Akhtar, Imran/Bent, Stephen/Warnaby, John/Dance, Charles (I)/Perez, Manny (III)/Peters, Alex (II)/Henry, David (I)/McCrystal, Carl/Romo, Danny/Delesilva, Dominic/Jimenez, Robert/Brown, Ione/Wright, Stewart (I)/Aris, Jonathan/Kalipha, Stefan/Crosbie, Craig/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Hawkins, Charlie (IV)/Glassman, Jamie/Wimbush, Martin/Deacon, Adam/Law, Peter/Jacob, Jasper/Baxley, Gary/Baron Cohen, Sacha/Aguilar, Mário/Dunn, Andrew (II)/Clayton, Paul (I)/Lopez, George (I)/Salas, Jacob/Mazer, Ivor/Harbron, Michael/Martin, John Scott/New, Barbara/Pauley, Dana/Worme, Denise/Cheung, Daphne/Keaveney, Anna/Levy, Marianne/La Piana, Gina/Van Proosdy, Diana/Vane, Jeanette/Lavender, Daniela/Finnigan, Judy/Ashby, Capri/Mitchell, Janet (I)/Bright, Kellie/Mitra, Rhona/Campbell, Naomi (I)/Ellis, Maggie (II)/McCarthy, Maggie (I)/Pasco, Isabelle/Castro, Jacqueline/Shekoni, Judith/Mazer, Elaine/Pickles, Carolyn/Essell, Eileen/Shields, Aruna +Alice (1990)/O'Neal, Patrick (I)/McDaniel, James (I)/Williamson, Matt/Baldwin, Alec/Mantegna, Joe/Hurt, William (I)/Cherry, Alfred/Wheeler, Ira/Chan, Kim (I)/Attaway, Roy/Spielberg, David/Manos, George J./Snell, Don (I)/Edelson, Kenneth/Balaban, Bob/Sullivan, Michael-Vaughn/Polenz, Robert/Tolan, Peter/Taylor, Billy (I)/Luke, Keye/Toback, James/Cortino, Anthony/Terban, Marvin/Stein, Mary (I)/Farrow, Mia/Long, Jodi/Henry, Alexi/Moore, Patience/O'Sullivan Farrow, Dylan/Shepherd, Cybill/Davis, Judy/Salinger, Diane/Macpherson, Elle/Taylor, Holland/Bridges, Lynda/Squibb, June/Nayber, Laurie/Miner, Rachel/Verdon, Gwen/Aaron, Caroline/Marie, Lisa (I)/Bartlett, Robin/Gallagher, Gina/Cheng, Diane/Kavner, Julie/Schurmann, Katja/Barrett, Amy/Danner, Blythe/Miley, Peggy/Wallem, Linda/O'Neill, Suzanne/Peters, Bernadette/Graves, Kristy/Hugot, Marceline/Weston-Moran, Kim/Thomas, Vanessa (III) +Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974)/Brinton, Martin/Keitel, Harvey/Tayback, Vic/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Moston, Murray/Casper, Dean/Kendrick, Henry/Bush, Billy Green/Northup, Harry/Lutter III, Alfred/Bendixsen, Mia/Ladd, Diane/Foster, Jodie/Goldoni, Lelia/Burstyn, Ellen/Moore, Ola/Curtin, Valerie/Dern, Laura/Bradbury, Lane +Alice in Wonderland (1951)/Wynn, Ed/Haydn, Richard (I)/Trout, Dink/MacDonald, James (II)/Holloway, Sterling/Kearns, Joseph (I)/Freberg, Stan/Hamlin, Bob/Colonna, Jerry/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Smith, Max (I)/O'Malley, J. Pat/Lee, Bill (IV)/Barclay, Don/Thompson, Bill (I)/Grey, Larry/Beaumont, Kathryn/Lloyd, Doris/Felton, Verna (I)/Leonard, Queenie/Angel, Heather +Alien (1979)/Stanton, Harry Dean/Hurt, John/Holm, Ian/Badejo, Bolaji/Kotto, Yaphet/Skerritt, Tom/Powell, Eddie/Horton, Helen/Weaver, Sigourney/Cartwright, Veronica +Alien Nation (1988)/Simms, Michael David/Brown, Roger Aaron/Collison, Frank/Stamp, Terence/Starr, Robert/McCarthy, Francis X./Wagner, Frank (I)/Kober, Jeff/Finnegan, Tom/Marten, Seth/Boen, Earl/Wagner, Thomas (I)/Robotham, George/Simotes, Tony/Dunn, Conrad/Ling, Van/Cameron, Douglas (I)/MacHugh, Doug/Cole, Jasper/Hood, Don/Alvarez, Abraham/De Closs, James/Krieger, Ed/Perez, Tony (I)/Lando, Brian/Thompson, Brian (I)/Jason, Peter/Young, Keone/Kopp, Lawrence/Morga, Tom/Small, Edgar (I)/Dearth, William E./Parton, Regis/Patinkin, Mandy/Gillis, Alec/Sargent, Bobby/DeFranco, Tom/Landry, Clarence M./Howard, Kevyn Major/Caan, James/Murphey, Mark/Bevis, Leslie/O'Neill, Angela (I)/Seitz, Debra/James, Diana (I)/Conrad, Kendall/Drake, Bebe/James, Jessica (I)/Shroyer, Stephanie/Akune, Shûko/Graham, Kirsten +Alien: Resurrection (1997)/Faltisco, Robert/Gilborn, Steven/St. James, David/Larioza, Nito/Ramessar, Ronald/Damer, Rod/Freeman, J.E./Lorre, Alex (I)/Wincott, Michael/Mitchell, Rodney (I)/Bastens, Robert/Woodruff Jr., Tom/Orser, Leland/D'Annunzio, Cris/Raymont, Daniel/Yansick, Eddie/Bueno, Rico/Hahn, Archie/Perlman, Ron/Hedaya, Dan/Cruz, Raymond/Rowe, David (III)/House, Garrett/Prior, David Britten/Mansfield, Mark/Dourdan, Gary/Dourif, Brad/Martin, Brad (I)/Pinon, Dominique/Fellows, Nicole/Bush, Marlene/DuCasse, Regan/Campbell, Carolyn/LaBarbara, Joan/Flowers, Kim (I)/Ryder, Winona/Weaver, Sigourney +Aliens (1986)/Toop, Carl/Paxton, Bill/Hope, William/Steedman, Trevor/Benedict, Jay (I)/Matthews, Al/Biehn, Michael/Kash, Daniel (I)/Lees, John/Henriksen, Lance/Tipping, Tip/Fairman, Blain/Reiser, Paul/McDonald, Mac (I)/Rolston, Mark/Polonsky, Alan/Ross, Ricco/Henn, Christopher/Maxwell, Paul (I)/Armstrong, William (I)/Parsons, Alibe/Henn, Carrie/Hiller, Colette/Goldstein, Jenette/De Jong, Holly/Scott, Cynthia Dale/Coles, Barbara/Colgan, Valerie/Inglis, Elizabeth/Weaver, Sigourney +Alien³ (1992)/Oparei, Deobia/Herbert, Leon/Postlethwaite, Pete/McGann, Paul (I)/Dutton, Charles S./Buggy, Niall/Davis, Philip (I)/Woodruff Jr., Tom/Henriksen, Lance/Glover, Brian/McCallany, Holt/Dance, Charles (I)/Fields, Christopher John/Guinness, Peter/Mantle, Clive/Brown, Ralph (I)/Brennen, Paul (I)/Webb, Danny (V)/Fairbank, Christopher/Ching, Hi/Nicoli, Vincenzo/Chase, Carl/Weaver, Sigourney/Edmond, Danielle +Alive (1993)/Newton, John (III)/Hamilton, Josh (I)/Breznahan, Kevin/Nucci, Danny/Spano, Vincent/Dinunzio, Aurelio/Zúñiga, José (I)/Morelli, Tony (I)/Arnett, Seth/Shayler, Steven/Cassini, John/Behrens, Sam/Romano, Pat (I)/Ramsay, Bruce/Cox, Richard Ian/Woolson, Michael/Pollio, Silvio/Gaffney, Jason/Lucas, Josh (I)/Wasserman, Jerry/DeLorenzo, Michael/Malkovich, John/Noseworthy, Jack/Antunes, Nuno/Pellegrino, Frank (I)/Meoli, Christian J./Currie, Gordon (I)/DiDonna, Gian/Kriegel, David/Tayles, Michael/Willett, Chad/Hawke, Ethan/Sicoly, Michael/Carpenter, Jake/Cubitt, David/Barrington, Diana/Keats, Ele/Roeske, Fiona/D'Arcy, Jan (I)/Douglas, Illeana +All About Eve (1950)/Conaty, James (I)/Marlowe, Hugh/Chefe, Jack/Geray, Steven/Pollard, 'Snub'/Harris, Leland/Fisher, Ed (I)/Miller, Harold (I)/Hampden, Walter/Stroud, Claude/Hill, Craig (I)/Steers, Larry/Pullen, William/Farnum, Franklyn/Merrill, Gary/Borden, Eugene/Ratoff, Gregory/Sanders, George (I)/Orr, Stanley/Brooks, Ralph/Whitney, Robert (I)/Bates, Barbara (I)/Mowery, Helen/Holm, Celeste (I)/Stuart, Randy/Pierce, Marion/White, Barbara (III)/Monroe, Marilyn/Flowers, Bess/Ritter, Thelma/Baxter, Anne/Davis, Bette +All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989)/Stevens, Jay (I)/Weiss, David N./DeLuise, Dom/Kuenster, Dan/Quigley, Godfrey/Carr, John K./Etter, Jeff/Molina, Dan/Tayback, Vic/Zondag, Dick/Pegram, Nigel/Hofstedt, Dan/Swan, Mark (II)/Page, Ken/Eddings, John/Gilley, Daryl/Swanson, Taylor/Fuller, Rob/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Reilly, Charles Nelson/Durkin, Thomas/Cozzo, Cyndi/Rifkin, Dana/Anderson, Loni/Manahan, Anna/Carey, Earleen/Devine, Candy/Moore, Melba/Barsi, Judith/Briley, Kelly +All of Me (1984)/Ensign, Michael/Wright, Ronn/Edwards, Teddy/Wright, Gus/Sartain, Gailard/Dejan, Leo/Purnell, Alton/Martin, Steve (I)/Welch, Jim (II)/Vernon, Harvey/Libertini, Richard/Mattingly, Hedley/Saito, Bill/Byrd, David (II)/Permillion, Herbet/Ewing, John (IV)/Elcar, Dana/Bernard, Jason (I)/Booker, Benny/Darensbourg, Joe/Christmas, Eric/Elliot, Neil/Shields, Nicholas (I)/O'Kane, Sean (II)/Black, Stu/Hoffman, Basil/Tomlin, Lily/Diamond, Selma/Nagy, Judy/Martin, Nan/Patterson, Neva/Osborne, Madolyn Smith/Tokuda, Marilyn/Tennant, Victoria (I)/Feury, Peggy/Scott, Jillian +All or Nothing (2002 I)/Savage, Martin/Jesson, Paul/McCarthy, Henri/Corden, James (I)/Mabey, Russell/Kelly, Sam (I)/Golding, Oliver/Wattley, Ben/Williams, Alan (II)/Brown-Lowe, Thomas/Ryan, Daniel (I)/Wilfort, Robert/Stockbridge, Peter/Bill, Leo/Neenan, William/McDonald, Gary (I)/Mays, Daniel/Taylor, Peter (XV)/Bovell, Brian/Tucker, Joe (I)/Crompton, Ben/Bardock, Matt/Qadir, Parvez/Uzzaman, Badi/Bateson, Timothy/Spall, Timothy/Benton, Mark/Garland, Alison (I)/O'Flaherty, Tracy/Manville, Lesley/Craney, Heather/Hunter, Kathryn/Hawkins, Sally/Doré, Edna/Botcher, Di/Kelly, Alex (II)/Fitch, Georgia/Austin, Michele/Sheen, Ruth/Bailey, Marion/Peake, Maxine/Ainslie, Jean/Atkinson, Dorothy/Coker, Helen/Hunkins, Valerie/Lowndes, Emma/Henry, Diveen/Davis, Dawn (I) +All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)/Staudte, Wolfgang/Zinnemann, Fred/Tyrell, David (I)/Barnett, Vince/Boles, Glen/Gardner, Arthur (I)/Irving, William (I)/Conklin, Heinie/London, Tom/Kolk, Scott/Lucy, Arnold/Ayres, Lew/Collins, G. Pat/Summerville, Slim/Alexander, Ben (I)/Goodwin, Harold (I)/Murphy, Maurice (I)/Davis Jr., Owen/Wolheim, Louis/Wray, John (I)/Breese, Edmund/Maxwell, Edwin/Griffith, Raymond/Parrish, Robert/Sutherland, Jack (I)/Gleason, Russell (I)/Bakewell, William/Rogers, Walter/Alexander, Richard (I)/Pitts, Zasu/d'Avril, Yola/Mann, Bertha/Belmore, Daisy/Rosing, Bodil/Clayton, Marion/Hall, Ellen/Andriot, Poupée/Damonde, Renée/Mercer, Beryl/Marsh, Joan +All That Jazz (1979)/Moses, Gavin/Drum, Leonard/Vereen, Ben/Scheider, Roy/Heim, Allan/Lithgow, John/Berntsen, Ralph E./Hinton, Michael (II)/Butler, Ken (I)/Agress, Harry/Hobson, I.M./Flannery, Gary/Tolan, Michael (I)/Levine, Robert (III)/Troobnick, Eugene/Davis, Bruce Anthony/LeMassena, William/Ruvolo, Danny/Schwartz, Andy/Green, Michael (IV)/Man, Frankie/Holland, Anthony (I)/Fetta, John Paul/Bayer, Gary (I)/Gordon, Keith (I)/Smith, Sammy (I)/Fisher, Jules/Sowinski, John/Schwantes, Leland/Masters, Ben/Hitt, Robert/Elmore, Steve/Flato, Jan/Strimpell, Stephen/Carson, Wayne/MacCallum, Bruce (II)/Gross, Arnold (I)/Margulies, David/Wright, Max (I)/Goya, Tito/Friedman, Phil (II)/Shawn, Wallace/Haynes, Tiger/Mann, P.J./Gorman, Cliff/Tovar, Candace/Kramer, Edith (I)/Culley, Jane/Merlin, Joanna/Palfi Andor, Lotte/Ayres, Leah/Bergman, Sandahl/Passeltiner, Judi/Nairn-Smith, Jennifer/Shirriff, Cathie/Townsend, K.C./Kane, Irene/Rice, Cathy/Fosse, Nicole/Bennett, Rita (III)/Hunter, Melanie (I)/Palmer, Leland/Pounder, CCH/Geffner, Deborah/Paul, Sue/Finnerty, Mary Sue/Reinking, Ann/Toy, Mary Mon/Shelton, Sloane/Casserly, Kerry/Solotar, Jacqueline/Lange, Jessica/Doby, Kathryn/Merritt, Theresa/McKinley, Barbara/Casey, Eileen/Gaster, Minnie/Bird, Nancy Beth/Frederick, Vicki/Treas, Terri/Hill, Joyce Ellen/McCarty, Mary/Vetter, Rima/Foldi, Erzsebet/Stuart, Sonja/Carson, Trudy/Kingley, Lesley +All the King's Men (1949)/Miller, H.C./Burke, Walter/Dumke, Ralph/Crawford, Broderick/Wilcox, Frank/Chandler, Edwin/Derek, John/Myers, Truett/Wolfe, Bill (I)/Miller, Harold (I)/Greenleaf, Raymond/Karnes, Robert/Miller, John 'Skins'/Dewey, Earle S./Tully, Phil/Holdren, Judd/Rhodes, Grandon/Maxey, Paul/Tillman, A.C./Ford, Paul (I)/O'Malley, Pat (I)/Strudwick, Shepperd/Wilson, Harry (I)/Ireland, John (I)/French, Ted/Smith, Irving (I)/Stevenson, Houseley/Mason, Louis/Wright, Will (I)/Bruce, William/Donovan, King/Hale, Richard (II)/McClure, Frank/McCambridge, Mercedes/Stanley, Helene/Seymour, Anne/Dru, Joanne/Waterson, Reba/Warren, Katherine +All the President's Men (1976)/Williams, Ralph (I)/Devlin, John (I)/Burger, Warren/Walden, Robert/Balsam, Martin/Stewart, Jaye/Ford, Gerald/Murtaugh, James/Abraham, F. Murray/Wills, Frank/Robards, Jason/Pentecost, George/Rager, Del/Cronkite, Walter/Ziegler, Ronald L./Wyner, George/Agnew, Spiro/Salim, Peter/Shea, Shawn/O'Donnell, Rick/Randolph, John/Clark, Bryan (I)/Marcus, Irwin/Nixon, Richard/MacKay, Jeff/Furlong, John/McMartin, John/Wright, Wendell/O'Leary, John (I)/Venture, Richard/Hoffman, Basil/Eagleton, Thomas/Llewelyn, Doug/Lindsey, Gene/Quinn, Louis (I)/Murray, Christopher/Kleindienst, Richard/Bennett, Donnlynn/Chianese, Dominic/Karen, James (I)/Willens, Bill/Holtzman, Mark (I)/Smith, Lelan/Arkin, David/Menchine, Ron/Ganis, Sidney/MacGregor, Clark/Shelley, Joshua (I)/Beatty, Ned/Covington, Laurence (I)/Hoffman, Dustin/Dynarski, Gene/Nadelman, Jess/Martin, Greg (I)/Collins, Stephen (I)/Holbrook, Hal/Calvert, Henry/Hale, Ron/Latimore, Frank/Herd, Richard (I)/Warden, Jack/Smith, Marvin/Osuna, Jess/Esformes, Nate/Clay, Stanley Bennett/Aarons, Leroy/Mannino, Anthony/Redford, Robert (I)/Coster, Nicolas/Lambert, Paul (I)/Pepper, Florence/Perlman, Barbara/Baxter, Meredith/Trost, Carol (I)/Curtin, Valerie/Grossman, Amy (I)/Nixon, Pat/McLerie, Allyn Ann/Peyser, Penny (I)/Smith-Jackson, Jamie/Holliday, Polly/Coggin, Carol/Alexander, Jane (I)/Nielson, Noreen/Lipsky, Barbara/Trager, Pam/Duff-MacCormick, Cara/Herbst, Cynthia/Patterson, Neva/Fuller, Penny/Shelton, Sloane/Crouse, Lindsay +All the Pretty Horses (2000)/Black, Lucas (II)/Olivas, Philip/Cedillo, Julio/Solis, Augustin/Montoya, Matthew E./Damon, Matt/Estrada, David Miguel/Hazen, Barry/Grivas, Theodore/Pineda, Roberto Enrique/Lucero Jr., Ferron/Lucero, Andre/Talley, Chris/Malo, Raul/Taboada, Carlos/Chavez, Dennis/Thomas, Henry (I)/Garber, Dennis E./Barela, Richard/Miles, Marc/Conroy, Michael E./Prada, Julian/Garfield, J.D./Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Young, J.D./Sanchez, Clark/Simmons, J. Nathan/Dern, Bruce/Blades, Rubén/Lujan, Denes/Lopez, Fredrick/Rodriguez, Lonnie/Lanois, Daniel/Orr, Brian (I)/Lopez, George R./Ramos, Vincente/Roach, James (VII)/Patrick, Robert (I)/Plemons, Jesse/Marquez, Jose J. (I)/Page, Jason/Sanchez, Manuel (II)/Shepard, Sam/Dee, Anthony/Figueroa, Edwin M./Diaz, Yvette/Poe, Laura (I)/Harro, Katie/Lyons, Leeann/Colindres, Imelda/Colon, Miriam/Cruz, Penélope/Allen, Jo Harvey/Ibarra, Elizabeth +All the Real Girls (2003)/Compte, Maurice/Church, Bartow/Mouton, Benjamin/Chapman, Matt (II)/Whigham, Shea/Hardison, Bob/Kirkland, John (III)/Rouse, Eddie/Case, James Marshall/McBride, Danny R./Schneider, Paul (IV)/Ayers, Mary Beth/Deschanel, Zooey/Chaney, Amanda/Shelton, Summer/McComb, Heather/Pruitt, Maya Ling/Williams, Karey/Clarkson, Patricia/Dinwiddie, Traci/Flerl, Michelle +All the Right Moves (1983)/Boyd, Thomas R./Cioffi, Charles/Chaka, Jonas/Carafotes, Paul/Cruise, Tom/Stibich, William L./Yannessa, Donald A./Zdunczyk, Phillip/Graham, Gary (I)/Leon (I)/Simkovic, John W./Diamond, Keith/Jacobs, Greg (I)/Briggs, Walter/Baffico, James A./Miller, Dick (I)/Arnold, Victor (II)/Slivosky, Bill/Beaujon, Clayton S./Irwin, Donald B./Nelson, Craig T./Penn, Chris (I)/Winkler, Mel/O'Quinn, Terry/Jackson, Kyle Scott/Betor, George/Eatman, Laurel/Taylor, Sherri (I)/Floria, Emma/Faison, Sandy/Rigby, Mercy L./Mihaljevic, Mary/Thompson, Lea (I)/Varnado, Debra/Price, Paige Lyn/Dudukovich, Darlene/Hoover, Dana/Zabala, Valerie +Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold (1987)/Lesley, Nic/Rabbett, Martin/Heyns, Alex/Donner, Robert (I)/Boucher, Philip/Silva, Henry/Jones, James Earl/Cheza, Fidelis/Kilalea, Rory/Chiota, George/Larbi, Doghmi/Goakes, Stuart/Chamberlain, Richard (I)/Peterson, Cassandra/Stone, Sharon (I)/Marson, Aileen (II)/Times, Themsi +Almost Famous (2000)/Crudup, Billy/Droge, Pete/Williams, Patrick (II)/Andreasen, Brian/Martelli, Anthony/Sussman, Kevin/Lee, Jason (I)/Walker, Charles (I)/Cohen, J.J./Swardson, Nick/Stonestreet, Eric/Cirillo, Mark/Curtiss, Isaac/Bean, Reathel/Kozelek, Mark/Doba, Wayne/Ferreri, Mark J./Collins, Emmy/Chen, Terry/Ridgeway, Ian/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Stevens, Scott N./Maron, Marc/Fugit, Patrick/Porter, Ray (I)/Elfman, Bodhi/Caron, Jesse/Corey, Devin/Willard, Shane/Weber, Kris/Ward, Zack/Fedevich, John/Wenner, Jann/Frampton, Peter (I)/Sourakli, Samer/Rosenberg, Eric (I)/Barillaro, William/Amedori, John Patrick/Gass, Kyle/Fallon, Jimmy/McElprang, Chris/Briedis, Andrew/Griesser, Matt/Bailey, Eion/Hedberg, Mitch/Wilson, Rainn/Vaughan, Brian (IV)/Kohn, Gary/Farrell, Tom Riis/Taylor, Noah (I)/Wilson, Daniel (I)/Angarano, Michael/Roberson, Samuel Aaron/Mapother, William/Smith, Abe/Hren, Jared/Pellington, Mark/Clairville, Zach/Davis, Chris Lennon/Baruchel, Jay/Saint Ryan, Shannon/Irmen, Patrick/Yeagley, Susan/Deschanel, Zooey/Rosewood, Olivia/Weber, Kimberly/Quintana, Ana Maria/Peckham, Kate/Kozer, Sarah/Maples, Holly/Summers, Elaine/Stauber, Liz/Dragicevich, Mary/Hudson, Kate (I)/Gastgaber, Melissa/Barr, Aura/Moretti, Michelle/Joy, Aimee/Vienna, Christine/McDormand, Frances/Foley, Erin/Voyazis, Louise/Crowe, Alice Marie/Weber, Kaitlyn/Spector, Nicole/Schuler, Julia/Paquin, Anna/Baldwin, Heather/Phillips, Bijou/Balk, Fairuza/Bastianelli, Laura/Weber, Kristin (II)/Perrette, Pauley/Weber, Cindy (I)/Buchignani, Lisa +Almost Heroes (1998)/Tittor, Robert/Sellon-Wright, Keith/Aguilar, George/Del Sherman, Barry/Packer, David (I)/Camp, Hamilton/Daydoge, Billy/Woodbine, Bokeem/Perry, Matthew (I)/Cover, Franklin/Boulden, Jim/Cranshaw, Patrick/Porter, Steven M./Williamson, Scott (I)/Levy, Eugene/Farley, Chris/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Lacopo, Jay/DeKay, Tim/Barrera, David/Salsedo, Frank/Hinkley, Brent/Hart, Gordon (II)/Lake, Don/Passer, Daniel/Lindgren, Axel/Cruz, Gregory Norman/Rogers, Stuart/Shearer, Harry/Arquette, Lewis/Anderson, Scott (I)/Joss, Jonathan/Clemenson, Christian/Hopkins, T. Dan/Farley, John/Cina, Maria/Barbuscia, Lisa +Alone in the Dark (2005)/Dopud, Mike/Bruce, Robert (VI)/Anders, Ed/Acheson, Mark/Fallon, John (I)/Dorff, Stephen/Slater, Christian/Drescher, Ryan/Northey, Michael P./Pak, Ho Sung/Fletcher, Brendan (I)/Scott, Malcolm (IV)/Cudmore, Daniel/Sanderson, Will/Shahlavi, Darren/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Ulmer, John (I)/Maiurano, Antonio/Ameyaw, Kwesi/Walker, Matthew (I)/Campbell, Sean (I)/Turner, Brad (III)/Redman, Dean/Arthurs, Dustyn/Bruhnanski, Craig/Reid, Tara/Konoval, Karin/Lysell, Donna/Grauer, Ona/Postey, Rebekah/Yip, Françoise/Deakins, Sarah/Lough Haggquist, Catherine +Along Came a Spider (2001)/Hayes, Kevin (I)/Makaj, Steve/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Baker, Dylan (I)/Andison, Charles/Marsh, Ian/Carson, Paul (I)/Sanders, Jay O./Joseph, Aaron (I)/Wong, Ronin/Hild, Jim/Moriarty, Michael (I)/Robson, Chris (I)/Issyanov, Ravil/Shyer, Christopher/Dillard, Darryl/March, Craig/Heindl, Scott/Kain, Rick/Tennessey, Tarie/Yelchin, Anton/Arnold, Brian/Lane, Campbell/DeVeaux, Nathaniel/Ganeev, Raoul/Burke, Billy (I)/Cool, Greg/Lindbergh, Charles A./Scheelar, Darryl/Jahncke, Carter/Walker, Jonathan (I)/McBeath, Tom/Andre, Charles (II)/Wincott, Michael/Taggart, Tamara/Boorem, Mika/Miller, Penelope Ann/Hellman, Ocean/Meyers, Suzette/Teed, Jill/Lysell, Donna/Hall, Wynn/Dobrozdravich, Mila/Riley, Claire/Ferris, Samantha/Donohue, Debra/Horsford, Anna Maria/Statham, Kyley/Potter, Monica/Hawthorne, Kimberly +Along Came Polly (2004)/Hernández, Gustavo/Blazeak, Paul/Ross, Jeffrey (I)/Vargas, Gustavo (I)/Miranda, Walter (I)/Baldwin, Alec/Cross, Ryan (I)/Hart, Kevin (I)/De La Cruz, Marco/Sherrard, Jeffrey/Barron, Richard (IV)/Hunter, Ronald (I)/Wallace, Brian W./Dishy, Bob/Ranelin, Phillip/DuMont, James/Espinosa, Jose/Skyler, Robb/Shamberg, Michael (I)/Koch, Robert M./Balmaseda, George/Ramos Nishita, Mark/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Zalez, Rudy/Nozick, Bruce/Oka, Masi/Benevento, Nicholas/Garcia, Jsu/Stiller, Ben/Stashwick, Todd/Hernandez, Gustavo/King, Anthony (III)/Conna, Edward/Azaria, Hank/Neilly, Vernon/Dean, Nathan/Shapiro, Theodore/Silverstein, Stuart/Wain, David/Willgrubs, Richard/Ortiz, Alfredo (I)/Wong, Michael (V)/Brown, Bryan (I)/Assad, Richard/Walls, Allen/Baron, Rabbi David/Silpa, Mitch/Jameson, Nick/Fujimoto, Mike/Adair-Rios, Mark/Friedlander, Judah/Parrott, Tomasina/Aaron, Caroline/Jongs, Monique 'Nikki'/Blair, Toni/Marriott, Anjulie/Whitley, Kym/Tamras, Ator/Messing, Debra/Faulk, Alison/Hines, Cheryl/Ross, Cali/Kirk, Christina/Hohn, Amy/Drayton, Leslie/Endo, Mari/Aniston, Jennifer/Barger, Christine/Care, Eugenia/Lee, Michele (I)/Pyle, Missi/Ash, Adrienne/Bachar, Carmit/Tenorio Gonzales, Claudia +Alphaville, une étrange aventure de Lemmy Caution (1965)/Comolli, Jean-Louis/Vernon, Howard (I)/Constantine, Eddie/Szabó, László (I)/Delahaye, Michel/Tamiroff, Akim/Fieschi, Jean-André/Léaud, Jean-Pierre/Boisgel, Valérie/Karina, Anna/Lang, Christa +Altered States (1980)/Brandon, Peter/Penghlis, Thaao/Richards, Evan (I)/Murdock, Jack/Lawrence, Hap/Gaynes, George/Davis, John Walter/McCarthy, Francis X./Forst, Eric/Hurt, William (I)/Larroquette, John/Larsson, Paul/Godreau, Miguel/Haid, Charles/White-Eagle, Charles/Balaban, Bob/Fiscoe, Martin/Jeffers, Megan/Baltzell, Deborah/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Bredhoff, Susan/Michelle, Olivia/Shaw, Adriana/Burr, Cynthia/Brown, Blair/Brenner, Dori/Rubinstein, Ora +Always (1989)/Sparkman, Jim/Jones, Michael Steve/Johnson, Brad (II)/Rothschild, Gerry/Morganfield, DeMarious T./Van Nuys, Ed/Landless, Larry/Pruitt, James (I)/David, Keith (I)/Jackson, David (IV)/Lashly, James/Smothers, Loren/Fuentes, Acencion/McGrath, Doug/McCrossin, Joseph/Blossom, Roberts/Shatnyski, Steve/Haley, Brian/Goodman, John (I)/Robillard, Kim/Dreyfuss, Richard/Jacobson, Todd/Kitay, David/Dye, Dale/O'Neal, Mike (I)/Harrison, Roy E./Grossman, Ted (I)/Souther, J.D./Strimling, Gene/Hunter, Holly/Bowens, Shereil L./Hepburn, Audrey/Ottwell, Taleena/Helgenberger, Marg +Amadeus (1984)/Grisa, Miro/Zeman, Josef/Hábl, Karel/Opsatko, Jiri/Kay, Charles/Effa, Karel/Esposito, Michele (I)/Sekera, Miroslav/McMillan, Kenneth/Cavina, Martin/Lenkowsky, Philip/Lír, Jirí/Baker, Kenny (I)/Kucharova, Radka/Abraham, F. Murray/Hulce, Tom/Jelen, Zdenek/Kratochvil, Leos/Pettifer, Brian/Fiala, Karel (II)/Gult, Karel/Pokorny, Ivan/Mikulin, Janoslav/Mikes, Ladislav/Kretschmer, Ladislav/Callow, Simon/Strauss, John (I)/Riehs, Milan/Gabzdyl, Rene/Sklenar, Zdenek/Colton, Richard (I)/Krytinár, Jirí/Teuber, Karl-Heinz/Moore, Jonathan (I)/Cook, Roderick/Hines, Patrick/Vancura, Jiri/DiGesu, Peter/Nový, Pavel (I)/Krousky, Vladimir/Dotrice, Roy/Mahler, Zdenek/Svitácek, Vladimír/Frank, Richard (I)/Nalezenec, Vojtech/Schiavelli, Vincent/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Seale, Douglas/Zeman, Gino/Pohan, Jan/Demjanenko, Milan/Kuzelka, Jan/Kepros, Nicholas/Janouskova, Atka/Blazek, Jan/Meckler, Herman/Kadlecova, Zuzana/Molavcová, Jitka/Senkova, Eva/Musilova, Jana/Loubalová, Lenka/Ebersole, Christine/Vogelova, Petra/Fiedlerová, Radka/Celakovska, Magda/Sebkova, Iva/Cechalova, Milada/Kellogg, Mary (I)/Bartlett, Lisabeth/Maskova, Dagmar/Chytilová, Miriam/Brejchová, Hana/Nixon, Cynthia/Berridge, Elizabeth (I)/Bryne, Barbara/Stuart, Cassie/Jarolimkova, Marta/Vackova, Renata/Zohar, Rita/Drasilova, Slavena/Vávrová, Dana/Cihelnikova, Helena/Krckova, Gabriela/Clifford, Sara/Pokorná, Tereza +Amant, L' (1992)/Poupaud, Melvil/Giovaninetti, Arnaud/Van An, Quach/Mang, Xiem/Le Dem, Philippe/Thu, Truong/Auburtin, Frédéric/Leung Ka Fai, Tony/Gaudencio, Alido H./Thi, Vu Dinh/Vien, Do Minh/Meininger, Frédérique/Wingerter, Yvonne/Heudeline, Raymonde/Moreau, Jeanne/Thuy, Nguyen Thi Cam/Williams, Lauren (II)/Patarot, Hélène/Trong, Vu Kim/March, Jane/Faulkner, Lisa/Van Trang, Lu/Torrens, Tania/Schaufuss, Ann +Amantes del Círculo Polar, Los (1998)/Munné, Pep/Oliveira, Víctor Hugo/Heino, Petri/Medem, Peru/Martínez, Fele/Siedhoff, Joost/Slotte, J. Christoffer/Bielski, Jaroslav/Novo, Nancho/Isasi, María/Alanen, Outi/Nicolas, Luz/Díaz, Kristel/Morales, Rosa/Jensen, Beate/Castilla, Ángela/Salinas, Concha (I)/Nimri, Najwa/Lombao, Elena/Valdivielso, Maru/Mostaza, Montse/Valiente, Sara +Amants du Pont-Neuf, Les (1991)/Desclozeaux, Marc/Aperghis, Georges/Buain, Daniel/Berthonnier, Roger/Bitoun, Maître/Airola, Jean-Louis/Larsson, Chrichan/Maurette, Marc/Pessemesse, Pierre/Prévost, Albert/Lavant, Denis/Aldama, Johnny/Dahan, Alain (I)/Grüber, Klaus-Michael/Castorp, Georges/Vandestien, Michel/Trintignant, Marie/Berthonnier, Paulette/Scob, Edith/Binoche, Juliette/Stalens, Marion +Amarcord (1973)/Caporale, Aristide/Pistoni, Fredo/Del Vago, Mario/Giacomelli, Dario/Pertica, Domenico/Proietti, Stefano (I)/Carcano, Gianfilippo/Maselli, Francesco/Scagnetti, Bruno/Brancia, Armando/Silvestri, Mario (I)/Di Falco, Marcello/Villella, Ferdinando/Martignon, Cesare/Patruno, Lino/Orfei, Nando/Signoretti, Faustone/Magno, Franco/Zanin, Bruno/Brembilla, Ferruccio/Di Bruno, Antonino Faa/Lenzi, Bruno (II)/Misul, Mauro/Stagni, Fides/Liberati, Mario/Ingrassia, Ciccio/Spaccatini, Antonio/Vitali, Alvaro/Cleri, Dante/Marrocco, Gianfranco/Bonini Olas, Marcello/De Felice, Fernando/Vona, Francesco/Rossi, Luigi (I)/Ombra, Gennaro/Ianigro, Giuseppe/Adorni, Dina/Maggio, Pupella/Tanzilli, Josiane/Gambini, Donatella/Noël, Magali/Beluzzi, Maria Antonietta +Amateur (1994)/Xuereb, Emmanuel/Imperioli, Michael/McCallany, Holt/Gaston, Michael/Greenspan, David (I)/Caban, Angel/Palmer, Hugh/Troup, David/Schulze, Paul/Simonds, Dave/Young, Damian/Donovan, Martin (II)/Montgomery, Chuck (I)/Harrold, Jamie/Nieves, Benny/Ewell, Dwight/Loftin, Lennie/Nelson, Tim Blake/McCauley, James Michael/Alexander, Terry/Graham, Currie/Stewart, Pamela (II)/Tennor, Adria/Scanlon, Patricia (I)/Posey, Parker/Löwensohn, Elina/Harding, Jan Leslie/Copeland, Marissa/Oriandersmith, Dael/Huppert, Isabelle/Gimpel, Erica (II) +Amazon Women on the Moon (1987)/Colbert, Robert/Goslins, Martin/Clay, Andrew Dice/Vernon, Jackie (II)/Begley Jr., Ed/Lohman, Al/Taylor, Bill (I)/Ackerman, Forrest J/Brock, Stanley/Vigran, Herb/Hahn, Archie/Taylor, Rip/Horton, Peter (I)/Bryant, William (I)/Callas, Charlie/Forrest, Steve/Loggia, Robert/Mazurki, Mike/Young, Michael (IV)/Bellamy, Ralph/La Page, Roger/Bartel, Paul/Pugh, Willard E./Allen, Steve (I)/Meyer, Russ (I)/Newborn, Ira/McClure, Marc (I)/USC Trojan Marching Band/Hanks, Michael/King, B.B./Proctor, Phil/Goodrow, Garry/Benham, Justin/Lewis, Huey/Beddor, Frank/Krausz, Rob (I)/Silva, Henry/Ingle, John/White, Slappy/Barkley, Roger/Collison, Frank/Adler, Matt/Wolf, Christopher (I)/Dunne, Griffin/Hankin, Larry/Insana, Tino/Grier, David Alan/Cranston, Bryan/Burton, Corey/Broughton, Christopher/Carter, T.K./Lugosi, Bela/Cropper, Steve/Hesseman, Howard/Birk, Raye/Harshbarger, David E./Hall, Arsenio/Guttenberg, Steve/Muhich, Donald F./Travolta, Joey/Gibb, Donald (I)/Hartman, Phil (I)/Casey, Bernie/Tari, Le/Youngman, Henny/Pantoliano, Joe/Bringleson, Mark/Picardo, Robert/Miller, Dick (I)/Lafont, Chuck/Cox, Ronny (I)/McGovern, Terence/Marshall, William (I)/Bruns, Philip/Jacobi, Lou/Zoccola, Brian Ann/Lilly, Sarah/Yohn, Erica/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Clarkson, Lana/Tompkins, Angel/Fisher, Carrie/Arquette, Rosanna/Roker, Roxie/Preston, Kelly/Danning, Sybil/Wahl, Corinne/Davison, Debby/Vale, Pamla/Nakahara, Kellye/Hutchinson, Tracy (I)/Montgomery, Karen (I)/Lewis, Victoria Ann/Suwol, Robina/Gabrielle, Monique/Bonnell, Vivian/Agutter, Jenny/Gayle, Erica/Balaski, Belinda +Amen. (2002)/von Dohnanyi, Justus/Galea, Marius/Anghel, Costin/Jitea, Alex/Caramitru, Ion/Danetti, Theodor/Koch, Sebastian/Mühe, Ulrich/von Thun, Friedrich/Dobre, Geo/Koeberlin, Matthias/Iures, Marcel/Boncea, Andrei/Brian, Charles/Franckh, Pierre/Haiduc, Ion/Dobrovici, Florin/Ivascu, George/Lueck, Heinz Gerhard/Stoian, Mircea/Hering, Markus/Reichel, Robinson/Crisan, Valeriu/Siminie, Ion/Malaele, Horatiu/Calin, Mihai/Duban, Andrei/Iordan, Daniel/Tukur, Ulrich/Comanici, Viorel/Ungureanu, Nicodim/Kevorkian, Florin/Busuioc, Florin/Bobalca, Laurentiu/Gheorghe, Andrei/Razus, Mihai/Rosenfeld, Rudy/Cuncea, Ovidiu/Astileanu, Dan/Moraru, Petre/Florea, Bogdan/Butuc, Zoltan/Cizmas, Laurentiu/Zirner, August/Stan, Doru/Badiu, Doru/Banzaru, Radu/Duchaussoy, Michel/Repan, Alexandru/Moraru, Marin/Ciupercescu, Cornel/Zischler, Hanns/Niculescu, Mihai/Kassovitz, Mathieu/Cotimanis, Constantin/Hostina, Emil/Durden, Richard/Mendl, Michael/Teodosiu, Valentin/Geringas, Alexander/Calugarita, Nicolae/Panc, Alin/Halmer, Günther Maria/Gruia, Sandu Mihai/Heyl, Burkhard/Plopeanu, Adrian/Pavlescu, Ion/Finti, Andrei/Potzolli, Stefan/Hallhuber, Erich/Schönemann, Hinnerk/Vulpe, Cornel/Wesson, Fred/Borza, Nicolae/Alexandrov, Constantin/Fischerauer, Bernd/Spahiu, Gabriel/MacInnes, Angus/Hansen, Niels (I)/Bartos, Pavel/Uritescu, Bogdan/Motriuc, Cristian/Ieremia, Cristian/Ralea, Marian/Raab, Natasa/Macelaru, Andreea/Zamfirescu, Stefania/Berti, Marina/Schmidt, Antje/Sigartau, Anca/Rotaru, Maria/Proll, Nina/Chiriac, Dorina/Popescu, Tamara/Bleibtreu, Monica/Andronache, Andriana/Georgescu, Christine/Parea, Sophie/Caraman, Cici/Lothar, Susanne/Pavlovici, Cornelia/Lazar, Rodica/Ioachim, Oana/Maier, Lucia/Bobe, Karina/Tukur, Lilly/Lazar, Dorina +America's Sweethearts (2001)/Steiner, Charley/Arkin, Alan/Ferguson, Jim (I)/Jones, Cary Zeen/Green, Seth/Crystal, Billy/Feingold, Joseph/Moraitis, Dimitri/Schaus, Tom/Pink, Steve (I)/Walken, Christopher/López, Marco (I)/Tessiero, Michael A./Belafsky, Marty/Azaria, Hank/King, Larry (I)/Stoner, Patrick/Cusack, John/Allen, Byron/Rubin, Sam/Wilson, Rainn/Zeller, Scot/Sorrels, Austin L./Driscoll, Shawn/Balfour, Eric/Michael, Jeff (III)/Tucci, Stanley/Enberg, Alexander/Charles, Heather/Muenter, Leilani/Vargas, Sibila/Joyner, Lisa/Gold, Michelle (I)/See, Misti/Sorrels, Julie/Laskowski, Gail (I)/Cheatham, Maree/Yamamoto, Jane/Katz, Susan (I)/Loew, Sarah/Baldwin, Raquel/Jennings, Sherry (I)/Barretto, Amber/Zeta-Jones, Catherine/Cusack, Ann/Schenker, Wendy/Cook, Candice/Canals, Maria/Pratt, Keri Lynn/Wagner, Julie/Robinson, Shaun (I)/Roberts, Julia (I) +American Beauty (1999)/Kimbrough, Matthew/Anderson, Dennis (II)/Bentley, Wes/McCrary, Joel (I)/Faulcon, Kent/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Cho, John/Robards, Sam/Cooper, Chris (I)/Bakula, Scott/Del Sherman, Barry/Atkinson, Fort/Cohen, Bruce/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Janney, Allison/Suvari, Mena/Goodsitt, Krista/Zachary, Emily/Strubbe, Erin Cathryn/Smith, Amber (I)/Birch, Thora/Bening, Annette/Rizzo, Stephanie/Faulk, Alison/Houtkin, Lily/Casey, Sue (I)/Lancaster, Carolina/Van Putten, Chekesha/Leah, Romana/Sher, Heather Joy/Cloud, Lisa/Wehle, Brenda/Gajjar, Reshma/Corral Kendall, Elaine/Celi, Ara/Hertford, Chelsea/Anderson, Nancy (II)/Winokur, Marissa Jaret +American Dreamz (2006)/Kazahaya, Derek/Zaw, Adrian/Nambiar, Sathanath/Nambiar, Sathyanath/Havard, Jordan/Makely, Kevin/Holden, Beau/Garrick, Bruce/Griffin, John (XV)/Rhoze, Tim/Lozano, Wally/White, Bernard (I)/Weiss, Daniel (II)/Chi, Chao Li/Zamani, Ali/Divine, N'Daba/Parker, Trey (II)/Roberts, Michael D./Orion, Neal/Huber, Dave (I)/Golzari, Sam/Sleiman, Haaz/Bowles, Sean-Michael/Lee, Cameron (I)/Dafoe, Willem/Gibbs, Riley/Mani, P.D./Schutt, Nick/Divoff, Andrew/Gleason, James (II)/Bartlett, Richard (V)/Tawney, Jacob (I)/Yalda, Tony/Meyers, Seth/Cho, John/Kelly, Kevin R./Batayeh, Mike/La Barr, Eric/Ross, Jeffrey (I)/Knox, Kelly (I)/Harik, Jay/Pressman, Lawrence/Patil, Neil/Mahmoud, Amir/Caldwell, Jerome/Mandeville, Leopoldo/Busch, Adam/Miller, Joshua Wade/Crawford, John D./Klein, Chris (I)/Grant, Hugh (I)/Patel, Hash/Reeve, Christian/Hodge, Aldis/Ehrhardt, Danny/Quaid, Dennis/Gordon, Karen (II)/Reeves, Perrey/Desalu, Fumi/Co, Sinsu/Corrigan, Natascha/Shelton, Marley/Fletcher, Sue (II)/Perlich, Jia/Harden, Marcia Gay/Evanich, Megan/DeWulf, Noureen/Coolidge, Jennifer/Culberson, Sarah/Wyatt, Lisa K./Moore, Mandy (II)/Greer, Judy/Moore, Cheryl/Beaugard, Amelia/Michelle, Sarita/Gibbs, Samantha Jade/Aghdashloo, Shohreh/Morris, Maree/Electra, Carmen/Banks, Andean/Crawford, Niki J./Legg, Kira/Klein, Christianne/Joyner, Candice/Gadsden, Jael +American Gigolo (1980)/Duke, Bill (I)/Satterfield, Barry/Sotiropulos, Kopi/Gere, Richard/Stokey, Randy/Hammerton, John/Cryer, David (I)/Elizondo, Hector/Grant, Gordon W./Currie, James (II)/Dunsford, Brent/Stevans, Norman/Valdez, William/Stewart, Tom/Jackson, Eugene/Haight, Gordon/Turgeon, Peter/Davis, Harry (I)/Jardine, Bob (I)/Weingart, Harris/Nickens, Sam L./Wightman, Robert (I)/Alonso, Carlo/Cummins, Ron/Carey, Macdonald/Goyak, Michael/Pesce, Frank/Dozier, William (I)/Lowe, John H./Davies, Brian (I)/Derr, Richard/Callan, K/Alvarez, Roma/Fong, Pamela/Nuell, Faye Michael/Ransdell, Judith (I)/Bergen, Frances/Smith, Maggie Jean/Cook, Carole/Canter, Betty/Barro, Mary Helen/Tarpey, Nanette/Carr, Patricia (II)/Drake, Michele/Van Pallandt, Nina/Gile, Laura (I)/Hutton, Lauren/Adams, Dawn/Horn, Linda/Potter, Jessica (I)/Bruce, Carol +American Graffiti (1973)/Nalbandian, Al/Knox, Stephen/Knight, Warren/Beach, Scott/Murphy, Charlie (I)/Jack, Wolfman/Close, Del/Spano, Joe (I)/Dorsett, Chuck/Robinson, George (III)/Brent, John (I)/Gentry, Beau (I)/Moe, Kris/Smith, Charles Martin/Padilla Jr., Manuel/Miksak, Joe/Ford, Harrison (I)/Niven, William/Meyer, George (I)/Ross, Fred (I)/Dreyfuss, Richard/Pasaak, Bob/Bracci, John/Greenberg, Ed (I)/Vincent, Ron/McGovern, Terence/McFadin, Sam/Pray, Chris/Le Mat, Paul/Hopkins, Bo/Cranna, James/Bohan, Jim/Phillips III, Linn/Analla, Gordon/Anger, Mark/Howard, Ron (I)/Crowley, Tim (I)/Weissmuller Jr., Johnny/Clark, Candy/Quinlan, Kathleen/Schmidt, Caprice/Wehr, Donna/Williams, Cindy/Herman, Lisa/Richardson, Susan (III)/Dunn, Jan (I)/Carlson, Jody (I)/Whitman, Cam/Phillips, Mackenzie/Celiz, Deby/Christensen, Linda/Scott, Debralee/Somers, Suzanne/Wilson, Jan/Stewart, Lynne Marie/Lenz, Kay/Bellan, Jana +American Haunting, An (2005)/Fell, Thom (II)/Marsh, Matthew/Rosenstein, Howard (II)/Alexander, Sam/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Sutherland, Donald (I)/D'Arcy, James (I)/Shim, Shauna/Hurd-Wood, Rachel/Thorne, Zoe/Brown, Miquel/Bata-Walsh, Lila/Spacek, Sissy/Brown, Gaye +American History X (1998)/Fowler Jr., Jonathan/Kesmodel, Maximillian/Vlahos, Sam/Short, Paul E./Furlong, Edward/Malicki-Sánchez, Keram/Odett, Keith/Ward, Selwyn/Marder, Jordan/Norton, Jim (I)/Sol, Alex/Brooks, Avery (I)/Miguel, Nigel/Carpenter, Robert 'Duckie'/Sarpong, Sam/Gordon, Danso/Hopkins, Paul (V)/Norton, Edward (I)/Masterson, Christopher/Lyons, Antonio David/Torry, Guy/Cortese, Joseph (I)/Bellissimo, Thomas L./Suplee, Ethan/Wolford, Steve/Pierce, Denney/Rich, Glendon/Goodwin, Randy J./Andrews, Giuseppe/Colston, Sydney 'Big Dawg'/Swanson, Mark (II)/Russ, William (I)/Smith, Jason Bose/Oleson, Nicholas R./Noyce, Richard/Basulto, David/Gould, Elliott/Keach, Stacy/Le Mat, Paul/Elam, Kiante/Moss, Allie/Blanchard, Tara/Coen, Alexis Rose/Lien, Jennifer/Campbell, Jennifer (I)/White, Michelle Christine/Lambton, Anne/Balk, Fairuza/Lee, Cherish/D'Angelo, Beverly +American in Paris, An (1951)/Quinn, Don (I)/Pasques, Christian/Levant, Oscar/Eldredge, John/Mazzola, Anthony (I)/Charisse, Andre/Rorke, Hayden/McClure, Greg/Guétary, Georges/Wessel, Dick/Borden, Eugene/Maxey, Paul/Dupuis, Art/Kelly, Gene (I)/Plauzoles, Lucien/Davis, George (I)/Paix, Alfred/Foch, Nina/Caron, Leslie/Coray, Adèle/Codee, Ann/Andrews, Marie Antoinette/Neill, Noel/Young, Mary (I)/Laureau, Louise/Lafayette, Jeanne/Tuttle, Dorothy/Bamattre, Martha/Blake, Madge/Nilsson, Anna Q./Boardman, Nan +American Movie (1999)/Dallace, Tom/Schank, Mike/Borchardt, Chris/Borchardt, Alex/Crystal, Billy/Borchardt, Cliff/Beach, Tom (II)/Weisman, Matt/Schimmels, Tom/Jorge, Robert Richard/Keen, Ken (II)/Borchardt, Mark/Borchardt, Bill/Allen, Dean (I)/Petrie, Joan/Borchardt, Monica +American Outlaws (2001)/Brown, Joe (IV)/Gray, Charles E./Bland, Steven/Hayden, Ron/Coleman, Brady/Dillinger, Troy/Hunter, Kirk (I)/McGuire, Bailey/Ritchey, Lee/Warner, Chris (IV)/Flynn, Riley (I)/Smith, Gregory (I)/Cox, Ronny (I)/Matthews, Frank (III)/Curcio, Frank G./Watkins, Jack/Dalton, Timothy/Walters, Mark (I)/Geldart, Ed/McCormack, Will/Cox, Darryl/Costello, Michael (I)/Leland, Brad/Wilson, Lane Thomas/Caan, Scott/Farrell, Colin (I)/Yulin, Harris/O'Neal, Ty/Gould, Jack (I)/Erickson, Craig (I)/Crawford, Steve (II)/Macht, Gabriel/Watson, Muse/Brown, Big Skinny/Olivas, Philip/Bartee, Johnny/Kelley, David Jachin/Stevens, Joe (I)/Jones, Richard (IV)/Cotton, Jerry/Schuster, Tom/Wright, Paul (I)/Arcand, Nathaniel/Denzlinger, Jeremy/Tubb, Barry/O'Quinn, Terry/Nash, Shawn Patrick/Schroeder, Marvin/Del Dotto, Lisa/Shaw, Morgana/Christian-McNair, Robin/Nitsch, Jessica M.E./Bates, Kathy (I)/Brown, Pei-San/Denison, Susan E./Larter, Ali +American Pie (1999)/Rossi, Jay/Mele, Joshua/Sheridan, Fletcher/Nies, Alex/Biggs, Jason/Sovay, Timothy/Pallad, Pete/Nuguyen, Tri C./Spink, Daniel/Hoppus, Mark/Affleck, Casey/Schwartz, Jeff (III)/Televik, Ian/McPartlin, Peter (I)/Whitacre, Sean/Erklin, Casey/Caputo, Gian/DeBello, James/Loudos, Chris/Krantz, Addison/Lively, Eric/Coronel, Lito/Beitey, Dustan/Button, Amon/Scott, Seann William/Coronel, Dan/Elder, Sean/Barker, Travis/Isfeld, Justin/Hopkins, Steven/Cargo, Jamar/Sewell, Roger/Toole, Walter/Kellenberger, Garret/Cho, John/Pressman, Lawrence/Schultz, Woody/Thomas, Eddie Kaye/Kuhn, David/Owen, Chris (I)/McAfoose, Steven/Philbrick, Jami/Parker, Todd Samuel/Petraglia, Travis/Nicholas, Thomas Ian/Botnick, Markus/Lametie, Kirk/Aimer, Travis Cody/Weitz, Chris/Marienthal, Eli/Bates, Ryan (I)/Klein, Chris (I)/Fabiano, Jon Mark/Doyle, J.D./DeLonge, Thomas/Levy, Eugene/Tomlinson, Lyle/Kusatsu, Clyde/Palmer, Jimmy/Murakami, Robby/Park, Joe (II)/Christian, Tom (I)/Dane, Ashton/Tidgewell, Kevin/Zimmerman, Kurt/McGnie, Chris/Schoenberg, Richard/Atayan, Sami/Collins, Donald J./Patterson, Jesse/Lyonne, Natasha/Barrese, Sasha/Stocken, Jasmine/Elizabeth, Shannon/Lansdale, Katie/Salvatore, Hilary/Roth, Robyn/Ford, Clementine/Graham, Akuyoe/Bach, Jillian/Subkoff, Tara/Phillips, Amber (I)/Austin, Jennifer (IV)/Adi, Alexandra/Gehringer, Linda/Riegel, Eden/Behrens, Ingrid K./Coolidge, Jennifer/Staley, Marilyn/Lauren, Veronica/Hannigan, Alyson/Cheek, Molly/Reid, Tara/McSwain, Monica/Suvari, Mena/Hays, Annika/Milian, Christina +American Pie 2 (2001)/Klein, Chris (I)/Drake, Larry/Sanchez, Marco/Shuttleworth, Brett/Hobbie, Matt/Tatum, Jason/Wallace, Jack (I)/Marienthal, Eli/Thomas, Eddie Kaye/Owen, Chris (I)/Clark, Don 'Tex'/Lively, Ernie/Rogers, James B. (II)/Nicholas, Thomas Ian/Gibbs, Nigel/Lester, Brian/Brody, Adam (I)/Peters, Matthew (I)/Zsenyuk, Steven Paul/Scott, Seann William/Levy, Eugene/Petersen, Cole/Reitman, Joseph D./Rossi, Jay/Turk, Brian/Biggs, Jason/Spink, Daniel/Hawn, Phil/Peters, Robert (I)/Heiman, Jesse/Tull, Clyde/Affleck, Casey/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Wyner, George/Herz, Adam/Shenbaum, Steven/Kilner, Kevin/Cho, John/Frauman, Matthew (I)/Gordon, Marc S./Edwards, Luke/Harper, Derrick (II)/Smigelski, David/Isfeld, Justin/Erwin, Mike (II)/Brett, Marilyn/Rice, Tara/Wilmshurst, Amanda/Carter, Joelle/Stone, Nancy (IV)/Gould, Lisa/Suvari, Mena/Reid, Tara/Garcia, Joanna (I)/Cindrich, Christina/Cheek, Molly/Coolidge, Jennifer/Turner, Bree/Hannigan, Alyson/Richmond, Tamia/Elizabeth, Shannon/Joelson, Tsianina/Nagler, Morgan/Balthrop-Lewis, Amara/Schneider, Kelley/Zehetner, Nora/Armato, Amanda/Jackson, Devon (I)/James, Paityn/Szupello, Elaine/Reeves, Laurie/Faye, Denise (I)/Blasko, Rachel/Florio, April/Arturo, Lisa/Beeman, Lacey/Lyonne, Natasha/Garlington, Lee/Bird, Hallie/Laine, Sarah +American President, The (1995)/Sheen, Martin/Dreyfuss, Richard/Gress, Googy/Poland, Greg/von Franckenstein, Clement/Cavestani, Frank/Boesen, Kurt/Blunt, Augie/Meyering Jr., Ralph/Lund, Jordan/Backman, Anthony/Gallagher, David Drew/Reed, Darryl Alan (I)/Pietro, Brian/Paymer, David/Gonzales, Steve (I)/Alexander, Michael G./McInerney, Bernie/Gilroy, Jack/Latimore, Joseph/Morocco, Beans/Anderson, Jeffrey (I)/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Odom, Todd/Douglas, Michael (I)/Saks, Matthew/Senzy, Arthur/Jarret, Gabriel/Toth, Nick/Nichols, Taylor/Malina, Joshua/Stahl, Richard/Thompson, Mark (VI)/Murdock, George (I)/Uhler, Ray/Canada, Ron/Noa, Jorge/Dahlgren, Tom/Barry, Thom/Eckdahl, Arthur/Garcia, Rick (I)/Sorkin, Aaron/Mahon, John (I)/McGonagle, Richard/Mahoney, John (I)/Steel, Andrew/Billingslea, Beau/Michaels, Suzanne (I)/Bening, Annette/Newberry, Kymberly/Thomas, Helen (II)/Malick, Wendie/Kushida, Alice/Strickland, Gail/Waldron, Shawna/Siemaszko, Nina/Crystal, Jennifer/Haney, Anne/Martin, Kamilah/Faia, Renee/Bega, Leslie/Maruyama, Karen/Kandal, Nancy/Smith, Anna Deavere/Lavi, Efrat/Stern, Julienne/Mathis, Samantha/Winchester, Maud/Ish, Kathryn +American Psycho (2000)/Leto, Jared/Cathey, Reg E./Ross, Matt (I)/Pawson, Mark/Bench, Park/Thompson, Reuben/Reagan, Ronald (I)/Sage, Bill/Cannon, Landy/Lemke, Anthony/Bale, Christian/Dafoe, Willem/Renfro, Bryan/Bogaert, Stephen/Kennedy, Tufford/Gibby, Ross/Theroux, Justin/McCullough, Alan/Williams, Blair/Silot, Glen Marc/Lucas, Josh (I)/Korbin, Joyce R./Reece, Somaya/Hunter, Charlotte/Wiens, Lilette/Gage, Patricia/Sutton, Krista/Black, Catherine/Meier, Monika/Mathis, Samantha/Dame, Marie/McKay, Christina (I)/Sevigny, Chloë/Harron, Kelley/Seymour, Cara/Chen, Connie/Ma, Margaret/Lau, Jessica/Buttignol, Kiki/Poirier Greenfield, Leanne/Witherspoon, Reese/Turner, Guinevere +American Splendor (2003)/Cummings, Todd/Moss-Bachrach, Ebon/Branstein, Allen/Rad, Mike/Mirsky, Eytan/Ambrose, Chris (I)/Lafferty, Patrick/Prochaska, Dick/Meyers, Larry John/Billings, Earl/Peters, Jeff (IV)/Stevens, Jason (I)/Hutcherson, Josh/Williams, Robert J./Pekar, Harvey/Krajcar, Joey/Pulcini, Robert/Urbaniak, James/Perez, Jesse (I)/Carter, Cameron/Grader, Rob/McCaffrey, James/Wynnycky, Marcus/Baxter, Nick/Friedlander, Judah/Radloff, Toby/Eduardos, Charles/Tay, Daniel/Cover, Cody/Giamatti, Paul/Logue, Donal/Ganias, Eli/Sullivan, Terrence/Hoch, Danny/Benesch, Vivienne/Shannon, Molly/Berman, Shari Springer/Borger, Rebecca/Harmon, Amy K./Santos, Bianca/Brabner, Joyce/Kauders, Sylvia/Creston, Ola/Moore, Maggie (I)/Faktor, Mary/Davis, Hope (I)/Batone, Danielle/Brown, Barbara (V)/Sweeten, Madylin +American Tail, An (1986)/Smith, Hal/Ryan, Will (I)/Plummer, Christopher (I)/DeLuise, Dom/Ross, Neil (I)/Finnegan, John (I)/Persoff, Nehemiah/Glasser, Phillip/Kahn, Madeline/Alitzah/Yohn, Erica/Musick, Pat/Green, Amy (I)/Blore, Cathianne/Bustamante, Laura (II) +American Tail: Fievel Goes West, An (1991)/Persoff, Nehemiah/Clarke, Philip L./Lovitz, Jon/Steffan, Lawrence/Angel, Jack (I)/DeLuise, Dom/Moss, Larry (III)/Watts, Robert (II)/Bara, Fausto/Mailer, Lev/Cleese, John/Tate, David (I)/Glasser, Phillip/Pegram, Nigel/Pinney, Patrick/Stewart, James (I)/Raggio, Lisa/Darling, Jennifer/Yohn, Erica/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Bonta, Vanna/McGowan, Mickie/Cavadini, Cathy/Irving, Amy/Holliday, Annie +American Wedding (2003)/Reese, James (II)/Flaherty, Neal/Pressman, Lawrence/Belli, Willam/Gallegos, Reynaldo/Reinert, Peter/Hammer, Brad/Bender, Chris/Kramer, Eric Allan/Gatto, Tony/Coleman, Michael (III)/Nagle, Rob (I)/Levy, Eugene/Gaddis, Peter/Rubin, Ryan (I)/Gallo, Patrick (I)/Cho, John/Nicholas, Thomas Ian/Roessler, Frank/Scott, Seann William/Isfeld, Justin/Biggs, Jason/Thomas, Eddie Kaye/Goudsmit, Max/Lester, Loren/Willard, Fred/Bartholomew, Logan/Paton, Angela/Schieler Ziering, Nikki/Coolidge, Jennifer/Spolar, Antoinette/Reilly, Corinne/Rush, Deborah/Starger, Golde/Payne, Julie (I)/Jones, January (I)/Cheek, Molly/Hendrickson, Kate/Thorpe, Alexis/Swisten, Amanda/Hannigan, Alyson +American Werewolf in London, An (1981)/Scoular, Christopher/Bromley, Sydney/Hodiak, Keith/Moses, Albert (II)/Oz, Frank/Ellis, Peter (I)/Glover, Brian/Sterne, Gordon/Carter, Michael (I)/Deakin, Rufus/Belcher, Joe/Woodvine, John/Landis, John (I)/Baker, Sean (I)/Ryan, Paddy/Rowland, Roger/Dunne, Griffin/McKillop, Don/Morgan, Lucien/Fraser, Dennis (I)/Lewis, Gerry (I)/Owens, John (I)/Mayall, Rik/Sicklen, Ken/Kember, Paul/Ford, Alan (I)/Armstrong, Vic/Babenia, Bob/Salthouse, John/Fisher, Mark (I)/Burridge, Geoffrey/Naughton, David/Cooper, Gypsy Dave/Collem, Simon van/Singuineau, Frank/Fernandes, Colin/Cannon, John (X)/Schofield, David/Leighton, Will/Hilsdon, George/Altman, John (II)/Drew, Linzi/Powell, Cynthia/Hargreaves, Christine/Tempest, Mary/Stephens, Denise/Kaye, Lila/Agutter, Jenny/Davies, Anne-Marie (I)/Spencer, Susan (I)/Ward, Lesley (I)/Cavendish, Brenda/Bradley, Elizabeth (I)/Jacobs, Paula/Carter, Nina/Crayden, Johanna/Bowyer, Claudine/Brisigotti, Michele +American Werewolf in Paris, An (1997)/Hugel, Serge/Waller, John (II)/Lhermitte, Thierry/Scott, Tom Everett/Bearne, Chris/Buckman, Phil/Kohn, Edgar/Riemens, Pieter/Friedman, David F./Vieluf, Vince/Bouabdallah, Ben Salem/Sogne, Hervé/Magnan, Christian/Bodry, Pierre/Basso, Serge/Deret, Jean-Claude/Waller, Nicholas/Waller, Anthony (I)/Cosso, Pierre/Maquignon, Charles/Schneider, Jochen (I)/Novembre, Tom/Cappachione, Emile/Mckenna, Alan/Bowen, Julie/Machado, Maria (I)/Constantini, Isabelle/Delpy, Julie +Amistad (1997)/Milian, Tomas/Assogba, Luc/Odede, Samson/Coulibaly, Seydou/Hounsou, Djimon/Del Padre, Nino/Wells, Frank T./Postlethwaite, Pete/Kargbo, Sheriff/Weber, Jake/Reid, Daniel/Macon, Brian/Conteh, Habib/Ashong, Derrick N./Burton, Rory/Macomber, Paul/Mobley, Clarence/Francis, Marlon/Rich, Allan/Mondon, Desere/Fofanah, Abu Bakaar/Lah, Saye/Riley, Michael (I)/Spivey, Carlos/Yohannes, Tesfay/Massee, Michael/Molen, Gerald R./Thomas, Ransford/Shoemo, Andrew/Rich, Glendon/Walsh, Robert (I)/Coke, Prince/Okpala, Chike/Firth, Peter/von Bargen, Daniel/Amakye, Willie/Sidique, Abu/Mayanja, Isaac/Paymer, David/Josiah, Andrew L./Northam, Jeremy/Tobin, John H./Cooper, Roy (I)/Singer, León/Massaquoi, Sylvestre/Sawi, Lansana/Balogun, Abdul-Fatai/Blackmun, Harry A./Udoma, Charles/Gerdes, George/Mansaray, Peter/Shields, Curtis/Pendleton, Austin/Fotso, Jimmy/Sow, El Hadj Malik/McConaughey, Matthew/James, Hawthorne/Mwakutuya, Paul/Dowridge, Denver/O'Connor, Kevin J./Mombelly, Lester/Silva, Geno/Appiah, Edward/Ilori, Adekunle/Jobe, Baboucar/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Young, William (I)/Skarsgård, Stellan/Lynch, Tom (V)/Traore, Amadou/Howard, Arliss/Orekhio, Samuel/Groener, Harry/McGuirk, Sean/Passewe, Steve/Hawthorne, Nigel/Adoti, Razaaq/Moses, James/Lynne-O'Brien, Vincent/Gaughan, Lawrence/Sarles, Matt/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Singleton, Bernard/Kosseh, Joseph/Ortiz, John (I)/Berlier, Paul/Owen, Tony (I)/Sesay, Ibrahim/Tajudeen, Lawal/Muñoz, Luis (V)/Flenoury, Roosevelt/Kamara, George/Ejiofor, Chiwetel/Onafesso, Willie/Berkeley, Xander/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Conteh, Stephen/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Sutton, Daniel (I)/Shelton, Jeremy (I)/Onafesso, Tony/Sissoko, Yaya/Burrows, Darren E./Berg, Dav!d/Kamara, Bundu/Daunis, Alex/Bangura, Ahmed/Guerra, Castulo/Pieh, Samuel/Fanzy, Monguehy/Hopkins, Anthony/Brown, Ralph (I)/Rivers, Victor (I)/Williams, Sherly Acosta/Thiam, Lamine/Campbell, Mariah/Walters, Ingrid/Schwimmer, Rusty/Kaleiwo, M.S./Paquin, Anna/Carter, KimStacy/Darko, Juliette/Tosin, Omo Lara/Prevost, Ungenita/Bangalie, Charlean Isata +Amityville Horror, The (1979)/Steiger, Rod/Hughes, Richard (IV)/Welch, Charlie/Miller, J.R./Peluce, Meeno/Barth, Eddie/Hamilton, Murray (I)/Krupnick, Jack/Garrett, Hank/Hawkins, Michael (II)/Foresta, Carmine (I)/Stearns, Michael (I)/Brolin, James/Dukas, Jim/Larch, John/Martel, K.C./Sacks, Michael/Tolkan, James/Maloney, Peter (I)/Harris, Baxter/Stroud, Don (I)/Avery, Val/Vahanian, Marc/Wright, Amy (I)/Burtt, Patty/Ryan, Natasha (I)/Kidder, Margot/Dailey, Irene/Saland, Ellen/Shaver, Helen/Raven, Elsa +Amityville Horror, The (2005)/Hall, Philip Baker/Bennett, Jimmy (III)/James, Jesse (I)/Reynolds, Ryan (I)/Komenich, Rich/Gee, David (IV)/McCarthy, Danny (III)/Taitano, José/Donaldson, Brendan/Kingi, Dorian/George, Melissa/Armour, Annabel/Thomas, Lenore/Conner, Isabel/Nichols, Rachel (I)/Moretz, Chloe/Strubin, Jenny/Lollar, Nancy +Amores perros (2000)/Campbell, Gerardo/Salgado, Bruno/Ramos, Juan Manuel/Echevarría, Emilio/Medina, Roberto (I)/Salinas, Jorge/Murray, Rodrigo/Bierry, Jean Paul/Guerrero, Álvaro/Castillo, Patricio/Martínez, Mauricio/Bernal, Carlo/Castillo, Heriberto/Arellano, Jorge/Herrera, Jonathan/Pérez, Marco/Ostap, Rodrigo/González, Edgar (I)/García Bernal, Gael/Sefami, José/Muñoz, Gustavo (I)/Barraza, José Luis/Torres, Leoncio/Gama, Dagoberto/Samperio, Carlos/Dalmacci, Ricardo/Busto, Humberto/Sánchez Parra, Gustavo/Bog, Ernesto/Togawa, Kaziyo/González, Ana María (III)/Toledo, Goya/Echevarría, Lourdes/Bianchi, Rosa María/Marín, Ángeles (I)/Abad, Regina/Geliz, Luisa/Islas, Adriana/Saldívar, Dunia/Bauche, Vanessa/Aparicio, Gema/Varone, Adriana/Almela, Laura/González, Hilda/González, Alma Rocío/Barraza, Adriana +Amos & Andrew (1993)/Balaban, Bob/Mactavish, Scott/Coleman, Dabney/Hobson, I.M./Burgess, Michael (III)/Ross, Chelcie/Esposito, Giancarlo/Lund, Jordan/Cage, Nicolas/Garrett, Ernie/Rambo (I)/Blumenkrantz, Jeff/Lerner, Michael (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Amigo (II)/Paisley, Eric/Taylor, Ron (II)/Raymond, Walter/Leipold, Ronnie Jay/Walter, Tracey/Weeks, Todd/Dourif, Brad/Long, Jodi/Colin, Margaret/Graham, Aimee/Devine, Loretta/Staunton, Kim/Mackie, Allison/Anthony, Leonor +Anaconda (1997)/Trejo, Danny/Wilson, Owen/Hyde, Jonathan/Voight, Jon/Stoltz, Eric/Castellanos, Vincent/Cube, Ice/Welker, Frank/Wuhrer, Kari/Lopez, Jennifer (I) +Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004)/Yune, Karl/Aireti/Curtin, Peter (I)/Do, Khoa/Anderson, Andy (II)/Chestnut, Morris/Tandjung, Andre/Marsden, Matthew/Gonzalez, Nicholas/Byrd, Eugene/Hope, Nicholas (I)/Messner, Johnny/Arndt, Denis/Richardson, Salli/Strickland, KaDee +Analyze That (2002)/Tangredi, Bart/James, Joe (III)/LoGiudice, Gaetano/Crystal, Billy/Marcune, Patrick/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Diaz, Joey/Massi Jr., Nick/LaPaglia, Anthony/Vitucci, Tony/Vitucci, Rino/Gio, Frank/D'Onofrio, Joe/Columbo, Joe/Martin, Demetri/Gargano, Charles A./Rogalski, Brian/Dillin, Scott/Cecere, Sal/Aquilino, Frank/Cea, Bob/Reynaldi, Ron/De Niro, Robert/Zotto, Michael/Biberi, James/Cooper, Pat (I)/Schofield, Andy/LePage, Jerome/Mathew Weinstein, Evan/Herman, Paul (I)/Fattell, Louis/Taylor, Nick (I)/Isler, Seth/Franza, Raymond/Natoli, Angelo/Jannetta, Michael/Viterelli, Joe/Marzella, Joey/Gooding, John F./DeMeo, William/Russo, Lawrence J./Papa, Tom/Neustadt, Ted/Bamji, Firdous/Torre, Michael/Cefarello, Ralph/Bono, Joseph/Campanella, Phil/Kampmann, Steven/Pettygrove, Kendall/Torre, Joe (I)/Wolos-Fonteno, David/Rogers, Reg (I)/Morales-Ballet, Henry/Di Silvio, Gene/Salerno, Dave/Stever, Michael/Krosinski, Anthony/Sabihy, Kyle/van Simco, Dino/Vella, Vinny/Maldone, Richard/Pietrangolare, Frank/Brennan, Richard (II)/Bonsangue, Frank/Riddell, Leif/Sauchelli Jr., Alfred/Cicero, Paul/Reidy, Joseph P./Finn, John/Tardio, Chris/Kudrow, Lisa/Fortune, Mary/Recco, Donnamarie/San Luis, Laura/Herrington, Suzanne/Chae, Sunny/Schull, Rebecca/Moriarty, Cathy/Lynn, Gina/Thorne, Callie/Super, Bea/Brothers, Joyce/Berry, Diana/Meira, Moet/Kauders, Sylvia/Hayes, Susie Gilder/Durst, Anita/Pergament, Annika +Analyze This (1999)/Pepe, Neil/Aquilino, Frank/Novakovic, Kresimir/DiBenedetto, Tony/Sabihy, Kyle/Harkins, Michael/Bennett, Tony (I)/Gallo, Albert/Gallo, Joe (III)/Cooper, Pat (I)/Wheeler, Ira/Gallo, Larry (II)/Pietrangolare, Frank/Straka, Michael/Sauchelli Jr., Alfred/Polce, John/Vega, Matthew/Viterelli, Joe/Rossi, Leo (II)/Russo, Anthony (I)/Genovese, Vito/Palminteri, Chazz/Castellano, Richard C./Marioles, Ian/Costello, Frank (III)/Cecere, Vince/Caso, Anthony/Weeks, Jimmie Ray/Ruffini, Gene/Corl, Neal A./Rigano, Joseph (I)/Gambino, Carlo/Mandvi, Aasif/Caserta, Clem/Tangredi, Bart/Workman, Fred/De Niro, Robert/Bonanno, Joseph/Catalfumo, New York Joe/Haley, Michael/Alfonso, Kenny/Cajano, Pasquale/Hill, William (I)/Corey, Dave (I)/Barringer, Daniel W./Casella, Max/Crystal, Billy/Neustadt, Ted/Vella Jr., Vinny/Eliot, Drew/Rossi, Tony Ray/Bruno, Mickey/Guarino Jr., Michael/Darrow, Tony/Caruso, Phillip V./Anastasia, Albert/Macy, Bill/Cea, Bob/Mari, Francesca/Raflo, Paula/Ennis, Luce/Kahan, Judith/Schull, Rebecca/Harris, Ondine/Shannon, Molly/Bracco, Elizabeth/Gallagher, Gina/Dempsey, Trish/DeSena, Grace/Bruce, Tracie/Kudrow, Lisa/Recco, Donnamarie +Anastasia (1997)/Kolinski, Joseph/Jellison, John/Gordon, Kyle/Quinn, Patrick (II)/Burtnick, Glen/Simmons, J.K./Edelman, Gregg/Cummings, Jim (I)/Grammer, Kelsey/Harris Jr., Glenn Walker/Brunetti, Ted/Jones, Rick (I)/Azaria, Hank/Lowenstein, David/de Haas, Darius/Porter, Billy (I)/Dokuchitz, Jonathan/Cusack, John/Fritsch, Al/Nolte, Bill/Harvey, Michael Louis/Sperling, Ted/Malet, Arthur/Blumenkrantz, Jeff/Simms, Frank/Karen, Kenny/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/DuSold, Robert/King Jr., Curtis/Doherty, Madeline/Cherry, Vivian/Almy, Brooks/White, Lillias/Ryan, Meg (I)/Korey, Alix/Callaway, Liz/Lansbury, Angela/Dunst, Kirsten/Thomas, Vanéese Y./Mizelle, Cindy/Blazer, Judith/Silver, Karen (I)/Clark, Robin (III)/Mooney, Debra/Pawk, Michele/Chabert, Lacey/Martin, Andrea (I)/Horvath, Jan/Peters, Bernadette/Clark, Victoria (I)/James, Charity/Bernfeld, Ellen/Blackwell, Emma/Skinner, Emily (II) +Anatomie (2000)/Liegl, Alexander/Blomberg, Sebastian/Schütz, Nico/Wnuk, Oliver/Held, Gerald Alexander/Schmidt, Patrick (I)/Meinhardt, Thomas/Engl, Oliver/Neumann, Thomas (I)/Fridrich, Karl/Wölfl, Michael/Pölcher, Martin/Nikolussi, Johannes/Fürmann, Benno/Buhre, Traugott/Schmeiduch, Christoph/van der Zee, Thijs/Matschoss, Ulrich/Günther, Andreas/Potente, Dieter/Vogler, Rüdiger/Schwering-Sohnrey, Arndt/Hagen Dittmann, Christoph/Jank, Michael/Dietl, Ralf/Schlicht, Armin/Dissel, Werner/Schwarz, Simon/Weusten, Axel/Vengerov, Gennadi/Claussen, Jakob/Speckhahn, Holger/Ishionwu, Uche/Bassale, Gabriel/Potente, Hildegard/Sedlmeier, Angelika/Loos, Anna/Setlur, Sabrina/Ahren, Barbara M./Holfelder, Antonia Cäcilia/Gräbe, Susanne/Potente, Franka/Alganer-Lenz, Berrin/Brüggemann, Anna +Anatomy of a Murder (1959)/Conlin, Jimmy/Beal, Royal/O'Connell, Arthur/Le Vasseur, Lloyd/Welch, Joseph N./Qualen, John/Stewart, James (I)/Kupcinet, Irv/Bean, Orson/Ross, Don (I)/Waters, James (III)/Gazzara, Ben/West, Brooks/Campbell, Alexander (I)/McNear, Howard/Ellington, Duke/Kearns, Joseph (I)/Hamilton, Murray (I)/Wever, Ned/Lynch, Ken/Scott, George C./Brown, Russ (I)/Remick, Lee/Arden, Eve/Grant, Kathryn (I)/Welch, Mrs. Joseph +Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)/Carell, Steve/Wain, David/Kurtis, Bill/Parnell, Chris (I)/Mastrolia, Thomas E./Apatow, Judd/Rawls, Lou/Mastrolia, Joseph T./Osborne, Holmes/Hambly, Glen/Allen, Dave (I)/Shocknek, Kent/Allen, Lionel/Trejo, Danny/Dresch, Fred/Johnston, Jay/Black, Jack (I)/Stiller, Ben/Hulne, Peter A./Wilson, Luke (I)/Tompkins, Paul F. (I)/Hengst, Mark/Stiller, Jerry/Bennett, Jimmy (III)/Walsh, Dylan/Willard, Fred/Robbins, Tim (I)/Rudd, Paul (I)/Vlahakis, Matthew/Rogen, Seth/Beck, Ossie/Flaherty, Joe (I)/McKay, Adam/Rummler, Bob/Koechner, David/Ferrell, Will/Roberts, Ian (II)/Armisen, Fred/Poynter, Chuck/Gold, Stuart/Robinson, Scot/Flynn, Neil/Minor, Jerry/Vaughn, Vince/Walker, Charles (I)/McQuillan, Esmerelda/McIntyre, Monique/Weldon, Renee (I)/Johnson, Trina D./Hahn, Kathryn/Donavan, Darcy/McKay, Lili Rose/Piven, Shira/Kightlinger, Laura/Meola, Christa/Goodin, Mary Alice G./Applegate, Christina/Jackson, Jasmine Nicole/McGuire, Debra/Pyle, Missi/Grillo, Angela +And Now for Something Completely Different (1971)/Nixon, Richard/Cleese, John/Gilliam, Terry/Hitler, Adolf/Idle, Eric/Chamberlain, Neville/King George VI/Churchill, Winston (I)/Jones, Terry (I)/Palin, Michael/Chapman, Graham/Cleveland, Carol/Judd, Lesley/Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother/Booth, Connie (I) +Andrey Rublyov (1969)/Bardin, S./Krylov, Stepan (II)/Kononov, Mikhail/Nikulin, Yuri/Solonitsyn, Anatoli/Orlovsky, Dmitri/Vykov, N./Vasilyev, Vasili/Matysik, B./Ryskulov, Muratbek/Titov, Aleksandr (I)/Titov, Vladimir (I)/Guskov, Vladimir/Krylov, Stepan (I)/Tsarev, Slava/Nazarov, Yuri (I)/Loskoy, I./Bejshenaliyev, Bolot/Bykov, I./Donskoy, Igor/Grinko, Nikolai/Borisovsky, E./Umuraliyev, A./Sachevsko, G./Pokorsky, G./Aleksandrov, K./Glazkov, Nikolai/Grabbe, Nikolai/Lapikov, Ivan/Volkov, Vladimir/Kutuzov, Nikolai/Sergeyev, Nikolai (I)/Bykov, Rolan/Burlyayev, Nikolai/Obukhov, Anatoli/Snegina, N./Miroshnichenko, Irina/Ogorodnikova, Tamara/Vorkul, Zinaida/Raush, Irma/Radolitskaya, P. +Andromeda Strain, The (1971)/Jenkins, Mark (I)/Singer, Reuben/Harris, Ray (III)/Walberg, Garry/Stuart, Gilchrist/Murdock, Kermit/McDonough, Tom (I)/Edmiston, Walker/Lehmann, Theodore/Helm, Peter (I)/Hughes, Rob/Soto, Robert/Rainey, Ford/Christmas, Eric/Fuller, Lance/Swofford, Ken/Hobbs, Peter/Dunbar, Bill/Bow, Michael/Carter, John (IV)/Bull, Richard/Dyrenforth, Harold/Billings, Joe/Crichton, Michael/Hill, Arthur (I)/La Rue, Bart/Parnell, Emory/Langan, Glenn/Ballantyne, Paul/Bieri, Ramon/Barry, Ivor/Wayland, Len/Ortega, Francisco (I)/Mitchell, George (II)/Medaugh, Cliff/Brooke, Walter/Whiteman, Russ/Olson, James/Gavin, James W./Waynesmith, Gary/Di Reda, Joe/Lee, Johnny (III)/O'Brien, Richard (II)/Wayne, David (I)/Pataki, Michael/McLean, David (I)/Reindel, Carl/Olen, Robert 'Bob'/Johnson, Jason (I)/Cigrang, Duke/Redeker, Quinn K./Kelly, Paula (I)/Brown, Susan (I)/Burrell, Jan/Platt, Alma/Meyerink, Victoria Paige/Reid, Kate (I)/Midori (I)/Reid, Frances (I)/Carroll, Dee/Swift, Joan/Farrell, Judy/Thayer, Lorna/Daniels, Lisa (I)/de Bruin, Sandra/Schmidt, Georgia +Angel Eyes (2001)/Vanhart, Matthew/Caviezel, James/Sisto, Jeremy/Magder, Daniel/Thedford, Marcello/Argo, Victor/Jagersky, Brian/Campbell, Chuck (I)/Shepard, John/McAuley, Connor/Romberg, Barry/Payne, Ron/MacFarlane, Paul A./Santos, Rey-Phillip/Cox, Dave (II)/Feather, Jim/Lamon, Chris/Kay, Stephen T./Ratchford, Jeremy/Stockford, Don/Cameron, Michael (IV)/Birman, Matt/Johnstone, Ron/Coates, Eric (II)/Petronijevic, Dan/Dickinson, Brian/Nickalls, Grant/Ali, Nick/Authors, Jeff J.J./Hyndman, Eldridge/Brathwaite, Neil/MacNeill, Peter (I)/Marsman, Darren/Howard, Terrence/Carter, Kathy (I)/Mazur, Monet/St-Onge, Guylaine/Matchett, Kari/Moore, Stephanie (V)/Knight, Shirley (I)/Adams, Brenda/Braga, Sonia/Lopez, Jennifer (I) +Angel Heart (1987)/Florek, Dann/Higgins, Michael (I)/Mouton, Kufaru Aaron/Stewart, W. Alonzo/Moore, Deacon John/Jones, Noel (I)/Payne, Richard/Keener, Eliott/Bandel, Murray/Martin, Percy/De Niro, Robert/Pierre, Curtis/Watson, Ernest/Kohlman, Louis Freddie/Petitjean, Dave/Reddick, Jerome/Narcisse, Jarrett/Rourke, Mickey/Beasley, Darrell/Gordone, Charles/Simon, Stephen Kenyatta/Monie, Rickie/Bergeron, Loys T./Washburn, Rick/Dalton, Oakley/Perkins, Pinetop/Adam, Joel/Newlon, Neil/Fontelieu, Stocker/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Frank, Joshua/McGhee, Brownie/Taylor, Mark L./Beasley, Stephen (I)/Best, Oscar/Orange, Gerald (I)/Buck, George/Dunbar, Viola/Bywaters, Yvonne/Harris, Karmen/Wilhoite, Kathleen/Ridge, Francesca J./Severe, Peggy/Lionheart, Roselyn/Davis, Karen (II)/Blue, Sugar/Bonet, Lisa/Rampling, Charlotte/Elzy, Lula/Drake, Judith (I)/Burdette, Nicole/Jackson, Valerie (I)/Whitcraft, Elizabeth/Goff, Greer/Banks, Marilyn/Jones, Shirleta/Lupe, Kendall/Boutte, Lillian/Rolant, Arlena/Clarke, Hope (I)/Allen, Sarita +Angela's Ashes (1999)/Ahern, David/Halpin, Peter/Murphy, Johnny/Murphy, John Anthony/Marcus, Stephen/Nolan, Patrick David/O'Leary, Jer/Carlyle, Robert (I)/Maguire, Oliver/O'Regan, Mark/Bennett, Andrew (I)/Neill, Darragh/Morrissey, Brendan/McIntyre, Jim (II)/McClatchie, James/Murray-Corcoran, Shane/Kelly, Phil (I)/Murphy, J.J./Murray, Devon/Howe, Blaithnaid/Sweeney, Birdy/O'Suilleabhain, Daithi/McSorley, Gerard/Keogh, Garrett/Walker, Richard (V)/Bracken, Patrick/Cauldwell, Brendan/MacLiam, Eanna/O'Carroll, Danny/Carney, Liam/O'Carroll, Brendan/Clifford, Brian (I)/Kenny, Jon/Lynch, Jack (I)/O'Gorman, Ben/Breen, Joe/Doherty, Les/Smith, Shane (III)/McCafferty, Frankie/McAleer, Des/O'Donovan, Terry/Lee, Gerard/Lynam, Daire/O'Brien, Tim (IV)/Crowley, Donncha/Fielding, Ryan/Benson, Martin (I)/Lucchesi, Alvaro/Murphy, Edward (I)/Owens, Ciaran/Gleeson, Donnacha/Owens, Eamonn/Sheedy, John (I)/Maher, Kieran/Drew, Phelim/McGrath, Pat (III)/Legge, Michael (II)/Mansfield, Walter/Carney Daly, Sean/Ryan, Sam (II)/Carney Daly, Oisin/Kinlan, Laurence/Gorman, Shay/McNamara, Brendan (I)/O'Gorman, Owen/Mahon, James/Laverty, Frank/Geraghty, Aaron/Neville, Lucas/Parker, Alan (I)/O'Gorman, Sam/Scully, Paddy/Walsh, Gerry/McBride, Ray/Kearns, Sean (I)/Shanahan, Pauline/McCarthy, Maggie (I)/Pollock, Eileen (I)/Lambe, Kathleen/Pollock, Jaz/O'Neill, Anne/McLynn, Pauline/Spencer, Mary Ann (II)/McDermottroe, Maria/DeBonis, Marcia/Chaoimh, Bairbre Ni/Norton, Helen/O'Reilly, Veronica/O'Sullivan, Caroline/Deady, Moira/Masterson, Ronnie/Colgan, Eileen/Pilkington, Sarah/Verveen, Viviana/Kelly, Nuala (I)/Fitzgerald, Susan/O'Leary, Klara/Watson, Emily (I)/Condon, Kerry +Angels in the Outfield (1994)/Irving Baker, Matthew/Danza, Tony/Mulroney, Dermot/Meredith, Tim/Johnson, Ben (I)/Maier, Theodore S./Proby, Jonathan/Longo, Tony/Simpkins, Joseph Quinn/Temple, Lew/Sanders, Jay O./Reitano, Tony/Douglass, Lionel/Brody, Adrien/DiBiase, Christopher Leon/Dorsett, Chuck/Clohessy, Robert/Maier, David/Cole, Mark (I)/Negron, Taylor/Smith, Seth (I)/Savich, Tommy/Garcia, Albert Alexander/Conlon, Mark (I)/Dear, William/Dear, Oliver/Conlon, Tim/Courtney, David (II)/Juarbe, Israel/Swain, John Howard/Lansford, Carney/Walcoff, Danny/Gordon-Levitt, Joseph/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Martin, Johnny (I)/McDonough, Neal/Jackson, Stoney (I)/Babbs, O.B./Roggé, Ron/Halton, Michael/Glover, Danny/Reed, Robert Stuart/McConaughey, Matthew/Magdaleno, Marc/Chanock, Bundy/Terry, Nicholas (I)/Page, Mitchell (I)/Meredith, Steven/King, James C./Davis Jr., Milton/Dear, Devon/Tull, Fairly/West, Pamela/Amos, Diane/Beckford, Ruth/Fricker, Brenda/Richer, Tracy/Skerritt, Victoria/Craig, Connie (I) +Angels with Dirty Faces (1938)/Trowbridge, Charles/McClain, Billy/Stubbs, Chuck/O'Donnell, Spec/Moore Jr., Carlyle/Lockwood, Alexander/Brian, Edwin/Hendrian, Oscar 'Dutch'/Phelps, Lee (I)/O'Brien, Pat (I)/Taylor, George (V)/Edmunds, William/Berger, Harris (I)/Halop, Billy/McGee, Roger/Robert Mitchell Boy Choir, The/Perrin, Jack/Hall, Huntz/Mack, Wilbur/Sullivan, Elliott/Tracy, William/White, Leo (I)/Pawley, William/Homans, Robert/Coghlan Jr., Frank/Pawley, Edward/Hagney, Frank/Burke, Brian (II)/Durand, David (I)/Rich, Dick/Morris, Adrian/Bogart, Humphrey/Kerr, Donald (I)/Lund, Lavel/Harron, John/Marston, John (I)/Galt, Galan/Mori, George/O'Shea, Oscar/Dell, Gabriel (I)/Goodrich, Jack A./Lucas, Wilfred/Bancroft, George (I)/Mower, Jack/Dwire, Earl/Rand, Theodore/Boteler, Wade/Devlin, Joe/Gorcey, Leo/Parnell, Emory/Worthington, William/Wessel, Dick/Syracuse, Eddie/Bracey, Sidney/Sweatt, A.W./Cunningham, Joe (I)/Jordan, Bobby (I)/Wallace, Norman/Crowell, William (I)/Cohee, Bill/Burke, Frankie/Wisberg, Claude/Lombardi, Vince (I)/Jackson, Thomas E./Gunn, Earl (I)/Cagney, James/Downing, Joe (I)/Mayer, Bibby/Sayre, Jeffrey/Hill, Al (I)/Hamilton, John (I)/Wolheim, Dan/Offerman Jr., George/Geary, Bud/Chandler, Lane/Marsh, Charles (I)/Bupp, Sonny/Sullivan, Charles (I)/Hendricks Jr., Ben (I)/Carthew, Gary/Wilson, Charles C./Darrell, Steve/Dilson, John/Smith, Jack C. (I)/Lloyd, Al/Spottswood, James/Sorel, George/Sanford, Ralph (I)/O'Malley, Pat (I)/Kowalski, Frank (I)/Farley, Jim (I)/Hayden, Harry/Punsly, Bernard/Knowlden, Marilyn/Williams, Lottie/Mitchell, Belle/Sheridan, Ann/Gordon, Mary (I)/Wilde, Poppy/Lewis, Vera +Anger Management (2003)/Clemens, Roger (I)/Embree, Alan/Jeter, Derek/Clifford, Matt (II)/Singleton Jr., Isaac C./Cavaliere, Salvatore/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Harrelson, Woody/Nealon, Kevin/Knight, Bobby (I)/Davis, Brad (VII)/Stanton, Harry Dean/Renteria, Paul/McKenzie, Ian/Anderson, Dakota/Arens, Cody/Fiore, Aaron/Morgan, Larry (I)/Ganis, Sidney/Speert, Mitchell/Nicholson, Jack/Grady, Kevin/Giuliani, Rudolph W./Akulov, Aleksandr/Welch, Sean (I)/Steiner, Rob (I)/Abramowitz, Zack/Sandler, Adam (I)/Garcia, Luis (IX)/Rosier, Ken/Barkhamer, Gregory/Tarnol, Brent/Howard, Joe (I)/Osser, Jonathan/Black, Clint/Dunigan, Kevin/Loughran, Jonathan/Dunham, Stephen/Lane, Keith E./Sheppard, Bob (I)/Brown, Sho/Gregson, Stephen/Goode, Conrad/Vitale, Dan/Parten, Craig/Diamont, Don/Eveland, Halley/Chon, Arnold/Emanuel, Alex/Foy, Curt/Morgan, Alan James/Spruyt, Peter/Clayderburg, Gary/Covert, Allen/Turturro, John/Kirk, John (IV)/Boldon, Christopher/Arthur, Michael/Morris, Jeff (I)/Genaro, Tony/Stewart, Nils Allen/Carbonetti, Tony/Reilly, John C. (I)/McEnroe, John/Fuller, Kurt/Merrill, Robert (I)/Gaither, Silas/Ney, Joel/Heuring, Lori/Walls, Nancy/Perri, Tasha/Hill, Chivonne/Allen, Krista/Tomei, Marisa/Graham, Heather (I)/Segal, Taylor/Scott, Lorna/Nathan, Judith/Chandler, Marisa/Charles, Heather/Gallego, Gina/Hellman, Bonnie/Segal, Nicole/Nelson, Sarah Beth/Song, Esther/Mitchell, Melissa (III)/Ricard, Adrian/Weber, Lindsay/Thigpen, Lynne/Jones, January (I)/Avenius, Dara +Animal Crackers (1930)/Allen, Robert (I)/Thompson, Hal (I)/Marx, Groucho/Sorin, Louis/Marx, Harpo/Marx, Chico/Metcalf, Edward/Greig, Robert/MacBride, Donald/Marx, Zeppo/Dumont, Margaret/Irving, Margaret/Roth, Lillian/Roth, Ann (II)/Reece, Kathryn +Animal Factory (2000)/Engelhardt, Mark/Hyde, Mark (III)/Knox, John (II)/Sandoval, Francisco (II)/Bunker, Edward/Omilami, Afemo/Innocenzo, John/McDade, Patrick/Holshouser, Wil/Ganno, Freddie/Cassel, Seymour/Devon, Tony/Von Roehm, David/Buscemi, Steve/Arnold, Tom (I)/Hegarty, Antony/Randazzo, Steven/Kelly, James Martin/Mancini, Vince/Nolan, Paul L./Harden Jr., Ernest/Rowe, Hahn (II)/Fessenden, Larry/Webber, Mark (II)/Boone Junior, Mark/Walls, Richard Mercer/Quinn, J.C./Pagan, Victor/Ramos, Sixto/Lumia, John/Redglare, Rockets/Hodson, Ed/Goodall, Jim (I)/Roehm Sr., David C./Wilson, Brian Anthony/Amitin, Mark (II)/Trejo, Danny/Cousar, Jeffrey Dwayne/La Botz, Jake/Buscemi, Michael/Griffith, Michael (III)/Rourke, Mickey/Laresca, Vincent/Heard, John/Anderson, Sean P./Furlong, Edward/Bauer, Chris (I)/Spanish, Jonny/Burton, Richard (VIII)/Dafoe, Willem/Anderson, Dakota/Mason, Damali/Chrismandu/Johnson, James (VII)/Panepinto, Judge Paul P./Yates, Vincent/Mazzotta, Sal/Long, Christopher/Harris, Joilet/Gordon, Paula (IV)/Hawkins, Anika/Pratt, Wendee/Amoroso, Amorika +Animal House (1978)/Daniel, Joshua (I)/Miller, Chris (III)/Farmer, Reginald/Metcalf, Mark/Elliott, Robert (II)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Freeman, John (III)/Bacon, Kevin/Bishop, Stephen (I)/Belushi, John/Robinson, Raymone/Vernon, John (I)/Hulce, Tom/Kenney, Douglas/Dumas, Jebidiah R./McGill, Bruce/Greenough, Rick/Jessie, DeWayne/Eby, Rick/McCartin, Sean (I)/Danova, Cesare/Matheson, Tim (I)/Furst, Stephen/Widdoes, James/Daughton, James/Riegert, Peter/Simonds, Fred/Bonnheim, Bruce/Cray, Robert/Holcomb, Sarah/Vick, Helen/Grooman, Stacy/Jurgenson, Aseneth/Denning, Katherine/Lauris, Priscilla/Smith, Martha/Johnson, Sunny (II)/Weller, Mary Louise/Bloom, Verna/Belushi-Pisano, Judith/Allen, Karen (I)/Baur, Lisa/Roberts, Eliza +Animal, The (2001)/Smrz, Brett (II)/Ma, Raymond/Short, Paul E./Stoller, Fred/Torry, Guy/Caton, Michael/Wilson, Scott (I)/Deters, Timmy/Truman, Jack (I)/Bates Jr., James/Bolden, Philip/Amodeo, Luigi/Daily, Deker/Asner, Edward/Papajohn, Michael/Skyler, Robb/MacDonald, Norm/Roggé, Ron/Boyadjian, Alec/Levy, Zohar (I)/Schneider, Rob/Fordham, David/Kramer, Jeremy (III)/Kanoozi/Holden, Shain/Lombardi, Louis/Boyadjian, Nico/Holleman, Mitch/Stewart, Charlie (II)/Rubens, Jack (I)/Kravitz, Steven/Farley, John/Kirk, John (IV)/Sandler, Adam (I)/Di Biagio, Derek/Riggs, Daniel/Avallone, David/Louey/McNulty, Tom (I)/Takahashi, Wes/Gugliemi, Noel/Bernard, Arthur (I)/Pete (VII)/Rubin, Bob/Herzog, Tim/Mariolis, Nicko/McGinley, John C./Kiesche, Tom/Iannarino, Jake/Collins, Amber (I)/Mantel, Henriette/Schneider, Pilar/Celestino, Michelle/Harvey, Megan Taylor/Brown, Brianna/Gimpel, Sandra Lee/Dodson, Mollie Rea/Kaplan, Morisa Taylor/Icey, Berglind/Haskell, Colleen/Holden, Karlee/Calvo, Clare/Corwin, Susan/Flood, Hannah K./Branson, Elizabeth/Bliss (III)/Maples, Holly +Anna and the King (1999)/Chow, Yun-Fat/Kassim, Yusof B. Mohd/Shauki, Afdlin/Kah Yong, Teoh/Tsang, Kenneth/Al-Rashid, Dharma Harun/Maniam, Mano/Stewart, Bill (I)/Hands, Robert/Chye, Kee Thuan/Chin, Keith/Palmer, Geoffrey/Iskander, Harith/Zaibo/Lim, Yu Beng/Hassan, Ramli/Russier, Jean-Luc/Lim, Kay Siu/Mazlan, Ahmad/Saliman, Mohd Razib/Alwi, Syed/Basah, Mahmud Ali/Kim, Randall Duk/Ghazi, Sean/Felton, Tom/Venugopal, Shanthini/Bai, Ling/Yusoff, Deanna/Aziz, Aimi/Siregar, Zulhaila/Neo, Swee Lin/Ling, Pak/Foster, Jodie/Azlina, Fariza/Malik, Zaridah Abdul/Firbank, Anne/Moggie, K.K./Ting, Tina Lee Siew/Omar, Ellie Suriaty/Wong, Ruby/Campbell, Melissa (II) +Annapolis (2006)/Hansen, Frank (III)/Mazzola, Bill/Lizzio, Michael C./Burnett, McCaleb/Wixson, Brian M./Parks, Bill (III)/Bryan, Zachery Ty/Fu Li, Jimmy Yi/Booth, Seth/Cook, Lionel Anthony/Napier, Charles/Fash, Tim/Roehm Sr., David C./Staiger, Steve/Enright, Kenn/Abrams Jr., Bolden/Lightcap, Michael A./Vellozzi, Sonny/Bryant, Rich/Aninsman, Andrew/Gibson, Russell (II)/Lordan, Eric/Calderon, Wilmer/Von Roehm, David/Phelps, Timothy/Fiandaca, Rocco/Shapiro, Kenny (I)/Kain, Rick/Fobbs, Brandon/Shatzel, Jeremy/Schmidt, Christafer/Moyer, Keith/Carmen, Pete/Streater, Jason/Vance, Schuster/Pcolinsky, Joseph George/Fultz, David/Rosanio, Rocco/Lamendola, Tim/Simms, Mark/Burness, Craig Martin/McKeown, Denis/Slusher, Matt/Filosa, Robert/Franco, James/LeGower, Timothy/Nelson, Mike (III)/Jackson Jr., Melvin/Jaderlund, Henry/Kurek, Dominick/Wallace, Remy/Klaus, Kyle/Shannon, Vicellous Reon/DeBona, Joseph/Wahlberg, Donnie/Gilmore, Thomas C./Henry, Andrew (II)/McMullin, Chris (II)/Dominick, Michael P./Bizik, Robert/Bauer Jr., Don/Parrack, Jim/Hamilton, Ryan Kristopher/Visconto, Terry/Fan, Roger/Devon, Tony/Kaufmann, Steve/Hatfield, Scott/Goode, Gavin Lindsay/Griffith, Michael (III)/McCauley, Jason A./Lance, Stephen A./Foley, Macka/Larkins, Brandon/Bauer, Jonathan (I)/Rashad, Jacquin/Myers, Matt (I)/Schoon, Adam/McBride, Chi/Gibson, Tyrese (I)/Chrismandu/Rocks, Jon/Stevens, Jeff (III)/Chartrand, Lauro/Pierosh, Robert/Finnigan, Billy/Jones, Todd Ryan/Lanier, Atif/Del Colle, Rob/Backos, Anthony/Church, Corey/Centanni, Louis/Bassett, Marcel D./Maleno, Giancarlo/Beck, Marvin/Majors, Paul/Astoria, Frank/Lyons, Michael J./Goodman, Brian (I)/Zubarev, Michael/Vitali, John E./Philip, Chris/McClelland, Charles (II)/Pfizenmayer III, Norman J./Speert, Mitchell/Carson, Scott D./Brewster, Jordana/Henderson, Heather (I)/Parekh, Soha/Coyle, Blaze Kelly/Gay, Martha/McGrath, Terri/Parekh, Shona/Latshaw, Jessica/Lambert-Ryan, Shannon/Kubbi/Lulevitch, Erin/Lakis, Maggie/Brown, Latoya/Lileikis, Jenni/Hein, Katie/Crilley, Lisa/Webb, Cynthia (I) +Annie (1982)/Flowers, Jamie/Finney, Albert/Richards, Jon (I)/Epper, Kurtis/Holder, Geoffrey/Swofford, Ken/Metzman, Irving/Hobson, I.M./Marshall, Peter (I)/Collamore, Jerome/Griffin, Victor/Curry, Tim (I)/Herrmann, Edward/Hankin, Larry/Cilento, Wayne/Minami, Roger/Cagno, Frank/Burnett, Carol/Reinking, Ann/Caspary, Tina/Lee, Angela (I)/Smith, Shawnee/Leonard, Lu/O'Rourke, Tammy/Sorrentino, Rosanne/Hartman, Victoria/Lerman, April/Berk, Lara/Ignico, Robin/Quinn, Aileen/Jones, Janet/Mackie, Jan/Ray, Mavis/Baca, Kari/Kieldrup, Lisa/Ackerman, Loni/Saputo, Linda/Blair, Pamela/Miller, Danielle (I)/Sinclair, Nancy (I)/Gisondi, Toni Ann/Whitman, Julie/Peterson, Amanda (I)/Peters, Bernadette/Cross, Murphy/Martika/Martin, Angela (I)/Haney, Sonja/De Banzie, Lois/Hayden, Melissa (II)/Marsh, Liz (I)/Stewart, Lucie/Zenk-Pinter, Colleen/Michan, Cherie +Annie Hall (1977)/Simon, Paul (I)/Dentice, Keith/Gould, Eric (I)/Doumanian, John/Roberts, Tony (I)/Newman, Roger/Bernstein, Walter/Allen, Woody/O'Brien, Vince/McLuhan, Marshall/Petrucelli, Rick/Anzell, Hy/Maroff, Bob/Styles, Bernie/Bertoni, Ricardo/Lenard, Mark/Rosenblatt, Martin/Munk, Jonathan/Haymer, Johnny/Allen, Gary (I)/Mule Deer, Gary/Landers, Alan/Callahan, Lee/Ottenheimer, Albert/Walken, Christopher/Glover, John (I)/Picetti, Lou/Davis, Humphrey/Levin, Charles (I)/Walter, Tracey/Fierstein, Harvey/Perezic, Hamit/Carson, Wayne/Bandhu, Ved/Lawner, Mordecai/Ruskin, Dan/McKrell, Jim/Karm, Michael/Balter, James/Burge, James/Symington, Donald/Goldblum, Jeff/Aronin, Michael/Wier, David/Cavett, Dick/Horton, Russell (I)/Aiello, Danny/Capote, Truman/Vohs, Frank/Gampel, Chris/Callaway, William/Johnston, John Dennis/Kane, Carol (I)/Boylan, Mary (I)/Volner, Ruth/Novikoff, Rashel/Weaver, Sigourney/Warwick, Margaretta/Levitan, Amy/Paris, Robin Mary/Keaton, Diane/D'Angelo, Beverly/Johnson, Petronia/Bird, Laurie/Bowan, Sybil/Flippin, Lucy Lee/Mellinger, Susan/Trueman, Paula/Margolin, Janet/Girard, Wendy/Jones, Christine (I)/Tupper, Loretta/Frost, Jean Sarah/Duvall, Shelley/Hack, Shelley/Radburn, Veronica/Dewhurst, Colleen/Ludlam, Helen/Neuman, Joan/Casey, Shaun +Anniversary Party, The (2001)/Kline, Owen/O'Hare, Denis (I)/Reed Jr., W./Kline, Kevin (I)/Otis/Freedman, Steven/Cumming, Alan/Chester, Craig/Carroll, Michael G./Reilly, John C. (I)/Hickey, John Benjamin/Panes, Michael/Malloy, Matt (I)/Lawrence, Christopher (X)/McGrath, Matt (I)/Kilgariff, Karen/Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Badie, Mina/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Cates, Phoebe/Tefkin, Blair/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Beals, Jennifer (I)/Bryant, Molly/Frost, Sadie/Demedrano, Clara/Monterroso, Norizzela/Posey, Parker/Anouk (III)/Queller, Jessica/Adams, Jane (II)/Kline, Greta +Another 48 Hrs. (1990)/Lee, Dana (I)/Cicetti, Rick/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Small, Edgar (I)/Pierson, Rex/Divoff, Andrew/Nolte, Nick/Walsh, Edward (I)/Medlock, Ken/Phelan, Mark/Tortora, Oz/Orlandi, Felice/Lee-Sung, Richard/Shelton, Rodney/Marshall, David Anthony/Hayden, Dennis/Atkins, Del/Brandt, Victor/McRae, Frank/Lum, Benjamin/Cheung, George/Del Regno, John/Williams, Michael (III)/James, Brion (I)/Casey, Bernie/Neuenfeldt, Dan (I)/Graf, Allan/Bluto, John/Howell, Hoke/Simmons, Thornton/McLaurin, David (I)/Ronard, Jason/McCubbin, Russ/Tighe, Kevin (I)/Hunter, Jake (I)/Yeager, Biff (I)/Markland, Ted/Dunnam, Bill/Fuller, Ray (I)/Morgan, Stafford/Jennings, Brent/Holmes, Jerome (I)/O'Ross, Ed/Weiss, Joel (I)/Evans, John H./Efron, David/Morrison, Laurie/Huie, Karen/Campbell, Tisha/O'Brien, Shauna/Everhard, Nancy/Natividad, Kitten/Grey, Lauren/Goodman, Kelly L./Atkinson, Deborah/Fitzpatrick, Deirdre/Rogers, Nanci/Haase, Cathy/Nirvana, Yana/Gigi (XI)/Lea, Judy/Cummins, Nicole/Cain, Carrie Lynn/Crain, Carrie Courtney/Robinson, Dawn/Cox, Linda/Leong, Page/Christensen, Alisa +Another Day in Paradise (1997)/James, Maurice/Connell, Steven Gerard/Smith, Isaac/Williams, Simon (I)/Kartheiser, Vincent/Fitzpatrick, Leo (I)/Hipp, Paul (I)/Hancock, Dick/Doyle, Christopher (I)/Briscoe, Brent/Lott, Eddie/Woods, Michael Jeffrey/Otis, James (I)/Carter, Clarence/Gatins, John/Miller, Will (III)/Williams, Brandon (I)/Israel, Ishma/Dalton, Greg/Bitten, Roosevelt/Orr, Mitchell/Donahue, Ryan (I)/Sarsgaard, Peter/Richards, Darryl (II)/Leggett, Jay/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Hayes, Donald (III)/Woods, James (I)/Flowers, Kim (I)/Griffith, Melanie/Gregson Wagner, Natasha/Sheperd, Karen/Gordon, Pamela (I) +Another Stakeout (1993)/Mitchell, Thomas (II)/Andersen, Scott/Estevez, Emilio/Bacic, Steve/Rubinstein, John/Lambert, Steven/Jackson, Sammy (I)/Jones, Michael Steve/Goto, Al/Lauria, Dan/Scott, Larry B. (I)/Ferrer, Miguel/Doyle, Christopher (I)/Rogers, Martin (I)/Delano, Michael/Shoemaker, Chris/DeAngelo, Frank/Dreyfuss, Richard/Barbour, Bruce Paul/Farina, Dennis/Blackwell, Richard L./Turner, Frank C. (I)/Seaman, Rick/West, J.R./Ellison-Jones, Gene/Mankuma, Blu/Estevez, Taylor/O'Donnell, Rosie/Maughan, Sharon/Strassman, Marcia/Schaffer, Sharon/Crier, Cammie Ann/Brasher, Christi/Speck, Jan/Williams, Denalda/Stowe, Madeleine/Sosna, Nancy/Moriarty, Cathy +Antitrust (2001)/Howitt, Peter (II)/Young, Jonathon (I)/Clennon, David/Hayes, Kevin (I)/Roundtree, Richard/Bellamy, Ned/Perrin, Blaine/Scarabelli, Ricardo/Worthy, Rick/Breker, Eric/Tso, Yee Jee/Paroo, Zahf/Pallome, Dino/McKellar, Daniel (I)/Labine, Tyler/Smith, Benjamin B./Beechner, Ed/DeVeaux, Nathaniel/Robison, Ian/Halas, Robert J./Ramji, Paresh/Fee, Scott/Singer, Jason (I)/McFerran, Douglas/Lovgren, David/Foo, Colin/Banks, Linden/Dushku, Nate/Halder, Ron/Court, Rob/Cunningham, Colin (I)/New, Peter/Stewart, Bobby (I)/Cruz, Daniel/Sain, Justin/Trpin, Gregor/Wong, Simon (II)/Holmes, Tyson/Bellis, Scott/Armstrong-Morris, Greg/Keenleyside, Eric/de Icaza, Miguel/Goudie, Peter/Bliss, Ian (II)/Robbins, Tim (I)/Ortiz, Francisco (I)/Storey, Howard/Phillippe, Ryan/Runyan, Tygh/Walley, Brian/McNealy, Scott/Nherlan, Ingelise/Ha, Benita/Savenkoff, Elizabeth Carol/Taggart, Tamara/Forlani, Claire/Vietta, Patti/Ko, Linda/McDowell, Julie/Riley, Claire/McGinnis, Rachel (I)/Yea, Helena/Deakins, Sarah/Esterle, Amy/Devon, Dayna/Peterman, Anees/Wick, Norma Jean/Cook, Rachael Leigh +Antonia (1995)/Pas, Michael/Vervoort, Jascha/van Dousselaere, Michel/Heldenbergh, Johan/Beks, Jakob/Rabaey, Stijn/Kooij, Paul/de Laere, Christophe/Filz, Flip/Horemans, Christophe/Seghers, Mil/Huysmans, Jeroen/Bussemaker, Reinout/Wolfs, Nicky/Robertino, Gilles/Schotsaert, Antoon/Van den Hoof, Adriaan/Hogenboom, Leo/Tomballe, Menno/Dailly, Daniel/Man in 't Veld, Hans/Zwanikken, Gosewijn/Decleir, Jenne/de Bruyn, Erik/Praet, Eddy/Corbeau, Igor/Löw, Victor/Callens, Pieter/Kesting, Hans/van Dam, Carlo/Tomballe, Jesse/Peeters, Filip/van Laer, Dorien/van Durme, Gilles/Decleir, Jan/Zeelenberg, Dirk/Steen, Jan/Missine, Cederic/Verhoef, Reinier/Spoor, Carolien/Wilhelm, Wimie/Laseur, Petra/Olejniejoh, Kristel/Rijxman, Lineke/Verstraeten, Aurelie/Vanhoucke, Tine/Dames, Margo/Graaf, Marina de/Dottermans, Els/Ammelrooy, Willeke van/Vriesendorp, Esther/van Overloop, Veerle/Brauw, Elsie de/Dikker, Ellen/Selle, Truus te/ten Bruggencate, Catherine/Maes, Barbara/van Laer, Daisy/Ravesteijn, Thyrza/Maes, Tamara/Sodderland, Manon/Pottevin, Charlene/Waller Zeper, Fran/Martinson, Gabriella/de Ceuleer, Sarah/Dense, Ilse/van der Groen, Dora +Antwone Fisher (2002)/Duke, O.L./Banks, Bob/Patton, André/Washington, Denzel/Jewell, Doug/Fowler, David (III)/Kang, Sung/Williams, Ellis/Brolin, James/Howze, Leonard Earl/Dorsey, Fran/Dixon, Jason (I)/Pittman Jr., John/La'Dae, Sean'e/Stokes, Cordell/Reynolds III, Edward C./Billings, Earl/Baccus, Eddie/Wilson, De'Angelo/Luke, Derek/Reddick, Timothy/Nepomuceno, Leo/Gooding, Rainoldo/Hodges, Cory (I)/Robinson, Charles (I)/Lewis, Brandon (I)/Connolly, Kevin (I)/Kelley, Malcolm David/Snedden, Stephen/Washington, Jascha/Scott, Kente/Biggins, Brandon/Lewis, Jenifer/Pearson, Rita/Gonzalez, Ruby/Marable, Mary Bradley/Bolds, April/Richardson, Salli/Watson-Johnson, Vernee/Charles, Lynn E./Hoefke, Teresa/Ross, Yolonda/Evans, Na'tasha Marie/Davis, Viola (I)/Reynolds, Janaya/Nelson, Novella/Ford-Taylor, Margaret/Cevallos, Linda/Davison, Michelle/Johnson, Kim (I)/Stehle, Ruth/Bryant, Joy/Morris, Rebecca (III)/Gillespie-Winborn, Angela/Gulick, Lissy/Louie, Jada S. +Antz (1998)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Mazursky, Paul/Walken, Christopher/Hackman, Gene/Mahoney, John (I)/Stallone, Sylvester/Sroka, Jerry/Aykroyd, Dan/Allen, Woody/Shaud, Grant/Glover, Danny/Stone, Sharon (I)/Winchell, April/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Curtin, Jane/Lopez, Jennifer (I) +Anus Magillicutty (2003)/Selleck, Tom/Robinson, Louis (III)/Hall, Joe (III)/Hall, Joseph (II)/Day, Patrick (III)/Garner III, Lloyd/Boarini, Vincent/Jones, Frank (V)/Chuck, Techno/Chuck (III)/Khan, Daryl/Winston, Skip/Golden, Buddy/Jones, Nicole (II)/Perry, Jeri/Weidel, Alissa/Muro, Sylvia/Hoeg, Jeanette/Abbott, Paige +Any Given Sunday (1999)/Woods, James (I)/Moran, Jeremy/Pettus, Lyndale V./Quinn, Al (I)/Royster, Mazio/Wiren, Nyle/Golden, Evan Scott/Stone, Michael (VII)/Paget, Robert/de la Vida, Mauricio/Karen, James (I)/Hyman, Brian (I)/Gabriel, Gene/Rasta, Mighty/Neglio, Paul/Switzer, Barry/Daniel, John (II)/Orvis, Greg/Cravens, Tyler/Stone, Oliver (I)/Underwood, Joseph W./Grinn, Pride/Spain Jr., Connell/LL Cool J/Walters, Mark Edward/Hilliard, Justin D./Stone, Sean/Wright, Marty (I)/Bacile, Todd/Ohana, Daniel/Adler, Frank J./Crowley, Timothy F./Raulerson, Steve/Johnson, RJ/Smith, Todd (VI)/Bryniarski, Andrew/Ohnegian, Pete/O'Hara, Patrick (I)/Heston, Charlton/Rubenstein, Jason (II)/Price, Jess/Modine, Matthew/Wolff, Nicholas Patrick/Brown, Jim (I)/Hardy, Bruce C./Denzlinger, Jeremy/Ellis, Mark Robert/Toomay, Pat/Russo, Gianni (I)/Hanlon, William/Fryar, Irving/Hersh, Philip/Spirtos, Jack G./Lassic, Derrick/Morris, Mitch/Unitas, Johnny/Unitas, Joseph (II)/White, Hunter/Johnson, Rick (I)/Wilson, Joseph A./Maynor, Connell/Lester, Fred/Hochertz, Marty/Johnson, Len/Owens, Terrell/Davis, Clifton/Storm, Matt (I)/Thomson, Craig (I)/Moon, Warren/McKenzie, Richard (I)/Goff, Robert L./Foxx, Jamie/Rosenhaus, Drew/Young, Art (I)/Bray, Andy/Funny, Dennis/Schmidt, Joe (I)/Nittmo, Bjorn/Campbell, Ian (XV)/Taylor, Lawrence (II)/Osuna, Michael/Mounds, Otis/Gordon, Robert (VIII)/Claus, Marc/Sherman, C. Ashley/Harder, Alex/Martinez, Matt/Watters, Ricky/O'Neal, Brian E./Proctor, Basil/Miller, Eric (II)/Lack, Richard/Yeaman, Todd Eric/Hamlet, Sean/Reid, Kevin (I)/Corone, Antoni/Goodman, J.V./Graf, Allan/Avila, Mario/Weyand, John/Latzman, Phil/DiFatta, Vincent/McClendon, Skip/Martin, Duane/Armellino, Luciano/Rosete, Jose (I)/Egues, Tony/Marino, Daniel/Cowden, Doug/Holden, Beau/Williams, James (IX)/Sharp, Jerry A./Tittle, Y.A./Gasser, Jim/Brown, Joshua David/Green, Will/Eckhart, Aaron/Tanzi, Anthony L./Brown, Tucker/Pacino, Al/Keneley, Mathew/Reidel, Allen/St. Clair, Bob (I)/Butkus, Dick/Quaid, Dennis/McGinley, John C./Corrigan, Sean (I)/Bachand, James A./Riad, Tamer/Bellamy, Bill/Grogan, Robert/Wagner, Barry/Groh III, Michael/Heckmann, Paul/Hoffer, Sylvie/Crespo, Estefania/Fanaro, Mary/Evans, Celia/Adams, Rhonda/Beisner, Michelle/Horka, Andrea/Rosean, Lexa/Lemus, Eva Tamargo/West, Micah/Davoisne-Bruni, Myriam/Theobalds, Joanna/Kraljevic, Hermine/Jayne, Melissa/Robinson, Nichole Mercedes/Morrison, Dorothy J./Lawson, Glynnis/Demko, Darlene/Fullerton, Olivia/Oliver, Tonya/Mustelier, Jeannie/Condom, Doris/Alexander, Jessie (I)/Sheppard, Delia/Rochon, Lela/de Leon, Dita/Bergman, Jaime/Ann-Margret/Pentecost, Karyn/Bernard, Michelle/Kramlik, Monika/Preudhomme, Donna/Gaarder, Karin M./Vallejos, Tammy/Manns, 'Jaman' Janet/Cortez, Rosa Iveth/Abnathy, Carin/Reno, Hunter/Slanina, Stacy/Meira, Moet/Heredia, Maria E./Berkley, Elizabeth/Diaz, Cameron/Renna, Melinda/Hanley, Jade/Novak, Nikki (I)/Howard, Debbie (I)/Vorwerk, Jani/Bredell, Sarah/Betts, Margaret/Crawford, Dawn/Murray, Kathy Alzado/Wallace, Cat (I)/Stone, Tara/Bayla, Cleo/Osborne, Gwendolyn/Weston, Olivia/Davis, Antares/Petterson, Liz/Porachan, Michelle A./Mohamed, Luna Abdi/Mbayi, Biba/Hellman, Alexandra L./Voski, Sacha/Penman, Sarah/Tummond, Christy/Dufour, Anik/Phillips, Lisa Ann/Dorris, Amy/Holly, Lauren/Bruce, Tracie/Lopez, Mercy/Krueger, Kirsten/Dempsey, Trish/Hanna, Dana +Any Which Way You Can (1980)/McKinney, Bill/Vadis, Dan/Domino, Fats/Christie, Dick (I)/Holt, Larry/Cruickshanks, Reid/Gavin, Weston/Corbin, Barry/Robles, Walter (II)/Campbell, Glen (I)/Currie, Michael/Harvey, Orwin C./Ruscio, Al/Perkins, Kent/Quade, John/Gordon, Lance/Murdock, Jack/Eastwood, Clint/Sorrells, Bill/Fisher, George (III)/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Guardino, Harry/Zeri, Walter G./Smith, William (I)/Hobbs, Peter/Tillman, Mike/Davis, Gary Lee/Durock, Dick/Stafford, Jim/Jenson, Roy (I)/Murdock, George (I)/Taylor, Mark L./Ramsey, Logan/Hooker, Buddy Joe/Nowak, John (I)/Reinbold, Michael/Gibb, Donald (I)/Gammon, James (I)/Lerner, Ken (I)/Walker, Charles (I)/Brutsche, Jerry/Brockman, Michael (I)/Parker, Sunshine/O'Connell, William (I)/McKinney, John (I)/Talbott, Michael/Barrows, Dan (I)/Cavanaugh, Michael (I)/LaFleur, Art (I)/Thibeau, Jack/Fairman, Michael/Smith, Jeremy (I)/Nelson, Ann/Richarde, Tessa/Gordon, Ruth (I)/Ashland, Camila/Ramsey, Anne/Locke, Sondra/Clemons, Rebecca/Menken, Robin/Brown, Julie (I)/Hallowell, Lynn/Porter, Debby +Anything Else (2003)/Hill, William (I)/Taylor, Joseph Lyle/McLarty, Zach/Arkin, Anthony/Orvis, Greg/Tonken, Eric/Ribustello, Anthony J./DeVito, Danny/Conrad, David (I)/Stellato, Frank/Edelson, Kenneth/Biggs, Jason/Garvey, Ray/Allen, Woody/LaPlaca, Charles/Babbin, James/Pope, Ralph/Stevens, Fisher/Grenier, Adrian/Fallon, Jimmy/Sonnenberg, Maurice/Jefferson, David (II)/Grant, Carson/Channing, Stockard/Kullman, Wynter/Russo, Melissa/Strickland, KaDee/Ricci, Christina/Leerhsen, Erica/Krall, Diana +Anywhere But Here (1999)/Milhoan, Michael/Peck, George (I)/Bowles, Andrew/Snyder, Christopher/Baker, Ray (I)/Kurup, Shishir/Sheridan, Fletcher/Bochner, Hart/Page, Cody/Diehl, John/Lynch, John Carroll/Hawn, Phil/Harrington, Jay/Redford, Jonathan/Sattler, Bob/Allred, Corbin/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Joyce, Ian/Hatosy, Shawn/Berra, Stephen/Tahir, Faran/Godinez, Ricky Felix/Hurst, Rick/Burkholder, Scott/Goldstein, Samantha/McComb, Heather/Reinhardt, Eve/Boyd, Katharine/Drake, Bebe/Joyce, Megan/Halligan, Shana/Harrison, Lindley/Sarandon, Susan/DeLoach, Heather/Mullally, Megan/Portman, Natalie/Adams, Lillian/Moss, Elisabeth/McGinnis, Megan/Ryan, Eileen/Johnson, Ashley (I)/Amurri, Eva/Donnelly, Monique/Niznik, Stephanie/Bedelia, Bonnie/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Willis, Alicia Leigh/Castle, Jennifer/Aaron, Caroline/Alperin, Sharona/Glazer, Alexandra/Leichtling, Nina/Wilson, Rachel (I)/Barry, Nina/Birch, Thora/Sie, Allison/Long, Cricky/Korf, Mia/Kopacz, Yvonna/Van Den Blink, Kieren +Apartment, The (1960)/Waterman, Willard/Macklin, David/Kruschen, Jack/Lemmon, Jack/MacMurray, Fred/White, David (II)/Lewis, David (III)/Curry, Mason/Seven, Johnny (I)/Burt, Benny/Smith, Hal/Walston, Ray/Shawlee, Joan/Lax, Frances Weintraub/Abbott, Dorothy/Stevens, Naomi/Holiday, Hope/Jameson, Joyce/MacLaine, Shirley/Adams, Edie +Apocalypse Now (1979)/Coppola, Marc/Leake, Damien/Hopper, Dennis/Spradlin, G.D./Storaro, Vittorio/Byers, Bo/Julian, Robert (II)/Upton, William (I)/Graham, Bill (I)/Pitton, Michel/Ross, Jerry (II)/Coppola, Roman/Marquand, Christian/Father Elias/Brando, Marlon/White, Dick (I)/Hall, Albert (I)/Segui, Pierre/Rossall, Kerry/Glenn, Scott/Gaines, Jim (I)/Nicholson, Nick (I)/Thibeau, Jack/Mason, Tom (I)/Bell, Don Gordon/Fishburne, Laurence/Villard, Franck/Duvall, Robert (I)/Carney, Larry/Coppola, Francis Ford/Ziesmer, Jerry/Kiewit, Daniel/Sadardeil, Henri/LeSeaux, Yvon/Ermey, R. Lee/Walken, Glenn/Lottman, Evan A./Cantero, George/McQueen, Ron/Olivier, David (I)/Keane, James (I)/Strzalkowski, Henry/Phillips III, Linn/Rice, Herb/Forrest, Frederic/Renkens, Gilbert/Coppola, Gian-Carlo/Ford, Harrison (I)/Bottoms, Sam/Sheen, Martin/Le Pelletier, Chrystel/Clément, Aurore/Wood, Cynthia (I)/James, Hattie/Camp, Colleen/Carpenter, Linda +Apollo 13 (1995)/Corman, Roger/Berkeley, Xander/Lipschultz, Andrew/Goodall, Taylor/Goodall, Matthew Michael/Dean, Loren/Christopher, Tory/Barry, Thom/Yorke, Carl Gabriel/Altman, Walter/Gress, Googy/Mathews, John M./Ritz, James (I)/Williams, Larry (XII)/Bernie, Steve/Sinise, Gary/Cavestani, Frank/Vaughn, Ned/Slade, Max Elliott/Jarret, Gabriel/Dullaghan, John (I)/Grodénchik, Max/Jefferson Jr., Herb/Hanks, Tom/Armstrong, Neil (I)/Senzy, Arthur/Newman, Mark D./Markinson, Brian/Wheeler, John (I)/Short, John/Allen, Ivan (I)/Mickler, Patrick/Wheeler, Mark (I)/Culp, Joseph/Hughes, Miko (I)/Ruge, Steve/Duvall, Wayne/Harris, Ed (I)/Cullen, Brett/Spano, Joe (I)/West, Ted/Louiso, Todd/Hallowell, Todd (I)/Ellis, Chris (I)/von Huene, Walter/Bishop, John (I)/Rudy, Reed/Rankin, Steve/Hules, Endre/Howard, Clint/Clemenson, Christian/Paxton, Bill/Bergman, Jules/Cronkite, Walter/McClure, Marc (I)/Bode, Ben/Meskimen, Jim/Holihan, Ryan/Kluger, Jeffrey/Conley, Jack/Crawford, Thomas (I)/Connolly, Michael S./McKeel, Mark/Wright, Bruce (I)/Milder, Andy/Blake, Geoffrey/Bacon, Kevin/Fields, Christopher John/Wood, Tom (II)/McKinnon, Ray/Pope Paul VI/Mantee, Paul/Howard, Rance/Andrews, David (I)/O'Brien, Austin/White, Kenneth (I)/Bruno, Jon/Marley, Ben/Lovell, Jim/Dickinson, Misty/Donatt, Julie/Marie, Louisa/Little, Michele (I)/Quinlan, Kathleen/Raya, Patty/Schellhardt, Mary Kate/Jenkins, Jane (I)/Hanley, Maureen/Lovell, Marilyn (II)/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Howard, Jean Speegle/Howard, Cheryl (I)/Howard, Bryce Dallas/Matusek, Lee Anne/Lloyd, Emily Ann/Williams, Meadow/Martin, Karen +Apostle, The (1997)/Goggins, Walton/Johnson, Reverend Charles/Potier Sr., Harold/Graham, Reverend Chili/Gleason, Jim (I)/Bagget, Brother Paul/Canady, Christian/Hopkins, Emery/Towry, James B./Timbes, Graham/Skelton, Jerry H./Canady, Christopher/Rankin, Kevin (I)/Duvall, Robert (I)/Shaver, Billy Joe/Dial, Rick/Brock, Brett/Nance, Richard (I)/Perry, Douglas (I)/Rosemore, Terrence/Allen, Todd (I)/Collins Jr., Reverend Frank/Green, Reverend Bobby/Robicheaux, Jay/Hawkins, John E./White, Reverend Steve/Meaux, Jimmie J./Hickman, Reverend Daniel/Greer, Stuart/Dehart, Wayne/Stojanovich, Nicholas/Thornton, Billy Bob/Walkrop, Reverend Jesse/Beasley, John (I)/Ratliff, Pat/Gammon, James (I)/Lindsey, Joseph/Cole, Brother William Atlas/McMillan, Fernie E./Cook, Prophet Carl D./Stutes, Ronnie/Mixon, L. Christian/Hayes, Hunter/Henderson, David (II)/Duncan, Erica Lynn/Stojanovich, Christina (I)/Loyd, Zelma/Coleman, Margaret Oliver/Stevenson, Rachel V./Jackson, Brenda B./London, Sharon K./Green, Sondra Jackson/Skelton, Tami Boaz/Fawcett, Jan/Johnson, Parla J./Terry, Ruby Francis/Siddiqui, Donna/Fawcett, Farrah/Kemp, Vera/Starks, Joyce Jolivet/Victor, Renee/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Carter Cash, June/Banks, Lenore/Woods, Melete/Braxton, Mary Lynette/Johnson, Julie (I)/Jernigan, Sister Jewell/Watts, Gretchen Louise/Chisolm, Elizabeth/Winn, Sister Fay/Craig, Naomi/Dickerson, Sharon Denise +Appartement, L' (1996)/Pavel, Paul/Haber, André/Fernández Vella, Bruno/Écoffey, Jean-Philippe/Milshtein, Oury/Hirch, Claude/Godot, Marcel (II)/Nemeth, Vincent/Isaizaki, Tateo/Baer, Edouard/Mateo, Ricardo/Granier, Olivier/Gallo, Enzo (II)/Cassel, Vincent/Bosch, Jorge/Ricci, Bruno/Martín Alonso, Juan Carlos/Leonelli, Bruno/Bernard, Roger Patrice/Bompoil, Michel/Jakubowicz, Hervé/Rème, Michèle/Papadodima, Photini/Shimizu, Tsuyu/Alard, Nelly/Soboul, Vanessa/Bellucci, Monica/Calma, Diane/Ionesco, Eva/Bohringer, Romane/Kiberlain, Sandrine/Gayarre, Sandra +Appurushîdo (2004)/Morikawa, Toshiyuki/Nishikawa, Ikuo/Bassett, William/Reynolds, Mike (I)/Price, Jamieson/Aubree, Jack/Wittenberg, Dave/Nakagi, Ryûji/Sorich, Michael/Rush, Lee/Forest, Michael (I)/McConnohie, Michael/Kosugi, Jûrôta (I)/Koyasu, Takehito/Tsubasa, Akimoto/Knight, William (III)/Papenbrook, Bob/Stone, Doug (I)/Kramer, Steve (I)/Fujimoto, Yuzuru/Strauss, Kim/O'Brien, Liam (V)/Koyama, Mami/Pape, Kirsty/Miwa, Asumi/Kobayashi, Ai/Robinson, Cindy (I)/Winn Lee, Amanda/Matsuoka, Yuki/Kawakami, Tomoko (I)/Yamada, Miho/Sale, Deborah/McGlynn, Mary Elizabeth/Shinohara, Emi +April Fool's Day (1986 I)/Nomad, Mike/Wilson, Thomas F./Olandt, Ken/Heaton, Tom/Rohner, Clayton/Berry, Lloyd/Baker, Jay (I)/O'Neal, Griffin/Steel, Amy (I)/Barlow, Pat (I)/Pinsent, Leah/Foreman, Deborah (I)/Goodrich, Deborah +Apt Pupil (1998)/Jackson, Joshua/Artura, Michael/Singer, Norbert D./Davison, Bruce/Byrne, Michael (I)/Cottrell, Mickey/Triska, Jan/McKellen, Ian/Wilson, Warren (II)/Moore, Anthony (II)/Spirtas, Kevin/Flythe, Mark/Renfro, Brad/Carpenter, Robert 'Duckie'/Morton, Joe/Tibbetts, Blake Anthony/Karen, James (I)/Schwimmer, David (I)/MacKay, Michael Reid/Montgomery, Joseph Ashton/Koteas, Elias/Cooley, David (II)/Dowd, Ann/Harris, Jill (II)/McComb, Heather/Brown, Donna Marie/Sinden, Grace/Neitzel, Phaedra/Singer, Mildred/Dennis, Danna/Lovett, Marjorie/Malone, Katherine/Ottman, Mary +Aquamarine (2006)/Stephensen, Dillon/Massey, Joey/Parkin, Robbie/Brady, Chris/King, Adam (VIII)/Lockwood, Nathan/Gilbert, Dave (VI)/Okine, Matthew/Billing, Roy (I)/Spence, Bruce/Lewis, Lincoln (II)/Broadway, Regis/McDorman, Jake/Micallef, Shaun/Smith, Jess/Levesque, Joanna 'JoJo'/McClatchy, Lulu/Fox, Donna/Karvan, Claudia/Hunter, Alice/Lachman, Dichen/Roberts, Emma (II)/Cunningham, Natasha/Blake, Julia (I)/Paxton, Sara/Kebbel, Arielle/Sursok, Tammin +Arachnophobia (1990)/Pankin, Stuart/Brocksmith, Roy/Sands, Julian/Ratliff Henson, Garette/Jones, Michael Steve/Boyer, Chance/McNamara, Brian/Taylor, Mark L./Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Handy, James/Fernández, Juan (I)/Goodman, John (I)/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Scorpio, Jay/Rice, Warren/Spitzley, Nathaniel/Jason, Peter/Jones, Henry (I)/Telfer, Robert Frank/Kinney, Kathy/De Banzie, Lois/Kuniholm, Mai-Lis/Carver, Mary/Walsh, Fiona (I)/Wellins, Cori (I)/Schwartz, Theo/Bay, Frances/Katz, Marlene/Del Piero, Terese/Robbins, Jane Marla/Kozak, Harley Jane/Norwood, Brandy +Ararat (2002)/Arslanian, Kevork/Gillett, Chris (I)/Kabrielian, Shant/Abkarian, Simon/MacRae, Chris/Morrow, Max/Boyajian, Garen/Kharlakian, George/Stephen, Varazh/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Sarkissian, Haig/Ishkhanian, Manuel/Franks, Sevaan/Carver, Brent/Abdalian, Lousnak/Bhaneja, Raoul/Alnadi, Samir/Bogosian, Eric/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Ajamian, Vahan/Keshishian, Serge/Bulat-Matossian, Shahan/Essagian, Carlos/Alpay, David/Aznavour, Charles/Egoyan, Arshile/Koteas, Elias/Keshishian, Vic/Srabian, Shant/Hagopian, Arthur/Sarkisyan, Rose/Yoon, Jean/Angelica, Roberta/MacFadyen, Christie/Elmasri, Manal/Nissani, Mandy/Croze, Marie-Josée/Roach, Dawn/Raymond, Susan (II)/Wilkinson, Gina/Strang, Nicole Amoush/Loren, Andrea/Khanjian, Arsinée/Keshishian, Setta/Keshishian, Araxie/Ehm, Erica/Gizirian, Linda/Kevorkian, Lorna Noura/Barran, Natasha +Are We There Yet? (2005)/Mohr, Jay/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Morgan, Tracy (II)/Millington, Sean/Bolden, Philip/Destry, John B./Jackson, Dee Jay/Abell, Alistair/Simmons, Henry (I)/Dubois, Casey/Mackay, David (VIII)/Hardin, Jerry/Ali, Tony/Manitopyes, Robert/Holmes, Adrian (I)/Leacock, Viv/Gainey, M.C./Lowe, Derek (I)/Bamberry, Lee Jay/Perez, Timothy Paul/Harth, C. Ernst/Lewis, Kenyan/Galletti, Ray/Cudmore, Daniel/Howard, Reynard/McEown, J.B./Butchart, Curtis/Cube, Ice/Williams, Denalda/Long, Nia/Warn Pegg, Ann/Lambert, Vicky/Robertson, Nancy/Lambert, Esme/Allen, Aleisha/Haas, Shirane/Nichols, Nichelle +AristoCats, The (1970)/Hudson, Lord Tim/Scotti, Vito/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Renaday, Peter/Harris, Phil (I)/Lindsey, George/Winchell, Paul/Holloway, Sterling/Clark, Dean (II)/Buttram, Pat (I)/Lane, Charles (I)/Maude-Roxby, Roddy/Thompson, Bill (I)/Dubin, Gary/Crothers, Scatman/English, Liz/Shelley, Carole/Kulp, Nancy/Baddeley, Hermione/Lester, Robie/Evans, Monica (I)/Gabor, Eva +Aristocrats, The (2005)/Maher, Bill (I)/Cotter, Wayne/Provenza, Paul/Harrod, Tim/Mandel, Howie (I)/Thompson, Scott 'Carrot Top'/Jeni, Richard/Lewis, Richard (II)/Gould, Dana/Marshall, Jay (I)/Tilden, Peter/Johannsen, Jake/Miller, Larry (I)/DiGiacomo, Frank/Kogen, Jay/Idle, Eric/Stone, Matt (I)/Albrecht, Chris (III)/Thomas, Dave (I)/Hefner, Hugh M./Banks, Steven/Berman, Shelley/Cohen, Mark (I)/Peterson, Otto/Jillette, Penn/Ross, Jon (I)/Karwowski, Chris/Havey, Allan/Teller/Alexander, Jason (I)/Brenner, David (II)/Stanhope, Doug/Pitofsky, Peter/Krassner, Paul/Martling, Jackie/Gottfried, Gilbert/Rock, Chris (I)/Azaria, Hank/Carlin, George/Thompson, Johnny (IV)/Irrera, Dom/Owens, Gary (I)/McKean, Michael (I)/Negron, Taylor/The Amazing Johnathan/Willard, Fred/McCann, Chuck (I)/Wright, Steven (I)/Richter, Andy (I)/Izzard, Eddie/Connolly, Billy/Mull, Martin/Garden, Joe/Saget, Bob/Morse, Owen (I)/Slayton, Bobby/Pollak, Kevin/Rickles, Don/Carey, Drew/Williams, Robin (I)/Shearer, Harry/Vilanch, Bruce/Parker, Trey (I)/Nealon, Kevin/Storch, Larry/Mead, Eric/Conway, Tim (I)/Reiser, Paul/Taylor, Rip/Ross, Jeffrey (I)/Stewart, Jon/Glass, Todd/Smothers, Tom/Kirschenbaum, Alan (I)/Cooper, Pat (I)/Steinberg, David (I)/Hanson, Todd (II)/Rogell, Gregg/Wee, Jonathan/Black, Lewis/Franklin, Joe (I)/Kimmel, Jimmy/Cantone, Mario/Smothers, Dick/Overton, Rick/Sean Shannon, T./Dick, Andy (I)/Gorodetsky, Eddie/Philips, Emo/Schneider, Rob/Kolinsky, Sue/Goldberg, Whoopi/Ladman, Cathy/Fisher, Carrie/Liebman, Wendy/Kolb, Carol/Lampanelli, Lisa/Essman, Susie/Gold, Judy (I)/Diller, Phyllis (I)/Markoe, Merrill/Snow, Carrie/Schneider, Maria (II)/Silverman, Sarah/Rudner, Rita +Arizona Dream (1993)/Urrea, Juan/Lewis, Jerry (I)/Kusturica, Emir/Acosta, Cayetano/Ávila, José Luis (I)/Wilson, James R./Gonzales, Benjamin S./Moreno, Miguel (I)/Romero, Santos/Turley, Frank/Depp, Johnny/Gallo, Vincent/Douglas, Jackson/Marshall, James P./Tocktoo, Vincent/Domínguez, Narcisco/Ruiz, Manuel (I)/Rodríguez, Manuel (II)/Salcido, Raphael/Flores, Serafino/Pollard, Michael J./Jenco, Sal/Polczwartek, Eric/Hlarmendaris, Sergio/John, Michael S./Rodriquez, David/Keo, Kim/Rane, Alexia/Porizkova, Paulina/Dunaway, Faye/Fisher, Tricia Leigh/Schulman, Ann/Taylor, Lili (I)/Noonan, Polly/Mason, Candyce/Rodriguez, Chanaia +Arlington Road (1999)/Pender, Paul (I)/Stroble, Hans/Cox, Darryl/Gamble, Mason/Clark, Dave Allen/Young, Homer Jon/Mackenzie, Harris/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Dahlberg, Christopher/Clark, Spencer Treat/Ottesen, Steve/Garrison, Grant (II)/Terry, Todd (I)/Gwyn, Johnathan/Oeding, Lin/Hussey, John (I)/Robbins, Tim (I)/Hillman, Sid/Catlett, Loyd/Anderson, Stanley/Burkes, Hunter/Dirden, Willie/Webb, Charlie/Ridgway, Josh/Sanders, Charles/Stringer, Lee (I)/Gossett, Robert/Washington, Billy D./Manelis, Ken/Folse, Gabriel/Williams, Denver/Peterson, Diane/Hom, Cindy/Grant, Tiffany (I)/Green, Mary Ashleigh/Davis, Hope (I)/Vives, Viviane/Swanson, Deborah/Du Bois, Michelle/Santori, Gina/Thornton, Auden/Tooley, Jenni/Poe, Laura (I)/Cusack, Joan/Castinado, Naya +Armageddon (1998)/Hicks, Dwight/Kier, Udo/Devlin, Billy/McCouch, Grayson/Murnik, Peter/Patton, Aaron J./Pope John Paul II/Fichtner, William/Brolly, Clark Heathcliffe/Glassman, Andrew (I)/Maniaci, Jim/Currie, Brian Hayes/Tuck, Michael/Boone Junior, Mark/Heckler, Andrew (I)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Johnson, Alexander/McGuire, Kevin (I)/Buscemi, Steve/David, Keith (I)/Johnson, John H. (II)/Muser, Wolfgang/Kelly, Joseph Patrick/Leomiti, K.C./Ford, Steven (I)/White, Peter (I)/Lander, Patrick/Isaacs, Jason/Patton, Will (I)/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Ishida, Jim/Heston, Charlton/Austin, Jeff (I)/Smith, Adam (I)/Stormare, Peter/Taliferro, Michael/Worret, Christopher J./Wong, Albert (I)/Stewart, Charles (III)/O'Lague, Ruben/Warmoth, Greg/Christopher, Dyllan/Valenti, Duke/Allen, Joe (I)/Clemenson, Christian/Bay, Michael/Vinson, Victor/Kaplan, Michael (I)/Green, Will/Weller, Fred/Gill, Andy (I)/Van Keeken, Frank/Teague, Marshall R./Linnartz, Jeff/Smith, William T./McCormack, J. Patrick/Affleck, Ben/Brophy, Brian/Richwood, Patrick/Ellis, Chris (I)/Sullivan, Erik Per/Griffin, Eddie/Silva, Frank (III)/Elfman, Bodhi/Watanabe, Gedde/Rogers, Gary A./Harper, James (I)/Collins, Greg (II)/Franky (IV)/Greene, H. Richard/Aylward, John/Ryan, Andy (I)/Tierney, Lawrence/Mashimo, Fritz/Anderson, Stanley/Mahon, John (I)/Mulligan, Brian (I)/Gress, Googy/Frazier, John (I)/Guidera, Anthony/Wilson, Owen/Humphries, Harry (I)/Quinn, Ian/Mettia, Rudy/Manni, Vic/Fitzpatrick, Jim (IV)/Fox, Ronald/Campbell, Ken Hudson/Milder, Andy/Curry, Mark (I)/Malloy, Matt (I)/Willis, Bruce/Nishimura, Deborah/Hayward, J.C./Hoag, Judith/Tyler, Liv/Allen, Sage/Lucid, Shannon/Matsuda, Seiko/Zabriskie, Grace/Morrone, Dina/Roberts, Layla/Riposta, Angelina/Smith, Shawnee/Beecher, Judi/Neff, Kathy/Vareze, Anne/Cleghorne, Ellen/Steen, Jessica (I)/Corso, Odile/Forge, Scarlet/Matthews, Kathleen/Drake, Judith (I) +Armed and Dangerous (1986)/Withrow, Glenn/Kramarov, Saveli/James, Brion (I)/Hankin, Larry/Nichols, Nils/Carlton, Mark/McMillan, Kenneth/Applegate, Royce D./Wohl, David (I)/Burgos, Robert/Camp, Wilson/Pitkin, Randolph L./Kirby, Bruce/Saunders, J. Jay/Kaufman, Seth/Stroud, Don (I)/Railsback, Steve/Candy, John/Keach Sr., Stacy/Warner, Martin Charles/Tolkan, James/Mankiewicz, Christopher/Burton, Tony (I)/Loggia, Robert/Banks, Jonathan/Miller, Ira/Hess, David (I)/Jenkins, Larry Flash/Avery, Rick/Solari, John/Blum, Richard/Worth, Nicholas (I)/Seely, Joe/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Walsh, Richard (IV)/Levy, Eugene/Gray, Robert (II)/Lebowitz, Murray/Puente, Tito/Kauders, Sylvia/Figus, Lisa/Plackinger, Tina/Winkler, K.C./Wyatt, Sharon/Fields, Edith (I)/Ryan, Meg (I)/Landers, Judy/Vandegrift, Lyn/Clive, Teagan/Gaffin, Melanie/Dupree, Christine/Jaso, Susie +Army of Darkness (1992)/Gilbert, Marcus/Becker, Josh (I)/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Abrams, Sol/Kenney, Micheal/Webster, Chris (I)/Zwang, Ron/Pakiz, Courtney/Campbell, Charlie (I)/Milo, Rad/Bryan, Billy/Vincent, Bill/Quill, Timothy Patrick/Reid, Michael Earl/Jepson, Ken/Raimi, Ted/Raimi, Ivan/Anderson, Deke/Rose, Bernard/Lustig, William/Raimi, Sam/Grove, Richard (I)/Moseley, Bill/Bale, Andy/Bradbury, Brad/Abercrombie, Ian/Campbell, Don (I)/Pollison, David/Cokeliss, Harley/Lappin, Robert Brent/O'Hara, Kevin/Thomas, Bruce (I)/O'Malley, David (I)/Featherstone, Angela/Grycan, Nadine/Davidtz, Embeth/Isgate, Patricia Anne/Tallman, Patricia/Shearer, Sara/Axeman, Lorraine/Fonda, Bridget/Gordon, Shiva/Burke, Sheri +Around the World in 80 Days (2004)/Inci, George/Branson, Richard/Hammond, Roger/Tai, Don/Cleese, John/Schneider, Rob/McNeice, Ian/Ho, Wah Chiu/Wilson, Owen/Satjatepaporn, Jindarak/Chang, Ruei Che/Yuan, Hu-Ma/Strauss, Tom/Yin, Tsu-Wei/Cheukaew, Yotaka/Wongrakthai, Prasit/Forte, Will/Ramchandani, Shivesh/Ryall, David/Mulvilai, Teerawat/Chao, David Choi/Cooper, Howard/Hinchcliffe, Daniel/Bremner, Ewen/Paroux, Patrick/Wilson, Luke (I)/Fyfe, Robert/Tuen, Wai Luen/Blake, Perry/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Broadbent, Jim/Godley, Adam/Posener, Ben/Youn, Michaël/Lo, Ken/Teufel, Wolfram/Hoenher, Michael/Watanabe, Kengo/Yuen, Wai Ho/Chan, Jackie (I)/West, Kit/Keogh, John (I)/Watkins, Chris (I)/Wu, Daniel (II)/Coogan, Steve/Coraci, Frank/Wichairaksakui, Weeratham 'Norman'/Hung Kam-Bo, Sammo/Addy, Mark/Sperl, Natalie Denise/Pan, Yin Tze/Gray, Macy/Bates, Kathy (I)/Ramchandani, Sirinthorn/De France, Cécile/Mok, Karen/Borski, Roxanne/Ebner, Eva/Q, Maggie +Around the World in Eighty Days (1956)/Murgi, Sol/Cortina, Louis/Otoi, Robert/Hoagland, Harlan/Lum, David/Geer, Wayne/Herb, Allen/Dupont, Renald/Fitzgerald, Walter/Tuima, Kuka/Haakon, Paul/Savistky, Gen Sam/Portugal, Jose/Chan, Lum/Dime, James/Zuniga, John/Zambrano, Ernesto/Dylong, Mitchell/Ishikura, Tom/Lee, Harold (I)/Lax, Gustave/Gonzalez, James/Ross, George (I)/Cabeen, Boyd/Leone, Johnny/Salsbury, James/Nagai, Frank/Goode, Allen/Kneeland, Frank/Casabian, Danny/Marsico, Joseph/Hennecke, Charles/Burr, J.W./Hennecke, Clarence/Lewis, John C./Git, Wong/Nishida, Shizuko/Sasaki, George/Levy, Weaver/Semple, Jack (II)/Horvath, Charles/Fong, Yut Man/Raymond, Anthony/Molina, Joe/Trubshawe, Michael/Oakie, Jack (I)/Mayon, George/Miller, Lorion/Cooper, Melville/Hayes, Chester (I)/Blanco, Eumenio/James, Charles (II)/Sinatra, Frank/Yoshimura, Harold/Auelua, Besmark/Nag, Satya Nanda/Lunard, Charles/Williams, Imanos/Dowling, Dan (I)/Sung, Richard/Glick, Joseph (I)/Brodie, R./Ogawa, Yasuzo/Gonzalez, Charles/Hannon, Chick/Matsutani, John/Park, Derek/Singh, Basanta/Singh, Bhogwan/Beach, Brandon/Jones, Winfield/Jewett, Robert/Hopf, Hans/Tomita, Miyako/Sung, Jew/Mills, John (I)/Lane, Frank/Dumont, Gordon/MacCallister, Bruce/Cichy, Martin (I)/Baucin, E./Van, Charles/Davies, Jack (I)/Stowell, Bruce/Stamps, Larry/Porter, James (II)/Cirillo, Michael/Ball, Alex (I)/Mullen, Thomas (I)/Madlener, Ralph/Hennes, Robert/McClure, Frank/Mides, Sam A./Fritz, John (I)/Colman, Ronald/Pulford, Don (I)/Borzage, Danny/Mills, Frank (I)/Sands, Danny/Guard, Kit/Kamaka, Yukimi/Cotts, Campbell/Chan, Eugene/Raymond, Ford/Stanbridge, Ed/Squire, Ronald (I)/Awai, Kaz/Schwartz, Harry (II)/Dayo, Robert/Topetchy, Byron/Musso, Mike/Cutler, Max (I)/Donnelly, William/Hughes, David B./Krupnick, Jack/Leyton, James/Kenny, Jack (II)/Street, Robert/She, Lee Tom/Ybarra, Manuel/Higa, George/Goto, Oxy/Dix, Franklin/Song, Owen Kyoon/Beday, Eugene/Ybarra, Roque/Yoshimara, Roy/Brown, Donald (I)/Santoro, Jack/Landrum, Cherokee/Gotanda, Mickey/Jung, S.S./Godderis, Albert/Ng, Woo Shee/Roberts, Dwight F./Dunbar, Charles/Louie, Wilbert/McCarthy, Glenn/Fontes, Raymond/Yip, Yee Tak/Egan, Michka/Armstrong, Ray (I)/Gamboa, Elias/Rego, Roland/McCoy, Tim (I)/Deere, George/Chan, Ronald/Adams, Jesse (I)/Hoskin, John/Newton, Robert (I)/Roland, Gilbert/Chan, Douglas/Ishimatsu, Ray/Duran, Larry/Isbell, Merrill C./Carson, Kit (I)/Urchel, Tony/Kruger, Paul (I)/McNulty, Robert/Shafer, Earl/Morita, Thomas/Joko, Todd/Lowe, Edmund/Gonzalez, Alex (III)/Fernandel/Keaton, Buster/Inez, David/Schumacher, Phil/Neves, Augie/Lagrange, Webster/Murray, Thomas (I)/Hall, Stuart (I)/Cristo, Paul (I)/Ardell, Gene/Hickman, George/Rumboa, Sylvester/Sakai, Clifford/Davidson, John (I)/Fritz, Shilia/Legneur, Charles/Burrows, Bob (I)/Ravenscroft, M./Groves, Vic/Lorre, Peter (I)/Mojave, King/Northpole, Anton/Contreras, Miguel (I)/Chillson, Fon/Brown, Ollie/Hamilton, Chuck (I)/Murphy, Joe (V)/Chan, Spencer (I)/Nind, William/Raft, George/Kuwashige, Sumiyo/Clinton, Walter/Kameshita, Joe/Sonkur, Kalu K./Hock, Lee Yuen/Benson, John (I)/Gould-Porter, Arthur/Homabe, Kenny/Kane, Ken/Hom, Yee Jock/Jiminez, Antonio/Roud, Andrew/Emery, Calvin/Astran, Edward/Francis, Harold (I)/Hovey, Ken/Walton, Al (I)/Richmond, Leo C./Lem, Lewellyn/Turner, Blaine/Ng, Ngai Foo/Rodriguez, Amando/Buen, Al/Moriyama, Shiegeyo/Taylor, Tim (I)/Slay, Charles/Allen, Tom (I)/Schneider, Joe/Dominguez, Robert (I)/Joyer, Raymond/Quen, Wong Chuck/Kushinaejo, Wally/Leister, Frederick/Dorrington, Clint/McLaglen, Victor/Ong, Yui Big/Johnstone, Dick/Pedroza, Robert A./Lum, Cop/Rubino, Joe/Sydney, Basil/Mizushima, Sam/Fioff, John/Martin, Rickey/Siauss, Renato/Perrin, Jack/Akahoshi, Fred/Saito, John (I)/Ikari, Taruko/Martin, Thomas F./Coburn, Charles/Miyamoto, Henry/Leviness, Carl M./Newmark, Stewart/Brown, Joe E./Rodriguez, Armando (I)/Mulhall, Jack/Quijada, John Michael/Stevans, Norman/Germaine, Rudy/Couch, Bill/Maeshiro, T./Quan, Henry S./Ross, Joe E./Deauville, John/Drabin, Morris/González, Fernando (II)/Scobie, James/Aredas, Danny/Angelo, August/McComas, Frank/Bloom, William (I)/Delrio, Jack/Lundy, William/Yamaguchi, Mickey/Malyama, Shoji/Goodrich, Verne/Look, Tu Duck/McElroy, Robert F./Dominguez, William (I)/Ray, Sammy (II)/Yashuhara, Phil/Hoy, Lee Yuen/Sakato, Henry/Monahan, William (I)/Jann, Gerald/Drake, John (IV)/Kuwashige, George/Dyer, Bob (I)/Quan, Thomas Y./Quan, Tung Him/Duff, Harry/Gilbert, Joe (I)/Gustine, Paul/Solari, Ray/Mizukami, Luther/Huff, Warren/Bordman, Paul/Hasagawa, James/Yashuhara, Bill/Martinez, Carlos (I)/Loraine, Robert (II)/Elliott, Jerry/De Meo, Angelo/Kinoshita, Ken/Elmore, Richard (I)/MacGregor, Casey/Reid, Max (II)/Gray, Donald (I)/Grubb, Edward/Lee, Richard Goon/Dominguín, Luis Miguel/Thorne, Richard (I)/Howard, Trevor (I)/Impolito, John/Singh, Reginald Lal/Rice, John (I)/Ash, Russell/Barroga, Salvadore/Wattis, Richard/Hensen, Lars/Fogel, Charles (I)/Moy, Man Ho/Leroy, Harry/Freeburg, Oscar/Dennis, Emory/Kikume, Al/Karels, Harvey/Gee, Wong Kim/Perrin, Chip/Gee, Toc Yee/Sell, Bernard/Ackerman, Boyd/Marievsky, Joseph/Lee, Foo/Smith, J. Lewis/Greco, José/Lim, Sing/Agawa, George/Lane, Warren (I)/Holden, Tex/McCall, David O./Ceniceros, Frank/Shine, Bill/Atsumo, George/Abraham, Charles/Frommer, Ben/Morley, Robert (I)/Paris, George (I)/Chan, Wong Hing/Burnham, Douglas/Lee, Fee Loon/Vincent, Sailor/Zeidman, Allen/Imazaki, Omaru/Rizzuti, Don/Birchfiel, Bobby/Richardson, David (V)/Fillion, Tony/Das, Eddie/Ugarte, Junior/Ahdar, David/Strader, Martin/Knight, Ben (I)/Miller, Harold (I)/Merrill, Tommy (I)/Gong, Quon/Matthews, A.E./Guerra, Jesus/Chissel, Noble 'Kid'/Scarpa, Ed (II)/Revelala, Fred/Letuli, Freddie/Punay, Rito/Quesada, Rod/Truppi, Danny/Naley, Frank E./Macowen, N./Cefali, Bert/Gong, Mar Suey/Heaney, Frank (I)/Olen, Robert 'Bob'/Horan, James W./Calm, Allen/Farfan, Antonio/Smith, Julian (II)/Yani, Bob/Faber, Henry (I)/Rose, Milt/Kern, Johnny/Guerra, Edward A./Poindexter, Byron/Ha, Edward/Roux, Antonio/Mitchell, Gordon (I)/Edmonson, Ed/Whitney, Robert (I)/McGuire, Donald/Ota, Chiyoho/Ota, Mike/Harris, Sam (II)/LaMarr, Richard/Gill, Leon/Cherney, Dick/Downs, Jack/París, Manuel/Landa, Alfredo/Nakasoni, Ken/Holmes, Stuart/Damron, Roy/Iguchi, Yoneo/Koshi, Harry/Bancroft, Benjie/Gainey, Michael/Moratz, Ralph/Flynn, Ray (IV)/James, Robert (I)/Barry, Robert (II)/McCrady, Robert/Suiter, Bill (I)/Tovey, Arthur/Shee, Yee/Mishimoto, Tom/Thomas, Delmar/Arnold, Larry/Nardelli, George/Aversa, Roy/Shih, Hung Choy/Scheiwiller, Fred/Rudan, Joe/Nakano, Fred/Davis, Jack (I)/Ishibashi, Yoshio/Drapeau, Dewey/Macey, Michael/Tannahill, Everett/George, John (I)/De Medici, Rod/Grosh, Ralph/Kashaka, Harumi/Esquembre, Miguel/López, Manuel (I)/Farr, Amir/Ho, Fun/Chung, Bing Yee/Sardo, Cosmo/Hall, Cameron (I)/Chen, Sing/Maeua, Roy/Vessels Jr., Frank/Powers, Warren/Spitz, Fred/King, Paul (I)/Greenwood, David (I)/Meeker, Russell/Peterson, Harold (III)/Quigley, Art/Mowbray, Alan/Lichter, Baron James/Iwaki, Roy/Freibrun, Milton/Denny, Reginald (I)/Cavens, Albert/Milton, Bob (I)/Felix, Art/Denny, Harry/Dodds, Edward Gary/Cavens, Fred/Heredia, Gitanillo/Alegata, Emil/Haskell, Al/Santell, George/Savitsky, Sam/Delgado, John (I)/Chun, Wong (II)/Duray, William/Mathews, Peter (III)/Fay, Joseph C./Gordon, Dick (I)/Felton, Felix/Aherne, Richard/Cahn, Eugene/Kong, King/Romero, Cesar (I)/Yim, Archie/Raymaster, Les/Devine, Andy (I)/Nishihar, Bob/Kolberg, William J./Ohashi, Sati/Yongawa, Yas/Sharp, Clint/Tom, Chen Lom/DeAngelo, Joe/Pozzo, Edward M./Tom, C.Y./Tanino, Tak/Gook, Lee Teu/Bruggeman, George/Morton, Charles (I)/Searles, Eddie/Goldman, Roy (I)/Porta, James/Rapport, Fred/Ling, Yee Suey/Hohamura, Yoshyo/Abbas, Abdullah/Wessel, Dick/Kawashima, Tak/Koyama, Akira (I)/Cabal, Robert/Louie, Donald/Louie, James/Malis, Cy/Lopez, Richard (I)/González, Armando (V)/Shelley, Jordan/Kleven, Max/Mitchell, Lennie/Brengt, Ernst/Lacy, Paul (I)/Ock, Jeong Wah/Elinor, Carli/Lee, Gee Sho/Hudkins Jr., Clyde/Rochelle, Edwin/Lee, Tommy (I)/Johnson, Edgar W./Franco, Jesus/Okusu, George/Kuochi, Roy/Woo, Thomas Quon/Collins, Neil/López, Marco (I)/Ellis, Jack (II)/Sohi, Channon/Strong, Robert (I)/Harr, Silver/Smith, Albert (I)/Gibson, Curley/Pourchot, Ray L./Medina, Rudolph/Stanley, John (I)/Nordon, Joseph/Chan, Jowe/Gin, H.D./Gin, Njon Tuey/Dowling, Al/Draper, Joe/Mariunsky, Joseph/Ploski, Joe/Darmour, Roy/Adam, Ronald/Veto, Ronald (I)/Denison, Leslie/Rojas, Julio (I)/Sedinger, Arthur/Cargill, Patrick/Combs, Cecil/Tai, Wong/Gerard, Jay/King, Brian (XI)/Garcia, Charles (I)/Rousanville, John/Iguchi, S./Fujiwara, Tommy/Hanaf, Mahgoub/Mayo, Harry/Logue, Dale/Ikida, Kazuo/Ladd, Clyde/Hack, Herman/Chefe, Jack/Pyne, Terry/Johnson, Leroy (II)/Marintz, Ramon/Stevens, Bert (I)/Fishman, Duke/Ricardi, Ricky/Bloom, Phil (I)/Hughes, Roddy/Smith, Michael (XI)/Findon, Walter/Coward, Noel/Seba, Duke/Van Snow, Leonard/Spiker, Ray/Carveth, Gordon/Hashimoto, Gus/Forrest, Otto/Rees, Paul (I)/Graeff Jr., William/Bain, Al/Takaki, Arnold/Skelton, Red/Hashimoto, George/Dantez, Edmund/Soldani, Charles/Busch, Paul/Rode, Walter/Sadd, Joe/Daquila, Lawrence/Perce, Fred/Loo, Richard/Carter, Dick (I)/Slaight, Alvin/Arnett, Ray (I)/Selwyn, James/Haines, Robert (I)/De Valle, Gabriel/Okazaki, Tak/Carradine, John/Valerio, Albano/St. Angelo, Robert/Williams, Harcourt/Seal, Peter/Clark, Richard Dale/Dougherty, Joe/Pixley, Melvin/Date, Richard/Kekipi, Valentine/Estorres, Marcello/Motowaki, Kai/Dennis, Gill (III)/Reeves, Bob (I)/Kam, Gee Toy/Pendleton, Charles/Hicks, Chuck/Aldrich, Fred/Lee, Teng Kem/Bara, Ralph/Moon, Lee Kai/Arbogast, Ed/Fahrney, F.W./Soldi, Stephen/Steinberg, Phil (I)/Morgan, Clive/Nakado, Hiro/Kila, Allan/Iino, Joe/Gallagher, Al/Katsuhiro, George/Gee, Edward (I)/Masson, Rudy/Mauda, Mack/Scott, James R./Manues, Max/Hing, Jimmy/Sun, Joseph R./Carr, Mick/Moore, Earl (I)/Nakado, Tsunesuki/Glasson, Howard C./Baker, Frank (I)/Lockwood, King/Soo Hoo, Hayward/Cooper, Chabling/Rochin, Paul/Okazaki, Bob/Chui, Kui Sau/Eloff, John/Erickson, Frank/Lee, Jack (I)/Tashiro, Tatsu/Gozier, Bernie/Furukawa, John/Hiraga, Yoshio/Leonard, Frank (II)/Soo Hoo, Lester/Faylauer, Adolph/Sadato, Yoshitaro/Eng, Ronald (I)/Garcio, Joseph/Soo Hoo, Walter/Niven, David (I)/Loo, Kwong You/Starck, John/Konno, Bob/Carboni, John/Lewin, William H./Rochin, Aaron (II)/Gielgud, John/Groom, B. Pat/Houghton, Shep/Ram, Shine/Ross, Bert (II)/Ferguson, John (III)/García, Fernando (II)/Laraneta, Manuel/Evans, Bob (I)/Heard, Charles (I)/Kono, James/Opunui, Charles/Aquilar, Ernest/Seaton, Scott (I)/Thompson, Ward/Spencer, Jimmy (I)/Kusumajo, Wallace/Blagoi, George/Degioia, Douglas/Bell, Ivan/Hart, Louis/Cavalieri, Steve/Ginn Jr., Stephen/Graham, Herschel/Bacon, Walter (I)/Stephenson, Miles/Valdez, Manuel/Fong, Richard/Bramucci, Mario (II)/Yee, Shion Sim/Yee, Shuy Ching/Shack, Sammy/Farnum, Franklyn/O'Grady, Monty/Sayre, Jeffrey/Kawashima, George/Greene, David (IX)/Sáenz, José/Duval, Andre K./Matsumoto, Corky/Somers, Cap/Ohye, Joe/Randall, Tony (III)/Furukawa, M./Pacheco, Herb/Hisamune, Hiroshi/Van Horn, James/Kingsford, Walter/Mazurki, Mike/Rogers, Lloyd/Stoney, Jack/Currie, Finlay/Sumoze, Mits/Blanke, Oscar/Sánchez, Ramón (II)/Jeffers, Michael/Kim, John (I)/Royde, Frank/MacDonell, Duncan/Kwong, Jeung Lai/George, Myers./Sketchley, Leslie/Russell, James (I)/Scholtman, John/Sheffield, A./Tellegen, Mike/Van Zandt, Philip/Rekwart, Waclaw/Savant, Dean/Nakamura, Charles/Bouvard, Leon/Hayden, William/Jaffe, Allen/Paradise, Robert J./García, Israel/Ahuna, Benny/Olson, Adrian/Polo, Robert (I)/Mohlmann Jr., James/Fiore, Carlo (I)/Harnett, Doc/Dulaine, Robert/Papson, Norman/Gilette, Harry/Kito, Shinya/Norton, Barry (I)/Lowe Jr., Harry/Kato, Ken (I)/Ling, Quong/Lewis, John (II)/Dillard, Sterling/Quon, Alvin/Tamura, Fumi/Reynolds, Fess/Morelli, Ernesto/Gates, Mark (I)/Ames, Dick/Salisbury, Jim/Luke, Keye/Yokota, William/Freeman, Raoul/Lee, Bik Yuk/Quon, Duey/Skluth, Roy/Kamijama, Stanley/Meada, William/Kaneshire, Morris/Tijero, Julio/Marlin, Johnny/Quon, Wallace Moon/Tonkel, Alfred/Hunt, Frank/Carpenter, Frank 'Red'/Boyer, Charles (I)/Fong, Clarence/Abbey, Leo/Finn, Sam/Culp, Stuart W./Murrow, Edward R. (I)/Smile, Ted/Núñez, Daniel (I)/Stone, John Fox/Garvin, Robert/Steckler, Murray/Keeler, Willie/Siegel, Arthur (I)/Fuller, Jay (I)/Lee, Nelson (I)/Odell, Kent/Chon, Lee/Bates, Merril F./Big, Ongyue/Newton, H.B./McGurk, Bob/Lue, Wai/Cowan, Ashley/Terrill, Terry/Albert, Carlos (I)/Lazelle, Perk/Sease, Robert E./Ryan, Dick (I)/Evans, Joe (II)/Tahir, Mahmed/Schaeffer, Charles (I)/Fukdo, Koshihiro/Koyama, Tom/Newton, Irving Fig/Nakai, Joe/Du Bois, Alfonso/Snyder, Don (II)/Ali, Kurpan/Bloom, George (I)/Gold, Joe/Tornek, Jack/Furburg, Curt/Roosevelt, Buddy/Dulac, Arthur/Breneman, John/Noda, Ray/Ahn, Philip (I)/Buccola, Guy (II)/Lee, Ng Jung/Brischof, Kenneth/O'Brien, William H./Tuskshato, Ya Mee/Key, Joseph Gee/Thorpe, Ken/Holtby, Syd/Lim, David (III)/Lee, B.M./Marriott, Sandee/Pualoa, Satini/Cornell, Wilson/Nickum, Charles/Eddy, Everett L./Humphrey, Tom (I)/Shin, Jack/Russell, George (I)/Roy, John (I)/Fakato, James/Robinson, Robert (X)/Janssen, William/Lee, Norman (III)/Cantinflas/Hardwicke, Cedric/Barber, Dick/Cokes, Bud/Leng, Christopher/Kajikawa, Fred/Chueng, Howard M./Raisch, Bill/Hong, Lee Kim/Conde, Anthony M./Burgess, Ted/Paul, Victor/Berumen, Alfred/Tom, Ronald/Evans, Harry (I)/Angelo, William/Bissutti, Richard/Tom, Herb/Russo, Johnnie/Dublin, Darren/Morelli, Mike/Tom, Chon Lem/Melish, Marie/Colombet, Louise/Howe, Gladys/Portney, Charlotte/Groves, Sei Jeri/Cruz, Catalina/Foley, Gene/Chang, Pauline/Pollack, Anita/Funo, Sumi/Cameron, Joyce/Spealman, Colleen/Homano, Midori/Chu, Elaine Leemoi/De Ronda, Lola/Olson, Andra/Ginoza, Kay/Koury, Katy/Paul, Renee/Terry, Barbara (II)/Chan, Mary (I)/Ardell, Marie/Nakado, Kisabaro/Fields, Gracie/Nakado, Kico/Drake, Barbara (I)/James, Idell/Betz, Audrey/McNamara, Rowena/Friedman, Wilma/Van Dyke, Shirley/Patrick, Patricia/Furukawa, Yoneka/O'Brien, Kathy/Gomez, Angela/Yoshizaki, Min/Paris, Jonni/Yoshizaki, Lily/Lafayette, Jeanne/Brown, Mildred/Henjum, Bonnie/Leroy, Lillian/Gordon, Ruth (II)/Gainey, Carol Ann/Kloss, Marlene/Onofrio, Edna/Hikawa, Sue/Zane, Margaret/De Carlo, Louise/McAvoy, Ila/Buckley, Joan/Bernhart, Norma D./Dorsay, Diane/Leong, Rose/Enriquez, Helen/Ingraham, Vi/Sheehan, Bobbie (I)/Leonard, Rita/Dell, La Verne/Romero, Florita/Dietrich, Marlene/Chinn, May/Jackson, Marjorie/Foster, Helen (I)/Leonard, Peggy/Rome, Betty/Glory, June/Sui, Kam Wong/Lexaber, Eleanor/Monsour, Marion/Sui, Lianne/Sui, Lily/Noe, Lynn/McIntyre, Lanie/González, Carmelita/Schiro, Nancy/McKim, Dorcas/Grant, Grace/Gegna, Anita/Graffeo, Joan/Lindsay, Geraldine/Bryant, Theona/Trad, Bebe/Rooney, Kathleen/Stetson, Rita/Mizushima, Irene/Allen, Lorey/Kennerly, Fannie/Petris, Paula/Macomber, Ann/Kent, Eleanor/Ridgeway, Suzanne/Portugal, Alice/Sato, Edna/Mora, Zelinda/Benda, Helena/Borget, Olga/Valetti, Lisl/Stein, Anna/Lopez, Caroline/Fuentes, Virginia/Yip, Annie/King, Grace/Mathews, Nita/O'Donnell, Patricia/Curtis, Dorothy/Leng, Marian/Leng, Marrilee/DeHerey, Manuela/Burns, Betty/Patti, Joan/Shirano, Kumakichi/Smith, Winona/Moreno, Linda/Valentine, June/Dalbrook, Ruth/Silva, Irene K./Louie, Marygold/Louie, Billy/Nakashihma, Kay/Darling, Theresa/Glennie, Betty J./Gutierrez, Georgina/Hastings, Lauren (II)/Yee, Helen/Gribbel, Karla/Morgan, Patricia (III)/Yomanchi, Peggy/Ono, Helen/Parry, Barbara/Jones, Joanne/Christian, Beulah/Ninura, Keiko/Ravel, Dianne/Corbett, Jean/Ravel, Beverly/Dano, Anita Louise/Graeff, Rita/Delva, Rosita/Malasig, Guadelope/Graeff, Betty/Graeff, Ann/Smith, Valerie/Rochin, Celia/Ginn, Noreen/Ginn, May/Miyaji, Mary/Ten Eyck, Lillian/McKaye, Sylvia/Brown, Wanda (I)/Desmond, Kathleen/Batten, Mary Ellen/Hubbard, Madelon/Joe, Dee Ho/Chan, Dorothy/Seto, Ya Mee Tuk/Gooding, Alora/Journeay, Madge/Bradley, Virginia/Hiroshige, Kimiko/Galic, Juliana/Snyder, Beverly/Kelley, Jodi/Alvarado, Lupe/Garrison, Diana/Scheue, Marie/Lee, Esther Ying/Alden, Gladys/Aziko, Sande/Dadisman, Gloria/Deane, Diana/Caspari, Marlene L./Lamont, Connie/Asher, Eula/Laceman, Lita/Mansfield, Tela/Barker, Beverly/DeWerd, Gloria/Guerra, Tenmana/Kress, Gladys/Ross, Marion/Stewart, Joy/Shigezani, Min/Cameron, Ann (I)/Dyer, Joan/Ellsworth, Dolores/Ortega, Josefina/Lillie, Beatrice/Courtland, Theresa/Ybarra, Concha/De Linsky, Anna/Sterke, Janet/Liggett, Amelia/Wilson, Kathryn (II)/O'Carroll, June/Weldon, Muriel/Kum, Jo Ngau/Larson, Jean (I)/Barone, Olga/Sonami, Lacia/Young, Mary (I)/Bond, Toni/Haro, Maria (II)/Bruno, Helen/Turbay, Mary/Auld, Aggie/Kinnon, Judith A./Schloon, Kathleen/Prado, Demita/Underwood, Evelyn/Spence, Edwana/Tarshis, Ruth/Burgess, Jane (I)/Gee, June/Ace, Dinah/Ace, Rosemarie/Austin, Irene/Pherrin, Virginia/Gingold, Hermione/Jones, Freda/Cherie, Huaplala/Morris, Patricia (I)/Miyarahara, Helen/Heart, Shirley/Farrell, Margaret/Bauer, Angelina/Karlin, Bo Peep/Shibata, Amy/Flowers, Bess/Erwin, Madge/Chow, Margarite/Zeithern, Esther/Ragone, Concettina/Sheets, Edith/Mascari, Mary D./Jarvis, Dolly/Piñeiro, Silvia/Sack, Tulip Gee/Keyes, Evelyn/Tashiro, Tyra/Thomas, Loretta/Craft, Lynne/Nelson, Myra/Toy, Lee Kay/Sharon, Dee/Acosta, Panchita/Motonada, Shirley/Carol, Martine/Lamb, Laura/DeWitt, Angela/Deglar, Maria/Dorsey, Julie/Clifford, Mary Lou/Smaney, Mabel/Del Vando, Amapola/Smaney, June/Hood, Janice/Lara, Frances/Sottile, Annette/Jones, Sallie (III)/Nuell, Faye Michael/Blong, Rosemary/Bender, Eleanor/Sotomoayor, Littlie/Manning, D. Ellsworth/Taylor, Blanche/Earl, Elaine/Dialon, Marilyn/Baird, Leah/Alonzo, Sally/Edell, Ina/Gilbert, Elaine/Corral, Dolores/Manning, Dewey/Greco, Suzanne/Taylor, Maxine/Goulet, Violet/Connors, Kathy/Togawa, Kimi/Dhillon, Maya Kaur/Madamba, Celeste/Schottland, Millie/Castneda, Perta/Lora, Joan/Duval, Heidi/Reed, Kathryn (III)/Soo Hoo, Wo She/Ito, Kinuko Ann/Soo Hoo, Ilene/Soo Hoo, Helen/Soo Hoo, Eileen/Staiger, Sherry/Ramos, Anita/Conrad, Connie/Monay, Maria/Hall, Betty (I)/Testa, Theresa/Chapman, Irene/Marlin, Rena/Drabin, Fanny/Bai, Rama/Song, Mary/Sherry, Ariel/Houser, Gretchen/Irvin, Leona/Randolph, Dianne/Young, Grace (I)/Jones, Myra/Merman, Ann/Vasquez, Luz/Ma, Bessie/Deena/Donaldson, Barbara/Varela, Gloria/O'Laughlin, Agnes/Lee, Din Long/Chan, Suey/Kane, Mary (II)/Strangis, Jane/Lew, Mabel/Lew, Shirley/Chung, Jane (III)/Ogawa, Judy/Ung, Christine/Ung, Fay/Janadas, Sushila/Lennox, Jeanne/Jerrae, Joan/Saruwatari, Noriko/Gleason, Mary Ellen/Latzke, Lydia/O'Malley, Lillian/Kane, Madelynne/Porcett, Lucille/Lee, Virginia (IV)/Johns, Glynis/Irwin, Leona/Bissutti, Cathy Ann/Murakami, Inez/Barbier, Bertha/Greco, Eleanora Norina/O'Connell, Peggy Mae/Jackson, Diane (I)/Marshall, Gloria/Loredo, Marie/Jan, Mary/Murakami, Jan/Adams, Frances/Stone, Keahi/Russ, Pola/Kelly, Joan (I)/Ung, Judy/Bray, Kahala/Oklander, Ruth/Erickson, Maude/Blagoi, Tina/Gonzales, Soledad (I)/De Lacey, Denise/Nakamura, Mary/Gratton, Valeri/Sinka, Bonnie/Samova, Tanya/Davidoff, Seraphime/Durfee, Minta/Remington, Peggy/Loureau, Louise/Imamura, Kay/Gordon, Eve (II)/Chung, Sue Fawn/Jackler, Jacqueline/Delgado, Maria (I)/Grey, Dolly (II)/Sutherland, Mitzi/Murray, Tessie/Mook, Beverly/Pedroza, Loretta/Lum, Pauline/Myers, Stevie/Fujinani, Janice/Boyne, Hazel/Ota, Iris/Domasin, Dolores/Peterson, Elsa/Dea, Gloria/Chirva, Nina/Karaki, Mamie/Shannon, Sohi/Lim, Gin/May, Dorothy (I)/Rundell, Barbara/Gustafson, Marilyn/LaVere, June/Drake, Helene/McCall, Angelita/Hanson, Maria/Yarnell, Sally/Dee, Helen/Tomita, Masu/Correa, Bárbara/Astor, Gertrude/Fong, Frances/Beattie, Elena/Palmese, Emma/Navarro, Aurora/Udall, Laura/Reid, Leina Ala/Brunner, Phyllis/Generaux, Carine A./MacLaine, Shirley/Moriarty, Evelyn/Yamaka, Harriet/Mitsunaga, Tameo/Sablon, Loulette/King, Anita (II)/Uchiyamada, Barbara/Detolly, Lala/Kunde, Ann +Arrival, The (1996)/de la Peña García, Ángel/Shane (II)/Morga, Javier/Johnson, Ree/Sherrill, David/Zepeda, Jorge/Hooker, Buddy Joe/García, José (VI)/Villalpando, David/Coates, Alan (I)/Usigli, Alejandro/Silver, Ron (I)/Twohy, Ken/Lillitsch, Georg/Rippy, Leon/Cudney, Roger/Sheen, Charlie/Galasso, Dave/Becerril, Jorge/Johnson, Tony T./Schiff, Richard/Cooper, Darin/Polo, Teri/Botello, Catalina/Crouse, Lindsay/Sisniega, Andrea/Huertas, Luisa/Bradley, Ellen/Coronel, María Luisa/Voltaire, Jacqueline/Applegate, Phyllis/Dionne, Mónica +Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)/Mann, Hank (I)/Massey, Raymond (I)/McWade, Edward/Lorre, Peter (I)/Gorss, Sol/Lane, Charles (I)/Carson, Jack (I)/McNamara, Edward/Mitchell, Grant (I)/Ridgely, John (I)/Gleason, James (I)/O'Donnell, Spec/Clute, Chester/White, Leo (I)/Phelps, Lee (I)/Alexander, John (I)/Glaser, Vaughan/Owen, Garry (I)/Charters, Spencer/Grant, Cary/Horton, Edward Everett/Hull, Josephine/Adair, Jean (I)/Lane, Priscilla/Wong, Jean (I) +Art of War, The (2000)/Lam, Larry/Chin, Glen/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Murphy, Michael (I)/Schorpion, Frank/Kavanagh, Yardly/Blanco, Danny/Chaykin, Maury/Biehn, Michael/Tang, Wei Feng/Yuan, Ron/Burton, Noël/Bessa, Fred/Tsar, Mike (I)/Cavallero, Frank/Tran, Ken/Snipes, Wesley/Long, Marlon Sterling/Hong, James/Julien, Barry (I)/Huy, Phong Doan/Chiu, Phil/Peplowski, Andrew/Calabretta, Tony/Han, Zenhu/Stewart, Paul (II)/Jutras, Richard (I)/Nichols, Andrew (III)/Lee, Fred (I)/Simpson, Terry (I)/Ward, Jeff (I)/Hopkins, Paul (I)/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/Park, Steven P./Chien, Fernando/Bassanoff, Toula/Wu, Paul (I)/Tsarouchas, Angelo/Cavalier, Jason/Komorowska, Liliana/Selby, Erin/Archer, Anne/Mak, Bonnie/Lan, Christine/McKee, Tracey/Park, Uni/Phillips, Jeniene/Matiko, Marie/Sweeney, Michelle/Laviolette, Josée/Stewart, Sylvia +Arthur (1981)/Elliott, Stephen (I)/Oxnam, Phil/Doolan, John/Doolan, Joe/Martin, Barney (I)/Jacobi, Lou/Hamilton, Richard (I)/Maroff, Bob/Barbour, Thomas/Copeland, Maurice/Vincent, Paul (I)/Tierney, Lawrence/Guastaferro, Dominic/Metzman, Irving/Press, Gordon/Moore, Dudley/Riddle, George/Fleischman, Mark/Serra, Raymond/Gleason, Paul (I)/Schlesinger, Kurt/Evans, Peter (I)/Bentley, John (VII)/Ross, Ted (I)/Evans, Dillon/Gielgud, John/Collamore, Jerome/Hanft, Helen/Lewis, Bobo/Barry, B. Constance/Passeltiner, Judi/Tarlow, Florence/Fitzgerald, Geraldine (I)/Lowery, Marcella/Hokanson, Mary Alan/Barnes, Marjorie/De Salvo, Anne/Johnston, Justine/Ballan, Melissa/Minnelli, Liza/Eikenberry, Jill/Somerville, Phyllis +Arthur 2: On the Rocks (1988)/Benedict, Paul/Edwards, Daryl/Cherry, Eagle Eye/Gilford, Jack/Sullivan, J. Christopher/Benjamin, P.J./Gitkin, Matthew T./Jamrog, Joe/Golden, Larry (I)/DeMauro, Nick/Ross, Ted (I)/Sylk, Ken/O'Neill, John (I)/Zee, John A./Meyers, T.J./O'Connor, Raymond/Zammit, Eddie/Elliott, Stephen (I)/Restivo, Joe/Moore, Dudley/Vennema, John C./Gielgud, John/Canada, Ron/Leon, Joseph/Bressler, Carl/O'Brien, David (I)/Sabin, David/Wingreen, Jason/Wills, Terry/Barbour, Thomas/Greene, Daniel/Stark, Don/Magee, Kenneth/Levine, Robert (III)/Martin, Barney (I)/Johann, Cameron (I)/Hanley, Tres/Morrow, Lynet/Minnelli, Liza/Betten, Mary/Bates, Kathy (I)/Fitzgerald, Geraldine (I)/Borgeson, Linda A. (II)/Wolf, Marcia/Fitzpatrick, Aileen/Sikes, Cynthia/Borge, Frederikke/Lane, Brogan/McClure, Molly +Artificial Intelligence: AI (2001)/Malloy, Matt (I)/Jourgensen, Al/Kingsley, Ben/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Morrow, Andy/Sussman, Kevin/Kissner, Jeremy James/Gallop, Tom/Osment, Haley Joel/Rhoze, Tim/Staubach, Mark Allan/Colantoni, Enrico/Bauersfeld, Erik/Felix, Kelly/Turk, Brian/Buford, Duane/Winston, Matt (I)/Osment, Eugene/Palmer, Ken/Brody, Max/Fishman, Michael (I)/Gleeson, Brendan/Sutter, Jason/Jansen, Jim/Thomas, Jake (I)/Robards, Sam/Sykes, Valek/Hurt, William (I)/Smith, R. David/Grenier, Adrian/Gilbert, Claude (II)/Scudder, Billy/Barker, Paul (I)/Scott, Alan (V)/Mason, Laurence/Palermo, Chris (I)/Leung, Ken (I)/Pérez, Miguel (I)/Carenzo, Vito (III)/Mantell, Michael/Greenly, Theo/Blevins, Ronnie Gene/Wilderson, Wayne/Sexton, Brent/Coon, Ty/Gregg, Clark/Angel, Jack (I)/Rock, Chris (I)/Feldman, Brian/Grossman, Adam (II)/McEwin, Dillon/Harmon, John (III)/Jay, Baron/Youngberg, Curt/Alexi-Malle, Adam/Rigby, Tim/King, Red/Berresse, Michael/Campbell, Keith (I)/Law, Jude/Martin, Paul Isaac/Williams, Robin (I)/Prosky, John/Harwell, Bobby/Katz, Claudia (II)/Machado, Justina/Knight, Lily/O'Connor, Frances (II)/Morris, Kathryn (I)/Fletcher, Diane/Scott, Ashley (II)/Salla, Jeanine/Nei, Kate/Lohmann, Katie/Chase, Daveigh/Malcomson, Paula/McCool, Kelly/Salla, Laia/Streep, Meryl/Plazinic, Sandra/Bellar, Clara/Grace, April/Coleman, Eliza/Mobley, Sarena/Grdevich, Sabrina/Bird, Hallie/King, Haley/Owen, Rena +As Good as It Gets (1997)/Bleckner, Ross/Dog, Timer the/Gooding Jr., Cuba/James, Jesse (I)/Hawthorne, Dave (I)/Kipper, David A./Herwick, Justin/O'Donohue, John F./Dog, Billy the/Workman, Jimmy/Nicholson, Jack/McGowan, Tom (II)/Ulrich, Skeet/Harris, Wood/Bly, Stan/Brooks, Cooper/Kasdan, Lawrence/Ramis, Harold/Solondz, Todd/Greenberg, Paul (I)/Slaten, Frank/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Biando, Alex/Ferreira, Roger/Batinkoff, Randall/Cohen, Jaffe/Kinnear, Greg/Ringberg, Kirk/LaMarche, Maurice/Black, Shane/Malloy, Matt (I)/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Albanese, Alba/Smith, Yeardley/Kilpatrick, Laurie/Hopkins, Kaitlin/Benz, Julie/Harris, Eliza/Tavoularis, Oriana Nicole/Childress, Patricia/Edelstein, Lisa/Johnson, Rebekah (I)/Dog, Jill the/Alexander, Sharon L./Balagtas, Bernadette/Vaughn, Alice/Stefanson, Leslie/Rose, Alison (I)/Pyle, Missi/Knight, Shirley (I)/Maginnis Tippe, Annie/Salter, Nicole/Rudolph, Maya/Zea, Kristi/Spencer, Danielle (I)/Ontiveros, Lupe/Jones, Antonia/Brisebois, Danielle/Gehringer, Linda/Brooks, Chloe/Morris, Kathryn (I)/Djordjevic, Dunya/Hunt, Helen (I)/Still, Mary Elizabeth/Subkoff, Tara/Denys, Holly/Osterwald, Bibi +Asphalt Jungle, The (1950)/Whitmore, James/Caruso, Anthony (I)/Bennett, Ray (I)/Davis, William 'Wee Willie'/Shea, Jack (I)/Haggerty, Don (I)/Martin, Strother/Kelley, Barry (I)/Corden, Henry/Seay, James/Marlow, Fred/Jaffe, Sam (I)/Courtney, Chuck/Mitchell, Howard M./Lawrence, Marc (I)/Haade, William/Rowland, Henry/Lynn, George (I)/Maxwell, John (IV)/Hayden, Sterling/Evans, Gene (I)/Smith, Joseph Darr/Washington, William (I)/Teal, Ray/Wood, Wilson/McIntire, John (I)/York, Jeff (I)/Dexter, Brad/Graham, Fred (I)/Cady, Frank/Wood, Victor (I)/Flaherty, Pat/Cliff, John/Roe, Raymond/Dunn, Ralph/Ryan, Tim (I)/Gorss, Sol/Henry, Thomas Browne/Clarke, David (I)/Gerry, Alex/Burt, Benny/Morin, Alberto (I)/Calhern, Louis/Wakefield, Leah/Wood, Judith/Tree, Dorothy/O'Day, Kerry/Carter, Jean (I)/Weiler, Constance/Celli, Teresa/Hardt, Eloise/Monroe, Marilyn/Miller, Patricia (I)/Hagen, Jean/Stanley, Helene +Assassination of Richard Nixon, The (2004)/White, Kenneth (I)/Ervin, Sam/Brown Jr., Frank (II)/MacKenzie, J.C./Rickaby, Brett/Brizendine, Brandon/Henke, Brad William/Greene, Derek/Williamson, Mykelti/Shulak, John Patrick/Penn, Sean (I)/Dorrance, Jared/Carraway, James/Hilliard, David/Reese, James Morrison/Mack, Gary L./Nixon, Richard/Wincott, Michael/Thompson, Jack (I)/Means, Russell/Wood, Matthew (I)/Cooper, Robert Kenneth/Allende, Salvador/Marinelli, Joe/Rocha, Tony/Pahlavi, Shah Mohammed Reza/Jacobus, Jay/Boughn, Pete/Pinochet, Augusto/Halpin, Tim/Baptiste, Ian/Searcy, Nick/Campbell, Doug (VIII)/Cheadle, Don/Massa, Mariah/Mariani, Janean Christine/Howell, Kathryn/Rogers, AnnieScott/Wheeler, Sherrie La'Marr/Volgenau, Teresa Anne/Grace, April/Watts, Naomi (I)/Middendorf, Tracy/McCoy, Debi/Saltzman, Melissa/Cassidy, Denise Balthrop/Ryan, Eileen/Milton, Jenna/Knight, Lily +Assassins (1995)/Fralick, David 'Shark'/Dalton, Wally (I)/King, Jeff (III)/Lamar, John/Bellaflores, Eddie/Sather, Eric/Haskins, James Douglas/Woodford, Mark/Oliver, James (I)/Orchid, Bruce R./Vázquez, Ángel (I)/Gavin, James W./Graham, Jim (I)/Dollase, David/Lebrón, Juan Manuel/Stallone, Sylvester/Minor, Bob/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Rosen, Edward J. (I)/Tuerpe, Paul/Cecere, Fulvio/Stuber, Scott/DeCourcey, Michael/Helgeland, Thomas/Sanders, Robert (I)/Santos, Rey-Phillip/Lackaff, Peter Sebastian/Gudgell, Wally/Jimenez Jr., Frank R./Watson, Muse/Liska, Stephen/Procaccino, John/Wulff, Kai/Medved, Calli/Goodloe, J. Mills (I)/Kahan, Steve/Legarreta, Germán/Anderson, Axel/Harms, John (I)/Young, Dave (II)/Jarrett, Ron Ben/Sanchez, Cary/Lleras, Anibal O./Reutlinger, Bruce/Shapiro, Whitey/Enriquez, Stefan/Hall, Ernie/Davydov, Anatoli/Nelson, Erik L./Diamond, Reed (I)/Blum, Richard/Klein, Barbara Anne/Rowan, Kelly/Oliver, Shirley (I)/Orchid, Christina/Moore, Julianne (I)/Osborne, Rhonda J./Piazza, Ivonne/Collier, Marian/Williams, Nerissa E./Sigrun, Ragna/Orta, Choco/Labatut, Marta/Wise, Sue Carolyn/Skalsky, Kerry/Herrera, Christina +Assault on Precinct 13 (1976)/Moore, Randy (II)/West, Martin (I)/Young, Kris/Brandon, Henry (I)/Nakauchi, Al/Johnson, Horace/Cyphers, Charles/De la Pena, Gilbert/Stoker, Austin/Whitaker, Len/Battuello, Cliff/Viramontes, Jerry/Rankin, Gilman/Smith, Maynard/Joston, Darwin/Woo Jr., Joe/Bruni, Peter/Bradley III, Warren/Carpenter, John (I)/Villareal, Valentine/Taylor, William S./Frankland, Peter/Burton, Tony (I)/Fox, John J./Doubleday, Frank/Miyamoto, Kenny/Koss, Alan/Johnson, James (I)/Keast, Brent/Ross, Marc (I)/Kyes, Nancy/Zimmer, Laurie/Richards, Kim (I) +Assault on Precinct 13 (2005)/Fishburne, Laurence/Hayley, Robert/Ironi, Jeff/Craven, Matt (I)/Geljo, Jasmin/Harewood, Dorian/Vrkljan, Al/King, Brian (XV)/Lubin, Gilson/Welliver, Titus/Podhora, Roman/Hawke, Ethan/Graham, Currie/Lawes, Leford/Richet, Laurent/Queffelec, Edward A./Dennehy, Brian/Cecere, Fulvio/Frost, Darren/Bryant, Peter (I)/Tommasini, Dave/Fong, Tig/Dillon, Hugh/Pinnock, Arnold/Coates, Kim/Kahnert, Ray/Roiz, Sasha/Marshall, Philip/Leguizamo, John/Rule, Ja/Byrne, Gabriel/de Matteo, Drea/Cunningham, Courtney (I)/Thomson, Melissa/Bello, Maria (I)/Kenny, J.C./Greco, Jessica/Hinds, Aisha +Assignment, The (1997)/Kingsley, Ben/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Jutras, Richard (I)/Morf, Martin/Vrana, Vlasta/Hlady, Gregory/Oseciuc, Gabriel Marian/Delvecchio, Francis/Becker, Heinz (I)/Kroetsch, Neil/Knoeffel, Mark/Rothpan, Mitchell David/Desager, Frédéric/Post, Tim/Lavallée, Jacques/Whittall, Ted/Genest, Claude/Dupuis, Matthew/Gordon, Yonathan/Boy, Gouchy/Zayed, Hisham/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Sarr, Ndiouga/Aranguiz, Manuel/Bouchard, Louis/Caloz, Michael (I)/Stewart, Paul (II)/Francis, David (I)/Waxman, Al/Flores, Von/Pilon, Daniel (I)/Franco, David (III)/Lange, Andréas/Denchev, Kliment/Laurier, Lucie/Komorowska, Liliana/Parker, Leni/Bonnier, Céline/Ferri, Claudia/Wegner, Lisa +Astronaut's Wife, The (1999)/Sprouse, Cole/Wicker, Timothy/Stein, Jacob/Morton, Joe/Berger, Stephen (I)/Lanyer, Charles/Cassavetes, Nick (I)/Van Bergen, Ben (I)/Sella, Robert/Cervantes, Gary/Grubbs, Gary/Ridgle, Elston/Crider, Michael/Noonan, Tom/Sprouse, Dylan/Barnes, Julian (I)/Fahnbulleh, Lahai/Barrish, Seth/Luceri, Michael/O'Brien, Tom (II)/Kerr, Edward/Bachmann, Conrad/Depp, Johnny/Johnson, Brian (XVII)/Burrows, Carl/Reed, Rondi/Murphy, Donna/DuVall, Clea/Burry, Jennifer/Theron, Charlize/Lancaster, Ellen/Landon, Dawn/Dampf, Sarah/Carpel, Samantha/Bonomolo, Lyndsey Danielle/Shanks, Priscilla/Lin, Lucy/Powell, Linda (I)/Brown, Blair/Eggar, Samantha/Cella, Susan +Astérix & Obélix: Mission Cléopâtre (2002)/Depardieu, Gérard/Lazzerini, Jean-Pierre/Gazio, Christian/Benguigui, Jean/Chabat, Max/Debbouze, Jamel/Soufi, Abdel/Leterrier, Louis/Besnehard, Dominique (I)/Vincent, Pascal (I)/Lanzi, Emmanuel/Martin-Laval, Pierre-François/Montoute, Edouard/Farcy, Bernard/Patou (I)/Azelarab, Gazouz/Clavier, Christian/Idrissi, Larbi/Sanchez, Candide (I)/Mamo, Carmelo/Seydou Diallo, Mohamed/Wang, Ling Lin/Bakonyi, Coco/Darmon, Gérard/Barthélémy, Maurice/Chircop, Francis/Briffa, Joseph/Scerri, Godwin/Vatin, Bruno/Inqaoui, Mohamed/Agius, Anthony/Zhang, Dong Ming/Raffaelli, Cyril/Testot, Fred/Galea, Pacifico/Diouf, Mouss/Leguesse, Samson/Casmèze, Cyril/Kechichian, Robert/Sy, Omar/Bordier, Patrick/Nesrate, Mohamed/Kassovitz, Mathieu/Maly, Xavier/Habib, Med/Cuschieri, Alfred/Tchernia, Pierre/Loukianenko, Victor/Mohamed, Atik/Alwalidi, Fathi/Bacri, Jean-Pierre/Lemaire, Thierry (I)/Moreno, Yvon/Biras, Laurent/Chany, Philippe/Psaila, Alexander John/Agius, John/Debbouze, Momo/Chetcuti Bonarita, Kurt/Domenjoud, Yves/Tiang, Sujan/Berger, Alex (I)/Dieudonné/Cantona, Joël/Rouve, Jean-Paul/Lofti, Abdelkader/Trois, Charles/Rich, Claude/Farrugia, Dominique/Baer, Edouard/Doulfakar, Abdellatif/Crémadès, Michel/Azzopardi, Claudio/Chabat, Alain/Soualem, Zinedine/Berri, Claude/Custo, Georges/Daris, Abderrahim/Foïs, Marina/Caunes, Emma de/Lauby, Chantal (I)/Lenoir, Noémie/Lavergne, Océane/Meflahi, Monia/Bellucci, Monica/Chliakina, Liana/Guérin, Ingrid/Nanty, Isabelle/Noël, Sophie/N'Diaye, Fatou/Chabat, Carole +Astérix et Obélix contre César (1999)/Spielvogel, Laurent/Massieu, Patrick/Senioris, David/Perez, Tino/Martin, Vincent (II)/Gégout, Fernand/Luraschi, Mario/Pierron, Patrick/Jourde, Dimitri/Papalia, Fedele/Benigni, Roberto/Barrowclough, Harry/Amyot, Marc/Vockroth, Frank/Milo, Jean-Roger/de Jouvencel, Guillaume/Mössmer, Dietmar/John, Gottfried/Mahieux, Hervé/Van't Hoff, Guillaume/Coulon, Fabien/Baddeley, John/Chaumeau, André/Galabru, Michel/Moreau, Eric (II)/Castaldi, Jean-Pierre/Farré, Jean-Paul/Sim (I)/Rieger, Paul/Cauchy, Didier/Lafont, Pierre/Wijnants, Olaf/Offant, Xavier/Krüger Jr., Hardy/Del Ponte, Daniel/Muller, Michel (I)/Blackwell, Douglas/Nathanson, David/Robert, Lionel/Zimmermann, Martin (I)/Roger, Nicolas/Sacquin, Stéphan/Drea, Jean-François/Depardieu, Gérard/Duval, John (I)/Fux, Herbert/Jones, Terry (I)/Prévost, Daniel (I)/Chierici, Beppe/Piéplu, Claude/Beddal, Rodney/Faouzi, Farid/Elias, Michel/Bellu, Jean-Marc/Clavier, Christian/Delaporte, Jacques/Venet, Jean-Pierre/Bordier, Patrick/Dumur, Pierre/Herbert, Pascal/Paris, Jean-Marie/Fournier, Julien/Maître, Bernard/Marinker, Peter/Librizzi, Pascal/Baylacq, Loïc/Huber, Jean-Marc/Courcier, Martial/Devaux, Jean-Jacques/Achard, Olivier/Hoosmann, Hardy/Jolly, Udo/Larcher, Laurent/Le Cornec, Patrick/Osner, Hans/Brun, Sébastien (I)/Lesimple, Arnaud/Parthonnaud, Olivier/Gacon, Bonaventure/Thual, Jean-Yves/Daries, Emmanuel/Lehembre, Philippe/Laamouri, Hatem/Pascualito/Bonnet, Franck-Olivier/Julhe, Sébastien/Marbot, Nicky/Chappatte, Jérôme/Beautier, Philippe/Gaultier, Tony/Palmade, Pierre/Bloom, Gaëtan/Naudet, Alexandra/Grenier, Marie-Pascale/du Favel, Anne Rocquigny/Casta, Laetitia/Rouland, Carole/Nury, Lydie/Bosc, Bénédicte/Sägebrecht, Marianne/Salgues, Julie/Dombasle, Arielle/Veril, Valérie/Ferréol, Andréa/Massa, Nathalie/Cadot, Valérie +At Close Range (1986)/McDivitt, Bob/Autry, Alan/Dengel, Jake/Davies, E.R./Sutherland, Kiefer/Herman, Paul (I)/Penn, Sean (I)/Foley, James (I)/Jensen, Charles 'Tatoo'/Baker, Terry (I)/Walter, Tracey/Anderson, Doug (I)/Call, R.D./Quinn, J.C./Strathairn, David/Gober, Gary/Mueller, Myke R./Penn, Chris (I)/Glover, Crispin/Geoffreys, Stephen/Walken, Christopher/Fallwell Jr., Marshall/Edwards, Michael (VII)/Perkins, Millie/Clark, Candy/Ryan, Eileen/Sherburne, Nancy/Draper, Janie/Coulter, Terri/Hall, Bonita/Levine, Anna (I)/Masterson, Mary Stuart/Parker, Noelle +At First Sight (1999)/Davison, Bruce/Kilmer, Val/Ravier, Claude/Carpenter, Willie C./Howard, Ken (I)/Sacks, Oliver/Harris, Rob (I)/Davey, Marty/Euell, Richard/Cooper, Jack (V)/Kirkwood, Gene/Wolfe, Ben (II)/Winkler, Charles/Trammell, Ricky/Patterson, J.P./Devon, Tony/Zuckerman, Mort/Gretzky, Wayne/Dodick, Jack/Robbins, Brett (I)/Harris, Casey W./Lane, Nathan/Guidera, John/Matusovich, Carl J./Franco, Daniel/Weber, Steven (I)/Krall, Diana/Chapman, Kelly/Wachtell, Jennifer/McGillis, Kelly/Hughes, Natalie Marie/Wang, Angela (I)/Sorvino, Mira/De Niro, Drena/Ivanic, Raisa/Hipwell, Elizabeth/Kirk, Laura/Carter, Sheryl Allington/Griscom, Nina/Deutsch, Bonnie/Winkler, Margo/Rose, Crystal/Billingham, Dar +Atanarjuat (2001)/Innuksuk, Pakak/Taqqaugaq, Luke/Alaralak, Felix/Alaralak, Mark/Ivalu, Arsene/Akkitirq, Steven/Irngaut, Neeve/Ipkarnak, Eugene/Ukkalianuk, Lucien/Micheli, Andrew/Akkitirq, Daniel/Akkitirq, Isa/Akkitirq, Pipily/Uttak, Alex/Nutarariaq, Eric/Ammaq, Samueli/Ammaq, Isa/Ulayuruluk, Abraham/Uyarasuk, Andrew/Qrunnut, Stephen/Qulitalik, Charlie/Qulitalik, Pauloosie/Ungalaaq, Natar/Arnatsiaq, Peter-Henry/Arnatsiaq, Laurent/Kotierk, Apayata/Irngaut, Jenny/Ammaq, Hayley-June/Nutarakittuq, Elizabeth/Qulitalik, Reena/Tulugarjuk, Lucy/Paniaq, Cindy/Ammaq, Wilma/Qulitalik, Mary/Angutautuk, Mary/Kublu, Susan/Alaralak, Catherine/Akkitiq, Atuat/Ukkalianuk, Therese/Arnatsiaq, Catherine/Akkitirq, Cora/Ammaq, Micheline/Ivalu, Sylvia/Ulayuruluk, Colleen/Ijjiraq, Rita/Uyarasuk, Racheal/Ivalu, Bernice/Ivalu, Madeline/Ukkalianuk, Maggie/Kunuk, Lou Paula +ATL (2006)/Robinson II, Christopher Ray/Oliver, Gregory/Thaxton, Brandon/Hudani, Nick/Hopkins, Barry (II)/Benton, Brandon Bernard/Abreu, Jorge Luis/Daniels, Albert/Zirkman, Kenneth L./Ewing, Steven R./Blaze (II)/Fleming, Alvin Lee/Ramone, Deon/Ross, Evan (III)/Long, Jackie/Young, Laparee/Boyer, Adam/Hansard, Bart/Simmons, Tyree/Calabro, Neill/Bone Crusher/Mosley, Rodrick/Pha, Jazze/Reitz, Ric/Boi, Big/Browning, Matthew/Gipp, Cameron/Johnston, B. Todd/Weaver, Jason/Williamson, Mykelti/Andrews, Greg/Thomas, Almario/Harris, James (XVI)/Moore, Markice/T.I./David, Keith (I)/Nuriddin, Jameelah/Heckard, Tae/Arnold, Monica/Smith, Tasha/Khadijah/Price, Parker/Ngaujah, Ayesha/Petrosky, Vanessa/Gardner, Laurie/Clark, April/Satterwhite, Onira/Moorer, Margo/McAdoo, Marie/Shenosky, Loretta/Harris, Monique/Ragland, Ashley/McKee, Lonette (I)/Mitchell, Lauren Leah/Malika (II)/Bobo, Genese/Myers, Zoe/London, Lauren/Byrd, Luanne +Atlantic City (1980)/Glorioso, Vincent/Znaimer, Moses/McGuire, Lawrence/Joy, Robert (I)/MacInnes, Angus/Piccoli, Michel/Allmond, John/Del Grande, Louis/Linder, Cec/Shawn, Wallace/Goulet, Robert/Angelo, Tony (I)/Atkin, Harvey/Waxman, Al/Consalvo, Gennaro/Burns, John J./McCurry, John (I)/McCann, Sean (I)/Sullivan, Sean (I)/Lancaster, Burt/Collins, Connie (I)/McLaren, Hollis/Clark, Sis/Reid, Kate (I)/Burns, Jean/Sarandon, Susan/Dell'Agnese, Norma/Burns, Marie/Beecroft, Eleanor/Chatfield-Taylor, Adèle/Burns, Ann (I) +Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)/Garner, James/Stiers, David Ogden/Mahoney, John (I)/Nimoy, Leonard/Burton, Corey/Pinney, Patrick/Cummings, Jim (I)/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Barr, Steven (I)/Morris, Phil (I)/Varney, Jim/Novello, Don/Christian, Claudia/Obradors, Jacqueline/Strom, Natalie/Summer, Cree/Stanley, Florence +Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! (1978)/Hess, Jim (I)/Cyphert, D. Wayne/Christmas, Eric/Berger, Gregg/Wynne, Wayne/Wilson, George (II)/Nolen, Jack/Schauer, Von/Walsh, Dan (I)/Shapiro, Ron (I)/Dillon, Costa/Barber, Nigel/Meyers, Ernie/Niederman, Mike/Miller, Burt/Cates, Steve/Ashbrook, Dana/Riley, Jack (II)/Peace, J. Stephen/Teegarden, Byron/Sklar, Al/De Bello, John (I)/De Bello, James/Vernon, Doug/Dog, Hutch the/Anderson, Jerry (I)/Hall, David (I)/Birch, Don/Chidnoff, Hal/Price, Joe (I)/Cantwell, Brian (I)/Oya, Paul/Koustik, Art K./Curtis, Richard (II)/Coleman, Tom (II)/Miller, David (II)/Scharf, Alan/Qualls, John/Demmon, Chad/Ross, Gordon (I)/Waxman, Ralph (II)/Abbot, Paul/Buresh, Richard/Smith, Gary (I)/Drexler, Ellen/Birch, Rebecca (I)/Woodrum, Donna/Taylor, Sharon (I)/Charles, Cindy/Nolan, Riba/Dillon, Efemia/Barton, Benita/Sullivan, D.J./Jensen, Randee Lynne/Groh, Elissa/Grell, Dean/Hannibal, Lydia +Au revoir, les enfants (1987)/Rivet, Pascal/Clément, Alain/Morier-Genoud, Philippe/Gericke, Detlef/Fitz, Peter/Flammer, Ami/Leboeuf, Richard/Legrand, Xavier/Edinger, Daniel/Bellot, Marcel/Bouloc, René/Fejtö, Raphael/Sohn, Christian/Despaux, Philippe/Etienne, Luc/Manesse, Gaspard/Berléand, François/Chauvin, Jean-Sébastien/Rottstock, Michael/Ginot, Michel/Dubarry, Jean-Paul/Carré de Malberg, Stanislas/Négret, François/Henriet, Benoît/Henriet, Arnaud/Becker, Michael (IV)/Friedl, Thomas/Jacob, Irène/Racette, Francine/Paris, Jacqueline (II)/Staup, Jacqueline +Auberge espagnole, L' (2002)/Bishop, Kevin (I)/Cham, Babou/Raynal, Olivier/Grao, Dani/De Guillebon, Xavier/Royer, Arsène/Metschurat, Barnaby/Sagrista, Pere/Klapisch, Cédric/Klapisch, Pablo/Yordanoff, Wladimir/Jacno/Abello, Pere/Duris, Romain/Goldberg, Iddo/Royer, Jacques/Coromina, Javier/Morales, Iván (I)/Pagh, Christian/Soualem, Zinedine/D'Anna, Federico/Gálvez, Paulina/Roze, Magali/Reilly, Kelly (I)/Godrèche, Judith/De France, Cécile/Lachat, Sylvie/Brondo, Cristina/Montalà, Irene/Batiste, Nadala/Demaret, Martine/Delin, Sophie/Wanting, Mira/Baliga, Shilpa/Le Tellier, Sophie/Tautou, Audrey/Lamétrie, Lise +Auntie Mame (1958)/Kelsey, Fred/Alexander, Cris/Knowles, Patric/Gates, Robert (I)/O'Dell, Doye/Kenny, Colin/Clark, Fred (I)/Waterman, Willard/Tucker, Forrest/Daly, Jack (I)/Harris, Sam (II)/Colman, Booth/Hughes, Robin (I)/McGiveney, Owen/Harper, Rand/Sayre, Jeffrey/Heard, Charles (I)/Murray, Forbes/Taylor, Dub (I)/Shimoda, Yuki/Smith, Roger (I)/Hengen, Butch/Kelman, Terry/Stevens, Bert (I)/Gaye, Gregory/Tovey, Arthur/DaCosta, Morton/Miller, Harold (I)/Brandon, Henry (I)/Handzlik, Jan/Davis, Paul (I)/Warren, Ruth/Gilchrist, Connie/Roach, Gladys/Scott, Pippa/Blakeney, Olive/Ceder, Evelyn/Russell, Rosalind/Byron, Brook/Barnes, Joanna/Cass, Peggy/Bliss, Lela/Holden, Gloria/Patrick, Lee (I)/Veazie, Carol/Dumont, Margaret/Browne, Coral +Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)/Matsuhisa, Nobu/Meismer, Mark/Myers, Mike (I)/Richardson, Brian (IV)/Urano, Ren/Jones, Quincy/Spielberg, Steven (I)/Vinson, Robert/Sung, Chris/Adams, Eddie (III)/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Mullarkey, Neil/Travolta, John/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Earl, Shaun/Himelstein, Aaron/Anderson, Timothy (II)/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Donovan, John (I)/McDonald, Michael (XI)/Knight, Trey/Winzenried, Eric/Johnson, Stuart D./Oka, Masi/Howard, Clint/Higgins, Michael (VII)/Ward, Christopher (II)/Hamilton, Hunter/DeVito, Danny/Prevost, Nathan/Sun Lee, Michael/Aukerman, Scott/Savage, Fred/Tuiasosopo, Peter Navy/Warner, Dan (I)/Troyer, Verne/Stoller, Fred/Sweet, Matthew (I)/Otaguro, Hiroshi/Grunberg, Brad/York, Michael (I)/Grunberg, Greg/Kimura, Hideo/Tee, Brian/Lane, Nathan/Bacharach, Burt/Durell, R.J./Kange, Nate K./Farmer, Evan/Klebba, Martin/Piddock, Jim/Wagner, Robert (I)/Kanome, Masa/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Cruise, Tom/Vassallo, Sal/Ray, Gene Anthony/Green, Seth/Osbourne, Jack/Osbourne, Ozzy/Lowe, Rob (I)/Inoue, Eiji (I)/Zuckerman, Josh/Caine, Michael (I)/Goddard, Anna Marie/Sciacca, Nicole/D'Errico, Donna/Orange, Ayesha/Chmiel, Linda/Mizota, Diane/Hoffs, Susanna/Fisher, Patrice/Scott, Esther (II)/Ramos, Liz (II)/Barsky, Amie/Swift, Lakisha/Chambers, Faune A./Paltrow, Gwyneth/Kim, Linda/Azur, Sybil/Johnston, Kristen (I)/Moore, Mandy (III)/Philipps, Kinga/Meryl, Angela/Spears, Britney/Inaba, Carrie Ann/Osbourne, Sharon (I)/Cooper, Kelly/Kaczorowski, Nina/Osbourne, Kelly/Nguyen, Leyna/Knowles, Beyoncé/Hiltz, Nichole/Elkin, Michelle/Suerth, Kimberlee/Picciano, Marylee/Sweitzer, Becca/Hamilton, Jennifer L./Charles, Jeannette/Sterling, Mindy/Schieler Ziering, Nikki/Ferguson, Sharon/Spencer, Shealan/Vanderpool, Tammy/Humphries, Nicole/Couric, Katie +Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997)/York, Michael (I)/Baskin, Elya/Kairys, Ted/Edwards, Elwood/Bristow, Patrick/Bringleson, Mark/Ferrell, Will/Arnold, Tom (I)/Gammell, Robin/Wolfe, Sterling/Aarniokoski, Douglas/Weaver, Daniel (I)/McMullan, Jim (I)/Grisaffi III, Brazil Joseph/Myers, Mike (I)/Kierny, Tyde/Son, Joe/Campolo, Bruno/Scott, Ben (I)/George, Brian (I)/Thomas, Larry (I)/Howard, Clint/Dillon, Paul (I)/McDonald, Michael (XI)/Johnson, Stuart D./Slater, Christian/Mullarkey, Neil/Wagner, Robert (I)/Michael, John (V)/Scott, John-Clay/Monroe, Steve (I)/Napier, Charles/Liberman, Erik/Judge, Mike (I)/Lowe, Rob (I)/Green, Seth/Sweet, Matthew (I)/Bacharach, Burt/Melocchi, Vince/Russell, Carlton Lee/Rogers, Mimi/Lamontagne, Cynthia/Kozak, Hannah/Sullivan, Lea (I)/Burt, Kira/Sterling, Mindy/Fisher, Carrie/Scott, Donna W./Sakelaris, Anastasia/Van Putten, Chekesha/Mazur, Monet/Moore, Barbara Ann/Tallman, Patricia/Bartel, Cheryl/Udenio, Fabiana/Oteri, Cheri/Hoffs, Susanna/Marsden, Heather Marie/Alaouie, Afifi/Payne-Gabriel, Laura/Margolis, Cindy/Wade, Kaye/Chiles, Lois/Hurley, Elizabeth (I)/Richter, Joann/Antonova, Lana/Smith, Sarah Christine/Perez, Gwenda +Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)/Herholz, Max/Walker, Nicholas/Yribar, Jason/Mahon, John (I)/Hibbert, Stephen/Cheung, George/Bacharach, Burt/Robbins, Tim (I)/Wilson, Dennis (VI)/Winzenried, Eric/Marinaccio II, Stephen A./Boensch, Jim/Howard, Clint/Watters, Timothy/Fisher, Douglas/Muirhead, Oliver/Napier, Charles/Jay, Tony/Clem, Frank/Manoux, J.P./York, Michael (I)/Hooks, Brian/McDonald, Michael (XI)/Nelson, Willie/Mitchell, Herb/Harrelson, Woody/Meismer, Mark/Cancelleri, Phil/Garlin, Jeff/Willard, Fred/Eastin, Steve/Gabler, Jean-Christophe/Hawn, Phil/Wilson, Tovaris/Costello, Elvis/Corella, John R./O'Donnell, Bill (I)/Crigger, David/Ward, Kirk/Ulstad, Ron/Koechner, David/Mandyam, Harish/Myers, Mike (I)/Wagner, Robert (I)/Wilkos, Steve/Bagley, Tim/Durand, Kevin/Watson, Muse/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Vassallo, Sal/Hagerty, Michael G./Lowe, Rob (I)/Green, Seth/Ferrell, Will/Ehlen, Tom/Gilman, Dan (II)/Cooper, Scott (III)/Meng, Jeffrey/Kehler, Jack/Paige, Gabriel/Rouse, Mitch/Schultz, Todd M./Springer, Jerry/James, Colton/Troyer, Verne/Cohen, Robert (I)/Coy, David/Yazicioglu, Gigi/Romijn, Rebecca/Gilliam, Marisa/Bogart, Jessica Anne/Smith, Sarah Christine/Faulk, Alison/Coolidge, Jennifer/Justin, Melissa/Willes, Natalie/Divine, Colette/Moss, Allie/Van Putten, Chekesha/Kinnear, Lana/Sterling, Mindy/Johnston, Kristen (I)/Hurley, Elizabeth (I)/Mouri, Tara/Graham, Heather (I)/Carides, Gia/Orange, Ayesha/Miller, Jeanette/Turner, Bree/Smith, Mary Jo (I)/Chambers, Faune A./Hamilton, Jennifer L./Carr, Jane (II)/Elkin, Michelle/Wilson, Rachel (I)/Spencer, Shealan/Inaba, Carrie Ann +Auto Focus (2002)/Rodgers, Michael E./Mitchell, John (X)/McCarthy, Roderick/Dafoe, Willem/Hagard, Jacob/Bauer, Bruce/Kinnear, Greg/Masterson, Owen/Grifasi, Joe/Tachovsky, Michael/Haldeman, H.R./Kanouse, Lyle/Beard, Kevin (I)/McManus, Don (I)/Ruginis, Vyto/Crane, Robert David/Reitman, Joseph D./Reaves, Shawn/Harlan, Jeff/Brand, Gibby/Fuller, Kurt/Hagard, Christopher/McKean, Michael (I)/Kilner, Kevin/Neiman, Christopher/Kapelos, John/Begley Jr., Ed/LeJon/Solomon, Bruce (I)/Leibman, Ron/Churchill, John (I)/Marinella, Bill (I)/Feldner-Shaw, Hannah/Niles, Amanda/Geary, Teri/Dent, Catherine/Recco, Donnamarie/Bello, Maria (I)/Griebel, Amber/Delfino, Marieh/Bowers, Cheryl Lynn/Uhrich, Sarah/Wilson, Rita (I)/Myrin, Arden/Murphy, Shannon (V)/Coleman-Hiestad, Shelley/Coffmon, Jennifer/Lohmann, Katie/Quann, Kelly K.C./Saint, Olivia/Baker, Kitana/Ruggiero, Jade/Packard, Kelly/Ager, Nikita/Petty, Danielle/Zen (II)/Meneses, Alex/Clarke, Kate/Piper, Jennifer/Townsend, Cassie/Zero (III) +Autumn in New York (2000)/Simmons, J.K./Plunket, Robert/Hansen, Cheyne M./Trammell, Sam/Huang, Timothy/Pjeternikaj, Nik/Spielvogel III, George/Emanuel, Ron/Harrold, Jamie/Schwaar, Laurent/Carroll, Earl (II)/Raymond, Bill (I)/Burney, Harry/Einbender, Alvin H./Portuondo, Gabriel/Yoshida, Hatsumi/Guidera, John/Gere, Richard/Chowdhry, Ranjit/Price, Patrick (II)/Waldman, Luca/Koch, Ted/LaPaglia, Anthony/Hunston, Russell/Filippi, David/Quine, Rohan/Ravid, Steven (I)/Camins, Dan/Randazzo, Steven/Quock, Audrey/Flick, Iris/Poser, Toby/Hirayanagi, Nami/Hurt, Mary Beth/Stritch, Elaine/Canterman, Daniella/Bunkis, Brittney/Mitchell, Delores/Stringfield, Sherry/Nichols, Rachel (I)/Cypress, Tawny/Van Graas, Daniella/Goldpaugh, Kathleen/Ryder, Winona/Rocha, Kali/Guinness, Kristi Lee/Twyble, Pamela/Lapira, Liza/Handler, Paige/Robinson, Estelle/Burns, Sarah (II)/Hennessy, Jill/Canterman, Deanna/Farmiga, Vera/Bermender, Shawna/Lee, Becca +Avalon (1990)/Flynn, Patrick (II)/Coale, Greg/Stein, Irv/Lekas, Christopher James/Shait, Brian/Mueller-Stahl, Armin/Guttman, Ronald (I)/Wood, Tom (II)/Myerovich, Alvin/Rubinek, Israel/Krauss, Michael (II)/Kevin, Blum/Jacobi, Lou/Gelt, Grant/Rauscher, Bruce A./Zalkind, Robert/Hiller, Bernie/Bonds, Ian/Kirk, Neil/Lessner, Josh/Sher, Brian (I)/Levinson, Herb/Wood, Elijah/Joy, Thomas/Holden, Larry (I)/Aronson, Steve/Zemarel, James A./Thornhill, David/Tamburo, Frank/Tabakin, Ralph/Volodarsky, Paul/Pollak, Kevin/Young, Jordan (I)/Quinn, Paul (I)/Fuchs, Leo/Perman, Miles A./Rosenfeld, Moishe/Edelstein, Michael (II)/Long, David (I)/Adelman, Jesse/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Cohen, Eva/Hindle, Dawne/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Geppi, Cindy/Morris, Barbara (II)/Bernstein, Alisa/Sherman, Patty/Yoffe, Beatrice/Bern, Mina/Shenk, Samantha/Quinn, Ava Eileen/Plowright, Joan/Walker, Tammy/Weinberg, Sylvia/Isenstein, Mindy Loren/Alford, Brenda/Mosere, Christine/Aviva, Rachel/Lerer, Shifra/Bach, Judy/Lechter, Mary/Bergman, Anna/Gordon, Eve (I)/Weiner, Thelma/Rubinek, Frania +Avalon (2001)/Gudejko, Jerzy/Debski, Andrzej/Szczerbinski, Krzysztof/Kowalski, Wladyslaw/Biskupski, Dariusz/Stawinski, Marek/Szyszkowski, Adam/Szymborski, Zdzislaw/Breitenwald, Michal/Budnik, Jaroslaw/Swiderski, Bartlomiej/Bargielowska, Katarzyna/Foremniak, Malgorzata/Towarnicka, Elzbieta/Kasz, Zuzanna/Sapryk, Alicja +Avengers, The (1998)/Sawalha, Nadim/Connery, Sean/Crowder, Daniel/Lumsden, Richard/Godley, Michael/Broadbent, Jim/Ryder, Shaun/Woodeson, Nicholas/Macnee, Patrick/Izzard, Eddie/Webber, David (I)/Godwin, Christopher/Fiennes, Ralph/Wood, John (I)/Hawes, Keeley/Shaw, Fiona/Thurman, Uma/Ejogo, Carmen/Atkins, Eileen +Aviator, The (2004)/Wainwright, Rufus/Laresca, Vincent/Sivero, Frank (I)/Pollard, Jason (II)/Fawcett, Ralan/Demers, Stéphane/Koensgen, John/Shilton, Justin/Kerr, Ronnie/Law, Jude/Holland, Matt (I)/Toy, Alan/Koehsgen, John/Hennings, Sam/Vandecruys, Al/Ross, Matt (I)/Hayes, Trevor/Braddock, John David/St John, Dennis/Held, Harrison/Ufland, Chris/Klamm, Jason/Reidy, Joseph P./Reilly, John C. (I)/Reidy, Matthew/Zafran, Jeremy/Centoducati, Benjamin/Ducasse, Raymond/McNamara, Joseph/Lynch, Brian T./Holden, Arthur (I)/Baldwin, Alec/Bradford, James (I)/Rae, James/Davich, Jacob/Hillberg, David/MacKenzie, J.C./Wolfe, Michael-John/Holm, Ian/Dafoe, Willem/Scott, Adam (I)/Sahadi, Scott/Herrmann, Edward/Haig, Terry/O'Rourke, Kevin (I)/Alda, Alan/Welsh, Kenneth/Chrest, Joe/Giordano, Vince/Kagele, Larry (I)/Spiner, Brent/Irving Baker, Matthew/Hoyt, Chase/Cavalier, Jason/Akeson, Mark/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Robitaille, Robert/Kuznetsov Smith, Vladimir/St. James, Jordan (II)/DeSantis, Stanley/Campbell, Keith (I)/Standjofski, Harry/Jacques, Yves/Tillinger, Sebastian/Huston, Danny/Coronel, Al/Giordano, Vincent J./Scorsese, Martin/Cobden, Joe/Black, Gavin (I)/Purdham, David/Wainwright III, Loudon/Dubois, Al/Lynch, Jane/Sciutto, Nellie/Maran, Josie/Conroy, Frances/Franke, Danielle/Sloan, Amy/Garner, Kelli/McAuliffe, Kathleen/Beckinsale, Kate/Campbell, Emma (I)/DeCicco, Elizabeth/Champeau, Isabelle/Wainwright, Martha/Scott, Charlotte (II)/Stefani, Gwen/Scorsese, Francesca/Elizabeth, Meghan/Blanchett, Cate/Moore, Lisa Bronwyn/Smith, Linda (VII)/Russell, Jane (I) +AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004)/Henriksen, Lance/Bremner, Ewen/Norgaard, Carsten/Bouchet, Adrian/Woodruff Jr., Tom/Jákl, Petr (II)/McCarthy, Eoin/Filipensky, Jan Pavel/Bezdek, Pavel/Rye, Joseph/Bova, Raoul/Lucas, Andy/Bew, Kieran/Voigt, Carsten/Troughton, Sam/Salmon, Colin/Conroy, Glenn/Whyte, Ian (II)/Flanagan, Tommy (I)/De La Boulaye, Agathe/Brice, Liz May/Adebibe, Karima/Lathan, Sanaa +Avventura, L' (1960)/Cucco, Prof./O'Connell, Jack (III)/Cimino, Franco/Ricci, Renzo/Bologna, Enrico/Ferzetti, Gabriele/Addams, James (I)/Luttazzi, Lelio/Danesi, Giovanni/Pinciroli, Renato/Tranchina, Vincenzo/Petrucci, Giovanni/Blanchar, Dominique/Vitti, Monica (I)/Massari, Lea/Ruspoli, Esmeralda/Mole, Rita/Di Lampedusa, Angela Tommasi/De Poliolo, Dorothy +Awakenings (1990)/Farrell, Tom (I)/Evans, Gwyllum/Rabinowitz, Max (I)/Heard, John/Bulos, Yusef/Utley, Byron/von Sydow, Max (I)/Williams, Robin (I)/McGowen, Anthony/Vinovich, Steve/Smith, Buck/Hyde, Michael (I)/Feller, Howard/Haynes, Tiger/Bryant, Adam (I)/Pastore, Vincent/Tepper, Leonard/Saint, Jan/Carolan, Chris/Libertini, Richard/Novakovic, Tomislav/Stormare, Peter/Block, Oliver/Keating, Charles (I)/Nici, Anthony J./Heyman, Barton/Medina, James/Miller, Harvey (I)/Randazzo, Steven/Whitford, Bradley/De Niro, Robert/Montgomery, Paul (I)/Jones, John Christopher/Fistell, Shane/Diamond, Keith/Weiss, Gordon Joseph/Tacon, Gary/Elias, Rico/Diesel, Vin/Martin, George (II)/Gordon, Dexter (I)/Wright, Mary Catherine/Ahmad, Waheedah/Jacksina, Judy/Kovner-Zaks, Debra/Gorham, Mel/Harper, Gloria/Nelson, Ruth/Malina, Judith/Esterman, Laura/MacIntosh, Joan E./Haynes, Jayne/du Rand, Le Clanché/Meara, Anne/Miller, Penelope Ann/Berezin, Tanya/Kavner, Julie/Burns, Linda (II)/Drummond, Alice/Titus, Libby/Huertes, Christina/Alice, Mary (I) +Awful Truth, The (1937)/Allen, Robert (I)/Watson, Bobby (I)/Peil Sr., Edward/Sidney, Bruce/Henderson, Dell/Asta (II)/Foulger, Byron/Bellamy, Ralph/Willard, Lee/Mortimer, Edmund/Wilson, Frank C./Moorhouse, Bert/Grant, Cary/Dearing, Edgar/Tyrrell, John (II)/Pearce, George C./Morita, Miki (I)/Kolk, Scott/Warwick, Robert (I)/D'Arcy, Alexander/Allister, Claud/Stanton, Paul (II)/Hull, Arthur Stuart/Bridge, Al/Dent, Vernon/Carey, Leonard/Harris, Mitchell (I)/Compton, Joyce/Raymond, Frances/Edwards, Sarah (I)/Clement, Dora/Moulton, Zita/Lamont, Molly/Cunningham, Cecil/Cahoon, Wyn/Dale, Esther/Flowers, Bess/Forbes, Mary (I)/Curry, Kathryn/Cherrington, Ruth/Dunne, Irene +Azumi (2003)/Sakaguchi, Tak/Eita/Sakaki, Hideo/Kohashi, Kenji/Narimiya, Hiroki/Kojima, Hideo/Matsumoto, Minoru (I)/Kitamura, Kazuki/Endo, Kenichi/Yamaguchi, Shogo/Harada, Yoshio/Takenaka, Naoto/Ishigaki, Yuma/Odagiri, Jô/Ibu, Masatô/Suzuki, Shinji/Kaneko, Takatoshi/Shimizu, Kazuya/Oguri, Shun/Sano, Yasuomi/Ueto, Aya/Okamoto, Aya/Ryô +Ba wang bie ji (1993)/Fei, Yang/Lei, Han/Ying, Da/Yin, Zhi (I)/Cheung, Leslie/Wu, David (II)/Li, Dan (II)/Zhi, Yitong/Li, Chun (I)/Zhao, Hailong/Zhang, Fengyi/Tong, Di/Lu, Qi/Ge, You/Gong, Li (I)/Jiang, Wenli/Ma, Mingwei/Xu, Qing +Babam Ve Oglum (2005)/Dikinciler, Yetkin/Tekindor, Çetin/Gökgöz, Mahmut/Tanman, Ege/Tosun, Erdal/Ergenç, Halit/Kuskan, Fikret/Sen, Bilge/Kaya, Binnur/Hümeyra/Özberk, Özge/Büyüküstün, Tuba/Çorakçi, Nergis/Sezer, Serif +Babe (1995)/Napier, Marshall/Read, Trevor/Lidstone, Nicholas/Doyle, John (I)/Bagley, Ross (I)/Blake, Nicholas (III)/Harris, Mike (III)/Burch, Doug/Goddard, Paul (I)/MacLean, Charlie/Trautman, Allan/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Wilson, Mak/Krall, Daamen J./Barnett, Gemini/Bartlett, Charles (II)/Webb, David (I)/Hayward, Wade/Miller, Karl Lewis/Erwin, John/Edward-Stevens, Michael/Greenaway, David/Ross, Neil (I)/Mann, Danny (I)/Long, Matthew (I)/Macmillan, Hec/Gregory, Ken (I)/Livingston, Paul/King, Carlyle/Vernon, Scott/Monjo, Justin/Weaving, Hugo/Cromwell, James (I)/Hughes, Tony (VI)/Mead, Courtland/Woods, Kevin (I)/Tregonning, Ian/O'Connor, Helen/Dillingham, Jazzmine/Flynn, Miriam/Forsyth, Julie (I)/Derryberry, Debi/Huffman, Rosanna/Walker, Kerry/Davison, Michelle/Grau, Doris/Acres, Mary/Margolyes, Miriam/Byrnes, Brittany/Harris, Barbara (II)/Pollack, Paige/Lifford, Tina/Cavanaugh, Christine/Murphy, Antonia/Gough, Karen/Davey, Rachel/Taylor, Russi/Darbo, Patrika/Szubanski, Magda/Nevinson, Gennie/Phillips, Mary Linda/Krape, Evelyn/Janssen, Linda/Burton, Zoe/Hawken, Pamela/Foye, Janet/Germaine, Maeve/Brennan, Jacqueline (I)/Bailey, Kimberly/Alden, Jane (II) +Babe: Pig in the City (1998)/Rose, Roger (I)/Gerber, Mark/Moss, Larry (III)/Bartlett, Charles (II)/Johnson, Ken (I)/Hall, J.D./Callan, Peter/Maybury, Paul/Clydesdale, Gareth/Mancini, Al/Kress, Nathan/Dixon, Terrell/Weaving, Hugo/Carter, Richard (I)/Williamson, Felix/Story, Kim/Moxey, Paul/Upton, John/Brandt, Victor/Allsberry, David/Barth, Eddie/Sicari, Joseph R./Wells, Hubert/Mann, Danny (I)/Manon, Christian/Clarke, Basil/Walton, John (II)/Boxer, Michael/Monk, Damian/Westaway, Simon/Martin, Steve (III)/Herbert, Ric/Jeffrey, Myles/Epperson, Van/Barbosa, Blayn/Wright, Steven (I)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Livingston, Paul/Radley, Ken/Greaves, Kristoffer/Phelan, Anthony (I)/Spann, Aaron/May, Paul (II)/Cosmo, James/Cromwell, James (I)/Capizzi, Bill/Condon, Dominic/Thomas, Drew Levi/Samaha, John/Nottle, Dean/Leavenworth, Scotty/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Edward-Stevens, Michael/Ross, Stanley Ralph/Parkinson, Matt/Hammond, Mark (IV)/Huggett, Richard (I)/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Browne, Roscoe Lee/MacIntyre, Gandhi/Godfrey, Julie/Elias, Jeannie/Allen, Elizabeth (III)/Watts, Naomi (I)/Yates, Cecelia/Hawken, Pamela/Foye, Janet/Krape, Evelyn/Bailey, Lisa (II)/Harris, Barbara (II)/Headly, Glenne/Millgate, Gabby/Campbell, Saskia/Grandison, Pippa/Kamenoff, Wendy/Kent, Jennifer (I)/McMillan, Babs/Leigh, Katie/Packer, Deborah/Margolyes, Miriam/Taylor, Russi/Daily, Elizabeth/Horler, Sacha/Offen, Julie/Szubanski, Magda/Stein, Mary (I)/Thomas, Lexi/Oppenheimer, Julie (I)/Christensen, Margaret/Schroeder, Carly/Bailer, Lisa +Babettes gæstebud (1987)/Kristiansen, Cay/Petersén, Erik/Kulle, Jarl/Kern, Pouel/Antoni, Thomas/Perfort, Holger/Strøbye, Axel/Lohmann, Lars/Lerdorff Rye, Preben/Bentzon, Viggo/Lafont, Jean-Philippe/Rode, Ebbe/Bastian, Gert/Rothe, Bendt/Wivesson, Gudmar/Petersen, Else (I)/Hastrup, Vibeke/Hagen Andersen, Asta Esper/With, Ebba/Andersson, Bibi/Movin, Lisbeth/Nørby, Ghita/Federspiel, Birgitte/Kjer, Bodil/Miehe-Renard, Tine/Stensgaard, Hanne/Audran, Stéphane/Christensen, Therese Hojgaard +Baby Boom (1987)/Shepard, Sam/Cooke, John C./Frankfather, William/Ramis, Harold/Whitehead, Paxton/Spader, James/Humphreys, Richard (I)/Petrie, George/Hingle, Pat/Diskin, Ben/Philbin, John/David, Angel/Beck, Billy (I)/Cascone, Nicholas/Noth, Chris/Leach, Britt/Wanamaker, Sam/Elbling, Peter/Rowe, Hansford/Heins, Barry/Garrison, T.Z./Thompson, Carol Gwynn/Borowitz, Katherine/Cahn, Cathy/Weatherhead, Chris/Sanders, Selga/O'Donnell, Annie/Todd, Beverly/O'Connell, Kate (I)/Ellerbee, Linda/Golden, Annie/Kennedy, Michelle (I)/Sebastian, Kim/Estrin, Patricia/Bartlett, Robin/Doherty, Marianne/Meyers-Shyer, Annie/Philbin, Elizabeth/Danese, Shera/Johns, Patti/Ross-Leming, Eugenie/Keaton, Diane/Brenner, Dori/Fuller, Lisa/Bennett, Elizabeth (I)/Hussey, Margaret/O'Sullivan, Mary (I)/Kennedy, Kristina/Jackson, Victoria (I)/Balgobin, Jennifer/Peters, Mary/Thompson, Betsy Lynn/Whitton, Margaret/Gross, Mary/Forslund, Constance/Gillies, Carol/Elliot, Jane (I) +Baby Boy (2001)/Gooding, Omar/Loc, Goldie/Deee, Tray/Ricks, Freddie/Benson, Java/Holloway, Terrance/Gregory, Deon/Diamond, Keith/Valrie Jr., Calvin L./Jackson, Mario (II)/Gibson, Tyrese (I)/Dogg, Snoop/Carter, Jamaica/Bolton, Kylan/Rhames, Ving/Bolton, Kaylan/Clark, Eddie/Robinson, Sylvester/Thompson, Olan/Green, Dannon/Benton, Ephraim/Grimes, Kareem J./Williams Sr., Sir Hondes D./Luv, Freez/Guy, DeJuan/Singleton, Maasai/Conwell, Angell/Teate, Serese/Jennings, Juanita/Singleton, Cleopatra/Brown, Candy Ann/Knight, Akciree/Jones, Tracey Cherelle/LaSeon Bass, Tamara/Cook, Diamond Dawn/Ward, Sheila (I)/Wright, AlexSandra/Alvarez, Roma/Whitley, Kym/Crosse, Liris/Hunter, Asondra/Wells, Angie (II)/Henson, Taraji P./Mo'Nique/McPherson, Selma/Johnson, A.J. (I)/Jones, Yolanda/Gilbeaux, Delores/Flood, Hope/Richardz, Shawn M./Knight, Ericka/Miyohshi, Charlee/Dymally, Amentha/Agosto, Limary/Dahl, Tawny +Baby Geniuses (1999)/Broughton, Christopher/Leggett, Griffin/Spann, Aaron/Leavenworth, Scotty/Kilde, David/Howard, Kyle (I)/Fitzgerald, Gerry (II)/Hanks, Jim/Crawford, Thomas (I)/Garrett, Hank/Milton, Russell/Knight, Wyatt/Fitzgerald, Leo/Leggett, Connor/Clark, Ariel/Smith, Kimani Ray/Long, Michael R. (I)/Adams, Seth (II)/MacNicol, Peter/Koster, Adam/Hughes, Miko (I)/Koster, Shepard/Fitzgerald, Myles/McMurray, Sam/Wiley, Bill (I)/Esmenjaud, Luis/Senter, Randall Hall/DeLuise, Dom/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Paul, Steven (I)/Adkins, Seth (I)/Heller, Chip (I)/Longcope, Daniel Coulter/Chatman, Glenndon/Handy, Jacob/Osment, Eugene/Evans, Josh Ryan/Humphrey, Nick/Graciale, Mark/Travis, Randy/Monahan, Dan/Handy, Zachary/Jeffrey, Myles/Gallegos, Josh/McConnell, Brittany/Paul, Bonnie (I)/Drake, Judith (I)/Looper, Chloe/Keaton, Danielle/Fein, Amanda/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Messick, Kayley/Klein, Robin (I)/Dee, Ruby (I)/Robbins, Megan/Thomas, Lexi/Herrmann, Allyssa/Adams, Ashli/Pomers, Scarlett/McConnell, Brianna/Messick, Ashlyn/Bickerton, Melissa/Robbins, Gabrielle (III)/Fein, Caitlin/Cattrall, Kim/Patton, Stephanie/Ballard, Kaye +Baby's Day Out (1994)/Worton, Adam Robert/Drury, John (I)/Jordahl, Kenneth L./Alexander, John (II)/Baird, Jack/Flynn, Neil/Hester, Tom/Foley, Jim (I)/Bracken, Eddie/Schueneman, Tim/Worton, Jacob Joseph/Tyler, Marc L./Pantoliano, Joe/Carr, Oscar/Sosa, Manny/Rimgale, Don/Frick, Dan/Thompson, Fred Dalton/Heimann, Jurgen/Neville, John/Holmes, William (IV)/Rice, Warren/Mantegna, Joe/Henders, Raymond/Glave, Matthew/Hadley, Guy/Setrakian, Mark/Haley, Brian/Boyle, Lara Flynn/Levine, Anna (I)/Rogers, Sandra O./Pozzi, Jenna/Maxey, Dawn/Haffey, Megan/Nixon, Cynthia/Duffy, Brigid (I)/Gan, Jennifer Say/Alexander, Roslyn/Baber, Robin/Nelson, Kirsten/Blackwell, Erika Leigh +Bacheha-Ye aseman (1997)/Chaharian, Ali/Maleki, Qolamreza/Maleki, Hadi/Haj-Amini, Siamak/Feyzabadi, Navid/Ahamdloo, Hossein/Mortavazi, Mohammad Hossein/Haj-Amini, Soheil/Haj-Hosseini, Mohammad/Farrokh Hashemian, Amir/Peykarnegar, Kambiz/Roohparvari, Hasan/Oskooi, Mohammad/Dehghan, Reza/Mirkarimi, Kamal/Kazemi, Javad/Shahidi, Mohammad-Hossein/Mokhtari, Dariush/Hosseinian, Mohammad-Hasan/Naji, Mohammad Amir/Mokhber, Ahmad/Alikhani, Seyed Karym/Kazemi, Amir-Ali/Shams, Davud/Zadeh, Pasha Shoja/Salimi, Haj-Ali/Asqarpoor, Kazem/Seyfollahi, Jafar/Roomandi, Abbas-Ali/Yusefi, Jamshid/Kharazchi, Rahman/Tavakkoli, Amir Hossein/Noi, Azade Qale/Safarizadeh, Faramarz/Hosseini, Seyd-Ali/Nejad, Moshen Qadiri/Safari, Mash-Ebrahim/Rafi, Behzad/Mirzai, Zahra/Dair, Masume/Seddiqi, Bahare/Sarabandi, Fereshte/Jafar-Mohammadi, Nafise/Zamani, Sara/Tariqat, Golnaz +Bachelor Party (1984)/Beck, Billy (I)/Prendergast, Gerard/Angelo, Paul/Bloom, John (III)/Zmed, Adrian/Kimmins, Kenneth/Slack, Ben/Morley, Christopher (II)/Grossman, Gary (I)/Hanks, Tom/Grizzard, George/Hudson, Jim (I)/Tepper, William/Hernandez, Richard Lorenzo/Yamadera, William T./Cumbuka, Ji-Tu/Sumant/Sasaki, George/Johnson, Anthony S./Dudikoff, Michael/Trevillyan, Jonathan Tyler/Proft, Pat/Bancroft, Bradford/Clark, Brett Baxter/Brown, Gregory (II)/Thompson, Donald (III)/Dittman, Dean/Kogan, Milt/Reed, Arlee/Diamond, Barry/Razo, Marcelino/Block, Bruce A./Yama, Michael/Norberg, Greg/Prescott, Robert (I)/Pinchot, Bronson/Horino, Tad/McPhillips, Hugh (I)/Mitchell, Katie (I)/Shortt, Sheri/Finch, Martina/Perle, Rebecca/Schauffler, Florence/Douthette, Dani/Arlen, Elizabeth/Davis, Julie (I)/Ginger (II)/Bordonaro, Noreen/Kania, Cynthia/Robinson, Kim (II)/Gabrielle, Monique/Alessandrini, Toni/Fisher, Julia/Stuart, Barbara/Kitaen, Tawny/Baylaucq, Véronique/Starck, Michele/Maloney, Coleen/Aames, Angela/Johnson, Peaches (II)/Smith, Tracy (I)/Breault, Renee/Purcell, Lisa/Sperber, Wendie Jo/Gaybis, Anne/Lovey/Bartlett, Dorothy/Carter, Elizabeth (I)/Katon, Rosanne/Harmon, Deborah/Carlip, Hillary +Bachelor, The (1999)/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Meek, Joe (II)/Jackman, Jim (I)/Baca, Jason Aaron/Vargas, Gustavo (I)/Asner, Edward/Leonard, Brian (IV)/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Hosford, Steve/Merrins, Michael Lee/Carroll, Christopher/Deeg, Michael/Nowack, Johan-Carl/Trimble, Scott/Bush, Brantley/Arness, Andy/Ryle, Erik Kever/Lange, Artie/Perez, Timothy Paul/Cheshier, Lydell M./Liska, Johnny/Baldwin, Ken/Cromwell, James (I)/Ganapoler, Louis/Finn, Pat (II)/Norby, Mark/Knapman, Kevin/Holbrook, Hal/Kotecki, Robert/Ustinov, Peter/White, Mary J./Russell, Cheri Rae/Evans, Tracey (I)/Gray, Rebecca (I)/Silverman, Sarah/Brooke, T.L./Powell, Jane L./Guber, Elizabeth/Cheatham, Maree/Fields, Edith (I)/Cross, Rebecca/Peters, Kelly Jean/Bartlett, Natalie/Rosemont, Romy/Nalen, Lisa/Mariani, Janean Christine/Schneider, Marnie/Towne, Katharine/Esposito, Jennifer/Zellweger, Renée/Horne, Anastasia/Dawson, Kiva/Llovio, Lea/Shelton, Marley/Carey, Mariah/Pulos, Jenni/Mills, Amy (I)/O'Dell, Nancy/Lyon, Robin/Shields, Brooke/Nash, Niecy/Edwards, Stacy/Taylor, Jodi (I)/Alexenburg, Marnie +Back to School (1986)/Bacich, Mike/Reid, Michael (I)/Zutaut, Brad/Downey Jr., Robert/Zabka, William/Beatty, Ned/Elfman, Danny/Saylor, Josh/O'Dougherty, Brian/Hernandez, Johnny 'Vatos'/Drew, Bob/Morales, Santos/Picardo, Robert/Ingersoll, James (I)/Stone, Curtis (I)/Stone, Cliffie (II)/Avila, John/Gordon, Keith (I)/Grauer, William/Wilder, Scott (I)/James, John William/Hervey, Jason/Winkler, Dallas/Vonnegut Jr., Kurt/McGrady, Michael (I)/Aplon, Boris/Bartek, Steve/Sweeney, Steve (II)/Stack, Timothy (I)/Phipps, Sam/Young, John William/Darden, Severn/Young, Burt/Faragher, Davey/Rubenstein, Phil/Schneiderman, Leon/Turner, Dale/Dangerfield, Rodney/Whitehead, Paxton/Alver, Eric/Walsh, M. Emmet/Kinison, Sam/Moser, Cactus/Aldrich, Kristen/Barbeau, Adrienne/Scarborough, Leslie/Abrell, Sarah/LeBeau, Becky/Merin, Jill D./McClurg, Edie/Peters, Beth (I)/Walker, Tracy Wolfgram/Carlson, Kimberlee/Boland, Nora/Kellerman, Sally/Toten, Stacey/Brooks, J. Cynthia/Dunn, Shannon/Randolph, Randi/Farrell, Terry/Denton, Lisa/Brown, Kimberlin/Allison, Dana/Hayes, Holly/Montgomery, Lisa/Hill, Tricia/Lyons, Theresa +Back to the Future (1985)/Fullilove, Donald/Campbell, Charles L. (I)/Glover, Crispin/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Cohen, J.J./Brownfield, Lee/Hanson, Paul (II)/O'Haco, Jeff/Krantz, Robert/Hare, Will/Gains, Courtney/Cundey, Christopher/Marin, Jason/Flower, George 'Buck'/Thomas, Tommy (I)/Tolkan, James/Green, Johnny (V)/Young, Granville 'Danny'/Duran, Richard L./DiCenzo, George/Brown, David Harold/Riley, Gary (I)/Zane, Billy/Alden, Norman/DeLapp, Robert (I)/Fox, Michael J. (I)/McClure, Marc (I)/Tangen, Tom/Abbott, Jamie/Wilson, Thomas F./Hervey, Jason/Tolbert, Lloyd L./Waters Jr., Harry/Morgan, Read/Siemaszko, Casey/Lewis, Huey/Freeman, Lisa (I)/Petrasek, Karen/Thompson, Lea (I)/Britton, Katherine/Parker, Sachi/Brewton, Maia/Bethune, Ivy/Wells, Claudia (I)/Sperber, Wendie Jo/McCain, Frances Lee/Harmon, Deborah/Kauffman, Cristen/Raven, Elsa +Back to the Future Part II (1989)/Ishida, Jim/Flower, George 'Buck'/Koch, Jay/Young, Granville 'Danny'/Cohen, J.J./Flea/Thomas, Tommy (I)/Brown, David Harold/Glover, Crispin/Weissman, Jeffrey/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Wilson, Thomas F./Fish, Sean Michael/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Erwin, John/Ross, Neil (I)/Spink, Justin Mosley/Lee, Jason Scott/Mann, Wesley/Freddie (I)/Tolkan, James/Levy, Marty/White, Al (I)/Hunter, Shaun/Gherardi, Charles (I)/Moore, Cameron (I)/Zane, Billy/Evans, E. Casanova/Fleischer, Charles/McClure, Marc (I)/Waters Jr., Harry/Logan, Ricky Dean/Siemaszko, Casey/Tolbert, Lloyd L./Thornton, John (II)/Fullilove, Donald/Wood, Elijah/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Carrera, Tamara/Freeman, Lisa (I)/Fann, Junior/Schwartz, Theo/Greenblatt, Angela/Barry, Lindsey/Williams, Stephanie (I)/Cashen, Irina/Dali, Tracy/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Shue, Elisabeth/May, Annette/Vogel, Darlene/Ovitz, Judy/Brown, Jennifer (I)/Birdsong, Nikki/Thompson, Lea (I) +Back to the Future Part III (1990)/Mills, Michael John/Konrad, Tim/Ingold, Larry/Foster (I)/McIntyre, Marvin J./Sullivan, Sean Gregory/Fox, Glenn/Carey Jr., Harry/Clark, Matt (I)/Scott, Donovan (I)/Kuehne, Rod/Cundey, Dean/D., Phinnaes/McArthur, Steve/Brown, Todd Cameron/Wilson, Thomas F./Hill, Dusty/Tolkan, James/McKinney, Bill/McClure, Marc (I)/Ickes, John/Newington, Joey/Gibbons, Billy/Watson, Mike (I)/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Henley, Kaleb/Taylor, Dub (I)/Myers, Kenny (I)/Prickett, Leslie A./Rammel, James A./Gilliam, Burton (I)/Logan, Ricky Dean/Evans, Dannel/Freddie (I)/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Weissman, Jeffrey/Fletcher, Leno/Gillin, Hugh/Beard, Frank/McPeters, Brad/Cohen, J.J./Dysart, Richard A./Buttram, Pat (I)/Wynne, Christopher/Flea/Klastorin, Michael/Tumen, Marion/Cummings, Jo B./Steenburgen, Mary/Hack, Dorothy/Sperber, Wendie Jo/Thompson, Lea (I)/Shue, Elisabeth +Backdraft (1991)/Mockus Sr., Anthony/Francis Jr., Neil J./Westgor, David/Jenkins, Razz/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Hobert Jr., Peter C./Widen, Gregory/Moreno, Fidel/Walsh, J.T./Saunders, David (I)/Ritz, James (I)/Petersen, Kevin/Ford, Leslie A./Rice, Bob (I)/Todd, Ryan (I)/Martell, Robert/Glenn, Scott/Swan, Robert (I)/Baldwin, William/Howard, Clint/Chrisos, Tony G./Baity, Scott/Heber, Zan/Luckenbach, David/Krzeminski, Bob/Senderak, Thomas A./Moran, Jackie (II)/Ellis Jr., Anthony C./Hutchinson, Harry (I)/Byrnes, Robert F./Lexsee, Richard/Gedrick, Jason/Nazimek, Larry/Nevers, Ian A./Young, Cedric/McGee, Jack (I)/Reardon, Rick/Grimm, Tim/Ramírez, Juan (I)/Stencel, Burton/Burns, F. Pat/Mockus Jr., Tony/De Niro, Robert/Lundsgaard, Gregory/Herion, Don/Mangano, Mike/Lipschultz, Andrew/Williams, Walter (I)/King, Karel/Saunders, David A.C./McMahon, Kelsey E./Wheeler, Mark (I)/Brown, W. Earl/Iams, Beep/Tullis Jr., Dan/Russell, Kurt (I)/Crosby, David/West, Ron (I)/Casey, Kevin (I)/Mark, Michael Allen/Liddiard, Dennis/Melchor, Andre/Rimgale, Don/Sanz, Carlos (II)/Burns Jr., Charles/Guastaferro, Joe/Crowley, Kevin/Duda, John/Morton, Amy C./Jaeck, Kathryn/DeTineo, Marcella/Esposito, Joan/Woolf, Louise/Christine, Wanda/Erickson, Gretchen/Jenkins, Jane (I)/Kwitny, Ilene/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/DeVos, Cay/Alderman, Jane/Visockis, Zita/De Mornay, Rebecca/Terracina, Nydia Rodriguez/Hall, Irma P./MacIver, Jane/Resnik, Hollis (I)/Wylie, Linda +Bad and the Beautiful, The (1952)/Forrest, Steve/Adler, Jay/White, Sammy/Pidgeon, Walter/Gerstle, Frank/Burton, Robert (I)/Olsen, Christopher (I)/Yorke, Douglas/Bradford, Marshall/Greer, Dabbs/Carroll, Leo G./Maxey, Paul/Bishop, John (VI)/Phillips, William 'Bill'/Simpson, Reginald/Morris, Richard (I)/Dunham, Phil/Carson, Robert (I)/Lally, Mike (I)/Moore, Roger (II)/Green, William E. (I)/Powell, Dick (I)/Sherwood, George/Triesault, Ivan/Bushman, Francis X./Holmes, Stuart/Stewart, Paul (I)/Roland, Gilbert/Cott, Jonathan/O'Malley, Pat (I)/Harris, Sam (II)/Astar, Ben/Grant, A. Cameron/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Scannell, Frank J./Sullivan, Barry/Calhern, Louis/Tannen, William (I)/Wayne, Harte/Andrews, Stanley (I)/Glass, Ned/Miller, Harold (I)/Davidoff, Alexis (I)/Williams, Larry (III)/Lewis, George J./Smaney, Mabel/Sheehan, Perry/Culver, Lillian/Brooks, Hadda/Blake, Madge/Canty, Marietta/Turner, Lana/Descher, Sandy/Brown, Vanessa (I)/Spencer, Sarah (I)/Golm, Lisa/Verne, Kaaren/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/McAvoy, May/Patrick, Dorothy/King, Peggy (I)/Flowers, Bess/Knoch, Lucy/Grahame, Gloria/Billingsley, Barbara/Stewart, Elaine (I)/Turnell, Dee +Bad Boys (1983)/San Juro, John/Kobernik, Peter/Brown, Clancy/Santoni, Reni/Barrett, David (I)/Noa, Jorge/Zenda, John/Saunders, Omar S./Anthony, Eugene J./Gorman, Andrew/Caballero, Ray/Kirkpatrick, Peter/Barefield, Erik/Martin Jr., Bill/Amato, Sal/O'Donnell, Myles/David, Marco A./Springs, Kevin/Morales, Esai/Gedrick, Jason/Moody, Jim (I)/Sollenberger, Dick/David, Eric (I)/Coleman, Robin/Ramirez, Ray/Townes, Marvin (I)/Mockus Jr., Tony/Rush, Robert Lee/Padget, Richard Lee/Penn, Sean (I)/Gurry, Eric/Mah, Lawrence/Pelty, Adam/Lightplay, Adam/Holden, Aaron (I)/Ruck, Alan/Rosenthal, Rick (I)/Wimberly, Roderick/Wimberly, Rob/Fortunato, Dean/Kearns, Edward (I)/de la Cruz, Marta (II)/Stone, Fran/Alderman, Jane/Sheedy, Ally/Minor, Brenda Joyce +Bad Boys (1995)/Lawrence, Martin (I)/Bolano, Tony/Ayers, Sam/Serrano, Nestor/Manni, Vic/Jones, Dug/McSorley, Marty/Macaulay, Marc/Cumberbatch, Scott/Maxwell, Norman Max/Kirton, Mike/Knickerbocker, Will/Imperioli, Michael/Xuereb, Emmanuel/Taliferro, Michael/Coates, Kim/Hodges, Cory (I)/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Bolton, Buddy/Cejas, Juan F./Guerra, Saverio/Gonzalez, Ralph (I)/Franzo, Jimmy/Karyo, Tchéky/Amatrudo, Ed/Hughes, Frank John/Smith, Will (I)/Miller, Stan (I)/Salley, John/Pantoliano, Joe/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Romano, Joey/Sánchez, Mario Ernesto/Toub, Shaun/Levine, Anna (I)/Randle, Theresa/Alexander, Karen (I)/Samuels, Tiffany/Gallagher, Maureen (II)/Mark, Dana/Reed, Fawn/Boyle, Lisa/Helgenberger, Marg/Wimberly, Cherie/Leoni, Téa/Davis, Heather (I) +Bad Boys II (2003)/Mollà, Jordi/Stormare, Peter/Bay, Michael/Bay, Mason Rock/McDunough, Michael/Charles, Scott (II)/Mercer, Merdock Malcolm/Ellsworth, Kiko/Millan, Nevin/Corey, Dave (I)/Guity, Carlos/Fletcher, Dexter (II)/Forth, Emerson/Lawrence, Paul (IV)/Finlay, Edward/Bottinelli, Bryan/Campbell, Christopher (II)/Hudson, Keith (I)/Salvano, Gino/Erfurth, Bill/Seda, Jon/Lawrence, Martin (I)/Powell, Tim (I)/Offer, Adam (I)/Gallegos, Reynaldo/Sanchez, Otto/Hernandez, Rey/Perez, Nelson J./Tiedeberg, J. Michael/Tong, Raymond/Abel, Dieudonne S./Francis, Mike (IV)/Etienne, Treva/Villaverde, Paul/Rusumny, Jay/Cumberbatch, Scott/Navarro, Ralph (III)/Nickens, Gary/Marino, Dan/Vazquez, Yul/Hunter, Ernest/Briggs, Shannon/Beshara, Jon/Gaviria, Fernando (II)/Gould, Irwin/Ponce, Robert (I)/Badalamenti II, Peter Donald/Crowley, Terrence J./Cordell, Bill/Jones, Veryl/Piedra, Yamil/Boutwell, Jay A./Gomez, Tony (II)/Giaimo, Anthony/Amor, Jay (I)/Avila, Omar/Hasselbach, Johnny/Corone, Antoni/Salley, John/Pantoliano, Joe/Herbert, Chris Charles/Rodgers, R.E./Kelley, Rich/Bastien, Gregory/Adams, Timothy/Telémaco, Pedro/Owens, Phil/Stanley, Reggie Mann/Smith, Will (I)/Shannon, Michael (V)/Correa, Anthony (I)/Cheatham, Chris/Olazabal, Jason Manuel/Dodge, Bobby/Pierre, Reggie/Baker, Bubba/Ramos, Bruno/Copeland, Rodney A. (I)/Michaels, Rick (I)/Zelley, James/Greene, Dennis (II)/Lampkin, Sean/Taktarov, Oleg/Johnson Jr., Charlie/Walsh, J.D./Talbert, Bobby/Rollins, Henry/Urra, Damian/Elam, Greg Wayne/Rego, Kevin/Wilson, Brian Anthony/Gibb, Steve/Carter, Jamaica/Terry, Todd Rogers/Reilly, Renee/Quiñones, Denise/Warren, Alex (I)/Giro, Ivelin/Taina/Cho, Smith/Duerr, Nancy/Karr, Jessica/Randle, Theresa/Bethune, Bianca/Justamante, Damaris/Wilkins, Sharon/Harris, Tiara/Mullins-Diaz, Alissa/Casia, Cash/Díaz, Jennifer/Irizarry, Gloria/Riposta, Angelina/Union, Gabrielle +Bad Company (2002)/Daraiseh, Ammar/Dar, Fuman/Marsh, Matthew/Watson, Kevin (I)/Whigham, Shea/Kren, Mikulás/Sunjata, Daniel/Richardson, Shabazz/Chena, Jeff/Fink, John/Plaise, Macc/Vasut, Marek/Sugerman, Joel/Simberský, Jiri/Lawson Jr., DeVone/Vlasak, Petr/Vonlanthen, Philippe/Massof, Bill/Ziskie, Dan/Noccio, P.I./Fisher, Steven/Macht, Gabriel/von Berg, Peter/Maropis, Adoni/Moses, Ramon/Tordini, Aaron Louis/Slattery, John (I)/Mantel, Jeff/Hyska, Dusan/Cross, T.J./Rock, Chris (I)/Zolan, Matthew/Kulhavy, Milos/Ibrahim, Majed/Nemejovsky, Jan/Fisher, David (I)/Davies, Peter (IV)/Edward, Joseph/Harper, Brad (II)/Kratky, Pavel/Campbell, Vernon/Robbins, Wills/Stormare, Peter/Aylward, John/Day, Charlie (II)/Yansick, Eddie/Tagirov, Muslim/Ealy, Michael/Cervenka, Viktor/Jákl, Petr (II)/Bryant, Kurt/Deak, Frantisek/Best, Christopher/Buch, Philip/Macdissi, Peter/Micanovic, Dragan/Hopkins, Anthony/Spidlová, Elin/Souskova, Magdalena/Rush, Deborah/Smith, Brooke (I)/Uhlarik, Winter B./Britton, Claire/Childers, Kelly Cole/Pyyhkala, Minna/Baxter, Kalimi/Washington, Kerry/Wyatt, Dale (I)/Hall, Irma P./Beauvais, Garcelle/Wright, Mala/Ware, Lanette +Bad Day at Black Rock (1955)/McDonald, Francis/Brennan, Walter/Sande, Walter/Ericson, John/Tracy, Spencer/Collins, Russell (I)/Borgnine, Ernest/Marvin, Lee/Jagger, Dean/Harvey, Harry (II)/Ryan, Robert (I)/Francis, Anne (I) +Bad Girls (1994 I)/Summers, Neil/Kubik, Alex/Deckert, Blue/Feltch, Mark (I)/Montoya, Donald L./Bode, Max/Lewis Jr., Jimmy/Lundin, Richard (I)/Blanchard, Morgan/Beaver, Jim/Chinlund, Nick/Northup, Harry/Huckabee, Cooper/Loggia, Robert/Robbins, Richard (III)/Reyes, Richard (I)/LeGros, James/Boyce, Rodger/Bates, R.C./MacMillan, Will/Russo, James (I)/Mulroney, Dermot/Hood, Don/Bennett, Chuck (I)/Carlton, Mark/Davis, Vince (I)/Hagler, Nik/O'Haco, Daniel/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Weddles, Millie/Stowe, Madeleine/MacDowell, Andie/Masterson, Mary Stuart/Leigh, Amber (I)/Quo, Beulah/LeRoy, Zoaunne +Bad Lieutenant (1992)/Clohessy, John/Cruz, Joseph Micheal/Adonis, Frank/Fusselle, Warner/Canfield, Gene/Ciravolo, Michael N./McClean, Shawn/Argo, Victor/Murphy, Bob (II)/Russo, Chris 'Mad Dog'/Kovens, Ed/Moss, Lambert/Murray, Bruce (I)/Dietl, Bo/Keitel, Harvey/Calderon, Paul/Véléz, Fernando/Thomas, Leonard L./Acciarito, Frankie/Phillips, G. Elvis/Chen, Stephen/Ruggiero, Anthony/Neilson, Phil/McElroy, Brian (I)/Hipp, Paul (I)/Fella, Michael A./Laresca, Vincent/De Cegli, Nicholas/Jones, John Steven/Mullane, Larry/Sánchez, Jaime (I)/Allen, Penelope/Polanco, Iraida/Bastel, Victoria/Keitel, Stella/Dee, Dana/Thorn, Frankie/Bracken, Heather/Burrows, Robin/Daniels, Eddie/Gormley, Peggy/Hunter, Bianca/Gentry, Minnie/Lund, Zoë +Bad News Bears (2005)/Miller, Tom (VII)/LaValle, Dennis (I)/Kinnear, Greg/Carville, Sean/Makely, Kevin/Estrada, Carlos (IV)/Canipe, Ridge/Rodriguez, Gary/Carey, John (VIII)/Tsutsui, Hayden/Harris, Kenneth 'K.C.'/Bowman, Bretton/Ryan, Shane (II)/Martinez, Richard (V)/Wagner, Robert Matthew/Moler, Pancho (I)/Tedmori, Jeffrey/Medlock, Ken/Estrada, Emmanuel/Goldfield, Josh/Craggs, Brandon/Greenwald, Alex/Davies, Jeffrey/Gentile, Troy/Kraft, Franky Kane/Sullivan, John F. (I)/Walker, Matthew (VI)/Johal, Aman/Shaw, Kirby James/Prado, Ernesto Junior/Lovullo, Nick/Peters, Robert (I)/Cole, Hunter/Myer, Wil/Goris, Parker/Kelly, Kevin R./Rossi, Darin/Acampora, Jack/Farrar, Sam/Jones, Tyler Patrick/Thornton, Billy Bob/Paciorek, Mike/Schneider, Paul L./Adsit, Scott/Adkins, Seth (I)/Conrad, Jeff (IV)/Cruz, Ryan/Robinson, Darren (II)/Thompson, Cody (I)/Deters, Timmy/Bruhn, Jordan/Milone, Payton/Bruhn, Tyler/Jenkins, Carter/Hutchinson, Jeffrey/Vigil, Alec/Cooper, Monique/Harden, Marcia Gay/Hamm, Jordan Lindsay/Rose, Nectar/Abbott, Tierra/Canipe, Chantel/Winton, Chase/Kita, Candace/Moore, Shamron/Carta, Jennifer/Luyben, Kate/Holzbog, Arabella/Moya, Michelle/Arturo, Lisa/Kraft, Sammi Kane/Carter, Lizz/O'Hurley, Shannon/Vincent, Maura/Gordon, Karen (II)/Roberts, Darlena/Eddy, Sonya/Benson, Kirstin +Bad News Bears, The (1976)/Blunt, Erin/Sorrells, Bill/Barnes, Chris (II)/Lutter III, Alfred/Wyner, George/Cavagnaro, Gary Lee/Cruz, Brandon/Pollock, David (I)/Smith, Quinn (I)/Matthau, Walter/Brooks, Joe (I)/Piazza, Ben/Haley, Jackie Earle/Gonzales, George (I)/Stambaugh, David/Matthau, Charles/Marks, Maurice (I)/Marx, Brett/Escobedo, Jaime/Culver, Howard (I)/Lazarus, David (I)/Morrow, Vic/Firestone, Scott (I)/Van Patten, Joyce/O'Neal, Tatum/Blake, Timothy/Summers, Shari +Bad Santa (2003)/Van Ville, Max/Ritter, John/Mac, Bernie/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Adams, Dave (I)/McGowan, Tom (II)/Charles, Dylan/Dominick, Bucky/Bromberg, Hayden/Pinkston, Ryan/Strauch, Cody/Naidu, Ajay/Gardell, Billy/Cox, Tony (I)/Callen, Bryan/Bunnell, John/Bieker, Harrison/Walsh, Matt (I)/Cash, Dylan/Kelly, Brett (I)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Taylor, Curtis (I)/Saravia, Joey/Bucaro III, Joe/Norton, Briana/Eskew, Georgia/Leachman, Cloris/Korhan, Alexandra/Pichardo, Christine/Ohama, Natsuko/Singleton, Hallie/Borstein, Alex/Colville, Chloe/Scott, Lorna/Ross, Lisa (I)/Calderon, Grace/Tom, Lauren/Graham, Lauren (I)/Spencer, Octavia +Bad Taste (1987)/McTavish, John/McKay, Andrew (I)/Smith, Craig (I)/Noonan, Matt/Yarrall, Shane/Lawrie, Dean/O'Herne, Pete/Kane, Mike (I)/Hamilton, Dave (I)/Smith, Steven (I)/Chittock, Cameron/Hammon, Ken/Gooch, Michael (I)/Johnston, Robert (I)/Lamey, Mark/Jackson, Mark (II)/Butcher, Graham/Logan Jr., John/Taylor, Dean (I)/Wren, Doug (I)/Yarrall, Laurie/Minett, Mike/Ruby, John (I)/Fyfe, Jock/Hiles, Tony/Watene, Robin/Griggs, Robin/Botes, Costa/Forrest, Giles/Nesbitt, Graham/Haliburton, Bob/Potter, Terry (I)/Henderson, Peter (I)/Appleby, Mike/Bradshaw, Scott/Haywood, Clive/Battersby, Ray/Gooch, Peter/Jackson, Peter (I)/Appleby, Peter (I)/Brown, Garry A./Vere-Jones, Peter/Lamey, Philip/Taylor, Carol (I)/Taylor, Kim (I)/Byford, Margaret/Underhill, Kerry/Riely, Janine +Badlands (1973)/Fitzpatrick, Charles/Ragsdale, Howard/Sheen, Martin/Vint, Alan/Carter, John (IV)/Littlejohn, Gary/Malick, Terrence/Montgomery, Bryan/Bieri, Ramon/Oates, Warren/Bravo, Ben/Womack Jr., John/Baldwin, Dona/Spacek, Sissy/Threlkeld, Gail +Baise-moi (2000)/Barrio, Sebastian/Nahoum, Simon/Houillez, Philippe/Scott, Ian (III)/Gustave, Hervé P./Kodjo Topou, Patrick/Niane, Adama/Barrow, Marc/Milord, Alexandre/Eudeline, Patrick/Embarek, Ouassini/Landry, Christophe Claudy/Rassov, Gábor/Sabaddehine, Karim/Stuart, Gil/Rioufol, Marc/Titof/Costes, Jean-Louis/Gardette, Didier/Sans, Jacques/Jhonsson, Steven/Minéo, Jean-Marc/Saint-James, Pascal/Cahen-Delabre, Sylvain/Saad, Tewfik/Antrim, Rodolphe/Beddrouh, Hacène/Chala, Karim/MacCarty, Delphine/Dune, Nathalie/Beugnot, Céline/Dany (III)/Marshall, Lisa (I)/Isaac, Estelle/Anderson, Raffaëla/Chérie, Elodie/Lancaume, Karen +Bait (2000)/Pastorelli, Robert/Paymer, David/Lynn, William (I)/Spencer, Norm/Roach, Martin (I)/Nuke, Steve/Lawrence, Shawn/Block, Larry (I)/Jones, Jason (I)/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Peacock, Geoff/Pingue, Joe/Otis, Billy/Bergschneider, Conrad/Kennell, Ron/Finucan, Wesley/Beaton, Bruce/Berger, John 'Frenchie'/Morse, David (I)/Bennett, Clé/Coles, Stan/Acevedo, Kirk/Coster, Ritchie (I)/Pjeternikaj, Nik/Fuqua, Antoine/Pinnock, Arnold/Boy, Gouchy/Young, Victor A./Allison, Don/Miller, Paul (III)/Cappadona, Tom/Hadary, Jonathan/Hutchison, Doug/Epps, Mike/Serrano, Nestor/Rumohr, Lee/Donovan, Jeffrey/Thomas, Glyn/Campbell, Desmond/Crone, Neil/Witherly, Matthew/Bell, Ron/Foxx, Jamie/Harper, John (III)/Calderon, Paul/Downey, Navaco Bernice/Texada, Tia/Newman, Jennifer (II)/Dodds, Megan/McNeil, Lorraine/Elise, Kimberly/Bierk, Dylan/Polley, Joanna +Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever (2002)/Drummond, Brian/Palffy, David/Henry, Gregg/McConnach, John/Breker, Eric/Chen, Terry/Drummond, Aidan/Leva, Scott/Dopud, Mike/Pearson, David (VII)/Cross, Roger R./Banderas, Antonio (I)/Filippone, Jim/Alcantar, Tony/Sherry, Norm/DeSantis, John/Bacic, Steve/Kramer, Joel/Park, Ray (I)/Andre, Charles (II)/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Parker, David (IV)/Wong, Lenora/Soto, Talisa/Jacob, Josephine/Kobayashi, Ashley/Liu, Lucy/Holt, Sandrine +Bambi (1942)/Behn, Peter/Davis, Tim (I)/Albright, Hardie/Horner, Jack (I)/Cook, Dolyn Bramston/Wright, Will (I)/Stewart, Bobby (II)/Sutherland, John (IV)/Edwards, Sam (I)/Holloway, Sterling/Dunagan, Donnie/Alexander, Stan/Shields, Fred/Audrey, Bobette/Wohlwend, Elouise/Lee, Margaret (I)/Christy, Jeanne/Santoro, Francesca/Lansing, Mary/Gillis, Ann (I)/Darlington, Marion/Chapman, Janet (I)/Nelson, Babs/Hubbard, Thelma/King, Cammie/Richards, Sandra Lee/Boardman, Thelma/Winslowe, Paula +Bamboozled (2000)/Jones, Kyle 'Scratch'/Haines, Ross/Thompson, Ahmir-Khalib/Byrd, Imhotep Gary/Sharpton, Al/Milder, Daniel/Wilder, Baakari/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Lawrence, Ron (I)/Morgan, Tracy (II)/Taylor, Joseph Lyle/Jackson, Rodney 'Bear'/Winther, Jason/Arnaud, Tony/Weinstein, Joshua (I)/Canibus/Park, Kris/Macaluso, Mario/Bernard, Jason (III)/Palagonia, Al/Onipede Blunt, Ed/Williams, Bert (I)/Hubbard, Leonard 'Hub'/Davidson, Tommy/Byrd, Thomas Jefferson/Grills, Gano/Wain, David/Gray, James 'Kamal'/Thomas, Arthur (II)/Trotter, Tariq/Rock, Chris (I)/Wynkoop, Christopher/Serch, M.C./Mooney, Paul (I)/Osorio, Rafael/Kirk, Renton/Nascarella, Arthur J./Benton, Ephraim/Blom, Jani/Mundi, Coati/da Schemer, muMs/Williams, Cartier/Siegmann, George/Glover, Savion/Wallace, John (IV)/Wayans, Damon/Def, Mos/Weiss, Matthew Cole/Modine, Matthew/Simpson, O.J./Scratch, DJ/Kunken, Stephen/Hoch, Danny/Torbet, Sekou/Miles, A.D./Clinton, Bill (I)/Peavy II, Don Ezzard/McElroy, Steven/Cochran Jr., Johnnie L./Questell, Tuffy (I)/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Clark, Marcia/Ferreira, Lisa/Haynes, Kiki/Campbell, Ruby/Director, Kim/Baltimore, Charli/Jones, Sarah (I)/Hill, Rayietta/Sumbry, Dormeshia/Whitney, Luz/Gary, Tanesha Marie/Bermender, Shawna/Tekmitchov, Stelianie/MacNichol, Katie/Batson, Susan/Williams, Shannon Walker/Dretzin, Julie/De La Luz, Caridad 'La Bruja'/Waters, Gillian Iliana/Sorvino, Mira/Clinton, Mildred/Bowers, Cheryl Lynn/Chyna (IV)/Collins, Tyheesha/Hsieh, Anna/Peterson, Liza Jessie/Freestone, Conni/Jacobs, Judah/Eyes, Light/Pearlman, Dina +Bananas (1971)/Ackerman, Stanley/Bain, Conrad/Pérez, Tigre/Montalbán, Carlos/Suárez, Miguel Ángel/Caso, Anthony/Peraza, Eulogio/Hughes, Arthur/Anderson, Axel/Axelrod, Jack/Carroll, Beeson/Saunders, Nicholas (I)/Chapman, Ted (I)/Dudley, Robert (II)/Garfield, Allen/Braden, John (I)/De Beer, Baron/DeVito, Danny/Stallone, Sylvester/Crowley, Ed (I)/Barth, Eddie/O'Connell, Bob/Callinan, Dick/Frazer, Dan/Dunphy, Don/Allen, Woody/Cosell, Howard/Ortiz, David (I)/Morales, Jacobo/Evans, Norman (II)/Anzell, Hy/Grimsby, Roger/Enríquez, René/Abascal, Natividad/Catlett, Mary Jo/Rae, Charlotte/Hengst, Marilyn/Greenhouse, Martha/Fatosh, Princess/Fox, Dorothi/Lasser, Louise/Crane, Dagne +Bande à part (1964)/Frey, Sami/Brasseur, Claude (I)/Jojot, Monsieur/Delahaye, Michel/Rémoleux, Jean-Claude/Menzer, Ernest/Makovski, Claude/Godard, Jean-Luc/Staquet, Georges/Karina, Anna/Colpeyn, Louisa/Seghers, Michèle/Girard, Danièle/Darget, Chantal +Bandidas (2006)/Shepard, Sam/Sedgwick, Julian/Braun, Karl (I)/Elizondo, Humberto/Yoakam, Dwight/Carlo, Ismael 'East'/Reitman, Joseph D./Arndt, Denis/Cervantes, Gary/Gómez Cruz, Ernesto/Robledo Rios, Juan Manuel/Vivar, Edgar/Zahn, Steve/Hayek, Salma/Blaser, Audra/Cruz, Penélope/Fernandez, Daya +Bandits (2001)/Converse-Roberts, William/Slayton, Bobby/Stewart, Darryl D./Unitas, Joe/Hoyt, Ethan/Danford, Jaye K./Hutchison, Peter (I)/García, José Guillermo/Riehle, Richard/Garity, Troy/Shuster, Rick/Bland, John Harrington/Sommers, Michael X./Burkholder, Scott/De Contreras, Alfred/Burch, Anthony/Willis, Bruce/Kilbride, Kerry/Thornton, Billy Bob/Quartaroli, Peter/Weireter, Peter/Sickler, Rich/Levinson, Sam (I)/Fessler, Norman/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Wilmarth, Greg/Scott, John-Clay/Evans, John (II)/LaRochelle, Rocky/O'Byrne, Brian F./Magnolia, Giulio/Mullen-LeRay, Louis/Birnbaum, Michael/Lee, Mia (II)/Miley, Peggy/Casano, Carrie/Mercurio, Micole/Maxwell, Amy/Jones, January (I)/Mathieson, Heather (II)/Wheeler, Sherrie La'Marr/York, Jennifer (I)/Goldfield, Cindy (I)/Blanchett, Cate/Hunnicutt, Tia/Velez-Mitchell, Jane/Willis, Tallulah Belle/Whitcomb, Erin-Kate/Travis, Stacey (I)/Bogus, Kim/Aispuro, Rose/Willis, Scout LaRue/Palmateer, Joan/Skye, Azura/Rossi, Maya +Banger Sisters, The (2002)/Krask, Larry/Carey, Matthew (II)/Brighman, Jonathan 'JB'/Lopez, Sal/Thomas, Robin (I)/Glenn, Devon/Sudduth, Kohl/Nelson, Keith (II)/Todd, Josh (I)/Rush, Geoffrey/Ware, Andre (I)/Lonich, Yugomir/Tomei, Adam/Amurri, Eva/Christensen, Erika/Garrett, Marlayna/Sarandon, Susan/Grimes, Tinsley/Hawn, Goldie +Banlieue 13 (2004)/Médioni, Patrick/D'Amario, Tony/Naceri, Bibi/Gambino, Gilles/Chattot, François/Bagci, Turan/Rimoux, Alain/Raffaelli, Cyril/Soutan, Philippe/Maratier, Christophe/Lobe, Olivier/Manuel, Louis-Philippe/Guesmi, Samir/Olivier, Patrick (I)/Zavatta, Warren/Dorol, Dominique/Paquatte, Jérôme/Belle, David/Klein, Arnaud/Azad (III)/Vigroux, Stephane/Boucekhine, Tarik/Bellu, Jean-Marc/Grenet, Bernard/Estrade, Michel/Gab'1, Jean/Gil, Roberto (III)/Rudom, Jeffrey Zade/Woirion, Nicolas/Andréoni, Marc/Wan Park, Nicolas/Salem, Lyes/Charlesia, Chamsi/Jean, Grégory/Gadner, Jérôme/Berthillot, Ludovic/Verissimo, Dany +Barb Wire (1996)/Wan, Al/Railsback, Steve/Sagal, Joe/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Simon, Lou (I)/Worth, Nicholas (I)/Borgos, Gil/Noseworthy, Jack/Russo, Michael (I)/Howard, Clint/Kingi, Henry/Manesh, Marshall/Aboulela, Amir/Bill, Tony/Brown, Andre Rosey/Heath, Darrel/Berkeley, Xander/Teo (I)/Andriole, David/Desai, Shelly/Tipp, Arthur/Piemonte, Pee Wee/Maccabee, Benjamin/Xuereb, Salvator/Hunt, Neil/Collver, Mark/Wright, Jack (II)/Shield, Harvey/Paxton, John (II)/Kier, Udo/Balicki, Ron/Vandenberg, Dominique (I)/Rosenthal, Jeffrey Dean/Curto, Vinnie/Rubin, Loren/Dougal, Miles/Bookston, Alex/Stewart, Nils Allen/Forsgren, Ken (I)/Morrison, Temuera/Warshay, Diane (I)/Tippo, Patti/Rowell, Victoria/Kita, Candace/Almendare, Angelie/Alexander, Adriana/Stahl, Rene/Banko, Jennifer/Reyes, Mary Anna/Shay, Diane (I)/Lawrence, Tiffany/Anderson, Pamela (I)/Asher, Vanessa Lee/Cote, Tina/Inosanto, Diana Lee +Barbarella (1968)/Sabato, Antonio/Musco, Nino/Hemmings, David/Law, John Phillip/Marceau, Marcel (I)/O'Shea, Milo/Cobelli, Giancarlo/Tognazzi, Ugo/Di Grazia, Umberto/Gulà, Franco/Robsahm, Fred/Dauphin, Claude/Marquand, Serge/Maryan, Lina/Cassola, Carla/Vendell, Véronique/Morganti, Gabriella/McLeod, Janet (II)/Greenwood, Joan/Swan, Kitty/Chevallier, Marie Therese/Chevallier, Catherine/Venturelli, Silvana/Autumn, Honey/Bond, Diane/Bartella, Marina/Bartella, Loriana/Pallenberg, Anita/Winer, Barbara/Girodani, Sadre/Lanscat, Beatrice/Pol, Talitha/Lanvin, Katiuska/de Paolis, Tania/Fonda, Jane/Orsini, María Teresa +Barbershop (2002)/Lane, Eric (III)/Howze, Leonard Earl/Jam/Bolar, Woody/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Scaggs, Pat 'Soul'/Simmons, Mark (I)/Garity, Troy/Davis, DeRay/Rose, Jalen/Goodson, Willie B./Thompson, Ray (V)/Orlando, Matt/McSwain, Chester Clay/Clemons, Lorenzo/Simoncic, Steven/Titus, Marshall/Cheena, Parvesh/Johnson, Llou/Wright, Tom (I)/Duncan, Cerall/Cedric the Entertainer/Dent, Scott/Ealy, Michael/Townsend, Frank/Cube, Ice/Morrow, Kevin/Frazier, Cliff/Wright, Carl/David, Keith (I)/Cole, Deon/Harrell, Maestro/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/Thomas, Sean Patrick/Kennedy, Dev/Rogers Jr., Leon S./Middleton, Malik/Olawumi, Olumiji/Van Lier, Norm/Tate, Lahmard J./Green, Vince/George, Jason Winston/Shanks, J. David/Amoaku, Kwame/Goodman, Dana Min/Lewis, Jazsmin/Gavankar, Janina/Wright, Marcia/Maddox, Cynthia/Woods, Montina/Willborn, Teara Hill/Eddy, Sonya/Marquis, Toyiah/Lewis, Cassandra/Gaji, Tiffany S./Walls, Laura E./Wilson, Ebboney/Randle, Jasmine/Bobo, Rhonda/Armstrong, Naomi Young/Eve (II)/Crittenden, Saralynne/Lee, Satya +Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004)/Armacost, Brad/Cheena, Parvesh/Cedric the Entertainer/Arciniega, Maximino/Thompson, Ray (V)/Nelson, Marvin/Cole, Deon/Thompson, Kenan/Laren, T'Shaun/Johnson, Llou/Buckner Jr., Barrie D./Thomas, Sean Patrick/McNamara, Mike (I)/Johnson, Javon (I)/Weddington, Brian P./Reed, Pierre S./Johnson, Dick (VII)/Kloepfer, Brett/Willis, Byron Glenn/Deep, Jay/Jones, Devan/Anthony, Rome/Williams, Clifton/Olawumi, Olumiji/Pierrelouis, Rich/Garity, Troy/Rogers Jr., Leon S./Edge, Allen/Pompeii, David/Tinsey, Chris/Simmons, Mark (I)/Van Lier, Norm/Parson, Ron O.J./Shanks, J. David/Hemingway Sr., Corey L./Lennix, Harry J./Wilson, Mario K.P./Stewart, Cory/Davis, DeRay/Avant (I)/Van Lear, Phillip Edward/Wisdom, Robert/Taylor, Ronnel/Kilcullen, Michael/Hobbs, Paul Christopher/Polk, Antonio/Howze, Leonard Earl/Yau, Joe/Cube, Ice/Sanders, Sam (I)/Ealy, Michael/Chisem, James/Newman, David (V)/Wright, Tom (I)/Wright, Carl/Touhy, Rick/Maddox, Cynthia/Wright, Marcia/Fraction, Vanessa/Agers, Charla/Palmer, Keke/Colston, China L./Washington, Linara/Ravine, Chavez/Yoo, Susan (I)/Murray, E.J./Latifah, Queen/Sullivan, Nicole L./Eve (II)/Taylor, Jackie (IV)/Gavankar, Janina/Hill, Julanne Chidi/Brooks, DeAnna N.J./Beauvais, Garcelle/Davis, Tai'isha/Toms, Talia/Anderson, Tamara (I)/Addison, Tiffany L./Lewis, Jazsmin +Barefoot in the Park (1967)/Indrisano, John/Redford, Robert (I)/Hartley, Ted/Boyer, Charles (I)/Edelman, Herb/Feld, Fritz/Burns, Paul E./Stone, James (I)/Roberts, Doris/Albertson, Mabel/Natwick, Mildred/Fonda, Jane/Bird, Billie +Barfly (1987)/Termo, Leonard/Feld, Fritz/Cohn, Harry (II)/Colitti, Rik/Collins, Michael (I)/Bukowski, Charles/Ruge, George Marshall/Shafer, Hal/Nance, Jack/Cox, Gary (I)/Manners, Zeke/Norden, Donald L./Quinn, J.C./Colvig Jr., Vance/Albert, Wil/Hines, Damon/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Joseph, Ronald G./Stallone, Frank (I)/Henderson, Albert/Tate, Lahmard J./Rice, Joe (I)/Cervantes, Gary/Rourke, Mickey/Unger, Joe/Conti, Peter/Pickren, Stacey/Pearson, Julie 'Sunny'/Dunaway, Faye/Carol, Madalyn/Bassin, Roberta/Krige, Alice/Ross, Debby Lynn/Martin, Sandy (I)/Shear, Pearl/Rose, Sandy (I)/LeRoy, Gloria +Barry Lyndon (1975)/Chater, Geoffrey/Middlemass, Frank/Hepton, Bernard/Kahler, Wolf/Boyle, Billy/Jackson, Barry (I)/Stone, Philip (I)/Herrick, Anthony/Mayne, Ferdy/Laffan, Pat/Booth, Roger (I)/Sullivan, John (I)/Rossiter, Leonard/Quigley, Godfrey/Dawes, Anthony/Schiller, Frederick/Berkoff, Steven/Cecil, Jonathan/Spencer, Roy/Towb, Harry/Savage, Dominic/Magee, Patrick (I)/Hordern, Michael/Redmond, Liam/Vitali, Leon/Bindon, John/Morley, David (I)/Morell, André/Melvin, Murray/Dawson, Patrick (I)/Krüger, Hardy/Roach, Pat/Sewell, George/O'Neal, Ryan/Cellier, Peter/Taylor, Gary (II)/O'Sullivan, Arthur/Sharp, John (I)/Sharp, Anthony/Meyer, Hans (I)/Körner, Diana/Berenson, Marisa/Hamilton, Gay/Kubrick, Vivian/Kean, Marie +Barton Fink (1991)/Mahoney, John (I)/Denbo, Jack/Sonnenfeld, Barry/Bugin, Harry/Turturro, John/Judkins, Johnny/Shalhoub, Tony/Davis, Lance (I)/Portnow, Richard/Gordon, Anthony (I)/Swalve, Darwyn/Hobson, I.M./Murney, Christopher/Polito, Jon/Lerner, Michael (I)/Robertson, William Preston/Grodénchik, Max/Warrilow, David/Beecher, Robert/Buscemi, Steve/James, Joe (III)/Goodman, John (I)/Hupp, Jana Marie/Townsend, Isabelle/Davis, Judy/Fay, Meagen/Vance, Gayle (I) +BASEketball (1998)/Sbarge, Raphael/Fink, John/Lee, Robert E. (IV)/Sawicki, Stanley G./Garvey, Michael (II)/Matthys, Michael/McHattie, Stephen/Bachar, Dian/Vaughn, Robert (I)/Wright, Jeff (I)/Barrett, Aaron/Cox, Dave (II)/Klopfenstein, Scott/Tuiasosopo, Peter Navy/Goodson, Marc/McCarthy, Francis X./Osokow, David Alan/Tarason, Dylan/Lilling, Adam/Mayne, Kenny/Gordon, Lloyd/Kaelin, Kato/Jackson, Reggie (I)/Robinson, Paul Michael/Regan, Dan/Stack, Robert/McCarver, Tim/McCain, Micah/Lampley, Jim/Barry, Grant/Patrick, Dan (I)/Sloan, Matt (I)/Xifo, Ray/Einhorn, Trevor/Zucker, David (I)/Johnson, Richard (XIV)/Gallante, Jayme/Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem (I)/Stone, Matt (I)/O'Brien, Pat (III)/Costas, Bob/Theba, Iqbal/Gibbs, Keith/Lewis, Bret/Breslau, Jeremy/Grunberg, Greg/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Chapman, Justin (I)/Kirchoff, Brian (I)/Napoleon, Titus/Wong, Matt/Herman, Father Andrew/Gonzales, Andrew (I)/Glenar, Cameron/Baciocco, Grant/Butters, Mike/Michaels, Al (I)/Borgnine, Ernest/Hendershot, Casey/Hough, Charles/Diaz, Joey/Werts, Tavis/Parker, Trey (I)/Earnhardt, Dale/McGowen, Robert/Murray, Matthew (I)/Gowdy, Curt/Revilla, Raydeen/Gascoine, Jill/Ardolino, Janeane/Page, Jessica (I)/Ardolino, Maureen/Weinzel, Andrea/Malone, Shannon/Avery, Alma/Genitempo, Maria Celeste/Orci, Jeanine/Besten, Blair/Boehle, Michelle/Oliver, Cory/Carlson, Cathy (II)/Crowe, Mia/Morales, Brooke/O'Neil, Linda/Bleeth, Yasmine/Ryan, Chanel/Schweitzer, Heidi/Bates, Nancy/Monaco, Kelly/Camarena, Kelly/Dolan, Julie/Zucker, Charlotte/Lee, Jessica (II)/Zucker, Danielle/McCarthy, Jenny (I)/Strovas, Jenifer/Breslan, Susan/Silvstedt, Victoria/Spencer, C.B./Lipkis, Phoebe/Kristiansen, Tani/Lin, Rebecca +Basic (2003)/Diggs, Taye/Loren, Nick/Byrne, Chris (I)/Daly, Timothy (I)/Rau, Jonathan/de la Fuente, Cristián/Wester, Timothy S./Fleming, Cliff/Ricks, Curtis/Mihok, Dash/Maye, Steven/Connick Jr., Harry/Ruppert, Tait/Van Holt, Brian/Fails, Charles L./Ribisi, Giovanni/Travolta, John/Jackson, Samuel L./Hausserman, Georgia/Johnston, Dena (I)/Nielsen, Connie (I)/Sanchez, Roselyn/Travolta, Margaret +Basic Instinct (1992)/Poppick, Eric/Duff-Griffin, William/Rolfes, Andrew A./Liebenson, Ken/Young, Bruce A./von Bargen, Daniel/Halton, Michael/Mouton, Benjamin/McKibbin, Tod/Rebhorn, James/Arndt, Denis/Dunbar, Eddie/Dzundza, George/McGee, Jack (I)/Rasmusson, Lindy/Berline, Byron/Sallese, Bob/Billings, Anthony/Lewis, Craig C./Ross, Chelcie/Cacas, Ron/Wells, David (I)/English, Bradford/Douglas, Michael (I)/Knight, Wayne (I)/Cable, Bill/Appel, Peter/Pileggi, Mitch/McDaniel, Keith/Rowe, Stephen (I)/Lally, Michael David/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Isgate, Patricia Anne/López, Irene Olga/Barnes, Adilah/Tripplehorn, Jeanne/Rodgers, Mary Ann/Croft, Doreen Foo/Sarelle, Leilani/Shen, Freda Foh/Basone, Jeanne/Jennings, Juanita/Bond, Julie (III)/Malone, Dorothy/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Gleason, Mary Pat/Stone, Sharon (I)/Blake, Kayla +Basic Instinct 2 (2006)/How, Keith/Rnic, Peter/Gomez, John (II)/Clarke, Robert (XII)/Allfrey, Adam/Harvey, Terence/Dearle, Robert/Williams, Heathcote/Dancy, Hugh/Gilbert, Timo/Thewlis, David/Berrington, Tim/Robertson, Iain (I)/Maskell, Neil/Norton, Michael (II)/Lenagan, Simon/Brand, Christopher (I)/Morrissey, David (I)/Sangster, Mark/Callaghan, Andy/Collymore, Stan/Simpson, Charlie (V)/Smith, Peter (XXIV)/Tebbut, Clair/O'Neill, Aisling/Montgomery, Flora/Vimolmal, Vee/Chappell, Jan/Stone, Sharon (I)/Cooper, Robyn (II)/Dobó, Kata/Gaynor, Dee/Staden, Alexandra/Varma, Indira/Watkins, Lydia/Purton, Charlotte/Thomas, Ellen/Lydon, Danielle/Caillon, Anne/Rampling, Charlotte +Basketball Diaries, The (1995)/Ferrari, Brian/Kirby, Bruno/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Barth, Lawrence/Cooper, Roy (I)/Hudson, Ernie/Huss, Toby/Mostel, Josh/Pastore, Vincent/Vennema, John C./Fitzpatrick, Tom (I)/Jorgensen, Ben (I)/Betts, Erik/Heyman, Barton/Dougherty, Doc/Hoyt, John (II)/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Madio, James/Imperioli, Michael/Iorio, Gary/Siverio, Manny/McGaw, Patrick/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Gaetani, Nick/Alfaro, Manny/Papiris, Jimmy/Webb, William (IV)/Carroll, Jim (I)/Chaplin, Alexander/Hannon, Mary Ann/Ashley, Akiko/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Sokol, Marilyn/Daniel, Brittany/Korbin, Joyce R./Bracco, Lorraine/Daniel, Cynthia +Basquiat (1996)/McDermott, David (I)/Glasco, Joe/McGough, Peter/Laresca, Vincent/Oldman, Gary/Dumaurier, Francis/Parenago, Vladimir/Wright, Brian (II)/Schnabel, Jack/Redglare, Rockets/Seymour, William/Urb, Tarmo/Gallo, Vincent/Butler, Richard E./Ox, Richard the/Gannascoli, Joseph R./Hopper, Dennis/Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Wincott, Michael/Walken, Christopher/Parenago, Steven/Nemo (II)/Rivera, Rene/Del Toro, Benicio/Bowie, David (I)/Shelley, David (I)/Ferrer, José Luis/La Marre, Jean-Claude/Dafoe, Willem/Badalucco, Michael/Jackson, Leonard (I)/Outlaw, Paul/Weller, Fred/Randazzo, Steven/Chow, Michael (I)/Rockwell, Sam/Alexander, Robert (I)/Bartel, Paul/Brice, Ron/Pfeiffer, Chuck/Löwensohn, Elina/O'Neal, Tatum/Garmendia, Olatz Lopez/Schnabel, Lola/Schnabel, Esther G./Love, Courtney/Burse, Denise/Clarke, Hope (I)/Forlani, Claire/Schnabel, Stella/Larkin, Linda/Kiss, Irene/Posey, Parker/Krell, Melody/Araskog, Julie/Miro, Jennifer +Batman & Robin (1997)/Van Gorkum, Harry/Clooney, George/Lupo, Khristian/Luchs, Jay/Glimcher, Marc/Daniels, Alex/Simmons, Jon (I)/McMullan, Jim (I)/Kim, Simon/Boeving, Christian/Sayour, Chris/Bernardo, Michael/Mayanja, Isaac/Glover, John (I)/Hingle, Pat/Ito, Steven/Hardy, Jim (I)/Tuiasosopo, Peter Navy/Velasco, Howard/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Jelinek, Tobias/Cantrell, Anthony E./Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Anderson, Azikiwee/Coolio/Gough, Michael (I)/Roberts, Bruce (IV)/Palmer, Jim (I)/Brown, Percy/Mitchell, Chris C./Berman, Lucas/Cardoza, David/Leahy, Mark (I)/Betts, Jack/Sinnar, Don/Leahy, Patrick/Fink, John/Lefevre, Dennis/Desjardins, Stephan/Hutchison, Doug/Cochran, Dean (I)/Triggelis, Takis/Katt, Nicky/Swenson, Jeep/Nehls, Roger/Brindle, Casper/Sklar, Paul (I)/Caso, Christopher/Kim, James (II)/Ingle, John/Powell, Robert (II)/Gal, Uzi/Miller, Cory M./Ventura, Jesse/Grossman, Todd/Lloyd, Eric (I)/Moeller, Ralf (I)/Costa, Danny/Kenyatta, Stogie/Hurley, Matthew (I)/Boyles, Steve/Sabatino, Joe/Nelson, Christopher (II)/Martin, Jean-Luc (I)/LaCombe, Andy/Lauren, Greg/Chan, Michael Paul/Chadwick, Mark (I)/Blalock, Steve/Keiffer, Dennis/Podgurski, Jeff/MacKay, Michael Reid/Scott, Kimberly (I)/Taylor, Sandra (I)/Michaels, Julie (I)/Thurman, Uma/Sanders, Elizabeth (I)/Macpherson, Elle/Thomessen, Vendela Kirsebom/Guber, Elizabeth/Fox, Vivica A./Ford, Eva/Silverstone, Alicia +Batman (1966)/Dozier, William (I)/Sawaya, George/Meredith, Burgess/Picerni, Charlie (I)/Barbi, Vincent/Denny, Reginald (I)/Lauter, Harry/Crockett, Dick/Repp, Stafford/Holloway, Sterling/Rose, Wally/Frome, Milton/Barzell, Wolfe/Williams, Van/Triesault, Ivan/Napier, Alan/Lewis, George J./Carrier, Albert/Gaye, Gregory/Stromsoe, Fred/LaLanne, Jack/Tannen, William (I)/Dallimore, Maurice/West, Adam (I)/Moore, Del/Gorshin, Frank/Perkins, Gil (I)/Hamilton, Neil (I)/Shimada, Teru/Ward, Burt/Romero, Cesar (I)/Cisar, George/Meriwether, Lee/Blake, Madge +Batman (1989)/Strange, Richard/Tan, Philip/McGuire, Bruce (I)/Wallace, Lee (I)/Blick, Hugo/Wuhl, Robert/Hootkins, William/Gatell, Clyde/Palance, Jack/Sterland, John/Chase, Carl/Herbert, Leon/Fairbank, Christopher/Douglas, Sam (I)/Walter, Tracey/Plummer, Terence/Cutrara, Joel/Durden, Richard/Michaels, Wayne (I)/Edwards, Keith (I)/Cooper, George Lane/Korangy, Amir M./Baxt, David/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Wellington, Anthony/Musetti, Valentino/Dair, John/Plytas, Steve/Wong, Vincent (I)/Keaton, Michael/Gorman, Pat (I)/O'Brien, Philip/Hingle, Pat/Craig, Edwin/Williams, Billy Dee/Meyers, Adrian/Birchard, Paul/Gough, Michael (I)/Hagon, Garrick/Jeyes, Jazzer/Soresi, Jon/Stein, Elliott (II)/Lill, Denis/Michael, Paul (I)/Balfour, Michael/Nicholson, Jack/McDonald, Mac (I)/Roskilly, Charles/Curtis, Clive/Roth, George (I)/Baker, Del (I)/Carl, Lachele/Hall, Jerry (I)/Basinger, Kim/Ryan, Rachel/Holm, Sharon/Cory, Priscilla/Ross, Liza (I)/Harper, Kate/Hollerbach, Kit +Batman Begins (2005)/Murray, David (VI)/Kolirin, Gil/Ong, Stuart/Ball, Tenzin Clive/Watanabe, Ken (I)/Popoola, Abdul/Moggridge, Alex/Wong, Vincent (I)/Simpson, Christian/Idowu, Emmanuel/Miller, Matt (II)/Wu, Tom/Halse, Ruben/Christian, Jeff/Cooper, Risteard/Chan, Chike/Buozzi, Jay/Hanley, Joe (I)/Cho, Jamie/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Deenihan, Timothy/Leahy, Ronan/Gleeson, Jack (I)/Legeno, Dave/Cardascia, Fabio/Theobald, Jeremy/Booth, Tim (I)/Yuan, Roger/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Gomez, John (II)/Stailey, Michael/Martirossian, Emil/Judd, John (III)/Gyurme, Tenzin/Margetts, Noah Lee/Hawkes, Adam/Embree, James/Edwards, Charles (VI)/Murphy, Gerard (II)/Ding, Soo Hee/Kazek, John/Burgess, Dominic/Williams, Leon Delroy/Kranz, Charlie/Chiu, Mark/Tanner, Jeff/Brake, Richard/Smith, Mark (XXII)/Sargent, Joe/Bale, Christian/Lewis, Gus/Mustafa, Omar/Murphy, Cillian/Hassan, Tamer/Hauer, Rutger/Pond, Patrick/Laing, Richard (I)/Straker, Mark (I)/Roache, Linus/Young, Cedric/McMahon, Terry (IV)/Rye, Joseph/Curr, Phill/Serbedzija, Rade/Nolan, Tom (I)/Walters, Stephen (I)/Sheils, Karl/Ankomah, Kwaku/Taylor, Mel (IV)/Rimmer, Shane/Foo, Jon/Pleavin, Andrew/Horgan, Conn/McDougall, Martin/Bedella, David/Boone Junior, Mark/Campbell, Rory/Neeson, Liam/Griffiths, Roger (I)/Nolan, Patrick (III)/McFarlane, Colin (I)/Oldman, Gary/Kelly, Darragh/Caine, Michael (I)/Burke, John (XIII)/Ryan, Rodney/Ellis, Jonathan D./Shaw, Jordan/Lipman, Jeff/Wilding, Spencer/Kong, Turbo/Bonfils, Khan/Savva, Michael/Holden, Larry (I)/Hurley, Kieran/Craven, Thomas (II)/Alexandrou, Dean/Ramini, T.J./Nolan, John (V)/Botes, Morne/Steven-Daly, Emily/David, Karen Shenaz/Stewart, Sara/Holmes, Katie/Porter, Catherine/Cameron-Blakey, Nadia/Adams, Christine/Bastedo, Alexandra/Martin, Jo (II)/Masetto, Flavia/Wateridge, Sarah/Bentley, Earlene/Fradin, Ilyssa/Russell, Lucy/Lockhart, Emma/Tierney, Poppy +Batman Forever (1995)/Wallace, George (II)/Zmuda, Bob/Sigloch, Matt/Powell, Robert (II)/Mugavero, Mario/Fink, John/Jordan, Corey/Clayton, Gary (II)/Betts, Jack/Minckler, Sydney D./Lamont, Maurice/Dillon, Oscar/Paladino, Dennis/Sabatino, Joe/Scranton, Michael/Chan, Michael Paul/Roberts, Bruce (IV)/Grevioux, Kevin/Palmer, Jim (I)/Gough, Michael (I)/Moon, Philip/Kasper, Gary/Smith, Mike (I)/Curtis, Jed/Castle, Danny/Favreau, Jon/Nelson, Joey (I)/McBee, Deron/Ellis, Ramsey/Lamb, Randy/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Hodges, David U./Kilmer, Val/Sabatino, Michael/Samra, Ofer/Radon, Peter/Liufau, Sidney S./Begley Jr., Ed/Hicks, Mark (I)/Hingle, Pat/Lauren, Greg/Jones, Tommy Lee/Wilson, Don 'The Dragon'/Grifasi, Joe/Rodrigue, François/Graham, Keith (I)/Wolfe, Troy S./Auberjonois, Rene/Reichert, Daniel/Lee, Larry A./Jackson, Tim (I)/Carrey, Jim/Caso, Christopher/Piemonte, Pee Wee/Martin, Brad (I)/Mesnik, William/Fisher, Katrina (I)/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Fletcher, Andrea/Ellis, Terry (I)/Kidman, Nicole/Jones, Maxine/Herron, Cindy (I)/Seeley, Eileen/Budig, Rebecca/Robinson, Dawn/Arden, Noby/Scott, Kimberly (I)/Trees, Amanda/Rhodes, Velvet/Mazar, Debi/Sanders, Elizabeth (I)/Gómez, Marga/Coyne, Ria/Bologna, Marlene/Tuck, Jessica/Vaughn, Kelly/Fioramonti, Glory +Batman Returns (1992)/Walken, Christopher/Brill, Steven (I)/DeVito, Danny/Richmond, Branscombe/Whalen, Sean (I)/Murphy, Michael (I)/Reubens, Paul/Drescher, Adam (I)/McKenna, Travis/DePinto, Joey/Bryniarski, Andrew/Onate, Erik/Hoffman, Cal/Silla, Felix/House, Tyler/Lerner, Neal/De Longis, Anthony/Bell, Bobby (I)/Gough, Michael (I)/Gossett, Robert/Schiavelli, Vincent/Kingi, Henry/Hingle, Pat/Keaton, Michael/Lancaster, Stuart (I)/Strong, John (II)/DiElsi, Frank/Tillman, Ashley/Yeager, Biff (I)/Witting, Steve/Jones, Doug (I)/Zumwalt, Rick/Cummins, Gregory Scott/Siebrand, Steffanie/Katarina, Anna/Hooks, Jan/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Rogers, Leticia/O'Connor, Rosie/Salinger, Diane/Conaway, Cristi/Moore, Cheryl/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Rossitto, Susan/Guerrero, Lisa/Andersch, Erika/Sanders, Elizabeth (I)/Giammarco, Joan/Killpack, Denise/Fernández, Margarita (I)/Jurige, Joan/Botelho, Niki +Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993)/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Hastings, Bob (I)/Howerton, Charles (I)/Ross, Neil (I)/Bochner, Hart/Pinto, Thom/Costanzo, Robert/Renaday, Peter/Miller, Dick (I)/Gilbert, Ed/Conroy, Kevin (I)/Hamill, Mark (I)/Zimbalist Jr., Efrem/Ryan, John P./Vigoda, Abe/Keach, Stacy/Sorkin, Arleen/Watson-Johnson, Vernee/Musick, Pat/Henner, Marilu/Downs, Jane (I)/Delany, Dana +Batoru rowaiaru (2000)/Tokuhisa, Kôji/Kamijou, Kotaru/Kitano, Takeshi/Homma, Shigeki/Yamaguchi, Shigehiro/Seki, Hirobumi/Iwasawa, Naoki/Kojima, Hideaki/Oota, Nanami/Murakami, Yôichi/Tachikawa, Mitsuaki/Nakaide, Ken/Nashiki, Jun'ichi/Sugimoto, Ryôji/Suwa, Taro/Baba, Nobuki/Yazawa, Daisuke/Ohnishi, Osamu/Taniguchi, Takashi/Takaoka, Sousuke/Nishimura, Gouki/Masuda, Yuuki/Honda, Hirohito/Hirai, Takeyuki/Sanada, Mikiya/Kawashima, Hideaki/Takano, Shôji/Shibata, Yousuke/Fujiwara, Tatsuya/Shirahama, Kenzô/Tasaki, Umiji/Yokomichi, Satoshi/Matsuzawa, Ren/Ando, Masanobu/Yoshizawa, Akira/Kotani, Yukihiro/Matsuhara, Gôshi/Tsukamoto, Takashi/Ryugawa, Gou/Asakawa, Tomu/Hirokawa, Shigeki/Masuda, Tetsu/Yamamoto, Taro/Kusaka, Shin/Ugajin, Akihiro/Yokoyama, Kazutoshi/Komori, Takashi/Naitou, Junichi (I)/Yokokura, Kazuhiro/Matsumoto, Kiyoyuki/Yoneda, Hajime/Gou, Shirou/Nakamura, Ryôta/Sano, Yasuomi/Araki, Kazuo (II)/Niizaki, Tsuguharu/Nitta, Ryou/Okumura, Kanji/Shimada, Yutaka (I)/Nakahara, Yûya/Okumura, Hidetsugu/Kitagawa, Hiroshi (II)/Iwamura, Ai/Mihara, Tamaki/Kanai, Asami/Nomiyama, Haruka/Hanamura, Satomi/Yamamura, Michiko/Ikeda, Sayaka/Sekiguchi, Mai/Tonegawa, Suzuka/Hyuga, Hitomi/Maeda, Ai (II)/Kanasawa, Yukari/Miyamura, Yûko/Kamiya, Sayaka/Kinoshita, Tsuyako/Mimura, Takayo/Kataoka, Reiko/Baba, Takako/Noguchi, Ayana/Nagata, Anna/Fukaura, Kanako/Kuriyama, Chiaki/Minami/Inoue, Aki/Ishikawa, Eri/Maeda, Aki/Shibasaki, Kou/Kato, Misao/Shimaki, Tomomi/Ishii, Satomi +Batoru rowaiaru II: Chinkonka (2003)/Takahashi, Hikaru/Kubota, Musashi/Takeuchi, Riki/Kitano, Takeshi/Tsugawa, Masahiko/Yuuma/Nishikawa, Yûya/Ito, Yuki/Sakamoto, Makoto/Yuboku, Yasutake/Katsuji, Ryo/Sanada, Mikiya/Yamamoto, Kazuki/Kamijou, Kotaru/Fujiwara, Tatsuya/Tanaka, Takeshi (II)/Fujihira, Ryoji/Murata, Mitsuru/Kuga, Miku/Yokoyama, Kazutoshi/Oota, Nanami/Shibaki, Takeru/Ebina, Seiichi/Tamura, Kei/Ryugawa, Gou/Toyonaga, Toshiyuki/Kikawada, Masaya/Chiba, Sonny/Ikeyama, Takaaki/Aoki, Munetaka/Wada, Toshihiro/Yukawa, Takashi/Ito, Hiroaki/Oshinari, Shûgo/Ohba, Kenji/Yanagisawa, Takahiko/Ishigaki, Yuma/Harada, Kenji (I)/Taniguchi, Takashi/Yamada, Kouta/Sakamoto, Mai/Moriuchi, Aiko/Shimizu, Sae/Iwamura, Ai/Katsura, Asami/Sakai, Ayana/Suenaga, Haruka/Ishii, Asuka/Hanada, Ayumi/Miyao, Chisato/Maeda, Ai (II)/Umeda, Haruka/Hasebe, Hitomi/Tooyoka, Masumi/Kanbe, Miyuki/Nakagawa, Ami/Matsumoto, Maika/Maeda, Aki/Maki, Yoko (II)/Morimoto, Yuuko/Ozawa, Yuka/Kato, Natsuki/Shimada, Mitsuki/Matsumoto, Michiho/Nayuki, Kayo/Yanagisawa, Nana/Sato, Shoko/Aja (II)/Arama, Riasu/Hamada, Maki/Sakagushi, Rika/Kanazawa, Minami/Mizuno, Akane/Kikuchi, Mika +Bats (1999)/Woodruff, Kurt/Bellamy, Ned/Justice, Grady/Whitaker, Tim (II)/Jacott, Carlos/Sie, James/Rowland, Oscar/McConnell, David/Gerdes, George/Leon (I)/Gunton, Bob/Farar, Joel/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Johnson, Juliana/Meyer, Dina/Dangerfield, Marcia +Battaglia di Algeri, La (1966)/Martin, Jean (I)/Omar (I)/Saadi, Yacef/Morici, Franco/Hadjadj, Brahim/Wesson, Gene/Paletti, Ugo/Ben Kassen, Mohamed/Neri, Tommaso/El Kader, Fusia/Kerbash, Michele/Kerbash, Samia +Battle for the Planet of the Apes (1973)/Williams, Paul (III)/Akins, Claude/Knight, Andy (II)/Keen, Noah/Landis, John (I)/Porter, Bobby/Ayres, Lew/Darden, Severn/Bacon, James/Eastham, Richard/Stearns, Michael (I)/Stevens, Paul (I)/Wilson, Cal (I)/Huston, John (I)/Cardi, Pat/McDowall, Roddy/Stoker, Austin/Camp, Colleen/Lowe, Heather (I)/Trundy, Natalie/Nuyen, France +Battle of Britain (1969)/Jungermann, Alf/Malicz, Mark/Scibor, Andrzej/Lamont, Duncan (I)/Flemyng, Robert/Neuhaus, Paul (I)/Andrews, Harry/Webb, David (I)/Bates, Michael (I)/McShane, Ian/Jürgens, Curd/Caine, Michael (I)/Olivier, Laurence/Horras, Reinhard/Howard, Trevor (I)/Fox, Edward (I)/Wladon, Jean/Kircher, Helmut/Redgrave, Michael/Grellis, Brian/Morant, Richard/Webb, David (III)/Riess, Hein/Petzel, Malte/Alberty, Karl-Otto/Gwillim, Jack/Cosmo, James/Allerson, Alexander/More, Kenneth/Griffin, David (I)/Tate, Nick/Richardson, Ralph (I)/Morgan, Richardson/Nicholls, Anthony/Harnisch, Wolf/Frauboes, Dietrich/Foster, Barry/Pennell, Nicholas/Shaw, Robert (I)/Baskcomb, John/Hager, Peter (I)/von Aacken, Wilfried/Stiefel, Rolf/Foxley, W.G./Wymark, Patrick/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Maranne, André/Thomason, Reg/Savident, John/Comer, John (I)/Hoyle, Myles/Trubshawe, Michael/Reddemann, Manfred/Chatto, Tom/Dodson, Eric/Patrick, Nigel/Barry, Hilda/Lawson, Sarah (I)/Heywood, Pat (II)/York, Susannah/Blair, Isla +Battle of the Bulge (1965)/Schereschewsky, John/Van Der Linden, Harry/Robertson, Derek (I)/Herendeen, Peter/Hardin, Ty/Conrad, William (I)/Christmas, Bill/Peters, Werner/Rolin, Martin/Brandt, Victor/Toehl, Freddie/Fonda, Henry/Grzcegorczyna, Peter/Boone, William/Stalmaker, Charles/Cavalieri, Sebastian/Woods, Robert (I)/Stoddard, Russ/Maule, Ward/Savalas, Telly/Tatar, Ben/Bronson, Charles/MacArthur, James (I)/Clark, John (I)/Shaw, Robert (I)/Wyler, Leland/Friess, John/Polansky, Paul/Laver, Richard/Royal, Robert (I)/Rowland, Steve (I)/Anderson, Axel/Alberty, Karl-Otto/Rapp, Carl/Montgomery, George (I)/Perez, Raoul/Ryan, Robert (I)/Gaskins, Jack/Ziedman, Richard/Baxter, Richard (I)/Andrews, Dana/Thomson, David (I)/Eslheman, Paul/Slaten, Max/Gillam, Reginald/Blech, Hans Christian/Strait, Bud/Pickering, Donald/Brandt, Janet/Werle, Barbara/Donoghue, Quinn (I)/Angeli, Pier +Battlefield Earth: A Saga of the Year 3000 (2000)/Reeve, Derrick Damon/Cavalier, Jason/Post, Tim/Topor, John/Tyson, Richard/Yuen, Russell/Denoncourt, Rejean/Whitaker, Forest/Landry, Sylvain/Byrne, Michael (I)/Tessier, Christian/Coates, Kim/Austin-Olsen, Shaun/Freeman, Christopher (II)/Pastko, Earl/Burton, Noël/Hewitt, Sean/Pepper, Barry/Meskimen, Jim/Gauthier, Craig/Higden, Robert/MacRae, Michael (I)/Perron, Michel/Albert, Andrew/Campbell, Andrew (IV)/Ruppert, Tait/Legros, Alan/Travolta, John/Tshikuka, Mulumba/Bradshaw, Andy (I)/McDougall, Todd/Preston, Kelly/Croze, Marie-Josée/Corde, Nadine/Karsenti, Sabine +Be Cool (2005)/Jones, Daryl/Perry, Joe (I)/Castello, Stephen/Ahuja, Christopher/Orosco, Oscar/Wilhelm, Elliot/McGee, Clifford/Suasin, Roel/Irwin, Russ/Lewis, Chris (VII)/Tyler, Steven (I)/Fiiller, Tabbert/Jenkins, Micah/Kalsin, Serdar/Adelstein, Paul/Toler, Christopher/Christensen, Brian (I)/Tremmel, Floyd/Apl.de.Ap/Susser, Craig/Loren, Nick/Lilo, Mervyn/Fisher, George (III)/Whitford, Brad/Adsit, Scott/Nyi, Frank/Maye, Steve/RZA/Lucky, Steve/Vargas, Gustavo (I)/Lloyd, Frank (II)/Jean, Wyclef/Williams, Gregory Alan/Prevost, Nathan/Randolph, Jerry 'Flo'/Willis, Ceasare/Durst, Fred/Ashley, Ryan/Green, Seth/Carter, Darren/Am, Will i/Travolta, John/Taylor, Quincy/Watkins, Alex-Andre/Yasnogorodsky, Vitaly/Hamilton, Tom (II)/Burns, Alex E./Mendes, Sergio/Ribustello, Anthony J./Keitel, Harvey/Harris, Will/Simmons, Gene (I)/Perry, Christian/Benjamin, André/Velez, Ivan 'Flipz'/Cedric the Entertainer/Taboo (II)/Kubik, Alex/Rock, The (I)/Keoke, Kimo/Brown, Dan (VI)/Vaughn, Vince/Miles, Rashad/Kramer, Joey/Pastorelli, Robert/DeVito, Danny/Raith, Hans/Woods, James (I)/Simmons, Sahar/Ferguson, Stacy/Nicole, Annette/Beach, Shannon/Getit, Carmen/Milian, Christina/Mazar, Debi/Brown, Kimberly J./Kebbel, Arielle/Moseley, Jordan/Samuels, Shellee/Scherzinger, Nicole/Brown, Blythe/Travolta, Margaret/Tsang, Juting/Price, Quinette/Scaggs, Noelle/Tolbert, Joyce/Thornton, Melody/Duboc, Carol/Virtue, Tarita/Henderson, Corinthea/Smith, Anna Nicole/Woodgett, Shanell/Campbell, Kasey (I)/Denise, Donyelle Jones/Maiava, Lesa/Faulk, Alison/Wyatt, Kimberly/Thurman, Uma/Perry, Autum/Clayton, Jovan/Dyer, Karen (II)/Noji, Minae/Carswell, Leon C./Roberts, Ashley (I) +Beach, The (2000 I)/Patarakijjanon, Patcharawan/Arentz-Hansen, Lars/Gevisser, Peter/Caltagirone, Daniel/Carlyle, Robert (I)/Youngblood Hills, Peter/Cheunjit, Sanya 'Gai'/Lindgren, Magnus/Swindall, Jerry/Kawee, Seng/York, Daniel/Gomez, John (II)/Jusakul, Abhijati 'Meuk'/Boon, Jak/Hiltunen, Jukka (I)/Jones, Sheridan/Wichairaksakui, Weeratham 'Norman'/Joseph, Paterson/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Srimonju, Raweeporn 'Non'/Carmichael, Andrew/Kihlbom, Staffan/Kenia, Kaneung 'Nueng'/Thorpe, Michael R./Canet, Guillaume/Siroon, Somkuan 'Kuan'/Gough, Samuel/Santitarangkul, Somchai/Webster, Timothy/Woolfe, Ramon/Cole, Josh (I)/Zovkic, Lidija/Karlson, Gunilla/Tinska, Zelda/Phutaroth, Somboon/Thampradith, Krongthong/Smurfit, Victoria/Martin, Sian/Jacques, Nina/Swinton, Tilda/Ledoyen, Virginie/Acharki, Myriam/Mulder, Saskia/De Stoppani, Bindu/Hart, Stacy/Seibert, Isabella/de Fougerolles, Hélène/Huber, Simone/Thomas, Elizabeth (I) +Beaches (1988)/Ball, Robert (I)/Elizondo, Hector/Marshall, Scott (I)/McCuller, Arnold/Elias, Michael (I)/Campanella, Frank (I)/Mekka, Eddie/Hertford, Whit/Grifasi, Joe/Giugni, David Michael/McGowan, Charles (I)/Majewicz, Steven/Restivo, Steve/Gibbel, Ken/Feldstein, Don/Bohl, Bill (I)/Heard, John/Shaiman, Marc/Larson, Jack W./Leeds, Phil/Niles, Todd/Read, James (II)/Richwood, Patrick/Sabato, Bo/Keenan, Harvey/Salcido, Michael A./Blair, Nicky (I)/Miller, Ken (IX)/Weintraub, Zachary/Levinson, Joshua (I)/Applebaum, Bill/Kent, Allan/McDaniel, Keith/Britton, Lugene/Gray, Spalding/French, Michael (I)/Marshall, Garry/Miller, Harvey (I)/Buxton, Frank/Crossley, Charlotte/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Betancourt, Anne/Bond, Julie (III)/Sigrist, Lori/Parker, Adrienne/Hershey, Barbara/Bremner, Melissa/Hess, Doris/Bialik, Mayim/Paris, Andrea (I)/Kazan, Lainie/Sigrist, Terri/Plant, Nikki/Huff, Clara (I)/Goodfriend, Lynda (I)/Lewis, Jenifer/Johnston, Grace/Marshall, Lori/Midler, Bette/Baldwin, Judith (I)/Aalda, Mariann/Savage, Lisa/Marshall, Barbara (I)/Riegel, Cindy/Crosby, Lucinda/Williard, Carol/Paris, Julie/Fremont, Laura/Leeds, Marcie/Earle, Carla/Jennings, Maureen (I)/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Frazen, Diane/Dulo, Jane/Singleton, Katherine/Lyden, Mona/Calabro, Karin/Morgan, Kimberly (I)/McLean, Caitlin +Bean (1997)/Goldring, Danny/Capaldi, Peter/Egan, Peter (I)/Brownstein, Rob/Matthews, Dakin/Lowe, Chris (III)/Atkinson, Rowan/Gant, Richard/Drake, Larry/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Galecki, Johnny/Mills, John (I)/Doty, David/Curtis-Brown, Robert/Ellis, Chris (I)/Lawrence, Andrew (I)/Corner, Clive (I)/Mills, Thomas/Charles, Scott (I)/James, Peter (VI)/Hicks, Richard (II)/Anzilotti, Perry/MacNicol, Peter/Yulin, Harris/McGowan, Tom (II)/Irving, Richard (II)/Goldie, Alison/Pearlstein, Julia/Helde, Annette/Reed, Pamela/Grace, April/Brenn, Janni/Brown, June/Fields, Gigi/Ivey, Lela/Vessey, Tricia/Oh, Sandra/Yeskel, Ronnie/Shanks, Priscilla/Shepard, Maridean Mansfield +Beastmaster, The (1982)/Randles, Larry/Hice, Eddie/Huff, Tommy J./Hice, Freddie/Hooker, Billy Hank/Thibodeau, Mick/Reynolds, Fess/Scott, George (II)/Singer, Marc (I)/Gravish, Jonathan/Loomis, Rod/Barbour, Bruce Paul/Driggers, Jim/Strait, Ralph/Deadrick Sr., Vince/Kirton, Mike/Heyn, Don/Humphreys, Richard (I)/Reynolds, Paul (I)/Carbo, Henry/Simons, Monty L./Dunlavey, Tim/Hicks, Chuck/Shawver, Dale/Farnsworth, Diamond/Milrad, Josh/McLarty, Gary/Amos, John (I)/Whelan, Jeremy/Torn, Rip/Hammer, Ben (I)/Jayne, Billy/Epper, Tony (I)/Donno, Eddy/Armstrong, Hugh/Zormeier, Daniel/Roberts, Tanya/Kellogg, Christine/Smith, Linda (I)/DeMay, Janet/Tabet, Kim/Bonta, Vanna/Jones, Janet +Beautiful Girls (1996)/Robards, Sam/Robson, Sterling/Castens, Matthew Nathan/Bright, Richard (I)/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Settell, Tomas/Kaspszak, Edward/Anello, Frank/Arquette, David/Emmerich, Noah/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Dillon, Matt (I)/Lynch, John Carroll/Thompson, Trent Nicholas/Scurti, John/Dulli, Greg/Ruben, Martin/Osterberg, Oliver/Gooding, Ben (I)/LeFevre, Adam/Ade, Herbie/Perlich, Max/Hutton, Timothy/Gibis, Tom/Burt, Earl R./Bobby, Anne/Ranallo, Nicole/Sorvino, Mira/O'Donnell, Rosie/Plimpton, Martha/Holly, Lauren/Katz, Sarah (I)/Gish, Annabeth/Thurman, Uma/Erickson, Anne W./Portman, Natalie/Melloy, Tammara/D'Ambrose, Camille/Levine, Allison/Lacey, Joyce +Beautiful Mind, A (2001)/Savante, Stelio/Bittner, Cade/Steinbach, Victor/McClelland, Charles (II)/Rapp, Anthony/Hart, Evan/Esper, Michael/Bryant, Rich/Blaylock, John (I)/Pierce, Michael C./Blindauer, Patrick/Bennett, Sean/Bligh, James Thomas/Bayer, Dave (I)/Pierre, Mills/Van Wyck, Erik/Dillon, Sean (IV)/Sweeney, Dave/Austin, Reggie/Easton, Anthony/Tanaka, Alex/Broder, Bob (II)/Samson, Matt/Fante, Fabrizio/Harris, Ed (I)/Tobin, John H./Falcon, Jonah/Hirsch, Judd/Lucas, Josh (I)/Gordon, Gregory/Allen, Tommy (I)/Fernstrom, Scott/Allen, David B./Bettany, Paul/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Clay, Scott Addison/Horton, Jason (I)/Walsh, Thomas F./Plummer, Christopher (I)/Gray-Stanford, Jason/Todd, Jeffrey Christopher/Rosenfeld, Isadore/Roberts, Glenn (I)/Lewis, Brian Keith/McCall, Logan/Reid, Sean/Pendleton, Austin/Jupp Jr., Ed/Dress, Gregory/Stuart, Ned/Baskin, Lloyd/Stone, Darius/Pais, Josh/Doran, Jesse/Howard, Rance/Dunham, Will/Thinnes, Roy/Crowe, Russell/Cassella, Kent/Toma, Alex/Howard, Ron (I)/McNutt, Tom/Stockton, Christopher/Bougere, Teagle F./Chen, Dan/Penney, Reed/Burkley, Eva/Connelly, Jennifer/Howard, Cheryl (I)/Simon, Jill M./Occhiogrosso, Carla/Ellis, Berly/Jenkins, Jane (I)/Walz, Amy/Toomey, Tracey/Quigley, Susan/Weedon, Jennifer/Thomas, Yvonne (II)/Cardinalli, Valentina/Clarke, Tanya/Fellegara, Kathleen/Cardone, Vivien/Klompus, Betsy/Pitrago, Holly/Nomura, Lyena +Beautiful Thing (1996)/Berry, Glen (I)/Harries, Davyd/Duggan, Terry (I)/Benfield, John/Cooper, Garry (I)/Savage, John (III)/Bowers, Daniel (I)/Mamodeally, Ozdemir/Harvey, Jonathan (II)/Lynn, Dave/Fraser, Andrew (II)/Neal, Scott/Martin, Steven M. (II)/Walsh, Martin (III)/Daniels, Ben (I)/Sanderson, Catherine/Empson, Tameka/Henry, Linda (I)/Sidaway, Marlene/Edwards, Jeillo/Karen, Anna (I)/Smith, Julie (I)/Ware, Liane/Stanton, Sophie/Syal, Meera/Goddard, Beth +Beauty and the Beast (1991)/Pauley, Wilbur/de Ruiter, Albert/Orbach, Jerry/Stanley, Gordon/Moss, Larry (III)/Sturk, Stephen/Null, Panchali/Farmer, Bill (I)/Murphy, Alec/Hansen, Larry/Hansen, Randy (I)/Welker, Frank/Everhart, Rex/Smith, Hal/Adler, Bruce/White, Richard (I)/Proctor, Phil/Fifer, Bruce/Flucker, Johnson/Pierce, Bradley/Barnes, Scott (I)/Stiers, David Ogden/Benson, Robby/Lackey, Hearndon/Corti, Jesse/Cummings, Brian/Epstein, Alvin/Pinney, Patrick/Dvorsky, George/Angel, Jack (I)/Jay, Tony/Clarke, Philip L./McGowan, Mickie/Hart, Mary Ann/Robertson, Kimmy/Bonta, Vanna/Korey, Alix/Darling, Jennifer/O'Hara, Paige/Worley, Jo Anne/Perito, Jennifer/Brennan, Maureen (I)/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Richards-Hewes, Cynthia/Daley, Margery/Callaway, Liz/Soucie, Kath/Napoli, Susan/Kubey, Phyllis/Lansbury, Angela/Peyton, Caroline/Bergman, Mary Kay +Beauty Shop (2005)/McBride, Jamie/Levitas, Andrew/Holmes, Jim (I)/JJ, Little/Rogers, Carlos A./Hounsou, Djimon/Page, John Fitzgerald/Valderrama, Wilmer/Best, Otis/Hardwick, Omari/Williams, Brian (X)/Wilson, Bryce/Bacon, Kevin/Lane, Chris L./Bordere, Larissa/Hayes, Laura (I)/Sims, Car'ynn/Gardner, Stream/Wickliffe, Mary/Latifah, Queen/Shaffer, Michelle/Hurd, Paige/Shepherd, Sherri/Lenehan, Nancy/Corinealdi, Emayatzy E./Lee, Kimora/Givens, Adele/Woodard, Alfre/Garrett, Crystal S./MacDowell, Andie/Gomez-Preston, Reagan/Brooks, Golden/Spencer, Octavia/Wyler, Melissa/Dahl, Tawny/LisaRaye/Covington, Suzanne/Reese, Della/Silverstone, Alicia/Suvari, Mena/Underwood, Sheryl/Johnson, Ki Toy/Drake, Joyful/Knight Pulliam, Keshia +Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (1996)/Spade, David/Linklater, Richard/Letterman, David/Dumaurier, Francis/Darling, Tony/Judge, Mike (I)/Nayyar, Harsh/Ruschak, Michael/Doman, John/Huss, Toby/Bogosian, Eric/Stack, Robert/Flaherty, Jim/Johnson, Sam (I)/Kinnear, Greg/Brown, Kristofor/Guinee, Tim/Reeves, Dale (III)/Willis, Bruce/Phillips, Karen (II)/Thomas, Gail/Leachman, Cloris/Blair, Pamela/McNamara, Rosemary/Barba, Jacqueline/Moore, Demi +Bed of Roses (1996)/Mantell, Michael/Chaltiel, Zachary/Cassell, Paul/Narus, Peter John/Slater, Christian/Brolin, Josh/Cranham, Kenneth/Hodge, Aldis/Harrold, Jamie/Tarantina, Brian/Griffin, S.A./Nocera, Jonathan/Sierra, Víctor/Tate, Nick/Haley, Michael/Masterson, Mary Stuart/Lee, Adrian (III)/Leigh, Andrea/Jacobs, Claire (II)/Sinclair, Liz/Morgan, Cass/Pitoniak, Anne/Pepper, Leah/Grant, Jessica Brooks/Alice, Mary (I)/Adlon, Pamela/Zima, Yvonne/Walker, Ally/Torres, Gina/Monk, Debra/Fogel, Donna Jean/Blume, Edith/Casado, Desiree +Bedazzled (2000)/Henry, Todd/Peterson, Dominic/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Lustig, Aaron/Wolfskill, Robert/Burleigh, A. David/Rogerson, Iain/Ambrose, Robert (II)/Doucette, Jeff (I)/Moncrief, Paul/Phoenix, Tim/Victor, Mickey/Haratian, Ray/Duthie, Scott/Firth, Julian/Fraser, Brendan/Bourell, Anderson/Simon, Paul (II)/Osbourne, William/Trimble, Scott/Haley, Michael/Jerome-Clayton, Whayne/McKenzie, Stephan (II)/Morelle, Ilya/Bain, David (II)/Dearborn, Eric/Hayes, Jim D./Holmes, Daniel L./Huss, Toby/Adelstein, Paul/Jay, Baron/Casseus, Gabriel/Pomichter, James/Hammond, Roger/Woodruff Jr., Tom/Marquez, William/Gutelius, Matt/Cohen, Sam (V)/Martin, Rudolf/Jones, Orlando/Salyers, William/Hurley, Elizabeth (I)/Stratton, Sadie/Torres, Tamara (I)/Hohalek, Natalie/Nichols, Eboni Y./Pfau, Tracy/Albert, Lindsay/O'Connor, Frances (II)/Shor, Miriam/Wiles, Beverly/Wood, Hope/Burns, Brigid/Somerville, Bonnie/Quinealty, Katy/Meschter, Cara Michelle/Shoemaker, Susie/Boehle, Michelle/Osekowsky, Jessica Anne/Johnson, Lia/Chavoshi, Gigi/Rodriguez, Gloria (II)/Walker, Joelene/Thomas, Jodi Lynn/Herrington, Suzanne/Ward, Laurel A./Hodson, Biddy/Cameron, Christine (I)/Wittelsbach, Elizabeth/Bacalso, Joanna +Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971)/McKennon, Dal/Weighill, Ian/Raine, Jack/Peel, Richard/Holt, Bob/Burke, Patrick Sullivan/Weinrib, Lennie/Dennis-Leigh, Patrick/Lating, Manfred/Jaffe, Sam (I)/McDowall, Roddy/Eustrel, Anthony/Orchard, John (I)/Malet, Arthur/Delevanti, Cyril/Gould-Porter, Arthur/Snart, Roy/Brotherson, Eric/Larsen, Milt (I)/Farley, Morgan/Traeger, Rick/Jewkes, Delos/Ericson, John/Space, Arthur/Bachmann, Conrad/Owen, Reginald/Mann, George/Forsyth, Bruce/Brugman, James/Wrigley, Ben/Worden, Hank/Kane, Sid/Tomlinson, David (I)/Lansbury, Angela/O'Callaghan, Cindy/Semon, Maxine/O'Shea, Tessie/Morrison, Barbara (I)/Gould, Ina +Beerfest (2006)/Gibson, Darren/Colon, Dave/Quezada, Steven Michael/Graf, Allan/Gainey, M.C./Yeoman, Owain/Faxon, Nat/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Washington, Robbie/Hudson, Brian/Hendry, Aaron/Grace, James (II)/Kanin, Gary/Shiver, Arron/Scher, Cameron/Schwendimann, Pab/Frattasio, Fortunato/Brutsche, Ivan/Thornton, Collin/Maginnis, Leif/Olsen, Eric Christian/Mouchet, Marc/Chandrasekhar, Jay/Yurchak, Michael/Prochnow, Jürgen/Melhorn, Keola/Brenninkmeyer, Philippe/Forte, Will/Johnson, Bjorn (I)/Carver, Tom/Kappy, Isaac/Weldele, Phil/Lemme, Steve/Roday, James/Wakeman, Z. Ray/Zeller, Ben/Sang, Rohit/Nelson, Willie/Heffernan, Kevin (I)/Tate, Tom/Stolhanske, Erik/Schlierkamp, Gunter/Ocksrider, Justin/Hutchinson, Galen/Moeller, Ralf (I)/Perello, Richard/Cassidy, Lux/Kramer, Lance (III)/Moss, Chris (VII)/Soter, Paul/Ryan, Blanchard/Leigh, Mandi/Martin, Jolie/Holden, Sara/Robinson, Megan/Lane, Anna (II)/Anderson, Audrey Marie (I)/Leachman, Cloris/Lewis, Chauntal/Smith, Candace (I)/Mo'Nique/Harding, Nikki/Fusco, Simona/Kristen, Leanna/Hay, Amber/Stratton, Nicole/Williams, Jessica (V)/Jàvor, Sabrina/Figoten, Sarah/Higgins, Brittney +Beethoven (1992)/Duchovny, David/Morton, Chad (I)/McKenzie, Andres/Lofton, Cirroc/Castile, Christopher/LaBrecque, Patrick/Davidson, Robi/Jones, Dean (I)/Brooks, Matthew (I)/Gordon-Levitt, Joseph/Platt, Oliver/Tucci, Stanley/Grodin, Charles (I)/Pinkard, Craig/Mize, Nicolas/Little, Chris (I)/Danziger, Cory/Kenner, Jacob/Wortell, Holly/Walters, Melora/Heaton, Patricia/Gerber, Lisa (I)/Marga, Lorraine/Karr, Sarah Rose/Hicks, Maxine Elliott/Jones, O-Lan/O'Hara, Colleen (I)/Massman, Stephanie/Cronin, Laurel/Fish, Nancy/Tom, Nicholle/Paysinger, Sherri/Hunt, Bonnie +Beethoven's 2nd (1993)/Bond, Jordan/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Zamora, Dion/Kolker, Todd/Schallert, William/Gummersall, Devon/Chaykin, Maury/Cavanaugh, Robert/Lake, Don/Perkins, Jason (I)/Penn, Chris (I)/Jankiewicz, Pat/Corey, Jeff/Hamilton, Ashley/Dugan, Tom (II)/Rapp, Damien/Masterson, Danny/Castile, Christopher/Slavin, Randall (I)/Waara, Scott/Grodin, Charles (I)/Capers, Virginia/Reitman, Catherine/Hunt, Bonnie/Mazar, Debi/Tom, Nicholle/McComb, Heather/Bjork, Adena/Wortell, Holly/Karr, Sarah Rose +Beetle Juice (1988)/Page, Maurice/Baldwin, Alec/Ettlinger, Mark/Keaton, Michael/Jochimsen, Gary/Filpi, Carmen/Pettersen, Bob/Cavett, Dick/Shadix, Glenn/Turner, Douglas (I)/Goulet, Robert/Cox, Tony (I)/Saunders, J. Jay/Stanger, Hugo/Angel, Jack (I)/Davis, Duane/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Schneider, Charles (II)/Bow, Simmy/Cheatham, Maree/Martinez, Patrice (I)/McEnroe, Annie/Kellerman, Susan/Sidney, Sylvia/Lutz, Adelle/Daly, Cindy/Ryder, Winona/Davis, Geena/Mittelman, Rachel/O'Hara, Catherine (I) +Before Night Falls (2000)/Depp, Johnny/Nemo (II)/Zamora, Jorge (III)/Medina, Noel/Osoria, Claudio/Murillo, Juan Cristóbal/González, Manuel (VI)/Ehrenberg, Matthias/Wincott, Michael/Florido, Giovanni/Babenco, Hector/Zavala, Antonio/Bucio, Julian/Schnabel, Cy/Bardem, Javier/Hebra, Melanio Filiberto/Woolrich, Abel/Villa, Alfredo (III)/Schnabel, Vito Maria/Martinez, Olivier/Domingo, Xavier/Skolimowski, Jerzy/Schnabel, Jack/Pereyra, René/Valdez, Robertico/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Benites, Aquiles/Ganuza, Eloy/Benítez, Benjamín (I)/Ortiz, John (I)/Oliver, Mario/Zárate, Jorge/Laresca, Vincent/Rivero, Manolo/Springer, Eric/Schnabel, Olmo/Khotan/Magill, Santiago/Compte, Maurice/Nugent, Jimmy/Castro, Fidel (I)/Arroyuelo, Eduardo/Luna, Diego (I)/Díaz, Yulian/Gattorno, Francisco/Penn, Sean (I)/Estrella, Filiberto/Rivera, Rene/Di Stefano, Andrea/Silva, Sebastián/Antonio, Eduardo/García, Manolo (II)/Zepeda, Jorge/Fassler, Andrea/Barragán, Lois/Puertas, Chanel/Beato, Carmen/Abbott, Diahnne/Cruz, Zulema/Chapman, Lia/Piaskowska, Eva/Medina, Ofelia/Schnabel, Stella/Schnabel, Lola/Martinez, Caridad/Padilla Sánchez, Marisol/Maillé, Claudette/Nimri, Najwa/Gil, Annie/Reyes Spíndola, Patricia/Garmendia, Olatz Lopez/Borayo, Olga/Navarro, Loló/Schnabel, Esther G./Magda (IV)/Díaz, Marlene +Before Sunrise (1995)/Waiglein, Harold/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Pöschl, Hanno/Weingartner, Hans/Andric, Branko/Sloss, John/Rubinowitz, Tex/Staribacher, Wolfgang/Reiter, Wilbirg/Reiter, Otto/Bruckschwaiger, Karl/Buttinger, Haymon Maria/Glüxam, Wolfgang/Kulterer, Hubert Fabian/Hawke, Ethan/Ankowitsch, Christian/Schollhammer, Georg/Kurti/Poet, Paul/Jeschim, Bilge/Castell, Dominik/Huemer, Peter Ily/Delpy, Julie/Seibel, Alexandra/Mangold, Erni/Eckert, Andrea/Schweiger, Constanze/Klebel, Barbara/Lyon, Liese +Before Sunset (2004)/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Delpy, Albert/Diabolo/Pauly, Rodolphe/Hawke, Ethan/Evrard, Denis/Pillet, Marie/Delpy, Julie/Lemoine Torres, Louise/Plasteig, Mariane +Before the Rain (1994)/Mareski, Cvetko/Gould, Joe/Psaltirov, Metodi/Woodruff, Rod/Mikic, Aleksander/Jovanovski, Mile/Stefanovski, Ilko/Endrovski, Vladimir/Krstevski, Mladen/Josifovski, Josif/Ristevski, Kiro/Spirkovski-Dzumerko, Blagoja/Madzirov, Igor/Levi, Nino/Klince, Atila/Mircevski, Petar/Newman, Daniel (I)/Delova, Lence/Jovanovski, Meto (I)/Needham, Peter/Shala, Abdurrahman/Colin, Grégoire/Villiers, Jay/Damevski, Moni/Serbedzija, Rade/Psaltirov, Kiril/Goran/Jacev, Vladimir/Kastrati, Arben/Bresliski, Ljupco/Todorovski, Ljupco/Delcevski, Boris/Vitanov, Jordan/Velkov, Dejan/Maksut, Dzemail/Monev, Sando/Stojanovska, Silvija/Mitevska, Labina/Stojanova, Milica/Kirandziska, Suzana/Wilkes, Melissa/Kocevska, Katerina/Law, Phyllida/Hamilton, Gabrielle (II)/Cartlidge, Katrin +Behind Enemy Lines (2001)/Davis, George (II)/Bocchetti, Mark/Pierson, Geoffrey/Filipovic, Tarik/Krupa, Olek/Robinson, Bumper/Russom, Leon/Kollarik, Kamil/Margolius, Daniel/Boyce, Todd (I)/de Almeida, Joaquim/Goossen, Greg/Whitfield, Charles Malik/Igonda, Marko/Mikulcík, Kamil/Mashkov, Vladimir/Hackman, Gene/Van Lynden, Aernout/Franko, Robert/Urbánek, Ivan/Palka, Peter/Oktavec, Vladimir/Hajdarhodzic, Igor/Bagtasevic, Ismet/Nola, Filip/Bilal, Salaetin/Hoffman, Lukas/Mooney, Tom/Keith, David (I)/Wilson, Owen/Johnson, Shane (I)/Marinkovic, Dragan (II)/Mason, Laurence/Podell, Eyal/Grgic, Goran/Mladic, Ratko/Jaeger, Sam/Chandler, Jared/Winston, Don (I)/Macht, Gabriel/Lucey, Dorothy/Srncova, Lucia/Perry, Elizabeth (III)/Seksan, Vedrana/Sorum, Ann +Being John Malkovich (1999)/Penn, Sean (I)/Murray, James (II)/Murray, James (XIII)/Sporleder, Gregory/Garson, Willie/Jenkins, Sylvester/Hanson, Zac/Hanson, Taylor/Hayes, Reginald C./Hanson, Isaac/Carroll, Kevin/Sheen, Charlie/Fancy, Richard/Jonze, Spike/Ross, Neil (I)/Hairston, Jester/Wyler, David (I)/Bean, Orson/Sinise, Gary/Bangs, Lance/Cusack, John/Wittman, Bill/Pitt, Brad/Lee, Kevin (IV)/Ryusaki, Bill M./O'Neill, Greg (I)/Jacott, Carlos/Weinstein, Eric (I)/Bellamy, Ned/Piven, Byrne/Hoffman, Dustin/Hansen, Daniel (I)/Ryan, Patrick (IV)/Fincher, David/Johnson, Roy C./Malkovich, John/Emerick, Gerald/Buck, William (II)/Brown, W. Earl/Wyler, Flori/Dick, Andy (I)/Isaac, Victor/Spaulding, Ralph W./Low, Eddie J./Keener, Catherine/Lanc, Madison/Place, Mary Kay/Canzoneri, Jennifer/Ryder, Winona/Neuberger, Jessica/DeMasi, Kacee/Rivera, Elizabeth (I)/Diaz, Cameron/Teacher, Kelly/O'Brien, Mariah/Madden, Michelle/Hayden, Pamela (I)/Dabrowski, Denise/Ginsburg, Yetta/Rifkin, Sara/Montelius, Yvonne/Coleman, Christine D./Dodds, K.K./Hess, Jayne/Krejer, Christine/Wetzell, Judith/Spencer, Octavia/Gelfund, Audrey/Cordle, Kristie/Bassett, Marlowe/Grimsley, Charlene/Benoît, Jacqueline/Long, Erica/Tippo, Patti/D'Andrea, Kristin/Diehl, Jeanne/Sjostrom, Chelsa +Being Julia (2004)/Richings, Julian/Sturridge, Tom/Busher, Andrew Paton Story/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Burdon, Bryan/Anderson, Bruce (VI)/Gambon, Michael/Sinclaire, Denzel/Markham, Ronald/Evans, Shaun (II)/Irons, Jeremy/Lawson, Leigh/Chaykin, Maury/Culkin, Michael/Lang, George (II)/Irons, Max/Komlós, István/Sach, Terry/Bening, Annette/Stevenson, Juliet/Tushingham, Rita/Kiss, Mari/Charlton, Catherine/Fitzalan, Marsha/Margolyes, Miriam/Punch, Lucy/Jiear, Alison/Churcher, Teresa/Harris, Rosemary (I)/McCarthy, Sheila (I) +Being There (1979)/Sellers, Peter/Grundy, Arthur/Burbridge, Oteil/Wilson, Ned (I)/Kreindel, Mitch/Hay, Austin/Weisman, Sam/Marin, Paul/Dysart, Richard A./Noble, James (I)/Baskin, Elya/Harkins, John (I)/Copeland, Maurice/Rosenberg, Arthur/Seff, Richard/Greenberg, Leon/Burton, W.C. 'Mutt'/Jensen, Jerry (I)/Warden, Jack/Venture, Richard/Jacob, Donald/Keller III, Ravenell/Currier, Terrence/Williams, Allen (I)/Hoffman, Basil/Hammer, Mark (I)/Wyenn, Than/Dance, William/Larsen, William/Patterson, Kenneth (I)/Shaner, Timothy/McClure, Ernest/Grover, Stanley/Corrigan, Brian (I)/Ward, Sandy/Dawkins, Henry B./Aar, Jim/Ashby, Hal/McKenzie, Richard (I)/McNabb Jr., Gerald C./Lubin, William/Williams, William F./Lehne, Fredric/Douglas, Melvyn/Harris Jr., Hoyt Clark/Basehart, Richard/Hellman, Jerome/Clennon, David/Brown, Alfredine P./Brill, Fran/Humble, Gwen/De Hetre, Katherine/Hall, Georgine/Jefferson, Laurie/Leaman, Nell P./Hansen, Danna/Meshad, Janet/Barkley, Villa Mae P./Walsh, Alexandria/Hertelendy, Hanna/MacLaine, Shirley/Britt, Melendy/Attaway, Ruth/DuBarry, Denise/Hirson, Alice +Believer, The (2001)/Miles, A.D./Ardezzone, Chuck/Libowitz, Sig/Lieberman, Harvey (II)/Marcus, Michael (III)/Harto, Joshua/Port, Michael/Drummond, Jack (II)/Connor, Brendan Patrick/Nohilly, Tommy/Guttman, Ronald (I)/Gari, Roberto/Eivers, Kris/Moss-Bachrach, Ebon/Kadish, Christopher/Feldman, Tibor/Gosling, Ryan (I)/Dillahunt, Garret/Lage, Jordan/McCaffrey, James G./Fischer, Carl (VI)/Bean, Henry/Green, Jacob/Fitzgerald, Glenn/Strober, Dean/Meadows, Peter/Zane, Billy/Lazarus, Judah/Bailey, David (III)/Garland, Joel/Martin, John Wills/Winters, Frank/Reaser, Elizabeth/Knopf, Sascha/Patton, Lucille/Leggero, Natasha/Russell, Theresa/Brody, Samantha/Phoenix, Summer/Weiss, Eileen B./Hunter, Zoe (I)/Goldenhersh, Heather/Feldshuh, Tovah +Bella Martha (2001)/Stein, Adrian/Mazohl, Leonhard/Ribon, Diego/Helmi, Oskar/Thomsen, Ulrich/Titzmann, Gunnar/Broumis, Oliver/Glaubrecht, Frank/Wannek, Antonio/Ducornau, Jerome/Garbers, Gerhard/Wittenborn, Michael/Zirner, August/Castellitto, Sergio/Sprenger, W.D./Ries, Jophi/Adam, Dietrich/Dressel, Rocco/Studt, Katja/Fuchs, Maria (I)/Foerste, Maxime/Schmidt, Angela/Trauttmansdorff, Victoria/Gedeck, Martina/Flogel, Alexandra/Grauwiller, Regula/Nettelbeck, Sandra/Hansmeier, Katrin/Canonica, Sibylle/Üner, Idil +Belle de jour (1967)/Charvey, Marcel/Clémenti, Pierre/Eyraud, Marc/Marcay, Pierre/Sorel, Jean/Musson, Bernard/Fresson, Bernard/Charrel, Michel/Blanche, Francis/De Roseville, D./Marchal, Georges/Piccoli, Michel/Khan, Iska/Buñuel, Luis/Cerval, Claude/Maistre, François/Rabal, Francisco/Fabian, Françoise/Page, Geneviève/Méril, Macha/Muni/Deneuve, Catherine/Parmentier, Brigitte/Latour, Maria/Dandrieux, Dominique/Blasquez, Adélaïde +Belle epoque (1992)/Marques, Eduardo/Pyrrait, Miguel/Fuente, Marciano de la/Sequeira, Fernando (I)/Sanz, Jorge (I)/González, Agustín (I)/Huete, Manuel (I)/Fernán Gómez, Fernando/Raposo, Joaquín/Nascimento, Bernardino/Sacristán, José Antonio/Potau, Joan/Bonilla, Jesús/Venturini, François/Otegui, Juan José/Diego, Gabino/Salaviza, João/Galabru, Michel/Zagalo, Luís/Romero, Luis (V)/Cubero, Félix/Graniza, José/Ramírez, Mary Carmen/Díaz Aroca, Miriam/Galiana, María/Verdú, Maribel/Gil, Ariadna/Lampreave, Chus/Cruz, Penélope/Andrade, Adelina +Belle et la bête, La (1946)/Marco, Raoul/Kuether, John/Marquand, Christian/Purnhagen, Gregory/Marais, Jean/André, Marcel (I)/Cocteau, Jean/Watteaux, Gilles/Auclair, Michel/Blin, Noël/Zhou, Zhang/Neill, Hallie/Parély, Mila/Martinez, Ana María/Felty, Janice/Day, Josette/Germon, Nane +Beloved (1998 I)/Douglas, Brother (I)/Harvin, Wendell/Harvin, William/Curtis, Jahmal/Eaves, Dashiell/Benbow, Jeremy/Matthews, Dajon/Ray, George E./Gibson, Terel/Strother, Frederick/Perillo, Joey/Lazar, Paul/Kardon, Mason/Peters, Kent W./Baker, Damani/Rosin, James/Berdick, Len/Capellaro, Daniel/Hartman, Frank/Louwerse, Keith/Douglass, Lionel/Saxon, Edward/Castle, Robert W./Duckett, Mahlon N./Napier, Charles/Harper, Hill/Chisholm, Anthony/Bentley, Wes/Roche, Jim (I)/James, Brooklyn/Glover, Danny/Hooks, Brian/Ciccolella, Jude/Roche, Jimmy Joe/Whalen, Chris (I)/Cash Sr., William 'Ready'/Calypso, Anthony S./Wiggins Jr., Norris/Cartwright, Bart/Leslie, Donald Paul/Robards, Jason/Glenn, Stanley/Miller, Warren (I)/Wheeler, Ford/Byrd Jr., Calvin/Dixon, Robert (IV)/Gould, Harold (I)/Glenn, Charles (I)/Pinnock, Emil/Northup, Harry/Walter, Tracey/Olmstead, Dan (I)/Toutebon, Joe/Johnson, Calen/Hall, Albert (I)/Walker, Jiggs/Kahlil, Aisha/Dorsey, Ayoka/Summerour, Lisa/Gary, Sharon/Marlowe, Nora (II)/Shepherd, Cue/Childs, Diedre L./Watson, Ashleigh/Hall, Irma P./Roselli, Lauren/McIntyre, Dianne/Beener, Yada/Danticat, Edwidge/Richards, Beah/Ward, Willa/Rushmere, Valerie/Preston, Madeline/Winfrey, Oprah/Fernadez, Hazel/Grosvenor, Vertamae/Hamilton, Lisa Gay/Blake, Grace (IV)/Rochester, Matt/Etienne, Yanick/Biggs, Cynthia/Owens, Ashley/Vicks, Karen/Castle, Ramona/Johnson, Louise (I)/Birt, Cecelia Ann/Coates, Dorothy Love/Randall, Kessia/Turner, Ophelia M./Gassant, Denise/White, Jane (I)/Dierlam, Katy/Johnson, Faith Grace/Elise, Kimberly/Webb, Rema D./Marcelle, Michelle (I)/Houston, Thelma/Gray, Frances/Sparks, Millicent/Cael, Jordan/Sangare, Oumou/Beverley, Trazana/Hinson, Tyler/Barnwell, Ysaye M./Maillard, Carol/Newton, Thandie/Smiley, Leigh/Robinson, Aliya/Neville, Gaynielle/Smith, Lillian (III)/Fils-Aimé, Jacqueline Celestin/Washington, Pauletta (I)/Lewis, Carol Jean/Hardeman, Annette/Hawkins, Brittany/Utt, Angie/Casel, Nitanju Bolade/Belance, Alerte/West, Portia +Below (2002)/Blake, Craig/Chinlund, Nick/Knapp, Sebastian/McCallany, Holt/Hobbs, Nick (I)/Barnett, Mitchell/Leitch, Matthew/Howard, Andrew (I)/Fletcher, Dexter (I)/Galifianakis, Zach/Bayfield, Paul/Davis, Matthew (I)/Broadway, Gary/Bridgeman, Chris/Ellsworth, Chuck/Casali, Max/Twohy, David/Fairbank, Christopher/Layfield, Crispin/Flemyng, Jason/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Crow, David/Foley, Scott (I)/Conran, Alexis/Plester, Tim/Hartman, Jonathan/Perry, DJ/Williams, Olivia +Ben-Hur (1959)/Carrer, Emile/Truman, Ralph/Coleman, Richard (I)/Lemkow, Tutte/Tordi, Pietro/Kuehl, Bill/Brown, Jerry (III)/Billingsley, Hugh/Jaffe, Sam (I)/De La Fosse, Victor/Pial, Aldo/Berber, Ady/Griffith, Hugh (I)/Layton, Lord/Fiermonte, Enzo/Brown, Robert (I)/Hawkins, Jack/Olmstead, Remington/Mitri, Tiberio/Doro, Mino/Thring, Frank (I)/Lyons, Cliff/Heston, Charlton/Canutt, Joe/Buzzanca, Lando/Morell, André/Pini, Aldo/Danesi, Alfredo/Cosmo, Michael/Currie, Finlay/Capanna, Otello/Hale, Richard (II)/Yrigoyen, Joe/Marra, Luigi/Gemma, Giuliano/Pozzetto, Diego/Mozele, Aldo/Ward, Dervis/Boyd, Stephen (I)/Dugan, Michael (I)/Singh, Reginald Lal/Jauregui, Ed/Mayne, Ferdy/Lang, Stevenson/Van Riel, Raimondo (I)/Fazio, Dino/Heater, Claude/Lamont, Duncan (I)/O'Leary, Thomas/Le Mesurier, John/Silvani, Aldo/Sheldon, Noel/Richfield, Edwin/Payne, Laurence/Relph, George/Glenn, John (I)/Lang, Howard (II)/Shaw, Maxwell/Ross, Hector/Horsley, John/Davies, David (II)/Longdon, Terence/Scott, Martha/Vitelleschi, Stella/Del Balzo, Liana/Greci, José/O'Donnell, Cathy (I)/Harareet, Haya/Berti, Marina +Benchwarmers, The (2006)/Hartunian, Gary/Arayuss, Aeryck Mykel/Laake, Joshua/Kilborn, Craig/Farley, John/Kirk, John (IV)/Meadows, Tim/Singleton, Joey/Pimentel, Gabriel/Venit, Michael/Moore, Michael (XXXI)/Romanowski, Bill/Cramer, Kelly/Hogue, Blake/Jackson, Reggie (I)/Agdaian, David/Heder, Jon (I)/Jones, Doug (I)/Lovitz, Jon/Harvey, Robert (I)/Sexton, Bob/Franklin, Edward J./Smith, William C./Huntington, Dalon/Burris, Rich/Munro, Lochlyn/Nicholson, Ray/McGolgan, Madison/Crews, Terry (I)/Anthony, Jack (III)/Westphal, Michael/Matthews, Trevor (I)/Silardi, Tom/Patrick, Dan (I)/Swardson, Nick/Puluti, Gus/Willig, Matthew/Franco, Lucas/Jones, Wyking/Warrick, Alex/Masak, Ron/Sicari, Joseph R./Kohl, Mike/Hockenbury, Cole/Loughran, Jonathan/Sax, Nolan/Grien, Kyle/Platner, Jack/Keays, Erick/Miller Sr., Darryl K./Williams, Jed (II)/Nolasco, Amaury/Petok, Noel/Sandler, Jared/Schwarzenegger, Patrick/Skakel, Earl/Laake, Trevor/Spade, David/Evans, DJ/Clark, Blake/Dugan, Charles/Del Sol, Gerry/Salisbury, Sean/Weinberg, Matt (I)/Julian, Garrett/Dugan, Dennis/Gnoffo, Joe/Jones, James Earl/Knight, Mason/Haddad, David (I)/Daniels, William (I)/Schneider, Rob/Douglas, Alastair/Darwish, J.J./Fatur, C. Ryan/Prado, Max/Andrich, Stephen F./Cooney, Chipps/Akulov, Aleksandr/Moore, Rob (V)/Frank, Robert S./McCarthy, Danny (IV)/Wachter, Jonathan/Payne, Gloria/Butler, Abbi/Sandler, Jackie (I)/Krzywicki, Teresa/Quick, Kristin/Sims, Molly/Bartlett, Erinn/Kussman, Mesha/Schneider, Tanner/Langton, Brooke/Catlett, Mary Jo/Wild, Mykal/Benker, Jodi/King, Cleo/Sanguigni, Anne Marie/Jackson, Kimberly (II)/Roseen, Irene/Smith, Kate (X)/Drake, Judith (I)/Goldsmith, Vicki/Henry, Jillian/Wildman, Brittany M./Hunter, Rachel (I) +Bend It Like Beckham (2002)/Farley, Trey/Scholes, Paul/Ridealgh, Bill/Ghir, Kulvinder/Kher, Anupam/Motson, John/Varrez, Ash/Harper, Frank (I)/Barnes, John (V)/Chana, Ameet/Neville, Gary/Bhatti, Ahsen/Rhys Meyers, Jonathan/Ali, Imran/Jagdev, Bobby/Chaudhry, Saraj/Harmer, Andy/Beckham, David/Giggs, Ryan/Hansen, Alan (I)/Lineker, Gary/Ghani, Tanveer/Hamm, Mia/Goldberg, Katie/Wadia, Nina/Birch, Jenni/Walker, Louise (III)/Virdi, Harvey/Panjabi, Archie/Stevenson, Juliet/Sehgal, Zohra/Keeka, Suzanna/Chastain, Brandi/Milbrett, Tiffeny/Ross, Adlyn/Shah, Pooja/Knightley, Keira/Khan, Shaheen (I)/Lewis, Shaznay/Richards, Danielle/Lee, Natasha (I)/Beverly, Tanya/Cabey-Gooden, Ebony/Penny, Gill/Lilly, Kristine/Kapoor, Shobu/Okumurakami, Maki/Kalidas, Preeya/Bopari, Nav/Nagra, Parminder/Kirkbride, Sally/Chadha, Gurinder/Virk, Paven/Schofield, Olivia +Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1970)/Gregory, James (I)/Franciscus, James/Watson, David (I)/Heston, Charlton/McDowall, Roddy/Andrews, Tod (I)/Buono, Victor/Sierra, Gregory/Bacon, James/Richards, Paul (I)/Gomez, Thomas/Frees, Paul/Burke, Eldon (I)/Corey, Jeff/Colley, Don Pedro/Evans, Maurice/Wagner, Lou/Hunter, Kim (I)/Trundy, Natalie/Harrison, Linda (I) +Benny & Joon (1993)/Macy, William H./Keevy, Brian/Grifasi, Joe/Nilsson, Shane/Amirkhas, Ramsin/Hedaya, Dan/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Johnson, Irvin/Kamin, Dan/Haedt, Aaron/Phillips, John Grant/Platt, Oliver/Depp, Johnny/Orsatti, Noon/Lincoln, Tony/Larson, Waldo/Laursen, Leslie/Hamilton, Don (I)/Ryan, Eileen/Killebrew, Faye/Curtis, Liane Alexandra/Masterson, Mary Stuart/Moore, Julianne (I)/Pounder, CCH/Sanford, Amy Alizabeth/Walden, Lynette +Beowulf (1999)/Lowe, Brent Jefferson/Pavlovschi, Adrian/Cotton, Oliver/Cobzarju, Marcello/Rusu, Andrei/Robinson, Charles (I)/Jipa, Vlad/Otto, Götz/Wingo, Derik/Willox, Robert/Hammond, Vincent/Sloman, Roger/Alexandru, Dan (II)/Bantas, Vitalie/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Ilinca, Julian/Zaharja, Dorjn/Preoteasa, Florin/Mitra, Rhona/Roberts, Layla/Dumbrava, Diana/Velasquez, Patricia +Best in Show (2000)/Piddock, Jim/Pollard, Steven/Greg, Cody/Arquette, Lewis/Cunningham, Colin (I)/Cecere, Fulvio/Stand By Me, Ch. Quiet Creek's/Guest, Christopher (I)/Alcantar, Tony/Lake, Don/Sasso, Will/Johnston, Andrew (II)/Cranshaw, Patrick/Porter, Steve (I)/Kanagawa, Hiro/Gregory, Doane/Emslie, Don/Miller, Larry (I)/Stewart, Malcolm (I)/Pybus, Harold/Davis, Don S. (I)/Williamson, Scott (I)/Brazeau, Jay/Miller, Stephen E./Red Hot Kisses, Can. Ch. Symarun's/Hitchcock, Michael (I)/Willard, Fred/Kelamis, Peter/Wheeler, Andrew (I)/Martin, Ian Alexander/Higgins, John Michael/Begley Jr., Ed/Keating, Fred (II)/Stark, Patrick/McKean, Michael (I)/Canino, Dany/Levy, Eugene/Balaban, Bob/Cameron, Dave (I)/Barnes, Jehshua/Bryllo, Can. Ch. Urchin's/Laxton, Cleo A./Gann, Merrilyn/Aguirre, Carmen (II)/Rothery, Teryl/Koslo, Corrine/Lynch, Jane/Aizley, Carrie/Posey, Parker/Green, Jay-Lyn/Boyd, Lynda/Harris, Rachael (I)/Angel, Melanie (I)/Luke, Earlene/Theaker, Deborah/Kipling, Madeleine/Dezi Duz It With Pizaz, Brocade Exclamation Ca. Ch. Exxel/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Raptures Classic, Can. Ch./Kash, Linda/Take Me Dancing, Can. Ch. Arokat's Echobar/Sullivan, Camille/Coolidge, Jennifer +Best Laid Plans (1999)/Woodrow, Jesse/Sweeney, Father Terrance/Nivola, Alessandro/Nepita, Sean/Berg, Alec/Howard, Terrence/Brolin, Josh/Hagerty, Michael G./Schaffer, Jeff/Wolande, Gene/Wood, Jody/Mandel, David (I)/Mendoza, José (I)/Marsh, James (II)/McMurtry, Jonathan/Denny, Dirty/McCleery, Michael (I)/Bush, Owen (I)/Carroll, Rocky/Hendrickson, Kate/Witherspoon, Reese/Klingler, Rebecca/Vincent, Teddy/Morris, Jane (I) +Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, The (1982)/Val Cupp, Randy/Grosscup, Lee/Chapman, Gary (IV)/Bond, Raleigh/Lundquist, Verne/Tunney, Marvin/Funk, Robin Lynn/Kenton, Larry/Nabors, Jim/DeLuise, Dom/Ryan, Kevin (II)/Maguire, Patrick (I)/Edson, John/Williams, Larry B./Fite, Bobby/Mitchell, Jerry (III)/Davis, John Walter/Williams, Bret/Itzin, Gregory/Jones, Mickey (I)/Fotopoulos, Mark/Ginnaven, Robert/Hornaday, Jeffrey/Durning, Charles/Christiansen, Harvey/White, Kenneth (I)/Fullington, Michael/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Corbin, Barry/Whitney, Ty/Colson, Donald F./Warners, Robert/Mandan, Robert/Offer, Harold/Bennett, Randy/Magee, Ken/Smith, Howard K./Moore, Steven (VI)/Engel, David (I)/Bray, Stephen (IV)/Gehring, Ted/Evans, Robert Briscoe/Stack, Timothy (I)/McGee, Mark Thomas/Hart, Joe (I)/Neely, Willie T./Beery Jr., Noah/Gibson, David Warren/Forsyth, Ed (II)/Marriot, Ted/Bullard, Brian (I)/Dolf, John/Heffley, Wayne/Taylor, Benjamin (IV)/Threadgill, Kenneth/Robb, Douglas (I)/Ritchey, Lee/Topper, Tim/Calhoun, Jeff (I)/McLain, Karen/Winter, Melanie/Wilkinson, Catherine (II)/Culver, Carol/Lynn, Paula/Nettleton, Lois/Smith, Mary Louise/Merritt, Theresa/Benedict, Gail/Treas, Terri/Wilson, Mary Louise/Robinson, Terri (I)/Cook, Leslie/Drummond, Alice/Pike, Andrea/McLaughlin, Suzi/Catlett, Mary Jo/Mariye, Lily/Garland, Trish/Shaw, Paula (II)/Lund, Lee/Ammann, Sharon/Kleeb, Helen/Bixler, Valerie Leigh/Fields, Lorraine/Harrison, Karyn/Parton, Dolly/Walker, Arnetia/Johnson, Sandy (II)/Nairn-Smith, Jennifer/Gaybis, Anne/Parker, Kay/Gardner, Claudette +Best Years of Our Lives, The (1946)/Conaty, James (I)/Dawson, Hal K./Gillette, Harry (II)/Ames, James/Teal, Ray/Cooper, Clancy/Conklin, Heinie/Gordon, Dick (I)/Dugan, Tom (I)/Palma, Joe/Milani, Chef/Sanford, Ralph (I)/Penn, Leo/Cheshire, Harry/Nokes, Georgie/Rice, Jack/Sanford, Erskine/March, Fredric/Tyrrell, John (II)/Morelli, Ernesto/Ince, John/O'Brien, William H./Karnes, Robert/Erway, Ben/Engle, Billy/Halton, Charles/Bridge, Al/Baldwin, Walter (I)/Andrews, Dana/Bohnen, Roman/Miller, Harold (I)/Hall, Michael (VI)/Beddoe, Don/Hodgins, Earle/Peterson, Caleb/Jackson, Jackie (I)/Chamberlain, Howland/Collins, Ray (I)/Hyke, Ray/Soldi, Stephen/Windheim, Marek/Earle, Edward (I)/Phillips Jr., Norman/Roth, Mickey/Cochran, Steve (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./White, Dean (I)/Ford, Tennessee Ernie/Krupa, Gene/Flaherty, Pat/Darmour, Roy/Infuhr, Teddy/Russell, Harold/Newell, William (I)/Kerr, Donald (I)/Carmichael, Hoagy/Cutler, Victor/Holmes, Stuart/Conway, Bert/Edwards, Blake/Mauree, Michael/Lockwood, Alyn/McCann, Doreen (I)/Franklin, Louise (I)/Wyler, Catherine (I)/Wylie, Jan/O'Donnell, Cathy (I)/Mayo, Virginia (I)/Correll, Mady/Gombell, Minna/Adams, Dorothy/McIntyre, Peggy/Ward, Amelita/George, Gladys/Fesetta, Doris June/Wyler, Judy/Andrews, Carol (I)/Ridgeway, Suzanne/Sayles, Noreen/Du Brey, Claire/Wright, Teresa/Arden, Mary/Loy, Myrna/Aames, Marlene/Mann, Susan (II)/Sanderson, Ruth (I)/Compton, Joyce +Better Luck Tomorrow (2002)/Green, A.J. (I)/McShane, Scott/Lin, Jimmy (I)/Lourenco, Jon Paul/Bain, Brandon/White, Terry (III)/Takahashi, Aaron/Cho, John/Lin, Justin/Young, Chad (I)/Francis, Christopher J./Bonneau, Daniel R./Marquez, Fabian/Russell, Jeff (I)/Bustos, Jesse/Barry, James Isaac/Shen, Parry/Butler, Walter (II)/Petre, Nate/Kualapai, Shane/Jung, Kenwood/Fan, Roger/Jaldon, Joseph/Edmonds, Christopher R./Kang, Sung/Giangrande, Louie/Moore, Anthony (VI)/Alfoldy, Kevin/Weiss, Darian/Baluyot, Mark/Green, Jay (I)/Reyes, Jason/Edmondson, Walker/Matoba, Kenji/Mathers, Jerry/Dross, Ronald/Kahey, Collin/Montecillo, Marc/Alexander, Sean (IV)/DeJohn, Jeff/Barro, Joey/Ford, Wayne/Cartwright, Troy/Baluyot, Bryan/Good, Chris (II)/Laurence, David (I)/Hernandez-Kolski, Joe/Zepeda, Robert/Uyloan, Jonathan/Donaldson, Ben/Leong, Evan/Ricks, Dominique/Monjoy, Christopher/Murphy, Justin (I)/Oliver, Bruno (I)/Cadiz, Ryan/Dennis, Brandon/Cortes, Rick/Semaan, Khalil/Villaverde, Alden/Tobin, Jason J./Chalmers, Tom/Little, Stephanie Noel/Kamiyama, Pauline Kanako/Barnard, Denise/Ramirez, Ramona T./Kelly, Jaime Serene/Arai, Ashley/Esposito, Laura (II)/Keilly, Suzanne/Hsu, Emmie/Shaffer, Ariadne/Marion, Jessie S./Satiani, Smita/Wu, Jennifer Avelyn/Matoba, Nanette/Cheung, Karin Anna/Grant, Lisa (IV)/Hu, Lily/Charles, Donna Tina/Burke, Ina/Stinson, Kristen/DiTota, Karen/Anderson, Shirley (III)/Sotelo, Beverly/Wong, Juliet (I)/Osby, Octavia/Bonilla, Diana/Conner, Danielle/Keith, Crystal/Lee, Lela/Mercado, Esther (I) +Better Off Dead... (1985)/Imada, Brian/Cusack, John/Okumoto, Yuji/Stiers, David Ogden/Gianette, Robert/Anaya, Yano/Rosenthal, Rick (I)/David, J. Warren/Fox, Jonathan Charles/Slade, Demian/Cole, Jude (I)/High, Sam/Mehler, Edward/Dozier, Aaron/Stoklos, Randy/Anello, Ron/Robinson, Stuart K. (I)/Certo, Dominick/Avalon, Frank Burt/Harris, Darren (I)/Ellenstein, Peter/Rollerson, Thomas/Iland, Toby/Dungan, Sebastian/Negron, Taylor/Vaughn, David (III)/Williams, Steven (I)/Schiavelli, Vincent/Mitchell, Chuck (I)/Tushnet, Joey/Schneider, Dan (II)/Stevens, Scooter/Armstrong, Curtis/Little, Rich (I)/Wyss, Amanda/Delane, Rima/Franklin, Diane/Waterbury, Laura/Littlewood, Tina/Daily, Elizabeth/Rubin, Angie/Darby, Kim (I) +Better Than Chocolate (1999)/Parent, Robert (II)/Marr, Tony/Brazeau, Jay/Nappo, Tony/Varga, Gerald/Mundy, Kevin/Outerbridge, Peter/Bond, A.J./Wheeler, Colleen (I)/Sood, Veena/MacDonald, Ann-Marie/Crewson, Wendy/Cox, Christina/Griffin, Jennifer (II)/Dwyer, Karyn/Zeilanger, Beatrice/Delver, Marya/Koslo, Corrine +Beverly Hillbillies, The (1993)/Monnett, Vern/O'Sullivan, James/Ward, Lyman (I)/Mazin, Stan/Highfill, George/Lowell, Jack (II)/O'Casey, Ronan/Schneider, Rob/Edwards, Eric (I)/Woodruff, John W./Crowley, David L./Easton, Robert (I)/Cassidy, Michael (I)/Kearns, Brantley/Ashker, John/Morgan, Branden R./Schmid, James/De Harp, Eddie/Connolly, Kevin (I)/Coleman, Dabney/Reeves, Bobby/Heath, Charlie/Cunico, Dick/McNatt, Don/Moynahan, Michael B./Francis, Archie/Ebsen, Buddy/Jones, Mickey (I)/Filpi, Carmen/Varney, Jim/Bader, Diedrich/Fesselmeyer, Skip/Foster, George (I)/Cervantes, Gary/Wallace, Gregory/Byrd, David (II)/Lively, Ernie/Newman, Sid/Ross, Gordon (I)/Roberts, Jason (I)/Percival, Chaille Hamilton/Cranshaw, Patrick/Duenas, Tony/McGowan, Charles (I)/Dye, Jerre/Norris, Mike/Polcyn, Beverly/Baker, Dorene/Gilbert, Taylor (II)/Fuller, Penny/Pierce, Joan (I)/Parton, Dolly/Muller, Marti/Leachman, Cloris/Tomlin, Lily/Pareira, Randi/Carlson, Linda/Jonns, Birl/Golden, Amy/Jones, Anushka/Rice, Marcia A./Modrell, Shawn/Gabor, Zsa Zsa/Friedkin, Barbara 'Babs'/Montgomery, Lisa/Beesley, Nina/Eleniak, Erika/Thompson, Lea (I)/Spheeris, Annalee/Haley, Lisa (I)/Cook, Leslie/Stevens, Victoria (I)/Hunley, Leann +Beverly Hills Cop (1984)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Harrington, Michael (II)/Vasquez, Randy (I)/Ryon, Rex/Brest, Martin/Reiser, Paul/Banks, Jonathan/Warhit, Douglas/Kimbro, Art/Berkoff, Steven/Weintraub, Carl/Reinhold, Judge/Gregory, Michael (I)/Shields, Nicholas (I)/Bailey, Joel (I)/Wayans, Damon/Overton, Rick/Russo, James (I)/Shade, Barry/Wells, David (I)/Achorn, John/Champion, Michael/Berns, Gerald/Ashton, John (I)/Hill, Gilbert R./Juarbe, Israel/Elliott, Stephen (I)/Murphy, Scott (IV)/Cox, Ronny (I)/Drake, Paul (I)/Levien, Philip/Heller, Chip (I)/Heller, Jack (I)/Pettis, John/Pinchot, Bronson/Pniewski, Mike/Everett, Tom/Adamson, Charles/Madden, Dennis (I)/Corry, Mark E./Borkan, Gene/Wallace, William (III)/De Fonte, Anthony/Pesce, Frank/Hageboeck, Thomas J./Cadogan, Alice/Carson, Darwyn/Eilbacher, Lisa/Mayo-Chandler, Karen/Kishbaugh, Sally +Beverly Hills Cop II (1987)/Susman, Todd/Rock, Chris (I)/Stockwell, Dean/Butler, Eugene (I)/Bower, Tom (I)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Manni, Vic/Sotiropulos, Kopi/Murphy Sr., Ray/Gladstone, Dana/Hehr, Michael/Bartlett, Devin/Bringas, Carl/Gottfried, Gilbert/Hostetter, John/Hefner, Hugh M./O'Connor, Brian (I)/Tienken, Richard/Withrow, Glenn/Donno, Eddy/Lamar, William/Weiss, Bryon/Pansullo, Ed/Kelly, Michael Francis/Ramos, Rudy/Henriques, Darryl/Mounts, Eugene/Liska, Stephen/Cervantes, Gary/Wood, John Lisbon/Carroll, Larry (I)/Reiser, Paul/Adams, Christopher R./Reinhold, Judge/D'Andrea, Anthony/Sako, Sam/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Sherman Jr., Everett/Urshan, Sydney/Cox, Ronny (I)/Garfield, Allen/Shydner, Ritch/Prochnow, Jürgen/Hill, Gilbert R./Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Ridgely, Robert/DeMarlo, Michael/Nero, Danny/Harrison, Richmond/Ashton, John (I)/Pastorelli, Robert/Pesce, Frank/Duquette, Joe/Sanders, Peggy/Lee, Luann/Adair, Alice (II)/Smith, Natalie (I)/Lentini, Susan/Ross, Danielle/O'Brien, Dayna/Soares, Leilani/Herrin, Kymberly/Wildman, Valerie/Paige, Kymberly/Quick, Sarah/Levinsky, Sheri/Swann, Monet/Lammot, Anne/Nielsen, Brigitte/Kingsland, Marlenne/Whitman, Kari/Santini, Pamela/Ferratti, Rebecca/Leigh, Carrie (I)/Cole, Catrin/Kong, Venice/Roberts, Teal/Ray, Ola/Soares, Alana +Beverly Hills Cop III (1994)/Ackerman, Forrest J/Ortega, Jimmy/Dunphy, Jerry/Spence, Sean/Lucas, George/Taylor, Bill (III)/Reid, Royce/Epper, Kurtis/Leong, Al/McRae, Devin/Parry, David (I)/Gilbert, Tim/McHattie, Stephen/Medak, Peter/Stewart, Jerra/Levien, Philip/Hill, Gilbert R./Chun, Charles/Lombardi, Louis/Hernandez, Jonathan/Saxon, John/Simpkins, Joseph Quinn/Ginter, Lindsey/Martin, Dan (II)/Insana, Tino/Sherman, Richard M./Borders, Theodore/Avery, Rick/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Elizondo, Hector/Carhart, Timothy/Hermz, Nick/Elam, Ousaun/Pinchot, Bronson/Rubinow, John/Myers, Dave (I)/Taylor, William B./Sherman, Robert B./Harryhausen, Ray/Collier, Eugene/Reinhold, Judge/MacKinnon, James/McKinney, Gregory/Elman, Gene/Purtan, Dick/Williams, Curtis (I)/Travolta, Joey/Young, Alan (I)/Tenney, Jon/Heath, Christian/Selznick, Albie/Smith, Forry/Schroeder, Barbet/Hiller, Arthur/Dante, Joe (I)/Minor, Bob/Singleton, John (I)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Banks, Steven/Correa, Hector/Myers, Matt (I)/McGill, Hank/Bowen, Michael (I)/Shuster, Tim/Asparagus, Fred/Reid, Roger E./Lykins, Ray/Green, Al (II)/Schaefer, George (III)/McAuley, Nichole/Shea, Cherilyn/Quinn, Patricia (IV)/Williams, Swa'vet/Coolidge, Martha/Melchior, Tracy/Wong, Felicia/Washabaugh, Aliza/Strain, Julie/Williams, Meadow/Macawili, Liza/Venuti, Christina/Alvarez, Christy/Raya, Patty/Sosna, Neva/Allen, Lisa (I)/Acain, Aileen/Cobb, Jennifer (I)/Kagan, Elaine/Hoffman, Marlene/Epper, Jeannie/Smith, Symba/Martin, Helen (II)/Parkhurst, Heather Elizabeth/Arizmendi, Yareli/Randle, Theresa/Gayle, Susan/Harpenau, Wendy/Dolan, Julie/Welch, Wanda/Winston, Hattie/Navlyt, Robin/Walsh, Lynn +Beverly Hills Ninja (1997)/Luisi, Caesar/Decker, Joe/Blanck, Curtis/Thibaut Jr., Robbie/Cardenas, Michael/Breen, Patrick/Goode, Conrad/Sasso, Will/Connolly, Billy/Bulos, Burt/Chau, François/Rock, Chris (I)/Oh, Soon-Tek/Ryusaki, Ryan/Shou, Robin/Dugan, Charles/Davis, Jason (I)/Parker, Nathaniel/Currie, Brian Hayes/Chen, Daming/Kimura, Hideo/Bailey, Tom (II)/Farley, Chris/Cooke, Keith/Tobin, Jason J./Del Sol, Gerry/Tochioka, Doug/Laing, James (II)/Ishimoto, Dale/Stabler, Nicolas/Terada, Steve/Golov, Brett/Farley, Kevin P./Charmelo, Eric C./Farley, John/Miller, Rick (I)/Kline, Richard (I)/Jung, Nathan/Boltauzer, Lisa C./Mathias, Anna/Cappucci, Francesca/Pearson, Tania L./Sheridan, Nicollette/Burig, Susan A./Howard, Nancy (I)/Morrissey, Mary/Allison, Cynthia (I)/Saachiko/Pierse, Sarah/Stabler, Alexandra +Bewitched (2005)/Smith, Scott Alan/Lipton, James/Floyd, Jonathan T./Savage, Terry/Carell, Steve/Lachey, Nick/Zymblosky, Joe/O'Brien, Conan/Sullivan, Larry (I)/Grayson, Evan/Paul, Jarrad/Ostermann, Dan/George, Jason Winston/Kind, Richard/Badalucco, Michael/Cobos, Stephen/Schwartzman, Jason/Grier, David Alan/Colbert, Stephen/Sacha, J.J./Black, Jordan (I)/Rocca, Mo/McMahon, Ed (I)/Ferrell, Will/York, Dick (I)/Katana, Aj/Davidson, Hugh (II)/Friedman, Andrew (IV)/Bravo, Clay/Campbell, Ken Hudson/O'Connor, Robert (IV)/Turner, Jim (I)/Williams, Victor (I)/Stashwick, Todd/Caine, Michael (I)/Byrne, P.J./Sorenson, Laura/Dreyer, Dianne/Dunn, Colleen (II)/Freedman, Heather/Brno, Bridget/Giangrande, Meredith/Weeks, Danielle/Beckford, Roxanne/Walsh, Kate (I)/McLendon-Covey, Wendi/Mumolo, Annie/Chenoweth, Kristin/MacLaine, Shirley/Azlynn, Valerie/May, Chrissy/Cook, Dawn Ashley/Thomas, Sheila (II)/Kidman, Nicole/Nicotero, Maria/Haworth, Jennifer/Chuang, Susan/Skotchdopole, Ruby Rose/Shelley, Carole/Gordon, Molly (III)/Hall, Jennifer (I)/Montgomery, Elizabeth (I)/Claire, Julie (I)/Sedaris, Amy/Daurey, Dana/Carroll, Katie (I)/McBride, Abbey/Burns, Heather/Schuler, Julia/Cox, Jennifer Elise/Barton, Dorie/Paige, Brittany/Finneran, Katie/Olivera, Mina/MacInnis, Alison/Androsky, Carole/Staubitz, Liesel +Beyond Borders (2003)/Bourgeois, John (I)/Owen, Clive/Digras, Eric/Antaki, Joseph/McCarthy, Francis X./Geljo, Jasmin/Wilcock, Robin/Mulvilai, Teerawat/Pickering, Aidan/Bartlett, Jamie/Gausden, John/Matshikiza, John/Scott, Kelli (II)/West, Timothy/Roberts, Sam (I)/Roache, Linus/Lee, Iain/Ganeb, Donovan/Tiffin, Matthew/Masha, Tumisho/French, Andrew/Anthony, Keelan/Robinow, Tony/Mackenzie, Doan Jaroen-Ngarm/Tan, Dennis/Casey, Julian/Henri, Bertrand A./Radian, Vladimir/Tadros, Manuel/Burns, Rob/Boonthanakit, Sahajak/Chtinov, Roman/Krupa, Mark Antony/Higgins, Jonathan/Zadorozny, Jordan/Wageningen, Yorick van/Berketa, Norman Mikeal/Durand, Steve/Kwouk, Burt/Nkweta, Zaa/Nyandeni, Fikile/Emmerich, Noah/Ashfield, Kate/Horler, Isabelle/Stevens, Emma (I)/Polo, Teri/Auf Der Maur, Melissa/Peters, Faye/Tea, Kalyane/Whitmere, Elizabeth/Mpumlwana, Nambitha/White, Diz/Trotter, Kate/Worku, Yetem/Jolie, Angelina +Beyond the Mat (1999)/LoMonaco, Mark/Drozdov, Darren/Jones, Tony (VI)/Roberts, Jake (II)/Seitz, Michael/Hyson, Matt/Runnels, Dustin/Laughlin, Tom (IV)/Henry, Mark (I)/Blaustein, Barry W./Tenta, John/Maillet, Robert (I)/Sopp, Monty/Walker, P.J./Stamp, Dennis/Modest, Michael/Copeland, Adam (I)/Shamrock, Ken/Young, Jerome (III)/Russo, Vince/DiBiase, Ted/Van Dam, Rob/Funk Jr., Dory/Ware, David (II)/Daniels, Christopher (I)/Lister, John (I)/Hegstrand, Michael/Lawler, Jerry/Ross, Jim (III)/Jones, Michael (XVI)/Taylor, Terry (IV)/Douglas, Shane (I)/Calaway, Mark/Heffron, Brian (II)/White, Leon/Okerlund, Gene/Foley, Dewey/Foley, Mick (I)/Funk, Terry/Heyman, Paul/Austin, Steve (IV)/Senerchia, Peter/Nielsen, Kurt (II)/McBride, Kenny/Greene, Tom (I)/Levesque, Paul/Alexander, Roland/McMahon, Shane/Hughes, Devon/Meltzer, Dave/Farris, Roy/Rock, The (I)/James, Brian (II)/Ventura, Jesse/Bloom, Matt (I)/Snow, Al/Hart, Bret/Lynn, Jerry/McMahon, Vince/Cornette, James E./Laurinaitis, Joe/Waltman, Sean/Smith, 'Grizzly'/Mero, Rena/Funk, Brandee/Foley, Collette/Laurer, Joanie/Spangler, Donna/Funk, Stacey/McMichael, Debra/Runnels, Terri/Funk, Vickie/McMahon, Stephanie/Foley, Noelle/Vachon, Angelle/McMahon, Linda/Smith, Brandy (I) +Beyond the Sea (2004)/Giuffrida, Roberto/Basleigh, Paul/Martin-Reid, Amadeus/Thompson, Barnaby (II)/Amers, Gary/Rippy, Matt/Sobotta, George/Spencer, Tomas/Flint, Matt/Gardiner, Jason/Kirby, Joel/Jarvis, Chris (II)/Karaiskos, Simon/Sumner, Joseph (I)/Logan, Fergus/Laws, Andrew/Mann, Alec/Manduz, Turgay/Lee, Gavin (I)/Goodman, John (I)/Challah, Johnny/Williams, Tim (I)/Brigstocke, Marcus/Mittleman, Jeffrey/Broder, Jake/Splendore, Alex (I)/Hoskins, Bob/Fruzza, Lorenzo/Fortuzzi, Alberto/Waller, Ian/Kiefer, Vinzenz/Scott, Craig (VII)/Nemrow, Clayton/Yilmaz, Mehmet/Jordan, Pip/Postlethwaite, Alastair/Broadhurst, Jeffrey/Ingram, Barnaby/Maurer, Kai/Douglas, Sam (I)/Robinson, Paul (VIII)/Soloman, Spencer/Edmeades, Adrian/Cotton, Peter (II)/Marshall, Scott (X)/Keogh, John (I)/Röttgen, Wil/Watson, Ricky/Straub, J.J./Temple, Tristan/Jackson, Damien/Cooper, Howard/Hingston, Sean Martin/Victor, Curtis/Lawton, Shaun/Whelan, Gary/Schwingler, Wolfgang/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Adams, Cornell/Gurunlian, Arthur/Sapsford, Tom/Byrne, Michael (I)/Mannion, Tom/Friedman, Harvey/Westhead, David/Burton, Matthew (I)/Siedhoff, Joost/Schramm, Georg/Nissl, Toni/Williams, Simon (IV)/Sillis, Aaron/Güner, Orhan/Eden, Gavin/Cincotti, Peter/Walsh, Gabriel/Bailey, Chris (X)/Ullrich, William/Gatjen, Andy/Ifrah, René/Weale, Andrew/Traynor, Michael (III)/Bademsoy, Tayfun (I)/Liebrecht, Torben/Gibson, Richie (I)/Lombardo, Nunzio/Renell, Andreas/Alfieri, Vittorio/Coulthard, Simon/Alderton, Leon/D'Astici, Francesco/Samuels, Jake/Saunders, Enrique Alberto/Arno, Martin/Gage, Melanie A./Franoszek, Nina/Holland, Denise (I)/O'Hara, Natalie (I)/Rahlens, Holly-Jane/Gorton, Charlotte/Scacchi, Greta/De La Rue, Simone/Lewis, Shannon/Strallen, Scarlett/Costa, Lara/Blethyn, Brenda/Meadows, Carol Lee/Strallen, Summer/Hardman, Zoe/Aaron, Caroline/Winterfeldt, Sabine/Bosworth, Kate/Grueber, Gillian/Giacopazzi, Rebecca/Schuster, Maria/Jameson, Jacqui/Coote, Vikki/MacKenzie, Mari/Casey, Anna Jane/Gay, Megan/Maslik, Magdalena/Otway, Helen/Jayne, Laura/Somerville, Natalie/Hunter, Joann/Tunmore, Emma/Dunn, Kathryn/Thomas, Suzanne (I)/Hetherington, Melissa/Richards, Kimmi/Stewart, Lorraine (III)/Crowley Smith, Phyllida +Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (1970)/Lazar, John/Inglehart, James/Santos, Bert/Stratton, George (I)/Jobes, Heath/Curry, Mibb/Brook, Sebastian/Francis, Coleman/Laurie, Tim (I)/Provan, 'Big Jack'/Holmes, Rick (I)/Halligan, T.J./Westcourt, Gordon/Gurian, David/Pillsbury, Garth/Corsentino, Frank/Sander, Ian (I)/Kent, Marshall/Napier, Charles/Rowland, Henry/McBroom, Bruce/Blodgett, Michael (I)/Logan, John (II)/Cellini, Joseph/Bach, Robin/Ross, Stan (I)/Kriss, Michael/Page, Harrison/Riordan, Christopher/McLeod, Duncan (I)/Meyer, Russ (I)/Crawford, Tea/Carroll, Mary (I)/Roby, Lavelle/Gavin, Erica/Grier, Pam/Cabot, Ceil/Livingston, Princess/Reed, Susan (I)/Barb, Lillian/Williams, Edy/Haji (I)/Cole, Jackie/Ray, Angel/Ericson, Veronica (I)/Davis, Phyllis/Louie, Bebe/Tani, Koko/Rees, Joyce/Myers, Cynthia (I)/Smith, Karen (I)/Read, Dolly/Phillips, Ashley (I)/McBroom, Marcia/Scott, Samantha (II) +Bicentennial Man (1999)/Walas, Mark/Whitford, Bradley/Terry, Nicholas (I)/Eicholz, Bernhard/Buettner, Benny/Higgins, John Michael/Bryan, Billy/Nelson, Christopher (II)/Nelson, Rusty/Ristow, Christian/Brainard, Evan/Ancell, Kevin 'Tiny'/Bellan, Joe/Rebett, Dan/Williams, Robin (I)/Ritter, Charles (II)/Jerome-Clayton, Whayne/Fiedler, Eric/Cross, Richard (IV)/Griffin, Ples/Wagner, Bruce Kenneth/Garbarino, Mark/Root, Stephen (I)/Steffe, Michael/Arness, Andy/Smith, Quinn (II)/Elizalde, Mike/Wallace, George (I)/Wagner, Brett (I)/Byerly, Kenny/Devereux, Clarke/Hiller, Igor/Trimble, Scott/Johnston, Jay/Kundig, Jim/Sandin, Terry/Platt, Oliver/Waugh, Scott/Neill, Sam/Bryant, Adam (I)/MacDonald, Leonard/Eisenberg, Hallie Kate/Letherman, Lindze/West, Paula (I)/Davidtz, Embeth/Warren, Kiersten/DuPré Pesman, Paula/Connelly, Kristy/Crewson, Wendy/Portugues, Kamela/Landis, Angela/Delmer, Kimberly/Pizzo, Marcia/Book, Merridee/Thigpen, Lynne +Big (1988)/Block, Oliver/Wasserman, Allan/Landau, Jonathan Isaac/Mosetti, Sergio/Pugliese, Pasquale/Eckhouse, James/Reddin, Keith/Coviello, Tom/Manos, George J./Press, Gordon/Dowden, Chris/Holiavko, Teddy/Heard, John/Lee, Paul J.Q./Jarchow, Bruce/Penso, Armando/Hanks, Tom/Klar, Gary Howard/Thaler, Jordan/Fennessy, Kevin/Schick, Edward/Meaney, Kevin/Goldstein, Bert/Sandman, Vaughn/Ballou, Mark/Clark, Josh (I)/Rushton, Jared/Von Sommer, Alec/Redglare, Rockets/Stimler, F. Benjamin/Trichter, Judd/Moscow, David/Rothman, John/Monti, Alfredo/Miller, Harvey (I)/Capone, Vince/Herman, Paul (I)/Mindell, Matt/McRobbie, Peter/Tirelli, Jaime/Mariani, Augusto/Lovitz, Jon/Devia, Richard/Loggia, Robert/Davis, Kimberlee M./Rupp, Debra Jo/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Giles, Nancy/Gillen, Linda/Vandever, Mildred R./Procida, Brooke Marie/Ruehl, Mercedes/Kaminski, Dana/Katz, Erika (II)/Larkin, Samantha/Messina, Dolores/Ivey, Lela/Wilder, Susan/Reiner, Tracy (I) +Big Bounce, The (2004)/Dorsett, Tony/Jones, Vinnie/Sinise, Gary/Keaulana, Brian L./Sporleder, Gregory/Jones, Steve (VI)/Ahue, Terry/Helemano, Butch/Renfro, Mike/Johnson, Pete (V)/Florence, John John/Sheen, Charlie/Slater, Kelly/Stanton, Harry Dean/Nelson, Willie/Alexander, Kala/Wilson, Andrew (III)/Wilson, Owen/Costa, Brian/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Marcus, Melia/French, Leigh/Antares, Beate/Thorlakson, Wendy/Foster, Sara/Minasyan, Anahit/Weidenbach, Lita/Neuwirth, Bebe +Big Business (1988)/Cordell, Eddie/Brinkley, Ritch/Chambers, Dan (I)/Argenziano, Carmen/La Grua, Tom/Rutherford, Nicholas/Placido, Michele/Carlson, Matthew James/Gerroll, Daniel/Rukeyser, Louis/Coster, Nicolas/Hearn, Chick/Damien, Troy/Hancock, John (I)/Quinton, Everett/Arquette, Lewis/Mockus Jr., Tony/Green, Seth/Primus, Barry/Vickery, John (I)/Burmester, Leo/von Leer, Hunter/Middleton, Charles (II)/Quinn, J.C./Brocksmith, Roy/Mancini, Al/Gross, Michael (I)/Francis, Ryan/Herrmann, Edward/Parnes, Fred/Grifasi, Joe/Hellman, Irving/Ward, Fred (I)/Epper, Andy/Lazarus, Nancy/Goldman, Michelle/Yaffe, Louise/Chapman, Andi/Goldman, Traci/Cohen, Nancy (I)/Tomlin, Lily/Rush, Deborah/Field, Crystal/Creel, Monica/Midler, Bette/Creel, Leanna/Creel, Joy/Goldman, Kymberly/Gruenberg, Alice/Webb, Lucy (I)/Sommers, Brianne/De Banzie, Lois/Dolishny, Natalie/Butenoff, Jane/MacMillan, Norma/Armstrong, Judy/Gaul, Patricia/MacDonald, Christine (II)/Davis, Sandy (I)/Mitchell, Shirley/Gross, Mary/McVerry, Maureen +Big Chill, The (1983)/Berenger, Tom/Kline, Kevin (I)/Gillis, James/Kasdan, Jon/Hurt, William (I)/Place, Ken/Kasdan, Jake/Stiltner, Ira/Galloway, Don/Goldblum, Jeff/Close, Glenn/Williams, JoBeth/Kasdan, Meg/Tilly, Meg/Moore, Muriel/Place, Mary Kay/Gaul, Patricia +Big Country, The (1958)/Peck, Stephen (I)/Connors, Chuck (I)/Morgan, Bob (I)/Hayward, Chuck (I)/Heston, Charlton/Cheshire, Harry/Brady, Buff/Bedoya, Alfonso/Alexander, Richard (I)/Talbot, Slim/Kerr, Donald (I)/Bickford, Charles/Peck, Gregory/McKee, John (II)/Peck, Carey Paul/Roberson, Chuck/Sanford, Ralph (I)/Burk, Jim (I)/Peck, Jonathan (I)/Ives, Burl/Adams, Dorothy/Simmons, Jean (I)/Baker, Carroll +Big Daddy (1999 I)/Covert, Allen/Haberny, Greg/Loughran, Jonathan/Brill, Steven (I)/Bologna, Joseph/Canberg, Brian/Arcate, Michael/Stewart, Jon/Dugan, Dennis/Cerullo, Al/Hawkins, Cole/Schneider, Rob/Huff, Neal/Lyndeck, Edmund/Herlihy, Tim/Giarraputo, Michael/Horne, Geoffrey/Sprouse, Dylan/Glenn, Steve/Taylor, Nicholas (I)/Malloy, Larkin/Jacobs, Gabriel/Sandler, Adam (I)/Lisi, Gaetano/Hall, George (I)/Sprouse, Cole/Cavaliere, Salvatore/Sandler, Jared/Mostel, Josh/Buccio, Jorge/Buscemi, Steve/Trotiner, Glen (I)/Ramírez, Alfonso (II)/Dante, Peter/Breed, Helen Lloyd/Jagar, Cat/Adams, Joey Lauren/Swanson, Kristy/Mann, Leslie/Billingham, Dar/Wallace, Laurie/Shay, Peggy/De Lavallade, Carmen/Sandler, Jackie (I)/Sandler, Jillian/Berry, Diana/Craig, Deborah S./Hult, Chloé/Brown, Samantha (I)/Dugan, Kelly +Big Easy, The (1987)/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Lutenbacher, Don/Ludlam, Charles/Krinke, August/St. Pe, Edward/Keener, Eliott/Catalanotto, Joe/Hagler, Nik/O'Brien, Tom (II)/Petitjean, Dave/Lo, Arden/Caruso, Phillip V./Wheat, Rico/Kearney, Robert/Chimento, Jim/Nora, Byron/Sampier, Archie/Pierre, Rickey/Lesser, Robert/Smith, Ebbe Roe/Schluter, John (I)/Frederic, Patrick/Broussard, Steve/Quaid, Dennis/Quaid, Buddy (I)/Goodman, John (I)/Hymel IV, Zephirin/Harris, Jack (II)/Sturgis, Gary Anthony/Gabb, Peter/Beatty, Ned/Houck Jr., Joy N./Garrison, Jim (I)/Curren, Dennis/Burke, Solomon/Hollis, Jeff/Krieger, Nick/Sartain, Gailard/Dureau, George/Sutton, Carol/Persky, Lisa Jane/Starbuck, Cheryl/Zabriskie, Grace/Trippe, Lane/O'Dair, Margie/Barkin, Ellen +Big Fat Liar (2002)/Haldeman, Tim/Newsome, Randall/Faison, Donald/White, Jaleel/Thompson, Kenan/Majors, Lee (I)/O'Brien, Pat (III)/Frauman, Matthew (I)/Hooker, Kanan/Muniz, Frankie/Hooker, Houston/Shrake, Ward/Cho, John/Brower, Ned/Klebba, Martin/Smith, Mike (I)/O'Bryan, Sean/Diamond, Dustin/French, Michael Bryan/Rooney, Ted (I)/Giamatti, Paul/Myer, Bart/Falls, Patrick/Brown, Andre Rosey/Yesso, Don/Turk, Brian/Hornsby, Russell/Miner, Jake/Shenbaum, Steven/Swann, Kyle/Levy, Shawn (I)/Killam, Taran/Stabenau, Erik/Fitzpatrick, Timmy/Gatins, John/Picerni, C.J./Oh, Sandra/Reilly, Corinne/Sparkle (I)/Tucci, Christine/Livingston, Natalia/Jones, Tracey Cherelle/Paulshock, Pamela (I)/Hill, Amy/Petroro, Marisa/Bynes, Amanda/Breckenridge, Alex/Griffin, Michelle/Detmer, Amanda/Sevilla, Andrea/Tryctha, Lindsay/Corry, Rebecca/Gimpel, Sandra Lee +Big Fish (2003)/Harvard, Barry C./Plaut, Benjamin/Redden, Billy/Walkes, Karlos/Wainwright III, Loudon/Humphrey, Joseph/Wallace, Daniel (II)/McArthur, George/Roy, Deep/Rawlins, C. Alan/Ramsey, David (III)/Snowedon, Bruce/Thomas, Will (I)/Cate, Chris/Sykkmon, Lawrence/Brake, Jake/Hanner, Zach/Aldag, Edward/Newton, Gary (I)/Holt, L.C./Williams, Jacob/Radford, Jacob/Denman, David/Hohn, Greg (I)/Parker, Jack Terry/Parker, James DeForest/Hegji, Charles/Walston, Perry/Campbell, Jeff (VII)/Fugate, John/McGregor, Ewan/Stone, Grayson/Finney, Albert/McGrory, Matthew/Stewart, Michael Garnet/Gates, Ransom/Lee, James Kyson/Thornhill, John/Duites, Metz/Carroll, Brandon (III)/Guillaume, Robert/Castile, Jonathan/Lowell, John (II)/Thomas, Austin (II)/Young, Don (I)/DeVito, Danny/Saint, Cade/McLawhorn, Charles/Gagnon, Trevor/Houston Jr., Howard/Ybiernas, Vincent J./Vanterpool, Darrell/Harris, R. Keith/McWhorter, Mark/Miller, Matthew D./Hodgkinson, Russell/Buscemi, Steve/Crudup, Billy/Taylor, Frank Hoyt/Gardner, Zac/Morgan, Jayne (I)/Nelson, Hailey Anne/Walters, Diona/Bonham Carter, Helena/Harden, Lindsey/Lange, Jessica/Tai, Arlene/Hedrick, Sallie/Cotillard, Marion/Tai, Ada/Pyle, Missi/Jarrett, Morgan Grace/James, Savanna/Steele, Robin (III)/Kaye, Bevin/Cyrus, Miley/Johnson, Bonnie (I)/Lohman, Alison/Droege, Karla (I)/Bean, Connie/Pankow, Joanne/Berry, Cathy/Parker, Sarah Elizabeth +Big Heat, The (1953)/Miller, Patrick (I)/Gray, Jimmy (I)/Ross, Michael (I)/Bouchey, Willis/Roman, Ric/Evans, Douglas/Scourby, Alexander/Lytton, Herbert/Crawford, John (I)/Stevenson, Robert (II)/Arnold, Phil (I)/Doucette, John/Clute, Sidney/Lauter, Harry/Maxey, Paul/Vedder, William/Burton, Robert (I)/Seymour, Dan (I)/Ford, Glenn (I)/Merton, John (I)/Whitney, Peter (I)/Chambers, Phil (I)/Mahoney, Mike (I)/Marvin, Lee/Kerr, Donald (I)/Cane, Charles/Kane, Byron/Williams, Adam (I)/Stanhope, Ted/Granger, Michael/Wendell, Howard/Latell, Lyle/Murphy, William (I)/Mell, Joseph/Eben, Al/Alcaide, Chris/Close, John/Poule, Ezelle/Evanson, Edith/Bennett, Linda (I)/Randall, Norma/Green, Dorothy (II)/Brando, Jocelyn/Nolan, Jeanette/Lovsky, Celia (I)/Mason, Laura (I)/Grahame, Gloria/Jones, Carolyn (I)/Eames, Kathryn (I) +Big Hit, The (1998)/Brooks, Avery (I)/Gould, Elliott/Baker, Terrence (I)/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Morrison, Layton/Mather, Cotton/Hannah, Robert/Peace, Joshua/Mendicino, Gerry/White, Giovahann/Stoneham Sr., John/Birman, Matt/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Usher, David (II)/Smith, Danny (I)/Woodbine, Bokeem/Peels, Derrick J./Shimono, Sab/Dunne, Robin/Lima, Danny/Freeman, Morgan (II)/Fong, Tig/Lineham, Hardee T./Stocker, John/Sabato Jr., Antonio/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Eaton, Robert (III)/Rochon, Lela/Jones, Nicola/Kazan, Lainie/Applegate, Christina/Chow, China/Gilmour, Alexa +Big Kahuna, The (1999)/Dawson, Paul (II)/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Facinelli, Peter/DeVito, Danny +Big Lebowski, The (1998)/Haleva, Jerry/Bugin, Harry/Voges, Torsten/Kirkland, Ajgie/Stormare, Peter/Turturro, John/Gomez, Mike (I)/Buscemi, Steve/Russom, Leon/Hoosier, James G./Pellegrino, Mark/Elliott, Sam/Clemenson, Christian/Manesh, Marshall/Irrera, Dom/Leon, Carlos/Flanagan, Jesse/Huddleston, David/Gant, Richard/Thewlis, David/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Goodman, John (I)/Keith, Warren (I)/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Moon, Philip/Colina, Luis/Gilmore, Jimmie Dale/Gazzara, Ben/L'Heureux, Gérard/Flea/Polito, Jon/Burton, Terrence/Siragusa, Peter/Kehler, Jack/Mann, Aimee/Reid, Tara/Carrera, Asia/Lamb, Jennifer (I)/Elrod, Lu/Jones, Robin (III)/Dawson, Kiva/Braun, Wendy/Moore, Julianne (I)/López, Irene Olga +Big Momma's House (2000)/Washington, Jascha/Stuart, Brian Paul/Wright, Carl/McEwing, Tony/Luke, Ramsey/Howard, Terrence/Shackles, Louis Archie/Thibodeau, Sean/Thibodeau, J.T./Eddings, John/Palermo, Brian/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Hall, Ellis/Hawn, Phil/Lampkin, Sean/Hodge, Aldis/Hodge, Edwin/Tan, Philip/Cedric the Entertainer/Lawrence, Martin (I)/Giamatti, Paul/Mitchell, Ella/Spencer, Octavia/Arnold, Tichina/Long, Nia/Fagan-Lewis, Rita/Prescott, Nicole/Zinsser, Sarah/Rosi, Rosi/Burton, Minnie O./Holmes, Tameka/Holmes, Jessie Mae/Applegate, Phyllis/DuPois, Starletta +Big Momma's House 2 (2006)/LeRoi, Randolph/Lampkin, Sean/Morgan, Wayne Douglas/Bills, James L./Ambler, Jeremy/Rock, Johnny (I)/Purvis, Jon/Shores, Trevor/Shores, Preston/Levi, Zachary/Gross, Brian (I)/Dufour, Matthew/Kitto, Bryan James/Jones, Christopher (II)/Washington, Jascha/Dupuy, Louis/Lamont, Lonnie/Leduc, Armando/Blanchard, Patrick/Robin, Henry/Wallace, Jerry (IV)/Harris, Bob (I)/O'Mary, Wesley/Jackson, Joe (VII)/Farthing III, Roy/Groetsch, Justin/Beheshti, Emil/Brown, Marcus Lyle/Smith, Gary Michael/Fox, Jeanene/Van Ville, Max/Shultz, Austin Ray/Jarmon, Korey L./Renta, Eduardo/Rayburn, Conner/Rieser, Regal/Sauer, Aaron/Kirkland, Chris (I)/Durand, Kevin/Moses, Mark/Kelly, Mark P./Talmadge, Victor/Dardant, Michael/Daddo, Cameron/Berry, Vincent/Woller, Kirk B.R./Tavarez, Christopher/Michel, David (V)/Ragsdale, William/Simone, Arthur/O'Quinn, Carrick/LeBlanc, Elton/Lawrence, Martin (I)/Rue, Stephen/Lauria, Dan/Luke, Ramsey/Johnson, Cliff (I)/Gipson, John/Fontelieu, Stocker/Joy, Mark/Rouillier, Ross/Soergel, Tim/Edwards, Brian (IV)/Stahl, Andy/Desroche, Gary/Flitter, Josh/Hyde III, Thomas/Morente, Christopher/Scott, Codie (I)/Okumoto, Yuji/LeBlanc, Cynthia/DuPlantier, Donna/Caro, Jamila/Robin, Denise/Landry, Yvonne/Beaulieu, Samantha/Anderson, Jessica (II)/Butcher, Paige/White, Jessica (I)/Tyler, Deneen/Parylak, Michelle/Braun, Wendy/Poirrier, Madeleine/Blum, Mehera/Moretz, Chloe/Holt, Jennifer (IV)/Procter, Emily/Princess, Angel/Griffis, Rhoda/Wolvert, Lucy/Dennings, Kat/Anderson, Lisa Arrindell/McKinley, D'Lacia/Dowdle, Kelly/Palermo, Anne/Moakler, Shanna/Shultz, Jennifer/Chalaire, Kristi/Dill, Deena/Brown, Sarah (I)/Nichols, Marisol/Reese, Roxanne/Morris, Amy (II)/Caudle, Dr. Melissa/Long, Nia/Startzel, Breanna/Feener, Kelly/Mahoney, Ann/Morgan, Taylor Drew +Big Night (1996)/Canfield, Gene/Jones, Seth/O'Connell, Jack (II)/Schreiber, Liev/Holm, Ian/Appel, Peter/Anthony, Marc (I)/Tucci, Stanley/McRobbie, Peter/Cajano, Pasquale/Castle, Robert W./Scott, Campbell (I)/Cheeseman, Ken/Block, Larry (I)/Shalhoub, Tony/Belgrader, Andre/Floyd, Susan/Bruno, Tina/Tucci, Christine/Kotoske, Tamar/Janney, Allison/Rossellini, Isabella/Spybey, Dina/Guess, Alvaleta/Shallo, Karen/Aaron, Caroline/Driver, Minnie +Big One, The (1997)/Czarnecki, Jim/Jewell, Richard (II)/Knight, Phil (I)/Burns, Dan/Peters, Keith (II)/Danitz, Brian/Williams, Armstrong/Dornan, Robert (I)/Nielsen, Rick/Keillor, Garrison/Feick, Joel/Terkel, Studs/Moore, Michael (II)/Springer, Jerry/McCurry, Mike/Carter, Chip/Clinton, Bill (I)/Keane, Kevin (II)/Smith, Chris (II)/Kelly, Andy Crash/Forbes, Steve (I)/France, Doug (II)/Lessin, Tia/Gielow, Mary/Bly, Elaine/Jacowski, Bev/Sanchez, Loretta (II)/Mitchell, Diane +Big Red One, The (1980)/Marsac, Maurice/Breuer, Pascal/Flesch, Walter/Clark, Joseph (II)/Carradine, Robert/Hamill, Mark (I)/Werner, Doug/Buimistre, Gregori/Fuller, Samuel/Doutey, Alain/Macaulay, Charles/Campbell, Ken (I)/Kinalzik, Ulli/Lang, Perry/Marchand, Guy/Polak, Yosef/Marquand, Serge/Ronai, Abraham/Barr, Shimon/Gilbert, Colin (I)/Di Cicco, Bobby/Zoffoli, Matteo/Delman, Howard/Rauch, Siegfried/Marvin, Lee/Ward, Kelly/Harel, Anat/Rotman, Galit/Audran, Stéphane/Galletti, Giovanna/Villalonga, Marthe/Lang, Christa +Big Sleep, The (1946)/Flavin, James/Perry, Jack (I)/Fadden, Tom/Walker, Wally/Jackson, Thomas E./Vogan, Emmett/Toomey, Regis/Murray, Forbes/Ridgely, John (I)/Cook Jr., Elisha/Eaton, Jay/Rafferty, Tommy/von Eltz, Theodore/Wallace, Dan (I)/Waldron, Charles/Chefe, Jack/Houghton, Shep/Bardette, Trevor/Bogart, Humphrey/Barwyn, Max/Weber, Paul (II)/Brown, Charles D. (I)/Steele, Bob (I)/Crehan, Joseph/Welden, Ben/Heydt, Louis Jean/Kooy, Pete/Knudsen, Peggy/Miller, Lorraine (I)/Bacall, Lauren/Darrin, Sonia/Malone, Dorothy/Barlow, Joy/Vickers, Martha/Flowers, Bess/Douglas, Carole/Best, Deannie/Chandler, Tanis/Payne, Shelby (I)/Clark, Pat (I) +Big Top Pee-wee (1988)/Robinson, Jay (I)/Sherrod, John/Aspenson, Jered/Del Toro, Benicio/Tobey, Kenneth/Diamond, Dustin/Rubenfeld, Milton/MacKenzie, Kit/Shalat, Andrew/Reubens, Paul/Henderson, Albert/Gordon, Leo (I)/Murdock, Jack/Hall, Kevin Peter/Arias, Joseph/Hues, Matthias/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Kleiser, Randal/Meszaros, Mihaly 'Michu'/Johnson, Gainer/Gibb, Joe/Berkovitz, Dustin/Shaw, Jeffrey R./Colvig Jr., Vance/Byrd, David (II)/Columbu, Franco/Joachim, Shea/White, Wayne (I)/Kaplowitz, Kevin B./Mann, Terrence/Treibitz, Cheryl/Bay, Frances/Peck, Myka/Hawkins, Marie/Miller, Penelope Ann/Carter, Molly Ann/Tyrrell, Susan/Tatro, April/Smith, Eve (I)/Prue, Savannah/Villacana, Lita/Hodge, Stephanie (I)/Seymour, Anne/Polke, Lynn Marie/Summers, Bunny/Sender, Carol Infield/Siff, Helen Infield/Rudolph, Shelly/Miller, Jennifer (VI)/Logsden, Alison/Ball, Lisa M./Stewart, Lynne Marie/Drake, Carla/Jackson, Mary (I)/Golino, Valeria/Valentine, Diane C./Rubenfeld, Judy/Peters, Patricia M. +Big Trouble (2002)/Sizemore, Tom/Rasumny, Jay/Koepp, David/Marioles, Ian/Carrey, Mitchell/Lee, Jason (I)/London, Daniel (I)/Sonnenfeld, Barry/Barry, Dave (II)/Alevy, Maurice/Richter, Andy (I)/Epps, Omar/Kelly, James Martin/Geller, Eric/Salem, Mark/Tucci, Stanley/Corey, Dave (I)/McShane, Michael (I)/Owens, Gerald/Foster, Ben (I)/Qualls, DJ/Kehler, Jack/Gomez, Ruben (I)/Stewartson, Kava/Farina, Dennis/Heavy D/Mickler, Patrick/Schultz, Flip/Corone, Antoni/Arentz-Hansen, Lars/Warburton, Patrick/Knoxville, Johnny/Raymond, Sid/Douglas, Cullen/Smith, Ethan S./Allen, Tim (I)/Barth, Paul/Quinn, Al (I)/Nolen, Philip/Kasdan, Jon/Campilongo, Renato/Macaulay, Marc/Russo, Rene/Finnegan, Mia/Latronico, Nathalie/Fallon, Siobhan/Sonnenfeld, Chloe/Deschanel, Zooey/Dempsey, Trish/Wilson, Jody (I)/Vergara, Sofía/Kennedy, Gloria/Stewart, Martha (II)/Garofalo, Janeane/López, Carmen (I)/Cipes, Selma/Ford, Deborah Smith/Savitch, Marci +Big Trouble in Little China (1986)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Chi, Chao Li/Carpenter, John (I)/Cheung, George/Ng, Craig (I)/Quan, Stuart (I)/Mor, Rummel/Hong, James/Ryusaki, Bill M./Jung, Nathan/Okamura, Gerald/Endoso, Kenny/Hardin, Jerry/Kwong, Peter (I)/Leong, Al/Imada, Brian/Lee, Daniel (III)/Pax, James/Wong, Willie/Collins, Yukio G./Dun, Dennis/Lee, Eric (II)/Inosanto, Dan/Wong, Victor (III)/Imada, Jeff/Lee, Paul J.Q./Rieta, Vernon/Lew, James/Lau, Jim/Li, Donald/Snider, William B./Craig, Noble (II)/Wong, Carter/Toy, Gary/Wong, Daniel (I)/Kwan, Danny/Burton, Kate (I)/Go, Jade/Pai, Suzee/Lu, June Kyoto/Isobe, Shinko/Noguschi, Donna L./Luong, Min/Chang, Lia/Toy, Noel/Tanaka, Diana/Cattrall, Kim +Bijitâ Q (2001)/Mutô, Jun/Endo, Kenichi/Suzuki, Ikko/Watanabe, Kazushi/Nakahara, Shôko/Uchida, Shungiku/Fujiko +Biker Boyz (2003)/Basco, Dion/Gonzalez, Rick (I)/Thomas, Troy (III)/Fehr, Brendan/Williams, Rugg/Howard, Terrence/Hardison, Kadeem/Tate, Larenz/Jones, Orlando/Smith, Dondiel/Welliver, Titus/Luke, Derek/Diamond, Keith/Fishburne, Laurence/Jefferson IV, George Lovell/Beckford, Tyson/Boyd, David (III)/Chaka, Jonas/Hounsou, Djimon/Brown, Wren T./Whitfield, Dondre/Galloway, Manuel/La Salle, Eriq/Kid Rock/Basco, Dante/McLarty, Cole/Bonet, Lisa/Velazquez, Nadine/Polk, Aysia/Tomlinson, Suzette/Calloway, Vanessa Bell/Cali, Dena/Richardson, Salli/Settle, Tameka/De Sousa, Melissa/Deveraux, Heather/Good, Meagan/Russell, Lisa Marie/Jeffers, Juliette +Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (1991)/Landon Jr., Hal/Forney, Don/Ross, Chelcie/Mahal, Taj (I)/Claypool, Les/Solomon, Ed (I)/Thorne, William (I)/Schmidt, Anthony G./Carlin, George/Lalonde, Larry (II)/Ryan, Brendan (I)/Hewitt, Peter/Primus/Falcon, Bruno/Martin, Jim (I)/Gale, Ed/Gil, Arturo/Ackland, Joss/Noble, Robert (I)/Brocksmith, Roy/Matheson, Richard Christian/Landon Sr., Hal/Allard, Tom/Sadler, William (I)/Welker, Frank/Alexander, Tim (II)/Cambridge, Ed/Reeves, Keanu/Horino, Tad/Chambers, Michael (I)/Ehrin, John/Winter, Alex (I)/Ott, Dennis/McNamara, J. Patrick/Miller, Kathryn/Newbould, Tanya/Mead, Candace/Mead, Lauren/Finn, Terry (I)/Spencer, Valerie/Bakst, Marni Joan/Trigger, Sarah (I)/Bakst, Sadler Colley/Azcuy, Annette/Kelakos, Eleni/Grier, Pam/Rosenthal, Carol/Stock-Poynton, Amy/Stevens, Dana +Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989)/Nelson, J. Donovan/Matheson, Richard Christian/Karlsen, John/McLeod, Duncan (I)/Clure, John/Clemons, Clarence/Reeves, Keanu/Steedman, Tony/Shor, Dan/Winter, Alex (I)/Barron, Robert V./Loomis, Rod/Bond, Jonathan/Alexander, Richard (II)/McNamara, J. Patrick/O'Dee, Dusty/Rotblatt, Steven/Leong, Al/Robbins, William (III)/Carlin, George/Althoff, Ron/Caruso, Phillip V./Solomon, Ed (I)/Ogden, Mark (I)/Dugan, Tom (II)/Waybill, Fee/Landon Jr., Hal/Casey, Bernie/Ramras, Golan (I)/Bowbitch, James/David, Clifford/Shepherd, Steve (II)/Camilleri, Terry/Goodrich, Jeff S./Bain, Frazier/Williams, Jim Cody/Rubin, Lisa/Pittman, Heather/Porter, Tricia/Templeton, Claudia/Darroch, Marcia/Herek, Jeanne Hermine/Wiedlin, Jane/Gossler, Carol/Machette, Anne/Kates, Kimberley (I)/Pittman, Ruth/Holden, Marjean/Davis, Traci Dawn/Davis, Martha (III)/Franklin, Diane/Stock-Poynton, Amy +Billy Bathgate (1991)/Marshall, William Jay/Loughlin, Terry/Tishler, Nicholas E./McGovern, Barry/Bekins, Richard/Washburn, Rick/Rubin, Christopher/Mclean, Frank/Noday, Patt/Brenner, Todd/Kane, William G./Louiso, Todd/Starr, Mike (I)/Weinstein, Josh Phillip/Cleanthes, Teddy/Kramer, Rob/Berkeley, Xander/Derecki, Noel/Colesberry, Robert F./Newton, Kip/Willis, Bruce/Clohessy, John/Hill, Steven (I)/Heyman, Barton/Pernice, Nick/Lake, Lewis W./Kinlaw, Chuck/O'Reilly, Harry/Cucci, Tony/Jaye, Billy/Dolphin, Joseph/Lyons, Charles (II)/DiCocco, Paulie/Tucci, Stanley/Moio, John/Costelloe, John/Aronson, Stephen M./Guarino, Jerry/Hladik, John J./Joyce, Stephen (I)/Buscemi, Steve/Thompson, Martin (I)/Jutras, Simon/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Raiford, Robert D./Herman, Paul (I)/Zorn, Danny/Jerome, Timothy/Pantone, Vincent/Dean, Loren/Maxwell, Norman Max/Caron, Darryl/Warner, Rick (I)/Vance, Kenny/Raitt, Jimmy/Hoffman, Dustin/Calanese, Anthony/Ambrose, Tom (I)/Houghton, Katharine/Kelly, Moira (I)/Kidman, Nicole/Thorson, Karen L./Allison, Judy/Self, Kas/Conroy, Frances/York, Rachel +Billy Elliot (2000)/Lingard, Dennis/Wells, Stuart/Mangan, Stephen/Ridley, Paul/Fane, Billy/Fawthrop, Darren J./Fox, Trevor/Galbraith, Adam/Ferguson, Denny/Elliot, Mike (I)/MacLachlan, Colin/Thomas, Matthew (I)/Smikle, Lee/Cooper, Adam (I)/Malahide, Patrick/Owen, Merryn/North, Neil/Renton, Joe/Williams, Lee (II)/Draven, Jamie/Bell, Jamie (I)/Lewis, Gary (III)/Birkett, Janine/Kent, Diana (I)/Leigh-Hunt, Barbara/Claire, Imogen/McGuigan, Carol/Walters, Julie/Kendall, Merelina/Heywood, Jean/Blackwell, Nicola/Wilkinson, Tracey/Bell, Zoe (II)/Hardwick, Charlie/Siniawski, Petra +Billy Madison (1995)/Donato, Marc/Marino, Vincent (I)/Moser, Jeff/Herlihy, Tim/Catalano, Nicholas A./Smith, Colin (I)/Crawley, Amos/Smigel, Robert/Buscemi, Steve/Leroy, Kavin/Devitt, Conor/Veltri, Gino/Hankin, Larry/Codrington, Devon/Pool, Austin/Shires, Ken/Mostel, Josh/Cole, Keith (I)/Ferguson, Matthew (I)/Cavallari, Robby/Mei, Chris/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Tempest, Matthew/MacIsaac, Craig/Konig, Tex/Lerner-Ellis, Daniel/Cook, Jared (I)/Alianak, Harant/Sandler, Adam (I)/Barrett, Benjamin (I)/Lerner-Ellis, Jordan/Gilles, Marcel Jean/Durand, Jared/Ayoub, Michael/MacDonald, Norm/Lett, Sean/Williams, Justin (II)/Matheson, Christian/McGavin, Darren/Aguilera, Eric/Farberman, Shane/Gómez, Eduardo (III)/Chapman, Vernon/Dejonge, Shomar/Rodgers, Bob (I)/Whitford, Bradley/Mather, Jack (II)/Maini, Al/Nakashima, Frank/Farley, Chris/Beltzman, Mark/Downey, James (I)/Bailey, Kyle/Luis, Ryan/Kelk, Christopher/Nakamura, Lawrence/Shebib, Suzanna/Merritt, Theresa/Rooney, Tara/Childerhose, Kelly/Holmes, Jacelyn/Bennett, Marcia (I)/Douglass, Diane/Curran, Lindsay/Nakamura, Jessica/Harrison, Nicole (II)/Hughes, Helen (I)/Cellucci, Claire/Bresee, Shanna/Robinson, Allison/Grout, Tanya/Korzenko, Melissa/Budhoo, Alanna/Wilson, Bridgette/Gordon, Joyce (II)/Wladyka, Margo/Toth, Michelle (I)/Watts, Mandy (I)/Bigioni, Carmela/Wheal, Stacey/Forrester, Cassandra/Platias, Dina/Tower, Brandi/O'Connor, Gladys +Biloxi Blues (1988)/Siemaszko, Casey/Wigington, Andy/Russell, Bill (II)/Mead, Morris/Mulhern, Matt/Rose, Norman (I)/Turner, Allen (I)/Sudbury, Scott/Whitman, David/Schwimmer, David (I)/Hynum, Ben/Haley, Michael/Dolan, Michael (I)/Pottinger, Alan/Bailey, Jeff (I)/Walken, Christopher/Roddey, A. Collin/Kagy, Tom/Flanagan, Markus/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Jacobs, Mark Evan/Ginnaven, Christopher/Mitchell, Kirby/Parker, Corey (I)/Kimbrough, Matthew/Kienzle, David/Miller, Penelope Ann/Canerday, Natalie/Sandifur, Virginia/Overall, Park +Bin-jip (2004)/Ryoo, Jong-hwa/Shin, Tae-suk/Moon, Sung-hyuk/Kim, Han (II)/Kang, Sung-hoon/Jang, Jae-yong/Kim, Maeng-sung/Lee, Dah-hae/Choi, Jeong-ho/Lee, Ju-seok/Jang, Hoon/Kim, Hyung-suk/Park, Jee-ah/Lee, Hong-suk/Jang, Seok-bin/Jung, Sung-hoon/Lee, Jong-su/Park, Nam-min/Lee, Hyun-kyoon/Kwon, Hyuk-ho/Jang, Ji-yong/Park, Dong-jin/Lee, Seung-yeon/Lee, Mi-suk (II)/Lee, Ui-soo/Park, Se-jin +Bio-Dome (1996)/Atherton, William/Devaney, Brian/Shore, Pauly/Baldwin, Stephen (I)/Mayerson, Jordan/McCain, Butch/LaMarr, Phil/Gibson, Henry (I)/Smallwood, Tucker/Eiding, Paul/Burton, Mark (I)/Loomis/Cutlas, Burdie/Gass, Kyle/Negron, Taylor/Davis, Jason (VII)/Sib, Joe/Lucchesi, Andy/Proctor, Phil/Gohman, David/Thibaut Jr., Robbie/Clinton, Roger/St. John, Trevor/Black, Jack (I)/Pop, Soda/Roe, Channon/Weisman, Adam (I)/West, Kevin (I)/Bumpass, Rodger/Currie, Brian Hayes/McCain, Ben L./Jordan, Jeremy (I)/Moreno, Rene L./Mizel, Courtney/Hearst, Patricia/Hill, Teresa/Guber, Elizabeth/Kousi, Katherine/Dowse, Denise/Tomanovich, Dara/Minogue, Kylie/Bryant, Molly/Donnelley, Alex/Krevoy, Cecile/Hult, Chloé/McGowan, Rose/Adams, Joey Lauren +Bird on a Wire (1990)/Bruhanski, Alex/Barbe, Michel/Duke, Bill (I)/McNulty, Kevin/Pyper-Ferguson, John/Carradine, David/Metcalfe, Robert/Tritter, Wes/Kondrashoff, Kim/Camroux, Ken/Ramos, Oscar (I)/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Garber, Jon/Corey, Jeff/Healy, Tim (III)/Thurston, Robert (II)/Mankuma, Blu/Price, Tim (I)/Zale, Dan/Goncalves, Oscar/Wattley, Danny/Kusatsu, Clyde/Gibson, Mel (I)/Davies, Jackson/Torpe, Brian/Kidnie, James/Judge, Christopher/Jarrett, Paul (I)/Caesar, Harry/Severance, Joan/Hawn, Goldie/Ewen, Lesley/Patterson, Florence/Chambers, Lossen/Leone, Maria/Van Riesen, Wendy +Birdcage, The (1996)/MacDonald, James Gordon/Delano, Lee/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Burkholder, Scott/Knight, Dave (I)/Lane, Nathan/Nolan, Barry (I)/Williams, Robin (I)/Pitts, Ron (I)/Porfido, Steven/Hill, James (IV)/Ancel, Jordan/Fuentes, Andre/McGowan, Tom (II)/Woods, Rayder/Heslov, Grant/Henderson, Dante/Loreque, Kevin/Reddy, Brian/Starr, Mike (I)/Futterman, Dan/Kinsley, Michael/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Kaske, Scott/Sparber, Herschel/Azaria, Hank/Snow, Tony (I)/Pontrelli, John/Hackman, Gene/Tommassini, Luca/Gonzalez, Tony (I)/Lally, James/Morrison, James H./Stephens, Kenneth (I)/Sage, David (I)/Giaimo, Anthony/Mitchell, Kirby/Millard, Jody/Baruch, Robert K./Rodrigo, Al/Helland, J. Roy/Tuber, Joel/Camacho, Luis (I)/DeSantis, Stanley/Jansen, Jim/Leno, Jay/Cruz, Francesca/Baranski, Christine/Lovett, Marjorie/Cusack, Ann/McGee, Trina/Wiest, Dianne/Flockhart, Calista/Major, Mary/Constantine, Dorothy/Powell, Amy (I)/Short, Sylvia +Birdman of Alcatraz (1962)/Marlowe, Hugh/Holcombe, Harry/Brand, Neville/Lesser, Len/Malden, Karl/Maynard, Kermit/Westerfield, James/Stewart, Arthur/Mallory, Edward/Ross, Michael (I)/Bissell, Whit/Denton, Crahan/Dennis, Nick (I)/Penn, Leo/Bailey, Robert (I)/Lancaster, Burt/Mitchell, George (II)/Van Sickel, Dale/Savalas, Telly/Charles, Lewis/Hansen, William (I)/Greenleaf, Raymond/Jackson, Harry (IV)/O'Brien, Edmond/Robinson, Chris (I)/Libby, Fred/Burton, Robert (I)/Field, Betty/Marden, Adrienne/Ritter, Thelma +Birds, The (1963)/Deacon, Richard (I)/Atterbury, Malcolm/Monteleone, Mike/McGovern, John (I)/McGraw, Charles/Mantell, Joe/Weaver, Doodles/Chapman, Lonny/Quinn, Bill (I)/Swenson, Karl/Taylor, Rod (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Brittany, Morgan/Hedren, Tippi/Cartwright, Veronica/Pleshette, Suzanne/Griffies, Ethel/Lang, Doreen/Conley, Darlene/Tandy, Jessica/McDevitt, Ruth/Wilson, Elizabeth (I) +Birdy (1984)/Selbst, Irving/Taylor, Ed (I)/Brumfield, John/Erectus, Dennis/Bell, Marshall/Buck, George/Cage, Nicolas/Kuhn, David/Tamburro, Charles A./Pruett, James/Mason, Richard (I)/Morgan, Erskine/McKenna, Lawrence J./Hochman, Larry/Seese, Bud/Simpson, Mark (III)/Santini, James/Lippe, Steve/Davis, Tim (I)/Kuhn, Kevin P./Holley, Richard/Hauss, Harry/Kinsley, Howard/Ryan, Robert L./Taylor, Clark/Clark, William (IV)/Harkins, John (I)/Kirby, Bruno/Shaner, Michael/Baron, Sandy (I)/Lerer, Joe/Jones, Guy (III)/Sims, Donald/Modine, Matthew/Frizzeli Jr., Maurice/Distefano, Ronald/Pili, Ray/Diamond, Robert/Alden, Priscilla (I)/Fish, Nancy/Truscott, Alice/Whitcraft, Elizabeth/Winchester, Maud/Bajema, Ramona/Young, Karen (I)/Sage, Dolores/Nekko, Victoria/Beall, Sandra/Field, Crystal +Birth (2004)/Bennetis, Bruce/Levine, Ted/Huston, Danny/Tramutola, John Robert/Hoffberg, Ian/Juback, John/Desautels, Michael/Oliver, Sean (I)/Fuentes, Jerry/Howard, Arliss/Addica, Milo/Lage, Jordan/Bogdanowicz, Ed/Dunn, Gregory/Stormare, Peter/Smith, T. Ryder/Goff, Charles/Giffuni, Matthew/Chalmers, Joe M./Bright, Cameron/Smith, Gregory (X)/Johnsen, Scott/Cortese Jr., Michael Joseph/Burrows, Carl/Barnes, Lisa (III)/Fallon, Laura/Heche, Anne/Bacall, Lauren/Salo, Alexandra/Skala, Libby/Caldwell, Zoe (I)/Mangroo, Kavita R./Jones, Hollis McConnell/Elliott, Alison (I)/Rahman, Rumaisa/Greenberg, Elizabeth/Kidman, Nicole/Sayers, Yvonne/Nelson, Novella/Seymour, Cara/Smith, Sheila (II)/Wright, Mary Catherine/Jewers, Margot/Auberjonois, Tessa +Birth of a Nation, The (1915)/Huston, Walter/Henabery, Joseph/Burns, Edmund/Ford, John (I)/Cloud, Dark/Burns, Bobby (I)/De Grasse, Sam (I)/Blue, Monte/King, Charles (II)/Burns, Fred (I)/Burns, Edward (IV)/Freeman, William/Hicks, Russell (I)/De Vaull, William/Harron, Robert/Lincoln, Elmo/Reid, Wallace/White, Jules/Gowland, Gibson/Cassidy, William E./Walthall, Henry B./Beranger, George/Aitken, Spottiswoode/Clifton, Elmer/Griffith, D.W./Walsh, Raoul/Long, Walter/Wilson, Tom (I)/Stanley, Maxfield/Pegg, Vester/Lewis, Ralph (I)/Hamer, Fred/Gaye, Howard/Pallette, Eugene/Eagle Eye, Charles/Siegmann, George/Stevens, Charles (I)/Crisp, Donald (I)/Sears, Allan/Lee, Alberta/Sul-Te-Wan, Madame/Alden, Mary/Marsh, Mae/Grey, Olga/Crowell, Josephine/Cartwright, Peggy/Lee, Jennie (I)/Wilkey, Violet/Gish, Lillian/Cooper, Lenore/Montran, Donna/Wynn, Mary (I)/Franklin, Alberta/Cooper, Miriam/Rubens, Alma +Birthday Girl (2001)/Aris, Jonathan/Stocks, Alan/Pierce, Jack (V)/Cassel, Vincent/Chaplin, Ben/Kassovitz, Mathieu/Ghatak, Raj/Armstrong, Alexander/Toba, J.J./Mangan, Stephen/Mark, David (I)/Miller, Ben (II)/Shearsmith, Reece/Pemberton, Steve/Gatiss, Mark/Clarke, Rebecca/McInnes, Jo/Phillips, Sally (I)/Evans, Kate Lynn/Barton-Chapple, Katya/Kidman, Nicole +Bis ans Ende der Welt (1991)/Dumay, Jean-Charles/Turrin, Enzo/Berk, Ernest/Takenaka, Naoto/Farrell, Tom (I)/Beaver, Eric/Little, Jimmy (II)/Kanbe, Hiroshi/Stewart, Bob (I)/Ryu, Chishu/Winters, Michael (I)/Byrne, David (I)/Gulpilil, David/Willoughby, Bart/Jason, Alec/Rase, Jean-Marie/Ogata, Yugi/Dória, Diogo/Hurt, William (I)/Neill, Sam/Livingston, Paul/Lynch, Alfred/Mitchell, Eddy/Garfield, Allen/Walsh, Fred (I)/von Sydow, Max (I)/Dingo, Ernie/Ortega, Chick/Winterberg, Detlef/Zhang, Jinzhan/Falcone, Pietro/McMahon, Charlie/Barrish, Jerry/Waits, Tom/Wildhirth, Lothar/Vogler, Rüdiger/Uemura, Kazuhiko/Przygodda, Peter/Rabau, Erika/Graham, Lauren (II)/Smirnova, Yelena (II)/Dommartin, Solveig/Saunders, Justine/Winters, Barbara (I)/Belling, Kylie/Roberts, Rhoda/Dommartin, Sylvette/Rodrigues, Amália/Osterlein, Christine/Chaplin, Dolores/Miyake, Kuniko (I)/Leith, Susan/Winters, Hella/Lutz, Adelle/Chaplin, Carmen/Cook, Michelle (III)/Moreau, Jeanne/Fujitani, Miwako/Chiles, Lois +Bishop's Wife, The (1947)/Woolley, Monty/Grant, Cary/Dearing, Edgar/Vuolo, Tito/Infuhr, Teddy/Anderson, Bobby (II)/Gleason, James (I)/Leonard, David (I)/Robert Mitchell Boy Choir, The/Greene, Joseph J./Alderson, Erville/Niven, David (I)/Borden, Eugene/Toomey, Regis/Erway, Ben/Lanchester, Elsa/Cooper, Gladys (I)/Young, Loretta/Grimes, Karolyn/Vaughan, Dorothy/Auer, Florence/O'Neil, Kitty (I)/Sessions, Almira/Jewell, Isabel/Elliott, Edythe/Edwards, Sarah (I)/Du Brey, Claire/O'Neal, Anne/Haden, Sara/McWade, Margaret/Wells, Margaret (I) +Bitter Moon (1992)/Benmussa, Robert/Grant, Hugh (I)/Grant, Heavon/Wuyts, Danny/Bergman, Boris/Bonnet, Claude/Carey, Geoffrey/Dhubert, Daniel/Limas, Jim Adhi/Banerjee, Victor/Eckmann, Leo/Vellani, Luca/Dieux, Richard/Albenque, Patrick/Coyote, Peter/Gonzales, Eric (I)/Finnegan, Shannon/Patel, Sophie/Lopez, Frédérique/Brunaux, Olivia/Charlene (II)/Tran, Ysé/Lopez, Claire (I)/Seigner, Emmanuelle/Galán, Nathalie/Mihailovitch, Smilja/Channing, Stockard/Scott Thomas, Kristin +Black (2005)/Bachchan, Amitabh/Shroff, Jeroo/Adib, Kamal/Chatterjee, Dhritiman/Shah, Arif (II)/Gangjee, Chippy/Dotiwala, Bomie E./Kapadia, Bomi/Vellani, Zul/Desai, Kenny/Smith, Richard Lane/Mahava, Sillo/Sen, Nandana/Khurody, Khursheed/Mody-Kotwal, Mahabanoo/Kapur, Salomi Roy/Anand, Shehnaz/Xavier, Trish/Gandhi, Tiara/Patel, Shernaz/Kapoor, Ayesha/Dcruz, Marriane/Mukherjee, Rani/Shroff, Polly +Black and White (1999 I)/Leto, Jared/Grant, Oliver 'Power'/Epstein, Scottie/McNeil, Eric Keith/Starr, Fredro/Mailer, John/Regruto, Shawn/Grayson, Keith/Ratner, Brett/King, David Alastair/Miller, George F./Voll, Richard/Elms, Richard/Shaw, Larry (IV)/Rose, Richard (III)/Caan, Scott/Toback, James/Zito, Chuck/Pantoliano, Joe/Bongiorno, Joseph (I)/Pastore, Garry/Houston, Allan/Man, Method/Wood, Elijah/Walker, Tyrone S./Akiva, Richard/Deck, Inspectah/Fingaz, Sticky/Sardou, Davy/Downey Jr., Robert/Nuke, Steve/Simpson, Tyree Michael/Superb/McLaughlin, Duane/Scott, William Lee/Thomas, Eddie Kaye/Killa, Masta/Adonis, Frank/Raekwon/Alexander, Robert B./Wayne, George/Killah, Ghostface/Bolger, John/McAdams, Jaime/Banks, Chip/Stiller, Ben/Yorker, Jade/Pesce, Frank/Shaad, Melvin James/Jordan, Michael B./Ske, Justin/Birkett, Thaddaeus/Tyson, Mike (I)/Beer, Steven C. (I)/Johnson, Hassan/Watt, Patrick (I)/Hoffmann, Gaby (I)/Phillips, Bijou/James, Pell/Schiffer, Claudia/Klosterman, Kristin/Matulova, Kim/Pratt, Lauren/Young, Bellamy/Raghunati, Shari/Hamill, Katie/Hamill, Cara/Maples, Marla/Shields, Brooke/Cohen, Jodi (I)/Ball, Sheila/Nguyen, Tina (I)/Dent, Michelle/Lamy, Sabine/Sagona, Katie/Edwards, Stacy/Green, Janine (I)/Jones, Kidada +Black Cauldron, The (1985)/Byner, John/Allwine, Wayne/Huston, John (I)/Levinson, Gregory/Hawthorne, Nigel/Renaday, Peter/Disney, Roy Edward/Call, Brandon/Almanzar, James/Hale, Steve/Malet, Arthur/Nibbelink, Phil/Jones, Freddie/Laing, Jack/Hurt, John/Fondacaro, Phil/Bardsley, Grant/Malis-Morey, Adele/Rich, Lindsay/Sheridan, Susan/Merin, Eda Reiss/Sisson, Rosemary Anne/Hayes, Billie +Black Christmas (1974)/Dullea, Keir/Gain, Danny/Carlson, Leslie/Rapport, Michael/Brown, Syd/Mancuso, Nick/Hindle, Art/Rubie, Les/Rutter, John (I)/Foreman, Tom/Van Evera, Jack/Clark, Bob (III)/Warner, Robert (I)/Mann, Dave (I)/Saxon, John/McGrath, Doug/Reed, Julian (I)/Edmond, James/Clement, David/Hawkins, Robert (I)/Stoneham, John/Waldman, Marian/Martin, Andrea (I)/Kidder, Margot/Barney, Pam/Gibson, Martha (II)/Hussey, Olivia/Griffin, Lynne/Diamond, Marcia (I) +Black Dahlia, The (2006)/McNeice, Ian/Finley, William (I)/Flannigan, Michael P./Arthur, Noel/Russell, Anthony (I)/Henry, Gregg/Otis, James (I)/Solari, John/Serna, Pepe/Fischler, Patrick/Brake, Richard/Scholte, Joost/De Palma, Brian/Raibon, David/Hartnett, Josh/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Milchev, Petar/Norris, Graham/MacInnes, Angus/Evans, Troy (I)/Kavanagh, John (I)/McGuire, Victor/Starr, Mike (I)/Eckhart, Aaron/Rooper, Jemima/Swank, Hilary/lang, k.d./Miner, Rachel/Moore, Stephanie L./Kirshner, Mia/McGowan, Rose/Katz, Claudia (II)/Shaw, Fiona/Johansson, Scarlett +Black Hawk Down (2001)/Hartnett, Josh/Geohagen, Lee/Fichtner, William/Gruffudd, Ioan/Tyson, Richard/Rees, Norman Campbell/Guiry, Tom/Johnson, Corey (I)/Hoch, Danny/Coster-Waldau, Nikolaj/Linville, Kent/McGregor, Ewan/Hildebrandt, Jason/Beetem, Chris/Bloom, Orlando/Strong, Johnny (II)/Roof, Michael/Murciano, Enrique/Virgo, Ian/Van Holt, Brian/Sporleder, Gregory/Myers, Johann/Burrell, Ty/Bana, Eric (I)/Etienne, Treva/Piven, Jeremy/Adoti, Razaaq/Voukan, Pavel/Coates, Kim/Hofheimer, Charlie/Marsden, Matthew/Shepard, Sam/Bremner, Ewen/Eldard, Ron/Amankwah, Kofi/Harris, George (II)/Quarcoo, Joshua/Kestner, Boyd/Fitzgerald, Tac/Hardy, Tom (I)/Isaacs, Jason/Woods, Dan (V)/Sexton III, Brendan/Casseus, Gabriel/Dancy, Hugh/Ivanek, Zeljko/Hersi, Abdibashir Mohamed/Sizemore, Tom/Ford, Steven (I)/Morshower, Glenn/Giovinazzo, Carmine/Facio, Giannina +Black Hole, The (1979)/Bottoms, Joseph/Perkins, Anthony/Nelson, Gary (I)/McLoughlin, Tommy/Schell, Maximilian/Pickens, Slim (I)/Borgnine, Ernest/McDowall, Roddy/Forster, Robert (I)/Mimieux, Yvette +Black Knight (2001)/Wood, Stanley/Collins, Jim (III)/Regan, Vincent/Countryman, Michael/Burchfield, Lonnie/Rakofsky, Lucas/Schifter, David/Stillwell, Kevin/Leddy Jr., Bob/Helms, Matthew/Cronin, John (II)/Chimonides, Jason/Long, Joseph (II)/Lumia, Vincent/Bower, Robert L./Kelvington, Casey/Conway, Kevin (I)/Inscoe, Joe/Taulbee, Rock/Rivitz, David/Pitt, Mark/Dew, Marty/Seymour, Matthew (I)/Easterlin, Mathan/Bormet, Brian/Lowe, David (VIII)/Migacz, Jim/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Shelton, Kent/Phillips, Dustin/King, Kevin P./Burgess, Michael (III)/Jensen, Erik (II)/Campbell, Harry D./Evans, Mark (X)/Moffett, Jaime/Lewis, John (IX)/Paisley, Eric/Smith, Graham F./Lawrence, Martin (I)/Beach, Cameron/Watts, D'Juan/Tromsness, Jayce/Mason, Chad (III)/Boyer, William (I)/Post, Mikey/Moore, Kevin (V)/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Bailey, Charles E./Spaan, Jason/Shira, Keith/Beio, Cliff/Fullerton, Richard/Hanner, Zach/Joy, Mark/Mann IV, R. Lee/Seman, Chris/Louque, Kyle Jason/Richardson, Matthew (I)/Edens, Sam/Sweeney, Ryan (I)/White, Richard E./Webb, Parker/Cannon, Robert (IV)/Lodge, KJ/Tulaine, Dikran/Dunlap, Kevin/Moran, Ken/Congema, Joseph/Perry, Reid/Madray, Chris/Anderson, J.C./Chase, Jeff (I)/Parati, Tim/Gorka, David/Haje, Richard/Cooper, Greg (I)/Dilley, Leslie/Mitchell, Daryl/Nunn, Danny/Soronen, Jonathan/Jefferson, Krystal/Bass, Denise S./Dixon, Bonnie/Roberts, Elizabeth (I)/Huber, Betty/Weegar, Jeannette/McCullen, Babs/Rizzo, Dena/Richardson, Amber/Brunson, Jobina/Seman, Marie/Alonso, Daniella/Johnson, Leslee/Melody, Janet/Semon, Monica/Foxworth, Kelly/Seago, Alex/Shelton, Miki/Arnold, Tammy/Wade, Abbey/Smith, Lara Anne/Sterling, Veronica/Huffman, Linda K./Galvan, Stephenie/O'Connor, Isabell/Thomason, Marsha/Childers, Kelly Cole/Dinwiddie, Traci/Sullivan, Stephanie (I)/Carey, Helen/Bolden, Melissa/Desai, Angel +Black Narcissus (1947)/Knight, Esmond/Whaley Jr., Eddie/Noble, Shaun/Sabu (I)/Farrar, David (I)/Foster, Maxwell/On, Ley/Scudamore, Margaret/Simmons, Jean (I)/Furse, Judith/de Broy, Helen/Cozier, Joan/Kerr, Deborah/Byron, Kathleen/Roberts, Nancy (III)/Hallatt, May/Laird, Jenny/Robson, Flora +Black Rain (1989 I)/Katzman, Bruce/Gotay, John/Nagasue, Tomo/Riehle, Richard/Hayashi, Shôtarô (I)/Obata, Toshirô/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Root, Stephen (I)/Douglas, Michael (I)/Ogata, Roy K./Porac, Matthew/Spencer, John (I)/Kensei, Ken/Ikeda, Edmund/Elic, Josip/Yasuda, Doug/Sato, Toshio (I)/Locke, Bruce (I)/Ishida, Jim/Caserta, Clem/Awaji, Daisuke/Uchida, Yuya/Cantarini, Louis/Norris, Chris Nelson/Curtis-Hall, Vondie/Yasuoka, Rikiya/Ibuki, Taro/Garcia, Andy (I)/Tanaka, Professor Toru/Takakura, Ken/Wakayama, Tomisaburo/Matsuda, Yusaku/Kyle, George/Perce, Joe/Kôyama, Shigeru/Costelloe, John/Kunimura, Jun/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Oishi, Shirô/Young, Keone/Bahr, Mitchell/Ishimatsu, Guts/Sasa, Goro/Shimaki, Joji/Tsushima, Michiko/Xavier, Celia/Ono, Miyuki/Capshaw, Kate/Gillen, Linda +Black Sheep (1996)/Arm, Mark/Kottke, Austin/Breymann, Andrew/Wilson, Drew (I)/Smallwood, Tucker/Spade, David/Lewis, Jonathan Everett/Workman, Jimmy/Farley, John/Ganger, Toby Scott/Owen, Chris (I)/Farley, Kevin P./Carhart, Timothy/St. James, David/Banks, Boyd/Heslov, Grant/Pankhurst, Patrick/Peters, Dan (I)/Howell, William (I)/Lucas, Dylan/Farley, Chris/Busey, Gary/Carter, Michael Patrick/Lukin, Matt/Dickinson, Luke/Matheson, Tim (I)/Ashker, John/O'Brien, Skip (I)/Turner, Steven Neil/Morgan, Branden R./McGill, Bruce/Wolf, Fred (II)/Noah, James/Place, Patricia/Burkette, Michelle/Gilbar, Lisa/Card, Kathleen/Ebersole, Christine/Weekes, Laura/Howard, Jean Speegle/Shelby, LaRita/Kahn, Karen/O'Malley, Kathleen (I)/Spheeris, 'Gypsy'/O'Donnell, Anne/Benz, Julie +Black Stallion, The (1979)/Axton, Hoyt/Karlsen, John/Hudson, Don (I)/Higgins, Michael (I)/Burton, John (III)/McNamara, Ed (I)/Buchanan, John (IV)/Larbi, Doghmi/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Dahlgren, Tom/Muse, Clarence/Tozzi, Fausto/Cousins, Frank/Reno, Kelly (I)/Trieste, Leopoldo/Maitland, Marne/Vigard, Kristen/Garr, Teri +Black Widow (1987)/Dennard, Tee/Trinidad, Arsenio 'Sonny'/Cerullo, Al/Callahan, Gene (I)/Moffett, D.W./Pang, Ed/Bond, Raleigh/Kasparian, David/Hopper, Dennis/Nause, Allen/O'Quinn, Terry/Kamekona, Danny/Mamet, David/Muldoon, Mick/Smith, Donegan/Heffley, Wayne/Ducey, Chris S./Frey, Sami/Willis, Johnny 'Sugarbear'/Shuster, Rick/Peters, Robert J./Clemenson, Christian/Hill, Thomas (I)/Ricord, George/Rossi, Leo (II)/Williamson, Nicol/Arnold, Richard (I)/Hong, James/Kiyohara, Bea/Winger, Debra/Meeley, Darrah/Woronov, Mary/Russell, Theresa/Ladd, Diane/Hall, Kate (I)/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Shaw, Juleen Murray/Hewitt, Denise/Murray, Juleen/Smith, Lois (I)/Alda, Rutanya +Blade (1998)/Guinee, Tim/Edwards, Eric (I)/Williams, Keith Leon/Johnson, Andray/Scott, Judson Earney/McKnight Jr., Esau/Salgado, Marcus/Walls, Kevin Patrick/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Peluso, Stephen R./Glorioso, Ryan/Liufau, Sidney S./Norrington, Stephen/Johnson, Kenny (I)/Schulze, Matt/Kier, Udo/King, Ted (II)/Enos III, John/Ray, Frankie (I)/Baily, Richard 'Dr.'/Snipes, Wesley/Okamura, Gerald/Conway, Lyle/White III, Freeman/Van Douglas, Erl/Aurelius, Marcus/Dorff, Stephen/Uchaneishvili, Levan/DeVincentis, D.V./Logue, Donal/Curtis, Clint/Brown, Lennox/Lords, Traci/Lano, Jenya/Theriac, Beth/Adams, Eboni 'Chrystal'/Stepic, Irena/Lathan, Sanaa/Lee, Shannon (I)/Seeley, Carrie/Wong, Donna (II)/Ocampo, Yvette/Thomas, Carmen (I)/Wright, N'Bushe/Jover, Arly +Blade II (2002)/Kulhavy, Milos/Mohyla, Ladislav/Curran, Tony (I)/Roden, Karel (I)/Wilson, Jamie (I)/Peterka, Jaroslav/Kasey, Paul/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Lee-Wilson, Pete/Reedus, Norman/Cajzl, Pavel/Mares, Ivan/Bursa, Jan/Krusalnicky, Petr/Beran, Ladislav/Böhm, Tomás/Snipes, Wesley/Brown, Lennox/Bubák, Zdenek/Malík, Jan (I)/Segura, Santiago/Wild, Mário/Crawford, Daz/Yen, Donnie/Luis, Stuart/Sieber, Jirí M./Goss, Luke/Santos, Rey-Phillip/Perlman, Ron/Vasut, Marek/Valdivia, Xuyen/Loukota, Jan/Révai, Jan/Misek, Jaroslav/Hyde-Braithwaite, André/Schulze, Matt/John-Jules, Danny/Vávrovec, Karel/Kretschmann, Thomas/Markland, Bridge/Kile, Marit Velle/Miltner, Andrea/Varela, Leonor (I) +Blade Runner (1982)/Hong, James/Sanderson, William/Pyke, Hy/Turkel, Joe/James, Brion (I)/Allen, John Edward/Walsh, M. Emmet/Okazaki, Bob/Okazaki, Jiro/Reiter, Robert/Knapp, Charles/Pope, Steve (I)/Gorcey Jr., Leo/Hutchinson, Tom (I)/Ford, Harrison (I)/Olmos, Edward James/Thompson, Kevin (II)/Hauer, Rutger/Paull, Morgan/Mascari, Rose/Young, Sean (I)/Hiroshige, Kimiko/Rhee, Alexis/Hesky, Sharon/Cassidy, Joanna/DeMirjian, Carolyn/Burnett, Judith/Hannah, Daryl/Hine, Kelly +Blade: Trinity (2004)/Scheelar, Darryl/Sain, Justin/Hoffart, Jordan/Heyerdahl, Christopher/Rennie, Callum Keith/Pidgeon, Simon/Turton, Kett/McGuire, Darren/Smith, Kimani Ray/Selmour, Ron/Bogosian, Eric/Spender, Stephen (II)/Rawlins, Michael/Remar, James/Rae, Alejandro/Reynolds, Ryan (I)/Snipes, Wesley/Sammel, Raymond/Steele, Brian (I)/Anthony, Paul (VI)/Purcell, Dominic/Beristain, Gabriel/Berry, Mark (I)/Cullen, Clay/Wu, Paul (I)/Cook, Michel/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Heindl, Scott/Oswalt, Patton/Ashker, John/Ameyaw, Kwesi/St. John Smith, Michael/Higgins, John Michael/McMichael, Steven/Cross, Garvin/Ulmer, John (I)/Beddow, Cascy/Levesque, Paul/Lyonne, Natasha/Mander, Dawn/Cerra, Erica/Stoll, Michelle/Page, Haili/Yip, Françoise/Posey, Parker/Powell, Shannon (I)/Martinez, Camille/Biel, Jessica/Krop, Jill +Blair Witch Project, The (1999)/Leonard, Joshua/Griffith, Bob (I)/Williams, Michael C./Mason, Mark (III)/Swanson, Ed/King, Jim (IV)/Hallex, Jackie/Sánchez, Sandra (II)/DeCou, Patricia/Donahue, Heather +Blame It on Rio (1984)/Bologna, Joseph/Lewgoy, José/Menaugh, Michael/Caine, Michael (I)/Arantes, Rômulo/DeMatos, Angelo/Conde, Eduardo/Haïm, Victor/Mahon, Thomas Lee/Dantas, Nelson/Harper, Valerie/Johnson, Michelle (I)/Velasco, Maria Helena/Callado, Tessy/Moore, Demi/Duboc, Jane/Soore, Giovanna/von Wien, Betty/Gigliotti, Lupe/Lima, Ana Lucía/Benzala, Grupo/Pereira, Zeni +Blast from the Past (1999)/Eckert, J. Bruce/Stevenson, Bill (I)/Baciocco, Grant/Gratton, Bill/Smith, Douglas (VI)/Kennedy, John F./Cruz, Gary/Roselius, John/Pierce, Fred/Gallagher, Michael (II)/Ging, Gabriel/Sparks, Ryan (I)/Ging, Charles/Baker, Jonathan Stockwell/Castro, Fidel (I)/Susman, Todd/Blackehart, Stephen/Duffy, William (II)/Khrushchev, Nikita/Slotnick, Joey/Thomson, Scott (I)/Ash, Monty/Walken, Christopher/Linn, Rex/Moore, Eddie/Fraser, Brendan/Bean, Steve/Jazzmun/Foley, Dave (I)/Yesso, Don/Hodgin, Hubert/Anderson, Todd Robert/Young, Harrison/Britt, Rod/Tank, Hayden/Wilson, Hugh (I)/Scott, Donovan (I)/Kairys, Ted/Mizrahi, Dori/Murphy, Harry S./Fillion, Nathan/Sacchi, Robert/von Hoffman, Brant/Zorn, Danny/Gilbert-Hill, Richard/Skyler, Robb/Hagiwara, Michael/Carrillo, Erick/Blondell, Brian/Holloway, Christopher/Shaw, Sheila/Silverstone, Alicia/Hermansen, Mary Ann/Zelman, Julie/Mayeux, Rosalee/O'Donnell, Annie/Spacek, Sissy/Wilson, Caroline (II)/Meldrum, Wendel/MacIntosh, Katie/Raoul, Dale/Kozak, Hannah/Kellner, Deborah/Geraghty, Karen/Mace, Cynthia/Ryerson, Ann/Eddy, Sonya/Lewis, Jenifer/Carter, Gina-Raye/More, Carmen/Portser, Mary +Blaue Engel, Der (1930)/Syncopators, The Weintraub/Roth, Hans (I)/von Winterstein, Eduard/Hollander, Frederick/Albers, Hans/Gerron, Kurt/Diegelmann, Wilhelm/Klein-Lörk, Robert/Varno, Roland/Bienert, Gerhard/Jannings, Emil/Balhaus, Carl/Puffy, Charles/Müller, Rolf (II)/Staudte, Wolfgang/Bernt, Reinhold/Dietrich, Marlene/Valetti, Rosa/Fürstenberg, Ilse +Blazing Saddles (1974)/Dunn, Liam/Labyorteaux, Patrick/Lukas, Karl/McLeod, Clyde (I)/Korman, Harvey/Kane, M.J. (I)/Armstrong, David (III)/Hillerman, John/Miller, Ira/Loft-Lyn, Jay/Lambert, Tex/Parry, Harvey/Reed, Booty/Manza, Ralph/Farnsworth, Richard/Brooks, Mel (I)/Chaffin, Donald/Chabeau, Ray/Ridgely, Robert/Ames, Don/Garcia, Rick (I)/Ward, Al (I)/Little, Cleavon/Burke, Eldon (I)/Sharpe, David (I)/Núñez, Daniel (I)/Cadiente, David/Regan, Tony (I)/Lilley, Jack/Rey, Danny 'Big Black'/Littler, Craig/Huddleston, David/Wilder, Gene/Melton, Troy/Enriquez, Elly/Hayward, Chuck (I)/Starrett, Jack/Basie, Count/Tracy, George/Rippy, Rodney Allen/McDougall, Fred/Vitagliano, Richard/Robinson, Hank/Frommer, Ben/Steele, Tom (I)/DeLuise, Dom/Sandeen, Darrell/McGaughy, Rod/Collier, Richard (I)/Campbell, Patrick (III)/Anfinsen, Tom/Karras, Alex/Yrigoyen, Joe/Furth, George/Dockstader, George/Martinez, Jimmy (I)/Dollarhyde, Ross/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Scheiwiller, Fred/Trent, Jerry (I)/Perkins, Jack (I)/Endoso, Kenny/Peterson, Alan (III)/Pickens, Slim (I)/Sullivan, Tim (I)/Gilliam, Burton (I)/Furlong, John/Zuckert, Bill/May, Bert/Catching, Bill/Monahan, Richard (I)/McGregor, Charles/Smith, Eddie (II)/Crockett, Dick/Brown, Alex (III)/Megowan, Don/Alderson, John (I)/East, Stewart/Van, Frankie/McIntosh, Bill (I)/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Schmidt, Marrietta/Johnston, Rosemary/Journeay, Madge/Kahn, Madeline/Whitby, Janice/Corsaut, Aneta/DeLuise, Carol/Milner, Jessamine/Kirkland, Sally (I)/Hilton, Robyn (I) +Blechtrommel, Die (1979)/Walczewski, Marek/Adorf, Mario/Thost, Bruno/Brasch, Helmut/Aznavour, Charles/Hackethal, Joachim/Behrendt, Herbert/Bennent, David/Rehm, Werner/Bennent, Heinz/Sander, Otto/Jacobi, Ernst/Olbrychski, Daniel/Kunikowski, Tadeusz/Tittelbach, Karl Heinz/Feist, Emil/Czechowicz, Mieczyslaw/Grzmocinski, Lech/Pszoniak, Wojciech/Kapinski, J./Hakl, Fritz/Schlüter, Henning/Hübner, Zygmunt/von Richthofen, Alexander/Michalski, Stanislaw/Vogt, Raphaël/Witting, Wigand/Teubner, Roland/Frauboes, Dietrich/Oliveri, Mariella/Pozniak, Beata/Engel, Tina/Thalbach, Katharina/Drews, Berta/Blisse, Gerda/Ferréol, Andréa/Winkler, Angela (I)/Pagé, Ilse/Jaenicke, Käte +Bless the Child (2000)/Del Rio, Tony (II)/Wheeler, Kelvin/Lipinski, Eugene/Lemche, Matthew/Healy, John (I)/Eisner, David/Hudson, Gary (I)/Malen, Jonathan/Shepherd, John (I)/Holm, Ian/Heighton, Brian/Alessandroni, Henry/Mensah, Peter (I)/McLean, Dwayne/Edwards, Neville/Pinnock, Arnold/Harman, Dylan/Marren, Christopher/Sparrow, David/Salgado, Nicolas Martí/Sy, Jovanni/Bain, Trevor/Sewell, Rufus/Smith, Cedric/Birch, Yan/Steele, Brian (I)/Gabourie, Dean/Caudle, Jeffrey/Girvan, Neil/Carmichael, Richard/Smits, Jimmy/Birman, Matt/Schroeder, Todd (I)/Gaston, Michael/Podhora, Roman/Redman, Christopher (I)/Meyler, Tony/Reed, Austin/McLachlan, Michael (I)/Warry-Smith, Dan/Duran, Dan (I)/Corazza, Vince/Copeman, Michael/Reed, Brianna/Lyn, Nicole/Vey, Jennifer/Lee, Mia (II)/O'Dwyer, Samantha/Arliss, Dimitra/Stahlbrand, Sandi/Rosen, Elisabeth/Gilmour, Alexa/Ricci, Christina/Fitch, Catherine/Bennett, Marcia (I)/Evans, Wanda-Lee/McGeachie, Meredith/Basinger, Kim/Stenborg, Helen/Betancourt, Anne/Gibbons, Leeza/Pavlinek, Teresa/Lempert, Carol/Devine, Brenda/Coleman, Holliston/Cavazos, Lumi/Spring, Lauren/Reed, Corrina/Edwards, Norma/Bettis, Angela +Blind Date (1987)/Carafotes, Paul/Sobel, Barry/Price, Louis/Isler, Seth/Hirsch, Ricky/Bunetta, Peter/Demy, John/Bowers, P. Randall/George, Brian (I)/Willis, Bruce/Shimono, Sab/Coe, George/Hartman, Phil (I)/Stack, Timothy (I)/Harada, Ernest/Howry, Lyle/Ari, Bob/Smet, Jon (I)/Daniels, William (I)/Robertson, Keith (II)/Larroquette, John/Murphy, Mike (X)/Leonard, Darrell/Genovese, Mike/Marcus, Bill (I)/Shimerman, Armin/Viola, Ron/Gwillim, Jack/Miner, David (II)/Sparks, Don/Blum, Mark (I)/Vera, Billy/Kearney, John F./Jordan, Stanley (I)/Peterson, Jerry (III)/Stark, Graham/Gall, Noele De Saint/Tanney, Herb/Durock, Dick/Lentini, Susan/Elias, Jeannie/Walton, Emma/Cory, Priscilla/Wilkes, Elaine/Bellamy, Diana/Hirson, Alice/Jennings, Julia/Basinger, Kim/Yashima, Momo/Van Patten, Joyce/Faracy, Stephanie/Lorre, Arlene/Johnson, Georgann +Blind Fury (1989)/O'Quinn, Terry/Lee, Tiger Chung/Morris, Alex (I)/Hauer, Rutger/Mack, Ernest/Ellis, David R./Mateer, Tim/Cobb, Randall 'Tex'/Vasquez, Paul James/Cassavetes, Nick (I)/Lerner, Fred/Suggs, Harold/Cooper, Charles (I)/Overton, Rick/Forshaw, Weasel/McFarland, T.J./Thatcher, Kyle/Prentiss, Robert/Call, Brandon/Pennison, Jay/Deckert, Blue/Skillen, Gene/Mitchell, Red (II)/Willingham, Noble/Dashnaw, Jeffrey J./Shanks, Mike/Casey Jr., Lincoln/Bartholomew, Dave (I)/Watson, Woody/Wilder, Glenn R./Colbert, Ray/Fickert, Mark/Lampert, Glenn/Brown, R. Nelson/Morgan, Roy (I)/Hrushowy, Mitch/Walker, Linwood/Adams, Michael (I)/Kosugi, Shô/Gulling-Goff, Barbara/Shackelford, Sharon/Mathews, Patricia (I)/Blount, Lisa/Le May, Dorothy/Williams, Debora/González, Julia (I)/Suggs, Bonnie/Foster, Meg/McFarland, C.K. +Blinkende lygter (2000)/Rud, Ove/Asholt, Jesper/Mikkelsen, Mads/Helmuth, Frits/Reichhardt, Peter/Larsen, Thomas Bo/Spasojevic, Goran/Munksgaard, David/Lambert, Peter (II)/Thomsen, Ulrich/Pilmark, Søren/Jensen, Henning (I)/Andersen, Andreas/Gundel, Morten/Thorn, Niels Anders/Jensen, Tomas Villum/Brix, Adam/Jessen, Sebastian/Kaalund, Lars/Andersson, Peter (I)/Hansen, Max (II)/Thestrup, Ole/Mejding, Bent/Nepper-Christensen, Lars/Jensen, Niciki/Lie Kaas, Nikolaj/Hjejle, Iben/Drasbæk, Laura/Gråbøl, Sofie/Mynster, Karen-Lise/Dolleris, Helle/Virkner, Helle/Højfeldt, Solbjørg +Blob, The (1958)/Benson, John (I)/Rowe, Earl/Sabel, Eugene/Deeter, Jasper/Howland, Olin/McQueen, Steve (I)/Barbi, Vincent/Bonnet, James/Metcalf, David/Overdorff, Charlie/Chase, Alden 'Stephen'/Roseman, Ralph/Karas, George/Ogden, Tom (I)/Almoney, Kieth/Randolph, Josh/Fields, Robert/Gerbereck, George/Smith, Elbert/Franke, Anthony/Graham, Hugh (II)/Bourne, Molly Ann/Corsaut, Aneta/Curran, Pamela/Tabben, Diane/Paton, Lee/Cousins, Julie/Metcalf, Audrey/Hammer, Elinor +Blob, The (1988)/Avery, Rick/Close, Del/Emerson, Douglas/Crombie, Peter (I)/Crenna, Richard Anthony/Nance, Jack/Dillon, Kevin (I)/Landey, Clayton/Rader, Jack/Maar, Pons/Kenworthy, Michael/Seneca, Joe/Mayer, Wade/Marsh, Daryl Sandy/Leitch, Donovan/Arnett, M. James/Craig, Noble (II)/Collison, Frank/Russell, Chuck/Newlander, Jamison/McCrane, Paul/Weininger, David/Billingslea, Beau/DeMunn, Jeffrey/Porter, Moss/Axelrod, Robert/Beck, Billy (I)/LaFleur, Art (I)/Brunner, Don (I)/Goldin, Ricky Paull/Moseley, Bill/Spelman, Sharon/Richland, Verna Lynn/Eleniak, Erika/Aldrich, Kristen/Lincoln, Jennifer/Griffin, Portia/Masche, Jacquelyn/McCullough, Julie/Smith, Shawnee/Fox, Charlene/Flanagan, Judith/Vincent, Teddy/Fields, Lilli/Bartley, Opelene/Spradling, Charlie/Clark, Candy/Mills, Ann (I)/Smith, Margaret (II) +Block Party (2005)/Rap, Kool G./Pras/Roots, The/Prez, Dead/Fugees, The/Kane, Big Daddy/West, Kanye/Bilal/Duplessis, Jerry 'Wonder'/Gray, James 'Kamal'/Chestnutt, Cody/Hymes, Darren/Gondry, Michel/Luther, Martin (II)/Trotter, Tariq/Monch, Pharoahe/Chappelle, Dave/Def, Mos/Legend, John/Cease, Lil'/Jean, Wyclef/Hubbard, Leonard 'Hub'/Kweli, Talib/Thompson, Ahmir-Khalib/Hampton Jr., Fred/Common/Limos, Tiffany/Scott, Jill (II)/Hill, Lauryn/Cole, Keyshia/Badu, Erykah/Goguen, Alice +Blood and Wine (1996)/Corone, Antoni/Christopher, Thom/Perrineau, Harold/Daily, Dan (I)/Caine, Michael (I)/Seitz, John/Macaulay, Marc/Hackett, John (I)/Sánchez, Mario Ernesto/Nicholson, Jack/Catrini, Robert/Dorff, Stephen/Towers, Jim Torres/Starr, Mike (I)/Montano, Hector/Peterson, Robyn/Velasco, Marta (I)/Hernandez, Vanessa L./López, Carmen (I)/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Montano, Glice/Davis, Judy +Blood Simple. (1984)/Williams, Samm-Art/McAdams, Bob/Bivens, Loren/Hedaya, Dan/Sonnenfeld, Barry/Creamer, William (I)/Brooks, Van/Getz, John (I)/Walsh, M. Emmet/Marco, Señor/Robertson, William Preston/Finger, Nancy/Sedwick, Shannon/Neumann, Deborah/Gavia, Raquel/Hunter, Holly/McDormand, Frances +Blood Work (2002)/Hosking, Craig/Chi, Chao Li/Nugent, Derric/Hoffman, Rick (I)/Jijikine, Igor/Jaeger, Sam/Lucero, Mason/Rodriguez, Paul (I)/Harvey, Robert (I)/Becker, Gerry/Huffman, Matt (I)/Bryant, Todd/Gavin, James W./Thomason, Mark (I)/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Morshower, Glenn/Hanna, Bryan (II)/Hinkley, Brent/Eastwood, Clint/Byrne, P.J./Stechman, Greg/Rooney, Ted (I)/Walsh, Dylan/Carlin, Amanda/Eastwood, Dina/Quiban, Maria/Lu, June Kyoto/Lifford, Tina/Ongaro, Natalia/Koromzay, Alix/Leech, Beverly/Huston, Anjelica/De Jesus, Wanda +Blood: The Last Vampire (2000)/Carr, Paul (I)/Fahn, Tom/Robinson, Stuart (II)/Blum, Steven Jay/Mallow, Dave/Koteyama, Akira/Romersa, Joe/Houston, Fitz/Nakamura, Saemi/Forstadt, Rebecca/Kudoh, Youki +BloodRayne (2005)/Madsen, Michael (I)/Shahlavi, Darren/Davis, Matthew (I)/Kingsley, Ben/Micu, Radu Andrei/Knight, Bryan C./Kier, Udo/Zane, Billy/Dopud, Mike/Popa, Razvan/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Cueto, Esteban/Ambrono, Aden/Baer, Robert/Gabriel, Demeny/Torres, Chris/Paré, Michael/Aurel, Dicu/Meat Loaf/Barbulescu, Constantin/Pak, Ho Sung/Storm, T.J./Sanderson, Will/Roata, Florin/Chaplin, Geraldine/McQueen, Adrienne/Rodriguez, Michelle (I)/Constantin, Madalina/Burlarda, Laura/Galgotiu, Teona/Loken, Kristanna/Popescu, Iulia/Ionescu, Romanita/Nane, Daniela/Muresanu, Iulia +Bloodsport (1988)/Chiu, Dennis/Walker, Roger (I)/Brown, Geoff (IV)/Morris, Wayne (II)/Chkueke, Nathan/Lai, Simon/Bucknor, Colin/Kuen, Bill Yuen Ping/Lee, Wilson (I)/Davey, Keith (II)/Humphrey, Darren/Lai, Johnny/Tetter, David/Kwok Chiu, Nip/Erikson, Rick/Yeung, Bolo/Lam, Thomas/Chan, Philip/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/DiSalle, Mark/Tok, Johnny Wong Tin/Burton, Norman/Chan, Michael (I)/Daw, Steve/Chiao, Roy/Chan, Mandy/Lay, Christopher/Qissi, Michel/Gamez, Joao/Findley, Paul (I)/Law, John (III)/Heme, Claude/Ketterer, Edward E./Singh, Rocky Jasminder/Schroder, Joshua/Reale, Attilio/Wan, Kung Sung/Ki, Kimo Lai Kwok/Cheung, John/Li, Samson/Li, Ronnie/Richardson, Greg (I)/Treadwell, Paul/Ling, Benjamin/Tam, Tom/George, A.P./Sharrock, Mark/Wang, Charles (I)/Tse, Kin Hung/Whitaker, Forest/Sun, Mak Shu/Mariano, Bernard/Wesslen, Henrik/Rieusset, Mic/Wah, Chu/Wong, Victor (III)/Ho, David (I)/Wheelhouse, Mark/Ho, Henry/Tocha, Paulo/Boyle, Ken/Gibb, Donald (I)/Ng, Yuk Shu/Ming, Wong Tak/Neff, Eric (I)/Ward, Sean (II)/Cilia, Bernie/Clsekedi, Max/Archer, Wayne/Siu, Ken/Siu Hung, Tsui/Sahabuddin, Saheed/Ng, Eric/Gaffari, Cihangir/Rule, Andrew (I)/Shing, Hung Chi/Rafini, Pierre/Kot, Henry/Tak, Chung Sung/Gill, Rani/Sheers, Susan/Wu, Gloria (I)/Gochnauer, Lois/Choy, Jacqueline/Leung, Lily/Tam, Peggy/Ayres, Leah/McDonald, Patricia (I)/Redman, Christine +Bloody Sunday (2002)/McSorley, Gerard/Oakden, Charles/O'Donnell, Jonathan/Redhead, Mark/Lawrence, Bruce/Hewitt, James/Crossan, Gerard/Newton, Gerry/Watts, Bryan/Duddy, Declan/Clark, Tim (IV)/Williams, Ken (V)/O'Conner, Robert/Emberley, Simon/Edwards, Mike (IV)/Auckland, Daryl/McLaughlin, James (IV)/Pigott-Smith, Tim/Mann, Simon/Farrell, Nicholas/Alexander, Jim (III)/Cullen, Raymond/Rogers, David Clayton/Alexander, Bruce (IV)/Ashenden, Matt/Bridge, Rhidian/Muir, Jason/Nesbitt, James (I)/McEleney, Thomas/MacDonald, Ross/Villiers, Christopher/Hammond, Gerry/Harrison, Graham/Gildea, Allan/Healy, Darren/Bates, Tony/Maguire, Oliver/Mullan, Don/O'Kane, Sean (I)/Dray, Ian (II)/Stammers, Jason/McCallion, Kevin/Pearse, David/Meehan, Kevin (II)/Scott, James (VII)/Irvine, Deirdre/Moulds, Mary/Hamill, Rita/Costello, Grainne/Lindsay, Joanne (II)/Clarke, Kathy Kiera/McCallion, Carmel/Frazer, Edel/Rea, Gillian/Birthistle, Eva +Blow (2001)/Dawk, The/O'Brien, Skip (I)/Robinson, Matthew (IV)/Polick, Jack/Lopez, Roberto (I)/Reed, Bobby (I)/Azulay, Ricardo/Guertin, Elif/Depp, Johnny/Pérez, Miguel (I)/Suplee, Ethan/Verdu, Santiago/Hunt, Brad (I)/Rendón, Leonel/Chapman, Kevin (I)/Ferro, Dan/Lawson, Jacque (I)/Noland, Charles/Mendoza, Carlos (II)/Rizik, Raoul N./Morgan, Alan James/Perlich, Max/Reubens, Paul/Fuentes, Miguel Ángel/Mollà, Jordi/Menendez, Gonzalo/Galarraga, Lazaro/Perez, Tony (I)/Curtis, Cliff/Emberson, Dana/LaGravenese, Richard/Cassavetes, Nick (I)/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Bush, Brantley/Mulkey, Randy/Liotta, Ray/Husted, Patrick/Goodman, Brian (I)/Goldthwait, Bob/Demme, Ted/Jimenez, Jorge/Kampshoff, Ralph/Burke, Jimmy/Rosario, Bert/Escobar, Daniel/Mendoza, Mauricio/St. James, Crafty/Kirkland, Ajgie/Herman, Josh (I)/Woods, Rayder/Gage, Kevin/Martiniz, Charles/Cheshier, Lydell M./Snowberger, Dale/Ralph, Michael (I)/Tucci, Michael/Coronel, Al/James, Jesse (I)/Felix, Jean-Carlos/Bland, John Harrington/Willens, Bill/Amendola, Tony (I)/Mazur, Monet/Vera, Julia/Falco, Tracy/Rodriguez, Elizabeth (III)/Foster, Janine/Nelson, Meriah/Potente, Franka/Cruz, Penélope/Grayson, Vanessa/Jung, Kristina/Blue, Anastasia/Walker, Pamela/Glaudini, Lola/Martin, Melissa Reneé/Maylam, Genevieve/Mullan, Kathleen/Lyman, Dorothy/Gimenez, Jennifer/Hoover, Faith/Roberts, Emma (II)/Tsimel, Sophie/Mann, Jodie/de Cardi, Anna/Erickson, Crystal/Griffiths, Rachel (I)/King, Jaime (I)/Abdy, Pamela/Banks, Twyla/Schirrmacher, Leslie/Loebe, Cynthia +Blow Dry (2001)/Wright, Philip (I)/Hartnett, Josh/Ross, Willie/Bradley, David (IV)/Rickman, Alan/Clarke, Warren/Copley, Paul/Benton, Mark/Biggins, Christopher (I)/McDonald, Peter (I)/Ford Davies, Oliver/Hiltunen, Jukka (I)/Barton, Tony (I)/Langford Rowe, Gordon/Brown, Ray Emmet/Crompton, Ben/Graham, Stephen (I)/Kay, Peter (I)/Bonneville, Hugh/McElhatton, Michael/Leeze, Johnny/Nighy, Bill/Henfrey, Janet/Klum, Heidi/Cook, Rachael Leigh/Woodcock, Elizabeth (I)/Rye, Ann/Blakemore, Margaret/Harris, Rosemary (I)/Richardson, Natasha/Griffiths, Rachel (I)/Balinska, Lorraine +Blow Out (1981)/Hoffmeister, John/Copeland, Maurice/Aquino, John (I)/McCarthy, Tom (I)/Lithgow, John/Lang, Archie/Tearson, Michael/Beck, Marvin/Wilson, Roger (I)/McGarvin, Dick/Bennett, Dean (III)/Cohen, Henry (II)/Finn, Thomas (I)/Jeter, James/Rachelle, Bernie/Tramontana, Luddy/De Felice, David/Doherty, Sid/May, Curt/Wallace, Reginald M./Woody, Larry/Borghese, Michael/Roberts, Dave (I)/Tarman, William/Copolino Jr., John/Corrigan, Brian (I)/Travolta, John/Seese, Bud/Boyden, Peter/McMartin, John/McClure, Ernest/Devon, Tony/De Angelis, Dave (I)/Penrose, Robert L./Fields, Milt/Choate, Tim (I)/Franz, Dennis/McNamara, J. Patrick/Cyrus, B.J./Fichera, Rossana/Bigelman, Marcy/Sigel, Barbara/Sherwood, Robin (I)/Everton, Deborah/Engler, Lori-Nan/Kelly, Ann (III)/Manion, Cindy/Carter, Claire/Sullivan, Maureen (I)/O'Shea, Missy/Cleveland, Missy/Filoon, Elaine/Allen, Nancy (I) +Blown Away (1994)/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Reynolds, Michael J./O'Keefe, Ed/Starr, Mike (I)/Burns, Brendan/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Purwin, Alan D./King, Judd Daniel/Fisher, Scott J./Berry, Mark (I)/Finn, John/Jones, Tommy Lee/Landers, George/Hodges, David U./O'Neill, Chris (I)/Macklin, Michael/Whitaker, Forest/Catlett, Loyd/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Reynolds, Larry (II)/O'Kane, Sean (II)/O'Shea, Terry/Morin, Frédéric (I)/Nowell, David B./Alex, Jon/Santiago-Hudson, Ruben/Flockton, Christopher/Farrell, John (IV)/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Bridges, Lloyd/McLaglen, Josh/de Oni, Christofer/Khoury, Joseph M./Kerman, Ken/Nelson, Craig Richard/Lee-Jones, Evelyn/Edwards, Sara (I)/Amis, Suzy/Hopkins, Faleena/Nelson, Dee/Weist, Lucinda/Cline, Whitney/Clarke, Caitlin (I)/Lineburg, Stephi/Heine, Patricia A. +Blowup (1966)/Wilkins, Reg/Hutchinson, Harry (II)/McCarty, Jim/Page, Jimmy (I)/Castle, John (II)/Lawther, Chas/Chagrin, Julian/Dreja, Chris/O'Casey, Ronan/Murray, Rosaleen/Hemmings, David/Beck, Jeff (I)/Relf, Keith/Bowles, Peter (I)/Chagrin, Claude/Hampshire, Melanie/Kennington, Jill/Khal, Mary/Redgrave, Vanessa/Chin, Tsai (I)/von Lehndorff, Veruschka/Broderick, Susan/Norman, Ann/Miles, Sarah (I)/Hills, Gillian/Street-Porter, Janet/Birkin, Jane/Moffitt, Peggy +Blue Chips (1994)/Walker, Kevin (XI)/Walters, Rex (I)/Rossi, Frank (I)/Vitti, Gary/O'Neill, Ed (I)/Smart, Keith/Rogers, Rodney/Donoho, Todd/Johnson, Marques/Hall, Anthony C./Calip, Demetrius/LeBeaux, Wayne K./Pitino, Rick/Walsh, J.T./Fisher, Kiambu/Berning, Ryan/Houston, Allan/O'Neal, Shaquille/Tracy, Dennis/Glenn, Phil/Lynch III, George D./Johnson, Michael (XVI)/Shreffler, Scott/Gossett Jr., Louis/Jackson, James (I)/Vitale, Dick/Cozart, Cylk/Bird, Larry/Hardaway, Anfernee 'Penny'/Benton, Kevin/Knight, Bobby (I)/Painter, Matt/Meeks, Jamal/Blake, Marty/Guild, Steve/Taskey, Tedd/Stokes, Ed (II)/Blazier, John E./Jordan, Adonis/Archbold, Darin D./Lien, Matt/Mills, Chris (I)/Crawford, Sam (I)/Godfried, Dan/Graham, Greg/Miguel, Nigel/Hammink, Geert/Fox, Rick (I)/Hurley, Bobby/Gibbs, Keith/Nolte, Nick/Hupman, Sasha/Butler, Mitchell/Douglass, Billy/Cousy, Bob/Collier, Ricky/Woods, Rayder/Boeheim, Jim/Nover, Matt/Riley, Craig R./Baker, Dick (I)/Hackett, Dwayne/Zello, Ed/Hill, Thomas (II)/Jensen, Byron/Armato, Sam/Campinelli, Lou/Keys, Daric/Beaver, Jim/Anderson, Eric (IV)/Jones, Andre L./Reynolds, Chris (I)/Tarkanian, Jerry/Williams, Sean (I)/Jackson, Carlos (I)/Schrader, Keith/Murray, Mark (I)/Malamud, Allan/Cross, Bill (IV)/Riley, Eric (I)/Moore, Troy (I)/Wuhl, Robert/Petruska, Richard/Harmon, Eric/Cheaney, Calbert/Hillman, Joe/Raveling, George/Raveling, Mark/Gonzalez, Tony (I)/Petty, Qiana/Svendsen, Siv/Ryiz, Rebecca/Woodard, Alfre/McDonnell, Mary (I)/Jones, Alicia N./Young, Debbie (I)/Thum, Wendy Goodman/White, Persia/Allen, Melinda (I)/McCann, Dorothy/Washabaugh, Aliza/Mitchell, Britney/Pechera, Christine A. +Blue Crush (2002)/Lerma, Chad/Taloa, Chris/Keaulana, Brian L./Kahoano, Kimo/Yoshida, Joji/Davis, Matthew (I)/Rios, Larry/Benton, James Grant/Patacchia Jr., Fredrick/Lee, Ender/Perry, Tamayo/Love, Faizon/Stant, Daryl/Carroll, Tom (VI)/Chicoine, Paul/Robinson, Shaun (II)/Robb, Kalani/Irons, Bruce/Sutherland, Gavin/Miranda, Kaupena/Tejada, Ruben/O'Brien, Jaime/Crawford, Darren/Hatter, Paul/Dane, Perry/Fiji/Dias, Braden/Messick, Todd/Alexander, Kala/Rothman, Makua/Jimenez, Rico/Miller, Sonny (III)/Garcia, Kai/Castillo, Jason/Marr, Jenn/Eguires, Zandi/Ballard, Rochelle/Abubo, Megan/Philips, Carol Anne/Stys, Kym/Lam, Blossom/Mock, Alana/Marcus, Melia/Bee, Deniese/Beachley, Layne/Skarratt, Kate/Lee, Kehau/Chipman, Kim/Erickson, Sage/Lake, Sanoe/Boorem, Mika/Perry, Donna/Nichols, Jessica Trent/Ho, Coco/Jaffurs, Rosie/Bonenza, Jenn/Sweatt, Tara/Rodriguez, Michelle (I)/Kennelly, Keala/Bosworth, Kate/Grey, Veronica (I)/Aquino, Asa +Blue in the Face (1995)/David, Keith (I)/Zúñiga, José (I)/RuPaul/Gambino, Sasalina/Kosovich, Nick/Larsen, Kyle (I)/Gevedon, Stephen/Yoba, Malik/Bey, Chief/Preston, William/Argo, Victor/Dickson, James (I)/Lurie, John/Cherry, Billy/Fernández, Esteban/Rodriguez, Ray (II)/Harris, Jared/Jarmusch, Jim/Esposito, Giancarlo/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Badalucco, Michael/Misciagno, Gregory/Stotts, Dale/Jackson, Robert (XIII)/Reed, Lou/Larby, Ahmed Ben/LaSalle, Charles/Ikeda, Edmund/Keitel, Harvey/Sante, Luc/Rashed, Sharif/Kamokoci, Rusty/Frazier, Ian/Ellis, Rehanna/Curtis, Liz/Galindo, Eileen/Scarola, Lisa/Bello, Teodorina/Brownstone, Diana/Ramos, Liz (II)/Altman, Chelsea/Gorham, Mel/Gormley, Peggy/Hendricks-Tellefsen, Tatienne/Madonna (I)/Thatcher, Ginger/Roseanne/Tomlin, Lily/Sorvino, Mira/Wilson, Debra (I)/Hurst, Michelle/Green, Cotton +Blue Lagoon, The (1980)/Hopgood, Alan/Jacoby, Gert/Mercurio, Gus/Evanson, Richard/Kleiser, Jeffrey/Daniels, William (I)/Pryce, Bradley/Timmerman, Chad/Kohan, Glenn/Hamilton, Alex (I)/McKern, Leo/Atkins, Christopher/Josephson, Elva/Shields, Brooke +Blue Steel (1990)/Lynch, Skipp/Brown, Clancy/Drescher, James/Nieves, Ralph/Silver, Ron (I)/Barron, Doug (I)/Callender, L. Peter/Colucci, George G./Coppola, Sam (II)/Silvestri, Larry/Dorff, Thomas/Ilku, David/Wells, Reginald/Sizemore, Tom/Flannagan, Harley/Craven, Matt (I)/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Bosco, Philip/Flannagan, Markus/Jamrog, Joe/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Cerullo, Al/Girardeau, Frank/Walker, Chris (V)/Marshall, William (VII)/Shannon, James/Capodice, John/Wise, William (I)/Del Rio, Michael Philip/Starr, Mike (I)/Hodge, Mike (I)/Hubatsek, Andrew/Baker, Becky Ann/Fletcher, Louise/Schneider, Carol (I)/Logan, Bellina/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Kempf, Heidi/Mara, Mary/Darling, Toni/Geer, Faith/Peña, Elizabeth/Tom, Lauren +Blue Streak (1999)/Chappelle, Dave/Guerra, Saverio/Donno, Eddy/Ferrell, Bill/Stapleton, Christopher/Christiansen, Christian (I)/Lawrence, Martin (I)/Grasso, Michael/Salata, Rocco/Winfield, Ash/Williams, Billy 'Sly'/Montgomery, Greg/Forsythe, William (I)/Rondell, Erik/Rankin, Steve/Gress, Googy/Foster, Damian/Hawkes, John (I)/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Kravits, Jason/Medrano, Frank/Gavin, James W./Hayashi, Henry/Sowers, Scott/Xander, Jeff/Greene, Peter (I)/Wilson, Luke (I)/Buck, Ghetto/Sarafian, Richard C./Campbell, J. Kenneth/Jones, Joel Hurt/Williams, Ty/Rogerson, Daniel/Gilbert, Troy/Miranda, Robert/Brunson, Darryl/Krupa, Olek/Agee, Timothy Dale/LaSardo, Robert/de Paul, Brandon/Endoso, Kenny/Beckel, Graham/Argenziano, Carmen/McCarthy, John (V)/Ison, Bayani/Parker, Nicole Ari/Howard, Anne Marie/Chiquette, Shawn Elaine Brown/Ginsburg, Yetta/Jones, Tamala/Spencer, Octavia/Carr, Jane (II)/Oberer, Amy +Blue Thunder (1983)/Boroff, Lolly/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Harada, Ernest/Sheiner, David/Bronx, Calvin/Morriss, Frank (I)/Roebling, Paul/Murtaugh, James/Pellow, Clifford A./King, Ted (III)/McNamara, Pat (I)/Friedkin, Thomas H./Davis, Gary (I)/Read, James (II)/Gibbs, Norman Alexander/Santos, Joe/Brubaker, Tony/Stern, Daniel (I)/Feldman, Phil/Bernard, Jason (I)/Machado, Mario/Garber, John/Lane, William T./Gilbert, Mickey/Slyter, Fred/Slyter, Ricky/James, Anthony (I)/Gladstein, John/Bernard, Ed/Gonzales, Jose Pepe R./Miller, Peter (IV)/McGaughy, Mike H./Sharkey, Billy Ray/Gavin, James W./Lawrence, Tom (I)/Murdock, Jack/Cruickshanks, Reid/Leonard, Terry (I)/Oates, Warren/Lambert, Paul (I)/Ziesmer, Jerry/Randles, Larry/Wickman, Karl A./Scheider, Roy/McDowell, Malcolm/Ashby, John (I)/Reynolds, Ross/Ryusaki, Bill M./Clark, Candy/Claridge, Shaaron/Braxton, Robin/Nealy, Frances E./Crosby, Lucinda/Clifton, Patti/Forrest, Anna +Blue Velvet (1986)/Nance, Jack/Hunter, J. Michael/Green, Dick/Stockwell, Dean/Carew, Peter/Stovitz, Ken (I)/Gibson, Moses/Maxwell, Robert J./Snipes, Jon Jon/Pickler, Fred/Badalamenti, Angelo/Hopper, Dennis/Dourif, Brad/Dickerson, George (I)/Harvey, Jack (III)/Markert, Philip/MacLachlan, Kyle/Moore, Donald/Sparky (VI)/Watkins, Leonard/Viale, Jean Pierre/Lange, Hope/Bay, Frances/Smith, Selden/Rossellini, Isabella/Reid, Katie/Depland, A. Michelle/Pointer, Priscilla/Sasser, Michelle/Dern, Laura +Blueberry (2004)/Bernal, Juan Manuel/Lightning, William/Kounen, Jan/O'Conor, Hugh/Avery, Val/Izzard, Eddie/Gómez Parcero, José/Borgnine, Ernest/Jones, Richard (IV)/Braun, Karl (I)/Demolon, Pascal/Dupuy, Cyril/Levantal, François/Karyo, Tchéky/Giraud, Jean/Gonzales, Joel (I)/Bettenfeld, Dominique/Morrison, Temuera/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Bercovici, François/Rodden, Paul/Kestenbetsa/Nagata, Tetsuo/Cassel, Vincent/Meaney, Colm/Clave, Javier/Hounsou, Djimon/Madsen, Michael (I)/Monroy, Antonio (I)/Chattoune/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Gutiérrez, Leticia/Biri, Panshin/Hiltz, Nichole/Walker, Kateri/Giocante, Vahina +Blues Brothers 2000 (1998)/Bonds, Gary U.S./Baxter, Jeffrey (II)/Winwood, Stevie/Lang, Jonny/Hayes, Isaac/Rice, Nicholas/Clapton, Eric/Popper, John/Lyons, John (IV)/Rubin, Alan (I)/Wells, Junior/Landis, Max/Hall, Willie/Aykroyd, Dan/Diddley, Bo/Weeks, Wylie/Washington Jr., Grover/Brown, James (I)/Hochevar, Slavko/Bonifant, J. Evan/Oz, Frank/Hoover, Howard/Johnson, Birch/Faddis, Jon/Kenny, Tony (I)/Davis, Tom (I)/Sheehan, Bobby (I)/Clemons, Clarence/Hammond, Darrell/Pickett, Wilson/McDonnell, Tommy/Musselwhite, Charlie/Murphy, Matt (I)/Shaffer, Paul/Blues Traveler/Pendarvis, Leon/Hill, Brendan (II)/Kinchla, Chan/Brooks, Lonnie/Preston, Billy/Gwynne, Ron/Ray, Danny/de Johnette, Jack/Davis, John T. (I)/John, Prakash/Goodman, John (I)/Dr. John/Tayyeb, Shiraz/Lawrence, Steve (I)/Sperdakos, George/Malone, Tom (II)/Kruk, Richard (I)/Bondar, Michael/Marini, Lou/Syyouk, Igor/Floyd, Eddie/Keeler, Fred/Cropper, Steve/Tritt, Travis/Vaughan, Jimmie/Dunne, Murphy/Dunn, Donald/King, B.B./Morton, Joe/Rawls, Lou/Levine, Walter/Marshall, Chris (I)/Potts, Steve (I)/Pedtrchenko, Victor/Cates, Demo/High, Wally/Redman, Joshua/Patterson, Patrick (I)/Moore, Sam (II)/Morris, Jeff (I)/Ridgeway, Gracie/Franklin, Candide/Ridgeway, Esther/Garay, Soo/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Ridgeway, Gloria/Davy, Susan/Hart, Jillian/Gordon, Liz (I)/Franklin, Aretha/Johnson, Shann/Badu, Erykah/Peeples, Nia/Burke, Jenni/Ross, Sandi/Riley, Sharon (I)/Slade, Gloria/Taylor, KoKo/Irwin, Jennifer (I) +Blues Brothers, The (1980)/Piazza, Ben/Farella, Tony/Cerami, Armand (I)/Hill, Dean (I)/Jones, Calvin 'Fuzz'/Mountain, Charles/Rozic, Steven/Oz, Frank/Hayden, Sean/Patzik, Gary/Rubin, Alan (I)/Foody, Ralph/Butler, Paul (I)/Brown, James (I)/Charles, Ray (I)/Napier, Charles/Mazin, Stan/Walling, Gerald/Horton, Walter (II)/Bishop, Stephen (I)/Conde, Tony M./Houston, Gary/Reubens, Paul/Swearingen, Paul (II)/Malone, Tom (II)/Atkins, Alonzo (I)/Walsh, Joe (III)/Aykroyd, Dan/DuMont, James/Telfer, Bill/Schuldt, Gene/Cahill, Jeff (II)/Gibson, Henry (I)/Pearson, Gil/Donno, Eddy/Perkins, Pinetop/Hall, Willie/Dunne, Murphy/Garner Jr., Leonard R./Murphy, Matt (I)/Walton, J. Bernard/Williams, Butch (I)/McLarty, Gary/Ring, John/Perryman, Lou/Marini, Lou/Klenfner, Michael/White, De'voreaux/Candy, John/Hooker, John Lee (II)/Janson, Gene/Avery, James (I)/Bruzek, Russ/Calloway, Cab/Erhart, Tom/Orend, Jack/Goodman, Andrew (I)/Jais, Aaron/Belushi, John/Callahan, Jack/Smith, Willie 'Big Eyes'/Engelhardt, Wally/Dunn, Donald/Matlock, Norman/Johnson, Luther 'Guitar Jr.'/Williams, Steven (I)/Burrows, Blair/Levine, Walter/Lawrence, Steve (I)/Daniels, Lemetrius/Daniels, Leonard/Anthony, Eugene J./Cuttone, Joe/Morris, Jeff (I)/Cropper, Steve/Spielberg, Steven (I)/Britton, Layne/Cruz, Steve (I)/Clendenin, Curt/Landis, John (I)/Franklin, Aretha/Levine, Shirley/Shuster, Rosie/Oleson, Kristi/Petite, Vicki/De La Croix, Raven/Fleming, Toni/Myers, Babatunde/Taylor, Lari/Fisher, Carrie/Branch, Margaret/Fisher, Cindy/Wells, Sheilah/Franklin, Carolyn/Khan, Chaka (I)/Twiggy (I)/Corbett, Brenda Bryant/Banta, Gwen/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Hoy, Elizabeth/Belushi-Pisano, Judith +Boat Trip (2002)/Wallens, Veroniqa/Shevach, Nofit/Godin, Maurice/Roundtree, Richard/Gesner, Zen/Moore, Roger (I)/Baldwin, Jack (III)/Collins, Jerry (I)/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Hudson, Steve (II)/Campbell, Ken Hudson/Feig, Glenn D. (I)/Lennon, Thomas (III)/Rich, Mert (II)/Scott, Shawn (II)/Krevoy, Philip/Lange, Artie/Baldwin, John (IV)/Krevoy, Norman/Krevoy, Brad/Quest, Christoph/Heisterkamp, Norbert/Sanz, Horatio/Driscoll, Eddie/Richert, Martin/Lovstad, Bjorg/Ferrell, Will/Gunton, Bob/York, Noah/Whelan, Andrew/Mussenden, Roger/Pollack, Brian/Bumiller, William/Porter, Steven M./Silvstedt, Victoria/Pink, Diana/Sokolova, Natalia/Matziris, Barbara/Krevoy, Cecile/Maassen, Katharina/Calarco, Donte/Weber, Anja (III)/Vigers, Katie/Castor, Margo/Fox, Vivica A./Ruben, Michelle/Rice, Sterling/Beasley, Clara May/Johnson, Erika/Shaye, Lin/Schott, Simone/Sanchez, Roselyn/Martellotta, Sandra/Mitchell, Linda (II)/Weselowska, Wieslawa/Hagman, Li/Tutan, Tatjana/Geovanekou, Evangelia/Stehr, Jennifer/Ferrell, Jami/Connell, Cheryl/Gareis, Jennifer +Bob Roberts (1992)/Murray, Brian (I)/Jackson, Aaron (I)/Cusack, John/Robbins, Gil/Faber, Matthew/Hinkley, Brent/Bellamy, Ned/Robinson, Dean (I)/Nicholls, Allan F./Lennix, Harry J./Rickman, Alan/McGrath, Matt (I)/Sinaiko, David/Pink, Steve (I)/Brockett, Don/Stanton, Robert (II)/Balaban, Bob/Wise, Ray (I)/Tackett, Jeff/Dileo Jr., Anthony/Simon, Adam (I)/Spader, James/Vidal, Gore/Meyers, Larry John/Hegyes, Robert (I)/Robbins, Lee/Arenberg, Lee/Foster, Jeff/Atkins, Tom/West, Jim (I)/Halbert, Stephen/O'Leary, Hal/Tully, Tom (II)/Ottavino, John (I)/Piven, Jeremy/Black, Jack (I)/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Ward, Fred (I)/O'Malley, Bingo/Powell, Brian (I)/Strathairn, David/Arnold, Lamont/Altman, Charles R./Logan, Pat/Esposito, Giancarlo/Robbins, Tim (I)/Stevens, Fisher/Quinn, Paul (I)/Brourman, Burnice/Thigpen, Lynne/Chalfant, Kathleen/Dale, Merrilee/Robbins, Adele/Reed, Pamela/Gillette, Anita/Hall, Angela (I)/Matthews, Julie/Lesko, Ruth/Talman, Ann/Willis, Kelly (I)/Robbins, Gabrielle (II)/Jenkins, Rebecca/King, Linda (I)/Strong, Natalie/Generalovich, Tracy/Stein, June/Holt, Shannon/Hunt, Helen (I)/Sarandon, Susan/Crawford, Jane (I)/Piven, Shira/Marcum, Staci/Amurri, Eva +Body Double (1984)/Jones, B.J./Fletcher, H. David/Redrow, Phil/Ursin, David/Griffith, Gary F./Boyd, Guy/White, Michael (X)/Brown, Emmett/Brutsche, Jerry/Warhit, Douglas/Edwards, Wes/Sander, Casey/Landis, Monte/Rutherford, Paul/Johnson, Holly (V)/Hassett, Ray/Bauer, Steven/Mayhall, Jack/Kearns, Michael (I)/Haskell, David (I)/Waters, Chuck/Wasson, Craig/Lawrence, Jeremy/Paulsen, Rob/Gunderson, Rick/Franz, Dennis/Davies, Lane/Henry, Gregg/Jenkins, Larry Flash/Israel, Al/Loomis, Rod/Marin, Russ/Calabria, Paul A./Jovan, Slavitza/Miller, Mindi/Nash, Gela/Day, Alexandra (I)/Peckinpaugh, Barbara/Christian, Melissa/Stanley, Rebecca/Shelton, Deborah/Lotz, Patty/Haven, Annette/Stevens, Brinke/Crampton, Barbara/DeMoss, Darcy/Loveday, Denise/Shaw, Linda/Caldwell, Janette/Griffith, Melanie/del Mar, Marcia/Lott, Cara (I) +Body Heat (1981)/Danson, Ted/Preston, J.A./Moreno, Servio T./Hurt, William (I)/Velasco, Ramiro/Traynor, Robert (I)/Crenna, Richard/Sharp, Thom/Marko, Larry/Ryan, Michael (II)/Choy, Tomas/Lee, Bruce A./Rourke, Mickey/Triscari, Filomena/Zimmer, Kim/Lewis, Diane/McGuinness, Carola/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Lucchesi, Deborah/Kasdan, Meg/Strahan, Ruth P./Hallaren, Jane/Thom, Ruth/Saunders, Lanna/Hallowell, Lynn +Body of Evidence (1993)/Busse, John/Vincent, Mark C./Brunish, Corey/Riehle, Richard/Clark, Bryan (I)/DeLay, John/Hallahan, Charles/Chandler, John Davis/Douglas, D. Scot/Rolston, Mark/Dafoe, Willem/Corcoran, Aaron/Eastman, Peter Paul/Forest, Michael (I)/Mantegna, Joe/DePriest, Mario/Roberts, Frank (I)/Prochnow, Jürgen/Shaw, Stan (I)/Huffman-Kerr, Ross/Langella, Frank/Perry, Jeff (I)/Moore, Julianne (I)/Prulhiere, Timi/Archer, Anne/Lehman, Lillian/Madonna (I) +Body Shots (1999)/Glenar, Cameron/O'Connell, Jerry/Livingston, Ron/Burkholder, Scott/Steinberg, Robert Martin/Joshua, Larry/Genest, Edmund/Lynn, Marc (I)/Collins, Emmy/Hawn, Phil/Flanery, Sean Patrick/Hicks, Mark (I)/Winstead, Dwayne/Spano, Nick/Knight, Rich (II)/Quan, Benny/Rowe, Brad/Lieberman, Adam (I)/Basile, Joe/Peet, Amanda (I)/Liebel, Elizabeth/Schenker, Wendy/Temtchine, Sybil/Dunbar, Allison/Van Horne, Heidi/Rusa, Cheryl/Reid, Tara/Coke, Liz (I)/Paget, Lou (I)/Procter, Emily/Porter, Adina +Body Snatchers (1993)/Cohen, Michael (I)/Smith, Keith (I)/Kinney, Terry/Kangrga, Rick/Combs, Thurman L./Lockhart, Craig/Grant, Winston E./Whitaker, Forest/Lyons, Marty/Phillips, G. Elvis/Smith, Johnny Lee/Neilson, Phil/Monoghan, James P./Walters, J.D./Perada, Allen/Ermey, R. Lee/Murphy, Reilly/Brown, Timothy P./Wirth, Billy/Small, Stanley/Unveragh, Adrian/Cole, Kimberly L./Stewart, Tonea/Taylor, Darien/Elise, Christine/Anwar, Gabrielle/Tilly, Meg/Orsini, Candice/Doyle, Kathleen/Small, Sylvia +Body, The (2001)/Sharabi, Shai/Jacobi, Derek/Wood, John (I)/Khoury, Makram/Elias, Arieh/Horowitz, Roi/Bergman, Gilad/Horowitz, Ariel/Bakri, Mohammed/Shrapnel, John/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Samir, Sami/McNeice, Ian/Dekelbaum, Yoav/Glover, John (I)/Flemyng, Jason/Shwartz, Sivan/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Aguva, Halima Abu/Licht, Jordan/Williams, Olivia/Goldstein, Limor/Lax, Lillian/Lux, Lillian +Bodyguard, The (1992)/Pierce, Tony (I)/Foster, David (I)/Wuhl, Robert/Costner, Kevin/Young, Blumen/Spaan, Art/Starr, Mike (I)/Bune, Tyce/Waite, Ralph/Birt, Christopher/Cobbs, Bill/Keating, Charles (I)/Bamman, Gerry/Sullivan, Rob (I)/Zabrosky, Joseph/Myles, Ken (I)/Bazaldua, Charles/Price, Douglas (I)/Kamin, Danny/Nixon, DeVaughn/Redrow, Phil/Hotton, Donald/Koko, Dan/Connelly, Chris (I)/Jarrett, Rollin/Feist, Robert L./Morano, David M./Shellen, Stephen/Remsen, Bert/Schiff, Richard/Unger, Joe/Tesh, John/Thomason, Mark (I)/Urla, Joe/Kamarr, Al/Kemp, Gary/Arana, Tomas/Parker, Nathaniel/Cheesman, Sean/Earl, Shaun/Hess, Joe/La Var, Ellin/Mejia, Carla Lizzette/Seliger, Gwen/King, Towanna/Dempsey, Amy Lou/Hill, Shelley A./Van Patten, Pat/Logan, Tracye/Houston, Whitney/Richards, Michele Lamar/Bass, Victoria/Healy, Patricia/Rothman, L.A./Traylor, Susan/Ayler, Ethel/Velasco, Marta (I)/Hooks, Rosie Lee/Lyon-Buchanan, Jennifer/Vine, Abbey/Thompson, Linda (I)/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Whitaker, Nita +Boiler Room (2000)/Ribisi, Giovanni/Ryan, Jared/Fitzgerald, Christopher (I)/Katt, Nicky/Maloney, Peter (I)/Webber, Mark (II)/Diesel, Vin/Malavarca, Eddie/Bellows, Mark Moshe/Tudisco, Joseph/Pretlow, Joe/Acevedo, Kirk/Harper, Russel (I)/Bonsignore, Angelo/Rini, Peter/Boris, Robert (II)/Stamboulis, Spero/Lerner, Neal/Sage, Bill/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Vogel, Carlo/Younger, David (I)/McCormack, Will/Webb, Alex (I)/Ryman, Ross/Nichols, Taylor/Scott, Tom Everett/Skliarenko, Serge/Hewitt Jr., Don/Harrington, Desmond/Affleck, Ben/Ullian, Seth/Vippolis, André/Griesemer, John (I)/Birzin, Delancey/Saldivar, Matthew/Rifkin, Ron/Pirkle, Raymond/Fido, Jonny/Mount, Anson/Reton, Daniel/Caan, Scott/McCarthy, Michael (V)/Sauli, Daniel/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Yoffe, Lori/Mitchell, Donna/Del Giudice, Judy/Dietlein, Marsha/Long, Nia/Fallon, Siobhan/Gerstein, Lisa/Patterson, Taylor/Sacco, Gillian/Johnson, Marjorie/Clare, Lucinda +Boksuneun naui geot (2002)/Jeong, Gyu-su/Ryu, Seung-beom/Oh, Kwang-rok/Lee, Dae-yeon/Shin, Ha-kyun/Jeong, Jae-yeong/Kim, Se-dong/Song, Kang-ho/Ryoo, Seung-wan/Lee, Kan-hie/Han, Bo-bae/Bae, Du-na/Lim, Ji-Eun +Bom yeoreum gaeul gyeoul geurigo bom (2003)/Seo, Jae-kyeong/Kim, Ki-duk (II)/Kim, Jong-ho (II)/Song, Min-Young/Oh, Yeong-su (II)/Ji, Dae-han/Kim, Young-min/Choi, Min/Ha, Yeo-jin/Park, Ji-a/Kim, Jung-young (II) +Bone Collector, The (1999)/Swanson, Gary/Cecere, Fulvio/Dillon, Peter Michael/Zeman, Richard/Davis, Eric (I)/Bradshaw, Andy (I)/O'Neill, Ed (I)/Lawrence, Burke/Holden, Arthur (I)/Bisson, Jean-Marc/Hickey, John Benjamin/Day, Larry (I)/Warshofsky, David/Rooker, Michael/Segalla, Todo/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Arthur, Michael/Simpson, Terry (I)/Orser, Leland/McGlone, Mike/Yuen, Russell/Washington, Denzel/Semple, Andrew (I)/Sherman, Hal (I)/Veliz, Christian/Fontaine, Frank (II)/Stark, Jonathan (II)/Bregman, Christopher/Noyce, Phillip/Brochu, Daniel/Adams, Steve (I)/Whittall, Ted/Campbell, Desmond/Cannavale, Bobby/Gómez, Mateo/Bulleit, James/Grey, Zena/Macwilliam, Keenan/Gay, Amanda/Gómez, Mercedes (II)/Daviault, Yahsmin/Jolie, Angelina/Birkelund, Olivia/Stewart, Sylvia/Latifah, Queen/Hammett, Mary/Biddle, Sonya +Bonfire of the Vanities, The (1990)/Jenkins, Timothy (I)/McKay, Brennan/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Clark, O. LaRon/Michlin, Barry/Vasquez, Nelson/Bates, Paul (I)/James, Clifton/Hunt, W.M./Lester, Noble Lee/Fink, John/Sontz, Joey/Libertini, Richard/Winbush, Troy/Merritt, George (II)/Belzer, Richard/Merton, Michael/Rubinek, Saul/Levitin, Nicholas/Kamal, Jon Rashad/Wyatt, J.D./Lally, James/Hodge, Mike (I)/Gregory, Andre/Dixon, Oliver/Davydov, Anatoli/Moffat, Donald/King, Alan (I)/Hancock, John (I)/Giambalvo, Louis/Bentley, John (II)/Barrymore, John Blyth/Jones, Gary (II)/McManus, Don (I)/Clark, William (IV)/Malone, Patrick (I)/Lebherz, Louis P./Williamson, Ermal/D'Ambrosio, Vito/Xuereb, Emmanuel/Scandiuzzi, Gian-Carlo/Parker, Norman (I)/James, Joe (III)/LeFevre, Adam/Fuller, Kurt/Mahmud-Bey, Shiek/Woodson, William/Zully, Stewart J./Crear, Johnny/Gilbert-Hill, Richard/Lipman, David (I)/Ratcliff, Kariim/Neikrug, Barry/Plimpton, George/Joyce, Walker/Hagen, Daniel/Brooks, Jeff (I)/Reidy, John (I)/Flanagan, Walter (II)/Davis, Roy Milton/Iannicelli, Ray/Willis, Bruce/Stephens, Robert (I)/Hanks, Tom/Taylor, Kirk/Rowe, Hansford/Rivera, Geraldo/Freeman, Morgan (I)/McCourt, Malachy/England, Hal/Heyman, Barton/Abraham, F. Murray/Jenkins, Sam (I)/Leland-St. John, Sharmagne/Morris, Virginia (I)/Broderick, Beth/Farrell, Terry/Moore, Lorraine/Mitzman Gaven, Marcia/Aarn, Kimberleigh/Byrde, Eyde/Palmer, Kathleen Murphy/Griffith, Melanie/Braque, Katrina/Nelan, Denise/Claussen, Joy/Essex, Sarah (I)/Alice, Mary (I)/Leggett, Doris/Paysinger, Sherri/McDonald, Nancy (I)/Sylbert, Daisy Alexandra/Dunst, Kirsten/Mason, Cynthia (I)/Jackson, Ernestine/Manheim, Camryn/Owens, Elizabeth (I)/Bloch, Scotty/Nelson, Novella/Chambers, Marie (II)/Francis, Staci/Sawyer, Connie (I)/Stenborg, Helen/Wisoff, Jill/Monaghan, Marjorie/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Cattrall, Kim/Burke, Judith/Green, Fanni/Gooding, Barbara/Bassey, Jennifer/Wilson, Rita (I)/Chase, Channing/Winston, Adina/Forristal, Susan/Danielle, Kathryn +Bonnie and Clyde (1967)/Taylor, Dub (I)/Goodgion, Garry/Beatty, Warren/Wilder, Gene/Howdy, Clyde/Pyle, Denver/Spates, Stuart/Miller, Ken (X)/Appling, Harry/Stiver, James/Mayer, Ken (I)/Hackman, Gene/Cranshaw, Patrick/Bush, Owen (I)/Pollard, Michael J./Marker, Russ/Waugh, Ada/Fisher, Frances (II)/Adcock, Martha/French, Sadie/Parsons, Estelle/Evans, Evans/Dunaway, Faye/Palmer, Ann (I)/Cavitt, Mabel +Boogeyman (2005)/Kemp, Ivan/Matthews, Noah/Wills, Scott (I)/Murphy, Aaron (II)/St. Clair, Caden/Mesure, Charles/Watson, Barry (I)/Glover, Andrew (VI)/Eggleton, Andrew/Saccente, Michael/Campbell, Ian (XIV)/Gordon, Philip (I)/Campbell, Edward/Simmons, Brenda/Rucker, Jennifer/Foreman, Lee/Malcolm, Robyn/Tennet, Olivia/Lawless, Lucy/Mussett, Tory/Deschanel, Emily/Wallace, Louise/Tweed, Josie/McCole Bartusiak, Skye +Boogie Nights (1997)/Jay, Ricky/Courtney, Dustin/Smith, Michael Raye/Soronen, Tim/Cheadle, Don/Fowler, Scott (I)/Riley, Jack (II)/Graf, Allan/Lacause, Sebastian/Wallace, Jack (I)/Juarbe, Israel/Chan, Joe G.M./Molina, Alfred (I)/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Barkhordarian, Samson/Tedeschi, Tony/Laboriel, Raymond/Chaidez, Jose/Hudd, Lawrence/MacDonald, Lance/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Stein, Michael (I)/Garcia, Eddie (III)/Andrews, Jason (I)/Penn, Michael/Jane, Thomas/Slanger, Alexander D./Winzenried, Eric/Jace, Michael/Brion, Jon/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Dorfmeister, Tom/Amendolia, Don/Cross, Jason 'Jake'/Sharp, Robin/Mayes, Theo/Ridgely, Robert/Doe, John (I)/Prevost, Nathan/DeSantis, Stanley/Goliath (I)/Miller, Selwyn Emerson/Kehew, Brian/Johnson, B. Philly/Lenk, Tom/Wright, Darrel W./Macy, William H./Reynolds, Burt (I)/Hall, Philip Baker/Dixon, Tyrone D./Lauren, Greg/Braeden, Brad/Rae, George Anthony/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Lennox, Kai/Roe, Channon/Philbrick, Jami/Gunther, Mike/Downey Sr., Robert/Daniel, Gregory T./Reilly, John C. (I)/Bueno, Rico/Quint, Jonathan/Stencil, Michael S./Guichard II, Vernon/Parker, Nicole Ari/Moore, Julianne (I)/Hart, Veronica (I)/Wiechman, Audrey/Weathers, Dee Dee/Blue, Skye/Gleason, Joanna/Cinderella, Lil'/Ferrol-Young, Sharon/Holloman, Laurel/Bustos, Grace/Mizota, Diane/Cummings, Summer/Redden, Leslie/Graham, Heather (I)/Gage, Melanie A./Forte, Patricia/Ratzin, Lisa/Leigh, Lexi/Kane, Jamielyn/Hartley, Nina/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Gronewold, Laura/Walters, Melora/Spell, Melissa +Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 (2000)/Slattery, Ryan/Garo, Armen/Tsang, Tony/Kain, Rick/Williams, Michael C./Murray, Kevin (I)/Ebert, Roger/Kelly, Robert M./Donovan, Jeffrey/Sala, Ed/Dragonuk, Brian/Jensen, Erik (II)/Kirkwood, Richard/Zeisloft, Tyler/Loder, Kurt/Berlinger, Joe/Scarborough, Chuck/Scheine, Raynor/Fair, Justin/Flaherty, Lanny/Burris, Pete/Ridgely, Chad/Ashworth, Chris (II)/Turner, Stephen Barker/Green, Briton/Reed, Bruce (III)/Leonard, Joshua/Donahue, Heather/Cox, Andrea (I)/Burger, Heidi/Baron, Anja/Hulsey, Lauren/Director, Kim/Allen, Jacqui (I)/Millard, Lynda/Mabry, Julie/Naughton, Keira/Bowman, Brilane/Burgoyne, Deb/Sisco, Kennen/Booker, Landra/Leerhsen, Erica/Chang, Peggy K./Napoli, Dina/Brown, Sloane/Haase, Cathy/Phillips, Sara/Skyler, Tristine +Boomerang (1992)/Hicks, Jonathan P./Tarsia, Frank/Grier, David Alan/Dotten, Irv/Mardirosian, Tom/Ziegler, Ronald Edward/Jackson, Leonard (I)/Rivers, Frank/Van Peebles, Melvin/Kerr, Herb/Rowland, Chris (I)/Hudlin, Reginald/Hudlin, Warrington/Frith, Gary/Allen, Gene 'Groove'/Terrell, John Canada/Baird, Scott/Cole Jr., Ralph/Holder, Geoffrey/Pfeiffer, Chuck/Blank, Kenny (I)/Witherspoon, John/Cerullo, Al/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Hull, Larry/Lawrence, Martin (I)/Young, De'Von/McBride, Jeff (II)/Rock, Chris (I)/Mitchell, Daryl/Blake, Andre B./Moore, Sandy (I)/Drake, Bebe/Griffin, Michelle/Mkhize, Khanya/Campbell, Tisha/Vyent, Louise/Douglas, Tracy (I)/Rochon, Lela/Merediz, Olga/Kitt, Eartha/Givens, Robin/Jensen, Rhonda/Dowell, Raye/Edwards, Gigi/Smith, Erica Catherine/Berry, Halle/Logan, Angela/Gittens, Jewel Allison/Webb, Alyce/Platt, Victoria Gabrielle/Jones, Grace (I)/Sanford, Naydia +Boondock Saints, The (1999)/Murchie, Derek/Chapman, Kevin (I)/Fitzpatrick, Richard (I)/Ferus, John/Della Rocco, David/Tucci, Angelo/Brinker, Chris/Santia, Moris/Yavnielli, Michael/Barnett, Tom (I)/Ferry, David (I)/Dafoe, Willem/Young, William (IV)/Amondson, Nathan/Duffy, Taylor/Jeremy, Ron/Flanery, Sean Patrick/Parilo, Markus/Morrison, Layton/Nicholson, Gary (I)/Schroeder, Todd (I)/DiStefano, Carmen/Parkes, Gerard/Eaton, Robert (III)/Elsokari, Tarek/Smith, Jeffrey R./Di Zio, Sergio/Pasco, Nicholas/Griffith, Scott (II)/Windrem, Peter/Rota, Carlo/Chaffee, Matthew/Chrysostom, Anthony/Silot, Glen Marc/Marsman, Darren/Marley, Bob (II)/Riccio, Pat/Binkley, James/Pingue, Joe/Callahan, Dick/Flockton, Christopher/Connolly, Billy/Tingle, Jimmy/Reedus, Norman/Higgins, Jonathan/Pedtrchenko, Victor/Duffy, Troy/Pemberton, Robert (I)/Carmody, Don/Parks, Ryan (I)/Craig, Bill (III)/Kennedy, Robert B./Mahoney, Brian (I)/Piech, Lauren/Fine, Jeanna/Alexander, Lizz/Brown, Elizabeth/Kristalie, Kym/Angelica, Roberta/Sorell, Gina/Jones, Dot +Boot, Das (1981)/Lamprecht, Günter/Hoenig, Heinz/Bernhard, Joachim/Salomon, Dirk/Grönemeyer, Herbert/Becker, Konrad (I)/Ochsenknecht, Uwe/Fedder, Jan/Hoffmann, Jean-Claude/Pathenis, Peter/Bendomir, Christian/Richter, Ralf/Bengsch, Hubertus/Hemme, Martin/Boxhammer, Thomas/Zajicek, Lothar/Pietsch, Wilhelm/Sander, Otto/Gronwald, Norbert/Schnell, Lutz/Rudolph, Claude-Oliver/Leder, Erwin/Seipolt, Christian/May, Martin/Dumont, Sky/Franke, Günther/Kral, Arno/Semmelrogge, Martin/Prochnow, Jürgen/Weber, Rolf (I)/Stritzel, Oliver/Schaal, Ferdinand/Barth, Roger/Wennemann, Klaus/Kraml, Albert/Tauber, Bernd/Neumeier, Helmut/Moulard, Maryline/Cadillac, Rita (I) +Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006)/Davitian, Ken/Baron Cohen, Sacha/Anderson, Pamela (I) +Bordello of 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Brian/Achorn, John/Panebianco, Richard/Carriere, David/Miller, Mike (II)/Sizemore, Tom/LeGros, James/Reidy, Joseph P./Flanagan, Markus/Compotaro, Michael/Cathey, Reg E./Pinto, Johnny (I)/Wincott, Michael/Nutt, J.R./Klein, Jason (I)/Allen, Mel (I)/Toy, Alan/Ford, Corkey/Scognamiglio, Sergio/Hale, Allan/Sanchez, Paul (II)/Carroll, Rocky/Geise, Fred/Minor, Willie/Abbott, Paul (I)/Adamec, Chris/Mapother, William/Evans, Josh (I)/Allen, Bill (I)/Miller, Mark (XVI)/MacVittie, Bruce/Baldwin, William/Crombie, Peter (I)/Stone III, Marvin Frank/Minns, Byron/Lauer, Andrew/Getz, John (I)/Leake, Damien/Dye, Dale/Thomas, Steve (X)/Poe, Richard/Lauter, Ed/Gunton, Bob/Girardeau, Frank/Mills, Christopher W./Woloschin, Harold/Plaza, Begoña/Neill, Pamela S./Hoffman, Elizabeth/Long, Jodi/Hurst, Michelle/Barnes, Lisa (I)/Geminder, Erika/Brickell, Edie (I)/Bobby, Anne/Fox, Vivica A./Neal, Billie/Mayron, Gale/Pasternack, Ellen/Morin-Torre, Lorraine/Moseley, Stacey/Sedgwick, Kyra/Zapata, Joy/Prunell, 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Julia/Mann, Thea +Bound (1996)/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Kivel, Barry/Meloni, Christopher/Pantoliano, Joe/Borkan, Gene/Ryan, John P./Kane, Ivan/Sarafian, Richard C./Spellos, Peter/Tilly, Jennifer/Mara, Mary/Smith, Margaret (II)/Gershon, Gina/Bright, Susie +Bound by Honor (1993)/Rhames, Ving/Barrios, Rudy/Bofshever, Michael/Juarez, Robert J./Wilson, Teddy (I)/Negrete, Freddy/Perea, Jerry/Hackford, Rio/Towles, Tom/Wilson, Thomas F./Thornton, Billy Bob/Padgett, Robert/McDermott, Martin/Schloss, Joe/Mohica, Victor/McFall, Michael/Jones, Steven Anthony/Donard, David/Chavez, Jimmy/Bontana, Rene/Lacy Jr., Donald E./Trejo, Danny/Tapia, Primitivo/Hill, Zandra/Chloupek, Chris/Flaherty, Lanny/Rivas, Geoffrey/Borrego, Jesse/Guillermo, Charles/McDonald, Daniel (I)/Charles, Juan/Tocha, Paulo/Eastin, Steve/Barrios, Eugene/Vasquez, Dan/Baca, Jimmy Santiago/Carrasco, Carlos/Butler, Richard E./Tacon, Gary/Vasquez, Peter Mark/Genovese, Mike/Cervantes, Gary/Chapa, Damian/Snyder, Art/Brand, Gibby/Oriel, 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Delphine/Tenison, Kait/Stiles, Julia/Frantz, Paulette/Thynne, Katie +Bourne Supremacy, The (2004)/Urban, Karl/Shmarinov, Aleksei/Boyev, Alexander/Smith, Barnaby (I)/Mues, Wanja/Smith, Sean (II)/Brown, Sam (IV)/Wilder, Nick/Sitokhin, Yevgeni/Griffin, Tim (I)/Burgazliev, Denis/Doobina, Aleksander/Cooper, Chris (I)/Mann, Gabriel (I)/Crowley, Patrick (I)/Arana, Tomas/Gallop, Tom/Nadkarni, Keshav/Shvedoff, Ivan/Trotsenko, Alexsei/Witt, Manfred/Tulsiram, Toufig/Roden, Karel (I)/Kovalevski, Maxim/Sinutko, Shane/Csokas, Marton/Cox, Brian (I)/Bedford Lloyd, John/Schoedon, Dirk/Maniscalco, Claudio/Collin, Jon/Abdulov, Vitalei/Medvedev, Aleksei (III)/Wolf-Schönburg, Stephan/Sandler, Ethan/Ludwig, Olov/Damon, Matt/Grafin Tarnowska Bronner, Violetta/Chiout, Dominique/Semenova, Oksana/Potente, Franka/Stiles, Julia/Weis-Burgaslieva, Marina/Allen, Joan (I)/Akinshina, Oksana/Monaghan, Michelle/Unikel, Victoria +Bowfinger (1999)/Sanchez, Johnny/Prosky, John/Mann, Alex Craig/Downey Jr., Robert/De Contreras, Alfred/Scannell, Kevin/Cho, John/Brooks, Claude (I)/Patino, Alejandro/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Powell, Walter/Freia, Brian/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Stamp, Terence/Fabian, Ramiro/Roche, Brogan/Berman, Lloyd (I)/Newman, Barry (I)/Alexi-Malle, Adam/Sudduth, Kohl/Grevioux, Kevin/Anderson, Nathan (I)/Mendez, Tiger/Martin, Steve (I)/Farid, Zaid/Dempsey, Michael (I)/Kocis, Carl/Brumfield, Aaron/Jemison, Kimble/Termath, Steve J./Lewis, Phill/Jaeger, Janet/Graham, Heather (I)/Boehle, Michelle/Wood, Hope/Denton, Megan/Hall, Reamy/Baranski, Christine/Yungmee, Addie/Baum, Kimberly/Nichols, Marisol/Toste, Andrea (I)/Grady, Laura +Bowling for Columbine (2002)/Epstein, Mike/Klebold, Dylan/Robertson, Pat (I)/Clinton, Bill (I)/Hurlin, Dick/Stone, Matt (I)/Manson, Marilyn/Hitler, Adolf/Busch, Arthur A./Heston, Charlton/Noriega, Manuel (II)/Davis, Steve (XVIII)/Bush, George W./Mossadegh, Mohammed/Caldwell, Michael (V)/McVeigh, Timothy/Moss, Harold/Hicks, Jeremy (I)/North, Oliver/Kerry, John (III)/Rossen, Jeff/Jones, Daniel V./Allende, Salvador/Fasolo, Mike/Clark, Dick (I)/Satcher, David/Castaldo, Richard (II)/Fennell, Denny/Harris, Eric (V)/Jackson, Brandon T./Plauche, Gary/Pickell, Robert J./Prince Charles/Smith, David (XL)/Doucett, Jeff/Harris, John (XXII)/Taylor, Mark (XXV)/McWilliams, Carey/Ngo, Dinh Diem/Moore, Michael (II)/Bradley, Mike (II)/Mauser, Tom/Rumsfeld, Donald/Hollings, Ernest F./Miller, Gerald (II)/Bush, George/Herlan, Richard/Errol, Leon/Nichols, James (II)/Glassner, Barry/Lieberman, Joseph (I)/McCollum, Evan/Cheney, Dick/Pahlavi, Shah Mohammed Reza/Nichols, Terry (II)/Huebel, Rob/Rock, Chris (I)/Pinochet, Augusto/Dwyer, R. Budd/Mauser, Daniel/Dorgan, Byron/Farmer, Joe (II)/Collins, Seth (I)/Morgan, Dennis (I)/Arbenz, Jacobo/Ashcroft, John (II)/Smith, Susan (XII)/Owens, Tamarla/Hughes, Jimmie/Lamante, Amanda/Lorenz, Mary/Savitch, Jessica/Ames, Denise (I)/Schlief, Nicole +Boxer, The (1997)/Stewart, Clayon/Mulryan, Pat/Sheridan, Paul (III)/Denny, Damien/Maguire, Tom (II)/Wesley, Paul (I)/O'Donoghue, Peter/Nolan, Mick (I)/Kingelesi, Jules/Byrne, Larry (I)/Bradford, Conor/Thompson, Ian (IV)/McSorley, Gerard/Folan, Berts/Lynch, Martin (II)/Dunne, Martin/Milligan, Brian/Rea, Joseph/Ronan, Paul/Shanahan, Niall/Pigott, Richie/Braiden, Des/O'Neill, Padraig/Brown, Gavin (I)/Brown, Eamon/Day-Lewis, Daniel/Kennedy, Gavin/Wall, John (II)/Carr, Cornelius/McBlain, David/McDonnell, Tim (I)/Henry, Maurice (I)/O'Neill, Tommy (I)/Kearns, Sean (I)/Cowley, John/McElhinney, Ian/Hayes, James (V)/Sheridan, Peter (I)/Mulholland, Mark/Heron, Nye/Tiedt, Fred/Storey, Gerry/Foley, Don/Donnelly, Daragh/Hayman, David (I)/Kelly, Norman (I)/Brunett, Sean/Bell, Tom (I)/Tohill, Mick/Hewitt, John (IV)/Mika, Dennis/Sutcliffe, Philip/Donaghy, Sean/Ford, Michael James/Heap, David/Cox, Brian (I)/Sheridan, John (III)/Cooke, John (I)/Murphy, Vinny (I)/Gallagher, Joe (II)/Fitzgerald, Ciarán/O'Leary, Jer/Stott, Ken/Russell, Brian (V)/Coughlan, Frank (I)/Colgan, Joe (II)/Carney, Liam/O'Donovan, Noel/Morris, Al (I)/Doyle, Tony (I)/Maguire, Oliver/Waters, Jack (I)/Cranham, Kenneth/McComb, Theresa/McDermottroe, Maria/McGarry, Joan/Grier, Tania/Smith, Britta/McClelland, Derbhla/Sheridan, Tess/Irvine, Andrea/Sheehy, Joan/Meegan, Anna/Corbally, Sandra/Walsh, Joan Brosnan/Sheridan, Kirsten/Pilkington, Lorraine/Cronin, Juliet/Doherty, Josie/Watson, Emily (I)/Methven, Eleanor/McGuinness, Janine/Dunne, Sharon (I)/Duggan, Kerrie/Perry, Kate/Scanlan, Carol/Duffy, Veronica/Dunne, Catherine (I) +Boxing Helena (1993)/Garfunkel, Art/Paxton, Bill/Sands, Julian/Smith, Kurtwood/Manson, Ted/Smith, Bryan (I)/Mazzocone Sr., Carl/Williams, Lloyd T./Berry, Matt (I)/Shoaff, Erik/Levin, Amy (I)/Schaeffer, Adele K./Register, Meg/Clark, Betsy/Fenn, Sherilyn/Scorsese, Nicolette/Levine, Marla/Lentz, Kim/Oz, Lisa/Loeb, D. 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(I)/Leisure, David/O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Cole, Gary (I)/Proval, David/Nies, Eric/Lookinland, Mike/Jones, Davy (I)/Basco, Darion/Dolenz, Micky/Santoni, Reni/Conrad, Shane/Rothwell, Robert/Buchwald, Gaura Vani/Tork, Peter/Graf, David/Pourtash, Alexander/Turner, Arnold F./Hahn, Archie/Robb, R.D./Young, Keone/Knight, Christopher (I)/Avery, James (I)/McKean, Michael (I)/RuPaul/Gilborn, Steven/Lee, Jesse (I)/Noseworthy, Jack/Sutera, Paul/Bugsy/White, James Randall/Mantel, Henriette/Hasse, Kim/Archer, Beverly/Gabrielli, Elisa/Payne, Julie (I)/Henderson, Florence (I)/Mello, Tamara/Snyder, Moriah 'Shining Dove'/Cox, Jennifer Elise/Ribisi, Marissa/Blanc, Jennifer/Sutton, Lisa (I)/Snowball, Yolanda/Davis, Ann B./Hack, Olivia/Ward, Megan (I)/Jensen, Alicia Tully/Taylor, Christine (I)/Smart, Jean/Long, Shelley/Laumeister, Shannah/Townsend, Tammy/Olsen, Susan (I)/Ubach, Alanna/Archerd, Selma +Braindead (1992)/Chico, Johnny/Ericson, Robert/Sinclair, Harry (II)/Hammon, Ken/Ackerman, Forrest J/Grant, James (I)/Ralston, Bill/Fumularo, Silvio/Perkins, Simon (III)/Vere-Jones, Peter/Bon, Gim/Hopkins, Tony/Ward, Nick (III)/Andrews, Stephen (I)/Rowney, Tich/Dugan, Jonathan/Donaldson, Anthony/Helms, Michael/Port, George/Jackson, Peter (I)/Rowe, Morgan/Devenie, Stuart/Edgecombe, Mel/Hiles, Tony/Watkin, Ian/Keane, Murray/Balme, Timothy/Sergent, Brian/McFadden, Kenny/Hay, Sean/Selkirk, Jamie/Smith, Duncan (I)/Booth, Jim (I)/Rowe, Lewis/Dallimore, Sam/Papps, Stephen/Short, Chris (I)/Shannon, Paul (I)/Selkirk, Brad (I)/Ryan, Chris (I)/Brophy, Jed/Saywell, Tim/Willerton, Norman/Peñalver, Diana/French, Melody/Walsh, Fran/Redmond, Vanessa (I)/Kendall, Brenda/Prior, Annie/Turner, Michelle (I)/Brimilcombe, Elizabeth/O'Leary, Mary (I)/Davis, Sarah Scott/Cahill, Anna/Robinson, Angela (I)/Mulfaxe, Elizabeth/Edgecombe, Jo/Levestam, Glenis/Whitehouse, Davina/Regtien, Tina/Jason-Smith, Kate/Todd, Belinda/Walker, Vicki/Moody, Elizabeth +Brainstorm (1983)/Colbert, Keith/Lee, Glen (II)/Butler, Alan G./Briggs, Charlie/Brown, Kelly W./Hippard, Robert/Walken, Christopher/Huff, Tommy J./Hugh, John (I)/Gladstein, John/Fudge, Alan/Casino, Jimmy/Gooden, Robert/Burk, Jim (I)/Hotton, Donald/Dorsey, Joe/Bloodworth, Robert/Harrell, Peter/Harmon, Jack (I)/Christopher, Jordan/Hirschman, Herbert/Walker, Lou/Morey, Bill/Boss, Clay/Lively, Eric/Larson, Darrell/Black, Roger (I)/Couch, Bill/Boyd, Jimmy (I)/Young, Robert Terry/Merck, Wallace/David Wood III, Ira/Willens, Bill/Robinson, Ernest/Vidor, John/Lively, Jason/Robertson, Cliff/Lyman, Mary Fran/Kampe, Susan/Boss, May/Ayres, Desiree/Kuhne-Adams, Stacey/Walken, Georgianne/Clarkson, Lana/Bennett, Jerry (I)/Lincoln, Ann/Axelrod, Nina (I)/Fletcher, Louise/Porter, Debby/Wood, Natalie (I) +Brassed Off (1996)/McDonald, Paul (I)/Gunn, Peter (I)/Tompkinson, Stephen/Rodgers, Bob (I)/Hopes, Cliff/Hood, Adrian (I)/Stevens, Ronnie (I)/Essex, David (III)/Bridge, Jonathan/Andrews, Tubby/Archer, Robert/Peacock, Stephen/Clegg, Malcolm/Smith, Max (II)/McGann, Luke/Postlethwaite, Pete/Randall, Shaun/Bowater, Roy/Atkinson, William/Hirst, Andrew/Hobbins, Alan/Shepherd, Jim (I)/Colley, Kenneth/Wallis, Peter (I)/Wrigley, Bernard/Fogerty, Adam/Arnold, David (III)/Jackson, Philip (II)/Martin, Peter (III)/Beatty, Jonathan/Hughes, Paul (I)/Kitson, Ken/Davies, Paul (II)/Barraclough, David/McGregor, Ewan/Armstrong, Andrew (I)/Ingram, Sky/Faulkner, Charles/Willis, Simon (I)/Taylor, Robin (XI)/Byers, Duncan/Arnold, Mark (II)/Moore, Stephen (I)/Kennedy, Michael (VIII)/Brook, Colin/Tetlow, Christopher (I)/Carter, Jim (I)/Fitzgerald, Tara (I)/Matthews, Sally Ann/Johnston, Sue (I)/Roughley, Lill/Grahame, Olga/Skillington, Irene/Galacki, Toni/Naylor, Jacqueline/Knox-Mawer, Vanessa/Sheridan, Sally/Dow Blyton, Katherine/Healey, Mary/Hill, Melanie (I) +Braveheart (1995)/Dempsey, Martin (I)/White, Tam/Armstrong, Alun/Tucker, Paul (IV)/Kavanagh, John (I)/McKay, David (II)/McGovern, Barry/Tall, Alan/O'Leary, Jer/Gibson, Donal/Byrne, Michael (I)/Dunne, Martin/Tierney, Malcolm/Wallace, Ryan (III)/Chisholm, Jimmy/Keogh, Jimmy/Bannen, Ian/Gibson, Mel (I)/Coll, Daniel/McSorley, Gerard/Murdoch, Bill (I)/Robinson, James (II)/McGinley, Sean/Riach, Ralph/Vansittart, Rupert/Horsfall, Bernard/Norton, Alex/Scott-Masson, William/McGoohan, Patrick/Flanagan, Tommy (I)/Paterson, Robert (I)/Savino, Joe/Carney, Liam/Hanly, Peter/Gleeson, Brendan/Murphy, Martin (I)/Cosmo, James/Leaf, Richard/Gant, David (I)/Lawlor, Sean/Chiverton, Fred/Whyte, Mal/Lopata, Dean/O'Hara, David (I)/Murtagh, John/O'Brien, Niall/Kelly, Phil (I)/Mullan, Peter/Weir, Andrew/Macfadyen, Angus/Nelson, Sandy (II)/Geraghty, Declan/Billington, Stephen/Cox, Brian (I)/McCormack, Catherine/Calvey, Mhairi/Austin, Julie (I)/Stevenson, Gerda/Marceau, Sophie/Bett, Joanne/Marine, Jeanne +Brazil (1985)/Broadbent, Jim/Hoskins, Bob/Quitak, Oscar/Planer, Nigel/Grant, Russell Keith/Pryce, Jonathan/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Richardson, Ian (I)/Sands, Peter/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Dennis, Winston/Connor, Patrick (I)/Flanagan, John (I)/McKeown, Charles/Miller, Brian (I)/Nash, Simon/Wallis, Bill/Hasler, John (I)/Lewis, Howard Lew/Henderson, Don (II)/Innocent, Harold/Gilliam, Terry/Nossek, Ralph/Grillo, John (I)/Portacio, Tony/Purvis, Jack/O'Connor, Derrick/Holm, Ian/Forestal, Terry/Coyle, James (I)/Cooper, Ray (II)/Ffytche, Dominic/Bayler, Terence/Jones, John Pierce/De Niro, Robert/Brown, Anthony (I)/Pringle, Bryan/Kaye, Gorden/Jones, Simon (I)/Palin, Michael/Deadman, Derek/Gant, David (I)/Hicks, Barbara (I)/Greist, Kim/Way, Ann/Reid, Sheila (I)/Helmond, Katherine/Gilliam, Holly/Devenish, Myrtle/Hodge, Sue/Pogson, Kathryn/Oliver, Prudence/Spender, Elizabeth (I) +Break-Up, The (2006)/Billingsley, Peter/Glynn, Trevor/Kim, James (VI)/Papadopoulos, Chris/Dworzanczyk, Matt/Glynn, George/Foster, Reese/O'Donnell, Keir/Long, Justin (I)/Love, Maynard/Peeples, Philip/Hammond, Murry/Kalanges, Ian/Schneider, Luke (I)/Hollandsworth, Todd/Madsen, Gunnar/Winther, Michael/MacArthur, Hayes/Stubbings, Chuck/Bickle, Alex/Peters, Jason (III)/Vaughn, Vernon/Ridarelli, Phil/Bethea, Ken/Bozek, Richard C./Gorecki, Sean P./Dabney, Justin/Cowhey, Ryan/Azrael, James/Favreau, Jon/Martinez, Eddie (I)/Sergei, Ivan/Kramer, Robert (V)/Stults, Geoff/Bradley, Eric/Higgins, John Michael/Lowndes, Jordan/Keker, Aaron/Lazicki, Joseph/Peterson, Paul (IV)/Nelson, Brad (II)/Orlinsky, Brian L./Hauser, Cole/Ausmus, Brad/Valdez, Ron (II)/Dick, William (III)/Shada, Zack/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Abustan, Jason/Brown, Wayne A./Bezener, Martin/Tomic, Marko/Samuels, Jonathan/Bateman, Jason/Vaughn, Vince/Miller, Rhett (I)/Solis, Karl/Albert, Samantha/Nero Jr., William/Haley, John R./Vargo, Trisha/Stramer, Jessica/Newton, Tipper/Spence, Rebecca/Terracina, Nydia Rodriguez/Addison, Tiffany L./Neary, Julia/Washington, Loreen/Daugherty, Kelley/Bakken, Shelby/Adams, Joey Lauren/Nienaltowski, Kelly/Szanyi, Monica/Messing, Susan/Aniston, Jennifer/Cokeley, Lauren/Tyler, Donier/Pace, Lisa/Blackwell, Portia/Giraud, Marisol/LoRusso, Alexandra/Ingenthron, Anna/Sahs, Lanae/Cohn, Linda/Ann-Margret/McDonald, Jasmine/Norris, Rebecca (II)/Alderman, Jane/Vaughn, Sharon (II)/Hilgendorf, Julie/Hurt, Jenna/Kruchowski, Kristen/Davis, Judy/Vilchis, Jessica/O'Connor, Katherine M./Williams, Jacqueline (I)/Parker, Jamie (II)/Hu, Jane/Durso, Sue/Giancola, Ashley/Green, Mary-Pat/Claussen, Lori (I)/Klein, Megan/Robinson, Elaine (III) +Breakdown (1997 I)/Sanders, Rick (I)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Noseworthy, Jack/Kopache, Thomas/McGee, Jack (I)/Waddington, Steve/Linn, Rex/Gainey, M.C./Brinkley, Ritch/Robillard, Kim/Berry, Vincent/Hartline, Gene/Cook, Ancel/Walsh, J.T./Alitzah/Duffy, Helen (I)/Harris, Moira/Quinlan, Kathleen +Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)/Patten, Robert/Lamb, Gil/Reed, Alan (I)/Blanc, Mel/Villalonga, José Luis de/Balsam, Martin/Crockett, Dick/Ebsen, Buddy/Farrell, Tommy/Quinn, Michael (I)/Gray, Joe (I)/Adams, Stanley (I)/King, Kip/Orangey/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Wood, Wilson/McGiver, John (I)/Rau, William Benegal/Peppard, George/Stroud, Claude/Lanphier, James/Fields, George/Beckman, Henry/Landy, Hanna/Powers, Beverly/Allman, Elvia/Nelson, Miriam/Spring, Helen/Banzet, Janet/Soong, Annabella/Neal, Patricia/Staley, Joan (I)/Hepburn, Audrey/McKenzie, Fay/Whitney, Dorothy (I) +Breakfast Club, The (1985)/Estevez, Emilio/Hughes, John (I)/Gleason, Paul (I)/Crawford, Perry/Hall, Anthony Michael/Nelson, Judd/Gamble, Tim (I)/Kapelos, John/Dean, Ron (I)/Sheedy, Ally/Ringwald, Molly/Hall, Mercedes/Christian, Mary (I)/Gargano, Fran +Breakfast of Champions (1999)/Wilson, Owen/Henry, Buck/Wiedergott, Karl/Campbell, Ken Hudson/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Haas, Lukas/Tate, Lahmard J./Odom, Ken/O'Connor, Raymond/Patton, Will (I)/Robbins, Tom (I)/Walker, Greg (I)/Zien, Chip/Small, Nicolas/White, Michael Jai/Johannsen, Jake/Moore, Greg (II)/Callahan, Matt/Lewis, Roman/Sheehan, Richard/Dick, Keith Joe/Nolte, Nick/Finney, Albert/Beauchemin, Scott/Vonnegut Jr., Kurt/Blampied, David/Hamblin, Doug/Epps, Omar/Nagle, William L./Willis, Bruce/Wilson, Russ (I)/Kyle, David (II)/Mapstone, Tracey Lee/Eastwood, Alison/Kennedy, Mary (III)/Kay, Kassandra/Kennedy, Danielle (I)/Lewis, Vicki/Allison, Patti/Dusay, Debra/Smith, Shawnee/Dick, Diane Willson/Volle, Nancy/Didawick, Dawn/Headly, Glenne/Carter, Gina-Raye/Sterling, Tisha/Sedwick, Beaux/Robbins, Alexa/Thomas, Patrice (II)/Simone, Denise/Evans, Erica/Willis, Scout LaRue/Hershey, Barbara +Breakfast on Pluto (2005)/Greene, James (I)/Jackson, Neil (IV)/Hart, Ian/Reddy, Pete/McHallem, Chris/Lawlor McHugh, Emmet/Blount, Steve/Neeson, Liam/McDaid, Stephen/Devlin, Tony (II)/Heyburn, Alan/Cooper, Dominic/Young, Sid/Owens, Peter (IV)/McCoy, Keith (II)/Doherty, Mark (I)/Nolan, Ciaran/Halpin, Peter/Lambert, Mark (I)/Rea, Stephen (I)/Cunningham, Liam/Gowen, Peter/Ferry, Bryan/Waddington, Steven/Shrapnel, Lex/Lally, Kieran/McEvoy, Conor/Reilly, Seamus/Jones, Morgan (III)/Friday, Gavin/McCabe, Pat/Elroy, Derek/Gleeson, Brendan/Kinlan, Laurence/Hickey, Tom (I)/Moloney, Alan/Breathnach, Paraic/O'Toole, Liam/Seezer, Maurice/O'Shea, Marc/Owens, Eamonn/White, Mal/Murphy, Cillian/O'Toole, Paul (I)/Moore, Andy (II)/Roe, Owen/O'Connor, Bianca/McKenna, Charlene/Campbell-Hughes, Antonia/Coughlan, Mary/McCabe, Ruth (I)/Keogh, Doreen/Ryan, Mary (X)/Smith, Britta/Dunne, Catherine (II)/Moran, Janet/Birthistle, Eva/O'Grady, Rynagh/Clarke, Fiona (I)/Donovan, Rachel/Pogson, Kathryn/Johnson, Gillian (II)/Negga, Ruth +Breaking Away (1979)/Wilcox, Howard S./Armstrong, William S./Brière, J.F./Stern, Daniel (I)/Forrest, Gregg/Sintes, Carlos/Rafferty, Douglas/Grant, Jimmy (I)/Quaid, Dennis/Christopher, Dennis/Elgar, Harold/Ringgenberg, Bill/Todd, Floyd E./Woolery, Robert/Bochner, Hart/Silveus, Mike/Schwoegler, Tom/Ashton, John (I)/Salzman, Morris/Dooley, Paul/Freeman, Russell E./Blase, David K./Maloney, Peter (I)/Bailey, Alvin E./Ryan, Dr. John W./Hueston, Woody/Haley, Jackie Earle/Van Guyse, Eddy/Soles, P.J./Owens, Nora/Nolan, Jennifer F./Wright, Amy (I)/Mickel, Jennifer K./Barrie, Barbara/Shure, Lisa/Douglass, Robyn/Horton, Gail L. +Breaking the Waves (1996)/O'Donnell, Anthony J./McKellaig, Ronnie/Smith, Brian (XI)/Jorfaid, Simon Towler/Skarsgård, Stellan/Cuthbertson, Callum/Hackett, Jonathan (I)/Barr, Jean-Marc/McCall, Phil/Gaup, Mikkel/Ragas, Roef/Jeffries, Ray (I)/Kearney, Charles/Welsh, Finlay/Rawlins, Adrian/Wark, John (I)/Reilly, Desmond/Kavanagh, Owen/Gallacher, David/Robertson, Robert (I)/Leach, Steven (I)/Mitchell, Gavin (II)/Bateson, David/Kier, Udo/Agnew, Iain/Docherty, Bob (I)/Bensted, Peter/Gudgeon, Sarah/Watson, Emily (I)/Rømer, Dorte/Voe, Sandra/Cartlidge, Katrin +Brewster's Millions (1985)/Bush, Grand L./Hingle, Pat/Hagerty, Michael G./Autry, Alan/Medlock, Ken/Cronyn, Hume/Mylett, Jeffrey/Call, R.D./Medalis, Joseph G./Wohl, David (I)/Jason, Peter/Til, Roger/Orbach, Jerry/Collins, Stephen (I)/Sanders, Brad (I)/Pryor, Richard/Moranis, Rick/Slaten, Frank/Weiss, Joel (I)/Dempsey, Jerome/Robinson, Hank/Miller, Allan (I)/McConnell, Bill (I)/Graf, Allan/Janis, Conrad/Caridi, Carmine/Robinson, Robbie T./Alexander, Gary (III)/Ellenstein, Robert/McCourt, Malachy/Hochberg, Richard/Reichle, Art (I)/Grifasi, Joe/Leon, Joseph/Thompson, Wesley (I)/Paciorek, Mike/Cumbuka, Shaka/Cumbuka, Ji-Tu/Santoni, Reni/Smirnoff, Yakov/Landers, Matt/Candy, John/Waldo, Kip/Kogan, Milt/White, David (II)/Banks, Joey/Dobbins, Bennie E./Knighten, Ken/Hahn, Archie/Benson, Steven (I)/Feldshuh, Tovah/Shaye, Lin/McKee, Lonette (I)/d'Este, Coco/Charles, Gloria/Hooks, Regina/Nirvana, Yana/Yaegermann, Kelly/Rose, Margot/LeNoire, Rosetta/Bovee, Strawn/Jennings, Candee +Brick (2005)/Lightning, Cody/Hamilton, McJoel/White, Brian J./Gordon-Levitt, Joseph/Segan, Noah/O'Leary, Matt/Babin, Lucas/Haas, Lukas/Fleiss, Noah/Cauff, Jonathan/Welkom, Ari/Roundtree, Richard/Zehetner, Nora/Good, Meagan/Gibbs, Reedy/Wilcoxen, Tracy/de Ravin, Emilie +Bride & Prejudice (2004)/Chopra, Prem/Henderson, Martin (I)/Donn, Ray/Kher, Anupam/Jagdev, Bobby/Rnic, Peter/Andrews, Naveen/Mitchell, Mellan/Gillies, Daniel/Warden, Rick (I)/Wike, Mike/Orion, Neal/Ridealgh, Bill/Malik, Anu/Dotson, Michael (II)/Weinstein, Harvey/Ganatra, Nitin/Banu, Saira/Varma, Indira/Bledel, Alexis/Kothari, Meghna/Virdi, Harvey/Chowdhary, Peeya Rai/Ghai, Shivani/Chadha, Gurinder/Shirodkar, Namrata/Babbar, Nadira/Rai, Aishwarya/Kulkarni, Sonali/Mason, Marsha/Ashanti (II)/Chapman, Georgina +Bride of Chucky (1998)/Dane, Lawrence/Bass, Ben/Karloff, Boris/Corazza, Vince/Gallanders, James/Arquette, Alexis/Bench, Park/Woolvett, Gordon Michael/McKeen, Roger/Dourif, Brad/Clive, Colin/Johnson, Michael (XIV)/Ritter, John/Thesiger, Ernest/Stabile, Nick (I)/Heigl, Katherine/Tilly, Jennifer/Lanchester, Elsa/Kidder, Janet/Stahlbrand, Sandi/Weedon, Emily/Najimy, Kathy +Bride of Frankenstein (1935)/Villegas, Lucio/Fitzgerald, Neil/Billings, Ted/Curtis, Jack (I)/Carradine, John/Meyer, Torben/Barlow, Reginald (I)/George, John (I)/Barty, Billy/Black, Maurice (I)/Clive, Colin/Thesiger, Ernest/Frye, Dwight/Byron, Arthur S./Corrigan, D'Arcy/Gordon, Gavin (I)/Curtis, John (I)/Shaw, Peter (I)/Lloyd, Rollo/Prival, Lucien/Benson, Frank (I)/Adair, Robert/Peil Sr., Edward/Terry, Frank (I)/Ainsley, Norman/Karloff, Boris/Brennan, Walter/Walton, Douglas/DeForrest, Kansas/Heggie, O.P./Clive, E.E./Eddy, Helen Jerome/Harris, Marilyn (II)/Parrish, Helen/Lanchester, Elsa/Gibson, Helen (I)/Dudgeon, Elspeth/Hobson, Valerie/Woodbury, Joan/O'Connor, Una/Stewart, Mary (I)/Fowler, Brenda/Darling, Anne/Schwartz, Sarah/McKim, Josephine/Cunard, Grace/Gordon, Mary (I) +Bridge on the River Kwai, The (1957)/Boxer, John (II)/Hayakawa, Sessue/Katsumoto, Keiichiro/Williams, Peter (II)/Donald, James (I)/Hawkins, Jack/Goodwin, Harold (II)/Morell, André/Holden, William (I)/Chakrabandhu, M.R.B./Guinness, Alec/Okawa, Heihachiro/Herbert, Percy/Horne, Geoffrey/Seeboonreaung, Vilaiwan/Sears, Ann/Suphaphongs, Ngamta/Dowklee, Kannikar/Punynchoti, Javanart +Bridge Too Far, A (1977)/Montgomery, Bernard L./Kalinski, Edward/Bangerter, Michael/Beekman, Tim/Hackman, Gene/Beek, Tom van/Eisenhower, Dwight D./Preiss, Wolfgang (I)/Churchett, Stephen/English, David (I)/Morton, John (I)/Campbell, Nicholas/Sheridan, Farrell/Martin, Gerald (I)/Good, Christopher (I)/Schell, Maximilian/Wardroper, James/Cross, Ben (I)/Kemp, Jeremy (I)/Caine, Michael (I)/Raymond, Philip/Branch, Andrew/Byrne, Michael (I)/Gwaspari, Brian/Auker, David/Leigh-Mallory, Trafford/Wolf, Michael (II)/Hinsliff, Geoffrey/Haughton, Brian/Stockton, David (I)/Mughan, Francis/Williams, Fred (I)/Hopkins, Anthony/Cox, Michael Graham/Olivier, Laurence/Jarvis, Frank/Slaa, Johan te/Minster, Hilary/White, Jason (I)/McHale, Tony/Smith, Walter Bedell/Elliott, Denholm/McKenzie, Jack/Redford, Robert (I)/Bradley, Omar N./Chitty, Erik/van Delden, Lex/Ryecart, Patrick/Ratzenberger, John/Churchill, Winston (I)/Drinkel, Keith/Patton, George S./Lebor, Stanley/Krüger, Hardy/Kane, Richard (I)/Snell, James/Copley, Paul/Stock, Michael (I)/Hannaway, Patrick/Connery, Sean/Stride, John/Roosevelt, Franklin Delano/Attenborough, Richard/Franken, Gerard/Liston, Ian/McDermott, Edward (II)/McCarthy, Barry/Seckerson, Edward/Pickering, Donald/von Borsody, Hans/Armstrong, Alun/Bogarde, Dirk/Groenier, Pieter/Maxwell, Paul (I)/Abineri, Sebastian/Arons, Feliks/Vaughan-Teague, Paul/Morand, Timothy/Gibbs, Adrian/Ditson, Harry/Hawksley, Brian/Douglas, Donald (III)/Howden, Anthony/Boyd, Ray/Mathias, Sean/Grimes, Frank/de Gaulle, Charles/Kohut, Walter/Rienstra, Dick/Sheridan, Mark (I)/Fox, Edward (I)/Quince, Peter/Moore, Stephen (I)/Jodl, Alfred/Milner, Anthony/Judd, John (II)/Tedder, Arthur/Graves, Michael (II)/Gregory, Norman/Hackett, Jonathan (I)/Salthouse, John/Sim, Gerald/York, Mark (I)/Hill, Arthur (I)/Ramsay, Bertram/Cadman, Milton/Galloway, Jack/Padden, Niall/Ommanney, Richard/Jewers, Ray/Croiset, Hans/Garner, Anthony (II)/Becker, Hartmut/Innes, George/van 't Wout, Erik/Blake, Stuart/Williams, Chris (I)/Settelen, Peter/O'Neal, Ryan/Howard, Ben (II)/Shaw, Anthony Pullen/Peel, John (III)/Killick, David/Long, Dan/Caan, James/Reithermann, Myles/Rattee, Paul/Salaman, Toby/Vroom, Siem/Scobey, Robin/Croft, Jon (I)/Farrell, Colin (II)/Kennedy, Neil (I)/Gould, Elliott/Dickson, Patrick/Gordon, Peter (I)/Hitler, Adolf/Botterman, Bertus/Curry, Shaun/Rommel, Erwin/Chandler, Simon/Faber, Peter/Gregory, Jason (I)/Hagon, Garrick/Guidotti, Stewart/Rayment, Stephen/Reyevski, Georgette/Peeper, Josephine/Kleiweg, Adrienne/Ullmann, Liv/Alcmaer, Marlies van/Alma, Henny/Smithuysen, Mary +Bridges of Madison County, The (1995)/Loury, Larry/Breese, Art/Kroon, Christopher/Cho, Peter (I)/Pommier, Michael C./Brewer, James C./Bobst, Brandon/Haynie, Jim/Trask, David (I)/Lage, Richard/Slezak, Victor/Billeter, Ken/Eastwood, Kyle/Orrison, George/Faessler, R.E. 'Stick'/McCool, Dennis/Dejean Sr., Eddie/Brooks, Mark A./Rivers, James/Eastwood, Clint/Dolson, Edna/Faessler, Pearl/Corkrean, Jana/Soper, Karla Jo/Schwab, Lana/Corley, Annie/Streep, Meryl/Wiegert, Alison/Lyons, Phyllis/Monk, Debra/McNabb, Billie/Schmitt, Sarah Kathryn/Benes, Michelle/Mishler, Tania/Trask, Judy/Seymour, M. Jane +Bridget Jones's Diary (2001)/Al-Bassam, Sulayman/Peyton, Ben/Ross, Paul (III)/Faulkner, James (I)/Bonham-Carter, Crispin/Bates, Matthew (II)/Caine, Charlie/Douglas, Donald (III)/Whithouse, Toby/Rushdie, Salman/Booth, Stefan/Callis, James/Brooke, Paul (I)/Cann, David/Jai-Persad, Rhydian/Barlow, Patrick/Pearson, Neil (I)/Marks, Gareth/Setna, Renu/Clegg, John/Grant, Hugh (I)/Alessi, Joseph (I)/Firth, Colin/McHale, Dominic/Wright, Stewart (I)/Broadbent, Jim/Digby, Max/Barnes, Julian (II)/Lingwood, Mark/Manasseh, Joshua/Archer, Jeffrey/Jones, Gemma (I)/Skinner, Claire (I)/Hewett, Christine/Davidtz, Embeth/Blackman, Honor/Montagu, Felicity/Kay, Lisa (I)/Barbuscia, Lisa/Stockbridge, Sara/Blackham, Joan/Charles, Rebecca (I)/O'Hara, Kia/Alexander, Sarah (I)/Amos, Emma/Imrie, Celia/Wells, Dolly/Henderson, Shirley (I)/Zellweger, Renée/Phillips, Sally (I)/May, Charmian +Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004)/Verrey, David/Callis, James/Venegas, Arturo/Flaschberger, Hannes/Beazley, Sam/Baladi, Patrick/Tang, Hon Ping/Chris, Oliver/Paxman, Jeremy/Kaomulkadee, Rong/Jennings, Alex/McHale, Dominic/McNeice, Ian/Faulkner, James (I)/Hazeldine, Sam/Gardner, Philip/Soto, Luis (II)/Douglas, Donald (III)/Watkins, Jason (I)/Botes, Morne/Braine, Richard/Pearson, Neil (I)/Firth, Colin/Nicholls, Paul (I)/Kahler, Wolf/Andreu, Simón/Auker, David/Broadbent, Jim/Grant, Hugh (I)/Brooke, Tom (III)/Humpoletz, Paul/Dudgeon, Neil/Gordon, Peter (I)/Fox, Trevor/Tandy, Mark/Lee, Pui Fan/Bhoopongsa, Suthas/Haberland, Amanda/Phillips, Sally (I)/Baur, Lilo/Russell, Catherine (I)/Ramsey, Nikita/Cinque, Flaminia/Barrett, Jacinda/Ashworth, Melissa/Stevenson, Jessica (I)/Dixon, Shirley/Imrie, Celia/Jones, Gemma (I)/Fleming Furlan, Alba/Robinson, Lucy (I)/Frering, Antonia/O'Rourke, Stephanie (I)/Hu, Ting-Ting/Lee, Michelle (I)/Zellweger, Renée/Halstead, Rosalind/Vimolmal, Vee/Henderson, Shirley (I)/Michael, Sabina/Ramsey, Jade (II) +Brief Encounter (1945)/Bromley, Sydney/Holloway, Stanley/Sheldon, George V./Bass, Alfie/Babbage, Wilfred/Howard, Trevor (I)/Raymond, Cyril/Bosco, Wallace/Harkin, Dennis/May, Jack (I)/Thomas, Richard (IX)/Hodge, Edward/Dyall, Valentine/Barton, Margaret/Johnson, Celia/Vincent, Henrietta/Gregg, Everley/Mars, Marjorie/Scott, Avis/Handl, Irene/Carey, Joyce/Davey, Nuna +Bring It On (2000)/Bradford, Jesse/Smith, Riley/Howard, Ashley (I)/Taylor, David E./Waldo, Doug/Willis, David E./Thompson, Grant (I)/Roberts, Ian (II)/Bloom, Paul (II)/West, Nathan (I)/Drummond, Ryan/Hillman, Richard/Henschel, Brandon/Thornton, Jason/Clay, Edmond/Osborne, Holmes/McMains, Cody/Reed, Peyton/Ferguson, Alex (I)/Clifton, Leonard/McCafferty, Michael/Ritter, Huntley/Jeeves, Robbie/Soll, Natasha/Hursey, Sherry/Salvatore, Hilary/Johnson, Elizabeth (I)/Kuhn, Daniella/Wolff, Paullin/Milner, Kellie/Gorell, Lisel M./Kajlich, Bianca/Atmadja, Melanie/LaMure, Beth/Reed, Natina/Wright, Aloma/Sloane, Lindsay (I)/Williams, Brandi (I)/Kramer, Clare/Mouser, Dru/Amateau, Nikole Lee/Gonzalez, Ruby/Bilderback, Nicole/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Bell, Rini/Cole, Marie/Pacheco, Tracy/Union, Gabrielle/Gallagher, Louise (I)/Sassano, Alicia Michelle/Harris, Jodi/Mackauf, Carla/Hinton, Annie/Fears, Shamari/Dushku, Eliza/Mendiola, Anna Lisa/Ford, Clementine/Rose, Nectar/Dunst, Kirsten/Joelson, Tsianina +Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia (1974)/Russek, Jorge/Hughes, Whitey/Urueta, Chano/Bright, Richard (I)/Dumont, Roberto/Levy, Don (I)/Palacios, Juan Jose/Fernández, Emilio (I)/Camacho, Ahui/de Bernal, Farnesio/Díaz, Juan Manuel/Oates, Warren/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Fritts, Donnie/Webber, Robert (I)/Dantine, Helmut/Young, Gig/Lucero, Enrique/Manolo (I)/Pharrez, Paco/Dupeyrón, René/González, Chalo/Ponce, Yolanda/Maldonado, Janine/Peckinpah, Sharon/Ruiz, Nery/Vega, Isela/Miguel, Monica/Garina, Tamara +Bringing Down the House (2003)/Levy, Eugene/Martin, Steve (I)/Burks, Jernard/Smalls/Orosco, Oscar/Garcia, Eddie (III)/Bodden, Alonzo/Oglesby, Randy/Spencer, Garland R./Ensign, Michael/Harris, Steve (I)/Lane Jr., Teddy/Youngblood, Barry Lee/Judd, Cris/Altschull, Seth/Corti, Jesse/James, Aengus/Lutz, Matt/Webster, Victor/Waters, Josh/Meyers, Lucas/Dog, Linus the/Howard, Seth/Haynie, Jim/Jerome-Clayton, Whayne/D, Deezer/Roberson, Nathan/Dawson, Joseph J./Jones, Angus T./Addison, Walter/Ward, Vincent (II)/Prosky, John/Stevenson, Tim (II)/Betts, Erik/Miller, Bronzell/Rosenbaum, Michael (I)/Price, Kelly (II)/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Latifah, Queen/Morelli, Gina/Nuri, Erika/Smart, Jean/White, Betty (I)/Carreno, Diana/Plowright, Joan/Brigham, Faida Amana/Pyle, Missi/Jones, Tracey Cherelle/Jackson, Candace/Carter, Sundy/Abdul-Jillil, Aminah/Brown, Kimberly J./Grady, Laura/Hagins, Montrose/Bellamy, Anne/White, Michelle Marie/McClamb, Robin Michelle +Bringing Out the Dead (1999)/Bal, John/Rhames, Ving/Johnson, Cullen O./Simon, Harper/Ciornei, Frank/Dudley, Bronson/Serpico, Terry/Webb, Joseph Monroe/Hoffman, J. Stanford/Jupp Jr., Ed/Nascarella, Arthur J./Rodriguez, Luis (I)/Zayas, David/Davoli, Andrew/Anthony, Marc (I)/da Schemer, muMs/Omilami, Afemo/Cappadona, Tom/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Scroggins, Omar/Heffernan, John (I)/Spore, Richard/Citer, Leonid/Giordano, Mark/O'Connell, Jack (II)/Vasquez, David (I)/Scorsese, Martin/Shaklin, Aleks/Williams, Michael K./Sizemore, Tom/Maher, Matthew/Smyj, Brian/Farrell, Tom Riis/Mulheren, Michael/Rosario Jr., Jesus A. Del/Serrano, Nestor/Connelly, Joe (II)/Pagan, Antone/Resnick, Floyd/Noto, Michael A./Edwards, Chris (III)/Cage, Nicolas/Miller, George F./Goodman, John (I)/Hanlon, James/Reidy, Joseph P./Curtis, Cliff/Malin, Jesse/Cassar, Raymond/Foster, Randy (I)/Gant, Mtume/Friedman, Bernie/Fessenden, Larry/Berry, Don/Michelsen, Charis/Ganey, Catrina/Soelistyo, Julyana/Somerville, Phyllis/Campbell, Carolyn/Leigh, Megan (II)/Yang, Lia/Lecube, Graciela/Marsala, Melissa/McDonald, Marilyn/Miller, Betty (I)/Sohn, Sonja/Reyes, Judy (II)/Hurt, Mary Beth/Gomez, Rosemary/Latifah, Queen/Hunter, Charlene/Roman, Cynthia/Burke, Marylouise/Arquette, Patricia/Schrager, Rita Norona/Turturro, Aida/Kogan, Theo/Kelegian, Sylva/Walker, Fuschia/Diveny, Mary/Newman, Jennifer Lane +Bringing Up Baby (1938)/Green, Duke (I)/Grant, Cary/Bond, Ward/Stone, Bobby (I)/Kosiczky, Karl 'Karchy'/Cossart, Ernest/Corrigan, D'Arcy/Stoney, Jack/West, Pat (I)/Mack, Buck/O'Malley, Pat (I)/Blystone, Stanley/Slaven, Buster/Humbert, George/Lane, Richard (I)/Mangean, Teddy/Carson, Jack (I)/Catlett, Walter/Gardner, Jack (II)/Bevan, Billy/Weaver, Crawford/Steers, Larry/Campbell, Harry (I)/Asta (II)/Irving, George (I)/Benedict, William 'Billy'/Thatcher, Bob/Feld, Fritz/Ruggles, Charles/Marlowe, Frank (I)/Corson, William/Gilmore, Tex C.C./Gargan, Edward/Franey, Billy/Nissa (II)/Fitzgerald, Barry/Kelly, John (I)/Guilfoyle, Paul (I)/Thomas, Frank M./Brooks, Ralph/Ford, Judith/Walker, Virginia (I)/Robson, May/Lloyd, Dorothy/Westlake, Cynthia/Ashbury, Adeline/Roberts, Leona/Hepburn, Katharine/Hall, Geraldine/Eager, Evelyne/Krueger, Lorraine/Birell, Tala/Stevens, Jean (I)/Vollmar, Ida/Adler, Ruth/Martel, Jeanne/Peterson, Eleanor/Gifford, Frances +Broadcast News (1987)/Baker, Brad (I)/Brooks, Albert (I)/Fekade-Salassie, M./Ender, Gerald/Hurt, William (I)/Thomsen, Richard/Wain, Lance/Green, Jimmy Mel/Samuels, Sam/Benchley, Nat/Wheeler, Ed (I)/Thomas, J. Alan/Badila, John/Clemenson, Christian/Mendillo, Stephen/Doubleday, Frank/Nitz, Dean/Walsh, Robert (I)/Markee, Dwayne/Blanchet, Nicholas D./Alvarez, Manny/Billings, Joshua/Long, David (I)/Gough, Jerry/Ugel, Phil/Rizik, Raoul N./Roven, Glen/Bullard, Franklyn L./Franco, James V./Katims, Robert/Smith, Steve (III)/Cusack, John/Shaiman, Marc/Prosky, Robert/White, Tim (I)/Burmester, Leo/Murphy Sr., Albert/Benya, Jonathan/Mathews, Alex (I)/Skehan, Mike/Faigen, Glenn/Lippman, Chuck/Rasch, Robert/Grevemberg Jr., Robert/García, Francisco (II)/Valderrama, Luis/Nicholson, Jack/Shoop, Kimber/Hackes, Peter/Pehle, Richard/Smith, Martha/Welch, Jane/Carinci, Jean Bourne/Chiles, Lois/Crowley, Emily/Kirk, Nancy/Knight, Sally/Feldman, Susan Marie/Hayes, Cynthia B./Rickert, Nannette/Hunter, Holly/Ehlers, Heather/James, Gennie/King, Denise (II)/Geraghty, Marita/Moynihan, Maura/Deering, Rochelle/Brooks, Amy/Pridemore, Peggy/Cusack, Joan/Kopecky, Eleanore C./Dillon, Arlene M. +Broadway Danny Rose (1984)/Schoenfeld, Gerald/Maccone, Ronald/Renzulli, Frank/Rollins, Bob/Aiello, Danny/Davis Jr., Sammy/Badalucco, Michael/D'Amodio, Charles/Berle, Milton/Steiner, Leo/Baron, Sandy (I)/Gunty, Morty/Rollins, Jack/Pistilli, Carl/Axler, George/Gayle, Jackie/Matteo, Dom/Reynolds, Gary (I)/Castellotti, Peter/Pantano, Rocco/Forte, Nick Apollo/Jordan, Will (I)/Bordo, Edwin/Lanzano, Richard/Storm, Howard/Monica, Corbett/Pantano, Nicholas/Hardwick, Mark/Rosen, Herschel/Greco, Paul/Cosell, Howard/Allen, Woody/Doumanian, John/Paulson, William/Weil, Robert (I)/Shrog, Maurice/Kissell, David/Reynolds, Herb/Franklin, Joe (I)/Turca, Tony/Vandenburgh, Craig/Kieserman, David/Berger, Belle/Rosotti, Betty/Iacono, Lucy/DeAngeles, Gina/Barbato, Olga/Ranone, Maggie/Raffone, Antoinette/Sceusa, Anna/Amerling, Cecilia/Gallo, Joie/Parker, Gloria/Ballard, Alba/Farrow, Mia/Saviola, Camille/Richman, Sandy/Rollins, Etta/Torterello, Gilda/Bond, Sheila/Zolten, Diane/Barbuto, Julia +Brokeback Mountain (2005)/Seadon, Pete/McDougall, Dan/Cole Moser, Steffen/McRobbie, Peter/Baker, James (I)/Tench, John/Quaid, Randy/Therrien, Jayson/Callaghan, Jerry/Reese, Larry/Bland, Don (III)/Lauder, Gary/Phillips, Kade/Fraser, Christian/Martin, Will (II)/Mackintosh, Lachlan/Molison, Steven Cree/Gyllenhaal, Jake/Antonini, Marty/Church, Jake/Sutherland, Cam/Campbell, Scott Michael/Harbour, David/Trimble, David (III)/Carey, Tom (III)/Roberts, Ken (I)/Prieto, Rodrigo/Zilka, Ken/Lang, Duval/Khouri, Jon-Paul/Ledger, Heath/Eichler, Steve/Beckel, Graham/Reyes, Victor/Barrett, Dean (II)/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Faris, Anna/Mara, Kate/Cardellini, Linda/McBride, Mary/Liboiron, Mary/Maxwell, Roberta/Kenny, Jacey/Stewart, Hannah/Hyslop, Sarah/Planche, Valerie/Mitchell, Barb/Williams, Michelle (I)/Dubé, Keanna/Hill, Cheyenne/Proulx, Brooklynn/See, Kailin/Wolever, Cayla +Brokedown Palace (1999)/Visvachat, M. Tom/Israngkur na Ayudhya, Nopachai/Kaewdaeng, Yuthana/Payakkapong, Ayutthaya A./Carney, Tony (I)/de Asis, Jake/Victa, Val/O, Henry/Lazaro, Ronnie/Phitak, Achavasak/Kawee, Seng/Pullman, Bill/Supalert, Pathompong/Somboon, Songkran/Lapaine, Daniel/Pattamadilok, Parinya/Jaiman, Sutagorn/Gamboa, Joonee/Amandes, Tom/Neri, Victor/Northup, Harry/McGhee, Johnny Ray/Teeranusoon, Tawatchai/Boonthanakit, Sahajak/Promguntha, Phanom/Lim, Kay Tong/Padilla, Rhency/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Doe, John (I)/Walker, Paul (I)/Todhunter, Chad/Lethin, Lori/Franco, Olympio D./Beckinsale, Kate/De Cadenet, Amanda/de Jesus, Pichada/Turpin, Bahni/Cuntapay, Lilia/Concepcion, Ermie/Jaroenpura, Intira/Chotikasupa, Somsuda/Sabino, Phikun M./Goodwin, Maya Elise/Promgontha, Tawewan/Quo, Beulah/Tolentino, Toun/Graham, Aimee/Palmer, Hayley/Edo, Sawan/Gaoat, Sudarat L./Kim, Jacqueline/Danes, Claire +Broken Arrow (1996)/Curtis-Hall, Vondie/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Argenziano, Carmen/Roberts, J.N./Ruginis, Vyto/Moyle, Jim/von Bargen, Daniel/Kishi, Jon W./Long, Howie/Smith, Kurtwood/Biggs, Casey/MacDonald, James (I)/Toub, Shaun/Epper, Gary/Roberts, Mario/Palmer, Jim (I)/Box, Joey/Murph, Henry/Stephen, Jeffrey J./Waddell, Tom (I)/Slater, Christian/Whaley, Frank/Gunton, Bob/Brewer, Charlie/Holman, Bruce E./Deadrick Sr., Vince/Lindo, Delroy/Cruz, Raymond/Travolta, John/Thompson, Jack (I)/Schwartz, Myke/Stewart, French/Elam, Ousaun/Mathis, Samantha/Schoppman, Rosemary +Broken Flowers (2005)/McPeck, Brain/Bauer, Chris (I)/Holland, Saul/Fessenden, Larry/Webber, Mark (II)/Murray, Homer/Donowho, Ryan/Murray, Bill (I)/Fall, Jarry/McDonald, Christopher (I)/McAuley, Matthew/Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Wright, Dared/Wilson, Niles Lee/James, Pell/Sevigny, Chloë/Lange, Jessica/Frazier, Brea/Delpy, Julie/Simms, Heather (I)/Conroy, Frances/Dziena, Alexis/Rapp, Jennifer/Hevner, Suzanne (I)/Holland, Zakira/Puchkoff, Rachel/Patterson, Meredith/Fall, Korka/Stone, Sharon (I)/Swinton, Tilda/Abisinio, Nicole +Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy, The (2000)/Kerman, Ken/Weber, Ben (I)/McGrath, Matt (I)/Mahoney, John (I)/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Braff, Zach/Smith, Kerr/Weber, Charlie/Guerrier, Garry/Olyphant, Timothy/Porter, Billy (I)/Arce, Robert/Avalon, Marc/Downs, David (I)/Theroux, Justin/Wiehl, Christopher/Gaskill, Brian/Bergin, Michael/Reid, Matt (I)/Weitz, Chris/Keegan, Andrew/Weitz, Paul/Brandon, John (I)/Cain, Dean/Weeks, Gary (II)/Kane, Christian/Youse, David/Gilbert, Chris Payne/Peters, Robert (I)/Long, Nia/McCormack, Mary/Vinnichenko, Leeza/Coolidge, Jennifer/Burns, Nora (I)/McBain, Diane +Bronenosets Potyomkin (1925)/Gomorov, Mikhail/Uralsky, Vladimir/Marusov/Zerenin/Korobei/Bobrov, Ivan/Feldman, Konstantin/Antonov, Aleksandr/Eisenstein, Sergei M./Fajt, Andrei/Brodsky/Aleksandrov, Grigori/Barsky, Vladimir/Protopopov/Ahola-Valo, Aleksanteri/Levshin, Aleksandr/Glauberman, A./Eisenstein, Julia/Repnikova/Prokopenko/Vitoldi, Beatrice/Poltavseva, N. +Bronx Tale, A (1993)/Liedy, Larry/Motts, Johnny/Vanaria, Louis/Genovino, Max/Anannlin, Macky/Parente, Rocco/Pastore, Garry/Pietrangolare, Frank/Caserta Jr., Frank/Garcia, Butch/D'Angelo, Luigi/Calvacca Jr., Joe/Caserta, Clem/Pendleton, Steve (II)/Palminteri, Chazz/Thomas, Rhaman/Grant, Darell/Tanuzzo Jr., John/Domey, Greg/Lange, Alan/Sauchelli Jr., Alfred/D'Onofrio, Joe/Cestaro, Sal/Beansie/Bailey, Sobe/Blair, Nicky (I)/Antley, Chris/Derian, Ed/DeMeo, William/Cafariella, Mark/Black, Joe (V)/Cruguet, Jean/Ford, Thomas A./Salerno, Dave/Bailey, Damian/Caserta Jr., Clem/Kendall, Steve/De Niro, Robert/Skoy, Eric/Foglia, Phil/Guardino, Larry/Lombardozzi, Domenick/Bonge, Steve/Lederman, Larry/Laham, Joe/Matra, Rocco 'Girffe'/Marmo, Ronnie/Hurst, Sonny/Webber, Demond/Gioia, Louis/Fischer, Fred/Rocchio, Dominick/Vacaro, Pat/Pesci, Joe/Capra, Francis/Velazquez, Johnny/Graell, Antonio/Corozzo, Anthony/Cordeiro, Tony/Simmons, Derrick/Ekoku, A.J./Batiste, David/Caserta Sr., Frank/Migliore, Richard/Ranieri, Richie/Borriello, Patrick/Etergineoso, Louis/Montanaro, Eddie/Attanasio, Albert/Garbarino, Philip/Meighan, Jason/Perri, Paul (II)/Conti, Frank/DeDomenico, Richard/Cafarelli, Gino/Etergineoso, Anthony/Kolpan, Mitch/Napolitano, Ralph/D'Andrea, Robert/Morigi, Mike/Brancato, Lillo/Ranaudo, Gianna/Prianti, Judy/Hicks, Taral/Bernardini, Ida/Chantay (II)/Lalicata, Linda/Peterson, Nina Sonja/Degrass, Emily/Abassi, Elizabeth/Narducci, Kathrine/Wahhab, Ali Adbul/Brooks, Kacy +Brood, The (1979)/McKeehan, Gary/Silverman, Robert A./Beckman, Henry/Solway, Larry/Schwartz, Reiner/Kostur, Jerry/Ferguson, John (III)/Shaw, Joseph (I)/Britton, Christopher (II)/Campbell, Nicholas/Magee, Michael (I)/Silla, Felix/Siegler, Elijah/Hindle, Art/Reed, Oliver (I)/Eggar, Samantha/Hinds, Cindy/Swinton, Mary/Hogan, Susan/Fitzgerald, Nuala +Brother (2000)/Wu, Mike (II)/Sato, Don/Gunther, Dan (I)/Horino, Tad/Tanner, Antwon/Ong, Jack/Nolasco, Amaury/Otaguro, Hiroshi/Garcia, Alan/Kato, Masaya/Vicente, Al/Hasegawa, Yuji (I)/Perez, Manny (II)/Mas, Miguel (II)/Angel, Luis/Ahli, Nynno/Boyar, Lombardo/Chavez, Tomas/Kitano, Takeshi/Inoue, Eiji (I)/Kimura, Hideo/Bell, Darryl M./Terajima, Susumu/DerGregorian, Christopher/Kunimoto, Shoken/Carrillo, Erick/Kaneda, Akira (II)/Aguilar, Joseph/Otake, Makoto/Ing, Alvin/Covarrubias, Robert/Shigeta, James/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Epps, Omar/Aprea, John/Vatsula, Anthony/Ragno, Joseph/Maki, Kuroudo/Musaka, Naomasa/Watari, Tetsuya/Govino, Manny/Okumura, Kouen/Gugliemi, Noel/Hunter-Gault, Chuma/Garcia, Eddie (III)/Spellos, Peter/Osugi, Ren/Watkins, Royale/Lesley, Bradley Jay (I)/Sparber, Herschel/Moe Dee, Kool/Sebastian, Lobo/Feddersen, Paul/Cruz, Gary/Murakami, Ren/Borden, Rainbow/Saga, Shuhei/Morita, Pat/Colitti, Tony/Meed, Geoff/Ishibashi, Ryo/Into, Koyo/Ali, Tatyana/Sano, Mikage/Nakagawa, Joy/Knight, Tuesday/Otani, Yauoi/Katase, Rino/Evans, Wanda-Lee +Brother Bear (2003)/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Johnson, B. Wyatt/Logan, Rick/Wheaton, Willie/Johnson, Ben (XVII)/Van Hook, Lamonte/Phoenix, Joaquin/Cesar, Darko/Thomas, Dave (I)/Crenshaw, Randy/Robinson, Bumper/Pinney, Patrick/Proctor, Phil/Kawagley, Angayuqaq Oscar/Wood, Terry (I)/Waters, Oren/Mertens, Tim/Mastrogiorgio, Daniel/Farmer, Bill (I)/Raize, Jason/Bergen, Bob/White, Fred (II)/Sweeney, D.B./Johnson, Luke (III)/Bumpass, Rodger/Christie, Paul (I)/Moranis, Rick/Suarez, Jeremy/Young, Terry (IV)/Posehn, Brian/Finney, Trey/Gould, Harold (I)/Proops, Greg/Powell, Josef/McCuller, Arnold/Keys, Amy/Waters Tillman, Julie/Adlon, Pamela/Anderson, Maxi/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Anderson, Caitlin Rose/McGowan, Mickie/Waters Willard, Maxine/Darling, Jennifer/Carter, Carmen/Harris, Estelle/Levy, Hope/Derryberry, Debi/Copeland, Joan/Johnson, Bethany/Perrette, Pauley/Stevens-Logan, Susie +Brothers Grimm, The (2005)/Zindulka, Jakub/Vrsek, Petr/Hofman, Martin/Bleach, Julian/Táborský, Miroslav/Liska, Tomas/Crook, Mackenzie/Bor, Hanus/Gargula, Milan/Elias, Ludek/Kohlicek, Karel/Kalvoda, Radim/Pellar, Rudolf/Vajnar, Josef/Kavan, Martin/Filip, Ota/Gilliam, Harry/Pryce, Jonathan/Ledger, Heath/Hanák, Tomás/Svetlik, Martin/Hofmann, Martin/Bech, Lukás/MacEwen, Bruce/Ratimec, Petr/Pepa Nos, Josef/Robson, Jeremy/Unger, Jan/Krejcir, Jiri/Velecký, Frantisek/Ridings, Richard (I)/Chalupa, Václav/Damon, Matt/Stormare, Peter/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Milackova, Andrea/Reitererova, Eva/Bellucci, Monica/Hamm, Audrey/Dohnalova, Dana/Radojcicová, Jana/Uzelacová, Vera/Dohnalova, Petra/Loulova, Veronika/Rust, Anna/Venhauerova, Julie/Greenwood, Laura/Hyde, Deborah/Bruderova, Kamila/Fialkova, Drahomira/Kubickova, Daniela/Procházková, Marika Sarah/Sochurkova, Andrea/Lukesová, Barbora/Jakobova, Alena/Malinovska, Denisa/Rudlova, Bara/Vcalová, Simona/Vokurkova, Denisa/Murjahn, Annika/Headey, Lena +Brothers McMullen, The (1995)/Mulcahy, Jack (I)/Johansen, Peter (I)/Burns, Edward (I)/McGlone, Mike/McKay, Elizabeth/Bolz, Catharine/Albert, Shari/Britton, Connie/Jostyn, Jennifer/Bahns, Maxine +Brown Bunny, The (2003)/Martire, Michael/Niksa, Michael/Lester, Jim (II)/Doucette, Rick/Wood, Eric (V)/Gallo, Vincent/Wood, Jeffrey (II)/Morasky, Mary/Vareschi, Anna/Sevigny, Chloë/Blake, Elizabeth (II)/Tiegs, Cheryl +Brubaker (1980)/Holiday, Michael/Keith, David (I)/Sheehan, Konrad/Pearcy, E.J./Van Ness, Jon/Mayer, Jerry (I)/Harris, David (I)/Avery, Val/McMartin, John/Brimley, Wilford/Glover, John R./Frazier, Ron (II)/George, Nathan/Chappell, John (I)/Jordan, Monty/Smith, Ebbe Roe/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Willingham, Noble/Williams, David E. (I)/Salas, Hank/Brinkley, Ritch/Groener, Harry/Spinell, Joe/Keane, James (I)/Denny, Richard L./Gifford, Hazen/Fraunfelter Jr., James E./Redford, Robert (I)/Richardson, Lee (I)/Broadhurst, Kent/Walsh, M. Emmet/Dukas, James/Gilbert, Jonathan/Brown, Alex (III)/Poole, Roy (I)/Hamilton, Murray (I)/Jennings, Brent/Salmi, Albert/McNulty, Bill/Han, Young Hwa/Quinn, J.C./McIntire, Tim (I)/Polizos, Vic/Combs, Philip E./Garrison, Rob/Blakely, Don/McGill, Everett/Baldasare, Nick/Mahle, J.K./Martin, Greg (I)/O'Leary, Jack/Clark, Matt (I)/Kotto, Yaphet/Ward, Richard (I)/Newman, William (I)/Richardson, Elane Rower/Alexander, Jane (I)/Bass, Vivian P./Caine, Allison/Featherstone, Ivy/Milligan, Linda/Haynes, Linda/Cecil, Jane +Bruce Almighty (2003)/Brownlee, Michael/Darga, Christopher/Scott, Carey/Grodénchik, Max/Gugliemi, Noel/Santos, Albert P./Lulu, Allen/Williams, Micah/Hall, Philip Baker/French, Colby/Hateley, Andrew Romero/Olifiers, Michael/Thomas Jr., William/Stryker, Bradley/Carrera, David/Rudulph, Ken/Allie, Koby/Kiely, Mark/Allie, Jovan/Norwood, Dohn/Almeida, Enrique/Byrne, P.J./Felder, Lou/Lefstein, Howard S./Yrigoyen, Glen/Krebs, Zachary Aaron (I)/Diaz, Dimas/Rose, Darius/Dennis, Alfred/Jemison, Eddie/Garcia, Ted/Carell, Steve/Livingston, Ben (I)/Di Pri, Timothy/Jozefson, Jack/Villiers, Alex/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Villani, Michael/Guarnera, Michael/Yang, Jamison/Kile, Cubbie/Molina, Rolando/Hall, Shashawnee/Carrey, Jim/Huff, Nick/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Suárez, Manny/Bofshever, Michael/Beyer, Tom/Tahash, Brian/Ferguson, Dylan/DeFoe, Scott/Collins, Greg (II)/Clemons, David A./Rosenfeld, John/Curtis-Brown, Robert/Adair-Rios, Mark/Satterfield, Paul (II)/Dowe, Don/Montesinos, Gino/Park, Dougald/Mashita, Nelson/Bennett, Tony (I)/Neil, Adrian/Desmond, Dan/Mattson, Jessica Leigh/Ware, Susan/Needham, Emily/Yegan, Ashley/Fowers, Darcy/Carson, Laura/Lovejoy, Madeline/Boyarsky, Samantha/Pierzina, Janelle/Cassidy, Lisa/Bowden, Micayla/McCurdy, Allison/Stern, Selma/Quinn Dolin, Carrie/Celi, Ara/Salviati, Vanna/Robinson, Shaun (I)/Pagan, Saida/Dunn, Nora/Gleason, Mary Pat/Wersching, Annie/Griffin, Laura-Shay/St. John, Gina/Adams, Lillian/Daniels, Monique/Aniston, Jennifer/Kirkland, Sally (I)/Quiban, Maria/Won, Miah/O'Donnell, Patti/Fernandez, Rina/Walter, Lisa Ann/Grandy, Christina/Rae, Bette/Bell, Catherine +Bubba Ho-tep (2002)/Williams, Chuck (I)/Pennell, Larry/Roebuck, Daniel/Naimi, Omid/Davis, Ossie/Ivy, Bob/Maley, James/Rawitz, Bruce/Taylor, Avery/Flammer, Harvey/Carruesco, Damon/Frederick, Lief/Tyler, 'Two-Gun'/Goodwin, Timothy E./Mahboobian, Naveed/Young, Harrison/Schweiger, Daniel/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Primero, Joseph/Boulder, Joseph C./Bannister, Reggie/Crossen, Danny/Kassel, Steve/Hansen, Ruth/Flammer, Sylvia/Porter, Gigi Fast Elk/Angelini, Nadia/Waken, Mary Rose/Wengel, Emily/Pope, Regina/Jefferson, Edith/Morand, Solange/Placencia, Karen/Kurtz, Natasha/Joyce, Ella/Okada, Cean/Marnhout, Heidi/Gill, Celia/Ferrer, Gabi/Brown, Virginia (IV)/Flammer, Linda +Bubble Boy (2001)/McGrory, Matthew/Schreiber, Pablo/Black, Alex (I)/Lynch, John Carroll/Toure, Malik/LaSardo, Robert/Callahan, E.J./de Paul, Brandon/Galifianakis, Zach/Fenske, Raja/Coe, J.P./Troyer, Verne/Dell, Charlie (I)/Cottini, Jorge/Sklar, Jason/Kindred, Oliver/Tessiero, Michael A./Friedman, Brian (I)/Gyllenhaal, Jake/Trejo, Danny/Fabio (I)/Noland, Charles/Thomas, Cal (II)/Durell, R.J./Van Wormer, Steve/Lawrence, Steven Anthony/DeOcera, Rod/Spinella, Stephen/Loprete, Michael/Fitzpatrick, Leo (I)/Bullock, Gary/Gattas, Brian/Daurio, Ken/Cranshaw, Patrick/Beetlejuice/Black, Tony (II)/George, Brian (I)/Holleman, Mitch/Bailey Jr., Robert/Sklar, Randy/Wu, Ping/Arend, Geoffrey/Paul, Cinco/Sheridan, Dave (I)/Gilley, Alicia/Tierce, Pattie/Keibler, Stacy/Hawk, Susan/Wilson, Jenna Z./McCallum, Melinda/Lohmann, Katie/Dawn, Carina/King, Cleo/Butthole, Bianca/Morgan, Bonnie/Bliss, Boti/Batten, Cyia/Myrin, Arden/Moore, Mandy (III)/Elliott, Dorothy (III)/Kurtz, Swoosie/Kennedy, Merle/Stewart, Emily (II)/Rosales, Hayley C./Cowen, Shulie/Shelton, Marley/Carradine, Ever +Bud Abbott Lou Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)/Bradstreet, Charles/Barber, Bobby/Kirk, Joe/Straight, Clarence/Costello, Lou/Sklover, Carl/Negley, Howard/Stader, Paul/Price, Vincent (I)/Abbott, Bud/Strange, Glenn (I)/Brown, Harry (II)/Walls, Joe/Chaney Jr., Lon/Barton, George/Ferguson, Frank (I)/Lugosi, Bela/Spring, Helen/Aubert, Lénore/Randolph, Jane (I) +Buena Vista Social Club (1999)/Magana, Benito Suárez/López, Orlando 'Cachaíto'/Torres, Barbarito/Barzaga, Luis/Ochoa, Eliades/Licea, Manuel 'Puntillita'/Mirabal, Manuel 'Guajiro'/González, Rubén (VII)/Ferrer, Ibrahim/de Marcos González, Juan/Cooder, Joachim/Valdés, Amadito/Labrada, Salvador Repilado/Cooder, Ry/Sánchez, Julienne Oviedo/González, Carlos (VI)/Leyva, Pío/Valdés, Alberto 'Virgilio'/Villa, Lázaro/Segundo, Compay/Fernández, Julio Alberto/Portuondo, Omara +Buffalo '66 (1998)/Gazzara, Ben/Hunter, Jack (II)/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Wahl, Bob/Rummel, John/Maciejewski, Michael/Gawlick, Chris/Telesco, Dominic/Karras, Alex/Fried, Manny/Pollak, Kevin/Rourke, Mickey/Mydcarz, Anthony/Claxton, Jack/Digennaro, Julius/Vincent, Jan-Michael/Sansone, John/Gallo, Vincent/Marchi, Carl/Giambra, Joey/Krah, Kim/Koninick, Michelle/Arquette, Rosanna/Dennis, Ghennifer/Sitter, Karen/Wolfgang, Penny/Thompson, Tara (II)/Jakabowski, Amy/McCluskey, Michelle/Bradway, Kim/Lenandowski, Terese/Braunstein, Terry/Ricci, Christina/Thompson, Dana/Corrin, Patricia/King, Janel (II)/Huston, Anjelica/Hildebrandt, Valeria/Gelose, Norma/Markle, Erin +Buffalo Soldiers (2001)/Margetts, Noah Lee/Ostendorf, Josef/George, Tom (III)/Ellis, Tom (II)/Elba, Idris/Stockwell, Dean/Johnson, Michael (XXII)/Deavers, Leon/Conway, Paul (IV)/Wills, James 'Kimo'/Newman, Mark Anthony/Theodossiadis, Alexander/Gurry, Kick/Harris, Ed (I)/Leon (I)/Mahmud-Bey, Shiek/Frost, Enoch/Terzi, Ilhani/Hatch, Robert (II)/Ruffin, Antonio/Jacy, Gerald/Washington, Gary/Glenn, Scott/Lovett, John/Mann, Gabriel (I)/Stephens, Glenn/Rayford, Jason/Rodney, Alexis/Cole, Martin (II)/Weeks, Jimmie Ray/Griffiths, Roger (I)/Battles, James/Fitzgerald, Glenn/Packer, Terrence/Bilginer, Haluk/Delate, Brian/Lea, Derek/Crow, David/Phoenix, Joaquin/Rudolph, Lars/Pena, Michael/Gethers, Amani/McGovern, Elizabeth/Paquin, Anna +Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)/Batinkoff, Randall/Aldridge, Bobby/Binamo, Chino/Sherrill, David/Lowery, Andrew/Goeres, Bryan/Koscki, Kim Robert/Jane, Thomas/Root, Stephen (I)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Cole, J.T./Reubens, Paul/Arquette, David/Paradise, James/Goto, Al/Hauer, Rutger/Jenson, Sasha/Holguin, Toby/Pesco, Paul/Lilley, Clint/Sacha, Kenny/Affleck, Ben/Scott, Ben (I)/Johnson, Mike (VI)/Lo, Chi Moui/Roberts, Jimmy N./Logan, Ricky Dean/Perry, Luke (I)/Simonds, Lincoln/Rowden, David/Lane, Paul M. (I)/DeCarlo, Mark/Swanson, Bob 'Swanie'/Jackson, Terry (I)/Kopelow, Michael/Warren, Andre/Epper, Kurtis/Schaffer, Sharon/Gregson Wagner, Natasha/Clark, Candy/Lake, Ricki/Jones, Sarah Lee/Swank, Hilary/Swanson, Kristy/Anka, Amanda/Abrams, Michele/Dittner, Erika/Smith, Liz (II)/Vaughan, Paris/Epper, Eurlyne +Bug's Life, A (1998)/Ratzenberger, John/Lander, David L./Proctor, Phil/Angel, Jack (I)/Kind, Richard/Hall, Brad (I)/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Rabson, Jan/Leary, Denis/Unkrich, Lee/Mead, Courtland/Foley, Dave (I)/Garrett, Brad (I)/Lasseter, John/Rocco, Alex/O'Donohue, Ryan/Stanton, Andrew (I)/McDowall, Roddy/Hyde Pierce, David/Harnell, Jess/Alazraqui, Carlos/Bumpass, Rodger/Hickey, Brenden/Gifaldi, Sam/Eiding, Paul/Bergen, Bob/Pidgeon, Jeff/Rosen, Brian M./Tedford, Travis/Ranft, Joe/McShane, Michael (I)/Ranft, Jordan/Warkol, Jordan/Burch, Anthony/Ossman, David/Harris, Jonathan (I)/Farmer, Bill (I)/Smith, Francesca/McGowan, Mickie/Kahn, Madeline/Evans, Jessica (I)/Derryberry, Debi/Johnson, Denise (I)/Louis-Dreyfus, Julia/Diller, Phyllis (I)/Milian, Christina/Schneider, Rebecca/Hodges, Kate/Panettiere, Hayden/McClurg, Edie/Tisdale, Ashley/Hunt, Bonnie/Brown, Kimberly J./Swanson, Hannah/Darling, Jennifer/Taylor, Russi/Mulrooney, Kelsey/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Davey, Rachel +Bugsy (1991)/Glaudini, Robert/Van Bergen, Lewis/Roache, Paul/Morrow, Bruce Ed/Carrara, Don/Graham, Bill (I)/Townsend, Tommy/Maines, Steven/Kingsley, Ben/Tabakin, Ralph/Calfa, Don/Baskin, Lloyd/Rosengren, Clive/Keitel, Harvey/Angell, Jamie/Sollenberger, Michael/Russell, Anthony (I)/Mantegna, Joe/Beecher, Robert/Caridi, Carmine/Melia, Hal/Smith, Bryan (I)/Giuliano, Peter/Lehto, Fred/Sarafian, Richard C./Christmas, Eric/Toback, James/Kelly, Austin (I)/McKenna, Gerard Joseph/Beltran, Robert/Hebble, David H./Kenner, Michael/Moskoff, John C./McKinnon, Ray/Roman, Joseph (I)/McGurk, Gary/Scandiuzzi, Gian-Carlo/Romano, Andy/Baker, Joe (I)/Gould, Elliott/Beatty, Warren/Lind, Traci/Prohaska, Ksenia/David, Kal/Gaybis, Anne/Crone, Cathleen/Marcus, DeVera/Bocchicchio, Albina/Phillips, Wendy (I)/Neuwirth, Bebe/Farentino, Debrah/Bening, Annette/Brolly, Kathy/Mason, Stefanie/Malick, Wendie/Christensen, Julie/Rumor, Susan/McCullough, Kimberly +Bugsy Malone (1976)/Jenkins, Albin 'Humpty'/Valdez, Jorge (I)/Lee, John Rafter/Norville, Herbert/Amend, Nick/Reul, Kevin/Lev, Martin/Stevens, Jeffrey (III)/Fletcher, Dexter (I)/Murphy, Paul (V)/Baio, Scott/Scott-Taylor, Jonathan/Jackson, Michael (IV)/Curry, Mark (III)/Besterman, Paul/Chirelstein, Paul/Waugh, Donald (I)/Meleleu, Ron/Kirkby, Michael (I)/Zebrowski, Jon/Williams, John (XI)/Cassisi, John/Hardy, Brian (I)/Paul, Andrew (I)/Holder, Peter/Daniels, Phil (I)/Knight, Davidson/Russell, Sheridan Earl/Langford, Bonnie/Kelly, Melanie (I)/Apanowicz, Kathryn/Corran, Helen/Aulbaugh, Lynn/McKone, Vivienne/Dugger, Florrie/Spaulding, Kathy/Garbutt, Joanna/Lumsdale, Caren/Smith, Julie K. (I)/Foster, Jodie/Cobb, Geraldine (I)/Kyriakou, Romana/Marchese, Fifi/Harper, Ella/English, Louise/Baker, Susan (II)/Horn, Beverley +Bull Durham (1988)/Kirk, Tim (I)/Kirk, Timothy/Dickman, Robert/Eshelman, Tobi/Gans, Danny/Mejia, Alan/Paternoster, Alan/Lovingood, John/Bunting, Garland/Silardi, Tom/Marzan, Rick/Costner, Kevin/Wuhl, Robert/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Buck, George/Devlin, Paul (V)/Bibby, C.K./Williams, Lloyd T./Bock, Pete/Ware, Stephen (I)/Aikens, Sid/Johnson, Mo/Sanders, Henry G./Kopeznski, Todd/Veraldi, Sam/Avellone, Gregory/Williams, El Chico/O'Leary, William (I)/Patkin, Max/Schultz, Tom (III)/Davis, Butch (I)/Davis, Don (XII)/Heath, Kelly (II)/Robinson, Bill (V)/Brown, Craig (I)/Neidorf, David/Currin, Wes/Wilson, Trey/Robbins, Tim (I)/Greene, Jeff (I)/Robinson, Dean (I)/Matthews, Eddie (II)/Forsyth, Antoinette/Sarandon, Susan/Robertson, Jenny/Singer, Rachel (I)/Ritter, Shirley Anne +Bulletproof (1996)/Aaron, Victor/Shaifer, Andrew/Nunn, Bill/Scott, Ford/Proctor, William/Sato, Garret/Goode, Conrad/Covert, Allen/Decker, John (II)/Roberts, Mark (II)/Loughran, Jonathan/Landi, Sal/Farentino, James/White, Steve (I)/Hoxby, Derek/Sandler, Adam (I)/McCoy, Larry (I)/Sterling, Maury/Labiosa, David/Berkeley, Xander/Capizzi, Bill/Casella, Mark/Swenson, Jeep/Wayans, Damon/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Caan, James/Rivera, Janice/Craig, Charmaine/Potter, Monica/Stewart, Paule/Duffy, Donna M./McGee, Gwen/Barrera, Cindy/Earnest, Loetta/Nicholson, Michelle/Wilson, Kristen (I)/Paidle, Renee/Dickerson, Jacqui/Holden, Jill +Bulletproof Monk (2003)/Adams, Lloyd (I)/Birman, Matt/Chang, Tommy (II)/Cameron, Michael (V)/Scott, Seann William/Dopud, Mike/Fauteux, Paul/Wong, Peter (I)/Camilleri, Chad/Tang, Alan (III)/Chiu, Phil/Amos, Christopher D./Croft, Murray R./Chow, Mike/Keng, Allen/Lucescu, Steve (I)/Gow, Mike/Lima, Danny/Thomas, Bryan (III)/Pirae, Marcus J./Kim, James (II)/Chow, Yun-Fat/Yuan, Roger/Racki, Robert/Roden, Karel (I)/Feng, Jun Wei/Harris, Joel (II)/Lin, Yisheng/Mark, Patrick/Dudley, Kishaya/Yuen, Russell/Bell, Sean (I)/Akinfemi, Bayo/Oliver, Billy/Rushton, Kevin/Lam, Nathan/MacDonald, John (I)/Ulrich, Jacob/Collins, K.C./Choe, Fabian/Korhonen, Henry/Chung, Albert/Jagersky, Brian/Han, Karis/Snider, Peter/Davison, Neil/Rodas, Mauricio/Yanover, Michael/Johannes, Blair/Sandiford, Hadley/Hagarty, Patrick/Williams, Geoff (III)/John, Suresh/Moore, Regan/Archer, Rob (II)/Mako (I)/Acheson, James (III)/McGuire, Christopher/Smurfit, Victoria/Dauda, Raven/Khazak, Emily/King, Jaime (I)/McKoy, Isys/Seto, Angela +Bullets Over Broadway (1994)/Reiner, Rob/Doumanian, John/Conforti, Tony/Erskine, Howard/Roberts, Ken (I)/Darrow, Tony/Stein, Phil (I)/Dolezar, Gerald Edward/Cusack, John/Iacovino, Nick/Colicchio, Victor/Canfield, Gene/Bell, Kernan/Eppolito, Louis/Cragin, Charles/Di Benedetto, John/McConnachie, Brian/Reno, James/Fierstein, Harvey/Castellotti, Peter/Mazzola, Jeff/Palminteri, Chazz/Herman, Paul (I)/Broadbent, Jim/Sirico, Tony/Warden, Jack/Ventimiglia, John/McRobbie, Peter/Aquilino, Frank/Torlage, Leigh/Ardeshir, Sohrab/Washburn, Rick/Viterelli, Joe/Laumeister, Shannah/Edwards, Annie Joe/Van Dyck, Jennifer/Groninger, Kelly/Regan, Molly/Peterson, Nina Sonja/Nelkin, Stacey/McGee, Fran/Ullman, Tracey/Venuta, Benay/Wiseman, Debra/Black, Rachel/Haddon, Dayle/Meadows, Carol Lee/Wiest, Dianne/Falco, Edie/Parker, Mary-Louise/Zajaczkowska, Malgorzata/Mazar, Debi/Arturo, Lisa/Lamberts, Jennifer/Tilly, Jennifer/Strange, Meghan/Telford, Jo/Sacharoff, Hope W./Cramer, Alison +Bullitt (1968)/Checco, Al/Orlandi, Felice/Jones, Bill (I)/Gordon, Don (I)/Lipton, Robert (I)/Tarr, Justin/Gribbon, Dennis/Harris, Stacy (I)/Geary, Dick/Renella, Pat/Edwards, Sam (I)/Reindel, Carl/Beach, Scott/McQueen, Steve (I)/Oakland, Simon/Dario, Tony/Tayback, Vic/Moss, Ned (I)/Crews, Lary/Gerstle, Frank/Vaughn, Robert (I)/Hickman, Bill/Aprea, John/Brown, Georg Stanford/Peck, Ed/Klitsner, Stu/Cleaves, Robert/Demarest, Jim/Duvall, Robert (I)/Alberts, Mal/Fell, Norman/Bowen, Roger/Mann, Larry D./Dorsett, Chuck/Perrin, Vic/Genge, Paul/Edmiston, Walker/Duncan, Thomas/Lungreen, Margo/Polite, Charlene/Bisset, Jacqueline/Morrissey, Kathleen (II)/Treadwell, Liz/Christy, Julie (II)/Eaton, Marjorie/Carroll, Brandy/Merrill, Claire/Benoit, Mary/Le Bouvier, Jean/Bosson, Barbara/Carlin, Joy/Waldon, Reggie/Cassidy, Joanna/Fitzgerald, Shirley/Somers, Suzanne/Farina, Mimi +Bully (2001)/Ortiz, Phillip/Ilarraza, Frank/Seguso, Rick/Lilly, Alan/Renfro, Brad/Quinn, Al (I)/Pitt, Michael (II)/Amatrudo, Ed/Hernandez, Carlos (IX)/Norton, Danny (II)/McHugh, Scott/Oliveira, Derek/Barrineau, Anthony/Clark, Larry (I)/Parker, John (XI)/Dechant, Jesse/Raulerson, Steve/Steele, Sam (I)/Amicucci, Rick/Shrouder, Joseph/Pearson, Marc/Joseph, Brent/Stahl, Nick/Fitzpatrick, Leo (I)/Franzese, Daniel/Ford, Deborah Smith/Paulding, Nathalie/Colletti, Irene B./Flynn, Ru/Clayton, Judy/Garner, Kelli/Warren, Lindzee/Dempsey, Trish/Steele, Alexandra (I)/Miner, Rachel/Von Born, Jo-Aynne/Orr, Jeanne/Dimon, Elizabeth (I)/Phillips, Bijou/Sutta, Jessica +Bulworth (1998)/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Cheadle, Don/McLaughlin, John (I)/Mosenson, Scott/Whitaker, Kenn/Tierney, Thom/Randle, Kenneth/Randle, Tony Thomas/Edmonds, Dartanyan/Myers, Lou (I)/Clark, Dave Allen/Campbell, J. Kenneth/Buchanan, Pat (I)/Platt, Oliver/Hamilton, George (I)/Gayle, Jackie/Baldwin, William/Thomas, Robin (I)/Sullivan, Quinn (I)/Garland, Life/Scheer, Robert/Malina, Joshua/Soto, Roberto (II)/McCormick, Mickalean/Beckel, Graham/Michael, John (V)/Weaver, Lee (II)/Kelly, Tom (VIII)/Morgan, Patrick (I)/Argiro, Vinny/Brownlee, Mongo/Sarafian, Richard C./Furth, George/Forbes, Steve (I)/Henley, Barry Shabaka/Williams, Jermaine/Jackson, Mario (II)/Sorvino, Paul/Dunphy, Jerry/Parker, Norman (I)/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Washington, Isaiah (I)/Etherson, Edward J./Pickens Jr., James/Beatty, Warren/Keane, James (I)/Hooks, Brian/Mazursky, Paul/Gammell, Robin/Reggie III, Arthur/Kaufman, Michael (I)/Campbell, Scott Michael/Walton, Gary H./Dole, Bob (I)/Warden, Jack/DeSantis, Stanley/Cooley, Terry/Frierson, Leon/Motley, Paul/Shamshak, Sam/Foster, V.J./Banks, Ernie Lee/Astin, Sean/Mark, Larry/Haynie, Jim/Baraka, Amiri/Baltz, Kirk/Warne, Andrew/Hill, James (IV)/Witherspoon, John/Milhoan, Michael/Neal, Jonathan Roger/Holliday, Kene/Pierce, Wendell/Mixon, Jerod/Mixon, Jamal/Sommer, Josef/Mayanja, Isaac/Bowlin, Brandon N./Ostrow, Ron/Curry, Christopher (I)/Gore, Al (I)/King, Larry (I)/Byrd, Thomas Jefferson/Bochner, Hart/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Nagler, Shawna/Underwood, Sheryl/Dunn, Nora/Mortz, Juli/Telljohn, Sumiko/Lacey, Deborah/Morgan, Michele (II)/Ricard, Adrian/McQueen, Armelia/J., Myra/Hoyos, Terry/Berry, Halle/Johnson, Ariyan A./Galindo, Xiomara Cuevas/Stanley, Florence/Adams, Kimberly Deauna/Martin, Helen (II)/de La Paix, Yvonne/Moore, Deborah (IV)/Skulski, Brooke/Rivera, Ava/Jones, Jedda/Monk, Debra/Barnes, Adilah/Silverman, Sarah/Baranski, Christine/Lindsey, Elizabeth/Lieber, Mimi/Smith, Bee-Be/Thomas, JoAnn D./Heller, Randee/Catanese, Kerry/Carl, Jann/Metcalf, Laurie +Buono, il brutto, il cattivo, Il (1966)/Stefanelli, Benito/Novi, Angelo/Puppo, Romano/Ruiz, Antonio (VII)/Guzmán, Jesús/Conroy, William/Cerra, Saturno/Van Cleef, Lee/Giuffrè, Aldo/Sambrell, Aldo/Molino Rojo, Antonio/Mendizábal, Sergio/Braña, Frank/Brega, Mario (I)/Pistilli, Luigi/Eastwood, Clint/Robledo, Lorenzo/Natale, Nazzareno/Israel, Víctor/Scarchilli, Claudio/Scarchilli, Sandro/Bartha, John/Palacios, Ricardo/Petito, Enzo/Casas, Antonio/Casale, Antonio (I)/Ciavarro, Luigi/Ariznavarreta, Román/Terrón, José/Mulock, Al/Lorenzon, Livio/Wallach, Eli/Rassimov, Rada/Alonso, Chelo +But I'm a Cheerleader (1999)/Tombakian, Manuel/Bilaclac, William/Thatcher, Kyle/Cibrian, Eddie/Dimaio, Tony/Leiva, Rocky/Seder, Andrew/Basco, Dante/Michaely, Joel/Diehl, Jeff/Farrior, Robert/Spain, Douglas/Francis, Robert (III)/Irwin, Sam/Moreno, Lonnie/Leivas, Alfred/Pine, Robert/Cort, Bud/Hilckmann, Ryan Nick/Vandenburgh, Jeffrey/Moll, Richard/Pardue, Kip/Wille, Brandt/RuPaul/Hayden, Nathan/Keisel, Bret/Jones, Seth/Mann, Wesley/Braden, Charles/Perez, Christopher/Ozeki, Sheri/Ash, Amy/Sulzman, Heidi/Sanders, Marilyn/Campbell, Kelly (III)/Cadena, Patricia/Neufield, Beverly/Zika, Dawn/Chau, Thai/Jessick, Jamie/Carson, Rachelle/Garrett, Katina/Lynskey, Melanie/Patterson, Michelle (I)/Rounds, Jenny/Phillips, Katrina (I)/Lichtman, Linda/Reneau, Danielle/Gloyd, Terri/Klein, Kristina/Guterres, Candi/Aguirre, Jacqueline/Krieger, Carolyn/Hua, My/Moriarty, Cathy/Hooper, Charlene/Pulos, Jenni/Klein, Angela/Lyonne, Natasha/DuVall, Clea/Jagoda, Justine/Jones, Jolynn/Martinez, Kimberly/Stobaugh, Dawn/Towne, Katharine/Swader, Katy/Stole, Mink/Swader, Bethany/Shulte, Bambi/Pascall, Charlene/Williams, Michelle (I)/Donahue, Katie/Skye, Ione/Delpy, Julie/Calnon, Lindsay/York, Niki/Vachal, Danielle +Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)/Newman, Paul (I)/Elliott, Sam/Corey, Jeff/Rhodes, Donnelly/Helton, Percy/Jones, Henry (I)/Redford, Robert (I)/Cassidy, Ted/Martin, Strother/Olmsted, Nelson/Akins, Charles (I)/Keefer, Don/Sinclair, Eric/Mars, Kenneth/Scott, Timothy (I)/Dierkop, Charles/Furth, George/Córdova, Pancho/Chávez, José/Bryar, Paul/Leachman, Cloris/Gilbert, Jody/Ross, Katharine (I) +Butcher Boy, The (1997)/Chaney, Eoin/Finnegan, John (I)/Hickey, Tom (I)/Ó Fatharta, Macdara/Tullio, Paolo/McCabe, Pat/Fullerton, Andrew/Gowen, Peter/McSorley, Gerard/Sweeney, Birdy/Healy, Dermot/Owens, Ciaran/Graham, Stuart (I)/O'Leary, Jer/Rea, Stephen (I)/O'Connor, Shane/Hart, Ian/Owens, Eamonn/Kavanagh, John (I)/Pilkington, Joe/Rohr, Tony/McGinley, Sean/Olohan, John/Murfi, Mikel/McCabe, Vinnie/Buggy, Niall/O'Hanlon, Ardal/Fitzgerald, Gregg/Gleeson, Brendan/Wilmot, Ronan/Boyle, Alan (II)/O'Shea, Milo/Hughes, Sean (I)/McGrath, Pat (III)/Kelty, Gavin/Conroy, Brendan/Breathnach, Paraic/Shaw, Fiona/O'Sullivan, Aisling/Moxley, Gina/Leavy, Pat/Reeves, Anita (I)/Mullen, Marie/McElvaney, Siobhan/Linehan, Rosaleen/Moran, Janet/O'Neill, Anne/O'Connor, Sinéad/McEneaney, Áine +Butterfly Effect, The (2004)/Arthurs, Douglas/Spink, Daniel/Tierney, John (I)/Easton, Sam/Lerman, Logan/Cook, David (IX)/James, Jesse (I)/Suplee, Ethan/Lazenby, Paul/Chartrand, Colby/Ohtsji, Kevan/Lowe, John B. (I)/Schmidt, Kevin (III)/Smith, Cameron K./Little, Garry/Bright, Cameron/DeVeaux, Nathaniel/Richards, Glenn (II)/Amedori, John Patrick/Scott, William Lee/Durand, Kevin/Stoltz, Eric/Fisher, Coleton J./Jones, Trevor (V)/Kocela, J. Jackson/Croft, Bill/Olcott, Andrew/Henson, Elden/Smith, Kimani Ray/Rennie, Callum Keith/Kutcher, Ashton/Swanson, Scott (I)/Friend, Ted/Dog, Riddle the/Hutch, Jesse/Kaese, Jake/Thompson, Grant (I)/Apanowicz, Magda/Gorovaia, Irene/Cross, Kendall/Paul, Meilani/Wilde, June B./Sullivan, Camille/Heidrick, Brandy/Gale, Lorena/Esterle, Amy/Jaffe, Chapelle/Lawrence, Sadie/Smart, Amy/Wilson, Tara (III)/Fisher, Taylor/Walters, Melora/Schiavoni, Shelly/Widdows, Sarah/Stewart, Jacqueline +C'era una volta il West (1968)/Figlia, Paolo/Conversi, Spartaco/Harvey, Michael (III)/Zamboni, Dino/Robledo, Lorenzo/Stoppa, Paolo/Mancini, Claudio/Cerra, Saturno/Ciavarro, Luigi/San Martín, Conrado/Wynn, Keenan/Berti, Aldo/Scarchilli, Claudio/Spafford, Robert/Pinciroli, Renato/Palmieri, Tullio/Magnani, Luigi (II)/Mele, Dino/Frederick, John (II)/Fonda, Henry/Elam, Jack/Marsella, Umberto/Imparato, Stefano/Andronico, Livio/Scratuglia, Giovanni Ivan/Braña, Frank/Leslie, Frank (II)/Wolff, Frank (I)/Basile, Salvatore/Ferzetti, Gabriele/Molino Rojo, Antonio/Morsella, Enrico/Sambrell, Aldo/Bronson, Charles/Stefanelli, Benito/Testi, Fabio/Corazzari, Bruno/Stander, Lionel/Mulock, Al/Strode, Woody/Robards, Jason/Galloway, Don/Santaniello, Enzo/Zuanelli, Marco/Santaniello, Simonetta/Carteny, Marilù/Strode, Luana/Cardinale, Claudia (I)/Salvatori, Sandra +C'est arrivé près de chez vous (1992)/Lens, Bob/Laime, André/Belvaux, Rémy/Kuys, Andre/Chenut, Jean-Marc/Maschetti, Jean-Claude/Merveille, Vincent (I)/Goisse, Patrick/Van De Waele, Willy/Belvaux, Bruno/Piscopo, Franco/Craeynest, Josephs/Mariage, Benoît/Vandenbroeck, Willy/Cotica, Olivier/Cotica, Ricardo/Engels, Marcel/Gouyon, David/François, Alain/Geets, Jean-Paul/Bottemanne, Paul/Fostier, Aldo/Tavier, Vincent/Cavillot, Jean-Pol/Oppezzi, Alain/Vanderwarren, Pol/Francois, Clotilde/Tavier, Hughes/Tobolik, Zoltan/Poikov, Venelin/Poelvoorde, Benoît/Hologne, Alain/Blasband, Philippe/Chapelot, Antoine/Lebrun, Pascal/Tavier, Bertrand/Pappaert, Hector/Dubois, Fernaud/Bonzel, André/Artels, Steven/D'Hondt, Laurence/Miranda, Carlos Campo/Madou, Malou/Tursh, Daniel/Vanbraekel, Pierre/Aubier, Stéphane/Aubier, Stephanie/Drye, Jenny/Bada, Emmanuelle/Szomolanyiova, Annamaria/Hologne, Micheline/Fandango, Alexandra/Nologne, Anny/LaGrange, Anne/Le Merdy, Édith/Gilissen, Irene/Travier, Marie/Godé, Sylviane/Leonard, Elaine/Poelvoorde-Pappaert, Jacqueline/Cotica, Gina/Deman, Rachel/Parent, Valérie/Tavier, Sabine/Pappaert, Nelly/Belvaux, Lucien +C.R.A.Z.Y. (2005)/Gagnon, Claude/Aubin, Jérôme/Blouin, Sébastien/Benard, Olivier/Létourneau, Jean-Alexandre/Vaillant, David/Vaillant, Hugo/Côté-Potvin, Antoine/Perreault, Yves/Muller, Philippe (II)/Laperrière, Michel/Gravel, Alex/Despatie, Félix-Antoine/Marchand, Alexandre/Trudel, Denis/Collins, Jonathan (III)/Attab, Aziz/Lalancette, Gabriel/Vallée, Émile/Gagnon-Girard, Émile/Tanguay, Charles-Édouard/Jaksi, Nikita/Ayotte, Alexandre/Majd, Mohamed/Pelletier, Mathieu/Tremblay, Maxime/Côté, Michel/Roux, Jean-Louis/Vezina, Christian/Brillant, Pierre-Luc/Ducharme, Francis/Raymond, Emmanuel/Vallée, Jean-Marc/Grondin, Marc-André/Page, Isabelle/Proulx, Danielle/Ducharme, Paule/Hooper, Aline/Duchesne, Marie-Michelle/Godbout-Turgeon, Marie-Yong/Grégoire, Hélène/Thompson, Natasha/Lebrun, Johanne/Wolfe, Mariloup/Vermette, Anik/Adam, Élizabeth +Cabaret (1972)/Griem, Helmut/Wolter, Ralf/Wepper, Fritz/Grey, Joel/Renée, Ricky/York, Michael (I)/Vespermann, Gerd/Nachama, Estrongo/Hartmann, Georg (I)/Schmidt, Gitta/Koch, Angelika/Velkovorska, Helen/Vita, Helen/Quick, Louise/Neumann-Viertel, Elisabeth/Doby, Kathryn/von Richthofen, Sigrid/Jaeger, Inge/Berenson, Marisa/Minnelli, Liza +Cabin Boy (1994)/Letterman, David/Flotard, Edward/Gammon, James (I)/James, Brion (I)/Tamblyn, Russ/Elliott, Bob (I)/Elliott, Chris (I)/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Nevil, Alex/Richter, Andy (I)/Hobson, I.M./Sterry, David H./Molina, Alfred (I)/Starr, Mike (I)/Brinkley, Ritch/Cummings, Jim (I)/Magnuson, Ann/Lake, Ricki/Walters, Melora +Cabin Fever (2002)/Weisberger, Glenn/Rock (III)/Godbold, J.K./Froelich, Sam/Courtney, Hal/Roth, Eli/Strong, Rider/Schwarz, Matt/Kern, Joey/Schwarz, Mark (I)/Verveen, Arie/Morse, Mark/McDermott, Doug/Boone, Richard (II)/Walker, Dante/Hill, Mike (II)/Fox, Phil/Terrell, Bill (II)/Belson, Noah/Wood, Roy T./Metcalf, Jeremy A./Harding, Michael (III)/Anonymous (XXIII)/Adams, Joe (III)/Blackwood, Luke/Reardon, Michael/Roth, Adam J./Andrews, Giuseppe/Neff, John/Terrell, Richard/DeBello, James/Terrell, Tom/Harris, Robert (XIII)/Helms, Matthew/Hoffman, Jeffrey D./Masserman, Dean/Vincent, Gino/Aaseng, Jay/Strong, Shiloh/Astrowsky, Evan/Rendell, Jeff/Johnson, Brandon (IV)/Matson, Timothy/Hall Jr., Donald Lee/McGuire, Dalton/Cappiello, Matt/Evans, Jeff (II)/Roth, Gabriel/Parati, Tim/Fullerton, Richard/Vincent, Cerina/Ladd, Jordan/Neff, Nancy/Hunter, Paige/Chortkoff, Jessica/Schwarz, Shana/Martin, Darcy/Masserman, Jessica/Farmer, Jana/Ward, Christy (I)/Childress, Julie/Cuthrell, Charee/Simmons, Heather (II) +Cabinet des Dr. Caligari., Das (1920)/Peters-Arnolds, Henri/Veidt, Conrad/Rex, Ludwig/Lanser-Rudolf, Hans/Krauss, Werner/von Twardowski, Hans Heinrich/Lettinger, Rudolf/Feher, Friedrich/Klein-Rogge, Rudolf/Wagner, Elsa/Dagover, Lil +Cable Guy, The (1996)/Scott, Steven (II)/Turner, Leonard O./O'Reilly, Harry/Hinkley, Tommy/Rivkin, Michael/McCullough, Suli/Michael, Christopher (I)/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Reese, Ahmad/Murray, Joel/Janis, Conrad/Whalen, Sean (I)/Shaifer, Andrew/Allen, Carlo/Roisman, Harper/O'Connell, James (I)/Gass, Kyle/Bowe, David/Starman, Cameron/Robinson, Charles (III)/Consolo, Adam/Simels, Robert/Aleong, Aki/Ferdinand, John/Clinton, Bill (I)/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Cross, David (II)/Larimore, Jason/Kahn, Jeff (I)/Greco, Paul/Linz, Alex D./Dick, Andy (I)/Hopla, Greg/Boyd, Blake/Thompson, Mark (VI)/Zagon, Marty/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Applegate, Jeremy/Wilson, Owen/Napier, Charles/Gibbs, Keith/Jackson, Douglas Robert/Rasner, Robert Lyon/Scott, Thomas (III)/Kino, Lloyd/Cheshier, Lydell M./O'Donohue, John F./Roberts, Eric (I)/Odenkirk, Bob/Michalski, Jeff/Stiller, Ben/Carrey, Jim/Black, Jack (I)/Howard, Shawn Michael (I)/Segal, George (I)/Walsh, Wendy L./Hayden, Julie/Lowell, Sara/Soren, Tabitha/Baker, Diane/Lamontagne, Cynthia/Gurwitch, Annabelle/Devine, Christine/Mann, Leslie/Johnson, Shann/Garofalo, Janeane/Griffin, Kathy/Dugan, Marion/Babbin, Barbara/Stiller, Amy/D'Agostino, Liza/Thigpen, Sandra/Koprova, Misa/Klieman, Rikki/Mason, Cynthia (I)/Hardy, Donna +Caché (2005)/Makedonsky, Lester/Teulé, Jean/Négret, François/Djoudi, Malik Nait/Auteuil, Daniel/Podalydès, Denis/Bénichou, Maurice/Duval, Daniel/Benedetti, Christian/Le Coq, Bernard/Marbot, Nicky/Jungk, Peter Stephan/Flamigni, Hugo/Brochier, Jean-Jacques/Brabant, Loic/de Lencquesaing, Louis-Do/Ciampi, Carlo Azeglio/Afkir, Walid/Besson, Philippe/Suire, Laurent/Koma, Dioucounda/Pingeot, Mazarine/Suarez, Karla/Kremer, Marie/Faure, Annette/Daré, Paule/Girardot, Annie/Baehr, Caroline/Orry, Marie-Christine/Contini, Barbara/Binoche, Juliette/Recoing, Julie/Maïga, Aïssa/Richard, Nathalie +Caddyshack (1980)/Murray, Bill (I)/McCormack, Dennis/Knight, Ted (I)/Barmon Jr., John F./Chase, Chevy/Dangerfield, Rodney/Doyle-Murray, Brian/McConnachie, Brian/Santini, Tony/Carlin, Thomas A./McLaughlin, Bruce (I)/Kenney, Douglas/Mitchell, Hamilton/Swanson, Ted/Schuller, Frank/Berkrot, Peter/Colomby, Scott/Sudden, Scott/Frank, Ron (I)/Breece, Marcus/Pape, Mel (I)/O'Keefe, Michael (I)/Chiriboga, Mark/Davis, Jackie (I)/Resin, Dan/Dow, Dr./Salmi, Albert/Burritt, Kenneth/Wilcoxon, Henry/Buch, Fred/Hotchkiss, James (I)/Gulliver, Tony/Jackson, Scott (I)/Wilcox, Patricia (I)/Frank, Debi/Wiggin, Donna M./Holcomb, Sarah/Kosstrin, Bobbie/Aiken, Elaine/Bordeaux, Kim/Scelza, Minerva/Howard, Debbie (III)/Arman, Judy/Burritt, Rebecca/Coffman, Paige/Ryerson, Ann/Kibbee, Lois/Crilley, Ann/McKenna, Marge/Lowe, Lori/Heard, Cordis/Morgan, Cindy/Ramis, Violet/Upstrom, Anna +Caddyshack II (1988)/Bruce, Anthony/Cervantes, Gary/Stack, Robert/Bowen, Dennis (I)/Draper, Don/Brown, Andre Rosey/Bartel, Paul/Mockus Sr., Anthony/D'Aquila, Kenny/Aykroyd, Dan/MacBride, John/Bederman, Evan/Howard, Michael J./Chase, Chevy/Welker, Frank/Silverman, Jonathan (I)/Serna, Pepe/Conrad, Sid/Lawrence, Mark Christopher/Mason, Jackie/Hartigan, Ben/Quaid, Randy/Hartley, Ted/Bederman, Eric/McNamara, Brian/Osterwald, Bibi/Merrill, Dina/Lee, Dani (II)/James, Diana (I)/Ramish, Trish/Phillips, Chynna/Warfield, Marsha/Giullani, Ria/Steffan, Tamara/Stavin, Mary/Cannon, Dyan/Lundy, Jessica +Cadillac Man (1990)/Moon, Philip/Klar, Gary Howard/Robbins, Tim (I)/Nikko, Matt/Kensei, Ken/Grund, Richard/Moor, Bill/Shimizu, Keenan/Arnold, Richard Mark/Chan, Kim (I)/Lavin, Jim (I)/Bulleit, James/Max (I)/Lee, Paul J.Q./Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Rafferty, George/Sanet, Brian/Panebianco, Richard/Lioni, Sal/Derwin, Jordan/Jones, Eddie (I)/Mulcahy, Jack (I)/Nunn, Bill/Lin, Benjamin B./Todisco, Mario/Drescher, Chester/Stepkin, David/Williams, Robin (I)/Simmons, Kenneth/Leskin, Boris/Nelson, Bill (III)/Poe, Harlan Cary/Capone, Vince/Masa, Tony/Goldsmith, Merwin/Sato, Toshio (I)/Norman, Zack (I)/Herman, Paul (I)/Godin, Barry (I)/Collins, William Hugh/King, Erik/Burrows, Carl/Powers, Anthony (I)/Reed, Pamela/Stritch, Elaine/Tom, Lauren/Dobrin, Marilyn/Levine, Bunny/Cecchini, Mimi/Frazier, Rita/Ho, Wai Ching/Gorecki, Heather/Czyzewska, Elzbieta/Sciorra, Annabella/Petty, Lori/Mathis, Carmen A./Skyler, Tristine/Drescher, Fran/Hoag, Judith +Cage aux folles, La (1978)/Reali, Carlo/De Montis, Renato/Tieghi, Edmondo/Nizzica, Cesare/Quaranta, Rolando/Lucchini, Walter/Boom, Peter/Podini, Vittorio/Maimone, Antonio/Brancaccio, Mariano/Venantini, Venantino/Luke, Benny/D'Eramo, Nicola/Pellegrino, Angelo/Cerniglia, Guido/Dimanti, Vinicio/Galabru, Michel/Laurent, Rémi/Di Bella, Paolo/Serrault, Michel/Squeglia, Bruno/Pellegrini, Giancarlo/Tognazzi, Ugo/Di Bella, Giuseppe/Maronese, Antonio/Mazzinghi, Piero/Ambrosio, Alberto/Maneri, Luisa/Del Balzo, Liana/Horowitz, Margherita/Scarpitta, Carmen/Maurier, Claire +Caine Mutiny, The (1954)/McGuire, Paul (I)/Pendleton, Steve (I)/Paris, Jerry/Todd, James (I)/Anderson, Herbert/Alpert, David (I)/Keefer, Don/Karns, Todd/Duncan, Johnny/Best, James (I)/Franz, Arthur (I)/Tomeck, John/Ferrer, José (I)/Haworth, Joe/Dillaway, Don/Losee Jr., Frank/MacDonald, Kenneth (I)/Miller, Patrick (I)/Bissell, Whit/Norris, Richard (II)/Lummis, Dayton/Edwards, James (I)/Bogart, Humphrey/Marshall, E.G./Akins, Claude/Francis, Robert (I)/Cooper, Ted (I)/Dubbins, Don/Anderson, Warner/Richards, Jay (I)/Jenson, Roy (I)/Marvin, Lee/Bray, Robert (I)/Brodie, Steve (I)/Starns, Gene/Laguna, Edward/McVey, Tyler/Anderson, Don (I)/MacMurray, Fred/Tully, Tom (I)/Johnson, Van (I)/Warren, Katherine/Wynn, May (I) +Calendar Girls (2003)/Hayford, Mark/Leno, Jay/Pickering, Marc/Oswalt, Patton/Hinds, Ciarán/Owen, Merryn/Sharian, John/Flag, Bob/Bush, John (II)/Crowden, Graham/Barker, Tim (I)/Banks, Geoffrey (II)/Macleod, John-Paul/Ian, Scott/McLeary, Paul/Ludders, Simon/Malloy, Matt (I)/Bello, Frank/Costigan, George/Madarbakus, Shameer/Altaf, Waqas/Braine, Richard/Postman, Roy the/Hussain, Adil/Lorenzelli, Peter/Barrie, Frank/Wilkinson, Geoffrey (I)/Sparkes, John (I)/Barnett, Angus/Kelly, Arthur/Embleton, Ian/Glenister, Philip/Robbins, Ted (I)/Fortune, John (I)/Alderton, John/Southworth, Darren/Ashton, Richard (I)/Harrison, Wilfred/Kirkwood, Craig/Curran, Angela/Staples, Lesley/Stewart, Tricia/Imrie, Celia/Everett, Belinda/Pargeter, Alison/Wright, Gillian/Marchment, Diana/James, Geraldine/Henebury, Celia/Howd, Janet/Crosbie, Annette/March, Rosalind/Renée, Lisa/Niles, Ashley/Logan, Lynda/Thorpe, Harriet/Walters, Julie/Thomas, Sharon (I)/Wilton, Penelope/Bennett, Elizabeth (I)/Ackroyd, Christa/Bamforth, Beryl/Fawcett, Ros/Clancy, Christine/Mirren, Helen/Bassett, Linda (I)/Baker, Angela (V)/McCarthy, Maggie (I)/Glen, Georgie +Caligola (1979)/Maffioli, Giuseppe (I)/Gielgud, John/Placido, Donato/Allen, Patrick (I)/Amato, Gerardo/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Badessi, Giancarlo/Bergara Leumann, Eduardo/Lane, John Francis/Parets, Rick/Bonacelli, Paolo/Capritti, Eolo/Ammendola, Pino/Trieste, Leopoldo/Brive, Bruno/Steiner, John (I)/Mannari, Guido/McDowell, Malcolm/Wagner, Lori/Wilson, Bonnie Dee/Morris, Juliet (II)/Mirren, Helen/D'Angelo, Mirella (I)/Hargrave, Jane/Clark, Valerie Rae/Savoy, Teresa Ann/Mitchell, Paula/Asti, Adriana/Patsis, Carolyn/Di Lorenzo, Anneka/Kelogg, Henrietta/Berger, Signe/Saxon, Susanne/Sutherland, Melanie +Camp (2003)/Potter, Jeff/DiMenna, Stephen/Wendt, Roger K./Leeper, Kenny/Brinberg, Steven/Conniff, Tony/Sondheim, Stephen/Orosco, Robert/Sterett, T.O./Stanhope, Luke/Centanni, Louis/Perlow, David/Bess, Kahiry/Weiss, Daniel (III)/Melson, Tony/Snyder, Matthew (III)/Kalish, John (II)/Hanley, Sean (II)/Rimoldi, Vince/Dixon, Don (II)/Fagen, Bylly/Letterle, Daniel/Fitzgerald, Ryan (I)/Brescia, Kenny/Concepcion, Mario/Cubbedge, Patrick/Simmons, Brad/Clark, Eddie/de Jesus, Robin/Edwards, Omar/Cutts, Steven/Samuelson, Camilla Millican/Moore, Dequina/Kaplan, Victoria (I)/Taylor, Tiffany (VII)/Allen, Sasha/Dorman, Mairi/Brisbane, Kelli/Beazer, Tracee/Allen, Alana/Goldhand, Jill Ann/Chilcoat, Joanna/Gray, Melanna/Kendrick, Anna (I)/Frye, Leslie/Van Zandt, Caitlin/Pollack, Brittany/Rose, Rock/Petraityte, Egle/Kleiner, Julie +Can't Buy Me Love (1987)/McCown, Cort/Hannah, Will/Perlich, Max/Mejía, Gerardo/Franken, Steve/Schermerhorn, David (I)/Sherrard, Tudor/Gains, Courtney/Walsh, Todd/Gray, Ty/Dugan, Dennis/Gooden, James (I)/Gray, George (IV)/Mitchell, Jimmie Lee/Simms, Phillip/Bruskotter, Eric/Green, Seth/Dempsey, Patrick (I)/Chandler, Wayne/Miller, Corissa/DeMoss, Darcy/O'Flaherty, Erin/Wagelie, Meredith/Morrow, Cloyce/Caspary, Tina/Brandt, Brandi/Abdul, Paula/Farrell, Sharon/Coon, Anastasia/DeVasquez, Devin/Dolenz, Ami/Givens, Lisa/Rooney, Jan/Peterson, Amanda (I)/Nelson, Jennifer (I) +Can't Hardly Wait (1998)/Jayne, Robert/Monroe, Steve (I)/Elfont, Harry/Zander, Johnny/Paulson, Jay/Paulos, Nick/Rodríguez, Freddy (I)/White, John Patrick/Korsmo, Charlie/Scott, Eric Brice/Meyer, Breckin/Whinery, Scott Ryan/Hall, Brian (VI)/Shannon, Vicellous Reon/Wiehl, Christopher/Peterson, Seth (I)/Klugman, Brian/Whitworth, Johnny/Owen, Chris (I)/Hutchings, Shalen/Michaely, Joel/Balfour, Eric/Green, Seth/Fitzgerald, Rob Roy/Segel, Jason/Williams, Brandon (I)/Martin, Alexander (I)/Larsen, Nils (I)/Santoni, Reni/Ledd, Alec/Togunde, Victor/Palladino, Erik/Facinelli, Peter/Embry, Ethan/O'Connell, Jerry/Vacco, Angelo/Faison, Donald/Roe, Channon/Thomas, Sean Patrick/Tyler, Liv/Rue, Sara/Cox, Jennifer Elise/Donnelly, Jamie (I)/Grossman, Leslie/Stauber, Liz/Moss, Paige/Brookhurst, Michelle/Paz, Jennifer (I)/Blair, Selma/Jones, Tamala/Hewitt, Jennifer Love/Phoenix, Summer/Ambrose, Lauren/Lyons, Jennifer/McSwain, Monica/Bilderback, Nicole/James, Arden/Kaplan, Deborah (I)/Nichols, Marisol/DuVall, Clea/Elfman, Jenna/MacLean, Ali/Reilly, Corinne/Sisto, Meadow/Hart, Melissa Joan/Pressly, Jaime/Benson, Amber/West, Tracy R. +Canadian Bacon (1995)/Council, Richard/Woods, Michael (V)/Nunn, Bill/Alda, Alan/Czarnecki, Jim/Dunn, Roger (I)/Armstrong, Bryan/Moore, Michael (II)/Pollak, Kevin/Spradlin, G.D./Coles, Stan/Watson, Carlton/Sullivan, Brad/Cooke, Matt (I)/Proffer, Tony/Anderson, Stanley/O'Connor, Kevin J./Woolvett, Gordon Michael/Aykroyd, Dan/Torn, Rip/Mather, Jack (II)/Ames, Kenner/Parilo, Markus/Filippo, Fab/Belushi, James/Bolland, Wally/Hough, Adrian/Shawn, Wallace/Copeman, Michael/Wright, Steven (I)/Candy, John/Hunter, Bruce/Hamper, Ben/Rose, Natalie (I)/Gray, Sheila (I)/Brooks, Dana/Moore, Kelsey Binder/Genovesi, Linda/Schroeder, Barbara (I)/Amos, Beth/Perlman, Rhea/Meyer, Tara/Moore, Leah Binder +Candyman (1992)/Rose, Bernard/Harris, Baxter/Berkeley, Xander/Guy, DeJuan/Philipson, Adam/Rensenhouse, John/MacHugh, Doug/Daniels, Mark (II)/Brown, Kenneth A./Edwards, Eric (I)/DeSantis, Stanley/Raimi, Ted/Sanders, Fred (I)/Wilhelm, Michael/Culkin, Michael/Lewis, Gilbert (I)/Riggins, Terrence/Brown, Caesar/Todd, Tony (I)/Poggi, Lisa Ann/Grant, Sarina C./Peterson, Diane/Lemmons, Kasi/Schwimmer, Rusty/Martin, Latesha/Alston, Barbara (I)/Harris, Carol (I)/Williams, Vanessa (I)/Elliott, Marianna (II)/Strong, Caron/Madsen, Virginia/Kelly, Glenda Starr/Pavia, Ria/Quintard, Mika/Lowery, Carolyn +Cannibal Holocaust (1980)/Fuentes, Ricardo (I)/Yorke, Carl Gabriel/Paoloni, Paolo/Papa, Enrico/Pirkanen, Perry/Di Savoia, Lionello Pio/Kerman, Robert/Basile, Salvatore/Deodato, Ruggero/Barbareschi, Luca/Rocchi, Luigina/Costantini, Lucia/Ciardi, Francesca +Cannonball Run II (1984)/Kiel, Richard/Nabors, Jim/Salcido, Raphael/Wong, Kai J./Ronnow, Fred S./Hill, Frank O./Lindsey, George/Brooks, Foster/Conway, Tim (I)/Farr, Jamie/Dryer, Fred/Lemmon, Chris/Davis Jr., Sammy/Welker, Frank/Savalas, Telly/Chan, Jackie (I)/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Hackett, Sandy/McClure, Doug (I)/Knotts, Don/Roberts, Mario/Needham, Hal/Tillis, Mel/Montalban, Ricardo/Anderson, Jim Cassett/Chandler, Robert B. (I)/Smith, Jack (VI)/Gazzo, Michael V./DeLuise, Dom/Elam, Jack/McIlvaine, Red/Danza, Tony/Ishimoto, Dale/Martin, Dean (I)/Sheldon, Bob/Gibbs, Alan (I)/Taylor, Dub (I)/Stout, Bud/Reilly, Charles Nelson/Lewis, James C./Allen, Marty/Richmond, Branscombe/Caesar, Sid/Kolima, Lee/Rocco, Alex/Stanek, Sean/Vigoda, Abe/Gant, Harry P./Schreiber, Avery/Silva, Henry/Zee, John A./Theismann, Joe/Stuart, John Worthington/Orangutan, Bobby Berosini's/Johnson, Arte/Rizzo, Jilly/Alexander, Sean (II)/Nye, Louis/Sinatra, Frank/Anton, Susan/Bolt, Patricia/MacLaine, Shirley/Picon, Molly/Smith, Frieda/Parton, Regina/Issacks, Marian/Reed, Caroline/Glenn, Beth/Blair, Janet (II)/Lei, Linda/Shea, Kathleen M./Henner, Marilu/Budinger, Beverly/Bach, Catherine/Herzog, Suzynn/Greco, Debi/Weatherly, Shawn +Cannonball Run, The (1981)/Bradshaw, Terry (I)/Snyder, Jimmy 'The Greek'/Hui, Michael/Mungenast Sr., Dave/Remus, Dudley/Farr, Jamie/Stenner, Bob/Wise, Alfie/Lewis, James C./Tessier, Robert/Losee, Richard/Yates, Brock/Grabowski, Norman/Rogers, Ben (I)/Moore, Roger (I)/Carter, Hal/Needham, Hal/Fonda, Peter (I)/Klecko, Joe/Elam, Jack/Squier, Ken/Kamoun, Samir/Megna, John/DeLuise, Dom/Tillis, Mel/Aviles, Rick/Fiedler, John (I)/Chan, Jackie (I)/Davis Jr., Sammy/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Wright, Richie Burns/Convy, Bert/Smith, Fred (I)/Furth, George/Martin, Dean (I)/Tatum, Roy/Yune, Johnny/Berlinger, Warren/Burton, Simone/Perrine, Valerie/Buckman, Tara/Reigle, Vickie/McClure, Linda/Shea, Kathleen M./Austin, Nancy/Woytak, Janet/Hamilton, Lois (I)/Barbeau, Adrienne/Sommers, Laura Lizer/Picon, Molly/Jagger, Bianca/Fawcett, Farrah/Spence, Grayce/Carpenter, Finele/McDonald, Susan +Cape Fear (1962)/Williams, Mack (I)/Mitchum, Robert/Kruschen, Jack/McKee, John (II)/Ray, Allan/Ramsey, Ward/Wright, Will (I)/Wells, Alan (I)/Silvani, Al/Taggart, Hal/Noble, Bob/Comi, Paul/Newman, Thomas (II)/Jenkins, Joseph/Richardson, Jack (II)/Platt, Edward (I)/Balsam, Martin/Elkins, Jack/Savalas, Telly/Slattery, Page/Armstrong, Herb (I)/Peck, Gregory/Reynolds, Alan (I)/Levitt, Paul/Kemp, Kenner G./Sayre, Jeffrey/Martin, Lori (I)/Landers, Marion/Bergen, Polly/Carol, Cindy/Rhea, Bunny/Staley, Joan (I)/Chase, Barrie/Smith, Josephine/Yost, Norma +Cape Fear (1991)/Scorsese, Charles/Bodie, W. Paul/Mitchum, Robert/De Niro, Robert/Baker, Joe Don/Gerlach, Robert L./Collins, Ken (III)/Davis, Jackie (I)/Froehler, Paul/Henne, Craig/Peck, Gregory/Nagle Jr., Paul/Knickerbocker, Will/Stephen, Gar/Wasserman, Richard/Poe IV, Edgar Allan/Lucas, Billy D./Kolker, Joel/Thompson, Fred Dalton/Balsam, Martin/Buckner, Parris/Nolte, Nick/Ball, Rod/Holdstein, Bruce E./Burton, Forest/Pretto, Roger/Corone, Antoni/Cameron-Scorsese, Domenica/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Douglas, Illeana/Moreland, Margot/Perri, Linda/Jones, Tamara (I)/Moyer, Elizabeth/Montero, Zully/O'Brien, Mary Ellen/Costigan, C.C./Wilson, Jody (I)/Lange, Jessica/Scorsese, Catherine +Capote (2005)/Burg, Michael J./Harrison, Craig (II)/Governo, Edgar/Barrett, Jonathan/Dangerfield, Jeremy/Balaban, Bob/Krotowich, Ken/Destry, John B./Reid, R.D./McLaughlin, Rob (I)/Barnes, David Wilson/Farago, Andrew/Alto, Olie/Durham, James/Ferrall, David/Wynne, Jon Ted/Read, Christopher/Badiuk, Brad/Washington, Bob/Warkentin, John/Kimmel, Adam (I)/MacEachern, Roy/Harth, C. Ernst/Armour, Norman/Maretzki, Manfred/Huculak, Robert/Hewitt, Kerr/Maclaren, John (I)/Janssens, James/Johnson, Boyd/Shepard, Jim/Rakoff, David/Woytowich, Will/Ameyaw, Kwesi/Cassidy, Cory/Collins Jr., Clifton/Nelken, Harry/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Nicklas, Wayne/Greencorn, Jerome/Cooper, Chris (I)/Love, Jason/Brown, John (XXXIV)/Malboeuf, Don/Griffith, Ernesto/Pellegrino, Mark/Bruce, Chad/Sutton, Edward (II)/Lockwood, Philip/Demkowicz, Nazariy/Tiplady, Avery/Filbert, Frank/Archibald, Craig/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Grajewski, Michal/Bell, Marshall/Harrison, Michelle (II)/Balcewich, Ainsley/Hart, Evelyn/Shindle, Kate/Carriere, Danielle/Meyer, Bess/Mickelson, Allie/Faircloth, Mia/Lockhart, Araby/Stephenson, Kelci/Lyndall-Knight, Tiffany/Keener, Catherine/Baragar, Anne/Coleman, Bronwen/Kerr, Marina Stephenseon/Ryan, Amy (I)/Smith, Miriam +Capricorn One (1978)/Bacon, James/White, Ken (II)/Savalas, Telly/Selzer, Milton/Tannen, Steve/Farmer, Frank (I)/Holbrook, Hal/Karen, James (I)/Picerni, Paul (I)/Cedar, Jon/Hiscock, John/Gould, Elliott/Dangaard, Colin/Cummins, Ron/Simpson, O.J./Sikking, James/Taylor, Zack/O'Flaherty, Dennis/Doyle, David (I)/Bartold, Norman/Stohl, Hank/Jordan, Monty/Fudge, Alan/Huddleston, David/Brolin, James/Zwerling, Darrell/Hyams, Chris/Frizzell, Lou/Haney, Paul/Walden, Robert/Dolan, Trent/Hoffman, Todd (II)/Waterston, Sam/Anka, Marty/Nicholas, Denise/Davidson, Sandy (II)/Bosson, Barbara/Byrne, Bridget/Black, Karen (I)/Bryant, Lee (I)/Marre, Seanna/Vaccaro, Brenda/Kaiser, Virginia/Malone, Nancy +Captain America (1991)/Papia, Frank/Johnson, Mike (VI)/Lonza, Tonko/Nouri, Michael/Nalis, Antun/Buranelli, Raffaele/Raguz, Matko/Pahor, Galliano/Epper, Gary/Preston, Wayde/Salinger, Matt/Sestak, Slavko/Cox, Ronny (I)/Standen, Donald/Grdadolnik, Bruno/Del Amo, Scott/Westenhofer, Lee/Weisser, Norbert/McGavin, Darren/Bitenc, Demeter/Paulin, Scott/Reitmeier, Robert/Finver, Frank/Marini, Giulio/Pokupec, Zoran/Kovac, Mario/Potter, Trek/Basic, Relja/Egon, Robert/Kristofic, Milan/Ratliff Henson, Garette/Reynolds, John S. (I)/Marcich-Dumicic, Adrianne/Galleazzi, Aldo/Chytil, Velemir/Mumy, Bill/Klobucar, Drago/Beatty, Thomas/Massimi, Massimilio/Brooks, Jason (I)/Tomac, Petar/Beatty, Ned/Strgacic, Ljubomir/Piculjan, Gordan/Beatty, Jon/Whitney, Christopher/Serdar, Igor/Mulrean, Peter/Medvesek, Rene/Nadarevic, Mustafa/Medvesek, Sven/Dillon, Melinda/Gillingham, Kim/Dujmovic, Ljubica/Lipovsek, Edita/Cassola, Carla/Carl, Jann/Oman, Bernarda/Begovic, Mia/Shepherd, Gerda/Wasson, Sarah/Finver, Fay/Neri, Francesca/Bowen, Beth Ann/Farrell, Catherine (I)/Zigic, Dragana/Bell, Ann (I)/Gregus, Sonja/Katusa, Judranka +Captain Blood (1935)/Simpson, Ivan F./Whiteford, Blackie/Otho, Henry/Meek, Donald/Barrat, Robert/Alexander, Ross (I)/Kenny, Colin/Puglia, Frank/Torrence, David/Panzer, Paul/Yetter Sr., William/Roosevelt, Buddy/Harvey, Forrester/Steele, Vernon/Steele, Tom (I)/Herbert, Holmes/Ortego, Artie/Thursby, David/Stephenson, Henry/James, Gardner/Cording, Harry/Mudie, Leonard/Casey, Stuart (I)/Martell, Alphonse/Hassell, George/Flynn, Errol (I)/Mason, Jim (I)/Renavent, Georges/Mercier, Louis (I)/Appel, Sam/Castle, Wayne/Thorpe, Jim (I)/Rathbone, Basil/Moehring, Kansas/Cavanaugh, Hobart/Hobbes, Halliwell/Beard, Matthew 'Stymie'/Cavendish, David (I)/Clive, E.E./Atwill, Lionel/Alsace, Gene/Kinnell, Murray/Kibbee, Guy/Martin, Chris-Pin/Cordoba, Pedro de/Barlow, Reginald (I)/Naish, J. Carrol/Wilson, Tom (I)/McGlynn Sr., Frank/de Havilland, Olivia/Menard, Tina/Ralph, Jessie/d'Avril, Yola/Fair, Florence/Leslie, Maude/Forbes, Mary (I)/Torres, Renee +Captain Corelli's Mandolin (2001)/Siano, Nuccio/Vandoros, Dimitris/Spinazze, Simone/Yannatos, Michael/Hardy, Tim (I)/Albelli, Sergio/Hurt, John/Marshall, Oren/Stark, Peter (I)/Karathanos, Nikos/Theofilatos, Ilias/Lazzaro, Salvatore/Artelaris, Babis/Riotta, Vincent/Kaberidis, Dimitris/Chilakis, Emilios/Citran, Roberto/Maggiò, Piero/Gant, Ben/Antoniou, Antonis/Hession, Eddie/Krupinski, Renny/Stefanini, Sandro/Reconti, Paco/Fioresi, Federico/Lombardo, Nunzio/Repossi, Alessandro/Bahlmann, Till/Dimoulas, Dimitris/Cabras, Francesco/Filipatos, Makis/Filipatos, Pantelis/Quatraro, Davide/Polichronatos, Panagis/Palatzidis, Tassos/Zorbas, Alex/Pickering, Mike (I)/Philippoglou, Kostas/Murray, Martin Glyn/Morrissey, David (I)/Robertson, Martin (I)/Karlis, Dionysis/Xidias, Gerasimos/Rangas, Christos/Thanassoulis, Panagiotis/Bale, Christian/Guzzo, Francesco/Malahide, Patrick/Lalis, Pavlos/Skiadaressis, Gerasimos/Spong, Paul/Sarubbi, Pietro/Liberatos, Angelos/Pazzaglia, Massimiliano/Kalogiratos, Nikos/Kotanidis, Yorgos/Iakovatos, Gerasimos/Cage, Nicolas/Parricelli, Giovanni/Di Mattia, Germano/Korrou, Froso/Christidi, Irene/Bouloukou, Alexia/Didaskalu, Katerina/Kralli, Aspasia/Tavlaridis, Ira/Papas, Irene/Corelli, Marina/Kafterani, Dina/Moustaki, Leticia/Eleftheriou, Irini/Maragaki, Viki/Adraktas, Joanna-Daria/Zotis, Vlassis/Philipakopoulou, Maria/Cruz, Penélope/Papadopoulou, Maria-Louisa/Labri, Aggeliki/Tzortzi, Evi/Yannioti, Sofia +Captain Ron (1992)/Rondell, Craig/Ortiz, José Ángel/Baldiris, Gil/Rodríguez, Víctor Emilio/Ramos González, Silvestre/Valdés Lazo, Antonio/Canal, David/Miranda, Carlos (II)/Estela, Raúl/McGowan, Tom (II)/Delgado, Edwin/Logroño, Sunshine/Butler, Dan (I)/Rodríguez, Gustavo (I)/Clough, John Scott/Short, Martin (I)/D'Lugo, Rolando/Texera, Diego de la/Arrieta, Ralph/Schwartz, Marty Eli/Russell, Kurt (I)/Ciro, José/López, Eliseo/Rosario, Efrain 'Chico'/Cerezo, Gustavo/Salisbury, Benjamin/Talkington, C.M./Preston, J.A./Anka, Paul/Ramos, Jorge Luis/Dudley, James/Sisto, Meadow/Sanchez, Roselyn/Soler, Tanya/Place, Mary Kay/Calzada, Katherine/Kahn, Shanti/Batista, Jainardo/Franco, Katherine/Okada, Janine +Capturing the Friedmans (2003)/Fallin, Jack/Friedman, Howard/Scarborough, Chuck/Friedman, Jesse (II)/Panaro, Peter/Friedman, Arnold (II)/Sgeugloi, Anthony/Doppman, Lloyd/McDermott, John (III)/Banks, Scott (II)/Friedman, David (IX)/Friedman, Seth (II)/Onorato, Joseph/King, Larry (I)/Bernstein, Jerry/Georgalis, Ron/Maltin, Judd/Friedman, Elaine/Boklan, Abbey/Nathan, Debbie/Galasso, Frances +Carandiru (2003)/Cortaz, Milhem/Marques, Maurício/Blat, Caio/Gonçalves, Milton/Braga Nunes, Gabriel/de Almeida, Ivan/Blat, Ricardo/Camilo, Gero/Ceccato, André/Varella, Dráuzio/Neto, Dionísio/Quirino, Luciano/Santos, Régis/Magrini, Oscar/Machado, Nelson (I)/Escorel, Marcelo/Peixoto, Floriano (I)/Marcondes, Nill/Ramos, Lázaro/Santoro, Rodrigo/Kabengele, Bukassa/Palmares, Marcelo/de Paiva, José/Graça, Ailton/Moura, Wagner/Miranda, Luis (IV)/Loroza, Sérgio/Díaz, Enrique (II)/Grassi, Antônio/Vasconcelos, Luiz Carlos/Sabotage/Roberto, Sílvio/Nunes, Robson/Breda, Walter/Gerbelli, Vanessa/Cadillac, Rita (II)/Correa, Ângela/Mendonça, Maria Luisa/Leiner, Aida/Ianina, Júlia/Greve, Sabrina/Cavalli, Leona +Carlito's Way (1993)/Moran, Michael P./Porcel, Jorge/Kato (I)/Israel, Al/Vasquez, Nelson/Zito, Sonny/Destino Jr., Ralph/Daryn, Jason/Sepe, Frank/Sánchez, Jaime (I)/Hoyt, John (II)/Dietl, Bo/Pastore, Garry/Sisto, Rocco/Salvato, Edmonte/Cordova, Caesar/Weber, Sam/Mundi, Coati/Pastore, Vincent/Finn, John/Rader-Duval, Dean/Mazursky, Paul/Zito, Chuck/Santiago, Elliot/Tirelli, Jaime/Bulleit, James/Pasdar, Adrian/Veloz, Enrique/Margotta, Daniel/Mortensen, Viggo/Weeden, Bill/Foronjy, Richard/Sauchelli Jr., Alfred/Puente, Steven/Sierra, Víctor/Pietrangolare, Frank/Miller, James V./Cucci, Tony/Canfield, Gene/Macnamara, Pete/Jerosa, Vincent/Bolger, John Michael (I)/Siravo, Joseph/Urdaneta, Orlando/Council, Richard/Minucci, Frank/Meade, Walter T./Rios, Freddy/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Rebhorn, James/Ortiz, John (I)/Leguizamo, John/Hadge, Michael/Rivera, Ruben/Bregman, Christopher/Seda, Jon/Calanese, Anthony/Pacino, Al/Conzo, Joe/Aviles, Rick/Lisi, Gaetano/Hollander, Owen/Ferrara, Frank/Hawes, Troy A./Brennan, Dan (I)/Anthony, Marc (I)/Cafarelli, Gino/Rivera, Rene/Ramos, Mike/Malota, Charles/Sheehan, Mike Girard/Toma, Luke/Salazar, Ángel (I)/Tarantina, Brian/Misciagno, Gregory/DaGasta, Robert/Penn, Sean (I)/Hammett, Mary/Osorio, Yelba/Rogers, Ingrid/Santiago, Saundra/Martinez, Daisy/Benitez, Debbie/Lamontagne, Cynthia/Birch, Cindy/Gorham, Mel/Leland-St. John, Sharmagne/Niewald, Debra/Mathes, Roberta/Lombardi, Lindsay/Murphy, Christina (I)/Mambru, Sherie/Haney, Crystal/Tabrizi, Tera/Ray, Natalia (II)/Ortega, Julieta/Rideout, Kim/Miller, Penelope Ann/Barak, Drita/Hernandez, Brenda (I) +Carnal Knowledge (1971)/Garfunkel, Art/Nicholson, Jack/Bergen, Candice/O'Neal, Cynthia/Moreno, Rita (I)/Kane, Carol (I)/Ann-Margret +Carne trémula (1997)/Sancho, José/Lanchas, Daniel/Henares, Antonio/Bardem, Javier/Prats, Matías/Molins, Josep/Paz, Diego de/Rodríguez, Emilio (II)/Angulo, Álex/Rabal, Liberto/Rosenfeldt, María/Cruz, Penélope/Be, Yael/Neri, Francesca/Molina, Ángela/Bardem, Pilar/Fuentes, Mariola +Carnival of Souls (1962)/Down, Ed/Caldwell, Forbes/Badiyi, Reza/Levitt, Stan/Sneegas, Larry/Berger, Sidney/Sollner, Bill/Harvey, Herk/McGinnis, Tom/Schnitzler, Peter (I)/de Jarnette, Bill/Palmquist, Dan/Ellison, Art/Shmille, Wayne/Boozer, Steve/Adams, T.C./Hilligoss, Candace/Harris, Mary Ann/Conboy, Cari/Ballard, Pamela/Feist, Frances/Scoville, Sharon/Pyles, Karen +Carrie (1976)/Travolta, John/Gierasch, Stefan/Cox, Doug/Gold, Harry (I)/Katt, William/Vance, Glen/Towers, Michael (III)/Lassick, Sydney/Talbott, Michael/Stevens, Rory/Downes, Anson/De Palma, Cameron/Irving, Amy/McClurg, Edie/North, Noelle/Spacek, Sissy/Daly, Cindy/Allen, Nancy (I)/Laurie, Piper/Berthrong, Deirdre/Soles, P.J./Buckley, Betty/Pointer, Priscilla +Cars (2006)/Benton, Larry/Marin, Cheech/Leno, Jay/Petty, Richard (I)/Wilson, Owen/Earnhardt Jr., Dale/Stanton, Andrew (I)/Piven, Jeremy/Kind, Richard/Waltrip, Darrell/Carlin, George/Keaton, Michael/Wheeler, H.A. 'Humpy'/The Cable Guy, Larry/Schumacher, Michael (V)/Wallis, Michael (I)/Magliozzi, Tom/Ranft, Joe/Shalhoub, Tony/Newman, Paul (I)/Dooley, Paul/Ochoa, Adrian/Andretti, Mario/Ratzenberger, John/Costas, Bob/Romano, Lou/Rivera, Jonas/Nelson, Mike (VIII)/Quaroni, Guido/Holowicki, E.J./Keever, Douglas/Magliozzi, Ray/Helmond, Katherine/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Lewis, Jenifer/Collins, Lindsey/Petty, Lynda/Clark, Sarah (VI)/Hunt, Bonnie/Knight, Elissa/McClurg, Edie +Casablanca (1942)/Del Val, Jean/Hytten, Olaf/Stössel, Ludwig/Qualen, John/Wilson, Dooley/Renavent, Georges/Blue, Monte/White, Leo (I)/Seymour, Dan (I)/Marcelle, Lou/Hale, Creighton/Greenstreet, Sydney/Veidt, Conrad/von Twardowski, Hans Heinrich/Lewis, George J./Robinson, Dewey/Kinskey, Leonid/Dalio, Marcel/Rowland, Henry/Corrado, Gino/Mostovoy, Leo/Rains, Claude/La Torre, Charles/Steele, Geoffrey/Henreid, Paul/Dee, George/Bogart, Humphrey/Gaye, Gregory/Mark, Michael (I)/Dantine, Helmut/Zilzer, Wolfgang/Sakall, S.Z./Meeker, George (I)/Corsaro, Franco/Porcasi, Paul/Garralaga, Martin/Bois, Curt/Ryen, Richard/Belasco, Leon/Edmunds, William/Puglia, Frank/Smith, Gerald Oliver/Lorre, Peter (I)/Mercier, Louis (I)/Morin, Alberto (I)/Meyer, Torben/Arco, Louis V./Blake, Oliver/LeBeau, Madeleine/Page, Joy/Grüning, Ilka/Bergman, Ingrid (I)/Vanderveer, Ellinor/Berliner, Trude/Mura, Corinna/Varden, Norma/Palfi Andor, Lotte +Casanova (2005)/Martini, Renzo/Platt, Oliver/Davis, Philip (I)/Felisatti, Lorenzo/McInnerny, Tim/De Giorgio, Paolo/Irons, Jeremy/Levine, Robert (III)/Scridel, Federico/Bressanello, Alessandro/Bertan, Giorgio/Cox, Charlie (I)/Buggy, Niall/Doliner, Roy/Greif, Stephen/Körberg, Tommy/Simon, Eugene/Turrin, Enzo/Korenberg, Bryan/Iurissevich, Adriano/Djalili, Omid/Ledger, Heath/Stott, Ken/Moor, Ben/Bozzato, Davide/Lawson, Leigh/Pardeilhan, Francis/Riche, Clive/Capriati, Nicholas Raymond/Ward, Paddy/Togliani, Adelmo/Levi, Carolina/Baker, Danielle (IV)/McCrory, Helen/Gault, Catherine/Nanni, Silvia/DiBiccari, Kristy/Richeldi, Marta Paola/Pessot, Paola/Riccardi, Giorgia/Bellocchio, Marta/Guerra, Sara/Vallerini, Monica/Cohan, Lauren/Seaton, Jessica/Pigozzo, Laura/Biondi, Lidia (I)/Marchioro, Anna Gaia/Bimba (II)/Volgyiova, Katarina/Dormer, Natalie/Miller, Sienna/Olin, Lena/Osvárt, Andrea/Bortolozzi, Simonetta/Riva, Elisabeth/Rivelli, Naike/Massimi, Manuella +Casino (1995)/Smith, Fred (I)/Matsuhisa, Nobu/DeVito, Tommy (I)/Strafella, Richard F./Washko Jr., Frank/Jones, L.Q./Molee, Casper/Caserta, Clem/Manca, John/Anderson, Greg (III)/Nittoli, Alfred/Dottore, Paul/DePinto, Joey/Allison, Frankie J./Mazzola, Nick/King, Alan (I)/Ludwig, Walt G./Kierney, Tyde/Pratt, Michael McKensie/Hansen, Jed L./Sidell, Robert/Pollak, Kevin/Kolpan, Mitch/Anderson, Jeff Scott/Dova, Gil/Semenoff, Sasha/Comando, George/Yerushalmi, Mortiki/Wagner, Richard (V)/Bloom, John (I)/Smith, Sly/Regich, Frank/Bradley, Mike (I)/Rose, David (II)/Nagai, Toru/Paskevich, Michael/Smith, Richard T./Tetzlaff, Robert C./Azzinaro, Christian A./Conrad, Roy/Cajano, Pasquale/Vella, Vinny/Azzinaro, Jeffrey/Ciarfalio, Carl/Burbank, Jeff/Vale, Jerry/Kraft, Jonathan/Allison, Bill (I)/Khoury, Mufid M./Russell, Anthony (I)/Scorsese, Charles/Adonis, Frank/Allen, Steve (I)/Maccone, Ronald/Maines, Mike (I)/Vashon, Leain/Schirripa, Steve/Molinaro, Joe/Randall, Eric/Allf, George W./Thompson, J. Charles/McCormick, Bret/Crachy, Rick/Angelo, Dom/Stephens, Buck/Smothers, Dick/Abrishami, Khosrow/Conti, Peter/Wilson, Sam (I)/Leavitt, David/Ruffini, Gene/D'Angelo, Sonny/Nisbet, Stuart/De Niro, Robert/Rigano, Joseph (I)/Jarrell, Andy/Courvoisier, Dave/Stevens, Loren/Vignari, Steve/Sugden, Peter/Rickles, Don/Corbin, Jeff/Reidy, Joseph P./Mills, Jed/Guerrero, Rudy/Orend, Jack/Casper, Dean/Caruso, Phillip V./Sutton, Randy/Goodman, Oscar/Schwartz, Herb/Bertin, Gino/Amalfitano, Richard/Weatherford, Mike/Gomez-Rejon, Alfonso/Lacoco, Joe/Riehle, Richard/Casper, F. Marcus/Pesci, Joe/Arcerio, David/Petrillo, Salvatore/Woods, James (I)/Maczala, Csaba/Bono, Joseph/Hitt, Bobby/Nadler, Larry E./Avalon, Frankie/Conte, Daniel P./Toney, Michael/Suriano, Philip/Rainey, Gary C./Varriale, David/Herman, Paul (I)/Reddy, Brian/Haley, Haven Earl/Vincent, Frank (I)/La Due, Joe/Grieco, Dominick (I)/Vincent, Craig (I)/Le Baron, Brian/Williams, Jim Morgan/Anastasi, Joe/Meadows, Jayne/Scorsese, Cathy/Krolick, Carol/Paulson, Bobbie/Brennan, Nan/Keller, Heide/Pirouzkar, Ali/Stone, Sharon (I)/House, Darla/Abbott, Jennifer M./Novodor, Paige/Haro, Claudia/Le Coque, Ffolliott/Amalfitano, Karyn/Milzer, Cameron/Hunter, Charlene/Renee, Shellee/Castaldi, Gwen/Parquette, Madeline/Sheridan, Millicent/Nittoli, Andrea/Perri, Linda/Carr, C.C./Gillis, Ruth/Prophet, Melissa (I)/Wilson, Carol (I)/James, Patti (I)/Denti, Janet/von Tagen, Erika/Cardwell, Carol/Cipollini, Carrie/Scorsese, Catherine +Casino Royale (1967)/Wattis, Richard/Bayldon, Geoffrey/Gordon, Colin/Moss, Stirling/Wells, John (I)/Routh, Jonathan/Rowland, Robert (II)/Reid, Milton/Niven, David (I)/Bluthal, John/Huston, John (I)/Welles, Orson/Kasznar, Kurt/Cooper, Terence/Murray, Chic/Sellers, Peter/Allen, Woody/Brittain, R.S.M./Cribbins, Bernard/Le Mesurier, John/Nimmo, Derek/Godfrey, Bob/Doré, Alexander/Hollis, John (I)/Sheybal, Vladek/Raft, George/Kwouk, Burt/Stark, Graham/Prowse, David/Corbett, Ronnie/Belmondo, Jean-Paul/Dyall, Valentine/Herbert, Percy/Macrae, Duncan/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Boyer, Charles (I)/Holden, William (I)/Melrose, Barrie/Chitty, Erik/Munro, Caroline/Kerr, Deborah/Bisset, Jacqueline/Gardnier, Veronica/Cosslett, Frances/Lavi, Daliah/Pettet, Joanna/Riley, Penny/Huston, Anjelica/Baker, Susan (I)/Licudi, Gabriella/Roland, Jeanne/Marsh, Yvonne/Andress, Ursula/Taylor, Elaine (I)/Crisp, Tracey/Bouchet, Barbara/Reed, Tracy (II)/Bastedo, Alexandra/Quayle, Anna/Scoular, Angela/Baker, Jennifer (I) +Casper (1995)/Dangerfield, Rodney/Garrett, Brad (I)/Nipote, Joe/Dubrow, Michael/Kassir, John/Alaskey, Joe/Thompson, Wesley (I)/McCarty, Michael (II)/Anderson, J.J./Harnell, Jess/Vrooman, Spencer/Eastwood, Clint/Gibson, Mel (I)/Ratliff Henson, Garette/Bruckner, Doug/Winkelspecht, Micah/Sawa, Devon/Leopardi, Chauncey/Stein, Ben (I)/Rogers, Fred (I)/Idle, Eric/Aykroyd, Dan/Pearson, Malachi/Pullman, Bill/Novello, Don/Simmrin, Mike/Main, Elise/Ricci, Christina/Wesson, Jessica/Brenneman, Amy (I)/Mercer, Ernestine/Moriarty, Cathy/Murphy, Terry (I) +Casshern (2004)/Miyasako, Hiroyuki/Naya, Gorô/Kohinata, Fumiyo/Otaki, Hideji/Karasawa, Toshiaki/Terajima, Susumu/Iseya, Yusuke/Oikawa, Mitsuhiro/Mihashi, Tatsuya/Kaname, Jun/Nishijima, Hidetoshi/Terao, Akira/Higuchi, Kanako/Aso, Kumiko/Morisako, Ei/Sada, Mayumi +Cast Away (2000)/Crider, Brian/Hansen, David K./Bebak, Gage/Kriesa, Christopher/Bebak, Chase MacKenzie/Suradikov, Semion/Alexander, Derick/von Berg, Peter/Martin, Vince/Sickler, Rich/Semmer, Fred/Conley, Joe/Duerler, John/Cresswell, Tommy/Boudrine, Dmitri S./Rapke, Aaron/Forest, Michael (I)/Hanks, Tom/Acovone, Jay/Brooks, David Allen/Duhamel, François/Monroe, Steve (I)/Davis, Garret/Blake, Geoffrey/Noth, Chris/Semmer, Peter/Henson, Elden/Searcy, Nick/Volleyball, Wilson the/Letts, Dennis/Citer, Leonid/Reinhardt, Matthew/Reinhardt, Brandon/Pugliese, Gregory/Pugliese, Al/Stack, Timothy (I)/McKenzie, Skye/Sanchez, Paul (II)/Smith, Fred (VII)/Long, Lisa/Robinson, Michelle (I)/Vaughn, Alice/Gainer, Lauren/Bellamy, Anne/Gainer, Kaitlyn/Trefger, Ashley/Martin, Nan/Cagney, Amanda/Birkell, Lauren/Cagney, Andrea/Worthington, Wendy/Davis, Viveka/Lewis, Jenifer/Gainer, Alyssa/Wildman, Valerie/Choe, Jennifer/Popovic, Yelena/Ananyina, Valentina/White, Lari/Hunt, Helen (I)/Trefger, Lindsey +Castle, The (1997 I)/Evans, Tony (II)/Emdur, Larry/Liotta, Sebastiano/Donnison, Erik/Gleisner, Sam/Evans, John (II)/Flaus, John/Scarff, Julian/Toth, Les/Tingwell, Charles 'Bud'/Lee, John (I)/Dobson, Laurie/Caton, Michael/Benton, John/Hope, Wayne/Maizels, Monty/Kilias, Costas/Giordanella, Matthew/Mora, Tiriel/Ross, Ian (II)/Simcoe, Anthony/Bana, Eric (I)/Roland, Michael/Miller, Robin (I)/Martin, Tony (III)/Dawe, Bryan/Begg, Warwick/Curry, Stephen/Neave, Roger/Daniel, Stephanie/Theodorakis, Maria/Byrne, Marie-Therese/Chestnut, Marilyn/Keane, Lynda/Gibson, Lynda (I)/Tenney, Anne/Nevin, Robyn/Kulpinski, Julie/Lee, Sophie (I)/Noviello, Josie/O'Sullivan, Clare +Casualties of War (1989)/Penn, Sean (I)/Valainis, Maris/Than, Vinh/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Powpi, Po/Linton, John (I)/Harvey, Don (I)/Gwaltney, Jack/McCallany, Holt/Shea, Shaun/Larson, Steve (I)/Kwan (I)/Gibson, Donal/Chalerm, J./Burrows, Darren E./Pierce, Wendell/Niran/Jones, Michael D. (III)/Robards, Sam/Reilly, John C. (I)/Shannon, Al/Somsak/MacLeod, Jonathan (I)/Martin, Dan (II)/Kerwin, Shane/Dye, Dale/Rhames, Ving/Nootch/Howard, Sherman/Gregory, Scott (I)/Ruginis, Vyto/Leguizamo, John/Jones, John Marshall/Ehlers, Stefan/King, Erik/Dunn, Kristopher/Berl, Ennalls/Sarmount, Hataya/Tran, Kady/Irving, Amy/Sigma/Le, Ba Thuan T./Le, Thuy Thu +Cat Ballou (1965)/Cravat, Nick/Flippen, Jay C./Denny, Reginald (I)/Kaye, Stubby/Nardini, Tom/Roberson, Chuck/Pepper, Jack (I)/Cole, Nat 'King'/White, Ted (I)/Hunnicutt, Arthur/Callan, Michael/Wagenheim, Charles/Harvey, Harry (II)/Gilbert, Paul (II)/Marley, John/Cabot, Bruce (I)/Mustin, Burt/Middleton, Ivan L./Hamilton, Joseph (I)/Sorenson, Erik (I)/Horvath, Charles/Phillips, Robert (I)/Marvin, Lee/Hobbie, Duke/Rohrer, Everett L./Hickman, Dwayne/Gibbons, Ayllene/Hill, Hallene/Veazie, Carol/Bonney, Gail/Claire, Dorothy/Fonda, Jane +Cat in the Hat, The (2003)/Welker, Frank/Myers, Mike (I)/Hayes, Sean (I)/Morrissey, Roger W./Baldwin, Alec/Brandt, Victor/Hibbert, Stephen/Howard, Clint/Norris, Daran/Lawrence, Steven Anthony/Breslin, Spencer/Bugsy/Castellaneta, Dan/Fanning, Dakota/Prairie, Talia-Lynn/Hill, Amy/Chuchran, Danielle/Hurd, Paige/Kirkman, Christina/Oaks, Brittany/Preston, Kelly/Hilton, Paris/Brown, Candace (III)/Rice, Taylor +Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958)/Stevens, Robert 'Rusty'/Taylor, Vaughn (I)/Newman, Paul (I)/Johnson, Bobby (I)/Townsend, Vince/Merrill, Tony/Corcoran, Hugh/Gates, Larry/Ives, Burl/Corcoran, Brian/Carson, Jack (I)/Dunnock, Mildred/Cleaver, Zelda/Gerrity, Patty Ann/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Miller, Deborah (I)/Sherwood, Madeleine/Wood, Jeane/Anderson, Judith (I) +Cat People (1982)/Showacre, David/Hood, Don/The Black Pope/Paulin, Scott/Hauss, Harry/McDowell, Malcolm/Faison, Frankie/Barajas, Fausto/St. John, Marco/Alexander, Brett (I)/Gatto, Gregory/Larroquette, John/Reid, Roger E./Hollier, Emery/Martinez, Terc/Wise, Ray (I)/Diamond, Ron (I)/Marshal, Stephen/Fields, John H./Heard, John/McCarty, David Ross/Deeth, James/Isbell, John C./Begley Jr., Ed/Pavlovich, Robert/Blackwell, David (I)/Konya Jr., Charles Joseph/Kinski, Nastassja/Lowry, Lynn/Gage, Neva/Richarde, Tessa/Dee, Ruby (I)/Dearing, Jo Ann/Segal, Francine/Berenson, Berry/Folse, Marisa/De Winter, Arione/Hand, Danelle/O'Toole, Annette/Denney, Julie/Perkins, Patricia (I) +Cat's Eye (1985)/Hays, Robert (I)/Miller, Court/Naughton, James/Doran, Jesse/Starr, Mike (I)/King, Alan (I)/Richards, Sal/Munafo, Tony/Woods, James (I)/McMillan, Kenneth/Welker, Frank/Rebhorn, James/Dillon, Jack (II)/Parati, Tim/Dutton, Charles S./Horton, Russell (I)/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Burch, Shelly/Hawes, Susan/Clark, Candy/D'Arcy, Mary/Kalember, Patricia/Benson, Patricia (I) +Cat's Meow, The (2001)/Young, Roderick/Serafetinis, Stavros/Slezak, Victor/Peros, Steven/Herrmann, Edward/Laurenson, James/Vennema, John C./Izzard, Eddie/Kinch, Soweto/Arnst, Hendrik/Mitchell, Robert (X)/Iwamoto, Yuki/Dawkins, Frank/Bohringer, Richard/Vibert, Ronan/Elwes, Cary/Lacey, Ingrid/Blakley, Claudie/Schoras, Chiara/Tilly, Jennifer/Morou, Despina/Dunst, Kirsten/Mavroudi, Zoi/Lumley, Joanna/Agostini, Diane/Harrison, Claudia +Catch Me If You Can (2002)/Molen, Gerald R./Howard, Jeremy (I)/Hughes, Frank John/Radeschi, Nicolas/Hager, Dave/Crawford, Thomas (I)/Garagiola, Joe/Wagner, Jake (I)/Ebert, Pierre/Signore, Andy/Normandeau, Julien/Garvin, Brian Reed/Welch, Sean (I)/Kopache, Thomas/Walken, Christopher/Parent-Laliberté, David/Larouche, Pascal/Abagnale Jr., Frank/McNally, Jason/Morrison, James (II)/Austin, David (III)/Bly, Stan/Datig, Fred (I)/Aronson, Ian/DuMont, James/Fleming, Eugene/Symonds, Robert/Dankner, Jonathan/Blueian, Barry/McClelland, Charles (II)/Campeau, Francis/DiCaprio, Leonardo/King, Cyrus (II)/Fante, Fabrizio/Hall, Ellis/Montgomery, Ritchie/Ewing, Joel/Wax, Jamie/O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Dussault, Patrice/Dussault-Gagné, Léon/Curtis-Brown, Robert/Correy, Mark/Spielberg, Max/Peters, Robert (I)/Kerstein, Max/Rusler, Morgan/Jean, Sébastien/Pritz, Jeffrey/Edelman, Shane/Drolet-Dumoulin, Antoine/Throne, Malachi/Thauvette, Guy/Lewin, Pablo/St. Amour, Samuel/Hyde-White, Alex/Munroe, Jan/Zano, Nick/Davis, Kyle (II)/Lauzon, William/Dunham, Stephen/Cardin, Raphaël/Sheen, Martin/Bowers, Phil/Kwiat, Joshua Michael/Brousseau, Jean-François/Léger, Roger/Churchwell, Gary Castro/Blanchard, Jean-François/Tremblay, Guy-Daniel/Côté, Marc-Antoine/Witting, Steve/Meeks, Andrew/Eastin, Steve/Antonio, Jim/Meizler, Steven/Heiman, Jesse/Goodman, Brian (I)/Boyd, Joshua/Brent, Jonathan/Kimbrough, Matthew/Todd, Paul (III)/Powers, Anthony (I)/Pellegrino, Nick/Brolin, James/Pépin, Alexandre/Houle-Gauthier, Simon/MacLaine, Karrie/Beaudin, Joe/Ruth, Robert/Keener, Brandon/Roberson, Nathan/Hanks, Tom/René, Jonathan/Macnamara, Pete/Moss, Jamie (I)/Legault, Florent/Squire, Jeffrey/Sky, Kim/Knight, Jack (II)/Finn, John/Gaudreault, Mathieu/Baldridge, Mike (I)/Proscia, Ray/Généreux, Vincent/Bond, Dominic/Dennis, Alfred/Lightsey, Michael/Tull, Clyde/Bisping, Alexander/McCormack, J. Patrick/Ellis, Chris (I)/Vigus, Larry/Howe, Brian/Skaggs, Jimmie F./Azzara, Candice/Chauvin, Lilyan/Wainwright, Camille/Bodle, Jane/Picciano, Marylee/Collins, Jessica (I)/Clare, Jillian/Zalman, Hilary Rose/Doubleday, Kaitlin/Ory, Veronique/Jaiden, Elina/Lucas, Cari/Adams, Amy (III)/Sabljic, Lidia/McNair, Kelly/du Tertre, Celine/Andrews, Nicole/Sorensen, Angela/Anderson, Jamie (V)/Heskin, Kam/Rush, Sarah/Wilson, Jane Edith/Travolta, Margaret/Cohen, Ashley (I)/Tenerelli, Jacki/Garner, Jennifer (I)/Quintana, Ana Maria/Worthington, Wendy/Hutchinson, Kelly/Newman, Jaime Ray/Kimball, Donna/Moore, Summer (I)/Cohen, Kelly/Cornett, Mercedes/Cohn, Lauren/Glass, Tiffany/Lenehan, Nancy/Matson, Jill/Carlisle, Kitty/Pompeo, Ellen/Mellin, Maggie/Kan, Jennifer/Gribbon, Melissa/Kern, Casey/Baye, Nathalie/Ross, Cali/Lancaster, Sarah/Anthony, Jasmine Jessica/Cindrich, Christina/Nall, Benita Krista/Manley, Jennifer (I)/Cline, Carrie 'CeCe'/Kyle, Charlotte (I)/Kellner, Deborah/Banks, Elizabeth (II)/Acker, Amy +Catch-22 (1970)/Dalio, Marcel/Riley, Jack (II)/Dunn, Liam/Garfunkel, Art/Korkes, Jon/Benjamin, Richard/Orlandi, Felice/Kirby, Bruce/Newhart, Bob/Henry, Buck/Arkin, Alan/Libertini, Richard/Pendleton, Austin/Bonerz, Peter/Sheen, Martin/Brent, John (I)/Allen, Seth (I)/Balsam, Martin/Perkins, Anthony/Grodin, Charles (I)/Roth, Philip (II)/Welles, Orson/Fell, Norman/Voight, Jon/Gilford, Jack/Balaban, Bob/Rovere, Gina/D'Olive, Wendy/Wilson, Elizabeth (I)/Benton, Susanne/Carlisi, Olimpia/Vitobello, Fernanda/Maltagliati, Evi/Paxton, Collin Wilcox/Prentiss, Paula +Cats & Dogs (2001)/Heston, Charlton/Howerton, Charles (I)/Bonno, Chris/Natwick, Myron (II)/Sanders, Alvin/Bollo, Lou/Glass, Reg/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Andersons, Mar/Ficarra, Glenn/Bissell, James D. (I)/Mann, Danny (I)/Andre, Charles (II)/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Higgins, John (I)/Nicholson, Scott/Wilson, Victor (I)/Baldwin, Alec/Schooley, Mark/Hayes, Sean (I)/Pape, Paul/Ramones, Adal/Lovitz, Jon/West, Billy (II)/Pantoliano, Joe/Maguire, Tobey/Goldblum, Jeff/Pollock, Alexander/Schill, Trish/Kaplan, Randi/Bogue, Mary/Logan, Peggy/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Dolan, Babe/Michelle, Alicia/Susi, Carol Ann/Jens, Salome/Robek, Kirsten/Barber, Gillian (I)/Margolyes, Miriam/Perry, Pamela (I)/Chillcott, Doris/Sarandon, Susan +Catwoman (2004)/Sullivan, Larry (I)/Reiner, Harley/Miko, Aaron/Racine, Laurence/Robbins, Ryan/Ashcroft, James (I)/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Daingerfield, Michael/Petruzzelli, Manny/Cassini, John/Massee, Michael/Wilson, Lambert/Williams, Peter (IV)/Mann, Byron/Cannon, Landy/Wingfield, Peter/Mitchell, Mike (I)/Chan, Brett/Heyerdahl, Christopher/Mann, John (VI)/Northey, Michael P./Reynolds, James Lloyd/Smith, Kimani Ray/McKenzie, Berend/Nelson-Murray, Chase/Dunn, Connor Crash/Diablo Del Mar, Diego/Armstrong, Michasha/Duncanson, Herbert/Douglas, Aaron (I)/Liu, Alfred/Earl, Ashlea/Krop, Jill/Fung, Lori/Theiss, Brooke/Conroy, Frances/Payne, Alisoun/Grauer, Ona/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Haczkiewicz, Ursula/Ha, Benita/Peregrym, Missy/Unger, Shaina Tianne/Borstein, Alex/Mayen-Salazar, Patricia/Berry, Halle/Midcap, Dagmar/Stone, Sharon (I)/Varney, Janet/Jaree, Angie/Smith, Kim (VII)/Maxie, Judith +Cave, The (2005)/Kim, Daniel Dae/Radescu, Vlad/Hauser, Cole/Iures, Marcel/Butuc, Zoltan/Darcy-Smith, Kieran/Steele, Brian (I)/Panc, Alin/Ravanello, Rick/Cibrian, Eddie/Chestnut, Morris/Kunz, Simon (I)/Kennedy, David (I)/Perabo, Piper/Headey, Lena +Caveman's Valentine, The (2001)/Shand, Nicholas/Belle, Warren/Eastman, Rodney/Liburd, Blair/Jarrett, Phillip/MacNeill, Peter (I)/MacMahon, Sean/Phillips, Cecil/Bignall, Barrington/Bent, Lyriq/Matthews, Andre/Smith, Dave (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Karzis, Alex/Harding, Phillip/Sapp, Alem Brhan/Abel, Horace/Sylvan, Ken/Bellavance, Fern/Strong, John (V)/Burrows, Carl/Warner, Robert (IV)/Rodan, Jay/Miller, Glen (III)/Alcide, Pierre/Thomas, Leonard L./Adigun, Julian/Harvey, Eric LaRay/Hall, Anthony Michael/Keens-Douglas, Chad/Brown, Junior/Fagon, Richard/Jarsky, Joris/Fitzpatrick, Richard (I)/Stram, Henry/Feore, Colm/Andrei, Damir/Hall, Lowell/Collins, Carla/Grosgalvis, Vija Brigita/Magnuson, Ann/Ellis, Aunjanue/Jang, Joanne/Tunie, Tamara/Le John, Mica/Lobban, Deborah/Boyle, Valerie/McNeil, Kate (I) +Cecil B. DeMented (2000)/Joy, Mark/Karlson, Conrad/Wendl, Alan J./Green, Billy (III)/Wheeler, Gary (I)/Shannon, Michael (V)/Michaelson, John/Grissett, Geoffrey I./Willis, Michael (I)/Tolzman, Billy/James, Joe (III)/Page, Eddie/Clary, Paul M./Billings, Joshua/Kain, Rick/McKennitt, Michael/Page, Jim (II)/Gabel, Michael/Mason, Chilembwe M./Donahue, Brian/Nealon, Kevin/Tovish, Richard/Caggiano, Tim/Grenier, Adrian/Waters, John (I)/Ashworth, Chris (II)/Morgan, Dan (II)/Noel, Michael (I)/Williams, Delaney/Trovato, Dave/Gross, Mark J./Puls, Chris/Chase, Christopher T./Gilliard Jr., Larry/Noseworthy, Jack/Barry, Eric (I)/Dorff, Stephen/Derosena, Jacques/Mack, Steve (I)/Dragonuk, Brian/Grimmett, Bill/McCrea, Terry/Dignan, Jeff/Ferrara, Frank/Franko, Dan/Boushell, Jonathan/Konecke, Keith/Reese, Alan/Hulse, George/Miller, Tyler (I)/Dormody, Denny/Dunham, David A./Bernier, Mark/Ahl, Michael/Klingenberg, James/Roberts, Doug (I)/Stolpman, Nathan/Richardson, Eric (I)/Lodge, Marty/Morgan, Scott (I)/Wei, Jeffrey/Gil, Peter/Wilroy, Channing/Stelzer, David (I)/Buckalew, Tyler Mason/Roberts, Eric (I)/Sulin, Tim/Fiorucci, Jonathan/Reed, James Byrne/Gordon, Graham (I)/Fleming, G. 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Lovette/Baiano, Erin/Gross, Davena/Klimczewska, Violetta/Brown, Sandra (III)/Ford, Elizabeth (I)/Abrusci, Christine/Faye, Alina +Central do Brasil (1998)/de Lima, Marcos/Camargo, Christano/dos Santos, Antônio (I)/de Linha, Preto/Oliveira, Vinícius de/Rosa, Gideon/Braz, João (II)/Ramos, José (I)/Bastos, Othon/Santos, Cícero/Fulco, Fernando/Augusto, Otávio/Neves, Manuel José/Pereira, Zezão/Gomes, Manoel/Andrade, Roberto/Nachtergaele, Matheus/Lira, Nanego/Deda, Harildo/da Costa Filho, José Pedro/Mendes, Mário (II)/Junqueira, Caio/Santana, Inaldo/Marcos, Antônio (IV)/da Silva, José Pereira/Lima, Edivaldo/Rodrigues, João (II)/Leite, Gildasio/Antunes, Sidney/Soares, Malcon/Oliveira, Jorseba-Sebastiano/Lopes Filho, Diego/Carneiro, Marcelo (I)/Filho, Berto/Pontes, Everaldo/da Silva, Estelina Moreira/Silva, Eliane (I)/Freitas, Stela/Trigueiro, Ingrid/Assemany, Rita/Cunha, Telma/Brás, Patrícia/Leite, Sônia/Noronha, Antonieta/Fernandes, Maria (I)/Rebouças, Iami/Severina, Dona/Marlene, Maria/Nobre, Socorro/Lira, Soia/Pêra, Marília/Motta, Esperança/Menezes, Maria (II)/Kenia, Sheyla/Albuquerque, Andréa/de Castro, Felícia/Luzia, Dona/Montenegro, Fernanda +Cet obscur objet du désir (1977)/Santamaría, Juan/Montalban, Jean-Claude/David, Mario (I)/Lacombe, André/Ruiz, Justo/Ibanez, Roger/Rey, Fernando (I)/Musson, Bernard/Debary, Jacques/Piéral/Leduc, Richard/Rocha, David/Weber, André/Duque, Antonio (I)/Bertheau, Julien/Montagné, Guy/Bahl, Ellen/Gattegno, Agnès/Asquerino, María/Humel, Silke/Sadoyan, Isabelle/Bouquet, Carole/Rattier, Isabelle/Molina, Ángela/Muni/Vukotic, Milena/Lluch-Peiro, Lita/Monange, Annie/Blanco, Valerie/Carrière, Auguste +Chain Reaction (1996)/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Sherman, Charley/Rudall, Nicholas/Schmidtke, Ned/James, Michael Gaylord/Ward, Fred (I)/Ramírez, Juan (I)/Morettini, Mark/Zahrn, Will/Arney, Randall/Haynes, Billy/Friedman, Daniel H./Godfrey/Gee, David Michael/Sie, James/Drummond, John (I)/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/Muller, Turk/Moreno, Ken/Flynn, 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Thom/Beene, Dan/Muñoz, Richard T./Johnson, Gilbert Ivan/Swain, Charles (II)/Bradford, Richard (I)/Jackson, Bo/Goossen, Greg/Phillips, Rod (I)/Sommer, Josef/Kopcynski, Anthony/Presnell, Harve/Isler, Seth/Gauny, Jerry/Geralden, James/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Sanders, Jeff (I)/Grant, David Marshall/Stilwell, Dick/Barton, Neil/Brady, Ian (I)/Siebert, Ed/Bologna, Sam/Johnson, Blake (I)/Scott Sherrom, Tony/Hackman, Gene/Cottel, Clee/Vincent, Leonard/Pinckes, Craig A./Cranford, Clay/Walters, Zaquirii/Elam, Greg Wayne/Epper, Kurtis/Barry, Raymond J./Brett, Nick/Colquit, Ken/Johnson, Sid/Conley, Jack/Prosky, Robert/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Kaczmarek, Jane/Barraza, Jana/Jackson Winters, Gloria/Dunaway, Faye/Wilson, Ruby/Bell Flynt, Stephanie/Allen, Bonita/Davison, Michelle/Rochon, Lela/Perkins, Millie +Changeling, The (1980)/King, Bryan (II)/Kelly, Terence/Boychuk, Carl/Beggs, Hagan/Earle, Adam (I)/Way, Voldi/Douglas, Melvyn/MacLeod, Bruce/Scott, George C./Campbell, J. Kenneth/Rothery, Paul/Christmas, Eric/Smith, Sammy (I)/Latremouille, Fred/Major, Travis/Colicos, John/Campel, C.M./Monroe, Robert (II)/Morse, Barry (I)/Douglas, James B./Peevers, David/McLaughlin, Wayne/Blankinship, Randolph/Behrens, Bernard/Marsh, Jean/Mortil, Janne/Van Devere, Trish/Maxwell, Roberta/Johnstone, Sera/Hagan, Anna/Round, Susan/Springford, Ruth/Sherwood, Madeleine/Steida, Nicki/Martin, Michelle (I)/Rey, Antonia/Burns, Helen/Hyland, Frances (II) +Changing Lanes (2002)/Rovin, Sam/Soviero, James/Velasco, Richard/Machine, Tony/Hawkins, Cole/Howard, Ralph (I)/Thomas, Leonard L./Affleck, Ben/Sussman, Kevin/Gelber, Jordan (I)/Bonneau, Father/Waldman, Harvey/Wilson, Noel/Lovelett, Jim/Richardson, Shabazz/Archer, Caleb/Williams, Gilbert S./Roehm Sr., David C./Caban, Angel/Malloy, Matt (I)/Wineteer, Ray/Bokhour, Ray/Krishnan, Sean T./Hurt, William (I)/Seraballs, Ruben Jared/Heffernan, Bob/McGrath, Michael (I)/Thomas, Raymond Anthony/DiGiacomo, Anthony/Pitt, Michael (III)/Tobin, John H./Kohl, John (II)/Altman, Bruce/Kelly, Richard (IV)/Jones, Neal/Baker, Dylan (I)/Lara, Juan (II)/Grifasi, Joe/Macnamara, Pete/Pollack, Sydney/Walker, Akil/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Hickey, John Benjamin/Pierantozzi, Anthony/Cavaliere, Salvatore/Laniado, Howard I./Greenberg, Clive Oliver/Dundas, Jennifer/LeGuillou, Lisa/Elam, Genevieve/Varon, Susan/Houdyshell, Jayne/Quel, Vanessa/Getz, Ileen/Collette, Toni/Sloan, Tina/Taylor, Myra Lucretia/Brimage, Jewel/Blake, Selena/Goethals, Angela/Gibson, Julia/Blackwell, Susan/Cunningham, Monet/Renaldo, Alyson/Patterson, Deenah/Hevner, Suzanne (I)/Peet, Amanda (I)/Staunton, Kim/Kelly, Mary A./Mason, Maria Alaina/Rojas, Anastasia/Kianna, Katarina/Hart, Pamela (II)/Wright, Nicole (II)/Guaspari, Sophia/Feldschuh, Carolyn/Merediz, Olga/Rosenthal, Harriet/Vogel, Lisa +Chaos (2006 I)/Dopud, Mike/Johnson, Damon (I)/Czerny, Henry/Aneke, Emy/Cassini, John/Lea, Nicholas/Perri, Paul (I)/Smith, Kimani Ray/Phillippe, Ryan/Douglas, Aaron (I)/Laurie, Darcy/Cross, Garvin/Snipes, Wesley/Olsson, Ty/Adamthwaite, Michael/LaBelle, Rob/Statham, Jason/Mondy, Bill/Chen, Terry/Paluly, Iris/Williamson, Kirsten/Sorenson, Tiara/Tracy, Keegan Connor/Waddell, Justine/Steen, Jessica (I)/Naude, Angelique/Malthe, Natassia/Hutton, Pascale +Chaplin (1992)/Sklar, Marc Ian/Standing, John (I)/Weisser, Norbert/Harding, John Glenn (I)/O'Bryan, Sean/Whitrow, Benjamin/Holland, Sam/Covert, Todd Mason/Jensen, Jerry (I)/Elson, Donald/Wright, Tommy (I)/Crangle, Edward/Be, Yoshio/Villani, Michael/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Hopkins, Anthony/Blevins, Michael/Ely-O'Carroll, Ultan/Grenier, Paul Bruno/Bowles, Anthony/Downey Jr., Robert/McCarthy, Joseph (II)/Randleman, Mike/Paterson, Bill (I)/Smith, Rhett/Magee, Ken/Thaw, John/Richman, Stuart/Belgrey, Thomas K./Mooney, David (I)/Adler, Michael (I)/Long, Mark (I)/Vero, Dennis/Stephens, Robert (I)/Covington, Ian/Votrian, Ralph/Jordan, Kirk/Hayes, Paul (I)/Crook, Peter/Hunt, William Dennis/Schaub, Julius/Preston, Tom/Finch, David (I)/Strain, Luke/Cade, Michael/Terris, Malcolm/Howerton, Charles (I)/Peters, Robert (I)/Cartwright, Matthew/Goodwin, Adam (I)/Gant, David (I)/Lawson, John Howard/Chaplin, Tim/Coleman, Bryan (I)/Corello, Nick/Sinclair, Paul (I)/Garrett, Charley J./Giles, Jerry/Rumph, Sky/Miller, Charles D./Georges, Peter/Adaoui, Anwar/Hughes, Howard (II)/Woods, James (I)/Moriarty, P.H./Edmett, Nick/Lewis, Howard Lew/Kehr, Donnie/Gehrig, Ken/Patterson, J. Michael/Bennett, Sacha/Parker, Brad (I)/Waley, Philip/Kirby, Leonard/Lipson, Brian (I)/Lynch, Raymond/Aykroyd, Dan/Otrin, John/Goorjian, Michael A./Robinson, David (V)/Sherman, Daniel (I)/Margetts, Noah Lee/Bradford, Thomas (II)/Chaplin, Charles/James, Richard (I)/Totheroh, Jack/Logan, Jason/Downer, Hugh/Kane, Jayson/Matthau, Walter/Duchovny, David/Lambert, Lawrence/Swain, Mack/Forman, Phil/Sim, Gerald/Govoni, Mario/Cottle, Matthew/Sinclair, Graham/Peluso, Mike/Totheroh, David/Craig, Dana/Eyre, Marcus/Miller, Michael (V)/Kline, Kevin (I)/Randolph, Larry/McLain, David Lee/Ritschel, Jack/Gatt, Nicholas (I)/Stone, Terrence (I)/Vegh, Mark/Maguire, Josh/Ford, Alan (I)/Grant, Kennedy/Brown, Phil (I)/Wolande, Gene/Bilson, Ben/Sallese, Bob/Rhys, Paul/Hitler, Adolf/Pierce, Bradley/Lemmon, Jack/Coogan, Jackie/Charof, Alan/Fast, Richard/Sullivan, Frankie/Taradash, Daniel (I)/Harris, Marykate/Healey, Mary/Bastianelli, Laura/Scott, Renata/Latham, Vivien/Chaplin, Geraldine/Whitsett, Laurel/Guthrie, Caroline/Lane, Diane (I)/Petts, Theresa/Stark, Mary/Jovovich, Milla/Brandon-Jones, Una/Russell, Jessica (I)/Lewis, Emma (I)/Jahme, Carole/Salt, Karen/Waterman, Annie/Frederick, Vicki/Leonard, Jacqueline/Claussen, Joy/Pitillo, Maria/Gregory, Milly/Kelly, Moira (I)/Goddard, Paulette/Fairlie, Ann/McNair, Heather/Golden, C.J./Bernard, Andrée/Travis, Nancy/Perriam, Claire/Baga, Ena/Porter, Liz (I)/Leybourne, Audrey/Cherrill, Virginia/Buller, Francesca/Lewis, Karen (I)/Cornell, Caroline/Moore, Deborah (II)/Miller, Penelope Ann/Bath, Iris/Tomei, Marisa +Charade (1963)/Bonifas, Paul/Harari, Clément/Aslan, Grégoire/Marin, Jacques (I)/Landis, Monte/Kennedy, George (I)/Coburn, James/Stone, Peter (I)/Musson, Bernard/Chelimsky, Thomas/Drake, Colin (I)/Donen, Stanley/Glass, Ned/Grant, Cary/Préboist, Jacques/Matthau, Walter/Minot, Dominique/Hepburn, Audrey +Chariots of Fire (1981)/Jones, Peter (I)/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Magee, Patrick (I)/Doyle, Patrick (I)/Usher, James/Lawton, Ralph/Kivlin, David/Rutland, John/O'Brien, Philip/Jeyes, Michael/Howard, Paul (V)/Lorimer, Alan/Davenport, Nigel/Mallatratt, Stephen/Sinden, Jeremy/Gerroll, Daniel/Cellier, Peter/Yelland, David (I)/Gielgud, John/Mahoney, Paul/Boyle, Tommy/Anderson, Lindsay (I)/Ambrose, Steve/Tait, Phil/Rodger, Struan/Young, Benny/Pringle, Derek/Campbell, Wallace/Fry, Stephen (I)/Charleson, Ian/Hawkins, Andrew (I)/Bruce, Colin (I)/Holm, Ian/Jones, Garth/Havers, Nigel/Lonsdale, Michael (I)/Christopher, Dennis/Polonsky, Alan/Branagh, Kenneth/Smethurst, Jack/Davis, Brad (I)/John, David (I)/Brooke, Graham/Dudley, Alan (II)/Farrell, Nicholas/Mullen, Leonard/Wiley, Edward/Hammersley, Gordon/D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, The/Egan, Peter (I)/Cross, Ben (I)/Beneyton, Yves/Turner, Dave (III)/Slevin, Gerry/Hughson, Eddie/Young, John (I)/Morrell, Roberta/Sloane, Doreen (I)/Clayton, Rosy/Daniels, Lorraine/Clifford, Kim/Campbell, Cheryl/Gilan, Yvonne/Ashby, Carole (I)/Wax, Ruby/Garyson, Gayle/Roache, Sarah/Krige, Alice/Dignan, Tess/Boyland, Linda (I)/Sammon, Sue/Wallis, Linda/Pappas, Robin +Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005)/James, Oscar (I)/Roy, Deep/Kirwood, Tony/Godley, Adam/Eldon, Kevin/Taylor, Noah (I)/Fox, James (I)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Yousry, Menis/Kelly, David (I)/Higgins, Kevin (V)/Wynne, Steve Hope/Dunlop, Blair/Wiegratz, Philip/Geller, Hubertus/Hagon, Garrick/Frost, Roger (I)/Heap, Mark/Morris, David (XVI)/Boyce, Todd (I)/Taylor, Harry (I)/Fry, Jordan/Highmore, Freddie/Verma, Ray/Boas, Robert/Humby, Stephen/Ganatra, Nitin/Rashed, Nayef/Depp, Johnny/Philmar, Philip/Holder, Geoffrey/Cresswell, Chris/Elfman, Danny/Bonham Carter, Helena/Conn, Shelley/Buda, Elena/Weston, Debora/Yarkoni, Tracy/Badland, Annette/Hunt, Francesca/Kirkpatrick, Sara/Robb, AnnaSophia/Pyle, Missi/Winter, Julia/Appleby, Colette/Smith, Liz (I)/James, Jynine/Essell, Eileen/Smith, Georgie (III)/Darling, Sadie/Troegner, Franziska +Charlie's Angels (2000)/Marocco, Frank/Yuen, Cheung-Yan/Tuiasosopo, Peter Navy/Trebek, Alex/Singleton Jr., Isaac C./Garner, Tom (I)/Hayes, Reginald C./Goto, Al/Palmer, Jim (I)/Woods, Shawn/LL Cool J/Savahge, Felipe/Murray, Bill (I)/Pfingsten, Darrell/Trimble, Jerry/Nesting, David M./Glover, Crispin/Crockett, Affion/Andrus, Jeff (II)/Duer, Joe/Gilbert, Tim/LeBlanc, Matt/Wilson, Andrew (III)/Michaels, Darren/Curry, Tim (I)/Lucas, Gaven E./Barryte, Michael/Endoso, Kenny/Rockwell, Sam/Wolf, Sean (I)/Eliopoulos, Paul/Flor, Björn/Wilson, Luke (I)/Whalen, Sean (I)/Seffinger, Josh/Williams, Brandon (I)/Matthews, Tuesday/Green, Tom (III)/Oliver, Paul (II)/Forsythe, John (I)/Stephenson, Bob (II)/Papajohn, Michael/Frauman, Matthew (I)/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Oseary, Guy/Nismiuraha, Micchno/Smith, Mike (I)/Ryan, Mark (I)/Wilson, Raliegh/Grevioux, Kevin/Dunaway, Tim/Ito, Steven/Calloway, Jim/Patterson, Raymond/Bellamy, Ned/Ore, Bobby/Cole, Jennifer (I)/Diaz, Cameron/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Brooks, Paige/McCarthy, Melissa/Tuazon, Nikki/McDougal, Karen/Lynch, Kelly (I)/Liu, Lucy/Bozilovic, Ivana/Rivenski, Mysti/Hoffer, Sylvie/Jeinsen, Elke/Voigt, Stefanie/Gaona, Jessica +Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003)/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Barnes, Jonas/Bobbitt, Russell/Bobbitt, Travis/Gantt, Mark/Paige, Gabriel/Forsythe, John (I)/Janowicz, Josh/Comtois, Bruce/Happy, Clifford/Maung, Khin-Kyaw/LaBeouf, Shia (I)/Mac, Bernie/Boy, Big (I)/Pontius, Chris/Bogosian, Eric/Woodlee, Zachary/Santoro, Rodrigo/McGrath, Jeremy/Kahn, Al/Massy, Luke/Forster, Robert (I)/Glover, Crispin/Federman, Wayne (I)/Stephenson, Bob (II)/Slaughter, Lou/Miller, Joshua (I)/Jefferies, Marc John/Carmichael, Ricky/Károlyi, Béla/Moctezuma, Cecileo/Wilson, Andrew (III)/Townsend, Charles (IV)/Hytner, Steve/Theroux, Justin/Oseary, Guy/Guarnera, Michael/Reed, Tanoai/Cleese, John/Zhang, Daxing (I)/Patrick, Robert (I)/Cotone, Mark/LeBlanc, Matt/Huang, Shawn/Hart, Carey (III)/Yuen, Cheung-Yan/Robertson, Ed (I)/Willis, Bruce/Griffith, Anthony/Chow, John/Shada, Zack/Wilson, Luke (I)/Gosselaar, Chris/Flanagan, Tommy (I)/Lee, Mushond/Campbell, Kasey (I)/Bachar, Carmit/Smith, Jaclyn/Diaz, Cameron/Eve (II)/Gimenez, Jennifer/Hendrickson, Kate/DuBois, Ja'net/Olsen, Mary-Kate/Feldner-Shaw, Hannah/Blair, Joan M./Barrymore, Drew (I)/Olsen, Ashley/Moore, Demi/Fisher, Carrie/Zelniker, Hayley/Flood, Staci B./Batten, Cyia/Pink (I)/Lowry, Shanti/Liu, Lucy/Ellis, Nadine +Charlotte Gray (2001)/Redman, Erich/Shepherd, Jack (I)/Farrell, Nicholas/Savva, Michael/Gambon, Michael/Shannon, Robert (II)/Pearce, Robin/Kahler, Wolf/Oldfield, Martin/Mellinger, Michael/Roane, Jean-Pierre/Crudup, Billy/Hands, Robert/Birkin, David (I)/Jones, John Pierce/Bennett, John (I)/Wright, Angus/Fitzgerald, Michael (I)/Yeoman, Maurice/Lesser, Anton/Crutch, Lewis/Perkins, John (IV)/Hug, John/Goodman-Hill, Tom/Jung, Mathias/Ross, Hugh (I)/Burnside, Mike/Cook, Ron (I)/Condou, Charlie/Embree, James/Benfield, John/Myerscough, Damian/Plato, Mathew/Fleet, James (I)/Blanchett, Cate/Vincent, Louise/Heraut, Françoise/Cruttenden, Abigail/Bell, Miranda/McCrory, Helen/Barbier, Carole/Scarborough, Victoria/Marston, Amy/Barge, Gillian/McDougall, Charlotte/Lavelle, Rosanna/Bouche, Severine +Charlotte's Web (1973)/Messick, Don/White, William B./Stephenson, John (I)/Reilly, Charles Nelson/Bonaduce, Danny/Frank, Fred (III)/Other Singers/Gibson, Henry (I)/Madden, Dave (I)/Vigran, Herb/Holt, Bob/Lynde, Paul/Allen, Rex/Scott, Martha/Moorehead, Agnes/Gerber, Joan/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Ferdin, Pamelyn +Charme discret de la bourgeoisie, Le (1972)/Dhermay, Jean-Michel/Bertheau, Julien/Baltauss, Christian/Lary, Pierre/Mailfort, Maxence/Party, Robert/Benoît, Robert/Maistre, François/Jarry, Jean-Claude/Maguelon, Pierre/Jaeger, Claude/Frankeur, Paul/Floche, Sébastien/Rey, Fernando (I)/Degrave, Jean/Le Béal, Robert/Revel, Jean/Douking, Georges/Piccoli, Michel/Musson, Bernard/Rispal, Jacques/Guilloteau, François/Bauchet, Olivier/Cassel, Jean-Pierre/Piéplu, Claude/Seyrig, Delphine/Ogier, Bulle/Maione, Maria Gabriella/Soler Leal, Amparo/Audran, Stéphane/Mahieux, Alix/Muni/Vernon, Diane/Deschott, Anne-Marie/Vukotic, Milena/Bahl, Ellen +Chase, The (1994)/Dandridge, Paul/Berryman, Joe/Jeremy, Ron/Dougal, Miles/Wise, Ray (I)/Glenn, Eric/Black, James (II)/Harrod, David (I)/Bell, Marshall/Cain, Wirt/Sagal, Joe/Kiedis, Anthony/Richmond, Werner/Elwes, Cary/Perella, Marco/Rollins, Henry/Mostel, Josh/Hibbs/Thomas, James (II)/Ferguson, Chamblee/Chessney, Brian/Davies, John S./Carroll, Rocky/Perkins, David (VI)/Sheen, Charlie/Morris, Alex Allen/Flea/McGraw, Sean/Schramm, D. Brett/Smith, Steve (II)/Allan, Michael (I)/Elliott, R. Bruce/Grace, Wayne/Clifton, Larry/Elwes, Cassian (I)/Smith, Windlind/Artis, Deborah Oliver/Zoelle, Melissa/Lamiel, Gabriella/Lampley, Bree Walker/Swanson, Kristy/Christian, Claudia/Nogulich, Natalia +Chasing Amy (1997)/Lynch, Brian (I)/Willyung, John/Affleck, Ben/Washington, Tse-Mach/Mosier, Scott/Goebel, Alexander/Jude, Brian/O'Halloran, Brian/Allred, Mike/Suplee, Ethan/Quesada, Joe/Pereira, Vincent/Damon, Matt/O'Donnell, Ernest/Mewes, Jason/Lee, Jason (I)/Torn, Tony/Smith, Kevin (I)/Affleck, Casey/Millstein, Jeff/Hawk, Robert/Ewell, Dwight/Cronin, Tim (II)/Llywelyn, Carmen/Simpkins, Kelli/Mosier, Kristin/Turner, Guinevere/Waxman, Rebecca/Petrick, Paris/Smith, Virginia (II)/White, Welker/Adams, Joey Lauren +Chasing Liberty (2004)/Sands, Stark/Ashe, Robert/Long, Joseph (I)/Ellis, Sam (I)/Sugerman, Joel/Vosmik, Jan/Roots, The/Maj, David/Maynard, Terence/Vasut, Marek/Karlik, Pavel/Harmon, Mark (I)/Hancock, Martin (I)/Hancock, Lewis/Goode, Matthew/Fager, Dusan/Cerny, Frantisek/Benoir, Zac/Hamovz, Zdenek/Jayawardena, Tony/Caspe, Brian/Hagon, Garrick/Filipensky, Jan Pavel/Vanek, Petr/Meissel, Petr/Bouchet, Adrian/Dal Corso, Maurizio/Cimfe, Milan/Kuzelka, Jan/Healy, Jeremy/Piven, Jeremy/Betram, Dennison/Iskhakov, Nial/Glassco, Briony/Sciorra, Annabella/Goodman, Jan/Moore, Mandy (II)/Barnfield, Tyla/Tello, Lily/Margolyes, Miriam/Goodall, Caroline/Liskova, Lucie/Rosen, Beatrice +Cheaper by the Dozen (2003)/Fitch, Benjamin/Martin, Steve (I)/Landis, Forrest/Knight, Wayne (I)/Pike, Gary/Gordon, Adam Taylor/Shults, Dylan S./Osborne, Holmes/Vega, Antonio (III)/Rooney, Ted (I)/Bowe, David/Kelsey, David (I)/Welling, Tom/Jenkins, Richard (I)/McCrary, Joel (I)/Smith, Jacob (I)/Kinsman, Brent/Lawrence, Steven Anthony/Philbin, Regis/Kinsman, Shane/Gold, Elon/Woodruff, Blake/Ruck, Alan/Shepard, Dax/Linn, Rex/Padalecki, Jared/Kutcher, Ashton/Carey, Kevin/Mair, Ossie/Schmidt, Kevin (III)/Levy, Shawn (I)/Linley, Cody/Duff, Hilary/Brennan, Eileen/Ripa, Kelly/Perabo, Piper/Dupont, Tiffany/Stoner, Alyson/Hill, Amy/Araskog, Julie Kay/Carden, Merris/Calloway, Vanessa Bell/York, Morgan/Mumy, Liliana/Marshall, Paula (I)/Hunt, Bonnie +Cheaper by the Dozen 2 (2005)/Losee, Graham/Kalilieh, Sam/Welling, Tom/Landis, Forrest/Woodruff, Blake/Keleghan, Peter/Brock, Phil (I)/Schmidt, Kevin (III)/Conti, Alexander/Copeland, William (II)/Howard, Seth/Henry, Ely/Levy, Shawn (I)/Levy, Eugene/Runyan, Damon/Shankman, Adam/Kinsman, Shane/Rosenthal, Dylan/Lautner, Taylor/Kinsman, Brent/Smith, Tre/Martin, Steve (I)/MacDougall, Lee/Smith, Jacob (I)/Amell, Robbie/Knight, Matthew/Roberts, Shawn (II)/Bennett, Jonathan/Falcone, Ben (I)/Joosten, Kathryn/Parsons, Jenny (I)/Hunt, Bonnie/Rose, Enid/Van Horn, Sara/York, Morgan/Daly, Nancy/Fitzpatrick, Madison/Electra, Carmen/Fitzpatrick, Courtney/Perabo, Piper/Stoner, Alyson/King, Jaime (I)/Tonello, Melanie/Dulmage, Kristen/Wanstall, Haylee/Duff, Hilary/Atis, Resmine/Mumy, Liliana/Goglia, Juliette/Keaton, Kelly +Cheech & Chong's Next Movie (1980)/Kramer, Sy/Bovingloh, Don/Chong, Tommy/Steadman, John (I)/Austin, Gary (IV)/Dysert, Alan/McClurg, Bob/Vacío, Natividad/Marin, Cheech/Bromilow, Peter/Hartman, Phil (I)/Thompson, Scott (I)/Sawaya, Rick/Winslow, Michael (I)/Powers, Ben/Lawson, Len/Reubens, Paul/Paragon, John/Mechsner, Susan/Chong, Shelby/Guerrero, Evelyn/Wilson, Rita (I)/Minton, Faith/Cleveland, Missy/McClurg, Edie/Peterson, Cassandra/Marin, Rikki/Davis, Lynna'/Wells, Victoria (I)/Kennedy, Betty (I)/Hopkins, Kim (I) +Cherry Falls (2000)/Durango, Christian/Mann, Gabriel (I)/Inscoe, Joe/Courtney, Rand/Biehn, Michael/Boles, Steve/Bradford, Jesse/Knighton, Zachary/Qualls, DJ/Malicki-Sánchez, Keram/Forrester, Rick/Harding, Michael (III)/Wharff, Alex/Joy, Mark/Ayers, Steve/Mohr, Jay/Szibler, Stephen/Cammack, Michael/Friday, Bryan/Noday, Patt/Scalf, Danny/McKee, Bret/Weston, Michael (I)/Lenthall, David/West Jr., Joseph M./Privett, Barry/Malbrough, Gerard/Goodwin, Michael (I)/Fickes, Colin/Janowsky, Jesse/Evans, Christopher (II)/Spain, Douglas/Driscoll, Jessica/Thomas, Christine Offutt/Blair, Bre/Murphy, Brittany/Aston-Dennis, Candy/Hobart, Deborah/Clark, Candy/Bush, Beatrice/Ballance, Tammy/Portman, Joannah/Ford, Clementine/Ramsey, Natalie/Moister, Margaret/Jones, Teresa/Perreyclear, Caroline/Coker, Rebecca/Davis, Vicki/Miller, Kristen/Anka, Amanda +Cheun gwong tsa sit (1997)/Dayton, Gregory/Chang, Chen/Cheung, Leslie/Leung Chiu Wai, Tony/Kwan, Shirley +Chicago (2002)/Lee, Darren/Smith, Rob (I)/McGrath, Blake/Liddell, Troy/Sermonia, Jason/Feore, Colm/Moreau, Marty/Salvagna, Patrick/Corsair, Bill/Rox, Robbie/Saunders, Cliff (II)/Palmer, Sean (I)/Pustil, Jeff/Wall, Brendan/Caruso, Brett/Pizzi, Joey/Shew, Timothy/Ard, Ken/Wayne Doyle, Shawn/Gere, Richard/Lacause, Sebastian/Whittaker, Jonathon/Becker, Paul (II)/Calamia, Marc/Behal, Steve/Dunn, Conrad/King, Curtis/Fiorini, Gerry/Amyot, Shaun/de Haas, Darius/Collins, Dennis (II)/Banfalvi, Ted/Negron, Rick/Britt, Bill/Thornton, Fronzi/Wise, Scott/Beal, Harrison/Mitchell, Gregory (I)/Diggs, Taye/Trujillo, Sergio (I)/Troyer, Eric/Siebert, Jeff (I)/West, Dominic/Campbell, Rod/Reilly, John C. (I)/Asbury, Cleve/Richardson, Desmond/Cote, Jean-Luke/Godineaux, Edgar/Podhora, Roman/Torlage, Leigh/Clarke, Jeff/Samuel, Martin (II)/Beaton, Bruce/Montano, Robert (I)/Fowler, Scott (I)/Scoren, Joseph/Hartung, Bill/Falk, Willie/McCann, Sean (I)/Gray, Brittany/Zenna, Kathryn/Ganderton, Monique/Roberts, Rhonda/Willes, Natalie/Faye, Denise (I)/Mackereth, Amber-Kelly/Chtchelkanova, Ekaterina/Flerangile, Melissa/Coffman-Lloyd, Kate/Dean, Laura (I)/Baranski, Christine/Goodwin, Deidre/Lambert, Vicky/Lelliott, Alice/Holness, Karen/Chiarelli, Catherine/Andrew, Karen/Zeta-Jones, Catherine/Eastwood, Jayne/Crawford, Eve/Dowling, Jocelyn/Baisley, Stacy Clark/Godfrey, Sheri/Jenkins, Capathia/Lamb, Mary Ann/Fehlberg, Megan/Plantadit-Bageot, Karine/Gage, Melanie A./Hughes, Tara Nicole/Savelli, Jennifer/Calitri, Dana/Latifah, Queen/Rivera, Chita/Rauw, Faye/Onrubia, Cynthia/Jacobs, Rachel (III)/Dorn, Margaret/Leonard, Rebecca (I)/Liu, Lucy/Morgan, April/Mya (I)/Martells, Audrey/Galati, Michelle/Michie, Erin/Barlow, Roxane/Misner, Susan/Wong, Robyn/Ferguson, Lisa (III)/King, Charley/Ramirez, Sara (I)/Johnston, Michelle (I)/Rueda-Watts, Danielle/Wray, Niki/Zellweger, Renée/Law, Elizabeth (I)/Richards, Nicki (I)/Coombe, Theresa/McFadden, Jody-Lynn/Chace, Kelsey +Chicken Little (2005)/Herskowitz, Brian/Marshall, Garry/Dindal, Mark/Spann, Aaron/Josten, Matthew Michael/Walton, Mark/Kress, Nathan/Bencich, Steve/Berg, Greg (I)/Frierson, Eddie/Kennedy, Mark (IV)/Shearer, Harry/Nichols, Jonathan/Amundsen, Tom/Finn, Will/Dunn, Evan/Elmore, Sean/Hahn, Archie/West, Adam (I)/Edgerly, Chris/Molina, Dan/Zahn, Steve/Hoover, Kelly/Warburton, Patrick/Mujica, Rene/Menville, Scott/Shawn, Wallace/Willard, Fred/Braff, Zach/Harris, Jason (I)/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Cowgill, David/Conrad, Scott (II)/Abrell, Brad/Whyte, Joe/Knotts, Don/Velez, Ivan 'Flipz'/Fraley, Patrick/Matheus, Connor/Sweeney, Pepper/Pape, Paul/Gonneau, Jackie/Lockhart, Anne (I)/McGarry, Dara/Marshall, Mona (I)/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Fein, Caitlin/Buescher, Julianne/Cusack, Joan/Douglas, Terri/Fein, Amanda/Sedaris, Amy/Kaplan, Amanda/Harvey, Brittney Lee +Chicken Run (2000)/Sharian, John/Spall, Timothy/Daniels, Phil (I)/Haygarth, Tony/Whitrow, Benjamin/Gibson, Mel (I)/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Horrocks, Jane/Staunton, Imelda/Kay, Lisa (I)/Ferguson, Lynn/Sawalha, Julia/Allen, Jo (II)/Strachan, Laura +Child's Play (1988)/Gray, Jamie (II)/Kane, Robert (II)/Oliver, Raymond (I)/Baird, Richard/Carter, Michael Patrick/Chavez, Michael (II)/Gross, Edan/Liss, Ted/Wilder, Alan (I)/Ramírez, Juan (I)/Osborne, Aaron (II)/Sarandon, Chris (I)/Gale, Ed/Giuntoli, Neil/Colvin, Jack/Dourif, Brad/Gerard, Tommy (I)/Hard, Tyler/Franklin, John (I)/Vincent, Alex/Swerdlow, Tommy/Alexander, Roslyn/Black, Suaundra/Munz, Erin/Twomey, Jana/Manoff, Dinah/Hicks, Catherine/Sack, Lena/Olsen, Leila Lee +Child's Play 2 (1990)/Mabray, Stuart/Krieger, Ed/Ryen, Adam/Melocchi, Vince/Dourif, Brad/Haskell, Peter/Roe, Matt (I)/Stevenson, Bill (I)/Meshack, Charles/Singer, Raymond/Pugsley, Don/Gross, Edan/Graham, Gerrit/Wylie, Adam/Vincent, Alex/Braha, Herbie/Germann, Greg/Roth, Brigitte/Zabriskie, Grace/Elise, Christine/Agutter, Jenny/Grant, Beth +Child's Play 3 (1991)/Whalin, Justin/Robinson, Andrew (I)/Haskell, Peter/Daniels, Matt (I)/Ellzey, David (I)/Pack, Richard A./Walker, Matthew (III)/Marion, Richard/Chieffo, Michael (I)/Sylvers, Jeremy/Fassler, Ron/Renna, Michael/Austine, Ryan/Sanders, Henry G./Fine, Travis/Winfrey, Kent/Gross, Edan/Byrnes, Burke/Lawrence, Mark Christopher/Jacobson, Dean (I)/Wills, Terry/Dourif, Brad/Matthews, Dakin/Sosna, David/Owens-Bender, Hannah/Owens-Bender, Sophie/Foraker, Lois/Reeves, Perrey/Owens, Laura/Slutske, Aimee Joy/Kirschner, Alexis (I)/Stockdale, Kim/Kirschner, Jessica/Eskra, Donna +Children of a Lesser God (1986)/Basinger, John/Byrd, William D./Brown, Max (II)/Dougherty, Jon-Paul/Bosco, Philip/Guest, Nicholas/Hahn III, Archie/Francis, Allan R./Hurt, William (I)/Magnani, Barry/Cleary, John F./Carter Jr., Frank/Blessing, Jack/Holmes, Philip/Limnidis, John/Kendall, Richard (I)/Carrington, James/Hiltermann, Bob/Shay, Christopher/Laurie, Piper/Legere, Charlene/Hanson, Ann/Stewart, Lynne Marie/Kendall, Nanci/Matlin, Marlee/Clowater, Lois/Bove, Linda/Gompf, Allison/Vorgan, Gigi/Cline, Georgia Ann/Swim, Linda/French, Leigh/Isa, Laraine/Brazil, Marie/Cellario, María/Kerr, E. Katherine +Children of Men (2006)/Ryder, Peter/KB, Forbes/Caine, Michael (I)/Klesic, Michael/L'Abidine, Dhaffer/Koman, Jacek/Dearle, Robert/Owen, Clive/Godla, Arpad/Fosh, Christopher/Westwick, Ed/Mullan, Peter/Manderlay, Thorston/Hunnam, Charlie/Yacuzzi, Juan Gabriel/Edwards, Barnaby/Ouvrard, Bruno/Grant, Rogan/Kenna, Jamie/Pruti, Faruk/Kostic, Goran/Lee, Maurice (I)/Bisi-Pedro, Ilario/Huston, Danny/Tomasini, Ernesto/Donn, Ray/Warren, Paul (VI)/Herbert, Philip/Sancho, Vidal/Martens, Henry/Sharma, Paul (II)/Ejiofor, Chiwetel/Norton, Michael (II)/Labbe, Francisco/James, Milenka/Messing, Martina/Mack, Denise/Urquhart, Philippa/Olsson, Caroline Lena/Pellea, Oana/Guha, Somi/Briers, Lucy/Ferris, Pam/Moore, Julianne (I)/Richardson, Joy/Kewer, Suzy/Ashitey, Claire-Hope/Pallard, Georgette/Sunny, Tehmina/Griffiths, Valerie +Children of the Corn (1984)/Kiger, Robby/Franklin, John (I)/Freeman, Eric (I)/Cowen, David/Boylan, Patrick (I)/Horton, Peter (I)/Marlowe, Jonas/Soderstrom, Elmer/Philbin, John/Gains, Courtney/Snook, Dan/Armstrong, R.G./Carter, Mitch/Johnson, D.G./Toigo, Teresa/McEvoy, Anne Marie/Maddalena, Julie/Southam, Suzy/Hamilton, Linda (I) +Chill Factor (1999)/Dye, Richie/DeVona, Phillip/Von Canon, Quint/Butler, Keith (I)/Dabbs, Tim/Van Harper, James/Black, Larry/Smeltzer, Tommy/Warren, Garrett/Mills, Judson/Penny, Bob/Aviles, Vic/Smith, Lonnie R./Coulter, Steve (I)/Loughlin, Terry/Omilami, Afemo/Mackenzie, Peter/Young, K. Addison/Paymer, David/Smith, Ron Clinton/Cairns, Jason/Macopson, Dwayne/Davis, Mike (II)/Hansard, Bart/Dixon, Camden/Ulrich, Skeet/Mott, Jordan/Firth, Peter/Gainey, Johnell/Palmer, Geoff (II)/Kelly, Daniel Hugh/Johnson, Gordon (I)/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Aguayo, Richard Todd/Valinsky, Martin/Carroll, Howard (I)/Fralick, David 'Shark'/Jared, Stephen/Cenicola, Johnny/Grimshaw, Jim/O'Connor, Kevin J./Daniels, Erin/Griffis, Rhoda/Acuna, Wanda/Bass, Suzi/Leick, Hudson +China Syndrome, The (1979)/Arquette, Lewis/Hall, James (II)/Donat, Peter/Karen, James (I)/Douglas, Michael (I)/Lewk, Daniel/Collins, Reuben/Chinn, Allan (I)/Cavestani, Frank/Eure, Tom/Pancake, Roger/Arnsen, David/Larson, Darrell/Beagle, E. Hampton/Lombard, Ron/Alaimo, Michael (I)/Herd, Richard (I)/Pfeiffer, David/Brady, Scott (I)/Williams, Harry M./Mann, Michael (II)/Garcia, Joseph (I)/Woods, Robert S./Beckwith, Alan/Hotton, Donald/Lemmon, Jack/Clenard, Val/Fiscoe, Martin/Larson, Paul (I)/Baietti, Al/Barker, Dennis/Lowry, Joe/Eisenbise, David/Morrell, Diandra/Bohrman, Stan/Smith Jr., Jack/Hodges, Clay/Kline, James/McMullen, Dennis/Hampton, James (I)/Pellegrino, Nick/Kaul, Alan/Valdez, Daniel (I)/Bishop, Donald/Brimley, Wilford/Helvey, Carol/Ali, Khalilah/Fonda, Jane/Harford, Betty/Taggart, Rita/Lane, Trudy +Chinatown (1974)/Hinds, Nandu/Montgomery, Elliott/Mantell, Joe/Holland, John (I)/Willingham, Noble/Justin, George/Polanski, Roman/Bakalyan, Richard/Roberto, Federico/Jenkins, Paul (I)/Fujikawa, Jerry/Arnold, Denny/Nicholson, Jack/Warren, Richard (III)/Huston, John (I)/Martínez, Claudio/Knapp, Charles/Glover, Bruce (I)/Vint, Jesse/Zwerling, Darrell/Hillerman, John/Howard, Rance/Jenson, Roy (I)/Burk, Jim (I)/Lopez, Perry/Golden, Bob (I)/Erickson, Doc/Young, Burt/de Broux, Lee/Roberts, Roy (I)/Rogers, John (VI)/Hong, James/Warnick, Allan/O'Rear, James/Burr, Fritzi/Dunaway, Faye/Quo, Beulah/Harding, Elizabeth (I)/Palmer, Belinda/Ladd, Diane/Elliott, Cecil +Chinjeolhan geumjassi (2005)/Lee, Dae-yeon/Choi, Min-sik/Oh, Kwang-rok/Yu, Ji-tae/Nam, Il-woo/Ryoo, Seung-wan/Kim, Byeong-ok (II)/Song, Kang-ho/Kim, Shi-hoo/Barry, Tony (I)/Oh, Dal-su/Shin, Ha-kyun/Lee, Seung-Shin/Seo, Yeong-ju (II)/Lim, Su-gyeong/Kang, Hye-jeong/Ra, Mi-ran/Cordiner, Anne/Kwon, Yea-young/Kim, Bu-seon/Go, Su-hee/Yun, Jin-seo/Lee, Yeong-ae +Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968)/Ross, Peter (IV)/Hill, Benny/Heawood, John/Unwin, Stanley/Van Dyke, Dick/Taylor, Larry (I)/Darbyshire, Michael/Wall, Max/Taylor, Gerald/Ross, Joseph (I)/Justice, James Robertson/Baskcomb, John/Kaye, Davy/Wattis, Richard/Doré, Alexander/Jenner, Robert/Campion, Gerald/Bacon, Max/Miles, Connel/Fröbe, Gert/Helpmann, Robert/Parker, Ross/Audreson, Michael/Arne, Peter/Maddern, Victor/Jeffries, Lionel/DeLyle, Monti/Llewelyn, Desmond/Kingsley, Nigel (I)/Fielder, Harry/Hall, Adrian (I)/Mullard, Arthur/Felton, Felix/Spear, Bernard/Waller, Kenneth/Davis, Eddie (I)/Windsor, Barbara/Howes, Sally Ann/Quayle, Anna/Truman Taylor, Totti/Ripley, Heather/Black, Eunice +Chocolat (2000)/Brown, David (I)/Tardieu, Guillaume/Stormare, Peter/Depp, Johnny/Molina, Alfred (I)/Barry, Ged/Connell, Gaelan/Holiday, J.J./Ross, Malcolm (I)/Stoddart, Iain/Pratt, Harrison/Parent Koenig, Aurelien/Wood, John (I)/Adam, Arnaud/O'Conor, Hugh/Cook, Ron (I)/Antonio, Esteban/Gil-Martinez, Antonio/Thivisol, Victoire/Binoche, Juliette/Gleizer, Michèle/MacAvoy, Dominique/Olin, Lena/Dench, Judi/Taylor-Isherwood, Sally/Yassukovich, Tatyana/Caron, Leslie/Cardona, Hélène/Delany, Dominique/Moss, Carrie-Anne/Hauducoeur, Marion/Dog, Sally the/Commelin, Elisabeth/Oliveira, Christianne +Chopper (2000)/Colosimo, Vince/Price, Carl/Graham, Kenny (II)/Houli, Sam/Lyndon, Simon/Mannix, Brian/Taylor, Marcus (II)/Gray, Ernie/Targhan, Johnnie/Liistro, Serge/Waddell, Garry/Barker, Fred (I)/Henderson, Hilton/Humphrys, Fletcher/Sutherland, Richard/Hardy, Peter (II)/Paterson, David (II)/Willesee, Terry/Young, Bill (I)/Dunn, Andrew (III)/Pitt, Gregory/Cluff, Caleb/Stratford, Mark/Rabiah, Robert/Bana, Eric (I)/Field, David (I)/Wyllie, Daniel/Close, Alan/Brack, Renee/Beahan, Kate/King, Sarah Jane/Western, Pam/Emtsis, Annalise/Hannifer, Eve/Wansey, Skye +Choristes, Les (2004)/Godel, Armen/Gatignol, Grégory/Gadler, Steve/Chariéras, Paul/Fargeot, Simon/Jugnot, Gérard/Carré-Cassaigne, Théodul/Desmarestz, Erick/Bonnaire, Jean-Paul/Bernicot, Cyril/Berléand, François/Merad, Kad/Caccia, Michel/Du Janerand, Philippe/Dubusset, Fabrice/Maunier, Jean-Baptiste/Flamand, Didier/Blumenthal, Thomas/Perrin, Maxence/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Ditisheim, Monique/Weiss, Carole (I)/Bunel, Marie/Chalvon, Lena/Dupanloup, Colette/Barratier, Violette/Coubaillon, Marielle +Chorus Line, A (1985)/Bushnell, Bill (I)/Jones, Reed/Scott, Timothy (II)/Cal, Sergio/Balou, Buddy/Fitzgerald, Peter (I)/Plank, Scott/Blevins, Michael/Aaron, Eric/Pyle, Rhett/English, Cameron/Smith, Sammy (I)/McGowan, Charles (I)/Askler, David/Ross, Justin (I)/Montano, Felix (I)/Hammil, John/Douglas, Michael (I)/McNamara, Pat (I)/Savage, Blane/Fields, Tony (I)/Huffman, Gregg/Bullard, Brian (I)/Wise, Scott/Carpenter, Cole (I)/Cole, Alexander (I)/Cruz, Frank/Burge, Gregg/Najeeullah, Mansoor/West, Matt (I)/Onickel, Alan/Cornell, Jeffrey/DeFabees, Richard/Mann, Terrence/Baldwin, Bryant/Lehnert, Jack/DeLuca, John/Cavise, Joe Anthony/Klinger, Pam/Cook, Leslie/Frederick, Vicki/Dawson, Roxann/Colby, Christine/Cox, Alicia (II)/Baxter, Carol/Broughton, Ida/Assaf, Michele/Stevens, Leslie (II)/Bellis, Tina/Boyd, Jan Gan/Lynch, Gloria (II)/Yeager, Barbara/Brown, Sharon (I)/Stuart, Mary Ellen/Jordan, Bambi/Lavorato, Barbara/Borges, Yamil/Fosse, Nicole/Prunczik, Karen/Burr, Cheryl/Harris, Niki/Clark, Cheryl/Cholodenko, Linda/Johnston, Michelle (I)/Kent, Jennifer (II)/Jones, Janet/Bruno, Anna/Landers, Audrey/Randel, Melissa/Reed, Alyson/Alexander, Khandi/Brown, Robin (III)/AnneMarie/Connors, Anne +Christine (1983)/Jivan, Mohhib/Warhit, Douglas/Darnell, Robert/Lomino, Daniel A./French, Bruce (I)/Tubb, Barry/Stockwell, John/Prosky, Robert/Petersen, John Richard (I)/Poppel, Marc/Charno, Stuart/Blossom, Roberts/Steak, Charles/Stanton, Harry Dean/Tash, Steven/Danare, Malcolm/Spielberg, David/Gordon, Keith (I)/Collier, Richard (I)/Ostrander, William/Belford, Christine/Paul, Alexandra (I)/Preston, Kelly/Burrell, Jan/Montgomery, Keri +Christmas Story, A (1983)/Anaya, Yano/Carlson, Leslie/McLean, Dwayne/Billingsley, Peter/Clark, Bob (III)/Fox, Colin (I)/Shepherd, Jean (I)/Petrella, Ian/Kravitz, Bill/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Gillen, Jeff/Ward, Zack/Hubbard, Paul/Wallace, Tommy (I)/Wong, John (I)/Bellusci, Rocco/Wong, Johan Sebastian/Hocevar, Drew/Ma, Dan/Hunter, Jim (I)/Pinkwater, Daniel M./Robb, R.D./McGavin, Darren/Schwartz, Scott (I)/Svoboda, David/Lee, Fred (I)/Kaider, Helen E./Dillon, Melinda/Powrie, Christine/Moore, Tedde/Matthews, Julie/Johnson, Patty (I) +Christmas Vacation (1989)/Chase, Chevy/Folk, Alexander/Galecki, Johnny/Guest, Nicholas/Burger, Cody/Roberts, Jeremy (I)/MacKechnie, Keith/Kaufman, Michael (I)/McMurray, Sam/Llewelyn, Doug/Weaver, Woody/Hooker, Billy Hank/Quaid, Randy/Foti Jr., Frank/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Randolph, John/Epper, Tony (I)/Hickey, William (I)/Marshall, E.G./Bailey, Devin/Scorsese, Nicolette/Flynn, Miriam/Ladd, Diane/Questel, Mae/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Roberts, Doris/Nogulich, Natalia/Latzen, Ellen Hamilton/Louis-Dreyfus, Julia/D'Angelo, Beverly +Christmas with the Kranks (2004)/Romano, J.P./Correy, Mark/Breen, Patrick/Thompson, Cary/Taylor, Paul (VII)/Lavan, René/Smith, Lyndon/Allen, Tim (I)/Marin, Cheech/Aykroyd, Dan/Cox, Doug/Hornsby, David/Pfening, Ryan/Short, John/Sullivan, Erik Per/Daly, Andrew (I)/Lander, David L./Pendleton, Austin/Busey, Jake/Guzaldo, Joe/Lee, Cameron (I)/Poston, Tom/Chamberlin, Kevin (I)/Walsh, M. Emmet/Walsh, Matt (I)/Lawrence, Mark Christopher/O'Connor, Patrick (VII)/Hulsey, Dava/Chalaya, Victoria/Hall, Laura/Rhodes, Kim/Myrin, Arden/Klippert, Alissa/Watson-Johnson, Vernee/Hoag, Jan/Santiano, June Renee/Roth, Julia/Smith, Rachel L./Curtis, Jamie Lee/Franz, Elizabeth/Broussard, Chelsea/Loew, Sarah/Didawick, Dawn/Andrews, Nicole/Friedericy, Bonita/Colasanti, Rose/Block, Taylor/Rhea, Caroline/Gonsalves, Eryn Nicole/Gonzalo, Julie/Huffman, Felicity +Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, The (2005)/Neeson, Liam/Farooque, Zakiuddin Mohd./Pickering, Russell/Tuson, Lee/Gresham, Douglas/Winstone, Ray/Williams, Charles (XI)/Huntley, Noah/Hall, Jaxin/Steuer, Philip/King, Richard (XVII)/May, Jim (V)/Cosmo, James/Rhodes, Cameron/Savangvong, Doungdieo/Ramaswami, M./Murdoch, Terry/Evan-Jones, Sim/Lupton, Morris/Kannada, Bhoja 'BK'/Cooper, Greg (III)/Navi, Ajay Ratilal/La Hood, Sam/Everett, Rupert/Kake, Patrick/Keynes, Skandar/Cook, Brandon (III)/Nusungnern, Nikhom/Wells, Mark (II)/Rangi, Shane/Madsen, Michael (I)/Moseley, William (I)/McAvoy, James/Shah, Kiran/Barrington, Ben/Broadbent, Jim/Ure, Stephen/Browne, Katrina/Kirk, Elizabeth/Swinton, Tilda/Haldane, Susan/McIntosh, Judy/Edwards, Shelly/Phelan, Alina/Mathias, Tiggy/Hamill, Felicity/Tanner, Lucy/Popplewell, Anna/Cook, Cassie/Chansantor, Praphaphorn 'Fon'/Henley, Rachael/Hitchcock, Sonya/French, Dawn/O'Rourke, Kate/Bremner, Margaret/Winkleman, Sophie/Henley, Georgie/Sarofim, Allison/Cater, Vanessa/Hawthorne, Elizabeth +Chronicles of Riddick, The (2004)/Olsson, Ty/Felber, Shohan/Dorval, Adrien/David, Keith (I)/Zuckermann, Charles/Wageningen, Yorick van/Colacitti, Stefano/Thompson, Andy (I)/Reis, Shawn/Sharmrou, Ahmad/Acheson, Mark/Daly, Rob (I)/Mina, Mina E./Chen, Terry/Kalugin, Alexander/Laurie, Darcy/Williams, Peter (IV)/Chinlund, Nick/Mann, John (VI)/Gibbon, Mark (I)/Selmour, Ron/Prowse, John (II)/Feore, Colm/Cross, Roger R./Urban, Karl/Heyerdahl, Christopher/Cotton, Ben (I)/Corrigan, Colin/Kravchenko, Vitaly/Diesel, Vin/De Souza, Cedric/Douglas, Aaron (I)/Vonas, Nigel/Ganeev, Raoul/Roache, Linus/Armstrong, Michasha/Gujral, Fabian/Arthurs, Douglas/Newton, Thandie/Llewellyn, Alexis/Hawthorne, Kimberly/Gale, Lorena/Cox, Christina/Davalos, Alexa/Lehman, Kristin/Dench, Judi +Chuck&Buck (2000)/Buccola, Gino/Hook, Jaime/Thomas, Jesse Lee/Keiffer, Doug/Gieco, Giovanni/Olderman, Nathaniel/Hyman, Marc/Penn, Zak/Maxwell, Tony (II)/Maayan, Yehuda/Mooney, James (II)/Wilson, Caleb (II)/Gellman, Paul/Huss, Damon/White, Mike (I)/Thomas, Barry G./Parker, Adam Storms/Yerxa, Ron/Weitz, Paul/Wilkins, T.J./Chávez, Chuy/Weitz, Chris/Duffy, Vince/Brown, Jonathan (III)/Sand, Paul (I)/Pugh, Ezra/Baratta, Dana (II)/Thompson, Miranda (II)/Bruff, Jules/Colt, Beth (I)/Rocha, Josephina J./Wigmore, Mary (II)/McCaw, Megan/Tucker, Meredith/Gordon, Pamela (I)/Lichter, Linda (I)/Ontiveros, Lupe/Bram, Ruthie/Rudolph, Maya/Simon, Glory/Murphy, Annette (I)/Espinoza, Erin +Chumscrubber, The (2005)/Culkin, Rory/Bell, Jamie (I)/Spiro, Scott/Heard, John/Parise, Jeff/Jungmann, Eric/DeKay, Tim/Gleason, Richard/Ellison, David (II)/Janowicz, Josh/Van Ville, Max/Isaacs, Jason/Chatwin, Justin (I)/Fiennes, Ralph/Fichtner, William/Pucci, Lou Taylor/Curtis, Thomas/Kyle, Scotty/Goodall, Caroline/Close, Glenn/Belle, Camilla/Moss, Carrie-Anne/Shanahan, Laura/Holly, Lauren/Copeland, Kathi/Hegarty, Susan/Janney, Allison/Zeskind, Rachel/Wilson, Rita (I) +Chung hing sam lam (1994)/Jinquan, Chen/Kaneshiro, Takeshi/Songshen, Zuo/Zhiming, Huang/Leung Chiu Wai, Tony/Lin, Brigitte/Zhen, Liang/Kwan, Lee-na/Wong, Faye/Langdon, Lynne/Chow, Valerie +Cidade de Deus (2002)/Oliveira, Luis Carlos Rodrigues/Moreira, Leiz/Andrey, Lúcio/da Silva, Ricardo Rocha/Mendes, Diego/Ferreira, Diego/Araújo, Wallace/Santos, Marcelo António/Viana, Marcos (II)/Jorge, Seu/Miranda, Leandra/Oliveira, Edson/Oliveira, Erick/Fonseca, Denise/Costa, Márcio (II)/Lopes, Wanderson 'Petão'/Roque, Waldeck/Santos, Bernardo/Lins, Frederico/Siqueira, Júlio César/Nachtergaele, Matheus/Sech, Rómulo 'Guinomo'/da Cunha, Fábio 'Dog'/Oliveira, Luis Carlos/Cunha, Darlan/Garcia, Euclides/Vinicios, Marcio/Borges, Micael/Ventura, Cleiton/Zettel, Daniel/Paraventi, Charles/William, Guilherme/Junior, Marcello Melo/de Souza, Rafael/Martins, Éder Júlio/Lira, Ricardo/Krushewsky, Yuri/Lugão, Anderson/Monteiro, Renan/Coutinho, Marcos/Haagensen, Phellipe/Costa, Marcello (II)/Junqueira, Marcos 'Kikito'/Gonçalves, Michele/Samuel, Charles/Nascimento, Luís/de Souza, Renato/Lucas, Leandro/Firmino, Leandro/Haagensen, Jonathan/Marques, Anderson Bruno/Francisco, Ramon/Cerqueira, Alexander/César, Cláudio/Nascimento, Wallace/Alves, Marcello 'Máscara'/Otávio, Luis/Wallace, Thiago/Porto, Felipe/Amaral, Nelson/Amorim, Otto/Ricardo, Wellington Costa/Silva, Felipe/Melo, Leonardo/Marcos, Francisco/Batista, Leandro Dias/Martins, André Pires/Ribeiro Seixas, Luiz Carlos/Bispo, Sérgio/de Souza, Michel/Montenegro, Edson/Engracia, Gustavo/Avernas, Carlos Henrique/Guedes, Antoni/Barcelos, Omar 'Mazinho'/Camilo, Gero/Generoso, Leo/Sabino, Rubens/Xalebaradã, Adão/Smith, Carlos 'Lencinho'/Gonçalves, Leandro/Lustosa, Edward Boggiss/Rocha, Robson/Firmino, Damião/Suplino, Jefechander/Araújo, Marcelo/Chapelin, Sérgio/Figueiras, Maurício/Peak, Tulé/Marques, Maurício/Fraga, Guti/Farias, Jota/Ricardo, Bruno/Christiano/Soares, João (II)/Piranha, Eduardo 'BR'/Duurvoort, Christian/Lima, Leandro (I)/Faria, Vinicius/Lopes, Arlindo/Vitório, Ruy/Machado, Manuel (II)/César, Paulo 'Jacaré'/Estevam, Guilherme/Soares, Peter/Barros, Wendel/Rodrigues, António (II)/Valentim, Delano/Teixeira, Harlem/Money, Ed/Melo, Marcelo/Conceição, Fábio Castor/Gonçalves, Wemerson/Rodrigues, Alexandre/Fontenele, Rafael/Michel, Jonas/Lima, John (II)/Gonçalves, Fabiano (I)/dos Santos, Pierre/Braga, Bartolomeu/Martins, Ivan (II)/de Castro, Rafael/Nogueira, Felipe/Mello, Wagner/Mendonça, Felipe Villela/Martins, Thiago/Lins, Paulo/dos Santos, Alex/Tavares, Alexandre 'China'/Batista, Diego/Mendes, André Luiz/Santana, Babu/Oliveira, Mário Luiz Costa/Miguez, Roberto/Faria, Anderson/Gomes, Emerson/Silva, Douglas/Araújo, Olivia/Torres, Gil (II)/da Silva, Jéssica/Moretto, Graziela/Falcão, Karina/Rodrigues, Rosangela/Rosa, Sabrina/Meirelles, Carol/Roque, Luciana/Braga, Alice/Pinheiro, Marina Mandonça/Sheila, Mary/Ornelas, Danielle/Rodrigues, Roberta +Cider House Rules, The (1999)/Maguire, Tobey/Irving, Colin (I)/Freeman, K. Todd/Irving, John (I)/Simmons, J.K./Caine, Michael (I)/Tobin, John H./Donnelly, Patrick (I)/Albano, John/Rudd, Paul (I)/Culkin, Kieran/Batchelder, Earle C./Diamond, Spencer/Chapman, Kevin (I)/Heavy D/Parke, Evan/Lindo, Delroy/Flynn, Jimmy (I)/Farmer, Lonnie/Sullivan, Erik Per/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Andrew, Sean/Stevens, Christine (I)/Fine, Norma/Alexander, Jane (I)/Nelligan, Kate/de la Huerta, Paz/Schechter, Edie/Stankiewicz, Victoria/Bogue, Mary/Badu, Erykah/McCole Bartusiak, Skye/Daly, Clare/Baker, Kathy (I)/Corley, Annie/Theron, Charlize/Berry, Kasey +Cincinnati Kid, The (1965)/Calloway, Cab/Weston, Jack/Indrisano, John/Robinson, Edward G./Taggart, Hal/Kevin, Sandy/Pearson, Brett (II)/Riordan, Christopher/Martell, Gregg/Winslow, Dick/Swenson, Karl/Torn, Rip/Hall, Claude/Albin, Andy/Mustin, Burt/Taylor, Dub (I)/Corey, Jeff/Verdier, Paul/Kenny, Colin/Malden, Karl/Stevenson, Robert (II)/Soble, Ron (I)/Wendell, Howard/Challee, William/DoQui, Robert/Marcuse, Theodore/Wayne, Jesse (I)/Genest, Émile/Soule, Olan/Wagenheim, Charles/Wilson, Harry (I)/Stewart, Joseph B./Hines, Harry/McQueen, Steve (I)/O'Hara, Barry/Selzer, Milton/Zuckert, Bill/Elson, Donald/Duran, Larry/McCaffrie, Pat/Hart, John (I)/Ware, Midge/Harrison, Virginia/Mabley, Moms/Howard, Brenda (I)/Perry, Joyce (I)/Blondell, Joan/Weld, Tuesday/Tedrow, Irene/Ann-Margret/Dillard, Mimi +Cinderella (1950)/Douglas, Mike (I)/Van Rooten, Luis/Phipps, William/McCauley, Clint/Fontaine, John/MacDonald, James (II)/Woodbury, John/Keen, Earl/Barclay, Don/Williams, Rhoda/Seibert, Helen/Bliss, Lucille/Audley, Eleanor/Woods, Ilene/Gerson, Betty Lou/Felton, Verna (I)/Stanley, Helene/Foray, June/Sullivan, June/Darlington, Marion/Williams, Lucille/Du Brey, Claire +Cinderella Man (2005)/Campbell, Nicholas/Mackie, Bill/Katz, Judah/Howard, Rance/Grazer, Gavin/McNamara, Michael (V)/Wylie, Peter (I)/Ryan, Paul (VII)/Binsley, Richard/Dundee, Angelo/Dunbar, Dave (II)/Giamatti, Paul/Binkowski, Art/Dyson, Michael (I)/Litzinger, David/Malkin, Sam/Banks, Boyd/Ritz, James (I)/Eddis, Tim/Clayderburg, Gary/Georgieff, David/Nashman, Alon/Huband, David (I)/Lewis, Julian (I)/Langlois, Mike/Burd, Tim/Crowe, Russell/Podhora, Roman/Lunn, Stewart/Cecere, Fulvio/Cuzzocrea, Dominic/Tari, Egidio/Murphy, Keith (IV)/McGuckian, Kennedy/McGuckian, Liam/Crumb, Christopher/Didiano, Peter/Fink, Eric/Louis, Patrick/Craig, Philip (I)/Ellison, Gerry/Carusi, Nick/Marsh, Ray (II)/Lewis, Richard (II)/Eisen, Lou/Healy, John (I)/McGill, Bruce/Bourque, Wayne/James, Ken (II)/Rage, Banjamin/Duff, George/Bergschneider, Conrad/Shamata, Chuck/Canada, Ron/Tsarouchas, Angelo/Quigley, Gerry (I)/Pyrz, Gene/Howard, Clint/Simmons, Mark (I)/Kurzydlowski, Thomasz/Gordon, Wayne (III)/Kash, Daniel (I)/Taylor, Mark (XXX)/Price, Connor (I)/Gilroy, Sean/Jagersky, Brian/Chretien, Fernand/Bracken, Jacob/Donohue, James (IV)/Roberts, Chick/Chin, Michael (I)/Alachiotis, Nick/MacDonald, Duff/Bracken, Cooper/Considine, Paddy/Amos-Ross, Troy/Richards, Jake/Taylor, Matthew G./Foster, Neil (I)/Smith, Nick (VIII)/Newsome, Michael C./Kalbhenn, John/Flemming, Wayne/Warnock, Craig (I)/Brown, Darrin/Amos, Christopher D./Sutton, Richard (I)/Bierko, Craig/Stockwell, Alec/Kerr, Ray/Abrams, Aaron/Marrocco, Gino/Crawford, Rufus/MacNeill, Peter (I)/Priestman, Andrew/Reid, R.D./Stelmack, Andrew/Starr, Beau/Kirchner, James/Wine, Billy/McEwan, Everton/Stevens, Michael (XII)/Munch, Tony/Di Zio, Sergio/Arkell, Dave/Smith, Robert N./Clark, Stuart (I)/Matthews Swain, Katrina/Zellweger, Renée/Johnston, Alicia/Fink, Isabella/Cairns, Alex/Alexander, Magdalena/Kash, Linda/Waller, Ariel/Ritcey, Joanne/Raymer, Riley/Sherman, Debra/Ward, Nancy E.L./DeWitt, Rosemarie/Augustson, Nola/Matthews, Sharron/Lomasney, Amy/Pringle, Ramona/Carter, Krysta +Cinderella Story, A (2004)/Byrd, Dan/Orosco, Oscar/Eckhouse, James/Molinari, Anthony/Randleman, Mike/Kilner, Kevin/Billingsley, John (II)/Bufanda, Brad/Jackson, Richard (I)/Rodriguez, Paul (I)/Hamilton, Hunter/Beitel, Jason/Helberg, Simon/Bonner, Kato/Tobin, John H./Slavin, Vernon/Rich, Sabin/Murray, Chad Michael/Prince, Josh/Ritter, Jonathan/Thost, Rory/Dottley, Jason/Pardo, J.D./Knight, Trey/Slavin, Jonathan/Sivad, Darryl/Hubley, Whip/LaFleur, Art (I)/Lee, Lon Michael/Hubbard, Erica/Novak, Shannon (I)/Rice-Holiday, Jessie/Borjas, Carol/Gajjar, Reshma/Gosline, Molly/Elmore, Karen/Herring, Christie (II)/Cole, Kady/Bland, Rita/Coolidge, Jennifer/Hoover, Taylor/Raich, Alexis/Hollister, Lindsay/Shaye, Lin/Riella, Jolene/Waters, Julianne/Sweitzer, Becca/Zima, Madeline/Choe, Stella/Seeger, Jenny/McCoy, Sandra/Murphy, Keli/Weber, Brittany/Bennett, Elle/Wynne, Toni/Chadwick, Aimee-Lynn/Duff, Hilary/Gage, Melanie A./Hamar, Cricket/Ellington, Jessyka/Babb, Lilli/Gleason, Mary Pat/Westerman, Carlie/King, Regina/Robinson, Hannah (II)/Avery, Andrea/Gonzalo, Julie/Paige, Tarah +Circle of Friends (1995)/Lambert, Major/Hickey, Tom (I)/Barry, Jason/Forde, Seamus/Kelly, Phil (I)/Lally, Mick/Conroy, Brendan/Kavanagh, John (I)/McGinley, Sean/Firth, Colin/Walsh, Gerry/Rooney, Stephen/Gillen, Aidan/O Mochain, Liam/Cumming, Alan/Doyle, Tony (I)/Hinds, Ciarán/Manning, Edward/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Cardillo, Pamela/O'Neill, Margaret/Drea, Marguerite/O'Farrell, Dearbhla/McElveen, Gwynne/Burrows, Saffron/O'Byrne, Niamh/Driver, Minnie/Keller, Elizabeth (I)/Lannon, Emma/Dunphy, Elaine/Craigie, Ingrid/Lyster, Maureen/Dear, Eliza/O'Rawe, Geraldine/Smith, Britta/McCabe, Ruth (I)/McNamee, Tara (IV)/Mullen, Marie/Maher, Louise/Conmee, Marie/Delaney, Pauline/O'Neill, Karen/Cawley, Tanya/Belton, Cathy +Citizen Kane (1941)/Elmore, Dick/Davis, Tim (I)/Alland, William/Francis, Olin/Ruskin, Shimen/Graves, Jesse/Chase, Porter/Shugar, Brent/Meakin, Charles/Wilson, Richard (I)/Daniels, Ernie/Trowbridge, Fred/Cole, Nat 'King'/Terry, Bob/Morris, Philip (I)/Yeoman, Arthur/Mankiewicz, Herman J./Repp, Guy/Thomas, Karl (II)/Sanford, Erskine/Vejar, Harry J./Corrado, Gino/Mack, James T./Northpole, John/Lowry, Ludwig/Manz, Joe/Floyd, Jack/Smith, Guy (VI)/Sherwood, George/Corthell, Herbert/Ford, Monty/Reed, William (VII)/Ingraham, Mitchell/Swan, Buddy/Coke, Eddie/Alva, Baudelio/Harris, Sam (II)/Huettner, John/Ray, Terrance (I)/McAtee, Clyde/Coulouris, George/Whitney, Patrick (I)/Dew, Eddie/O'Connell, Arthur/Ralston, J.R./Julian, Alexander (II)/Richards, Verne/Alston, William/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Toland, Gregg/Ladd, Alan (I)/Chervow, Gene/Mendez, Hercules/Faulkner, Carl/Germaine, Rudolph/Grooney, Ernest/Alexis, Demetrius/Stewart, Paul (I)/Harris, Harry (VI)/Speaker, Vince/Wheat, Larry/Haines, Bobby/Collins, Ray (I)/Ackerman, Don (III)/Winters, Roland/Coleman, Tom (I)/Van Zandt, Philip/Morton, Jack (III)/Bupp, Sonny/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Young, Louis (II)/Bennett, Charles (II)/Eckert, John (III)/Kerry, E./McBride, Major/Lockhart, J.D./Eben, Al/Sayles, Francis/Mack, Buck/Flynn, Ray (IV)/Shannon, Harry (I)/Gargan, Jack/Miller, E.G./Lawson, Bob (III)/Allen, Peter (VI)/Wallace, Tim (I)/Taylor, Jack (IV)/Romito, Victor/Curran, Thomas A. (I)/Haney, Frank/Herd, Cliff/Jones, Clayton/Pogue, Thomas/Hemmer, Edward L./Ryan, Edward (I)/Pierce, Gerald/Brent, Robert/Ryan, Jack (I)/McCluskey, Lee/Ledner, David/Merritt, Jim (II)/Jones, Harry (IV)/Bonanova, Fortunio/LeBaron, Bert/Welles, Orson/Wilkens, Bill/Williams, Tudor/Tobin, Robert B./Santoro, Jack/Van Vleck, Gohr/DeCamp, Gayle (II)/Dupuis, Art/Jahries, Jack/Deloro, Carl/Mangean, Teddy/Clark, J.J. (II)/North, Joseph/Launders, Perc/Samven, Robert/Frazier, Al/Baer, Richard/Ekberg, Carl/Raymond, Jack (I)/West, Charles (IV)/Robbins, Jack/Gladman, Bob/Manolas, Jack/Messinger, Buddy/Jimenez, George W./DeNormand, George/Egan, Jack (I)/Dahlen, Ed/Sidney, Bruce/Steele, Sam (II)/Grant, Jimmy (II)/Cross, Charles/Stevens, Bert (I)/Dudley, Robert (I)/O'Brien, William H./Brought, James/Ash, Sam/Rubin, Benny/Coogan, Gene/Williams, Larry (III)/Arbright, T. Lockwood/Natheaux, Louis/Gowland, Peter/Garcia, Captain/Bailey, Harry A./Sloane, Everett (I)/Kane, Bill (I)/Kibbee, Milton/Duello, Lou/Dilson, John/Smith, Roy (II)/Gwynne, Jack/McCormack, John (I)/Linke, Adam/James, Walter (I)/Hoagland, Harlan/Turnbull, Glen/Rogers, George (I)/Sande, Walter/Lawrence, Walter/Mitchell, Irving/Cobb, Edmund/Itay, Jack/Martin, Mickey/Curtis, Jack (I)/Calkins, William/Stein, Ralph/Rice, Sam (I)/Bacon, Walter (I)/Peil Jr., Edward/Schilling, Gus/Lally, Mike (I)/Hightower, Bryan 'Slim'/Sutteno, Dimas/Roberts, Don (I)/Sperry, George/Weaver, Ken (I)/O'Flynn, Paddy/Borzage, Danny/Noisom, George/Geary, Bud/Stevens, Landers/Moorhouse, Bert/Taylor, Norman (II)/Gada, Guy/Harvey, Lew/Audley, Michael (V)/Ring, Cyril/Kay, Arthur (I)/Agar, Loretta/Warrick, Ruth/Cleveland, Dorothy/Nicholson, Lillian/Jones, Edna Mae/Keene, Ivy/Lorraine, Mary/Fields, Juanita/Reynolds, Jolane/Lowe, Ellen/Forward, Jean/Day, Marie/Easterday, Pauline/Winters, Vera/Rishell, Myrtle/Marsh, Loretta/Laroux, Carmen/Deets, Frances/Blair, Joan (I)/Backus, Georgia/Nicova, Leda/Comingore, Dorothy/Wiley, Jan/Knight, Laura (III)/Moorehead, Agnes/Davis, Margaret (II)/Godfrey, Renee/de Silva, Petra R./Ridgeway, Suzanne/Danz, Coy/Mackert, Evelyn/Baudena, Alva/Trosper, Kathryn/Dulier, Suzanne/Franklin, Louise (I)/Neal, Frances E./Seeley, Ruth/Dax, Donna/Currie, Louise/Gale, Gloria/Wilson, Vivian/Evanson, Edith/O'Malley, Lillian/Gordon, Jerry (III) +City by the Sea (2002)/Feliciano, Angel/Forsythe, William (I)/Brown, Bobby J./Dzundza, George/Mount, Anson/Dellafemina, Michael/Falcon, Jonah/Boryea, Jay/Cangro, Dominick Angelo/Serrano, Nestor/Franco, James/Caton-Jones, Michael/Burmester, Leo/Edelman, Gregg/Winther, Jason/Jumper, Christopher/Doman, John/Holland, Rodney (II)/De Niro, Robert/Cangro, Pasquale Enrico/Cowles, Matthew/Matthews Jr., Riley G./La Mura, Mark/Huvane, Chris/Marcus, Jim/Farmer, Cyrus/Macnamara, Pete/Tarantina, Brian/Moran, Michael P./Pabotoy, Orlando/Cohen, Leslie (II)/McDormand, Frances/Dushku, Eliza/Kelsey, Teresa/Woods, Teresa/Lawrence, Jill Marie/De Niro, Drena/Emond, Linda/Lineburg, Stephi/Lamstein, Joanne/Daimer, Michelle/LuPone, Patti +City Hall (1996)/Aronson, Steve/Mosca, Romano/Finn, John/Aranha, Ray/Sierra, Miguel/David, Angel/Vichi, Gerry/Capone, Tony/Winkler, Mel/LaBelle, Rob/Paymer, David/Quinlan, Ian/Gemmill, Charles/Murray, Brian (I)/Landau, Martin/Carrara, Michael/Gant, Richard/Lynn, Jaliyl/Guyer, Murphy/Ashforth, Justin/Gainer, James F./Luggio, Michael/O'Donovan, Jerome X./Nieves, Benny/Bugin, Harry/Wallace, Don (III)/Cusack, John/Chapman, Leonard (I)/Ferrari, Brian/Franciosa, Anthony/Dodley, Lewis/Kelly, Joseph (I)/Cafferty, Jack/White, Carl (I)/Luceri, Michael/Hollings, Ernest F./Pacino, Al/O'Looney, Michael/Cox, Ron L./Koch, Edward I./Lonow, Mark/Vennema, John C./Slattery, John (I)/Schiff, Richard/Aiello, Danny/Serrano, Nestor/Wade, Geoffrey/Anderson, Stanley/Romano, Larry/Brill, Fran/Kauders, Sylvia/Tunie, Tamara/Peters, Roberta/Mendoza, Lucia/Katz, Dorinda/Baker, Jordan (I)/Mayes, Sally/Vélez, Lauren/Prescott, Jennifer (I)/Murphy, Mary (II)/Fonda, Bridget/Morris, Chloe/Duncan, Lindsay (I)/Pressley, Brenda/Tong, Kaity/Smith, Gloria K./Thomas, Brenda (I)/Rice, Gina/Torre, Roma/Atkins, Amy +City Lights (1931)/Herman, Ad/Donnelly, James (I)/Wagner, Emmett/Herrick, Joseph/Graves, Robert (I)/Hammond, Charles (I)/Erlenborn, Ray/Chaplin, Charles/Jewell, Austen/Diego, Peter/Keeler, Willie/Strong, Mark (I)/Sutherland, Jack (I)/Mann, Hank (I)/Gowman, Milton/Rand, John (I)/Bergman, Henry/Robinson, W.C./Garcia, Al Ernest/Ward, Tiny/Alexander, Victor (IV)/Dempsey, Tom (II)/Stabeman, Tony/Alexander, T.S./Van Meter, Joe/Parrish, Robert/Ayers, Harry/McAuliffe, Eddie/Alexander, Jack (III)/Myers, Harry (I)/Lane, A.B./Slocum, Cy/Austin, Albert/Redmond, Granville/Wheatcroft, Stanhope/Baker, Eddie (I)/Blair, Betty/Pope, Mrs./Oliver, Margaret (I)/Cherrill, Virginia/Carpenter, Jean (II)/Hyams, Mrs./Lee, Florence/Harlow, Jean/Garcia, Mrs./Wix, Florence/Cooper, Marie +City of Angels (1998)/Franz, Dennis/Scriba, Mik/Desmond, Dan/Aubert, Christian (I)/Moreland, David/Thorne, Geoffrey/Markinson, Brian/White, Bernard (I)/Spellos, Peter/Putch, John/Davis, William Stanford/Patterson, Jay (I)/Kurup, Shishir/Feore, Colm/Velasquez, Hector/Cage, Nicolas/Offerman, Nick/Borden, Rainbow/LaBell, Antonio/Lindberg, Chad/Callahan, E.J./Gould, Alexander/Frankel, Andrew/Gibbs, Nigel/Roisman, Harper/Kline, Jim/Hillman, Sid/Folk, Alexander/Braugher, Andre/Ryan, Meg (I)/Christine, Wanda/Tyndall, Keaton/Snow, Cherene/Brenneman, Amy (I)/Johnson, Lauri/Dampf, Sarah/Bartlett, Robin/Malota, Kristina/O'Connell, Deirdre/Murphy, Kim/Dotson, Rhonda/Tyndall, Kylie/Evans, Wanda-Lee/Kanter, Marlene/Roche, Tudi/Shue, Elisabeth/Merlin, Joanna/Chinh, Kieu +City Slickers (1991)/Stern, Daniel (I)/Maio, Fred/Gyllenhaal, Jake/Kirby, Bruno/Palmer, Eddie (I)/Walter, Tracey/Mostel, Josh/Lewis, Phill/Mickelson, Robert (I)/Hallo, Dean (I)/Willingham, Noble/Honig, Howard/Tambor, Jeffrey/Charof, Alan/Costanzo, Robert/Secor, Kyle/Nut, Beach/Henderson, Bill (I)/Paymer, David/Palance, Jack/Crystal, Billy/Slater, Helen/McClure, Molly/Tamburrelli, Karla/Crystal, Lindsay/Alden, Jane (I)/Brandt, Walker/Harris, Danielle/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Wettig, Patricia/Smith, Yeardley/Meadows, Jayne +City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold (1994)/Charof, Alan/Palance, Jack/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Nut, Beach/Roberts, Mario/Lovitz, Jon/Paymer, David/Crystal, Billy/Allen, Kenneth S./Boyd III, James/Stern, Daniel (I)/McKinney, Bill/Willingham, Noble/McIntosh, Bill (I)/Balaban, Bob/Mostel, Josh/Meadows, Jayne/Brown, Irmise/Grant, Beth/Siff, Helen/Crystal, Lindsay/Boone, Lesley/Wettig, Patricia/Crystal, Jennifer/McClure, Molly +Cité des enfants perdus, La (1995)/Bouyala, Gaétan/Labadie, Jean-Philippe/Geneste, Joris/Mariac, Morgan/Smolianoff, Michel/Huerta, Cris/Pinon, Dominique/Salengro, Christophe/Yahya Jedidi, Lotfi/Morange, Geoffroy/Kassovitz, Mathieu/Houzelot, Eric/Hadji-Lazaro, François/Aubin, Cyril/Madueno, Théo/Thaissart, Sébastien/Holgado, Ticky/Chevalier, Dominique/Freund, Jérémie/Villanueva, Enrique/Verbraeken, Buster/Faesch, Pierre-Quentin/Yvan, Carolane/Journée, Bruno/Adric, Daniel/M'Saidie, Fackry/Bettenfeld, Dominique/Amyot, Marc/Bussinger, Mickael/Simonet, Valentin/Laupen, Andrew/Pivot, Alexis/Gatinois, Jonathan/Lucien, Joseph/Caro, Marc/Rufus (I)/Fouille, Robinson/Rubion, Léo/Trintignant, Jean-Louis/Motu, Michel/Luong, Ham-Chau/Beautier, Philippe/Emilfork, Daniel/Dreyfus, Jean-Claude/Pierre, Gabriel/Gibault, Thierry/Pivot, Rene/Merlin, Serge/Marquant, René/Billod-Morel, Guillaume/Barthelemy, Briac/Bezak/Mazet, Arthur/Russomanno, Zak/Perlman, Ron/Germon, Nane/Thomas, Hong Maï/Cravotta, Lorella/Dufeu, Camille/Tostivint, Margot/Bouda, Djamila/Bienfait, Charlotte/Ribaud-Chevrey, Charlotte/Kaufmann, Joshka/Bernard, Julie (II)/Vittet, Judith/Rochand, Caroline/Geoffroy, Lauren/Blanckaert, Eglantine/Galán, Mapi/Robert, Laura/Philibert, Angélique/Pivot, Bérangère/Hoffeurt, Alysia/Bouchard, Raphaèle/Cognard, Lili/Pain, Frankie/Boulenger, Rachel/Mallet, Odile/Marsily, Caroline/Etienne, Babeth/Brunet, Geneviève/Dias, Antoinette/Piémontèse, Marie/Kontargyris, Sandy/Mossé, Mireille +Civil Action, A (1998)/Henry, Aaron (I)/Fry, Stephen (I)/Cicchini, Robert/McElhenney, Rob/Holman, Bruce E./Janis, Ryan/Norris, Bruce/Landey, Clayton/Macy, William H./Desmond, Paul (II)/Turk, Brian/Fry, Kevin/Hedaya, Dan/Patterson, Jay (I)/Salata, Rocco/Greenberg, Bryan (II)/Biase, Michael/Eisenberg, Ned (I)/Carr, Howie/Anderson III, Haskell V./Stevenson, Christopher/LaMontagne, Richie/Duvall, Robert (I)/Levin, Charles (I)/Gandolfini, James/Stavola, Charlie/Shalhoub, Tony/Travolta, John/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Pollack, Sydney/Pais, Josh/Barrett, David (I)/Miller, Tracy/Travolta, Sam/Beshlian, Harout/Hewitt, Paul/Byrne, Michael P./Jennings, Byron/Weintraub, Scott (I)/Hawn, Phil/Ivanek, Zeljko/Monk, Gregg Joseph/Ben-Victor, Paul/Wilder, Alan (I)/Shawzin, Gregg/Herrmann, Edward/Calnan, Richard/Lithgow, John/Wolande, Gene/Lafayette, John/Stanton, Harry Dean/Thornton, David (I)/Neitzel, Blake/von Bargen, Daniel/Leahan, Catherine/Bates, Kathy (I)/Rose, Margot/Carrigan, Caroline/Burnette, Elizabeth/Bernard, Taylor/Quinlan, Kathleen/Dowse, Denise/Donald, Juliana/Fergerson, Pearline/Ford, Lana (II)/Calheno, Melissa/Aramini, Rebekah/Mara, Mary/Alan, Sayda/Lee, Kaiulani/Seymour, Racheal/Klieman, Rikki +Claim, The (2000)/Fraser, Duncan (II)/Richings, Julian/Hollogne, Marc/Blas, Isai Rivera/Davalos, Fernando/Koetting, Tim/McCamus, Tom/Hunt, Christopher (I)/Hicks, Landon/Anderson, Ron (III)/Linneberg, Grant/Barker, Michael Matthew/Herman, Jimmy/Mullan, Peter/Davies, Trevor Allan/Johnson, Matthew (II)/Birch, Randy/Sproule, Royal/Bentley, Wes/Lereaney, David/Antonini, Marty/Maldaner, Jess/Ciastkowski, Artur/Goulart, John/McGinley, Sean/Morton, Billy (I)/Zotter, Frank/Ward, Barry (I)/Loughlin, Janelle/Polley, Sarah/Hennig, Kate/Henderson, Shirley (I)/Minish, Karen/Kinski, Nastassja/Jovovich, Milla/Miller, Linda Eve/Lau, Lydia/Peak, Phillipa/Muller, Karolina/Brassard, Marie/Barran, Natasha/Planche, Valerie +Clash of the Titans (1981)/Gwillim, Jack/Meredith, Burgess/Olivier, Laurence/Houston, Donald (I)/Hamlin, Harry/Jones, Harry (I)/McCarthy, Neil (I)/Pigott-Smith, Tim/Roach, Pat/Phillips, Siân/Bloom, Claire (I)/Bowker, Judi/Smith, Maggie (I)/Andress, Ursula/Fleetwood, Susan/Robson, Flora/Taylor, Vida/Manahan, Anna/Jackson, Freda +Class (1983)/Ruck, Alan/Frank, Hal/Visteen, William/Kneeland, Wayne/O'Reilly, James D./Lowe, Rob (I)/Cusack, Dick/Pearson, Rodney/Womack, George/Brake, Christopher/Ramsay, Remak/Norris, Bruce/Houston, Gary/Cusack, John/Figa, Stewart/Kapelos, John/Shaughnessy, J. Todd/Swerdlow, Kevin/Hill, Dean (I)/Douglas, Aaron (IV)/Margolin, Stuart/Kinsey, Lance/DuMont, James/Robertson, Cliff/Stevens, Albert/Moriarty, Dan/Siemaszko, Casey/Bacarella, Mike/Alexander, Bruno/McCarthy, Andrew (I)/Cusack, Joan/Thalken, Meg/Morris, Virginia (I)/Thalberg, Deborah/Bisset, Jacqueline/Arterbery, Carole/Ricossa, Maria/Garza, Edna/Davidovich, Lolita/Serlin, Nancy/Collins, Candace/Persons, Fern/Horsford, Anna Maria/Britton, Marty/Hart, Caitlin (I)/Madsen, Virginia/Landgraf, Molly/Snyder, Suzanne (I)/Clarendon, Paula +Clay Pigeons (1998)/Wilson, Scott (I)/Phoenix, Joaquin/Vaughn, Vince/Bennett, Jesse/Sporleder, Gregory/Brennan, Wayne/Morris, Phil (I)/Vieluf, Vince/Rahm, Kevin/Parker, Zane/Reitman, Joseph D./Olson, Jeff (I)/Stephens, Duane/Anderson, Steven (II)/Mouritsen, Ryan/Arlyn, Nikki/Petersen, Kari/Cates, Georgina/Garofalo, Janeane/Moench, Monica +Clear and Present Danger (1994)/De Hoyos, Alejandro/Venton, Harley/Echegoyen, Rufino/Putch, John/Lester, Alexander/Ford, Harrison (I)/Isbell, Tom/Thor, Cameron/Lustig, Aaron/Jones, Dean (I)/Moore, John Rixey/Valdés García, Jorge/Tammi, Tom/Diamond, Reed (I)/Curtis-Hall, Vondie/de Almeida, Joaquim/Germann, Greg/Lafayette, John/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Jones, James Earl/Dafoe, Willem/Hamilton, Trip/Czerny, Henry/Martínez, Mario Iván/Cruz, Raymond/Cathey, Reg E./Arratia, Robert/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Pérez, Miguel (I)/Mendez, Michael A./Conrad, Chris (II)/Bauchau, Patrick/Lotterman, Beau/Gregg, Clark/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Alexander, Markus/Parham, Ken/Raimi, Ted/Grimm, Tim/Howard, Ken (I)/Bracho, Alejandro/Armstrong, Vaughn/Andrade, Eduardo N.T./Luskey, Thomas/Negron Jr., David J./Lacey, Aaron Michael/Gomez, Jaime (I)/Verdun, Al/Ferrer, Eliot/Magaloni, Honorato/Ford, Brendan/Garcia, Leo/Silva, Sebastián/Palmieri, Victor/Rondell, R.A./Brainard, Cam/Colombo, Juan Carlos/Teller, Hector/Bower, Tom (I)/Ríos, Guillermo (I)/Linn, Rex/Bear, Lee/Yulin, Harris/Jace, Michael/Weireter, Peter/Luke, Jorge/Coats, Glenn E./Chandler, Jared/Moffat, Donald/Bailey, Mark (I)/MacNeal, Catherine/Lange, Hope/Dennehy, Elizabeth/Lobo, Claudia/Guerra, Blanca/Magnuson, Ann/Stewart, Lynne Marie/Archer, Anne/Lopez-Dawson, Kamala/Moore, Christine (IV)/Sowle, Diana/Kern, Lis/Geer, Ellen/Birch, Thora/Flynn, Colleen/Kumagai, Denice/Harrison, Barbara (I)/Belcher, Patricia/Moreno, Belita/Flowers, Kim (I)/Lovett, Marjorie +Clearing, The (2004)/Meverden, Ken/Moore, Mark Emery/Craven, Matt (I)/Nivola, Alessandro/McKnight, Geoff (I)/Houvouras, Alex/Manson, Ted/Arcuragi, Tom/Yost, John/Fairchild, John Richard/Gannon, Peter (I)/Redford, Robert (I)/Dafoe, Willem/Miller, Matt (II)/Law, Blake/Pniewski, Mike/Pine, Larry/Law, Noah/Hackworth, CB/Nunley, Joel/Wasilewski, Audrey/Mirren, Helen/Marin, Graciela/Crewson, Wendy/Ruscio, Elizabeth/Loewy, Jacqi/Stickel, Jacqueline/McGee, Gwen/Sagemiller, Melissa/Koskoff, Sarah/Scarwid, Diana/Goldston, Jackie +Cleopatra (1963)/Faulds, Andrew/Allen, Ronald (I)/Frederick, John (II)/Benson, Martin (I)/Forster, Peter (I)/Landau, Martin/Currie, Finlay/Alderton, John/Loddi, Loris/Russel, Del/O'Connor, Carroll/Harrison, Rex (I)/John, Rupert/Karlsen, John/Alvar, John/Nacinovic, Boris/Cronyn, Hume/Stephens, Robert (I)/O'Sullivan, Richard (I)/McDowall, Roddy/Haigh, Kenneth/Doucette, John/Billa, Salvatore/Kemp, Jeremy (I)/Aslan, Grégoire/Berghof, Herbert/Cole, George (I)/Steen, Mike (I)/Bailly, Michèle/Hordern, Michael/Grant, Peter (III)/Pepper, John/Meniconi, Furio/Llewelyn, Desmond/Keir, Andrew/Gayford, John/Martocci, Luigi/Naismith, Laurence/Hoyt, John (I)/Wilmer, Douglas/Wright, Ben (I)/Mizrahi, Simon/Cairney, John/Burton, Richard (I)/Nash, Kenneth (I)/Maitland, Marne/Taylor, Jack (II)/Gwynn, Michael/Danova, Cesare/Berti, Marina/Cooley, Isabel/Welles, Meri/Annis, Francesca/Welch, Elisabeth/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Lee, Margaret (II)/Scarnati, Sandra/Meiken, Gesa/Pitagora, Paola/Badmajew, María/Lane, Maureen/Chan, Jacqui/Marsh, Jean/Devereux, Marie/Montenegro, Violeta/Anderson, Audrey (I)/Galicia, María Luz/Watford, Gwen/Caruso, Bruna/Martin, Kathy (I)/Brown, Pamela (I) +Clerks II (2006)/Earthquake/Anderson, Jeff (I)/Stanley, Byron/Janda, Edward/Lee, Jason (I)/Flanagan, Walter (I)/Richardson, Jake (I)/Mosier, Scott/Jensen, Ethan/Cecconi, Mike/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Suplee, Ethan/Smith, Kevin (I)/Rau, Steven/Mewes, Jason/Weisman, Kevin/Affleck, Ben/Tsucalas, Mike/Figueroa, Joey/Larratt, Shannon/Macintosh, Bruce/O'Halloran, Brian/Fehrman, Trevor/Manning, Joel (I)/Knutson, Zak/Sujjavasin, Lalida/Larratt, Rachel/Schwalbach Smith, Jennifer/Ault, Sarah/Lin, Rebecca/Smith, Harley Quinn/Sykes, Wanda/Smith, Grace (III)/Phillips, Tracy (II)/Dawson, Rosario/Stanley, Gail +Clerks. (1994)/Anderson, Jeff (I)/Finn, Paul (I)/Thapar, Sarla/Thapar, Rajiv/Mewes, Jason/Bickel, Chuck/Belicose, Mike/Westhead, John Henry/Crawford, Matt (I)/Jaccodine, Derek/Mosier, Scott/Bendick, Lee/Schiaffo, Scott/Banta, Matthew/Hapstak, Ed/Drinkwater, Brian/Pereira, Matthew/Flanagan, Walter (I)/Cohen, Mitch/Klein, David (I)/Willyung, John/Pereira, Vincent/Clark, Ken (VII)/Berkowitz, Al/Hapstak, Dan/Smith, Kevin (I)/Burke, Thomas (I)/O'Donnell, Ernest/Stern, Gary/Roth, Carl/Pereira, Frank (I)/O'Halloran, Brian/Fisler, Bob/Bagnole, Joe/Infante, Erix/Loughran, Kimberly/Csik, Pattijean/Hope, Leslie (II)/Cresci, Frances/Ghigliotti, Marilyn/Smith, Virginia (II)/Pereira, Ashley/O'Connor, Connie/Jeanne, Donna/Broussard, Betsy/Spoonhauer, Lisa/Kuritz, Jane/Crawford, Melissa/Smith, Grace (III) +Click (2006)/Astin, Sean/Hodaly, Nick/Jordan, Ahmad/Coraci, Frank/DeGrate, Freddie/Goyal, Manish/Sandler, Adam (I)/Cho, Elliott/Monaghan, Cameron/Takada, Mio/Hoffman, Jake/Hill, Jonah/Cast, Emilio/Eguchi, George K./Goldstein, Willy/Herlihy, Tim/Toda, Toshi/Hasselhoff, David/Khan, Marco/Ralston, Shane/Johnson, Jen (II)/Crews, Terry (I)/Swardson, Nick/Ireesha/Jones, Robert (XXV)/Yama, Michael/Holm, Gary/Pagano, John (I)/Huntington, Dalon/Ganis, Sidney/Castanon, Joseph/Gutierrez, Christopher/Schneider, Rob/Fong, Howard/Tanbakoochi, Alireza/Au, Alan/Walken, Christopher/Jones, James Earl/Keiser, Ryan/Inoue, Eiji (I)/Winkler, Henry/Louie, Hogan/Coolidge, Jennifer/Kramer, Jana (I)/Kavner, Julie/Thorson, Celeste/Sheen, Lily Mo/Taylor, Lowe/McCann, Tatum/Davis, Brianna/Patten, Elena/Cassidy, Katie/Dratch, Rachel/Beckinsale, Kate/Cain, Katheryn/Titova, Svetlana (II)/Chouinard, Abra/Insul, Sally/Dean, Cheyenne Alexis/Altschwager, Jenae/DeCicco, Elizabeth/Monk, Sophie/Zhang, Alexandra/Woods, C. Michelle/Barrera, Theresa/Reyes, Nickole/Nicholson, Lorraine/Hennesy, Carolyn (I)/Hammer, Betsy/Lombardo, Michelle/O'Riordan, Dolores +Client, The (1994)/Hadley, Joey/Scott, Codie (I)/Olkewicz, Walter/Walsh, J.T./Landry, Ronnie/Mason, John (VI)/Diehl, John/Davis, Ossie/Coates, Kim/Patton, Will (I)/Jones, Tommy Lee/Sales, Angelo R./Castellaneta, Dan/McCalman, Macon/Hall, Anthony C./Renfro, Brad/Sanders, Michael (I)/LaPaglia, Anthony/Dean, Ron (I)/Price, Jeff/Ford, Buck (I)/Hatchett, Robert/Wiliams, Robert H./Detroit, Michael/Ross, Chris (I)/Morrell, Matt/Loew, Gerry/Demers, Todd/Fink, John/Pyles, Mark/Kagy, Tom/Cresswell, Tommy/Dunlap, Jesse L./Richert, William/Woodel, Norm/Lacy, Clay/Stahl, Andy/Klein, George (I)/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Coleman, Alex (I)/Macy, William H./Kent, Joe (I)/Sanderson, William/Tyler, Ashtyn/Heald, Anthony/Robinson, Nat/Gray, Christopher (I)/Zahrn, Will/Cabus, Mark/Whitford, Bradley/Speck, David (I)/Johnson, Darrell D./McCusker, Mary (I)/Hathaway, Amy (I)/Jernigan, Rebecca/Weaver, Stephanie/Parker, Mary-Louise/Sanders, Yvonne/Scott, Kimberly (I)/Wilson, Ruby/Florance, Connye/Sarandon, Susan/Allen, Jo Harvey/Sitler, Linn (I)/Mercurio, Micole/Bray, Sandra/Goode, Mimmye/Rose, Bettina/Walker, Karen/Billings, Robbie +Cliffhanger (1993)/Forest, Denis/Perlich, Max/McGill, Bruce/Donald, Kevin/Winfield, Paul/Linn, Rex/Davis, Don S. (I)/Grenier, Zach/Weis, Mike/Leon (I)/Cummins, Gregory Scott/Rooker, Michael/Robillard, Kim/Finn, John/Lithgow, John/Stallone, Sylvester/Brownell, Trey/Blynn, Jeff/Prentice, Duncan/Waite, Ralph/Thor (III)/Hoxby, Derek/Fairbrass, Craig/Ruginis, Vyto/McCarthy, Jeff (I)/Goodall, Caroline/Dunsmore, Rosemary/Joyner, Michelle/Turner, Janine +Clockers (1995)/Byrd, Thomas Jefferson/Thomas, Leonard L./Brice, Ron/Aiello, Rick/Imperioli, Michael/Robinson, Scot Anthony/Calderon, Paul/Konowal, Brian/Stephenson, Lt. Donald/Kelly, Brendan (I)/Fletcher, John (I)/Williams, L.B./Howard, Mark (I)/Velez, Freddie/Jaffe, Martin/MacKenzie, J.C./Lindo, Delroy/Sneed, Maurice/Sudduth, Skipp/Wynkoop, Christopher/Brown, Graham (I)/Cullen, Michael (I)/Badalucco, Michael/McNulty, Craig/Saxenmeyer, James/Johnson, Hassan/Sherman, Hal (I)/Garito, Ken/Marchetta, Michael/Shepherd, Michael (I)/McLean, Shawn (I)/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Starr, Mike (I)/Nocerino, Anthony/King, Gerald (III)/Ward, Jeff (I)/Fowler, Isaac/Ferraro, Patrick/Ziman, Richard/David, Keith (I)/Poor, Bray/Mullane, Larry/Farmer, Orran/Hart, Calvin/Lee, Spike/Lennix, Harry J./Webster, Marc/Fingaz, Sticky/White, Steve (I)/Muhammed, Wayne/Matlock, Norman/Batiste, David/Phifer, Mekhi/Keitel, Harvey/Vogel, Carlo/Brown, Jordan (I)/Starr, Fredro/Williams, Harvey/Adisa, Lawrence B./Sample, Mar'rece/Nolasco, Elvis/DuBois, Paul/Nascarella, Arthur J./Schulze, Paul/Sample, Mar'qus/Washington, Isaiah (I)/Turturro, John/Douglas, Brother (I)/McGruther, Michael/Evanson, David/Kayson, Lord/Love, Peewee/Taylor, Regina (I)/Davis, Ronta/Anderson, Lisa Arrindell/Fowler, Ronda/Gardner, Joanna/Foster, Frances/Yang, Ginny +Clockstoppers (2002)/Brown, Eric Nathaniel/Howard, Frank (I)/Lee, Jon Alan/Simmrin, Joey/Armstrong, Andrew James/Boorn, Darius/Armstrong, Dwight/Ricketts, Jeff/Rosales, Sean A./Thomas, Robin (I)/McGee, Clifford/Frakes, Jonathan/Rawls, Alphonzo/Bradford, Jesse/Mayo, Billy/Lewis, Alfie/Nguyen, Oanh/George, Jason Winston/Pope, Brad 'Chip'/Baugh, Eric/Parks, Tom/Egan, Finneus/Mutambirwa, Garikayi/Shoate, Sherman/Hughes, Miko (I)/Barlow, Earl/Vernice, Giacomo/Lichtenberg, Eric/Carroll, Larry (I)/Thomson, Scott (I)/Stewart, French/Huggins, Joel/McClean, Colin/Swamp, DJ/Midas, DJ/Biehn, Michael/Abatemarco, Tony/Flex, Funkmaster/Jenkins, Ken (I)/Letherman, Lindze/Mayron, Melanie/Goldstein, Jenette/Paul, Tiffany (I)/Carreno, Diana/Delaria, Aisha R./Sweeney, Julia/Rawlings, Deborah/Fogarty, Caroline (I)/Milks, Jodie (I)/Catubig, Esperanza/Kim, Linda/Manley, Jennifer (I)/Tuyor-Stanbery, Lani/Garcés, Paula/Arieff, Rachel/Martinez, Nikki (II)/Morrow, Kimberly/Jones, Rece/Dunlap, Pamela/Ludlow, Monet 'Fusion'/Benjamin, Jer-Lyn/Hecht, Gina/Brown, Bailey +Clockwatchers (1997)/Elliott, David James/Wise, Jim (I)/Dooley, Paul/Balaban, Bob/Chrest, Joe/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Atherton, Peter/Hutchinson, Tim (II)/Borden, Chuck/Mosenson, Scott/Nelson, Brodie/Malina, Joshua/Gomez, Jaime (I)/Daniel, Gregg/DeSantis, Stanley/Rodriguez, Steve (I)/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Jones, O-Lan/Forslund, Constance/Posey, Parker/Sienna, Bridget/Balgobin, Jennifer/Arthur, Michelle (I)/Tufeld, Lynn/López, Irene Olga/Collette, Toni/Rupp, Debra Jo/FitzGerald, Helen (I)/Ubach, Alanna/Hoyos, Terry/Diaz, Sully/Pitts, Wendy/Yasutake, Patti/Quinn, Patrice Pitman/Wilson, Shauna (II)/Kudrow, Lisa/Ubach, Athena +Clockwise (1986)/Palmer, Geoffrey/Wilkinson, Robert/Rowe, John (I)/Bunting, Mark/Voss, Philip (I)/MacKay, Angus/Hutchings, Geoffrey/Glynn, Mike/Stringer, Nick (I)/Sowton, Ronald/Moore, Stephen (I)/Massey, Rupert/Regan, Christian/Bowater, Jonathan/Wickham, Jeffrey/Godfrey, Patrick (I)/Davion, Geoffrey/Cellier, Peter/Burdis, Mark/Arnold, Dickie/Lloyd-Lewis, Howard/Bardon, John/Schofield, Leslie/Portsmouth, Brian/Whitrow, Benjamin/Greenhill, Geoffrey (I)/Lorenzelli, Peter/Bartholomew, Charles/Le Prevost, Nicholas/Needham, Peter/Haygarth, Tony/Sweeney, Chip/Granton, Alan/Jonfield, Peter/Ridings, Richard (I)/Cleese, John/Green, Graeme/Aldridge, Michael/Ashiq, Mohammed/Parnaby, Alan/Livingstone, Sydney/Conville, David/Percival, Michael (I)/Gwatkin, Ann-Marie/Field, Susan (I)/Chapman, Constance/Maiden, Sharon/Wilton, Penelope/Leatherbarrow, Penny/Sawalha, Nadia/Steadman, Alison/Hickson, Joan (I)/Keen, Pat/Keith, Sheila/Way, Ann +Clockwork Orange, A (1971)/Bruce, Robert (II)/Wilson, Neil (I)/Francis, Clive/Roach, Pat/Savident, John/Duering, Carl/Cookson, Barrie/Clive, John/Burton, Peter (I)/Magee, Patrick (I)/Hunter, Craig (I)/Bates, Michael (I)/Connaught, Richard/Campbell, Lindsay (I)/Berkoff, Steven/Quigley, Godfrey/Prowse, David/Morris, Aubrey/McDowell, Malcolm/Gover, Michael/Clarke, Warren/Tarn, Michael/Marcus, James (II)/Farrell, Paul (I)/O'Gorman, George/Stone, Philip (I)/Fox, Lee/Sharp, Anthony/Carney, John J./Wyeth, Katya/Corri, Adrienne/Drage, Prudence/Scott, Barbara (V)/Hills, Gillian/Jaffe, Shirley/Tyzack, Margaret/Chandler, Vivienne/Adair, Jan/Ryan, Madge/Raynor, Sheila/Taylor, Pauline (I)/Brown, Gaye/Karlin, Miriam/Kubrick, Katharina/Grunwald, Cheryl/Drinkwater, Carol/Wetherell, Virginia +Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)/Dreyfuss, Justin/Dyer, Rev. Michael J./Stuart, Richard (I)/Rader, Gene/Henriksen, Lance/Robbins, Matthew (I)/Keane, James (I)/Kemmerling, Warren J./Blanco, Eumenio/McNamara, J. Patrick/Anderson, David (I)/Bishop, Shawn/Dodds, Phil/Hermann, Randy/Weathers, Carl/Broyles, Robert/McMullen, Dennis/Barwood, Hal/Guffey, Cary/Hynek, J. Allen/DiCenzo, George/Shreeve, Craig/Ernest, Roger/Smith, Howard K./Dodds, Philip/Dreyfuss, Richard/Jordan, Monty/Bartold, Norman/Truffaut, François/Richards, Roy E./Dynarski, Gene/Thompson, Galen/Balaban, Bob/Thurman, Bill/Lockwood, Alexander/O'Neil, F.J./Hoffman, Basil/Franco, Chuy/Powers, Stephen/Atkinson, Keith (I)/Emery, Matt (I)/Hawkins, Richard L./Ewing, John (II)/Howard, Tom (I)/Westmoreland, Bob/Young, Cy (II)/Raymond, Kirk/Sommer, Josef/Núñez, Daniel (I)/Johnston, John Dennis/Connally, Merrill/Contreras, Luis (I)/Blossom, Roberts/Gafrey, Mary/Douglass, Amy/Garr, Teri/Dillon, Melinda/Campbell, Adrienne +Closer (2004 I)/Popoola, Abdul/Benham, Steve/Morphew, Steve/Rnic, Peter/Owen, Clive/Yount, Bret/Hobbs, Nick (I)/Law, Jude/Raval, Animesh/Stinton, Colin/Haley, Michael/Portman, Natalie/Bower, Elizabeth/Brown, Jaclynn Tiffany/Roberts, Julia (I) +Club Dread (2004)/Chandrasekhar, Jay/Banderas, Luis/Cipes, Greg/Stolhanske, Erik/Digby, Benjamin/Perello, Richard/Cruz, Jose/Bekhor, Julio/Paxton, Bill/Faxon, Nat/Soter, Paul/Faulkner, Ryan/Lemme, Steve/Graziano, Tom/Montgomery Jr., Dan/Gainey, M.C./Heffernan, Kevin (I)/Weaver, Michael (II)/Yurchak, Michael/Levine, Samm/Hinojos, Paola/Pemble, Heather/Daniel, Brittany/Lyons, Elena/Ladd, Jordan/Reichert, Tanja/Moreno, Jessica/Ferre, Fabiana/Segura, Veronica/Price, Lindsay/Palacios, Claudia/Raimondi, Alison +Clue (1985)/Nye, Will/Kramer, Jeffrey (I)/Camp, Don/Henderson, Bill (I)/Goldman, Rick/McKean, Michael (I)/Hesseman, Howard/Curry, Tim (I)/Mull, Martin/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Ving, Lee/Camp, Colleen/Warren, Lesley Ann/Wiedlin, Jane/Kahn, Madeline/Brennan, Eileen/Nakahara, Kellye +Clueless (1995)/Sisto, Jeremy/Montell, Jermaine/Alexander, Jace/Klesic, Michael/Faison, Donald/Beninati, Anthony/Reitman, Joseph D./Rashidi, Sabastian/Kabler, Roger/Holland, Sean/Russell, Gregg/Cooper, Christopher E./Barrett, Dicky/Maccarone, Sam/Walker, Justin (I)/Rudd, Paul (I)/Hall, Herb/Shawn, Wallace/Orbach, Ron/Meyer, Breckin/Gottlieb, Carl (I)/Hedaya, Dan/Ponder, Craig/Lozoff, Josh/Donovan, Elisa/Silverstone, Alicia/Eckert, Danielle/Murphy, Brittany/Heckerling, Amy/Caplan, Twink/Mohun, Susan/Dash, Stacey/Brown, Julie (I)/Bilderback, Nicole/Duran, Micki/Linares, Aida +Coach Carter (2005)/Lewis, Deon/Mauldin, Christopher/Owens, Derrelle/Ireland, Trae/Levine, Floyd/Brown, Rob (VI)/Tatum, Channing (I)/McClure, Marc (I)/McMullin, Gregg/Hoffman, Robert (X)/Sagastizado I, Tony/Umberger, Andy/Laresca, Vincent/Baker, Ray (I)/Phillips, Brandon (II)/Moreno Jr., Carlos/Thomas, Leonard L./Santana, Roberto/Jackson, Matthew (II)/Tabor, Roland/Goins, Clyde/Weber, Ben (I)/Callahan, Julius/Barry, Steven (II)/Pratt, Brandon Jerrard/Lee, Eugene (III)/Byrd, Terrell/Gbewonyo, Nana/Jones, D'Angelo/Woodswelch, Marcus/Garcia, Mario (II)/Vest, Isaiah/Faison, Sidney/Gonzalez, Rick (I)/Kanamori, Danny/Le, Don/Tanner, Antwon/Jackson, Samuel L./Clark, Adam (I)/Young, Chris (XIII)/Storm, Gregory/Sountsov, Aleksandr/Tinker, Levi/Fuller, Dustin/Tabor, Roland 'Ro Ro'/Sandoval, Bruno/James, Michael Jesse/Jones, Mark (XX)/Medrano, David (II)/Battle, Texas/Fukuzaki, Rob/Gilliard, Carl (I)/Costas, Bob/Toney, Brent/Dew, Marty/Rossi, Darin/Ri'chard, Robert/Lim, Roger/Adams, Ryan B./Vasquez, Richard (II)/Winkler, Mel/Barry, John (X)/Rae, Paul (II)/McClanahan, Mark/Roma, Rhea/Obwubere, Nina N./Kelegian, Sylva/Sua, Tawni/Bailon, Adrienne/Zielinski, Anna/Boehle, Michelle/Minor, Rashaé/Neal, Nicole/Shepard, Diana/Michael, Tiffany (II)/Chiu, Cindy/Robinson, Diona/Sage, Kasie/Lewis, Chauntal/Spencer, Octavia/Wickers, Christina/Johnson, Felise/Gago, Jenny/Soo, Katie/Lander, Lizzie/Church, Jessica/Potts, Quiana/Houston, Kara/Ashanti (II)/Costello, Tracey/Kirksey, Shavon/McCall, Tanee/White, Miranda/Kyler, Allison/Wee, Kerry/Myers, Taryn/Elizabeth, Meghan/Dowse, Denise/Jett, Tara/Beeman, Lacey/Dixon, Britta'ny/Eddy, Sonya/Onsgard, Marae/Ausanta/Herrera, Jessica/Dill, Deena/Cyrus, Flora/Morgan, Debbi/Redoute, Muriel/Dennis, Maya/Oliveros, Nicole/McGee, Gwen/Volmer, Nicole/Crader, Kristi/Davis, Dana (I)/Garcia, Carolina/Watkins, Deanna +Coal Miner's Daughter (1980)/Kahlenberg, Charles/Ballinger, Don/Baker, Brad (I)/Sarenana, Daniel/Sanderson, William/Newman, Bruce/Godfrey, Lonnie/Wells, Aubrey/Faircloth, Danny/Flynn, Chuck (I)/Edwards, Durwood/Webb, Jim (I)/Yates, Jimmy/Kilgore, Merle/Helm, Levon/Anderson Jr., Bill/Headley, Lou/Thornhill, Dave/Patterson, Pat (II)/Turner, Grant/Salvilla, Kevin/Dickerson, Foister/Jones, Tommy Lee/West, Billy (III)/Baish, Michael/Hauseman, Doug/Dawson, Zeke/Clark, Royce/Oxford, Vernon/Noble, Mike (I)/Elkins, Robert (I)/Parker, Gary (I)/Varner, Russell/Mitchell, Frank (I)/Gray, David (I)/O'Donnell, Tommie/Bledsoe, Doug (I)/Riley, Ken (I)/Hannah, Bob (I)/Hempker, Bob/Warf, Brian/Dunlap, Gene/Gore, Charles/Tubb, Ernest/Hensley, Ron/Strange, Billy/Caine, Allison/McGeachy, Alice/Spacek, Sissy/Caudill, Ruby/Wright, Jackie Lynn/D'Angelo, Beverly/Lucas, Sissy/Kingsley, Susan (I)/Boyens, Phyllis/Pearl, Minnie/McCown, Pamela/Watson, Elizabeth (I)/Rhoton, Rhonda/Beasley, Jennifer (I)/Beasley, Jessica/McCown, Malla +Cobra (1986)/Monte, Paul Dion/Hauk, John/Williams, Bert (II)/Lentz, Steve/Martini, Robert (I)/Breslin, Kevin/Demopoulos M.D., Harry/Morris, Leslie (I)/Santoni, Reni/Brown, Roger Aaron/LaFleur, Art (I)/Stone, Joe (I)/Cahill, John (I)/Bovee, Brad/Cruz, Gregory Norman/Fowler, Joe (I)/Hulett, Kurt V./Dockstader, Scott/Kassell, Arthur/Avery, Val/Herzfeld, John/Stallone, Sylvester/St. Phillip, Ross/Rodríguez, Marco (I)/Carter, Malik/Bonny, Joe/Masino Jr., Joe/Angotti, Nick/Hill, Ken (I)/Rasche, David/Robinson, Andrew (I)/Lucky, Fred/Edwards, Brian (II)/Bershad, Michael/Thompson, Brian (I)/Wilkey, Jim (I)/Jeremy, Ron/Meyer, Dorothy/Kondazian, Karen/Hampton, Julie/Clark, Louise Caire/Craft, Christine/Garlington, Lee/Wina, Glenda/Dalton, Deborah (I)/Drake, Laura/Axelrod, Nina (I)/Nono, Clare/Nielsen, Brigitte +Cock and Bull Story, A (2005)/Randle, James/Wilson, Tony (II)/Kynman, Paul/Tandy, Mark/Shepherd, Jack (I)/Richardson, Kay/Rider, Paul/Hadfield, Mark (I)/Hart, Ian/Rodrick, Stephen/Coogan, Steve/Murphy, Conal/Northam, Jeremy/Wilson, Stuart (IV)/Brydon, Rob/Walliams, David/O'Brien, Kieran/Fleet, James (I)/Wise, Greg/Moran, Dylan (I)/Fry, Stephen (I)/Allam, Roger/Wong, Benedict/Waring, Raymond/Williams, Mark (I)/Williams, Joe (X)/Ancona, Ronni/Macdonald, Kelly (I)/Harris, Naomie/Ogilvie, Jenny/Stewart, Sara/Hawes, Keeley/Jensen, Ashley (I)/Anderson, Gillian (I)/Mitchell, Justine/Berrington, Elizabeth/Cavaliero, Rosie/Henderson, Shirley (I)/Keelan, Claire/Healey, Mary +Cocktail (1988)/Baker, Gregg (I)/Duggan, Hal 'Saint'/Dean, Ron (I)/Eckhouse, James/Shue, Andrew/Benedict, Paul/Crowley, David L./Connell, Kelly/Brown, Bryan (I)/Donley, Robert/Sinclair, Charles 'Tower'/Yeates, Haile/Block, Larry (I)/Sperdakos, George/Crater, Rich/Alperin, Harvey J./McGregor, Ken (I)/Cruise, Tom/Morgan, Walter 'Crash'/Greenberg, Robert 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Madeline/Shean, Darcy/Verdon, Gwen/Winters, Patricia (II)/Jasen, Kelly/Oldziej, Stephanie/Behne, Priscilla Ashley/Renick, Rachel/Cox, Courteney/Spurlock, Shelley/Tandy, Jessica +Code 46 (2003)/Lin, Louis (I)/Puri, Om/Shale, Kerry/Jones, Mick (I)/Sherabayani, Taro/Massad, Nabil/Simpson, Christopher (II)/Wong, Benedict/Marwa, Emil/Elouhabi, Nabil/Fahm, David/Ibbotson, Jonathan/Lastra, Bruno/Barnes, Paul (VI)/Igawa, Togo/Robbins, Tim (I)/Davis, Essie/Fog, Nina/Sosanya, Nina/Nguyin, Lien/Le, Tuyet/Wadia, Nina/Vuong, Teo-Wa/Balibar, Jeanne/Jackson Mendoza, Natalie/Lim, Jennifer/Backhouse, Sarah/King, Shelley/Panjabi, Archie/Morton, Samantha +Coffee and Cigarettes (2003)/Molina, Alfred (I)/Hogan, Mike/Mead, Taylor/Pop, Iggy/Buscemi, Steve/Murray, Bill (I)/De Bankolé, Isaach/Benigni, Roberto/Descas, Alex/Vella, Vinny/Coogan, Steve/Genius/GZA/Vella Jr., Vinny/White, Jack (XV)/Rigano, Joseph (I)/Lee, Cinqué/Wright, Steven (I)/Rodriguez, E.J./RZA/Waits, Tom/Rice, William (I)/Blanchett, Cate/Lee, Joie/White, Meg/French, Renee (I)/Hansz, Katy +Cold Creek Manor (2003)/Bogdan, J./Zemanek, Timm/Johnston, Gary (III)/Wilson, Ryan (III)/Buza, George/Devine, Aidan/Coles, Stan/Dilley, Leslie/Williams, Philip (I)/Paisley, Ray/Reynolds, Simon (I)/Bayliss, John (I)/Outerbridge, Peter/Robson, Wayne/Kash, Daniel (I)/Kaulback, Brian/Dorff, Stephen/Warwick, John C./Quaid, Dennis/Maratta, Robert/Brewster, Tommy/Pettle, Jordan/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Korson, Shawn/Bhaneja, Raoul/Stone, Sharon (I)/Glave, Karen/Stewart, Kristen/Eskelson, Dana/Sinclair, Paulette/Brancati, Paula/Black, Shauna/Fleischman, Jill/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Morgenstern, Stephanie/Duborg, Kathleen +Cold Mountain (2003)/Smith, Erik (IV)/Williamson, Bruce (III)/Gleeson, Brendan/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Stone, Hank (I)/Whitworth, Dean/Tavare, Jay/Brake, Richard/Allison, Ben/Hunnam, Charlie/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Omilami, Afemo/Black, Lucas (II)/Boyer, William (I)/Woodcock, Leonard (II)/Law, Jude/Ribisi, Giovanni/Winstone, Ray/Murphy, Cillian/Aldredge, Tom/Rebhorn, James/White, Jack (XV)/Lee, Jamie (II)/Pemberton, Martin/Hassell, Alex/Suplee, Ethan/Bridson, John (II)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Gammon, James (I)/Howell, Trey (I)/Damon Hendrix, J./Dixon, Chet (II)/Roberts, William (III)/Fennell, Christopher/Gleeson, Sean/Layton, Alex/Deschanel, Emily/Kidman, Nicole/Manning, Taryn/Durio, Katherine/Atkins, Eileen/Portman, Natalie/J'Han, Rasool/Baker, Kathy (I)/Mullins, Robin/Malone, Jena/Walters, Melora/Zellweger, Renée/Apgar, Jen/La Prade, Kristen Nicole +Collateral (2004)/Yamada, Henry T./Kozlowski, Steven/Lee, Cameron (I)/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Waxman, Michael/Luján, Daniel/Valenzuela, Jacob/Elfman, Bodhi/Sistos, Dan/English, Bobby/Deamer, Robert/Vidrio, Ismeal/Flores, Martin (IV)/Shier, Ivor/Roth, Niles/Diaz, Eddie (II)/Tiffe, Angelo/Schmidt Jr., Charlie E./McElroy, J.D./Garner, Jerald/Bachrach, Howard/Sandberg, Rodney/Cruise, Tom/Petrina, George/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Lee, Josiah D./Wong, Wilson (II)/Molale, Brandon/Newman, Elliott/Berg, Peter (I)/VerCammen, Ken/Sánchez, Edgar/Mersault, David/Muldrow, Ronald/Cavanagh, Auggie/Jones, Richard T./Ware, Trevor/Klima, Laszlo/McKernan, Peter/Henley, Barry Shabaka/Goldman, Lawrence (II)/Moncada, Luis/Wenger, Yussi/Garcia, Rick (V)/Aulicino, Paul/Montesinos, Gino/Ruffalo, Mark/Kubr, Mark/Stainbrook, Mark/Bardem, Javier/Sagastizado I, Tony/Pineda, Maurilio/Patil, Neil/McGill, Bruce/Cruze, Josh/Del Toro, Danny/Stoneburner, Roger/Dotson, Michael (II)/Foxx, Jamie/Eckert, Ron/Williams, Wade (II)/Urquiola, Cosme/Wolfe, Michael-John/Ochoa, Anthony/Adelstein, Paul/Burns, Joey/Urrego, Manuel/Statham, Jason/Yuon, Inmo/Dean, Donald/Villegas, Luis/Silver, Spike/Orozco, Omar/Convertino, John/Blendell, Troy/Hannin, Ian/Daniel, Chic/Bentt, Michael/Mihm, Ben/McBride, Jamie/Chooey, Corinne/Scott, Klea/Kennedy, JoNell/Teal, Dyna/Yungmee, Addie/Arreaga, Marianne M./Yi, Christy/VanSonnenberg, Emily/Bernard, Jessie/Basada, Lisa Marie/Ko, Linn/Schroeder, Sandi/Ferrarone, Jessica/Gutman, Annabelle/Mazar, Debi/Hiratzka, Megan/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Hall, Irma P./Paik, Janice/Gopacco, Kate +Collateral Damage (2002)/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Milhoan, Michael/Carpinteiro, Víctor/Posey, Tyler/Altamirano, Pedro/Beard, Kevin (I)/Cruz, Raymond/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Chávez, Ehécatl/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Lichtenberg, Eric/Campbell, J. Kenneth/Damián, Pedro/Renteria, Joe/Ramsay, Bruce/DiGiacinto, Mike/Alonzo, Robert/Koteas, Elias/Malil, Shelley/Verea, John/Conley, Jack/Dampf, Ethan/Worthy, Rick/Acovone, Jay/Garcia, Rick (I)/Mason, Madison/Moreno, Ken/Leguizamo, John/Sarfatti, Fernando/Allen, Todd (I)/Yánez, Cristo/Obregón, Rodrigo/Compton, Norm/Ayala, Omar/Albarrán, Gerardo/Bernstein, Louis (II)/Cavanaugh, Michael (I)/Lennix, Harry J./Pozos, Raul (II)/Fischer, Don (I)/Collins, Greg (II)/Garcia, Jsu/Curtis, Cliff/Sánchez, Salvador/Donahue, Ronald/Zepeda, Jorge/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Lilley, Clint/Cueto, Esteban/Rosario, Marcio (I)/Friedman, Daniel H./Turturro, John/Freifield, Brian/Fair, Johnny/Tull, Clyde/Munoz, Enrique (I)/Doralicia/Neri, Francesca/Griego, Penny/Frost, Lindsay/Traven, Natalia/Bobiwash, Jennifer/Slavin, Millie/Lynch, Jane/Gurrola, Flor Eduarda/Lewis, Marianne/Jinaro, Jossara +Color of Money, The (1986)/Selby, Rodrick/Whitaker, Forest/Arney, Randall/Pop, Iggy/Herman, Paul (I)/Nino, Miguel/Piller, Jerry/Geier, Paul/Vickery, Howard/Mataya, Jimmy/Squillo, Fred/Jarvis, Mark/Perry Jr., Ernest/Price, Richard (I)/D'Ambrosio, Vito/Nolfo, Andy/Widlowski, Jim/Mizerak, Steve/Simonsen, Harold L./Sunina, Brian/Ross, Alex (I)/Linn, Lawrence/Agins, Robert/Moss, Lloyd/Nieves, Mario/Mathews, Grady/Goldenberg, Carey/Mohr, Rick/Anastasia, Alvin/Turturro, John/McCready, Keith/Scorsese, Martin/Guastaferro, Joe/Newman, Paul (I)/Dean, Ron (I)/Nash, Michael (II)/Scorsese, Charles/Saxe, Peter/Ramírez, Juan (I)/Young, Bruce A./Feeney, Donald A./Cobbs, Bill/Cruise, Tom/Wilson, Lenny/Messing, Carol/Dodson, Lisa/Sigel, Christina/Christine, Wanda/Mastrantonio, Mary Elizabeth/Shaver, Helen/Bracco, Elizabeth +Color of Night (1994)/Henriksen, Lance/Bakula, Scott/Barnett, Steven R./O'Connor, Kevin J./Lowery, Andrew/Avari, Erick/Bower, John (I)/La Salle, Eriq/Dourif, Brad/Blades, Rubén/Willis, Bruce/Corey, Jeff/Korein, Avi/Wagner, Rachel/Wilhoite, Kathleen/March, Jane/Storm, Roberta/Knight, Shirley (I)/Warren, Lesley Ann +Color Purple, The (1985)/Pugh, Willard E./Liles, Marcus/Patton Jr., John/Poindexter, Jeris/Fishburne, Laurence/Chancler, Ndugu/Avant, Clarence/Guillory, Bennet/Da Costa, Paulinho/Martin, Bayo/Johnson, Jadili/Jackson, Leonard (I)/Glover, Danny/Terry, Sonny/Caesar, Adolph/Brown, Drew Bundini/James, Hawthorne/Thomas, David (II)/Anderson, Carl (II)/Rippy, Leon/Phillinganes, Greg/Turner, Arnold F./Kinsaka, Peto/Hart, John R./Strong, Phillip (I)/Covington, Marcus/Moore, Maurice/Starr, Howard/Tillis, James/Kwashi, Jeffrey/Gaines, Roy/Munzhi, Pete/Taylor, Ethel/Busia, Akosua/Jackson, Desreta/Latharp, Lechanda/Poe, Juliet/Murray, Carrie/Chong, Rae Dawn/Oliver, Daphaine/Beaubian, Susan/Asiedu, Nana Yaw/Freeman, Margaret (I)/Simon, Katie/Avery, Margaret (I)/Schockley, Aniijia Rae/Winfrey, Oprah/Ivey, Dana/Masamba, Lelo/Goldberg, Whoopi/Distefano, Lillian Njoki/Myres, April/Buie, Donna +Colors (1988)/Washington, Jeffrey/Cheadle, Don/Walker, Charles (I)/Cook, Lawrence (I)/Moreno, Tony (III)/Pena, Anthony/Penn, Sean (I)/Miguel, Nigel/Thorne, Geoffrey/Brooks, Randy (I)/Oriel, Ray/Moore, Allan/Plummer, Glenn/Cassel, Seymour/Johnson, Clark (I)/Bush, Grand L./Goros, Tomas/Zenda, John/Wayans, Damon/Fanning, Dennis/Lowe, Lawrence/Rodgers, T./Camarillo, Steven/Gains, Courtney/Dorsey, Nay K./Augustus, Sherman/Vasquez, Peter Mark/De Lan, Romeo/Ramos, Rudy/Martín Márquez, Roberto/Raynr, David/Duvall, Robert (I)/Curvey Jr., Troy/Williams, Dion/Markland, Ted/Boyd, Ron (I)/Mungo, Howard/Davis, Brian (I)/Mejía, Gerardo/Silva, Trinidad/Corello, Nick/Frye, Virgil/Rust, Richard (I)/Asparagus, Fred/Escobedo, Fabian/López, Mario (I)/Nance, Jack/Call, R.D./Dandridge, Gregg/Booker, Mark/Pamplin Jr., Roger Vernon/McLemore, Shawn/Leon (I)/Nunez, Roy A./Bluhm, Brandon/Collier, Eugene/Cervantes, Gary/Grimes, C.E./Jelks, Vaughn Tyree/Todd, Tony (I)/Beatty, Bruce/Richardson, Sy/Schaffer, Sharon/Alonso, Maria Conchita/Lifford, Tina/Thorpe, Ara/Nealy, Frances E./Pawlik, Kim/Bellamy, Paula/Montana, Karla/Bridges, Verda/Díaz-Parton, Marianne/Medina, Margaret/Jefferson, Trysh/Kenia (I)/Payton, JoMarie/Piquet, Daniela/Mercurio, Micole/Edwards, Annie Joe +Coma (1978 I)/Harris, Ed (I)/Basch, Harry/Worth, Nicholas (I)/Doyle, Richard/Brooks, Philip G./Barton, Gary/MacRae, Michael (I)/Hinkley, Del/Widmark, Richard/McKnight, David (I)/Siebert, Charles (I)/Balduzzi, Dick/Andon, Kurt/Downing, Frank/Johnson, Wyatt/Berns, Gerald/Wayne, Donald/Torn, Rip/Rhodes, Hari/Haufrect, Alan/Burton, Robert (II)/Mann, Michael (II)/Rubin, Benny/Widlock, John/Tucker, Duane/Benston, Gerald/Borut, Tom/Lally, Mike (I)/Vichi, Gerry/Cooper, Maury/Ryan, Paul (II)/Bisig, Gary/Wintersole, William/LeGault, Lance/Davidson, Paul (II)/Bratcher, Joe/Hollander, David (I)/Higgins, Edward C./Newman, Roger/Anderson, Ernest (III)/Speer, Martin/Douglas, Michael (I)/Selleck, Tom/Bujold, Geneviève/Cole, Kay (I)/Walden, Lois/McGuire, Betty/Ashley, Elizabeth (I)/Dymally, Amentha/Palmer, Joni/Frame, Sharron/Bugden, Sue/Kerns, Joanna/Grant, Sarina C./Luner, Susie/Chiles, Lois +Comedian (2002)/Adams, Orny/Nealon, Kevin/Katz, Barry/Dworman, Manny/Walkow, Brett/Leno, Jay/Irrera, Dom/Romano, Ray (I)/Pecora, Tom/Klein, Robert (I)/Mazzilli, Chris/Stephenson, William (II)/Nelson, Michael (VIII)/Cosby, Bill/Shapiro, George (I)/Giraldo, Greg/Perry, Brad (II)/Papa, Tom/Small, Sherrod/Johnson, John (IV)/Havey, Allan/Figueiredo, Craig/Shandling, Garry/Magnusson, Mark/Rosegarten, Rory (I)/Brogan, Jimmy/Abuelhija, Mustafa/Greenberg, Gary/Schorsch, Paul/Misiano, Chris/Benavides, Henry/Norton, Jim (II)/Britt, Michael/Joyner, Mario/Valentine, Gary (I)/Godfrey/Spector, Richard (II)/McKenna, Daniel/Miller, Richard (III)/Seinfeld, Jerry/Lacey, Mike (III)/Sean Shannon, T./Quinn, Colin/Dochtermann, Kevin/Seymour, Shawn/Dimonte, Terry/Wallace, George (II)/Salazar, Ángel (I)/Rock, Chris (I)/Adoram, Estee/Severine, Nicole/Clark, Elizabeth (VII)/Barnes, Anat/Barnett, Diane/Mee, Michie/Beatty, Nicole/Koury, Cynthia/Seinfeld, Jessica +Coming Home (1978)/Lubin, Richard/Hale, Bill (I)/Willens, Bill/Baker, Blane/Lewis, Kevin (VIII)/McClure, Marc (I)/Davis, Gary Lee/Rodriguez, Richard (VI)/Nelson, John Craig/Ray, Robert Darrell/Smith, Hugh (VII)/White, Bob (XIII)/Gilbert, Richard (VI)/Lang, Ed (I)/Wolff, Howard/Campos, Albert/Bennett, James (VII)/Regan, Patrick/Weigel, Rex/Corley, Pat/Green, Reuben/Carlton, Mark/Amador, Ron/Palacios, Michael/Hubbard, Butch/Lewis, Gordon (V)/Mares, Louis/Cuellar, Romeo/Raymond, Kirk/Burghadt, Joe/Britt, John J./Soto, Robert/Cyphers, Charles/Arena, Albert (II)/Erickson, Everett/Klein, Jim (I)/Ramirez, Edward (II)/Mikialian, Marc/Williams, James (XXVI)/Waddy, Curtis/Van Zandt, Ned/Leslie, Robert/Najera, Greg/Tucker, Danny/Santoro, Tony/Kretschmann, Robert/Minnebraker, Jeff/Bayardo, Raul/Price, Steven (I)/Rader, Butch/Brasile, Philip/Friedman, Wil/Dern, Bruce/Link, Dennis/Carradine, Robert/Stevens, Rick (IV)/Crosson, John/Carroll, Beeson/Newman Sr., Jerry/Alecksen, Karn/Lane, James (V)/Tyler, Willie/Banks, Jonathan/Rowe, Albert/Sweeden, John/Sweeden, Chris/Orange, Fredrico/Tokyo Ernie/Durkus, Jaye/Pelt, Tim/Faustine, Joey/Gleason, Jim (II)/Harris, Gary Lee/Hagelberg, John/McGee, Robert (IV)/Spruill, Craig/Malone, Richard/Traxler, Stephen/Watson, Michael (VII)/French, Bruce (I)/Garrett, Robert (V)/Tarin, Ron/Pickle, Brad/Worth, James/Jennings, Terry (IV)/Flores, Adolf/Moorhead, Morris/Clennon, David/Christopher, Glen/Kiley, David/Scott, Steven (VIII)/Rucker, Dennis/Martin, Frank (XII)/Watson, Arthur/Augustine, Kenneth/Kindelon, James/Folker, Bernie/Vahanian, Marc/Johnson, William (I)/Gunderson, Gilbert/Gibson, Reginald (II)/Shepard, Greg/Richardson, James G./Austin, Cornelius/Downey, Gary/Roberts, George (I)/Sober, Steve/Lucas, Jeff/Parks, Brad/Brooks, Reynard/Ginty, Robert/Hateley, Mark/Sun, Leland/Abatiell, Robert/Brown, Jon (VI)/Snow, Kenny/Lawson, Richard (I)/Flippin, Mike/Carello, Louis/Walker, Tom (IX)/Ott, Bob/Voight, Jon/Rosenberg, Arthur/Boswell, Don/Murdock, Robert (III)/Blanchard, Rick (I)/Shultz, Jan Michael/Miller, Kathleen/Frei, Sally/Milford, Penelope/Mirch, Susan/Taggart, Rita/Gregory, Mary/Jackson, Mary (I)/Hesky, Sharon/Binion, Kimberly/Fonda, Jane/Wendt, Hildegarde/Sikora, Trace/Hughes, Tresa/Shapiro, Maureen/Cole, Olivia/Pickren, Stacey/Watson, Claudie/Van Dam, Gwen/Elders, Mary/Chancelor, Bridget +Coming to America (1988)/Bates, Paul (I)/Sosna, David/Amos, John (I)/Davis, Roy Milton/Smith, Clint (I)/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Pastore, Scott/Ellis, Eric L./Locust, Jimmy/Murphy, Eddie (I)/White, Steve (I)/Murphy, Uncle Ray/Abrahams, Jim/Jackson, Samuel L./Chattman, Dwayne/Bellamy, Ralph/Santiago-Hudson, Ruben/Dimension, Robin/Anderson, Louie (I)/Tadross, Michael (I)/Scott, Randolph (II)/Jones, Clyde/Hall, Arsenio/Jones, James Earl/Savage, Nick (I)/Steinfeld, Jake/Vincent, Jerald/Turner, Raymond D./Faison, Frankie/Curtis-Hall, Vondie/Lockhart, Calvin/Ameche, Don/Earl, Shaun/La Salle, Eriq/Henderson, Eric D./Adams, Arthur (I)/Davis, Mary Bond/Finkley, Cynthia/Perkins, Donna M./Hunter, Gigi (I)/Gordon, Billi/Feather/Ferrol-Young, Sharon/Rose, Gina Consuela/Aldridge, Leah/Dillard, Victoria/Williams, Eyan/Clark, Stephanie (I)/Brown, Paula (I)/DeMichele, Dorian/Harkless, Loni Kaye/Mannen, Monique/Midori (II)/Hale, Birdie M./Banoza, Paulette/Allain, Aurorah/Kagan, Elaine/Dean, Allison (I)/Lee, Tanya Lynne/Simon, Stephanie/Sinclair, Madge/Tasha-Ford, Robbin/Headley, Shari/Colon, Janette/Hagins, Montrose/Beauvais, Garcelle/Rockhold, Dionne/Rivers, Tonja/Young, Kara/Boykins, June/Mimms, Mindora/Earle, Carla/Johnson, Sheila (I)/Gordy, Alison/Taylor, Felicia/Owens, Karen/Colon, Vanessa/Johnson, Debra (II)/Owens, Sharon/Calloway, Vanessa Bell/Matthews, Patricia (I)/Hanft, Helen/Gumora, Lisa +Commando (1985)/Adams, Michael (I)/Hedaya, Dan/McCarty, Ronald C./Fisher, George (III)/Duke, Bill (I)/Minor, Bob/Adams, Phil/Cardenas, Billy (I)/Elam, Greg Wayne/Kelly, David Patrick/Simmons, Tom (I)/Reyes, Edward/Wells, Vernon (I)/Painter, Jim (I)/Sawaya, Rick/Cervantes, Gary/Landers, Matt/Royce, Richard (I)/Paxton, Bill/Calia, Hank/Reyes, John (I)/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Meshack, Charles/Delano, Michael/Juliano, Lenny/DuPont, Peter/Olson, James/Snyder, Drew/Robins, Mikul/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Scott, Walter (I)/Richmond, Branscombe/Milano, Alyssa/Hayek, Julie/Chong, Rae Dawn/Field, Chelsea/Cadell, Ava/Daily, Vivian/Wyatt, Sharon +Commitments, The (1991)/Murphy, Johnny/Parker, Alan (I)/O'Connor, Eamon/Drew, Phelim/Bell, Jezz/Malone, Conor/Hardiman, Ronan/O'Connor, Paddy (I)/Finnegan, Dave/Gormley, Félim/Herbert, Derek/Hansard, Glen/O'Gorman, Owen/Strong, Andrew/Corr, Jim (I)/Hughes, Sean (I)/McCluskey, Kenneth/Bredin, Philip/O'Malley, Martin (I)/Murfi, Mikel/Carney, Liam/William, Canice/Meaney, Colm/Keelan, Bernard/Duggan, Derek (I)/Bushnell, Paul/Hogan, Larry (III)/MacLiam, Eanna/Dennis, Winston/Murray, Allan (IV)/MacAodha, Brian/Aherne, Michael/Rowan, Peter (II)/Cronin, John (II)/O'Reilly, Michael (I)/Foy, Patrick (II)/Navan, Bob/Cassoni, Gerard/O'Regan, Mark/Arkins, Robert/Leahy, Mark (III)/Bolger, Michael (I)/Massey, Dick/Smith, Blaise/Daly, Lance/Kane, Dave (I)/MacConiomare, Colm/Nolan, Mick (I)/Flitton, Sheila/Leavy, Pat/Corr, Caroline/Place, Maria/Kennedy, Maria Doyle/Fairclough, Lindsay/Fairclough, Ruth/O'Malley, Maura (I)/Kavanagh, Philomena/Kent, Anne/Reid, Eileen (I)/Lyons, Josylen/Gallagher, Bronagh/Corr, Sharon/Corr, Andrea/Dawson, Emily (I)/Ball, Angeline/Harris, Kristel/O'Grady, Rynagh/Smith, Tricia/Ryan, Ger/Lawless, Aoife/Campbell, Jody +Como agua para chocolate (1992)/Muñoz, Luis A./Mares, Miguel/Mares, Javier/Bastida, Teodoro/Jagnes, Billy/Cruz, Artemio/Díaz, Roberto (VIII)/García, José Miguel (I)/Lopez, Jose F./Ostrosky, David/Geturino, Max/Mejía, Rodolfo/Romero, Francisco (IV)/Vizales, Jorge/Aguilar, Jesus/Martínez, Mario Iván/Wickliff, K./Simon (XI)/Manti, Ryan/de Bernal, Farnesio/Ramírez, Amado/Leonardi, Marco/Cornejo, Rogelio/García Zuazua, Rafael/García Zuazua Jr., Rafael/Aguirre, Genaro/García Jr., Andrés/Martínez, Osvaldo/Ramos, Juan A./Kohlman, Fune/Orquesta De R. Lombra/Hatch, Bo/Vasquez, Mario/Arias, Rodolfo/Garrido, Joaquín (I)/McKinney, David/Murillo, Juan/Herrera, Regino/Hernandez, Jose A./Kaplan, Ricardo M./Rodríguez, Jaime R./De Tejada, Alfredo P./Gomez, Victor M./Chester (I)/Arizmendi, Yareli/Ross, Teresa (II)/Villarreal, Lorena/Maillé, Claudette/Ashabranner, Stacey/Awyer, Mary Beth/Rodríguez, Socorro/Alexander, Brígida/Rodriguez, Hayde J./Martinez, Lizet/Carrasco, Ada/Lopez R., Estela/De la Fuente, Natalia/Elías, Beatriz/Pineda, Maria H./Ramírez, Arcelia/Ruiz, Sonia/Arau, Sandra (II)/Maartinez, Jaime J./Canudas, Gabriela/Mares, Melisa/Torné, Regina/Isabel, Margarita/Sierra, Angel/Cavazos, Lumi/Nickliff, Melisa/De Tejada, Gabriela P./Flores, Maria R./Garcia C., Susana/Sánchez, Indira/Ballesteros, Edurne/Aranda, Pilar +Company of Wolves, The (1984)/Stamp, Terence/Carter, Jim (I)/Morant, Richard/McClaren, Vincent/Rea, Stephen (I)/Marsen, Edward/Evans, Roy (I)/Brown, Jim (III)/Crowden, Graham/Warner, David (I)/Bergese, Micha/Johnstone, Shane/Glover, Brian/Gardner, Jimmy (I)/Silberg, Tusse/Porrett, Susan/Buchanan, Ruby/Pogson, Kathryn/Patterson, Sarah (I)/Dax, Danielle/Slowe, Georgia/Lansbury, Angela/Archibald, Dawn +Company, The (2003)/Whitmore, Dwayne/Connolly, John G./Onuki, Masayoshi (I)/Levine, Michael (XV)/Prisco, Keith/Reid, Claude/Gluckman, John/Currey, Michael Andrew/Rubio, Domingo/Peyankov, Yasen/Darveris, George/Kitten, Calvin/Villanueva, Mauro/Smith, Michael (XXII)/Grapey, Marc/Gombert, David/Desrosiers, Robert/Greer, Kevin Scott/Franke, Sam/Prescott, Matthew Roy/Franco, James/Lewis, Paul (XI)/Goldweber, Mark/Lockett, Pierre/Dick, William (III)/Glazer, Larry/Breuler, Robert/McDowell, Malcolm/Peeples, Roderick/Pergande, Samuel/Hummel, Mark/McCarthy, Danny (III)/Briscoe, Bobby/Anderson, Michael (XVIII)/Lubovitch, Lar/Alberda, Tristan/Gober, Chris/Sklute, Adam/McSween, Brian/Shives, Willy/Lordan, John/Robertson, Davis C./Canova, Orlando Julius/Kozak, Peter/Edwards, Erica Lynette/Basden, Cameron/Dawn, Deborah/Arthur, Charthel/Dodds Frank, Marilyn/Wilkins, Maia/Selig, Katherine/Harrison, Emma (II)/Sansone, Angelina/Patterson, Emily (I)/Yasui, Yukari/Robin, Valerie/Keller, Stacy Joy/O'Connell, Julie/Brown, Deanne/Kepley, Julianne/Robertson, Barbara E./Prisco, Suzanne L./Smith, Erin (IV)/Campbell, Neve/Wyatt, Jessica/Aagard, Heather/Thielhelm, Kathleen/Goodman, Jennifer (II)/Mertz, Elizabeth/Mayberry, Mariann/Cusack, Susie/Lazenga, Britta/Hamilton, Trinity/Sherwood, Jacqueline +Con Air (1997)/Ginther, Mark/Robotham, John/Devlin, Billy/Bell, Dan (I)/McGovern, Don Charles/Roberts, Mario/Goode, Conrad/Davis, Don S. (I)/Gage, Kevin/So, Jay/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Cusack, John/Brownlee, Mongo/Kyris, Marco/White, Robert (V)/Ramsey, David (I)/Chappelle, Dave/Smock, Ashley/Bellamy, Ned/Trejo, Danny/Miyashima, Joey/Diehl, John/Kelly, Brendan (I)/Rudert, Dan/Zumbrum, Harley/Rosenberg, Scott/Worthington, Sheldon/Barry, Matthew (I)/Eastin, Steve/Poindexter, Jeris/Ditty, Scott/Ludwig, Walt G./Lehne, Fredric/Cusack, Bill/Haggerty, Dylan (I)/Ellis, Chris (I)/Olson, Jeff (I)/Rosales, Gilbert/Collins, Greg (II)/McCoy, Scott/Roselius, John/Currie, Brian Hayes/Bush, Tommy/Rhames, Ving/Williamson, Mykelti/Antico, Pete/Duran, Richard L./Campbell, John (III)/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Greer, Dabbs/Stephenson, Bob (II)/Kelly, Joseph Patrick/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Barnes, Randee/Borrego, Jesse/Meaney, Colm/Paddock, Charlie/Cage, Nicolas/Chinlund, Nick/Hutchison, Doug/Bozian, Jamie/Evans, Dick 'Skip'/Jones, John Marshall/Perez, Eddie (I)/L'Heureux, Gérard/Roberson, David (I)/Buscemi, Steve/Taft, Robert/McSorley, Marty/Hulin, Steve/Fresca, Marty/Burkley, Dennis/Zúñiga, José (I)/Burkholder, Scott/Willems, Brian/Santiago, Renoly/Gainey, M.C./Frost, Charles Lynn/Dearth, Doug/Rodney, Mark/Billings, Earl/Randall, George (II)/Jones, Ty Granderson/Ciarfalio, Carl/Malkovich, John/Potter, Monica/Ticotin, Rachel/Balahoutis, Alexandra/Pratt, Lauren/Featherstone, Angela/Sharma, Barbara/Bluford, Dawn/Allbright, Landry/Burt, Kira +Conan the Barbarian (1982)/Cobb, Ron/Columbu, Franco/Herman, Gary (I)/Yamasaki, Kiyoshi/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Dronet, Dragon (I)/Gibb, Donald (I)/Barboo, Luis/Smith, William (I)/Mako (I)/Jones, James Earl/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Sanz, Jorge (I)/Taylor, Jack (II)/Lopez, Gerry/Davidson, Ben/von Sydow, Max (I)/Mitamura, Dr. Akio/Milius, John/Jansen, Corrie/Holmey, Erik/Alcón, Pilar/Bergman, Sandahl/Quennessen, Valérie/Nadiuska/Foldvary, Leslie/Gava, Cassandra +Conan the Destroyer (1984)/Mayne, Ferdy/Chamberlain, Wilt/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Conner, Matt/Walter, Tracey/Mako (I)/Fleischer, Bruce (I)/André the Giant/Corey, Jeff/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Roach, Pat/d'Abo, Olivia/Douglas, Sarah (I)/Ashley, Angel/Jones, Grace (I) +Coneheads (1993)/Keane, James (I)/Spade, David/Aykroyd, Dan/Bobrow, Mitchell/Farley, Chris/Napper, Howard/Kurup, Shishir/Kivel, Barry/Martell, Grant/Lilien, Topper/Sandler, Adam (I)/Hartman, Phil (I)/McKean, Michael (I)/Bilzerian, Laurence/Arnold, Tom (I)/Susman, Todd/Freed, Sam/Comar, Richard/Carey, Drew/Turner, Terry (I)/Morris, Garrett (I)/Griffin, Eddie/Aykroyd, Peter/Sinbad/Stewart, Nils Allen/Bonilla, Art/Penner, Jonathan/Robles, Walter (II)/Richards, Michael (I)/Nealon, Kevin/Lovitz, Jon/Thomas, Dave (I)/Davis, Tom (I)/Layne, Cooper/Hubley, Whip/Knott, Robert/Meadows, Tim/Alexander, Jason (I)/Harnish, Nicolette/Persky, Lisa Jane/Sagal, McNally/Levy, Sarah Anne/DeGeneres, Ellen/Adams, Joey Lauren/Aykroyd, Danielle/Coberly, Sydney/Burke, Michelle (I)/Sweeney, Julia/Hooks, Jan/Posey, Parker/Newman, Laraine/Briz, Rosa Maria/Curtin, Jane +Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002)/Pla, Conrad/Randolph, George (II)/Burke, Robert John (I)/Elias, Joey (I)/Beaudet, Richard/Goldsman, Akiva/Damon, Matt/Tiberghien, Jérôme/Lefebvre, Jeff/Johnson, Arte/Farr, Jamie/Eubanks, Bob/Weintraub, Jerry (I)/St-Pierre, Francois/Pepper, Bruce/Zacapa, Daniel/Corday, Bill/Hirsh, David Julian/Ensign, Michael/Langston, Murray/Urbaniak, James/Paul, Christian/Guerin, Benoit/Dempster, Ethan Thomas C./Cera, Michael/Barris, Chuck/Reynolds, Robert (V)/Berardinucci, Carlo/Anderson, J. Todd/Balbar, Shaun/Lange, Jim/Minicozzi, Andre/Roy, Norman/Adams, Steve (I)/Priselkov, Sergei/Clooney, George/Kind, Richard/Clark, Dick (I)/Tosques, Dino/Fontaine, Frank (II)/Lake, Steven W./Hauer, Rutger/Kevan, Martin/Pitt, Brad/Filipowich, Michael/Tucker, Sean (I)/Paterson, Mike (II)/Patton, Gene/Wilson, Peter N./Rockwell, Sam/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Wright, Brian D./Cobden, Joe/Di Lauro, Ron/Carrasco, Carlos/Patel, Keshav/Hinkley, Tommy/Zanca, Tony/Besso, Claudia/Noma, Shu Lan/Smyth, Sarah/Banton, Samantha/Cottle, Leslie/Fisher, Marlene/Hayes, Dale/Murphy, Cheryl (II)/Lane, Janet/Allen, Krista/Ferreira, Marlida/Anthony, Tanya/Clelford, Sally/Blais, Isabelle/Bacci, Barbara/Morin, Krista/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Wilson, Kristen (I)/Carr, Vikki/Westelman, Alicia/Gyllenhaal, Maggie/Hall, Jennifer (I)/Morin, Nathalie (III)/Chanel, Veronica/Devigne, Pascale/Rose Ambroziak, Aimee/Westley, Jennifer Rae/Elkin, Ilona/Morgan, Jaye P./Carter, Melissa (IV)/Kim, Suyun/Bertrand, Maria/Tomassone, Linda/Roberts, Julia (I)/Juneau, Isabelle/Quesnel, Andrée-Anne/Chrzanowska, Olga/Brosseau, Claire/Silk, Anna/Sweeney, Michelle/Ceci, Chelsea/Donavan, Darcy/Inger, Mariah/Lefevre, Rachelle +Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (2004)/Brown, Kevin (I)/Farkas, Greg (II)/Garcia, Adam/MacDonald, Adam (I)/Arce, Pedro Miguel/Marienthal, Eli/Fitzpatrick, Richard (I)/Lynch, Connor/Quigley, Gerry (I)/Kass, Kyle/Taylor-Taylor, Courtney/McCamus, Tom/McFee, Bruce/Zoe (VIII)/Mamabolo, Barbara/Leggat, Ashley/Kane, Carol (I)/Fox, Megan (I)/McCarthy, Sheila (I)/Headly, Glenne/Oskam, Maggie/Oskam, Rachael/Sealy-Smith, Sheila/Lohan, Lindsay/Douglass, Diane/Pill, Alison +Confidence (2003)/Burns, Edward (I)/Van Holt, Brian/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Pine, Robert/Brumfield, Aaron/Tom, Steve (I)/Bolt, Jackson/G, Franky/Fierro, Angelo (II)/Hoffman, Dustin/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Thayer, Michael R./Forster, Robert (I)/Blueian, Barry/Orser, Leland/Lynch, John Carroll/Logue, Donal/Chestnut, Morris/Giannone, Jay/Giamatti, Paul/Price, Steven Oliver/Dempsey, Michael (I)/Garcia, Andy (I)/Lombardi, Louis/Verdu, Santiago/NGom, Abdoulaye/Portser, Mary/Skye, Elysia/Lenz, Nicole Marie/Lawner, Melissa/Weisz, Rachel/Alexander, Elle (I)/Sheffield, Tamie/Ruben, Michelle/O'Brien, April +Conformista, Il (1970)/Aligny, Christian/Costa, Romano/Haber, Alessandro/Clémenti, Pierre/Pellerani, Furio/Silvestri, Umberto/Cappeli, Claudio/Guerra, Luigi Antonio/Sarchielli, Massimo/Maestri, Antonio/Quaglio, José/Rossi, Luciano (I)/Tarascio, Enzo/Benedetti, Benedetto/Belegue, Christian/Guerrini, Orso Maria/Addobbati, Giuseppe/Trintignant, Jean-Louis/Civera, Pierangelo/Moschin, Gastone/Giachetti, Fosco/Gaddi, Carlo/Fortunato, Pasquale/Vagniluca, Gino/Sanson, Yvonne/Milly (I)/Lado, Marta/Sandrelli, Stefania/Sanda, Dominique +Congo (1995)/Lowe, John Alexander/Wrentz, Lawrence T./Malang/Callahan, E.J./Jackson, Eldon/Caputo, Jay/Muhoro, Karara/Curry, Tim (I)/Almodovar, Robert/Mwangi, Sylvester/Pugin, Bill (I)/Nichols, Taylor/Antonucci, Christopher 'Critter'/Lindo, Delroy/La Rosa, Brian/Elliott, Peter (II)/Weiss, Joel (I)/Jason, Peter/Mack, Shelton/Hudson, Ernie/Mutune, Anthony/Hawkes, John (I)/Karen, James (I)/Paradise, James/Amakye, Willie/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Gitonga, Jackson/Tan, Philip/Kadi, Nicholas/Barry, Thom/Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Adewale/Robinson, Les (I)/Chinyamurindi, Michael/Pantoliano, Joe/Baker, Joe Don/Pankin, Stuart/Toley, Guy/Bateke, Fidel/Anthony, David (II)/Walsh, Dylan/St. Pierre, David (I)/Shalita, Nelson/Murphy, William John/Grevioux, Kevin/Adejugbe, Ayo/Cameron, John (III)/Mungai, David/Kamuyu, Andrew/Buffett, Jimmy/Michael, Garon/Suttles, Darnell/Forney, Jay Speed/Heslov, Grant/Seymour, Carolyn/Noh, Lorene/Fox, Shayna/Linney, Laura/Rosas, Misty/Connors, Kathleen (III)/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Rosemont, Romy +Connie and Carla (2004)/Ma, Paddy/Jones, Gary (I)/Fauchon, Guy/Ackerman, Don (II)/Duchovny, David/Sandow, Nick/Spinella, Stephen/Kaiser, Robert (I)/Grunberg, Greg/McLeod, Douglas/Mapa, Alec/Anderson, Bart/Cottrill, Stephen/Payne, Charles (II)/McGiver, Boris/Burke, Robert John (I)/Baird, Douglas/Harrington, Adam (I)/Nicholson, Lloyd/Logan, Chris (II)/Gomez, Ian/McDonald, Carl/Keating, Fred (II)/Williams, Jay (IV)/Roberts, Gordon/Mihok, Dash/Mark, D. Neil/Van Rij, Ryf/Roberds, Michael/Oberg, Todd/Rae, Krista/Vardalos, Nia (I)/Crosbie, Nicola/Woodman, Danielle/Wilde, June B./Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Angus, Kristi/Wilson, Brittney/Sood, Veena/Hogan, Fiona (I)/Copeland, Kristina/Kliner, Elaine/Chula, Babs/Horsdal, Chelah/Darlow, Linda/Collette, Toni +Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972)/Wynant, H.M./Bacon, James/Murray, Don (I)/Kartalian, Buck/Chow, David (I)/Rhodes, Hari/Barnes, Rayford/McDowall, Roddy/Randolph, John/Montalban, Ricardo/Soucy, Hector/Dennis, John (I)/Spangler, Dick/Jump, Gordon/Comi, Paul/Wagner, Lou/Darden, Severn/Trundy, Natalie/Haber, Joyce/Maynor, Asa +Conspiracy Theory (1997)/Garity, Troy/Potts, Michael (I)/Goodloe, J. Mills (I)/Harms, John (I)/Tuerpe, Paul/Rea, Brad/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Liska, Stephen/Kindlin, Kevin/Makinen, Karl/Dear, H. Clay/Tigar, Kenneth/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Lee, Mushond/Thomas, Sean Patrick/Della, Jay (I)/Merrill, Jayson/Fleming, Cliff/Stanley, Don/Smith, Danny (V)/Kusenko, Nicholas/Cracchiolo, Dan/Schanley, Tom/Kahan, Steve/Osian, Matte/McArthur, Alex/Lauren, Andrew/McDaniel, Charles/Kurtz, Michael (I)/Santiago, Chad/Simonds, Lincoln/Simpson, George (I)/McCarthy, Thomas (I)/Cerullo, Al/Nelson, Erik L./Simonds, Dave/Alexander, Terry/Koch, Peter (I)/Jackson, Leonard (I)/Lee, Steve (III)/King, Raymond (III)/Cozart, Cylk/Cantarini, Louis/Koch, David (I)/Wild, Patrick/Crawford, Jared/Donner, Richard/Riojas, Juan A./Hebert, Rich/McLachlan, Rod/Chaves, Robert/Morse, Christo/Jackson, Kevin (I)/Oliver, James (I)/Sterling, Jim (I)/Schwartzman, John (I)/Nugent, Daniel/Gibson, Donal/Rosen, Edward J. (I)/Graham, Jeremy A./Williams, Brian J./Lotterman, Beau/Rosario, José Ramón/Peel, Darren/Remsen, Bert/Van Wyck, Jim/Gavin, James W./Wiles, Michael Shamus/Paloulian, Raffi/Scriba, Mik/Fardon, Joshua/Robinson, Charles W./Winters, Dean/Hoffman, Rick (I)/Aguilar, G.A./Henderson, Bill (I)/Gibson, Mel (I)/Johnson, Christine Toy/Palmisano, Victory/Palmisano, Kerry McCullen/Millen, Lorna R./Allen, Sage/Trainor, Saxon/Collier, Marian/Stedelin, Claudia/Sanchez, Joanna/Bayley, Kate/Roberts, Julia (I)/Lauder, Maureen/Brychta, Edita/Labao, Cece Neber/Lunden, Joan/Prianti, Judy/Vogt, K.T./Hilleary, Irene/Woodbury, Judith +Constant Gardener, The (2005)/Sibi-Okumu, John/Parker, Ben (V)/Leenheer, Andre/Fiennes, Ralph/McCabe, Richard/Pearson, Keith/Nighy, Bill/Huston, Danny/Moller, John/Okinda, Christopher/Wheeler, Stuart/Nzioki, Peter King/Ojiambo, Ainea/Ngugi, Packson/Payne, Chris (VII)/Dew, Dang Wuor/Onyulo, Sidede/Apiyo, Donald/Koundé, Hubert/Schnegg, Denis/Rhode, Joe Christopher/Gardiner, Ben (II)/Keogh, John (I)/Sumpter, Donald/Oduor, Bernard Otieno/Kirumburu, Ng'ang'a/Njoroge, Steenie/Caine, Jeffrey/Chemnitz, Thomas/Lightburn-Jones, Chris/Postlethwaite, Pete/McSorley, Gerard/Otage, Samuel/Rhode, Edgar Nicholas/Simonian, Rupert/Reding, Nick/Harder, Teresa/Harford, Daniele/Achan, Ann/Manyasi, Lydia M./Weisz, Rachel/Kakenyi, Brigid M./Kaigwa, Mumbi/Sarnau, Anneke Kim/Plackner, Eva/Panjabi, Archie/Simpson, Claire/Damaris, Katherine/Aubrey, Juliet/Maribe, Jacqueline/Agweyu, Damaris Itenyo/Jial, Nyajima +Constantine (2005)/Alonso, Laz/John, Wesley/Pagtama, Abe/Molina, Jose (IV)/Pyun, C.W./Pierron, Martin/Alejandro, Kevin/McGrory, Matthew/LaBeouf, Shia (I)/Reeves, Keanu/Guinan, Francis/Rusnak, Erik/Stormare, Peter/Wryn, Connor Dylan/Gipson, John/Rosen, Edward J. (I)/Lynch, Gus (II)/Londono, Andres/Buniel, Quinn/Ramirez, Jesse/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Reed, Tanoai/Valdez, Jeremy Ray/Rossdale, Gavin/Shain, Mahryah/Baker, Max/Cedar, Larry/Million, Billy/Downs, Nicholas/Zúñiga, José (I)/Stahelski, Chad/Rondell, R.A./Holly, Bryan/Hounsou, Djimon/Kawata, Roberto/Ryerson, Ann/Monaghan, Michelle/Trias, Jhoanna/Swinton, Tilda/Grace, April/Fabian, Stephanie/Whang, Suzanne/Azlynn, Valerie/Ryan, Robbin/Lo, Alice/Weisz, Rachel/Omi, Sharon/Dietz, Eileen/Pilavin, Barbara +Contact (1997)/Montoya, Diego/Elk, Rob/Adler, Jonathan (II)/Harris, Leon (III)/MacArthur, Douglas/Chino, Conroy/Macaulay, Marc/Breaugh, Todd Patrick/Strozier, Henry/Afrakhan, Behrooz/Darling, Russell/Netterville, Ned/Aguilar Jr., Robert/Bailey, Mark (I)/Fichtner, William/Chester, Sami/Roosevelt, Franklin Delano/Johnson, Jeff (I)/Rivera, Geraldo/Woods, James (I)/Busey, Jake/Nixon, Richard/Damions, Derrick/Ming, Lo/Nolan, Paul L./Albala, Michael (I)/Boyer, Christopher (I)/Gammell, Robin/Winters, Kristoffer Ryan/Novak, Robert D./Gumbel, Bryant/Principe, Frank/Gifford, Dan/Thomason, Mark (I)/Winchell, Walter/Hurt, John/Preston, J.A./Ford, Steven (I)/King, Martin Luther/St. James, David/King, Larry (I)/Jordan, William (I)/Gilliard, Carl (I)/Zemeckis, Alexander/Valencia, Vance/Garner, Thomas/Clinton, Bill (I)/Chaban, Michael/Williams, Delaney/Takano, Mak/Thomas, Bill (X)/Bennett, Matt (III)/Okamura, Seiji/Okumoto, Yuji/Soles, Linden/Sanderlin Sr., Russell/Alston, Brian/Brooke, Haynes/Lowe, Rob (I)/Bergeron, Philippe (I)/Griffin, Gerry/Logroño, Sunshine/Veadov, Alex/Whitcomb, Ian (II)/Tanaka, Tom (I)/Smallwood, Tucker/Morse, David (I)/Leno, Jay/Skerritt, Tom/McNeil, Timothy/Martini, Max/Morse, Richardson/Kaplan, William B./Armstrong, Neil (I)/Silva, Frank (III)/Hamilton, Anthony (I)/Hild, Jim/Matarazzo, Neal/Lee, Leo/Holliman, John/Blake, Geoffrey/Hitler, Adolf/Shaw, Bernard/McConaughey, Matthew/Rey, José/McCarthy, Joseph (II)/Nakamura, Saemi/Malone, Jena/Dougherty, Jill/Balgobin, Jennifer/Allen, Natalie (I)/Ferraro, Geraldine A./Kennedy, Kathleen (II)/Foster, Jodie/Clemente, Aixa/Myers, Dee Dee/Kushida, Alice/Wilsey, Pamela/Kelley, Donna J./Surillo, Laura Elena/Soren, Tabitha/Arraras, Maria Celeste/Battista, Bobbie/Shipman, Claire/Dao, Catherine/Armstrong, Valorie/Peterson, Janie/Fischer, Pamela (I)/Druyan, Ann/Beucler, Rebecca T./Bassett, Angela/Cook, Candice/Petroro, Marisa +Contender, The (2000)/Oldman, Gary/Rubinek, Saul/Jimenez, Roderick/Louis, Justin (I)/Hyde, Mark (III)/Hobbs, Rodney J./Lewis, Justin (I)/Powell, Scoot/Malbrough, Gerard/West Jr., Joseph M./Appleton, Bev/Hall, Philip Baker/Slater, Christian/Dye, Billy/Cooper, Greg (I)/Taylor, Joseph Lyle/Geer, Kevin/Sala, Ed/Laubacher, David/Kain, Rick/Pratt, Sean (I)/Roberts, Doug (I)/Taylor, Joe (I)/Goodwin, Michael (I)/Cureton, David/Boothby, Andrew C./Mehta, Amit (I)/Dray, Justin/Urbanski, Douglas/Maloney, Denis/Driver, Del/Shonka, J. Scott/Hoeflinger, James/Binder, Mike/Kennedy, Michael Stanton/Fryrear, Noah/Kennedy, Michael (II)/Bevins, Bill/Grantz, Kevin/Harvey, Robert (I)/Petersen, William L./Kelly, Stan (I)/Booth, Anthony/Elliott, Sam/Young, Ricardo Miguel/Iacovo, Fred/Hurwitz, Steve/Penberthy, Kirk/Campen Jr., Donald 'Spec'/Bridgewater, David/Gillespie, Steve/Thomas, Robin (I)/King, Larry (I)/Chandler, William L./Bridges, Jeff (I)/Londoner, David/Guertler, Dave/Rosbeck, Heather/Carroll, Jolene/Allen, Joan (I)/Torn, Angelica/Ziegler, Irene/Marks, Liz (I)/Register, Sandra/Shaw, Kristen/Hemingway, Mariel/Jones, Teresa/Mower, Caryn/West, Lynn/Morgan, Genia/Shaffner, Catherine/Westbrook, Dawn/Richmond, Sherri/Morris, Kathryn (I) +Control Room (2004)/Shuster, David/Ibrahim, Hassan/Mintier, Tom/Khader, Samir/Rumsfeld, Donald/Rushing, Lt. Josh/Bush, George W./Khatib, Deema +Conversation, The (1974)/Cazale, John/Wheeler, Mark (I)/Forrest, Frederic/Garfield, Allen/Hackman, Richard/Higgins, Michael (I)/Ford, Harrison (I)/Nalbandian, Al/Hackman, Gene/Duvall, Robert (I)/Shields, Robert (I)/Meyer, George (I)/Bieri, Ramon/Coppola, Gian-Carlo/Alexander, Phoebe/MacRae, Elizabeth/Garr, Teri/Williams, Cindy +Convoy (1978)/Keller, Allen/Huff, Tommy J./Wilkinson, Wayne D./Levy, Don (I)/Russek, Jorge/Visciglia Sr., Robert J./Dupin, Cleveland/Davies, Brian (I)/Fritts, Donnie/Bryson, John (I)/Jones Jr., William C./McGee, Jerry/Van Dyke, Greg/Edgcomb, James/Burk, Jim (I)/Spaulding, Larry/Bush, Tommy/Lenzi, Pepi/Brady, Randy/Coontz, Bill/Hughes, Billy E./Newton, Stacy/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Orrison, Bob/Paul, Terry (I)/Skyhawk, Sonny/Utley, Michael/Coleman, George (I)/Hughes, Whitey/Kane, Jackson D./Peckinpah, Sam/Young, Burt/Gill, John (I)/Robins, Herb/Bruton, Turner Stephen/Benton, Charles (I)/Runyon, Tom/Halleck, Daniel D./Ajaye, Franklyn/Creason, Sammy Lee/Kelley, Walter/Moore, James R./O'Donnell, Spec/Borgnine, Ernest/Cassel, Seymour/Blatchford, Edward/Wilson, Sabra/Barnes, Bobbie/Zenovich, Vera/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Letteau, Debbie/Martínez, Patricia (I)/Yates, Cassie/Baldwin, Paula/Sinclair, Madge/MacGraw, Ali +Cook the Thief His Wife & Her Lover, The (1989)/Cook, Ron (I)/Maguire, Michael (III)/Goody, Bob/Russell, Paul (I)/Olsen, Gary/Dury, Ian/Ross, Willie/Stewart, Ewan (I)/Rainey, Saffron/Bohringer, Richard/Wilson, Andy (II)/Sears, Ian/Lloyd-Pack, Roger/Gambon, Michael/Walters, Patric/Mullis, John/Alleff, Tony/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Fraser, Alex/Clark, Michael (VII)/Williams-Ellis, Hywel/Rush, Peter (I)/Howard, Alan (I)/Roth, Tim/Geary, Tim/Logan, Gary (I)/Hinds, Ciarán/Breeveld, Arnie/Brozovic, Nick/Stoneham, Ben/Langton, Diane/Oliver, Prudence/Smith, Liz (I)/Gillespie, Emer/Brilli, Flavia/Maund, Sue/Mirren, Helen/Mayer, Pauline/Kingston, Alex (I)/Goodchild, Sophie/Henfrey, Janet/Pagano, Caroline/Edwards, Brenda (I) +Cookie's Fortune (1999)/Strobel, Preston/Thomas, Rufus (I)/Moffat, Donald/Vance, Courtney B./Sanders, Fred (II)/Guyer, Derek (I)/West, Red/Ellis, Jimmy (III)/Sullivan II, John M./Lomenick, John/Darst, Danny/Reid, Ferguson/Tate, Terris/Dutton, Charles S./Coulson, Christopher (I)/Pillow, Kenny/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Beatty, Ned/Mell, Randle/McDaniel, Solomon/Worsham, Hank/Malloy, Matt (I)/Lovett, Lyle/Moore, Julianne (I)/Sindelar, Emily/Tyler, Liv/Neal, Patricia/Nash, Niecy/Moore, Susanna (II)/Close, Glenn/Whitfield, Ann/Schneider, Shari (I)/Cole, Cheryl (II)/Lail, Heath/Wilson, Ruby +Cool Hand Luke (1967)/Tyner, Charles/Cannon, J.D./James, Clifton/Rosson, Eddie/Zerbe, Anthony/Waite, Ralph/Robinson, Cyril 'Chips'/Donner, Robert (I)/Kartalian, Buck/Woodward, Morgan/Rogers, Wayne (I)/Kennedy, George (I)/Askew, Luke/McLiam, John/Davalos, Richard/Gammon, James (I)/Pearce, Donn/Luster, Robert/Baker, Joe Don/Newman, Paul (I)/Pearce, John (I)/Goodwins, Norman/Martin, Strother/Drivas, Robert/Hicks, Chuck/Antonio, Lou/Williams, Rush/Bradley, James (I)/Kahana, Kim/Stanton, Harry Dean/Jeter, James/Finnerty, Warren/Cavell, Marc/Howard, Rance/Hopper, Dennis/Van Fleet, Jo/Harmon, Joy +Cool Runnings (1993)/Lane, Campbell/Lehto, Craig/Price, Teddy/Kerr, Kerwin/Lewis, Rawle D./Stona, Winston/Leon (I)/Robinson, Deamion/Candy, John/Hunter, Oliver (II)/Gilman, Larry/Brazeau, Jay/Harvey, Charles/Hyatt, Charles (I)/Weir, Fitz/Parisien, Rob/Morgan, John (XIII)/Roache, Lloyd/Barry, Raymond J./Cooper, Kristoffer/Gaze, Christopher/Anderson, Clive (II)/Walker, Matthew (I)/Dow, Bill/Kelly, Matthew Robert/Trautwig, Al/Doug, Doug E./McEwan, Rob/Yoba, Malik/Goth, Jack/Lovgren, David/Coeur, Paul/London, Michael (I)/Outerbridge, Peter/Kroeker, Cheryl/Brown, Beverly (I)/Macauley, Bertina/Scott, Karyn J./Myrie, Pauline Stone/Tomlinson, Cyrene +Cool World (1992)/Big Yank/Worth, Stephen/Snegoff, Gregory/Adler, Charles (I)/Podwal, Murray/Kirkwood, Scott/Pitt, Brad/Hoyos, Antonio/Thompson, Leroy (I)/Pinney, Patrick/Lally, Michael David/Bell, Bobby (I)/Friedkin, Gary/Camen, Joey/Sinatra Jr., Frank/Frankfather, William/LaMarche, Maurice/Collins, Greg (II)/Ben-Victor, Paul/Byrne, Gabriel/Jackson, Kevin L./Jennings, Jenine/Basinger, Kim/Brenn, Janni/Milo, Candi/O'Connell, Deirdre/Blackwell, Emma/Hoak, Clare/Roswell, Maggie/Cote, Lorraine/Dawson, Jinx/Abrams, Michele/Hamilton, Carrie +Cooler, The (2003)/Platt, Chris/Livingston, Ron/Hill, Jeff (V)/Gainey, M.C./Beaman, Monet/Grossen, Danny/Hatosy, Shawn/McCarthy, James (I)/Nascarella, Arthur J./Hannah, Frank/Simbeck, Andrew/Lemieux, Dan/Halbert, Stephen/Samboceti, Mitch/Santos Jr., Herb/Conti, Joe (II)/Longo, Tony/Elliott, Larry (II)/Macy, William H./Baldwin, Alec/Watson, Doc/Scribner, Don/Ganska, Norbert/Sorvino, Paul/Michaels, Gordon/Gioia, T.J./Kozeluh, John/Fatone, Joey/Israel, Richard/Carr, Charlie (II)/Baker, Bryon/Landfield, Timothy/Greene, Ellen/McHenry, Heather/Hayres, Cherilyn/Bello, Maria (I)/Lopez, Michelle/Kastroll, Kanie/White, Monica/Warren, Estella/Dawson, Portia/Shepard, Jewel +Cop and ½ (1993)/Winkler, Max (I)/Vroom, Paul (I)/Carlisle, Steve (I)/Landers, Alan/Hernandez, Sammy/Obedzinski, Shane/Reynolds, Andrew (I)/Sharkey, Ray/Stewart, Nils Allen/Fullerton, Patrick/Cordell, Bill/Giordani, Rocky/Genovese, Carmine/Goodwin, Tim (I)/Wilcox, Ralph (I)/O'Neal, Sean (II)/Davis, Ossie/Grimes, Chester/Sivero, Frank (I)/Taylor, Kenneth (II)/Kouchalakos, Tom/Golden II, Norman D./Benitez, Mike/Macaulay, Marc/Caruso, Nicholas (II)/McCleister, Tom/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Clayton, Judy/Howard, Ashley (II)/Taylor, Holland/Seales, Amanda/Wilder, Amy Stephen/Dee, Ruby (I)/Howard, Jennifer (X)/McAdoo, Claudette/Gallo, Sandra Itzin/Kluzek, Becky/Tuaileva, Malia/Weenick, Annabelle (I)/Canals, Maria/Becker, Debra/Bradley, Nicole +Cop Land (1997)/Castle, Robert W./Solomon, Oliver/Harmon, Europe/Pellegrino, Frank (II)/Bellomo, S. Michael/Herman, Paul (I)/Resnick, Floyd/O'Sullivan, Kevin (I)/Stallone, Sylvester/Vincent, Frank (I)/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Ojeda, Rene/Pastore, Garry/Yoba, Malik/Wise, Peter (III)/Ventimiglia, John/Munro, Ronn/Runnette, Sean/Kalaidjian, Father William/Ellerin, Ben/Williams, Victor (I)/Rivera, Geraldo/Berg, Peter (I)/Díaz, David/Keitel, Harvey/Del Gaudio, Christopher/Doman, John/Citro, Anthony/Dumas, Charles (I)/Corrado, Manuel/D'Alto, Louis/Serpico, Terry/Patrick, Robert (I)/Butler, David (VII)/Cullen, Sean (II)/Giorgio, Tony (II)/Gaston, Michael/De Niro, Robert/Beyer, Brad/Brown, P.J./Casella, Mark/Henry, John (II)/Laresca, Vincent/Calderon, Paul/Spencer, John (I)/Moody, Hans/Sirico, Tony/Emmerich, Noah/Altman, Bruce/Kaufman, Jeffrey H./Liotta, Ray/Man, Method/Burke, Robert John (I)/Stickney, Timothy/Johnson, John (IV)/Conte, Chris (I)/Nascarella, Arthur J./Lisi, Richard/Falco, Edie/Kahn, Sylvia (I)/Moriarty, Cathy/Sciorra, Annabella/Emory, Tracy O./Gorham, Mel/Adi, Alexandra/Harry, Deborah (I)/Lee, Adrian (III)/Garofalo, Janeane/Lecube, Graciela/Towns, Terri/Fordham, Carly +Copycat (1995)/Branklyn, Charles/Phillips, Keith/Spinali, S.J./Kwong, Kenny/Bonham, Bill/Banowetz, Brian/Patton, Will (I)/Christoff, Russ/Holland, Floyd Gale/Yee, Stuart W./Rounds, Tahmus/Greene, Bob (III)/Yee, Kelvin Han/Greene, Arlon G./Oates, William/Moore, Anthony (II)/Silverman, David Michael/McNamara, William/Lawner, Damon/Scoggin, Nick (I)/Morris, John Charles/Russell, Brian (I)/Ferguson, David (III)/Kopp, Lee/Fieweger, Thomas J./Kaell, Ron/Nicholas, Colin/Rothman, John/Morrisson, Doug/Haney, Tony/Mulroney, Dermot/DeVenney, Scott/Cunningham, James (I)/Brown, Terry (I)/Beale, Chris/Kinyon, Bert/Simpkins, Joseph Quinn/Conti, Richard/Benscoter, Robert/Scott, Jeff (VI)/Prince, Hansford/Jacobus, Jay/Connick Jr., Harry/West, Don (III)/Richmond, Dennis/Kovacs, Danny/Nilsson, Rob/Freeman, J.E./Talmadge, Victor/Stefano, Kathleen/Bryson, Edith/Henninger, Corie/Amos, Diane/Klingler, Rebecca/Singleton, Eleva/Bingham, Gena/Shearer, Johnetta/Smith, Stephanie (I)/Fitzhugh, Katherine/O'Hurley, Shannon/Weaver, Sigourney/Silver, Tracey (II)/Chua, Jeni/DeMartino, Kelly/Gunn, Vincenetta/Hunter, Holly +Core, The (2003)/Abellan, Alejandro/Gold, Jeffrey (I)/De Biagi, Ermanno/Green, Shawn (III)/Anderson, Bart/Baric, Nickolas/Lindo, Delroy/Driesschen, Marke/Harrison, Anthony (I)/Kain, Rick/Shaw, John (I)/Winston, Matt (I)/Lewis, Robert Paul/Oyarzun, Alonso/Qualls, DJ/Keating, Fred (II)/Scholte, Tom/Galletti, Ray/Shyer, Christopher/Manitopyes, Robert/Bennett, Greg (I)/Murdoch, Laurie/St. John Smith, Michael/Roberto, Roberto/Karyo, Tchéky/Callan, Justin/Morshower, Glenn/Humphreys, Chris/Hong, Ming-Tzong/DeVeaux, Nathaniel/Tucci, Stanley/Mathews, Hrothgar/Medlock, Alec (I)/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Gallegos, Joe/Eckhart, Aaron/Spanos, Costa/Ewanuick, Fred/Laurentis, Marcello/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Johnstone, Dion/Pedde, Eileen/Bonta, Vanna/Di Brigida, Rosa/Swank, Hilary/Scoffié, Lenie/Riley, Claire/Woodard, Alfre/Leroux, Nicole/Martin, Pamela (I)/Sharma, Rekha (I)/Spence, Jennifer (I)/Hayden, Angelica/Martel, Monique +Corky Romano (2001)/Galifianakis, Zach/Klebba, Martin/Jenkins, Sylvester/Copeland, Kevin Indio/Dane, Ashton/Wilde, Steven/Massee, Michael/Ward, Fred (I)/King, Kip/Eben, Al/Tran, April/Falk, Peter (I)/Dubow, Joseph/Kattan, Chris/Clark, Blake/Smith, Gary C./Farley, John/Nowack, Johan-Carl/Penn, Chris (I)/Roundtree, Richard/Greenhut, Sean/Silver, Grant/Richards, Craig (I)/Tupper, James/Stone, Eck/Sheridan, Dave (I)/Hill, James (IV)/Keiffer, Dennis/Fan, Roger/Weitzman, Howard/Berg, Peter (I)/Riemer, Justin/Pastore, Vincent/Hughes, Derek (IV)/Sitarz, Tim/Glave, Matthew/Stinson, Patrick/Hale, Fiona/Miller, Jeanette/Burke, Flora/Craig, Adele/Gimenez, Jennifer/Simonds, Kristina/Henry, Dilva/Mero, Rena/López, Irene Olga/Shaw, Vinessa/Borovic, Robin/Parr, Tyana +Corporation, The (2003)/Mansbridge, Peter/Thomas, Dave (VII)/King George VI/Friedman, Milton/Gifford, Frank/Chrétien, Jean (I)/Wilson, Steve (XVI)/Mussolini, Benito/Monks, Robert/King, Martin Luther/Truman, Harry S./Brown, Carlton/Mandela, Nelson/Pope John XXIII/Stalin, Joseph/Chomsky, Noam/Annan, Kofi/Barrett, Chris (IV)/Whelan, Eugene/Anderson, Ray (II)/Starr, Ken (I)/Churchill, Winston (I)/Nash, Knowlton/Daza, Víctor Hugo/Epstein, Samuel/Roosevelt, Franklin Delano/Bush, George W./Gandhi, Mahatma/Moore, Michael (II)/Butler, Smedley Darlington/Ressler, Jonathan/Drucker, Peter/Hitler, Adolf/Lenin, V.I./McCabe, Luke/Shiva, Vandana/Linn, Susan E./Mikael, Mikela J./Akre, Jane/Klein, Naomi/Gifford, Kathie Lee/Barlow, Maude/Stewart, Martha (II)/Mandela, Winnie +Corpse Bride (2005)/Roy, Deep/Finney, Albert/Elfman, Danny/Grant, Richard E./Whitehouse, Paul (I)/Depp, Johnny/Lee, Christopher (I)/Ballantyne, Stephen/Reitel, Enn/Gough, Michael (I)/Ullman, Tracey/Kay, Lisa (I)/Watson, Emily (I)/Lumley, Joanna/Bonham Carter, Helena/Horrocks, Jane +Corrina, Corrina (1994)/Chisholm, Chris/Mead, Courtland/Baker, Gene (I)/Cole, Nat 'King'/Pugsley, Don/Williams, Steven (I)/Mustillo, Louis/Toji, Marcus/Gordon, Bryan/Olson, Johnny/Metchik, Asher/Ameche, Don/Bertelsen, Tommy/Winters, Jonathan (I)/Sylvester, Harold/Moran, Sean (I)/Orsi, Kyle/Williams, Curtis (I)/Liotta, Ray/Spiner, Brent/Robinson, Bryan A./Miller, Larry (I)/Walden, Lynette/Winchester, Maud/Yohn, Erica/Walls, Ashley Taylor/Lieber, Mimi/Goldberg, Whoopi/Stevens, K.T./Shaye, Lin/Lewis, Shari (I)/Hopkins, Karen Leigh/Davis, Yonda/Darbo, Patrika/Steele, Jevetta/Crewson, Wendy/Lewis, Jenifer/Cusack, Joan/Odom, Briahnna/Huang, Pearl/Majorino, Tina/Witt, Roz/Webb, Lucy (I)/Hennessey, Noreen/Ellis, June C. (I)/Carlton, Sue +Corruptor, The (1999)/Ting, Jason/Lee, Jonkit/Chow, Yun-Fat/Pellegrino, Frank (II)/Starr, Beau/Scarborough, Chuck/Ben-Victor, Paul/Normandin, Stéphane/Allen, LeRoy/Jung, Mike/Cotter, Simon B./Ho, Pak-Kwong/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Young, Ric/Lawson, Byron/Chow, Ho/Williams, Mark (VI)/Progosh, Tim/Mann, Byron/Hoover, Howard/Pang, Andrew (I)/Lo, Arthur/Cox, Brian (I)/MacDonald, Bill (I)/Chan, Kim (I)/Fong, Tig/Trinh, Susie/Matiko, Marie/Poon, Alice/Chiu, Lynda/Yap, Olivia/Feldshuh, Tovah/Huie, Karen/Iizuka, Ayumi/Soong, Lucille/Chun, Alice Lee/Lindsey, Elizabeth +Cotton Club, The (1984)/Pena, Demetrius/Clorey, Benny/Barnes, Oscar/Van Peebles, Mario/Brown, Ralph (III)/Thomas, Gary (I)/Young, Charles (I)/Cunningham, Skip/Fishburne, Laurence/Marsh, Bernard/Withrow, Glenn/Hoskins, Bob/Cage, Nicolas/Sims, Howard 'Sandman'/Karabatsos, Ron/Washburn, Rick/Hines, Gregory/Termo, Leonard/Jackson, Dave (I)/Gere, Richard/Remar, James/Garfield, Allen/Downs Jr., Frederick/Vignari, Steve/McHarris, David/Leake, Damien/Fontaine, Luther/Lewis, Christopher (II)/Tracy, Stan/Beck, Julian/Esposito, Giancarlo/Lewis, Alde/Mickens, Jan/MacVittie, Bruce/Cafiso, Steve/Cafiso, John/Garner, Ruddy L./Tarantina, Brian/Cromer, Harold/Jerosa, Vincent/LeTang, Henry/Cobbs, Bill/Herman, Paul (I)/Manners, Bernard/Slyde, Jimmy/Giangiulio, Nicholas J./Gwynne, Fred/Hubbard, Bruce/Roberts, Henry Phace/Cantero, George/Coutoupis, George/Strode, Woody/Brown, James 'Buster'/Lynn, Joe (I)/Marshall, Larry (I)/Zang, Ed/Taylor, Kirk/Rowan, Ed/Williams, Donald (I)/Clanton, Rony/Graham, Bill (I)/Wheeler, Ivery/Allen, Dayton/Mell, Randle/Dallesandro, Joe/Hillman, George/Mark, Zane/Gaines, Bubba/Coles, Charles 'Honi'/Chan, Kim (I)/Coppola, Marc/Rozakis, Gregory/Waits, Tom/Russo, James (I)/Signorelli, Tom/O'Ross, Ed/Margolis, Mark/Ryan, John P./Papalardo, Jason/Hines, Maurice/Jones, Robert Earl/Smallwood, Tucker/LeTang, Patricia/Graves, Ruthanna/Najac, Vody/Allen, Sarita/Hines, Daria/Earle, Carla/Goldsmith, Sydney/Powell, Janet (I)/Wadkins, Karen/Lynn, Paula/Pettiford, Antonia/Pettiford, Valarie/Kimball, Christina Kumi/Negromonte, Vya/Shepard, Kiki/Persky, Lisa Jane/Osborne, Danielle (I)/Wilson, Alexis/Darden, Norma Jean/Kendricks, Gail/Harris, Rosalind/McKee, Lonette (I)/Edmead, Wendy/Kaaren, Suzanne/Smith, Wynonna/Oates, Alice Anne/Beall, Sandra/Pars, Julie/Harree, Jackee/Rodriguez, Renee/Nelson, Novella/Fitts, Debbie/Duquesnay, Anne/Griffin, Terri/Venora, Diane/Beatty, Ethel/Harmon, Robin/Black-Brown, Shirley/Drayton, Cisco/Digiorgio, Ninon/McHarris, Delores/Kurdock, Mary Beth/Mechsner, Susan/Baskerville, Priscilla/Carpenter, Thelma/DiBianco, Karen/Vetter, Rima/Bird, Jacquelyn/Palmer, Anne/Cowart, Sheri/Grey, Jennifer/Bass, Tracey/Caldwell, Leslie/Caldwell, Melanie/Lane, Diane (I)/Ross, Tracey (I)/Abarca, Lydia/Verdon, Gwen/Coppola, Sofia/Breedlove, Jhoe/Hensley, Sonya +Count of Monte Cristo, The (2002)/Reid, Derek (I)/Pearce, Guy (I)/Costello, Brendan/Cassin, Barry/Hanley, Joe (I)/Caviezel, James/Godfrey, Patrick (I)/O'Neill, Karl/Blanc, JB/Truter, Gregor/Lucchesi, Alvaro/Kelly, Joseph (I)/Thunder, Brian/Adamson, Christopher (I)/Wincott, Michael/Frain, James/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Woodall, Andrew/Cavill, Henry/Carleton, Guy (I)/Jones, Freddie/Price, Robert (I)/Harris, Richard (I)/Kennedy, Ivan/Norton, Alex/Stovell, Eric/Sweeney, Jude/Woodington, Albie/Devlin, Mairead/Feeley, Stella/Moufid, Aliaz/Dominczyk, Dagmara/Holme, Katherine/McCrory, Helen +Courage Under Fire (1996)/Dolan, Michael (I)/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Moriarty, Michael (I)/Guinee, Tim/Gonzalez, Daniel (I)/Arnett, Peter/Hall, Albert (I)/Thomas, Sean Patrick/Schwarzkopf, Norman/Mickaelian, Kyle/Gilliam, Seth/King, Larry (I)/Morse, Jim (I)/Watkins, Jack/Frerichs, Reed/Schanley, Tom/Powell, Colin/Adair-Rios, Mark/Young, Patrick (I)/Darrius, Armand/Vaughn, Ned/Bush, George/Pinchot, Bronson/McGill, Bruce/Jenkins, Ken (I)/Damon, Matt/Glenn, Scott/Aylward, Rory J./Perez, Manny (II)/McSwain, David (I)/Venture, Richard/Sigloch, Matt/LaMarr, James/Astin, Sean/Ransom, Tim (I)/Apisa, Robert/Carter, Julius/Mays, Jamal A./Hussein, Saddam/Roarke, John (I)/Luciano, Lucky (II)/Washington, Denzel/Waid, Jeffrey/Pickens, Jimmy Ray/Ivanek, Zeljko/Derek, Steven/Pryor, Ashlee Jordan/White, Michole/Taylor, Regina (I)/Ryan, Meg (I)/Widdoes, Kathleen/Baker, Diane/Tooley, Jenni/Newman, Erica C./Stojanovich, Christina (I)/Hathaway, Amy (I) +Court Jester, The (1956)/Pate, Michael (I)/Owen, Tudor/Mahoney, Michael (II)/Wuhrman, Claud/Midgets, Hermines/Fuller, William Augustus/Rudley, Herbert/Aherne, Patrick/Newlan, Paul/Parker, Cecil/Hart, Robert (IV)/Cottonaro, Tommy/Middleton, Robert (I)/Wheeler, Leo/Dixon, Floyd Hugh/Resmondo, A.J. Buster/Laidlaw, Ethan/Nelson, Nels P./Nelson, Lloyd (I)/Meservey, Frank/Martin, Lewis (I)/Hendry, Len/Drayton, Noel/Dietch, Burnell/Gunther, Roy G./Jordan, James B./Irving, John (IV)/Spotts, George/Pennell, Larry/Curtis, Billy (I)/Alden, Eric/Pullen, William/Kellogg, Ray (II)/Rathbone, Basil/Ploski, Joe/Douglas, Irving/Kean, Richard/Delfino, Frank/Ward, Trevor (I)/Cartledge, Bill/Jackson Michigan Zouave Drill Team, The/McKee, Roger Lee/Napier, Alan/Gaige, Russell/Rice, Ronald R./Smith, Robert E./Rhodes, 'Little Billy'/Hughes, Robin (I)/Kaye, Danny/Gibbons, Edward/Stone, Henry Lewis/Irwin, Charles (I)/Justin, Morgan/Block, Chad Dee/Monty, Harry/Britt, Leo/Carradine, John/Ashley, Edward/O'Malley, John (I)/Smith, Joel (I)/Fulton, Irving/Farnum, Franklyn/Denison, Leslie/Johns, Glynis/Belser, Lee/Coghlan, Phyllis/Lansbury, Angela/Natwick, Mildred +Cowboy Bebop: Tengoku no tobira (2001)/Gregory, Michael (I)/Forest, Michael (I)/Halm, Martin/Albrecht, J. Grant/Emshwiller, Peter/Chung, Ewan/Léonard, Arnaud/Thornton, Kirk/Hirao, Hitoshi/Desante, Michael/Reynolds, Mike (I)/Tareki, Tsutomu/Ishibashi, Renji/Naka, Hiroshi/Yamadera, Kôichi/Curtis, Mickey/Norris, Daran/Dunne, Murphy/Faraj, Said/Price, Jamieson/Toma, Fred/Freeman, Crispin/Wittenberg, Dave/Spellos, Peter/Billingslea, Beau/Mullenaerts, Bruno/Lindsay, Michael (II)/Guest, Nicholas/Buckley, Ivan/Aldeguer, Salvador/Papenbrook, Bob/Nakajima, Akihiko/Blum, Steven Jay/Knight, William (III)/Willis, Mirron E./Mager, Jad/Roggé, Ron/Isobe, Tsutomu/Lurie, Peter/Stone, Doug (I)/Ochman, Joe/Lang, Lex/Ishizuka, Unshô/Gelb, Jerry/Cole, George C./Wyner, Tom/Kramer, Steve (I)/Reisz, Michael/Baily, Kirk/Elias-Fahn, Dorothy/Kobayashi, Ai/Ruff, Michelle/Charles, Melissa (I)/Hayashibara, Megumi/Hicks, Leslie/Sargent, Lia/Bohlmann, Sabine/Goodson, Barbara/Quesada, Yolanda/McLeod, Lynsey/Siddall, Brianne/Flamand, Stéphane/Hale, Jennifer (I)/Stanzione, Carol/Tada, Aoi/Lee, Wendee/O'Neal, Peggy/Sawatzki, Marion/Nagasawa, Miki/McGlynn, Mary Elizabeth +Coyote Ugly (2000)/Snedden, Stephen/Taskerud, Grant/Fugelsang, John/Bay, Michael/de Mey, Jorgen/Yoder, Brad (I)/Sale, James T./Pentecost, Del/Mondin, John/Ritter III, William/Nesting, David M./Campbell, Ken Hudson/Medrano, Frank/Ritter, Eric (III)/Brewer, Rob/Chinery, Chip/Sims, Orlando/Collucci, Tony/Kim, Patrick (I)/Collins, Greg (II)/Cort, Bud/Russo, Scott (III)/Ahlers, Robert/Vanacore, Vic/Band, Alex/Yonally, Patrick/Holmes, Daniel L./Huang, Timothy/Appel, Peter/Shubert, Jimmy/Jacobs, Jason/Argo, Victor/Klein, Jonathan (II)/Michalski, Jeff/Weston, Michael (I)/Kelly, Joseph Patrick/Rowley, Jeremy/Luv, Freez/Youman, Wade/McGee, Jack (I)/Collins, Wali/Zander, Johnny/Aniske, Eddie/Knoxville, Johnny/Vallelonga, Nick/Duff, Barry Michael/Kamin, Aaron/Wylde, Chris/Goodman, John (I)/Krueger, Marvin/Martin, Thomas R./Davis-Miller, Paul/Garcia, Adam/Bucaro III, Joe/Pitts, Greg (II)/Morris, Steve (V)/Mosley, Miles/Ginther, Greg/Soldevilla, Chris/Perkins, Melody/Morris, Sarah Jane/Rimes, LeAnn/Puchkoff, Rachel/Plotski, Nava/Bello, Maria (I)/Perabo, Piper/Waishes, Lisa Marie/Dylan, Whitney/Lynskey, Melanie/Nowrey, Kathy/Ryan, Heather Shannon/Moynahan, Bridget/Pabon, Calvi/MacLean, Tara/Lorén, Alicia/Beckwith, Elizabeth/Reulet, Natasha/Karstens, Sofia/Snyder, Jennifer Jean/Banks, Tyra (I)/Vond, Jaime/Borstein, Alex/Cummings, Claudia/Balahoutis, Alexandra/Olson, Kaitlin/Miko, Izabella/Gettelson, Jill/Bailey, Chanda/Manalo, Jennifer/Yeagley, Susan/Tobin, Patty/Day, Jennifer (I)/Filipovic, Biljana/Hughes, Tara Nicole/Neil, Juliet/Alapont, Carla/Ford, Allison/Cleghorne, Ellen/Hodge, Stephanie (II)/Amano, Mandy/Hudock, Diane/Ghastin, Nicole +Cradle 2 the Grave (2003)/Joshua, Larry/Kim, Daniel Dae/Klebba, Martin/Couture, Randy/Dacascos, Mark/Lucas, Peter J./Perry, Bob (III)/Mastrangelo, Maximilian A./Jace, Michael/Dhillon, Hari/Mastropietro, Paolo/Rasta, Mighty/Arnold, Tom (I)/Muxworthy, Jake/Park, Woon Young/Nguyen, Johnny/Li, 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Marshall/Finn, Kenneth/Hughes, Barnard/Spinella, Stephen/Costabile, David/Elwes, Cary/D'Angelo, David/Bennett, Matthew (II)/Robbins, Gil/Hoffman, Jeffrey/Roosevelt, Franklin Delano/Macfadyen, Angus/Ari, Robert/Robbins, Tim (I)/Redmond, Andy/Cimino, Leonardo/Foster, V.J./Jenkins, Daniel (I)/Giordano, Charles (I)/Carpenter, John (III)/Bauer, Chris (I)/Burrows, Carl/Blades, Rubén/Charles, Scott (II)/Fernandez, Peter (I)/Cortese, Dominic/Sheridan, Jamey/Turturro, John/Nicholls, Allan F./Chianese, Dominic/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Giamatti, Paul/McHugh, Spanky/Brown, P.J./Allen, Tommy (I)/Hamilton, Sandy (I)/McKinney, Chris (I)/Cusack, John/Sowers, Scott/Amendola, Tony (I)/Talbott, Chris/Jerome, Timothy/Brophy, Brian/Skybell, Steven/Hirschfeld, Robert/Duell, William/Black, Jack (I)/Bagg, Ian/Patterson, Jeff (III)/Green, Jay (I)/Husted, Patrick/Carlson, Rob (I)/Katz, Evan (II)/Murray, Bill (I)/Bellamy, Ned/Willis, Jack (I)/Meyers, Michael J./Powell, Brian (I)/Karagovalis, Dennis/Scullin, 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Rae/Chan, Jacki R./Smart, Amy/Buenrostro, Candice A./Loseth, Eve/Gajek, Klaudia (I)/King, India/Kaze, Nina/Hong, Elizabeth Jayne +Crash (1996 I)/Koteas, Elias/Spader, James/Sarosiak, Ronn/MacNeill, Peter (I)/Stoneham Jr., John/Parilo, Markus/Cronenberg, David/Katz, Judah/Banks, Boyd/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Julian, Yolande/Guadagni, Nicky/Swarts, Cheryl/Poon, Alice/Hunter, Holly/Unger, Deborah Kara/Arquette, Rosanna +Crash (2004 I)/Danza, Tony/Tate, Larenz/Taranto, Glenn/Ordaz, Joe/Fraser, Brendan/Norseman, Martin/Fichtner, William/Dillon, Matt (I)/Bakhtadze, Dato/Fernandez, Eddie J. (I)/Toub, Shaun/Cory, Sean/Short, Paul E./Haggis, James/Stark, Nicholas George/Fong, Howard/Cheadle, Don/Steele, Allan (I)/Paik, Greg Joung/Douglas, Alastair/Gallo, Billy/Kim, Daniel Dae/David, Keith (I)/Ludacris/Kirby, Bruce/McGee, Jack (I)/Gómez, Octavio (I)/Phillippe, Ryan/Etuk, Ime/Pena, Michael/Chudabala, Art/Howard, Terrence/Lund, Jayden (I)/Garito, Ken/Esposito, Jennifer/Newton, Thandie/Sirtis, Marina/Bullock, Sandra/Schaffer, Molly/Super, Kate/Arroyave, Karina/Sanchez, Ashlyn/Devine, Loretta/Moresco, Amanda/Soomekh, Bahar/Kelegian, Sylva/Perry, Yomi/Gaye, Nona/Todd, Beverly/Rhee, Alexis/York, Kathleen +Crazy in Alabama (1999)/Fox, Kirk/Ferrara, Wayne/Bryan, Jess/Carter, Philip (II)/Morse, David (I)/Osborne, Holmes/Speck, David (I)/Kleiser, Randal/Hanson, Tom (III)/Mason, Madison/Dyer, J.R./Ben-Victor, Paul/Hoffman, Thurn/Clark, Oliver (I)/Arata, Michael/Briscoe, Brent/Lodrigue, Sidney J./Wagner, Robert (I)/Beasley, John (I)/Roye, Nicolas/Younger, Michael/Le Blanc III, Carl/Fleck, John (I)/Schiff, Richard/McCutchen, Clark/Lund, Jordan/Le Blanc, Dexter/Lourino, Urisino Frank/Emmerich, Noah/Steiger, Rod/Amendola, Tony (I)/Le Blanc, Dane/Craig II, Dudley F./Isaacs, Jackson/Leighton, Jerry Lee/Mazursky, Paul/Carver, N. Barry/Dell, Charlie (I)/Hawn, Phil/Johnson, Mark W. 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Charles/Schiff, Marty/Savini, Tom/Danson, Ted/Garrison, David (I)/King, Joe (III)/King, Stephen (I)/Anderson, Cletus/Keefer, Don/Ferrucci, Darryl/Early, David/Marshall, E.G./Aber, Chuck/Harris, Ed (I)/Holbrook, Hal/O'Malley, Bingo/Amplas, John/Lindfors, Viveca/Mogg, Nann/Verdon, Gwen/Karlovitz, Katie/Saraceni, Iva Jean/Forrest, Christine/Regan, Elizabeth (I)/Barbeau, Adrienne/Ross, Gaylen/Nye, Carrie +Creepshow 2 (1987)/Salsedo, Frank/Napoleon, Kaltey/John, Domenick/Parks, Richard/Satterfield, Paul (II)/King, Stephen (I)/Dore, Philip/Wright, Tom (I)/Kamin, Dan/Harvey, Don (I)/McCallany, Holt/Beecroft, David/Kennedy, George (I)/Holbrook, David/Smith, Dean (I)/Beer, Daniel/Silver, Joe/Tonto, Tyrone/Savini, Tom/Napoleon, Maltby/Green, Jeremy (I)/Chiles, Lois/Bryson, Cheré/Hannah, Page/Sonderegger, Shirley/Lamour, Dorothy +Crimen del padre Amaro, El (2002)/Alcázar, Damián/Vásquez, Enrique/Demichelis, Dino/Álvarez, Miguel Ángel (IV)/Hernández, Víctor (V)/Caballero, José Luis/Nevares, Roger/Aranda, Juan Ignacio/Becerril, Fernando/Cancino, Jaime/Montiel, Andrés/Pope John Paul II/Zárate, Jorge/Navarro, Sergio (III)/Rojas, Rogelio (I)/Cruz, Ángel Cristian/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Gracia, Sancho/Gonzáles, Alfredo/Santos, José (IV)/Melo, Gastón/Posternak, Daniel/Posterman, Daniel/Gama, Dagoberto/Azkenazi, Raúl/Álvarez, Alejandro (III)/Pintor, José Guadalupe/Moscoso, Gerardo/Linares, Roberto/Zapata, Martín/Gilardi, Enrique/Yánez, Cristo/Gómez Cruz, Ernesto/García Bernal, Gael/Figueroa, Mario/de Rodas, Lorenzo/Castillo, Jorge (I)/Hoyos, Pablo/Barba, Vanesa/del Rosario Rodríguez, Ma./Valenzuela, Leticia/Cobos, Paloma/Posternak, Martha/González, Norma Angélica/Talancón, Ana Claudia/Morales, Isidra/Perez, Natasha/Álvarez, Beatriz (III)/Vera, Marina/Aragón, Angélica/Hernández, Lilia/Langer, Verónica/Cuspinera, Ines/Castillo, Rosa María/Izquierdo, Ana C./Hurtado, Selena/Huertas, Luisa/Giménez Cacho, Carmen/Loaria, Blanca +Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989)/Orbach, Jerry/Vaché, Warren/Tedesco, Tony (I)/Simowitz, Garrett/Fink, Randy Aaron/Finkel, Barry (I)/Masso, George/Halley Jr., Major/Gorruso, Anthony/Mussolini, Benito/Manos, George J./Bergmann, Martin S./Musiker, Lee/Bloch, Merv/Miles, Charles/Meyers, Gary Allen/Maidment, Steve/Reichman, Stanley/Sotos, Tony/Landau, Martin/Gitkin, Matthew T./Levinsky, Walt/Zaremby, Justin/Argo, Victor/Bernstein, Bill/Terban, Marvin/Smith, Derek (II)/Allen, Woody/Zaks, Jerry/Howard, David S./Alda, Alan/Crowe, Thomas/Waterston, Sam/Antell, Pete/Frieder, Sol/Bolster, Thomas L./Fogel, Joel/Vance, Kenny/Edelman, Gregg/Malinowski, Chester/Zion, Rabbi Dr. Joel Y./Melamed, Fred/Anzell, Hy/Bloom, Claire (I)/Arden, Nancy/Nichols, Jenny (I)/Ephron, Nora/Farrow, Mia/Aaron, Caroline/Huston, Anjelica/Conroy, Frances/Castellano, Donna/Wagner, Maggie (I)/Pitt, Myla/Bartlett, Robin/Loveman, Lenore/Cohen, Nancy (I)/Gleason, Joanna/Phillips, Grace (I)/Ruehl, Mercedes/Sanford, Nadia/Sutton, Dolores/Keyser, Sunny/Schull, Rebecca/Roth Haberle, Stephanie/Berger, Anna (I)/Jasper, Zina/Kauders, Sylvia/Hannah, Daryl +Criminal (2004)/Shannon, Michael (V)/Contreras, Luis (I)/Sexton, Brent/Luna, Diego (I)/Korda, Paul/Norwood, Paul/Keener, Brandon/Conley, Jack/Tucker, Jonathan (I)/Kazann, Zitto/Cantu, Juan Carlos/Yoba, Malik/Mullan, Peter/Gómez Jimenez, Manuel/Colantoni, Enrico/Mack, Gary L./Reilly, John C. (I)/Anavio, Nick/Belcher, Patricia/Gyllenhaal, Maggie/Hurst, Lillian/Geer, Ellen/Quinlan, Maeve/Van Valkenburgh, Deborah/Cerón, Laura/St. Hilaire, Soledad +Crimson Tide (1995)/Stone, Bob (II)/Grimes, Scott/Garber, Dennis (I)/Thedford, Marcello/Chieffo, Michael (I)/Beard, Captain Skip/Barry, Matthew (I)/von Bargen, Daniel/Woods, Rayder/Mortensen, Henry/Brancato, Lillo/Nucci, Danny/Carroll, Rocky/Boyce, Jim/Emerick, Gerald/Ramessar, Ronald/Bush, Tommy/Birt, Christopher/Gonzales, Steve (II)/Faraday, Robin/Hackman, Gene/Togunde, Victor/Daniels, John (III)/Smock, Ashley/Olney, Warren/O'Bryan, Sean/Bruskotter, Eric/Gallini, Matt/Robards, Jason/Gomez, Jaime (I)/Weatherred, Michael D./Knoll, R.J./Gandolfini, James/Lawrence, Mark Christopher/Mortensen, Viggo/Zahn, Steve/St. John, Trevor/Vargas, Jacob/Watson, Armand/Devlin, Billy/Schroder, Rick/Goldberg, Brent Michael/Burkholder, Scott/Lesure, James/Everett, Dale Andre Lee/Phillippe, Ryan/Jefferson, Brenden/Billings, Earl/Ellis, Chris (I)/Valeriani, Richard/Washington, Denzel/Craven, Matt (I)/Milhoan, Michael/Daly, Rad/Cephers, Troy A./Dzundza, George/Lennox, Kai/Calloway, Vanessa Bell/Tortu, Angela C./Calloway, Ashley +Critters (1986)/Grimes, Scott/Gogin, Michael Lee (I)/Lawrence, Jeremy/Stenstrom, David/Bush, Billy Green/Koth, Douglas/Zane, Billy/Hampton, Roger/Mann, Terrence/Walsh, M. Emmet/Opper, Don Keith/Frankel, Art/Burton, Corey/Lindsley, Chuck/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Van der Velde, Nadine/Wallace, Dee (II)/Malis-Morey, Adele/Shaye, Lin/Hagins, Montrose +Crna macka, beli macor (1998)/Todorovic, Srdjan/Teofilovici, Braca/Memedov, Zabit/Sotirov, Stojan/Ajdini, Florijan/Lakovic, Predrag/Manojlovic, Miki/Krstagic, Nebojta/Sulejmani, Rifat/Sparavalo, Dejan/Dernaj, Safre/Sulejmani, Sabri/Stjepanovic, Zeljko/Dzemaili, Asim/Bekir, Adnan/Cerimi, Seco/Jagli, Irfan/Severdzan, Bajram/Destani, Jasar/Andjelkovic, Aleksandra/Kostic, Desanka/Kostic, Nena/Jovicic, Jelena/Alijevic, Minaza/Hurtocakova, Zdena/Ibraimova, Salija/Ristanovic, Vesna/Asanovic, Javorka/Adzovic, Ljubica/Damjanovic, Sonja/Katic, Branka/Bibic, Natalija/Pocuca-Sana, Vesna +Crocodile Dundee (1986)/Gulpilil, David/Trim, David/Lounsbery, Dan/Bucossi, Peter/Lombard, Michael/Meillon, John/Pentangelo, Joe/Skilton, Gerry/Kivel, Barry/VelJohnson, Reginald/Evans, Gwyllum/Holmes, Tony/Blum, Mark (I)/Gill, Terry (I)/Greco, Paul/Bracks, David/Metzman, Irving/Alto, Bobby/Walker, Sullivan/Turnbull, Peter/Hogan, Paul (I)/Colitti, Rik/Rackman, Steve/Snyder, John (I)/Walker, Graham 'Grace'/Hogan, Brett/Singer, Ritchie/Saint, Jan/Cole, J.J. (I)/Kozlowski, Linda/Mette, Nancy/Blinco, Maggie/Matthews, Paige/Hague, Clarie/Erwin, Yvonne/Totos, Christine/Francine, Anne/Clarke, Caitlin (I)/Carlisle, Anne/Messina, Dolores +Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001)/Marmo, Ronnie/Anthony, Ray (III)/McKinless, Nick/Hamilton, George (I)/Adair-Rios, Mark/Grives, Steven/Carrillo, Erick/Wheeler, Gregory/Davidson, Jim (I)/Taylor, Chad (II)/Shain, Harvey/Billingsley, John (II)/Cockburn, Serge/Embry, Carey/Wilson, Alec/Citrano, Lenny/Roach, Daryl Keith/DeGrey, Slim/O'Neill, Morgan (I)/Lawson, Nick/Burns, Jere/Clendenning, David/Banks, Jonathan/Baldwin, David (I)/Kowalewycz, Mark/Tuscan, Darko/McCrary, Vladimir/Bickford, David/Acovone, Jay/Markell, Van/LaRosa, Kevin/Hammond, Nicholas (I)/Zitner, Alan/Smith, Ty (I)/Bannister, Duke/Mora, Tiriel/Ngoombujarra, David/Hogan, Paul (I)/Anderson, Ric/Winston, Matt (I)/Del Sol, Gerry/Piro, Grant/Vreeken, Ron/Dargan, Patrick/Franklin, David (I)/Gonzalez, Rick (I)/Kent, Peter (V)/Tyson, Mike (I)/Rackman, Steve/Burke, Joe Michael/Donovan, Gregg (II)/Ransom, Kenneth/Perez, Angelo (II)/Rodriguez, Paul (I)/Kimbrough, Matthew/Skilton, Gerry/Turk, Brian/Kuzelicki, Alex/Beck, Keir/Fishman, Hal/Friedman, Buddy/Meschter, Cara Michelle/Crone, Karen/Carey, Clare/Waller, Marta/Campbell, Angela/Turturro, Aida/Jeinsen, Elke/Aldrich, Rhonda/Bobbit, Betty/Asmar, Shanyn/Boothby, Louise/Di Labio, Gabriella/Hopkins, Kaitlin/Daniels, Keli/Kozlowski, Linda/Fitzsimmons, April +Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course, The (2002)/Bottoms, Timothy/Morris, Christopher (IV)/Levi, Todd/Ruiz, Alex (II)/Ransom, Kenneth/Vidler, Steven/Hulme, Lachy/Franklin, David (I)/Irwin, Steve (II)/Young, Aden/Coleby, Robert/Bastoni, Steve/Hides, Kevin/Wenham, David/Szubanski, Magda/Beahan, Kate/Irwin, Terri/Irwin, Bindi Sue/Standen, Alyson +Cross of Iron (1977)/Coburn, James/Nowka, Michael/Mason, James (I)/Prohic, Nedim/Warner, David (I)/Fritz, Roger (I)/Galo, Igor/Zivkovic, Vladan/Schidor, Dieter/Pajer, Ivica/Glowna, Vadim/Driest, Burkhard/Stimac, Slavko/Schell, Maximilian/Brauss, Arthur/Stillkrauth, Fred/Löwitsch, Klaus/Vendell, Véronique/Berger, Senta +Crossing Guard, The (1995)/Kristofer, Jason/Viterelli, Joe/Dignam, Dr. William/Robertson, Robbie (I)/Morse, David (I)/Cooper, Bobby (I)/Baerwald, David/Koiwai, Jay/Abelar, Michael/Sarafian, Richard C./Meadoff, Randy/Ishibashi, Ryo/Ryan, Michael (III)/Kirkwood, Gene/Morris, Jeff (I)/Katz, Edward L./Ryan, Matthew (I)/Blair, Nicky (I)/Fanning, Dennis/Nicholson, Jack/Bradford, Richard (I)/Anderson, Buddy/Savage, John (I)/Birkett, Jeremiah/Penn, Leo/Dignam, Erin/Ehde, Christel/Laurie, Piper/Newmaster, Hanna/Huston, Anjelica/Ryan, Eileen/McKoy, Ruby/Gilliam, Elizabeth/Wuhrer, Kari/Petty, Kamala/Brooks, Hadda/Wright Penn, Robin/Allen, Penelope/Barnes, Priscilla/Moreno, Daysi/Sheridan, Millicent/Smith, Kellita/Travers, Joi/Crawford, Lisa (I)/Thimmesch, Martha/Warren, Jennifer Leigh +Crossroads (1986)/Fann, Al/Killum, Guy (I)/McCuller, Arnold/Frost, Frank (I)/Reyes, Johnny M./Taylor, Wally/Hancock, John (I)/Russ, Tim/Holmes, Richard 'Shubby'/Arbus, Allan/Smith, J.W./King, Sam (I)/Taylor, Otis (I)/King, Bobby A./Macchio, Ralph/Lipscomb, Dennis/Morris, Leslie (I)/Price, John (III)/Ross, Jason (I)/Walsh, Edward (I)/Greene Jr., Willie J./Judd, Robert (I)/Graf, Allan/Carey Jr., Harry/Van Hawkins, Le/Morton, Joe/Seneca, Joe/Vai, Steve/Donaldson, Tex/Evans, Terry L./Huie, Karen/Aguanno, Dolores/Robin, Diane/Bellamy, Diana/Hampton, Deborra/Kiely, Jeanne/Freedman, Winifred/Townsend, Robin/d'Este, Coco/Palmer, Gretchen/Payton, JoMarie/Gertz, Jami/Robinson, Angela (I)/Wallace, Royce/Peacock, Natasha/Narciso, Agnes/Laws, Debra/Delaney, Gloria/Busia, Akosua +Crossroads (2002 I)/Camp, Jesse/Voll, Richard/Aykroyd, Dan/Young, Raymond (II)/Henschel, Brandon/Conti, Carl (I)/Mount, Anson/Moe Dee, Kool/Williams, Brandon (I)/Davis, Kyle (II)/Van Malmsteen, Christopher/Colon, Dajine/Romatelli, Seth/Conchado, Ray/Pellegrino, Nick/Wiseass, Gary/Reddick, Jaret/Clinton, Erik Rodham/Allen, Dave (I)/Long, Justin (I)/Keegan, Casey/Montgomery, Ritchie/Spears, Britney/Pippi (I)/Milton, Crystal/Manning, Taryn/Cattrall, Kim/Farr, Shonda/Johnson, Beverly (III)/Spears, Jamie Lynn/Saldana, Zoe/May, Janet/Turpin, Bahni/Belizan, Celina +Croupier (1998)/Clyde, James (I)/Ciba, Karlheinz/Osei, Eddie/Mannion, Tom/Morche, Sven/Morton, Alexander/Golzarandi, Michail/Long, Mark (I)/Heiden, Manfred/Surman, John (I)/Khan, George (I)/Hastings, Magnus/Owen, Clive/Zarom, Arnold/Phillips, Neville/Radcliffe, John/de Chiara, Ciro/Reding, Nick/Fisher-Turner, Simon/Hamilton, David (III)/Baker, John (V)/Yue, Ozzie/Ball, Nicholas/Reynolds, Paul (I)/Kay, Barnaby/Lewis, Emma (I)/Kingston, Alex (I)/Hardie, Kate/Mitra, Rhona/Whitfield, Sheila/Dunham, Rosemarie/Davis, Carol/Parnell, Loretta/Garman, Vida/Fenwick, Kate/Alberts, Ursula/Barth, Claudia/Carter, Claudine/Vernon, Doremy/Niemöller, Christine/Drummond, Joanna E./McKee, Gina +Crow, The (1994)/Finley, Greg/McCabe, Mark (I)/Mason, Laurence/Bazaldua, Charles/Borders, Theodore/Todd, Tony (I)/Parati, Tim/Adler, Matt/Pope, J. Lamont/Chapman, Joseph/Ruscha, Eddie/Lee, Brandon (I)/Rodríguez, Marco (I)/Kingi Jr., Henry/David, Angel/Berryman, Michael/West, Joe (I)/Putnam, James/Lurie, Peter/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Lucier, Phillip/Randolph, David/Raymond, Bill (I)/Perkins, Hamilton/Nardiello, Frank/King, Carlyle/Scott, Vernon (II)/Wincott, Michael/O'Barr, James/Criscuolo, Lou (I)/Taulbee, Rock/Frye, Dale/Stabenau, Erik/Hudson, Ernie/Imada, Jeff/Brenner, Todd/Maxwell, Norman (I)/Turner, Tierre/Polito, Jon/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Daley, Marston/Schow, David J./Massee, Michael/Portman, Kai/Kelly, David Patrick/Levi, Charles/Cadiente, Jeff/Laner, Brad/Goodall, James/Lawton, Cassandra/Hollingsworth, Rachael L./Bai, Ling/Durand, Judi M./Shinas, Sofia/Sykes, Kim/Davis, Rochelle/Dorff, Holly/Thompson, Elizabeth (I)/Kane, Kathleen (I)/Gomel, Laura/Blanc, Jennifer/Levine, Anna (I)/Harris, Barbara (II) +Crow: City of Angels, The (1996)/Castellanos, Vincent/Perez, Vincent/Rossall, Kerry/Carpenter, Stephen (II)/Acosta, Eric/Gelfant, Alan/Pop, Iggy/Verduzco, Danny/Cunningham, Abe/Moreno, Chino/Jane, Thomas/Chi, Cheng/Duran, Reynaldo/Desai, Shelly/Smith, Aaron Thell/Brooks, Richard (VI)/Dury, Ian/Mitchell, Beverley/Trang, Thuy/Chant, Holley/Moran, Maria Julia/Kirshner, Mia/Ellis, Tracey +Crow: Salvation, The (2000)/Stevens, David (IV)/Goggins, Walton/Thomas, David Jean/DeKay, Tim/Atherton, William/Wilson, K.C./Midkiff, Dale/Larimer, Tony/Mabius, Eric/Miyashima, Joey/Clyde, K.C./Green, Curley/Olson, Jeff (I)/Shaud, Grant/McCarthy, Bruce (II)/Robinson, Robby/Ward, Fred (I)/Mondy, Bill/McCarty, Bruce/Shanks, Don/Lea, David/Cochran, Kylee/Fan, Debbie/Cotter, Melanie/Gustafson, Laura Marie/O'Keefe, Jodi Lyn/Harren, Kelly/Leary, Britt/Dunst, Kirsten/Ashton, Heather/Woods, Gabrielle +Crucible, The (1996)/Preston, William/Gaynes, George/McDermott, Tom (I)/Griesemer, John (I)/Vaughan, Peter (I)/McKinstry, Michael/Bronk, Paul/Lyman, Will/Streit, Alexander/Ochoa, Steven/Cheeseman, Ken/Davison, Bruce/Campbell, Rob (I)/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Day-Lewis, Daniel/Grant, Mark (I)/Breuler, Robert/Maloney, Peter (I)/Scofield, Paul (I)/Gaston, Michael/Lawrence, Elizabeth (I)/Bella, Rachael/Peldon, Ashley/Ferrini, Sheila/Melen, Charlotte/Lewin, June/Conroy, Frances/Rocha, Kali/Marean, Simone/Gleason, Mary Pat/Pinkham, Sheila/Holmes, Lian-Marie/Reardon, Mary/MacDonald, Karen/Brodesser, Dorothy/Stanley, Taylor/Boksenbaum, Anna V./Pulkkinen, Jane/McClure, Amee Jean/Kilguss, Jessie/Graves, Karron/Maleczech, Ruth/Peabody, Dossy/Nevin, Katrina/Woodard, Charlayne/Clark, Mara/Allen, Joan (I)/Riley, Carmella/Ryder, Winona +Cruel Intentions (1999)/O'Connell, Charlie (I)/Mabius, Eric/Phillippe, Ryan/Norris, Fred (I)/Snyder, Drew/Thomas, Sean Patrick/Jackson, Joshua/Hawn, Phil/Blair, Selma/Hall, Alaina Reed/Fletcher, Louise/Kurtz, Swoosie/Williams, Ginger (I)/Gellar, Sarah Michelle/Le, Hiep Thi/Offner, Deborah/Reid, Tara/Ware, Herta/Baranski, Christine/Witherspoon, Reese +Crumb (1994)/Crumb, Maxon/Donahue, Don/Hughes, Robert (I)/Crumb, Robert (I)/Griffith, Bill (I)/Muller, Martin/Crumb, Jesse/Rodriguez, Spain/Crumb, Charles/Goodell, Kathy/Crumb, Sophie/Crumb, Beatrice/Crumb, Dana/Hanson, Dian/Orenstein, Peggy/English, Deirdre/Kominsky, Aline/Robbins, Trina +Crush, The (1993)/Smith, Kurtwood/Acheson, Mark/Walker, Matthew (I)/Hayes, Deryl/Airlie, Andrew/Elwes, Cary/Fraser, Duncan (II)/Bittante, Paul/Abrahams, Doug/Chapman, Brent/Kidnie, James/Benson, Amber/Hancock, Deborah/Rubin, Jennifer/Elliott, Beverley/Clement, Jennifer (I)/Paterson, Sheila/Phillips, Betty/Walsh, Gwynyth/Silverstone, Alicia/Ewen, Lesley +Cry Freedom (1987)/Mahoney, Louis/Uzzaman, Badi/Fletcher-Cook, Graham/Buson, Tommy/Turner, Michael (II)/Minster, Hilary/Sheppard, William Morgan/McNally, Kevin (I)/Richardson, Ian (I)/Herzberg, Paul/Matemavi, Walter/Coine, James/Hanekom, Kalie/Mathambo, Sam/McCulloch, Andrew (I)/Mokae, Zakes/Glover, Julian/Henry, David (I)/Kline, Kevin (I)/Bretherton, Philip/Matshikiza, John/Graham, Hepburn/Tembo, Fishoo/MacNamara, Robert/Cox, Michael Graham/Whaley, Andrew/Simbarashe, Lawrence/Jerrico, Paul/Taylor, Graeme/Boyd, Niven/Hartley, John (II)/Thaw, John/Boucher, Leonard/Chase, Carl/Findley, Jim/Cartwright, Peter (I)/Murphy, Glen (I)/McCowen, Alec/Marcell, Joseph/Tate, Nick/Sittig, Hans/Ncube, Star/Kumalo, Alton/Hargreaves, John (I)/Shumba, Simon/West, Timothy/Muparutsa, Walter/Siyolwe, Wabei/Chance, Carlton/Chidyamathamba, Basil/McPherson, Neil/Hagon, Garrick/McNeice, Ian/Phillips, Robert (I)/Makondo, Mawa/Grant, Russell Keith/Mativenga, Kimpton/Marlowe, William/Muchachi, Clement/Lovell, George/Stuart Walker, Hamish/Trevena, David/Guwaza, David/Hurst, Christopher/Aubrey, James/Kanaventi, Munyaradzi (I)/Dickin, Dudley/Stuart Walker, Adam/Anderson, Miles (I)/Kanaventi, Dominic/Sim, Gerald/Cary, Peter (I)/Washington, Denzel/Maredza, Claude/Whelan, Gary/Vogel, Tony/Ndinda, Albert/Paul, John (I)/Poole, Marilyn/Stuart Walker, Spring/Chinamando, Ruth/Borkum, Shelley/Sithole, Xoliswa/Watford, Gwen/Mushore, Marcy/Cornwell, Judy/Mlambo, Nocebo/Simon, Josette/Wilton, Penelope/Marsh, Peggy/Mazhindu, Tichatonga/Strong, Gwyneth/Mgcina, Sophie/Gumede, Patricia/Hardie, Kate/Waterman, Juanita/Drury, Karen/Gavaza, Angela/Sithole, Evelyn +Cry-Baby (1990)/Depp, Johnny/Griffiths, Dan (I)/Tyree, Robert/Koper, Peter/Baker, Brad (I)/Benya, Jonathan/Doyle, John Calvin/Moore, Stephen William/Kennedy, Michael Stanton/Neilson, Scott/Moorhead, Mark/McEwen, Kirk/Broussard, Phillip/Spencer, Skip/Lucas, Eric/Harrison, Chip/Wendl, Alan J./Davis, Regi/Mailer, Stephen/Walsh, Robert (I)/Fleming, Nick/Marbury, Robert (I)/Pop, Iggy/Donahue, Troy/Perillo, Joey/Ebersole, Drew/Wheeler, Gary (I)/Curtis, Kenny/Barrymore, John Blyth/Aronson, Steve/Jones, Robbie (I)/Nelson, David (I)/Dallesandro, Joe/Egan, Patrick (II)/Dafoe, Willem/Graham, Holter/Burrows, Darren E./Holden, Larry (I)/Maldonado, Frank (I)/Wallace, Craig (I)/Mitchell, Patrick (I)/Bergen, Polly/Levroney, Angie/Lowe, Susan/Locane, Amy/Goldberg, Kelly/Reynolds, Carmen Renee/Shub, Vivienne/Blong, Jenni/Heatherton, Joey/McGuire, Kim/Tyrrell, Susan/Geppi, Cindy/Webb, Kim/Pearce, Mary Vivian/Gue, Elizabeth/Lake, Ricki/Lords, Traci/Yeaton, Greer/Lucas, Autumn/Raskin, Jessica/Stole, Mink/Hearst, Patricia +Cry_Wolf (2005)/Prunchak, Gregory/Cole, Gary (I)/Dulli, Zach/George, Jarvis W./Bowis, Mike/Ritzi, Steve/Fiore, Aaron/Geroe, Dan/Carter, Matthew Miles/Kain, Rick/Kennedy, Michael (II)/Charity, Antonio D./Morris, Julian/Bon Jovi, Jon/James, Paul (IV)/Cohn, Ethan/Johnson, Ranel/Janzen, Jesse/Padalecki, Jared/Sauls, Shauna/Deichmeister, Elaine/Coleman, Courtney Lynne/Domin, Elizabeth/Satow, Sarah/Wu, Kristy/Pixley, Ashleigh/Beard, Jane (I)/Davis, Ashley (II)/Cusack, Shannon/Terry, Marty/Smith, Anna Deavere/Kelley, Stephanie Nicole/Yates, Erica/Browning, Krystal/Booth, Lindy/McCoy, Sandra/Gilbert, Sabrina +Crying Freeman (1995)/Hong-Louie, Ed/Mako (I)/Rogne, Brian/Toor, Ravinder/McGillion, Paul/Faircrest, Floyd/Kato, Masaya/Lowry, Murray (I)/Lung, Tong (I)/Lam, Morgan/Konomura, Zuien/Higashio, Akio/Wasserman, Jerry/Shimizu, Kenji (I)/Karyo, Tchéky/Mann, Byron/Ferrier, Russell/Matsumoto, Kiyoto/Diakun, Alex/Wong, Paul (I)/Oki, Mark/Hirano, Michael/Kasukawa, Yukio/Favrin, Victor/Kanagawa, Hiro/Miyashita, Giorgio/Dacascos, Mark/Ohtsji, Kevan/Chong, Rae Dawn/Condra, Julie/Ng, Ivy/Lee, Annie (II)/MacDonald, Aundrea/Ly, Minh/Hidemine, Endo/Kobayashi, Yuka/Podowski, Debbie/Shimada, Yôko/Tang, Mikal/Woods-Morris, Janie +Crying Game, The (1992)/Dunbar, Adrian/Sweeney, Birdy/Brown, Ralph (I)/McKenna, Breffni/Carr, Jack (III)/Campbell, Shar/Savino, Joe/Davidson, Jaye/De-Haan, Ray/Rea, Stephen (I)/Slattery, Tony/Coleman, Brian D./Broadbent, Jim/Crionelly, David/Whitaker, Forest/White, Josephine/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Bernard, Andrée +Cube (1997)/Hewlett, David (I)/Wint, Maurice Dean/Miller, Andrew (I)/Richings, Julian/Robson, Wayne/de Boer, Nicole/Guadagni, Nicky +Cube 2: Hypercube (2002)/Crone, Neil/Ferguson, Matthew (I)/Akin, Philip/Wyn Davies, Geraint/Gray, Bruce (I)/Scorer, Andrew/Robbins, Paul (I)/Kent, Greer/Connell, Lindsey/Matchett, Kari/Gordon, Barbara (II)/Kung, Grace Lynn +Cube Zero (2004)/Munch, Tony/Cursione, Fernando/McDonald, Kyle/Bellissario, Dino/Riley, Michael (I)/Peace, Joshua/Bennett, Zachary (I)/Klattenhoff, Diego/McMillan, Richard (I)/Roach, Martin (I)/Huband, David (I)/Geljo, Jasmin/Nahrgang, Mike 'Nug'/Arslanian, Araxi/Filippeos, Alexia/Moore, Stephanie (I)/Ross, Sandy (II)/James, Ashley (IV)/Hawkes, Terri +Cujo (1983)/Jayne, Billy/Ward, Sandy/Olsen, Merritt/Pintauro, Danny/Rosenberg, Arthur/Elross, Robert/Behling, Robert/Lauter, Ed/Hardin, Jerry/Stone, Christopher (I)/Blatt, Daniel N./Watson, Mills/Donovan-Smith, Terry/Kelly, Daniel Hugh/Lee, Kaiulani/Wallace, Dee (II)/Nono, Clare +Curly Sue (1991)/Ashton, John (I)/Pipes, Cedrick/Little, Shon/Foody, Ralph/Thompson, Fred Dalton/Getz, John (I)/Nazimek, Larry/Carell, Steve/Adams, Charles (I)/Levin, Joel (I)/DeAngelo, James/Belushi, James/Browne, Lyle/Byrnes, Burke/Reichle, Luke/Hall, Alonzo/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Pecirno, Rocco/Richmond, Branscombe/Thor, Cameron/Liss, Joe/Boinski, James W./McClurg, Edie/Chickering, Carol/Pouget, Ely/Collette, Grace/Hooker, Patricia (I)/Davis, Viveka/Tarbuck, Barbara/Porter, Alisan/Robbins, Adele/Lynch, Kelly (I)/Boggs, Gail/Burke, Nadine/Mayer, Susan/Karabas, Tammy +Curse of the Jade Scorpion, The (2001)/Lovelle, Herb/Hyman, Dick/Giordano, Vince/Garvey, Ray/Mulheren, Michael/Wheeler, Ira/Fante, Fabrizio/Stebner, Greg/Weisberg, Noah/Sonnenberg, Maurice/Horgan, Patrick/Nascarella, Arthur J./Tormey, John/Markinson, Brian/Edelson, Kenneth/Dorian, Bob/Doumanian, John/Brown, Bruce (III)/Faragallah, Ramsey/Cahoon, Kevin/Feldman, Lawrence/Ecklund, Peter/Allen, Woody/Beckenstein, Raymond/Gerety, Peter/Shawn, Wallace/Peplowski, Ken/Levy, Philip/Wilson, Chuck (II)/Stiers, David Ogden/Sandke, Randy/Alden, Howard/Sommer, Ted/Moran, Dan (I)/Corey, Irwin/Erskine, Howard/Helleny, Joel/Schuck, John/McConnachie, Brian/Linari, Peter/Aykroyd, Dan/Gold, Judy (I)/Hunt, Helen (I)/Bayeux, Carole/Berkley, Elizabeth/Klein, Trude/Sloan, Tina/Vernoff, Kaili/Theron, Charlize/Carmen (I) +Cursed (2005)/Bass, Lance/Rickaby, Brett/Raith, Hans/Jackson, Joshua/Ray, Johnny (III)/Mora, Daniel Edward/Ventimiglia, Milo/Solar (II)/Mears, Derek/Clinton, Erik Rodham/Cox, Brandon (I)/Boone, Brian (II)/Baio, Scott/Wiseass, Gary/Rosenbaum, Michael (I)/Eisenberg, Jesse/Reddick, Jaret/Offerman, Nick/Dottley, Jason/Johnson, Chris J./Friedlander, Egan/Dubin, Gary/LeRoi, Randolph/Nicotero, Gregory/Calderon, Wilmer/Van Malmsteen, Christopher/Kilborn, Craig/Rudulph, Ken/Soup, Bowling for/Pierce, Jason (VII)/Ladin, Eric/Hall, Shashawnee/Acker, Jonny/Berry, Doug/Cox, Jason (I)/Anapau, Kristina/Greer, Judy/Ricci, Christina/Mya (I)/Evagelou, Katherine/Elizabeth, Shannon/Odeile, Emilie/Krusiec, Michelle/de Rossi, Portia +Cutthroat Island (1995)/Masterson, Christopher/Bailie, David/Bartlett, Nick/Shaw, Stan (I)/Chaykin, Maury/Geeves, Peter/Linn, Rex/Wright, Angus/Kwei-Armah, Kwame/Modine, Matthew/Skaggs, Jimmie F./Vansittart, Rupert/Lockyer, Thomas/Harlin, Renny/Booth, Roger (I)/Leaf, Richard/Langella, Frank/Atherton, Simon/Yulin, Harris/Beer, Dickey/Chase, Carl/Thor (III)/White, Tam/Bones, Ken/Dillon, Paul (I)/Halliday, Christopher/Murcell, George/Malahide, Patrick/Johnston, Chris (VI)/Adamson, Christopher (I)/Tikaram, Ramon/Finster/Monkey, Shayna the/Pegler, Mary/Davis, Geena/Peach, Mary/Clare, Lucinda +Cutting Edge, The (1992)/Ladret, Doug/Armstrong, Larry/O'Quinn, Terry/Benson, Chris (I)/Flatman, Barry/Roberts, Chick/Brown, Dwier/Geddeis, Brian/Messaline, Peter/Dotrice, Roy/Sweeney, D.B./Hogan, Michael (II)/Cousins, Robin/Harley, Graham/Jenkins, John (I)/Rice, Sean (I)/Buck, Robert (I)/Wheeler, Kevin (I)/Berthiaume, Rhys M./Stephenson, Edwin/LeBlanc, Raoul/Pellett, Adrian/Grant, Dick/Rowsell, Arthur/Periard, Roger/Peeks, Kevin/Sears, Steve/Peloquin, Pierre/MacDonald, Scott (II)/Aaron, Sam (I)/Watson, Cory (I)/Robinson, John (V)/Dooley, Frank/Reid, R.D./Mavor, Robert/Toman, Maya/Hough, Christine/Nisbett, Joanne/Menzies, Michelle/Johnstone, Nahanni/Muir, Tiina/Ottley, Rachelle/Miller, Melanie (I)/Starbuck, Jo Jo/Gauthier, France/Blumberg, Judy/Kieferle, Kirsten/Esdaile, Kim/Hanchar, Linda/Williams, Haley/Coady, Krista/Yeck, Janice/Kelly, Moira (I)/Gaylor, Allison/MacNeil, Patricia/Papaioannou, Penny +Cyborg (1989)/Wilson, O.D./Miltsakakis, Stefanos/Klyn, Vincent/Pinckney, Jackson 'Rock'/Daniels, Alex/Barley, Thomas/Morrison, Bill (I)/Frye, Dale/Allen, Chuck (II)/McColm, Matt/Irwin, James (II)/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Evans, Tommy (II)/Creech, Jim/Moeller, Ralf (I)/Halford, Michael (I)/Pentz, Robert/Grady Jr., Johnny/Brown, Jophery C./Frye, Bruce (II)/Loong, Blaise/Gilbert, Tim/Batson, Terrie/Spell, Karen/Tew, Sharon K./Sebastian, Kristina/Haddon, Dayle/Graser, Janice/Peterson, Haley/Richter, Deborah +Cypher (2002)/Tynes, Nelson/Franks, Sevaan/McFee, Bruce/Cooke, Matt (V)/Furrow, Murray/O'Shea, Mike/Scoren, Joseph/Carlson, Len/Xerxes, Malcolm/Jackson, Steve (VII)/McLaren, Scott (I)/Mensah, Peter (I)/Northam, Jeremy/Bolt, David (I)/Santino, George/Webber, Timothy (I)/Pinnock, Arnold/Akayama, Dennis/Hutchings, Marcus/Hewlett, David (I)/Bryant, David (IV)/Moodie, Andrew/Bennett, Nigel (I)/Banks, Boyd/Sharp, Matthew (I)/Porter, Les (I)/Brown, Stephen (XIV)/Stockwell, Alec/Duran, Dan (I)/Liu, Lucy/Nicoll, Kristina/Sinclair, Judy/Snowdon, Jocelyn/Trinidad, Shanly/Angelica, Roberta/Papavs, Vicki/Matchett, Kari/Scheffler, Anne Marie/Buhagiar, Valerie +Cyrano de Bergerac (1990)/Aussedat, Pierre/Soriano, Marc/Aubert, Yves/Roussillon, Baptiste/Roux, Stéphane (I)/Frey, Éric/Nicolin, Jérôme/Ogier, Quentin/Vivier, Laurent/Galkó, Balázs/Hoffman, François-Xavier/Pascal, Lucien (I)/Winterhalter, Vincent/Perez, Alain/Chevalier, Dominique/Monnet, Gabriel/Depardieu, Gérard/Ramon, Frank/Volter, Philippe/Nemeth, Vincent/Vergne, Benoît/Alexander, Luc/Mavros, Georges/Sarfati, Maurice/Dumas, Alain (I)/Delalande, Anatole/Maguelon, Pierre/Beaume, Gérard/Pater, Jacques/Pauchon, Hervé/Vuillermoz, Michel/Perez, Vincent/Morier-Genoud, Philippe/Loustau, Christian/Rimoux, Alain/Winling, Jean-Marie/Roy, Christian (I)/Fau, Michel/Bernard, Eric (I)/Triboulet, Pierre/Girard, Philippe (I)/Picou, Eric/Navarre, Louis/Bertin, Roland/Barbin, Jean-Damien/Marié, François/Weber, Jacques/Jazédé, Franck/Félix, Nicole/Gonin, Amélie/Culerier, Christine/Gabay, Claudine/Marion, Madeleine/Vincent, Louise/Lervy, Françoise/Brochet, Anne/Chomo, Nicole/Kiberlain, Sandrine/Sagnier, Ludivine/Stoléru, Josiane/Gruault, Isabelle/Camp, Cecile/Ferran, Catherine +D-Tox (2002)/Pellegrino, Frank (I)/Lewis, David (IV)/Peterson, Alan C./Patrick, Robert (I)/Stallone, Sylvester/Prosky, Robert/Flanery, Sean Patrick/Kidnie, James/Dutton, Charles S./Howard, Rance/Mathews, Hrothgar/Flemming, Peter/Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Lang, Stephen (I)/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Cameron, Yves/Coe, Harrison/Berenger, Tom/Ralph, James (I)/Henry, Tim (I)/Gschwind, Ian/Norris, Chris Nelson/Vance, Courtney B./Mif/Fulford, Christopher/Mackenzie, Bill/Meyer, Dina/Zalduondo, Ruth/Alvarado, Angela (I)/Smith, Karen (VII)/Walker, Polly (II) +D.A.R.Y.L. (1985)/Hower, Sean/Collins, Ski/McKean, Michael (I)/Branner, Patrick/Ryan, Steve (I)/Sommer, Josef/Wiley, Major/Poole, Dalton/Muncke, Christopher/Reed, Joseph (I)/Grady, Ed (I)/Fitzpatrick, Jim (IV)/Rawls, Hardy/Shindoll, Wayne/Stafford, Brian/Hammatt, Richard/LaPointe, James/Wheeler, Russ/Arden, Robert (I)/Darby, Paul/Corkill, Danny/Oliver, Barret/Peterson, Benjamin/Frazier, Ron (II)/Roberts, William (III)/Gudger, Charlie/Butler, Matt (I)/Armfield, James H./Wohl, David (I)/Harris, Burtt/O'Neill, Kevin J./Fairman, Blain/Linker, Amy/Walker, Kathryn/Light, Ginny/McGuire, Tucker/Johnson, Jessica (I)/Hurt, Mary Beth/Camp, Colleen/Woods, Stacy/West, Susan (I)/Lange, Noreen/LeMoine, Danielle/Fuleihan, Pat +D.E.B.S. (2004)/Cecere, Tony/Williams, Tuffy/Dearborn, Eric/Ghuman Jr., J.B./Masters, Michael David/McNairy, Scoot/Xavier, Ryan/Bachniarz, Eric/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Fan, Roger/Simpson, Jimmi/Stults, Geoff/Aoki, Devon/Foster, Sara/Carpenter, Jennifer (III)/Garcia, Aimee/Stevens, Kasey/Good, Meagan/Mollen, Jenny/Taylor, Holland/Brewster, Jordana/Kirk, Christina/Salemi, Gina/Conti, Krista/St. James, Jean/Ritchie, Jill/Cauffiel, Jessica +D.O.A. (1988)/Bolender, Bill/Beecham, Charles/MacDonald, Pat (I)/Hunter, Kirk (I)/Anderson, Brent (I)/Patterson, Jay (I)/Johnson, Bill (XI)/Costello, Michael (I)/Gideon, Lee/Neame, Christopher (III)/Hawkes, John (I)/Thompson, Matt (I)/Kehoe, Jack/Forward, William/Knepper, Robert/Stern, Daniel (I)/Perella, Marco/Quaid, Dennis/James, Brion (I)/Folse, Gabriel/Rampling, Charlotte/Hoffman, Hillary/MacDonald, Barbara (I)/Arlen, Elizabeth/Ryan, Meg (I)/Radcliffe, Karen/Clarendon, Wendye/Kaczmarek, Jane/Swan, Joye/Johnson, Robin (I) +D2: The Mighty Ducks (1994)/Miller, Bob (I)/Hjelm, Jon Karl/Tucker, Michael (I)/Fowler, Joe (I)/Doherty, Matt (I)/Vitar, Mike/Verduzco, Noah/Klemp, Marcus/Garven, Casey/Robitaille, Luc/Ooms, Michael/Thompson, Kenan/Weiss, Shaun/Wommack, Kevin/Avery, Brian (I)/Edwards, Chris (IV)/West, Nathan (I)/O'Neal, Ty/Adams, Brandon Quintin/Lohr, Aaron/Butters, Mike/Lennox, Kai/Louganis, Greg/Kelly, Michael Francis/Dowling, Stephen/Gretzky, Wayne/Neely, Cam/Brill, Steven (I)/Cook, Harve/Rubes, Jan/Johnson, Rodney Louis/Jackson, Joshua/Labaud Jr., Adam A./Chelios, Chris/Pall, Robert/Estevez, Emilio/Larusso, Vincent/Pierce, Brock/Whyte, Scott/Woodert, Bryant/Wong, Justin (I)/Ratliff Henson, Garette/White, Jack (I)/Henson, Elden/Shannon, Vicellous Reon/Norgaard, Carsten/Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem (I)/Erbe, Kathryn/Ellingsen, Maria/Brill, Mary/McCashin, Constance/Moreau, Marguerite/Stephens, Nancy/Lail, Leah/Yamaguchi, Kristi/Lombardi, Laura/Kerner, Jeannette/Thomas, Tajsha/Moegling, Lori/Jacobsen-Derstine, Colombe +D3: The Mighty Ducks (1996)/White, Jack (I)/O'Neal, Ty/Ackland, Joss/Doherty, Matt (I)/Kariya, Paul/Seibel, Lynn Philip/Selby, David/Sandberg, Bert/Day, Christopher (II)/Whyte, Scott/Salisbury, Benjamin/Lohr, Aaron/Larusso, Vincent/Thompson, Kenan/Wong, Justin (I)/Jackson, Joshua/Brill, Steven (I)/Cudlitz, Michael (I)/Vitar, Mike/Settell, Tomas/Craven, James (II)/Dowling, Stephen/Nordling, Jeffrey/Estevez, Emilio/Weiss, Shaun/Henson, Elden/Orr, Christopher/Brill, Herbert/Kerner, Jerry/Kelly, Mike (I)/Ratliff Henson, Garette/Keller, Melissa/Harris, Samantha (I)/Kerner, Jeannette/Brill, Mary/Bednarski, Claire/Ortega, Jessica/Coyle, Eliza/Kling, Heidi/Jacobsen-Derstine, Colombe/Moreau, Marguerite/Wilkens, Claudia/Finley, Margot (I) +Da hong deng long gao gao gua (1991)/Xiao, Chu/Zhao, Qi/Li, Baotian/Ma, Jingwu/Cui, Zhihgang/Zhengyin, Cao/Weimin, Ding/Kaufman, Nadeen L./He, Caifei/Kong, Lin/Shuyuan, Jin/Gong, Li (I)/Cao, Cuifen +Da Vinci Code, The (2006)/Gabel, Seth/Fosh, Christopher/Zaza, Shane/Podalydès, Denis/McKellen, Ian/L'Abidine, Dhaffer/Bertenshaw, Michael/Butler, Matthew (VI)/Bettany, Paul/Herbert, Paul (IV)/Barker, Tom (VI)/Mitchell, Hugh (I)/Carnelutti, Francesco/Prince, Clive/Aubert, Yves/Clark, Andrew (V)/Sciarappa, Fausto Maria/Vernazza, Mario/Bark-Jones, David/Marielle, Jean-Pierre/Rees, Norman Campbell/Klein, Arnaud/De Guillebon, Xavier/Drummond, Dez/Norton, Michael (II)/John-Leopoldie, Roland/Descanvelle, Tonio/Bertrand, David (I)/Reno, Jean (I)/Mancuso, Sam/Berteloot, Jean-Yves/Tondowski, Dan/Taylor, Harry (I)/Roper, Mark (II)/Little, Brock/Chicot, Etienne/Menou, Roland/Lillis, Andre/Guy-Bremond, Lionel/Hanks, Tom/Robb, Andy/Molina, Alfred (I)/Saracino, David/Prochnow, Jürgen/Grossi, Joe/Pedrero, Peter/Carter, Clive/Emanuel, Crisian/Kelleher, Lilli Ella/Natanson, Agathe/Wilson, Serretta/Tautou, Audrey/Davies, Rita/Doidge-Hill, Daisy/Audollent, Marie-Françoise/Parker, Daz/Huillet, Aewia/Black, Rachael/Maskell, Tina/Mazureck, Garance/Wildor, Sarah/Picknett, Lynn/Rembauville-Nicolle, Eglantine/Graham, Charlotte (IV)/McEwan, Maggie +Daddy Day Care (2003)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Baumel, Shane/Reid, Roger E./Stoller, Fred/Owen, Gary (III)/Winston, Don (I)/Zahn, Steve/Langham, Wallace/Cockrum, Dennis/Carter, Nathaniel/Deters, Timmy/Flores, Cesar/Achille, Felix/Young, Arthur (V)/Nealon, Kevin/Burkholder, Max/Griffin, Mark (I)/Katz, Jonathan (I)/Carmody, Connor/Griffin, Khamani/Nielsen, Rick/Palermo, Brian/Garlin, Jeff/Reynolds, Paul Anthony/Roberts, Damani (I)/Zander, Robin/Bennett, Jimmy (III)/Blair, Joan M./Arcieri, Leila/Huston, Anjelica/McCullough, Kennedy/Santiago, Susan/Gurwitch, Annabelle/King, Regina/Mercurio, Tara/Fanning, Elle/Harris, Rachael (I)/Eddy, Sonya/Hill Arbaugh, Brie/Shafer, Alyssa/Chabert, Lacey/Fallon, Siobhan/Sagal, McNally/Johnson, Hailey Noelle/Edelstein, Lisa/Kightlinger, Laura/Portser, Mary/Cruz Toledo, Kris/Britton, Tracy Lynch/Oliva, Lisa/Krusiec, Michelle/Ho, Bridgette/Meisler, Bess +Dagon (2001)/Pérez, Jorge Luis/Price, Brendan (I)/Carreño, Ignacio/Sandoval, Javier/Minguell, Joan/Herberg, Diego/Lahoz, Ferran/Torres, José Manuel (I)/Villa, Alfredo (III)/Lifante, José/Rabal, Francisco/Gil, Fernando (III)/Vadell, Joan Manel/García, Óscar (I)/Barreira, Victor/Godden, Ezra/Gómez, Macarena/González, Lydia/Blanco, Uxía/Bosse, Lydia/Meroño, Raquel/Bofarull, Birgit +Dak miu mai shing (2001)/Cheung, Alfred/Chan, Jackie (I)/Wu, Hsing-kuo/Tsang, Eric (I)/Jones, Anthony Rene/Cheung, Tat-Ming/Adkins, Scott (II)/Allan, Bradley James/Presheva, Mustafa/Erol, Didem/Kim, Min (I)/Ho, Lillian/Simon, Glory/Chu, Athena/Hsu, Vivian +Damage (1992)/Graves, Rupert (I)/Stearn, Barry/Thewlis, David/Gravell, Ray/Doyle, Tony (I)/Fellowes, Julian/Irons, Jeremy/Bannen, Ian/Llewellyn, Roger/Nuttall, Jeff/Whitrow, Benjamin/Power, Henry/De Deney, Simon/Etienne, Luc/Morell, Jason/Stormare, Peter/Caron, Leslie/Clarke, Gemma (I)/Binoche, Juliette/Engel, Susan (I)/Delapena, Linda/Stock, Francine/Richardson, Miranda (I) +Damien: Omen II (1978)/Delia, Russell P./Shuman, Felix/McKern, Leo/Donat, Lucas/Jones Jr., Robert J./Morgan, Corney/Cook, Paul (II)/Ayres, Lew/Holden, William (I)/Henriksen, Lance/Burns, John Charles/Ingham, Robert E./Hendry, Ian (I)/Ford, Fritz/Mountain, Charles/Pricopie, Sorin Serene/Spinks, James/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Whelehan, William J./Fosser, William B./Kaprales, Gus/Scott-Taylor, Jonathan/Sullivan, Owen (I)/Taylor, Meshach/Erhart Jr., Thomas O./Lane, Rusdi/Newcombe, John J./Arbus, Allan/Foxworth, Robert/Sidney, Sylvia/Grant, Lee (I)/Sanders, Cornelia/Dowd, Judith/Shepherd, Elizabeth/Daniels, Diane +Dancer in the Dark (2000)/Skarsgård, Stellan/Lazarus, Noah/Flessas, Michael/Smith, Sean-Michael/Rizzo, T.J./Morse, David (I)/Albinus, Jens/Bean, Reathel/Wolf, Nick/Skovsted, Anders/Ivanek, Zeljko/Kier, Udo/Reilly, Luke/Dinesen, Lars Michael/Kostic, Vladica/Zimmermann, Timm/Lucre, Andrew/Litt, Sheldon/Asmussen, Troels/Karlsson, Edvin/Voge, Eric/Stormare, Peter/Martinus, John/Barr, Jean-Marc/Jones, John Randolph/Grey, Joel/Paterson, Vincent/Seymour, Cara/Bengtsson, Marianne (II)/Fallon, Siobhan/Deneuve, Catherine/Berggreen, Mette/Steen, Paprika/Falkenberg, Katrine/Björk +Dancer Upstairs, The (2002)/Lopes, Ricardo/Almeida, João Emílio/Cotton, Oliver/Boonnak, Benjamas/Thiebaut, Carlos/Chugchilan, Pachacutic/Folk, Abel/Nuñez, German/Bokhari, Yousaf/Páez, Javier/Vellido, Juan Carlos/García, Tito (I)/Urbina, Galo/Izaguirre, José Antonio (I)/Gaspar, Luis (I)/Vellido, Santiago Carlos/Repertorio, Nuevo/Sinué, Wolframio/Manrique, Javier/Flores, Jairon/Durán, Ignacio/Naranjo, Diego/Elorriaga, Xabier/Aguilar, Daniel/Carreño, Ignacio/Emerson, Steve (I)/Rodrigues, Alexis/Cintra, Luís Miguel/Rodríguez, Lucas/Carrillo, Carlos (III)/Bardem, Javier/Salazar, Esteban/Aguilar, David (I)/Jiménez, Ramiro/Malkovich, John/Lázaro, Eusebio/Botto, Juan Diego/Prinz, Isabel/Peno, Lola (II)/Astudillo, Montserrat/Mínguez, Elvira/Lam, Chuen/Lencastre, Alexandra/Al Levi, Nur/Dias, Olga/Iglesias, Montserrat/Aguilar, Paulina (I)/Berganza, Marie-Anne/Rocha, Raquel (I)/Lozano, Ana/Dicenta, Natalia/Walker, Devon/Aguero, Vivian/Noboa, Veronica/Tarnawiecki, Natalia/Rivera, Maribel/Manrique, Elvira/Torresblanco, Frida/Cobo, Yohana/Morante, Laura/Casari, Celina +Dances with Wolves (1990)/Westerman, Floyd 'Red Crow'/Child, Buffalo/Reevis, Steve/Grant, Rodney A./Hanner, Carter/Burton, William H./Goldman, Robert (I)/Everett, Tom/Curry, Bill W./Pastorelli, Robert/Big Eagle, Clayton/Costanza, Frank P./Grace, Wayne/Curtin, R.L./Wolfchild, Sheldon Peters/Joshua, Larry/Greene, Graham (II)/Costner, Kevin/Studi, Wes/Baltz, Kirk/Pierce, Tony (I)/Herman, Jimmy/Leader Charge, Richard/Duffy, Conor (I)/Newholy, Raymond/Hays, Kent/Lee Chasing His Horse, Nathan/Thompson, Nick (II)/Chaykin, Maury/Lone Hill, Jason R./Tail, John/Hotton, Donald/Chambers, Steven (I)/Rocket, Charles/Spears, Michael (I)/Horton, Michael (I)/White Plume, Percy/Nez, Redwing Ted/White Bull, Ryan/Holy, Marvin/Fuller, David J./Wilson, Jim (I)/Mitchell, James A./Leader Charge, Doris/Costner, Annie/Cardinal, Tantoo/Big Crow, Maretta/Conroy, Otakuye/McDonnell, Mary (I)/Daniel, Elisa +Dangerous Beauty (1998)/Krabbé, Jeroen/Corbiletto, Roberto/Culkin, Michael/Ciampi, Daniele/Ward, Fred (I)/Weber, Jake/Eyre, Peter (I)/Lapaine, Daniel/Dutton, Simon (I)/Mita, Federico/Russell, Grant/Rossatti, Alberto/Platt, Oliver/McMullan, Tim/Musi, Gianni/O'Callaghan, Richard/McMullen, Tim/Molteni, Luis/Sewell, Rufus/Riach, Ralph/Gant, David (I)/Harryson, Annelie/Sozzani, Anna/Della Spina, Tiziana/Leonet, Patrizia/McCormack, Catherine/Rinaldi, Cristina/Zoppi, Gaia/Ardeatini, Valentina/Lohman, Lenore/Bonanni, Maude/Federici, Federica/Watts, Naomi (I)/Lucidi, Francesca/De Vincenzis, Ilaria/Camuso, Angela/Cassidy, Joanna/Kelly, Moira (I)/Miceli, Justine/Pastorello, Natascia/Lorenzetti, Fulvia/Sall, Garmy/Nobili, Simona/Ben Romdane, Olfa/Bisset, Jacqueline/Di Dio, Barbara/Kay, Emy/Tedesco, Laura/Randle, Charlotte/Guthorsen, Lena/Malipiero, Anna Maria/Kanakaredes, Melina/Minati, Anna Maria/Mita, Elena/Marigliani, Elide/Cassola, Carla/Fegarotti, Flaminia +Dangerous Liaisons (1988)/Lalande, François (I)/Hawtrey, Nicholas/Erickson, Christian/Reeves, Keanu/Malkovich, John/Sheridan, Joe/Do Nascimento, Paulo Abel/Jones, Harry (I)/Capaldi, Peter/Montagut, François/Thurman, Uma/Gogan, Valerie/Pavlis, Joanna/Finnegan, Shannon/Kurtz, Swoosie/Benson, Laura (I)/Kessler, Patricia/Natwick, Mildred/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Cauwet, Catherine/Close, Glenn +Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys, The (2002)/Hirsch, Emile/O'Bryant, Kelvin/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Long, Tyler/Simpson, Scott (I)/Pigott, Carson/West, Jeffrey/Harding, Michael (III)/Culkin, Kieran/Richardson, Jake (I)/Bridgers, Arthur/Olson, Nicky/McBride, Melissa Suzanne/Foster, Jodie/Erickson, Yvonne/McIntyre, Chandler/Malone, Jena/Seidman, Michele +Dangerous Minds (1995)/Buchwald, Gaura Vani/Carter, Deshanda/Vaks, Boris/Dominguez, Wade/Dzundza, George/Vance, Courtney B./Garcia, Andy (I)/Gutman, Jason (I)/Young, Norris/Luv, Freez/Israel, Al/Strong, Danny/Cisneros, Roman/Grant, Richard (VIII)/Limpo, Wilson/Archuleta, Ismael/Archuleta, Michael/Santiago, Renoly/Grant, Raymond/Bexton, Nathan/Anthony, Brian (II)/Ibraheem, Rahman/Alvarez, Roberto/Thedford, Marcello/Sergei, Ivan/Neville, John/Togunde, Victor/Peña, William/Edwards, Mark Prince/Anderson, Rico E./López, Irene Olga/Bassett, Skye/Toussaint, Lorraine/Marshall, Sarah (I)/Avila, Cynthia/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Robles, Veronica (I)/Galvez, Desire/Younger, Brandi/Gonzales, Marisela/Garcés, Paula/Bartlett, Robin/Arroyave, Karina/Winbush, Camille/Spotts, Lara/Winde, Beatrice/Harris, Bruklin/Giancaterino, Kim/Jerido, Ebony/Feringa, Jeff/Minor, Asia/Buzhardt, Toni Nichelle +Daniel - Der Zauberer (2004)/Fischer, Robert (IV)/Fritz, Roger (I)/Möller, Oliver (I)/Ernstweg, Max/Sohl, Oliver/Miles, Jacko/Lommel, Ulli/Amasreiter, Rainer/Powers/Brem, Rudolf Waldemar/Seitz, Jon/Lommel, Manolito/Els, Peter/Bazelt, Frank/Culoso, Pippo/Ziegler, Günther/Stern, Fritzi/Zaus, Alexander/Küblböck, Günther/Küblböck, Daniel/Eberle, Hannes/Riedlbauer, Roland/Fischer, Walter (III)/Schamoni, Peter/Münster, Gloria/Bernt, Christa/Walzecker, Leni/Eden, Adele/Werner, Hilla/Stein, Rosanna/Nerette, Petra/Zorning, Annegret/Werner, Edeltraut/Wilcke, Ramona/Zöller, Rita/Schmidberger, Gaby/Grass, Jenny/Lommel, Marina/Frost, Caroline/Mohn, Carla/Schauss, Gabriele/Schmidt, Annette (II)/Schuster, Kim/Jantz, Isabella/Grill, Anita/Rupé, Katja/Hahn, Dagmar/von Juni, Julia +Danny the Dog (2005)/Lenogue, Jean-François/Pierre, Quentin/Hertel, Cyrille/Jenn, Michael/Hassan, Tamer/Lavanchy, Pascal/Weyer, Christophe/Chan, Maurice/Balde, Seydina/Zagorski, Iouri/Kinga, Audifax/Izquierdo, Victor/Bouis, Michel/Tazit, Kamel/Ben Badra, Affif/Bouvard, Lionel/Chou, Puthirith/Bellyazid, Jamal/Brown, Dylan (II)/Haquin, Vincent/Cheng, Franck Xie/Lopez, Pascal/Bouchelagem, Georges/Chung, Marc (III)/Benoît, Georges (II)/Gnaly, Serge/Diaby, Sety/Bonelli, Carlos/Oliver, Patrick/Bergner, Christian/Troude, Michaël/Alhinho, Frédéric/Hadouch, Tarick/Hoskins, Bob/Gluck, Stéphane/Lambert, Michael Ian/Atonga, Jean/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Sudaros, Santi/Figlarz, Alain/Grellier, Alain (I)/Simac, Silvio/Beuchat, Serge/Lay, Owen/Zanolino, Fred/Gabet, Sylvain/Li, Jet/Vo, Patrick/Ikhaddelene, Mouloud/Beckwith, Andy/Rudom, Jeff/Attar, Malki/Beddelem, Joseph/Flasch, Michel/Lawson, Stuart/Stevens, Nic/Sansa, Hyggins/Barbier, Alain/Feurté, Grégory/Mondoloni, Eric/Cazzela, Amadéo/Saelens, Thierry/Louzon, Gilles/Chatelain, Gabriel/Hartwig, Friedrich/Soudais, Sebastien/Zitouni, Tarik/Diaoure, Oumar/Gazio, Christian/Lawson, Alex/Etje, Eric/Médioni, Patrick/Adkins, Scott (II)/Hocini, Karim/Molla, Loïc/Webber, Michael (II)/Dessains, Fred/Theng, Tony/Cueva, Miguel (II)/Albertini, Matthieu/Joly-Erard, Igor/Tang, Patrick/Mairey, Gwenael/Cagnard, William/Hoang, Marc/Regan, Vincent/Lanzi, Emmanuel/Tulli, Vincent/Rousselle, Pierre/Loffredo, Gregory/Condon, Kerry/Wilson, Carole Ann/Henry, Ludmila/Creantor, Clara/Cascaval, Ariadna/Hénin, Valérie/Mateo, Vanessa/Senechal, Christelle/Tze Wey, Jaclyn/Chapman, Georgina/Ashley, Laurence/Hazan, Rebecca/Didier, Isabelle/Raboana, Tyana/Girardot, Pascaline/Law, Phyllida/Farkas, Kathy/Ekue, Osana/Harley, Danielle Louise/Nyee, Louis-Marie/Zarouba, Ksénia +Dante's Peak (1997)/Heslov, Grant/Magnuson, Tom/Bolender, Bill/Ma, Tzi/Haldeman, Tim/Murray, Christopher/Stone, Ed (I)/Trutner, Kirk/Brosnan, Pierce/Rowe, Hansford/Ward, Jeffrey L./Williams, Justin (I)/Neuhaus, Ingo/Foley, Jeremy (I)/Hallahan, Charles/Reddy, Brian/Jason, Peter/Butters, Mike/Burns, R.J./Lipper, David/MacMillan, Patty Raya/Spear, Susie/Hoffman, Elizabeth/Deshon, Donna/Androsky, Carole/Smith, Jamie Renée/Brandt, Walker/Leubner, Marilyn/Hamilton, Linda (I)/Stephens, Heather (I)/Smith, Tammy L./Garlington, Lee/Field, Arabella +Dare mo shiranai (2004)/Endo, Kenichi/Kase, Ryo/Terajima, Susumu/Kimura, Hiei/Yagira, Yûya/Hiraizumi, Sei/Kushida, Kazumi/Kimura, Yuichi/Kitaura, Ayu/Shimizu, Momoko/Okamoto, Yukiko/Tate, Takako/Kan, Hanae/You (I) +Daredevil (2003)/Bernstein, Louis (II)/Boswell, Adam Blake/Smith, Greg 'Christopher'/Duisenberg, Michael/Margolis, Mark/Morales, Hector (IV)/Hodder, Kane/Krall, Edward J./Jones, Roy Lee/Avari, Erick/Pantoliano, Joe/Ciccolella, Jude/Tucker, Chad Christopher/Miller, Gregg Marc/Ben-Victor, Paul/Collins, Greg (II)/Gutierrez, Alberto (I)/Brinkle, Dan/Lee, Stan (I)/Evans, Lakeith S./Noa, Jorge/Bakas, John S./Favreau, Jon/Miller, Frank (II)/Burrows, David (II)/Olson, Brian M./Orser, Leland/Miltsakakis, Stefanos/Grant, Collin/Allison, Frankie J./FitzGerald, Jim/Wing, Daniel B./Williams, Patrick (II)/Keith, David (I)/Robinson, Raasean/Spirtas, Kevin/Segall, Thierry/Iler, Robert/Affleck, Ben/Williams, Bernard (I)/Smith, Kevin (I)/Prescott, Christopher/Doty, David/Mathews, Ron/Boeving, Christian/Winther, Jorn H./Eveland, Halley/Washington, Levett M./Mahoney, Jamie/Mibach, Bruce/Porter, Kevin/Loftin, Lennie/Reiss, Jack/Rothman, John/Padilla, Jeff/Garcia, Joe J./Corazon, Carlo/Strode, Luke/Coolio/Terra, Scott/O'Connor, Derrick/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Kelly, Boyd/Farrell, Colin (I)/Johnson, Suzie/McCarthy, Casey/DiVincenzo, Josie/Hall, Molly (II)/Palermo Winther, Vivian/Garner, Jennifer (I)/Farrell, Claudine/Geiben, Carrie/Wetzel, Nancy/Crawford Brown, Pat/Randall, Ari/Pompeo, Ellen/Didenko, Sonya/Nish, Kelly/Rosenmeier, Dina +Dark Blue (2002)/Bentt, Michael/Banks, Jonathan/Prince II, Victor/Gleeson, Brendan/Briseno, Theodore/Williams, Jim Cody/Russell, Kurt (I)/Way, Chapman Russell/Wind, Timothy/Philip, Renji/Todoroff, Tom (I)/Lewin, Pablo/King Sr., Wayne/Spillman, Eric/McChesney, Joe/Mihok, Dash/Marcoux, Ted/Foster, Darrell (I)/MacKechnie, Keith/Guichard, Giovanni Antonio/Koon, Stacey/Beckel, Graham/Tur, Bob/Kai, Kudisan/Casados, Eloy/Doty, David/Utay, William/Fadule, John/King, Rodney/Rizzotti, Julius/Weireter, Peter/Jones, Jamison/P, Master/Alailima, Faleolo/Denny, Reginald (II)/Powell, Laurence/Miller, Gregg Marc/Lee, Dana (I)/Smith, Daniel Browning/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Speedman, Scott/Holley, Dorian/Rhames, Ving/Gibbs, Nigel/Kurupt/Mui, Eddie/Young, Monalisa/Michele, Michael/Hinkle, Marin/Twillie, Carmen/Reeves, Cheryl/Davidovich, Lolita/Hutchins, Heather/Yu, Kaila/Tropper, Rosalinde/Alexander, Khandi/Oakland, Jordy +Dark City (1998)/Spence, Bruce/O'Brien, Richard (I)/Richardson, Ian (I)/Hurt, William (I)/Upjohn, William/Miragliotta, Frederick/Bader, Terry/Sutherland, Kiefer/Steer, Stanley/Pace, Anthony/Friels, Colin/Livingston, Paul/Butel, Mitchell/Lake, Michael (I)/Rutherford, Bill/Mimica, Marin/Kierann, Anthony/Paton, Eliot/Scroope, Doug/Oparei, Deobia/Bluthal, John/Sommerfeld, Peter/Wenham, David/Jones, Timothy (I)/Cinis, Alan/Johnson, Marques/Singer, Ritchie/Grant, Edward (I)/Tell, Greg/Gallacher, Frank/Bell, Nicholas/Styles, Luke/Mosley, Tony/Monjo, Justin/Callan, Peter/Hedges, Mark (II)/Rizzo, Ray/Sewell, Rufus/Richards, Glenford O./Gumbert, Noah/Gilshenan, Darren/Highfield, Bill/McCarthy, Tyson/Coassin, Cinzia/Kelsey, Anita/O'Shaughnessy, Maureen/Keneally, Laura/Gumbert, Satya/van der Velden, Naomi/George, Melissa/Traynor, Rosemary/Bollard, Natalie/Cronin, Jeanette/Connelly, Jennifer +Dark Crystal, The (1982)/Payne, Bob (I)/Dennen, Barry/Barnett, Robbie (I)/Baddeley, John/Buck, David/Goelz, Dave/Barrett, Sean (II)/Kilgarriff, Michael/Purvis, Jack/Edwards, Percy/Rose, Timothy M./Amiel, Jean-Pierre/Monckton, Patrick/Edmonds, Mike (I)/Cottrell, Mike (I)/Ghavan, John/Collingwood, Charles (II)/Greenaway, David/Philpott, Toby/Muehl, Brian/Lee, Swim/Slaughter, Richard/Wilson, Thick/Shah, Kiran/Oz, Frank/Roy, Deep/Staddon, Gerald/Levant, Hus/Henson, Jim (I)/Nelson, Jerry (I)/Dixon, Malcolm/Quinn, Mike (I)/Garlick, Stephen/Spight, Hugh/Williamson, Simon/Iveria, Mike/Whitmire, Steve/O'Conor, Joseph/Burroughs, Peter (I)/Gold, Louise/Corre, Sadie/Knight, Natasha/Jones, Annie (III)/Whitelaw, Billie/Esson, Lisa/Marrow, Venice/Westerby, Sue/Mullen, Kathryn/Maxwell, Lisa (I) +Dark Half, The (1993)/Jensen, Erik (II)/Butler, David W./Billock, Rik/Colerider, Glenn/Monahan, Jeff/Meyers, Larry John/Ponzio, John/Hayes, Lee/Mott, Zachary/DeBor, Curt/Howell, Jeff (I)/Mardirosian, Tom/Hunter, J. Michael/Brannan, Patrick/Machione, John/Skelly, Jack/Dano, Royal/Cameron, William (I)/Hutton, Timothy/Kirkpatrick, Bruce/Broadhurst, Kent/Arnold, Lamont/Joy, Robert (I)/Rooker, Michael/Early, David/Roppelt, Marty/Thomas, Rohn/Field, Marc/Parker, Elizabeth (II)/Renfroe, Molly/Field, Chelsea/Novak, Nardi/Lalumia, Drinda/Grafe, Judy/Parker, Sarah (I)/Harris, Julie (I)/Forrest, Christine/Grant, Beth/Champlin, Donna Lynne/Papp, Melissa/Madigan, Amy/Alda, Rutanya/Courtney, Therese +Dark Passage (1947)/Young, Clifton (I)/McVey, Patrick/Reynolds, Tom (IV)/Farber, Bob/MacDonald, Ian (I)/Alvin, John (I)/Cooper, Clancy/Kennedy, Douglas (I)/Fadden, Tom/Lawrence, Craig (I)/Ros, Ramon/Bennett, Bruce (I)/Maschemeyer, Dude/Arledge, John/Ford, Ross/Bogart, Humphrey/Stevenson, Houseley/D'Andrea, Tom/Bremen, Leonard/Ruskin, Shimen/Walsh, Richard (I)/Mallinson, Rory/Daves, Michael/Sharp-Bolster, Anita/Daves, Deborah/Moorehead, Agnes/Field, Mary (I)/Stafford, Jo (I)/Bacall, Lauren +Dark Star (1974)/Kuniholm, Cal/O'Bannon, Dan/Saunders, Joe/Narelle, Brian/Watkins, Miles/Beckenbaugh, Adam/Knapp, Cookie/Castle, Nick (I)/Sheretz, Alan/Shaw, Michael (I)/Pahich, Dre +Dark Water (2005)/Roth, Tim/Fuentes, Diego/Reynolds, Simon (I)/da Schemer, muMs/Scott, Dougray/Horne, J.R./Buell, Bill (I)/Kennington, Edward/Reilly, John C. (I)/Postlethwaite, Pete/Factora, Marshall/Belle, Warren/Lemche, Matthew/Monk, Debra/Haney-Jardine, Perla/Heath, Zoe/Baxter, Jennifer/Manheim, Camryn/Gade, Ariel/Connelly, Jennifer/Emond, Linda/Hewlett, Kate/Löwensohn, Elina/Sealy-Smith, Alison +Darkman (1990)/Fleming, Cliff/Hosking, Craig/Doyle, Christopher (I)/Faraj, Said/Worth, Nicholas (I)/Friels, Colin/Jung, Nathan/Ferguson, Jessie Lawrence/Harris, Julius/Hicks, Dan (I)/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Cameron, John (II)/Young, Charles W./Drake, Larry/Landis, John (I)/McDonough, Neal/Lustig, William/Gardner, Tony (II)/Robledo, Rafael H./Bell, Dan (I)/Gillis, Philip A./Raimi, Ted/Tyler, Cary/Tanaka, Professor Toru/Noon, Frank/Daniel, Sean/Lustig, Aaron/Neeson, Liam/Bale, Andy/Bresk, Carl/Trinidad, Arsenio 'Sonny'/Cornfeld, Stuart/Spiegel, Scott/Wood, John Lisbon/Wickman, Karl A./Mashita, Nelson/Dear, William/McDormand, Frances/Hoffman, Bridget/Agutter, Jenny/Hall, Carrie (I)/Moore, Maggie (I) +Darkness (2002)/Pagés, Francesc/Roberts, Joseph (II)/Segura, Pedro Antonio/Stevenson, Craig (I)/Punyet, Carles/Gaeta, Josh/Giannini, Giancarlo/Wilson, Reg (I)/Martí, David/Ferrando, Marc/Lahoz, Ferran/Martínez, Fele/Dixon, Mattew/Reixach, Fermí/Glen, Iain/Castañón, Carlos (I)/Enquist, Stephan/Allepuz, Xavier/Lozano, Gemma/Manguillot, Clara/Dorado, Lidia/Olin, Lena/Fenollar, Astrid/Paquin, Anna/Fernández, Paula +Darkness Falls (2003)/Warren, Christopher T./Burrows, Antony/Edmunds, Roy/Wickham, Mark/Hecker, Gary A./Alexander, Bryce/Stapleton, Sullivan/Cogley, Gerard/Robertson, Matt (II)/Sampson, Angus/Anderson, Joshua (I)/Kley, Chaney/Dauchy, Andrew/Hughes, Bruce (I)/Curtin, Peter (I)/Stanton, John (I)/Gazzola, Aaron/Parnell, Joshua/Cormie, Lee/Mouzakis, Steve/Brown, Matt (X)/Piro, Grant/Bayly, Andrew/Daperis, Daniel/Blackmore, Mark/Reilley, Philip/Caulfield, Emma/Statkus, Marnie/Morassi, Kestie/McCauley, Rebecca (I)/Browning, Emily/Guest, Rayne/Lovell, Jenny (I)/Rees, Charlotte/Specht, Cecelia +Date Movie (2006)/Lewis, Connor/Harrison, Chris (VI)/Bridges, Scott/Steele, Nick/Moss, Edward/L'Amore, Gianfranco/Jon, Lil'/Meyers, Josh/Austin, Matt (III)/Meacham, Worthie/Friedlander, Judah/Gonzalez, Aldo/Natale, Anthony (II)/Dell, Charlie (I)/Lenk, Tom/Jinxers/Griffin, Eddie/Salvatore, Jasen/Danoff, Jeff/Fitzpatrick, Tom (I)/Sanchez, Mauricio/Brooks, Michael F./Cox, Tony (I)/Chadwick, Mark (I)/Campbell, Adam (IV)/Willard, Fred/Avetisova, Nina/Klimaszewski, Elaine/Hannigan, Alyson/Electra, Carmen/Kyler, Allison/Monk, Sophie/Buckner, Brittany/Budde, Susse/Matiko, Marie/Lang, Michelle Misty/Brno, Bridget/Polcyn, Beverly/Barrett, Helena/Vander Pluym, Vanessa/Simhan, Meera/Klimaszewski, Diane/Ortiz, Valery M./Coolidge, Jennifer/McCullum, Sonia/McCallum, Melinda/Ariqat, Nadia Dina/Ferrell, Andrea/Seltzer, Dana/Avery, Joni +Dave (1993)/Jordan, Kirk/Stone, Oliver (I)/Wells, Sam (I)/Kmetko, Steve/Collins, Paul (I)/Gierasch, Stefan/Baer, Parley/Witting, Steve/Yang, John/Kondracke, Morton/Langella, Frank/Reitman, Jason/McLaughlin, John (I)/Martin, George (II)/Vanocur, Sander/Butler, Dan (I)/Ross, Gary (I)/O'Neill, Thomas P. 'Tip'/Barnes, Frederic W./Bigham, Lexie/Kingsley, Ben/Joseph, Jeffrey/Grodin, Charles (I)/Walsh, Robert (I)/Novak, Robert D./Shipman, William/Root, Stephen (I)/Gammell, Robin/Tackett, Jeff/Dugan, Tom (II)/Manza, Ralph/Kline, Kevin (I)/Reeves, Richard (II)/Simpson, Alan (II)/Stein, Ben (I)/Hallahan, Charles/Metzenbaum, Howard/Lewis, Keith (I)/Simon, Paul (IV)/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Kinsley, Michael/Lacey, Aaron Michael/Kuroda, Joe/Kurlander, Tom/White, Peter (I)/King, Larry (I)/Pitts, William (I)/Matthews, Chris (VII)/Bergen, Bob/Leno, Jay/Dodd, Christopher (I)/Gatling, F. Pierre/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Birney, Frank/Johnson, Ben Patrick/Brownstein, Ronald/Mankiewicz, Frank/Noel, Michael (I)/Kalb, Bernard/Sampson, Kellen/Mikva, Abner J./Rhames, Ving/Harkin, Tom (I)/Totenberg, Nina/Smith, Anna Deavere/Clift, Eleanor/Harris, Marianna/Goldway, Ruth/Hewitt, Heather/Weaver, Sigourney/Bartlett, Bonnie/Gordon, Wendy/Sullivan, Kathleen (I)/Marshall, Sarah (I)/Oms, Alba/Linney, Laura/Reitman, Catherine/Hunt, Bonnie/Robert, Geneviève/Franks, Laurie/Taylor, Dendrie/Prince, Faith/Thomas, Helen (II)/Arnemann, Dawn +Dawn of the Dead (1978)/Lafitte, Tommy/Buba, Pasquale/Ricci, Rudy/Baker, Fred (II)/Smith, Howard (II)/Gornick, Michael/Savini, Mike/Christopher, Mike (I)/Emge, David/Savini, Tom/Hill, Clayton/Harrison, John (I)/Silverman, Stephen (I)/Kapusta, Tom/Kovitz, Randy/Bank, Ted/Amplas, John/Pilato, Joseph/Reiniger, Scott H./Dietrich, Daniel (I)/Williams, Robert (VI)/Langer, Robert/Forrest, Cliff/Bartholomew, Dave (II)/Langer, Ralph/Stouffer, Rod/Hawkins, Dave (I)/Baffico, James A./Shook, Warner/France, Richard/Vaira, Larry/Romero, George A. (I)/McCloskey, Patrick/Stover, Jay/Crawford, David (I)/Frumkes, Roy/Early, David/Forrest Jr., J. Clifford/Rice, John (II)/Lies, Lenny/Paul, John (XIV)/McKinnon, Clayton/Stavrakis, Taso N./Schiff, Marty/Krut, Jim/Foree, Ken/Tallo, Nick/Shelby, Joe/Cummings, Lee (IV)/Buba, Tony/Del Gre, Jesse/Raphael, Sukey/Chatfield, Pam/Lapiduss, Maxine/Forrest, Christine/Jefferies, Jeannie/Ceccatti, Sharon/McCloskey, Molly/Savini, Donna/Ross, Gaylen +Dawn of the Dead (2004)/Blarasin, Ermes/Duran, Dan (I)/Banks, Boyd/Phifer, Mekhi/Louis, Justin (I)/Campbell, David (XII)/Weber, Jake/DeWilde, Philip/Zegers, Kevin/Austin, Matt (I)/Post, Tim/Savini, Tom/Mackenzie, Philip/Burrell, Ty/Blu/Frewer, Matt/Kelly, Michael (V)/Talwar, Sanjay/Gillett, Chris (I)/Reiniger, Scott H./Edwards, Neville/Jobin-Bevans, Sandy/Marsman, Darren/Magner, Colm/Foree, Ken/Keurvorst, Derek/Rhames, Ving/Realba, Mike/Barry, Michael (VII)/Reid, R.D./Williams, Geoff (I)/Monte, Tino/Bohne, Bruce/Snyder, Zack/Kerns, Kim/Poirier, Kim/DeCarteret, Laura/Roberts, Kim (I)/Zucaro, Luigia/Polley, Sarah/Lochner, Hannah/Craig, Georgia/Korobkina, Inna/Booth, Lindy/Eastwood, Jayne/Brown, Natalie (VI)/West, Liz (I) +Day After Tomorrow, The (2004)/Holguin, Robert/Maclaren, John (I)/Hoffman, Rick (I)/Quaid, Dennis/Songui, Kwasi/Fontaine, Frank (II)/Lenoir, Pierre (II)/Yuen, Russell/Cobden, Joe/Darling, Ron/Manoux, J.P./Welsh, Kenneth/Vrana, Vlasta/Adler, Matt/Tam, Alvin/Lester, Adrian/Roiz, Sasha/Masten, Gordon/Zeman, Richard/Letourneau, Luke/McGuire, William Francis/Todd, Jesse/Smith, Arjay/Moore, John Sanford/Rhoads, Terry/Lustig, Aaron/Miyake, Bunrey/Schorpion, Frank/Fawcett, Alan (I)/Simpson, Terry (I)/Fukuzaki, Rob/Wilcock, Robin/Hamaguchi, Tim/Alacchi, Carl/Nichols, Austin (I)/Sanders, Jay O./Calabretta, Tony/Britton, Christopher (II)/Thompson, Mark (VI)/Schaap, David/Serrano, Nestor/Woods, Sam (III)/Holm, Ian/Rosario, José Ramón/Holland, Matt (I)/Bilerman, Howard/Plummer, Glenn/Elias, Joey (I)/Tessier, Christian/Blicker, Jason/Shimamoto, Nobuya/Laufer, Jack/Bagley, Tim/Landry, Sylvain/Sharara, Nassim/Légaré, Ray/Moskow, Kenneth/Owaki, Mikio/Kramer, Greg (II)/McNally, Michael (I)/Kirk, Don (I)/Hoss-Desmarais, Emanuel/Perez, Jesus (I)/Shamata, Chuck/Colton, John (II)/Jarrett, Phillip/Makarov, Vitali (II)/Gyllenhaal, Jake/King, Ross (II)/Leblanc, Pierre/King, Perry/Vandecruys, Al/McNichol, Joel/Pfister, Mark/Samah, Michael A./McMillan, Richard (I)/Mihok, Dash/Feller, Nicolas/Rooney, Tom (III)/Patel, Lina/Walsh, Wendy L./Graham, Lori/Garcia, Ana (I)/Morehouse, Jennifer/Keenan, Caroline (I)/Henry, Dilva/Canning, Lisa/Edeh, Rosey/Belugou, Marylou/Rossum, Emmy/Kuzyk, Mimi/Day-Jones, Anne/De Bel, Lynne/Glave, Karen/Nguyen, Leyna/Winther, Vivian/Sloan, Amy/Michaels, Suzanne (I)/Sanchez, Lauren/Glait, Rachell/Ward, Sela/Bellange, Tetchena/McCarthy, Sheila (I)/Little, Pauline/Tomita, Tamlyn +Day at the Races, A (1937)/Woods, Buck/Baggot, King (I)/Darro, Frankie/Farnsworth, Richard/Hyams, John (I)/Mowbray, Henry/Potel, Victor/Robinson, Gus/Choir, The Crinoline/LeSaint, Edward/Cowl, George/Foulger, Byron/Marx, Chico/Lucke, Max/Dawson, Frank (I)/Corrado, Gino/Dickerson, Dudley/Ruman, Sig/Middlemass, Robert/Dumbrille, Douglass/Lash, Harry/Mortimer, Edmund/Melesh, Alex/Hiestand, John/Jones, Darby/Flynn, Ray (IV)/Quinn, James (III)/Covan, DeForest/Jenks, Si/Atchley, Hooper/Moorhouse, Bert/Flaherty, Pat/Marx, Harpo/Trowbridge, Charles/Hull, Arthur Stuart/Ceeley, Leonard/Norton, Jack (I)/George, Jack (I)/Daley, Jack/Carter, Ben/Wilson, Harry (I)/Kenny, Jack (II)/Hodgson, Leyland/Mack, Wilbur/Marx, Groucho/Earle, Edward (I)/Baker, Kenny (II)/Jones, Allan (I)/Brown Jr., Troy/Anderson, Ivie/Barry, Vivian/Bennett, Edna/Dumont, Margaret/Clancy, Jacqueline/Williams, Elizabeth (I)/Muir, Esther/O'Sullivan, Maureen/Dandridge, Dorothy/Kingdon, Edith/Landis, Carole/Bedford, Barbara/Fay, Vivien/Flowers, Bess/MacLaren, Mary +Day of the Dead (1985)/Dileo Jr., Anthony/Martin, Robert (III)/Krell, Daniel/Klar, Gary Howard/Vulich, John/Hogan, Jeff (I)/Cameron, William (I)/Stavrakis, Taso N./Tierno, Mark/Nicotero, Gregory/Liberty, Richard/Kellams, Phillip G./Marrero, Ralph/Howard, Sherman/Schwartz, John D./Trcic, Mike/Saraceni, Gene A./Alexander, Terry/Kirkpatrick, Bruce/Amplas, John/Farmer, Donald/Pilato, Joseph/Laczko, William Andrew/Kindlon, David/Brockett, Don/Conroy, Jarlath/Iasillo Jr., Peter/Romero, George A. (I)/Bookwalter, J.R./Holmes, Barbara/Martinelli, Susan/Maxwell, Kim (I)/Flynn, Winnie/Cardille, Lori/Russell, Barbara (I)/Gordon, Debra/Carter, Deborah (II) +Day of the Jackal, The (1973)/Sinden, Donald/Badel, Alan/Le Béal, Robert/Champion, Jean/Léotard, Philippe/Atkine, Féodor/Sorel, Jean/Swift, David (I)/Alexander, Terence/Vernon, Howard (I)/Cayla-Legrand, Adrien/Carey, Denis (I)/Kernan, David (I)/Archard, Bernard/Gérôme, Raymond/Musson, Bernard/Favart, Robert/Doude, Van/Alric, Jacques/Denham, Maurice/Young, Nicholas (I)/Fox, Edward (I)/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Bernard, Edmond/Britton, Tony/Rodgers, Anton/Vogel, Nicolas/Ingham, Barrie/Pickup, Ronald/Hardwicke, Edward/Lonsdale, Michael (I)/Auclair, Michel/Buhr, Gérard/Jacobi, Derek/Porter, Eric (I)/Teynac, Maurice/François, Jacques/West, Timothy/Faulkner, Max/Martin, Jean (I)/Cusack, Cyril/Seyrig, Delphine/Georges-Picot, Olga/Bergé, Colette/Ferréol, Andréa/Desailly, Nicole/Géniat, Gilberte +Day of the Woman (1978)/Tasgal, Bill (I)/Tabor, Eron/Pace, Richard (I)/Kleemann, Gunter/Nichols, Anthony (I)/Agami, Isaac/Zarchi, Terry/Haviv, Ronit/Magnotti, Alexis/Keaton, Camille/Zarchi, Tammy/Ferrante, Traci +Day the Earth Stood Still, The (1951)/Costello, John (II)/Mahoney, Michael (II)/Warde, Harlan/Lusk, Freeman/Williams, Adam (I)/Lauter, Harry/Spalding, Kim/Burton, John (I)/Negley, Howard/Hardy, Glenn/Daly, Jack (I)/Marlowe, Hugh/Lynn, George (I)/Brown, John (I)/Reed, John M./Herman, Gil (I)/Heatter, Gabriel/McMahon, David (I)/Lytton, Herbert/Bradford, Marshall/Khayyam, Hassan/Pearson, Ted (I)/Stevens, Harmon/Ogg, Sammy/Kaltenborn, H.V./Gentry, Bill (II)/Pace, Gayle/Conroy, Frank (I)/Soule, Olan/McVey, Tyler/Close, John/Craven, James (I)/Chambers, Wheaton/Rennie, Michael/Williams, Rush/Mitchell, Millard/Peters Jr., House/Ferris, Michael (IV)/Evans, Charles (IV)/Roope, Fay/Martin, Lock/Davis, Elmer/Bane, Holly/Corrie, Eric/Whitman, Stuart/Dobkin, Lawrence/Young, Carleton/Harvey, Harry (II)/Jaffe, Sam (I)/Seay, James/Doyle, Jim (II)/Galloway, Grady/Osterloh, Robert/Pearson, Drew (I)/Gray, Billy (I)/Neal, Patricia/Bavier, Frances/Crossland, Marjorie/Flournoy, Elizabeth/Neumann, Dorothy/Evanson, Edith +Daylight (1996)/Serrano, Nestor/Lees, John/James, Stephen (I)/Fox, Colin (I)/Hedaya, Dan/Bradley, Harold (I)/Portman, Kai/Sontz, Joey/Wehrhahn, Michael/Stallone, Sylvester/Wang, Luoyong/Daily, Dan (I)/Sommer, Robert (I)/Chadwick, Mark (I)/Nalewicki, Stephen/Munafo, Tony/Rolston, Mark/Macklin, Albert (I)/Sanders, Jay O./Shaw, Stan (I)/Oakes, Lee/Stallone, Sage/Thedford, Marcello/Newman, Barry (I)/Wheeler, Ed (I)/Mortensen, Viggo/Ragno, Joseph/De Alessandro, Mark/Cohen, Rob (I)/Santiago, Renoly/Harris, Danielle/Anderson, Jo (I)/Forsyth, Rosemary/McCullough, Lisa/Young, Karen (I)/Crone, Penny/Calloway, Vanessa Bell/Miller, Candace/Stone, Madison/De Rosa, Pina/Bloom, Claire (I)/Mussenden, Isis/McGee, Trina/Lohman, Lenore/Jaffrey, Sakina/Brenneman, Amy (I) +Days of Heaven (1978)/Lemond, Frenchie/Wilson, Bob (III)/Libertini, Richard/Cole, King/Kershaw, Doug/Margolin, Stuart/Bell, Gene/Shepard, Sam/Wilke, Robert J./Wilkinson, John (I)/Scott, Timothy (I)/Gere, Richard/Markus, Sahbra/Shultis, Jackie/Jolliffe, Muriel/Adams, Brooke (I)/Manz, Linda +Days of Thunder (1990)/Wallace, Rusty/Searcy, Nick/Boyd, Steve (I)/Gant, Harry P./Punch, Jerry/Crowther, Jim (I)/Molen, Gerald R./Simpson, Don (I)/Martin Jr., James/Petty, Richard (I)/Slattery, Mike (I)/Ellis, Chris (I)/Jenkins, Bob (II)/Elwes, Cary/Grimshaw, Jim/Coronel, Xavier/Appel, Peter/Quaid, Randy/Reilly, John C. (I)/Ferda, Tom/Griesemer, John (I)/Quinn, J.C./Cruise, Tom/Rooker, Michael/Thompson, Fred Dalton/Duvall, Robert (I)/Burgess, Michael (III)/Henson, James D./Greenwood, Daniel D./Bonnett, Neil/Ayers, Stephen Michael/Ellis, Shari/Johnson, Jamie (I)/Martindale, Margo/Garrick, Barbara/Scott, Donna W./Vicino, Cyndi/Kidman, Nicole/Balahoutis, Alexandra/Coleridge, Tania/Williams, Caroline (I)/Sarelle, Leilani +Days of Wine and Roses (1962)/Palmer, Tom (II)/Shaw, Robert 'Buddy'/Lemmon, Jack/Scortt, Doc/Hicks, Chuck/Blanc, Mel/Manulis, John Bard/Rosqui, Tom/Horowitz, Tai Yen/Lynch, Ken/Bender, Russ/O'Malley, Pat (I)/Lanphier, James/Jensen, Jerry (II)/Klugman, Jack/Wood, Charles (I)/Arnold, Carl/O'Brien, Edward (II)/Hewitt, Alan (I)/Bickford, Charles/Truax, John/O'Dell, Doye/Watts, Charles (I)/Sober, Stanley/Albertson, Jack/Soule, Olan/Riley, Jack (II)/Barrett, Roger (I)/Crockett, Dick/Paige, Al/Remick, Lee/Borden, Lynn/Bonney, Gail/Ross, Myrna/Stuart, Maxine/Patten, Peggy/Megowan, Debbie/Squire, Katherine/Stark, Florence/Edwards, Jennifer (I)/Holt, Charlene/Guiraut, Lisa/Terry, Lynn/Kenaston, Rita/Benoit, Mary/Ethridge, Ella/Hines, Barbara +Dazed and Confused (1993)/Affleck, Ben/Gillespie, Michael (I)/Mross, Terry/Katt, Nicky/Dillard, Richard/Brooks, Parker/Lerner, Fred/Andrews, Shawn (I)/Moser, Bob/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Taylor, Doug (I)/Cochrane, Rory/Swasey, John/Wills, James 'Kimo'/Powell, Esteban/Rapp, Anthony/Wiggins, Wiley/Smith, Jason O./London, Jason/Hoeck, Tom (I)/Tennon, Julius/Taylor, Zach/McConaughey, Matthew/Jenson, Sasha/Vandermeulen, Mark/Enright, Mike/Fox, Jeremy (I)/Mills, Zeke/Moser, Rick (I)/Greif, Zooey/Hauser, Cole/Blackwell, David (I)/Jones, Jacob (I)/Avril Morris, Catherine/Ribisi, Marissa/Asher, Katherine/Martin, Deena/Harnos, Christine/Wilson, Jessica (III)/Geminder, Erika/Krizan, Kim/Barr, Autumn/Van Horne, Heidi/Zellweger, Renée/Posey, Parker/Burke, Michelle (I)/Lee Fultz, Mona/Jovovich, Milla/Hinojosa, Christin/Cunningham, Kathleen/Adams, Joey Lauren/Kinser, Priscilla +De battre mon coeur s'est arrêté (2005)/Cohen, Gilles/Boutleroff, Serge/Djabou, Jamal/Birgé-Cotte, David/Cemin, Alphonse/Whitelaw, Sandy/Shnorkell, Walter/Galard, Vladislav/Dirand, Etienne/Habib, Omar/Falgoux, Denis/Duris, Romain/Finkiel, Emmanuel/Jian-Zhang/Arestrup, Niels/Yakovlev, Anton/Zaccaï, Jonathan/Le Pottier, Justine/Devos, Emmanuelle/Laurent, Mélanie/Puech, Marianne/Kacprzak, Aleksandra/Aubé, Agnès/Atika, Aure/Pham, Linh Dan +De-Lovely (2004)/Ellis, Jonathan D./Peel, Lexie/McNally, Kevin (I)/Dillane, Richard/Gardiner, Jason/Kline, Kevin (I)/Frangoulis, Mario/McVicar, Duncan/Obika, Lemar/Allen, Keith (I)/Hamilton, Tayler/Mercer, Dale/Wilby, James/Costello, Elvis/Hucknall, Mick/Pryce, Jonathan/Kempner, Teddy/Fisher, James (IV)/Cannoneir, Julian/Baker-Duly, Edward/Harding, Jeff (I)/Ditson, Harry/Corduner, Allan/Jessop, Peter (III)/Williams, Robbie (I)/Langtree, Andrew/Porter, Cole/Thornton, Oliver/Chapman, Jacob/Reynolds, Thern/Polycarpou, Peter/Greenshields, Nic/McKidd, Kevin/Barrowman, John/Sheffield, Greg (II)/Blair, Gary (II)/Cornwall, Cavin/Winsper, Claire/Stanley, Rachel (III)/Krall, Diana/Morissette, Alanis/Fellows, Susannah/Pendrisat, Odette/Gorton, Charlotte/Cole, Natalie/Douglas, Heather (IV)/Fowler, Jane/Fabian, Lara/Green, Vivian/McSween, Karen/Nelson, Sandra/O'Connor, Caroline (I)/McSween, Michelle/Henry, Akiya/Hewett, Christine/Judd, Ashley/Modeste, Samantha/Crow, Sheryl/Gee, Elizabeth Cooper/Hill, Angie (I)/Dawn, Nicola +Dead Again (1991)/Rubin, John Gould/Babatundé, Obba/Garcia, Andy (I)/Culp, Steven/Scott, Campbell (I)/Easton, Richard (II)/Simek, Vasek/Branagh, Kenneth/Hesse, Gregor/Doyle, Patrick (I)/Montes, Patrick/Knight, Wayne (I)/Kilpatrick, Erik/Jacobi, Derek/Williams, Robin (I)/Cruz, Raymond/Margolyes, Miriam/Freeman, Yvette/Thompson, Emma (I)/Anderson, Jo (I)/Ebersole, Christine/Rashovich, Gordana/Schygulla, Hanna/Hall, Lois +Dead Calm (1989)/Tilden, Joshua/Zane, Billy/Benji (III)/Long, Michael (I)/Shevtsov, George/Neill, Sam/Mullinar, Rod/Collins, Lisa (I)/Kidman, Nicole/Cook, Sharon/Hudson-Brinkley, Paula/Rutter, Malinda +Dead End (2003 I)/Skaggs, Jimmie F./Blake, Clement/Wise, Ray (I)/Asher, Billy (I)/Cain, Mick/Valentine, Steve (I)/Shaye, Lin/Madden, Sharon (I)/Holden, Alexandra/Gregan, Karen S./Smith, Amber (I) +Dead Man (1995)/McCarty, Michael (II)/Bettles, Thomas/Cheeka, Cecil/Bringleson, Mark/Dawson, Mike (I)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Pop, Iggy/Harris, Jared/Glover, Crispin/Henriksen, Lance/Haynes, Gibby/Stacy, Daniel Chas/North, John (I)/Depp, Johnny/Weeks, Jimmie Ray/Duckworth, George/Mitchum, Robert/Byrne, Gabriel/Schrum, Peter/Wincott, Michael/Farmer, Gary/Bowechop, Leonard/Boes, Richard/Molina, Alfred (I)/Hurt, John/Pfeiffer, Todd/Byrd, Eugene/McGee, Mickey/Avital, Mili/Thrush, Michelle +Dead Man on Campus (1998)/Smallwood, Brian/Smith, Peter James/Russell, Shawn (I)/Malil, Shelley/Ochlan, P.J./Page, Corey/Villarreal, Daniel (I)/Collins, Paul (I)/Storm, Mason (I)/Munro, Lochlyn/Irwin, Wynn/Aprea, John/Milton, Stephen (I)/Reilly, Robert Michael/Gosselaar, Mark-Paul/Blank, Kenny (I)/Stratton, Cole/O'Hagan, Michael/O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Tarpley, Jeff/Loder, Kurt/Lotterman, Beau/Scott, Tom Everett/Mackall, Steve/Rivkin, Michael/Grundy, Rueben/Egan, Aeryk/Carapezza, Mark/Howe, Brian/Pearlstein, Randy/Dark, Johnny/Fierson, Jeffrey/Raddatz, Roger/Brody, Adam (I)/Segel, Jason/Fichera, J. Blake/Barnaba, Joe/Ruby, Dave (II)/Tropper, Rosalinde/McElroy, Bren/Miller, Zee/Charles, Nancy Linehan/Oliver, Cory/Fairlie, Ann/Medrano, Christy L./LeRoy, Zoaunne/Luong, Kathleen/Stone, Tracey/Stein, Mary (I)/Montgomery, Poppy/de La Paix, Yvonne/Tuck, Hope/Hannigan, Alyson/Kaye, Angella/Cardellini, Linda/Morrow, Mari/Elder, Judyann/O'Donnell, Annie +Dead Man Walking (1995)/Blaisdell, Nesbitt/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Aranha, Ray/Neal, Dennis F./Nance Jr., Cortez/Scott, Codie (I)/Horton, Marlon/Ford, Dalvin/Sarsgaard, Peter/Carlisle, Steve (I)/Boe, Gary 'Buddy'/Penn, Sean (I)/Sowers, Scott/Longman, Mike/Hurlbutt, John/Robbins, Jack Henry/Robbins, Miles Guthrie/Knaster, Jeremy/Nelson, Adam (I)/Wilmot, John D./Ermey, R. Lee/Colon, Adrian/Heyman, Barton/Prosky, Robert/Thomas, Johnathan (I)/Black, Jack (I)/Brown, Marcus Lyle/Jackson, Palmer/Breaux Jr., Walter/Bridgers, Arthur/Robbins, Gil/Boles, Steve/Wilson, Scott (I)/Frederick, Anthony Michael/Cullen, Michael (I)/Burris, Pete/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Moreland, Rawleigh/Brown, Clancy/Pine, Larry/Steeley, Derek (I)/Gifford, Alec/Barry, Raymond J./Robbins, Adele/Singleton, Kenitra/Sarandon, Susan/Amurri, Eva/Garmon, Pamela/Lane, Margaret/Hathorn, Florrie/Weston, Celia/Banks, Lenore/Hester, Helen/Prejean, Helen/Robbins, Mary (I)/Yager, Missy/Martindale, Margo/Maxwell, Roberta/Krochmal, Jenny/Bryant, Molly/Cassamier, Idella/Glover, Joan (I)/Smith, Lois (I)/Long, Amy/Roberts, Sally Ann +Dead Man's Shoes (2004)/Dodd, Jordan/Shim, Andrew/Meadows, Gill/Sadot, Paul/Considine, Craig/Bell, Neil (I)/O'Neill, Seamus/Dodd, Ben (II)/Considine, Matt/Newton, George/Meadows, Arthur/Stretch, Gary/Considine, Paddy/Dodd, Neil/Wolfenden, Stuart/Hurstfield, Paul/Kebbell, Toby/Winter, Jenna/Hartley, Jo/Aston, Emily/Dodd, Lauren +Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (1982)/Ladd, Alan (I)/Curt, Dieter/Picerni, Charlie (I)/MacMurray, Fred/Bogart, Humphrey/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Martin, Steve (I)/O'Brien, Edmond/Brezany, Eugene/Laughton, Charles/Price, Vincent (I)/Brown, Wally/Donlevy, Brian/Baird, Brad/Reiner, Carl/Lancaster, Burt/Grant, Cary/McCarthy, Francis X./McGraw, Charles/LeBell, Gene/Corey, Jeff/Conrad, William (I)/Milland, Ray/Arnold, Edward (I)/Cagney, James/Deigaard, Kent/Spivey, Ronald/Santoni, Reni/Stuart, John Easton/Miljan, John/Kearns, Peter/Hevelone, Bob/Gaynes, George/Sawaya, George/Ricard, Adrian/Nilsson, Britt (I)/Gardner, Ava/Lake, Veronica (I)/Crawford, Joan (I)/Bergman, Ingrid (I)/Stanwyck, Barbara/Davis, Bette/Ward, Rachel (I)/Beaudine, Jean/Turner, Lana/Varden, Norma +Dead Poets Society (1989)/Sutton, Hoover/Godin, Barry (I)/Lord, Charles/Carey, Matt/Hull, Chris (I)/Pottinger, Alan/Martin, George (II)/Bradley, John Martin/Waterston, James/Hawke, Ethan/Aufiery, Joe/Smith, Kurtwood/Hill, Andrew (I)/Charles, Josh (I)/Irving, Colin (I)/Stegeman, Sam/Leitner, Kurt/Ruggiero, Allelon/Johnson, Craig (I)/Quinn, James Donnell/Woody, Jason/Pownall, Leon/Lloyd, Norman/Rowe, Bill (II)/Cunningham, John (I)/Stiklorius, Jonas/Snyder, Keith (I)/Mein, Simon/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Zigler III, Robert J./Leonard, Robert Sean/Mathios, Steve/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Stites, Richard/Hansen, Gale/Gilhool, Nicholas K./Christy, James J./Kussman, Dylan/Gleason, Robert (I)/Williams, Robin (I)/Richards, Ashton W./Mooney, Debra/Walters, Melora/Moore, Jane (II)/D'Ercole, Christine/White, Welker/Hedges, Allison/Kirk, Nancy/Belver, Carla/Powers, Alexandra/Soles, Catherine/Burrell, Pamela/Boyle, Lara Flynn +Dead Pool, The (1988)/Jones, Calvin (I)/Hunt, David (I)/Van Horn, Patrick (I)/Faqir, Michael/Reynolds, Ren/LeFan, Kris/Love, Nicholas/Jacobs, Peter Anthony/Hosking, Craig/Gavin, James W./Beale, Christopher P./Adler, Steven/Valentino, Patrick/Klitsner, Stu/Chairs, Diego/Gillett, Darwin/Wattenburg, Bill/Alaimo, Marc/Choy, Wallace/Vick, John Allen/Neeson, Liam/Demopoulos M.D., Harry/Dacey, Phil/Ganapoler, Martin/Carrey, Jim/Goodwin, Michael (I)/McCann, Hugh/Richmond, Jeff (I)/Slash/Woehrle, John/Vance, Scott/Orrison, George/Martinet, Charles/McKagan, Duff/Hocking, Edward (I)/Wright, Glenn (I)/Rose, W. Axl/Logan, Kristopher/Currie, Michael/Whalin, Justin/Eastwood, Clint/Jones, John Frederick/Kim, Evan C./Nelson, Lloyd (I)/Elliott, Shawn/Giambalvo, Louis/Stradlin, Izzy/Heart, John X./Charnota, Anthony/Hodson, Ed/Burgess, Michael E./Clarkson, Patricia/Sterling, Suzanne/Wurschmidt, Sigrid/Kahn, Karen/Bastel, Victoria/Soe, Melodie/McVerry, Maureen/Martin, Melissa (I)/Turco-Lyon, Kathleen/Gilbert, Taylor (II)/Bryan, Deborah A./Edwards, Ronnie Claire/Bruce, Katie +Dead Presidents (1995)/Colitti, Rik/Zay, Tim/Fowler, Collin/Telsey, Bernard/David, Keith (I)/Sheen, Martin/Winfield, Rodney/Lesene, Charles E./Carrara, Michael/Woolvett, Jaimz/LuPone, Robert/Donahue, Brian/Bonsack, Chad/Woodbine, Bokeem/Washington, Isaiah (I)/Fingaz, Sticky/Tate, Larenz/Pickens Jr., James/Smith, Bob (IV)/Cassel, Seymour/Wilborn, Carlton/Sirico, Tony/Hernandez, Jordan/Rodríguez, Freddy (I)/Kruse, Daniel/Collins Jr., Clifton/Albanese, Frank/McCoy, Larry (I)/Williams, Ryan (I)/Howard, Terrence/Powell, Clifton/Sharp, Monti/Tucker, Chris (I)/Gray, David Barry/La Marre, Jean-Claude/Imperioli, Michael/Freeman, Cheryl/B., Heather (I)/Grow, Yen Chin/Jackson, Rose (I)/Phann, Quynh/Lewis, Jenifer/Wright, N'Bushe/Guess, Alvaleta/Rodriguez, Elizabeth (III)/Hernandez, Joëlle/Dinh, Cuc +Dead Ringers (1988)/Rice, Nick/Gough, Alan/Akayama, Dennis/Marcantonio, Julian-Peter/Evans, Graham (I)/Matheson, Joe/Nichols, Nick (I)/Andrei, Damir/Van Riel, Greg/Walden, David (I)/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Kay, Hadley/McCafferty, Dee/Irons, Jeremy/Bayliss, John (I)/Farrell, Richard W./Davis, Warren (I)/Hughes, David (I)/Cronenberg, David/Lack, Stephen/Bainborough, Bob/Haley, Nicholas/Haley, Jonathan/Cruchley, Murray/Bujold, Geneviève/Moreau, Marsha/Hennessy, Jill/Eastman, Cynthia/Trevisan, Tita/Markle, Susan (I)/Atkinson, Madeleine/Hennessy, Jacqueline/von Palleske, Heidi/Douglas, Shirley/Polley, Rena/Gordon, Barbara (II)/McLeod, Denise/Stillwell, Liliane/Luk, Jane/Cormack, Lynne/Colpman, Nora/Newhouse, Miriam +Dead Zone, The (1983)/LeBlanc, Seirge/Craig, Simon (I)/Koensgen, John/Domenchini, Joseph/Walken, Christopher/Dvorsky, Peter (I)/Skerritt, Tom/Jocelyn, Gordon/Tchalikian, Raffi/Kapnaiko, Joe/Estevez, Ramon/Flatman, Barry/Davis, William B./Carlson, Leslie/Messinger, Jack/Rae, Claude/Rigby, David (I)/Lom, Herbert/Kovács, Géza (I)/Bearden, James/Copeland, Bill (I)/Pogue, Ken/Sullivan, Sean (I)/Sheen, Martin/Bondarenko, Wally/Dunn, Roger (I)/Campbell, Nicholas/Zerbe, Anthony/Lineham, Hardee T./Udy, Helene/Heathwood, Julie-Ann/Weiss, Roberta/Burroughs, Jackie/Jaffe, Chapelle/Adams, Brooke (I)/Dewhurst, Colleen/Winiauski, Vera/Hinds, Cindy +Dear Frankie (2004)/Collins, Garry (II)/Macaninch, Cal/Pender, Jonathan/McElhone, Jack/Wallace, Douglas Stewart/Kazek, John/Butler, Gerard/Harrison, Robert (V)/Bridges, Rony/Brown, Sean (III)/Small, Sharon/Timoney, Anne Marie/Riggans, Mary/Murphy, Katy/Mortimer, Emily/Gibb, Andrea (II)/MacKenzie, Sharon/Johnson, Jayd/Johnson, Maureen (I)/Main, Sophie/Hepburn, Anna/Calder, Carolyn/Ellis, Elaine M. +Dear Wendy (2005)/Bell, Jamie (I)/Geczy, Matthew/Pullman, Bill/Cooper, Trevor (I)/Larsen, Thomas Bo/Owen, Chris (I)/Angarano, Michael/Kempner, Teddy/Gordon, Danso/Webber, Mark (II)/Hootkins, William/Nelson, Novella/Pill, Alison +Death and the Maiden (1994)/Cortés, Gilberto/Valenzuela, Eduardo (I)/Kingsley, Ben/Vega, Jonathan/Cruz, Jorge/Vega, Rodolphe/Alvarado, Sergio Ortega/Moreno, Carlos (I)/Wilson, Stuart (II)/Strassman, Karen/Weaver, Sigourney/Mova, Krystia +Death Becomes Her (1992)/von Franckenstein, Clement/Clark, Eric (I)/Willis, Bruce/Mabray, Stuart/Hernandez, Alex P./Caldwell, Kevin/Murphy, Thomas (I)/Davenport, Mark (I)/English, Cameron/McGowan, Charles (I)/Mills, Michael (III)/Swain, Bob/Trujillo, Sergio (I)/Ogilvy, Ian/Stein, Ron/Knaff, Kenneth/Nickles, Michael A./Burchett, Timothy/Crenshaw, Randy/Gaynor, Bob (I)/Lewis, Glean/Thorpe, Paul (I)/Phillips, Lacy Darryl/Clark, Danny Lee/Cooper, Phillip (I)/Storke, Adam/Forsyth, Edmond Alan/Fabio (I)/Harada, Ernest/Beeson, Joel/Frankfather, William/Silverman, Jonathan (I)/Hughes, Kenneth (I)/Whitman, Jerry/Ingle, John/Adkins, Jeff/Patno, Regan/Hesser, Don/Enos III, John/Sergott, Matt/Pollack, Sydney/Jansen, Jim/McDaniel, Keith/Higgins, Michael (I)/Joyce, Jon/Brock, Dave (I)/Tocha, Paulo/Anderson, Stéphanie (I)/Longwell, Anya/Jackson, Sonia/Klein, Jill C./Streep, Meryl/Gantz, Tammy/Fish, Nancy/Yazel, Carrie Jean/Johnson, Michelle (I)/Baxter, Cheryl (I)/Peterkoch, Lydia/Burchard, Petrea/Wittner, Meg/Martin, Melissa (I)/Hawn, Goldie/Rupp, Debra Jo/St. James, Jean/Kennedy, Mimi/Cahoon, Bonnie/Morris, Colleen/Hall, Alaina Reed/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Koch, Jacquelyn K./Ekholdt, Donna/Rossellini, Isabella/Susi, Carol Ann/Kellerman, Susan/Yamamoto, Kay +Death on the Nile (1978)/Wanamaker, Sam/Kennedy, George (I)/MacCorkindale, Simon/Johar, I.S./Andrews, Harry/Warden, Jack/Manson, Andrew (I)/Niven, David (I)/Ustinov, Peter/Finch, Jon/Smith, Maggie (I)/Lansbury, Angela/Hussey, Olivia/Davis, Bette/Chiles, Lois/Birkin, Jane/Hicks, Barbara (I)/Imrie, Celia/Farrow, Mia +Death Race 2000 (1975)/Landis, John (I)/Stallone, Sylvester/Steele, Don (I)/Trankina, Vince/Favorite, Jack/Bartel, Paul/Ehrmann, Paul L./Boyle, David (III)/Ignon, Sandy/Carradine, David/Grandy, Fred/Shephard, William/Teague, Lewis/Laurence, Paul (I)/Rook, Roger/Morey, Bill/Bensen, Carle/Kove, Martin/McCallum, Sandy (I)/Woronov, Mary/McRae, Leslie/Griffeth, Simone/McDonnell, Darla/Bartel, Wendy/Jameson, Joyce/Moritz, Louisa/Medin, Harriet/Collins, Roberta +Death to Smoochy (2002)/Schiavelli, Vincent/Brown, David (II)/Ziman, Richard/Eldridge, Craig/MacMenamin, Tim/Anello, Frank/Byfield, Shawn/Fierstein, Harvey/Taylor, Nick (I)/Graff, Todd/Ciarcia, John 'Cha Cha'/Cleland, John (II)/Walter, Tracey/DeVito, Danny/Blumenthal, George (I)/Craig, Philip (I)/Keleghan, Peter/Giambalvo, Louis/McFee, Bruce/Moult, Colin/Lake, Bill/Leko, Richard D./Jansuzian, Hugo/Kosaka, Peter/Copeman, Michael/Quigley, Gerry (I)/Woodburn, Danny/Stewart, Jon/Lyons, Thomas (I)/Rispoli, Michael/Sussman, Robert M./Williams, Robin (I)/Cross, Glen/Prosky, Robert/Bryant, Adam (I)/Jarrett, Phillip/Korin, Greg/Gray, Rothaford/Klebba, Martin/Torres, Mario Andres/Cantres, Lou/Arkin, Matthew/Norton, Edward (I)/Binkley, James/Duran, Dan (I)/Rezza, Vito/Roberts, Dylan/Tichtchenko, Nikolai/Carroll, James (III)/Cocchiaro, Richard/Hamilton, Richard (I)/Scialla, Fred/Cordero, Samantha/Gopwani, Samantha/Flanigan, Lauren/Wakelin, Cara/Finneran, Katie/DiMarco, Melissa/Ferris, Pam/Inksetter, Edie/Jansuzian, Sabrina/Kinne, Natasha/Artran, Christy/Bullock, Angela/Keener, Catherine/Leonard Feliz, Suzanne/White, Judy (I)/Banks, Tonya Reneé/Rojas, Silvia +Death Wish (1974)/Wallace, Jack (I)/Herzfeld, John/Kya-Hill, Robert/Scollay, Fred J./Levine, Floyd/Bronson, Charles/Dahdah, Robert/Leake, Damien/Redfield, William/Dooley, Paul/Rozakis, Gregory/Guest, Christopher (I)/Payne, George (I)/Garrett, Hank/Keats, Steven/Elliott, Stephen (I)/Brown, Bruce (III)/Becher, John C./Laneuville, Eric/Hilton-Jacobs, Lawrence/Margolin, Stuart/Kersey, Paul/Gampel, Chris/Gardenia, Vincent/Logan, Christopher (I)/Steele, Lee/Goldblum, Jeff/Ackles, Ken/Grover, Edward/Tolan, Kathleen/Dukakis, Olympia/Goodman, Beverly/Blythe, Robyn/Manzano, Sonia/Lange, Hope/Kurtz, Marcia Jean/Martin, Helen (II) +Deathtrap (1982)/LeBreton, Al/Creamer Jr., Francis B./Caine, Michael (I)/DiBenedetto, Tony/Jones, Henry (I)/Peck, George (I)/Rosen, Perry/Lyons, Jeffrey (I)/Silver, Joe/Reeve, Christopher/Klein, Stewart (I)/Siegel, Joel/Cannon, Dyan/Worth, Irene/Lumet, Jenny/Heller, Jayne +Deathwatch (2002)/O'Conor, Hugh/Horak, Roman/Tesar, Pavel/Downey, Mike (II)/Bell, Jamie (I)/Speer, Hugo/Liebrecht, Torben/Conroy, Rúaidhrí/Serkis, Andy/Fox, Laurence/Rhys, Matthew/Kelly, Dean Lennox/Marshall, Kris/Matheson, Hans +Deconstructing Harry (1997)/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Howard, David S./LaPaglia, Jonathan/Allen, Woody/Rolf, Frederick/Garvey, Ray/Williams, Robin (I)/Cohen, Ray/Sirico, Tony/Metzman, Irving/Moran, Dan (I)/Bogosian, Eric/Darrow, Tony/Bruno, Jerry/Frazer, Dan/Tucci, Stanley/Resnick, Floyd/Bosco, Philip/Edelson, Kenneth/Campbell, Vernon/Leffert, Joel/Anzell, Hy/Benjamin, Richard/Shankin, Bobby/Realbuto, Tim/McRobbie, Peter/Castellotti, Peter/Lloyd, Eric (I)/Saks, Gene/McConnachie, Brian/Stockman, Todd/Reidy, Joseph P./Troobnick, Eugene/Crystal, Billy/Buck, Waltrudis/Pope, Ralph/Manishor, Michael/Jerome, Timothy/Balaban, Bob/Glazer, Brett/Doumanian, John/Bauer, Chris (I)/Charone, Irwin/Chalawsky, Max/Stettner, Dave/Maguire, Tobey/Giamatti, Paul/Spiegel, Howard/Harper, Robert (I)/Chatinover, Marvin/Wolf, Daniel (I)/Jenkowsky, Sid/Aranha, Ray/Rose, Adam (I)/Buck, Joe (II)/Mazzola, Jeff/Picker, Si/Meer, Alicia/Prince, Daisy/Barudin, Amanda/Cohen, Lynn (I)/Myrin, Arden/Hollander, Barbara/Kavner, Julie/Goodman, Hazelle/Miller, Tracey Lynne/Moore, Demi/Davis, Judy/Aaron, Caroline/Piel, Katie/Alley, Kirstie/Chae, Sunny/Kieselstein-Cord, Elisabeth (I)/Lerer, Shifra/Hoffman, Jane (I)/Harris, Viola/Bloch, Scotty/Louis-Dreyfus, Julia/Perri, Linda/Garner, Jennifer (I)/Arnold, Annette/Irving, Amy/Aronson, Alexa/Röhm, Elisabeth/Hemingway, Mariel/Eshghi, Dana (II)/Shue, Elisabeth/Burdoe, Phyllis/Bauerlein, Judy/Gelfman-Randazzo, Juliet/Hale, Victoria/Hayes, Lortensia/Roth Haberle, Stephanie +Deep Blue Sea (1999)/Cox, Ronny (I)/Harlin, Renny/Roam, Brent/Welker, Frank/Jane, Thomas/Podell, Eyal/Jackson, Samuel L./Rapaport, Michael (I)/LL Cool J/Cristos/Thiel, Dan/Rodriguez, Valente/Rey, Daniel/Skarsgård, Stellan/Burrows, Saffron/Turturro, Aida/Kelly, Sarah (V)/Thomas, Tajsha/Bartlett, Erinn/Geerinckx, Sabrina/McKenzie, Jacqueline (I)/Bergman, Mary Kay +Deep End of the Ocean, The (1999)/von Gober, Ron/Merriman, Ryan/Williams, Treat/Magee, Ken/Hagen, Daniel/Marocco, Frank/Sutton, Pete/Antonio, Emidio/Watson, Mike (I)/Buck, Cory/Musante, Tony/Davis-Reed, Timothy/Simmrin, Joey/Jeffries, Todd (I)/Ireland, Steve (I)/James, Jim (I)/Epperson, Van/Mckinlay, Scott W./Blalock, Steve/McSorley, Gerald/Kapelos, John/Cicchini, Robert/McElroy, Michael (I)/McGrady, Michael (I)/Swenson, Mickey/Duvall, Wayne/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Clotworthy, Robert/Jackson, Jonathan (I)/Roselius, John/Sagal, McNally/Summers, Olivia/Gabriel, Ana/Sullivan, Nancy/Maris, Lisa/Dodds, K.K./Gregorio, Rose/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Spear, Susie/Towne, Holly/Feury, Stephanie/Small, Wylie/Vega, Alexa/Goldberg, Whoopi/Leahy, Patricia M./Jenney, Lucinda/McMillan, Alison/Strong, Brenda/Reznikoff, Jennifer +Deep End, The (2001)/Halpin, Tim/McGehee, Scott/McGehee, F.W./Delgado, Franco/Ellwood, Kip/Siegel, David (III)/Barry, Raymond J./Lucas, Josh (I)/Pizzuto, Michael/Visnjic, Goran/Martin, Kip (I)/Donat, Peter/Gross, Richard (I)/Tucker, Jonathan (I)/Osborne, Holmes/Dorrance, Jordon/Swinton, Tilda/Johnson, Georgann/Krindel, Margot/Jill Mattson Classical Ballet of Lake Tahoe/Soleil, Tajma/Hope, Tamara/Jensen, Kandice/Mathieson, Heather (II) +Deep Impact (1998)/Winters, Michael (I)/Ducey, John/Weitz, Bruce/Whiteman, Frank/Smith, Charles Martin/Smallwood, Tucker/Schell, Maximilian/Schiff, Richard/Berdick, Len/Wood, Elijah/Fair, William/Aronoff, Ethan/Montgomery, Joseph Ashton/Dumas, Charles (I)/Bennett, Matt (III)/Ng, Philip (II)/Ballard, Alimi/Ash, James E./Azizi, Rahi/Hartsock, Charlie/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Miller, George F./Dilley, Leslie/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Moses, Mark/Duvall, Robert (I)/Compton, O'Neal/Werntz, Gary/Favreau, Jon/Brown, W. Earl/Millard, Jody/Griffin, Gerry/Handfield, Don/Stralka, Benjamin/Eldard, Ron/Urla, Joe/Dohring, Jason/Rodgers, Mic/Darga, Christopher/Scott, Dougray/Colwell, Joshua/Cromwell, James (I)/Smith, Kurtwood/Hawn, Phil/McCarthy, Francis X./Baluyev, Aleksandr/Chambers, Cullen G./Frasca, Jason/Glouberman, Bob/O'Malley, Mike (I)/LaRosa, Kevin/Lewis, Cornelius/Lint, Derek de/Underwood, Blair/Fein, Caitlin/Hagan, Katie/Nakamura, Suzy/Huie, Kimberly/Bry, Ellen/Tomei, Concetta/Dungey, Merrin/Brantley, Betsy/Jostyn, Jennifer/Patton, Stephanie/Kihlstedt, Rya/Redgrave, Vanessa/McCormack, Mary/Crosby, Denise/Stamos, Athena/Werntz, Hannah/Grant, Lisa Ann/Leoni, Téa/Fein, Amanda/Ettinger, Cynthia/Harrison, Jasmine/Damon, Una/Fischer, Pamela (I)/Sobieski, Leelee/James, Arden/Innes, Laura (I) +Deep Rising (1998)/Studi, Wes/Heald, Anthony/Hounsou, Djimon/O'Connor, Derrick/Curtis, Clint/McCarlie, Colin/Banks, Linden/Williams, Treat/Flemyng, Jason/May, Jim (I)/Goddard, Trevor/O'Connor, Kevin J./Curtis, Cliff/Anker, Jack/Powell, Clifton/Takeuchi, Warren/Baldecchi, Marti/Anne-Simone/Damon, Una/Adachi, Leanne/Janssen, Famke/Sommers, Jana/Carr, Melanie +Deep, The (1977)/Benchley, Peter/McClain, Lee/Gossett Jr., Louis/Wallach, Eli/Maynard, Earl/Williams, Dick Anthony/Tucker, Teddy (I)/Tessier, Robert/Nolte, Nick/Minor, Bob/Shaw, Robert (I)/Wallach, Peter/Shaw, Colin (II)/Bisset, Jacqueline +Deer Hunter, The (1978)/Hansa, Mana/Colombi Jr., Christopher/D'Amato, Paul (I)/Becker, Tom (I)/Winwitoon, Vitoon/Strnad, Joe/Gongtongsmoot, Jiam/Kuss, Richard/Kopestonsky, Father Stephen/Buchmelter III, John F./Grifasi, Joe/Santos, Ding/Walken, Christopher/Watlington, Dennis/Beard, Robert/Savage, John (I)/Segui, Pierre/Jumpanoi, Sombot/Muang-Intata, Samui/Dzundza, George/De Niro, Robert/Peyawan, Chai/Cazale, John/Kall, James/Aspegren, Chuck/Pee, Po Pao/Hicks, Parris/Chaiyapuk, Krieng/Cummings, Joe/Nusvanon, Charan/Madden, Tom (I)/Sengvilai, Somsak/Devore, Frank/Palapoo, Ot/Mahasoke, Chok Chai/Scardino, Jack/Colisium, Sapox/Dzizmba, Joe/Burroughs, Dale/Wollet, Michael/Tomko, Helen/Disko, Jane-Colette/Karnafel, Victoria/Alda, Rutanya/Haenel, Mary Ann/Darrow, Charlene/Kaplan, Mady/Wright, Amy (I)/Streep, Meryl/Manee, Phip/Kongkham, Lynn/Stoler, Shirley/Timruang, Nongnuj +Defending Your Life (1991)/Hill, Kristopher Kent/Embry, Ethan/Shikami, Kagko/Di Blasio, Raffi/Behr, Roger/Ballard, Gary/Scharch, Matthew/Purdham, David/Landon Jr., Hal/Schuck, Peter/Shaefe, Alex/Henry, Buck/Thorley, Ken/Dunlap, Mark/Norcross, Clayton/Frankel, Art/Winters, Time/Ehasz, Eric/Chankin, Sidney/Braun, Bob/Roguen, Vernon/Macris, Chris/Brooks, Albert (I)/Beach, Gary (I)/Bullock, S. Scott/Albert, Wil/Manis, James/Einstein, Clifford/Darrell, Joseph/Torn, Rip/Prell, Jerry (I)/Colby, Ron/Durrell, Michael/Blanton, Arell/McKrell, Jim/Lively, Ernie/Ekim, James/Paradise, James/Miyashima, Joey/Wallace, George (I)/Turner, Leonard O./Finley, Greg/Coleman, Clarke/Alexander, Newell/Inouye, Tommy/Park, Samee/Eckhouse, James/Germain, Dennis (I)/Shikami, Toshio/Reeves, Glenn/Chin, Glen/Rockafellow, Marilyn/Stuart, Sharlie/Lehman, Lillian/MacLaine, Shirley/Bivins, Carol/Gleason, Mary Pat/Barlow, Jennifer (I)/Ballard, Shana/Bard, Rachel/Mukogawa, Mary/Chin, Cathleen/Thornton, Noley/Sears, Lisa/Allen, Sage/Cobb, Julie/Walters, Susan (I)/Koppel, Nurit/Grant, Lee (I)/Streep, Meryl/Lee, Ida/Black, Beth/Hicks, Maxine Elliott +Delicatessen (1991)/Perrier, Jean-François (I)/Benezech, Pascal/Zardi, Dominique/Defever, David/Flavien, Bernard/Janevski, Boban/Paroux, Patrick/Caro, Marc/Lamy, Maurice/Forestier, Raymond/Baud, Robert/Caron, Jean-Luc/Rufus (I)/Mathou, Jacques/Todde, Mikael/Ortega, Chick/Vernon, Howard (I)/Bettenfeld, Dominique/Pinon, Dominique/Holgado, Ticky/Dreyfus, Jean-Claude/Averlant, Eric/Viard, Karin/Pisani, Anne-Marie/Clara (III)/Dougnac, Marie-Laure/Ker, Edith/Laguna, Silvie +Deliverance (1972)/Fowler, John (V)/Redden, Billy/Crone, Lewis/Boorman, Charley/Ramey, Ed/Pollard, Hoyt/Cox, Ronny (I)/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Glass, Seamon/Voight, Jon/Ware, Pete (I)/McKinney, Bill/Beatty, Ned/Deal, Randall/Coward, Herbert 'Cowboy'/Popwell, Johnny/Dickey, James/McCalman, Macon/Dickey, Christopher/Keener, Ken/Beatty, Belinda/Coldren, Louise/Rickman, Kathy +Dellamorte Dellamore (1994)/Passeri, Vito/Donis, Renato/Everett, Rupert/Riche, Clive/Zamattio, Alessandro/Cesari, Elio/Soavi, Michele/Genuardi, Pietro/Romoli, Maurizio/Knox, Mickey/Hadji-Lazaro, François/Masciarelli, Stefano/Alexander, Anton/Formica, Fabiana/Koopman, Marijn/Cupisti, Barbara/Anton, Katja/Ischiale, Maddalena/Gamba, Francesca/Punzo, Patrizia/Falchi, Anna/Fresco, Elena/Lawrence, Claudia +Delta Force, The (1986)/Levit, Bob/Shulman, Andy/Bishop, Joey (I)/Messinger, Jack/Leshnik, David/Efroni, Yehuda/Gavriel, Uri/Einy, Menahem/Menachem, David/Cohen, Jack (I)/Weinstock, Jerry (I)/Sirafi, Haim/Hyman, Jerry/Nicolaou, Panos/Price, Larry/Loziah, Avi/Norris, Chuck/Vaughn, Robert (I)/Norris, Eric/Wallace, William (III)/Peterson, Richard (II)/Shmueli, Ben Ami/Amar, Albert/James, Steve (I)/Dayan, Assi/Kafri, Ezra/Alkalai, Mosko/Freedman, Marvin (I)/Shirin, Moti/Klein, Eugene/Sapel, Joe/Ophir, Shaike/Iluz, Albert/Friedman, Danny (I)/Jahschan, Adib/Lazarus, Jerry/Balsam, Martin/Forster, Robert (I)/Marvin, Lee/Jackson, Howard (II)/Leininger, Hank/Aloni, Yitzhak/Kennedy, George (I)/Svenson, Bo/Kaplan, Aaron (I)/Ofri, Boaz/Salno, Richard/Grant, Charles/Winters, Shelley/Ophir, Susan/Kazan, Lainie/Delaney, Kim/Peled, Zipora/Strasberg, Susan/Schygulla, Hanna/Langford, Caroline/Ellia, Chris/Goldberg, Chelli/Vishinski, Osnat/Jacobs, Elki/Roth, Natalie/Lehrer, Gael/Harshman, Janet +Demolition Man (1993)/Hanna, Bryan (II)/Skipper, Pat/Walker, Trent/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Monte, Paul Dion/Ventura, Jesse/Bush, Grand L./Schneider, Rob/Buice, Michael/Cortese, Dan/Bollen, Paul/Grasmere, Robert/Cobbs, Bill/Gunton, Bob/Durand, Chris/Oatts, Claude/Hawthorne, Nigel/Colson, Mark/Chapman, Alex/Lucas, Billy D./Obata, Toshirô/Stallone, Sylvester/Jones, Brett A./Kahan, Steve/Leary, Denis/Gregory, Andre/Atteberry, Mark/Shadix, Glenn/Wilborn, Carlton/Ardenti, Alex/Minerd, Dean/Eckert, Mogens/Michaels, Rhino/Enos III, John/Perri, Paul (I)/Baldwin, Ken/Snipes, Wesley/Black, Jack (I)/Ula Christie, Kevin/McGovern, Don Charles/Evans, Troy (I)/Jurand, Ben/Logan, Kristopher/Nehira, Sam/Glass, Charles (II)/Rive, Patricia/Lagunas, Rosemarie/Darling, Jennifer/Scott, Anneliza/Lentini, Susan/Praksti, Francis/Christine, Janet/Ledford, Brandy/Peterson, Lora-Lyn/Bonta, Vanna/Bullock, Sandra/Wallace, Casey/Harris, Lara +Demon Knight (1995)/De Zarn, Tim/Fleischer, Charles/Kennerly, Mark D./Miller, Dick (I)/Farmer, Gary/Schuck, John/Sadler, William (I)/Church, Thomas Haden/Galloway, Graham (I)/Baldwin, Ken/Zane, Billy/Swann, Dale/Salome, Tony/O'Donohue, Ryan/Larroquette, John/Kassir, John/Bingham, Traci/Butler, Ponti/Parker, Mim/Beebe, Reda/Barbour, Kathy/Trentini, Peggy/New, Tina/Bender, Te-See/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Rose, Sherrie/Pounder, CCH/Hollimon, Tina/del Valle, Elaine/Sain, Stephanie/Lain, Chasey (I)/Bakke, Brenda/Culver, Veronica +Dennis the Menace (1993)/Erwin, Bill/Gamble, Mason/Matthau, Walter/Ratray, Devin/Stein, Ben (I)/McGuigan, Jack/Stang, Arnold/Hathaway, Kellen/Saunders, Robert A./Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Vane, Corey/Winfield, Paul/Stanton, Robert (II)/Johnston, Hank/Hogan, Rebecca/Campeanu, Daiana/Plowright, Joan/O'Donnell, Beverly J./Bird, Billie/Thompson, Lea (I)/Toppel, Leona/Gerstein, Ethel/Gamble, Casey/Mullins, Melinda/Sakasitz, Amy/Betty (XIII)/Lyonne, Natasha/Goldberg, Peggy +Departed, The (2006)/Chen, Lyman/Rolston, Mark/Cicco, Johnny/Dale, James Badge/Yuk, Henry/Breving, Andrew/Conley, David (V)/Fischer, David (V)/Dolan, Buddy/Stoddard, Kenneth/Welch, Peter (II)/Burke, Brendan (IV)/Coppola, Patrick (I)/Chan, Victor (I)/Damon, Matt/Wong, Walter (III)/MacKenzie, J.C./Cenatiempo, John/Rue, John/Polce, John/Anderson, Anthony (I)/O'Hara, David (I)/Risteen Jr., Daniel F./DiCaprio, Leonardo/Lord, Steve (III)/O'Rourke, Mick (I)/Karounos, Paris/Mallicoat, Frank/Serpico, Terry/Morris, Alex (III)/Castaldo, Craig/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Severs, William/Byron, Michael (I)/Giannone, Jay/Hughes, Dick (III)/Sheen, Martin/Smyj, Brian/Crafts, Peter/Timmis, Conor/Pauliks, Zachary/Garo, Armen/Lee, William (X)/Curran, Paddy/Riccobene, Joseph/Reidy, Joseph P./Mitchell, Larry (V)/Cleary, Bo/Singh, Gurdeep/Patrick, Mark Philip/Lynch, Dennis (I)/Yee, Tony M./Duffin, Shay/Duffy, Thomas B./Crosby, Douglas/Kemp, Tom (I)/McCarthy, Kevin P./Quilter, Nicolas/Kelly, Chance/Donovan, Conor/Winstone, Ray/McConnell, John (I)/Hughes, Francis P./Smith, Billy (XI)/Farrer, John/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Winter, Jeffrey (II)/Haley, Brian/Fischer, Chris/Wahlberg, Robert/Chan, Robert 'Toshi' Kar Yun/Estrella, Anthony/Nicholson, Jack/Baldwin, Alec/Peg, Saurman Holzemer/Dalton, Kristen/Neenan, Audrie J./Fearon, Sarah/Scorsese, Francesca/Sciutto, Nellie/Toussaint, Sallie/Brown, Jill (I)/Carlson, Deborah (III)/Farmiga, Vera/Tillinger, Emma/Ryland, Denece/Lynch, Amanda/Paleo, Tracey/Demers, Paula/Klug, Mary/Lyman, Dorothy +Derailed (2005 I)/Freeney, Clifford M./Conti, Tom/Rangel, Roberto/Bednark, James/Tanner, Ronald/Leaf, Richard/Okonkwo, Chiké/McCarthy, Danny (III)/Strobel, Richard/Lee, Nathan (II)/Sedlock, Gary/Xzibit/Kalvin, Big/Crisman, James/Brail, Joshua/Oyelowo, David/Morrissey, David (I)/Deley, Ortis/RZA/Dozer (II)/Esposito, Giancarlo/O'Hare, Denis (I)/Douglas, Sam (I)/Holton, Marcus/Khan, Mehru/Bradley, Floyd/Raido, Mel/Armstrong, William (I)/Velasco, Anthony/Valdez, Ron (II)/Owen, Clive/Cassel, Vincent/Stailey, Michael/Ononye, Ike/Watson, Kalvin/McCoy, Leo/Harrington, Patricia E./George, Melissa/Bee, Sandra/Romain, Rayn/LoRusso, Alexandra/Strobel, Joey (I)/Nichole, Cherie/Riposta, Angelina/Durso, Sue/Jianu, Georgiana/Muschamp, Aimee/Lubert, Claire/Aniston, Jennifer/Follansbee, Sue/Blake, Rachael/Chapman, Georgina/Taylor, Jennifer Joan (I)/McCord, Catherine (I)/Timlin, Addison/Smith, Georgie (III) +Dersu Uzala (1975)/Munzuk, Maksim/Volkov, Nikolai (I)/Kremena, Vladimir/Pyatkov, Aleksandr/Bychkov, Mikhail/Korshikov, Dmitri/Chokmorov, Suimenkul/Khorulev, B./Dzhumadylov, Sovetbek/Solomin, Yuri/Danilchenko, Svetlana +Descent, The (2005)/Lamb, Stephen/Simpson, Leslie/Conway, Craig (I)/Matthiae, Tristan/Cronfield, Mark/Hackney, Justin/Luis, Stuart/Milburn, Oliver/Kayll, Molly/Noone, Nora-Jane/Jackson Mendoza, Natalie/Macdonald, Shauna/Mulder, Saskia/Trott, Sophie/Dyson, Catherine (II)/Ellis, Julie (II)/Buring, MyAnna/Reid, Alex (III) +Desperado (1995)/Moroff, Mike/Verduzco, Abraham/Arevalo, Robert (II)/Tarantino, Quentin/de Almeida, Joaquim/Cristos/Hoyos, Jaime de/Sandoval, Diego (I)/Gómez, Carlos (II)/Michel Jr., Albert/Alvarado, David (I)/Marquardt, Peter/Dalton, Mark (I)/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Moscoso, Gerardo/Larriva, Tito/Martinez, Reinol/Buscemi, Steve/Gaona, Richie/Marin, Cheech/Gallardo, Carlos (I)/Nix, Tommy (I)/Trejo, Danny/Lanza, Angela/Vonne, Patricia/Gómez, Consuelo/Hayek, Salma/Aviles, Angel/Rodriguez, Elizabeth (I) +Desperate Measures (1998)/King, Erik/Kane, Billy (I)/Fleming, Cliff/Rogers, Danny (I)/Howell, Norman/Cross, Joseph (I)/Walter, Tracey/Garcia, Andy (I)/Hosking, Craig/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Matarazzo, Neal/Gill, Jack (II)/Weireter, Peter/Vahle, Dirk/Kemble, Josh/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Waugh, Scott/Rosenberg, Dan (I)/Riehle, Richard/Rottger, John/Colomby, Scott/Flick, David/Diamond, Keith/Baier, Robert (I)/Cox, Brian (I)/Keaton, Michael/Meier, John/Pearce, Darren (II)/Meehan, Howard/Tignini, Eric/Thompson, Randy (I)/Figueroa, Efrain (I)/Adler, Jonathan (II)/Robinson, Troy/Cockrum, Dennis/Drago, Joe (I)/Park, Steve (I)/Noland, Charles/Schub, Steven/Ashe, Christine/Harden, Marcia Gay/Moloney, Janel/Duffy, Donna M./Keegan, Donna +Desperately Seeking Susan (1985)/Bramon, Michael/Hoyt, John (I)/Pérez, Lázaro/Waters, J.B./Stellato, Frank/Redglare, Rockets/Carhart, Timothy/West, Alvy/Esposito, Giancarlo/Binkow, Gary/Boubli, Elie J./Ray, Gary/Gold, Marty/Dempster, Curt/Lurie, John/Maloney, Peter (I)/Santana, José Angel/Austin, Paul (I)/Bosh, Steve/Nayyar, Harsh/Patton, Will (I)/Burns, Stanley/Chan, Kim (I)/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Joy, Robert (I)/Wright, Steven (I)/Edson, Richard/Castellotti, Peter/Portnow, Richard/Hell, Richard/Turturro, John/Kaufman, Michael (I)/Badalucco, Michael/Ransom, Tim (I)/Argo, Victor/Eidel, Steve/Adler, Henry/Hurley, Patrick John/Lindsay, Arto/Chin, Michael R./Blum, Mark (I)/Lowy, Richard S./Chacón, Iris/Levine, Anna (I)/Joy, Mary/Madonna (I)/Golden, Annie/Bertei, Adele/Torterello, Gilda/Kaplan, Shirley/Kristen, Ilene/Bradford, Daisy/García Lorca, Isabel/Arquette, Rosanna/Carlisle, Anne/Magnuson, Ann/Ritchie, Donna/Hochschild, Rosemary/Metcalf, Laurie/Griffen, Joyce/Leifer, Carol/Dasteel, Wende/Stoler, Shirley +Destry Rides Again (1939)/McClure, Bud/Donlevy, Brian/Brown, Loren (I)/Whiteford, Blackie/Tornek, Jack/King, Joe (I)/York, Duke (I)/Baker, Silver Tip/Stewart, James (I)/Bucko, Ralph/White, Dan (I)/Gilbert, Billy (I)/Carson, Jack (I)/McCormick, Merrill/Tenbrook, Harry/Chesebro, George (I)/McKenzie, Robert (I)/Bletcher, Billy/Steele, William/Ingraham, Lloyd (I)/Mack, Cactus/West, Hank (I)/DeGarro, Harold/Jenkins, Allen/Big Tree, Chief John/McCarroll, Frank/Cooley, Spade/Hinds, Samuel S./Woloshin, Alex/Sooter, Rudy/Murphy, Charles B./Fadden, Tom/Jones, Dickie/Bucko, Roy/Cording, Harry/Taylor, Al (I)/McCullough, Philo/Hymer, Warren/MacDonald, Edmund/Luse, Harley/Alexander, Richard (I)/Cody Jr., Bill/Vincent, Leslie/Auer, Mischa/Winninger, Charles/Shannon, Mary (I)/Yarbo, Lillian/Merkel, Una/Todd, Ann E./St. John, Betta/Clement, Dora/Brissac, Virginia/D'Antonio, Carmen/Urecal, Minerva/Dietrich, Marlene/Hervey, Irene +Detroit Rock City (1999)/Coulson, Rich/Sicoli, Dino M./Brogren, Paul/Joffe, Stephen/Richings, Julian/Huntington, Sam/Daly, Shane (I)/Frehley, Ace/Carter, Jimmy (I)/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Quane, David/Barry, Michael (VII)/Rifkin, Adam/Smith, Robert N./Heffernan, Gavin/Welychka, Bill/Rigler, Vic/Vojic, Neno/Barton, Rodger/Kremko, Michael/Haase, Joseph (II)/Jeremy, Ron/Hillman, Richard/Taylor, Matthew G./Jones, Cody (I)/DeBello, James/Gardner, David (I)/Scotti, Nick/Nixon, Richard/Clements, Christopher Lee/Letriard, Ryan/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Dougal, Miles/Criss, Peter/Warhol, Andy/Simmons, Gene (I)/Andrews, Giuseppe/Stanley, Paul (II)/Bono, Sonny/Benson, Chris (I)/Berg, Aaron/McGuire, Brian/Furlong, Edward/Clow, Allan/De Luis, Derek/Danby, Noah/Schirripa, Steve/Ahluwalia, Gurjeet/Tripp, Louis/Cuthill, Jonathan/Chase, Johnie/Onrade, Leilene/Marr, Kassandra/Sicoli, Christina/Kleiner, Jessica/Shaye, Lin/Bowen, Pamela/Elliott, Tara/Tweed, Shannon/Bradley, Elissa/Cher (I)/Chriqui, Emmanuelle/Booth, Kristin/Booth, Lindy/Flatley, Cherry/Lyonne, Natasha/Haggis, Kathryn/Heney, Joan/Perkins, Lisa (I)/Dalchand, Nadia/Anderson, Hazel K./Williams, Colleen (I)/Lynskey, Melanie/Robinson, Kelly (I)/Flood, Eileen/Michalica, Kerri +Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (2005)/McKay, Kris/van Keeken, Thierry/van Beekum, Erik/Kasteel, Joop/van Hoof, Peter/Schneider, Rob/Raven, Kenan/Zane, Alex/de Pruyssenaere, Nicolas/Farley, John/Krabbé, Jeroen/Takahashi, Wes/Ragas, Bastiaan/Griffin, Eddie/Vaugn, Johnny/Keating, Charles (I)/Martella, Vincent/Wolmuth, Andreas/Balwantsingh, Narsingh/de Mol, Johnny/Dimitriades, Alex/Sandler, Adam (I)/Geel, Cees/Schuurmans, Daan/Zomer, Chris/Sills, Douglas/Topper/MacDonald, Norm/Armisen, Fred/Dordei, Federico/Smit, Wouter/Myburgh, Hilton/Fehr, Oded/Rubin, Joshua (II)/de Vogel, Erik/Gardner, Jimmy (I)/Gault, Willie/Ponce, Carlos/Sommer, Kostas (II)/Segal, Matthew (II)/Alofs, Edwin/Schweiger, Til/Vaughan, Johnny (I)/Dijkhuizen, Carolina/Janzen, Chantal/McConnell, Zoe/Raison, Miranda/Pak, SuChin/Campbell, Heather Anne/Aron, Bobbi/Kuczowska, Monika/Downes, Katie/Goodman, Dana/van de Ven, Nadia/Wilhelm, Wimie/Tappenden, Nicola/van den Heuvel, Corinne/Gohel, Krystle/Simons, Sylvana/Walsh, Melanie (I)/Luther, Bobbi Sue/Bareikis, Arija/Skytriss/Stevens, Rachel (I)/Devenish, Veronica/Knoop, Astrid/van Dam, Nicolette/Schneider, Pilar/Bachofner, Rachel/Rule, Rebecca/Brook, Kelly/Telford, Zoe/Wolov, Julia Lea/Verboom, Hanna/Stott, Nikkala/Rijn, Elle van/Canalis, Elisabetta/Challis, Jean/Goodman, Dana Min/Hoogendijk, Micky +Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999)/Soble, Ron (I)/Covert, Allen/Voges, Torsten/Shaifer, Andrew/Fehr, Oded/Schneider, Rob/Forsythe, William (I)/Bland, John Harrington/Bellin, Thomas/MacDonald, Norm/Holden, Shain/Boy, Big (I)/Cutler, Barry (I)/Skyler, Robb/Wall, Jason (II)/Riehle, Richard/Griffin, Eddie/Obradors, Jacqueline/Burke, Flora/Ambrose, Caroline/Platias, Dina/O'Grady, Gail/Bareikis, Arija/Holden, Karlee/Schneider, Tanner/Hult, Chloé/Tuite, Gabrielle/Poehler, Amy/Tighe, Alicia/Curtis, Charlie/Lemen, Deborah/Rapport, Louise/Thomas, Marlo/Schneider, Pilar/Sandler, Jackie (I)/Garner, Natalie/Turner, Bree +Deuces Wild (2002)/Lombardi, Louis/Palermo, George/Sampson, Paul/Marmo, Ronnie/Doria, Tony/Clark, Jefferey/Daniels, Chris (I)/Knoxville, Johnny/Renfro, Brad/Barber, Clayton J./Leps, Christopher/Kalognomos, Alex/Compte, Maurice/Muniz, Frankie/Pastore, Vincent/Miranda, Robert/Panto, Frank/Franco, James/Georgiadis, George/Arturo, Michael/Panto, Norman/Sferrazza, Marc Alexander/Quinn, Ian/Perlich, Max/Endoso, Michael/Joby, Albert/Langer, Joe/Leonard, Joshua/Getty, Balthazar/Rodriguez, Mel (I)/Garsee, Keith/Bashoff, Blake/Giaimo, Tony/Dorff, Stephen/Cistone, Danny/Picerni, Steve/Reedus, Norman/Dillon, Matt (I)/Murphy, Shamus/Watson, Alex/Whittaker, Lee/Prescott, Eric/Moss, Larry (III)/Campana, Joe (II)/Albanese, Alba/Armstrong, Lena/Fray, Tara Lee/de Matteo, Drea/Cassaro, Nancy/Balk, Fairuza/Lanza, Patricia/Harry, Deborah (I)/Moriarty, Maryellen/Tohn, Jackie/DiLiberto, Angela/Stenta, Stephanie +Deux frères (2004)/Nguyen, Oanh/Ghiap, Mathias/Tantiwongse, Thavirap/Hoan, Luong/Phusoi, Suban/Chao, Luong Ham/Hong, Tran/Tan, Gerard (I)/Dreyfus, Jean-Claude/Pring, Sakhorn/Sangha/Pearce, Guy (I)/Hoh, Jerry/Peahu, Hy/Kumal/Yen, Ngo Qui/Scarito, Vincent/Gaultier de Kermoal, Bô/Varapanya, Annop/Highmore, Freddie/Iem, Chea/Petcharoen, Jaran 'See Tao'/Flavien, Bernard/Mulvilai, Teerawat/Gant, David (I)/Cheysson, Christophe/Serrari, Saïd/Maaskri, Moussa/Fairairn, Alan/Chimwong, Somjin/Kassem, Delphine/Castano, Xavier/Larget, Thomas/Leroy-Beaulieu, Philippine/Lagarde, Stéphanie/Howland, Juliet/Wildi, Caroline/Khouadra, Nozha/Campion, Stéphanie/Anh Le, Maï +Devil in a Blue Dress (1995)/Barry, Matthew (I)/Chaykin, Maury/Hall, Albert (I)/Cotone, Mark/O'Neal, Brian E./Smith, J.D. (I)/Sizemore, Tom/Latimore, Joseph/Davis, Frank (IV)/Kinney, Terry/Wolos-Fonteno, David/Kelly, Brendan (I)/Henley, Barry Shabaka/Schwartz, Alan Craig/Randazzo, Steven/Washington, Denzel/Roselius, John/Endoso, Kenny/Cheadle, Don/Gibbs, Nigel/Knoll, R.J./Corello, Nick/Sekely, Steve (II)/Argiro, Vinny/Lennox, Kai/Campbell, G. Smokey/Burks, Jernard/Lincoln, Scott/Winkler, Mel/Starr, Beau/Poindexter, Jeris/Rea, Peggy/Caldwell, L. Scott/Montgomery, Poppy/Beals, Jennifer (I)/Kotere, Brazylia/Johnson, Shann/Carson, Lisa Nicole/Lacey, Deborah/Humphrey, Renée +Devil Wears Prada, The (2006)/Hatfield, Scott/Baker, Simon (I)/Feldman, Tibor/Rothman, John/Grenier, Adrian/Restivo, Justin/McKeown, Denis/Callegati, David/Verdi, Robert/Cronin, James/Garavani, Valentino/Tucci, Stanley/McAllister, Zev/Burrows, Carl/Newman, Stan/Dixon, Wells/Graham, John (XX)/Salzer, Sage/Ganser, L.J./Sunjata, Daniel/Seltzer, Eric/Wolfe, George C./Blaise, Alexander/Keany, Paul/Fortt, Guy A./Grant, David Marshall/Stio, Robert/Naughton, James/Sommer, Rich/Brice, Lindsay/Treadwell, Taylor/Cannon, Rori/Szostak, Stephanie/Bündchen, Gisele/Gilmore, Alexie/Klum, Heidi/Sandberg, Emily/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Bertola, Andrea/Alexandra, Ilona/Mader, Rebecca/Streep, Meryl/Hoyos, Jimena/Brown, Jaclynn Tiffany/Hall, Bridget/Thoms, Tracie/Dengel, Suzanne/Dengel, Colleen/Lisandrello, Nina/Sutherland, Alyssa/Rivero, Ines/Blunt, Emily/DuBelle, Molyneau +Devil's Advocate, The (1997)/Bauer, Chris (I)/Manson, Alan/Gagano, Charles/Benedict, Paul/Farrell, Tom Riis/Chan, Kim (I)/Poteat, Brian/Lucci, Gino/Lichtenson, Gregory/Manfro, Marc/Boggs, Bill/Ruginis, Vyto/Santoriello, Al/Hill, William (I)/Nayyar, Harsh/Granville, Hollis/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Pacino, Al/Lindo, Delroy/Nieves, Benny/Ghaffari, Mohammed/Rucker, Bo/Seamon, Edward/King, Don (I)/Wall, Todd/Hackford, Cliff/Nelson, Craig T./Jones, Neal/Aldridge, Eddie/Moor, Bill/Nester, J./Musacchia, Rocco/Campbell, Rich (I)/Torres, Jose Fernandes/Surratt, Harold/Guyer, Murphy/Noyes, Dave/Santiago-Hudson, Ruben/Jones Jr., Roy/Cerullo, Al/Sperdakos, George/Navarro, Jorge (I)/Byrnes, Patrick Joseph/Hernández, Juan (II)/Lombard, Michael/Saito, James/Grunseld, Ernie/Cavallary, Jonathan/D'amato, Alfonse/Laresca, Vincent/Rudin, Lou/Wyner, George/Rothman, John/Deakins, Mark/Oreskes, Daniel/Gore II, George/Nugent, Mike (II)/Del Gaudio, Christopher/Burmester, Leo/Garvey, Ray/Reeves, Keanu/Grubman, Alan/Vargas Cortés, Antonio/Clanton, Rony/Leary, Franci/DeBonis, Marcia/Henry, Gloria Lynne/Monk, Debra/Camunez Andújar, Elena/Mei, Wei/Kellerman, Susan/Ager, Nikita/Vassallo, Marie Stuart/Kerr, E. Katherine/Nelson, Novella/Keena, Monica/Gray, Pamela (I)/Harris, Liza/Benedetti, Caprice/Cochrane, Nicki/Harrington, Laura (I)/Embesi, Connie/Theron, Charlize/Nielsen, Connie (I)/Garland, Joyce/Atkinson, Linda (I)/Lee, Adrian (III)/Tunie, Tamara/Ivey, Judith/Birch, Cindy/Klaus, Fenja/Santiago, Socorro/Matarazzo, Heather +Devil's Own, The (1997)/Johnson, Hassan/Hoag, Bill/Hearn, George/Leake, Damien/Nagle, Kevin/Blades, Rubén/Wall, Ron/Slezak, Victor/Tudisco, Joseph/O'Reilly, Ciarán/Ramos, Sixto/O'Hara, David (I)/Paulson, William/Kelly, Brendan (I)/Ford, Harrison (I)/Rufli, Peter/Peck, Jonathan Earl/Ryan, Mitch/Cordero, Ricardo (I)/Brophy, Anthony/Kelly, Chance/Reynolds, Patrick (IV)/Jones, Simon (I)/Polit, Mario/Williams, Treat/Meade, Donald J./McKillop, Jack/McElhenney, Rob/Ronan, Paul/Nicholson, Scott/Stebner, Greg/McCourt, Malachy/Dunne, Martin/Wilmot, David (I)/Dandry, Joseph P./Harris, Baxter/Salata, Gregory/Dunne, Shane/Pitt, Brad/McGovern, Danielle/Conroy, Samantha/Carin, Ashley/Michaels, Mya/Shay, Peggy/Griffin, Marian Tomas/Reidy, Gabrielle/Kavanagh, Jessica Marie/Orange, Mac/Singer, Kelly/Stiles, Julia/Colin, Margaret/Ayer, Debbon/McElhone, Natascha +Devil's Rejects, The (2005)/Towles, Tom/Taranto, Glenn/Berryman, Michael/Whitaker, Duane/McGrory, Matthew/Sheridan, Dave (I)/Haig, Sid (I)/Mane, Tyler/Roebuck, Daniel/Foree, Ken/Railsback, Steve/Marino, Nicholas/Trebor, Robert/Moran, Sean (I)/Page, Dallas/Posehn, Brian/Phelan, Walter/Ellis, Chris (I)/Forsythe, William (I)/Brown, Kelvin/Trejo, Danny/Tobin, John H./Moseley, Bill/Hodder, Kane/Bellesfield, Mike/Temple, Lew/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Epcar, Richard/Orr, Jordan/Alcott, Michael 'Red Bone'/Easterbrook, Leslie/Dawson, Rosario/Van Valkenburgh, Deborah/Barnes, Priscilla/Norby, Kate/Daily, Elizabeth/Guzman, Juanita/Woronov, Mary/Helmer, Jessica/Moon, Sheri/Soles, P.J./Jinaro, Jossara/Allen, Ginger Lynn +Diabolique (1996)/Ross, Jesse Sky/O'Malley, Bingo/Logue, Donal/Liska, Stephen/Vinay, Kevin/Garfield, Allen/Hann-Byrd, Adam/Palminteri, Chazz/Pattak, Cory/Mott, Zachary/Compton, O'Neal/Gray, Spalding/Abrams, J.J./Stohl, Hank/Kisicki, James/Stone, Sharon (I)/Adjani, Isabelle/Knight, Shirley (I)/Bellamy, Diana/Young, Kate/Bates, Kathy (I)/Lewis, Clea/Salguero, Sophia +Diaboliques, Les (1955)/Hallyday, Johnny (I)/Guérini, Camille/Lefebvre, Jean (I)/Chamarat, Georges/Coutet, Henri/Maurin, Yves-Marie/Témerson, Jean/Serrault, Michel/Meurisse, Paul/Humbert, Henri (II)/Roquevert, Noël/Varennes, Jacques/Hilling, Jacques/Vanel, Charles/Dalban, Robert/Rodrigo, Roberto/Larquey, Pierre/Brochard, Jean/Clarieux, Jean/Bonnefous, Jean-Pierre/Poujouly, Georges/Dumur, Michel/Suffel, Madeleine/Clouzot, Véra/Montserrat, Aminda/Dorny, Thérèse/Signoret, Simone +Dial M for Murder (1954)/Roberts, Thayer/Doleman, Guy/Williams, John (II)/Milland, Ray/Harris, Sam (II)/Cummings, Robert (I)/Alderson, George (I)/Britt, Leo/Leigh, George/Cunningham, Jack (II)/Miller, Harold (I)/Hughes, Robin (I)/Allen, Patrick (I)/Dobson, Robert/Dawson, Anthony/Clark, Sanders/Milner, Martin/Murray, Forbes/Flowers, Bess/Kelly, Grace (I) +Diamonds Are Forever (1971)/Connery, Sean/Sarno, Jay/Miller, Johnny (XV)/Glover, Bruce (I)/Bishop, Ed (I)/Rowland, Henry/Earl, Clifford/Blair, Nicky (I)/Messick, Don/Smith, Putter/Ruttan, Gordon/Gray, Charles (I)/Haig, Sid (I)/Lawrence, Marc (I)/de Keyser, David/Hutchinson, Bill (I)/Young, E.J. 'Tex'/Robinson, Joe (I)/Crockett, Dick/Llewelyn, Desmond/Bauer, David/Call, Ed/Healy, David (I)/Olegario, Frank/Rimmer, Shane/Kurucz, Janos/Dubin, Gary/Cabot, Bruce (I)/Barr, Leonard (I)/Gregory, Constantine/Fürst, Joseph/Burton, Norman/Mann, Frank/Lee, Bernard (I)/Elwes, Mark/Held, Karl/Cooper, George Lane/McCarthy, Neil (I)/Steele, Tom (I)/Blake, Larry J./Metcalfe, Burt/Naismith, Laurence/Abineri, John/Dean, Jimmy/Forde, Brinsley/Baker, Ray (I)/Valente, Michael/Parks, Trina (I)/Mason, Connie (I)/Perrier, Denise/Lacey, Margaret/St. John, Jill/Deeney, Catherine/Maxwell, Lois/Letteau, Debbie/Perrine, Valerie/Larson, Lola/Wood, Lana (I) +Diarios de motocicleta (2004)/Morales, Gustavo (II)/Cabrejos, Ernesto/Giorzi, Diego/Watson, Nicolas/Rivkin, Carlos/Paredes, Vladimir/Calvo, Igor/Suarez, Elvio/Ojeda, Guillermo/Lobos, Jorge/Noher, Jean Pierre/Cargieman, Daniel/Mayeux, Gerald/Aste, Cuti/Azócar, Jaime/Villarrazza, Pablo/Chaparro, Cristián/López, César (II)/Bueno, Gustavo/Farías, Fernando/Verdun, Ariel/Alegre, Oscar/Arancibia, Cristian/Rodríguez Paz, Jorge/Delgado Rizzi, Matias/García Bernal, Gael/Chiarella, Jorge/Pantoja, Erto/Granado, Alberto/Velásquez, Ricardo/Herrera, Hernan/Cruz, Brandon/Balbis, Jonathan/Ogaz, Victor Hugo/Solazzi, Franco/Toledo, Maximiliano/Díaz Mourelle, Ricardo/Cifuentes, Samuel/Macaya, Pablo/Reyes, Nemesio/Strafe, Matías/Llosa, Fernando/Gutiérrez, Willy/Ángeles, Víctor/Gomez, Matías/Maliqueo, Juan/Treu, Diego/Espinosa, Facundo/Boris, Sergio/Mansilla, Gustavo/Oro, Lucas/De la Serna, Rodrigo/Gomez, Matias/Pastorini, Gustavo/de la Colina, Carlos 'Caitro' Soto/Gonzalez, Pollito/Lindl, Roberto/Morán, Mercedes/Kolinsky, Liliana/Majluf, Constanza B./Maestro, Mía/Echeverria, Valeria/Ibarra, Evelyn/Infante, Carolina/Aguilera, Gabriela/Costa, Antonella/Bermejo, Nidia/Vásquez, Jackelyne/Curihuentro, Rosa/Lobo, Natalia/Lubos, Marta/Frijoli, Dana/Glezer, Marina/Paredes, Delfina/Lanteri, Susana/Lombardo, Bárbara/Zamora, Maria Esther/Prieto, Ariel/Abele, Maria Beatriz/Verdejo, Vilma M./Andrenacci, Maida/Bertolotto, Sofia +Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005)/Fleming, Earl/Pniewski, Mike/Washington, Joe (I)/Moore, Shemar/Pendleton, Cedric/Fitzgerald, Wilbur/Perry, Tyler/Hansard, Bart/Harris, Steve (I)/Thaxton, Brandon/Walsh, Joe (IV)/Knight, Avery/Thaxton, Craig/McClurkin, Donnie/Carter, Terrell/Keyes, Christian/Varazo, Constantine/Sturgis, Gary Anthony/Hatch, Robert (II)/Thaxton, Shane/Gentles, Ryan/Aviles, Vic/Williams, Marcus (IV)/Dixon, Sho/Vaughn, Tony/Reed, Richard (III)/Young, L. Warren/Warren, Steve (III)/Garrett, Ronnie/Page, John Fitzgerald/Mitchell, E. Roger/Reitz, Ric/Elise, Kimberly/Taylor, Tamara (I)/Tyson, Cicely/Marcos, Lisa/Currelley-Young, Chandra/Mitchell-Leon, Carole/Eng, Vickie/Mitchell, Lauren Leah/Donadio, Kate/Riley, Cheryl Pepsii/Gardner, Laurie/Mann, Tamela J./Ephriam, Mablean/Evans, Tiffany (II)/Porter, Crystal +Dick (1999)/Nunes, Paulino/Breuer, Jim/Schaefer, Jerry/Lutz, Mark/Dyson, Michael (I)/Rubinek, Saul/Hedaya, Dan/Shearer, Harry/Fitzpatrick, Richard (I)/Doncheff, Len/Wildbaum, Paul/McGinley, Ted/Pruner, Karl/Ferrell, Will/Kramer, Michael Eric/Gummersall, Devon/Rannells, Jonathan/Browne, Bernard (II)/Brown, Kedar/Dorey, Kerry/Anscombe, Mike (I)/Stewart, French/Ridgely, Chad/Portnoi, Igor/Spradlin, G.D./Mosshammer, Jack/Foley, Dave (I)/Reynolds, Ryan (I)/Bishop, Rummy/Kaufman, Michael (IV)/Nickerson, Rob/Jared, Stephen/McCulloch, Bruce/Goldwater, Barry/Wickware, Scott/Barrington, Cole/Devine, Brenda/Wigmore, Jennifer/Waddell, Karen/Garr, Teri/Grover, Deborah/Dunst, Kirsten/Lawson, Shannon (I)/Wu, Jade (I)/Williams, Michelle (I)/Gasteyer, Ana/Moffat, Jane +Dick Tracy (1990)/Wolfe, Ian/O'Donnell, Michael Donovan/Garfield, Allen/Ross, Neil (I)/Jones, Henry (I)/Claflin, Ned/Beatty, Warren/Summers, Neil/Malet, Arthur/Moschitta Jr., John/Edmiston, Walker/Mazurki, Mike/O'Ross, Ed/Armstrong, R.G./Cassel, Seymour/Goode Jr., Jack/Bell, Marshall/Hicks, Chuck/Stoddard, Ray/Camp, Hamilton/Russell, Bing/Clevenger, Billy/Remsen, Bert/St. John, Jerry/Costanzo, Robert/Pacino, Al/Kehoe, Jack/Sorvino, Paul/Cariaga, Marvelee/Meaney, Colm/Korsmo, Charlie/Finnegan, Tom/Pollard, Michael J./Van Dyke, Dick/Mahler, Bruce/Campanella, Frank (I)/McCready, Ed/Patinkin, Mandy/Hagerty, Michael G./Schuck, John/Gallup, Michael/Fleischer, Charles/Eldred, Stig/Forsythe, William (I)/Durning, Charles/Horn, Lew/Silva, Henry/Wilkey, Jim (I)/Signorelli, Tom/Hoffman, Dustin/Caan, James/Keane, James (I)/Epper, Tony (I)/Meyers, Lawrence Steven/Beecher, Robert/Jones, Bernie (II)/Tolkan, James/Parsons, Estelle/Boder, Lada/Madonna (I)/Bland, Rita/Leland-St. John, Sharmagne/Imperio, Liz/Headly, Glenne/Ortega, Karyne/Hengstler, Dee/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Bates, Kathy (I)/Carrera, Tamara/Johnston, Michelle (I)/Woronov, Mary/Russell, Karen (I) +Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star (2003)/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Berry, Fred/Mekka, Eddie/Livingston, Barry/de Paul, Brandon/Williams, Barry (I)/Bonaduce, Danny/Mitchell, Sasha (I)/Palillo, Ron/Spade, David/Johnson, Christopher (X)/Virovlianski, Sergei/Garrett, Leif/Blumenfeld, Alan/Rich, Adam (II)/Soul, David/Aames, Willie/Thomas, Ernest/Ryan, Colin (II)/Grevioux, Kevin/Patrick, Butch/Loughran, Jonathan/McDonald, Michael (XI)/Arnold, Tom (I)/Rippy, Rodney Allen/Rutherford, Jesse James/Miller, Jeremy (I)/Elk, Rob/North, Jay/Brando, Miko C./Fraser, Brendan/Farley, John/Chase, Jeff (I)/Lookinland, Mike/Smith, Wyatt (II)/Taylor, James Arnold/Bridges, Todd/Dahl, Evan Lee/Farley, Kevin P./Van Patten, Dick/Kirk, John (IV)/O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Buffer, Michael/Schwerin, Nicholas/Haim, Corey/Chapman, Jake (I)/Gomez, Ian/Dow, Tony (I)/Petersen, Paul (I)/Nelson, Haywood/Feldman, Corey/Terra, Scott/Sparks, Hal/Clark, Brian (III)/Conaway, Jeff/Lewis, Emmanuel/Kindred, Oliver/Dante, Peter/Slanger, Alexander D./Knight, Christopher (I)/Reiner, Rob/Wolf, Fred (II)/Lovitz, Jon/Bierko, Craig/Diaz, Joey/Slayton, Bobby/Diamond, Dustin/Coleman, Gary (I)/Breard, Blair/Edner, Ashley/Joyner, Lisa/Munford, Tricia/Ross, Marion/Retta/Dratch, Rachel/Mannix, Peggy/McCormick, Maureen/Anderson, Melissa Sue/Gallagher, Meghan Faye/Roberts, Doris/Carl, Jann/Hammer, Betsy/Perri, Valerie/Dann, Lindsey/Murphy, Shannon (V)/Lambert, Kathleen (I)/Lockhart, Anne (I)/McCormack, Mary/Murphy, Erin (II)/Boyd, Jenna (I)/Burbano, Mindy/Harrison, Emily (I)/Tilton, Charlene/Milano, Alyssa/Smith, Afton/Henderson, Florence (I)/McClurg, Edie/Moran, Erin/Pimental, Nancy/Childers, Ambyr/Ruben, Michelle +Die Another Day (2002)/Brosnan, Pierce/Makoare, Lawrence/Wallace, James (II)/Hare, Lucas/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Salmon, Colin/Cleese, John/Dymond, Mark/Decio, David/Wee, Ben/Pirie, Ian/Scudamore, Stewart/Lee, Will Yun/Gomez, John (II)/Yi, Ho/Wong, Vincent (I)/Wilson, Michael G./Caro, Manolo/Darrow, Paul/Gorevoy, Mikhail/Stephens, Toby/Kwan, Daryl/Martínez, Joaquín/Echevarría, Emilio/Ho, Thomas/Tsang, Kenneth/White, Trevor (I)/Naprous, Gerard/Yune, Rick/Andreu, Simón/Madsen, Michael (I)/Nash, Bill (IV)/Yung, Sai-Kit/Skeete, Oliver/Jerova, Lea/Armstrong, Nina/Porter, Catherine/Dench, Judi/Moore, Deborah (II)/Madonna (I)/Grant, Rachel (I)/Contes, Cristina/Chorlton, Ami/Bond, Samantha (I)/Pike, Rosamund/Edwards, Anna (I)/Berry, Halle/Hewett, Christine/Sarllya +Die Hard (1988)/Zozzora, Carmine/Schultz, Bruce P./Roberts, Gary (I)/Waldo, Kip/Greene, Jon E./Picerni, Charlie (I)/Goldstein, Mark (I)/Peck, Anthony (I)/Lesser, Robert/Land, Noah/Bross, Rick/Doyon, Bruno/Gilyard Jr., Clarence/Ursin, David/Bonn, Gérard/Caccialanza, Lorenzo/Davi, Robert/Hayden, Dennis/Leong, Al/Jennings, Bob (II)/Christy, George/VelJohnson, Reginald/Buhringer, Hans/Parker, Richard (I)/Marcus, Bill (I)/Atherton, William/Shigeta, James/Bochner, Hart/Plewa, Joey/Margolin, Bill/Katz, David (I)/Bush, Grand L./Cicetti, Rick/Gleason, Paul (I)/White, De'voreaux/Willis, Bruce/Godunov, Alexander/Bowers, P. Randall/Bennett, Scot/Wisniewski, Andreas/Lerner, Fred/von Homburg, Wilhelm/Landers, Matt/Ducommun, Rick/Rickman, Alan/James, Diana (I)/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Malin, Kym/Hall, Stella/Doss, Terri Lynn/Higgins, Shanna/Fry, Taylor/Archerd, Selma/Baker, Cheryl (I)/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Laybourn, Michele/Carvalho, Betty (I)/Pogoda, Shelley/Broussard, Rebecca/Bedelia, Bonnie/Taylor, Dustyn/Finlayson, Kate +Die Hard 2 (1990)/Smolka, Ken/VelJohnson, Reginald/O'Neal, Patrick (II)/Verica, Tom/Willis Sr., David/Parrott, Jerry E./Ganios, Tony/Morgan, Stafford/Langton, Jeff/Leguizamo, John/Fisher, George (III)/Thompson, Fred Dalton/Mazella Jr., Vincent/Lanyer, Charles/Hargray, Dwayne (I)/Hudson, Jim (I)/Bower, Tom (I)/Nero, Franco/Rubinow, John/Bollen, Paul/Berger, Alan (I)/Lipton, Robert (I)/Scott, Rande/Braun, Bob/Angotti, Nick/Steinberg, Robert Martin/Jacoby, Dale/Bennett, Robert J./Weselis, Danny/Curtis-Hall, Vondie/Foster, Stephen Gregory/Baldwin, Ken/Meaney, Colm/Patrick, Robert (I)/Cade, John/Franz, Dennis/Boone Junior, Mark/Cunningham, Michael (I)/McGarvin, Dick/Donai, Danial/Garcia, Gilbert/DeFusco, Ed/Katz, David (I)/Bullock, Earl Houston/Abascal, Paul/Gero, Edward/Irwin, Wynn/Harvey, Don (I)/Kovan, Gregg/Tofel, Thomas/Amos, John (I)/Sacchi, Robert/Lemon, Ben/Valencia, Vance/Wein, Dean/Ross-Azikiwe, Jason/Costelloe, John/McConnell, Russell J./Cheli, Bob 'Rocky'/Lancaster, James/Nelson, Peter (I)/Sadler, William (I)/Costanzo, Robert/Reyes, Julian/Roth, Joseph (II)/Roth, Joseph Michael/Willis, Bruce/Evans, Art/Smillie, Bill/Droz, Anthony/Atherton, William/McGovern, Don Charles/Pershing, Steve/Everett, Tom/Finnegan, Tom/Clarke, Michael Francis/Lowery, Martin/Domeier, Richard/Berrymore, Dru/Barbee, Carol/Bedelia, Bonnie/Hillwood, Amanda/Bilsing, Sherry (I)/Tamburrelli, Karla/Lillo-Thieman, Connie/Jennings, Dominique/Vargas, Dana/Bates, Jeanne/Waterman, Felicity/McCarthy, Sheila (I)/Letherer, Lauren (I) +Die Hard: With a Vengeance (1995)/Theis, Phil/Buckley, Ralph/Duran, Elvis/Altes, Steve/Hausserman, Mischa/Doman, John/Flip (I)/Council, Richard/Horne, J.R./Dumas, Charles (I)/Bryggman, Larry/Zaloom, Joe/Pearlman, Stephen/Hassan, Faisal/Sparks, Willis/Tillotson, John Robert/Simon, Paul (II)/Greene, Graham (II)/Hoyt, John (II)/Wallace, Don (III)/Vooren, Gerrit/Jackson, Samuel L./Peck, Anthony (I)/Dutton, Danny (I)/Langenfeld, Todd A./Whalen Sr., James Patrick/Wyman, Nicholas/Rojas, Víctor (II)/Tadross, Michael (I)/Vennema, John C./Martin, David P. (I)/Christ, Bill/Herman, Glenn/Halme, Tony/Aranha, Ray/Mandvi, Aasif/Willis, Bruce/Brubaker, Tony/Rickman, Alan/Dreisbach, Jeffrey/Jackson, Michael Alexander/Durock, Dick/Vasicek, Don/Cheney, Dick/Poor, Bray/Hodge, Edwin/Adams, Timothy/Chamberlin, Kevin (I)/Hodge, Aldis/Edwards, Daryl/Nicholson, Scott/Saito, James/Borriello, Patrick/Brewer, Carl (I)/Vitt, David/Campbell, Vernon/Merrins, Michael Lee/Cristofer, Michael/Fuqua, Ardie/Becker, Gerry/Irons, Jeremy/Thomas, Anthony (IV)/McTiernan Sr., John/Toorvald, Sven/Sedgwick, Robert/Kux, Bill/Faulcon, Kent/Ramos, Richard Russell/Jefferson, Mike (I)/Prince, Akili/Allen, Richard V./Travis, Tony (I)/Skoric, Greg A./Skoric, Ivan/Ware, Andre (I)/Hale, Birdie M./Binyon, Dory/Hipkiss, Barbara/Stickney, Phyllis Yvonne/Hatcher, Shirley J./Camp, Colleen/Phillips, Sam (I)/Kharisma/Epper, Jeannie/Washington, Sharon/Safir, Shari-Lyn/Dorn, Franchelle Stewart/Amato, Angela/Mauceri, Patricia +Die xue jie tou (1990)/Lee, Waise/Leung Chiu Wai, Tony/Lam, Chung/Woo, John (I)/Lau, Shek Yin/Yam, Simon/Cheung, Jacky/Yuen, Fennie/Yam, Yolinda +Diner (1982)/Benchley, Nat/Silverman, Howard/Bacon, Kevin/Hennessy, Frank/Aquino, John (I)/Cooperstock, Aryeh/Levinson, Herb/Reiser, Paul/Bafaloukos, Ted/Daly, Timothy (I)/Tucker, Michael (I)/Smith, Steve (III)/Rourke, Mickey/Elliott, Bruce (I)/Guttenberg, Steve/Tabakin, Ralph/Hunter, Marvin/Case, Lee/Kluger, Bruce/Cohen, Barney (II)/Kaplan, Alan (I)/Fowler, Clement/Costantini, Brian/Stockman, Todd/Stern, Daniel (I)/Tammi, Tom/Margolis, Mark/Saiontz, Donald/Pierson, Richard/Ruppert, Tait/Stoegerer, Frank/Gordon, Chief/Vukov, Mary Lou/Kipp, Kelle/Cron, Claudia/Sheehan, Beverly/Barkin, Ellen/Blonigan, Colette/Ziman, Sharon/Dowling, Kathryn/James, Jessica (I)/Zaganas, Lauren/Caine, Allison/Gail, Pam/Copeland, Carole/Glick, Lorraine D./Moody, Florence/Clare, Dusty +Dinosaur (2000)/Spann, Aaron/Finley, Greg/Sabara, Evan/Kramer, David Allen/McCharen, David/Fischer, Jeff/Norris, Daran/Walcutt, John/Bostrom, Zachary/Wright, Samuel E./Sweeney, D.B./West, Billy (II)/Adler, Matt/Siragusa, Peter/Casella, Max/Davis, Ossie/Wolverton, Jeff/Woodard, Alfre/Russo, Chelsea/Metro, Tracy/Cavadini, Cathy/Panettiere, Hayden/Esumi, Makiko/Harris, Barbara (II)/Winbush, Camille/Lehmann, Edie/Plowright, Joan/Reardon, Noreen/Stevens-Logan, Susie/Dorff, Holly/Spore, Melanie/Bailo-Lape, Sandina/Reese, Della/Margulies, Julianna/Page, Bobbi/Baker, Andrea (III) +Dip hyut shueng hung (1989)/Shing, Fui-On/Wong, Parkman/Tsang, Kenneth/Yee, Fan Wei/Ng, Siu-Hung/Yip, Wing-Cho/Wong, Barry/Ngan, Siu Hung/Chow, Yun-Fat/Lam, Chung/Chu, Kong/Lee, Danny (I)/Yeung, Sing/Wong, Kwong Leung/Yeh, Sally (I) +Dirty Dancing (1987)/Coles, Charles 'Honi'/Barnes, Jonathan/Knight, Wayne (I)/Pagan, Antone/Drake, Tom (II)/Bryan, Dwyght/Orbach, Jerry/Cannold, Thomas/Cantor, Max/Jones, Neal/Fuentes, Jesus/Myerovich, Alvin/Price, Lonny (I)/Gotz, John/Weston, Jack/Morrow, 'Cousin Brucie'/Koch, Andrew Charles/Goodrow, Garry/Ardolino, Emile/Watkins, Dr. Clifford/Malphus, Dwayne/Fletcher, M.R./Pauley, D.A./Swayze, Patrick/Gerdes, Heather Lea/Rhodes, Cynthia/Sanchez, Dorian/Kaster, Karen/Bishop, Kelly/Stahl, Jennifer/Getz, Karen/Garrison, Miranda/Trueman, Paula/Grey, Jennifer/Brucker, Jane +Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights (2004)/Kavelin, Tommy/Jackson, Jonathan (I)/Lacen, Modesto/Hoffman, Robert (X)/Rodriguez, Charlie/Salgado, Luis (III)/Lange, Richard E./Slattery, John (I)/Duffy, Lawrence (II)/Alvarez, Ricardo/Poveda, Donato/Medina, Jerry D./Luna, Diego (I)/Alvarez, Diego (I)/Birman, Matt/Kane, Shawn/Peña, Ángel 'Cucco'/Rittenhouse, David/Cordero, Wilmer/Lopez, Luis (V)/de Cun, Guillermo/Gonzaga, Luis (I)/Engen, Chris/Lavan, René/de Arcé, Freddi/Swayze, Patrick/Detres, Cesar/Casteneda, Debbie/Jansen, JoAnn Fregalette/Boorem, Mika/Portser, Mary/Jones, January (I)/Caro Caro, Yvonne/Ward, Sela/Cusumano, Polly/Benavides, Yessenia/Salinas, Claudia/Padilla Sánchez, Marisol/Garai, Romola/Aragón, Angélica/Alvarez, Alia Maria/Headley, Heather/Mya (I) +Dirty Dozen, The (1967)/Marvin, Lee/Roubicek, George/Borgnine, Ernest/Brown, Jim (I)/Wilson, Thick/Mancini, Al/Marner, Richard/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Phillips, Robert (I)/Webber, Robert (I)/Savalas, Telly/Miller, Dick (I)/Cooper, Stuart (III)/Jaeckel, Richard/Schiller, Frederick/Maitland, Colin/Kennedy, George (I)/Heinz, Gerard/López, Trini/Walker, Clint (I)/Hollis, John (I)/Ryan, Robert (I)/Cassavetes, John/Meeker, Ralph/Carruthers, Ben/Bronson, Charles/Busby, Tom/Reisser, Dora/Owens, Suzanne/Knef, Hildegard +Dirty Harry (1971)/Tabori, Kristoffer/Murphy, Charles (II)/Dunlap, Al/Maley, Sean/Klitsner, Stu/Eastwood, Clint/Vernon, John (I)/Mitchum, John/Garrett, Eddie/Webber, Dean (II)/Seaman, Allen/Robinson, Andrew (I)/Hertsens, Marc/Pray, Christopher/Lawson, Richard (I)/Nolan, James (I)/Zacks, Stephen/Santoni, Reni/Garber, John/Gillum, David/Paul, Victor/Gail, Max/Dario, Tony/Kelly, Craig (I)/Burrafato, George/Jue, Derek/Parfrey, Woodrow/Robinson, Ernest/Washburn, Charles/Fargo, George/Haggerty, H.B./Paterson, William/Hanson, Jack (I)/Popwell, Albert/Dorsett, Chuck/Tracy, John (I)/Couch, Bill/Argent, Maurice/Finnegan, Joe/Deadrick Sr., Vince/Harris, Bob (I)/Johnson, Raymond (I)/Guardino, Harry/Ross, Frederic/Fong, Leslie/Siegel, Don (I)/Samuelson, Richard (II)/Duran, Larry/Hicks, Chuck/Hale, Scott (I)/Sommer, Josef/Larch, John/Peebles, John W./Dyer, Denise/Mercer, Mae/Noland, Ann/Mock, Laurie/Dyer, Diane (I)/Carlin, Joy/Davidson, Diana/Foraker, Lois/Harper, Kate/D'Amico, Jana/Tanimura, Pamela/Kobart, Ruth/Henrichsen, Diana/Paton, Angela/Wisely, Janet/O'Malley, Kathleen (I)/Darnell, Diane/Edgington, Lyn/Neis, Mary Ann/Rios, Lolita/De Winter, Jo/Bowen, Ann/Scott, Debralee +Dirty Pretty Things (2002)/Savva, Michael/Karanj, Nizwar/Ali, Barber/Kouyaté, Sotigui/Younger, Damon/Bhattacharjee, Paul/Gouhad, Abi/Buric, Zlatko/Burgess, Fisun/Altin, Yusuf/Kissoon, Jeffery/López, Sergi (I)/Hudaverdi, Kenan/Mellinger, Michael/Ejiofor, Chiwetel/Ajibade, Yemi/Oparei, Deobia/Écoffey, Jean-Philippe/D'Silva, Darrell/Wong, Benedict/Aduramo, Israel/Dosanjh, Kriss/Scarborough, Adrian/Stenner, Ron/Solomon, Jemanesh/Okonedo, Sophie/Edwards, Jeillo/Michael, Sabina/Simpson, Naomi/Dumezweni, Noma/Hamill, Rita/Tautou, Audrey +Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988)/Zorich, Louis/McDiarmid, Ian/Holliday-Evans, Rupert/Rodgers, Anton/Penvern, André/Caine, Michael (I)/Graham, Hepburn/Maly, Xavier/Baffos, Georges Gerrard/Martin, Steve (I)/Calfan, Nicole/Fay, Meagen/Susi, Lolly/Walle, Aïna/Beaufils, Valerie/Davidson, Patricia (II)/Harris, Barbara (I)/Headly, Glenne/Ivey, Dana/Auffret, Nathalie/Pay, Cheryl/Conroy, Frances +Dirty Shame, A (2004)/Wilroy, Channing/Salamanca, Richard/Mack, Steve (I)/Cox, Lee E./Hunter, Mario Lamar/Vance, Schuster/Hasselhoff, David/Clary, Paul M./Stewart, Thomas W./Wilson, Glenn (I)/Dunham, David A./Marshall, Robert Neal/Shields, John (II)/Vance, Jayson/Moretti, David (II)/Willis, Michael (I)/Hughes, Liam/DeBoy, Paul/Gonzalez, Carlos Juan/Hewitt, Don (I)/Fulford, Nathan/Wendl, Alan J./Pelzman, Richard/Johnson, Wes/Knoxville, Johnny/Roberts, Doug (I)/DeBoy, David/Reese, Kevin/Strother, Frederick/Noble, Nicholas E.I./Morgan, Scott (I)/DeAngelis, Richard/Caggiano, Tim/Auerbach, Jeffrey (II)/Colbert, Gino/Kain, Rick/Boffman, Randall/Katinsky, Josh/Isaak, Chris/El-Mahdi, Sharif/Ford, Ty (I)/Grey, Jonas/Szibler, Stephen/Gabel, Michael/Ahl, Michael/Connell, Gaelan Alexander/Figgs, George/Prentice, Britt/Pavelec, John G./Baldwin, Lance/Adams, Bob (I)/Ransone, James/Abrams, Patsy Grady/Allenback, Susan/Chivvis, Jeanette/Hearst, Patricia/Briley-Strand, Gwendolyn/Winkler, Julie/Schertler, Jean/Rome, Susan/Foglia, Leanna/Leigh, Hari/Calo, Angela/McCune, Lynn/Orem, Jewel/Pearce, Mary Vivian/Knower, Rosemary/Hoffman, Jackie/Stone, Jocelyn/Lechter, Mary/Bowman, Brilane/Shepherd, Suzanne/Nalls, Grace/Kiley, Kate/Kaladjian, Shirleyann/Hill, Jean (I)/Ullman, Tracey/Rawleigh, Carolyn/Newman-Williams, Lucy/Duvall, Susan/Engler, Kosha/Rouse, Jennifer/Stole, Mink/Lake, Ricki/Wendl, Joyce Flick/Blair, Selma +Dirty Work (1998)/Sperdakos, George/Mendicino, Gerry/Binkley, James/Ruffo, A. Frank/Shipman, Robert/O'Sullivan, Paul/Mif/Chuvalo, George/MacDonald, Norm/Sicilia, Joseph/Jerome, Howard/Farley, Chris/Goodman, John (I)/Roman, Emilio/Steinberg, Matthew (I)/Carroll, James (III)/White, Lloyd (I)/Norton, Ken/Vollans, Michael/Martineau, Gord/Lange, Artie/Daly, Shane (I)/Bain, Trevor/Rox, Robbie/Chase, Chevy/Gillett, Chris (I)/Sandler, Adam (I)/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Nickalls, Grant/Saunders, Cliff (II)/Gil, Arturo/Meyler, Tony/Bergschneider, Conrad/Bishop, Rummy/Warden, Jack/Farley, Kevin P./Gibson, Scott (I)/Banks, Boyd/Chase, Johnie/Reid, Bradley/Alianak, Harant/Wolf, Fred (II)/Stevens, Michael (XII)/Koechner, David/Downey, James (I)/Miranda, Michael A./Chan, Henry (II)/McQueen, B.J./Sali, Richard/Talwar, Sanjay/Pool, Austin/Rickles, Don/Bray, Wilfrid/Coleman, Gary (I)/Anscombe, Mike (I)/Hinderstein, Deborah/Motta, Bess/Petty, Dini/Park, Uni/Odom, Christine/Shannon, Polly/Wright, Arlaine/Wenn, Joslyn/Steede, Jennifer/Doyes, Eleanor/Stone, Laura (I)/Howard, Traylor/Booker, Jessica/Hawtrey, Kay/Romijn, Rebecca/Pudwell, Laura +Disclosure (1994)/Laskin, Michael/Sadler, Nicholas/Chieffo, Michael (I)/Baker, Dylan (I)/Dizon, Jesse/Gallagher, David Drew/Power, Edward/Duvall, Wayne/Attanasio, Joseph/Tabakin, Ralph/Hauser, Stephen/Rich, Allan/Urla, Joe/Asanti, Pat/Einhorn, Trevor/Shearer, Jack/Douglas, Michael (I)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Hocke, Bernard/Miller, Dennis (I)/Logue, Donal/Moore, Demi/Tran, Kim (I)/Scott, Anneliza/Plakson, Suzie/Goodall, Caroline/McCullough, Linda/Yee, Nancy/Einhorn, Faryn/Tufeld, Lynn/Flanagan, Anne/Henderson, Melanie/Rowe, Marie/Razali, Rohana/Killmeyer, Lynne/Chylik, Darina/Williamson, Kate/Kim, Jacqueline/Maffia, Roma/Forsyth, Rosemary/Forke, Farrah +Dish, The (2000)/Neill, Sam/Davidson, Darren/Cronkite, Walter/Paterson, Alister/Warburton, Patrick/Mitchell, Billy (II)/Zent, Alexander/Keltie, Luke/Humphrey, Hubert H./Bennett, Frank (IV)/McMartin, John/Berger, Randall/Collins, Michael (II)/Macartney, Rowan/Macartney, Aidan/Gilbert, Andrew S./Kennedy, John F./Aldrin, Buzz/Crisp, Roger/Pigot, Neil/Tingwell, Charles 'Bud'/Nixon, Richard/Walden, Mal/Thompson, Grant (II)/Long, Tom (I)/Bell, Nicholas/Brown, Bille/Donaldson, Simon/Ritterman, Jason/Armstrong, Neil (I)/McNeil, Rod/Keogh, Jeff/Factor, Jarrod/Kane, Tayler/Glenn, John (III)/Pearce, Sir Eric/Moore, Matthew (II)/Harrington, Kevin (I)/Flaus, John/Curry, Bernard/Snell, Carl/Street, Christopher-Robin/McGill, Oliver/Billing, Roy (I)/Wright-Smith, Ben/Menelaus, Jane/Mooy, Genevieve/O'Donnell, Marilyn/Mann, Colette/Ward, Susan (III)/Szonert, Eliza/Dunn, Beverley (I)/Roberts, Denise/Kripac, Lenka/Wright, Naomi (I)/Walker, Kerry/Hammond, Rosalind +Distinguished Gentleman, The (1992)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Petrie Jr., Daniel/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Dahlgren, Tom/Shaud, Grant/Bemis, Cliff/Garner, James/Kaplan, Marty/Lazorcik, Mike/Penhale, David A./Boggs, Tommy/Doolittle, John (I)/Gaines, Sonny Jim/Dutton, Charles S./McBride, Chi/Rivers, Victor (I)/Michael, John (V)/Anderson, Dion/Baker, Joe Don/Finnegan, Tom/Benzali, Daniel/Williams, J.D. (I)/Frank, Gary/Koepenick, Brad/Owens, Mel/Gelatto, Brian/Anders, Richard/Levin, Stu/Willingham, Noble/Price, Gary (I)/Smith, Lane (I)/Reid, Roger E./Harris, Cynthia (I)/Anderson, Constance (I)/Totenberg, Nina/Foster, Frances/Huffman, Rosanna/McCarthy, Julianna/Travis, Dianne Turley/Heard, Cordis/Ciaffa, Patricia/Stribling, Angela/Rowell, Victoria/Carson, Sarah/Barry, Prudence/Gaybis, Anne/Forristal, Susan/Ralph, Sheryl Lee/Reese, Della/Winters, Autumn/Grau, Doris +Disturbing Behavior (1998)/Smith, Sean (I)/Railsback, Steve/Moloney, Robert (I)/Runyan, Tygh/Cecere, Fulvio/Taylor, Ryan (I)/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Stahl, Nick/Destry, John B./Paetkau, David/Sadler, William (I)/Chalk, Gary/Danyliu, Andre/Miller, Stephen E./Amsing, Sean/Zukovic, Dan/Holmes, Stephen (I)/Sumpton, Christopher R./Mulligan, Terry David/Blancard, Jarred/Jackson, Dee Jay/Marsden, James (I)/Musser, Larry/Brazeau, Jay/Prinsloo, P.J./Large, Corey (I)/LaCroix, Peter/Buckley, A.J. (I)/Fehr, Brendan/Hamilton, Derek/Embry, Ethan/Lang, Stephen J./Lewis, Robert (II)/Wilde, Bob/Aviss, Mark/Donella, Chad/Abrahams, Doug/Owens, Chris (I)/Mehler, Tobias/Angel, Melanie (I)/Joachim, Suzy/Pope, Carly/Patzwald, Julie/Harmon, Cynde (II)/Barber, Gillian (I)/Malthe, Natassia/Lindbjerg, Lalainia/Redmond, Sarah-Jane/Scott, Fiona (I)/Skalnik, Michelle/Marlow, Zuzana/Cass, Crystal/Evangelista, Daniella/Shestack, Marciarose/Isabelle, Katharine/Saunders, Kendall/Kelsey, Tamsin/Hogan, Susan/Davies, Glynis/Boyd, Lynda/Cattani, Christine/Holmes, Katie/Braidwood, Kate/Tougas, Erin/Maxie, Judith +Diva (1981)/Porraz, Jean-Luc/Chaillou, Gérard/Debrane, Michel/Floersheim, Patrick/Bertin, Roland/Robin, Bernard/Berthier, Eugène/Besnehard, Dominique (I)/Marcel, Alain/Roussel, Yann/Darmon, Gérard/Pinon, Dominique/Gobin, Gabriel/Aquilon, Raymond/Mally, Dimo/Moreau, Jean-Jacques/Fabbri, Jacques/Vitrac, Jean-Louis/Darpy, Laurence/Andréi, Frédéric/Bohringer, Richard/Limas, Jim Adhi/Draber, Etienne/Cosma, Vladimir/Mergault, Isabelle/Champeaux, Andrée/Luu, Thuy An/Fernandez, Wilhelmenia/Malapert, Louise/Zabaloieff, Tania/Moudiki-Moreau, Marthe/Duthilleul, Laure/Lahaie, Brigitte/Deruaz, Chantal/Germon, Nane/Romand, Anny/Dalyan, Nathalie/Mally, Vaneta +Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002)/Matheus, Connor/Koehler, Frederick/Smith, David Lee (I)/Cooper, Austin R./Kestner, Boyd/Mattison, Michael/Lienau, Clint/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Baker, Don Henderson/Dortch, Ron/Bridgewater, David/Macfadyen, Angus/Joy, Mark/Mahal, Taj (I)/Cooper, Alex (I)/Connington, Kevin/Jackson, Tristan/Johnson, Gil/Longstreet, Robert/Moyer, Mike/Hewett, E. Michael/Rasche, David/Settle, Matthew/Garner, James/Fiore, Aaron/McKee, Gina/Wilson, Veda/Burstyn, Ellen/Flanagan, Fionnula/Wachs, Caitlin/Silva, Leslie/Tschudi, Nicki/Huck, Sarah/Weetman, Barbara/Selverstone, Katy/Sarallen/Gold, Alyssa May/Bullock, Sandra/Jones, Cherry (I)/Savoy, Ann/Repeta, Nina/Burton, Ursula/Yates, Suellen/Weiss, Mary Katherine/McKenzie, Jacqueline (I)/Bertolino, Allison/Warren, Kiersten/Knight, Shirley (I)/Smith, Maggie (I)/Hobart, Deborah/Judd, Ashley +Divorce, Le (2003)/Couchet, Gérard/Vienne, Christophe/Mesguich, Daniel/Schwaar, Laurent/Stordalen, Kiran/Gonder, Matthew/Duris, Romain/Chanoit, Frédérick/Nelson (III)/Lhomme, Jean-Marie/Tissot, Marc/Brändli, Pierre-Olivier/Broche, Emmanuel/Lhermitte, Thierry/Erickson, Christian/Moreau, Eric (II)/Modine, Matthew/Fry, Stephen (I)/Poupaud, Melvil/Labarthe, Samuel/Ezzeldin, Cherif/Pascaud, Sébastien/Tabor, Philip/Waterston, Sam/Pivert, Jean-Jacques/Ewing, Alan/Delettrez, Georges/Lennon, Thomas (III)/Applefield, David/Borrel, Arnaud/Bouvier, Jean-Pierre/Barr, Jean-Marc/Chanet, Joseph/Gruen, Samuel/Aussedat, Pierre/Crudo, André/Loukianenko, Victor/Wyckoff, Peter/Raymond, Jean-Pierre/Balsan, Humbert/Canovas, Anne/Rochelle, Claire (II)/Lonnoy, Sandrel/Close, Glenn/Murphy-Borel, Floriane/Watts, Naomi (I)/Buchet-Deàk, Esmée/Degraef, Sandrine/Borgo, Marianne/Brion, Françoise/Sellman, Marie-Louise/Antebi, Jeanne/Axas, Elie/Yoshiyama, Keiko/Burnett, Judith/Bavart, Emilie/Neuwirth, Bebe/Adam, Marie-Christine/Belaunde, Joaquina/Brett, Fannie/Hudson, Kate (I)/de Urkiola, Hissa/Lang, Valerie/Samie, Catherine/Surgère, Hélène/Caron, Leslie/Richard, Nathalie/Channing, Stockard/Hartner, Rona/Delerm, Graziella/Pivain, Dominique/Sébastian, Micky +Do the Right Thing (1989)/Pastore, Garry/Savage, John (I)/Lawrence, Martin (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Turturro, Nicholas/Smith, Roger Guenveur/White, Steve (I)/Park, Steve (I)/Park, Sherwin/Dellums, Erik/Esposito, Giancarlo/Turturro, John/Ramos, Sixto/Nagle, Joel (I)/Toulson, Travell Lee/Elliott, Shawn/Vincent, Frank (I)/Vasquez, Nelson/Aiello, Danny/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Ramírez, Ángel/Benjamin, Paul (I)/Thomas, Leonard L./Nunn, Bill/Faison, Frankie/Davis, Ossie/Ramos, Luis/Lee, Spike/Delaney, Chris/Weinberg, David E./Aiello, Rick/Edson, Richard/Habersham, Richard/Harris, Robin (I)/Yang, Ginny/Lee, Joie/Wallace, Soquana/Brown, Yattee/McGee, Gwen/Brunson, Mecca/Stainback, Shawn/Osorio, Diva/Perez, Rosie/Rivers, Christa/Dee, Ruby (I) +Dobermann (1997)/Merat-Barboff, Ivan/Lambert, Patrick (I)/Demolon, Pascal/Ortega, Chick/Ben Badra, Affif/Duris, Romain/Duret, Marc/Freytt, Rodolph/Basler, Antoine/Amstutz, Roland/Leguilloux, Marcel/Karyo, Tchéky/Bettenfeld, Dominique/Conseil, Gilles/Richard, Bruno (II)/Noé, Gaspar/Cassel, Vincent/Camacho, José (I)/Metzger, Stéphane/Caro, Marc/Arbessier, Arnaud/Rocca, Patrick/Levantal, François/Camus, Frédéric/Catton, Jean-François/Baschet, Marc/Lescot, Jean/Kounen, Jan/Valente, Carméla/Bellucci, Monica/Chocho, Elle/Arnaud, Virginie/Cintract, Anthéa/Seguy, Francia/Mañá, Laura/Bizart, Lucie/Guedj, Attica/Thomassin, Florence +Doc Hollywood (1991)/Zukoski, Dan Charles/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Cowart, William/Hamilton, George (I)/Burns, Vincent J. (I)/Cerny, Daniel/Van Dalsem, David H. 'Dutch'/Winters, Time/Harrelson, Woody/Herman, Jack E./Lund, Jordan/Munns, Robert/Enriquez, Robert (III)/Birk, Raye/Stiers, David Ogden/Brush, Douglas/Bechtel, Eric/Charles, Dan/Thompkins, David/Caton-Jones, Michael/McCalman, Macon/Chapman, Michael (I)/Blossom, Roberts/Cook, Darrell Jay/Bell, Dan (I)/Winkler, Mel/Lacy, Tom (I)/Gillespie, Billy/Dupre, David/Josefsberg, Ken/Johnson, Martin Alan/Sobel, Barry/Davis, Ted (I)/Hughes, Barnard/Strickland, Amzie/Lester, Emily/Donatelli, Amanda Junette/Vogt, K.T./Fonda, Bridget/MacQueen, Melanie/Hartman-Golden, Karen/Smith, Kirsche/Benseman, Roxanne/Bjorkland, Janis/Minter, Kelly Jo/Sternhagen, Frances/Roland Warren, Kelly/Conaway, Cristi/Malis-Morey, Adele/Warner, Julie/Byrde, Eyde/Poling, Kathy/Martin, Helen (II) +Doctor Dolittle (1998)/Shandling, Garry/Camp, Hamilton/Branklyn, Charles/Patrick, Kellan/Smith, Dari Gerard/Wright, Karl T. (I)/Mason, Raymond Matthew/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Brooks, Albert (I)/Einbinder, Chad/Dellums, Erik/Shamburger, Douglas (II)/Mahan, Kerrigan/Doucette, Jeff (I)/Penn, Richard (I)/Reubens, Paul/Applegate, Royce D./Gottfried, Gilbert/Giamatti, Paul/Proctor, Phil/Schiff, Richard/McLaughlin, Cliff/Davis, Ossie/Dean, James F./Ming, Lo/Tambor, Jeffrey/Rock, Chris (I)/Leguizamo, John/Sellers, Stan/Santoni, Reni/Kwan, Brian/Caise, Yule/Gilborn, Steven/Calfa, Don/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Callender, L. Peter/Lafayette, John/Turner, Arnold F./Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Adair-Rios, Mark/Lipnicki, Jonathan/Hahn, Archie/Platt, Oliver/MacDonald, Norm/Towles, Tom/Frierson, Eddie/Boyle, Peter (I)/Dubuque, Dida/Grant, Beth/Christopher, June/Elfman, Jenna/Raven (VII)/Franklin, Cherie/Pratt, Kyla (II)/Nakahara, Kellye/Kavner, Julie/Yamamoto, Kay/DeGeneres, Ellen/Katz, Phyllis/Wilson, Kristen (I) +Doctor Zhivago (1965)/MacGowran, Jack/Nieto, José (I)/Rietty, Robert/Frees, Wolf/Palacios, Ricardo/Jackson, Inigo/Rockland, Jeffrey/Caffarel, José María/Eden, Mark (I)/Courtenay, Tom/Carrer, Emilio/Kay, Bernard (I)/Jersch, Gerhard/Chitty, Erik/Willman, Noel/Bahador, Assad/Keen, Geoffrey/Israel, Víctor/Richardson, Ralph (I)/Tichy, Gérard/Teixeira, Virgilio/Sambrell, Aldo/Guinness, Alec/Kinski, Klaus/Sharif, Tarek/Maxwell, Roger/Madden, Peter/Sharif, Omar/Steiger, Rod/Alcañiz, Luana/Westmore, Lucy/McKenna, Siobhan (I)/Christie, Julie (I)/Martín, María (I)/Ruiz, Mercedes/Vico, María/Trace, Brigitte/Corri, Adrienne/Gómez Ferrer, Pilar/Chaplin, Geraldine/Muráti, Lili/Tushingham, Rita/Ellison, Catherine/Nelson, Gwen (I)/Pitt, Ingrid +Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004)/Turner, Stephen B./Chanley, Andy/Boyd, David (III)/Armstrong, Lance (I)/Williams, Jim Cody/Root, Stephen (I)/Cole, Gary (I)/Boyd, Cayden/Moore, Joel (I)/Duff, Jamal/Porter, Kevin/Barnaba, Bix/McKinney, Tobias/Thurber, Rawson Marshall/Long, Justin (I)/Schuman, Earl/O'Brien, Trever/Beal, Bowd/Azaria, Hank/Carpenter, Robert 'Duckie'/Kaplon, Al/Vaughn, Vince/Molale, Brandon/Tudyk, Alan/Stiller, Ben/Armstrong, Curtis/Williams, Chris (XII)/Levin, Matt (I)/Grimes, Doug/Norris, Chuck/Bateman, Jason/Soergel, Tim/Daly, Tony (I)/Shatner, William/End, Sik/Joiner, Rusty/Kesler, John/Wallace, Brian W./Hasselhoff, David/Chalk, Tate/Torn, Rip/Taylor, Christine (I)/Rosales, Hayley C./Gonzalo, Julie/Pyle, Missi/Colemon, Jordyn/Horne, Priscilla Leona/Stiller, Amy/Chorvat, Scarlett/Denberg, Lori Beth/Ensign, Julia/Nakamura, Suzy +Dog Day Afternoon (1975)/Cazale, John/Malave, Chu Chu/Serra, Raymond/Bogert, William/Towles, Tom/Durning, Charles/Foresta, Carmine (I)/Murphy, Thomas (I)/Cummins, Ron/Everett, Todd (I)/Springer, Gary/MacKenzie, Philip Charles/Marriott, John (I)/Gerber, Jay/Pacino, Al/Guskin, Paul E./Chianese, Dominic/Pina, Lionel/Levine, Floyd/Boyar, Sully/Costanzo, Robert/Sarandon, Chris (I)/Henriksen, Lance/Broderick, James (I)/Bulleit, James/Williams, Dick Anthony/Levitt, Amy/Malina, Judith/Peretz, Susan/Sheldon, Lynette/Garrick, Beulah/Omens, Estelle/Kurtz, Marcia Jean/Allen, Penelope/Haufrecht, Marcia/Kane, Carol (I)/Kazan, Sandra +Dog Soldiers (2002)/McKidd, Kevin/Vilrikke's Acer/Claxton Payne, Brian/Wright, Ben (II)/Walters, Bryn/Simpson, Leslie/Conway, Craig (I)/Pertwee, Sean/Morfitt, Darren/Cunningham, Liam/Lockyer, Thomas/Robson, Chris (III)/Landini, Tina/Cleasby, Emma +Dogfight (1991)/Fry, John (I)/Farrar, Albert/Moore, Jason (IV)/Gotta, Brian/Phoenix, River/Cahn, Art/Lynch, Ron (I)/Luckett, Dewayne/Stubbs, Ron/Carman, Dale (I)/James, Joe (III)/Evans, George (V)/Schembri, Julian/Pearson, Bruce (I)/Munns, Robert/Lacy, John (I)/Franklin, Joseph/Allen, Neal (I)/Berg, Don (I)/Fraser, Brendan/Garman, Dale/MacIntyre, David/Mikelson, Ivars/Williams, Dion/Walters, Frank/Whitfield, Mitchell/Utt, Kenneth (I)/Clark, Anthony (I)/Luft, Jacob/Orozco, Rafael/San Nicholas, Chris/Panebianco, Richard/Shaw, Christopher (I)/Skerritt, Matt/Washburn, Anne Elizabeth/Wallenfels, Jessica/Armenante, Jillian/McCarthy, Rebecah/Gamer, Kristie/Utt, Angie/Vetter, Laura/Fairchild, Krisha/McCord, Constance/Lafferty, Sandra Ellis/Daily, Elizabeth/Morales, Sue/Fox, Bonnie (I)/Taylor, Lili (I)/Near, Holly (I)/Phillips, Peg/Williams, Denise (III)/Mastin, Christina/Benedetti, Barb +Dogma (1999)/Termath, Steve J./Damon, Matt/Sakurai, Kitao/Rodriguez, Armando (I)/Milosavljevic, Derek/Maher, Matthew/Lee, Hakyun/Mosier, Scott/Taillon, Robert/Hoffman, Jeffrey/Johnson, Bryan (I)/Cain Jr., Benjamin J./Boyt, Zachary/Kotaska, Robert/Rock, Chris (I)/Flanagan, Walter (I)/Holtzman, Robert/Cort, Bud/Affleck, Ben/Pfennigwerth, Jared/O'Halloran, Brian/Fullmer, Michael/Sheridan, Rusty/Mewes, Jason/McFadden, Brendan/Suplee, Ethan/Zaglin, Matthew/Mahfood, Jim/Carlin, George/Hackney, Barret/Etheridge, Dan (I)/Baderinwa, Richard/Walsh, Patrick (II)/Pereira, Vincent/Gordon, Jonathan (I)/Barrett, Chris (IV)/Ewell, Dwight/Rickman, Alan/Lee, Jason (I)/Anderson, Jeff (I)/Johnson, Javon (I)/Sanders, Derrick/Joy, Mark/Smith, Kevin (I)/Morissette, Alanis/Mosser, Nancy (I)/Garofalo, Janeane/Levine, Linda/Bach, Nancy/O'Brien, Marie Elena/Hampton, Monica/Hayek, Salma/Aberlin, Betty/Loughran, Kimberly/Turner, Guinevere/Braden, Lesley/Fiorentino, Linda +Dogtown and Z-Boys (2001)/Alva, Tony/Pratt, Nathan/Ho, Jeff/Stecyk, Craig/Leipold, Ronnie Jay/Constantineau, Paul/Sarlo, Allen/Engblom, Skip/Muir, Jim (II)/Phelps, Jake/Reiter, Mark (I)/Hackett, David/Biniak, Bob/Penn, Sean (I)/Friedkin, Tony/Rollins, Henry/Leahy, Joe (I)/Richards, Fran/Ruml, Wentzle/Ament, Jeff/Humpston, Wes/Sims, Tom/Cullen, 'Baby' Paul/Grimes, Marty/Freidman, Steve/Peralta, Stacy/Adams, Jay (III)/MacKaye, Ian/Friedman, Glen E./Caballero, Steve/Hawk, Tony/Kubo, Shogo/Olson, Steve (VIII)/Oki, Peggy +Dogville (2003)/Hurt, John/Jones, John Randolph/Grant, Barry (II)/Coster, Jan/Hall, Philip Baker/Hago, Laszlo/Kirkbakk, Oskar/Kier, Udo/Andersson, Ulf/Purinton, Miles/Karlsson, Hans/Bettany, Paul/Barr, Jean-Marc/Skarsgård, Stellan/Silva, Erich/Henriksson, Niklas/Raymond, Bill (I)/Ivanek, Zeljko/Galle, Andreas/Johansson, Mikael/Voge, Eric/Wolf, Ove/Örner, Ingvar/Vikmo, Kent/Gazzara, Ben/Fredriksson, Mattias/Davies, Jeremy (I)/Hoffman, Thom/Caan, James/King, Lee R./Lundqvist, Evelina/Clarkson, Patricia/Brobeck, Anna/Lindgren, Tilde/Bacall, Lauren/Brinkemo, Evelina/Brown, Blair/Andersson, Harriet/Shim, Shauna/Sevigny, Chloë/Kidman, Nicole/Fallon, Siobhan/King, Cleo/Olofsson, Helga +Dolce vita, La (1960)/Sheldon, Noel/Fadda, Paolo/Zingarelli, Italo/Plebani, Alberto/Mingozzi, Gianfranco/Domino (I)/Doria, Enzo/Baghino, Gianni/Querrel, Giovanni/Messoyedoff, Alex/Talamo, Gino/Benedetti, Remo/Addobbati, Giuseppe/Girola, Giulio/Di Maggio, Carlo/De Pino, Andrea/Dobrzensky, Count Ivenda/Labia, Paolo/Garrone, Riccardo/Jacono, Antonio/Rizzo, Alfredo/Ninchi, Annibale/Brofferio, Ferdinando/Kechler, Carlo/Romani, Giancarlo/Wolkowsky, Vadim/Guelfi, Maurizio/Cristiani, Decimo/Dieudonné, François/Annuale, Armando/Mambor, Renato/Thody, Henry/Lane, John Francis/Antequero, Juan/Balsamo, Ignazio/Savona, Leopoldo/Cortini, Tiziano/Manfrino, Vittorio/Trucchi, Gondrano/De Grenet, Mario/Picardi, Cesarino Miceli/Mariotti, Carlo/Polidor/Gabrielli, Giacomo/Felici, Umberto/Musto, Carlo/Cerusico, Enzo/Citti, Giulio/Prunas, Oliviero/Botta, Leonardo/Marturano, Gino/Staiano, Gio/Conocchia, Mario/Cuny, Alain/Savage, Archie/Ruspoli di Poggio Suasa, Prince Eugenio/Barker, Lex/Santesso, Walter/O'Grady, Desmond (II)/Consalvo, Francesco/Orsini, Umberto/Nardi, Aurelio/Paradisi, Giulio/Leoncini, Guglielmo/Busetti, Massimo/Dijon, Alain/Sernas, Jacques/Questi, Giulio/Luzi, Francesco/Torres, Tomás/Giordani, Romolo/Mastroianni, Marcello/Mallarno, Mario/Rossellini, Franco/Tress, Vando/Buzzo, Tito/Campanino, Tony/Lori, Francisco/Aligheri, Conte Brunoro Serego/Vasco, Aldo/Meniconi, Nello/Celentano, Adriano/Castellaneta, Donato/Glori, Enrico/Doro, Mino/Grandi, Libero/Giacobini, Franco/Capucci, Fabrizio/Ragusa, Concetta/Vasilico, Lucia/Wolodimeroff, Maria Teresa/Longarini, Renée/Van Strein, Leontine/Furneaux, Yvonne/Paolozzi, Contessa Cristina/Marigliano, Maria/Hohenlohe, Nina/Petrini, Paola/Russo, Margherita/Ramaciotti, Loretta/Vagliani, Winie/Soldani, Isabella/Melocco, Marta/Spadini, Letizia/Nico (I)/Calvino, Daniela/Serafini, Maria Pia/Granado, Lily/Cini, Elisabetta/Repaci, Leonida/Colombo, Nani/Knorr, Else/Noël, Magali/Pepi, Loretta/Tsao, Teresa/Hennessy, April/Lee, Sondra (I)/Schneider, Lisa (II)/Graefeck, Christine/Gray, Nadia/Weynen, Antoinette/Salvatore, Anna/Esparmer, Donatella/Jones, Gloria (I)/André, Federika/Orfei, Liana/Hendy, Gloria/Moneta, Adriana/Pignatelli, Princess Doris/Betti, Laura/Tesi, Sandra/Wilson, Angela (II)/Medin, Harriet/Balabine, Nadia/Pasut, Franca/Aimée, Anouk/Fiume, Oretta/Della Nora, Donatella/De Rossi, Adele/Modigliani, Lucia/Salerno, Anna Maria/Vianello, Maria Teresa/Antequera, Joan/Rodd, Rosemary Rennel/Busetti, Giovanna/Morand, Maite/Tree, Iris/Ciangottini, Valeria/Leibl, Marianne/Bracci Dorati, Ida/Franchetti, Rina/Ekberg, Anita/Denise, Christine/McDonald, Audrey/Galli, Ida/Denise, Katherine/Giavalisco, Angela/Lojodice, Giuliana/Passeri, Ada/von Normand, Sandy/Mazzanti, Maria +Dolls (2002)/Shimizu, Shogo/Osugi, Ren/Tsuda, Kanji/Toyotake, Shimadayu/Takeshige, Tsutomu/Ôtsuka, Hôchû/Aoyama, Hawking/Saga, Shuhei/Mihashi, Tatsuya/Moremore Jr., Sammy/Oonishi, Takeshi/Nishijima, Hidetoshi/Omori, Nao/Aizawa, Kazunari/Kitago, Al/Yoshida, Minotaro/Shioka, Moro/Yoshida/Tsuruzawa, Kiyosuke/Yoshizawa, Kyoko/Nishio, Mari/Kanno, Miho/Daike, Yuuko/Kanazawa, Midori/Matsubara, Chieko/Kishimoto, Kayoko/Fukada, Kyôko +Dolores Claiborne (1995)/Rubin, Edward (III)/Reilly, John C. (I)/Eilertson, Dean/Adamson, Frank (I)/Gunton, Bob/Cooper, Roy (I)/Burnett, Kelly/Allen, Weldon/Steel, Vernon/Strathairn, David/Skinner, Thomas (I)/Robson, Wayne/Gallant, Tom (I)/Appleby, Matt/Bogosian, Eric/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Bates, Kathy (I)/Muth, Ellen/Marshall, Ruth/MacDonald, Sandy (I)/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Parfitt, Judy/Lane, Susan/Murray, Taffara Jessica Stella +Dom za vesanje (1988)/Halim, Sedrije/Ahmetovic, Nazifa/Hasimovic, Husnija/Memedov, Zabit/Rojan, Saban/Jagli, Irfan/Zulic, Ibro/Zulic, Mirsad/Redzepi, Ajnur/Dujmovic, Davor/Lakovic, Predrag/Cerin, Emir/Redzepi, Advija/Todorovic, Bora/Djuric, Branko (I)/Rizvanovic, Edin/Mumutovic, Albert/Juh, Boris/Adzovic, Jadranka/Trpkova, Sinolicka/Demirovic, Julijana/Adzovic, Ljubica/Sali, Elvira/Karisik, Suada/Gregorac, Marjeta +Domestic Disturbance (2001)/Siegel, Marc (III)/Santiago-Hudson, Ruben/Hanner, Zach/Roberts, Steve (V)/O'Leary, Matt/Beard, Vince/Harper, Leroy/Lloyd, Brad/Sweeney, Ryan (I)/Noday, Patt/Bailey, Charles E./Sears, Ty/Venters, Lee/Vaughn, Vince/Jones, Leland L./Fiore, Aaron/Merritt, Brad/Schifter, David/Patel, Vipin/Warren, Darryl/Buscemi, Steve/Travolta, John/Parry, William (II)/Hill Jr., Benton/Lashly, James/Bridgewater, David/Ligotino, Paul/Christy, George/Loren, Nick/Meskimen, Jim/Ellis, Chris (I)/Ruppert, Tait/Osborne, Holmes/Stout, Vince/Loughlin, Terry/Tomlinson, Michael (I)/Graves, Sara/Nystrom, Suzanne/Tomarchio, Bridgetta/Mooney, Debra/Torn, Angelica/Catterton, Dianna/Floyd, Susan/Polo, Teri/Jordan, Betsy/Tilney, Rebecca +Domino (2005)/Sparkes, Bruce/Delan, Anthony/Ashley, Abraham/Shalabi, Adham/Stephenson, Mark Kinsey/Darlington, Phillip/Flores, Tony (III)/Ziering, Ian/Mendez, Tiger/Picerni Jr., Chuck/Klein, Jeff (V)/Clifford, Matt (II)/Burch, Richard/Walken, Christopher/Hernandez, Eddie/Kerr, Patrick (I)/Waits, Tom/Gilvaher, Dusty/Bolt, Jackson/Coleman, Dabney/Bilberg, Frank/Clark, Adam (I)/Rademaekers, Mike/Temple, Lew/Parker, Chad/Abbasi, Riz/Rand, Richard/Manni, Vic/Gonzalez, Michael J./Pate, Jesse/Andolini, Michael/Jawara/Pepper, Bob (II)/Papajohn, Michael/Unger, Zeke/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Dimmy, Keith/Nguyen, Paul (IV)/Kaller, Robbie/Rourke, Mickey/Sklar, Paul (I)/Lindo, Delroy/Koehler, Frederick/Kamel, Stanley/McGee, Jack (III)/Ramirez, Edgar (I)/Mrotek, Andrzej/Newsom, Mark/Priestley, Jason/O'Neill, Kel/Thabet, George/Yadegari, Sarem/Springer, Jerry/Carter, T.K./LeRoi, Randolph/Milder, Andy/Molina, Rolando/Digirolamo, Leonardo/Iraheta, Leonidos/Matarazzo, Neal/Nunez, Joe (I)/Green, Brian Austin/Riley, David (II)/Rosales, Jesse/Christian, Ash/Mitchell, Greg (III)/Paraventi, Charles/Doherty, Shannen/Castro, Mary/Knightley, Keira/Hodge, Celesta/Gonzalez, Janet/Berlin, Julian/Brownstone, Tabitha/Bisset, Jacqueline/Lee, Melissa (III)/Kinison, Ginger/Mo'Nique/Nagler, Morgan/Kizer, Ashleigh/Carteris, Gabrielle/Mirojnick, Lili/Engel, Rebecca/Witty, Lora/Raye, Allie/Garth, Jennie/Harrington, Cheryl Francis/Lapira, Liza/Hawking, Heidi/Valine, Julie/Liu, Lucy/Konefall, Brianna/Clark, Ashley Monique/Scott, Donna W./Fabiano, Michelle/Avery, Shondrella/Suvari, Mena/Chamberlain, Anne (II)/Gray, Macy/Goldsmith, Vicki/Sabree/Dickey, Dale +Don Juan DeMarco (1995)/LaTour, Nick/Hernández, José (IV)/Lewis, Gilbert (I)/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Sarafian, Richard C./Gutstein, Ken (I)/Long, Trevor/Rodriguez, Robert Polance/Moreno, Fernando C./Singer, Stephen (I)/Casillas, Rosendo/Caccialanza, Lorenzo/Ramírez, Filiberto/Argenziano, Carmen/Corley, Al/Capizzi, Bill/Molina, Ernesto V./Weissman, Cliff/Dishy, Bob/Luz, Franc/García, Santiago (I)/Chandani, Sanjay/Brando, Marlon/Mardirosian, Tom/Depp, Johnny/Malota, Michael/Selena (I)/Dunaway, Faye/Kramer, Joni/Mariano, Bridget/Mauceri, Patricia/Levy, Laura/Danza, Roberta (I)/Scott, Esther (II)/Giancaterino, Kim/Pailhas, Géraldine/Soto, Talisa/Ticotin, Rachel/Geraghty, Marita/Lee, Diane (I)/Reed, Shirlee/Wolfe, Christine/Despotovich, Nada/Hughes, Tresa/Newman, Sara (IV)/Sicignano, Renee/Champa, Jo/Jardini, Adriana/Donlucas, Esperanza +Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (1996)/Killah, Ghostface/RZA/Genius/GZA/Jones Jr., Tedero/Anderson-Gunter, Jeffrey/Cheeks, Mr. (I)/Spencer, Chris/Barrie, Lester/Hailey, Jo Jo/Isley, Ernie/Lee, Casey (I)/Wayans, Damien/Avery II, Lloyd/Hailey, K-Ci/Günaydin, Marius/Reese, Ahmad/Shakoor, Salat/Smith, J.W./Abelew, Alan/Shakoor, M.B.A./Everitt, Benjamin N./Killa, Masta/Fargas, Antonio/Alexander, Gabriel/Scott, Joe (I)/Barnes, Isaiah/Grammon, Kwan/Randle, Scott/Deck, Inspectah/Bennett, Charles Edward/Bastard, Ol' Dirty/Eugene, Wesley/Toda, Toshi/Jamal, A.J./Morgan Jr., Tommy/Wayans, Shawn/Scriba, Mik/Wayans, Marlon/Raekwon/U-God/Van Patten, James (I)/Wayans, Keenen Ivory/Tate, Lahmard J./Isley, Ronald/Adler, Michael (I)/Torry, Guy/Mac, Bernie/McCullough, Suli/Wayans, Craig/Jamar, Travon/Reed, Don (I)/Epps, Omar/Cook, Xavier/Green, Reginal/Marchand, Mitchell/Robinson, Raasean/Love, Faizon/Kinder, Kirk/Isley, Rudolph/Man, Method/Monroe Jr., Samuel/Young, Queline/Heath, Darrel/Kelly, R./Thomas, Alex (I)/DeGrate, Dalvin/Morris, Keith (I)/English, Tiara/Jones, Krysten Leigh/Smallwood, Vivian/Morgan, Lisa (I)/Vaughn, Kelly/Watson, Virginia/Scott, Leonette/Jennings, Michele L./Vaughn, Terri J./Martin, Helen (II)/Fox, Vivica A./Otsuki, Tamayo/Reynolds, Marian/Madvig, Cynthia/Parker, Paula Jai/Wayans, Kim/Everson, Dora/Jones, Tracey Cherelle/Wilson, Yvette/Page, LaWanda/Lisa, Mona (VI) +Don't Look Now (1973)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Cattaneo, Bruno/Salter, Nicholas/Tree, David/Serato, Massimo/Trestini, Giorgio/Trieste, Leopoldo/Scarpa, Renato/Williams, Sharon (I)/Mason, Hilary/Rye, Ann/Matania, Clelia/Poerio, Adelina/Christie, Julie (I) +Don't Say a Word (2001)/Vanaria, Louis/Platt, Oliver/Schulze, Paul/DeWilde, Philip/Block, Larry (I)/Warshofsky, David/Magner, Colm/Douglas, Michael (I)/Reddick, Lance/Kash, Daniel (I)/Torry, Guy/Argo, Victor/Farmer, Cyrus/Campbell, Alex (I)/Lee, Paul J.Q./Goode, Conrad/Williams, Philip (I)/Frost, Darren/Doyle, Shawn (I)/Roach, Martin (I)/Devine, Aidan/Bean, Sean/Montesano, Sam/Iannicelli, Ray/Mauceri, Patricia/Esposito, Jennifer/Laurier, Lucie/McCole Bartusiak, Skye/Duncan, Arlene/Murphy, Brittany/Villanueva, Lorli/Fink, Isabella/Janssen, Famke/Sinclair, Judy +Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead (1991)/Claridge, Chris (II)/Gorman, Robert Hy/Tramon, Carl/Michaels, David Shawn/Duchovny, David/Charles, Josh (I)/Pettiet, Christopher/Getz, John (I)/Castellaneta, Dan/Bollow, Jeff/Newmyer, Robert F./Plummer, Christopher (II)/Kopelow, Michael/Pelish, Randy/Wilson, Ethan/Morley, Christopher (II)/Epstein, Marc (II)/Coogan, Keith/Holmes, Jim (I)/Jordan, Oscar/Bell, E.E./Ruggles, Steve/Duncan, Logan/Reilly, Brian (I)/Quezada, Alejandro/Lassick, Sydney/Dent, Frank/Clark, Bryan (I)/Ladman, Cathy/Corbett, Kristen/Charlot, Kawena/Robertson, Kimmy/Brook, Jayne/Morrison, Laurie/Merin, Eda Reiss/Applegate, Christina/Tucker, Deborah/Cassidy, Joanna/Brainard, Wendy/Mais, Michelle/Tomei, Concetta/Buxton, Sarah/Harris, Danielle +Donnie Brasco (1997)/Sisto, Rocco/Bulleit, James/Pacino, Al/Del Gaudio, Christopher/Pesce, Frank/Lavin, Jim (I)/Jenco, Sal/Ivanek, Zeljko/Black, Edward (II)/Millstein, Jeff/Lip, Tony/Musacchia, Rocco/Shimizu, Keenan/Nelson, Tim Blake/Brennan, Dan (I)/Kirby, Bruno/Francis, Joe (II)/Capucilli, Billy/LoGiudice, Gaetano/Vecchio, Pat/Russo, James (I)/Horton, John (II)/Caleb (II)/Tobias, Larry/Jurgensen, Randy/Tarantina, Brian/Becker, Gerry/Serpico, Terry/Romano, Larry/Rossi, Tony Ray/Giamatti, Paul/Grenier, Zach/MacPherson, Walt/Madsen, Michael (I)/Arnold, Madison/Angelica, George/Miano, Robert/Di Benedetto, John/Pastore, Garry/McCauley, James Michael/Parks, Andrew (I)/Avery, Val/Zavaglia, Richard/Depp, Johnny/Musacchia, Carmelo/Cahill, Laura/Fitzpatrick, Delanie/Heche, Anne/del Valle, Elaine/Faye, Denise (I)/Carter, LaJuan/Alexander, Elle (II)/Alexander, Elle (I)/Barber, Sandy (I)/Murphy, Doreen (I)/Panagos, Lisa Marie/Sagona, Katie/Farer, Ronnie/Gold, Sara/Stovall, Joyce/Mol, Gretchen +Donnie Darko (2001)/Robertson, Dee Austin/Taxier, Arthur/Hawn, Phil/Corral, Conrad/Leavenworth, Scotty/Duval, James/Wyle, Noah/Stone, Stuart/Truman, Jack (I)/Greenwald, Alex/Tangen, Tom/Rogen, Seth/Gyllenhaal, Jake/Lundy, Gary/Kranz, Fran/Trainor, Jerry/Moreland, David/St. James, David/Swayze, Patrick/Weaver, Lee (II)/Salvatore Jr., Jack/Osborne, Holmes/Hoffman, Mark (I)/Preston, Chris (II)/Malota, Marina/McDonnell, Mary (I)/Tisdale, Ashley/Malota, Kristina/Ross, Katharine (I)/Chase, Daveigh/Grant, Beth/Hudson, Sarah (I)/Peck, Tiler/Blair, Joan M./Mahannah, Jazzie/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Gyllenhaal, Maggie/Purdy, Jolene/Winfree, Rachel/Malone, Jena/Jones, Alison (I)/Naples, Carly/Cleveland, Patience/Palmer, Margaret Kontra/Juvonen, Nancy/Wyatt, Lisa K./Lyons, Phyllis +Doom (2005)/Fletcher, Dexter (I)/Hnetkovsky, Petr/Nelson, Robert (VI)/Urban, Karl/Daniels, Ben (I)/York, Daniel/Motlicek, Marek/Russell, Robert (VIII)/Psenicka, Jaroslav/Hughes, Ian (VI)/Adoti, Razaaq/Jones, Doug (I)/Oparei, Deobia/Dyntera, Vladislav/Rock, The (I)/Weaver, Al/Chin, Yao/Brake, Richard/Steele, Brian (I)/Pike, Rosamund/Nedeljakova, Barbara/Jarosova, Blanka/Houghton, Sara +Doom Generation, The (1995)/Knight, Christopher (I)/Williams, Cress/Goettel, Dwayne R./Farrell, Perry/Schaech, Johnathon/Ogre, Nivek/Nguyen, Dustin (I)/Key, Cevin/Galloway, Don/Weber, Dewey/Fow, Paul D./Duval, James/Katt, Nicky/Spears, Zak/Xuereb, Salvator/McGowan, Rose/Tewes, Lauren/Fleiss, Heidi/Went, Johanna/Bearse, Amanda/Posey, Parker/Cho, Margaret +Door in the Floor, The (2004)/Williams, Tod Harrison/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Arcella, Louis/Williams, Carter/Foster, Jon (I)/Ryan, Mike S./LuPone, Robert/Rothman, John/Pine, Larry/Loomis, Harvey/Burrascano, Lisa/Valada-Viars, Kristina/Rogers, Mimi/Posner, Amanda/McCorry, Marion/Murphy, Donna/Langdon, Libby/Phillips, Bijou/Fanning, Elle/Basinger, Kim/Style, Rachel/Beckman, Claire/Croom, LeAnna +Doors, The (1991)/MacVittie, Bruce/Crombie, Peter (I)/Duquette, Tim/Stone, Oliver (I)/von Beltz, Brad/Grant, Rodney A./Thomson, Davidson/Bremer, Arthur/Girardeau, Frank/Manson, Alan/Capodice, John/Whaley, Frank/Vera, Billy/Severdia, Ron/Evans, Josh (I)/Manson, Charles/Williams, Paul (III)/Reddin, Keith/Rutowski, Richard/Hunter, Rion/Hopkins, Rich (I)/Ott, Dennis/Stone, Sean/Kuhlmann, Bernt/Ratigan, Shannon/Westerman, Floyd 'Red Crow'/Telsey, Bernie/Fischer, John Louis (I)/Marshall, Robert (II)/Dellums, Erik/Gardiner, Ben (I)/Kunstler, William/Reardon, Michael/James, Hawthorne/Wallace, George (IV)/Densmore, John/Calley, William/MacLachlan, Kyle/Kennedy, Robert F./Nixon, Richard/Hitler, Adolf/Sherrard, Tudor/Kilmer, Val/Burdon, Eric/Burkley, Dennis/Brooks, David Allen/Rifkin, Richard B./Whipple, Sam/Mandylor, Costas/Dillon, Kevin (I)/Forristal III, John T./Graham, Bill (I)/Idol, Billy/Military, Frank/Boyle, Chris (I)/King, Martin Luther/Studi, Wes/Trujillo, John (III)/Lawford, Christopher/White, Stanley/Jordan, Will (I)/Madsen, Michael (I)/Clark, Don 'Tex'/Sullivan, Danny (II)/Cherry, Eagle Eye/Mager, Jad/McGee, Jack (I)/Fats, Harmonica/LuPone, Robert/Glover, Crispin/Moses, Mark/Culpepper, Bret/Welliver, Titus/Premoli, Sergio/Graf, Allan/Lauer, Andrew/Crow Dog, Leonard/Rothchild, Paul A./Reevis, Steve/Wincott, Michael/Sturm, Jerry/Runnels, Carmella/Brennan, M.C./Rubin, Jennifer/Deichen, Kendall/Becker, Gretchen/Stone, Ashley/Csynbidium/Weldon, Cirsten/Seeger, Victoria/Fulton, Christina/Hare, Kristina/Lupard, Deborah/Fiona (I)/Lombard, Karina/Falconer, Deborah/McEnroe, Annie/Bramlett, Bonnie/Bronson, Michele/Brolly, Kathy/Bissett, Josie/Schooler, Heidi/Hu, Kelly/Leach, Kelly/Kennedy, Ethel (II)/Ryan, Meg (I)/Bell, Jacqui/Peterkoch, Lydia/Braun, Cindi/Owl, Nellie Red/Meredith, Kim/Kennealy, Patricia/Tilly, Jennifer/Tosca, Mariana/Quinlan, Kathleen/Spradling, Charlie/Robertson, Jennifer (III)/Edelstein, Lisa/Stansfield, Claire/Rogers, Mimi/Esterman, Laura/Klein, Dani/Mazar, Debi/Scott, Adrian (II) +Double Dragon (1994)/Majed, Verle/Gottfried, Gilbert/Warren, Garrett/Strickland, Bruce/McLeod, Ken (I)/Gillespie, Chuck/Leong, Al/Brazill, Mark/Imada, Brian/Feldman, Ed/Langston, Deanthony/Asher, John Mallory/Russom, Leon/Klyn, Vincent/Patrick, Robert (I)/Grantham, John T./Milano, Cory/Dacascos, Mark/Aleck, Jim (I)/Thomas, Rohn/Wolf, Scott (I)/Nugent, Donald/Kingi, Henry/Dick, Andy (I)/Berryman, Michael/Yuan, Roger/Imada, Jeff/Yuan, Ron/Stewart, Nils Allen/Hackford, Rio/L'Erario, Joe/Hamilton, George (I)/Wong, Danny (I)/Early, David/White, Vanna/Nickson-Soul, Julia/Fike, Sara/Milano, Alyssa/Wagner, Kristina/Tanaka, Irene/Cascino, Patrica +Double Impact (1991)/Scarfe, Alan/Lea, David/Bejue, Georges/Leung, Christopher/Choy, Eugene/Kin, Wong Chi/Berdahl, Donn/Sham, John/Lee, Leo/Chan, Philip/Ng, Eric/Yeung, Bolo/Aylett, Paul/To, Tam Chun/Kai, Ng Kwok/Lung, Wu Fong/Gilardi Jr., Jack/Cheung, John/Po, Chow Kwok/Armstrong, Andy (I)/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Cheung, Johnny/Chiu, Lee Tat/Lor, Roland/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Sing, Chan Siu/Ching, Wong Chung/Chiu, Lee Bing/Ho, David (I)/Keung, Yu Wai/Chan, Siu Wah/Kwok, Tsang Sing/Yuen, Galen/Malota, Peter/Cheung, Simon (I)/Lurie, Evan (II)/Chung, Ching Wai/Krifa, Kamel/Everson, Corinna/Shaw, Alonna/Strain, Julie/Michelle, Shelley/Stevenson, Alicia/Stone, Jennifer (III)/Yuen, Sarah/Varley, Sarah-Jane/Lau, Rita +Double Indemnity (1944)/MacMurray, Fred/Smith, Oscar (I)/Cripps, Kernan/Muse, Clarence/Rush, Dick/Hall, Eddie (I)/Hall, Porter/Powers, Tom (I)/Mitchell, Frank Billy/Magrill, George/McDaniel, Sam/Barr, Byron/Adamson, James (I)/Shackelford, Floyd/Gaines, Richard (I)/Garrison, Harold/O'Leary, William (III)/Cobb, Edmund/Philliber, John/Bonanova, Fortunio/Berry, John (I)/Spencer, Douglas/Robinson, Edward G./Flowers, Bess/Franklin, Miriam (I)/Stanwyck, Barbara/Farrington, Betty/Purdy, Constance/Heather, Jean/Loring, Teala +Double Jeopardy (1999)/Gaston, Michael/Hager, Dave/Woolsey, Brent/Fredericks, David (I)/Cuffling, Bernard/Evanko, Ed/Riad, Tamer/Cross, Roger R./Maclaren, John (I)/Hunter, George (II)/Elliott, Brennan/Jeffreys, Woody/Tickner, French/Jones, Tommy Lee/Clark, Spencer Treat/Kimmerly, Peter/Douglas, Jason (II)/Cecere, Fulvio/Shannon Jenkins, Mykel/Roye, Nicolas/Weir, Benjamin/Bode, Ben/Lapaine, Daniel/Ridge, Addison/Di Leo, Greg/Church, Austin B./Smith, Brent Wade/Harris, Bob (I)/Still, Dana/Hayes, Deryl/Detraz, Charles/Touliatos, George/Spellerberg, Lance/Montgomery II, George/Evans, Harold (I)/Campbell, Bruce (IV)/McBeath, Tom/Gordon, George (II)/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Alexander, Jerome/Starling Jr., Gordon/Ringo, Reginald/Brazeau, Jay/McDermott, Tim/Jacox, David/Phillips, Barth C./Simon, Joe (IV)/Mathews, Thomas M./Gish, Annabeth/Torrance, Ingrid/Verge, Crystal/Perry, Pamela (I)/Murbach, Eliza/Church, Jeannie Grelier/Coghill, Joy/Tracy, Keegan Connor/McFadden, Davenia/Barber, Gillian (I)/Chambers, Lossen/Vilar, Tracy/Rose, Gabrielle/Bitamba, Maria/Hagan, Anna/Stafford, Michelle/LeCourt-Barbe, Susan/Maffia, Roma/Kelley, Robin J./Brantley, Betsy/Judd, Ashley/Reynoldson, Rondel/Okuma, Enuka/Chula, Babs/Tyler, Ramona/Schneider, Angela (II)/Downing, C. Barrett/Herrera, Maria (I) +Double Team (1997)/Meyer, Hans (I)/Gauchy, Eric/Kaci, Adam/Benedict, Jay (I)/Dufaut, Cyrille/Walsh, Jesse Joe/Cauderlier, Patrick/Dunn, William (I)/Xiong, Xin Xin/Diem, Rob/Bilotta, Bruno/Bowens, Malick/Koumpan, Alexander/Rourke, Mickey/Stewart, Jean-Pierre/Tzarfati, Asher/Nelson, Peter (I)/Samuels, Ken/Rodman, Dennis/Guerrini, Orso Maria/López, Pascal/Raho, Umberto/Szkolnic, M./Gould, Dominic/Calissano, Paolo/Renard, Frederick/Welch, Sandy (I)/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Opinato, Mario/Russell, Grant/Schultz, Nathanial R./Freeman, Paul (I)/Ragusa, Angelo/Fouassier, Dominique/Rusoff, Ted (I)/Benabiles, M./Paoloni, Paolo/Brett, Nick/Diamant, Sigal/D'Olive, Gabriella/Devaux-Vullion, Joëlle/Grac, Nathalie/Cavalli, Valeria/Forde, Jessica/Girardot, Pascaline/Lindinger, Natacha +Double vie de Véronique, La (1991)/Potin, Jacques/Sterninski, Janusz/Duneton, Claude/Kowalski, Wladyslaw/Wójcicki, Jacek/Gaston-Dreyfus, Gilles/Campos, Philippe/Gudejko, Jerzy/Frérot, Alain/Ducreux, Louis/Volter, Philippe/Bardini, Aleksander/de Carbonnières, Thierry/Hamid, Youssef/De Tonquedec, Guillaume/Zabawa, Lucyna/Jacob, Irène/Malczewska, Beata/Evanoff, Lorraine/Schubert, Boguslawa/Szalapak, Barbara/Kus, Bernadetta/Jedrusik, Kalina/Dumas, Sandrine (I)/Kruszewska, Wanda/Pinaud, Nicole/Rampony, Nausicaa/Gornostaj, Anna/Monier, Pauline/Neuwirth, Chantal/Szady, Dominika/Gryglaszewska, Halina +Down and Out in Beverly Hills (1986)/Malamud, Allan/Howard, Moe (I)/Primus, Barry/Fine, Larry (I)/Philippe, Andre/Cross, Bill (IV)/Howard, Curly/Koch, Ken (I)/Austin, Alan (II)/Yama, Michael/Richards, Evan (I)/Casados, Eloy/Cuse, Carlton/Greene, Michael (I)/Hopson, Lew/Muhich, Donald F./Dog, Mike the (I)/Good, Bobby (I)/Blue, Michael (II)/Sun, Yung/Sako, Sam/Williams, Jason (I)/Dreyfuss, Richard/Bashar, Reza/Little Richard/Mazursky, Paul/Ignon, Sandy/Voletti, Michael/Choy, Eugene/Nolte, Nick/Ullett, Nick/Cunningham, Neil Brooks/Sun, Leland/Allen, Donald V./Espinoza, Salvador/Sasaki, George/Bruskoff, Jack/Perry, Felton/Hitler, Adolf/Henriques, Darryl/Lee, Raymond (III)/Makkar, Joseph/Tristan, Dorothy/Midler, Bette/Mazursky, Betsy/Grant, Dr. Toni/Huang, Pearl/Peña, Elizabeth/Dreyfuss, Geraldine/Koh-Ruden, Mae/Nelson, Tracy (I)/Curtin, Valerie/Guest, Pamela/Rammé, Margrit/Kiel, Sue/Tsu, Irene/Allport, Carolyn +Down by Law (1986)/Sampier, Archie/Joseph, Ralph/Bagneris, Vernel/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Miller, Alex (IV)/Benigni, Roberto/Lurie, John/Redglare, Rockets/Dahlgren, David/Petitjean, Dave/Drane, L.C./Kleinberg, Alan/Hilliard, Jay/Boes, Richard/Cohen, Adam (I)/Waits, Tom/Houck Jr., Joy N./Keener, Eliott/Braschi, Nicoletta/Barkin, Ellen/Neal, Billie/Lindsoe, Carrie/Timothea +Down Periscope (1996)/Penner, Jonathan/Connors, Michael (I)/Tatum, Bradford/Landers, Matt/Martin Jr., James/Latimore, Joseph/Hornish, Rudy/Schneider, Rob/Danton, Mitch/Macy, William H./Sleet, Jackson/Tranghese, Paul/Terrell, Tommy/Soto, Joe/Stanton, Harry Dean/Keawkalaya, Joseph/Shepherd, John (I)/Fimple, Dennis/Grammer, Kelsey/Williams, Harland/Dern, Bruce/Daniel, Eugene/Oswalt, Patton/Rose, Felipe/Harper, James (I)/Easton, Elliot (I)/Mascarino, Pierrino (I)/Grochau, Robert/Marder, Jordan/Huss, Toby/Martin, Duane/Torn, Rip/Giralo, Steve/James, Jamie (I)/Dini, Bob/Campbell, Ken Hudson/Odom, Todd/Cook, Ancel/English, Andrew Christian/Holly, Lauren/Wagner, Gabrielle/Talbot, Annie (I) +Down to Earth (2001)/Faison, Frankie/Rock, Chris (I)/Kugler, Roger/Palminteri, Chazz/Footman, Reginald/Duran, Dan (I)/Moorman, Clem/Asai, Woodrow W./Brown, Kedar/Addy, Mark/Rhodes, Brian (III)/Lovelle, Herb/DellaValle, Jimmy/Pinnock, Arnold/Dannheiser, Adam/Shakir, Mustafa/Fox, Colin (I)/Alonso, Laz/Jessop, Jack/Peroff, Justin/Burks, Jernard/Robinson, Kenny/Germann, Greg/Huband, David (I)/Cho, John/Devine, Malcolm/Lynn, William (I)/Levy, Eugene/Port, Michael/Newman, Jack (II)/Hecht, Paul/Kearsley, Harlin/Douglas, Brother (I)/Pressey, Dennis/Rodriguez, David M. (I)/Granville, Hollis/Wickware, Scott/LeRoi, Ali/Ausnit, Chris/Joyner, Mario/Montague, Robin/McQueen, Maiesha/Stewart, Gwen/Miller, Leah (I)/Torre, Roma/King, Regina/Sinclair, Paulette/Coolidge, Jennifer/Jones, Mandy Lee/Wilson, Collette/Calloway, Bryetta/Maurel-Sithole, Linda/Sykes, Wanda/Harper, Hollie/Chaves, Martha/Burton, Mary (IV)/Tsui, Mung-Ling/Law, Mary Kate +Down to You (2000)/Wood, Frank (III)/Careccio, Jerry/Desmond, Chris (I)/Logan, David (II)/Hechim, Jim/Prinze Jr., Freddie/Ramirez, Exile/Kutcher, Ashton/Harding, Zay/Rhein, Jed (II)/Conti, Michael J./Carolla, Adam/Pierce, Bradley/McCoy, Craig/Galella, Richard/Hatosy, Shawn/Orth, Zak/Caiazzo, Julian Michael/Bailey, Jason (II)/Kimmel, Jimmy/Stevenson, Joseff/Blum, Mark (I)/Winkler, Henry/Blair, Selma/Page, Elizabeth (II)/Blommaert, Susan/Wigmore, Mary (II)/Hunter, Chloe/Scarlett, Jane/Beardman, Chloe/Dawson, Rosario/German, Lauren/Nance, Robin/Myers, Joanna/Langeland, Mimi/Stiles, Julia/Ambrose, Caroline/Green, Granger/Adler, Joanna (I)/Glaudini, Lola/Barfield, Amanda/Albano, Jennifer/Levin, Elizabeth (I)/Arnaz, Lucie/Landeau, Aleksia +Down with Love (2003)/Munson, Warren/Turtle (I)/Parnell, Chris (I)/Doty, David/Hoffman, Basil/Aylward, John/Jordan, Will (I)/Fessler, Norman/Hyde Pierce, David/McGregor, Ewan/Cusick, Pat/Wittman, Scott/Katims, Robert/Hanson, Brad (I)/Scarry, Rick/Ciccolella, Jude/Ensign, Michael/Shaiman, Marc/Randall, Tony (I)/Plotnick, Jack/Omundson, Timothy/Storey, John Christopher/Spruyt, Peter/Ross, Matt (I)/Milicevic, Ivana/Zellweger, Renée/Barton, Dorie/Dratch, Rachel/Collins, Joanna (II)/Paulson, Sarah/Ryan, Jeri/Denton, Megan/McCoy, Sandra/Azur, Sybil/George, Melissa/Lewis, Melanie (II)/Smith, Sarah Christine/Kightlinger, Laura/Collins, Lynn/LaMure, Beth/Stanley, Florence/Cronenweth, Christie +Dr T and the Women (2000)/Ryan, Eric (III)/Cobb, Cameron/Gere, Richard/Tull, Oliver/Lim, Jason (I)/Richter, Andy (I)/Erwin, Jason/Coonrod, Bob/Hays, Robert (I)/Elliott, R. Bruce/Scott, Zane Michael/Malloy, Matt (I)/Pelham, Holly/Trammell, Judy/Cole, Tama/Gauntt, Juliette/Lynn, Yvonna/Austin, Nina/Landini, Angela/Ruiz, Shaylene/Watkins, Nance/Jacobs, Buffi/Ulmer, Audrea/Moore, Andrea (I)/Mangum, Meagan/Hunn, Stephanie/Hudson, Kate (I)/Hope, Gina/Taylor, Ann (XI)/Bolling, Angie/González, Irene (I)/Cronauer, Gail/Ware, Elizabeth/Deavers, Dorothy/Shahi, Sarah/Terry, Kim/Clayton, Norma/Tyler, Liv/Parker, Tina/McGovern, Shawna/Mathews, Shelli/Locy, Ellen F./Shaw, Morgana/McDaniel, Kelly/Hughes, Angee/Acosta, Uta/Peretz, Clara/McAlister, Scarlett/Overall, Sara/Villari, Libby/Montgomery, Lyn/Turner, Janine/Vorwerk, Jani/Cortez, Irene/McLaughlin, Suzi/Kelly, Tara/Reid, Tara/Bongfeldt, Katherine/Stephens, Louanne/Whitsett, Laurel/Long, Shelley/Dougherty, Pam/Evans, Jeanne/Simoneau, Jane/Fitzgerald, Mackenzie/Abbott, Christie/Macias, Dijonee/Drotning, Nancy/Powers, Haven/Finglass, Kelli/Grant, Lee (I)/Wallace, Sarah (I)/Gibb, Susana/McClelland, Marsha (I)/Fawcett, Farrah/Dern, Laura/Stenson, Hollie/Hunt, Helen (I)/Williams, Ramsey/Fielding, Shawne/Kirk, Riley/Arthur, Wren/McCall, Andrea/Cummings, Amy (I)/Evans, Candace/Dorn, Cynthia/Renna, Melinda/Ferrell, Greta/Comess, Linda/McGrew, Erin +Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001)/Di Maggio, John/Gress, Googy/McKean, Michael (I)/Pressman, Lawrence/Muniz, Frankie/Vernier, Adam/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Zahn, Steve/Vargas, Jacob/Bear, Bart the (II)/Kenny, Tom (I)/Raider-Wexler, Victor/Bear, Tank the/Kusatsu, Clyde/Epps, Mike/Campbell, Ken Hudson/Marley, Chris/Avery, James (I)/Zane, Lil'/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Sarafian, Richard C./Richter, Andy (I)/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Dick, Andy (I)/Pollak, Kevin/Griffin, Mark (I)/Wessel, E.J./Odenkirk, Bob/Cross, David (II)/Lander, David L./MacDonald, Norm/Young, Keone/Proctor, Phil/Santoni, Reni/Witherspoon, John/Bush, Tommy/Cedric the Entertainer/Sparks, Hal/DeLuise, David/Denman, Trevor/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Seus, Doug/Irwin, Steve (II)/Hayes, Isaac/Berger, Melique T./Stedman, Anne/Moore, Mandy (II)/Pratt, Kyla (II)/Wilson, Kristen (I)/Taylor, Renée/Dowse, Denise/Raven (VII)/Kudrow, Lisa/Engel, Georgia/Hill Arbaugh, Brie/Adams, Joey Lauren/Taylor, Elayn/Bear, Honey Bump/Osbourne, Louise/Robinson, Shaun (I)/Hugueley, Lisa Marie/Arcé, Maria/Mercurio, Tara +Dr. No (1962)/Prendergast, Lester/Connery, Sean/Coverley, Eric/Lopez, Henry (II)/Kitzmiller, John/Carter, Reggie/Simmons, Bob (I)/Shaw, Maxwell/Morgan, Stanley/Lee, Bernard (I)/Lord, Jack (I)/Blaazer, Louis/Foster-Davis, William/Wiseman, Joseph/Moxon, Tim/Hatton, John (IV)/Rietty, Robert/Burton, Peter (I)/Lee, Byron (I)/Dawson, Anthony/Chinn, Anthony/Burton, Colonel/Reid, Milton/Le Beau, Bettina/LeWars, Marguerite/Ellery, Margaret/Marshall, Zena/Shima, Yvonne/Maxwell, Lois/Keator, Dolores/Van der Zyl, Nikki/Gayson, Eunice/Mok, Michel/Pantera, Malou/Andress, Ursula +Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)/Creley, Jack/Beck, Glenn (I)/Hayden, Sterling/Wynn, Keenan/Tanner, Gordon (II)/Jones, James Earl/Pickens, Slim (I)/Rimmer, Shane/Scott, George C./Tamarin, Paul/O'Neil, Robert (I)/Bull, Peter (I)/Sellers, Peter/McCarthy, John (I)/Herder, Laurence/Galili, Hal/Berry, Frank (I)/Stephens, Roy/Reed, Tracy (II) +Dracula (1931)/Browning, Tod/Visaroff, Michael/Van Sloan, Edward/Bunston, Herbert/Murphy, Donald (III)/Gerrard, Charles K./Lugosi, Bela/Manners, David/Frye, Dwight/Bela, Nicholas/Dade, Frances/Thaw, Cornelia/Velez, Josephine/Chandler, Helen/Tree, Dorothy/Dvorak, Geraldine/Carroll, Moon/Standing, Joan/Harder, Anita/Bakacs, Anna/Belmore, Daisy/Laemmle, Carla +Dracula (1958)/Bayldon, Geoffrey/Malleson, Miles/Kent, Humphrey/Cushing, Peter/Mossman, John/Cole, Paul (I)/Van Eyssen, John/Morgan, Dick (I)/Lloyd Pack, Charles/Lee, Christopher (I)/Fulcher, Stedwell/Mills, Guy (I)/Gough, Michael (I)/Merritt, George (I)/Woodbridge, George (I)/Benson, George (I)/Sherwood, William (IV)/Faye, Janina/Marsh, Carol (I)/Archer, Barbara/Nelmes, Judith/Dickie, Olga/Gaunt, Valerie/Stribling, Melissa +Dracula (1992)/Wells, Hubert/Hobson, I.M./Buckingham, Robert/Robinson, Jay (I)/Waits, Tom/Oldman, Gary/Grant, Richard E./Elwes, Cary/Reeves, Keanu/Campbell, Bill (I)/Newman, Daniel (I)/Cadia, Octavian/Sylvester, Jules/Palladino, Adamo/Pucci, Philip/Fredricksen, Cully/Getz, Robert/Hopkins, Anthony/Littrell, Moreen/Stanec, Dagmar/Ryder, Winona/Lauren, Honey/Bercu, Michaela/Franks, Laurie/von Furstenberg, Tatiana/Diamond, Judi/Fulton, Christina/Öss, Eniko/Frost, Sadie/Charles, Nancy Linehan/Bellucci, Monica/Winchester, Maud/Kendrick, Florina/Schooler, Heidi +Dracula 2000 (2000)/Davidson, Bill (V)/McLeod, Duncan (II)/Butcher, Randy/Plummer, Christopher (I)/West, Shane/Downer, Wayne/Cox, Peter (I)/Short, Harold/Smith, Carlo/Miller, Jonny Lee/Illarmo, Eric Santana/Munch, Tony/Fong, Tig/Kane, Tom (II)/Tunnicliffe, Gary J./Carroll, Brandon (III)/Flanagan, Peter Devaney/Butler, Gerard/Hanneman, Jeff/Thomas, Sean Patrick/Reischl Jr., Herb/Francis, David J./Prael, William/Lussier, Devin C./Masterson, Danny/Munro, Lochlyn/Verlaque, Robert/Mundell, Ed/Lubowski, Manou/Racki, Robert/Silverman, Shimmy/Whittaker, Jonathon/Epps, Omar/Lamon, Chris/Wyndorf, David/Fillion, Nathan/Galeaz, Jeremy/Huntley, Scarlett/Esposito, Jennifer/Ryan, Jeri/Waddell, Justine/Briscoe, Kaaron/Matheson, Kelsey/Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I) +Dracula: Dead and Loving It (1995)/Kaiser, Henry (I)/Walls, Allan/Broadhurst, Jeffrey/Kessler, Zale (I)/MacNicol, Peter/Rempel, Nicholas/Savage, Blane/King, Casey (I)/Stewart, Richard Allen/Koenig, Tommy/Mazin, Stan/Coy, Ric/Binkley, Gregg/DeLuise, David/De Luca, Rudy/Morris, Grinnell/Grant, Vince/McCann, Chuck (I)/Connors, Michael (I)/Frayer, John/Porretta, Matthew/Ruff, Alton/Greggio, Ezio/Grunberg, Brad/Shepard, Robin/Connery, Phillip/Sprague, Ted (I)/Weber, Steven (I)/Smith, Stephen Wolfe/Livingston, Ben (I)/Griffin, Tony (I)/Blankfield, Mark/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Peace, Jim/Miller, Ira/Rawles, Dennon/Crawford, Kevin/Locran, Derek Mark/Schreiber, Avery/Korman, Harvey/Brooks, Mel (I)/Callas, Charlie/Revill, Clive/Savoy, David/Crystal, Jennifer/Nielsen Kaplan, Maura/Nielsen, Barbaree Earl/Nielsen Disney, Thea/McFarlin-Mattson, Patricia/Winchester, Maud/Nemiro, Delores/Sachs, Leslie S./Shields, Loraine/LaChance, Manette/Rovetta, Sandy/Fortag, Sonje/Cordray, Lisa/Johnson, Sandy (II)/Yasbeck, Amy/Savoy, Sharon/DeLuise, Carol/Marshall-Day, Cindy/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Roe, Karen/Van Wormer, Jude/Baranishyn, Audrey K./Franklin, Cherie/Kirkes, Shirley/Kane, Kathleen (I)/McVey, Anne/Ballace, Elaine/Peterson, Jodi/Haun, Darla/Anthony, Lysette/Cavanagh, Megan +Dragnet (1987)/Aykroyd, Dan/Boeke, Jim/Wittman, Bill/Gray, Bruce (I)/Urshan, Sydney/Aykroyd, Peter/Davis, Gary Lee/Craig, Donald/Grimes, Chester/Chalmers, William/Cruze, Josh/Quan, Stuart (I)/Hinchman, Bert/Asparagus, Fred/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Mitchell, Marshall Maurice/Bilzarian, Larry/Leeds, Peter/Sharkey, Billy Ray/Perry, Harry (II)/Skaggs, Jimmie F./Mankiewicz, Christopher/Sander, Casey/MacLachlan, Kent/Coleman, Dabney/Garfias, Ruben/Altmark, Joe/Thornton, Chuck (I)/O'Halloran, Jack/Hanks, Tom/Marsac, Maurice/Smith Jr., John Walton/Morgan, Harry/Daniels, Gray/Wyllie, Meg/Jennings, Julia/Tweed, Shannon/Howard, D.D./Deemer, Susan/Curry, Jennifer/Arvesen, Nina/Lenzey, Margaret/Donald, Juliana/Canning, Sandra/Gilchrist, Sharon (I)/Paul, Alexandra (I)/Peterson, Lenka/Eng, Sandra/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Rhoads, Ingrid M./London, Lisa (I)/Fabian, Ava/Aliff, Lisa/Speir, Dona/Foster, Kimberly (I)/Ashley, Elizabeth (I)/Leonelli, Lori/Criswell, Karen (I) +Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993)/Lam, Lau Pak/Smith, Forry/Brandon, Nick/Macer Jr., Sterling/Turenne, Louis/Aleong, Aki/Garrett, Robert (I)/Bruskotter, Eric/Williams, Van/Wagner, Robert (I)/Parker Jr., Ed/Cudlitz, Michael (I)/Kwong, Chan Tat/Wang, Luoyong/Soo Han, Ong/Mask, Johnny/Carpio, Anthony/Young, Ric/Stanback, Harry/Penner, Jonathan/Mantee, Paul/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/King, Mark (I)/Chi, Chao Li/Cheung, Johnny/Keung, Kong Kwok/Hau, Sam/Cheung, John/Eugster, Alan/Parker, Iain M./Stanek, Sean/Cohen, Rob (I)/Lim, Kay Tong/Lee, Jason Scott/Raci, Paul/Kusatsu, Clyde/Lacy, John (I)/Solomita, Jan/Uno, Shannon/Tennant, Michelle/Tao, Alicia/Holly, Lauren/Lee, Shannon (I)/Sloatman, Lala/Learned, Michael/Han, Fu Suk/Kwan, Nancy +Dragonfly (2002)/Komenich, Rich/Johnson, Dylan (II)/Parrillo, Benjamin John/Lordan, John/Chipiaje, Gilberto Herrera/Correia, David/Rifkin, Ron/Umberger, Andy/Smith, Jacob (I)/Costner, Kevin/Cariban, Henry Gerardo/Faulcon, Kent/Gibbs, Nigel/Butler, Jerome/Keevers, Tom/Hunt, William Dennis/Clayton, Paul Terrell/Davis, Brian J./Cascone, Nicholas/Gilbertson, Christopher/Manuel, Michael/Biggs, Casey/Will, Joseph/Thomas, Jay/Champagne, Matt/Jobrani, Maz/Leeward, Jimmy/Craven, Matt (I)/Doty, David/Bailey Jr., Robert/Vargas, Jacob/Gutrecht, Paul/Hansen, Peter (I)/Morton, Joe/Lampley, Oni Faida/Mora, Michelle/Courtney, Chea/Brigham, Rolanda/Hope, Leslie (I)/Smith, Samantha (III)/Parsons, Jennifer (I)/García, Ana (II)/Hunt, Linda/Vigman, Gillian/Thompson, Susanna/Weil, Liza/Swedberg, Heidi/Machado, Justina/Bates, Kathy (I)/O'Connell, Deirdre/Banes, Lisa/Fisher, Marybeth/Warner, Josie/Michaell, Monnae/Caldwell, L. Scott/Worrell, Haley/Staunton, Kim/Worrell, Chelsea/Sherrill, Jamie Sue/Patel, Lina/Betancourt, Anne/Moreland, Judith/Simms, Lise/Mora, Angela (I)/Warner, Sofia/Thalken, Meg +Dragonheart (1996)/Cohen, Kyle/Baker, Thom (I)/Hric, Peter/Oakes, Lee/O'Neill, Terry (I)/Thewlis, David/Quaid, Buddy (I)/Postlethwaite, Pete/Bahúl, Milan/Christian, Wolf/Gielgud, John/Connery, Sean/Thompson, Brian (I)/Isaacs, Jason/Quaid, Dennis/Christie, Julie (I)/Vejmelková, Eva/Kovacicova, Sandra/Meyer, Dina +Dragonslayer (1981)/James, Emrys/MacNicol, Peter/Cooper, Douglas (I)/Salmi, Albert/Richardson, Ralph (I)/Kemp, Roger/Shorter, Ken/Mangan, Alf/Mount, David/Payne, James (I)/Twinn, Chris/Hallam, John/White, Jason (I)/Eyre, Peter (I)/Bromley, Sydney/McDiarmid, Ian/Vazquez, Yolanda (I)/Clarke, Caitlin (I)/Salaman, Chloe +Dream Team, The (1989)/Roberts, Chick/Remar, James/Boyle, Peter (I)/Bosco, Philip/Boutsikaris, Dennis/Pine, Larry/Wells, Tico/Stocker, John/Beatty, Michael/Lembeck, Michael/Weil, Robert (I)/Liddle, John/Jessop, Jack/Parlato, Dennis/Fink, Eric/Montgomery, Roger (II)/James, Ron (I)/Raybourne, Kenneth/Therrien, Al/Furst, Stephen/Gilpin, Jack/Gomez, Henry (I)/Ertmanis, Victor/Fitzpatrick, Richard (I)/Waldman, Marty/Copeman, Michael/Hayden, John (II)/Tippit, Wayne/Haines, Max/Simonett, Ted/Sullivan, Brad/McLean, Dwayne/Goffi, Bill/Zimmerman, J.R./Pasco, Nicholas/Hunter, Bruce/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Surratt, Harold/Ruffo, A. Frank/Dixon, MacIntyre/Bick, Stewart/Callahan, Dick/Beresford, Greg/Duffy, Jack (II)/Keaton, Michael/O'Regan, James/Platt, Alphonsus E./Saunders, Don (II)/Kennedy, Jihmi/Flatman, Barry/O'Shea, Milo/Goldstein, Shel/Horton, Olivia/Bracco, Lorraine/Shen, Freda Foh/MacKay, Lizbeth/Hanover, Donna/Emelle, Michelyn/Miller, Maxine/Feindel, Janet/Brown, Patricia Carroll/Luk, Jane/Idelette, Pat/Peppiatt, Marilyn/Fried, Myra/Hawtrey, Kay/Belliveau, Cynthia/Maguire, Ellen +Dreamcatcher (2003)/Tessler, Richard/Riley, T.J./Lee, Jason (I)/Olsson, Ty/Armstrong, John (XV)/Lane, Campbell/Gagné, John (II)/Palmer, Joel/Dobson, Michael (I)/Kasdan, Jon/Wahlberg, Donnie/Campbell, Alex (I)/Holekamp, Mikey/DeBoer, Ryan/Merali, Daniel/Riley, Matt (II)/Hombach, John/Baessato, Giacomo/Walker, Jordan (I)/Kinsey, Lance/Keenleyside, Eric/Ohtsji, Kevan/Lawrence, Colin/Jane, Thomas/Klimek, Darrin/Crowston, Jack/Moore, John (VIII)/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Johnstone, Dion/Ang, Christopher/Thompson, Reece/Duggan, Chris/Olyphant, Timothy/Harth, C. Ernst/Lewis, Damian (I)/Robb, Andrew (I)/Sizemore, Tom/O'Neill, Michael (I)/McCall, Malik/Formosa, Victor/Daingerfield, Michael/Dunsmore, Rosemary/Frandsen, Trenna/Goldberg, Marcy (I)/Hartley, Sue/Kosiancic, Kat/Bailey, Chera/Kain, Shauna/Charest, Susan/Tweedle, Carolyn/Kavelaars, Ingrid +Dreamers, The (2003)/Merlet, Valentin/Pitt, Michael (II)/Cadiou, Florian/Truffaut, François/Léaud, Jean-Pierre/Langlois, Henri/Kalfon, Jean-Pierre/Belmondo, Jean-Paul/Hancisse, Pierre/Garrel, Louis/Renucci, Robin/Kacprzak, Aleksandra/Fillion, Ingy/Peploe, Lola/Green, Eva/Chancellor, Anna +Dreamscape (1984)/Mason, Madison/Boyer, Andrew/Strano, Carl/Fox, Carey/Waugh, Fred M./Gold, Eric (I)/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Jason, Peter/Malone, John (I)/Yothers, Cory 'Bumper'/Terhune, Bob/Gleeson, Redmond/Kronen, Ben/Quaid, Dennis/Gelman, Larry/Dolan, Trent/Albert, Eddie/Cedar, Larry/Libby, Brian/Harada, Ernest/Wendt, George (I)/Buchdahl, Alan/Kelly, David Patrick/Caldwell, George (I)/von Sydow, Max (I)/Chavez, Anna/Mak, Marii/Kiser, Virginia/Blake, Timothy/Browne, Kendall Carly/Laws, Missy/Lowe, Claudia/Kean, Betty/Taylor, Jana/Capshaw, Kate/Greenberg, Tina/Charleson, Kate +Dressed to Kill (1980)/Franz, Dennis/Evans, Norman (II)/Weber, Fred (I)/McDermott, Robbie L./Margulies, David/Randolph, Bill (I)/Williams, Samm-Art/Gordon, Keith (I)/Hauser, Wendell/Baker, Ken (II)/Sanders, Frederick/Finley, William (I)/O'Rinn, Sean/Caine, Michael (I)/Maggart, Brandon/McDuffie, Robert/Scriven, Anthony Boyd/Margolis, Mark/Rush, Robert Lee/Di Lorenzo, Anneka/Clemm, Susanna/Allen, Nancy (I)/Peluso, Lisa/Dickinson, Angie/Katz, Erika (I)/Davenport, Mary (I)/Collier, Amalie +Drive Me Crazy (1999)/Te, Tone/Shore, Derrick/Lopez, Joey (I)/Collins, Stephen (I)/Te, Brendon/Carpenter, Gabriel/Metcalf, Mark/Park, Kris/Malicki-Sánchez, Keram/Converse-Roberts, William/Valasquez, Marc/Grenier, Adrian/Roach, Andrew (II)/MacMillan, Doug (I)/Holmes, Lee (II)/Manning, Christopher (I)/Webber, Mark (II)/Bridges, Jordan/Robertson, Allison/Castellano, Torry/Wu, Kristy/Grant, Faye/Hart, Melissa Joan/Pearce, Natasha/Boyer, Lauren Reneé/Frandsen, Jessica/Lloyd, Ivey/Pratt, Keri Lynn/Anderson, Brett (III)/Gray, Jacque/Swain, Holly/Benedicto, Lourdes/Hart, Elizabeth (I)/Bailey, Darby/Daniels, Mary A./Pratt, Susan May/Larter, Ali/Urdang, Terry/Ford, Maya +Driven (2001)/Moore, John Sanford/Jennings, Brian (I)/Blanch, Frank/Da Matta, Cristiano/Schweiger, Til/MacKenzie, Phillip/Gugelmin, Mauricio/Alesi, Jean/Andretti, Michael/de la Fuente, Cristián/Finney, Mark/Garcia Jr., Luiz/Flanders, Bruce (I)/Stillwell, Barry (I)/Fittipaldi, Christian/Tagliani, Alex/Harlin, Renny/Harlin, Luukas/Heighton, Brian/Kosaka, Peter/Smith, Rob (I)/Best, Wayne/Zeppieri, Richard/Tracy, Paul (I)/Briscoe, Brent/Boisvert, Michael/Cray, Ed (I)/Knight, Jeffrey/Vasser, Jimmy/Moreno, Roberto (II)/Charlton, Andrew/West, Dean (II)/Simons, Jake/Carpentier, Patrick (I)/Stallone, Sylvester/Heard, Brett/Servia, Oriol/Villeneuve, Jacques/Ganassi, Chip/Monte, Tino/Montoya, Juan Pablo/Papis, Max/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Kanaan, Tony/Bräck, Kenny/Franchitti, Dario/Duran, Dan (I)/Fernández, Adrian (II)/Pardue, Kip/Della Penna, John/Leonard, Robert Sean/Jourdain Jr., Michel/Gershon, Gina/Feldbusch, Verona/Armitage, Alison/West, Liz (I)/Wagner, Jasmin (I)/Moffat, Jane/Edwards, Stacy/Warren, Estella +Driving Miss Daisy (1989)/DuBois, Dean/Faser, Fred/Sugarman, Alvin M./McKinnon, Ray/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Josey, Ashley/Aykroyd, Dan/Rousso, Jack/Hall Jr., William/Hannah, Bob (I)/Gold, Carolyn (I)/Fox, Crystal R./Rolle, Esther/Kaler, Sylvia/Loeb, D. Taylor/Havrilla, Joann/Geigerman, Clarice F./Thomas, Indra A./Moore, Muriel/Tandy, Jessica/LuPone, Patti +Drop Dead Fred (1991)/Meyzen, Robert/Pitman, Rod/Sterling, Andrei/Bethke, Tom/Holmes, Paul (I)/Cochran, Steve (II)/Gerroll, Daniel/Buchen, Daniel/Thoemke, Peter/Matheson, Tim (I)/Welker, Michael (I)/Reid, Bob (I)/Niederjohn, Clark/Breitmayer, Peter/Eldard, Ron/Mayall, Rik/Charles, Keith (I)/Mason, Marsha/Fisher, Carrie/Mondale, Eleanor/Peldon, Ashley/Gray, Elizabeth (I)/Mathay, Marie/Hayes, Cathy Lind/Fonda, Bridget/De Jong Douma, Sjoukje/Benson, Kelly/Hawker, Cheryl/Cates, Phoebe +Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999)/Tatum, Jeff/Ingles, Luke/Malloy, Matt (I)/Park, Matthew G./Cada, James/Garven, Casey/McMurray, Sam/Ross, Robb/Linser, Bruce/Hempleman, Terry/Brake, Robert-Bruce/Narita, Richard/Olson, John T./Gilshannon, Tom/Patterson, Don (V)/Aitchinson, Peter/Sasso, Will/Minnie, Josh/Carlson, Chris (VII)/Ingles, Nick/McShane, Michael (I)/Cram, Paul (I)/Howell, Eric D./Ooms, Richard/Dahlen, Mark/Wright, Jimmie D./Lennon, Thomas (III)/West, Adam (I)/Dunham, Dale/Bullard, Ashley Dylan/Harris, Samantha (I)/Barkin, Ellen/Sinclair, Laurie A./Richards, Denise/Redepenning, Tara/Yasutake, Patti/Murphy, Brittany/Janney, Allison/Lithander, Amy/Holden, Alexandra/Stewart, Sarah (I)/Matsuda, Seiko/Sterling, Mindy/Wigchers, Maria/Gaffney, Mo/Kearns, Allyson/Nelson, Shannon/Bushman, Brooke Elise/Alley, Kirstie/Nelson, Annalise/Dunst, Kirsten/Trempe, Emily/Rothman, Darla/Engen, Tiffany/Detmer, Amanda/Shiff, Kari Ann/Dunn, Nora/Baldwin Peden, Jennifer/Williams, Lona/Wilkens, Claudia/Rehbein, Mary/Adams, Amy (III)/Gross, Jacy/Rudrüd, Kristin/Gillis, Mary/Park, Jeany/Hoffer, Jeanne +Drop Zone (1994)/Linn, Rex/Bercovici, Luca (I)/Swann, Dale/Jeter, Michael/LaSardo, Robert/Secor, Kyle/Fogel, Sheldon/Patrick, J.P./Amatrudo, Ed/Zieff, Rick/Bigham, Lexie/Tondo, Jerry/Williams, Keith Leon/MacKechnie, Keith/Romano, Andy/Snipes, Wesley/Powell, Tim (I)/Greenberg, Steve (V)/Knight, Dave (I)/Warner, Malcolm-Jamal/DuMouchel, Steve/Kuhlman, Ron/Boswell, Charles/Nemec, Corin/Ross, A.J./Hennings, Sam/Giaimo, Anthony/Cecere, Vince/Israel, Al/Johnson, Clark (I)/Busey, Gary/Raulerson, Steve/Jones, Mickey (I)/Cox, Dana/Howard, D.D./Mayron, Melanie/Scott, Kimberly (I)/Jordan, Natalie/Speck, Jan/Stansfield, Claire/Zabriskie, Grace/Butler, Yancy +Drowning by Numbers (1988)/Edwards, Jason (IV)/Fitzgerald, Michael (I)/Leigh, Roderic/Rogan, John (I)/Spreckley, Arthur/Ireland, Kenny/Tudor-Pole, Edward/Morrissey, David (I)/Jaques, Peter/Talbot, Ian (I)/Mooney, Paul (II)/Percival, Michael (I)/Pringle, Bryan/Corbellini, Vanni/Hill, Bernard/Cooper, Trevor (I)/Dickens, Joanna/Morse, Natalie/Duvitski, Janine/Plowright, Joan/Richardson, Joely/Gurnett, Jane/Stevenson, Juliet/Berg, Jose +Drowning Mona (2000)/Monkarsh, Jason/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Arce, Robert/O'Connor, Raymond/Dobson, Peter (I)/Ben-Victor, Paul/Schulze, Paul/Walter, Tracey/Vazquez, Yul/Vernier, Adam/Pellegrino, Mark/Perlman, Philip/Ferrell, Will/Fichtner, William/Pagnotta, Tim/Airin/Affleck, Casey/Thomas, Marcus (I)/DeVito, Danny/Davis, Ben (VI)/Wilhoite, Kathleen/Campbell, Neve/Camastra, Danielle/Curtis, Jamie Lee/McCarthy, Melissa/Rieffel, Lisa/Midler, Bette/Peterson, Brittany +Drugstore Cowboy (1989)/LeGros, James/Thomas, Neal (I)/Woody (IV)/D'Arms, Ted/Perlich, Max/Rutledge, Stephen/Monge, Ray/Hull, Eric (I)/Burroughs, William S./Remar, James/Dillon, Matt (I)/Parker, Michael (I)/Peterson, Tom (I)/Catalano, George/Kelly, John (II)/Pitchlynn, Robert Lee/Hancock, Roger/Richards, Beah/Zabriskie, Grace/Lynch, Kelly (I)/Graham, Heather (I)/Baumhover, Janet +Drumline (2002)/Poitier, Earl/Cameron, Ryan (II)/Pierce, Joe (II)/Wiggins, Al/Collins, Emmy/Gaetan, Miguel A./Weaver, Jason/Warren, Steve (III)/Yates, Gary (III)/King, Enoch/Thomas, Nicholas B./Pablo, Petey/Omilami, Afemo/Cannon, Nick (I)/Coulter, Von/Burnett, Tyreese/Hirsch, Brandon/Stewart, Courtney James/Jones, Orlando/GQ (I)/Frederick, Jayson/Dorsey, Omar J./Brown, J. Anthony/Roundtree, Shay/Sims-Prewitt, Jason/Roberts, Leonard/A.J. (I)/Cleveland, Rob/Scott, Stuart/Gay, Reggie/Peters II, George A./Hamilton, Gerrit/Kristol, Grant-Blanks/Lewis, Pauline S./Free (I)/Davis, Aimee/Morton, Glenda/Carey, Candace/Brantley, Erin/Cantrell, Blu/Wright, Tracie (II)/Landry, Brianne/Morton, Shamea/Gamble, Christy/Fann, Stacey A./Wimbley, Jenear/Thomas, Nickie/Ely, Kiara Nicole/Gibbs, Angela E./Saldana, Zoe +Du rififi chez les hommes (1955)/Servais, Jean/Manuel, Robert (I)/Moreau, Gilbert/Hossein, Robert/Dassin, Jules/David, Jacques/Möhner, Carl/Armandel/Sardou, Fernand/Grasset, Pierre/Rudel, Roger/Bouvette, Alain (I)/Mendaille, Daniel/Bilis, Teddy/Hell, René/Lesieur, Marcel/Genevois, Émile/Besnard, Jacques/Maurin, Dominique/Lupovici, Marcel/Rouzé, Marcel/Dalibert, André/Paillet, Maryse/Doria, Jenny/Recio, Lita/Hainia, Marcelle/Darcey, Janine (I)/Garan, Alice/Noël, Magali/Montreal, Huguette/Sylvain, Claude (I)/Sabouret, Marie +Duck Soup (1933)/Marx, Harpo/Arnold, Edward (I)/Middleton, Charles (I)/Boteler, Wade/Kinskey, Leonid/Mayne, Eric/Marx, Chico/Bracey, Sidney/Maxwell, Edwin/LeSaint, Edward/Calvert, E.H./Sullivan, Frederick/Marx, Groucho/Van Sickel, Dale/O'Keefe, Dennis (I)/Kennedy, Edgar/Breese, Edmund/Marx, Zeppo/MacQuarrie, George (I)/Clark, Davison/Worthington, William/Calhern, Louis/Torres, Raquel (I)/Gordon, Maude Turner/Hillie, Verna/Daumery, Carrie/Dumont, Margaret/Closser Hale, Louise +Dude, Where's My Car? (2000)/Dick, Andy (I)/Melendez, 'Stuttering' John/Spiner, Brent/Darga, Christopher/Aude, Erik/Clendenin, Bob/Chapman, Galvin/Fuller Jr., Anthony L./Kutcher, Ashton/Nimmo, Justin/Chott, Bill/Winters, Kristoffer Ryan/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Hill, Brendan (III)/Armstrong, Dwight/Beardsley, Michael/Young, Keone/Vitale, Banzai/Fitzgerald, Blaise/Middelthon, Christian/Scott, Seann William/Bannick, David/Cong, Alex/Johnson, Big/Lynn, Marc (I)/Kenders, Al/O'Connell, Charlie (I)/Toles-Bey, John/Finn, Pat (II)/Sparks, Hal/Gray, William H./Christy, Kevin/Jacobsen, Jona Kai/Turtle (I)/Derek, Steven/Christian, Ryan/Fabio (I)/Herman, David (I)/Capone, Dominic/Paul, Cinco/Gould, Geoffrey/Bower, Michael/Barros, Claudine/Martin, Mitzi/Copen, Melissa/Gomez, Veronica/Atkinson, Misty/Sokoloff, Marla/Porter, Linda (I)/Burleson, Melissa/Trudeau, Mia/Bacalso, Joanna/Kim, Linda/Garner, Jennifer (I)/Paterson, Jodi Ann/Tunney, Teressa/Baker, Katherine/Shen, Freda Foh/King, Cleo/Tsai, Cheryl/Swanson, Kristy/Hiltz, Nichole/Pursley, Annette/Giraud, Joyce/Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Balver, Linda Maria/Johnson, Kim Marie/Taylor, Tabitha +Dudley Do-Right (1999)/Newell, Douglas/Bergman, Jeremy/Chambers, Michael (I)/Copeland, Craig/Joyce, Jon/Plunkett, Gerard/Rees, Jed/Butt, Brent/Irizawa, Art/Langton, Frank/Burton, Corey/Idle, Eric/Bennett, Nathan/Joyce, Bob (II)/Mossley, Robin/Gaynor, Bob (I)/Mustillo, Louis/von Hoffman, Brant/Blatch, Kevin/Philbin, Regis/Saunders, Robert (II)/Anthony, Bryan/Molina, Alfred (I)/Side, Richard/Augustine, Scott/Broadhurst, Jeffrey/Fredericks, David (I)/Fraser, Brendan/Breker, Eric/Fowler, Scott (I)/Christopher, Dyllan/Rocco, Alex/Carbone, Dominic/Barsanti, Paul/Grunwald, Ernie/Jones, Russ (II)/Harth, C. Ernst/Moore, Eddie/Armas, Adrian/Poltaruk, Rick/Willett, Tony/Mundy, Kevin/McCarty, Michael (II)/Logan, Rick/West, John (I)/Waters, Oren/Goncalves, Oscar/Cridland, Jack/Arnold, Brian/Suchánek, Michal (I)/Destry, John B./MacDonald, William (II)/Sutherland, Haig/Cassling, Steve (I)/Hyler, Erik/Prosky, Robert/Kehler, Jack/Harcourt, Justen/Yesso, Don/MacDonald, Lance/Carson, Elin/St. Pierre, Maureen/Bernath, Linda/Rockett, Jennifer (I)/Stevens-Logan, Susie/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Hofmann, Sarah/Ratzin, Lisa/Reynoldson, Rondel/Robert, Nicole (II)/Kruse, Eleu/Waters Willard, Maxine/Carson, Kathleen/Armstrong, Jennifer/Boyd, Susan (II)/Benson, Eso Susie/Waters, Julia/Clement, Jennifer (I)/Schreier, Jessica/Stevens, Sally/Gifford, Kathie Lee/Chace, Kelsey/Poe, Cindi/Yarman, Ashley/Hilary, Leigh/Funk, Amber/Peden, Jocelyn/Williams, Yvonne (II)/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Johnson, Isis +Duellists, The (1977)/Dignam, Arthur/Graydon, Richard/Guinness, Matthew/McEnery, John/Hill, Dave (I)/Irving, Michael (I)/Hardy, Tim (I)/Hobbs, William/Penrose, Timothy/Keitel, Harvey/Scott, Jason (I)/Douse, Anthony/Fraser, Hugh (I)/Fox, Edward (I)/Stephens, Robert (I)/Jason, Neville/Armstrong, Alun/Conti, Tom/Colbourne, Maurice (II)/Keach, Stacy/Mathews, Tony (I)/Carradine, Keith/Scott, Luke (I)/Finney, Albert/Postlethwaite, Pete/Webb, Alan/Sheppard, William Morgan/Raines, Cristina/Hamilton, Gay/Smith, Liz (I)/Quick, Diana/Runacre, Jenny/Owen, Meg Wynn +Duets (2000)/Giamatti, Paul/Vlahovic, Wyley/Johnston, Andrew (II)/Taylor, Bill (XI)/Butt, Brent/Dutton, Larry/Hetherington, Gary/Mitchell, Mike (I)/Haskett, Roger/McCuller, Arnold/Lewis, Huey/Bougers, Tom/Neale, David (I)/Small, Ron/Munro, Lochlyn/Hoeppner, Mark/Danylo, Roman/Bivens, J.B./Payne, John (II)/Pearl, Aaron/Braugher, Andre/Rogers, Michael (V)/Takeuchi, Warren/Bublé, Michael/Joffre, Dan/Liquette, Kolja/Marr, Tony/Speedman, Scott/Pinette, John/Heaton, Tom/Jensen, Brian (I)/Robison, Ian/Oatway, Steve/Detken, 'Karaoke Karl'/von Tagen, Erika/Seldes, Marian/Wright, Erin (I)/Kravat, Amanda/Elliott, Beverley/Dickinson, Angie/Alexander, Carol (I)/Tracy, Keegan Connor/Quinn, Iris/Bello, Maria (I)/Brown, Diane (II)/Parker, Nicole (II)/Warn Pegg, Ann/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Phillips, Angie (I)/Crichlow, Brenda/Dutton, Anita/Andre, Marlaina/Murdoch, Laura/Campbell, Susan (I)/Warren, Kiersten/Rudolph, Maya/Churchill, Candus +Dukes of Hazzard, The (2005)/Foster, Dan (IX)/Hanemann, Danny/Popa III, Arnold John/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Wallace, Jerry (IV)/Chamberlin, Clay/Stolhanske, Erik/Jaderlund, Henry/Lorio, Kevin/Richard, Chris/Koechner, David/Lemme, Steve/LeBlanc, Elton/Finn, Charlie/Dipuma, Michael L./Telle, Lee/Polick, Jack/Wilkerson, Steve (III)/Gainey, M.C./Roday, James/Mayhall, Mike/Ambler, Jeremy/Prine, Andrew/Taylor, Rip/Heffernan, Kevin (I)/Weston, Michael (I)/Braswell, Mitch/DeClouet, Therial 'Houseman'/Corbin, Barry/Knoxville, Johnny/Leitch, David (I)/Tennant, Rusty/Baker, Joe Don/Nelson, Willie/Jarmon, Korey L./Robinson, Artist W./Montgomery Jr., Dan/Beach, Cameron/Elliott, Thomas (VI)/Wilson, Dolan/McKinnon, Bruce/Roof, Michael/Brown, Junior/Scott, Seann William/Purvis, Jon/Soter, Paul/Morgan, Wayne Douglas/Foyt IV, A.J./Gadison, Tobi/Giles, Dremaceo/Williams, Jim Cody/Hyde III, Thomas/Chandrasekhar, Jay/Montgomery, Ritchie/Carter, Lynda/Griffin, Nikki/Arender, Tammi/Brown, Stacy/Foster, Jenifer Rebecca/Hemmens, Heather/Wall, Kim (I)/Mills, Tracey/Holden, Alicen/Hebert, Alexis/Barrett, Crystal/Maxwell, Jacqui/Simpson, Jessica (I)/LeBlanc, Cynthia/Duke, Amber/Greczyn, Alice/Taylor, Tenia/Caudle, Dr. Melissa/Gerber, Grace C./Broussard, Kristen/Laird, Kristen/Batherson, Jillian/Pourciau, Brittany/Dare, Christina/Smith, Emily (VII)/Purvis, Martha/Coyne, Corlis/Lee, Erica/Dupre, Hana/Grice, Lara +Dumb & Dumber (1994)/Bedard, George (I)/Ahern, James/Stoller, Fred/Burke, Mike (I)/Borja, Jesse/Duvall, Ken/Spain, Chris (I)/Bowns, Bruce/Brekke, Rolfe/Dale, John (I)/Mone, Brian/Baker, Joe (I)/Neely, Cam/Beauchene, Bill/Fresca, Marty/Perry, Felton/Louder, Brad/Stoneham Jr., John/Blake, Jim (I)/Pelletier, Paul/Smith, William (VI)/Sheehan, Kevin (II)/Gildea, Sean/Sivertsen, Gary/Chun, Charles/Gesner, Zen/Williams, Harland/Griswold, Kenny/Moran, Rob (I)/Mullany, Terry/Starr, Mike (I)/Levine, Mark (I)/Stroehman, John/Cavallo, Mike/Blank, Brad/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Brandt, Hank/Bluhm, Brady/Caputo, Doug/Lockerman, Brad/Leasca, Tom/Allen, Clint (I)/Carrey, Jim/Kopp, Lawrence/Rocket, Charles/Franek, Clem/Constantine, Kevin/Norton, Brad/Miosky, Mark/Charpentier, Mark/Horrocks, James/Watkis, Mike/Ingram, Karen/Frick, Kathryn/Shaye, Lin/Arcoraci, Vene L./Matthews, Hillary/Kinerk, Diane/Stothard, Lisa/Sawyer, Connie (I)/Holly, Lauren/Adell, Traci/Carpel, Samantha/Wood, Elaine (I)/Garr, Teri/Rice, Anita/Krevoy, Cecile/Pearson, Samatha/Boll, Helen/Rowell, Victoria/Vienne, Denise/Barker, Nancy/Åberg, Anna/Duffy, Karen (I)/Izasa, Catallina/Nielson, Pam/Acuff, Shae/Farrelly, Nancy +Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd (2003)/Scott, William Lee/Saget, Bob/Manoukian, Vahe/Behrendt, Greg/Mazzocone, Carl/Ford, Colin/Henson, Elden/Gregory, Lucas/Posehn, Brian/Kaplan, Aaron (III)/Frederick, Jayson/Stack, Timothy (I)/Wright, Nathan (I)/Centazzo, Kevin/Olsen, Eric Christian/Levy, Eugene/Federman, Wayne (I)/Cesario, Jeff/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Braaten, Josh/Eschbacher, Roger/Gould, Dana/Richardson, Derek/Jordan, Lawrence (I)/LaBeouf, Shia (I)/Gerrior, Dawn M./Costello, Julie (I)/Pimental, Nancy/Oteri, Cheri/Krusiec, Michelle/Rogers, Mimi/Nichols, Rachel (I)/Costello, Shawnie/Redmann, Teal/Hill, Stacey (I)/Brewer, Tess/Duffy, Julia/Talley, Jill/Barr, Tally/Towne, Holly/Shaye, Lin +Dumbo (1941)/Johnson, Hall/McLeish, John/Manley, Harold/Holden, Eddie/Neil, Tony/Stubbs, Chuck/Choir, Hall Johnson/Bletcher, Billy/Sheets, Billy/Hutton, Malcolm/Carmichael, Jim/Scott, Dorothy (I)/Gammill, Noreen/Wright, Margaret/Selby, Sarah +Dune (1984)/Omen, Judd/Nance, Jack/Stockwell, Dean/MacLachlan, Kyle/Lynch, David (I)/Menéndez, Ramón (II)/Laguardia, Ernesto/Prochnow, Jürgen/Smith, Paul L./von Sydow, Max (I)/Sting/Magaloni, Honorato/Cimino, Leonardo/Elizondo, Humberto/Corkill, Danny/Jordan, Richard (I)/McGill, Everett/Dourif, Brad/Jones, Freddie/Cane, Miguel/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Ferrer, José (I)/McMillan, Kenneth/Ramírez, Claudia (I)/Annis, Francesca/Sanz, Margarita/Aragón, Angélica/Young, Sean (I)/Hunt, Linda/Mangano, Silvana/Phillips, Siân/Madsen, Virginia/Rosen, Julieta/Murguía, Ana Ofelia/Witt, Alicia/Voltaire, Jacqueline/Wryn, Molly +Dungeons & Dragons (2000)/Miano, Robert/Wayans, Marlon/Payne, Bruce (I)/Jam, Kia/Havrlik, Tomás/Mandis, David/Machácek, Jirí/Arneson, Dave/Blau, Andrew (I)/Astles, Martin/Rochette, Nicolas/Hemala, Roman/Irons, Jeremy/O'Kelly, David/O'Brien, Richard (I)/Baker, Tom (I)/Jewesbury, Edward/Arenberg, Lee/Henny, Robert/O'Toole, Matthew (II)/Whalin, Justin/Ondricek, Stanislav/McLellan, Zoe/Urbanová, Marta/Wilson, Kristen (I)/Birch, Thora +Duo luo tian shi (1995)/Chan, Fai-hung/Lai, Leon/Kong, To-hoi/Wu, Yuk-ho/Chan, Man-Lei/Kaneshiro, Takeshi/Saito, Toru (I)/Mok, Karen/Kwan, Lee-na/Reis, Michelle/Yeung, Charlie +Duplex (2003)/Riotto, Gary/Hamburg, John/DeVito, Danny/Castillo, Jim/Doyle, Christopher (I)/Guiles/Fierstein, Harvey/Remar, James/Wisdom, Robert/Blomquist, Will/Giambalvo, Louis/Hunter-Gault, Chuma/Perlman, Philip/Lazarev, Yevgeni/Banks, Joey/Walter, Tracey/Stiller, Ben/Maculan, Tim/Theroux, Justin/Pallana, Kumar/Vigus, Larry/Edwards, Edward/Fahn, Michael/Picasso/Maestro (II)/Bugsy/Shawn, Wallace/Sandler, Jackie (I)/Porter, Linda (I)/Rudolph, Maya/Valletta, Amber/Deen, Roberta R./Nguyen, Leyna/Essell, Eileen/La Fontaine, Christine/Loomis, Margie/Hughes, Geraldine/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Goldstein, Jenette/Krusiec, Michelle/Kirk, Christina/Kurtz, Swoosie/Klein, Cheryl +Dutch (1991)/Payne, Ron/Doe, Barry/Embry, Ethan/Whittington, Gene/Dupree, Vincent Craig/Asanti, Pat/Williams, Billy 'Sly'/Jones, Mickey (I)/Borden, Ross (I)/Callier, Jesshaye/Murdock, Jack/MacKenzie, J.C./Estes, Will (I)/Rice, Warren/Baker, Joe (I)/Menning, Sam (I)/Darr, Jerry/Telfer, Robert Sutherland/Alexander, David James/O'Neill, Ed (I)/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Chatlos, Tom/Meyers, Ari/Brumage, Laura/Williams, JoBeth/Hearn, Ann/La Planche, Louise/Fredericks, Kyle/Sander, Jackie Lee/Bell, Theresa/Darbo, Patrika/Leverington, Shelby/Franklin, Phyllis/Connor, Tracy J./Edell, Ina/Pickleman, Brenda/Figus, Lisa/Fox, Cedering/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Caldwell, L. Scott/Daily, Elizabeth +Dying Young (1991)/Bohn, Tim/Nash, Larry/Scott, Campbell (I)/O'Connor, Kevin (II)/Henderson, Duncan (I)/Anderson, Dion/Morris, Howard (I)/Cage, Patrick/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Selby, David/Friedenberg, Richard/Halton, Michael/Afrakhan, Behrooz/Fant, Trevor/Rosenberg, John M./Beer, Daniel/Trebek, Alex/Krauss, Ron (I)/Martin, George (II)/Lucci, Fran/Rose, Bettina/Vallely, Erin/Burstyn, Ellen/Roberts, Julia (I)/Oymainan, Lauren/Del Russo, Holly/Dewhurst, Colleen/Johnson, A.J. (I) +Día de la bestia, El (1995)/Barnatán, Jaime (I)/Tallafé, Manuel/Blanch, Jaime/Ippoliti, Gianni/Ayuso, Mario/Carreño, Ignacio/Churruca, Ramón/Chamorro, Antonio/Barbero, Higinio/Pinilla, David/El Gran Wyoming/Maestre, Francisco/Angulo, Álex/Alias, José/García, Saturnino/Ruiz, Ignacio (I)/Sáinz, José (I)/Gil, David (I)/Pons, Salvador/Dechent, Antonio/Summers, Curro/Coromina, José/Manrique, Javier/De Razza, Armando/González Sinde, José María (II)/de la Torre, Antonio (I)/Inglés, Ricardo/Pololo/Fernández, Aitor (I)/Cicare, Daniel/Lucas, Carlos (I)/Arrizabalaga, José Luis/Villén, Enrique/Gamazo, Aquilino/y Medio, Juan/Aguirre, Ramón/Araguetes, Paco/Segura, Santiago/Bigarren/Corredor, Trinidad/Cucinotta, Maria Grazia/Montero, Paloma/Laiz, Otilia/Bardem, María/Vives, Victoria/Enric, Teresa/Bartolomé, Lourdes/Campillo, Rosa/Pávez, Terele/Seseña, Nathalie/Martínez, Carmen (II) +Dîner de cons, Le (1998)/Gendron, Laurent/Huster, Francis/Georges-Schar, Mykhaël/Prévost, Daniel (I)/Sanchez, Candide (I)/Caccia, Michel/Lhermitte, Thierry/Bleu, Jacques/Roubakha, Rémy/Martin, Daniel (IV)/Pereira, Christian/Villeret, Jacques/Brigaud, Philippe/Juin, Pierre-Arnaud/Givry, Edgar/Bellal, Benoît/Vandernoot, Alexandra/Frot, Catherine/Moss, Pétronille/Melliere, Elvire +E tu vivrai nel terrore - L'aldilà (1981)/De Nava, Giovanni/Salvati, Sergio/Sacchetti, Dardano/Trestini, Giorgio/Dell'Acqua, Roberto/Flees, Anthony/Fulci, Lucio/Saint-John, Antoine/Cliver, Al/Warbeck, David/Mirabella, Michele/Galimberti, Gilberto/Saccarola, Gianpaolo/Marsala, Maria Pia/Monreale, Cinzia/MacColl, Catriona/De Marchi, Laura/Lazar, Veronica +E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)/Swingler, Richard/Thomas, Henry (I)/O'Dell, David M. (III)/Barton, Robert/Lampone, Alexander/Suskin, Mitchell/Martel, K.C./Murphy, Robert (III)/Kogan, Milt/Howell, C. Thomas/Berkson, David (I)/Fowler Jr., Will/Grossman, Ted (I)/Sherry, Tom (I)/Toth, Frank (I)/Carlberg, David/Coyote, Peter/Pesavento, Richard/Darrell, Michael/MacNaughton, Robert/Frye, Sean/Makoff, Rhoda/Cameron, Susan/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Hartnett, Barbara/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Lampone, Diane/Stein, Mary (III)/Welsh, Pat/Wallace, Dee (II)/Eleniak, Erika +Eagle Has Landed, The (1976)/Buckley, Keith/Skorzeny, Otto/Forrest, Anthony (I)/Mussolini, Benito/Taube, Sven-Bertil/Barlow, Tim/Mayne, Ferdy/Byrne, Michael (I)/Teeter, Asa/Hansen, Joachim/Plummer, Terence/Miles, Peter (II)/Conaway, Jeff/Dilley, Leigh/Jawdokimov, Alexei/Hitler, Adolf/Wren, Richard/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Lill, Denis/Rauch, Siegfried/von Ribbentrop, Joachim/Barrett, John (III)/Caine, Michael (I)/Parsé, Rick/Roëves, Maurice/Williams, Kent/Allen, Patrick (I)/Reece, Robert G./Marsden, Roy/Gilliam, David/Duvall, Robert (I)/Hagman, Larry/Finemore, Paul/McCulloch, Jack/Pleasence, Donald/Quayle, Anthony/Kahler, Wolf/Williams, Treat/Standing, John (I)/Marsh, Jean/Agutter, Jenny/Geeson, Judy/Binchy, Kate/Thelen, Léonie +Earth Girls Are Easy (1988)/Aranjo Jr., Ismael/Ward, Wayne 'Crescendo'/Large, Rob/McNally, Terrence E./Hurst, Rick/Montano, Felix (I)/Wayans, Damon/Garron, Victor/Diamond, T.C./Jundef, Jake/Goldblum, Jeff/Morris, Leslie (I)/Overton, Rick/Rocket, Charles/Robot, Robby the/McKean, Michael (I)/Lundquist, Steve/Carrey, Jim/Linville, Larry/Husain, Jory/Brown, Julie (I)/Siff, Helen Infield/Parker, Andrea (I)/Omeze, Tita/Fuller, Lisa/Ellis, June C. (I)/Giuffria, April/LaMorte, Robia/Kramer, Nicole/McBroom, Durga/Thomas, Larri/McNally, Diz/Yetta/Davis, Geena/Lujan, Crystal/Angelyne/Boyle, Lisa/Flippin, Lucy Lee/Krebs, Susan/Dawson, Cristy/Stilwell, Diane/Spangler, Donna/Sender, Carol Infield/Travis, Stacey (I)/Bond, Kimberly (I)/Moore, Myria/Volz, Nedra/Owens, Karen/Owens, Sharon/Neely, Gail +Earthquake (1974)/Matthau, Walter/Brown, Reb/Niven, Kip/Dell, Gabriel (I)/Feero, Robert/Lukas, Karl/Gough, Lloyd/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Whitaker, William (I)/Cunningham, Bob/Scheiwiller, Fred/Harada, Ernest/Endoso, Kenny/Roundtree, Richard/Nolan, Lloyd/Herbert, Tim (I)/Mantooth, Don/Williams, Tiger/Albee, Josh/Warlock, Dick/Gortner, Marjoe/Hylands, Scott/Kramer, Bert/Heston, Charlton/Haggerty, H.B./Vint, Alan/Smith, Dean (I)/Owens, Grant/Burton, William H./Johnston, Lionel/Cass Sr., David S./Vint, Jesse/Ward, Sandy/Kennedy, George (I)/Collier, Eugene/Carrott, Ric/Richardson, Michael (I)/Morick, Dave/Murdock, George (I)/Bokar, Hal/Tuell, John (I)/Bruce, Ian/Picerni, Charlie (I)/Ragin, John S./Gravage, Bob/Fischer, Bruce M./Walker, Keith A./Moffat, Donald/Nickerson, Jimmy/Young, Clint (I)/Brown, Alex (III)/Dynarski, Gene/Sawaya, George/Nisbet, Stuart/Randolph, John/Wilbanks, Don/Chapman, Lonny/Hardin, Jerry/Elerick, John (I)/Greene, Lorne/Gavin, James W./Sullivan, Barry/Wood, Forrest/Chew Jr., Sam/Dennis, Johnny/Brown, Vivian (I)/Pedroza, Ines/Scott, Debralee/Herbert, Diana/Lewis, Monica (I)/Principal, Victoria/Osborne, Frances/Elder, Patty/Gardner, Ava/Bujold, Geneviève/Vallacher, Kitty/Blair, Joan (I)/Christie, Shannon +East Is East (1999)/Harcourt, Thierry/Routledge, Jordan/Sharma, Madhav/McGregor, Bruce (II)/Harkishin, Jimmi/Dutt, Guru (I)/Mistry, Jimi/Lewis, Gary (III)/Powell, Enoch/Marwa, Emil/Bisson, Chris/Birtwell, Ralph/Janjua, Kaleem/Moses, Albert (II)/Puri, Om/Keaton, Ben/Damer, Gary/Morlidge, Roger/Ahamed, Saikat/Bardon, John/Nawaz, Tallat/Dosanjh, Kriss/James, Raji/Aspinall, Ian/Kapoor, Shammi/Bassett, Linda (I)/Nicol, Lesley/Kalidas, Preeya/Rydal, Emma/Rehman, Waheeda/Rafi, Sharmeen/Dunn, Enid/Blakemore, Margaret/Dhingra, Leena/Jones, Ruth (I)/March, Rosalind/Kalpana (II)/Panjabi, Archie +East of Eden (1955)/McNally, Edward/Hughes, Charles Anthony/Farnum, Franklyn/Ferguson, Al (I)/Dekker, Albert/Siletti, Mario/Creed, Roger/Massey, Raymond (I)/Dublin, Darren/Ives, Burl/Chapman, Lonny/Hodgins, Earle/Carey, Timothy/Garrick, Richard (I)/Dawe, Ray/Clark, Edward (I)/Hill, Ramsay/Chambers, Wheaton/Dorr, Lester/Carr, Jack (I)/Haze, Jonathan/Nichols, Paul (I)/Phillips, William 'Bill'/Arias, José (I)/Fields, Cliff/Gordon, Harold/Halloran, John/Miller, Ken (I)/Roth, Mickey/Brooks, Joe (I)/George, Leonard/Dennis, Nick (I)/Mooney, Tex/Davalos, Richard/Abbas, Abdullah/Taggart, Hal/Mazzola, Frank/Williams, Chalky/Dean, James (I)/Cording, Harry/Wagner, Max (I)/George, John (I)/Rivero, Julian/Treadville, Bette/Laird, Effie/Allen, Rose/Harris, Julie (I)/Plumer, Rose/Van Fleet, Jo/Dewey, Anna/Smith, Lois (I)/Jones, Carolyn (I)/Baxley, Barbara/West, Lillian/Priest, Pat/Rush, Loretta +Easy Rider (1969)/Walker Jr., Robert/Causey Jr., Buddy/Lafont, Duffy/Ball, Robert (I)/Fowler Jr., George/Green, Keith (I)/David, Johnny (I)/Askew, Luke/Robilard, Hayward/Dawson, Blase M./Spector, Phil/Fonda, Peter (I)/Haggerty, Dan (I)/Pataki, Michael/Mashourian, Mac/Hess Jr., Arnold/Billodeau, David C./Fonda, Justin/Mendoza, Antonio (II)/Guedry Jr., Paul/Finnerty, Warren/Hopper, Dennis/Nicholson, Jack/Grezaffi, Cynthia/Cozzi, Cathé/Anders, Luana/Wyeth, Sandy Brown/Bowman, Marcia/Scharf, Sabrina/LeBlanc, Rose/Salerno, Thea/Marmer, Lea/Black, Karen (I)/Jensen, Randee Lynne/Snodgress, Carrie/Ramagos, Suzie/Brewer, Susan/McClain, Anne/Walker, Ellie Wood/Monteil, Beatriz/Basil, Toni/Fonda, Bridget/Hebert, Elida Ann/Phillips, Carmen (I)/Purpera, Colette/Colorado, Tita/Hebert, Mary Kaye +Ed Wood (1994)/Sterne, George F./Breyer, Mike/Hernandez, Jesse/Simek, Vasek/Nuffer, Robert/Bush, Tommy/Barry, Matthew (I)/Amendolia, Don/Depp, Johnny/Short, William Michael/Starr, Mike (I)/Decker, Lionel/Yeager, Biff (I)/Pandit, Korla/Riordan, Daniel/Kizziah, Rodney/Walcott, Gregory/Russell, Anthony (I)/Martin, Alan (V)/Boyce, Jim/Spradlin, G.D./LeBell, Gene/Cottrell, Mickey/Cranshaw, Patrick/Ganger, Ben Ryan/Simpson, Christopher George/Gannascoli, Joseph R./Holliday, Charlie/DeSantis, Stanley/Revivo, Marc/Nelms, Aaron/Alden, Norman/Murray, Bill (I)/Shaff, Edmund L./Termo, Leonard/Nelson, Matthew (VI)/Landau, Martin/Steele, George 'The Animal'/Rice, John (II)/Brooks, Conrad (I)/Monaco, Ralph/Echols, Frank (I)/Cruickshanks, Reid/Filpi, Carmen/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Woods, Rayder/Mancini, Ric/Casella, Max/Baker, Ray (I)/Bellamy, Ned/Rosengren, Clive/Anderson, Bill (IV)/Slayton, Bobby/Binford, Robert/Dayton, Danny (I)/Cotton, King/Cusack, Bill/Golightly, Joseph/LaMarche, Maurice/Hinkley, Brent/Drescher, Adam (I)/Argiro, Vinny/Bertelsen, Tommy/Hood, Don/Stevenson Jr., Charles C./Boche, Herbert/Ross, John (III)/Howard, Rance/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Lombardi, Louis/De Schepper, Luc/Holihan, Ryan/Stephenson, Charles Alan/Cuyler, Audrey/Kessinger, Carolyn/Malkiewicz, Lisa/Simpson, Susan Eileen/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Wilson, Cynthia Ann/Eckstein, Hannah/Arquette, Patricia/Tippo, Patti/Kemp-Blair, Ramona/Becker, Gretchen/Coussa, Sylvia/Williams, Cheri A./Hummel, Carrie Starner/Marie, Lisa (I)/Tai, Ada/Landau, Juliet/Brienza, Linda Rae/Ali, Salwa/Walters, Melora/Cook, Marlene/Butterfield, Catherine (I)/Longyear, Nancy/Tai, Arlene/Portser, Mary +Eddie Murphy Raw (1987)/Haynes, Tiger/Byrde, Edye/Wallace, Basil/Williams, Ellis/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Brown III, James/Richmond, Deon/Hall, J.D./Morris, Warren (II)/Lafayette, John/Jackson, Samuel L./Ford, Clebert/Monson, Lex/Wayans, Damien/Jackson, Leonard (I)/Jones, Jody (III)/Iley, Barbara/Allen, Billie/McGee, Gwen/Wayans, Kim/McFadden, Davenia/Hale, Birdie M./Woods, Carol/Gibson, Geri/Davison, Michelle/Ali, Tatyana +Edge, The (1997)/Kiely, Mark/Hopkins, Anthony/Steele, Brian (I)/Baldwin, Alec/Gabay, Eli/Arnold, Brian/Jones, L.Q./Tootoosis, Gordon/Musser, Larry/Boyd, Bob/Lindstedt, David/Lefebvre, Larry/Birch, Randy/Perrineau, Harold/Bear, Bart the (I)/Macpherson, Elle/Wilhoite, Kathleen/Kinsly, Kelsa +Edison (2005)/Armstrong, Brett/Gauthier, Chris/Makaj, Steve/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Ferrucci, Frank (I)/Ennis, Glenn/Brocklebank, Sage/Quon, Darryl/Kelamis, Peter/Wilson, Garfield/Byrnes, Jim (I)/Briscoe, Byron/Perez, Timothy Paul/Mondy, Bill/LL Cool J/Elwes, Cary/Genesse, Bryan/Heard, John/McMichael, Steven/Knowlton, Claude/Jackson, Andrew (II)/Timberlake, Justin/Lippucci, Vic/Uppucci, Vic/Drummond, Brian/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Sanchez, Marco/Wayans, Damien/Lewis, David (IV)/McDermott, Dylan/Palffy, David/Miano, Robert/Menzies, Robin/Specter, Rachel/Harrison, B.J. (I)/Devine, Catherine/Sanchez, Roselyn/Casio, Monica/Fleming, Carrie (I)/McMichael, Leslie/Yip, Françoise/Steuart, Jacqueline Ann/Angel, Melanie (I)/Tomasino, Vanesa/Virshilas, Katya/Urrea, Elizabeth/White, Victoria (II)/Figura, Maria Louisa/Perabo, Piper/Gibson, Jennifer/Rodney, Klodyne/Llewellyn, Alexis/Sharma, Rekha (I)/Eglington, Holly +Edtv (1999)/Shenbaum, Steven/Pirruccello, John/Pastoriza, Robert/Parsons, Michael (V)/Quane, David/Ganz, Lowell/Krainin, Todd/Oliver, Marcus J./Lozano, Vince/Shinn, Eric/Kane, Christian/Hogan, Chris (II)/Marking, Mark/Sestero, Greg/Bellan, Joe/Moore, Michael (II)/Brooks, James (I)/James, Dublin/Berg, Charles Arthur/Alexander, King/Jenkins, Larry Flash/Maher, Bill (I)/Olea, James/Grazer, Gavin/Thyne, T.J./Morrissey, Matthew (I)/Howard, Clint/Solomon, Carl (II)/Dance, William/Plimpton, George/Gress, Googy/Turpel, Tom/Borden, Rainbow/Rubin, Sam/Kehela, Steve/Molina, Rolando/Mazza, Joe/Schuldt, Glenn E./Harras, Tony/McConaughey, Matthew/Bolt, Geoff/Connor, William M./Landau, Martin/Wiggins, Barry/Jackson, Roger (VI)/Overton, Rick/Schecter, Jeffrey/Wheeler, Mark (I)/Robson, Wade J./Shearer, Harry/Blake, Geoffrey/Chen, Zidu/Grief, Mike/Stanley, Ezra/Hopper, Dennis/St. James, Scott (I)/Meskimen, Jim/Vasquez, Alberto (I)/LaRose, Scott/Mejia, Louie/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Adler, Jonathan (II)/Hallowell, Todd (I)/Livingston, John (I)/Barg, Thomas/Davis, Curtis (I)/Bagnell, William/Esposito, Michael (I)/Berger, Mel (I)/Harrelson, Jordan/Leno, Jay/Reiner, Rob/Hearn, Sy/Gomez, Ian/Kim, Jason (I)/Harrelson, Woody/Hawn, Phil/Paul, Nathan/Boyar, Lombardo/Valdez, Alejandro/Esterkyn, Luke/Ritz, James (I)/RuPaul/Watanabe, Gedde/Tate, Rod/Thompson, Mark (VI)/Most, Don/McCormick, Todd P./Erlich, Brian Michael/Sarlatte, Bob/Jensen, Anthony (I)/Arness, Andy/Martinez, Zeidy/Walsh, Lydee/Clark, Ashley (I)/Hurley, Elizabeth (I)/DeGeneres, Ellen/Josepher, Wendle/Callahan, Roberta/Clarke, Daisy/Stevens, Julie Rose/Saqr, Sommer/Bhalla, Sonia/Kirkland, Sally (I)/McGinley, Jo/Howard, Cheryl (I)/Mariani, Janean Christine/McCall, Mitzi/Karin, Anna (I)/Byrne, Jenna/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Schwimmer, Rusty/Davis, Viveka/Moglen, Laurel (I)/Boggs, Gail/Brown, Velina/Huffington, Arianna/Holden, Alexandra/Markoe, Merrill/Elfman, Jenna/Moody, Veronica/Hecht, Gina/Morales, Anita (II)/Donatt, Julie/Moe, Jen/Jacoby-Baker, Brigitte/Carmen, Crystall/Cox, Jennifer Elise/Campbell-Gott, Connie/Marie, Louise/Stanley, Azalea/Amos, Diane/Pass, Cyndi/St. Pierre, Sun/Dungey, Merrin/Skye, Azura/Pittman, Marilyn +Educating Rita (1983)/O'Higgins, Marcus/Hurdwood, Philip/Drew, Mark/Daly, Pat (V)/Fortune, Kim/Sullivan, Gerry (I)/Stack, Liam/Douglas, Malcolm (II)/Williams, Michael (I)/Nealon, Des/Maguire, Oliver/Stanford, Alan/Casson, Christopher/Caine, Michael (I)/Power, Derry/Quigley, Godfrey/Walsh, Jack (I)/Lipman, Maureen/Molloy, Dearbhla/Crowley, Jeananne/Reynolds, Hilary/Burton, Rosamund/Reidy, Gabrielle/Germaine, Maeve/Conmee, Marie/Walters, Julie/Jeffares, Patricia +Edward Scissorhands (1990)/Palmer, Peter (III)/McMahon, John (I)/Rice, Brett/Williams, Dick Anthony/Hawkins, Cecil/Carter, Nick (II)/Price, Vincent (I)/Gaughan, Michael/Oliveri, Robert/Klein, Bill (II)/Olson, Phil/Green, Russell E./Macaulay, Marc/Clark, Andrew B./Davidson, John (II)/Depp, Johnny/DeVaul, Ken/Kapfhamer, Jack W./Hall, Anthony Michael/Bellman, Harvey/Douville, Roland/Anderson, Doyle/Brill, Steven (I)/Fox, Rex/Clark, Gary (VI)/Brown, Michael (XII)/Larkin, Bryan (I)/Yeager, Biff (I)/Fudge, Alan/Sheldon, Joe/Lustig, Aaron/Spicer, James/Lancaster, Stuart (I)/Arkin, Alan/Gallagher, Gina/Albano, Bea/Chrosniak, Suzanne/Rothman, L.A./Ferrell, Conchata/Thomson, Rosalyn/Hess, Linda Jean/Ryder, Winona/Green, Dianne L./Crumrine, Carol/Blommaert, Susan/Carson, Jackie/Meurer, Eileen/Perri, Linda/Price, Victoria (I)/Crofton, Kelli/Pieroni, Donna/Aaron, Caroline/Wiest, Dianne/Ralls, Lee/Jones, O-Lan/Ferguson, Sherry (I)/Goodspeed, Miriam (I)/Boalo, Tammy/Gallion, Jalaine/Lloyd, Tricia/Fleming, Kathy/Baker, Kathy (I)/Greenberg, Marti/Thomas, Tabetha/Heath, Mary Jane/Klasek, Carol D./Dennis, Ellin/Dombo, Kathy/Alexander, Carmen J./Nader, Laura +Eiger Sanction, The (1975)/Kennedy, George (I)/Wallach, Siegfried/Kosslyn, Jack/Redmond, Frank/Kraus, Walter/Bernard, Jean-Pierre/Howard, Dan (II)/Cassidy, Jack (I)/Walcott, Gregory/Grimm, Michael/Eastwood, Clint/Schöne, Reiner/Frey, Jack/David, Thayer/Shore, Elaine/Venus, Brenda/Brühl, Heidi/Morgan, Susan (I)/Rialson, Candice/McGee, Vonetta +Eight Below (2006)/Schellenberg, August/Buck (X)/Panou/Walker, Paul (I)/Bacon, Daniel (I)/Johnson, Damon (I)/Woods, Levi/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/D.J. (IV)/Levins, Connor Christopher/Bell, Dexter/Ziskie, Dan/Floyd/Cain, Buddy/Sali, Richard/Fraser, Duncan (II)/Simms, Michael David/Biggs, Jason/Chalk, Gary/Stewart, Malcolm (I)/Adamthwaite, Michael/Plunkett, Gerard/McKinnon, Megan/Crewson, Wendy/Metz, Belinda/Campbell, Brenda (I)/Bloodgood, Moon/Sadiq, Laara/Koda +Eight Crazy Nights (2002)/Kenny, Tom (I)/Nealon, Kevin/Hahn, Archie/Grady, Kevin/Loughran, Jonathan/Kitagawa, Hunter/Page, Richard (II)/Weathers, Carl/Schneider, Rob/Joyce, Jon/Clark, Blake/Crosby, Norm/Covert, Allen/McNulty, Tom (I)/Donaruma, J.D./Logan, Rick/Stout, Austin/Uhler, Josh/Filpi, Carmen/Housman, Jason/Barbour, James (I)/Sprouse, Dylan/Farley, Kevin P./Farley, John/Arthur, Brooks/Sprouse, Cole/Holland, Todd (II)/Kearsley, Seth/Sandler, Adam (I)/Friedman, Lari/Langton, Chance/Geiger, Michael (II)/Sandler, Stan/Alcroft, Jamie (I)/Dante, Peter/Sandler, Jared/Lovitz, Jon/Hoffman, Max (III)/Kazan, Lainie/Krauss, Alison/Wilson, Ann (I)/Dugan, Kelly/Pleune, Denise/Hoffman, Ali/Sandler, Judith/Sandler, Jillian/Gross, Jennifer/Perkins, Jennifer (II)/Barlow, Bernadette/Harmon, Linda (II)/Stevens-Logan, Susie/Albertini Dow, Ellen/Sandler, Jackie (I)/Banks, Tyra (I)/Stevens, Sally/Dugan, Sharon/Sandler, Jana/Hammer, Betsy +Eight Legged Freaks (2002)/Arquette, David/Gaintner, Roy/Doug, Doug E./Jones, Jay Arlen/Champlin, Don/Storey, John (I)/Waterman, David Earl/Ennis, John (I)/Noonan, Tom/Rippy, Leon/Terra, Scott/Benson, Ryan C./Smith, Riley/Bruiser/Overton, Rick/Moore, Jack (IV)/Holwick, Matt/Czuchry, Matt/Ryan, Eileen/Klein, Randi J./Johansson, Scarlett/Summers, Terey/Wilson, Jane Edith/Wuhrer, Kari +Eight Men Out (1988)/Sheen, Charlie/Strathairn, Tay/Newman, J. 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(II)/Baldwin, Alec/Brandt, David (II)/Daniels, Bobby/Tommy, Two-Tone/Crawford, John D./Townsend, Hugh Jennings/Burke, Rod/North, Gregory/Nepita, Sean/Humbarger, Tom/James, Jim (V)/Grabow, Griffin/Stevenson, Guy (II)/Crowe, Charlie/Dowd, Jonathan K./Robinson, Randy (III)/Howard, Travis/Hatch, Michael (II)/Manson, Ted/Sener, Scott/Hallahan, Patrick/Davis, Kyle (II)/Biggers, Dan/Bloom, Orlando/Rice, Zane/Roos, Nicky/Tencza, Billy/Judd, Steven/Shoopman, Delbert/Steen, Reid Thompson/Quinn, Bret Francis/Marlowe, Erwin Russell/Steen, Maxwell Moss/Smith, Paul (III)/Jaroscak, Michael/Holden, Masam/Seagren, Steve/De Serrano, Jeffrey/Lyons, Shane/Miguel, Nigel/King, Sonny (I)/Wainwright III, Loudon/McGill, Bruce/Palmer, Andrew (II)/Horn, Coleman/Broemel, Carl/Gehrman, Christopher/Jefferies, Nina/Knight, Hailey/Lindquist, Kristin/Crawford, Caprice/Rutherfurd, Emily/Zappa, Diva/Brockway, Jessica/Sarego, Deidra/Griffin, Patty/Ball, Alana/Sarandon, Susan/Fernandez, Daya/Valle, Sonia/Stewart, Jenny (I)/Boles, Karen/Munn, Allison (II)/Woods, Jennifer/Dunst, Kirsten/Passman, Shana/Phelps, Laurie Megan/Greer, Judy/Pendygraft, Kelly/Pinegar, Kassie/Keefe, Delaney/O'Connor, Jeanette/McGoohan, Catherine/DeCola, Dena/McAnear, Rana/Goldwyn, Emily/Kush, Wendy/Deen, Paula/Crowe, Alice Marie/Biel, Jessica/Trice, Judy Pryor/Merritt, Ashley D./Monier, Andrea +Ella Enchanted (2004)/Carter, Jim (I)/Coogan, Steve/Kinevane, Pat/Keenan, Rory/McArdle, Aidan/Wilson, Howard (V)/Elwes, Cary/Dancy, Hugh/Yuan, Ron/Murfi, Mikel/Naprous, Daniel/Monaghan, Aaron/Lucchesi, Alvaro/Kirwan, Emmet/Breathnach, Paraic/Nguyen, Johnny/Mistry, Jimi/O'Haver, Tommy/Kelly, Christopher (VIII)/McGrath, Pat (III)/McAnally, Aonghus Og/Idle, Eric/Bergin, Patrick/Irvine, Andrea/Ward, Susan (IV)/Olson, Anna (I)/Hamm, Audrey/Driver, Minnie/Rath, Rachel/Malkan, Ankita/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Higham, Jennifer/Dent, Donna/Punch, Lucy/Nagra, Parminder/Fox, Vivica A./Brigg, Aimee/Lumley, Joanna/Scally, Claire Michelle/Millsapp, Merrina/Norton, Helen/Noone, Nora-Jane/Crowley, Amelia/Klum, Heidi/Tingle, Sally-Ann +Elling (2001)/Rafaelsen, Joachim/Horge, Sverre/Tjore, Alex/Otnes, Ola/Nordin, Sven/Ellefsen, Per Christian/Gørvell, Per/Haugmark, Knut/Christensen, Per (I)/Langhelle, Jørgen/Dahl, Knud (I)/Olausson, Hilde/Mosli, Cecilie A./Linnestad, Eli Anne/Smith, Christin/Jacobsen, Marit Pia +Elmer Gantry (1960)/Showalter, Max/Lally, Mike (I)/Perry, Charles (I)/Glass, Everett/Nelson, Ed (I)/Gorss, Sol/Wilkerson, Guy/Riss, Dan/Dumke, Ralph/McKee, John (II)/Jagger, Dean/Stevens, Bert (I)/Kelley, Barry (I)/Lieb, Robert P./Andrews, Edward (I)/Maross, Joe/McIntire, John (I)/Lancaster, Burt/McMahon, David (I)/Ober, Philip/Ingram, Rex (I)/O'Brien, William H./Antrim, Harry/Parsons, Milton/Qualen, John/Stoney, Jack/Holmes, Wendell (I)/Buster, Budd/Cisar, George/Kenny, Colin/Kennedy, Arthur (I)/Leavitt, Norman/Whalen, Michael (I)/Van Sickel, Dale/Lummis, Dayton/Marlowe, Hugh/Horvath, Charles/Terrell, Ken/Brocco, Peter/Walker, Ray (I)/Blake, Larry J./Fraser, Sally (I)/Willes, Jean/Stapp, Marjorie/Simmons, Jean (I)/Page, Patti/Hayes, Mary Adams/Pall, Gloria/Luna, Barbara (I)/Jones, Shirley (I) +Emerald Forest, The (1985)/Archanjo, Gabriel/Júnior, Gracindo/Carvalho, Joao Mauricio/Rodriguez, William (I)/Boorman, Charley/Coelho, Ariel/Iório, Átila/Marinker, Peter/Muhlenberg, Arthur/Flores, Aloisio/Polanah, Ruy/Vinicius, Paulo/Terto, Chico/Conde, Eduardo/Borges, Mario/Boothe, Powers/Moreno, Claudio (I)/de Faria, Silvana/Velasco, Maria Helena/Agbayani, Tetchie/Vaneau, Yara/Foster, Meg/Bicudo, Isabel/Prisco, Patricia/Paes, Dira/Chandler, Estee +Emma (1996)/McGregor, Ewan/Cumming, Alan/Miley, Brett/Woodall, Edward/Cosmo, James/Franklyn-Robbins, John/Williamson, Paul (I)/Capron, Brian/Hawthorne, Denys/Boardman, Lee/Northam, Jeremy/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Walker, Polly (II)/Collette, Toni/Stevenson, Juliet/Byron, Kathleen/Westwood, Karen/Craig, Rebecca/Law, Phyllida/Thompson, Sophie/Scacchi, Greta/Jones, Ruth (I)/Down, Angela +Emperor's Club, The (2002)/Morrow, Rob/Bigini, Luca/Miller, George F./Millman, Gabriel/Gawley, Denis/McLaughlin, Duane/Dempsey, Patrick (I)/Walsh, Jimmy (I)/Levin, Ben (II)/Shanklin, James/Fredricks, Sean/Bloom, Tom (I)/Morales, Chris/Coppola, Michael (I)/Glovinsky, Henry/Bova, Anthony Vincent/Hirsch, Emile/Mehta, Rishi/Hagelin, Nick/Yulin, Harris/McConnell, Charles (I)/Estes, Charles/Rees, Roger/Hatch, David C./Culp, Steven/Nichols, Mark (II)/Kline, Kevin (I)/Gretsch, Joel/Blankfort, Jase/Realbuto, Tim/Care, Allan M./Douglas, Matthew/Clark, Matthew (I)/Khanna, Rahul/Herrmann, Edward/Kain, Rick/Dano, Paul/Eisenberg, Jesse/Brown, Melissa (VII)/O'Sullivan, Katherine/Lorenz, Deirdre/Doubilet, Emily/Grant, Jessica Brooks/Bedi, Purva/Hobgood, Elizabeth/Foody, Michelle/Wise, Sophie/Carey, Helen/Mehta, Charu R./O'Heaney, Caitlin/Davidtz, Embeth/Deverau, Dominique/Regan, Molly/Wehner, Pamela +Emperor's New Groove, The (2000)/Jones, Tom (I)/Bergen, Bob/Whyte, Joe/Stojka, Andre/Goodman, John (I)/Clotworthy, Robert/Fiedler, John (I)/Reynolds, D.F./Warburton, Patrick/Susskind, Steve/Harnell, Jess/Anderson, Stephen J. (I)/Mann, Danny (I)/Bumpass, Rodger/Linnetz, Eli Russell/Spade, David/Malick, Wendie/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Darling, Jennifer/Diavati, Chryssoula/McGowan, Mickie/Flynn, Miriam/Gorowski, Geri Lee/Kelso, Kellyann/Kitt, Eartha/Deutsch, Patti +Empire (2002)/Sarsgaard, Peter/Báez, Rafael (I)/Leguizamo, John/Rhune, Tony/Serrano, Nestor/Hochstin, Keith/De Leon, Andre/Figueroa, Mike/Laresca, Vincent/Brosh, Ron/Figueroa, Jean-Luke/Santiago, Elliot/Adams, Granville/Gonell, Luis/Criss, Anthony 'Treach'/Castellanos, Teo/Simmons, Derrick/Leon, Carlos/Campbell, Robert B./Velez, Jaime/Campbell, Rob B./York, Tom (I)/Whipple III, George/Pastran, Omar/Rosado, Edward/Joe, Fat/Chen, Dan/Coppola, Sam (II)/Solis, Félix/Gallin, Tim/Cotto, Delilah/Braga, Sonia/Benitan, Christina/Jones, Kidada/Arroyave, Karina/Lucarelli, Rosanne/Stone, Gigi/Steuer, Monica/Diaz, Stracy/Gomez, Giovanna/Gomez-Fisher, Nicole/Richards, Denise/Byers, Tanya/Vidal, Marta/Lopez, Dashia/Rossellini, Isabella/Dealy, Sally Simone/Morgado, Maritza +Empire of the Sun (1987)/Duncan, Frank/Ce, Za Chuan/Charleson, Ray (I)/Dearlove, Jack/Arai, Hiro/Phillips, Leslie/Gale, Peter (I)/Moore, John (III)/Flynn, Eric/Qing, Shi Bui/Ibu, Masatô/de Jonge, Marc/Kataoka, Takatoro/Reynolds, Paul (IV)/Eng, Ronald (I)/Boncza, Tony/Stephens, Robert (I)/Frazer, Rupert/Havers, Nigel/Zhao, Ge Yan/Walker, James (II)/Malkovich, John/Crossman, Michael/Liang, Guo Xue/Greene, James (I)/Stiller, Ben/Kwouk, Burt/Leach, Nigel (I)/Copley, Peter/Yamada, Takao/Parker, Gary (I)/Neidorf, David/Seymour, Ralph/Harrison, Simon (I)/Bale, Christian/Pantoliano, Joe/Michael, Ralph/She, Zhai Nai/Ishimatsu, Guts/Jecchinis, Kieron/Dastor, Nicholas/Houghton, Barrie/McGann, Paul (I)/Kong-Guo-Jun/Danaher, Tom/Turner, Anna (I)/Maas, Sybil/Chantrell, Shirley/Bolton, Barbara/Warden, Samantha/Castle, Ann/Platten, Edith/Richard, Emily (I)/Ye, Lu/Queensberry, Ann/Piper, Emma/Ranft, Thea/Longrigg, Francesca/Marriott, Sylvia/Gilan, Yvonne/Armstrong, Nina/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Leong, Susan/Forbes, Sheridan/Hamilton, Paula (I) +Empire Records (1995)/Zaar, Tony/Urungus, Oderus/Sexton III, Brendan/Granger, Bernard/Fleming, Rico/LaPaglia, Anthony/Sayer, Bob/Morris, Rob (I)/Harding, Michael (III)/Maguire, Tobey/Gray, David Myers/Noday, Patt/Taylor, Corey Joshua/Cochrane, Rory/Wills, James 'Kimo'/Menchhofer, Mark/Embry, Aaron/Crawford, Brandon/Bolen, Gary (I)/Lenthall, David/Edwards, Craig (I)/Bechtel, Jesse/Gwar/Shivers, Coyote/Whitworth, Johnny/Rojanatavorn, Kawan/Sutton, Le Etta/Tare, Nello/Embry, Ethan/Hemingway, Anthony (I)/Caulfield, Maxwell/Bode, Ben/Zellweger, Renée/Howard, Julia/Randall, Kessia/Tyler, Liv/Grapentien, Elizabeth/Canton, Joanna/Brigman, Karen (I)/Miranda, Dianna/Powell, Andrea (I)/Caulfield, Melissa/Taylor, Diana/Travis, Lara/Mazar, Debi/Seidman, Michele/Nousianen, Pandora J./Tunney, Robin/Carruth, Kelly/Sissons, Kimber/Pressley, Paizhe +Employee of the Month (2004)/Tovar, Stef/Kosik, Michael/Holly, Bryan/Leggett, Jay/Vostad, Scott/Michalski, Jeff/Gugliemi, Noel/Nuggette, Mic/Blondell, Brian/Botka, John Timothy/Hart, Jody/Hulne, Peter A./Pasquesi, David/Loy, Amber/Marques, Austin/Jason, Peter/Zahn, Steve/Rouse, Mitch/Dooley, Paul/Lynn, Marc (I)/Fitzgerald, Jeremy (III)/Nease, Lucas/Dillon, Matt (I)/Prutow, Jon (I)/Almeida, Enrique/Callahan, E.J./Nelson, Christopher Allen/Coleman, Mike (II)/Foley, Dave (I)/Beltzman, Mark/O'Sullivan, Patrick (II)/Cavazos, Nicole/Milgrim, Lynn/Fischer, Jenna/Bendewald, Andrea/Albert, Renee/Killen, Paula/Applegate, Christina/Hayres, Cherilyn/Gubelmann, Fiona/Riva, Diana-Maria/Fox, Jamie/Soong, Lucille/Mirts, Wendy/Donohue, Jewel/Negro, Mary-Joan/Corry, Rebecca +Encino Man (1992)/Lozano, Vince/Fraser, Brendan/Noseworthy, Jack/DeLuise, Michael/Perkins, Stephen (I)/Hoff, Christian/Bednob, Gerry/Masur, Richard/Dudynsky, Ivan/Siguenza, Herbert/Van Horn, Patrick (I)/Walcott III, Noel L./James, Dalton/McCallie, Doug/Quan, Jonathan Ke/Lumpkin, Furley/Salinas, Ricardo/Jackson, Kyle Scott/Allas, Peter/Elkins, Steven (I)/Muir, Mike/Anderson-Gunter, Jeffrey/Astin, Sean/Lozano, José Luis/Adair-Rios, Mark/Montoya, Richard/David, Mark (I)/Trujillo, Robert (I)/Avari, Erick/Carpenter, R.D./Siegel, Adam (I)/Pleasants, Dean/Shore, Pauly/Ducommun, Rick/Rossomando, Sicily/Hess, Sandra/McGowan, Rose/Herkert, Toni/Johnson, Deborah Lee/Dali, Tracy/Kablan, Therese/Ward, Megan (I)/Hartley, Mariette/Tunney, Robin/Griffin, Renee/Acuna, Wanda/Christie, Julianne/Scott, Esther (II)/Bennett, Heather/Armstrong, Melinda/Blain, Ellen/White, Michole +End of Days (1999)/Goldwag, Elliot/Rocha, Father Michael/Margolis, Mark/Shearer, Jack/Franco, David (III)/O'Hagan, Michael/Ostovich, Terry/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/O'Connor, Derrick/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Feldman, Sebastian/Lesser, Robert/Schackman, Paul/Kier, Udo/Miele, Luciano/Garroway, Lloyd/Pollak, Kevin/Byrne, Gabriel/Williams, Gary Anthony/Kramer, Steve (I)/Weisenberg, David/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Ray, Frankie (I)/Varnado, Victor/Botka, John Timothy/Quattro, Van/Steiger, Rod/von Huene, Walter/Gallini, Matt/Tamburro, Charles A./Bogris, Yannis/Nielsen, John (I)/Sigall, Eve/Pounder, CCH/Pine, Linda/Corral Kendall, Elaine/Tunney, Robin/Olstead, Renee/Mascara, Melissa/Margolyes, Miriam/Judd, Rainer/Kay, Kassandra/Sager, Lynn Marie/Lewis, Denice D. +End of the Affair, The (1999)/McKenzie, Jack/Fiennes, Ralph/Shaps, Cyril/Hart, Ian/Isaacs, Jason/Main, Nic/Rea, Stephen (I)/Hewetson, Nicholas/Bolam, James/Bould, Sam/Fisher-Turner, Simon/Morrell, Penny/Jones, Heather-Jay/Findlay, Deborah/Moore, Julianne (I) +Enemy at the Gates (2001)/Fiennes, Joseph/Lange, Gotthard/Nesterov, Aleksei/van Husen, Dan/Ünel, Birol/Kaminski, André (I)/Zak, Mark/Vilanow, Vladimir/Perlman, Ron/Kodirov, Arslan/Harris, Ed (I)/Bandi, Mario/Stadlober, Robert/Rozinsky, Igor/Vengerov, Gennadi/Aleksandrov, Dmitri/Makarov, Genia/Petruo, Thomas/Cooper, Jury/Schenk, Michael (I)/Witt, Manfred/Lambrecht, Bernd/Papierz, Pjotr/Wozniak, Jarek/Hoskins, Bob/Tokarev, Sergei/Thomson, Gabriel/Matveyev, Mikhail/Neumann, Axel/Majowski, Markus/Volodin, Aleksei/Pagel, David/Schwan, Alexander/Shvedoff, Ivan/Kovalevski, Maxim/Wlaschiha, Tom/Freyer, Claudius/Smole, Morin/Silbereisen, Peter/Arnst, Hendrik/Murray, Martin Glyn/Stier, Hans Martin/Nieder, Dietmar/Habich, Matthias/Tselbyansky, Gennadi/Kofmann, Grigori/Bischoff, Marc/Platareanu, Valentin/Daehn, Werner/Kudrjawizki, Lenn/Handtke, Holger/Law, Jude/Schick, Clemens/Dowdall, Jim/Schubarth, Marischka/Bondar, Natalya/Samain, Inna/Böttcher, Anna/Dobberstein, Galina/Weisz, Rachel/Cebulla, Dana/Mattes, Eva/Rois, Sophie/Burowa, Keta +Enemy Mine (1985)/Huber, Charles M./Kerwin, Lance/Gilder, Colin/Mapp, Jim/Stokes, Barry/Luceno, Jack/Jade, Sheyenne/James, Brion (I)/Taylor, Kevin (I)/Marcus, Richard (I)/Robinson, Doug (I)/Andress, Herb/Günther, Ulrich/Balog-Dutombé, Menyhért René/Moore, Tony L./McBride, Mark (I)/Kraft, Scott/Jurasik, Peter/Gossett Jr., Louis/Jeyes, Jazzer/Danmar/Henson, Frank/Geer, Andy (I)/Quaid, Dennis/Stolow, Henry/Robinson, Bumper/Michaels, Lou/Hausenberger, Mandy/Woods, Emily/McCormick, Carolyn +Enemy of the State (1998)/Han, David/Green, Seth/Voight, Jon/Beatty, Jim/Smith, Will (I)/Elfman, Bodhi/Caan, Scott/Majors, Paul/Zlotnick, Steven/Heslov, Grant/Walker, Michael J. (II)/Werking, Noel/Butler, Dan (I)/Markinson, Brian/Pepper, Barry/Sutton, Pete/Larrivey, Wayne A./Slater, Callison/Olson, Eric (II)/Capodice, John/Sizemore, Tom/Washington, Jascha/Manni, Vic/Walker, John Haynes/Hart, Ian/Brown, Lennox/Richards, T.R./Gersicoff, Robert/Kelly, Joseph Patrick/Uhrig, Steve/King, Larry (I)/Alpert, Arnie/Welch, Jason (II)/De Crispino, Sam/Herman, Paul (I)/Roberts, Doug (I)/Robards, Jason/Medrano, Frank/Hawn, Phil/Cenatiempo, John/Boriello, Bobby/Chambers, Jacob/Nascarella, Arthur J./Kraemer, Mattias/Allendorfer, John/Brodie, Colin/Hackman, Gene/Lawrence, Christopher (III)/Andolini, Michael/Holt, Chris (I)/Mergenthaler, Carl/Quinn, Tom (II)/Hall, Philip Baker/Clary, Paul M./Dean, Loren/Black, Jack (I)/Byrne, Gabriel/Hunter, James (VI)/Ward, Joshua/Bosworth, Martin/Cano, Daniel/Busey, Jake/Gonzales, Steve (II)/Sandler, Henry/Troy, Thomas/Olney, Warren/O'Rourke, Robert/Cephers, Troy A./Wong, Albert (I)/Gómez, Carlos (II)/Collins, Greg (II)/Keung, Eric/Lee, Jason (I)/LeGros, James/Wilson, Stuart (II)/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Brancato, Lillo/Karkowsky, Adam/Bonet, Lisa/Quinn, Kasey Lynn/Overby, Rhonda/Fischer, Pamela (I)/Eizenia, Laura/Abrams, Patsy Grady/Silva, Rebeca/Arcoraci, Vene L./Ehrlich, Joy/King, Regina/Hamer, Lillie Shaw/Gunn, Anna (I)/McCombs, Alexis/Kriss, Mandy/Mayoral, Beatriz/Curtis, Charlie/McDonough, Brenna (I)/Balahoutis, Alexandra/Griego, Penny/Townes, Adrienne/Scott, Donna W./Berman, Elizabeth/Wendl, Joyce Flick/Killian, Robyn/Ward, Jackilyn/Pamintuan, Angelica/Sie, Allison/Yee, Nancy/Milicevic, Ivana/Cayouette, Laura/Wu, Jade (I)/Watt, Raichle +Enfants du paradis, Les (1945)/Benglia, Habib/Palau/Renoir, Pierre/Diéner, Jean/Numès Fils, André/Favières, Guy/Blain, Gérard/Dhéry, Robert/Salou, Louis/Barrault, Jean-Louis/Larive, Léon/Frankeur, Paul/Rémy, Albert/Decroux, Etienne/Florencie, Louis/Carmet, Jean/Lanier, Jean/Pérès, Marcel/Loris, Fabien/Bovério, Auguste/Hamilton, Gustave/Walter, Lucien/Gold, Jean/Castelot, Jacques/Rognoni/Herrand, Marcel/Patorni, Raphaël/Belmon, Jean-Pierre/Demange, Paul/Modot, Gaston/Brasseur, Pierre/Quero, Cynette/Legrand, Lucienne (I)/Monthil, Marcelle/Arletty/Marken, Jane/Casares, María +Enforcer, The (1976 I)/Dillman, Bradford/Pellegrino, Nick/Eastwood, Clint/Mitchum, John/MacMillan, Will/Ferreira, Roger/Guardino, Harry/Ramos, Rudy/Jelliffe, Bill/Behling, Robert/Bellan, Joe/Cavanaugh, Michael (I)/Crawford, John (I)/Boyd, Kenneth/Spano, Joe (I)/Hicks, Chuck/Hoy, Robert F./Manes, Fritz/Fong, Brian (I)/Durock, Dick/Rimdzius, Art/Eoff, Steve/Popwell, Albert/Reiner, Rob/Manning, Ronald/Roselius, John/Bookwalter, DeVeren/Marshall, Glenn Leigh/O'Neill, Tim (I)/McGovern, Terence/Kelly, M.G./Walter, Jerry/Glin, Bernard/Burrus, Tim/Ackridge, Bill/Richie, Stan/Jones, Jocelyn/Prince, Gloria/Macey, Anne/Beebe, Barbara/Stratton, Jan/Daly, Tyne/Doane, Samantha/Proom, Adele +English Patient, The (1996)/Kant, Paul/Rostom, Hichem/Smee, Anthony/Mafham, Dominic/Hamrouni, Abdellatif/Ferguson, Matthew (I)/Johnson, Geordie/Ross, Lee (I)/Done, Jason/Fiennes, Ralph/Rühring, Peter/Prochnow, Jürgen/Morlidge, Roger/Wadham, Julian/Andrews, Naveen/Castelnuovo, Nino/Dafoe, Willem/Whitchurch, Philip/Truter, Gregor/Chetoui, Habib/Whately, Kevin/Eggert, Fritz/Sherlock, Simon/Miled, Salah/Coulthard, Raymond/Firth, Colin/Schipper, Sebastian/Azaiez, Samy/Merrison, Clive/Rudolph, Sebastian/Walker, Amanda (I)/Higginson, Torri/Scott Thomas, Kristin/Repo-Martell, Liisa/Day, Philippa/Mankaï, Sonia/Sehill, Thoraya/Turkhi, Rim/Binoche, Juliette/Belhassen, Sondos +Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain, The (1995)/McGaughey, Nicholas/Meredith, David Lloyd/Kretchmer, Harry/Rhys, Ieuan/Grant, Hugh (I)/Roberts, Dafydd Wyn/Pugh, Robert (I)/Blythe, Robert/Hart, Ian/McNeice, Ian/Vaughan, Tudor/Cains, Fraser/Walters, Jack (II)/Vaughan, Hugh/Griffith, Kenneth (I)/Meaney, Colm/Evans, Howell (I)/Morgan, Garfield/Fitzgerald, Tara (I)/Palfrey, Lisa/Williams, Anwen/McNeice, Maisie +Enigma (2001)/von Fritsch, Werner/Woodall, Edward/Jagger, Mick/Redgrave, Corin/Murray, Martin Glyn/Poraj, Bohdan/Felce, Ian/Rowe, Nicholas (I)/Scott, Dougray/Simons, Hywel/Docksey, Wayne/Macfadyen, Matthew/Schaub, Julius/Hollander, Tom/Preater, Adrian/Brückner, Wilhelm/Coster-Waldau, Nikolaj/Gomez, John (II)/Rattray, Paul/Sumpter, Donald/Goebbels, Josef/Fisher, Tom (I)/Troughton, Michael/MacInnes, Angus/Hitler, Adolf/Pugh, Robert (I)/Katz, Richard (II)/von Blomberg, Werner/Leaf, Richard/Bentinck, Tim/Lutze, Viktor/Hardwicke, Edward/Northam, Jeremy/Montague, Lee/Thomson, Rosie/Tate, Isobel/Winslet, Kate/Buckley, Emma (I)/Duff, Anne-Marie/MacLeod, Mary/De Rooij, Mirijam/Burrows, Saffron/Davies, Emma (I) +Enough (2002 I)/Futterman, Dan/Barillaro, William/Brokhim, David/Ward, Fred (I)/Young, Bruce A./Noah, James/Maher, Christopher (I)/Falsetti, Ryan/Sexton, Brent/Milton, Russell/Riddell, Leif/Clark, Brett Baxter/French, Bruce (I)/Campbell, Bill (I)/Wyle, Noah/Shrake, Ward/Zsenyuk, Steven Paul/McCay, Victor/Martin, Dan (II)/Madera, Ruben/O'Brien, John (VII)/Byrne, Michael P./Cobbs, Bill/Guzzi, Chris/Papp, John/Kober, Jeff/Fishburn, Tanya/Abernathy, Louisa/Nelson, Sandra/Higuchi, Kerri/Cardona, Hélène/Hazelitt, Bethany/Emery, Margaret/Allen, Adeline/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Allen, Tessa/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Brenner, Smadar/Hazelitt, Abby/Ward, Fern/Allen, Jeanne/Bokal, Nikki/Carroll, Janet/Forman, Regan/Stewart, Lynne Marie +Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005)/Lugenbuehl, Michael/Beard, John (II)/Wickman, Charles/Lay, Kenneth/Hilder, Philip/Bush, George W./Davis, Gray/Muckleroy, Mike/Fastow, Andrew/Dunn, Joseph (III)/Olson, John (VI)/Nutter, Reverend James/Skilling, Jeff/Dees II, Reggie/Chanos, Jim/Pai, Lou L./Elkind, Peter/Porter, David V./Whitehead, Colin/Phillips, Kevin (IV)/Leno, Jay/Rosenfield, Harvey/Freeman, David (XI)/Eberts, Max/Coyote, Peter/Clinton, Bill (I)/Kaseweter, Al/Lerach, Bill/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Cheney, Dick/Coale, Carol/Rapoport, Nancy/Lynch, Loretta/Swartz, Mimi/Martin-Brock, Amanda/McLean, Bethany/Watkins, Sherron/Shriver, Maria +Enter the Dragon (1973)/Lee, Bruce (I)/Kent, Allan/Johnson, Pat E./Ho, Lee Yan/Williams, Donnie/Weeks, Geoffrey (I)/Garcia, Darnell/Sanders, Steve (V)/Wall, Robert (I)/Hung Kam-Bo, Sammo/Kelly, Jim (II)/Yuen, Biao/Bissell, Mike/Saxon, John/Archer, Peter (I)/Tung, Wei/Chan, Jackie (I)/Yeung, Bolo/Yuen, Wah/Heller, Paul M./Liu, Tony/Caruso, Mickey/Shih, Kien/Lam, Ching-Ying/Keller, William/Ochiai, Hidy/Chiao, Roy/Chung, Betty/Mao, Angela (I)/Capri, Ahna/Clark, Marlene +Entrapment (1999)/Hill, Tom Clarke/Connery, Sean/Meyers, Eric (II)/Marsh, William (I)/Rhames, Ving/McNally, Kevin (I)/Saxon, Rolf/Jai-Persad, Rhydian/Dhillon, Hari/Howard, David (VII)/Xu, Tony/Fielder, Harry/Potter, Tim (II)/Yip, David/Sharma, Madhav/Chaykin, Maury/Ganatra, Ravin J./O'Neill, Terry (I)/Yung, Sai-Kit/Patton, Will (I)/Swartz, Aaron (I)/Chye, Kee Thuan/Zeta-Jones, Catherine +Envy (2004)/Reddy, Brian/Lerner, Sam (I)/Andersen, Curtis/McCleister, Tom/Gavigan, John/Roberts, Douglas (I)/Stiller, Ben/Elias, Hector/Deckert, Blue/Callahan, E.J./Walken, Christopher/Black, Jack (I)/Tumbleweed/Kleinmuntz, Manny/Shocknek, Kent/Lugo, Daniel/Sugimoto, Nicholas/Danford, Jaye K./Rooney, Ted (I)/Boyd, Cayden/Roman, Frank (I)/Bozeman, Terry/Marrott, John/Matheus, Connor/Greenblatt, Jacob/Samra, Ofer/Hernandez, Gustavo/Bosley, Randall/Gade, Ariel/Coons-Parker, Atiana/Dixon, Tracy (I)/Hughes, Angee/Jefferson, Edith/Poehler, Amy/Pouk, Melissa/Ochoa, Maricela/Rosenberg, Hannah (I)/Jackson, Lily/Higgins, Amy (I)/Karsian, Tara/Weisz, Rachel/Rose, Ashlynn +Equilibrium (2002)/Purcell, Dominic/Diggs, Taye/Taubman, Anatole/Kurtulus, Mehmet/Marewski, Armin/Schindler, Klaus/Harbour, Matthew/Hemmings, David/Pertwee, Sean/Smith, Mike (I)/Macfadyen, Angus/Cabras, Francesco/Keogh, John (I)/Brandl, Oliver/Bale, Christian/Clark, Danny Lee/Wimmer, Kurt/Kahrmann, Christian/Bean, Sean/Martens, Dirk (I)/Fitz, Florian/Barrash, David/Cook, Brian W./Fichtner, William/Conley, Brian (I)/Calzone, Maria Pia/Watson, Emily (I)/Zoudé, Dennenesch/Siewert, Emily/Summer, Alexa +Eraser (1996)/Shenkman, Ben (II)/Forest, Denis/Romano, Andy/Krupa, Olek/Fry, Kevin/Taylor, Corey Joshua/Gong, Michael Gregory/Lacause, Sebastian/Kilpatrick, Patrick/Arcuri, Frank/Polizos, Vic/Shuster, Rick/Freeman, K. Todd/Rote, Edward/Nucci, Danny/Miranda, Robert/Rolston, Mark/Carlo, Ismael 'East'/Collins, Pat (III)/Scarber, Sam/Gregory, Michael (I)/Sudduth, Skipp/Chinlund, Nick/Lupo, Tom (I)/Seymour, Dorin/Sisto, Rocco/Mahaney, Matthew/McKinney, Gregory/Caan, James/Coburn, James/Hausserman, Mischa/Minitello, Frank/Berns, Gerald/Cerullo, Al/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Varga, Richie/Bilson, David/Longo, Tony/Pastorelli, Robert/Trippel, Dieter R./Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Papajohn, Michael/Nay, A.J./Barnett, Craig (I)/King, Sonny (I)/Chiquette, Charles/Libby, Brian/Beeman, Terry/Marzan, Rick/Viterelli, Joe/Mankiewicz, Christopher/Batalla, Rick/Rosin, James/Mallow, Dave/Cromwell, James (I)/Marcus, Dominic/Fusco, Anthony/Boss, Mike/Chatman, Glenndon/Slattery, John (I)/Ford, Steven (I)/Short, James/Stone, Mike (II)/Wynands, Danny/Clark, James Frank (I)/Wolos-Fonteno, David/Huff, Tommy J./Cameron, Mike (I)/Snyder, John (I)/Landey, Clayton/Colceri, Tim/Becker, Gerry/Cozart, Cylk/Walters, Melora/Manheim, Camryn/Maffia, Roma/Winbush, Camille/Holihan, Patricia/Morgan, Diana (II)/Williams, Vanessa L. +Eraserhead (1977)/Joston, Darwin/Keeler, Toby (I)/Moran, Neil (II)/Keeler, Brad/Coulson, Thomas/Joseph, Allen/Monez, John/Dennis, Gill (I)/Nance, Jack/Walsh, Raymond/Landon Jr., Hal/Fisk, Jack/Bates, Jeanne/Lynch, Peggy (I)/Near, Laurel/Keeler, Doddie/Stewart, Charlotte (I)/Phipps-Wilson, V./Lynch, Jennifer Chambers/Lange, Jean/Roberts, Judith Anna +Erik the Viking (1989)/Sher, Antony/Latham, Bernard/Simpson, Jay/Robbins, Tim (I)/Duffy, Dave/Bednash, Frank/Evans, Simon (X)/Cleese, John/Jones, Freddie/Harper, Colin/McCarthy, Barry/Padden, Bernard/Joyce, Paddy/Votolato, Max/Shaps, Cyril/Jones, Terry (I)/McTavish, Graham/Carter, Jim (I)/Surtees, Allan/MacLachlan, Andrew/Innes, Neil/Gordon Sinclair, John/McInnerny, Tim/Cady, Gary/Killick, Tim/Broadbent, Jim/Geeves, Peter/Baker, Matthew (I)/Jones, Harry (I)/Schiller, Danny/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Sekine, Tsutomu/Martin, John Scott/Simon, Charles (II)/Roost, Gary/Ridings, Richard (I)/McKeown, Charles/Connolly, Angela/Jones, Sally (I)/Thomas, Sian/Voe, Sandra/Stubbs, Imogen/Vosburgh, Tilly/Gibbs, Matyelok/Kitt, Eartha/Bond, Samantha (I)/Crowden, Sarah/McCarthy, Julia (I) +Erin Brockovich (2000)/Martinez, Larry/Harrold, Jamie/Chrest, Joe/Simmons, Judge LeRoy A./Walter, Tracey/Lucking, William/Leavenworth, Scotty/Coyote, Peter/Brisbin, David (I)/Lowell, Randy/Malone, Mike (II)/Gill, Jack (II)/Hairston, Ronald E./Eckhart, Aaron/Sullivan, George Rocky/Sowers, Scott/Williams, Wade (II)/Cervantes, Jason/Allen, Scott (II)/Tangen, Tom/Bukey, Charles John/Finney, Albert/Shamberg, Michael (I)/Kimbrough, Matthew/Rodriguez, Valente/Skipper, Pat/Harney, Michael/Altomare, Ron/Thyne, T.J./Snell, Don (I)/Roberts, Julia (I)/Zinner, Meredith/Richards, Cordelia/Jones, Cherry (I)/Didawick, Dawn/Barnes, Adilah/Passmoore, Irina V./Marks, Emily (I)/Cox, Veanne/Gallego, Gina/Shaw, Sheila/Pomers, Scarlett/Wagner, Julie/Malota, Kristina/Maldonado, Norma/Marks, Julie (I)/Helgenberger, Marg/Pimental, Ashley/de la Peña, Gemmenne/Ashley, Sarah/Pimental, Brittany/Brockovich-Ellis, Erin/Ferrell, Conchata/Kennedy, Mimi/López, Irene Olga +Ernest Goes to Camp (1987)/Lamb, Charlie/Woodworth, Andrew (I)/Schumacher, Eddy/West, Johnson/Ford, Buck (I)/Alzado, Lyle/Cody, Iron Eyes/Speight Jr., Richard/Menville, Scott/Brown, John (X)/Black, Larry/Deleon, Paulo/Butler, Daniel/Loyd, Todd/Sartain, Gailard/Abdul-Samad, Hakeem/Varney, Jim/Standing Bear, Jeff/Vernon, John (I)/Green, Ivan/Sinclair, Hugh (II)/Day, Patrick (I)/Henson, Jim (I)/Bridgesmith, Lance/Godwin Jr., Harvey/Bennett, Mac/Vargas, Jacob/Ruff, Adam/Capri, Danny/Benson III, Robert Green/Chappelear, Michael/Wilson, Jean (I)/Racimo, Victoria/Haas, Christian (I)/Haynes, Brenda (II) +Escape from Alcatraz (1979)/Nelson, Lloyd (I)/Ganzert, R.J./Reynolds, Ross/Fischer, Bruce M./Valentino, Patrick/Scanlon, John (I)/Watters, Don/Benjamin, Paul (I)/Whipp, Joseph/Michaelian, Don/Stuthman, Fred/Glover, Danny/Derfus, Dana/Thomas Jr., Gilbert/Feldner, Sheldon/Haynie, Jim/Warren, Gary F./Manes, Fritz/Alvarez, Dale/Burrows, Blair/Ronard, Jason/Miksak, Joe/Leegant, Dan/Dunlap, Al/Orrison, George/Vasgersian, Ed/Arnold, Madison/Bradley, Stephen (I)/Ronzio, Frank/Balhatchet, Bob/Cummins, Don/Wills, Terry/Thibeau, Jack/Cryer, David (I)/Garabedian, John/Blossom, Roberts/Berkfeldt, Denis/Dario, Tony/Goman, Ray K./Hirschfeld, Robert/Eastwood, Clint/Ward, Fred (I)/Hankin, Larry/McGoohan, Patrick/Goodrow, Garry/Jackson, Eugene W./Lumbly, Carl/Brandt, Hank/Locricchio, Matthew/Collier, James (I)/Handforth, Gordon/Knowland, Joe/Vernan, Ron/Bowen, Candace/Baff, Regina +Escape from L.A. (1996)/Torres, Johnny (II)/Keach, Stacy/Corraface, Georges/Imada, Jeff/Freifield, Brian/Peña, William/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Sencio, John/Jason, Peter/Robertson, Cliff/Buscemi, Steve/Meyer, Breckin/Perrone, David (I)/Bartel, Paul/Luduena, William/Leong, Al/Fonda, Peter (I)/Castillo, Gabriel (I)/McNulty, Tom (I)/Henry, Joseph B./Desai, Shelly/Russell, Kurt (I)/Orser, Leland/Carradine, Robert/Parker, Angela Torrez/Feeney, Caroleen/Baker, Jordan (I)/Whitsett, Vivicca A./Grier, Pam/Langer, A.J./Blanchard, Kathleen/Romeo, Ina/Golino, Valeria/Forbes, Michelle +Escape from New York (1981)/Winchester, Barron (II)/Taylor, Wally/Wun, Lonnie/Filpi, Carmen/Fox, Clem/Flower, George 'Buck'/Van Cleef, Lee/Russell, Kurt (I)/Tipton, Ken/Stanton, Harry Dean/Doubleday, Frank/Atkins, Tom/House, Dale E./Emery, James (I)/Strobel, John/Borgnine, Ernest/House, Ronald E./Minor, Bob/Cosentino, Richard/Bullock, Vic/Silver, Borah/Hayes, Isaac/Taylor, Michael (II)/Carpenter, John (I)/Wright, Clay/Unger, Joe/Spectacular, Lowmoan/Pleasence, Donald/Bennett, Joel (I)/Diehl, John/Harshbarger, David E./Baker, Ox/Mayo, Tobar/Bergfeld, Garrett/Patrick, David R./Papenfuss, Tony/Ford, Steven (I)/Gagnon, Steven M./Vernan, Ron/Cerullo, Al/Perrotti, Joseph A./Metcalf, Robert John/Lillard, Tom/Shearman, Alan/Cothran Jr., John/O'Hagen, James/Cyphers, Charles/Bumpass, Rodger/Hubley, Season/Barnett, Carla/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Barbeau, Adrienne/Stephens, Nancy/Hill, Debra (I) +Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971)/Roberts, Stephen (II)/Salmi, Albert/Gunner, Robert/Gray, Joe (I)/Montalban, Ricardo/Alderman, John/Archerd, Army/Sikking, James/Dillman, Bradford/Whittington, Gene/Nichols, Robert (I)/Forster, Peter (I)/Elson, Donald/Glenn, Roy/Lowell, Tom (I)/Burton, Norman/Lauter, Harry/Windom, William/Prohaska, Janos/Chew Jr., Sam/Bradley, Paul (I)/Walsh, M. Emmet/Pinkard, Ron/Randolph, John/Bonds, Bill/Woodson, William/Evers, Jason/McDowall, Roddy/Bacon, James/Braeden, Eric/Mineo, Sal/Trundy, Natalie/Hunter, Kim (I) +Espinazo del diablo, El (2001)/Cuño, Daniel/Serna, Adrián/Lorenzo, José Manuel/Valverde, Junio/Selles, Mikel/Batlecas, Jonas/Torrijo, José Luis/Esparza, Daniel (I)/Tejada, Leandro/Noriega, Eduardo (II)/Garcés, Íñigo/Ortiz, Miguel (I)/Checa, Izan/González Sánchez, Javier/Vellido, Juan Carlos/Luppi, Federico/Tielve, Fernando/Fernández, Francisco (III)/Muñoz, Andreas/Lamana, Adrian/González, Javier (IX)/Román, Álvaro/Escamilla, Rubén/Maestre, Francisco/Elías, Víctor/Vega, Álvaro/Barroso, Víctor/Visedo, Irene/Ojea, Berta/Paredes, Marisa +Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)/Price, Brian (IV)/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Carrey, Jim/Said, Amir Ali/Wood, Elijah/Cross, David (II)/Ryan, Thomas Jay/Byrne, Gerry Robert/Whitney, Ryan (I)/Flitter, Josh/Ruffalo, Mark/Litowsky, Paul/Adams, Jane (II)/O'Connell, Deirdre/Ayer, Debbon/Winslet, Kate/Daehler, Lola/Adler, Lauren/Dunst, Kirsten +Eulogy (2004)/Harelik, Mark/Ruf, Kevin/Lafayette, John/Pierpoint, Eric/Stearns Jr., Ward/Howard, Sherman/Sisto, Rocco/Garcia, Keith (I)/Castellanos, Vincent/Salazar, Aaron/Posehn, Brian/Moore, Alex (II)/Chapman, Michael (VIII)/Azaria, Hank/Romano, Ray (I)/Panes, Michael/Feder, Matthew/Howard, Rance/Garcia, Curtis/Auberjonois, Rene/Torn, Rip/Waters, Brandon/Bradford, Jesse/Dowse, Denise/Stookey, Anna/Maris, Lisa/Trammel, Shaunci/Sheridan, Natasha/Arm, Allisyn Ashley/Botsford, Sara/Janssen, Famke/Parr, Tyana/Nevins, Claudette/Mercurio, Micole/Chapman, Emma (I)/Gunadi, Tania/Deschanel, Zooey/Schmidtberger, Mary/Brewster, Paget/Preston, Kelly/Winger, Debra/Esswein, Monica/Moen, Jordan/Laurie, Piper/Antonova, Lana/Headly, Glenne/Boyle, Lucy (II) +Europa (1991)/Constantine, Eddie/Zimet, Ben/Kier, Udo/Perfort, Holger/Jensen, Henning (I)/Owe, Baard/von Sydow, Max (I)/von Trier, Lars/Simpson, Michael Phillip/Mørk, Erik/Kuhlbrodt, Dietrich/Järegård, Ernst-Hugo/Flygare, Claus/Müller, Erno/Rafn, Hardy/Ledin, Jon/Reenberg, Jørgen/Lokcinski, Thadee/Magnusson, Leif/Poulsen, Benny/Barr, Jean-Marc/Haugstrup, Peter/Herskó, János/Thomsen, Anne Werner/Gebuhr, Vera/Holbek Trier, Cæcilia/Petersen, Else (I)/Talila (I)/Sukowa, Barbara +Europa Europa (1990)/Freudenheim, Alfred/Lesniewski, Gienadij/Gruda, Jaroslaw/Bielski, Zbigniew/Press, Wlodzimierz/Maslov, Aleksei (I)/Bielawski, Marcin/Perel, Solomon/Wilms, André/Kozlowski, Piotr/Malko, Michel/Mastalerz, Andrzej/Gajewski, Jaroslaw/Morawski, Cezary/Kowatsch, Klaus/Hofschneider, Marco/Hofschneider, René/Brand, Marek/Buchowiecki, Dariusz/Bathke, Wolfgang/Kunkel, Holger/Larcher, Herman/Wons, Grzegorz/Wanninger, Ashley/Pietruski, Ryszard/Barcis, Artur/Howe, Bernhard/Blau, Martin Maria/Mardoukhaev, Maxime/Schwarz, Norbert/Schwarz, Erich/Kruk, Jan Pawel/Zatloka, Stanislaw/Zischler, Hanns/Ejmont, Bohdan/Awdiejew, Aleksy/Schnass, Jorg/Bednarz, Aleksander/Abramowsky, Klaus/Wojtych, Tadeusz/Brukner, Arkadiusz/Lormeau, Nicolas/Musial, Wlodzimierz/Latallo, Marcin/Becker, Martin (IV)/Kowalewska, Kama/Seniuk, Anna/Schubert, Boguslawa/Forest, Delphine/Gleizer, Michèle/Sandrowicz, Marta/Labonarska, Halina/Delpy, Julie/Sylberg, Hanna/Schmidt, Nathalie +European Vacation (1985)/Idle, Eric/Lanoux, Victor/Deadman, Derek/Kendall, Kevi/Maury, Jacques (I)/Smith, Mel/MacKay, Angus/Herlin, Jacques/Chase, Chevy/Owens, Gary (I)/Sturbelle, Philippe/Millowitsch, Willy/Astin, John/Billa, Salvatore/Danare, Malcolm/Sarchielli, Massimo/Gersh, David (II)/Hugo, Peter/Lively, Jason/Zabka, William/Krimer, Jorge/Berkeley, Ballard/McDowell, Paul/Pain, Didier/Coltrane, Robbie/Bartel, Paul/D'Angelo, Beverly/Hill, Dana (I)/Badalati, Sylvie/Szigeti, Cynthia/Kennedy, Sheila (I)/Arlen, Elizabeth/Wooldridge, Julie/Nelson, Gwen (I)/Horio, Isa Carol/Lange, Tricia/Lipman, Maureen/Sapritch, Alice/Goldman, Wendy/Charles, Gloria/Zappa, Moon Unit/Charles, Jeannette/Wackernagel, Erika/Massaro, Isabelle/Neidig, Claudia +EuroTrip (2004)/Bouchner, Vitezslav/Adams, J. (II)/Oldham, Paul (I)/Nemejovsky, Jan/Rapold, Patrick/Bjelac, Predrag/Dunckley Clark, Christian/Sittler, Walter/Jákl, Petr (II)/Tambor, Jeffrey/Fisher, David (I)/Marston, Jack/Serbedzija, Rade/Kanoute, Labass/Kohák, Jakub/Smith, Jeff (XI)/Cloutman, Nicholas J.M./McGuffie, Mike/Jameson, Nick/Moscoso Vertiz, Eric/Fulford, Bruce/Sakuma, Sota/Denesha, Roger/Kirby, Joel/Comer, John (II)/Baird, Christopher (I)/Malahide, Patrick/Cambolo, Helder/Bader, Diedrich/Holy, Vilem/Hytner, Steve/Sieber, Jiri Maria/Cella, Michael/Kilbane, Pat/Táborský, Miroslav/Damon, Matt/Raacke, Dominic/Armisen, Fred/Francis, Go Go Jean Michel/Dotlacil, Adam/Wester, Travis/Iskhakov, Nial/Pitts, Jacob/Mechlowicz, Scott/Jones, Vinnie/Manoux, J.P./Degg, Jakki/Meils, Cathy/Simova, Kristyna/Trachtenberg, Michelle/Lawless, Lucy/Pallaske, Jana/Lumley, Joanna/Kocova, Zuzana (I)/Navratilova, Barbora/Deveroux, Edita/Boehrs, Jessica/Vomocilova, Lenka/Sterling, Mindy/Miltner, Andrea/Huck, Amy/Schade, Molly/Brettschneiderova, Tereza/Kachtikova, Lucie/Stuart, Andrea (I)/Zimova, Tereza/Tomankova, Petra/Kreuk, Kristin/Savaria, Ellen +Eve's Bayou (1997)/Thomas, Leonard L./Smollett, Jake/Brown, Marcus Lyle/Curtis-Hall, Vondie/Flagge, Ron/Jackson, Samuel L./Marsalis, Branford/Smith, Roger Guenveur/Dalcour, Julian/Isaac, Oneal A./Toussaint, Allen/Neal, Billie/Sutton, Carol/Carroll, Diahann/Ayler, Ethel/Dunigan, Alverta Perkins/London, Sharon K./Sedwick, Beaux/Valenti, Greta/Rowell, Victoria/Good, Meagan/Whitfield, Lynn/Carson, Lisa Nicole/Smollett, Jurnee/Tunie, Tamara/Morgan, Debbi/Dalferes, Lola/Colbert, Afonda +Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (1993)/Kesey, Ken/Kier, Udo/Hurt, John/Babbs, Ken/Arnold, Allen/White, Chel/Kirk, Oliver/Robbins, Tom (I)/Glover, Crispin/Parker, Michael (I)/Begley Jr., Ed/Evans, Wade/McMickle, Greg/Peterson, Tom (I)/Olmos, Edward James/Green, Scott Patrick/Hull, Eric (I)/Morita, Pat/Burroughs, William S./Ivy, Joe/Reeves, Keanu/Henry, Buck/Robinson, Judy/Butterfly, Eliza/Roth, Betsy/D'Avalon, Alexa/Alps, Sherry/Bracco, Lorraine/Roseanne/Shaye, Lin/Connolly, Boo/Hyder, Stacey/Flenniken, Christie/Kane, Carol (I)/Fowler, Dee/Solgot, Suzanne/Zabriskie, Grace/Little, Molly (I)/Jeffryes, Treva/Thurman, Uma/Phoenix, Rain/Dickinson, Angie/Knaggs, Tina/Wewa, Arlene/Graham, Heather (I)/Hershey, Heather/Young, Sean (I)/Williams, Victoria (VII) +Event Horizon (1997)/Jones, Richard T./Jezek, Robert (I)/Pertwee, Sean/Noseworthy, Jack/Huntley, Noah/Neill, Sam/Fishburne, Laurence/Isaacs, Jason/Marinker, Peter/Wright, Barclay/May, Teresa/Quinlan, Kathleen/Booth, Emily/Chant, Holley/Richardson, Joely +Ever After (1998)/Lewis, Mark (VIII)/Jones, Toby (I)/Sparrow, Walter (I)/Rols, Dominic/Scott, Dougray/West, Timothy/Ingleby, Lee/Marc, Christian (I)/Krabbé, Jeroen/O'Brien, Richard (I)/Mazieres, Jean-Pierre/Gunn, Peter (I)/Awanzino, Erick/Velter, François/Stadler, Joerg/Doyle, Tony (I)/Cuttell, Ricki/Maxwell, Rupam/Ashton, Al/Walters, John (V)/Godfrey, Patrick (I)/Attfield, Howard/Henderson, Andy/Cruz, Ricardo (I)/Jones, Ursula (I)/García, Virginia (II)/Stevenson, Elvira/Henfrey, Janet/Moreau, Jeanne/Earl, Elizabeth/Lynskey, Melanie/Field, Susan (I)/Walker, Amanda (I)/Lansbury, Kate/Pooley, Alex/Huston, Anjelica/Gibbs, Matyelok/Maguire, Anna/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Parfitt, Judy/Dodds, Megan +Every Which Way But Loose (1978)/Mann, Michael (II)/Scott, Judson Earney/McKinney, Bill/Silvani, Al/Wills, Jerry/Noel Jr., Frank/Way, Guy/Irvin, Timothy P./Kane, Jackson D./Quinn, William (II)/Nelson, Lloyd (I)/O'Connell, William (I)/Rich, Charlie/Brutsche, Jerry/Manis (I)/Orrison, George/Barnes, Walter/Harvey, Orwin C./Jamison, Richard/Dockstader, Scott/Wagner, Mike (I)/Manes, Fritz/Chandler, George (I)/Gilman, Sam/Eastwood, Clint/Vadis, Dan/Scott, Bruce (III)/McGrath, Doug/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Walcott, Gregory/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/McEachin, James/Irwin, Tim (II)/Worden, Hank/Runyon, Tom/Jenson, Roy (I)/Everly, Phil/Kronsberg, Jeremy Joe/Jackson, Billy (II)/Quade, John/Davis, Gary (I)/Waters, Chuck/Tillis, Mel/Silver, Hartley/Wilbur, George P./Hodges, Clay/Stellone, Al/Cheifer, Cary Michael/LeBell, Gene/Hicks, Chuck/Jameson, Joyce/Stratton, Jan/Locke, Sondra/Gordon, Ruth (I)/D'Angelo, Beverly/Notey, Janet Cole/Pelish, Thelma +Everyone Says I Love You (1996)/Grant, Sean (I)/Millman, Gabriel/Bogue, Kevin/O'Steen, Michael/Lee, Darren/Stiers, David Ogden/Cardona, Chris/Wilkinson, Ashley H./Orrach, Joe/De Simone, Kevin/Walker, Robert (IX)/Perlman, Itzhak/Jerome, Timothy/Norton, Edward (I)/Mineo, John/Allen, Woody/Whitlock Jr., Isiah/Lyons, Jeff (II)/Hagan, Kevin/DeRocker, Jeff/Griffin, John (III)/Rolf, Frederick/Khakh, Robert/Green, Colton/Correia, Don/Cummings, Richard (III)/Mark, Michael (II)/Giordano, Jonathan/Hodson, Ed/Roth, Tim/McCloud, Damon/Pacho, Andrew/Mann III, Fred/Piedimonte, Andrea/Moinot, Michel/Lavery, Patrick/Perez, Luis Martin/Crudup, Billy/Knepper, Robert/Mitchell, Gregory (I)/Sirico, Tony/Buck, Waltrudis/Haas, Lukas/Vivona, Jerome/Locarro, Joe/Evans, Paul (III)/Cranshaw, Patrick/Selya, John/Rosario, Willie/Alda, Alan/Dana, Al/Pietri, Frank/Garvey, Ray/Hayes, Roland/Hayes, Devalle/John, Tommy (II)/Myers, Troy (II)/Ragaini, Robert/Burkhardt, Gerry/Roberts, Lenny/Seganti, Paolo/Hibbert, Edward (I)/Casey, Eileen/Ticotin, Nancy/Perlman, Navah/Setterfield, Valda/Ceballos, Rene/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Lyonne, Natasha/Hollander, Barbara/Gottschall, Ruth/Bloch, Scotty/Hayman, Olivia/Balmaceda, Madeline/Misner, Susan/Jones, Cherylyn/Moore, Dana/Telford, Jo/Cherry, Vivian/Roberts, Julia (I)/Baxter, Tommie/Miles, Helen (II)/Miles, Jenna/Prince, Daisy/Canuel, Lindsy/McSwain, Monica/Romano, Christy Carlson/Hawn, Goldie/Sanson, Kathy/Klein, Trude/Richmond, Krissy/Textor, Terry/Hoffmann, Gaby (I)/Mantz, Delphine T./Schnurr, Vikki/Taylor, Myra Lucretia/Everett, Pamela/Martel, Arlene (II)/Onrubia, Cynthia/Cassidy, Lisa/Portman, Natalie/Cobitt, Cindy/Thomas, Vanéese Y./Gray, Diva/Sanders, Annette/Faith, Chrissy/McHugh, Joanne/Frankel, Shelley/Pettet, Kristen/Paul, Tina/LeGuillou, Lisa/Maurel-Sithole, Linda/Almendral, Ami/Dunn, Colleen (II)/Bindiger, Emily/Nicklaus, Jill +Everything Is Illuminated (2005)/Mouse (IV)/Kral, Lukas/Kapitan, Sergej/Chytil, Robert/Choroshko, Oleksandr/Lemeshev, Yuri (II)/Marandic, Eugenin/Jurichkanc, Jaroslav/Dezera, Ljubomir/Samudovsky, Stephen/Safran Foer, Jonathan/Ryabtsev, Sergei/Latta, Igor/Hutz, Eugene (I)/Schneider, Bert (II)/Savivskij, Igor/Kazimirov, Gil/Houtz, Oleksandr/Wood, Elijah/Leskin, Boris/Bauer, Elias Zerael/Filipensky, Jan Pavel/Tkachuk, Orest/Kokyrc, Jurij/Sochova, Jaroslava/Sindelarova, Vera/Racine, Pamela/Kartouska, Ludmila/Hodkova, Zuzana/Hrabetova, Jana/Veselkova, Tereza/Lauret, Laryssa/Mikki (IV) +Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex * But Were Afraid to Ask (1972)/Clark, Dort (I)/Robinson, Jay (I)/Beregi Jr., Oscar/Vandis, Titos/Chuy, Don/Caillou, Alan/Miller, Sidney (I)/Philbin, Regis/Holder, Geoffrey/Adams, Stanley (I)/Mack, Tom/Randall, Tony (I)/Lewis, Robert Q./Beckley, William/Quayle, Anthony/Barry, Jack (I)/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Walden, Robert/Jacobi, Lou/Abercrombie, Ian/Wilder, Gene/Allen, Woody/Sanchez, Ref/Lumet, Baruch/Carradine, John/West, H.E./Giftos, Elaine/Mason, Pamela (I)/Holt, Toni/Sessions, Almira/Fleming, Erin (I)/MacRae, Heather/Lasser, Louise/Redgrave, Lynn +Evil Dead II (1987)/Raimi, Sam/Domeier, Richard/Abrams, Sid/Becker, Josh (I)/Robertson, William Preston/Spiegel, Scott/Raimi, Ted/Kidd, Thomas/Hicks, Dan (I)/Peakes, John/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Cantor, Mitch/Winters, Snowy/DePaiva, Kassie/Hancock, Lou/Berry, Sarah (I)/Bixler, Denise/Griffith, Jenny +Evil Dead, The (1981)/Tapert, Robert G./Raimi, Sam/Vincent, Bill/DeManincor, Richard/Rauf, Kurt/Raimi, Ted/Horton, David (III)/Gillis, Philip A./Dorian, Bob/Spiegel, Scott/Cameron, John (II)/Long, Don (I)/Thomas, Wendall/Raimi, Ivan/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Smith, Stu/Tapert, Mary Beth/Tapert, Dorothy/Sandweiss, Ellen/Baker, Betsy (I)/Jarczewski, Debie/Kruse, Joanne/Carey, Barbara/Tilly, Theresa/Guttridge, Cheryl/Cochanski, Gwen +Evita (1996)/Woinsky, Marcos/Townsend, Joe/Lill, Denis/Ferda, Mem/Kléh-Reinle, István/Holder, Nick (I)/Smith, Warren (III)/Drogo, Martin/Collado, Adrià/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Little, George (I)/Pahernik, Albin/Lewsen, Charles/Peiro, Teddy/Chiofalo, Domingo/Byrnes, John (I)/Río, Eduardo del/Tremblay, Denis (II)/Komlós, András (I)/Hill, Ian (I)/Nail, Jimmy/Trujillo, Norberto/Warder, Frederick/Brooker, Gary/Hughes, Peter (II)/Tardy, Balázs/Levy, Rob (I)/Cobby, Brian/Satchwell, Victor/Lambert, Geoff/Coverdale, John/Kraisman, Gabriel/Parker, Alan (I)/Szûcs, Attila László/Villamil, Servando/Grace, Nickolas/Grant, Che/Gyökhegyi, Adam/Dorlin, Dan/Leske, Diego/Malamud, Héctor/Miranda, Osualdo Hector/Neville, Gordon/Aliaga, Ricardo/Auchelli, Marcelo Alejandro/Marcel, Richard/Nápoli, Francisco/Levhar, Barry/Khan, Asad/Ruderman, Eduardo/Meredith, Tony (I)/Littman, Julian/Kelemen, Csaba/Henry, David (I)/Martín, Alfredo/Giraldo, Diomar/Grundy, Edward/Ryan, Mark (I)/Good, Ian/Salinger, Gábor/Alday, Luis/Lerer, Sergio/Gower, John (I)/Hart, Roderick (I)/Sabate, Jorge/Osorio, Ismael/Jessup, Peter/Tommassini, Luca/Polycarpou, Peter/Henin, Fernando Agustín/Merry, Lawrence/Boccia, Luis/Stratas, Fabián/Pryce, Jonathan/Ojedo, Myriam/Vári, Éva/Frankel, Anne/Madonna (I)/Syrat, Diana/Martella, Anahí/Roby, Peta/Merediz, Olga/Romero, Carmela/Hall, Jackie/Giudicotti, Fabiana/Jackson, Troy (I)/Pallas, Laura (I)/Izen, Rachel/Farkas, Zsanett/Booth, Eileen/García Soler, Aldana/Christy, Iris/Ribchester, Kerry/Szûcs, Barbara/Luján Hidalgo, María/Catalano, Lidia/Yerro, Maite/Fogwill, Vera/Del Rio, Alison/Weis, Venesa/Raasay, Susan/Justo, Ana/Risler, Veronica Ferrari/De Freitas, Anna/Worsley, Julia/Lairana, Mónica/Bestelli, Mara/Clare, Ina/Corr, Andrea/Menegazzo, Bettina/Gevaert, Els/Miller, Laura (I)/Sus, Victoria/Bourne, Sally/Piper, Billie/Villareal, Ariadne C. +Evolution (2001)/Gilborn, Steven/Layton, Timothy R./Cho, John/Bowen, Andrew (I)/Woodruff Jr., Tom/Weaver, Lee (II)/Belafsky, Marty/Vacco, Angelo/Ackerman, Josh/McGrady, Michael (I)/Chapman, Michael (I)/Brockhohn, Jim/Trainor, Jerry/Duvall, Wayne/Kilbane, Pat/Gass, Kyle/Blank, Kenny (I)/Kehela, Steve/Clark, Ashley (IV)/Levine, Ted/Wylde, Chris/Bower, Michael/Aykroyd, Dan/Cheatam, Diondre/Davis, Tom (I)/Scott, Seann William/Dudley, Lucas/Moll, Richard/Burrell, Ty/Pierce, Steven (I)/Itzin, Gregory/Duchovny, David/Mirzoian, Tony/Jones, Orlando/Suplee, Ethan/Kent, Gary (III)/Silverman, Sarah/Nagler, Morgan/Savidge, Jennifer/Garlington, Lee/Freedman, Winifred/Braun, Wendy/Flynn, Miriam/Towne, Katharine/Pope, Tressa/Moore, Julianne (I)/Meadows, Kristen/Hodge, Stephanie (I)/McCasky, Leslie/Gleason, Mary Pat/Wolff, Michelle/Smith, Adrienne (I) +Excalibur (1981)/Swift, Clive/Kelly, Eamon A./Clay, Nicholas (I)/Hinds, Ciarán/Muldoon, Michael (I)/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Buckley, Keith/Bergin, Emmet/O'Brien, Niall/O'Callaghan, Liam (I)/Flynn, Gerard Mannix/Byrne, Gabriel/Addie, Robert/Williamson, Nicol/Keogh, Garrett/Boorman, Charley/Terry, Nigel/Redgrave, Corin/Geoffrey, Paul (I)/Neeson, Liam/Boorman, Telsche/McLaren, Kay/Byrne, Barbara (I)/Brennan, Brid/Wright Holmes, Prudence/Mirren, Helen/Boorman, Katrine/Lunghi, Cherie +Excess Baggage (1997)/Large, Corey (I)/Beiser, Brendan/Croft, Bill/Wisden, Robert/Orser, Leland/Turturro, Nicholas/Wray, Dean/Kaye, David (I)/Quijada, Alfonso/Harth, C. Ernst/Mathews, Hrothgar/Del Toro, Benicio/Walken, Christopher/Rennie, Callum Keith/Longworth, David/Vargas, Jorge (I)/Goritsas, Demetri/Bowen, Michael (I)/Kelly, Matthew Robert/Dorval, Adrien/Cecere, Fulvio/Thompson, Jack (I)/Connick Jr., Harry/Kanagawa, Hiro/Cain-Sparks, Carrie/Telek, April/Kirkland, Sally (I)/Riley, Claire/Parker, Nicole (I)/Silverstone, Alicia/Saklofsky, Danielle/Grant, Stacy (I) +Executive Decision (1996)/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Jones, William James/Baker, Ray (I)/Fischer, Don (I)/Bollen, Paul/Neuhaus, Ingo/Ahmed, Ahmed/Timothee, Francisco/Riehle, Richard/Artz, Gregg/Grover, Stanley/Russell, Kurt (I)/Ibrahim, Majed/Blaisdell, Brad/Tavare, Jay/Moore, John Rixey/Walsh, J.T./Hatcher, Granville/Hubley, Whip/Jenkins, Ken (I)/Suchet, David/Katsulas, Andreas/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Platt, Oliver/August, Lance/Hallahan, Charles/Seagal, Steven/Jameson, Nick/Naber, Joey/Maher, Chris (I)/Leguizamo, John/Roche, Eugene (I)/Volokh, Ilia/Victor, James C./Toub, Shaun/Milhoan, Michael/Fernández, Juan (I)/Lee, Damon (I)/Brown, Edmond (II)/Cook, Joe (II)/Apisa, Robert/Wong, B.D./Koehler, Kurt/Munson, Warren/Morton, Joe/Schaub, Will/Birznieks, David/Jeffries, Todd (I)/Huertas, Jon/Makkar, Joseph/Londberg, Robert/Collins, Paul (I)/Cariou, Len/Wright, Julie (I)/Valk, Blair/Boudreau, Michelle (I)/Young, Dey/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Muellerleile, Marianne/Boswell, Sunni/Walter, Jayne/Berry, Halle/Zima, Yvonne/Huntington, Monica/Maples, Marla/Egan, Maggie +eXistenZ (1999)/Eccleston, Christopher/Quigley, Gerry (I)/Hsu, Oscar/Holm, Ian/Sahay, Vik/Dafoe, Willem/Koós, Balázs/Rennie, Callum Keith/Lemche, Kris/McKellar, Don/Law, Jude/Kirchner, James/Silverman, Robert A./Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Johnson, Kirsten (I)/Polley, Sarah/Belding, Stephanie +Exit to Eden (1994)/Markowitz, Bud/Evans, Lou/Denoff, Sam/Marshall, Garry/O'Bryan, Sean/Cree, Ed/Mercurio, Paul/Marshall, Scott (I)/Hines, Tom (I)/Braverman, Marvin/Campanella, Frank (I)/Britt, Rod/Curreri, James/Schneider, John (I)/Aykroyd, Dan/Wrightman, Tim/Kent, Allan/Davila, Brian/Mason, Tom (I)/Perkins, Stephen (I)/Collins, Patrick (I)/Martin, Ralph (I)/Lamart, Rene/Redrow, Phil/Schafer, John Clayton/Restivo, Steve/Andrews, Réal/Hood, Don/Wilson, Stuart (II)/Margolin, Arnold/Hackford, Rio/Stuart, James Patrick/Frederick, Anthony Michael/Elizondo, Hector/Glick, Ira/Torry, Joe/Weintraub, Zachary/de Lancie, Keegan/Fricker, Bill/Novak, Mel/House, Joey/Ingber, Amanda/Hylton, Gloria (I)/Debease, Nancy/Taylor, Sandra (I)/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/DePasquale, Carol/Forsyth, Rosemary/Reid, Tanya (II)/Niznik, Stephanie/Marshall, Barbara (I)/Moir, Alison/Harring, Laura/Sigrist, Lori/Wilcox, Shannon/Roderick, Rachelle/LaNou, Lisa/Turner, Janet (II)/Delany, Dana/Marshall, Lori/Lacy, Deborah/Hallin, Ronny/Paris, Julie/Mehus, Laurelle/Rose, Alexandra (I)/Kent, Diana (II)/Goodfriend, Lynda (I)/Smith, Emily (I)/Baldwin, Judith (I)/Brothers, Joyce/Iman (I)/Maloles, Pola/Hughes, Julie (I)/Baroudi, Rajia/Morgan, Mariana/Morris, Jane (I)/Davis, Phyllis/Aarons, Bonnie/Levy, Rachel (II)/Danya/Sigrist, Terri/Hunter, Julia (I)/Lovett, Dawn/O'Donnell, Rosie/Noel, Kristi/Sank, Leslie A./Frazen, Diane/Dixon, Donna/Crosby, Lucinda/Pratt, Deborah/Blake, Kayla/Hanahan, Sheila +Exit Wounds (2001)/Conway, Stone/Foroughi, Shekib Ahmad/Semenuk, Ed/Torres, Mario (II)/Drag-On/Vadim, David/McConnach, John/Walsh, Peter (IV)/McKenzie, Dean/Gray, Rothaford/Lawford, Christopher/Nyarko, Moses/Zajac, Greg/Bradshaw, Stormm/Seagal, Steven/Kash, Daniel (I)/Birman, Matt/Ralston, John (I)/Campbell, Elio/Mastropietro, Paolo/Jarrett, Phillip/Demas, Rick/Duke, Bill (I)/Williams, Mark (VI)/Edwards, Neville/Oster, Christopher/Odesanyo, Ekundayo/Seniuk, Thomas/Hyndman, Eldridge/DMX/Daly, Shane (I)/Boisvert, Michael/Pinnock, Arnold/Danby, Noah/Stevens, Jason (I)/Kosaka, Peter/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Bignall, Barrington/Boyce, David (II)/McGill, Bruce/Lawrence, Shawn/Arnold, Tom (I)/Alberico, Joe/Vitale, Gregory/Gómez, Eduardo (III)/Washington, Isaiah (I)/White, Michael Jai/Estrada, Jaime/Johnston, Gary (III)/Johnson, Bobby (IV)/Kim, James (II)/Kim, Simon/Taylor, Matthew G./Contreras, Yanira/Kristalie, Kym/Hennessy, Jill/Harper, Shakira/Mendes, Eva/Hamilton, Quancetia/Irwin, Jennifer (I)/Jobe, Shannon/Celly, Jenny/Gaskin, Naomi +Exorcism of Emily Rose, The (2005)/Jonsson, Michael/Welsh, Kenneth/Czerny, Henry/Close, Joshua/Gordon, George (II)/Feore, Colm/Kelly, Terence/Wheeler, Andrew (I)/Archer, Steve (I)/Christopher, Julian/Johnson, Jeff (XVIII)/Innes, John/Stewart, Bobby (I)/McDonald, Ryan (II)/St. Thomas, Clay/Fraser, Duncan (II)/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Bourne, JR/Berner, David/Scott, Campbell (I)/Douglas, Aaron (I)/Maharaj, Darrin/Graham, Iris/Urhahn, Cori Lee/Hill, Taylor (I)/Belcastro, Arlene/Carpenter, Jennifer (III)/Horsdal, Chelah/Hurt, Mary Beth/Vanderspek, Liduina/Regis, Marsha/Gale, Lorena/Black, Mary (I)/Norry, Marilyn/Keating, Katie (II)/Linney, Laura/Piros, Joanna/Aghdashloo, Shohreh +Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977)/Henreid, Paul/Butterworth, Shane/Grant, Bill (I)/Goldman, Lorry/Parks, Charles/Burton, Richard (I)/Jones, James Earl/Lussier, Robert/Beatty, Ned/Garrett, Hank/Green, Joey/Skaff, George/Paul, Richard (I)/Renard, Ken/Dimetros, Fiseha/von Sydow, Max (I)/Cason, Barbara/Portillo, Rose/Kinney, Tiffany/Knapp, Karen/Adams, Joey Lauren/Beatty, Belinda/Blair, Linda/Plato, Dana/Winn, Kitty/Fletcher, Louise +Exorcist III, The (1990)/Henry, Jeff (I)/Dourif, Brad/Scott, George C./David, Clifford/Gordon, Don (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Criscuolo, Michael/Dwyer, David (I)/Lerner, Ken (I)/Thompson, John (VI)/Waller, Brad/Pappageorge, Demetrios/King, Larry (I)/Lynch, Edward (II)/Durkin S.J., Father Joseph T./Brandhagen, Clinton/Pope, Manley/Fink, Randy Aaron/Fabio (I)/Zuckerman, Alex/Flanders, Ed/Noday, Patt/Deren, Bobby/Wilson, Scott (I)/Kinlaw, Chuck/Koop, Dr. C. Everett/Burgess, James (I)/Carey Jr., Harry/Preston, William/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Amick, Ryan Paul/Wexel, Shane/Coe, John/Miller, Jason (I)/MacPherson, Walt/Bush, Grand L./Williamson, Nicol/Smook, Jan/Ewing, Patrick/Epper, Danny/DiCenzo, George/Richardson, Lee (I)/Jackson, Mary (I)/Fish, Nancy/Thorne, Tracy/Lindfors, Viveca/Foraker, Lois/Baron, Cherie/Lampert, Zohra/Neuberger, Jan/Baxley, Barbara/Gerber, Kathy/Hansen, Nina (I)/Alston, Peggy/Dewhurst, Colleen/Long, Jodi/Port, Debra/Wills, Sherrie (I)/Campbell, Amelia/Ferrell, Tyra +Exorcist, The (1973)/Cobb, Lee J./Masterson, Peter (I)/Mahon, John (I)/Miller, Jason (I)/Russell, Vincent (I)/Rooney, Wallace/Gerringer, Robert/Callinan, Richard (I)/O'Malley, Reverend William/von Sydow, Max (I)/Bermingham, Reverend Thomas/Storch, Arthur/MacGowran, Jack/Nicola, Reverend John/Schündler, Rudolf/Faber, Ron/Blatty, William Peter/Curry, Mason/Symonds, Robert/Cooper, Roy (I)/Heyman, Barton/Vandis, Titos/Petrushka, Gina/Boylan, Mary (I)/Jones, Yvonne (II)/Winn, Kitty/Burstyn, Ellen/McCambridge, Mercedes/Blair, Linda/Mitchell, Donna/Maliaros, Vasiliki/Dietz, Eileen +Exorcist: The Beginning (2004)/Aduramo, Israel/Bradley, David (IV)/Sesay, John/Degas, Rupert/Ristinen, Matti/Brown, Ralph (I)/French, Andrew/Skarsgård, Stellan/Jimenez Hernandez, Silvio/Ford, Alan (I)/Goodman Ajibade, Yemi/Bellamy, James (II)/Wadham, Julian/D'Arcy, James (I)/Lahai, Sayoh/Paparella, James/Cross, Ben (I)/Casula, Alessandro/Kamerling, Antonie/Sweeney, Remy/Leroy, Michel/O'Kane, Patrick/Purvis, Roberto/Osei, Eddie/Amati, Cecilia/Darly, Lidia/Scorupco, Izabella +Exotica (1994)/Blum, Jack (I)/Krantz, Peter/McDougall, Ken/Hemblen, David/Chaykin, Maury/Koteas, Elias/Garber, Victor/D'Oliveira, Damon/Merasty, Billy/Green, Calvin/McKellar, Don/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Kirshner, Mia/Khanjian, Arsinée/Fidler, C.J./Ramkisson, Nadine/Polley, Sarah +Experiment, Das (2001)/Rudolf, Markus/Jung, André/Fieseler, Peter/Rohde, Uwe/Richter, Danny (I)/Wilke Möhring, Wotan/Vostry, Tristan/Spinnler, Klaus/Müller, Ralf (XI)/Klimontko, Jacek/Lauterbach, Heiner/Monot Jr., Antoine/Stokowski, Oliver/Hochmair, Philipp/von Tempelhoff, Nicki/Dal, Polat/Grefer, Sven/Dersch, Thorsten/Dierkes, Timo/von Dohnanyi, Justus/Akin, Fatih/Bleibtreu, Moritz (I)/Selge, Edgar/Gärtner, Lars/Szasz, Stephan/Berkel, Christian/Klauk, Markus/Püttmann, Ralph/Eggert, Maren/Gerboth, Christiane/Sawatzki, Andrea +Explorers (1985)/Navin Jr., John P./Taylor, Meshach/Hawke, Ethan/Nucci, Danny/Luke, Eric (I)/Jaffe, Taliesin/Peltz, Roger/Fite, Bobby/Gregg, Bradley (I)/Welker, Frank/Behr, Roger/Presson, Jason/Cromwell, James (I)/Newman, Fred (I)/Phoenix, River/Ross, Neil (I)/Holt, Bob/Picardo, Robert/Rickert, Leslie/Miller, Dick (I)/Olden, Georg (I)/Boyle, Robert F./Schwass, Chance/Ratner, Bill/Stewart, Jay (I)/Blue, Simone/Kean, Jane/Gerber, Joan/Mayo-Chandler, Karen/Ivey, Dana/Bartholome, Tricia/Schreffler, Marilyn/Peterson, Amanda (I)/Bundy, Brooke (I)/Place, Mary Kay/Hillstead, Mary/Balaski, Belinda +Extreme Measures (1996)/Ruffini, Gene/Toles-Bey, John/Scheine, Raynor/Gosselin, Marc (I)/Chase, Johnie/Maloney, Peter (I)/Browne, Bernard (II)/Harding, D. Garnet/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Akayama, Dennis/Vasquez, Nelson/Hackman, Gene/Cronenberg, David/Petty, Ross/Simmons, J.K./Arancio, Lawrence/Laresca, Vincent/Quigley, Gerry (I)/Appel, Peter/Roach, Martin (I)/Talwar, Sanjay/Edwards, Chris (I)/Reynolds, Simon (I)/Ventimiglia, John/Heffernan, John (I)/Jenkins, Noam/Becker, Gerry/Trudell, John/Grant, Hugh (I)/Morse, David (I)/Nunn, Bill/Austin-Olsen, Shaun/Eisner, David/MacDonald, Bill (I)/De Shields, André/Jordan, Derwin/Marino, Vincent (I)/Reynolds, Michael J./Stewart, Todd (I)/Moreno, Desi/Stevens, Dana/Carpino, Phallon/Zimmer, Diana/Rosling, Tara/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Duncan, Arlene/Collins, Christina (I)/Swarts, Cheryl/Carvell, Marium/Laskin, Larissa/Lee, Adrian (III)/Monk, Debra/DeBonis, Marcia/Roberts, Kim (I)/Beatty, Nancy/McDonald, Marilyn/Yenque, Teresa/Richardson, Jackie +Eye for an Eye (1996)/Sutherland, Kiefer/Lillard, Tom/Atkinson, Fort/Janda, Jack (I)/Waara, Scott/Vincent, Ernie/Molina, Rolando/Logue, Donal/Dean, Ron (I)/Weary, A.C./Larson, Darrell/Podwal, Michael/David, Keith (I)/Hall, Philip Baker/Williams, Ellis/Kent, Peter (I)/Barbee, Buzz/Silver, Michael B./Polson, Larry/Shimerman, Armin/Mesnik, William/Maier, David R./Rodriguez, Manny (I)/Foxworth, Bobby J./Morris, Eric (I)/Bagley, Ross (I)/Courier, David/Rivas, Geoffrey/Pére, Wayne/Cascone, Nicholas/Clendenin, Bob/Barrera, David/Sherbanee, Maurice/Polito, Nino/Mantegna, Joe/Eginton, Zack/Harris, Ed (I)/Velazquez, Pablo (I)/Eynon, Jeremy/Roberts, Francesca/Chambers, Marie (II)/Pecheur, Sierra/Rothrock, Cynthia/Crowe, Joan/Lindsey, Minnie Summers/Vincent, Teddy/Franklin, Cherie/Velázquez, Dolores/Morris, Jane (I)/Paton, Angela/Nogulich, Natalia/Smith, Brenda (I)/Chase, Sharon D./Dey, Janet/Burnette, Olivia/Acuna, Wanda/Garcia, Stella (I)/Charters, Victoria/Parke, Evelyn/Kim, Kim/Fields, Iris/Field, Sally/Woodard, Charlayne/Belcher, Patricia/Johnston, Justine/D'Angelo, Beverly/Reed, Rondi/Kyle, Alexandra/Jones, Alesia +Eye of the Beholder (1999)/Negin, Louis/Perron, Michel/Karle, Thomas/Crevier, Carl/Hieminga, James/Baerg, Jason/Nerman, David/Vandecruys, Al/Le Maistre, Philip/McCarthy, Steven (I)/Levasseur, Stephane/Farlinger, Leonard/Powell, Charles Edwin/Brewster, Robert (I)/Stone, Sam (I)/Reiter, Donovan/Priestley, Jason/Teodoro, John/Goldberg, Erwin/Jordan, Don (I)/Yuen, Russell/Venditelli, Mauro/McGregor, Ewan/Bergin, Patrick/Vrana, Vlasta/Clark, Al (II)/Gilker, Garth/Johnson, Erik (II)/Bilerman, Howard/Garfinkle, Gayle/Collin, Carole/Shapiro, Merlee/Rona, Nadia/Judd, Ashley/Bujold, Geneviève/Theriault, Janine/lang, k.d./Forget, Lisa/Reynolds, Cara/Revelins, Maria/Maule, Josa/Sbrega, Stephanie/Sweeney, Michelle/Miller, Vera/Brown, Kaitlin/Davis, Amanda (I)/Brown, Anne-Marie/Kay, Una (I)/Bircher, Maria +Eyes Wide Shut (1999)/Travers, Dan (I)/De Saumserez, Ben/Trigg, Russell/MacInnes, Angus/Dumont, Sky/Spelling, Paul/Serbedzija, Rade/Etienne, Treva/Douglas, Sam (I)/Davies, Phil (IV)/Kusuhara, Eiji/Windorfer, Florian/Whitcombe, Kyle/Cook, Brian W./Godwin, Peter/Paul, Randall/Goba, Gary/Igawa, Togo/Desergio, Anthony/Pare, Chris (I)/Rollman, Dan/Pollack, Sydney/Field, Todd/Lias, Adam/D'Alessandro, Emilio/Leitner, Kurt/Thompson, Matthew (II)/Cruise, Tom/Gibson, Thomas (I)/Doven, Michael/Connealy, Kevin/Angus, Colin/Benson, Peter (III)/Parry, Gavin/Pudney, Adam/Demaria, James/Hobbs, Alex (I)/Henshaw, Lee/Clarke, Christian (II)/Vitali, Leon/Cumming, Alan/Ewin, Donna/Whalin, Kate/Ashley, Karla/Heath, Joanna/Dolenc, Cindy/Thorndike, Stewart/Sobieski, Leelee/Marner, Carmela/Dickens, Janie/Kidman, Nicole/Lowe, Leslie/Shaw, Vinessa/Quinn, Sharon/Fallace, Laura/Carter-Drake, Heather/Poole, Ateeka/Fenton, Vanessa (II)/Masterson, Fay/Finch, Georgina/Sharratt, Emma Lou/Sawiris, Jackie/Hanley, Tres/Richardson, Marie/Charman, Kathryn/Taylor, Louise J./Good, Abigail/Eginton, Madison/Kubrick, Christiane/Davis, Julienne/Kubrick, Katharina/Hewett, Mariana/Hayes, Clark (I)/Leone, Lisa (I) +F X (1986)/Beck, Marvin/Elliott, Jim (I)/Friedman, Bernie/McHale, Christopher/Orman, Roscoe/Campbell, Gerald/D'Amato, Paul (I)/Cordes, Jim/Gallin, Tim/Grifasi, Joe/Wilson, Trey/Babchak, Jim/Pentangelo, Joe/Curry, Christopher (I)/Dennehy, Brian/Crowley, Ed (I)/Adams, Mason/Hayes, Richard (II)/Fischetti, Michael/De Young, Cliff/Erskine, Drummond/Lovelett, Jim/Pickens Jr., James/Doumanian, John/Iannicelli, Ray/Stack, Patrick/Brand, Gibby/McLoughlin, John (I)/Kodisch, George/Brown, Bryan (I)/Orbach, Jerry/Noonan, Tom/Dowd, M'el/Gehman, Martha/Venora, Diane/De Baer, Jean/Lloyd, Yolanda/Bassett, Angela/DeGuzman, Jossie +Fa yeung nin wa (2000)/Koo, Kam-wah/de Gaulle, Charles/Courtiaud, Laurent/Leung Chiu Wai, Tony/Carbon, Julien/Cheung, Roy/Siu, Ping Lam/Cheung, Tung Cho 'Joe'/Chow, Po-chun/Yu, Hsien/Chen, Kelly Lai/Chan, Man-Lei/Sun, Paulyn/Cheung, Maggie/Pan, Rebecca +Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain, Le (2001)/Kassovitz, Mathieu/Jackson, Sam 'Peg Leg'/Amyot, Marc/Weingand, Gérald/Brissart, Jean-Pol/Baykan, Dean/Rufus (I)/Bénichou, Maurice/Palun, Luc/Aubineau, François/Beautier, Philippe/Bonnet, Franck-Olivier/Gendreu, Robert/Debbouze, Jamel/Becker, Jean-Pierre/Mitterrand, Frédéric/Larqué, Jean-Michel/de Penguern, Artus/Bour, Charles-Roger/Cancelier, Urbain/Paroux, Patrick/Iacono, Régis/Darie, Jean/Paimblanc, Philippe/Viaur, François/Monier, Franck/Merlin, Serge/Pinon, Dominique/Béhar, Fabien/Lucas, Jerry (II)/Babault, Amaury/Fernandes, Kevin/Viry, Guillaume/Dussollier, André/Bercovici, François/Floret, Alain/Chebli, Clément/Galindo, Rudy/Holgado, Ticky/Rupert, Jean/Bettenfeld, Dominique/Berthier, Eugène/Roland, Thierry/Gibault, Thierry/Joss, Jonathan/Thébault, Jacques/Robin, Michel (I)/Arfeuillères, Thierry/Viala, Jacques/Perron, Claude/Heudeline, Raymonde/Manoush/Malroux, Monette/Zarrouk, Valérie/Malroux, Mady/Armelle (I)/Pain, Frankie/Moreau, Yolande/Tautou, Audrey/Tellier, Sophie/de Villeneuve, Valériane/Tharpe, Sister Rosetta/Asure, Karine/Kovacs, Julianna/Guiet, Flora/Pressburger, Marion/Bopp, Christiane/Chaudat, Fabienne/Cravotta, Lorella/Labro, Valérie/Labbé, Myriam/Mollet, Clotilde/Descoureaux, Marie-Laure/Peyrade, Isis/Maurier, Claire/Damant, Andrée/Daré, Paule/Nanty, Isabelle +Fabulous Baker Boys, The (1989)/Finley, Greg/Randolph, David/Lafayette, John/Nowinski, Jeffrey J./Jeffries, Todd (I)/Miller, Arlin/Bridges, Beau/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Itzin, Gregory/Zamora, Del/Nisbet, Stuart/Johnson, Howard Matthew/Hall, J.D./Hall, Albert (I)/Berkeley, Xander/Lerner, Ken (I)/Henry, Robert (II)/Matthews, Dakin/Coburn, David (I)/Alterman, Steve/Bach, August/English, Bradford/Fish, Nancy/Huffman, Rosanna/Spear, Krisie/Howard, D.D./Raggio, Lisa/Freedman, Winifred/Barkette, Beege/Napoli, Susan/Ashley, Kirsten/White, Carole Ita/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Pollack, Paige/Finch, Martina/Tilly, Jennifer/Raab, Ellie/Reynolds, Vickilyn/Treas, Terri/Lifford, Tina/Goldman, Wendy/Hess, Doris/Hartman, Karen (I) +Face Off (1997)/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Werb, Mike/Jane, Thomas/Hytner, Steve/Rodriguez, Jacinto/Brainard, Cam/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Cage, Nicolas/Reynolds, Tom (III)/Baltz, Kirk/Scott, Walter (I)/Kyris, Marco/Morts, Billy/Fridley, Tom/Neidlinger, John/Flanagan, Tommy (I)/Cassavetes, Nick (I)/Reed, Ben (I)/Bloom, John (I)/Smith, Dana (I)/Presnell, Harve/Hipp, Paul (I)/Wisdom, Robert/Lynch, John Carroll/McCurley, David/Feore, Colm/Masterson, Danny/Bauer, Chris (I)/Nivola, Alessandro/Wallace, Andrew (III)/Compton, Norm/Warshofsky, David/Mayanja, Isaac/Rocha, Father Michael/Daniel, Chic/Jeffrey, Myles/Shawzin, Gregg/Denton, James/Ross, Matt (I)/Einstein, Clifford/Travolta, John/Sinclair, Lauren (I)/Cho, Margaret/Paul, Megan/Walsh, Laurence/Leslie, Brooke/Windsor, Romy/Pounder, CCH/Boyle, Lisa/Swain, Dominique/Allen, Joan (I)/Thomas, Carmen (I)/Hoffman, Linda (I)/Gershon, Gina +Faculty, The (1998)/Hartnett, Josh/Melendez, Ray/Viteychuk, Chris/Gregg, Juan Carlos/Sasser, Danny/Knowles, Jarrell Jay/Douglas, James (IX)/Hatosy, Shawn/Johnston, Jim (II)/Vespe, Eric/Sammons, Keithian/Black, Louis/Knowles, Harry Jay/Patrick, Robert (I)/von Bargen, Daniel/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Masterson, Danny/Raymond, Usher/Janssen, Pete/Lutz, Mike (I)/Aarniokoski, Douglas/Walters, Mark Edward/Wiggins, Wiley/Araiza, Gus/Arbeitman, Quin/Hernandez, Michael (I)/Martin, Duane/Stewart, Jon/May, Jason/Schreiber, Brad (I)/Wood, Elijah/Jungmann, Eric/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Olmos, Rick/Fairbanks, Michelle (I)/Willis, Katherine/Harithas, Thalia/Brewster, Jordana/Neuwirth, Bebe/Rodriguez, Christina (I)/Knowles, Dannie Helen Loraine/Phoenix, Summer/DuVall, Clea/Laurie, Piper/Willis, Susan/Jones, Kidada/Villari, Libby/Casey, Donna (I)/Thompson, Angela (II)/Janssen, Famke/Harris, Laura (II)/Hayek, Salma +Fahrenheit 451 (1966)/Glover, David (I)/Kaye, Edward/Scott, Alex (I)/Pickering, Donald/Cox, Frank (II)/McFadden, Charlie/Younger, Earl/Rae, John (II)/Werner, Oskar/Elder, Kevin/Cox, Fred (I)/Mason, Eric (II)/Spenser, Jeremy (I)/Davis, Noel (I)/Cox, Arthur (I)/Diffring, Anton/Cusack, Cyril/Lester, Mark (I)/Watson, Tom (I)/Gilmore, Denis/William, Chris/Mindell, Michael/Balfour, Michael/Drinan, Judith/Lewis, Gillian/Milne, Roma/Palk, Anna/Christie, Julie (I)/Aldam, Gillian/Bell, Ann (I)/Hunt, Caroline (I)/Blake, Yvonne (I)/Duffell, Bee/Francis, Joan (II) +Fahrenheit 9 11 (2004)/Stroik, Mel/Rivers, John (II)/Hamilton, Patrick (III)/Roberts, John (XVII)/Hussein, Saddam/Damon, Peter (II)/Lesar, Dave/Tanner, John (V)/Edmonds, Kenneth 'Babyface'/Major, John/Goss, Porter/Bin Laden, Khalil/bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz, Bandar/Clinton, Bill (I)/Schreck, Max/Bondy, Dave/Kubba, Sam/Bon Jovi, Jon/Briody, Dan/McDermott, Jim (III)/Kean, Thomas/Ober, Blaine/Moore, Michael (II)/Doolittle, John T./Unger, Craig/Conyers, John/Brokaw, Tom/Koppel, Ted/Mele, Michael/Dorgan, Byron/Sigalos, George/Clarke, Richard (XII)/Tenet, George/Franks, Tommy/Henderson, Abdul/Bush, Jeb/Scalia, Antonin/Plouhar, Raymond/Ben-Veniste, Richard/Lauer, Matt/Bobbitt, Gordon/Jennings, Peter (I)/Daschle, Tom/Berg, Nick (III)/McVeigh, Timothy/Blitzer, Wolf/Kilner, Aaron/Gibson, Charles (II)/Lay, Kenneth/Jackson Jr., Jesse/Greenfield, Jeff/King, Larry (I)/Carlson, Tucker/Fleischer, Ari/Cheney, Dick/Edwards, John (VI)/Clarke, Stanley (II)/Niyazov, Saparmurat/Wonder, Stevie/Blair, Tony (I)/Brooks, Trooper/Martin, Ricky/Cortman, Dale/Rumsfeld, Donald/Russert, Tim/Pickard, Thomas (II)/Thomas, Clarence (II)/Khalilzad, Zalmay/Laden, Osama bin/Emanuel, Mike/De Niro, Robert/Karzai, Hamid/Wolfowitz, Paul/Bush, George/Kenyon, Trooper/Cloonan, Jack/Castle, Michael/Ridge, Tom/Sleiman, Youssef/Reingold, Barry/Breyer, Stephen G./Gephardt, Richard/Powell, Colin/Hastert, Dennis/Rather, Dan/Shaw, Bernard/Bush, George W./Gladding, Roy/Lipscomb, Howard/Rehnquist, William/Souter, David H./Hamill, Thomas (II)/Kennedy, Anthony M./Baker III, James/Bath, James/Pierce, Richard (VII)/Moore, James C. (III)/Haber, Grant/Hashimi, Sayed Rahmatullah/Cavuto, Neil/Negroponte, John/Ashcroft, John (II)/Jordan, Robert (VIII)/Affleck, Ben/Hume, Brit/Gore, Al (I)/Toobin, Jeffrey/Bader Ginsburg, Ruth/Mink, Patsy/Harris, Katherine (I)/Rice, Condoleezza/Waters, Maxine/Zahn, Paula/Thomas, Helen (II)/Bush, Laura/Bush, Barbara (II)/O'Connor, Sandra Day/Stroik, Frances/Lipscomb, Lila/Baldwin, Tammy (II)/Dillard, Rosemary/Ashley, Carol (IV)/McKinney, Cynthia/Woodruff, Judy/Bush, Jenna/Bush, Barbara (I)/Spears, Britney/Gore, Tipper/Couric, Katie/Olcott, Martha Brill +Fail-Safe (1964)/Weaver, Fritz/Hansen, William (I)/Germain, Stewart/Overton, Frank/Connell, John (I)/Elcar, Dana/Matthau, Walter/DeLuise, Dom/Simpson, Frank (I)/O'Herlihy, Dan/Collins, Russell (I)/Booke, Sorrell/Binns, Ed/Hagman, Larry/Fonda, Henry/Hardie, Russell/Tyner, Charles/Parks, Hildy/Berg, Nancy (I)/Larabee, Louise/Altman, Frieda/Ward, Janet (I) +Failure to Launch (2006)/McConaughey, Matthew/Ahl, Michael/Rock, Johnny (I)/Mutavzdic, Miladin/Jesiolowski, Brian/Rue, Stephen/Gould, Geoffrey/Corddry, Rob/Scott, Codie (I)/Parker, Raymond (II)/Alexi-Malle, Adam/Gamell Jr., Larry/Cooper, Bradley (I)/Bartha, Justin/Thibodeaux, Ray/Oswalt, Patton/Skelton, Stewart/Cool, Greg/Paige, Jerrod/James, E.L./Dey, Charles/Stoltenberg, Tim/Bradshaw, Terry (I)/Klein, Nick (III)/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Lincoln, Don/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Williams, Tyrell Jackson/Purvis, Jon/Bates, Kathy (I)/Winnick, Katheryn/Harrington, Michele (I)/Deschanel, Zooey/Duncil, Kristin Michelle/Lee, Summer (II)/Cleevely, Gretchen/Ewen, Anne/Chalaire, Kristi/Cobb, Tremelda D./Morgan, Pepper/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Caudle, Dr. Melissa/Dollar, Aubrey/Dey, Phoebe/Lilly, Sarah/Levine, Ilana/Stone, Jessica (I)/Tovah, Mageina/McGregor-Stewart, Kate +Fair Game (1995)/Dillon, Paul (I)/Campbell, Scott Michael/Greene, James R./Corone, Antoni/Bedford Lloyd, John/Bodegaard, Christian/Zawaski, Ski/Hope, Gary Francis/Giaimo, Anthony/Hedaya, Dan/Krupa, Olek/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Vintas, Gustav/Stone, Hank (I)/Baker, Bubba/Baldwin, William/Wheatle, Mark/Macaulay, Marc/Rabasa, Ruben/Berkoff, Steven/Yesso, Don/Davis, Sonny Carl/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Medrano, Frank/Navarro, Erika/Nahra, Nancy Ann/Carlo, Johann/Goldstein, Jenette/López, Carmen (I)/Berrard, Pamela/Teague, Brandy/Crawford, Cindy (I)/Hayek, Salma +Falcon and the Snowman, The (1985)/Dysart, Richard A./Corey, Philip (I)/McDonald, Daniel (I)/Suchet, David/Penn, Sean (I)/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Ingraffia, Sam/Makepeace, Chris/Ratzenberger, John/Hardie, James/Taxier, Arthur/Polizos, Vic/Belanger, George/Wallace, Herbie/Hardin, Jerry/Nelson, Bob (II)/Newell, Rob/Byrnes, Burke/Reed, Rob (I)/Romano, Carlos (II)/Garza, Jaime (I)/Duffy, Steve/Davydov, Anatoli/Leskin, Boris/Grant, George C./Seyfried, Jeff/Hutton, Timothy/Nolan, Tom (I)/Ríos, Guillermo (I)/Francés, Leopoldo/Cudney, Roger/Martínez, Raúl (I)/Franco, Abel (I)/McCalman, Macon/Hingle, Pat/Snyder, Drew/Harewood, Dorian/Camacho, Art/Miller, Steven (I)/Arbogast, Bob/Ironside, Michael/McIntyre, Marvin J./Grover, Stanley/Van Patten, Joyce/Wildman, Valerie/Henson, Betty Lou/Singer, Lori (I)/Pointer, Priscilla/Kaplan, Mady/Campos, Martha/West, Karen (II)/Kozuch, Annie/Runyon, Jennifer +Fallen (1998)/McGowan, J. Emerson/Medrano, Frank/Mazzotta, Sal/Wilson, Reno/Casseus, Gabriel/Highsmith, Steve/Manahan, Kent/Pagan, Michael J./Sutherland, Donald (I)/Joy, Robert (I)/Descano, John/Beckel, Graham/Roman, Scott/Rumnock, Bob/Tanner, Jeff/Koteas, Elias/Cicchetti, Mike/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Henley, Barry Shabaka/Zitin, Brandon/Russell, John R./Clark, Bill (V)/Williams, Cress/Munro, Ronn/Scott, Byron/Young, Rozwill/George, Jason Winston/Grimshaw, Jim/Donnelly, Tony Michael/Warner, Rick (I)/Ruggiero, Allelon/Sadovsky, Aaron/Kang, Stan/Xifo, Ray/Goodman, John (I)/Aron, Michael/Washington, Denzel/Austin, Ford/McCarthy, Thomas J. (II)/Witko, Glen/Walsh, Jerry/Aubert, Christian (I)/Davis, Frank (IV)/Siegler, Ben/Gandolfini, James/Jeffreys, Chuck/Mayanja, Isaac/Holden, Jill/Turturro, Aida/McDaniel, Drucie/Carnes, Tara/Hawkins, Anika/Bader, Sheila/Cutler, Wendy/Hayden, Cynthia/Wanlass, Lynn/Davidtz, Embeth/Hendley, Elleanor Jean/Sheppard, Ellen/Ciarrocchi, Pat +Falling Down (1993)/Byron, Jeffrey/Duvall, Wayne/Urena, Julian Scott/Forrest, Frederic/Saks, Matthew/Hinkley, Brent/Kehoe, Jack/Barry, Raymond J./Romano, Pat (I)/Beatty, Bruce/Radon, Peter/Duvall, Robert (I)/Curry, Russell/Curtis-Hall, Vondie/Frank, Mark (I)/Fink, John/Harrigan, Thomas M./Harrison, Valentino D./Mancini, Al/Mouton, Benjamin/Keane, James (I)/Frias, Eddie/Montoya, Richard/Morrison, James (II)/Betts, Jack/Rodriguez, Agustin/Hallo, Dean (I)/Fleck, John (I)/McCalman, Macon/Diehl, John/Rochfort, Spencer/Singer, Joey Hope/Smith, Ebbe Roe/Moffett, D.W./Chan, Michael Paul/Park, Steve (I)/Douglas, Michael (I)/Morton, Amy/Smith, Lois (I)/López, Irene Olga/Hershey, Barbara/Singer, Susie (I)/Arroyave, Karina/Weld, Tuesday/Scott, Kimberly (I)/White, Carole/Pfeiffer, Dedee/Ticotin, Rachel/Medina, Margaret/Barthel, Abbey/Androsky, Carole/Malin, Valisha Jean +Fame (1980)/De Jean, Greg/Oteri, Frank/Wright, Philip (I)/Filimonov, Gennadi/Sallahian, Loris/Mizrahi, Isaac (I)/Brockington, Eric/Latimer, Richard/Ramirez, Ray/McCrane, Paul/Abeshouse, Adam/Corte, Guido/Miller, Barry (I)/Gaines, Boyd/Lambert, Ted/Vetter, Alan/Ray, Gene Anthony/Bunin, Nicholas/Henry Jr., Willie/Hague, Albert/Britten, Bill (I)/Rafelson, Peter/Belzer, Richard/Evans, Anthony (I)/Gray, Robin (I)/Hollander, Steve (I)/Kim, Sang (I)/Bongiorno, Frank (I)/King, Patrick (I)/Piro, Sal/Strasser, Jonathan/Venosta, Louis/Slutzky, Boris/Barth, Eddie/Montenaire, Julian/Weinstein, Evan/Moody, Jim (I)/Dugger, Aaron/Curreri, Lee/Melville, Josh (I)/DeLorenzo, Michael/Kirkman, Darrell/Manis, James/Ephron, Fima/Beck, Marvin/Vitolo, F.X./Inwood, Steve/Laino, Frankie/Fischbarg, Victor/Edge-Rachell, Donna/Snyder, Kate/Quickley, Lesley/Hughes, Tresa/Teefy, Maureen/Frank, Penny/Garner, Crystal/Franceschi, Antonia/Blaylock, Judith/Ford, Karen/Lee, Nancy (I)/Hoppe, Karen/Canuelas, Cindy/Yokoyama, Ranko/Massenburg, Carol/Catrone, Nora/Torres, Yvette/Parnell, Traci/McDermott, Ann Marie/Sass, Ilse/Hockaday, Thais/Malament, Sarah/Folkes-LeMelle, Neisha/Steinberg, Dawn/Delano, Laura/Dean, Laura (I)/Reeve, Holly/Mondin, Raquel/Herman, Lisa/Oms, Alba/Zimmerman, Stefanie/Burnett, Tracy/Grubler, Eva/Escobar, Mbewe/Roboff, Ann/Lowell, Lisa/Merlin, Joanna/Lang, April/Meara, Anne/Green, Hazel/Tilly, Meg/Allen, Debbie/Carrington, Yvette D./Taylor, Holland/Cara, Irene/Lochard, Cynthia/McDermott, Kerry/L'Heureux, Judith/McDermott, Maureen (I) +Family Business (1989)/Capodice, John/Discenza, Nick/Carruthers, James/Connell, John (I)/Bazemore, Raymond H./Preston, William/Pierce, Arthur/Forrest, Paul/Vallelonga, Nick/Hoffman, Dustin/Connery, Sean/Everhart, Rex/Lehrman, Hal/Pierce, Wendell/Machado, Jose/Carpenter, Willie C./Aiello III, Danny/Kodisch, George/Byrd, John E./Crowley, Ed (I)/Dillon, Tom (II)/Carlin, Thomas A./DiBenedetto, Tony/McCutcheon, Bill/Hewitt, Jery/Ludwig, Salem/Fowkes, Conard/O'Connell, Jack (II)/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Tolkan, James/McNamara, Dermot A./Vasquez, Alberto (I)/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Lisi, Joe (I)/Wong, B.D./Warshofsky, David/Needle, Karen/Cooper, Marilyn (I)/Reilly, Elizabeth A./Korn, Susan/Stein, June/O'Kelly, Aideen/O'Connor, Isabell/Fay, Mary T./Sokol, Marilyn/Rush, Deborah/DeSoto, Rosanna/Carroll, Janet/Fay, Patricia/Jackson, Victoria (I) +Family Man, The (2000)/Milkovich, Jake/Whitner, Daniel/Presnell, Harve/Keith, Paul/Sommer, Josef/Russo, Gianni (I)/O'Donohue, John F./McGowan, Tom (II)/Hall, Troy/Downey Sr., Robert/Piven, Jeremy/Foster, Thomas James/Cheadle, Don/Stevens, Wass/Fai, Mak/Cage, Nicolas/Leung, Ken (I)/Rubinek, Saul/Sorvino, Paul/Bergeron, Philippe (I)/Barry, P.J./Breslin, Christopher/Taylor, Nick (I)/Picker, Si/Mucci, Adam/Eigenberg, David/McKinnon Miller, Joel/Milkovich, Ryan/Valentine, Ray/Valletta, Amber/Williamson, Ruth (I)/Leoni, Téa/Adahms, Hilary/Doyle, Kathleen/Walsh, Kate (I)/Camastra, Danielle/Markell, Tarri/Sjoli, Elizabeth/Lin, Lucy/Newbould, Tanya/Civiello, Mary/Roseen, Irene/Scott, Jill (III)/Thornhill, Lisa/Lo Cicero, Lisa/Barry, Nina/Reed, Maggi-Meg/Hurt, Mary Beth/York, Francine/Vega, Makenzie/Guzman, Lisa +Family Plot (1976)/Devane, William/Prince, William (I)/Steadman, John (I)/Lockwood, Alexander/Lauter, Ed/West, Martin (I)/Tyner, Charles/Young, Clint (I)/Dern, Bruce/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Kemmerling, Warren J./Lehne, John/Colasanto, Nicholas/Lorimer, Louise/Nesbitt, Cathleen/Black, Karen (I)/Atwater, Edith/Redmond, Marge/Helmond, Katherine/Murtagh, Kate (I)/Harris, Barbara (I) +Family Stone, The (2005)/Schneider, Paul (IV)/Kaler, Jamie/Dioguardi, Robert/Giordano, Tyrone/Mulroney, Dermot/Wall, Ron/White, Brian J./Pemberton, Michael (I)/Wilson, Luke (I)/Buktenica, Gus/Parker, Christopher (V)/Nelson, Craig T./Parker, Sarah Jessica/Carter, Ginna/Reaser, Elizabeth/Danes, Claire/Garland, Judy (I)/Stehlin, Savannah/Locatell, Carol/Keaton, Diane/McAdams, Rachel +Fan, The (1996)/Hines, Ben (I)/Hines, Bruce/Saslow, Jerry/Monsion, Tim/Bertelle, Ralph/Lodge, Roger/DeSantis, Stanley/Graziano, Michael/Addison, Walter/De Niro, Robert/Kempf, Robert Louis/Leguizamo, John/Robillard, Kim/Black, Jack (I)/Snyder, Drew/Faraj, Said/Del Toro, Benicio/Medrano, Frank/Billings, Earl/Snipes, Wesley/Hammond, Brandon (I)/Fischer, Don (I)/Guichard II, Vernon/Compton, Norm/Cleere, William/Ibarra, Jesse/Mergenthaler, Carl/Ferchland, Andrew J./Druxman, Adam/Fick, Chris/Daniels, Bo/Tome, Gregg/Andolini, Michael/Henderson, Dennis Neil/Flores, Abraham/Jackson, Stoney (I)/Terry, Kirk D./Lynch, John Carroll/Cephers, Troy A./Butler, Dan (I)/MacDonald, James (I)/Kruk, John/Magnante, Rick/Cisewski, Larry/Jace, Michael/Lewis, Bret/Bofshever, Michael/Conrad, Roy/Pitts, Ron (I)/Bruskotter, Eric/Fuller, Kurt/Davis, Don S. (I)/Duvall, Wayne/Henke, Brad William/Holt, Clayton/Williams, Keith Leon/Neville, Aaron (I)/Riehle, Richard/Salguero, Randal/Duffy, Thomas F./Freifield, Brian/Betzsold, James/White, Freeman/Hallahan, Charles/Gainey, M.C./Pichler, Joe (I)/Brown, Lennox/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Herman, Paul (I)/Byrne, Michael P./Ward, Kirk/Washington, Carolyn/Barkin, Ellen/Bertelson, Sonya/Tippo, Patti/Stewart, Kathy (II)/D'Arbanville, Patti/Mandac, Tracy Leanne/Lee, Nikki (I)/Knight, Tuesday/Lovett, Marjorie/Sucharetza, Marla/Hart, Nikki/Stander, Jennifer/Carol, Linda (I)/Diaz, Edith/Moore, Chanté +Fandango (1985)/Katz, Michael Maxwell/Costner, Kevin/Fagen, Ken/McIntyre, Marvin J./Bush, Chuck/Graham, Ben (I)/Serna, Pepe/Keown, Allan/Wickman, Karl A./Cesak, Brian/Evridge, Bill/Brunner, Don (I)/Vendrell, Michael M./Conn, Michael (I)/Robards, Sam/Adams, Manley/Silver, Bill/Warren, Bill (IV)/Nelson, Judd/Grover, Stanley/Nelson, Margaret (I)/Watson, Jewel/Daily, Elizabeth/Rose, Robyn/Halsted, Dana (I)/Amis, Suzy/Johnston, Jane A./Headly, Glenne +Fanny och Alexander (1982)/Günther, Ernst/Wallin, Runo/Josephson, Erland/Guve, Bertil/Björnstrand, Gunnar/Dahlström, Gus/Eng, Folke/Eng, Ebbe/Hell, Krister/Karte, Tore/Lagergren, Åke/Malmsjö, Jan/Lagerwall, Ulf/Stormare, Peter/Nilheim, Karl/Strååt, Hans/Jacobsson, Sven-Erik/Bergman, Mats/Hilding, Olle/Almgren, Kristian/Bell, Daniel (I)/Brandt, Nils/Edwall, Allan/Carlberg, Lars-Owe/Bolliger, Matthias (II)/Kulle, Jarl/Mattsson, Per/Djerf, Gunnar/Düberg, Axel/Mangs, Sune/Kyndel, Nils/Hasslo, Hugo/Billquist, Carl/Prüzelius, Gösta/Hopf, Heinz/Mårelius, Börje/Hallmarken, Evert/Årlin, Georg/Ahlstedt, Börje/Lerfeldt, Hans Henrik/Ekblad, Stina/Andersson, Mona (I)/Malm, Mona/Krüger, Linda/Andersson, Harriet/Granlund, Maria/Breillat, Marie-Hélène/Granlund, Majlis/Adolphson, Kristina/Laretei, Käbi/von Hanno, Eva/Bergman, Anna/Hedenbratt, Sonya/Sid, Marie-Louise/Allwin, Pernilla/Wahlgren, Pernilla/Wållgren, Gunn/Hyttenberg, Maud/Andersson, Gerd/Tidelius, Kerstin/Nielsen, Marianne (I)/Karlbeck, Marianne/Aminoff, Marianne/Schollin, Christina/Olin, Lena/Fröling, Ewa/Bergström, Ann-Louise/Sjöman, Lickå/Gélin, Patricia/Ohlsson, Marrit/Aberlé, Viola/Karte, Kerstin/August, Pernilla/Holst, Svea/Werkö, Emelie/Ålenius, Inga/Ericks, Siv +Fantasia (1940)/Burton, Corey/Disney, Walt/Smith, Paul J. (III)/Taylor, Deems/MacDonald, James (II)/Stokowski, Leopold/Novis, Julietta +Fantasia 2000 (1999)/Bronfman, Yefim/Allwine, Wayne/Jones, Quincy/Jones, James Earl/Taylor, Deems/Teller/Levine, James (I)/Anselmo, Tony/Jillette, Penn/Butoy, Hendel/Perlman, Itzhak/Martin, Steve (I)/Brizzi, Paul/Brizzi, Gaëtan/Grierson, Ralph/Stokowski, Leopold/Goldberg, Eric (I)/Lansbury, Angela/Battle, Kathleen/Taylor, Russi/Midler, Bette +Fantastic Four (2005)/Linklater, Hamish/Ho, Richard/Airlie, Andrew/Hunsaker, Andrew/Mayclem, Liam/Stoner, Patrick/Ferguson, Jim (IV)/Diablo, Jason/Kopsa, Michael/Rubin, Sam/Schombing, Jason/Edwards, Dewi/Edwards, Rhys/Soltendieck, Devon/Lawrence, Colin/Mulroney, Ben/Renner, Ronnie/Bryant, Peter (I)/Torres, Lou/Bacon, Daniel (I)/Weston, Douglas/Evans, Chris (V)/McNulty, Kevin/Lee, Stan (I)/Holmes, Dave/Parker, David (IV)/Patrick, Scott (I)/Thomas, Lee (VIII)/Leguillow, Hector A./Reid, Shaheem/McMahon, Julian/Deegan, Brian/Alcantar, Tony/Mulligan, Terry David/Chiklis, Michael/Richmond-Peck, David/Bennett, Sean/Winter, Ralph/Allen, Mark S./Moss, David (VII)/Kaufman, Jason (II)/Gray, G. Michael/Bysouth, Bobby/Speredakos, John/Gruffudd, Ioan/Hallenbeck, Sam/Waco, Mike/Stinson, Donavon/Reynolds, Morgan (I)/Tyson, Maurice/Toscano, Tony/Chartier, Ron/Jackson, Dee Jay/Martin, Bret/Peet, Preston Thomas/Hodson, Ed/Brady, Jon (I)/Fulani Hart, Steven/Hackworth, CB/Abrahams, Doug/Belsito, Paul/Bartram, Kenny/Couturier, Sandra-Jessica/Fuller Magee, Lisa/Rose, Sienna/Squair, Jenni/Salas, Maria/Kulas, Michelle/Winter Brill, Taryn/Mullan, Kathleen/Gale, Lorena/Salmond, Lia/Verhoeven, Tre/Lothrop, Jennifer/Laurent, Aonika/Gormley, Peggy/Ewusie, Ellen/Menounos, Maria/Corrin, Penelope/Little, Jamie (I)/Dewson, Georgia/Laufer-Krebs, Bonnie/Zager, Lynnanne/Hutton, Pascale/Aurucci, Ylenia/Johnson, Taylor (II)/Singer, Stefanie/Edwards, Sara (I)/Dunn-Morris, Danielle/Alba, Jessica/Holden, Laurie/Edwards, Nicole (II)/McVittie, Jaimie/Banic, Sanja/Christabella, Barbara/Crichlow, Brenda/Watson, Marian Etoile/Eng, Heidi/Holden, Gina/Washington, Kerry/Mah, Marlaina/Muñoz, Nicole/Schebece, Bethann/Mirehouse, Juanita/Sanchez, Lauren +Fantastic Voyage (1966)/Riordan, Christopher/Redfield, William/Fitzgerald, Brendan (I)/Kennedy, Arthur (I)/O'Connell, Arthur/Pleasence, Donald/O'Brien, Edmond/Scott, Ken (I)/Boone, Brendon/Del Val, Jean/Coe, Barry (I)/Boyd, Stephen (I)/Brolin, James/Welch, Raquel/Grant, Shelby +Far and Away (1992)/Gleeson, Brendan/Lamb, Peadar/Cusack, Cyril/Lucy, Tom/O'Donovan, Noel/McDonnell, Tim (I)/Kuenning, Arnold/Harris, Jared/De Longis, Anthony/Cauldwell, Brendan/Ciarfalio, Carl/Toibin, Niall/Gibson, Thomas (I)/McGovern, Barry/Bradley, Jody/Webster, Harry/Preston, William/Davis, Gary Lee/Ewen, Martin/Howard, Rance/Ramsey, Jeff/Ruud, Michael/Huber, Bobby/Caruso, Phillip V./Elliot, Ian (I)/Coughlan, Frank (I)/Power, Derry/Keogh, Jimmy/Dolman, Bob/Hallowell, Todd (I)/Wheeler, Mark (I)/Gillison, Douglas/Munn, Brian/Monich, Tim/Howard, Clint/Sisto, Rocco/Courtney, James Jude/Ellis, Brendan/McCafferty, Frankie/McKay, Cole S./Sampson, Donré/O'Donnell, Steve (I)/Howell, Hoke/Kinevane, Pat/Ó Fatharta, Macdara/Murphy, Wesley/Grace, Wayne/Walsh, Gerry/Andrews, Jeffrey (I)/Devlin, J.G./Cruise, Tom/Wallace, Ryan (III)/Prosky, Robert/Mulholland, Mark/McCluskey, Kenneth/Meaney, Colm/Moussoulides, Poll/Brady, P.J./Scott, John-Clay/Lilley, Clay M./Joyce, Packie/Crowley, Donncha/Donatt, Julie/Kidman, Nicole/Pollock, Eileen (I)/Moloney, Aedin/Johnson, Michelle (I)/LaRue, Alecia/Flynn, Kate/Marie, Louisa/Montague, Helene/Wilder, Cara/McLynn, Pauline/Murphy, Kris (I)/McAteer, Joanne/Kemler, Elizabeth/McIntyre, Judith/Colgan, Eileen/Babcock, Barbara (I)/O'Grady, Rynagh/O'Hara, Joan +Far from Heaven (2002)/Kelly, Chance/Malloy, Matt (I)/McLaughlin, Duane/Rebhorn, James/Gaston, Michael/Moss, Ben (I)/Smith, Kyle Timothy/Baldwin, Declan/Linstroth, Michael/Santoriello, Alex/Torres, Thomas/McClain, Johnathan (II)/Adams, J.B./Tobin, John H./Hauck, Ben/Marlow, Gregory/Haysbert, Dennis/Carrigan, Kevin (II)/Giroux, Laurent/Dallimore, Stevie Ray/Fante, Fabrizio/Schroeder, Karl (I)/Delate, Brian/Quaid, Dennis/Olds, Lance/Holt, Joe (I)/Andrick, Virl/Ward, Ryan (II)/Joy, Nicholas (II)/Rayford III, Ernest/Neustadt, Ted/Franklin, Jason/Garrick, Barbara/Loveheart, C.C./Klindtworth, Mary Anna/Andretta, Lindsay/Puryear, Jordan/Weston, Celia/Cooper, Blondell/Nelson, Sarah Beth/Davis, Mylika/Willis, Susan/Bartlett, Geraldine/Davis, Viola (I)/Vermilyea, Kristen/Moore, Julianne (I)/Weedon, Jennifer/Henritze, Bette/Evans, Pamela/Montero, Jezabel/Squibb, June/Aidem, Betsy/Clarkson, Patricia/Birkelund, Olivia +Fargo (1996)/Boehlke, Bain/Lynch, John Carroll/Rakerd, Cliff/Lomax, David S./Schafer, Steven I./Brandenburg, Larry/Presnell, Harve/Bohne, Bruce/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Nelson, Clifford/Edelman, Steve (III)/Keith, Warren (I)/Macy, William H./Gaulke, James/Denman, Tony/Park, Steve (I)/Feliciano, José/Buscemi, Steve/Skahill, Bix/Bandemer, John/Houston, Gary/Schweickhardt, Kurt/Wescott, Don/Evenson, Wayne A./Ozasky, Robert/Anderson, J. Todd/Schmitz, Peter/Stormare, Peter/Reevis, Steve/Rudrüd, Kristin/Stockton, Rose/Wingert, Sally/Peterman, Melissa/McDormand, Frances/Shepherd, Jessica/Kokernot, Larissa/Boden, Petra/LeDoux, Michelle Suzanne/Anderson, Sharon (I)/Hutchison, Michelle +Fast and the Furious, The (2001)/Ota, Glenn K./Morales, F. Valentino/Kehoe, Michael/Yune, Rick/Rutledge, Stanton/Ruginis, Vyto/Lee, Reggie (I)/Douglas, David (II)/Holden, Beau/Moritz, Neal H./Daniel, Chic/Diesel, Vin/Lindberg, Chad/Gugliemi, Noel/Cohen, Rob (I)/de Vera, R.J./Tuiasosopo, Peter Navy/Strong, Johnny (II)/Barry, Thom/Walker, Paul (I)/Levine, Ted/Schulze, Matt/Rule, Ja/White, Mike (IV)/Pacific, Delphine/Rodriguez, Michelle (I)/Tamayo, Monica/Gegamian, Tammy Monica/Baker, Megan (I)/Anselmo, Doria/Viola, Vanessa/Brewster, Jordana +Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, The (2006)/Thomas, David V./Caira, Kevin/Astoyan, Chris/Konishiki/Namioka, Kazuki/Villaverde, Alden/Hayama, Toshi/Crumpton, Joey/Lin, Jimmy (I)/Wadakura, Kazutoshi/McDonald II, Danny Ray/Goodman, Brian (I)/Tobin, Jason J./Kataoka, Koji (I)/Marzette, Damien/Hatayama, Hiroshi/Diesel, Vin/Laresca, Vincent/Bryan, Zachery Ty/Nam, Leonardo/Bennett, Michael (VIII)/Booko, Daniel/Black, Lucas (II)/Chung, Willis/Sanford, Trey/Nelson, Tyler (I)/Tee, Brian/Tsumabuki, Satoshi/Tsuchiya, Keiichi/Chiba, Sonny/Siauw, Atley/Wow, Bow/Brendel, Brandon/Kubota, Tak/Salazar, Christian/Yee, Stuart W./Kang, Sung/Wu, Jade (II)/Tsunoda, Tina/Tanaka, Aiko/Kelley, Britten/Kitagawa, Keiko (I)/Stevens, Amber/Jaramillo, Mari/Watanabe, Wendy/Yano, Mikiko/Marcus, Trula M./Gogna, Ashika/Suvadova, Silvia/Yu, Kaila/de Souza Correa, Caroline/Kelley, Nathalie/Betts, April/Maki, Yoko (II)/Griffin, Nikki/Nakagawa, Shôko/Shibata, Rie/Boyd, Lynda/Leana, Sheree/Mei, Verena +Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982)/Brown, D.W./Penn, Sean (I)/Cage, Nicolas/Lawrence, Kenny/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Bralley, Tom B./Doolittle, David/Wallack, Roy Homer/Stoltz, Eric/Farmer, Reginald/Cornfeld, Stuart/Negron, Taylor/Burdette, Erick Leroy/Nolan, Tom (I)/Whitaker, Forest/Brest, Martin/Bolt, James (II)/Price, David (I)/Davis, Sonny Carl/Backer, Brian/Davis Jr., Stanley/Resnik, David/Tucker, Duane/Redlich, Ricky/Reinhold, Judge/Russo, James (I)/Brennan, Patrick (I)/Schiavelli, Vincent/Thomson, Scott (I)/Romanus, Robert/Nahan, Stu/Hollander, John/Nevo, Reeves/Walston, Ray/Wyle, Michael/Martin, Steven M. (I)/Martin, Douglas Brian/O'Neill, Shelly/Lazar, Ava/Peters, Virginia/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Fava, Suzanne Marie/Sutton, Lori/Clarkson, Lana/Maroney, Kelli/Cates, Phoebe/Springsteen, Pamela/Guilmette, Julie/Wyss, Amanda/Todd, Hallie/Fenwick, Ellen/Wilson, Nancy (I)/Hendricks, Laurie (I)/Effron, Cherie/Tefkin, Blair/Brandt, Lois/Audia, April +Fat Albert (2004)/Anderson III, Shedrack/Grandberry, Omarion/Robinson, Keith (III)/Franklin, Michael (IV)/Thompson, Kenan/Slaughter, J. Mack/Chapman, Guy (II)/Overton, Rick/Duckworth, Charles/Houston, Marques/Mase/Bynum, James/Diskin, Ben/Madden, Joel (II)/Garlin, Jeff/Colbert, Catero/Cash, Dylan/McAuley, Alphonso/Harlan, Jeff/Carter, Aaron (I)/Kinser, Arron/Bentley, Farnsworth/Zano, Nick/Jackson, Reginald (VI)/Jackson, Richard (I)/Billings, Earl/Williams, Jermaine/Uhler, Josh/Buffer, Ray/Frazier, Aaron/Koons, Joe/Cosby, Russell/Ratner, Bill/Fleetwood, Cody/Leaf, Jeff/Elliott, Damon/Cosby, Bill/Suarez, Jeremy/Stamey, William/Ascher, Storm/Chalaya, Victoria/Greczyn, Alice/Lightsy, Destiny/Shafer, Alyssa/Crossland, Criscilla/Leacook, Monique/Ramirez, Dania/Avetisova, Nina/Abbott, Annie (I)/Rudolph, Shannon/Pratt, Kyla (II)/Kingsley, Jenifer/Brown, Tiana/Pratt, Keri Lynn/Immordino, Cathy/Raven (VII)/Martinez, Michele (I)/Elizabeth, Meghan/Chinn, Jeanne/Simone, Annalisia +Fatal Attraction (1987)/Polo, Mio/Eckhouse, James/Coppola, Sam (II)/Krakoff, Carlo Steven/Nussbaum, Mike/McCharen, David/Golchin, Maurice/Skomarovsky, Vladimir/Chapman, Joe (I)/Scott, Greg (I)/Brandis, Jonathan/Gwynne, Fred/Douglas, Michael (I)/Moss, Larry (III)/Rubin, Christopher/Arkin, Michael/Hall, J.D./Bates, David (I)/Dolan, James 'Packy'/Johnston, J.J. (I)/Saccio, Thomas/Manor, Chris/Krakoff, Angelo Bruno/McQue, Marc/Tufano, Dennis/Pankin, Stuart/Rabson, Jan/Brennan, Tom (II)/Schreffler, Marilyn/Levine, Anna (I)/Archer, Anne/Iley, Barbara/Zager, Lynnanne/Perusse, Alicia/Prewitt, Eunice/Foley, Ellen/Farrell, Christine (I)/Schneider, Carol (I)/Close, Glenn/Joy, Mary/Latzen, Ellen Hamilton/Geer, Faith/Mundy, Meg/Durand, Judi M./Garrett, Lillian/Harris, Barbara (II)/Lyne, Amy/Johnston, Justine/Krakowski, Jane/Smith, Lois (I) +Father Goose (1964)/Grant, Cary/Spruance, Don/Swofford, Ken/Forster, Peter (I)/Napier, John (I)/Finlayson, Alex/Howard, Trevor (I)/Lupino, Richard/Good, Jack (II)/Scott, Simon (I)/Greenlaw, Verina/Felsette, Nicole/Locke, Sharyl/Caron, Leslie/Berrington, Stephanie/Sparke, Pip/Berrington, Jennifer/Felsette, Laurelle +Father of the Bride (1950)/Wessel, Dick/Henry, Thomas Browne/Maxey, Paul/Irish, Tom/Mahan, Billy/Smith, Charles (I)/Carpenter, Carleton/Hayward, Jim (I)/Peters, Ralph (I)/Robinson, Dewey/Cady, Frank/Harvey, Paul (I)/Carroll, Leo G./Gargan, Edward/Moore, Roger (II)/Hyers, Frank/Holmes, Stuart/Hall, Sherry/Drake, Chris (I)/Cooper, Melville/Thompson, Peter M./Holmes, Taylor/Waterman, Willard/Phillips, William 'Bill'/Perkins, Gil (I)/Spencer, Douglas/Olsen, Moroni/Brown Jr., Joe/Alexander, Richard (I)/Orth, Frank/Tracy, Spencer/Taylor, Don (I)/Blake, Oliver/Tamblyn, Russ/Miller, Harold (I)/Burke, Billie/Canty, Marietta/Duval, Jacqueline/Smith, Mary Jane/Bronson, Lillian/Valentine, Nancy (I)/Flowers, Bess/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Baker, Fay/Bennett, Joan (I) +Father of the Bride (1991)/Sklar, Marc Ian/Levy, Eugene/Hogan, Scott (I)/Heiden, Ira/Leach, Britt/Leopardi, Chauncey/Tyrell, Steve/Culkin, Kieran/Goetz, Peter Michael/Krall, Daamen J./Hall, J.D./Wong, B.D./Wagner, Thomas (I)/Kay, Eric (I)/Portnow, Richard/Williams, Ed (II)/Steen, Mark/Irish, Tom/Shaw, Kevin (I)/Alterman, Steve/Bauer, Robert (III)/McCharen, David/Block, Bruce A./Day, David (I)/Kopyc, Frank/Short, Martin (I)/Brand, Gibby/Martin, Steve (I)/Murnik, Peter/Finley, Greg/Randolph, David/Cooper, Peter (II)/Schwartz, Gary (I)/Pasquesi, David/Meyers, Irving/Newbern, George/Gehman, Martha/Perry, Barbara (I)/Karr, Sarah Rose/Young, Amy (I)/Mandell, Elisa/Abramson, Nicole/Meyers-Shyer, Hallie/Keaton, Diane/Hess, Doris/Beliveau, Christine/Britt, Ruth/Meyers-Shyer, Annie/Dox, Morgan/Stone, Suzanne/Alden, Jane (II)/Williams, Kimberly (I)/Ortiz, April/McGregor-Stewart, Kate/Meyers, Patricia (I)/Lefton, Marissa/Vasquez, Mina/Hayward, Carmen/Wieland, Natasha/Matheson, Pamela/Lipari, Joanna +Father of the Bride Part II (1995)/Wong, B.D./Akey, William/Bates, Mychael/Short, Martin (I)/Goetz, Peter Michael/Selstad, Jonathan/Spencer, Dorian/Colwell, K.C./Selstad, Thomas/Martin, Steve (I)/Boeving, Christian/Wolpert, Jay/Lozano, Vince/Newbern, George/Culkin, Kieran/Kaplan, Seth (II)/Botero, Rodrigo/Emerson, Jonathan/Boersma, Dylan/Spears, Peter/Boersma, Casey/Simotes, Tony/Preston, Joshua/Laskaway, Harris/Canzoneri, Adrian/Levy, Eugene/Walker, Ann (II)/Pierce, Katie/Waterstone, Ilene/Alan, Lori/Averill, Heidi/Rogers, Dulcy/Miller, Stephanie (II)/Anthony, Kathy/Kennedy, Shannon/Meyers-Shyer, Hallie/White, Jerri Rose/Adams, Jane (II)/Meyers-Shyer, Annie/Colwell, Chase/Lynn, Chelsea/Messick, Ashlyn/Beckford, Roxanne/Messick, Kayley/Hemmerich, Valerie/DeScenna, Linda/Silvestri, Sandra (II)/Williams, Kimberly (I)/Keaton, Diane/Colwell, Sue/Ortiz, April/Chambers, Rebecca (I)/Worthington, Wendy/Travis, Kylie/Beaubian, Susan/Lagerfelt, Caroline/McGregor-Stewart, Kate +Fathers' Day (1997)/Lombardi, Louis/Barnett, Ronnie/Torres, Johnny (II)/Ridgle, Elston/Sheppard, Rodney/Berger, Alan (I)/Ironbear, Mylo/Crystal, Billy/Medrano, Frank/Pena, J. Anthony/Harris, Ricky/Verica, Tom/Rocket, Charles/Bullock, Craig/McGrath, Mark (I)/Karges, Matthew Murphy/Glimcher, Marc/Hofheimer, Charlie/Northup, Harry/Infeld, Geoffrey/Weaver, Lee (II)/Herman, Paul (I)/Gould, Dana/Billings, Anthony/Papp, John/McDonald, Roy (I)/Hall, William (II)/Michaels, Rhino/Burkley, Dennis/Ripley, David/Reitman, Jason/Gibson, Mel (I)/Zotoff, Andre/Jaymes, Christopher/Harris, Jared/Frazier, Charles Stan/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Williams, Robin (I)/Zook, Tamara/Louis-Dreyfus, Julia/Traylor, Susan/Seeger, Mindy/Shattuck, Kim/Echols, Jennifer/Wells, Claudette/D'Arbanville, Patti/Reitman, Catherine/Pamintuan, Angelica/Fay, Meagen/Ford, Kay/Gill, Allison (II)/Gillis, Mary/Kinski, Nastassja/Reitman, Caroline/Rose, Jasmine (I)/McCormack, Mary/Crystal, Jennifer/Johnson, Haylie +Fear (1996)/Toor, Ravinder/Oliver, John (I)/Riley, Gary (I)/Caldecott, Todd/Skovrlj, Damir/Sengotta, Will/Kristofer, Jason/Petersen, William L./Gold, L. Harvey/Airlie, Andrew/Rees, Jed/Fraim, Tracy/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Gray, Christopher (II)/Fredericks, David (I)/Milano, Alyssa/Witherspoon, Reese/Bates, Jo (I)/Brenneman, Amy (I) +Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)/Itzin, Gregory/Maguire, Tobey/Van Der Veen, Ben/Riehle, Richard/Bierko, Craig/Cooper, Ray (II)/Griffo, Joseph S./Gogin, Michael Lee (I)/Jeter, Michael/Gyorgy, Chobi/Romano, Frank (I)/Hurley, Matthew (I)/Stanton, Harry Dean/Harmon, Mark (I)/Boccaccio, Gil/Brisbin, David (I)/Ingman, Bryce/Bridgewater, Stephen/Morrow, Donald/Thomerson, Tim/Portnow, Richard/Evans, Troy (I)/Le Baron, Brian/Tarver, Milt/Meloni, Christopher/Cedar, Larry/Depp, Johnny/O'Sullivan, James/Gates, Ransom/Flea/Bruno, Gary/Jillette, Penn/Blount, Will/Yeagar, Ben/Holland, Buck/Hendrie, Chris/Troyer, Verne/Brandenburg, Larry/Kierney, Tyde/Warwick, Michael/Busey, Gary/Schirripa, Steve/Allen, Robert (VI)/Del Toro, Benicio/Kline, Brian D./Mann, Alex Craig/Nimmer, Geoffrey B./Lovett, Lyle/Thompson, Hunter S./Ludwig, Walt G./Kaneff, Khris/Draudt, Kristin/Cox, Jennifer Elise/Baker, Gale/Callen, Christopher/Lieff, Judith/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Mehoudar, Diana/Gillis, Mary/Ricci, Christina/Newman, Laraine/Barkin, Ellen/McClure, Tane (I)/Babalis, Mia/DeMasi, Kacee/Friedman, Nan/Ford, Eva/Bologna, Marlene/Castoldi, Karen E./Forristal, Trudi/Flowers, Kim (I)/Diaz, Cameron/Alexander, Kathryn/Goldstein, Jenette/Hoyle, Lisa/Helmond, Katherine +FeardotCom (2002)/Sarrazin, Michael/Dorff, Stephen/Kreps, Lex/Brunkhorst, Nils/Combs, Jeffrey/Gregory, Dean/Pippig, Sven/Peters, Gordon (I)/Kueter, Derek/Kier, Udo/Bearne, Chris/Schweighöfer, Matthias/Terry, Nigel/Songui, Kwasi/Rea, Stephen (I)/Güttgemanns, Jana/Curtis, Amelia/Thalbach, Anna/McBride, Joan/Flynn, Siobhan (I)/Garratt, Evie/McElhone, Natascha/Skuyat, Astrid/McKechnie, Elizabeth/Van Greuningen, Anja/Swanson, Arnita/Cukrowski, Gesine/Campbell, Emma (I)/Wolter, Birthe/Diamant, Sigal/Potasnik, Frances/Khromova, Anjelika/Van Waes, Isabelle/Litterscheid, Mascha +Fearless (1993)/Mell, Randle/Flannigan, James E./Gholson, Schylar/Danekas, Randy/Howard, Rance/Gabel, Mel/Blum, Richard/Vrooman, Spencer/Boughton, Don (II)/Towey, John/Ratigan, Shannon/Turturro, John/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Ghiringhelli, Paul/Owens, Rome/Fessler, Norman/Tamburro, Michael/Paulino, Joe/Hilton, Marshal/Ching, Michael/Brophy, Kevin/Ballard, Doug/Del Toro, Benicio/Culp, Steven/Hulce, Tom/DeAngelis, Gene/Anderson, Rico E./Mofhitz, Ken/Menyuk, Eric/Hernandez, Roger/Amendolia, Don/Cerny, Daniel/Newman, William (I)/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/de Lancie, John/Kersey, Gerald L./Gholson, Trevor/Mulholland, Michael (III)/Catlett, Loyd/Rovere, Craig/Gober Jr., Cliff/Tomlinson, Ryan/Martinez, I. Rodrigo/Hemmerich, Daryl/Carpenter, David (I)/Erb, Stephanie/Ford, Anne Kerry/Reed, Rondi/Burdeau, Suzanne Q./Jackson, Jeanine (I)/Murphy, Sally/Hernández, Ramoncita/Smith, Jama/Cleator, Molly/Hardt, Rebecca/Martínez, Isabel R./Rasmussen, Lisbeth/O'Connell, Deirdre/Rose, Robin Pearson/Raven, Elsa/Mace, Cynthia/Perez, Rosie/Heard, Cordis/Cemo, Ashley/Rossellini, Isabella/Lee, Linda (II)/Wolf, Adelaide M./Clegg, Danielle/Bembenek, Maria/Monk, Debra/Rossetter, Kathryn/Murphy, Joan (V)/Peragine, Antoinette/Roberts, Eve/Wilkerson, Lavina/Keegan, Donna/Brittenham, Trisha +Fearless Vampire Killers, The (1967)/Walters, Matthew (I)/Malandrinos, Andreas/Bass, Alfie/Bromley, Sydney/Mayne, Ferdy/Lacey, Ronald (I)/Diamant, Otto/Polanski, Roman/Downes, Terry/MacGowran, Jack/Quarrier, Iain/Lewis, Fiona/Robins, Jessie/Tate, Sharon +Feeling Minnesota (1996)/Desmarais, Drew/Dunham, Dale/Konstans, Russell/Walsh, Jack (I)/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Rispoli, Michael/Clemens, Scott/Good, Ben/Vergis, Bill/Perlich, Max/Lynch, John Carroll/Schoppert, Bill/Reeves, Keanu/Ghizoni, Steve/Lindo, Delroy/Osterberg, Oliver/Syvertsen, Peter/Metchik, Aaron Michael/Aykroyd, Dan/Helm, Levon/Burt, Earl R./Smith, David Alan/Smith, Paul (XVI)/Field, Arabella/Love, Courtney/Diaz, Cameron/Weld, Tuesday/Sedlachek, Buffy +Fei ying gai wak (1991)/Lo, Ken/Smiljanic, Bozidar/Lyn, Vincent (I)/King, Mark (I)/Perrochaud, Christian/Charles, Brandon/Isgar, Jonathan/Yeomans, Charles/Chan, Jackie (I)/Percival, Lyn/Mintz, Daniel/Tartalia, Steve/Archer, Wayne/Goodman, Ken (I)/Klimenko, Peter/Baker, Bryan/Sambrell, Aldo/Fontaine, Bruce/Cheng, Carol 'Do Do'/Ikeda, Shôko/Cobo, Eva +Felicia's Journey (1999)/McGovern, Barry/Kelty, Gavin/Mason, Bob (I)/Hadfield, Mark (I)/Dosanjh, Kriss/Cole, Sidney (II)/Turner, Danny/McSorley, Gerard/Yassine, Ali (I)/Karanj, Nizwar/Hoskins, Bob/McDonald, Peter (I)/Hoffman, Leila/Voe, Sandra/Durham, Gem/Marlow, Jean/Reid, Sheila (I)/Parry, Susan/Murphy, Nicki/Powell, Emma (I)/Khanjian, Arsinée/McKenzie, Bianca/Hall, Ladene/Chambers, Laura (II)/Cox, Julie (I)/Stafford, Marie/Cassidy, Elaine/York, Polly/Brailsford, Kelly/Stacey, Kerry/Benedict, Claire/Brennan, Brid +Fellini - Satyricon (1969)/Zerbinati, Luigi/Nashnush, Suleiman Ali/Genesi, Veriano/Fanfulla/Hillinger, Wolfgang/Zero, Renato/Mitchell, Gordon (I)/Cuny, Alain/Giordana, Carlo/Keller, Hiram/Wheeler, Joseph (I)/Randone, Salvo/Bonini Olas, Marcello/Dori, Sandro/Piani, Lorenzo/Potter, Martin (I)/Vittori, Vittorio/Vitali, Alvaro/Born, Max/Genius/Santarelli, Amerigo/Sanvitale, Giuseppe/Battaglia, Luigi/Gigante, Elio/Antonelli, Ennio/Ballista, Gigi/Dakkar/Lagay, Gabriel/Mastropietro, Eugenio/Leo, Franco/Di Falco, Marcello/Romagnoli, Mario/Eastman, George (I)/Sedat, Sibilla/Adolphe, Hylette/Pietrosi, Antonia/La Loggia, Danika/André, Carole/Lopert, Tanya/Capucine/De Sisti, Maria/Moscatelli, Elizabetta/Mainardi, Elisa/Maleeva, Irina/Bosé, Lucia/Luna, Donyale/Dublin, Jessica/Duckworth, Tania/Noël, Magali +Femme Fatale (2002)/Hanela, Faco/Ingoglia, Salvatore/Hecker, Denis/Milgram, Daniel/Henry, Gregg/Albou, Olivier/Follet, Olivier/Frin, Jean-Marie/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Chatel, Jean/Quennesson, Régis/Marmion, Yves/Guégan, Philippe/Belle, David/De La Fuente, Leonardo/Montoute, Edouard/Frémont, Thierry/Merignac, Bertrand/Cuny, David/Gonnin, Serge/Jacquemont, Pascale/Olivier, Samuel/Wargnier, Régis/Prestia, Jo/Geczy, Matthew/Herzberg, Dan/Minéo, Jean-Marc/Jacob, Gilles/Ernst, Henri/Fesais, Eric/Figlarz, Alain/Renault, Gérard/Stamos, John/Silvestre, Pascal/Ondicolberry, Pascal/Van Nukerk, Stephen/Van Nietert, Stephen/Ebouaney, Eriq/DePalma, Bart/Coyote, Peter/Petit, Stéphane/Crémont, Chloé/Michaud, Françoise/Auroy, Isabelle/Renard, Justine/Maës, Valérie/Andrikonyte, Ugne/Tancredi, Matilde/Foulquie, Marie/Châtel, Emilie/Bonnaire, Sandrine/Belaunde, Joaquina/Ben Ammar, Beata/Curzon, Fiona/Marmion, Ada/Van Zyl, Driki/Rasmussen, Rie (I)/Martin, Laurence/Pauker, Aurélie/Darlan, Eva/Crawford, Fanny/Grosjean, Dorothée/Breheret, Laurence/Romijn, Rebecca +FernGully: The Last Rainforest (1992)/Schwartz, Gary (I)/Mallow, Dave/Curry, Tim (I)/Mann, Danny (I)/Wong, Anderson/Loc, Tone/Coleman, Townsend/Cummings, Brian/Chong, Tommy/Blake, Geoffrey/Marin, Cheech/Pastorelli, Robert/Slater, Christian/Williams, Robin (I)/Ward, Jonathan (I)/Ross, Neil (I)/Jason, Harvey/Pollack, Paige/Lewis, Naomi/Zabriskie, Grace/Huffman, Rosanna/Hendler, Lauri/Mathis, Samantha/Adlon, Pamela/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Gilmore, Janet/Dorff, Holly +Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)/Petersen, John Richard (I)/Schmock, Jonathan/Garfield, Joey/Lockport Township High School Band/McKibbon, Robert/Close, Del/Sheen, Charlie/Kim, Robert/Alderman, Jason/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Ruck, Alan/Edson, Richard/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Ward, Lyman (I)/Caray, Harry/Stone, Steve (II)/Manzanero, Paul/Hughes, John (I)/Coffey, Scott (I)/Anderson, Louie (I)/Edidin, Eric/Sollenberger, Dick/Jenkins, Larry Flash/Le Beau, Edward/Stein, Ben (I)/Parkinson, Bob (I)/Baber, Brendan/Silvestri, Dave/Saiet, Eric/Boxell, Tim/Vieira, Joey D./Rohrbough, Richard/Perlich, Max/Spratley, Tom/McDonnell, Joseph P./Swanson, Kristy/Graziano, Kristin/Montague, Debra/Capers, Virginia/Barberi, Katie/Sara, Mia/Grey, Jennifer/Rescher, Dee Dee/Whittle, Miranda/Ryan, Anne (I)/Chance, Tiffany/Baron, Bridgett/Blake, Stephanie/Bellard, Lisa/Noonan, Polly/Pickett, Cindy/McClurg, Edie +Festen (1998)/Hansen, Stig Poul/Vinterberg, Thomas/Thomsen, Ulrich/Krag, Peter/Bondam, Klaus/Eilertsen, Dan/Henriksen, Bjarne/Nørring, Jens/Sejersen, Emilian/Henningsen, Bent/Olofsen, Kasper/Kaiser, Bent/Jakobsen, Lasse/René (III)/Dakinah, Gbatokai/Rasmussen, Kaj/Larsen, Thomas Bo/Boas, John/Kajbæk, Poul/Moritzen, Henning/Jakobsen, Mikkel/Johnsen, John/Strandgård, Robert/Lunderskov, Lasse/Petersen, Poul (II)/Søgreni, Søren/Brygmann, Lars/Laursen, Linda/Oksen, Lene Laub/Jørgensen, Christine Louise/Glahn, Therese/Myrgård, Maria/Steen, Paprika/Thomsen, Janne/Dyrholm, Trine/Jakobsen, Annette/Dolleris, Helle/Olofsen, Dorte/Aalbæk, Sigrid/Jørgensen, Rosmarie/Sejrsen, Gulli/Simonsen, Birgitte (I)/Goldschmidt, Kate/Boas, Erna/Hallberg, Gry Worre/Neumann, Birthe/Kaiser, Vibeke/Funck, Susanne/Dalset, Vibeke +Fetten Jahre sind vorbei, Die (2004)/Caiolo, Claudio/Bettermann, Bernhard/Kreitzen, Heinz/Bröcker, Oliver/Zischler, Hanns/Brühl, Daniel/Klaußner, Burghart/Fitz, Heinz/Martiny, Peer/Butz, Sebastian/Gürtler, Albert/Erceg, Stipe/Berger, Knut/Heise, Reiner/Haider, Sylvia/Zieser, Petra/Schützsack, Lara/Jakobshagen, Claudia/Jentsch, Julia/Schmidt, Laura +Fever Pitch (1997)/Welsby, Elton/Banks, Sam Dunbar/Firth, Colin/Quince, Peter/Carson, Silas/Aikman, Luke/Bowen, Simon/Curtiss, Bob/Stapleton, Liam/Reddington, Joe/Bond, Philip/Pleat, David/Morris-Evans, Shuli/Drew, Geoffrey/Claxton, Richard/Hounslow, David/Longhurst, Tony/St. John, Ian/Baker, Scott (III)/Supporters of Arsenal F.C./Strong, Mark (II)/Hornby, Nick (I)/Stott, Ken/McMahon, Steve (II)/Cull, Graham/Rush, Ian/Moore, Brian (II)/Pearson, Neil (I)/Cork, Charles/Rea, Stephen (I)/Pupils of Fortismere School, The/Ingham, Mike/Ekblom, Annette/Aird, Holly/Ashbourne, Lorraine/Conway, Emily/Funnelle, Leigh/Gemmell, Ruth/Hyffes, Jackie/Guard, Bea +Fever Pitch (2005)/Murphy, Danny (I)/Frost, Darren/Steinberg, Dr. Charles/Ghali, George/King, George (III)/Varitek, Jason/Gesner, Zen/Docky/Wilson, Andrew (III)/Pinsoneault, Evan/Leandre, Jordan/Rosenberg, Scott/Fogarty, Shawn/Bagni, Adam/Steedman, Andrew/Jaquith, Russ/Pungitore, John/Jordan, Tommy/O'Donnell, Keegan/McGuire, Paul (III)/McDivitt, David/Sneed, Johnny/Helmuth, Evan/Damon, Johnny/Boylan, John (II)/Eckersley, Dennis/Flemming, Wayne/Sikking, James/Murphy, Brett (II)/Currie, Brian Hayes/Cohen, Rick/Ballard, Davis/O'Brien, Mike (VII)/Valliere, Ray 'Rocket'/Melina, Matt/Ciardi, Mark/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Tashijan, Warren/Gavin, Don/McCarver, Tim/Abbrecht, Todd/Dissanayake, Sam/Justice, Grady/Greene, Daniel/Andrada, Mark/Reynolds, Harold (II)/Murphy, Christopher C./Caswell, Sam/Palandjian, Paul/Peart, Matthew/Rogerson, Ken (I)/Olerud, John/Blank, Brad/Joseph, Daniel (I)/Watts, Matt (I)/Thomas, Preston/Peter, Jesse/Desano, Scott/Jordan, John-Eliot/Clarke, Lenny/Spevack, Jason/Buck, Joe (II)/Quinn, Jerry/Kehler, Jack/Beane, Carl/Gagne, Ken/Mason, Robert (V)/Ruggiero, John (II)/King, Stephen (I)/Craggs, Brandon/Levy, Steve (I)/Rosenberg, David (VII)/Cicco, Johnny/Nickerson, Howard/Cummings, Dan/Gordon, Elliott/Weekes, Bob/Curcuro, Bobby/Plummer, Jermaine/Gammons, Peter/Fallon, Jimmy/Ford, Jamie P./Macwhorter, Keith/Darin-Zanco, Dan/Kyle, Stephen (I)/Williamson, Geoffrey/Severance, Scott/Orsillo, Don/Reed, Spencer/Rice, Jim (II)/Bedford, Bart/Steedman, Mike/Klar, David/Rubenfeld, Michael/O'Keefe, Ed/Nixon, Trot/Sands, Corey/Garson, Willie/Riesco, Armando/Andrade, Jack/Cavallo, Ron 'Puppy'/Sands, Bob/Lobel, Bob/Castiglione, Joe/Ford, Christine/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Yuen, Sharlene/Novelli, Alison/McDougall, Alexandra/Lopez, Melinda/Guthrie, Shary/Fallon, Siobhan/Borgman, Janet/Bidwell, Lucy/Keiller, Maureen/Williams, JoBeth/Sullivan, Charlotte (I)/Winokur, Marissa Jaret/Nanstad, Erin/Lucchino, Stacey/Stoller, Bobbi/Ballard, Blair/Burroughs, Jackie/Fink, Isabella/Macleod-Follows, Joan/Strickland, KaDee/Alexander, Lizz/Neary, Mariann/James, Amie/Davis, Andrea (III)/Corcoran, Mari/O'Donnell, Diana/Thomas, Meda/O'Donnell, Emily/Finet, Jessamy/Fitzback, Stephanie/Scott Cashman, Christy/Skye, Ione/Astri, Laurel/Byers, Anna/Black, Miranda/Hamilton, Quancetia/Onieogou, Greta/Clayton, Gina/Angermeier, Marla/Caswell, Jenna/Niedermeyer, Monica/Kenny, J.C. +Few Good Men, A (1992)/Munroe, Jan/Cruise, Tom/Sorkin, Aaron/Thor, Cameron/Cavestani, Frank/Lowe, Lawrence/Walsh, J.T./Malina, Joshua/Bowe, David/Madrid, Bernard/Marshall, James (I)/Senzy, Arthur/DeLorenzo, Michael/Bodison, Wolfgang/Wexo, Alex/Bacon, Kevin/Caesar, Harry/Preston, J.A./Gooding Jr., Cuba/Nicholson, Jack/Berkeley, Xander/Whittington, Gene/Saks, Matthew/Jordan, Oscar/Jackson, John M./Guest, Christopher (I)/Pollak, Kevin/Sutherland, Kiefer/Mathews, John M./Craven, Matt (I)/Wyle, Noah/Nauffts, Geoffrey/Ostrow, Ron/Winchester, Maud/Moore, Demi +Fiddler on the Roof (1971)/Sartoris, René/Zorich, Louis/Ruskin, Shimen/Bianco, Larry/Glaser, Paul Michael/Medar, Vladimir/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Diamond, Arnold/Lovelock, Ray/Durbin, Roy/Lloyd-Pack, Roger/Goorney, Howard/Frey, Leonard/Zamprogna, Lou/Kingsley, Nigel (I)/Maclennan, Donald/Cartier, Walter/Mann, Paul (I)/Scopp, Alfie/Malicz, Mark/Rudnick, Joel (I)/Bayes, Sammy/Waller, Kenneth/Fleet, Stanley/Lutman, Guy/Little, George (I)/Kalich, Jacob/Ipalé, Aharon/Stevenson, Robert (II)/Dennen, Barry/Johnston, Peter (I)/Topol/Scooler, Zvee/Lemkow, Tutte/Coburn, Brian (I)/Robson, Ken (I)/Siniawski, Petra/Crane, Norma/Courtney, Stella/Harris, Rosalind/Rivera, Marika/Madoc, Ruth/Marsh, Michele (I)/Picon, Molly/Collier, Patience/Bonstein, Candy/Edwards, Elaine (III)/Claire, Susan (I)/Small, Neva +Field of Dreams (1989)/Fennessy, Kevin/Potts, Gene/Hodge, Mike (II)/Lancaster, Burt/Jones, James Earl/Milhoan, Michael/Liotta, Ray/Kurcz, Robert/Milbert, Jude/Martin, Fred (II)/McWilliams, Curt/Andelin, James/Frankish, Brian E./Nussbaum, Mike/Hemond, Jay/Whaley, Frank/Ross, Don John/LaFleur, Art (I)/Eastin, Steve/Glasberg, Joe/Danker, Mark/Kelleher, Terry/Olberding, Steve/Costner, Kevin/Silverman, Jeffrey Neal/Sherf, Howard/Rogh, James/Brown, Dwier/Hoyes, Charles/Ryan, Joseph R./Waldvogel, Brian/Brandenburg, Larry/Biasi, C. George/Jenkins, Steve (I)/Dardis, Frank/Till, Dale/Nauffts, Geoffrey/Busfield, Timothy/Goad, Mike/Lucas, Ron (I)/Doty, Jim/Scherrman, Paul/Fredman, Beatrice/Seymour, Anne/Hoffmann, Gaby (I)/Kean, Mary Anne/Coffield, Kelly/Garlington, Lee/Madigan, Amy/Persons, Fern/Gershon, Mary McDonald +Fierce Creatures (1997)/Bardon, John/Pope, Francis/Kalli, Mario/Cleese, John/Silverleaf, Peter/Grove, William/Palin, Michael/Potter, Tim (II)/Hunt, Gareth/Griffiths, Derek/Francis, Sean (I)/Percival, Michael (I)/Davenport, Jack/Hutchison, Nicholas (I)/Conoley, Terence/McDonald, Mac (I)/Ridings, Richard (I)/Lindsay, Robert (II)/Brown, Bille/Herbert, Leon/Bartlett, Nick/Alexander, John (II)/Thomas, Jacqui/Price, Kenneth (I)/Shale, Kerry/Margetts, Noah Lee/Evans, Fred (II)/Wright, Stewart (I)/Lill, Denis/Elliott, Peter (II)/Pedley, Anthony/Georgeson, Tom/Moore, Kevin (I)/Ross, Ricco/King, Brian (IV)/Wood, Grahame/Donachie, Ron/Kline, Kevin (I)/Mitchell, Iain (I)/Corbett, Ronnie/Hill, Phillip/Haigh, Paul (I)/Reece, Georgia/Hoffman, Holli/Keen, Pat/Hoffman, Holly (I)/Hogan, Lisa/Man, Choy-Ling/Crockett, Tessa/Gish, Hilary/O'Brien, Elizabeth/Blake, Susie/Harper, Kate/Berk, Ailsa/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Lowe, Leslie/Cleese, Cynthia/Edmond, Valerie/Alderton, Kate/Vithana, Kim/Lowell, Carey/Walker, Amanda (I)/Saunders, Julie/Maskell, Tina/Galloway, Jenny/Geary, Jo Ann/Goossens, Jennie/Aitken, Maria (I) +Fifth Element, The (1997)/Blake, Jerome (I)/Ruscoe, Alan/Garcia, Roy (I)/Chan, Kim (I)/Chance, Carlton/Oates, Robert/Leaf, Richard/Brewerton, Kevin/Adamson, Christopher (I)/McMullan, Tim/Talidi, Said/Oldman, Gary/Brooks, Colin/Culkin, Michael/Bryan, Clifton Lloyd/Salkey, Jason/Bennett, John (I)/Georgijev, Alex/Cheng, Cecil/Tyrell, Tyrone/Bryce, Roberto/Bluthal, John/Williams, Omar (I)/Neville, John/Priestley, Paul/Williams, Fred (VI)/Dekker, Leon/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Heng, Ivan/Kowalski, Stanley/Buckley, Sean (I)/Monk, Roger (II)/Clapperton, Robert/Douglas, Sam (I)/Burrows, Justin Lee/Ezekiel, Jerry/Sharian, John/Holm, Ian/Senger, Frank/Barrass, David/Matthews, Al/Tricky (I)/Williams, Leo (II)/Woods, Scott (I)/Ezenagu, Derek/Dunwell, Peter/Martin, C. Keith/Molloy, Kevin (I)/Janjua, Kaleem/Dawodu, J.D./Paramor, Aron/Messam, Dane/Evans, Lee (I)/Caron, Jean-Luc/Harvey-Wilson, Stewart/Pellegrino, Vincenzo/Khan, George (I)/Garvey, David/Willis, Bruce/Perry, Luke (I)/McDougall, Martin/Fishley, David/Meedin, Riz/Davis, Shaun (I)/Tucker, Chris (I)/James, Brion (I)/Yassine, Ali (I)/Ellwood, Eddie/Tang, Hon Ping/Fairbank, Christopher/Beckett, Ian/Hughes, John (VI)/Nicholls, Patrick (I)/Creed-Miles, Charlie/Alexander, Robert (I)/McLean, Lenny/Chinn, Anthony/Reimbold, Bill/Hamlett, Nathan/McCrary, Vladimir/Seaton, Mark/McDonald, Mac (I)/Caldinez, Sonny/Kassovitz, Mathieu/Kennedy, David (I)/Ashton, Richard (I)/Yui (I)/McKenzie, Stacey/De Palma, Laura/Perez, Josie/Merry, Nicole/Carrington, Sarah/Frye, Mia/Richardson, Stina/Clarke, Gin/Montemayor, Renee/Lau, Kamay/Maylam, Genevieve/Willis, Rachel (I)/Henry, Sonita/Wallace, Julie T./Jovovich, Milla/Goth, Sophia/Buck, Sibyl/Le Besco, Maïwenn/Guillard, Marie/Graff, Zeta/Brice, Natasha/Salvail, Ève/Ové, Indra +Fight Club (1999)/Termo, Leonard/Arquette, Richmond/Rosario, Marcio (I)/Pontino, J.T./Peddy, Hugh/Fite, Mark (I)/Colston, Sydney 'Big Dawg'/Dell, Charlie (I)/Mack, Kevin Scott/Norton, Edward (I)/McNamara, Pat (I)/Bissonnette, Joel/Redmond, Markus/Robinson, Robby/Silva, Gregory/Ciarfalio, Carl/Kim, Joon B./Dillon, Paul (I)/Loring, Scotch Ellis/Fields, Christopher John/Mirand, Evan/Rockit Hynes, David/Jawara/Iacangelo, Peter/Peirce, Todd/Stephenson, Bob (II)/Bondurant, Eugenie (I)/Randau, Chad/Masterson, Owen/Lanza, Rob/Pitt, Brad/Jay, Baron/Thomas, David Jean/McCallany, Holt/Grenier, Zach/Beatty Jr., Lou/Moore, Bennie/Blumberg, Stuart/Kowalczyk, Edward (I)/Ortiz, Louis/Meat Loaf/Hawn, Phil/Maguire, George (I)/Arturo, Michael/Buzzington, Ezra/Smith, David Lee (I)/De Zarn, Tim/Livingston, Tyrone R./Gossom Jr., Thom/Winston, Matt (I)/Girardin, Michael/Bourell, Anderson/Valdez, Alejandro/Carafotes, Paul/Leto, Jared/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Andrews, David (I)/Quattro, Van/Bailey, Eion/Sanchez, Lauren/Bonham Carter, Helena/Downing-Jackson, Dierdre/Singer, Rachel (I)/Carnick, Andi/Bickford, Valerie/Cronenweth, Christie/Cabot, Christina +Filantropica (2002)/Zamfirescu, Florin/Calinescu, Florin/Florea Vizante, Marius/Niculescu, Ovidiu/Caranfil, Nae/Diaconu, Mircea/Dinica, Gheorghe/Popescu, Valentin/Voda, Viorica/Ghiuta, Monica/Nicolescu, Mara +Fille sur le pont, La (1999)/Philipson, Jacques/Napes, Boris/Bermouga, Farouk/Lemoine, Didier/Vertan, Jacques (I)/Metzger, Stéphane/Etokyo, Enzo/Cortez, Bertie/Rouvray, Jean-Paul/Auteuil, Daniel/Villien, Bruno/Palun, Luc/Pfluger, Frédéric/Donato, Nicolas/Martin-Laval, Pierre-François/Sire, Philippe/Aufaure, Claude/Georgalas, Demetre/Gatzios, Giorgios/Monsigny, Franck/Lascault, Catherine/Solignac, Natasha/Petit-Jacques, Isabelle/Mossé, Mireille/Paradis, Vanessa/Spade, Isabelle +Final Analysis (1992)/Avari, Erick/Moy, Wood/David, Keith (I)/Davis, Ernie/Alaniz, Rico/Rodriguez, Agustin/Bearde, Roger/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Holliday, Charlie/Murdock, George (I)/Roberts, Eric (I)/Anthony, Lee/Alexander, Derick/Gere, Richard/Yulin, Harris/Harper, Robert (I)/McManne, Dihlon/Shearer, Jack/Tanner, Jeff/Smolek, Jeff/Fischer, Corey (I)/Sayles, Michael/Roselius, John/Genaro, Tony/Basinger, Kim/Prestia, Shirley/Cortez, Katherine/Konig-Martinez, Tessa/Zohar, Rita/Van Alyn, Abigail/Thurman, Uma/Nicholas, Anna (I) +Final Conflict, The (1981)/Martyn, Larry/Boyle, Marc (I)/Matthews, Al/Gordon, Don (I)/Mahoney, Louis/Williams, Dick Anthony/Oldfield, Richard/Neill, Sam/Smith, Marc (I)/Littlewood, Harry/Turner, Stephen (I)/Bird, Norman/Baskcomb, John/Duggan, Tommy/Moxey, Hugh/Arden, Robert (I)/Diamond, Arnold/Adams, Mason/Fox, William (II)/Richard, Eric (I)/Kirek, Milos/Vogel, Tony/Holm, Barnaby/Brazzi, Rossano/Coda, Frank/Court, Hazel/Willoughby, Leueen/Harrow, Lisa/Holm, Arwen/Wax, Ruby +Final Countdown, The (1980)/McDermott, Jack (I)/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Stoops, Ronald R./Baldwin, Sam P./Davis, John T. (III)/Mountcastle, Gerry/Harvey, Orwin C./Dennis Jr., James A./Ing, Alvin/Trenor, Mark/Dennis, Jake/Rockwell, Daniel C./Frost, William S./Richert, Ted/Couch, Bill/Jaskolski, Kenneth J./Totis, Christopher V./Wanamaker, David/O'Neal, Ron/Douglas, Peter (II)/Deats, Edward J./McCluskey, William/Durning, Charles/Brown, Emory W./Farrell, Richard (IV)/McCorble, Kermit L./Toone, Jim/Philbin, Phil/Kissel, Ronald/Swystun, Andrey/Anelli, Nick L./Tyndall, Brian/Andrews, Edward (II)/Bergman, Harold/Liberty, Richard/Akerson, Andrew/Mohica, Victor/Lofquist, Eric/Lowry, Joe/Flesher, Wayne L./Sandison, Trevor R./Abel, Tommy/Elliott, Jerry D./Wilson, Michael (VIII)/Oh, Soon-Tek/Ellis, Ronnie J./Goodman, Robert (V)/Ross, Francis/Fitzgerald, Dan (II)/Wilson, Aaron B./Weaver, Stephen G. (I)/Lawrence, James C. (I)/Young, David E./Myers, Charles F./Miller, Robert K./Signor, David H./Kowalchik, Sergei M./Miller, William H. (I)/Mullen, Alan (I)/Person, David F./Sheen, Martin/Augustus, James R./Williams, Steven G./Balint, Michael K./Dambekaln, Andris/Huston, James W./Warren, George (I)/Johnson, Richard M./Morgan, Gary (I)/Langley, Raymond P./Myers, Jeffery L./Vogt, Peter D./Olin, Randy M./Yamazuki, Masayuki/Kubat, Michael J./Ronco, Neil/Davis, Michael A. (I)/Thomas, Mark (I)/Kaufman, Lloyd/Ramio, Frank D./Farentino, James/Gersbacher, Timothy W./Huffman, Robert L./Bulick, James/Arko, Frank R./Reynaud, Raymond M./Strohsahl Jr., George H./Werson, Jan P./Swarney, Gregory T./Ross, Katharine (I) +Final Cut, The (2004)/Shahlavi, Darren/Jocelyn, Mike/Gates, Ryan/Gale, Vincent (I)/Elliot, Bryan/Aneke, Emy/Achtymichuk, Spencer/Brakey, Robert/Dubois, Casey/Liquette, Kolja/Bishops, Thom/Gordon, George (II)/Hird, Darren/Britton, Christopher (II)/St. John Smith, Michael/Gschwind, Ian/Beggs, Noah/Pearce, Rick/Caviezel, James/Francis, Jim (II)/Hall, Peter (VIII)/Waters, W.J. 'Bill'/Dimopoulos, Stephen/Walker, Lee (V)/Mundy, Kevin/Williams, Robin (I)/Ameyaw, Kwesi/Ranger, Liam/Hendery, Richard/Ackerman, Don (II)/Fletcher, Brendan (I)/Mankuma, Blu/Diablo, Jason/Macario, Miguelito/James, David (IV)/Arngrim, Stefan/Anderson, Bart/Bramley, Andrew/Krebesova, Barbara/White, Chaka/Sorvino, Mira/Eby, Doreen/Simms, Sharon/Collins, Joely/Bunting, Lisa/Stingl, Suzi/Buechner, Genevieve/Urrea, Elizabeth/Wright, Johnna/Wright, Erin (I)/Romanov, Stephanie/Noel, Wendy (I)/Whitemole, Anne/Robillard, Katina/Adachi, Leanne/Kennedy, Ellen/Cannon, Wanda/Kuzyk, Mimi/Deakins, Sarah +Final Destination (2000)/Fehr, Brendan/Stone, Randy (I)/Fauchon, Guy/Roebuck, Daniel/Todd, Tony (I)/Smith, Roger Guenveur/Holden, Mark (IV)/Smith, Kerr/Green, Marrett/Hainsworth, John/Angus, Forbes/Keating, Fred (II)/Yorke, Troy/Marriott, Mark/Gilman, Larry/Atherton, Pete/Scott, Seann William/Wisden, Robert/Donella, Chad/Sawa, Devon/Detmer, Amanda/Matisic, Kristina/Caruk, Lisa Marie/Larter, Ali/Johnson, P. Lynn/Tyson, Barbara/Robert, Nicole (II)/Morley, Natasha/Chatelain, Christine/Cloke, Kristen +Final Destination 2 (2003)/Stewart, Lorne/Driesschen, Marke/Paetkau, David/Cross, Roger R./Carson, Terrence 'T.C.'/Bolton, Michael S./Cronin, Cam/Todd, Tony (I)/Green, Marrett/Purvis, David/Humphreys, Alf (I)/Rae, Alejandro/Keenleyside, Eric/Airlie, Andrew/Kirk, James (I)/Henderson, Fred/Laurie, Darcy/Taylor, John R. (I)/Landes, Michael/Sipos, Shaun/Stewart, John (I)/Bell, Don (VI)/Cherry, Jonathan/Fisher, Noel (I)/Lukyn, Mark/Douglas, Aaron (I)/Jastrzembska, Christina/Hattingh, Sarah/Munroe, Odessa/Larter, Ali/Tracy, Keegan Connor/Carter, Sarah (I)/Crane, Chilton/Gustafson, Laura Marie/Rodney, Klodyne/Machado, Justina/Adams, Enid-Raye/Sood, Veena/Lang, Jenny/Matthews, Alison (I)/Ha, Benita/Boyd, Lynda/Pedde, Eileen/Cook, A.J./Krop, Jill/Hutton, Rheta +Final Destination 3 (2006)/Cowan, Stuart/Bollo, Lou/Milligan, Dustin/Shield, Jim/Dallas, Keith/Stewart, Michael (XVII)/Moss, Jesse (II)/Lennarson, Nels/Basu, Dylan/Merriman, Ryan/Ghisi, Alberto/Kalugin, Alexander/Basile, Dylan/Monteith, Cory/Francis, Andrew (VI)/Easton, Sam/Stewart, Michael (VIII)/Ellis, Sean (I)/Morelli, Tony (I)/Gallagher, Patrick (I)/Rupp, Jacob/Todd, Tony (I)/Johannson, Colby/Lemche, Kris/Ayala, Victor (III)/Racicot, Jody/Stephens, R. David/Battle, Texas/Andrews, Graham/Allan, Harris/Holden, Gina/Lowe, Crystal/Chapman, Nesta/Winstead, Mary Elizabeth/Simmons, Chelan/Sanders, Ecstasia/Darshi, Agam/Ma, Maggie (I)/Johnson, Alexz/Crew, Amanda +Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children (2005)/Flynn, Quinton/Nomura, Kenji (I)/Suwabe, Junichi/Sakurai, Takahiro/Freeman, Crispin/Price, Jamieson/Alba, Axel/Edgerly, Chris/Wittenberg, Dave/Gomez, Rick (II)/Baumel, Shane/Kobayashi, Masahiro (II)/Morikawa, Toshiyuki/Newbern, George/Ichimura, Masachika/Morikubo, Shotaro/Ellis, Greg (II)/Tatasciore, Fred/Ginga, Banjô/Ishikawa, Hideo/Kusunoki, Taiten/Bryan, Benjamin/Suzuki, Shogo/Kishi, Yûji/Ikeda, Kyosuke/Suzumura, Kenichi/Staley, Steve (II)/Blum, Steven Jay/Yu, Ryun/Yama, Kazuyuki/Ôkawa, Toru/Wingert, Wally/Fujiwara, Keiji/Burton, Steve (I)/Billingslea, Beau/O'Brien, Liam (V)/Cook, Rachael Leigh/Mavity, Abigail/Kakazu, Yumi/Sakamoto, Maaya/Rolek, Grace/Romano, Christy Carlson/Ito, Ayumi/Mouser, Mary Matilyn/Ruff, Michelle/Suvari, Mena/Toyoguchi, Megumi/Mogami, Rina/Lee, Wendee/Bettina (I)/Tsuzuhara, Miyuu/Bowen, Andrea +Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (2001)/Baldwin, Alec/Schultz, Dwight/Di Maggio, John/Buscemi, Steve/Rhames, Ving/Woods, James (I)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/DeMita, John/David, Keith (I)/McKenzie, Matt (I)/Rasner, David/Fernandez, Alex (I)/Simmons, Jean (I)/Wu, Annie/Ming-Na/Gilpin, Peri +Find Me Guilty (2006)/Biberi, James/Morales, F. Valentino/Vella, Vinny/Albanese, Dennis/Cicco, Dominick/Diesel, Vin/Bonsangue, Frank/Roache, Linus/Cinnante, Tim/Corone, Antoni/Giuliani, Rudolph W./Esparza, Raúl/Pais, Josh/Rosario, Joe (II)/Portnow, Richard/Guss, Louis/Dinklage, Peter/Tudisco, Joseph/LaPlaca, Charles/Silver, Ron (I)/Johnson, Gustave/Brown, David (XXX)/Irizarry, Lou/DeDomenico, Richard/Grayson, Jerry (I)/Violante, Vito/Rocco, Alex/Pietrangolare, Frank/Ruffini, Gene/Moran, Shane (I)/Lipitz, Ben/Zamudio, Roger/Chena, Jeff/Factora, Marshall/Myers, Matt (I)/Cooper, Marcus Allen/Fischer, John Louis (I)/DeGennaro, Vinny/Randazzo, Steven/Smith, Troy (III)/Lombardozzi, Domenick/O'Keefe, Joseph/Puccio, Nicholas A./Borghese, Paul/Stanton, Robert (II)/D'Elia, Mario/Adler, Jerry (I)/Marrero, Eddie/Sanchez, Johnny/Di Benedetto, John/Quilter, Nicolas/Simmons, Derrick/Adonis, Frank/Summers, Stewart/Palladino, Aleksa/Sciorra, Annabella/LaPera, Nicole/Kurtz, Marcia Jean/Fishman, Renee/Almindo, Michalina/Hepburn, Cassandra/Pasquale, Rose/Branch, Rita +Finding Forrester (2000)/Fitzgerald, Glenn/Zane, Lil'/Morgan, Ron/Tyson, Samuel/Kearns, Tom (II)/Giordano, Vince/Phaneuf, Marc/Word, Matthew Noah/Tibbs, Harvey/Easton, Richard (II)/Williams II, James T./MacKillop, Kerry/Mathis, Damany/McCaig, Jaime/Rosenthal, Gerry/Nouri, Michael/Bernstein, Charles (III)/Bobbitt, Jimmy/Munisteri, Matt/Van Sant, Gus/Buttafuoco, Joey/Abraham, F. Murray/Conti, Alexander/Jay, Capital/Trebek, Alex/Wade, Larry/Mullica, Tom/Pratt, Dean/Meyers, John (I)/Connery, Sean/Pitt, Michael (II)/Lopeman, Mark/Stuckey, Jack/Modeste, William/Hall, Tim (I)/Rhymes, Busta/Lee, Damion/Williams III, Fly/Madison, David (I)/Rodriguez, Daniel (I)/Singer, Gregory/Fowkes, Conal/Malloy, Matt (I)/Damon, Matt/Brown, Rob (VI)/Kubinski, Cassandra/Wu, Sophia/Paquin, Anna/Rosenholtz, Randi/Tate, Valisa/Grace, April/Berry, Stephanie/Folland, Alison/Leshnower, Jessica +Finding Nemo (2003)/Stanton, Andrew (I)/Dafoe, Willem/Garrett, Brad (I)/Brooks, Albert (I)/Root, Stephen (I)/Spence, Bruce/Peterson, Bob (III)/Ranft, Joe/Hunter, Bill (I)/Bird, Nicholas (II)/Rush, Geoffrey/Ranft, Jordan/Bana, Eric (I)/Ratzenberger, John/Sullivan, Erik Per/Pendleton, Austin/Gould, Alexander/Humphries, Barry/DeGeneres, Ellen/Janney, Allison/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Beck, Erica (II)/Lewis, Vicki/Ebeling, LuLu +Finding Neverland (2004)/Stephan, Sevan/Hornsby, Paul (II)/Harrison, Eden/Pritchard, Nicholas/Fox, Oliver/Crook, Mackenzie/Hoffman, Dustin/Depp, Johnny/Jones, Toby (I)/Cullen, Jonathan/Whitehouse, Paul (I)/Way, Tony/Braine, Richard/Cusack, Luciano/Gardner, Jimmy (I)/Birmingham, Jack/Roche, Jake/Highmore, Freddie/Forster, Marc/Oates, Robert/Roud, Nick/Harrison, Noah (II)/Payne, Jackson/Potter, Tim (II)/Barnett, Angus/Spill, Luke/Decio, David/McArthur, Murray/Hart, Ian/Waring, Raymond/Tomlin, William/Menzies, Tobias/Prospero, Joe/Green, Matt (V)/Janes, Keely/Rhys, Catrin/Birmingham, Charlotte/Booker, Jane/Carpenter, Chelsea (II)/Michelle, Susie/Essell, Eileen/Winslet, Kate/Bloom, Kiri/Janes, Sacha/Macdonald, Kelly (I)/Mitchell, Radha/Ede, Rosie/Whitehouse, Molly/Harrison, Cora/Duguid, Laura/Whitehouse, Sophie/Cusack, Catherine/Davidson, Claudia/Kewer, Suzy/Cusack, Serafina/Maberly, Kate/Peacock, Kali/King, Stella/Christie, Julie (I) +Finestra di fronte, La (2003)/Nigro, Filippo/Thiernothian, Billo/Sgobbi, Giorgio/Daniele, Carlo/Girotti, Massimo/Grassi, Enrico/Verdesca, Giovanni/Bova, Raoul/Bacchi, Ivan/Insinna, Flavio/Chibuzo, Ohame-Brancy/Romoli, Maurizio/Martino, Francesco/Thiam, Thierno/Poggio, Massimo/Bruni, Veronica/Gargari, Benedetta/Yilmaz, Serra/De Falco, Luciana/Andreis, Chiara/Verdat, Claudia/Mezzogiorno, Giovanna/Gamba, Francesca/De Cicco, Rosaria/Quaranta, Caterina/Bon, Maria Grazia/Habtom Mehari, Serena/Carlisi, Olimpia/Loreti, Patrizia/Folchitto, Barbara/Kaza, Elisabeth +Fire Down Below (1997)/McDonough, Neal/Travis, Randy/Beene, Dan/Mellon, Brett/O'Donahue, Dan/Benson, Bruce (I)/Leckner, Brian/Mays, Benjamin/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Johnson, Rick (I)/Greer, William H./Basile, Joe/Nasso, Julius R./Jeter, Clay/Collie, Mark/Oziol, Hari/Stuart, Marty/Lively, Ernie/Stanton, Harry Dean/Richerson, Mackie/Tritt, Travis/Jordan, Petrice/Prosky, John/Brisbin, David (I)/Schwartz, Scott L./Crosby, Michael/Masur, Richard/Eddy, Jan/Lang, Stephen (I)/Helm, Levon/Deckert, Blue/Ridgely, Robert/Seagal, Steven/Gulino, John P./Mathers, James (I)/Krawic, Michael/Bruce, Ed (I)/Julius, Nicky/Roberts, Randall R./Alexander, Newell/Mattison, Michael/Hunt, Brad (I)/Stahl, Andy/Tackett, Lonnie Duran/Chadwick, Aaron/Diehl, John/Letts, Dennis/Greer, Ben/Harvey, Alex (I)/Reynosa, Larry/Neighbors, Amelia/Ellaraino/Mullins, Julie Dawn/Cole, Kimberly/Collins, Kennita/Guerrero, Lisa/Lynn, Patsy/Antonova, Lana/Shepard, Maridean Mansfield/Lynn, Peggy (II)/Arrowood, Leandra/Carroll, Ginger/Epling, Charley J./Pollard, Yvonne/Helgenberger, Marg/Mari, Gina/Past, Melodie/von Flotow, Michelle +Fire in the Sky (1993)/Thomas, Henry (I)/Sweeney, D.B./Wilsey, Eric/Mine, Shinichi/Chavez, Frank (I)/Seekins, Scott M./Vasquez, Peter Mark/Garner, James/Lee, Glen (II)/Willingham, Noble/Covarrubias, Robert/Breedlove, John/Marriott, Ronald Lee/Lang, Charley/McGranahan Sr., Tom/MacDonald, Scott (I)/Walton, Travis/Grace, Wayne/Gregg, Bradley (I)/Barkhurst, Vernon/Basham, Jerry/Lotorto, Louis A./Scott, Gordon (IV)/Sheffer, Craig/Patrick, Robert (I)/Berg, Peter (I)/Wright, Bruce (I)/White, Kenneth (I)/Biheller, Robert/Emelin, Georgia/Padron, Mari/Fox, Teresa/Ferguson, Jane (I)/Sager, Lynn Marie/Ariola, Julie/MacLaine, Marcia/Wilhoite, Kathleen/Neifert, Nancy/Hoffman, Holly (II)/Castillo, Susan/Lewis, Mical Shannon/Esler, Courtney +Firefox (1982)/Lowens, Curt/Plotkin, Grisha/Winfield, Chris (I)/Lacey, Ronald (I)/Currie, Michael/Manes, Fritz/Schnabel, Stefan/Zatsepin, Igor/Sims, Warwick/Tilvern, Alan/Huffman, David (I)/Löwitsch, Klaus/Grillo, John (I)/Rodine, Alex/Hill, Thomas (I)/Lipinski, Eugene/Hunt, Neil/Wulff, Kai/Pravda, George/Cotton, Oliver/Willis, Austin (I)/Jones, Freddie/Hougton, Barrie/Storry, Malcolm/Kahler, Wolf/Eastwood, Clint/Orrison, George/Erhard, Bernard/Costello, Ward/Scherer, Eugene/Guardino, Larry/Isaac, Vincent J./Grocholski, Czeslaw/Papenfuss, Tony/Spero, Mike/Jawdokimov, Alexei/Derr, Richard/Clarke, Warren/Michelson, Alfredo/Pierre, Olivier (I)/Eney, Woody/Meyers, David (II)/Colley, Kenneth/Behrens, Bernard/Gant, David (I)/Merrison, Clive/Hawthorne, Nigel/Zlatev, Konstantin/Mailer, Lev/Ratzenberger, John/Staley, James/Zale, Alexander/Rosen, Lance (I)/Littell, Phillip/Fraser, Hugh (I)/Yates, John (I)/Nahayevsky, Zeno/Arliss, Dimitra +Firestarter (1984)/Gunn, Moses/Boles, Steve/Magner, Jack/Sheen, Martin/Davis, Scott R./Boritzer, Etan/Ramsey, Jeff/Mann, Stanley (I)/Carney, Art/Miano, Robert/Moore, Laurens/Rippy, Leon/Alspaugh, William/Keith, David (I)/Fox, Carey/Sprinkle, Larry/Snyder, Drew/Sanderford, John/Fargas, Antonio/Colbert, Keith/Credel, Curtis/Harvey, Orwin C./Wilbur, George P./Jones, Freddie/Warlock, Dick/Scott, George C./Foley, Joan/Locklear, Heather/Womble, Wendie/Ward-Freeman, Cassandra/Fletcher, Louise/Francisco, Carole/Jones, Nina (I)/Barnes, Lisa Anne/Fitzgibbon, Anne/Barrymore, Drew (I) +Firewall (2006)/Lewis, David (IV)/Richards, Joe (VIII)/Olsson, Ty/De Wilde, Zachary/Wills, David (V)/Ford, Harrison (I)/Bennett, Jimmy (III)/Turton, Kett/Tremblett, Ken/Forster, Robert (I)/Bettany, Paul/Coster-Waldau, Nikolaj/Keenleyside, Eric/Mundy, Kevin/Vieluf, Vince/Woods, Levi/Mosely, Marcus/McNee, Andrew/Gale, Vincent (I)/Moseley, Mark (I)/Arkin, Alan/Patrick, Robert (I)/Hendery, Richard/Michael, Finn/Paroo, Zahf/Currie Holmes, Matthew/Madsen, Virginia/St. Germain, Catherine/Leonard, Sue/Breuer, Beverley/Thai, Elizabeth/Schroeder, Carly/Jenkinson, Pat/Crichlow, Brenda/Lewis, Gail Ann/Kitchen, Jennifer (I)/Bye, Joani/Grauer, Ona/Reichert, Rebecca/Skemp, Susan/Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Churchill, Candus/Fox, Lovena +Firm, The (1993)/Norris, Dean/Hodges, Teenie/Strathairn, David/Walker, Sullivan/Goossen, Greg/Hackman, Gene/Ford, Buck (I)/Kinney, Terry/Nelson, Victor/White, James (I)/Weintraub, Jerry (I)/Beal, John (I)/Casey, Brian (IV)/Parham, Reverend William J./Jones, Don (IV)/Smith, Clint (I)/Kraus, Ted/Chipman, Jerry/Booth, William R./Hill, Steven (I)/Frazier Jr., Levi/Matthews, Tommy/Brisendine, Shan/Whiteman, Bart/Hardin, Jerry/Sorvino, Paul/McCrory, Tom/Calderon, Paul/Cruise, Tom/Allen, Michael (VIII)/Schadrack, Chris/Brimley, Wilford/Walker, Lou/Connelly, Ed/Dwyer, David (I)/Bell, Tobin/Smith, Ron Clinton/Nightingale, Ollie/Ranta, Richard/Viterelli, Joe/Harris, Ed (I)/Holbrook, Hal/Busey, Gary/Kimball, David A./Dach, Harry/Johnson, Mark W. (I)/Crawford, Frank (II)/Cresswell, Tommy/Axmaker Jr., Ken/Lackie, Jimmy/King, Little Jimmy/Kaplan, Jonathan (I)/Omilami, Afemo/Glenn, Rebecca (I)/Paris, Janie/Thomas, Deborah (I)/Hunter, Holly/Turner, Debbie (III)/Aufdenberg, Jeane/Elliott, Susan (I)/Garrick, Barbara/Tripplehorn, Jeanne/Martindale, Margo/Hayes, Julia/Anderson, Joey/Branham, Erin/Lombard, Karina/Welles, Terri +First Blood (1982)/Kliner, Alex/Stack, Patrick/Klein, Earl (II)/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Dennehy, Brian/Wozna, Danny/Menzies, David/Talbott, Michael/Huston, Craig/Dimopoulos, Stephen/Lonstrup, Peter/Crowley, David L./Petersen, David (I)/Hutchinson, Ian (I)/McKinney, Bill/McLiam, John/Stamm, Raimund/Chang, Stephen/Richter, Frank (III)/Galativik, Graham L./Hetherington, Gary/Winlaw, Mike/Starrett, Jack/Adams, Donald (I)/Tamburro, Charles A./Metcalfe, Robert/Rigg, John/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Humphreys, Alf (I)/Stallone, Sylvester/MacKay, Don/Miller, Stephen E./Miller, R.G. (I)/Crenna, Richard/Caruso, David (I)/Pai, Suzee/Alexander, Amy (I) +First Daughter (2004)/Dean, Michael (XI)/Moreno, Ken/Whitaker, Damon/Caple-Shaw, Andrew/Murphy, Chuck (I)/Keaton, Michael/Bloodgood, Paul Michael/Moore, Toby (I)/Lucas, Richard (III)/White, Peter (I)/Michael, Jeff (III)/Garcia, Ted/Milhoan, Michael/Tom, Steve (I)/Fleck, Paul/Izay, Ryan/Weiner, Ken (II)/Raddatz, Ryan/Birkedal, Tore/Deppen, Jason/Liles, Tim/Priester, Austin/Townsend, James (V)/Gregory, Barrett/Hamm, Scott (I)/Jensen, Gunther/Hill, Hollis (II)/Lucas, B.J./Avant, Alex/Shen, Parry/Livingston, Barry/Umberger, Andy/Sneed, Johnny/Davis, Chad R./Blucas, Marc/Mouzon, Alphonse/Shocknek, Kent/Bouciegues, Freddy/Leno, Jay/Adway, Dwayne/Dotson, Michael (II)/Donshik, Adam/Connor, Michael (I)/Parkinson, Tyler/Dicken, Scott/Holmes, Teck/Brinkle, Dan/Boyd, Philip/Whitaker, Forest/Householder, Sean/Andrew, Mane/Ramras, Golan (I)/Smith, Brian A./McIntyre, Marilyn/Whitaker, Sonnet Noel/Core, Natalie/Avant, Nicole/Avery, Andrea/Chang, Sophia (I)/Rochon, Lela/Ryerson, Ann/Cornett, Hannah/Colin, Margaret/Wang, Vera/Gillyard, Denise/Cochrane, Piper (I)/Gillespie, Ashlee/Rivers, Joan/Wachsberger, Justine/Holmes, Katie/Quiban, Maria/Shaw, Sheila/Connor, Katrina/Amerie/Menser, Ashly/Rivers, Melissa (I) +First Great Train Robbery, The (1979)/Cossins, James/Bett, John (I)/Cahill, Joe/Ferris, Geoff/McDonald, Frank (VI)/Johnson, Noel/Terris, Malcolm/Butterworth, Peter/Stokes, Craig (I)/Elphick, Michael/Unsworth, Geoffrey/Kember, Paul/Lang, Robert (II)/Hewlett, Donald/de Salvo, Brian/Rees, Hubert/Morell, André/Downing, George/Nash, Cecil/Sleep, Wayne/Glover, Brian/Churchill, Donald/Barr, Patrick/Connery, Sean/Webb, Alan/Smith, Oliver (I)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Benson, Peter (I)/Altman, John (II)/Hallinan, Susan/Till, Jenny/Bernelle, Agnes (I)/Salem, Pamela/Down, Lesley-Anne/Adams, Brooke (I)/Duvitski, Janine/Holloway, Nuala/Lloyd, Gabrielle +First Knight (1995)/Blakey, John/Zucker, Burton/Gere, Richard/Rycyk, Tony/Hodgson, Michael (I)/Miller, Jonty/Dench, Jeffery/Cake, Jonathan/Christian, Wolf/Todd, Ryan (I)/Gielgud, John/Naprous, Daniel/Villiers, Christopher/Denisof, Alexis/Bunce, Stuart/Brydon, Rob/McCormack, Colin/Ineson, Ralph/Pelka, Valentine/Bennett, Sacha/Kynman, Paul/Stone, Eric (I)/Lewis, Oliver (I)/Connery, Sean/Newton Davies, Andrew/Woodington, Albie/Davin, Robert Gwyn/Wright, Angus/Cunningham, Liam/Lucy, Tom/Ryan, Mark (I)/Phillips, Neville/Claxton, Richard/Zucker, Bob/Cross, Ben (I)/Bentall, Paul/Blowers, Sean/Jaynes, Jonathan/Miles, Dido/Breslau, Susan/Robbins, Jane/Zucker, Charlotte/Corbett, Susannah/Ormond, Julia/Coffey, Jean Marie/Keegan, Rose/Zucker, Kate +First Wives Club, The (1996)/Sanchez, Johnny/Koch, Edward I./Reiner, Rob/Bobbie, Walter/Council, Richard/Pearlman, Stephen/Stewart, Jon/Collins, Stephen (I)/Hecht, Paul/Naughton, James/Hedaya, Dan/Hibbert, Edward (I)/Wilson, Hugh (I)/Bosco, Philip/Greenberg, Ari (I)/Burge, Christopher/Vlachos, George/Mendillo, Stephen/Edelman, Gregg/Nayyar, Harsh/Nelson, Mark (I)/Dahan, Armand/Frechette, Peter (I)/Simmons, J.K./Olyphant, Timothy/Pinchot, Bronson/Garber, Victor/Brown, Eric Martin/Perman, Mark/Keaton, Diane/Locklear, Heather/Spybey, Dina/Linares, Aida/Lam, Jennfer/Hawn, Goldie/Destefano, Juliehera/Barlow, Roxane/Simmons, Sue/Heggins, Amy/Ticotin, Nancy/Altman, Chelsea/Trump, Ivana/Sucharetza, Marla/Bracco, Elizabeth/Dundas, Jennifer/DeLaria, Lea/Berkley, Elizabeth/Brilliant, Michele/Shropshire, Anne/Goldsmith, Olivia/Monk, Debra/Heckart, Eileen/Tennor, Adria/DePriest, Teresa/Channing, Stockard/Smith-Cameron, J./Harden, Marcia Gay/Steinem, Gloria/Burton, Kate (I)/Gifford, Kathie Lee/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Morse, Robin (II)/Smith, Maggie (I)/Midler, Bette +Fish Called Wanda, A (1988)/Palmer, Geoffrey/Jonfield, Peter/Simeon, David/Putt, Robert/Croft, Waydon/Pedley, Anthony/Elwes, Mark/Newman, Patrick/Fry, Stephen (I)/Child, Jeremy (I)/Kline, Kevin (I)/Percival, Michael (I)/Dixon, John (II)/Ashton, Al/Palin, Michael/Brierley, Roger/Rees, Llewellyn/Smith, Tom Piggot/Hume, Roger (I)/Cleese, John/Bird, John (I)/Georgeson, Tom/Mackenzie, Robert Ian/MacLachlan, Andrew/Phillips, Neville/MacLeod, Roland (I)/Campbell, Ken (I)/McBain, Robert/Goodman, Robert (I)/Aitken, Maria (I)/Hayes, Patricia (I)/Bickford-Smith, Imogen/John, Katherine/Miles, Pamela/Twomey, Sharon/McIntyre, Clare/Lansbury, Kate/Chokshi, Charu Bala/Barclay, Kim/Johnstone, Sophie/Lee, Tia/Cleese, Cynthia/Curtis, Jamie Lee +Fisher King, The (1991)/Smith, Frazer/Williams, Robin (I)/Ross, Ted (I)/Jeter, Michael/Waits, Tom/Michaels, Brian (I)/Remini, James/Bartok, Jayce/Gregg, Bradley (I)/Bowden, Mark (I)/Bringleson, Mark/LaGravenese, Richard/Red, John Benjamin/Shearer, Harry/Bourne, Mel (I)/Hyde Pierce, David/Marshall, William Jay/Olney, Warren/Preston, William/Lombardi, Paul J./Bridges, Jeff (I)/Bryant, Adam (I)/Carrasco, Carlos/Heffernan, John (I)/Clemenson, Christian/Futterman, Dan/Paganelli, Johnny/Jamrog, Joe/Ottavino, John (I)/Bridgewater, Stephen/Howell, Chris (I)/Fraley, Pat (II)/Fann, Al/de Lancie, John/Fennessy, Kevin/Dangler, Anita/Kelly, Kathleen Bridget/Robin, Diane/Cromelin, Caroline/Harris, Lara/Plummer, Amanda/Ruehl, Mercedes/Hancock, Lou/Najimy, Kathy/Culea, Melinda/Blades, Lisa +Fitzcarraldo (1982)/Hittscher, Paul/Godínez, Salvador/Goiri, Jesús/Petkov, Dimiter (I)/Nascimento, Milton/Bohorquez, Huerequeque Enrique/Luchetti, Veriano/Bueno, Leoncio/Kinski, Klaus/Simonella, Liborio/Mantilla, Christian/Moret, Costante/Berling, Peter/Fuentes, Miguel Ángel/Polanah, Ruy/Otelo, Grande/Lewgoy, José/Dreyfus, Jean-Claude/Pérez Espinosa, David/Milz, Dieter/Rose, William L./de Cisneros, Isabel Jimines/Cardinale, Claudia (I)/Sighele, Mietta/Magalhaes, Lourdes +Five Easy Pieces (1970)/Nicholson, Jack/Greenbush, Clay/Waite, Ralph/Challee, William/Bush, Billy Green/Ryan, John P./Stahl, Richard/Flagg, Fannie/MacGuire, Marlena/Kallianiotes, Helena/Basil, Toni/Anspach, Susan/Thayer, Lorna/Dailey, 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Addison/McMillan, William Lyle/Amor, Jay (I)/Ferguson, J. 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Emmet/Avery, James (I)/Davis, Geena/Gossman, Kristine M./Shields, Loraine/Doyle, Peggy (I)/Gaynor, Grace/La Placa, Alison/Santon, Penny/Battilana, Mary/Wheeler-Nicholson, Dana/López, Irene Olga +Fletch Lives (1989)/Mills, Keith/Charles, Walter/Elliott, R. Bruce/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Wyner, George/Wylie, John/Holbrook, Hal/Chase, Chevy/Vandis, Titos/Rapaport, Louis M./McGarvin, Dick/Traylor, William (I)/Brockett, Don/Farrelly, Patrick (II)/Belzer, Richard/Smith, Ebbe Roe/Kauffmann, Christian/Kimbrough, Matthew/Moran, Michael P./Dublin, Darren/Harrison, Richmond/Dawson, Robert M./Little, Cleavon/McCleister, Tom/Hood, Don/Smith, R. David/Lund, Jordan/Holliday, Charlie/Kline, Johnny/Ermey, R. Lee/Libertini, Richard/Burkley, Dennis/Silver, Robert (I)/Babich, Roy/Cobb, Randall 'Tex'/Arceneaux, Barney D./Landry, Clarence M./Hartman, Phil (I)/Beck, Noelle/Shulman, Constance/Kalember, Patricia/Lowery, Marcella/McConnell, Patricia G./Gaynor, Grace/Battilana, Mary/Hearne, Catherine/Phillips, Julianne +Flight of the Navigator (1986)/Forchion, Raymond/Buckner, Parris/Brockman, Michael (I)/Strano, Michael (II)/Strickland, Bob/Bartsch, Ted/Goodman, Robert (V)/Raymond, Butch/Ross, Arnie/Archie, John/Randolph, Chase/Small, Robert (I)/Lindquist, Peter/Urbano, Tony/Adler, Matt/Cramer, Joey/Sanger, Jonathan/Reubens, Paul/Hesseman, Howard/Cutolo, Louis/Whitaker, Albie/Galvino, Tony/Liberty, Richard/Murray, Ryan (I)/Brauner, Fritz/Pouch, Rusty/Lake, Bruce/Hoelcher, Philip/Blaney, Tim/Tracy, Tony/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/De Young, Cliff/Davis, Kenneth Ian/Rogers, Keri/Acker, Iris/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Beach, Jill/Peterson, Robyn/Elliott, Gizelle/Cleary, Brigid/Casperson, Debbie/Caquelin, Cynthia/Cartwright, Veronica +Flight of the Phoenix (2004)/Wong, Anthony (I)/Cheng, Kee-yick/Gibson, Tyrese (I)/Padalecki, Jared/Malikyan, Kevork/Barton, Derek/Ditchfield, Paul/Ribisi, Giovanni/Campbell, Scott Michael/Laurie, Hugh/Wang, Yi-ding/Lehmann, Vernon/Quaid, Dennis/Vargas, Jacob/Curran, Tony (I)/Hindy, Martin/Lau, Jim/Brown, Bob (II)/Fingaz, Sticky/Otto, Miranda +Flight of the Phoenix, The (1965)/Aldrich, William/Montoya, Alex/Kennedy, George (I)/Marquand, Christian/Fraser, Ronald/Bannen, Ian/Krüger, Hardy/Stewart, James (I)/Tinti, Gabriele/Borgnine, Ernest/Ross, Stanley Ralph/Attenborough, Richard/Duryea, Dan/Bravos, Peter/Finch, Peter/Chase, Barrie +Flightplan (2005)/Edelman, Shane/Johnson, Andray/Cohen, Assaf/Mete, Hasan Ali/Sexton, Brent/Schindler, Klaus/Sarsgaard, Peter/Reeve, Christian/Vahle, Dirk/Presley, A.J./Johnston, Drake/Bean, Sean/Berkel, Christian/Burch, Jesse/Landis, Forrest/Hickey, John Benjamin/Gartin, Christopher/Farkas, David A./Irby, Michael/Woller, Kirk B.R./Conner, Spencer/Grazer, Gavin/Bomer, Matthew/Thornton, Cooper/Mammana, Robert/Christensen, Erika/Kolesarova, Jana/Immordino, Cathy/Hall, Lois/Olech, Agnes/Nowak, Alexandra (II)/Cruz, Latricia/Plackner, Eva/Zeskind, Rachel/Scott, Judith (I)/Beahan, Kate/Barron, Ina/Brooks, Amanda/Scacchi, Greta/Larsgard, Tonje/Ramm, Haley/Gallagher, Mary (III)/Wohl, Bess/Foster, Jodie/Lawston, Marlene/Faracy, Stephanie +Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas, The (2000)/Grevioux, Kevin/Barbera, Joseph/Cho, John/Davis, Joe (I)/Negron, Taylor/Longo, Tony/Molale, Brandon/Schirripa, Steve/Kubr, Mark/Martin, John Wills/Doughan, Jim/Hanna, William (I)/Schwartz, Scott L./Stephenson, John (I)/Gavin, William (II)/Henschel, Brandon/Kartalian, Buck/Coughlin, Brian (I)/Baldwin, Stephen (I)/Epp, Gary/Griesser, Matt/Taylor, John (IV)/Bower, Michael/Trautman, Allan/Korman, Harvey/Klus, Josef S./Woodburn, Danny/Davis, Duane/Cumming, Alan/Karron, Richard/Mahoney, Brian (I)/Virgel, Joel/Gibson, Thomas (I)/Addy, Mark/McGee, Jack (I)/Blanc, Mel/Huffman, Ray/Kravits, Jason/Hart, Gordon (II)/Keyes, Irwin/Rooney, Ted (I)/Gertz, Walter/Thomas, David Jean/Gebeau, Paul/Bachler, Jennifer/Smith, Mary Jo (I)/Quinealty, Katy/Collins, Joan (I)/Krakowski, Jane/Morrissey, Mary/Williams, Cristal/Chapman, Teresa (I)/Sanders, Beverly/Timbers-Patteri, Kim/Johnston, Kristen (I)/Hultberg, Helena/Mahoney, Ann Martel/Chang, Betsy/Richey, Berta/Simard, Jennifer/Arden, Jennifer/Winfree, Rachel/Oliver, Lucille M./O'Donnell, Rosie/Simpson, Heather (I)/Page, Jessica (I)/Meneses, Alex/Case, Jacqueline/Holdridge, Cheryl/Dillinger, Darlene/Hendricks, Tracie/Dinsmore, Kristen/Lawson, Chene/Burns, Nora (I)/Miller, Katherine (III)/Candell, MarLee/Burton, Tracie/Moran, Robyn +Flintstones, The (1994)/Steinfeld, Andy/Sinclair, Charles/Blumenfeld, Alan/MacLachlan, Kyle/Raimi, Sam/Zimmerman, Alex/O'Halloran, Jack/Sigurdsson, Hlynur/Schneider, Fred (I)/Strickland, Keith (I)/Korman, Harvey/Leno, Jay/Sigurðsson, Marinó/Keyes, Irwin/Moranis, Rick/Terrell, Tommy/Florek, Dann/Doughan, Jim/Barbera, Joseph/Bryson, Bradford/McCary, Rod/Tipton, Ken/Cundey, Dean/Hanna, William (I)/Moll, Richard/Blanc, Mel/Richards, Craig (I)/Goodman, John (I)/Winters, Jonathan (I)/Thyre, Becky/Vander Pyl, Jean/Silver, Melanie (I)/Newman, Laraine/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Berry, Halle/O'Donnell, Rosie/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Brown, Tabbie/Ralph, Sheryl Lee/Kent, Janice/Reed, Carole/Freeman, Messiri/Stevens, Lita/Pierson, Kate/Silver, Elaine +Flirting with Disaster (1996)/Browndorf, Cole/Fitzgerald, Glenn/Moreno, Steve (II)/Kruk, Tony/Bittner, Clarke/Brolin, Josh/Creech, Don/Cook, Jonathan Teague/Howard, Shawn Michael (I)/Alda, Alan/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Kelly, David Patrick/Stiller, Ben/Noonan, John Ford/Browndorf, Chase/Segal, George (I)/Oberly, Charlet/Ammon, Michele/Lamontagne, Cynthia/Ostrosky, Beth/Arquette, Patricia/Moore, Mary Tyler/Dajani, Nadia/Tomlin, Lily/Davis, Tori/Weston, Celia/Snyder, Suzanne (I)/Leoni, Téa +Flubber (1997)/Sommers, Tony (II)/Källvik, Ulf/Campbell, Scott Michael/Chapo, Chris/Lloyd, Samuel/Greene, Bob (III)/Levine, Ted/Smith, Freddy W./McDonald, Christopher (I)/Trimble, Daniel/Gershin, Scott Martin/Trimble, Scott/Zeigler, Zack/Ironbear, Mylo/White, Peter (I)/Barry, Raymond J./Bowe, Scott/Wheaton, Wil/St. Paul, Dan/Hughes, Pat (III)/Matthews, Dakin/Barlow, Tom/Lloyd, Sam/Brown, Clancy/Doherty, Ray/Sarlatte, Bob/Weston II, James D./Van Meter, Rick/Brock, Benjamin/Brownson, Malcolm/Nelson, Bryan/Williams, Robin (I)/Harden, Marcia Gay/Morrison, Julie (I)/Huffman, Moya/McClurg, Edie/Olson, Nancy/Benson, Jodi/Engelhardt, Erica/Sandow, Peggy/Stefanson, Leslie/Humphrey, Bernadette/Couch, Teresa/Ashley, Adryenn/Mariani, Janean Christine +Fly Away Home (1996)/Nelles, John/McCormick, Larry (I)/Reynolds, Michael J./Graham, Holter/Saxton, Richard/McBride, Geoff/Hemblen, David/Lorenz, Christopher/Sandy, J. Craig/Copeman, Michael/Benson, Chris (I)/Jubinville, Kevin/Kinney, Terry/Poulis, Jeff/Zemanek, Timm/James, Ken (II)/Akin, Philip/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Chiles, Linden/Wilson, Mark (I)/Ratchford, Jeremy/Friesen, John/Callahan, Dick/Bates, Jonathan (II)/Vollans, Michael/Braunstein, Jeff (I)/Bates, Azura/Orban, Judith/Verginella, Deborah/O'Connor, Gladys/Douglass, Diane/Paquin, Anna/MacInnis, Cheryl/Paton, Sarena/Tanti, Melissa/Hill, Christi/Lishman, Carmen/Ballard, Nora/Delany, Dana/Walsh, Wendy L. +Fly II, The (1989)/Wasserman, Jerry/Taylor, William S./Clough Jr., Rodney/Virtue, Danny/Fraser, Duncan (II)/Roy, Rob (I)/Richardson, Lee (I)/Harwood, Bruce/Winlaw, Mike/Cross, Harley/Lysell, Allan/Rhodes, Andrew (I)/Stoltz, Eric/Mylrea, David/Cottingham, Sterling/Getz, John (I)/Moore, Matthew (IV)/Dow, Bill/Goldblum, Jeff/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Chalk, Gary/O'Byrne, Sean/Bermel, Pat/Heaton, Tom/Sanford, Garwin/Camroux, Ken/Metcalfe, Robert/Gale, Lorena/Hodgkinson, Janet/Warren, Cecilia/Lee, Ann Marie/Mann, Andrea/Zuniga, Daphne/Warren, Kimelly Anne/Henderson, Saffron/Ristic, Suzanne +Fly, The (1958)/Carter, Harry (II)/Hedison, David/Tannen, Charles (I)/Roehn, Franz/Price, Vincent (I)/Meyer, Torben/Dulac, Arthur/Herbert, Charles (I)/Borden, Eugene/Marshall, Herbert (I)/Flowers, Bess/Owens, Patricia/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Gerson, Betty Lou +Fly, The (1986)/Getz, John (I)/Copeman, Michael/Carlson, Leslie/Goldblum, Jeff/Chuvalo, George/Hewitt, Shawn (I)/Cronenberg, David/Boushel, Joy/Davis, Geena/Lazare, Carol +Flåklypa Grand Prix (1975)/Robert, Frank/Nilsen, Rolf Just/Maurstad, Toralv/Kolstad, Henki/Haugen, Per Theodor/Reiss, Helge/Juster, Leif/Heide-Steen Jr., Harald/Foss, Wenche/Simonsen, Kari +Fog of War: Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara, The (2003)/Khrushchev, Nikita/Johnson, Lyndon (I)/Wilson, Woodrow (I)/Nixon, Richard/Reasoner, Harry/Kennedy, John F./LeMay, Curtis/Morris, Errol/Castro, Fidel (I)/Goldwater, Barry/McNamara, Robert (I)/Roosevelt, Franklin Delano +Fog, The (1980)/Joston, Darwin/Canning, James/Jacobus, Jim/Vick, John/Strobel, John/Franklyn, Fred/Bottin, Rob/Carpenter, John (I)/Haynie, Jim/Wallace, Tommy Lee/Flower, George 'Buck'/Socks, Lee/Moreno, Ric/Atkins, Tom/Igus, Darrow/Houseman, John (I)/Holbrook, Hal/Nicklin, Charles/Taylor, Bill (I)/Cundey, Christopher/Goff, John F./Mitchell, Ty/Cyphers, Charles/Waldon, Regina/Arent, Lindsey (I)/Hill, Debra (I)/Kyes, Nancy/Barbeau, Adrienne/Arent, Laurie/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Leigh, Janet/Jacoby, Shari +Fog, The (2005)/Serbedzija, Rade/Breker, Eric/Harper, Robert (IV)/Arngrim, Stefan/Cameron, Yves/Brown, R. Nelson/Destry, John B./Arthurs, Douglas/Currie Holmes, Matthew/Hough, Adrian/Bruhanski, Alex/Shea, Dan (I)/Andre, Charles (II)/Welling, Tom/Bocher, Christian/Welsh, Kenneth/Pearce, Rick/Heppell, Cole/Molison, Steven Cree/Young, Jonathon (I)/Davis, DeRay/Szalay, Tatiana/Panych, Bonnie/Winter-Culliford, Abigail/Bennett, Sonja/Black, Mary (I)/Botsford, Sara/Grace, Maggie/McLean, Sherri/Heffern, Meghan/Blair, Selma/Radley, Xantha/Honeywell, Caley +Following (1998)/Lloyd, David (VII)/Theobald, Jeremy/Nolan, John (V)/Martin, Tristan (I)/Bovill, David/Mattiussi, Alberto/Julyan, David/Jones, Matthew (I)/Mason, Paul (VI)/Ormandy, Darren/Haw, Alex/Bengue, John/Carlotti, Nicolas/Greenway, Guy/Bradsell, Dick/Nolan, Brendan/Cornell, Ivan/Stevens, Tassos/Thomas, Emma/Hunter, Jane/El-Kadi, Gillian/Russell, Lucy/Stepansky, Barbara/Angel, Jennifer/James, Rebecca (I)/Zack, Diane +Fools Rush In (1997)/Davis, Garret/Tripp, John (I)/Austell, Jan/Milian, Tomas/Sutton, Randy/Powers, Eddie/Adair-Rios, Mark/Michael, Christopher (I)/DeSantis, Stanley/O'Neill, Chris (I)/So, Jay/Arevalo, Robert (II)/Perry, Matthew (I)/Weston, Douglas/Santana, César/Bauer, Chris (I)/Cruze, Josh/Newman, Andrew Hill/Saldaña, Salvador/Tenney, Jon/Baca, Rupert/Gómez, Carlos (II)/Perry, John Bennett/Valdez, Angel/Combs, Annie (I)/Shively, Debby/Mendel, Juel/Surkes Scotti, Sheila/Morrison, Shelley (I)/Hernández, Irene/Broderick, Beth/Clayburgh, Jill/Plunkett, Maryann/Fallon, Siobhan/Torres, Angelina/Arther, Cydney/Snyder, Suzanne (I)/Shepard, Maridean Mansfield/Cellario, María/Lanza, Angela/Betancourt, Anne/Silva, Leslie/Hayek, Salma +Football Factory, The (2004)/Stace, Clive/Foreman, Jamie/Denham, Tony (I)/Kaul, Avtar/Barry, Martyn/McKenna, Terry/Wier, Simon/Southion, Alfie/Naylor, Daniel/Harper, Frank (I)/Andrews, Luing/Greene, Justin (II)/Bolton, Adam/Bisset, Reggie/McLeod, Ricci/Sutton, Dudley/Pozzetti, Dan/Rees, Danny/Lynch, Harry (II)/Osgood, Peter/Healy, Luke/Hassan, Tamer/Large, Ronnie/Young, Tom (III)/Routledge, Andrew/Hudson, Alan/Mason, Jack (III)/Manookian, Roland/Pariser, Paul/Donaldson, Gregory/Mead, Dan/Wilson, Darren (VII)/France, Sonny/McCorry, Joe/Ravenscroft, Christopher/Eastop, Ricky/Lineham, Joe/Dyer, Danny/Maskell, Neil/Alderman, Stephen/McNab, Calum/Humby, Stephen/Molyneux, David (II)/Junkin, John/Kelly, Danny (I)/Lal, Anil/Dunbar, Philip/Hallak, Michele/Show, Frida/Levy, Jayne/Linfield, Sophie/Worsley, Tessa/Love, Samantha (II)/McNamara, Claire/Tointon, Kara/Van Proosdy, Diana/Knight, Zoe/Blakley, Lin/Liddiard, Louise/Egan, Alison/Thompson, Roberta (II) +Footloose (1984)/Dirkson, Douglas/Scott, Timothy (I)/Kemp, Ken/Wimmer, Brian/Laughlin, John (I)/Lithgow, John/Rosenberg, Arthur/Telmont, Michael/Redford, H.E.D./Dalton, Sam (I)/Geter, Leo/Bacon, Kevin/Broadhead, J. Paul/Valenza, David/McGinn, Russ/Haufrect, Alan/Bishop, John (I)/Pack, Gene/McCarty, Brian L./Penn, Chris (I)/Bernard, Jay (I)/Rowland, Oscar/Perryman, John/Youngs, Jim/Broadhead, Meghan/Broadhead, Mimi/Frazier, Deborah/Gorcey, Elizabeth/Wiest, Dianne/Singer, Lori (I)/Marta, Lynne/Ulmer, Terri Gay/McCain, Frances Lee/Trevino, Carmen/Reider, Marcia/Graehl, Melissa Renee/Jensen, Kim (I)/MacEwen, Linda/Gregory, Mary Ethel/Da Silva, Monica M./Parker, Sarah Jessica +For Love of the Game (1999)/McDonnell, Jonathan Marc/Colicchio, Victor/Crawford, Jerry (II)/Lisi, Joe (I)/Girardeau, Frank/Eiland, Dave/Bradshaw, Paul (I)/Reed, Rick (I)/Ward, Tom (X)/Raimi, Ted/Alexander, Monty/Lemonis, Chris/Neeley, Michael/Pose, Scott/McDonald, Donzell/Masse, Bill/St. Pierre, Laurent/Bookbinder, David/Barry, P.J./Smith, Tait/Guglielmi, Guy/Bream, Scott/Mota, Jose/Hawn, Phil/Colborn, Jim/Faicco, Phil/Reynolds, Jacob/Hickey, Brian Donald/Kirley, Gene (II)/Giovinazzo, Carmine/Blom, Jani/Burns, James H./Ross, Hugh (II)/Lykins, Eric/Simmons, J.K./Lombardozzi, Domenick/Cox, Brian (I)/Johnson, Earl (II)/Lyons, Steve (III)/Nieves, Juan/Ashby, Chris/Buddie, Mike/West, Kevin Craig/Mucci, David (I)/Thomason, Mark (I)/Scully, Vin/Witcher, Geoff/Swann, Pedro/Pace, Dominic/Drake, Wes Said/Morgan, Ed (I)/Rivera, Michael (I)/Layton, Eddie/Meier, Seth William (I)/Kim, Daniel Dae/Joshua, Larry/Plasencia, Bobby/Burrows, Carl/Cousins, Christopher/Howe, Tracy (I)/Ambrosi, Derek/Carroll, Todd (II)/Thompson, Al (II)/Reilly, John C. (I)/Papajohn, Michael/Ibarra, Jesse/Barnes, Greer/Bunting, Chuck/Evans, David Mitchell/Knappe, David G./Buck, Cory/Sheppard, Robert Leo/Ferguson, T. Sean/Bezas, Tom/Knowles, Eric (I)/Pierce, Michael C./Newman, William (I)/Rogers, Bill E./Shrog, Maurice/Brown, Vick/Costner, Bill/Moro, Luis/Garrido, Augie/Tudisco, Joseph/Perry, Tracy (I)/Sterling, John B./Ledee, Ricky/Garcia, Rich/Fischer, Chris/Desai, Shelly/McEwan, John/Bradford, Barry/Darjean Jr., John/Vincent, Bill/Emerson, Michael (I)/Riley, Stu 'Large'/Adu, Robinson Frank/Costner, Kevin/Cochrane, Piper (I)/Zapponi, Caterina/Piñol, Jacqueline/Dussud, Stéphanye/McCall, Taylor/Bothe, Maureen/Clare, Lucinda/Costner, Sharon/Middendorf, Tracy/Torrence, Kimberly/Preston, Kelly/Bailey, Jennifer (II)/Aurora, Sonia/Torrence, Molly/Lussier, Sheila/Baker, Allison (II)/Walker, Arnetia/Venedam, Debra/Drake, Judith (I)/Cayouette, Laura/Williams, Karen (IV)/Fogarty, Caroline (I)/Malone, Jena +For Love or Money (1993)/Cerullo, Al/Finkel, Fyvush/Lipman, David (I)/Hoxie, Richmond/Ames, Steve/Gallin, Tim/Hedaya, Dan/Higgins, Anthony/Randazzo, Steven/Short, Bobby/Cosco, Nick/Scott, Rob (III)/Cunningham, John (I)/Elgin, Harry/Krascella, Jed/Moyer, Mike/Brennan, Dan (I)/Alexis, Alvin/Breen, Patrick/Tucker, Michael (I)/Jones, Simon (I)/Avari, Erick/Seale, Douglas/Morea, Gabor/Mizrahi, Isaac (I)/Cantarini, Louis/Takano, Hikari/Dumaurier, Francis/Kier, Udo/Ludwig, Salem/Zimmerman, Mark/Taylor, Nick (I)/Peer, Beverly/Hagen, Daniel/Balaban, Bob/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Guerra, Saverio/Mitchell, Donna/Bailey, Cynthia/Anwar, Gabrielle/Ringo, Susan/Laurence, Paula/Wall, Akure/LaGue, Kathleen/Kallio, Angelika/Kimora/du Rand, Le Clanché/Monk, Debra/Bayle, Anna/Deacy, Jane/Beach, Nicole/La Chanze/Blommaert, Susan/Brill, Dianne/Landestoy, Melanie/McDonough, Ann (I)/Webb, Veronica/Danya/Marpessa/Playten, Alice/Lange, Anne/Reaves-Phillips, Sandra/O'Neill, Suzanne/Marler, Kimberly/Stewart, Teresa +For Richer or Poorer (1997)/Howell, Michael (I)/Sanders, Jay O./Michaelson, John/Flanagan, Markus/Handerson, Hal/Taylor, David Scott/Templeton, Tom/Aleksander, Stefan/Stover, Scout/Stover, Hunter/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Alexander, Kirk (II)/Maples, David/Pyper-Ferguson, John/Harscheid, David/Angarano, Michael/Lerner, Michael (I)/Miller, Larry (I)/Johnson, Wes/Stone, Jerry (III)/Pelzman, Richard/Foucheux, Rick/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Caponera, John/Azizi, Anthony/Norris, Mark (I)/Steggert, Bobby/Knight, Wayne (I)/Allen, Tim (I)/Currier, Terrence/Stellate, Nick/Maples, Marla/Moore, Katie (I)/Claman, June/Cavanagh, Megan/Bock, Crystal/Alley, Kirstie/Knower, Rosemary/O'Shell, LauraLee/Preston, Carrie/Rudkin, Holly/Gill, Natasha/Kriss, Mandy/Cox, Johanna/Atkinson, Holly/Chamberlain, Emily/Sucharetza, Marla/Mager, Madeline/Deeter, Monica/Spohnholtz, Drenda +For the Birds (2000)/Eggleston, Ralph +For Your Eyes Only (1981)/Curtis, Clive/Tourjansky, Victor/Theodore, Stag/Powell, Greg (I)/Bryant, Fred (I)/Simmons, Bob (I)/Topol/Hollis, John (I)/Klaff, Jack/Rabin, Lenny/Dance, Charles (I)/Hoyland, William/Keen, Geoffrey/Villiers, James/Crowden, Graham/Julienne, Michel/Kalipha, Stefan/Gothard, Michael/Wells, John (I)/Kritikos, Alkis/Gotell, Walter/Llewelyn, Desmond/Leech, George/Hedley, Jack/Bulloch, Jeremy/Hawkes, Graham/Johnson, Noel/Sweeney, George (I)/Bradford, Andy (I)/Wyman, John/Angelis, Paul/Moore, Roger (I)/Glover, Julian/Wilson, Michael G./Brooke, Paul (I)/Rietty, Robert/Moreno, John/Lee, Chai/Young, Robbin/Harris, Cassandra (I)/Bennett, Jill (I)/Koko (I)/Mills, Kim (III)/Brown, Janet (I)/Worth, Alison/Johnson, Lynn-Holly/Maxwell, Lois/Warville, Lizzie/Vesterhalt, Max/Dean, Lalla/Robins, Toby/Newsome, Debbie/Viva (III)/Reuber-Staier, Eva/Bouquet, Carole/Tula (II)/Bennett, Maureen/Seager, Vanya/Drogue, Evelyn/Hadzivageli, Laoura +Forbidden Planet (1956)/Darro, Frankie/Best, James (I)/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Tremayne, Les/Robot, Robby the/Harvey Jr., Harry/Jones, Morgan (II)/Holliman, Earl/Stevens, Warren (I)/Wallace, George (I)/Anderson, Richard (I)/Dix, Robert/Grant, Richard (I)/McGee, Roger/Thompson, Jimmy (IV)/Pidgeon, Walter/Drury, James/Miller, Marvin (I)/Kelly, Jack (I)/Miller, Peter (I)/Boyett, William/Francis, Anne (I) +Force 10 from Navarone (1978)/Peel, Edward/Malcolm, Christopher/Latham, Philip/Schofield, Leslie/Hampton, Richard (II)/Byrne, Michael (I)/Ford, Harrison (I)/Ashworth, Dicken/Kalinski, Edward/Owen, Roger (I)/Kiel, Richard/Langdon, Anthony/Osborne, Michael (I)/Buntic, Petar/Nero, Franco/Kahler, Wolf/Jerrico, Paul/Weathers, Carl/Sirett, Mike/MacInnes, Angus/Blake, Jonathan/Badel, Alan/Pasic, Ramiz/Kahler, Hans/Allen, Patrick (I)/Gretton, David/Humpoletz, Paul/Andersen, Jürgen/Ellsworth, Nick/Sheard, Michael/Crowther, Graeme/Shaw, Robert (I)/Josephs, Michael (I)/Gillespie, Robert (I)/Fox, Edward (I)/Dowdall, Jim/Bach, Barbara/Mughan, Frances +Forces of Nature (1999)/Nelson, Danny (I)/Remsen, Bert/Coates, Bill/Zahn, Steve/Cox, Ronny (I)/De Ramírez, Francisco/Fairman, Michael/Calandra, Antone/McPherson, Marc (I)/Pierce, Scott (I)/Kennemore, Wes/Lamar, Leon/Biggers, Dan/Pantoliano, Joe/Kehler, Jack/Frost, Damon/Stoba, George/Strickland, David/Albright, Dan/Reedy, Carter/Smith, Rafiki/Michaels, Christofer/McLaughlin, Brandon/Miller, Eddie (I)/Ecker, Franklin H.D./Chirbas, James/Scalf, Danny/Wallace, George (I)/Chappelle, Tommy/Affleck, Ben/King, Bob (VI)/Benassi, Justin Michael/Pniewski, Mike/Hytner, Steve/Rosenblum, Marshall/Desai, Shelly/Marquez, William/Cudlitz, Michael (I)/Omilami, Afemo/Erwin, Bill/Nichols, Cordell/King, Bob (V)/Doe, John (I)/Cohen, Lester (I)/Ridgely, Chad/Schiff, Richard/Scanlin Jr., Timothy J./Whittemore, Libby/Edwards-Ashford, Vivian/Hamilton, Kara (I)/Hammer, Winnie/Ivey, Julie/Wilson, Jacki/Glover, Joan (I)/DeVille, Jada/Lynn, Meredith Scott/Salinger, Heidi/Gilbert, Taylor (II)/Bullock, Sandra/Miller, Mali/Combs, Lauralei/Haney, Anne/Tierney, Maura/Gates, Jean/Welles, Shannon/Shelton, Beverly (I)/Wu, Jade (I)/Maltenfort, Judith/Crawford Brown, Pat/Danner, Blythe/Hendrix, Nathalie/Pankow, Joanne/Lien, Maia/Randall, Ginnie/Carroll, Janet/Bitzis, Athena Maria +Foreign Correspondent (1940)/Gordon, Douglas (I)/Hammond, Richard (I)/Ciannelli, Eduardo/French, George B./Mudie, Leonard/Lamont, Marten/Herbert, Holmes/Harris, Sam (II)/Fischer, Robert (I)/Wheat, Larry/Parnell, Emory/Voglin, Jack/Sewell, Frederick/Mizer, Thomas/Taylor, Ferris/Blair, Henry/Stelling, William/Halton, Charles/George, John (I)/Offerman Jr., George/Hoffman, Otto/Sanders, George (I)/Cathrey, George/Semels, Harry/Osman, Lawrence/Kenny, Colin/Bassermann, Albert/Christy, Ken (I)/Depp, Harry/Meredith, John (II)/Conrad, Eddie/White, Bert/Mortimer, Edmund/Alfred, Jack/Sutton, Paul (I)/Evans, Herbert/Horn, Billy/Dawson, Jack (I)/Pogue, Thomas/Gavier, Bill/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Kosleck, Martin/Marshall, Herbert (I)/Castello, Willy/Kent, Crauford/Yetter Sr., William/Ekberg, Carl/Bernard, Barry/Norton, Henry/Benson, Frank (I)/Finlayson, James/Severn, Raymond/Clive, E.E./Benchley, Robert/Davenport, Harry (I)/Stanton, Ernie/Bester, Billy/Carpenter, Horace B./von Morhart, Hans/George, Jack (I)/Gordon, Roy (I)/Granach, Alexander/McGee, Jackie/Murray, John T./Borel, Louis/Burton, John (I)/Wolfe, Ian/Rice, Jack/Rondell, Ronald R./McCrea, Joel/Chambers, Wheaton/Wagenheim, Charles/Corrado, Gino/Irving, Paul (I)/Stuart, Donald/Brown, Ronald (I)/Gwenn, Edmund/O'Brien, Joe (I)/Adams, Samuel (I)/Bradley, Betty/Bohannen, Rebecca/Novak, Jane/Logan, Gwendolyn/Carson, Frances/Brien, Louise/Leslie, Joan/Pepper, Barbara/Vaughan, Dorothy/Hoffman, Gertrude (I)/Evans, Helena Phillips/Malyon, Eily/Plowright, Hilda/Young, Mary (I)/Beatty, Bunny/Day, Laraine/Sablon, Loulette/Aldrich, Meeka/Dudgeon, Elspeth/Milar, Hermina/Boudwin, Barbara +Forever Young (1992)/Briggs, Michael/Munns, Robert/Forte, Michael (I)/Wendt, George (I)/Ryder, Richard (I)/Iorg, Jason/Wood, Elijah/LaFleur, Art (I)/Goggins, Walton/Marquez, William/Martin, Greg Allan/Muscat, Mike/Gibson, Mel (I)/Long, Jason (I)/Surovy, Nicolas/Goorjian, Michael A./Burger, Cody/Menick, Jon/Gorman, Robert Hy/Cullum, JD/Bourg, John/Pierpoint, Eric/Hinton Jr., Steve/Ganus, Paul/Billings, David J./Ransom, Kenneth/Chandler, Jared/McKinnon Miller, Joel/Yohe, Christopher/Morton, Joe/Hallo, Dean (I)/Grant, David Marshall/Foreman, Amanda (I)/Moore, Mary Ellen/Tamburrelli, Karla/Savage, Lisa/Beesley, Miriam/Lazar, Ava/Lauren, Veronica/Glasser, Isabel/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Maxwell, Ara/Slavin, Millie +Forget Paris (1995)/Thomas, Isiah/Flaster, Andy/Crystal, Billy/Costanzo, Robert/St. James, David/Barry, Scooter/Ross, Ron (I)/Miller, Reggie/Spriggs, Larry/Eginton, Zack/Castellaneta, Dan/Elliott, Sean (I)/Rochelin, Charles/Tessi, Andreas/Westphal, Paul/Rambis, Kurt/Walton, Bill (I)/Bell, E.E./Hunter Jr., Robert/Copello, Bert/Webb, Spud/Limbaugh, Rush/Mullin, Chris (II)/Sanborn, David/Forman, Phil/Spencer, John (I)/Barkley, Charles/Brown, Andre Rosey/Johnson, Ken (I)/Bellamy Jr., Nathaniel/Forbes, Sterling/Robinson, David (IV)/Mantegna, Joe/Storsberg, Kris/Foster, Greg (I)/Johnson, Marques/Wilson, Marc/Assad, Richard/Theus, Reggie/McSorley, Marty/Laimbeer, Bill/Sousa, Barry/Masur, Richard/Jackson, Gregory Paul/Betts, Robert M./Miguel, Nigel/Albert, Marv (I)/Wright, Tom (I)/Crawford, Sam (I)/Maloncon, Gary/Reed, Cliff (I)/O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Hildreth, Kelvin L./Joseph, Al (II)/Eha, Paul/Wyatt, Dennis/Willard, J. Greg/Hall, Anthony C./Majerle, Dan/Gibbs, Keith/Wasserman, Irving/Howard, Clint/Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem (I)/Brinton, Marty/Wahlheim, Charles/McCracken, Paul/Johnson, Randy (III)/Porter, Rich/Ohmer, Tom/Johnson, Kevin (I)/Hickey, William (I)/Ewing, Patrick/Scott, Dawan/Tidwell, Harvey E./Christian, Eric/Brown, Bernard (III)/Kilian, Brian/Oakley, Charles/Bonanni, Roberto/Haje, Richard/Starks, John (I)/Halligan, Tim/Gasso, Jim/Albern, Tim/Williams, Johnny (I)/Gunderson, Rick/Hardaway, Tim/Morris, Kevin (I)/Rusumny, Jay/Kolman, Allan/McGee, Mike (I)/Arzoumanian, Suren/Gannon, Lisa Sherrill/McDonald, Jodie/Shettler, Joie/Alexander, Diane (I)/Farkas, Jo/Matsui, Blythe/Shum, Jean/Winger, Debra/Sheridan, Liz (I)/Rodriquez, Gloria/Morrison, Shauna/Calevas, Eleni/Kavner, Julie/Lacusta, Deb/Etienne, Charlotte/Mickelson, Jennifer/Rieffel, Lisa/Stevenson, Cynthia/Baumgardner, Genelle Lee/Nagle, Margaret/Payne, Janet/Smith, Emmy/De Mouroux, Hedwige/Hermansen, Mary Ann/Cuartero-Giordano, Dana/Elder, Judyann/Toste, Andrea (I)/Shaver, Chris/Moriarty, Cathy/Jones, Sannye/Piper, Beverly/Caldwell, Janette +Forgotten, The (2004)/Nicholson, Scott/Sinise, Gary/Wisdom, Robert/Smith, J. Tucker/Tergesen, Lee/Kang, Tim/Kovaleski, Christopher/West, Dominic/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Roache, Linus/Solis, Félix/Stellato, Frank/Morrison, P.J. (I)/Abraham, Ken (I)/Pleszewicz, Matthew/Dowd, Ann/Moore, Julianne (I)/Barbusca, Brielle/Cooper, Katie (I)/Misner, Susan/Woodard, Alfre/Faughnan, Kathryn/Hecht, Jessica/Raye, Zoë +Forrest Gump (1994)/Gadsden, Calvin/Rice, Brett/Wallace, George (IV)/Shroyer, Sonny/Kennedy, Robert F./Sinise, Gary/Worsham, John/Raczkowski, Paul/USC Trojan Marching Band/Hanks, Tom/Burgess, Michael (III)/Damron, Jim/McFall, Michael/Ross, Jay (I)/Kemmerling, Michael/Penny, Bob/Bowden, Jack (I)/Russell, Kurt (I)/McNeil, Timothy/Zemeckis, Alexander/Flannery, Michael (I)/Gillin, Jed/Ent, James/Stilwell, Dick/Nixon, Richard/Hamilton, Lonnie/Jolly, Mike/Harding, John Glenn (I)/Clark, Dick (I)/Anderson, Sam (I)/Rich, Mark A./Bowman, Grady/Connally, John (I)/Davis, Ed (I)/Alexander, Markus/Osment, Haley Joel/Mangan, Kevin/Boswell, Charles/Hanna, Bryan (II)/Ford, Gerald/Reagan, Ronald (I)/Blake, Geoffrey/Omilami, Afemo/Underwood, Eric (I)/Adams, Rob (I)/McGuire, Jason (I)/Armstrong, Neil (I)/Wilson, Russ (I)/Terry, W. 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(I)/Carey, Emily (I)/Hendrix, Nathalie/Williams, Rebecca (I)/McCarthy, Danté/Genens, Fay/Seabrook, Christine/Hanks, Elizabeth/Telech, Ione M./Kelly, Devon/Sucharetza, Marla/Roth, Vanessa/McTeer, Deborah/Chaplain, Hilary/Cobb, Chiffonye/Lomas, Angela/Valentino (I)/Burgess, Bonnie Ann/Smalls, Marlena +Forsaken, The (2001)/Marsh, James (II)/Smith, Kerr/Emmett, Bert/Leal, Jack/Anaya, Luis/O'Shea, James (II)/Flynn, F.J./Vann, Marc/Reid, Matt (I)/Buckley, A.J. (I)/Schaech, Johnathon/Kirkwood, Bryan/Fehr, Brendan/Johnson, Walter A./Anders, Ed/Rex, Simon/Shuck, Ryan/Pierce, Tony (I)/Styne, Beth Ann/Snodgress, Carrie/Parker, Martha (II)/Schultz, Julia/Downing, Sara (I)/Miko, Izabella/Butts, Jessica R./Oruche, Phina/Barondes, Elizabeth/Thorpe, Alexis +Fort Apache (1948)/Worden, Hank/O'Brien, George/Bond, Ward/Kibbee, Guy/Simpson, Mickey/Withers, Grant/Hyke, Ray/Tenbrook, Harry/Forrest, William/Fonda, Henry/Ferguson, Frank (I)/McGrath, Frank (I)/Graham, Fred (I)/Kieffer, Philip/Agar, John (I)/Pennick, Jack/McLaglen, Victor/Armendáriz, Pedro/Foran, Dick/Clark, Cliff (I)/Wayne, John (I)/Twitchell, Archie/Ford, Francis/Inclán, Miguel (I)/Temple, Shirley/Lee, Anna (I)/Marsh, Mae/Rich, Irene (I)/Movita/Gordon, Mary (I) +Fortress (1993)/Collins Jr., Clifton/Combs, Jeffrey/Wells, Vernon (I)/Wells, Eric Briant/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Hunter, Troy (I)/Smith, Kurtwood/Copping, Sam/Zitner, Alan/Marshall, Peter (I)/Capper, Warwick/Simpson, Michael (III)/Towles, Tom/Nurmi, Harry/Kilpatrick, Lincoln/Lamb, Peter (I)/Grande, Nancy/MacKenroth, Josephine/Stein, Heidi/Kiralee/Gordon, Denni/Purdy-Gordon, Carolyn/Martin, Tracy (I)/Debert, Dragicia/Thomas, Annika/Locklin, Loryn +Fortune Cookie, The (1966)/Lemmon, Jack/Tremayne, Les/Roberts, John Todd/Davis, Harry (I)/Holcombe, Harry/Jackson, Keith (II)/Anderson, John (I)/Silo, Jon/Wright, Ben (I)/Glass, Ned/DoQui, Robert/Robinson, Bartlett/Gilbert, Lauren/Matthau, Walter/Moore, Archie/Ruman, Sig/Christopher, William/McNear, Howard/Ellis, Herbert (I)/Beck, Billy (I)/Osmond, Cliff/Rich, Ron (I)/Faye, Herbie/Blaine, Martin/Lieb, Robert P./Reed, Don (V)/Pitlik, Noam/Tuttle, Lurene/Heath, Dodie/Jill, Lisa/Redmond, Marge/Shoemaker, Ann/West, Judi/Denver, Maryesther/Kleeb, Helen/Vienna, Louise/Pace, Judy +Foul Play (1978)/Cutell, Lou/Walsh, Chuck/Jamerson, Thomas/Dennehy, Brian/Gamble, Bill/Roche, Eugene (I)/Calfa, Don/Frankfather, William/Brown, Jophery C./Moore, Dudley/Teodorescu, Ion/Di Giuseppe, Enrico/Barty, Billy/Russo, Neno/Bellan, Joe/Arnett, M. James/Huckabee, Cooper/Solomon, Bruce (I)/Chase, Chevy/Moriyama, Rollin/Magnin, Cyril/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Goodrow, Garry/Meredith, Burgess/Hatfield, John (I)/Lee, Michael David/Cole, David (I)/McKee, Richard/Hancock, John (I)/McCann, Chuck (I)/Sokol, Marilyn/Walker, Sandra/Roberts, Rachel (I)/Hegierski, Kathleen/Sammeth, Barbara/Yashima, Mitsu/Fowles, Glenys/Bay, Frances/Mohrbach, F. Jo/Sawyer, Connie (I)/Wood, Janet/Python, Shirley/Tedrow, Irene/Ast, Pat/Hawn, Goldie/Smith, Queenie/Summers, Hope (I)/Shaulis, Jane +Four Brothers (2005)/Agie, Awaovieyi/Welsh, Kenneth/Manu, Costin/Downer, Shomari/Hanchard, Kevin/Authors, Jeff J.J./Antoine, Benz/Koaho, Mpho/Ejiofor, Chiwetel/Lee, Alan (XII)/Fink, Eric/Weathered, Angel/Peart, Matthew/Thomas, Robert (V)/Smith, Travis (IV)/Oliver, Billy/Duhaney, Kevin/Payton, Kofi/Weathers, Jamal/Nappo, Tony/Diaz, Carlos (I)/Tari, Egidio/Goteri, Richard/Nanatakyi, Quincy/Chevolleau, Richard/Hedlund, Garrett/Gibson, Tyrese (I)/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Bergschneider, Conrad/Sparrow, David/Bent, Lyriq/Brummund, Timothy E./Ravina, Dax/Weinstein, Eric (I)/Spadone, Frank/Borbridge, Brad/Williams, Wes (I)/Hawthorne, Tahliel/Hunter, Jay (II)/Henley, Barry Shabaka/Charles, Josh (I)/Singleton, Shawn/Moreno Jr., Carlos/Young, Victor A./Phillips, Derwin/Ellwand, Greg/Brown, Michael (XXIX)/Leko, Richard D./Benjamin, André/Howard, Terrence/Burks, Jernard/Silveira, Pablo/Moffat, Michelle/Vergara, Sofía/Eccleston, Odeen/Flanagan, Fionnula/Taylor, Kiara/Doane, Jennifer/Henson, Taraji P./Haggis, Kathryn/West Downs, Riele/Samuels, Stefanie/West Downs, Reiya/Nanatakyi, Evelynking +Four Feathers, The (2002)/Sheen, Michael/Ouazanni, Mohamen Mehdi/Brown, Campbell (III)/Coumbe, Andy/Holder, Nick (I)/Mahop, Lionel/Doukkali, Karim/Coulson, Christian/Uttley, Ben/Jennings, Alex/Ndiaye, Medoune/Penry-Jones, Rupert/Zorbas, Alex/Quatib, Mohamed/Lewis, Julio/Samb, Thioumbe/Ross, Hugh (I)/Oparei, Deobia/Ledger, Heath/Hillier, James (II)/Bentley, Wes/Hedley, Hugo/Manlove, Richard/Marshall, Kris/Mohamed, Manar/Mohamed, Nider/Pemberton, Charles/Cosmo, James/Embree, James/Lawrence, Bruce/Caltagirone, Daniel/Tonderai, Mark/Pigott-Smith, Tim/Mohammed, Marouazi/Bouich, Mohamed/McDonald, Craig (I)/Hounsou, Djimon/Hudson, Kate (I)/Hall, Megan/Douglas, Angela/Wek, Alek/Gordon, Lucy/Kabi, Alexandra/Ndiaye, Anna Diafe/Rouass, Laila +Four Musketeers, The (1974)/Reed, Oliver (I)/MacGreevy, Oliver/Buchanan, Tom (I)/York, Michael (I)/Chappell, Norman/Finlay, Frank (I)/Gothard, Michael/Cassidy, Tyrone/Heston, Charlton/Watson, Jack (I)/Adams, Richard (VI)/Fajardo, Eduardo/Kinnear, Roy/Greene, Leon/Briers, Richard/del Pozo, Ángel/Ward, Simon (I)/Todd, Bob (II)/Chamberlain, Richard (I)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Cassel, Jean-Pierre/Welch, Raquel/Tiller, Lucy/Calfan, Nicole/Danning, Sybil/Djamal, Gitty/Chaplin, Geraldine/Dunaway, Faye +Four Rooms (1995)/Willis, Bruce/Tarantino, Quentin/Vossler, Russell/Skemp, Paul/Bender, Lawrence/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Calderon, Paul/Verduzco, Danny/Roth, Tim/Proval, David/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Kellerman, Quinn Thomas/McKissack, Lana/Skye, Ione/Hayek, Salma/De Cadenet, Amanda/Rush, Laura (I)/Taylor, Lili (I)/Tomei, Marisa/Madonna (I)/Tomita, Tamlyn/Griffin, Kathy/Beals, Jennifer (I)/Vonne, Patricia/McClean, Unruly Julie/Blair, Kimberly/Witt, Alicia/Golino, Valeria/Davis, Sammi (I) +Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994)/Haig, David/Mears, Michael/Bower, David (I)/Hannah, John (I)/Voss, Philip (I)/Drury, Ken/Paul, Randall/Wallace, Simon (I)/Vansittart, Rupert/Redgrave, Corin/McDermid, Jason/Abbott, John (II)/Grant, Hugh (I)/Kenworthy, Duncan/Weedon, Donald/Wright, David (I)/Callow, Simon/Griffiths, Ron (I)/Burrows, Bryn/Kemp, Jeremy (I)/Stacey, Paul (I)/Thomas, Tim (II)/Rodger, Struan/Phillips, Neville/Allen, Richard (VII)/Herdman, Ronald/Walker, Timothy (I)/Fleet, James (I)/Bruer, Jason/Lang, Robert (II)/Hastings, Nigel/Griffith, Kenneth (I)/Kunz, Simon (I)/Butler, Richard (I)/Atkinson, Rowan/James, Mark (I)/Blackwell, Gordon/Uren, Ray/Chancellor, Anna/Hewett, Christine/Scott Thomas, Kristin/Stegers, Bernice/Thompson, Sophie/Morgan, Emily/Coleman, Charlotte/Gray, Elspet/Kemp, Polly/McCaffrey, Robin/MacDowell, Andie/Starr, Pat (I)/Hamnett, Susanna/Crutchley, Rosalie/Knatchbull, Melissa/James, Juliette/Walker, Nicola/Crowe, Sara (I)/Hornack, Lucy/Ivory, Paulette/Mealing, Amanda/Taylor-Gordon, Hannah +Fox and the Hound, The (1981)/Feldman, Corey/Coogan, Keith/Fiedler, John (I)/Albertson, Jack/McIntire, John (I)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Winchell, Paul/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Bakalyan, Richard/Buttram, Pat (I)/Bailey, Pearl/Nolan, Jeanette/Duncan, Sandy +Foxfire (1996)/Ross, Burl/Regen, Stuart/Gallegos, Scott/Diehl, John/Moore, Joel (I)/Acovone, Jay/Strong, Shiloh/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Pachosa, Steven Clark/Beymer, Richard/Wilhite, Jason/Facinelli, Peter/Grimes, James W./Johnson, Wesley/Mihok, Dash/Galash, T.J./Henson, Elden/Jones, Rick (I)/Yurchis, Rasa/Moyer, Betty/Jolie, Angelina/Lewis, Jenny (I)/Shimizu, Jenny (I)/Fleming, Raissa/Moriarty, Cathy/Bennett, Fran (I)/Carradine, Ever/Rogers, Lori (I)/Niven, Barbara/Garcia, Kaci/Celedonio, María/Rosenberg, Sarah (I)/Burress, Hedy/Carter, Arwen/Brookhurst, Michelle +Frailty (2001)/Boothe, Powers/Power, Dave/Cheetwood, Derk/Berryhill, Brad/Nichols, Lance E. (I)/Paxton, Bill/McConaughey, Matthew/Davidson, Alan (I)/Serano, Greg/Chase, Vincent (I)/Kreis, Levi/Sumpter, Jeremy/Paxton, John (II)/Flowers, Jim (I)/O'Leary, Matt/Davis, Edgar L./Askew, Luke/Ratliff, Edmond Scott/Bell, Richard A./King, Blake/Tilney, Rebecca/Butler, Chelsea/Drake, Jennifer (I)/McGee, Gwen/Harris, Ona/Gurule, Betty/Crider, Missy/Ettinger, Cynthia +Frankenstein (1931)/Boles, John/Belmore, Lionel/Frye, Dwight/Clive, Colin/Karloff, Boris/Kerr, Frederick/Panzer, Paul/Reynolds, Cecil/Billings, Ted/Van Sloan, Edward/Mark, Michael (I)/Ford, Francis/Palange, Inez/Harris, Marilyn (II)/Moore, Pauline/Jiménez, Soledad/Plumer, Rose/Duncan, Arletta/Clarke, Mae/Vanderveer, Ellinor/Gordon, Mary (I)/Parker, Cecilia +Frankenstein (1994)/Appleton, Dudi/Smith, Ryan (I)/Loughridge, Graham/Wright, Angus/Briers, Richard/Gold, Max (I)/Horan, Gerard/Inman, Mark/Wright, Tommy (I)/Gould, Michael/Wyn-Davies, Charles/Hudson, Kevin (V)/Clifford, Richard/Cleese, John/Jonfield, Peter/Hollis, 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Robert (I)/Leeds, Phil/Markowitz, Bud/Raducci, Marc/Plummer, Glenn/Restivo, Steve/Marshall, Scott (I)/Lane, Nathan/Goldman, John (I)/Belson, Gordon/Gambella, Nick/McLean, Shawn Frank/Sapienza, Al/Elizondo, Hector/Keenan, Harvey/Miller, Harvey (I)/Evans, Lou/Glick, Ira/O'Bryan, Sean/Coder, Jonathan/Applebaum, Bill/Martell, Keith/Gillis, Richard (I)/Pacino, Al/Hopper, Tim/Allison, Paul (II)/Buxton, Frank/Kent, Allan/Weintraub, Zachary/Campanella, Frank (I)/Pernice, Nick/Allison, Richard/Lewis, Greg (I)/Braverman, Marvin/Ross, Shane (I)/Brunner, Robert (I)/López, Fernando (I)/Scarola, Mark/Fann, Al/Nadler, Marty/Lallo, Joli/McLaughlin, Goldie/Richwood, Blair/Davis, Krista H./von Haselberg, Sophie/Nelligan, Kate/Thayer, Lorna/Alexander-Willis, Hope/Baynes, Ashley/Berniker, Flora/London, Barbara/Kerr, Elizabeth (I)/Baynes, Valery/Sigrist, Lori/Kirkes, Shirley/Sigrist, Terri/Kent, Diana (II)/Callan, K/Bravos, Gena/Bravos, Eugenia/Pfeiffer, Dedee/Paris, Julie/Quinn, Laurie (I)/Crosby, Lucinda/Morris, Jane (I)/Young, Dey/Calabro, Karin/Keats, Ele/Hallin, Ronny/Rosenthal, Joy/Wilcox, Shannon/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Mealy, Barbara/Frazen, Diane/Bronte, Blanche/McCray, Kelly/Marshall, Barbara (I)/Phillips, Pricilla/Cook, Karen Case/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Nabozny, Barbara/Fishman, Bettiann/Marshall, Lori +Frantic (1988)/Melennec, Patrice/Virton, Dominique/Leibovici, Roch/Ground, Robert (I)/Mahoney, John (I)/Klein, Gérard (I)/Doineau, Claude/Doutey, Alain/Soumare, Djiby/Houbart, Jean-Claude/Pinon, Dominique/Johnson, Bruce (I)/Morris, Michael (II)/Floersheim, Patrick/Jaul, David/Ladd, Alan (II)/Ford, Harrison (I)/Ciron, Jacques/Delage, Jean-Pierre/Dieux, Richard/Huddleston, David/de Penguern, Artus/D'Audeville, Stéphane/Voyagis, Yorgo/Amor, Raouf Ben/Quiqui, André/Spielvogel, Laurent/Copeau, Stéphane/Rénier, Yves/Dudicourt, Marc/Pollard, Thomas M./Weeks, Jimmie Ray/Barr, Robert (I)/Bluwal, Marcel/Jaroszewicz, Ella/Seigner, Emmanuelle/Boyer, Böll/Buckley, Betty/Stewart, Alexandra/Soimaud, Isabelle/Vincent, Louise/Sportolaro, Tina/Lagneau, Joëlle +Freaks (1932)/Eck, Johnny/Bracey, Sidney/Earles, Harry/Kinnell, Murray/Ford, Wallace/Rossitto, Angelo/Adams, Ernie (I)/London, Tom/Randian, Prince/Victor, Henry/Schlitze/Conti, Albert (I)/Robinson, Peter (I)/Visaroff, Michael/Brophy, Edward/Ates, Roscoe/McHugh, Matt/Baclanova, Olga/Roderick, Olga/Snow, Jenny Lee/Dione, Rose/Hyams, Leila/Doll, Tiny/Earles, Daisy/Beavers, Louise/Hilton, Daisy/Morris, Martha/Hilton, Violet/Koo Koo/Joseph, Josephine/Snow, Elvira/Green, Elizabeth (I)/O'Connor, Frances (I) +Freaky Friday (1976)/Kaplan, Marvin/Marcus, Sparky/Van Patten, Dick/Hunt, Allan/Pollock, David (I)/Astin, John/Carter, Don (I)/Oppenheimer, Alan/Main, Laurie/Feld, Fritz/Sheldon, Jack/Van Patten, James (I)/Booke, Sorrell/Bagley, Fuddle/Perkins, Jack (I)/Karvelas, Robert/Molinaro, Al/McClure, Marc (I)/Downs, Dermott/Weaver, Doodles/Harris, Barbara (I)/Kelly, Patsy/Adrian, Iris/Tilton, Charlene/Rutherford, Lori/Juttner, Shelly/Smith, Karen (I)/Walden, Barbara/Buzzi, Ruth/Windsor, Marie/Ballard, Kaye/Cabot, Ceil/Schreck, Vicki/Mills, Brooke/Foster, Jodie +Freaky Friday (2003)/Heuisler, Chris/Garson, Willie/Harmon, Mark (I)/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Tank, Hayden/Carlberg, Chris/Gould, Harold (I)/Caploe, William/Boyd, Cayden/Rubin, Danny/Malgarini, Ryan/Murray, Chad Michael/Burns, Lee (I)/Derakh, Amir/Raymont, Daniel/Marcus, Jeff/Hoferer, Jeff/McClure, Marc (I)/Soong, Lucille/Waters, Zoe/Spybey, Dina/Chao, Rosalind/Gonzalo, Julie/Lohan, Lindsay/Hudson, Haley/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Walter, Christina Marie/Gimpel, Erica (II)/Heinze, Jacqueline/Elrod, Lu/Scott, Lorna/Hach, Heather/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Vidal, Christina/Brooks, Veronica +Freddy Got Fingered (2001)/Thomas, Eddie Kaye/Green, Tom (III)/Widdows, Connor/Moore, Darren/Williams, Harland/Rodriguez, Jorge (II)/Hallick, Tom/Buettner, Charles/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Brown, R. Nelson/Bullard, Mike/Neale, David (I)/Miller, Stephen E./Tae, Rick/Fisher, Noel (I)/Solomon, Cliff/Heindl, Scott/Carver, Chris/Baessato, Giacomo/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Keenleyside, Eric/Gray, Allan (III)/Davies, Jackson/Watson, Henry O./Taylor, John R. (I)/Gordon, George (II)/O'Neal, Shaquille/Longmore, Simon/Friend, Ted/Rigg, John/Alderman, Ralph J./Torn, Rip/Hall, Anthony Michael/Wagner, Ralph/Osborne, Bob (II)/Selmour, Ron/Coughlan, Marisa/Chmelauskas, Wendy/Karas, Irene/Gale, Lorena/Johal, Balinder/Hogan, Fiona (I)/Hagerty, Julie/Cummins, Michele/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Kler, Kamaljeet +Freddy vs. Jason (2003)/Mawson, Blake/Marquette, Chris/Leacock, Viv/Kirzinger, Ken/Kopp, David/Willett, Tony/Ritter, Jason/Butler, Tom (I)/Abell, Alistair/Labine, Kyle/Englund, Robert/Shock, Colton/Gutiérrez, Oscar (III)/Chalk, Gary/Chapman, Brent/Stump, Spencer/Doduk, Spencer/Hansen, Kevin/Gauthier, Chris/Fletcher, Brendan (I)/Johannson, Colby/Green, Alex (II)/Ward, Zack/Shaye, Robert/Hutch, Jesse/Foley, Sean Tyler/Munro, Lochlyn/Hepher, Sarah-Anne/Rowland, Kelly (I)/Forbes, Kirsti/Peters, Sharon (I)/Warnat, Kimberley/Isabelle, Katharine/Lilly, Evangeline/McCullock, Taryn/Boddington, Laura/Mayo, Jamie/Keena, Monica/Pedde, Eileen/Munroe, Odessa/Riley, Claire/Shaw, Paula (II)/Stewart, Jacqueline/Berthot, Anysha/Antonissen, Joëlle +Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991)/Englund, Robert/Kotto, Yaphet/Dunard, David/Catalano, Frank/Arnold, Tom (I)/Schirmer, Chason/Mazer, Jonathan/Logan, Ricky Dean/Faison, Matthew/Depp, Johnny/Shaye, Robert/Scott-Thomas, Mel/Cooper, Alice (I)/Barrington, Warren/McNab, Michael/Sexton, Tobe (II)/Spellos, Peter/Meyer, Breckin/Greenblatt, Shon/Watterson, Vic/Rockafellow, Marilyn/Burke, Carlease (I)/Zane, Lisa/Estrada, Angelina/Roseanne/Friel, Cassandra Rachel/Donahue, Elinor/Peters, Virginia/Fields, Lindsey/Deane, Lezlie/Hall, Stella +Free Willy (1993)/Nelson, Erik L./Murphy, Ed (I)/Schellenberg, August/Gaines, Mickey/Malone, Isaiah/Riehle, Richard/Sample, Rob/Ironside, Michael/Richter, Jason James/Madsen, Michael (I)/Samson, Sam (II)/Duque, Robert M./Hall, Justin R./Williamson, Mykelti/Lasswell, Tom/Michaels, Jim (I)/Van Dusen, Willis/Bacall, Michael/Keiko (II)/Patten, Moultrie/Harris, Danielle/Toll, Betsy/Atkinson, Jayne/Jones, Merrilyn/Petty, Lori +Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home (1995)/Considine, John/Matarazzo, Neal/Rosen, Edward J. (I)/Ballard, Doug/Wallace, Basil/Harms, John (I)/Stuber, Scott/Tenney, Jon/Tuerpe, Paul/Fetters, Clifford/Schellenberg, August/Keiko (II)/Arnett Jr., Isaac T./Brooks, Jeff (I)/Walsh, M. Emmet/Sapienza, Al/Williamson, Mykelti/Capra, Francis/Madsen, Michael (I)/Richter, Jason James/Kahan, Steve/Dalton, Wally (I)/Brooks, Susan (I)/Atkinson, Jayne/Peña, Elizabeth/Capra, Chanel/Inouye, Julie/Christopher, June/Moreau, Marguerite/Schellhardt, Mary Kate/Orchid, Christina/Lunden, Joan/Gary, Laura +Freedomland (2006)/Sylvers, Ronald/Lanzillotto, John/Thomas, Leonard/Richardson, Anslem/Russo, Thomas/McIntosh, Shareef/Rady, Michael/Forsythe, William (I)/Shannon, Timothy/DeLeon, James/Aguirre, Douglas J./Price, Richard (I)/Andrew, Shawn/McDaniel, David (I)/Domingo, Colman/Mandvi, Aasif/Socorro, Santiago/Mackie, Anthony/Smith, Justin (XVI)/Kelly, Chance/Hawkins, Ira/Deeble, Gil/Williams III, Fly/Colon, Dominic/DeLaurentiis, Brandon/Smyj, Brian/Sherman, Marlon/Forbrich, Joe/Nadrich, Garett R./D'Agostino, Greg/Bosco, Philip/Carroll, Todd (II)/Dykstra, Brian (I)/Kulbersh, Adam/Summers, Stewart/Missick, Dorian/Friedman, Peter (I)/Jones, Alonzo F./Steady, Maduka/Scott, Jamel/Peters, Clarke/Brown, Jonnie/Eldard, Ron/Colon, Oscar A./Gandy, Jarrod/Walsh, Bill (VII)/Gnolfo, Richard/Staiger, Steve/Lombardozzi, Domenick/Jackson, Samuel L./Feeley, Robert/Steele, Lawrence Cameron/Furlani, Jason/Campanella, Phil/Smith II, Steven/Benny, D.C./Bennett, Brandon/Hart, Calvin/Sias, Rose (I)/Washington, Sharon/Ganey, Catrina/Wills, Cheryl/Palmieri, Lisa Marie/Jackson, Ernestine/Portia (III)/Wood, Haneefah/McDougal, Dolores/Seidenfeld, Cassandra/Walker, Jasmin/Richardson, LaTanya/Parks, Gloria/Cutugno, Donna/Seales, Amanda Diva/Redanty, Marisa/Quick, Sapphire/Colón-Zayas, Liza/Quinones, Jackie/Falco, Edie/Roth, Julia/Bello, Teodorina/Ferro, Barbara Ann/Hudson-Price, Genevieve/Carter, Danielle (I)/Moore, Julianne (I)/Almindo, Michalina/Mauceri, Patricia/Ellis, Aunjanue/Thomas, Rebecca (I) +Freejack (1992)/Ciarfalio, Carl/Barnes, Tom (I)/Mark, Gordon (II)/Patton, Joshua Lee/Starr, Mike (I)/Johansen, David/Lewis, Jeff (I)/Shea, John (I)/De La Paz, Danny/Estevez, Emilio/McCurdy, Bill/Kohler, Jon/Mayberry, James/Morales, Esai/Ikeda, Edmund/Fitzgerald, Wilbur/Hopkins, Anthony/Hatfield, Mert/Kayser, Chris/Coleman, George (I)/Mercer, Bryan/Perkins, Lee/Epper, Tony (I)/Burrell, Alan/Wilcher, Daryl/Dwyer, David (I)/Klein, Dennis (II)/Nayyar, Harsh/Shinew, Leonard/Banks, Jonathan/Ortega, Jimmy/Albanese, Michael (II)/Weiler, Aaron/Jagger, Mick/Bush, Grand L./Faison, Frankie/Scordino, Jeff/Ferguson, J. Don/Popwell, Johnny/Trotiner, Glen (I)/Mack, Patty (I)/White, Myrna/Plummer, Amanda/Waddell, Jody/Hall, Jerry (I)/Russo, Rene/Hagan, Mary Ann +Freeway (1996)/Bodison, Wolfgang/Andriole, David/Miles, G. Eric/Woodbine, Bokeem/Sutherland, Kiefer/Peters, Robert (I)/Rodriguez, Manny (I)/Díaz, Guillermo (I)/Barnett, Craig (I)/Garcia, Theodore/Renna, Chris (I)/Mustillo, Louis/Kaufman, Michael (I)/Merrins, Michael/Meyerson, Ben/Lassick, Sydney/Weiss, Michael T./Perri, Paul (I)/Hedaya, Dan/Mourad, Christine/Creel, Monica/Pavia, Ria/Creel, Leanna/Raver, Lorna/Plummer, Amanda/Witherspoon, Reese/Murphy, Brittany/Ubach, Alanna/Shields, Brooke/Fox, Kitty/Petrakis, Nico/Ferrell, Conchata/Xtasty, Spantaneeus/Hanley, Roberta/Helde, Annette/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Barnes, Susan (I)/Renna, Melinda/Araskog, Julie/Subkoff, Tara +French Connection II (1975)/Penvern, André/Hackman, Gene/Fabre, Alexandre/Lauter, Ed/Collet, Pierre (I)/Castaldi, Jean-Pierre/Millot, Charles/Zola, Jean-Pierre/Blanche, Roland/Allègre, Jean-Marc/Brizard, Philippe/Luong, Ham-Chau/Fresson, Bernard/Perrin, Ambroise/Dynam, Jacques/Delfosse, Raoul/Kateb, Malek/Vérité, Daniel/Needham, Hal/Bouchitey, Patrick/Mercey, Paul/Rey, Fernando (I)/Léotard, Philippe/Floersheim, Patrick/Pluton, Manu/Nesbitt, Cathleen/Llorens, Samantha/Prat, Reine +French Connection, The (1971)/Abrahams, Irving/Nolemi, Silvano/Weeks, Alan (I)/Ernotte, André/Luisi, Jean/Jones, Eric (V)/Lincoln, Fred J./Hackman, Gene/Pasquale, Frédéric de/McGregor, Charles/Grosso, Sonny/Gary, Harold/Scheider, Roy/Egan, Eddie (I)/Richards, Burt/Jurgensen, Randy/Fann, Al/Weil, Robert (I)/Bozzuffi, Marcel/Coke, William/Hickman, Bill/Grippo, Joe Lo/Lo Bianco, Tony/Rey, Fernando (I)/Marino, Benny/McDermott, Patrick (I)/Rebbot, Ann/Ferguson, Sheila/Rains, Darby Lloyd/Farber, Arlene/Mooney, Maureen/Mitchell, Lora/Albertoni, Gilda/Holiday, Valerie/Grant, Sarina C./Pinkney, Fayette/Haller, Melonie +French Kiss (1995)/Sibony, Clément/Curdy, Olivier/Hutton, Timothy/Jaupart, Jean-Paul/Spielvogel, Laurent/Brooks, Adam (I)/Corso, Jean/Romanuk, Paul/Harte, Jerry/Frérot, Alain/Tilmant, François Xavier/Kline, Kevin (I)/Diols, Williams/Hawtrey, Nicholas/Allain, Jean (I)/Cluzet, François/Johns, Mike/Costantino, Fausto/Braquet, Jean-Claude/Reno, Jean (I)/Garnier, Philippe (II)/Riley, Michael (I)/Garrivier, Victor/Juiff, Patrice/Therisod, Frédéric/Todeschini, Claudio/Pissors, Wolfgang/Schulz, Barbara/Ryan, Meg (I)/Anska, Marianne/Leibowitch, Julie/Humphrey, Renée/Brown, Miquel/Picard, Dorothée/Anbeh, Susan/Commelin, Elisabeth/Soyez, Florence/Deschamps, Louise/Pavlis, Joanna/Obermann, Nikola/Juillot, Ghislaine/Adam, Marie-Christine/Heiner, Thomasine/Offerman, Inge/Régnier, Dominique +French Lieutenant's Woman, The (1981)/Duke, Edward/McKern, Leo/Warner, David (I)/Elwyn, Michael/Barrett, John (III)/Jeavons, Colin/Forster, Ben (I)/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Irons, Jeremy/Hope, Richard/Falconetti, Gérard/Armstrong, Alun/Fraser, Orlando/Langdon, Anthony/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Fletcher-Cook, Graham/McRae, Hilton/Baxter, Lynsey/Kinnaird, Cora/Collier, Patience/Wilton, Penelope/Alderson, Jude/Smith, Liz (I)/Streep, Meryl/Mitchell, Charlotte (I)/Ireland, Vicky/Morgan, Emily/Travers-Deacon, Clare/Rawson, Janet/Morton, Fredrika/Willmer, Catherine/Joseph, Joanna/Weir, Arabella/Hobbs, Cecily/Mantle, Doreen/Walter, Harriet/Palmer, Toni/Maschler, Alice/Faulds, Jean +Frenzy (1972)/Cribbins, Bernard/McCowen, Alec/Tovey, George/Young, Jeremy (I)/Keegan, Robert/Finch, Jon/May, Bunny/Sim, Gerald/Silk, Jack/Gardner, Jimmy (I)/Johnson, Noel/Swift, Clive/Foster, Barry/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Bates, Michael (I)/Boxer, John (II)/Henley, Drewe/Blanshard, Joby/Cowper, Geraldine/Whitelaw, Billie/Randolph, Elsie/Leigh-Hunt, Barbara/Ellis, June/Massey, Anna/Ryan, Madge/Marsh, Jean/Webb, Rita/Merchant, Vivien +Frequency (2000)/Doyle, Shawn (I)/Aasland, Derek/Cheng, Barney/Sisto, Rocco/Gowdy, Curt/Di Benedetto, John/McAleese, Jim/Serpico, Terry/Sali, Richard/Joffe, Stephen/Huband, David (I)/Nixon, Richard/McCormack, Jack (I)/Braugher, Andre/McAnulty, Frank/Cera, Michael/Henson, Daniel/Bush, Brantley/Weis, Al/Quaid, Dennis/Brown, Timothy (I)/Jones, Cleon/Greene, Brian (V)/MacNeill, Peter (I)/Margiotta, Chuck/Robin, Tucker/Campbell, Desmond/Blaisdell, Nesbitt/Johnson, Danny (II)/Cavett, Dick/Smyj, Brian/Caviezel, James/Emmerich, Noah/Magner, Colm/Bridges, Jordan/Glave, Karen/Fitzgerald, Melissa (I)/De Angelis, Rosemary/Kingsley, Brigitte/Baxter, Jennifer/Bishop, Kirsten/Mitchell, Elizabeth (I)/Meyer, Jessica (II)/Hinkle, Marin/Errico, Melissa/Heney, Joan/Burdon, Catherine/Brier, Nicole +Fresh (1994)/Riddick, Jacinto Taras/Whitfield, Charles Malik/Nicholson, Scott/Scott, Christopher (I)/Wallace, Don (III)/Ali, Shahid (I)/Vazquez, Yul/Lee, Paul J.Q./Faber, Matthew/Gómez, Mateo/Bender, Lawrence/Zúñiga, José (I)/Díaz, Guillermo (I)/Nance Jr., Cortez/Smith, Daiquan/Thomas, Anthony (IV)/Butler, Jerome/Ruiz, Anthony/Pentangelo, Joe/Brice, Ron/Koehler, Kurt/La Marre, Jean-Claude/Esposito, Giancarlo/Ostrow, Randy/Cortez Jr., Cortez/Abraham, F. Murray/González, Víctor (V)/Shakar, Martin/Jimenez, Robert/Nelson, Sean (I)/Howze, Zakee/Lantigua, Luis/McClarin, Curtis L./Jackson, Samuel L./Rodriguez, Jason (I)/Vargas, Terri/Wright, N'Bushe/Becker, Belinda/Rodriguez, Elizabeth (III)/Polanco, Iraida/McFadden, Davenia/Bradley, Natima/McClendon, Afi/Patano, Tonye/Cotton, Danielia L./Ayers, Mizan/Freeman, Cheryl/Hilario, Elsie/Vilar, Tracy +Freshman, The (1990)/Polito, Jon/Ingoldsby, Joe/DeSanto, Daniel/Roy, Edward/Was, David/Stratton, David (I)/Was, Don/Parks, Bert/Benedict, Paul/Wong, B.D./Konig, Tex/Cimino, Leonardo/Whaley, Frank/Arden, Drake/Russo, Gianni (I)/Gant, Richard/Silberstein, Doug/Mitchell, Derek (I)/Dion, Daniel/Mappin, Jefferson/Brando, Marlon/Kirby, Bruno/Millington, James/Schell, Maximilian/Davis, Warren (I)/Airlie, Andrew/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Welsh, Kenneth/Lockwood, Vera/Howe, Adrienne/Quinn, Geraldine/Smith, Amanda (I)/Miller, Penelope Ann/Payton-Wright, Pamela/Trivett, Christina/Edwards, Marnie/Andrews, Patricia/Donahue, Fifi/Dickson, Wendy +Frida (2002)/Sedgwick, Julian/Medina, Roberto (I)/Raymond, William (III)/Luna, Diego (I)/Norton, Edward (I)/Guerrero, Jorge (II)/Rush, Geoffrey/Molina, Alfred (I)/Leaño, Enoc/Martínez, Fermín (I)/Rodríguez, Omar (I)/Chávez, Ehécatl/Osorio, Mauricio/Espinoza, Diego (I)/Zavala, Antonio/Usigli, Alejandro/Benítez, Benjamín (I)/Valdés García, Jorge/Alvarez, Anthony/Goldenthal, Elliot/Rees, Roger/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Zepeda, Jorge/Fulop, Felipe/Montiel, Andrés/Sejenovich, Ivana/Vargas, Chavela/Downs, Lila/Reyes Spíndola, Patricia/Zapata, Amelia/Golino, Valeria/Burrows, Saffron/Bravo, Lucia/Maestro, Mía/Moreno, Martha Claudia/Judd, Ashley/Zakariás, Eszter/Conn, Didi/Hayek, Salma/Sanz, Margarita/Luz Palacio, Mary/Frías, Claudia/Pintado, Maria Ines/Navarro, Loló/Plantadit-Bageot, Karine/López, Aida +Friday (1995)/Tucker, Chris (I)/Pooh, D.J./Revoner, Justin/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Cox, Tony (I)/Witherspoon, John/Navarro, Demetrius/Riser, Ronn/Cube, Ice/Love, Faizon/Johnson, Anthony (I)/Mac, Bernie/Rey, Reynaldo/WC/Gray, F. Gary/Smith, Jason Bose/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Bradley, Kathleen/Wilson, Yvette/Page, LaWanda/Good, Meagan/Long, Nia/King, Regina/Vaughn, Terri J./Simmons, Shadia/Reynolds, Vickilyn/Means, Angela/Horsford, Anna Maria/Parker, Paula Jai +Friday After Next (2002)/Powell, Clifton/Gipson, John/Maldonado, Allen/Lamone Bivins, Michael/Witherspoon, John/Cube, Ice/Curry, Don 'D.C.'/Thomas, Khleo/Price, Quentin Prescott/King, Wayne (I)/Gaskins, Reggie/Juan, The Bishop Don Magic/Williams, Chris (XII)/Fox, Jovun/Epps, Mike/Smiley, Rickey/Straughter, Malieek/McKinnon Miller, Joel/Stepanek, Brian/Crews, Terry (I)/Keeble, Lendell 'Kebo'/Washington, Terence/Bednob, Gerry/Lee, Dan Curtis/Graves, Darryl/Jobrani, Maz/Garmon, 'Kmac' Kelly/Williams, Katt/McGee, Trina/Echols, Jennifer/Horsford, Anna Maria/Ruchi, Tekla/Mattison, Crystal/DuPois, Starletta/Gray, Frances/Anderson, Lileé/Stuart, Amber/Sommore/Sheen, Dolores/Phillips, Erica Vittina/Aubert, K.D./Bowie, Angela (II)/Drake, Bebe/Prevost, Ungenita/Nelson, Traci L. +Friday Night Lights (2004)/Blackwell, Selby Ray/Austin, Sam (III)/Baldwin, Dean (II)/Brinlee, Randy/Jeffries, Harvey L./Coleman, Brady/Young, Lee Thompson/Thornton, Brian (I)/Clark, Robert M./Walter, Timothy/Black, Lucas (II)/Robin, Brett/Wright, Paul (I)/Bishop, Stephen (II)/Jester, Nick/Richardson, Bob (II)/Rawls, Everick/Johnston, Wade L./Groves, Russell Wayne/Smith, Robert Scott/Jones, Tyrone (II)/McClintock, O.J./Dillard, Richard/Ross, Ray (II)/Funk, Terry/Donaldson, Mark/Wallace, Darrick/Doherty, Bobby/Flores, Robert (IV)/Weatherford, Stephen/Pollard, James/Griffin, Gary Mack/Luke, Jon/Goss, Del/Bernard, Evan/Falcon, Todd/Patmon, Dewayne/Luke, Derek/Hunt, Kam/Thomas, Billy Melvin/Smith, Talon/Hargers, Corey/Sanders, Charles/Harrell Jr., Peter/Thomas, Bob (I)/Vaught, Gary/Thornton, Billy Bob/Jackson, Lee (III)/Holt, Nathaniel/Crowley, Tim (I)/Nguyen, Robert (II)/Norman, Joseph/Coulson, Grover/Brown, Kippy/Hedlund, Garrett/Rawley, Taylor/Jackson, C. Anthony 'Charles'/Llewellyn, Mark (II)/Burkarth, Dan/Plunk, Kenneth/Davis, Tiki/Dahlberg, Christopher/Hanawalt, Wayne/Johnson, Lewis B./Villarreal, Sonny/Parks, Terry/Page, Kevin (I)/Clark, John (XI)/Washburn, Branson/Pipkin, Turk/Weaver, Robert (VI)/Mendoza, Frank (II)/Burns, Gene/Bronson, Ben/Williams, Roy (VII)/Foster, Cedric/Hill, Dennis (I)/Harvey, Tavis/Leland, Brad/Alan, Terry/Gibbs, Jeff (I)/Campos, Joseph Thomas/Smith, Everett/Sawyers, Taylor/Lack, Richard/Nance, Richard (I)/Windler, Dr. Carey/Berry, Josh/Palmer, Chris (II)/Hernandez, Jay (I)/Harris, Cleveland 'Chick'/Byrd, Sunny/Hawkins, J.D./Rogers, Steven (VIII)/Jacobs, Ryan/Fisher, Chris (V)/Sykes, Barry/Perez, Hugo (I)/Trissel, Matt/Van Stavern, Rob/Nutter, Mark (II)/Perella, Marco/Herod, Rick/Hayden, John (II)/Hill, Deshaun/Cravens, Rutherford/Tully, Brandon/Babino, Aaron/Kennedy, Clay/Tennon, Julius/Stevens, Chad L./Farmer, Ken/Hale, Buddy/Quintero, Clint/Rankin, Dan/Kendrick, Tommy G./Jackson, Kyle Scott/Kane, Christian/Grazer, Gavin/Johnson, David (XVIII)/Thompson, Travis/Law, Ty/Jones, Mike (XXII)/Lisman, Bradley/McGraw, Tim/Kelly, Laine/Schliessler, Aisha/Hallford, Ashley/Vela, C. Jo/Ensey, Kimberly/Gallagher, Joanna (I)/Willis, Katherine/Duzich, Ryanne/Bolling, Angie/DeJoria, Eloise/McMinn, Brandie/Cooper, Connie/Stevens, Kasey/Shoshanah/Johnson, Kimberley R./Farris, Morgan/Hargrave, Holly/Petersen, Michalla/Langford, Lillian/Zee, Terri/Rawna, Angela/Austin, Stacy Lynn/Britton, Connie/Heard, Amber +Friday the 13th (1980)/Keyes, Irwin/Cunningham, Noel/Millkie, Ron/Carroll, Ronn/Nelson, Mark (I)/Crosby, Harry (II)/Adams, Willie (I)/Lehman, Ari/Parker, Ken L./Brouwer, Peter/Everhart, Rex/Gorney, Walt/Bacon, Kevin/Hayes, Debra S./Palmer, Betsy (I)/Bartram, Laurie/Rocco, Mary/Kobs, Dorothy/King, Adrienne/Taylor, Jeannine/Golden, Sally Anne/Morgan, Robbi +Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)/Furey, John/Gillette, Warrington/Randolph, Bill (I)/Todd, Russell (I)/Everhart, Rex/Brand, David (I)/Perry, Jaime/Gorney, Walt/Charno, Stuart/Wallace, Jerry (I)/Shea, Tom/McBride, Tom (I)/Marks, Jack (I)/Cudney, Cliff/Baker, Kirsten/Palmer, Betsy (I)/King, Adrienne/Steel, Amy (I)/Taylor, Lauren-Marie/Chen, China/Voight, Jill/Louden, Carolyn/Kober, Marta +Friday the 13th Part III (1982)/Kratka, Paul/Messenger, Charlie/Wiley, David/Furey, John/Dash, Steve/Susskind, Steve/Savage, Nick (I)/O'Brien, Kevin (I)/McCorry, Terence/Miner, Steve/Brooker, Richard/Rogers, Jeffrey/Katims, David/Zerner, Larry/Ballard, Terry/Howard, Rachel (I)/Palmer, Betsy (I)/Maugans, Cheri/Walter, Perla/Parks, Catherine/Kimmell, Dana/Standaart, Gianni/Charles, Gloria/Gaybis, Anne/Savage, Tracie/Steel, Amy (I) +Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986)/Guastaferro, Vincent/Palillo, Ron/Nowell, Justin (I)/Rose, Roger (I)/Rydbeck, Whitney/Kagen, David (I)/Fridley, Tom/Feldman, Corey/Blumenfeld, Alan/Nomad, Mike/O'Har, Taras/Larkin, Bob/Goldwyn, Tony/Faison, Matthew/Merck, Wallace/Swan, Michael (I)/Mathews, Thom/Nowell, Tommy/Graham, C.J./Jones, Renée (I)/Vickery, Courtney/McLoughlin, Nancy/Ryerson, Ann/Kania, Cynthia/Epstein, Temi/Beck, Kimberly/Noonan, Kerry/Levinsky, Sheri/Cooke, Jennifer (I)/DeMoss, Darcy +Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988)/Butler, William (I)/Mathews, Thom/Thomas, Craig (I)/White, Ted (I)/Goldwyn, Tony/Schroeder, Michael (III)/Gorney, Walt/Feldman, Corey/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Renfield, Jon/Buechler, John Carl/Cox, Larry (I)/Kiser, Terry/Otrin, John/Graham, C.J./Hodder, Kane/Spirtas, Kevin/Nomad, Mike/Palughi, Delano J./Almeida, Diane/Blu, Susan/DeMoss, Darcy/Barrows, Diana/Greason, Staci/Park-Lincoln, Lar/McLoughlin, Nancy/Taylor, Lauren-Marie/Kaitan, Elizabeth/Banko, Jennifer/Kessler, Debora/Sullivan, Susan Jennifer/Beck, Kimberly/Kozak, Heidi +Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)/Shaffer, Todd (I)/Kirzinger, Ken/Cole, Jasper/Currie, Gordon (I)/Dupree, Vincent Craig/Reeves, Scott (I)/Sarkar, Sam (I)/Henderson, Fred/Barnes, Roger (I)/Munson, Warren/Diakun, Alex/Hodder, Kane/Cummins, Martin/Jacox, David/Capone, Vince/Mirkovich, Tim/Richman, Peter Mark/Benyaer, Michael/Longworth, David/Hedden, Peggy/Daggett, Jensen/Bingham, Barbara (I)/Hu, Kelly/Pawlick, Amber/Henderson, Saffron/Martin, Sharlene/Paulsen, Tiffany +Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (1985)/Wieand, Dick/Conaway, Curtis/Swaim, Caskey/Mancini, Ric/Shields, Sonny/Ross, Shavar/Venturini, Mark/Young, Richard (I)/Feldman, Corey/Lineback, Richard/St. John, Marco/DeSimone, Bob/Barrile, Anthony/Parker, Corey (I)/Shepherd, John (I)/Brascia, Dominick/Washington, Vernon/Bryant, Todd/Wells, Chuck (I)/Sloan, Ron/Matthews, Eddie (II)/Pavlon, Jerry/Dixon, John Robert/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Cummins, Juliette/Helm, Tiffany/Locatell, Carol/Wood, Rebecca (I)/Kinnaman, Melanie/Fields, Jere/Voorhees, Debi Sue/Bateman, Suzanne +Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984)/Perry, Jaime/Feldman, Corey/Everett, Tom/Grace, Wayne/Dash, Steve/Walsh, John (III)/Carroll, Ronn/Brooker, Richard/Anderson, Erich (I)/Todd, Russell (I)/Lehman, Ari/Geer, Thad/Moore, Arnie/Perault, Robert/Lukather, Paul/Mahler, Bruce/Barton, Peter (I)/Rogers, Jeffrey/Hayes, Clyde/Monoson, Lawrence/McBride, Tom (I)/Brouwer, Peter/Ballard, Terry/Ponzini, Antony/Glover, Crispin/Everhart, Rex/Irby, William/White, Ted (I)/Ross, Gene (I)/Gorney, Walt/Marks, Jack (I)/Furey, John/Savage, Nick (I)/Beck, Kimberly/Kimmell, Dana/More, Carey/Kober, Marta/Taylor, Lauren-Marie/More, Camilla/Shelton, Abigail/King, Adrienne/Woods, Robyn/Hill, Frankie (I)/Freeman, Lisa (I)/Aronson, Judie/Steel, Amy (I)/Palmer, Betsy (I)/Hellman, Bonnie/Freeman, Joan (I)/Howard, Barbara (I)/Baker, Kirsten +Fried Green Tomatoes (1991)/Ewin, Bill/Avnet, Jacob/Dwyer, David (I)/Brooke, Haynes/Eller, Todd/McCall, Ronald/Shaw, Stan (I)/Searcy, Nick/Scott, Timothy (I)/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/McCalman, Macon/Shinew, Leonard/Wilkins, Drew/Armbruster, Paul/Hannah, Bob (I)/Sartain, Gailard/Basaraba, Gary/Nelson, Danny (I)/Scheine, Raynor/Merck, Wallace/Holton, Tres/Binion, Reid/Penny, Bob/Mayberry, James/Fricke, Grayson/Burgess, Michael (I)/Riehle, Richard/Manson, Ted/Even, Tom/Lockwood, Evan/Oree, Enjolik/Zabriskie, Grace/Flagg, Fannie/Wolf, Missy/Mitchell-Leon, Carole/Masterson, Mary Stuart/Shulman, Constance/Hofer, Shelby/Williams, Marion/Larson, Kathy/Tandy, Jessica/Parker, Mary-Louise/Bates, Kathy (I)/Phillips, Lashondra/Smith, Lois (I)/Fisher, Genevieve/Parker, Ginny/Atchison, Nancy Moore/Smith, Afton/Tyson, Cicely/Allen, Jo Harvey/Richardson, LaTanya/Bass, Suzi +Friends with Money (2006)/Germann, Greg/Keenan, Will/Lawson, Michael (III)/Austin, Reggie/Cherry, Jake/Asher, Cass/Sharp, Timm/Burkholder, Max/Ruptash, Troy/McBurney, Simon/Thornton, Jason/Nieto, Fernando/Isaacs, Jason/Summers, Stewart/Chavez, Johnny/Caan, Scott/Stephenson, Bob (II)/Rouse, Mitch/Srednicki, John/Pancholy, Maulik/Perez, Walter (I)/Rusnak, Erik/Coleman, Bobby/Clyde, K.C./O'Connor, Patrick Robert/Burrell, Ty/Allain-Marcus, Wade/McDormand, Frances/Minter, Kristin/Fee, Jenn/Mourad, Christine/Cresswell, Deborah/Mendez, Jane Elizabeth/Cusack, Joan/Getz, Ileen/Hallely, Yaffit/Johnson, Hailey Noelle/Castro, Tonita/Phillips, Wendy (I)/Hinkle, Marin/Flores, Alejandra/Keener, Catherine/Keener, Elizabeth (I)/Aniston, Jennifer/Foote, Hallie/Rosemont, Romy +Fright Night (1985)/Corff, Bob/Evans, Art/Geoffreys, Stephen/McDowall, Roddy/Holmes, Ernie/Savage, Nick (I)/Stark, Jonathan (I)/Ragsdale, William/Hendrie, Chris/Sarandon, Chris (I)/Stern, Stewart/Hughes, Prince/Brown, Pamela (II)/Fielding, Dorothy/Irvine, Irina/Bearse, Amanda/Hefner, Lene/Ferro, Joy Michelle/Sorenson, Heidi +Frighteners, The (1996)/Grover, Max/Sumner, John (I)/Parker, Anthony Ray/Rippon, Todd/Blackburn, Ken/Kelly, Desmond/Astin, John/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Dobson, Peter (I)/Jackson, Billy (III)/Leigh, John/Martin, Lewis (II)/Edwards, Frank (I)/Hopkins, Tony/Jackson, Peter (I)/Nelson, Clay/Yates, Paul (I)/Kelly, K.C./Grover, George/Ermey, R. Lee/Pomeroy, William/Busey, Jake/Chamberlain, Matthew/McClellan, Charlie/Robinson, Michael (II)/Lineham, Danny/Devenie, Stuart/Combs, Jeffrey/Port, George/McBride, Chi/Fyfe, Jim/O'Leary, Alan/McLarty, Jim/Evans, Troy (I)/Blick, Jonathan/McNeill, Robert/Wing, Leslie/Wallace, Dee (II)/Lynskey, Melanie/Mullane, Liz/Westcott, Genevieve/Hawthorne, Elizabeth/McCarthy, Julianna/Cliff, Nicola/Alvarado, Trini/Watkins, Sophie/Hartwell, Taea/Kaplan, Vivienne/Bloomfield, Angela/Klein, Leslie (I) +From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)/Corazon, Carlo/Fidele, Jon/Clooney, George/Saxon, John/Savini, Tom/von Ryzin, Henrik/Parks, Michael (I)/Williamson, Fred/Tarantino, Quentin/Patton, Josh (I)/Marin, Cheech/Cristos/Moroff, Mike/Bender, Lawrence/Nicotero, Gregory/Hernandez, Johnny 'Vatos'/Toth, Wayne/Larriva, Tito/Liu, Ernest/Phelan, Walter/McKinnon, Jake/Leigh, Houston/Lawson, Jacque (I)/Keitel, Harvey/Trejo, Danny/Lawrence, Marc (I)/McKay, Michael (I)/Garcia, Ernest M./Atanasoff, Peter/Hawkes, John (I)/Brockman, Ungela/McNeal, Heidi/Texada, Tia/Clark, Madison/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Graham, Aimee/Jordae, Janine/Harper, Annette/Díaz, María (I)/Liszewski, Janie/Preston, Kelly/Hillhouse, Brenda/Berube, Michelle/Bidasha, Veena/Bidasha, Neena/Hayakawa, Rosalia/Hayek, Salma +From Hell (2001)/Shepherd, Steve John/Parish, Charlie/Farley, Rupert/McNeice, Ian/Kent, Graham/Eyre, Peter (I)/Kulhavy, Vladimir/Milton, Stephen (I)/Chaplin, Steve (I)/Byron, Bruce/Coltrane, Robbie/Tang, Tony/Greene, James (III)/McGaughey, Nicholas/Parisi, Cliff/Dexter, Mark/Harrison, Simon (I)/Rhys, Paul/Flemyng, Jason/Thring, Carey/Cooper, Dominic/Parker, Anthony (VII)/Schofield, David/Moody, Paul (II)/Grennell, Gerry/Fisher, David (I)/Harvey, Terence/Owens, John (I)/Holm, Ian/Ineson, Ralph/Powell, Gary (II)/Berry, Glen (I)/Richardson, Ian (I)/Depp, Johnny/Franklin, Vincent/Fear, Bryon/Holliday-Evans, Rupert/Midwinter, Danny/Ashton, Al/Douglas, Donald (III)/Linden, Andy/Frost, Roger (I)/Cartlidge, Katrin/Atkins, Louise/Huck, Amy/Moscrop, Liz/Rogers, Poppy/Graham, Heather (I)/Spiro, Samantha/Hill, Melanie (I)/Lynch, Susan (I)/Page, Joanna/Apsion, Annabelle/Sharp, Lesley/Myles, Sophia/Skornik, Estelle +From Here to Eternity (1953)/Sinatra, Frank/Way, Guy/McVey, Tyler/Pike, Robert/Ryan, Tim (I)/Dubbins, Don/Bouchey, Willis/Travis, Merle/Sargent, Joseph/Karnes, Robert/Roope, Fay/Dennis, John (I)/Ober, Philip/Lancaster, Burt/Warden, Jack/Keegan, Arthur/Laguna, Edward/Veitch, John (II)/Borgnine, Ernest/Wright, Norman (II)/Healy, Robert (I)/Wayne, Norman/Roach, Joe (I)/Silvani, Al/Sullivan, Brick/Beau, Henry/Henderson, Douglas/Cason, John L./Lusk, Freeman/Clift, Montgomery/Akins, Claude/Klein, Manny/Davis, John (V)/Chandler, Mack/Bellaver, Harry/Leverette, Carey/Sargent, Alvin/Miller, Patrick (I)/Reeves, George (I)/Wilke, Robert J./Bryant, John (I)/Pinson, Allen/Shaughnessy, Mickey/Jones, James (I)/Levy, Weaver/Lundmark, William/Young, Carleton/Bakken, Vicki/DuPont, Elaine/Stevens, Angela/Barstow, Margaret/Salvi, Delia/Saraydar, Louise/Miller, Kristine/Horne, June/Morrison, Barbara (I)/Gleason, Moana/Carver, Mary/Willes, Jean/Reed, Donna/Kerr, Deborah/Shawlee, Joan +From Justin to Kelly (2003)/Macaulay, Marc/Rivas, Petty/Yribar, Jason/Rodriguez, Abdelacid/Guarini, Justin/Smith 'Tre Luv', Louis/Vargas, Gustavo (I)/Bryan, Christopher (I)/Siff, Greg/Hoffman, Robert (X)/Roberts, Sherman/Dietzen, Brian/Henschel, Brandon/George, Christian/Sanchez, Jonathan/Johnson, Dondraico/Moore, Jeffrey C./Rozas, Eduardo Adrian/Tous, Humberto A./Seffinger, Josh/Saldivar, Gilbert/Herrera, Henry (III)/Piedra, Yamil/Moctezuma, Cecileo/Morris, Michael (VII)/Maldonado, Jesus/Yo Simmons, Michael/Woodlee, Zachary/Gorence, Justin/Bonner, Kato/Michel, Zumel/Espinosa, Teresa/San-Nicholas, Theresa/Surles, Samomé/Oglesby, Brandi/Sutta, Jessica/Robertson, Renee/Quaresma, Camila/Faulk, Alison/Rose, Anika Noni/Rascon, Misty/Riley, Kaitlin/Omera, Nancy/Anderson, Nancy (II)/Svane Stepp, Toi/Hill, Kehynde/Benz, Melanie/Freeland, Karin/Sposit, Laurie/Bailess, Katherine/Lewis, Melanie (II)/Lipton, Brooke/Denehy, Kristin/Garraway, Janina/Clarkson, Kelly/Sweitzer, Becca/Zaldivar, Yohana +From Russia with Love (1963)/Connery, Sean/Ceylan, Hasan/Farhi, Moris/Shaw, Robert (I)/De Wolff, Francis/Armendáriz, Pedro/Gotell, Walter/Brayham, Peter/Sheybal, Vladek/Çavusoglu, Bedri/Jason, Neville/Lee, Bernard (I)/Pohlmann, Eric/Culver, Michael/Bayliss, Peter/Llewelyn, Desmond/Madden, Peter/Kohen, Muhammat/Ataer, Nusret/Simmons, Bob (I)/Pastell, George/Haggerty, Fred/Dawson, Anthony/Hill, Bill (I)/Jefford, Barbara/Van der Zyl, Nikki/Guiraut, Lisa/Regin, Nadja/Williams, Jan (III)/Gur, Aliza/Counsell, Elizabeth/Lenya, Lotte/Mendez, Julie/Saltzman, Jaqi/Gayson, Eunice/Bianchi, Daniela/Maxwell, Lois/Beswick, Martine +Fucking Åmål (1998)/Carlsson, Ralph/Lindqvist, Robert (I)/Nordman, Mikael/Tågne, Gustav/Ström, Patrik/Rust, Mathias (I)/Dalawe, Dlawer/Dahl-Olsen, John Ole/Johansson, Niklas (I)/Storåsen, Martin/Andersson, Tobias (I)/Kvist, Andreas/Björkman, Nils/Strandlind, Karl/Andersson, Michael (I)/Lönn, Jonas/Lindell, Jonas/Teider, Peter/Hildingsson, Peter/Mattson, Daniel/Almar, Christer/Fransson, Kim/Lyckman, Bo/Mattson, Andreas/Carlstein, Alain/Teider, Daniel/Gunnarsson, Fredrik/Karlsson, Daniel (I)/Lenberg, Jonas/Chamoun, Maikel/Hörberg, Stefan/Lext, Carl-Johan/Syla, Boyar/Lauvall, Mårten/Mohanna, Modar/Larsson, Kenneth (II)/Nyholm, Martin/Olofsson, Joakim/Shabani, Vlora/Thell, Magnus/Rosborg, Kalle/Löwek, Anton/Larsén, Per (I)/Hylander, Max/Arrelid, Fredrik/Chamoun, Elias/Widegren, Axel/Arifovic, Sanella/Arifovic, Rialda/Nyman, Petra/Nyberg, Josefine/Gustafsson, Susanna/Gustafsson, Lina/Svantesson, Lina/Sundqvist, Jonna/Dahlström, Alexandra/Ström, Johanna/Martikainen, Rebecka/Carlsson, Betty/Lewing, Josephine/Bordi, Joséphine/Larsson, Johanna (II)/Malmqvist, Linda/Liljeberg, Rebecka/Nilebäck, Elisabet/Andreasson, Therése/Hedborg, Maria/Massey, Emma/Fransson, Elin/Babot, Vanessa/Johansson, Petra/Karlsson, Linda/Ung, Jill/Johansson, Elinor/Johansson, Carolina/Wennberg, Sofia/Göransson, Graizyna/Melkersson, Jessica/Boström, Sandra/Skagerstam, Lisa/Syla, Linda/Hultgren, Malin/Carlson, Erica (II)/Eklund, Mikaela/Lundby, Frida +Fugitive, The (1993)/Jacobs, Robert Dean/Cray, Ed (I)/Cusack, Bill/Galouzis, Tom/Crowley, Kevin/Wilson, Otis/García, Orlando (I)/Pasquesi, David/Bacarella, Mike/Vernon, Thom/Lauck, Joe D./Kosala, Joseph F./Ford, Harrison (I)/Richards, Sal/Barge, Gene/Moreno, Ken/Pantoliano, Joe/Lopez, Manny (II)/Simmons, Thomas Charles/Person, Maurice/Flynn, Neil/Sima, Lonnie/Kusenko, Nicholas/Demmings, Pancho/Riehle, Richard/Lucas, Willie/Espinoza, Mark D./Landsman, Stephen A./Fosco, Tony/Jones, Tommy Lee/Darlow, David/Katsulas, Andreas/Wilkey, Jim (I)/Dean, Ron (I)/Nino, Miguel/Holt, Lester/Hernandez, Alex P./Jones, B.J./Liautuad, James/Perilli, Frank Ray/Wood, Tom (II)/Schrader, Keith/Muller, Turk/Davenport, Johnny Lee/Gewertz, Bruce L./Fudala, Eric/Kelly, Gene (X)/Williams, Afram Bill/Barry, Tighe/McKinsey, James F./Glenn, Cody/Hodges, David U./Krabbé, Jeroen/Fisher, Joseph F./Guzaldo, Joe/Rotkvich, Joseph/James, Michael (I)/Caria IV, Peter J./Romano, Andy/Skewes, Michael/Hard, Terry/Goldring, Danny/McGee, Bernard/Hollimon, Greg/Roebuck, Daniel/Levine, Jay (I)/Drummond, John (I)/Shaphren, Brent/Ellis, John E./Guastaferro, Joe/Searcy, Nick/Lykes, Theron Touché/Scott, John-Clay/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/Watson Sr., John M./Cusack, Dick/Hamilton, Allen/Ramírez, Juan (I)/Lilovich, Steven/Crededio, Eugene F./Robinson, Joel (II)/Bruce, Cheryl Lynn/George, Wendy/Chabrowski, Monika/Landsman, Beth A./Fedunyszyn, Oksana/Whitney, Ann/Moore, Julianne (I)/Lynch, Jane/Ware, Marie/Kohn, Joan/Casaletto, Linda/Baker, Cynthia (I)/Zekman, Pam/Caldwell, L. Scott/Bou-Sliman, Noelle/Roberts, Roxanne/Stallings, Ila Cathleen/Moore, Margaret (V)/Richardson, Lillie/Nelson, Kirsten/Ward, Sela/Alvarez, Ana María/Monkus, Lily/Carlson, Dru Anne +Full Frontal (2002)/Krow, Brian/Hyde Pierce, David/Malone, Mike (II)/Garlin, Jeff/Schwaar, Laurent/Keener, Brandon/Katt, Nicky/Wilson, Rainn/Robertson, Chance/Rowe, Brad/Fischler, Patrick/Basche, David Alan/Porter, Pliny/Pitt, Brad/Garcia, Roger/Duchovny, David/Stamp, Terence/McClintock, Eddie/Underwood, Blair/Wood, Ken/Andersen, Cole/Lowell, Randy/Pére, Wayne/Fincher, David/Chrest, Joe/Wilson-O'Brien, Tommy/DeRose, Chris/Weintraub, Jerry (I)/Connolly, Andrew/Colantoni, Enrico/Ahlf, Al/Soderbergh, Steven/Powers, Anthony (I)/Suggs, Dawn/Spybey, Dina/Hough, Coleman/Jones, Shirley (III)/Oh, Sandra/Livingston, Lacy/Alexander, Erika/Wainwright, Camille/Roberts, Julia (I)/Jones, Rashida/Jones, January (I)/McCormack, Mary/Vilar, Tracy/Fay, Meagen/St. Hilaire, Soledad/Gibb, Cynthia/Woodley, Karen/Keener, Catherine/Puckett, Charlotte/Seaver, Nathalie/Machado, Justina/Brusciano, Jennifer/Burland, Monica Lee/Rogers, Maria/Lenehan, Nancy/Ebbert, Alison +Full Monty, The (1997)/Jones, Bruce (I)/British Steel Stockbridge Band, The/Cunningham, Glenn (II)/Huison, Steve/Addy, Mark/Reitel, Enn/Livingston, Andrew/Speer, Hugo/Snape, William/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Carlyle, Robert (I)/Pitt, Malcolm/Lonsdale, David/Butterworth, Paul (I)/Garti, Steve/Hill, Dave (I)/Blanch, Dennis/Barber, Paul (I)/Brailsford, Chris/Rutter, Kate/Hunt, Muriel/Swain, Joanna/Lane, Diane (II)/Watts, Fiona/Costello, Deirdre/Broughton, June/Sharp, Lesley/Nelson, Fiona (II)/Woof, Emily/Maduemezia, Theresa/Fishwick, Daryl/Layden, Kate/Dhillon, Vinny +Fun with Dick and Jane (2005)/Nakamura, Kenji (I)/Gardner, Pete/Dulce Vida, Jullian/Marsden, Jason/Pappion, Dempsey/Saguar, Luis/Drozin, Aaron Michael/Byrne, P.J./Muirhead, Oliver/Bernstein, Jorey/Tee, Brian/Waitman, Zack/Waitman, Jake/Carrey, Jim/Baldwin, Alec/Higgins, John Michael/Brown, Garrett M./Overton, Rick/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Ellis, Chris (I)/Garlin, Jeff/Conklin, Peter/Reeves, Phil/Nagle, Rob (I)/Burgi, Richard/Gonzalez, Dario/Beuth, Robert Alan/Seagren, Steve/Papadakis, Taso/Flemming, Wayne/Howard, Clint/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Furth, Alejandro/Weihe, Tyson/Correy, Mark/Sharp, Timm/Rueda Sr., Rocael/Addison, Walter/Johnson, Andray/Whitmore, James/White, Knox/Herman, David (I)/Levangie, Frankie/Nader, Ralph/Jacott, Carlos/Schwartz, Scott L./Cassidy, Michael A./Ruf, Kevin/Hoyt, Kerry/Nakashita, Rikio/Brogger, Ivar/Kehela, Steve/L'Amore, Gianfranco/Weinstein, Louis/Redwine, Huey/Dorf, Larry/Espeseth, Daniel/Lupo, Tony/Breitmayer, Peter/Grazer, Gavin/St. James, James (II)/Weireter, Peter/Morrisey, Bob/Conley, Jack/Travis, Stacey (I)/Weir, Stephnie/Fierre, Norma/Leoni, Téa/Metcalf, Laurie/Arthur, Michelle (I)/Beatrice, Bette/Tinelle, Juliette/Harmon, Angie/Gillis, Mary/Scott, Esther (II)/Garayua, Gloria/Caudle, Dr. Melissa/Rowe, Maggie (I)/Lawrence, Staci/Coree, Ingrid/Whitley, Kym/Thomas, Tamara Craig/Adar, Deena/Henry, Dilva +Funeral, The (1996)/Alessandro, Anthony/Penn, Chris (I)/Ventimiglia, John/Guecia, Lance/Kelly, David Patrick/Miano, Robert/Zito, Chuck/Hannon, Joey/Ciarcia, John 'Cha Cha'/De Cegli, Nicholas/Neilson, Phil/Cee, Frankie/DiDonna, Gian/Hipp, Paul (I)/Fiscella, Andrew/Perrelli, Gregory/Hughes, Frank John/Castle, Robert W./Crosby, Douglas/Prachenko, Dmitri/Del Toro, Benicio/Argo, Victor/Scarpa, Daniel/Gannascoli, Joseph R./Perri, Paul (I)/McGaw, Patrick/Fazio, Santo/Gallo, Vincent/Hoyt, John (II)/Walken, Christopher/Bernardini, Ida/Bracken, Heather/Smith, Amber (I)/Eastside, Lori/Babalis, Mia/Mol, Gretchen/Rossellini, Isabella/Szlasa, Carrie/Sciorra, Annabella/Falco, Edie +Funny Face (1957)/Booth, Nesdon/Camlin, Peter/Auclair, Michel/Powell, Don (III)/Flemyng, Robert/Godderis, Albert/Chiat, Jerry/Edens, Roger/Smith, Paul (I)/Dee, George/D'Arno, Albert/Hoy, Bruce/Astaire, Fred/Lawton, Donald/Murray, Forbes/Lucas, Jerry (I)/Chefe, Jack/Del Val, Jean/Curtiz, Gabriel/De la Brosse, Marcel/Gerry, Alex/England, Sue/Bradley, Jan/Van Heemstra, Baroness Ella/Stevens, Emilie/Peterson, Elsa/Glenn, Louise/Wolbert, Dorothea/Nordman, Karine/Scott, Karen (I)/Rogers, Cecile/Parker, Suzy (I)/Hartnett, Sunny/Borget, Nina/Aumont, Geneviève/Thompson, Kay (I)/Kilgas, Nancy/Gibson, Virginia/Barry, Fern/Castiglioni, Iphigenie/Lee, Ruta/White, Marilyn/Flowers, Bess/Hepburn, Audrey/Dovima/Slifer, Elizabeth/Eastman, Carole (II)/Hopper, Heather (II)/DuBois, Diane (I) +Funny Farm (1988)/Plumley, Don/Cathey, Reg E./Nuggette, Mic/Ingram, Robert (I)/Conner, Robert (I)/Starr, Mike (I)/Buck, George/Scheine, Raynor/Fagerbakke, Bill/Jonas, Steve/Chase, Chevy/Wyman, Nicholas/Severs, William/Duell, William/Duncan, Judson/Murphy, Kevin (I)/Maher, Joseph/Barr, Dennis/Bletzer, Russell/Dixon, MacIntyre/Newman, William (I)/Woodberry, David/Link, Paul/Desmond, Dan/Matthews, Dakin/Williams, David (IV)/Boyden, Peter/Sullivan, Brad/Higgins, Darren/Conway, Kevin (I)/Plummer, Glenn/John, Steven (I)/Le Fever, Kit/O'Morrison, Kevin/Meyer, Jamie (I)/Blaisdell, Nesbitt/Gilpin, Jack/Miller, Brett (II)/Neenan, Audrie J./Corfman, Caris/Gellar, Sarah Michelle/McLean, Evelyn/Johnson, Mary (III)/Breed, Helen Lloyd/Kellom, Kristin/Drummond, Alice/Hannas, Alison/Baker, Barbara/Osborne, Madolyn Smith +Funny Games (1997)/Mühe, Ulrich/Glück, Wolfgang/Clapczynski, Stefan/Frisch, Arno/Bantzer, Christoph/Giering, Frank/Kunstmann, Doris/Lothar, Susanne/Zallinger, Monika/Meneghel, Susanne +Funny Girl (1968)/Sharif, Omar/Winslow, Dick/Mohr, Gerald/Faylen, Frank/Akins, Charles (I)/Gough, Lloyd/Bradley, Paul (I)/Benedict, William 'Billy'/Harmon, John (I)/DeNormand, George/Sully, Frank/Warburton, John (I)/Pidgeon, Walter/Dawson, Hal K./Allen, Lee (I)/Rall, Tommy/Mack, Lester/Brandt, Thordis/Ford, Virginia Ann/Williams, Caroline (III)/Questel, Mae/Streisand, Barbra/Williams, Christine (III)/Flynn, Gertrude/Medford, Kay/Brenna, Bettina/Lee, Karen (I)/Vaughn, Sharon (I)/Santon, Penny/Neilsen, Inga/Francis, Anne (I)/Mangler, Mary Jane/Johnston, Alena/Lawrence, Mittie/Yousen, Enid +Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, A (1966)/May, Jack (I)/Bennett, John (I)/Silvers, Phil/Kerr, Bill (I)/Elliott, Frank (I)/Butterworth, Peter/Gilford, Jack/Greene, Leon/Bluthal, John/Pertwee, Jon/Hordern, Michael/Bass, Alfie/Keaton, Buster/Mostel, Zero/Crawford, Michael (I)/Faulds, Andrew/Thornton, Frank (I)/Brody, Ronnie/Kinnear, Roy/Jessel, Patricia/Funai, Helen/Baker, Susan (I)/Baker, Jennifer (I)/White, Myrna/Pitt, Ingrid/Webb, Janet/Andre, Annette/Lehmann, Beatrix/Brown, Pamela (I)/Neilsen, Inga/Bridou, Lucienne +Fury, The (1978)/Callahan, Jack/Stevenson, Douglas J./Tinsley, Alfred/Finley, William (I)/Dahmer, Wayne/O'Dwyer, Michael (I)/Manship, Hanns/Johnson, Harold (I)/Roche, John (II)/Marmor, Robin/Durning, Charles/Stevens, Andrew (I)/Finnegan, Joe/Franz, Dennis/Laws, Sam/Gilbert, Mickey/Jump, Gordon/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Hawkins, Anthony/Colt, Marshall/Shuman, Felix/Blair, Tom (I)/McNamara, J. Patrick/Copeland, Michael/Bumstead, J.P./Williams, Jordan (I)/O'Connell, Peter/Cassavetes, John/Cullison, Barry/Lewis, Gunnar/Johnson, Stephen (I)/Stevens, Albert/Wyatt Sr., Al/Billingsley, Pat/Snodgress, Carrie/Proctor, Mariana/Merriam, Eleanor/Thompson, Hilary/Cadet, Eva/Feldner, Roberta/Nunn, Alice/Innes, Laura (I)/Lewis, Fiona/Scott, Melody Thomas/Rossen, Carol Eve/Hannah, Daryl/Irving, Amy/Easton, Joyce/Brunk, Anne/Nelson, Clair/Alda, Rutanya/Francour, Kathleen/Lambert, Jane (I) +G.I. Jane (1997)/von Bargen, Daniel/Kestner, Boyd/Wilson, Scott (I)/Diatchenko, Dimitri/Swaby, Donn/Humphries, Harry (I)/Max, Arthur (I)/Guardino, Larry/Bello, Gregg/Bruce, David (VII)/Vadim, David/Shaalan, Hashem/Gage, Kevin/DePaola, Dan/Caviezel, James/Gaver, Duffy/Eskey, Lee/Beghe, Jason/Hobbs, Rodney J./Ramsey, Stephen (II)/Neilson, Phil/Essex, Rocky/Helvenston, Scott/Higgins, John Michael/Sutton, Ted/Seitz, John/Cramer, Rick/David, Angel/Wheeler, Gary (I)/Overton, David/Jones, Neal/Soule, Chris/Hopkins, Josh/Currie, Michael/Moore, Bob (III)/Chestnut, Morris/Mendillo, Stephen/Makkar, Joseph/Mortensen, Viggo/Warshofsky, David/Gwaltney, Jack/Dowd, Billy/Lindsey, Kent/Gonzales, Steve (II)/Pearson, Jim (III)/Aston, Susan/Jenney, Lucinda/Overby, Rhonda/Moore, Demi/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Talbot, Courtney/Ziegler, Irene/Englander, Dani (I)/Newlin, Diandra +G.O.R.A. (2004)/Yilmaz, Cem/Günaydin, Engin/Tosun, Erdal/Gögen, Coskun/Günaydin, Muhittin/Ugur, Özkan/Sezer, Safak/Guven, Ozan/Oztekin, Rasim/Baskin, Cezmi/Elmas, Naz/Özberk, Özge/Güder, Tugçe/Serbest, Dilek/Firat, Idil +Galaxy Quest (1999)/Pére, Wayne/Binkley, Gregg/Manoux, J.P./Johnson, Erik (II)/de Paul, Brandon/Haboush, Michael/Dorfman, David (I)/Dawson, Joseph J./Long, Justin (I)/Giebenhain, Todd/Sachs, Robin/Singleton Jr., Isaac C./Winston, Matt (I)/Colbrook, Gregory/Bachar, Dian/DiCocco III, Paulie/Colantoni, Enrico/Rockwell, Sam/Allen, Tim (I)/Howard, Jeremy (I)/Rusler, Morgan/Tomasi, Mic/Shalhoub, Tony/Richards, Larry/Chott, Bill/Penacoli, Jerry/Keener, Brandon/Feyer, Jonathan/Breen, Patrick/McDonald, Kevin (I)/Mitchell, Daryl/Gunther, Dan (I)/Parker, Daniel (I)/White, John Patrick/McKinnon Miller, Joel/Rees, Jed/Castor, Heath/Kubiak, Paul G./Wilson, Rainn/Salata, Rocco/Lloyd, Samuel/Rickman, Alan/Frank, Joe/Bleu, Corbin/Pyle, Missi/Egan, Susan/O'Brien, Molly (V)/Hutchins, Dawn/Manley, Jennifer (I)/Swedberg, Heidi/Weaver, Sigourney/Cullum, Kaitlin +Gallipoli (1981)/Dodd, Steve/Linkson, Paul/Murphy, John (I)/Green, Stan (II)/Parry, Geoff/Baldock, Saltbush/White, Kiwi/Lawless, Peter/Govett, Ian/Graham, Ron (I)/Barker, Don (I)/Holland-Martin, Giles/Harris, Heath/Evans, Reg/Yunipingli, Charles Lathalu/Ford, Peter (II)/Hopkins, Harold/Kedem, Moshe/Kerr, Bill (I)/Peterson, Dane (I)/Argue, David/Morris, John (I)/Giddy, Jack/Anderson, Brian (I)/Dow, Graham/McKenzie, Tim (I)/House, Peter R./Wearing, Max/Dayman, Les/Gibson, Mel (I)/Grubb, Robert/Hunter, Bill (I)/Baigent, Harold/Lee, Mark (I)/Quin, Don/Bennington, Clive/Sonkkila, Paul/Chamberlain, Diane/Irving, Marjorie/Burford, Phyllis/Lovell, Jenny (I)/Nicolson, Gerda/Galwey, Robyn +Game of Death (1978)/Novak, Mel/Chiao, Roy/Lam, Ching-Ying/Lazenby, George/See, Yeung/Kimura, Taky/Whang, Ing-Sik/Mars (I)/O'Brian, Hugh/Wall, Robert (I)/Ladalski, John/Jagger, Dean/Kerver, Robert/Young, Gig/Lee, Quin/Inosanto, Dan/Cawthorne, Russell/Ji, Han Jae/Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem (I)/Wong, Casanova/Yuen, Wah/Chieh, Yuan/Hung Kam-Bo, Sammo/Norris, Chuck/Morgan, Andre/Liu, Chia Yung/James, Jim (II)/Yuen, Biao/Kim, Tai Chung/Tien, James/Lee, Bruce (I)/Baker, Robert (I)/Yi, Maria/Ting Pei, Betty/Miao, Nora/Camp, Colleen +Game, The (1997)/McGuire, Scott Hunter/Kehoe, Jack/Vanterpool, Curtis/Norzagary, Heriberto/Flanagan, Tommy (I)/Massee, Michael/Brazeau, André/Aprea, John/Okumoto, Yuji/Martinet, Charles/Maguire, George (I)/Donat, Peter/Talmadge, Victor/Mueller-Stahl, Armin/Scott, Bob (II)/Lucich, Aaron/Ford, Terence (I)/Boone Junior, Mark/Schorr, Daniel (I)/Kristofer, Jason/Becker, Gerry/Lynwood, Alex/Lynwood, Michael/Stephenson, Bob (II)/Gaver, Duffy/Frank, Joe/Brooks, James (I)/Kimura, Hideo/Fields, Christopher John/Flannery, Bill (I)/Jonze, Spike/Young, Jeffrey Michael/Young, Harrison/Campbell, Edward/Monroe, Jarion (I)/Douglas, Michael (I)/Lanthier, Sean/Cory, Christopher/Pena, J. Anthony/Davidian, Peter/Masterson, Owen/Siegler, Marc/Savides, Harris/Ferrerira, Victor/Branklyn, Charles/Moloney, Sean (III)/Hammil, John/Boots, Gypsy/Hoy, Carlos/Rebhorn, James/Cowee, Stephen/Turner, Keena (I)/Crowl, Tom (I)/Gordon, Jay (II)/Cassini, John/Penn, Sean (I)/Midgley, Jamie/Alcantar, Faustina/Barclay, Caroline (I)/Summerville, Trish/Harris, Kathryn Jean/Robins, Elise/Long, Anni/Ryan, Joy Ann/Steinberg, Rachel (I)/Dennehy, Elizabeth/Davallou, Sara/Koehler, Tammy/Manz, Linda/Katarina, Anna/Russell, Kimberly/May, Tracie (I)/Baker, Carroll/Unger, Deborah Kara/Froehlich, Lily Soh/Flanagan, Rachel (I)/Mocanu, Florentine +Gandhi (1982)/Gasper, Dean/Fox, Edward (I)/Lagoo, Shreeram/Puri, Sanjeev/Raj, Tilak (I)/Fugard, Athol/Agha, Jalal/Mehta, Hansu/Guard, Dominic/Clark, Ernest (I)/Gant, David (I)/Tanvir, Habib/Forwood, Gareth/Dubey, Sankalp/Sim, Gerald/Jaffrey, Saeed/Chatterjee, Shekhar/Clements, John (I)/Patankar, Prabhakar/Sheen, Martin/Seed, Graham/Croft, Jon (I)/Rimmer, Shane/Chaturvedi, Raj/Apte, Vinay/Charleson, Ian/Daruvala, Homi/Babenia, Bob/Nath, Alok/John, Barry/Norman, Gerard/Joshi, Shreedhar/Savident, John/Quentin, John (I)/Desai, Pratap/Palshikar, Suhas/Kashyap, Vijay/Raina, K.K./Mishra, Sudhanshu/Naylor, John/Bannen, Ian/Dogra, Avinash/Crishna, Vijay/Markham, David (I)/Drinkel, Keith/Thakur, S.S./Razdan, Virendra/Day-Lewis, Daniel/Patrick, John (III)/Hoyland, William/Farrell, Colin (II)/Razdan, Roop Kumar/Peacock, Daniel/Makan, Moti/Singh, Dilsher/Harlowe, Peter/Palsikar, Nana/Tahil, Dalip/Harwood, Stewart/Snell, James/Bryant, Michael (I)/Vine, John/Hepton, Bernard/George, Wilson/Puri, Amrish/Oulton, Brian/Boxer, John (II)/Sinha, Rovil/Sagger, Anthony/Silverman, Stephen (I)/Nayyar, Harsh/Shende, Sunil/Hordern, Michael/Mayes, Richard (I)/Howard, Trevor (I)/Ntshona, Winston/Agashe, Mohan/Kingsley, Ben/Hutchison, Ken/Ratzenberger, John/Puri, Om/Lebor, Stanley/Thakkar, Chandrakant/Singh, Vagish Kumar/Kapoor, Pren/Mohan, Pankaj/Swaroop, Vivek/Hill, Bernard/Mills, John (I)/Dalvi, Sudhir/Aadil/Good, Christopher (I)/Godley, Michael/Amarjeet (I)/Alter, Tom/Gupta, Subhash (I)/Sibley, David (I)/Weyers, Marius/Leech, Richard (I)/Sethi, Sudarshan/Padamsee, Alyque/Prakash, Bhatawadekar/Pitale, Manohar/McKenzie, Jack/Sarup, Jyoti/Gupta, Rahul (I)/Nath, Rajeshwar/McGeagh, Stanley/Lyons, Derek/Cossins, James/Chancer, Norman/Hardiman, Terrence/Kumar, Aswani/Chater, Geoffrey/Biswas, Raja/Singh, Karkirat/Burdis, Ray/Singh, Gurcharan (I)/Cartwright, Peter (I)/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Seth, Roshan/Kapoor, Gulshan/Vernon, Richard (II)/Horsfall, Bernard/Prakash, Nigam/Jhita, Avpar/Hawthorne, Nigel/Frazer, Rupert/Desai, Anang/Kapur, Pankaj/Gielgud, John/Halmer, Günther Maria/Jha, Rama Kant/Mehta, Tarla/Hutchison, Caroline/Gupta, Monica/Gupta, Neena/Pradhan, Sunila/Hattangadi, Rohini/Bunnage, Avis/Gupta, Alpna/Puri, Irpinder/Bergen, Candice/Joshi, Bani Sharad/Chokshi, Charu Bala/James, Geraldine/Pathak, Supriya/Myerson, Jane/Nath, Dina +Gangs of New York (2002)/McColl, Iain/Graham, Richard (I)/Natale, Nazzareno/Byrne, Michael (I)/Thomas, Henry (I)/Burmester, Leo/Steinheimer, R. Bruce/Goodman, Robert (I)/McGlynn, John (I)/Hurley, Kieran/Corrigan, Blaise/McBlain, David/Lewis, Gary (III)/Graham, Stephen (I)/Syms, Richard/Kaplan, Larry (I)/Pigott-Smith, Tim/Reilly, John C. (I)/Stewart, Donald (III)/Broadbent, Jim/Dempsey, Brendan/Matthews, Steven C./Yung, Sai-Kit/Gilder, Sean/Marsan, Eddie/Mallon, Brian/Vandenberg, Dominique (I)/Gleeson, Brendan/Day-Lewis, Daniel/Ramsay, James/Affleck, Rab/Barclay, Bill (IV)/Murdoch, Bill (I)/McCormack, Gary/Su, Jian/Burgess, Christian/O'Neill, Terry (I)/Gordon, Patrick (I)/Byrne, Gerry Robert/Chung, Basil/Harbutt, Taddeo/Kirk, Philip/Daly, Peter-Hugo/White, Brendan/Nicholls, David (II)/Hemmings, David/Gilliard Jr., Larry/Miles, Nick (I)/Tanassi, Vincenzo/McCormack, Cian/Holland, Dick/Brennan, Justin/Linge, Robert/Pickering, Vincent/Vanni, Massimo/Murphy, John Anthony/Scorsese, Martin/Bartlett, Nick/Berling, Peter/Hill, Colin (I)/Furey, Finbar/Agnew, Iain/Faraday, Tim/Brownsell, Louie/Gallagher, Andrew (I)/Hausman, Michael/Plasse, Douglas/Strachan, Joel/Lombardo Radice, Giovanni/Kiernan, Ford/Billingsley, Michael H./McGinley, Sean/Colletti, Bob/Neeson, Liam/Cooper, Trevor (I)/McLoughlin, Bronco/Sessions, John/Cao, Man/Reidy, Joseph P./Billa, Salvatore/Condemi, Gennaro/Howden, Alex/Finnegan, Nevin/Holmes, Channing C./Pirie, Ian/Strange, Richard/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Ventry, Laurie/Bamber, David/Carney, Liam/McMahon, Alan/Deng, Alexander/McCowen, Alec/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Pleasence, Angela/Ponzo, Raffaella/Quaresima, Roberta/Lee, Kathy Shao-Lin/Fegarotti, Flaminia/Diaz, Cameron/Davenport, Lucy/Pilato, Marta/Murray, Alexia Justine/Hanlon, Carmen/Chappuis, Eliane/Caitlin, Brennan/O'Connell, Maura (II)/Bouchet, Barbara/Seymour, Cara/D'Elia, Ilaria/Wallach, Katherine +Gangster No. 1 (2000)/Collis, Ralph/Read, Martyn/McSweeney, Alex/Boo Khoo, Ian/Ould, Johnnie/Ould, Dave/Thewlis, David/Bettany, Paul/McCorkindale, Don (I)/Adoti, Razaaq/Anderson, Charles (IV)/Kennedy, David (I)/Harris, Johnny (II)/Denham, Tony (I)/Baker, Binky/Marc, Simon/Nightingale, Arthur/Foreman, Jamie/Cranham, Kenneth/Matthews, Wayne/Wimbush, Martin/Bowers, Tony (II)/Montgomerie, Mark/McDowell, Malcolm/McCormack, Gary/Webster, Danny (II)/Lincoln, Andrew (I)/Chapman, Sean/Marsan, Eddie/Clerkin, Cavan/Pierce, Jack (V)/Allen, Doug (II)/Saunders, Anton/Nighy, Jo-Anne/Stanley, Lorraine/McInnes, Jo/Griffiths Malin, Emma/Burrows, Saffron/Ellis, Lisa (I)/Leonard, Nadine/Bull, Georgina/Pegg, Caroline/Bowkett, Simone +Garden State (2004)/Wolfe, George C./Marinoff, Michael/Holm, Ian/Burns, Alex/Moschetti, Ryan B./Essandoh, Ato/Ho, Joe/Hawkins, Jakob/Sarsgaard, Peter/Arend, Geoffrey/Magoo (II)/Ecklund, James/Hallworth, Keith/Hauck, Ben/Parsons, Jim (II)/Bacino, Joe/May, Seth Michael/Leibman, Ron/Gilbert, Gary (I)/Braff, Zach/Lysy, Austin/Graymez, Kenneth/Ice (VI)/Riesco, Armando/Weston, Michael (I)/Carley, Christopher/Man, Method/O'Hare, Denis (I)/Antosiweicz, Tracey/Huege, Janet/Abdy, Pamela/Ferguson, Amy/Dowd, Ann/Soule, Lisa/Flint, Jill/Hoffman, Jackie/Ayer, Debbon/Kullman, Wynter/LaFache, Trisha/Portman, Natalie/Mercedes, Yvette/Houdyshell, Jayne/Smart, Jean/Ross, Soara-Joy/Finkel, Lori +Garfield (2004)/Smith, Wyatt (II)/Bays, Joe/Eigenberg, David/Murray, Bill (I)/Davis, Jim (II)/Helmuth, Evan/Giles, Jerry/Kimmel, Jimmy/Krall, Daamen J./Garrett, Brad (I)/Payne, Frank/Serafini, Fabio/McKasson, Ryan/Meyer, Breckin/Kind, Richard/Lawrence, Mark Christopher/Kronen, Ben/Kaiser, Jordan/Taylor, Joseph Edward/Gifford, Rufus/Rodriguez, Mel (I)/Cannon, Nick (I)/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Towne, Joe/Monks, Michael (I)/Arnold, Evan/Schaffer, John F./Gil, Danny/Cumming, Alan/Hoag, Bill/Ochman, Joe/Hale, Joseph/Hauck, Jerry/Rawicz, Annalea/Christelle, Vanessa/Reicher, Randee/Hansen, Danna/Stoner, Alyson/Nguyen, Leyna/Brent, Eve/Hewitt, Jennifer Love/Moore, Susan (IX)/Rupp, Debra Jo/Messing, Debra/Goglia, Juliette +Gaslight (1944)/Gray, Gary (I)/Benge, Wilson/Bennett, Arnold (I)/Adams, Harry (I)/Stone, Arthur (II)/Saylor, Syd/Wilton, Eric/Gray, Roger/Boyer, Charles (I)/Morgan, Clive/Ardizoni, John/Carey, Leonard/Romantini, Joseph/Rameau, Emil/Wallace, Morgan/Kirk, Jack (I)/North, Joseph/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Grossmith, Lawrence/Olivier, Simon (I)/Craig, Alec/Gowland, Gibson/Masiello, Al/Stevenson, Tom/Nokes, Georgie/Baker, Major Frank/Gimpel, Jakob/Blake, Arthur (I)/Hale, Bobby (I)/Breon, Edmund/Malone, Pat/Zanette, Guy/McNaughton, Charles/Hobbes, Halliwell/Hughes, Tom (I)/Wyatt, Eustace/Eldredge, Frank/Ferguson, Al (I)/D'Amore, Antonio/Harington, Joy/Lansbury, Angela/Benson, Florence/Prescott, Elsie/Terry, Alix/Moore, Terry (I)/Bronson, Lillian/Thatcher, Heather/Yuse, Phyllis/Whitty, Dame May/Everest, Barbara/Fealy, Maude/Flint, Helen (I)/Bergman, Ingrid (I) +Gattaca (1997)/Graham, Clarence/Milton, Russell/Hawke, Ethan/Dean, Loren/Scott, William Lee/Shalhoub, Tony/Berkeley, Xander/Marino, Ken/LeBell, David/Underwood, Blair/Bessen, Steve/Ginter, Lindsey/Christ, Chad/Griffin, Daniel/Nielson, Vincent/Borgnine, Ernest/Dorin, Ryan/Koteas, Elias/Ruge, George Marshall/Bembry, Carlton/Vidal, Gore/Law, Jude/Norris, Dean/Arkin, Alan/Gamble, Mason/Brook, Jayne/Sullivan, Grace/Rudolph, Maya/Martells, Cynthia/Thurman, Uma/Damon, Una/Dennehy, Elizabeth/Griffith, Beverly (II)/Reece, Gabrielle +Gattopardo, Il (1963)/Gulà, Franco/Bua, Rosolino/Posani, Dante/Valenzano, Carlo/Lancaster, Burt/Clémenti, Pierre/Ruggeri, Valerio/Delon, Alain/Fuller, Brook/Lolli, Giancarlo/Duse, Vittorio/Castel, Lou/Reggiani, Serge/Palmucci, Carlo/Hill, Terence/Merli, Maurizio (I)/Garrani, Ivo/Valli, Romolo/Stoppa, Paolo/Pescarini, Augusto/Artale, Carmelo/Masé, Marino/Melisenda, Giovanni/Stagnitti, Giuseppe/Rubien, Howard Nelson/Rosi, Stelvio (II)/French, Leslie/Gemma, Giuliano/Materassi, Vanni/Piccolo, Ottavia/Christolini, Sandra/De Liguoro, Rina/Cavalli, Olimpia/Zalewska, Halina/Morlacchi, Lucilla/Surdo, Anna Maria/Troiani, Amalia/Braccini, Lola/Morelli, Rina/Lattanzi, Tina/Rovena, Marcella/Galli, Ida/Cardinale, Claudia (I)/Piscini, Paola/Riva, Winni/Bell, Marie/Bottini, Anna Maria +Gauntlet, The (1977)/Silvani, Al/Lowe, Roger (II)/Barrett, Robert (II)/Prince, William (I)/Rimdzius, Art/Barnes, Carver/Morris, Jeff (I)/Cavanaugh, Michael (I)/Vadis, Dan/McGrath, Doug/Wargo, Steve/Friedkin, Thomas H./Bear, Teddy (I)/Rainer, Joe/Chapman, Ron (I)/Jenson, Roy (I)/Hingle, Pat/Quiroga, John/Gavin, James W./Eastwood, Clint/McKinney, Bill/Manes, Fritz/Circle, Don/Lamb, Darwin/Brion, Mildred/Doane, Samantha/Corday, Mara/Fields, Marneen/Cook, Carole/Locke, Sondra +Gegen die Wand (2004)/Greiser, Marco/Esmertürk, Nurcan/Thiel, Andreas/Tekin, Herr/Maceo Parker und Band/Güner, Orhan/Misske, Ralph/Kiraç, Güven/Bousdoukos, Adam/Erverdi, Tugay/Ciocarlia, Fanfare/Seyfi, Tim/Koc, Feridun/Serim, Tulga/Baltus, Philipp/Ünel, Birol/Iscan, Aysel/Lause, Hermann/Ede, Aytun/Ugurlu, Senol/Kurtulus, Mehmet/Gebelhoff, Stefan/Aygüler, Cahit/Erdogan, Selim/Schulz, Reinhold (I)/Sahin, Alma Ouglu/Gökgöl, Demir/Kaplan, Sileyman/Kirac, Güven/Akin, Cem/Fiannaca, Francesco/Cumbul, Meltem/Striebeck, Catrin/Mur, Mona/McKenzie, Zarah/Kekilli, Sibel/Selim Sesler und Orchester/Niwiger, Karin/Akin, Monique/Kazci, Hatun/Tomruk, Misra/Ata, Canan/Canan, Yilmaz +General's Daughter, The (1999)/Williams III, Clarence/Huckabee, Cooper/Travolta, John/Perdomo, Gustavo A./Stafford, Joshua (I)/Danton, Steve/Morse, Jim (I)/Snyder, Chris (II)/Ruppert, Tait/Grayson, Chris/Weireter, Peter/Beasley, John (I)/Hickey, John Benjamin/Mitchell, Rodney (I)/Boone Junior, Mark/Chandler, Jared/Woods, James (I)/Ware, Paul/Beyer, Brad/Frankenheimer, John/Anderson, Matthew R./Cromwell, James (I)/Swiney, Michael/Dial, Rick/Handy Jr., Levin/Driscoll, Timothy 'TJ' James/Leopold, Sy/Montgomery, Darius/Espinosa, Pablo (I)/Tate, Fred/Evans, James O./Kirkland, Ryan D./Gerald, Michael/von Bargen, Daniel/Goyen, Steve/Williams, Ty/Luevano, Jason M./Miller, Brent (II)/Kestner, Boyd/Ivie, Mark/Jackson, Rich/Casey, Kyle/Rosenberg, Scott/Hutton, Timothy/Stefanson, Leslie/Stowe, Madeleine/Johnson, Ariyan A./Tripp, Lisa A./vanden Heuvel, Katrina/Casey, Kelly +General, The (1927)/Smith, Charles Henry/Keaton, Buster/Lessley, Elgin/Hagney, Frank/Bricher, Joe/McCutcheon, Ross/Baird, Henry/Fennell, Keith/Rial, Red/Donlin, Mike/Terry, Harold/Hearn, Edward/Nawn, Tom/Fine, Budd/Wilson, John (XIV)/Cavender, Glen/Thomas, Ray (I)/Allen, Richard (I)/Hanson, Al/Foster, Eddie/Bukowski, Sergeant/Lynn, Billy (II)/Bryant, Jimmy (II)/Dempster, Jack/Thompson, Red/Cruson, Capt. C.C./Vroom, Frederick/Woodward, Jean/Keaton, Joe/Lewyn, Louis/Harvey, Anthony (I)/Phillips, Charles (I)/Lowe, Jackie/Moran, Tom (I)/Gilstrap, Ronald/Walsh, James (VI)/Farley, Jim (I)/Karr, Hilliard/Hanford, Ray/Hanlon, Jackie/Mack, Marion +General, The (1998)/Coyle, Brendan/O'Toole, Jeffrey/Quigley, Mark (I)/Kelly, Darragh/Reid, Jim (I)/O'Neill, Tommy (I)/Dennehy, Ned/Healy, Darren/Wycherley, Don/McGinley, Sean/Hickey, Paul (I)/Dunne, Mark/Murphy, Tom (I)/Byrne, Jason (I)/Dunbar, Adrian/Carey, David (III)/Laverty, Frank/Conroy, Brendan/O'Neill, Owen (I)/Laffan, Pat/Flood, Kevin/Miley, Darren/Hurley, Kieran/Owens, Eamonn/Wilmot, Ronan/McGovern, Barry/Kinevane, Pat/Crowley, Donncha/Wilmot, David (I)/Murphy, Vinny (I)/Condren, Patrick/Barry, Alan/Daly, Peter-Hugo/MacLiam, Eanna/Flynn, Tony (II)/Bennett, Andrew (I)/McGrath, Brian/Kelty, Gavin/Brennan, Stephen (I)/Kearney, Gerard (I)/O'Malley, Des (I)/O'Brien, Mick (II)/Cronin, John (II)/Gleeson, Brendan/Fox, Anthony/Melia, Frank/Geraghty, Clive/Deegan, Karl/O'Toole, John (I)/Sheridan, Jim (I)/Cave, Des/Fitzgerald, Ciarán/Voight, Jon/Williams, Roxanna/Moriarty, Aoife/O'Neill, Colleen (II)/Leavy, Pat/Schwartz, Liz/Cahill, Lynn (I)/Lineham, Niamh/Conroy, Neilí/McIvor, Emma/Ball, Angeline/White, Cathy (I)/Kent, Anne/Kennedy, Maria Doyle/Hedges, Ami/Gorby, Maebh/Doyle, Ann +Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)/Winslow, George/Young, James R./Fuller, Robert (I)/Geray, Steven/Aladdin (I)/Hicks, Chuck/Frazer, Alex/Chefe, Jack/Seymour, Harry/Reid, Elliott/Moultrie, James/Tannen, Charles (I)/Foulk, Robert/Davis, George (I)/Wessel, Dick/Holmes, Taylor/Del Val, Jean/Mostovoy, Leo/Mattox, Matt/Coburn, Charles/Hedloe, John/Cabanne, William/Paix, Alfred/Willenz, Max/Dalio, Marcel/Chakiris, George/Letondal, Henri/Kert, Larry/Carey Jr., Harry/Sedan, Rolfe/Montgomery, Ray (I)/Peters, Ralph (I)/Moultrie, Fred (II)/Noonan, Tommy/Close, John/Nyman, Ron/Martell, Alphonse/Camlin, Peter/Sylvestre, Philip/Wilson, Don (I)/De Ravenne, Charles/Nichols, Robert (I)/De Briac, Jean/Wendell, Howard/Monroe, Marilyn/Theodore, Lee/Russell, Jane (I)/Flowers, Bess/Varden, Norma/Neill, Noel +George of the Jungle (1997)/Church, Thomas Haden/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Schoeber, Hans/Denk, Alexander/Pennell, Jon/Giddings, Peter F./Scott, Keith (I)/Perry, John Bennett/Glenn, Tim/Brown, Willie (I)/Cook, Harve/Chinyamurindi, Michael/Cardoza, Benjamin John/Benrubi, Abraham/Cheshier, Lydell M./Roundtree, Richard/Camus, Michel/Johnson, Rodney Louis/Cardoza, Noah John/Cruttwell, Greg/Gentry, Jake/Kadi, Nicholas/NGom, Abdoulaye/Griffin, Garrett (I)/Cleese, John/Fraser, Brendan/Elfman, Richard/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Mann, Leslie/Bowles, Lauren/Harris, Samantha (I)/Taylor, Holland/Kerner, Jeannette/Smith, Afton/Zanoline, Carrie/McDonald, Jewel/Perri, Valerie/Joe, Terilyn/Blas, Margo/Miller, Kelly (I) +Gerry (2002)/Damon, Matt/Affleck, Casey +Get Carter (1971)/Quigley, Godfrey/Aris, Ben/Mosley, Bryan/Hussey, John (I)/Edwards, Glynn/Osborne, John (II)/Dees, Maxwell/Howard, Carl/Hendry, Ian (I)/Rigby, Terence/Beckley, Tony/Caine, Michael (I)/Sewell, George/Armstrong, Alun/Brennan, Kevin (I)/Dale, Ellis/Bindon, John/Hepton, Bernard/Quarmby, John/Hockey, Alan/Ekland, Britt/Dunham, Rosemarie/Michaels, Yvonne/Sherman, Geraldine/Wilde, Denea/Markham, Petra/McKenzie, Liz/Atwood, Kitty/Moffat, Geraldine/Merlyn, Joy/White, Dorothy (II) +Get Carter (2000)/Scheelar, Darryl/Rourke, Mickey/Moore, John (VIII)/Kay, Stephen T./Labine, Tyler/Boone Junior, Mark/Stallone, Sylvester/Cook, Michel/McGinley, John C./Lea, David/Strong, Johnny (II)/Cantner, Riley/Sanford, Garwin/Stallone, Frank (I)/Cassini, John/Duggan, Chris/Caine, Michael (I)/Pervakov, Alexander/Danzie, Rydell/Cameron, Yves/Lee, Rob (II)/Sizemore, Tom/Rumain, Michael/Cumming, Alan/DeVeaux, Nathaniel/Mitra, Rhona/Brayton, Morgan/Lowe, Crystal/Mol, Gretchen/Smith, Lauren Lee/Cook, Rachael Leigh/Fleming, Carrie (I)/Gould, Saskia/Richardson, Miranda (I) +Get Over It (2001)/Castillo, Mario (II)/Sisqó/Hanks, Colin/Feldman, Josh (I)/Coolio/West, Shane/Garrick, Brad/Coristine, Michael/Wong, Jeffrey/Liddell, Troy/O'Haver, Tommy/Holmes, Jamie (I)/Bench, Park/Roberts, Shawn (II)/Thompson, Reuben/McGillivray, Andrew/Tiefenbach, Dov/Short, Martin (I)/Whittaker, Jonathon/Paquette, Louis/Khajuria, Ravi/Begley Jr., Ed/Enright, Daniel/Ho, Pak-Kwong/Benson, Chris (I)/Boisvert, Michael/Fernandez, Shawn (II)/Robb, Jesse/Kremko, Michael/Patterson, Patrick (I)/Chung, Albert/Truelove, Danny/Bushell, Brent/Babcock, Jack Thomas/Foster, Ben (I)/Jacot, Christopher/McKeen, Roger/Fahlenbock, Megan/Sagemiller, Melissa/Todd, Amy/Saldana, Zoe/Fabian, Diane/Gomes, Larissa/Calleja, Jeanie/Dunst, Kirsten/Stoimenov, Judy/Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I)/Randle-Reis, Chloe/Delond, Antoinette/Nowland, Christine/Hernandez, Catherine/Bernard, Rukiya/Kunis, Mila/Vey, Jennifer/Kurtz, Swoosie/Martins, Krista/Leis, Krista/Bax, Kylie/Etienne, Delores/Madley, Jordan/Cole, Lindsay (I)/Electra, Carmen/LeBlanc, Sadie/Butler, Jenn +Get Real (1998)/Lumsden, David (I)/Nielsen, Patrick/Rashleigh, Andy/Jones, Morgan (III)/Brimble, Ian/Hunter, Nicholas (I)/Tungate, Andy/Hawley, Richard (I)/Perkins, James (I)/Silverstone, Ben/West, David Paul/Elliot, David (V)/Barnes, Peter (IX)/Hughes, Jack (II)/Harris, Tim (I)/Gorton, Brad/Milman, Martin/Elder, Steven/White, James D./Mason, Steven (I)/Clark, Dorothy (II)/Hazeldine, Alina/May, Jacquetta/Hart, Stacy/Hanson, Charlotte (I)/Brittain, Charlotte/Redler, Amy/Buxton, Judy/Thomas, Leonie/McEnery, Kate/Taylor, Louise J. +Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005)/Augustine, Zachary/Alexander, Mark (V)/Caesar, Jahvan/Croft, Sean/Boy, Gouchy/Dione, Mohamed/Moore, Roger (III)/O'Leary, Jer/McIntosh, Shareef/Caesar, Jamal/McKay, Paul (IV)/Gordon, Balford/Antoine, Benz/Salvín, Pedro/Matlok/Berrio, Jorge/Moore, Jason (X)/Duke, Bill (I)/Scott, Keith P./Alexander, Allan/Santana, Mike/Chang, Tommy (II)/Murphy, Mantee/Smith, Shane (V)/John, Keifer/Nadrich, Garett R./Arce, Pedro Miguel/50 Cent/Gibbs, Basil/Kerr, Jerome/Perez, Burton/Priestman, Kenneth (I)/McFee, Bruce/Miller, Michael (XXX)/Walters, Ashley/Johnson, Curtis 'Ejyp'/Britos, Lenno/Rothchild, Roland/Burks, Charles Anthony/Hewitt, Jerry/Ghali, George/Miller, Omar Benson/Allen, Ryan (II)/Leon (I)/Pierre, Joseph/Bergschneider, Conrad/Williams, Bazil/Moffatt, Barry/Bishop, Angus/Naughton, Dave/Zee, Cinam/Jefferies, Marc John/Colonesse, Michael/De La Rosa, Paul/Duff, Ethan James/Pinnock, Arnold/Nunes, Paulino/Banks, Boyd/Lanier, Atif/Smith, Marlon/Walker, Sullivan/Belnavis, Kevin/Patterson, Troy Oliver/Akin, Philip/Collins, David (XI)/Ekpo, Anwan/Boyles, Joe/Duran, Dan (I)/Ramsay, Daveed/Djulius, Arnold (I)/Jeffers, Brendan/Kittles, Tory/Koaho, Mpho/Prempeh, Steve/Randolph, George (II)/Brookes, Randy/Coleman Jr., Paul D./Ritchie, Don/Hornsby, Russell/Henry, Niguel/McKay, Roy/Martin, Tristan (I)/Singleton, Shawn/Cruz, Steve (III)/Shapcott, Alexander/Fuller, P.J./McKay, Mark (II)/Fino, Luis/Devore, Rashaad Robert/Goodwin, Malcolm (I)/Lewis, Leaford/Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Adewale/Brown, Kevin (I)/Johnston, Rogue/Pellegrino, Frank (I)/White, Jerome (IV)/Daigle, Jean/Howard, Terrence/Owens, Destan/Fischbarg, Victor/Coke, Lloyd/Desil, Richardson/Neil, Scott/Bayne, Lawrence/Bubba (I)/Barnhardt, Malik/Alza, Walter/Paul, Brian (I)/Ockimey, James/Hull, Marlon/Espinal, Josaine I./Gomez, Victor/Williams, Wes (I)/Armstrong, Christopher/Lee, Vivian (III)/Lengyell, Jessica Rose/Duncan, Arlene/Rodriguez, Stephanie/Musa, Zainab/McPherson, Patricia (II)/Miller, Renee/Bryant, Joy/Madden, Vanessa/Chaves, Martha/Nurse, Juliette/Williams, Shana (II)/Pizano, Beatriz/Brache, Denia/Russo, Melissa/Vammaro, Stefania/Reeder, Serena/Peguero, Anarosa/Parks, Gloria/Hamilton, Quancetia/Wright, Shane (III)/Hill, Anastasia/Grant, Andrea/Grant, Venice/Davis, Dalecia (I)/Berger, Paulina/Mickel, DeAdra P./Mengana, Angelica/Brown, Keneisha/Goodridge, Tchastoni/Brown, Keisha/Davis, Viola (I)/Boahen, Linda/Brown, Rhyon Nicole/Zachary, Keisha 'Ma'at'/Johnson, Tracey/De Castro, Mercedez +Get Shorty (1995)/Gandolfini, James/Sonnenfeld, Barry/Conley, Jack/Scotti, Vito/Travolta, John/Phifer, Zack/Montalvo, Jay/Manza, Ralph/Karabatsos, Ron/Ferrero, Martin/Goossen, Greg/Piccolo, Rino (I)/Vargas, Jacob/Gries, Jon/Keitel, Harvey/Rocco, Alex/Breen, Patrick/Garvin, Brian Reed/Frizzelle, Zed/Paymer, David/Cothran Jr., John/Groh, David/DeVito, Danny/Palmer, Ernest 'Chili'/Slayton, Bobby/Victor, Harry (I)/Dennis, Alfred/Hackman, Gene/Lindo, Delroy/Wayne, Big Daddy/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Hocke, Bernard/Farina, Dennis/Stephen, Jeffrey J./Waddell, Amber/Marshall, Penny (I)/Russo, Rene/Hart, Linda/Arthur, Rebeca/Bega, Leslie/Props, Renee/Scott, Donna W./Kemp, Stephanie/Burke, Carlease (I)/Midler, Bette/Waddell, Alison +Getaway, The (1972)/Crockett, Dick/Johnson, Ben (I)/Bright, Richard (I)/Kannon, Jim/Bissonette, Bruce/Splittgerber, Tommy/Bryson, John (I)/Colley, Martin/Kutach, W. Dee/Thomas, Ivan (II)/Pickens, Slim (I)/Bush, Tommy/Hart, Bill (I)/Jones, Whitney/Dodson, Jack/Lettieri, Al/Smith, Hal/Runyon, Tom/Jenson, Roy (I)/Camp, A.L./Lowry, Brick/Newton, Stacy/Hopkins, Bo/Taylor, Dub (I)/Veal, Bob/Dudley, Doug/Savage, O.S./McQueen, Steve (I)/King, Raymond (I)/King, Brenda W./Gonzalez, Maggie/MacGraw, Ali/Struthers, Sally/White, C.W. +Getaway, The (1994)/McKenna, Scott/Williams, Justin (I)/Southerland, Boots/Martinez, Louis (I)/Morse, David (I)/Donaldson, Peter (I)/Villarreal, Daniel (I)/Fornof, J.W. 'Corkey'/Baldwin, Alec/Orozco, Maurice/Pulford, Don (I)/Farnsworth, Richard/Allen, Phil (I)/Moseley, Bill/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Madsen, Michael (I)/Woods, James (I)/Kirk, Gary (I)/Taylor, Rick (III)/Stephens, James (I)/Gilliam, Burton (I)/Hernandez, Sammy/Colon, Alex/Applegate, Royce D./Huff, Bob/Dobbs, George (II)/Endoso, Kenny/Huff, Elaine/Soto, Jo Ann/Dedo, Debbie/Sanders, Peppi/Hawk, Michele/Tilly, Jennifer/Basinger, Kim +Gettysburg (1993)/Maurer, Joshua D./Leone, Steve/Elliott, Sam/Hershberger, Kevin/Termo, Leonard/Heffron, John/Dixon, MacIntyre/Fife, Thomas/Applegate, Royce D./Lance, Jay/Ayer, Joe/Harvey, Alex (I)/Ayer, Eric/Lang, Stephen (I)/Baumann, Daniel/Kinsolving, Charles Lester/Gilmore, Gary (I)/Kane, Ivan/Winton, Graham/Conway, Kevin (I)/Diehl, John/Moseley, Frank/Turner, Ted (I)/Mallon, Brian/Ruddy, Tim/Atterbury, Henry/Mays, Tom/Berenger, Tom/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Werner, C. George/Rothman, John/Lancaster, James/Stuart, James Patrick/Campbell, Bill (I)/Brandy, Adam (I)/Durant, John/Rebich, Ted/Callahan, Michael (I)/Heffner, George/MacLean, Reid/Starlin, Russel/Schmidt, Emile O./Horgan, Conn/Kiester, Richard/Egen, Brian James/Moses, Mark/Taylor, Buck (I)/Caulfield, Maxwell/Letscher, Matt/Fiske, David/Sheen, Martin/Carpenter, David (I)/Fitzpatrick, John (I)/Kozlosky, Ted/Phillips, Michael (III)/Scott, Timothy (I)/Mulroney, Kieran/Brown, Dwier/Danielewski, Mark Z./Pohanka, Brian/Ramoz, Ken DeSoto/Ginther, Greg/Miller, Peter (IV)/Jordan, Richard (I)/Burton, Warren/Wharton, Darryl/Gentile, Vee/Nisley, Arnold/Chamblin, Daniel/Anderson, Richard (I)/Logue, Donal/Burns, Ken (I)/Hodge, Robert Lee/McGurgan, Frank/Cole, David C./Kochien, Kenneth/Bradford, Curtis/Howell, C. Thomas/Lucas, Robert (II)/McEvoy, Barry/Gorman, Patrick (I)/Sheppard, William Morgan/Hadfield, John (I)/Utz, Curtis/Prine, Andrew/Fuqua, Joseph/Campbell, Scott Allan/Resh, Brian/Mitchell, Herb/Maxwell, Jonathan (I)/Falci, Patrick/Sangi, Lawrence/Lazenby, George/Walker, Trent/Mehaffey, Scott/Brinkman, Bo/Huckabee, Cooper/Leisenring, Rick/Landon, Tom (I)/Mitchell, Sandy (I)/Maxwell, Olivia (I) +Ghost (1990)/Finnegan, Tom/Keene, Christopher J. (I)/Swayze, Patrick/Thompson, Derek (V)/Curley, Thom/Jittlov, Mike/Schiavelli, Vincent/Hugh, John (I)/Sullivan, J. Christopher/Root, Stephen (I)/Foley, Macka/Blunt, Augie/Aviles, Rick/Kleber, Rick/Faraj, Said/Jarchow, Bruce/Leeds, Phil/Tsoutsouvas, Sam/Cort, William/Goldwyn, Tony/Lawrence, Stanley/Breslau, Sharon/Breslau, Susan/Drake, Laura/Brenner, Faye/Beltran, Alma/Moore, Demi/McQueen, Armelia/Estrada, Angelina/Zucker, Charlotte/Lindsey, Minnie Summers/Boggs, Gail/Goldberg, Whoopi/Deignan, Martina/Bonnell, Vivian/Lockridge, Mabel/Rubin, Sondra +Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The (1947)/Stevenson, Houseley/Harrison, Rex (I)/Slaven, Buster/Coote, Robert/Holmes, Stuart/Sanders, George (I)/Kane, Whitford/Stelling, William/Thursby, David/Best, Edna/Lee, Anna (I)/Tierney, Gene/Brown, Vanessa (I)/Freeman, Helen/Wood, Natalie (I)/Wilde, Heather/Elsom, Isobel/Horne, Victoria +Ghost and the Darkness, The (1996)/Annamalai, Satchu/Hill, Bernard/Khan, Raheem/Ferns, Alex/McCardie, Brian/Devnarain, Jack/Middlekoop, George/Kani, John/Masters, Giles/Gabela, Glen/Nwamba, Richard/Gifford, Patrick/Douglas, Michael (I)/Lorentz, Nick/Cele, Henry/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Egelhof, Kurt (I)/Kilmer, Val/Reddy, Teddy/Padayachee, Kaycey/Gifford, Justin/Puri, Om/Mortimer, Emily +Ghost Busters (1984)/Todisco, Mario/Margulies, David/Walton, Bill (I)/Dilg, Larry/Ray, Harrison/Grimsby, Roger/Mancini, Ric/Bandel, Murray/Carhart, Timothy/Hollis, Tommy/Moranis, Rick/King, Larry (I)/Hardie, James/Ensign, Michael/De Bello, John (II)/Stone, Danny (II)/Rubin, Murray/Tash, Steven/Schmieg, Joe/VelJohnson, Reginald/Matlock, Norman/Reitman, Ivan/Bilzarian, Larry/Levin, Charles (I)/Murray, Bill (I)/May, Winston/Grover, Stanley/Medjuck, Joe/Aykroyd, Dan/Marzano, Joseph/Del Genio, Lenny/Trafas, Paul/Wynkoop, Christopher/Atherton, William/Rivers, Frank/Kasem, Casey/Charney, Jordan/Moses, Sam/Ramis, Harold/Ring, John/McDermott, Tom (I)/Cafiso, Matteo/Cirillo, Joe/Franklin, Joe (I)/Rothman, John/Hudson, Ernie/Estes, Eldo Ray/Patton, Frank (III)/Turner, Frances (I)/Nealy, Frances E./Edwards, Paddi/Goldman, Wendy/Oliver, Ruth/Weaver, Sigourney/Merin, Eda Reiss/Janssen, Kathryn/Jovan, Slavitza/Birchenfield, Cheryl/Gemignani, Rhoda/Henry, Carol Ann/Kelly, Nancy (III)/Potts, Annie/Drummond, Alice/Kasem, Jean/Herrin, Kymberly/Gibson, Deborah (I)/Runyon, Jennifer/Dworkin, Patty +Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999)/Rabelo, José/Nittoli, Alfred/Vella, Vinny/Cook, Jonathan Teague/Jeffreys, Chuck/Shi, Yan Ming/Whitaker, Damon/Whitaker, Forest/Rigano, Joseph (I)/Lopez, Roberto (I)/Liu, Dennis/Tormey, John/Sturiano, Jerry/Alagna, Salvatore/Ruffini, Gene/Caban, Angel/RZA/Silva, Henry/Viverito, Vince/Hector, Jamie/Stinking, Dead And/Rigo, Tony (I)/Diomede, Paul/Howe, Tracy (I)/Sallahr, Deflon/Minucci, Frank/Guay, Kenny/Bryce, Scott/Farmer, Gary/Grills, Gano/King, Timbo/Da Raider, Clay/De Bankolé, Isaach/Portnow, Richard/Kruger, Dreddy/Adonis, Frank/Cornel, Touché/Shearer, Harry/Argo, Victor/Gorman, Cliff/Todisco, Jerry/Ford, Clebert/Peck, Jordan/Winbush, Camille/Angela, Sharon (I)/Valentin, Luz/Hollingshead, Vanessa/Vessey, Tricia/Bluestone, Rene +Ghost Ship (2002)/Gardiner, Iain/Ruggiero, Bob/Urban, Karl/Eldard, Ron/Watt, Cameron/Byrne, Gabriel/Washington, Isaiah (I)/Harrington, Desmond/Bieshaar, Adam/Dimitriades, Alex/Giddens, Jamie/Brkic, Boris/Rettondini, Francesca/Margulies, Julianna/Browning, Emily +Ghost World (2001)/Bennett, Tracy (I)/Buscemi, Steve/Schneider, Charles (II)/Hernandez, Ernie/McAvoy, Edward T./Grey, Martin/Bunnell, John/Graves, Daniel/Hillman, Sid/Jones, J.J. Bad Boy/Buzzington, Ezra/Gilbert, Brett/Keith, Paul/Renfro, Brad/Barnwell, Randall/Heitz, Alan/Michaely, Joel/Cross, David (II)/Sheridan, Dave (I)/Chanslor, Michael/Matusky, James/Reid, Tai/La Botz, Jake/Thyne, T.J./Murray, Jeff (I)/Solowitz, Alex/Stevenson Jr., Charles C./Rector, Jerry (I)/Healy, Pat (I)/McGowan, Tom (II)/Klein, Larry (V)/Balaban, Bob/Wheeler, Joshua/Sie, James/Yonally, Patrick/Pierson, Steve/Jacobs, Brian (I)/Pittman, Chachi/Vann, Marc/Fischler, Patrick/Yarrow, Peter/Fors, Alexander/Doherty, Matt (I)/Sikora, Joseph/Hernandez, Felice/George, Brian (I)/Wood, Nate (I)/Irion, Johnny/Parker, Larry (II)/Ketcham, Tony/Glover, Bruce (I)/Blair, Joan M./Jordan, Janece/Palmer, Margaret Kontra/Berger, Anna (I)/Bisco, Joy/Garr, Teri/Azar, Debra/DeMasi, Kacee/Salinger, Diane/Bowles, Lauren/Douglas, Illeana/Johansson, Scarlett/Bogue, Mary/Girardot, Lindsey/Travis, Stacey (I)/Birch, Thora/Peldon, Ashley/Jones, Dylan (IV)/DeMilo, Venus/Bell, Rini/Martin, Kaileigh/White, Michelle Marie/Derryberry, Debi/Scott, Lorna +Ghostbusters II (1989)/Neame, Christopher (III)/Brown, Bobby (I)/Seale, Douglas/Fuller, Kurt/Villaseñor, Christopher/Ratcliff, Kariim/Rosenstein, Ira S./Murray, Bill (I)/MacNicol, Peter/Margulies, David/Dimascio, Angelo/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Hall, Philip Baker/Lawner, Mordecai/Zimmerman, Alex/Holland, Erik/Schneider, Mark (I)/von Homburg, Wilhelm/Aykroyd, Dan/Wilbur, George P./Dunn, Kevin (I)/Dugan, Tom (II)/Stein, Ben (I)/Yulin, Harris/Moran, Michael P./Colucci, George G./Moranis, Rick/Lustig, Aaron/Marin, Cheech/Foronjy, Richard/Florek, Dave/Reitman, Jason/Baker, Steve (II)/Ramis, Harold/Beuth, Robert Alan/Hudson, Ernie/Glanzmann, Ray/Deutschendorf II, Henry J./Cummins, Ron/Hammil, John/Monaco, Ralph/Flanagan, Walter (II)/Deutschendorf, William T./Trainor, Mary Ellen/Leong, Page/Boehm, Susan/Cruise, Yvette/Margolin, Janet/Reitman, Catherine/Potts, Annie/Ovitz, Judy/Weaver, Sigourney/Pappas, Valery/Ward, Olivia (I)/Kramer, Sharon/Troy, Louise/Webb, Chloe +Ghosts of Mars (2001)/Duran, Dave (I)/Caro, Damon/McGrath, Doug/Edelstein, Rick (III)/Cube, Ice/Barela, Richard/Gruessing Jr., James W./Randall, Chad/Knowles, Harry Jay/Sebastian, Lobo/Linn, Rex/Trujillo, Anthony M./Grant, Rodney A./Davis, Duane/Nelson, Christopher Allen/Carradine, Robert/Waite, Liam/Romero, Chance/Krawic, Michael/Nolan, Matt/Cetrone, Richard/Jason, Peter/Martinez, Louie (I)/Simmons, J. Nathan/Statham, Jason/Sanchez, Paul (IV)/Cuny, Marty/Burgio, Danielle/Holden, Marjean/Forsyth, Rosemary/Henstridge, Natasha/Grier, Pam/De Jesus, Wanda/Cornwell, Charlotte/DuVall, Clea/Weisinger, Eileen/Cassidy, Joanna +Ghosts of Mississippi (1996)/Hardin, Jerry/Williams, Dijon S./Stallings, Jim/Harley, Jim/Bryson, Ed/Howard, Rance/Woods, James (I)/Carmichael, Stokely/Armstrong, Louis E./Rumph, Sky/Taylor, Frank Hoyt/Doan, C.R./Stahl, Richard/Horhn, John A./King, Martin Luther/Louis, Joe/McKennah, Brandon/O'Keefe, Michael (I)/Owens, Jesse (I)/Hewes, Michael/Romano, Andy/Kennedy, John F./Wolchok, James Marshall/Bennett, Ben (II)/Tello, Joseph/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Howard, William (II)/Dennis, Delmar/Carpenter, David (I)/Best, James Homer/Baldwin, Alec/Kopache, Thomas/Keener, Eliott/Macy, William H./Rogers, Wayne (I)/Armstrong, David (VII)/Lund, Jordan/Riehle, Richard/Levine, Jerry/Evers, Darrell/O'Quinn, Terry/Van Evers, James/Peters, Brock/Barry, Thom/Nelson, Craig T./Linn, Rex/Henderson, Bill (I)/Bieri, Ramon/Evers, Keenan K./Cobbs, Bill/Black, Lucas (II)/Lawless, Fenton/Pickens Jr., James/Strasser, Michael/Thomas, Monty/Haynes, Curtis Tyler/Sullivan II, John M./Robinson, Jackie (I)/Donald, William L./X, Malcolm/Bass Sr., L.D./Smitrovich, Bill/Henderson, G. Ja'ron/Vega, Alexa/Hunley, Sarah/Ladd, Diane/Jenkins, Jane (I)/Larrymore Kelly, Rae'Ven/French, Leigh/King, Yolanda/Madsen, Virginia/Wade, Maggie/LeRoy, Zoaunne/Goldberg, Whoopi/Costello, Tracey/Ford, Eva/Shepard, Maridean Mansfield/Bellamy, Diana/Lovell, Marilyn (I)/Bartlett, Bonnie/Martindale, Margo/Randolph, Katherine/Evers-Everette, Nicole/Carter, Finn/Thompson, Susanna/Andre, Jill +Giant (1956)/Teague, Guy/Wiley, John/Harris, Sam (II)/Holliman, Earl/Lomas, Jack/Bishop, Richard (II)/Jara, Maurice/Meredith, Charles (I)/Caler, John/Hopper, Dennis/Rivero, Julian/Alvarado, Fernando (I)/Kay, Steven (II)/Taylor, Rod (I)/Nichols, Robert (I)/Stevens, Bert (I)/Dunn, Pete (I)/Vacío, Natividad/Turich, Felipe/Dean, James (I)/Holmes, Stuart/Fix, Paul/White, Dan (I)/Kruger, Paul (I)/Millan, Victor/Shurley, Bob/Hale, Bill (I)/Monroe, Tom (I)/Hudson, Rock/Talbot, Slim/Aguilar, Perfideo/Adams, Nick (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Dunn, George (I)/Williams, Rush/Watts, Charles (I)/Sayre, Jeffrey/Scourby, Alexander/Garcia, John (II)/Mineo, Sal/Morella, Tony/Hamilton, Marc (I)/Moore, Carl/Ramirez, Ramon/Bennett, Ray (I)/Whiting, Napoleon/Baker, Eddie (I)/Wills, Chill/Jiminez, David/Villalobos, Francisco (I)/Driscoll, Tex/Miller, Harold (I)/Wooley, Sheb/Terhune, Max/Hale, Monte/Maynard, Kermit/Simpson, Mickey/Whitley, Ray/Bishop, Dave (I)/Crane, Colleen/Lent, Judy/McCambridge, Mercedes/Bryar, Claudia/Edwards, Mary Ann/Greenwood, Ethel/Poindexter, Ina/Dillaway, Dana/Crane, Marlene/Bennett, Fran (II)/Craig, Carolyn (I)/Cortland, Pat/Lent, Jill/Aguirre, Elsa/Thompson, Wanda Lee/Barrie, Barbara/Ethridge, Ella/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Randall, Martha/Werner, Christine/Sutherland, Mitzi/Cárdenas, Elsa/Friedman, Vera Lee/Cashen, Georgann/Menard, Tina/Gates, Maxine/Del Rey, Pilar/Majalca, Ana Maria/Baker, Carroll/Evelyn, Judith/Cashen, Mary Ann/Withers, Jane/Nash, Noreen/Ellis, Juney +Gift, The (2000)/McGilvray, Hunter/Stephens, S.D./Parlin Jr., Samuel E./Kinnear, Greg/Bragg, Jeff/Cole, Gary (I)/James, Clay/Beach, Cameron/Simmons, J.K./Johnson, Dallas (II)/Reddick, Ed/Lawrence, Lucky/Wineteer, Ray/Reeves, Keanu/Brannen, David/Greer, Stuart/Peacock, Benjamin/Lewis, Nathan Lee/Elfman, Danny/Comegys, Russ/Cord, Erik/Chambers, Kipp/Jeter, Michael/Ribisi, Giovanni/Beasley, John (I)/Edens, Sam/Ross, Chelcie/Pawlak, D.J./Mo (V)/Edwards, Buck (I)/Provence, Lynnsee/Kutz, Boots/Koon, Rebecca/Preddy, Robby/Dickens, Kim/McLeod, Janell/Harris, Rosemary (I)/Young, Yvetta/Blanchett, Cate/Holmes, Katie/Swank, Hilary +Gigi (1958)/Marsac, Maurice/Saget, Roger/Musson, Bernard/Winebrenner, Leroy/Bean, Richard (III)/Chevalier, Maurice (I)/Jourdan, Louis (I)/Ozenne, Jean/Rossen, Ohad/Bergerac, Jacques/Ary, Jack/Trevan, Jack/Jerome, Edwin/de Lapparent, Hubert/Abbott, John (I)/Bertrand, Jacques (II)/Wand, Betty/Neumann, Dorothy/Provost, Jeanne/Arnaud, Marie-Hélène/Feindt, Cilly/Mersen, Anne-Marie/van Vooren, Monique/Jeans, Isabel/Caron, Leslie/Sheehan, Pat (I)/Simms, Marilyn/Gingold, Hermione/Plose, Maruja/Marchand, Corinne/Gabor, Eva/Stevens, Lydia +Gigli (2003)/Bradford, Les/Hamilton, Hunter/Hensler, Zach/Pacino, Al/Hislop, Scott/Ketchum, Dwight P./Van Norden, Peter/Vinson, Robert/Durell, R.J./Sergott, Matt/Wilson, Kevin (VII)/Affleck, Ben/Meismer, Mark/Venito, Lenny/Earl, Shaun/Walken, Christopher/Henschel, Brandon/Giebenhain, Todd/Schultz, Robert (II)/Mulholland, Ross/Backus, David/Slaughter, Jeri/Pressman, David (I)/Johnson, Dondraico/Martínez, Luis Alberto (III)/Wilson, Tovaris/Ruelas, Zeke/Vassallo, Salvatore/Camilleri, Terry/Hoffman, Robert (X)/Sites, Brian (I)/Bonfadini, David/Givens, Samuel/Silver, Robert (I)/Casey, Brian (II)/Bartha, Justin/Lewis, Melanie (II)/Long, Brooke/Oborne, Jenni/Fatovich, Alex/Klimaszewski, Elaine/Tuazon, Nikki/Stephens, Megan/Wilson, Tara (II)/Kazan, Lainie/Thesman, Giggi/Ellis, Nadine/Suckling, Jenny Lynn/Fenner, Shelby/Cooper, Kelly/Barbosa-Adams, Theresa/Oglesby, Brandi/Seeger, Jenny/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Crider, 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(I)/Boniface, Symona/Brunetti, Argentina/Flowers, Bess/Eliscu, Fernanda/Rey, Rosa/Hayworth, Rita/Raye, Soretta/Roman, Ruth/Bara, Nina +Gin gwai (2002)/Chin, Cub/Png, Pierre/Wu, Tian Nan/Annuar, Wisarup/Kuntipan, Wirasinee/Yung, Wai-Ho/Jim, Pui Ho/Chen, Edmund/Chou, Lawrence/Duriensuk, Sopol/Poon, Ming/Sombatruksasuk, Nonlaporn/Yip, Wilson/Lee, Hing Kim/Cummee, Sungwen/Leung, Tao/Chin, Wing-Wai/Thrasarchoti, Wasarat/Leelanukul, Somchai/Mahachanok, Vuanna/Yuen, Ben/Hongrattanaporn, Pornchai/Sawadee, Dampongongtrakul/Duangtoy, Jinda/Damrongwiseeatpanich/So, Yut Lai/Chotphan, Ousinthorn/Jeamsakol, Panpimol/Rujinanon, Chutcha/Suthornrat, Nittaya/Lau, Yuk Ha/Lau, Mylio/Wang, Sue Yuen/Junjiamrat, Narongsak/Lee, Angelica/Wong, Yuet Siu/Ko, Yin Ping/Aeamsamang, Kanta/Wu, Florence/Thongtiw, Busarn/Ho, Si Won/Nuntasapee, Tassanana/Lo, Candy +Ging chaat goo si (1985)/Tung, Bill/Lam, Ben/Fung, Hark-On/Lau, Chi-Wing/Chow, Danny/Tong, Ken/Mars (I)/Kam, Hing Ying/Chan, Jackie (I)/Wan, Fat/Lam, Kwok-Hung/Lei, Siu-Tin/Wong, Paul (III)/Cho, Charlie/Lent, Tom/Woo, Fung/Chor, Yuen/Tai, Po/Lin, Brigitte/Cheung, Maggie/Lo, Money/Yu, Winnie +Ginger Snaps (2000)/Robertson, Graeme/Taylor, Steven (I)/Bourgeois, John (I)/Nolan, Nick (I)/Moss, Jesse (II)/Ho, Pak-Kwong/Lemche, Kris/Robertson, Maxwell/Bully, Bryon/Keleghan, Peter/Redman, Christopher (I)/MacInnis, Jimmy/Lawless, Lucy/Isabelle, Katharine/Rogers, Mimi/Leese, Lindsay/Hampton, Danielle/Perkins, Emily (I)/Fulford, Wendii/Baggley, Ann +Ginger Snaps: Unleashed (2004)/Mackinnon, Jake/McNally, David (I)/Johnston, Shaun/Fassbender, Chris/Johnson, Eric (I)/Fletcher, Brendan (I)/Trigger (IV)/Adam, Susan/Campbell, Lindsey/Idlette, Patricia/Beaudoin, Michelle/Isabelle, Katharine/Kidder, Janet/Perkins, Emily (I)/Hutton, Pascale/Zydek, Marie/Maslany, Tatiana/Cairns, Coralie/Lau, Lydia +Gingerbread Man, The (1998)/Berenger, Tom/Shroyer, Sonny/Seiler, Sonny/Jordan Jr., Vernon E./Troughton, Scott/Gay, Benjamin T./Hayes, Clyde/Fitzgerald, Wilbur/Darnell, Chad/Downey Jr., Robert/Branagh, Kenneth/Huffines, Brad/Manhatton, Mike/Prokop, Patrick/Smith, L.H./Hartridge, Walter/Weathers, Doug/Crabb, Bill/Cooper, Jeremy (I)/Pniewski, Mike/Pearson, Jay S./Dye, Richie/Pallone, Gregory F./Alpert, Gregory/James, Jesse (I)/Cunningham, Bill (II)/Reid, Ferguson/Jordan, David (I)/Greer, Stuart/Brannen, George Lyndel/Carden, Paul/Grimshaw, Jim/James, Shane/Bednarz, Mark/Thorp, William/Duvall, Robert (I)/Jarrett, Gregg (II)/Darst, Danny/Hirsberg, David/Soucy, Jin Hi/Minor, Bob/Tootle, Chip/Kelsey, Herb/Marlene, Lydia/Whitman, Mae/Perce, Julia Ryder/Hendrix, Nathalie/Eckard, Beth/Newcott, Rosemary/Stewart, Alice/Cooper, Michelle Benjamin/Young, Vanessa (I)/Davidtz, Embeth/Arthur, Wren/Beyer, Troy/Costrini, Angela/Beasley, Angela/Janssen, Famke/Hannah, Daryl/Seabrook, Christine/Beasley, Alyson/Tootle, Grace/Edgeman, Lori Beth/White, Myrna/Hardy, Nita +Girl Next Door, The (2004)/Soshi/Smith, Freddy/Kolodziej, Brian/Mettia, Rudy/Hirsch, Emile/Henderson, Josh (I)/Seckel, Danny/Garcia, Hector (I)/Williams, Ellis/Wiese, Matt 'Horshu'/Amaya, Ricardo/Mond, Ray/Dano, Paul/Aulicino, Paul/Scott, John-Clay/Irons, Brandon/Lane, Gary (III)/Lane, Larry (II)/Villani, Michael/Thomas, Nicholas (I)/Marquette, Chris/Herrera, Tomas/Remar, James/Beck, Ossie/Bottoms, Timothy/Tilley, Parker/Fancy, Richard/Downs, Nicholas/Klass, Dan/Pierron, Martin/Garretson, Dane/Lee, Ulysses/Duggan, Bill/Bodden, Alonzo/Gordon, Charles (I)/Laskaway, Harris/Stuart, Laird/Sternberg, Marc/Abraham, James/Olyphant, Timothy/Blumberg, Stuart/Bland, John Harrington/Sabga, Mike/Leone, Chris/Riblett, Sean/Young, Jacob (II)/St. Croix, Steven/Tuan, Shu Lan/Bullock, Donna/Cuthbert, Elisha/Fabian, Stephanie/McGoohan, Catherine/Gerard, Tara/Arcé, Maria/Tabish, Kayla/Swisten, Amanda/Wilde, Olivia (II)/Reeser, Autumn/McDougal, Karen/Osburn, Julie/Lee, Sung Hi/Beebe, Reda/DiBenedetti, Michelle/Buck, Beth/Stuart, Katie (II) +Girl with a Pearl Earring (2003)/Sibenaler, 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Elliot/Morgan, Trevor (I)/Noth, Chris/Skarsgård, Stellan/Morse, Wayne (II)/Johnson, Harry (I)/Wilson, Rachel (I)/Webster, Kim (I)/Barrentine, Mia/Bruckner, Agnes/Jones, January (I)/Sackheim, Leslie/Lane, Diane (I)/Danziger, Maia/Baker, Kathy (I)/Vera, Julia/Alda, Rutanya/Ittelson, Stephanie/Sobieski, Leelee/Wilson, Rita (I)/Hirson, Alice/McLaughlin, Maya/Nordin, Michele/Shavers, China/Pope, Carly +Glen or Glenda (1953)/Thompson, William C. (I)/Crafts, Charles/Lugosi, Bela/Thomas, Harry (I)/Farrell, Timothy (I)/Talbot, Lyle/Wood Jr., Edward D./Weiss, George (I)/Walter, Mr./DeZita, Captain/Brooks, Conrad (I)/Haynes, 'Tommy'/Bederski, Henry/Speril, Shirley/Miles, Helen (II)/Wood, Evelyn/Fuller, Dolores +Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)/Ciccolella, Jude/Butler, Paul (I)/Jones, Neal/Snegoff, Gregory/Baldwin, Alec/Pacino, Al/Arkin, Alan/Cheung, George/Pryce, Jonathan/Harris, Ed (I)/Rossen, Barry/Altman, Bruce/Lee, Dana (I)/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Dunne, Murphy/Lemmon, Jack/Chinn, Lori Tan/French, Leigh/Payne, Julie (I) +Glimmer Man, The (1996)/Ivanov, Viktor (I)/Strong, Johnny (II)/Jason, Peter/Porvaznik, Eric/Stock, Jesse/Mills, Stephen (I)/Raci, Paul/Jackson, John M./Wong, Albert (I)/French, Michael Bryan/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Williams, Ellis/Coleman, Fritz/Cockrum, Dennis/Gant, Richard/Bluto, John/Seagal, Steven/Cox, Brian (I)/Conrad, Sid/Cutrona, Ryan/Tamburro, Michael/Couts, George/Gunton, Bob/Wayans, Keenen Ivory/Apisa, Robert/Mailhouse, Robert/Tanner, Richard/White, Kevin (I)/Laskaway, Harris/Fisher, George (III)/Gulino, John P./Johnson, Michelle (I)/Robie, Wendy/Osterwald, Bibi/Swall, Stacey/Reno, Susan (I)/Shepard, Maridean Mansfield/Lindsley, Blake/Cox, Nikki/Studen, Stacy/Carraway, Patricia/Rowland, Paige/Yee, Nancy/Shen, Freda Foh/Fournier, Mireille/Vega, Alexa +Glitter (2001)/Allodi, James/Heslip, Joe/Brown, Rich (III)/Tessaro, Chris/Egan, Michael (V)/Cantuba, Paul/Craig, Simon (II)/Castaldo, Craig/Estrella, Craig/Keith, Kevin (I)/Lambert, Pharaoh/Arruda, Emanuel/Paquette, Louis/Samuel, Martin (II)/Williams, Lionel/Thrash, Kyle/Sage, Bill/Nickalls, Grant/Harewood, Dorian/George, Rhett/Howard, Terrence/D'Oliveira, Damon/Shawish, Abdul/Davis, John T. (I)/Koenig, Daniel/Brown, Richard (I)/Burd, Tim/Yamamoto, Takeshi (I)/Chameroy, Dan/Joseph, Joel/Craig, Andrew (I)/Rodas, Mauricio/Olver, Matthew/Sutcliffe, Dan/Heighton, Brian/Morgan, Carlos M./Bennett, Michael S./Arias, José (II)/McLean, Mark (II)/Benét, Eric/Thompson, Tony (III)/Ackerman, Don (II)/Meinke, David (I)/Sahely, Ed/Jackson, Mike (VII)/Ritschel, Derek/Stevens, Michael (XII)/Ashbee, Anthony/Beesley, Max/Brat, Da/Folkes-LeMelle, Neisha/Daniel, Corrie/Pettiford, Valarie/Kenny, J.C./Beceiro, Courtnie/Burton, Claire/Magnuson, Ann/Roberts, Kim (I)/McNeil, Kate (I)/Todd, Amy/Wong, Carmen/Greco, Jamie (I)/Eaton, Jamia/Lakshmi, Padma/Gomes, Isabel/Carberry, Michelle/Pickering, Lindsey/Texada, Tia/Mark, Judi/Hensley, Sonya/Bennett, Marcia (I)/Edwards, Novie/Carey, Mariah/Anderson, Jeni/Kim, Tanya +Glory (1989)/Munro, Pete/Wilhoite, Benji/Desmond, Paul (II)/Haynes, Randell/Cullum, JD/Minor, Bob/St. Jacques, Raymond/Kennedy, Jihmi/Ragland, Roger/Omilami, Afemo/Goetz, Peter Michael/Levy, Mark A./Peterson, Larry (II)/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Hershberger, Kevin/Jones, Mark A. 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Karen/Krull, Suzanne/Melnick, Natasha/Krakowski, Jane/Lucky Buttons, Princess Leah/McClure, Tane (I)/Bland, Rita/Fritz, Nikki/Towne, Katharine/Holmes, Katie/Brown, Meg (II)/Polley, Sarah +Goal! (2005)/Elliot, Mike (I)/Dixon, Robert (VI)/Benítez, Rafael/Guerra, Leonardo/Dillane, Stephen/Nivola, Alessandro/Graham, Stephen (I)/Knowsley, Dean/Lennie, Louis/Lonsdale, Brian/Zidane, Zinédine/Fairbank, Christopher/Lee, Rob (XVI)/Nicholas, Stephen (II)/Crouch, Ian/Hernandez, Jonathan/Baros, Milan/von Roon, Alexander/Urano, Ren/McDermott, Neil (II)/Randall, Leslie/Li, Donald/Kidd, Andy/Cervera, Jorge/Lewis, Gary (III)/Chavas, Herman/Shearer, Alan (III)/Castillo, Alex (I)/Gonzalez, Raul (II)/Walters, Ashley/Maier, Daniel (I)/Iures, Marcel/Harðarson, Stefán/Hawthorne, Andy/Dearle, Robert/Dyer, Kieron/Johnson, Jake (I)/Heiniger, Steve/Parkin-Goodchild, Alex/Montero, Sammy/Lumley, Nicholas/Gerrard, Steven/Ross, Lee (I)/Rowbury, John/Knapman, Kevin/Black, Ian (VIII)/Jones, Rhydian/Eriksson, Sven-Göran/Johnson, Zachary/Acevedo, Toneey/Honeywell, Russell/Gomez, John (II)/Larioza, Nito/Leszek, Ernesto/Pertwee, Sean/Riise, John Arne/Heaney, Craig/Kluivert, Patrick/Tyler, Martin/Rodríguez, Alfredo (VII)/Aynsley, Callum/Tsou, Yee/Connel, Christopher/Dyson, Aidan/Johnson, Christopher (IV)/Gustav, Jack/Beckham, David/McBride, Jack (I)/Gunn, Michael (I)/Burns, Baden/O'Brien, Kieran/Johnson, Bryan (VIII)/Johnson, Brian (XIV)/Plana, Tony/Becker, Kuno/Bramble, Titus/Ellis, Greg (II)/McGowan, Peter Michael/Rnic, Peter/Sanderson, Ashlea/Friel, Anna/Evans, Maxine/Moffat, Madeleine/Colon, Miriam/Barney, Kelsey/Tomlinson, Kate/Taylor, Blondell/Ghai, Shivani/Liss, Galina/Brooks, Glynis/Jones, Lacey/Cooper, Robyn (II)/Barber, Frances/Dali, Tracy/Franklin, Louise (II)/Field-Rayner, Emma/Mizui, Yumi/Bell, Cassandra/Pla, Montse +Godfather, The (1972)/Martino, Al/Infanti, Angelo/Gilbert, Ron (I)/Caan, James/Richards, Sal/Vallelonga, Nick/Corsitto, Salvatore/Petrucelli, Rick/Vlahakis, Matthew/Lettieri, Al/Pacino, Al/Montana, Lenny/Russo, Gianni (I)/Coppola, Carmine/Lip, Tony/Torrei, Gabriele/Ruggeri, Nino/Medeglia, Father Joseph/Macetta, Frank/Richards, Burt/Rocco, Alex/Gounaris, Anthony/Gaipa, Corrado/Martino, John (I)/Cazale, John/Vigoda, Abe/Rosqui, Tom/Guss, Louis/Citti, Franco/Spinell, Joe/Grosso, Sonny/Coppola, Gian-Carlo/Brandt, Max (I)/Duvall, Robert (I)/Jurgensen, Randy/Scotti, Vito/Vantura, Ed/Bright, Richard (I)/Bond, Rudy/Grippo, Joe Lo/Hayden, Sterling/Urzì, Saro/Castellano, Richard S./Brando, Marlon/Conte, Richard/Giorgio, Tony (I)/Rendina, Victor/Marley, John/Martini Jr., Lou/Sivero, Frank (I)/Stefanelli, Simonetta/King, Morgana/Spagnuolo, Filomena/Gregg, Julie/Linero, Jeannie/Morley, Carol (I)/Keaton, Diane/Coppola, Sofia/Shire, Talia/Sheridan, Ardell/Livrano, Tere +Godfather: Part II, The (1974)/Pacino, Al/Donat, Peter/Tot, Amerigo/Coppola, Roman/Corman, Roger/Pappalardo, Ignazio/Cotone, Mario/Kirby, Bruno/De Niro, Robert/Strasberg, Lee/Guardino, Larry/De Nicola, Joe/Kurtz, Gary (I)/Della Sorte, Joseph/Maugeri, Andrea/Baldini, Oreste (II)/Sillato, Giuseppe/LaCorte, Peter (I)/Gazzo, Michael V./Moschin, Gastone/Grippo, Joe Lo/Russo, Gianni (I)/Rosqui, Tom/Vigoda, Abe/Donahue, Troy/Gounaris, James/Giorgi, Livio/Coppola, Vincent/Caan, James/Aprea, John/Po, Salvatore/Trieste, Leopoldo/Medeglia, Father Joseph/Voloshin, Julian/Foresta, Carmine (I)/Sivero, Frank (I)/Megna, John/Bowers, William (I)/Brown, Paul B. (I)/Baker, David (I)/Flagello, Ezio/Argenziano, Carmen/Dahlgren, Tom/Feldman, Phil/Discenza, Nick/Spinell, Joe/Duvall, Robert (I)/Stanton, Harry Dean/Chianese, Dominic/Watson, Richard (I)/Alba, Tito/Bright, Richard (I)/Van Sickle, Edward/Caridi, Carmine/Spradlin, G.D./Aiello, Danny/Pesce, Frank/Naranjo, Johnny/Cazale, John/De Sapio, Francesca/Maida, Elda/Spain, Fay/Tirelli, Theresa/Grangerard, Venancia/Carta, Maria/Mazzola, Saveria/Beller, Kathleen/Lyons, Laura (I)/Livrano, Tere/Spagnuolo, Filomena/Coll, Ivonne/Hill, Marianna/King, Morgana/Mason, Connie (I)/Yohn, Erica/Coppola, Sofia/Shire, Talia/Belloni, Gabriella/Keaton, Diane +Godfather: Part III, The (1990)/Ruspoli, Dado/Robutti, Enzo/Gavanelli, Paolo/Miranda, Rogerio/Reconti, Paco/Mantegna, Joe/Russo, Michele/Girolami, Andrea/Miranda, Carlos (II)/Coppola, Anton/Garcia, Andy (I)/Costello, Don (II)/Donatone, Mario/Bowen, Michael (I)/Devon, Tony/Fitzsimmons, R. Emmett/Cicchini, Robert/Halsey, Brett (I)/Masé, Marino/Citti, Franco/Vento, Robert/D'Ambrosio, Franc/Corso, Gregory/Romero, Angelo/Abineri, John/Remotti, Remo/Donnelly, Donal/Caridi, Carmine/Boccio, Michael/Honigman, Richard (I)/Bellante, Francesco Paolo/Caan, James/Drago, Joe (I)/Kennerly, David Hume/Bright, Richard (I)/Vitolo, F.X./Pianviti, Beppe/Tarsia, Frank/Duse, Vittorio/Laezza, Luigi/Brown, Willie (I)/Hamilton, George (I)/Borgese, Sal/Castellano, Richard S./Billa, Salvatore/Aviles, Rick/Martino, Al/Indelicato, Santo/Freilino, Brian/Berger, Helmut (I)/Novello, Don/Cuticchio, Mimmo/Cazale, John/Wallach, Eli/Damiano, James D./Blair, Nicky (I)/Pacino, Al/Savage, John (I)/Ruscio, Al/Knox, Mickey/Vallone, Raf/Strasberg, Lee/Guidera, Anthony/Torrei, Gabriele/Antuofermo, Vito/Stefanelli, Simonetta/Keaton, Diane/Pesch, Jeanne Savarino/Scorsese, Catherine/Lo Forte, Elena/Savarino Smith, Janet/Livrano, Tere/Sabel, Valeria/Linero, Jeannie/Coppola, Sofia/Agostini, Diane/Bernardini, Ida/Renée Monti, Madelyn/Di Cicco, Jessica/Fonda, Bridget/Vozza, Corinna/Shire, Talia +Gods and Generals (2003)/Manning, Dan/Greigh, Bo/Campbell, Bill (I)/Cheplicki, Marcell/Lory, Doug/Michael Green, James/Bert, John D./Lindquist, Matt/Gorman, Patrick (I)/Staley, Matthew R./Merrick, Brian/Boccadoro, Paul/Turner, Ted (I)/Flippen, Keith/Grenan, Shaun C./Mallon, Brian/Clark, Martin (I)/Maxwell, Jonathan (I)/Lowe Jr., David (II)/Quam, W. Joseph/Gramm, Phil/Damon Hendrix, J./Cutrona, Ryan/Prine, Andrew/McCourt, Malachy/Griffith, Fred/Silcott, Thomas/Prue, Kyle/Callahan, Shane/Valenzano, Michael A./Spacek, Stephen/Knott, Robert/Moody, Marquis/Sullivan, Stephen/Allen, George (III)/Mieczkowski, Joseph/Beck, Jeremy (III)/Byrd, Robert (II)/Watkins, Scott (II)/Lawrence, Marcus/Gaughan, Lawrence/Cool, Greg/Sorvino, Michael/Britner, Jonathan/Rebich, Ted/Lowman, Eric U./Carpenter, David (I)/Kullman, Ben/Faison, Frankie/Frye, Dennis E./Kirsche, Damon/Markey, Edward/Prosky, John/Easton, Robert (I)/Floyd, Bourke/Lawler, James Thomas/Applegate, Royce D./Pratt, Sean (I)/Schwab, Noel/Horan, James/Castle, John (II)/Sanderson, William/Choate, Jim/Wetzel, Jim (II)/Demers, Jonathon/Bekins, Richard/Miller, Matt K./Davidson, Scott (IV)/Morrison, Jared/Horgan, Conn/Dray, Justin/Carter, Lance (I)/Whitehead, Keith E./Whelan, John (III)/Rohrabacher, Dana/Greenawalt, Erik/Lang, Stephen (I)/Mason, Tom (I)/Holtzberry, Mark/Potocki, Chris/Kinsolving, Charles Lester/Garrett, James (VII)/Doyle, John Calvin/Caton, Robert Randolph/Knopp, Lew/Clawson, Chris/Duvall, Robert (I)/Johnson, Daniel (III)/Norgaard, Carsten/McCrea, Terry/Hyde-White, Alex/Fisher, Miles/Conway, Kevin (I)/Butler, Mac/Gordon, Alexander (V)/Daniels, Jeff (I)/McOmber II, Andrew/Cromwell, Devon/Boxleitner, Bruce/Walker, Trent/Sheppard, William Morgan/Hulan, Ben/Letscher, Matt/Stifel, David/Nichols, Mark (II)/Lodge, Marty/Cooper, Scott (III)/Termo, Leonard/London, Jeremy/Walker, Christopher Crutchfield/Ruddy, Tim/McClurkin, John/Casey, Matthew/Huckabee, Cooper/Thurman, Dechen/Wickersty, Jason/McEvoy, Barry/Aldrich, Mark/Neofotis, Peter/Allison, Keith/Hulsey, Sam/Webb, Parker/Fuqua, Joseph/Kain, Rick/Colosimo, Michael L./Foster, David (VIII)/Plaster, Daniel J./Trumbo, Tyler/O'Hare, Tim (I)/Pickett, John (I)/Stuart, James Patrick/Mitchell, Herb/Howell, C. Thomas/Brinkman, Bo/Taylor, Buck (I)/Abernathy, Donzaleigh/Meacham, Rosemary/Stackpole, Dana/Hultman, Natalie/Greenawalt, Julie/Goberman, Karen/Wiggin, Sarah/Proctor, Jasmyn/Rocha, Kali/Mieczkowski, Christine/Fischer, Pamela (I)/Hochstetter, Karen/Jordan, Lydia/Smith, Christie Lynn/Sorvino, Mira/Dillon, Mia +Gods and Monsters (1998)/McKenzie, Matt (I)/Mills, Judson/Ferrero, Martin/Fraser, Brendan/George, Kent/Dukes, David (I)/Cecere, Damian/Kiely, Mark/O'Hagan, Michael/Lecesne, James/O'Connor, Kevin J./Millbern, David/Long, Jesse (I)/Fabrizio, David/Babcock, Todd/Dignam, Arthur/Kleyla, Brandon/Masterson, Owen/Plotnick, Jack/James, Jesse (I)/Gatins, John/Harrington, Curtis/McKellen, Ian/Betts, Jack/Aboulela, Amir/Sandberg, Paul Michael/Braccia, Marlon/Salem, Pamela/Vastine, Lisa/Redgrave, Lynn/Morris, Sarah Ann/Davidovich, Lolita/Ayres, Rosalind/Darr, Lisa/O'Herlihy, Cornelia Hayes +Gods Must Be Crazy, The (1980)/Uys, Jamie/De Jager, Nic/Gampu, Ken/Thys, Michael/N!xau/O'Byrne, Paddy/Seakatsie, Joe/Weyers, Marius/Verwey, Louw/O'Shaughnessy, Brian/Blacker, Vera/Prinsloo, Sandra/Sidumo, Fanyana H. +Godsend (2004)/Mondesir, Merwin/De Niro, Robert/Bernstein, Al (III)/Chambers, Thomas/Scherer, Jordan/Kinnear, Greg/Wagner, Todd (I)/Bostick, Devon/Chalmers, Andrew/Chambers, Munro/Peart, Matthew/Simons, Jake/Robinson, Matt (VI)/Rehder, David/Drayton, Sava/Bright, Cameron/Bhaneja, Raoul/Britton, Christopher (II)/Christensen, Jeff/Palmer, Zoie/Veninger, Ingrid/Bennett, Marcia (I)/Coles, Leslie Ann/Tough, Sara/Holloway, Ann/Levine, Jenny/Downs, Elle/Hoyt, Tracey/Trainor, Mari/Stone, Clare/Tonello, Melanie/Romijn, Rebecca/Hochman, Nancy/Bailey, Janet/Inksetter, Edie/Sheasgreen, Claire/Odell, Deborah +Godzilla (1998)/Russell, Monté/Winter, Terence Paul/Williamson, Leonard/Bulos, Burt/Bergeron, Philippe (I)/Reddick, Lance/Hoag, Bill/Taylor, Joshua (I)/Fite, Mark (I)/Mastroianni, Pat/Westmoreland, Stoney/Fratkin, Stuart/Faltisco, Robert/Anderson, Nathan (I)/Goldman, Lorry/Swingler, Dwayne/Sable, Stephen/Saiet, Eric/Morshower, Glenn/Giroday, François/Godzizewski, Ed/Jones, Jason Edward/Baltzer, Jonathan/Castaldo, Craig/Weaver, Lee (II)/Callahan, Greg/Dicero, Mark/Giantonelli, Thomas Giuseppe/Shearer, Harry/Geiger, Kirk (I)/Cilberg, Frank/Yang, Jamison/Badalucco Jr., Joseph/Lerner, Michael (I)/Fukuzaki, Rob/Baird, Benjamin V./Giannelli, Steve/Ellis, Chris (I)/Bode, Ben/Paskel, Eric/Paseka, Lawton/Kato, Masaya/Reno, Jean (I)/Cruz, Gary W./Lusby, Scott (I)/Gant, Richard/Tomomatsu, Tadao/Savant, Doug/Mattson, Greg (I)/Svensson, Carl (I)/Toda, Toshi/Danare, Malcolm/Leong, Al/Ware, Paul/Aubert, Christian (I)/Carruthers, Christopher/Kusatsu, Clyde/Pearce, Daniel (I)/Piro, Salvatore Paul/Sanders, Fred (I)/Vranicar, Franklin/Kino, Lloyd/Moore, Jack (IV)/Lerner, Ken (I)/Brigham, Joe/Filasky, Joseph/Peterson, Seth (I)/Warner, Gary (I)/Riddell, Leif/Termo, Leonard/Pressman, David (I)/Munafo, Mark/Schmidt, Dwight/Elfman, Bodhi/Floyd, Robert (III)/Del Gaudio, Christopher/Black, James (II)/Lesser, Robert/Dodd, Alex/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Dienst, Jonathan/Hiatt, Lincoln D./Bruynbroek, Frank/McIntyre, Roger (I)/Phillips, Julian M./Dunn, Kevin (I)/Webster, Derek (I)/Battista, Rich (I)/Manza, Ralph/Azaria, Hank/Maleki, Christopher/Lee, Stephen Xavier/Wheeler, Ed (I)/Welker, Frank/Farabaugh, Brian/Ramos, Raymond/Collins, Greg (II)/Sapienza, Al/Giangiulio, Nicholas J./Field, Arabella/McFadden, Madeline/Giannino, Mary Ann/Lewis, Vicki/Harimoto, Dale/Harder, Lynn/Reyes, Judy (II)/Pitillo, Maria/Cartwright, Nancy (I)/Pashalinski, Lola +Gohatto (1999)/Nakase, Hirofumi/Kinoshita, Toujirô/Katsura, Zakoba/Ôtomo, Tôru/Urata, Kenichi/Kurasaki, Seiji/Itô, Yôzaburô/Sato, Kei/Ôshima, Uzaburô/Inagaki, Yoshiaki (I)/Yamaguchi, Masanosuke/Odashima, Takashi/Asano, Tadanobu/Ibu, Masatô/Takeda, Shinji (I)/Okuno, Kazuhiko/Tommies, Masa/Obara, Yô/Muramatsu, Takuya/Yamazaki, Shûji/Taguchi, Tomorowo/Takei, Sanji/Yamaguchi, Yukiharu/Sakagami, Jiro/Iijima, Youichi/Iijima, Yoichi/Fujiwara, Yoshiaki/Iijima, Daisuke/Matsuda, Ryuhei/Tajika, Shougo/Mukai, Kumotarô/Sugata, Shun/Sai, Yoichi/Tanaka, Yoji/Terajima, Susumu/Matoba, Koji/Kitano, Takeshi/Iwawo/Omori, Yoshiyuki/Michii, Emiko/Kanda, Uno/Sawanoi, Kasumi/Aoyama, Chikako/Togashi, Makoto/Yoshiyuki, Kazuko/Nakamura, Asami/Toda, Sayami +Going Overboard (1989)/Hopey, Michael/Palermo, J. Rock/Covert, Allen/Wehrle, John/Thornton, Billy Bob/Bisquera, Curt/Ellis, Jim (I)/Berle, Milton/Ingolosby, Sean/Povenmire, Dan/Sandler, Adam (I)/Goldin, Ricky Paull/Zane, Billy/Hodges, Tom/Gieb, Joe/Selko, Warren/Berg, Peter (I)/Sachs, Gabe/LaRose, Scott/Brill, Steven (I)/Rifkin, Adam/Anacarola, Rocco/Ingolosby, Jon/Young, Burt/Primm, Elizabeth/Vendetti, Lisa C./Collins, Lisa (I)/Sukman, Sherry/Harter, Renee/Sampson, Naomi/Wagner, Kirsten/Mraz, Laura/Breiman, Valerie/Moore, Terry (I)/Pavlovich, Natasha/Satterwhite, Katherine/Boyce, Diane/Rief, Tiffany/Wilson, Tina (I)/Ford, Margaret/Bogard, Chris/Palmer, Stacey Marie/Bridges, Kimberly/Rief, Tammy C./Bright, Cassandra/Parma, Tonya/Requist, Mary/Clark, Patrese/Ferrill, Kim/Luquire, Sheila +Gold Rush, The (1925)/Waite, Malcolm/Weimar, Sharkey/Vedders, Jack/Beuaregard, F.J./Zimmer, Ed (II)/Hart, Ben (I)/O'Connor, A.J./Foley, Richard (IV)/Butler, William (III)/Farrell, M./Aderias, Frank/Hausner, R./Lowell, Francis/Force, Charles/Walker, Art (I)/Chisholm, H.C./Jensen, Carl/Wolfinger, H./Jones, Harry (IV)/Steele, C.B./Garcia, Al Ernest/Neely, George/De Mors, Harry/Dime, James/Hawley, Tom/Wallace, John (I)/Murray, Tom (I)/Dobson, W.S./Smith, J.J./Austin, Albert/Wilson, Ed (I)/Blumenthal, E./Hoefer, Jack/Wood, Tom (I)/Stockdale, Frank/Grey, Ray/Bergman, Henry/Edward, Aaron/Bernhardt, Francis/Parmalee, William/Bell, William (IV)/Myers, Mr./Fowler, J.C./Rand, John (I)/Tully, John (II)/Carr, Leland/McGrath, John (V)/Hackett, William/Smith, Joe (I)/Lesley, George/Triller, Armand/Arras, Harry/Adams, Jack (IV)/Taylor, Daddy/Roark, C.F./Kelly, Bob (I)/Conklin, Heinie/Hutchinson, Tom (IV)/King, John (XXV)/Nagle, P./Robb, E.M./Grauman, Sid/McAtee, Clyde/Darby, James/Oliver, H.C./Eagown, John/Anderson, Claude/Leonard, Bob/Millerta, John/Price, Art (II)/Sandford, Tiny/Brock, George (III)/Swain, Mack/Coleman, Harry/Yot, Ah/Chaplin, Charles/Lansit, Freddie/Morris, Ray (II)/Wright, Dave (II)/Espinosa, E./Murphy, S./Karno Jr., Fred/Brogan, Pete/Martin, Chris-Pin/White Cloud (I)/Lazaroff, Elias/Young, George (I)/Phillips, Jack/Hammer, James (II)/Allen, Sam (I)/Campbell, R./Holt, George/Bradford, William (II)/Farey, Leon/Rice, Frank (I)/Herrick, Jack (I)/Morrissey, Betty/Mendes, Dolores/Milo, Ruth/Reschm, Lillian/Hayward, Helen/Sherman, Jane/Belfort, Marta/Rowe, Edna/Huntley, Jean/Hall, Mildred/Cameron, Cecile/Rosine, Lillian/Willis, Marie/Grey, Lita/Kassler, Helen/Wade, Bess/Howard, Josie/Crane, Dorothy/Muggley, Marie/Martin, Margaret (I)/Hart, Gypsy/Lowell, Joan/Noxon, Nellie/De Lay, Kay/Adrian, Lillian/McMurray, Lillian/Johnston, Gladys/Pierce, Betty (I)/Pierce, Barbara (I)/Deslys, Kay/Conroy, Rebecca (I)/Ouster, Donnabelle/Leslie, Geraldine/Gomez, Inez/Hale, Georgia/Aderias, Leona/Trask, Nina/Neela, Princess/Murth, Florence/Williams, Mary (I) +Golden Child, The (1986)/Lee, Tiger Chung/Magee, Cliffy/Wong, Victor (III)/Packham, Ron/Kincaid, Aron/Welker, Frank/Dance, Charles (I)/Tzudiker, Bob/Douglas, Eric/Maar, Pons/Hong, James/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Taylor, Wally/LeBell, Gene/Kwong, Peter (I)/Ok, Phok/Logo, Tau/Frith Jr., Kenneth H./Hoo, Jeff Soo/Chipalu, Govind/Levin, Charles (I)/Cobb, Randall 'Tex'/Ohta, Bennett/Joshi, Bindra/Hudson, Judy/Reate, J.L./Tsubouchi, Kinko/Schreffler, Marilyn/Nop, Chantara/Lewis, Charlotte (I)/Shakti (I) +GoldenEye (1995)/Douglas, Pavel/Kitchen, Michael (I)/Faulkner, Max/Brosnan, Pierce/Bean, Sean/Crane, Simon (I)/Wilson, Michael G./Bannon, Paul/Cumming, Alan/Campbell, Martin (I)/Gregory, Constantine/Majer, Peter/Kunz, Simon (I)/Issyanov, Ravil/Milanovich, Vladimir/Karyo, Tchéky/Michaels, Wayne (I)/Llewelyn, Desmond/Mitchell, Billy J./Byfield, Trevor/Lajous, Olivier/Baker, Joe Don/Lyons, Derek/John, Gottfried/Coltrane, Robbie/Eldridge, Michelle/Gayson, Kate/Driver, Minnie/Dench, Judi/Arthur, Michelle (I)/Gordon, Serena/Bond, Samantha (I)/Janssen, Famke/Scorupco, Izabella +Goldfinger (1964)/Vernon, Richard (II)/Cranwell, Peter (I)/Sakata, Harold/McLaren, John (I)/Simmons, Bob (I)/Joint, Alf/Young, Raymond (I)/Thomas, Varley/Cowles, Denis/Linder, Cec/Llewelyn, Desmond/Brook, Terence/Connery, Sean/Wilson, Michael G./MacLeod, Robert (I)/Chinn, Anthony/Lee, Bernard (I)/Rabin, Lenny/Brace, Peter/Nagy, Bill (I)/Kwouk, Burt/Galili, Hal/Willis, Austin (I)/Mellinger, Michael/Fröbe, Gert/Duggan, Gerry (I)/Leech, George/Brooks, Victor/Benson, Martin (I)/Tremayne, Les/Collins, Michael (III)/Blackman, Honor/Regin, Nadja/Gardner, Caron/Rowsell, Janette/Mallet, Tania/Wright, Maggie (I)/Morrison, Aleta/Collins, Marian/Maxwell, Lois/Ling, Mai (I)/Muller, Tricia/Eaton, Shirley/Hill, Lesley/Nolan, Margaret (I) +Gone Fishin' (1997)/Noble, Bob/Nasso, Frank/DeVito, Tommy (I)/Corey, Dave (I)/Griffen, John (II)/Nelson, Willie/Pesci, Joe/Scalora, Joseph/Nittoli, Alfred/Corone, Antoni/Beyrent, Gary/Futch, Mark/Adamstein, Dana/Ford, Alton/Termo, Leonard/Brimble, Nick/Wise, Steve/Morgan, Gary (I)/Avildsen, Jonathan/Chaykin, Maury/O'Quinn, Jamil Akim/Prettyman, Jeff/Greene, James R./DiLucca, Jeff/Grubbs, Gary/Scheine, Raynor/Glover, Danny/Guthery, Al/Haro, Claudia/Brown, Samantha (I)/Hackett, Robyn/Clayton, Judy/Fletcher, Louise/Arquette, Rosanna/Whitfield, Lynn/Keen, Lisa Hewlett/Ford, Deborah Smith/Davis, Edythe/Crane, Baynor Foy/Boey, Valerie J./Bari, Jenna/Kane, Carol (I) +Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000)/Bennett, Douglas (II)/De Zarn, Tim/Gerald, Michael/Swartz, Kenneth/Meaney, Nick/Manni, Vic/Lynch, John Carroll/Corti, Jesse/Walters, Alex (I)/Fralick, David 'Shark'/Lopez, King R.A./Lindo, Delroy/Boyar, Lombardo/Duval, James/Eccleston, Christopher/Henke, Brad William/Rader-Duval, Dean/Patton, Will (I)/Ribisi, Giovanni/Alexander, King/Scott, William Lee/Mui, Eddie/Argenziano, Carmen/Boswell, Anthony/Van Gorkum, Harry/Danton, Steve/Pena, Michael/Pina, Juan/Gross, Arye/Pepper, Bob (II)/Borden, Rainbow/Hanna, Bryan (II)/Jenkins, Ken (I)/Renkewitz, Drew/P, Master/Borgnine, Cris/Burkholder, Scott/McBride, Chi/Caan, Scott/Rosenberg, Scott/West, Kevin (I)/Cross, T.J./Cage, Nicolas/LeNoble, Martyn/Weisman, Kevin/Sanjay (II)/Duvall, Robert (I)/Shellen, Stephen/Hildebrand, Dan/Patton, Tyler/Williams, Billy 'Sly'/Collins, Greg (II)/Goddard, Trevor/Picerni, C.J./Jones, Vinnie/Kelly, Joseph Patrick/Elfman, Bodhi/Owen, Michael (II)/Olyphant, Timothy/Fusco, Cosimo/Devlin, Billy/Sattler, Bob/Zabriskie, Grace/Balahoutis, Alexandra/Bloom, Charlene/Calarco, Donte/Hopke, Holiday/Palmer, Margaret Kontra/Bergman, Jaime/Jolie, Angelina/Una, Grace/Gambrell, Cecily (I)/Tassoni, Angela/Fisher, Frances (I)/Anselmo, Doria/Hall, Lois +Gone with the Wind (1939)/Ates, Roscoe/Davenport, Harry (I)/Gable, Clark/Brown, Everett (I)/Nellman, H./Heydt, Louis Jean/Cosgrave, Luke/Arledge, John/Houghton, Shep/Strang, Harry/Nye, Carroll/Moran, Jackie (I)/Brooks, Ralph/Morin, Alberto (I)/Farnsworth, Richard/Corrado, Gino/Alden, Eric/Phelps, Lee (I)/Jory, Victor (I)/Kerrigan, J.M./McClain, William (I)/Trent, Phillip/Bond, Ward/White, Dan (I)/Dorr, Lester/Stack, William/Summers, Dirk Wayne/Wilkerson, Guy/Hurst, Paul (I)/Polk, Oscar/Howard, Leslie (I)/Davenport, Ned (I)/Whitman, Ernest/Bakewell, William/Jenks, Si/Stelling, William/Mitchell, Thomas (I)/Hickman, Howard C./Murray, Lee (I)/Holt, Ricky/Faylen, Frank/Canutt, Yakima/Kelly, Tommy (I)/Williams, Zack/Kuhn, Mickey/Coghlan Jr., Frank/Carlson, Gary (I)/Wray, John (I)/Reeves, George (I)/Crane, Fred (I)/Hamilton, C./Treacy, Emerson/Bacon, Irving/Morris, Adrian/Warren, E. Alyn/Bardette, Trevor/Kirby, W./Seidel, Tom/Elliott, Robert (I)/Hackathorne, George/Newell, David (I)/Meeker, George (I)/Washington, Blue/Cripps, Kernan/Brooks, Rand/Anderson, Eddie 'Rochester'/Bush, James (I)/Millican, James (I)/Howland, Olin/Tyler, Tom (I)/Chandler, Eddy/Clark, Wallis/Linden, Eric/Edwards, Cliff (I)/Douglas, Phyllis/Darwell, Jane/Ridgeway, Suzanne/Pharr, Naomi/Reynolds, Marjorie/Keyes, Evelyn/Elliott, Edythe/Falligant, Susan/Byers, Ruth (II)/Anderson, Mary (I)/Crews, Laura Hope/Cortina, Martina/Kemble-Cooper, Lillian/Shero, Terry/Driver, F./O'Neil, Barbara/King, Cammie/Hatchett, Inez/Drake, Joan (I)/Bufford, Daisy/Tuck, Julia Ann/Munson, Ona/Bupp, Ann/Martin, Marcella (I)/Robert, Louisa/Rogers, Azarene/Harding, Evelyn (II)/de Havilland, Olivia/Roberts, Leona/Jewell, Isabel/Leigh, Vivien/Whitley, Sarah (I)/Carter, Louise/Griffin, Kelly (II)/McDaniel, Hattie/Heker, Jean/Reynolds, Jolane/Rhett, Alicia/Rutherford, Ann (I)/McQueen, Butterfly +Gongdong gyeongbi guyeok JSA (2000)/Kim, Tae-woo/Shin, Ha-kyun/Kim, Tae-hyeon (II)/Hofrichter, Christoph/Ulrich, Herbert/Lee, Byung-hun/Song, Kang-ho/Kim, Myoeng-su/Lee, Yeong-ae +Good Burger (1997)/Peck, Brian (I)/Cummings Jr., Richard/Delgado, Kim/Vigoda, Abe/Kopelow, Kevin/Wilson, Brad (II)/Aybar, Andres/Server, Josh/Wuhl, Robert/Ponder, Nezester/Thompson, Kenan/McGee, Carl A./von Watts, Hamilton/Corella, John R./Nichols, Chet/Clinton, George (I)/Sinbad/Shackelford, David/Richards, J. August/O'Neal, Shaquille/Elk, Rob/Parducci, Paul/Schneider, Dan (II)/Gallant, Matt/Mitchell, Kel/Ferreira, Roger/Haje, Richard/Levine, Floyd/Jones, Brett A./Lester, Ron (I)/Houston, Marques/Schweiterman, Jan/Harris, Corrie/Worthington, Wendy/Denberg, Lori Beth/Cardellini, Linda/Farkas, Jo/Sigall, Eve/Choe, Stella/Stamatelatos, Miranda/Sneed, Chonique/Jackson, Shar/Spell, Melissa/Schreiber, Ginny/Ganzel, Teresa/Devine, Kelly/Electra, Carmen/Michaels, Julie (I)/Bachar, Carmit/Miller, Courtney/Leos, Cindy +Good Bye Lenin! (2003)/Trautsch, Christian/de Maizière, Lothar/Kupfer, Philipp/Buchwald, Guido/Schwering-Sohnrey, Arndt/Brunow, Maximilian/Geiselhart, Marc/Brandt, Willy (I)/Thieck, Andreas/Völler, Rudi/Mielke, Erich/Kindzorra, André/Ledermueller, Nico/Gorbachev, Mikhail/Krenz, Egon/Bellin, Marcel/Brühl, Daniel/Catania, Mimmo/Gwisdek, Michael/Dillenberger, Armin/Gerber, Michael (I)/Beyer, Alexander/Vogel, Jürgen/Holtz, Jürgen/Heyroth, Torsten/Heinrich, Bjoern/Matthaeus, Lothar/Neumann, Utz/Olonczik, Christoph/Kirchberg, Eberhard/Darahan, Denys/Filler, Toni/Kuley, Hartmut/Stübing, Michael/Agana, Rey/Bauer, Hans-Uwe/Tisch, Harry/Bischoff, Marc/Prinz, Dirk/Bossert, Angelo/Luck, Fred/Kurth, Peter (II)/Riedle, Karl-Heinz/Schreiber, Wolfgang/Brambach, Martin/Schlichthar, Lothar/Shevardnadze, Eduard/Bieseke, Ditmar/Jähn, Sigmund/Werner, Rainer/Reed, Alexander (I)/Stork, Horst-Dieter/Kraft, Dieter/Genscher, Hans-Dietrich/Mittag, Günther/Walz, Stefan/Praphawat, Marakorn/Waddle, Chris/Wolff, Adrian/Roth, Fritz (I)/Jung, Wasin/Lukas, Florian/Liang, Kai-Quin/Itzeck, Jörn/Klaußner, Burghart/Stern, Jochen/Lang, Bastian/Hübner, Rafael/Honecker, Erich/Bruckhaus, Igor-Immanuel/Seiffge, Florian/Kohl, Helmut (I)/Holzendorff, Clemens/Raehse, Sebastian/Schwill, Ernst-Georg/Yapo, Mennan/Berge, Michael/Heyn, Bojan/Störr, Robert/Quang, Pham/Momper, Walter/Stein, Wolfgang/Augenthaler, Klaus/Hatscher, Felicitas/Hatscher, Laureen/Simon, Maria/Hotze, Susann/Hoffmann, Jasmin/Brauer, Christiane/Kruse, Simone/Frerichs, Meike/Unterlauf, Angelika/Schachmann, Jacqueline/Metzig, Karoline/Schmegg, Angelika/Timander, Svea/Michel, Ute/Bork, Aandrea/Kohl, Hannelore/Schorn, Christine/Haberkorn, Leonore/Saß, Katrin/Gülle, Charline/Kratz, Jelena/Gorbachev, Raisa/Werner, Elke (II)/Khamatova, Chulpan/Reed, Michelle (I)/Ziebach, Regina/Schwamborn, Hanna +Good Girl, The (2002)/White, Mike (I)/Nelson, Tim Blake/Gyllenhaal, Jake/Guerrero, Lalo/Shere, Jon/Rudulph, Ken/Doe, John (I)/Enzo (IV)/Lynch, John Carroll/Reilly, John C. (I)/Amter, Alice/O'Donnell, Annie/Garcia, Aimee/Borges, Gail/Rush, Deborah/Barnbrook, Jacquie/Aniston, Jennifer/Hart, Roxanne/Deschanel, Zooey/Hyatt, Michael (II)/Rhodes, Jean (II) +Good Morning, Vietnam (1987)/Jakraworawut, Boonchai/Abakaz, Suvit/Sangko, Vanlap/Sangkao, Sangad/Goyer, John/Nixon, Richard/Veokeki, Joe B./Vivino, Floyd/Tangpantarat, Prasert/Nguyen, Hoa/Jones, John Marshall/Namkiri, Lerdcharn/Knight, Gregg T./Nguyen, Cu Ba/Tran, No/Pitochelli, Kenneth/Wuhl, Robert/Willingham, Noble/McIntire, James (I)/Smith, Juney/Portnow, Richard/Nguyen, Hanh Hi/O'Hare, Tim (I)/Kuay, Uikey/Mackenzie, Peter/MacLeod, Jonathan (I)/Chaopramong, Wichien/Williams, Robin (I)/Stanton, Don/Tran, Tung Thanh/Hood, Louis/Aiello III, Danny/Chufak, Kien/Lai, Tuan/Edson, Richard/Mangan, Christopher/Whitaker, Forest/Stanton, Dan/Wiwatpanachat, Panas/Johnson, Mark (I)/Kirby, Bruno/Walsh, J.T./Tabakin, Ralph/Sukapatana, Chintara +Good Night, and Good Luck. (2005)/Hamilton, Jeff (IX)/Downey Jr., Robert/Helberg, Simon/Dowd, Joseph/Diamond, Reed (I)/McCarthy, Joseph (II)/McCarthy, Thomas (I)/Cullum, JD/Richardson, Adam (II)/Kennedy, Robert F./Clooney, George/Strathairn, David/Luty, Christoph/Morshower, Glenn/Knepper, Robert/Burke, Robert John (I)/Creech, Don/Welch, Joseph N./Christian, David (I)/Wise, Ray (I)/Martin, Peter (I)/Heslov, Grant/Donovan, Tate/Langella, Frank/McClellan, John L./Jacobson, Peter (I)/Catingub, Matt/Kepley, John/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Ross, Matt (I)/Clarkson, Patricia/Slayton-Hughes, Helen/Phillips Moser, Katharine/Raynaud, Bruna/Lasley, Joyce/Abdoo, Rose/Reeves, Dianne (I)/Borstein, Alex +Good Son, The (1993)/Culkin, Macaulay/Kelly, Daniel Hugh/Huber, Bobby/Culkin, Rory/Stefanich, Mark/Brava, Keith/Morse, David (I)/Wood, Elijah/Strauss, Guy/Goodwin, Jerem/Murphy, Christopher C./Brookes, Jacqueline/Crow, Ashley/Hopper, Susan (II)/Crewson, Wendy/Hall, Andria/Culkin, Quinn +Good Thief, The (2002 I)/Embarek, Ouassini/Scotto, Frédéric/Munter, Roland/Iovino, Enzo/Karyo, Tchéky/Zavatta, Warren/Kusturica, Emir/Lavoine, Marc/Maurel, Julien/Polish, Mark/Polish, Michael/Trifard, Théo/Darmon, Gérard/Candiota, Sergio/Grévill, Laurent/M'Bale, Bobby Dee/Fiennes, Ralph/Nolte, Nick/Taghmaoui, Saïd/Arnone, Damien/Quattrochi, James (I)/Dromard, Nicolas/Bridges, Sarah (II)/Kukhianidze, Nutsa/Kell, Patricia +Good Will Hunting (1997)/Williams, Robin (I)/Affleck, Casey/Nakashima, Frank/O'Donnell, Patrick (I)/Cannon, Joe (III)/Mercier, Matt/Sahay, Vik/Hauser, Cole/Plimpton, George/Khoury, Joseph M./Hunter, Bruce/Skarsgård, Stellan/Mighton, John/Winters, Scott William/Fitzpatrick, Richard (I)/Lynds, Rob/Korine, Harmony/St. George, Ralph/Talvano, Robert/Rushton, Kevin/Eisner, David/Affleck, Ben/Williams, Philip (I)/Lyons, Rob/Lawther, Chas/Bridgeman, Derrick/Damon, Kent/Clemente, Francesco/Damon, Matt/Flynn, Jimmy (I)/Washington, Dan/Britton, Christopher (II)/Kozlowski, Steven/Moricz, Barna/Allodi, James/Matacunas, Ann/Geller, Libby/Egleson, Shannon/Morton, Jessica B./Driver, Minnie/Deathe, Jennifer/Majorowski, Rachel/Folland, Alison/McCauley, Colleen +Goodbye Girl, The (1977)/Kerman, Robert/Cass Sr., David S./Castle, Gene/Silvern, Charles/Barry, Raymond J./Willson, Paul (I)/Boothe, Powers/McCarren, Fred/Costanzo, Robert/Shawn, Michael/Uhler, Eric/Carberry, Joseph/González, Pancho/Williamson, Nicol/Dreyfuss, Richard/Benedict, Paul/Felder, Clarence/Machado, Jose/Vogt, Peter (I)/Oberman, Milt/Lesser, Robert/Mele, Nicholas/Matthau, David/Villery, Eddie/Hicks, Munson/Kelly, Hubert/Regalbuto, Joe/Everett, Tom/Levans, Daniel/Haga, Kensuke/Goldberg, Andy/Kanokogi, Ryohei/Clarke, Caprice/Merritt, Theresa/Sutherland, Esther/Cutler, Wendy/Fuller, Janice/Cummings, Quinn/Dangler, Anita/Laurita, Dana/Boothby, Victoria/Chapel, Loyita/Lange, Jeanne (I)/Sokol, Marilyn/Hurrell, Kristina/Mason, Marsha/Pearcy, Patricia/Moore, Maureen (I)/Holbrook, Ruby/Elliot, Susan/Rhoades, Barbara (I) +Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939)/Breon, Edmund/Mills, John (I)/Croft, David/Sunderland, Scott/Watson, Caven/Longden, John/Kilburn, Terry/Donat, Robert/Shepley, Michael (I)/Middleton, Guy/Rosmer, Milton/Ward, Ronald/Lambert, Jack (II)/Boucher, Leonard/Ludlow, Patrick/Trevor, Austin/Tree, David/Leister, Frederick/Harding, Lyn/Raymond, Cyril/Henreid, Paul/Stock, Nigel (I)/Lack, Simon/Furse, Jill/Garson, Greer/Hampton, Louise/Furse, Judith/Hunt, Martita/Morris, Phyllis +Goodfellas (1990)/Caserta, Clem/Goteri, Richard/Hock, Peter/Colucci, George G./Scorsese, Charles/Starr, Mike (I)/Conforti, Tony/Whitlock Jr., Isiah/Gannascoli, Joseph R./Aquilino, Frank/Sacco, Lawrence/Calandrino, Michael/Blake, Joel (I)/Colicchio, Victor/Maccone, Ronald/McDonald, Edward (I)/Alfanio, Erasmus C./Scudiero, Andrew (I)/Albanese, Frank/Lowry, Thomas/Vale, Jerry/Alfaro, Manny/Lisi, Gaetano/Picone, Vito/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Calendrillo, Joel/Quattrochi, James (I)/Cicale, Peter/Liotta, Ray/Youngman, Henny/Caso, Anthony/Hewson, Thomas/Citriniti, Michael/Imperioli, Michael/Wandt, Adam/Canfield, Gene/Pastore, Garry/McIsaac, Paul/Gitkin, Matthew T./DiLeo, Frank/Sivero, Frank (I)/Onorati, Peter/Ciarcia, John 'Cha Cha'/Black, Mikey/Deacy, Ed/Vincent, Frank (I)/Camuti, Thomas E./Altman, Bob (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Dear, H. Clay/Contessa, Mike/Graziano, Michaelangelo/Reno, James/Mougey, Paul/Silvestri, Larry/Pellegrino, Frank (II)/Eppolito, Louis/Williams, Johnny (I)/Polemeni, Anthony/Adonis, Frank/Gallo, Vincent/Laudicina, Dino/Di Benedetto, John/Pastore, Vincent/Gioco, Joseph P./Suriano, Philip/Halley, Russell/Valentin, Anthony/Vinton, Robbie/Pesci, Joe/Balsamo, Vito/Hayes, Edward (I)/D'Onofrio, Joe/Ellis, Tony (III)/Murphy, Edward D./Barbera, Norman/Golub, Bob/Rollins, Jeffrey/Lip, Tony/Conte, Daniel P./Manca, John/Darrow, Tony/Dietl, Bo/Jacobs, Mark Evan/Sorvino, Paul/Powers, Anthony (I)/Mullally, Richard/Welzer, Irving/Bell, Tobin/Herman, Paul (I)/Forleo, Steve/Walter, Luke/Fain, Peter/Vallelonga, Nick/Stellato, Frank/Bradley, Spencer/Dioguardi, Richard/Sirico, Tony/Low, Chuck (I)/Kirtzman, Jesse/Alessandro, Anthony/LoGiudice, Gaetano/Serrone, Christopher/Starr, Beau/Bono, Joseph/Antuofermo, Vito/De Niro, Robert/Dapolito, Lisa/DeVito, Dominique/Douglas, Illeana/Leone, Marianne (I)/Whitcraft, Elizabeth/Tolbert, Berlinda/Guerard, Margaux/Mattia, Gina/Barbosa, Daniela/Lewis, Cayle/LoNardo/Grey, Nicole/Pietropinto, Angela/Burdette, Nicole/Scorsese, Catherine/Cassaro, Nancy/Varon, Susan/Shepherd, Suzanne/Hinchcliffe, Debbee/Gaynor, Violet/Wallach, Katherine/McGee, Fran/Smith, Margaret (II)/Kay, Nadine/Gaynor, Ruby/Garfield, Julie/Mastrogiacomo, Gina/Kagan, Elaine/Mazar, Debi/Kcira, Paula/Keitel, Stella/Corsair, Janis/Bennett, Joanna (II)/De Roy, Jamie/Bracco, Lorraine/Prophet, Melissa (I)/Winkler, Margo/White, Welker/Carola, Linda (I)/Jones, Alyson (I)/Michaels, Marie (I) +Goofy Movie, A (1995)/Farmer, Bill (I)/Sparber, Herschel/Anselmo, Tony/Shawn, Wallace/Willinger, Jason/Burton, Corey/Shore, Pauly/Buttram, Pat (I)/Bragger, Klee/Welker, Frank/Marsden, Jason/Lohr, Aaron/Lima, Kevin/Moore, Steve (I)/Campbell, Tevin/Pimental, Brian/Basco, Dante/Allwine, Wayne/Cummings, Jim (I)/Lawrence, Joseph (II)/Amandola, Vittorio/Paulsen, Rob/Richards, Robyn (I)/Smith, Brittany Alyse/Holliday, Carol/Daily, Elizabeth/Worley, Jo Anne/Brown, Julie (I)/Stanley, Florence/Martin, Kellie/von Oÿ, Jenna/Carroll, Pat (I)/Bernstein, Sheryl +Goonies, The (1985)/Robotham, George/Hanson, Curtis (II)/Brolin, Josh/Bradley, Bill (I)/Feldman, Corey/Antin, Steve/Quan, Jonathan Ke/Matuszak, John/Ross, Gene (I)/McDaniel, Charles/Cohen, Jeff (I)/Pantoliano, Joe/Tuerpe, Paul/Segar, Max/McLean, Nick/O'Leary, Jack/Harvey, Orwin C./Grossman, Ted (I)/Astin, Sean/Davi, Robert/Walker, Keith (I)/Adams, Jeb Stuart/Wells, Eric Briant/Chan, Michael Paul/Donner, Richard/Arnold, Newt/Cameron, Patrick/Plimpton, Martha/Green, Kerri/Trainor, Mary Ellen/McMahon, Elaine Cohen/Lew Tugend, Jennie/Ramsey, Anne/Ontiveros, Lupe +Gorillas in the Mist: The Story of Dian Fossey (1988)/St. Michael, Jody/Wachira, Waigwa/Alexandrov, Constantin/Elliott, Peter (II)/Alexander, John (II)/Lansbury, David/Brown, Bryan (I)/Nduati, Peter/Glen, Iain/Reynolds, Michael J./Masten, Gordon/Miluwi, John Omirah/Cuthbertson, Iain/Hoyos, Antonio/Mbandu, Konga/O'Neill, Maggie (I)/Weaver, Sigourney/Fraser, Helen (I)/Cheshire, Denise/Harris, Julie (I) +Gorky Park (1983)/Marvin, Lee/Dennehy, Brian/O'Brien, Niall/Fulton, Rikki/McDiarmid, Ian/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Hirvikangas, Jukka/Knox, Alexander/Sayle, Alexei/Törhönen, Lauri/Parviainen, Jussi/Field, Patrick/Bannen, Ian/Lindberg, Lasse (I)/Davydov, Anatoli/Woolf, Henry/Hurt, William (I)/Elphick, Michael/Leppänen, Heikki/Pacula, Joanna/Nissinen, Marjatta/Silberg, Tusse/Salamas, Elsa +Gosford Park (2001)/Bill, Leo/Phillippe, Ryan/Davies, Tony (II)/Balaban, Bob/Davies, Ken (II)/Dance, Charles (I)/Northam, Jeremy/Beer, Will/Cox, John (XI)/Such, Julian/Thornton, Frank (I)/Double, Geoff/Bland, Alan/Owen, Clive/Gamble, Richard (II)/Wilby, James/Jacobi, Derek/Gambon, Michael/Preater, Adrian/Sturmey, Terry/Devereux, Robin/Champion, Peter/Bates, Alan/Fry, Stephen (I)/Fountain, John (I)/Rumsey, Brian (I)/Markham, Steve/Scarborough, Adrian/Ford, Trent/Hollander, Tom/Henderson-Begg, Gregor/Webster, Ron (I)/Fox, Laurence/Atterbury, John/Swift, Jeremy/Puttock, Ron/Sherman, George (II)/Grant, Richard E./Flind, Sarah/Harling, Laura/Rutherford, Camilla/Buckley, Emma (I)/Macdonald, Kelly (I)/Watson, Emily (I)/Churcher, Teresa/Scott Thomas, Kristin/Mirren, Helen/Gerrard, Tilly (I)/Wightman, Natasha/Owen, Meg Wynn/Smith, Maggie (I)/Low, Frances/Williams, Finty/Maude, Joanna/Atkins, Eileen/Somerville, Geraldine/Blakley, Claudie/Cohu, Lucy/Thompson, Sophie +Gossip (2000 I)/Nichols, David (IV)/Talwar, Sanjay/Reedus, Norman/Guggenheim, Charles/Lake, Bill/Zemanek, Timm/Holden-Ried, Kristen/Jackson, Joshua/Leung, Kwok-Wing/Olmos, Edward James/Cohen, Marc (II)/Ralph, Christopher/Podhora, Roman/Martin, John Wills/Marsden, James (I)/Jenkins, Noam/Bogosian, Eric/Hickox, Marc/Mif/Koós, Balázs/Greco, Jessica/Dauda, Raven/Guggenheim, Marion/Coughlan, Marisa/Espie, Samantha/LeBlanc, Sadie/Lambert, Vicky/Dell'Agnese, Norma/Trinidad, Shanly/Pollitt, Deborah/Lawrence, Sharon/Edwards, Novie/Landeau, Aleksia/Brûlé, Robin/Mills, Stephanie (I)/Guber, Elizabeth/Headey, Lena/Schiro, Meeka/Massey, Kenya/Poe/Bennett, Mairon/Hudson, Kate (I)/Booth, Kristin +Gothika (2003)/Bernett, Noah/Lynch, John Carroll/Antoine, Benz/Bradshaw, Andy (I)/Hill, Bernard/Simpson, Terry (I)/Harewood, Dorian/Perron, Michel/Songui, Kwasi/Taylor, Matthew G./Burton, Noël/Downey Jr., Robert/Dutton, Charles S./Vandecruys, Al/Finney, Jasson/Cavalier, Jason/Cruz, Penélope/Rydvald, Anana/Berry, Halle/Van Vlaardingen, Caroline/Mitchell, Laura/Mackey, Kathleen (II)/Sheldon, Andrea/Mantel, Bronwen/Sloan, Amy +Goût des autres, Le (2000)/Dufour, Raphaël/Bacri, Jean-Pierre/Darroussin, Jean-Pierre/Fouquet, Vincent/Crétient, Claude/Huguet, Jérôme/Huguenin, Réginald/Delpeyrat, Scali/Savalle, Laurent/Karmann, Sam/la Tousche, Stanislas De/De Guillebon, Xavier/Zaremba, Bob/Lanvin, Gérard/Chabat, Alain/Carré, Désir/Levistre, Jean-François/Mahieu, Didier/Bailleul, Bérangère/Yordanoff, Wladimir/Talbot, Jean-Marc/Caccia, Michel/Bacri, Robert/Le Gall, Marc/Dewitt, Catherine/Arnaud, Céline/Chassaigne, Vanessa/Andraca, Camille/Brigot, Marie Agnès/Ravera, Maryse/Millet, Christiane/Alvaro, Anne/Klein, Gaël/Catillon, Brigitte/Partouche, Cécile/Garnier, Marie-Hélène/Jaoui, Agnès/Le Ny, Anne +Graduate, The (1967)/Hole, Jonathan/Fell, Norman/Hamilton, Murray (I)/Pitlik, Noam/Murphy, Ben (I)/Avery, Brian (I)/Henry, Buck/Dreyfuss, Richard/Tighe, Kevin (I)/Daniels, William (I)/Holcombe, Harry/Brooke, Walter/Hoffman, Dustin/Farrell, Mike (I)/Douglas, Buddy/Gale, Eddra/Lorne, Marion/Ross, Katharine (I)/Ghostley, Alice/Miller, Lainie (I)/Fraser, Elisabeth/Wilson, Elizabeth (I)/Bancroft, Anne (I) +Grand bleu, Le (1988)/Alexandrov, Constantin/Duret, Marc/de Garrigues, Pierre-Alain/Shenar, Paul/Voutsinas, Andréas/Teuhi, Ronald/Gazio, Christian/Rouiller, Jan/Besson, Claude/Bouise, Jean/Besson, Luc/Herman, Paul (I)/Campese, Rosario/Maltos, Nicolas/Semmler, Pierre/Fontana, Patrick (I)/Forstner, Gregory/Dunne, Griffin/Lévy, Jacques/Barr, Jean-Marc/Robin, Claude (II)/Castellitto, Sergio/Guerre-Berthelot, Bruce/Diogene, Franco/Germe, André/Planceon, Marc/Reno, Jean (I)/Do, Eric/Carey, Geoffrey/Vargas, Valentina/Arquette, Rosanna/Gevaudan, Marika/Beck, Kimberly/Dalton, Tredessa/Vazzoler, Alessandra/Castellani, Valentina +Grand Canyon (1991)/Mell, Randle/Perez, Edward G./Chaney, Ben/Ginsburg, Sam H./Davis, Steven Keith/Cervantes, Gary/Collins Jr., Clifton/Wallace, Basil/Glover, Danny/McCreary, Ben/Wyatt, Dennis/Richmond, Branscombe/Kline, Kevin (I)/Ross, Hugh R./Sisto, Jeremy/Allen, Todd (I)/Jordan, Walt/Martin, Steve (I)/Jones, Brett A./Freeman, K. Todd/Dandridge, Gregg/Kingi, Henry/Sams, Deon/Kehler, Jack/Carpenter, Willie C./Morange, Jim/Brown, Christopher M./Malone, Patrick (I)/Baker, Shaun (I)/Royuela, Antonio/Ashby, John (I)/Short, Paul E./Mead, Candace/Day, Cora Lee/McDonnell, Mary (I)/Salvatori, Lynn/Citron, Jacqueline Alexandra/Shelton, Marley/Citron, Kristen Amber/Kasdan, Roxanne/Ward, Anne/Parker, Mary-Louise/Trigger, Sarah (I)/Bates, Jeanne/Woodard, Alfre/Mead, Lauren/Lindsey, Georgina/Jones, Sharon Lee/White, Carole Ita/Lifford, Tina/DeWalt, Destinee/Trainor, Mary Ellen +Grand Day Out with Wallace and Gromit, A (1989)/Sallis, Peter +Grand Hotel (1932)/Kinnell, Murray/Barrymore, Lionel/Marshall, Tully/Hersholt, Jean/Sedan, Rolfe/Mayne, Eric/Maxwell, Edwin/Miljan, John/Conroy, Frank (I)/Evans, Herbert/Lees, Robert/Wallace, Morgan/Pratt, Purnell/Gottschalk, Ferdinand/Phelps, Lee (I)/Goulding, Edmund/Beery, Wallace/McDaniel, Sam/McWade, Robert (I)/Stone, Lewis/Grant, Lawrence/Barrymore, John (I)/Davidson, John (I)/Crawford, Joan (I)/Garbo, Greta/Barclay, Joan/Rosing, Bodil/Carlisle, Mary/Ottiano, Rafaela +Grande illusion, La (1937)/Florian, Werner/Modot, Gaston/Salina, Michel (I)/von Stroheim, Erich/Carette, Julien/Péclet, Georges/Dalio, Marcel/Brouett, Albert/Itkine, Sylvain/Dasté, Jean/Fresnay, Pierre/Koch, Carl/Becker, Jacques/Gabin, Jean/Sainval, Claude/Parlo, Dita +Grandma's Boy (2006)/Spade, David/Outerbridge, Jen Sung/Loughran, Jonathan/Yu, Kelvin/Houston, Shane/Covert, Allen/Hill, Jonah/Coraci, Frank/Swardson, Nick/Nealon, Kevin/Moore, Joel (I)/Chimp, Harry The/Dante, Peter/Schneider, Rob/Tsacrios, Frank J. (I)/Paley, Evan/Holland, Todd (II)/Kirk, John (IV)/Ross, Bryan/Kirkland, Geno/Halberstadt, Scott/Koons, Joe/Ling, Bryan/Church, Chuck/Reeder, Randal/NGom, Abdoulaye/Mark, Ross (I)/Nolen, Brian/Stryker, Ted/Nash, Kevin (I)/Gonzalez, Aldo/Jones, Shirley (I)/Hawking, Heidi/Walk, Natalie/Hiatt, Shana/Roberts, Doris/Knight, Shirley (I)/McGregor, Katherine Ann/Cardellini, Linda +Grapes of Wrath, The (1940)/Hall, Ben (I)/Simpson, Russell/Pawley, William/Faylen, Frank/Aylesworth, Arthur/Arledge, John/Cording, Harry/Shumway, Lee/Quillan, Eddie/Brown, Charles D. (I)/Morris, Adrian/Imhof, Roger/Fonda, Henry/Flaherty, Pat/White, Dan (I)/Willis, Norman (I)/Carradine, John/Oliver, Ted/Guilfoyle, Paul (I)/Flavin, James/Lease, Rex/Miller, Walter (I)/Middleton, Charles (I)/Clark, Cliff (I)/Tenbrook, Harry/Bardette, Trevor/Reeves, Bob (I)/Shaw, Robert (X)/Albright, Wally/Hickman, Darryl/Alderson, Erville/Pennick, Jack/Bacon, Irving/Sully, Frank/Sawyer, Joe/Haade, William/Jewell, Hollis/Mitchell, Grant (I)/Grapewin, Charley/Waller, Eddy/Pendleton, Steve (I)/Rich, Dick/Qualen, John/Breakston, George P./Tyler, Harry/Heywood, Herbert/Bond, Ward/Tyler, Tom (I)/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Wagner, Max (I)/Homans, Robert/Edwards, Thornton/Sutton, Paul (I)/Hughes, David (VI)/Corey, Jim/Ford, Francis/O'Hara, George (I)/McGrail, Walter/Strang, Harry/Jackson, Selmer/Mason, Louis/Dunn, Ralph/Whitehead, O.Z./Wolfe, Bill (I)/Darien, Frank/Tannen, Charles (I)/Simmons, Georgia/Tilbury, Zeffie/Mills, Shirley/Ryan, Peggy/Marsh, Mae/McHugh, Kitty/Bowdon, Dorris/Palange, Inez/Darwell, Jane/Roy, Gloria (I)/Coates, Shirley +Grease (1978)/Deezen, Eddie/Marcellino, Jocko/Patterson, Dick/Levans, Daniel/Moran, Sean (I)/Roth, Andy (I)/Biehn, Michael/Byrnes, Edd/Greene, Frederick 'Dennis'/Travolta, John/Dusich, Larry/Bradford, Greg (I)/Avalon, Frankie/Tennant, Andy/Stewart, Dennis (I)/Tucci, Michael/Garrett, John Robert/Sha-Na-Na/Baker, Lennie/Caesar, Sid/Bauman, Jon 'Bowzer'/York, Donald 'Donny'/Contardo, Johnny/Conaway, Jeff/Ward, Kelly/Weisman, Richard/Daniels, Dennis/Lamas, Lorenzo/Zwerling, Darrell/Spadaccini, Lou/Rosatti, Greg/Pearl, Barry/Simon, 'Screamin' Scott'/Fishman, Deborah/Susman, Judy/Charles, Annette/Lieber, Mimi/Goodman, Dody/Channing, Stockard/Travolta, Ellen/Flagg, Fannie/Donnelly, Jamie (I)/Buckner, Susan/Demas, Carol/Newton-John, Olivia/Ghostley, Alice/Alison, Barbi/Franceschi, Antonia/DeVore, Cindy/Culver, Carol/Sperber, Wendie Jo/Felix, Donna/Arden, Eve/Conn, Didi/Manoff, Dinah/Blondell, Joan/Andreyko, Helena/Gray, Sandra (I)/Buchanan, Jennifer +Grease 2 (1982)/Hice, Freddie/McGowan, Charles (I)/Padrón, Aurelio/Caulfield, Maxwell/Stewart, Dennis (I)/Runyard, Michael/Epper, Richard/Davison, Steve M./Willett, Tom (I)/Lattanzi, Matt/Hunter, Tab (I)/Wilder, Scott (I)/Daniels, Dennis/Scott, Vernon (II)/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Villard, Tom/Hymes, Gary/Luthringer, Roy/Patterson, Dick/Deezen, Eddie/Zmed, Adrian/Caesar, Sid/Garrett, John Robert/USC Trojan Marching Band/Green, Pat (I)/Tennant, Andy/Hiller, Bernie/Jeffries, Brad/Holladay, Steve/Frechette, Peter (I)/Green, Leif (I)/Teefy, Maureen/Carlip, Hillary/Adlon, Pamela/Price, Alison/Gray, Sandra (I)/Winkler, Dallace/Austin, Ivy/Stevens, Connie/Newman, Jenifer/Goodman, Dody/Dickey, Lucinda/Arden, Eve/Hunter, Vicki/Conn, Didi/King, Donna (II)/Sagal, Liz/Andreyko, Helena/Sagal, Jean/Luft, Lorna/Tosi, Evelyn/Pfeiffer, Michelle +Great Balls of Fire! (1989)/Stuart, Bruce/Penhale, David A./Nixon, Mojo/Cook, Peter (I)/Sheffield, Joshua/Sibley, David (I)/Doe, John (I)/Ferguson, David (I)/Tordoff, John/McDaniel, Keith/O'Donnell, Steve (I)/Cook, Ashley Paige/Baldwin, Alec/Winters, Snowy/Allen, Steve (I)/Falco, Tav/Vaughan, Jimmie/Painter, W.W./Crowe, Richard (I)/Rushton, Ryan/Solari, Chris/Johnson, Mark W. (I)/Dedman, Bert/Laury, Booker T./Miller, Maurice/Bloom, John (I)/St. Gerard, Michael/Quaid, Dennis/Smith, Kim (I)/Woodward Jr., Joseph/Wilson, Trey/Mulrooney, John/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Thomas, Rufus (I)/Bogan, Carl/Lesser, Robert/Ward, Ryan (I)/Russell, Carol (I)/Ryder, Winona/Levine, Melisa J./Robbins, Crystal/Lonergan, Susan/Fields, Lorraine/Beutler, Bonnie/Wellington, Valerie/Baddin, Bejay/Marcel, Kelly/Blount, Lisa/Pollard, Cassie/Lynne, Jody/Harris, Priscilla/Person, Paula/Kettlewell, Ruth/Persky, Lisa Jane/Balloo, Julie/Yeargin, Mary/Massey, Jamila/Sitler, Linn (I)/Van Horn, Sara/Pope, Stephanie/Spirson, Juliette Claire/Kerby, Tike +Great Dictator, The (1940)/Gilbert, Billy (I)/Anders, Rudolph/Brodie, Don/Davis, Lew/Gardiner, Reginald/Roquemore, Henry/Meyer, Torben/Prival, Lucien/Daniell, Henry/DeHaven, Carter (I)/Irving, William (I)/Perrin, Jack/Schumm, Hans/Mann, Hank (I)/White, Leo (I)/Gorcey, Bernard/Michelson, Jules/Oakie, Jack (I)/Davidson, Max (I)/Dryden, Wheeler/Aldrich, Fred/Moscovitch, Maurice/Irwin, Charles (I)/Chaplin, Charles/Dunn, Eddie/Flaherty, Pat/Conried, Hans/Ring, Cyril/Conklin, Chester/Voss, Carl/Semels, Harry/Geary, Bud/Wilson, Harry (I)/Drake, Francis Ernest/Sullivan, Charles (I)/Lynn, George (I)/Sandford, Tiny/Alexander, Richard (I)/Davidson, John (I)/Corrado, Gino/Hodgson, Leyland/Moorhouse, Bert/Arnold, William (I)/París, Manuel/Gribbon, Eddie/Harris, Sam (II)/Weigel, Paul/Arno, Sig/Dunn, Emma (I)/Goddard, Paulette/Michelson, Esther/Hayle, Grace/Wright, Florence/Leopold, Ethelreda/Pike, Nita/Nichols, Nellie V. +Great Escape, The (1963)/Montaigne, Lawrence/Alberty, Karl-Otto/Riebauer, Harry/Beiger, Ulrich/Taylor, Jud/Pleasence, Donald/Donald, James (I)/Jackson, Gordon (I)/Lennie, Angus/Attenborough, Richard/Freitag, Robert/Leyton, John/Stock, Nigel (I)/McCallum, David (I)/McQueen, Steve (I)/Graf, Robert (I)/Russell, William (II)/Reiser, Hans/Mikell, George/Weiss, Heinz/Desmond, Robert (I)/Bronson, Charles/Adams, Tom (I)/Messemer, Hannes/Coburn, James/Garner, James/Kiwe, Til +Great Expectations (1946)/Thatcher, Torin/Currie, Finlay/Hayes, George/Guinness, Alec/Sullivan, Francis L./Burch, John E./Clarence, O.B./Atkinson, Frank (I)/Forrest, John (I)/Lang, Howard (II)/Miles, Bernard/George, Richard (I)/Arthur, Roy/Hyden, Walford/Wager, Anthony/Barnard, Ivor/Begg, Gordon/Petrie, Hay/Mills, John (I)/Pratt, Ernie/Hunt, Martita/Erskine, Eileen/Hobson, Valerie/Martin, Edie/Russell, Grace Denbigh/Simmons, Jean (I)/Holland, Anne (I)/Jackson, Freda/Gregg, Everley +Great Expectations (1998)/Alvin, Martin/Rothlein, William/Wolfert, Nicholas/Bamman, Gerry/Macaulay, Marc/Mostel, Josh/Reddick, Lance/Robbins, Wills/Neglio, Paul/Newton, Gary (I)/Azaria, Hank/Pepicelli, Nino/Michel, Fritz/Dumaurier, Francis/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Caserta, Clem/Paladino, Dennis/Caserta Jr., Clem/Hawke, Ethan/McNickle, Jim Taylor/De Niro, Robert/Pietrangolare, Frank/Braun, Craig (II)/Mann, Gabriel (I)/Kissner, Jeremy James/Seymour, Dorin/Spinella, Stephen/Boakye, Adusah/Zihenni, Albert/Cooper, Chris (I)/Casey, John P./Barquin, Pedro/Thomas, G.B./Sucharetza, Marla/Herth, Lisa/Beaudene, Raquel/Jain, Aditi/Campbell, Nell/Williamson, Kendall/Snyder, Kim (I)/De Niro, Drena/Ok, Anne/Peace, Margo/Jain, Shobha/Dickens, Kim/Gerardino, Ana Susana/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Turner, Jewel/Chinn, Alva/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Suzuki, Kimmy/Anderson, Isabelle (I)/Kane, Dyan +Great Gatsby, The (1974)/Da Silva, Howard/Fairman, Blain/Wilson, Scott (I)/Sullivan, Elliott/Smith, Sammy (I)/Waterston, Sam/Dern, Bruce/Blossom, Roberts/Berwick, James/Devlin, John (I)/Lucas, Nick (I)/Tamarin, Paul/Silvern, Charles/Sherman, Bob (I)/Schiavelli, Vincent/Redford, Robert (I)/Inches, Duncan/Mayer, Jerry (I)/Chancer, Norman/Hughes, Arthur/Herrmann, Edward/Ewell, Tom/Baff, Regina/Hamil, Linda/Adams, Brooke (I)/Kensit, Patsy/Arters, Louise/Shay, Mildred/Wildes, Marjorie/Chiles, Lois/Porter, Beth (I)/Black, Karen (I)/Farrow, Mia/Arters, Janet/Scott, Kathryn Leigh +Great Mouse Detective, The (1986)/Price, Vincent (I)/Ingham, Barrie/Welker, Frank/Rathbone, Basil/Young, Alan (I)/Candido, Candy/Bettin, Val/Main, Laurie/Anselmo, Tony/Allwine, Wayne/Edmiston, Walker/Pollatschek, Susanne/Chesney, Diana/Brenner, Eve/Fitzhugh, Ellen (I)/Wallis, Shani +Great Muppet Caper, The (1981)/John-Jules, Danny/Grodin, Charles (I)/Robbins, Michael (I)/Whitmire, Steve/Howard, Trevor (I)/Oz, Frank/Warden, Jack/Nelson, Jerry (I)/Muehl, Brian/Hunt, Richard (I)/Henson, Brian (I)/Morley, Robert (I)/Goelz, Dave/Spinney, Carroll/Hughes, Peter (II)/Ustinov, Peter/Keenan, Lee/Quinn, Mike (I)/Henson, Jim (I)/Spight, Hugh/Payne, Bob (I)/Barnett, Robbie (I)/Cleese, John/Lovick, Rodney/Godfrey, Tommy/Hanham, Ian/Cannon, Sherrill/Falk, Peter (I)/Ludwig, David (I)/Cullen, Christine/Ward, Roberta/Church, Suzanne/Guest, Susie/Horn, Linda/Howard, Kate (I)/Nelson, Christine (II)/Van Gilder, Amy/Backlinie, Susan/Ashley, Cynthia/Aitchison, Peggy/Leake, Cynthia/Finch, Della/Gold, Louise/Mazstead, Mary/Creer, Erica/Rigg, Diana/Borg, Katia/Rynne, Ann/Dalton, Patti/McFarlin, Tricia (I)/Klega, Darine/Sanderson, Joan/Lee, Chai/McKenna, Denise/Holker, Wendy/Phelps, Melina Lee/Kemp, Valli/Ivan-Zadeh, Michele/Lohren, Kahren/Potter, Denise (I)/Latham, Lynn/Mullen, Kathryn +Great Outdoors, The (1988)/Leach, Britt/Bass, Chris (I)/Candy, John/Bear, Bart the (I)/Thompson, Barry/Prosky, Robert/Kinsman, Christopher/Bond, Raleigh/Young, Chris (I)/Giatti, Ian/Aykroyd, Dan/Hansen, Paul (II)/Maren, Jerry/Bloom, John (III)/Bemis, Cliff/Prosky, Andy/Healy, Brian/Arquette, Lewis/Harris, Shirley/Faracy, Stephanie/Deakins, Lucy/Spiotta, Christine/Somerville, Sierra/Gordon, Hilary/Bening, Annette/LeRoy, Zoaunne/Ortega, Debra Lee/Gordon, Rebecca/Lenehan, Nancy +Great Race, The (1965)/Strong, Frank D./Fredericks, Charles E./Kaplan, Marvin/McCullough, Philo/Storch, Larry/Hoyt, Clegg/Mosier, Richard (I)/Truax, John/Curtis, Tony (I)/Bryant, William (I)/Lemmon, Jack/Palma, Joe/Stewart, Art/Herron, Bob/Hayes, Chester (I)/Martin, Ross (I)/Smith, Hal/Wynn, Keenan/Silver, Johnny/Retzer, Raoul/Kreig, Frank/Benedict, Greg/Hayward, Chuck (I)/Smith, Paul (I)/Riordan, Christopher/McKinley, J. Edward/Bryar, Paul/O'Connell, Arthur/Alexander, Richard (I)/Falk, Peter (I)/Pyle, Denver/Van Sickel, Dale/Carson, Robert (I)/Parry, Harvey/McDonald, Francis/Macready, George/Seel, Charles/Riddle, Hal/Wales, Ken/Selby, Sarah/Nizzari, Joyce/Schroeder, Maria/King, Patricia/Provine, Dorothy/Vance, Vivian/Wood, Natalie (I) +Great Raid, The (2005)/Izumihara, Yutaka/Tsunashima, Gotaro/McLachlan, Craig (I)/Khoo, Jourdan Lee/Dye, Dale/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Innes, Royston/Mackintosh, Nikko/O'Neill, Noel/Senga, Ken/Csokas, Marton/Hara, Kentaro/Montano, Rommel/Marshall-Green, Logan/MacArthur, Douglas/Farnsworth, Freddie Joe/Edwards, Elwyn/Kimura, Koichi/Harman, Steve/Tojo, Hideki/Kikkawa, Ken/Anson, Alvin/Fiennes, Joseph/Cavestany, Marcelino/Usami, Shingo/Yamaguchi, Masa/Fitzpatrick, Neil/Crawford, Clayne/Moraleda, Kenneth/Tkacz, Peter/Morris, Christopher (IV)/McLean, Scott (I)/Heidenreich, Diarmid/Campbell, Tim (II)/Muroyama, Kazuhiro/Roco, Bembol/Franco, James/Schmid, Kristian/Nagano, Takayuki 'Taka'/Worthington, Sam/Bell, Nicholas/Wickham, Mark/Hashimoto, Kuni/Leyran, R.J./Maiden, Simon/Gluth, William/Montano, Cesar/Ehlers, Jerome/Trinidad Jr., Noel/Macintosh, Laird/Gardiner, Iain/Ford, Leon/Raine, Jackson/Callaghan, Jeremy/Chamberlain, David (I)/Cortez, Rez/Young, Warwick/Montalban, Paolo/Sayo, Chito/Joson, Richard/Tucker, Brett/Eigenmann, Ryan/Domingo, Nor/Baker, Christopher (I)/Kooistra, Leo/Carpinello, James/Kobayashi, Motoki/Roosevelt, Franklin Delano/Doran, Matt/Newton, Matthew/Mammone, Robert/Uchida, Naoto/Doughty, Kenny/Martini, Max/Nicdao, Alfred/Robinson, Samuel/Consuelos, Mark/Yoshikawa, Akira (I)/Nakauchi, Paul/Stibbard, Lucas/Pegler, Luke/Lent, Tom/Yuan, Eugenia/Nielsen, Connie (I)/Jackson Mendoza, Natalie/Whitnall, Laura/Villanueva, Romina/O'Neill, Christine/Cruz, Lena/Okano, Edelyn/Berry, Valerie/Patricio, Den +Great White Hype, The (1996)/Foxx, Jamie/Blaisdell, Brad/Slagle, G. John/Berg, Peter (I)/Cheshier, Lydell M./Wayans, Damon/Carroll, Rocky/Lovitz, Jon/Buckman, Phil/Johnson, Lamont (II)/Harris, Randy (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Nahan, Stu/Hardie, James/Fairman, Michael/Hall, Albert (I)/Davis, Duane/Marin, Cheech/Kawakami, Tim/Rodrigo, Al/Modderno, Craig/Dotten, Irv/Pacheco, Ferdie/Man, Method/Addison, Walter/Whipple, Sam/Jace, Michael/Goldblum, Jeff/Evans, Art/Bernsen, Corbin/Scarry, Rick/Lennon, Jarrett/Frederick, Leon/Rhys-Davies, John/Setzer, Brian/Steele, Richard (I)/Johnson, Anthony (I)/Wilson, Reno/D, Deezer/Hicks, Jonathan P./Hays, James H./Sugar, Bert Randolph/House, Christy/Carlson, Andrea/Griffin, Renee/Gibney, Susan/Volz, Nedra/Croft, Alyson/Richardson, Salli/LaRou, Elizabeth +Greedy (1994)/Begley Jr., Ed/Barletta, Rich/Balaban, Bob/McCarthy, Francis X./Babb, Sean/Byron, Beau/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Pendleton, Austin/Burns, Jere/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Schenkel, Chris/Lafayette, John/Lloyd, Eric (I)/Lynn, Jonathan/Morton, Vince/Ganz, Lowell/Hartman, Phil (I)/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Prettyman, Ronnie/Mason, Tom (I)/Hendershott, Adam/Trainor, Mary Ellen/d'Abo, Olivia/Travis, Nancy/Soong, Bea/Bradley, Lisa/Alexander, Khandi/Gomez, Rita (II)/Camp, Colleen/Fallon, Siobhan/Dunst, Kirsten/Hyser, Joyce +Green Berets, The (1968)/Ray, Aldo/Evers, Jason/Wayne, Patrick (I)/Lyons, Cliff/Soo, Jack/Cadiente, Vincente/Faulkner, Edward/Roberson, Chuck/Edmiston, Walker/Jue, Craig/Hennesy, Tom/Henry, Mike (I)/Seay, James/Warlock, Dick/Wayne, John (I)/Janssen, David (I)/Bail, Charles/Donno, Eddy/Askew, Luke/Olds, William/Barker, Jess/Yen, Bach/Apibal, Yodying/Takei, George/Pryor, Richard 'Cactus'/Shannon, Bill (I)/Cabot, Bruce (I)/Koomen, Frank/Robbins, Rudy/Soo Hoo, Hayward/Stuart, Laird/St. Jacques, Raymond/Hutton, Jim (I)/Volkie, Ralph/Tsu, Irene/Miles, Vera +Green Card (1990)/Wright, Larry (I)/NGom, Abdoulaye/Mulot, Christian/Jones, Simon (I)/Anderson, Arthur (III)/Handwerger, Jeb/Stickney, Timothy/Aviles, Rick/Feldman, Ed/McCourt, Malachy/Spencer, John (I)/Edelman, Gregg/Simek, Vasek/Guttman, Ronald (I)/Roberts, Conrad/Gasco, Ernesto/Howard, Taylor/Scanlan, John (II)/Schnabel, Stefan/McLaren, Conrad/Chin, Clint/Tanney, Michael David/Depardieu, Gérard/Dumaurier, Francis/Odo, Chris/Pearlman, Stephen/Dennis, Danny (I)/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Prosky, Robert/Keosian, Jessie/Nelson, Novella/Dowd, Ann/Boothby, Victoria/Neuwirth, Bebe/Nevirs, Michele/Wilson, Mary Louise/Cho, Emily/Wedgeworth, Ann/Shropshire, Anne/MacDowell, Andie/Smith, Lois (I) +Green Mile, The (1999)/DeMunn, Jeffrey/Pepper, Barry/Gratton, Bill/Tasco, Rai/Stanton, Harry Dean/Greer, Dabbs/Thompson, Todd (I)/Leavenworth, Scotty/McKinney, Bill/Hawn, Phil/Hutchison, Doug/Morse, David (I)/Imhoff, Gary/Hollis, Ted/Libby, Brian/Wolchok, James Marshall/Cromwell, James (I)/Barnes, Tommy (II)/Briscoe, Brent/Sinise, Gary/Sadler, William (I)/Ives, Christopher Joel/Rockwell, Sam/Miles, Mack/Greene, Graham (II)/Epperson, Van/Jeter, Michael/Smith, Tim (XVI)/Hanks, Tom/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Browning, David E./Clarkson, Patricia/Singer, Rachel (I)/Warner, Edrie/Brent, Eve/Malcomson, Paula/Hunt, Bonnie/Drucker, Evanne/Croxton, Dee/Leavenworth, Katelyn/Klingler, Rebecca/Drucker, Bailey +Gremlins (1984)/Robot, Robby the/Llewelyn, Daniel/Moore, Arnie/Brooks, Joe (I)/Becher, John C./Reinhold, Judge/Turman, Glynn/Dodson, Mark (I)/Cullen, Peter (I)/Holt, Bob/Galligan, Zach/Bean, Adam/Welker, Frank/Luke, Keye/Feldman, Corey/Sheehan, Michael (I)/Axton, Hoyt/Goldsmith, Jerry/Miller, Marvin (I)/Davis, Kenny (III)/Elson, Donald/Tobey, Kenneth/Schallert, William/Jones, Chuck (I)/Katt, Nicky/Newman, Fred (I)/McKrell, Jim/Andrews, Edward (I)/Mandel, Howie (I)/Spielberg, Steven (I)/Louie, John/Carey Jr., Harry/Mushroom/Berger, Bob/Miller, Dick (I)/Winslow, Michael (I)/Banks, Jonathan/Steele, Don (I)/Brady, Scott (I)/Joseph, Jackie/Cates, Phoebe/Balaski, Belinda/Burgess, Susan/McCain, Frances Lee/Willson, Gwen/Bean, Karen (II)/Wells, Tracy (I)/Foraker, Lois/Holliday, Polly +Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)/Cruz, Raymond/Bibic, Vladimir (I)/Mandel, Howie (I)/Stanton, Don/Fassler, Ron/Welker, Frank/Haas, Charles S./Prosky, Robert/Bartel, Paul/Swanson, Jeff/Winters, Time/Butkus, Dick/Gibson, Henry (I)/Ryan, Frank P./Lee, Christopher (I)/Hahn, Archie/Watanabe, Gedde/Smith, Bubba (I)/Picardo, Robert/Norris, Dean/Presson, Jason/Nelson, Shawn (I)/Thatcher, Kirk R./Tobey, Kenneth/Dante, Joe (I)/Hogan, Hulk/Maltin, Leonard/Whitlock Jr., Isiah/Glover, John (I)/Randall, Tony (I)/Capodice, John/Ross, Neil (I)/Winters, Anthony/Astin, John/Ducommun, Rick/Salort, Michael/Stanton, Dan/Galligan, Zach/Shawn, Eric (I)/Bergman, Jeff (I)/Swann, Dale/Daniels, Gray/Miller, Dick (I)/Luke, Keye/Goldsmith, Jerry/Sheehan, Michael (I)/Dodson, Mark (I)/Lilly, Sarah/Neale, Leslie/Menuez, Stephanie/Hannah, Page/Haase, Heather (I)/Darbo, Patrika/Saachiko/Joseph, Jackie/Sainte-Marie, Diane/Cates, Phoebe/Mende, Lisa/Sweeney, Julia/Pryor, Liz/Witker, Kristi/Colton, Jacque Lynn/Quigley, May/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Rose, Nicky/Morris, Haviland/Kempf, Heidi/Balaski, Belinda +Grey Zone, The (2001)/Ganev, Valentin/Stuhlbarg, Michael/Arquette, David/Dosev, Dobrin/Keitel, Harvey/Alexanyan, Oncho/Shopov, Hristo/Vladov, Simeon/Buscemi, Steve/Ivanov, Dimitar/Stram, Henry/Zlatarev, George/Ubels, Steve/Binev, Velizar/Benzali, Daniel/Velev, Vladimir/Chandler, David (IV)/Kalev, Victor/Wilkof, Lee/O'Byrne, Brian F./Anichkin, Harry/Wing-Davey, Mark/Corduner, Allan/Kalchev, Georgi/Trifonova, Rumena/Benavides, Lisa/Christova, Ioana/Grigorova, Kamelia/Katzarraska, Dafina/Reiners, Portia/Avramova, Donka/Brener, Shirly/Hecht, Jessica/Sorvino, Mira/Stanicheva, Marianne/Lyonne, Natasha +Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (1984)/Davenport, Nigel/Wilson, Mak/Ondoua, Philemon Blake/Richardson, Ralph (I)/Beck, Christopher/Endene, David/Potts, Danny/Holm, Ian/Langlois, Eric (I)/Cane, Elliot W./Scully, Martin (II)/Yiasoumi, George/Wells, John (I)/Little, Eugene/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Charles, Colin (II)/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Geoffrey, Paul (I)/Farrell, Nicholas/McRae, Hilton/Jellinek, Tristram/Mann, Douglas/Pallot, Martin/Roy, Deep/Maude-Roxby, Roddy/Brooke, Paul (I)/Fox, James (I)/Lyons, Derek/Ravinder/Alexander, John (II)/Abossolo M'bo, Emile/Charleson, Ian/Kyriakou, Peter/Mitchell, Rory/Shah, Kiran/Suchet, David/Koksum, Toh/Yarro, Jacobin/Tan, Philip/Forman, David (I)/MacDowell, Andie/Crockett, Tessa/Latimer, Sheila/Biagi, Bridget/Clarke, Georgia (III)/Miller, Andrea (II)/Maskell, Tina/Campbell, Cheryl/Berk, Ailsa/Clarke, Georgia (II)/Close, Glenn/Collins, Elaine (I)/McGregor, Tali/D'Arcy, Frances (I)/Brown, Rona/Thorpe, Harriet/Macrae, Alison +Gridlock'd (1997)/Payne, Eric (I)/Garr, Roderick/Roth, Tim/Woodbine, Bokeem/O'Malley, Jim/Pickens Jr., James/Ericson, Mark/Cummins, Ron/Shoaf, Rory J./Jones, Darryl (I)/Arquette, Richmond/Sayles, John/Shakur, Tupac/Long Jr., William/Truby, Tim/Fleischer, Charles/Hesseman, Howard/Poulos, George/Curtis-Hall, Vondie/Wright, Tom (I)/Spencer, Brad (I)/Govine, Jasen/Towles, Tom/Hall, Henry Hunter/Scriba, Mik/Dente, Joey/Shanta, James/Zaricor, Debbie/Newton, Thandie/Liu, Lucy/Valentino, Venessia/Schwimmer, Rusty/Vilar, Tracy/Rowe, Tonia/McKinney, Roslyn/Lemmons, Kasi/Wilson, Debra (I)/Blades, Lynn/Neal, Billie/Peña, Elizabeth +Grifters, The (1990)/Laskin, Michael/Adelstein, Paul/Sharkey, Billy Ray/Cusack, John/Perry, Jeff (I)/Jones, Henry (I)/Scorsese, Martin/Weems, Robert/Baron, Sandy (I)/Gries, Jon/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Hingle, Pat/Napier, Charles/Sartain, Gailard/Anderson, Steven (V)/Jones, Eddie (I)/Piven, Jeremy/Munroe, Jan/Noonan, Jimmy/Gillespie, John (I)/Berkeley, Xander/Sinaiko, David/Holden, Richard (I)/Walsh, J.T./Sporleder, Gregory/Feeley, Elizabeth Ann/Mercurio, Micole/Harling, Noelle/Bening, Annette/Gilmore, Teresa/Huston, Anjelica/Bay, Frances/Landau, Juliet/Hancock, Lou/Soler, Ivette +Grind (2003)/Carter, Mike (IV)/Foley, Dave (I)/Vallely, Mike/Hodder, Kane/Molina, Rolando/London, Jason/Briere, Alfred/Gordon, Marc S./Hunter, Shane (II)/Root, Stephen (I)/La Scala, Baron/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Fernandez, Chad/Bowe, David/Margera, Bam/Green, Tom (III)/Sheckler, Ryan/Vieluf, Vince/Troup, Matt/Sumner, Brian/Lasek, Bucky/Goldthwait, Bob/McGhehey, Ehren/Lacy, Preston/Kern, Joey/Rieder, Dylan/Martins, Rick/Acuña, Jason/Brody, Adam (I)/Muxworthy, Jake/Quaid, Randy/Smith, Brandon (IV)/Gibb, Donald (I)/Vogel, Mike/Posehn, Brian/Jenson, Sasha/Estabrook, Christine/Calarco, Donte/Eckert, Shari/Brito, Mercedes (I)/Kurtis, Dalene/Adeff, Cryss (I)/Schacher, Samantha/Lobelle, Colleen/Felton, Lindsay/Gutman, Annabelle/Leigh, Christina (I)/Shazia/McDougal, Karen/Altice, Summer/Stark, Paige/Gutierrez, Kalina/Murphy, Erin (II)/Farr, Shonda/Lee, Julia (III)/Morrison, Jennifer (II)/Taskey, Olanna +Grizzly Man (2005)/Letterman, David/Queeney, Warren/Dexter, Val/Herzog, Werner/Treadwell, Timothy/Van Daele, Larry/Egli, Sam/Gaede, Marc/Fulton, Willy/Haakanson Jr., Sven/Fallico, Franc G./Huguenard, Amie/Parker, Kathleen (III)/Palovak, Jewel/Dexter, Carol/Gaede, Marnie +Grosse Pointe Blank (1997)/Cusack, Bill/Taylor, Duffy/Arkin, Alan/Cudlitz, Michael (I)/French, Colby/DeVincentis, D.V./Cusack, John/Armitage, Brent/Urquidez, Benny/Pink, Steve (I)/Antico, Pete/Freeman, K. Todd/Aykroyd, Dan/Powell, Brian (I)/Jacott, Carlos/O'Neill, Patrick (I)/Gilbert, Lance/Azaria, Hank/Bass, Bobby/Barrett, David (I)/Piven, Jeremy/Ryan, Mitch/Dearth, Doug/Bilzerian, Laurence/Rodriguez, Eva/Kissel, Audrey/Dodds, K.K./Dority, Traci/Harris, Barbara (I)/Moreno, Belita/DeVincentis, Sarah/Tyler, Karmyn/Cusack, Joan/Driver, Minnie/Thorlakson, Wendy/Rubin, Jackie/Elfman, Jenna/Cusack, Ann +Groundhog Day (1993)/Pasquesi, David/Hutt, Grady/Erickson, Doc/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Overton, Rick/Fish, Ben A./Blakeslee, Douglas/Saiet, Eric/Henzel, Richard/Mages, Samuel/Podewell, Les/Milanovich, Tom/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Murray, Bill (I)/Watson Sr., John M./Riggs, Daniel/Harvey, Simon (I)/Dubowski, Chet/Ramis, Harold/Sellars, Lee R./Ducommun, Rick/Shannon, Michael (V)/Riley, Rob (I)/DeGuide, Tony/Willig, Brian/Campbell, Ken Hudson/Hendrickson, Timothy/Elliott, Chris (I)/Garson, Willie/Chaiyabhat, Shaun/Zwick, Ben/Terrien, Paul/Adler, Roger/Sell, Rod/Scooter (III)/McNichols, Don Riozz/Frates, Leslie/Gollan, Angela/Paton, Angela/Geraghty, Marita/Roeder, Peggy/Murdoch, Amy/Bivins, Carol/Walch, Hynden/Prokop, Regina/Pickleman, Brenda/Webster, Martha/Shaw, Dianne B./O'Neil, Leighanne/Albert, Lindsay/MacDowell, Andie/Grimes, Barbara Ann/Duke, Robin/Heekin, Ann/Binkley, Evangeline/Paquet, Lucina/Maschmeyer, Sandy +Grudge 2, The (2006)/Ozeki, Yuya/Chen, Edison/Cousins, Christopher/Ishibashi, Ryo/Jarrett, Paul (I)/Thornton, Jason/Knight, Matthew/Sipos, Shaun/Fuji, Takako/Roemer, Sarah/Gellar, Sarah Michelle/Kebbel, Arielle/Gordon, Eve (I)/Tamblyn, Amber/Dewan, Jenna/Tanaka, Ohga/Cassidy, Joanna/Uno, Misako/Palmer, Teresa/Beals, Jennifer (I) +Grudge, The (2004)/Ôki, Eiji/Kitamura, Jotaro/Raimi, Ted/Matsuyama, Takashi (II)/Okamura, Yôichi/Behr, Jason (I)/Tsumura, Kazuyuki/Okayama, Hajime/Oyama, Katsuhiro/Pullman, Bill/Ozeki, Yuya/Ishibashi, Ryo/Morishita, Yoshiyuki/Thornton, Jason/Mapother, William/Matsunaga, Hiroshi/Kobayashi, Taiki/Webb, Courtney/DuVall, Clea/Fuji, Takako/Gellar, Sarah Michelle/Strickland, KaDee/Koizumi, Nanna/Zabriskie, Grace/Blasi, Rosa/Koizumi, Junko/Maki, Yoko (II) +Grumpier Old Men (1995)/Cada, James/Waldoch, Ryan/Klemp, Marcus/Schuneman, Gregory/Martin, John Patrick/Robson, Sterling/Pollak, Kevin/Meredith, Burgess/Olson, Wallace/Schusted, Denny/Grivna, Lawrence/Karels, Eugene/Schueneman, Warren/Andelin, James/Matthau, Walter/Ward, Adam (I)/Christopherson, Kyle/Evenson, Wayne A./Smith, Jeffrey L. (I)/Lemmon, Jack/Mitsch, Jack/Rivera, Geraldo/Wright, Max (I)/Johnson, Carl (III)/Hannah, Daryl/Johnston, Michelle (I)/Sagona, Katie/Melloy, Tammara/Guilbert, Ann Morgan/Loren, Sophia/Ann-Margret/Ross, Jaclyn/Levine, Allison/Hawker, Cheryl +Grumpy Old Men (1993)/Pollak, Kevin/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Meredith, Burgess/Brin, Charles/Lynch, John Carroll/Davis, Ossie/Hahn, Steven Mark/Henry, Buck/Lemmon, Jack/Matthau, Walter/Howard, Joe (I)/Osterberg, Oliver/Cochran, Steve (II)/Wahlquist, Katie/O'Connor, Isabell/Hannah, Daryl/Ann-Margret/Sedlachek, Buffy +Guarding Tess (1994)/Handy, James/Cerullo, Al/Treadway, Teman/Echols, Michael/King, David L./Albert, Edward (I)/Roselius, John/Graf, David/Pendleton, Austin/Consoli, Michael/Cage, Nicolas/Paris, Sharief/Yesso, Don/Lennix, Harry J./Lally, James/Gomes, George (I)/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Rebhorn, James/Thompson, John Leonard/Glaesser, Gary/Gabel, Michael/Gough, Gerald F./Deenihan, Brian/Conway, Mark (I)/Boothby, Andrew C./Williams, Kelly (I)/Wilson, Hugh (I)/Bellais, Will/Child, Bob/Chen, Stephen S./von Hoffman, Brant/Fischer, John Louis (I)/Duval, Kyle/Rademaekers, Mike/Dye, Dale/Hild, Jim/McDonough, Brenna (I)/Beard, Jane (I)/MacLaine, Shirley/Sowle, Diana/Valera, Matilde/Brigham, Beverly/O'Hare, Katie/Kurzava, Julie/McKenzie, Marie/Spinney, Saige Ophelia/Blommaert, Susan/Linton, Maggie +Guerre du feu, La (1981)/Quaglia, Alex/Lévesque, Benoît/Gosselin, Charles/Gagne, Jean-Pierre/Alary, Richard/Gill, Brian/Cokei, Mohamed Siad/Drouet, Michel/Perlman, Ron/Lavoie, Robert/Heon, Hercule Gaston/Elliott, Peter (II)/Birman, Matt/Street, Adrian/Schwartz, Gary (I)/Kapisisi, Lolamal/Seva, Tarlok Sing/Fitt, Terry/McGill, Everett/Lynch, Danny (I)/Lynch, Butch/Schiegl, Kurt/Gonder, Robert/Damji, Hassannali/Caron, Jacques (I)/Kindt, Jean-Michel/The Great Antonio/Melnick, Joshua/Bonnet, Franck-Olivier/Buza, George/Demers, Jacques (I)/Ramanuskas, Steve/McMasters, Luke/Drouet, Stéphane/Kendall, Bernard/Kadi, Nicholas/Francoeur, Michel/El-Kadi, Naseer/Benard, Christian/Meunier, Jean-Claude/McKinnon, Lloyd/Bennett, Rod (I)/Leduc, Michelle/Caspari, Bibi/Chaban, Lydia/Chong, Rae Dawn/Guilbault, Sylvie/Grégoire, Hélène/Rondeau, Georgette/Foy, Mary Lou/Boushel, Joy/Francis, Dena +Guess Who (2005)/Ramsey, David (III)/McCoy, Nathan/Viera, Angel/Hahn III, Archie/Lawson, Richard (I)/Campbell, J. Kenneth/Kehela, Steve/Epps, Mike/Williams, Hal/Curtis-Brown, Robert/Lara, Mario (II)/Hoffman, Robert (X)/Ciarfalio, Carl/Mynatt, George/Kutcher, Ashton/Lee, RonReaco/Mac, Bernie/Jones, Richard T./Fowler, Scott (I)/Iamaleava, Nicholaus/Burke, Joe Michael/Morris, Alex (I)/Gabriel, Chad/Krumholtz, David/Anthony, Bryan/Morrow, Andy/Lynch, Gus (II)/Wilborn, Carlton/Reeves, Phil/Eckhouse, James/Weston, Olivia/Sullivan, Nicole (I)/Deveraux, Heather/Stewart, Kellee/Ling, Julia/Reyes, Jenilee/Tosch, Amanda/Dowse, Denise/Zi, Adrienne/Scott, Kimberly (I)/Nash, Niecy/Newsome, Paula/Shepherd, Sherri/Saldana, Zoe/Kennedy, JoNell/Cauffiel, Jessica/Kushell, Lisa/Von Dannenberg, Victoria/Scott, Judith (I)/Ellis, Nadine +Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967)/Tracy, Spencer/Kellaway, Cecil/Martin, D'Urville/Martin, Skip (III)/Heaton, Tom/Hudkins, John/Poitier, Sidney/Glenn, Roy/Hepburn, Katharine/Sanford, Isabel/Christine, Virginia/Randolph, Barbara/Houghton, Katharine/Richards, Beah/Hay, Alexandra/Gaynor, Grace +Guest House Paradiso (1999)/Nighy, Bill/Mason, Bob (I)/Lester, Phillip (I)/Cassel, Vincent/Hughes, Joseph (II)/Strange, Richard/Cartmell, Charles/Pegg, Simon/Garcia, Paul (I)/D'Arcy, James (I)/O'Donnell, Steve (I)/Edmondson, Adrian/Hammatt, Richard/Mayall, Rik/Sibley, David (I)/Mann, Jessica/Myles, Sophia/Pierson, Emma/Mahieu, Hélène/Madley, Anna/Fielding, Fenella/Ashfield, Kate/Palfrey, Lisa/Loustau, Kate +Guilty by Suspicion (1991)/Tenney, Jon/Piazza, Ben/Rosqui, Tom/O'Neil, F.J./Wendt, George (I)/Sartain, Gailard/Scorsese, Martin/Wanamaker, Sam/Collins, Paul (I)/Apolito, Fred/Marciano, Maurice/Page, Kevin (I)/Smith, Craig (I)/Bailey, Bill (II)/Cooper, Chris (I)/Chimento, Robert/Root, Stephen (I)/Bennett, Joe (III)/Rauvier, Claude/Kirkwood, Gene/Cilic, Nicholas/Primus, Barry/Bobbitt, Russell/Rich, Allan/Baldwin, Adam/Gammell, Robin/Ruscio, Al/De Niro, Robert/Mathers, James (I)/Sullivan, Brad/Dilley, Ivor Leslie/Arsenault, Martin/Margolin, Stuart/Horn, John (II)/Edwards, Luke/von Hoffman, Brant/Sizemore, Tom/Dinsdale, Ben/Tubb, Barry/Ames, Jonathan (I)/Winkler, Margo/Dawson, Roxann/Scott, Joan (IV)/Callan, Cecile/Douglas, Illeana/Carrico, Monica/Zimmerman, Natalie (I)/Reeves, Dianne E./Wettig, Patricia/Bening, Annette/Carey, Cindy +Gummo (1997)/Baker, James (II)/Gonzales, Mark (II)/Evans, Bill (IV)/Coatney, Charles Matthew/Carr, Wendall/Rutherford, Nathan/Sewell, Jacob/Baker, Jeffery/Reynolds, Jacob/Dickinson, William (II)/Guzak, Casey/Lawhorn, James/Perlich, Max/Crenshaw, Bryant L./Glass, James (II)/Glass, James David/Korine, Harmony/Sutton, Nick/Martin, Daniel (VI)/Guzak, Jason/Tosh, Lara/Resna, Bernadette/Dougherty, Darby/Smith, Ellen M./Shephard, Rose/Brewster, Donna/Glucksman, Carisa/Manz, Linda/Sevigny, Chloë/Randolph, Kristi Faye/Duvall, Berniece M. +Gun Shy (2000)/Sitter, Derek/Giambalvo, Louis/Reaves, Ron/Glenar, Cameron/Lustig, Aaron/Janda, Jack (I)/Schiff, Richard/Weber, Ben (I)/Phillips, Glenn (I)/Kay, Dusty (I)/Neeson, Liam/Buffington, Roy/Stratton, Hank/Knight, Rich (II)/Vincent, Frank (I)/Peters, Rick (I)/Zúñiga, José (I)/Godineaux, Edgar/DeLorenzo, Michael/Weatherly, Michael (I)/Ben-Victor, Paul/Platt, Oliver/Morgan Jr., Tommy/Daniel, Gregg/Campbell, Vernon/Stahl, Jerry/Carpenter, David (I)/Hawn, Phil/Mantell, Michael/Ray, Frankie (I)/Maruzzo, Joe/Pileggi, Mitch/Perry, Manny/Anthony, Derek/Lauer, Andrew/Negron, Taylor/Henderson, Dante/Bullock, Sandra/McCormack, Mary/Oropeza, Lynne/Torgersen, Tone/Webb, Natalie/Garrett, Jennifer/Boren, Lisette/Crist, Myndy/Joyner, Michelle/Phillips, Tracey (I)/Case, Ramona/Zahoryin, Tracy +Gung Ho (1986)/Watanabe, Gedde/Ferrero, Martin/Kennedy, Jihmi/McNally, Richard M./Nolan, Paul C./Kageyama, Rodney/Howard, Rance/Peck, R. Scott/Keaton, Michael/Egi, Stan/Turturro, John/Samaha, Charlie/Pilato, Joseph/Ritz, James (I)/Krell, Daniel/Wendt, George (I)/Kamesaki, Jun Lyle/Takada, Juhachiro/Ikeda, Thomas/Sakamoto, Dennis/Chan, Kim (I)/Bartman, William S./Ellis Jr., Dock P./Dalzell, Bill/Tondo, Jerry/Kubota, Tak/Shimono, Sab/Howard, Clint/Cash, James (I)/Lafitte, Tommy/Seals Jr., Frank/Kataoka, Noboru/Overton, Rick/Yamamura, Sô/Lehman, Fred/Mogg, Nann/Saiki, Tamie/Carola, Linda (I)/Inouye, Mariye/Rogers, Mimi/Jenkins, Lynette/Howard, Jean Speegle/Yasutake, Patti/Barney, Maria/Johnson, Michelle (I) +Gunga Din (1939)/Varno, Roland/McLaglen, Victor/Regas, George (I)/Bennett, Charles (II)/Morgan, Clive/Singh, Paul/Du Count, George/Leyva, Frank/Farnsworth, Richard/Sketchley, Leslie/Biberman, Abner/McGuinn, Joe/Mehra, Lal Chand/Mix, Art/Grant, Cary/Fryer, Bryant (II)/Fairbanks Jr., Douglas/Schute, Allen/Ciannelli, Eduardo/Metzetti, Thom/Tamarez, Tom/De La Cruz, Joe (I)/Francis, Olin/Jaffe, Sam (I)/Taylor, Carlie/Kellaway, Cecil/Hare, Lumsden/Hasson, Jamiel/Coote, Robert/Love, Montagu/Wyndham, Bruce (I)/Harris, Sam (II)/Alban, John/Sheffield, Reginald/Pualoa, Satini/Manners, Audrey/McKenzie, Fay/Evers, Ann (I)/Fontaine, Joan +Guns of Navarone, The (1961)/Grant, Peter (III)/Duering, Carl/Peck, Gregory/Quinn, Anthony/Lemkow, Tutte/Gotell, Walter/Herbert, Percy/Papakonstantinou, Nicholas/Rhodes, Christopher/Cooper, Jack (II)/Wooland, Norman/Baker, Stanley/Niven, David (I)/Mikell, George/Darren, James/Simmons, Bob (I)/Beaumont, Victor/Lieven, Albert/Trubshawe, Michael/Harris, Richard (I)/Quayle, Anthony/Sarne, Michael/Frees, Wolf/Forbes, Bryan/Justice, James Robertson/Cuthbertson, Allan/Papas, Irene/Scala, Gia/Scouloudi, Cleo/Nicols, Rosemary +Guru, The (2002)/Sweitzer, Rod (I)/Naidu, Ajay/Marwa, Emil/Rink, Scott/Moran, Frank (IV)/Menendez, Henry/Gurman, Wayne/Ford, Barry (VI)/Barry, Robert Rod/Randazzo, Steven/Sexton, Jed/Ewell, Dwight/Fredericks, Todd/Kelly, John-Charles/Manji, Rizwan/Odell, Rich/Kachel, Roger (II)/Root, Frank/Ali, Subhashini/McKean, Michael (I)/McNamara, Pat (I)/O'Hanlon, David/Mistry, Jimi/Liberti, Paul/Fessman, Don/Christy, Dimitri/Puri, Anoop/Massof, Bill/Harris, Jason (III)/McCourt, Malachy/Chena, Jeff/Morrow, Rob/Cannavale, Bobby/Holyoke, John/Mehta, Ajay/Bhaskar, Sanjeev/Vattamala, Jerry/Young, Damian/McDonnell, Joseph P./Guttman, Ronald (I)/Crudup, Tommy/Travolta, John/Mihok, Dash/Dolan, Douglas (I)/Timerman, Alec/Levy, Philip/Lear, Richard/Rahim, Omar/Lamontagne, Christopher/Keane, John (I)/McCarthy, Thomas (I)/Singh, Raahul (I)/Fumusa, Dominic/Martin, Gregori J./Besserer, Rob/Graham, Heather (I)/Sethi, Kamla (II)/Creighton, Georgia/Newton-John, Olivia/Schweppe, Jeanna/Wilson, Darlene/Way Rawe, Jennifer/Dell'Orefice, Carmen/Shah, Reena/Bedi, Susham/Setterfield, Valda/Bucci, Gwendolyn/Jaffrey, Sakina/Persad, Jasmine/Talwar, Jeneva/Barth, Nicole/Hall, Margaret/West, Michelle/Raphael, Sally Jessy/Van Buren, Judith/Bogetich, Krista/Jane, Sinia/Param, Sunita/Baranski, Christine/Ayers, Becca/Thomas, Rebecca (I)/Carr, Darrah/Stanley, Sarah/Hawks, Colleen/Gillette, Anita/Shah, Parul/Russ, Amy (I)/Bronstein, Edythe/Malick, Susan/Sharif, Bina/Rogers, Amanda Hall/Cea, Kim/Butler, Cara/Sloan, Tina/Cochrane, Nicki/Tomei, Marisa +Guy Thing, A (2003)/Watmough, Clayton Dean/Wilding, Chris (I)/Musser, Larry/Young, Jonathon (I)/Stinson, Donavon/Brolin, James/Lee, Jason (I)/McGillion, Paul/Miller, Larry (I)/Tseng, Chang (I)/Koechner, David/Sunczyk, Michael/Ewanuick, Fred/Sather, Joe/Farquharson, Alex/Destry, John B./Teigen, Michael/Brazeau, Jay/Thompson, Andy (I)/McKellar, Daniel (I)/Hatosy, Shawn/Paroo, Zahf/Scholar Jr., Michael/Dallas, Keith/Sanderson, Will/McGowan, Dave/Joffre, Dan/Ettenberg, Benjamin/Jackson, Dee Jay/Selmour, Ron/Johnson, Damon (I)/Munro, Lochlyn/Bordoff, Shawn/Ratner, Benjamin/Walker, Matthew (I)/Pelletier, Josef/Van Snellenberg, Jared/Smith, Brody/Varnado, Victor/Lennon, Thomas (III)/Williams, Scott (I)/Foo, Colin/Fisher, Noel (I)/New, Peter/Lynch, Gus (I)/Thorpe, Stephanie/Jones, Leslie (II)/Stiles, Julia/Hagerty, Julie/Scarwid, Diana/Adams, Enid-Raye/Squires, Colette/Malthe, Natassia/Kean, Jean/Smith, Miriam/Kean, Bonnie/Stockdale, Gina/Radley, Xantha/Calder, Lisa (I)/Burroughs, Jackie/Blair, Selma/Blomgren, Doris/Brown, Anita (II)/Hogan, Fiona (I) +Guys and Dolls (1955)/Murphy, Matt (III)/Ploski, Joe/Stone, George E. (I)/Kaye, Stubby/Keith, Robert (I)/Richards, Frank (I)/Kerr, Donald (I)/Gray, Joe (I)/Sayre, Jeffrey/Indrisano, John/Farnum, Franklyn/Silver, Johnny/Harris, Sam (II)/Duran, Larry/Rivero, Julian/Brando, Marlon/Chefe, Jack/Miller, Harold (I)/Kent, Stapleton/McTurk, Joe/Sullivan, Brick/Kuter, Kay E./Galento, Tony/Sinatra, Frank/Leonard, Sheldon/Wilson, Harry (I)/Dayton, Danny (I)/Hodgins, Earle/Perry, Jack (I)/Rosa, Tony (I)/Pulley, B.S./Toomey, Regis/Tyler, Harry/Dearing, Sayre/Brent, Barbara/Warner, Sandra/Hokanson, Mary Alan/Flowers, Bess/Thomas, Larri/Darlyn, Jann/Kirby, June/Goldwyn Girls, The/Givney, Kathryn/Warner, Sonia/Simmons, Jean (I)/Borg, Veda Ann/Darrow, Madelyn/Renor, Renee/Blaine, Vivian (I) +Hababam sinifi (1975)/Akçatepe, Sitki/Akçatepe, Halit/Gürses, Muharrem/Karabey, Hayri/Oztuna, Akil/Ergüvenç, Kemal/Akan, Tarik/Karadayi, Hakki/Bilda, Ertugrul/Sunal, Kemal/Özkul, Münir/Feridun, Savli/Aridogan, Kerem/Gürdap, Cem/Ariman, Ahmet/Nasit, Adile +Hable con ella (2002)/Cano, Rayco/Conde, Javier (II)/Almodóvar, Agustín/Montes, Raúl/Infante, Ángel/Ruben, Michel/Mercy, Dominique/Panadero, Nazareth/Rey, Raquel/Fernández, Adolfo (I)/Pedregal, Helio/Cámara, Javier (I)/Miguel, Carlos (IV)/Martínez, Ismael/Brinkmann, Stephen/Veloso, Caetano/Berezin, Andrey/Sancho, José/Cadiñanos, Joserra/Guillén Cuervo, Fernando/Sasportes, Jean-Laurent/Suels, Fernando/García Cambero, Carlos/Monllor, Isaac/Álvarez, Roberto (I)/Iglesias, Fernando/Grandinetti, Darío/Ríos, Javier (II)/Lindbergh, Ben/Causse, Benoit/Palomo, Vicente/Prioville, Fabien/Strecker, Michael (II)/Puerta, Jorge/Bolo, Miguel Ángel/Behr, Rainer/Fernández, Juan (XIII)/Martínez, Fele/Beringola, Yuyi/Seyama, Azusa/Rook, Natalia/Airaudo, Malou/Vainieri, Aida/García, Lola (II)/Advento, Regina/Aguilera, Raquel/Santiago, Beatriz (I)/Hernandorena, Lara/Segovia, Mamen/Sanz, Ana (II)/León, Loles/Shanahan, Julie/García, Esther (I)/Morganti, Cristiana/Kokkinos, Daphnis/Grande, Sonia (I)/Maurin, Melanie/Amarante, Ruth/Bausch, Pina/Paredes, Marisa/Fernández, Ana (I)/Roth, Cecilia/Dueñas, Lola/Jiménez, Marina/Martirio/Jasjfi, Ditta/Fuentes, Mariola/Donamaría, Adela/Vega, Paz/Lampreave, Chus/Machi, Carmen/Watling, Leonor/Dominguín, Paola/Chaplin, Geraldine/Flores, Rosario (I)/Hampel, Barbara/Barbadillo, Lucía/Anaya, Elena +Hackers (1995)/Santiago, Felix/Bradford, Jesse/Cicchetti, Mike/Angiolini, Steven/Lloyd, Joseph (III)/Mason, Laurence/Morse, Christo/Kim, Peter Y./DeMeo, William/Hewitt, Don (I)/Moreland, Rawleigh/Ligosh, Max/Santiago, Renoly/Stewart, David A./Willett, Blake/Nguyen-McCormick, Mitchell/Byrnes, C.J. (I)/Pierce, Wendell/Maul, Bill/Potts, Michael (I)/Sessions, Bob/Junior, Enzo/Ross, Ricco/Stevens, Fisher/Issyanov, Ravil/Browne, Ethan/Sibbald, Tony/Weber, Kal/Tobin, John H./Miller, Jonny Lee/Jillette, Penn/Winter, Ralph/Ziman, Richard/Lillard, Matthew/Klementowicz, Paul/O'Rourke, Mick (I)/Anthony, Marc (I)/Myers, Johnny (I)/Harding, Jeff (I)/Yamamota, Yoshinori/Klar, Gary Howard/Lewis, Walter (I)/Brewerton, Kevin/Douglas, Sam (I)/Fedoro, Olegar/Waller, Christopher/Gaston, Michael/Hill, Thomas (I)/Handwerger, Jeb/Loren, Eric/Iles, Douglas W./Purro, Richard/Lee, Darren/Walker, Liza/Jolie, Angelina/Bracco, Lorraine/Badger, Jennifer/Zola, Annemarie/Barkan, Melissa/Rice, Jennifer/D'Arcy, Cathy/Gotti, Roberta/Standish, Kimbra/Moreu, Kristin/Mondin, Raquel/Mori, Naoko (I)/Huffman, Felicity/Ticotin, Nancy/Porter, Terry (II)/George, Denise (I)/Watson, Alberta +Haine, La (1995)/Ghili, Abdel Ahmed/Ancelin, Cyril/JiBi/Lavandeira, Florent/Médioni, Patrick/Marques, Teddy/Labasse, Laurent/Mansour, Arash/Magimel, Benoît/Lindon, Vincent/Solo/Koundé, Hubert/Boujdouni, Abdel-Moulah/Khelif, Samir/Momo, Joseph/Soualem, Zinedine/Thang-Long/Levantal, François/Rossignon, Christophe/Marondo, Marcel/Gabteni, Choukri/Nahon, Philippe (I)/Niang, Medard/Taghmaoui, Saïd/Moro, Christian/Ben Mhamed, Nabil/Kassovitz, Mathieu/Pujol, Eric/Kassovitz, Peter/Montoute, Edouard/Cassel, Vincent/Belkhadra, Karim/Dalmat, Jose-Philippe/Souter, Anthony/Weitmann, Sandor/Bonvoisin, Bernie/Toumarkine, François/Lokcinski, Tadek/Tavel, Sébastien/Duret, Marc/Killer, Cut/Houicha, Sabrina/Viard, Karin/Rauth, Héloïse/Damant, Andrée/Montel, Virginia/Thioune, Fatou/Abrego, Olga/Wajsbrot, Rywka/Wouassi, Félicité/Mauduech, Julie/Vitry, Mathilde +Hair (1979)/Dunham, Ron/Mercado, Héctor/Watkins, Toney/Ferrara, Fred/Constantine, Tony/Levithan, Robert/Hall, Carl (I)/Wright, Dorsey/DeRobertas, John/Dyson, Ronnie/Manos, George J./Weeks, Ronald/Holder, Christian/Bright, Richard (I)/Costen, Russell/Yaghjian, Kurt/Rosica, Jim/Curry, Rahsaan/Jeter, Michael/Komar, Chris/Porter, Howard (I)/Wells, Lee (III)/Utley, Byron/Williams, Treat/Berring, H. Douglas/Acord, Joe/Young, Ron (I)/Dacus, Don/Benoye, Pat/Brawner, Kenny/Bush, Grand L./Kurshals, Raymond/Gildin, Ken/Stuart, Laird/Ferro, Anthony/Carella, Vincent/Wheaton, Frank Kahlil/Alsdurf, Donald/Nelson, Mario/Rawe, Tom/Lennon, Joseph/Colton, Richard (I)/Ray, Nicholas/Chapin, Miles/Maestro, John/Burke, Cameron (I)/Caceres, Richard/Savage, John (I)/Meckler, Herman/Gittleson, Harry/Feiner, Leonard/Massicotte, Steve/Denny, Charles/Patterson, Chuck/Saltonstall, Ellen/Booke, Jane/Glasner, Kate/Perkins, Trudy/Love, Suzanna/Uchida, Christine/Tailer, Fern/Leland-St. John, Sharmagne/Douglas, Jennifer/Way, Jennifer/Surh, Linda/Rudner, Sara/Mayotte, France/Brown, Carolyn (II)/Wright, Rose Marie/D'Angelo, Beverly/O'Callaghan, Colleen/Barnes, Cheryl/Miripolsky, Sharon/Clark, Susan (V)/Lefkowith, Nancy/Golden, Annie/York, Janet (II)/Woodard, Charlayne/Moore, Melba/Leigh, Sunny/Ritchie, Donna/Sukhu, Radha/Williams, Kimmary/Rey, Antonia/Zalkind, Deborah/Foley, Ellen/Spellman, Anna/Baer, Johanna/Powell, Vicki Lynn/Rae, Charlotte/Dye, Debi/Beechman, Laurie/Galloway, Leata/Renzi, Marta/Murphy, Megan (I)/Breen, Agness/Carter, Nell (I)/Hartman, Amy (I)/Mays, Karen/Lomba, Cyrena/Stapfer, Lauralee/Washington, Shelley/Wagman, Deborah/Woods, Ren/Vails, Earlise +Hairspray (1988)/Douglas, Keith/Wendl, Alan J./Eubanks, Joseph/Orofino, John/Murray-Mazwi, Mark/Bono, Sonny/Willis, Michael (I)/Wheeler, Donald/Rose, William (III)/Yeaton, Chuck/Downs, Jason (I)/Scott, Gorham/Murray, Kevin (I)/Tabachow, Cory/Anderson, Rick (VIII)/Roberts, Doug (I)/Madison, Dale Guy/Brown, William (III)/Samson, David (II)/Charles, Josh (I)/Myers, Matt (I)/Baker, Brad (I)/Ocasek, Ric/Griffith, Dan (I)/Charles Meyer, Jeffrey/Prince, Clayton/Clark Jr., Milton/Burton, Tipper/Stiller, Jerry/Jones, Rudy/Case, Robb/Waters, John (I)/St. Gerard, Michael/De Paul, Vincent (I)/Tucker, Adam/Eaves, Christopher/Perillo, Joey/Divine (I)/Granick, Al/Graham, Holter/Mitchell, Patrick (I)/Strother, Frederick/Stover, George (I)/Cornish, Harold A./Taylor, Darrell (I)/Hawke, Charlie/Oliver, Mark (I)/Milbourne, Cyrkle/Maldon, Frankie/Thompson, Shawn (I)/Erskine, Lewis/Yeaton, Brook/Joseph, Kevin/McCall, Toussaint/Hillmer, Jay/Lyons, Jim/Koper, Peter/Deane, Buddy/Gentry, Mojo/Carhart III, John/Gardner, Jeff (I)/Golley, Christopher/Griffin, Wilbur/Parisi, Jim/Rocca, Leo (I)/Di Santo, Robert/Anthony, Harold/Zimmerman, Paul (I)/Thorne, June/Kimsey, Bridget/DeHaven, Lisa M./Day, Verna/Powers, Leslie Ann/Linton, Maggie/Walker, Carolyn/Zadora, Pia/Essien, Mmekutmfon/Brown, Ruth/Tully, Margo/Harry, Deborah (I)/Ellwood, Dorie/Andrews, Cheryl (I)/Brown, Alfie/Harper, Angel (I)/Feikin, Rhea/Simon, Colleen/Stole, Mink/Alford, Brenda/Brodsky, Marcy/Hills, Cornell/Anderson, Scheryll/Hall, Mollie/Calloway, Fredella/Havrilla, Joann/Hammond, Regina/Jefferson, Mary/Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I)/Brigham, Beverly/Webb, Kim/Barber, Mary Lou/Johns, Jennifer (I)/Wirth, Debra/Wallace, Kathleen (I)/Lake, Ricki/Lowe, Susan/Moore, Bernice/Troy, Lydia/Knower, Rosemary/Kiss, Miriam/Byrd-Leitner, Sylvia/Pearce, Mary Vivian/Hill, Dawn/Bonair, Sonja/Sohn, Coley/Mills, Brooke Stacy/Mason, Christine (I) +Hak hap (1996)/Chan, Moses/Lok, Ken/Xiong, Xin Xin/Chung, King-fai/Li, Jet/Ellis, Winston/Philpot, Andrew/Lambert, Michael Ian/Ferro, Carlos (I)/Sze, Mei-Yee/Fernandez, Alex (I)/Ah Mon, Lawrence/McKenzie, Matt (I)/Lee, John (X)/Burton, Corey/Leung, David/Wong Chau-Sang, Anthony/Di Maggio, John/Price, Russ/DeMita, John/Szeto, Roy/Lau, Ching Wan/Chan, Suk-yee/Schultz, Dwight/Lung, Kong/Fong, Henry (II)/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Mok, Karen/Yip, Françoise +Half Baked (1998)/Mugglebee, Christopher/Baldwin, Stephen (I)/Dreger, Reg/Brennan, Kevin (II)/Williams III, Clarence/Breuer, Jim/Chong, Tommy/DeSanto, Daniel/Raposo, Matthew/Hinton, Raymond/Parrilla, Domencio 'Macio'/Sutcliffe, David (I)/Cohen, Marc (II)/Colton, Michael (I)/Nichols, Dave (I)/Brennan, Neal/Henriques, Mark/Brogren, Paul/Williams, Harland/Díaz, Guillermo (I)/Chow, Ho/Burrowes, Marcus/Bluestein, David (I)/Cooper, James (VI)/Marino, Vincent (I)/Saget, Bob/Nelson, Willie/Reid, R.D./Rushton, Kevin/Edwards, David (I)/Rogell, Gregg/Demas, Rick/Dogg, Snoop/Wright, Steven (I)/Stewart, Jon/Mucci, David (I)/Renai, Angelo/Morgan, Tracy (II)/Saunders, Paul (I)/Duhaney, Kevin/Blicker, Jason/Chappelle, Dave/Nunes, Paulino/Bishop, Rummy/O'Connor, Gladys/Silverman, Laura/Waddell, Karen/Hudson, Gwenne/Hall, Kyrin/True, Rachel/Burke, Jenni/Bourgeois, Stephanie/Anderson, Jacqueline (II)/Garofalo, Janeane/Lisk, Angelica/Poon, Alice/Guimond, Ginette/Fidler, C.J./Bacalso, Joanna/Brown, Sharon (I) +Half Past Dead (2002)/Paul, Don Michael/Seagal, Steven/Sutton, Jed/Götz, Wanja/Weitz, Bruce/Cook, Joe (II)/McGrady, Michael (I)/Camacho, Art/Magerl, Sascha/Buff, Volkhard/Bremmer, Richard/Bellmann, René/Brun, Mike/Tovazzi, Asuka/Gliewe, Thorsten/Günthler, Ralph/Wong, Chi Man/Werner, Rainer/Jaenicke, Hannes/Oettle, Jason/Cannell, Stephen J./Ernst, Norman (II)/Geber, Eddie/Logan-Black, Marc/Blumenthal, Jogi/Chestnut, Morris/Möller, Mike/Langel, Stefan/Taliferro, Michael/King, Ross (II)/Battaglia, Matt (I)/Bornhütter, Micha/Mazzotti, Alister/Gneisel, Christian/Bornhütter, Michael/Lindner, Wolfgang (I)/Kurupt/Rule, Ja/Häger, Ralf/Bowers, Wiliam T./Vogel, Lutz/Plana, Tony/Ebinal, Georg/Thorson, Linda/Peeples, Nia/Deskins, Kris/Christian, Claudia/Schönecker, Eva-Maria/Kamp-Groeneveld, Alexandra/Filali-Bohnen, Yasmina/Lange, Kelly/Mo'Nique +Halloween (1978)/Castle, Nick (I)/Phalen, Robert/Graham, John Michael/Cyphers, Charles/Kyle, David (I)/Sandin, Will/Pleasence, Donald/Griffith, Peter (I)/Carpenter, John (I)/Malet, Arthur/Hollander, Adam/Andrews, Brian (I)/Le Page, Brent/Moran, Tony (I)/O'Hanlon Jr., George/Yablans, Mickey/Johnson, Sandy (II)/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Soles, P.J./Stephens, Nancy/Richards, Kyle (II)/Kyes, Nancy +Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988)/Conder, Robert (I)/Stay, Richard/Ray, Danny/Filpi, Carmen/Ruud, Michael/Kennedy, Rand/O'Connor, Raymond/Harrison, Ron (II)/Marks, Harlow/Sullivan, George (I)/Jewkes, Richard/Glover, Don/Sampson, Donré/Walker, D.L./Jensen, David (I)/Olson, Jeff (I)/Bradley, Jordan/Flynn, Michael (I)/Starr, Beau/Wilbur, George P./Field, Walt Logan/Pataki, Michael/Cumba, Richy/Pleasence, Donald/Jenson, Sasha/Ross, Gene (I)/Hart, Eric (I)/Alston, Karen/Borgenicht, Nancy/Rowland, Beverly/McDonnell, M.J./Kinmont, Kathleen/Cornell, Ellie/Harris, Danielle/Lookinland, Kelly/Rohland, Leslie L./Sanders, Tami/Dees, Stephanie +Halloween 5 (1989)/Starr, Beau/Gilbert, John (II)/Quinn, Fenton/Como, Frank/Walker, Matthew (III)/Landman, Jeffrey/Platten, Jon Richard/Chapin, Jonathan/McGinn, Russ/Jacobsen, Tom/North, Jack (I)/Roisman, Harper/Kanig, Frank/Davis, Stanton (I)/Evans, Troy (I)/Ursin, David/Robinson, Max (I)/Pleasence, Donald/Bernard, Jay (I)/Anderson, Steven (II)/Sampson, Donré/White, Patrick (VI)/Shanks, Don/Montoya, Angela/Carvalho, Betty (I)/Glynn, Tamara/Alston, Karen/Cornell, Ellie/Kaplan, Wendy (I)/Harris, Danielle +Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998)/Billingslea, Beau/Gordon-Levitt, Joseph/Williams, Brandon (I)/Miner, Steve/Hartnett, Josh/Wood, Jody/Kane, Tom (II)/Winston, Matt (I)/Arkin, Adam/Blanchard, David (II)/Hann-Byrd, Adam/LL Cool J/Durand, Chris/Cassini, John/Stephens, Nancy/Williams, Michelle (I)/Townsend, Brit/James, Arden/Miller, Larisa/Thompson, Emmalee/O'Keefe, Jodi Lyn/Hamilton, Lisa Gay/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Leigh, Janet +Halloween II (1981)/Rainey, Ford/Warlock, Lance/Hampton, Roger/Culver, Howard (I)/Carvey, Dana/Pleasence, Donald/Andrews, Brian (I)/Prince, Jonathan/Kramer, Jeffrey (I)/Warlock, Dick/Emmich, Cliff 'Fatty'/von Leer, Hunter/Guest, Lance/Smolka, Ken/Mitchell, Ty/Zenda, John/Gunn, Adam (I)/Cyphers, Charles/Verbois, Jack/Coleman, Robin/Warlock, Billy/Rossi, Leo (II)/Holahan, Dennis (I)/Moran, Tony (I)/Haufrect, Alan/Shoop, Pamela Susan/Benson, Lucille/Moyer, Tawny/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Drucker, Nichole/Bergstrom, Catherine/Stephens, Nancy/Kyes, Nancy/Bruner, Anne/McMyler, Pamela/Martin, Anne-Marie/Richards, Kyle (II)/Alicia, Ana/Gifford, Gloria (I)/French, Leigh +Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)/Warlock, Dick/Schacter, Brad/Wallace, Tommy Lee/Smith, Essex/Miller, Joshua John/O'Herlihy, Dan/Atkins, Tom/Terry, Jonathan/Merrill, Norman/MacBride, John/Strait, Ralph/Cassidy, Martin/Catlett, Loyd/Berry, Al/Pankhurst, Patrick/Currie, Michael/Green, Michael W./Henry, Jeffrey D./Stephens, Garn/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Edwards, Paddi/Norman, Maidie/Kyes, Nancy/Barbor, Jadeen/Walker, Michelle (I)/Nelkin, Stacey/Wessberg, Wendy +Halloween: Resurrection (2002)/Nicholas, Thomas Ian/Thomas, Sean Patrick/Arkin, Adam/Joffre, Dan/Tunnicliffe, Gary J./McDonald, Ryan (II)/Loree, Brad/Hartnett, Josh/Rhymes, Busta/Nielson, Kelly/McCartney, Michael (I)/Sihvon, Brad/Pleasence, Donald/Edwards, Chris (III)/Sutherland, Haig/Lynch, Gus (I)/Musnicki, Robert/Kirby, Luke/Merriman, Ryan/Kay, Billy (II)/Rosenthal, Rick (I)/Durand, Chris/Lewis, David (IV)/Chapman, Brent/Labine, Kyle/Banks, Tyra (I)/Curtis, Jamie Lee/McCrackin, Daisy/Malthe, Natassia/Thorson, Ananda/Sackhoff, Katee/Rudiak, Marisa/Baker, Charisse/Taggart, Tamara/Kajlich, Bianca/Gale, Lorena/Stephens, Nancy +Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)/English, Bradford/Echeverria, Alan/Chunga, Jimmy/Morris, Bryan (I)/Rudd, Paul (I)/Ryan, Mitch/Gardner, Devin/Wilbur, George P./Proctor, Tom/Chew, Lee Ju/Geter, Leo/Lerner, A. Michael/Pleasence, Donald/Bogart, Keith/Lerner, Fred/O'Brien, Mariah/Summers, Kristine/Knickrehm, Janice/Brandy, J.C./Donalson, Elyse/Ruriks, Hildur/Anderson, Raquelle/Hagan, Marianne/Darby, Kim (I)/Swift, Susan/Hicks, Sheri +Hamburger Hill (1987)/Van Sickle, J.D./O'Reilly, Harry/West, Tegan/Nickles, Michael A./Vance, Courtney B./Quill, Tim/McDermott, Dylan/Boatman, Michael/Barrile, Anthony/Cheadle, Don/Palmore, J.C./O'Shea, Daniel/James, Don (I)/Goodman, Doug/Dolan, Michael (I)/Swerdlow, Tommy/Weber, Steven (I)/Chinh, Kieu +Hamlet (1948)/Cushing, Peter/Tarver, Tony/Laurie, John (I)/Williams, Harcourt/Morgan, Terence (II)/Knight, Esmond/Olivier, Laurence/MacGinnis, Niall/Thorndike, Russell/Bushell, Anthony/Quayle, Anthony/Aylmer, Felix/Holloway, Stanley/Sydney, Basil/Troughton, Patrick/Lucas, Victor (I)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Wooland, Norman/Llewelyn, Desmond/Davidson, Patricia (II)/Simmons, Jean (I)/Herlie, Eileen +Hamlet (1990 I)/Holm, Ian/Bates, Alan/Low, Roger/Postlethwaite, Pete/Dillane, Stephen/Scofield, Paul (I)/Evans, Roy (I)/Fairbank, Christopher/Parker, Nathaniel/Maloney, Michael (I)/Riddell, Graham/Mendez, Ned/Gibson, Mel (I)/Holland, Barrie/Case, Justin (I)/Duffy, Dave/Anholt, Christien/Dobtcheff, Vernon/McEnery, John/Warwick, Richard (I)/Peacock, Trevor/York, Roy/Murray, Sean (V)/Bonham Carter, Helena/Sinclair, Baby Simon/Phillips, Sarah (I)/Sinclair, Pamela/Bell, Marjorie/Close, Glenn +Hamlet (1996)/Schofield, Andrew (I)/Yuill, Jimmy/Ellis, Jimmy (I)/Spall, Timothy/Edwards, Rob (I)/Williams, Robin (I)/Warrington, Don/Russell Beale, Simon/Maloney, Michael (I)/Sewell, Rufus/Kissoon, Jeffery/Blessed, Brian/Morgan, Frank (II)/McElhinney, Ian/Briers, Richard/Lemmon, Jack/Dodd, Ken/Thom, Ben/Branagh, Kenneth/Bryant, Michael (I)/Jacobi, Derek/Daish, Charles/Bowles, Christopher/Attenborough, Richard/Fearon, Ray/Blair, David (V)/Yip, David/Mills, John (I)/Duke of Marlborough/Depardieu, Gérard/Seale, Orlando/Dinsdale, Reece/Heston, Charlton/Bygott, Peter/Mistry, Jimi/Szekeres, Thomas/Crystal, Billy/Farrell, Nicholas/Abbasi, Riz/Issyanov, Ravil/Gielgud, John/Radinger, Sian/Lam, Sarah/Christie, Julie (I)/Gidden, Yvonne/Dench, Judi/Weeks, Perdita/Winslet, Kate/Douglas, Angela/Ramsay, Melanie (I)/King, Rowena/Ramsey, Melanie/Harris, Rosemary (I) +Hamlet (2000)/Thurman, Dechen/Zahn, Steve/Geary, Karl (I)/Nelson, Tim Blake/MacLachlan, Kyle/Bartel, Paul/Murray, Bill (I)/Shepard, Sam/McNeill, Robert/Hawke, Ethan/Martin, John Wills/Schreiber, Liev/Fessenden, Larry/Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Thurman, Robert (I)/Affleck, Casey/Neal, Rome/Gielgud, John/Malcomson, Paula/Stiles, Julia/Venora, Diane/Sebastian, Kelly/Jurkowski, Bernadette +Hana-bi (1997)/Tamabukuro, Sujitarou/Kawaya, Setchin/Hakuryu/Watanabe, Tetsu/Tsuda, Kanji/Ashikawa, Makoto/Osugi, Ren/Konishi, Takayuki/Tsumami, Edamame/Yakushiji, Yasuei/Seki, Tokio (I)/Morishita, Noko/Ôtsuki, Shûji/Tamura, Motoharu/Istumi, Taro/Terajima, Susumu/Yajima, Kenichi/Kitano, Takeshi/Nishizawa, Hitoshi/Yanagi, Yûrei/Kitazawa, Kiyoko/Yamamoto, Keiko/Kishimoto, Kayoko/Daike, Yuuko +Hand That Rocks the Cradle, The (1992)/McCoy, Matt (I)/Scully, David/James, Robert (IV)/Skousen, Kevin/Conkel, Jeff/Zaremby, Justin/West, Stephen (I)/Lucia, Charles/Franklin, Joseph/Francis, Tom (III)/Melander, Eric/Laurance, Mitchell/Hudson, Ernie/Lenz, Cliff/de Lancie, John/Finney, Brian (I)/Jamieson, Todd/Ryals, Patrick/Tinling, Therese/Melander, Ashley/Owen, Mary Anne/Clemmons, Julie/Glenn, Rachel/Sharp, Sara Jennifer/McMurdo-Wallis, Cristine/Chin, Susan/De Mornay, Rebecca/Zima, Madeline/Micklesen, Elane/Matson, Ericka/LeGate, Penny/Van Zyl, Dee Dee/Moore, Julianne (I)/Sciorra, Annabella/Jones, Jane (II)/Masterson, Valerie/Kanemori, Aimee/Hill, Kimberly (I)/Melander, Jennifer/Ferri, Laura (I) +Hang 'Em High (1968)/Glenn, Roy/Freed, Bert/Johnson, Ben (I)/Thorson, Russell/Dern, Bruce/Thorpe, Ted/Jones, Robert (VIII)/Zuckert, Bill/Begley, Ed (I)/Westerfield, James/Sirola, Joseph/Lippe, Jonathan/England, Hal/Di Milo, Tony/Cochran, John (I)/Ging, Jack/Gates, Richard/Williams, Robert (I)/Romero, Ned/MacArthur, James (I)/Sorenson, Paul/Eastwood, Clint/McGraw, Charles/Scott, Bruce (I)/O'Sullivan, Michael (I)/Dengate, Dennis/Angarola, Richard/Blake, Larry J./Hale Jr., Alan/Guizon, Richard/Hingle, Pat/Fluellen, Joel/Andrews, Tod (I)/Ellis, Herbert (I)/Wesley, John (I)/Jones, L.Q./Steele, Bob (I)/Cahill, Barry (I)/Hopper, Dennis/Lenard, Mark/Stevens, Inger/White, Ruth (II)/Golonka, Arlene +Hanging Up (2000)/Robinson, Bill (IV)/Levesque, Phil/Dampf, Ethan/Feldman, Sebastian/Sweeney, Warren/Cohen, Jaffe/Matthau, Charles/Buck, R.A./Vanous, Lucky/Matthau, Walter/Arkin, Adam/James, Jesse (I)/Murphy, Ben (I)/Kirsh, Bob/Cale, Johnathan/Duke, Shaun/Ross, Tracee Ellis/Kudrow, Lisa/Valentino, Venessia/Wolfe, Paige/Stratton, Katie/Leachman, Cloris/Mansell, Carol/Dorn, Kristina/McClurg, Edie/Keaton, Diane/Ryan, Meg (I)/Bortolotti, Ann/Pape, Mary Beth/Hudson, Libby/Crist, Myndy/Prairie, Talia-Lynn/Ittelson, Stephanie/Paolone, Catherine/Cheatham, Maree/Weston, Celia +Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)/Tenenbaum, Irwin (I)/von Sydow, Max (I)/Doumanian, John/Bates, Paul (I)/Walsh, J.T./Roberts, Tony (I)/Costigan, Ken/Bramon, Michael/Leighton, Bernie/Caine, Michael (I)/Scott, Rob (III)/Sturgis, William/Major, Pierre/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Schmidt, Benno/DeCheser, Artie/Cerratto, Joe/Black, Lewis/Stern, Daniel (I)/Turturro, John/Haber, Daniel/Allen, Woody/Kronenfeld, Ivan/Carrotte/Farrow, Moses/Postrel, Leo/Magee, Rusty/Nolan, Lloyd/Paul, Richard (III)/Clemenson, Christian/Waterston, Sam/De Fluiter, Stephen/Wheeler, Ira/Melamed, Fred/DeCheser, Allen/Previn, Fletcher Farrow/Shaw, Dickson/Short, Bobby/Peer, Beverly/Barry, Chris (II)/Kennedy, Tracy/Fisher, Carrie/Chiara, Maria/Pappas, Mary/Louis-Dreyfus, Julia/Kavner, Julie/Sheridan, Marje/O'Sullivan, Maureen/Miller, Helen (I)/Previn, Soon-Yi/Gleason, Joanna/Hershey, Barbara/Gordon-Clark, Susan/Previn, Daisy/Wiest, Dianne/Farrow, Mia/Greenhill, Amy/Hobson, Verna O. +Hannibal (2001)/Ginn, Harold/Johnson, Cal/Serpico, Terry/Lynch, Jalil Jay/Caton, Robert Randolph/Margolis, Mark/Boothby, Andrew C./Greco, Marco (I)/Gifuni, Fabrizio/Ivanek, Zeljko/Shaw, Peter (II)/Crosby, Douglas/Principe, Frank/Naidu, Ajay/Kain, Rick/Trigo, Tom/Hopkins, Anthony/Guinan, Francis/MacVittie, Bruce/Simmons, Derrick/Jeffreys, Chuck/Powell-Blair, William/Grills, Gano/Williams, Gus/Marescotti, Ivano/Wells, Sam (I)/Andrews, David (I)/Harrold, Jamie/Gjoni, Renne/Young, Ricardo Miguel/West Jr., Joseph M./Corrado, Alex/Lazzaretti, Bruno/Davis, Jacob (I)/Iwataki, Ian/Smith, Kenneth W./Rietty, Robert/Craig, Aaron/Piedimonte, Andrea/Linville, Kent/Opher, James/Neilson, Phil/McManus, Don (I)/Koch, Ted/Kestner, Boyd/Faison, Frankie/Liotta, Ray/Salamon, Franco Maria/Oldman, Gary/Giannini, Giancarlo/Kiebranz, Johannes/Coltorti, Ennio/Lo Verso, Enrico/Goodman, Hazelle/Moore, Julianne (I)/Armani, Roberta/Piper, Kelly (II)/Facio, Giannina/Neri, Francesca/Aronson, Judie/Burger, Heidi/de Niese, Danielle +Happiness (1998)/Elvin, Justin/Harris, Jared/Silverberg, Evan (I)/Mirsky, Eytan/Marcus, Dr. Eric/Lisi, Joe (I)/Tedlie, Dan/Moran, Dan (I)/Nascarella, Arthur J./Rabelo, José/Baker, Dylan (I)/Read, Rufus/Mokone, Tsepo/Lovitz, Jon/Gazzara, Ben/McGrath, Douglas/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Malloy, Matt (I)/Becker, Gerry/Tyler, Diane/Furman, Allison/Manheim, Camryn/Santiago, Socorro/Maples, Marla/Adams, Jane (II)/Glantzman-Leib, Lila/Harada, Ann/Carlo, Johann/Stepanova, Olga/Shannon, Molly/Langford, Lisa Louise/Pomerance, Hope/Stevenson, Cynthia/Ho, Wai Ching/Lasser, Louise/Sharif, Bina/Gaizidorskia, Marina/Boyle, Lara Flynn/Ashley, Elizabeth (I)/Bobby, Anne +Happy Accidents (2000)/Hall, Anthony Michael/Benjamin, H. Jon/Gevedon, Stephen/McGlone, Mike/Fessenden, Larry/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Gullette, Sean/Seder, Sam/Huff, Neal/Vaus, Lyn/Buscemi, Michael/Miller, George F./Portnow, Richard/Chandani, Sanjay/Davey, Marty/Weber, Mick/Stanton, Robert (II)/Dudley, Bronson/Zúñiga, José (I)/Frazer, Dan/Feldshuh, Tovah/Ekulona, Saidah Arrika/Baquilod, Joreen/Jenkins, Tamara/Pai, Lianna/Gajadharsingh, Elizabeth/Buono, Cara/Dajani, Nadia/Tomei, Marisa/Tucker, Kathryn/Taylor, Holland +Happy Endings (2005)/Cannavale, Bobby/Hopper, T.R./Horton, Peter (I)/Coogan, Steve/Trauth, A.J./Ritter, Jason/Sutcliffe, David (I)/Jungmann, Eric/Macie, Rob/Milton, Joe/Arnold, Tom (I)/Galecki, Johnny/Elias, Mark/Fite, Mark (I)/De Ocampo, Ramon/Sener, Scott/Landas, Randy/Beyer, Dave/Bradford, Jesse/Hoyle, Lisa/Hirsh, Hallee/Folley, Caker/Davies, Tamara/Kudrow, Lisa/Marcus, Rayne/Androsky, Carole/Hunton, Emma/St. Hilaire, Soledad/Gyllenhaal, Maggie/Darkbloom, Ashleigh/McAnear, Rana/Tocantins, Nicole/Foreman, Amanda (I)/Clarke, Sarah (I)/Greene, Kim Morgan/Dern, Laura +Happy Gilmore (1996)/Sandler, Adam (I)/Lieberman, Edward/Samples, William/Crescenzo, James/Smigel, Robert/Shaw, John (I)/Camroux, Ken/Boothby, Ian/Raskin, Paul/Lundquist, Verne/Sasso, Will/Van Snellenberg, Jared/Newell, Douglas/Covert, Allen/Deekan, Ted/Tibbetts, Stephen/Trevino, Lee/Kelamis, Peter/Kiel, Richard/Jackson, Dee Jay/Chapman, Brent/O'Donoghue, Louis/Armstrong, Brett/Frazier, Frank L./Brame, Charles L./Webb, Simon (I)/Elwood, Rich/Jack, Fat (I)/Stiller, Ben/Webb, Zachary/Perron, Fred/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Cameron, Dave (I)/Beer, Phillip/Sakic, Joe/Nealon, Kevin/Weathers, Carl/Johnston, Andrew (II)/Destry, John B./MacMillan, Donald/Lye, Mark/Kliman, Lou/Barker, Bob/Dugan, Dennis/Kaye, David (I)/Dimopoulos, Stephen/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Honeywell, Helen/Holdsworth, Michelle/Linde, Betty/Bowen, Julie/Fleming, Carrie (I)/Restell, Kim/Collett, Lisanne/Gunn, Jessica/McClure, Nancy/Harvie, Ellie/Bay, Frances/Yea, Helena +Happy, Texas (1999)/Dooley, Paul/Zahn, Steve/Northam, Jeremy/Stone, Ed (I)/Perlman, Ron/Macy, William H./Howard, Rance/Illsley, Mark/Story, Kim/Hitchcock, Michael (I)/Graves, Guy J./Woolford, Keo/Shackelford, David/Bagley, Tim/Montgomery, Derek/Gainey, M.C./Cowgill, Tim/Walker, Ally/Gaffney, Mo/Pomers, Scarlett/Fink, Carley/Lewis, Krista/Lawrence, Kiva/Silva, Cassie/Arnold, Melissa/Takara, Tiffany/Douglas, Illeana/Berard, Jillian +Hard Ball (2001)/Warren, DeWayne/Beckel, Graham/Cinabro, Stephen/Hearne, Bryan/Ellis, Mark Robert/Sosa, Sammy/Terenzio, Maurice/Wachowski, Joe/Brim, Sterling/Griffith, Julian (I)/Reed, Brian M./McGlone, Mike/Margolis, Mark/McKinley, Reginald/Turner, Paul (II)/Hawkes, John (I)/Coffey, Freeman/Perkins, Michael/Sweeney, D.B./Yono, Johnny/Ferrando, Richard/Stanecki, Jerry/Tomei, Adam/Duanah, Josefus/Chait, Michael B./Siple, Father Donald M./Lofton, Kristopher/Amoaku, Kwame/Anton, John/Johnson, Joe (III)/Gatlin, Jeffery/Reeves, Keanu/Morgan, Andre/Abbott, Steve (III)/Taylor, Ronnel/Sandquist, Greg (I)/Daniels, Dave (III)/Kurzer, Chris/Ellis Jr., A. Delon/Currie, James (III)/Milanovich, Tom/Green, Vince/Miller, Aaron (I)/Jordan, Michael B./Mili, Michael/Telles, Alexander/Ventimiglio, Thomas Michael/Evans, Aaron/Hall, Carol (II)/Lewis, Dawn (I)/Lane, Diane (I)/Williams, Jacqueline (II) +Hard Candy (2005)/John, Gilbert/Wilson, Patrick (I)/Oh, Sandra/Bright, Cori/Rae, Odessa/Page, Ellen/Kraft, Erin +Hard Day's Night, A (1964)/Nimmo, Derek/Hooper, Terry (I)/Trubshawe, Michael/Brambell, Wilfrid/Harrison, George (I)/Vernon, Richard (II)/Rollings, Gordon/Haigh, Kenneth/Guyler, Deryck/Collins, Phil (I)/Lloyd, Jeremy/Avon, Roger/McCartney, Paul/Blair, Lionel/Lennon, John (I)/Rossington, Norman/Starr, Ringo/Holloway, Julian/Ray, Robin (I)/Junkin, John/Malin, Edward/Langton, David (I)/Bluthal, John/Spinetti, Victor/Janson, David/Seebohm, Alison/Frankland, Rosemarie/Boyd, Pattie/Lewis, Linda (IV)/Quayle, Anna/Sherman, Geraldine/Blair, Isla/Nolan, Margaret (I)/Stone, Marianne/Kelly, Clare (I)/Armstrong, Bridget +Hard Rain (1998)/Duvall, Wayne/Baker, Ray (I)/Montgomery, Anthony (I)/Bryce, Mackenzie/Goorjian, Michael A./Quaid, Randy/Dysart, Richard A./Freeman, Morgan (I)/Patterson, Jay (I)/Rolston, Mark/Harris, Ricky/Monks, Michael (I)/Florek, Dann/Murnik, Peter/Asner, Edward/Slater, Christian/White, Betty (I)/Driver, Minnie/Fuhrman, Lisa +Hard Target (1993)/Raimi, Ted/St. John, Marco/Cheramie, Randy/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Leinert, Mike/Lupo, Tom (I)/Keener, Eliott/Warfield, Joe/Pavlovich, Robert/Brimley, Wilford/Apisa, Robert/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Efron, David/Carpenter, Willie C./Pfarrer, Chuck/Vosloo, Arnold/Henriksen, Lance/Sylvester, Jules/Scott, Codie (I)/Rye, Douglas Forsythe/Kontomitras, Jeanette/Butler, Yancy/Banks, Lenore/Lemmons, Kasi/Tasker, Barbara +Hard to Kill (1990)/LaSardo, Robert/Corello, Nick/DiStefano, James (I)/Seagal, Steven/Thompson, James (XII)/De Rosa, Justin/DeMauro, Nick/Perez, Tony (I)/Boswell, Charles/Rivera, Geraldo/James, Evan (I)/Brock, Stanley/Kindelon, Jim/Beatty Jr., Lou/Gómez, Carlos (II)/Goto, Al/Kwong, Richard/Bara, Geoffrey/Conn, Frank H./McMeel, Mickey/Muzila, Tom/Turnipseed, Kent/Frias, Eddie/Dunphy, Jerry/Coffin, Frederick/Richmond, Branscombe/Bielawski, Bernie/Weyland, Philip/Lively, Ernie/Wakasa, Richard/Fosberg, Michael/McLarty, Gary/Eiseman, Jack/Trujillo, Tomas/Dunn, Craig/Bloch, Andrew (I)/Matsuoka, Haruo/Jones, Steve (I)/Norris, Dean/Sadler, William (I)/Duffy, Christian/Rosencrantz, Zachary/Adler, Michael (I)/Hooker, Buddy Joe/LeBrock, Kelly/Roberts, Francesca/Hueffmeir, Shari/Stein, Andrea (I)/Burroughs, Bonnie/Quinn, Catherine (I)/Stormson, Julia/Zappala, Janet/Klein, Linda/Townsend, Barbara (I) +Hard Way, The (1991)/Colucci, George G./LL Cool J/Ratcliff, Kariim/Bosco, Mario/Woods, James (I)/Sosna, David/Geraci, Frank/Scorsese, Charles/Truesdale, William/Foerster, Rand/Stellato, Frank/Cheung, George/McClary, Dwayne/Gindi, Jack/Costelloe, John/Gumbel, Bryant/Woodcock, Mark (II)/Riddell, Leif/Baines, Howard 'Stick'/Def, Mos/Sanchez, Johnny/Ring, John/McClarin, Curtis L./Cobbs, Bill/Matthews, Anderson/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Thomas, Anthony (IV)/Hyman, Fracaswell/Leung, Keenan/Lang, Stephen (I)/Lindo, Delroy/Tripi, Joseph/Setrakian, Ed/Woods, Michael Jeffrey/Roberts, Conrad/Badalucco, Michael/Pugh, Sharrieff/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Capodice, John/McLean, Shawn (I)/Black, Lewis/Witten, Merrill/Sciorra, Annabella/Kuespert, Holly/Marshall, Penny (I)/Speck, Jan/Martinez Wall, Isabella/Freedman, Jordanna/Ricci, Christina/Maletsky, Sophie/Sarno, Janet/Gorney, Karen Lynn/Mara, Mary/O'Hara, Adore/Najimy, Kathy/Reno (I) +Harlem Nights (1989)/Hartline, Gene/Utay, William/Genovese, Mike/Savage, Nick (I)/Harris, Robin (I)/Hines II, Desi Arnez/Murphy, Uncle Ray/Johnson, Larry L./Smith, Johnny Lee/Kyle, George/Jones, Roy L./Buffer, Michael/Littlefield, Joe/Horne, J. 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Emmet/McCollum, Chuck/Dear, William/Lithgow, John/Loggins, Michael J./Gilbert, Mickey/Morgan, Sean (I)/Flynn, Nick (I)/Frankfather, William/Sheppard-Brodie, Steve/King, James (I)/Schwarz, Stuart/Richardt, David/Ontiverous, Bill/Bloom, John (III)/Goodell, Michael/Foley, Richard (I)/Newman, Fred (I)/Wansley, Larry/Rudoy, Joshua/Taylor, Vern/Arnold, Richard (I)/Suchet, David/Moscou, Jacqueline/Petite, Vicki/Kenny, Laura/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Craig, Connie (I)/Middleton, Dana/Langrick, Margaret/Anderson, Orene/Shaw, Juleen Murray/Kazan, Lainie/Murray, Juleen/O'Brien, Laurie/Dillon, Melinda/Platt, Peggy +Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)/Phillips, Leslie/Coltrane, Robbie/Taylor, Harry (I)/Tysall, David/Murray, Devon/Randell, Edward (I)/Bayfield, Martin/Phelps, Oliver/Fern, Scott/Phelps, James (I)/Yeates, Jamie/Rankin, Chris/Williams, Mark (I)/Enoch, Alfred/Isaacs, Jason/Massam, David/Felton, Tom/Melling, Harry/Biggerstaff, Sean/Jones, Toby (I)/Bradley, David (IV)/Doyle, 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Jason/Bjelac, Predrag/Doyle, Louis/Bradley, David (IV)/Sykes, Eric/Spall, Timothy/Gambon, Michael/Isaacs, Jason/Grint, Rupert/Radcliffe, Daniel/Friel, Paschal/Greenwood, Jonny/McKenna, Liam (I)/Davis, Warwick (I)/Lloyd-Pack, Roger/Williams, Mark (I)/Rawle, Jeff/Rham, Philip/Oldman, Gary/Lewis, Matthew (III)/Rawlins, Adrian/Waylett, Jamie/Tennant, David (I)/Safer, Tolga/Fiennes, Ralph/Coltrane, Robbie/Artus, Ashley/Palmer, Alex/Whittingham, Christopher/Enoch, Alfred/Pattinson, Robert/Lloyd-Hughes, Henry/Wilfort, Robert/Claydon, Steve (II)/Sterne, David/Selway, Phil/Rickman, Alan/Hardy, Robert (I)/Cocker, Jarvis/Melling, William/Ianevski, Stanislav/Rosson, Richard (II)/Song, Jimmy/Murray, Devon/Bagley, Jack/Graham, Campbell/Phelps, Oliver/Gleeson, Brendan/Phelps, James (I)/Herdman, Joshua/Whyte, Ian (II)/Felton, Tom/Watts, Alan (III)/Benjamin, Tiana/Hallam, Natalie/Webster, Flip/Chowdhury, Shefali/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Allen, Sheila (III)/Mandy, Angelica/Henderson, Shirley (I)/Smith, Maggie (I)/Somerville, Geraldine/Higginbottom, Olivia/Leung, Katie/Azad, Afshan/Lacy, Anne/Elliot, Su/Skeoch, Charlotte/de la Tour, Frances/Poésy, Clémence/Wright, Bonnie/Mason, Margery/Watson, Emma (II) +Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)/Sahota, Rick/Lewis, Matthew (III)/Henry, Lenny/Melling, Harry/Williams, Mark (I)/Waylett, Jamie/Enoch, Alfred/Rawlins, Adrian/Coltrane, Robbie/Herdman, Joshua/Best, Peter (IV)/Felton, Tom/Webb, Bronson/Whitehouse, Paul (I)/Gardner, Jimmy (I)/Rickman, Alan/Oldman, Gary/Murray, Devon/Phelps, James (I)/Rankin, Chris/Radcliffe, Daniel/Gambon, Michael/Quartey, Ekow/Grint, Rupert/Davies, Freddie/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Thewlis, David/Davis, Warwick (I)/Brown, Ian (VI)/Tavaré, Jim/Hardy, Robert (I)/Bradley, David (IV)/Spall, Timothy/Phelps, Oliver/Ingleby, Lee/Shaw, Fiona/French, Dawn/Thompson, Emma (I)/Sandhu, Sharon/Somerville, Geraldine/Shah, Sitara/Wright, Bonnie/Cuarón, Tess Bu/Ferris, Pam/Ford, Abby/Bugliani, Annalisa/Smith, Jennifer (XIII)/Watson, Emma (II)/Gaunt, Genevieve/Christie, Julie (I)/Tabor, Danielle/Columbus, Violet/Smith, Maggie (I)/Morris, Kandice/Walters, Julie +Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001)/Enoch, Alfred/Radcliffe, Daniel/Grint, Rupert/Hart, Ian/Coltrane, Robbie/Davis, Warwick (I)/Bradley, David (IV)/Lewis, Matthew (III)/Waylett, Jamie/Bremmer, Richard/Youngblood, Luke/Harris, Richard (I)/Theakston, Will/Rankin, Chris/Fisher-Becker, Simon/Cleese, John/Borowiecki, Ben/Troyer, Verne/Phelps, James (I)/Fern, Scott/Taylor, Harry (I)/Hurt, John/Biggerstaff, Sean/Murray, Devon/Bayler, Terence/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Herdman, Joshua/Phelps, Oliver/Deadman, Derek/Rickman, Alan/Rawlins, Adrian/Triplets, Saunders/Holmes, David (VII)/Phillips, Leslie/Fearon, Ray/Felton, Tom/Melling, Harry/Southern, Jean (I)/Dale, Emily/Tabor, Danielle/Walters, Julie/Shaw, Fiona/Somerville, Geraldine/Young, Nina/Columbus, Eleanor/Sutherland, Leilah/Smith, Maggie (I)/Wanamaker, Zoë/Wright, Bonnie/Spriggs, Elizabeth (I)/Watson, Emma (II) +Harry, un ami qui vous veut du bien (2000)/López, Sergi (I)/Fau, Michel/Rozan, Dominique/Lucas, Laurent/Caminata, Laurie/Caminata, Lorena/Seigner, Mathilde/Guillemin, Sophie/Rovère, Liliane/de Koster, Victoire +Hart's War (2002)/Lockhart, Dugald Bruce/Jakubec, Jan/Kahrmann, Christian/Farrell, Colin (I)/Vietje, Georg/Landes, Michael/Willis, Bruce/Hauser, Cole/Handtke, Holger/Jaeger, Sam/Boeven, Jim/Herzina, Vít/Ravanello, Rick/Marshall, Rocky/Cízek, Martin/Marsík, Jan/Spano, Joe (I)/Fisher, Stephen (I)/Williams, Grey/Brandis, Jonathan/Tesarz, Jan/Belohradsky, Karel/Sarossy, Steve/Sugerman, Joel/Worthington, Sam/Cochrane, Rory/Hollis, Ted/Sterling, Maury/Hunt, Brad (I)/Kuchar, Radek/Beran, Michael/Weston, Michael (I)/Grenier, Adrian/Devlin, Tony (II)/Zdenek, Jakub/Sieber, Jirí M./Conroy, Rúaidhrí/Iures, Marcel/van Husen, Dan/Barrass, David/Fleischer-Brown, Daniel/Kohout, Martin/Nemejovsky, Jan/Howard, Terrence/Ward, Alan T./Kantor, Lukás/Tillinger, Sebastian/Varga, Peter/Campbell, Scott Michael/Shannon, Vicellous Reon/Dostál, Jan/Kulhavy, Vladimir/Kardhordó, Richard/Babington, Danny/Ifrah, René/Roache, Linus/Svarc, Bohumil/Gold, Gary +Harvey (1950)/Flaherty, Pat/Max, Edwin/Hines, Harry/Curtis, Jack (I)/Val, William/Kellaway, Cecil/Wayne, Billy/Bevans, Clem/White, Jesse (I)/Wolfe, Sam/Corrado, Gino/Drake, Charles (I)/Lynn, William H./Stewart, James (I)/Brodie, Don/Leavitt, Norman/Wessel, Dick/Ford, Wallace/Stevens, Ruthelma/Guy, Eula/Horne, Victoria/Bryant, Nana/Moore, Ida/Hampton, Grayce/Hull, Josephine/Corner, Sally/Bailey, Polly/Prickett, Maudie/Urecal, Minerva/O'Neal, Anne/Mills, Grayce/Sessions, Almira/Carlyle, Aileen/Dow, Peggy +Hatari! (1962)/Krüger, Hardy/Williams, Jack (I)/Blain, Gérard/Buttons, Red/Harris, Sam (II)/Franz, Eduard/Wayne, John (I)/Chevron, Jon/de Vargas, Valentin/Scott, Henry (I)/Rungren, Eric/Cabot, Bruce (I)/Smith, Emmett (I)/Girardon, Michèle/Lewis, Cathy (I)/Leonard, Queenie/Martinelli, Elsa +Haunted Mansion, The (2003)/London, Gregg/Hartley, Bob (I)/McAdam, Michael/Parker, Nathaniel/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Campbell, Harry J./Martinez, Clayton/Lewis, William T./Mears, Derek/Howard, Jeremy (I)/Klebba, Martin/Stamp, Terence/Grimm, Shelby/Gilbreath, Jeremy/Reeder, Tim/Doughan, Jim/Minkoff, Zach/Hytner, Steve/Jefferies, Marc John/Roy, Deep/Woods, J. Anthony/Martin, Dorian/Shawn, Wallace/Munro, Tessa/Davis, Aree/Harris, Rachael (I)/Stables, Kelly/Juergensen, Heather/Brno, Bridget/Tilly, Jennifer/Eberwine, Cat/Thomason, Marsha/Spybey, Dina +Haunting, The (1963 I)/Jones, Claude (I)/Tamblyn, Russ/Maxwell, Paul (I)/Lang, Howard (II)/Dyall, Valentine/Adam, Ronald/Johnson, Richard (I)/Maxwell, Lois/Greenlaw, Verina/Bloom, Claire (I)/Compton, Fay/Richard, Susan/Harris, Julie (I)/Knorr, Freda/Buckley, Pamela/Clare, Diane/Mansell, Janet/Crutchley, Rosalie/Dorken, Rosemary/Dalby, Amy +Haunting, The (1999)/Field, Todd/Dern, Bruce/Priever, Saul/Wilson, Owen/Mead, Courtland/Cavanaugh, Michael (I)/McDougle, Kyle/Tedford, Travis/Minkin, William/Irwin, Tom (II)/Marsico, Miles/Gainey, M.C./Gunning, Charles/Neeson, Liam/Jarrett, Brandon/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Benjamin, Alessandra/Swanson, Hannah/Eure, Hadley/Gregan, Karen S./Derryberry, Debi/Seldes, Marian/Mulrooney, Kelsey/de Elejalde, Kadina/Evans, Jessica (I)/Madsen, Virginia/Zeta-Jones, Catherine/Koromzay, Alix/Taylor, Lili (I)/McNeal, Mary/Cooper, Leigh-Anne +Hauru no ugoku shiro (2004)/Kimura, Takuya/Freeman, Crispin/Drier, Moosie/Alazraqui, Carlos/McCrary, Joel (I)/Silverman, Mark (I)/Renaday, Peter/Oizumi, Yo/Ôtsuka, Akio/Crystal, Billy/Eisenmann, Ike (II)/Friedle, Will/Gashuin, Tatsuya/Miwa, Akihiro/Hutcherson, Josh/Isaki, Mitsunori/Carter, Mitch/Alexander, Newell/Sroka, Warren/Cowgill, David/Bale, Christian/Norris, Daran/Harada, Daijiro/Kamiki, Ryunosuke/Horvitz, Richard Steven/MacGregor, Christina/Alan, Jane/Mirman, Edie/Alexander, Rosemary (I)/Baisho, Chieko/Mumy, Liliana/Dahlgren, Cornelia/Bacall, Lauren/Mortimer, Emily/Simmons, Jean (I)/Rutherford, Kristen/Hursey, Sherry/Carrara, Leslie/Barnett, Julia/Dorff, Holly/Levy, Hope/Kato, Haruko/Hoffman, Bridget/Danner, Blythe/Blakeslee, Susan/Malone, Jena +Haute tension (2003)/Khalfoun, Franck/Spahiu, Gabriel/Uritescu, Bogdan/Finti, Andrei/Pascu, Marco Claudiu/de Goros, Jean-Claude/Nahon, Philippe (I)/Pellea, Oana/De France, Cécile/Le Besco, Maïwenn +Havoc (2005)/Tatum, Channing (I)/Morrissey, John (I)/Couture, Paul/Bottoms, Sam/Biehn, Michael/Staley, John Eric/Pagano, Richard/Shapiro, Robert (III)/Thomas, John (VII)/Cruz, Raymond/Reichling, Ken/Vogel, Mike/Rodríguez, Freddy (I)/Peck, Josh/Robledo, Luis/Vasquez, Johnny/Gordon-Levitt, Joseph/O'Leary, Matt/Hennings, Sam/Pardo, J.D./Meryl, Angela/McWhirter, Jillian/Peck, Cecilia/Hanauer, Terri/Phillips, Bijou/Omar, Samar/Breckenridge, Laura/Parmet, Laurel/Powell, Alysia Joy/San Giacomo, Laura/Appleby, Shiri/Dziena, Alexis/Jinaro, Jossara/McAnear, Rana/Towne, Jocelyn/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Trull, Tammy +He Got Game (1998)/Mundi, Coati/Barkley, Charles/Karl, George (II)/Smith, Dean (II)/Jones, Ron C./Jordan, Michael (I)/Boeheim, Jim/Washington, Denzel/Breland, Mark/Nunn, Bill/Davis, Tom (III)/Best, Travis/Glymph, Avery/Turturro, John/Williams, Roy (III)/O'Neal, Shaquille/Vitale, Dick/Wynkoop, Christopher/Johnson, Gus (II)/Haskins, Clem/Crum, Denny/Tookes, Lamar/Scott, Stuart/Cremins, Bobby/Red, Shortee/Miller, Reggie/Fox, Rick (I)/Hector, Jamie/Palagonia, Al/Stein, Saul/Scales, Alonzo/Yorker, Jade/Frith, Gary/Allen, Ray (V)/Taylor, Joseph Lyle/Clay, Ray/McCarty, Walter (I)/Thompson, John (VI)/Olson, Lute/MacKenzie, J.C./Philippe, Harry/Roberts, Leonard/Walton, Bill (I)/Harper, Hill/Byrd, Thomas Jefferson/Agee, Arthur/Beatty, Ned/Paige, Anthony T./Chaney, John (I)/Pitino, Rick/Pippen, Scottie/Nascarella, Arthur J./Brown, Jim (I)/Gates, William/Richardson, Nolan/Wallace, John (IV)/Smith, Roger Guenveur/Rom, Lori/Harris, Zelda/Hunter, Heather (I)/McKee, Lonette (I)/Lain, Chasey (I)/Kelly, Jill (I)/Jovovich, Milla/Phillips, Dionne/Director, Kim/Cardinale, Daphna/Finley, Felicia/Shields, Ciara A./McMillan, Kelli-Lin/Ayoung, Linque/Meryl, Angela/Esposito, Jennifer/Dawson, Rosario/Roberts, Robin (II)/Harris, Quinn/Shay, Michele +He Said, She Said (1991)/Leeds, Phil/Brutsche, Mark/Harris, Michael (I)/Anderson, Stanley/Britt, Bill/Michael, Dennis (I)/MacVittie, Bruce/Mandon, Jeff/B., Bobby/Shipman, William/LaPaglia, Anthony/Almendarez, Val/Lane, Nathan/Martin, George (II)/Stone, Danton/Hohlfeld, Brian/Smith, Dave (I)/Tymchyshyn, Mark/Leake, Damien/Warner, Rick (I)/Lee, Bernard (II)/Chaban, Michael/Efrems, Maury/Parker, F. William/Holden, Larry (I)/Butler, Paul (I)/Long, David (I)/McDermott, Tom (I)/Gilborn, Steven/Lay, Bart/De Paul, Vincent (I)/Wendl, Alan J./Storey, David (I)/Russom, Leon/Bacon, Kevin/Cale, David/Parks, Van Dyke/Tesh, John/Hohlfeld, Lisa/Martin, Pamela (I)/Brightman, Lucy/North, Shelley/Stone, Sharon (I)/Biechler, Merri (I)/Hennessy, Rita/Eustis, Ida/Karin, Rita/Miles, Hope/Silver, Claudia/Andersen, Dana (I)/Perkins, Petie/Berezin, Tanya/Suchanec, Jenn/Miller, Cindy (II)/Alexander, Erika/Kirschenbauer, Karen/Krimski, Rebecca/Gardner, Ashley (I)/Williams, Helen R./Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Shulman, Constance/Baylis, Alycea/Brower, Elizabeth/Woodard, Charlayne/Fritz, Lauren (I)/Gibbons, Leeza/O'Connor, Alice +Head Above Water (1996)/Duffin, Shay/Keitel, Harvey/Sheffer, Craig/Zane, Billy/Diaz, Cameron +Head of State (2003)/Hopkins, John Thompson/Ross, Daniel (III)/Harris, Tony (I)/Degen, John F./Hobbs, Rodney J./Hall, Robin L./LeRoi, Ali/Whatley, Don/Scopelitis, Jim/Thomas, Cornell D./Ciccolella, Jude/Borash, Jeremy/Norman, Robert J./Ferro, Daniel (II)/Donley, Shawn/Seltzer, Norman/Shaw, Jamil/McClurkin, John/Morgan, Tracy (II)/Hall, Art/Wheeler, Ed (I)/Marceau, Michael/Johnson, Gustave/Peretti, Gavin/Chaney, Tray/David, Keith (I)/Roberts, Doug (I)/Ahl, Michael/Savoy, David/Kain, Rick/Renee, H./Clark, Raymond (I)/Stovall, Stan/James, Beau (I)/Myers, Christopher H./Williams, Delaney/Majors, Paul/Challita, Eddy/Zeisler, Mark/Searcy, Nick/Cathey, Reg E./Reese, Kevin/Puglisi, Peter/Witt, Kevin (II)/O'Neal, Patrice/Chadsey, Alan/Otsuka, Akira (II)/Able, Charles/Joyner, Mario/Maurice, Steven/Scott, Ivan/Ohta, Tad/DeGroat, Brandon/Baker, Dylan (I)/Tessiero, Michael A./Brown, Sho/Flex, Funkmaster/Hall, John (III)/Munford, Michael/Chasteen, Terry/Neal, Donald/Johnson, Wes/Bevans, Thomas/Pasierb, James G./Gentry, Mojo/Peters, Clarke/Marshall, Brad (II)/Meushaw, Kerry/Dogg, Nate/Rock, Chris (I)/DeBoy, David/Elliott, Bruce (I)/Marks, Ashton/Mac, Bernie/Badila, John/Cox, Lee E./Armstrong, Scott (V)/Rebhorn, James/Stanton, Robert (II)/Eisenberg, Ned (I)/Bergdahl, James R./Jacobs, Irving/Perilla, Bob/Greene, Billoah/Tingle, Jimmy/Sotto, Al/Rosemeier, Cory/Head, Tony/Hodge, Mike (I)/Penberthy, Kirk/Mulamba, Gwendolyn/Newman-Williams, Lucy/Hopkins, Priscilla/Guyton, Kate/Hunt, Lois Kelso/McDonough, Brenna (I)/Smith, Deborah S./Ray, Caitlin/Baker, Justine/DeVan, Madeline/Savoy, Sharon/Thomas, Camille J./Wilson, Chandra/Chapman, Victoria (II)/Jones, Tamala/Ding, Nancy/Johnson, Elizabeth (II)/Wooten, Ronita Neeta/Haynsworth, Ann/Moran, Pat (II)/Saunders, Leeanna/Suto, Barbara G./Pergament, Annika/Karpel, Jacqui/Hayden, Marianne (I)/Nelson, Novella/Kenyon, Linda/Mattson, Angie/Simms, Heather (I)/Fonda, Helaine/Whitfield, Lynn/Hamilton, Donna (I)/Baderinwa, Sade/DeRosa, Christina/Brown, Sloane/Gilbert, Jennifer (III)/Goyette, Gabrielle/March, Stephanie/Getas, Marilyn/Douglas, Dawn/McMillon, Doris E./Singer, Gammy/Neric, Peechee/Abrams, Patsy Grady/Givens, Robin +Head Over Heels (2001)/Beiser, Brendan/Porter, Russell (I)/Doduk, Alex/MacDonald, John (I)/Kirk, James D./Brazeau, Jay/Bivens, J.B./Bivens, John/Klimam, Louis/Pervakov, Alexander/Whyte, Andy (I)/MacMillan, Sam/Jones, Gary (I)/Silverman, Ben (II)/Wasserman, Jerry/Young, Jonathon (I)/Lawrence, Colin/DeSantis, Stanley/Moreau, Matthew/Musnicki, Robert/Thomas, Theodore/Ganeev, Raoul/Pascual, Joe/Prinze Jr., Freddie/Shorthouse, Tom/Owen, Jan (I)/Olyphant, Timothy/Shirkoff, Bethoe/Matthews, Katrina/Copeland, Kristina/Schad, Brenda/Harlow, Shalom/Dykeman, Erin-Marie/Potter, Monica/Fraser, Tomiko/Lee, Katie (II)/Linde, Betty/Lewis, Kristina/Reichert, Tanja/Seear, Noot/O'Hare, Sarah/Chow, China/Cianni, Maria Luisa/Thompson, Jody (I)/Hogg, Elysa/Daum, Jill/Milicevic, Ivana/MacMillan, Norma +Heart and Souls (1993)/King, B.B./Roat, Richard/Jackson, Melvin/Brown, Wren T./Moncrief, Paul/Genaro, Tony/Sizemore, Tom/Smith, Kurtwood/Parnell, Robert (I)/Goodwin, John (I)/Toney, James/Calvert, Bill/Zebulon, Michael/Morris, John Stuart/Poppick, Eric/Portnow, Richard/Warren, Leon/Lloyd, Eric (I)/Maguire, George (I)/Newhart, Robert William/O'Bryan, Sean/Shaiman, Marc/Clawson, Steven/Coleman, Tony (I)/Capizzi, Bill/Paymer, David/Grodin, Charles (I)/Amaral, Bob/Kenner, Jacob/Doster, Michael/Hooks, Ed/Levingston, Lavar David/Nye, Will/Halton, Michael/Durbin, John/Emphrey Jr., Calep/Downey Jr., Robert/Woodard, Alfre/Orrock, Shannon/Anders, Luana/Hampton, Chasiti/MacLachlan, Janet/Green, Wanya/Mapp, Jamilah Adams/Rotblatt, Janet/Newberry, Kymberly/Caldwell, Janette/Kellerman, Susan/Tyndall, Kylie/Shue, Elisabeth/Biggs, Melissa/Sedgwick, Kyra/Tyndall, Keaton/Vozoff, Lorinne/Lucas, Lisa (I) +Heartbreak Ridge (1986)/Ellison, Tom/Eames, John (I)/Irizarry, Vincent/Appling, Russell/McGill, Everett/Villard, Tom/Hostetter, John/Quinn, J.C./Gunn, Moses/Fall, Timothy/Michael, Christopher (I)/Franco, Ramón (I)/Swalve, Darwyn/Worth, Nicholas (I)/Mann, Dutch/Brewer, Sgt. Maj. John H./Sharp, Thom/Van Peebles, Mario/Ramos, Lazaro/Eastwood, Clint/Hill, Rodney (I)/Snyder, Arlen Dean/Svenson, Bo/Gaines, Boyd/Gomez, Mike (I)/Nelson, Lloyd (I)/Bello, Alex M./Venture, Richard/Jason, Peter/Maurer, Michael (I)/Halsey, Steve/Pennell, Jon/Sasse, John/Gallagher, John (I)/Koch, Peter (I)/Plaza, Begoña/Heckart, Eileen/O'Donnell, Annie/Shelton-Foy, Holly/Perle, Rebecca/Mason, Marsha/Ruscio, Elizabeth/Garland, Trish +Heartbreakers (2001)/Spellos, Peter/Perrone, Gibran/Hess, Russell/Cooper, Jack Douglas/Wolfe, Todd (I)/Chookorian, Arshag/Dingle, Geremy/Shearer, Jack/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Baskin, Elya/Bolton, Johnny/Jay, Ricky/Serykh, Igor/Hawn, Phil/Tortorici, Mark/Schnurr, Andrew/Galifianakis, Zach/Musa, Zane/Brewster, Andy/Raymond, Gonzo/Galperin, Leonid/Miller, Miamon/Raval, Haresh/Stefan, Oleg/Blumenfeld, Alan/Gonneau, Pierre/Beuth, Robert Alan/Wordham, Scott/Thyne, T.J./Nealon, Kevin/Levine, Kenny/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Williams, Larry (VIII)/Mellor, Steve/Hackman, Gene/Sacco, Lawrence/Hitchcock, Michael (I)/Andrew, Michael (I)/Magee, Ken/Novicki, Adam/Liotta, Ray/Lee, Jason (I)/Sirois, David/Mirkin, David/Silverstein, Stuart/Ong, Irving/Bernard, Richard (II)/Genco, Jennifer/Weaver, Sigourney/Travis, Stacey (I)/Williams, Denalda/Silverman, Sarah/Belcher, Patricia/Michaell, Monnae/Gossett, Tracy/O'Brien, Jackie/Colvin, Shawn/Birkett, Bernadette/Brenn, Janni/Hewitt, Jennifer Love/Fisher, Carrie/Austin, Terry (I)/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Dunn, Nora/Butterfield, Catherine (I)/Lock, Gerry +Hearts in Atlantis (2001)/Yelchin, Anton/Rivitz, David/Watson, Jamie (II)/Johnson, Wes/Harscheid, David/Beaver, Terry/France, Kathie/LeFevre, Adam/Eggen, Eric/Blankenship, Joe T./Bardsley, Graham/McBride, Mickey Leon/Fleisher, Brett/Reifsnyder, Timothy/Tudyk, Alan/West Jr., Joseph M./Morse, David (I)/Kain, Rick/Billings, Joshua/Little, Steve (II)/Hild, Jim/Floyd, Bourke/Haberli, Joel F./Edwards, Sean/Gaughan, Lawrence/Johnson, John (XIV)/Beyer, Keith/Jernigan, Terry/Bower, Tom (I)/Pezet, Bud/Moses, Evan/Rothhaar, Will/Watson, Jamie (IV)/Hopkins, Anthony/Maine, Robert V./Lash, Kristina/Neighbours, Joleen/Davis, Hope (I)/Boorem, Mika/Weston, Celia/Hamilton, Sara/Karasek, Valerie/O'Connell, Deirdre +Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse (1991)/Milius, John/Spradlin, G.D./Ford, Harrison (I)/Welles, Orson/Coppola, Roman/Hall, Albert (I)/Forrest, Frederic/Duvall, Robert (I)/Fishburne, Laurence/Bottoms, Sam/Lucas, George/Sheen, Martin/Coppola, Francis Ford/De Niro, Robert/Hopper, Dennis/Brando, Marlon/Coppola, Eleanor/Coppola, Gia/Camp, Colleen/Coppola, Sofia +Heat (1995)/Gould, Mick/Blackwell, Peter/Camuccio, Andrew/Camuccio, Brian/Studi, Wes/Piven, Jeremy/Perry, Manny/Herman, Paul (I)/Fritsch, Hannes/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Voight, Jon/Berkeley, Xander/Miranda, Robert/Ferrero, Martin/McIntosh, Bill (I)/Fichtner, William/Haysbert, Dennis/Verdugo, Rey/Williamson, Mykelti/Trimble, Jerry/Roberts, Mario/O'Haco, Daniel/Noonan, Tom/Daniels, Max/De Niro, Robert/Rollins, Henry/Buktenica, Ray/Kilmer, Val/Harvey, Ted/Endoso, Kenny/Gage, Kevin/Cort, Bud/Duke, Charles (II)/Libby, Brian/Avery, Rick/Ford, Steven (I)/Mangan, Darin/Levine, Ted/Trejo, Danny/Deadrick Jr., Vince/Pacino, Al/Moyer, Paul (I)/Miller, Terry (I)/Sizemore, Tom/Baldridge, Brad/Loc, Tone/Martin, Dan (II)/Marzan, Rick/Harris, Ricky/Azaria, Hank/Elfmont, Thomas/Robinson, Phillip (I)/Saunders, Rainell/Graves, Emily (I)/Plaza, Begoña/Graves, Amanda/Walsh, Wendy L./Brenneman, Amy (I)/Healy, Patricia/Judd, Ashley/Forke, Farrah/Goodman, Hazelle/Portman, Natalie/Katz, Cindy (I)/Flynn, Kimberly/Vives, Viviane/Zima, Yvonne/Harris, Niki/Staunton, Kim/Traylor, Susan/Soremekun, Kai/Venora, Diane +Heathers (1989)/Carlton, Mark/Shadix, Glenn/Slater, Christian/Applegate, Jeremy/Scott, Kirk (I)/Marlowe, Curtiss/Ingle, John/Lewis, Phill/Lafont, Chuck/Richman, Josh/Mendelsohn, Aaron (I)/Trenton, James 'Poorman'/Mabray, Stuart/Cox, Larry (I)/Labyorteaux, Patrick/Cort, William/Benne, Andrew/Shear, Jon/Zarchen, John/Bringleson, Mark/Hardesty, Kevin/Stoddard, Kent/Drake, Adrian/Fenton, Lance/Ryder, Winona/Milford, Penelope/Walker, Kim (I)/Ramey, Betty/Rhodes, Jennifer (I)/Mellor, Christie/Estevez, Renée/Wills, Sherrie (I)/Meyer, Bess/Falk, Lisanne/Tobias, Sylvia/Doherty, Shannen/Lynn, Carrie (I) +Heaven & Earth (1993)/Ho Jr., Don/Tran, Tuan (I)/Duong, Peter/Lee, Michael (I)/Dumda, Yeung Yong/Mau, Doan Chau/Polk, Stephen/Rea, Brad/Stone, Sean/Cooper, Dave (I)/Hormsombat, Somsak/Dang, Vinh/Nguyen, Huynh Cao/Nguyen, Thuan K./Thai, Tai/Nguyen, Dustin (I)/Thai, Khiem/Gallagher, Kevin/Starrat, Aron/Guinee, Tim/Burke, Robert John (I)/Ngor, Haing S./Pititam, Supak/Huy, Tran/Chan, Michael Paul/Vu, Toby/Reeder, Andy/Nguyen, Long (I)/Nark-Orn, Willie/Smith, Keith (I)/Saefam, Term/Howard, Noël John/Van Vu, Hieu/Jones, Tommy Lee/Carhart, Timothy/Helmick, Brian/Le, Thuan/Whatley, Liem/Nuttikit/Neilson, Phil/Ly, Tom Nam/Dye, Dale/Barkwill, Scott/Le, Phuong Huu/Roarke, George/Phan, Vu Anh/Bell, Marshall/Marshall, Robert (II)/Gopaoco, Lester/Wu, Vivian/Muellerleile, Marianne/Tavizon, Gina Sheri/Calderon, Lan Nguyen/Sanruck, Bussaro/Vo, Thanh/Ai, Catherine/Ho, Mai Le/Tran, Thuc-Hanh/Pham, Kathlyne/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Nguyen, Mai (I)/Renna, Melinda/Hayslip, Le Ly/Ng, Irene (I)/Low Sauer, Jennifer/Le, Hiep Thi/Le, Mai/Le, Michelle Vynh/Straus, Vivien/Mojtabai, Chitra F./McEnroe, Annie/Chen, Joan/Ferrell, Conchata +Heaven (2002)/DiGirolamo, Andrea/Riotta, Vincent/Lombardi, Fausto/Sbragia, Mattia/Merlini, Marco/Torre, Federico/Sivori, Sergio/Giusti, Massimiliano/Girone, Remo/Di Stasio, Alberto/Vettorazzo, Giovanni/Barra, Gianfranco/Bartoli, Luciano/Sperduti, Alessandro/Ribisi, Giovanni/Loconsole, Beppe/D'Alessandro, Roberto/Santospago, Stefano/Marino, Mauro/Liberto, Julienne/Magni, Natalia/De Sanctis, Matilde/Sirago, Masha/Piergentili, Teresa/Garello, Stefania Orsola/Rocca, Stefania/Rubin, Shaila (I)/Blanchett, Cate/Coppa, Giorgia +Heaven Can Wait (1978)/Bogert, William/O'Brien, Richard (II)/Massa, Bernie/Mason, James (I)/Scanlan, Jerry/Montgomery, Earl (I)/Jones, Deacon/Boeke, Jim/DeRogatis, Al/Hearn, Chick/Tomarken, Peter/Warden, Jack/Healy, Jim (I)/Bowen, Roger/Gumbel, Bryant/Josephson, Les/Fleming, Marvin/Peck, Ed/Enberg, Dick/Wong, Harry D.K./Larsen, William/Outin, Nick/Leonard, Robert E./Craig, Garrett (II)/Fortier, Robert (I)/Marston, Joel (I)/Block, Larry (I)/Grodin, Charles (I)/Henry, Buck/Gardenia, Vincent/Gowdy, Curt/Snow, Jack T./Charles, Charlie/Stevens, Robert C./Curtis, Keene/Makel, Joseph F./Randolph, John/Cowan, Charlie/Malet, Arthur/Sylvester, William/Hare, Will/Sweet, Dolph/Corolla, Joe/Beatty, Warren/Maher, Joseph/Weaver, Lee (II)/Manos, George J./Reid, Elliott/Armstrong, R.G./Farley, Morgan/D'Amato, Paul (I)/Sorrells, Bill/Webster, Byron/Camp, Hamilton/Campanella, Frank (I)/Caine, Allison/Cannon, Dyan/Christie, Julie (I)/Faracy, Stephanie/Linero, Jeannie/Richards, Lisa Blake +Heaven's Gate (1980)/Buffalo, Norton/Blessing, Jack/Faber, Bobby/McGee, Jerry/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Christensen, Michael (II)/Rourke, Mickey/Shcherby, Stefan/Hurt, John/Dupin, Cleve/Woodeson, Nicholas/Yusim, Marat/Cass Sr., David S./Conroy, Jarlath/McCleskey, Wally/Gapay, Les/Lewis, David (XXI)/Osusky, Peter/Hurst, Lincoln/Kalinowski, Waldemar/Morgan, Bruce (II)/Keller, Allen/Conley, Jack/Majstorovic, Steven/Walken, Christopher/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Hopper, Sean/Catlett, Loyd/Bruton, Stephen/Vezane, Gary/Koslo, Paul/McClarnon, Kevin/D'Amato, Paul (I)/Smits, Aivars/Wood, Eric (III)/Dafoe, Willem/Walsh, Gabriel/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Sullivan, Jerry (I)/Hawkins, Ronnie/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Waterston, Sam/Dourif, Brad/Burnett, T-Bone/Masur, Richard/Evetts, H.P./Kormanik, Ivan/Davydov, Anatoli/O'Quinn, Terry/Knobeloch, Jim/Noonan, Tom/Mansfield, David (II)/Wulff, Kai/Benczak, Margaret/Bartlett, Robin/Kava, Caroline/Huppert, Isabelle/Hodges, Pat (I)/Wright, Mary Catherine/Petersen, Erika/Kaplan, Mady/Levine, Anna (I)/Vela, Rosie/Rashovich, Gordana/Trott, Judi/Gaidarova, Nina +Heavenly Creatures (1994)/Brophy, Jed/Goldie, Gilbert/Griffin, Jesse/Merrison, Clive/Reilly, Stephen/Nicoll, John/Guérin, Jean (I)/Farra, Nic/Skjellerup, Ben/Elliott, Peter (III)/Clarkson, Chris (I)/Dobson, Lou/Jackson, Peter (I)/Heath, Geoffrey/Maxwell, Mike (I)/Drake, Glen/Thomson, Barry/Henwood, Ray/Fransham, Ben/O'Connor, Simon (I)/Carpenter, Pearl/Ferry, Kirsti/Lynskey, Melanie/Shirtcliffe-Scott, Alex/Mullane, Liz/Bradley, Jessica/Moody, Elizabeth/Peirse, Sarah/Jones, Toni (I)/Winslet, Kate/Lloyd-Smith, Glenys/Cushman, Kyle/Watson, Wendy (I)/Pelham, Raewyn/Takle, Darien/Eason, Moreen/Kent, Diana (I)/Sanders, Andrea +Heavy Metal (1981)/Waxman, Al/Jolliffe, Charles/Francks, Don/Conlon, Ned/Bishopric, Thor/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Bumpass, Rodger/Romanus, Richard/Atkin, Harvey/Kenney, Douglas/Candy, John/Doncheff, Len/Moore, Mavor/Touliatos, George/Lavut, Martin/Vernon, John (I)/Vrana, Vlasta/Rodriguez, Percy/Yanovsky, Zal/Levy, Eugene/Munson, Warren/Smith, Cedric/Golland, Joseph/Schellenberg, August/Ramis, Harold/Burroughs, Jackie/Playten, Alice/Roman, Susan/Gross, Glenis Wootton/Semple, Caroline/Lightstone, Marilyn/Dworkin, Patty +Heavy Weights (1995)/Stiller, Ben/Alessi, J.T./Stiller, Jerry/Nelson, Tim Blake/Zboyovski, Matthew R./Goldblatt, Max/Weiss, Shaun/King, Mathew Bradley/Thompson, Kenan/Greer, Dustin/Tambor, Jeffrey/Spencer III, Robert E./St. Laurent, Seth/Feig, Paul/Hodges, Tom/Schwartz, Aaron (II)/Kelley, Tom/Miller, Joseph Wayne/Apatow, Judd/Fain, Bobby/LaBrecque, Patrick/Burger, Cody/Bowe, David/Goldman, David (I)/McGowan, Tom (II)/Snyder, Chris (III)/Zalkind, Robert/Clark, Lars/Covert, Allen/Fickes, Mary Holt/Lail, Leah/Yaroshefsky, Lois/Dollar, Aubrey/Meara, Anne/Hill, Lauren/Olson, Jamie/Ringham, Nancy/Dill, Deena/Constantino, Landry M. +Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001)/Mitchell, John Cameron/Blarasin, Ermes/Mayer-Goodman, Ben/Liscinski, Theodore/Stevens, Michael (XII)/Potter, Mike (III)/Pyrz, Gene/Aronov, Michael/Mackinnon, Shane/Abrahamse, Taylor/Toulch, Max/Wint, Maurice Dean/Options, Renatta/Campbell, Rob (I)/Pitt, Michael (II)/Trask, Stephen/O'Donnell, Rosie/Moore, Maggie (I)/Hines, Karen/Lee, Sook-Yin/Murphy, Eileen (II)/DePrez, Thérèse/Martin, Andrea (I)/Shor, Miriam/Krohnert, Mary/Watson, Alberta +Heist (2001 I)/Camacho, Mark/Blanco, Danny/Pardo, Henri/Jay, Ricky/Jordan, Don (I)/LeBlanc, Pierre (I)/McQuaid, Kent/Antoine, Benz/Whittall, Ted/Lindo, Delroy/Bilzerian, Alan/Maguire, Christian/El-Onsi, Kareem/Doucet, Charles S./Kaldor, Christopher/Tsar, Mike (I)/Robitaille, Richard/Calabretta, Tony/Apergis, Andreas/Frangione, Jim/Castonguay, Emile/Sprung, Guy/Rockwell, Sam/Friedman, Richard L./Rowat, Bill/McLean, Zodia/Paterson, Mike (II)/Goar, John/DeVito, Danny/Goossen, Greg/Lussier, Robert/Hackman, Gene/Zeman, Richard/Pidgeon, Rebecca/Cliche, Karen/Afflack, Marlyne/Morehouse, Jennifer/Cassini, Emile/LuPone, Patti/Walling, Elyzabeth/Sweeney, Michelle +Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988)/Tillitt, James/Parker, Oliver (I)/Craig, Edwin/Bamford, Simon/MacInnes, Angus/Cranham, Kenneth/Travis, Ron/Vince, Nicholas/Smith, Oliver (I)/Lavelle, Bradley/Hope, William/Chapman, Sean/Bradley, Doug (I)/Chevalier, Catherine (I)/Joel, Deborah/Wilde, Barbie/Boorman, Imogen/Laurence, Ashley/Higgins, Clare (I) +Hellboy (2004)/Sekanina, Petr/Haas, Richard (I)/Jones, Doug (I)/Toro, Guillermo del/Grisham, Charles (I)/Caspe, Brian/Lindsay, Michael (I)/Howick, Jim/Steele, Brian (I)/Kosnar, Ales (II)/Perlman, Ron/Hoyland, William/Trainor, Kevin (I)/Mignola, Mike/Roden, Karel (I)/Segura, Santiago/Cajzl, Pavel/Simons, Monty L./Svoboda, Justin/MacInnes, Angus/Sherman, Bob (I)/Taylor, Mark (XII)/Johnson, Corey (I)/Betram, Dennison/Kramer, Todd (I)/Aarsman, Daniel/Navarro, Emilio/Beran, Ladislav/Copus, Rory/Evans, Rupert (II)/Cooper, Garth/Babson, James (I)/Zimmerman, Jeremy/Tambor, Jeffrey/Hurt, John/Holicek, Jan/Navarro, Alvaro/Hyde Pierce, David/Eastwood, Jo/Zoli, Ave/Moy, Albert (II)/Fisher, Stephen (I)/Savaria, Ellen/Stuart, Andrea (I)/Hugo, Tara/Blair, Selma/Miltner, Andrea/Ask, Bettina/Wilkie, Millie/Wilson, Helene/Hodson, Biddy +Hello, Dolly! (1969)/Tanner, Clay/Mark, Michael (I)/O'Malley, J. Pat/Smith, Tucker (I)/O'Moore, Patrick/McVey, Tyler/Benedict, William 'Billy'/Command, John/Cross, Jimmy (I)/May, Bert/Marshall, Robert Neal/Montgomery, Ralph/Ahdar, David/Wagenheim, Charles/Wilkerson, Guy/Feld, Fritz/Lockin, Danny/Collier, Richard (I)/Matthau, Walter/Houghton, Shep/McEachin, James/Williams, Bart (I)/Farley, Morgan/Hooker, Ken/Mapes, Ted/USC Trojan Marching Band/Quillan, Eddie/Crothers, Scatman/Hutchison, Jim (I)/Monty, Harry/Kerns, Hubie/Armstrong, Louis (I)/Ahern, Will/Chandler, James (I)/Tune, Tommy/Hoffman, Bern/Edwards, Sam (I)/Kimbrough, Ross/Hurst, David (I)/Trent, Jerry (I)/Plasschaert, Alex/Crawford, Michael (I)/Roberts, Ralph (I)/James, Jerry/Lampkin, Charles/Stout III, Cecil Lester/Todd, Lisa (I)/Ames, Joyce/Knaiz, Judy/Peaker, E.J./Garnier, Jessie/Woodbury, Judith/Janssen, Kathryn/Dano, Linda/McAndrew, Marianne (I)/Streisand, Barbra +Hellraiser (1987)/Bradley, Doug (I)/Parker, Oliver (I)/Atkins, Dave (I)/Allen, Anthony (I)/Nelson, Kenneth/Buggy, Niall/Bamford, Simon/Hines, Robert (I)/Newney, Raul/Davis, Leon/Cassidy, Michael (I)/Robinson, Andrew (I)/Baker, Frank (III)/Chapman, Sean/Vince, Nicholas/Smith, Oliver (I)/Laurence, Ashley/Kirby, Grace/Sholto, Pamela/Baynes, Gay/Bower, Sharon/Higgins, Clare (I) +Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth (1992)/Mortorff, Lawrence/Lee, George (I)/Treveiler, Robert C./Sandoval, Phil/Painter, Steve/Bradley, Doug (I)/Carpenter, Ken (II)/Vera, Joey/Young, David (I)/Willhelm, Eric (I)/Knoop, Young Bobby/Bernhardt, Kevin (I)/Hill, Clayton/Bolthouse, Brent/Boynton, Peter G./Duncan, Jeff (I)/Hickox, Anthony/Gonzo (I)/Hyland, Philip/Hickox, James D.R./Bush, John (II)/Frederick, Chris/Kuppin, Lawrence/Bragg, Bob (I)/Atkins, Peter/Coleman, Paul Vincent/Stephens, Bob/Norris, Ron/Isaacs, Anna Marie/Lynn, Shanna/Marshall, Paula (I)/Ball, Kim/Farrell, Terry/Leigh, Aimée/Perry, Cassandra/Flame (I)/Thomas, Angela/Percival, Sharon/Saunders, Tonya/Gore, Rosemary/Laurence, Ashley/Hill, Sharon (I) +Hellraiser: Bloodline (1996)/Polish, Mark/Bradley, Doug (I)/Ramsay, Bruce/Mustillo, Louis/Cottrell, Mickey/Schuelke, David/Scott, Adam (I)/Schuelke, Jimmy/St. Michael, Jody/Skipper, Pat/Turenne, Louis/Dugan, Tom (II)/Brown, Wren T./Perri, Paul (I)/Polish, Michael/Mead, Courtland/Myers, Kim (I)/Harnos, Christine/Vargas, Valentina/Chatton, Charlotte +Help! (1965)/MacIntosh, Alex/Brody, Ronnie/Shufflebottom, Wally/Kinnear, Roy/Butler, Blake/Spinetti, Victor/Lennon, John (I)/Harrison, George (I)/Starr, Ringo/Malandrinos, Andreas/Bluthal, John/Mansi, Louis/McKern, Leo/Cargill, Patrick/Evans, Rupert (I)/Baptiste, Thomas/Guidotti, Stewart/Copley, Peter/Almond, Danny/Mitchell, Warren (I)/Bass, Alfie/Evans, Mal/Gibbons, Joe (I)/McCartney, Paul/Lacey, Bruce (I)/Godfrey, Bob/Wilson, Ian (I)/Lloyd, Jeremy/Landry, Jenny/Cook, Vera/Nichols, Dandy/Wright, Gai (II)/Casimir, Golda/DeLacey, Deborah/Franklin, Gretchen/Reid, Sue (I)/Till, Jenny/Osborne, Zorenah/Eden, Eve (II)/Saville, Edith/Marie-Lise/Merton, Zienia/Bron, Eleanor/Ford, Mary (I)/Durra/Warrington, Glenda/Roberts, Patty +Henry & June (1990)/Ateba, Samuel/De Gall, Alexandre/Oldman, Gary/Edernac, Pierre/Bloom, Gaëtan/Atkine, Féodor/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Maury, Marc/Étaix, Pierre/Buñuel, Juan Luis/Ward, Fred (I)/Bessières, Louis/Myers, Bruce/Heiler, Frank/Grant, Richard E./de Penguern, Artus/Écoffey, Jean-Philippe/Fratellini, Annie/Vincent, Annie/Leboulanger, Stephanie/Hasse, Liz/Maury-Lascoux, Erika/Huguel, Sylvie/Lahaie, Brigitte/de Medeiros, Maria/Couvelard, Karine/Palatin, Suzy/Joubert, Claire/Thurman, Uma/Maillé, Maïté +Henry Fool (1997)/Montgomery, Chuck (I)/Saito, James/Aiken, Liam/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Harris, Reggie (I)/Ryan, Thomas Jay/Simonds, Dave/Boocock, Paul/Lazar, Paul/Boey, Brandon/Latham, David (II)/Willett, Blake/Urbaniak, James/Cassar, Raymond/Albe, Paul/Ruffini, Gene/Creech, Don/Hope, Nicholas (I)/Duarte, Herbie/Greco, Paul/Chibas, Marissa/Chase, Maraya/Morley, Jill (I)/Ritchie, Claire/Romano, Christy Carlson/Cox, Veanne/Krich, Gretchen/Nelson, Merritt/Connor, Toy/Hardt, Katreen/Nikaido, Miho/Harding, Jan Leslie/DiConcetto, Karen/Ami, Shoshana/Hubbard, Valorie/Posey, Parker/Vesey, Melanie/Worrall, Chaylee/Morgan, Denise (III)/Porter, Maria/Paglia, Camille/Miner, Rachel/Bang, Vivian/Ruppe, Diana/Anderson, Julie (I)/Lee, Fay Ann/Sampson, Tiffany +Henry V (1989)/Ravenscroft, Christopher/Yuill, Jimmy/Simmons, James (I)/Parfitt, David/Branagh, Kenneth/Briers, Richard/Villiers, Jay/Doyle, Patrick (I)/Larkin, James (I)/Kay, Charles/Gregory, Paul (II)/Inman, Mark/Whitehouse, Tom/Meredith, David Lloyd/Maloney, Michael (I)/Hurley, Colin/Sessions, John/Coltrane, Robbie/Shepherd, Simon/Scofield, Paul (I)/Prendergast, Shaun (I)/Innocent, Harold/Greaves, Nigel/Easton, Richard (II)/Williams, Michael (I)/McCowen, Alec/Stephens, Robert (I)/Armstrong, Chris (I)/Cartwright, Fabian/Webb, Danny (V)/Yuill, Callum/Blessed, Brian/Simms, Stephen/Ferguson, Nicholas (II)/Jacobi, Derek/Gartside, Julian/Holm, Ian/Clifford, Richard/Bale, Christian/Hutchings, Geoffrey/Jewesbury, Edward/Thompson, Emma (I)/McEwan, Geraldine/Dench, Judi +Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)/Atherton, Ray/Quist, Bruce/Coranado, Frank/Katz, David (I)/Scafidi, John/Rooker, Michael/Graham, Brian (I)/Van Wagner, Peter/Kaden, Ted/Passman, Benjamen/Ali, Waleed B./Paul, Rick/Young, Eric (II)/McKearn, Tom/Towles, Tom/Ores, Sean/Naebig, Kurt/Fox, Pamela/Kaden, Elizabeth/Spink, Flo/Ores, Anita/Dunlap, Donna/Monkus, Lily/Jones, Cheri/Temple, Lisa/Ores, Megan/Sziky, Erzsebet/Arnold, Tracy/Sullivan, Denise/Demas, Mary/Finger, Kristin/Bartoletti, Anne/O'Malley, Monica Anne +Herbie Fully Loaded (2005)/Rusnak, Erik/Bray, Andy/Deklin, Mark/Larraza, Mario/Dillon, Matt (I)/Cranshaw, Patrick/Crank, Skip/Bestwick, Allen/Bell, E.E./Soto, Rocky/Sitarz, Tim/Pasco, Peter/Long, Justin (I)/Garant, Ben/Roberts, Jeremy (I)/Scott, Stuart/Johnson, Jimmie (I)/Meyer, Breckin/Shaff, Edmund L./McNairy, Scoot/Keaton, Michael/Hillenburg, Andy/Lennon, Thomas (III)/Stewart, Tony (III)/Presley, A.J./Carey, John (VIII)/Jarrett, Dale/Gioiello, Bruno/Asher, Cass/Smith, Frederick Martin/Herbie The Love Bug/Gershin, Scott Martin/Gramm, Phillip/Dillner, Bob/Meshkin, Krocky/Lam, Jeff/Simpson, Jimmi/Gordon, Jeff (I)/Williams, Jim Cody/Parsons, Benny/Limata, Caroline/Lohan, Lindsay/Ubach, Alanna/Hill, Amy/Baker, Mary Bonner/Hines, Cheryl/McAnear, Rana/Ritchie, Jill/Lamb, Cristi +Hercules (1997)/Becton, Shelton/Williams, Ken (IV)/von Detten, Erik/Rabson, Jan/Bergen, Bob/Heston, Charlton/Hall, Bug/Bart, Roger/Cummings, Jim (I)/Knight, Wayne (I)/Pinney, Patrick/Goldthwait, Bob/Farmer, Bill (I)/David, Keith (I)/Keaton, Josh/Burton, Corey/Donovan, Tate/Torn, Rip/Grayson, Milt/Woods, James (I)/DeVito, Danny/Shaffer, Paul/Metchik, Aaron Michael/Bumpass, Rodger/Angel, Jack (I)/Hathaway, Kellen/Timsit, Patrick/Proctor, Phil/Frewer, Matt/Holbrook, Hal/Thornton, Fronzi/Agee, Tawatha/Derryberry, Debi/La Chanze/White, Lillias/Steiner, Riley/Bergman, Mary Kay/Plummer, Amanda/McGowan, Mickie/Shelley, Carole/Pickering, Denise/Ryan, Roz/Thomas, Vanéese Y./Lynn, Sherry (I)/Edwards, Paddi/Darling, Jennifer/Eggar, Samantha/Egan, Susan/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Freeman, Cheryl/Barrie, Barbara +Hercules in New York (1970)/Bass, William (II)/Carroll, Tony (I)/Graves, Ernest/Stang, Arnold/Roland, Tony/Burstein, Harold/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Bond, Rudy/Clark, Oliver (I)/Stevens, Alex (I)/Richards, Ronnie/Hamilton, Dan (III)/Miller, Michael (V)/Bartenieff, George/Tinerino, Dennis/Herd, Richard (I)/Tendler, Mark/Karen, James (I)/Candy, John/Gio, Frank/Adams, Jan (II)/Lipton, Michael (I)/Goldsmith, Merwin/Whitney, Iris/Fitz, Erica/Carroll, Lane/Fleming, Erin (I)/Loomis, Deborah/McDonald, Tanny/Elg, Taina/Goble, Diane/Magee, Audrie/Swayne, Viola/Vetcher, Alicia +Here on Earth (2000)/Saxon, Ronni/Hartnett, Josh/Altman, H.T./Rooker, Michael/Cram, Paul (I)/Eidem, Erik/Fitzgerald, Tac/Carlson, Chris (VII)/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Yoakam, Stephen/Piznarski, Michael/Wilson, Stuart (II)/Syvertsen, Peter/Murphy, Chuck (I)/Schumacher, Garth/Fehst, Zach/Walsh, Jack (I)/Klein, Chris (I)/Thomson, Peter Gregory/Bodnar, Eden/O'Toole, Annette/Flowers, Teena/Sobieski, Leelee/Hendrix, Elaine/O'Connor, Isabell/Kingsley, Barbara/Corley, Annie/Woolever, Mary/O'Malley, Maureen/Stier, Jessica +Hero (1992 I)/Hobson, I.M./Martin, Barney (I)/Klein, Jeff (I)/Bond, Jordan/Clemenson, Christian/Poppick, Eric/Munns, Robert/Fereri, D'Angelo/Daniels, Collins Williams/Brennan, John (VI)/Salinas, Ricardo/Madio, James/Cullum, Kody/Yesso, Don/Gazzaniga, Don (I)/Chaykin, Maury/Whitaker, James Alfred/Elkins, Steven (I)/Montoya, Richard/Akrawi, Mike/Chase, Chevy/Jordan, Leslie/Siguenza, Herbert/Healy, Daniel T./Brown, Henry (I)/Hoffman, Dustin/Leggett, Jay/Derence, Sam/Milanovich, Tom/Reyes, José (II)/Pabst, Robert/Scheibner, Ed/Larson, Darrell/Plastina, Rick/Murillo-Carr, Gerardo/Merrill, C. John/Riehle, Richard/Schienle, Martin/Garlin, Jeff/Pugsley, Don/Stevens, Fisher/Collins, Bobby C./Newman, William (I)/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Baldwin, Daniel (I)/Callahan, James T./Hewitt, Paul/Kennedy, Dev/Morin, D. David/Wilkof, Lee/O'Connor, Kevin J./Talbott, Michael/Muller, Turk/Nesci, John/Ackerman, John/O'Dwyer, Michael (I)/Cobb, Milton L./Fitzpatrick, Tony (I)/Fitzpatrick, Raymond/Garcia, Andy (I)/Herrmann, Edward/Northup, Harry/Watson Sr., John M./Arnold, Tom (I)/Duff-Griffin, William/Jackson, Kevin (I)/Mullen, Michael (I)/Mohrlein, John/Davis, Darryl (I)/Kinsey, Lance/Davis, Don S. (I)/Berlinger, Warren/D'Ambrosio, Vito/Nazimek, Larry/Davis, Geena/Cusack, Susie/Cusack, Joan/Oddo, Lynn/Pierce, Shirley (I)/Mosiman, Marnie/Geraghty, Marita/Roeder, Peggy/Cerio, Katrina/Huffman, Cady/McNeal, Heidi/Lewis, Clea/Teufenkjian, Tamar/Duncan, Mandy/Barry, Julia/Heard, Cordis/Ross, Margery +Hidalgo (2004)/Maropis, Adoni/Prosky, John/Gerdes, George/Richards, Clement/Carson, Silas/Talmadge, Victor/Taghmaoui, Saïd/Kimsey, Todd/Midthunder, David/Howell, C. Thomas/Alexi-Malle, Adam/Canavan, Michael (I)/Sako, Sam/Coleman, Joshua Wolf/Owen, Chris (I)/T.J. (V)/Manesh, Marshall/Sharif, Omar/McDowell, Malcolm/Westerman, Floyd 'Red Crow'/Perry, Shawn Michael/Hardin, Jerry/Passow, Jonathan/Simmons, J.K./Ozturk, Adam/Dawson, Joseph J./Badasci, Zachary/Trotter, Lee/Mensah, Peter (I)/Sounding Sides, Philip/Miller, Jake (II)/Nayyar, Harsh/Mwangi, Franky/Kober, Jeff/Florek, Dave/Rimkus, Stevan/Mortensen, Viggo/Collison, Frank/Sweeney, Te'Amir/Norris, Kimberly (I)/Ellis, Mary (III)/New Rider Weber, Ednah/Poston, Francesca/Lombard, Louise/Graham, Beverly (I)/Berridge, Elizabeth (I)/Robinson, Zuleikha +Hidden, The (1987)/Levine, Jeff (I)/Phelan, Mark/Trejo, Danny/Marcus, Alan (II)/Norris, Buckley (I)/White, Ted (I)/O'Ross, Ed/Whitaker, Richard B./Brown, Robert (VIII)/Brooks, Richard (VI)/Morante, Mark Edward/Cedar, Larry/Davis, Duane/Nouri, Michael/Yama, Michael/Boyett, William/Collins, Doug (I)/MacLachlan, Kyle/Perce, Joe/McCann, John (II)/Whipp, Joseph/Smith, Charles Edward/Aresco, Joey/Siegler, Marc/Sagal, Joe/Lieberman, Rick/Edwards, Jason (I)/Hopson, Lew/Brown Jr., Alonzo/Gulager, Clu/Renzulli, Frank/Gilpin, Kris/Willis, Donald/Anderson, Deke/Diamond, Rick/Gilbride, Joe/Richmond, Branscombe/McGee, Jack (I)/Felder, Clarence/Brown, Wren T./Luisi, James/Gibson, Beau/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Cummings, Bob K./Eastin, Steve/Haynes, Loren/Skeen, Charlie/Wentzel, Chris/Houck, J.N./Reis, Whitney/Friedman, Jill/Christian, Claudia/Robinson, Lenna/Morgan, Luce/Todd, Rachel/Kerr, Judy/Shaye, Lin/White, Charlene/Caplin, Cate/Clayton, Kristen/Petrie, Mary/Cannon, Katherine +Hide and Seek (2005)/Summers, Stewart/Baumer, Jake Dylan/Sexton III, Brendan/Chandler, David (IV)/Baker, Dylan (I)/De Niro, Robert/Flitter, Josh/Burke, Robert John (I)/Leo, Melissa/Fanning, Dakota/Irving, Amy/Grant Kallins, Molly/Pasquale, Rose/Janssen, Famke/Shue, Elisabeth +Hideous Kinky (1998)/Lofti, Abdelkader/Baxt, David/Barmouni, Mohcine/Threapleton, James/Cherif, Khaldi/Saadi, Abdellatif Jamal/Clémenti, Pierre/Fenjirou, Salah-Dine/McKidd, Kevin/Amidou/Madha, Ahmed/Taghmaoui, Saïd/Cherkaoui, Mohamed/Zrika, Annouar/Bergache, Abderrahim/Youngblood Hills, Peter/Bajja, Hassan/Boulane, Ahmed/Zepter, Frédérique/Benmoussa, Fadila/Adly, Khadija/Riza, Bella/Cruttenden, Abigail/Bent H'mad, Roukia/Mullan, Carrie/Fairley, Michelle/Stampe, Sira/Winslet, Kate/Belkiyal, Khadija/Khaldi, Malika/Orgolini, Lisa +High Anxiety (1977)/Bock, Mitchell/Delano, Lee/Carey, Ron/Hopson, Al/Franklyn, Fred/Callas, Charlie/Burton, Jay/Manuel, Robert (II)/Ridgely, Robert/Soboloff, Arnold/Riley, Jack (II)/De Luca, Rudy/von Leer, Hunter/Whitlock, Albert/Dennis, John (I)/Bellan, Joe/Levinson, Barry (I)/Sands, Billy/Ryder, Eddie/Stahl, Richard/Campanella, Frank (I)/Korman, Harvey/Zwerling, Darrell/Durgom, Bullets/Schwartz, Alan U./Englund, Bryan/Martinez, Jimmy (I)/Van Patten, Dick/Morris, Howard (I)/Kaiser, Henry (I)/Dunne, Murphy/Kuby, Bernie/Helberg, Sandy/Brooks, Mel (I)/Clark, Ron (I)/Miller, Ira/Colen, Beatrice/Dawes, Deborah/Kahn, Madeline/Shear, Pearl/Macey, Anne/Leachman, Cloris/Menken, Robin +High Art (1998)/Sage, Bill/Thornton, David (I)/Martin, Rudolf/Gevedon, Stephen/Ruivivar, Anthony/Mann, Gabriel (I)/Mendes, Helen/Duong, Anh/Tse, Elaine/Mitchell, Radha/Choudhury, Sarita/Grimes, Tammy/Clarkson, Patricia/Michelsen, Charis/Feuer, Cindra/Mattia, Lorraine DeMaris/Ekstrand, Laura/Sheedy, Ally +High Crimes (2002)/Billingsley, John (II)/Ford, Lucas/Burke, Al (II)/Hanis Jr., Ray/Escarpeta, Arlen/Wesely, Andrew/Ciccolella, Jude/Hernández, Juan Carlos (I)/Byron, Don J./Sheng, Samuel/Nesic, Alex/Roberts, Saiba/Caviezel, James/Mahmood, Rusty/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Mazza, Joe/Apicella, John/Scott, Adam (I)/Santiago, Eddie/Gentry, Jake/Segen, Adam/Jackson, Anthony C./Bajema, Don/Gaston, Michael/Marshall, James (I)/Nelson, C. Andrew/Ghiringhelli, Paul/Mulkey, Randy/Heffner, Kyle T./Davison, Bruce/Jared, Stephen/Terry, Wayne/Freeman, Danny/Bower, Tom (I)/Procopio, Alex/Arness, Andy/Shannon, Michael (V)/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Whittaker, Lee/Rust, Patsy/Peet, Amanda (I)/Hudson, Dawn (I)/Remala, Julie/Kahn, Karen/Regina, Florence/Bryson, Edith/Corral Kendall, Elaine/Mendoza, Julia/Beaton, Jesse/Taylor, Dendrie/Kepler, Alicia/McVerry, Maureen/Laing, Linda/Parker, Paula Jai/Judd, Ashley/Shope, Cynthia +High Fidelity (2000)/Spaulding, Joe/Ramis, Harold/Bauer, Chris (I)/Villanueva, Robert A./O'Neill, Matt/Johnson, Alan S./Gundersen, Erik/Herrington, Jonathan/Micheli, Andrew/Darlow, David/Talarico, Rich/Smith, Daniel Lee/Powell, Brian (I)/Finney, Mark/Robbins, Tim (I)/Rehmann, Chris/Carr, Ben (I)/Black, Jack (I)/Désert, Alex/Tiedje, Timothy W./Doyle, Duke/Stevens, Kip/Busey, Marc/Martin, Scott A./Himelstein, Aaron/Smith, Philip Rayburn/Louiso, Todd/Belknap, Ian/Azrael, James/Cusack, Dick/Springsteen, Bruce/Cusack, John/Rogers, Damian/Michaels, Ian/Bell, Drake/Hayes, Liam/D'Angelo, Beverly/Cusack, Joan/Harrison, Lisa (V)/Norris, Heather/Graff, Michele/Zeta-Jones, Catherine/Hjejle, Iben/Gilbert, Sara (I)/Peterson, Jill/Gale, Leah/Stillo, Shannon/Yoo, Susan (I)/Hegarty, Susan/Bonet, Lisa/Cusack, Susie/Dodds Frank, Marilyn/Taylor, Lili (I)/Gregson Wagner, Natasha/DuMont, Jennifre'/Dodds, K.K./Whyte, Laura/Noonan, Polly/Travolta, Margaret/Carter, Joelle +High Noon (1952)/Chamberlain, Howland/Wilke, Robert J./Millican, James (I)/Elliott, Dick (I)/Bridges, Lloyd/Blake, Larry J./Harvey, Harry (II)/London, Tom/Phillips, William 'Bill'/Elam, Jack/Reed, Ralph (I)/Wooley, Sheb/Newell, William (I)/MacDonald, Ian (I)/Morgan, Harry/Cooper, Gary (I)/Aaker, Lee/Shannon, Harry (I)/Clark, Cliff (I)/Prival, Lucien/Chaney Jr., Lon/Beach, Guy/Johnson, Chubby/Leary, Nolan/Saylor, Syd/Doucette, John/Stanhope, Ted/Kruger, Otto/Farley, Morgan/Van Cleef, Lee/Dubov, Paul/Mitchell, Thomas (I)/Greenway, Tom/Graham, Tim (I)/Christine, Virginia/McVeagh, Eve/Farmer, Virginia/Blackford, Jeanne/Jurado, Katy/Kelly, Grace (I) +High Plains Drifter (1973)/Donner, Robert (I)/Hillerman, John/Gierasch, Stefan/O'Connell, William (I)/Gosa, Jim/Ging, Jack/McCubbin, Russ/Eastwood, Clint/Kosslyn, Jack/Hartley, Ted/Barnes, Walter/Mitchum, John/Ryan, Mitch/Walker, Scott (I)/Quade, John/Cruickshanks, Reid/Vadis, Dan/Tinne, Alex/Curtis, Billy (I)/Brinegar, Paul/James, Anthony (I)/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Pitti, Carl/Bull, Richard/Waters, Chuck/Van Horn, Buddy/Mitchell, Belle/Bloom, Verna/Aull, Jane (II)/Hill, Marianna +High School High (1996)/Zucker, Burton/Breslau, Ben/Sebastian, Lobo/Worth, Nicholas (I)/Espinoza, Gil/Keene, Christopher J. (I)/Coleman, Baoan/Phifer, Mekhi/Nye, Michael D./Flores-Recinos, Carlos/Hooks, Brian/Smith, Allen J./Lipkis, Andy/Ducey, John/Winstead, Dwayne/Harris, Ricky/Díaz, Guillermo (I)/Barry, Thom/Peña, William/Kent, Steven (I)/Mills, Christian/Lovitz, Jon/Ardolino, Isaac/O'Connell, Drew/Kayne, Omega/Wright, Jeff (I)/Lange, Eric (I)/Ruiz, Francis P./Cilurzo, Stephen/Breslau, Jeremy/Hoiat, Ali/Otokiti, Adam/Maccarone, Sam/Neville, John/Zucker, Aaron/Rodríguez, Marco (I)/Swenson, Mark (I)/Burton, Vernon P./Bower, Michael/Goznobi, Abdul/Williams, Michael W./Kramer, Eric Allan/Bigham, Lexie/Jaimes, Marabina/Elrod, Lu/Perry, Kim/Jones, Michelle (I)/Carrere, Tia/Kawamura, Kotoko/Roderick, Rachelle/Gregson Wagner, Natasha/Cohen, Nicole Ann/Ardolino, Danielle/Harvey, Pat/Williams, Malinda/Fletcher, Louise/Pepper, Jeannie/Sandler, Mallory/Poston, Francesca/Nims, Mina/Perry, Io/Ardolino, Janeane/Sigall, Eve/Ardolino, Maureen/Nakamura, Saemi/May, Marin/Eddy, Sonya/Devi, Astrid/Zucker, Charlotte/Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I)/Breslau, Susan/Sagal, McNally/Robertson, Shauna +High Sierra (1941)/Lloyd, George (I)/Hayes, Sam (I)/Strange, Robert (I)/Clark, Davison/Owen, Garry (I)/Cowan, Jerome/Mower, Jack/Chandler, Eddy/Boteler, Wade/Saum, Cliff/Heydt, Louis Jean/Flavin, James/Curtis, Alan (I)/Moran, Frank (I)/Keane, Robert Emmett/Cooper, Clancy/Alderson, Erville/Sanford, Ralph (I)/Phelps, Lee (I)/Harvey, Paul (I)/Dog, Zero the/Hayden, Harry/Acuff, Eddie/Meeker, George (I)/Wilde, Cornel/MacLane, Barton/Lloyd, Al/Clayton, Richard/Harbaugh, Carl/Hughes, Charles Anthony/Bogart, Humphrey/Kennedy, Arthur (I)/Blaine, James (I)/Hopper, William (I)/Cordell, Frank (I)/Mayo, Frank/Rutherford, Jack/Travers, Henry (I)/Gould, William/MacBride, Donald/Mackey, Gerald/Ashley, Peter (I)/Charters, Spencer/Best, Willie/Wiles, Buster/Eldredge, John/Hull, Henry/Aylesworth, Arthur/Jewell, Isabel/Appleby, Dorothy/Risdon, Elisabeth/Leslie, Joan/Carroll, Lucia/Wrixon, Maris/Wynters, Charlotte/Lupino, Ida/Gombell, Minna +High Society (1956)/Shaw, Arvell/Crosby, Bing/Keast, Paul/Calhern, Louis/Blackmer, Sidney/Garrick, Richard (I)/Boswell, Hugh/Simpson, Reginald/Kyle, Billy/Young, James (VI)/Armstrong, Louis (I)/Hall, Edmond/Sinatra, Frank/Deems, Barrett/Lund, John (I)/Keene, Richard/Richards, Gordon/Spring, Helen/Lee, Ruth (I)/Kelly, Grace (I)/Reed, Lydia/Gillmore, Margalo/Holm, Celeste (I) +Higher Learning (1995)/Norrington, Malcolm/Singleton, Ernie/Todd, Antonio Lewis/Kropfl, Paul (I)/Olney, Warren/Bugs, Joe/Alexander, Richard D./Hauser, Cole/Edmond, J. Trevor/Galloway, Graham (I)/Green, Walton (II)/Gobert, Dedrick D./Grimm, Mista/Batinkoff, Randall/Williams, Bruce (I)/Bryniarski, Andrew/Mastrangelo, Maximilian A./Silver, Michael B./Parker, Robby/Griffin, Tim (I)/English, Bradford/Perry, Shawn Michael/Elam, Kiante/Epps, Omar/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Wiles, Jason/O'Brien, Skip (I)/Fishburne, Laurence/Evans, Bill (I)/Morton, Talbert/Ferguson, Jay R./Sano, Ark/McLarty, Cole/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Donno, Tony/Cube, Ice/St. John, Trevor/Avery, Rick/Smith Jr., John Walton/Woods, Rayder/D-Knowledge/Smith, James W./Feldman, Sebastian/Rhymes, Busta/LePorte, George/Lovell, Jacqueline/Banks, Tyra (I)/Swanson, Kristy/Wilson, Bridgette/Bakjian, Mary/Stevenson, Alicia/Medearis, Jamie Jo/King, Regina/Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I)/Forte, Patricia/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Ward, Sheila (I)/Walters, Ingrid/Connelly, Jennifer/Maloles, Pola/Wuhrer, Kari +Highlander (1986)/Reddington, Ian/Leake, Damien/Banks, Peter (I)/Roberts, Buddy/Tudor Owen, Sion/Brown, Clancy/Howell, Prince/Seitz, Michael/Bonehill, Richard/Dux, Frank/Brunzell, Jim/Wiley, Edward/North, Alan/McKenna, James (I)/Fatu, Sam/Maynard, Ted/Norris, Buckley (I)/Guss, Louis/Gagne, Greg/Montalvo, Ed/Cosmo, James/Fusco, Anthony/Sterne, Gordon/Quarshie, Hugh/Tyler, Ian/Malcolm, Christopher/Mannino, Anthony/Diamond, Peter (I)/Polito, Jon/Berglas, Ron/Connery, Sean/Findlay, Alistair/Cassady, John/Hartman, Billy/Gordy, Terry 'Bam Bam'/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Imrie, Celia/Stevens, Helena/Hart, Roxanne/Russell, Corrinne/Gish, Sheila/Edney, Beatie +Highlander II: The Quickening (1991)/Bucossi, Peter/Garvin, Harry K./McCormick, Alan/Antico, Pete/Malamud, Héctor/Mulcahy, Russell/Frey, Nicolas (I)/Grives, Steven/Brock, Phil (I)/Ironside, Michael/Altman, Jeff/Slator, Jonathon/Morgan, Sebastian/Johnston, Matt (I)/Breshnev, Julio/Curichelli, Bruno/Ochoa, Jorge (I)/Peyronel, Michel/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Trucco, Ed/Connery, Sean/Gere, André/Geringer, Andres/Murray, Jimmy/Loeb, Pedro/Nutkiewitz, Eduardo/Newsome, Randall/Leske, Diego/Berliner, Max/Deane, Nicolas/Trovo, Daniel/Sapac, Eduardo/Bucossi, Paul/Varas, Jorge/McGinley, John C./Bromilow, Peter/Arndt, Jacques/Cameron, Roderick/Gallo, Americo/McNabney, Theodore/Rich, Allan/Storey, Ezequiel Eskenazi/Fernández Alonso, Miguel (I)/De Biaggi, Patricia/Madsen, Virginia/Buck, Helen/Rossi, Diana/Zinsky, Nora/Schwimmer, Rusty/Martínez, Mausi/Drexler, Karin/Swain, Dana +Highlander III: The Sorcerer (1994)/Gambone, Michel/Cantin, Martin/Neufeld, Martin/Jutras, Richard (I)/Holland, Matt (I)/Tsuji, Lawrence/Okimura, Frederick Y./Diaz, Peter/Hopkins, Paul (I)/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Ribere, Jean-Marie/Chuipka, Chip/Michetti, Emidio/Fierry, Patrick/Van Peebles, Mario/Dunn-Hill, John/Boy, Gouchy/Cavalier, Jason/Doucet, Charles S./Raybourne, Richard/Perusse, Jean-Pierre/Ozores, Robert/Francis, David (I)/Gilker, Garth/Do, Daniel/Tager, Aron/De Spenser, Clifford/McGill, Michael (I)/Heyerdahl, Christopher/Mako (I)/Kakon, Gabriel/Trujillo, Raoul/Han, Zenhu/DePaul, Joe/Bertignac, Louis/Jayston, Michael/Vrana, Vlasta/Inoue, Akira (I)/Vitetzakis, Georges/Oumansky, André/Laurie, Darcy/Mak, Bonnie/Cameron, Morven/Vitello, Lisa/Unger, Deborah Kara/Larkin, Sheena/MacRae, Liz +Highlander: Endgame (2000)/Leps, Christopher/Nicholls, David (II)/Trusca, Mihnea/Lockyer, Thomas/Byrnes, Jim (I)/Copeland, Adam (I)/Wingfield, Peter/Erhuero, Oris/Timus, Liviu/Cassidy, Ian Paul/Aarniokoski, Douglas/Douglas, Donald (III)/Payne, Bruce (I)/Bigley, Paul/Medlen, John/Yen, Donnie/Dash, Damon/Rieta, Vernon/Parker, Daniel (I)/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Paul, Adrian (I)/Mann, Jessica/Edney, Beatie/Gish, Sheila/Barbuscia, Lisa/May, Charmian +Hijo de la novia, El (2001)/Palavecino, Jorge/Alterio, Héctor/Ramírez, Julio (I)/Pasik, Salo/Eisbruch, Gabriel/Pozzobon, Atilio/Dogodny, León/Masajnik, David/Mackenzie, Walter/Serrano, Humberto/Alcalde, Fernando (II)/Bellora, Giorgio/Crisóstomo, Marcelo/Bustamante, Oscar (I)/Nizza, Carlos/Kazimierski, Daniel/Arenillas, Fabián/Álvarez-Novoa, Carlos/de Diego, Lucas/Caride, Antonio/Tavagnutti, Aldo/Alfonsin, Quico/Monet, Francisco (I)/Alcón, Alfredo/Green, Rubén/Mackenzie, Diego/Campanella, Juan José/Carranza, Valentino/Pérez González, Luis/Topino, Daniel/Padilla, Miguel (II)/Romano, Rogelio/Darín, Ricardo/Fungaray, Jorge/Suar, Adrián/Blanco, Eduardo (I)/Ingercher Casas, Pablo/Caravaggio, Ariel/Arista, Gabriela/Aleandro, Norma/Nóbile, Gimena/Verbeke, Natalia/Cabrera, Mónica/Beitia, Amanda/Troncoso, Victoria/Fontán, Claudia/Virgilito, Mónica/Rodriguez, Alicia +Hilary and Jackie (1998)/Shimwell, David/Frain, James/Rumney, Jon/Banda, Pal/Rushworth, Paul/White, Mark (III)/Kennaway, George/Morrissey, David (I)/Smee, Anthony/Paterson, Bill (I)/Dance, Charles (I)/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Perkins, Brian (I)/Gough, John (II)/Lee, Oliver (I)/De Souza, Ralph/Rietty, Robert/Penry-Jones, Rupert/Atholl, Steven/Fish, Michael (I)/Haverson, Nick/Czajowski, Peter/Pike, Tamsin/Griffiths, Rachel (I)/Daykin, Ariana/Chatto, Grace/Evans, Auriol/Chaialton, Andrea/Porter, Nyree Dawn/Maris, Stella (I)/McCarthy, Maggie (I)/Imrie, Celia/Lindsay, Delia/James-Gannon, Melissa/James-Gannon, Hayley/Watson, Emily (I)/Flanders, Keeley/Hetherington, Kate/Mendonça, Carla (I)/Spurrier, Linda/Mirylees, Kika/Weeks, Heather (I)/Barkan, Anna +Hill, The (1965)/Hendry, Ian (I)/Bird, Norman/Andrews, Harry/Watson, Jack (I)/Bannen, Ian/Goorney, Howard/Davis, Ossie/Lynch, Alfred/Caunter, Tony/Connery, Sean/Kinnear, Roy/McCarthy, Neil (I)/Redgrave, Michael +Hills Have Eyes, The (1977)/Speer, Martin/Locke, Peter (I)/Gordon, Lance/Houston, Robert (I)/Grieve, Russ/Striker/Steadman, John (I)/Berryman, Michael/Whitworth, James/Clark, Cordy/Vincent, Virginia/Blythe, Janus/Flora (II)/Marinoff, Brenda/Lanier, Susan/Wallace, Dee (II) +Hills Have Eyes, The (2006)/Askew, Desmond (I)/Perrell, Adam/Levine, Ted/Nicotero, Gregory/Drago, Billy/Giffard, Maxime/Bower, Tom (I)/Joy, Robert (I)/Byrd, Dan/Buzzington, Ezra/Stanford, Aaron/Smith, Michael Bailey/Turchetto, Ivana/Ortiz, Laura/Camilleri Preziosi, Maisie/Vallette, Judith Jane/de Ravin, Emilie/Shaw, Vinessa/Quinlan, Kathleen +Himmel über Berlin, Der (1987)/Dahlenburg, Tibor/Ganz, Bruno/Geisler, Lorenz/Rodriguez, Denis/Bonney, Simon (I)/Geisler, Gustav (I)/Valentin, Andreas/Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds/Heinrich, Jürgen/Geisler, Paul/Hofmann, Gerdi/Noir, Thierry/Henke, Rolf/Busch, Paul/Rosaz, Bruno/Kreuzer, Patric/Howard, Harry (III)/Glemin, Franck (I)/Ferchow, Benjamin/Hüsinye, Ozyer/Schönrock, Werner/Roth, Nicolas/Herder, Oliver/Mausolf, Klaus/Picot, Olivier/Lezin, Jean-Claude/Maaß, Matthias/Schumann, Benedikt/Bartels, Christian/Behrendt, Donald/Ratayszak, Walter/Harvey, Mick/Wilms, Elmar/Merg, Christoph/Werner, Peter (I)/Godfrey, Kevin/Rachman, Sigurd/Strathmann, Ralf/Stier, Hans Martin/Meral, Sultan/Marquard, Hans/Franky (I)/Schupke, Erich/Howard, Rowland S./Powers, Kid Congo/Karl, Heimke/Crome, David/Stenzel, Marcus/Falk, Peter (I)/Meyer, Mario/Bois, Curt/Wydler, Thomas/Barrish, Jerry/Kovács, Lajos/Gliscinsky, Jochen/Kirby, Scott (I)/Bargeld, Blixa/Ortega, Chick/Leuschner, Mark/Cave, Nick/Luczkow, Henry/Flamand, Didier/Sander, Otto/Petitgand, Laurent/Wolf, Roland/Eisenschitz, Bernard/Vogeley, Dirk/Ramien, Bernd/Kuhnle, Otto/Harder, Lia/Haberland, Margitta/Moessinger, Irene/von Aster, Dieta/Butzek, Vera/Dommartin, Solveig/Nasimcova, Daniela/Itscherenska, Silvia Blagojeva/Kostic, Lubinka/Säger, Simone/Kostic, Sladjana/Fürstenwerth, Käthe/Vierkötter, Susanne/Westerboer, Gisela/Rischke, Ruth/Manowski, Beatrice/Oberberg, Charlotte/Schirm, Ulrike/Rabau, Erika/Harder, Teresa/Busch, Karin/Hafner, Margarete/Gerstl, Anne/Noak, Mascha/Pollak, Jeanette +Hiroshima mon amour (1959)/Okada, Eiji/Barbaud, Pierre/Fresson, Bernard/Dassas, Stella/Riva, Emmanuelle +His Girl Friday (1940)/Cobb, Edmund/Hall, Porter/Grant, Cary/Lockhart, Gene/Dwire, Earl/Gilbert, Billy (I)/Edwards, Cliff (I)/Orth, Frank/Biberman, Abner/Bacon, Irving/Truex, Ernest/Bellamy, Ralph/Toomey, Regis/Hart, Eddie/Jenks, Frank (I)/Karns, Roscoe/Flaherty, Pat/Boteler, Wade/Chambers, Wheaton/Dunn, Ralph/Bradley, Harry C./Qualen, John/Maxwell, Edwin/Kolb, Clarence/West, Pat (I)/Russell, Rosalind/Martin, Marion (I)/Doran, Ann/Mack, Helen/Kruger, Alma +History of the World: Part I (1981)/Barry, J.J./Hefner, Hugh M./Goldberg, Robert (I)/Carey, Ron/Greene, Shecky/Mills, Royce (I)/Welles, Orson/Korman, Harvey/Lassick, Sydney/Shore, Sammy/Kaiser, Henry (I)/Levinson, Barry (I)/Hillerman, John/Gould, Sid/Sachs, Andrew (II)/Hurt, John/Silver, Johnny/Karron, Richard/Fielder, Harry/Hawthorne, Nigel/Voutsinas, Andréas/DeLuise, Dom/Cottrell, Mike (I)/Myhers, John/Messina, Anthony/von Leer, Hunter/Applegate, Royce D./Youngman, Henny/Murphy, Charles Thomas/Freedman, Milt/Haase, Rod/Haask, Rod/Cooper, George Lane/Barry-Weske, Sean/Callas, Charlie/Larder, Geoffrey/De Luca, Rudy/Leeds, Phil/Clark, Ron (I)/Mazursky, Paul/Bock, Mitchell/Riley, Jack (II)/Feld, Fritz/Cecil, Jonathan/Kessler, Zale (I)/Milligan, Spike/Schwartz, Alan U./Hines, Gregory/Carter, Jack (II)/Henderson, Scott (I)/Whitlock, Albert/Caesar, Sid/Helberg, Sandy/Graham, Ronny/Miller, Ira/Mann, Howard/Brooks, Mel (I)/Zappy, Robert/Finn, Earl/Delano, Lee/Lee, Gilbert/Murray, Jan (I)/McCormick, Pat (I)/Staddon, Gerald/Ghavan, John/Steck, Jim/Miller, Michael (V)/Morris, Howard (I)/Champion, Michael/Burton, Jay/Goffe, Rusty/Metrano, Art/Mason, Jackie/Dickinson, Christine/Schmitt, Janis/Day, Diane/Leachman, Cloris/Rocos, Cleo/Marrion, Stephanie/Stephenson, Pamela/Emberg, Bella/Carroll, Susette/Richmond, Fiona/Humes, Mary-Margaret/Sorenson, Heidi/Dietrich, Dena/Collins, Kathy (I)/Mulford, Lou/Basler, Molly/Dawes, Deborah/Drake, Michele/Cadell, Ava/Arthur, Beatrice/Saki, Eileen/Morton, Karen (I)/Kent, Suzanne (I)/Sohm, Lisa/Sutton, Lori/Tomasina, Jeana/Welch, Lisa/French, Leigh/Kahn, Madeline +History of Violence, A (2005)/Boughs, Mitch/Quigley, Gerry (I)/Beaton, Bruce/Mortensen, Viggo/Kelly, Morgan (II)/Devine, Aidan/Pajkic, Neven/Price, Connor (I)/Holmes, Ashton/Campbell, Shawn (II)/Allison, Don/Barbeck, Jason/Schmid, Kyle/Arbuckle, Steve/McHattie, Stephen/Bryk, Greg/Watson, John (IV)/MacDonald, Bill (I)/Harris, Ed (I)/King, George (III)/Reid, R.D./Rose, Evan/MacNeill, Peter (I)/Connor, Brendan (I)/Matthews, Ian (I)/Hurt, William (I)/Stevens, Michael (XII)/Mullen, April/Kay, Sumela/Drakeford, Deborah/Reilly, Martha/Payer, Brittany/Bello, Maria (I)/Antonacci, Nick/Hayes, Heidi/McCree, Michelle +Hitch (2005 I)/Salama, Amro/James, Kahan/Aguirre, Douglas J./Quilter, Nicolas/Richardson, Trevor/Nelson, John O./Smith, Will (I)/Hillin, Chris/Wissler, Joe/Stevens, Cameron/Wike, David (I)/Graham, Nathan Lee/Selma, Remy K./Willshire, Kyle/Andreas, Casper/Travis, Tony (I)/Daniel, Thomas/Bosco, Philip/Murphy, Kevin Kean/Binje, Henry/Bertocci, Adam/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Leone, Evan/Pancholy, Maulik/Malloy, Matt (I)/Wraith, Alexander/Essandoh, Ato/Chambers, Keith/Lysy, Austin/LeFevre, Adam/Bernstein, Jesse (III)/Tyrrell, Tim/Truvillion, Tobias/Blair, Andre/Carlson, Jeffrey (II)/Oswalt, Trevor/Foster, Darrell (I)/Servitto, Matt/Llana, Jose/Stutzman, Nathaniel/Irizarry, Lou/Lo Truglio, Joe/Arkin, Adam/Koizumi, Niels/James, Kevin (III)/Donovan, Jeffrey/De Paul, Vincent (I)/Sia, Beau/Kain, Rick/Slocum, Ptolemy/Sussman, Kevin/Santos, Chris/Owens, Frederick B./Cross, Ryan (I)/Hatfield, Scott/Kotsatos, Bill/Hartnett, Jack/Almindo, Michalina/Murello, Kat/Lang, Debbie/Huege, Janet/Nguyen, Navia/Afflack, Marlyne/Zaremba, Dianne/Brown, Jaclynn Tiffany/Metroka, Amy/Pedersen, Jennifer/Renard, Mercedes/Gould, Jennifer Elise/Bonnel, Aneikit/Patton, Paula/Lee, Robinne/Stern, Jenna/Mader, Rebecca/Nishida, Mika/Ressy, Dawn/Duvall, Ellizzette/Wright, Shane (III)/DiBenedetti, Michelle/Benedetti, Caprice/Krausz, Monika/Phoenix, Rain/Weddell, Mimi/Valletta, Amber/Lu, Joanna/Barbusca, Brielle/Emery, Julie Ann/Weston, Olivia/Lane, Alexa/Mendes, Eva/Thayer, Maria/Hohn, Amy +Hitcher, The (1986)/Thibeau, Jack/Campbell, Colin (II)/Epper, Tony (I)/Hauer, Rutger/Howell, C. Thomas/Spratley, Tom/Bush, Billy Green/Jackson, John M./DeMunn, Jeffrey/Van Ness, Jon/Shaw, Garth/Darrow, Henry/Shimerman, Armin/Davis, Gene (I)/Brittania (II)/Leigh, Jennifer Jason +Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The (2005)/Fry, Stephen (I)/Stanley, Jack (III)/Plaskitt, Nigel/Gatiss, Mark/Gomez, John (II)/Donn, Ray/Blackner, Danny/Jennings, Garth/Walker, Patrick (III)/Longhurst, Mark/Bodrozic, Milo/Jones, Simon (I)/Blake, Jerome (I)/Wilson, Mak/Bailey, Bill (IV)/Sollé, Sean/Woodington, Albie/Uttley, Ben/Grindle, Steve/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Hewitt, Art/McNeice, Ian/Stuart, Ashley/Nathaniel, Paul/Lennon, Thomas (III)/Ball, Mason/Def, Mos/Wright, Edgar/Shearsmith, Reece/Freeman, Martin (II)/Schwartzman, Jason/Rockwell, Sam/Dawson, Martin/Davis, Warwick (I)/Nouri, Mohsen/Thrift, James/Kay, Ian (II)/Riley, Jessie/Horseman, Rob/Rickman, Alan/Hibbs, Simon/Ellis, Dan (III)/Freeman, Aron/Nighy, Bill/Wollen, William/Lewis, Mike (VIII)/Malkovich, John/Stevens, Tucker/Perrin, Tim/Pemberton, Steve/Johnston, Rich/Stevenson, Mark (II)/Parham, Ollie/Wilding, Spencer/Lynn, Jim/McInness, Nikki/Elliot, Su/Fay, Cecily/Adams, Polly Jane/Chancellor, Anna/Burroughs, Hayley/Kubaisi, Zoe/Deschanel, Zooey/Belson, Jane/Bennett, Sarah/Mirren, Helen/Bruce, Lynn Robertson/Gossling Valerio, Susie/Jackson, Dominique/Macdonald, Kelly (I) +Hobgoblins (1988)/Kildow, Kevin/Whitaker, Duane/Teague, David (I)/Bartlett, Tom (I)/Cisero, Tony/Barrett, Don (III)/Bostrom, Pat/Culver, Jeffrey/Frank, Billy (I)/Norris, Daran/Abraham, Ken (I)/Mayberry, James/Boggs, Steven/Hodson, Mark/Spingola, Spit/Coonce, Cole/Knotts, Karen (I)/Sullivan, Paige/Clatterbuck, Tamara/Palmer, Kelley/Sorkin, Arleen/French, Kari +Hocus Pocus (1993)/Sutton, Ezra/Marshall, Garry/Katz, Omri/Murray, Sean (I)/Jones, Doug (I)/Malone, Joseph (I)/Del Boccio, Frank/Marsden, Jason/Coffey, Chris Henry/Voboril, Steve/Bagby, Larry/Pauley, D.A./Redmond, Jordan/Jelinek, Tobias/Yesso, Don/McGrady, Michael (I)/Rocket, Charles/Neubauer, Jeff/Weisser, Norbert/Birch, Thora/Najimy, Kathy/Bracci, Teda/Malchus, Karyn/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Faracy, Stephanie/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Stanley, Taylor/Marshall, Penny (I)/Shaw, Vinessa/Shepherd, Amanda (I)/Hamilton, Leigh/Reeves, Devon/Holmes, Peggy/Midler, Bette +Hoffa (1992)/Reilly, John C. (I)/Mahard, Thomas D./Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Giordano, Nicholas/Feist, Robert L./Badalato, Chet/Pullum, John/Ciarcia, John 'Cha Cha'/Scialla, Fred/Campbell, Scott (I)/Barkhordarian, Samson/Malloy, John (I)/Eurich, Robin/Ryan, John P./Anderson, Kevin (I)/Vargo, Don/Giambalvo, Louis/Perlov, Marty/Houston, Gary/Tolkach, Dennis/Young, Dale (I)/Nicotero, Sam/Sconduto, David/Gorman, Cliff/Spellos, Peter/Dalzell, Bill/Greco, Joe (I)/Maffia, Robert/Finnegan, Tom/Schrader, Keith/Anderson, Kirk/Baratta, Tomasino (I)/Dal Santo, Joey/Kirby, Bruno/Schiff, Richard/Howell, Jeff (I)/Bello, Sean P./Becker, Gerry/Rizzo, Willy/Riggs, Daniel/Berg, David Calvin/Goldsmith, Steven E./Quasarano, Joe/Van Tiem Sr., Judge Thomas A./Hackett, John (I)/Cannata, Anthony/Cameron, William (I)/Whaley, Frank/Meyers, Larry John/Nicholson, Jack/Ochs, Jim/Wells, Dean/Assante, Armand/Judd, John (III)/Perlman, Philip/Morrison, Rudy E./Crowley, Kevin/Cimo, Valentino/Walsh, J.T./Witting, Steve/White, Paul M./Reineman, Peter J./Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Shemo, Dave/Otto, Christopher/Favreau, Jon/Kvassay, Alex A./DeVito, Danny/Eichling, James 'Ike'/Gamble, Tim (I)/Brockett, Don/Prosky, Robert/Regal, David/Bouchard, Alton/Mazie, Sherri/Deak, Joanne/Young, Karen (I)/Block, Angela/Lynch, Dinah/Marcum, Staci Marie/Cardillo, Jacqulyne Marie/Cardillo, Jillian Alyse/Hartsell, Kathy (I)/Romolini, Timilee/Whittaker, Ursula/Knierim, Anna Marie/Robinson, Allison/DePetris, Annette/Neer, Joanne/Nicholson, Jennifer/Nogulich, Natalia/Prestia, Shirley +Hole, The (2001)/Fox, Laurence/Tanner, Jack (III)/Harrington, Desmond/Brocklebank, Daniel/Trainor, Kevin (I)/Waddington, Steven/Pastel, Maria/Hockman, Jennifer/Knightley, Keira/Powell, Jemma/Birch, Thora/Craven, Gemma/Fox, Claire (I)/Hille, Anastasia/Montague, Celia/Hunter, Kelly/Davidtz, Embeth/Chakrabarti, Lolita/Griffiths Malin, Emma +Holes (2003)/Worthy, Rick/Kolman, Allan/Peck, Brian (I)/Kozlowski, Steven/Daniels, Alex/Garcia II, Edwin/Davitian, Ken/Rosales, Gilbert/Kasch, Max/Poletiek, Noah/Winkler, Henry/Luvara, Damien/Plank, Scott/Lambert, Steven/Palmisano, Conrad E./Armour, Robert W./Lilley, Clay M./Castillo, Alex (I)/Baker, Ray (I)/Wilkey, Jim (I)/Carr, Ski/Norwood, Paul/Alaniz, Ricardo/Nelson, Tim Blake/Duran, Richard L./Thomas, Khleo/Cotton, Byron/Smith, Jake M./Fox, Rick (I)/Sachar, Louis/Jefferson, Brenden/Davis, Nathan (I)/Matthews, Eddie (II)/Williams, Brian J./Brainard, Tom (I)/Pierpoint, Eric/Hodges, Ty/Bullock, Gary/Ramsay, Bruce/Issyanov, Ravil/Holtz, Zane/Cipes, Greg/Davis, Julian Reed/Happy, Clifford/Voight, Jon/Manning, Benny/Castro, Miguel (III)/Malil, Shelley/LaBeouf, Shia (I)/Hill, Dulé/Cavanaugh, Michael (I)/Ricketts, Jeff/Butler, Shirley (II)/Pulliam, Nicole/Weaver, Sigourney/Mitchell, Melissa (III)/Maffia, Roma/Arquette, Patricia/Smith, Allison (I)/Matejas, Sanja/Trickett, Haleigh Ann/Kitt, Eartha/Fallon, Siobhan/Holt, Talula/Eby, Brooke/Mecca, Mary Jo +Holiday (1938)/Benson, Frank (I)/McGuire, Tom (I)/Fitzgerald, Neil/Lawrence, Raymond/Allen, Harry (I)/Pauncefort, George/Brierre, Maurice/Harris, Mitchell (I)/Horton, Edward Everett/Hickman, George/Carey, Leonard/Ayres, Lew/Hickman, Howard C./Daniell, Henry/Cooper, Edward (I)/Largay, Raymond/Hale, Robert (I)/Wilton, Eric/Braidon, Thomas/Grant, Cary/McHugh, Matt/Cosgrave, Luke/Shannon, Frank/Kolker, Henry/Mortimer, Edmund/Trowbridge, Charles/Richman, Charles/Plowright, Hilda/Hume, Maude/Peck, Esther/Colcord, Mabel/West, Lillian/Barnes, Binnie/Carlyle, Aileen/Curtis, Beatrice/Ballou, Marion/Doran, Ann/Flowers, Bess/Blinn, Beatrice/Nolan, Doris/McWade, Margaret/Hepburn, Katharine/Dixon, Jean +Hollow Man (2000)/Vogt, David (I)/Hecker, Gary A./Sultan, Darius A./Altes, Steve/Slotnick, Joey/Skaggs, Jimmie F./Devane, William/Woodruff Jr., Tom/Bacon, Kevin/Brolin, Josh/McCormack, J. Patrick/Scaperrotta, Jeffrey/Grunberg, Greg/Espinosa, Pablo (I)/Scott, Kelli (I)/Randle, Mary/Rose, Margot/Dickens, Kim/Mitra, Rhona/Shue, Elisabeth/Bowles, Sarah (I) +Hollywood Ending (2002)/Gibson, Russell (II)/Martin, Ivan (I)/Dorian, Bob/Van Wagner, Peter/Allen, Woody/Eidelsberg, Joel/Huff, Neal/Webber, Mark (II)/Lu, Yu (I)/McGrath, Douglas/Edelman, Gregg/Garvey, Ray/Cheng, Barney/Faragallah, Ramsey/Sonnenberg, Maurice/Hurwitz, Steve/Wolchok, Robert Lloyd/Mazzola, Jeff/Stanford, Aaron/Arkin, Anthony/Rigano, Joseph (I)/Williams, Treat/Hamilton, George (I)/Neustadt, Ted/Gerety, Peter/Erskine, Howard/Mizrahi, Isaac (I)/Mottola, Greg/Edelson, Kenneth/Rydell, Mark/Gerber, Bill (I)/Melamed, Fred/Perry, Roxanne/Carroll, Barbara (II)/Leoni, Téa/Leerhsen, Erica/Markell, Jodie/Last, Ruth/Thiessen, Tiffani/Oliver, Rochelle/Seldes, Marian/Takahashi, Reiko/Roth Haberle, Stephanie/Hayman, Olivia/Jacobi, Amanda/Polen, Sarah/Toma, Judy/Messing, Debra/Schmidtberger, Mary +Hollywood Homicide (2003)/Mackie, Anthony/Barnett, Slade/Ford, Harrison (I)/Sinatra Jr., Frank/Woods, Shawn/MacDonald, James (I)/Robinson, Smokey/Heffron, John David/Miller, Gregg Marc/Stafford, Steve/Smith, Jason Matthew/Kusatsu, Clyde/Daniel, Gregg/Henderson, James E./Donovan, Gregg (II)/Jean-Louis, Jimmy/Gibbons, Blake/Guichard, Giovanni Antonio/Lewis, Freddy/Ufland, Chris/Muniz, Ramón/Krazy/Clayderburg, Gary/Washington, Isaiah (I)/Togunde, Victor/Wandell, Joe/Law, Kevin (I)/Wiehl, Christopher/Wagner, Robert (I)/Jones, Jamison/Casados, Eloy/Deline, TJ/Benjamin, André/Laresca, Vincent/Frenner, Rudi/Tinker, Levi/P, Master/Choppa/Vigus, Larry/Davidson, Malakai/McFadden, Will (II)/Avalos, Luis (I)/Kurupt/Cassidy, Butch (I)/Idle, Eric/Merrins, Michael/Michaux, Leroy/Yoakam, Dwight/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Butcher, Paul/Burkley, Dennis/Todoroff, Tom (I)/T-Bo/Grant, Johnny (I)/Magic (I)/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Landau, Martin/Tiemann, Brad/Bentt, Michael/Foster, Darrell (I)/Larkins, Brian/Allison, Frankie J./Sneed, Johnny/Suárez, Manny/Hartnett, Josh/Daniels, Kevin (I)/Dale, Alan (I)/Haase, Steve/David, Keith (I)/Harden Jr., Ernest/Sanchez, Lauren/Jimenez, Elvira/Aubert, K.D./Crowe, Chelsea/Elk, Ali/Elmore, Shea/Wickers, Christina/McCurdy, Jennette/Taylor, Mirelly/Becker, Gretchen/Brown, Brianna/Davidovich, Lolita/Russell, Regina/Copeland, Kathi/Miller, Valarie Rae/Smith, Starlotte Dawn/Koikas, Sophiah/Santangelo, Cindyana/Candell, MarLee/Brooks, Paige/Olin, Lena/Knight, Gladys/Latrese, Niki/Boss, May/Arning, Lisa/Hughes, Shalena/Parr, Tyana/Farrell, Joan/Wallake, Ragan/Boggs, Katie/York, Jennifer (I)/Lozada, Sonia Iris/Scivier, Sarah/Lynn, Meredith Scott/Tovarek, Tara/Harnish, Nicolette/Gasanova, Irina/Warren, Kelly Lynn (I) +Hollywoodland (2006)/Newman, Jack (II)/Mather, Cotton/Powell, Gray/Lake, Bill/Williams, Gareth (I)/DeMunn, Jeffrey/Mihok, Dash/Weinthal, Eric/Fink, Eric/Adam, Joseph/Cedar, Larry/Teravainen, Jeff/Wall, Brendan/Haworth, Peter James/Kaldor, Eric/Mills, Zach/Spevack, Jason/Spano, Joe (I)/Fuentes, Diego/Van de Ven, Sven/Kennedy, Robert B./MacNeil, David J./Adams, Steve (I)/Brandes, Steve/Cubrt, Jon/Grinnell, Todd/Henke, Brad William/Lea, Charlie/Cowan, Jeff (I)/Oliver, Murray (I)/Cowan, Jeff (II)/Rinaldi, Walter/Powell, Gary (II)/Mitchell, Cameron (II)/Rhoades, Michael/Barna, Terry C./Dorsch, Tim/MacKenzie, Phillip/Mitchell, Channing/Hare, Kevin (I)/Barker, Jordan/Campbell, Tim (II)/Brody, Adrien/Hoskins, Bob/Crone, Neil/Fancy, Richard/Atherton, Ted/Dever, Seamus/Burda, Donald/Bolt, David (I)/Drogemuller, Alexander Cameron/Affleck, Ben/Krill, Natalie/Gooderham, Erin/McCue, Kerin/Robertson, Kathleen/Taylor, Dendrie/Parker, Molly (I)/Smith, Lois (I)/Tunney, Robin/Lane, Diane (I)/Sims, Jennifer (II)/Jaress, Jody/Ayers, Lorry/Iizuka, Ayumi/Watt, Veronica (I)/Gregson, Joan/Barna, Terry/Dhavernas, Caroline +Holy Man (1998)/Marino, Dan/Benitez, Mike/Santa Maria, Nick/Edge/Small, Robert (I)/Rice, Brett/Quinn, Al (I)/Corone, Antoni/Haugk, Charles/Workman, Fred/Macaulay, Marc/Bosa, John/Fitzgerald, Dan (II)/Brown, James (I)/Fogel, Sheldon/Gallin, Scotty/DeLeo, Peter Paul/Kamarr, Al/Smith, Errol/Cryer, Jon/Geschwind, Marc C./Archie, John/Rogers, Gary A./Van Lierop, Toy/Michaels, Rick (I)/Corey, Dave (I)/Wetzel, Jeffrey/Scott, Willard/Elbaz, Aaron/Jordan, Alan (I)/Cerruti, Nino/Horovitz, Avrohom/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Goldblum, Jeff/Reynolds, Clarence/McCormack, Eric/Walker, Robert (V)/Jones, Mal/Brown, Mark (II)/Eramo, Frank Leonard/Parhm, A.J. Alexander O./Ramos, Armando/Sales, Soupy/Levy, Eugene/Powell, Tim (I)/Massar, Mark/Loggia, Robert/Reid, Roger E./Kitchin, Sam/Gault, Willie/Fox, Alejandro Acosta/Kirton, Mike/Taylor, Jennifer Bini/Magdalena, Deborah/Staunton, Kim/West, Pamela/Stout, Mary/Wilson, Jody (I)/Pierson, Ronda/Dupree, Whitney/Howard, Debbie (I)/Preston, Kelly/Oliver, Tonya/Alexis, Kim (I)/Morrissey, Erin/Chernov, Jacqueline/Herek, Lori Viveros/Wilcox, Cristina/Henderson, Florence (I)/Carpio, Maria Alejandra/Diaz, Sarahi/Hawkins, Dana/Heinrich, Denise/McClurg, Edie/Bryant, Lee (I)/Schmiedt, Angel/Cataño, Adriana/Karpinski, Kate/Guerrier, Manouschka/Muldoon, Margaret/Webb, Veronica/Barron, Barbara (II)/Wallace, Laurie/Lively, Andrea/Duerr, Nancy/Meyer, Daryl/White, Betty (I)/Riovega, Elodia/Ford, Deborah Smith/Lynn, Amanda/Fairchild, Morgan +Holy Smoke (1999)/Srinivasan, Saurabh/Franco, David (III)/Dayman, Les/Neeson, Doc/Samaran, S./Gray, Mark (I)/Koresh, David/Manson, Charles/Savrash/Brinkmann, Johannes 'Maddy'/Keitel, Harvey/Chatterjee, Dhritiman/Schussler, Eric/Novakovic, Ante/Wyllie, Daniel/Testa, Luke/Eccles, Brent/Gutman, Sandy/Silverman, Jeff (I)/Applewhite, Marshall/Robertson, Tim (I)/Brewster, John/McAuliffe, Cameron/Brewster, Rick/Moon, Sun Myung/Joseph, Robert (V)/Anderson, Simon (I)/Mangos, George/Coker, Ethan/Rogers, Tim (I)/Goddard, Paul (I)/Rajneesh, Bhagwan Shree 'Osho'/Hilbun, Jim/Samaha, John/Wagner, Andreas (II)/Watt, Morgan/Mackay, William/Arif (I)/Lee, Robert (XXVI)/Aizenberg, Lior/Buckmaster, T'mara/Burchell, Ellie/Moon, Hak Ja Han/Lee, Sophie (I)/Lemon, Geneviève/Mohindra, Vandana/Winslet, Kate/Thomas, Valerie (II)/Cleary, Miranda/Good, Sandra/Kotatko, Diana/Krenwinkel, Patricia/Atkins, Susan (II)/Wright, Polly/Fromme, Lynette/Wright, Mira/Kumar, Adina/Krishan, Nalini/Houten, Leslie Van/Grier, Pam/Lemon, Patricia/Murray, Samantha (I)/Martin, Éva (II)/Carroll, Tamsin/Brunner, Mary (I)/Walker, Kerry/Bodgen, Joan/Hamilton, Julie (I)/Edwards, Jane/Knox, Eleanor/Abel, Michelle +Home Alone (1990)/Culkin, Kieran/Devereux, Clarke/Wilder, Alan (I)/Waidzulis, Vince/Foody, Ralph/Ryan, Jim (II)/Ratray, Devin/Toler, Ray/Stern, Daniel (I)/Siragusa, Peter/Okrzesik, Robert/Guido, Michael/Perion, Leo/Saber, Luciano/Candy, John/Blossom, Roberts/Pesci, Joe/Erwin, Bill/Maronna, Michael C./Doherty, Matt (I)/Cernugel, Frank/Firfer, Richard J./Beltzman, Mark/Becker, Gerry/Hankin, Larry/Sciore, Jean Claude/Campbell, Ken Hudson/Nazimek, Larry/Pantaleo, Peter/Zukoski, Dan Charles/Heard, John/Cole, Victor (I)/Ortlieb, Jim/Cohen, Jedidiah/Culkin, Macaulay/Hansen, Michael (I)/Bamman, Gerry/Bruzan, Edward/Korosa, Eddie/Hardy, John (II)/Wiseman, Jeffrey/Bird, Billie/Campeanu, Daiana/Snell, Terrie (I)/Moses, Senta/Johnson, Kate (I)/Devereux, Monica/Goethals, Angela/Connor, Tracy J./Wolf, Hillary/Slotky, Anna/Mansbach, Lynn/Davis, Hope (I)/Wylie, Linda/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Shaw, Dianne B./Radcliffe, Porscha/Whitney, Ann/Radcliffe, Brittany/Smith, Virginia (I)/Minter, Kristin/Macat, Sandra +Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)/Dambra, William/Eubanks, Bob/Schneider, Rob/Goldfinger, Michael/Culkin, Kieran/Walker, Jimmie (I)/Lachaumette, Andre/Gentry, Jonathon/Buckman, Dan/Trump, Donald/Krause, Fred/Canada, Ron/NGom, Abdoulaye/Todisco, Mario/Bracken, Eddie/Sell, Rod/Culkin, Macaulay/Morettini, Mark/Cohen, Jedidiah/Hansen, Michael (I)/Taylor, Rip/Heard, John/Young, Cedric/Liss, Joe/Civitano, Thomas/Columbus, A.M./Pantaleo, Peter/Tepper, Leonard/Hutchinson, Harry (I)/Curry, Tim (I)/Stern, Daniel (I)/Bamman, Gerry/Maronna, Michael C./Columbus, Chris/Ratray, Devin/Devereux, Clarke/Rice, Warren/Cannata, Anthony/Dassin, Daniel/Foody, Ralph/Cole, James (I)/Thomas, Kevin (I)/Shafer, Rick/Pesci, Joe/Macat, Sandra/Black, Donna/Ivey, Dana/Sheedy, Ally/Campeanu, Daiana/Valentino, Venessia/Moses, Senta/Snell, Terrie (I)/McGee, Fran/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Devereux, Monica/Riegel, Eden/Slotky, Anna/McEvoy, Teri/Giordano, Karen/Devereux, Patricia/Hoak, Clare/Wolf, Hillary/Zimmerman, Leigh/Fricker, Brenda/Shay, Maureen Elisabeth/Morgan, Jaye P./Columbus, Eleanor/Devereux, Aimee +Home Alone 3 (1997)/Tankson, Larry C./Saito, James/Harris, Darwin/Kalkounos, Andy-John G./Knaus, Darren T./Harris, Baxter/von Dohlen, Lenny/Caballero, Joseph Luis/Linz, Alex D./Curry, Christopher (I)/Mockus Jr., Tony/Lee, Zachary/Healy, Pat (I)/Gudahl, Kevin/Testa, Dominic/Chisem, James/Smith, Seth (I)/Hamilton, Richard (I)/Maton, Sam/Thornton, David (I)/Coffey, Freeman/Kilner, Kevin/Flynn, Neil/Krupa, Olek/Sachs, Sharon (II)/Kihlstedt, Rya/Morris, Haviland/Godshaw, Sarah/Marquart, Kelly Ann/Cheever, Caryn/Lally, Krista/Seldes, Marian/Daley, Jennifer A./Johansson, Scarlett/Duncan, Adrianne +Home at the End of the World, A (2004)/Roberts, Dallas/Chalmers, Andrew/Lea, Ron/Allan, Harris/Farrell, Colin (I)/Close, Joshua/Frewer, Matt/Donowho, Ryan/Smith, Erik (IV)/Roberts, Shawn (II)/Authors, Jeff J.J./Mayer, Michael (VI)/Moricz, Barna/Crewson, Wendy/Hamilton, Quancetia/Wright Penn, Robin/Spacek, Sissy/Merchant, Lisa/Vieira, Asia/Reh, Virginia +Home for the Holidays (1995)/Slovick, Sam/Strathairn, David/Durning, Charles/Lecesne, James/Pendleton, Austin/Hatosy, Shawn/Benchley, Nat/Tonini, Johnny/Ferguson, Wilder/Guttenberg, Steve/Downey Jr., Robert/Hovespian, Blake/Duhame, Zack/McDermott, Dylan/Howard, Bus/Stone, Randy (I)/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Yasbeck, Amy/Stevenson, Cynthia/Chaplin, Geraldine/Stanton, Natasha/Hunter, Holly/Paton, Angela/Mendez, Julie Ann/Austin, Molly/Langsdorff, Eva/Shub, Vivienne/Lloyd, Emily Ann/Lyall, Susan/Francoz, Stephaine/Danes, Claire +Home Fries (1998)/Hawkes, John (I)/Perella, Marco/Nielsen, John Ward/Wiley, Meason/Ellis, Chris (I)/Walters, Mark (I)/Robillard, Kim/Coleman, Brady/Busey, Jake/Mills, Zeke/Graham, Robert (III)/Flaherty, Lanny/Wilson, Luke (I)/Moore, Zachary/Deckert, Blue/Castellanos, Al (I)/Mitchell, Daryl/Steiner, Shane/Duvall, Shelley/Shaw, Morgana/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Donatto, Jean/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Parker-Jones, Jill/Thompson, Angela (II)/Merritt, Theresa/Lee Fultz, Mona +Home on the Range (2004)/Savage, Keaton/Orr, Jordan/Samuel, Peter/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Buscemi, Steve/Farmer, Bill (I)/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Whyte, Joe/Sabara, Evan/Jordan, Leslie/Block, Bobby/Dennis, Charles/Bailey, G.W./Sanford, John (II)/Jbara, Gregory/Ligon, Kevin/Ward, Jim (I)/Warburton, Patrick/Efron, Marshall/Proctor, Phil/Erwin, Randy (II)/Quaid, Randy/Siragusa, Peter/Bouchard, Bob (I)/Simanteris, Ross/Walton, Mark/LeGault, Lance/Dell, Charlie (I)/Haid, Charles/Pauley, Wilbur/Sailor, Garnett/Burnham, David (I)/Weaver, Dennis (I)/Young, Bruce A./Bell, Mike (VII)/Graae, Jason/Evans, Troy (I)/Levine, Sam J./Yuan, Roger/Riehle, Richard/Jackson, Roger (VI)/Blevins, Tim/Kerns, Linda/Dench, Judi/Roseanne/Harris, Estelle/Tappan, Tami/Derryberry, Debi/McGowan, Mickie/Hamill, Pam/McClurg, Edie/Tilly, Jennifer/Cook, Carole/Richards, Ann (II)/Griffin, Linda (I) +Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993)/D'Arms, Ted/Bernard, Ed/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Eney, Woody/Mastandrea, Nicholas (I)/Thall, Benj/Mazen, Glenn/Roberts, Frank (I)/Taylor, Gary (I)/MacIntyre, David/Ameche, Don/Welker, Frank/Phipps, William/Husa, Nurmi/Chevalia, Kevin/Hawkins, Rich/Alder, Don/Taylor, Mark L./Merz, Jesse/Hays, Robert (I)/Lauren, Veronica/Smart, Jean/Milner, Mariah/Greist, Kim/Penner, Janet/Marsh, Mary (II)/Christianson, Anne/Jones, Jane (II)/Field, Sally/Roberts, Dorothy (II)/Spray, Virginia/West, Peggy/McDonough, Kit +Homme du train, L' (2002)/Rochefort, Jean/Nelson, Charlie/Chagot, Armand/Fauron, Olivier/Hallyday, Johnny (I)/Vey, Jean-Louis/Stévenin, Jean-François/Parmentier, Pascal/Laforest, Michel (II)/Bonnet, Sébastien/Guellaff, Alain/Liebman, Riton/Cornillon, Jean-Jacques/Chevit, Maurice/Kapoyan, Véronique/Petit-Jacques, Isabelle/Chambon, Hélène/Scob, Edith/Duclot, Elsa/Durand, Sophie (I) +Honey (2003)/Sunbeam, Harmonica/Newman, Sean/Bent, Lyriq/Shearer, Al/Jadakiss/Louch, Sheek/Silkk/Ginuwine (I)/Weber, Jull/Neil, Scott/Phifer, Mekhi/Fagon, Richard/Smart, Lee/Duhaney, Kevin/Jerkins, Rodney/Williams, Wes (I)/Hendrickson, Edney/Velez, Ivan 'Flipz'/Romeo, Lil'/Monzon, Christian/Morgan, Dwayne/May, Suga/Bentley, Farnsworth/Luvara, Damien/Williams, Zachary (I)/Tobar, William Omar/Fernandez, Shawn (II)/Anderson, Roy T. (I)/McNight, O'Neal/Sherwood, Anthony/Cedeno, Jeremy/3rd Storee/Moscow, David/Bryant, Joy/Tweet/Ward, Brandie/Francis, Sarah (I)/Embden, Judi/Williams, Brandi (I)/Alba, Jessica/Fears, Shamari/Madley, Jordan/Reed, Natina/Gibson, Laurie Ann/Bruce, Alicia/Sealy-Smith, Alison/Neal, Nicole/Johnson, Natalie (III)/Dawson, Tracy/Elliott, Missy 'Misdemeanor'/McKee, Lonette (I) +Honey I Blew Up the Kid (1992)/Moseley, Bill/Shalikar, Daniel/Tobey, Kenneth/Hora, John (I)/Jaffe, Robert/Lauten, James M./Oliveri, Robert/Feldman, Ed/Tabler, Jonathan/Lawrence, Ron (I)/Bridges, Lloyd/Moranis, Rick/Sierra, Gregory/Shea, John (I)/Brooks, James A./Goto, Minori/Scates, David/Smith, Derek A./Kanal, Mamoru/Paragon, John/Swallow, Randy/Canada, Ron/Frank, Chris (II)/Settles, Jeremy/Shalikar, Joshua/West, J.R./Milhoan, Michael/Daniels, Alex/McCurdy, Gregory/Loska, Bill/Russell, Keri/Strassman, Marcia/Pastor, Kathy/Mende, Lisa/Carlson, Linda/Neale, Leslie/Sweeney, Julia/Steger, Shannon M./O'Neill, Amy (I)/Hughes, Shannon (II)/Palmer, Marion/Cederquist, Pamela/Kent, Suzanne (I)/Moore, Mary Ellen +Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989)/Frewer, Matt/Steven, Carl/Rushton, Jared/Aylett, Martin/Galtress, Trevor/Nelson, Craig Richard/Brown, Thomas Wilson/Brown, Patrick (I)/Oliveri, Robert/Taylor, Mark L./Welker, Frank/Moranis, Rick/Cutell, Lou/Waterbury, Laura/Sunderland, Janet/Sutherland, Kristine/Strassman, Marcia/Robertson, Kimmy/O'Neill, Amy (I) +Honeymoon in Vegas (1992)/Pardo, Don/Parker, Brad (I)/Bergman, Teddy/Richardson, Jay (I)/Hinkley, Brent/Hamilton, Jim (I)/McMahon, John (I)/Hallo, Dean (I)/Smith, Sly/Shavers, Earnie/Cassel, Seymour/Bear, Eddie/Marino, Rick/Chung, Esmond/Lawson, Johnny/Costanzo, Robert/Elvis Jr./Bostick, J.J./Caan, James/Kanealii, Koko/Barlow, Barrymore/Chung, George (I)/Cage, Nicolas/Williams, Johnny (I)/Benson, Gary (I)/Giddens, Clearance/Nelson, Joshua (I)/Haggerty, Captain/Tarkanian, Jerry/Evans, Dick 'Skip'/Young, Keone/Cha Cha, Johnny/Boyle, Peter (I)/Morita, Pat/Cressey, John (II)/Bohl, Howard/Shalhoub, Tony/Stein, Ben (I)/Hernandez, Bruno/Buccella, David/Sharp, Mark/Schuyler, Lonnie/Sarviss, John D./King, E.P./Kamekona, Danny/Ragsdale, Roddy/Capodice, John/Favaro, Ray/Kim, Robert/Jenner, David/Gilliam, Burton (I)/Patrick, John (III)/Semenoff, Sasha/Kissinger, Connie/Pietropinto, Angela/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Lipari, Joanna/Leek, Tiiu/Greenhalgh, Gwen/Lobell, Anna/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Celario, Cathy/Poggi, Lisa Ann +Honeymooners, The (2005)/Lee, Dana (I)/Cedric the Entertainer/Miller, Arlin/Chan, Kim (I)/Naidu, Ajay/Bravo, Chuy/Lawrence, Tom (I)/Epps, Mike/MacMillan, Doug (I)/Kranz, Charlie/Brady, Fergal/Monshengwo, Kensika/Liu, Shi Lun/Dillard, Tim/Rudom, Jeffrey Zade/Polito, Jon/Adkins, Brad (I)/Venito, Lenny/Tormey, John/Xiao, Bai Wong/Deegan, Bernard/Schultz, Charlie (II)/Fonseca, Enrique/DeCapua, Jerry/Williams, Gerard G./Bizik, Robert/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Valentine, Marcus/St Clair James, Andrew/Akpotor, James/Powell, Arnell/Leguizamo, John/Stoltz, Eric/Lohmann, Tsisiana/Way, Laura/Tecce, Maria/Hall, Regina (I)/Union, Gabrielle/Donegan, Camille/Keogh, Doreen/Drummond, Alice/Almindo, Michalina/Dickens, Joanna/Castillo, Leticia/Woods, Carol +Hong faan kui (1995)/Chan, Jackie (I)/Yueh, Hua/Sampson, John/McKenzie, Dean/Akerstream, Marc/Leigh, Terrance/Burgess, Rick (I)/Leung, Elly/Smith, Kimani Ray/Lam, Morgan/Howsen, Terry/Gibson, Lance/Sit, Ailen/Luk, Jamie/Ko, Eddy/Ching, Chan Man/Lord, Kris (I)/Parkinson, Adrian/Lennox, Jordan/Faraci, Richard/Tung, Bill/Walstrom, Owen/Hooper, David/Sollenberger, Lee/O'Sullivan, Richard (II)/McGrath, John (II)/Humphreys, Alf (I)/Gillespie, Harold/To, Alex/Formosa, Victor/Martin, Harley/Fraizer, Guyle/Franco, Chris (II)/Andrucci, Fred/Ostevic, Gabriel/Fielding, Mark/Chau, Emil/Cross, Garvin/Chartrand, Lauro/Fredericks, David (I)/Antoniuk, Mark/Cain-Sparks, Carrie/Hubble, Kathy/Stevens, Lisa (I)/Louie, Annabelle/Paget, Alecia/Yip, Françoise/Ching, Rainbow/Mui, Anita +Honogurai mizu no soko kara (2002)/Tokui, Yu/Kohinata, Fumiyo/Ogi, Shigemitsu/Yatsu, Isao/Ôtsuka, Chihiro/Kuroki, Hitomi/Mizukawa, Asami/Oguchi, Mirei/Kanno, Rio +Hoodlum (1997)/Saltouros, Jim/Gjonola, Dick/James, Don (I)/Van Slyke, Joe/Bryant, Daniel (I)/Rich, Tony (I)/Cagle, Kenya/Roth, Tim/McCord, Rocky/Todd, J./Cornelius, Robert/Fishburne, Laurence/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/Benjamin, Paul (I)/Starr, Mike (I)/Gill Jr., Will/Roberts, Leonard/Starr, Beau/Nisbet, David/Bailey, Sheridan/Williams III, Clarence/Richardson, Daryl (I)/Ramírez, Juan (I)/Price, Louis/Morrow, Kevin/Testa, Joe/Jones, J. Michael/Toles-Bey, John/Testa, Dominic/Love, Ted (I)/Guzaldo, Joe/Bradford, Richard (I)/Garcia, Andy (I)/Watson Sr., John M./Harrison, Charley/Johnson, Anthony W./Lacey, James (I)/Baker, Tab/Koysta, Charles/McCary, Michael/Payton, Christian/Kilpatrick, Erik/Atherton, William/Jansen, David A./Vann, Marc/Fitzpatrick, Tony (I)/Powell, Tony (I)/Nelson, Fred (I)/Wilson, Ron (IV)/McBride, Chi/Smith, J.W./Adams, Albert/Keating, Robert (I)/Sylvester, Colin Bradley/Manuel, Darryl/Pickering, Steve/Kalkounos, Andy-John G./Eckstein, Paul/Caballero, Joseph Luis/Foster, Ellis (I)/O'Ross, Ed/Darlow, David/Henderson, Bill (I)/Price, Vernon Oliver/Taylor, Jackie (IV)/Melton, Isley Nicole/Young Johnson, Monique S./Rayford O'Brien, Lazette/Glass, Tiffani/Thompson, Ashley Cie/Truvillion, Vanessa/Adams, Kim/Kimbrough, Sharon/Hodge, Sandra (II)/Perkins, Donna M./Devine, Loretta/Booker, Matagi/Koval, Barbara/Reed, Kirby/Nickel, Nancy/Ferrol-Young, Sharon/Conway, Sulanya 'Sue'/Hawn, Rita/Carrie (I)/Best, Cheridah/Lieberman, Iris/Rivera, Magda/Boltauzer, Lisa C./Anderson, Elana/Kent Clark, Darryl/Cave, Tammi/Von Campbell, Le/Williams, Vanessa L./McLaurin, Elaine/Latifah, Queen/Tyson, Cicely/O'Neal, Demetrice/Mantz, Delphine T./Van Putten, Chekesha/Wilkerson, Laurnea +Hoodwinked! (2005)/Stutzman, Preston/Greene, Joshua J./Montgomery, Eli/Kenny, Tom (I)/Marino, Ken/Primiano, Mark/Leech, Tony (I)/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Edwards, Cory/Coplin, Charles/Norton, Troy/Gaither, Benjy/Xzibit/Belushi, James/Edwards, Tye/Palminteri, Chazz/Dick, Andy (I)/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Warburton, Patrick/Edwards, Todd (I)/Stiers, David Ogden/McCrary, Joel (I)/Edwards, Vicki/Lovegren, Kathryn J./Struthers, Sally/Strong, Tara/Close, Glenn/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Kang, Hye-jeong/Stables, Kelly +Hook (1991)/Aten, Wayne/Armstrong, Bryce (I)/White, Stuart (I)/Korsmo, Charlie/Stoner, Ahmad/Williams, Robin (I)/Malet, Arthur/Hoffman, Dustin/Hirshenson, Michael (I)/Amico, Robert/McNatt, Adam/Ullett, Nick/Collins, Phil (I)/Buffett, Jimmy/Michael, John (V)/Lucas, George/Burr, Lonnie/Hoffman, Max (III)/Mahler, Bruce/Tulak, Thomas/Tate, Nick/Robinson, Isaiah/Hoskins, Bob/Willis, Brett/Zuckerman, Alex/Willis, Brian (II)/Lower, Geoff/Burton, Tony (I)/Kleber, Rick/Madio, James/Robillard, Kim/Francis, Ryan/Runyard, Michael/Basco, Dante/Hammond, Raushan/DiMuccio, Brian/Williamson, Scott (I)/McLeod, Don (I)/Georghe, Bogdan/Van Ginkel, Matthew/Hoffman, Jake/Bornstein, Jeff/Bollinger, Andre/Thor, Cameron/Crosby, David/González Jr., René/Tveden, Ray/Gasca, Kevin/Davis, Don S. (I)/Epper, Gary/Parker, Brad (I)/Fisher, Jasen/Rowan, Kelly/Healing, Alyson/Pareira, Randi/Kies, Shannon Marie/Takeda, Margie/Fisher, Carrie/Polcyn, Beverly/Smith, Maggie (I)/Friedler-Gow, Lauren/Russell, Regina/Cobler, Jan/Wagner, Jeannine/Renshaw, Jeannine/Hubbard, Jewel Newlander/Goodall, Caroline/Koehler, Zoe/Paltrow, Gwyneth/de Sosa, Ruth/Roberts, Julia (I)/O'Kelley, Kim/Davis, Mary Bond/Furst, Stephanie/Serrano, Francesca/Booth, Brenda Isaacs/Wilhoit, Lisa/Cronin, Laurel/Close, Glenn/Hoffman, Rebecca/Scott, Amber +Hooligans (2005)/House, Jon/Blotzer, Shon/Jay, Terence/Farmer, Daniel/Erdos, Alexander/O'Brien, Alex (II)/Day, Michael (VII)/Smart, Jack (II)/Jones, Gareth (XXII)/Hunnam, Charlie/Binkley, Alex/Trow, Ben/Irvine, Will/Samuel, Reece/Drake, Nathan/Terry, Dan'l/White, Darren (III)/Dalman, Alec/Phillips, George (VIII)/Langdale, Mark/Palmiero, Johnny/Adams, Tony (VII)/Potts, Daniel/Benham, Steve/Charleson, Brendan/Paxman, Jack/Main, Nic/Alexander, David (XVI)/Hall, Robert (XVI)/Vloothuis, Tom/Hall, Jamie (VIII)/Faccini, Gabriel/Powell, Jack (III)/McCaffrey, Paul (II)/Blair, Andrew/Hurley, Lamarr/Gibbs, Mark (II)/Allison, Oliver/Thompson, Michael (XXIII)/Kenna, Jamie/Foley, Lee (II)/Gungor, Ash/Shadbolt, Ian/Fanimo, Mathias/Hillman, Terry (II)/Moynes, Alan/Bell, Geoff (I)/Pope, Francis/Sutter, Daniel/Gregory, Leo (I)/Goodman, Henry (I)/Hall, Will (V)/Rnic, Peter/Atkinson, Chris (VIII)/Tregenza, Nick/Maney, Glen/Botes, Morne/Badillo, David/Ament, Ian/Fisher, James (IV)/Warren, Lewis (II)/Corlis, James/Sherman, Martin (III)/Clarke, Alan (III)/Schwarz, Keven/Bircham, Lee/Knott, Billy/Iacoponi, Menot/Allison, James/Greig-Smith, Robbie/Carr, David (XII)/Lamb, Andrew (I)/Causton, Paul/Saunders, Wayne/Beckett, Joel/Lawrence, Gary (III)/Perkins, John (IV)/Dowden, Barry/Wood, Elijah/Hill, Elliot/Hammond, Mark (XIII)/Bew, Kieran/McAvennie, Frank/Brighton, Mark/Grey, Matt/Hehir, Christopher/Phipps, Denzie/Mordue, Chris/Quaintance, Aaron/Harvey, Mathew/Parkes, David (II)/O'Conner, Peter/McCall, Ross (I)/Clarke, Herbie/Pilgrim, Kingsley/Christie, Scott (I)/Borrett, Roy/Kennedy, Joshua/Pritchard, Al/Holland, David (VII)/Mack, Peter (II)/Douglas, Ivanhoe/Lefroy, Jeffery/Davis, Tony (IX)/D'Amato, Domenico/Warren, Marc (I)/Gaffney, Jacob/Turgott, Blair/Brown, D'Angelo/Brimson, Ben/Spall, Rafe/Steenbock, Mhairi/Potenzo, Randi Leigh/Brimson, Kayleigh/Forlani, Claire +Hoop Dreams (1994)/Kelly, James (III)/Zinneman, Derrick/Bibbs, Alvin/Vitale, Dick/Lee, Spike/Agee, Arthur/Cremins, Bobby/Anderson, Eric (IV)/Gates, Curtis/Webb, Clarence/Gordon, Myron/Agee, Arthur 'Bo'/Webber, Chris (II)/Knight, Bobby (I)/Krzyzewski, Mike/O'Neill, Kevin (IV)/Pitino, Rick/James, Steve (II)/Doyle, Dennis/Wilson, Stan (I)/Smith, Earl (III)/Rose, Jalen/Gray, Tim (I)/Thompson, John (VI)/Agee, Joe 'Sweetie'/Gates, William/Ellis, Bo/Ephraim, Elijiah/O'Brie, Michael/DuBois, Frank/Bedford, Luther/Pingatore, Gene/Gleason, Bill (I)/Gates, Willie/Gibbons, Bob (I)/Thomas, Isiah/Howard, Juwan/Meyer, Joey/Gates, Emma/Mines, Catherine/Mines, Alicia/Heard, Marjorie/Mitchell, Aretha/Agee, Tomika/Weir, Patricia/Agee, Jazz/Hopewell, Sister Marlyn/Agee, Sheila/Johnson, Shannon +Hoosiers (1986)/Neidorf, David/Smiley, Sam/Gilliom, Eric/Gates, Hilliard/Sutton, Robert (I)/Plump, Bobby/Carnegie, Tom/Low, Duke Thomas/Crowe, Ray (I)/Marshall, Thomas W./Heinsohn, Hugh Richard/Strunk, Ken/Weiler, Aaron/Larrison, Jerry D./Dalzell, Mike (I)/Welker, Skip/McConnell, Tom (I)/Summers, Scott (I)/Hollar, Steve/Komenich, Rich/Kercheval, Kent/Long, Brad (IV)/Petro, Jerry D./Thompson, John Robert/Moster, Jeff/Wooley, Sheb/Boyle, Robert (II)/Craft, Ray/Bruce, Anthony/Ross, Chelcie/Schenck, Wade/Farkas, Dennis/Hackman, Gene/Mundy, C.W./Miley, Scott/Hopper, Dennis/Lafferty, Darrin/Poole, Kent/Long, Gary (I)/Sassone, Michael/Swan, Robert (I)/Dewitt, Wil/Fogarty, Tim (I)/Jobe, Kenny/Boyle, Brad (I)/Stratigos, Spyridon/Shively, Ralph H./Gulde, Bill/Valainis, Maris/Lafferty, Dennis/Blazier, John E./O'Guinne, Michael/Hershey, Barbara/Schenck, Libbey/Harris, Nancy (III)/Robling, Laura/Dorson, Gloria/Persons, Fern +Hope and Glory (1987)/King George VI/Higgins, Colin (II)/Barr, Jean-Marc/James, Gerald/Flick, Vic/Taylor, Nicky (I)/Rice-Edwards, Sebastian/Boorman, Charley/Bicknell, Andrew/Askew, Nicholas/Hughes, Peter (II)/Parkin, David/Cox, Arthur (I)/Armstrong, William (I)/Dale, Colin/Taylor, Carlton/Hayman, David (I)/O'Connor, Derrick/Chamberlain, Neville/Bannen, Ian/Bowman, Jamie/Andrews, Jodie (I)/Thornton, Ann/Crowshaw, Christine/Cawrse, Imogen/Davis, Sammi (I)/Fraser, Shelagh/Muir, Geraldine/Langton, Sara/Wooldridge, Susan (I)/Pierson, Barbara/Leon, Annie/Miles, Sarah (I)/Brown, Amelda/Boorman, Katrine/Brown, Susan (III)/Baker, Jill (I) +Hope Floats (1998)/Drewy, Chris/Wiley, Meason/Nance, Richard (I)/Harrell, James N./Tamez, Art/Finley, Cameron/Bennett, Norman (I)/Cobbs, Bill/Connick Jr., Harry/Paré, Michael/Hibbs, Tisa/Stojanovich, Christina (I)/Price, Tara (II)/Long, Martha/Arquette, Rosanna/Rambourg, Angela/Whitman, Mae/Sieh, Jeanette/Alban, Alissa/Najimy, Kathy/Gellman, Becca Leigh/Rowlands, Gena/Bullock, Sandra/Snow, Rachel/Berry, Sydney/Lee Fultz, Mona/Ray, Connie/Thompson, Angela (II)/Hennigan, Dee +Horse Feathers (1932)/Pierce, James (I)/Marx, Zeppo/Barlow, Reginald (I)/Barber, Bobby/Taggart, Ben/Marx, Groucho/Landau, David (I)/Pendleton, Nat/Rice, Frank (I)/Greig, Robert/Calvert, E.H./LeSaint, Edward/Sheekman, Arthur/Marx, Harpo/Dearing, Edgar/Barnett, Vince/Tead, Phil/Marx, Chico/Saylor, Syd/McKinney, Florine/Harris, Theresa/Todd, Thelma/Bromley, Sheila +Horse Whisperer, The (1998)/Hillman, Ty/Lalonde, Michel (I)/Byrnes, C.J. (I)/Saylor, Donnie/Redford, Robert (I)/Byrd, William 'Buddy'/Schwarz, Dustin/Hogarty, John/Conard, Steven Brian/Frye, Steve/Neill, Sam/Jones, Lance R./Edwards, Don/Pearlman, Stephen/Pate, Curt/Sack Jr., George A./Cooper, Chris (I)/Jaydon, Zachary/Schwarz, Austin/Nolan, Jeanette/Jones, Cherry (I)/Joyce, Anne/Chae, Sunny/Engle, Marie/Henry, Gloria Lynne/Sweeney, Kellee/Gilsig, Jessalyn/Scott Thomas, Kristin/Baldwin Keenan, Kathy/Servidio, Kristy Ann/Bosworth, Kate/Pate, Tammy/Moorer, Allison/Sobeck, Tara/Johansson, Scarlett/Carter, Joelle/Wiest, Dianne +Hostage (2005 I)/Smith, Chad (II)/Messner, Johnny/Knepper, Robert/Morshower, Glenn/McPherson, Randy/Tucker, Jonathan (I)/Campbell, Scott Allan/LaFleur, Art (I)/Shuman, Phil/Bennett, Jimmy (III)/Pollak, Kevin/Treger, Scott L./Weireter, Peter/Bustamante, Hector Luis/Pinchak, Jimmy 'Jax'/Roberts, Michael D./McShane, Jamie/Ingle, John/Coates, Kim/Foster, Ben (I)/Elias, Mark/Allman, Marshall/Doherty, Ransford/Willis, Bruce/Horn, Michelle/Joosten, Kathryn/McPherson, Jane/Lifford, Tina/Holden, Marjean/Scott Thomas, Serena/Willis, Rumer/Cabot, Christina +Hostel (2005)/Hoffman, Rick (I)/Roth, Eli/Hanus, Miroslav/Roth, Gabriel/Nelson, Christopher Allen/Waley, Philip/Vinicky, Lubos/Táborský, Miroslav/Frisch, Daniel S./Miike, Takashi (I)/Navratil, Mirek/Silhavecky, Lubomir/Bukovy, Lubomir/Bakunas, Mark/Habarta, Jakub/Janecka, Roman/Taylor, Mark (XII)/Roe, Nick/Silhavecky, Vladimir/Hernandez, Jay (I)/Janis, Petr/Herzan, Drahoslav/Kubacák, Martin/Richardson, Derek/Filip, Ota/Zigo, Patrik/Spanbauer, Jan/Baxa, David/Uhlir, Radomil/Sedlacek, Petr/Bradna, Josef/Havlas, Milda Jedi/Vlasák, Jan (I)/Gudjonsson, Eythor/Vitvarova, Hana/Lim, Jennifer/Tothova, Natali/Kosunova, Kristina/Kubesova, Petra/Oboznenkova, Barbora/Blahusova, Zina/Slavikova, Petra/Nedeljakova, Barbara/Dibelkova, Hana/Havlickova, Jana/Kralickova, Martina/Henesova, Katrina/Chrastinova, Alena/Jungova, Vanessa/Semradova, Jana/Wild, Paula/Cervenkova, Katerina/Bakerova, Daniela/Vomelova, Katerina/Hrosek, Karel/Petrova, Veronika/Smetanova, Klara/Lhagvadorj, Mugi/Kaderabkova, Jana/Seiko, Keiko +Hot Chick, The (2002)/Lombardi, Louis/Rubin, Bob/Chadwick, Mark (I)/Iannarino, Jake/Gregory, Dick (I)/Vinson, Robert/Andrew, Mane/Takahashi, Wes/Dolezal, Scott/Olsen, Eric Christian/Lawrence, Matthew (I)/Penny, Chase/Bean, Michael Anthony/Taylor, Clark/Davi, Robert/Farwell, Dane/Roberts, Wiley/Santos, Jesse (I)/Kramer, Jeremy (III)/Wilde, Tony (I)/Moss, Chris (I)/O'Keefe, Michael (I)/Sandler, Adam (I)/Weinberg, Matt (I)/Alexander, Kenny/Meagher, Sean/Kravitz, Steven/Tobin, Jason J./Schneider, Rob/Soykut, Osman/Wright, Earl/Willis, Ronnie/Benshoof, Paul/Del Rio, Adam/Papajohn, Michael/Mariolis, Nicko/Ellis, Nadine/Lohmann, Katie/Lawner, Melissa/Jerome, Denise Marie/Hardin, Melora/Corado, Vivian/Kenzle, Leila/Bustamante, Lisette/Walker, Joelene/Murray, Maritza/Herrera, Christine/Soto, Monica/McCoy, Sandra/Brady, Lisa (I)/Sneed, Chonique/Benz, Melanie/Thompson, Lisa Joann/Stone, Angie/Mowry, Tamera/McAdams, Rachel/Long, Jodi/Mowry, Tia/Green, Kim (I)/Stewart, Jenna/Bachar, Carmit/Wiersema, Katie/Flood, Staci B./Faris, Anna/Branch, Michelle/Herrera, Elizabeth (I)/Lin, Rebecca/Heitzler, Michelle/Hernandez, Erin/Fernandez, Giselle (I)/Espinosa, Teresa/Schneider, Pilar/Doumit, Sam/Icey, Berglind/Hauser, Fay/Simpson, Ashlee/Roberts, Rhonda/Rodriguez, Vergi/De Diego, Joslin Marie/Carmen, Maria (I)/Morrow, Kimberly/Holden, Alexandra/Albright, Nicole/Laas, Maria-Elena/Rios, Leilani/Shazia/Garlington, Lee/Kuhlmann, Megan/Peterson, Paige (I) +Hot Shots! (1991)/Eads, Kevin/Simotes, Tony/Cutrona, Ryan/Herschlar, Ed/Yamaguchi, Mack/Shaiman, Marc/Young, Bruce A./Moreno, Tony (I)/Connell, Kelly/Bridges, Lloyd/Emanuelle, Richard/Elwes, Cary/Greytak, Eugene/Luce, Don/Haleva, Jerry/O'Leary, William (I)/Doyle, Christopher (I)/Lenz, Bob/Freeman, Brent/Laimbeer, Bill/Bernstein, Jack I./Stiles, Ryan/Collins, Willie/Ridgle, Elston/Oliver, Dave (I)/Steger, Kenton 'Chip'/Wright, Sean (I)/Lennon Jr., Jimmy/Bright, Jeff/Weeks, Jimmie Ray/Lasting, Richard (I)/Abrahams, Jamie/Bankson, John/Puro, Robert/Lake, Don/Sheen, Charlie/McIntosh, Craig/Brayboy, Carey/Abrahams, Joseph/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Prince, Steven Chester/Lorea, Tony/Prietto, Pablo/Cryer, Jon/Fitzgerald, Ryan (I)/Zimbalist Jr., Efrem/Cozart, Cylk/Proft, Pat/Pierce, Kip/Arnott, Mark/Allegro, Joe (I)/Keene, Christopher J. (I)/Clegg, Al/Thunder, Rino/Irwin, Bill (I)/Jones, Max (III)/Barkley, Charles/Thomas, Marie (I)/Swedberg, Heidi/Kahan, Judith/O'Donnell, Annie/Abrahams, Nancy/Ryiz, Rebecca/Swanson, Kristy/Golino, Valeria +Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993)/Steen, Mark/Ryan, Mitch/Colyar, Michael/Kough, Lindsay/Katsulas, Andreas/Satz, Wayne/Vila, Bob/Henkel, Timothy/Sheen, Charlie/Nassaney, Ed/McDancer, Buck/Atkinson, Rowan/Connell, Kelly/Reeves, Scott (II)/Winfrey, Kent/Beheler, Ed/Koch, Jay/Okamura, Gerald/Woulard, Keith/Pitts, Ron (I)/Hosoi, Bunga/Edwards, Tony (I)/Bridges, Lloyd/Siegel, Andrew M./Temple, Thomas (I)/Ferrer, Miguel/Abrahams, Joseph 'Bambi'/Walrod, C. Ransom/Lindsay, Christopher/Crenna, Richard/McGhie, Garey/Sawamoto, Joji/Toub, Shaun/Abrahams, Charlie/Perry, Joseph V./Legionaire, Bob/Sweeney, Chris (I)/Haugk, Charles/Marriott, William Haig/Lindsey, Larry/Tall Sr., Carey/DeKranis, J.D./Stiles, Ryan/Kusatsu, Clyde/Wohl, David (I)/Link, Andrew/Lew, James/Bernstein, Jack I./Lemon, Ben/Escobar, John (I)/Jessee, Dan/Miloyevich, Don/Sheen, Martin/Abrahams, Jamie/Haleva, Jerry/Lo, Chi Moui/Barglof, Dennis/Templeton, Michael/Tortora, Oz/Gruenberg, Don/Herold, Daniel/Rand, Corey/Healy, Daniel T./Grant, Stuart Proud Eagle/Sierra, Gregory/Compton, Norm/Harvey, Pat/Steen, Nancy/Asistores, Melanie/Schiff, Eleanor/Butenoff, Jane/Hollitt, Raye/Tong, Carol (II)/Abrahams, Nancy/Beattie, Shelley/Kobayashi, Dian/Gruenberg, Alice/Kahan, Judith/Golino, Valeria/Salgado, Susan/Bakke, Brenda/Johnston, Rosemary/Hwang-Marriott, Deborah/Yaffe, Louise/Abrohams, Alison Anne/Proft, Karen 'Boom Boom'/Park, Haeran/Thompson, Pamela (I)/Soo, Tiaraya +Hot Spot, The (1990)/Harrell, James N./Frye, Virgil/Corbin, Barry/Haynes, George/Hawker, John (I)/Haynes, Cody/Johnson, Don (I)/Rippy, Leon/Sadler, William (I)/Williams, Roosevelt/Smith, Charles Martin/Hunter, Kirk (I)/Hardin, Jerry/Nance, Jack/Connelly, Jennifer/Bowman, Margaret/Cole, Debra (I)/Culley, Karen/Madsen, Virginia/Speier, Lynn/Quinlan, Shannon (I)/Mills, Edith (II) +Hotaru no haka (1988)/Leaver, George/Tatsumi, Tsutomu/Freeman, Crispin/Sullivan, Nick (I)/Green, Dan (III)/Spencer, J. Robert/Yamaguchi, Akemi/Shinohara, Yoshiko/Shiraishi, Ayano/Taylor, Veronica (I)/Conley, Shannon/Chrosite, Rhoda/Jones, Amy (I) +Hotel New Hampshire, The (1984)/Mathews, James V./Lowe, Rob (I)/O'Neil, Johnny/Di Bianco, Louis/Brimley, Wilford/Wright, Dorsey/Fournier, Charles/Bridges, Beau/Shawn, Wallace/Webber, Timothy (I)/Chung, Inhi/Massey, Walter/Jutras, Richard (I)/Ulc, Anthony (I)/Thomas, Robert (V)/Nardi, Nick/Roux, Jean-Louis/Cohen, Jeffrey (I)/Domingue, Norris/Green, Seth/McCrane, Paul/Laberge, Benoît/Oren, Elie/Modine, Matthew/Podbrey, Nicholas/Aspell, Wally/Chung, Young Sup/Oriwal, Jobst/Doederlein, Fred/Hutman, Jon/Grosser, Arthur/Horey, Jyanna/Long, Marlon Sterling/Blay, Roger/Irving, Colin (I)/Iles, Gerald/Scarabelli, Michele/O'Donnell, Tara/Aron, Adrian/Banes, Lisa/Bari, Jade D./Foster, Jodie/Morris, Anita/Richardson, Joely/Gale, Lorena/Manatis, Janine/Emery, Prudence/Noble, Sharon (I)/Plummer, Amanda/Timmins, Cali/Dundas, Jennifer/Kinski, Nastassja/Clark, Linda (I)/Garfinkle, Gayle/Heney, Joan/Fuoco, Ada/Allen, Jonelle +Hotel Rwanda (2004)/Phoenix, Joaquin/Nyembe, Thulani/Dube, Desmond/Kae-Kazim, Hakeem/Kariuki, Thomas/Cheadle, Don/Kgoroge, Tony/Magano, Mothusi/Reno, Jean (I)/Modiselle, Ofentse/Mathabathe, Lennox/Ndlovu, Jeremiah/McCarthy, Neil (II)/Mabaso, Mduduzi/Sithole, Mabutho 'Kid'/O'Hara, David (I)/Mhlangu, Sibusiso/Mali, Xolani/Nolte, Nick/Mogwaza, Simo/Chidiebere, Sonni/Mokoena, Fana/Lyons, Antonio David/Citran, Roberto/Tobias, Ashleigh/Khumalo, Leleti/Motene, Rosie/Ngomani, Mirriam/Seymour, Cara/Maqashalala, Noxolo/Seitshohlo, Kgomotso/Pieterson, Mathabo/Lenabe, Harriet/Kaiser, Mosa/Mokgotho, Lerato/Okonedo, Sophie/Mashile, Lebo +Hours, The (2002)/Rovello, Jack/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Cunningham, Michael (III)/Ramm, Charley/Coulson, Christian/Harris, Ed (I)/Stinton, Colin/Dillane, Stephen/Reilly, John C. (I)/Brocklebank, Daniel/Culkin, Michael/Loftus, George/Collette, Toni/Streep, Meryl/De Lavallade, Carmen/Marshal, Lyndsey/Danes, Claire/Wyburd, Sophie/Martindale, Margo/Atkins, Eileen/Moore, Julianne (I)/Janney, Allison/Super, Kate/Bassett, Linda (I)/Kidman, Nicole/Richardson, Miranda (I) +House (1986)/Green, Joey/Autry, Alan/Pitofsky, Peter/Wright, Ronn/Katt, William/Nichols, Stephen (I)/Brown, Dwier/Young, John William/Ensign, Michael/Willis, Donald/Williams, Steven (I)/Carroll, Ronn/Maren, Jerry/Silver, Mark (II)/Moll, Richard/Silla, Felix/Kane, Jayson/Beck, Billy (I)/Calvert, James (I)/Wilmot, Curt/Silver, Erik/McLean, Bill/Joseph, Robert (V)/Wendt, George (I)/Susskind, Steve/Lenz, Kay/Barrington, Elizabeth (I)/French, Susan (I)/Sterling, Mindy/Lillian, Renee/Stavin, Mary +House of 1000 Corpses (2003)/Reynolds, David (VII)/McGrory, Matthew/Haig, Sid (I)/Towles, Tom/Goggins, Walton/Mosley Jr., Irvin/Mukes, Robert Allen/Moseley, Bill/Dobbs III, Joe/Gibbs, Gregg (I)/Young, Harrison/Johnson, Ken (I)/Bannon, Chad/Fimple, Dennis/Keyes, Irwin/Bassett, William/Hardwick, Chris/McKinnon, Jake/Phelan, Walter/Waff, Freddy/Pollard, Michael J./Wilson, Rainn/Jostyn, Jennifer/Daniels, Erin/Black, Karen (I)/Drake, Judith (I)/Moon, Sheri +House of Games (1987)/Mantegna, Joe/Taylor, Meshach/Goldstein, Steven/Lumbra, Bob/Nussbaum, Mike/Walsh, Paul/Willis, Johnny 'Sugarbear'/Macy, William H./Jay, Ricky/Conescu, Josh/Soule, Allen/Walsh, J.T./Potok, Andy/Blakeman, Ben/Zigler, Scott/Pritchett, John (I)/Wallace, Jack (I)/Levin, G. Roy/Hausman, Willo/Michaels, Julie (I)/Kohlhaas, Karen/Wolff, Patricia/Crouse, Lindsay/Skala, Lilia/de La Chaume, Jacqueline/Cline, Rachel (I)/Maguire, Roberta/Mendenhall, Julie +House of Mirth, The (2000)/LaPaglia, Anthony/Sampson, Roy/Kinney, Terry/Martin, Trevor/Venables, Paul/Ashton, David (I)/De Grossouvre, Philippe/Stoltz, Eric/Pettifer, Brian/Quigley, Pearce/Riach, Ralph/Dymond, Mark/Crammond, Graham/Aykroyd, Dan/McGovern, Elizabeth/Coker, Helen/Daly, Alyxis/Higgins, Clare (I)/Downie, Penny/MacLeod, Mary/Bett, Joanne/Bron, Eleanor/Calder, Gowan/May, Jodhi/Dwyer, Pamela/Anderson, Gillian (I)/Marlowe, Linda/Anderson, Piper/King, Lorelei/Goonan, Mary/Linney, Laura/Siller, Morag/Gordon, Serena/Timoney, Anne Marie/Harcourt, Lesley/Wooldridge, Kate +House of Sand and Fog (2003)/Kerman, Ken/Ahdout, Jonathan/Howard, Joe (I)/Samaroo, Dennison/Abruzzo, Ray/Simonian, Matthew/Benick, Tom/Gómez, Carlos (II)/Weinstein, Max Jansen/Chaet, Mark/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Rodriguez, Marco (I)/Hart, Samuel/Garvin, Brian Reed/Jam, Kia/Brinkle, Dan/Dubus III, Andre/Ahi, Elton/Vasquez, Jose L./Thornton, Cooper/Madadian, Andy/Stevens, Scott N./Frazier, Aaron/Kinworthy, Scott/Makinen, Karl/Radanovich, Zoran/Waite, Matthew/Kingsley, Ben/Carrera, David/Gallegos, Frank/Baldwin, Markus/Reynolds, Tom (III)/Papajohn, Michael/Aleong, Aki/Eldard, Ron/Faris, Al/Rodrigo, Al/Modjallal, Jaleh/Friedericy, Bonita/Dickens, Kim/Damavandi, Samira/Fisher, Frances (I)/Adhout, Jackie/Lin, Yan/Shaddock, Pamela/Rigsbee, Shani/Yeransian, Leslie/Gujral, Namrata Singh/Edner, Ashley/James, Isabelle/Aghdashloo, Shohreh/Connelly, Jennifer/Rawat, Navi/Kurtz, Joyce +House of the Dead (2003)/Eklund, Michael/Sanderson, Will/Nuehlen, Christoph/Brazeau, Jay/Leitso, Tyron/Howard, Clint/Cherry, Jonathan/Kriozere, Steven/Pope, Kris/Byers, Steve (I)/Lawrence, Colin/Palffy, David/Derrick, Ben/Timpone, Anthony/Harrington, Adam (I)/Prochnow, Jürgen/Thomas, Rey/Naked, Bif/Stein, Birgit (I)/Durance, Erica/Okuma, Enuka/Cornell, Ellie/Grauer, Ona/Salomaa, Sonya/Rosen, Elisabeth/Phang, Penny/Vaughn-Hulbert, Mashiah/Clavell, Kira +House of the Spirits, The (1993)/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Tirelli, Jaime/Gallo, Vincent/Claro, Rogério/Maguire, Josh/Mason, Steve (I)/Niklas, Jan/Diogent, Franco/Martínez, Joaquín/Hawthorne, Denys/Lenart, Frank/de Sousa, Alexandre/Stuven, Hellmuth O./Umbach, Martin (I)/Irons, Jeremy/Guilherme, Miguel/Mora Ramos, José/Mauricio, Hector Vega/Colon, Oscar A./Baker, Frank (III)/Efe, Pedro/César, Carlos (I)/Mueller-Stahl, Armin/Pinhão, Luís/Assunção, António/Cabral, João (I)/Rodrigues, Carlos (I)/Rocha, Victor/Siedhoff, Joost/Wyprächtiger, Hans/Polo, Teri/Streep, Meryl/Taylor-Gordon, Hannah/Santos, Manuela (I)/Teixeira, Anabela/Hanau, Sasha/Lindorff, Lone/Fullenwider, Fran/Colon, Miriam/Alonso, Maria Conchita/Balloo, Julie/Reis, Vivian (II)/Redgrave, Vanessa/Gummer, Mamie/Close, Glenn/Choudhury, Sarita/Ryder, Winona/Michel, Jean (I)/Clement, Edith +House of Wax (1953)/Greer, Dabbs/Mower, Jack/Roberts, Roy (I)/Tonge, Philip/Greenfield, Darwin/Rymal, Reggie/Latell, Lyle/Lovejoy, Frank/Bronson, Charles/Parks, Eddie/Young, Nedrick/Rhodes, Grandon/Price, Vincent (I)/Blake, Oliver/Ferguson, Frank (I)/Wise, Jack/Cavanagh, Paul (I)/Curley, Leo/Lightner, Richard/Kenny, Jack (II)/Picerni, Paul (I)/Wyler, Trude/Townsend, Merry/Mitchell, Terry (I)/Clarke, Angela (I)/Whitney, Grace Lee/Royce, Riza/Kirk, Phyllis/Brown, Joanne (I)/Holloway, Mary Lou/Warren, Ruth/Jones, Carolyn (I) +House of Wax (2005)/Smith, Murray (VII)/Murray, Chad Michael/Adamson, Thomas/Anderson, Andy (II)/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Van Holt, Brian/Ri'chard, Robert/Padalecki, Jared/Harkess, Sam/Herriman, Damon/Cuthbert, Elisha/Hilton, Paris/Debert, Dragicia/Lung, Emma +House of Yes, The (1997)/Johnson, Lyndon (I)/Prinze Jr., Freddie/Kennedy, John F./Connally, John (I)/Hamilton, Josh (I)/Love, David (I)/Spelling, Tori/Kennedy, Jacqueline (I)/Johnson, Lady Bird/Cook, Rachael Leigh/Bujold, Geneviève/Posey, Parker +House on Haunted Hill (1959)/Long, Richard (I)/Price, Vincent (I)/Cook Jr., Elisha/Marshal, Alan (I)/Hoffman, Howard (I)/Ohmart, Carol/Mitchum, Julie/Craig, Carolyn (I)/Anderson, Leona +House on Haunted Hill (1999)/Kattan, Chris/Graves, Peter (I)/Murgia, Frank/Blucas, Marc/Marsters, James/Combs, Jeffrey/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Nicotero, Gregory/Perlich, Max/Beebe, Dick/Rush, Geoffrey/Diggs, Taye/Lewis, Jeannette/Keijser, Janet Tracy/Janssen, Famke/Jovan, Slavitza/Wilson, Bridgette/Milicevic, Ivana/Mazar, Debi/Loeb, Lisa/Lussier, Sheila/Larter, Ali +HouseSitter (1992)/Martin, Steve (I)/Hannegan, David/Cheeseman, Ken/V., Tony/O'Brien, Kevin (IV)/Simek, Vasek/Nurse, Michael (I)/Shull, Richard B./Jones, George Michael/Broun, Heywood Hale/McDonald, Bill (I)/MacNicol, Peter/Moffat, Donald/Cuyler, Grenville/Durang, Christopher/Perrigo, Howe F./Pitts-Wiley, Ricardo/Mason, Edward/Cooper, Roy (I)/Jones, Cherry (I)/McDonald, Belle/McCarthy, Moira J./San Martino, Rose-Ann/Cronin, Laurel/Madden, Patricia/Whang, Suzanne/Gardner, Hazel (I)/Steig, Maggie/Gould, Phyllis Jubett/Gerard, Molly D./Harris, Julie (I)/Klug, Mary/Duffy, Alice (II)/Hawn, Goldie/Delany, Dana +How Green Was My Valley (1941)/Gowland, Gibson/Heydt, Louis Jean/Lowry, Morton (I)/Worlock, Frederick/Crisp, Donald (I)/Lamont, Marten/Evans, Herbert/Evans, Evan S./Pape, Lionel/Knowles, Patric/Hall, Ben (I)/Williams, Tudor/Loder, John/Hoey, Dennis (I)/McDowall, Roddy/Fraser, Richard (I)/Shields, Arthur/Williams, Rhys (I)/Pidgeon, Walter/Pichel, Irving/Baker, Frank (I)/Welsh Singers/Severn, Clifford/Monks, James (I)/McKim, Harry/Fitzgerald, Barry/Griffies, Ethel/Clifford, Ruth/O'Connor, Una/Marsh, Mae/O'Hara, Maureen/Lee, Anna (I)/March, Eve/Durfee, Minta/Todd, Ann E./Field, Mary (I)/Garon, Pauline/McKim, Peggy/Allgood, Sara/Gordon, Mary (I)/Jones, Tiny/McKim, Lydia +How High (2001)/Coleman, Michael (III)/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Liddell, Chuck/Ochman, Joe/Newman, Daniel (II)/Lichtenberg, Eric/Reese, James (II)/Thyne, T.J./Friedlander, Judah/Morgan, Tracy (II)/DeSantis, Anthony/Klebba, Martin/Stebbins, David/Walter, Tracey/Morris, Garrett (I)/Reyes, Senen/Urich, Justin/Elizondo, Hector/Finn, Pat (II)/Antoine, Jimi/Freese, Louis/Sapp, Alem Brhan/Turner, Tyrin/Davis, Chuck (IV)/Scruncho/Elwood, Chris/Redman/Man, Method/James, Dublin/Gray, Spalding/Carrera, Adam/Tran, Trieu/Bobo (II)/Kennedy, Dwayne/Nagle, Rob (I)/Alcarez, Alfonso/Epps, Mike/Shearer, Al/Samaroo, Dennison/Willard, Fred/Babatundé, Obba/Francis, David M./Lincoln, Scott/Guilliard, Leontine/Nilia, Radha/Phillips, Erica Vittina/Borrowman, Kacie/Horsford, Anna Maria/Atkins, Essence/Kemp, Sacha/Browne, Roz/Fisher, Patrice/Smith, Amber (I)/Roseen, Irene/Willis, Alicia Leigh/Peterman, Melissa/Charles, Heather/Voorhies, Lark/Holz-Lusita, Christine/Wagner, Kathy (I) +How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)/Croughwell, Charles/Esch, Grainger/Lucero, Mason/Hopkins, Anthony/Ritz, James (I)/Howard, Ron (I)/Blaney, Tim/Metas, Christopher/Chambers, Dean/Howard, Jeremy (I)/Howard, Clint/Irwin, Bill (I)/Thyne, T.J./Heimann, Jurgen/Kirchenbauer, Reid/Dahlen, Michael/Bookbinder, Ben/Medley, Kevin/Isola, Kevin/Grazer, Gavin/Troyer, Verne/Evans, Josh Ryan/Sander, Otto/Setrakian, Mark/Tambor, Jeffrey/Sturgeon, Bill/Costabile, David/Martinez, Clayton/Welker, Frank/Ray, Frankie (I)/Meskimen, Jim/Roy, Deep/Baker, Rick (I)/Howard, Rance/Alexander, John (II)/Jones, Seth Adam/Culbertson, Christopher/Karlsen, Tommy/Hamill, Aaron (I)/Carrey, Jim/Short, John/Kehela, Steve/Franks, Walter/Bailit, Rachel/Williams, Caroline (I)/Sara, Jessica/McCall, Allie/Gerdes, Heather Lea/Kohl, Lacey/Momsen, Taylor/Sterling, Mindy/Kilcher, Q'Orianka/Howard, Bryce Dallas/Winfree, Rachel/Burkley, Eva/Momsen, Sloane/Stein, Mary (I)/Mills, Ann (I)/Pionilla, Nadja/Shannon, Molly/White, Lillias/Shaw, Robin Kaye/Ferguson, Mindy/Baranski, Christine/Krull, Suzanne/Morgan, Bonnie/Pryor, Rain/Allbright, Landry/Chace, Rebecca/Gallo, Michaela +How the West Was Won (1962)/Curtis, Ken (I)/Tamblyn, Russ/Perkins, Red/Roberson, Chuck/Harvey, Barry (I)/Briggs, Charlie/Sayre, Jeffrey/Peck, Gregory/Bryar, Paul/Gorss, Sol/Swenson, Karl/Devine, Andy (I)/Bouchey, Willis/Allen, Mark (I)/Sawyer, Joe/Holmes, Jerry (I)/Pennick, Jack/McKinley, J. Edward/Wayne, John (I)/Jenson, Roy (I)/Flippen, Jay C./Reed, Walter (I)/Banas, Robert/Widmark, Richard/Perkins, Gil (I)/Van Cleef, Lee/Peppard, George/Griffith, James (I)/Acosta, Rodolfo (I)/Wellman Jr., William/Johnson, Claude/Brennan, Walter/Owen, Tudor/Young, Carleton/Preston, Robert (I)/Ross, Jamie (I)/Stewart, James (I)/Damler, John/Wallach, Eli/Dark, Christopher/Shaughnessy, Mickey/Dibbs, Kem/Brian, David/Terrell, Ken/Burke, Walter/Parry, Harvey/Larch, John/Monty, Harry/Duncan, Craig (I)/Cobb, Lee J./Elk Sr., Ben Black/Sundberg, Clinton/Stanton, Harry Dean/Massey, Raymond (I)/Fonda, Henry/Russell, Bryan/Henry, William (I)/Roth, Gene/Lambert, Jack (I)/Romito, Victor/Greenway, Tom/Sands, Danny/Livingston, Stanley/Nash, Robert (I)/Tracy, Spencer/Malden, Karl/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Morgan, Bob (I)/Osmond, Cliff/Red Bow, Buddy/Charney, Kim/Morgan, Harry/Wilson, Harry (I)/Moorehead, Agnes/Baker, Carroll/Archuletta, Beulah/Ritter, Thelma/Bazlen, Brigid/Burson, Polly/Jones, Carolyn (I)/Reynolds, Debbie (I) +How to Deal (2003)/Akin, Philip/Kahnert, Ray/Gillies, Andrew (I)/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Baker, Dylan (I)/Hauff, Thomas/Klanfer, François/Hicks, Darrell/Esmer, Ennis/Hyatt, Jon/Astin, Mackenzie/Brown, Darrin/White, Jeff (II)/Lake, Bill/White, John (III)/Pring, Darryl/Ford, Trent/Goodman, Patrice/Crawford, Claire/Korobkina, Inna/Moore, Mandy (II)/Sullivan, Charlotte (I)/Ashry, Gabrielle/Ross, Sandi/Reznik, Dana/Foch, Nina/Eastwood, Jayne/MacLeod, Alison/Catalano, Laura/Holden, Alexandra/Janney, Allison/Ray, Connie/Garrison, Mary Catherine/Yuen, Sharlene/Croon, Judi/Gardiner, Audrey/Smits, Sonja +How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)/Penny, Frank (II)/Soles, Gery/Macniven, David/Roehm Sr., David C./Longo, Tony/Adamson, Ames/Murtaugh, James/Hamlisch, Marvin/Wolf, Warner/Barrett, Collin/Mainprize, James/MacDonald, Rod (II)/Klein, Robert (I)/MacGregor, Archie/Hill, William (I)/Fuentes, Diego/Albert, Marv (I)/Benes, Scott/Benes, Zachary/McConaughey, Matthew/Gallo, Ross/Moodie, Andrew/Reeves, Bob (II)/Peroff, Justin/Castaldo, Craig/Farquhar, Bruce/Kerdoon, Randy/DiResta, John/Murray, Doug (II)/Bernstein, Al (III)/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Duell, William/Lennon, Thomas (III)/Paris, Jim/Gruich, Jeff/Montevecchi, Liliane/Sorell, Gina/Neuwirth, Bebe/Harris, Rebecca (III)/Raymond, Jody/Harlow, Shalom/Hudson, Kate (I)/Weston, Celia/Hahn, Kathryn/McLeod, Julie/Parisse, Annie/Quan, Samantha/Hart, Ingrid/Michele, Michael/Brown, Natalie (VI)/Craig, Georgia +How to Make an American Quilt (1995)/Schaech, Johnathon/Baldwin, Adam/Mulroney, Dermot/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Williams, David (IV)/Estes, Will (I)/McElroy, Brian (I)/Rebhorn, James/Leto, Jared/Guinee, Tim/Parks, Charles/Dean, Loren/Arndt, Denis/Torn, Rip/Zusser, Matt/O'Connor, Derrick/Williamson, Mykelti/Lee Jr., Harvey E./Rooney, Jonah/Craddick, Kaelynn/Woodard, Alfre/Wilson, Krysten Lee/Burstyn, Ellen/Kettner, Paige/Alden, Jane (I)/Meyers, Ari/Green, Kaela/Craddick, Sara/Goranson, Alicia/Nelligan, Kate/Hunter, Annie Mae/Mathis, Samantha/Tyndall, Keaton/Going, Joanna/Tyndall, Kylie/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Wilson, Kellie Lyn/Simmons, Jean (I)/Strickland, Gail/Jones, Tamala/Danes, Claire/Capshaw, Kate/Dillon, Melinda/Celedonio, María/Stricklin, Debra/Ryder, Winona/Larrymore Kelly, Rae'Ven/Smith, Lois (I)/Angelou, Maya/Kettner, Ryanne/Rolle, Esther/Taylor, Holland +How to Marry a Millionaire (1953)/Saurel, George/Martin, Tom (I)/Wilton, Eric/D'Arcy, Alexander/Deans, Herbert/Vogan, Emmett/Carter, Harry (II)/Greenway, Tom/Mansfield, Rankin/Triesault, Ivan/Dunn, George (I)/Clark, Fred (I)/Lummis, Dayton/Calhoun, Rory (I)/Reed, Ralph (I)/Shackleton, Richard (I)/Des Autels, Van/Marsac, Maurice/Wayne, David (I)/Owen, Tudor/Powell, William (I)/Newman, Alfred/Arvan, Jan/Mitchell, Cameron (I)/Burt, Benny/Adler, Robert (I)/Helton, Percy/Stone, James (I)/Goulding, Ivis/Bacall, Lauren/Monroe, Marilyn/Austin, Charlotte/Grable, Betty/Finnell, Eve/McCutcheon, Beryl/Sterler, Hermine/Mott, Abney/Anders, Merry/DuPont, Elaine/Hall, Ruth (I)/Landin, Hope/Thomas, Lida +How to Steal a Million (1966)/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Boyer, Charles (I)/Marin, Jacques (I)/Gravey, Fernand/Tréville, Roger/Malin, Edward/Bertram, Bert/Longa, Rémy/Ramade, Jacques/Wallach, Eli/Moustache/Dalio, Marcel/Griffith, Hugh (I)/Chevalier, Louise/Valéry, Olga/Hepburn, Audrey +Howard the Duck (1986)/Anthony, Lee/Paymer, David/Logan, Kristopher/Comi, Paul/Kiley, Richard/Rose, Timothy M./Ganapoler, Martin/Feldner, Sheldon/McCoy, William (II)/Swerdlow, Tommy/Baird, Peter (I)/Fleck, John (I)/Hall, William (II)/Sleap, Steve/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Kravitz, Steven/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Dolby, Thomas (I)/Littlejohn, Gary/McGonagle, Richard/Levy, Lol/Delk, Denny/Holmes, Ed/Zien, Chip/Chapin, Miles/Hoffman, Monty/Brady, James (I)/Rahlmann, Reed Kirk/Edson, Richard/Olea, James/Robbins, Tim (I)/Kurtz, Ted/Parker, Tom (I)/Prentice, Jordan/Gale, Ed/Moy, Wood/Nelson, C. Andrew/Rayhall, Tom/Lashly, James/Thompson, Lea (I)/Tofflemire, Anne/Fish, Nancy/Sturz, Lisa/Robinson Peete, Holly/Banks, Marcia/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Coyne, Maureen/McCaddon, Wanda/Lauren, Jeanne/Wells, Mary (II)/Davalos, Dominique/McElheney, Carol/Sagal, Liz/Capers, Virginia +Howards End (1992)/Sach, Terence/Brown, Duncan (I)/Heckstall-Smith, Barr/Darling, Peter (I)/Cellier, Peter/Delaney, David (I)/Paris, Gerald/Bowden, Jim (I)/Bonham-Carter, Crispin/Parry, Luke (I)/Kelly, Iain/Latimer, Ian (I)/Ross Magenty, Adrian/Prawer, Siegbert/Hopkins, Anthony/Gilding, Antony/West, Samuel/Payton, Mark/Tandy, Mark/St. Clair, Andrew (I)/James, Alan (II)/Rymell, Rodney/Bennett, Joseph (III)/Wilby, James/Lipson, Brian (I)/Callow, Simon/Redgrave, Jemma/Duvall, Bridget/Lambton, Anne/Leslie, Tina/Mason, Margery/Freeman, Lucy/Redgrave, Vanessa/Kendall, Jo/Byrne, Allie/Driver, Claire/Cobb, Jocelyn/Lindeman, Susie/Stewart, Harriet/Nash, Mary (II)/Lawrence, Patricia/Scales, Prunella/White, Atalanta/Godfrey, Emma/Bonham Carter, Helena/McWilliams, Mary/Stockbridge, Paula/Thompson, Emma (I)/Jones, Robin (III)/Geoghegan, Sally/Duffett, Nicola/Hicks, Barbara (I) +Howling, The (1981)/Núñez, Daniel (I)/Nevil, Steve/Warren, Bill (I)/Macnee, Patrick/Corman, Roger/Stone, Christopher (I)/Taylor, Meshach/Chaney Jr., Lon/Saric, Ivan/Pickens, Slim (I)/Sayles, John/O'Dwyer, Michael (I)/Willingham, Noble/Braha, Herbie/Carradine, John/McLeod, Don (I)/Ackerman, Forrest J/Murtaugh, James/McKrell, Jim/Dugan, Dennis/Miller, Dick (I)/Tobey, Kenneth/Martínez, Chico/Bratcher, Joe/Wright, Wendell/Sorrells, Bill/Picardo, Robert/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Warren, Beverly (II)/Balaski, Belinda/Wallace, Dee (II)/Brooks, Elisabeth/Grant, Sarina C./Impert, Margie +Hsi yen (1993)/Su, Chung-Hsien/Birney, Dion/Chao, Winston/Ying, Wei-Huang/Nathan, John (II)/Lichtenstein, Mitchell/Huff, Neal/Lung, Sihung/Gaston, Michael/Howard, Jeffrey (I)/Chung, Yun/Pien, Tien/Ingoglia, Anthony (II)/Lee, Mason/Lee, Mason C./Johns, Eddie/Koo, Thomas/Lee, Neal/Huang, Albert/Hsu, Yung-Teh/Pan, Francis/Yao, Peide/Peng, Neal/Chou, Chung-Wei/Larenquent, Robert/Fu, Ho-Mean/Chen, Paul (I)/Li, Dean (I)/Chin, May/Hou, Theresa/Chang, Jeanne Kuo/Pocato, Marny/Rowe, Tonia/Yang, Elizabeth/Sullivan, Hannah/Hu, Jean/Lin, Jennifer/Juan, Chih/Yang, Vanessa/Gua, Ah Lei +Hud (1963)/Briggs, Charlie/Douglas, Melvyn/Bissell, Whit/Montana, Montie/Ashley, John (I)/Brooks, Peter (I)/De Wilde, Brandon/Petrie, George/Hinkle, Robert/Herbert, Pitt/Candido, Nino/Allman, Sheldon/Low, Carl (I)/Quijada, John Michael/Denton, Crahan/Saxe, Carl/Newman, Paul (I)/Conway, Curt/Kennedy, Don (I)/Avery, Val/Killmond, Frank/Brown, Elmer Wayne/Deacon, Richard (I)/Kent, David (I)/Indrisano, John/Prescott, Simon/Vickers, Yvette/Neal, Patricia/Hillyer, Sharyn +Hudson Hawk (1991)/Klastorin, Michael/Martin, Steven M. (I)/Harvey, Don (I)/Eddo, Scott H./Willis, Bruce/Iuorio, Antonino/Wolpinsky, Arthur M./Ciprari, Massimo/Conrad, William (I)/Caruso, David (I)/Bryniarski, Andrew/Stallone, Frank (I)/Page, Frank (I)/Burton, Donald/Remotti, Remo/Bowers, P. 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(I)/Newman, Paul (I)/Polito, Jon/Noble, Thom/Whiting, Richard (I)/Peeples, Roderick/Wylie, John/McPherson, Peter/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Jeffries, Frank/Buscemi, Steve/Seitz, John/Massie, David/Hobson, I.M./Bridgers, Arthur/Toner, Tom/Willingham, Noble/Weil, Robert (I)/Woods, Richard (I)/Cameron, John (II)/Mahoney, John (I)/Scanlan, John (II)/George, Nelson (II)/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Brewer, Jesse/Hagar, David/Lichtenstein, Stan/Allen, Gary (I)/Byrd, David (II)/Campbell, Bruce (I)/O'Connell, Ace/Alcott, Todd/Glockner, Eleanor/Grimes, Barbara Ann/Perkins, Kathleen/Pankow, Joanne/Baker, Cynthia (I)/McCoy, Linda/Rosato, Mary Lou/Everett, Pamela/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Smith, Anna Nicole +Hulk (2003)/Kastl, Johnny/Kronenberg, Michael/Papajohn, Michael/Littlefield, John/Richards, Lou (I)/Damon, Craig/Ware, Eric/Mahon, Sean/Neville, Randy/Kronenberg, David/Corti, Jesse/Kim, Daniel Dae/Swanson, Rob (II)/Davis, Regi/Lee, Stan (I)/Aylward, Rory J./Atteberry, Mark/Erwin, Mike (II)/Tesen, Todd/Aguilar, Ricardo/Kersey, Paul/Faraj, Amir/Maraffi, John/Kim, Paul H./Scott, Geoffrey (I)/Rivers, Victor (I)/Rankin, Kevin (I)/Elliott, Sam/Prosky, John/Sutherland, David (V)/Arness, Andy/St. Pierre, David (I)/Thacher, Brett/Callender, Lorenzo/Nolte, Nick/Ferrigno, Lou/Lucas, Josh (I)/Woller, Kirk B.R./Karp, Lyndon/Coralli, Todd Lee/Bana, Eric (I)/Weston, Celia/Burkley, Eva/Yanagisawa, Boni/Kelley, Louanne/Kallen, Toni/McKee Redwing, Regina/Buono, Cara/Gotzon, Jenn/Wryn, Rhiannon Leigh/Connelly, Jennifer/Kuhn, Daniella/Holeman, Rondda +Human Nature (2001)/Dinklage, Peter/DeSantis, Stanley/Winsick, Anthony/Kramer, Jeremy (III)/Robbins, Tim (I)/Ifans, Rhys/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Richardson, Sy/Huss, Toby/Warshofsky, David/Anderson, Daryl (I)/Magee, Ken/Harwell, Bobby/Pyle, Bobby/Bebak, Chase MacKenzie/Forster, Robert (I)/Grady, Laura/Duff, Hilary/Lenehan, Nancy/Ferrari, Deborah/Place, Mary Kay/Perez, Rosie/Little, Angela (I)/Otto, Miranda/Arquette, Patricia/Portser, Mary +Human Stain, The (2003)/Clavet, Deano/Higden, Robert/Harris, Ed (I)/Cenatiempo, John/Cunningham, Peter (I)/Davis, Allison (IV)/Snyder, Rick/Morrissette, Luc/Gray, Charles W./Madden, Nwamiko/Blanco, Danny/Ferenczi, Kim Gandol/Haig, Terry/Grise, Steven/Chang, Jimmy/Landry, Sylvain/Rack, Tom/LeBlanc, Pierre (I)/Imbault, Laurent/Perry, Jeff (I)/Finn, John/Mawe, Richard/Russo, Richard/Rowat, Bill/Stone, Danny (II)/Canada, Ron/Lennix, Harry J./Forge, Andrew/Pretten, Philip/Lafferty, Edward/Sinise, Gary/Gregg, Clark/Dore, Sylvain/DeFilippo, Vito (I)/Proctor, Frank (I)/Miller, Wentworth/Yuen, Russell/Hopkins, Anthony/Edwards, Neville/Vrana, Vlasta/Gervais, Phillip Colette/Mitchell, Lizan/Barrett, Jacinda/Asher, Brea/Beny, Jude/Spofford, Leigh/Dudek, Anne/Zadel, Lydia/Blevins, Kristen/Smith, Anna Deavere/Newman, Phyllis (I)/Kidman, Nicole/Martindale, Margo/Schulte, Jessica/Avital, Mili/Arroyave, Stella/Washington, Kerry/Kuzyk, Mimi/Whitney, Kate +Human Traffic (1999)/Marks, Howard/Khairoullu, Marat/Lincoln, Andrew (I)/Beesley, Terence/Walker, Larrington/Dyer, Danny/Hicks, Bill (II)/Cox, Carl (I)/Johnson, Tyrone/Simm, John/Williams, Colin (V)/Bowens, Neil/Newby, Robbie/Seaman, Mark/Seymore, Mark/Pudney, Adam/Samuels, Jason/Thomas, Giles/Albert, Peter (III)/Hamilton, Tim (VII)/Rosch, Phillip/Kilroy, Nick/Bramhill, Peter/Ninjah/Roberts, Cadfan/Marriot, Louis/Williams, Algernon/Coyle, Richard (I)/Wilson, Frank (IX)/Evans, Roger (II)/Midwinter, Danny/Kerrigan, Justin/Taggart, Patrick (I)/Chesnutt, Dean/Marrable, Robert/Freegard, Bradley/Parkes, Shaun/Davies, Dean (I)/Sims, Gavin/Nottingham, Millsy in/Wilson, Anna (I)/Harrison, Carol (I)/Anderson, Jan (I)/Brooks, Stephanie (II)/Davey, Nicola/Griffin, Helen (I)/Trussler, Menna/Ferraboschi, Alicia/Brand, Jo/Bowen, Anne (I)/Seymour, Lynne/Hill, Jennifer (I)/Flash, Sherena/Harper, Elizabeth/Pilkington, Lorraine/Wyn, Eilian/Blackburn, Sarah/Hall, Emma/Reynolds, Nicola/Heywood-Thomas, Nicola +Hunchback of Notre Dame, The (1939)/Paiva, Nestor/Cording, Harry/Davenport, Harry (I)/O'Brien, Edmond/Zucco, George/Newlan, Paul/Granach, Alexander/Lally, Mike (I)/Arno, Sig/Laughton, Charles/Girardot, Etienne/Godfrey, Peter (I)/Shattuck, Ward/Marshal, Alan (I)/Belmore, Lionel/Kendall, Cy/Tobias, George/Drake, Charles (I)/Hatton, Rondo/Copeland, Alan (I)/La Rocque, Rod/Bois, Curt/Hohl, Arthur/Perrin, Jack/Powell, Russ (I)/Schiller, Norbert/Halton, Charles/Kilian, Victor (I)/Spear, Alan/Charters, Spencer/Hampden, Walter/Fawcett, James (I)/Hardwicke, Cedric/Cobb, Edmund/Clyde, Earl/Dunn, Ralph/Hoffman, Otto/Leiber, Fritz/Mitchell, Thomas (I)/Robinson, Dewey/Curtis, Jack (I)/Lincoln, Elmo/Mills, Frank (I)/Long, Ray (I)/Hunter, Diane (I)/Werbisek, Gisela/O'Hara, Maureen/Whitney, Helene (I)/Alexander, Katharine/Gombell, Minna/Adams, Kathryn (II)/Malmos, Angela +Hunchback of Notre Dame, The (1996)/Alexander, Jason (I)/Trousdale, Gary/Pinney, Patrick/Kline, Kevin (I)/Jay, Tony/Hulce, Tom/Fagerbakke, Bill/Cummings, Jim (I)/Kimbrough, Charles/Stiers, David Ogden/Welker, Frank/Burton, Corey/Foard, Merwin/Kandel, Paul/Moore, Demi/Mollenhauer, Heidi/Bergman, Mary Kay/Withers, Jane/Hill, Dana (I)/Wickes, Mary +Hunger, The (1983)/Miller, Kent (I)/Howe, Michael (I)/Hill, John Stephen/Murphy, Peter (V)/Dafoe, Willem/Wiley, Edward/Wambu, Oke/Sayer, Philip/De Young, Cliff/Aubrey, James/Lambert, Douglas (I)/Hedaya, Dan/Camiller, George/Rimmer, Shane/Wassenich, James/Bowie, David (I)/Collins, Rufus/Robles, Richard (II)/Yockers, Fred/Pankow, John/Richards, Allan/Hunter, Susan/Ehlers, Beth/Magnuson, Ann/Sarandon, Susan/Deneuve, Catherine/Bertish, Suzanne/Scott, Carole-Ann/Love, Bessie/Ward, Sophie (I)/Six, Hilary/Leeves, Jane/Hilboldt, Lise +Hunt for Red October, The (1990)/Carhart, Timothy/Reinhardt, Ray (I)/Zinner, Peter/Jason, Peter/Fisher, Tom (V)/Draxton, Mark/Welden, Michael/Jordan, Richard (I)/Skarsgård, Stellan/Divoff, Andrew/Vaughn, Ned/Thompson, Fred Dalton/Cybulski, Artur/McTiernan Sr., John/Ducommun, Rick/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Rodney, Mark/Arana, Tomas/Popovich, Reed/Vance, Courtney B./Antico, Pete/Peck, Anthony (I)/Sinitzyn, Herman/Krutonog, Boris Lee/Ferguson, Larry/Smith, Don Oscar/Wu, Ping/Kovell, Kenton/Shepherd, John (I)/Veneto, Tony/Davis, Daniel (I)/Curry, Tim (I)/Connery, Sean/Janczar, Krzysztof/Buckingham, Robert/Benko, Michael George/Saunders, George (I)/Firth, Peter/Sederholm, David/Gavor, Radu/Davydov, Anatoli/Glenn, Scott/Lyles, A.C./Billy, George H./Ackland, Joss/G'Vera, Ivan/Jones, James Earl/Benden, Vlado/Baldwin, Alec/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Ivanov, Ivan (I)/O'Neil, F.J./Hartigan, Ben/Sullivan, William Bell/Guttman, Ronald (I)/Neill, Sam/McFadden, Gates/James, Denise E./Borras, Louise +Hunted, The (2003)/Velez, Eddie (I)/DeCone, Aaron/White, Mike (IV)/Finn, John/Grove, Ryan/Elk III, William Joseph/Case, David S./Zúñiga, José (I)/Enfield, Steve/Taylor, Gary (I)/Cash, Johnny (I)/Braun, Brent/Del Toro, Benicio/Sabatka, Nathan/Canada, Ron/Pellegrino, Mark/Radanovich, Zoran/Michael, Erin/Linn, Rex/Pervan, Neno/Gianola, Jeff/Jones, Tommy Lee/Keyser, John/Jakula, Mio R./Mirza, Zamin/Cartwright, Hank/Parrish, Warren/Preston, Bobby/O'Quinn, Carrick/Blanche, Robert/Williamson, Michael (I)/Chapman, Lonny/Mackenzie, Alexander/Clements, Caitlin Marie/Boyd, Jenna (I)/Garric, Alisha/Nielsen, Connie (I)/Hughes, Anjenique/Kinne, Michelle/Stefanson, Leslie/Berkshire, Ayanna/Hand, Nina/Walker, Tara (I)/O'Grady, Katie +Huo Yuan Jia (2006)/Dong, Yong/Nakamura, Shido/Jones, Nathan (I)/Leuyer, Jean Claude/Paisley, John/Leeder, Mike/Zhao, Zhigang/Benn, Jon T./Li, Jet/Chou, Collin/Rhea, Brandon/De Longis, Anthony/Harada, Masato/Sun, Betty/Paw, Hee Ching/Yeoh, Michelle/Qu, Yun +Huozhe (1994)/Ge, You/Jiang, Wu/Guo, Tao/Ni, Dahong/Fei, Deng/Cong, Xiao/Niu, Ben/Su, Yan/Lu, Zhang (I)/Gong, Li (I)/Tianchi, Liu +Hurlyburly (1998)/Shandling, Garry/Cox, Bud/Somerville, Frank/Jimenez, Bob/Penn, Sean (I)/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Palminteri, Chazz/Vance, Kenny/Mackenzie, Piers/Skaggs, Curt/Siteri, Peter/Hiller, 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(I)/Williams, Ryan (I)/Whitt, Garland/Hannah, John (I)/Harkins, Michael/Sacco, Lawrence/Sparrow, David/Goldsmith, Merwin/Frazier, Joe/Marshall, Gary DeWitt/Jones, John Christopher/MacKay, John A./Bodnar, Michael/McFee, Bruce/Kleckner, Alon/Shannon, Vicellous Reon/Waxman, Al/Wylie, Peter (I)/Privott, Donnique/Masswohl, George/Evans, Robert Lindsay/Embden, Judi/Winde, Beatrice/Denmark, Brenda/Unger, Deborah Kara/Holloway, Ann/Burstyn, Ellen/Mulamba, Gwendolyn/King, Moynan/Shakoor, Satori/Braxton, Brenda/Patano, Tonye/Pearthree, Pippa/Bennett, Marcia (I)/Morgan, Debbi/Waller, Debrah Ellen +Husbands and Wives (1992)/Pollack, Sydney/August, Ron/Turco, Tony/Levy, Philip/Jerome, Timothy/Bucher, John (I)/McConnachie, Brian/Friedman, Bruce Jay/Vance, Kenny/Rigsby, Gordon/Wheeler, Ira/Doumanian, John/Allen, Woody/Rifkin, Ron/Melamed, Fred/Edelson, Kenneth/Zaks, Jerry/Richardson, Jack (VI)/Bloch, Merv/Randazzo, Steven/Truro, Victor/Neeson, Liam/Kurland, Jeffrey/Flint, Matthew/Metropolis, Nick/Schmidt, Benno/Nocerino, Anthony/Turley, Michelle/Farrow, Mia/Aaron, Caroline/Gustin, Lisa/Mestre, Adelaide/Danner, Blythe/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Picard, Connie/Conaway, Cristi/Anthony, Lysette/Davis, Judy/Craze, Galaxy/Blackman, Ilene/Glenn, Rebecca (I)/Frankston, Jessica/Ephron, Nora +Hush (1998)/Robertson Jr., Woody/Young, Ricardo Miguel/Gray, Rick/Valentine, Owen/Schaech, Johnathon/Baxter, Charles Thomas/Story, Tom/Holmes, Tom (III)/Press, Jacob/Kohn, Richard (I)/Holbrook, Hal/Lineback, Richard/Inscoe, Joe/Thornton, David (I)/Elspas, Jacob/Steinline, Lenny/Shaffner, Catherine/Potts, Faith/Newlin, Diandra/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Lange, Jessica/Lee, Kaiulani/Elspas, Rebecca/Elspas, Sarah/Carroll, Jolene/Foch, Nina/Mazar, Debi/Hess, Jayne +Hush... 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(1994)/von Bargen, Daniel/Robbins, Rex/Conant, Theodore (I)/Maher, Joseph/Stadlen, Lewis J./Koenig, Jack/Woods, Richard (I)/Fry, Stephen (I)/Leyden, Leo/Whaley, Frank/Jacobi, Lou/McDonough, John (I)/Berwick, Arthur/Durning, Charles/Berlind, Roger/Frieder, Sol/Brooks, Jeff (I)/Curtis, Keene/Lamenza, Vincent/Robbins, Tim (I)/Matthau, Walter/Germann, Greg/Jerome, Timothy/Shalhoub, Tony/Saks, Gene/Carlin, Chet/Zorn, Danny/Ryan, Meg (I)/Bird, Michelle Naimo/du Rand, Le Clanché/Bloch, Scotty/Berlind, Brook/Hannon, Mary Ann/Playten, Alice/Hanft, Helen/Church, Jill/Drummond, Alice +Ice Age (2002)/Visnjic, Goran/Hamilton, Josh (I)/Benjamin, P.J./Ackerman, Peter (I)/Wedge, Chris/Tudyk, Alan/Black, Jack (I)/Root, Stephen (I)/Cedric the Entertainer/Romano, Ray (I)/Bader, Diedrich/Leguizamo, John/Leary, Denis/Bagley, Lorri/Dillon, Denny/Krakowski, Jane/McCall, Mitzi/Strong, Tara +Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006)/Anderson, Connor/Peck, Josh/Shada, Zack/Saldanha, Carlos/Baumel, Shane/Leguizamo, John/Godwin, James Edmund/Root, Stephen (I)/Ackerman, Peter (I)/Jacobs, George (III)/Sie, James/Fahn, Tom/Romano, Matthew/Bologna, Joseph/Leno, Jay/Wedge, Chris/Leary, Denis/Efron, Marshall/DeSève, Peter/Scott, Seann William/Arnett, Will/Romano, Ray (I)/Panettiere, Jansen/Sullivan, Alex (II)/Romano, Gregory/Tudyk, Alan/Crocicchia, Jack/Fricchione, Jason/Sterling, Mindy/Shaskan, Reyna/DeFelice, Nicole/Taylor, Renée/Derryberry, Debi/Lewis, Clea/Marano, Laura/Anderson, Caitlin Rose/Latifah, Queen/Slattery, Cindy/Saldanha, Manoela Scarpa/Saldanha, Sofia Scarpa +Ice Harvest, The (2005)/Noble, Bill (III)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Napier, Mick/Spaulding, Dalton J. Homer/Smith, Brad (I)/Gallo, Frank/Starr, Mike (I)/Campobasso, Matthew/Dick, William (III)/Jagodowski, T.J./Kilcullen, Michael/Cusack, John/Touhy, Rick/King, Steve (II)/Platt, Oliver/Ourth, Ryan/Pasquesi, David/Donaldson, Brendan/Bellamy, Ned/Baker, Tab/Quaid, Randy/Kirsch, Max/Stailey, Michael/Goodsell, Shana/Gerdisch, Lori Ann/Hyman, Shelby/Nielsen, Connie (I)/Bentley, Justine/McDonough, Meghan Maureen/Gehrke, Caroline/Whyte, Laura/Phillips, Lara/Fisher, Diane Frances/Wade, Jenny/Porter, Lindsay (I)/Maresh, Meredith +Ice Princess (2005)/Jubinville, Kevin/Klattenhoff, Diego/Mackay, Andrew (III)/Boitano, Brian/Dow, Andrew/Hockley, Jordan/Primosig, Jesse/Bradshaw, Roy (I)/Nguyen, Thanh/Lee, Paul Sun-Hyung/King, Erik/Butcher, Andrew (I)/Hird, Mark/Croft, Sean/Ross, Steve (V)/Gilbank, Ben/Lajko, Brandon/Ledoux, Mathieu (I)/Campbell, Cole (I)/Roberto, Adrian/Racki, Joey/Robinson, Knickoy/Ndaba, David/Gallagher, Tyler/Blumas, Trevor/Persaud, Sean/Cattrall, Kim/Stewart, Amy (I)/Bell, Ashley Evelyn/Panettiere, Hayden/Desforge, Chantal/Hawkrigg, Courtney/Najarro, Alexandra/Kwan, Michelle/Hamp, Charmaine/Leela, Amanda/Ollivierre-Lake, Shanique/Shears, Melissa/Trachtenberg, Michelle/Aloisio, Laura/Umphrey, Flo/Collins, Colleen (IV)/Khong, Edrea/Ronka, Signe/Olson, Kirsten/Wilkes, Debbi/Cusack, Joan/Nielsen, Emma/Tou, Andrea/Moore, Michele/Gelfer, Jennifer/MacIsaac, Martha/Butcher, Mandy/Lomasney, Amy/Hutchison, Stephanie/Lai, Jocelyn/Brandt, Kaci/Ray, Connie/Cannarozzo, Juliana +Ice Storm, The (1997)/Pine, Larry/Kronenfeld, Ivan/Hickey, John Benjamin/Czerny, Henry/Maguire, Tobey/Egerman, Michael/O'Connor, Joe (II)/Wood, Elijah/Flagg, Tom (I)/Jennings, Byron/Westenberg, Robert/Kline, Kevin (I)/Cumpsty, Michael/Wentworth, Scott/Sheridan, Jamey/Fitzgerald, Glenn/McIntyre, Bill/Cain, William (II)/Gagomiros, Dennis/Marek, Miles/McDonald, Daniel (I)/Freeman, Jonathan (I)/Krumholtz, David/Hann-Byrd, Adam/Allen, Joan (I)/Farrell, Christine (I)/Rosenblatt, Marcell/Garrick, Barbara/Yanofsky, Louise/Mitchell, Donna/Janney, Allison/Holmes, Katie/Weaver, Sigourney/Solann, Evelyn/Opel, Nancy/Ricci, Christina/Burton, Kate (I)/Thompson, Sarah (I)/Kilroy, Colette/Peldon, Courtney/Stone, Jessica (I)/Danziger, Maia/Camp, Colleen/Neal, Barbara/Scott, Wendy +Ideal Husband, An (1999)/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Parker, Oliver (I)/Pullen, Ben/May, Stephen (I)/Krabbé, Jeroen/Ford Davies, Oliver/Edwards, Charles (VI)/Northam, Jeremy/Bradley, Doug (I)/Harrison, Andy (I)/Phillips, Neville/Thompson, John (X)/Culkin, Michael/Russell Beale, Simon/Mendoza, Neil/Robertson, Toby (II)/Grace, Nickolas/Wood, John (I)/Everett, Rupert/Parker, Peter (I)/Duncan, Lindsay (I)/Fitzalan, Marsha/Balcon, Jill/Driver, Minnie/Stephenson, Denise/Kewer, Suzy/Henfrey, Janet/Carroll, Nancy (II)/Patrick, Anna/Moore, Julianne (I)/Blanchett, Cate/Lindsay, Delia/Wise, Susannah +Identity (2003)/Busey, Jake/Cusack, John/Argenziano, Carmen/Loehr, Bret/Bell, Marshall/Besser, Stuart M./Hawkes, John (I)/Hines, Terence Bernie/Coffin, Frederick/Scott, William Lee/McGinley, John C./Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Molina, Alfred (I)/Osborne, Holmes/Liotta, Ray/Hirsch, Michael (I)/Hart, Joe (I)/Letscher, Matt/De Mornay, Rebecca/DuVall, Clea/Kenzle, Leila/Peet, Amanda (I) +Idi i smotri (1985)/Manayev, Vladimir/Domrachyov, Vasili/Merkuryev, Pyotr/Tilicheyev, Yevgeni/Slivnikov, Anatoli/Velts, G./Shapko, Oleg/Bagdonas, Vladas/Rabetsky, Kazimir/Lisichenok, N./Lumiste, Juris/Matytsky, G./Berda, Aleksandr/Vasilyev, V. (III)/Lauciavicius, Liubomiras/Kryzhanovsky, Ye./Lorents, Viktor/Matyullin, Takhir/Yelkin, G./Gnevashev, Igor (I)/Strokov, Georgi/Kravchenko, Aleksei/Mishatkin, Valentin/Polyakova, Yevgeniya/Shestakova, Tatyana/Mironova, Olga +Idioterne (1998)/Sønderaas, Jesper/Frøge, Peter/Bjarke, Lars/Mesonero, Luis/Romer Jørgensen, Knud/Plannthin, Svend Erik/Schmidt, Axel/Clemensen, Hans Henrik/Prip, Henrik/Friis, Christian/Sørensen, Bent/Wichmann, Albert/Emiliussen, Palle Lorentz/von Trier, Lars/Elle, Jan/Müller, Erno/Moritzen, Michael/Albinus, Jens/Larsen, Ewald/Martinus, John/Lyby, Troels/Strandberg, Claus/Wedersøe, Erik/Weddelsborg, Ditlev/Hove, Anders/Meyrowitsch, Torben/Lie Kaas, Nikolaj/Spottag, Jens Jørn/Wieth, Julie/Steen, Paprika/Petersen, Lis Bente/Munk Fure, Lotte/Hassing, Anne Louise/Tillegren, Lillian/Clausen, Louise B./Riis, Anne-Grethe Bjarup/Estrup, Regitze/Lindorff, Lone/Michelsen, Trine/Mieritz, Louise/Jørgensen, Bodil/Albøge, Iris/Vaupel, Kirsten/Bouras, Marina/Conradi, Birgit +Idle Hands (1999)/Van Wormer, Steve/Hart, Christopher (I)/Slotnick, Joey/Yorke, Carl Gabriel/Whalen, Sean (I)/Gass, Kyle/Oglesby, Randy/Welty, Ron/Sawa, Devon/Noseworthy, Jack/Stack, Timothy (I)/Holland, Dexter/Green, Seth/Noodles/Sadler, Nicholas/Willard, Fred/K, Greg/DeLonge, Thomas/Flender, Rodman/Henson, Elden/Lu, Sabrina/Scott, Donna W./Wright, Katie (I)/Ray, Connie/Fox, Vivica A./Alba, Jessica/Warner, Bree Michael/Sterling, Mindy/Monaco, Kelly/Maslin, Molly +If.... (1968)/Yetzes, Robert/Lowe, Arthur/Beaumont, Martin/Jeffrey, Peter (I)/Everett, Richard (I)/Aris, Ben/Dale, Ellis/Crowden, Graham/Davies, Robin (I)/Thomas, Hugh (II)/Ross, Guy (I)/Tombleson, Richard/Ward, Simon (I)/Page, Nicholas (I)/Godfrey, Tommy/Pettifer, Brian/Webster, Rupert/McDowell, Malcolm/Newport, Michael (I)/Lloyd Pack, Charles/Jaques, Peter/Wood, David (I)/Sharman, Graham/Sproule, Peter/Griffin, David (I)/Warwick, Richard (I)/Cadman, Michael (I)/Garrie, John/Bagenal, Philip/Bury, Sean (I)/Nicholls, Anthony/Swann, Robert (I)/Askwith, Robin/Chater, Geoffrey/Sturridge, Charles/Noonan, Christine/Washbourne, Mona/MacLeod, Mary +Igby Goes Down (2002)/Tambakis, Peter Anthony/Culkin, Kieran/Tamberelli, Danny/Gaffigan, Jim/Forrester, Gannon/Phillippe, Ryan/Culkin, Rory/Itzin, Gregory/Goldblum, Jeff/Bogosian, Eric/Jones, Michael Formica/Fitzgerald, Glenn/Birzin, Delancey/Harris, Jared/Wyman, Nicholas/Burton, Arnie/Irwin, Bill (I)/Factora, Marshall/Arrow, David/Pullman, Bill/Rogers, Reg (I)/Lahiri, Ronobir/Vidal, Gore/Peet, Amanda (I)/Weston, Celia/Gross, Amber/Gati, Kathleen/Jagger, Elizabeth/Nixon, Cynthia/Ladden, Cassidy/Danes, Claire/Fritch, Erin/Sarandon, Susan +Ikiru (1952)/Nagai, Tomoo/Hidari, Bokuzen/Kaneko, Nobuo/Yamada, Minosuke/Natsuki, Junpei/Watanabe, Atsushi (II)/Kimura, Isao/Hayashi, Miki (I)/Abe, Kusuo/Sera, Akira/Fujiwara, Kamatari/Murakami, Fuyuki/Sakai, Sachio/Ogawa, Toranosuke/Tanaka, Haruo/Tani, Akira/Itô, Yûnosuke/Himori, Shinichi/Aono, Hirayoshi/Chiaki, Minoru/Shimizu, Masao (I)/Katô, Daisuke (I)/Kobori, Makoto/Miyaguchi, Seiji/Nakamura, Nobuo/Shimura, Takashi/Chiba, Ichirô/Ichimura, Toshiyuki/Kajima, Yoko/Mie (I)/Seki, Kyôko/Kuramoto, Harue/Saya, Lasa/Miyoshi, Eiko/Tanami, Yatsuko/Minami, Yoshie/Sugai, Kin/Toyama, Haruko/Urabe, Kumeko/Honma, Fumiko (I)/Odagiri, Miki +Illusionist, The (2006)/Gunn, Brendan/Blane, Nicholas/Meissel, Petr/Smith, Jeff (XI)/Fellowes, David/Sengee, Erdenbileg/Redman, Erich/Norton, Edward (I)/Biggs, Rueben-Henry/Bouchner, Vitezslav/Giamatti, Paul/Marsan, Eddie/Nemejovsky, Jan/Johnson, Aaron (III)/Macnaughtan, Alistair/Havelka, Dominik/Grothusen, Andreas/McGough, Philip/Bauer, Elias Zerael/Carter, Michael (I)/Boldsaikhan, Purevdorj/Blaha, Oliver/Johnson, Karl (II)/McEnchroe, Thomas/Franklin, Vincent/Cibulka, Jan/Athey, Laurie/O'Kelly, David/Strejcek, Alfred/Nararbadrakh, Sndom/James, Ryan (II)/Vízner, Jaroslav/Russell, Robert (VIII)/Blood-Smyth, Matthew/Wood, Jake/Vacek, Jiri/Fisher, Tom (I)/Ferenc, Robin/Khasanov, Fasihddin/Feng, Chen (II)/Bat-Orshikh, Vadam/le Bon, Noel/Novák, Ivo (II)/Babson, James (I)/Early, John/Kulhavy, Vladimir/Sewell, Rufus/Hall, Sean (V)/Fager, Dusan/Forest, David (III)/Caspe, Brian/Urbánek, Ivan/Rowlands, Richard (II)/Tomlinson, Eleanor/Biel, Jessica/Novak, Anezka/Savaria, Ellen/Bishop, Nancy (IV)/Trkulja, Noelle/Kelemenova, Eve +Im Juli. (2000)/Gray, Dylan (I)/Akin, Cem/Kurtulus, Mehmet/Akin, Fatih/Nickel, Jochen/Bleibtreu, Moritz (I)/Hausmann, Ernest/Salinger, Gábor/Badár, Sándor/Ünel, Birol/Üner, Idil/Katic, Branka/Borgmann, Sandra (I)/Paul, Christiane +Imaginary Heroes (2004)/Robertson, Luke (II)/Hayden, Danny (I)/Donowho, Ryan/Bachand, Ryan Patrick/Strozier, Henry/Lawson, Michael (III)/Mellman, Kenny/Benson, Ned (I)/Pardue, Kip/Bond, Justin (I)/Rue, John/Wilkof, Lee/Carey, Matthew (II)/Lopresti, Rodrigo (II)/Knizeski, Joe/Hirsch, Emile/Paulson, Jay/LeFevre, Adam/Madder, Gray/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Vasquez, Alberto (I)/Emmett, Robert (II)/Rowe, Stephen (I)/Kasserman, Wayne/Beaver, Terry/Norris, Bruce/Fessenden, Larry/Jones, Jen (I)/Graynor, Ari/Brock, Lee (II)/McGee, Fran/Yeghiayan, Lori/Merediz, Olga/Gulan, Barbara/Santo, Suzanne/Benhamou, Francis/Williams, Michelle (I)/Patano, Tonye/Tubiola, Nicole/Tanaka, Sara/O'Connell, Deirdre/DeBonis, Marcia/Newhart, Heidi/Weaver, Sigourney/Larkin, Lacey/Fritch, Erin/Kauders, Sylvia +Imagine Me & You (2005)/Goode, Matthew/Smith, Carl M./Naidoo, Krishan/Bird, Philip/Willbond, Ben/Boyd, Darren (I)/Horan, Gerard/Thorne, James (III)/Dunford, Andrew/Miles, Ben/Head, Anthony/Thompson, John (XI)/McKay, Tom (III)/Warden, Rick (I)/Johnston, Sue (I)/Sheen, Ruth/Robinson, Vinette/Horgan, Sharon/Bright, Kellie/Birthistle, Eva/Jackson, Boo/Hammond, Mona/Mitchell, Justine/Headey, Lena/Imrie, Celia/Perabo, Piper/Coulby, Angel/Duncan-Brewster, Sharon +Imitation of Life (1959)/O'Herlihy, Dan/House, Billy (I)/Bradley, Paul (I)/Weston, Jack/Wyenn, Than/Gavin, John (I)/Bradley, Chuckie/Smith, Eddie (I)/Whiting, Napoleon/Fluellen, Joel/Goodman, Lee (I)/Buckner, Teddy/Barrows, George/Vivyan, John/Murray, Forbes/Parker, Eddie (I)/Donahue, Troy/Alda, Robert/Tomack, David/De Lay, Mike/Darensbourg, Joe/Dicker, Karin/Evans, Cicely/Gould, Sandra (I)/Kohner, Susan/Dee, Sandra (I)/Lorraine, Leota/Severn, Maida/Robinson, Ann (I)/Flowers, Bess/Shirley, Peg/Moore, Juanita/Turner, Lana/Burnham, Terry/Fahey, Myrna/Jackson, Mahalia +Immortal Beloved (1994)/Flaschberger, Hannes/McKeown, Fintan/Oldman, Gary/Miller, Michael Arthur/Vasut, Marek/Hybler, Stanislav/Krabbé, Jeroen/Rose, Bernard/Davey, Bruce/Horan, Gerard/Kaminský, Hugo/North, Matthew (I)/Nelson, Everton/Humphries, Barry/Culkin, Michael/Lovitt, Gordon/Faulkner, Leo/Hofschneider, Marco/Kuzelka, Jan/Fulford, Christopher/Pospíchal, Petr/Patocka, Jirí/Vondruska, Pavel/Censký, Jan/Behal, Stanislav/Hlatky, Stepan/Kolinsky, Johan/Kolinsky, Josef/Hanák, Tomás/Diberti, Luigi/Gibson, Donal/Edwards, Rory/Kazda, Ladislav/Pigg, Alexandra/Solti, Claudia/Golino, Valeria/Steege, Johanna ter/Rossellini, Isabella/Srncová, Barbora/Margolyes, Miriam/Voe, Sandra/Mohelská, Arnostka/Kolinska, Anna/Lechner, Geno/Rose, Ruby (II)/Petrakova, Jindra +Immortel (ad vitam) (2004)/Pollard, Thomas M./Achard, Olivier/Brenner, Derrick/Kretschmann, Thomas/René, Thierry/Collette, Yann/Sheridan, Joe/Trintignant, Jean-Louis/Pierrot, Frédéric/Toman, Jacquelyn/Hardy, Linda (II)/Scaff, Barbara/Jaber, Corinne/Rampling, Charlotte +Importance of Being Earnest, The (2002)/Everett, Rupert/Bennett, Sacha/Mole, Charlie/Knowles, Martin/Shaps, Cyril/Kok, Darrell (I)/Bensley, Guy/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Firth, Colin/Procter, Judd/Godfrey, Patrick (I)/Fox, Edward (I)/Kay, Charles/Massey, Anna/O'Connor, Frances (II)/Collins, Holly/Robert, Christina (I)/Kobi, Alexandra/Boyle, Suzie/Redston, Polli/Morgenstern, Sonja/Dickinson, Kit (I)/Winn, Gillian/Dench, Judi/Tyler-Hall, Elaine/Coyne, Kate/Iglich, Bernadette/Chaplin, Kiera/Witherspoon, Reese/Edmunds, Natalie/Thomas, Suzanne (I)/Fitzalan, Marsha/Williams, Finty +Impostor (2002)/Sinise, Gary/Sinise, Mac/Shalhoub, Tony/Brophy, Brian/Serand, Greg/Black, Kane/Coyle, Morty/King, Ted (II)/Phifer, Mekhi/Rodriguez, Adam (I)/Sterling, Maury/Burkholder, Scott/Dourdan, Gary/Bulos, Burt/Hawn, Phil/Ison, Bayani/Walsh, Tim (II)/Sirchia, Giovanni/Gatins, John/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Guinee, Tim/Wycoff, Dwayne/Walter, Tracey/Williams III, Clarence/Cristos/Saint Ryan, Shannon/Beck, Jason (II)/Brolly, Shane/Bidasha, Veena/Stowe, Madeleine/Berns, Judy Jean/McGuinness, Malea/Jover, Arly/Ocampo, Yvette/Kate, Elizabeth/Damon, Una/Gimpel, Erica (II)/Peña, Elizabeth/Crouse, Lindsay/Vitz, Julie/Renna, Melinda/Brooks, Golden/Mizota, Diane/Milicevic, Ivana/Scott, Kimberly (I)/Kennedy, JoNell/Chao, Rosalind/Bradley, Ellen/Luttrell, Rachel +Impostors, The (1998)/Guidall, George/Jones, Walker/Platt, Oliver/Jenkins, Richard (I)/McGrath, Matt (I)/Molina, Alfred (I)/Costigan, Ken/Malloy, Matt (I)/Gilmore, Gregg/Blumberg, Ted/Connolly, Billy/Cajano, Pasquale/Stadlen, Lewis J./Shalhoub, Tony/Buscemi, Steve/Allen, Woody/Tucci, Stanley/Emerson, Michael (I)/Corduner, Allan/Pomeroy, Christopher/Lipman, David (I)/Scott, Campbell (I)/Higgins, Michael (I)/Atkinson, Clint/Watkinson, Craig/Hill, William (I)/Bougere, Teagle F./O'Connell, Jack (II)/Walling, Jessica/Myrin, Arden/Kerr, E. Katherine/Janney, Allison/Taylor, Lili (I)/McCord, Sarah/Rossellini, Isabella/Murphy, Kris (I)/Hohn, Amy/Wood, Breindel/Davis, Hope (I)/Ivey, Dana/Bracco, Elizabeth/Somerville, Phyllis +In & Out (1997)/Jones, Tony (III)/Sherwood, Ian/LeFevre, Adam/Chamberlin, Kevin (I)/Cunningham, John (I)/Ruivivar, Anthony/Bennetts, Bruce/Brimley, Wilford/Hoag, Bill/Blaisdell, Nesbitt/Stadlen, Lewis J./McNickle, Jim Taylor/de Marco, Ross/McKenna, Chris (I)/Sabella, Ernie/Mylod, Patrick/Gould, Geoffrey/Selleck, Tom/McGruther, Michael/Barmonde, Peter/Woods, Richard (I)/Ballou, Mark/Hershfield, Jon/Leno, Jay/Dixon, MacIntyre/Newhart, Bob/Sechrest, Ric/Joseph, Daniel (I)/Levitas, Andrew/Hedaya, Dan/Robertson, Scott (II)/Camp, Bill (I)/Garner, Patrick/Keating, Kevin (II)/Parry, William (II)/Jbara, Gregory/Kline, Kevin (I)/Canton, Danny/Newmark, Charlie/Rand, Ronald/Janis, Ryan/Dumas, Charles (I)/Rogerson, Gus/Dunn, Wally/Ullian, Seth/Maher, Joseph/Hatosy, Shawn/Miller, Joshua Wade/Dillon, Matt (I)/Duell, William/Marshall, Gary DeWitt/Orth, Zak/Clarke, Larry/Siff, Greg/Jones, John Christopher/Stockman, Todd/Baker, Becky Ann/Russell, Anne (I)/Jedell, Cara/Monk, Debra/Myrin, Arden/Roma, Niki/Blair, Selma/Squibb, June/Appleton, Tracy/Buck, Samantha/Carnes, Tara/Wolff, Joanna/Williams, Ginger R./DeSena, Grace/Holden, Alexandra/Ward, Lauren/Cavanaugh, Kathy Lyn/Marean, Simone/Gould, Jeannette/Close, Glenn/McGregor-Stewart, Kate/Horner, Jill/Ambrose, Lauren/Fox, Lauren (I)/Rush, Deborah/Entwisle, Julie/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Harlow, Shalom/Mahon, Lizzy/Stuart, Mimi/Sucharetza, Marla/Kramer, Clare/Hoffman, Jane (I)/Emery, Lisa/Smith-Cameron, J./Caulfield, Laura/Kent, Miranda/Drummond, Alice/Maloney, Jacqueline/Gravel, Dinah/Guinan, Patricia/Cusack, Joan/DiMauro, Joanne/Lowe, Jo-Jo/Diveny, Mary/Goldberg, Whoopi +In a Lonely Place (1950)/Bogart, Humphrey/Lally, Mike (I)/Layng, Tony/Warwick, Robert (I)/Pinson, Allen/Sardo, Cosmo/Smith, Art (I)/Ching, William/Romanoff, Michael/Beach, Guy/Healey, Myron/Howard, Lewis/Davis, George (I)/Gray, Billy (I)/Geray, Steven/Frey, Arno/Reid, Carl Benton/Lovejoy, Frank/Cross, Oliver (I)/Roberts, Davis/Ankrum, Morris/Marlowe, Frank (I)/Jahries, Jack/Reynolds, Jack (I)/Lowell, Robert (I)/Santoro, Jack/Bond, David (I)/Mitchum, John/Hamin, Don/Cane, Charles/Barton, Pat/Talton, Alix/Boyne, Hazel/Warren, Ruth/Erickson, Melinda/Gillette, Ruth/Hallward, Joy/Vincent, June/Stewart, Martha (I)/Brooks, Laura K./Brooks, Hadda/Donnell, Jeff/Underwood, Evelyn/Grahame, Gloria +In America (2002)/Cronin, Ciaran/O'Leary, Jer/Carleton, Guy (I)/Bishop, Des/Tighe, Michael Sean/Dunning, Nick (I)/Wood, Frank (III)/Heron, Nye/Considine, Paddy/Jones, Neal/Carlton, Randall/Pineda Sanchez, Rodrigo/Hernández, Juan Carlos (I)/Killalee, Jason/Martinez, Adrian (I)/Wike, David (I)/Hounsou, Djimon/Salkey, Jason/Murphy, Tom (I)/Gallico, Bob/Millan, Rene/O'Dea, Chary/Quintero Lopez, Gabriela/James, Sara/Grollman, Elaine/Clark, Tamla/Scanlon, Eilish/King, Kathleen (III)/Bolger, Emma/Quigley, Bernadette/Millsapp, Merrina/Nayar, Nisha K./Glynn, Molly (I)/Bolger, Sarah/Seifert, Jennifer/Roe, Regina/Regan, Carmen/Morton, Samantha +In Cold Blood (1967)/Flinn, John (I)/Hough, Paul (I)/Stewart, Paul (I)/Lantz, James/Upchurch, Bowman/Okuneff, Gerry/Way, Guy/Eccles, Ted/Frees, Paul/Forsythe, John (I)/Taylor, Vaughn (I)/Corey, Jeff/Geer, Will/Gallaudet, John/O'Loughlin, Gerald S./Christy, Al/Allman, Sheldon/Kelton, Richard (I)/McGraw, Charles/Williams, Odd/Sollars, Don/Flavin, James/Collins, John (I)/Blake, Robert (I)/McLiam, John/Hobbie, Duke/Hatton, Raymond/Johnson, Bobby (I)/Wilson, Scott (I)/Levitt, Stan/Dimitri, Nick/Williams, Darlene/Thurman, Sammy/Crosley, Pamela/Currin, Brenda/Levitt, Harriet/Truitt, Sadie/Fultz, Rhonda/Clare, Myrtle/Rapelye, Mary Linda/Storey, Ruth +In Dreams (1999)/Fiore, John/Dunn, Wally/Boutsikaris, Dennis/Borisoff, Devon Cole/Cheeseman, Ken/Downey Jr., Robert/Francis, Alan (III)/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Janoplis, Mylan/Goodman, Brian (I)/Vaughn, John Michael/Rea, Stephen (I)/Roemele, Eric/Cavanaugh, Michael (I)/Wigdor, Geoffrey/Farmer, Lonnie/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Walsh, Robert (I)/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Sullivan, Erica (I)/Kelly, Samantha (I)/Natenshon, Jennifer Caine/Wright Holmes, Prudence/Payton-Wright, Pamela/Sagona, Katie/Paquin, Bethany M./Berry, Jennifer (I)/Sroka, Kristin/Bening, Annette/Lewin, June/Cormier, Denise/Dragon, Jennifer/Novotny, Amelia Claire/Benn, Krystal (I)/Brown, Emma J./Martindale, Margo/Nelson, Dee/Langlois, Kathleen/Dwyer, Dorothy/Peabody, Dossy +In Good Company (2004)/Cho, John/Powell, Dante/Odell, Rich/Quaid, Dennis/Burrell, Ty/Kurup, Shishir/Kirksey, Robin T./Arteta, Miguel/Lyon, Todd (I)/Chapman, Kevin (I)/Gregg, Clark/North, Gregory/Ausnit, Chris/Andrews, Bennett/Faison, Frankie/Castillo, Enrique (I)/Bottitta, Ron/Sahadi, Scott/Stynes, Trevor/Parker, Dean A./Hotson, Richard/Schutt, Nick/Hinton, Gregory (II)/Hall, Philip Baker/Dooley, Thomas J. (II)/Rhoze, Tim/Collin, Jon/Cablayan, Andre/McDowell, Malcolm/Paymer, David/Khan, Mobin/Kepley, John/Tippe, Sam/Grace, Topher/Barroso, Claudia (II)/Ellis, Katherine (I)/Hedrick, Rebecca/Aquino, Amy/Blair, Selma/Roberts, Francesca/Helgenberger, Marg/Washington, Shar/Tom, Lauren/Johansson, Scarlett/Grey, Zena/Kort, Jeanne/Brown, Jaclynn Tiffany/Shenosky, Loretta/Torre, Roma/Camp, Colleen/Almindo, Michalina +In Her Shoes (2005)/Adler, Jerry (I)/Conroy, Joseph/Polk, Bill (III)/Rulli, Fritz/Ingrassia, Jon/McClelland, Charles (II)/Bauer Jr., Don/Staiger, Steve/Mignucci, Emilio/Philps, Earnie/Fitzgerald, Dan (II)/Hamlet (II)/Draper, John (V)/Howard, Ken (I)/Yannick, Scott/Von Roehm, David/Feuerstein, Mark/Miller, Bill (XV)/Sullivan, Ray/Anthony, Kevin (II)/Blumenfeld, Alan/Russo, Tony (IV)/Soleil, Sky/Alpern, Mel/Schwant, Dale/Shatraw, David/Wiersema, Ray/Kelley-Kahn, Kirk/Urra, Damian/D'Errico, Len/Brown, Jack (XIII)/McMullin, Chris (II)/Peck, Jason/Godin, Rene/Rich, Asabi/Burgi, Richard/Rosenberg, George (III)/Mastrangelo Sr., John/Jennings, Benton/Richard Jah Ace & The Sons of Ace/Koehler, Bob/Balfour, Eric/Mount, Anson/Shapiro, Kenny (I)/Schmidt, Mike (IX)/Abdul-Qawi, Salih/Sandrelli, Mario/Hatfield, Scott/Bressner, Jay/Karrer, Brandon/Tygh, Ryan/Lance, Stephen A./Powers, Andy/Pierosh, Robert/Beehner, Kenneth/Miller, Robert (XXIV)/Randell, George/Lloyd, Norman/Friedman, Ira/Spangler, William/Bozzi, Gene/Rashad, Jacquin/Visconto, Terry/Hall, Cebert/Jones, Terrance Christopher/Kain, Rick/Allen, Jerome (I)/Williams, Ellmar/MacLaine, Shirley/Randol, Joyce/Collette, Toni/Day, Liz/Ruprecht, Florence/Vinnichenko, Leeza/Malocco, Marie/Geary, Jackie/Solomon, Maureen (II)/Fischer, Pamela (I)/Beehner, Shirley/Vicks, Karen/Johnson, Nicole Randall/Milicevic, Ivana/Halloran, Amy/Brown, Maxine (IV)/Smith, Brooke (I)/DeMartino, Kateri/Bruni, Madeline S./Green, Mary-Pat/Klein, Sophie/Stewart, April (III)/Diaz, Cameron/Lang, Debbie/Kawamura, Chihiro/Menduke, Sandye/Azzara, Candice/Raphael, Marilyn/Beers, Francine/Burke, Carlease (I)/Hultman, Natalie/Florence, Carol/Saunders, Jill/Smith, Deborah S./Ricciardelli, Betty/Robinson, Carole/Gellatly, Fran/Summers, Anastasia/Torsney-Weir, Maureen/Kurtz, Marcia Jean/Caldare, Marie/Weiner, Jennifer/Crespo, Estefania/Byler, Ruth/Weiner, Molly/Shirley, Nicola/Turner, Joan/Kelly, Dorothy (III)/Jordan, Jeri/Mingo, Ayana +In Love and War (1996)/Brooks, Nick (I)/Rolman, Quinto/Barton, Rodger/Sharp, Matthew (I)/Lidington, Bruce/Blackburn, Richard (I)/Riotta, Vincent/Fitzpatrick, Richard (I)/Long, Joseph (I)/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Bennett, Alan (I)/Porcaro, Reno/Astin, Mackenzie/Kelly, Ian (II)/Smirnow, Evan/Filar, Gil/Leroy, Philippe (I)/McDonell, Tim/Sach, Terence/Bonato, Giuseppe/Stone, Sam (I)/Croccolo, Carlo/Stinton, Colin/Degruttola, Raffaello/Quarzell, Rocco/Fox, Colin (I)/Reid, Noah/Taylor, Cyril/Bonucci, Emilio/Saltzman, Avery/Wood, Grahame/Goodman-Hill, Tom/Majean, Bruno/Nicoli, Vincenzo/Rosandic, Milan/Frisby, Dominic/Curran, Todd/Rossi, George/Nardi, Laura/Witter, Diane/Petrucci, Maria/Hugo, Tara/Cherney, Kaethe/Booth, Lauren/Hostmyer, Tracy/Hawtrey, Kay/Craig, Rebecca/Garland, Roseline/Lacey, Ingrid/Raskin, Mindy Lee/Bullock, Sandra/Steinberg, Margot/Fabbri, Valeria/Peters, Wendi/Riddelle, Frances/Di Carpegna, Allegra/Martelli, Laura/Vivan, Gigi/Mantle, Doreen +In the Army Now (1994)/Fenwick, Brian/Petrie Jr., Daniel/George, Mike (I)/Walker, Matthew (III)/Donno, Tony/Spellos, Peter/Mooney, Paul (I)/Dick, Andy (I)/LaFleur, Art (I)/Hanna, Bryan (II)/Wilborn, Carlton/Nicholson, Earl M./Morales, Esai/Fraser, Brendan/Larsen, John (IV)/Morshower, Glenn/Shore, Pauly/Nolan, Barry (I)/Kilgo, Kenneth O./Striepeke, Daniel C./Simons, Justin (I)/Humphreys, Anthony H./Assad, Richard/Billingslea, Beau/von Kaenel, Howard J./Coogan, Keith/Stokes, Allen R./Wolfe, Dan (I)/Grier, David Alan/Marotta, Vincent/Duncan, Christopher B./Cutrona, Ryan/Fox, Kirk/Sherbanee, Maurice/Zackery, Derek C./Villard, Tom/Udenio, Fabiana/Christie, Coleen/Petty, Lori/Whitfield, Lynn +In the Bedroom (2001)/Wise, William (I)/Wells, Frank T./Staples, Ben (I)/Spear, Parker/Johnson, Sam (II)/Demkowicz, Robert/Hendricks, Daniel/Withee, Harold/Stahl, Nick/Hagley, Brian/Mazzeo, Francis/Ashforth, Justin/Field, Henry/Campanello, John/Mills, Joshua/Munson, Camden/Spearing, Philip/Maxwell, Matthew/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Russell, Ronald (II)/Burgess, Terry A./Murray, W. Clapham/Field, Joseph/Norris, Daran/Tucker, Mackenzie/Chapman, Kevin (I)/Johnson, Dale (VII)/Ecker, Ryan/Lewis, Don (VIII)/Cousins, Sam/Carleton, Brandon/Adams, Christopher (IV)/Mapother, William/Thompson, Owen (I)/Walsh, Jonathan/Bragg, Justin/Dawkins, Bill/Rahkonen, Eric/Mekin, Jared/Baxter-Leahy, Daniel/Rich, Doug/Smith-Campbell, Tyler Shane/Cuccinello III, Comenic/Spacek, Sissy/Dawkins, Harriet/Berry, Bethany/Leslie, Iris/Weirich, Evanne/Gauthier, Shyann/Seekins, Misty/Grout, Shauneen/Hamlin, Diane E./Russell, Natalie/Gilchrist, Gwendolyn/Barksdale, Elly/Armstrong, Sara/Weston, Celia/Holman, Adah/Lanoue, Jessie/Towle-Powers, Erica/Struk, Jennifer/Berry, Hope/Winsor, Anna/Hagley, Jackie/Carlton, Lisa/Laplant, Alicia/Wimbiscus, Nichole/Benner, Rebecca/Walker, Andrea (II)/Wimbiscus, Robin/Allen, Karen (I)/Field, Alida P./Tomei, Marisa/Peasley, Chelsea/Cartwright, Veronica/Freeman, Rachel (I)/Derecktor, Deborah/McClure, Elisabeth (I)/Barksdale, Erin +In the Company of Men (1997)/Janek, Michael/Davis, Shawn (II)/O'Dell, Tony (II)/Ummel, Jeff/Caveda, Ashley/Agnew, James D./Low, Kenneth/Garrett, Patrick/Pope, Donald/Berg, Jack S./Shuff, Brett/Rowe, Paul (I)/Ratcliff, Jamen/Petruska, Ken/Dominguez, Manuel/Mitchell, Sam (VI)/Reed, Howard/Gephart, Don/Wretzak, Chris/Tinsley, Mike/Airgood, Thomas/Manes, Andrew K./Wilson Jr., Paul E./Berghorn, Brian/Craft, Ryan/Edwards, Trevor/Needham, Tom (II)/Kledzik, David/Ripley, Kent/Veverka, Patrick/Valentine, Clark/O'Shaughnessey, Dan/Burgess, Ron/Werling, Bob/Solon, James/Simcoe, Adam/Veverka, James/Keifer, Hank/Solon, Greg/Hartman, John (II)/Dixie, Jason/Springer, Peter/Solon, Neal/Hinkle, Adam/Rector, Mark/Solon, Tim/Malloy, Matt (I)/Lee, Rich (II)/Burns, Jason (I)/Thena, Mike/Prough, Colby/Barnhouse, Michael C./Bay, Paul/Grigsby, Roger/Coffee, Fred/Kaufmann, Michael (I)/Urschel, Brice/Aye, Chan/Savage, Jasen/Carter, Shawn E./Caveda, James/Eckhart, Aaron/Leto Sr., Dominic J./Goins, Jesse D./Martin, Michael (I)/Smith, Pete (III)/Young, William (IV)/Uhen, Kent/Hayes, Chris (IV)/Lewis, Sam (II)/Shaipline, Richard/Hart, Michelle (II)/Wellman, Carrie/Bolenbaugh, Angela/Herrmann, Jeri/Hamlick, Angelique/Kostov, Tiffany/Valentine, Sara/Zablotney, Wendy/Northington, Shardesha/Snider, Denise/Hamrick, Syndee/Howard, Deb/Goins, Holly/Wells, Karen/Myers, Janette/Carter, Tina (II)/Goins, Kim/Smith, Lynette/Saylor, Christie/Cox, Cassandra (I)/Roberson, Adrienne/Janek, Nisa/Henkel, Julia (I)/Jenkins, Cate/Alman, Tanya/Craft, Lori M./Russell, Cheryl (I)/Morrical, Rita A./Roach, Ilene E./Baxter-Smith, Tammy/Urschel, Sharon/Roy, Lindsay/Johnson, Nicole/Colchin, Patricia/Leto, Carmella A./Runyan, Brandy/Essix, Tahira/Kohnen, Carol/Wissman, Mary Ann/Cline, Emily/Butler, Roxanne/Reed, Angie/Bartels, Lisa/Springer, Sarah/Bartels, Laura L./Whitacre, Barbara/Edwards, Stacy/Caveda, Sheri/Moore, Lisa M./Bandor, Donna/Heredia, Theresa/Pauley, Sara/Veverka, Mary/O'Shaughnessey, Diane/Cox, Megan/Morken, Deb/Smith, Christine (VI)/Reiter, Tamara/Solon, Mary Kay/Solon, Megan +In the Cut (2003)/Booth, Daniel T./Ruffalo, Mark/Maxy, Max H./Bacon, Kevin/Damici, Nick/Wegner, Zach/Aries, Dominick/Riddick, Jacinto Taras/Clyde, Cordell/Firo, James/Harts, Frank/Nuccio, Micheal/House, Tim (I)/Sherman, Hal (I)/Vella, Vinny/Upendran, Panicker/O'Neal, Patrice/Nascarella, Arthur J./Sozzi, Sebastian/LeFlore, Julius/Pugh, Sharrieff/Martini Jr., Lou/Gardner, Susan/Zimmerman, Kendra/Nega, Allison/Duval, Funda/King, Yaani/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/DiBenedetti, Michelle/Goodheart, Ami/Vital, Sandy/Lubotsky, Dana/Ryan, Meg (I)/Litteer, Heather/Hurst, Michelle/Coigney, Sunrise/Spruill, Nicole/Frye, Angela/Kogan, Theo/La Scala, Nancy/Riggins, Sharon/Riggins, Karen +In the Heat of the Night (1967)/Hoyt, Clegg/Steiger, Rod/Schallert, William/Scott, Timothy (I)/Quick, Eldon/Knatz, Nikita/Bezaleel, Khalil/Barton, Buzz/Oates, Warren/Malet, Arthur/Patterson, James (I)/Masterson, Peter (I)/Nisbet, Stuart/Murdock, Kermit/Garris, Philip/James, Anthony (I)/Clark, Matt (I)/Stewart, Fred/Mann, Larry D./Teter, Jack/Gates, Larry/Hairston, Jester/Oppenheimer, Alan/Whitney, Peter (I)/Stinehart, David/LeGlaire, Michael/Wilson, Scott (I)/Adams, Phil/Kenner, Warren/Poitier, Sidney/Reese, Sammy/Watson, William (III)/Dean, Quentin/Richards, Beah/Grant, Lee (I) +In the Line of Fire (1993)/Caddell, Patrick/Smith, Greg (XXIV)/Riojas, Juan A./Cole, Gary (I)/Cassidy, Ian Paul/Alexander, Markus/Peters, Robert (I)/Bell, Tobin/Heard, John/Toy, Alan/Williams, Gregory Alan/Lowe, Lawrence/MacPherson, Walt/Ciarfalio, Carl/Hytner, Steve/Werckle, Michael/Sandoval, Robert (I)/Camphuis, Richard G./Libby, Brian/Curley, Jim (I)/Senzy, Arthur/Bruskotter, Eric/Schilling, William G./Kierney, Tyde/Beuth, Robert Alan/Kusatsu, Clyde/Shipman, William/Miller, Jeffrey Kurt/Cozart, Cylk/Eastwood, Clint/Jordan, Kirk/Cutrona, Ryan/Malkovich, John/Hurst, Rick/Malina, Joshua/Jimenez, Bob/Railsback, Steve/Graziano, Michael/Peck, Anthony (I)/Thompson, Fred Dalton/DiDonato, Rich/Zurich, Michael/Schott, Bob (I)/Kirk, Michael (IV)/Lacey, Aaron Michael/Mahoney, John (I)/McDermott, Dylan/Russo, Rene/Hughes, Sally (I)/Hoffman, Susan Lee/Van Arsdel, Mary/Clarke, Marlan/Raven, Elsa/Darbo, Patrika/McMillon, Doris E./Hamilton, Donna (I) +In the Mix (2005)/Hart, Kevin (I)/Costanzo, Robert/Kennedy, Page/Gerald, Matt/Raymond, Usher/Rosario, Joe (II)/Baizar, Eldon 'Emaze'/Palminteri, Chazz/Larioza, Nito/Hicks, Dwight/Dellaverson, Griffin/Davi, Robert/Randolph, Gary 'G. 1000'/Jackson, Alfred 'A.J.'/D, Deezer/Gifford, Mat/Tardio, Chris/Conti, John David/Fazio, Anthony/Walton, Labyron 'Chaos'/Gallo, Robert/Mancuso, Nick/Testa, Dominic/Stults, Geoff/Aubert, K.D./Oliver, Lucille M./Garfield, Tamara/Faust, Isis/Hillman, Mieko/Echols, Jennifer/Renton, Kristen/Williams, Kellie Shanygne/Underwood, Lana/Bonelli, Holly/Traya, Misti/Chriqui, Emmanuelle/Lauren, Jennifer (I)/Cardillo, Erin/Cameron, Elise +In the Mouth of Madness (1995)/Casey, Bernie/O'Connor, Dennis (I)/Braginsky, Craig/Moore-Wickham, Jack/Woolner, Cliff/von Homburg, Wilhelm/Kohler, Richard (I)/Bell, Thom (II)/Glover, John (I)/Sheehan, Kyle/Heston, Charlton/Verhoeven, Daniel/Zegers, Kevin/Sells, Kieran/Roberge, Sean/Warner, David (I)/Prochnow, Jürgen/Gilbert, Ben (I)/Robbins, Garry/Bergschneider, Conrad/Paton, Lance/Rushton, Kevin/Scott, Marvin (I)/Christensen, Hayden/Campbell, Chuck (I)/Bush, Robert Lewis/Mack, Gene/Brogren, Paul/Austerwell, David/Adriaans, Mark/Jason, Peter/Ryan, Sean (I)/Neill, Sam/Schmidt, Laura/Dyer, Sharon/Beaven, Louise/Zegers, Katie/Holmes, Jacelyn/Tweedle, Carolyn/Theaker, Deborah/Carmen, Julie/Bay, Frances/Ashby, Katherine +In the Name of the Father (1993)/O'Grady, Paul/McCafferty, Frankie/Amsby, Alan/Murphy, Larry (I)/Postlethwaite, Pete/Harper, Frank (I)/Jeffers, Joe/Campbell, Peter (I)/Redgrave, Corin/Sheridan, Peter (I)/Fontana, John Joe/Murphy, Martin (I)/Michaelis, Richard/Carleton, Guy (I)/Perrin, Tim/Burke, Maclean/Bergin, Jimmie/Sheridan Sr., Peter/Walsh, Julian/O'Leary, Jer/Heron, Nye/McSorley, Gerard/Baker, Don (III)/Ryan, Jonathan (I)/Montague, Iain/Stynes, Trevor/Raynor, Paul/Wolfenden, Stuart/Griffin, Laurence/Findlay, Alistair/Wilmot, Ronan/O'Connor, Alan/Edge, Kenneth/Conroy, Owen/Cashman, Joe (I)/O'Callaghan, Liam (I)/Joseph, Paterson/Townsend, Stanley/McGovern, Mario/Sheppard, Mark (I)/Okeki, Emeka/Pellegrinetti, Bernard/Grennell, Aiden/Murtagh, Jason/Dunne, Martin/McHugh, Darren/Graham, Richard (I)/Hayden, Luke/Davis, Philip (I)/Pickles, John/Maguire, Oliver/Benfield, John/Lawlor, Sean/Moran, Seamus/Whyte, Mal/Kehoe, Maurice/Lynch, John (I)/Brophy, Anthony/Tierney, Malcolm/Howitt, Peter (II)/Gallagher, John (I)/Hawthorne, Denys/King, Philip (I)/Higgins, John (I)/Warriner, Paul/Barry, Alan/Denham, Tony (I)/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Spendlove, Rob/Day-Lewis, Daniel/McPartland, Joe/Tohill, Mick/Legaspi, Joey/Duffy, Dave/Byrne, Billy (II)/O'Neill, Terry (I)/Harris, Jamie (I)/Lynch, Marcus (I)/Hogan, Bosco/Massey, Daniel (I)/Kole, Dee Man/de Salvo, Brian/McKeavney, Kelly/McCullagh, Leah/Edney, Beatie/Jones, Marie/Meegan, Anna/Mulcahy, Barbara/McBride, Maureen/Burrows, Saffron/Connor, Jo/Kellegher, Tina/O'Connor, Aine/Crosbie, Alison/Irvine, Joanna/Dunne, Catherine (I)/Thompson, Emma (I)/Conroy, Clodagh/Smith, Britta/Carlisle, Karen/Dowling, Rachael (I)/Daly, Fiona/Nolan, Jane (I) +In-Laws, The (2003 I)/Lee, Drew/Di Zio, Sergio/Perlmutar, Perry/Waugh, Richard/Andrews, A. Russell/Vitale, Luke/Banks, Boyd/Radian, Vladimir/Brewer, Peter/Fink, Eric/Duffy, Jack (II)/Lantz, Matthew/Suchet, David/Beaver, Mike (I)/Lashley, Stephen/Casey, Harry Wayne/Birman, Matt/Osekre, Adjeti/Frost, Jason (I)/Rocchetti, Stefano/Hunter, Ralph/Alexander, Aaron (I)/Reynolds, Ryan (I)/Brouillet, Michel/Brouillet, Marcel/Robbins, Paul (I)/Brooks, Albert (I)/Mosier, Jeremy/Abrams, Aaron/Tseng, Chang (I)/Christo, David/Vitale, Gregory/Khoury, Billy/Ames, Kenner/Douglas, Michael (I)/Bodnar, Michael/Sloane, Lindsay (I)/McKinnon, Charlotte/Laybourne, Emmy/Edwards, Novie/Calleja, Jeanie/De Crescenzo, Maria/Aceron, Susan/Ricossa, Maria/Tunney, Robin/Bergen, Candice/Levitt, Tamara/Black, Miranda/Pifko, Cara (I)/Gorski, Tamara +Inconvenient Truth, An (2006)/Gore, Al (I) +Incredible Shrinking Man, The (1957)/Martin, Lock/Schallert, William/Langton, Paul (I)/La Barba, Joe/Curtis, Billy (I)/Hiestand, John/Williams, Grant (I)/Bailey, Raymond/Parton, Regis/Scannell, Frank J./Orangey/Darrin, Diana/Potter, Luce/Kent, April/Stuart, Randy/Marshall, Helene +Incredibles, The (2004)/Fox, Spencer (II)/Braga III, Louis Martin/Nelson, Randy (III)/Bird, Nicholas (II)/Docter, Pete/Nelson, Craig T./Ratzenberger, John/Newton, Teddy/Romano, Lou/Stanton, Andrew (I)/Fucile, Eli/Gonzalez, Louis/Mathot, Ted/Peterson, Bob (III)/Schaffer, Stephen/Thomas, Frank (I)/Canney, Wayne/Bird, Brad (I)/Wong, Philip/Ranft, Joe/Lee, Jason (I)/Sohn, Peter/Johnston, Ollie/Guardino, Billy/Shawn, Wallace/Jennings, Dennis 'D.J.'/Jackson, Samuel L./Walker, Patrick (III)/Bird, Michael (IV)/Riebli, A.J./Andrews, Mark (X)/Luckey, Bud/Louis, Dominique/Scott, Bob (III)/Pidgeon, Jeff/Lewis, Brad (II)/Peña, Elizabeth/Walker, Pamela Gaye/Hunter, Holly/Pokorny, Juliet/Greenberg, Elizabeth/Clark, Mary Elizabeth/Greenberg, Juliet/Andrews, Maeve/Richardson, Lori/Warin, Deirdre/Sincere, Jean/Parker, Bret 'Brook'/Clark, Kimberly Adair/Mahannah, Jazzie/Ringgold, Katherine/Vowell, Sarah +Indecent Proposal (1993)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Harrelson, Woody/Rosenfeld, Jerome (I)/Looy, Neil/Ruskin, Joseph/Bash, Tommy/Brooks, Joel (I)/Zorn, Danny/Taylor, Rip/Purwin, Alan D./Fluker, Ben W./Allison, Frankie J./Dean, Steven/Redding, Bruce H./Williams, Dana (I)/Georgiade, Nicholas/Cabrera, Art/Livingston, Richard (I)/Epstein, Pierre/Theba, Iqbal/Convey, Robert T./Lo, Chi Moui/Katinszky, Harold A./Sherbanee, Maurice/Nagai, Toru/Juarbe, Israel/Platt, Oliver/Rees, David (I)/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Odle, Curt/Chudabala, Art/West, Kevin (I)/La Due, Joe/Cousin, David/Bays, Joe/Micco, Sam/Connolly, Billy/Migliore, James/Cassel, Seymour/Redford, Robert (I)/Morrison, Rudy E./Hancock, Herbie/Barry, Matthew (I)/Reynolds, Hilary/Kelly, Ritamarie/López, Irene Olga/Nicole, Lydia/Sbordone, Carleen/White, Edwonda/Moore, Demi/Bush, Françoise/Gardner, Elizabeth (I)/Holt, Pamela/Costello, Mariclare/Easton, Sheena/Day, Catlyn/Howard, Rebecca/Baytok, Yasemin/Coleman, Signy/Archerd, Selma/Raven, Elsa/O'Brien, Michelle (I)/Saum, Sherri/J., Myra/Thom, Nancy/Jones, Jedda/Davis, Dru/Pope, Katherine +Independence Day (1996)/Tomei, Adam/Quaid, Randy/Newman, Eric Neal/Pashkow, Matt/Connick Jr., Harry/Del Sherman, Barry/Groth, Robin/Welker, Frank/Newton, Roy/Vacca, Michael/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Warne, Andrew/Sbarge, Raphael/Khan, Jonathan/Wong, James (III)/Baldwin, Adam/Speight Jr., Richard/Friend, Bob (I)/Hasan, Taqi/Pine, Robert/Pachorek, Richard/Goldblum, Jeff/Dochterman, Daren/Lauria, Dan/Devlin, Dean (I)/Crivello, Anthony (I)/Phillips, Jeff (I)/Warren, Dexter/Adler, Jonathan (II)/Moss, Bryan D./Pressman, David (I)/Pitts, Ron (I)/Ridgle, Elston/Gummersall, Devon/Joyce, James J./Andrews, Giuseppe/Barnes, Frederic W./Keegan, Andrew/Smith, Will (I)/Putnam, George (I)/Lacy, Ross/Germond, Jack/Rebhorn, James/Engel, Volker/Moertl, Michael/Hiatt, Lincoln D./Webster, Derek (I)/Loggia, Robert/Barry, Thom/Oglesby, Randy/Monteleone, Mike/Duval, James/Sifuentes, Kevin/Ward, Lyman (I)/Storey, John (I)/Hecker, Gary A./Bagley, Ross (I)/Duffy, Thomas F./Cruz, Gary W./Skipper, Pat/Lara, Carlos (I)/Mashita, Nelson/Thompson, Mark (VI)/Paskel, Eric/Moore, Jack (IV)/McKinley, Scott/Uchaneishvili, Levan/McLaughlin, John (I)/Lucas, Peter J./Fite, Mark (I)/Valenzano, Michael A./Collins, Greg (II)/Smitrovich, Bill/Pike, Gary/Lacamara, Carlos/Pullman, Bill/Anastos, Ernie/Zee, Eric Michael/Hosea, Bobby/Howard, Rance/Novak, Frank (II)/Nolan, Barry (I)/Acovone, Jay/Fowler, Joe (I)/Walter, Tracey/Willis, Troy/Wilderson, Wayne/Badreya, Sayed/Giannelli, Steve/Spiner, Brent/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Winther, Michael/LeClair, Paul/Piddock, Jim/Gold, Jeffrey (I)/Konrad, Kristof/Dunphy, Jerry/Capodice, John/Kim, Johnny/Shear, Jon/Tomomatsu, Tadao/Avari, Erick/Fierstein, Harvey/Kondracke, Morton/Perry, John Bennett/Orser, Leland/Willis, Mirron E./Chanel, David/Brooks, Arthur (I)/Bradley, John (I)/Danare, Malcolm/Hirsch, Judd/Johnston, Marisa (I)/Star, Lisa/McDonnell, Mary (I)/Silco, Bonnie/Beck, Kimberly/Hupp, Jana Marie/Cohen, Joyce (I)/Rose, Nectar/Tay, Sharon/Jakub, Lisa/Beck, Barbara (I)/Devine, Christine/Clift, Eleanor/Palermo, Vivian/Warren, Kiersten/Fox, Vivica A./Cardinahl, Jessika/Walsh, Wendy L./Moran, Julie (I)/Whitman, Mae/Danova, Yelena/Wells, Vanessa J./Strauss, Lee/Colin, Margaret +Indian in the Cupboard, The (1995)/Welker, Frank/Bhat, Rishi/Scardino, Hal/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Keith, David (I)/Olson, Ryan (I)/Johnston, Keii/Moritz, Christopher/Morales, Stephen/Serrano, Nestor/Coogan, Steve/Randall, George (II)/Horsting, J.R./Malaro, Kevin/Litefoot/Conte, Christopher/Gilman, Christopher (I)/Papajohn, Michael/Bewley, Tom (I)/Stabenau, Erik/Kartheiser, Vincent/Malkin, Beni/Tejwani, Lucas/Tejwani, Leon/Crouse, Lindsay/Berman, Juliet/Jaffrey, Sakina/Galeano, Gia/Brown, Cassandra +Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)/Elliott, Denholm/Connery, Sean/Miles, Will/Malpas, George/Rhys-Davies, John/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Hardy, J.J./Young, Richard (I)/Roach, Pat/Tipping, Tip/Sayle, Alexei/Ford, Harrison (I)/Lipinski, Eugene/Hiser, Tim/Harte, Jerry/Crowther, Graeme/Pacey, Peter/Jaeger, Frederick/Lacey, Ronald (I)/Maxwell, Paul (I)/Gordon, Martin (I)/Kalipha, Stefan/Eddison, Robert/Phoenix, River/Sanders, Larry (I)/Sheldon, Louis/Gregg, Bradley (I)/Mitchell, Billy J./Byrne, Michael (I)/Sheard, Michael/Humpoletz, Paul/Glover, Julian/O'Haco, Jeff/Deadrick Sr., Vince/Gillard, Nick/Lyons, Derek/Branch, Tom/Grossman, Ted (I)/Jenkinson, Chris/Murray, David (II)/Malikyan, Kevork/Hyde-White, Alex/Hanson, Luke/Miles, Marc/Eccles, Julie/Roquette, Suzanne/Scott, Nicola (I)/Blair, Isla/Doody, Alison/Armstrong, Nina +Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)/Powell, Anthony (I)/Joo, Chua Kah/Pandher, Arjun/Gelani, Zia/Olegario, Frank/Mitchell, Mellan/Young, Ric/Puri, Amrish/Spielberg, Steven (I)/Nanayakkara, D.R./Karanj, Nizwar/Quan, Jonathan Ke/Yip, David/Ngui, Rex/Roach, Pat/Lucas, George/Stone, Philip (I)/De Silva, Stany/Singh, Raj (I)/El Shenawi, Ahmed/Makan, Moti/Ganis, Sidney/Patel, Bhasker/Repola, Arthur F./Tan, Philip/Ford, Harrison (I)/Seth, Roshan/Aykroyd, Dan/Kuruppu, Dharmadasa/Yama, Michael/Mitamura, Dr. Akio/Marshall, Frank (I)/Chiao, Roy/Sprintall, Lee/Kirk, Julie/Glassman, Brenda/Campbell, Marisa/Hadleigh, Sue/Mulidore, Lisa/Laird, Deirdre/Denawake, D.M./Reddall, Dawn/Martine, Gaynor/Bacchus, Maureen/Chance, Andrea/Burville, Elizabeth/Turnock, Jenny/Astell, Debbie/Welby, Ruth/Barton, Corinne/Smalley, Clare/Dalgleish, Louise/Hughes, Samantha/Gough, Elaine/Colton, Jan/McMahon, Nina/Marstand, Julia/Sekyi, Rebekkah/McDonald, Vicki/Fieldwright, Vanessa/Cartwright, Christine (I)/Boone, Sharon/Doyle, Lorraine/Hassell, Sarah-Jane/De Miel, Ruby/Beddington, Carol/Panangala, Dharshana/Capshaw, Kate/Serasinghe, Iranganie +Indochine (1992)/Givry, Edgar/Kiem, Huang/Quy, Van/Quynh, Nhu/de Trégomain, Jean/Lap, M./Bong, Nguyen Huu/Debris, Jean-Pierre/Nguyen, Van Thoi/Lartigau, Gérard/Seweryn, Andrzej/Yen, Hai/Voïta, Michel/de Montalembert, Thibault/Hai, Quang/Van, Dang Si/Suppiah, Dhevaakar/Hoa, Ngo/Perez, Vincent/Nguyen, Eric/Barre Astich, Martin/Trung, Nguyen Lan/Thu, Truong/Tho, Tien/Brandt, Carlo/Fromager, Alain/Saint-Macary, Hubert/Thinh, Trinh/Lek Ee, Anoy Ew/Marteau, Henri (I)/Hung, Chu/Dowty, Clayton/Binh, Lam/Binh, Tat/Huynh, Jean-Baptiste/Yanne, Jean/Hoang, Ba/Thoa, Ngoc/Pham, Linh Dan/Trieu, Thi Hoe Tranh Huu/Ta, Mme/Khoan, Gia/Tan, Julie (I)/Ten, Thoy/Khien, Hong/Blanc, Dominique/Deneuve, Catherine/Chau, Mai/Lim, Anna +Inherit the Wind (1960)/Holmes, Wendell (I)/March, Fredric/Daly, Jack (I)/Mills, Frank (I)/Coolidge, Philip/Harris, Sam (II)/Polk, Gordon (I)/Akins, Claude/Fell, Norman/Dunn, George (I)/Reid, Elliott/Tenbrook, Harry/Pollard, 'Snub'/Kelly, Gene (I)/Richards, Addison/Morgan, Harry/Osterloh, Robert/Dorr, Lester/Wright, Will (I)/Tracy, Spencer/York, Dick (I)/Boyd, Jimmy (I)/Wagenheim, Charles/Elson, Donald/Hodgins, Earle/Hartman, Paul (I)/Deacon, Richard (I)/Teal, Ray/Perry, Bob (I)/Beery Jr., Noah/Eldridge, Florence/Summers, Hope (I)/Anderson, Donna (I)/Godfrey, Renee +Innerspace (1987)/Ramirez, Roberto/Braunreiter, Kurt/Aidman, Charles/Mitchell, Herb/Harwood, John (II)/Laskay, Jason (I)/Tobey, Kenneth/McGonagle, Richard/Boam, Jeffrey/Blumenfeld, Alan/Wells, Vernon (I)/Dante, Joe (I)/Quaid, Dennis/Benjamin, Jordan/Gray, Robert (II)/Taylor, Mark L./Vandervort, James/Bean, Orson/Short, Martin (I)/Kane, Arthur/Garibaldi, Mike/Barselou, Paul/Miller, Dick (I)/Hahn, Archie/Gounley, Robert/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Schallert, William/Howard, Rance/Picardo, Robert/Hooks, Kevin/Miranda, John/McGovern, Terence/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Nelson, Shawn (I)/Hora, John (I)/Gibson, Henry (I)/Sylvester, Harold/Miller, Frank (I)/Jones, Chuck (I)/Ross, Neil (I)/Neches, Robert/Hines, Grainger/Sears, Brewster/Schaal, Wendy/Gago, Jenny/Martin, Andrea (I)/Lewis, Fiona/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Boyle, Virginia/Squire, Sydne/Avila, Christine/Ryan, Meg (I)/Borrie, Alexandra/Waterbury, Laura +Innocent Blood (1992)/Johnson, Steve (IV)/Savini, Tom/Hocke, Bernard/Rickles, Don/Jennings, Pitty/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Arnold, Lamont/Lyden, Jerry/Place, Robin/Oz, Frank/Noto, Vic/Stavrakis, Chris/Proval, David/Palminteri, Chazz/Loggia, Robert/Lip, Tony/Bell, Marshall/Avery, Rick/Minor, Bob/Raimi, Sam/Cochran, Russ/Goins, Harry/Ackerman, Forrest J/Sirico, Tony/Coates, Kim/Early, David/Arias, Yancey/Gomorra, Charlie/Cates Jr., Gil/Wolk, Michael/Thomas, Rohn/Ritchie, Michael (I)/Argento, Dario/Sisto, Rocco/LaPaglia, Anthony/Roth, Ron (I)/Burmester, Leo/Rolen, Tracy/Poole, Regina/Bowers, Christina/Kagan, Elaine/Zolli, Maribe/Diaz, Christina (I)/Quigley, Linnea/Durell, Marina/Weigel, Teri/Witt, Katrina/Jiménez, Christina/Currow, Kim/Bassett, Angela/Melton, Kim/Baker, Lisa Ann/Parillaud, Anne/Ulm, Tammy +Innocents, The (1961)/Stephens, Martin (II)/Woodburn, Eric/Redgrave, Michael/Wyngarde, Peter/Franklin, Pamela/Kerr, Deborah/Jenkins, Megs/Jessop, Clytie/Cameron, Isla +Inosensu: Kôkaku kidôtai (2004)/Terasoma, Masaki/Hirano, Minoru/Knight, William (III)/Fujimoto, Yuzuru/Hori, Katsunosuke/Ôtsuka, Akio/Aoba, Gou/Papenbrook, Bob/Stone, Terrence (I)/D'Auria, Joey/Kramer, Steve (I)/Hirata, Hiroaki/Kishida, Shuji/Ôki, Tamio/Nakano, Yutaka/Kinosha, Hiroyuki/McCarty, Michael (III)/Mochizuki, Kenichi/Epcar, Richard/X, Mr. (III)/Axelrod, Robert/Kameyama, Sukekiyo/Yasumura, Makoto/Harada, Masao/Asakura, Eisuke/Yamadera, Kôichi/Niko, Yasushi/Nakagi, Ryûji/Emshwiller, Peter/Takenaka, Naoto/Cansino, Richard/Davies, Erik/McConnohie, Michael/Tachiki, Fumihiko/Freeman, Crispin/Sugimoto, Yu/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Sakakibara, Yoshiko/Stern, Ellyn/Watanabe, Akino/Kigawa, Eriko/Sheh, Stephanie/Tanaka, Atsuko (I)/Mutoh, Sumi/McGlynn, Mary Elizabeth/Fuku, Emiko +Inside Man (2006)/Green, Rashaad Ernesto/Washington, Denzel/Coma, Agim/Williams, Brad (I)/Lord, Steve (III)/Bogdanowicz, Ed/Gerety, Peter/DiMartino, Vincent/Vexler, Aaron/Freeman, Edwin/Carrara, Michael/Jade, Matt (II)/Quinn, James Donnell/Lemon (I)/Ferrigni, Ken/Brown, David (XXX)/Jackson, Rodney 'Bear'/Spitzer, Craig M./Coots, Joe/Leung, Ken (I)/Mitchell, Daryl/Ahluwalia, Waris/Crescimanni, Ed/Rayford, Ernest/Hughes, Van (II)/Speredakos, John/Gómez, Carlos Andrés/Olazabal, Jason Manuel/Ejiofor, Chiwetel/Ransone, James/Haim, Turi/Vonlanthen, Philippe/Said, Amir Ali/Stellato, Frank/Vichi, Gerry/Rhyme, Jamieson/Niccolini, Julian/Hopf, Frank/Charan, Jay/Colicchio, Victor/Den Dekker, Michael/Pina, Lionel/Testut, Robert/Owen, Clive/Palagonia, Al/Crowley, Ben/Rachelle, Bernie/Mangano, Anthony/Dafoe, Willem/Devine, Michael (III)/Osorio, Rafael/Kirk, Robert C. (I)/Mancino, Dominick/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Dann, Gregory/Ward, Jeff (I)/Borowiec, Anthony/Zaher, Baktash/Kybart, Peter/Frechette, Peter (I)/Carter, Dominic/Illig, Patrick/Onipede Blunt, Ed/Composto, Frank/Klein, Russ (II)/Director, Kim/Adams, Tiffany (I)/Boothe, Cherise/Sinnott, Michal/Sher, Rozanne/Freeman, Cassandra (I)/Black, Rachel (II)/Foster, Jodie/Male, Heather/Brillhart, Rebecca/Atkinson, Ashlie (I)/Endo, Sandra/Knox, Amanda/Kurtz, Marcia Jean/Edmundson, Kandiss/Ivers, Samantha/Greene, Carla/Petcu, Florina/Gables, Shon/Agosto, Limary +Insider, The (1999)/Bradford, William P./Tomlin, Robbie G./Palladino, Jack/Jones, Derrick/Roberson, David (I)/Harper, James (I)/Carpenter, Willie C./Hindy, Joseph/Lamprey, Zane/Ragno Jr., Robert J./Foster, V.J./Parham, Robert D./De Satti, Alan/Brink, Robert Patrick/Sandy, Gary/Gambon, Michael/Hill, Nathan Lewis/Harper, Robert (I)/Ruginis, Vyto/Moore, Michael (XVI)/Welch, Alvin L./McGill, Bruce/Yokley, Ronal G./Tobolowsky, Stephen/Sage, Bill/Muravchick, Gregg E./Plummer, Christopher (I)/Bart, Roger/Lazarus, Bob/Chan, Michael Paul/Norwood, Doug/Burbrink, Donald F./Podell, Eyal/Badreya, Sayed/Grimm, Tim/McGrath, Douglas/White, Knox/Lee, Clyde/Hauser, Wings/Canberg, Brian/Phenix, Roger/Dernovich, Chris/Hawn, Phil/Perri, Paul (I)/Crowe, Russell/Hall, Philip Baker/Pacino, Al/Garber, Dennis (I)/Ufland, Chris/Serrano, Nestor/Torn, Rip/Hamill, Pete/Carr, David (IV)/Curtis, Cliff/Parsons, George R./Feore, Colm/Flinn, J.B./Meyer, Breckin/Butler, Paul (I)/Salge, Steve/De Jesus, Wanda/Loury, Isodine/Bosarge, Charlene/Reskin, Ann/Crouse, Lindsay/Bisbikos, Paula/Thigpen, Lynne/Hart, Linda/Evans, Christi/Caudill, Amy L./Peller, Madeline/Eisenberg, Hallie Kate/Mazar, Debi/Nakamura, Saemi/Odebash, Megan/Slemmer, Claire/Gershon, Gina/Olstead, Renee/Venora, Diane +Insomnia (1997)/Rasmussen, Frode/Figenschow, Kristian/Ousdal, Sverre Anker/Moan, Bjørn/Skarsgård, Stellan/Aamodt, Thor Michael/Floberg, Bjørn/Johnson, Guri/Ulrichsen, Marianne O./Mathiesen, Maria/Bonnevie, Maria/Armand, Gisken +Insomnia (2002 I)/Katt, Nicky/Holden, Larry (I)/Wray, Dean/Jackson, Jonathan (I)/Williams, Robin (I)/Hutson, James/Dooley, Paul/Donovan, Martin (II)/Tracey, Ian/Cardinal, Lorne/Zemen, Oliver 'Ole'/Boddington, Malcolm/Pacino, Al/Gauthier, Chris/Campbell, Andrew (IX)/Brazeau, Jay/Lowe, Crystal/Sandomirsky, Kerry/Perkins, Emily (I)/Tierney, Maura/Simms, Tasha/Isabelle, Katharine/Shaw, Paula (II)/Swank, Hilary/Robbins, Kate (II) +Inspector Gadget (1999)/Hughley, D.L./Page, David (IV)/Hersh, Eric (I)/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Thiel, Jeff/Leahy, Mark (I)/Hill, Shamar D./Bell, Bob (III)/Bell, Bobby (I)/Everett, Rupert/Hackstedt, Huck/Thiel, James/Witt, Alexander/Murray, Matthew (I)/Koulianos, Dominic/Manoux, J.P./Hagerty, Michael G./Mr. T/Parker, Chad/Blaisdell, Brad/Meyerson, Aaron/Penn, Richard (I)/Kim, John (II)/Avnet, Jacob/White, Chase/Hawn, Phil/Dick, Andy (I)/Coleman, Dabney/Adams, Don (I)/Lee-Sung, Richard/Barrera, Hank/Emmich, Cliff 'Fatty'/Hyler, Erik/George, Brian (I)/Auberjonois, Rene/Tibbetts, Brian (I)/Kiel, Richard/Yoshimura, Jesse/Kearney, Stephen (I)/Collinsworth, Kyle Ross/Folk, Alexander/Brown, Sam (IV)/LaFond, Rick/Rauh, Richard/Martin, Johnny (I)/Callahan, E.J./Yost, John/Tomomatsu, Tadao/Morrison, Keith (I)/Masi, Frank/Blount, Will/Smith, William (XVII)/Gaynor, Bob (I)/Fossatt, Michael/Kuhn, Josh/Nudo, Kyle/Heyward, Andy/Smith, William F./Horn, Elise/Chappell, Katsy/Harper, Haley/David, Dorothy/Nathan, Hope Anne/Oteri, Cheri/Sam, Vichany/Derrick, Amy/Cevallos, Linda/Bay, Frances/Peitzman, Hailey/Wehr, Adrienne/Dilley, Ivory/Peterson, Lora-Lyn/Heyward, Evelyn/Blossom, Harmony/Delmar, Lisa/Blount, Brielle/Trachtenberg, Michelle/Ingersoll, Jennifer/Fisher, Joely/Eddy, Sonya/Wall, Mary Chris/Darcy, Kathleen M. +Instinct (1999)/Collins, Paul (I)/Harris, Christopher John/Spinuzza, Doug/Fuller Jr., Anthony L./Michael, Garon/Anthony, Dave (I)/Flatley, Jay/Hendrix, Manwell/Borgan, Bruce/Prince, Ryan/Knaus, Darren T./Iemolo, Victor/Holt, Larry/Craig, Thomas Joe/Blackwell, Rus/Bristow, Gary/Caputo, Jay/Macaulay, Marc/Goodwin, Tim (I)/Floyd, Roger/McNally, Kevin (II)/Hopkins, Anthony/Kalognomos, Alex/Dipisa, Jimmy/Omo, Chike Kani/Morris, Thomas Q./Skodis, Kirk/LaBrada, Andy/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Tacke, Joe/Rogers, Gary A./St. Pierre, David (I)/Troyer, Verne/Cameron, John Murnro/Wiggins, Tyrone C./Vick, John Shade/McLachlan, Rod/Deever, Dave/Christino, Ted/Ingram, Kim/Coleman, Jim R./LaBerta, Tony/Moore, Kevin Michael (I)/Freda, Jon/Smildsin, Kurt/Covarrubias, David/Bates, Paul (I)/Wallace, Bertram/Ashton, John (I)/Mitchell, Matt (V)/McGuire, Kevin (I)/Travis, John (I)/Dzundza, George/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Linn, Rex/Kirkland, Ajgie/McNamara, Pat (I)/Paisley, Robert/Aylward, John/Grimshaw, Jim/Tierney, Maura/Behan, Renee/Stephens, Louanne/Rosas, Misty/Coll, Ivonne/Ellis, Tracey/Sendaydiego, Vivienne/Christino, Joy +Intacto (2001)/Ponte, Alber/Bautista, Mauricio/Castillo, Cesar (I)/Churruca, Paco/Esquinas, Ramón/Serrada, Ramón/Toledo, Guillermo/Mesonero, Luis/Portillo, Pablo/Albizu, Fernando/de Leon, Luis (I)/Noguero, Jesús/Beitia, Pedro/Martínez, Santiago (IV)/Sbaraglia, Leonardo/Losada, Jaime/Miguel, Chema de/Dechent, Antonio/Poncela, Eusebio/Font, Pere Eugeni/Aledo, Iván/Sotelo, Francisco/von Sydow, Max (I)/Rauly, Adria/Olmo, José/Castro, Patricia (II)/Álvaro, Flora María/Lull, Marisa/San Vicente, Andrea/López, Mónica (I)/Lazaro, Susana/Gómez, Paz/Gil, Marta (I) +Interiors (1978)/Forsythe, Henderson/Marshall, E.G./Morden, Roger/Waterston, Sam/Jordan, Richard (I)/Hurt, Mary Beth/Gaston, Penny/Page, Geraldine/Griffith, Kristin/Hope, Missy/Duffy, Kerry/Stapleton, Maureen/Collins, Nancy (I)/Keaton, Diane +Intermission (2003)/O'Byrne, Brian F./Farrelly, Tom/Hill, Conleth/Sheils, Karl/Kinlan, Laurence/Herlihy, David/Meaney, Colm/McDermottroe, Conor/Power, Derry/Laffan, Pat/Deeney, Donagh/O'Toole, Jeff/Lambert, Conor/Farrell, Colin (I)/Kelly, Darragh/Hayes, Michael (IV)/Keenan, Rory/Delaney, Simon (I)/Roe, Owen/O'Suilleabhain, Tomas/Lovett, Conor/Earls, Jeremy Anthony/Wilmot, David (I)/Moore, Gerry/Murray, Patrick (VI)/Murfi, Mikel/Scott, Pascal/Molloy, Taylor/Rogan, John (I)/Murphy, Tom (I)/Murphy, Cillian/McElhatton, Michael/Conway, Denis/Thompson, Johnny (III)/Donnan, Stewart/Ryan, Ger/McCabe, Hannah/Bergin, Barbara/Farrell, Catherine (II)/Molloy, Deirdre/O'Kane, Deirdre/Sheahan, Norma/Belton, Cathy/Brennan, Jane/Bolger, Emma/McCabe, Ruth (I)/Macdonald, Kelly (I)/Condon, Kerry/Conroy, Neilí/Henderson, Shirley (I) +Internal Affairs (1990)/Lincoln, Scott/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/De Rosa, Justin/Berkeley, Xander/Cuttin, Mark A./Claman, Mitchell/Arman, Hamlet/Grider, Geoffrey/Murphy, Harry (II)/Vawter, Ron/Bornstein, Jeff/Snyder, Arlen Dean/Hopson, Lew/Kierney, Tyde/Garcia, Andy (I)/Johnson, Brian (II)/McGill, Hank/Gere, Richard/Figgis, Mike/Baldwin, William/Capodice, John/Kapelos, John/Sawyer, S. Grant/Wood, Elijah/Herman, Father Andrew/Ortega, Jimmy/Mullane, Christopher Raymond/Whitaker, Richard B./Rodríguez, Marco (I)/Adkins, Domingo/Havey, Allan/Mancuso Jr., Frank/Beach, Michael/Kalinowski, Waldemar/Bradford, Richard (I)/Travis, Nancy/Olson, Heather Lauren/Grant, Faye/Metcalf, Laurie/D'Pella, Pamella/Lin, Helen (I)/Sciorra, Annabella/Dillard, Victoria/Lenney, Dinah/Borowitz, Katherine/Forristal, Susan/Wildman, Valerie/Neal, Billie/Bergstrom, Camilla/Warren, Deryn +Interpreter, The (2005)/Kusatsu, Clyde/McKinney, Chris (I)/Landrieu, Nelson/Bibic, Vladimir (I)/Cook, Curtiss/Alexis, Ernest/Zayas, David/Dobbins, Mike/O'Reilly, Harry/Christensen, Jesper (I)/Penn, Sean (I)/Prichett, Harry/Kiernan, Pat/Jobrani, Maz/Ferguson, Lou/Pollack, Sydney/Wright, Michael (I)/Mawele, Manuel/Wolos-Fonteno, David/Ward, Jim (IV)/Keenleyside, Eric/Martinez, Adrian (I)/Malta, Todd/Knox, John (II)/Mitchell, Kirby/D'Agostino, Greg/Gatewood, Yusuf/Lupetti, Arthur/Clohessy, Robert/Harris, Eli/McKeown, Denis/Attal, Yvan/Byrne, Gerry Robert/Ashton-Lewis, Monty/McGrath, Michael (I)/Sebag, Jacques/Ssenjovu, Patrick/Di Benedetto, John/Dolinsky, Joe/Gonzales, Pietro/De Sousa, Paul/Saillant, Antonio/Presciutti, Americo/Yannick, Scott/Factora, Marshall/Archer, Trevor/Serpico, Terry/Joshi, Satish/Harris, George (II)/Speer, Hugo/Litto/Sylvers, Ronald/Wissler, Joe/Chang, Wayne/Utley, Byron/Faragallah, Ramsey/Okpokwasili, Okwui/Walker, Ricardo/Onipede Blunt, Ed/Citer, Leonid/Mulima, Dino/Welch, Christopher Evan/Lovari/Luckey, Shawn/Fortt, Guy A./Cameron, Earl (I)/Roussel, Francine/Wright, Shane (III)/Parks, Gloria/Doerksen, Bridget L./Palmieri, Lisa Marie/Graham, Enid/Winter, Diane (II)/Traub, Sophie/Elliott, Martha/Lupo, Ana Maria/Staub, Margot/Jinaro, Jossara/Kidman, Nicole/Ressy, Dawn/Eskelson, Dana/Keener, Catherine/Pasquale, Rose/Deragon, Lynne/Silver, Tracey (II)/Chin, Tsai (I) +Interstate 60 (2002)/Brown, Kedar/Chow, Ho/Evans, Art/Cooper, Chris (I)/Otis, Billy/MacKenzie, Phillip/Whittaker, Jonathon/Downing, James (I)/Lennox, Doug/Canavan, John Henry/Ludzik, Ted/Kramer, Ken (I)/Hamer, Nigel/Lutz, Mark/Watson, John (IV)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Edison, Matthew/Murray, Duane/Brogren, Paul/Nickerson, Chris (I)/Patch, Benjamin/Arruda, Emanuel/Kash, Daniel (I)/Rhoades, Michael/Kyte, Tyler/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Matheson, Joe/Oldman, Gary/Lemieux, Rene/Robson, Wayne/Bruner, Mike (I)/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Marsden, James (I)/Collins, Ross (I)/Porter, Les (I)/Bourgeois, John (I)/Johnson, Amy Jo/Michaels, Roz/Cudmore, Leah/Trowell, Katherine/Odell, Deborah/Leis, Krista/Stewart, Amy (I)/Jenkins, Rebecca/Smart, Amy/Ade, Melyssa/Royer, Liz/Asher, Angela/Moffat, Jane/Ann-Margret +Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994)/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Slater, Christian/Pitt, Brad/Tiernan, Andrew/Rea, Stephen (I)/Cruise, Tom/Tyrrell, Simon/Scharfstein, Lee E./McConnell, John (I)/Testory, François/Risso, John (II)/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Lloyd-Pack, Roger/Montague, Monte (II)/Bergese, Micha/Yiasoumi, George/Sund, Burgin/Gardiner, Ben (I)/Sim, Matthew/Iures, Marcel/Kelly, George (II)/Edwards, Rory/Kamin, Danny/Seelig, Mike/Lewis-Smith, Louis/Ové, Indra/DuBois, Nicole/Stockbridge, Sara/Giordano, Domiziana/McCrory, Helen/Lynch, Susan (I)/Bloch-Lainé, Nathalie/Logan, Bellina/Valenti, Greta/Newton, Thandie/Salter, Louise/Marsac, Laure/Owen, Lyla Hay/Dunst, Kirsten/McCollam, Virginia/Caballero, Katia/Kontomitras, Jeanette +Intimacy (2001)/Addie, Robert/Gent, Gideon/Fitzgerald, Michael (I)/Hunter, Vinnie/Culver, Roderic/Rylance, Mark/Calvario, Philippe/Walton, Marcello/Ayres, Fraser/Loira, Xavier/Sheffield, Greg (II)/Prospero, Joe/Spall, Timothy/Malcolm, Christian/Galbraith, Alastair/Emmett, Jonathan/Dionisotti, Paola/McLaren, Deborah/Wayland, Clare/Lintott, Alison/Fox, Kerry (I)/Palmer, Rebecca R./Harker, Susannah/Reeves, Sian/Faithfull, Marianne/Lindsay, Amy/Orr, Kate (I) +Into the Blue (2005)/Adway, Dwayne/Roberts, Mike (VII)/Bellot, Stephen/Quant, Leo/Bowleg Jr., Peter R.V./Collins, Adam/Walker, Paul (I)/Ballard, Dan/Thompson Jr., Arthur/Gotlieb, Jay Lance/Saunders, Ramon (II)/Taloa, Chris/Gordon, Sean Owen/Montie, Gill/Willinger, John/Beckford, Tyson/Frazer, Javon/Johnson, Billy (II)/Powell, Mike Steven/Brolin, Josh/McIntosh, Clifford/Frain, James/Caan, Scott/Flowers, Vonetta Nicola Darling/Scott, Ashley (II)/Knowles, Gina Marie/Alba, Jessica/Lamb, Samantha/Bartlett-Roker, Lesli/MacKey, Donna +Into the Night (1985 I)/Perkins, Carl/Bentley, Jim (I)/Smith, Reid/Petersen, John Richard (I)/Arnold, Jack (I)/Roberts, John (XII)/Gulager, Clu/Marton, Andrew (III)/Sosna, David/Cronenberg, David/Donno, Eddy/Vadim, Roger/Salih, Yacub/Landis, John (I)/Lane, Rusdi/Bowie, David (I)/Ellis, Pete/LaBassiere, Robert/Mazursky, Paul/Petrie, Daniel/Henson, Jim (I)/Taylor, Bill (I)/Hostetter, John/Fink, Jon Stephen/Moberly, Robert/George, Christopher (II)/Whittington, Gene/Ambriz, Domingo/Sadjadi, Hadi/Zand, Michael/Kaufer, Jonathan/Baker, Rick (I)/Traynor, Robert (I)/Argenziano, Carmen/Touzie, Houshang/Goldblum, Jeff/Lee, Eric (II)/Bartel, Paul/Levine, Mark L./Aykroyd, Dan/Lynn, Jonathan/Worthington, Cal/Balduzzi, Dick/Kasdan, Lawrence/Steinfeld, Jake/Ildari, Hassan/Farnsworth, Richard/Gramian, Beruce/Gottlieb, Carl (I)/Higgins, Colin (I)/Evans, Art/Dawn, Wes/Salt, Waldo/Siegel, Don (I)/Demme, Jonathan/Kaplan, William B./Franklin, Richard (I)/McGill, Bruce/Kahan, Saul/Paynter, Robert/Armstrong, Reed/Miles, Vera/Beltran, Alma/Papas, Irene/Cadell, Ava/Harrold, Kathryn/Clarke, Hope (I)/Quo, Beulah/Dugan, Sue/Sanders, Peggy/Gaul, Patricia/Ramsey, Zoreh/Pfeiffer, Dedee/Solorzano, Elizabeth/Pickren, Stacey/Hutchinson, Tracy (I)/Sakai, Erica/Roberts, Dian/Slavka/Madani, Ali/Bowser, Sue/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Heckerling, Amy/Clark, Cynthia Lea/Barish, Rory/Pelton, Jean/Stimpson, Viola Kates +Intolerable Cruelty (2003)/Aldredge, Tom/O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Keyes, Irwin/Linden, Colin/Colman, Booth/Kyle, Jack/Brown, Rosey/Hadary, Jonathan/Fenton, Sean/Sagoes, Ken/Clark, Blake/Marshal, Gary (II)/Fisher, Douglas/Rush, Geoffrey/Applegate, Royce D./Herrmann, Edward/Ives, George/Trautman, Allan/De Hoyos, Jason/Adelstein, Paul/Vigus, Larry/Shaffer, Nicholas/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Cedric the Entertainer/Bliss, John (I)/Turner, Dale E./Clooney, George/Condon, Barbara Kerr/Osburn, Julie/Luyben, Kate/Dattilo, Kristin/Zeta-Jones, Catherine/Travis, Stacey (I)/Baker, Justine/O'Connor, Isabell/Marquardt, Bridget/Anderson, Camille/Harrison, Emma (II)/Sheffield, Tamie/Warren, Kiersten/Gillis, Mary/Josepher, Wendle/Baker, Kitana/Duffy, Julia/Yeagley, Susan/Gleason, Mary Pat/Drake, Judith (I)/Cottet, Mia +Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages (1916)/Clifton, Elmer/Borzage, Frank/Stockdale, Carl/Meyer, Arthur (II)/McClure, A.W./Cosgrave, Jack/Wilson, Hal (I)/Bennett, Frank (I)/De Grasse, Sam (I)/Singh, Ranji/Crisp, Donald (I)/Modjeska, Felix/Reid, Wallace/Ingraham, Lloyd (I)/Lincoln, Elmo/Sears, Allan/Corrado, Gino/Levy, Morris (II)/Brown, William H./Davidson, Max (I)/Moore, Owen/Long, Walter/Tree, Sir Herbert Beerbohm/Burns, James (I)/Lewis, Ralph (I)/Fairbanks, Douglas/Henabery, Joseph/Ritz, Louis/Vidor, King/Wells, Raymond (I)/Aitken, Spottiswoode/Paget, Alfred/Landry, Martin (I)/Romaine, Louis/Quirk, Billy/Courtright, William/Singh, Ah/Marshall, Tully/McCarthy, John P. (II)/von Stroheim, Erich/Harron, Robert/Davidson, Dore/Cassidy, William E./Bragdon, John/Turner, F.A./von Ritzau, Erich/Campeau, Frank/Hicks, Russell (I)/Young, Tammany/Curley, James (II)/House, Chandler/Lucas, Wilfred/Dillon, Edward/Lawler, Robert/James, George (III)/Gaye, Howard/Beranger, George/Blue, Monte/Pegg, Vester/Stanley, Maxfield/Wilson, Tom (I)/De Brulier, Nigel/Burns, Edward (IV)/Walsh, George (I)/Brown, Karl (I)/Hopkins, Clyde E./Lawrence, W.E./Fawcett, George/Butterworth, Ernest/Cloud, Dark/McDonald, Francis/Van Courtlandt, Charles/Carpenter, Francis/Bernard, Barney/Duncan, Ted (I)/Hopper Sr., DeWolf/Shawn, Ted/Henderson, Dell/Butler, David (I)/Siegmann, George/Van Dyke, W.S./Geldart, Clarence/Scott, Howard (II)/Eagle Eye, Charles/Brownlee, Frank/Browning, Tod/Pallette, Eugene/Cooper, Miriam/Wilson, Margery/Clifton, Lotta/Denishawn Dancers, The/Grey, Olga/Marsh, Marguerite/Washington, Eleanor/Handforth, Ruth/Walthall, Anna Mae/Marsh, Mae/Lewis, Vera/Crowell, Josephine/Gish, Lillian/Elmore, Pearl/Ashton, Sylvia/Lee, Jennie (I)/Lee, Alberta/Bruce, Kate (I)/Corbin, Virginia Lee/Collier, Constance/Westover, Winifred/Mackley, Mrs. Arthur/Terry, Ethel Grey/Talmadge, Constance/Cartwright, Peggy/Childers, Hazel/Wilson, Grace (II)/Mooney, Margaret/Starke, Pauline/Langdon, Lillian/Jefferson, Daisy/Darling, Ruth/Huntley, Luray/O'Connor, Loyola/Dempster, Carol/Southern, Eve/Talmadge, Natalie/St. Denis, Ruth/Alden, Mary/Harris, Mildred (I)/Love, Bessie/Sul-Te-Wan, Madame/Browne, Lucille/Bradbury, Kitty/Rubens, Alma/Myers, Carmel/Owen, Seena/Carmen, Jewel +Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)/O'Malley, Pat (I)/Way, Guy/Donovan, King/Bissell, Whit/Peckinpah, Sam/Gates, Larry/Glass, Everett/Vejar, Harry J./Osterloh, Robert/Clark, Bobby (I)/Fadden, Tom/Dumke, Ralph/Deacon, Richard (I)/Rennie, Guy/Hagney, Frank/Greer, Dabbs/Patterson, Kenneth (I)/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Maude, Beatrice/Wynter, Dana/Stevens, Eileen/Andren, Jean/Selland, Marie/Jones, Carolyn (I)/Christine, Virginia/Willes, Jean +Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)/Fisher, David (XIII)/Hindle, Art/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Scheftel, Jeff/Argent, Maurice/Ritchie, Stan/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Nimoy, Leonard/Walter, Jerry/Siegel, Don (I)/Conti, Sam/Luddy, Tom/Bellan, Joe/Kaufman, Philip (I)/Nalbandian, Al/McVeigh, Lee/Dahlgren, Tom/Mines, Lee/Hiona, Sam/Moy, Wood/Perez, Al (I)/Duvall, Robert (I)/Goodrow, Garry/Goldblum, Jeff/Goldoni, Lelia/Misty (XI)/Wong, R./Kaufman, Rose/Adams, Brooke (I)/Cartwright, Veronica +Invasions barbares, Les (2003)/Domerc, François/Rousseau, Stéphane/Ricard, Sébastien/Ouellet, Jean-René/Charest, Jean Antoine/Darceuil, Dominic/Pelletier, Gilles/Arcand, Denys/Brière, Daniel/Curzi, Pierre/Bruno, Alain/Parent, Jean-Marc/Jacques, Yves/Cecchinato, Toni/Girard, Rémy/Dupuis, Roy/Fernandez, Kenneth/Touzin, Stéphane/Lu, Sean/Lepage, Gaston/Gow, David (I)/Desgagnés, Yves/Bouchard, Denis/Gilles, Frédéric/Paulhus, Eric/Caron, Jacques (II)/Huberdeau, Sébastien/McPherson, Shawn/Grenon, Macha/de Medeiros, Sofia/Roy, Lise/Tremblay, Johanne-Marie/Orsini, Inés/Berryman, Dorothée/Lanctôt, Micheline/Hands, Marina/Hardy, Françoise (I)/Poudrette, Hélène-Manon/Lambing, Dawn/Mak, Bonnie/Beauchemin, Julie/Blais, Isabelle/Drapeau, Sylvie/Hader, Karen/Lorain, Sophie/Wiseman, Valérie/Tu, Julie/Kearns, Janique/Thuot, Yvette/Michel, Dominique/Gélinas, Mitsou/Evert, Chris (I)/Jeanneret, Valérie/Boies, Markita/Sutherland, Anna-Marie/Croze, Marie-Josée/Erkoreka, Rose-Maïté/Portal, Louise +Inventing the Abbotts (1997)/St. Heart, Sean/Patton, Will (I)/Brown, Garrett M./Keaton, Michael/Hatosy, Shawn/Frazier, David (I)/Crudup, Billy/Cummins, Jack/Nivola, Alessandro/Sutton, Michael (I)/Heckendorn, David/Rosengren, Clive/Phoenix, Joaquin/Benz, Julie/McLellan, Zoe/Connelly, Jennifer/Sherman, Amanda (I)/Baker, Kathy (I)/Tyler, Liv/Vassallo, Nicole M./Post, Andrea/Going, Joanna/Ash, Margaret/Williams, Barbara (I)/Barnes, Susan (I) +Invincible (2006)/DeMatteo, Cosmo/McCarthy, Michael (V)/Serlen, Richard/Simms, Mark/Reese, Merrill/Lamendola, Tim/Alves, John/Guglielmucci, Joseph/Kehler, Jack/Smith, Franklin Ojeda/Cohen, Brett Joseph/Cicco, Dominick/Reilly, Rick/Currie, Brian Hayes/Bartosic, Mark/Vellozzi, Sonny/Donoghue, Bryan/Wolfe, John (II)/Clark, Steve M./Graham III, Jimmy/Carr, James A./Soden, Jared/Alleyne, Turron Kofi/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Acevedo, Kirk/Luke Jr., Tony/Ferrara, Francis J./Goncalves, Justin/Murtaugh, James/Gibson, Jeffrey Lee/Mulheren, Michael/Shapiro, Kenny (I)/Spink, Daniel/Hopkins, Zack/Darigo, Sal/Duncan, Anthony R./Fisher, Stink/Vaught, Gary/Brache, Ignacio/Kinnear, Greg/Davidoff, Dov/Grinn, Pride/McDade, Patrick/Pearl, David (III)/Conway, Kevin (I)/Eisenmann, Marc/Masciulli, Earle/Walsh, Patrick M./LaQuerre, Paul/Phillips, Tristan/Ingram, Kevin (II)/Couture, Randy/Banks, Nicoye/Duffy, Kerry Shawn/Thompson, Joe (VIII)/Lawton, Anthony (I)/Rispoli, Michael/McCarthy, Joe (V)/Palumbo, Jimmy/Kosman, Frank/Kelly, Michael (V)/DiStefano, Pete/Nouri, Michael/Britton, Rod/Fitzgerald, Brian Scott/Donahue, Harry/Hayes, Michael (VII)/Pendelton, Charles/Crowley, Timothy F./Brainard, Michael/Quick, Mike/Strother, Frederick/Turner, Morgan (II)/Cohen, Lynn (I)/Glaudini, Lola/Lessin, Barbara/Banks, Elizabeth (II)/Pahlevan, Mina/Moses, Susan (I)/Turco, Paige +Invisible Man, The (1933)/Richardson, Jack (I)/Digges, Dudley/Carradine, John/Stubbs, Harry/Thomas, Jameson/Clive, E.E./Billings, Ted/Herbert, Holmes/Travers, Henry (I)/Kent, Crauford/Reeves, Bob (I)/Harrigan, William/Brennan, Walter/Ricketts, Tom/Harvey, Forrester/Brower, Robert (I)/Merivale, John/Montague, Monte (I)/Stuart, Donald/Adair, Robert/Frye, Dwight/Rains, Claude/Corrigan, D'Arcy/O'Connor, Una/Jones, Tiny/Gordon, Mary (I)/Tottenham, Merle/Kemble Cooper, Violet/Stuart, Gloria/Tansey, Emma/Sheldon, Kathryn +Io non ho paura (2003)/Cristiano, Giuseppe (I)/Antonacci, Fabio/Vasca, Michele/Abbrescia, Dino/Di Pierro, Mattia/Biase, Stefano/Careccia, Giorgio/Tetta, Fabio/Abatantuono, Diego/Zinna, Riccardo/Conserva, Adriana/Matturo, Giulia/Sánchez-Gijón, Aitana/Sánchez, Susi/Stefanucci, Antonella +Ipcress File, The (1965)/Baptiste, Thomas/Caine, Michael (I)/MacGreevy, Oliver/Chapman, Paul (I)/Meadows, Stanley/Doleman, Guy/Burrell, Richard (I)/Glover, David (I)/Rea, Charles/Gatliff, Frank/Behrmann, Josef/Jackson, Gordon (I)/Murray, Michael (IV)/Baird, Anthony/Faulkner, Max/Caunter, Tony/Vadaszffy, Zsolt/Hutton, Ric/Ashmore, Peter/Raymond, Barry/Blackwell, Douglas/Green, Nigel (I)/Richards, Aubrey/Edwards, Glynn/Blackshaw, Anthony/Lloyd, Sue (I)/Bamford, Freda/Winter, Pauline +Iris (2001 I)/Broadbent, Jim/Marcus, Stephen/Marshall, Kris/Mannion, Tom/Bonneville, Hugh/Hutchinson, Derek/West, Samuel/Edis, Steve/Gomez, John (II)/West, Timothy/Bron, Eleanor/Todd, Saira/Morant, Angela/Howland, Juliet/Aubrey, Juliet/Carroll, Nancy (II)/Wilton, Penelope/Bakewell, Joan/McLynn, Pauline/Reidy, Gabrielle/Winslet, Kate/Hayes, Siobhan/Arkwright, Charlotte/Arkwright, Harriet/Allsopp, Matilda/Dench, Judi/Handy, Emma +Irma la Douce (1963)/Jourdan, Louis (I)/Bernardi, Herschel/McNear, Howard/Barrier, Edgar/Jacobi, Lou/Palma, Joe/Jones, Herb (I)/Beck, Billy (I)/Bixby, Bill/Caan, James/Sahakian, Jack/Dubov, Paul/Lemmon, Jack/Yarnell, Bruce/O'Dell, Doye/Brown, James (II)/Peel, Richard/Diamond, Don/Lerner, Diki/Osmond, Cliff/Alvin, John (I)/Krugman, Lou/Moustache/Deauville, Sheryl/MacLaine, Shirley/Holiday, Hope/Shawlee, Joan/Woods, Susan (I)/Whitney, Grace Lee/Satana, Tura/Earl, Ruth/Earl, Jane/Young, Harriette +Iron Eagle (1986)/Alldredge, Michael/Williams, Chino 'Fats'/Nolan, Roger (I)/Bowen, Michael (I)/Levine, Jerry/Kehoe, Michael/Gavriel, Uri/Gedrick, Jason/Gossett Jr., Louis/Brascia, Dominick/Menachem, David/Thomerson, Tim/LeGault, Lance/Parker, F. William/Rist, Robbie/Ward, David (III)/Becker, Tony/Garrison, Rob/Fridley, Tom/Thayer, Max/Footlik, Jay/Richards, Paul O'Brien/Suchet, David/Elders, Kevin/Scott, Larry B. (I)/Jayne, Robert/Schara, Albert R./Rabin, Steve/King, Kevin (I)/Greenlee, David/Bradley, Christopher (I)/Shiloach, Joseph/Jeffries, Will (II)/Zadok, Arnon/Wills, Terry/Hyman, Jerry/Bloch, Debbie/Wagner, Kathy (I)/Smith, Shawnee/Haase, Heather (I)/Lagerfelt, Caroline/Hardin, Melora/Colton, Jacque Lynn +Iron Giant, The (1999)/Gammon, James (I)/Eiding, Paul/Walsh, M. Emmet/Borisoff, Devon Cole/Bumpass, Rodger/McDonald, Christopher (I)/O'Donohue, Ryan/Connick Jr., Harry/Johnston, Ollie/Howerton, Charles (I)/Angel, Jack (I)/Eginton, Zack/Tochi, Brian/Bergen, Bob/Proctor, Phil/Clotworthy, Robert/Farmer, Bill (I)/Thomas, Frank (I)/Mahoney, John (I)/Diesel, Vin/Bird, Michael (IV)/Marienthal, Eli/Leachman, Cloris/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Tippo, Patti/Aniston, Jennifer/Bergman, Mary Kay/McGowan, Mickie/Darling, Jennifer +Irréversible (2002)/Dupontel, Albert/Cassel, Vincent/Nato/Drouot, Stéphane/Derdérian, Stéphane/Titof/Costes, Jean-Louis/Jara-Millo/Noé, Gaspar/Khima, Mourad/Moreau, Eric (II)/Gondoin, Michel/Lemaire, Christophe/Prestia, Jo/Quellec, Le/Hellal/Fesche/Nahon, Philippe (I)/Adoum/Giami/Foulaux/Bellucci, Monica +Ishtar (1987)/Ryan, Mark (VIII)/Abramson, Stuart/Margulies, David/Smith, Edgar (II)/Ipalé, Aharon/Ben Driss, Aziz/Zevnik, Neil/Beatty, Warren/Gray, Ian (I)/Jawdokimov, Alexei/Berglas, Ron/Melamed, Fred/Brauss, Arthur/Khan, Sumar/Hyde-White, Alex/Cutler, J.C./Gordon, Bruce (II)/Trumpbour, John/Hoffman, Dustin/Head, Tony/Patton, Frank (III)/Rashed, Nayef/Grodin, Charles (I)/Bilginer, Haluk/Masri, George/Zaari, Maati/Kamarr/Gardner, Herb/Bouhaddane, Larbi/Clarke, Warren/Girolami, Robert V./Moor, Bill/Hageb, Fijad/Bailey, Bill (II)/Nedari, Eddy/Frewer, Matt/Morgan, Jon Paul/Kroll, Abe/Gryff, Stefan/Sawalha, Nadim/Freudenheim, John/Gmerek, Joseph/Standig, Paul/Weston, Jack/Schopper, Phillip/Jean-Charles, Patrice/Kane, Carol (I)/Jean-Charles, Danielle/Rose, Cristine/Kroll, Hannah/Garfield, Julie/Adjani, Isabelle/Harper, Tess/Arrick, Rose/Jean-Charles, Marie +Island of Dr. Moreau, The (1996)/Elliott, Peter (II)/Young, Neil (II)/Dacascos, Mark/López, Miguel (I)/Rigney, Daniel/Hootkins, William/Stanley, Richard (I)/Morrison, Temuera/Perlman, Ron/Hudson, David (I)/Soedjarvo, Agoes/Vreeken, Ron/Hofschneider, Marco/Kilmer, Val/Thewlis, David/Brando, Marlon/Horvath, Lou/de la Rosa, Nelson/Silver, Kitty/Mahl, Fiona/Grant, Clare/Balk, Fairuza +Island, The (2005)/Granoff, James/Dickerson, D.B./Bucaro III, Joe/Brenner, Derrick/Orefice, Nick/O'Connor, Robert (IV)/Lawrence, Mark Christopher/Leckner, Brian/Everett, Tom/Licata, Richard V./Mitchell, Dakota/Tolpin, Ben/Blendell, Troy/McCorkle, Kevin/Ellis, Chris (I)/Smagula, Jimmy/Abrams, Phil/Carter, Alex (I)/Hutchman, Rich/Behrens, Eamon/Baker, Max/Coates, Kim/Ford, Trent/Peters, Chris (IV)/Sherman, Robert (III)/Cieslinski, Matthew/Morshower, Glenn/Haubert, Mitch/Gramm, Phillip/Nickens, Gary/Oglesby, Randy/Xifo, Ray/Campbell, Caleb/Clarington, Kyle/Anton, John/McBride, Jamie/Menendez, Gonzalo/McGregor, Ewan/Soldera, Jake/Ward, Kirk/Stone, Skyler/Walters, Richard John/Hounsou, Djimon/Buscemi, Steve/Reynolds, Craig (III)/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Tasz, Ryan/Yee, Kelvin Han/Paul, Don Michael/Hart, James (III)/Stewart, McKay/Manoux, J.P./Hughes, Kenneth (I)/Stepanek, Brian/Dauber, Lewis/Stonestreet, Eric/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Garrison, Grant (II)/Creech, Don/Daniels, Kevin (I)/Halligan, Tim/Papazian, Marty/Bean, Sean/Somerville, Phil/Whiten, Richard/Canavan, Michael (I)/Beller, Paul/Johansson, Scarlett/Gilbert, Taylor (II)/Gleason, Mary Pat/Martin, Mitzi/Weston, Olivia/Castro, Mary/Efremova, Svetlana (I)/Tishby, Noa/Secord, Jennifer/Plazinic, Sandra/Yegan, Ashley/Haines, Wendy/Smith, Shawnee/Leverington, Shelby/Flynn, Siobhan (I)/Daniel, Iran/Altschwager, Jenae/Thomas, Sage/Dylan, Whitney/Boyer, Katy/Tracey, Olivia/Brown, Yvette Nicole/Perkins, Kathleen Rose +It Could Happen to You (1994)/Fischer, John Louis (I)/Goldstein, Edward B./Goldstein, Edward (I)/Krascella, Jed/Pietri, Pedro/Tucci, Stanley/Pellegrino, Frank (II)/Mishkin, Budd/Rivera, Rene/Dorfman, Robert/Goldsmith, Merwin/Santiago, Emena C./Parolisi, Phil/Marker, Laury/Stein, Phil (I)/Manos, George J./Luciano, Felipe/Colon, Willie/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Taylor, Nick (I)/Cassel, Seymour/Buttons, Red/Bernstein, Douglas/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Sabater, Jimmy (I)/Cage, Nicolas/Freeman, J.E./Squitieri, Barry/Thomas, John Norman/White, Carl (I)/Sheppard, Bob (I)/Schwab, Kaipo/Busch, Charles (I)/Hayes, Isaac/Pastore, Vincent/Turner, Jerome (I)/Lowlicht, Charles B./Muraoka, Alan/Russell, John R./Pierce, Wendell/Cafferty, Jack/Lim, Kay Tong/Svoronos, George/David, Angel/Chowdhry, Ranjit/Rojas, Víctor (II)/Atkins, Amy/Pressley, Brenda/Martinez, Feiga/Winde, Beatrice/Lancaster, Ellen/Perez, Rosie/Yang, Ginny/Dowd, Ann/Tarpley, Candece/Lobell, Anna/Pietropinto, Angela/Fonda, Bridget/Washington, Cheryl/Bern, Mina/Shear, Claudia/Deschanel, Emily/McNenny, Kathleen +It Happened One Night (1934)/Wilroy, Charles/Simon, S.S./Daniels, Mickey/Engle, Billy/Kibbee, Milton/Eckhardt, Oliver/Bond, Ward/Hoyt, Arthur/Connolly, Walter/Browne, Charles A./Pingree, Earl/Ricketts, Tom/Dodd, Neal/Breakston, George P./Curtis, Jack (I)/Chandler, Eddy/Cooke, Ray/Burns, Edmund/Karns, Roscoe/Fox, Allen/Kane, Eddie (I)/Josephson, Sam/Bradley, Harry C./Creighton, Ray/Starkey, Bert/Walton, Fred (I)/Hume, Harry/Holliday, Frank/Carson, Ken/Wengren, Dave/Guard, Kit/Holman, Harry/Clark, Wallis/Roubert, Matty/Wallace, John (I)/Price, Hal/Adams, Ernie (I)/Schecter, Marvin/Burke, James (I)/Thomas, Jameson/Hale, Alan (I)/Wilson, Charles C./Robinson, Ky/Schultz, Harry (I)/Hall, Sherry/McCall, William (I)/Gable, Clark/Crehan, Joseph/Loback, Marvin/Todd, Harry/Wadsworth, Henry/Yaconelli, Frank/Bacon, Irving/Solomon, Linda Lee/Ross, Rita (I)/Turner, Maidel/May, Rose (I)/Morgan, Kate (I)/Sykes, Ethel/Tansey, Emma/Dennison, Eva/Friderici, Blanche/Lindell, Mimi/Reid, Margaret (I)/Colbert, Claudette/Fuller, Dolores/Rose, Blanche/McDowell, Claire/O'Byrne, Patsy/Talent, Jane/Flowers, Bess +It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963)/Winters, Jonathan (I)/Sherlock, Charles (I)/Howard, Moe (I)/Clements, Stanley/Mazurki, Bob/Keaton, Buster/Jenkins, Allen/Norton, Cliff/Georgiade, Nicholas/Clarke, John (I)/Anderson, Eddie 'Rochester'/Carney, Alan/Chandler, Chick/Freberg, Stan/Holloway, Sterling/Weaver, Doodles/Blue, Ben/Ford, Paul (I)/Birch, Paul/Terry-Thomas/Berle, Milton/Fell, Norman/Corrigan, Lloyd/Knotts, Don/Kaplan, Marvin/Horton, Edward Everett/Engel, Roy/McGraw, Charles/Brown, Joe E./Karnes, Robert/Lane, Charles (I)/Gorcey, Leo/Tracy, Spencer/Roberts, Roy (I)/Reiner, Carl/Devine, Andy (I)/Silvers, Phil/Lewis, Jerry (I)/Da Silva, Howard/Kennedy, Tom (I)/Lauter, Harry/Ryder, Eddie/Durante, Jimmy/Stewart, Nick (I)/Falk, Peter (I)/Smith, Eddie (I)/Mazurki, Mike/Hackett, Buddy/Backus, Jim/Caesar, Sid/Lessy, Ben/Harris, Stacy (I)/White, Jesse (I)/Flavin, James/Benny, Jack/Demarest, William/Shawn, Dick/Tong, Sammee/Stang, Arnold/DeRita, Joe/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Harvey, Don C./Fine, Larry (I)/Rhue, Madlyn/Pitts, Zasu/Provine, Dorothy/Pepper, Barbara/Durfee, Minta/Glenn, Louise/Diamond, Selma/Chase, Barrie/Merman, Ethel/Lewis, Bobo/Adams, Edie +It's a Wonderful Life (1946)/Morris, Philip (I)/Lane, Charles (I)/Sullivan, Charles (I)/Chapin, Michael/Ralph, Ronnie/Stevens, Cedric/Roberts, Mark (I)/Karns, Todd/Kane, Eddie (I)/Simms, Larry/Nokes, Georgie/Leonard, Sheldon/Kent, Carl (I)/Albertson, Frank (I)/Fadden, Tom/Lewis, Meade 'Lux'/Chandler, Lane/Schindell, Cy/Hansen, Carl Eric/Davis, Lew/Wagner, Max (I)/MacDonald, J. Farrell/Denny, Harry/Fenton, Frank/Faylen, Frank/Holman, Harry/Keane, Edward/Fetherston, Eddie/Howard, Bert/Bernard, Joseph E./Elliott, Dick (I)/Edmunds, William/Switzer, Carl 'Alfalfa'/Adams, Ernie (I)/Buckley, Buz/Ash, Sam/Hinds, Samuel S./Parker, Franklin/Flint, Sam/Clark, Edward (I)/Frederick, Lee/Halton, Charles/Travers, Henry (I)/Barrymore, Lionel/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Warner, H.B./Bridge, Al/Olsen, Moroni/Williams, Charles (I)/Anderson, Bobby (II)/Mummert, Danny/Coleman, Tom (I)/Howard, Art/Lally, Mike (I)/Chatterton, Tom/Wilson, Charles C./Hagney, Frank/Heywood, Herbert/Mitchell, Thomas (I)/Moorhouse, Bert/Owen, Garry (I)/Mack, Wilbur/Hawkins, Jimmy/Andrews, Stanley (I)/Walker, Ray (I)/Kibbee, Milton/Graham, Herschel/Cheshire, Harry/Meakin, Charles/Landon, Harold/Stewart, James (I)/Kearns, Joseph (I)/Bond, Ward/Davis, Bryn/Corby, Ellen/Bayless, Mary/Acker, Jean/Patton, Virginia/Roose, Jeanine Ann/Sessions, Almira/Packer, Netta/Andre, Monya/Edwards, Sarah (I)/Mack, Irene/Randolph, Lillian/Laird, Effie/Coombs, Carol/Reed, Donna/Gale, Jean (II)/Grahame, Gloria/Bondi, Beulah/Carr, Marian/Brunetti, Argentina/Grimes, Karolyn/Belden, Beth/Treen, Mary +It's All About Love (2003)/Aalam, Steve/Stenberg, Ronny/Penn, Sean (I)/Sapone, Alexander/Franklin, James/Kemp, Dennis (I)/Sommerville, Michael (I)/Greenlee, Tim/Figazc, Wieslaw/Wendorf, Larry/Silva, Erich/Boakye, Frankie/Hutchings, Geoffrey/Pettersson, Maala/Phoenix, Joaquin/Persson, Ingemar/Kempner, Teddy/Okine, Daniel/Ydstål, Curt/Simpson, Michael (VII)/Petersen, Morten B./Kutlug, Suat/Scott, Darrell (I)/Smith, Sean-Michael/Ditson, Harry/Khuse, Ronald/Henshall, Douglas/McIntyre, Kevin/Staykov, Georgi/Fearrington, Norman/Wolf, Nick/Fader, Matthew/Cagnard, James/Larsen, Thomas Bo/Andersson, Håkan/Strong, Mark (II)/Armstrong, Alun/Thomas Jr., Luis/Lindeman, Mikael/Siima, Martha/Sebalj, Ines/Andreasen, Betina/Carlhem, Anne/Stenberg, Gunnel/Seisay, Manya/Page, Patricia (II)/Nowakowski, Joanna/Ové, Indra/Martindale, Margo/Rudberg, Mariann/Beyene Muhaxhiri, Meaza/Gustafsson, Ia/Forgy Viktrup, Julia/Wallander, Anna/Reid, Sandra (III)/Danes, Claire/Stårup, Trine/Melis, Giulia/Björklund, Margaretha +It's All Gone Pete Tong (2004)/Fernandez, Ismael Rodriguez/Garcia, Francisco Romero/Spence, Paul/Elliston, Ron Lloy Hugh/Chester, Charlie (II)/Tiësto/Ashworth, Barry/Fernandez, Christian Piera/Tong, Pete/Kaye, Geffen Strummer/Gold, Gideon/Maskell, Neil/Arcotongelo, Torrente/Oram, Steve/Hammond, Lol/Lawrence, David (V)/Christensen, Jes Kronberg/Fernandez, Marcial Rodriguez/Willis, Simon J./Garcia, Pedrito/Skilling, Gordon/Williams, Sterling/Kronberg, Christensem Jes/Thompson, Freddie (I)/Plester, Tim/Galban-Fear, Borja/Antopolski, Dan/Van Dyk, Paul/Cox, Carl (I)/Kaye, Paul (IV)/Wilmot, Mike/Siano, Rudy/Whittle, Danny/Lim, Doctor S.C./Magowan, Kate/Garcia, Raquel (I)/Bianco, Victoria/Navarro, Angeles 'La Chocolata'/Batarda, Beatriz/Schmidt, Janine/Maja, Monica/Main, Sarah (I) +It's Pat (1994)/Ween, Dean/Sweeney, Michael (I)/LaMarr, Phil/McGee, Bobby (I)/Gonzáles, Rueben/Ween, Gene/Meadows, Tim/Willerford, Bari K./McNiven, Philip/Weiss, John (III)/Alejandrino, Alberto/Pileggi, Mitch/Tondo, Jerry/Sweeney, Robert M./Hankin, Larry/Yama, Michael/Foley, Dave (I)/Drake, David (I)/Rocket, Charles/Weiss, Andrew (I)/Stack, Timothy (I)/Paglia, Camille/Sorken, Arlenn/Wright, Katie (I)/Sweeney, Julia/Christie, Julianne/Leech, Beverly/Palmer, Alyson (I)/Najimy, Kathy/Ziff, Bitzi/Yamaguchi, Kiyoko/Ziff, Amy/Hayden, Julie/Mosher, Susan/Florence, Robin Mary/Hengstler, Dee/Griffin, Kathy/Baltron, Donna/Scheer, Mary/Betty (I) +Italian Job, The (1969)/Le Mesurier, John/Morris, John (IV)/Ware, Derek (I)/Vallone, Raf/Cox, Barry/Diamond, Arnold/Bateson, Timothy/Hunter, Alastair/Standing, Michael (I)/Kelly, Frank (II)/Brazzi, Rossano/Dee, Simon/Clive, John/Romano, Renato/Valgoi, Mario/Innes, George/Salamone, David/Hill, Benny/Beckley, Tony/Mansi, Louis/Jarvis, Frank/Payn, Graham/Essome, Richard/Baird, Harry/Powell, Robert (I)/Emney, Fred/Coward, Noel/Novelli, Franco/Caine, Michael (I)/McGee, Henry/Forgeham, John/Kelly, David (I)/Caine, Stanley/Rietty, Robert/Collinson, Hazel/Leon, Valerie/Handl, Irene/Blye, Margaret/Goldoni, Lelia/Gatto, Lana +Italian Job, The (2003)/Krupa, Olek/G, Franky/Tobin, John H./Alexander, Thomas (I)/Norton, Edward (I)/Jones, Terrelle/Speiser, Aaron/Cummins, Gregory Scott/Nyi, Frank/Statham, Jason/Adsit, Scott/Green, Seth/Petronelli, Stefano/Yohnka, Merritt/Rhee, Simon/Callegarini, Fausto/Moore Jr., Christopher/Def, Mos/Walker, Erik/Greco, Tiberio/Fanning, Shawn/Homan, Joel/Scarpa, Fabio/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Nunez, Oscar/Soltes, Alfred/Alden, John (I)/Gawtti/Ebunilo, Valentine/Ryan, Marty (II)/Krutonog, Boris Lee/Adams, Ryan B./Bonora, Cristiano/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Shubert, Jimmy/Morales, Martin/Jayne, Melanie/Theron, Charlize/Brook, Kelly/O'Brien, Gloria/Costello, Julie (I)/Portser, Mary/Cubilette, Tammi +Italiensk for begyndere (2000)/Berthelsen, Anders W./Mejding, Bent/Brygmann, Martin/Kaalund, Lars/Battiston, Armando/Svare, Steen (I)/Gantzler, Peter/Barsotti, Carlo/Jensen, Henning (I)/Valese, Matteo/Madsen, Alex Nyborg/Rask, Jens-Jørgen/Noval, Alexander/Zanon, Silvio/Gerving, Claus/Christensen, Jesper (I)/Zaplini, Radu/Tiemroth, Lene/Jensen, Sara Indrio/Wölck, Rikke/Jørgensen, Ann Eleonora/Voldstedlund, Merete/Støvelbæk, Anette/Oldenburg, Susanne/Steentoft, Elsebeth/Mynster, Karen-Lise +Jabberwocky (1977)/Gorman, John (II)/Russell, Sheridan Earl/Jones, Terry (I)/Le Mesurier, John/Francis, Derek/Gilliam, Terry/Goodwin, Harold (II)/Salmon, Peter (I)/Innes, Neil/Crowden, Graham/Jones, Des/Corbett, Harry H./Kaye, Gorden/Wells, Jerold (I)/English, Terry/Curran, Paul (I)/Pratt, Roger/Prowse, David/Evans, Roy (I)/Wall, Max/Deadman, Derek/Bird, John (I)/Bresslaw, Bernard/Glover, Brian/Williams, Glenn (I)/Silver, George/Palin, Michael/Williams, Frank (I)/Casillas, Peter (I)/Carrick, Antony/Cellier, Peter/Sympson, Tony/Colley, Kenneth/Muir, Dan/Rollings, Gordon/Williams, Simon (I)/Mitchell, Warren (I)/O'Connor, Derrick/Gavin, Bill (I)/Aitken, Tony (I)/Hough, Julian/Pringle, Bryan/Sharp, John (I)/Bewes, Rodney/Logue, Christopher/Sesta, Hilary/Cowling, Brenda/Sharp-Bolster, Anita/Dane, Alexandra/Badland, Annette/Fallender, Deborah/Duvitski, Janine +Jack (1996)/Nalbandian, Al/Jones, Steven Anthony/Bosley, Todd/Hernandez, Hugo/Novello, Don/Talmadge, Victor/Kornbluth, Josh/Escovedo, Juan/Rich, Allan/Escovedo, Pete/Kennedy, Ryan (IV)/Escovedo, Peter Michael/Gutierrez, Studio/Turner, Jonathan A./Quam, John/Madland, Michael/Kroot, Matt/Randell Silver, Jonathan/Cosby, Bill/Ritzenberg, Sam/Higgins, Andrew/Kerwin, Brian/DeSimone, Anthony/Hicks, Dwight/Coppola, Marc/Hughes, Van (I)/Jefferson II, Terry Ricardo/Murotake, David/Rubin, David (II)/Moore, Mike (II)/McGovern, Terence/Akins, Joe/Loeckle, Ray/Smith, Seth (I)/Neuenschwander, Bria/Williams, Robin (I)/Yedidia, Mario/Collins, Rickey D'Shon/Simpkins, Joseph Quinn/Okin, Morty/Zolotin, Adam/Chisholm, Jesse James/Swan, James A./Lynch, Edward (II)/Young, Keone/McKean, Michael (I)/Corey, Irwin/Lelliott, Jeremy/Smith, Tyler (III)/Smollett, Jurnee/Shumaker, Helen/De La Fontaine, Jacqui/Ashby, Carroll/Whitbeck, Allison/Peart, Kamela/Van Alyn, Abigail/Stasi, Carol/Sutherland, Kendra/Bonet, Wilma/Pabros, Marcella/Lauren, Ashlee/Drescher, Fran/Wilson, Whitney (I)/Lane, Diane (I)/Hagan, Jennifer/Judd, Rainer/Etheredge, Jeanette/Garces, Jennifer/Faith, Dani/Wonderly, Kim/Lopez, Jennifer (I) +Jack Frost (1998)/Giannelli, Steve/Johnston, Jay/Zappa, Ahmet/Rabin, Trevor/Ferre, Cameron/Kraft, Scott/Chips, Mr./Nelson, Rusty/Cross, Joseph (I)/Cesario, Jeff/Lawrence, Andrew (I)/Tompkins, Paul F. (I)/Brock, Benjamin/Knight, Rich (II)/Zappa, Dweezil/Lanoil, Bruce/Thomson, Scott (I)/Rothhaar, Will/Butters, Mike/Vaughan, Stevie Ray/Rokicki, Joe/Colomby, Scott/Michaels, Jimmy/Ennis, John (I)/Molino III, Louis/Handley, Taylor/Gress, Googy/Keaton, Michael/Federman, Wayne (I)/Rollins, Henry/Marienthal, Eli/Addy, Mark/Mahannah, Jazzie/Sanders, Ajai/Cheshire, Denise/Crawford Brown, Pat/Boorem, Mika/Henning, Golden/Preston, Kelly/Zappa, Moon Unit/Haydn, Lili/Robertson, Jennifer (III) +Jackal, The (1997)/Touhy, Rick/Lineback, Richard/Guyer, Murphy/Willis, Bruce/Cunningham, John (I)/Phillips, Leslie/Gibbs, David Gene/Ross, Jim Ratman/MacPherson, Walt/Clark, Jim (I)/Sullivan, Peter (III)/Christianssens, Serge/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/Kingdom, Bob/Yeltsin, Boris/Principe, Frank/Currier, Terrence/Stepanov, Yuri (II)/Loughlin, Terry/Tsar Nicholas II/McCauley, James Michael/Sobchak, Victor/Johnston, Jeff (I)/Gorbachev, Mikhail/Bailey, Ewan/Wolfe, Ed Wolfman/Caton-Jones, Michael/Cubison, Richard/Kim, Daniel Dae/Altman, Allen/Issyanov, Ravil/Hayman, David (I)/Collins, Bill (I)/Houde, Serge (I)/Ziskie, Dan/Miller, Greg (II)/Simmons, J.K./Feuer, Sam/Helkey, James M./Testa, Dominic/Reagan, Ronald (I)/Hoziel, Eric/Spinella, Stephen/Delmar, Tom/Slotte, J. Christoffer/Grimshaw, Jim/Lenin, V.I./Bassett, Steve (I)/King, Larry (I)/Le Maistre, Philip/Mäkinen, Jarmo/Gere, Richard/Aris, Jonathan/Black, Jack (I)/Bland, John Harrington/Poitier, Sidney/Boscovic, Boris/Harper, Tess/May, Mathilda/Kirschenbauer, Karen/Okonedo, Sophie/Litas, Lee/Gano, Debra/Poitier, Pamela/Cheever, Caryn/Viederman, Laura/Venora, Diane/Jessup, Gayle/Alberico, Danette/Castle, Maggie/Tsarina Alexandra +Jackass Number Two (2006)/Chandrasekhar, Jay/Beeman, Terry/Todd, John (IV)/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Corella, John R./Elyashkevich, Dimitry/Manning, Joel (I)/Jonze, Spike/Landau, Jason/Pontius, Chris/Margera, Vincent/Brooks, Michael F./Tan, Dollar/Lacy, Preston/Wilson, Luke (I)/Horenstein, J.T./Vassallo, Sal/Knoxville, Johnny/Taylor, Rip/Dunn, Ryan (II)/Wormald, Kenny/Corr, Bobby/England, Dave/Shaffer, Matthew (II)/Kuhl, Keith/Acuña, Jason/Karol, Jim/Marciona, Anthony/Dicamillo, Brandon/Judge, Mike (I)/Margera, Phil/Hawk, Tony/Givens, Samuel/Waters, John (I)/Margera, Bam/Hoffman, Mat/Meismer, Mark/Novak, Brandon/Tremaine, Jeff/Steve-O/Bangs, Lance/Hislop, Scott/Sergott, Matt/Wolf, Tomer/McGhehey, Ehren/Doreck, Chad/Peterson, Paige (I)/Johnson, Jennifer D./Miller, Krista/Phillips, Tracy (II)/Campbell, Katie A./Taylor, Victoria (VI)/Miller, Ann Beth/McCusker, Marcy/Myers, Elizabeth (III)/Sheerin, Kelly/Keyes, Jennifer Lee/Bailess, Katherine/Margera, April/Strovas, Jenifer/Lin, Rebecca/Arturo, Lisa +Jackass: The Movie (2002)/Nastazio, Cory/Silveira, Scott/Rollins, Henry/Rakeyohn/Jonze, Spike/Elyashkevich, Dimitry/Fijal, Jason/Hawk, Tony/Butterbean/Taylor, Trip/Polick, Jack/Bangs, Lance/Lacy, Preston/Rasmus, Jason 'J2'/Iguchi, Greg/Rackley, Mark/Taylor, Rip/Steve-O/Margera, Phil/England, Dave/Margera, Bam/Knoxville, Johnny/Kassak, Mike/Puig, Manny/Singleton, Clyde/Tremaine, Jeff/Acuña, Jason/Kosick, Rick/Raab, Chris/Koston, Eric/McGhehey, Ehren/Hoffman, Mat/Dicamillo, Brandon/Dunn, Ryan (II)/Cliver, Sean/Pontius, Chris/Margera, Jess/LeBell, Gene/Fall, Loomis/Kipper, David A./Barnett, Dorothy/Hodge, Stephanie (II)/Kumagai, Naoko/Klepper, Michelle/Margera, April +Jacket, The (2005)/Birchard, Paul/Andreou, Angelo/Mackintosh, Steven/Coyle, Brendan/Demir, Charneh/Dillane, Richard/Gemmill, Tristan/Porter, Ian (I)/Hagon, Garrick/Edridge, Anthony/Shale, Kerry/Stinton, Colin/MacInnes, Angus/Brody, Adrien/Durden, Richard/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Lewis, Jason (I)/Renfro, Brad/Craig, Daniel (I)/Fish (I)/Whitmey, Nigel/Lotan, Jonah/Summers, Tara (III)/Coulby, Angel/Phillips, Mackenzie/Knightley, Keira/Marano, Laura/Susi, Lolly/Brady-Stewart, Frances/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Kidd, Anne/Lynch, Kelly (I)/Gallagher, Teresa +Jackie Brown (1997)/Rich, Glendon/De Niro, Robert/Nesvold, Roy/Jackson, Samuel L./Deedrick, Jeffrey/Mann, Gary/Tucker, Chris (I)/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Williams, Ellis/Keaton, Michael/Bowen, Michael (I)/Forster, Robert (I)/Haig, Sid (I)/Tarantino, Quentin/Wilmsen, Herbert Hans/Keymáh, T'Keyah Crystal/Waters, Gillian Iliana/McInerney, Elizabeth/Long, Juliet/Briese, Candice/Winston, Hattie/Uribe, Diana/Valentino, Venessia/Berube, Michelle/Fonda, Bridget/Crosby, Denise/Ambrose, Tangie/Ervin, Julia/Hamilton, Lisa Gay/Grier, Pam/Kelly, Renee (II)/Graham, Aimee/Lydon, Christine/Mayne, Colleen/Lovelace, Laura +Jacob's Ladder (1990 I)/Perry, Jaime/Hamler, Brad/Rhames, Ving/Jupp Jr., Ed/McFadden, Reggie/Murphy, Chris (I)/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Reynolds, James Ellis/Gass, Kyle/Donaldson, B.J./Aiello, Danny/Alessandro, Anthony/Green, Dennis (I)/Barron, Doug (I)/Larkin, Bryan (I)/Bean, Orson/Tomlinson, Michael (I)/Capodice, John/Green, John-Martin/Thomas, Raymond Anthony/Baglia, Robert/O'Meara, Evan/Coppola, Sam (II)/Craven, Matt (I)/Robbins, Tim (I)/Stokie, Mike/Carlin, Thomas A./McLaughlin, John Patrick/Saint, Jan/Fields, Christopher John/Cohen, Scott (I)/Fischer, John Louis (I)/Simmons, Dion/Culkin, Macaulay/Hinkley, Brent/Thomson, Davidson/Baker, Steve (II)/Lang, Perry/Alexander, Jason (I)/Tarantina, Brian/Black, Lewis/Quintero, Joe/Marxuach, A.M./La Salle, Eriq/Burns, Nora (I)/Merkerson, S. 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Jalla! (2000)/Strömberg, Fyr Thorvald/Petersson, Torkel/Fares, Fares/Gullbrandson, Mathias/Fares, Abdulahad/Andersson, Tommy (I)/Eriksson, Benyam/Fares, Khatoun/Egerstrand, Fredric/Wanes, Shamiram/Axelsson, Michael/Dahl, Anders (I)/Klingvall, Emil/Hago, Laszlo/Goldstein, Harry/Wolff, Owe/Fares, Jan/Carlehed, Ingemar/Tamm, Jacob/Ahlberg, Lars/Fjällström, Christer/Terfelt, Leonard/Brandt, Else-Marie/Fares, Caroline/Helleday, Sofi Ahlström/Novotny, Tuva/Pourkarim, Laleh/Wanes, Lucy/Blomkvist, Vanja +James and the Giant Peach (1996)/Dreyfuss, Richard/Postlethwaite, Pete/Culp, Steven/Terry, Paul (II)/Yedidia, Mario/Kirby, Chae/Thewlis, David/Girardin, Michael/Nalbandian, Al/Haney, Tony/Callow, Simon/Coyle, J. Stephen/Starr, Mike (I)/Mosley, Jeff (I)/Turner-Cray, Susan/Margolyes, Miriam/Howell, Kathryn/Sarandon, Susan/Rosen, Emily/Lumley, Joanna/Dunlap, Cirocco/Leeves, Jane +Jane Austen's Mafia! (1998)/Tahash, Brian/Sako, Sam/Wenz, Tyler Daniel/Costa, James/Roy, Deep/Trebek, Alex/Viterelli, Joe/Rufo, Joseph Jumbo/Lysenko, Stefan/Laverty, Larry/Hemsley, Sherman/Mandylor, Louis/Mohr, Jay/Miele, Luciano/Cornelius, Don (I)/Fuchs, Jason (I)/Bernstein, Jack I./Burke, Billy (I)/Suriano, Philip/Lo Bianco, Tony/Goldstein, Mark (I)/Emerick, Gerald/Pastore, Vincent/Haleva, Jerry/Harris, Henry (I)/Birney, Frank/Bridges, Lloyd/Hammond, Blake/Santos Jr., Herb/Abraham, Richard/Crivello, Anthony (I)/Aza, Sebastian/Warner, Martin Charles/Bovingloh, Don/Livingston, Bill (II)/Cannata, T.J./Katsulas, Andreas/Klein, Daniel (II)/Sicari, Joseph R./Davis, Jason (I)/Carubia, Saverio/Sierra, Gregory/Welker, Frank/Cruz, Anthony Jesse/Adkins, Seth (I)/Mr. Oh/Dente, Joey/Como, Frank/Burns, Catherine Lloyd/Caplin, Cate/Gidley, Pamela/Hopkins, Karen Leigh/Susi, Carol Ann/Pano, Nicole/Call, Allyson/Milos, Sofia/Sanford, Isabel/Simon, Georgia/Applegate, Christina/Nichols, Marisol/Dukakis, Olympia/Harvey, Pat/Burton, Ursula/Lockwood, Vera/Mikala, Monica +Janghwa, Hongryeon (2003)/Kim, Kap-su/Yum, Jung-ah/Lee, Seung-bi/Lim, Su-jeong/Mun, Geun-yeong +Japanese Story (2003)/Frencham, Mike/Bergersen, Heath/McNeill, Greg/Howard, John (II)/Evans, Reg/Dyktynski, Matthew/Shevtsov, George/Kioka, Koji/Bennett, Phil (II)/Hashimoto, Kuni/Parkin, Stephen/Vince, Dean/McAullay, Mark/Webb, Peter (III)/Young, Bill (I)/Tsunashima, Gotaro/Sas, Igor/Curran, Lynette/Kioka, Nanami/Atkinson, Kate (II)/Collette, Toni/Clarke, Justine/Hutchinson, Jules/Tanaka, Yumiko +Jarhead (2005)/MacDonald, Scott (I)/Browne, Byron/Jones, Evan (I)/Vargas, Jacob/Reeve, Christian/Sims, Jocko/Foster, V.J./Krasinski, John/Dash, Nick/Akrawi, Mike/Jantti, Tuukka/Yerrick, Ryan/Fenyö, Iván/Poitier, Damion/Bali, Hari/Foster, Kevin (III)/Black, Lucas (II)/Martz, Jamie/Napolitan, Brian/Tulsiram, Toufig/Mixon, Kelron/Tadros, Merik/Moriarty, Ryan/Faris, Al/Coyne, Craig/Lewis, Raven/Gyllenhaal, Jake/Prince, Eriq F./Grimes, Kareem J./Haysbert, Dennis/Zajic, Arman/Sarsgaard, Peter/Mize, Jonathon R./Alonso, Laz/Casey, Brian (II)/Ozuna, Ernest/Saxe, Matthew/Gail, Peter/Broderick, Michael/Mercurio, Michael (II)/Flores, Tony (III)/Papazian, Marty/Cooper, Chris (I)/Servantes Jr., Michael/Davis, Mark (VII)/Prato, Joel/K, Jubin/Sedustine, Tyler/Heiligenthal, John/Tunell, Kevin J./Foxx, Jamie/Ming, Lo/Geraghty, Brian/Morrison, James (II)/Daraiseh, Ammar/Ellis, Blake/Larson, Kurt (I)/Taylor, Dendrie/Boxer, Becky/Lauriet, Patricia/Richardson, Kristin (I)/Bell, Rini/Randolph, Katherine/Kimball, Donna/Galayini, Riad/Davis, Brianne +Jason and the Argonauts (1963)/Raymond, Gary (I)/Faulds, Andrew/Antonelli, Ennio/Gwillim, Jack/Gwynn, Michael/MacGinnis, Niall/Turner, Tim (I)/Cairney, John/Troughton, Patrick/Green, Nigel (I)/Robinson, Doug (I)/Cristiani, Aldo/Wilmer, Douglas/Naismith, Laurence/Poggi, Ferdinando/Armstrong, Todd (I)/Crawford, John (I)/Kovack, Nancy/Blackman, Honor/Taylor, Davina +Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993)/Bush, Billy Green/Silver, Michael B./Conway, Blake/Gant, Richard/LeMay, John D./Lorey, Dean/Williams, Steven (I)/Marcus, Adam/Bloch, Andrew (I)/Ervolina, Tony/Cranner, Adam/Hodder, Kane/Phelps, Brian/Marcus, Kipp/Thompson, Mark (II)/Culp, Steven/Penner, Jonathan/Gleason, James (II)/Jordan, Leslie/Georger, Diana/Clunie, Michelle/Michaels, Julie (I)/Curtis, Madelon/Smith, Allison (I)/James, Diana (I)/Gray, Erin (I)/Schwimmer, Rusty/Keegan, Kari/Atwood, Kathryn +Jason X (2001)/Parilo, Markus/Lucescu, Steve (I)/Tiefenbach, Dov/Potts, Jonathan/Seniuk, Thomas/Farmer, Todd/Moricz, Barna/Gellman, Yani/Geddis, Jeff/Hodder, Kane/Cronenberg, David/Mensah, Peter (I)/Williams, Phillip (I)/Banks, Boyd/Jordan, Derwin/Podhora, Roman/Silverman, Robert A./Campbell, Chuck (I)/Isaac, James/Cook, David (IX)/Angus, Kristi/Ward, Mika/Maro, Tania/Bierk, Dylan/Ryder, Lisa (I)/Ade, Melyssa/Doig, Lexa/Johnson, Melody (I)/Penaflor, Kaye/Brugel, Amanda +Jawbreaker (1999)/Erickson, Ethan/Christ, Chad/Conaway, Jeff/McLafferty, Michael/Harrington, Kall/Butler, Billy (I)/McKay, Tommy/Manson, Marilyn/Lindland, Rick/Gerrity, Dan/Gattas, Brian/Katt, William/Tennent, Bob/Claudio, Claudine/Castellano, Torry/Connelly, Jane Leigh/Winfree, Rachel/Kane, Carol (I)/McGowan, Rose/Greer, Judy/Pieroni, Donna/Linder, Jan/Fagerholm, Vylette/Ali, Tatyana/Gaynes, Jessica/Kelly, Lisa Robin/Jamara, Sophia Abu/Moss, Allie/Black, Marita/Smart, Alexis/Martin, Sandy (I)/Robertson, Allison/Adi, Alexandra/Anderson, Brett (III)/Benz, Julie/Allen, Joni/Gayheart, Rebecca/Street, Rebecca/Grier, Pam/Zupa, Ann/Soles, P.J./Ayanna, Charlotte/Ford, Maya/Tornell, Lisa +Jaws (1975)/Voorhees, Jeffrey/Spielberg, Steven (I)/Chalmers Jr., Edward/Young, Dick (IV)/Scheider, Roy/Kingsbury, Craig/Haydn, Mike/Kramer, Jeffrey (I)/Carroll, Robert (I)/Dreyfuss, Richard/Nevin, Dr. Robert/Hamilton, Murray (I)/Wilde, Alfred/Shaw, Robert (I)/Bahr, John/Dube, Cyprian R./Inches, Duncan/Filley, Jonathan/Poole, Donald/Rebello, Chris/Mello, Jay/Benchley, Peter/Gottlieb, Carl (I)/Chambers, Robert (I)/Anastasio, Chris/Goulart, Paul/Grossman, Ted (I)/Backlinie, Susan/Scott, Peggy (III)/Courtney, Fritzi Jane/Cheshire, Denise/Caine, Allison/McDonald, Belle/Gary, Lorraine/Fierro, Lee +Jaws 2 (1978)/Dube, Cyprian R./Owsley, David/Kramer, Jeffrey (I)/Marley, Ben/McLean, Coll Red/Wilde, Alfred/Dubin, Gary/Muller, Herb/Springer, Gary/Paddack, Allan L./Baxter, Jerry M./Tintle, David/Stewart, Thomas A./Griffith, William (IV)/Sparks, Frank James/Gordon, Keith (I)/Hamilton, Murray (I)/Van Zandt, Billy/Dunlop, G. Thomas/Mascolo, Joseph/Dukakis, John (I)/Gilpin, Marc/Elliott, David (I)/Green, Bill (I)/Harris, Gregory (I)/Scheider, Roy/Coe, Barry (I)/Wilson, Jim (III)/Gruner, Mark/Buck, George/French, Susan (I)/Rollins, Oneida/Gaffney, Mary A./Wilkes, Donna/Wilson, Kathy (I)/Freeman, Christine (I)/Courtney, Fritzi Jane/Gilpin, April (I)/McMillan, Susan O./Grover, Cindy/Dibble, Daphne/Swatek, Martha/Vorgan, Gigi/Coulter, Jean/Paxton, Collin Wilcox/Gary, Lorraine/Dusenberry, Ann +Jaws 3-D (1983)/Gilbert, Joe (II)/Olson, Ken (I)/Gaffey, John/Blasko, Dan/Parks, Ronnie (I)/Ward, Alonzo/Tyson, Kevin/Thomas, Laurie (I)/Putch, John/Grant, Harry (IV)/Gossett Jr., Louis/Mazzocone, Carl/Knickerbocker, Will/Edson, John/MacCorkindale, Simon/Wilhelm, Jim (I)/Freda, Jon/Valliere, Rich/Meunnich, Ray/Horn, P.T./Shepherd, Tony (II)/Hansen, Andy/Schwartz, August/Floren, John/Pipkin, Al/Alford, Les/Christoffel, Scott/Anstaett, Gary/Moriarty, P.H./Laurie, Edward/Quaid, Dennis/Stewart, Daniel/Mellor, Steve/Maurer, Lisa/Weese, Doreen/Horner, Jane/Kuntarich, Jackie/Eden, Barbara (II)/Quinn, Barbara/Armstrong, Bess/Jenkins, Kathy/Tracy, Carol/Scott, Sandy (I)/Stevens, Kaye/Duncan, Mary Davis/Schubert, Irene/Connoyer, Debbie/Tracy, Laura/Cervenka, Cathy/Starling, Dolores/Wallace, Patrice/Morris, Liz/Stice, Roxie/Lisker, Holly/Thompson, Lea (I)/Lloyd, M.J. +Jaws: The Revenge (1987)/Van Peebles, Melvin/Moss, Larry (III)/McCharen, David/Martin Jr., James/Wilson, David (XI)/Rabson, Jan/Van Peebles, Mario/Scheider, Roy/Dube, Cyprian R./Anderson, Mitchell (I)/Krall, Daamen J./Caine, Michael (I)/Manning, Daniel J./Beasor, Terrence/Marks, William E./Hall, J.D./Bowleg, Charles/Delaney, Anthony/Hoffman, Dominic/Mello, Jay/Bartlett, Charles (II)/Henson, Elden/Rocky (IV)/Kann, David/Lafayette, John/Farrington, Romeo/Griffin, Moby/Scott, Cedric/Carey, Levant/Guest, Lance/Barsi, Judith/Scott, LaGloria/Gary, Lorraine/Davis, Darlene (I)/Thompson, Heather/Young, Karen (I)/Lifford, Tina/Hetfield, Diane/Durand, Judi M./Harris, Barbara (II)/Courtney, Fritzi Jane/Lipari, Joanna/McCoy, Shauna (I)/Fierro, Lee/Whitfield, Lynn/Smith, Mary (II)/Cavadini, Cathy/Kiff, Kaleena/Garrett, Lillian/Alston, Barbara (I)/Stevens, Naomi/Hess, Doris/Billotto, Edna/Schreffler, Marilyn +Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001)/Knutson, Zak/Damon, Matt/Pereira, Vincent/Maynard, John (III)/Saible, Brian Andrew/Flanagan, Walter (I)/Brooks, Gavin/McDevitt, Chris/Sener, Scott C./Mosier, Scott/Winters, Scott William/Johnson, Mark Steven/Blucas, Marc/Van Sant, Gus/Morgan, Tracy (II)/Ewell, Dwight/Reitman, Joseph D./Burke, Thomas (I)/Rock, Chris (I)/Lynch, Brian (I)/Winzenried, Eric/Quesada, Joe/Etheridge, Dan (I)/O'Halloran, Brian/Dorfmeister, Tom/Wright, Quentin/Carolla, Adam/Benton, Jerome/Lawrence, Steven Anthony/Owen, Gregory/Raser, Derek (I)/Mewes, Jason/Hamill, Mark (I)/Dini, Paul/Van Der Beek, James/Meyer, Ralph B./Nelson, Judd/Lee, Jason (I)/Johnson, Garry/Richardson, Jake (I)/Oughton, Art/Kmetko, Steve/Ferrell, Will/Carlin, George/McLauchlin, James J./Biggs, Jason/Holtzman, Robert/Stewart, Jon/Bader, Diedrich/Sheridan, Rusty/Anderson, Jeff (I)/Moir, Monte/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Willyung, John/Day, Morris/Gordon, Jonathan (I)/O'Donnell, Ernest/Affleck, Ben/James, Matthew (I)/Fellinger, Nick/Smith, Kevin (I)/Franklin, Cass (II)/Papp, John/Mandel, David (II)/Scott, Seann William/Johnson, Bryan (I)/Craven, Wes/Vanderhoff, Nicole/Fiorentino, Linda/Engel, Susan (II)/Silvia, Jane/Karakostas, Demetra/Carradine, Ever/Schwalbach Smith, Jennifer/Smith, Harley Quinn/Humphrey, Renée/Larter, Ali/Johnson, Michelle Anne/Elizabeth, Shannon/Doherty, Shannen/Noble, Amy/Hicks, Merritt/Llywelyn, Carmen/Morissette, Alanis/Adams, Joey Lauren/Logan, Stephanie/Dushku, Eliza/Asner, Jules/Fisher, Carrie +Jean de Florette (1986)/Meffre, Armand/Nougaro, Pierre/Maurel, Jean/Auteuil, Daniel/Pain, Didier/Betton, Marc/Cal, Clement/Berbert, Marcel/Tamisier, Christian/Montand, Yves/Fransined/Dupon, André/Souza, Roger/Bertino, Benedetto/Doumerg, Jo/Depardieu, Gérard/Champel, Marcel/Rippert, Pierre-Jean/Mazurowna, Ernestine/Depardieu, Elisabeth/Liennel, Chantal/Lozano, Margarita +Jeepers Creepers (2001)/Salva, Victor/Beshara, Jon/Phoenix, Tim/Long, Justin (I)/Breck, Jonathan/Wilder, Clint/Kahana, Kim/Tarantini, Tom/Evans, Jeffrey William/Cherry, Patrick/Haze, William (I)/Shepardson, Chris/Raulerson, Steve/Smith, Brandon (I)/Sheffield, Peggy/Barnes, Avis-Marie/Belcher, Patricia/Philips, Gina/Brennan, Eileen +Jeepers Creepers II (2003)/Powell, Jon (I)/Reville, Andrew/Currie, Phillip/Hammond, Josh/Brown, Billy Aaron/Long, Justin (I)/Butcher, Kasan/Wise, Ray (I)/Edwards, Luke/Fleming, Shaun/Schiffner, Travis/Mutambirwa, Garikayi/Gossom Jr., Thom/Santos, Al (I)/Nenninger, Eric/George, Nicholas/Papenbrook, Bob/Breck, Jonathan/Cook, Marshall/Robertson, Darren (II)/Bell, Drew Tyler/McKinney, Gil (I)/Reegan, Joe/Zepeda, David/Tarantini, Tom/Soper, Julie/Delano, Diane/Aycox, Nicki/Cardwell, Lena/Delfino, Marieh/Griffin, Stephanie Denise/Woodruff, Largo +Jeffrey (1995)/Klein, Robert (I)/Maloney, Peter (I)/Amaro, Richard/Jbara, Gregory/Smith, Alexander Cohen/Dain, Joe (I)/Ferrari, Brian/Nelson, Lee Mark/Seidman, John/Ponazecki, Joe/Capelli Jr., Robert/Weber, Steven (I)/Stram, Henry/Ganun, John/Kerr, Patrick (I)/Fowler, Scott (I)/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Ashmore, Jimmy/Jaconson, Peter/Freman, Leroi/Paraiso, Nicky/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Beckett, Andreas/Master, Peter B./Brandon, Michael Robert/Bartlett, Peter (II)/Freeman, K. Todd/Sumrall, Lou/Ross, Jeffrey (I)/Garber, Victor/Corben, Demitri/Lovett, Marcus/Macklin, Albert (I)/Weiss, Michael T./Lane, Nathan/Thornton, David (I)/Nealon, Kevin/Duvert, Michael/Capone, Vince/Trujillo, Sergie A./Theirse, Darryl/Harrison, Christopher (I)/Heyman, Barton/Davis, Christopher (I)/Cayler, Tom/Batt, Bryan/Elder, J. David/Najimy, Kathy/Dukakis, Olympia/Peterson, Lenka/Burke, Marylouise/O'Connell, Patti Ann/Ticotin, Nancy/Manheim, Camryn/Smith-Cameron, J./Sheehy, Alison/Peterson, Sarah (I)/Drummond, Alice/Baranski, Christine/Davis, Mary Bond/Pawk, Michele/Weaver, Sigourney/St. Paule, Irma/Monk, Debra +Jennifer Eight (1992)/Larkin, Bryan (I)/Lang, Perry/Love, Nicholas/Quastel, Jonas/Josephson, Jeffrey/Korbich, Eddie/Piemonte II, Stephen/Birney, Frank/Conway, Kevin (I)/Hageboeck, Thomas J./Beckel, Graham/Winlaw, Mike/Garcia, Andy (I)/Bates, Paul (I)/Drago, Joe (I)/von Dohlen, Lenny/Camroux, Ken/O'Neill, Michael (I)/Henriksen, Lance/Eaton, Charles 'Mark'/Malkovich, John/Gunton, Bob/Thurman, Uma/Spector, Deborah/Schneider, Carol (I)/Hamilton, Jaylene/Ayer, Debbon/Baker, Kathy (I) +Jeremiah Johnson (1972)/Colvin, Jack/Clark, Matt (I)/Martínez, Joaquín/Angarola, Richard/Tyner, Charles/Albee, Josh/Benedict, Paul/Redford, Robert (I)/Geer, Will/Gierasch, Stefan/McLerie, Allyn Ann/Bolton, Delle/Tucker, Tanya +Jerk, The (1979)/Schallert, William/Ambriz, Domingo/Williams, Dick Anthony/Martin, Steve (I)/Reiner, Carl/Landsberg, David/Green, Lawrence (I)/Reiner, Richie/Reiner, Rob/Serna, Pepe/Delaney, Tom J./Loge, Marc/Mason, Jackie/Marsac, Maurice/Magee, Ken/Lynn, Joe (I)/Trevor, Daniel/Leichter, Jon/Evans, Maurice/Macy, Bill/McGhee, Brownie/Lerner, Fred/Velasco, Jerry G./Hankin, Larry/Montana, Lenny/Silva, Trinidad/Dennis, Alfred/Sartain, Gailard/Walsh, M. Emmet/Harris, Nyles/Foronjy, Richard/Holmes, Niko Denise/Close, Douglas S./Gottlieb, Carl (I)/Ward, Richard (I)/LeBell, Gene/Roberts, Clete/Terry, Sonny/Contreras, Luis (I)/O'Neill, Dick/Harris, Shawn (I)/Williams, Frances E./Carson, Kimberly/McGhee, Lydia/Ahern, Alston/King, Mabel/Peters, Bernadette/Harrison, Susan Denise/Parry, Flower/Adams, Catlin/Macey, Elizabeth/Johansen, Sharon/Woods, Ren/Adams, Lillian/Carroll, Helena +Jerry Maguire (1996)/Wenner, Jann/Guzman, Jesus Alberto/Aikman, Troy/Cronin, Charlie/Termath, Steve J./Michaels, Al (I)/Lurie, Jeffrey/McDonald, Tim (III)/Tirico, Mike/Collins, Kerry/Carter, Ki-Jana/Fontes, Wayne/Ursin, David/Cruise, Tom/Spring, David/Barry, Brent/Gifford, Frank/Cramer, John (II)/Moffatt, Jim/Tate, Rod/Sessoms, Stanley/Steinberg, Leigh/Friend, Tom/Henry, Joseph B./Johnson, Michael James/Pellington, Mark/Greenly, Theo/Kallenbach, Kenneth Keith/Kotite, Richie/Kiper, Mel/Jussim, Jared/Moon, Warren/O'Connell, Jerry/Bridges, Beau/Kepner, Thomas James/Stoltz, Eric/Bybee, Klair/Smith, Benjamin Kimball/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Lewis, Lightfield/Zick, Leo/Cantrell, Jerry/Ross, Jordan/Bledsoe, Drew/Moore, Herman/Mohr, Jay/Suarez, Jeremy/Rimmer, Danny/Firestone, Roy (I)/Johnson, Rick (I)/Frey, Glenn (I)/Collins, Jody/Neibich, Joseph/Ziesmer, Jerry/Rosenhaus, Drew/Lipnicki, Jonathan/Huss, Toby/Christianson, Brandon/Natale, Anthony (II)/Morton, Johnnie/Damian, Luis/Irvin, Michael (II)/Moore, Rob (II)/Gallop, Tom/Boss, Mike/Irsay, Meg/Irsay, Jim/Kehoe, Michael/Reilly, Thomas J./Biasucci, Dean/Gilleran, Charley/Lunday, Russel/Dierdorf, Dan/Logue, Donal/Spears, Aries/Moorad, Jeffrey/Mirer, Rick/Johnson, Lamont (II)/Alfavo, Alberto/Ramras, Golan (I)/Monk, Art/Fitzgerald, Dennis (II)/Morales, Juan Arnoldo/White, Mike (II)/Louiso, Todd/Bell, Drake/Stahl, Lisa/Holzman, Winnie/Duran, Micki/Malloy, Dallas/Starger, Golde/Hadley, Lisa Ann/Fontes, Evelyn/Williams, Stacey/Smith, Samantha (III)/Keegan, Kari/Amsterdam, Lisa (I)/Hillman, Gale/Sandoval, Cha-Cha/Wentworth, Alexandra/Furst, Stephanie/Walch, Hynden/Beer, Ingrid/Rotondi, Lisa/Worman, Jenny/Coffield, Kelly/Saruwatari, June/Bacon, Beaumont/La Piana, Gina/King, Regina/Adamson, Larina/Kalil, Kymberly/Norfleet, Susan/Sorgi, Erica/Gomez-Preston, Reagan/Korf, Mia/Despotovich, Nada/Sanders, Summer/Langdon, Ryan/Preston, Kelly/Ferrell, Andrea/Crowe, Alice Marie/Cheney, Heather/Friend, Kerry/Daniels, Joanna/Rigg, Rebecca/Thornton, Shannon/Milicevic, Ivana/Pingleton, Susan/Upson, Leslie/Zellweger, Renée/Smith, Carolyn Renee/Liu, Lucy/Krueger, Kirsten/Cavanaugh, Christine/Goethals, Angela/Armitage, Alison/Hunt, Bonnie/Witt, Katarina/Parker, Lauren/Borrego, Amaryllis/Jordan, Diana/Zager, Lynnanne/Procter, Emily/Vail, Justina +Jersey Girl (2004)/Centanni, Louis/Moyer, Keith/Maher, Matthew/Damon, Matt/Root, Stephen (I)/O'Donnell, Ernest/Suchoplas, Ron/McKay, Robert (III)/Saillant, Antonio/Fan, Christian/Camardella, Al/Roehm Sr., David C./Willyung, John/Cloran, Matthew/McFarland, Matt/Affleck, Ben/Starr, Mike (I)/Scalies, Charley/McCloskey, Charles/Delaney, Brian T./Chavez, Victor/Litowsky, Paul/Lewis, Cymande/Carlin, George/Mace, William (II)/Cleary, Tom/Lee, Jason (I)/Janda, Edward/Gilbert, Charles (I)/Biggs, Jason/Pickhardt, Chris/Smith, Will (I)/Etheridge, Dan (I)/Parrulli, Anthony/Bosco, Anthony/Jwayad, Mark/Merkerson, S. Epatha/Schaerer, Alice/Dougherty, Patsy (I)/Castro, Raquel (I)/Schwalbach Smith, Jennifer/Lee Dottery, Tai/Stafford, Sarah/Elizabeth, Meghan/Florence, Carol/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Copeland Goodman, Jada/Tyler, Liv/Aberlin, Betty/Smith, Harley Quinn/Shin, Faith/Shin, Hope +Jesus Christ Superstar (1973)/Sidranski, Itzhak/Thomas, Paul (I)/Duack, David/Israel, Meir/Ben-Haim, Avi/Rejwan, David/Bashi, Haim/Guest, Tom (I)/Luria, Peter/Hyslop, Jeff/Denenberg, Stephen/Douglass, Pi/Devir, David/LuPone, Robert/Razi, Amity/Cohen, Noam (I)/Lehat, Zvi/Michaelevski, Cliff/Gaash, Doron/Neeley, Ted/Mostel, Josh/Cohen, Zvulun/Bingham, Bob/Dennen, Barry/Anderson, Carl (II)/Uziel, Moshe/Basevitch, Danny/Barkan, David/Marshall, Larry (I)/Wagner, Shooki/Yaghjian, Kurt/Boockvor, Steve/Molinare, Richard/Wynne, Jonathan/Walsh, Thommie/Orbach, Richard/McBroom, Marcia/Kestin, Lea/Oren, Riki/Liekov, Didi/Biloshisky, Vera/Daby, Judith/Hoffman, Ellen (I)/Lee, Baayork/Zafria, Tamar/Wright, Kate Ann/Wynne, Darcel/Maltby, Wendy/Granger, Leeyan/Neal, Sally/Pence, Denise/Turner, Wyetta/Allanson, Susan/Elliman, Yvonne/Pilo, Adaya +Jesus' Son (1999)/Weaver Jr., Jesse/Salera, William/Buck, Steve (I)/Tuttleman, David/Golden, Lee/Urrutia, David/Leary, Denis/Oster, Scott/Koury, Omar/Von Roehm, David/Davidson, Alan (I)/Johnson, Denis (II)/Black, Jack (I)/Kelly, Robert Michael/Crudup, Billy/McGiver, Boris/Van Lieu, Ron/Brooks, Torben/Ventimiglia, John/Clement, John (II)/Moffit, Jimmy/Thompson, Bill (VI)/Bove, Michael (I)/Berry, Todd/Croy, Ronald/Patton, Will (I)/Hopper, Dennis/Germann, Greg/Webber, Mark (II)/Shannon, Michael (V)/Shenkman, Ben (II)/Carroll, Kevin/Rimmer, Katie/Cuthrell, Elizabeth/July, Miranda/Townsend, Clista/Kimball, Rebecca/Cowin, Christine/Shive, Brooke Rachel/Florence, Carol/Mercedes, Yvette/LaVecchia, Antoinette/Case-Sulby, Susanne/Lewis, Dierdre/Mourad, Christine/Morton, Samantha/Bradley, Joanne (I)/Sobel, Evita/Hunter, Holly +Jetée, La (1962)/Branchu, Jacques/Faccetti, Germano/Hanich, Davos/Joffroy, Pierre/Heinrich, André/Ledoux, Jacques/Becker, Étienne/Négroni, Jean/Klein, William (I)/von Lifchitz, Philbert/Klein, Janine/Chatelain, Hélène/Branice, Ligia +Jeux d'enfants (2003)/LeMire, Emmanuel/Verhaeghe, Thibault/Bromagne, Luc/Drecq, Philippe/Lellouche, Gilles/Canet, Guillaume/Watkins, Gérard/Willar, Robert/Flagothier, Jean-Michel/Brunin, Emmanuel/Angely, Michel/Geerts, Frédéric/Simon, Joeffrey/LeBeaut, Melchior/Lombard, Cedric/Rossignon, Christophe/Kindt, Fernand/Rinalo, Jessica/Navarre, Élodie/Lebas-Joly, Joséphine/Verkinderen, Mathilde/Philip, Nathalie/Aerts, Delphine/Sanchez, Manuela/Grönvold, Emmanuelle/Delval, Isabelle/Vitello, Jessica/Courrire, Amandine/Cotillard, Marion/Nattier, Nathalie/Auberghen, Stéphane/Goethals Carre, Isabelle/Faure, Julia/Venezia Tarnowska, Laëtizia +Jewel of the Nile, The (1985)/Ahed, Benyahim/Mohamed, Akasby/Patterson, Howard Jay/Colobanane, Sadeke/DeVito, Danny/Buffington, Ted/Ahmed, Makoula/Nelson, Randall Edwin/Richards, Mark Daly/Magid, Paul David/Fillali, Ben Abadi Mohammed/Williams, Samuel Ross/Fillali, Hamid/Cuevas, Guy/Mohammed, Kachela/Mustapha, Ziraoui/Peacock, Daniel/Attifi, Mohamed/Douglas, Michael (I)/Focás, Spiros/Eisenberg, Avner/Furst, Timothy Daniel/N'Iaye, Hyacinthe/Abdelmajid, Baji/Abdellatif, Hilal/DePalma, Peter/Hassen, Alaoui/Abdelmajid, Zaouia/Taylor, Holland/Davidson, Patricia (II)/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Alberti, Flora +JFK (1991)/Lumumba, Patrice/Roselli, Johnny (I)/Kosiciuk, Christopher/Oldman, Gary/Mitchell, Red (II)/Cox, Darryl/Larroquette, John/de Gaulle, Charles/Mills, Zeke/Cooper, Christopher E./Carter, Gary (I)/Gough, Jim (I)/Milian, Tomas/Alciatore, Henri/Buck, Raymond/Cronkite, Walter/Sanders, Jay O./Jones, Tommy Lee/McNamara, Robert (I)/Nadell, Joseph/Hill, Clint/Price Jr., Steve F./Castro, Fidel (I)/Melton, Larry (I)/Krueger, Scott/Costner, Kevin/Sheen, Martin/Groden, Robert J./Dulles, Allen/Pennebaker, Ted/Chambers, Barry/Brehm, Charles/Jackson, Doug (I)/Matthau, Walter/Selassie, Haile/Barnitt, Roy/Fernández, Jorge (II)/Feagin, Hugh/Kennedy Jr., John/Lansdale, Edward G./Oltmans, Willem/Cabell, Earle/McLendon, Errol/Cabell, Charles/Scott, Nathan (II)/Lemmon, Jack/Spicuzza, Alvin/Howard, Tom (II)/Brink, Johnny/Bissell, Richard (II)/Boggs, Hale/Vicini, Eric A./Grubbs, Gary/Aranas, Raul/Tull III, Henry/Witt, Louis Steven/McIntyre, Tim/Stoneburner, Sam/Carson, Price/Dye, Dale/Gelb, Bruce/Douglas, Jerry (I)/Wade, Henry M./Martin, John C./Kelly, George (II)/Harrell, James N./Hoffa, Jimmy/Bornstein, Jeff/Jackson, Jesse (I)/Rutowski, Richard/Gifford, Alec/Breaux, Walter/Stone, Sean/Grey, Duane/Powers, Francis Gary/Longman, Mike/Rooker, Michael/Martin, B.J./O'Connell, Ruary/Reneau, John (I)/Bergeron, Loys T./Cooper, John Sherman/Kennedy, John F./Rudenko, Roman/Ozag, Michael/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Seitz, John/Kellerman, Roy/Dane, Benjamin/McCarthy, Eugene (III)/Rodine, Alex/Kennedy, Joseph P./Asner, Edward/Erhard, Ludwig/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Walters, Mark Edward/Neal, Edwin/Johnson, Lyndon (I)/King, Martin Luther/Rifkin, Ron/Gurievsky, Michael/Larsen, William/Kennedy, Mike (VI)/Giancana, Sam/Bolender, Bill/von Klaussen, Ronald/Wells, John B./Hargis, Bobby/MacArthur, James (I)/Ngo, Dinh Diem/Russell, Richard (II)/Minor, Willie/Warren, Earl (I)/Candy, John/Kennedy, Robert F./Kelley, Chuck (II)/Sexton, Merlyn/Willis, Phillip L./X, Malcolm/Pahlavi, Shah Mohammed Reza/Eisenhower, Dwight D./Day, J.C./Greer, William (II)/Khrushchev, Nikita/Tippit, Wayne/Ramirez, Anthony (I)/Logue, Spain/Powers, David F./Kennedy, T.J./Kennedy, Ted (I)/Redd, Ray/Mossadegh, Mohammed/Anderson, George (IV)/Gunton, Bob/Taylor, Maxwell (I)/Brezhnev, Leonid/LeMay, Curtis/Russo, Perry R./Jackson, Ron (I)/Marshall, Robert (II)/LePere, Ray/Knight, Wayne (I)/Galt, John William/Orwig, Bob/Robertson, George R. (I)/Benn, David (I)/Maloney, Peter (I)/Lawford, Peter/Nixon, Richard/Harris, Baxter/Brickman, I.D./MacDonald, Ryan (I)/Connally, John (I)/Lodge, Henry Cabot/Wynne III, Angus G./Mobbs, Robert (I)/Stokes, Murray/Scott, Codie (I)/St. Paul, John/Renna, Chris (I)/Finnegan, John (I)/Pickle, Bill/Beard, Kevin (I)/Rooney, Carl/Pesci, Joe/Rockefeller, Nelson/Davis, Norman (II)/Langford, Odin K./Bullock, Tom (V)/Newman, John M./Sutherland, Donald (I)/Herthum, Harold G./Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Hoover, J. Edgar/Elliott, R. Bruce/Bacon, Kevin/Perella, Marco/Plana, Tony/Kempster, Victor/Dearborn, Dalton/Gromyko, Andrei/Humphrey, Hubert H./Garrison, Jim (I)/Gilpatric, Roswell/White, Stanley/Shoup, David M./McCloy, John J./Johnston, J.J. (I)/Skipper, Michael (I)/Brandt, Willy (I)/Davies, John S./Robinson, Chris (II)/Whaley, Frank/Glasgow, Gil/Taggart, Gary/Stevenson, Adlai/Willis, Rosemary/Strub, Ann/McElduff, Ellen/Bowman, Melodee/Nystuen, Sally/Connally, Nellie/Perkins, Pat/Kirkland, Sally (I)/Frnka, Roxie M./Kennedy, Rose/Cronauer, Gail/Davidovich, Lolita/Anderson, Jo (I)/Penland, Cheryl/Chaves, Mykel/Moorman, Mary/Hill, Jeanne (II)/McCullough, Carolina/Long, Amy/Spacek, Sissy/Davis, Allison Pratt/Metcalf, Laurie/Nixon, Pat/Morris, E.J./Kennedy, Jacqueline (I)/Pozniak, Beata/Farabee, Carol/Miller, Helen (I)/Wright, Carolyn T./Johnson, Lady Bird/Kennedy, Ethel (II)/Crosthwaite-Eyre, Caroline/Hare, Kristina/Aurelio, Agnes/Kennedy, Caroline (I)/Wade, Linda Flores/Mason, Maria +Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (2001)/Hagiwara, Michael/West, Billy (II)/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Greenberg, Paul (I)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Russell, Matthew (I)/Allen, Richard (VI)/Capshaw, Brian/Baker, Dee Bradley/Alazraqui, Carlos/Garcia, Jeffrey (I)/Short, Martin (I)/Welker, Frank/DeCarlo, Mark/Alcorn, Keith (I)/Lander, David L./Menza, Mark/Goen, Bob/Davis, John A. (I)/Paulsen, Rob/Ray, Cheryl/Elias, Jeannie/Milo, Candi/Martin, Andrea (I)/Scales, Crystal/Flood, Peggy/Newman, Laraine/Hart, Mary (I)/Cavanagh, Megan/Lawrence, Carolyn/Derryberry, Debi/Brooks, Kimberly (III) +Jin-Rô (1998)/Kopsa, Michael/Kinosha, Hiroyuki/Abrahams, Doug/Hiroda, Yukio/Kaye, David (I)/Horibe, Ryuichi/Fujiki, Yoshikazu/Dobson, Michael (I)/Drummond, Brian/Halder, Ron/McNeil, Scott (I)/Ôki, Tamio/Sakaguchi, Yoshisada/Murdock, Colin/Yoshida, Yukihiro/Nakagawa, Kenji/Wilson, Dale (I)/Tickner, French/Dobson, Paul (I)/Tockar, Lee/Eri, Sendai/Mutoh, Sumi/O'Hara, Maggie Blue/Stori, Moneca +Jing cha gu shi III: Chao ji jing cha (1992)/Hon, Yee San/Shum, Wai/Mars (I)/Tsang, Kenneth/Wai, Sze Tsuen/Wai-Lun, Tuan/Lo, Lieh/Man, Wong Yue/Wong, Kelvin/Lo, Ken/Chan, Philip/Chan, Jackie (I)/Yuen, Wah/Tung, Bill/Cheung, Maggie/Yeoh, Michelle/Penn, Kim (I)/Koo, Josephine +Jing cha gu shi IV: Jian dan ren wu (1996)/Hughes, Kendrick/Lo, Ken/Lee, Dana (III)/Jarvis, Martin/Shearman, Alan/Chan, Jackie (I)/Kininmonth, Mathew Walker/Hsin, Jim/Ren, Esmond/Liu, Jackson/Eaves, John (I)/Jones, Nathan (I)/Jones, Steve (V)/Vidov, Oleg/Veadov, Alex/Markaryan, Misha/Leshcinkov, N./Morris, Steve (III)/French, Mark (I)/Ching, Chan Man/Volokh, Ilia/Lee, Conan/Tung, Bill/Kazmarek, Kristopher/Sit, Ailen/Lorge, Dan/Lai, Rocky/Wu, Ping/Gilks, Mark/Muirhead, Oliver/Woo, Terry/Arthur, Brett (I)/Nichols, Jonathan/Petrov, Yuri/Gates, Damien/Guleen, Igro/Hoeren, Brenton/Cheung, George/Dimant, Grisha/Hules, Endre/Ustichenko, Alexander/Wilkinson, Gary (I)/Sharp, Burton/Pape, Paul/Scripnik, Rusean/Ruskin, Ian/Langmead, John/Livingstone, Steve/Dickson, Neil (I)/To, Chan Wai/Montgomery, Randall (II)/Liu, Symantha/Dunbar, Mary Ellen/Hung, Jennifer (I)/Holmes, Poosy/Gilpin, Jean/Danilova, Raissa/Lam, Doris/Hoffman, Bridget/Shieh, Wella/Formica, Sofie/White, Diane (I)/Grishayeva, Nonna/Ayres, Rosalind/Yeryomina, Larisa/White, Diz/Wu, Annie/Mak, Shirley/Vinnichenko, Leeza +Jing ke ci qin wang (1999)/Zhang, Fengyi/Chen, Kaige/Li, Xuejian/Ding, Haifeng/Wang, Zhiwen/Lu, Xiaohe/Pan, Changjiang/Sun, Zhou/Zhao, Benshan/Gu, Yongfei/Zhou, Xun/Gong, Li (I) +Jing wu men (1972)/Sham, Tsim Po/Chen, Fu Ching/Yuen, Biao/Yuen, Corey/Tien, Feng/Chin, San/Lam, Ching-Ying/Tien, James/Chan, Chuen (II)/Yi, Fung/Ochiai, Hidy/Chan, Jackie (I)/James, Jim (II)/Hashimoto, Riki/Huang, Chung-Hsin/Baker, Robert (I)/Fung, Ngai/Lee, Bruce (I)/Liu, Tony/Yuen, Wah/Arimura, Jun/Martin, Steve (I)/Lee, Yin Chi/Han, Yin-Chieh/Chan, Unicorn/Grand, Alexander/Lo, Wei/Lee, Kwan/Lee, Quin/Wei, Ping-Ao/Chan, Billy (I)/Chan, Tom/Mars (I)/Miao, Nora/Yi, Maria +Jing wu ying xiong (1994)/Yuen, Cheung-Yan/Li, Jet/Chow, Billy/Liu, Jackson/Kurata, Yasuaki/Takahashi, Toshimichi/Yuen, Shun-Yee/Chin, Siu-hou/Chun, Paul/Nakayama, Shinobu/Choi, Ada +Jingle All the Way (1996)/Belushi, James/Wilson, Bill (IV)/Meskimen, Jim/von Huene, Walter/Toji, Marcus/Riordan, Daniel/Richwood, Patrick/Hamilton, Shawn (I)/Deist, Jeff L./Nash, David Andrew/Theeno, Aaron/Sinbad/Johnson, Brian (V)/Mull, Martin/Rothman, John/Hartman, Phil (I)/Slater, Christopher/Ruben, Martin/Syvertsen, Peter/Korman, Harvey/Dauber, Lewis/Clark, Robert Tee/Schoppert, Bill/Washington, Carl (I)/Conrad, Robert (I)/De La Pena, E.J./Bohne, Bruce/Klein, Spencer/Southgate, Robert/Van Wormer, Steve/Morris, Samuel B./Armstrong, Curtis/Hendrickson, Steve/LaTour, Nick/Blumenfeld, Alan/Breitmayer, Peter/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Valinsky, Martin/Griffin, Daniel/Feeney, Matthew/Lloyd, Jake (I)/Pritchett, Danny/Woodburn, Danny/Morris, Phil (I)/Parnell, Chris (I)/Browne, Ron Gene/Wight, Paul (I)/Fisher, George (III)/Riddle, James (I)/Moll, Richard/Chapman, Justin (I)/Nelson, Lorraine/Benner, Hayley/Gates, Trish/Horner, Sandra K./Plank, Jane/Hjelmgren, Ruth Afton/Benner, Allison/Lundeen, Suzanne/Thomas, Sandy/Cameron, Sarah/Ondov, Libby/Sladky, Judy/Smith, Yeardley/Newman, Laraine/Despotovich, Nada/Christofore, Traci/Wilson, Rita (I)/Neitzel, Phaedra/Goodell, Courtney/McGregor-Stewart, Kate/Tungseth, Heidi/Vallese, Rochelle/Muellerleile, Marianne/Knight, Marvette/Johnson, Aimee (I)/Collins, Mo (I)/Pietz, Amy/Laven, Jessica/Lines, Tracy/Kaiser, Caroline/Wright, Phyllis/Shepard, Maridean Mansfield/Driskill, Deena +Jisatsu saakuru (2002)/Tanaka, Kei/Matsumoto, Hajime (II)/Sako, Hideo (I)/Hata, Harina/Hamamoto, Yasusuke/Kasahara, Ryuji/Maro, Akaji/Yamada, Hisako (I)/Moriyasu, Tatsuo/Nomura, Takashi (II)/Okabe, Yuhei/Hayashiya, Taihei/Isami, Noriko/Ishibashi, Ryo/Tsuda, Kenjiro/Kitami, Toshiyuki/Joshua (I)/Rolly/Okubo, Takamitsu/Mihara, Nobuyuki/Watanabe, Katsuhiro/Eguchi, Hiromi/Tsujioka, Masato/Hiramatsu, Kanako/Kuramoto, Mitsuru/Maeda, Himeno/Nagase, Masatoshi (I)/Okayasu, Taiju/Shioya, Noriyoshi/Kaneko, Takatoshi/Nagase, Kei/Numata, Atsushi (II)/Baba, Kyoko/Mori, Maiko/Arai, Madoka/Hashimoto, Seiko/Niie, Midori/Kikuchi, Mika/Hagiwara, Saya/Nahana/Takahashi, Kazumi/Miyagawa, Mika/Natsuo, Yuna/Hosho, Mai/Fujita, Saon/Sekine, Kazumi/Kamon, Yoko/Sawada, Miyu/Kumagai, Tomoka/Matsuoka, Haruna/Satô, Tamao/Misaka, Chieko/Hisanaga, Satomi/Hidaka, Asami/Maeda, Toyotomi/Yo, Kimiko/Adachi, Tomoe/Yashiki, Hiroko/Tajima, Erika/Sakurai, Kikuko +Joe Dirt (2001)/McGillen, Tom/Kirk, John (IV)/Nealon, Kevin/Fishman, Hal/Ward, Fred (I)/Spade, David/Falk, Ian/Schirripa, Steve/Clark, Blake/Farrell, Joshua/Arturo, Michael/Wolf, Fred (II)/Thompson, Brian (I)/Mane, Tyler/Riehle, Richard/Michaels, Gordon/Beardsley, Michael/Walker, Lee (II)/Daly, Carson/Ruppert, Brian/Miller, Dennis (I)/Baker, Joe Don/Abney, Mark/Chiesa, Brian/Howard, Rance/Siemonsma, Matthew/Mastromauro, Anthony/Walken, Christopher/Beach, Adam/Zany, Bob/Kid Rock/Moncrief, Paul/Schmidt, Lenny (I)/Tupper, James/Lieberman, Adam (II)/Eldridge, Chance/Kupanoff, Justin/Miller, Bean/Wylde, Chris/Makinen, Karl/Sullivan, Erik Per/Rosin, Avery/Staffer, Justin/Marquette, Eric/Camp, Hamilton/Farley, John/Farley, Kevin P./Garry, David (I)/Stoller, Fred/Brill, Steven (I)/Martin, Greg M./Hickey, Paxton/Skyler, Robb/Money, Eddie/Amoscato, Alexandra/McGinley, Jo/Leonetti, Elisa/Daniel, Brittany/Arquette, Rosanna/Kelly, Que/Turner, Bree/Weber, Amy/Martin, Mitzi/Land, Tammi/McDougal, Karen/Murphy, Erin (II)/Sandler, Jana/Pressly, Jaime/Ebbert, Alison/Fremin, Jourdan/Couch, Teresa/Torres, Liz/Lambert, Kathleen (I)/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Cigliuti, Natalia/Simonds, Kristina/Aaron, Caroline/Paton, Angela/Borovic, Robin/Harvey, Megan Taylor +Joe Somebody (2001)/Ryan, Dave (I)/Cowin, Rob/Bodison, Wolfgang/Johnson, Rod (II)/Herrera, Emil/Seltzer, Brent/Warburton, Patrick/Marino, Ken/Hopkins, Jeff (I)/Leaf, William T./Hubbell, Charles/Coyle, Patrick/Sanders, Lowell/Borea, Bill/Thomson, Peter Gregory/Belushi, James/Labriola, Jimmy/Turner, Ross/Aden, Bob/Lawrence, Gavin/Ventura, Jesse/Villaume, Edward F./Riedlinger, John/Cada, James/Adams, Frank E./Minnie, Josh/Wielinski, Mike/Sarlak, Mehrdad/Haley, Michael/Bethke, Andy/Westcott, Jim/Syvertsen, Peter/Germann, Greg/Joy, Robert (I)/Allen, Tim (I)/McCallum, Bill/Anderson, Kurt David/Grande, Sean/Ross, Robb/Hajduk, Jane/Panettiere, Hayden/Barnes, Michelle/Judge, Shawn/Okada, Cean/Wilkens, Claudia/Winter, Kathleen/McNeal, Britney/Flowers, Teena/Kelson, Diane/Konze, Billie Jo/Senters, Marquetta/Wallake, Ragan/Agnew, Sarah/Durham, Danielle/Bowen, Julie/Lifford, Tina/Brandvik, Ahna/Coneff, Sarah/Conaway, Cristi/Zahradka, Tawnja/Lynch, Kelly (I)/McDonald, Amy Janette +Joe Versus the Volcano (1990)/Bridges, Lloyd/McGovern, Barry/Esteban, Brian/Guzmán, Guillermo/Stack, Robert/Herman, Jack E./Hanks, Tom/Burton, David (II)/Ryan, Jim (II)/Franco, Tom (I)/Ward, William (I)/Hedaya, Dan/Lane, Nathan/Davis, Ossie/Gatti, Antoni/Vigoda, Abe/Thorpe, Paul Michael/Zwerling, Darrell/Ruiz, Wally/Hudson, Jim (I)/Pochron, Jon Conrad/Salome, Tony/Rumburg, Karl/Kane, Carol (I)/Gibbs, Courtney/Haynes, Jayne/Plummer, Amanda/Ryan, Meg (I)/Sloatman, Lala/Stewart, Jennifer (II) +Joe's Apartment (1996)/Thacher, Jeff/Bartel, Paul/Nelson, Tim Blake/West, Billy (II)/Burke, Owen/Burwell, Carter/Turner, Jim (I)/Ho, Don/Weist, Kevin/Mahmud-Bey, Shiek/Zedd, Nick/Pastore, Vincent/Huddleston, David/Kerman, Elliott/Ezell, Wayman/Aviles, Rick/Chappelle, Dave/Jurgensen, Jens/Preston, William/Piro, Salvatore Paul/Winther, Michael/Mackell, Melvern/Borge, Vebe/Kayson, Lord/Davis, Roy Milton/Carl, Barry/Bello, Frank/O'Connell, Jerry/Molina, Alejandro (I)/Moby (I)/Durang, Christopher/Blood, Willi One/White, J.C./Leonard, Scott (I)/Altman, Sean (I)/Godfrey/Nesci, John/Tereile, John/Straus, Billy/Yoshida, Peter/Palomino, John/Vaughn, Robert (I)/Wilkins, Wayne/Hollis, Tommy/Kubota, Glenn/Moran, Kenan (I)/Stauffer, James/Wegman, William/Hudlin, Reginald/Blackman, Don (II)/Rosenthal, Mark (II)/Rosado, Edward/Douglas, Brother (I)/Hull, Richard (I)/Bigelow, Scott 'Bam Bam'/Sterling, Jim (I)/Russell, Stewart/Palermo, Mark (I)/Mandel, Michael (I)/Wong, B.D./Goodson, Dale/Whelan, Geoffrey/Spencer, Jon/Moreau, Jennie/Woods, Carol/Yungblut, Hollis/Monnier, Solange/Nelson, Cynthia/Agee, Tawatha/Healey, Peggy/Ward, Megan (I)/Vilar, Tracy/Martinez, Cristina (II)/Wright, Rae C./Neilson, Cynthia/Onuora, Nina/Casado, Desiree/O'Connell, Patricia/Cooper, Regina/Green, Fanni/Denton, Sandra 'Pepa'/Smith, Toukie/White, Tyrita/Floyd, Babi/Kimmel, Rose +John Q (2002)/Washington, Denzel/Craig, Phillip (I)/Malicki-Sánchez, Keram/King, Barry G./Evans, Colin/Annabelle, Ron/Nas/Griffin, Eddie/Winbush, Troy/Connolly, Kevin (I)/Bloom, Scott (I)/Mathews, Lester (II)/Smith, Daniel E. (I)/Jaye, Michael/Liotta, Ray/Brown, Darrin/Johansson, Paul/Thornton, David (I)/Cassavetes, Frank/Mayer, Marcus/Babatundé, Obba/Finnerty, James (I)/Williams, Nigel Shawn/Woods, James (I)/Duer, Joe/Jenkins, Noam/Douglas, Jeffrey (II)/Williams, Philip (I)/Mehta, Vijay/Schaff, Andrew/Sinn, Simon/Diaz, Carlos (I)/Maher, Bill (I)/Demme, Ted/Duvall, Robert (I)/Tsarouchas, Angelo/King, Larry (I)/Suplee, Ethan/Nefsky, Malcolm/Sood, Rick/Quigley, Gerry (I)/Hatosy, Shawn/Leno, Jay/Cousineau, Chantal/Beyer, Troy/Jackson, Sandra (II)/Rankin, Claire/Huffington, Arianna/Bennett, Joanna (I)/Allred, Gloria/Chavez, Rona/Oltean, Gabriela/Elise, Kimberly/Massad, Linda/McIntosh, Yanna/Cohen, Jennifer/Fulton, Allegra/Wahlquist, Heather/Laskin, Larissa/Johnson, Marcia (I)/Teague, Kirsta/Moore, Stephanie (I)/Spybey, Dina/Harring, Laura/Heche, Anne/Chaves, Martha/Luk, Jane/Danese, Shera/Leigh, Gillian/Branch, Vanessa +John Tucker Must Die (2006)/Shearman, Alan/Wray, Dean/Badgley, Penn/Penny, Brendan/Chang, Stephen/Fatso-Fasano/Dudley, Aaron/Ballard, Jeffrey/McCann, Lucas/Metcalfe, Jesse/Widdows, Connor/Williams, Braden Leslie/Jeffreys, Woody/Cuthbert, Jon/Humphreys, Alf (I)/Isaac, Victor Z./Cecere, Fulvio/Fong, Donald/Kitsch, Taylor/McDowell, Collin/Menard, Marc/McNulty, Kevin/Mills, Taurean/Hahn III, Archie/Bacic, Steve/Cowan, Stuart/Cipes, Greg/Payne, Dan (I)/Bush, Sophia/Ha, Diana/McEwen, Heather/Clyne, Nicki/LaPlaca, Nicole/Snow, Brittany/Simmons, Chelan/Harmon, Jessica/McLeod, Samantha/Patzwald, Julie/McCarthy, Jenny (I)/Virshilas, Katya/Lilley, Nancy J./Kebbel, Arielle/Ory, Meghan/Ma, Maggie (I)/Tennant, Emily/Kottmeier, Barbara/Fraissinet, Nicole/Borycki, Amber/Drake, Patricia/Ashanti (II)/Weigel, Devon/Crew, Amanda/Florko, Chelsea/de la Zerda, Mercedes +Johnny Dangerously (1984)/Riddle, Hal/Finneran, Mike/Rosenthal, Rick (I)/Nance, Jack/Israel, Neal/Schiavelli, Vincent/Gottlieb, Carl (I)/Hertzberg, Alexander/Keaton, Michael/Eubanks, Bob/Carey, Ron/Hale Jr., Alan/Termo, Leonard/DeVito, Danny/Walston, Ray/Olden, Georg (I)/Seltzer, Will/Steinberg, Norman/Bacarella, Mike/Dimitri, Richard (I)/Weissman, Jeffrey/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Zimmerman, Gordon/Parry, Harvey/Short, Edward C./Balduzzi, Dick/Dunne, Griffin/Thomson, Scott (I)/Watkins, Gary/Piscopo, Joe/DeLuise, Dom/Rich, Mert (I)/Hicks, Chuck/Warwick, Richard (I)/Boyle, Peter (I)/Michaels, Jerome/Thames, Byron/Jantzen, Mark/Slaten, Frank/Brice, Paul B./Miller, Dean R./Slaten, Troy W./Butkus, Dick/Forte, Russell/Garrett, Hank/Roth, Richard A. (I)/Negron, Taylor/Arlen, Elizabeth/La Bourdette, Katie/Wilkinson, Catherine (II)/Henner, Marilu/Michael, Joy (III)/O'Connor, Glynnis/Szigeti, Cynthia/Kim, Claudia/Stapleton, Maureen/Dell, Paula/Pogoda, Shelley/Grossman, Doris/Bond, Sudie/Long, Trisha +Johnny English (2003)/Atkinson, Rowan/Beazley, Sam/Harvey, Terence/Berrington, Tim/Malkovich, John/Graham, Clive/Matsumoto, Takuya/Pigott-Smith, Tim/Tarrant, Chris/Bernstein, Simon/Davies, Rowland/Ganderton, Carl/Danbury, Marc/Nicolson, Steve/Miller, Ben (II)/Ford Davies, Oliver/Greene, James (III)/Wise, Greg/Phillips, Neville/McNally, Kevin (I)/Lawton, Martin (I)/Raymond, Jack (II)/Moore, Kevin (I)/McDonald, Trevor (I)/McFerran, Douglas/Howitt, Peter (II)/Tenn, Peter/Embree, James/Pruti, Faruk/Chater, Eos/Yanezic, Yana/Westerhoff, Gay-Yee/Galloway, Jenny/Vasconcelos, Tasha de/Fordham, Philippa/Imbruglia, Natalie/Beckwith, Clare/Hamilton, Irene (II)/Young, Nina/Davis, Tania/Ecker, Haylie +Johnny Guitar (1954)/Wright, Will (I)/Cooper, Ben (I)/Dano, Royal/Fix, Paul/Williams, Rhys (I)/Ferguson, Frank (I)/Wooley, Sheb/Williams, Sumner/Bardette, Trevor/Pyle, Denver/Hayden, Sterling/Carradine, John/MacDonald, Ian (I)/Bond, Ward/Harvey, Clem/Hopper, Dennis/Borgnine, Ernest/Maxwell, John (IV)/Brady, Scott (I)/Shahan, Rocky/Osterloh, Robert/Marlowe, Frank (I)/O'Brien, Sheilk/Crawford, Joan (I)/McCambridge, Mercedes +Johnny Mnemonic (1995)/Flores, Von/O'Keeffe, Douglas/Francks, Don/Comrie, Christopher/Shivers, Coyote/Kier, Udo/Elman, Jamie/Szafer, Howard/Reeves, Keanu/Miranda, Michael A./Shearer, Michael/Sulatycky, Warren/Lundgren, Dolph/Mack, Gene/Sinn, Simon/Chambers, Diego/Rollins, Henry/Bang, Glenn/Vella, Marlow/Brogren, Paul/Abraham, Falconer/Kitano, Takeshi/Ice-T/Eng, Arthur (I)/Akayama, Dennis/Bistolas, Athena/Tengelis, Victoria/Miller, Sherry/Carmody, Erin/Tweed, Tracy/Wu, Celina/Meyer, Dina/Sambasivan, Arthi/Adams, Lynne (I)/Carmody, Caitlin/Sukowa, Barbara/Crosby, Robin/Tsagkaris, Susan +Josie and the Pussycats (2001)/Edmonds, Kenneth 'Babyface'/Leatherman, Russ/Johnstone, Dion/Foo, Colin/Lilley, Stuart/Chatwin, Justin (I)/Daurie, Darren/Meyer, Breckin/Elfont, Harry/Martin, Alexander (I)/Costanzo, Paulo/Becker, Paul (II)/Lovick, Chris/Talbot, Todd/De Martino, Claude/Cumming, Alan/Williams, Jay (IV)/Solberg, Shayn/Green, Seth/Seliger, Mark/Bourne, JR/Santiago, Zak/Dory, Sean J./Kopp, David/Kanagawa, Hiro/Butler, Tom (I)/Creery, Anthony/Pope, Kris/Bergsma, Kevin/Blatch, Kevin/Levy, Eugene/Daly, Carson/Faison, Donald/St. Thomas, Clay/Spears, Aries/Runte, Kurt Max/Mann, Gabriel (I)/Taylor, Craig (I)/Goldsmith, Aeja/Taggart, Tamara/Isabelle, Katharine/Carpenter, Faedragh/Cook, Rachael Leigh/Murdoch, Jessica/Everett, Harmoni/Ko, Linda/Squires, Colette/Altschul, Serena/Wimbles, Juliana/Carl, Jann/Patterson, Deenah/Pineda, Marites/Okuma, Enuka/Johal, Balinder/Robertson, Heather/Dawson, Rosario/O'Neill, Taryn/Vivian, Natalye/Alton, Marnie/Rimer, Kimberly/Posey, Parker/Reid, Tara/Fraissinet, Nicole/Paterson, Karalee/Hershberger, Sally/Hanley, Kay/Pyle, Missi/Reilly, Corinne/Fitzgerald, Erin (I) +Journey to the Center of the Earth (1959)/Adler, Robert (I)/Napier, Alan/Wright, Ben (I)/West, Robert 'Red' Gene/Triesault, Ivan/Halliday, Frederick/Wright, Peter (I)/Epper, John/Boone, Pat (I)/Ronson, Peter/Caillou, Alan/Finlayson, Alex/McGiveney, Owen/Huxham, Kendrick/Mason, James (I)/David, Thayer/Glessing, Mollie/Roden, Molly/Brady, Mary/Baker, Diane/Dahl, Arlene/Evanson, Edith/Duck, Gertrude the (I) +Joy Luck Club, The (1993)/Xia, Zhi Xiang/Chin, Guo-Rong/Chong, You Ming/Chi, Chao Li/Moon, Philip/Liang, Boffeng/Wang, Anie/McCarthy, Andrew (I)/Wong, Victor (III)/Koo, Yuan-Ho C./Wu, Tian-Ming/Guest, Nicholas/Yee, Jason (I)/Gong, William/Wong, Russell/Wu, Ya Shan/Cao, Qugen/Chan, Michael Paul/Mai, Vu/Lu, Yan (I)/Fong, Howard/Rich, Christopher (I)/Ford, Jack (III)/Ma, Sheng Yu/Ma, Sheng Wei/Yu, Dan/Wu, Ying (I)/Connolly, Lisa/Wu, Jeanie Lee/Weng, Diana C./Xi, Mei Juan/Li, Hsu Ying/Chang, Grace (II)/Wu, Vivian/Chao, Rosalind/Tan, Melissa (II)/Baker, Diane/Tomita, Tamlyn/Tom, Lauren/Lu, Lisa/Ng, Irene (I)/Zhou, Lena/Chang, Melanie/Tian, Fen/Haw, Samantha/Yu, Emmy/Chin, Tsai (I)/Ming-Na/Ding, Yi (II)/Chinh, Kieu/Soong, Lucille/Shen, Eva/Sung, Elizabeth/Yu, Feihong/Chew, Kim/Nuyen, France +Joy Ride (2001 I)/McCleery, Michael (I)/Wallace, Basil/Moore, Jack (IV)/Leonard, Terry (I)/Levine, Ted/Murphy, Chuck (I)/Yount, Dell/Leckner, Brian/Maynard, John (III)/Redwine, Huey/Urich, Vern/Smith, Patrick Robert/Beaver, Jim/MacDonald, James (I)/Stepp, Lee/Weireter, Peter/Cooney, Tim/Dane, Hugh/Goggins, Walton/Winley, Robert/Varady, Brien/Walker, Paul (I)/Hernandez, Jay (I)/Cummins, Chris/Cortés, Luis (III)/Kimbrough, Matthew/Huizenga, Satch/Zahn, Steve/Stone, Stuart/White, Kenneth (I)/Singer, Rachel (I)/Satterthwaite, McKenzie/Bowman, Jessica/Senatore, Pamela/Deacon, Gwenda/Malle, Anna/Giffis, Sheryl/Gage, Ali/Sobieski, Leelee/Wickliffe, Mary +Joyeux Noël (2005)/Ferns, Alex/Canet, Guillaume/Wood, Mark (XI)/Petrie, Ian/Robertson, Steven/Thiele, Friedemann/Johnston, Fraser/Johnston, Jo (II)/Fürmann, Benno/Voelkel, Johannes Richard/Rossignon, Christophe/Duncan, Tom (III)/Serrault, Michel/Lewis, Gary (III)/McNulty, Neil/Witter, Frank/Le Coq, Bernard/Belvaux, Lucas/Herrmann, Mathias/Richardson, Ian (I)/Schmauser, Thomas/Laing, Robin (II)/Beautier, Philippe/Coada, Vlad/Bissmeier, Joachim/Boon, Dany/Fulford, Christopher/Robert, Marc (II)/Brühl, Daniel/Carion, Christian/Kruger, Diane/Flon, Suzanne +Ju-on: The Grudge (2003)/Ozeki, Yuya/Ishikura, Chikara/Matsuyama, Takashi (II)/Tsuda, Kanji/Tanaka, Yoji/Sakaki, Hideo/Saito, Akira (I)/Honda, Daisuke/Yatsu, Isao/Inoue, Hirokazu/Odagiri, Risa/Uehara, Misa (II)/Fujî, Aki/Fujima, Miho/Matsuda, Shuri/Lee, Wendee/Kobayashi, Tomomi/Ito, Misaki/Ruff, Michelle/Kukuri, Yukako/Okina, Megumi/Fuji, Takako/Ichikawa, Yui/Shibata, Kayoko/Isomura, Chikako +Jude (1996)/Turnbull, Ross Colvin/Kaler, Berwick/Bown, Paul/Copley, Paul/Eccleston, Christopher/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Cunningham, Liam/Nesbitt, James (I)/Ross, Raymond (I)/Scanlon, James (II)/Lambert, Mark (I)/Bower, Adrian/Tighe, Darren/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Tennant, David (I)/Daley, James/McKenzie, Sean (I)/Jones, Ken (I)/Albrecht, Richard/Shale, Kerry/Fletcher, Dexter (I)/Hunter, Moray/Hilton, Lorraine/Ryan, Amanda (I)/Turner, Emma (II)/Whitfield, June/Griffiths, Rachel (I)/Roberts, Billie Dee/Winslet, Kate/Dowie, Freda/Neary, Chantel/Bossley, Caitlin +Judge Dredd (1995)/Wayne, Dig/Getty, Balthazar/Daniel, Alexis/Glover, Christopher (I)/Grace, Howard (II)/McDougall, Martin/Dury, Ian/Schneider, Rob/Lavelle, Bradley/Wilson, Scott (I)/Jones, James Earl/Assante, Armand/Smeeton, Phil/Remar, James/Morghan, Mark/MacInnes, Angus/Toussaint, Steve/Artus, Ashley/von Sydow, Max (I)/Marinker, Peter/Stobart, Ed/Kingston, Phil/Fleming, Brendan/Ryan, Mitch/Lord, Stephen (II)/Sapienza, Al/Blakey, John/Adamson, Christopher (I)/Stallone, Sylvester/Mullen, Stuart/Leaver, Huggy/Bremner, Ewen/Roëves, Maurice/Bailey, Ewan/Henderson, Adam (I)/Prochnow, Jürgen/Starr, Pat (I)/Lane, Diane (I)/Delamere, Louise/Chen, Joan/Miles, Joanna (I) +Judgment at Nuremberg (1961)/Binns, Ed/Teal, Ray/Beregi Jr., Oscar/Meyer, Torben/Taggart, Hal/Harris, Sam (II)/Busch, Paul/Stevens, Bert (I)/Miller, Harold (I)/O'Brien, William H./Crehan, Joseph/Tracy, Spencer/Swenson, Karl/MacKenna, Kenneth/Klemperer, Werner/Kenny, Colin/Schell, Maximilian/Nelson, Ed (I)/Brauner, Asher/Kates, Bernard/Baxter, Alan (I)/Wright, Ben (I)/Brandt, Martin (I)/Schiller, Norbert/Wengraf, John/Solari, Rudy/Bernard, Joseph (II)/Lancaster, Burt/Dearing, Sayre/Shatner, William/Waldis, Otto/Widmark, Richard/Clift, Montgomery/Caine, Howard/Dietrich, Marlene/Garland, Judy (I)/Flowers, Bess/Taylor, Jana/Christine, Virginia/Bromley, Sheila/Fabian, Olga +Judgment Night (1993)/Wert, Doug/Ross, Donovan D./Greene, Peter (I)/Gibbs, Nigel/Crowley, David L./Leary, Denis/Neville, Robert S./Schrody, Erik/Estevez, Emilio/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Williams, Eugene (I)/Abramson, Stuart/Cheshier, Lydell M./Scranton, Michael/Zahrn, Will/DeLorenzo, Michael/Dorff, Stephen/McGill, Hank/Phelan, Mark/O'Grady, Sean/Piven, Jeremy/Webb, Relioues/Wiseman, Michael/Watt, Rachel/Kelly, Diedre/Perkins, Kathleen/Harnos, Christine/Robinson, Lauren (I)/Alvarado, Angela (I)/Görg, Galyn +Jui kuen (1978)/Loong, Chen Tien/Fung, Ging Man/Shih, Fu Tsan/Chiang, Ching (I)/Hsu, Hsia/Yuen, Brandy/Yuen, Siu Tien/Shih, Kien/Chan, Jackie (I)/Yuen, Shun-Yee/Shek, Dean/Lin, Chiao/Wong, Casanova/Hwang, Jang Lee/Li, Ying (II)/Lin, Linda/Yeung, Pan Pan +Jui kuen II (1994)/Ha, Chun Chau/Ho, Wing-Fong/Roth, Louis (I)/Lo, Ken/Houghton, Mark (I)/Ti, Lung/Chin, Kar Lok/Liu, Chia-Liang/Hon, Yee San/Cheung, Chi-Kwong (I)/Chan, Kwok Kuen/Pao, Fong/Lau, Siu-Ming/Chan, Jackie (I)/Szema, Wah Lung/Wai-Lun, Tuan/Law, Kar-Ying/Mars (I)/Lau, Andy/Tai, Po/Wong, Felix/Wong, Gabriel/Tung, Bill/Wong, Shing/Tuatanne, Vincent/Pak, Ho Sung/Mui, Anita/Renee, Therese/Chan, Kui Ying/Kwan, Suki/Yung, Evonne/Chan, Wai Yee/Yung Hung, Yvonne/Pak, Yan +Juice (1992)/Marchand, Mitchell/Joe, Eddie/Guzmán, Pablo (I)/Criss, Anthony 'Treach'/McLaughlin, John Patrick/Freddy, Fab Five/Moore, Corwin/Sermon, Erick/EPMD/Faison, Donald/Dré, Doctor/Douglass, Norman/Hopkins, Jermaine 'Huggy'/Rubin, Christopher/Epps, Omar/Frazier, Randy/Shakur, Tupac/Laresca, Vincent/Clanton, Rony/Payne, Eric (I)/Campos, Victor (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Badalucco, Michael/Gore II, George/Alexander, Flex/Smith, Parrish (I)/Di Benedetto, John/Edinborough, Moses/Jones, Oran 'Juice'/Kain, Khalil/Red Alert, Kool DJ/Lover, Ed (I)/Williams, L.B./Troy-Kaitt, Juanita/Herron, Cindy (I)/Rush, Maggie/Harris, Bruklin/Latifah, Queen/Dickerson, Jacqui/Terraine, Millicent/Richardson, LaTanya/Jones, Lauren (I)/Hale, Birdie M./Berry, Darien/Cook, Sharon/Garland, Grace (II) +Jules et Jim (1962)/Largemain, Bernard/Bassiak, Boris/Werner, Oskar/Varesano, Michel (I)/Richard, Jean-Louis/Fabre, Pierre/Serre, Henri/Subor, Michel/Urbino, Vanna/Noelle, Kate/Haudepin, Sabine/Moreau, Jeanne/Nelsen, Anny/Bober, Elen/Wagner, Christiane (I)/Bassiak, Danielle/Lacarrière, Dominique/Dubois, Marie +Jumanji (1995)/Bryant, Peter (I)/Berry, Lloyd/Mitchell, Mike (I)/Clough, Jaysen/Richardson, Frederick/Driscoll, Robyn/Henriques, Darryl/Hyde, Jonathan/Hann-Byrd, Adam/Zola, Leonard/Welker, Frank/Thiedeke, Cyrus/Pierce, Bradley/Williams, Robin (I)/Handy, James/Grier, David Alan/Stewart, Malcolm (I)/Thorup, Gary Joseph/Obray, Brandon/Kershaw, Annabel/Barber, Gillian (I)/Dunst, Kirsten/Neuwirth, Bebe/Gilson, Sarah/Bundy, Laura Bell/Lockmuller, Brenda/Vlad, Florica/Clarkson, Patricia/Lion, June/Hunt, Bonnie +Jumpin' Jack Flash (1986)/Wood, John (I)/Goetz, Peter Michael/McDermott, Tom (I)/Santana, José Angel/Collins, Stephen (I)/Ernst, Bob (I)/Hendra, Tony/Dumas, Charles (I)/Sheridan, Jamey/Joseph, Jeffrey/Belushi, James/DeSoto, Edouard/Williams, Chino 'Fats'/Lovitz, Jon/Edgcomb, James/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Hamilton, Antony/Hartman, Phil (I)/Connell, Gerry/Landers, Matt/LaBove, Carl/Ross, J. Christopher/Chan, Kim (I)/Gregory, Benji/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Harrison, Eric (II)/Danziger, Kenneth/Dunn, Conrad/Pryce, Jonathan/Whitehead, Paxton/Ruginis, Vyto/Rowen, Mark/Marshall, Garry/McKean, Michael (I)/Krabbé, Jeroen/Oliver, Deanna/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Lund, Heidi/Botsford, Sara/Clive, Teagan/Ponterotto, Donna/Kane, Carol (I)/Goldberg, Whoopi/Chadwick, June/Ducrocq, Caroline/Potts, Annie/Payne, Julie (I)/Stern, Hilaury/Ullman, Tracey/Martin, Kellie/Woods, Ren/Stewart, Lynne Marie +Junebug (2005)/Vogelsmeier, Gregg/Mabe, Andrew/Loafman, Jamie/Loafman, Jacob/Benfield, Rick/Szmurlo, Gregory/Lee, Elien/Bane, Timothy/Campbell, David (XXI)/Hester, Barry/Van Couvering, John A./Mackenzie, Jime/Tisdale, Bobby/Steele, Eddie/Walters, Ralph (III)/Taylor, Frank Hoyt/Johnson, Jeremy Shane/Watson, Sean (III)/McGee, John Eddie/Foster, Jeffrey Dean/Wagoner, Gregory/Perper, Art/Castebury, Jamie/Carter, Brooks/Mackenzie, Cameron/Wagner, Zack/Harris, Robert (XIII)/McKenzie, Benjamin/Sullivan, Patrick (XII)/Nivola, Alessandro/Jasper, Kevin Harlow/Herrin, Mick/Brehm, Andrew/Harris, R. Keith/Wilson, Scott (I)/Kuhn, David/Besser, Matt/Cliff-Oxford, William/Alomia, Marvin/Oldham, Will (I)/Duncan, Timothy/Minor, Jerry/James III, James H./Austin, James (VI)/Venard, Edward/Russell, Chuck/Powell, Dave (IV)/Williard, Daniel/Liskotiu, David/Hembree, Jeremy/McLamb, Dan/Bright, Warren/Krebs, Jan/Patterson, Tom (VI)/Ebrahim, Uthman I./Whited, Thomas/Guertin, William/McKusick, Lee/Patterson, Richard (VII)/Herrin, Elizabeth/Carter, Sherri/Tatum, Latiza/Vinesett, Elida/Daniel, Carrie/Reavis, Mary Pat/Loafman, Katherine/Houston, Lanesha/Wright, Emily (II)/Thomas, Carolyn (I)/Morrissey, Margaret/Clark, Kathy (IV)/Campbell, Anna (III)/Paden, Claudia/Kenney, Mary/Dunlap, Linda/Caldell, Vickie/West, Becki/Wenzel, Evelyn/Beatty, Annette/Jolly, Tarra/Phillips, Bonnie/Bostic, Beth/Mackenzie, Kelley/MacKenzie, Laurie/Young, Becky/Overcash, Donna/Vaught, Hope/Ribisl, Suzanne/Jolly, Temple/Houston, Shanesha/Miller, Beatrice (IV)/Herrin, Lily/Snow, Kay W./Calhan, Heather/Dunham, Sierra/Brewer, Brenda W./Reavis, Donna Christine/Margarella, Carolina/Carter, Candice/Davidtz, Embeth/Pankow, Joanne/Cotton, Candy/Thomas, Arzaia/Clark, Charmaine/Miseuheimer, Sandra/Little, Sherika/Robertson, Karen (I)/Smith, Kendra Danielle/Marshall, Laura (III)/Barrett, Regina/West, Grace (III)/Evans, Christina/Stroud, Aalayna/Lewis, Sharon (IX)/Avarett-Short, Geneva/Whited, Laura Ashley/Booker, Angela/Dilley, Ursula/Perper, Sharon/Cochran, Peg/Andrew, Heidi/Barefoot, Amy/Kohli, Rekha/Perper, Caley/Weston, Celia/Lopina, Elizabeth/Van Couvering, Alicia/Antolino, Kristin/Doernberg, Myrna/Dilley, Natalie/Van Hecke, Caitlin/Jackson, Victoria Houston/Eiler, Linda/Clark, Mary (IV)/Fowler, Teresa/Marshall, Kathleen (IV)/Foster, Katherine/Adams, Amy (III)/Holland, Martha/Reavis, Mary/Wagner, Jill/Winslow, Jill/Hartley, Sarah Frances/Mackenzie, Megan/Gilbert, Lindsey/Mobely, Kathryn/Logsina, Elisabeth/Tanner, Mary/Castlebury, Jamie/Lashley, Laura/Lloyd, Whitney/Allen, Tanya/Rhone, Konisa/Ward, Brittany +Jungfrukällan (1960)/Ljung, Oscar/Borong, Tor/Slangus, Axel/Isedal, Tor/von Sydow, Max (I)/Porath, Ove (I)/Düberg, Axel/Forstenberg, Leif/Edwall, Allan/Brost, Gudrun/Lindblom, Gunnel/Valberg, Birgitta/Pettersson, Birgitta +Jungle 2 Jungle (1997)/Sanders, Lowell/Dishy, Bob/Place, Christopher/Galasso, Frankie J./Cooper, Jake (II)/Lewis, Ralph (V)/Allen, Tim (I)/Pasquin, John/Haley, Michael/Trotiner, Glen (I)/LeFevre, Adam/Keating, Dominic/O'Connell, Jack (II)/Stiers, David Ogden/Tormey, John/Smith, Derek (III)/Huntington, Sam/Giangiulio, Nicholas J./McGee, Jack (I)/Reilly, Brian (I)/Picard, Don/Short, Martin (I)/Mastro, Michael/Larsen, Ken/Del Gaudio, Christopher/Avalos, Luis (I)/Beitler, Maureen/Sobieski, Leelee/Davidovich, Lolita/Kess, Georgina/Williams, JoBeth/Memme, Tanya/Mahaffey, Valerie/Johnson, Christine Toy/Copeland, Joan/Reed, Rondi/Lampley, Oni Faida/Roberts, Diana (I)/Shelley, Carole/Veronika, Eva +Jungle Book, The (1967 I)/Hudson, Lord Tim/Reitherman, Bruce/Källerud, Arne/Cabot, Sebastian (I)/Stuart, Chad/Prüzelius, Gösta/DeLyon, Leo/Wolfe, Digby/O'Malley, J. Pat/Isedal, Tor/Howard, Clint/Wright, Ben (I)/Holloway, Sterling/Harris, Phil (I)/Wolgers, Beppe/Sanders, George (I)/Prima, Louis/Abbott, John (I)/Gustafsson, Pontus/Felton, Verna (I)/Carr, Darleen +Jungle Book, The (1994)/Gale, Ed/Naegeli, Sean/Flemyng, Jason/Tahir, Faran/Donachie, Ron/Elwes, Cary/Neill, Sam/Crampton, Gerry/Lee, Jason Scott/Volkmann, Niels/Gill, Amrik/Kalipha, Stefan/Glassey, Rick/Cleese, John/Agarwal, Anirudh/Walker, Liza/Wolff, Joanna/Robertson, Rachel (I)/Morse, Natalie/Headey, Lena +Jungle Fever (1991)/Jackson, Samuel L./Badalucco, Michael/Turturro, John/Atkins, Curtis/Vincent, Frank (I)/Murphy, Charles Q./Lowenthal, Shawn/Aiello, Rick/Bethea, Melvin/Doug, Doug E./Quinn, Anthony/Randazzo, Steven/Esposito, Frank (II)/Giammarino, Joseph/May, Randolph/Adrian, Bob (I)/D'Onofrio, Joe/Lauder, Ewart/Muhammad, El-Shah/Lee, Spike/Nocerino, Anthony/Dourif, Brad/Snipes, Wesley/Imperioli, Michael/Turturro, Nicholas/Robinson, Scot Anthony/Davis, Ossie/Robbins, Tim (I)/Haynes, Tiger/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Dundara, David/Randle, Theresa/Webb, Veronica/White, Suzanna/Mazar, Debi/Sciorra, Annabella/Coleman, Danielle/Ferrell, Tyra/Harris, Talese/Timbers, Veronica/Tyson, Pamela/Curtle, Averell/Brooks, Yvette/Dee, Ruby (I)/Mastrogiacomo, Gina/Douglas, Illeana/Latifah, Queen/McKee, Lonette (I)/Chantay (II)/Berry, Halle/Anderson, Mamie Louise/Nelson, Marilyn (I)/Gershon, Gina/Stickney, Phyllis Yvonne +Junior (1994)/West, Kevin (I)/Dugan, Tom (II)/Kyle, Jack/Walls, Allan/Doss, Zachary/Doss, Ryan/Yang, John/Carter, Steven 'Lance'/Pinette, John/Eckhouse, James/Enberg, Alexander/Dampf, Ethan/Ross, Brandon (I)/Nicholas, Colin/Burnham, Charles/McGowan, Charles (I)/Rambo, Bubba Dean/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Plaxico, Lonnie/Meloni, Christopher/Walter, Tracey/Haynes, Jeff (I)/Stoller, Fred/Wrentz, Lawrence T./Tierney, Lawrence/Langella, Frank/Giammichele, Kieran/Newborn, Ira/Jacobson, Dean (I)/Gierasch, Stefan/Giammichele, Christian/Chen, Peter (I)/Richardson, Daryl (I)/Pray, Chris/Mulhern, Matt/Schwartzman, Maurice/DeVito, Danny/Vincent, Jerald/O'Donnell, Dennis (I)/Elliott, Peter (VIII)/Sifuentes, Kevin/Birman, Matt/Law, Phyllida/Wolfe, Kim/McConnell, Brianna/Han, Maggie/Wortell, Holly/Koprova, Misa/Dills, Susan/McLaughlin, Ellen/Thompson, Emma (I)/Wilson, Cassandra (I)/Ovitz, Judy/Winston, Dayna/Knotts, Jodi/DeNike, Nina/Summerour, Lisa/White, Welker/Reed, Pamela/Gunn, Anna (I)/Cavanagh, Megan/Schnarre, Monika/Teweles, Leah/Hengstler, Dee/Abrams, Michele/Kennedy, Merle/Hardee, Kristina/Peragine, Antoinette/Chalfant, Kathleen/Collins, Judy (I)/Mancil, Charmaine Alicia/Bryce, Ericka/Davidson, Maggy Myers/Fitzgerald, Beth Campbell/Murray, Mary Gordon/Nunis, Julie/Peery, Sara/Turturro, Aida/Seeger, Mindy/Yanehiro, Jan/McConnell, Brittany/Chance, Amy (II) +Jurassic Park (1993)/Mishler, Tom/Smrz, Brian/Attenborough, Richard/Wong, B.D./Neill, Sam/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Escober, Adrian/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Hertford, Whit/Burson, Greg/Molen, Gerald R./Knight, Wayne (I)/Kiley, Richard/Goldblum, Jeff/Mazzello, Joseph/Peck, Bob (I)/Brown, Jophery C./Thor, Cameron/Ferrero, Martin/Cundey, Dean/Bucklin, Brad M./Fields, Christopher John/Jackson, Samuel L./Richards, Ariana/Dern, Laura/Burnett, Laura +Jurassic Park III (2001)/Nivola, Alessandro/French, Bruce (I)/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Gillow, Edward C./Harelik, Mark/Zilinskas, Bernard/Bryan, Blake Michael/Clem, Frank/Diehl, John/Macy, William H./Young, Bruce A./Nichols, Taylor/Jeter, Michael/Neill, Sam/Morgan, Trevor (I)/Madison, Sarah Danielle/Leoni, Téa/Jackson, Sonia/Gaarder, Karin M./Benson, Rona/Dern, Laura/Park, Linda +Juror, The (1996)/Landry, Charle/Rispoli, Michael/Zito, Chuck/McCauley, James Michael/Martínez, Daniel (I)/Lo Bianco, Tony/Jara, Jose/Perrino, Joseph/Wordham, Gary R./Signorelli, Tom/Barsky, Brett/Gilpin, Jack/Quazzo, Marco/Santosusso, Steve/Morales, Rauol/Rini, Peter/Senteno, Jose/Hill, William (I)/Segalla, Todo/Craven, Matt (I)/Gandolfini, James/Queypo, Kalani/Fischer, John Louis (I)/Susman, Todd/García, Alejandro (I)/Gordon-Levitt, Joseph/Baldwin, Alec/Parente, Rocco/Jurgensen, Randy/Adonis, Frank/Cowles, Matthew/Cooper, Chuck (I)/Constantine, Michael/Cerullo, Al/Tacon, Gary/Huertas, Luisa/Crouse, Lindsay/Gallagher, Fiona/Moseley, Robin/Adams, Polly (II)/Halston, Julie/De Angelis, Rosemary/Murray, Melissa/Scott, Gayle (I)/Burse, Denise/Foster, Frances/Heche, Anne/Bobby, Anne/Moore, Demi +Jury Duty (1995)/Booker, Tom/McMillan, David L./Edson, Richard/Cooke, Gregory (I)/Clay, Andrew Dice/Vitale, Dick/MacKay, Michael Reid/Taylor, Mark L./Enomoto, Ken/Ramirez, Efren/Stork, Paul/Jones, Richard T./Thorpe, Paul (I)/Napier, Charles/Newman, William (I)/Abe, Y. Hero/Riehle, Richard/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Davis, Joe (I)/Ducommun, Rick/Vigoda, Abe/Mashimo, Fritz/Shore, Pauly/Rainey, Puck/Kogen, Jay/Landau, Steven Hy/Hall, J.D./Feresten, Spike/LeBell, Gene/Whalen, Sean (I)/Tucci, Stanley/Banks, Ernie Lee/McGee, Jack (I)/Abreu, Jorge Luis/Bakay, Nick/Economou, Bruce (I)/Christy, George/Datcher, Alex/Lentini, Susan/Nakamura, Saemi/Bird, Billie/Samuels, Melissa (I)/Carrere, Tia/Miro, Yolanda/Coleman, Allegra/Scharkey, Laurelyn/Ziegler, Lynn/Winters, Shelley/Fallon, Siobhan/Barr, Sharon (I) +Just Cause (1995)/Mills, Gary Landon/Maldonado, Angelo/Wilson, S. Bruce/Slezak, Victor/Fishburne, Laurence/Teboe, Rene/Romero, Dan/Beatty, Ned/Paz, Francisco/Maycock, Patrick/Travanti, Daniel J./Connery, Sean/Ehrenkranz, Joel S./Plimpton, George/Sarandon, Chris (I)/Sassano, Michael/Lark III, Clarence/Millard, Jody/Malnik, Shareef/Stephan, Erik/Lamkin, Donn/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Essex, Rocky/Murray, Christopher/Bolano, Tony/Rodriguez, Fausto/Vaughn, Jordan F./Brown, Maurice Jamaal/Fullerton, Patrick/Harris, Ed (I)/Liberty, Richard/St. James, Monte/Underwood, Blair/Perry, Marisa/Hood-Julien, Melissa/Hughes, Melanie (I)/Kane, Barbara Jean/Dee, Ruby (I)/Leeds, Karen/Hyman, Marie/Lundsgaard, Augusta/Lange, Hope/Alderson, Brooke (I)/Johansson, Scarlett/Council, Ashley/Del Buono, Jenna/Brown, Connie Lee/Hicks, Taral/Torres, Liz/Capshaw, Kate/Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I)/Ford, Deborah Smith/Meinardus, Megan/Delre, Kylie/Popelka, Ashley/Zinn, Stacie A./Thigpen, Lynne +Just Friends (2005)/Beltrami, Giacomo/McCormick, Larry (III)/Bitonti, James/Brandon, Skye/Chin, Simon (II)/Burant, Devyn/Gieni, Owen/Ryan, Jaden/Togerson, Steve/Bryant, Jason (III)/Reynolds, Ryan (I)/Thompson, Glen W./Simpson, Mike (VI)/Mitchell, Jackie (III)/O'Brian, Mike (II)/Ewanuick, Fred/Lewis, Todd (II)/Flatman, Barry/Painchaud, Robert/Peters, Jody/Ruf, Jeff/Dunne, Robin/Levin, John (IV)/Ansah, Michael/Marquette, Chris/Klein, Chris (I)/Kirby, Justin (II)/Olsson, Ty/Nelson, Maclean/Root, Stephen (I)/Cunningham, Cavan/Williams, Ian (IX)/Fairgrieve, Trace/Park, Amanda/McDonald, Kelly (III)/Morissette, Alanis/Bakker, Sharon/Gibson, Lorelei/Anderson, Wendy (I)/Ahl, Terri/Brebner, Annie/Ward, Susan (I)/Matysio, Amy/Kumble, Grace/Speirs, Joan/Scott, Ashley (II)/Keating, Trenna/McKay, Jordan/Arcé, Maria/Hagerty, Julie/Walchuck, Jillian/Smart, Amy/Devon, Dayna/Crooks, Sally/Faris, Anna +Just Like Heaven (2005)/Yerrid, Victor/Margaritov, Rick/Connolly, Tim/Brubaker, Tony/Clark, Ken (II)/Hughes, Benjamin/Sitarz, Tim/Letchworth, Drew/Garson, Willie/Shenkman, Ben (II)/Krizner, Doug/Cassell, Paul/Mew, Danton/Heder, Jon (I)/Longstreth, Michael/Caploe, William/Canada, Ron/Logue, Donal/Chambers, Jacob/Ortega, Jimmy/Marcus, Jeff/Cruz, Cristian/McKinnon Miller, Joel/Weston II, James D./Burns, Lee (I)/Beck, Billy (I)/Pflueger, Chris/Girafi, Chaim/Grant, Michael F./Niles, David T./Ruffalo, Mark/Hacker, Ron/Irish, Steve/Sebastian, Diego/O'Connor, Raymond/Takemoto, Ken/Siitonen, Harry/Benjamin, Robert (IV)/Coree, Ingrid/Lessley, Marilee/Witherspoon, Reese/Hamilton, Kara (I)/Bernardino, Aida/Spybey, Dina/Aaron, Caroline/Johnston, Claire (IV)/Balla, Amita/Rosenberg, Cara Vivien/Mariani, Janean Christine/Wilder, Nicole (III)/Wegscheider, Kristina/Cowen, Shulie/Scott, Lorna/Made, Gabrielle/Soong, Lucille/Shafer, Alyssa/Milicevic, Ivana/Chao, Rosalind/Dorsey, Kerris/Harrison, Karen/Taber, Catherine +Just Married (2003)/McCormack, Sandy/Caccialanza, Lorenzo/Goncalves, Anderson/Alexandre, Laurent/Thomas, Alex (I)/Föhrweißer, Guido/Ardenti, Alex/Killam, Taran/Schina, Massimo/Kane, Christian/Tagliapietra, Roberto/Kutcher, Ashton/Fitzpatrick, Timmy/Gaynes, George/Luckinbill, Thad/Fantasia, Francesco/von Franckenstein, Clement/Vassallo, Joe/Agranov, David/Barry, Raymond J./Moscow, David/Rasche, David/Branco, Robert/Toda, Toshi/Moore, Summer (I)/Parker-Jones, Jill/Andrews, Valeria/Mazur, Monet/Murphy, Brittany/Cartwright, Veronica +Just My Luck (2006)/Manfrellotti, Jon/Dillon, Oscar/Dufrene IV, Paul/Jones, Danny (I)/Arata, Michael/Roffe, Al/Scott, Codie (I)/Occhipinti, Stephen/Groetsch, Justin/Kanda, Rome/Espinal, Josaine I./Pine, Chris (I)/Vichi, Gerry/Plaut, Benjamin/Garvey, Ray/Lambert, Kerry/Cashe, Jarrod/Ford, Jim (III)/Gamell Jr., Larry/Vollenweider, Dariush/Summers, Stewart/Klein, Russ (II)/Alfonso, Kenny/Ferrara, Frank/Lewinski, Ted R./Heavener, Al/Jaderlund, Henry/Love, Faizon/Pizzuto, Anthony M./Jade, Matt (II)/Wystrach, Mark Cameron/Dufour, Matthew/Goodnoff-Cernese, Adam/Falcon, Jonah/Rabb, Jim/Cochran, Dean (I)/Trew, Chris/Jensen, David E. (II)/Jensen, David (II)/Carmack, Chris/Poynter, Dougie/Castaldo, Craig/Tolby, Joshua/Simmons, Derrick/Morgan, Wayne Douglas/Martin, John Bernard/Rhodes, Dane/Murtha, Loring/Morgan, Matthew (V)/Burns, William (V)/Liberman, Erik/Hyde III, Thomas/Bizik, Robert/Rock, Johnny (I)/Gawley, Denis/Detraz, Charles/Rayme, Alec (I)/Ponce, Carlos/Kelly, Mark P./Durham, Jerry L./Wit, Dennis/Saillant, Antonio/Desroche, Gary/Rue, Stephen/Falk, Geoff/Robin, Glenn/Ragas, Matthew/Suarez, Mario (I)/Village/Scanlon, Kevin/D'Agostino, Greg/Jarmon, Korey L./Hester, Marcus/Hawkins, Ira/Vellozzi, Sonny/Garcino, Ianello/Ware, Christopher (II)/Sexton, Luke/Watson, Kevin (I)/Dupuy, Louis/Patterson, J.P./Gadison, Tobi/Allison, Mills/Judd, Harry/Melton, Cody/Chena, Jeff/Lindsey, Adrian M./Gangi, Anthony/Cambise, Jude/Fletcher, Tom (III)/Baraka, Ameer/Tyler, Deneen/Lohan, Lindsay/Ewen, Anne/Vanloo, Christine/Arden, Jennifer/Val, Mikki/Sealy, J.C./Michon, Lauren E./Armstrong, Samaire/Pyle, Missi/Head, Kasie/Ewell, Kayla/Ali, Fast/Tointon, Kara/Shriftman, Lara/Tong, Kathy/Miller, Deanna (I)/Rees, Josie/Firestone, Mary/Jameson, Candice/Fleming, Jaqueline (I)/Jameson, Candice Love/Cather, Amber/Kinsella, Loren/Seidenfeld, Cassandra/Van Kanegon, Jennifer/Goodwin, Lea/Andrews, Susan (I)/Leigh, Cynthia/Brimmer, Aurielle/Hayden, Sam/Tointon, Hannah/Parks, Gloria/Mangat, Ashley/Grice, Lara/Ritter, Allison Lee/Apjarova, Alexandra/Turner, Bree/Lamb, Michelle/Chalaire, Kristi/Berchak, Katie J./Gibson, Michelle N./Bovee, Strawn/Marshall, Misty/Billiot, Tiffany J./Koelfgen, Jennifer Rose/Feldshuh, Tovah/Cochran, Leanne/Vega, Makenzie +Just One of the Guys (1985)/Melrose, Brian/Clegg, Troy/Fieldsteel, Robert/Blanton, Don (I)/Rohner, Clayton/Zavala, James Michael/Galde, Anthony/Jayne, Billy/Brock, Tony (I)/Apicella, John/Coury, John/McCloskey, Leigh/Williams, J. (II)/Finsterwald, Joseph/Pryor, Bryn/Zabka, William/Chavez, Ramon/Gross, Arye/Guinn, Mickey/Tigar, Kenneth/Mooers, Randy/Davis, Jay W./Sprague, Frank/Blake, Richard (II)/Dutch, Travis/Basil, Steven/Charno, Stuart/Goodrich, Deborah/Kelly, Linda (I)/Ragsdale, Emily/Brennan, M.C./Fenn, Sherilyn/Norwitz, Kim/Boyer, Katy/Hyser, Joyce/Hudson, Toni/Blythe, Stacey/Studer, Kim +Just Visiting (2001)/Teplitz, Jordan/Aviles, Eric/Clavier, Christian/Brown, Richard Burton/Shaw, Alan (I)/Clemons, Lorenzo/Sussman, Matthew/Sapsford, Beau/Gulinello, Amo/Wright, Carl/Reno, Jean (I)/Furlin, Matt/Husar, Frederick/Loret, Alexis/Henriques, Darryl/Steinman, Robert/Ford Davies, Oliver/McDowell, Malcolm/Bookston, William/Paul, Randall/Barron, Doug (I)/Glenister, Robert/Harris, Crispin/Scott Gould, Eric/Greene, Brian (IV)/Eichling, James 'Ike'/Barry, Cliff/Grammer, Kelsey/Plimpton, George/Aistrope, Martin/Shaw, Adam (II)/Bailey, Bill (II)/Miller, Daniel (IX)/Gibby, Ross/Boutcher, Roy/Neumann Jr., Larry/McElroy, Thomas (I)/Owen, Steve (II)/Connell, Paul (III)/Dambra, William/Bremmer, Richard/Finney, Mark/Theis, Kevin/Janosi, Peter/McClarnon, Kevin/Young, Cedric/Nichols, Chet/Camacho, Felipe/Skewes, Michael/Komenich, Rich/Sarabia, Ric/Kopischke, Alan/Goldring, Danny/Meza, Lou/Ross, Matt (I)/Houlihan, Mike/Meyers, Eric (II)/Aylward, John/Fitzpatrick, Greg/Baker, Tab/Martin, Joe (V)/Torgan, Kendra/Caplan, Alexandra/Weingardt, Ellie/Hurst, Michelle/Winblad, Ruth/Caro, Helen/Johnson, Wendy (I)/Gibbs, Matyelok/Dodson, Lisa/Fishman, Madeline/Blair, Lucy/Smith, Rebekah Louise/Deamer, Emily/Gillespie, Chris/Petri, Suzanne/Cox, Laura/Harris, Anne (I)/Badel, Sarah/Zachry, Anne Louise/Price, Molly/Palmer, Donna/Galloway Heitz, Jane/Armstrong, Naomi/Wilson, Bridgette/Alexander, Gina (II)/Griffiths, Valerie/Kim, Suyun/Vaccaro, Karen/Dodds Frank, Marilyn/Vetrano, Francesca/Bickerton, Janette/Dodeva, Albena/Applegate, Christina/Sneed, Whitney/Graham, Sophie/Welch, Clare/DuMont, Jennifre'/Carlson, Dru Anne/Murray, Susan (II)/Harrison, Lisa (V)/Reid, Tara +Jésus de Montréal (1989)/Rack, Tom/Carrier, Serge/Bergman, Boris/Noël, Cédric/Della Serra, Bob/Hagopian, Dean/Bluteau, Lothaire/Lea, Ron/Girard, Rémy/Blanchard, Claude/Meney, Bernard/Dupuis, Roy/Lepage, Robert/Jacques, Yves/Arcand, Denys/Léveillée, Claude/Nicolas-Etienne, Alex/Messier, Marc/Barnard, Michael (III)/Lamontagne, Daniel/Bertrand, Mario/Rollin, Pascal/Bouchard, Denis/Sabourin, Marcel/Marchand, Jean (I)/Pelletier, Gilles/Tana, Paul/Lepage, Gaston/Millette, Jean-Louis/Lavallée, Jacques/Deneault, Andreanne/Quesnel, Dominique/Miller, Monique (I)/Trépanier, Gisèle/Guertin, Lisette/Gagné, Valérie/Truchon, Isabelle/Magre, Judith/Le Flaguais, Véronique/Bircher, Maria/Wilkening, Catherine/Atallah, Christine-Ann/Arsenault, Nancy/Bain, Susan/Cote, Dianne/Barrault, Marie-Christine/Lepine, Danielle/Tremblay, Johanne-Marie/Arsenault, Barbara/Turmel, Michelle/Lewis, Esther/Cantin, Léa-Marie/Martin, Pauline (II)/Drapeau, Sylvie/Lachapelle, Andrée (I)/Michaud, Rose-Andrée/Côté, Diane (I)/Baillargeon, Paule/Godin, Danielle/Giannotti, Anna-Maria/Giannotti, Maria +Jûbei ninpûchô (1993)/Romersa, Joe/Theodore, Jimmy/Epcar, Richard/Grant, Dougary/Yamadera, Kôichi/Forest, Michael (I)/Byrkett, Sonny/Philpot, Andrew/Cansino, Richard/Lavelle, Bradley/Elliott, Dean (III)/Seki, Toshihiko/Barnes, Richard (V)/Stone, Doug (I)/Rocissano, Anthony/Thornton, Kirk/Mannix, Edward/O'Connell, Joan-Carol/O'Connell, Maureen (III)/Lee, Wendee/Shinohara, Emi +K-19: The Widowmaker (2002)/Holden-Ried, Kristen/Sigurðsson, Ingvar Eggert/Shrapnel, John/Ackland, Joss/Spruell, Sam/Strugnell, Austin/Camargo, Christian/Vooren, Gerrit/Redman, Christopher (I)/Benson, Shaun (I)/Woodward, Tim/Chepovetsky, Dmitry/Sydelnykov, Arsenty/Purpura, Joey/Runyan, Tygh/Mathieson, Shawn/Shrapnel, Lex/Cumyn, Steve/Redford, Sam/Issyanov, Ravil/Oldring, Peter/Prygunov, Lev/Akerman, Jeremy/Pitts, Jacob/Graham, Peter (V)/McDonell, Ryan (I)/Sarsgaard, Peter/Feild, JJ/Gladis, Michael J.X./Stebbings, Peter/Anton, George/Nicolson, Steve/Nixon, Richard/Mykytiuk, Lubomir/Krupa, Mark Antony/Neeson, Liam/Campbell, Lee J./Close, Joshua/Ford, Harrison (I)/Day, Mark (II)/Routh, Christopher/Podhora, Roman/Ginty, James/Sumpter, Donald/Nixon, Pat/Vintilova, Natalia +K-9 (1989)/Lee, Jerry (IV)/Cuccia, Vic/Hill, Dean (I)/Allin, Jeff/Castellaneta, Dan/Handy, James/Sadler, William (I)/Mooring, Mark/Cicetti, Rick/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Blumenfeld, Alan/Artiaga, Steve/Jones III, McKeiver/Combs, Gary/Haskell, David (I)/Belushi, James/Tighe, Kevin (I)/O'Neill, Ed (I)/Elias, Ralph/Smith, Cotter/Howard, Sherman/Castellanos, John/Smith, J.W./Davis, Daniel (I)/Snyder, John (I)/Levine, Jerry/Morris, Colleen/Bransfield, Marjorie/Meldrum, Wendel/Butler, Lucy/Harris, Mel (I) +K-PAX (2001)/Frank, Leo (II)/Ford, Clebert/Howe, Brian/Brown, Christopher Jason/de Paul, Brandon/Francis, Clete/Lincoln, Scott/Real, Rafael/Rhune, Tony/Williams, Saul/Paul, Aaron (I)/Alden, Norman/Kelly, David Patrick/Lucking, William/Hadida, Ralph/Maloney, Peter (I)/Klus, Josef S./Lawrence, Mark Christopher/Peters, Clarke/Smith, Gene (I)/B'Jahn/Godbolt, William/Nichols, Lance E. 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Shelby/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Hagan, Mary Ann +Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love (1996)/Rajabali, Anjum/Bhatt, Vasudeo/Vohra, Rahul/Malik, Himanshu/Nair, Urvashi/Sajnani, Arjun/Andrews, Naveen/Chattarpur, Nizami/Tikaram, Ramon/Tyabji, Khalid/Dutt, Avijit/Kumar, Siddharth Anand/Chabra, Sunil/Patel, Harish (I)/Chowdhry, Ranjit/Tanvir, Moneeka Misra/Akhtar, Zoya/Raju, Purnima/Bhansali, Surabhi/Boga, Manize/Varma, Indira/Sachdev, Achala/Breytenbach, Daphnée/Dutt, Piu/Mudgal, Shubha/Dhup, Garima/Padamsee, Pearl/Krishna Rao, Maya/Basu, Debi/Cruz, Celesteann/Sareen, Mina/Rao, Arundhati/Datt, Deepti/Haidar, Kusum/Varma, Shyamoli/Rao, Bhanumathi/Stafford, Yasmine/Rekha (I)/Mehrota, Nandita/Stafford, Dinaz/Singh, Prabeen/Choudhury, Sarita/Jain, Cinia +Kangaroo Jack (2003)/O'Connell, Jerry/Utsler, David/Nikolakopoulos, Tony (I)/Jasprizza, Nick/Dixon, Terrell/Smith, Shawn (IV)/Csokas, Marton/Wilson, Paul (II)/Shannon, Michael (V)/Ngoombujarra, David/Baker, Christopher (I)/Gibson, John (IX)/Walken, 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Jason/Wajacs, Michael/Bosley, Randall/Trost, Brandon/Ferar, Anthony/McCarthy, Eugene (II)/Glaser, Jake/Barr, Steven (I)/Perez, Jesse (I)/Acheson, James (II)/Capra, Francis/Clardy, Larry/James, Emmett/Roper, Deidre 'Spinderella'/Brat, Da/Hart, JoAnne (I)/Burruss, Iris/Jackson, Nicole (I)/Chriss, Sandra/Duncan, Kelly (I)/Reed, Fawn/Barrett, Kashi/Renee, Shana/Reeves, Altameza/Lewis, Lucinda/Walker, Ally/Parson, Eboni/Rennard, Deborah +Kaze no tani no Naushika (1984)/Clotworthy, Robert/Mugihito/Miyauchi, Kôhei/Butcher, Paul/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Cowgill, David/Eisenmann, Ike (II)/Apostolina, Stephen/Renaday, Peter/Yada, Minoru/Shimada, Bin/Amundsen, Tom/Tsujimura, Mahito/Yanami, Jôji/Nagai, Ichirô/LaBeouf, Shia (I)/Carter, Mitch/LaBeouf, Shia (II)/Nomura, Shinji/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Guest, Nicholas/Sarandon, Chris (I)/Jay, Tony/Olmos, Edward James/Hutton, Rif/Clarke, Cam/Welker, Frank/Alexander, Newell/Simanteris, Ross/Ôtsuka, Hôchû/Silverman, Mark (I)/Kayumi, Iemasa/Taylor, James 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Olih/Yarmy, Dick/Starr, Robert/Maxwell, Jeff (I)/Felix, Richard (II)/Tregoe, William/Iwasaki, Paul/Vin, Hong Kong/Gans, Ron/Figueroa, Benjamin/Kahan, Saul/Ganz, Ron/Ochoa, Gus/Alexander, Newell/Soto, Reuben/Mitchell, Mario/Ling, Say Bun/Stucker, Stephen/Cruz, Alejandro (VI)/Richmond, Branscombe/Paso, Germin/Ramirez, Rudy (II)/Lazenby, George/Sotella, Jose/Sota, Ruben/Baker, Rick (I)/Huor, Kleng/Abrahams, Jim/Harland, Mary/Van Dam, Gwen/Embree, Julia/Goldman, Marcy/Inglstad, Linda/Kent, Janice/Enten, Boni/Sandler, Mallory/Steen, Nancy/Samora, Oanh/Stough, Vera/Zucker, Charlotte/Lee, Gracia/Strohmeier, Tara/Joi, Marilyn/Weiskopf, Kim/Rogers, Sheila (I)/Mann, Nancy (I)/Digard, Uschi/Carroll, Victoria/Kaugh, Sharon/Louise, Tina/Tan, Sheila/Landis, Tracy/Kent, Roberta/Doyle, Peggy (I)/Abbott, Chris (I)/Genson, Betsy/Regan, Ellen/Breslau, Susan/Novak, Lenka/Crawford, Anna (I)/Wooten, Katherine/Wang, Ingrid/Boehms, Dovie/Boehms, Dena/Louato, Evelyn/Levine, Shirley/Adams, Maria/Hwang, Young/Jordan, Dulcie/Hardt, Eloise/Lee, Kim (II)/Shagin, Francie/Kaufman, Jackie/Lum, Eileen/Eckemyr, Agneta +Kevin & Perry Go Large (2000)/Schumacher, Owen/Tonderai, Mark/Cranham, Kenneth/Simpson, Christian/Vansittart, Rupert/Bye, Ed/Ettridge, Christopher/Fleet, James (I)/Gunn, Joe (I)/Enfield, Harry/Uzzaman, Badi/Whitehouse, Paul (I)/Parks, Sam/O'Donnell, Steve (I)/Shugs/Ifans, Rhys/Harper, Frank (I)/Dark, James (II)/McFadden, Steve/Murray, James (XIII)/Joseph, Elliot (II)/Shillinglaw, Anna/Rix, Louisa/Burke, Kathy/Ewin, Donna/Fraser, Laura (II)/Curtis, Amelia/Burton, Kerry/Byrne, Patsy/Little, Natasha/Wady, Tabitha/Burton, Jo +Key Largo (1948)/Crockett, Luther/Rodney, John/Seymour, Dan (I)/Bogart, Humphrey/Silverheels, Jay/Robinson, Edward G./Smith, Joe P./Blue, Monte/Phillips, John (I)/Haade, William/Gomez, Thomas/Morin, Alberto (I)/Redwing, Rodd/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Jerome, Jerry (I)/Flaherty, Pat/Litel, John/Lewis, Harry (I)/Barrymore, Lionel/Gómez, Felipa/Bacall, Lauren/Trevor, Claire/Archuletta, Beulah +Kickboxer (1989 I)/Maitriwong, Ithikrai/Lane, Keith E./Shun, Wong Wing/Payakdum/Liu, Ricky/Lavilard, Pairat/Chu, Africa/Sae-Ear, Yai/Wan, Kalee/Hung, Lee (I)/Reynolds, Zennie/James, Nickolas/Sriharajmontri, Priwan/Sri-Anont, Chanont/Foo, Richard/Sin, Ho Ying/Lee, Andy (I)/Keung, Wang Tak/Qissi, Michel/Harrington, Dean/Liu, Chia Yung/Kwong, Tsang Sing/Lee, Steve (I)/Santoro, Richard/Cheung, Wah/DiSalle, Mark/Long, Kong/Chan, Dennis (I)/Anderson III, Haskell V./Tubin/Praiwan Jr./Shuamongkol, Pichitchai/Soo Han, Ong/Kerner, Brad/Ladalski, John/Roth, Louis (I)/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Cheung, Sammy/Chung, Yung Chi/Mak, Robert (I)/Chan, Tony/Cheung, Mathew/Saifar/Yue, Ho Kai/Vongbutr, Montri/Lee, Michael (I)/Lun, Leung Hoi/Alexio, Dennis/Komolthorn, Amnart/Ashana, Rochelle/Tang, Ali/Chan, Amanda/Chow, Phoebe/Vutti, Kanthima/Choi, Irene/Yeung, Strawberry/Wong, Joann +Kicking & Screaming (2005)/Deters, Timmy/Vincent, Brandon/Hutcherson, Josh/Ferrell, Will/Duvall, Robert (I)/Bergman, Jeremy/Sharp, Timm/Uyehara, Michael/Berman, Brett/Benedict, Robert Patrick/Bowe, David/Vivanco, Jose/West, Tyler Reid/Palermo, Brian/Buktenica, Gus/Doyle, Harrison/Winston, Matt (I)/Cho, Elliott/Adsit, Scott/Turner, Jim (I)/Koval, Jeffrey/Taylor, Wesley/Lewis, Phill/Gearhart, Devon/Barrera, Daniel/Amakye, Willie/Cassavetes, Frank/Klitzner, Chase/Noah, Jeffrey/Walker, Erik/Fine, Sammy/Jason, Peter/Metcalfe, Dan/Garcia-Reyes, Christopher/Rouse, Logan/Paul, Jarrad/Liotti, Francesco/Arnold, Tom (I)/Starr, Martin/Lawrence, Steven Anthony/Herman, David (I)/Virtue, Tom/Ruggiero, Alessandro/Polson, Jack/McKinney, Dallas/Nemit III, Jeffrey Thomas/Sicari, Joseph R./Hendrickson, Zach/Fray II, Richard G./McLaughlin, Dylan/Nathanson, Kyle/Ditka, Mike/Rothenberg, Karly/Elrod, Lu/Fuentes, Heidemarie/Lackey, Elizabeth/Walsh, Kate (I)/Firestone, Sara/Arens, Kaitlyn/Borstein, Alex/Vander, Musetta/Campbell, Julia/Kightlinger, Laura/Zeskind, Rachel/Glenn, Stasi/Barnes, Susan (I)/Harris, Rachael (I) +Kid Stays in the Picture, The (2002)/Hemingway, Ernest/Evans, Robert (I)/Thalberg, Irving/Coppola, Francis Ford/Radin, Roy/Flynn, Errol (I)/Newman, Paul (I)/Sinatra, Frank/Zanuck, Darryl F./Hackman, Gene/Nixon, Richard/Power, Tyrone (I)/Nicholson, Jack/Castle, William/Coburn, James/Widmark, Richard/Hope, Bob (I)/Kissinger, Henry/Evans, Josh (I)/Falk, Peter (I)/Albert, Eddie/Allen, Steve (I)/Gere, Richard/Dickinson, Angie/Gardner, Ava/Welch, Raquel/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Channing, Carol/Deneuve, Catherine/Burnett, Carol +Kid, The (1921)/Redmond, Granville/Quirk, Evans/Miller, Carl (I)/McAtee, Clyde/Campeau, Frank/Reisner, Charles/Sheldon, George V./Hunt, Ed (III)/Hanft, Jules/Pierce, Charles I./Wilson, Tom (I)/Bergman, Henry/Lynch, Walter/Roser, Henry/Dillon, Dan (I)/Austin, Albert/Coogan, Jackie/Coogan Sr., Jack/Sherrod, Edgar/Chaplin, Charles/Hale, Frank (I)/Wilcox, S.D./McKinnon, John (I)/Lee, Raymond (I)/D'Oench, Philip/Blinn, F./Russell, J.B./Madison, V./Dunbar, Robert (I)/Franklin, Rupert/Yanez, Baby/Parker, Lew/Wilson, Baby/O'Neil, Ethel/Keller, Grace/Chevalier, Bliss/Vinot, Mother/Young, Elsie/Yanez, Amanda/Gordon, Sadie/Baker, Nellie Bly/Ralston, Esther/Jenks, Lulu/Wilson, Edith (I)/Sindora, Elsie/White, May/Grey, Lita/Purviance, Edna/Stearns, Minnie/Cochran, Frances/Hathaway, Baby/Jennings, Irene/Hathaway, Louise/Bradbury, Kitty/Bains, Beulah/Faulkner, Florette/Kernan, Sarah/Cook, Estelle/Codd, Elsie/Hall, Martha/Howard, Flora/Kay, Kathleen/Pollard, Laura/Crane, Lillian +Kid, The (2000)/Rosario, Travis/Agata, Toshiya/Edmonds, Kevon/Finkel, Joshua/Beatty Jr., Lou/von Bargen, Daniel/McBride, Chi/McLachlan, Rod/Weeks, Gary (II)/Travis, John (I)/Chinlund, Nick/Rossi, Melvin 'Shorty'/Breslin, Spencer/Fenwick, Brian/Moncrief, Paul/Foster, Darrell (I)/Mosenson, Scott/King, Larry (I)/Willis, Bruce/Callahan, E.J./Greene, Harold (II)/Eisen, Rich/Copage, Marc/McLaughlin, Brian (II)/Fager, Dusan/Scott, Stuart/Tibbetts, Brian (I)/Anderson, Daryl (I)/Wajacs, Michael/Tom, Steve (I)/McGregor, Brian/Anderson, Stanley/Apicella, John/Perry, Matthew (I)/McClendon, Reiley/Land, Tammi/Smart, Jean/Mortimer, Emily/Ivey, Dana/Tomlin, Lily/Ryan, Jeri/Watson-Johnson, Vernee/Moore, Juanita/Arlen, Elizabeth/Nish, Kelly/May, Deborah (I)/McCarthy, Melissa/Grant, Tanisha/Hoag, Jan/Waters Willard, Maxine/Scott, Esther (II)/Spruill, Stephanie/Keck, Molly/Dalian, Susan/Waters, Julia/Barreto, Alexandra +Kids (1995)/Hernandez, Mike (I)/Harris, Hamilton/Simmons, Jamal/Korine, Avi/Korine, Harmony/Perez, John (IV)/Prawatyotin, Sidney/Lalputan, Jimmy/Pierce, Justin (I)/Carter, John (XII)/Knopfelmacher, Joseph/Núñez, Javier (I)/Pang, Jeff/Pang, Medwin/Glen, Alex/Ramirez, Exile/Waldeman, Billy/Smith, Gerry (II)/Sikorski, Ryan/Fitzpatrick, Leo (I)/Bruna, Christian/Schwartz, Scot/Phillips, Daniel (III)/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Arbitelle, Rich/Staci Kim, Johnathan/Liguidi, Darice/Natiello, Frank/Peel, Eddie/Gordy, Jim/Hunter, Harold/Lockman, Nick/McBride, Lavar/Story, Jamie/Valdes, Billy/Davis, Ellsworth 'Cisco'/Wise, Alan/Bici, Peter/Alvarez, Joey (I)/Morales, Tony (I)/Henry, Dr./Hunter, Ronald (II)/Estevez, Giovanni/Solomon, Billy/Dean, John (II)/Bhagat, Sajan/Oddo, Thierry/Youngblood, Walter/Ly-Min, Carl/Iconstanti, Jason/Chan, Joseph (I)/Batista, Raymond/Bell, Nuri/Louie, Louie/Núñez, Luis (II)/Simmons, Jeff (II)/Draper, Deborah/Lee, Lila (II)/Wood, Suzanne (I)/Sevigny, Chloë/Deleon, Corina/Jam/Marco, Stefanie/Rodriguez, Atabey/Moy, Amy/Ho, Julie/Karabell, Alexandra/Forsyth, Priscilla/Stebe-Glorius, Christiana/Weinstein, Beth/Stebe-Glorius, Julie/Dawson, Rosario/Mei, Regina/Grupski, Karyn/Peguero, Yakira/Lockwood, Michele/Raynaud, Kara/Glucksman, Carisa/Velazquez, Zulaika/Ignatov, Johanna/Henderson, Sarah (II)/Mendoza, Julia/Brown, Adriane/Fuertes, Francine/Goldstein, Gillian/Acevedo, Lisa +Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy (1996)/Dixon, John (IX)/D'Addario, Jason/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Brown, Elijah/Thompson, Scott (I)/McDonald, Kevin (I)/Cordell, Christopher/Tunney, Eric/Jones, Andy (II)/McKinney, Mark (I)/Redman, Christopher (I)/Patterson, Pat (I)/Tripe, Donald/Murdoch, Lachlan/Casimiri, Luciano/Ning, Tony/Howe, Trenton/Barr, Jason (I)/Wilson, Jonathan/Mannell, Larry/Bell, Thom (II)/Foley, Dave (I)/Fraser, Brendan/Jessop, Jack/McCulloch, Bruce/Wall, Jared/Aasland, Derek/Reid, Adam (I)/Bellini, Paul/Campbell, Amanda/Leese, Lindsay/Smith, Amy (I)/Hilliard, Sherry/Hawtrey, Kay/de Boer, Nicole/Dyer, Sharon/Lancaster, Erica (I)/Redpath, Barbara Lynn/Blair, Selma/Soosar, Jenni/Flacks, Diane/Holloway, Ann/Stewart, Amanda Payton/Johnson, Kirsten (I)/Betker, Carrie/Wegner, Lisa/Harris, Jackie/Greenwood, Kathryn/Garofalo, Janeane/Bridges, Krista/Hart, Ingrid +Kika (1993)/Elejalde, Karra/López Villanúa, Carlos/Climent, Joaquín/Bandera, Manuel/Casanovas, Àlex/Almodóvar, Agustín/Lajusticia, Santiago/Bonilla, Jesús/Coyote, Peter/Forqué, Verónica/Fernández, Bibiana/Alonso, Anabel/Palma, Rossy de/Caballero, Francisca/López, Charo/Abril, Victoria/Li, Blanca/Aros, Claudia/Bardem, Mónica +Kikujirô no natsu (1999)/Ôtsuki, Shûji/Kitano, Takeshi/Maro, Akaji/Gidayu, Great/Tanaka, Yoji/Murasawa, Hisahiko/Kiyoshi, Beat/Ide, Rakkyo/Sekiguchi, Yusuke/Inamiya, Makoto/Sekine, Daigaku/Mamura, Nezumi/Hosokawa, Fumie/Daike, Yuuko/Yoshiyuki, Kazuko/Ooba, Fuyu/Kishimoto, Kayoko +Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)/Chiba, Sonny/Maro, Akaji/Morishita, Yoshiyuki/Sugata, Shun/Midorikawa, Hikaru/Daimon, Goro/Zhan, Zhang Jin/Yamanaka, Satoshi/Madsen, Michael (I)/Liu, Chia Hui/Kunimura, Jun/Parks, Michael (I)/Polyi, Stevo/Nelson, Christopher Allen/Ohba, Kenji/Hu, Xiaohui/Loughran, Jonathan/Takahashi, Issei/Kusumi, Naomi/Carradine, David/Tanaka, Yoji/Kitamura, Kazuki/Satô, Sakichi/Parks, James/Kuroiwa, Michael/Bowen, Michael (I)/Shimaguchi, Tetsuro/Kazamatsuri, Yuki/Manase, Julie/Maeda, Ai (III)/Tuan, Shu Lan/Dreyfus, Julie/Hannah, Daryl/Kuriyama, Chiaki/Fox, Vivica A./Fujii, Sachiko/Kelley, Ambrosia/Liu, Lucy/Yamaguchi, Yoshiko/Fujiyama, Ronnie Yoshiko/Thurman, Uma +Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004)/Svenson, Bo/Jackson, Samuel L./Polyi, Stevo/Tarantino, Quentin/Nelson, Christopher Allen/Liu, Chia Hui/Bishop, Larry/Hartig, Tom/Clark, William Paul/Silva, Jorge (X)/Madsen, Michael (I)/Parks, Michael (I)/Middleton, Clark/Douglas, Al Manuel/Bender, Lawrence/Haig, Sid (I)/Carradine, David/Smithies, Claire/de Lourdes Lombera, Maria/Stein, Shana/Epper, Jeannie/Thurman, Uma/Rose, Thea/Keats, Caitlin/Salazar Mendoza, Graciela/Padilla Curiel, Sonia Angelica/Silva, Patricia/Liu, Lucy/Fox, Vivica A./Beebe, Reda/Dreyfus, Julie/Cruz Marroquin, Lucia/Bojorquez, Citlati Guadalupe/Kim, Helen (IV)/Martinez, Veronica Janet/Lucai, Victoria/Valentino, Venessia/Del Rosario Gutiérrez, Maria/Moore, Stephanie L./Haney-Jardine, Perla/Hannah, Daryl/Cayouette, Laura +Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988)/Rockhold, Steve/Blank, Harrod/Thompson, Melvin/Titus, Christopher/Bryan, Mitch (I)/Walsh, Dennis C./Vernon, John (I)/Cramer, Grant/Dano, Royal/Halton, Michael/Locust, Jimmy/Stover, Armon/Haley, Paul/Shaeffer, Karl/Kovacs, Danny/Scott, Brian Degan/Beatty, Scott (I)/Burris, Michael Harrington/Siegel, Michael (I)/Sykes, Greg/Ponza, Geno/Nelson, John Allen/Piel, David (I)/Parsons, Paul (II)/Chiodo, Charles/Jones, Steven A. (II)/Martin, Johnny (I)/Malpas, Howard/Yesko, Jeff/Licassi, Peter/Walken, Jesse Grey/Snyder, Suzanne (I)/Proom, Adele/Bartle, Claire/Burgess, Lucinda/O'Mahoney, Sharon/Houdini, Genie/Raff, Karen/Stefano, Kathleen/Michaels, Irene/Krull, Karla Sue +Killer's Kiss (1955)/Silvera, Frank/Dana, Mike (I)/O'Brien, Shaun (II)/Orlandi, Felice/Jarret, Jerry/Vaughan, David (I)/Adelman, Skippy/Feldman, Arthur/Stevenson, Phil (I)/Roberts, Ralph (I)/Funaro, Bill/Rubin, Alec/Smith, Jamie (I)/Kane, Irene/Brand, Barbara/Sobotka, Ruth/Lobbin, Peggy +Killers, The (1946)/Dale, Rex/Anderson, George (I)/Ingham, Geoffrey/Anderson, Audley (I)/Ruhl, William/Laidlaw, Ethan/Dekker, Albert/Berkes, John (I)/Scott, Wallace/Negley, Howard/Conrad, William (I)/Hale, Michael (I)/Brown, Phil (I)/Lambert, Jack (I)/Donovan, Mike (I)/Launders, Perc/Barnett, Vince/Leary, Nolan/Miljan, John/Brown, Charles D. (I)/Corey, Jeff/Walker, Bill (I)/Adams, Ernie (I)/McGraw, Charles/Hill, Al (I)/Cheatham, Jack/Sheehan, John (I)/Brown, Harry (II)/MacBride, Donald/Hayden, Harry/Trebach, John/Cravat, Noel/Rose, Wally/Hellinger, Mark/Owen, Garry (I)/Dodd, Neal/Lancaster, Burt/O'Brien, Edmond/Levene, Sam (I)/Wallace, Milton/Middleton, Charles (I)/Freeman, Howard/Roberts, Beatrice/Staunton, Ann/Gardner, Ava/Windsor, Gabrielle/Lyon, Therese/Lewis, Vera/Smith, Queenie/Christine, Virginia +Killing Fields, The (1984)/Pierpaoli, Oliver/Long, Mark (I)/Leng, Mow/Waterston, Sam/Kennedy, Graham (I)/Sands, Julian/Malkovich, John/Bird, Tom (II)/Gray, Spalding/Sisowath, Monirak/Malahide, Patrick/Tran, Hout Ming/Suon, Thach/Paterson, Bill (I)/Dtangpaibool, Lambool/Barney, Jay/Sar, Chinsaure/Fugard, Athol/Henry, David (I)/Bodycomb, Charles/Nelson, Craig T./Ngor, Haing S./Chey, Edward Entero/Wheeler, Ira/Merlin, Joanna/Chey, Katherine Krapum/Harris, Joan/Campbell, Nell/Pal, Neevy/Inaba, Sayo +Killing Me Softly (2002)/Hughes, Jason (I)/Thomsen, Ulrich/Aspinall, Ian/Roberts, Neil (II)/Fiennes, Joseph/Vibert, Ronan/Field, Patrick/Faraday, Tim/Hart, Ian/Gee, Donald/Ryan, Oliver/Boswell, Lee/Gunn, Joe (I)/Green, Richard (XV)/Robbins, Amy (I)/Graham, Heather (I)/Poulet, Olivia/Markham, Kika/Palmer, Rebecca R./Bannerman, Yasmin/Grace, Helen (I)/McElhone, Natascha +Killing Zoe (1994)/Thompson, David Richard/Tragos, Chris/Jeremy, Ron/Scandiuzzi, Gian-Carlo/Jean-Philippe, Michel/Thai, Tai/Turner, Rich (I)/Salem, Kario/Baski, Bernard/Ramsay, Bruce/Raymond, Martin (I)/Kayman, Michael/Kemp, Gary/Hernandez, George (II)/Chaltiel, Eric Pascal/Galuszka, Sean/Bonn, Gérard/Anglade, Jean-Hugues/Xuereb, Salvator/Stoltz, Eric/Peck, Cecilia/Holland, Gladys/Laredo, Sandra/Renee, Elise/Beck, Kimberly/Delpy, Julie +Killing, The (1956)/Vuolo, Tito/Kemp, Kenner G./Benedict, William 'Billy'/Reeves, Richard (I)/Mitchell, Steve (I)/Ellis, Herbert (I)/Cook Jr., Elisha/Richards, Frank (I)/Moore, Hal J./Adler, Jay/Turkel, Joe/Griffith, James (I)/de Corsia, Ted/Edwards, Vince (I)/Kwariani, Kola/Edwards, James (I)/Cane, Charles/Flippen, Jay C./Gorss, Sol/Gilmore, Art/Carey, Timothy/Hines, Harry/Hayden, Sterling/Sawyer, Joe/Williams, Robert (I)/Elliott, Cecil/Windsor, Marie/Gray, Coleen/Carroll, Mary (I)/Adams, Dorothy +Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949)/Penrose, John/Lowe, Arthur/Young, Harold/Lightfoot, Fletcher/Gawthorne, Peter (I)/Evans, Lyn (I)/Price, Dennis (I)/Salew, John/Morton, Clive/Malleson, Miles/Ramage, Cecil/Guinness, Alec/Foster, Maxwell/Beard, Stanley (II)/Messiter, Eric/Griffith, Hugh (I)/Naismith, Laurence/Handford, Leslie/Spenser, Jeremy (I)/Malone, Cavan/Hill, Nicholas (II)/Phillott, Gordon/Wattis, Richard/Staff, Ivan/Hamley-Clifford, Molly/Leake, Barbara/Clifford, Peggy Ann/Greenwood, Joan/White, Carol (I)/Valery, Anne/Fildes, Audrey/Hobson, Valerie +Kindergarten Cop (1990)/Forest, Lee/Baumer, Ian/Crick, Ed/Lo, Chi Moui/Steinkamp, John/Cousins, Christian/Reeder, Travis Whitney/McCreary, Ben/Portnow, Richard/Page, Justin/Stuart, Jason/Cousins, Joseph/Golden, Terry/Park, Steve (I)/Chapman, Kenneth/Bolton, Jacques Apollo/Jackson III, Jimmy Darrin/Reeder, Trevor James/Rakow, Peter/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Wong, Anthony (II)/Malinger, Ross/Hammil, John/Chapman, Michael (I)/Howard, Jason (I)/Dupree, Lee/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Graas, John Christian/Bradley, Remone/Yuen, Galen/Elman, Gene/Marsh, Zachary/Wylie, Adam/Dugan, Tom (II)/Holliday, Charlie/Chance, James (I)/Lee, Leo/Wagner, Brian (I)/Glanzmann, Ray/Avina, Frankie/Kurlander, Tom/Tyson, Richard/Reitman, Jason/Jones, Rick (I)/Nelson, Bob (II)/Hughes, Miko (I)/Delgado, Kim/Vasquez, Peter Mark/Cave, Robert (I)/Diskin, Ben/Mataras, Tiffany/Baker, Carroll/Mataras, Krystle/Casey, Debra/Kauffman, Mimi J./Merrem, Anne/Nagorsky, Nicole/Karr, Sarah Rose/Overall, Park/Reitman, Catherine/Wald, Amy/Burns, Susan/Swedberg, Heidi/Allyn, Bethany/Runnels, Tameka/Phalon, Arlene J./Hart, Tina/Reaves, Tiffany/Reaves, Amber/Roma (I)/Wix, Judy/Cleator, Molly/Moriarty, Cathy/Yustman, Odette/Hunt, Linda/Brook, Jayne/Bassett, Angela/Lloyd, Emily Ann/Urman, Haley/Reed, Pamela/Koromzay, Alix/Henson, Betty Lou/Miller, Penelope Ann/Garo, Medha/Rosen, Marissa +King and I, The (1956)/Worrall, Dusty/Benson, Martin (I)/Thompson, Rex (I)/Luke, Eddie/Bonilla, Dennis/Adiarte, Patrick/Yip, William (I)/Mowbray, Alan/Rivas, Carlos (I)/Jim, Marion/Irwin, Charles (I)/Bonilla, Thomas/Brynner, Yul/Levi, Fuji/Fuentes, Reuben/Strong, Leonard/Banas, Robert/Levy, Weaver/Toone, Geoffrey/De Lappe, Gemze/Yuriko (I)/Pond-Smith, Stephanie/Iseri, Michiko/James, Irene/Saunders, Terry (I)/Gordon, Leona (I)/Smith, Josephine/Lew, Jocelyn (II)/Kerr, Deborah/Moreno, Rita (I)/Nixon, Marni +King Arthur (2004)/Kinevane, Pat/Braiden, Des/Creed-Miles, Charlie/Condon, Brian/Owen, Clive/Davey, Martin Nigel/McTavish, Graham/Gilder, Sean/De Angelis, Lorenzo/Teale, Owen/McKinney, Joe (II)/Stott, Ken/McCormack, Daire/Leech, Patrick/O'Brien, Gerry/Dancy, Hugh/Dillane, Stephen/McGuinness, Brian/Crowley, Donncha/El-Balawi, Beans/Skarsgård, Stellan/McGlinchey, Paul/O'Mearain, Lochlainn/Dennehy, Ned/Devine, Alan/Murray-Corcoran, Shane/Gallagher, Dessie/Schweiger, Til/McKenna, Malachy/Marescotti, Ivano/Wilmot, David (I)/Allen, Chick (I)/Hogan, Bosco/Mikkelsen, Mads/Gruffudd, Ioan/Edgerton, Joel/Drew, Phelim/Russell, Clive/Henderson-Boyle, Elliot/Stevenson, Ray (I)/Brennan, Johnny/Murray, David (VI)/Winstone, Ray/Garello, Stefania Orsola/Putson, Stephanie/Knightley, Keira/Gladkowska, Maria/Shaw, Lesley Ann/Bradfield, Dawn +King Kong (1933)/Porcasi, Paul/Capehart, Barney/Fisher, Bill (II)/Bland, Johnnie/Hopper, Wesley/Steers, Larry/Warwick, H.R./Knight, Al (I)/Harrison, James (I)/Duffy, Tex/Cabot, Bruce (I)/Crawford, John (XVII)/McGrath, Larry/Green, Lawrence (III)/Laidlaw, Ethan/Harmon, Pat/Davis, John (XXXIV)/Cooper, Merian C./James, Jimmy (I)/Easton, Ralph/Levine, Sam/West, Jack (VI)/Fisher, Larry (I)/Saunders, Russell (I)/Beard, Leo/Best, Jack/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Harvey, Lew/Boland, Eddie/Hogan, Earl 'Hap'/Flavin, Art/Whiteford, Blackie/Saunders, Jack (I)/Turman, Earl/Stevens, Edward (II)/Williams, Bill (I)/Sewell, Charles/Long, Victor (I)/Dwire, Earl/Thorpe, Jim (I)/Johnson, John L./Reicher, Frank/Reed, Eddy/Meredith, Frank/MacQuarrie, George (I)/McCarew, Richie/Tenbrook, Harry/Dime, James/Downing, Walter/Perry, Nathan (II)/Cornbleth, Harry/Prather, A.J./Vandergrift, Monte/Walker, Harry (III)/Powell, Russ (I)/Patrick, Edward/Schoedsack, Ernest B./Marba, Joe Smith/Chapin, Jack (I)/Ackerman, Walter/Thompson, Roy (I)/Brakins, John/Claremont, Harry/Duray, Peter/Rochelle, Ed/Noyes, Skeets/Wood, Eric (II)/Jack, T.C./Gray, Arnold/Curry, Nathan/Perkins, Gil (I)/Shockley, Milton/Walker, Wade (I)/Behrle, Fred/Brent, Lynton/Barlow, Reginald (I)/O'Flynn, Paddy/Hall, Charlie (I)/Armstrong, Robert (I)/Solder, William/Sturgis, Eddie/Allen, Ed (I)/Mills, Frank (I)/Dagwell, Bill/Williams, Ivory/Wade, John (VIII)/Tally, Tobias/Martin, Henry (I)/Conley, Odel/Conley, Onest/Mason, Buddy/Van Vleck, William/O'Malley, Bert/Northpole, John/Ates, Roscoe/Daly, George (I)/Kimpton, Walter/Mojave, King/Bowen, Harry/Gallagher, Jack (III)/Mount, Harry (I)/Phelps, Lee (I)/Adamson, James (I)/Green, Duke (I)/English, Shorty/McDonald, Al (I)/Hardy, Sam (I)/Washington, George (I)/Starkey, Hugh/Dill, Joe/Wong, Victor (I)/Shelly, Tony/Rankin, T.J./Dunn, William (IV)/Gerritty, Frank/Hart, Eddie/Thomas, Ivan (I)/Bard, Ralph/Wagner, Kid/Galloway, Bob/Collins, John (XII)/Stewart, Roy (I)/Turner, Ray (I)/Higginson, Tex/Clemente, Steve (I)/Marlowe, Sam/Smith, Jack (X)/Shackelford, Floyd/Pratt, Jack/Haefeli, Charles/Nixon, Nim/Washington, Charles (IV)/Johnson, Noble (I)/Flavin, James/Magrill, George/Duval, Harry/Robinson, Gus/Lonergan, Col. Timothy J./Potts, Malcon/Knox, Walter/Curtis, Dick (I)/Potts, Mahlon/Rogers, Russ/Fanning, Frank/Sullivan, Charles (I)/Taylor, Walter (I)/Garrison, Harold/Vincent, Sailor/Pomeroy, Allen (I)/Duran, William/Flourney, Joe/Clark, Edward (I)/Mason, LeRoy/Brown, Everett (I)/Ingram, Clifford/Nye, William (I)/Alder, Van/Mitchell, Dusty/O'Grady, Tom/Kirby, Walter/Perry, Jack (I)/Strang, Harry/Washington, Blue/Keaton, Harry/O'Malley, Charles/Angel, Frank/Silver, Jack (I)/Eckhardt, Oliver/Brent, Roy/Gale, Betty/Shaw, Sandra/Sparks, Katherine (II)/Allen, Etta Mae/Doran, Jean/Wray, Fay/Gulliver, Dorothy/Dandridge, Rose/Marrin, Mae/Young, Lillian/Lewis, Vera/Johnson, Annie L./Henry, Irene/Washington, Hannah/Monti, Carlotta/McDaniel, Etta/Marlowe, Rena/Gittelson, June/Sul-Te-Wan, Madame/Worthington, Helen/Sutton, Gertrude/Donahue, Fanny/Dudley, Florence/Howell, Hazel/Curry, Kathryn/Emmons, Louise/Fenwick, Jean/Henry, Etta Mae/Sheridan, Gay/Dandridge, Bernice/Garrison, Evelyn/Nichols, Alice/Muse, Almeta/Burns, Betty +King Kong (1976)/Huff, Brent/Zoom, Billy (I)/Walberg, Garry/Baker, Rick (I)/Bernsen, Corbin/Gorney, Walt/Harris, Julius/O'Halloran, Jack/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Conrad, Sid/Long, Keny/Grodin, Charles (I)/Randolph, John/Whiteman, George/McAllister, Shawn/Lone, John/Moreno, Jorge (I)/Piscopo, Joe/Byrd, Larry M./Dacy, S.C./Rosenstein, Ira S./Buktenica, Ray/Auberjonois, Rene/Baker, Todd (I)/Gallo, Mario (I)/Agar, John (I)/Lauter, Ed/Heffley, Wayne/Fimple, Dennis/Lange, Jessica +King of Comedy, The (1983)/Baxter-Worman, Jerry/Low, Chuck (I)/Dittrich, Ray/Julien, Jay (I)/David, Jeff (I)/Tremont, Mike/Vynil, Kosmo/Salter, Gary/De Cordova, Frederick/Dioguardi, Richard/Litauer, William/Brown, Lou (III)/Borge, Victor/Murphy, Gerard (I)/Jorgensen, Bill/Russo, Matt/Chan, Kim (I)/Monaco, Ralph/Fain, Peter/Baker, Allan (III)/Lewis, Jerry (I)/Stevens, Chuck (I)/Strummer, Joe/Minkin, Bill/Potashnick, Alan/Boschetti, Tony/Scott, Marvin (I)/Baratz, Richard/Raitt, Jimmy/Wess, Rob-Jamere/Tolan, Thomas M./Scorsese, Martin/Scorsese, Charles/Mulligan, Dennis (I)/Devon, Tony/Martin, Mardik/Colston, Robert/Simonon, Paul/Lyness, Jim/Coop, Chuck/Ryan, Whitey/Letts, Don/Vitella, Sel/Scherick, Edgar J./Ufland, Harry J./Kapp, George/De Niro, Robert/Kolba, Michael/Rodríguez, Ramón (III)/Randall, Tony (I)/Kaleina, Charles/Potulski, Peter/Lawless, Doc/Herlihy, Ed/Jones, Mick (I)/Stodden, Michael F./Gonzales, Vinnie/Abbott, Diahnne/Tupper, Loretta/Scorsese, Cathy/Scorsese, Catherine/Bernhard, Sandra/Hack, Shelley/Heflin, Marta/Winkler, Margo/Lee, Thelma/Foley, Ellen/Dummett, Audrey/Mastrantonio, Mary Elizabeth/Rachell, Diane/Harbour, Pearl/Prud'Homme, June/Brothers, Joyce/Wallach, Katherine/Minnelli, Liza/Levinson, Leslie/Bloch, Scotty +King of New York (1990)/Abuba, Ernest/Cee, Frankie/Murphy, Gerard (I)/Speller, Abe/Perry, George Lawrence/Sweda, Wendell/Argo, Victor/Hamill, Pete/Buscemi, Steve/Colucci, George G./Richardson, Peter (I)/Neilson, Phil/Chin, Joey/Gio, Frank/Adonis, Frank/Guecia, Lance/Smith, Roger Guenveur/Gregory, Haywood/Endira/Batiste, David/Goode Jr., Jack/Delia, Joe (I)/Walken, Christopher/Snipes, Wesley/Klima, Laszlo/Shields, Matthew (II)/Aquilino, Frank/Mills, Gary Landon/Guess, Michael/Lauchu, Carlos/Thomas, Leonard L./Pesci, Marty/Perrineau, Harold/Calderon, Paul/Redman, Anthony (I)/Esposito, Giancarlo/Padilla, Anthony/LaSardo, Robert/Julien, Jay (I)/Stickney, Timothy/Battin, Michael (I)/Fishburne, Laurence/Jackson, Freddy/Garnier, Tony/Reidy, John (I)/Lorinz, James/Caruso, David (I)/Howard, Freddy/Chang, Sari/Angel, Vanessa/Nygren, Carrie/Chang, Lia/Oliver, Lucille M./Hunter, Nancy (I)/Shaw, Alonna/Julien, Susannah (II)/Randle, Theresa/Ariane (I)/Gimpel, Erica (II)/Legere, Phoebe/Julian, Janet +King Ralph (1991)/Phillips, Leslie/Holland, Barrie/Walker, Rudolph (I)/Dackombe, Terence/Beach, Paul/Blakely, Cameron/Stobart, Ed/Whitmore, Richard/Stoll, David/Goodman, John (I)/Villiers, James/Bebb, Richard/Richards, Jason (I)/Glover, Julian/Johnson, Michael (II)/Seely, Tim/Smethurst, Jack/Forwood, Gareth/Gelder, Ian/Greene, Brian (III)/St. James, Kirk/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Hurt, John/Adams, Dallas/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Fithen, Guy/McMahon, Alan/O'Brien, Niall/Griffiths, Richard (I)/MacKay, Angus/Beach, Ann/Paterson, Caroline/Nesbitt, Sally/Hasfal-Schou, Topaz/Haydon-Pierce, Josanne/Stoller, Jennie/Coduri, Camille/Spence, Dawn/Northover, Jazzi/Hicks, Vanessa Lee/Richardson, Joely/Lakeland, Adele/Pyecroft, Charlotte/Heller, Gedren/Parfitt, Judy/Claire, Chantal/McGuire, Alison +King Solomon's Mines (1985)/Birchard, Paul/Gampu, Ken/Johns, Calvin/Greer, Bob/Lom, Herbert/Norris, Stanley/Thomas, Neville/Williams, Sam (I)/Mabhikwa, Isaac/Lesley, Mick/McThuzen, Bishop/Kagure, Innocent/Kagure, Brian/Rhys-Davies, John/Van der Byl, Vincent/Archard, Bernard/Whaley, Andrew/Green, Rocky/Murert, Isiah/Ophir, Shaike/Tengende, Oliver/Chamberlain, Richard (I)/Buthelezi, June/Stone, Sharon (I)/Ditano, Anna +Kingdom of Heaven (2005)/Glenister, Philip/Memarzia, Nasser/Coster-Waldau, Nikolaj/Ebouaney, Eriq/Yahya Jedidi, Lotfi/Robertson, Steven/Glen, Iain/Finch, Jon/Pugh, Richard/Topic, Velibor/Norton, Edward (I)/Boeving, Christian/Shaeffer, Michael/Ahola, Jouko/Doorgasingh, Emilio/Massoud, Ghassan/Thomsen, Ulrich/Siddig, Alexander/El Nabaoui, Khaled/Gleeson, Brendan/Hancock, Martin (I)/Neeson, Liam/Fitzgerald, Michael (I)/Sheen, Michael/Irons, Jeremy/Thewlis, David/Wright, Angus/Paterson, Bill (I)/Webb, Bronson/Bloom, Orlando/O'Dogherty, Alex/Csokas, Marton/Potts, Alexander/McKidd, Kevin/Barlow, Tim/Copley, Peter/Rutherford, Matthew/Attwooll, Shane/Cant, Peter/Brightwell, Paul/Salah, Karim/Green, Eva/Facio, Giannina/Draa, Samira/Cox, Nathalie +Kingpin (1996)/Lester, Wallace/Tashijan, Warren/Gress, Googy/Gesner, Zen/Leasca, Tom/Elliott, Chris (I)/Julio, Don (I)/Pelletier, Paul/Santiesteban, Herman/Langford, David Lane/Lewis, Joe (III)/Charpentier, Mark/Meyers, Chris/Christy, George/Healy, Mike/Badstibner, Jimmy/Zampano, Bob/Jordan, John-Eliot/Richman, Jonathan/Mullany, Terry/Bohn III, Parker/Merrick, Gordie/D'Andrea, Jimmy/Pedersen, Randy/Palombi Jr., Ron/Williams, Scott (VII)/Yowler, Jay W./Nelson, Joshua (II)/Kettner, Alfons/Brown, Andre Rosey/Alison, Stephen/Tyler, Steve (II)/Sullivan, David (III)/Woodin, John/Norton, Brad/Dennis, John (III)/Cavallo, Mike/Krawlicky, Joe 'Smokey'/Bedard, George (I)/Stroehman, John/Stroden, Kipp/Voss, Brian/Rothhaar, Will/Tyson, Richard/Mone, Brian/Healy, Patrick (I)/Stein, Jonathon 'Earl'/Faxon, Brad/Jordan, Kelsey/Corrente, Michael/Spain, Chris (I)/Jordan, William (I)/Franek, Clem/Murray, Bill (I)/Thibeau, Robby/Thomas, Preston/Shay, Jimmy/Shackelford, David/Thomas, Jeff (I)/Wasler, Mark 'Chief'/Brandt, Hank/Santos Jr., Herb/Budge, Michael/Pauperas, Mark/Clemens, Roger (I)/Lupo, Tom (I)/Wallace, Adam I./Stabler, Steven/Ahern, Jim/Flynn, Jackie/Gildea, Sean/Larkins, Tommy/Griswold, Kenny/Andrade, Billy/Overkill, Urge/Moran, Rob (I)/Cook, Branden/Ranger, Steve E./Byers, Tom/Gau, Robin/Hill, J.J./Civale, Kevin/Greenbud, Sid/Byers, Dave (I)/DeWolf, Paul/Grant, Denverly/Greenbury, Andrew/Taylor, Andy (II)/Roth, Mark/Greenbury, Nicholas/Beauchene, Bill/Greene, Daniel/Quaid, Randy/Murphy, Danny (I)/Barker, Rick (I)/Flynn, Herbie/Blake, Jim (I)/Consolo, Louis Charles/Miosky, Mark/O'Brien, Kevin (VI)/Neary, John/Gasbarro, Scott/Listorti, Michael/Barrymore Jr., Sidney J./Weeks, Bob/Blues Traveler/Berman, Chris/Cioffoletti, John/Kinchla, Chan/Cerrone, Mike/Allen, Clint (I)/Schenkel, Chris/Carano, Glenn/Carano, Gary/Stohn, Alex/Del Giodice, Joseph/Harrelson, Woody/Cowan, Ron (I)/Stube, Brian/Popper, John/Brekke, Rolfe/Docky/Garson, Willie/Heggs, Ryan/Gehrke, Steve (I)/Heggs, William/Badreya, Sayed/Hromek, Justin/Scott, Victoria/Shaye, Lin/Stothard, Lisa/Oxnard, Liza/Smith-Lotenero, Rose/Javid, Mina (I)/Wolfe, Joanne/Treser, Gretchen/Wright Holmes, Prudence/Wagner, Rachel/Krevoy, Cecile/Parsons, Danielle/Kocsis, Melinda/Wimer, Joni-Anne/Lytle, Jill/Gesner, Cynthia Farrelly/Carola, Linda (I)/Morganna/Matheson, Michele/Burig, Susan A./Gregg, Paula/Lundin, Stacy/Langdon, Libby/Marcus, Jo/Rover, Joyce/Hill, Jane (I)/Greene, Kimberly (I)/Mone, Beth/Farrelly, Kathy/Stohn, Mary/Byers, Julie/Byers, Jessica/Matthews, Hillary/Bagley, Lorri/Lippincott, Pucky/Wimer, Shannon/Shay, Monica/Angel, Vanessa/Farrelly, Mariann/Meyers, Michelle/Chilivis, Taryn/Jordan, Elizabeth (II)/Manfull, Helen/Frey-Jarecki, Nancy/Farrelly, Nancy/Pratt, Jane/Byers, Aggie/Hughes, Suzan/Hampton, Christine/Valenciano, Danielle +Kinsey (2004)/Farmer, Christopher/Preshong, Richard/Shreeve, Draper/Keith, Alvin/Hart, Steven Edward/Baker, Dylan (I)/Conlee, John Ellison/Epperson, John/Conroy, Jarlath/Cross, Harley/Pruitt, Johnny/Milligan, Tuck/Harbour, David/Steggert, Bobby/Sparks, Don/Burrell, Fred/Stevens, Cameron/Platt, Oliver/Linney, Romulus/French, Arthur/Denton, Will/Ziskie, Dan/David, Clifford/Walker, Benjamin/McMartin, John/Zaloom, Joe/Arkin, Michael/Fahey, Matthew/Krasinski, John/Redd, Randy/Badalucco Jr., Joseph/Force, Brute/Mineart, Mark/Wraith, Alexander/Sadler, William (I)/MacFarlane, Luke/Tirelli, Jaime Roman/Thurstlic, Mike/Skelton, Sean/Williams, Chandler/Curry, Tim (I)/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Hill, Roderick/Kushner, Philip/Del Sherman, Barry/Sarsgaard, Peter/Murphy, Martin (IV)/Bash, Michael L./McDonough, Edwin/Hutton, Timothy/Fischer, David E./Lithgow, John/Mays, Jefferson/Sands, Jason Patrick/Neeson, Liam/Buell, Bill (I)/Simoneau, Marcel/Brown, Jaclynn Tiffany/Plotch, Dina/Cartwright, Veronica/Smith, Doris/Polson, Judith J.K./Gavigan, Jenna/Goldenhersh, Heather/Mantooth, Henrietta/Schmidt, Lindsay/Patrick, Beth Ellen/O'Sullivan, Katherine/Armand, Pascale/Spofford, Leigh/Bianco, Maria/Reinders, Kate/Hobel, Mara/Houghton, Katharine/Myrin, Arden/Dominczyk, Dagmara/Lee, Christy (I)/Nicholson, Julianne/Chalfant, Kathleen/Paul, Amber/Owens, Maryellen/Grant, Kate Jennings/Reno (I)/Redgrave, Lynn/Blommaert, Susan/Wilson, Amy (I)/Linney, Laura/Small, Peg/Federer, Michelle +Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)/Davis, Justin A./Pickett, Wiley M./Willett, Tom (I)/Keyes, Joe/Miller, Larry (I)/Bernsen, Corbin/Rajcic, Vladimir (I)/Gilman, Christopher (I)/Mihok, Dash/Newsom, David/Kilmer, Val/Brown, Richard Alan/Young, Harrison/Fehily, Brendan/Smith, Daniel Browning/Michaely, Joel/Stevie (IV)/Somers, Steve (II)/Laresca, Vincent/Dunbar, Rockmond/Simpson, Brian/McAdams Jr., Bill/Parke, Evan/Downey Jr., Robert/McKinnon, Jake/Richman, Josh/Fishburne, Laurence/Tuttle, Bobby/Downey, Indio Falconer/Bray, Ben/Carnahan, Duane/McKay, Cole/Salvatore, Jasen/Eberle, Jake/Newsom, Mark/Grieco, Richard (I)/Hillis, Ali/Pagan, Saida/Monaghan, Michelle/Sossamon, Shannyn/Zeskind, Rachel/Fish, Nancy/Lamkin, Kathy/Lindvall, Angela/Dozier, Deanna/Aronson, Judie/Winter, Ariel/Edgar, Lela/Anderson, Jessica (II)/Castro, Mary/Pearson, Stephanie (I)/Palmer, Jaelin/Herrera, Teresa/Reichert, Tanja/Hackett, Martha +Kiss Me Deadly (1955)/Meeker, Ralph/Russell, Bing/Sherman, Robert (I)/George, John (I)/Stewart, Paul (I)/Marshall, Mort/Bonanova, Fortunio/Mudie, Leonard/Balter, Sam/Minciotti, Silvio/Hernandez, Joe (I)/McCallion, James/Morris, Ben (I)/Cornthwaite, Robert/Lambert, Jack (I)/Dennis, Nick (I)/Martin, Strother/Hernandez, Juano/Richards, Paul (I)/Helton, Percy/Addy, Wesley/Zinneman, Jerry/Loggins, Art/Elam, Jack/Seay, James/Dekker, Albert/Bremen, Leonard/Beal, Eddie/White, Kitty/Fax, Jesslyn/McAfee, Mara/Rodgers, Gaby/Leachman, Cloris/Snowden, Leigh/Bennett, Marjorie/Carr, Marian/Doughty, Yvonne/Comfort, Mady/Cooper, Maxine +Kiss of Death (1995 I)/Berstein, Allen K./Stevens, Alex (I)/Hall, Philip Baker/Rhames, Ving/Wallace, Sean G./Sanders, Jay O./Rapaport, Michael (I)/Vennema, John C./Price, Richard (I)/David, Angel/Tucci, Stanley/Rader-Duval, Dean/McDonald, Edward (I)/Watford, Willie M./Costelloe, John/Hollar, Lloyd/Hammer, Mark (I)/Lisi, Joe (I)/McCauley, James Michael/De Soto, Jose/Farrell, Tom Riis/Heald, Anthony/Calderon, Paul/Yuk, Henry/Falcone, Nicholas/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Margiotta, Chuck/Trucco, Ed/Jackson, Samuel L./Cage, Nicolas/Mahmud-Bey, Shiek/Boryea, Jay/Pentangelo, Joe/Gordon, Alan Jeffrey/DiLeo, Frank/Palmer, Hugh/Caruso, David (I)/Artura, Michael/Cucci, Tony/Andrews, Jason (I)/Sagona, Katie/Wrinn, Megan L./Hunt, Helen (I)/Wrinn, Lindsay J./Church, Jill/Davis, Hope (I)/Meara, Anne/Pereira, Debra J./Pritner, Juliet Adair/Erbe, Kathryn/Penotti, Bernadette +Kiss of the Dragon (2001)/Kwouk, Burt/Galin, Gregory/Waintrop, Bertrand/Forgeham, John/Barrett, Paul (II)/Azoulay, Didier/Tiozzo, Franck/Raffaelli, Cyril/Karyo, Tchéky/Gabison, David/Vongerichten, Jean-Georges/Kentaro/Li, Jet/Moulin, Frédéric/Derrien, Yannick/Nelet, Stefan/Ligaudan, Marc/Lamant, Guillaume/Koumpan, Alexander/Glo, Vincent/de Catuelan, Alain/Flavien, Bernard/Brécourt, Claude/Milgram, Daniel/Huber, Jean-Marc/Koupaki, Urfé/Berthillot, Ludovic/Prince, Colin/Herault, Nicolas/Young, Ric/Wong, Vincent (I)/Ryan, Max (I)/Averlant, Eric/Nguyen, François/Zef, Alain/Lee, Peter Sakon/Khamvene, Raymond/Maczko, John/Jacquot, Stéphane/Bernard, Barbara/Duhauvelle, Isabelle/Tourne, Pat/Seeram, Crystalle/Disca, Francesca/Spera, Saadi/Martin, Stéphanie/Taïra/Fonda, Bridget/Ben Rhadi, Sabine/Edma, Carmelle/Drotard, Karen/Chen, Lina/Ashley, Laurence/Durand, Stéphanie/Réaux, Schana/Isaac, Jocelyne +Kiss of the Spider Woman (1985)/Kantor, Joe/Grey, Wilson/Julia, Raul (I)/Bisso, Patricio/Fariello, Carlos/Capri, Herson/Serra, Luiz/Dias, Lineu/Torres, Fernando (I)/Maia, Nuno Leal/Petrin, Antônio/Breda, Walter/Cattan, Benjamin/Bright, Sergio/Gonçalves, Milton/Campos, Pericles/Parente, Nildo/Falabella, Miguel/Vicca, Walter/Curi, Claudio/Botelho, Frederico/Lewgoy, José/Ludmer, Paulo/Galizia, Luis Roberto/Guilherme, Luis/Barros, Walmir/Kaneko, Kenichi (I)/Hurt, William (I)/Band, Sylvio (I)/Barreto, Oswaldo/Santos, Edmilson/Bisso, Elvira/Pires, Míriam/Dumont, Denise/Schlesinger, Geogers/Braga, Ana Maria (I)/Braga, Sonia +Kiss the Girls (1997)/Piven, Jeremy/Donno, Tony/Brophy, Brian/Kyle, Jack/Jones, Richard T./Nunn, Bill/McArthur, Alex/Cox, Brian (I)/Warner, Rick (I)/Ahern, Tim (I)/McCullough, Lonnie/Holmes, Boise/Overmyer, Robert/Cowgill, David/Cedar, Larry/O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Cothran Jr., John/Peters, Robert (I)/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Walter, Tracey/Brown, W. Earl/Goldwyn, Tony/Wilder, Alan (I)/Elwes, Cary/Blakesley, Weston/Backman, Anthony/Cutt, Michael/Inscoe, Joe/Sanders, Jay O./Converse-Roberts, William/Blanks, Billy/Cashman, Dan/Stratton, Sadie/Judd, Ashley/Ravera, Gina/Suvari, Mena/McAuley, Nichole/Miranda, Dianna/Maffia, Roma/Seltzer, Dana/Andres, Brandi/Horsford, Anna Maria/Strang, Deborah/Yee, Nancy/Harper, Angel (I)/Ma, Christina (I)/Kincaid, Brenda (II)/Bishop, Loanne/Vail, Justina/Callahan, Jill/Schanz, Heidi/Golding, Meta/Case, Caroline (I)/Vessey, Tricia/Ali, Tatyana/Rodriguez, Tresha/Martin, Helen (II)/Major, Mary/Renna, Melinda +Kissing a Fool (1998)/Siviero, Marco/Squire, Mike/Medrano, Frank/Springer, Jerry/Breen, Charles/Beattie, Ron/Kalkounos, Andy-John G./Fiore, Antimo/Mendillo, Tag/Fate, Jayson/Seagren, Steve/Lee, Jason (I)/Free, Christopher/Ellin, Doug (I)/Schwimmer, David (I)/Bon, Ross/Smith, Philip Rayburn/Sosa, Sammy/Greer, Judy/Wuhrer, Kari/Angel, Vanessa/Bentley, Justine/Avital, Mili/Mills, Jessica/Hunt, Bonnie/Cruzat, Liza/Schram, Bitty +Kissing Jessica Stein (2001)/Bolster, Thomas L./Stepanek, Brian/Feldman, Tibor/Hirsch, Peter (II)/Vella, Vinny/Hamm, Jon/Elrod, Carson/Weber, Ben (I)/Sussman, Kevin/Bullock, JM J./Ari, Robert/Friedman, Hillel/Cohen, Scott (I)/Cariani, John/Berger, Christopher/Fitzpatrick, Allen (I)/Mastro, Michael/Adams, Hayden/Baker, David Aaron/Ealy, Michael/Corley, Nick/Showalter, Michael/Palumbo, Jimmy/Feldman, Ben (II)/Levine, Ilana/Westfeldt, Jennifer/Juergensen, Heather/Reichman, Adele/Carta, Jennifer/Hoffman, Jackie/Wurmfeld, Esther/Sablan, Naomi/Lauren, Julie/Wilson, Amy (I)/Reiner, Alysia/Feldshuh, Tovah/Menzel, Idina +Klute (1971)/George, Nathan/Wallace, Lee (I)/Cioffi, Charles/Dobson, Kevin (I)/Scheider, Roy/Ronan, Robert/Silver, Joe/Snider, Barry/Darling, Candy/Burrell, Fred/Stallone, Sylvester/Strassberg, Morris (II)/Holland, Anthony (I)/Milli, Robert/Malvin, Marc/Major, Tony (I)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Collamore, Jerome/Shull, Richard B./Ramos, Richard/Stapleton, Jean/White, Jane (I)/Nathan, Vivian/Linn, Margaret (II)/Hamel, Veronica/Tristan, Dorothy/Fielding, Jan/Rey, Antonia/Gam, Rita/Fonda, Jane/Murray, Betty/Stoler, Shirley/Wilson, Mary Louise/Cash, Rosalind +Knight's Tale, A (2001)/le Bon, Noel/Schneider, David (IV)/Sterne, David/Brimble, Nick/Conwell, Leagh/Handy, Scott/Fisher, David (I)/Kuzelka, Jan/Cazenove, Christopher/Kaler, Berwick/Slinger, Jonathan/Kulhavy, Vladimir/Tudyk, Alan/Rous, Daniel/Bellefeville, Scott/Kubík, Rudolf/Krejcí, Václav/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Purefoy, James/Nemejovsky, Jan/Ledger, Heath/Schwarz, Jakob (I)/Mills, Matthew/Lenkowsky, Philip/Mokos, Miroslav/Meissel, Petr/Addy, Mark/Sewell, Rufus/Lotker, Howie/Dobry, Karel/Bettany, Paul/O'Donnell, Steve (I)/Fraser, Laura (II)/Bejo, Bérénice/Sossamon, Shannyn/Veselá, Alice/Connor, Alice/Williams, Olivia +Knock Off (1998)/Tang, Ean/Greatches, Phil John/Cauprie, Dennis/Harris, Pascale (I)/Baynton Eke, Robert/Chow, William/Rands, Noel/Dedeu, Albert/Lambert, Michael Ian/Fiddes, David/Wolfe, Jeff (I)/Moscardini, Paolo Mario/Nelson, Peter (I)/Saunders, David John/Cheung, Simon (I)/Duffy, Phillip/Tang, Mathew/Wensueen, Barry/Wong, Michael (I)/Bruton, Ian/Chan, William (II)/Trimble, Tony/Miller, Michael (XVII)/Butler, Kevin (III)/Nation, Steve (I)/Wong, Wyman/Chan, Man Cheong/Whitney, John (VII)/Poyer, Jude/Leung, Yiu Hay/Cheung, Leslie/Minns, Martyn A./Sorvino, Paul/Au, Man Leong/Hudak, Thomas/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Maziga, Alex/Warren, Brad (I)/Nicholas, Ray/Razack, Noorie/Chan, Moses/Lundell, Ted John Michael/Chik, Roks/Somera Jr., Leon C./Markham, Stuart Lee/Richardson, Aaron/Rolls, David/Chan, Dennis (I)/Hancock, Jason Todd/Kavanagh, Stuart/Grant, Matt (I)/Yiu, Shiu Chung/Chin, Glen/Clarke, Ian (I)/Schneider, Rob/Beckhurst, Garry/Brettingham, Steve/Houghton, Mark (I)/Syson, Steve/Liesa, Cesar/Seal, Jake/Tse, Wai Yin/Kramer, Peter (II)/G., Max (I)/Osborne, Kent (I)/Davis, Duane/Hoi, Heung/Schlaikjer, Amena Lee/Kattoor, Ana/Ping, Ginna/Librizzi, Rose/Mayer, Eniko/Luk, Irene/Chung, Leta/Lee, Carman/Dominique (III)/Butler, Maria/Mackenzie, Nina/Mansfield, Trudy Jane/Choy, Cordelia/Budayova, Irena/Yuen, Anika/Aling, Marilka/Rochon, Lela/Polakova, Belinka/Page, Mélanie/Cordero, Maria/Hansen, Nyree/Penn, Kim (I)/Wetjen, Bethany/Wong, Yui Sang/Holm, Karin/Lee, Simone/Praetorius, Helen/Chaplain, Hanna Josesina/Langdon, Lynne/Jordan, Kerrie +Knockaround Guys (2001)/Davoli, Andrew/Pingue, Joe/Nascarella, Arthur J./Koppelman, Brian/Mostel, Josh/Pepper, Barry/Buza, George/Banks, Boyd/Nappo, Tony/Diesel, Vin/Reed, Julian (I)/Pasco, Nicholas/Hilton, Robert (III)/Pellegrino, Frank (II)/Bender, Lawrence/Havey, Allan/Liddle, John/Doyle, Shawn (I)/Cohen, Lester (I)/Noonan, Tom/Antonini, Marty/Pepper, Doug/McFee, Bruce/Gage, Kevin/Tiefenbach, Dov/Natalizio, Peter/Lemche, Kris/Hopper, Dennis/Barrett, James (V)/Miranda, Michael A./Francis, Andrew (I)/Starr, Mike (I)/Malkovich, John/Green, Seth/Deathe, Jennifer/Fitch, Catherine/Baxter, Jennifer/White, Angela (IV)/Jenkins, Ceciley/Verlyn, Hayley/Dunphy, Moira/Kopyl, Kim/Burdon, Catherine +Knockin' on Heaven's Door (1997)/Rattinger, Anton/Hempel, Ralf/Ott, Christoph/Van Werveke, Thierry/Jaenicke, Hannes/Pascale, Salvatore/Thomczyk, Willi/Fitz, Florian/Kaven, Wolfgang/Boettger, Ludwig/Weigl, Vladimir/Bohm, Hark/Jahn, Thomas (I)/Liefers, Jan Josef/Lupprian, Henry/Schweiger, Mick/Wortmann, Sönke/Stapel, Huub/Hauer, Rutger/Hoffmann, Bernd (I)/Bleibtreu, Moritz (I)/Herforth, Ralph/Knüfken, Markus/Schenke, Tobias/Kentsch, Sascha/Becker, Jürgen (I)/Dent, Lionel John/Schweiger, Valentin/Roth, Georg/Lansink, Leonard/Pananos, Evangelos/Ricketts, Tyron/Eichinger, Bernd/Schweiger, Til/Vanelli, Ayhan/Bodeux, Nicholas/Adolph, Gustav/Elvers, Jenny/von Griensven, Szusanne/Sarto, Clelia/Paul, Christiane/Flock, Corinna/Haddaway, Gloria/Brandauer, Sabine/Mannschott, Eva/Baumeister, Muriel/Sievernich, Melanie D./Howland, Angelika/Duval, Helen/Carlsen, Dana/Wiersbitzky-Wester, Brunhilde/Zimmermann-Zott, Maria/Seeberg, Xenia/Schreiber, Ursula/Froboess, Cornelia/Stark, Lauren/Harfouch, Corinna/Kunze, Janine +Kolya (1996)/Smoljak, Ladislav/Hermánek, Milan/Kubelik, Rafael/Hermánek, Karel/Sverák, Zdenek/Sovák, Jirí/Brancuzský, Otmar/Pribil, René/Táborský, Miroslav/Daniel, Marek/Pechacek, Pavel/Lakatos, Josef/Splichal, Petr (I)/Taussig, Pavel/Kaspar, Jan/Thuri, F.X./Chalimon, Andrei/Vetchý, Ondrej/Vondruska, Pavel/Pisa, Lubomir/Renc, Filip/Rakusanová, Lida/Klepácová, Eva/Altmanová, Jana/Boudová, Nella/Birková, Lena/Sebestová, Magda/Cesková, Olga/Safránková, Libuse/Chytilová, Miriam/Cerná, Emma/Cermáková, Vera/Spalková, Petra/Zázvorková, Stella/Livanova, Irina/Freimanová, Veronika/Suvadova, Silvia/Malkina, Liliya/Rázlová, Regina/Militká, Hana/Deborská, Netta/Budínová, Slávka/Uzelacová, Vera +Kontroll (2003)/Törköly, Levente/Derzsi, János/Nagy, Zsolt (II)/Mátyássy, Bence/Greifenstein, János/Schramek, Géza/Pindroch, Csaba/Szabó, Gyözö/Bicskei Kiss, László/Badár, Sándor/Cserhalmi, György/Horváth, Károly (IV)/Galambos, Péter/Pintér, Tamás/Mucsi, Zoltán/Bergendy, Péter/Csányi, Sándor (I)/Mihályfi, Balázs/Scherer, Péter (I)/Hefler, Andrew/Kovács, Lajos/Lázár, Balázs/Tóth, József (I)/Nádasi, László/László, Zsolt/Herendi, Gábor/Kulka, János/Eszenyi, Enikö/Psota, Ilona/Balla, Eszter/Gáspár, Imola/Völgyi, Melinda +Kopps (2003)/Reinholm, Tony/Feucht, David/Gustavsson, Sven-Åke/Goldstein, Harry/Fiedler, Christian (I)/Fares, Fares/Ragnerstam, Göran/Fares, Michael/Dahlberg, Yngve/Fahlström, Jerker/Gullbrandson, Mathias/Fares, Jan/Hay, André/Fares, Fadi/Kanat, Peter/Petersson, Torkel/Alp, Jacop/Reinholm, Fredrik/Halling, Tomas/Ahrnbom, Erik/Reinholm, Tommy/Friberg, Viktor/Alp, Emanuel/Abdul, Elias/McManus, Paula/Svensson, Elisabet/Andersson, Greta/Boberg, Carina/Behnan, Jennifer/Röse, Eva/Hellström, Kerstin/Kyle, Sissela/Johansson, Anneli/Hörne, Maj-Lis/Reimar, Anna +Koroshiya 1 (2001)/Morooka, Moro/Niizuma, Satoshi (I)/Asano, Tadanobu/Tanaka, Hiroyuki (I)/Morishita, Noko/Arizono, Yoshiki/Matsuo, Suzuki/Kinoshita, Houka/Terajima, Susumu/Kawaya, Setchin/Tsukamoto, Shinya/Omori, Nao/Satô, Sakichi/Kobayashi, Hiroshi (III)/Shibukawa, Kiyohiko/Sugata, Shun/Haji, Masataka/Kunimura, Jun/Sako, Hideo (I)/Tezuka, Toru/Sugawara, Kaori/Goto, Mai/Aoki, Rio/Kazamatsuri, Yuki/Takeda, Mako/Sun, Paulyn +Kramer vs. Kramer (1979)/Moor, Bill/Duff, Howard (I)/Chamberlain, Howland/Kuney, Scott/Tyra, Dan/Coe, George/Hormann, Nicholas/Albertson, Sean/Lownds, Peter/Pomerleau, Conrad/Hand, Frederick W./Cafiso, Matteo/Gantry, Donald/Barris, Richard/Hruska, Quentin J./Seneca, Joe/Hoffman, Dustin/Henry, Justin/Osuna, Jess/Golden, David (I)/Ramage, Jack/Morell, Melissa/King, Petra/Streep, Meryl/Williams, JoBeth/Calder, Judith/Bunn, Evelyn Hope/Albanti, Iris/Brammer, Shelby/Sørensen, Ingeborg/Alexander, Jane (I)/Parker, Ellen (I)/Keller, Kathleen (I)/Nadell, Carol/Friedman, Joann +Krieger und die Kaiserin, Der (2000)/Ender, Peter/Dickman, Karl-Heinz/Kellermann, Horst/Fürmann, Benno/Meyer, Heinz (III)/Beucker, Christian/Reimers, Jörg/Korn, Peter Götz/Sagnak, Ercan/Beslon, Melchior/Breitfuss, Gottfried/Walgenbach, Winfried/Dennemann, Rolf/Knebel, Ralf/Nejat-Nouei, Ali/Voigt, Heiner/Goetting, Manfred/Hanemann, Michael/Paes, Piet/Blumenthal, Jürgen/Siefer, Axel/Brand, Dirk/Tarrach, Jürgen/Marks, Hans-Rolf/Stange, Dennis/Plasberg, Frank/Gimbel, Thomas/Zurhelle, Georg/Król, Joachim/Goebel, Elmar/Wipprecht, Alexander/Schmitz, Andreas/Krug, Armin/Segmüller, Marcel/Urlacher, Max/Dukowski, Frank/Spiess, Tom/Rudolph, Lars/Schipper, Sebastian/Wüpper, Thomas/Zinnschlag, Jan André/Schult, Steffen/Pistor, Ludger/Bode, Georg-Martin/Duwe-Scherwat, Hannelore/Jacob, Frauke/Bredehöft, Susanne/Mohrhenn, Anna Isabel/Wolfertz, Eva/Frerichs, Friederike/Riedel, Sabina/Breuer, Marita/Pliego, Eva/Schröder, Jana/Schedwill, Sybille J./Schmitt, Irma/Naujoks, Renate/Noss, Bina/Brunckhorst, Natja/Peuckert, Eva/Kluth, Hilke/Müller, Heike (I)/Fast, Christa/Kempf, Marion/Mühlhan, Stefanie/Kiesewetter, Ina/Potente, Franka +Krull (1983)/Weston, Bill (I)/Welsh, John (I)/Bradford, Andy (I)/Jones, Freddie/Archard, Bernard/Marshall, Ken (I)/Battley, David/Coltrane, Robbie/Church, Tony (I)/Ashworth, Dicken/Neeson, Liam/Powell, Nosher/Powell, Dinny/Naprous, Gerard/Carty, Todd/Bresslaw, Bernard/Armstrong, Alun/McLoughlin, Bronco/McGrath, Graham/Lyons, Derek/Annis, Francesca/Anthony, Lysette/Crouse, Lindsay/McIntyre, Clare/Mayne, Belinda +Krámpack (2000)/Ràfols, Mingo/Joan, Joel/Amado, Chisco/Vilches, Jordi/Sánchez, Jordi (I)/Yebra, Eloi/Durà, Pau/Ramallo, Fernando/Garay, Jesús/González, Eduardo (VI)/Nubiola, Esther/Orozco, Marieta/Gracia, Ana (I)/Mézières, Myriam/Poulavec, Gaelle/Alcañiz, Muntsa/Glaenzel, Mònica +Kuffs (1992)/Holahan, Dennis (I)/Leidich, Father Kevin/Aleong, Aki/Randall, Chad/Mishkin, Phil/Schlossman, Don/Benton, Craig/Williamson, Scott (I)/Endoso, Kenny/Polk, E. Keith/Davison, Tim A./Rippy, Leon/Goto, Al/De La Pena, George/Leong, Will/Rook, Roger/Cutrona, Ryan/Apone, Allan A./Slater, Christian/Robillard, Kim/Coleman, Clarke/Evans, Troy (I)/Goldwyn, Tony/Magwili, Dom/Apicella, John/Greene, Jon/Hart, Joe (I)/Cadman, Joshua/Sanders, Henry G./Rondell, Erik/Partridge, Ross/Thunder (III)/Munch, Gary/Holladay, Steve/Waugh, Ric Roman/Davis, Don S. (I)/Boxleitner, Bruce/Blackwell, Loren/Park, Steve (I)/Earnest, Patricia J./Strain, Julie/Schelling, Susie/Judd, Ashley/Paul, Alexandra (I)/D'Ettore, Kelly/Leonard, Lu/Derry, Megan (I)/Jovovich, Milla/Jaguar, Zona/D'Ettore, Karen/Uhley, Janis (I)/Trainor, Mary Ellen +Kumonosu jô (1957)/Sada, Yutaka/Tsuchiya, Shiro (I)/Fujiki, Yu/Matsushita, Takaeo/Chiaki, Minoru/Tachikawa, Hiroshi/Masuda, Masao/Omura, Senkichi/Takagi, Shinpei/Kubo, Akira/Ohashi, Fuminori/Otomo, Shin/Inaba, Yoshio/Katô, Takeshi (I)/Inoue, Akifumi/Miyaguchi, Seiji/Obugawa, Takeo/Takagi, Hitoshi/Tsubono, Kaneyuki/Higuchi/Nakamura, Nobuo/Sakurai, Kyoro/Kimura, Isao/Sakai, Sachio/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Kodo, Kokuten/Tani, Akira/Mifune, Toshirô/Sawamura, Ikio/Otomo, Jun/Shimizu, Gen/Shimura, Takashi/Onda, Seijiro/Ueda, Kichijiro/Tomita, Nakajiro/Sasaki, Takamaru/Naniwa, Chieko/Miyoshi, Eiko/Yamada, Isuzu +Kundun (1997)/Paichang, Tenzin Yeshi/Kunga, Salden/Gyatso, Losang/Trinley, Tenzin/Lungtok, Jampa/Gyatso, Geshi Yeshi/Tsarong, Jigme/Wangchuk, Karma/Ananthakrishnan, Vyas/Dhondup, Tashi/Lukhang, Gyatso/Topjar, Tenzin/Thonden, Phintso/Ngokhang, Chewang Tsering/Youngdung, Gawa/Yuk, Henry/Dorjee, Namgay/Tenzin, Jamyang/Lodoe, Tenzin/Lin, Robert (II)/Phuntsok, Sonam/Wong, John (I)/Khangsar, Tsewang Migyur/Wang, Ben/Joyce, Yoon C./Samten, Lobsang/Tenzin, Tulku Jamyang Kunga/Thuthob Tsarong, Tenzin/Wangda, Jurme/Tethong, Gyurme/Rampa, Tenzin/Trowbridge, R. Gern/Chan, Kim (I)/Kaldan, Ngawang/Leung, Ken (I)/Gyalpo, Tencho +Kung fu (2004)/Ding, Xiao Lung/Chow, Stephen/Zhang, Yibai/Feng, Xiaogang/Lam, Chi Chung/Tin, Kai Man/Zhang, Ming Ming/Fung, Hak On/Lam, Suet (I)/Xing, Yu/Chin, Wellson/Yuen, Wah/Hung, David/Liu, Chao Xia/Yeung, Lun/He, Wen Hui/Chiu, Chi Ling/Fung, Min Hun/Leung, Siu-Lung/Ma, Billy (II)/Chan, Kwok-Kwan/Chung, Lam Tze/Yuen, Cheung-Yan/Wong, Oliver/Yuan, Hao Tian/Jia, Kang Xi/Dong, Zhi Hua/Chen, Kai Shi/Yuen, Qiu/Ren, Si Lu/Huang, Shengyi +Kung Pow: Enter the Fist (2002)/Mizobe, Cary Y./Yu, Sung Chao/Lee, Leo/Kwok, Philip/Li, Michael (II)/Young, Marcus (I)/Liu, Chia Yung/Carrillo, Óscar/Stahelski, Chad/Kohakura, Emanuel/Yan, Lin/Wald, David (I)/Ming, Lo/Ma, Chi/Yuan, Ron/Nakamura, Ivan/Koyama, John/Koda, Hiro/Lei, Chun/Eusebio, Johnny/Fasa, Mu Shu/Woo, James Wing/Oedekerk, Steve/Woon/Horino, Tad/Leong, Will/Rhee, Simon/Wu, Ho/Fei, Lung/Wang, Yu (I)/Kim, Joon B./Outerbridge, Jen Sung/Park, Charles/Goto, Al/Nes, Nasty/Chen, Hui Lou/Olazabal, Alejandro/Tan, Philip/Park, Woon Young/Tung, Jennifer/Tse, Ling Ling/Tran, Tori/Guerrero, Paulina/Cancino, Elsa/Chi, Fu Chiang/Lu, Peggy +Kurenai no buta (1992)/Baker, Dee Bradley/Bowen, Cameron/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Pierce, Bradley/Angel, Jack (I)/Bell, Michael (I)/Proctor, Phil/Eiding, Paul/Kenny, Tom (I)/Elwes, Cary/Katsura, Sanshi/Ellis, Greg (II)/Stiers, David Ogden/Fagerbakke, Bill/Paulsen, Rob/Moriyama, Shûichirô/Saka, Osamu/Keaton, Michael/Kamijô, Tsunehiko/Richardson, Kevin Michael/George, Brian (I)/Edner, Bobby/Tsujimura, Mahito/Fraley, Pat (II)/Farmer, Bill (I)/Reichmann, Jean-Luc/Reno, Jean (I)/Burton, Corey/Bumpass, Rodger/Yada, Minoru/Ôtsuka, Akio/Welker, Frank/Hernandez, Gérard/Ward, Jim (I)/Boen, Earl/Garrett, Brad (I)/Seki, Hiroko/Derryberry, Debi/Egan, Susan/Kato, Tokiko/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Roldan, Aimee/Edner, Ashley/Russo, Deanna/MacNeille, Tress/Harris, Lynn (IV)/McGowan, Mickie/Darling, Jennifer/Newman, Laraine/Maggio, Kaitlyn/Williams, Kimberly (I)/Okamura, Akemi +Kurtlar vadisi - Irak (2006)/Tuncer, Muhammet Ali/Ergin, Suat/Serrano, Diego (II)/Ozagi, Erkal/Kayaoglu, Muhittin/Yurdakul, Firat Kaan/Martino, Mauro/Aydin, Serdar/Koçtepe, Bugra/Kirik, Mustafa/Sasmaz, Necati/Yilmaz, Önder/Simsek, Gökhan/Bagir, Turgut/Dobada, Bertan/Ernak, Serhan/Keles, Turgut/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Sariuçak, Baris/Karakus, Kartal/Alver, Ferdi/Özküçük, Gözde/Özdemir, Kemal/Abdou, Jihad/Ufak, Erhan/Aksen, Hüseyin/Zereyalp, Burak/Özcan, Önder/Larbi, Atwani/Eraslan, Tayfun/Özben, Murat/Hürmüzlü, Ismet/Yavuz, Egemen/Öztürk, Abdurrahman/Ugur, Umut/Humar, Ziya/Imsel, Yavuz/Sonant, Osman/Kalkavan, Burak/Senay, Nusret/Busey, Gary/Ortiz, Tito (I)/Tuncer, Tolga/Çoban, Kenan/Zane, Billy/Oyucu, Atilla Mahmut/Oyucu, Ömer/Kurtaran, Caner/Özat, Atilla/Çiftçi, Ziver/Bilal, Serdar/Ulas, Ferit/Çetinkaya, Serkan/Massoud, Ghassan/Duran, Burhan/Cömert, Haluk/Çelebi, Mehmet/Kantarci, Firat Cem/Uygun, Gürkan/Erkmen, Mine/Özat, Perihan/Akin, Pinar/Firtina, Asli/Özpinar, Esra/Kara, Saliha/Mete, Funda/Korel, Bergüzar/Basman, Ebru +Kôkaku kidôtai (1995)/Williams, Phil (II)/Genda, Tesshô/Yamaji, Kazuhiro/Kayumi, Iemasa/Barnes, Richard (V)/Blum, Steven Jay/Sorich, Michael/Salin, Donald/Joyce, Christopher (I)/Sheffer, Sam (I)/Spellos, Peter/Ôtsuka, Akio/Masakazu, Namaki/Wyner, Tom/Knight, William (III)/Yamanouchi, Masato/Romersa, Joe/Gray, Leo (II)/Navarro, Gilbert/Miyamoto, Mitsuru/Stellrecht, Skip/Celik, George/Bulen, Steve/Theodore, Jimmy/Michael, Joe/Ueda, Yûji/Grant, Dougary/Ogawa, Shinji (I)/Prensor, Scott/Parks, Ben/Ôki, Tamio/Cansino, Richard/Chiba, Shigeru/Davis, Stephen (V)/Carlton, Tom/Epcar, Richard/Prescott, Simon/Stone, Doug (I)/Matsuyama, Takashi (II)/Yamadera, Kôichi/Gabriel, Dorothy/Oldman, Gloria/Sargent, Lia/Wong, Amy (I)/Woods, Mimi/Connell, Gina/Mason, Joan/Tanaka, Atsuko (I)/Sakamoto, Maaya/Rogers, Debra/Burke, Toni/Hamilton, Meg +L.A. Confidential (1997)/Maloney, Kevin (II)/Ossman, Michael/Warwick, Michael/Short, Chris (I)/Sanders, Jeff (I)/Foster, Robert (I)/Chambers, Hennen/Bossetta, Brian/Crowe, Russell/Loftin, Lennie/Lally, Brian (I)/Mitchell, Colin (I)/Adler, Jonathan (II)/Neuhaus, Ingo/Thomas, Jess (II)/Eberlein, Scott (I)/Slade, John (I)/Fleming, Robert Barry/Zahrn, Will/St. James, David/Seganti, Paolo/Lambert, Steven/Thompson, Robert Samuel/Strathairn, David/Wood, Jody/Salata, Rocco/McCoy, Matt (I)/McKinley, Scott/Grant, Salim/Rifkin, Ron/DeVito, Danny/Dixon, Shane/Pearce, Guy (I)/Rosales, Gilbert/Meyers, Henry/Wolande, Gene/Marder, Jordan/Stilwell, Dick/Baker, Simon (I)/Howell, Norman/Knight, Jack (II)/Yager, George/Metzler, Jim/Newcomb, Bodie/Graf, Allan/Kelly, Kevin Patrick/Kennedy, Mike (VI)/Evans, John H./Pulford, Don (I)/Mahon, John (I)/White, Gregory (I)/Arana, Tomas/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Austin, Jeff (I)/Washington, Karreem/Birkett, Jeremiah/Beckel, Graham/Rankin, Steve/Chieffo, Michael (I)/Harrison, Robert (I)/Clendenin, Bob/McCleery, Michael (I)/Ortega, Jimmy/Conley, Jack/Sandeen, Darrell/Cromwell, James (I)/Sinatra, Frank/McKee, Monty/Bretz, Matthew Allen/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Marder, Henry/Evangelisti, Noel/Mayo, Virginia (I)/Kerr, Deborah/Sharpe, Beverly/Smith, Symba/Bakke, Brenda/Granli, Elisabeth/Deacon, Gwenda/Cory, Priscilla/Swall, Stacey/Klingler, Rebecca/Russell, Jane (I)/Jones, Shawnee Free/Monroe, Marilyn/Rose, Nectar/Taylor, Sandra (I)/Walters, Patrice/Chong, Precious/Roseen, Irene/Padilla Sánchez, Marisol/Smith, Amber (I)/Breneman, April/Basinger, Kim/Slaughter, Ginger/Worthy, Lisa +L.A. Story (1991)/Steen, Mark/Lustig, Aaron/McMurray, Sam/Picardo, Robert/Banowetz, Brian/Price, David Glyn/Beyer, Sean Michael/Hinkley, Tommy/Chase, Chevy/Miller, Larry (I)/Stetson, Matt/Macke, Burt/Lind, Robert (I)/Plimpton, George/Harrelson, Woody/Epstein, Pierre/Thompson, Wesley (I)/Grant, Richard E./Dragon, Dennis/Pollak, Kevin/Moranis, Rick/Stahl, Richard/Martin, Steve (I)/Marsico, Tony/Simmons, Thornton/Lithgow, John/Gomez, Jaime (I)/Burgess, Michael E./Jones, Terry (I)/Shan, M.C./Johnston, Scott (I)/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Amador, Andrew/Winters, Time/Mann, Wesley/De Harp, Eddie/Mares, Trisha/McCoy, Samantha/Grate, Gail/Iman (I)/Wood, Mirriam/Henner, Marilu/Pedersen, Mary/Fisher, Frances (I)/Tennant, Victoria (I)/Crawford, Anna (I)/Boss, May/Forristal, Susan/Wallace, Amy (I)/McCarthy, Julianna/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Baker, Cheryl (I) +L.I.E. (2001)/Cuesta, Emilio/Donnelly, Tony Michael/Garvey, Ray/Ardezzone, Chuck/Cox, Brian (I)/Dano, Paul/Kay, Billy (II)/Masterson, Walter/Kelly, Chance/LoBasso, Jude/Gerardi, Bob/Silnutzer, Brad/Peragine, Anthony F./Altman, Bruce/LeFevre, Adam/Rivers, Frank/Moreno, Luis G./Leik, Francis/Costa, James/DeBonis, Marcia/Carano, Michelle/Pietropinto, Angela/Burgos, Tatiana/Ziegler, Risa/Barry, B. Constance/Dano, Gladys/Johnson, Christine Toy +La Bamba (1987)/Setzer, Brian/Crenshaw, Marshall/Schmidt, Stephen F./Payne, Hunter/Pintello, Thom/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Morales, Esai/Huntsberry, Howard/Valdez, Daniel (I)/Willingham, Noble/Anderson, Sam (I)/Rivas, Geoffrey/Frias, Eddie/Pantoliano, Joe/Miller, Joe (VIII)/Quade, John/Chandler, Jeffrey Alan/Russell, Brian (II)/Hernández, Ernesto (I)/Genaro, Tony/Griggs, Andy (I)/Cantú, Felipe/Moroff, Mike/Lee, Stephen (I)/Dees, Rick/Koustik, Art K./Holdahl, Linda/Jittner, Barb/DeSoto, Rosanna/Gwinn, Maggie/Sebastian, Kim/von Zerneck, Danielle/Ortelli, Dyana/Robinson, Allison/Locke, Rosanna/Tanedo, Mary Ann/Valdez, Katie/Valenzuela, Connie/Balcorta, Gloria/Rodriguez, Diane/Peña, Elizabeth/Ibarra, Lettie +Laat sau sen taan (1992)/Chan, Philip/Kwan, Hoi-Shan/Lam, Kenny (I)/Lam, Wai-Sun/Lai, Hoi-Shan/Au-Yeung, Bobbie/Dingo, Michael/Lo, Meng/Wong Chau-Sang, Anthony/Tung, Wei/Lau, Kong/Kunimura, Jun/Leung Chiu Wai, Tony/Kwok, Philip/Lam, Benny/Woo, John (I)/Lam, Bowie/Chow, Yun-Fat/Ng, Shui Ting/Mo, Teresa +Labyrinth (1986)/Philpott, Toby/Mandell, Peter (I)/Bateson, Timothy/Jackson, Anthony (I)/Sneddon, Graeme/John-Jules, Danny/Preston, Christopher (I)/Read, Nicholas (I)/Marinker, Peter/Asbury, Anthony/Blackwell, Douglas/Salmon, Peter (I)/Turner, David (II)/Attwell, Michael (I)/Thom, Ian/Burroughs, Peter (I)/Aron, John/Malcolm, Christopher/Grant, Paul (I)/Tudor-Phillips, Graham/Antona, Marc/Key, John/Oz, Frank/Healy, David (I)/Beatty, Robert (I)/Bowie, David (I)/Barclay, David Alan/Baker, Kenny (I)/Henson, Brian (I)/Mueck, Ron/Goelz, Dave/Bradshaw, Kevin (I)/Howes, Douglas/Blackner, Danny/Lisle, Mark/Augins, Charles/Sim, Peter (I)/Bluthal, John/Fullarton, Alistair/Wilkinson, Albert/Hartley, Derek/Shaughnessy, David/Jones, Richard (VII)/Mills, Rob (I)/Edwards, Percy/Herd, Andrew/Georghiou, Anthony/Clash, Kevin (I)/Whitmire, Steve/Ballan, Michael Henbury/Barrett, Sean (II)/Bodkin, Richard/Davis, Warwick (I)/Hordern, Michael/Shale, Kerry/Dixon, Malcolm/Froud, Toby/Clark, Toby/Dane, Terry/Purvis, Jack/Connelly, Jennifer/Grant, Moira/Marsden, Penny/Stead, Penny/Pope, Caroline (I)/Mendez, Kim/Gold, Louise/Amott, Sherry/Gilbert, Elizabeth A./Ashworth, Elfrida/Bryer, Denise/Purvis, Katie/Prell, Karen/White, Sharon (I)/Lee, San/Foyer, Margaret/Spriggs, Linda/Mackintosh, Janis/Weiser, Shari/Thompson, Shelley/Palette, Leonie/Shay, Mildred/Wilkinson, Barrie J./Finland, Natalie/Crockett, Tessa/Henson, Cheryl/Krewson, Rollin/Millward, Wendy +Ladder 49 (2004)/Loren, Nick/Yannick, Scott/Williams, Delaney/Cahoon, Todd/Majors, Paul/Connell, Ronnie/Deehring, Bryan Richard/Phoenix, Joaquin/Russell, Beau/Peretti, Gavin/Kim, Zo (I)/DeGroat, Brandon/Rizzoli, Tony/Prue, Kyle/Maye, Steve/Eustace, Vince/Keiper, Robert/Hernandez, Jay (I)/Farmer, Reverend J. Kevin/Chapman, Kevin (I)/Chestnut, Morris/Yant, Mark/Getty, Balthazar/Lumia, John/Holloway, Dakota Lee/Lewis, Robert (VIII)/Pilcher, Richard (I)/Daniels, Kevin (I)/Kain, Rick/O'Neill, Robert (I)/O'Malley, Martin (III)/Aninsman, Andrew/Doyle, John Calvin/Goodwin, William/Burke, Billy (I)/Novak Jr., Paul M./Hagen, Thomas M./Travolta, John/McKay, Robert (III)/King, Jess (I)/Pratt, Sean (I)/Grant, Edward B./Lee, Andy (VI)/Stovall, Stan/Caton, Robert Randolph/Mack, Michael/Berglund, Spencer/Ash, James E./Sudano, Angelo/Guinee, Tim/Snyder, Frank F./Aska III, Dane Anton/McMullin, Chris (II)/Myers, Christopher H./Patrick, Robert (I)/La Bella, Andrea/Gansler, Katie/Cafferty, Peggy/Godsey, Rori D./Care, Desiree/Wilson, Carrie (II)/Filusch, Lynn/Lyles, Leslie/Dundon, Donna/Ward, Barbara (VII)/Starnes, Deidra LaWan/Erickson, Yvonne/La Bonte, Lisa/Vicks, Karen/Florence, Carol/Burns, Kelly Anne/Allen, Marja/Hamlin, Brooke/Williams, Charlene (I)/Barrett, Jacinda/Seidle, Heather/DiZebba, Patricia +Ladies Man, The (2000)/Berg, Aaron/Majumder, Shaun/Carroll, Rocky/Falcone, Frank (I)/Levy, Eugene/Fong, Tig/Ward, Robin (I)/Bess, Ardon/Thibodeau, Sean/Pinnock, Arnold/Patterson, Patrick (I)/Field, Ryan/Francis, David J./McKinney, Mark (I)/Banks, Boyd/Scozzari, Sal/Yap, Destri/Byfield, Shawn/Thomas, Taye/O'Keefe, D.J./Parnell, Chris (I)/Huband, David (I)/McNicholas, Dennis/Meadows, Tim/Sandiford, Hadley/Thomas, Treye/Liddell, Troy/Guerrero, Phil (II)/McDonald, Kevin (I)/Luke, J'Avie/Luke, J'Mari/Ferrell, Will/Williams, Billy Dee/Heard, Brett/Eng, Arthur (I)/Yong, William/Fuentes, Diego/Evans, Lee (I)/Hudlin, Reginald/Witherspoon, John/Codrington, Jim/Stoneham Jr., John/Campbell, Ken Hudson/Greig, Steve/Barnes-Hopkins, Barbara/Thiessen, Tiffani/Massiah, Joan/Weinberg, Rebecca (II)/Palmer, Robyn/Stock, Simone/Aceron, Susan/Parsons, Karyn/Mullen, April/Ladines, Juliet/Milos, Sofia/Korobkina, Inna/Fabian, Diane/Jones, Tamala/Silveira, Michelle/Talley, Jill/Moore, Julianne (I) +Ladri di biciclette (1948)/Leone, Sergio (I)/Sakara, Michele/Guerzoni, Fausto/Spadaro, Peppino/Randisi, Massimo/Antonucci, Vittorio/Rissone, Checco/Bruno, Nando/Meniconi, Mario/Maggiorani, Lamberto/Jachino, Carlo/Saltamerenda, Gino/Chiari, Giulio/Battiferri, Giulio (I)/Staiola, Enzo/Corporale, Giovanni/Spadaro, Umberto/Carotenuto, Memmo/Capritti, Eolo/Altieri, Elena/Bracci Dorati, Ida/Druetti, Emma/Carell, Lianella +Lady and the Tramp (1955)/Stevens, Bob (III)/Reed, Alan (I)/Smith, Max (I)/Givot, George/Roberts, Larry (II)/Thompson, Bill (I)/Freberg, Stan/McKennon, Dal/Lee, Bill (IV)/Millar, Lee (I)/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Baucom, Bill/Luddy, Barbara/Felton, Verna (I)/Lee, Peggy (I) +Lady Eve, The (1941)/Warwick, Robert (I)/Ring, Cyril/Dudley, Robert (I)/Ash, Sam/Flynn, Ray (IV)/Bridge, Al/North, Joseph/Hall, Eddie (I)/West, Pat (I)/Abbas, Abdullah/Hull, Arthur Stuart/Gibson, Kenneth (I)/Richardson, Jack (I)/Depp, Harry/Rosenthal, Harry/Melford, George/Sheffield, Reginald/Coburn, Charles/Benge, Wilson/Bailey, Harry A./Demarest, William/Fonda, Henry/Alberni, Luis/Walker, Walter/Johnston, Jack W./Greig, Robert/Tannen, Julius/Moran, Frank (I)/Pallette, Eugene/Conlin, Jimmy/Barker, Ambrose/Hoyt, Arthur/Whitman, Gayne/Potel, Victor/Cooper, Melville/Blore, Eric/Ainsley, Norman/Hall, Alfred/Meyer, Torben/Marburgh, Bertram/Hartley, John (I)/Neal, Ella/Clement, Dora/Craig, Nell/McKay, Wanda/Raymond, Frances/Beresford, Evelyn/Beecher, Janet/Drake, Pauline/Dennison, Eva/Christopher, Marcelle/Pepper, Barbara/Bennett, Wilda (I)/Michelson, Esther/O'Driscoll, Martha/Stanwyck, Barbara/Flowers, Bess/Farrington, Betty/Fowler, Almeda/Cooper, Georgie/Phillips, Jean (I)/Dickson, Helen (I) +Lady from Shanghai, The (1947)/Granby, Joseph/Pierce, Gerald/Peil Sr., Edward/Alland, William/Wong, Artarne/Anders, Glenn/Thomson, Norman/Recht, Joe/Meakin, Charles/Palma, Joe/Shannon, Harry (I)/Coke, Eddie/Gray, Robert (I)/Chung, Wong (I)/Cusanelli, Peter/Wilson, Richard (I)/Van Zandt, Philip/Chirello, George/de Corsia, Ted/Morris, Philip (I)/Flynn, Errol (I)/Schilling, Gus/Frank, Carl/Strang, Harry/Welles, Orson/Kibbee, Milton/Elliott, Keenan/Holmes, Maynard/Lee, Preston (I)/Nelson, Sam (I)/Benton, Steve/Baxley, Jack/Hammer, Alvin/Sloane, Everett (I)/Kane, Byron/Cansino, Vernon/Sanford, Erskine/Merrill, Louis/Whiteford, Blackie/Eben, Al/Elliott, John (I)/Chan, Doris/Ellis, Evelyn/Jones, Tiny/Louie, Billy/Lem, Grace/Newton, Mary/Elliott, Edythe/Smaney, Mabel/Wong, Jean (I)/Arnold, Jessie/Vaughan, Dorothy/Hayworth, Rita +Lady in the Water (2006)/Cohn, Ethan/Frank, Kevin/Monohon, Grant/Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Mardirosian, Tom/Melchiorre Jr., Mark/Perri, Nick/Bass, George/Boyd, John (XI)/Lafty, Walter/Steele, Brian (I)/Gray-Cabey, Noah/Jones, Doug (I)/Carley, Kurt/Parker, Mark J./Rodríguez, Freddy (I)/Weaver, Brian/Harris, Jared/Hatfield, Scott/Irwin, Bill (I)/Howard, Jeremy (I)/Giamatti, Paul/Balaban, Bob/Garland, Joel/Shyamalan, M. Night/Reitman, Joseph D./Breen, James (III)/Lu, June Kyoto/Choudhury, Sarita/Jimenez, Carla/Rusolo, Maria/Hurt, Mary Beth/Feldshuh, Tovah/Cheung, Cindy (I)/Curnen, Monique/Perez, Natasha/Torres, Marilyn/Bertolette, Lindsey A./Johnson, Nell/Hernandez, Maricruz/Howard, Bryce Dallas/de Zutter, Nancy +Lady Vanishes, The (1938)/Radford, Basil/Lukas, Paul/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Wayne, Naunton/Boreo, Emile/Leaver, Philip/Oliver, Charles (I)/Parker, Cecil/Redgrave, Michael/Lacey, Catherine/Whitty, Dame May/Tremaine, Kathleen/Stewart, Sally (I)/Dias, Selma Vaz/Wilson, Josephine (I)/Travers, Linden/Withers, Googie/Clare, Mary/Lockwood, Margaret +Ladybugs (1992)/Chan, David (I)/Gunn, Chris/Sandoval, Kevin/Parks, Tom/Rice, Timothy/Romero, Emilio (I)/James, Jon Welden/Brandis, Jonathan/Clark, Blake/Anderson, Thomas Russel/Bowman, Jon (I)/Landesberg, Steve/Lasorda, Tommy/Osborn, Michael K./Shea, Matthew/Wilson, Leonard (III)/McCann, Chuck (I)/Basil, Harry/Dangerfield, Rodney/Tyree, E.D./Marlier, Tia/Kinsly, Rita/Arnette, Jeanetta/Damante-Shaw, Susan/Stewart-Bowden, Johna/Lee, Jennifer Frances/Muir, Meghan Christine/Swanson, Jandi/Harry, Jackée/Stewart, G. Suzie/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Marin, Annette/Nelson, Suzanne/Deigert, Sarah K./Kinsey, Rita/McCabe, Carolyn/Wolpa, Mindy/Leiser, Sue/Leiser, Susie/Ward, Pam (I)/Rossel, Vanessa Monique/Singer, Lorrie/Cooke, LaCrystal/Jury, Liz/Graff, Ilene/Shaw, Vinessa/Parsons, Nancy/Valentino (I) +Ladyhawke (1985)/Hodson, Donald/Wood, John (I)/Hutchison, Ken/Horowitzo, Stefano/Serra, Alessandro/Hauer, Rutger/Snegoff, Gregory/Stefanelli, Benito/Morhofer, Jurgen/Case, Russel/Beresford, Marcus/Prete, Giancarlo/Tuerpe, Paul/Borromel, Charles/McKern, Leo/Molina, Alfred (I)/Loddi, Loris/Cianfriglia, Giovanni/Russo, Gaetano/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Dana, Rod/Sarchielli, Massimo/Merosi, Paolo/Venantini, Venantino/Papetti, Nicolina/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Cecchi, Nanà/Baldassarri, Elettra/O'Brian, Valerie (I) +Ladykillers, The (1955)/Guinness, Alec/Johns, Stratford/Sellers, Peter/Goodwin, Harold (II)/Roberts, Ewan/Roderick, George/Holman, Vincent/Warner, Jack (I)/Parker, Cecil/Melford, Jack/Lom, Herbert/Sharp, Leonard/Mullard, Arthur/Connor, Kenneth (I)/Kydd, Sam/Wilson, Neil (I)/Rudling, John/Moore, Robert (II)/Corcoran, Michael (II)/Griffiths, Fred/Howerd, Frankie/Green, Danny (I)/Williams, Peter (II)/Stainton, Philip/Brindley, Madge/Martin, Edie/Kerry, Evelyn/Burls, Hélène/Hodgson, Phoebe/Johnson, Katie (I)/Griffiths, Lucy (I) +Ladykillers, The (2004)/Watson, Maurice/Jordan, Walter K./Hodge, Aldis/Ma, Tzi/Bell, George Anthony/Wayans, Marlon/Fann, Al/Weaver, Jason/Jackson, Amad/Baker, Robert (II)/Hanks, Tom/Dotson, Michael (II)/Grunberg, Greg/Suarez, Jeremy/Hurst, Ryan/East, Khalil/Simmons, J.K./Root, Stephen (I)/Clark, Blake/Campbell, Bruce (I)/McConnell, John (I)/Wallace, George (II)/Dumas, Mildred/Norris, Nita/Hall, Irma P./Shen, Freda Foh/Bailey, Jessie/Tasco, Maryn/Green-Fann, Mi Mi/Echols, Jennifer/Smallwood, Vivian/Abernathy, Louisa/Odums, Lyne/Whitaker, Muriel/Delano, Diane/Benn, Te Te/Singleton, Hallie/Martin, Paula (III) +Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India (2001)/England, Chris/Khan, Aamir/Pandey, Daya Shankar/Gazi, Amin/Vakani, Bhim/Rowe, John (I)/Gupta, Rajendra (I)/Awasthi, Raja/Vivek, Rajesh/Hajee, Amin/Yadav, Raghuvir/Hangal, A.K./Vyas, Shri Vallabh/Mishra, Akhilendra/Shyam, Anupam/Coles, Jamie Whitby/Kharbanda, Kulbhushan/Lakhia, Aditya/Patrick, Neil (I)/Holmes, Simon (II)/Shirtcliff, Alex/Khan, Javed (I)/Sharma, Yashpal/Child, Jeremy (I)/Lee, Howard (I)/Bachchan, Amitabh/Eves, Ray/Hart, Barry (I)/Mehta, Pramatesh/Zutshi, Rajendranath/Gant, David (I)/Blackthorne, Paul/Nealon, Ben/House, Jon/Singh, Gracy/Ansari, Anu/Bano, Parveen/Mulay, Suhasini/Shelley, Rachel +Lair of the White Worm, The (1988)/Grant, Hugh (I)/Hicks, James (I)/Brooke, Paul (I)/Capaldi, Peter/Pitt, Chris/King, Matthew (I)/Peters, Lloyd/Johns, Stratford/Gable, Christopher/Norman, Andy/Murray, Ross (I)/Smith, Bob (IX)/Kiernan, David (II)/Easom, Paul/Oxenberg, Catherine/Russell, Jackie/Davis, Sammi (I)/Shaw, Tina (I)/Scott, Elisha/McKee, Gina/Kelly, Caron Anne/Claire, Imogen/Drew, Linzi/O'Connor, Fiona (I)/Coe, Miranda/Pope, Caroline (I)/Donohoe, Amanda +Lake House, The (2006)/Adloff, Nathan/Reeves, Keanu/Gorman, Michael Andrew/Walsh, Dylan/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Kolbey, Bob/Caeti, Frank/Valdez, Ron (II)/Wells, Jason (I)/Littlefield, John/Brennan, Kevin (II)/Nero Jr., William/Samuels, Jonathan/Bacarella, Mike/Lang, Ernie/Elias, Scott/Abustan, Jason/Moss-Bachrach, Ebon/Aghdashloo, Shohreh/LoRusso, Alexandra/Scarpino, January/Roeder, Peggy/Harrington, Patricia E./Gerdisch, Lori Ann/McWilliams, Cynthia Kaye/Carr, Aliyah/Claussen, Lori (I)/Durso, Sue/Hartung, Bryanna/Clark, Jennifer (IX)/Neilan, India/Bullock, Sandra/Williams, Jacqueline (I)/Collins, Lynn/Ammelrooy, Willeke van/Kocay, Joy/Park, Mia/Kern, Jennifer (I)/Winters, Andrea N./Newbrough, Nora/Newton, Marissa +Lake Placid (1999)/Arkin, Adam/Dixon, Tim (I)/Lewis, David (IV)/Roberts, Jake T./Leacock, Richard (II)/Miner, Steve/Olsson, Ty/Gleeson, Brendan/Pullman, Bill/Takeuchi, Warren/Rees, Jed/Platt, Oliver/Fonda, Bridget/Hargitay, Mariska/Malthe, Natassia/Salenger, Meredith/White, Betty (I) +Land Before Time, The (1988)/Damon, Gabriel/Hingle, Pat/Byrnes, Burke/Ryan, Will (I)/Erwin, Bill/Shaver, Helen/Hutson, Candace/Barsi, Judith +Land of the Dead (2005)/Teravainen, Jeff/Hyndman, Eldridge/Salem, Avi/Birman, Matt/Camilleri, Chad/Roberts, Shawn (II)/Pastko, Earl/Geljo, Jasmin/Roddick, Gwilym/Rushton, Kevin/Nelson, Christopher Allen/Clarkin, Richard/Wickware, Scott/Brown, Darrin/Stinson, David/Walker, Jonathan (I)/Mack, Gene/Savini, Tom/Baker, Simon (I)/Clark, Eugene/Stevens, Michael (XII)/Renfro, Bryan/Gautreau, Jason/Alachiotis, Nick/Nicotero, Gregory/Ludzik, Ted/Munch, Tony/Fondacaro, Phil/Belisaro, Michael/McFee, Bruce/Outerbridge, Peter/McLean, Dwayne/Banks, Boyd/Van Sprang, Alan/Roe, Chris (VII)/Cardwell, Shane/Hopper, Dennis/Payne, Ron/Bostick, Devon/Arce, Pedro Miguel/Binkley, James/Roiz, Sasha/Wright, Edgar/Whittaker, Jonathan/McKinnon, Jake/McCabe, Max/Joy, Robert (I)/Romero, George A. (I)/Vespe, Eric/Campbell, David (XII)/Sferrazza, Ross/Sparrow, David/Felsher, Michael/Leguizamo, John/Crognale, Gino/Canton, James/Russell, Christopher (I)/Headley, Wilbert/Nappo, Tony/Magner, Colm/Bain, Trevor/Blarasin, Ermes/Ward, Robin (I)/Pegg, Simon/Meyers, Jill (II)/Belley, Sonia/Baxter, Jennifer/Kellerman, Sandy (I)/Argento, Asia/Romero, Tina (II)/Felstead, Debra/Bridges, Krista/Boland, Joanne/Olsen, Erica/Furey, Dawne/Amersey, Lara/Keeling, Liise/von Palleske, Heidi/DeFabiis, Alexandria/Croce, Donna/Wloszczyna, Susan +Lantana (2001)/Phelps, Peter (I)/Tupu, Lani John (I)/Colosimo, Vince/Dykstra, Russell/Cripps, Angus/LaPaglia, Anthony/Bennett, Manu/Pather, Puven/Borra, Jacomb/McGuigan, Angus/Suter, Glenn/Mortley, Ben/Di Nuzzo, Michael/McKenna, Owen (I)/Cullington, James/Cripps, William (I)/Robbins, Glenn (I)/Tozer, Lionel/Rush, Geoffrey/Morecroft, Richard/Cooper, Nicholas/Dwyer, Marc/Martinez, Melissa (I)/Guthrie, Natasha/Hancock, Lesley/Wingate, Keira/Armstrong, Kay (I)/Purcell, Leah/Maselli, Gabriella/Armstrong, Kerry/Farinacci, Daniella/Fitzgerald, Ashley (I)/Blake, Rachael/Hershey, Barbara +Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003)/Yam, Simon/Martell, Fabiano/Cuenco Jr., Jose/Caltagirone, Daniel/Kalipso, Alfred/Hounsou, Djimon/Juma, Lenny/Wagg, Michael/Butler, Gerard/Hampton, Mark (I)/Mbaya, Vincent/McTavish, Graham/Beck, Ralf/Sung, Mark/Atiko, Robert/Akram, Hajaz/Yonamine, Ace/Joshi, Andrew/Hinds, Ciarán/Ajuala, Hezron/Cho, Jamie/Kyd, Gerald/Wu, Tom/Taylor, Noah (I)/Coyne, Jonathan/Bonfils, Khan/Yang, Tom/Lui, Sang/Kershaw, David (I)/Cavanah, Robert/Ridings, Richard (I)/Vibert, Ronan/Barrie, Chris/Woo, Richard/Yin, Terence/Murray, Martin Glyn/Ofula, Raymond/Poon, Vincent (III)/Schweiger, Til/Kwan, Daryl/Chantrell, Shirley/Jolie, Angelina/Hernandez, Marem/Tran, Loan/Nguyen, Charlotte/Loustau, Kate/Seal, Elizabeth (I) +Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)/Chase, Carl/Lau, Wai-Keat/Glen, Iain/Phillips, Robert (VI)/Fedoro, Olegar/Rhind-Tutt, Julian/Wyndham, Henry/Phillips, Leslie/Barrie, Chris/Tse, David K.S./Roussounis, Jimmy/Voight, Jon/Embree, James/Johnson, Richard (I)/Craig, Daniel (I)/Clarke, Sylvano/Yue, Ozzie/Cheung, David (I)/Taylor, Noah (I)/Appleton, Rachel/Burns, Stephanie/Jolie, Angelina/Amiral, Ayla/Everett, Anna Maria/Carey, Richenda +Laramie Project, The (2002)/Nance, John (I)/Jackson, Joshua/Christ, Bill/DiNardo, Nicholas/Baker, Dylan (I)/Osborn, Michael K./Pierotti, Greg/Clinton, Bill (I)/Buscemi, Steve/Webber, Mark (II)/Cumer, Zach/Davies, Jeremy (I)/Riehle, Richard/Foster, Ben (I)/Lodico, John/Sealy, Steve/Bower, Tom (I)/Kinney, Terry/Fuhrman, Ben/Embleton, Nelson/Hooley, Jim/Aviance, Kevin/Mahoney, Pat (I)/Fonda, Peter (I)/Fleiss, Noah/Stout, Craig/Varjas, Grant/Ahearn, Daniel/Neergaard, Garrett/Brown, Clancy/Irwin, Bill (I)/Paris, Andy (I)/Murtaugh, James/McAdams, John (II)/Carbonell, Nestor/Emerson, Michael (I)/Belber, Stephen/Ricci, Christina/Anderson, Dawn E./Phillips, Nancy (II)/McBride, Billie/Manheim, Camryn/Simpkins, Kelli/DeGeneres, Ellen/Palisi, Jacquie/Pitts, Barbara/Krueger, Regina/Madigan, Amy/DuVall, Clea/Gronich, Amanda/Phoenix, Summer/Martindale, Margo/Herrero, Mercedes/Linney, Laura/Cloud, Anne/Sternhagen, Frances/Kundanmal, Bhavana/Henson, Leslie (II)/Garofalo, Janeane/Smith, Lois (I)/Chalfant, Kathleen/Wright, Lou Anne +Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector (2006)/McCoy, Ken (III)/Papajohn, Michael/Zientek, Bill/Perrons, Chris/Mathers, Jerry/Hale, Tony (I)/Slichter, Jake/Turney, Zac/Mickler, Patrick/Esteban, Eric/Cooper, George (XIV)/Marks, Roger (I)/Medina, Walter/Gibston, Khris/Lundgren, John Archer/Cahill, Ralph/Hillmann, Tom/Scott, Robert (XII)/Kid Rock/Clark, Geoffrey James (I)/Wilson, Thomas F./Fiore, John/Cardiel, Carlyn/Chamberlin, Craig/Molnar, Randy/Needham, Simon/Koechner, David/The Cable Guy, Larry/Bruce, Bruce/Pantoliano, Joe/Smith, Lance (VI)/McCharen, David/Khan, Rahman/Curley, Peter/Bergquist, Jonathan/Perkins, Bruce/Goodwin, Tim (I)/duPont, Scott/Robinson, Randy (IV)/Morales, Tony (IV)/Munro, Michael/Freeman Walker, Angela/Reeves, Juliet/Ash, Arian Waring/Peña, Jennifer (I)/Wharton, Kristen/Cassidy, Joanna/Hunter, Marcia/Keefer, Bettye/Barber, Nancy (I)/Dillman, Brooke/Lampanelli, Lisa/Alexion, Phyllis/Price, Megyn/Vallellanes, Nelitza/Bahr, Iris/Midden, Lisa/Patton, Michele +Last Action Hero (1993)/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Belushi, James/Peck, Anthony (I)/Braer, Jeffrey/Gonzales, Paul (I)/Van Peebles, Melvin/Dimitri, Nick/Finnegan, John (I)/Ducommun, Rick/Bates, R.C./Dukakis, Apollo/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Gazzo, Michael V./Ula Christie, Kevin/Wayans, Damon/Tanaka, Professor Toru/McRae, Frank/O'Brien, Austin/Hanna, Bryan (II)/McTiernan Sr., John/Flanagan, Patrick (I)/Ferguson, Larry/Patrick, Robert (I)/Carney, Art/Wehrhahn, Michael/Barish, Keith/Reherman, Lee/Straka, Michael/Abraham, F. Murray/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Chase, Chevy/Lucas, Billy D./DeVito, Danny/Hammer, M.C./Muscat, Mike/Chieffo, Michael (I)/Kent, Peter (I)/Noonan, Tom/Llorens, Donald C./Patton, Frank (III)/Dance, Charles (I)/Todd, Ryan (I)/Quinn, Anthony/McKellen, Ian/Little Richard/Sanders, Dex Elliot/Emmerich, Noah/Pernice, Nick/Kelly, Jason (I)/Connelly, Chris (I)/Prosky, Robert/Wilson, Bridgette/Camp, Colleen/Gibbons, Leeza/Josepher, Wendle/Smith, Symba/Everhart, Angie/Rivera, Janice/Koller, Dagmar/White, Persia/Anderson, Kim (I)/Plowright, Joan/Navarro, Anna (III)/Borghoff, Donna/Turner, Tina/Davis, Neriah/Duffy, Karen (I)/Brown, Bobbie (I)/Puhy, Tiffany/Stone, Sharon (I)/Ruehl, Mercedes/Shriver, Maria +Last Boy Scout, The (1991)/Swann, Lynn/Cutrona, Ryan/Pinckes, Craig A./Kells, Ken/Medley, Bill/Chestnut, Morris/Collison, Frank/USC Trojan Marching Band/Agee, Benjamin/Ferrara, Frank/Lundquist, Verne/Cenatiempo, John/Ducommun, Rick/Picerni, Steve/Simpson, Doug (I)/Kopyc, Frank/Coates, Kim/Kehler, Jack/Johnston, Matt (I)/Apisa, Robert/Hochendoner, Jeff/El Rady, Joe/Packer, Dennis/Felder, Clarence/Villa, Edmund/Wayans, Damon/Butkus, Dick/Willingham, Noble/Willis, Bruce/Zozzora, Carmine/Garber, Dennis (I)/Morris, Ray K./Keane, James (I)/Valenti, Duke/Santos, Joe/Negron, Taylor/Manni, Vic/Papajohn, Michael/Perry, Manny/Beheler, Ed/Onate, Erik/Lerner, Fred/Dixon, Shane/Ross, Chelcie/Blanks, Billy/Dean, E. Brian/Longo, Tony/McMillan, David L./Fisher, Michael J./Djola, Badja/DiSpirito, A.J./McGill, Bruce/Meier, John/Griffin, Eddie/Pulford, Don (I)/Borkan, Gene/Ziker, Dick/Bourland, Kevin/Roberts, Teal/Ames, Denise (I)/Berry, Halle/Kline, Colby/Field, Chelsea/Bolinger, Kim/Brown, Sara Suzanne/Vold, Christina/St. Clair, Theresa/Scott, Donna W./Coppola, Kristin/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Smith, Julie K. (I)/Harris, Danielle +Last Castle, The (2001)/Scott, George W. (II)/Sanders, Austin/Kokich, Nick/Burton, Steve (I)/Woodring, Steven/Dinwiddie, Michael/Cameron, Sean (II)/Bradford, Forrest D./Blake, Matthew/Childs, Jeremy (II)/Milillo, John/Collins Jr., Clifton/Fox, Frank (IV)/Irby, Michael/Thomas, James Jerome/Quinn, Bret Francis/Fagan, Jeffery G./Mantecon, Jamie Roberto/Moody, Rico/Hall, Dean (II)/Alford, David/Ruffalo, Mark/Powledge, Dave/Military, Frank/Davis, Michael (V)/Pate, Addison/Mangum, Matt (I)/Bullard, Maurice/Redford, Robert (I)/Alston, Jake (I)/Fleming, Lyon/Keenan, Joe (I)/Cole, Dan (I)/Ball, Samuel (I)/Gandolfini, James/Michael, Scott/Shaffer, Dusty/Willis, Darius/Abou-Sakher, Rocky/Vito, Rick/Sandfort, Steve/Goodman, Brian (I)/Chattam, David/Calderon, Paul/Miller, Dean (IV)/Lindo, Delroy/Mooy, Hans/Blake, Matt (I)/Morgan, Jeremy (III)/McAdams, Mary Jean/Allen, Peg/Shaw, Kristen/Morris, Kathryn (I)/Wright Penn, Robin/Way, Michelle/Tardino, Toni +Last Days (2005)/Marks, Chip/Lopresti, Rodrigo (I)/Van Sant, Gus/Friberg, Andy/Jay, Ricky/Thomas, Thadeus A./Pitt, Michael (II)/Azerrad, Michael/Haas, Lukas/Loder, Kurt/Tomais, Ari/Gibson, Jack (II)/Orion, Ryan/Monlux, Chris/Matthews Jr., Riley G./Korine, Harmony/Green, Scott Patrick/Friberg, Adam/Pavlonnis, Dawnn/Vicius, Nicole/Argento, Asia/Gordon, Kim (I) +Last Days of Disco, The (1998)/Eigeman, Chris/Thornton, David (I)/Keeslar, Matt/Taylor, Zachary (I)/Chen, Kimball (I)/Kempe, Will/Nichols, Taylor/Maxfield, Redman/Steers, Burr/Jacott, Carlos/McKinney, Mark (I)/Ross, Matt (I)/Havens, John C./Mehta, Ajay/Albanese, Michael (II)/Haden-Guest, Anthony/Plimpton, George/Staub, Jack/Leder, Bryan (I)/Beehner, Scott/Butterfield, Neil/Austell, Jan/Leonard, Robert Sean/Murtaugh, James/Ballerini, Edoardo/Quine, Rohan/Astin, Mackenzie/Weatherly, Michael (I)/Serra, Jack/Lyles, Leslie/Pierce, Linda (I)/Seymour, Brandi/Ayer, Debbon/Miles, Robin/Quarles, Norma/Hundley, Dylan/de Habsburgo, Inmaculada/Farina, Carolyn/Cuevas, Elizabeth Strong/Smit, Cate/Barrymore, Jaid/Harker, Amanda/Beckinsale, Kate/Lee, Adrian (III)/Townsend, Isabelle/Subkoff, Tara/Chalfant, Kathleen/Beals, Jennifer (I)/La Valette, Désirée/Supersonic, Ivy/Scruggs, Sharon/Neu, Sonsee/Pimentel, Jessica/Sevigny, Chloë/Beekman, Bunny +Last Detail, The (1973)/Young, Otis/Castellano, John (I)/Calvert, Henry/McGrath, Derek/Chapman, Michael (I)/Horn, Jim (I)/Quaid, Randy/Moriarty, Michael (I)/Henshaw, Jim/James, Clifton/Nicholson, Jack/Salsberg, Gerry (I)/McGovern, Don/Ashby, Hal/Hamilton, Pat (I)/Miller, Kathleen/Anders, Luana/Kane, Carol (I)/Radner, Gilda/Allen, Nancy (I) +Last Emperor, The (1987)/Tachibana, Hajime/Luo, Hongnian/Cai, Hongxiang/Ikuta, Akira/O, Henry/Ma, Guang/Zhang, Daxing (I)/Wong, Victor (III)/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Zhang, Tianmin/Young, Ric/Zhang, Lingmu/Ikeda, Fumihiko/Zhang, Liangbin/Yang, Hongchang/Chen, Kaige/Takamatsu, Hideo/Soong, Huaikuei/Pao, Basil/Gregory, Constantine/Kyi, Henry/Wang, Biao/Yu, Shihong/Tijger, Tsou/Wu, Tao/Dong, Zhendong/Chen, Shu/Shao, Ruzhen/Sakamoto, Ryuichi/Gu, Junguo/Huang, Wenjie/Dun, Dennis/Ying, Ruocheng/Wu, Jun (II)/Zu, Ruigang/Dong, Jiechen/Riley III, Alvin/Jin, Yuan/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/Li, Fusheng/Liang, Shi/Li, Guangli/Yang, Baozong/Vuu, Richard/Lone, John/Spender, Matthew (I)/Cui, Xinmin/Fan, Guang/Li, Zhenduo/Vermaaten, Michael/Wu, Vivian/Tongrui, Xu/Lu, Lisa/Cheng, Shuyan/Hwong, Lucia/Liang, Dong/Chunqing, Xu/Cui, Jingping/Yu, Li (I)/Han, Maggie/Go, Jade/Chen, Joan/Luo, Shigang +Last Holiday (2006)/Esposito, Giancarlo/Cech, Daniel/Mechácek, Tomás/Richmond, Werner/LL Cool J/Klose, Alban/Lagasse, Emeril/Vanek, Petr/Ziskie, Dan/Estime, Michael/Ross, Matt (I)/Unger, Jan/Gbelawoe, Ramsey (I)/Toups, Keith/Le, Andrew/Kulhavy, Vladimir/Pecoraro, Kyle/Washington, Jascha/O'Kelly, David/Rue, Stephen/Hutton, Timothy/Smith, Gary Michael/Depardieu, Gérard/Becker, Jeff (IV)/Robinson, Smokey/Zeman, Jiri/Nouri, Michael/Mosby, Kendall/Sims, Randall/Jerábek, Tomás/Wozniak, Michael/le Bon, Noel/Vízner, Jaroslav/Wilmot, John/Bourne, Amon/Chowdhry, Ranjit/Latifah, Queen/Vondrácková, Lucie/Fleming, Jaqueline (I)/Bailey, Chloe (I)/Otradovcova, Alena/Terrebonne, Jessie/Levitas, Susan/Cieutat, Shirl/Brezovska, Lucie/Benoit, Karri/Russel, Lindsey/Palermo, Anne/Kellerman, Susan/Falgout, Mary-Ann/Adams, Jane (II)/Hunt, Camille/McGrath, Mary Jo/LaShae, Julia/Savaria, Ellen/Mungai, Margaret/Edwards, Erica/Likic, Lana/Mason, Maria/Miller, Brandy (II)/Denley, Donna/Gendron, Vanessa/Witt, Alicia/Fiserova, Barbora/Blahusova, Zina/Bailey, Halle +Last House on the Left, The (1972)/Lincoln, Fred J./Hess, David (I)/Forcelli, Anthony J./Sheffler, Marc/Edwards, Ray/Craven, Jonathan (I)/Anker, Marshall/Kove, Martin/St. James, Gaylord/Cassel, Sandra/Rain, Jeramie/Washington, Ada/Grantham, Lucy/Carr, Cynthia (I) +Last Man Standing (1996 I)/Strasser, Michael/Doyle, Christopher (I)/Rochon, Bill/Pierce, Scott (I)/Gallegos, Timothy/McBride, Michael/Dern, Bruce/Markland, Ted/Galiente, Rocky Reyna/Cavalieri, Michael/Holt, Larry/Graf, Allan/Rader-Duval, Dean/Scheine, Raynor/Ciano, Philip/Tiny Ron/Alpert, Arnie/Medlock, Ken/Walken, Christopher/Palmer, Jim (I)/Contreras, Luis (I)/Lerner, A. Michael/Kelly, David Patrick/Eisenberg, Ned (I)/Kay, Joe/Paxton, John (II)/Imperioli, Michael/Grippo, Carmine/Alden, Andrew/Fritsch, Hannes/Sanderson, William/D'Angelo, Sonny/Call, R.D./Strand, Scott/Kilpatrick, Patrick/Merring, Rick/Ortega, Jimmy/Méndez, Jaime (I)/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Wilkey, Jim (I)/O'Toole, Matt/Rote, Ed/Coffee, Robert/Jenkins, Ken (I)/Lyons, Paul (I)/Prozzo, Michael/Hall, Randy/Cordeiro, Michael/Willis, Bruce/Mann, Leslie/Lombard, Karina/Powers, Alexandra/Gava, Cassandra/Bambo, Dana/Shaye, Lin/Lynch, Kerry +Last Night (1998 I)/Elrick, Pierre/Renfro, Bryan/McCamus, Tom/Gammell, Robin/McKellar, Don/Moore, Regan/McMullen, Trent/Iron, Daniel/Cronenberg, David/Martin, Bob (I)/Rennie, Callum Keith/Barry, Michael (VII)/O'Donnell, Darren/McDonald, Bruce (I)/McMurtry, Michael/Girard, François (I)/Burroughs, Jackie/Johnson, Kirsten (I)/Booker, Jessica/Bujold, Geneviève/Maxwell, Roberta/Oh, Sandra/Wright, Tracy/Shats, Nathalie/Polley, Sarah/King, Charmion/Muszka, Chandra/Khanjian, Arsinée/Glave, Karen +Last of the Mohicans, The (1992)/Banks, Dennis (I)/Baker, Mark A. (III)/Schweig, Eric (I)/Gaston, F. Curtis/Storry, Malcolm/Studi, Wes/McGowan, Thomas John/Tilley, Don/Blatchford, Edward/McConnell, Michael (I)/Farrow, David/Roché, Sebastian/Heathcliffe, Clark/Roëves, Maurice/Finnegan, Joe/Keator, Steve (I)/McDevitt, Trenton/Bozic Jr., William J./Andrews, Mac/Day-Lewis, Daniel/Fugate, Ethan James/Means, Scott (I)/Means, Russell/Joy, Mark/Schofield, David/Meaney, Colm/Kinney, Terry/Chéreau, Patrice/Ponder, Brent/Baker, Dylan (I)/Maracle, Mark J./Jennings, Benton/Hurley, Eric A./Cummings, Thomas E./Harris, Jared/Sandgren, Eric D./Waddington, Steven/Phillips, Mike (I)/Fitzgerald, Patrick (I)/Perry, Shawn Michael/Rice, Justin M./Hopper, Tim/Zaragoza, Gregory/Postlethwaite, Pete/Stowe, Madeleine/May, Jodhi/Papineau, Alice/Barnhill, Sheila Adams/Ellis, Tracey +Last Orders (2001)/Baker, Tom (X)/Taylor, Alan (V)/Feild, JJ/McCole, Stephen/Oats, Simon/Caine, Michael (I)/Yusef, Anatol/Courtenay, Tom/Fitch, Cameron/Baker, John (IV)/Hemmings, David/Winstone, Ray/Hemmings, Nolan/Osborne, Brian (III)/Hoskins, Bob/Innes, George/Hurst, Sally (I)/Valentine, Patricia/Sewell, Bea/Owen, Meg Wynn/Reilly, Kelly (I)/Sands, Aislinn/Deigman, Laura/James, Sue (III)/Black, Denise/Mirren, Helen/Reid, Alex (III)/Foreman, Dani/Harman, Claire/Deigman, Emma/Lloyd, Teresa/Leigh, Kitty/Atkinson, Charlotte/Bacon, Joanna/Morelli, Laura/Winstone, Lois/Murphy, Tracey +Last Picture Show, The (1971)/Lewis, Grover/Doyle, Barc/Arnold, Robert (I)/Thurman, Bill/Bottoms, Timothy/Shepherd, Merrill/Hillerman, John/Johnson, Ben (I)/Wood, Kenny (I)/Salmon, Charles (II)/Marshall, Frank (I)/Willingham, Noble/Gaulden, George/Glenn, Robert (I)/Hurst, Gordon/Gulager, Clu/Leon Miller Band, The/Hosford, Mike/Mueller, Jack/Seybert, Charles/Brockette, Gary/Quaid, Randy/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Martin, Tom (VI)/Mahaney, Floyd/McGriff, Bobby/Brown, Leon (I)/Elmore, Otis/Hannis, Will Morris/Bottoms, Sam/Wood, Buddy/Catlett, Loyd/Heathcock, Joe/Bogdanovich, Peter/Shepherd, Cybill/O'Malley, Janice E./Jay, Marjorie/Keller, Pamela (I)/Leachman, Cloris/Ullrick, Sharon/Humann, Helena/Hyde, Kimberly/Fulton, Jessie Lee/Jordan, Faye/Hash, Joye/Bogdanovich, Antonia/Ulrick, Rebecca/Brennan, Eileen/Burstyn, Ellen +Last Samurai, The (2003)/Suzuki, Shinji/Oishi, Mitsuyuki/Odate, Masashi/Amano, Hiroaki/Sugata, Shun/Ikematsu, Sosuke/Kora, Takashi/Matsuzaki, Yuki/Yonekura, Ryoichiro/Toorvald, Sven/Shimizu, Takeru/Takayuki, Noguchi/Minato, Aoi/Takeda, Hisao/Wada, Jiro/Noguchi, Ryoichi/Myochin, Yusuke/Wada, Shintaro/Nomura IV, Kosaburo/Cruise, Tom/Fujii, Koji/Wilson, Scott (I)/Goldwyn, Tony/Atherton, William/Spall, Timothy/Daibo, Kenta/Koyamada, Shin/Noguchi, Takashi/Maya, Takeshi/Watanabe, Ken (I)/Horinouchi, Shimpei/Fukumoto, Seizo/Lindberg, Chad/Koyama, John/Watanabe, Hiroshi (IV)/Kosugi, Shane/Yoshihara, Shoji/Murayama, Lee/Harada, Masato/Godshall Sr., Ray/Igawa, Togo/Sanada, Hiroyuki/Hashiba, Makoto/Mori, Seiji/Nakamura, Shichinosuke/Fujimori, Darin/Nikaido, Satoshi/Connolly, Billy/Koyuki (I) +Last Seduction, The (1994)/Nilsson, Erik-Anders/Pullman, Bill/Lisenco, Mike/Walsh, J.T./Nunn, Bill/Varady, Brien/Phifer, Zack/Shearer, Jack/Norris, Dean/Raysses, Michael/Addison, Walter/Mitchell, Herb/Berg, Peter (I)/Stevenson, Bill (I)/Scriba, Mik/Wilson, Donna (I)/Davison, Michelle/Fiorentino, Linda/Serena (VII)/Rogers, Renee (I)/Caprio, Patricia R./Flanagan, Anne +Last Starfighter, The (1984)/Alaimo, Marc/Leach, Britt/Guest, Lance/Nelson, Peter (I)/Kenaston, Bob/Stevens, Lee E./Kuter, Kay E./Washington, Vernon/Hebert, Chris (I)/O'Leary, John (I)/Preston, Robert (I)/Blake, Geoffrey/Berke, Ed/McDaniel, George/Dye, Cameron/Dunlop, Scott (I)/Starr, Robert/Snow, Norman/Bush, Owen (I)/O'Herlihy, Dan/Mason, Dan (III)/Wheaton, Wil/Berry, Al/Maio, John (I)/Ross, Kimberly (I)/Pope, Peggy/Wyllie, Meg/Stewart, Catherine Mary/Blake, Ellen/Bosson, Barbara/Snyder, Suzanne (I)/Nelson, Charlene/Summers, Bunny +Last Supper, The (1995)/Welch, Stephen/Sadler, Nicholas/Perlman, Ron/Penner, Jonathan/Alexander, Jason (I)/Weinberg, Larry (I)/Vance, Courtney B./Segel, Gil/Lawrence, Frederick/Rosen, Dan (I)/Durning, Charles/Harmon, Mark (I)/Hutcherson, Warren/Eldard, Ron/Cooper, Matt (I)/Paxton, Bill/Erin, Bryn/Diaz, Cameron/Taylor, Amber (I)/Weber, Carly/Gish, Annabeth/Chagall, Rachel/Moss, Elisabeth/Gien, Pamela/Hill, Amy/Dunn, Nora +Last Temptation of Christ, The (1988)/Greco, Paul/Berling, Peter/Hodson, Donald/Stanton, Harry Dean/Miller, Barry (I)/Salouf, Mokhtar/Gregory, Andre/Persoff, Nehemiah/Kershner, Irvin/Fiore, Domenico/Shill, Steve/Laconi, Robert/Belkhayat, Jamal/Sharp, David (II)/Dafoe, Willem/Lurie, John/Marks, Leo (I)/Rosenberg, Alan (I)/Rusoff, Ted (I)/Idrissi, Otmane Chbani/Nacir, Ahmed/Cianfriglia, Giovanni/Ait Fdil Ahmed, Mahamed/Benghrib, Khalid/Bowie, David (I)/Case, Russel/Burmester, Leo/Herman, Paul (I)/Russel, Del/Basaraba, Gary/Argo, Victor/Zhivago, Jonathan/Damian, Leo/Blossom, Roberts/Spafford, Robert/Keitel, Harvey/Mabsout, Mohammed/Arana, Tomas/Been, Michael/Farhane, Redouane/Skikes, Naima/Seller, Mary/Hershey, Barbara/Ford, Gabi/Bloom, Verna/Brown, Penny (I)/Douglas, Illeana/Caton, Juliette/Rahal, Souad/Danson, Randy/Magnani, Donna/Wyatt, Dale (I)/Panciatili, Fabienne/von Thury, Doris/Gormley, Peggy +Last Unicorn, The (1982)/Wynn, Keenan/Arkin, Alan/Lee, Christopher (I)/Lester, Jack (I)/Theodore, Brother/Jennings, Kenneth/Peck, Ed/Frees, Paul/Auberjonois, Rene/Klein, Robert (I)/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Messick, Don/Lansbury, Angela/Grimes, Tammy/Farrow, Mia/Bellflower, Nellie +Last Waltz, The (1978)/Starr, Ringo/Johnson, Howard (II)/Morrison, Van/Wood, Ron (I)/Perkins, Pinetop/Hawkins, Ronnie/Clapton, Eric/Ferlinghetti, Lawrence/Diamond, Neil/Scorsese, Martin/Danko, Rick/Graham, Bill (I)/Butterfield, Paul/Hudson, Garth/Staples, Roebuck 'Pops'/Guidry, Robert (II)/Helm, Levon/Dr. John/Young, Neil (I)/Manuel, Richard/Waters, Muddy/McClure, Michael (I)/Dylan, Bob/Robertson, Robbie (I)/Staples, Mavis/Mitchell, Joni/Harris, Emmylou +Latter Days (2003)/Barker, Marc-Allen/Payton, Khary/Beard, Lonnie/Gray, Bob (VI)/Murray, Nick (IV)/O'Neal, Renato/Cischke, Steven/Wade, Brian (II)/Ramirez, Robert (II)/Coroneens, Nick/Simpson, Terry (I)/Ilnitsky, Aleksei/Bennet, John (I)/Gill, Bill (III)/Kinder, Chris/Denlo, Peter/Mertens, Matthew/Barberis, Jeff/Shadoan, Allan/Wool, Michael/Schmidt, Mike (V)/Ramsey, Wes/Welch, David (V)/Cabada, Adi/Hutchings, Ron/Moriarty, Michael (II)/Kincaid, Jack/Wong, Robbie/Gunnerson, Robert (I)/Moriarty, Rich (II)/Palladino, Erik/Thomas, MacGareo 'Mank'/Webb, Wayne (I)/Garber, Edward/Pujals, Stefano/Sellas, Steven/George, Patrick (I)/Spellman, Steve/Silicato, Dante/LaCroix, Robert/Scriba, Mik/Hood, William (II)/Peterson, Glen/McElhenney, Rob/Clemens, Joe/Wolfgang, Doyle/Gordon-Levitt, Joseph/Sandvoss, Steve/Jarris/Dipippa, Joseph/Ozaasky, James/Wristcutters/Platt, William (III)/Schuck, Bob (II)/Growe, Richard/Edwards, Charles (IX)/Kelly, Greg (II)/Strickland, Dwayne/Abenz, Lord/Bendele, George/Cha, Ed/Balthozar, Joey/Ortlieb, Jim/Pearson, Daryl Burq/Hawes, Dale (II)/Araujo, Andre/Sanchez, Tim/Giansiracusa, John/Harvey, Aaron Lee/Demari, Steban/Weber, Laurent 'Thor'/Power, Dave/Dertinger, Roger/Villa, Art/Hargan, Kurt/Scott, Jason-Shane/Joyner, Bobby/Cespedes, Oneil/Blair, Toni/Turner, Quintella/Bereris, Alicia/Morton, Judee/Fitzpatrick, Margaret (II)/Howze, Melinda/Egues, Kristen/Benson, Amber/Bisset, Jacqueline/Pine, Linda/Ahlenius, Mary Lou/Lewis Garcia, Daisy/Ports, Keri/Saffai, Michelle/Barberis, Robin/Lutz, Leora/Dominey, Pamela/Swanland, Alexandra/Wolfgang, Trudi/Moore, Shannon (III)/Bell, Hilary (II)/Moolchan, Michelle/Place, Mary Kay/Griffith, Nadine/Bolber, Miriam Sue/Johnson, Rebekah (I)/Lyle, Renee/Grey, Yvonne/Pixley, Deborah +Laura (1944)/Mitchell, Grant (I)/Dunn, Ralph/Dexter, John (I)/Andrews, Dana/Sascha, Alexander/Price, Vincent (I)/Webb, Clifton/Chandler, Lane/Ring, Cyril/Flavin, James/Fillmore, Clyde/Eristoff, Nestor/Kendall, Cy/Strang, Harry/LaRue, Frank/Miles, Buster/Foo, Lee Tung/Schlickenmayer, Harold/Murray, Forbes/Forrest, William/Gladwin, Frances/Christy, Dorothy/Adams, Terry (I)/Connors, Kay/Linaker, Kay/Nigh, Jane/Pringle, Aileen/Williams, Cara/Fenwick, Jean/Gray, Beatrice/Lacca, Yolanda/Tierney, Gene/Marlen, Gloria/Howard, Kathleen/Anderson, Judith (I)/Adams, Dorothy +Laurel Canyon (2002)/Nivola, Alessandro/Bale, Christian/Zeus (II)/Wolfson, Greg/Pollard, Russell/Lanois, Daniel/Karim, Reef/Meldal-Johnsen, Justin/Kanouse, Lyle/Wasif, Imaad/Koland, Ted/Griffiths, Tom/Pavel, Philip/Petralia, Mickey/Barlow, Lou/Howard, Dennis (I)/Cutell, Lou/Felix, Ariel/Linkous, Mark/Kiriazis, Nick/Gonzalez, Rick (I)/Rogerson, Mark/Ashley, Marcus/McElhone, Natascha/McDormand, Frances/Montgomery, Judith/Carter, Alexandra (I)/Cholodenko, Marcia/De Sousa, Melissa/Sulzman, Heidi/McGoohan, Catherine/Scott, Catharine/DeMirjian, Michelle/Nightingale, Brandy/Johnson, Lauri/Doctor, Gina/Beckinsale, Kate/Blanco, Marie/Place, Patricia/Hausman, Willo +Lavender Hill Mob, The (1951)/Adam, Ronald/McLaughlin, Gibb/Cey, Jacques/Duncan, Archie/Quinn, Tony (I)/Barr, Patrick/Bull, Peter (I)/Mullard, Arthur/Edwards, Meredith (I)/Doonan, Patric/Brunius, Jacques B./Hewett, Christopher/Llewelyn, Desmond/James, Sid (I)/Chamberlain, Cyril/Guinness, Alec/Davies, Richard (II)/Deckers, Eugene/Trubshawe, Michael/Clarke, Joe (I)/Warwick, John (I)/Malandrinos, Andreas/Bass, Alfie/Piper, Frederick/Shaw, Robert (I)/Salew, John/Griffiths, Fred/Davies, David (II)/Fox, William (II)/Morton, Clive/Kelsall, Moultrie/Tafler, Sydney/Forsyth, Frank (I)/Demel, Paul/Lamb, Charles (I)/Holloway, Stanley/Gregson, John (I)/Hambling, Arthur/Burke, Marie/Hefferman, Ann/Boyce, Alanna/Curtis, Jacqueline (I)/Martin, Edie/Ney, Marie/Fielding, Marjorie/Hepburn, Audrey +Lawn Dogs (1997)/Dog, Tafeki the/Gray, David Barry/Mabius, Eric/Meehan, Miles/Rockwell, Sam/McDonald, Christopher (I)/McGill, Bruce/Araque, José Orlando/Aldredge, Tom/Quinlan, Kathleen/Grant, Beth/Dog, Odin the/Harmon, Angie/Barton, Mischa +Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace (1996)/Ahn, Ralph/Williams, Ellis/Martin, John Benjamin/Parhm, Sean/Endoso, Kenny/Valencia, Mathew/Frewer, Matt/Bergin, Patrick/Carlsson-Wollbruck, Carl/Byrd, David (II)/Lipe, Dan/Fancy, Richard/Adejugbe, Ayo/LaBrecque, Patrick/Conway, Kevin (I)/Be, Yoshio/Daniel, Gregg/House, Dale E./O'Brien, Austin/Guerra, Castulo/Mendoza, Arthur/O'Brien, Trever/Gibbs, David Gene/Menuez, Stephanie/Chen, Nancy (I)/West, Pamela/Grant, Crystal Celeste/Cooper, Camille/Hillwood, Amanda/Shannon, Molly/Pouget, Ely/Belcher, Patricia +Lawnmower Man, The (1992)/O'Brien, Austin/Rook, Roger/Slate, Jeremy (I)/Byrne, Duane/Mapson, Darrell (I)/Fontana, Randall/Evans, Troy (I)/Bringleson, Mark/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Landis, Jim (I)/Gregory, Michael (I)/Norris, Dean/Valverde, Michael/Brosnan, Pierce/Smart, Jonathan (I)/Collison, Frank/Foster, Stephen Gregory/Lykins, Ray/Benton, Craig/Laughlin, John (I)/Pierce, Denney/Fahey, Jeff/Hutchison, Doug/Hart, Joe (I)/Wright, Jenny (I)/Raoul, Dale/Coffey, Colleen/Duronslet, Mara/Mayeux, Rosalee +Lawrence of Arabia (1962)/Mohyeddin, Zia/Fortescue, Kenneth/Fowler, Harry/Miller, Hugh (II)/Habachi, Mohamed/Lean, David (I)/Holliday, Bert/Hernández, Rafael (I)/Dukelow, Peter/Ferrer, José (I)/Barry, John (II)/Rossington, Norman/Dignam, Basil/Kennedy, Arthur (I)/Kavanagh, Patrick/Ray, Michel/Marion-Crawford, Howard/Bennett, John (I)/Robinson, John (I)/Hedley, Jack/Bolt, Robert/Morton, Clive/Warren, Barry/Shaps, Cyril/Howlett, Noel/Rashid, Kamal/Beeby, Bruce/Wolfit, Donald/Quinn, Anthony/Quayle, Anthony/Ratib, Gamil/Dimech, John/Sharif, Omar/Crewdson, Captain John/Guinness, Alec/Sancho, Fernando (I)/Stevens, Roy (I)/Bennett, Fred (I)/Pringle, Bryan/Burton, Peter (I)/MacNaughton, Ian/Hawkins, Jack/Oscar, Henry/Birtles, Steve/Rains, Claude/Gwillim, Jack/Moynihan, Daniel/Ruddock, John (I)/Clutterbuck, Tim/Saunders, Stuart (II)/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Johar, I.S./Kaoiu, Cher/Cole, Barbara (I) +Laws of Attraction (2004)/Sheen, Michael/Pearse, David/Marzello, Vincent/Myers, Johnny (I)/O'Neill, Brian (I)/Brosnan, Pierce/Fleming, Des (I)/Howitt, Peter (II)/Ballance, Peter/Turtletaub, Marc/McClatchie, James/Goodwin, Adam (III)/Sterne, Gordon/Discepolo, John/Wilmot, David (I)/Doyle, Mike (II)/Houston, Allan/Kelly, David (I)/Morrissey, Brendan/Hardin, Nick/Scally, Claire Michelle/Rath, Rachel/Dunn, Nora/Byrne, Liz (I)/Nurnberg, Heather Ann/Gilbert, Sarah/Kelly, Nuala (I)/Taylor, Brette/James, Sara/Posey, Parker/Crowley, Elva/Ryan, Annie (III)/Pergament, Annika/Moore, Julianne (I)/Fisher, Frances (I) +Layer Cake (2004)/Prewitt, Budge/Gorman, Burn/Flemyng, Jason/Dodd, James (II)/Andreas, Dimitri/Kaye, Ivan/Orchard, Paul/Healy, Darren/Micanovic, Dragan/Hardy, Tom (I)/Tubbs, Garry/Hassan, Tamer/Finnighan, Neil (I)/Iures, Marcel/Fletcher, Dexter (I)/Brasier, Ben/Gambon, Michael/Meaney, Colm/Magee, Francis/Shepherd, Steve John/Harris, George (II)/Foreman, Jamie/Cranham, Kenneth/Emerick, Louis/Walters, Stephen (I)/Benoit, Marvin/Affleck, Rab/Whishaw, Ben/Craig, Daniel (I)/McCorkindale, Don (I)/Rnic, Peter/Ryan, Matt (V)/Hooper, Steve (I)/Hawkins, Sally/Lunghi, Nathalie/Wills, Lucy/Miller, Sienna/Kerry, Kinky +League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, The (2003)/Hajek, Rene/Morand, Sylvester/Meedin, Riz/West, Shane/Hemmings, David/McGuffie, Michael/Adamickij, Stanislav/Goodman-Hill, Tom/Bezdek, Pavel/Orr, Robert (II)/O'Neill, Terry (I)/Vasut, Marek/Ryan, Max (I)/Flemyng, Jason/Connery, Sean/Persaud, Neran/Shella, San/Leaver, Huggy/Roxburgh, Richard/Townsend, Stuart/Titanti, Mariano/Caspe, Brian/Curran, Tony (I)/Walters, Ewart James/Brown, Daniel (IV)/Kalirai, Harmage Singh/Grün, Michal/Kirby, Joel/Rajan, Andrew/Willox, Robert/Garewal, Sartaj/Sachak, Aftab/Pellar, Rudolf/Vahey, Robert/Goodman, Robert (I)/Etmet Yohannes, Semere-Ab/Singh, Guy/Shah, Naseeruddin (I)/Babson, James (I)/Zoli, Winter Ave/Wilson, Peta/Savaria, Ellen +League of Their Own, A (1992)/Toler, Ray/Olsen, Ryan (I)/Scheller, Justin/Shearer, Harry/Slotnick, Joey/Flannery, Brian (I)/Quinn, Ed (I)/Mailer, Stephen/Marshall, Garry/Franks, David (III)/Gleeson, Brian Boru/Jones, Eddie (I)/Wilder, Alan (I)/Schrader, Keith/Haley, Michael/Hanks, Tom/Stanton, Robert (II)/Mekka, Eddie/Einhorn, Marvin/Sandel Jr., Wantland L./Lander, David L./Tarleton, Neezer/Krowka, Joe/Feagley, Stephen (I)/Holton, Mark (I)/Pullman, Bill/Chapman, Ray (I)/Lovitz, Jon/Davis, Don S. (I)/Sporleder, Gregory/Knight, Robin (I)/Howell, Ryan (I)/Strathairn, David/Blakeslee, Douglas/Houston, Gary/Collins, Larissa/Walker, Amanda (III)/Carr, K.C./Ramsay, Anne/Anderson, Eunice/Leoni, Téa/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Baron, Blaire/Koch, Tonya Gilles/Dries, Dolores 'Pickles'/Hodgen, Joette/Pelton, Patti/Jones, Janet/Niemeyer, Shelly/Szmidt, Sharon/Brailsford, Pauline/McLin, Eugenia/Wilson, Patricia (I)/Pilavin, Barbara/Allen, Rae (II)/Marra, Kindra/Burkovich, Shirley/Jones, Cheryl/Butler, Kathleen (III)/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Erwin, Barbara/Gustaferro, Stacey/Watson, Brenda (I)/Croteau, Julie/Ferrari, Brenda/Cronin, Laurel/Pounds-Taylor, Connie/Cusack, Ann/Adlard, Shelly/Davis, Geena/Madonna (I)/Cavanagh, Megan/Hand, Lisa/Helene, Andrea/Simpkins, Kelli/Johnson, Vera/Weingardt, Ellie/Petty, Lori/Coleman, Renée/Schmitt, Lita/Simpson, Freddie/O'Donnell, Rosie/Buse, Vickie/Cartwright, Lynn/Schram, Bitty/Rutherford, Sally/Miller, Betty (I)/Gretick, Kirsten +Lean on Me (1989)/Curvy, Ashon/Malmuth, Bruce/North, Alan/Lee, Mushond/Grusin, Richard/Ginn, Corey/Madsen, Harry/Adrianzen, Steve/Johnson, Knowl/Moody, Jim (I)/Best, Michael (I)/Beach, Michael/Biazzo, Mario/Boddie, Markus Toure/Alexander, Todd (I)/Jackson, Tyrone/Jones, Dwayne/Starr, Mike (I)/Kamlot, Robert/Moran, Michael P./Avildsen, Anthony G./Slappy, Hershel/Joseph, Michael A./González, Raúl (I)/McNamara, Pat (I)/Firrito, Frank/Figueroa, Anthony (I)/Imperioli, Michael/Kelly, Kenneth (I)/Hopkins, Jermaine 'Huggy'/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Todd, Tony (I)/Capers Jr., Stephen/Guillaume, Robert/Best, Ahmed/Romaguera, Alex/Carneiro, Manuel/Howell, Andre/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Ring, John/Durell, Marina/Hawkins, Yvette/Nielsen, Gwyn English/Garrett, Siedah/Arroyave, Karina/Todd, Beverly/White, Karen Malina/Sousa, Frances/McComb, Jennifer/Dominic, Heather Rose/Hilario, Elsie/Ross, Veniece/Taylor, Regina (I)/Cotto, Delilah/Bartlett, Robin/Quinn, Nicole (I)/Thigpen, Lynne/Shelton, Sloane/Lowery, Marcella/Sauve, Gloria/Tolentino, Luz/Coll, Ivonne/Gathers, Nancy/Fairmon, Nathalee/La Vergne, Lynda/Salgado, Linda M./Reaves-Phillips, Sandra/Blount, Kisean +Leap of Faith (1992)/Harrell, James N./Hernández, Salvador (I)/Geldart, Ed/Washington III, Lulanger/Martin, Steve (I)/Neeson, Liam/Meat Loaf/Washington, Grover/Emmons, David L./Clark, Cornelius/Linnartz, Jeff/Hanson, Mark (I)/Hager, Dave/Deckert, Blue/Evans, Troy (I)/Gainey, M.C./Grote, Vernon/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Haas, Lukas/Young IV, Eugene/Precopia, David/Horn, Gabriel/Miller, Travis (II)/Dillard, Ricky/Turner, Leon P./Davis, Vince (I)/Todoroff, Tom (I)/McGuire, Jason (I)/Colvin, Norman/Walters, Mark (I)/Matthews, Lawrence/Felux, Shane/Toles-Bey, John/Hammer, Casey/Green, Rev. Tommy Ray/Williams, Leroy/Bowman, Margaret/Lee, Lizz/Pace-Rhodes, Shun/Snyder, Jennifer (I)/West, Gabrielle/LeGree-McDonald, Gheri/House, Felicia/Winger, Debra/McLaughlin, Suzi/Jackson, Mary (I)/Bowman, Melodee/Blair, Angela/Milburn, Jane/Thompson, Cherrie/Hope, Deborah/Ellis, Georgia/Wiesner, Michelle/Jackson, Tarsha (I)/Ash, Shirley/Arita, Maria/Walker, Albertina/Stephens, Stephanie (IV)/Marich, Marietta/Stephens, Lynette Hawkins/Hall, Delores (II)/Davidovich, Lolita/Somerville, Phyllis/La Chanze/Cortez, Irene/Kemp, La Dale +Leaving Las Vegas (1995)/Weber, Steven (I)/Thompson, Bill (II)/Kopache, Thomas/Kriegel, David/Rafelson, Bob/Sands, Julian/Beckel, Graham/Coppola, Marc/Jordan, Jeremy (I)/Ermey, R. Lee/Premoli, Sergio/Ward, Vincent (I)/Michaels, Gordon/Stabrowski, Marek/Brisbin, David (I)/Rawls, Lou/Willson, Davidlee/Figgis, Mike/Goorjian, Michael A./Cage, Nicolas/Henderson, Al/Huston, Danny/Ludwig, Walt G./Berkeley, Xander/Lauter, Ed/Lewis, Richard (II)/Regen, Stuart/Stewart, French/Quinn, Paul (I)/Kalinowski, Waldemar/Lennon, Julian/Golino, Valeria/King, Camille/Procter, Emily/Hargitay, Mariska/Bhatia, Shashi/Jenney, Lucinda/Smith, Shawnee/Shue, Elisabeth/Lowell, Carey/Metcalf, Laurie/Thorne, Tracy/Barnes, Susan (I)/Adams, Kim/Lange, Anne +Legal Eagles (1986)/McMartin, John/Cutell, Lou/Thomas, Jay/Redford, Robert (I)/Boyden, Peter/Klar, Gary Howard/Brown, Charles (II)/French, Bruce (I)/Patton, Frank (III)/Barbour, Thomas/Heslov, Grant/Quinton, Everett/Marion, John/Guastaferro, Vincent/Coutoupis, George/Byrnes, Burke/Hurdle, James/Stamp, Terence/Hagan, Kevin/Burns, Bart/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Benedetti, Robert/Clemenson, Christian/Dennehy, Brian/Clennon, David/Genovese, Anthony/Hill, Steven (I)/Kliban, Ken/Hart, David (I)/Foster, Ron (I)/Jabara, Paul/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Ganno, Freddie/Nevil, Alex/Curtis-Brown, Robert/Willrich, Rudolph/Anthony, Michael (II)/Griffin, Mary (II)/Abbott, Annie (I)/Helmer, Dutch/Hannah, Daryl/DeCuir, Gabrielle/Winger, Debra/Baranski, Christine/Dundas, Jennifer/Sheridan, Liz (I)/Botsford, Sara/Stricklin, Debra/Hamilton, Lynn (I)/Colton, Chevi/Sutherland, Kristine/Pallenberg, Barbara/Ward, Olivia (I)/Wilcox, Shannon +Legally Blonde (2001)/Garber, Victor/Perkins, Oz/Kley, Chaney/Lange, Niklaus/Christopher, Jason (I)/Rooney, Ted (I)/Spinuzza, Doug/Moonie/Nyks, Kelly/Serano, Greg/Michael, Terence (I)/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Kairys, Ted/Hutzler, Brody/Cantwell, John (I)/Silver, Michael B./Thomas, Bruce (I)/Hillman, Richard/Wilson, Luke (I)/Whinery, Scott Ryan/Heidelberger, Mark (I)/Kapelos, John/Davis, Matthew (I)/Federman, Wayne (I)/Churchwell, Gary Castro/Read, James (II)/Ambrosia, Gary/Cline, Michael/Moreland, David/Beeman, Lacey/O'Hurley, Shannon/Beasley, Allyce/Roberts, Francesca/Blair, Selma/Lau, Cici/Lemole, Samantha/Welch, Raquel/Taylor, Holland/Larter, Ali/Coolidge, Jennifer/Barish, Natalie/Kushell, Lisa/McCullough, Kimberly/Driscoll, Kelly (I)/Lily (VI)/Witherspoon, Reese/Barrese, Sasha/Cardellini, Linda/Wilson, Jenna Z./Rose, Nectar/Matthews, Elizabeth (III)/Harris, Jodi/McClure, Tane (I)/Kimes, Patricia/Lynn, Meredith Scott/Reilly, Corinne/Young, Melissa Anne/Wyatt, Lisa K./Mahoney, Victoria/Cauffiel, Jessica/Ubach, Alanna/Stone, Kennedy/De Vincentis, Ondrea +Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde (2003)/Harris, Zia/Newman, James (I)/Urbaniak, James/Doty, David/McGee, Jack (I)/Holland, Josh/Talai, Amir/McGill, Bruce/Oka, Masi/Nicksay, David/Newhart, Bob/Simms, George C./Anderson, Stanley/Read, James (II)/Price, Matt (I)/Gelber, Jeffrey/Wilson, Luke (I)/Bushman, Jason/Thomas, Bruce (I)/Smiley, Brandon/Sherwood, Wayne Edward/Barton, J/Krawic, Michael/Pancake, Sam/Blake, Clement/Young, Keone/Cerny, JoBe/Peters, Robert (I)/Cuprill, Bryan/Horowitz, Dale Waddington (I)/Witherspoon, Reese/Long, Lisa/Rice, Caroline A./Field, Sally/Paull, Melissa/Bivens, Susan/Devereaux, Jan/Beckwith, Elizabeth/King, Regina/Coolidge, Jennifer/Choi, Katarina/Hennesy, Carolyn (I)/Spencer, Octavia/Cauffiel, Jessica/Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Fraser, Arianne/Cottrell, Erin/Gordon, Karen (II)/Vaughn, Jennie/Schlagel, Amy/Sheldon, Christina/Williamson, Ruth (I)/Wyler, Melissa/Ivey, Dana/McClure, Tane (I)/Ubach, Alanna/Reichert, Tanja/Cohn, Lauren/Hoffman, Jackie +Legend (1985)/Bennent, David/Curry, Tim (I)/Longmur, Ian/O'Farrell, Peter/Picardo, Robert/Cruise, Tom/Crane, Mike (I)/Barty, Billy/Hubbert, Cork/Shah, Kiran/Powell, Eddie/Edmonds, Mike (I)/Lanyon, Annabelle/Martin, Tina (I)/Sara, Mia/Playten, Alice/Gilbert, Liz +Legend of Bagger Vance, The (2000)/Smith, Lane (I)/Mitchell, E. Roger/Nelson, Danny (I)/Wineteer, Ray/Penny, Bob/Ward, Charles (III)/Beene, Dan/Riffenburg IV, Charles/Bennes, John/O'Neill, Michael (I)/Hunter, Ernest/Fitzgerald, Wilbur/Green, Turner/Gonzaga, Neil/Gretsch, Joel/Patel, Vijay/King, Blake/Reidy, Joseph P./Lemmon, Jack/McCarty, Michael (II)/Green, Jonathan (III)/George, J. Patrick/Knight, Michael (XII)/Seabrook, Charles/Salaam, Bilaal/Street, Elliott/Gerety, Peter/Smith, Will (I)/Crowley, Dermot/Baggett, Hugh/Seiler, Sonny/Ferguson, J. Don/Damon, Matt/Steppe, Ronald/McGill, Bruce/Keisler, Jim/Hamilton, Trip/Brown, Shane (I)/Carbaugh, Cory/Ryan, Thomas Jay/Lamar, Leon/Drew, Jon/Presnell, Harve/Green, Charles (VII)/Wonderley, Kenneth/Brown, Jabulani/Moncrief, J. Michael/Bunge, Ricardo/Hocke, Bernard/Stoops, Tannis/Powell, Andrea (I)/Mounts, Erika/Preston, Carrie/Herrick, Malia/Jones, Julie (II)/Lang, Valanie/Theron, Charlize/Hockman, Dearing Paige +Legend of Zorro, The (2005)/Ramírez, Alfredo/Emerson, Michael (I)/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Wood, Brandon/Alonso, Adrian/Sewell, Rufus/Cobos, Carlos/Méndez, Raúl/Marc, Xavier/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Burmester, Leo/Vilchis, Juan Manuel/Rojas, Rayo/Sanchez-Parra, Gustavo/Palacios, Silverio/Irlam, Rowley/Galán, Alejandro/Altamirano, Pedro/Chinlund, Nick/Bonet, Mauricio/Olivares, Pepe/Gallegos, Antonio/Becerril, Fernando/Mira, Pedro (II)/Stirling, Matthew/Reyes, Alberto (II)/Amendola, Tony (I)/Hensley, Shuler/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Trapp, Valarie/Carrera, Mar/French, Tina/Crosby, Mary (I)/Zacarías, Giovanna/Meheux, Phil/Benedetti, Alexa/Jinaro, Jossara/Zeta-Jones, Catherine +Legends of the Fall (1994)/Croft, Bill/Lefebvre, Larry/Cameron, John D. (I)/Godshall, Ray/Hughes, Doug (III)/Goettel, Aaron/Kaye, David (II)/Dow, Bill/Bear, Bart the (I)/Levy, Marc (I)/Bennett, Nigel (I)/Tootoosis, Gordon/Sarkar, Sam (I)/Kirzinger, Ken/Welsh, Kenneth/Sherwood, Simon/Pitt, Brad/Hrdlicka, Rob/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Hopkins, Anthony/Stollery, Brian/Wisden, Robert/Andre, Charles (II)/Auger, Sekwan/Desmond, Paul (II)/Slavin, Randall (I)/Novak, John (I)/McMillan, Weston/Knull, Channing/MacIntosh, Keegan/Thomas, Henry (I)/Johnson, Eric (I)/Cardinal, Tantoo/Hung, Winnie/Harder, Christine/Lombard, Karina/Pickles, Christina/Ormond, Julia +Leggenda del pianista sull'oceano, La (1998)/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Pagin, Stefano/Di Pinto, Nicola/Coppola, Pierluigi/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Elufowojo, Femi/Gullotto, Emanuele/Di Giorgio, Agostino (I)/Geoghegan, Eamon/De Luca, Luigi/Chancer, Norman/Supnick, Michael/Padden, Bernard/Roth, Tim/Ditson, Harry/Di Loreta, Angelo/Buck, Cory/Fan, Nigel/Wajskol, Adriano/Gage, Easton/Williams, Heathcote/McCourt, Adrian/McNally, Kevin (I)/Gimondo, Piero/Monk, Roger (II)/Troncoso, Ivan Truol/Vitale, Beniamino/Koroukin, Michael/Cole, Sidney (II)/Armstead, John/Pringle, Bryan/O'Brien, Niall/Williams III, Clarence/Dunford, Andrew/Nurse, Vernon/Pellegrino, Riccardo/Opasha, Masa Mbatha/Wood, Paul Richard/Lavia, Gabriele/Lovett, Julien/Vasquez, Alberto (I)/Molteni, Luis/Nunn, Bill/Rubin, Shaila (I)/Aida, Noriko/Cuom, Katy Monique/Thierry, Mélanie/Zagaria, Anita +Legionnaire (1998)/Long, Joseph (I)/Krifa, Kamel/Delmar, Tom/Lea, Derek/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Farrell, Nicholas/Romer, Kim/Smart, Andy (I)/Carter, Jim (I)/Diafat, Dida/Bro, Anders Peter/Hayman, David (I)/Berkoff, Steven/Kalli, Mario/Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Adewale/Triggelis, Takis/Kaman, Rob/Kynman, Paul/Caltagirone, Daniel/Pickering, Vincent/Wood, Charles (II)/Powell, Nosher/Montana, Joe (II)/Allen, Crystal/de Vicente, Pilly/Sofrenovic, Ana/Shaughnessy, Kelli/Hanfine, Amrani/Treend, Chloe +Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004)/Harris, Jamie (I)/Clarke, Lenny/Aiken, Liam/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Cedric the Entertainer/Ferguson, Craig/Bunnell, Paul/Heitz, Alan/Clendenin, Bob/Gallo, Fred (II)/Gottfried, Gilbert/Dexter, John (III)/Hinderstein, Rob/Hoffman, Dustin/Flemming, Wayne/Meaney, Nick/Connolly, Billy/Carrey, Jim/Law, Jude/Callahan, Julius/Spall, Timothy/Lane, Michael Earl/Hoffman, Kara/Streep, Meryl/Garris, Rosemary/Coolidge, Jennifer/Sabljic, Lidia/Rivers, Crystal/Theaker, Deborah/Adams, Jane (II)/Browning, Emily/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Hoffman, Shelby/Lynch, Jane +Lenny (1974)/Parsons, Robert/Murphy, Mike (II)/Morton, Gary (I)/Wilder, Glenn R./Lee, Winston/DiSanti, John/Orsatti, Frank (II)/DeWitt, George/Friedman, Richard (II)/Hoffman, Dustin/Gatlin, Mickey/Sandman, Lee/Sorel, Ted/Man, Frankie/Rennie, Guy/Mencel, Joe/McLaughlin, Bruce (I)/Begley, Martin (I)/Boylan, Buddy/Collins, Bob (I)/Nagle, Jack (I)/Seay, Cecil/Myers, Monroe/Philbin, Phil/Newsome, Don/Harris, Mark (I)/Beck, Stanley (I)/Thomas, Clarence (I)/Fosse, Bob/O'Barry, Rick/Challis, Beth/Miner, Jan/Zorita/Glass, Bridghid/Goldstein, Allison/Perrine, Valerie/Zuckerman, Lillian/LaScala, Judy/Page, Christine/Witt, Kathryn/Malnik, Susan/Novikoff, Rashel/Yonge, Michele +Leonard Part 6 (1987)/Courtenay, Tom/Bokar, Hal/Reynolds, Ren/Maier, David/Rossi, Leo (II)/Jung, Clint/Gunn, Moses/Kirby, George (II)/Hall, William (II)/Cosby, Bill/Baker, Joe Don/Hostetter, John/Maguire, George (I)/Zabriskie, Grace/Colbert, Pat/Levine, Anna (I)/Fonda, Jane/Foster, Gloria/Rowell, Victoria/Barrett, Darlene +Leprechaun (1993)/Turner, Raymond C./Gorman, Robert Hy/Kolby, Klexius/Permenter, David (I)/Sanderford, John/Garrick, Tim/Tripet, David/Olandt, Ken/Voldstad, John/Davis, Warwick (I)/Newman, William (I)/Duffin, Shay/Sachs, Brandon/Holton, Mark (I)/Kennedy, Heather (I)/Mant, Pamela/Sachs, Alexandra/Aniston, Jennifer +Less Than Zero (1987)/Bowen, Michael (I)/Downey Jr., Robert/Bill, Tony/Greene, Michael (I)/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Jorgenson, Kris/Irons, Jack/Verica, Tom/Pitt, Brad/Warner, Scott (I)/Kissinger, Lee/Flea/Kiedis, Anthony/Yurasek, John/Walker, Eric (I)/Frye, Brittain/McCarthy, Andrew (I)/Wimmer, Brian/Colby, David (I)/Spader, James/Islam, Afrika/Puscas, Jessica/Wolf, Kelly (I)/Falk, Lisanne/Mussetter, Jude/Buxton, Sarah/Swanson, Jandi/Kordick, Moya/Kerner, Jeannette/Gertz, Jami/Smith, Afton/Mitchell, Donna/Modean, Jayne/Hunter, Neith +Lethal Weapon (1987)/Shaner, Michael/Dammett, Blackie/Poslof, Jim J./Gibson, Mel (I)/Reinhard, Frank (I)/Whitaker, Richard B./Atkins, Tom/Tuerpe, Paul/Leong, Al/Kahan, Steve/Kalmenson, Bill (I)/Gordon, Don (I)/Ryan, Mitch/Adams, Cedric (I)/Cat, Burbank the/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/DuPont, Peter/Vintas, Gustav/Kohler, Gilles/Skaggs, Jimmie F./Ronard, Jason/Cameron, Patrick/O'Ross, Ed/Juliano, Lenny/Mouzon, Alphonse Philippe/Fol, Robert/Noga, Tom/Hayes, Chad/Thibeau, Jack/Rodgers, Mic/Gooden, Donald/Bush, Grand L./Hunter, Shaun/Hines, Damon/Strohm, Brian/Jardins, Chris D./Dog, Sam the/Glover, Danny/O'Neill, John (I)/Brown, Henry (I)/Busey, Gary/Baker, Cheryl (I)/Estevez, Renée/Naff, Lycia/Doss, Terri Lynn/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Love, Darlene/Severance, Joan/Kadotani, Teresa/Archerd, Selma/Caine, Allison/Bowman, Gail/Wolfe, Traci/Swanson, Jackie/Zimmerman, Natalie (I)/Smith, Ebonie/Dismukes, Deborah/Brecke, Sharon K. +Lethal Weapon 2 (1989)/Howard, Sherman/Ondrejko, Dan/Glover, Danny/Wynands, Danny/Moore, Allan Dean/Hinkley, Tommy/Bonner, Orlando/Cameron, Patrick/Miller, Philip Maurice/Wilson, Norm/Tigar, Kenneth/Kahan, Steve/Rolston, Mark/Bush, Grand L./Douglass, Lionel/Pesci, Joe/Jaidi, Salim/Ackland, Joss/McGee, Jack (I)/Weber Jr., Al/Serrano, Nestor/Young, Bruce (IV)/Hines, Damon/O'Connor, Derrick/Rosen, Edward J. (I)/Fol, Robert/Oliver, James (I)/Tuerpe, Paul/Smith, Juney/Della, Jay (I)/Suriano, Philip/Skipper, Pat/Marciano, David/Gibson, Mel (I)/Norris, Dean/Lotterman, Beau/Birge, Jim/Carreiro, Tony/Piddock, Jim/Mack, Guy (I)/Smith, Ebonie/Shannon, Virginia/McGuire, Jeanne/Goldstein, Jenette/Love, Darlene/Wolfe, Traci/Kensit, Patsy/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Burr, Cynthia/Collier, Marian/Guel, Catherine +Lethal Weapon 3 (1992)/Johnson, Anthony (I)/Tuerpe, Paul/Bont, Jan de/Kahan, Steve/Williams, Gene (II)/Millar, Gregory (I)/Byron, Jay/Pellegrino, Mark/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Miller, Michael George/Gibson, Mel (I)/Fisher, Harvey/Psaros, Steve/Oliver, James (I)/Wells, Eric Briant/Rey, Danny 'Big Black'/Kay, Stephen T./Wilson, Norman D./Kingi, Henry/Geas, Thomas A./Iorg, Jason/Pesci, Joe/Rodgers, Mic/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Newman, Andrew Hill/Klineberg, Adam/Williams, Germain/Wynands, Danny/Della, Jay (I)/Hipp, Paul (I)/Brown, Henry (I)/Hines, Damon/Moon, Philip/Stanley, Don/Harms, John (I)/Tigar, Kenneth/Wynn, Bobby/Wilson, Stuart (II)/Bryce, Scott/Pennello, Anthony T./Emory, Del/McGee, Jack (I)/Howard, Vince/Goodloe, J. Mills (I)/Ganus, Paul/Luport, Steve/Cenatiempo, John/Bynum, David Lee/Glover, Danny/Scarfe, Alan/Antico, Pete/Klastorin, Michael/Chinlund, Nick/Frederick, Bill/Rosen, Edward J. 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(I)/Lee, Conan/Libertini, Richard/Wada, Jey/Peel, Darren/Donovan, Jamie/Riehle, Richard/Imada, Jeff/Hines, Damon/Chan, Kim (I)/Nguyen, Hien (I)/Campbell, Larkin/Getzoff, Daniel/Keyes, Tony/Jordan, J. 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Luke (II)/Woods, James A./Falcon, Omar/Lopez, Fabio/Shamie, Greg/Post, Tim/Clyde, Cordell/Blanco, Danny/Calabretta, Tony/Burke, Sadiki/Fennell, Tod/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Ferrabee, Gillian/Hunter, Holly/McLean, Jane/Westley, Jennifer Rae/Colvey, Catherine/Davis, Lucinda/Larkin, Sheena/Dunst, Kirsten/Tierney, Brigid +Liar Liar (1997)/Gagnon, Steven M./Fisher, SW/Carver, Stephen James/Barnett, Craig (I)/Lemon, Ben/Hill, Rick (I)/Paul, Jarrad/Cooper, Justin (I)/Leopard, Michael/Jones, Moon/Carreiro, Tony/Napolitano, Dennis/Sharp, Eric/Chaet, Mark/Friedman, Derrick/Ryan, Mitch/Cobb, Randall 'Tex'/Grief, Mike/Bernard, Jason (I)/Arkin, Matthew/Keefer, Don/Stein, Jacob/Trotta, Ed/Perry Jr., Ernest/Roache, Paul/Kindred, Oliver/Oglesby, Randy/Pierpoint, Eric/Darden, Christopher/Mayer, Christopher (I)/Jansen, Jim/Lee, Anthony (I)/O'Brien, Skip (I)/Jones, Richard (IX)/Brown, Benjamin (I)/Goodall, Matthew Michael/Amuwa, Edward/Kostroff, Michael/Fresco, David/Barnaba, Joe/McTavish, Patrick/Walker, Charles (I)/Emmett, Charles (I)/Gipson, John/Rhoads, Terry/Adler, Michael (I)/Dell, Charlie (I)/Miller, Howard S./Seide, Jared/Carrey, Jim/Elwes, Cary/Kikuta, David/Kastner, Mercedes/Allen, Hope (I)/Heyman, Samantha/Carlin, Amanda/Goodman, Sue/Kurtz, Swoosie/Burkett, Brandi/Oteri, Cheri/Rumph, Ashley/Allen, Krista/Tilly, Jennifer/Aluise, Kelly/Armstrong, Carrie/Muellerleile, Marianne/Gable, Jill/Avila, Christine/Tierney, Maura/Paxton, Sara/Haney, Anne/Evans, Catherine/Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I)/Clark, Ashley Monique/Donohoe, Amanda +Libertine, The (2004)/Curran, Jake/Spellman, Laurence/Buggy, Niall/Houser, Tristan/McKenna, Liam (I)/Sterne, Robert (II)/Townsend, Stanley/Friend, Rupert/Bennett, Sacha/Burke, Tom (IV)/Wilfort, Robert/Vegas, Johnny/McKenna, T.P./Depp, Johnny/Hollander, Tom/Chahidi, Paul/Sachs, Hugh/Hughes, Graham (II)/McKenzie, Davo Brandon/Howell, Peter (I)/Jones, Freddie/Davenport, Jack/Malkovich, John/Doyle, Kevin (I)/Nader, Habib Nasib/Willis-Cotton, Robert/Coyle, Richard (I)/Walters, Morgan/Ritter, Paul/MacGowan, Shane/Horgan, Cara/McCoy, Maimie/Bindra, Anna Serena/Darcy, Amy/Higginbottom, Olivia/Pike, Rosamund/Reilly, Kelly (I)/Falter, Natascha/Laden, Penny/Annis, Francesca/Gossling Valerio, Susie/Bawden, Louisa/Gould, Hannah/Beale, Katie/Hutcheson, Alice/Morton, Samantha/Hickman, Julia/Jackson, Trudi/Quarrie, Harriette/Davidson, Fleur/Higgins, Clare (I) +Liberty Heights (1999)/Austell, Jan/Hall, Art/Majors, Paul/West, Shane/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Page, Eddie/Collins, Misha/Dockins, Christian T./Wilkes, Peter (II)/Scanlin Jr., Timothy J./Lodge, Marty/Jacobs, Gideon/Kline, Richard (I)/Mantegna, Joe/Sussman, Kevin/Nakia, Shawn/Brody, Adrien/Abel, Joseph Patrick/Krumholtz, David/Pickens Jr., James/Hoffman, Jake/Derosena, Jacques/Smith, Carlton J./Luckeroth, Michael/Rebadow, Norm/Brown, Al (I)/Roberts, Doug (I)/Jones, Orlando/Hillmer, Jay/Carawan Jr., Tal/Brandorff, Stan/Chambers, Justin/Scalies, Charley/Rosenthal, Gerry/Raskin, Kenny/Guastaferro, Vincent/Math, Dennis N./Tabakin, Ralph/Samkofa, Zahmu/Neumann, Evan/Foster, Ben (I)/Black, Barry (I)/Pitt, Kenny/Puskar, Michael B./Williams, Stephen (V)/Rubinek, Frania/Ray, Mary Lynn/Natasha, Coger L./Billman, Sekiya/Keibler, Stacy/Young, Judith Knight/Robbins, Ty/Douglas, Dawn/Johnson, Rebekah (I)/Duvall, Susan/DeRosa, Christina/Abrams, Patsy Grady/Stokes, Shelley/Warren, Kiersten/Suerth, Kimberlee/Finneran, Katie/Taylor, Cloie Wyatt/Bennett, Elizabeth Ann/Kiley, Kate/Russell, Brenda/O'Hara, Keeley/Neuwirth, Bebe/Fitch, Sonia/O'Connell, Ellyn/Vine, Courtney (II)/Murphy, Carolyn/Chamberlain, Emily +Liberty Stands Still (2002)/Cross, Garvin/Stovin, Blake/Wasserman, Jerry/Platt, Oliver/Robbins, Ryan/Simms, Michael David/Bochner, Hart/Williams, Peter (IV)/Green, Marrett/Laurie, Darcy/Lewis, Robert (II)/Reis, Shawn/Selmour, Ron/Dallas, Keith/Cross, Roger R./Vargas, José (I)/Tracey, Ian/Anders, Ed/Armstrong, Brett/Calpakis, Gregory/Scarfe, Jonathan/Pascal, Steve/Ateah, Scott J./Markinson, Brian/Widdows, Connor/Cummins, Martin/Scheelar, Darryl/Seymour, Jeff (I)/Lewis, David (IV)/Cecere, Fulvio/Chen, Terry/Snipes, Wesley/van der Meulen, Hilda/Fiorentino, Linda/Riley, Claire/Ohoven, Chiara/Meyers, Suzette/Sharma, Rekha (I)/Allen, Tanya +Licence to Kill (1989)/Edlin, Alex/Neame, Christopher (III)/Elizondo, Humberto/McRae, Frank/Bernhardt, Chick/Novi, Enrique/Davi, Robert/Kelty, Mark/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/McGill, Everett/Hedison, David/Bahr, Tom/Edenfield, Eddie/Russek, Jorge/Abdala, José/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Bracho, Alejandro/Johnson, Rafer/Moldovan, Jeff/Richmond, Branscombe/Ciarfalio, Carl/Belanger, George/Lancaster, Samuel Benjamin/Wilson, Michael G./Brook, Claudio/Newton, Wayne/Peláez, Juan (I)/Cudney, Roger/Brown, Robert (I)/Llewelyn, Desmond/Del Toro, Benicio/Corona, Sergio/Kawawo, Osami/Garriga, Fidel/Valdés García, Jorge/Castillo, Andrew/Bush, Grand L./Starke, Anthony/Dalton, Timothy/De Saint Cyr, Guy/Zerbe, Anthony/Stroud, Don (I)/Albarrán, Gerardo/Quan, Stuart (I)/Lundgren, Lars (I)/Magaloni, Honorato/Soto, Talisa/Bisignano, Jeannine/Bolkan, Edna/Bliss, Caroline/Lee Hsu, Diana/Blake, Teresa (I)/Fallon, Cynthia/Barnes, Priscilla/Lowell, Carey +License to Drive (1988)/Heslov, Grant/Grissom, John (I)/Pochron, Jon Conrad/Tullos, Jerry/Inman, Fred/Manasseri, Michael (I)/Ensign, Michael/Masur, Richard/Baer, Parley/Avery, James (I)/Lacamara, Carlos/Pugliese, Al/Barringer, Daniel W./Burton, Christopher/Miller, Henry Alan/Haim, Corey/Miller, Harvey (I)/Rosenstein, Ira S./Pock, Bernie/Feldman, Corey/Epstein, Jon H./Rosse, Eric/Nickles, Michael A./Tice, Jack/Mihailoff, R.A./Goodeve, Grant/Jardine, Heidi/Kane, Carol (I)/Siemaszko, Nina/Ames, Kelly/Jaress, Jill/Kusley, Nancy/Brooks, Chanin/Breschard, Mary Ruth/Berumen, Sandy/Cocek, Christina/Hanft, Helen/Graham, Heather (I)/Finn, Lila/Hope, Kimberly (I) +Life (1999 I)/Lund, Jordan/Jordan, Walter K./Henley, Barry Shabaka/Ermey, R. Lee/James, Rick (II)/Anderson III, Haskell V./Havins, Hal/Emory Jr., James/Vaughn, Ned/Gratton, Bill/Moss, Ronald/Mahome, Jordan/Evans, Nate (I)/Taliferro, Michael/Colston, Sydney 'Big Dawg'/Blunt, Augie/Harvey, Don (I)/Whitaker, Kenn/Boyles, Steve/Love, Kwantae/Jemison, Kimble/Babatundé, Obba/Jennings, Brent/Burke, Keith/Taylor, William B./Helvey, Zack/Prévost, Christophe (I)/Everett, Todd (I)/Sanders, Leon/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Brubaker, James D./Heavy D/Hartmann, George (I)/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Lawrence, Martin (I)/Banks, Ernie Lee/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Jones, Jay Arlen/Benton, Shayne/Emmerich, Noah/Powell, Walter/Williams III, Clarence/Cassavetes, Nick (I)/Alexander, David (IV)/Compton, O'Neal/White, Kenneth (I)/Farid, Zaid/Malone, Bonz/Beatty, Ned/Torry, Guy/Lampkin, Sean/Woodbine, Bokeem/Jordan, Oscar/Brown, Johnny/Turner, Leonard O./Mac, Bernie/Hall, Reamy/Almy, Brooks/Morrow, Bridget/Robinson, Dawn/Murphy, Betty/Call, Allyson/Carson, Lisa Nicole/Lathan, Sanaa/Brooks, Hildy/DeMilo, Venus/McQueen, Armelia/Montgomery, Poppy +Life and Death of Peter Sellers, The (2004)/Ayoade, Richard/Cole, Josh (I)/Maloney, Nick/Napier, Markus/Havers, Nigel/Sherman, Bob (I)/Bentley, James (I)/Mackinnon, Bruce/Wilfort, Robert/Ellington, Lance/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Fry, Stephen (I)/Bullock, Osmund/Hadley, Kenneth/Tudor-Pole, Edward/Gevisser, Peter/McArthur, Gerrard/Russell, Grant/Cicco, George/Lithgow, John/Tucci, Stanley/Dastor, Sam/Savva, Michael/Houghton, Andrew/Littman, Julian/Williams, Alan (XII)/Pemberton, Steve/Syms, Richard/Wu, Tom/Tsou, Yee/Donn, Ray/Andrews, Kennie/Perkins, John (IV)/Robb, David (I)/Crook, Mackenzie/Rush, Geoffrey/Markey, Simon/Long, Joseph (I)/Goodman, Henry (I)/Klum, Heidi/Punch, Lucy/Connoley, Charlotte/Steadman, Alison/Aquino, Sonia (I)/Tian, Tiara/Chappell, In-Sook/Lanning, Talia/Glaser, Ty/Darby, Eliza/Zaal, Vera/Margolyes, Miriam/Fellner, Rosie/Oluwole, Tope/Burrell, Kate/Hallam, Molly/Jacob, Stephanie/Theron, Charlize/Milligan, Jane/Hammond, Mona/Watson, Emily (I) +Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The (2004)/Cort, Bud/Ahluwalia, Waris/Murray, Bill (I)/Corales, Aries/Yamanouchi, Taiyo/De Angelis, Alessandro/de los Reyes, Joseph/Senni, Niccolò/Jorge, Seu/Xu, Gangyuan/Yamanouchi, Al/Santini, Alessio/Dokyi, Francis/Hamilton, Alexander (III)/de Ramon, Levi Mickael/Cassel, Seymour/Schafrazi, Tony/Bok Dong, Begni/Salvi, Roberto/Conti, Ettore/Zhu, Ging Fang/Wdowczak, Pawel/Simmons, Rudd/Piana, Nazzareno (II)/Guerra, Andrea (III)/Sirignani, Paolo/Masciolini, Stefano/Casciaro, Guglielmo/Taylor, Noah (I)/Lartigue, Jacques Henri/Wilson, Owen/Cajapao Casapao, Walter/Ilagon, Aries Dolor/Anderson, Eric Chase/Gubler, Matthew Gray/Dietzmann, Muzius Gordon/Mendoza Dolor, Conrado/Ciarlitto, Marco/Monda, Antonio/Richardson, Adam (II)/Weisell, Andrew/Sommer, Robert (II)/Wong, Wai Tung/Gambon, Michael/Ragusa, Pietro/Grantuza, Eduardo Bautista/McKinnon, Don/Bertone, Andrea/Ilao Reyes, Honorato/Bantungon, Edwarren/Baumbach, Noah/Graham, Robert (III)/Maragigak Agelion, Simeon/Kachur, Andriy/Recchia, Vincenzo/Wilson, Robert (IV)/Goldblum, Jeff/Irrera, Christiano/Castillo, Demetreo/Giovannelli, Leonardo/Hamilton, James (X)/Ortolani, Stefano Maria/Magbay, Roderick/Acon, Daniel/Koizumi, Niels/Carwgal de la Peña, Thomas/Scott, Robin (VII)/Cooper Jr., Henry S.F./Rayos Martinez, Dennis/Dafoe, Willem/Cohen, Robyn (I)/Huston, Anjelica/Leica/Blow, Isabella/Orso, Anna/Blanchett, Cate/Gerren, Melanie/Genin, Sylvie +Life as a House (2001)/Kessel, Brandon/Primus, Barry/Winkler, Charles/Russ, William (I)/Pankow, John/Robards, Sam/Weinberg, Mike (I)/Sheridan, Jamey/Cummings Jr., Richard/Foster, Jon (I)/LeBeau, Jeff/Artenian, Steven/Delgado, Kim/O'Guinne, Michael/Kline, Kevin (I)/Christensen, Hayden/Somerhalder, Ian/Chudabala, Art/Bakula, Scott/Leavenworth, Scotty/Winkler, Mario/Yarlett, Claire/Malone, Jena/Tuck, Hillary/McGee, Gwen/Steenburgen, Mary/Winkler, Margo/Scott Thomas, Kristin/Nelson, Sandra/Benedict, Tannis/Lovett-Mann, Lisa/Betancourt, Anne +Life Less Ordinary, A (1997)/Kellog, Robert/Shalhoub, Tony/Lindo, Delroy/Gorham, Christopher/Olyphant, Timothy/Tucci, Stanley/Gowdy, Chuck/Winkler, Mel/Stifel, David/Kanig, Frank/Stephens, Duane/Holm, Ian/Hedaya, Dan/Chaykin, Maury/McNeice, Ian/McGregor, Ewan/Brunson, Kitty/Ivey, Judith/Martinez, Crystal (I)/Dodds, K.K./Hunter, Holly/Schaub, Mary-Cristina/Diaz, Cameron/Decker, Anne Cullimore/Byrd, Toni Lynn/Craven, Jayceen/Hanks, Jan +Life of Brian (1979)/Case, John/Cleese, John/Jones, Terry (I)/Young, John (I)/Colley, Kenneth/Knode, Charles/Brett, Peter/Palin, Michael/Langham, Chris/Gilliam, Terry/McKeown, Charles/Harrison, George (I)/Idle, Eric/Innes, Neil/Bayler, Terence/MacLachlan, Andrew/McKenna, Bernard/Chapman, Graham/Milligan, Spike/Taylor, Gwen/Jones-Davies, Sue/Cleveland, Carol +Life of David Gale, The (2003)/Mathis, Lynn/Matthews, Frank (III)/Tung, Eric T./Kash, Landon/Moore, Maurice/Crawford, Steve (II)/Voges, Mark/Hargrove, Garrett/McFarland, 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(III)/Pool, Steve/Beuerleine, Scott/Dawson, Bruce (I)/Donahue, Brian/Willis, Johnny 'Sugarbear'/McKenzie, Berend/Mendenhall, Brent/Itzin, Gregory/Havens, John C./Epstein, Peter (I)/Watson, Henry O./Stetler, Paul Morgan/Heptonstall, Jack/Zahn, Theron/Doupe, Tony/Cantner, Riley/Arthur, Michael/Greene, Barry Michael/Becker, Paul (II)/Sharify, John/Owen, James (II)/Whelan, Ken/Moss, Jamie (I)/Bordoff, Shawn/Brownlee, Johnathan/Murdoch, Laurie/McEnroe, Patrick/James, Mike (I)/Shalhoub, Tony/Prinsloo, P.J./Burns, Edward (I)/Tae, Rick/Watson, Sean (II)/Baker, Max/Davis, Jacob (I)/Shyer, Christopher/Dunard, David/Flueck, Vince/Lindsay, Gary (III)/Campbell, Lyle/Lewis, Dan (I)/Rutherford, Jesse James/Gammon, James (I)/Kelamis, Peter/Morgan Williams, Ashlyn/Beuerleine, Kristine/Deschanel, Victoria/Thornhill, Lisa/Pettiford-Wates, Tawnya/Hoppenfeld, Heidi/Errico, Melissa/Vedder, Tracy/Smith, Natasha/Martin, Pamela (I)/Krop, Jill/Mathew, Suleka/Channing, Stockard/Moore, Angela (I)/Dunker, Andromeda/Jolie, Angelina/Anuik, Marika/Myers, Margo (II)/Stevens, Kasey/Tapping, Amanda/Powell, Shannon (I)/Vanova, Apollonia/Trueman, Tracy/Esteban, Michelle/Pedde, Eileen/Sood, Veena/Lough Haggquist, Catherine +Lifeboat (1944)/Yetter Jr., William/Bendix, William (I)/Hull, Henry/Lee, Canada/Slezak, Walter/Cronyn, Hume/Hodiak, John/Angel, Heather/Anderson, Mary (I)/Bankhead, Tallulah +Lifeforce (1985)/Livingstone, Sydney/Roberts, Jamie (II)/Ball, Nicholas/Finlay, Frank (I)/Frederick, Geoffrey/Edmunds, John/Jagger, Chris (I)/English, David (I)/Golightly, John/Oldfield, Richard/Donnelly, Nicholas/Benson, John (III)/Booker, Thom/Morris, Aubrey/Malin, Bill (I)/Willis, Jerome/Firth, Peter/Cadman, Milton/Cashmore, Ian/Lindsay, William (II)/Fitzpatrick, Michael (II)/Sullivan, Chris (I)/Porteous, Peter/Rigg, Carl/Gothard, Michael/Connor, Patrick (I)/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Forbes-Robertson, James/Woodnutt, John/Lovstrom, Peter/Holder, Owen/Benfield, Derek/Hildreth, Gary/Beckett, David (I)/Baker, Rupert/Carroll, Brian (I)/Barr, Christopher/Hallam, John/Paliotti, Michael John/Tucker, Burnell/Tipping, Tip/Wood, Haydn (I)/Kean, Sidney/Firth, Julian/Parry, Ken/Jordan, Patrick (I)/Evans, Edward/Cooper, Paul (I)/Railsback, Steve/Sharpe, Richard/Sommers, Russell/Baker, Del (I)/Keegan, John (I)/May, Mathilda/Jacobs, Emma (I)/Morton, Elizabeth/Paul, Nancy/Schofield, Katherine +Like Mike (2002)/Witherspoon, Wayne/Payton, Gary/Pappas, Bobby/Morris Jr., Robert/Powell, Sunni-Ali/Witcher, Geoff/Gordon, André/MacMillan, Doug (I)/Wallace, Rasheed/Thomas, Ryan (I)/Spikes, Takeo/Thompson, John (VI)/Merriweather, Tyrone/Richardson, Jason/Romary, Tyler/Lipnicki, Jonathan/Tunnicliffe, James/Moret, Peter/Collins, William (VI)/Tsuyumine, Craig/Crawford, Joe (II)/VelJohnson, Reginald/McGrady, Tracy/Schultz, Charlie (II)/Demings, Sterfon/Fischer, Sloan (II)/Bernier, Joe/Hall, Gregory L./Kidd, Jason/Zazaian, Steven/Smith Jr., Jesse Justice/Krilov, Alex/McManus, James (I)/Chestnut, Morris/Hall, Bobby (II)/Jones, John Marshall/Webber, Chris (II)/Nash, Steve (I)/Wallace, Gerald (II)/Koules, Miles/Nwokenbia, Kingsley/Brown, David (XXXVII)/Thompson, Stephen (I)/Ducommun, Rick/Holcomb, Corey/Armisen, Fred/Levy, Eugene/Holland, Stephen (II)/Wright, Jon Edwin/Forster, Robert (I)/Ritter, Julius/Ewing, Joel/Stone, Daniel (II)/Morrissey, Roger W./Wow, Bow/Kimmel, Jimmy/McClelland, Charles (II)/Rashad, Ahmad/Mourning, Alonzo/Francis, Steve (III)/Finley, Michael/Cannon, Josef/Crawford, Laurent/Robinson, David (IV)/Theus, Reggie/Wallace, Basil/Nowitzki, Dirk/Foster, Dwayne/Kyle, Timon/Flowers III, Lethon/Plemons, Jesse/Iverson, Allen/Platt, James R./Glover, Crispin/Smallwood, Tucker/Marcus, Coltrane Isaac/Barber, Lance (I)/McGeoy, Udee/Croce, Pat/McCoy, Curtis/Flood, Staci B./Chambers, Faune A./Pettiford, Valarie/Williams, Vanessa (I)/Zelniker, Hayley/Meara, Anne/Brown, Julie (I)/Yungmee, Addie/Prosper, Sandra/McCoy, Sandra/Elmore, Karen/Bateman, Kimi/Evans, Freda Nelson/Miller, Amissa/Simpson, Nona D./Carreno, Diana/Peterson, Arielle/Smith, Sarah Christine/Collins, Keiann/Peterson, April/Whalen, Sarah/Theus, Roqui/Chuang, Susan/Mitges, Christine/Song, Brenda/Pierzina, Janelle/Azur, Sybil/Black, Courtney/Storm, Hannah/Harper, Stacey (I) +Lilja 4-ever (2002)/Kalmet, Madis/Bondesson, Gert/Merikan, Michael/Andersson, Otto/Gwiazada, Henryk/Neuman, Tomasz/Nettan, Rein/Acereda, Hermie/Dorosjkevitch, Aleksander/Bogucharsky, Artyom/Sina, Farhad/Rosén, Truls/Edlund, Johan/Sokolenko, Aleksandr/Mostrom, Lars-Gunnar/Erici, Sten/Annus, Virku/Kark, Tõnu (I)/Rogatchov, Oleg/Kutt, Nikolai/Okunev, Aleksander/Contreras, Herardo/Ryer, Jacob/Gurov, Yevgeni/Åkerblom, Johan/Yarnel, Jay B./Hjelte, Bo Christer/Ponomaryov, Pavel/Norman, Jeff (I)/Bentsler, Nikolai/Mattila, Rickard/Brinning, Anders/Olsson, Åsa/Jaanika/Benenson, Elina/Kostelina, Margo/Cvitanovic, Lidija/Lundberg, Kajsa/Akinshina, Oksana/Jakovlena, Jelena/Solodnikova, Tamara/Culev, Ljljana/Bedredinova, Anastasiya/Olga (V)/Karlsson, Maria (I)/Agapova, Lyubov/Shinkaryova, Liliya/Kovtun, Veronika +Lilo & Stitch (2002)/Harnell, Jess/Randolph, David/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Bergen, Bob/Pinney, Patrick/Stone, Doug (I)/DeMita, John/Bumpass, Rodger/Kurosawa, Todd/Finley, Greg/Sanders, Chris (III)/Alterman, Steve/Stiers, David Ogden/Asing, Bill/Angel, Jack (I)/Fischer, Jeff/Thomas, Drew Levi/Rhames, Ving/Blum, Steven Jay/Krall, Daamen J./Mook, Kunewa/McDonald, Kevin (I)/Hill, T. Aszur/Lee, Jason Scott/Mun, Courtney/Warren, Karle/Rogers, Debra/Flueger, Valerie/Pollack, Paige/Chase, Daveigh/Hill, Amy/Cavadini, Cathy/Anderson, Emily (I)/McGowan, Mickie/Zalduondo, Ruth/Darling, Jennifer/Hegarty, Susan/Deary, Alexandra/Carrere, Tia/Reardon, Noreen/Beck, Erica (II)/Soucie, Kath/Durand, Judi M./Looper, Chloe/Spore, Melanie/Harris, Barbara (II)/Phillips, Mary Linda/Silo, Susan/Walls, Miranda Paige/Caldwell, Zoe (I) +Limbo (1999)/Burmester, Leo/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Spear, Andy (I)/Biss, Tom/Clarke, Ron (II)/Laskin, Michael/Lang, Stephen J./Strathairn, David/Hunsaker, Dave/Rinner, Dan/Ramos, Hermínio/MacDonell, Jimmy/Estus, Joaqlin/Siemaszko, Casey/Martinez, Vanessa/Brandner, Monica/Mastrantonio, Mary Elizabeth/Taggart, Rita/Carlson-van Dort, Mérit/McInturff, Dawn/Carroll, Charlotte/Grody, Kathryn/Gladziszewski, Maria +Limelight (1952)/Taillon, Gus/Curtis, Billy (I)/Kenny, Colin/Kent, Stapleton/Mudie, Leonard/Mills, Frank (I)/Underwood, Loyal/Bruce, Nigel/Crocker, Harry/Delevanti, Cyril/Hall, Charlie (I)/Holmes, Stuart/Eglevsky, Andre/Chaplin, Charles/Bernard, Barry/Wilton, Eric/Kemp, Kenner G./Durant, Tim/Ludwig, Julian/Deery, Jack/Chaplin, Michael (I)/Chaplin, Sydney/Chaplin Jr., Charles/Wilson, Eric (II)/Pollard, 'Snub'/Dryden, Wheeler/Dean, Richard (II)/Hagney, Frank/Keaton, Buster/Ward, Trevor (I)/Miller, Harold (I)/Rogers, Charley/Harris, Sam (II)/Lloyd, Norman/Purviance, Edna/Root, Elizabeth/Glessing, Mollie/Bloom, Claire (I)/Moreland, Sherry/Hayden, Melissa (I)/Lloyd, Doris/Bennett, Marjorie/Patrick, Milicent/Chaplin, Geraldine/Chaplin, Josephine/Vernon, Valerie (I)/Ford, Dorothy (I)/Chaplin, Oona/Landon, Judy +Limey, The (1999)/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Perez, Jose (X)/Fonda, Peter (I)/Clooney, George/Borden, Rainbow/Perez, Alex (II)/McGee, Dwayne/Newman, Barry (I)/Olmedo, James Earl/Graf, Allan/Ciarfalio, Carl/Katt, Nicky/Jenkins, Jim/Duke, Bill (I)/Lucking, William/Gerschwin, Mark/Cothran Jr., John/Sanchez, Johnny/Kimbrough, Matthew/Elam, Ousaun/Pére, Wayne/Lowell, Randy/Ruge, George Marshall/Bennet, Brian/Blake, Clement/Robotham, John/Heinze, Steve/Ward, David (III)/Dallesandro, Joe/Keener, Brandon/Pardoe, Tom/Stamp, Terence/Simonds, Lincoln/Gallo, Michaela/Bridges, Brooke Marie/Rodriguez, Eva/Lenehan, Nancy/White, Carol (I)/Warren, Lesley Ann/Olmedo, Jamie Lin/Heinle, Amelia/George, Melissa +Lion in Winter, The (1968)/Dalton, Timothy/Whitehead, O.Z./Hopkins, Anthony/Castle, John (II)/Ives, Kenneth/Griffith, David (IV)/Stock, Nigel (I)/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Terry, Nigel/Griffith, Kenneth (I)/Woolf, Henry/More, Ella/Hagar, Karol/Stafford, Fran/Hepburn, Katharine/Merrow, Jane +Lion King, The (1994)/Randolph, David/Lane, Nathan/Atkinson, Rowan/Sabella, Ernie/Cummings, Jim (I)/McCharen, David/Proctor, Phil/Thomas, Jonathan Taylor/Jones, James Earl/Welker, Frank/Irons, Jeremy/Marin, Cheech/Krall, Daamen J./Broderick, Matthew (I)/Guillaume, Robert/Phillips, Mary Linda/Leader, Zoe/Durand, Judi M./Calame, Niketa/Sinclair, Madge/Cavadini, Cathy/Kelly, Moira (I)/Goldberg, Whoopi +Lionheart (1990)/Burr, Lonnie/Thompson, James Brewster/Yuen, Galen/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Langton, Jeff/Pike, Don (I)/Amos, William T./Krifa, Kamel/Prieto, Paco Christian/Bender, Lawrence/De Alessandro, Mark/Thompson, Brian (I)/Nixon, Christopher/Williams, Sifu/King, Freeman/Page, Harrison/Hopson, Lew/Thunderwolf/Spiegel, Scott/Rucker, Dennis/Speakman, Jeff/Foley, Michael M./Lamont, Maurice/von Franckenstein, Clement/Qissi, Abdel/Ricard, Eduardo/Holder, Carlton/Wilson, Stuart F./Karson, Eric/Goric, Voyo/La Page, Roger/Qissi, Michel/Purwin, Steven R./McDaniel, George/Du Val, Douglas/Thomas, Dean Milor/Muyich, A.D./Gaines, Lenny/Adams, Ash/Valentino, Tony (I)/Schwarz, Magic/Massa, Sebastian/Freeman, Loren/Etienne, Roger/Williams, Tony 'Satch'/Blanks, Billy/Brown, Christopher M./Filer, Bryant/Tucker, Marcellus/Williams, Marc D./Miltsakakis, Stefanos/Rennard, Deborah/Pelikan, Lisa/Lettich, Micheline/Carlos, Lindsey/Johnson, Ashley (I)/Bosley, Roz/Rudolph, Julie/Shakespeare, Tracy +Little Big Man (1970)/George, Chief Dan/Howard, Alan (II)/Cokes, Bud/Anderson, James (I)/Shemayne, Steve/Mayer, Ken (I)/Corey, Jeff/Bellini, Cal/Walsh, M. Emmet/Moreno, Ruben/Dimas, Ray/Hickey, William (I)/O'Brien, Rory (I)/Brodie, Don/Mullaney, Jack/Mulligan, Richard/Hoffman, Dustin/Vint, Jesse/Nelson, Herbert (I)/David, Thayer/Kimber, Les/Nathan, Norman/George, Len/Conway, Bert/Balsam, Martin/Randall, Douglas W./Kenneally, Philip/Rosell, Earl/Bannon, Jack (I)/Little Star, Robert/Miranda, Steve (I)/Oppenheimer, Alan/Cutell, Lou/Cho, Emily/Dyer, Linda/Coyote, Mae Old/O'Toole, Annette/Verbit, Helen/Eccles, Aimée/Kootenay, Cecelia/Androsky, Carole/Dunaway, Faye/Peters, Kelly Jean/Hotchner, Tracy/Dessie Bad Bear +Little Black Book (2004)/Antoon, Jason/Gill, Trent/Benson, Dan/Williams, Cress/Botuchis, Mathew/Annable, Dave/Livingston, Ron/Teamkin, Steve/Lam, Jeff/Baker, Greg (II)/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Harpster, Noah/Bonner, Brendan/Smith, Noah/Cole, Zac/Pacar, Johnny/Lynch, Gus (II)/Frauman, Matthew (I)/Alden, Kory/Simanton, Jon/Jacobson, Paul (I)/Rossdale, Gavin/Allman, Marshall/Cowles, Jason/Gilbreath, Jeremy/Gottstein, Ross/Lee, Cameron (I)/Pearson, Ron (I)/Wilson, Guy (I)/Capone, Joey/Cherry, Lee/Hoffman, Gary (II)/Ziff, Ben/Todd, Shawnacy Patrick/Vallelonga, Nick/Malicki-Sánchez, Keram/Sussman, Kevin/Caya, Benjamin/Dotson, Chris/Wlcek, James/Dubin, Gary/Holland, Chad/Bernstein, Louis (II)/Burns, Alex E./Norris, Rachel/Resnick, Norma Lee/Brown, Yvette Nicole/Aldrich, Sarah/Langhoff, Stephanie/Bates, Kathy (I)/Chase, Sara/Murphy, Katie (I)/McIntyre, Betsy/Sperl, Natalie Denise/Murphy, Brittany/Hunter, Holly/Simon, Carly/Lawrence, Sharon/Alexander, Alex (II)/Dali, Tracy/Flippin, Lucy Lee/Loomis, Marjorie/Pelloni, Mary/Hunter, Robin (IV)/Nicholson, Julianne/Jones, Rashida/Goodstein, Irene/Maran, Josie/Bang, Vivian/Firestone, Mary/Thaler, Emma/Mercado, Mercedes +Little Buddha (1993)/Rinpoche, Sogyal/Sahni, Bhisham/Lal, Raju/Mastaan, Rashid/Mathur, Madhu/Lingeshewer, Kumar/Rinpoche, Ven. Khyongla Rato/Mathur, Ruchi/Mountain Yogi/Rao, Kiran (I)/Lama, T.K./Kashyap, Vijay/Sikri, Surehka/Bangera, Santosh/Shyam, Nagabab/Shyam, Anupam/Lal, Mantu/Kunsang, Jigme/Pandey, S.S./Isaak, Chris/Wiesendanger, Alex/Gyelsen, Ven. Geshe Tsultim/Narmadapuree/Jampa, Thubtem/Sengupta, Rudraprasad/Amar, Mahana/Ying, Ruocheng/Reeves, Keanu/Dakpa, Rinzin/Nirmala (I)/Kalsang, Rhupten/Ramakrishnan, Tarana/Mandal, Chitra/Hahat, Kavita/Thakur, Antia/Tshomo, Doma/Champa, Jo/Pandey, Kanika/Berk, Ailsa/Chettri, Anu/Fonda, Bridget/Rinpoche, Kyongla Rato/Sachdev, Rajeshwari/Siddiqui, Saddiya/Singh, Greishma Makar/Pollock, Nancy L. +Little Giants (1994)/Sawa, Devon/Horrigan, Sam/Powledge, David/Steuer, Jon Paul/Whittington, Gene/Danch, Bill (II)/Fleer, Harry/Brown, Tim (V)/Holton, Mark (I)/Simmrin, Joey/Haley, Brian/Simmons, Troy/Parker, F. William/Collins, Rickey D'Shon/Shearer, Harry/Howard, Rance/Smith, Darryl (I)/Moranis, Rick/Fisher Jr., Frank Carl/Walberg, Christopher/McCurley, Matthew/Bosley, Todd/Robertson, Travis/Derham, Eddie/Monks, Michael (I)/Pritchett, Danny/Castro, Steve/Blackburn, Michael (I)/Emtman, Steve/Bays, Joe/Carpenter, Willie C./O'Neill, Ed (I)/Zwiener, Michael/Welker, Frank/Toji, Marcus/Byrne, Michael P./Greer, Dabbs/Healey, Myron/Smith, Emmitt/Guy, DeJuan/Ross, Justin Jon/Shaifer, Andrew/Butler, Richard E./Smith, Bruce (III)/Kottke, Austin/Madden, John (II)/Waldron, Shawna/Giancaterino, Kim/Smith, Elizabeth Anne (I)/Davis, Icilda/Crawford Brown, Pat/Michaels, Janna/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Vega, Alexa/Thompson, Susanna/Peldon, Courtney/Hellman, Bonnie +Little Man (2006 I)/Sheridan, Dave (I)/Thompson, Stephen (IV)/Palminteri, Chazz/Knight, Reece/Burns, Chris (VII)/Bardach, Michael/Coppa, Bret Irving/Grier, David Alan/Morgan, Tracy (II)/Ast, Mathew/Stoller, Fred/Laster, Josh/Scott, Malcolm (IV)/Munro, Lochlyn/Aitcheson, Fraser/Hanlon, Peter/Kramer, Ken (I)/Owen, Gary (III)/Pimentel, Gabriel/Harrison, Anthony (I)/Gauthier, Chris/Schneider, Rob/DeSantis, John/Wayans, Shawn/Porco, Linden/Witherspoon, John/Ennis, Glenn/Ballard, Jeffrey/Kennedy, Kai/Wayans, Marlon/Docherty, Mark/St. John, Anthony (II)/Wayans, Damien/Weaver, Taylor/Delain, Moneca/Borstein, Alex/Daniel, Brittany/Coffield, Kelly/Laster, Samantha/Moulton, Lindsay/Washington, Kerry/Raye, Zoë/Shannon, Molly/Jones, Erica/Bell, Nancy (II) +Little Man Tate (1991)/Shulman, Michael/Mostel, Josh/Hanson, Richard (I)/Ochlan, P.J./Hyde Pierce, David/Midkiff, Adam/Fredette, Richard/Ocampo, Chucky/Plimpton, George/Lee, Alex (I)/Hann-Byrd, Adam/Womelsdorf, Sam/Lienhart, Mark/Williams, Barry J./Kaufman, George (I)/Keavy, Michael/Balaban, Bob/Mantell, Michael/Bell, John (IV)/Greene, Gordon/Lee, Nathan (I)/Richards, Sheadrick/Connick Jr., Harry/Mazar, Debi/Weston, Celia/McElduff, Ellen/Foster, Jodie/Wiest, Dianne/Staton, Erica/Costa, Ishe/Auder, Alexandra/Frietsch, Elizabeth/Stacey, Lauren Ashley/Trier, Jennifer/Vance, Danitra/Lawrence, Carolyn/Zuke, Mar Ya +Little Mermaid, The (1989)/Auberjonois, Rene/Curry, Tim (I)/Gilbert, Ed/Tockar, Lee/Adler, Charles (I)/McKuen, Rod/Wright, Ben (I)/Marin, Jason/Camp, Hamilton/Weil, Robert (I)/Pearson, Malachi/Hackett, Buddy/Balaban, Matthew/Ryan, Will (I)/Daniels, J.D./Welker, Frank/Graham, Gerrit/Angel, Jack (I)/Mars, Kenneth/Barnes, Christopher Daniel/Hamill, Mark (I)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Wright, Samuel E./Lockhart, Anne (I)/Cartwright, Nancy (I)/Robertson, Kimmy/Farrell, Gail/McGowan, Mickie/Benson, Jodi/Edwards, Paddi/Vasicek, Caroline/Darling, Jennifer/Carroll, Pat (I)/McClurg, Edie +Little Miss Sunshine (2006)/Giles, Jerry/Meed, Geoff/Arkin, Alan/Carell, Steve/Tate, Matthew W./Parker, Steven Christopher/Cranston, Bryan/Walcutt, John/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Dano, Paul/Kinnear, Greg/Turtletaub, Marc/Langham, Wallace/David, Erik/Thomson, Gordon (I)/Winston, Matt (I)/Norris, Dean/Loring, Chuck/Shilton, Justin/O'Connor, Robert (IV)/Rodriguez, Mel (I)/Shiohama, Lauren/Canela, Brenda/Breslin, Abigail/Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Jordan, Lindsey/Talley, Jill/Hudson, Maliah/Grant, Beth/Scheckel, Joan/Sours, Ashley Lynn/Newsome, Paula/Jarova, Ksenia/Ashe, Cassandra/Anderegg, Alissa/Collette, Toni +Little Nicky (2000)/Winkler, Henry/Kirk, John (IV)/Dunbar, Lou (I)/Philbin, Regis/Bueno, Rico/Moir, Dana/Bugge, Gerard/Griffin, Isaiah/McKinnon, Jake/Covert, Allen/Imada, Jeff/Weathers, Carl/Witherspoon, John/Wallace, George (II)/Ganis, Sidney/Winkler, Tom/Roman, Michael Charles/Tanksley Jr., Paul/Osbourne, Ozzy/Johnson, Curley 'Boo'/Grady, Kevin/Bolden, Philip/Loughran, Jonathan/Young, Raymond (II)/Carvey, Dana/Brown, Troy (I)/Mensch, Andrew L./Sardi, David/Nealon, Kevin/Francis, Christopher (I)/Clark, Blake/Lovitz, Jon/Arquette, Lewis/Lang, Herbert/White, John (XXVII)/Bloodgood, Paul Michael/Goldfinger, Michael/Marino, Dan/Keitel, Harvey/Tarantino, Quentin/Sivero, Frank (I)/Giarraputo, Michael/Jackson, Matthew (III)/Linari, Peter/Castner, David Michael John/Stringfellow, William/Dante, Peter/Schneider, Rob/Muller, Erich 'Mancow'/Cavaliere, Salvatore/Young, Tim (I)/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Rudin, Stuart/Stubbs, J. Graysen/McKean, Michael (I)/McNulty, Tom (I)/Carroll, Christopher/Deak, Michael/Sandler, Adam (I)/Jackson, Mannie/Tambakis, Peter Anthony/Harnell, Jess/Rosenberg, Brandon/Holland, Todd (II)/Howard, Clint/Griffo, Joseph S./Smigel, Robert/Nhan, Ng Thanh/Dangerfield, Rodney/Walton, Bill (I)/Wolstan, Eli/Farley, John/Antigua, Orlando/Huang, Timothy/Wolf, Fred (II)/McFadden, Reggie/Castaldo, Craig/Ifans, Rhys/Alvardo, Agustín/Bartlett, Erinn/Wayne, Taylor/Lopez, Sylvia (II)/Cleghorne, Ellen/Diveny, Mary/Brill, Mary/Ostrand, Tracey/Adams, Lillian/Velez, Kimberly/Annesi, Ruth/Witherspoon, Reese/Sandler, Jana/Gunn, Vincenetta/Outman, Jodi/Lail, Leah/Frydman, Suzanne/Harring, Laura/Stewart-Conner, Kalie/Arquette, Patricia/Sandler, Jackie (I)/Wilson, Lynn (I)/Yeager, Gwen/Chao, Stephanie/Sorenson, Cindy +Little Princess, A (1995)/Malet, Arthur/Merrill, Norman/Sitahal, Errol/Cunningham, Liam/Azizi, Rahi/Palmer, Ken/Ellis, Chris (I)/Cohen, Robert P./Blomquist, Will/Cuarón, Jonás/Winters, Time/Walia, Sandeep/Study, Lomax/Fresco, David/Schiavelli, Vincent/Holland, Jack (II)/Blumenfeld, Lauren/Fry, Taylor/Moir, Alison/Matthews, Liesel/Belle, Camilla/Bradford, Darcie/Drake, Judith (I)/Bella, Rachael/Rawal, Pushpa/Bron, Eleanor/Greenberg, Helen/DeLoach, Heather/Rea-Baum, Alexandra/Schwimmer, Rusty/Cullum, Kaitlin/Miley, Peggy/Mulrooney, Kelsey/Chester, Vanessa Lee +Little Rascals, The (1994)/Mead, Courtland/USC Trojan Marching Band/Wesley, John (I)/Petey/Warkol, Jordan/Bagley, Ross (I)/Mabry, Zachary/Brooks, Mel (I)/Carton, Dan/Lewis, Kyle (I)/Trump, Donald/Wargo, Sean/Krause, Kris/Yee, Kenny/Matzdorff, Michael/Hernandez, Roberto (IV)/Marsico, Miles/Hall, Bug/Sanna-Pickett, Marcello/Reassynder, Andy/Saletta, Sam/Ashton, Joseph/Johnson, Gary (IV)/Edwards, Eric (I)/Elmer (IV)/Wendt, George (I)/Tedford, Travis/Woods, Kevin Jamal/Ewing, Blake McIver/Noland, Charles/Berry, Vincent/Ashker, John/Iden, David/Collins, Blake Jeremy/Olsen, Ashley/Raven (VII)/McEntire, Reba/Thompson, Lea (I)/Karasek, Heather/Hannah, Daryl/Oakes, Zoe/Olsen, Mary-Kate/Brewer, Juliette/King, Alexandra Monroe/Goldberg, Whoopi/Daily, Elizabeth/Ashton Holmes, Brittany/Volding, Katie +Little Shop of Horrors (1986)/Tilvern, Alan/Shannon, Michael (I)/Moranis, Rick/Reynolds, Paul (IV)/Martin, John Scott/Candy, John/John-Jules, Danny/Guest, Christopher (I)/Gardenia, Vincent/Belushi, James/Arden, Robert (I)/Dabner, Abbie/Hoye, Stephen/Swaby, Paul/Sherman, Bob (I)/Palmer, Gary (I)/Sessions, Bob/Cunningham, Danny/Murray, Bill (I)/Jones, Stan (II)/Wiley, Ed (I)/Wong, Vincent (I)/Wilson, Mak/Scott, Kevin (I)/Shale, Kerry/Whitman, Peter/Dux, Frank/Stubbs, Levi/Martin, Steve (I)/Shay, Mildred/Reading, Bertice/Wiltsie, Melissa/Ferris, Pam/Rosenblat, Barbara/Morse, Judith/Weeks, Michelle/Arnold, Tichina/Fogle, Adeen/Huntley, Kelly/Margolyes, Miriam/Henson, Heather/Campbell, Tisha/Greene, Ellen/Hermitage, Doreen +Little Shop of Horrors, The (1960)/Griffith, Jack (I)/Shaner, John Herman/Nicholson, Jack/Haze, Jonathan/Welles, Mel (I)/Miller, Dick (I)/Warford, Jack/Griffith, Charles B./Coogan, Robert/Campo, Wally/Vail, Myrtle/Welles, Meri/Joseph, Jackie/Drake, Dodie/Windsor, Tammy/Michaels, Toby/Wendorff, Leola/Storey, Lynn +Little Voice (1998)/Thomson, Peter/Rangely, Len/Prior, Michael/Turner, Graham (I)/McGregor, Ewan/Norton, Alex/Lawrence, Aiden/Caine, Michael (I)/Fogerty, Adam/Gaunt, Fred/Wright, Stan (II)/Marshall, Peter (IV)/Lynskey, Michael/Feast, Fred/Emmerson, Geoffrey/Kemp, David (II)/Grace, Howard (II)/Minns, Peter (I)/Swan, Paul (II)/Whittaker, Carl (I)/Hadland, Sean/Gomersalt, Barry/Jackson, Philip (II)/Welsh, James (II)/Oliver, George (I)/Broadbent, Jim/Clark, Jonathan (II)/Stewart, Doug (IV)/Van Winkle, Dick/Neville, Roger/Bradley, George (II)/Scott, Bob (VII)/Tracy, Virgil/Petrof, Alita/Harrison, Angela/Scales, Melodie/Hotton, Jean/Quick, Christine/Blethyn, Brenda/Badland, Annette/Simpson, Melanie/Gregory, Karen (II)/Horrocks, Jane/Roberts, Kitty +Little Women (1994)/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Finn, Sean (I)/Marriott, Mark/Walker, Matthew (I)/Robbins, Jerry (I)/Neville, John/Unger, A.J./Leard, James/Stoltz, Eric/Logue, Donal/Brazeau, Jay/Robertson, Alan (I)/Willington, Curt/Bellis, Scott/Bale, Christian/Finn, Bryan/Andersons, Mar/Shaw, John (I)/Byrne, Gabriel/Adams, David (VII)/Labine, Cameron/Goritsas, Demetri/Roy, Marco/Haworth, Peter/Collins, Robin/Craig, Janet/Goodger, Michele/Friisdahl, Natalie/Friisdahl, Kristy/Robbins, Kate (II)/Mortil, Janne/Ryder, Winona/Toolan, Rebecca/Elliott, Beverley/Miscisco, Irene/Lippa, Christine/Moss, Tegan/Pleffer, Billie/Alvarado, Trini/Pleffer, Louella/Dunst, Kirsten/Babuick, Nicole/Boyce, Ahnee/Patterson, Florence/Wickes, Mary/Leith, Patricia/Shirkoff, Bethoe/Libman, Andrea/Clark, Corrie/Sarandon, Susan/West, Kristina (I)/Mathis, Samantha/Percy, Jenna/Woods-Morris, Janie/Danes, Claire/Strange, Sarah/Norry, Marilyn +Live and Let Die (1973)/Brown, Earl Jolly/Vernon, Gabor/Dix, Robert/Satton, Lon/Lane, Tommy/Kotto, Yaphet/Edwards, Dennis (I)/Harris, Julius/Ebbin, Michael/Stewart, Roy (II)/James, Clifton/Gordon, Lance/Hendrickson, Stephen/Chitwood, Joie/Hedison, David/Lee, Bernard (I)/Topping, Don/Moore, Roger (I)/Williams, Arnold/Holder, Geoffrey/Arnau, Brenda/Seymour, Jane (I)/Kempf, Ruth/Williams, Sylvia Kuumba/McCrae, Della/Hendry, Gloria/Chaza, Kubi/Maxwell, Lois/Smith, Madeline (I) +Living Daylights, The (1987)/Keen, Geoffrey/Terry, John (I)/Crane, Simon (I)/Hoxby, Derek/Baker, Glyn/Percival, Michael (I)/Pöschl, Hanno/Barry, John (I)/Warder, Frederick/Carrick, Antony/Gruphoffer, Gregor/Webb, Chris (I)/Khan, Sumar/Sawalha, Nadim/Winter, Heinz/Weston, Paul (II)/Lyons, Derek/Talbot, Alan (I)/Bowe, John/Cyrus, Tony/Weston, Bill (I)/Sharrock, Ken/Tyler, Kell/Wisniewski, Andreas/Gotell, Walter/Wheatley, Thomas (I)/Brown, Robert (I)/Mohamed, Atik/Malik, Art/Baker, Joe Don/Wilkinson, Nick (I)/Miranda, Robert/Moor, Michael/Cubison, Richard/Julienne, Michel/Dalton, Timothy/Rigg, Carl/Llewelyn, Desmond/Wilson, Michael G./Krabbé, Jeroen/Rhys-Davies, John/French, Leslie/Porteous, Peter/Williams, Karen (VI)/Gardiner, Femi/Walsh, Waris/d'Abo, Maryam/Hey, Virginia/Seeberg, Karen/Herman, Suzy/Liecier, Dulice/Benatar, Odette/Savannah, Cela/Bliss, Caroline/Casale, Dianna/Devlin, Sharon/Wallace, Julie T./Rodríguez, Ruddy/Rabett, Catherine/Sanchez, Mayte/Keefer, Patricia +Living in Oblivion (1995)/Griffiths, Michael (II)/Dinklage, Peter/Amelia, Vincenzo/LeGros, James/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Wightman, Robert (I)/Bowker, Ryan/Fields, Norman/Jarmusch, Tom/Mulroney, Dermot/Buscemi, Steve/Grace, Matthew (I)/Chinn, Lori Tan/Martens, Rica/Keener, Catherine/Thornby, Laurel/DiMauro, Francesca/Gilford, Hilary/von Zerneck, Danielle +Living Out Loud (1998)/Woronicz, Henry/Trombetta Jr., Vincent/Schiff, Richard/Cibrian, Eddie/Moyer, Mike/Piccirillo, Mario/Greenberg, Mitch (II)/Richards, Lou (I)/Russell, Anthony (I)/Miller, Michael Clair/Kronenfeld, Ivan/Johnson, Plas/McKane, Matthew/Jenco, Sal/Fry, Ed/Donovan, Martin (II)/Albright, Gerald/DeVito, Danny/Dooley, Sean (I)/Warren, Mervyn/Hamilton, Reggie/Howard, Tom (II)/Escovedo, Peter Michael/Scialla, Fred/Koteas, Elias/Garson, Willie/Nehls, Roger/Sandow, Nick/Young, Adrian (I)/Montesinos, Gino/Schultz, Mark (II)/Almario, Justo/O'Donohue, John F./Sher, Sy (I)/James, Michael (II)/Formicola, Fil/Rhoads, Terry/Anderson, Clark (II)/Hill, Christian (II)/Tomita, Tamlyn/Dubone, Aisha/Latifah, Queen/Cook, Rachael Leigh/Schmidtberger, Mary/Artese, Donielle/Geffner, Deborah/Shear, Claudia/Azur, Sybil/Snowball, Yolanda/Ray, Tamika/Ruggier, Carole/Shepherd, Suzanne/Pino, Mariangela/McDonald, Robin (II)/Heard, Shawnette/Friedman, Esther/Chambers, Monique/McElduff, Ellen/Philips, Gina/Winston, Hattie/Shaye, Lin/Richey, Berta/Buckley, Ellen/Lee, Adrian (III)/Leigh, Taylor/Bachar, Carmit/Salvato, Laura Jane/Hunter, Holly/Reno, Susan (I)/Goldstein, Jenette/Regan, Judith/McGregor-Stewart, Kate/Sposit, Laurie +Lizzie McGuire Movie, The (2003)/Grasso, Peter/Chapman, Brent/Cavalieri, Alessandro/Thomas, Jake (I)/Sambucci, Pierluigi/Fall, Michael H./Racicot, Jody/Berruti, Giulio Maria/Cupo, Antonio/Perrazini, Matteo/Kelamis, Peter/Giulianetti, Stefano/Carrat, Michael/Rogow, Jackson/Snyder, Clayton/Carradine, Robert/Douglas, Aaron (I)/Kelly, Brendan (I)/Hondro, Marcus/Colacitti, Stefano/Marino, Riccardo/Gellman, Yani/Joffre, Dan/Knowlton, Claude/Beck, Jeremy (I)/Escobar, Daniel/Giovannucci, Paolo (I)/Ulmer, John (I)/Brown, Artine/Lamberg, Adam/Borstein, Alex/Lippa, Christine/Jotie, Lowela/Duff, Hilary/Schroeder, Carly/MacLeod, Terra C./Tommasino, Chiara/Todd, Hallie/Tommasino, Ilaria/Brillault, Ashlie/Hoover, Taylor/Caricato, Silvia/Stefanopoulos, Athena/Saunders, Katy Louise/Grauer, Ona +Loaded Weapon 1 (1993)/Hubbell, J.P./Wilcox, Larry (I)/Willis, Bruce/Cheyne, Hank/Ober, Ken/Castle, Danny/McRae, Frank/Estrada, Erik (I)/Curry, Tim (I)/Le, Tommy/Gleason, Paul (I)/Hartman, Phil (I)/Smith, Benjamin Kimball/Sheen, Charlie/Kinsey, Lance/Watson, Al (I)/Shatner, William/Walsh, J.T./Moll, Richard/Johnson, Andray/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Bruggeman, Tom/Castner, Michael/Napier, Charles/Nunn, Bill/Mahler, Bruce/Lasha, Marcus/Mullenax, Jody/Feldman, Corey/Shaye, Robert/Ducommun, Rick/Doohan, James/Shobe, Christopher/Gokul (I)/Willis, Robert (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Estevez, Emilio/Scotti, Vito/Lajeunesse, Mike L./Cyphers, Charles/Abraham, F. Murray/Leary, Denis/Lovitz, Jon/Johannsen, Jake/Shah, Dhiru/Cagnolatti, Damian/Richards, Denise/Goldberg, Whoopi/Hardy, Suzie/Abels, Lauren/Nicolet, Danielle/Kruschke, Karman/Naggie, Mary Lynn/Bilsing, Sherry (I)/Ireland, Kathy/Johnson, Beverly (III)/Brothers, Joyce/Hallstrom, Holly/Shaye, Lin/Beasley, Allyce +Local Hero (1983)/Capaldi, Peter/Fulton, Rikki/Murray, Roddy/Asante, Gyearbuor/Lawson, Denis/Watson, Jonathan (I)/Joss, Willie/Mackay, Fulton/Chancer, Norman/Clark, Alan (III)/Anderson, Dave (V)/Burn, Tam Dean/Yuill, Jimmy/Norton, Alex/Gordon Sinclair, John/Jackson, John M./Riegert, Peter/Stewart, Ian (I)/Mowat, David/Ireland, Kenny/Jordan, Harlan/Winchester, Mark/Coulter, Luke (I)/Winchester, Dale/Darby, Alan (I)/Quaid, Buddy (II)/Rozycki, Christopher/Kearney, Charles/Kennedy, James (II)/Rowan, Brian/Ammerman, Dan/Jeffries, Ray (I)/Lancaster, Burt/Poland, John/Seagrove, Jenny/Scott-Jones, Ann/McCarel, Michele/Macey, Betty/Voe, Sandra/Douglas, Karen/Black, Jennifer (I)/Guthrie, Caroline/Thompson, Anne (II)/Ruddick, Edith/Tkatin, Tanya +Locataire, Le (1976)/Viaur, François/Sarde, Alain/Dauphin, Claude/Donnadieu, Bernard-Pierre/Piéplu, Claude/Bouteille, Romain/Rufus (I)/Monod, Jacques/Jugnot, Gérard/Spira, Serge/Polanski, Roman/Penvern, André/Cohen, Jacky/Douglas, Melvyn/Bagot, Jean-Pierre/Chevalier, Jacques (I)/Gabison, David/Fresson, Bernard/Delpy, Albert/Alexsandre, Patrice/Pereira, Gérard/Guylad, Raoul/Rosny, Jacques/Blanc, Michel (I)/Frérot, Alain/Kedrova, Lila/Vaylord, Vanessa/Adjani, Isabelle/Ionesco, Eva/Poulange, Dominique/Manson, Héléna/Guertchikoff, Louba/Balasko, Josiane/Reinerg, Arlette/Winters, Shelley/Nahyr, Maïté/Blot, Florence/Van Fleet, Jo +Lock Up (1989)/Lip, Tony/Curvey Jr., Troy/Ashley, Kurek/D'Annibale, Frank/Gray, Anthony (I)/Sizemore, Tom/Romano, Larry/Marshall, David Anthony/Sandkuhl, Randy/Trejo, Danny/Landham, Sonny/Pesce, Frank/Duval, Dean/Vazquez, Robert (I)/Young, William Allen/McRae, Frank/Stallone, Sylvester/Pentangelo, Joe/Lund, Jordan/Lilla, John/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Rucker, Bo/Moore, Clarence/Petroni, Michael (I)/Munafo, Tony/Rich, Eli/Strivelli, Jerry/Amos, John (I)/Fluegel, Darlanne +Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)/Sting/Fox, Ronnie/Hall, Alex (I)/Stevens, Graham/John-Jules, Danny/McMahon, Tony/Fletcher, Dexter (I)/Vaughn, Matthew/Forbes, Charles (I)/Tiernan, Andrew/Jones, Vinnie/Flemyng, Jason/Callender-Ferrier, Stephen/Marcus, Stephen/Reid, David (V)/Flint, Jimmy/Harper, Frank (I)/Maurice-Jones, Tim/Sweeney, Steve (I)/Statham, Jason/Golder, Sid/Abraham, Jake (II)/David, Elwin 'Chopper'/Moran, Nick/Moriarty, P.H./Leaver, Huggy/Howard, Derek (II)/Mooney, Mark/Tarbuck, Jimmy/Houchin, John/Jusar, Bal/Mackintosh, Steven/Blackwood, Vas/Vanstone, Richard/Ford, Alan (I)/Collins, Steve (II)/McGuire, Victor/Rowe, Nicholas (I)/McLean, Lenny/Brydon, Rob/McNicholl, Peter/Marcq, Nick/Rouquette, Christine/Ratner, Suzy/Day, Vera +Logan's Run (1976)/Haymer, Johnny/Blevins, Joe L./Kirby, Jessie/DeCoit, Dick/York, Michael (I)/Lewis, Greg (I)/Westberg, David (I)/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Ustinov, Peter/Anderson Jr., Michael/Roberts, Randolph/Morgan, Gary (I)/Gaylord, Chuck/Jordan, Richard (I)/Arnold, Denny/Couch, Bill/Neill, Bob/Wilder, Glenn R./Michaels, Greg (I)/Borden, Roger/Timko, Johnny/Gaylord, Mitchell/Hippe, Laura/Agutter, Jenny/Cox, Ashley/Rialson, Candice/Fawcett, Farrah/Stacy, Michelle/Carr, Camilla/Lindsay, Lara +Lola rennt (1998)/Ferch, Heino/Rudolph, Lars/Pauli, Peter/Bischoff, Marc/Krause, Utz/Pistor, Ludger/Król, Joachim/Schipper, Sebastian/Rohde, Armin/Paetsch, Hans/Bleibtreu, Moritz (I)/Petri, Andreas/Johannsen, J.P./Knaup, Herbert/Buff, Volkhard/Müller, Klaus (I)/Raddy, Dora/Lubosch, Ute/Bleibtreu, Monica/Finckh, Beate/Lindig, Julia (I)/Potente, Franka/Petri, Nina/von Borsody, Suzanne +Lolita (1962)/Warren, C. Denier/Cockrell, Gary/Mason, James (I)/Overton, Robert C./Dyrenforth, James (I)/Stovin, Jerry/Brand, Roland/Lee, Christopher (I)/Cushing, Peter/Lane, Eric (I)/Maitland, Colin/Linder, Cec/Bishop, Ed (I)/Harrison, John (VII)/Sellers, Peter/Allen, Irvin/Greene, Bill (I)/Kilburn, Terry/Sams, Craig/Neale, Jeanette/Bradley, Angela/Carnt, Jean/Winters, Shelley/Collins, Jean/Bennett, Beverly/Shore, Roberta/Flack, Anne/Lawrence, Linda (I)/Petrie, Sonya/Lyon, Sue/Johnson, Gloria/Stone, Marianne/Douglas, Shirley/Webb, Marti/Gibbs, Susanne/Morphew, Coral/Nicholas, Maria (I)/Harris, Jacqueline (I)/Maxwell, Lois/Mathie, Marion/Decker, Diana/Keeton, Lilian/Hart, Loraine/Holden, Maxine/Jones, Jenny (II)/Dodd, Jennifer/Poole, Jacqueline/Lucas, Isabelle +Lolita (1997)/Gallin, Tim/Watson, Muse/Dolan, Michael (I)/Pickup, Ronald/Franklyn-Robbins, John/Reddin, Keith/Gagnon, Kirk/Hatfield, Mert/Brady, Don/Jarman, Chris (I)/Kinard, Brett/Perkins, Pat Pierre/Silverstone, Ben/Irons, Jeremy/Culkin, Michael/Grimshaw, Jim/Long, Hudson Lee/Boswell Sr., Donnie/Smith, Brent Wade/Hamilton, Trip/Langella, Frank/Goodwin, Michael (I)/Grady, Ed (I)/Higgs, Scott Brian/Shepherd, Suzanne/Glover, Joan (I)/Griffiths Malin, Emma/Paton, Angela/Duggan, Judy/Griffith, Melanie/Davis, Paula (I)/Deavers, Dorothy/Hammonds, Margaret/Apsion, Annabelle/Swain, Dominique/Banks, Lenore/Dean, Erin J./Peterson, Kathryn (I)/Hirsh, Hallee +Lone Star (1996)/Jones, Richard (IV)/Canada, Ron/Borrego, James (I)/Morton, Joe/Borrego, Jesse/Robinson, Eddie (I)/Frank, Tony/Tootoosis, Gordon/James, Clifton/Stripling, Randy/Coca, Richard/Vega III, Juan/Reyes, Richard (I)/Ramirez, Jesus (I)/Martínez, Eduardo (II)/Strathairn, Tay/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Casseus, Gabriel/Plana, Tony/Lang, Stephen J./Cooper, Chris (I)/Burmester, Leo/Cuellar Jr., Gilbert R./Vlahos, Sam/Stevens, Joe (I)/Mendillo, Stephen/Castillo, Gonzalo (I)/Guy, Damon/Amendola, Tony (I)/Monahan, Jeff/Perella, Marco/Cobo, Luis/Griesemer, John (I)/Phillips Jr., Don/McConaughey, Matthew/Lampley, Oni Faida/Martinez, Vanessa/De Lavallade, Carmen/Luna, Olga/Macaluso, Dee/Gonzalez, Maricela/Martinez, Carina/Colon, Miriam/Martinez, Lizzie Curry/Peña, Elizabeth/Mendez, Azalea/Lester, Eleese/Hernandez, Mary Jane R./Winde, Beatrice/Wilson, Chandra/Suarez, Lisa/McDormand, Frances/Richardson, LaTanya +Long Good Friday, The (1980)/Fletcher, Dexter (I)/Barber, Paul (I)/Phillips, Georgie/Ould, Dave/Hayes, Brian (II)/Ford, Alan (I)/Davies, Stephen (I)/Laird, Trevor/Talbot, Alan (I)/Hall, Brian (I)/Pierre, Olivier (I)/Cork, Charles/Moody, Bill (I)/Hamilton, Robert (I)/Alon, Roy/Moriarty, P.H./Hoskins, Bob/Humphreys, Nigel (I)/King, Dave (I)/Stringer, Nick (I)/Alexander, Bruce (I)/O'Malley, Daragh/Marshall, Bryan (I)/Michael, Ryan/Devlin, Alan/Brosnan, Pierce/Walker, Robert (VIII)/Dolan, Leo/Thompson, Derek (I)/Kember, Paul/McNally, Kevin (I)/Freeman, Paul (I)/Howman, Karl/Cornelius, Billy/Ottaway, James/Constantine, Eddie/Rohr, Tony/Mirren, Helen/Melville, Pauline/Head, Ruby/Sheen, Mary (I)/Taylforth, Gillian/Love, Patti +Long Goodbye, The (1973)/Palmieri, Vincent/Jones, Jerry (I)/Davis, Johnnie/Gottlieb, Carl (I)/Hayden, Sterling/Callahan, Pepe/Coit, Stephen/Riley, Jack (II)/Arkin, David/Kerns, Herb/Rydell, Mark/Davies, John S./Gould, Elliott/Goldman, Danny (I)/Lucero, Enrique/Moss, Rodney/Bouton, Jim/Sansom, Ken/Berlinger, Warren/Carradine, David/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Humphreys, Ned/Córdova, Pancho/Knight, Jack (II)/Gibson, Henry (I)/Wyner, George/Van Pallandt, Nina/Shaw, Tammy/Alda, Rutanya/McRae, Leslie/Harris, Tracy (I)/Scotford, Sybil/Simms, Leslie/Brody, Jo Ann +Long Kiss Goodnight, The (1996)/Ryan, Ken (I)/Spradlin, G.D./Cox, Brian (I)/Jones, Michael K. (I)/Bamman, Gerry/Eldridge, Craig/King, Larry (I)/Doresa, Reginald/Bierko, Craig/Morse, David (I)/MacDonald, Bill (I)/Warry-Smith, Dan/Katz, Judah/McPherson, Graham (I)/Thomas, Robert (V)/McKenna, Joseph (I)/North, Alan/Cohen, Marc (II)/Amandes, Tom/Hodge, Edwin/Doyle, Shawn (I)/Malahide, Patrick/Jackson, Samuel L./Linn, Rex/Tamburro, Charles A./Donella, Chad/Moore, Frank (I)/Stead, John/Gooderham, Erin/Kirshenbaum, Deborah/Washington, Sharon/Zima, Yvonne/O'Connor, Gladys/Bone, Kristen/Henley, Susan/Kanakaredes, Melina/Pisana, Jennifer/Davis, Geena/Wegner, Lisa +Longest Day, The (1962)/Lukschy, Wolfgang/Harari, Clément/Mounier, Louis/Barrault, Jean-Louis/Poli, Maurice/Medwin, Michael/Knox, Mickey/Büttner, Wolfgang/Crawford, John (I)/Hunter, Jeffrey (I)/Münch, Richard/Brook, Lyndon/O'Brien, Edmond/Damon, Mark/Rouzé, Marcel/Segal, George (I)/Wilson, Georges/Nagy, Bill (I)/Beymer, Richard/Albert, Eddie/McCallum, Neil (I)/Vitrant, Lionel/Helm, Peter (I)/Buttons, Red/Dur, Fred/Barr, Patrick/Spitzner, Heinz/Burton, Richard (I)/von Bülow, Vicco/Ferrer, Mel (I)/Söhnker, Hans/Todd, Richard (I)/Martin, Dewey/Zardi, Dominique/Hartmann, Paul/Phillips, Leslie/Knox, Alexander/Reid, Trevor (I)/Sands, Tommy/Fabian (I)/Lenoir, Rudy/Houston, Donald (I)/McDowall, Roddy/Preiss, Wolfgang (I)/Marquand, Christian/Hinz, Werner/Meillon, John/Schönherr, Dietmar/Whitman, Stuart/Deckers, Eugene/Finlay, Frank (I)/Steiger, Rod/More, Kenneth/Blech, Hans Christian/Genn, Leo/Roth, Paul Edwin/Connery, Sean/Jürgens, Curd/Rossington, Norman/Anka, Paul/Goodwin, Harold (II)/Fröbe, Gert/Lowe, Joseph/Grace, Henry/Beint, Michael/Randell, Ron/Fox, Bernard (I)/Champion, Jean/Forrest, Steve/John, Karl/Hedley, Jack/Marion-Crawford, Howard/Freitag, Robert/Gabor, Lutz/Fonda, Henry/Mitchum, Robert/Servais, Jean/Tryon, Tom/Ryan, Robert (I)/van Eyck, Peter/Wagner, Robert (I)/Kiwe, Til/Hinz, Michael/Strasberg, Lee/Tolstoy, Serge/Lawford, Peter/Rivière, Georges/Mineo, Sal/Lack, Simon/Mordente, Tony/Danton, Ray/Ledoux, Fernand/Fowler, Harry/Camiret, Lucien/Duchaussoy, Michel/Schröder, Ernst/Steele, Bob (I)/Gregson, John (I)/Robinson, John (I)/Wayne, John (I)/Meisel, Kurt/Meeks, Edward/Fresson, Bernard/Penkert, Rainer/Wattis, Richard/Drake, Colin (I)/Gélin, Daniel/Millin, Bill/Pecher, Kurt/Stuart, Nicholas/Reincke, Heinz/Dawson, Richard (I)/Coleman, Bryan (I)/Bourvil/Reck, Hartmut/Demick, Irina/Renaud, Madeleine/Hausmeister, Ruth/Rosay, Françoise/Arletty/Tissot, Alice/Phillips, Siân/D'Avra, Jo/Carton, Pauline +Longest Yard, The (1974)/Ogden, Ray/Kiel, Richard/Lauter, Ed/Silverstein, Howard/Washington, Dino/Kapp, Joe/Nitschke, Ray/Wilder, Steve (II)/Wheelwright, Ernie/Jones, George (I)/Ferguson, Don (I)/Wise, Alfie/Jackson, Joe (I)/Albert, Eddie/Gillian, Wilbur/Fuller, Lance/Atkins, Pervis/Ferguson, J. Don/Marshall, Mort/Hampton, James (I)/Sixkiller, Sonny/Dorsey, Joe/Martin, Pepper/Shroyer, Sonny/Reese, Tony/Tessier, Robert/Caesar, Harry/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Carlucci, Gus/Fox, Michael (I)/Cacciotti, Tony/Tyner, Charles/Steadman, John (I)/Hixon, Donald/Rockwell, Jack (II)/Conrad, Michael (I)/Nicholson, Jim (III)/Warren, Wilson/Henry, Mike (I)/Hayward, Chuck (I)/Ford, Anitra/Peters, Bernadette +Longest Yard, The (2005)/Molale, Brandon/Rock, Chris (I)/Schey, Joe/Godsey, Gary/Turturro, Nicholas/McDowell, Carl/Termath, Steve J./Grady, Kevin/Benaroya, David/Saxa, David/Fugate, Wayne Charles/Weyant, Carlucci (I)/Fisher, Stink/Millard, Jody/Barela, Richard/Sandler, Adam (I)/Alford, Steven/Rodriguez, Tommy/Barberino, P.J./Weisman, Larry/Neiman, Christopher/Proof/Baker, Dalton/King, Ricardo J./Bosworth, Brian (I)/Henderson, Lonnie (II)/Moore, Rob (V)/Crowley, Tim (I)/Goldberg, Bill (I)/Carrington, Rodney/Kim, Colin/Fuentes, Andre/Sountsov, Aleksandr/Yeager, David (I)/Batten, Joey/Boy, Big (IV)/Silas, Michael/King, Peter (VIII)/Spector, Sam/Hayner, Christopher E./Burwell, Bryan/Hendershot, Casey/Chmielecki, Eric/Goodwyn, Michael H./Schneider, Rob/Artis, Kon/McNamara, Sean (I)/Hunter, T.S./Patrick, Dan (I)/Williamson, Walter/Glazer, Jay/Swift/Cromwell, James (I)/Bizarre/Schefter, Adam/McCombs, Red/O'Connor, Robert (IV)/Fichtner, William/Ellis, Mark Robert/Lauter, Ed/Bech, Brett/Farmer, Sam/Pendergrass, Jasper/Alan, Terry/Morgan, Tracy (II)/Koperski, Mike/Kelly, David Patrick/Roe, Bobby/Rome, Jim/Perry, Bob (III)/Diaz, Joey/Papajohn, Michael/Nelly (III)/Owens, Rich/Holland, Todd (II)/Lazansky, Matthew/Marquez, Jose J. (I)/Presley, A.J./Dog, Clyde the/Sebastian, Lobo/Singh, Dalip/Govea, Ric/Mixon, Kelron/Kuniva/James, Ryan (IV)/Hardison, Asiel/Harvey, Robert (I)/Bunker, Edward/Stoney, Ray/Rose, Rudi/Goode, Conrad/David, Brian/Barclift, Nicolas/Davis, Joe (I)/Covert, Allen/Hockridge, John/Johnston, Sean (I)/Sapp, Bob/Austin, Steve (IV)/Ralston, Shane/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Berman, Chris/Romanowski, Bill/Fox, Steve (V)/Ganis, Marc S./Ross, Bryan/Reevis, Steve/Byrd, Terrell/Salisbury, Sean/Yerrick, Ryan/Irvin, Michael (II)/Bristow, Patrick/Nash, Kevin (I)/McClain, John (III)/Nic, Scottie/Crews, Terry (I)/DeStefanis, Christian/Virtue, Tarita/Cox, Courteney/Saydak, Rachel/Sanchez, Lauren/Altschwager, Jenae/Wilson, Tara (II)/Leachman, Cloris/Schines, Scarlett/Juleff, Candace/Castro, Mary/McClanahan, Jaayda/Hassan, Nora/Jerome, Denise Marie/Knodel, Cara-Lee +Look Who's Talking (1989)/Grant, Casey (I)/Rice, Nicholas/Vigoda, Abe/Materi, Michael Joseph/Israel, Neal/Bean, Gerry/Wasserman, Jerry/Berner, David/Mankuma, Blu/McIntosh, Ryan/Irvine, Jeff (I)/Bruhanski, Alex/Hayes, Deryl/Dinunzio, Aurelio/Jackson, Dee Jay/Ramos, Oscar B./Haines, Jacob/Britos, William/Waterhouse, Jaryd/Davis, William B./Segal, George (I)/Travolta, John/Heckerling, Louis/Schaller, Jason/Davis, Don S. (I)/Aydon, Christopher/Crowe, Nigel John/Tuck, Douglas/Willis, Bruce/Haines, Eleanor/Saunders, Enid/Smith, Christy (I)/Dukakis, Olympia/Mann, Andrea/Novak, Daliah/Bailey, Sabrina/Crichlow, Brenda/Darawalla, Zena/Alley, Kirstie/Perryman, Ariel/Israel, Mollie/Brownmiller, Amber/Caplan, Twink/Abassi, Farah/Burner, Isa/Boushel, Joy/Barclay, Shirley/Rivers, Joan/Stevens, Nicole (I)/Cartwell, Bea +Look Who's Talking Now (1993)/Puttonen, Michael/Iacangelo, Peter/Rousseau, Gerry/Segal, George (I)/Sheppard, Brent/Turner, Frank C. (I)/DeVito, Danny/Jameson, Nick/Michael, Ryan/Bivens, J.B./Houde, Serge (I)/Hayes, Phil (I)/Lane, Campbell/Gabriel, Ron (I)/Saulsberry, Rodney/Wisden, Robert/Fairlie, Kyle/Airlie, Andrew/Barkley, Charles/Travolta, John/Stocker, John/Gallagher, David (I)/Pinney, Patrick/Hertzman, Amos/Bergen, Bob/Cross, Roger R./Acheson, Mark/Winkless, Jeff/Leslie, Elizabeth (I)/Crawford, Ghislaine/Morley, Vanessa/Crane, Chilton/Anthony, Lysette/Crawford, Justine/Brooks, Victoria/Dukakis, Olympia/Lupien, Tabitha/Nemeth, Andrea/Parris, Patricia/Keaton, Diane/Grant, Sandra P./Alley, Kirstie/Chiarelli, Gina/Paterson, Sheila/Smith, Miriam/Elliott, Caroline/Bradsen, Alicia/Moss, Tegan +Look Who's Talking Too (1990)/Wayans, Damon/Dimopoulos, Stephen/Lumley, Coleman/Pringle, Danny/Shaffer, Paul/Travolta, John/Davis, Don S. (I)/Sussman, Lorne/Mulligan, Terry David/Corbett, Denis/Avery, Rick/Totino, Frank/Galeota, Jimmy/Warhit, Douglas/Koteas, Elias/Willis, Bruce/Gottfried, Gilbert/Israel, Neal/Brooks, Mel (I)/Heckerling, Louis/Bruhanski, Alex/Panych, Morris/Angeli, Jennifer-Juniper/Alley, Kirstie/McCansh, Constance Barnes/Gerdes, Heather Lea/Corbett, Yolanda/Trapp, Robin/Graham, Nikki/Fehr, Dorothy/Ewen, Lesley/Roseanne/Parker, Noelle/Caplan, Twink/Israel, Mollie/Milner, Megan/Dukakis, Olympia/Keithley, Georgia/Mizel, Alicia +Looking for Richard (1996)/Maloney, Michael (I)/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Berry, Robin (I)/Branagh, Kenneth/Leake, Damien/Jones, James Earl/Jacobi, Derek/Hadge, Michael/Toma, Luke/Gleason, Paul (I)/Jones, Emrys/Angell, Vincent/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Kimball, Frederic/Gielgud, John/Arnold, Madison/Saltzman, David (II)/Berry, Nicholas (I)/Colby, James/Setrakian, Ed/Baldwin, Alec/Cox, Richard (I)/Conway, Kevin (I)/Kline, Kevin (I)/Parolisi, Phil/Bellows, Gil/Lewis, Ira/Pacino, Al/Sánchez, Jaime (I)/Berry, Son/Paralyze, Phil/Yulin, Harris/Sogliuzzo, André/Bulleit, James/Bryggman, Larry/MacDonald, Gordon (I)/Williams, Heathcote/Abraham, F. Murray/Prairie, Timmy/Pollick, Marlon/Prairie, Landon/Berry, Don/von Bargen, Daniel/Jones, Neal/Spacey, Kevin (I)/MacVittie, Bruce/Smyth, Kyle/Chianese, Dominic/Brook, Peter (I)/Lindfors, Viveca/Carlo, Johann/Barr, Hayley/Ryder, Winona/Scott, Linda Iannella/Kory, Elaine/Burton, Kate (I)/Allen, Penelope/Parsons, Estelle/Gregory, Esther/Selman, Linda/Everett, Barbara/Malina, Judith/Holman, Clare/Ebert, Joyce/Harris, Rosemary (I)/Redgrave, Vanessa/Moret, Julie +Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003)/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Ricca, Dean/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Lanoil, Bruce/Hambly, Glen/Henschel, Brandon/McKinney, Bill/Kasem, Casey/Parigi, Robert/Pimentel, Gabriel/Corman, Roger/Martin, Steve (I)/Jordan, Michael (I)/Goldberg, Bill (I)/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Kiss, Louis/Tavares, Mark/Goldberg, Eric (I)/Bergen, Bob/Stanton, Dan/Thompson, Kevin (II)/Chambers, Danny/Blanc, Mel/Mann, Danny (I)/Gordon, Jeff (I)/Azria, Michael/Dalton, Timothy/Graves, Peter (I)/Alaskey, Joe/Stanton, Don/Perlman, Ron/Lillard, Matthew/Robot, Robby the/Klebba, Martin/Woodruff Jr., Tom/Miller, Dick (I)/West, Billy (II)/O'Dell, Ryan/Rossi, Leo (II)/Graf, Allan/Gil, Arturo/Hahn, Archie/Fraser, Brendan/Picardo, Robert/Freberg, Stan/Cameron, John Murnro/Babiar, Steve/Wells, Vernon (I)/Ryan, Will (I)/Romanelli, Dan/Welker, Frank/Murdock, George (I)/Viniello, Mark/Duran, Micki/Locklear, Heather/Wilson, Tara (II)/Woronov, Mary/Tyndall, Keaton/Weiss, Gelsey/Martin, Nikki (I)/Jacques, Marie-Claude/Spencer, Shealan/Lowry, Shanti/Cuccia, Austyn/Gudis, Erica/Garraway, Janina/Elfman, Jenna/Tyndall, Kylie/McCall, Tanee/Ramos, Liz (II)/Cusack, Joan/Johnson, Chi/Orrico, Laura/Foray, June/Zachary, Emily Rose/Sweitzer, Becca/Mitchel, Mary/Wheeler, Alysha/Hamilton, Brenda Mae +Lord of Illusions (1995)/Swetow, Joel/Tommassini, Luca/Grace, Wayne/Shea, Christian Leopold/Clark, Sean (VI)/Schiavelli, Vincent/Woodburn, Danny/Venocur, Johnny/Bakula, Scott/Howison, Del/McFarland, Alan/Stuno, Michael Angelo/Stewart, Lorin/Henley, Barry Shabaka/Marder, Jordan/Edmond, J. Trevor/Del Sherman, Barry/Mitchell, Blaine/McComb, Billy/Latimore, Joseph/Hunter, T.S./O'Connor, Kevin J./LeBeau, Mikey/von Bargen, Daniel/Inaba, Carrie Ann/Cafagna-Tesoro, Ashley/Williams, Bergen/Tousey, Sheila/Patrick, Barbara/Janssen, Famke/Traylor, Susan +Lord of the Flies (1963)/Walsh, David (III)/Horne, Richard (II)/Hammond, Nicholas (I)/Stableford, John/Valkenburg, Patrick/Harris, Christopher (I)/Horne, Timothy/Rodker, Malcolm/Hollyman, Burnes/Edwards, Hugh (I)/St. Clair, David (I)/Horne, Andrew (I)/Allan, Roger/Chapin, Tom (II)/Brunjes, David/Ksiezopolski, Peter/Davy, Peter (I)/Surtees, Simon/Aubrey, James/Valencia, Edward/Gaman, Tom/Willis, Jeremy (II)/McCall-Judson, Anthony/Surtees, David/Walsh, John (VI)/Heaps, Jonathan/Valkenburg, Nicholas/Heaps, Alan/Sanfiorenzo Jr., Rene/Scuse, Jeremy/Fletcher, Kent/Elwin, Roger +Lord of the Flies (1990)/Getty, Balthazar/Taft, Edward/McCune, Judson/Bell, Chuck/Skie, Shawn/Peck, Bob (I)/Newmark, Charlie/Dale, James Badge/Jacobs, Brian (III)/Burgin, Angus/Elizondo, Everado/Downer, Edward/Shea, Robert (I)/Greene, Michael (I)/Matthews, Brian (III)/Weinstein, David (III)/Pipoly, Danuel/Zentz, Martin/Rule, Gary/MacDonald, Braden/Rockenbaugh, Zane/Amabile, Vincent/Hamm, James/Elder, Gordon/Schoppert, Bill/Taft, Andrew (II)/Wells, Terry (II)/Furrh, Chris +Lord of the Rings, The (1978)/Leonard, Terry (I)/Daniels, Anthony/Cox, Michael Graham/Caccia, Michel/Walker, Greg (I)/Poujouly, Georges/Smith, Mel/Guard, Christopher/Jensen, Gary (I)/Buck, David/Stone, Philip (I)/Madalone, Dennis/Topart, Jean/Robles, Walter (II)/Savignat, Denis/Davy, Jean/Arbessier, Louis/Guard, Dominic/Chambois, Jean-Henri/Elias, Louie/Geer, Leonard P./Guillot, Gilles/Kerr, Fraser/Scholes, Michael/Poirier, Henri/Lhorca, Serge/Rodgers, Mic/Dhéran, Bernard/Chandler, Simon/Tilvern, Alan/Deacon, Michael/Sabatier, William/Arrieu, René/Woodthorpe, Peter/Silla, Felix/Westbrook, John (I)/Balutin, Jacques/Arditi, Pierre/Hayward, Chuck (I)/Hice, Eddie/Squire, William/Calia, Hank/Morell, André/Janes, Loren/Verbois, Jack/Hurt, John/Barrett, Stan/Bird, Norman/Crosbie, Annette/Torrens, Tania +Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The (2001)/Johnson, Bill (II)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Bloom, Orlando/Rhodes, Cameron/McKenzie, Peter/Mortensen, Viggo/Jackson, Billy (III)/La Hood, Sam/Kemp, Lance Fabian/Ferguson, Mark (I)/McIntyre, Brent/Parker, Craig (I)/Mune, Ian/Grieve, Philip/Bean, Sean/Sinclair, Harry (II)/Bryson, Paul (I)/Serkis, Andy/McGinty, Thomas/Lee, Alan (II)/Price, Ben (II)/Hartley, Lee/Rhys-Davies, John/Rangi, Shane/Weatherley, David/Ulyatt, Clinton/Streeter, Chris/Sergent, Brian/Monaghan, Dominic/Astin, Sean/Makoare, Lawrence/McKellen, Ian/Boyd, Billy (I)/Csokas, Marton/Appleby, Noel/Manks, Jono/Sanderson, Martyn/Jordan, Jonathan (I)/Howard, Alan (I)/Forsey, Norman/Corrigan, Peter (II)/Weaving, Hugo/Jackson, Peter (I)/Elsworth, Michael/Baker, Sala/Holm, Ian/Wood, Elijah/Benzon, Jørn/Bartlett, Timothy (I)/Kuresa, Semi/Moody, Elizabeth/Hartwell, Taea/Dungey, Lori/Edwards, Megan (III)/Jackson, Katie (I)/Tyler, Liv/O'Rourke, Kate/Crossen, Sabine/Blanchett, Cate/McLeod, Sarah (II)/Beynon-Cole, Victoria +Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, The (2003)/Baker, Sala/Holm, Ian/Hartley, Lee/Csokas, Marton/Duncan, Ross (IV)/McKellen, Ian/Brophy, Sadwyn/Wenham, David/Ure, Stephen/Lee, Christopher (I)/Tait, Peter/Urban, Karl/Noble, John (I)/Brophy, Jed/Astin, Sean/Aston, David (I)/Spence, Bruce/McKenzie, Bret/Boyd, Billy (I)/Tobeck, Joel/Hopkins, Bruce/Sinclair, Harry (II)/Bean, Sean/Serkis, Andy/Bloom, Orlando/Rangi, Shane/Phillips, Bruce (I)/Hughes, Ian (I)/Edge, Richard/Monaghan, Dominic/Dourif, Brad/Makoare, Lawrence/Pollock, Robert (I)/Rippon, Todd/Robins, Thomas (I)/Bach, John (I)/Jackson, Billy (III)/Howard, Alan (I)/Jackson, Peter (I)/Fitch, Jason (I)/Wood, Elijah/Appleby, Noel/Norell, Paul/Browning, Alistair/Hill, Bernard/Rhys-Davies, John/Smith, Pete (III)/Weaving, Hugo/Mortensen, Viggo/Jackson, Katie (I)/Otto, Miranda/Astin, Alexandra/McLeod, Sarah (II)/Blanchett, Cate/McLeod-Riera, Maisie/Tyler, Liv +Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The (2002)/Astin, Sean/Allpress, Bruce/Serkis, Andy/Lee, Alan (II)/Wood, Elijah/Urban, Karl/Jackson, Peter (I)/Dourif, Brad/Grieve, Philip/Monaghan, Dominic/Gittins, Calum/Hartley, Lee/Baker, Sala/Bloom, Orlando/Jackson, Billy (III)/Strewe, Paris Howe/Pollock, Robert (I)/Phillips, Bruce (I)/Ure, Stephen/Waretini, Piripi/Parker, Craig (I)/Lees, Nathaniel/Lee, Timothy (I)/Leigh, John/Lee, Christopher (I)/Trickett, Ray/Hill, Bernard/Rhys-Davies, John/Bach, John (I)/Magasiva, Robbie/Mortensen, Henry/Weaving, Hugo/Holmes, Paul (II)/Benzon, Jørn/Wenham, David/Harris, Phillip Spencer/McKellen, Ian/Brophy, Jed/Boyd, Billy (I)/Hopkins, Bruce/Hennah, Dan/Comery, Sam/Noble, John (I)/Mortensen, Viggo/Bean, Sean/Wood, Hannah (I)/Malcolm, Robyn/Jackson, Katie (I)/Tyler, Liv/Otto, Miranda/Tennet, Olivia/Blanchett, Cate/Beynon-Cole, Victoria +Lord of War (2005)/Tweddle, Neil/Marx, Kobus/Masiteng, Yule/Mofokeng, Jerry/Gorbachev, Mikhail/Egorov, Konstantin/Mk, Ali/Kutcha/Niccol, Jack/Shumbris, David/Nwanya, Dexter/Morgan, Stewart/Ndlumbini, Masisi/Walton Jr., Patrick/Dandala, Hlomla/Cage, Nicolas/Hawke, Ethan/Ndlangalavu, Siyamthanda/Khan, Sajad/Tripician, Nalu/Chidiebere, Sonni/Ruge, Steve/Lazarev, Yevgeni/Jafta, Mzwanele/Sferopoulos, John/Richaud, Jean-Michel/Crutchley, Jeremy/Kgoroge, Tony/Leto, Jared/Peterson, Gamiet/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Bakubas, Young/Termath, Steve J./De Abreu, Stephan/Cage, Weston/Harman, David (II)/Majer, Stanislav/Caprari, Tony/Ave, Jonathan/Oyekoya, Tayo/Chanda, Bupe/Dobrin, Vadim (I)/Pechácek, Zdenek/Nshanian, Jean-Pierre/Rotibi, Sammi/Uys, Eric/Hakiziman, Prosper/Walker, Eamonn/Burke, Jared/Lenz, Jasper/Omotoso, Akin/Yi, Chi Zhang/Omar, Mohamed/Zulu, Gugulethu 'Gugu'/Struwig, Danie/Hall, Sydney/Holm, Ian/Jooste, Lize/Moynahan, Bridget/April, Carlin/Phoenix, Tanit/Bond, Larissa/Tukhmanyan, Shake/Ngomani, Mirriam/Burgess, Jasmine/Finch, Tanya/Abdullah, Yaseen/Jones, Debbie (IV)/Terblanche, Annelene/Swann, Inna/Kebede, Liya +Lords of Dogtown (2005)/Estes, Christopher/Ward, Kirk/Tsacrios, Frank J. (I)/Fernandez, Chad/Hawk, Tony/Verela, Raphael/Peralta, Stacy/Angarano, Michael/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Napier, Charles/Hosack, Chuck 'Chaz'/Alva, William/Badillo, Steve (II)/Peha, Tom/Flores, Ray/Mapother, William/Anderson, Benjamin (II)/Petersen, Christian (I)/Abrams, Noah/Zarate, Brian/Robinson, John (IX)/Peterson, Travis/Gasperik, Lucas/Knoxville, Johnny/Adams, Jay (V)/Magnusson, Cheyne/McKeever, Dax/Rasuk, Victor/Britton, Eric 'Tuma'/Van Gorder, Stone/Biniak, Bob/Alva, Tony/Hedberg, Mitch/Bitsui, Jeremiah/McHale, Joel/Rivera, Rene/Kubr, Mark/Barnett, Jeffrey G./Venegas, Daniel/Oyvetsky, Marat/Howard, Noël John/Schreiber, Pablo/Strocher, Stan/Mix, DeWalt/Ledger, Heath/Harper, Reid/Muir, Jim (II)/Cusack, Bill/Nguyen, Don/West, Eric (II)/Koons, Joe/Engblom, Skip/Bellamy, Ned/Cahill, Eddie/Laresca, Vincent/Renner, Jeremy/Jantti, Tuukka/Henson, Elden/Malloy, Matt (I)/Burden, David/Gerleman, Eric/Ogas, Mike/Arquette, Alexis/Smith, Jack (XV)/Hirsch, Emile/Chaput, Chris/Virzi, Joe/Chun, Arnold/Whigham, Shea/Karim, Reef/Nurick, Benjamin/McCulloch, Allie/Diaz, Melonie/Reed, Nikki/Ramsey, Laura/Venditti, Gina/Rantsen, Camilla/Whicker, Katie/Ivory, Paulette/Limb, Stephanie/Grace, Mary (II)/Spark, Victoria/De Mornay, Rebecca/Schmidt, Jane/Silva, Rebeca/Burkard, Shelley/Berger, Leslie/Virtue, Tarita/Cartwright, Sarah (I)/Vergara, Sofía/Bai, Ling/Berry, Melanie/Orphanos, Megan/Zigman, Cori/Hobbs, Chelsea/Ferrera, America/Lockwood, Samantha/Tomarchio, Bridgetta +Lorenzo's Oil (1992)/Haider, Michael/Ruiz, Luis (I)/O'Neill, Michael (I)/Rebhorn, James/McFadden, David (I)/Thunhurst Jr., William/Dileo Jr., Anthony/Shiner, David/Thomas, Ryan (I)/Sisto, Rocco/Lazar, Paul/Ommaya, Ayub/Cameron, William (I)/Ustinov, Peter/Wiese, Nicholas/Beyer, Jeremy/Brinton, Eliot/Altman, Charles R./Bamman, Gerry/Doepken, David/Merrill, James/Arnold, Lamont/Greenburg, Zack O'Malley/Einhorn, Brad/Nolte, Nick/Amman, Billy/Rao, Kiran (I)/Reddin, Keith/Mackenzie, Peter/Hegyes, Mack/Banks, Noah/Padunov, Vladimir/Mowod, John/D'Arcy, Daniel W./Roberts, C. Alex/Bella, Todd/Barnett, Angus/Suddaby, Don/Isfeld, Justin/Petrov, Nicolas/Pyeritz, Matthew/Olivis, Lamar/Kunkle, Eric/Jackson, Aaron (I)/Cordery, Richard/Steady, Maduka/Ward, Colin (II)/Reehling, Joyce/Shiono, Ryonosuke/McDonald, Keiko/Wakio, Mary/Poitier, Barbara/Piccini, Carmen/Clifford, Raina/Ruoti, Helena/Nugent-Head, Marie/Chapek, Susan/Aronson, Kathryn/Van Zuiden, Berta/Remele, Julie Marie/Richardson, LaTanya/Loeffler, Annie/Schmidt Campbell, Mary/Hearn, Ann/McDonough, Ann (I)/Jones, Rachel (II)/Campbell, Amelia/Ilkanipour, Zahra/Wilhoite, Kathleen/Dowd, Ann/Cranden, Connie/Delaney, Tia/Montgomery, Lisa/Dundas, Jennifer/Merriman, Christine/Woodworth, Cristin/Daily, Elizabeth/Tannenbaum, Shirley/Gore, Sandy/Dunfee, Nora/Sarandon, Susan/Tannenbaum, Neri Kyle/Baker, Becky Ann/Gerard, Nora/Merscher, April/Linney, Laura/Martindale, Margo/Kressin, Lianne/Gleason, Mary Pat/Chesney, Nancy +Loser (2000)/Alexakis, Art/Biggs, Jason/Loprinzi, David/Eklund, Greg/Miano, Robert/Otis, Billy/Barret, James/Cornfeld, Stuart/Negron, Taylor/Roach, Martin (I)/Aykroyd, Dan/Spade, David/McMulkin, Marc/Simpson, Jimmi/Sadoski, Thomas/Backer, Brian/Slayton, Bobby/Kinnear, Greg/Antoine, Geoffrey/Storms, Andrew/Truelove, Danny/Montoya, Craig/Beaver, Mike (I)/Orth, Zak/Mark, Patrick/Demas, Rick/Beaton, James (I)/Wright, Steven (I)/Blackburn, Richard (I)/Tinkler, Robert/Talwar, Sanjay/Cumming, Alan/Hall, Corwin (I)/Dick, Andy (I)/Fernandes, Jonathon/Thomson, Scott (I)/Brown, Kedar/Puzzella, Paul/Bacon, Nicholas/Jessop, Jack/Brown, Darrin/Bloodgood, Paul Michael/Sealy-Smith, Alison/Goff, Carolyn/Lee, Serena (I)/Jacobs, Tanja/Boyle, Valerie/Preuss, Clare/Cousineau, Chantal/Olivieri, Daniela/Black, Catherine/Leonardo, Tiffany/Kim, Jenny/LeBlanc, Sadie/Gallagher, Rachael/Reynolds, Colleen/Woods, Haley/Martin, Andrea (I)/Kane, Silvana/Shekter, Katherine/Michalica, Kerri/Lynn, Meredith Scott/Persaud, Kavita/Fanfair, Robinne/Suvari, Mena/Israel, Mollie/Patrick, Christy/Caplan, Twink/Dawson, Tracy/Margel, Mallory/Camp, Colleen/Weeks, Heidi +Lost & Found (1999 I)/Lynn, Marc (I)/Clements, B.J./Svensson, Stefan/Greenbury, Nicholas/Stuart, Jason/Pace, Frankie/Lindner, Carl Michael/Clemenson, Christian/Spade, David/Muniz, Frankie/Cory (VI)/Haley, Jeff (I)/Bullock, JM J./Raben, Larry/Turtle (I)/Grant, Ali (I)/Ovis/Shea, John (I)/Sparks, Hal/Garry, David (I)/Muser, Wolf/Ruiz, Tony (I)/Whitfield, Mitchell/Cook, J.B./Meskimen, Jim/Garroway, Lloyd/Sheen, Martin/Greenbury, Andrew/Goly, Fred/Mesghenna, Ermias/Lange, Artie/Woodburn, Danny/Griffin, Steve (I)/Leeds, Phil/Roisman, Harper/Banducci, Brett/Bruel, Patrick/Seewack, David/Schroer, Robert (II)/MacMillan, Neal/Campbell, Garland/Mercuri, Frank/Hartman, David (IV)/Perry, Don (I)/Como, Frank/Lovitz, Jon/Del, Robert/Gibbs, Marla/Rich, Candy/Cheatham, Maree/Garcia, Nicole (I)/Nann, Erika/Barish, Natalie/Marie, Rose (I)/Carradine, Ever/Basinet, Cynthia/Ingersal, Mary/Zambo, Nikie/Marceau, Sophie/Dang, Shannon/Farrell, Jennifer (I)/Toreson, Alessandra/Cook, Carole/Miles, Della/De Rosa, Pina/Pollack, Lael/Harrington, Brittney/Willis, Alicia Leigh/Gotova, Agata/Harris, Estelle/Viera, Abidah/Chang, Stephanie/Wasilewski, Audrey/DeWitt, Fay/Rosin, Karen/Duplaix, Daphne/Shear, Pearl/Bass, Cynthia/Rescher, Dee Dee/Clunie, Michelle/Fukushima, Mary +Lost Boys, The (1987)/Corbitt, Chance Michael/Myrtetus, J. Dinan/Morgan, Nori/Guindon, Ian/Feder, Todd/Younggren, Gerald/Patric, Jason/Folsom/Sutherland, Kiefer/Newlander, Jamison/Peters, Christopher (I)/Cody (I)/McCarter, Brooke (I)/Graves, Eric (I)/Lowenberg, B./Haim, Corey/Butterfield, Keith/Turner, Jim (I)/Colourz, Captain/Chapman, Alexander Bacon/Hughes, Barnard/Herrmann, Edward/Winter, Alex (I)/Cappello, Timmy/Wirth, Billy/Cain, Tony/Mellor, Douglas/Feldman, Corey/Moseley, Mercedes/Pandalfi, Inez/Garcia, Sandra E./Bishop, Melanie (I)/Bare, Jane/Wiest, Dianne/Malone, Peggy/Gertz, Jami/Minter, Kelly Jo +Lost Highway (1997)/Loggia, Robert/Nance, Jack/Folk, Alexander/Sigloch, Matt/Kehler, Jack/Ocean, Ivory/Slaughter, Lou/White, Jeordie/Massee, Michael/Busey, Gary/Getty, Balthazar/Byrd, David (II)/Kermarec, Roland/Eppolito, Louis/Garrett, Al/Pryor, Richard/Coffey, Scott (I)/Manson, Marilyn/Blake, Robert (I)/Solari, John/Ross, Gene (I)/Travis, Greg (I)/Ribisi, Giovanni/Sundstrom, Carl/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Termo, Leonard/Rollins, Henry/Siner, Guy/Roselius, John/McAdams Jr., Bill/Combs, Gilbert B./Pullman, Bill/Lynch, David (I)/Parker, F. William/Arquette, Patricia/Stephens, Heather (I)/Butler, Lucy/Berrymore, Dru/Gregson Wagner, Natasha/Anka, Amanda/Stole, Mink/Maetlind, Jenna/Bega, Leslie/Boyle, Lisa/Syme, Jennifer +Lost Horizon (1937)/Mitchell, Thomas (I)/Colman, Ronald/Ainsley, Norman/Rabinowitz, Max (I)/Johnson, Noble (I)/Fung, Willie/Fitzgerald, Neil/Horton, Edward Everett/Winton, Barry/Cavendish, David (I)/Murray, John T./Nowell, Wedgwood/Rankin, Arthur/Warner, H.B./Torrence, David/Grant, Lawrence/Irwin, Boyd/Wong, Victor (I)/Big Tree, Chief John/Loo, Richard/Burton, John (I)/Mitchell, Ray (I)/Clark, Darby/Birch, Wyrley/Robles, Richard (I)/Kalili, Manual/Master, Richard/Chan, George (I)/Shoulder, Alex/Zambrano, Ernesto/Wilton, Eric/Buckler, Hugh/Howard, John (I)/Bupp, Sonny/Clyde, David/Jaffe, Sam (I)/Mowbray, Henry/Cory, Robert/Casey, Eli/Owen, Milton/Mudie, Leonard/Smith, James (II)/Durand, Val/Tettener, John/Herrera, Joe (I)/Stockdale, Carl/Choir, Hall Johnson/Miltern, John/Jewell, Isabel/Curtis, Patricia/Wyatt, Jane/Blinn, Beatrice/Dix, Mary Lou/McWade, Margaret/Robinson, Ruth (I)/Margo (I) +Lost in La Mancha (2002)/Gamet, Pierre/Fernández, Benjamín/Grisoni, Tony (I)/Bouix, Bernard/Poggioli, Carlo/Patterson, Philip A./Depp, Johnny/Welles, Orson/Rochefort, Jean/Cooper, Ray (II)/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Gilliam, Terry/Cleitman, René/Pecorini, Nicola/Chaumeil, Bernard/Font, Joan/Paterson, Bill (I)/Eccleston, Christopher/Escolar, José Luis/Millstein, Fred/Calderwood, Andrea/Pescucci, Gabriella/Paradis, Vanessa/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Perez-Solero, Barbara +Lost in Space (1998)/James, Lennie/Harris, Jared/Fox, Edward (I)/Sharian, John/Jones, William Todd/LeBlanc, Matt/Sims, Adam/Hurt, William (I)/Johnson, Jack (II)/Tufeld, Dick/Goddard, Mark (I)/Hecker, Gary A./Saperstein, Richard (I)/Oldman, Gary/Canton, Abigail/Lau, Kamay/Lockhart, June/Rogers, Mimi/Chabert, Lacey/Kristen, Marta/Cartwright, Angela/Graham, Heather (I) +Lost Souls (2000)/Prosky, John/Castle, Robert W./Slezak, Victor/Hall, Philip Baker/Ralys, Victor/Clendenin, Bob/Greenquist, Brad/Clark, Oliver (I)/Ryder, Uri/Hines, Terence Bernie/Ephron, Kai/Ming, Lo/Beasley, John (I)/Van Zandt, Terry/Finnerty, Dan (II)/Hurt, John/Jones, Daniel (III)/Quaid, Buddy (I)/Brown, W. Earl/Stahl, Jon (I)/Moore, Rob (I)/Ornitz, Kim H./Mantell, Michael/Lancaster, James/Reddy, Brian/Lamprey, Zane/Chaplin, Ben/McCleister, Tom/Taylor, Joseph Lyle/Koteas, Elias/Kleiman, Paul/Smith, Norman (IV)/Snyder, Drew/Triska, Jan/Diehl, John/Clark, Joe (III)/Wagner, David Raymond/Berger, Anna (I)/Dodds, K.K./Wynter, Sarah (I)/Beahan, Kate/Grady, Maureen/Betancourt, Anne/Mosher, Susan/Ryder, Winona/Decaux, Xanthia/Hobbs, Rebecca/Ray, Connie/Byrd, Eden/Darlow, Cynthia/Fleming, Charlotte L./Gunn, Anna (I)/Judd, Rainer/Strittmatter, Cyd/Denbo, Jamie/Tong, Kaity/Ariola, Julie/Brooks, Ursula/Braun, Cindi/Haynes, Ayo/Daley, Jodi/Woodard, Alfre/Edner, Ashley/Henderson, Lil +Lost Weekend, The (1945)/Faylen, Frank/Begg, Ian/Power, Mark (II)/Toones, Fred 'Snowflake'/Meader, William/Kosiczky, Karl 'Karchy'/Spencer, Douglas/O'Leary, William (III)/Wallace, Milton/Ashley, Gene/Wilson, Harry (I)/Russell, Lewis L./Terry, Phillip/Brooks, Jess Lee/Shumway, Lee/Laughton, Eddie/Baldwin, Walter (I)/Whitley, Crane/Hyman, Earle/Warburgh, Bertram/James, Jerry/Clyde, David/Newell, William (I)/Garris, John/Hilliard, Ernest/Milland, Ray/Hecht, Ted/Reynolds, Craig (I)/Whitman, Ernest/Sharpe, Lester/Mills, Frank (I)/Conaty, James (I)/Barris, Harry/Potter, Peter (I)/Moriarity, Pat/Orth, Frank/Price, Stanley (I)/Vogan, Emmett/Farnum, Franklyn/Foulger, Byron/Wagner, Max (I)/Stewart, Al (I)/Launders, Perc/Millican, James (I)/Tenbrook, Harry/Da Silva, Howard/Dickson, Helen (I)/Sharp-Bolster, Anita/Hazard, Jayne/Lynch, Theodora/Long, Audrey/Young, Mary (I)/Withers, Isabel/Fontaine, Lillian/Werbisek, Gisela/Wyman, Jane/Sophie (XXI)/Dowling, Doris/Curtis, Willa Pearl/Sunshine, Bunny +Lost World: Jurassic Park, The (1997)/Turk, Brian/Fujimoto, Paul/Fujimoto, Michael N./Sachs, Robin/Gibbs, David Gene/Milhoan, Michael/Lally, Brian (I)/Spielberg, Steven (I)/Silva, Geno/Bass Jr., Eugene/Miles, Vincent Dee/Brown, Bill (IV)/Harly, Jim/Brady, Mark (IV)/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Howard, Arliss/Chinyamurindi, Michael/Oumi, Darryl/Jensen, Bradley/Koepp, David/Sawyer, David (I)/Hutchinson, Harry (I)/Schiff, Richard/Postlethwaite, Pete/Harman, Brett (I)/Shonka, J. Scott/Stuart, Thomas/Nething, David/Miranda, Alex/Pellegrino, Mark/Rosales Jr., Thomas/McCormack, J. Patrick/Guardino, Larry/Jason, Harvey/Purwin, Alan D./Skorstad, Ben/Eidel, Carey/James, Colton/Wheeler, Rick (I)/Boehm, Bob/Imai, Darryl A./St. James, David/Shaw, Bernard/Abercrombie, Ian/Mazzello, Joseph/Allen, Sean Michael/Walrod, C. Ransom/Duffy, Thomas F./Caso, Christopher/Moskow, Kenneth/Stormare, Peter/Vaughn, Vince/Goldblum, Jeff/Partridge, Ross/Williams, Kenyon/Goldwag, Elliot/Attenborough, Richard/Michaels, Gordon/Holden, Marjean/Lewally, Sali/Moore, Julianne (I)/Strittmatter, Cyd/Bethune, Patricia/Nething, Pamela/Buckner, Bari/Belle, Camilla/Schultz, Jacqueline/Chester, Vanessa Lee/Hofmann, Domini/Richards, Ariana/Boyer, Katy +Lot Like Love, A (2005)/Peters, Robert (I)/Mann, Gabriel (I)/Smith, Sean (II)/Osborne, Holmes/Pancake, Sam/Makely, Kevin/Bluth, Conrad/Bleefeld, Herschel/Imas, Fabrizio/Filice, Steve/Lam, Jeff/Davis, William Stanford/Bottitta, Ron/Hopper, T.R./Read, James (II)/Sisto, Jeremy/Penn, Kal/Giordano, Tyrone/Guy, Steven/Connor, Brendan Patrick/Orion, Neal/Stamberg, Josh/Lynch, Colin Patrick/Koons, Joe/Kutcher, Ashton/Kelly, Kevin R./Overton, Rick/Holz-Lusita, Christine/Gordon, Nealla/Shahi, Sarah/Burns, Nora (I)/Hale, Birdie M./Morris, Sarah Ann/Spiegel, Anastacia/Moore, Gina (I)/Bouquet, Addison/Hunt, Linda/Manning, Taryn/Spruill, Theresa/Seagrave, Jocelyn/van der Schyff, Melissa/Hsu, Constance/Bloodgood, Moon/Aquino, Amy/Markle, Meghan/Garcia, Aimee/Herzer, Katherine/Spark, Victoria/Louwagie, Misty/MacFarland, Lindsay/Hahn, Kathryn/Wittner, Julie/O'Loughlin, Daniele/Sayler, Joeanna/Garlington, Lee/Peet, Amanda (I)/Rose, Nectar/Cheek, Molly/Larter, Ali +Love & Basketball (2000)/Coopwood, Jeff/Foster, Al/Porter, Django C./Wenger, Yussi/Lennon Jr., Jimmy/Vitale, Dick/Wilson, Trevor (III)/Lantz, Stu/Hearn, Chick/Chatman, Glenndon/Cummings, Terry (II)/de Almar, Alberto/O'Bannon, Charles (I)/Basco, Dion/Corti, Jesse/Dennis, Major/Spencer, Steve (V)/Lennix, Harry J./Bellinger, Andre/Ledezma, Julio/DuMont, James/Clemente, Jordi/Willard, Jess (II)/Cruz, Gary/Haysbert, Dennis/Bellamy Jr., Nathaniel/Kodjoe, Boris/Warren Jr., Chris/Epps, Omar/Rooks, Paris H./Hurtado, Raquel/Morera, Marta Bou/Roberts, Robin (II)/Willingham, Lakesha/Watson, Shawnte/Roberson, Sabrina/Saunder, Carenda/Jackson, Shar/Jackson, Erica (II)/Braden, Krystal/Johnson, Jenece/Higgins, Yolanda/Hall, Regina (I)/Clemmons, Lorna Monique/Gomez, Audrey/Patterson, Rebecca/Pérez, Sandra/Matsuhara, Colleen/Crespo, Marta/Dunford, Christine/Houser, Carla/Ali, Aichi/Oxley, Lisa Barkin/Prince-Bythewood, Gina/Levy, Wendy (II)/Banks, Tyra (I)/Duvernay, Madison/Alexander, Marte/Ringor, Erika/Wilson, Erika/Woodard, Alfre/Cole, Chandra/Brock, Kara/Agee, Valerie/Thompson, Afton/Player, Chevana/Pratt, Kyla (II)/Dickens, Nairobi/Union, Gabrielle/Vigne, Sharon/Lathan, Sanaa/Morgan, Debbi/Von Embrigs, Sandra/Clark, Marigold/Griffin, April/Oseguera, Leticia/Castro, Mar/Calhoun, Monica/Harris, Naykia +Love Actually (2003)/Whittington, Jont/Howson, Stewart/Fredenburgh, Dan/Harvey, Matt (I)/Udom, Nat/Fisher, Dave (V)/Wills-Cotton, Richard/Atalaia, Raul/Hall, Lynden David/Godley, Adam/Coull, Colin/Heasman, Paul/McPartlin, Ant/Costa, Helder/MacGregor, Rory/Urdenko, Igor/Moorey, Frank/Neeson, Liam/Firth, Colin/Delaney, Patrick (I)/Hardwicke, Edward/Rickman, Alan/Sharian, John/Hatwell, Tim/O'Driscoll, Ciaran/Santoro, Rodrigo/Longmore, Wyllie/Barnes, Alan (I)/Grant, Hugh (I)/Wadham, William/Brigstocke, Marcus/Seymour, Shaughan/Edgell, Jamie/Sangster, Thomas/Slack, Paul/Simpson, Junior/Conroy, Glenn/Nighy, Bill/Bovell, Brian/Fitzgerald, Michael (I)/Campbell, Billy (II)/Reece, Terry/Yau, Yuk Sim/Big Blue, The/Thornton, Billy Bob/Donnelly, Declan/Parkinson, Michael (II)/Atkinson, Rowan/Moody, Bill (I)/Salis, Abdul/Marinker, Peter/Ejiofor, Chiwetel/Lincoln, Andrew (I)/Fisher, Gregor/Charles, Keir/Lucken, Tony/Marshall, Kris/Hawley, Richard (I)/Preater, Adrian/Butters, Wes/Curtis, Richard (I)/Freeman, Martin (II)/Venegas, Arturo/Tuuli (I)/Sorrell, Nancy/Garwood, Amanda/Freud, Jill/McCutcheon, Martine/John, Caroline/Ostrom, Meredith/Boysell, Tiffany/Rees, Laura/Flint, Georgia/Bennett, Clare (II)/Frayn, Rebecca/Popplewell, Lulu/Milicevic, Ivana/Boughanmi, Ines/Holland, Sarah/Owen, Meg Wynn/Bailey, Katharine/Rosen, Doraly/Poulton, Katherine/Cuthbert, Elisha/Turner, Ruby/Murdoch, Vicki/Olson, Olivia/Richards, Denise/Schiffer, Claudia/Linney, Laura/Buckley, Emma (I)/Page, Joanna/Murton, Helen/Thaw, Joanna/Vasconcelos, Carla/Mason, Margery/McDougall, Sarah/Moniz, Lúcia/Davis, Julia (I)/Bacon, Joanna/Aston, Gemma/Glover, Kate (I)/Duarte, Catia/Atkinson, Sarah (V)/Jones, January (I)/McRoy, Nicola/Thompson, Emma (I)/Whiley, Jo/Knightley, Keira/Margoni, Elisabeth/Guillory, Sienna/Elizabeth, Shannon/Makatsch, Heike/Barge, Gillian/Allen, Sheila (III)/Bowes Renna, Kate/Sosanya, Nina/Carey, Carol +Love and Death (1975)/Lensky, Leib/Berard, Jack/Jay, Tony/Florian (I)/Gould, Harold (I)/Ardisson, Edmond/Taylor, Bernard (I)/Atkine, Féodor/Rossett, Alan/Tolkan, James/Maury, Jacques (I)/Lutter III, Alfred/Coutet, Henri/Russel, Percival/Hankin, Harry/Barsacq, Yves/Buhr, Gérard/Sanders, Chris (I)/Lenoir, Jack/Tilvern, Alan/Smith, Fred (I)/Adet, Georges/Scooler, Zvee/Rose, Norman (I)/Williams, Glenn (I)/Ruskin, Shimen/Marcus, Ed/Elès, Sandor/Morris, Aubrey/Czarniak, Henry/Coburn, Brian (I)/Smith, C.A.R./Thierry, Clément/Witkin, Jacob/Brainville, Yves/Allen, Woody/Birt, George/Augier, Albert/Frieder, Sol/Lumont, Roger/Battista, Lloyd/Adu, Frank/Lemkow, Tutte/Vernon, Howard (I)/Georges-Picot, Olga/Harper, Jessica (I)/Diamantidou, Despo/Crown, Patricia (I)/McKinley, Narcissa/Keaton, Diane/Porter, Beth (I)/Fogt, Jacqueline/Fabiole, Luce/Potok, Rebecca/Péron, Denise/Lonnberg, Anne/Vallier, Hélène/Betrand, Eva/Tainsy, Andrée +Love Bug, The (1968)/Timanus, John/Warlock, Dick/Granatelli, Andy/Krone, Fred/Wilder, Glenn R./Mahoney, Jock/Drake, Bob (I)/Herbie The Love Bug/Blake, Larry J./Parton, Regis/Flynn, Joe (I)/Hackett, Buddy/Fong, Benson/Glass, Ned/James, Robert (I)/Roscoe, Gene/Wayne, Jesse (I)/Fong, Brian (I)/Van Sickel, Dale/Ross, Joe E./Duncan, Ted (II)/Butterfield, Roy/Jung, Allen/Owens, Gary (I)/Gonzalez Gonzalez, Pedro/Hoy, Robert F./Curtis, Gene/Geary, Dick/Fordney, Alan/Renaday, Peter/Caldwell, Russ (I)/Foulk, Robert/Ramsey, Rex/Willis, Charles (I)/Ekins, Bud/Rondell Jr., Ronnie/Hearn, Chick/Stromsoe, Fred/Jones, Dean (I)/Jann, Gerald/Grist, Hal/Kelley, Barry (I)/Brock, Hall/Doucette, Rudy/Balchowsky, Max/Hickman, Bill/Schmitz, Larry/Perkins, Jack (I)/Brill, Richard/Derfus, Dana/Frommer, Ben/Creach, Everett/Fong, Harold/McCullough Sr., Jim/Bamford, Tom/Vigran, Herb/Harris, Bob (I)/Cliff, John/Tomlinson, David (I)/Russell, Bing/Boag, Wally/Duke, Stan/Lamb, Gil/Couch, Bill/Wilson, J.J. (II)/Jaffe, Nicole/Playan, Marion J./Adrian, Iris/Brewer, Kim/Parton, Regina/Lee, Michele (I)/Grate, Lynn/Minner, Kathryn +Love Liza (2002)/Klass, Dan/Ellis, Chris (I)/Raskin, Jimmy (I)/Loughlin, Terry/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Farber, Daniel/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Perry Jr., Ernest/Vitolo, F.X./Duvall, Wayne/Lenthall, David/Kehler, Jack/Hood, Don/Breznahan, Kevin/Hannibal, Mark (I)/Walsh, J.D./Mills, George (VIII)/McConnell, John (I)/Wise, Jim (I)/Douglas, Cullen/Bates, Kathy (I)/Jarrett, Morgan Grace/Eley, Teegan/Bransford, Jennifer/Alexander, Erika/Holt, Shannon/Pankow, Joanne/Koskoff, Sarah/Turville, Trace/Boyd, Pauline/LaShae, Julia/Garner, Kelli/Morgan, Annie/Valentine, Maggie/O'Dean, Terry/Keddy, Jennifer +Love Potion No. 9 (1992)/Watkins, Gary/McCarty, Bruce/Midkiff, Dale/Baer, David (I)/Beckham, Virgil/Martin, Timothy (I)/Burnett, Steven/Lacey, Lavon/Clark, Blake/Strong, Ken/Cleveland, Rob/Higgs, Scott/Dwyer, David (I)/Jenkins, Chris (VIII)/Sbardellati, James/Paul, Adrian (I)/Reitz, Ric/Gowan, Marc/Donovan, Tate/Byrd, Donald Andrew/Baker, Dylan (I)/Boutwell, Ann Taylor/Bullock, Sandra/Verkaik, Petra/Millian, Andra/Ivey, Edith/Staab, Rebecca/Hale, Jennifer (I)/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Firago, Kathryn/Baker, Jordan (I)/Huston, Esther/Whittemore, Libby/Smith, Hillary Bailey/Guerrero, Lisa/Fassig, Susan/Mara, Mary/Tabaka, Victoria/Loeb, D. Taylor +Love Song for Bobby Long, A (2004)/Loren, Nick/Johnson, Bernard (II)/Breaux, Walter/Shroyer, Sonny/Barnett, Will/Maye, Steve/Rhodes, Dane/Brady, Don/Travolta, John/Jensen, David (II)/Macht, Gabriel/Maddox, Earl/Kole, Warren/Sapienza, Sal/Crawford, Clayne/Whitney, Doc/McCullough, Patrick (II)/Griffin, Douglas M./Bernal, Gina 'Ginger'/Sutton, Carol/Johansson, Scarlett/Allen, Brooke/Cochran, Leanne/Unger, Deborah Kara +Love Story (1970)/Walker, Sydney/Dowling, Stephen/Marley, John/Duncan, Andrew (I)/Nype, Russell/Merensky, John/Boulton, Milo/O'Neal, Ryan/Willis, Grant/Modica, Robert/O'Neal, Kevin (I)/Jones, Tommy Lee/Milland, Ray/O'Connell, Bob/Daniels, Walker/Bond, Sudie/MacGraw, Ali/Ford, Charlotte (I)/Garfield, Julie/Balfour, Katharine +Lovely & Amazing (2001)/Beltzman, Mark/Williams, Brandon (I)/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Winzenried, Eric/Ruptash, Troy/Joffe, Cory/Nouri, Michael/LeGros, James/Srednicki, John/Mulroney, Dermot/Cartier, Mark/Adsit, Scott/Miranda, Evan/Butler, Jerome/Wolfe, Ryan/Kramer, Jeremy (III)/Naggar, Alan/Gyllenhaal, Jake/Gregg, Clark/Richert, Nate/Mortimer, Emily/Strohaimer, Ivy/Blethyn, Brenda/Zehnder, Jennifer/Getz, Ileen/Jorgensen, Stacy/Saucier, Dawn/Garlington, Lee/Ellis, Aunjanue/O'Brien, Mariah/Rose, Ashlynn/Dalton, Kristen/Moskowitz, Madeline/Weber, Dreya/Rosemont, Romy/Mourad, Christine/Goodwin, Raven/Allison, Brooke/Taylor, Elayn/McCarthy, Jeanne/Keener, Catherine/Goodman, Greer/Hightower, Tennison +Lucas (1986)/Wixted, Kevin/Cundiff Jr., Jerald Edward/Clayton, R. Gilbert/Poppiti, Ciro/Haim, Corey/Mackie, Tom/Sheen, Charlie/Krag, James/Grossman, Paul (I)/Potter, Gregg/Hodges, Tom/Piven, Jeremy/Harrigan, Donald/Brown, Garrett M./Boyd, Guy/Cole, Gary (I)/Alderman, Jason/Wilkus, Patti/Green, Kerri/Leavitt-Wells, Judy/Seltzer, Emily (I)/Thorne-Smith, Courtney/Madlock, Shirley/Wagner, Rachel/Butler, Lucy/Noonan, Polly/Murphy, Martha (I)/Ryder, Winona/Baglivi, Christina/Krevitt, Rosanne E./Ryan, Anne (I)/Leigh, Erika +Lucky Number Slevin (2006)/Powell, Alvin/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Kash, Daniel (I)/Missick, Dorian/Stone, Sam (I)/Hartnett, Josh/Willis, Bruce/Songui, Kwasi/Chepovetsky, Dmitry/Wajcman, David/Outerbridge, Peter/Roberts, Sebastien/Williamson, Mykelti/Taylor, Matthew G./Rice, Nicholas/Kingsley, Ben/Jerome, Howard/Aiello, Danny/Mendicino, Gerry/Rubenfeld, Michael/Jackson, J.D./Bramucci, Rick/Posner, Rami/Brown, Bobby (V)/Klattenhoff, Diego/Ghaly, John/Salibe, Frank/Lucescu, Steve (I)/Gibson, Scott (I)/Marsman, Darren/Tucci, Stanley/Forster, Robert (I)/Kay, Bernard (II)/Sojic, Sacha/Stoll, Corey/Chamberlin, Kevin (I)/Jaeger, Sam/Davis, Oliver (II)/Fodor, Victoria/Leigh, Shira/Lane, Janet/Barnes-Hopkins, Barbara/Sinclair, Judy/Miller, Jennifer (IX)/Barkoff, Victoria/Liu, Lucy +Lucky Numbers (2000)/Moore, Michael (II)/Pullman, Bill/Jenkins, Ken (I)/Mochrie, Colin/Miller, Tom (VII)/Gomez-Rejon, Alfonso/Dawson, Joseph J./Loren, Nick/Riccardi Jr., Frank/Schiff, Richard/Fritz, Jake/Peterson, Floyd (I)/O'Neill, Ed (I)/O'Donohue, John F./Shrake, Ward/Palmer, Chris (V)/Roth, Tim/Lally, Craig/Mosenson, Scott/Siegel, Andy (I)/Weston, Michael (I)/Sacha, J.J./Travolta, John/Carreiro, Tony/McMurray, Sam/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Mitchell, Daryl/Zsenyuk, Steven Paul/Williams, Ginger (I)/Dawson, Kiva/Parrott, Tomasina/Cunningham, Monet/Aaron, Caroline/Bamford, Maria/Jordan, Pat/Brown, Toya A./Laybourne, Emmy/Androsky, Carole/McMillan, Dawn (I)/Erb, Stephanie/Hopewell, Nancy/Updyke, Jennifer/Travolta, Margaret/Lau, Etty/Ewing, Susie/Boyle, Lisa/Lewis, Taylor-Morgan/Law, Katrina/Kudrow, Lisa/Richmond, Tayley/Stutzman, Kim/Williams, Denalda/Allen, Lindsley/Ashby, Carmen/Walters, Andrea/Phillips, Tracy (II)/Devine, Kelly +Lucía y el sexo (2001)/Freire, Daniel/Bulnes, David/Fernández, Juan (XIII)/Coromina, Javier/León, Arsenio/Cámara, Javier (I)/Ulloa, Tristán/Ferreira, José (VII)/Zapardiel, Charo/Nimri, Najwa/Vega, Paz/Anaya, Elena/Álvarez, María/Suárez, Diana/Llanos, Silvia/Alvarez, Alesandra +Lunes al sol, Los (2002)/Vázquez, Pablo (II)/Villén, Enrique/de la Fuente, Pablo/Durán 'Morris', Antonio/Talco/Oliva, Pepo/Climent, Joaquín/Tosar, Luis/Lima, Andrés (I)/Tejero, Fernando/Cambeiro, César/Gómez, Denis/Vázquez, Jesús (II)/Soaxe, Lois/Bugallo, Celso/Borines, Miguel/Egido, José Ángel (I)/Castro, Luis (IV)/Riaboukine, Serge/Bardem, Javier/Domínguez, Laura (I)/de Medina, Nieve/López, Belén (III)/García, Casilda/García, Mónica (I)/Cervino, Isabel/Merelas, Luisa/Mestre, Gracia/Folch, Aida/Martínez, María Luisa (I) +Luther (2003)/Mirabella, Franco/Klare, Felix/Liebrecht, Torben/Traynor, Michael (III)/Bokemeyer, Frank/Russell, Robert (VIII)/Zollner, Anian/Mierau, Friedrich/Engel, Matthias/Reed, Gene (I)/Dehler, Thomas/Firth, Jonathan/Simon, Alexander/Babson, James (I)/Schwarz, Ekkehard/Sadler, Benjamin/Richter, Günther/Valles, Carlos Alberto/Schubert, Max/Ganz, Bruno/Fiennes, Joseph/Novotny, Jaroslav/Hofschneider, Marco/Horst, Jochen/Jopt, Ronald/d'Amico, Martino/Kutlucan, Hussi/Novák, Ivo (II)/Gleichmann, Ulrich/Kendzia, Alexander/Sieber, Jiri Maria/Faltyn, Martin/Winter, Jens/Fajst, Jindrich/Ochsenknecht, Uwe/Dutschke, Tobias/Carrière, Mathieu/Lang, Johannes/Panzner, Florian/Taubman, Anatole/Peach, Timothy/Strauss, Tom/Hille, Matthias/Hahnke, Bernd/Molina, Alfred (I)/Buchholz, Christopher/Nemejovsky, Jan/McGillick, Oliver/Ustinov, Peter/Rudolph, Lars/Dorendorf, Jens/Caster, Jeff/Boyd, Jeff/Agenant, Ron/Andress, Herb/Jüsche, Jörg/Siedhoff, Joost/Cella, Michael/Lucà, Maurizio/Fishmann, Garry/Weissfeld, Georg/Cremonini, Cesare (I)/Prusova, Doris/Krimmel, Lena/Simon, Maria/Mencakova, Jirina/Cox, Claire +Léon (1994)/Pearlstein, Randy/Vizard, Peter/Martin, George (II)/Malerba, Joseph/Melissinos, James/Jiroyan, Arsène/Gregg, David (I)/Matusovich, Carl J./Levis, Junior John/Sharif, Abdul Hassan/Glascoe, Keith A./Wong, Wallace (I)/Delehanty, Thomas/Montanary, Michel/Fischer, Fred/Husson, Hervé/Bullock, Keith S./Andréoni, Marc/Anglade, Jean-Hugues/Peled, Danny/Almeida, Junior/Aiello, Danny/Hernandez, Rocky/LaSardo, Robert/Bernard, Luc/Creech, Don/Justinius, Peter/Naceri, Samy/Scott, Randolph (II)/Stiggers Jr., William James/Schenmetzler, Daniel/Ragland, Anthony (I)/Rudin, Stuart/Reno, Jean (I)/Butler, David W./Senger, Frank/Dezen, Alex/Mundra, Michael/Limo, Johnny/Linari, Peter/Maurio, Thierry/Badalucco, Michael/Gautier, Christophe/Fahrner, James/Ventresca, Ed/Broadhurst, Kent/Bellocq, Denis/Busch, Adam/Legros, Didier/Wong, Cary/Gonnelo, Steve/De Matt, Matt/Oldman, Gary/Wehrhahn, Michael/Kleber, Gilles/Walker, Seth Jerome/Bateman, Geoffrey/Hollis, Tommy/Blood, Willi One/Sauraye, Tony/Challier, Eric/Walace, Trevor/Rashid, Mohammed/Rolly, Amimul/Todisco, Mario/Burks, Jernard/McBride, Jeff (II)/Cherokee, Lucius Wyatt/Zito, Sonny/Appel, Peter/Portman, Natalie/Greene, Ellen/Le Besco, Maïwenn/Lilly, Heather (III)/Blake, Crystal Michelle/Keosian, Jessie/Miller, Betty (I)/Regen, Elizabeth +M (1931)/Pohl, Klaus (I)/Ziener, Bruno/Rehkopf, Paul/Hadank, Günther/Stein, Franz/Junge-Swinburne, Karl/Odemar, Fritz/Walth, Borwin/Dahmen, Josef/Ritter, Hans (I)/Mederow, Paul/Lingen, Theo/Loos, Theodor/Hoermann, Albert/Gründgens, Gustaf/Poland, Franz/John, Georg/Lorre, Peter (I)/Elzer, Karl/Karchow, Albert/Neumann, Günter (I)/Steckel, Leonard/Krehan, Hermann (I)/Bienert, Gerhard/Stahl-Nachbaur, Ernst/Kepich, Werner/Eckhoff, J.A./Kemp, Paul (I)/Netto, Hadrian Maria/Waldis, Otto/Carrell, Behal/Gretler, Heinrich/Wernicke, Otto/Loretto, Alfred/Blümner, Rudolf/Platen, Karl/Burke, Walter/Pauly, Edgar/Trutz, Wolf/Wanka, Rolf/Nurney, Fred/Gnaß, Friedrich/Gotho, Heinrich/Lohde, Sigurd/Leeser, Kurth/Meron, Hanna/Moos, Trude/Goltz, Anna/von Walther, Hertha/Loebinger, Lotte/Valetti, Rosa/Isenta, Ellen/Norden, Maya/Schulz-Lichterfeld, Agnes/Ehser, Else/Lichtenstein, Rose/Widmann, Ellen/Melzer, Margarete/Landgut, Inge/Fürstenberg, Ilse +Ma vie en rose (1997)/Esposito, Charly/Bailey, Peter (II)/Rivière, Julien (II)/Isaye, Alexandre/Cordera, Michael/De Fabel, Erik Cazals/Demaure, Erwan/Martin, Kevin (II)/Du Fresne, Georges/Écoffey, Jean-Philippe/Hanssens, Daniel/Grass, Vincent/Gallotte, Jean-François/Poitier, Simon/Diallo, Gregory/Hupin, Baptiste/Forget, Michel/Durieu, Jeremy/Georis, Bruno/Nireau, Damien/Detrouleau, Alice/Paillard, Marie Beatrice/Barget, Cristina/Bibot, Laurence/Bunel, Marie/Leurquin, Sabrina/Jolivet, Marine/Genoves, Alexandra/Vincent, Hélène/Baehr, Caroline/Bruna, Morgane/Santini, Raphaelle/Lemoine, Robin/Laroque, Michèle/Cadet, Delphine/Hirsh, Catherine/Coesens, Anne +Mac and Me (1988)/Ekins, Bud/West, Martin (I)/Law, Christopher/Walker, Jack David/Simmons, Sean (I)/Wright, Richard (I)/Cooksey, Danny/Norris, Buckley (I)/Ong, Jack/McDonald, Ronald/Rado, Ivan J./Divoff, Andrew/Fuccello, Tom/Lucero, Dominic/Flower, George 'Buck'/Curtin, John (I)/Sexton, Lowell/Torrente, Vinnie/Fuentes, Ernie/Hampton, Roger/Brockette, Gary/Eiseman, Jack/Ward, Jonathan (I)/Swanson, Sterling/Bravo, Richard (I)/Saunders, J. Jay/Calegory, Jade/Chapman, Joseph/Duke, James C./Geary, Michael (I)/Caspary, Dee/Hall, J.D./Forchion, Raymond/Harding, Dixon/Hunter, Gigi (I)/Ebersole, Christine/Coleman, Alyce/Allyne-Bennet, Barbara/McCoy, Mayah/Waterbury, Laura/Cox, Nikki/Caspary, Tina/Moure, Elena/Chambers, Sheila/Butler, Sherri Stone/Stanley, Lauren/Green, Heather (I) +Mad City (1997)/Blocker, Dirk/Alda, Alan/Koppekin, Adam M./Cottle, Jason (I)/Lucich, Aaron/Nunn, Bill/Davis Jr., Milton/Portnow, Richard/King, Larry (I)/Rafferty, Bill/Batinkoff, Randall/Halbleib, John/Fridley, Tom/Prosky, Robert/Espinoza, Jeremy/O'Kane, Sean (III)/Holliday, Charlie/O'Leary, William (I)/Clennon, David/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Kaufman, Stephen E./Halpin, Tim/Bumstead, J.P./Levine, Ted/Grundy, Rueben/Apone, Allan A./Scoggin, Nick (I)/Moore, Christopher Michael/Brewer, Bobby/Nally, Kiersten/Wycoff, Eric (II)/Byrne, Chris (I)/Travolta, John/Becker, Max/Smith, Ebbe Roe/Christopher, Dyllan/Leno, Jay/Gross, Richard (I)/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Landis, John (I)/Wall, Julian/Shamas, Roger/Berry, Norman/Hoffman, Dustin/Brown, Stephen (III)/Gail, Scanlon/Atherton, William/Pruitt, Nate/Barry, Raymond J./Seifert, D./Lima, Omar/Salata, Rocco/O'Sullivan, Donal/Lazanco, Stephen/Robinson, Philip David/Russell, Chad/Johnson, Kurt (III)/Danner, Blythe/Smith, Patricia (I)/Pratt, Kyla (II)/Tamada, Paige/Shepard, Maridean Mansfield/Brown, Velina/Lawn, Pamela S./Manley, Lee Ann/Davis, Laura (II)/Jenney, Lucinda/Fellows, Nicole/Haney, Sarah/Bingwa/Short, Sylvia/Burig, Susan A./Linke, Shannon L./Matchinga, Caryn/Wagner, Julie/Segal, Susan/Vaughan, Hannah/Taylor, Patsy/Busia, Akosua/Pelletier, Michèle-Barbara/Byrne, Jenna/Lauren, Tammy/Kirshner, Mia/Hager, Molly/Goldman, Adina/Antonova, Lana/Gregson, Victoria +Mad Dog and Glory (1993)/Annunciation, Derek/Caruso, David (I)/Van Swearingen, Guy/Price, Richard (I)/Polce, John/Sollenberger, Dick/Squillo, Fred/Hara, Doug/Garvin, Brian Reed/Starr, Mike (I)/Jarchow, Bruce/Young, Eric (II)/Parello, Chuck/Belzer, Richard/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/De Niro, Robert/Hurley, Kevin/King, William (I)/Cannata, Anthony/Castillo, Tony (I)/Fitzpatrick, Anthony/Johnston, J.J. (I)/Murray, Bill (I)/Wallace, Jack (I)/Rice, Bob (I)/Lionel, Evan/Caserta, Clem/Towles, Tom/Baker, Kathy (I)/Killen, Paula/Thurman, Uma +Mad Love (1995)/Ciccolella, Jude/Duthie, Scott/Gilmore, Gregg/García, Pedro (XI)/Dunne, Roisin/Sible, Todd/Chaim, Richard/Galli, Allen/Enriquez, Stefan/Holman, Hunt/Qui, Leslie Do/Schreiber, Liev/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Guppy, David J./O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Nadir, Robert/Lowther, T.J./Ryals, Patrick/Lillard, Matthew/Sakasitz, Amy/Torres, Angelina/Singler, Sandra (I)/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Hall, Angela (I)/Agnew, Valerie M./Allen, Joan (I)/Vigil, Selene H./Orona, Yvonne C./Collar, Sharon/Miles, Elaine/Davis, Elizabeth F. +Mad Max (1979)/Cameron, David (IV)/Ward, Roger (I)/Gilmore, Andrew (I)/Burns, Tim (I)/Cadart, Bertrand/Tucker, Gil/Clark, Stephen (I)/Johnstone, Paul (I)/Tisdall, Billy/Evans, Reg/Parry, Geoff/Young, Brendan (I)/Constantine, Mathew/Thompson, Neil (I)/Felmingham, Peter/Arnold, John (IV)/Farndale, John/Ford, Peter (II)/Bracks, David/Hardy, Jonathan (I)/Novak, George/Gazzana, Nic/Hearne, Clive/Gil, Vincent/Lathouris, Nick/Heath, Brendan/Broadbridge, Tom/Bisley, Steve/Jackson, Telford/Millichamp, Steve/Motherwell, Phil/Eynon, Howard/Weaver, Vernon/Culpan, Peter/Ley, John/Gibb, Hunter/Fairchild, Max/Young, Paul (I)/Gibson, Mel (I)/Day, Jerry (I)/Keays-Byrne, Hugh/Trelour, Di/Muggleton, Amanda/Sullivan, Kim (I)/Samuel, Joanne/Aldenhoven, Lisa/Pinkus, Lulu/Letch, Joan/Miller, Kerry (I)/Kaman, Kristine/Florance, Sheila/Chaffey, Robina/Ogden, Janine +Mad Max 2 (1981)/Slingsby, David/Preston, Michael (I)/Minty, Emil/McCardell, James/Brown, Jim (III)/Wells, Vernon (I)/Fairchild, Max/Norris, Guy/Spence, Bruce/Phipps, Max/Zappa, William/Nilsson, Kjell/Coppin, Tyler/Heylen, Syd/Greaves, Kristoffer/Spears, Steve J./Downer, David/Deary, Tony/Baigent, Harold/Gibson, Mel (I)/Hey, Virginia/Jones, Anne (I)/McKay, Kathleen/Whiteley, Arkie/Claux, Moira +Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985)/Armstrong, Gerard/Ellison, Brian (II)/Larsson, Paul/Latter, Travis/Napier, James/Dilworth, Gabriel/Simper, Robert/McCreadie, Adam/Spence, Bruce/Sands, Hugh/Cockburn, Adam/Oh, Andrew (I)/Rice, Lee/Willits, Adam/Hall, Ollie/Worrall, Max/Kenney, Charlie/Kenney, Flynn/Willits, Daniel/Zuanic, Rod/Grubb, Robert/Chesterman, Dan/Chesterman, Ben/Nikkinen, Liam/Hodgeman, Edwin/Tickner, Shane/Messiter, Toby/Scougall, Adam/Turnbull, Ray/Rossitto, Angelo/Hornery, Bob/Norton, Christopher/Daniel, Paul (III)/López, Miguel (I)/Gibson, Mel (I)/Spartels, George/Wingrove, James/Thring, Frank (I)/Kounnas, Mark/Robertson, James (II)/Spain, Mark/Anderson, Angry/Jennings, Tom (I)/Panic, Luke/D'Angelo, Gerry/Manning, William (I)/Nikkinen, Amanda/Cullen, Katharine/Wright, Tonya/Stocker, Emily/Sands, Marion/Turner, Tina/Williams, Tarah/Robertson, Heilan/Buday, Helen/Graham, Rachael/Lillingston, Sandie/Elmaloglou, Rebekah/Howard, Emma (I)/Flood, Shari/Wark, Virginia/Ng, Geeling/Morton, Sally (II)/Williams, Pega/Leonard, Susan/McCarroll, Joanna/Allaylis, Toni/Dupre, Margaret/Clarke, Justine/Bergen, Tushka/Tatar, Kate +Madagascar (2005)/Cedric the Entertainer/Rock, Chris (I)/Apostolina, Stephen/Baron Cohen, Sacha/McGrath, Tom (IV)/Miller, Chris (VII)/Schwimmer, David (I)/Knights, Christopher/Cameron, Cody/Saget, Bob/Vernon, Conrad (I)/Cowgill, David/Stiller, Ben/Smith, David P./Darnell, Eric (I)/Øgendahl, Mick/Richter, Andy (I)/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Gabrielli, Elisa/Parikh, Devika +Made (2001)/Vaughn, Vince/Castelluccio, Federico/Auerbach, Gary/Fabini, Jason/Morello, Tom/Diamond, Dustin/Goossen, Joe (I)/Arturo, Michael/Smolanoff, Bruce/Washburn, Guy/Delgado, Jason (II)/Favreau, Jon/Donahue, Brian/Silverman, Jonathan (I)/Flash, Grandmaster/Capizzi, Bill/O'Hara, David (I)/Abeita, Andrew/Cort, Bud/Termath, Steve J./Vaughn, Vernon/Combs, Sean 'P. Diddy'/Gallin, Tim/Love, Faizon/Cimino, Leonardo/O'Dwyer, Matt/Abeckaser, Danny A./Harris, Jamie (I)/Rockwell, Sam/Falk, Peter (I)/Pastore, Vincent/de Matteo, Drea/Bransford, Jennifer/Davies, Kimberley/Peters, Esta-Joy/Esposito, Jennifer/Jenteal/Favreau, Joan/Barondes, Elizabeth/Janssen, Famke/Vega, Makenzie +Made in America (1993)/Cranna, James/McFall, Michael/Kusatsu, Clyde/Halton, Michael/Anderson, Rico E./Cotton, James Anthony/Murphy, William John/Kazanjian, David E./Mancuso, Fred/Smith, Will (I)/Lerer, Joe/Fujiyama, Akihide 'Bo'/Danson, Ted/Benjamin, Ross/Joseph, Jeffrey/Levy, Shawn (I)/Valverde, Rawley/Rodriguez, Paul (I)/McCann, Meashell/Russell, Jeffrey/Stewart, Mel (I)/Fields, Gregory/Bowe, David/Foote, Antoine/Compton, O'Neal/Cuccia, Alexandra Joy/Long, Nia/Felper, Chikako/Orrock, Shannon/Tilly, Jennifer/Smith, Norma (I)/Takei, Miyuki/Avery, Phyllis (I)/Bergen, Frances/Rea, Peggy/Goldberg, Whoopi/Osborne, Raquel/Leonard, Lu/Fernetz, Charlene/Jow, Patricia/Edwards, Janice (I) +Madea's Family Reunion (2006)/Ortiz, Nicolas/Underwood, Blair/Millsap, Alonzo/Coulter, Steve (I)/Perry, Emmbre/Page, John Fitzgerald/Reed, Richard (III)/Durkin, Brian F./Lawhorn, John/Aviles, Vic/Whitehead, Kaira/Simmons, Henry (I)/Pendleton, Cedric/Williams, Jeronn C./Gentles, Ryan/Perry, Tyler/Bronner, Dale C./Gill, Johnny/Omilami, Afemo/Kodjoe, Boris/Lamar, Leon/Igleheart, Kent/King, Enoch/Warren, Steve (III)/Rogers, Tre/Neal, Dale/Jackson, Akhil/Sears, Jennifer/Eubanks, Shannon (I)/McClain, China Anne/Randall, Ginnie/Whitfield, Lynn/Williams, Philipia/Aytes, Rochelle/Lewis, Susanna/Dawn, Deanna/Davis, Cassi/Griffin, Michelle/Allen, Georgia (I)/Smith, Karnelle/Sands, Rita/Williams, Joyce D./Omilami, Elizabeth/Anderson, Lisa Arrindell/Brown, C.O.C.O./Tyson, Cicely/Dotson, Stephanie/Lewis, Jenifer/Cudnik, Jennifer/Palmer, Keke/Ephriam, Mablean/Anderson, China/Collins, Crystal/Murff, Regina/Angelou, Maya/Anderson, Gabrielle (I)/Miller, Tangi +Madness of King George, The (1994)/Leon, David (I)/Rhind-Tutt, Julian/Irons, Nicholas/Holm, Ian/Palmer, Geoffrey/Shaps, Cyril/Copeland, Thomas/Mitchell, Iain (I)/Grandage, Michael/Gillespie, Barry/Davies, Matthew Lloyd/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Rodger, Struan/Bennett, Alan (I)/Scarborough, Adrian/Johnson, Collin/Maddison, Joe/Wadham, Julian/Woodthorpe, Peter/Bride-Kirk, Peter/Webster, Fergus/Calf, Anthony/Everett, Rupert/Keaney, Dermot/Carter, Jim (I)/Sampson, Nick/Hawthorne, Nigel/Swan, Robert (I)/Peck, James (I)/Martin, Russell (II)/Julier, Martin/Brunt, Clive/Selby, Nicholas/Graves, Rupert (I)/Wood, John (I)/Hammond, Roger/Corrigan, Paul (I)/Hammond, Dan (I)/Child, Jeremy (I)/Stanton, Barry (I)/Randall, Celestine/Halliburton, Cassandra/Hall, Joanna (I)/Palys, Natalie/Mirren, Helen/Donohoe, Amanda/Camden, Eve/Harker, Caroline (I)/Duvitski, Janine/Curley, Charlotte/Cadell, Selina +Madonna: Truth or Dare (1991)/Ciccone, Silvio/Patinkin, Mandy/Costner, Kevin/Pacino, Al/Conte, Luis/Curry, Adam (I)/Camacho, Luis (I)/Wilder, Alan (II)/Gaultier, Jean-Paul/De Mann, Freddy/Trupin, Gabriel/Moffett, Jonathan/Day, Dewitt/Jones, Darryl (I)/Almodóvar, Pedro/Williams, David (VI)/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Ciccone, Martin/Mundi, Coati/Tave, Clay/Crumes Sr., Oliver/Beatty, Warren/Dillon, Matt (I)/Crumes Jr., Oliver/Ciccone, Christopher/Guitierez, Jose/Winston, Darryl/Paterson, Vincent/Parr, Rob/Kendrick, Kevin (II)/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Winding, Jai/Gauwloos, Salim/Bandera, Manuel/Draper, John (III)/Wilborn, Carlton/Richie, Lionel (I)/Harris, Niki/McFarland-Messana, Moira/Gaire, Joanne/Leza, Ana/DeLory, Donna/Newton-John, Olivia/Bernhard, Sandra/Madonna (I)/Gault, Sharon/Chertow, Julie/Crowe, Melissa +Magdalene Sisters, The (2002)/McAdam, Pol/Owens, Eamonn/Mullan, Peter/Ventry, Laurie/Emerson, Daniel/Shields, Kevin (I)/Sheridan, Christopher/Muldrew, David/Murray, Jim (V)/Turner, Flynn/Smith, Callum/McCole, Stephen/Sharpe, Allan/Smith, McCauley/Simpson, Chris (V)/Milne, Gareth/Mallon, Stephen/Mackin, Sean/Colgan, Sean/Powell, Nick (V)/Hanmore, Ian/Owens, Ciaran/Costello, Daniel (II)/Walsh, Jim (III)/McDonagh, Sean/Noone, Nora-Jane/MacMahon, Phyllis/Brennan, Fran/Smith, Britta/McEwan, Geraldine/McGuinness, Eithne/Murray, Mary (II)/McGill, Marianne/Kearney, Tracy/Robson, Lynsey/Burns, Gemma/Heath, Jemma/Christie, Kate/Conroy, Ashley/McGilligan, Leonna/Davis, Deirdre/Goldsmith, Pauline/Healy, Frances/Murray, Claire/Allan, Maureen/Goldie, Alison/Walsh, Rebecca/Henderson, Leanne/Walsh, Eileen (I)/Taylor, Mariann/McKenzie, Claire/Austin, Julie (I)/Duff, Anne-Marie/Wilson Nimmo, Julie/Duffy, Dorothy (I)/Hyslop, Anita +Magnificent Ambersons, The (1942)/Johnson, J. Louis/Fawcett, James (I)/Kelly, Lew/Clement, Lyle/Whitehead, Joe/Maguire, John (I)/Santoro, Jack/Dillaway, Don/LeBaron, Bert/Lawrence, Del/Baxley, Jack/Roddy, Drew/Westerfield, James/Graves, Jesse/Collins, Ray (I)/Bennett, Richard (I)/Blees, William/Jerome, Elmer/Welles, Orson/Morris, Philip (I)/Howard, Edward (I)/Phillips, Charles (I)/Elmer, William/Roquemore, Henry/Holt, Tim/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Schilling, Gus/Holmes, Maynard/August, Edwin/Perkins, Gil (I)/Humphrey, Harry/Elliott, Keenan/Pittard, Robert/Cooper, Bobby (II)/Sanford, Erskine/Ford, Mel/Elliott, John (I)/Nicholson, Lillian/Baxter, Anne/Guilbert, Nina/Sheldon, Kathryn/Costello, Dolores/Moorehead, Agnes/Gates, Nancy (I)/O'Neal, Anne/Plowright, Hilda/Backus, Georgia/Vaughan, Dorothy/Ball, Olive +Magnificent Seven, The (1960)/Bravo, Danny/Wilke, Robert J./Duran, Larry/Coburn, James/Ruskin, Joseph/Bronson, Charles/Sokoloff, Vladimir (I)/Hern, Pepe/Avery, Val/Bissell, Whit/Brynner, Yul/Vaughn, Robert (I)/de Vargas, Valentin/McQueen, Steve (I)/Wallach, Eli/Martínez de Hoyos, Jorge/Lucero, Enrique/Russell, Bing/Buchholz, Horst/Montoya, Alex/Dexter, Brad/Vacío, Natividad/Alaniz, Rico/Alonzo, John A./Contreras, Roberto (I)/Navarro, Mario (I)/Monteros, Rosenda +Magnolia (1999)/McManus, Don (I)/Reilly, John C. (I)/Jay, Ricky/Hunt, Brad (I)/Molina, Alfred (I)/Murphy, Michael (I)/Brewer, Bobby/Brewer, Bob/New World Harmonica Trio/Kvinsland, Craig/Andrews, Jason (I)/Meskimen, Jim/Massa, Mike/Tompkins, Paul F. (I)/Masuda, David/Marston, Maurey/Bush, Steven (I)/Graf, Allan/Frankel, Art/Phillips, Michael (IV)/McLachlan, Rod/Kiriyama-Lem, James/Smith, Lionel Mark/Cruise, Tom/Wilson, Sean (V)/Mapother, William/Soronen, Tim/Jane, Thomas/Blake, Clement/Cross, Jason 'Jake'/Pritchett, John (I)/Ortlieb, Jim/Buzzington, Ezra/Elmore, Frank/Buck, Cory/Santos Jr., Herb/Johnson, Emmanuel/Jones, Orlando/Ballard, Larry (I)/Bella, Robert/Beaver, Jim/O'Hara, Chris (I)/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Breznahan, Kevin/Hawn, Phil/Flynn, Neil/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Bowen, Michael (I)/Burkett, Scott/Gregg, Clark/Gonzales, Raymond 'Big Guy'/Macy, William H./Seitz, John Kraft/Smith, Scott Alan/Scott, Charlie (VI)/Tangen, Tom/Hall, Philip Baker/Pepe, Neil/Medrano, Juan (I)/Davies, John S./Higgins, Brian (II)/Higgins, Brett/Gerald, Matt/Warren, Patrick/Flannagan, Mark/Healy, Pat (I)/Blackman, Jeremy (I)/Wells, Danny (I)/Robards, Jason/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Pérez, Miguel (I)/Gibson, Dale/Downey Sr., Robert/Niedens, Benjamin/Oswalt, Patton/Gibson, Henry (I)/Melgarejo, Guillermo/Brown, Amy (I)/Forte, Patricia/Spell, Melissa/Gaither, Jamala/Zweig, Genevieve/Ryan, Eileen/Oropeza, Lynne/Huffman, Felicity/Pereira, Virginia/Walters, Melora/Helde, Annette/Lerner, Lynne/Houston, Holly/Grace, April/King, Cleo/Margolyes, Miriam/Marston, Natalie/Marston, Nancy/Woolfork, Denise/Hart, Veronica (I)/Scanlon, Patricia (I)/Brewer, Julie/Moore, Julianne (I)/Sturtevant, Colleen/Fay, Meagen/Dillon, Melinda/Adams, Lillian/Eliason, Christina/Rajskub, Mary Lynn +Magnum Force (1973)/McClurg, Bob/Hutchins, Will/Mitchum, John/Soul, David/Niven, Kip/Matheson, Tim (I)/Giorgio, Tony (I)/Devon, Richard/Ryan, Mitch/March, Bob (I)/D'Amato, Paul (I)/Moro, Russ/Pellow, Clifford A./Perry, Felton/Urich, Robert/Argent, Maurice/Holbrook, Hal/Eastwood, Clint/Popwell, Albert/Kosslyn, Jack/Somers, Suzanne/White, Christine (I)/Yoshioka, Adele (I)/Avery, Margaret (I) +Maid in Manhattan (2002)/Lewis, Glenn (III)/O'Rourke, Tom (I)/Goodstein, Ken/Caforio, Anthony/Tucci, Stanley/Jefferson, David (II)/Hoskins, Bob/Anderson, Patrick (III)/Acocella, Paul/Fairchild, Mark/Narvaez, Michael J./Edwards, Jason (I)/Powell, Shaun (I)/Fleischman, Larry/Voogt, Ton/Hirschfeld, Richard (II)/Aranha, Ray/Williams, Gilbert S./Messina, Paul/Mount, James/Razzano, Cole/Sullivan, Thomas Michael/Ferguson, Lou/Morris, Mike (VII)/Farmer, Christopher/De Paul, Vincent (I)/Dog, Rufus Thomas the/Dinowitz, Jeffrey/Vonlanthen, Philippe/Picayo, Javier/Thomas, Daniel A./Meier, Seth William (I)/Wetcher, Barry/Edwards, Bill (VIII)/Maendel, Tobias/Karron, Richie/Fiennes, Ralph/Pine, Larry/Miller, John (XXII)/Siravo, Joseph/Gillett, Eric Michael/Posey, Tyler/Eigeman, Chris/Garland, Joel/Hephner, Jeff/Scovotti, Michael/Rosenberg, Dave (I)/Wyman, Nicholas/Quon, Di/Niles, Maja/Smith, Caroline Whitney/Houdyshell, Jayne/Pergament, Annika/Thomas, Liliane/Oliver, Lizza/Gristak, Amber/Allen, Crystal/McClain, Saundra/Tirelli, Millie/Veduccio, Becky/Thaler, Emma/Wilkins, Sharon/Rose, Minna/Smith, Hillary Bailey/Hart, Shannon M./Langhoff, Stephanie/Gottlieb, Sylvia/Gillan, Lisa Roberts/Barnett, Brigitte/Sedaris, Amy/Richardson, Natasha/Jokovic, Mirjana/Karger, Donna/Schebece, Bethann/Frances, Emily/Lavery, Patricia/Scott, Gayle (I)/Fortune, Mary/Bass, Beth Dodye/Shimizu, Kae/Redford, Amy/Hollingsworth, Rachael L./Vicidomini-Serdaros, Michelle/Thomas, Michelle (II)/Van Graas, Daniella/Rahman, Rumaisa/McCool, Kelly/Corman, Maddie/Matrone, Marissa/Thomas, Michelle E./Conroy, Frances/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Shapiro, Raquel/Lopez, Priscilla/Hayes, Catherine Anne/Colonnello, Gloria/Harth, Margaret/Torres, Marilyn/Duren, Carla +Majestic, The (2001)/Rifkin, Ron/Rosenbaum, David (IV)/Ornitz, Samuel/Andersson, Kris/Wells, Bob/Curtis, Cliff/Howe, Brian/Roccuzzo, Mario/DeMunn, Jeffrey/Collison, Frank/Biberman, Herbert J./Stiers, David Ogden/McDonough, Martin W./Damon, Matt/Whitmore, James/Wiens, Matt G./Gratton, Bill/Adams, Jeffrey/Bessie, Alvah/Foxx, Corey/Leavenworth, Scotty/Lardner Jr., Ring/Truman, Jack (I)/Bury, Karl/Lawson, John Howard/Ratliff, George (II)/Magee, Ken/von Bargen, Daniel/Pollack, Sydney/Vaught, Grant/Briscoe, Brent/Carrey, Jim/Libby, Brian/DeMunn, Kevin/Black, Gerry/Hart, Gordon (II)/Sommers, Gary/Richards, Craig (I)/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Reiner, Carl/Mazursky, Paul/Jensen, Jesse (II)/Sloane, Michael (I)/Landau, Martin/Carver, Chris/Cox, Larry (I)/Garfield, Allen/Cole, Lester (I)/Doyle, Shawn (I)/Laanan, Tony/Ross, Chelcie/Scott, Adrian (I)/Marshall, Garry/Holbrook, Hal/Balaban, Bob/Zsenyuk, Steven Paul/Thorne, Robert (II)/Boen, Earl/Hoover, J. 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Michael/McGonnigal, Brett/Wade, Alan (I)/Smith, Patrick Robert/Keith, David (I)/Ringgold, Keith/Schaftel, Noah/Grimsley, Russ/Rizzi Sr., Ron/Hickey, Kevin/Yeager, Steve (II)/Waldt, Ric/Turenne, Louis/Higgins, Rudy/Lazorcik, Mike/Terrill, Jimmy/Peyton, Kenny/Baker, George (XIII)/Reuter, William/Medlock, Ken/Benbow, Lou/Rhine, Duane/Lappin, Luke/Freeman, Rick (IV)/Ricci, Chuck/Uecker, Bob/Riggs, Anthony/Boswell, David (III)/Wade, Scott/Kilday, Dan/Ventura, Jesse/Markham, Daniel S./Quaid, Randy/Duncan, Ted (VI)/Brown, Bobby Joe/Haysbert, Dennis/Stilwell, Dick/Leno, Jay/Reimer, Matt (I)/Salamanca, Richard/Burke, Michelle (I)/Duvall, Susan/White, Marie-Louise/Becker, Joanna/Russo, Rene/Mabry, Julie/Doody, Alison/Miller, Julia/Whitton, Margaret/Pee, Courtney/Spinney, Saige Ophelia +Major Payne (1995)/Hickey, William (I)/DeHart, David/Madison, Mark W./Gabel, Michael/Coleman, Stephen (I)/Fischer, John Louis (I)/Wayans, Damon/Williams, Chris (XII)/Knoll, R.J./Ironside, Michael/McBath, Jeff/Bigelow, Scott 'Bam Bam'/Chesson-Fohl, Peyton/Martini, Steven/Barnes, Patrick Rodney/Swan, Seymour/Thomas, Leonard L./Brown, Orlando/Faraoni Jr., Robert/Bickell, Ross/Owen, Chris (I)/Wiles, R. Stephen/Diveley, Joshua Todd/Conway, Mark (I)/Lorey, Dean/Wiles, Tommy/Wayans, Damien/Leeds, Andrew (I)/Cerullo, Al/Blaire, Joda/Hall, Albert (I)/Martin, Brad (I)/Ubarry, Hechter/Walker, Carolyn/Parsons, Karyn +Mala educación, La (2004)/Hoyas, Roberto/Poch, Pau/García Bernal, Gael/Boira, Francisco/Almodóvar, Pedro/Maestre, Francisco/Pérez, Nacho/Homar, Lluís/Giménez Cacho, Daniel/García Forneiro, Raúl/Martínez, Fele/Cámara, Javier (I)/Fernández, Juan (XIII)/Ferreiro, Alberto/Sandra (XXVII)/Watling, Leonor/Montiel, Sara/Martínez, Petra +Malcolm X (1992)/Rogers, Ken Leigh/El Razzac, Abdul Salaam/Payne, Eric (I)/Means, Randy/Hewitt, Jery/Freeman Jr., Al/Hall, Albert (I)/Kirk, Renton/Gilmore, Phillip/Gordon, Ricky (I)/Siverio, Manny/Norman, Peter (IV)/Anagnos, Bill/Hodge, Mike (I)/Aronson, Steve/Gordon, Rich/Montgomery, Reggie (I)/McGruder, Jasper/Sayles, John/Love, Peewee/Connor, Eugene 'Bull'/Atwell, Benjamin/Wallace, George (IV)/Howze, Zakee/Nocerino, Anthony/Sneed, Maurice/Segure, Kristan Rai/Johnson, Magic/Smith, Darnell/Whitehurst, Scott/Lauper, Marcus/Harris, Raymond (I)/Hutchinson, Tim (II)/Swain, James L./Cooper Sr., Ralph/Najeeullah, Mansoor/Reed, Steve (I)/Louis, Joe/Hewitt, Don (I)/Weldon, Charles/Poland, Greg/Naylor, Marcus/Smith, C.E./Shellman, Eddie/Parks, John (I)/Phillips, Marc (I)/Clanton, Rony/Ross, Monty/Schiff, Richard/Purviance, Douglas/Thomas Jr., David/Seneca, Joe/Kennedy, John F./Utley, Byron/Lindo, Delroy/Robinson, Scot Anthony/Charbonneau, Jay/Chandler, Damon/Quiles, Ian/Sumter, Terry/Farley, Mike/Festa, John/Guyton Jr., Cleave/Hardeman, Jerome Jamal/Turner, Irapaul/Davis, Ossie/Hodges, Terry/Hanan, Stephen (I)/Esposito, Giancarlo/Thomas, Raymond Anthony/James, Stephen (I)/Do-Ley, Simon/Fowler III, Robert H./Wahhad, Ali Shahid Abdul/Vismale, Preston/Parks, Muhammad/Dixon, Sam (I)/Blanchard, Terence/Harris, Matthew (I)/Boyle, Peter (I)/Powell, Laurence/Farmer, James/Dockery, Leslie/Smith, Tommie/Hollis, Tommy/Whitted, Earl/Kilson, William 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(I)/Monson, Lex/Ford, Clebert/MacDonald, James (I)/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Reilly, David (I)/Muglia, Nick/Dunn, Peter (III)/Ralph, Michael (I)/Davis, Eddie (IV)/King, Rodney/French, Arthur/Mandela, Nelson/Pentangelo, Joe/Thomas, Ernest/Blackshear, Aaron/Barth, Bruce David/Licciardello, Elmer/Wind, Timothy/Jackman, Kent/Fitos, Joe/Berman, David (I)/Rickman, Patrick/Gaton, Clack/Jones, Oran 'Juice'/Kunstler, William/Reivers, David/Rubin, Christopher/Broadnax, Dwayne Cook/Dillon, Matt (II)/Rushing, Larry/Guidall, George/Pittman, Reggie/Elejaide, John/Sinovoi, Maxwell/Washington, John David/Mitchell, Charles (V)/Stapenhorst, Steve/Thomas, Leonard L./Lewis, Keith (I)/X, Malcolm/Smack Jr., Dion/Simon, Rogers/Jackson, Javon/Hubbard, Dana/Gaines, Sonny Jim/Griesemer, John (I)/Gibbs, Kevan/Mays, Willie/Seale, Bobby/Ali, Muhammad/Reidy, John (I)/Catus, Gary L./Miles, George Lee/Johnson, Rion/Turturro, Nicholas/Zully, Stewart J./Francois, Ryan/Odom, George T./Koon, Stacey/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Smith, K./Muhammad, Zaahir/Skutch, Chris/Smith, Valentino/Owens, Richard (III)/Moscaritola, Vincent/Gantt, Leland/Robinson, Jackie (I)/Cullen, Michael (I)/Young, Charles (I)/Gross, Mark/Young, Andrew (IV)/Jones, Walter (I)/Fichtner, William/Jones, Judd/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Donovan, Martin (II)/La Marre, Jean-Claude/Fludd, David/Randazzo, Steven/Cherry, Larry M./Smith, Keith Randolph/James, Joe (III)/Barnwell, Nicholas/Duppin, Andy/Swinton, William/Schultz, Armand/Guess, Michael/Kelly, David Patrick/Parker, Leonard/Trew, Grafton/Williams, Curt/Williams, Gareth (I)/Hijrah, Abdul Hakeem/Swirsly, Eric/Allen, Sonny (II)/Pierce, Wendell/Albanese, Michael (II)/Randle, Theresa/Sterling, Lynn/Richardson, LaTanya/Stickney, Phyllis Yvonne/Neal, Elise/Richard, Judine Hawkins/Counts, Chelsea/Counts, Chela/Hampton, Dawn/Gibson, Laurie Ann/Elkins, Debra/Brooks, Sharon (I)/Duffy, Karen (I)/McKee, Lonette (I)/Givens, Jessica/Vernon, Kate/Humes, Dyan/Turpin, Bahni/Scott, TaiNesha/Ferguson, Sharon/Benton, Vanessa/Smith, Barbara (III)/Uneke, Showman/Williams, Debbie (I)/Martin, Greta/King, Wendy/Wilson, Felicia/Vecchia, Kiki Della/Robinson, Eartha/Washington, Sharon/Mantz, Delphine T./Folkes-LeMelle, Neisha/Walker, Amelia Mimi/Jackson, Janet (I)/Fletcher, Danielle/Ward, Theara/Corley, Annie/Davis, Angela (I)/Morgan, Frances/Cox, Gerica/Farber, Jodie/Chapman, Tracy/Robinson, Michelle (I)/Burr, Cheryl/Michaels, Karen (I)/Porter, Fia/Little Thomas, Iris/Taylor, Wendy E./Bigelow, LaToyah/Mitchell, Aleta/Jackson, Tamaraleah/Dowell, Raye/Thomas, Cynthia (I)/Clanton, Natalie/Parry, Chinere/Alice, Mary (I)/Dubose, Columbia/Wahhab, Ali Adbul/Fields, Nilyne/Smith, Jasmine/Washington, Lennis/Webb, Veronica/Drayton, Cisco/Stoler, Shirley/Winde, Beatrice/Green, Jauquette/Mazar, Debi/Medina, Hazel/Ellis, Gina (I)/Pemberton, Lenore/Harcum, Monique/Farley, Teresa Yvon/Louis, Marva Trotter/Smith-Brown, Erika/Foster, Frances/Padick, Lauren/Broughton, Shellye/Jones, Jake-Ann/Brooks, Yvette/Cowan, Colleen/Howard, Miki/Picart, Delilah/Allen, Karen (I)/Jackson, Martaleah/Miller, Norma/Cintron, Monique/MacKay, Lizbeth/Bassett, Angela/Martinez, Sharmeek/Shabazz, Ilyasah/Zarish, Janet/Shabazz, Betty/Fontenette, Cytia/Robinson, Traci (I)/Bass, Marlaine/Whithurs, Dereque +Malibu's Most Wanted (2003)/Lawson, Ken (II)/Diggs, Taye/Kiriyama-Lem, James/Coye, Kody/Penn, Kal/Jarred, Tristan/Fel, Felli/Blanck, Curtis/Wayans, Damien/Poitier, Damion/Gallegos, Reynaldo/Mann, Howard/Epps, Mike/Underwood, Blair/Crews, Terry (I)/Swardson, Nick/Cannon, Josef/Gugliemi, Noel/Quill, Michael/Boy, Big (I)/Vitale, Dan/Carson, Lionel D./Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Grunberg, Greg/Kittles, Tory/Manoux, J.P./Tambor, Jeffrey/Dre, Young/O'Neal, Ryan/Fishman, Hal/Bomb, Drop Da/Dogg, Snoop/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Hi-C/Briskey, Sean/Morgan, Ecco/Bennett, Rhona/Thompson, Sarah (I)/Guest, Dawn Marie/Campbell, Christa/Crawford, Dawn/Sharp, Keesha/Nelson, Mary (IV)/Hall, Regina (I)/DePandi, Giuliana/Nash, Niecy/Clark, Jo Deodato/Martin, Kellie/Lefkovitz, Keili/Nakamura, Suzy/Derek, Bo/Poston, Francesca/Choi, Lucia/Martinez, Nikki (II) +Malice (1993)/Candreva, David/Baldwin, Alec/Kemp, Tom (I)/Malina, Joshua/Bell, Tobin/Scott, George C./Hatt, Michael (I)/Sommer, Josef/Bowe, David/Pullman, Bill/Bofshever, Michael/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Duff-Griffin, William/Cheeseman, Ken/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Rho, Richard/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Neuwirth, Bebe/Langdon, Laura (I)/Melson, Sara/Wheeler, Christine/Albright, Sharon/Plum, Paula/Cusack, Ann/Farentino, Debrah/Joss, Robin/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Dunnock, Patricia/Kidman, Nicole/Bellamy, Diana/Strong, Brenda +Mallrats (1995)/Gidding, Brad/Preusse, Aaron/Hapstak, Ed/Affleck, Ben/Nassauer, Tyson/O'Larkin, Christopher/Boe, Kyle/London, Jeremy/Johnson, Bryan (I)/Mosier, Scott/Brinkley, David (II)/Swenson, Britt/Lee, Jason (I)/Klein, David (I)/Suplee, Ethan/Banker, Carol/O'Halloran, Brian/Kovar, Mikey/Perkins, Zach/Blackwell, Steven (II)/Flower, Ethan/Hempleman, Terry/James, Art (I)/Rooker, Michael/Gadbois, Jeff/Lee, Stan (I)/Gori, Gino/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Mack, Bryce/Mewes, Jason/Fox, Brad (I)/Flanagan, Walter (I)/Smith, Kevin (I)/Burt, Earl R./Adams, Joey Lauren/Doherty, Shannen/Woolever, Mary/Humphrey, Renée/Ashley, Elizabeth (I)/Frye, Chelsea/Melloy, Tammara/Barnes, Priscilla/Forlani, Claire/Muirhead-Manik, Crystal +Maltese Falcon, The (1941)/Burke, James (I)/Bogart, Humphrey/Hamilton, John (I)/Mann, Hank (I)/Cook Jr., Elisha/Greenstreet, Sydney/Bond, Ward/Hopper, William (I)/Parnell, Emory/Huston, Walter/Alper, Murray/Homans, Robert/Hale, Creighton/MacLane, Barton/Gan, Chester/Mower, Jack/Lorre, Peter (I)/Drake, Charles (I)/Cowan, Jerome/Patrick, Lee (I)/Astor, Mary (I)/George, Gladys +Malèna (2000)/Ferracane, Fabrizio/Pellegrino, Angelo/Fortuna, Angelo/Bramati, Vanni/Rizza, Roberto/Catalano, Franco/Gullotto, Emanuele/Croce, Lazzaro/Notarianni, Pietro/Drago, Francesco/Guarrera, Gianluca/Litrico, Giovanni/Borgese, Totò/Fisichella, Sebastiano/Provvidenti, Pippo/Fulfaro, Antonio/Scuderi, Agostino/Febraro, Giovanni/Luciano, Giuseppe/Martino, Salvatore/Terranova, Vincenzo/Idonea, Gilberto/Pellegrino, Antonio/Cremona, Alessandro/Aronica, Gaetano/Catalano, Marcello/Seminara, Sergio/Puglisi, Antonello/Zizzo, Giuseppe/Ursino, Agostino/Castrogiovanni, Claudio/Piano, Claudio/Gennaro, Domenico/Morgensztern, Noam/Federico, Luciano/Sulfaro, Giuseppe/Pattavina, Giuseppe/Killer, Turi/Siddi, Fausto/Scaduto, Orio/Martorana, Giovanni/Battista, Angelo/Bramanti, Michel Daniel/Alessi, Adelaide/Sardo, Lucia/De Libero, Patrizia/Salesi, Giada/Bellucci, Monica/Fichera, Sebastiana/Andrea, Vitalba/Quatrocchi, Rori/Terranova, Maria/Muzi, Claudia/Pace, Paola/Marchese, Chiara/Di Clemente, Maria Teresa/Rizza, Adriana/Morucci, Elisa/Giusto, Ornella/Di Luzio, Gabriella/Pulvirenti, Carmela/Arena, Daniele/Puglisi, Conchita/Piana, Matilde/Giarratana, Noemi +Man Apart, A (2003)/Haje, Richard/Rodriguez, Joe (I)/Reitz, Scott/Austin, Alan (II)/Verdu, Santiago/Olyphant, Timothy/Fernández, Juan (I)/Tyler, Lamont/Morales, F. Valentino/Scriba, Mik/Bracamonte, Rubelio/Gross, Richard (I)/Davitian, Ken/Sharperson, George/Kober, Jeff/Diesel, Vin/Babb, Tim/Rodriguez, Marco (I)/Tate, Larenz/Holguin, Toby/Straughter, Malieek/Eastin, Steve/Bray, Ben/Gonzales, Zachary John/Fraade, Robert/Moroff, Mike/Compton, Norm/Silva, Geno/Papajohn, Michael/Conchado, Ray/Ebie, Delno/Kopache, Thomas/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Boeke, Jim/Cueto, Esteban/Davila, Azalea/Amter, Alice/LaMonica, Cristina/Flowers, April/Bezanilla, Roslyn/Alane, Dawnn/Coons-Parker, Atiana/Curtis, Charlie/Perez, Carmen (I)/Steffans, Karrine (I)/Arcé, Maria/Hoyos, Terry/Sterling, Rachel/Salem, Laura/Alvarez, Elizabeth (I)/Fitz-Carter, Aleane/Enriquez, Sonia/Lee, Julia (III)/Nelson, Meriah/Harrison, Paula/Eckert, Kristin/Obradors, Jacqueline +Man for All Seasons, A (1966)/Adamson, Raymond/Shaw, Robert (I)/Luckham, Cyril/Welles, Orson/Blakely, Colin/Henley, Drewe/Heathcote, Thomas/Wade, Michael (I)/Gwillim, Jack/Davenport, Nigel/Hurt, John/Nettleton, John/Zimmerman, Matt (I)/Scofield, Paul (I)/Boddey, Martin/Redgrave, Corin/Latimer, Michael (I)/Brack, Philip/Hardwick, Paul/McKern, Leo/Nicholls, Anthony/Mason, Eric (II)/York, Susannah/Hiller, Wendy/Joyce, Yootha/Redgrave, Vanessa/Heath, Eira/Urquhart, Molly +Man in the Iron Mask, The (1998 I)/Byrne, Gabriel/Hofland, Michael/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Malkovich, John/Atterton, Edward/Depardieu, Gérard/Laurie, Hugh/Jocelyn, Matthew/Montagut, François/Hémon, Olivier/Patron, Emmanuel/Nemeth, Vincent/Erickson, Christian/Brissart, Jean-Pol/Morris, Michael (II)/Guttierez, Emmanuel/Irons, Jeremy/Sarsgaard, Peter/Sheridan, Joe/Wallace, Andrew (I)/Lowe, David (V)/Backers, Sonia/Belly, Karine/Godrèche, Judith/Parillaud, Anne/Boucher, Brigitte (I)/Varela, Leonor (I)/Fraser, Laura (II)/Auclert, Cécile/Auber, Brigitte +Man in the Moon, The (1991)/Ball, Derek (II)/Mitchum, Bentley/Lively, Ernie/Waterston, Sam/London, Jason/Letts, Dennis/Ball, Spencer/Strickland, Gail/Warfield, Emily/Chappell, Anna/Witherspoon, Reese/Harper, Tess/Smith, Brandi (I)/Bergeron, Earleen/Smith, Sandi +Man of the House (2005 I)/Whigham, Shea/Reneau, Vania/Medina, Adam/Parks, Terry/Southwell, Robert/Corrigan, Sean (I)/Aldridge, Desmond/Baker, Jim (VII)/Reynolds, Tom (III)/Cavazos, Ricky/Jeffery, Chase Ryan/Patel, Rajiv/Turner, Loren/Akulov, Aleksandr/Tung, Eric T./Cruz, Jack/Turner, Mark (V)/De Luna, Jesse/Duckett, Deante/Johnson, Brandon (IV)/Aboussie, Phil/Moffatt, Stephen/Monahan, David Andrew/Campos, Joseph Thomas/Douglas, Lucien (I)/Ortega, Jimmy/Van Holt, Brian/Garth II, Matthew/Martin, Carl F./Jones, Tommy Lee/Dunard, David/Bryant II, William/Williams, Nar/Crowley, Timothy F./Ermey, R. Lee/Armstrong, Curtis/Davis, Loren/Perry, Rick (II)/Cedric the Entertainer/Hayes, Bruce (IV)/Johnson, Lorenzo/Hanson, Mark (I)/Calhoun, Luc/Dahlberg, Christopher/Christian, Ash/Martin, Whon/Burney II, James/Bruton, Turner Stephen/Kane, Bo/Gallagher, Joanna (I)/Johnson, Kimberley R./Millsap, Denisha/Mills, Althea/Millsap, Elizabeth/Ferlito, Vanessa/Garcés, Paula/Harrington, Michele (I)/Ofumbi, Aminah/Archer, Anne/Morris, Chevonne/Garza, Gina/Vassey, Liz/Evanich, Megan/Brewster, Paget/Atkins, Thomasina A./Morris, Sheven/Keena, Monica/Woodward, Shannon Marie/Zepeda, Nicole/Harte, Sammy/McMinn, Brandie/Garner, Kelli/Milian, Christina/Watkins, Clarissa/Knighten, Katie/Atkins, Alana +Man on Fire (2004)/Campero, René/González Leal, Jesús/Poncelis, Manuel/Arvizu, Fernando/Alvarez, Gonzalo/Rourke, Mickey/Moya, Fernando (I)/Yu Lee, Yorge/Ochoa, Jesús/Walken, Christopher/Farfán, Arturo/Sánchez Parra, Gustavo/Pelaez, Hugo/Grunberg, Adrian/De Pascual, Victor/Victoria, Jorge/González, Jesús (IV)/Santana, Rubén/Taracena, Gerardo/Tagle, Hector/Garcia, Jose Jesus/Anthony, Marc (I)/Gonzales, Steve (II)/Zermeño, Raul/Yoshida, Ryoirchiro/Ishiguro, Ryoji/Perskie, Stacy/Montini, José/Estrada, Ghalil Elhateb/Rivera, Eduardo (V)/Almada, Jorge/Gonzalez, Enrique/Cimet, Enrique/Zurita, Rodrigo/Sandoval, Abraham/Hernandez Zertuche, Hector/Kwok, Roberto/Genesio, Hugo/Estrella, Alberto/Zárate, Jorge/Pardave, Andres/Berzosa, Fernando/Zaragoza, Mario/Zaragoza, Javier Torres/Yanes, Eduardo/Paraventi, Charles/Pineda, Alberto/De La Trinidad, Esteban/Gaucin, Rafael/Takena, Takanori/Washington, Denzel/Picont, Jorge/Chavez, Rodrigo/Merlo, Jorge/Cardenas, Aram/Barada, Carlos/De Jesus Hernandez, Jose/Guerrero, Jorge (II)/Del Castillo, Heriberto/Yáñez, Eduardo/Giannini, Giancarlo/De Jesus Martinez, Jose/Camps, Alejandro/Camilo, Gero/Navarro Vazquez, Iztel/González, Georgina (II)/Cal y Mayor, Marisol/Sparkle (I)/Hernández, Rosa María (I)/Ticotin, Rachel/Rosado, Angelica/Peláez, Angelina/Flores Garcia, Guadalupe/Aguirre, Ofelia/Cantoral, Itatí/Pina, Beatriz/Fuentes, Rossana/Garcia Contreras, Valentina/Fanning, Dakota/Mitchell, Radha/Richards, Elvira/Manjarrez, Berenice/Alvarez, Dunia/Rueda, Maria Hall/Martinez, Daniela/Pellicer, Ariane/Pablo, Norma/Martínez, Norma/Trujillo, Nydia A./Salinas, Carmen +Man on the Moon (1999)/Verdonck, Thomas/Zabel, Jeff/Mahoney, Brian J./Galla, Tony/Hoffman, Jeffrey M./Villani, Michael/Shapiro, George (I)/Belzer, Richard/Walter, Tracey/Ferreira, Roger/Balsam, Bert F./Lawler, Jerry/Keystone, Howard/Carr, Tim (II)/Guerrero, Armando (I)/Friedman, Budd/Prechel, Greg/Travis, Greg (I)/Marocco, Frank/Lane, Al (II)/Hirsch, Judd/Koechner, David/Rosenfeld, Isadore/Pepper, Bob (II)/Feather, Phillip/Collins, Emmy/Del Gatto, Lewis/Mitchell, Ed (II)/Hyche, Heath/Emmet, Bob/McGinnis, Sid/Michaels, Lorne/O'Donnell, Robert/Lufkin, Michael/Lenkowsky, Philip/Letterman, David/Legend, Johnny/Diner, Evan/Kelly, Michael (V)/Lum, James/Bonerz, Peter/Ross, Jim (III)/Normyle, Bill/Mitchell, John (VIII)/Wayne, Fredd/LeBell, Gene/Thomasson, David (I)/Senatore, Pat/Martinez, Kris (I)/Conaway, Jeff/DeVito, Frank/Pickett, Lenny (II)/Divers, Tim/Giamatti, Paul/Blom, Jani/Foster, Alex (I)/Williams, Steven D./Carrey, Jim/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Alexander, Max (II)/Armbruster, Thomas/McCarty, James/Wilde, Nicholas/Fig, Anton/Chapin, Miles/Holeman, Robert/Hynes, Davey Rockit/Johnson, D.J. (I)/Price, Matt (I)/West, Howard/Pendry, Greyson Erik/Lucas, Billy D./DeVito, Danny/Elliott, David (I)/Blaine, Hal/Peck, Brian (I)/Mendez, Tiger/Sutton, Greg/Pendarvis, Leon/Schiavelli, Vincent/Sawyer, James (II)/Boriello, Bobby/Aronson, David (II)/Iles, Alex/Yoakum, John/MacDonald, Norm/Sanchez, Ron (II)/Reid, Bill (II)/Verley, Tony/Russell, Lance/Ebling, Kenneth David/Oshman, Cash (I)/Gottwald, Lukasz/Bokhour, Ray/Baldyga, Scott/Barney, Thomas/Perlman, Philip/Pinkosh, Mark/Pelton, Shawn/Hamilton, Lonnie/Dreesen, Tom (I)/Byrne, Gerry Robert/Overman, Rook/Lassick, Sydney/Hollis, Ted/Zmuda, Bob/Davenport, Mark (I)/Gardner, Earl/Alarcon, Lance/Mamey, Norman Henry/Zito, Chuck/Jenkins, Yoshi/Turre, Steve/Briscoe, Brent/Mochrie, Colin/Oswalt, Patton/Ford, Doug (I)/Thomas, Jeff (I)/Becker, Gerry/Roberts, Conrad/Steiner, Rob (I)/Thomas, J. Alan/Palmer, K.P./Majetti, Mark/Shaffer, Paul/Lee, Will (I)/Brissette, Charlie/Carver, Randall/Pelant, Christopher/Yearwood, Howard/von Jansky, Ladi/Bossett, Tamara/Hughes, Tara Nicole/Dolgin, Shirry/Hardwick, Cheryl/Fisher, Penny/Polland, Wendy/Lyles, Leslie/Challman, Karen Blake/Pesicka, Christie/Yaping/Burgio, Danielle/Rossberg, Kathryn/Kane, Carol (I)/Olson, Tiffany/Jones, Angela (I)/Gage, Melanie A./Chavarria, Jennifer/Rhea, Caroline/Miller, Katie (I)/Emami, Shari/Maglaris, Maria Elena/Webb, Natalie/Carson, Krystina/Swanson, Michelle E./Ben-Asher, Judy/Colonna, Brittany/Rusa, Cheryl/Gabriele, Kelly Jones/Scanlon, Patricia (I)/Nixon, April/Sheerin, Kelly/Tinkham, Amy/Hader, Catherine/Cabot, Christina/Carter, Stacy/Moroney, Catherine Mary/Lilly, Tricia/Eaton, Doris (I)/Cameron, Christine (I)/Devlin, Jessica/Henner, Marilu/Love, Courtney/Haley, Lisa (I)/Suyama, Michon/Eaton, Lisa/Moore, Jessica (II)/Cevallos, Linda/Naranjo, Valerie/Nishiwaki, Michiko/Schaffer, Molly/Aylesworth, Reiko/Jenícková, Eva/Chang, Betsy/Richardson, Kristin (I)/Simpson, Alison/Englehardt, Christina/Sokol, Marilyn/Brychta, Edita/Small, Mews/Harris, Betsy/Chapman, Teresa (I)/Gibson, Caroline/Mills, Natalie/Abdy, Pamela/Cooper, Kelly/Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Sullivan, Lea (I)/Songer, Melinda/Vesey, Melanie/Zients, Rachel/Jaffee, Claudia/Aburto, Deana Ann/Mueller, Maureen/Martin, Karen/McGinnis, Rachel (I)/Seaman, Karissa/Jackson, Jeanine (I)/Pitts, Mia/Mays, Tabatha/Carrey, Melissa/Lopez, Lindsay/Case, Jacqueline +Man Who Cried, The (2000)/Friend, Sam/Sobchak, Victor/Hassan, Abraham/Barry, Cliff/Scheinman, Danny/Mount, Michael (IV)/Richman, Danny/Fellows, Don/Wishart, Theo/Gary, Cedric/Albrecht, Richard/Andrae, Manfred/Verón, Pablo/Ziyrek, Ahmet/Depp, Johnny/Dalmagro, Hugues/Yankovsky, Oleg/Clayton, Paul (I)/Martin, Lloyd (I)/Baxt, David/Meir, Uri/Puckler, Damien/Clarke, Patrick (III)/Yiasoumi, George/Chersky, Frank/Hoffman, Alfred/Majer, Peter/Ghoul, Saïfi/Flinder, Harry/Ivanir, Mark/David, Alan (I)/Osborn, Thom/Spear, Bernard/Stanton, Harry Dean/Shaps, Cyril/de Haidouks, Taraf/Hart, Daniel (II)/Turturro, John/Davis, Barry (II)/Sammel, Richard/Boucher, Brigitte (I)/Claire, Imogen/Krief, Norah/Meir, Ayala/Korwin, Anna/Gillespie, Chris/Tzelniker, Anna/Richman, Sophie/Clarke, Bridget/Melling, Isabella/Hoddinott, Diana/De Haviland, Consuelo/Pravda, Hana Maria/Karlin, Miriam/Lander-Duke, Claudia/Labeque, Katia/Labeque, Marielle/Hardouin, Hélène/Cleaver, Sue/Springer, Joyce/Roire, Odile/Hogarth, Katherine/Ricci, Christina/Blanchett, Cate/De Vito, Shelly/Gossling Valerio, Susie/Bryant, Ornella +Man Who Fell to Earth, The (1976)/Southern, Terry/Prouse, Peter/Casey, Bernie/Kane, Jackson D./Torn, Rip/Breeding, Richard/Riccardo, Rick/Nelson, Albert/Lovell, Jim/Bowie, David (I)/Crawford, Lilybelle/Henry, Buck/Mascia, Tony/Holland, Hilary/Larussa, Adrienne/Hutton, Linda/Clark, Candy/Letteau, Debbie/Jennings, Claudia +Man Who Knew Too Little, The (1997)/Morlidge, Roger/Holmes, Bob (III)/Woodall, Andrew/Parisi, Cliff/Round, Jason/Boyce, David (I)/Justus, Mike/Myerscough, Damian/Hounslow, David/Kulikoy, Yevgenii/Chandler, Simon/Shearer, Paul (I)/Pickering, Donald/Kay, Barnaby/Fogerty, Adam/O'Neill, Terry (I)/Smith, Joel (III)/Ekkel, Bibs/Marsan, Eddie/Ahlurlia, Jason/Freeman, J.E./Ruffin, David (II)/Dow, Jonathan/Thomson, John (I)/Smith, Mike (XIX)/Hide, John (I)/Molina, Alfred (I)/Harvey, Terence/Wilson, Richard (II)/De Ste Croix, Leon/Fletcher, Dexter (I)/Rouse, Michael (II)/Simon, Charles (II)/Gandini, Sean/Asriev, Vladimir/Kondratyuk, Vladimir/Myrtle, Rick/Murray, Bill (I)/Storry, Malcolm/Collins, John (XIII)/Woodeson, Nicholas/Caulfield, Maxwell/Cubison, Richard/Thompson, Michael (VII)/Rouse, Steve (II)/Conway, Graham/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Toon, Mike/Michaels, David (I)/Whalley, Tat/Lewis, Jason (III)/Gunstock, Ashley/Rathbone, Hugh/Yamamota, Yoshinori/Simonoy, Andrei/Whitham, Fred/Treays, Aiden/Kay, Daryll/Outkine, Igor/Standing, John (I)/Mylius, Simon/Tribe, Ben/Dixon, Richard (I)/Barrett, Venetia/James, Geraldine/Chancellor, Anna/Henfrey, Janet/Broughton, Linda/Whalley, Joanne/Fowler, Cate/Lazlo-Carr, Linzi/Ekkel, Larisa/Phillips, Jacqueline (I)/Dawson, Judith (I)/Ogura, Toshie/Reid, Sheila (I)/Gradwell, Josephine/Ba, Inday/Crowden, Sarah/Hernández, Isabel (II)/Greene, Sarah +Man Who Knew Too Much, The (1934)/Banks, Leslie/Walsh, Percy/Paton, Charles/Atkinson, Frank (I)/Stoker, H.G./Wakefield, Hugh/Vosper, Frank/Warmington, S.J./Vyvian, Jack/Fresnay, Pierre/Oscar, Henry/Clarke-Smith, D.A./Curzon, George/Walters, Hal/Lorre, Peter (I)/Piper, Frederick/Knight, James (I)/Oates, Cicely/Greet, Clare/Best, Edna/Harrison, Joan (I)/Pilbeam, Nova +Man Who Knew Too Much, The (1956)/Chraibi, Abdelhaq/Kasket, Harold/Buckton, Clifford/Willman, Noel/Krugman, Lou/Stewart, James (I)/Herrmann, Bernard/Mowbray, Alan/Marshall, John (II)/Fine, Harry/Gotell, Walter/Wieth, Mogens/Manouk, Edward/Olsen, Christopher (I)/Frees, Wolf/Gélin, Daniel/Williams, Peter (II)/Peddieson, Liddell/Wordsworth, Richard/Frazer, Alex/Barrard, John/Truman, Ralph/Nalder, Reggie/Warde, Anthony/Verney, Guy/Aherne, Patrick/Camlin, Peter/Howe, George (II)/Frome, Milton/Lynton, Mayne/O'Malley, John (I)/Bobrinskoy, Alexi/Marner, Richard/Newport, Leslie/Ridley, Arthur (I)/Wattis, Richard/Brainville, Yves/Gordon, Leo (I)/Martin, Lewis (I)/Keegan, Barry/Whyte, Patrick/Zeidman, Allen/Mercier, Louis (I)/Lawton, Donald/Snowden, Eric/Miles, Bernard/Neff, Ralph/Atkinson, Frank (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Lamble, Lloyd/De Banzie, Brenda/Farr, Pauline/Burke, Barbara/Jones, Carolyn (I)/Palmer, Elsa/Shahrivar, Mahin S./Macfarlane, Janet/Bruce, Janet (I)/Talton, Alix/Brooke, Hillary/Taylor, Alma/Buckingham, Naida/Lindsey, Enid/Holland, Gladys/Day, Doris (I)/Flowers, Bess/Bascomb, Betty +Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The (1962)/Van Cleef, Lee/Wayne, John (I)/Murray, Ken (I)/Williams, Jack (I)/Arteaga, Mario (I)/Qualen, John/Jauregui, Ed/Harris, Sam (II)/Pennick, Jack/Mapes, Ted/Pyle, Denver/Borzage, Danny/Carradine, John/Simon, Robert F./Marvin, Lee/Kenny, Jack (II)/Akins, Charles (I)/Talbot, Slim/Henry, William (I)/Devine, Andy (I)/Roberson, Chuck/Whiteford, Blackie/Roosevelt, Buddy/Hoover, Joseph/Hayward, Chuck (I)/Volkie, Ralph/Baker, Leonard (I)/Seel, Charles/Stewart, James (I)/Morton, Charles (I)/Morgan, Bob (I)/Martin, Strother/Fisher, Shug/Young, Carleton/Hodgins, Earle/Bouchey, Willis/Hightower, Bryan 'Slim'/O'Brien, Edmond/Montana, Montie/Birch, Paul/Strode, Woody/Donner, Robert (I)/Wagner, Max (I)/Holmes, Stuart/Finley, Larry (I)/Whitehead, O.Z./Astor, Gertrude/Malouf, Jacqueline/Phillips, Dorothy (I)/Gibson, Helen (I)/Miles, Vera/Nolan, Jeanette/Novak, Eva/Lee, Anna (I)/Pond-Smith, Stephanie +Man Who Wasn't There, The (2001)/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Reeves, Arthur (II)/Fudge, Alan/Alexi-Malle, Adam/Callahan, E.J./Thayer, Max/Schrum, Peter/Donnelly, Jon/Gordon, Lloyd/Crofoot, Leonard/Berenson, Craig (I)/Polito, Jon/Hart, Gordon (II)/Colman, Booth/Ross, Ron (I)/Hughes, Kenneth (I)/Ives, George/Shalhoub, Tony/Gandolfini, James/Haley, Brian/Donati, Don/Benrubi, Abraham/Borisoff, Devon Cole/Badalucco, Michael/Higgins, John Michael/Lanier, Nicholas/Ferratti, Christian/Hawn, Phil/DeSantis, Stanley/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Gould, Geoffrey/Loftin, Robert (II)/Binkley, Gregg/Dahlgren, Tom/Martin, Dan (II)/Kriesa, Christopher/Scarry, Rick/Rooney, Ted (I)/Siragusa, Peter/McGee, Jack (I)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Bland, Rita/Singleton, Hallie/Hughes, Qyn/Malmrose, Monika/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/McDonald, Rachel/Borowitz, Katherine/Gemignani, Rhoda/Blair, Joan M./Pareira, Randi/Hamilton, Brenda Mae/McDormand, Frances/Baranishyn, Audrey K./Weber, Michelle/Hayres, Cherilyn/Bogue, Mary/Smith, Brooke (I)/Johansson, Scarlett/Chauvin, Lilyan +Man Who Would Be King, The (1975)/Jaffrey, Saeed/Connery, Sean/Acres, Graham/Bouih, Karroom Ben/Singh, Kimat/Blue Dancers of Goulamine, The/Moses, Albert (II)/May, Jack (I)/Larbi, Doghmi/Antrim, Paul/Caine, Michael (I)/Singh, Gurmuks/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Shamsi, Mohammad/Ocampo, Yvonne/Atbib, Nadia/Caine, Shakira +Man with One Red Shoe, The (1985)/Noonan, Tom/De Souza, Noel/Selburg, David/Coleman, Dabney/Levin, Charles (I)/Lander, David L./Durning, Charles/Carry, Julius/Resin, Dan/Robman, Mark/Hanks, Tom/Herrmann, Edward/LaFleur, Art (I)/Martin, George (II)/Ziskie, Dan/Belushi, James/Chiu, Tom/McGonagle, Richard/Metzman, Irving/Rayhall, Tom/Hamilton, Frank (II)/Ware, Jeff/Brinkley, Ritch/Bradley, Stephen (I)/Sako, Sam/Stiers, David Ogden/Walker, Charles (I)/Graham, Gerrit/Clark, Richard (IV)/Freeman, Damita Jo/Bethune, Ivy/Fisher, Carrie/Raggio, Lisa/Carroll, Victoria/Singer, Lori (I)/Duckworth, Dortha/Gaul, Patricia +Man with the Golden Gun, The (1974)/Moore, Roger (I)/Maitland, Marne/Crawford, Leslie (I)/Osborne, Michael (I)/Plummer, Terence/Chan, Yiu Lam/Villechaize, Hervé/Toddy, Master/James, Clifton/Silver, George/Caldinez, Sonny/James, Gerald/Lee, Christopher (I)/Lee, Bernard (I)/Llewelyn, Desmond/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Goodliffe, Michael/Marioni, Ray/Loo, Richard/Everett, Gordon/Oh, Soon-Tek/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Fleming, Michael (I)/Cossins, James/Ekland, Britt/Maxwell, Lois/Yuen, Qiu/du Sautoy, Carmen/Wong, Wei Wei/Pacharintraporn, Joie/Adams, Maud/Therry, Francoise +Man with Two Brains, The (1983)/Benedict, Paul/Traylor, William (I)/Behrens, Bernard/Furth, George/Warner, David (I)/Fisher, George (III)/Cromwell, James (I)/Spratley, Tom/McLeod, Don (I)/Martin, Steve (I)/Marcus, Sparky/Griffin, Merv/Boen, Earl/Hern, Bernie/Sims, Warwick/Combs, Jeffrey/Orozco, Russell/Gold, Mel/Hobbs, Peter/Byrd, David (II)/Elbling, Peter/Stuart, John Easton/Brestoff, Richard/Vacío, Natividad/McCarthy, Francis X./Holliday, Art/Costin, Breck (I)/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Ricard, Adrian/Jackson, Elma V./Kramer, Stepfanie/Sarchet, Kate/Brooks, Randi/Minn, Haunani/Spacek, Sissy/Stark, Mya/Gago, Jenny/Walter, Perla/Marr, Oceana/Reiner, Estelle/Sherman, Wendy/Peterson, Diane +Man Without a Face, The (1993)/Kanew, Justin/DeDiemar Jr., Robert/Genest, Edmund/Currie, Michael/Martin, George (II)/Leverone, Gene/Sawyer, Timothy (I)/Stahl, Nick/Kellman, Sean/De Mave, Jack/Guptill, John B./Nelson, Sam (II)/Lineburg, Chris/Fuller, George D./Grenier, Zach/McLaughlin, David A./Meisle, William/Gibson, Mel (I)/Forte, Michael (I)/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Guenett, Drew/Hitt, Robert/Wescott Jr., Lawrence/Masur, Richard/MacRury, Malcolm/DeLuise, Michael/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Clarke, Elizabeth S./Lowe, Stanja/Taisey, Jessica/Henninger, Harriette C./De Baer, Jean/Hoffmann, Gaby (I)/Whitton, Margaret/Viva (I)/Wood, Kelly (II)/Mahler, Mary Lamar/Masterson, Fay +Man, The (2005)/Mackie, Anthony/Levy, Eugene/Cooke, Matt (I)/Sanz, Horatio/Ferrer, Miguel/Wickware, Scott/Cameron, Michael (V)/Sacco, Joe (I)/Hyndman, Eldridge/Goss, Luke/Bolan, Gordon/Hemphill, John (I)/Murray, Christopher/Bowes, Geoffrey/Edwards, Neville/Stelmack, Andrew/Oldring, Peter/Ghali, George/Authors, Jeff J.J./McCabe, Max/Rushton, Kevin/Jackson, Samuel L./Kosaka, Peter/Thomas, Leonard L./Spadone, Frank/Butcher, Randy/Akin, Philip/Serrano, Nestor/Keller, Joel S./Proctor, Toby/Rice, Gigi/Brown, Patricia/Yuste, Beatriz/Essman, Susie/Kelly, Jessica (I)/Parker, Leni/Pino, Dina/Cain-Sparks, Carrie/Crawford, Rachael (I)/Ames, Lindsay/Laidlaw, Jackie/Greenwood, Kathryn/Baldwin Montgomery, Tomorrow +Manchurian Candidate, The (1962)/Spiker, Ray/Foo, Lee Tung/Carter, Harry (II)/von Stralen, Anton/Bohn, Merritt/Finn, Mickey (I)/Holcombe, Harry/Masters, Michael/Thourlby, William/Steinberg, Irving/Francis, John (II)/Tsukamoto, Raynum K./Lowell, Tom (I)/Sinatra, Frank/Nalder, Reggie/Riordan, Robert/Dailey, Ray/Stevens, Bert (I)/Harvey, Laurence (I)/Gambina, Ralph/Yagi, James/Frees, Paul/Basso, Frank/Gregory, James (I)/Paulsen, Albert/Gray, Joe (I)/Corrigan, Lloyd/Hogan, Sam 'Kid'/Dhiegh, Khigh/Edwards, James (I)/Bissell, Whit/Adams, Joe (IV)/Harris, Tom (I)/Kelley, Barry (I)/Henderson, Douglas/Indrisano, John/Taggart, Hal/Bolin, Nick/LePore, Richard/Norris, Richard (II)/Burton, Robert (I)/Lawrence, John (III)/Silva, Henry/Kenny, Colin/Blair, Nicky (I)/McGiver, John (I)/Krugg, Lou/Miller, Harold (I)/Kenaston, Rita/Byrd, Evelyn/Benoit, Mary/Leigh, Janet/Nealy, Frances E./Parrish, Leslie (I)/Douglas, Joan (I)/Dillard, Mimi/Spivy, Madame/Hathaway, Maggie/Payne, Julie (III)/Norris, Karen/Etterre, Estelle/Jingu, Miyoshi/Henderson, Maye/Vaughn, Jeanne/Crawford, Lana/Flowers, Bess/Kleeb, Helen/Shin, Anna/Moll, Marquita/Lansbury, Angela +Manchurian Candidate, The (2004)/Macnamara, Pete/Johnson, Paul (XIV)/Wheeler, Big Jim/Crane, Ed/Keeley, David (I)/Brummer, Gordon/Ferrer, Miguel/Ciccolella, Jude/Ganz, Bruno/Branham, Craig/Ivanek, Zeljko/Howard, James (VI)/Howard, James B./Bedford Lloyd, John/Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Taylor, Antoine/Edwards, Daryl/Knaster, Jeremy/Franken, Al/Hitchcock, Robyn/LeFevre, Adam/Corman, Roger/Lazar, Paul/Levine, Ted/Long, Geovonne/Mosley, Walter/Roche, Jim (I)/Shehata, Michael/Utt, Kenneth (I)/Washington, Denzel/Stechschulte, Tom/Scoenfeld, Aaron/Artz, Tim/Richardson, Stephen (III)/Walker, Jiggs/Holbrook, Brad/Napier, Charles/Walter, Tracey/Perillo, Joey/Alessi, Joseph (III)/Meisle, William/Elrod, Joshua/Castle, Robert W./Winans, BeBe/Neumann, David (I)/Washington, Ukee/Wilkinson, Cassius Kumar/Austin, Reggie/Correa, Enrique (I)/Footman, Reginald/McCauley, James Michael/Darst, Danny/Irwin, Bill (I)/Blake, Andre B./Sia, Beau/Mowery, Josh/Ka, Shing/Perez-Campbell, Joaquin/Freddy, Fab Five/Russo, Christopher M./Kilman, Buzz/Armian, Neda/Borst, Jonathan/Sawyer, Forrest/Lumet, Sidney/McBurney, Simon/Dunn, Wally/Aprea, John/Blount Jr., Roy/Mackie, Anthony/Delahoussaye, Denzel/Hartell, Glen/Pierce, Michael C./Simpson, Malcolm/Lopez, Al (I)/Chapin, Tom (I)/Babatundé, Obba/Butler, Duana/Olmstead, Dan (I)/Voight, Jon/Karraker, Hugh/Dunn, Teddy (II)/Cantillo, Jose Pablo/Missick, Dorian/Northup, Harry/Larson, Darrell/Thomas, Raymond Anthony/Schreiber, Liev/Schreiber, Pablo/Stockwell, Dean/Roselli, Lauren/Newsome-Santiago, Stacey/McBride, Stephanie/King, Gayle/Sondreal, Leona E./Elise, Kimberly/Renaldo, Alyson/Valk, Kate/Smith, Anna Deavere/Fung, Gabriela/Demme, Josephine/Runyon, Marie/Jaffrey, Sakina/Brown, Jaclynn Tiffany/Maneiro Brown, Dorothy/Dowd, Ann/Torre, Roma/Farmiga, Vera/Carroll, E. Jean/McDowell, Lilly/Adamy, Julie/Danticat, Edwidge/Gary, Ann Pearl/Tong, Kaity/Ireland, Marin/Canale Harris, Tymberly/Roberson, Mitch/Streep, Meryl/DeNoble, Jane/Lewis, Carol Jean/Shaughnessy, Kristen/Simpson, Eliza/Haynes, Victoria (II)/Reno (I)/Lewarne, Prue/Hickock, Molly +Manderlay (2005)/Kier, Udo/Abiteboul, Michaël/Glover, Danny/Matthews, Ian (III)/Silva, Erich/Sey, Maudo/Karlsson, Hans/Mydell, Joseph/Maquignon, Charles/Wakijra, Alemayehu/Dafoe, Willem/Voge, Eric/Wolf, Nick/Hardiman, Andrew/Mpundu, Seth/Odhiambo-Widell, Derrick/Kempner, Teddy/Bramly, Virgile/Hurt, John/Idowu, Emmanuel/De Bankolé, Isaach/Launspach, Rik/Prince, Javone/Johansson, Mikael/Taylor, Ross (IV)/Hirvonen, Aki/Bateman, Geoffrey/Gildea, Fredric/Barr, Jean-Marc/Brinkmann, Ruben/Rowe, Clive/Davies, Jeremy (I)/Ivanek, Zeljko/Howard, Bryce Dallas/Croll, Doña/Sevigny, Chloë/Bacall, Lauren/Llewellyn, Suzette/Gideon, Llewella/Sosanya, Nina/Hammond, Mona/Holder, Ginny/Juel, Wendy +Mangler, The (1995)/Phillips, Demetre/Levine, Ted/Waldron, Adrian/Matmor, Daniel/Coombes, Norman/Schoonhoven, Gerrit/Le Plat, Ted/Taylor, Larry (I)/Crutchley, Jeremy/Englund, Robert/Keogh, Danny/Taylor, Sean (I)/Smerczak, Ron/Jensen, Todd (I)/Hamilton, Nan/Frangs, Irene/Hayden, Ashley (I)/Rault, Odile/Wilson, Megan/Morris, Lisa (I)/Pike, Vanessa/Blacker, Vera +Manhattan (1979)/Weis, Gary/O'Donoghue, Michael (I)/Serra, Raymond/Scheller, Damion/Doumanian, John/Allen, Woody/Murphy, Michael (I)/Anthony, Bill (I)/Linn-Baker, Mark/Rasche, David/Truro, Victor/Vance, Kenny/Levin, Charles (I)/Shawn, Wallace/Hoffman, Anne Byrne/Abzug, Bella/Streep, Meryl/Ludwig, Karen/Hanft, Helen/Keaton, Diane/Farrow, Tisa/Allen, Karen (I)/Hemingway, Mariel/Conroy, Frances +Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993)/Adler, Jerry (I)/Luggio, Michael/Lavin, Harry/Randazzo, Steven/Cerullo, Al/Braff, Zach/Addy, William/Doumanian, John/Rifkin, Ron/Pierce, Wendell/Alda, Alan/Mason, George (I)/Allen, Woody/Wheeler, Ira/Levy, Philip/Costelloe, John/Pellegrino, Frank (II)/Kauders, Sylvia/Cohen, Lynn (I)/Irizarry, Gloria/Norris, Melanie/Turturro, Aida/Huston, Anjelica/Sfinias, Yanni/Last, Ruth/Behar, Joy/Keaton, Diane/Redmond, Marge/Taylor, Linda (I)/Raffaelli, Suzanne +Manhunter (1986)/Clark, Melvin (I)/Faison, Frankie/Meeks, David/Fitzsimmons, David (I)/Pyles, Keith/Langhorne, Ryan/Seaman, David (I)/Quick, Dennis/Arrants, Bryant/Arrants, Christopher/Neil, Alex/Posey, John (I)/Kelly, Brian (III)/Lloyd, Mickey (I)/Chavaras, Gary/Smitrovich, Bill/Butler, Dan (I)/Frair, Jason/Farina, Dennis/Roberts, Michael D./Elliott, Chris (I)/Kelly, Greg (I)/Vitug, Michael/Burton, Robert A./Maloney, Peter (I)/Cianciolo, Chris/Talbott, Michael/Zubiena, Jim/Cox, Brian (I)/Noonan, Tom/Williams, Pat (II)/Fitzgerald, Ron/White, King/Pugh, Mickey/Russell, Michael (I)/Michaels, Sherman/Colquit, Ken/Perri, Paul (I)/Shriner, Kin/Snow, Norman/Snow, Daniel T./Bell, Marshall/Cwikowski, Bill/Petersen, William L./Brooks, David Allen/Hendrickson, Benjamin/Hogan, Steve (I)/Lang, Stephen (I)/Yarbaugh, Charles/Hawkins, Stephen/Johnson, Leonard (II)/Greist, Kim/Shay, Michele/Caggiano, Hannah/Ryall, Elisabeth/Ayala, Renee/Trapp, Robin/Carmen, Dawn/Dewey, Dana/Allen, Joan (I)/Winters, Lisa (I)/Moseley, Robin/Fonora, Lindsey/Chvatal, Cynthia/Holby, Kristin/Charbonneau, Patricia/Camp, Joanne/Beauvais, Garcelle +Mannequin (1987)/Lord, Charles/Newman, Andrew Hill/Lippe, Steve/Ryan, Pat (I)/Vinovich, Steve/Davish, Glenn (I)/Hammer, Ben (I)/Spader, James/Jundef, Jake/Taylor, Meshach/Levine, Harvey/Lloyd, Kenneth/Bailey, G.W./Golden, Lee/Lounsbery, Dan/McCarthy, Tom (I)/Greene, Bill (I)/McCarthy, Andrew (I)/Rubenstein, Phil/Maher, Christopher (I)/Lampert, Jeffrey/DeVinney, Vernon R./Getty, Estelle/Newman, Phyllis (I)/Goldhand, Judi/Cattrall, Kim/Davis, Carole (I)/Kirk, Nancy/Meinhardt, Kitty/Harris, Lara/Simms, Jane Carol/Conklin, Katherine/Moore, Jane (II)/Williams, Olivia Frances +Manon des sources (1986)/Girardot, Hippolyte/Auteuil, Daniel/Souza, Roger/Bacquier, Gabriel/Fransined/Montand, Yves/Damiani, Lucien/Betton, Marc/Maurel, Jean/Holgado, Ticky/Meffre, Armand/Dupon, André/Bouchaud, Jean/Nougaro, Pierre/Pain, Didier/Rippert, Pierre-Jean/Trompette, Françoise/Lozano, Margarita/Gamy, Yvonne/Liennel, Chantal/Béart, Emmanuelle/Depardieu, Elisabeth +Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966)/Reynolds, John (I)/Warren, Hal/Cavender, George/Rosenblum, Bernie/Jennings, William Bryan/Neyman, Tom/Nielson, Stephanie/Redd, Robin/Mahree, Diane/Proctor, Sherry/Coburn, Pat (I)/Hall, Jay/Molleur, Joyce/Sullivan, Pat (V)/Hansard, Lelanie/Neyman, Jackey/Burns, Bettie +Mansfield Park (1999)/Worters, Danny/Bonneville, Hugh/Purefoy, James/Curtis, Peter (II)/Sarson, Philip/McRae, Hilton/Byron, Bruce/Edwards, Charles (VI)/Miller, Jonny Lee/Nivola, Alessandro/Murphy, Jack (VII)/Pinter, Harold/Reid, Gordon/O'Connor, Frances (II)/Myles, Sophia/Eaton, Elizabeth (I)/Warner, Amelia/Popplewell, Anna/Waddell, Justine/Taylor-Gordon, Hannah/Gish, Sheila/Gordon, Talya/Woodbridge, Wendy/Duncan, Lindsay (I)/Hamilton, Victoria (I)/Flett, Emma/Davidtz, Embeth/Earl, Elizabeth/Darby, Eliza +Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The (1977)/Holloway, Sterling/Fiedler, John (I)/Reitherman, Bruce/Morris, Howard (I)/Turner, Timothy/Matthews, Junius/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Howard, Clint/Smith, Hal/Walmsley, Jon/Wright, Ralph/Winchell, Paul/Cabot, Sebastian (I)/Luddy, Barbara/Whitaker, Dori +Maquinista, El (2004)/Camín, Ramon/Lahoz, Ferran/Ceren, Daniel/Xidu, Jeremy/Ironside, Michael/Sharian, John/Long, Robert (VII)/Gilliard Jr., Larry/Torrington, Richard/Mimó, Jaume/Watson, Ewan/Stinton, Colin/Bale, Christian/Ayesa, Guillermo/Stevenson, Craig (I)/Bell, Norman (I)/Romero Moore, Matthew/Johnson, Chike/DePaul, James/Hood, Christopher (I)/Wilson, Reg (I)/Aspinall, Marc/Cathey, Reg E./Crane, Nancy/Àlvarez, Flora/Rubio, Marta/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Sánchez-Gijón, Aitana/Davis, Buffy (II)/Malcom, Molly/Massey, Anna +Mar adentro (2004 I)/Pou, José María/Olveira 'Pico', Xosé Manuel/Esperante, Xosé Manuel/Bardem, Javier/Amarilla, Alberto/Dalmau, Joan/Obregón, Adolfo/Jordán, Julio/Pérez Rey, Federico/Jiménez, Alberto (I)/Occhipinti, Andrea/Fernández Luna, Nicolás/Cambeiro, César/Garrido, Francesc/Lavisier, Raúl/Vidal, Juan Manuel/Bugallo, Celso/Novas, Tamar/Rodríguez, José Luis (IX)/Larralde, Marta/Rivera, Mabel/Dueñas, Lola/Segura, Clara/Rueda, Belén/Muiños, Yolanda +Marathon Man (1976)/Hernández, Wilfredo (I)/Pena, Tony/Kearns, Billy/Carrott, Ric/Weaver, Fritz/Steele, Lee/Dova, Ben/Woo, James Wing/Olivier, Laurence/Tirelli, Jaime/Pina, Lionel/Garson, John (I)/Stuthman, Fred/Scheider, Roy/Gilbert, Lou/Joseph, Allen/Palladini, Jeff/Etienne, Roger/Tanno, Louis/Bright, Richard (I)/McAllister, Shawn/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Dega, George/Tricoche/Ellis, Tom (I)/Goz, Harry/Martel, William/Devane, William/Vale, Michael (I)/Fraser, Bryant/Núñez, Daniel (I)/Bikila, Abebe/Price, Scott (I)/Robards, Glenn/Marin, Jacques (I)/Dacy, S.C./Williams, Treat/Bori, Gene/Hoffman, Dustin/Goya, Tito/Church/Serra, Raymond/Franco, Chuy/Wilson, Sally/Thyssen, Charlott/Omens, Estelle/Claudier, Annette/Keller, Marthe/Deslauriers, Nicole/Palfi Andor, Lotte/Beltran, Alma/Kennedy, Madge +Maratonci trce pocasni krug (1982)/Janjic, Milan/Stojkovic, Danilo 'Bata'/Tasic, Milovan/Jovanovic, Dragoslav/Mandic, Veljko/Jovanovic, Miroslav/Micovic, Vojislav/Topic, Nebojsa/Konjhodzic, Fahro/Paskaljevic, Mihajlo-Bata/Rastoder, Ras/Radmilovic, Zoran/Milinkovic, Stanojlo/Vujisic, Pavle/Aleksic, Mija/Milosavljevic, Dragoljub-Gula/Lazarevic, Radislav/Brodarac, Nikola/Diklic, Bogdan/Tomic, Milivoje/Todorovic, Bora/Sablic, Jelisaveta/Bihali, Melita +Marche de l'empereur, La (2005)/Kamiki, Ryunosuke/Fiorello/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Sitruk, Jules/Fagundes, Antônio/Ekman, Gösta (II)/Dai, Leon/Berling, Charles/Osawa, Takao/Bachchan, Amitabh/Chia, Ching-wen/Pillar, Patrícia/Gråbøl, Sofie/Kaitue, Katariina/Ishida, Hikari/Bohringer, Romane +Maria Full of Grace (2004)/Velasquez, Fernando (I)/Ferro, Hugo/Lopez, Guilied/Tobón, Orlando/Suarez, Fabricio/Trucco, Ed/Rameau, Patrick (I)/Sánchez Borhorquez, Rodrigo/Bejarano, Oscar/Daniel, Thomas/Osorio Gómez, Jaime/Toro, John Álex/Patiño, Charles Albert/Macias, Victor/Hincapie, Juan Porras/Suarez, Mateo/Plasencia, Bobby/Bandit, Singkhan/Guerrero, Wilson/Vergara De Solano, Ada/Moreno, Catalina Sandino/Vega, Yenny Paola/Mora, Johanna Andrea/Morales, Evangelina/Leyva, Selenis/Rae, Patricia/Perez, Maria Consuelo/Bonett, Lauren/Guarderas, Juana/Acosta, Ana Maria/Martin, Lourdes/Ariza, Virgina/Curnen, Monique +Mariachi, El (1992)/Martín, Máximo/Ortíz, Rosendo/Martínez, Roberto (I)/Marquardt, Peter/Martinez, Reinol/Cadena, Luis/Rodríguez, Jaime R./Vargas, Walter/Cadena, César/Santoyo, Robert/Delgado, Daniel (I)/Vejor, Manuel/Tortuga, Tito/García, Juan (IV)/Pérez, Sabas/Quezada, DiFonso/Barrón, Fermín/Martínez, Fernando (I)/Quiroz, Samuel/Martín, Guadencio/Delgado, Robert (I)/H.B./Peña, Alejandro (I)/Baró, Luis/Ramón, Poncho/Jáquez, Gerardo/Gallardo, Carlos (I)/Martínez, Afredo/Cisneros, Alfredo/López, Jesús (II)/Hoyos, Jaime de/Mata, Mario/Acosta, Manuel/Fabila, Oscar/Reyes, Israel (I)/Salinas, José/Gómez, Ramiro (II)/Gómez, Consuelo/Castillo, María/Delgado, Virgen/Vargas, Juanita/Scott, Clara/Puga, Yolanda +Marie Antoinette (2006)/Stehlé, Jean-Marc/Huston, Danny/Gould, Dominic/Barrett, Bo/Arnold, John (VI)/Amalric, Mathieu/Armesto, Sebastian/Scott, Fabrice/Malerba, Joseph/Rolland, Lucien/Schwartzman, Jason/Betts, Jago/Brandt, Carlo/Doutey, Alain/Doherty, William/Hardy, Tom (I)/Héliès, Philippe/Weaver, Al/Leplay, Francis/Jasmin, Paul/Bouvet, Jean-Christophe/Küng, Axel/Sheridan, Joe/Oumansky, André/Gallienne, Guillaume/Dornan, Jamie/Lance, James/Scarpitta, Jean-Paul/Fortune, Paul/Torn, Rip/Delpeyrat, Scali/Neal, Raphaël/Coogan, Steve/Boorman, Katrine/Sallette, Céline/Micelli, Camille/Bona, Gaëlle/Dunst, Kirsten/Van Barthold, Chloé/Byrne, Rose/Phoenix (I)/Davis, Judy/Argento, Asia/Fraser-Cavassoni, Natasha/Poidatz, Clementine/Faithfull, Marianne/Braiman, Clara/Shannon, Molly/Landeau, Aleksia/Mascaro, Lauriane/Nighy, Mary/Clément, Aurore/Henderson, Shirley (I)/Bottoms, Io/Berenfeld, Mélodie/Betts, Florrie/Adler, Sarah (II) +Marked for Death (1990)/Anderson-Gunter, Jeffrey/Montanio, Wayne/O'Toole, Matt/Gelt, Grant/Tanzini, Philip/Lawrence, Loris/Murphy, Justin (I)/Cervantes, Gary/Strickland, Robert Ashiva Ganta/Snyder, Arlen Dean/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Jason, Peter/Barr, Richard (I)/Trejo, Danny/Bryan, Radcliffe/Levin, Matt (I)/White, Phillip Michael/Pinkard, Craig/Delmonte, Richard/Celozzi, Nicholas/Romero Evans, Victor/Steer, Libert/Boen, Earl/Chen, Philip (I)/Israel, Al/Joe, Prince Ital/Leamy, Harry John/Wallace, Basil/White, Stanley/Bernard, Eric (I)/David, Keith (I)/DiBenedetto, Tony/Brown, Einstein/Williams, Tony (VII)/Renteria, Joe/Goss, Christopher Allen/Willis, Lloyd/Deadrick, Rock/Cliff, Jimmy/Ralph, Michael (I)/Corello, Nick/Godbout, Roger Romero/Maskel, Haile/Walcott III, Noel L./Wright, Tom (I)/Huffman, Linus/Collins, Ansel/Dugan, Tom (II)/Seagal, Steven/Endeveri, John/Pacula, Joanna/Harris, Danielle/Harimoto, Dale/Ivens, Teri/Gracen, Elizabeth/Sahagun, Elena/Shively, Debby/Martel, Andria/Ford, Bette/McLaughlin, Carol/Verreos, Rita/Weigel, Teri/Cullen, Kerrie/Canning, Sandra/Danon, Leslie/Burch, Tracey +Marnie (1964)/Taggart, Hal/Connery, Sean/Stevens, Bert (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Sweeney, Bob/Gabel, Martin/Beckman, Henry/Crosse, Rupert/Alvin, John (I)/Napier, Alan/Launer, S. John/Dern, Bruce/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Chiles, Linden/Selzer, Milton/Latham, Louise/Hedren, Tippi/Phillips, Carmen (I)/Beck, Kimberly/Wyllie, Meg/Baker, Diane/Scott, Melody Thomas/Hartley, Mariette/Lorimer, Louise/Bronson, Lillian/Evanson, Edith +Married to the Mob (1988)/Schwartz, George 'Red'/Vignari, Steve/Babatundé, Obba/Kilman, Buzz/Acquilino, Frank/Carter, Bill (I)/Nici, Anthony J./Borkan, Gene/Olasio, Carlos Anthony/Walter, Tracey/Haggerty, Captain/Giovanni, Carlos/Johansen, David/García, Luis (IV)/Corsel, Ralph/Isaak, Chris/Wilson, Trey/Platt, Oliver/Klar, Gary Howard/Spoons, Mr./Goetzman, Gary/Dassin, Daniel/Baldwin, Alec/Spinell, Joe/Lewis, Al (III)/Phipps, Patrick/Utt, Kenneth (I)/Blount Jr., Roy/Modine, Matthew/Ferrara, Frank/O'Connell, Tim (I)/Lazar, Paul/Solondz, Todd/Fitzpatrick, Tony (I)/Reno, James/Gio, Frank/Allen, Jason (I)/Napier, Charles/Miller, Warren (I)/Pierce, Arthur/Quinn, Colin/Stockwell, Dean/Miranda, D. Stanton/Duckworth, Tara/Dore, Wilma/Cusack, Joan/Karnilova, Maria/Willoughby, Marlene/Friedman, Dee Dee/Ruehl, Mercedes/Cornell, Ellie/Jae, Lezli/Jones, O-Lan/Travis, Nancy/Gordy, Alison/Pfeiffer, Michelle/East, 'Sister' Carol/Cooper, Blondell/Howard, Janet (I)/Maffia, Roma/Puccerella, Diane/Puccerella, Suzanne/Demme, Dodie/Foley, Ellen +Mars Attacks! (1996)/Short, Martin (I)/Winfield, Paul/Washington, Carl (I)/Hammond, Brandon (I)/Bradley, John (I)/Argiro, Vinny/Gray, John (V)/Beatty, Jim/Mangan, Kevin/Brosnan, Pierce/Emerson, Jonathan/Lamoth, Don/King, Jeffrey/Moynihan, Joseph Patrick/J, Ray/Burke, Michael Reilly/Thomas, Ken (II)/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Schroeder, Barbet/Valentine, Steve (I)/Holden, Darelle Porter/Garson, Willie/Haley, Brian/Nicholson, Jack/Baker, Joe Don/Daniel, Gregg/Owens, C. Wayne/Skolimowski, Jerzy/Irving, Richard (II)/Jones, Tom (I)/Ludwig, Walt G./Bush, Tommy/Lambert, Ed/Howard, Rance/Steiger, Rod/Black, Jack (I)/So, Jay/Brown, Jim (I)/DeVito, Danny/Cai, Chi Hoang/Peterson, Roger (I)/Barnes, Julian (I)/Campbell, J. Kenneth/Jackson, Roger (VI)/Weinstein, Josh Phillip/Castillo, Enrique (I)/Roselius, John/Sherrill, David/Assad, Richard/McKinley, Scott/Finnegan, John (I)/Haas, Lukas/Maher, Joseph/Leigh, Coco/Hendrix, Sharon/Marie, Lisa (I)/Portman, Natalie/Hoffmann, Gloria/Rivera, Janice/Grier, Pam/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Carlson, Velletta/Applegate, Christina/Sidney, Sylvia/Silva, Rebeca/Smothers, Alexandra/Broussard, Rebecca/Wildman, Valerie/Jones, O-Lan/Bening, Annette/Genitempo, Maria Celeste/Black, Christi/Close, Glenn/Curry, Tamara 'Gingir'/Malgarini, Gloria M./Prulhiere, Timi/Bunch, Betty/Mori, Jeanne +Marty (1955)/Morse, Robin (I)/Beradino, John/Sutton, Frank/Minciotti, Silvio/Sullivan, Ed (I)/Wells, Alan (I)/Cane, Charles/Kelley, Walter/Paris, Jerry/Bryan, Marvin/Milford, John/Taggart, Hal/Mantell, Joe/Brkich, Nick/Bell, James (I)/Dennis, John (I)/Borgnine, Ernest/Minciotti, Esther/Urecal, Minerva/Mulqueen, Kathleen/Ciolli, Augusta/Blair, Betsy/Steele, Karen (I) +Marvin's Room (1996)/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Lisi, Joe (I)/Caruso, Phillip V./De Niro, Robert/Hedaya, Dan/Callahan, John (I)/Scardino, Hal/DuMouchel, Steve/Garber, Victor/Cronyn, Hume/Nixon, Cynthia/Leigh, Andrea/Rothman, L.A./MacKay, Lizbeth/Merediz, Olga/Verdon, Gwen/Keaton, Diane/Schram, Bitty/Stenborg, Helen/Streep, Meryl/Ripa, Kelly/Martindale, Margo/Parrish, Sally +Mary Poppins (1964)/Logan, James (I)/Delevanti, Cyril/Banas, Robert/Harris, Sam (II)/Halliday, Clive/Van Dyke, Dick/Tomlinson, David (I)/Breaux, Marc/Barclay, Don/Malet, Arthur/Matthews, Lester/Treacher, Arthur/Owen, Reginald/Ravenscroft, Thurl/McKennon, Dal/Wynn, Ed/Garber, Matthew/O'Malley, J. Pat/Butler, Daws/MacDonald, James (II)/Baddeley, Hermione/Andrews, Julie (I)/Lawton, Alma/Lloyd, Doris/Gerson, Betty Lou/Lanchester, Elsa/Thomas, Larri/Nixon, Marni/Johns, Glynis/Eaton, Marjorie/Bennett, Marjorie/Dotrice, Karen/Darwell, Jane/Shaw, Reta +Mary Reilly (1996)/Leaf, Richard/Boxer, Stephen/Gambon, Michael/Sheen, Michael/Ross, David (I)/Hinds, Ciarán/Barlow, Tim/Cole, George (I)/Mason, Bob (I)/Malkovich, John/Goodman, Henry (I)/Doggart, Evelyn/Potworowska, Mimi/Hanau, Sasha/Lee, Pui Fan/Marsh, Isabella/Griffiths Malin, Emma/Close, Glenn/Nottingham, Wendy/Simmons, Kadamba/Bassett, Linda (I)/Roberts, Julia (I)/Crockett, Ellie/Hagen, Julia/Stevens, Robbi/Brady, Moya/Staff, Kathy/Hones, Samantha/Gallagher, Bronagh +MASH (1970)/Williams, Howard (II)/Burghoff, Gary/Miller, Marvin (I)/Auberjonois, Rene/Skerritt, Tom/Viscuso, Sal/Concannon, Jack/Tarkenton, Fran/Consoldane, Michael/Goldman, Danny (I)/Cort, Bud/Brown, Timothy (I)/Schuck, John/Fischer, Corey (I)/Myers, John (I)/Fujioka, John/Jones, Jerry (I)/Murphy, Michael (I)/Williamson, Fred/Douglas, James B./Levine, Harvey/Duvall, Robert (I)/Arkin, David/Levy, Weaver/Gottlieb, Carl (I)/Chudy, Craig/Atwood, Kim (I)/Falk, Tom/Teal, Rick/Woodeschick, Tom/Smith, Noland/Buchanan, Buck (II)/Brown, Tommy (II)/Troup, Bobby/Gould, Elliott/Prymus, Ken/Knight, Ted (I)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Altman, Stephen/Bowen, Roger/Unitas, Johnny/Davidson, Ben/Ishimoto, Dale/Kapp, Joe/Wood, G./Nelson, Lloyd (I)/Haru, Sumi/Scott, Samantha (II)/Pflug, Jo Ann/Saito, Masami/Travis, Dianne Turley/Wilcox-Smith, Tamara/Kellerman, Sally/Arthur, Indus/Ikeda, Susan/Young, Yoko/Damon, Dawne/Cordell, Cathleen/Watanabe, Hiroko (I)/Peterson, Monica (I) +Mask (1985)/Cassavetes, Nick (I)/Rado, Ivan J./Kaplan, Norman/Willardsen, Scott/Sonnier, Jo-El/Carey Jr., Harry/Jensen, Jeff (I)/Adams, Michael (I)/Paul, Eddie (II)/Grace, Wayne/Bratton, Creed/Allen, Todd (I)/King, L. 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Paul/Jones, L.Q./Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Genaro, Tony/Cabral, Tony/Altamirano, Pedro/Espinoza, Sergio (III)/Carrera, Alberto/Iduñate, Eduardo/Martínez, Raúl (I)/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Vásquez Morales, Manuel de Jesús/de Almeida, Joaquim/Roberto, JD/Rafael, Iván/Sandoval, Diego (I)/Miller, Rudy (I)/Palma, Enrike/Marquez, William/Woolrich, Abel/López, Eduardo (I)/Villalpando, David/Rivers, Victor (I)/Chaykin, Maury/Fernández Cruz, Mónica/Zeta-Jones, Catherine/Garcia, Kelsie Kimberli/Carlson, Erika (I)/Huertas, Luisa/Garcia, Kaylissa Keli/Rosen, Julieta/Orisaga, Yolanda/Fernández Cruz, María/Bauche, Vanessa +Mask, The (1994)/Ortiz, Louis/Sato, Garret/Taylor, Chris (II)/Jeni, Richard/Lotterman, Beau/Forest, Denis/Roche, Eamonn/Montes, Richard (I)/Darga, Christopher/Barie, B.J./Alfieri, Joseph (II)/Bagley, Tim/Cathey, Reg E./Stewart, Nils Allen/O'Reilly, Robert/Kay, Howard (I)/Williams, Johnny (I)/Clark, Blake/Greene, Peter (I)/Doughan, Jim/Grevioux, Kevin/Boardman, Phil/Max (VI)/Ocean, Ivory/Carrey, Jim/Valmont, Bullet/Stein, Ben (I)/Peterson, Daniel James/Jazwinski, Peter/Keith, Robert (II)/McElroy, Scott/Roberts, Jeremy (I)/Matacena, Orestes/Riegert, Peter/Fisher, Joely/Ryiz, Rebecca/Berge, Catherine (I)/Diaz, Cameron/Yasbeck, Amy/Fish, Nancy/Walsh, Wendy L./Cook, Leslie/Ruimy, Randi/Dunn, Suzanne (I)/Williams, Meadow/Buonauro, Krista/Miller, Krista/Casey, Debra +Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003)/Thiam, Ousmane/Innes, George/D'Arcy, James (I)/Benitz, Max/Larkin, Chris (I)/Pugh, Robert (I)/Boyd, Billy (I)/Mannering, William/Dolan, Tony/Black, Aidan/Palmer, Alex/Jones, Mark Lewis/Randall, Jack (II)/Dick, Bryan/Ingleby, Lee/Bettany, Paul/Morgan, Joseph (I)/Mercer, Ian/Pates, Richard/Woodall, Edward/Pirkis, Max/McCabe, Richard/Gallagher, Patrick (I)/Threlfall, David/Segall, Thierry/Crowe, Russell/DeSantis, John +Master of Disguise, The (2002)/Gould, Harold (I)/Pimentel, Gabriel/Castellanos, Vincent/Iizuka, Yoshio/Vargas, Gustavo (I)/Cheng, Andy (II)/Morris, Dane/Sprouse, Cole/Koda, Hiro/Thompson, Kenan/Orosco, Oscar/Chi, Chao Li/Johnston, Jay/Lee, Bill Cho/Gormley, Steve/Bernardi, Barry/Riverside, Vincent/Devine, Mark (II)/Morrow, Andy/Shaifer, Andrew/Silpa, Mitch/Cedar, Larry/Fischer, Phillip/Sullivan, Kyle (I)/Nealon, Kevin/Armas, Adrian/Molale, Brandon/Price, Bryan Jeffrey/Bolton, Buddy/Mussenden, Roger/Johnson, Michael (XX)/Rooney, Ted (I)/Surels, Ronn/Quan, Stuart (I)/Ginther, Mark/Ritter, Julius/Rhee, Simon/Ho, Steven/Phillips, Michael (IV)/Johnson, Jesse (I)/Avari, Erick/Wolff, Austin/Goto, Al/Brolin, James/Sprouse, Dylan/Sano, Spencer/O'Quinn, Carrick/Crooke, Leland/Tenn, John/Jones, Phil (IV)/Nguyen, Johnny/Spiner, Brent/Lyons, Shane/Palmer, Eugene C./Hack, Steven/DeLuise, Michael/Ventura, Jesse/Loughran, Jonathan/Wilde, Tony (I)/Benshoof, Paul/Machray, Robert/Carvey, Dana/Smith, Michael Bailey/Catalano, Brian/Johnson, Mike (VI)/Keller, Jessica/Rivera, Naya/Derek, Bo/Del Rio, Martha (II)/Bogart, Andrea/Foiles, Lisa/Esposito, Jennifer/Lederman, Rachel/Icey, Berglind/Wilson, Tracy E./Simpson, Jessica (I)/Oppenheimer, Guelmarí/Hawkins, Virginia/Lindqvist, Sandra/Maxwell, Paulette/Lin, Theresa Madelin/Abdul, Paula/Smith, Christel/Hertford, Brighton/Goddard, Anna Marie/Metz, Ava/Andrews, Leasi/McClurg, Edie/Canals, Maria/De Leon, Patricia +Masters of the Universe (1987)/Towers, Robert (I)/Barty, Billy/Lundgren, Dolph/Scott, Walter (I)/Tolkan, James/De Longis, Anthony/McNeill, Robert Duncan/Livingston, Barry/Robles, Walter (II)/Carroll, Tony (I)/Langella, Frank/Maar, Pons/Cypher, Jon/Brooks, Peter (II)/Szponder, Richard/Nelson, Jessica (I)/Eyman, Cindi/Gilford, Gwynne/Foster, Meg/Field, Chelsea/Pickles, Christina/Cox, Courteney +Matador, The (2005)/Scott, Adam (I)/Zavala, Antonio/Meyerson, Jonah/Tellez, Israel/Brosnan, Pierce/Ocaranza, Benjamin/Miller, Arlin/Flores, Humberto (I)/Hall, Philip Baker/Angelino, Jose Luis/Valverde, Ramon/Alvarez, Ramon/Capetillo, Guillermo/Ruiz, Guillermo (V)/Pizarro, Federico/Moreno Jr., Carlos/Raymond, William (III)/Rivera, Trio Los/Morett, Jose Mauricio/Kinnear, Greg/Sosa, Roberto (I)/Baker, Dylan (I)/Robles, Jorge/Echeverria, Arturo/Amaya, Alejandro/Goldsmith, Gabriela/Alvarado, Berenice/Ehnis, Silvia/Dawson, Portia/Lobo, Claudia/Nacif, Vivianne/Horwitz, Carolyn/Muldoon, Maureen/Salvador, Karla/Davis, Hope (I)/Schwartz, Rachel (III)/Dávila, Adriana/Molina, Luz Maria/Rocha, Deborah/Kaufer, Penelope/Sáenz, Hanny/Medina, Azucena/Bonerais, Wiveca/Villa, Isabel +Match Point (2005)/Botes, Morne/Kebbell, Toby/Kaye, Paul (IV)/Armstrong, Alexander/Penry-Jones, Rupert/Mansfield, Philip/Pemberton, Steve/Goode, Matthew/Rhys Meyers, Jonathan/Fortune, John (I)/Bremner, Ewen/Handy, Scott/Cox, Brian (I)/Kunz, Simon (I)/Gatiss, Mark/Streatfield, Geoffrey/Oke, Alan/Nesbitt, James (I)/O'Donnell, Anthony/Salmon, Colin/Whymark, Patricia/Chapman, Georgina/Cadell, Selina/Hegarty, Mary (I)/Raison, Miranda/Gilchrist, Emily/Mortimer, Emily/Telford, Zoe/Kelly, Janis/Keegan, Rose/Murphy, Dawn (II)/Johansson, Scarlett/Tyzack, Margaret/Wilton, Penelope +MatchMaker, The (1997)/Dillon, Joe/Corcoran, Seamus/Ian, David (I)/Ferus, John/Hickey, James (I)/McDermottroe, Conor/O'Brien, Gerry/McDonnell, Niall/McCafferty, Frankie/Sanders, Jay O./Hickey, Paul (I)/Keogh, Jimmy/Walsh, Vincent/Hickey, Robert/O'Hara, David (I)/Murray, John Joe/King, David (I)/Fisher, Scott J./Tiernan, Tommy/Clancy, Claude/Aherne, Kieran/Dunne, Stuart/White, Brian J./Dix, Peter (II)/O'Shea, Milo/Kelly, David (I)/Cheeseman, Ken/Ryland, James/Dennehy, Ned/Leary, Denis/O'Neill, Owen (I)/Mandan, Robert/McDonagh, David (I)/Linehan, Rosaleen/O'Faolain, Donna/O'Brien, Nancy/Sheehy, Joan/Murphy, Sinead (I)/Gildea, Anne/Ryan, Ellen (I)/Vaughn, Siobhan/Kennedy, Maria Doyle/O'Tani, Alcemi/Garofalo, Janeane/Burrows, Saffron/Caffrey, Olivia/Billington, Holly Beth/Lee, Linda (III) +Matchstick Men (2003)/Zulevic, Jim/Assante, Marco/Clossin, Michael/Saito, Bill/Eastin, Steve/Kyris, Marco/Sherrill, Andi/Clark, Adam (I)/Kranz, Fran/Vigus, Larry/Rockwell, Sam/Westmoreland, Stoney/Malouky, Ramsey/Cage, Nicolas/Hauck, Jerry/Anderson, Dennis (II)/Altman, Bruce/Maculan, Tim/Gibbs, Nigel/Villarreal, Daniel (I)/McGill, Bruce/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Hubbard, Paul/Walters, Melora/Leveridge, Lynn Ann/Michaell, Monnae/Kelley, Sheila (I)/O'Hara, Jenny/Steele, Kate/Lohman, Alison/Grant, Beth/Cassidy, Kim (I)/Eddy, Sonya/Facio, Giannina +Matewan (1987)/Sayles, John/Scott, Mitch/Lawhorn, Delmas/Carlin, Tom/Siler, Ric/Mostel, Josh/Carlin, Thomas A./Grifasi, Joe/Haywood, Charles/Strathairn, David/Martin, Scott A./Cooper, Chris (I)/Daring, Mason/Clapp, Gordon (I)/McCleery, Gary/Poore, Thomas/Oldham, Will (I)/Decker, Fred/Payne Jr., Frank/Alexander, Jace/Taylor, Frank Hoyt/Mantell, Michael/Morris, Bill (II)/Preston, Michael B./Damron, Jim/Munsey, P. Michael/Clark, Neale/Lilly, J.K. Kent/Fruit, Percy/Wiggins, Phil/Jones, James Earl/Dean, William (II)/Phillips, Thomas Hal/Womack, Jesse/Frasher, Michael/Milnes, Gerald/Hall, Stephen C./Jenkins, Ken (I)/Tighe, Kevin (I)/Wright, Tom (I)/Ferrario, Davide/Jenkins, Jason/Gunton, Bob/Costa, Jim/Kizer, James/Stapleton, Ronnie/Williams, Tara (I)/Renzi, Maggie/McDonnell, Mary (I)/Henderson, Jo (I)/Williams, Ida (II)/Pearl, Hazel/Dickens, Hazel/Cline, Jenni/Mette, Nancy +Matilda (1996)/Blum, Max E./Hernandez, Anthony (I)/DeVito, Danny/Gallagher, James (V)/Gallagher, Trevor/Levinson, Brian/Alexander, J.C. (I)/Kearns, Liam/Brinton, Malone/Valentine, Michael (IV)/Reubens, Paul/Stout, Austin/Traylor, Craig Lamar/Hackel, Leor Livneh/Thomas III, Johnny/Parnes, Fred/Watson, Mark (II)/Osser, Jonathan/Goliath, Gregory R./Karz, Jimmy/Walter, Tracey/Robb, R.D./Lovitz, Jon/Feyer, Jonathan/Coe, Richard E./Hughes, Christopher Shepard/Buffolino, Vinnie/Cox, Nicholas/Bautista, Marty/Alvarez, Joshua (I)/Pearl, Phoebe/Fredericks, Kayla/Fein, Amanda/Dugan, Marion/Wilson, Mara/Key, Jennifer/Fein, Caitlin/Holland, Penny/Colaw, Cassie/Magdalin, Sara/Fredericks, Kelsey/Tran, Cindy/Curan, Marianne/Snow, Rachel/Khalil, Christel/Perlman, Rhea/Graham, Alissa/Graham, Amanda/Gray, Erin M./Hesser, Kira Spencer/Cease, Raina/Summers, Amanda/Howard, Jean Speegle/Ferris, Pam/Sassano, Marcella/Spangler, Donna/Barbour, Kathy/Oppenheim, Misty L./Davael, Kiami/Davidtz, Embeth/Steiger, Jacqueline/Hughes, Shannon (II)/Summers, Kristyn +Matrix Reloaded, The (2003)/Anthony, Ray (III)/Mammone, Robert/Arness, Andy/Budd, Michael/Whannell, Leigh/Lees, Nathaniel/Bastoni, Steve/Lamb, Peter (I)/Mitchell, Chris (IV)/Naufahu, Rene/Bernhardt, Daniel/Thomas, Nicandro/White, Bernard (I)/Weaving, Hugo/Mbakwe, Joshua/Reeves, Keanu/Franklin, David (I)/Scoggin, Nick (I)/Kirby, Christopher/Cotter, Paul (III)/Zerbe, Anthony/Bliss, Ian (I)/Battee, Don/Perrineau, Harold/Jones Jr., Roy/Vella, Steve/Chou, Collin/Dixon, Terrell/Kim, Randall Duk/Wong, Anthony (I)/Rodrigo, Shane C./Lynch, Tony (I)/Roberts, David (I)/Stevens, Frankie/Valli, Andrew/Lennix, Harry J./McLean, Scott (I)/Scott, Kevin (VII)/Kilde, David/Walton, John (II)/McColm, Matt/Davidhazy, Attila/Bakaitis, Helmut/Burke, Stoney/Edgerton, Nash/No, David/Otto, Socratis/Kennard, Malcolm/Wilson, Lambert/Galuppo, Austin/Reid, Rupert/Rain, Montaño/Watson, Clayton (I)/Fishburne, Laurence/Heath, Daryl/Rayment, Neil/Rayment, Adrian/West, Cornel (I)/Morris, Steve (III)/Foster, Gloria/Campos, Noris/Moss, Carrie-Anne/Torres, Gina/Mussett, Tory/Ashton-Sheibu, Alima/Berry, Valerie/Butler, Kelly (I)/Byrnes, Josephine/Nevin, Robyn/Davis, Essie/Pinkett Smith, Jada/O'Reilly, Genevieve/Cummins, Marlene/Simpson, Tahei/Gaye, Nona/Anu, Christine/Bogatko, Liliana/Bellucci, Monica +Matrix Revolutions, The (2003)/Castelli, Zeke/Lamb, Peter (I)/White, Bernard (I)/Manning, Joe (I)/West, Cornel (I)/Bliss, Ian (I)/Bakaitis, Helmut/Roberts, David (I)/Naufahu, Rene/Wong, Anthony (I)/Reeves, Keanu/Walker, Craig (III)/Morgan, Maurice (II)/Hulme, Lachy/Weaving, Hugo/Watson, Clayton (I)/Fishburne, Laurence/Wilson, Lambert/Perrineau, Harold/Kirby, Christopher/Redmond, Kittrick/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Chou, Collin/Spence, Bruce/Bowers, David (II)/Mammone, Robert/Sydenham, Richard/Timmins, Che/Lennix, Harry J./Blasingame, Henry/Zerbe, Anthony/Horstmans, Dion/Lees, Nathaniel/Reid, Rupert/Torres, Gina/Atwal, Tanveer K./Nevin, Robyn/O'Reilly, Genevieve/Blackman, Rachel/Moss, Carrie-Anne/Bellucci, Monica/Alice, Mary (I)/Mudaliar, Tharini/Bell, Francine/Davis, Essie/Gaye, Nona/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Beahan, Kate +Matrix, The (1999)/Reeves, Keanu/Simper, Robert/Doran, Matt/Aston, David (I)/Fishburne, Laurence/Lawrence, Harry (I)/O'Connor, David (I)/Arahanga, Julian/Parker, Anthony Ray/Taylor, Robert (VII)/Pantoliano, Joe/Butcher, Michael/Scott, Chris (III)/Witt, Rowan/Quinton, Luke/Gray, Marc/Dodd, Steve/White, Adryn/Goddard, Paul (I)/Ledger, Bernard/Woodward, Lawrence/Chong, Marcus/Harbach, Nigel/Ball, Jeremy/Young, Bill (I)/Weaving, Hugo/Nicodemou, Ada/McClory, Belinda/Moss, Carrie-Anne/Witt, Elenor/Gordon, Denni/Tjen, Natalie/Pender, Janaya/Brown, Tamara (I)/Johnson, Fiona/Foster, Gloria +Matter of Life and Death, A (1946)/Beatty, Robert (I)/Goring, Marius/Roberts, Bob (I)/van Rijssel, Geoff/Arden, Robert (I)/Livesey, Roger/Sofaer, Abraham/Patch, Wally/Niven, David (I)/Colleano, Bonar/Longden, John/Erik (II)/Huntley, John/Max, Edwin/Atkins, Robert (I)/Massey, Raymond (I)/Snowden, Roger/Spangle/Duggan, Tommy/Coote, Robert/Attenborough, Richard/Hunter, Kim (I)/Thompson, Wendy (I)/Potter, Betty/Verney, Joan/Maxwell, Lois/Byron, Kathleen/Maude, Joan +Maurice (1987)/Warner, Richard (I)/Godfrey, Patrick (I)/Wadham, Julian/Elmes, John/Grant, Hugh (I)/Hunter, Chris (I)/Foss, Alan/Whybrow, Alan/Fox, Philip (I)/Eyre, Peter (I)/Foster, Barry/Wilby, James/Ross Magenty, Adrian/Wells, Orlando/St. Clair, Andrew (I)/Elliott, Denholm/Jenn, Michael/Tandy, Mark/Richardson, Miles/McArthur, Gerald/Kingsley, Ben/McKenna, Breffni/Graves, Rupert (I)/Sim, Matthew/Callow, Simon/Payton, Mark/Michell, Helena/Rabett, Catherine/Sewell, Phillida/Nicholls, Phoebe/Griffiths, Olwen/Thorpe, Harriet/Whitelaw, Billie/Bonham Carter, Helena/Parfitt, Judy/Aldridge, Kitty/Britneva, Maria +Maverick (1994)/Drury, James/Orsatti, Frank (II)/Marshall, William (I)/Chambers, Steven (I)/Garner, Jack/Glover, Danny/Dierkop, Charles/Kahan, Steve/Jensen, Rick/LaFleur, Art (I)/Fogerty, John/Pyle, Denver/Perlich, Max/Dolan, Sam/Gibson, Mel (I)/Brinegar, Paul/Darrow, Henry/Morgan, Read/Jennings, Waylon/Remsen, Bert/Woodward, John M./Hart, Chuck/Gill, Vince/Smith, Paul L./Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Ketchum, Hal/Molina, Alfred (I)/Fimple, Dennis/Hutchins, Will/Forte, Michael (I)/McClure, Doug (I)/Taylor, Dub (I)/Feldman, Corey/Stark, Don/Greene, Graham (II)/Henderson, Bill (I)/Gordon, Leo (I)/Hedaya, Dan/Jones, Robert (X)/Touchin, Toshonnie/Gibson, Donal/Zsigmond, Vilmos/Bartlett, Cal/Frank, Gary Richard/Jennings, Bob (II)/Coburn, James/Duhame, Doc/Chan, Michael Paul/Liska, Stephen/Goodloe, J. Mills (I)/Smith, William (I)/Garner, James/Tuerpe, Paul/Carroll, Jesse Eric/Blum, Richard/Black, Clint/Fuller, Robert (I)/Fullerton, Patrick/Meier, John/Hunt, Linda/Shuler Donner, Lauren/Carter, Carlene/Oliver Gill, Janis/Kidder, Margot/Foster, Jodie/McEntire, Reba/Mattea, Kathy/Barilla, Courtney/Cullum, Kimberly/De Baer, Jean +Max (2002 I)/Kolovratnik, Krisztián/Linka, Peter/Dörögdy, Miklós/Cusack, John/Capaldi, Peter/Whitelock, Robert/Devere, Matt/Pitts, Joel/Bognár, Péter (I)/Horovitch, David/Hagen, Derek/Taylor, Noah (I)/Frohlich, Rabbi Robert/Grillo, John (I)/Árpa, Attila/Borbély, László/Soltenszky, Tibor/Shale, Kerry/O'Brien, Ben (II)/Thomsen, Ulrich/Görög, László (II)/Kelly, Mike (III)/Macdonald, Kerric/Puskás, Tamás/Erdös, István/Tímár, Andor/Harsai, Gábor/Kulka, János/Lengyel, Tamás/Rattray, Paul/Bánky, Róbertne/Rado, John/McKidd, Kevin/Stohl, András/Haggard, Daisy/Nygh, Anna/Hernádi, Judit/Feeney, Caroleen/Becsei, Agnes/Colin, Pandora/Suzman, Janet/Sobieski, Leelee/Kovács, Mariann/Hermant, Heather/Cameron, Heather Louise/Parker, Molly (I)/Pálfy, Katalin/Vysotskaya, Yuliya +Maximum Overdrive (1986)/Estevez, Emilio/Ferguson, J. Don/Canon, Jack/Hingle, Pat/King, Stephen (I)/Miller, Pat (II)/Gooden, Robert/Esposito, Giancarlo/Short, John/Graham, Holter/Murney, Christopher/Bell, Barry (I)/Faison, Frankie/Rippy, Leon/Bugg, R. Pickett/Brasington, John/Tucker, Martin/Quinn, J.C./Austin, Ned/Chapman Jr., Richard/Gunter, Bob (I)/Huggins, Bill/Maples, Marla/Smith, Yeardley/Harrington, Laura (I)/McElduff, Ellen +Maximum Risk (1996)/Lovelle, Herb/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Jagersky, Brian/Anglade, Jean-Hugues/Turner, David (II)/Rushton, Kevin/Ben-Victor, Paul/Drummond, Charles/Duran, Dan (I)/Grenier, Zach/Katzman, Lon/Kaulback, Brian/Van Hart, Ron/Krifa, Kamel/Smal, Andrei/Kanewsky, Alexander/Brown, Kedar/Authier, Jacques/Diem, Rob/Bayliss, John (I)/Pingue, Joe/Senger, Frank/Rota, Carlo/Allin, Eugene/Kash, George/Lima, Danny/Burda, Donald/Thompson, Hugh (II)/Philip, Alain/Moran, Dan (I)/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Costanzo, Denis/Queffelec, Edward A./Galleri, Jean-Pierre/Kaman, Rob/Ziskine, Mikhael/Miltsakakis, Stefanos/Kaplan, Arkadij/Van Keeken, Frank/Konn, Armin/Sahely, Ed/Denga, Andrei/De Tourniel, Marc Estrada/Wotton, Philip/Nelles, John/Racki, Branko/Hemblen, David/Messaline, Peter/Schultz, Albert (I)/Muller, Stephan/Gomez, Henry (I)/Pearson, John (II)/Christoffel, David/Magnes, Bruno/Zaidi, Jay/Accolas, Raymond/Millington, James/Medianik, Svetlana/Naubert, Louise/Cellucci, Claire/Pujol, Martine/Pauzer, Irene/Audran, Stéphane/Diehl, Véronique/Bernbaum, Sharon/Richardson, Jackie/Manning, Christine (II)/Henstridge, Natasha/Slade, Gloria +May (2002)/McKee, Lucky/Sisto, Jeremy/Veague, John/McKee, Mike (I)/Estes, Will (I)/Hlubik, Jesse/Matheus, Connor/Duval, James/Thornton, Jason/Cheek, Norwood (I)/Davitian, Ken/Roberts, Bret/Gage, Kevin/Day, Roxanne/Harvey, Brittney Lee/Kennedy, Merle/McVay, Jude/Hines, Meredith/Grant, Jennifer (I)/Adams, Samantha (II)/Zehetner, Nora/David, Rachel/Hiltz, Nichole/Kelly, Tricia/Hecht, Chandler Riley/Burr, Traci/Bettis, Angela/Faris, Anna +McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971)/Millais, Hugh/Remsen, Bert/Collier, Edwin/Hill, Thomas (I)/Kelly, Terence/Riley, Jack (II)/Frazier, Harry/Beatty, Warren/Auberjonois, Rene/Fortier, Robert (I)/Johnson, J.S./Kearns, Brantley F./Van Der Veen, Jace/McKenzie, Carey Lee/Fischer, Corey (I)/Taylor, Wesley/Gage, Rodney/Murphy, Michael (I)/Robson, Wayne/Newson, Jeremy/Carradine, Keith/Campbell, Graeme (II)/Francks, Don/Schneider, Eric (III)/Robertson, Gordon (I)/Schulz, Manfred (I)/Holland, Antony (I)/Schuck, John/Zatovic, Milos/Diakun, Alex/Clarke, Joe (I)/Grace, Wayne/Keurvorst, Derek/Devane, William/Lowe, Harvey/Murphy, Elizabeth (I)/Hoy, Maysie/Melgrave, Claudine/Wright, Janet/Cameron, Anne/Duvall, Shelley/Crossland, Jackie/Knight, Elizabeth (I)/Christie, Julie (I)/Tewkesbury, Joan/Sorenson, Linda/Kupecek, Linda/Francks, Lili +McHale's Navy (1997)/Mauri, Francisco/Magaloni, Honorato/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Schuch, Robert/Vasquez, Diego/Stone, Danton/Pyper-Ferguson, John/Grier, David Alan/Haley, Brian/Arnold, Tom (I)/Ríos, Guillermo (I)/Azizi, Anthony/Stockwell, Dean/Spicer, Bryan/Avari, Erick/Ayers, Tom/Cole, Alex (I)/Reyes, Alejandro/Leal, Tomás/Cho, Henry/Minjares, Joe/Champnella, Eric/Rebolledo, Juan/López Rojas, Eduardo/Borgnine, Ernest/Keyes, Joe/Noveck, Fima/Curry, Tim (I)/Chong, Tommy/Cruz, Anthony Jesse/Stewart, French/Lemus, Luis/Cleverdon, Scott/Moreno, Lucy/Messing, Debra/Huertas, Luisa/Mori, Mineko +Me and You and Everyone We Know (2005)/Ratcliff, Brandon/Rockwell, Devin/Reza, Brendan/Montgomery, Kevin (III)/Swinfard, Michael/Goodman, Richard (VIII)/Henke, Brad William/Saenz, Jesse/Mathers, James (I)/Norling, Lance/Montgomery, Kevin P./Holmberg, Sven (II)/Hawkes, John (I)/Hackbarth, Zachary/Kayten, James/Elias, Hector/Symington, James/Callahan, E.J./Binford, Anthony/Thompson, Miles (I)/Potter, Jordan/Serfozo, David/Toledano, Ashi/Nilsson, Timmy/Reza, Caitlin/Geer, Ellen/Slayton, Natasha/Griffith-Young, Kelci/Griffith-Young, Kwinci/Greaney, Kelli/French, Amy/Herbert, Candi/Kennedy, JoNell/Kilroy, Colette/Nelms, Tiana Marie/Wright, Tracy/Kriger, Dina/Skeriotis, Patricia/Phillips, Cheryl/Townsend, Najarra/Bugayong, Erlinda/Whited, Giavanna/Norling, Paige/Chapman, Kelsey/Binford, Amber/Westerman, Carlie/July, Miranda +Me, Myself & Irene (2000)/Coogan, Will/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Dennis, John (III)/Cerrone, Mike/Brown Sr., Harley/Cox, Tony (I)/Mullany, Terry/Merrick, Gordie/Murphy, Danny (I)/Gesner, Zen/Flynn, Kevin J./Neely, Cam/Greenbury, Nicholas/Tyler, Steve (II)/Thomas, Preston/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Currie, Brian Hayes/Gress, Googy/Callahan, Gerry/Gildea, Sean/Pryor, Richard/Krulewitch, Peter/Tyson, Richard/Andrade, John Mark/Clarke, Lenny/Buzzington, Ezra/Valliere, Ray 'Rocket'/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Bowman, Michael (I)/Mone, Brian/Rogers, James B. (II)/Shanahan, Brendan (II)/Mixon, Jerod/Parker, Jerry/Mone, Bob/Phillips, Andrew (II)/Sweeney, Steve (II)/Cheeks, Rudy/Allen Jr., Rex/Neely, Scott T./Flynn, Jackie/Gehrke, Steve (I)/Swanson, Mike (I)/Swallow, Gerry/Tashijan, Warren/Brownlee, Mongo/Rosenberg, Phil M./Cooper, Chris (I)/Flynn, Herbie/Urann, Ben/Bronk, Paul/Levine, Mark (I)/Gumbert, Ken/Yellin, Bennett/Gaulke, Peter/Forster, Robert (I)/McGilberry, Joey/Leahy, Mark (I)/Jordan, John-Eliot/Leggett, Jeremy Maleek/Greene, Daniel/Malik, Ernie/Wiley, Tanner/Munroe, Leslie/Moran, Rob (I)/Chandler, Justin/Goode, Conrad/Weeks, Bob/Greenbury, Andrew/Carrey, Jim/Rock, Chris (I)/Langdon, Libby/Kournikova, Anna/Dyson, Heather/Abbott, Tracey/Howard, Traylor/McNayr, Susan/Flynn, Nicki Tyler/Billington, Sarah/Craft, Nichole/Roccaforte, Cinzia/Byers, Nancy (II)/Zellweger, Renée/Forster, Kate/Kocsis, Melinda/Whirry, Shannon/Perkins, Tara/Shaye, Lin/Aramini, Rebekah/Hodder, Heather/DiCarlo, Christine +Mean Creek (2004)/Peterson, Ryan (V)/Mechlowicz, Scott/Lipkin, Shelly/Peck, Josh/Culkin, Rory/Shaham, Hagai/Mapother, William/Kelley, Ryan (I)/Morgan, Trevor (I)/Crawford, J.W./Williams, Brandon (I)/Fisher-Welsh, Michael/Garas, Kaz/Lourwood, Heath/Schroeder, Carly/Fleming, Raissa/Brooks, Melissa/Gustafson, Laura Marie +Mean Girls (2004)/Agbonkpolo, Ayo/Aherne, David/DeSanto, Daniel/Hill, Dwayne (I)/Catalano, Nicholas A./Malen, Jonathan/Porter, Les (I)/Fennell, Tyson/Choy, Wai/Newman, Jack (II)/Franzese, Daniel/Hunter, Bruce/Surendra, Rajiv/Flynn, Neil/Sazant, David/Bennett, Jonathan/Klattenhoff, Diego/Gadsden, John/Moser, Jeff/Kartna, Graham/Willmott, Dan/Dixon, Stephan/Ploszczansky, Chris/Dawe, Jordan/Chang, A.J./Meadows, Tim/Henry, Ely/Thompson, Erin (II)/Butcher, Randi Lee/Lukis, Olympia/Matthews, Sharron/Caplan, Lizzy/Crawford, Eve/Nguyen, Danielle/Millington, Megan/Emelle, Michelyn/Chabert, Lacey/McAdams, Rachel/Boggio, Noelle/Carter, Krysta/Christensen, Kaylen/Chamberlain, Jacky/Punkris, Andreja/Fey, Tina/Edwards, Miranda/Poehler, Amy/Casault, Valerie/Morrison, Alisha/Jarvis, Erin/Tan, Sharon (II)/Caruana, Jan/Bone, Kristen/Shilling, Elana/Ferrick, Bridget/Pham, Ky/Seyfried, Amanda/Todd, Shannon/DeCarteret, Laura/Preuss, Clare/Hoffman, Michelle (II)/Morrison, Jill (I)/Drummond, Stefanie/Lohan, Lindsay/Shanahan, Molly/Chim, Jo/Stapley, Alexandra/Crimi, Nicole/Gasteyer, Ana/Shelley, Tara/Russo, Talia/Chantrey, Julia/Grzetic, Lucila/Garnett, Bathsheba/Wright, Jessie (II) +Mean Machine (2001)/Abraham, Jake (II)/Egan, Marc/Forgeham, John/Fishenden, Paul/Bell, Geoff (I)/Saroya, Nevin/Connolly, J.J./Djalili, Omid/Lovell, Mark (III)/Downes, Wally/Downes, Peter/Fogerty, Adam/Andrews, Wayne/Brown, Ralph (I)/Wimbush, Martin/Kelly, David (I)/Sives, Jamie/Walters, Stephen (I)/David, Elwin 'Chopper'/Dyer, Danny/Mari, Paul/Cropman, David/Wee, Ben/Skinner, Andy (I)/Hemmings, David/Hibert, Danny/Gee, Robbie/Innocent, Jeff/Flemyng, Jason/Blackwood, Vas/Digweed, Perry/Hartfield, Charlie/Bent, Stephen/Jones, Vinnie/Reid, David (V)/Perrin, Tim/Moss, Nicholas/Gayle, Brian/Statham, Jason/Rye, Joseph/Alexander, Marc (III)/Marshall, Rocky/Grainger, Andrew/Phillips, Sally (I) +Mean Streets (1973)/Reed, B. Mitchell/Moston, Murray/Fain, Peter/Carradine, David/Wilder, Robert (I)/Sinclair, Ken (I)/De Niro, Robert/Northup, Harry/Proval, David/Romanus, Richard/Scorsese, Martin/Seragusa, Dino/Carradine, Robert/Davis, D'Mitch/Konstantin, Ken/Memmoli, George/Keitel, Harvey/Aquilino, Nicki 'Ack'/Argo, Victor/Alba, Jaime/Danova, Cesare/Scaletta, Lenny (I)/Scorsese, Catherine/Walden, Lois/Robinson, Amy/Andelman, Juli/Bell, Jeannie (I) +Meaning of Life, The (1983)/Bertrand, Guy (I)/Lang, Tony (I)/Holmes, Mark (I)/Grant, Terry/Miller, Cameron (III)/Baxter, Luke/John, Billy/MacLachlan, Andrew/Davidson, Ross/Ryan, Paddy/Gilliam, Terry/Kilmister, Russell/Bourke, Paul/Cooper, Douglas (I)/Jones, Simon (I)/Carrick, Robert (II)/Merrill, Peter/Arnold, Sydney/Idle, Eric/Armstrong, Jack (VIII)/Grant, Heavon/Thomas, Wally/Davids, Geoff/Pearce, Floyd Anthony/Ward, Timothy (I)/Daly, George (II)/Fowles, Chick/Shilling, Ronald/Welch, Albert/Palin, Michael/Beasley, Stephen (I)/Isley, Tommy/Rendell, Terry/Madden, Paul (II)/Silver, George/St. Klonis, Steve/Salmon, Peter (I)/Chapman, Graham/Douglas, Tim (I)/Cleese, John/Kennerley, Juba/Mantle, Peter/Voyd/Bicknell, Andrew/Sarony, Leslie (II)/Jones, Terry (I)/Hewlett, Robin/Noble, Larry (I)/Francis, Eric (I)/Stovell, Eric/Milne, Gareth/Marten, Len/Grant, Chris (I)/Martin, John Scott/Murphy, John (XI)/Goyle, Roy/Lovstrom, Peter/Noakes, Garry/Frewer, Matt/Gilbrooke, Natascha/Devenish, Myrtle/Anne, Carole/Loe, Judy (I)/Gerrard, Dawn/Cleveland, Carol/Leeves, Jane/Murphy, Kerri/Pack, Trudy/Needham, Tammy/Mason, Helen (I)/James, Laura (V)/Goddard, Donnette/Meacher, Caroline/Meacher, Lorraine/Whittington, Valerie/Fielding, Donna/Mann, Angela/Menhenick, Sue/Wood, Dominique (II)/Saunderson, Lizie/Easby, Sandra/Franks, Jennifer (I)/Rosenfeld, Anne/Whitmarsh, Lorraine/Corbett, Charlotte/Leeson, Kim Elizabeth/Bryg, Bonnie/Loftin, Maddie/Bickford-Smith, Imogen/Hierlihy, Alison Jane/Welch, Michelle (I)/Plum, Victoria/Davies, Emma-Kate/Mackie, Michelle/Rokicki, Wanda/Whitfield, Gess/Quinn, Patricia (I)/Colthorpe, Jane +Meatballs (1979)/Barry, Ron (I)/Boyle, Paul (I)/Clark, Brett Baxter/Hoffman, Todd (II)/Knight, Keith (II)/Hume, Peter (I)/Kay, Hadley/Code, Michael/Blum, Jack (I)/Hartnett, John (III)/Murray, Bill (I)/Swanson, Greg/Atkin, Harvey/Hynes, Patrick/Makepeace, Chris/Levson, Allan/Backer, Brian/Guerriero, Vince/Solway, Larry/Kishonti, Bill/McLarty, Jim/Craven, Matt (I)/Kirby, Michael (I)/Banham, Russ/Diver, Alison/Lynch, Kate/Girling, Cindy/Torgov, Sarah/Dell'Agnese, Norma/Fersht, Valerie/Preece, Heather/DeBell, Kristine/Rennie, Ruth/Pinvidic, Margot +Medallion, The (2003)/Gibbins, Howard/Cheung, Alfred/Langdon, Reuben/Sturgess, Matthew/Tse, Nicholas/Hua, Han Guan/Chen, Edison/Evans, Lee (I)/Torres, Chris/Mak, Wai Cheung/Lau, Siu-Ming/Trutner, Kirk/Mamood, Ricardo (I)/Routledge, Matt/Chan, Jackie (I)/Hill, Billy (II)/Nathanson, Rick/Myers, Johann/Wong Chau-Sang, Anthony/Komuro, Hiroyoshi/Strange, Mark (I)/Kwong, Chan Tat/Bao, Alex/Fu, Chow Pok/Rhys-Davies, John/Adkins, Scott (II)/Sands, Julian/Carpio, Anthony/Khan, Bruce/Andreovski, Paul/Leniston, Tara/Chung, Christy/Lynn, Mona/Berwick, Nicola/Forlani, Claire/Conroy, Neilí/Weng, Diana C. +Medicine Man (1992)/De Alexandre, Rodolfo/Connery, Sean/Da Silva, Elias Monteiro/Wilker, José/Moreira, Angelo Barra/Dos Santos Kaiapo, Bec-Kana-Re/Lavat, José/Tsere Rereme, Francisco Tsiren/Bracco, Lorraine/Dos Santos, Edinei Maria Serrio +Mediterraneo (1991)/Cederna, Giuseppe/Montini, Luigi/Catania, Antonio (I)/Mirandola, Vasco/Alberti, Gigio/Bigagli, Claudio/Abatantuono, Diego/Conti, Ugo/Bisio, Claudio/Dini, Memo/Grazioli, Irene/Barba, Vanna +Meet Joe Black (1998)/McNickle, Jim Taylor/Lee, Robert C. (I)/Phippen Jr., Hardy/Hopkins, Anthony/Clarke, Richard (II)/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Eggleston, Brian/Pitt, Brad/Tambor, Jeffrey/Kane, Anthony/Canfield, Gene/Marks, Leo (II)/Factora, Marshall/Adly Guirgis, Stephen/Phillips, Glenn (I)/Lamb, Joe H./Weber, Jake/Howard, David S./Leverone, Gene/Lund, Julie (I)/Youell, Michelle/Jones, Christine (I)/McGettrick, Trish/Burke, Marylouise/Kelly-Miller, Lois/Balmaceda, Madeline/St. John, Jahnni/Squibb, June/Harden, Marcia Gay/Hevner, Suzanne (I)/Forlani, Claire/Gaffney, Kay/Kagan, Diane +Meet John Doe (1941)/Pembroke, George/Fetherston, Eddie/Morgan, Gene (I)/Everton, Paul/Hamilton, John (I)/Simpson, Russell/Martell, Alphonse/Cooper, Gary (I)/Flaherty, Pat/Arnold, Edward (I)/Guedillio, Jay/Bacon, Irving/Dent, Vernon/Wilson, Tom (I)/Usher, Guy/Jaquet, Frank/Jackson, Selmer/Bowker, Aldrich/Hall, Donald (I)/Wise, Jack/Davis, Lew/Cobb, Edmund/French, Charles K./Graham, Eddie/Bartlett, Benny/Harvey, Forrester/Toomey, Regis/McKee, Lafe/Hughes, John B./Andrews, Stanley (I)/McGrath, Larry/Chase, Howard (I)/Ince, John/Richardson, Jack (I)/Vogeding, Frederick/Stevens, Bert (I)/Ekberg, Carl/Earle, Edward (I)/Frankovich, M.J./Hendrian, Oscar 'Dutch'/Nowell, Wedgwood/Ring, Cyril/Hymer, Warren/Farnum, Franklyn/Saum, Cliff/Hoffman Jr., Max/Owen, Garry (I)/Cavender, Glen/Blum, Max/Mann, Hank (I)/McGuinn, Joe/Sullivan, Brick/Millican, James (I)/Trowbridge, Charles/McWade, Edward/Price, Hal/Gould, William/Gardner, Jack (II)/Panzer, Paul/Turner, Don (I)/Glaser, Vaughan/Harlan, Kenneth/Holman, Harry/Morgan, Clark/Gray, Mack/Mower, Jack/Soderling, Walter/Curtis, Billy (I)/Holmes, Stuart/Standing, Wyndham/Bunn, Earle D./Hall, Alfred/Lewis, Mitchell (I)/Moore, Charles R./Lockhart, Gene/Roberts, Don (I)/Hearn, Edward/Meredith, Frank/Wilson, Charles C./Bracey, Sidney/White, Leo (I)/Forrest, William/Linden, Walter/Fanning, Frank/Harrison, James (I)/Wheeler, Bernard/Thornton, Cyril/Austin, Frank (I)/Copeland, Alan (I)/Lloyd, Al/Keane, Edward/Criswell, Floyd/Williams, Ed (II)/Holloway, Sterling/Gleason, James (I)/Kane, Eddie (I)/Stanley, Edwin/Moran, Frank (I)/La Rocque, Rod/Manning, Knox/MacDonald, J. Farrell/McGuire, Tom (I)/Ross, Thomas W./Cheatham, Jack/Tombes, Andrew/Lang, Melvin/Price, Stanley (I)/Mayo, Frank/Melford, George/Roquemore, Henry/Kipling, Richard/Perry, Bob (I)/Watkin, Pierre/Thorpe, Jim (I)/Davenport, Harry (I)/McAvoy, Charles/Murray, Forbes/Brennan, Walter/McNamara, James/Dockson, Evelyn/Brunette, Fritzi/Wade, Bess/Coles, Mildred/Benoit, Mary/La Mal, Isabel/Thayer, Tina/Peters, Susan (I)/Simmons, Sada/Byington, Spring/Flowers, Bess/Stanwyck, Barbara/Sage, Sally/Gilstrom, Ethel/Jelm, Carlotta/Wrixon, Maris/Steadman, Vera/Doran, Ann/Newbray, Gail/Williams, Lottie/Edwards, Sarah (I)/Barlow, Evelyn/Formica, Fern/Peterson, Elsa/North, Mrs. Wilfrid/Meade, Claire/Gay, Inez/Tansey, Emma/Crane, Mrs. Gardner/West, Lillian/Lawler, Florence/Carroll, Lucia +Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)/Curtis, Donald/Drake, Tom (I)/Hickman, Darryl/Smith, William (I)/O'Connor, Robert Emmett/Newhall, Mayo/Donner, Kenneth/Wilson, Ken (I)/Harris, Sam (II)/Walker, Leonard/Cox, Victor/Gray, Gary (I)/Sully, Robert/Ames, Leon/Phipps, John/Kilian, Victor (I)/Newman, Sid/Cobb, Joe/Gorman, Buddy/Tobias, Myron/Davenport, Harry (I)/Wills, Chill/Marlowe, Hugh/Barnes, Sidney/Daniels Jr., Henry H./Lockhart, June/Gilbert, Helen (I)/Garland, Judy (I)/O'Brien, Margaret (I)/Tuttle, Dorothy/Astor, Mary (I)/Main, Marjorie/Bremer, Lucille/Carroll, Joan (I)/Mitchell, Belle/Gilmore, Dorothy/Ellis, Mary Jo +Meet the Feebles (1989)/Vere-Jones, Peter/Wright, Mark (I)/Devenie, Stuart/Hadlow, Mark/Wren, Doug (I)/Jolly, Ross/Sergent, Brian/Mulheron, Danny/Snowfield, Jay/Akersten, Donna +Meet the Fockers (2004)/Berman, Shelley/Bejan, Vahe/Zimmerman, David (III)/Tiffe, Angelo/Imas, Fabrizio/Garcia, Roberto (I)/Hoffman, Max (III)/Yarbrough, Cedric/Coon, Bruno/Hoffman, Dustin/Deadrick, Rock/Santiago, Ray (I)/Kolman, Allan/De Niro, Robert/Plotnick, Jack/Sutton, David (II)/Stiller, Ben/Mala, Chris/Pickren, Spencer/McNamee, Kyle T./Pickren, Bradley/Trueblood, Benjamin/Wilson, Owen/Carey, John (VIII)/Klein, R. Martin/Hansen, B.J./Rufino, Antonio/Nelson, Tim Blake/Thomas Yorke, Wayne/Manoux, J.P./Barton, Dorie/Turner, Tiffany/Chalaya, Victoria/Perez, Bernadette/Rocha, Kali/Streisand, Barbra/Ubach, Alanna/Gordon, Karen (II)/Jaree, Angie/Danner, Blythe/McAnear, Rana/O'Neil, Linda/Polo, Teri/Turley, Myra/Gati, Kathleen/Richmond, Connie +Meet the Parents (2000)/Gallagher, John Joseph/Wilson, Owen/Fiore, John/Francis, Alan (III)/Arens, Cody/Wall, Todd/McCarthy, Thomas (I)/Elsen, John/Caruso, Phillip V./Hammer, Mark (I)/Hawkins, Cole/Stiller, Ben/Visconti, Buzz/De Niro, Robert/Bryan, Robbie/Sheredy, Bernie/Severs, William/Aguilar, G.A./Rebhorn, James/Bartlett, Peter (II)/Friedlander, Judah/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Hornsby, Russell/Santorelli, Frank/Breslin, Spencer/Novakovic, Kresimir/Rideout, Kim/Reid, Marci/Polo, Teri/Castle, Lynn Ann/Danner, Blythe/George, Phyllis (I)/Rosenthal, Ina/Dobrin, Marilyn/DeHuff, Nicole/Rocha, Kali/Hohn, Amy/Cook, Patricia +Meglio gioventù, La (2003)/Ceccarelli, Matteo (II)/Innocenti, Aldo/Mascia, Giuseppe/Tormen, Giovanni/Antiri, Leonardo/Brilli, Alessio/Stefanic, Zefferino/Vigilante, Nicola/Risso, Sergio/Bu, Rasmus/Mansi, Aldo/Marcelli, Enzo/Gifuni, Fabrizio/Montalbano, Pippo/Micalizzi, Letterio/Gioè, Claudio/De Nicola, Krum/De Vita, Paolo/Martin, Ferdinando/Biscotti, Stefano/Roscillo, Fabio/Gandini, Giuseppe/Martorana, Giovanni/Alvarez de Castro, Paolo Emilio/Trotta, Alessandro/Pozzo, Alberto/Rossi, Fabio (II)/Accornero, Roberto/Scamarcio, Riccardo/Lo Cascio, Luigi/Di Carmine, Maurizio/Puglisi, Antonello/Mignemi, Mimmo/Essaje, Mohammed/Da Pozzo, Walter/Midttun, Sjur/Centamore, Domenico/Valli, Danilo Maria/Schiano, Mario/Melega, Michele/Petrucci, Massimiliano/Tidona, Andrea/Faglia, Roberto/Crisafi, Giorgio/Abbati, Stefano/Veca, Dario/Del Sette, Massimo/Osti, Mattia/Prayer, Marcello/La Macchia, Francesco/Giordana, Giovanni/Sciarappa, Fausto Maria/Scifoni, Giovanni/Bonanni, Paolo/Boni, Alessio/Cucinella, Gaspare/Giannini, Fabrizio/Giuliano, Angelo/D'Orsi, Raffaele/Camilli, Fabio/Massarenti, Manuela/Vitale, Lidia/Opheim, Kristine M./Mariotti, Marcella/Asti, Adriana/Carnelutti, Valentina/Vadem, Therese/Recino, Maddalena/Filippi, Camilla/Cartei, Cinzia/Lo Piparo, Giusto/Zanardi, Angelica/Matteucci, Lavinia/Sansa, Maya/Bon, Maria Grazia/Colangelo, Valeria/Di Mariano, Laura/Punzo, Patrizia/Costabile, Angelino/Carnelutti, Nila/Marra, Emilia/Trinca, Jasmine/Jiménez, Joana/Pavoncello, Sara/Fiorentini, Claudia/Pallavicino, Assia/Canova, Rosa/Cavuoti, Greta/Bergamasco, Sonia +Melinda and Melinda (2004)/Ejiofor, Chiwetel/Shawn, Wallace/Pine, Larry/Rose, Quincy/Harder, Alex/Ecklund, James/Brolin, Josh/Li, Weigang/Jiang, Yi-wen/Tzavaras, Nick/Farina, Michael J./Edelson, Kenneth/Li, Honggang/Carell, Steve/Sunjata, Daniel/Miller, Jonny Lee/Orth, Zak/Ferrell, Will/Servitto, Matt/Pepe, Neil/Holmes, Richard (III)/Baker, David Aaron/Buntzen, Rob/Summers, Stewart/Nauffts, Geoffrey/Borowitz, Andy/Harlow, Shalom/Bareikis, Arija/Peet, Amanda (I)/Pridham, Alyssa/Roth Haberle, Stephanie/Durning, Michelle/Adler, Lauren/Almindo, Michalina/Kirk, Christina/Smith, Brooke (I)/Mitchell, Radha/Sevigny, Chloë/Shaw, Vinessa/Lloyd, Sabrina (I)/Kreisler, Katie +Memento (2000)/Fega, Russ/Visconti, Buzz/Rennie, Callum Keith/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Pearce, Guy (I)/Holden, Larry (I)/Pantoliano, Joe/Boone Junior, Mark/Lennon, Thomas (III)/Harris, Harriet Sansom/Fox, Jorja/Moss, Carrie-Anne/Campbell, Kimberly (I)/Muellerleile, Marianne +Memoirs of a Geisha (2005)/Okihiro, David/Bates, Brannon/Liggett, Jon/Hongo, Etsuo/Takahashi, Tateo/Chen, Michael (I)/Bell, Richard J./Mali, Rick/Watanabe, Ken (I)/Toyoda, Koji/Kong, Branden Weslee/Igawa, Togo/Rivera, Dino/Kanome, Masa/Adelstein, Paul/Matsuhisa, Nobu/Lee, Albert 'Sumo'/Duncan, Cameron (IV)/Terada, Steve/Urano, Ren/Uike, Yasusuke/Kim, Randall Duk/Cleven, Chad/Pak, Ricky/Yakusho, Kôji/Yune, Karl/Yonamine, Ace/Inoue, Eiji (I)/Tsang, Kenneth/Ikeda, Thomas/Begonia, Anthony/Nagao, Shuhei/Yoshizawa, Masakazu/Leung, Jim/Dewaarashi, Daisuke/Mako (I)/Mainoumi, Shuuhei/Mew, Danton/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/Yamada, Henry T./Masamune, Tohoru/Levine, Ted/Moriarty, Ryan/Lau, Teddy/Huang, James/Yang, Joseph Steven/Sung, Elizabeth/Miyazawa, Shiho/Adams, Cassidy/Morinishi, Melissa/Hoshi, Shizuko/Nguyen, Navia/Yeoh, Michelle/Gong, Li (I)/Ishii, Emma Fusako/Lee, Stefani/Miyazaki, Kiyoka/Lee, Stacey/Hwang, Hannah/Ohgo, Suzuka/Miro, Laura/Mizota, Diane/Tomita, Natsuo/Shim, Cathy/Kawamura, Kotoko/Akutagawa, Fumi/Noji, Minae/Tuazon, Nikki/Osaki, Jacqueline/Tachibana, Miwa/Tachibana, Miyako/Nojima, Nao/Zhang, Ziyi/Aguilar Camaya, Michelle/Miyasaki, Brooke/Momoi, Kaori/Suzuki, Stacy/Yuan, Eugenia/Ando, Kiyoko/Futerman, Samantha/Endow, Emilie/Perlich, Jia/Endow, Rosie/Miyamoto, Kana/Hidaka, Chieko/Narahashi, Yôko/Shi, Meng/Chin, Tsai (I)/Chan, Allison/Fujita, Miki/Meyers, Ashia/Dote, Janelle/Hazel, Kim/Takasue, Asako/Uyematsu, Shaye/Shin, Faith/Weizenbaum, Zoe/Kudoh, Youki/Oto, Shelly/Okazaki, Kasey/Lee, Teanna/Yungmee, Addie/Yuki (V)/Obi, Michelle/Refuerzo, Jade/Abero, Shannon/Fischer, Takayo/Ahn, Celena/Tambara, Jordan/Oyama, Ayaka/Lam, Wendy/Saito, Mami/Park, Clarissa/Del Rosario, Deziree/Kawakami, Amy Saki +Memoirs of an Invisible Man (1992)/Chase, Chevy/Barr, Steven (I)/Shaff, Edmund L./Heller, Chip (I)/Kivel, Barry/Lustig, Aaron/Duffin, Shay/Norton, Jim (I)/McKean, Michael (I)/Perri, Paul (I)/Li, Donald/Skipper, Pat/Epcar, Richard/Martin, Gregory Paul/Hobson, I.M./Neill, Sam/Carpenter, John (I)/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Anderson, Sam (I)/Gerber, Jay/Wigan, Jonathan/Albertini Dow, Ellen/Corral Kendall, Elaine/Heaton, Patricia/Chao, Rosalind/Hannah, Daryl +Memphis Belle (1990)/Webb, Mitch/Elm, Steve/Lithgow, John/Stoltz, Eric/Zane, Billy/Astin, Sean/Gains, Courtney/Birchard, Paul/Donovan, Tate/Salkey, Jason/Francis, Greg (I)/Giuntoli, Neil/Strathairn, David/Lavelle, Bradley/Cullum, Bill/McDougal, Martin/McDonald, Mac (I)/Mackintosh, Steven/Modine, Matthew/Charles, Greg/Sweeney, D.B./Browder, Ben/Edwards, Keith (I)/Loren, Eric/Diamond, Reed (I)/Connick Jr., Harry/Wilson, Jodie (I)/Murphy, Cathy/Siller, Morag/Horrocks, Jane +Men at Work (1990)/Scott, Bryan (I)/Blake, Geoffrey/Putch, John/Braun, Eddie/Randolph, David/Brown, Bob (II)/Finley, Greg/Dye, Cameron/Robinson, Matt (IV)/Estevez, Emilio/Hinkley, Tommy/Cameron, Dean (I)/Sheen, Charlie/Larson, Darrell/Burns, Bobby (II)/Wolinski, Hawk/Wyman, Brad/Evans, Troy (I)/Richardson, Sy/Getz, John (I)/McCharen, David/Lavachielli, John/Stabenau, Erik/Coutoupis, George/David, Keith (I)/Eliason, Christina/Whitman, Kari/Fallender, Deborah/King, Carol (I)/Hope, Leslie (I)/Badham, Jennifer/Cavadini, Cathy +Men in Black II (2002)/Dahlen, Michael/Mears, Derek/Goodwin, Phillip/Belafsky, Marty/Alexander, John (II)/Berton Jr., John Andrew/Warburton, Patrick/Tipton, Sonny/Zandi, David K./Graves, Peter (I)/Tuskes, Alan/Venito, Lenny/Fountain, Thom/McKinnon Miller, Joel/Shalhoub, Tony/Torn, Rip/Klebba, Martin/Grunwald, Ernie/Jones, Tommy Lee/Abrell, Brad/Steele, Brian (I)/Foster, Darrell (I)/LeBell, Gene/Spruyt, Peter/Rouse, Sean (II)/Grevioux, Kevin/Markie, Biz/McGrory, Matthew/Macnamara, Pete/Johnston, Jay/Cross, David (II)/Pearson, Richard (II)/Steger, Mark (II)/Jackson Jr., William/Garvey, Michael (II)/Cannon, Nick (I)/Baker, Rick (I)/Smith, Michael Bailey/Beardsley, Michael/Mixon, Bart/Jackson, Michael (I)/Spiegel, Howard/Gorman, Ned/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Smith, Will (I)/Kehler, Jack/Duncan, Patrick Coleman/Cotteleer, Kevin/Whitenight, Tom/Metas, Christopher/Sonnenfeld, Barry/Cecil, Derek/Blaney, Tim/Roehm Sr., David C./Jones, Doug (I)/Knoxville, Johnny/Johnson, Carl J./Yerrid, Victor/Merchant, Alpheus/Hillman, Sid/Blair, Andre/Rivkin, Michael/Richardson, John (II)/Siragusa, Peter/Jackson, William E./Spellos, Peter/Patykewich, David/Smith, Daniel Browning/Ballora, Greg/Howard, Jeremy (I)/Dawson, Rosario/Kemp, Stephanie/Sim, Hannah (I)/Jacobsen-Derstine, Colombe/Kim, Linda/Brooks, Paige/Stewart, Martha (II)/Stein, Mary (I)/Cheshire, Denise/Sonnenfeld, Chloe/Jones, Victoria (II)/Boyle, Lara Flynn +Men of Honor (2000)/Troutman, Dennis/Count, The/Leonard, Joshua/Egan, Michael Patrick/Heath, David Richard/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Turner, Richard Perry/Cootey, Russ/Kraft, Scott/Brashear, Carl/Sanders, Richard (I)/McCall, Joe/Bailey, Jason (II)/Turman, Glynn/Williamson, Michael Tyrone/Boothe, Powers/Conrad, David (I)/Dotson, Matt/Flagler, Randy/De Niro, Robert/Hoyt, Ethan/Warren Jr., Chris/Pagones, Theo Nicholas/Radecki, Richard/McCallany, Holt/Morse, Wayne (II)/Lumbly, Carl/Posey, Tyler/Polce, John/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Keith, David (I)/Bateman, Dennis (I)/Najieb, Nasir/Hill, Dulé/Newsome, Eric/Taylor, Jeremy (II)/Harris, Henry (I)/Smathers, Chad W./Cole, Jerry (III)/Rankins, George 'Chick'/Piggee, Timothy McCuen/Burkhartsmeier, Bruce/Honey, Ryan/Gotisar, Art/Hanson, Lester B./Pachosa, Steven Clark/Meyers, David (II)/Lund, Troy/Russom, Leon/Loeb, Jonah/Howard, Shawn Michael (I)/Du Clos, Jon/Holbrook, Hal/Monsion, Tim/Frazier, Jack/Feinman, Joshua/Gerbino, Allen/Ballard, Alimi/Blanche, Robert/Hall, Demene E./McKee, Lonette (I)/Berkshire, Ayanna/Theron, Charlize/Guthrie, Michelle (I)/Jahn, Rachel/Ellis, Aunjanue/Hickey, Marilyn Faith/Dilley, Ivory +Menace II Society (1993)/Duke, Bill (I)/Johnson, Anthony (I)/Shaw, Todd Anthony/Mears, Alvin/Saafir/Valentino, Tony (I)/Hammond, Brandon (I)/Turner, Tyrin/Lee, Eugene (III)/Gonzales, Robert (I)/Davis, Martin (I)/Tate, Larenz/Sweet, Vonte/Williams, Ryan (I)/Plummer, Glenn/Dutton, Charles S./Johnson, Arnold (I)/Mc Eiht/Toda, Toshi/Powell, Clifton/Collins Jr., Clifton/Monroe Jr., Samuel/Kelly, Mike (I)/Kirsch, Dave (I)/Molina, Rolando/Villarreal, Daniel (I)/Doster, Jullian Roy/Barnes, Dwayne L./Holman, Garen/Grube, Charles J./Pickens Jr., James/Pooh Man/Ballard, Reginald/Brown, Christopher M./Jackson, Samuel L./Calhoun, Cynthia/Lu, June Kyoto/Coleman, Marilyn/Arnell, Stacy/Matthews, Joy/Alexander, Khandi/Wiley, Erin Leshawn/Davis, Nancy Cheryll/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Whittaker, Yolanda +Meng long guojiang (1972)/Ti, Chin/Chen, Robert/Pich, Ho/Baker, Robert (I)/Benn, Jon T./Norris, Chuck/Liu, Tony/Chan, Unicorn/Derbyshire, John/Cawthorne, Russell/Billie, Ricardo/Whang, Ing-Sik/Wei, Ping-Ao/Nelson, Anders/Morgan, Andre/Wall, Robert (I)/Lee, Bruce (I)/Lun, Siu Kee/Chen, Fu Ching/Yuen, Biao/James, Jim (II)/Huang, Chung-Hsin/Ngan, Wu/Lam, Ching-Ying/Grand, Alexander/Miao, Nora/Longo, Malisa +Merchant of Venice, The (2004)/Maes, Marc/Crook, Mackenzie/Cox, Charlie (I)/Gil-Martinez, Antonio/Fiennes, Joseph/Nest, Julian/Werner, Jules/Riemens, Pieter/Schiena, Tony/Irons, Jeremy/Konne, Norbert/Harewood, David/Koziak, Stéphan/Fragili, Stéphane/Cook, Ron (I)/Sessions, John/Corduner, Allan/Fisher, Gregor/Wolff, Jean-François/Weaver, Al/Marshall, Kris/Pacino, Al/Rockenbrod, Paul/Whishaw, Ben/Leick, Tom/Rodgers, Anton/Robinson, Zuleikha/Goldenhersh, Heather/Collins, Lynn +Mercury Rising (1998)/Lindberg, Chad/MacDonald, James (I)/Duffy, Thomas F./Krag, James/Schmidtke, Ned/Levert, Matt/Conley, Jack/Lynch, John Carroll/Maffia, Robert/Donlon, Phil/Stanton, Robert (II)/Reed, Darryl Alan (I)/King, Joel (III)/Willis, Bruce/Gallop, Tom/Grimm, Tim/Collins, Mark (I)/McBride, Chi/Harris, Hank/Rankin, Steve/Hughes, Miko (I)/Key, Steve/Hand, Gary/Chieffo, Michael (I)/Fordham, David/Woller, Kirk B.R./Riehle, Richard/Elfman, Bodhi/Ginter, Lindsey/Ciccolella, Jude/Doman, John/Brown, Wadell/Conway, Kevin (I)/Robillard, Kim/Baldwin, Alec/Freeman, Brent/Scanlon, John T./Stormare, Peter/Fontana, Peter/Dickens, Kim/Garris, Rosemary/Manheim, Camryn/Woods, Denise (II)/Ochoa, Maricela/Gallagher, Maureen (I)/Armour, Annabel/Walker, Pamela Gaye/Summerour, Lisa/Hazen, Kelley/Brantley, Betsy/Taylor, KoKo/Leydig, Deborah/Johnson, Kristina Eliot/Knutson, Ashley/Travolta, Margaret/Fraser, Tiffany (I)/Preston, Carrie/Alexander, Barbara (II)/McGee, Gwen +Mermaids (1990)/McDonald, Bill (I)/Harris, Baxter/Trailer, Rex/Schoeffling, Michael/Cox, Arnie/Marchisio, Justin/Kovner, Pete/Hodgkins, Al/Hoskins, Bob/McGee, John (I)/Kemp, Tom (I)/Cooper, Harry (V)/McElvain, Richard/McCann, Bill (I)/Steele, William Paul/Rogerson, Bob (I)/Jones, Russell (V)/Ryder, Winona/Shipley, Sandra (I)/Costa, Grace/Sullivan, Shawna/Faith, Michelle/Moss, Carol/Peabody, Dossy/Healy, Dottie/Madden, Patricia/James, Janice (I)/Johnson, Tamasin Scarlet/Ricci, Christina/Townsend, Betsy/Plum, Paula/Robinson, Lynda (I)/Cher (I)/Cormier, Denise/Bottomley, Caitlin Marie/Miner, Jan/McWilliams, Caroline/Gollnick, Amy/Pavao, Seacia/Perkins, Merle +Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence (1983)/Toura, Rokko/Mikami, Hiroshi/Sakamoto, Ryuichi/Dorking, Barry/Shirahama, Kenzo/Ranford, Arthur/Okada, Masanori/Jayne, Rob/Thompson, Jack (I)/Sato, Shoetsu/Smith, Steve (III)/Okura, Johnny/Adams, Richard (V)/Taylor, Stephen (I)/Odashima, Takashi/Stevens, Don/Honma, Yuji/Yoshihara, Heiwa/Yamashita, Atsuo/Browning, Alistair/Murota, Hideo/Mikami, Kan/Berg, Mark (II)/Kuruma, Kunihide/Bridger, Grant/Shibata, Rintaro/Ishikura, Tamio/Clendon, Geoff/Yu, Takeshi/Bowie, David (I)/Malcolm, James (I)/Shibasaki, Masamichi/Ito, Satoshi (II)/Takeda, Hisao/Kusakabe, Masaki/Zimmerman, Richard (I)/Shimura, Kaname/Hoare, Richard/Masuda, Akihiro/Iijima, Daisuke/Francis, Colin/Penrose, Mark/Baxter-Law, Michael/Kitano, Takeshi/Nagasawa, Takeshi/Mills, Richard (I)/Iijima, Yoichi/Miller, Ian (I)/Conti, Tom/Togo, Hidenobu/Allen, Geoff (I)/Campbell, Marcus (I)/Masuda, Tokuhisa/Ibbertson, Martin/Hensby, Richard/Kaneda, Ryunosuke/Naitô, Takashi/Broun, Chris/Uchida, Yuya +Message in a Bottle (1999)/Costner, Kevin/Savage, John (I)/DiPego, Justin/Newman, Paul (I)/Deschanel, Caleb/Genovese, Anthony/Sbarge, Raphael/Trzaskowski, Gregg/Kenney, Robert/Murray, W. Clapham/MacPherson, Walt/Paris, David/Watson, Donald (II)/Eckholdt, Steven/Tarlow, Robert E./Fessler, Norman/Robinson, Marcello (I)/Aldredge, Tom/Coltrane, Robbie/Gilbert, Lance/Mellor, Steve/Traynor, Philip/Ochmann, Mauricio/Trefts, Daniel V./James, Jesse (I)/Hamilton, Richard (I)/Panettiere, Hayden/Leslie, Bethel/Davis, Viveka/Murphy, Rosemary/Rothman, Darla/Lamb, Jennifer (I)/Delawari, Yasmine/Brightbill, Susan/Belcher, Patricia/Fowler, Karen (I)/Koftan, Sherry/Guindi, Elizabeth/Wright Penn, Robin/Riley-Grant, Meagan/Cahrr, Ayana/Douglas, Illeana/Bergstrom, Christina +Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc, The (1999)/Erickson, Christian/Krawczyk, Gérard/Flender, Bruno/Grenet, Bernard/Römer, Tara/Ridings, Richard (I)/Lebreton, Franck/Du Janerand, Philippe/Ogier, Quentin/Grimbalt, Timothee/Meacock, Simon/Philmar, Philip/Malerba, Joseph/Algoud, Stéphane/Guille, Richard/Cassel, Vincent/Borrelli, Dominic/Jenn, Michael/Leaf, Richard/Bailie, David/Fournier, Serge (I)/Cork, Charles/Regan, Vincent/Hibberd, Len/O'Neill, Kevin (VI)/West, Timothy/Rogers, Malcolm (I)/Whitfield, Peter (I)/Hoarau, Didier/Karyo, Tchéky/Rabourdin, Olivier/Descanvelle, Tonio/Mariotto, Eric/McCrystal, Carl/McKee, Phil/Brooke, Paul (I)/Fantys, Miroslav (I)/Pettifer, Brian/Affleck, Rab/O'Conor, Joseph/Begg, David/Guilmard, Thierry/Birkin, Andrew/Golder, Sid/Malkovich, John/Merrick, John (IV)/Poyser, Brian (I)/Gos, Jean-Pierre/Daujon, Daniel/D'Amario, Tony/Greggory, Pascal/Goodman, Robert (I)/Gant, David (I)/Herlin, Jacques/Pompepui, Irving/Protat, Romain/Jones, Toby (I)/Boswall, John/Geczy, Matthew/Remblier, René/Riach, Ralph/Marquant, René/Hoffman, Dustin/Byron, Bruce/Whalley, Tat/Sheridan, Joseph/Hankins, Jerome/Harrington, Desmond/Tulli, Vincent/Bateson, Timothy/Rezwin, Joseph/Richards, Mark (V)/Piat, Enee/Bowyer, Matthew/Cossoneau, Patrice/Barber, David (II)/Apps, Edwin/Bergner, Christian/Witta, Frédéric/Barbier, Christian (III)/Tonetto, Eric/Greenwood, Joanne/Sékulic, Olga/Valentine, Jane (II)/Flanagan, Tara (I)/Elbourn, Barbara/Roth, Julie-Anne/Griffiths, Valerie/Page, Mélanie/Gommendy, Framboise/Jakob, Vera/Marcas, Dominique/Duparc, Sissi/Jovovich, Milla/West, Jemima/McKee, Gina/Dunaway, Faye/Goldman, Jessica +Metallica: Some Kind of Monster (2004)/Braun, Dan (II)/Hammett, Kirk/Wiig, Steven/Paterno, Peter/Ulrich, Torben/White, Jeordie/Towle, Phil/Hetfield, James/Chirazi, Stefan/Gasparetti, Gio/Sagrafena, Brian/Mensch, Peter/Sinofsky, Bruce/Mustaine, Dave/Newsted, Jason/Burnstein, Cliff/Avery Weiss, Eric/Berlinger, Joe/Helmkamp, Eric/Trujillo, Robert (I)/Hetfield, Castor Virgil/Wyse, Chris/Rock, Bob/Reeder, Scott (I)/Ulrich, Lars/Lohner, Danny/Keenan, Pepper/Harmon, Zach/Cabbie, Crazy/Swanlund, Niclas/Ulrich, Myles/Reiter, Marc/Burton, Cliff/Gillies, Mike/Donkin, Dylan/Forstadt, Erica/Satenstein, Skylar/Hetfield, Francesca/Hetfield, Cali Tee/Hammett, Lani +Metoroporisu (2001)/Price, Jamieson/Taschner, Kai/Axelrod, Robert/Okada, Kouki/Prescott, Simon/Blum, Steven Jay/Reisz, Michael/Stone, Doug (I)/Spellos, Peter/Nagai, Gô/Takiguchi, Junpei/Woren, Dan/Knight, William (III)/Kobayashi, Kei (I)/Furukawa, Toshio/Tomita, Kousei/Weinger, Scott/Ishida, Tarô/Mallow, Dave/Plantagenet, Richard/Pope, Tony/McGlynn, Mary Elizabeth/Goodson, Barbara/Forstadt, Rebecca/Spevack, Melodee/Siddall, Brianne/Imoto, Yuka +Metro (1997)/Denman, Trevor/Morgan, C.W./Murphy, Eddie (I)/Vincent, Joe/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Ben-Victor, Paul/LaBell, Antonio/Sommerville, Frank/Pierce, Charleston/Evans, Art/Logue, Donal/Wincott, Michael/Silverman, David Michael/Cunningham, James (I)/Scoggin, Nick (I)/Peduto, Ralph/Teal, Danny/Degennaro, Nino/Marchetti, Will/Carpenter, James (III)/Lara, Mario (II)/Bright, Dick (II)/Conti, Richard/Arndt, Denis/Mosley, Jeff (I)/Casey, David Lee/Cravens, Nellie/Miyori, Kim/Villatuya, Ia/Nubla, Malou/Diamond, Val/Lara, Terriel/Henninger, Corie/Kahn, Karen/Ejogo, Carmen/Chua, Jeni +Metropolis (1927)/Loos, Theodor/Rasp, Fritz/Kuehle, Walter/George, Heinrich/Biswanger, Erwin/Reich, Hanns Leo/Alberti, Fritz/Storm, Olaf/John, Georg/Dietze, Max/Siodmak, Curt/Vater, Erwin/Gotho, Heinrich/Abel, Alfred/Fröhlich, Gustav/Reinhardt, Arthur/Klein-Rogge, Rudolf/von Goth, Rolf/Frey, Ellen (I)/Helm, Brigitte/Weigel, Helene/Boeheim, Olly/Woitscheff, Hilde/Lichtenstein, Rose/Hintze, Anny/Grey, Dolly (I)/von Münchofen, Helen/Lanner, Margarete/Garga, Beatrice/Siodmak, Henrietta/Berger, Grete +Mexican, The (2001)/Guerra, Castulo/Lawrence, Harv/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Zacapa, Daniel/Lacamara, Carlos/Fuller, William (II)/Martínez, Fermín (I)/Cerveris, Michael/Sánchez, Salvador/Rodríguez, José Carlos/López, Marco (I)/Ciangherotti, Alan/Fuentes, Miguel Ángel/Rossi, Steve (I)/Escobar, Daniel/Simone, Ronald/Barraza, Gilberto/Krumholtz, David/Balaban, Bob/Tejada, Gustavo Aguilar/Tarcena, Gerardo/Hackman, Gene/Tessiero, Michael A./Fernández Tristan, Humberto/Augustus, Sherman/Escobar, Alfredo/Gómez Cruz, Ernesto/Simmons, J.K./Curtis, Clint/Aikels, Rudy/Taxier, Arthur/Bender, Lawrence/Pitt, Brad/Pisci, John/Guerra, Emiliano/Tovar, Luis Felipe/Gandolfini, James/Coca, Richard/Artagnan, Luis/Roberts, Jeremy (I)/Malpica, Jorge/Navarro, Loló/Raoul, Dale/Pailles, Lucía/Pellicer, Ariane/Malgarini, Gloria M./Roberts, Julia (I)/Romero, Melisa/Peláez, Angelina/Serbulo, Mayra/Torres, Fausta +Miami Vice (2006)/Buckley, Patrick Michael/Dale, Eric (II)/Quintana, Gilbert/Rafalski, Alexander/Danilov, Maxim/Frye, Don/Hinds, Ciarán/Katanga, Richard/Berson, Robert/Foxx, Jamie/Larson, Rob (IV)/Phillips, Ryan M./Ortiz, John (I)/Farrell, Colin (I)/Fletcher, Dexter (II)/Lombardozzi, Domenick/Hawkes, John (I)/Pniewski, Mike/Acevedo, Kenny/Alonso, Alexander/Taktarov, Oleg/Astoyan, Chris/Tosar, Luis/Rowan, James Maurice/Lopez Jr., Gil/Towles, Tom/Henley, Barry Shabaka/De Bankolé, Isaach/Stavrakis, Taso N./Macaulay, Marc/Jones, Stephan/Castillo, Raniel David/Theroux, Justin/Lychnikoff, Pavel/Krigsfeld, Ilan/Tomlinson, John (I)/Simmons, Nick (II)/Morais, Jorge Rafael Diogo/Sánchez, Mario Ernesto/Medina, Walter/Scott, Dave (XI)/Marsan, Eddie/Curran, Tony (I)/Garcia, Alexander (III)/Aviram, Amir/Dolan, Buddy/Allison, Frankie J./Tornes, Abdel/Toledo, Lorenzo/Dorgilles, Levell/Demere, Deborah/Guedes, Juliana/Borges, Everlayn/Hunter, Marcia/Mora, Carolina Maria/Budhoo, Jennifer/Perevedentseva, Julia/Sendaydiego, Vivienne/Belgrave, Jeannie/Yarbrough, Julia/Leon, Maria/Knee, Jamie D./Rodriguez, Elizabeth (III)/Gong, Li (I)/Warren, Breven Angaelica/Oriol, Claudine/Cheron, Alexandra/Harris, Naomie/De Oliveira, Ana Cristina/Nichols, Eboni Y./Torchío, Christine Tejada/Billue, Juanita/Bradbury, Michelle (II) +Michael (1996)/Bernstein, David M./Hodges, Tom/Deckert, Blue/Harrell, James N./Mimura, Daniel/Pastorelli, Robert/Hurt, William (I)/Bruton, Stephen/Schiff, Richard/Harrison, Tim (I)/Park, Peyton E./Travolta, John/Lee Jr., Donald J./Hoskins, Bob/Trillin, Calvin/Testa, Dominic/Nutter, Mark (II)/Harrod, David (I)/Langham, Wallace/Hussey, John (I)/Borto, Jimmy/Gugino, Carla/Nunez, Deborah/Sokolow, Betsy/Garr, Teri/Aldrich, Dell/Colvin, Kay/Doyle, Tracey A./Adams, Joey Lauren/Jansen, JoAnn Fregalette/MacDowell, Andie/Burns, Catherine Lloyd/Lanier, Jane/Dreyer, Dianne/Stapleton, Jean/Travolta, Margaret +Michael Collins (1996)/Breathnach, Paraic/Graham, Stuart (I)/O'Leary, Jer/Hayden, Luke/Neeson, Liam/Hart, Ian/Lloyd George, David/Murphy, Tom (I)/Kenny, John (I)/McGinley, Sean/Conway, Denis/Rea, Stephen (I)/Hickey, Paul (I)/Collins, Michael (XIV)/Bennett, Paul (I)/Grennell, Aiden/Wycherley, Don/Stanford, Alan/Mulvey, Brian 'Joker'/Wilmot, David (I)/Rickman, Alan/Gleeson, Brendan/Isherwood, Jim/Barnes, Barry (I)/Hanley, Joe (I)/McCabe, Michael (I)/Coogan, Colm/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Murphy, Martin (I)/McCairbre, Ronan/Clarkin, Tony/Laverty, Frank/Whyte, Mal/Ingram, Richard/Lydon, Gary/De Staic, Liam/Molan, Gareth/Douglas, Malcolm (II)/Powell, Gary (I)/O'Neill, Owen (I)/Ford, Michael James/Dwyer, Michael (I)/Rhys Meyers, Jonathan/Wallace, Ryan (III)/O'Brien, Peter (II)/McSorley, Gerard/Woods, Terry (I)/Hafler, Max/Seymour, Dave/O'Sullivan, Frank/McElhinney, Ian/Roe, Owen/Mullen, Gary Paul/Patterson, Frank (II)/Kelly, Aidan (I)/Dance, Charles (I)/Phillips, Martin (I)/Clancy, Claude/Whelan, Gary/Gorry, David/McCabe, Vinnie/Breen, Conor/Smith, Jean Kennedy/Brennan, Laura/Roberts, Julia (I)/O'Sullivan, Aisling +Mickey Blue Eyes (1999)/Di Benedetto, John/Slaten, Frank/Redmond, Andy/Parisi, Carmine/Cassell, Tom/Topol, Richard/King, Tom (III)/Grant, Hugh (I)/Lazar, Paul/Kennealy, Michael/Thompson, Scott (I)/Dym, Stephen/Sessa, Leonardo/Darrow, Tony/Musacchia, Rocco/Wang, Ben/Murphy, Kevin Kean/Davies, Brian (I)/Catalfumo, New York Joe/Young, Burt/Wheeler, Ed (I)/Caan, James/Kalison, Glenn/Benton, Ephraim/Gannascoli, Joseph R./Becker, Gerry/Mellor, Steve/Fox, James (I)/Senger, Frank/DiResta, John/Margolis, Mark/Ventimiglia, John/Sirico, Tony/Pastore, Vincent/Viterelli, Joe/Gioiello, Bruno/Rigano, Joseph (I)/McConeghey, David/Pellegrino, Frank (II)/Marsala, Melissa/Ratner, Shelagh/Katz, Dorinda/Tripplehorn, Jeanne/Scarangello, Felicia/McGinn, Chris/Breed, Helen Lloyd/Devine, Margaret/Winde, Beatrice/Ottavia, Maria/Corman, Maddie/Colton, Sara/Lines, Sybil/Caiola, Rose/Lang, Lisa (II)/Rose, Crystal/Dietlein, Marsha/Bagley, Lorri/Chinn, Lori Tan/Brentani, Alexis/Turturro, Aida/Christie, Barbara (II) +Microcosmos: Le peuple de l'herbe (1996)/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Scott Thomas, Kristin +Midnight Clear, A (1992)/Sinise, Gary/Lamal, Andre/Hawke, Ethan/Bohling, Matt/Shoemaker, Timothy S./Jensen, David (I)/Gately, Kelly/Gross, Arye/English, John (V)/Osborn, Bill/Lowens, Curt/Joshua, Larry/Beatty, Jim/Berg, Peter (I)/McGinley, John C./Whaley, Frank/Chynoweth, Robert/Dillon, Kevin (I)/Van Wagenen, Michael/Griffin, Rachel (I) +Midnight Cowboy (1969)/Kramer, Jonathan/Holland, Anthony (I)/Carver, Randall/Stetson, Al/Salt, Waldo/Morrissey, Paul (I)/Zamagias, Peter/Masters, J.T./Jasmin, Paul/Hughes, Barnard/Hoffman, Dustin/Balaban, Bob/Siracusa, Vito/Voight, Jon/Door, William/Benjamin, Paul (I)/Gough, Trent/Walsh, M. Emmet/Morran, Jay/Rossilli, Gastone/Clarke, Richard (II)/Eppersen, George/Mead, Taylor/Jabara, Paul/Scalia, Peter/Scott, Al/Rankin, Gilman/McGiver, John (I)/Anderson, Arthur (II)/Owens, Gary (III)/Lundy, Ron/Marlow, T. Tom/Clark, Marlene/Reeder, Arlene/Davis, Linda (I)/Scala, Tina/Felix, Alma/Semes, Renee/Viva (I)/White, Ruth (II)/Lipson, Cecelia/Thomas, Ann (I)/Vaccaro, Brenda/Boylan, Mary (I)/Ast, Pat/Violet, Ultra (I)/Johnson, Georgann/Salt, Jennifer/Murphy, Joan (I)/Velvet, International/Tice, Jan/Miles, Sylvia +Midnight Express (1978)/Adem, Yashaw/Tablian, Vic/Weisser, Norbert/Zammit Cordina, Joe/Diogene, Franco/Quaid, Randy/Ensign, Michael/Jeffrey, Peter (I)/Kellin, Mike/Yannatos, Michael/Zannino/Hurt, John/Davis, Brad (I)/Malikyan, Kevork/Hopkins, Bo/Boyd, Tony/El Shenawi, Ahmed/Smith, Paul L./Ballista, Gigi/Bonacelli, Paolo/Rawi, Raad/Miracle, Irene +Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997)/Dahlquist, Karl/Manson, Ted/Gillie, Nick (II)/Soucy, Jin Hi/Biggers, Dan/Spence, Jerry (I)/Goossen, Greg/Gunton, Bob/Hipp, Paul (I)/Wineteer, Ray/Cusack, John/Law, Jude/Duncan, John (III)/Mandley, Lawrence/Brandt, Victor/Williams, Gary Anthony/Rosenbaum, Michael (I)/Moody, James (I)/Thompson, Jack (I)/Rhoads, Terry/Black, Charles (I)/Black, Tim (I)/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Nelson, Danny (I)/Seiler, Sonny/Herd, Richard (I)/McCormack, J. Patrick/Rippy, Leon/Weaver, Tyrone Lee/O'Hagan, Michael/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Harry, Kevin/Eastwood, Alison/Hunter, Kim (I)/Kingery, Dorothy/Kingery, Susan/Kelly, Emma (I)/Mitchell, Aleta/Robinson, Judith (I)/Paxton, Collin Wilcox/Allen, Georgia (I)/Duncan, Virginia/Herd, Patricia/Luck, Bree/Loudon, Dorothy/Eubanks, Shannon (I)/Darbo, Patrika/Pflug, Jo Ann/Davis, Margaret R./Kingery, Amanda/Chablis, Lady/Hall, Irma P./Thompson, Bess S./Moore, Muriel/Haney, Anne/Griffis, Rhoda/Cusack, Ann +Midnight Run (1988)/Ashton, John (I)/Coleman, Robert (V)/Zeoli, Joe 'Tippy'/Vento, Robert/Grodin, Charles (I)/Burdick, Rowdy/Gonzalez, Richard (I)/Kotto, Yaphet/Jennings, Matt (I)/Netsosie, Wilfred/Jensen, Pete/York, Dan (I)/White, Stanley/Farina, Dennis/McAfee, Scott/Walter, Tracey/Young, Jack N./Muniz, Armando/Charnoki, Andy/Portolese, James (I)/Sanders, Sam (I)/Pantoliano, Joe/Brest, Martin/Robbins, Sherman L./Robbins, William (I)/Fritz, Bill (I)/Beard Jr., Dale/Maroff, Bob/Toles-Bey, John/Hammil, John/Miranda, Robert/McKenna, Paul Joseph/Foronjy, Richard/McCleister, Tom/Weeks, Jimmie Ray/Nez, Thomas/Hall, Philip Baker/De Niro, Robert/Hageboeck, Thomas J./Felder, Lou/Pesce, Frank/Gainsborough, Michael D./Falkyn, Davy/Kehoe, Jack/Lee, Varnoy/Irwin, Tom (II)/Roberts, Sonia M./Gillis, Mary/Phillips, Wendy (I)/DuClos, Danielle/Murphy, Rosemarie/Brill, Fran/Margules, Linda/Smith, Lois (I)/Milzer, Cameron +Midsummer Night's Dream, A (1999)/Fugazzotto, Filippo/Gullotto, Emanuele/Risi, Paolo/Wright, Max (I)/Salvatori, Damiano/Finizio, Daniele/Hill, Bernard/West, Dominic/Bale, Christian/Kline, Kevin (I)/Isidori, Valerio/Irwin, Bill (I)/Rees, Roger/Maioli, Luce/Strathairn, David/Del Mastro, Gianluca/Tucci, Stanley/Maioli, Walter/Marinucci, Aldo/Stanco, Roberto/Accardo, Tommaso/Fierro-Perez, Donato/Sessions, John/Gambino, Giuseppe/Everett, Rupert/Colombaioni, Endrius/Cesarini, Stefano/Marotta, Davide/Caruso, Francesco/Vitale, Beniamino/Ruggiero, Rudy/Bhuiyan, Chomoke/Moretti, Vincenzo/Rockwell, Sam/Jbara, Gregory/Vitale, Carlo/Quistelli, Daniele/Rossetti, Marco (I)/Marino, Mauro/Delfini, Gaetano/Dettole, Vincenzo/Van Ravenstein, Nathalie/Metri, Manuela/Mantis, Cristina/Friel, Anna/Pessot, Paola/Conti, Chiara/Murgia, Paola/Torti, Venera/Ficuciello, Marina/Monti, Alessandra/Fegarotti, Flaminia/Petrucca, Antonia/Boccini, Marina/Stampone, Chiara/Wilson, Xenia F./La Padula, Elisabetta/Parisi, Heather/Gallinelli, Isabella Rita/Cordone, Annalisa/Marazzi, Sabrina/Danese, Vittoria/Tiberi, Alba/Del Chiappa, Veronica/Flockhart, Calista/Carnevale, Elisabetta/Guglielmino, Cristina/Salis, Ester/Sciarrini, Valentina/Nocentini, Solena/Marceau, Sophie/Galli, Roberta/Pfeiffer, Michelle/La Vezzari, Monica/Maltoni, Laura/Burt, Anna/Nardelli, Luisa/Cirigliano, Anna/Harrison, Deirdre/Carbone, Alessandra/Nardelli, Lucia/Martinez, Victoria Eugenia +Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy, A (1982)/Rosenfeld, Moishe/Copeland, J. David/Ferrer, José (I)/Allen, Woody/Roberts, Tony (I)/Redfield, Adam/Higgins, Michael (I)/Frieder, Sol/Barbour, Thomas/Jenkins, Timothy (I)/Zoubok, Boris/Farentino, Tony/O'Heaney, Caitlin/Hagerty, Julie/Farrow, Mia/McGregor-Stewart, Kate/Steenburgen, Mary +Midway (1976)/Schuck, John/Niven, Kip/Kanaly, Steve/Gleeson, Redmond/Morrell, Chuck/Garrison, Sean (I)/Csonka, Larry/Ritchie, Clint/Hirokane, David/Shimoda, Yuki/Yama, Conrad/Pennell, Larry/Coburn, James/Ryan, Mitch/Robertson, Cliff/Rucker, Dennis/Walcott, Gregory/Wagner, Robert (I)/Chew Jr., Sam/Macklin, David/Ishimoto, Dale/Mifune, Toshirô/McGuire, Biff/George, Christopher (I)/Mitchum, Robert/Gill, Ned/Holbrook, Hal/Shimono, Sab/Parker, Frank (I)/Sakai, Seth/McPeak, Sandy/Coleman, Dabney/Kusatsu, Clyde/Allen, Phillip R./Heston, Charlton/Conlon, Noel/Kino, Lloyd/Estrada, Erik (I)/Selleck, Tom/Nelson, Ed (I)/Grayson, Kurt/Perry, John Bennett/Fonda, Henry/Markham, Monte/Richardson, Michael (I)/Webber, Robert (I)/Fujikawa, Jerry/Carroll, Beeson/Dizon, Jesse/Ito, Robert/Corbett, Glenn (I)/Sanders, Richard (I)/Dobson, Kevin (I)/Morita, Pat/Ford, Glenn (I)/Dolan, Don/Herrara, Anthony/Smight, Alec/Fujioka, John/Wellman Jr., William/Ohta, Bennett/Shigeta, James/Ishida, Jim/Sarradet, Richard/Ingersoll, James (I)/Albert, Edward (I)/Chamberlain, Jeff (I)/Wise, Alfie/Frees, Paul/Taka, Miiko/Sullivan, Susan (I)/Kokubo, Christina +Mies vailla menneisyyttä (2002)/Malmi, Pekka/Jalkanen, Jussi/Riihitupa, Reino/Aniche, Christian/Saario, Jouni/Härkönen, Teuvo/Patjas, Timo/Virrantuomi, Raimo/Lähteinen, Antti/Roiha, Mika/Vauhkonen, Panu/Karastie, Joona/Lehtonen, Juha/Juusonen, Seppo/Nikkari, Esko/Sveholm, Pertti/Nuojankoski, Antti/Hyytiäinen, Janne/Springare, Juha/Salmen, Juha/Nylund, Matti/Väänänen, Konsta/Tissari, Veijo/Makkonen, Pentti/Halonen, Reino/Varja, Olli/Teerisaari, Jukka/Wahlroos, Tom/Hietanen, Kauko/Luoma, Jarmo/Pesonen, Juha/Salmi, Jukka (I)/Salmen, Juuso/Nurmi, Juha/Hirvonen, Ismo/Astikainen, Henry/Linnasalo, Timo/Wuori, Matti/Lindström, Kari/Kirstilä, Pentti/Kaarna, Tommi/Salmenjoki, Pertti/Kokkoniemi, Pasi/Sorsa, Tauno/Leino, Jorma/Niemelä, Juhani/Berg, Leiff/Taipale, Eero/Uusranta, Petri/Rautiainen, Jukka/Lindström, Lars (V)/Nieminen, Harri (II)/Mattila, Heikki/Koukkari, Kari/Heikkilä, Rauno/Hiltunen, Erkki (IV)/Pätilä, Markku/Majasto, Seppo/Nykänen, Seppo/Kainulainen, Mika/Chernyshov, Andrei/Holmström, Tauno/Nyrhinen, Keijo/Karén, Aarre/Bollström, Eino/von Bagh, Peter/Laakkonen, Jouni/Peltola, Markku/Kuosmanen, Sakari/Mäkelä, Vesa (I)/Hämäläinen, Jyri/Heinämaa, Kalevi/Siika, Julle/Haavisto, Marko/Lahti, Erkki/Keränen, Arto/Korhonen, Risto/Auer, Pentti/Reini, Antti/Liukkonen, Ismo/Linna, Lauri/Tuomi, Olavi/Kauppinen, Esko/Valkeala, Kai/Blom, Atte/Heikkonen, Pertti/Ruishalme, Antti/Koivisto, Toivo/Marjaranta, Jouni/Savolainen, Juha/Peltola, Sulevi/Peltola, Anton/Kuussalo, Aarno/Vuorinen, Kai/Telilä, Jyrki/Puskala, Erkki/Haukkala, Erno/Greus, Erkki/Nurminen, Mika/Nivala, Juha/Nyman, Richard/Salminen, Toni/Heiskanen, Reima/Ritola, Aarre/Kortesato, Jouni/Harjunpää, Seppo/Nykänen, Eero/Aksela, Esko/Jolkkonen, Jari/Vauramo, Samuli/Seppälä, Silu/Lagerroos, Henri/Aniche, Obidra/Seppälä, Alpo/Tuuhea, Mika/Oinonen, Matti/Hirvensalo, Aki/Rahikka, Minna/Leino, Anne/Tuomaala, Martta/Pasanen, Kirsi/Kiukas, Meeri/Tuomisto, Tuire/Lähteinen, Roosa/Lamminen, Kirsti/Mäenpää, Outi/Lehikoinen, Liisa/Laaksovirta, Ritva/Saastamoinen, Anja/Puupponen, Maiju/Kuoppamäki, Liisa/Salo, Elina/Tähti/Törmälä, Tuula/Harteva, Ritva/Usvamaa, Sinikka/Ahola, Inkeri/Viljanen, Helka/Hiltunen, Marjatta/Lysti, Vappu/Ajo, Annamari/Salo, Sanni/Taipale, Marja-Leena/Pakarinen, Kaija/Angel, Anja/Penttilä, Saini/Gustafsson, Pia/Kujamäki, Marketta/Puupponen, Anna/Kaurismäki, Leena/Seppo, Aino/Penttinen, Eeva/Tirkkonen, Maarit/Haimelin, Eeva-Liisa/Ritvanen, Eira/Niska, Miira/Jokinen, Hanna/Lähteinen, Raija/Kuussalo, Maire/Tähti, Annikki/Sauli, Anneli/Outinen, Kati +Mifunes sidste sang (1999)/Nørgaard, Kjeld/Pedersen, Esben/Bondam, Klaus/Sievert, Christian/Haxen, Rasmus/Berthelsen, Anders W./Nykjær, Elith Nulle/Dam, Jens Basse/Jensen, Torben (II)/Jensen, Arthur (II)/Asholt, Jesper/Tarding, Emil/Flyverbom, Morten/Fauli, Søren/Rygaard, Peter/Malling, Søren/Møllegaard, Ole/Paustian, Dan/Pedersen, Albert (I)/Grønvall, Christian/Hove, Anders/Hjejle, Iben/Storm, Susanne (I)/Bratlann, Mette/Vaupel, Kirsten/Oksen, Lene Laub/Stougaard, Sofie/Kruse, Line/Hillingsø, Ellen/Steen, Paprika/Knudsen, Sidse Babett/Gråbøl, Sofie +Mighty Aphrodite (1995)/Mineo, John/Gertsacov, Seth/Randazzo, Steven/McQuaid, Jimmy/Herman, Paul (I)/Giamatti, Paul/McRobbie, Peter/Moreland, Rawleigh/Edelson, Kenneth/Coleman, Joseph P./Tuffey, Nolan/Marcus, Dominic/Garvey, Ray/Darrow, Tony/Sirico, Tony/Nelson, Christopher (II)/Robin, Tucker/Toorvald, Sven/Sechler, Craig/Weller, Peter (I)/Wallace, Don (III)/Fink, Dann/Blocher, Kent/Mann III, Fred/De La Pena, George/Kurland, Jeffrey/Fowler, Scott (I)/Durkin, Thomas/Alper, Gary/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Cerullo, Al/Abraham, F. Murray/Addy, William/Winant, Bruce/Fraboni, Angelo/Stiers, David Ogden/Symington, Donald/Kramer, David H./Moran, Dan (I)/Allen, Woody/Chaib, Elie/Poor, Bray/Warden, Jack/Mullane, Dan/Timoney, Bill/Bonham Carter, Helena/Filali, Marianne/Vidal, Lisa (I)/Dukakis, Olympia/Smith-Cameron, J./Haidorfer, Karin/Faye, Denise (I)/DiMauro, Joanne/Karr, Patti/Murphy, Rosemary/Ceballos, Rene/Lee, Adrian (III)/Longwell, Karen/Blair, Pamela/Ferland, Danielle/Pasare, Georgette/Greenhut, Jennifer/Bloom, Claire (I)/Sorvino, Mira/James, Sondra/Hawkins, Yvette/Setterfield, Valda/Halston, Julie/Doyle, Kathleen +Mighty Ducks, The (1992)/Ratliff Henson, Garette/Sommer, Josef/Peterson, Brad/Bryan, Scott (I)/Howard, Joe (I)/Estevez, Emilio/Bradley, Mark (III)/Modano, Michael/Adams, Brandon Quintin/Pierce, Brock/Brill, Steven (I)/Larusso, Vincent/Garven, Casey/Jackson, Joshua/Weiss, Shaun/Gilmer, Steven/Sterling, Andrei/Dowling, Stephen/Oliver, John (I)/Atkinson III, Hal Fort/Daniels, J.D./Syvertsen, Peter/Miller, Bob (I)/Doherty, Matt (I)/Smith, Lane (I)/Beasley, John (I)/Coe, George/Ackland, Joss/Schoppert, Bill/Tamberelli, Danny/White, Jack (I)/Dunham, Dale/Smollett, Jussie/Gainey, M.C./Gamoke, John Paul/Schwartz, Aaron (II)/Mullin, Peter L./Schumacher, Garth/Henson, Elden/McRae, Basil/Ooms, Michael/Pall, Robert/Kerner, Jeannette/Davidson, Barbara (I)/Plank, Jane/Epper, Jeannie/Moreau, Marguerite/Kling, Heidi/Pertschi, Catherine/Wilkens, Claudia/Kim, Jacqueline/Wahlquist, Katie +Mighty Joe Young (1998)/Antle, Bhagavan/Adler, Jonathan (II)/Cramer, Rick/Genaro, Tony/Troyer, Verne/Hartley, Theodore R./Andrews, Naveen/Ruiz, Hernan/Pickett, Wiley M./Paxton, Bill/Bower, John (I)/Clemenson, Christian/Serbedzija, Rade/Deal, Matt/Paymer, David/Blake, Geoffrey/Kopit, Neil/Mills, Judson/Riehle, Richard/Buck, Cory/Knaus, Darren T./Schaum, Greg/Wisdom, Robert/Heimann, Jurgen/Leake, Damien/Harryhausen, Ray/Pressman, Lawrence/Walter, Tracey/Magrane, Tony/St. Pierre, David (I)/Taylor, Ken (II)/Wilson, Reno/Romero, Kaylan/McGonagle, Richard/Firth, Peter/Brandenburg, Larry/Alexander, John (II)/Purl, Linda/Zulo, Sharice/Kia (III)/Boorem, Mika/Merrill, Dina/Duhame, Rachel/Kilpatrick, Laurie/Cheshire, Denise/Mariye, Lily/Di Re, Flo/King, Regina/Pomers, Scarlett/Moreau, Marguerite/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Theron, Charlize/DeMasi, Kacee/Davis, Vicki/Deal, Jenilee/Kellner, Deborah/James, Arden/Bassler, Bethany/Eilber, Janet/McDonald, Jewel/Georges, Liz/Moore, Terry (I)/Allison, Cynthia (I)/Miller, Bree/Swanson, Hannah +Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (1995)/Frank, Jason David/McGregor, Scott (I)/Ginther, Mark/Bosch, Johnny Yong (I)/Mahan, Kerrigan/Pantano, Paul/Simper, Robert/Mochrie, Peter (I)/Valka, Tim/Narvy, Jason/Bell, Jean Paul/Kizer, R.J./Cardenas, Steve/McMahon, Mitchell/Yost, David/Schrier, Paul/Axelrod, Robert/Horvitz, Richard Steven/Metcalf, Martin G./Casey, Kerry/Bell, Nicholas/Manahan, Robert L./Croft, Jamie/Freeman, Paul (I)/Goddard, Paul (I)/Rixon, Peta-Maree/Ashley, Karan/Goodson, Barbara/Morrell, Paula/Cortez, Julia/Gol, Robyn/Fitzpatrick, Gabrielle/Johnson, Amy Jo +Mighty Wind, A (2003)/Belafsky, Marty/Hitchcock, Michael (I)/Williamson, Scott (I)/Ortlieb, Jim/Blasucci, David/Godfrey, Joe (I)/Moret, Jim/Dooley, Paul/Cobbs, Bill/Joy, Matthew/Lieberman, Todd/McKean, Michael (I)/Jennewein, Jim/Hicks, Richard (II)/Van Buskirk, Floyd/Benedict, Paul/Luce, Stuart/Begley Jr., Ed/Pandis, Steve/Raddatz, Ryan/Lake, Don/Miller, Larry (I)/Willard, Fred/Dickler, Andrew/Moynihan, Christopher/Merritt, Danny/Lowry, Thomas/Smith, Jared Nelson/Shearer, Harry/Guest, Christopher (I)/Riley, Brian (III)/Balaban, Bob/Higgins, John Michael/Mantell, Michael/Allen, Brian (I)/Sprague, Cameron/Gaitsch, Bruce/Nonisa, Mark/Rosenfeld, Keva/Piddock, Jim/Baser, Michael/Sauber, Patrick/Levy, Eugene/Forsberg, Tyler/Theaker, Deborah/Shen, Freda Foh/Tomlinson, LeShay N./Harris, Laura (II)/Kardon, Darlene/Posey, Parker/Gross, Mary/Baker, Diane/Harris, Rachael (I)/Meldrum, Wendel/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Kolb, Mina/Coolidge, Jennifer/Lynch, Jane/Delano, Diane +Mighty, The (1998)/Bourgeois, John (I)/Lee, Daniel (I)/Marotte, Carl/Henson, Elden/Van Allen, William/Culkin, Kieran/Bisset, Douglas (I)/Bully, Bryon/Webb, Rudy/Nigrini, Ron/Hughes, Jordan/Perrino, Joseph/Colton, Michael (I)/Meat Loaf/Tubbe, Bruce/Tiefenbach, Dov/Miranda, Telmo/Gandolfini, James/Stanton, Harry Dean/Bennett, Sophie/Stone, Sharon (I)/Lewis, Jenifer/Porter, Chalaine/Chiu, Ann/Mininni, Lisa/Chen, Lisa Marie/Pruyn, Serena/Rowlands, Gena/Anderson, Gillian (I)/Litz, Nadia/Sheehan, Nora/Crawford, Eve +Milagro Beanfield War, The (1988)/Shipman, Nat/Cantu, Reynaldo/Riquelme, Carlos/Morin, Alberto (I)/Bradford, Richard (I)/Martinez, Jimmy (I)/Berns, Arnold/Treisman, Eric/Vacío, Natividad/Ornelas, Gene/Romero, Alfredo (I)/Baros, Eddie G./Hardin, Jerry/Vlahos, Sam/Roberto, Federico/Carricart, Robert/Heard, John/Mead, Phil/Mondragon, Roberto/Vennera, Chick/Vigil, Cipriano/Avila, Ishmael A./Yanez, Douglas/Fernandez, Rudy (II)/Genaro, Tony/Frazier, Ron (II)/Oviedo, Marco A./Cantu, Waldo/Silva, Trinidad/Connor, Tom/Gammon, James (I)/Martinez, Marcos I./Cordova, Leandro/Arrambide, Mario/Tafoya, Cletus/Gomez, Mike (I)/Lopez, Fredrick/Walsh, M. Emmet/Chavez, Patricio/Salazar, Donald/Hoffman, Basil/Vigil, Eloy/Trujillo, Pablo (I)/Walken, Christopher/Stern, Daniel (I)/Blades, Rubén/Fender, Freddy/Joseph, Ronald G./Marchant, Ruby/Plata, Victoria/Carmen, Julie/Braga, Sonia/Sandoval, Adelita/Cantu, Eva/Apodaca, Bonnie/Nichols, Juanita/Romero, Astrea/Witz, Linda/Luz, Consuelo/Griffith, Melanie/Cutler, Margo/Merediz, Olga/Bell, China/Garcia, Julia (I) +Mildred Pierce (1945)/Compton, John/Kelsey, Fred/Kipling, Dick/Tobias, George/Carson, Jack (I)/Mower, Jack/Cota, David/Jordan, Charles (I)/Lono, Jimmy/Clark, Wallis/Owen, Garry (I)/Meader, George/Trowbridge, Charles/Walsh, Johnny (I)/Loraine, Robert (II)/Miller, Harold (I)/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Arthur, Robert (I)/Flavin, James/Kippen, Manart/Ruhl, William/Christian, John (II)/Rio, Larry/Olsen, Moroni/Bennett, Bruce (I)/Lazelle, Perk/Clute, Chester/Hull, Arthur Stuart/Anderson, George (I)/Dillon, Tom (I)/Scott, Zachary (I)/Sheridan, John (II)/O'Connor, Jack (I)/Chambers, Wheaton/Alcorn, William/Grant, Don (I)/Cooper, Clancy/Panzer, Paul/Evans, Robert (III)/Brown, Barbara (I)/Ames, Ramsay/Blyth, Ann/Crawford, Joan (I)/Baggett, Lynn/Borg, Veda Ann/Winfield, Joan/Arden, Eve/Pender, Helen/Greene, Angela (I)/Marlowe, Jo Ann/Lessing, Marion/Flowers, Bess/Baird, Leah/Alexander, Betty (I)/Carleton, Claire/Servoss, Mary/Patrick, Lee (I)/Wardley, Joan/Lorraine, Jean/Meyran, Mary Ellen/Hack, Dorothy/Kane, Marjorie/Caron, Doria/Barrett, Dorothy/McQueen, Butterfly/Brown, Elyse/Compton, Joyce +Milk Money (1994)/Davis, Tony D./Bosco, Philip/Behan, Matt/McDowell, Malcolm/Pennell, Mark/Arwine, Jack/Carter, Michael Patrick/Harris, Ed (I)/Katz, Joshua Keller/Coop, Tom/Pittinger, David/Grooms, Roger/Mathes, Jason/Suttles, Darnell/Williams, Nathan (I)/LaVorgna, Adam/Conn, Michael (I)/Roberts, Don (V)/Headley, Lou/Kisicki, James/Walsh, Lee/Murphy, William John/Christopher, Brian/Fusco, Brian/Alvin, John (I)/Schwarber, William L./Procaccino, Greg/Siemaszko, Casey/Newstate, Howard/Scannell, Kevin/Jollay, Aaron/Heche, Anne/Fitzpatrick, Annie (I)/Wesson, Jessica/Reskin, Ann/Nagle, Margaret/Montgomery, Julia/Afanador, Andrea/Gudaitis, Mary Scott/Stokes, Nadja/Powell, Katie/Koch, Jacquelyn K./Sharkey, Amanda/Stephan, Lisa/Baker, Ann (I)/Griffith, Melanie +Miller's Crossing (1990)/Fernández, Esteban/Schnauder Jr., John/Mounicou III, Louis Charles/Levin, Zolly/Flaherty, Lanny/LaBrosse, Robert/Ancona, Joey/Freeman, J.E./Turturro, John/Mancini, Al/Woods, Richard (I)/Todisco, Mario/Dearie, Kevin/Byrne, Gabriel/Raimi, Sam/Starr, Monte/Finney, Albert/Rooney, Carl/Ferrara, Charles/Hewitt, Jery/Raye, Bill/Toner, Thomas/Starr, Mike (I)/Drinkx, Dave/Buscemi, Steve/Jeter, Michael/Harris, Jack (II)/Fernandez, George/Gunning, Charles/McConnell, John (I)/Darlow, David/Picard, Don/Robertson, William Preston/Tornabene, Salvatore H./Polito, Jon/Krupa, Olek/Badalucco, Michael/Aiello III, Danny/Kontomitras, Jeanette/McDormand, Frances/McLean, Hilda/Harden, Marcia Gay/Jolly, Helen +Million Dollar Baby (2004)/Thomason, Mark (I)/Washington, Jaerin/Rajcic, Vladimir (I)/Baruchel, Jay/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Mackie, Anthony/Yang, Jamison/Stewart, McKay/Pena, Michael/Nugent, Roy/Eisenberg, Ned (I)/Naveen (I)/Ming, Lo/Rodriguez, Marco (I)/Chait, Marcus/Powledge, David/Sammon, Marty/Finney, Brian (I)/Bates, Eddie/Maron, Rob/Grossman, Ted (I)/Colter, Mike/O'Byrne, Brian F./Cantafio, Jim/D'Angerio, Joe/Corona, Ray/Martinez, Benito (I)/Schorle II, Jon D./Familton, Dean/Familton, Don/Porter, Steven M./Moret, Dr. Louis/Gilbertson, Christopher/Brown Jr., Bruce Gerard/Pak, Ricky/Foster, V.J./McCleister, Tom/Bentt, Michael/MacVittie, Bruce/Strauss, Kim/Pérez, Miguel (I)/O'Kane, Sean (II)/Eastwood, Clint/Ciccolella, Jude/Swank, Hilary/Martindale, Margo/Estrada, Kimberly/Eastwood, Morgan/Rijker, Lucia/Lindhome, Riki/Grant, Erica/Avetisova, Nina/Verdugo, Melissa/Krebs, Susan/Parkman, Sunshine Chantal/Dannenberg, Kim/Berman, Kirsten/Williams, Spice +Million Dollar Hotel, The (2000)/Yulin, Harris/Gardner, Kirk R./Smits, Jimmy/Hassell, Jon/Lafoe, Justin/Edson, Richard/Arturo, Michael/Mendez, Tiger/Logue, Donal/Rocha, Winston J./Rondell, Erik/Roth, Tim/Gibson, Mel (I)/Stoneburner, Roger/Cort, Bud/Caan, Clay/Bono/Buzzington, Ezra/Stifel, David/Wenders, Wim/Roberts, Conrad/Larriva, Tito/Sands, Julian/Davies, Jeremy (I)/Stormare, Peter/Hawn, Phil/Bower, Tom (I)/Cleghorne, Ellen/Stuart, Gloria/Plummer, Amanda/Woodard, Charlayne/Jordan, Susan/Jovovich, Milla/Van Der Wal, Frederique +Millions (2004)/Memarzia, Nasser/Evans, Nicky/Macarthy, Cornelius/Hyland, Billy/Etel, Alexander Nathan/Agboke, Kolade/Weyman, Daniel/Garti, Steve/Smith, Denny James/Chatterton, Mark/Styles, Richard (I)/Donnelly, Warren/Armstrong, Alun/Quigley, Pearce/Conningham, Ian/McGibbon, Lewis/Stringer, Dale/Winbergh, Gunnar/Kirkham, Harry/Skelly, Neville/Rubeck, Christian/Quinn, James (II)/Fulford, Christopher/Nesbitt, James (I)/Cilenti, Enzo/Cottrell Boyce, Frank/Walton, Toby/Phillips, Leslie/Nugent, John (II)/Flanagan, Guy/Hicks, Jo (II)/Pogson, Kathryn/Donovan, Daisy/Moran, Tara/Hogarth, Jane/Howarth, Philippa/Patel, Bina/Norris, Maggie/Cullen, Christy/Millett, Lisa (I)/Whitehead, Michele/Grice, Alice/Aston, Emily +Mimi wo sumaseba (1995)/Yasuda, Hiromi/Suzuki, Toshio (I)/Spanjers, Martin/Takahashi, Satoru/Kishibe, Shirô/Elwes, Cary/Tsuyuguchi, Shigeru/Takahashi, Kazuo (I)/Gould, Harold (I)/Tachibana, Takashi/Gallagher, David (I)/Kobayashi, Keiju/Egawa, Suguru (I)/Sikking, James/Takahashi, Issei/Inoue, Naohisa/Okada, Tatsuya/Iizuka, Mayumi/Smart, Jean/Yamashita, Yorie/Chambers, Erin (I)/Takayama, Minami/Snow, Brittany/Muroi, Shigeru/Honna, Youko/Tisdale, Ashley/Mavity, Abigail/Boorem, Mika/Thorne-Smith, Courtney/Russo, Deanna +Mimic (1997)/Napo/Salata, Rocco/Goodwin, Alexander/Costa, James/Ho, Pak-Kwong/Dutton, Charles S./Northam, Jeremy/Clown, Roger/Giannini, Giancarlo/Lasovich, Bill/Reedus, Norman/Abraham, F. Murray/Richings, Julian/Kidnie, James/Argue, Alan/Bang, Glenn/Brolin, Josh/Hayter, Charles/Barnwell, Javon/Jones, Doug (I)/Fisher, Warna/Koromzay, Alix/Ma, Margaret/English, Eve/Sorvino, Mira +Mindhunters (2004)/Miller, Jonny Lee/White, Trevor (I)/LL Cool J/Kilmer, Val/Boissevain, Daniël/Kemp, Will/Collins Jr., Clifton/Bailey, Eion/Slater, Christian/Kamerling, Antonie/Bell, Cassandra/Sendar, Jasmine/Velasquez, Patricia/Morris, Kathryn (I) +Minority Report (2002)/Crowe, Cameron/Morts, Billy/Stifel, David/Sherman, Ethan/Hornsby, David/Perchesky, Jerry/Hack, Steven/Trumpower, Max (I)/Ulstad, Ron/Kardulias, George/Grillo, Frank (I)/Henderson, James (II)/Osment, Eugene/Raider-Wexler, Victor/Kayvanfar, Payman/Bates, Catfish/Austin, Don/Farrell, Colin (I)/Lawrence, Bertell/Shindell, Jay/Stormare, Peter/Woller, Kirk B.R./Mesnik, William/Flippen, Keith/Nelson, Tim Blake/Schmidt, Riley/Barb, Nicholas Edwin/Rash, Jim/Caton, Robert Randolph/Means, Brennen/Coca, Richard/von Sydow, Max (I)/Ramsey, Stephen (II)/Harris, Steve (I)/Kilpatrick, Patrick/Floyd, Bourke/Smith, Daniel Browning/Pallo, Jorge/Hasson, Morgan/Mapother, William/Gross, Arye/Wunderman, Severin/Dinsmoor, Miles/Lopes, Danny (II)/Sinclair, Kurt/Jay, Baron/Bashoff, Blake/Blake, Clement/Bennett, John (I)/Hill, Tony (IV)/Walker, Dude/Frank, Scott (I)/Campbell, Keith (I)/Dickman, Matthew/Dickman, Michael/Wheeler, Gene/Wallace, George (I)/Jones, Tyler Patrick/Rueda Sr., Rocael/Jao, Radmar Agana/Cruise, Tom/Burns, Drakeel/Whitenight, Tom/Sandler, Andrew/London, Daniel (I)/Binder, Mike/Taylor, Nathan (III)/McDonough, Neal/Alexander, Markus/Doty, David/Choi, Tom/Tull, Clyde/Antoon, Jason/Taylor, Christian (IV)/Gretsch, Joel/Kay, Dominic Scott/Wesley, Paul (II)/Jackson, Tristan/Kain, Rick/Ivey, Tonya/Simmons, Sarah (I)/Diaz, Cameron/Copeland, Kathi/Gelman, Kimiko/Hale, Fiona/Dunn, Maureen (I)/Montano, Sumalee/Neric, Peechee/Ryerson, Ann/Oliver, Lucille M./Horsford, Anna Maria/Smith, Elizabeth Anne (I)/Monroe, Meredith/Crow, Ashley/Morris, Kathryn (I)/Kelleher, Victoria/Smith, Lois (I)/Axakowsky, Nadia/Scott, Klea/Logue, Karina/Kaczorowski, Nina/Asbert, Vanessa/Mao, Caitlin/Charles, Nancy Linehan/Arcoraci, Vene L./Gordon, Raquel/Boyer, Katy/Raye, Allie/Cedotal, Vanessa/Harper, Jessica (I)/Lagerfelt, Caroline/Capshaw, Jessica/Roberts, Pamela (I)/Jarah/Morgan, Bonnie/Morgan, Beverly (I)/Gallego, Gina/Judson-Yager, Anne/Quintana, Ana Maria/Ritz, Rebecca/O'Hurley, Shannon/Nall, Benita Krista/Ford, Erica/Morton, Samantha/Payne, Elizabeth (II)/Kamosa, Adrianna/Gordon, Kari/Kamosa, Elizabeth/Kamosa, Laurel +Minus Man, The (1999)/Ovregaard, Axel/McCreary, Lew (I)/Cox, Brian (I)/Gerald, Matt/Vargas, John (I)/Lynch, John Carroll/Yoakam, Dwight/Mabius, Eric/Warshofsky, David/Wilson, Owen/Briscoe, Brent/Derwin, Mark/Halloran, Kevin (I)/Rey, Danny 'Big Black'/Holland, Erik/Haysbert, Dennis/Miller, Larry (I)/Garofalo, Janeane/Gerace, Lois/Kies, Shannon/Díaz, María (I)/Crow, Sheryl/Ignon, Madeleine/Ruehl, Mercedes/Warren, Alex (I)/Black, Chloe (I)/Foster, Meg +Mio nome è Nessuno, Il (1973)/Gordon, Leo (I)/Guerra, Luigi Antonio/Fonda, Henry/Armstrong, R.G./Hill, Terence/Polgár, Tommy/Schmidt, Claus (II)/Mazza, Marc/Palombi, Antonio/Peets, Rainer/Müller, Ullrich/Kanaly, Steve/Brega, Mario (I)/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Angrisano, Franco/Mittendorf, Hubert/Summers, Neil/Martin, Jean (I)/Novi, Angelo/Stefanelli, Benito/Lulli, Piero/Feist, Emil/Braun, Karl (I)/Saint-John, Antoine/Allerson, Alexander/Mancini, Carla +Miracle (2004)/Walton, Dan (III)/Thorpe, Ryan/Mitchell, Kenneth (I)/Olsson, Ty/Shinkoda, Peter/Carter, Billy (II)/Leeper, Alvie/Alto, Trevor/Walter, Ryan/Vos, Rob/Carter, Jimmy (I)/Vogel, Tony/Hampeis, Lada/Wilijto, Steve/Welsh, Kenneth/Morton, Bob (III)/Mondy, Bill/Evans, Kurt/Murray, Rob (II)/Potvin, Kevin/Defrenza, Frank/Cahill, Eddie/Yee, Richard (I)/McKay, Jim (II)/Kitts, Mark (II)/McCann, Sean (I)/Stewart, Malcolm (I)/Shaw, Chris (VIII)/Cleven, Mike/Bartzen, Casey/Fortuna, Dan/Smith, Evan (III)/Segovic, Marko/Gold, L. Harvey/Hanline, Steve/Cure, Joseph/Russell, Kurt (I)/Miller, Nate/Chapman, Brent/Finck, Bill/Memisevic, Zinaid/Busch, Rob/Kelamis, Peter/Lakovic, Sasha/Heath, Randy/Ameyaw, Kwesi/Ashbridge, John (II)/Johnson, Ryan (VII)/Ivanisec, Marijan/Chancellor, John (I)/Skoryna, Sam/Andersen, Tom/Krhan, Gabe/Kalugin, Alexander/Stark, Paul (II)/Jubenville, Jeff/Stewart, Dave (III)/Hanson, Bobby/Pascal, Steve/Chapple, Julius/Mantenuto, Michael/Lemky, Terry/Preston, Tim (III)/Kovalcik, Steve/Jones, Bill (XIII)/Postle, Nick/Lauder, Will/Cummins, Richard/Bader, Toni/Burnette, Casey/Knight, Adam (I)/West, Nathan (I)/Favaro, Randy/McGovern, Clayton/Thrussell, Ryan/McConchie, Mark/Johnston, Andrew (II)/Brown, Jerry (II)/Michaels, Al (I)/Walker, Graham (V)/Johnson, Scott (II)/Kopsa, Michael/Snesar, Shawn/Thurston, Brent/Wong, Jason (III)/Dalton, Troy/Watts, Roger/Misky, Brandon/Jennings, Jason (I)/MacGregor, Robbie/MacWilliam, Mike/Monahan, Garry/Neale, Joey/Dryden, Ken/Short, David (V)/Emmerich, Noah/Butler, Tom (I)/Marshall, Jason (V)/Dietrich, Rick/Brooks, Herb (I)/Harkins, Todd/Rasmussen, Brian (II)/Tomlinson, Dave (I)/Peter-Kaiser, Eric/McDonald, Brad (II)/Mori, Aaron/Rowland, Chris (III)/Schneider, Billy/Dragicevic, Milan/Burgess, Mark (I)/Kuntz, Tyler/Duffy, Pete (II)/Morozov, Igor (IV)/Bacon, Daniel (I)/Webb, Daren/Maggio, Angelo (II)/Hemsworth, Joe/Wilkes, Greg/Grech-Ellul, Paul/Davis, Don S. (I)/Pahlavi, Shah Mohammed Reza/Ford, Gerald/Wilson, Kris (II)/Nixon, Richard/Marc, Stephan/Hayes, Phil (I)/Keating, Fred (II)/Friend, Ted/Demsey, Patrick O'Brien/Ronnekleiv, Michael/Koch, Chris (II)/Grisdale, Chad/Lampshire, Ian/Caruk, Lisa Marie/Caldwell, Birchana/Loutchaninova, Tatiana/Hepher, Sarah-Anne/Ford, Betty/Breuer, Beverley/Astley, Susan/Sturtevant, Wanda/Harvie, Ellie/Kage, Mariko/Clarkson, Patricia/Carter, Rosalynn/Hayward, Sarah (II) +Miracle on 34th Street (1947)/Driver, Teddy/Cowan, Jerome/Seymour, Harry/Gist, Robert/Pollard, 'Snub'/Greenman, Alvin/Payne, John (I)/Antrim, Harry/Heyes, Herbert/Sayre, Jeffrey/Roberts, Stephen (II)/Perkins, Gil (I)/Gargan, Jack/Seay, James/Corey, Jeff/Reeves, Bob (I)/Lynn, Robert (I)/Helton, Percy/McInerney, Joseph/Hammer, Alvin/Karnes, Robert/Gwenn, Edmund/Forrest, William/Walker, Basil/Irving, Richard (I)/Hall, Porter/Tonge, Philip/Lockhart, Gene/Burke, Kevin (I)/Albertson, Jack/Sydes, Anthony/Raker, Lorin/Thomajan, Guy/Howat, Clark/Sullivan, Brick/Frawley, William/Boyle, Walden/Harris, Theresa/O'Connell, Jean/Wood, Natalie (I)/Lyden, Marlene/Christy, Dorothy/Bliss, Lela/Shirley, Irene/Lee, Fran/Marsh, Mae/Green, Jane (I)/Smith, Patty (I)/O'Neal, Anne/McGuire, Ida/O'Hara, Maureen/Staunton, Ann/Ritter, Thelma/Field, Mary (I) +Miracle on 34th Street (1994)/Pentangelo, Joe/Jones, Simon (I)/Ackland, Joss/D'Alessio, Peter (I)/Prosky, Robert/Wurzbach, Casey/Noonan, Greg/Johnson, Hank (I)/McGee, Jack (I)/Attenborough, Richard/Sanz, Horatio/Piven, Byrne/Kolzow, Harve/Windom, William/Walsh, J.T./Gerety, Peter/Polk, Antonio/Bacarella, Mike/Greenman, Alvin/Buell, Bill (I)/Schumacher, Eddie/Damiano II, Mark/Meglio, Jimmy Joseph/Moskowitz, Joe (I)/McDermott, Dylan/Remar, James/Beattie, Ron/Ferrari, Brian/Johnston, Hank/Holt, Lester/Siragusa, Peter/Gitkin, Matthew T./Morrison, Jennifer (II)/Buchanan, Margo (II)/Park, Susie/Leavell, Paige Walker/Janney, Allison/McCormack, Mary/Pucci, Bianca Rose/Leeves, Jane/Krieger, Samantha/Narducci, Kathrine/Chilton, Melinda/Smith, Kimberly (III)/Wilson, Mara/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Stewart, Alexandra Michelle/Sparrman, Lisa/Harris, Eliza/Kauss, Janet/Marsh, Michele (II)/Scotto, Rosanna +Miracle Worker, The (1962)/Hollander, Jack/Darden, Michael/Prine, Andrew/Code, Grant/Howard, Alan (II)/Bliss, John (I)/Moore, Keith (I)/Wright Jr., Walter/Haddock, William F./Jory, Victor (I)/Ludlam, Helen/Lowry, Judith/Comegys, Kathleen/Bryan, Donna/Bethea, Dale Helen/Richards, Beah/Farr, Michele/Bryan, Diane/Sherwood, Mindy/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Burke, Peggy (II)/Swenson, Inga/West, Madge/Ayuso, Maribel/Duke, Patty +Mirror Has Two Faces, The (1996)/Ruggiero, Allelon/Bridges, Jeff (I)/LeFevre, Adam/Davey, Marty/Hartman, Thomas/Brosnan, Pierce/Segal, George (I)/Cain, William (II)/LaBreque, Paul/Kinzie, David/Ruggiero, Rudy/Moore, Kirk/Pendleton, Austin/Parks, Andrew (I)/Ristow, Trevor/Keyes, Christopher/Biando, Alex/Scibelli, Carlo/Anoai, Rodney/Koehler, Kurt/Baio, Jimmy/Phillips, Glenn (I)/Saccio, Thomas/Pearlstein, Randy/Roth, Eli/Schwary, Brian/Weber, Ben (I)/Herman, Rabbi Howard S./Hodge, Mike (I)/Yanofsky, Louise/Smith, Amber (I)/Lee, Adrian (III)/Stefanson, Leslie/Hairston, Kiyoko M./Mollison, Joan/Brooks, Lucy Avery/Gareis, Jennifer/O'Sullivan, Anne (I)/Viotto, Regina/Wheeler, Lisa/Guyer, Cindy/Bailey, Laura (I)/Schroeder, Sandi/Kushner, Jill Tara/Kramer, Rebecca/Streisand, Barbra/Rogers, Mimi/Moore, Cheryl/Macpherson, Elle/Marsh, Ali/Walker, Lea (I)/Sumter, Stacie/Elg, Taina/Bacall, Lauren/Vaccaro, Brenda/Fann, Emma +MirrorMask (2005)/Schofield, Simon (I)/Fry, Stephen (I)/Brydon, Rob/Tate, Mark/Hall, Stuart (VII)/Llewellyn, Robert/Thompson, Robin (IV)/Jay, Kerry/Robson, Nik/Barry, Jason/Trifanov, Trifon/Ballamy, Iain/Dainton, Nick/France, Martin (II)/Goffe, Rusty/Borroughs, Peter/Harvey, Simon (I)/Allen, Rick (VII)/Henry, Lenny/Thompson, Richard (XIV)/Carstensen, Stian/Hamilton, Andy/Jackson, Nick (IV)/Perry, Mark (V)/Batchelor, Chris/Fratelli, Silvia/Reynard, Fiona/Johansson, Lina/Robbins, Kate (I)/Bryan, Dora/Williams, Victoria (I)/Pangea, Peachi/Maynard, Eryl/Pearce, Eve/Leonidas, Stephanie/Noris, Emma/McKee, Gina/D'Angelo, Gina +Misery (1990)/Brunelle, Thomas/Reiner, Rob/Walsh, J.T./Hahn III, Archie/Caan, James/Snegoff, Gregory/Jarvis, Graham (I)/Farnsworth, Richard/Potter, Jerry/Sternhagen, Frances/Bates, Kathy (I)/Christopher, June/Payne, Julie (I)/Bowers, Wendy/Bacall, Lauren +Misfits, The (1961)/Smith, J. Lewis/Bell, Rex (I)/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Gable, Clark/Huston, John (I)/Fanelli Sr., Frank/Bowker, Ryall/Clift, Montgomery/LaSalle, Bobby/Wallach, Eli/Ramage, Walter/Mitchell, Philip (II)/Barton, James (I)/Roberts, Ralph (I)/Shaw, Dennis (II)/Ritter, Thelma/Monroe, Marilyn/Winwood, Estelle/Barton, Peggy/Tree, Marietta +Miss Congeniality (2000)/Reyes, Rupert/Linley, Cody/Denzlinger, Jeremy/Caine, Michael (I)/Hudson, Ernie/Singleton, James/Swanson, Scott (III)/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Graham, Jimmy/Spencer, Spike/Grossman, Scott (I)/Bruton, Stephen/DiResta, John/Azulay, Ricardo/Thomas, Ken (I)/Cass, Don/Dillinger, Troy/Douglas, Lucien (I)/Cawley, Robert F./Cann, John (I)/Bartee, Johnny/Hiscox, Kirby M./Shatner, William/Mitchell, Brent/Folse, Gabriel/Shea, Christopher (III)/Carbaugh, Devin/Eggleston, Dan/Monroe, Steve (I)/Lee, Ricky (III)/Tidwell, Clint/Amy, Dustin/Levtsuk, Sergei/Perella, Marco/Kamin, Danny/Selivanov, Konstantin/Goldberg, Eric Ian/Martinez, Nikki (II)/McClendon, Shana/Miller, Summyr/Pruitt, Katie/de Cardi, Anna/Abbott, Deborah/Guzda, Laurie/Aguiar, Cynthia/Yerger, Michelle/Foy, Georgia/Brown, Pei-San/Dunlap, Katy/Conner, Dyan/Nelson, Debbie (III)/Bright, Kelly/Stenson, Hollie/Royer, Mylinda/Stephens, Jamie Drake/De Sousa, Melissa/McHenry, Catenya/Van De Walle, Angela/Holcomb, Jessica/Schwartz, Ellen H./Dorn, Cynthia/Robinson, Wendy Raquel/White, Farah/Rainwater, Nita/Lee Fultz, Mona/Green, Mary Ashleigh/Bergen, Candice/Adams, Dee Dee/Quinn, Deirdre (I)/Bartley, Tarah/Hale, Jessica (I)/Burns, Heather/Small, Cassandra L./Nason, Bernadette/Bishop, Paige/Cola, Brea/White, Isamari/Crawford, Kimberly/Mills, Holly/Green, Pam (I)/Del Dotto, Lisa/Bullock, Sandra/De Marcos, Asia/Gareis, Jennifer/Matyear, Jennifer/Locken, LeeAnne/Terrazas, Janie/Blake, Whitney (IV) +Miss Congeniality 2: Armed & Fabulous (2005)/Williams, Treat/Llewellyn, Mark S./Sidney, L./McGoldrick, Thomas/DiResta, John/Nieves, Benny/Clark, Tim (II)/Jemison, Kimble/DuMont, James/Giangrande, Louie/Rajcic, Vladimir (I)/Grunberg, Brad/Proval, David/Sutton, Randy/Weinhandl, Mark/Nardi, Manuel/Trnik, Ivanan/Henderson, Lonnie (II)/Perry, Don (I)/Shortall, Brian/Toohey, Jason/Jackson, Wendall/Offerman, Nick/Philbin, Regis/Marino, Frank (IV)/Tubert, Marcelo/Hengst, Mark/Murciano, Enrique/Pernus, Russell S./Kehoe, Brian (I)/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Shippee, Max/Noonan, Scott/Bynum, Nate/Austin, Adam/Tannis, Mitchell/Manabat, Ernell/Schmidt, Joel/Edwards, Larry/Giandomenico, Emilio/Kino, Lloyd/DeDomenico, Richard/Luzietti, Alan James/Vincent, Christian (II)/O'Leary, William (I)/Ford, Christopher (IV)/Cueto, Esteban/Benrubi, Abraham/Shatner, William/Crockett, Affion/Estornel, Alex/Bitley, John/Thomas, Boy/Kendall, Michael/Connor, Brendan Patrick/Mirault, Don/Newberry, Bobby/Skidmore, Rich/LeFevre, Adam/Presley, A.J./Hudson, Ernie/Bader, Diedrich/Shelton, Jeff/Sherry, Todd/Sadovia, Sam/Chao, Vic/Stenson, Gregory/Brennan, Eileen/Page, Michelle (II)/Krashin, Jayne/Engel, Rebecca/Spencer, Octavia/Burns, Heather/Grossman, Leslie/King, Regina/Greenia, Christian/McClanahan, Jaayda/Iverson, Rachel/Lorge, Dana/Berger, Audrey/Strus, Lusia/Eckert, Shari/Flammenbaum, Ida/Minton, Faith/Greene, Kim Morgan/Chuang, Susan/Finneran, Katie/Smith, Rachel (I)/Tripathy, Sue/Milzer, Cameron/Davis, Patricia Andrest/Wasilewski, Audrey/Philbin, Joy/Parton, Dolly/Stevenson, Fusako/De Lecia, Nicole/Lovett, Marjorie/Orange, Ayesha/Bullock, Sandra/Ortega, Roxana (II)/Daizy, Elisha/Cavanagh, Megan/Jonas, Jasmine/Martinez, Michele (I)/Anderson, Nancy (II)/Princess, Angel/Coligado, Emy/Parrott, Tomasina/Gordon, Eve (I)/Röhm, Elisabeth/Kancher, Dori/Blackwell, Tracy Elizabeth/Gottlieb, Molly/Lanford, Lorelei/Price, Mary Ann/Pepper, Cynthia/Leslie, Susan (I) +Missing (1982)/Cates, Albert/Fenton, John/Tompkins, Joe I./Rowe, Hansford/Regalbuto, Joe/Vázquez, Juan (I)/González, Félix (II)/Santoyo, Jorge (I)/Venture, Richard/Nelson, Terence/Lemmon, Jack/Camacho, M. Avilla/Rios, M.E./Szarabajka, Keith/Richardson, Gary (I)/Medellín, Antonio/Garza, Jaime (I)/Clennon, David/Russek, Jorge/Cane, Miguel/Kopoian, Harry/Shea, John (I)/Penwrith, Alan/Cioffi, Charles/Johnstreet, Robert/Cross, Piero/Hardin, Jerry/LaSalle, Martin/Mancilla, Colonel Jorge/Vigil, Gerardo/Whiting, Richard (I)/Doolittle, John (I)/Costello, Ward/Camacho, Alex/Hitt, Robert/Bradford, Richard (I)/Valdez, Mario (I)/Evans, Jacqueline/Echánove, Josefina/Farr, Kimberley/Nochoechea, Edna/Romero, Tina (I)/Spheeris, Linda/Cross, Elizabeth/Spacek, Sissy/Mayron, Melanie/Rule, Janice +Missing, The (2003 I)/Eckhart, Aaron/Rodriguez, Jason (I)/Baker, Simon (III)/Brown, Brian (I)/Midthunder, David/Garver, David/Culbreth, Lewis/Russell, Cliff/Rondeaux, Rod/King, Jerry (I)/Scallan, Paul (I)/Saenz, Joe/Jones, Tommy Lee/Tarwater, James/Montoya, Matthew E./Spottedhorse, Clemente/Fernandez, Eddie J. (I)/Holguin, Toby/Shaw, Gandi/Lunak, Alvin William 'Dutch'/Calderón, Sergio/Schweig, Eric (I)/Shiver, Arron/Howard, Rance/Reevis, Steve/Barela, Richard/Tavare, Jay/Kilmer, Val/Frank, Ramon/Talley, Chris/Lujan, Deryle J./Berto, Tom/Ace (III)/Perlich, Max/Howard, Clint/McKinnon, Ray/Linn, Juddson Keith/Russell, Lourdes/Jensen-Curtis, Aura/McAlister, Scarlett/McAlister, Molly/Schwan, Josephine/Nez, Yolanda/Gulas, Heather/Elich, Alexandra/Moss, Elisabeth/Kocurek, Shelby/Martinez, Deborah/Wood, Evan Rachel/Blanchett, Cate/Boyd, Jenna (I)/Torres, Angelina +Mission to Mars (2000)/Cheadle, Don/O'Connell, Jerry/Varughese, Sugith/Bailey Jr., Robert/Ballard, Jeffrey/Rota, Carlo/Lederman, Daniel/Smith, Kavan/Joensuu, Jukka/Musgrave, Story/Outerbridge, Peter/Mina, Mina E./Chepovetsky, Dmitry/Woods, Anson/Sinise, Gary/Cantner, Riley/Sinise, McCanna Anthony/Mueller-Stahl, Armin/Timoney, Bill/Robbins, Tim (I)/Delaney, Kim/Walters, Lucia/Diaz, Pamela/Marie, Jillian/Waterhouse, Tracy/Perry, Freda/Knowles, Chaynade/Norry, Marilyn/Harras, Patricia/Conlin, Chantal/Nielsen, Connie (I)/Neal, Elise/McKillip, Britt/Teed, Jill/Boyd, Lynda/Cantner, Samantha/Thompson, Jody (I) +Mission, The (1986)/Pickup, Ronald/Melamed, Fred/McAnally, Ray/Sisowath, Monirak/Gonzalez, Luis Carlos (I)/Lamas, Enrique/Segovia, Antonio (I)/Moya, Alejandrino/Venner, Harlan/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Gray, Rolf/Berrigan, Daniel/Duplat, Carlos/Daly, Joe (I)/Camerano, Rafael (I)/Des Grottes, Jacques/De Niro, Robert/Ismare, Sigifredo/Ontiveros, Asuncion/Low, Chuck (I)/Guerrero, Álvaro/Lawn, Tony/Chiripua, Silvestre/Neeson, Liam/Borja, Alberto/Moya, Bercelio/Irons, Jeremy/Ripoll, Maria Teresa/Lunghi, Cherie +Mission: Impossible (1996)/Hagon, Garrick/Osgood, Nathan/Voight, Jon/Ross, Ricco/Pechan, Rudolf/Caramitru, Ion/Rhames, Ving/Schneider, David (IV)/McLaughlin, John (I)/Estevez, Emilio/Douglas, Sam (I)/Phelan, David (I)/Wisniewski, Andreas/Cruise, Tom/Dobry, Karel/Saxon, Rolf/Borkowski, Andrzej (I)/Czerny, Henry/Rogers, Michael (III)/Deare, Morgan/Fedoro, Olegar/Gould, Graydon/Knoll, John/Paul, Randall/Vogel, Tony/Vasut, Marek/Subert, Gaston/Houghton, Mark (I)/Cella, Michael/Reno, Jean (I)/Iures, Marcel/Dye, Dale/Sharp, Richard D./Campbell, Keith (I)/Friend, Bob (I)/Shaeffer, David/Starr, Pat (I)/Marner, Carmela/Knatchbull, Melissa/Doucette, Sue/Béart, Emmanuelle/Yakunina, Valentina/Dokic, Maya/Potworowska, Mimi/Trebická, Jirina/Redgrave, Vanessa/Mullion, Annabel/Dapkunaite, Ingeborga/Brook, Laura/Lindsay, Helen/Scott Thomas, Kristin +Mission: Impossible II (2000)/Chan, Kee/Schnase, Darren/Roxburgh, Richard/Papademetriou, Nicholas/Morris, Lester (III)/Gleeson, Brendan/Polson, John/Rhames, Ving/Vargas, Antonio (I)/Partridge, Brett/Morts, Billy/Marber, Patrick/Luxton, Dan/Serbedzija, Rade/Scott, Dougray/Hopkins, Anthony/Roberts, Daniel (I)/Bell, Nicholas/Manon, Christian/McMillan, Karl/Lovell, Alan/Wilkinson, Mathew/Purcell, Dominic/Cruise, Tom/Mapother, William/Rodríguez, Sandra (I)/Reis, Natalie/Rogic, Nada/Mussett, Tory/Ons, Kelly/Newton, Thandie/Partridge, Candice/Rodríguez, Adriana/Brogers, Cristina/Fleming, Kim +Mission: Impossible III (2006)/Bonacelli, Paolo/Guma, Tony/Rakes, Kwame/Crudup, Billy/Cheung, George/Alonzo, Robert/Zúñiga, José (I)/Del Prete, Antonio/Pankhurst, Patrick/Waters, David (II)/Sartoretti, Andrea/Marchesi, Giorgio/Grunberg, Greg/Price, Douglas (I)/Cruise, Tom/Kehoe, Michael/Solenberger, Ben/Cheng, Barney/French, Bruce (I)/Chase, Jeff (I)/Fishburne, Laurence/Pegg, Simon/McGuire, William Francis/Dixon, Jonathan (V)/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Shanklin, James/Keeley, Paul (I)/O'Bryan, Sean/Mindel, Daniel/Tobin, John H./Omundson, Timothy/Bennett, Michael (VIII)/Berry Jr., Michael/Molale, Brandon/Senni, Niccolò/Rhys Meyers, Jonathan/Paul, Aaron (I)/Marsan, Eddie/Butler, Jaymes/De Vito, Francesco/Williams, Ty/Rhames, Ving/Fiore, Kathryn/White, Jasmine Brooke/Chouinard, Abra/Bry, Ellen/Betancourt, Anne/Russell, Keri/Arthur, Michelle (I)/Alexander, Sasha (II)/Daly, Jane/Gaeta, Diane/De Lorenzo, Antonietta/Young, Bellamy/Williams, Sabra/Rollins, Rose/Soomekh, Bahar/Fontaine, Jillian/Monaghan, Michelle/Elphick, Sally/Q, Maggie/Crozier, Colleen/Middendorf, Tracy/Gallo, Carla/Evenson, Dana Dru +Mississippi Burning (1988)/Funderburk, Pat/Nauffts, Geoffrey/Faison, Frankie/Erickson, Robert/Magee, Kenneth/Collins, Stanley W./McCrary, Darius/Gipson, Jake/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Jim Sr., Barry Davis/Mason, Tom (I)/Bell, Tobin/Franklin, Harry/Davis, Ralnardo/Chapman, Daniel/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Winford, Daniel/Franzen, Charles/Savelis, Paul/Teague, Simeon/Djola, Badja/Pruitt Vaughn, Ralph/Jackson, Doug (I)/Moody, Gary (I)/Dourif, Brad/Quick, Rev. Harry/Thrall, E.A./Eric, James (III)/Zollo, Frederick/Mayes, James Arnold/Mason, George (I)/Walker, Lou/Morgan, W. Mitchell/Ermey, R. Lee/Zieff, Rick/Gilliland, Cullen/Isbell, George/Penny, Bob/Shuler, Larry (I)/Fertitta, John P./Rooker, Michael/Glaudini, Robert/White, Christopher (I)/Speaks, Jesse Merle/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Bridgewater, Stephen/Henderson, Paul (I)/Lloyd, James (II)/De Roxtra, Ron/Brook, John/Dafoe, Willem/Boyd, Dwight/Moore, James F./Colesberry, Robert F./Sartain, Gailard/Hatfield, Mert/Desmond, Dan/Hackman, Gene/Washburn, Rick/Geldart, Ed/Davidson, Zeke/Clement, Marc (I)/Bennett, Virginia/Young, Billie Jean/Lancaster, Dianne/Wise, Georgia F./Gibson, Barbara (I)/Stewart, Tonea/McDormand, Frances/Sasser, Judy/Mayes, Ethel L./Poindexter, Bernice/Patrick, Alisa R./Overall, Park/Fuller, Linda/Allen, Lois/Dunlap, Brenda/Greer, Gladys/McBride, Lannie Spann/Boyd, Dawn +Mister Roberts (1955)/Wayne, Patrick (I)/Cagney, James/Niles, Denny/Powell, William (I)/Adams, Nick (I)/Roark, Robert/Kahanamoku, Duke/Hudson, William (I)/Carey, Philip/Borzage, Danny/Frank, Clarence E./Curtis, Ken (I)/Kruger, Stubby/Brangier, George/Walcott, Gregory/Murphy, Jim (I)/Bond, Ward/Aletter, Frank/Lemmon, Jack/Henry, William (I)/Kartalian, Buck/Moloney, Jim/Ford, Fritz/Tenbrook, Harry/Carey Jr., Harry/Flavin, James/Lopez, Perry/Andrews, Tige/Pennick, Jack/Fisher, Shug/Fonda, Henry/Milner, Martin/Connor, Francis/Pierce, Lonnie/Palmer, Betsy (I)/Murray, Jeanne/Tong, Carolyn/Murphy, Maura (I)/O'Malley, Kathleen (I)/Doyle, Mimi +Misérables, Les (1998)/Hess, Zdenék/Vogel, Tony/Chalupa, Václav/Matheson, Hans/Táborský, Miroslav/McKay, David (II)/Rush, Geoffrey/Brynolfsson, Reine/Patocka, Jirí/Mackriel, Peter/Neeson, Liam/Jones, Toby (I)/Adamson, Christopher (I)/David, Zdenek/Unger, Jan/Toth, Richard/Rhind-Tutt, Julian/Surman, John (I)/James, Lennie/McCormick, Shannon/Hammond, Louis/Nossek, Ralph/Tudor-Pole, Edward/Voukan, Pavel/Strnad, Petr/Barlow, Tim/Birkin, David (I)/Hervey, Shane/Crompton, Ben/Wren, Joshua/O'Sullivan, Frank/McGlynn, John (I)/Saxon, James (I)/Kenny, Jon/Kuzelka, Jan/Bateson, Timothy/Horan, Gerard/McGough, Philip/Koci, Pavel/Pénkava, Petr/Norton, Alex/Zidek, Libor/Vencl, Zdenek/Cregg, Ian/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Riehs, Milan/Taplin, Terry/Byrne, Patsy/Koblizkova, Sylvie/Hanna, Gillian/Bendová, Veronika/Newman, Mimi/Byron, Kathleen/Dionisotti, Paola/Henfrey, Janet/Thurman, Uma/Hunter, Kelly/Danes, Claire/Mason, Margery/Doré, Edna/Oubramová, Zoja +Mitt liv som hund (1985)/Jönsson, Reidar/Baehrentz, Nils-Olof/Björklund, Olle/Ericson, Leif/Serner, Manfred/Ottosson, Per/Hollström, Jan-Philip/Glanzelius, Anton/Elofsson, Fritz/Olhagen, Folke/Carlsson, Ralph/Hjulström, Lennart/Rask, Magnus/von Brömssen, Tomas/Alfredson, Arnold/Hyland, Lennart/Gustavsson, Didrik/Rix, Tony/Lidén, Anki/Johansson, Vivi/Dahlén, Viveca/Wetterholm, Susanna/Kinnaman, Melinda/Udéhn, Johanna/Carlsson, Ing-Marie/Rundgren, Kicki/Carlwind, Christina +Mixed Nuts (1994)/Sandler, Adam (I)/LaPaglia, Anthony/Martin, Steve (I)/Osment, Haley Joel/Wright, Steven (I)/Brown, Henry (I)/Reiner, Rob/Randazzo, Steven/Stewart, Jon/Schreiber, Liev/Garber, Victor/Markinson, Brian/Badalucco, Michael/Getzoff, Daniel/Lee Jr., Donald J./Klein, Robert (I)/Armus, Sidney/Shandling, Garry/Lockwood, Kurt/Wilson, Rita (I)/Fisher, Joely/Giancaterino, Kim/Lamneck, Joann/Murphy, Jacqueline/Gross, Mary/Aaron, Caroline/Kelly, Mary A./Sokolow, Diane/Singer, Michele/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Iann, France/Kahn, Madeline/Posey, Parker/Cavanaugh, Christine +Moby Dick (1956)/von Ledebur, Friedrich/Justice, James Robertson/Johns, Mervyn/Mullard, Arthur/Tomelty, Joseph/Peck, Gregory/Clegg, Tom (II)/Welles, Orson/De Wolff, Francis/Lloyd, A.L. Bert/Howard, Ted (I)/Stainton, Philip/Genn, Leo/Kelly, Seamus (I)/Connor, Edric/Allenby, Tamba/Basehart, Richard/Dano, Royal/Andrews, Harry/Miles, Bernard/Purcell, Noel/Plowright, Joan/Tree, Iris/White, Carol (I) +Mod Squad, The (1999)/Chambers, Steven (I)/Brolin, Josh/Maves, Jason/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Huff, Tommy J./Griffin, Eddie/Kay, Stephen T./Lupo, Khristian/Lesser, Ricky/McMurray, Sam/Osborne, Holmes/Verst, Casey/Ribisi, Giovanni/Marsico, Dean/Epps, Omar/Lerner, Michael (I)/Evans, Dick 'Skip'/Farina, Dennis/McLarty, Gary/Smith, Lionel Mark/Huss, Toby/Elfman, Bodhi/O'Neill, Michael (I)/Brandenburg, Larry/Harris, Steve (I)/Llywelyn, Carmen/Young, Dey/Sanders, Pilar/Mazur, Monet/O'Brien, Mariah/Crawford, Sophia/Day, Joey/Danes, Claire +Modern Times (1936)/Low, Jack/Ainsley, Norman/Rand, John (I)/Bergman, Henry/Sandford, Tiny/Kimball, Edward (I)/Malatesta, Fred/Wilson, Harry (I)/Conklin, Chester/Natheaux, Louis/Lucas, Wilfred/Mann, Hank (I)/Stein, Sammy/James, Walter (I)/Alexander, Richard (I)/Conklin, Heinie/Moran, Frank (I)/Reynolds, Cecil/Chaplin, Charles/Blystone, Stanley/Garcia, Al Ernest/Morton, James C./MacQuarrie, Murdock/LeSaint, Edward/Ingraham, Lloyd (I)/Hamilton, Chuck (I)/Hagney, Frank/Barber, Bobby/Oliver, Ted/Mitchell, Bruce (I)/McKinney, Mira/Sutton, Juana/Goddard, Paulette/DeHaven, Gloria +Mommie Dearest (1981)/Berkeley, Xander/Da Silva, Howard/Taxier, Arthur/Harper, Robert (I)/Abdullah, Joe/Dypwick, Joseph/Jason, Peter/Gans, Josh/Eastman, Peter/Price, David (I)/Marin, Russ/Allen, Gary (I)/Forrest, Steve/Mele, Nicholas/Douglas, Jerry (I)/Gainsborough, Michael D./Reinbolt, Jeremy Scott/Goz, Harry/Edwards, Michael (I)/Launer, S. John/Dunsford, Brent/Warren, Joseph (IV)/Campion, Matthew/Faison, Matthew/Munson, Warren/Allen, Phillip R./Bruce, Ian/Kirkwood Jr., James/Palmer, Norman/Sanderson, David (III)/Talbott, Michael/McGarvin, Dick/Nunn, Alice/Wexler, Erica/Brando, Jocelyn/Hayes, Cathy Lind/Kiser, Virginia/Jeffory, Dawn/Feldman, Ellen (I)/Dunaway, Faye/Scarwid, Diana/James, Victoria (I)/Pitzer, Wendy/Aron, Adrian/Alda, Rutanya/Archerd, Selma/Coates, Carolyn/Pointer, Priscilla/Fairchild, Margaret/Hobel, Mara/Moreno, Belita +Mon oncle (1958)/Rémoleux, Jean-Claude/Bataille, Nicolas/Dino, André/Zola, Jean-Pierre/Goyot, Michel/Francomme, Édouard/Bécourt, Alain/Martial, Jean-François/Badolle, Claude/Fontenay, Régis/Frégis, Lucien/Martel, Max/Tati, Jacques/Meyet, Jean/Lord, René/Schneider, Betty/Franck, Suzanne/Danieli, Adelaide/Péronne, Denise/Derly, Dominique/Regnault, Nicole/Rocca, Claire/Marie, Dominique/Daki/Servantie, Adrienne/Mancini (I)/Arnaud, Yvonne +Mona Lisa (1986)/Ashton, Richard (II)/Rawi, Raad/Fenwick, Perry/Baker, Kenny (I)/Coltrane, Robbie/Money, G.B. Zoot/Dorning, Robert/Talbot, Alan (I)/Darling, John/Brown, Joe (I)/Persaud, Stephen/Larder, Geoffrey/Purvis, Jack/Caine, Michael (I)/Bedall, Rod/Coleman, Bryan (I)/Karimbeik, Hossein/Hardy, Jeremy (I)/Halliwell, David (II)/Peters, Clarke/Lyons, Derek/Strange, Richard/Hoskins, Bob/Moore, Bill (V)/Cady, Gary/Melville, Pauline/Nathenson, Zoë/Archibald, Dawn/Winch, Mandy/Hardie, Kate/O'Neill, Maggie (I)/Cannon, Donna/Davis, Sammi (I)/Martin, Helen (IV)/Tyson, Cathy +Mona Lisa Smile (2003)/Osborne, Kevin/Grenadier, Larry/Buntzen, Rob/Palmer, Joe (II)/Burke, Chris (I)/Bond, Shelby/Bridges, Jordan/Jordan, Jerry (III)/Mann, Josh (I)/Khazanov, Nickolay/Slattery, John (I)/DeReau, Fred/Vaughan, Gabriel/Shaffer, Matthew (II)/Hod, Yuval/Weltner, Dan/Hallworth, Keith/West, Dominic/Jones, Richard (IX)/Allen, Corey W./Olds, Lance/Grant, Sid/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Hersh, Eric (I)/Rowan, Peter J./Cooper, Marcus Allen/Stellato, Frank/Singer, Solomon/Grace, Topher/Braden Jones, Christopher/Moss-Bachrach, Ebon/Bonomo, Chris/Davies, Erik/Clanton, Rony/Mehldau, Brad/Brock, Lou (II)/Black, Paul Vincent/Techman, Charles/Perry, Christian/Montgomery, Chuck (I)/O'Rourke, Richard/Scheppler, Tony/Armstrong, Rob (III)/McKeown, Denis/McLelland, Scott/Harvard Din & Tonics, The/Rigby, Terence/Choi, Michael (I)/Quinn, James Donnell/Peed, Ed/Scurti, John/Fowler, John D./Ponickly, Daniel/Richardson, Erin E./Veduccio, Becky/White, Lindsey (I)/Villanueva, Kim/Montminy, Amy/Gibson, Noelle/Ehardt, Liesl/Gillan, Lisa Roberts/Gruss, Amanda/Farrell, Karin/Dunst, Kirsten/Mitchell, Donna/Gomez, Natalie/Girau, Maria Vicens/Klein, Kara/Allen, Laura (II)/Kravets, Nadia/Penning, Marni/Eisenhower, Jennie/Tipton, Brandy/Coble, Nikki/Frydman, Nicole/Dwyer, Dorothy/Gracey, Kathryn/Burke, Marylouise/Lubotsky, Dana/Schoen, Cristie/Ehly, Kimberly/Hillen, Michele/Passamani, Elise/Wilson, Gunna/Harden, Marcia Gay/Palladino, Aleksa/Adler, Lauren/Ritter, Krysten/Amos, Tori/Zadroga, Denise/Claire, Angelique/Reilly, Katherine (I)/Anderson, Jennifer H./Moyer, Melanie Angelique/McGettrick, Trish/Miller, June/Roth, Lindsay/Day Dowlin, Deborah/Argo, Katherine/Roberts, Taylor/Whitaker, Jill/Flahive, Laura M./Connor, Katrina/Hackney, Madeleine/Fruchter, Lauren/Cohen, Whitney/Nicole, Annette/Holly, Kristen Marie/Lyles, Leslie/Trokan, Trisha/Fields, Anna/Baldwin, Daisy/Billings Wheeler, Sarah/Wagner, Julie/Ford, Megan Marie/See, Emily R./Levinstein, Maria/Ferrara, Lauren/Wampuszyc, Maria/Glass, Kate/Coppola, Kristyn/Knowles, Canedy/Ferrara, Megan/Barris, Janine/Marks, Annika/Newton, Randi/Gould, Jeannette/Malloy, KellyDawn/Lodge, Lily/Goodwin, Ginnifer/Thomas, Liliane/Tropea, Megan/Johnson, Jessica Leigh/Douglass, Ashley Dru/Bingham, Kirstie/Roberts, Julia (I)/Rabe, Lily/Connolly, Kristen (II)/Hershey, Betina/Pascoe, Mary/Jencks, Devon/Stiles, Julia/Sanders, Jackie/McDaniel, Elisa Oliver/DiCrasto, Marlo/Hays, Walker/Rivera, Dina Rose/Stevenson, Juliet/Hao, Stella/Deles, Melissa/Seldes, Marian/Rusolo, Maria/Fasino, Aprill/Bauer, Emily/Bowen, Jennifer (II)/Kaye, Carrie Ann/Gyllenhaal, Maggie +Money Pit, The (1986)/Faison, Frankie/Mantegna, Joe/Jeter, Michael/Turchin, Scott/Baker, Henry Judd/Vadas, Ed/Bosco, Philip/Plavin, Doug/Balin, Joey/Hanks, Tom/Steinfeld, Jake/Mostel, Josh/Altshuld, Alan/Metzman, Irving/Van Dreelen, John/Omilami, Afemo/Serrano, Nestor/Maraden, Frank/Tuttle, Chris/Foster, Ron (I)/Wolffe, Tazariah/Tremont, Mike/Smirnoff, Yakov/Hyde, Michael (I)/Backer, Brian/Iannone, Bruno/Starr, Mike (I)/Dimant, Grisha/Gavor, Radu/Ma, Tzi/Lombardo, Billy/Caridi, Carmine/Russo, Michael (I)/Rath, Lutz (I)/Godunov, Alexander/Filiault, Tom/Watson, Douglass/Pierce, Wendell/Ponazecki, Joe/Cowles, Matthew/West, Leslie/Dillon, Mia/Wilson, Mary Louise/Robey, Louise/Stapleton, Maureen/Brooks, J. Cynthia/Browning, Susan/Long, Shelley/Dobrin, Lucille/Agbayani, Tetchie +Money Talks (1997)/Guyot, Paul/Ismaël, Gérard/Brockton, Jeff/Price, Gary (I)/Roebuck, Daniel/Huff, Tommy J./Berberian, Vahe/Tucker, Chris (I)/Nicosia, Mojoe/Love, Faizon/Dean, Robertson/Benninghoffen, Mark/Gage, Edward James/Ferrerira, Victor/Noyce, Richard/Tucker, Norris/Hankin, Larry/Anderson, Nathan (I)/Llewelyn, Doug/Bruynbroek, Frank/Martin, Johnny (I)/Gleason, Paul (I)/McLain, David Lee/Thal, Tycho/Briggs, Gary (I)/Sheen, Charlie/Jake (I)/Wright, Michael (I)/Chardiet, Jon/Levy, Marty/Sorvino, Paul/Hooker, Buddy Joe/Tucker, Dexter/Brandstein, Matt/Brown, Andre Rosey/Chapa, Damian/Odum, Ralph W./Warner, David (I)/Howard, Rance/Lowe, Kevin (I)/Neal, Elise/Paulin, Viveca/Comarcho, Melanie/Little, Tawny/Berberian, Vance/Locklear, Heather/Cartwright, Veronica +Money Train (1995)/Waites, Thomas G./Norris, Dean/Alexander, Flex/Patrick, Vincent (II)/Charlton, William (I)/Cenatiempo, John/Sudduth, Skipp/Kolpan, Mitch/Vasquez, Nelson/Snipes, Wesley/Tawil, David/Stein, Saul/Bacino, Joe/Siverio, Manny/Cooper, Chris (I)/Harrelson, Woody/Grove, Richard (I)/Sowers, Scott/Brown, Kevin Guy/Backman, Anthony/Gilliard Jr., Larry/Weil, Mark/Nunn, Bill/Pastore, Vincent/Ayesu, Joseph Wilson/McKinley, Scott/Gill, Cody/Young, Christopher Anthony/Zúñiga, José (I)/Porter, Moss/Laresca, Vincent/Colantoni, Enrico/Grifasi, Joe/Caban, Angel/Ryan, Ron/Randazzo, Steven/Thomas, John Norman/Williams, Keith Leon/Soto, Jose/McKinney, Gregory/Artura, Michael/Blake, Robert (I)/O'Connell, Jack (II)/Roberts, Jeremy (I)/Guess, Alvaleta/Mark, Leikili/Schaffer, Sharon/Gill, Katie/Dudley, Catherine/Lampley, Oni Faida/Turturro, Aida/Lopez, Jennifer (I) +Monkey Business (1931)/Minjir, Harold/Marx, Zeppo/Ring, Cyril/Taggart, Ben/Fries, Otto/White, Leo (I)/Laidlaw, Ethan/Marx, Harpo/Bletcher, Billy/Marx, Sam (II)/Woods, Harry/Marx, Groucho/Marx, Chico/Kennedy, Tom (I)/Sullivan, Frederick/Flosso, Al/Borden, Eddie/Harmon, Pat/Clark, Davison/O'Brien, William H./Hall, Sherry/Dunn, Bobby (I)/Chevalier, Maurice (I)/Romanoff, Constantine/Fellowes, Rockliffe/Sedan, Rolfe/Barber, Bobby/Bradbury Jr., James/Willis, Leo/Baker, Eddie (I)/Hall, Ruth (I)/Todd, Thelma/Castle, Maxine/Mineau, Charlotte/Cunningham, Cecil/Pierce, Evelyn/Flowers, Bess +Monkey Business (1952)/Carter, Harry (II)/Clark, Ronnie/Montgomery, Ray (I)/Williams, Mack (I)/Letondal, Henri/Spencer, Douglas/Cornthwaite, Robert/Maxey, Paul/Seymour, Harry/Keating, Larry (I)/Roebuck, Jimmy/Grant, Cary/Stratton, Gil/McKee, John (II)/Coburn, Charles/Moore, Roger (II)/Winslow, George/Soule, Olan/Morrow, Brad/Murray, Forbes/Sheldon, Jerry/Mell, Joseph/Conklin, Heinie/Lynn, Emmett/Lee, Rudy/Clark, Russ (I)/McLean, Bill/Lettieri, Louis/Eldredge, George/Paris, Jerry/Minardos, Nico/Little, Mickey/Carey Jr., Harry/Nichols, Robert (I)/Bartell, Harry/Goodman, Terry (I)/Marlowe, Hugh/Greer, Dabbs/Monroe, Marilyn/Carey, Olive/Austin, Charlotte/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Plowman, Melinda/Rogers, Ginger/Warren, Ruth/Withers, Isabel/Prickett, Maudie/Holliday, Marjorie/Binney, Faire/Dale, Esther +Monkeybone (2001)/Trautman, Allan/Rogers, Scott (I)/Lanoil, Bruce/Carpenter, Robert 'Duckie'/Church, Thomas Haden/Marshall, Skyler/Roisman, Harper/Tilden, Leif/Bosley, Randall/Assapiomonwait, Rachen/Masterson, Owen/Dingler, Jym/Panterra, Tony/Gardner, Peter (IV)/Gelfant, Alan/Franciosa, Christopher/Holmes, Ed/Turturro, John/Fraser, Brendan/Volokh, Ilia/Poe IV, Edgar Allan/St. Michael, Jody/Kundig, Jim/Brotherton, Phil (I)/Ranft, Joe/King, Stephen (I)/Hammond, Michael L./Sylvain, John/Steele, Brian (I)/Doba, Wayne/Esposito, Giancarlo/Burns, Brendan/Outerbridge, Jen Sung/Viniello, Mark/Logan, Kristopher/Hedger, Leslie/Kravits, Jason/Odenkirk, Bob/Stein, Nathan (I)/Bruno, Jon/Pierce, Fred/Griffo, Joseph S./Guiles, Paul/Laderach, Leon/Kilbane, Pat/Hogan, Chris (II)/Jones, Doug (I)/Fuller, Frit/Gleason, Toby/Workman, Scott/Maar, Pons/Mitchell, Mike (I)/Jackson, Roger (VI)/Romano, Lou/Foley, Dave (I)/Rooney, Ted (I)/Tangen, Tom/Jackson, Michael Anthony/Knowles, Harry Jay/Donovan, Jamie/Fuller, Frat/Wilderson, Wayne/Fisher, Tom (I)/Reddick, Rex (I)/Kattan, Chris/Gil, Arturo/Fowler, Wendy/McGowan, Rose/Shaffer, Michelle/Timbers-Patteri, Kim/Stein, Mary (I)/Matta, Leslee Jean/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Abebe, Meron/Milton, Melinda/Butler, Lucy/Kringelbach, Mie/Higgins, Amy (I)/Fonda, Bridget/Gash, Jo Haugen/Ebeyer, Lisa/Watanbe, Miko/Thigpen, Sandra/Pine, Frankie/Mizota, Diane/Bishasha, Veena/Rice, Caroline A./Gudis, Erica/Armstrong, Lee (IV)/Bryan, Lindsay/Azur, Sybil/King, Anne (I)/Jones, Shawnee Free/Zane, Lisa/Mullally, Megan/Tutt, Sunshine Deia/Lau, Etty/Soler, Dawn/Goldberg, Whoopi/Zahoryin, Tracy/Durst, Debi/Thomas-Palomino, Cris/Boisse, Brooke/Holmes, LaTonya/Mink, Claudette/Torok, Dina/Norton, Kristin (I)/Oberlin, Bridget +Mononoke-hime (1997)/Fraley, Pat (II)/Satô, Mitsuru/Matsuda, Yôji/McKenzie, Matt (I)/Rasner, David/Paul, Adam (I)/Crudup, Billy/Fletcher, Jack (III)/Kamijô, Tsunehiko/Lee, John Rafter/Miwa, Akihiro/Hostetter, John/David, Keith (I)/Di Maggio, John/Watanabe, Tetsu/McShane, Michael (I)/Arquette, Lewis/DeMita, John/Miller, Matt K./Kobayashi, Kaoru/Nishimura, Masahiko/Thornton, Billy Bob/Kondo, Yoshimasa/Fernandez, Alex (I)/Schultz, Dwight/Burton, Corey/Nagoya, Akira/Morishige, Hisaya/Lynn, Jessica/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Ishida, Yuriko/McGlynn, Mary Elizabeth/Mosiman, Marnie/Mori, Mitsuko/Anderson, Gillian (I)/Driver, Minnie/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Shimamoto, Sumi/Danes, Claire/Strong, Tara/MacNeille, Tress/Tanaka, Yûko/Adlon, Pamela/Ishii, Leslie/Fletcher, Julia/Derryberry, Debi/Cihi, Jennifer/Vogt, K.T./Fuji, Takako +Monsieur Ibrahim et les fleurs du Coran (2003)/Rannou, Guillaume/Gallienne, Guillaume/Caravaca, Eric/Merlin, Claude/Sitbon, Jérémy/Vincent, Pascal (I)/Toumarkine, François/Znyk, Daniel/Açikbas, Önder K./Sharif, Omar/Boulanger, Pierre (I)/Melki, Gilbert/Bôle du Chaumont, Gérard/Le Lièvre, Manuel/Gabin, Mata/Herbert, Sylvie/Naymark, Lola/Deol, Maryse/Samie, Céline/Debrun, Sylvie/Renauld, Isabelle/Suarez, Anne/Armelle, Françoise/Adjani, Isabelle/Volkine, Tessa/Ahmadi, Marie-Sophie +Monsoon Wedding (2001)/Gupta, Rajiv/Seth, Roshan/Arora, Jas/Sand, Paritosh/Moudgill, Milan/Suri, Rajiv/Kapur, Ram/Vohra, Rahul/Arya, Sameer/Chintamani, Nilambari/Raaz, Vijay/Shah, Naseeruddin (I)/B., Inderjit/Bhattacharya, Dibyendu/Bandhu, Deepak Kumar/Bhattacharya, Shubro/Kidwai, Rumaan/Laroiya, Jyotsana/Nair, Ishaan/Bal, Rajeev/Kharbanda, Kulbhushan/Bhadli, Nishi Singh/Khare, Motilal/Hooda, Randeep/Jha, Pankaj/Nair, Urvashi/Chawla, Raman/Sindhu, Madan Bala/Nair, Vikram/Capoor, Ambar B./Kapoor, Rajat/Dabas, Parvin/Khanna, Neelu/Chopra, Gita/Chopra, Priya/Singh, Sonali (I)/Singh, Chitvan/Dubey, Lillete/Kidwai, Kemaya/Shome, Tilotama/Dehlvi, Himani/Shetty, Shefali/Dhawan, Sabrina/Bhushan, Vimla/Mathur, Mohini/Desoares, Sharda/Das, Vasundhara/Singh, Reena (I)/Razdan, Soni/Rastogi, Natasha/Khanna, Kamini/Gyani, Rimlu/Pandey, Ira/Nair, Sahira/Krishen, Mitva/Dubey, Neha/Rekha (IV)/Prabhu, Lavanya/Sarin, Aparna/Nair, Mira/Renuka/Mehta, Veetu +Monster (2003)/St. John, Marco/Vaccarino, Chad/Al (II)/Rice, Brett/Dern, Bruce/Donovan, Ed (I)/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Coleman, Jim R./Pigott, T. Robert/Hodder, Kane/Stokes, Christian/Stern, Jesse/Macaulay, Marc/Tergesen, Lee/Brown, Adam (IV)/Boylan, Bill (I)/Cannonball/Wilder, Glenn R./Stephenson, Gene R./Ware, Tim/Chamberlain, Robb/Gibston, Khris/Baker, Bubba/Jones, Stephan/Blackwell, Rus/Wilson, Scott (I)/McDonald, Lori (II)/Manville, Magdalena/Shaver, Romonda/Mangan, Catherine/Ricci, Christina/Davis, Nonalee/Barcaski, Lyllian/Ivey, Cree/Theron, Charlize/Riley, Kaitlin/Stebbins, Elaine/Corley, Annie/Leigh, Chandra +Monster House (2006)/Willard, Fred/James, Kevin (III)/Schultz, Woody/Cannon, Nick (I)/Lerner, Sam (I)/Buscemi, Steve/Fahey, Matthew/Walker, Erik/Lee, Jason (I)/McConnel, Ian/Heder, Jon (I)/Musso, Marc/Musso, Mitchel/Newman, Ryan (III)/Gyllenhaal, Maggie/Locke, Spencer (I)/Curran, Brittany/Turner, Kathleen (I)/O'Hara, Catherine (I) +Monster Squad, The (1987)/Gower, Andre/Barringer, Daniel W./Stephen, Jim/Thibault, Carl/Culotta, Phil/Proval, David/Wendel, David/Faustino, Michael/Kiger, Robby/Gries, Jon/Shaw, Stan (I)/Carl, Adam/Van Camp, Paul/Anderson, Daryl (I)/Lambert, Ryan/MacKay, Michael Reid/Mattson, Denver/Macht, Stephen (I)/Lesser, Robert/Kestner, Bryan/Noonan, Tom/Donaldson, J. Mark/LeFlore, Julius/Chalem, Brent/Cimino, Leonardo/Rebstock, Gary/Woodruff Jr., Tom/Hervey, Jason/Lively, Ernie/Regehr, Duncan/Richards, Gwill/Gwillim, Jack/Baron, Joan-Carrol/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Galayini, Riad/Albee, Mary/Baron, Brynn/Merrill, Julie/Lewis, Diana (II)/Bank, Ashley/Curtis, Sonia/Morgan, Charly/Fuller, Lisa/De Camp, Marianne +Monster's Ball (2001)/Wilmot, John/Cowan Jr., Charles/Smith, Paul (XVI)/Bean, Anthony/Thornton, Billy Bob/Haven, James (I)/Ledger, Heath/Calhoun, Coronji/Combs, Sean 'P. Diddy'/Def, Mos/Montgomery, Ritchie/Cain, Marshall/Clements, Dennis/McConnell, John (I)/Poret, Troy/Boyle, Peter (I)/Rokos, Will/Toups, T.J./Frederick, Anthony Michael/Lee, Larry (VIII)/LaGrange, Taylor/Brown, Marcus Lyle/Addica, Milo/Johnson, Bernard (II)/Berry, Halle/Simpson, Taylor/Witcher, Gabrielle/Sutton, Carol/Kontomitras, Jeanette/Loftin, Leah/Rules, Amber/Claire, Stephanie/Daniels, Clara Infinity/Segal, Francine +Monster-in-Law (2005)/Vartan, Michael/Kirkland, Mike (II)/Scott, Adam (I)/Jean-Louis, Jimmy/Arnett, Will/Stephens, Aaron/Aylward, John/Nardelli, Michael/Scott, Christopher (VIII)/Dunham, Stephen/Caccialanza, Lorenzo/Nickel, Wayne/McLarty, Zach/Moses, Mark/Garritano, George/Gray, Bruce (I)/Weihe, Tyson/L'Amore, Gianfranco/Mead, Amber/Rowan, Pamela/Harris, Harriet Sansom/Wade, Jenny/Waller, Wendy/Fraser, Tomiko/Parisse, Annie/Stewart, Kellee/Aldridge, Kristen/Wyss, Amanda/Turner, Stephanie (II)/Sykes, Wanda/Masterson, Christina/Stritch, Elaine/Fonda, Jane/Mazur, Monet/Guiza, Monica/Flexer, Rochelle (III)/Poer, Madison/Heller, Randee/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Poer, Marissa +Monsters, Inc. (2001)/Pidgeon, Jeff/Silverman, David (I)/Eiding, Paul/Black, Samuel Lord/Gerson, Dan/Farmer, Bill (I)/Susskind, Steve/Gifaldi, Taylor/Proctor, Phil/Bergen, Bob/Ratzenberger, John/Crystal, Billy/Quaroni, Guido/Ranft, Joe/Rabson, Jan/Scott, Bob (III)/Lala, Joe/Luke, Noah/Mann, Danny (I)/Peterson, Bob (III)/Edner, Bobby/Unkrich, Lee/Thornton, Jim (I)/Angel, Jack (I)/Qualtieri, Josh/Farrell, Keegan/Oz, Frank/Fraley, Pat (II)/Jefferies, Marc John/Coburn, James/Docter, Pete/Buscemi, Steve/Goodman, John (I)/Shawn, Wallace/Bumpass, Rodger/Conforti, Gino/Parker, Bret 'Brook'/Hunt, Bonnie/Deutsch, Patti/Darling, Jennifer/Raggio, Lisa/Ranft, Sophia/Lynn, Sherry (I)/McGowan, Mickie/Ganzel, Teresa/Newman, Laraine/Edner, Ashley/Scarlett, Katie/Tilly, Jennifer/Ringgold, Katherine/Marshall, Mona (I)/Gibbs, Mary (I)/Panabaker, Kay +Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)/Chapman, Graham/Doyle, Julián/Idle, Eric/Johnson, Sandy (I)/Palin, William/Zycon, Mark/Squire, Romilly/Smith, Roy Forge/Raeburn, Tom/Young, John (I)/Gilliam, Terry/Cleese, John/Jones, Terry (I)/Innes, Neil/Knode, Charles/Palin, Michael/Matalon, Zack/Graham, Gloria/Gordon, Fiona (I)/Flynn, Joni/Booth, Connie (I)/Stewart, Avril/Allen, Mary (I)/Dick, Yvonne/Forstater, Mitsuko/Ward, Loraine/Weston, Maggie (II)/Sneddon, Tracy/Walker, Alison (I)/Pollner, Joyce/Cameron, Elspeth (I)/Coombe, Sally/Rose, Sandy (I)/MacDonald, Vivienne/Cleveland, Carol/Darling, Daphne/Davies, Rita/Lanski, Anna/Taylor, Sylvia/Kinghorn, Sally/Lams, Judy/Duffell, Bee +Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl (1982)/Chapman, Graham/Idle, Eric/Gilliam, Terry/Palin, Michael/Cleese, John/Jones, Terry (I)/Innes, Neil/Cleveland, Carol +Moonlight Mile (2002)/Gyllenhaal, Jake/Friedman, Lev/Percy (I)/Hetzler, Gary/Slick (II)/Messing, Richard/Lotito, Mark/Dahlgren, Tom/Clarke, Lenny/Corduner, Allan/Jones, Richard T./Balma, John/Zsenyuk, Steven Paul/Dunne, Murphy/Carey, J. Tom/Clendenin, Bob/Perri, Paul (I)/Hoffman, Dustin/Wahlberg, Robert/Wheeler, David (I)/Coleman, Dabney/Pape, Paul/Reeves, Phil/Munson, Camden/Clapp, Gordon (I)/Truman, Jack (I)/Fancy, Richard/Fyfe, Jim/Lachman, Edward/Hunter, Holly/Janas, Elizabeth/Lady (II)/Fatty/Sarandon, Susan/Garrison, Mary Catherine/Newcomb, Virginia/Singer, Rachel (I)/Sagal, McNally/Anderson, Audrey Marie (I)/Nelson, Dee/Borgman, Janet/McKenna-Wilkinson, Caitlin/Hillman, Lisa Anne/Hoffman, Alexandra/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Jacobsen-Derstine, Colombe/Simpson, Sandy (III)/Armenante, Jillian/Mitzman Gaven, Marcia/Gee, Jessica/Pompeo, Ellen/Blaney, Sandra/Molly (III)/Landeau, Aleksia/Melia, Careena (I)/Hart, Roxanne/Barraford, Hilary +Moonraker (1979)/Birt, George/Beller, Georges/Mazza, Marc/Kurt, Carlos/Wilson, Michael G./Howard, Arthur (III)/Kiel, Richard/Seurat, Denis/Keen, Geoffrey/Dillinger, Chris (I)/Berreur, Michel/Di Rigo, Guy/Lonsdale, Michael (I)/Johnny Traber's Troupe/Moore, Roger (I)/Gilbert, Lewis (II)/Castaldi, Jean-Pierre/Lambert, Douglas (I)/Breton, Daniel (I)/Suga, Toshirô/Marshall, Mike (I)/Gotell, Walter/Lee, Bernard (I)/Anderson, S. Newton/Howitt, Peter (I)/Hulin, Dominique/Tourjansky, Victor/Keith, Brian (III)/Llewelyn, Desmond/Smith, Marc (I)/Carliez, Claude/Fortune, Kim/Morin, Patrick (I)/Arbez, Nicholas/Bass, Alfie/Broccoli, Albert R./Jean Louis, Nicaise/Bochenko, Irka/Shenna, Leila/Broccoli, Dana/Serre, Catherine/Vos, Herma/Clery, Corinne/Libert, Béatrice/Lonnberg, Anne/Maxwell, Lois/Gayat, Françoise/Warville, Lizzie/Chiles, Lois/Maxwell, Melinda/Hofmann, Rika/Kaeppler, Chichinou/Bolton, Emily/Hui, Christina/Ravalec, Blanche/Arasse, Jenny +Moonstruck (1987)/Myers, Matt (I)/Di Bianco, Louis/Cage, Nicolas/Aiello, Danny/Cimino, Leonardo/Gio, Frank/Tsirakis, Jack K./Mahoney, John (I)/Messuri, Anthony/Grifasi, Joe/Jones, John Christopher/Payson, Robert/Godoy, Gilberto/Fanning, John (I)/Giardina, David/Koetting, Tim/Hollis, Tommy/Howard, David S./Dunster, Michael/Weil, Robert (I)/Azito, Tony/Flannery, Gerard/Chaliapin Jr., Feodor/Pariselli, Antonio/Pasco, Nicholas/Therrien, Al/Guss, Louis/Pitoscia, Lou/Barbaro, Michael/Gianna, Corrado/Gardenia, Vincent/Bruno, Stella/Bovasso, Julie/McDonough, Ann (I)/Bartlett, Robin/Cher (I)/Cecchini, Mimi/Trueman, Paula/Despotovich, Nada/Dale, Cynthia/Howard, Lisa (I)/Dukakis, Olympia/Scorsese, Catherine/Hanft, Helen/DeAngeles, Gina/Collins, Martha/Lizio, Mimi/Minella, Antonia/Orsatti, Betti/Gillette, Anita/Aquino, Amy +Mortal Kombat (1995)/Ho, Steven/Ashby, Linden/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Petit, François/Alston, Hakim/Anastasio, Leo/Kino, Lloyd/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Goddard, Trevor/Cooke, Keith/Fujioka, John/Jason, Peter/Haggard, Daniel/Helberg, Sandy/Casamassa, Chris/Shou, Robin/Stephens, Brice/McKinney, Gregory/Edwards, Kenneth (II)/Boon, Ed/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/Storm, T.J./Wilson, Bridgette/Moore, Mikal/Hodges, Deanna/Soto, Talisa +Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997)/Conrad, Chris (II)/Schöne, Reiner/Uddin, Sultan/Litefoot/Keiffer, Dennis/Thompson, Brian (I)/Williams, Lynn 'Red'/Ho, Steven/Park, Ray (I)/Cooke, Keith/Perry, J.J./McBee, Deron/Boon, Ed/Remar, James/Tsui, Ridley/Driver, Paul (I)/Shou, Robin/Caso, Mark/LeGault, Lance/Medlen, John/Wiggins, Tyrone C./Pantaeva, Irina/Vander, Musetta/Seymour, Carolyn/Holden, Marjean/Soto, Talisa/Hess, Sandra/Hee, Dana +Mortal Thoughts (1991)/Merzon, Leonid/Peacock, Christopher (I)/Quinn, Thomas (I)/Baron, Marc/Smolanoff, Bruce/Messemer, Richard/Descano, John/Scotellaro, Christopher/Pecora, James/Willis Sr., David/Attile, Larry/Keitel, Harvey/Pankow, John/Vincent, Frank (I)/Willis, Bruce/Messemer, Brandon/Shamas, Roger/Rogers, Edward Chip/Amodea, Ron J./Cinnante, Kelly/Rodio, Lindsay/Neal, Billie/Graham, Elain R./Headly, Glenne/Jasper, Star/Moore, Demi/Garfield, Julie/Shallo, Karen/Leone, Marianne (I)/McCarthy, Doris/Eldridge, Elaine/Wieder, Anna Marie/Field, Crystal/Comprix, Kimberly +Morte a Venezia (1971)/Appicella, Antonio/French, Leslie/Tulli, Marco/Bonini Olas, Marcello/Battaglia, Luigi/Fabrizi, Franco/Boschetti, Bruno/Valli, Romolo/Cristofoletti, Ciro/Bogarde, Dirk/Andresen, Bjørn/Burns, Mark (I)/Garfagnoli, Sergio/Mangano, Silvana/Pamphili, Mirella/André, Carole/Ricci, Nora/Berenson, Marisa/Predit, Masha/Elmi, Nicoletta/Darel, Dominique +Morvern Callar (2002)/Townend, Matthew/Hazel, Andrew (I)/Townley, Andrew/Wilson, James (IV)/Rocco, Vito/Knowles, Andrew/Hamilton, Des/Dick, Bryan/Monteath, David/Karlsvik, Mette/Popplewell, Paul/Flannigan, Andrew/Burchell, Raife Patrick/Hall, William (VIII)/Schofield, Danny/Carrette, El/Richter, Mischa/McHardy, Duncan/Cadan, Dan/Cardwell, Steve/Milton, Ruby/Calder, Carolyn/McGuire, Linda/Morton, Samantha/McDermott, Kathleen/Wells, Dolly/Vazquez, Yolanda (I) +Moscow on the Hudson (1984)/Derricks, Cleavant/Kramarov, Saveli/Kramarevsky, Andrei/Fitch, Ken/Mogilevsky, Anatoli/Feist, Emil/Sandulescu, Jacques/Haynes, Tiger/MacBeth, Robert/Rey, Brandon/Rudnik, Oleg/Rabelo, José/Kasel, Robert/Baskin, Elya/Belov, Yuri (I)/Rich, Royce/Prendergast, James/Dahan, Armand/Carollo, Sal/Panich, Igor/Strother, Frederick/Moses, Sam/Narodetsky, Aleksandr/Wynkoop, Christopher/Williams, Robin (I)/Kier, Udo/Beck, Marvin/Golovshchikov, Yuri/Lynn, Joe (I)/Stoneburner, Sam/Davidovsky, Paul/Olshansky, Yury/Ward, Lyman (I)/Grand, Murray/Medina, David (I)/Shabashev, Arkady/Chan, Kim (I)/Ikeda, Thomas/Cortino, Anthony/Coutoupis, George/Rey, Alejandro (I)/Laide, Michael T./Smirnoff, Yakov/Greene, Michael (I)/Delgado, Kim/King, Donald (I)/Rutenberg, Mark/Orcel, Pierre/Goodfriend, Jim/Kelly, George (II)/Tukan, Vladimir (I)/Santiago, Adalberto/Benyaminov, Aleksandr/Ramos, Luis/Mazursky, Paul/Shufutinsky, Mikhail/Vrzal-Wiegand, Ivo/Kasper, Sina/Spagnuolo, Filomena/Todd, Joy/Korbin, Joyce R./Byrde, Eyde/Cotsirilos, Stephanie/Alonso, Maria Conchita/Montgomery, Barbara/Tashiro, Kikue/Mazursky, Betsy/LeNoire, Rosetta/Talyn, Olga/Ivanova, Natalya (I)/Turco, Annabella/Ingram-Young, Donna/Tong, Kaity/Rey, Antonia/Kramarevskaya, Lyudmila/Rosenberg, Bella/Kerns, Linda/Lorge, Dana/Mahone, Juanita/Shvarts, Dina/Wile, Ann E. +Mosquito Coast, The (1986)/Roberts, Conrad/O'Neill, Dick/Woolrich, Abel/Opoku, Michael/King, Emory (I)/Cho, Rafael/Vega Sr., Tony/Steele, Jadrien (I)/Zepeda, Jorge/Phoenix, River/Newman, William (I)/Gregory, Andre/Haynes, Tiger/Ford, Harrison (I)/Alexander, Jason (I)/Llanes, Juan Antonio/Clare, Raymond/Peters, Wilfred/Palacio, Luis/Rogers, Michael (V)/Salguero, Adolpho/Mirren, Helen/Clavel, Aurora/Coc, Margarita/Coc, Sofia/Boland, Melanie/McQueen, Butterfly/Gordon, Hilary/Sneed, Alice/Gordon, Rebecca/Plimpton, Martha +Mothman Prophecies, The (2002)/Tracey, Bob/Dunne, Murphy/Braun, Josh (II)/Stoviak, Tom/Eigenberg, David/Patton, Will (I)/Bates, Alan/Reiser, Mike/Callahan, Shane/Korstanje, Doug/Miller, Matt (II)/Cazenave, Eric/Thomas, Rohn/Laing, Bill/Blaisdell, Nesbitt/Emanuel, Ron/Mackenzie, Harris/Handelman, Pete/Keeley, Nick/Gere, Richard/Nunnally, Scott/Tully, Tom (II)/Simmons, Jason Billy/Callahan, Dan (I)/Nicotero, Sam/Hartman, Tim/Mott, Zachary/Pellington, Mark/Cazenave, Elizabeth/Zajko, Betsy/Nicholas, Susan (II)/Rousos, Bettina/Nathan, Hope Anne/Frame, Christin/Silver, Dorothy/Erickson, Yvonne/Jenney, Lucinda/Messing, Debra/Linney, Laura/Tymitz, Dixie/McDonough, Ann (I)/Martin, Jennifer (I) +Mou gaan dou (2002)/Wang, Wong Ch/Wai, Lai Chi/Fung, Hui Kam/Leung Chiu Wai, Tony/Wichai, Chaucharew/Wan, Chi Keung/Ling, Ho Wing/Lau, Andy/Wai, Au Hin/Lam, Dion/Wu, Courtney/To, Chapman/Yee, Cheng Wing/Tat, Hui On/Keung, Wong Yin/Chen, Edison/Ming, Lee Tze/Yue, Shawn/Ho, Yuen Waj/Nam, So Wai/Ho, Chung Wai/Loy, Lam Po/Hung, Wong Kam/Kin, Lee Yip/Cheung, Li Tin/Ng, Ting Yip/Kwok, Mak Wai/Yee, Kui Mei/Kee, Yiu Man/Sun, Cheung Yuk/Tsang, Eric (I)/Ho, Tony (I)/Chu, Lee Wah/Yi, Leung Chiu/Wong Chau-Sang, Anthony/Kei, Leung Ho/Lam, Ka Tung/Cheng, Sammi/Hsiao, Elva/Chen, Kelly +Moulin Rouge! (2001)/McCann, Hamish/Phillips, Troy/Kiem, Geoffrey/Colyer, Stephen/Broadbent, Jim/Wright, Nathan (I)/Casey, Kerry/Ashton, Jordan/Hardy, Jonathan (I)/Ashton, Joseph 'Pepe'/Elliott, Tim (I)/Harrison, Troy (I)/Falagan, Marcos/Falagan, Mitchel/Boyd, Michael (V)/Dignam, Arthur/Harding-Irmer, Patrick/Holloway, Shaun/Dowlut, Dennis/McGregor, Ewan/Garrido, Waldo/Praed, Brett/Reid, Don (I)/Grace, Steve (I)/Pat, Billy/Harlow, Trent/Edge, Michael/Barriga, Byron/Osbourne, Ozzy/Mayhew, Chris/Gregory, Scott (III)/Pahernik, Albin/Micallef, Andrew/Poppleton, Greg/Martin, Angus (I)/Kaye, Norman (I)/Wallen, Ashley/Alcorn, Wilson/Syaranamual, Rodney/Males, Ryan/Edgerton, Nash/Schmölzer, Jonathan/Verne, Aurel/Gamblin, Kip/Pagan, John (III)/Dixon, Darrell/Aroustian, Andrew/Sotiropoulos, Sotiri/Jewell, Jamie/Yearley, Robert/Lynch, Tony (I)/Oparei, Deobia/Haines, Craig/Wenham, David/Muirhead, Peter/Sicari, Adrian/Leguizamo, John/Alleva, Luke/Hooper, Matthew (I)/Pickard, Chris (II)/Nuku, Deon/Lukas, László/Holford, Stephen/Lind, Ian/D'er Cole, Lorry/Kissin, Harold/Peters, Scott (IV)/Scott, Daniel (IV)/Young, Anthony (II)/Collingwood, Peter/King, Jason (V)/Whitford, David/Whitford, Peter/Hodge, Mark (I)/Dowlut, Darren/Martin, Harlin/Lockwood, Johnny/Robinson, Greg (I)/Haft, Linal/Whittet, Matthew/Scotchford, David/Gray, Glyn/Dale, Matthew (I)/Kriszyk, Simon/Robinson, Keith (VI)/Wilson, Matt (IV)/Luppo, Otto/Maybury, Paul/Donavan, Dee/Domingo, Plácido/Koman, Jacek/Houle, Alexander/Parker, Shaun/Larner, Reginald/Chambers, Ray (II)/Spargo, Bradley/Janssen, Adrien/Mitchell, Cameron (II)/Roxburgh, Richard/Reynolds, Thern/McDonald, Garry (I)/Morice, Tara/Jones, Rochelle G./Howard, Judy (II)/Denny, Fleur/Kidman, Nicole/Brown, Danielle/Evans, Pat/Liddell, Mandy/Nahlous, Caroline/Wriggles, Michelle/Jackson Mendoza, Natalie/Wilson, Jenny (III)/McLean, Nandy/King, Fallon/Minogue, Kylie/Walker, Kerry/Jakimowicz, Camilla/Mackay, Melanie/Morley, Tracie/McLean, Maya/Mulcahy, Lara/McMahon, Wendy/Grauer, Kelly/Kaspar, Caroline/Skinner, Carole/Cook, Rosetta/Hopper, Michelle/Shook, Sue-Ellen/O'Connor, Caroline (I)/Fantl, Nicole/Callingham, Lisa/Conti, Pina/Anu, Christine/Bromhall, Jabe/Hanson, Jaclyn/Cage, Fiona/Harrington, Alex/Black, Susan (IV)/Mann, Elise/Beattie, Veronica/Martin, Charmaine/Brooks, Nicole/Stamell, Kiruna/Flewin, Anastacia/Eldred, Judi/Eichholtz, Coralie/Finlay, Sandi +Mousehunt (1997)/Stoeber, Orville/Jeter, Michael/Fresco, David/Ross, Michael (X)/Gregory, Peter (I)/Evans, Lee (I)/Carubia, Saverio/Roisman, Harper/Callahan, E.J./Thomas, Patrick (I)/Rey, José/Hickey, William (I)/Emmich, Cliff 'Fatty'/Weisenberg, David/Christmas, Eric/Lane, Nathan/Cantone, Mario/Pierce, Fred/Blake, Clement/Torres, Pep/Poppick, Eric/Bean, Steve/Abercrombie, Ian/Smith, Scott Alan/Rocca, Peter Anthony/Chaykin, Maury/Walken, Christopher/Angeles, Jack (I)/Sabella, Ernie/Sommers, Michael X./Filpi, Carmen/Frankfather, William/Blommaert, Susan/Shebby, Brianna/Lewis, Vicki/Upson, Leslie/MacQueen, Melanie/Armstrong, Valorie/Dampf, Sarah/Gurwitch, Annabelle/Krull, Suzanne/Christofferson, Debra/Shebby, Danielle/Søeberg, Camilla +Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005)/Medina, Derek/Moore, Will/Brody, Adam (I)/Wolfe, Michael-John/Vasquez, Luis (I)/Vardanian, Ara/Bullock, Earl H./Issyanov, Ravil/Ruiz, Felix A./Winther, Kim H./Lavin, Peter/Hudson, Nigel/Caballero, Miguel (II)/Woodruff, John (I)/Kinberg, Simon/Alexander, Hans F./Jennings, Benton/Callahan, Julius/Morris, Michael (VII)/Winther, Michael/Osher, Jordan/Daniels, Chris (I)/Pitt, Brad/Sabbah, Sam/McCaul, Mike/Mahon, Sean/Walker, Seth T./Fichtner, William/Dahl, Noah/Robinson, Leonard Armond/Ornelas, Richie/Yagher, Jeff/Newsom, Mark/Barba, Mark/Palmer, Eugene C./Makely, Kevin/David, Keith (I)/Weitz, Chris/Ellis, Greg (II)/Anthony, Bryan/Shubert, Jimmy/Jensen, Christian (II)/Racer, Luis/LeRoy, Deren/Dorr, Sabi/Escobedo, David/Padilla, Edward/Stamp, Terence/Diorio, Keith/Caldwell, Douglas/Chapa, Victor A./Alexander, Elijah/Durell, R.J./Ivanir, Mark/Adams, Jerry T./Vaughn, Vince/Munoz, Joel (I)/Frontierro, Shilo/Schioldan, Kim/Sharp, Ty/Verela, Raphael/Armstrong, Burke/Bottitta, Ron/Gallini, Matt/Groh, James/Petrone, Heather/Von Kanel, Hannah/Donaldson, Patricia/Washington, Kerry/Huntley, Rachael/Alvarez, Lauryn/Cheatham, Maree/Morrison, Jennifer (II)/Reeves, Perrey/Rodriguez, Gloria (II)/Ittelson, Stephanie/Tolbert, Melanie/Landrum, Jacqui/Barrera, Theresa/Hathaway, Amy (I)/Monaghan, Michelle/Jolie, Angelina/March, Stephanie/DeMille, Jennifer/Marsh, Ali/Hurley, Melissa (I)/Giumarra, Janelle/Freeman, Kaela/Hedden, Jessica/Collins, Laine/Ramos, Liz (II)/Dale, Merrilee/Darbo, Patrika/Bassett, Angela/Taylor, Linda Kathleen/Gallagher, Megan/Solomon, Abigail Rose/Bisset, Jacqueline/Herzer, Katherine/Mack, Carol/Vardanian, Anne +Mr. 3000 (2004)/Bond, Greg (II)/Brooks, Scott Martin/Reitz, Ric/O'Neal, John/Torres, Douglas/Paul, John (XI)/Benjaminson, Scott/Paone, Antonino/Salley, John/Miller, Bronzell/DeCaro, Matt/Marrs, Chris (I)/Larson, Larry (II)/Rose, Chris (I)/Brown Jr., Neil/Chrzanowski, Brad/White, Brian J./Scott, Stuart/Enberg, Dick/Beranek, Allen/Williams, Kayo/Rispoli, Michael/St. John, Marco/Geist, Nathan (I)/Phillips, Doug/Palmer, Larry/Kurzer, Chris/Key, Keegan Michael/Vollenweider, Dariush/King, Larry (I)/Kerber, Travis/McConnell, John (I)/Leno, Jay/Haugk, Charles/Jones, Evan (I)/Arnold, Tom (I)/Still, Bob/Prater, Andrew/Furru, David/Connolly, John G./Nolasco, Amaury/Brown, J. Anthony/Stern, Jeff (I)/Beatson, Bert/Komenich, Rich/Billings, Earl/DeShazer, Brandon/Kornheiser, Tony/Cranston, Jim/Sorvino, Paul/Kraemer, David/Gammons, Peter/Noth, Chris/Judd, John (III)/Schwab, John (II)/Darling, Ron/Wilbon, Michael/Cook, Dane/Bobek, John/Shannon Jenkins, Mykel/Dale, Ian Anthony/Vodenlich, John D./Mac, Bernie/Ridarelli, Phil/Tyler, Riv/Devey, David/Stolte, Christian/Guden, Steve/Ruby, J. David/Whitfield, Dondre/Davis Jr., Gerald M./Kuster, Michael/Fleming, Jaqueline (I)/Lacke, Beth/Kaschak, Liz/Ketterer, Tara/McKay, Johanna/Bassett, Angela/Electra, Carmen +Mr. Baseball (1992)/Hamamura, Jun/Fujiwara, Toshizo/Kariya, Nobuyuki/Morinaga, Kenji/McGrady, Michael (I)/Imai, Yoshimi/Haysbert, Dennis/Nakajima, Shogo/Cheng, Cin Chi/Kaketa, Makoto/Toyohara, Kosuke/Pennell, Larry/McDonough, Sean (I)/Sakura, Kinzoh/Kaufman, James Corey/Mendoza, Frank (I)/Provence, Todd A./Lee, Leon (II)/Rodriquez, Rolando/Fick, Charles/Toita, Kensuke/Lesley, Bradley Jay (I)/Jinbo, Satoshi/Medlock, Ken/Shioya, Toshi/McCarver, Tim/Hozumi, Takanobu/Thomas, Frank (II)/Yamaguchi, Katsushi/Papajohn, Michael/Takano, Hikari/Goto, Norihide/Takano, Mak/Matsuzaki, Masanao/Plank, Scott/Goossen, Greg/Nishimura, Joh/Kusumi, Shôtarô/Suzuki, Rinzoh/Fuji, Naoki/Kuno, Makoto/Mizushima, Shintarô/LaFleur, Art (I)/Nagae, Hiro/Ohoki, Shôji/Saiton, Ikuko/Selleck, Tom/Cascone, Nicholas/Aoki, Shinsuke/Takakura, Ken/Yorozuyo, Mineko/Yazel, Carrie Jean/Washizuka, Michiyo/Kohnert, Mary (I)/Fujita, Tomoko/Takanashi, Aya +Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (1948)/Paiva, Nestor/Dawson, Hal K./Denny, Reginald (I)/Vuolo, Tito/Tobin, Dan (I)/Wiser, Bud (II)/Andrews, Stanley (I)/Parker, Franklin/Brodie, Don/Bray, Robert (I)/Cripps, Kernan/Robards Sr., Jason/Darien, Frank/Wright, Will (I)/Lally, Mike (I)/Barker, Lex/Shannon, Harry (I)/Parnell, Emory/Grant, Cary/Wolfe, Ian/Douglas, Melvyn/von Ledebur, Friedrich/Middleton, Charles (I)/Clark, Cliff (I)/Beavers, Louise/Tuttle, Lurene/Moffett, Sharyn/Marshall, Connie (I)/Loy, Myrna +Mr. Deeds (2002)/McNulty, Tom (I)/Smoove, J.B./Gallagher, Peter (I)/Jacobs, Gideon/LeRoi, Randolph/Buscemi, Steve/Forsgren, Ken (I)/Presnell, Harve/French, Bruce (I)/Chu, Tony (II)/Sharpton, Al/Huffman, Ray/Avari, Erick/St. John, Billy (I)/Brady, William (V)/Kreiss, Andy/Toda, Toshi/Schneider, Rob/Bautista, Angelito/Sandler, Adam (I)/Zoric, Marijan/Pandey, Ramesh/Critchlow, Roark/Zsenyuk, Steven Paul/Betts, Erik/Schuman, Earl/Harris, Jared/Baker, Scott Thompson (I)/Buck, Alex/Golebiowski, Steven James/Grady, Kevin/Bolton, Buddy/Covert, Allen/Castaldo, Craig/Weller, Frank (II)/Tylo, Michael/Ganis, Sidney/Williams, Gabriel/Chu, Jeremy/Molale, Brandon/Anderson, Dion/Edwards, Carter/Cavaliere, Salvatore/Hamilton, Roger (II)/Wallace, George (II)/Williamson, Walter/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Hayward, Henry (I)/Harris, Darwin/McEnroe, John/Kirk, John (IV)/Montella, Frank/Roche, Tyler/Dante, Peter/Hughes, Derek (IV)/Smith, Maurice G./Herlihy, Tim/Turturro, John/Brill, Steven (I)/Dennis, Alfred/Donaruma, J.D./Telfer, Robert Frank/Hunter, Steele/Clark, Blake/Ryder, Winona/Nation, Karen/Mieske, Lauren/Tisdale, Jennifer/Owens, Elizabeth (I)/Arsenault, Nancy/Hult, Chloé/Kauders, Sylvia/Ferrell, Conchata/Wright, Aloma/Crawford, Dianne/Gallego, Gina/Bjurman, Susan/Homer, Dru/Loomis, Margie/Davidoff, Irina/Arsenault, Barbara/Anglin, Florence +Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936)/Birch, Wyrley/McKee, Lafe/Bacon, Irving/Stander, Lionel/Bradley, Harry C./Hull, Arthur Stuart/Kane, Eddie (I)/Hayes, George 'Gabby'/Meeker, George (I)/Bell, Hank/Watkin, Pierre/Sullivan, Brick/Andrews, Stanley (I)/Walburn, Raymond/Harris, Sam (II)/Williams, John (II)/Eaton, Jay/Austin, Frank (I)/Bevan, Billy/Corrado, Gino/Warner, H.B./Morgan, Gene (I)/Millican, James (I)/Martell, Alphonse/Bancroft, George (I)/Catlett, Walter/Wilson, Charles C./LeSaint, Edward/Osborne, Bud (I)/Parker, Barnett/Hurst, Paul (I)/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Keane, Edward/Dumbrille, Douglass/Hammond, Frank (I)/Thomas, Jameson/Hall, Sherry/Porcasi, Paul/Gargan, Edward/Holden, Harry/Wise, Jack/Shumway, Lee/Budlong, Hal/Rub, Christian/Picorri, John/Conaty, James (I)/Hymer, Warren/O'Keefe, Dennis (I)/Lane, Charles (I)/Wray, John (I)/Moorhouse, Bert/Stevens, Bert (I)/Van Sickel, Dale/Cooper, George (I)/Mower, Jack/Steers, Larry/von Seyffertitz, Gustav/Norton, Henry/Pangborn, Franklin/Charters, Spencer/Mortimer, Edmund/Sullivan, Charles (I)/Cooper, Gary (I)/Maxwell, Edwin/Hoyt, Arthur/Matzenauer, Margarete/Curtis, Beatrice/Methot, Mayo/O'Davoren, Vessey/Wagner, Pauline/Ross, Lillian (I)/Donnelly, Ruth/Dix, Mary Lou/Page, Peggy (I)/McWade, Margaret/Monroe, Patricia/Wade, Bess/Seddon, Margaret/Palmer, Ethel/Arthur, Jean (I)/Dunn, Emma (I)/Wix, Florence/Flowers, Bess/Cunningham, Cecil/Doran, Ann/Fletcher, Juanita/Eastman, Janet (I)/Evans, Muriel/Blinn, Beatrice +Mr. Destiny (1990)/Eichhorst, Adam C./Genevie, Michael/Devaney, Richie (I)/McCutcheon, Bill/Bochner, Hart/Thompson, Martin (I)/Chaykin, Maury/Kingkade, Howard/Sakabe, Osamu/Longo, Tony/Bernsen, Collin/Sanders, Jay O./Perkins, Hamilton/Weiss, Jeff (I)/Edwards, Whit/Caine, Michael (I)/Anderson, Raymond L./Barron, Doug (I)/Pillars, Jeffrey/Stahl, Andy/Donnelly, Jesse J./Douglas, James (II)/Buffington, Bryan/Griffis, William/Corley, Pat/Belushi, James/Garver, John/Lovitz, Jon/Seale, Douglas/Loughlin, Terry/Berdahl, Sky/Evers, Bruce/Stacy, Chris/Caine, Sari/Lynch, Heather/Cox, Courteney/Hill, Eddita/Magaro, Polli/Ireland, Kathy/Russo, Rene/Hamilton, Linda (I) +Mr. Holland's Opus (1995)/Adams, Jacob/Renner, Nicholas John/Gilman-Frederick, Dieffyd/Corbin, Freeman O./Howard, Terrence/Clegg, David/Dixon, Benjamin J./Roisum, Ted/Minnick, Joshua/Natale, Anthony (II)/Calaba, Kevin/Swift, Keith/Riviera, Spencer (I)/Carlton, Jordan/Burns, Don (III)/Bevington, Sean/Cole, Eric Michael/Peterson, Tom (I)/Dreyfuss, Richard/Doherty, Conan/Daniels, Mark (II)/Boyer, John (II)/Whitaker, Damon/Getty, Balthazar/Mendelson, Michael/Macy, William H./Bernard, Paul (II)/Campbell, Joe (II)/Archie, Brent/Dudgeon, Alex/Thomas, Jay/Anderson, Joseph (I)/Sirianni, Nicolas/Frank, Jay (I)/Biasi, Dennis/Fong, Patrick/Redwood, John Henry/Vhay, Daniel J./Marth, Chris/Fitzhugh, Adam/Nelson, Kasey/Hamrick, Ashley/Gleason, Joanna/Miller, Aurora J./O'Mealy, Mary Kay/Arnett, Kathryn/Janke, Linda Williams/Dukakis, Olympia/Siegel, Stacey/Casey, Kelly M./Eng, Tara/Maitland, Beth/Carlton, Kaili/Shouse, Janine/Wooley, Rachel/Peirano, Tomiko/Headly, Glenne/McLellan, Zoe/Feeney, Moira/Wakehouse, Heather/Boyd, Alexandra/Kelly, Jean Louisa/Witt, Alicia +Mr. Magoo (1997)/Coatte, Kirk/Puttonen, Michael/Tobolowsky, Stephen/McMeekan, Kirk (I)/Gold, L. Harvey/Burgess, Rick (I)/Steele, Danny/Keeslar, Matt/Burson, Greg/Lane, Campbell/Clark, Ewan 'Sudsy'/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Tierney, John (I)/Chinlund, Nick/Davies, Joseph (I)/Stovern, Leon 'Smokey'/Kelly, Terence/Redford, Dan/MacDonald, Shawn/Mylrea, David/Wasserman, Jerry/Irizawa, Art/Dow, Bill/Turner, Frank C. (I)/McDowell, Malcolm/Metcalfe, Robert/Canavan, John Henry/Hudson, Ernie/Neale, David (I)/Welker, Frank/Perry, Chancz/Musnicki, Robert/Driesschen, Marke/Ferrer, Miguel/Cain-Sparks, Carrie/Rusu, Monique/Harvie, Ellie/Waldron, Pat/Mead, Tara/Matthews, Allison/Riley, Claire/Garner, Jennifer (I)/Drake, Dolores/Yzerman, Kristie/Kay, Kelly (I)/Diaz, Pamela/Jackson, Yvette (I)/Lynch, Kelly (I)/McDonald, Brenda (I) +Mr. Mom (1983)/Olfson, Ken/Jarvis, Graham (I)/Simms, Phillip/Mull, Martin/Tambor, Jeffrey/Leopold, Tom/Ensign, Michael/Gallery, James/Flores, Henry/Sneed, Maurice/Rayhall, Tom/Mora, Danny/French, Bruce (I)/O'Leary, John (I)/Woolf, Charles (II)/Lussier, Robert/Black, Gerry/McGrath, Derek/Keaton, Michael/Landry, Dennis/Braeden, Eric/Menache, Roger/Barrington, Bruce/Jaffe, Taliesin/Hixon, Ken/Gordon, Larry Flash/Alaimo, Michael (I)/Birney, Frank/Petersen, John Richard (I)/Koehler, Frederick/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Ingber, Amanda/Sims, Marley/Garr, Teri/Bromfield, Valri/Flynn, Miriam/White, Brittany/Dworkin, Patty/Omens, Estelle/Walsh, Leigh/Freeman, Lisa (I)/White, Courtney (I)/O'Donnell, Valrie/Seymour, Carolyn/Beane, Hilary/McClurg, Edie/Rhodes, Velvet/Colton, Jacque Lynn/Atkins, Jane (I)/Birkett, Bernadette/Kruger, Gaye/McQuery, Jacklyn/Jillian, Ann/Dingle, Kay/Deutsch, Patti/Richards, Lisa Blake +Mr. Nanny (1993)/Hoye, John F./Johansen, David/Mielke, Sandy/O'Connor, Raymond/Santiago, Joshua/McCharen, David/Hogan, Hulk/Gorman, Robert Hy/Neidhart, Jim/Fotou, Danny/Harris, Jim (V)/Brickell, Butch/Scott, Vernon (II)/Finley, Greg/Anoai, Arthur/Steele, George 'The Animal'/Mandel, David (I)/Leslie, Ed/Outerbridge, Jen Sung/Moldovan, Jeff/Coffey, James (I)/Powell, Tim (I)/Pendleton, Austin/Mercury, Mark (I)/Hemsley, Sherman/Schwartz, Gary (I)/Kent, Peter (I)/Deveaugh, Dennis/Malesci, Artie/Hess, Joe/Bazaldua, Charles/Ornstein, Fred/Lipari, Joanna/Dahlin, Dondi/Erin, Kelly/Love, Mother/Zima, Madeline/Osiecky, Darci/Pomerance, Hope +Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)/Mitchell, Grant (I)/Bridge, Al/Soderling, Walter/Sterling, Robert (I)/McKay, George/Kibbee, Milton/Cavan, Allan/Gale, Michael (I)/Craig, Alec/Kaltenborn, H.V./Caruth, Burr/Stefenelli, Count/Dilson, Clyde/Moore, Charles R./Ash, Sam/Demarest, William/King, Joe (I)/August, Edwin/Boteler, Wade/Hayden, Harry/Toones, Fred 'Snowflake'/Cooke, Hal/Kane, Eddie (I)/Lane, Charles (I)/Standing, Wyndham/Ince, John/Taylor, Dub (I)/Puglia, Frank/Egan, Jack (I)/Millican, James (I)/Carson, Jack (I)/Watson, Billy (II)/Watson, Delmar (I)/Austin, Frank (I)/Tyrrell, John (II)/Walker, Robert (II)/Foulger, Byron/Keane, Robert Emmett/Stafford, Harry (I)/Richardson, Jack (I)/Watkin, Pierre/Kibbee, Guy/Chandler, George (I)/Costello, Maurice (I)/Briggs, Harlan/Russell, Johnny (I)/McNamara, James/Alderson, Erville/Randolph, Ed/Carpenter, Ken (I)/Stewart, James (I)/Simms, Larry/Watson, Garry (I)/Arnold, William (I)/Stanton, Paul (II)/Simpson, Russell/Hytten, Olaf/Heydt, Louis Jean/McKee, Lafe/Mann, Hank (I)/Rains, Claude/Loft, Arthur/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Travers, Victor/Ingraham, Lloyd (I)/Watson, Harry (II)/Hall, Porter/Fetherston, Eddie/Copeland, Nick/Jones, Dickie/Burton, Frederick/Dodd, Neal/Corrado, Gino/Carey, Harry/Arnold, Edward (I)/Warner, H.B./Mitchell, Thomas (I)/Bailey, Harry A./Willock, Dave/Stevens, Craig (I)/Kramer, Wright/Bupp, Tommy/Gardner, Jack (II)/McCullough, Philo/Dent, Vernon/Jaquet, Frank/Novinsky, Alex/McHugh, Matt/Newell, William (I)/Morgan, Gene (I)/Stockdale, Carl/Elliott, Dick (I)/Thalasso, Arthur/Cooper, George (I)/Middlemass, Robert/Taylor, Ferris/Cooper, Jack (I)/Chandler, Eddy/Brewer, Ed (I)/Evans, Douglas/Cobb, Edmund/Andrews, Stanley (I)/Whitlock, Lloyd/Cass, Maurice/Pallette, Eugene/Kerr, Donald (I)/Gray, Lorna (I)/Comingore, Dorothy/Clement, Dora/Cornwall, Anne/Gordon, Mary (I)/Curtis, Beatrice/Allwyn, Astrid/Gifford, Frances/Lewis, Vera/Day, Dulcie/Doran, Ann/Wix, Florence/Mann, Margaret/Treadwell, Laura/Bondi, Beulah/Eddy, Helen Jerome/Forrest, Mabel (I)/Knapp, Evalyn/Gittelson, June/Arthur, Jean (I)/Donnelly, Ruth/Walsh, Myonne +Mr. Wrong (1996)/Elias, Hector/Pullman, Bill/Anderson, Louie (I)/Alexander, Wayne (I)/Hernandez, Jonathan/Combs, Gilbert B./Wells, Briant/Farrell, Shea (I)/Harrison, Mickey (I)/Shier, Ivor/Kriesa, Christopher/Roman, Frank (I)/McGurk, Jamie/Livingston, John (I)/Dawson, Frederick/Lugo, Frank/Harvey, Robert (I)/Cothran Jr., John/Kasem, Casey/White, Peter (I)/Miller, Johnny (I)/Goulet, Robert/Henke, Brad William/Stockwell, Dean/Saviola, Camille/Turnham, Jenny/Cleghorne, Ellen/Corman, Maddie/Castle, Charlene/Davis, Hope (I)/Kasem, Jean/Flores, Victoria Elena/Holliday, Polly/Plowright, Joan/Cusack, Joan/DeGeneres, Ellen/Cattell, Christine +Mrs Henderson Presents (2005)/Hutchinson, Lloyd/Guest, Christopher (I)/Hart, Matthew (IV)/Long, Joseph (I)/Nossek, Ralph/Ford, Dorian/Borkowski, Andrzej (I)/Seymour, Billy/Carrick, Antony/Young, Will/Blair, Matt (I)/Kennedy, Patrick (IV)/Hussein, Waris/Allen, Thomas (III)/Gomez, John (II)/Barnett, Samuel/Jones, Toby (I)/Dormer, Richard/Hoskins, Bob/Logan, Christopher (II)/De La Fou, Tony/Culkin, Michael/Connolly, Ciaran/Syms, Richard/McMurray, Joseph/Garvey, Frances/McWilliams, Shona/Barmby, Vanessa/Tena, Natalia/Dench, Judi/Brewster, Anna/Worrall, Amber/Aspinall, Karen/Lawrence, Rachael/O'Sullivan, Camille/Love, Patti/Davids, Vicki/Ford, Charlene/Reilly, Kelly (I)/Halstead, Rosalind/McDade, Sandy/Barlow, Thelma/Solemani, Sarah/Queensberry, Ann/O'Brien, Rebecca (V)/Brown, Sophie (III)/Squire, Melody/Power, Kate (II)/Rosen, Doraly/Audeyev, Elise/O'Brien, Maria Rohsean/Hay, Victoria/O'Brien, Dinah/Lambton, Anne +Mrs. Brown (1997)/Ford Davies, Oliver/Morell, Jason/Sher, Antony/Farley, Rupert/Hall, George (I)/Menzies, Alex (I)/Butler, Gerard/Chisholm, Jimmy/McKerrell, Simon/Steele, Theo Fraser/Westhead, David/Vaughan, James (I)/Connolly, Billy/Marchal, Robin/Ramsay, John (I)/Hannaway, Patrick/Palmer, Geoffrey/O'Hea, Brendan/Pasco, Richard/Kent, Oliver (I)/Delmar, Tom/Collins, Elaine (I)/Mellor, Cherith/Lindsay, Delia/Glen, Georgie/McConnell, Bridget/Dench, Judi/Ladbury, Hattie/O'Donnell, Catherine/Nicolson, Claire/Charles, Rebecca (I)/Stewart, Sara/Williams, Finty +Mrs. Doubtfire (1993)/Brosnan, Pierce/Spencer, Dan/Peduto, Ralph/Prosky, Robert/Prosky, Andrew L./Cunningham, James (I)/Newman, William (I)/Moeller, Jeff (I)/Lawrence, Matthew (I)/Letchworth, Drew/Bryant, Adam (I)/Cranna, James/Fitzsimons, C. Beau/Pray, Chris/Cullen, Jim/Capurro, Scott/Bolt, Geoff/Dr. Toad/Bright, Dick (II)/McGovern, Terence/Overton, Rick/Walker, Sydney/Beach, Scott/Loo, Kenneth/Loo, Jeff/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Bellan, Joe/Fierstein, Harvey/Mull, Martin/Narducci, Joseph/Williams, Robin (I)/Gholson, Eva/Lockwood, Sharon/Cathcart, Tavia/McClure, Molly/Moegling, Lori/Haney, Anne/Jakub, Lisa/Myerson, Jessica/Monroe, Betsy/Alder, Benne/Wilson, Mara/Holliday, Polly/Field, Sally/Hanson, Smadar/Kahn, Karen/Proom, Adele/Marshall, Juliette +Mrs. Miniver (1942)/Billings, Ted/Dantine, Helmut/Wilcoxon, Henry/Perkins, Gil (I)/Severn, Christopher (I)/Fisher-Smith, E.L./Engle, Billy/Hale, Bobby (I)/Sketchley, Leslie/Byram, Gene/Owen, Reginald/Cooper, Edward (I)/Pidgeon, Walter/Byron, Walter/Bennett, Charles (II)/Gordon, Douglas (I)/Allen, Harry (I)/Dunbar, David (I)/Harvey, Forrester/Vincent, Leslie/Burton, John (I)/Berry Sr., Art/Williams, Rhys (I)/Lonsdale, Eric/Howard, Harold (II)/Steele, Vernon/Atkinson, Frank (I)/Maxwell, Dan (I)/Greenwood, Hugh/Bellis, Guy/Craig, Alec/Windheim, Marek/Carey, Leonard/Thursby, David/Mather, Aubrey/Kenny, Colin/Power, John (I)/D'Albrook, Sidney/Baker, Frank (I)/Louden, Thomas (II)/Evans, Herbert/Conway, Tom (I)/Ney, Richard/Travers, Henry (I)/Clifton, Herbert/Webster, Ben (I)/Wimperis, Arthur/Mann, Stanley (II)/Mander, Miles/Irwin, Charles (I)/Lawford, Peter/Williams, Tudor/Smith, Gerald Oliver/Scardon, Paul/Abbott, John (I)/Bevan, Billy/Hall, Eddie (I)/Campbell, Colin (I)/Wolfe, Ian/Clyde, David/Carlyle, Aileen/Garson, Greer/Bassett, Virginia/Morgan, Eula/Forbes, Brenda/Bates, Louise (I)/Benson, Florence/Whitty, Dame May/Bacon, Sybil/Sandars, Clare/Watson, Kitty/Leon, Connie/Wix, Florence/Reid, Clara/Field, Mary (I)/Mock, Alice/Denny, Irene/Steele, Vivia/De Becker, Marie/Wright, Teresa/Nesmith, Ottola +Much Ado About Nothing (1993)/Branagh, Kenneth/Barnes, Chris (V)/Reeves, Keanu/Blessed, Brian/Briers, Richard/Doyle, Patrick (I)/Lowe, Alex/Hockley, Andy/Horan, Gerard/Nelson, Conrad/Elton, Ben/Clifford, Richard/Leonard, Robert Sean/Yuill, Jimmy/Washington, Denzel/Jewesbury, Edward/Keaton, Michael/Scott, Alex (III)/Staunton, Imelda/Beckinsale, Kate/Law, Phyllida/Thompson, Emma (I) +Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios (1988)/Calvo, Eduardo (I)/Climent, Joaquín/Guillén, Fernando/Latorre, Gabriel/Almodóvar, Agustín/Navarro, José Antonio/Andrés López, Ángel de/García Cambero, Carlos/Montesinos, Guillermo/Ros, Gregorio/Corrales, Tomás (I)/Lombardero, Juan/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Marco, José (II)/Gambero, Federico/Gil, Chema/Virseda, Paco/Bardem, Javier/Uribe, Imanol/Maura, Carmen/Barranco, María/González, Eva (II)/Barrado, Lupe/Lampreave, Chus/Manver, Kiti/Miraño, Susana/León, Loles/Palma, Rossy de/Caballero, Francisca/González, Mary/Serrano, Julieta/Espada, Carmen/Ambite/Leza, Ana/Fernández, Paquita +Mulan (1998)/Gilpin, Jack/Burton, Corey/Hong, James/Renaday, Peter/Pinney, Patrick/Horvitz, Richard Steven/Dvorsky, George/Sago, Anthony/Fierstein, Harvey/Whittier, Sean/Tondo, Jerry/Bulen, Steve/Laborteaux, Matthew/Carter, Mitch/Cowgill, David/Shigeta, James/Lee, Dana (I)/Walcutt, John/Adams, Uwe/Takei, George/Ferrer, Miguel/Clotworthy, Robert/Fullilove, Donald/Foard, Merwin/Sanders, Chris (III)/Laurantz, Stefen/Welker, Frank/Morita, Pat/Moseley, Mark (I)/Wilder, Matthew (I)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Lee, Conan/Osmond, Donny/Watanabe, Gedde/Amundsen, Tom/Wong, B.D./Oh, Soon-Tek/Leschin, Luisa/Wells, Claudette/Lee, Dana (II)/Gabrielli, Elisa/Minn, Haunani/Lehmann, Edie/Boyd, Susan (II)/Austen, Arminae/Margolyes, Miriam/Dworsky, Sally/Vasicek, Caroline/Buescher, Julianne/Franz, Alice/Wen, Li (II)/Anali/Fowler, Beth/Salonga, Lea/Ma, Christina (I)/Bergman, Mary Kay/Shen, Freda Foh/Ming-Na/Foray, June/Kerns, Linda/Nixon, Marni/McBride, Susan/Hall, Sandie/Thornburgh, Maurita L./Mirman, Edie +Mulholland Dr. (2001)/Briscoe, Brent/Hedaya, Dan/Gallini, Matt/Fairman, Michael/Katims, Robert/Curry, Adrien/Forster, Robert (I)/Theroux, Justin/Anderson, Michael J./Rey, Daniel/Barnes, Jehshua/Candoli, Conte/Everett, Sean/Morris, Tom (I)/Birnbaum, Dan/Graham, Marcus/Castellanos, Vincent/Badalamenti, Angelo/Weatherred, Michael D./Collazo, Joshua/Karen, James (I)/Green, Richard (V)/Kearney, Joseph (I)/Pellegrino, Mark/Croughwell, Charles/Ostrander, William/Beacock, Brian/Buelna, Enrique/Cooke, Michael (I)/Schroeder, David (I)/Singh, Desi/Everett, Chad/Des Barres, Michael/Grace, Wayne/Cyrus, Billy Ray/Mead, Richard (I)/Fischler, Patrick/Silva, Geno/Horino, Tad/Loggins, Peter/Wulff, Scott/Montgomery, Monty (I)/Longo, Tony/Coffey, Scott (I)/Frutos, David/Thompson, Christian/Crider, Missy/Salazar, Theresa/Forster, Kate/Ferguson, Lisa K./Miller, Ann (I)/George, Melissa/Glazer, Cori/Grant, Lee (I)/Del Rio, Rebekah/Hicks, Michele/Nelson, Diane (I)/Lackey, Elizabeth/Harring, Laura/Taggart, Rita/Watts, Naomi (I)/Riffel, Rena/Heuring, Lori/Bond, Maya/Lindsley, Blake/Clever, Kimberly/Lindsey, Tyrah M./Samuels, Thea/Stein, Johanna (I)/Aarons, Bonnie/Towne, Katharine/Powell, Lyssie/Bates, Jeanne +Mulholland Falls (1996)/Caicedo, Eddie/Krawic, Michael/Thigpen, Father William M./Carson, Price/McCarthy, Andrew (I)/Malkovich, John/Lively, Ernie/Welliver, Titus/Lauter, Ed/Johnson, Rick (I)/Pillsbury, Drew/Lowe, Rob (I)/Baldwin, Daniel (I)/Neville, Aaron (I)/Sylbert, Richard/Williams, Treat/Garrison, Larry (I)/Burr, Britt/Hooker, Buddy Joe/Chandler, Kyle/Nolte, Nick/Peters, Robert (I)/Petersen, William L./Kaneff, Khris/Madsen, Michael (I)/Penn, Chris (I)/Palminteri, Chazz/Hunt, Brad (I)/Dern, Bruce/Martin, Johnny (I)/Griffith, Melanie/Johnson, Johnna/Clarke, Melinda/Solari, Suzanne/Fletcher, Louise/Connelly, Jennifer/Leland-St. John, Sharmagne/Davila, Azalea/Harrington, Chelsea/Christensen, Alisa +Multiplicity (1996)/Babatundé, Obba/Piddock, Jim/de Lancie, John/Yulin, Harris/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Masur, Richard/Plon, Harold/Levy, Eugene/Keaton, Michael/Shadix, Glenn/Plon, Richard/Milhoan, Michael/Kampmann, Steven/Lyell, Dennis R./Wallace, George (I)/Ridgely, Robert/Klesic, Michael/Duhame, Zack/Stellrecht, Skip/Duke, Robin/Johnston, Justine A./MacDowell, Andie/Maxey, Dawn/Herrington, Suzanne/Kahan, Judith/Bowen, Julie/Cusack, Ann/Coleman, Kari/Schlossberg, Katie +Mumford (1999)/Danson, Ted/Stevens, Scott N./Peer, Joe/Bennett, Douglas (II)/Dean, Loren/Morefield, Ronald B./Sennett, Steven/Paymer, David/McClintock, Eddie/McCallany, Holt/King, Randall (I)/Allen, Eddie (III)/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Allen, Chase (I)/Williams, Sulo/Tighe, Kevin (I)/Oyama, Roger/Lee, Jason (I)/Blanton, Arell/Stack, Robert/Mallon, Dick/Short, Martin (I)/Blair, T.J./Dial, Rick/Kaell, Ron/Ritter, Jason/Helberg, Simon/Hiser, Jim/Close, Bryan/Doty, David/Sako, Sam/Okun, Charles/Fox, Kirk/Howell, Kathryn/Carlin, Joy/Woodard, Alfre/Kerrick, Simone/Hays, Natalie/McDonnell, Mary (I)/Sample, Naomi/Carr, Gea/Carlin, Amanda/Deschanel, Zooey/Laurier, Lucie/Schaffer, Molly/Tuss, Barbara/Barnes, Priscilla/Cardona, Hélène/Adams, Jane (II)/Paulshock, Pamela (I)/Davis, Hope (I)/Moss, Elisabeth/Nunis, Julie/Ivey, Dana/Safranek, Penny/Monaco, Kelly/Clark, Krystee +Mummy Returns, The (2001)/Fisher, Tom (I)/Boath, Freddie/Roberts, Quill/Sommers, Stephen/Ipalé, Aharon/Best, Brian (III)/Armstrong, Alun/Cavalera, Max/Vosloo, Arnold/Byron, Bruce/Parkes, Shaun/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Fehr, Oded/Lovell, Trevor/Fraser, Brendan/Hannah, John (I)/Rock, The (I)/Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Adewale/Dixon, Joe (V)/Air, Donna/Weisz, Rachel/Velasquez, Patricia +Mummy, The (1932)/Marlow, Tony/Crane, James/Gray, Arnold/Manners, David/Fletcher, Bramwell/Shaw, C. Montague/Victor, Henry/Mudie, Leonard/Karloff, Boris/Tovey, Arthur/Byron, Arthur/Johnson, Noble (I)/Kane, Eddie (I)/Hodgson, Leyland/Somerset, Pat (I)/Van Sloan, Edward/Byron, Kathryn/Johann, Zita +Mummy, The (1999)/Hyde, Jonathan/Djalili, Omid/Arnott, Jake/Ball, Mason/Cooper, George Lane/Watkins, Tuc/O'Connor, Kevin J./Warner, Ian/Avari, Erick/El Aadili, Abderrahim/Ipalé, Aharon/Hannah, John (I)/Dunham, Stephen/Johnson, Corey (I)/Smith, Porl/Burton, James Traherne/Fraser, Brendan/Fox, Bernard (I)/Chase, Carl/Vosloo, Arnold/Chequer, Peter/Fehr, Oded/Afifi, Mohammed (I)/Weisz, Rachel/Velasquez, Patricia/Brook, Isobel +Munich (2005)/Motolla, Yaron Josef/Quayouh, Karim/Sokolsky, Joseph/Tadros, Merik/Naor, Yigal/Feuer, Sam/Feldman, David (VIII)/Lazar, Rad/D'Agostino, Greg/Beyer, Alexander/Dorr, Sabi/Rush, Geoffrey/Hinds, Ciarán/Rozen, Jonathan/Kraish, Mousa/Saidi, Karim/Salem, Lyes/Zoaretz, Guy/Djadjam, Mostefa/Lonsdale, Michael (I)/Furon, Nino/Cohen, Assi (II)/Martin, Rayan/Paget, Leo/Uziel, Jonathan/Zahavi, Danny/Barek, Djemel/Yajjou, Nabil/Zemmouri, Mahmoud/Warshaviak, Michael/Silman, Hisham/Alkadhi, Amrou/Wigdor, Haguy/Mendel, George/Shoov, Amos/Bonastre, Xavier/Weinberg, Ami/Zarb, Mark/Freiss, Stéphane/Ontrop, Martin/Collins, Kevin (XII)/Kennedy, Patrick (IV)/Levo, Liron/Levi, Yehuda/Khoury, Makram/Dowell, Geoffrey/Burke, Robert John (I)/Daneshmand, Bijan/Edelman, Shmuel/Amir, Guy/Wlaschiha, Tom/Schenk, Michael (I)/Beck, Ossie/Marciszewer, Arnaud/Suleiman, Dirar/Craig, Daniel (I)/Zerba, Marek/Zischler, Hanns/Goodman, Brian (I)/Machnicki, Wojciech/Bana, Eric (I)/Alexander, Sharon (I)/Hamade, David Ali/Tabor, Rafael/Bassel, Haj Ibrahim/O'Brien, Ben (II)/Pruti, Faruk/Arribas, Arturo/Guerfa, Lemir/Sehili, Samy/Lavi, Amos/Yannatos, Michael/Messalti, Carim/Brake, Richard/Samir, Sami/Chazal, Arthur/Pfeffer, Ori/Metwally, Omar/Shahar, Ohad/Khouas, Mohammed/Knoller, Ohad/Calderon, Samuel/Mostafa, Omar/Barnea, Itay/Sehili, Lucas/Naciri, Jalil/Teomi, Oded/Kassovitz, Mathieu/Perel, Lior/Abutbul, Alon/Voelklein, Joram/Attal, Yvan/Salah, Karim/Nebbou, Mehdi/Bleibtreu, Moritz (I)/Gilleran, Charley/Weinberg, Guri/Adwan, Ziad/Sagie, Yossi/Soriano, Gil/Nazzal, Hicham/Amalric, Mathieu/Memarzia, Nasser/Ben-Shachar, Mordechai/Lust, Andreas/Avigdori, Roy/Yacoubi, Hichem/Metalsi, Abdelhafid/Ivgy, Moshe/Youcef, Ben/Bess, Daniel/Jacob, Amelia/Casal, María/Werbin, Rana/Bruni Tedeschi, Valeria/Soualen, Mouna/Mansour, Leda/Février, Laurence/Abbass, Hiam/Dasberg-Shamul, Hagit/Röse, Eva/Bekkouche, Saïda/Ousliha Bouamari, Fattouma/Amidou, Souad/Du Jeu, Félicité/Cayatte, Eva/Croze, Marie-Josée/Klaits, Elyse/Becker, Meret/Zurer, Ayelet/Turkhi, Rim/Spielberg, Sasha/Raz, Renana/Garda, Jane/Chazal, Cyrielle/Almagor, Gila/Yahya, Habir/Cohen, Lynn (I)/Hell, Sonia/Werlinder, Lisa/Tabari, Ula/Zain, Amani/Belal, Baya +Muppet Christmas Carol, The (1992)/Williamson, Simon/Rudman, David/Austen, Donald/Mackintosh, Steven/Whitmire, Steve/Brazier, Fergus/Hamblin, Anthony/Felix, Geoff/Oz, Frank/Coulthard, Raymond/Barnett, Robbie (I)/Clarke, Marcus (II)/Barclay, David Alan/Martin, Russell (II)/Turner, Reginald/Plaskitt, Nigel/Rose, Timothy M./Goelz, Dave/Sanders, Edward (I)/Jones, William Todd/Milnes, Kristopher/Tygner, Robert/Quinn, Mike (I)/Shaw Parker, David/Caine, Michael (I)/Sanders, Theo (I)/Nelson, Jerry (I)/Dacre, Sue/Weaver, Robin/Prell, Karen/Fox, Jessica (I)/Gold, Louise/Braun, Meredith +Muppet Movie, The (1979)/Roberts, Arnold/Grubman, Ira F./Williams, Paul (III)/Gould, Elliott/Pendleton, Austin/Payne, Bob (I)/Martin, Steve (I)/Madden, Tommy (II)/Goelz, Dave/Schwartz, Bruce (II)/Berle, Milton/Oz, Frank/Landis, John (I)/Gabriel Jr., Lawrence/Kirby, Bruce/Spinney, Carroll/Frawley, James/Hunt, Adam (I)/Hunt, Richard (I)/Juhl, Jerry/Basilicato, Tony/Welles, Orson/Pryor, Richard/Bergen, Edgar/Brooks, Mel (I)/Savalas, Telly/Burton, Tim (I)/Coburn, James/Haggerty, H.B./Earl, Michael (I)/Henson, Jim (I)/Kress, Earl/Durning, Charles/Walker, Scott (I)/Suraci, Buz/DeLuise, Dom/Hope, Bob (I)/Whitmire, Steve/Nelson, Jerry (I)/Lovelady, John/Felgemacher, Olga/Henson, Lisa (II)/Wilcox, Caroly/Kahn, Madeline/Ozker, Eren/Mullen, Kathryn/Kane, Carol (I)/Leachman, Cloris +Muppet Treasure Island (1996)/Blackner, Danny/Oz, Frank/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Comerford, Patrick/Nicholls, David (II)/Barretta, Bill/Curry, Tim (I)/Clash, Kevin (I)/Warder, Frederick/Clarke, Marcus (II)/Goelz, Dave/Connolly, Billy/Geeves, Peter/Whitmire, Steve/Henson, John (II)/Plaskitt, Nigel/Bishop, Kevin (I)/Henson, Brian (I)/Jones, Harry (I)/Quinn, Mike (I)/Nelson, Jerry (I)/Saunders, Jennifer/Gold, Louise +Muppets from Space (1999)/Nelson, Jerry (I)/Liotta, Ray/Charles, Josh (I)/McArol, Langley/Boyd, Rickey/Henson, Brian (I)/Lenthall, David/Cobb Jr., Joe/Abraham, F. Murray/Schneider, Rob/Barretta, Bill/Clash, Kevin (I)/Espy, Carl/Fullerton, Richard/Joy, Mark/Massey, Drew/May, Ed/Hunt, Adam (I)/Henson, John (II)/Goelz, Dave/Arquette, David/Oz, Frank/Linz, Peter/Tambor, Jeffrey/Stone, Andrew (I)/Whitmire, Steve/Barnett, Deron/Hingle, Pat/Hogan, Hulk/Kennedy, John (IV)/Griffin, Kathy/Nalee, Elaine/Alicino, Veronica/Donnelly, Kristina/Mullins, Chrissy/Dinnean, Alice/MacDowell, Andie/Driver, Courtney (I) +Muppets Take Manhattan, The (1984)/Connolly, Michael (I)/Christie, Edward G./Barnes, Wade/Gould, Elliott/Corbett, Charles Francis/Jenkins, Cyril (I)/Bentley, John (II)/Stolarsky, Paul/Troy, Hector/Velez, Gabriel/Maguire, John (III)/Martin, Jim (V)/Oz, Frank/Zorich, Louis/Hirsch, Michael (I)/Leder, Joel/Jamrog, Joe/Kroupa, James J./Dubois, Richard/Armin, Robert (I)/Burnett, Steve (I)/Bush, Norman/Nelson, Jerry (I)/Washington, Chet/Polizos, Vic/Seaman, Milton/Bryson, James (I)/Foster, Ron (I)/MacGregor, Kenneth/Lazer, David/Fazakas, Faz/De Haas, Timothy (I)/Hines, Gregory/Koch, Edward I./Coleman, Dabney/Robinson, Martin P./Whitmire, Steve/Carney, Art/Coco, James/Quigley, Don/Price, Lonny (I)/Hunt, Richard (I)/Hall, Bruce Edward/Lucas, Ronn/King, Glenngo/Marrone, Mark/Kasindir, Chico/Baird, Peter (I)/Rudman, David/Hicks, Stephen Sherrard/Sardi, Vincent/Muehl, Brian/Stockman, Todd/Van Dell, Tom/Landis, John (I)/Earl, Michael (I)/Henson, Jim (I)/Henson, Brian (I)/Goelz, Dave/Brown, Graham (I)/Tacon, Gary/Shields, Brooke/Minnelli, Liza/Donald, Juliana/Hunt, Jane (III)/Hayes, Diana/Lavin, Linda/Page, Jaqueline/Miller-Kovens, Susan/Spivak, Alice/Maguire, Sinead (I)/Henson, Heather/Carr, Lee-Ann/Whitmire, Melissa/Rawlings, Harriet/Wilcox, Caroly/Bartholow, Cheryl/McFadden, Gates/Adams, Mary Kay/Mullen, Kathryn/Blaylock, Cheryl/Noel, Trisha/Kirsch, Nancy/Krewson, Rollin/Borden, Viola/Hamlin, Joanne/Bergen, Frances/Prell, Karen/Rivers, Joan/Button, Ruth/Baxter, Dorothy/Dow, Maree/Harris, Mary Lou/Brill, Fran +Murder at 1600 (1997)/Moore, Frank (I)/Bidaman, Robert/Gallanders, James/Monte, Tino/Snipes, Wesley/Donovan, Tate/Weichel, Ryan/Tyukodi, Tye/Rocket, Charles/McMullen, Cliff/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Benzali, Daniel/Turcott, Sheldon/King, Brian (IV)/Miller, Dennis (I)/Paisley, Ray/Millington, James/Blackburn, Richard (I)/Williams, Keith (II)/Lucescu, Steve (I)/Ricupero, Michael/Bianco, Marco/Kinney, Michael (II)/Grenville, Lewis/O'Keeffe, Douglas/Dyson, Michael (I)/Bryson, Eric/Jones, Donald (I)/Northup, Christopher/Shute, Mike/Birman, Matt/Yulin, Harris/Bennett, Nigel (I)/Wagner, Len/Parilo, Markus/Robertson, George R. (I)/Gillett, Chris (I)/Duran, Dan (I)/Racki, Branko/Bourgeois, John (I)/Cox, Ronny (I)/Fraser, David (I)/Fitzpatrick, Richard (I)/Eskey, Lee/Renfro, Bryan/Gardner, David (I)/Tager, Aron/Sperdakos, George/Haworth, Peter James/Williams, Junior/Wright, Tom (I)/Alda, Alan/Urich, Tom/Sandy, J. Craig/Nappo, Tony/Hambrick, Mike/Ellery, Peter/Hoover, Howard/Kennedy, Christopher (II)/Ertmanis, Victor/Chow, Ho/Masko, Walter/Klvana, Kathryn/Caldwell, Sandra/Armas, Grace/Bianco, Leigh/Bensen, Jackie/Dauda, Raven/Kelso, Mo/Moore, Mary (III)/Stahlbrand, Sandi/Anderson, Carol (I)/Baker, Diane/Lane, Diane (I)/Bunyan, Maureen/Gorski, Tamara/Hopkinson, Babs/McMillon, Doris E. +Murder by Death (1976)/Guinness, Alec/Narita, Richard/Sellers, Peter/Cromwell, James (I)/Capote, Truman/Niven, David (I)/Falk, Peter (I)/Coco, James/Wray, Fay/Walker, Nancy (I)/Brennan, Eileen/Smith, Maggie (I)/Lanchester, Elsa/Winwood, Estelle +Murder by Numbers (2002)/Canavan, Michael (I)/Cockrum, Dennis/Leatherbury, Todd/Seymour, Ralph/Chaplin, Ben/Call, R.D./Penn, Chris (I)/Saiet, Eric/Doolittle, John (I)/Verica, Tom/Offerman, Nick/Pitt, Michael (II)/Gosling, Ryan (I)/Stepanek, Brian/Samluk, Michael/Jansen, Jim/Vickery, John (I)/Matarazzo, Neal/Healy, Christine (I)/Bruckner, Agnes/Siroon, Valentin/Barnes, Adilah/Bullock, Sandra/Carpenter, Krista/Madden, Sharon (I)/Osborne, Nancy (II)/Brenn, Janni/Scarpino, Paula/Greenfield, Melissa +Murder in the First (1995)/Kovacs, Danny/Barr, Tony/Maguire, George (I)/Summers, Neil/Davis, Gary Lee/Simpkins, Joseph Quinn/Slater, Christian/Cleere, William/Winters, Time/Boswell, Charles/Mayes, Theo/Dudley, Randall/Kwong, Richard/Gierasch, Stefan/Swan, James A./Chanock, Bundy/Melvin, Michael (I)/Nisbet, Stuart/Randall, Douglas W./Ballard, Gary/Franklin, Fred/Allan, Richie/Feldner, Sheldon/Dourif, Brad/Bowz, Eddie/Sterling, David Michael/Bacon, Kevin/King, Sonny (I)/Macy, William H./Ermey, R. Lee/Bookston, Alex/Merrins, Michael/Cole, Joseph/Spottiswood, Warren/Varnado, Julius/Macintosh, Laird/Lee, Robert (X)/Brady, Lance/Fenske, Thomas/Bennett, Douglas (II)/Scoggin, Nick (I)/Christopher, Tory/Mathis, Lee E./Nicholas, Colin/Richards, Joseph (I)/Hall, William (II)/Slack, Ben/Quartermus, Ray/Lucas, Joseph/Parks, Wayne/Barretta, Bill/Keane, James (I)/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Ritts, Herb/Oldman, Gary/Rose, Wally/Leckner, Brian/Pelish, Randy/Davidtz, Embeth/Kirshner, Mia/Brenner, Eve/Borden, Amanda (I)/Sedgwick, Kyra +Murder on the Orient Express (1974)/Balsam, Martin/Cassel, Jean-Pierre/Quilley, Denis/Finney, Albert/Silver, George/Widmark, Richard/Perkins, Anthony/Blakely, Colin/Coulouris, George/York, Michael (I)/Moffatt, John (I)/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Gielgud, John/Connery, Sean/Lloyd, Jeremy/Hiller, Wendy/Bisset, Jacqueline/Bacall, Lauren/Roberts, Rachel (I)/Redgrave, Vanessa/Bergman, Ingrid (I) +Murderball (2005)/Lujano, Bob/Cavill, Keith/Orr, Kevin (II)/Soares, Joe/Hogsett, Scott/Cohn, Andy/Bishop, Joe (III)/Igoe, Christopher/Willsie, Dave/Zupan, Mark +Muriel's Wedding (1994)/Garner, Julian/Hoare, John (II)/Clarke, Basil/Hardy, Troy (I)/Smith, Steve (IV)/Carter, Richard (I)/Copeland, Kevin/Cox, Steve (I)/Day, Matt (I)/Olson, Craig (I)/Walton, John (II)/Witham, Justin/Arnold, Rodney/Morecroft, Richard/Hall-Watson, Scott/Wyllie, Daniel/Marques, Alvaro/Lee, Jon-Claire (I)/Gaden, John/Haywood, Chris (I)/Crocker, Barry/Lapaine, Daniel/Senga, Ken/Howson, John Michael/Hunter, Bill (I)/Klimek, Darrin/Jones, Rohan/Kermond, Dene/Rodgers, Des/Hashimoto, Kuni/Kaye, Nathan/Schramko, James/Davidson, Frankie/Sutherland, Richard/Steele, Rob (I)/Ball, Vincent (I)/Alexander, Robert (I)/Griffiths, Rachel (I)/Sullivan, Fiona/Lee, Sophie (I)/Linke, Jacqueline/Lee, Jeamin/Smith, Diane (II)/Millgate, Gabby/Jarrett, Belinda/Nevinson, Gennie/Saunders, Katie (I)/Grandison, Pippa/Cullen, Louise (I)/Prior, Susan/Hackforth-Jones, Penne/Hammond, Rosalind/Drynan, Jeanie/Lapaine, Heidi/Picot, Geneviève/Rapp, Ineke/Mitchell, Heather (I)/Polson, Cecily/Collette, Toni/Pitt Owen, Robyn/Byron, Annie/Hinchcliffe, Kirsty +Musa (2001)/Yu, Hye-jin/Ju, Jin-mo/Park, Yong-woo/Park, Jeong-hak/Jung, Woo-sung/Lee, Du-il/Song, Jae-ho/Jeong, Seok-yong/Ahn, Sung-kee/Han, Yeong-mok/Yu, Rongguang/Zhang, Ziyi +Muse, The (1999)/Lamas, Lorenzo/Matthews, Dakin/Cameron, James (I)/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Reiner, Rob/Brooks, Albert (I)/Edner, Bobby/Puck, Wolfgang/Opinato, Mario/O'Brien, Skip (I)/Grunberg, Greg/Whitford, Bradley/Wright, Steven (I)/Valentine, Steve (I)/Feuerstein, Mark/Lawrence, Steven Anthony/Orta, A.J./Hawn, Phil/Jenson, Paul C./Williamson, Walter/Scorsese, Martin/Daniels, Gannon/Tobin, Jill/MacDowell, Andie/Alexis, Jamie/Mikala, Monica/Shelton, Marnie/Jones, Michelle Crosby/Billman, Ange/Charles, Aude/Shepherd, Cybill/Ventriss, Jennie/MacNeal, Catherine/Kaplan, Alexandra/Stone, Sharon (I)/Tomei, Concetta/Tilly, Jennifer/Travis, Stacey (I) +Music Man, The (1962)/Howard, Rance/Dapo, Ronnie/Showalter, Max/Everett, Timmy/Shea, Al/Ward, Wayne (IV)/Bell, Charles Alvin/Reed, Vern/Potter, Gary/Swain, David (I)/Worden, Hank/Spangenberg, Bill/Percheskly, Charles/Mills, Arthur/Ford, Paul (I)/Preston, Robert (I)/Hackett, Buddy/Jewkes, Delos/Barker, Rand/Fawcett, William/Kellogg, Ray (II)/Mapes, Ted/Lane, Charles (I)/Howard, Ron (I)/Helton, Percy/Randel, Larry Steven/Parsons, Milton/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Dean, Roy/Lyons, Robert (III)/Hickox, Harry/Fax, Jesslyn/Martin, Penelope/Joyce, Elaine (I)/Seegar, Sara/Gingold, Hermione/Burnier, Jeannine/Claire, Shirley/Lyon, Therese/Jones, Shirley (I)/Hilka, Patty Lee/Masters, Natalie/Wickes, Mary/Wynne, Peggy/Pepper, Barbara/Core, Natalie/Loos, Ann/Thomas, Larri/Luckey, Susan/Kelton, Pert/Vermont, Monique/Rice, Adnia/Mondo, Peggy/Prickett, Maudie +Music of the Heart (1999)/Quinlan, Ian/Rogers, Dyllon/Angarano, Michael/Ari, Robert/Wilkinson, Edmund/DeFinna, Bart/Berreondo, Christian/Sylvers, Ronald/Culkin, Kieran/Brown, Leon Addison/Seraballs, Ruben Jared/Cumberbatch, Scott/Jones, Naeem/Martin, Thomas (V)/Cuevas, Anibal Crooklyn/Veal Jr., Charles/Spaulding, Justin 'DJ'/Perlman, Itzhak/Steinhardt, Arnold/Sheffer, Isaiah/Hawkins, Cole/LeFevre, Adam/Stern, Isaac (I)/Miller, Kevin (VIII)/Katrandjian, Christopher/Feldman, Jonathan (I)/Yorker, Jade/Gómez, Mateo/Coluca, Teddy/Ware, Jordan/Stiggers, Willie/Quinn, Aidan (I)/McGinty, John/Jacobs, Gideon/Hofheimer, Charlie/Pais, Josh/Dinhofer, Henry/Rojas, Jose Miguel/Edmund, Justin Pierre/Daly, Justin/Hines, Rafael John Alan/Napier, French/Royston, Sam Fox/Mitchell, Kirby/Kim, Chris (I)/Tree, Michael/Figueroa, Jean-Luke/Deutsch, Sam/French, Arthur/Khaliq, Majid R./Lopez, Christopher (II)/Sanders, Jay O./Bell, Joshua (I)/Toomer, Omari/O'Connor, Mark (I)/Mayer, Andrew/Lowe, Tarik/Walters, Dominic/Gómez, Cristina/Irvin, Leilani/Estefan, Gloria/Johnson, Emily (I)/Guaspari, Sophia/Davis, April (I)/Segovia, Isabel (I)/Bassett, Angela/Nonas-Barnes, Lucy/Leachman, Cloris/Leeves, Jane/Muchnick, Amanda/Briggs, Karen/Merediz, Olga/Foresta, Molly Gia/Gonzalez, Barbara (I)/Araya, Melay/Sternbach-Taubman, Zoe/Sapp, Asha/Dinhofer, Rebecca/Mariani, Chantilly/Benniman, Rosalyn/Korankyi, Asease/Medina, Hazel/Polanco, Iraida/Gómez, Victoria (I)/Loomis, Eva/Little, Lucy/Park, Sandra (I)/Korankyi, Ama/Sarallen/Taylor, Myra Lucretia/Santiago, Socorro/Aidem, Betsy/Monroe, Diane/Janney, Julie/Coleman, Rosalyn/Streep, Meryl +Musketeer, The (2001)/Byrne, Michael (I)/Walser, Sven/Gregory, Dean/Chambers, Justin/Wolff, Jean-François/Dolbey, Max/Bigot de Nesles, Florent/Kremp, Jan Gregor/Castaldi, Jean-Pierre/Warlow, Chas/Assböck, Joachim Paul/Sánchez, Óscar O./Moran, Nick/Witt, Bertrand/Soeder, Gilles/Weinert, Stefan/Jürgens, Stefan/Goersch, Thomas/Clyde, Jeremy (I)/Treacher, Bill/Gentil, Luc/Stemmer, Roland/Spiers, Steven/Roth, Tim/Nichulski, Sven/Schiffbauer, Sascha/Dean, Patrick (I)/Ristic, Jean-Luc/Bergmann, Christian/Schofield, David/Rea, Stephen (I)/Lorenzini, Marco/Mesguich, Daniel/Stock, Jo/Mulhern, Ciaran/Ferner, Frank/Erhardy, Catherine/Chelton, Tsilla/Suvari, Mena/Mullan, Carrie/Deneuve, Catherine/Diamant, Sigal/Pisani, Anne-Marie +Must Love Dogs (2005)/Hall, Brad (I)/Satamian, Krikor/St. Esprit, Patrick/Stamberg, Josh/Trutner, Kirk/Coleman, Bobby/Detwiler, Ted/Bill, Tony/Sorensen, Jaden/Hull, Miles/Henke, Brad William/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Mulroney, Dermot/Howerton, Glenn/Egglesfield, Colin/Webster, Victor/Cusack, John/Shenkman, Ben (II)/Lindstrom, Jon/Griffin, Ted (III)/Schirripa, Steve/McCormack, Will/Rothhaar, Will/Spound, Michael/Stevens, Trevor (II)/Fabian, Patrick/Fabiano, Michelle/Wohl, Bess/Castro, Mary/Gonzalo, Julie/Dretzin, Julie/Channing, Stockard/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Hillis, Ali/Hiatt, Shana/Prescott, Emma/McGarry, Mary Anne/McClafferty, Kate/Spiro, Jordana/NeVart, Anoush/Kidd, Amy/Marcheens Negrao, Rubria (I)/Burke, Marylouise/Lane, Diane (I)/Denbo, Jamie/Kightlinger, Laura/Nakamura, Suzy +Mutiny on the Bounty (1935)/Irwin, Charles (I)/Digges, Dudley/Graham, Fred (I)/Haymes, Dick/Thursby, David/Simpson, Ivan F./Frohlich, Sig/Stanton, Will (I)/Stack, William/Downing, Vernon/Niven, David (I)/Stephenson, Henry/Kent, Crauford/Livingston, Robert (I)/Clark, Wallis/Mojave, King/Mundin, Herbert/Harrington, John (I)/Bambridge, Bill/Laughton, Charles/Cagney, James/Corrigan, Ray/Belmore, Lionel/Winslow, Dick/Wilton, Eric/Crisp, Donald (I)/Entwistle, Harold/Lister, Francis/Driscoll, Sam Wallace/Russell, Byron (I)/Hall, Winter/Gable, Clark/Torrence, David/Jennings, DeWitt/Quillan, Eddie/Adair, Robert/Walton, Douglas/Allen, Harry (I)/Cording, Harry/Nauu, Charles/Le Sueur, Hal/Waram, Percy/Wolfe, Ian/Fields, Stanley/Perkins, Gil (I)/Tone, Franchot/Power, John (I)/Craig, Alec/Pualoa, Satini/Flaherty, Pat/Oakland, Vivien/Chavarria, Lucy/Clayton, Marion/Thompson, Lotus/Jones, Tiny/Beresford, Nadine/Gordon, Mary (I)/Byington, Spring/Clark, Mamo/Irene, Lilyan/Lloyd, Doris/Movita +Mutiny on the Bounty (1962)/Wright, Ben (I)/Tama, Matahiarii/Purcell, Noel/Byrne, Eddie/Rafferty, Chips/Harris, Richard (I)/Haydn, Richard (I)/Tevaearai, Tematai/Lamont, Duncan (I)/Haamoeura, Tufariu Tumatana/Tepii, Virau/Stuart, Gilchrist/Brando, Marlon/Duran, Larry/Jackson, Gordon (I)/Thatcher, Torin/Silvera, Frank/McConnell, Keith/Seely, Tim/Griffith, Hugh (I)/Herbert, Percy/Daniell, Henry/Ward, Roger (I)/Howard, Trevor (I)/Mahitete, Adrien Vaatete/Cowan, Ashley/Maitihe, Maeva/Tehahe, Nathalie/Tefaafana, Louise/Salmon, Ruita/Maifano, Teretiaiti Teyahineheipua/Pnofai, Odile Hinano/Lee, Anna (I)/Vaitare, Tinorua/Tuia, Rahera/Tarita (I)/Bower, Antoinette +My Beautiful Laundrette (1985)/Campbell, Colin (XI)/Moore, Jonathan (IX)/Graham, Richard (I)/Thomas, Dudley/Donohue, Walter/Patel, Bhasker/Branche, Derrick/Jaffrey, Saeed/Pitt, Chris/Holder, Ram John/Horan, Gerard/Khan-Din, Ayub/Sira, Gurdial/Marcus, Stephen/Cunningham, Neil (I)/Day-Lewis, Daniel/Cooper, Garry (I)/White, Kerryann/Uzzaman, Badi/Graham, Winston (II)/Warnecke, Gordon/Seth, Roshan/Faress, Souad/Wolf, Rita/Chokshi, Charu Bala/Liecier, Dulice/Field, Shirley Anne/Kapur, Nisha/Maravala, Persis/Khambatta, Persis/Chitnis, Sheila/Archibald, Dawn +My Best Friend's Wedding (1997)/Bosco, Philip/Uhler, Ray/Ingram, Phillip/Sutter, Robert (II)/Pot, Eric A./Lowe, Chris (III)/Giamatti, Paul/Everett, Rupert/Mulroney, Dermot/Swenson, Mark (I)/Janson, Gene/Merrill, Norman/Walsh, M. Emmet/Cerny, JoBe/Shearer, Harry/Marks, Shale/Zucker, Burton/Masterson, Christopher/Tellez, Guillermo/Hillman, Sid/Bozonelos, George/Sikora, Joseph/Schmidtke, Ned/Ross, Chelcie/Kuhagen, Scott/White, Johnny (II)/Testa, Dominic/Velo, Robert/Santori, Larry/Doyle, Kevin Michael/Bacarella, Mike/Gleixner, Paul/Trotter, Chef Charlie/Creasy, Cassie/Terracina, Nydia Rodriguez/Griffiths, Rachel (I)/Alexander, Raci/Haight, Sharon/Shepard, Maridean Mansfield/Sullivan, Susan (I)/Duong, Anh/Casey, Mara/Green, Mary-Pat/Garrett, Jennifer/Scott, Renata/Harrington, Patricia E./Roberts, Julia (I)/Burton, Stephanie/Breslau, Susan/Abdoo, Rose/Spradley-Montie, Anne/Farkas, Jo/Murphy, Molly (I)/McFadden, Davenia/Danles, Amy/Paquet, Lucina/Baggio, Aida/Zucker, Charlotte/Preston, Carrie/Paoletti, Loretta/Turner, Bree/Kelly, Shirley/Ho, Tonray/Copeland, Kathi/Diaz, Cameron/Hutchison, Michelle/McComb, Jennifer/Sheerin, Kelly +My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002)/Falcone, Frank (I)/Mandylor, Louis/Khouri, Scott/Rouvas, Jim/Kutsukos, Nick/Gomez, Ian/Constantine, Michael/Kalangis, John/Chalkiopoulos, Peter/Xynnis, Peter/Gogos, Peter/Kandiotis, Anthony/Politis, Victor/Tsapralis, Constantine/Milankou, Spiro/Vardalos, Constantine/Fatone, Joey/Tsifliklis, John/Corbett, John (I)/Gray, Bruce (I)/Savides, Chris/Mendicino, Gerry/Tharos, Peter/Martel, Eugene/Persechini, Joe/Todd, Melissa/Zouravlioff, Marita/Logothettis, Stavroula/Sugarman, Arielle/Eleusiniotis, Christina/Garnett, Gale/Paraskevopoulos, Chrissy/Haggis, Kathryn/Reid, Fiona (I)/Vieira, Kaylee/Meisler, Bess/Martin, Andrea (I)/Kazan, Lainie/Wildgoose, Petra/Vacratsis, Maria/Eastwood, Jayne/Osman, Sarah/Vardalos, Nia (I)/Carides, Gia/Bitzas, Charlene +My Blue Heaven (1990 I)/Carrier, Corey/Chuckry, Darren/DiBenedetto, Tony/Rogers, John (V)/Trent, Daniel/Wagner, Thomas (I)/Stormoen, Eric (I)/Miranda, Robert/Jaffe, Seth/Karabatsos, Ron/Lauter, Ed/Irwin, Bill (I)/Currie, Gordon (I)/Stroud, Duke/Schmauss, Gregory/Boccelli, Dick/Evans, Troy (I)/Gio, Frank/Brauss, Arthur/Hickey, William (I)/Moranis, Rick/Emery, James (I)/O'Connor, Raymond/Roach, Frank R./Roe, Matt (I)/Stern, Daniel (I)/Fredricks, Jeff/Bradford, Jesse/Knell, David/Riordan, Daniel/Block, Larry (I)/Morrison, Rudy E./Harnagel, John/Polis, Joel/Martin, Steve (I)/Termo, Leonard/Susi, Carol Ann/Hurley, Melissa (I)/Spray, Jean/Cusack, Joan/Page, LaWanda/Bovasso, Julie/Albertini Dow, Ellen/Rush, Deborah/Mayron, Melanie/Cook, Leslie/Charney, Eva/Blackburn, Greta/Wildman, Valerie/Kane, Carol (I)/Mackechnie, Kathleen/Camp, Colleen +My Bodyguard (1980)/Reyna, Tim/Buscaglia Jr., Angelo Anthony/Rielly, Tom/Bradley, Richard (III)/Houseman, John (I)/Mull, Martin/Hoddinott, Bert/Salas, Hank/Miller, Dean R./Mack, Leonard/Kazurinsky, Tim/Myers, Jerome/Koza, Bill/Quandt, Paul/Gomez, Eddie (I)/Makepeace, Chris/Billingsley, Pat/Baldwin, Adam/Devlin, Dean (I)/Wendt, George (I)/Dillon, Matt (I)/Cusack, Dick/Charbonneau, Paul/Jarchow, Bruce/Houston, Gary/Cohn, Joseph/Moss, Freddy/Nelson, Craig Richard/Rozic, Steven/Smolen, Vivian/Scott, Dorothy (I)/Cusack, Joan/Grody, Kathryn/Gordon, Ruth (I)/Mandell, Lori/Russ, Cindy/Caine, Allison/Bogan, Sandra/McEathron, Laurie/Dillon, Andrea/York, Kitt/Nelson, Vicky (I)/Kotlisky, Marge/Beals, Jennifer (I)/Baske, Denise/Hoddinott, Barbara/Salenger, Laura +My Boss's Daughter (2003)/Selmour, Ron/Richter, Andy (I)/Foley, Dave (I)/Joffre, Dan/Byrnes, Jim (I)/Aisbett, Mark/Stamp, Terence/McConchie, Mark/Labine, Tyler/Mah, Henry/Baker, Link/Cranshaw, Patrick/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Henry, Tim (I)/Koechner, David/Madsen, Michael (I)/Thompson, Kenan/Tambor, Jeffrey/Zwick, Ryan/Ma, Tongo/Kutcher, Ashton/Little, Angela (I)/Electra, Carmen/Reid, Tara/Linde, Betty/Carradine, Ever/Breslau, Susan/Aguirre, Carmen (II)/Goldberg, Marcy (I)/Zucker, Charlotte/Shannon, Molly +My Cousin Vinny (1992)/Ferguson, J. Don/Simpson, Michael (III)/Rebhorn, James/Shuler, Larry (I)/Walker, Lou/McGill, Bruce/Pendleton, Austin/Smith, Lane (I)/Coates, Bill/Macchio, Ralph/Ellis, Chris (I)/Pesci, Joe/Lewis, Jeff (I)/Gwynne, Fred/Chaykin, Maury/Jones, Kenny (I)/Penny, Bob/Genevie, Michael/Styles, Timothy Aaron/Leggett, Ron/Burgess, Michael (I)/Scheine, Raynor/Whitfield, Mitchell/Merdis, Thomas/Osteen, Aubrey J./Moore, Muriel/Clements, Jill Jane/Myers, Paulene/Bass, Suzi/Tomei, Marisa +My Darling Clementine (1946)/Barclay, Don/Simpson, Mickey/Ford, Francis/Garner, Don (I)/Lee, Duke R./Walsh, Arthur/Brennan, Walter/Hall, Ben (I)/Fonda, Henry/Withers, Grant/Holt, Tim/Mowbray, Alan/Ireland, John (I)/Bond, Ward/Bell, Hank/Mercier, Louis (I)/Maynard, Kermit/Woods, Harry/Conlan, Frank/Roberts, Roy (I)/Hansen, Aleth/Simpson, Russell/Adler, Robert (I)/Borzage, Danny/Pennick, Jack/Mature, Victor/Foxe, Earle/Anderson, C.E./Stevens, Charles (I)/Libby, Fred/MacDonald, J. Farrell/Curtis, Jack (I)/Marsh, Mae/Rey, Frances/Downs, Cathy/Darwell, Jane/Darnell, Linda/Martin, Margaret (I) +My Dinner with Andre (1981)/Butler, Roy (II)/Lenauer, Jean (I)/Shawn, Wallace/Gregory, Andre +My Dog Skip (2000)/Coryell, Bradley/Wimberly, Wayne/Dog, Enzo the/Lee Jr., Nathaniel/Wilson, Luke (I)/Williams, Jordan (I)/Gordy, Graham/Butler, William (I)/Crombie, Peter (I)/Sullivan II, John M./Pickens, David/Honeycutt, Daylan/Jerald, Jerome/Moose (III)/Bacon, Kevin/Fraiser, Jim/Swaim, Gordon/Beech, Mark (I)/Howard, Clint/Boutwell, Owen/Stiritz, John/Hayes, Hunter/Yates, Josh (I)/Witt, Brian/Greenwell, Stuart/Berkshire, Michael/Thweat, James/Bynum, Nate/Connick Jr., Harry/Hood, Harry (II)/Muniz, Frankie/Linley, Cody/Smith, Cannon (II)/Blackenship, Joann/Davis, Susan Carol/Wachs, Caitlin/Ewing, Lucile Doan/Doublin, Stacie/Shoulders, Katherine/Rice, Elizabeth (I)/Cross, Chaon/Craig, Polly/Brown, Courtney (II)/Lane, Diane (I) +My Fair Lady (1964)/Burke, Walter/O'Moore, Patrick/Salvatt, Kenny/Navarro, Nick (I)/Steele, Geoffrey/Dallimore, Maurice/Wrigley, Ben/Evans, Joe (II)/Raine, Jack/Hyde-White, Wilfrid/Harrison, Rex (I)/Alderson, John (I)/Holmes, Samuel/Huxham, Kendrick/Wright, Ben (I)/Farelli, Kai/Sherman, Orville/Holloway, Stanley/Dillon, Brendan (I)/Dean, Roy/Marion, Sidney/Heath, Eric/Foster, Raymond (IV)/Taylor, William (I)/Brett, Jeremy/Hoffman, Eugene/O'Hara, James (I)/Cound, Tom/Foster, Raymond (III)/Sweetman, Henry/Whelan, Ron/Robel, David/Harris, Sam (II)/Ladefoged, Peter/Kleban, Goldie/Goldie, Jack/Beregi Jr., Oscar/Peel, Richard/McLiam, John/Kenny, Colin/Dick, Thomas/Wolcum, Nick/Greening, Jack/Campbell, Colin (I)/Main, Laurie/Dunn, Harvey B./Rogers, Victor (I)/Bikel, Theodore/Martin, Eric (XII)/McGiveney, Owen/Horan, James W./Pelling, George/Halliday, Clive/Shea, Buddy/Shirley, Bill/Riordan, Christopher/Wood, James (VII)/Fraser, Stanley/Brown, Andrew (XVI)/Baker, Frank (I)/St. Clair, Michael (I)/Fredericks, Charles E./Holland, John (I)/Mitchum, John/Napier, Alan/Bryant, Buddy/Linkie, William/Howdy, Clyde/Daniell, Henry/Sutton, Grady (I)/Beckley, William/Alexander, Mary (I)/Lawton, Alma/Kemble-Cooper, Lillian/Cooper, Gladys (I)/Steffens, Sandy/Edmundson, Sandy/Ross, Corinne/Daniell, Allison/Watts, Gwendolyn/Elsom, Isobel/Bennett, Marjorie/Albrecht, Helen/Core, Natalie/Carson, Jeannie/Washbourne, Mona/Schiller, Miriam/Rogers, Dinah Ann/Brown, Meg (III)/Bristol, Iris/Gibbons, Ayllene/Beatey, Brittania/Dore, Anne/Reeves-Smith, Olive/Aimers, Elizabeth/Blythe, Betty/Crier, Jennifer/Merrill, Carol/Morrow, Marlene/Clark, Paulle (I)/Rothschild, Baroness (I)/Busch, Bea Marie/Grenough, Beatrice/Kennedy, Phyllis/MacGill, Moyna/Henreid, Monika/Morrison, Barbara (I)/Backer, LaWana/Hawtrey, Marjory/Melline, Shirley/Pepper, Barbara/Michel, Gigi/Genovese, Lea/Drake, Pauline/Nixon, Marni/Leonard, Queenie/Plowright, Hilda/Bourbon, Diana/Hepburn, Audrey/Battle, Lois/Miller, Lenore/Tierney, Joy (II)/Russell, Wendy (I)/Squire, Jacqueline/Bronson, Sue/Day, Donna/Wilson, Elzada +My Father the Hero (1994)/Bulos, Yusef/Small, Herschel/Corey, Dave (I)/Renzulli, Frank/Raymond, Sid/Jones, Dorian (I)/Escobar, Roberto/Delaney, Anthony/Jacobs, Manny/Bahr, Tom/Robinson, Michael (III)/Miner, Robert/Santillán, Juan/Ferguson, Fred/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Burrows, Stephen/Taylor, Isiah/Grant, Colyn/Hield, Nehemiah/Chea, Jeffrey/James, Dalton/Depardieu, Gérard/Wise, Steve/Bolter, Robin/Clayton, Judy/Corrigan, Malou/Thompson, Emma (I)/Ingraham, Felicity/Meldy, Noa/Williamson, Stacey (I)/Heigl, Katherine/Hutton, Lauren/Miner, Betty/Santillan, Eileen/Hearn, Ann/Byfield, Bonnie/Prince, Faith/Roberts, Jennifer (I)/Riu, Michelle/Peterson, Robyn +My Favorite Martian (1999)/Chun, Charles/McCraley, Lorin/Shawn, Wallace/Chieffo, Michael (I)/Billingslea, Beau/Adler, Michael (I)/Keiber, Christian/Terkay, Sylvester 'Bear'/Evans, Troy (I)/Hallick, Tom/Smith, Michael Bailey/Garrett, Joe/Kolman, Allan/Kartalian, Buck/Hotz, Jeremy/Rigamonti, Robert/St. James, David/Bond, Steve (I)/Lawrence, Steven Anthony/Dempsey, Michael (I)/Senzy, Arthur/Carter, T.K./Malil, Shelley/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Knight, Wayne (I)/Thorley, Ken/Cavestani, Frank/Pearl, Barry/Kleber, Rick/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Walston, Ray/Martin, Jean-Luc (I)/Lerner, Michael (I)/Ross, Howard H./Ebersole, Christine/Christofferson, Debra/Hannah, Daryl/Maxey, Dawn/Helsel, Dee Anne/Gordon, Pamela (I)/Hurley, Elizabeth (I) +My Favorite Year (1982)/George, Howard (I)/Jacobi, Lou/Grossman, Ted (I)/Adams, Phil/Mills, Jed/Macy, Bill/Garner, Martin/Welsh, John (I)/Windsor, Bob/Sardi, Vincent/Wyner, George/Brock, Stanley/Benson, Rex/Denison, Robert G./Warwick, Richard (I)/Brestoff, Richard/Bruns, Philip/Ruge, George Marshall/Fisher, George (III)/Hoffman, Basil/Green, Adolph/Brocato, Vince/Eastman, Peter/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Linn-Baker, Mark/Mattson, Denver/Roberts, Harry Bill/Bologna, Joseph/Harris, Fox/Terhune, Bob/Steinberg, Norman/Hahn, Archie/Sison, Ramon/Butler, Richard E./McLeod, Clyde (I)/Medici, John/Mitchell, Cameron (I)/Dimitri, Nick/DiBenedetto, Tony/Ewing, John Christy/Ganzel, Teresa/De Salvo, Anne/Rapp, Ilana/Heutschy, Eleanor C./Shear, Pearl/Stuart, Gloria/Haber, Karen/Robyns, Annette/Horan, Barbara/Harper, Jessica (I)/Rieneke/Kazan, Lainie/Kovary, Priscilla/Bohrer, Corinne/McClain, Cady/Neumann, Jenny/Diamond, Selma +My Fellow Americans (1996)/Joganic, Alex/Wright, Tom (I)/Wedan, Stephen/Woodyard, Shawn D./Hoxby, Derek/Garner, James/Brimley, Wilford/Lemmon, Jack/Feig, Paul/Kerr, William (I)/Kriesa, Christopher/Nickerson, Jimmy/Yagher, Jeff/Pena, Michael/Malloy, David 'Skippy'/Booth, Art/Zboyovski, Matthew R./Enomoto, Ken/Siegel, Eric (I)/Chambers, Steven (I)/Fitzgerald, Rob Roy/Aykroyd, Dan/McDurmont, Todd/Kehler, Jack/Rebhorn, James/Carlisle, Steve (I)/Gould, Dana/Russo, Michael (I)/Newman, Edwin/Heard, John/Lowenthal, Mark/O'Leary, John (I)/Mandon, Jeff/McGill, Everett/Bass, Bobby/Segal, Peter/Burkholder, Scott/Penuel, Pete/Braswell, Mitch/Hall, Rick (II)/Peterson, Gunnar/Pouncie, Ocie/Garner, Jack/Foley, Tom Sean/Bolande, Gene/Bissell, James D. (I)/Whitford, Bradley/Duvall, Wayne/Everett, Tom/Osser, Jonathan/Stewart, Sheri Mann/Lucey, Dorothy/Ladman, Cathy/Jackson, Jan (II)/Clark, Lynn (I)/Cusack, Ann/Ray, Connie/Helgenberger, Marg/Howard, Jean Speegle/Austin, Jennifer (I)/Rollins, Francesca/Rose, Leigh/Leigh Jones, Jennifer/Tokoro, Mihoko/Ferrell, Conchata/Ward, Sela/Howell, Neva/Wellington, Madison/Rolle, Esther/Bacall, Lauren/Littrell, Leighanne/Gooden, Cara +My First Mister (2001)/Simmons, Gene (I)/Forward, William/Harrington, Desmond/Palmatier, Chadwick/Goodman, John (I)/Bullock, Gary/Brooks, Albert (I)/McKean, Michael (I)/St. Clair, Matthew/Brown, Henry (I)/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Costa, Nic/Wylde, Chris/Lahti, Christine/Scott, Lorna/Sackhoff, Katee/Kane, Carol (I)/Alda, Rutanya/Perrette, Pauley/Schlamme, Emily Lahti/Place, Mary Kay/Claire, Lenora (I)/Sobieski, Leelee/Persky, Lisa Jane/Braisewell, Natasha/Huff, Shawn/Blair, Joan M. +My Girl (1991)/Caprita, David/McLemore, Zachary/Finazzo, Anthony/Girolami, Robert V./Collazo, T.J./Colangelo, George/Obedzinski, Shane/Nagle Jr., Paul/Aykroyd, Dan/Buktenica, Ray/Giaimo, Anthony/Iemolo, Victor/Dunne, Griffin/Goetz, Peter Michael/Cordell, Bill/Richardson, Kevin Scott/Jones, Anthony R. (I)/Smildsin, Kurt/Kohn, Henry/Villard, Tom/Truelsen, Kristian/De Russy, John/Masur, Richard/Poe IV, Edgar Allan/Bellman, Harvey/Culkin, Macaulay/Hallaren, Jane/Abel, Cassi/Chism, Glenda/Wilson, Jody (I)/Butler, Bree/Perri, Linda/Barnette, Blair/Rothman, L.A./Mistrot, Florence/Steinick, Lara/Sellers, Lynn/Chlumsky, Nancy L./Curtis, Jamie Lee/Chlumsky, Anna/Nelson, Ann/Cole, Amanda (I) +My Girl 2 (1994)/Aykroyd, Dan/Richardson, Beau/Jupiter, Mark/Nevil, Alex/O'Brien, Austin/Stein, Ben (I)/Souther, J.D./Beymer, Richard/Thomson, Roland/Sifuentes, Kevin/Parkes, James R./Masur, Richard/Jones, Anthony R. (I)/Hildebrand, Dan/Sumner, Bart/Olson, Ryan (I)/Purdham, David/Morris, Aubrey/Gummersall, Devon/Graham, Gerrit/Wallace, George (I)/Fleischer, Charles/Young, Keone/Cowles, Brendan (I)/Markell, Jodie/Murphy, Mary Elizabeth/Ebersole, Christine/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Olson, Tamara/Chlumsky, Anna/Ball, Angeline/Ashley, Lauren/Wagner, Rachel/Butler, Megan/Bradley, Lisa/Benson, Cindy/Koprova, Misa/Donnelley, Alex/Wedel, Renee/Schaal, Wendy +My Left Foot (1989)/Roberts, Charlie (I)/O'Conor, Hugh/McHugh, Darren/Clifford, Dean/O'Conor, Keith/Sheridan, Fiacra/Sullivan, Owen (II)/Laffan, Pat/Rowland, Colm/McAnally, Ray/Swan, Joe/Croghan, Declan/Drew, Phelim/O'Leary, Jer/Dunne, Martin/Knight, John Mark/MacLiam, Eanna/Lord, Barry (II)/Sharp, Owen/King, Don (IV)/Kearney, Wayne/Reardon, Daniel/Dunbar, Adrian/Kelly, Simon/Rowland, Sean/Hourigan, Gerard/Power, Derry/Hickey, Tom (I)/Cusack, Cyril/Day-Lewis, Daniel/Kavanagh, Albert/Fleming, Mil/O'Leary, Denis (I)/Keane, Barry/O'Sullivan, Eoghan/Lambert, Conor/Conmee, Marie/Long, Lesley Ann/Walker, Linda (I)/Vigne Welsh, Lucy/Colgan, Eileen/McCabe, Ruth (I)/Sheridan, Kirsten/Sheridan, Tess/Smith, Britta/Fricker, Brenda/Corcoran, Cathy/Corcoran, Caromy/Barker, Emily Hodge/Kursinczy, Dawn/Lawlor, Kerry Ellen/Shaw, Fiona/Lowe, Rita/Rowland, Lisa Jane/Whyte, Jacinta/Cronin, Sarah/O'Donovan, Hilery/Diffley, Audrey/Whelan, Alison/Bryne, Jenny/Seagrave, Oba/Higgins, Patricia/Lyons, Margaret/Hale, Julie/Doyle, Jean (I)/Pierce, Deborah/Murnane, Aisling/Kohlmann, Eileen +My Life (1993 I)/Steciw, John/Miranda, Christopher/Lowenthal, Mark/DiElsi, Frank/Rimmer, Danny/Fish, Jonathan (I)/Whitford, Bradley/Klimchuk, Fr. Walter/Constantine, Michael/Tigar, Kenneth/Holton, Mark (I)/Rubin, James/Zingale, Mark/Rubin, Ari (I)/Sullivan, Billy L./Rubin, Gary (II)/Jarchow, Bruce/Knot, Stephen Taylor/Davis, Rudi/Schiff, Richard/Keaton, Michael/Lowell, Chipper/Ngor, Haing S./Camuccio, Andrew/Camuccio, Brian/Gallagher, Michael (II)/Simek, Vasek/Sweeney, James R./Reinhardt, Ray (I)/Garabedian, Colby Sawyer/Kidman, Nicole/Rubin, Blanche/Thebus, Mary Ann/Conley, Sharon/Sax, Wendy (I)/Shaw, Dianne B./Rosemont, Romy/Walters, Lissa/Morris, Jane (I)/Garlington, Lee/Taylor, Nora/Kauders, Sylvia/Baber, Lynn/Roeder, Peggy/de Sosa, Ruth/Strong, Brenda/Sawyer, Toni/Breslau, Susan/Zucker, Charlotte/Fedunyszyn, Oksana/Tegtmeier, Treva/Latifah, Queen/Rubin, Sondra/Harout, Magda/Flackett, Jennifer/Schull, Rebecca +My Life Without Me (2003)/Barnett, Sam/Thompson, Jerry (IV)/Ruffalo, Mark/Richings, Julian/Speedman, Scott/Molina, Alfred (I)/Elerezeli, Neezor/Leitso, Tyron/Harry, Deborah (I)/Henry, Deanne (I)/Barber, Gillian (I)/de Medeiros, Maria/García, Esther (I)/Watling, Leonor/Martinez, Camille/Diewold, Lauren/Amlee, Jessica/Polley, Sarah/Kennedy, Kenya Jo/Clutton, Errin/Plummer, Amanda/Bennett, Sonja/Cami, María/Brayton, Morgan +My Little Eye (2002)/Lemche, Kris/Cooper, Bradley (I)/Johnson, Sean Cw/Mennell, Nick/O'Reilly, Stephen (I)/Sky, Jennifer/Regan, Laura (I) +My Man Godfrey (1936)/Sutton, Grady (I)/Singley, Arthur/Merrick, Philip/Auer, Mischa/Mason, Reginald (I)/Light, Robert (I)/Mowbray, Alan/Wanzer, Arthur/Powell, William (I)/Flavin, James/Jackson, Selmer/Gargan, Edward/Perry, Bob (I)/Flaherty, Pat/Pangborn, Franklin/Fetherston, Eddie/Adams, Ernie (I)/Chefe, Jack/Horsley, David (III)/Pallette, Eugene/Wood, Harley/Flowers, Bess/Rogers, Jean (I)/Brady, Alice/Dixon, Jean/Lombard, Carole (I)/Wyman, Jane/Patrick, Gail/Cochrane, Elaine/Perry, Katherine (I)/Crane, Phyllis/Fields, Gracie +My Name Is Joe (1998)/McHendry, James/Mullan, Peter/McNeish, Jamie/Carbin, Cary/Gillan, Paul/McMurray, Gordon/Dingwall, Tom/McCardie, Martin/Murdoch, Bill (I)/Mills, Father Joe/Timoney, Brian/Clark, Archie (II)/Macallum, Simon/Peacock, David (II)/Smith, John (XX)/Hough, David (II)/Comerford, John (I)/Hayman, David (I)/McIntyre, Eddie/McCole, Stephen/Ennis, Stewart/Kelly, Kevin James (II)/Clark, Paul (VII)/Lewis, Gary (III)/Hanlon, Jimmy/Docherty, Stephen/Affleck, Rab/Hannah, Scott (I)/Townsley, Andy/McKay, David (II)/Doonan, Paul/West, Sandy (II)/Wilson, Rab (II)/Ellis, Elaine M./Stewart, Dorothy Jane/Rafferty, Carol Pyper/McIntosh, Lorraine/Black, Kate/Godfrey, Amanda/Kennedy, Anne-Marie/Goodall, Louise/Lafferty, Ann Marie +My Own Private Idaho (1991)/Montgomery, Conrad 'Bud'/Swerdlow, Lannie/Caviezel, James/Baiocco, Paolo/Tollenen, Douglas/Egon, Robert/Hainsworth, Stanley/Cascadden, Mike/Cramer, Tom/Reppinhagen, David/Arling, James A./Kirk, Oliver/Vernelson, Steve/Richert, William/Weaver, Mark (I)/Murphy, Greg (I)/Hull, Eric (I)/Jones, Shawn (I)/Flea/Evans, Wade/Ebert, Matthew/Pitchlynn, Robert Lee/Cottrell, Mickey/Troupe, Tom/Di Cataldo, Massimo/Patterson, Pat (I)/Harvey, Rodney/Gaarsland, Wally/Parker, Michael (I)/Kier, Udo/Halladay, Joshua/Russo, James (I)/Van Sant, Gus/Conner, George (II)/Merz, Jesse/Stracciarolo, Mario/Andreoli, Pao Pei/Pachosa, Steven Clark/Swenson, Eli/Wilson, Brian (I)/Peterson, Tom (I)/Phoenix, River/Reeves, Keanu/Green, Scott Patrick/Warren, Tiger/Jordan, Shaun/Curtice, Sally/Thomas, Jessie (I)/Caselli, Chiara/Zabriskie, Grace/Kuppenbender, Kirsten/Braden, Heather J./Mosely, Melanie/O'Brien, Vana/Cavinato, Ana +My Stepmother Is an Alien (1988)/Boen, Earl/Maher, Joseph/Sparks, Adrian/Benedetti, Robert/Aykroyd, Dan/Bromilow, Peter/Mann, Wesley/McDermott, Kevin (I)/McCaslin, Jay (I)/Jay, Tony/Lovitz, Jon/Doughan, Jim/Shearer, Harry/Jackman, Jim (I)/Green, Seth/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Haber, Karen/Plakson, Suzie/Bowen, Shea/Basinger, Kim/Gabi (I)/Fenmore, Tanya/Hannigan, Alyson/Rogers, Michele (I)/Rae, Chere/Croisette, Lisa (I)/Maxine (I)/Bowen, Sophia/Carlsberg, Susan/Mandell, Robyn/Raymond, Gina (I)/Prentiss, Ann/Kirkpatrick, Amy/Henderson, Nina (I) +My Summer of Love (2004)/Considine, Paddy/Andrews, Dean (II)/Antony-Barber, Paul/Blunt, Emily/Press, Nathalie/Sumner, Kathryn/Edwards, Lynette/Byrne, Michelle +My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006)/Northrop, Greg/Santos (IV)/Savante, Stelio/Wilson, Rainn/Brevard, Richard/Patrikios, Peter/Feeney, Lawrence/Wang, Ben/Ginsburg, Andrew/Wilson, Luke (I)/Sing, Angel/Izzard, Eddie/Cheung, Clem/Freeman, Edwin/Moreno, Ron/Kelahan, Edward M./Iorio, Mike/Collins, Marcus/Maloney, Ryan (I)/Bonacki, Lou/Norris, Jeff/Townley, Kevin/Rich, Richie (I)/Consuelos, Mark/Billingham, Amanda Saphire/Thompson, Tara (III)/Thurman, Uma/Faris, Anna/Brooking, Fallon/Dymond, Desiree/Girvin, Emily/Alexandra, Ilona/Lynn, Lillian/Florence, Margaret Anne/Sykes, Wanda/Reitman, Catherine/Merrill, Jennifer/Veronika, Eva +Mysterious Skin (2004)/Sage, Bill/Riehle, Richard/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Drago, Billy/Graf, David 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Bruce/Bowen Flynn, Douglass/Boyd, Cayden/Clark, Spencer Treat/Blake, Matty/Penn, Sean (I)/Mackin, Andrew/White, Brian (XVII)/Douglas, Brad R./Smith, Jim (I)/Blesser, Andrew/O'Neil Martin, Stephen/Lyman, Will/Rosario, José Ramón/Kelly, Jason (III)/Bronk, Paul/Pungitore, John/Murphy, Brett (II)/Norris, Lance/Lee, Loy/Cheeseman, Ken/Nelson, Adam (I)/Winters, Scott/Wallach, Eli/Ridley, Frank/Garison, Dave Zee/Wahlberg, Robert/McGovern, Michael (V)/Herter, Miles/Conway, Kevin (I)/Ferus, John/Broderick, Charley/Willis, Susan/Harden, Marcia Gay/du Tertre, Celine/Linney, Laura/Russell, Zabeth/Davis, Tori/Rossum, Emmy/Williams, Kris (III)/Oliva, Celeste/O'Hara, Jenny/Graynor, Ari/Wheeler, Jillian +Mépris, Le (1963)/Lang, Fritz (I)/Piccoli, Michel/Coutard, Raoul/Godard, Jean-Luc/Palance, Jack/Moll, Giorgia/Veras, Linda/Bardot, Brigitte +Nacho Libre (2006)/Esobar, Aaron Yamir Ramirez/Jimenez, Joaquin Luis/Gentile, Troy/Magadan, Leobardo/Kurek, Dominick/Muñoz, Enrique/Tapia, Armando/Williams, Craig (VII)/Gomez, Antonio Salazar/Sandoval, Julio/Campero, René/Chan, Brett/Jiménez, Héctor/Rose, Darius/Escalero, Julio/Chartrand, Lauro/Ismael Garcia y Su Trio/Rey, Agustín/Stormare, Peter/Lahoz, Ventura/Gaytan, Armando/Mendoza, Feliciano Ramos/Chambers, Donald (II)/Caballero, Carlos Cesar/Black, Jack (I)/Lopez, Gerson Virgen/Hernandez, Felipe Jesus/Puente, Cristóbal/Ramírez, Alfonso (II)/Hernandez, Abelardo/Montoya, Richard/Avendaño, Zenaido/Camarena, Ignacio Gonzalez/Steelman, Tyler/Castillo, Ricardo (II)/Gonzalez, Cesar (I)/Valdés García, Jorge/Barroso, Carlos Acosta/Quiroga, Emiliano/Rendon, Luis Garcia/Arias, Moises/Maycotte, Carlos/Madrid, Albert M./Gómez, Eduardo (IV)/Montalvo, Rafael (I)/Lopez, Rafael Gonzalez/Ching, Mike/Estrella, Filiberto/Bonequi, Miguel Angel/Merino, Rodolfo Garcia/Thorp, Rachel/Owen, Lisa/la Reguera, Ana de/González, María (VII)/Hernandez, Rosenda/Jimenez, Carla +Naked (1993)/Putt, Robert/Avenall, Mike/Thewlis, David/Tunstall, Darren/Jones, Toby (I)/Bremner, Ewen/Whitman, Peter/Cruttwell, Greg/Foxxe, David/Wight, Peter/Voe, Sandra/Vidler, Susan/Skinner, Claire (I)/Cartlidge, Katrin/Giammetta, Carolina/Curran, Angela/MacLaren, Deborah/McKee, Gina/Berrington, Elizabeth/Sharp, Lesley/Rooke, Lynda/Abercrombie, Jo/Britten, Elaine +Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear, The (1991)/Wright, Jeff (I)/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Workman, C. 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(I)/Folk, Alexander/Reitman, Bob/Tormé, Mel/Pugsley, Don/James, Anthony (I)/Chemerka, Bill/Fann, Al/Zucker, David (I)/Roarke, John (I)/Williams, Ed (II)/Mueller, Gene/Zimmerman, Alex/Bellamy Jr., Nathaniel/Goulet, Robert/Weiss, Robert K./Woodson, William/Bochner, Lloyd/Harrison, Ryan (I)/LoCash, Robert/McCormick, Larry (I)/Elisberg, Robert J./Mendoza, Margarito/Betancourt, Carlos/Stevens, John (III)/McGreevey, Tom/McLin, Claude Jay/Richman, Peter Mark/Scheine, Raynor/Friedman, Lewis (I)/Kennedy, George (I)/Perry, Manny/Fleck, John (I)/Simpson, O.J./Zucker, Burton/Gonzales-Gonzales, Jose/O'Connor, Tim (I)/Yankovic, 'Weird Al'/Kerman, Ken/Rosenblatt, Ron/Presley, Priscilla/Newborn, Mindy/Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I)/Maier, Leslie/Neely, Gail/Rosenblatt, Sally/Terri, Lee/Zucker, Charlotte/Brookes, Jacqueline/Breslau, Susan/Kretchmer, Jennifer/Campbell, Jan (II)/Mastrogiacomo, Gina/Ross, Margery/Nunziella, Lisa/Hogan, Wendy (I)/Howard, D.D./Gabor, Zsa Zsa +Naked Gun 33 1 3: The Final Insult (1994)/Kerr, William (I)/Ward, Fred (I)/Vincent, Jerald/Yankovic, 'Weird Al'/Zuckert, Bill/Scarry, Rick/Christmas, Eric/Shafie, Hammam/Elisberg, Robert J./Boen, Earl/Ward, Wayne 'Crescendo'/Young, Bruce A./Weber, Edward/Grifasi, Joe/Felder, Lou/Capodice, John/Zimmerman, Alex/Jones, James Earl/Savage, Blane/Gibbs, Nigel/Cohen, Benjamin (III)/Daniels, Danny D./Malloy, David 'Skippy'/Cooper, Gary (II)/LoCash, Robert/Cobb, Randall 'Tex'/Evers, Scott/Ewing, Michael (I)/D'Angerio, Joe/Chin, Glen/Greytak, Eugene/Seville, Aaron/Weiss, Robert K./Williams, Ed (II)/Yamaguchi, Philip/Hutton, Paul/Alaimo, Marc/Chambers, Michael (I)/Herriott, Scott/Grevioux, Kevin/Watters, Timothy/Anderson-Gunter, Jeffrey/Bohn, Tim/Feig, Paul/Scribner, James R./Birk, Raye/Gould, Elliott/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Pepoon, Steve/Segal, Peter/Erwin, Bill/Lockerman, Brad/Wightman, Brian/Heine, Brett/Wright, Jeff (I)/Hickey, Barry (I)/Boatman, Michael/Madison, Joel/Zucker, Burton/Flood, Joe (I)/Brown, Andre Rosey/Fresco, David/Tipton, Ken/Simpson, O.J./Killam, Taran/Hasart, Adam/Keene, Christopher J. (I)/Kennedy, George (I)/Anthony, Bryan/Craig, Andrew (I)/Finnegan, Tom/Roe, Matt (I)/Zucker, David (I)/Diamond, T.C./Ermey, R. Lee/Goldman, Marcy/Hogan, Wendy (I)/Retton, Mary Lou/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Doherty, Shannen/Davis, Ann B./Hart, Lorali/Hemingway, Mariel/Dukakis, Olympia/Smith, Symba/Presley, Priscilla/Parsons, Adrienne/Agu, Joyce/Strain, Julie/Davis, Marianne (II)/Cornell, Sharon/Segal, Nicole/Lehman, Lillian/Smith, Anna Nicole/Welch, Raquel/Zadora, Pia/Chain, Jolie/Chain, Lil/MacArthur, Erin/Sandler, Mallory/Henderson, Florence (I)/Gabrielli, Elisa/De Banzie, Lois/Belack, Doris/Caldwell, Jeri/Small, Wylie/Segal, Karen (II)/Brody, Shirley (I)/Zucker, Charlotte/Allen, Rosalind (I)/White, Vanna/Sandin, Vanessa/Fairchild, Morgan/Greene, Ellen/Breslau, Susan/Bocchino, Chrissy +Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!, The (1988)/Keene, Christopher J. (I)/Houseman, John (I)/McCarver, Tim/Joseph, Ronald G./Wright, Jeff (I)/Urshan, Sydney/Robinson, Hank/Montalban, Ricardo/Jackson, Reggie (I)/Tierney, Lawrence/Tank, Ron/Hughes, Prince/West, Joe (III)/Seaman, Rick/Pines, Larry/Montes, Michael J./Kennedy, George (I)/Tiny Ron/Austin, David Lloyd/USC Trojan Marching Band/Katz, David (I)/Fick, Charles/Brafa, Tony/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Palmisano, Conrad E./Breslau, Greg/Gowdy, Curt/Woodard, Don/Williams, Ed (II)/Lujan, Bob/Simpson, O.J./Enberg, Dick/Birk, Raye/Zucker, Burton/Harvey, Randy/Lancaster, Stuart (I)/Smith, Jim (I)/Allen, Mel (I)/Arnold, Fredric/Palmer, Jim (II)/Weiss, Robert K./Bartlett, Brett (I)/Minyard, Ken/Dugan, Tom (II)/Grifasi, Joe/Arthur, Robert (II)/Yankovic, 'Weird Al'/Holton, Mark (I)/Berger, Arthur Lamont/Packer, Dennis/Vitale, Dick/Gherardi, Charles (I)/Johnstone, Jay/Worth, Nicholas (I)/Marchand, Nancy/Presley, Priscilla/Flaherty, Maureen/Freedman, Winifred/Moore, Edwina/Hess, Doris/Sandler, Mallory/Breslau, Sharon/Breslau, Susan/Maier, Leslie/Norman, Mary/Charles, Jeannette/Stevens, Brinke/Zucker, Charlotte/Beaubian, Susan/Brothers, Joyce/Hart, Lorali/Couris, Jane +Naked Lunch (1991)/Caruana, Michael/Hazout, Laurent/Weller, Peter (I)/Yip, Jim/Sands, Julian/Silverman, Robert A./Daniel, Yuval/Scheider, Roy/Aflalo, Claude/Friesen, John/Dimambro, Joe/Zelniker, Michael/Scoren, Joseph/Richings, Julian/Jerome, Howard/Louis, Justin (I)/Reis, Kurt/McCann, Sean (I)/Boretski, Peter/Holm, Ian/Campbell, Nicholas/Mercure, Monique/Davis, Judy +Name der Rose, Der (1986)/Birkin, Andrew/Diogene, Franco/Tilli, Andrea/Kreuzer, Patric/Hickey, William (I)/Carfora, Fabio/Fontana, Fabrizio/Zarfati, Vittorio/Diano, Mario/Maselli, Francesco/Fucili, Rolando/Capone, Alberto/Bellinghaus, Mark/Abraham, F. Murray/Pistor, Ludger/Clös, Peter/Welz, Peter/Bianchino, Carlo/Lollainni, Ennio/Connery, Sean/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Chaliapin Jr., Feodor/Lonsdale, Michael (I)/Isidori, Valerio/Valobra, Franco/Feist, Emil/Althaus, Urs/Leoni, Mauro/Lancaster, Pete/Marino, Franco/Caporale, Aristide/Scali, Francesco/Leoni, Luigi/Covielleo, Franco/Habeck, Michael/Prechtel, Volker/Furtwaengler, David/Marra, Armando/Trieste, Leopoldo/Invidia, Luciano/Falzoni, Giordano/Rossi Stuart, Kim/Ceccarelli, Pietro/Ferretti, Daniele/O'Brien, Donald (I)/Qualtinger, Helmut/Slater, Christian/Adducci, Franco/Mauri, Maurizio/Weist, Dwight/Schoenbrodt, Lothar/Bodin-Jorgensen, Lars/Rizzo, Gianni/Perlman, Ron/Bonardi, Eugenio/Schödel, Hans/Scarpa, Massimiliano/Baskin, Elya/Bonheur, Gaston (II)/Cetta, Antonio/Zuanelli, Umberto/Nebolini, Renato/Berling, Peter/Bodard, Lucien/Vargas, Valentina/Tedeschi, Maria (I)/Poli, Gina +Nanny McPhee (2005)/Barlow, Patrick/Firth, Colin/Jacobi, Derek/Sangster, Thomas/Coleman, Raphaël/Honywood, Samuel/Godley, Adam/Lansbury, Angela/Downes, Claire/Law, Phyllida/Bennett, Eliza (I)/Thompson, Emma (I)/Fumic, Freya/Staunton, Imelda/Berrington, Elizabeth/Barnes, Zinnia/Gibbs, Holly/Daykin, Jennifer Rae/Barnes, Hebe/Imrie, Celia/Macdonald, Kelly (I) +Napoleon Dynamite (2004)/Bosen, Kolton/Bliss, Jon/Bosen, Taylor/Platz, Walter/Atkinson, Derik/Rallenson, Stephen/Colvin, Timothy/Zook, Patrick/Donahue, Pat (III)/Lefler, Tom/Stockdale, Kelsey/Brewer, Michael (II)/Roberts, Randi/Kelley, Michael (VII)/Adams, Tom (III)/Hull, Damon/Gunnell, Jamen/Davis, Brian (XI)/Cunningham, J.C./Ramirez, Efren/Burns, Jeremy (IV)/Hobie, Sean/Sparrow, Charles/Snarr, Trevor/Wheeler, Eli/Call, Cherone/De Silva, Arturo/Porter, Matt (III)/Esplin, Roy/Adams, T.J./Beckstead, Madison/Mason, Justin/Harris, Evan (II)/Brewer, Daniel (IV)/Morrison, Levi/North, Josh/Slaughter, Preston/Visser, Jake/Ruell, Aaron/Rawlings, Parker/Atkins, Frederick/King, Jake (II)/Larsen, Arlando/Heder, Jon (I)/Peterson, McKell/Richmond, Sean/Waters, Tyler/Oliverson, Shawn/Hansen, Tyler/McBride, Nate/Adams, Jake/Poppleton, Justin/Fetzer, Charles/Drury, Tyler/Ostler, Skylar/Dodge, Tyler/Holliday, Eldean/Hirschi, Colton/Higley, Jake/Critchlow, Dale/Sharp, David (VI)/Ostler, Brandon/Higley, Adam/Fetzer, Kai/De Silva, Nano/Hansen, Kyle/Demke, Aaron/Mendenhall, Trevor/Sagers, Perrie/Waters, Cory/Highley, Hugh/Fetzer, William (II)/Mainini, Mario/Wilcox, Brigham/Roach, Kelsey/Demke, Isaac/Martin, Tyler/Petersen, Brian (I)/Bell, Landon/Stokes, Brady/Linderman, Jason/Keller, Dayne/Taylor, Brett/Linderman, Jacob/Jensen, Ryan (II)/Hobbs, Cody/Gries, Jon/Stevens, James (VIII)/Abrams, Cody/Roberts, Marc (VI)/Hablin, Braden/Bader, Diedrich/Hinrichs, Matt/Jensen, Kevin (II)/Pulsipher, Shane/Johnson, Bracken/Talbot, Kolby/Thomas, Scott (IX)/Alder, Shontae/Christiansen, Jane/Alder, Shonee/Austin, Amanda/Jackson, Ashley/Wright, Crystal (II)/Christiansen, Shane/Parsons, Shantell/Nelson, Marie (I)/Crosland, Arianna/Christiansen, Jade/Clark, Samantha (I)/Miklavcic, Elizabeth/Knudsen, Kris/Esplin, Leatrice/Jensen, Marla/Knudsen, Keri/Bowen, Hayley/Yates, Paula (II)/Larsen, Amber/Alder, Cara/Yates, Becky/Olsen, Jaclyn/Yates, Becki/Peeterborg, Thedora/Yates II, Paula/Haslam, Megan/Harris, Radine/Downs, Alison (II)/Prouse, Marlene/Dubin, Ellen/Young, Nanette/Yeates, Paula/Majorino, Tina/Yeates, Becki/Wilson, Lindsay/Talbot, Chantel/Phillips, Lynette/Cole, Brittney/Gordon, Dakotah/Stratton, Venessa/Griffith, Jenna/Talbot, Cierra/Corcorran, O'Leah/Stratton, Vanessa/Owen, Connie/Gamer, Emily/Talbot, Clerra/Earley, Megan/Stocks, Katrina/Talbot, Gloria/Roach, Tara/Stocks, Jesse/Phillips, Sara/Demke, Becky/Christensen, Paige/Downs, Mary/Horne, Elaina/Keller, Katie/Thompson, Kacie/Love, Rionnie/Child, Christina/Biggs, Cindy/Demke, Kim/Gibby, Hannah/Gibby, Kathrine/Gibby, Kristen/Beckstead, Brooke/Sagers, Perrle/Nicholas, Christina/Heers, Mary/Oliverson, Laura/Rodríguez, Lisa (I)/Martin, Sandy (I)/Auger, Tami/Duff, Haylie/Buck, Ashely/Coburn, Summer/Benson, Heather (II)/Hinricks, Audrey/Hobbs, Cheryl/Galloway, Cassie/Christiansen, Amy/McBride, Christina/Ruell, Julia/Smith, Lacey (I)/Stockdale, Telecia/Avery, Shondrella/Wakley, Alisha/Wakie, Alisha/Gamble, Allison/Jensen, Annette/Hugie, Debbie/Larsen, Kylie/Saxton, Lindsey/Saxton, Lacey/Packer, Jenna/Cole, Tiffany (II)/Christensen, Amy (II)/Dalley, Sami/Talbot, Rachel (II)/Koller, Jessica/North, Elisabeth/Richardson, Brianne/Badali, Loria/Seamons, Katie/Foster, Brittany/Seamons, Jenny/Brady, Carmen/Owen, Sarah (I)/Barton, Sarah (I)/North, Jessica/Call, Shelbee/Johnson, Lacey/Hamblin, Eden/Smart, Sabrena/Call, Shawnee/Womack, Lauren/Dalley, Mandi/Kelley, Keri/Hirschi, Kayla/Harrison, Alyssa/Jones, Kayleen/Tyndall, Emily/Jones, Karenina/Thomas, Rosie (I)/Thomas, Rosie (II)/Neilson, Nanetter/Call, Shanda +Narc (2002)/Nunes, Paulino/Rushton, Kevin/McBride, Chi/John, Darren/Sawatzky, Bradley/Rhymes, Busta/Durven, Carson/Donaldson, Myles/Leis, Dan/Peterson, Alan C./Ortiz, John (I)/Chevolleau, Richard/Van Sprang, Alan/Rodas, Mauricio/Robbins, Garry/Samuels, Omar/Hunt, Steve (II)/Patrice, Thomas/Savage, Booth/Adams, Lloyd (I)/Donaldson, Gavyn/De Santis, Tony/Patric, Jason/Bishop (I)/Liotta, Ray/Rudulph, Ken/Openshaw, Anne/Issa, Meagan/Farber, Stacey/Bridges, Krista/Robinson, Karen (I)/Nunez, Marilo/Wiens, Lilette/Giornofelice, Lina/Mahoney, Mallory/Croce, Donna/Alves, Carly Marie +Nashville (1975)/Nicholls, Allan F./Baskin, Richard (I)/Gould, Elliott/Glenn, Scott/Wynn, Keenan/DoQui, Robert/Beatty, Ned/Murphy, Michael (I)/Hayward, David (II)/Goldblum, Jeff/Peel, Dave/Carradine, Keith/Kilgore, Merle/Brown, Timothy (I)/Remsen, Bert/Sartain, Gailard/Clements, Vassar/Gibson, Henry (I)/Phillips, Thomas Hal/Barnett, Jonnie/Garfield, Allen/Arkin, David/Smith, Howard K./Calvert, James Dan/Bryant, Patti/Black, Karen (I)/Denton, Donna/Barton, Sue/Welles, Gwen/McGinnis, Carol/Duvall, Shelley/Raines, Cristina/Chaplin, Geraldine/Blakley, Ronee/Christie, Julie (I)/Bailey, Sheila (I)/Tomlin, Lily/Tewkesbury, Joan/Baxley, Barbara/Harris, Barbara (I) +National Security (2003)/Beard, Kevin (I)/Busfield, Timothy/Morse, Richardson/McLaughlin, Bobby/Lawrence, Martin (I)/Del Sol, Gerry/Logan, Terry (I)/Lerner, Ken (I)/Forrest, Tom (II)/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Ciarfalio, Carl/Roberts, Eric (I)/Flynn, Jackie/Schmidt, Anthony G./Cullen, Brett/Dawson, Joseph J./Gilbert, Troy/Hernandez, Ben/Harvey, Robert (I)/Morse, Wayne (II)/Carlopio, Frank/Klebba, Martin/Dugan, Andy (I)/Gugliemi, Noel/Franklin, Bruce/McCoy, Matt (I)/Lonow, Mark/Bucaro III, Joe/Zahn, Steve/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Ross, Jeffrey (I)/Fishman, Hal/Gilbert, Mickey/Cooke, Keith/Loughran, Jonathan/Marcellino, Jocko/Sudick, Daniel/Brady, Mike (II)/Grasso, Mike/Serano, Greg/Huffman, Ray/Binder, John Henry/Feore, Colm/Duke, Bill (I)/Van Roberts, Amanda/Jones, Leslie (II)/Le, Hiep Thi/Lee, Robinne/King, Cleo/Steele, DeAnna/Danziger, Maia/Aquino, Amy/Morrow, Mari/Travolta, Margaret/Lewis, Dawn (I) +National Treasure (2004)/Finlay-McLennan, Stewart/Biton, Joshua/Pellegrino, Mark/Benson, Nick (I)/Hobbs, Rodney J./Black, Gavin (I)/Ferro, Daniel (II)/Sagastizado I, Tony/Bartha, Justin/King, Erik/McLachlan, Rod/Orion, Neal/Noble, Liam/Currier, Terrence/Alda, Antony/Biberi, James/Beck, Marvin/Ruckman, Jonathon/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Jenkins, Yoshi/Voight, Jon/Serlen, Richard/Sperandeo, Joe/Cage, Nicolas/Pope, Stephen A./Gomez, Hunter/Hagen, Thomas M./El-Mahdi, Sharif/Michel-Beneche, Yves/Gray, Cleve/Fisher, David Dayan/Earles, Jason/Keitel, Harvey/Gomez, Roland/Chrismandu/Luke Jr., Tony/Morris, Thomas Q./Travis, John (I)/Halse, Jody/Russo, Michael (I)/Bean, Sean/Gilbreath, Jeremy/Baguidy Jr., Fern D./Bolt, Jackson/Riesco, Armando/McMullin, Chris (II)/Canada, Ron/Centanni, Louis/McManus, Don (I)/Tygh, Ryan/Taktarov, Oleg/Mahon, Christina/Cohen, Kym/Field, Arabella/Coyle, Blaze Kelly/Thomas, Sheila (II)/Raye, Dior/Kronberger, Leslie A./Smith, Deborah S./Lileikis, Jenni/Kruger, Diane/Yates, Deborah (I)/Dengel, Suzanne/Greenberg, Elizabeth/Bonder, Brooke/Wilkins, Sharon/Dengel, Colleen/Balahoutis, Alexandra/Parisse, Annie +Nattevagten (1994)/Goeskjær, Michael/Rygaard, Peter/Thomsen, Ulrich/Friis, Chris/Bodnia, Kim/Pilgaard, Ulf/Hoffmeyer, Stig/Adolfsson, Leif/Thorn, Niels Anders/Castenholt, Michel/Hyldegaard, Jesper/Coster-Waldau, Nikolaj/Løfqvist, Gyrd/Fiig, Henrik/Andersen, Lotte (I)/Heilmann, Mika/Rørbeck, Karin/Rosholm, Jytte/Andersson, Rikke Louise/Gråbøl, Sofie +Natural Born Killers (1994)/Downey Jr., Robert/Busse, John/Richman, Josh/Faber, Matthew/Harris, Jared/Baltz, Kirk/Swan, Robert (I)/Conna, Edward/Watson, Kevin (I)/Harrold, Jamie/Neilson, Phil/Howard, Arliss/Gammon, James (I)/Thomas, Leon Skyhorse/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Stone, Sean/Murphy, Don (III)/White, Ed (V)/Handler, Evan/Xuereb, Emmanuel/West, Red/Watson Sr., John M./Jordan, Robert (II)/Grace, Jake/Caffrey, Jack/Getty, Balthazar/Flaherty, Lanny/Rooney, Jack/Ciarfalio, Carl/Jones, Tommy Lee/Harmon, Mark (I)/Dillon, Paul (I)/Means, Russell/Sizemore, Tom/Harrelson, Woody/Carrane, Jim/Schrader, Keith/Lineback, Richard/Chin, Glen/Xuereb, Salvator/Gains, Herb/Crombie, Peter (I)/Corwin, Hank/Thomas, Michael (XX)/Paul, David (I)/Lombardi, Louis/Dangerfield, Rodney/Crosby, Douglas/Dye, Dale/Paul, Peter (I)/Bitsui, Jeremiah/Wright, Steven (I)/Shelton, Kent/Runnels, Gerry/Leary, Denis/Quinton, Everett/Rutowski, Richard/Renna, Chris (I)/Gardner, Jerry (I)/Bell, Marshall/Barker, Brian (I)/Grifasi, Joe/Marshall, Robert (II)/Karp, Natalie/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Jackson, Sally (I)/McQueen, Katharine/Modrall, Carol-Renee/McClurg, Edie/Rutkowski, Jessie/Pitillo, Maria/Renna, Melinda/Laszlo, Corinna/Hamsher, Jane/Yoshida, Seiko/Farris, Lorraine/Nakamura, Saemi/Long, Kathy (I)/Reede, Robyn/Terrylene/Ticotin, Rachel/Jones, O-Lan/Gan, Jennifer Say/Judd, Ashley/Everson, Corinna +Natural, The (1984)/Castellano, Joe (I)/Atienza, Mark/Walsh, Edward (I)/McInerney, Bernie/Rehbaum, Christopher B./Kalaf, Robert/Cipot, Eddie/Farnsworth, Richard/Grassano, Ken/Poliachik, Stephen/Starr, Mike (I)/Mohr, James/Gould, Dennis/Mosso, Joseph/Lester, Kevin/Baker, Joe Don/Kivel, Barry/Brimley, Wilford/Van Ness, Jon/Kronovet, Steven/Sergis, Charles/Strnad, Joe/Charboneau, Joseph/Treanor, Mickey/Prosky, Robert/Madsen, Michael (I)/Couzens, Lawrence/Rudnick, Robert/Oliveri, Richard/Koleff, Nicholas/Duvall, Robert (I)/Sisti, Sibby/Stockman, Jerry/Green, Sam (I)/Aiello III, Danny/Meyer, James/Tabakin, Ralph/Sullivan Jr., Paul/Grey, Martin/Quamo, James/Fudge, Alan/Scheitinger, George/Mankowski, Philip/Finnegan, John (I)/Ferrara, Anthony J./McGuire, Duke/Poth, Peter/Redford, Robert (I)/McGavin, Darren/Reingold, Brian/Abbey, Joshua/Kamholz, Ken/Rich III, Robert/Wilkosz, George/Rosenberg, Phillip D./Basinger, Kim/Hall, Rachel (II)/Hershey, Barbara/Close, Glenn/Klein, Elizabeth Ann/Vance, Gayle (I) +Navy Seals (1990)/Haysbert, Dennis/Rossovich, Rick/Pruitt, John/Kadi, Nicholas/Rashed, Nayef/Welliver, Titus/Cort, William/Roberts, William (III)/Tablian, Vic/Moran, Rob (I)/McKinney, Gregory/Paxton, Bill/Fitzpatrick, Michael (II)/Vines, Jim/Bishop, Ed (IV)/Joseph, Ronald G./Halphie, Michael/Sanchez, Paul (II)/Smith, Duncan (I)/Biehn, Michael/Abraham, Ezra/Carlton, Mark/O'Reilly, Cyril/Fadlallah, Nehme/Jackos, George/Foley, Tom Sean/Pycior, John/Sheen, Charlie/Hall, Randy/Knight, William (IV)/Wheeler, Ira/Tyler, Ian/Faber, Ron/Zuber, Marc/Venture, Richard/Neighbours, Joleen/Whalley, Joanne/de Prume, Cathryn/Merkerson, S. Epatha +Near Dark (1987)/Lane, William T./Cross, Bill (IV)/LeGros, James/Beck, Billy (I)/Paxton, Bill/Terhune, Bob/Thomerson, Tim/Miller, Joshua John/Geter, Leo/Brown, Roger Aaron/Griffin, S.A./Pierce, Tony (I)/Corbett, Ed/Kopel, Danny (I)/Evans, Troy (I)/Haight, Gordon/Henriksen, Lance/Lane, Paul M. (I)/Cunningham, Gary Wayne/Winley, Robert/Wagner, Thomas (I)/Pugsley, Don/Call, Kenny/Littlejohn, Gary/Pasdar, Adrian/Mulder, Eddie/Goldstein, Jenette/Randle, Theresa/Hunter, Neith/Wright, Jenny (I)/Leeds, Marcie/King, Jan +Necessary Roughness (1991)/Kelly, Jim (III)/Derek, Steven/Lauer, Andrew/Tallman, Randy/Whitenight, Tom/Schenck, Garrett/Cox, Darryl/Prokop, Spencer/Kelley, Chuck (II)/Snow, Spencer/Snow, Scott/Elizondo, Hector/Brook, Dan/Walker, Herschel/Loggia, Robert/Reeves, Vernon/Davis, Scott (I)/Butkus, Dick/Davidson, Ben/Bryniarski, Andrew/Thompson, Fred Dalton/Giamatti, Marcus/Griffin, Bobby/Parker, Dennis (I)/Lorre, Michael/McGill, John L./Sinbad/Holyfield, Evander/Solis, Augustin/Jones, Ed 'Too Tall'/Thompson, Scott (III)/Collins II, Donald R./Black, David (I)/Miller, Larry (I)/Schneider, Rob/Graf, Allan/Bakula, Scott/Venable, John (I)/Bradford, Sidney Karlos/White, Randy (I)/Tuiasosopo, Peter Navy/Garza, Geoff/Rice, Jerry/Sewell, Phil M./Locker, Ken/Boyce, Rodger/Flores, Raul/Otto, H. Bud/Kahn, Drew/Mandylor, Louis/Frederick, Kevin M./Dolan, Michael (I)/Berman, Chris/Bateman, Jason/Tanner, Dave (I)/Campbell, Earl/Savage, James Edward/Gideon, Lee/Perry, Michael E. (II)/Davis, Duane/Perry, Michael (VIII)/Dorsett, Tony/Craig, Roger (I)/Baker, Tommy (II)/Ireland, Kathy/Dunn, Coquina/Carroll, Debra/Gair, Angela/Doyen, Desi/Tennyson, Lisa/Figge, Kimberly/Kozak, Harley Jane +Ned Kelly (2003)/Wright, Tim (III)/Ngoombujarra, David/Gingell, Timothy/Gilbert, Russell/Jacobson, Clayton/Mancor, Jack/O'Connor, Brendan (III)/Yuen, Warwick/Gosam, Ashley/Ehlers, Jerome/Tingwell, Charles 'Bud'/Vaughan, Tasman/Sadler, Warwick/Bell, Nicholas/Paramore, Kiri/O'Shea, Peter/Sanders, Robert (I)/Barantini, Phil/Walshe-Howling, Damian/Morrell, Geoff (I)/Namor, Anthony/Bolger, John/Wallis, Geoff/Hardy, Jonathan (I)/Simpson, Declan/Rush, Geoffrey/Howes, Jim/Simmonds, Steve/Ledger, Heath/Aitken-Glass, Colin/Gilbert, Andrew S./Russell, Jim (II)/Evans, Morgan/Fanning, Bernard/Forster, Peter (III)/Birt, Chris/Blackmore, Mark/Bloom, Orlando/Dykstra, Russell/Charnock, Guy/Baker, Christopher (I)/Magree, Frank/Farnell, Nick/Molony, Matt/Hayes, Anthony (I)/Jahne, Graham/Pickering, Mitchell/O'Prey, Cody/Millar, David (II)/O'Leary, Gregan/Phelps, Peter (I)/O'Neill, Anthony (I)/Maizels, Monty/Bourke, Dan/Lawrence, Harold/Re, James/Taylor, Robert (VII)/Ramsey, Alexander/O'Neill, Paddy/Gulpilil, Jida/Muirhead, John/McShortall, Ed/Flood, Peter (II)/Young, Peter (VII)/Wray, Brian (III)/Shepherd, Samuel/Davidson, John (VIII)/Edgerton, Joel/Bourke, Nick/Saunders, Greg/Carisbrooke, Edward/Jenkin, Neil/Wilson, Chris (IV)/Blackburne, Thomas/Kinlan, Laurence/Williams, Michael (XXVI)/Bedggood, John/Christopher, Lucy/Browning, Emily/Condon, Kerry/Griffiths, Rachel (I)/McQuade, Kris/Davitt, Karen/Jensen, Laurie/McElhinney, Mandy/Harmon, Brooke/Gumbert, Thea/Dibbs, Eileen/Pass, Sarah/Felton, Erika/Burmeister, Saskia/Watts, Naomi (I)/Zucker, Talia/McCaffrey, Molly/Eagger, Victoria/Lee, Judith (II)/Jay, Madeleine/Yeh, Sharlene/Hall, Jessica (II) +Needful Things (1993)/Davis, Don S. (I)/Fraser, Duncan (II)/Sheppard, William Morgan/Meier, Shane/Harris, Ed (I)/Jackson, Dee Jay/Easton, Robert (I)/Allen, Mel (I)/Walsh, J.T./McKinnon, Ray/Chute, Mike/Denman, Trevor/von Sydow, Max (I)/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Schneider, Eric (II)/Paller, Gary/Croft, Bill/Munro, Lochlyn/Lane, Campbell/Barber, Gillian (I)/Blount, Lisa/Wakeham, Deborah (I)/Bedelia, Bonnie/Kelsey, Tamsin/Bromfield, Valri/Plummer, Amanda/Warn Pegg, Ann/Sawatsky, Sarah +Negotiator, The (1998)/Morse, David (I)/Touhy, Rick/Valentino, Charles/Rooney, Jack/Irvine, Dan/Rifkin, Ron/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Hocke, Bernard/Van Swearingen, Guy/Hall, Robert David/Spacey, Kevin (I)/McLaughlin-Gray, Jack/Rheingold, Todd/Fordham, David/Cudlitz, Michael (I)/Beatty, Bruce/Scriba, Mik/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Petrusonis, Anthony T./Levine, Jay (I)/Leiderman, Mike (I)/Mockus Jr., Tony/Giangreco, Mark/Blaisdell, Brad/Perillo, Joey/Shearer, Jack/Gómez, Carlos (II)/Scarry, Rick/Kalkounos, Andy-John G./Spinuzza, Doug/Dorr, Sabi/Wright, Bruce (I)/Maines, Steven/Walsh, J.T./Aubry, Darius/Baier, Robert (I)/Thomas, Leonard L./Giamatti, Paul/Jordan, Robert (II)/Norris, Dean/Serrano, Nestor/Korte, Donald/Wolande, Gene/Jackson, Samuel L./Morrell, Geoff (II)/Lee, Stephen (I)/Lordan, John/Montue, Ted/Spencer, John (I)/McDonald, John (II)/Bower, Tom (I)/Eric, Wayne/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Buckley, John (IV)/O'Malley, Julie/Sanchez, Carla (I)/Fallon, Siobhan/Taylor, Regina (I)/Sagal, McNally/Dotson, Rhonda/Forslund, Lynn/Rondell, Lynn/Ponterotto, Donna/Mulrooney, Kelsey/Gitles, Amy/Santiago, Millie/Tetzlaff, Janna/Nicksay, Lily/Ingersoll, Mary/Keller, Mary Page/Burns, Diann/Moore, Edwina/Touchberry, Carol-Anne/Major, Mary/Clair, Muriel/Johnson, Lauri/Childers, Mary Ann/Dye, Amorette +Nell (1994)/Neeson, Liam/Inscoe, Joe/Jackson, Marlon/Compton, O'Neal/Millsaps, Danny/Hill, Chris T./Buren III, Rob/Bridgers, Sean (I)/Libertini, Richard/Searcy, Nick/Mehaffey, Tim/Wiggins, Al/Davies, Jeremy (I)/Riner, Mary Lynn/Bostic, Beth/Foster, Jodie/Rochelle, Robin/Hickerson, Susan Correll/Richardson, Natasha/Wood, Stephanie Dawn/McIntyre, Lucile/Mullins, Robin/Stevens, Dana/Bomba, Heather M./Bomba, Marianne E./Adair, Nicole +Net, The (1995)/Kirkwood, Gene/Brown, Kevin (I)/Howard, Ken (I)/Miller, Dennis (I)/Northam, Jeremy/Cappon, John/Winkler, Adam (I)/Winkler, Charles/McKinnon, Ray/Hill, William (I)/Livingston, John (I)/Darga, Christopher/Armstrong, Vaughn/Bracco, Rich/Juarbe, Israel/Breen, Danny/Berns, Gerald/Thompson, Melvin/Brainard, Cam/Frankish, Brian E./Dix Jr., Lewis/Kilbride, Kerry/Brown, Wren T./Richmond, Dennis/Schorr, Daniel (I)/García, Juan (IV)/López, Alfredo (I)/Snyder, Rick/Winkler, David (II)/Gomez, Roland/Amador, Andrew/Crawford, Thomas (I)/Perez, Tony (I)/Gossett, Robert/Corral Kendall, Elaine/Abedi, Barbara/Flanders, Lili/Benedict, Tannis/Evans, Wanda-Lee/Bomes, Melissa/Caldwell, L. Scott/Parrish, Hope M./Payne, Brandi/Baker, Diane/Blades, Lynn/Gazelle, Wendy/Krofft, Kristina/Vera, Julia/Bullock, Sandra/Pearlstein, Julia/Winkler, Margo/Wagner, Gabrielle/Butler, Lucy +Network (1976)/Gross, Gene/Burghardt, Arthur/Holden, William (I)/Lasky, Zane/Finch, Peter/Addy, Wesley/Henriksen, Lance/Petranto, Russ/Duncan, Andrew (I)/Beatty, Ned/Kimmins, Kenneth/MacDonald, Pirie/Tucker, Michael (I)/Carpenter, John (III)/Crowley, Ed (I)/Lombard, Michael/Smith, Lane (I)/Yamani, Ahmed/Poole, Roy (I)/Thomas, Cameron/Pollock, Bernard/Chancellor, John (I)/Hickman, Darryl/Everett, Todd (I)/Cronkite, Walter/Beck, Marvin/Kercheval, Ken/Stuthman, Fred/Susskind, David/Sorel, Ted/Duvall, Robert (I)/Burrows, Bill (I)/Richardson, Lee (I)/Ford, Gerald/Smith, Howard K./Jenkins, Paul (I)/Charney, Jordan/Lipton, Michael (I)/Jason, Mitchell/Grover, Stanley/Dempsey, Jerome/Prince, William (I)/Cronkite, Kathy/von Scherler, Sasha/Grover, Cindy/Dunaway, Faye/Klugman, Lynn/Wilen, Lydia (I)/Ferrell, Conchata/Warfield, Marlene/Ford, Betty/Straight, Beatrice/Krigbaum, Carolyn +Never Been Kissed (1999)/Wilson, Andrew (III)/Williams, Brandon (I)/Haywood, Chad/Bella, Ulises/O'Neil, Conor (I)/Weissbrod, Jason/Franco, James/MacFadden, Lucas/Rivas, Daniel Louis/Edwards, Mark (III)/Ochman, Joe/Williams, Cress/Morgan, Derek/Burleigh, A. David/Abers, William/McLellan, Billy/Allen, Mark (VII)/Marrufo, William/Zavatsky, Danny/Covert, Allen/Vartan, Michael/Stewart, Charles (VI)/Marshall, Garry/Sporleder, Gregory/Yamaguchi, Jiro/Fitzgerald, Joshua/Espinosa, Jose/Whalen, Sean (I)/Arquette, David/Greer, Kevin Scott/Robinson, Marcello (I)/Pacheco, Raul/Andrews, Giuseppe/Jordan, Jeremy (I)/Reiser, Rock/Hardrict, Cory/Moyer, Mike/Snell, Don (I)/Solowitz, Alex/Poree, Justin/Doty, David/Reilly, John C. (I)/Bobbitt, Russell/Hawn, Phil/Sierra, Asdrubal/Wilde, Steven/Douglas, David (II)/Kirkwood, Denny/Todhunter, Chad/Bicks, Jenny/DeVincentis, Sarah/Skye, Tara/Downing, Sara (I)/Cory, Priscilla/Ladd, Jordan/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Grimes, Tinsley/Trout, Niesha/Shelton, Marley/McLaughlin, Maya/Llywelyn, Carmen/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Wilmshurst, Amanda/Spencer, Octavia/Lansdale, Katie/Sobieski, Leelee/Rogers, Acacia/Winokur, Marissa Jaret/Hackett, Martha/Parsons, Jennifer (I)/Shannon, Molly/Alba, Jessica/Barrymore, Drew (I) +Never Say Never Again (1983)/Fox, Edward (I)/Adorni, Guido/Atkinson, Rowan/Alleff, Tony/Kirek, Milos/Redwood, Manning/Mitchell, Billy J./Tucker, Paul (II)/Roach, Pat/Medwin, Michael/Pickup, Ronald/Connery, Sean/von Sydow, Max (I)/Hill, John Stephen/Rietty, Robert/Alon, Roy/Reich, Christopher/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Brandauer, Klaus Maria/O'Herlihy, Gavan/Marzello, Vincent/Van Laast, Anthony/Deadman, Derek/Sharp, Anthony/Meaden, Dan/McCowen, Alec/Bowe, Roy/Casey, Bernie/Cyrus, Tony/Dickens, Joanna/Basinger, Kim/Gee, Prunella/Carrera, Barbara (I)/Salem, Pamela/Meager, Jill/Leon, Valerie/Marriott, Sylvia/Leech, Wendy/Kempner, Brenda/Hornak, Lucy/Cohen Tanugi, Saskia +NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter, The (1990)/Gilder, Colin/Shipp, John Wesley/Hill, Thomas (I)/Beckett, Andreas/Naegele, Robert/Arthur, Donald/Lenart, Frank/Maniscalco, Claudio/Borcherding, Andreas/Morton, Rob (V)/Brandis, Jonathan/Weikinger, Ralf/Morrison, Kenny/Burton, Christopher/Umbach, Martin (I)/Michell, Helena/Schade, Birge/Johnes, Alexandra/Burt, Clarissa/Fugger, Patricia +New Guy, The (2002)/Rocher, Scott (I)/Gogin, Matt/Waddell, Avery/Kash, Landon/O'Connell, Charlie (I)/Shen, Parry/Wachs, Mike/Castillo, Jesse/Dinklage, Brandon/Mixon, Jerod/Pelosi, Matthew Lee/Goode, Conrad/Heck, David Scott/Hasselhoff, David/Baraka, Ameer/Eggleston, Dan/Rollins, Henry/Couture, Paul/Schaible, Brian/Stroble, Hans/Moe Dee, Kool/Dupri, Jermaine/Wells, Aaron (I)/Lee, Tommy (VI)/Fuller, Kurt/Bohn, Jason (II)/Lee, Ricky (III)/Simmons, Gene (I)/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Vaught, Gary/Harden, Billy F./Dew, Patrick/Todd, Josh (I)/Sanz, Horatio/Grinn, Pride/Cotten, Joshua J./Erwin, Mike (II)/Lovett, Lyle/Rodriguez, Jai/Harrison, John (III)/Romero, Greg/Dillinger, Troy/Bartee, Johnny/Hutchison, Charles (IV)/Rodriguez, Valente/Carry, Julius/Patterson, Ross/Alvarado, René/Cornwell, Peter (I)/Prendergast, Vincent James/Crowley, Tim (I)/Ice, Vanilla/Gainey, M.C./Clephas, Joshua/Qualls, DJ/Guthrie, Robert A./Sosa, Santiago M./Chamberlain, Robb/Wolkoff, Bill/Gass, Kyle/Brown, James (I)/Griffin, Eddie/Bond, Josh/Hawk, Tony/O'Connell, Jerry/Waller, Ryan/Shy, Bryan/Olmos, Rick/Denison, Susan E./Chen, Camille/Dunlap, Katy/Bright, Kelly/Campbell, Christa/Abbott, Deborah/Ulmer, Audrea/Fairbanks, Michelle (I)/Schultz, Julia/McClendon, Shana/Cosper, Kina V./Alexander, Kate/Stovall, Melanie/Loth, Angela/Aguiar, Cynthia/Hadnott, Joy/Dushku, Eliza/Pruitt, Katie/Stevens, Rachael E./Taylor, Nicole Lin/Johnston, Justine/Aranki, Tiffany/Cunningham, Kellye/McGonagle, Marta/Douglas, Illeana/Klein, Rachel (I)/May, Meredith/Thompson, Angela (II)/Abbott, Christie/Smith, Jennifer Elizabeth/Del Dotto, Lisa/Mabrey, Sunny/Rashed, Saudia/Hale, Jessica (I)/Winn, Kelly (II)/Murphy, Christina (III)/Clifton, Laura (I)/Harris, Leigh M./Deschanel, Zooey/Anderson, Kristen (II) +New Jack City (1991)/Sweat, Keith/Eek-A-Mouse/Ford, Clebert/Riley, Teddy (I)/Michael, Christopher (I)/Warren, Reggie/Nelson, Judd/Hall, Aaron (I)/Campbell, Sekou/Snipes, Wesley/O'Brien, Leo/Cobbs, Bill/Golson, David Michael/Nunn, Bill/Gordon, Marc (I)/Van Peebles, Mario/Benford, Rodney/Payne, Allen (I)/Hall, Damien/Harreld, John/Holder, Garvin/Kilpatrick, Erik/Williams, Christopher (V)/Stancil, Bobby/Freddy, Fab Five/Ice-T/Wong, Russell/Ashford, Nick/Rabinowitz, Max (I)/Rasulala, Thalmus/Baines, Harold (I)/Santiago, Manuel E./Raczkowski, Paul/Cherry, Larry M./Gotlieb, Ben/Johnson, Rynel/Levert, Gerald/McNeil, Allen/Flav, Flavor/Aprea, John/Frederick, Tiger/Smrz, Gregg/Russell, Steve (I)/DeSando, Anthony/Rock, Chris (I)/Levert, Sean/Michele, Michael/Chang, Lia/McFarquhar, Erica/Lowery, Marcella/Busia, Akosua/Hart, Laverne/Froehlich, Linda/Carter, Thelma Louise/Williams, Vanessa (I)/Stickney, Phyllis Yvonne/Lifford, Tina/Johns, Tracy Camilla/Minter, Kelly Jo +New Nightmare (1994)/Hagiwara, Michael/Brown, W. Earl/Davis, Jeff (VI)/Morocco, Beans/Burt, Thomas G./Hughes, Miko (I)/Harris, Kevin (III)/Newsom, David/Shaye, Robert/Winston, Matt (I)/Elfman, Bodhi/Englund, Robert/Saxon, John/LaBelle, Rob/Fredricksen, Cully/Garcia, Jsu/Rubin, Sam/Craven, Wes/Zanchi, Kenneth/Glanzmann, Ray/Bennett, Fran (I)/Shaye, Lin/Guidry, Cindy/Greenwood, Kathryn/Star-Shemah/Oehler, Gretchen/Vail, Tina/Middendorf, Tracy/Craven, Jessica/Risher, Sara/Haro, Claudia/Davis, Yonda/Nadeau, Diane/Kobylt, Deborah Zara/Mark, Tamara/Maddalena, Marianne/Knight, Tuesday/Langenkamp, Heather/Thornton, Lou/Wyss, Amanda/Lafferty, Sandra Ellis/Savage, Cynthia +New World, The (2005)/Harris, Jamie (I)/Smith, Timothy (I)/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Ortiz, Fred/Rodriguez, Cory/Studi, Wes/Yeung, Matthew/Appleton, Bev/O'Byrne, Brian F./Parker, Anthony (V)/Roxas, Gabriel Jones/Chaplin, Ben/Cabrera, Joey/Wageningen, Yorick van/Scheine, Raynor/Lucas, Marshall Dancing Elk/Bale, Christian/Savage, John (I)/Cooper, Greg (I)/Jaderlund, Henry/Allison, Bear/Joyce, Scott (III)/Radin, Jeremy/Inscoe, Joe/Meaney, Nick/Cherepnya, Yuriy/Mendelsohn, Ben/Collins, Thosh/Meraz, Alex/Ritter, Damien/Adrian, Arturo/Santiago, Lawrence/Clair, Thomas/Merasty, Billy/Frejo, Marcus/Frejo, Brian/Borrego, Jesse/Spratt, David/Marsan, Eddie/Britton, Jasper/Labenz, Gregory/Kean, Tayla/Cox, Colin (I)/Merrick, Brian/Taylor, Noah (I)/Farrell, Colin (I)/Goodwin, Michael (I)/Davey, Martin Nigel/Wallace, Will/Kochamp, Lyle/Thewlis, David/Pagano, John (I)/Humby, Stephen/Wallace, Todd/Pryce, Jonathan/Padgett, Josh/Payne, Trevor (II)/Sundown, Gary/Pourier, Larry T./Trujillo, Raoul/Fulwider, Wewhum/Greyeyes, Michael/Baca, Jason Aaron/Gonitel, Jonathan/Allen, Chad O./Kilcher, Kainoa/Schellenberg, August/Ghaly, John/Trujillo, Zades/Guerrero, Quetzal/Choi, Ilram/Murphy, E. Danny/Rees, Roger/Queypo, Kalani/Arviso, Jeremy/Nelson, Chris (IX)/Curran, Jake/Wade, Jeremy (II)/Flannagan, Ford/Nelson, Chris (VII)/Esteban, John/Bess, Blake/McDonagh, James (III)/Stuart, Adam Russell/McDonagh, Thomas Steven/Acevedo, Kirk/Dawn, Steven/Running Wolf, Myrton/Downes, Robin Atkin/Yiotis, Gayle/Reese, Melanie/Kilcher, Q'Orianka/Bedard, Irene/Tidwell, Catherine Lydia/Tangen, Rulan/Stevenson, Sam (I)/Rice, Alex/Malick, Alexandra W.B./Pastel, Maria/Duvitski, Janine/Nielsen, Nive +New York Minute (2004 I)/Lefebvre, Sebastien/Hemphill, John (I)/Pinsky, Drew/Smith, Riley/Pinnock, Arnold/Welker, Frank/Desrosiers, David/Padalecki, Jared/Benjamin, H. Jon/Cowboy, The Naked/Stinco, Jeff/Comeau, Chuck/Richter, Andy (I)/Levy, Eugene/Drube, Philip/Staines, Kent/Bonsangue, Frank/Woolfe, Eric (II)/Osbourne, Jack/Klein, Joey/D'Oliveira, Damon/Penson, Colin/Cuzzocrea, Dominic/Koós, Balázs/Williams, Robert (XIII)/Schroeder, Todd (I)/Boyajian, Garen/Kim, Silver/Crone, Neil/Phoenix, Trip/Hammond, Darrell/Bouvier, Pierre/Belle, Warren/Bergschneider, Conrad/Mann, Jazz/Saget, Bob/Banks, Boyd/Wilson, Jonathan/John, Suresh/Robinson, Kenny/Christie, Donna Marie/Gala (II)/Olsen, Mary-Kate/Northcott, Alison/Owusu-Ansah, Faustina/Harper, Shakira/Butterfield, Maggie/Krissy (I)/Ricketts, Tasha/Chim, Jo/Adeliyi, Wendy/Olsen, Ashley/Samuels, Stephanie/Martin, Andrea (I)/Fleming, Jamila/Laskey, Kathleen/Ong, Alannah/Lucas, Lurline/Davis, Mary Bond/Williams, Marsha/Leese, Lindsay +New York Stories (1989)/Elliott, Chris (I)/Schindler, George/Rafferty, George/Novello, Don/Cryer, David (I)/Herman, Paul (I)/Powell, Michael (I)/Rizzo, Michael (I)/Price, Richard (I)/Moor, Bill/Wheeler, Ira/Rosen, Herschel/Chatinover, Marvin/Allen, Woody/Coppola, Carmine/Keane, James (I)/Higgins, Michael (I)/Nolte, Nick/Buscemi, Steve/Wood-Chappelle, Robin/O'Neal, Patrick (I)/Mardirosian, Tom/Moreland, Rawleigh/von Leitis, Gregorij/Argo, Victor/Boone Junior, Mark/Mougey, Paul/Geier, Paul/Gitkin, Matthew T./Giannini, Giancarlo/Grund, Richard/David, Larry (I)/Borrego, Jesse/Scorsese, Martin/Koch, Edward I./Harper, Phil (I)/Vitolo, F.X./Starr, Mike (I)/MacMillan, Andrew (I)/Briz/Rosenblatt, Martin/Tlili, Selim/Muller, Ernst/Brody, Adrien/Gabriel, Peter/Ruggiero, Lou/Trull, Victor/McGregor, Kenneth J./Shire, Talia/Bouquet, Carole/Kavner, Julie/André, Lola/Regan, Molly/Carpenter, Thelma/Combs, Holly Marie/LoNardo/Questel, Mae/Harry, Deborah (I)/Keosian, Jessie/Scianni, Gina/Douglas, Illeana/Hirsch, Selma/Bako, Brigitte/Coppola, Gia/Bud, Joan/Enfield, Jackie/Ryan, Bridgit/O'Sullivan Farrow, Dylan/Nestell, Celia/Farrow, Mia/Dunst, Kirsten/Long, Jodi/McComb, Heather/Cooper, Elana/Hanft, Helen/Starbuck, Jo Jo/Cosman, Diane Lin/Becker, Alexandra (I)/Lenet, Lynda/Edwards, Annie Joe/Arquette, Rosanna/Giles, Nancy/Barretto, Amber/French, Adele/Nichols, Jenny (I) +New York, New York (1977)/Castle, Gene/Zagon, Marty/Clemons, Clarence/Guss, Louis/Salerno, Jay/Logothetis, Dimitri/Cutler, Jon/Middlebrooks, Wilfred R./Dell'Acqua, Ottaviano/Winkler, Adam David/Kert, Larry/Smith, Eddie (I)/Clinton, Jack R. (I)/Tamburro, Charles A./Stevens, Nico/Petersen, Robert/Porter, Jake Vernon/Lamonea, Angelo/Berk, Richard A./Tole, William/Escobosa, Manuel/Pierce, Nat/Northup, Harry/De Niro, Robert/Primus, Barry/Buckingham, Robert/Auld, Georgie/Lucoff, Bruce L./Moston, Murray/McCleskey, Wally/Armstrong, David (III)/Fain, Peter/Prince, Ronald/Prince, Steven/Savage, Peter/Calfa, Don/Gray, Phil (I)/Michaels, Brock/Arnold, Clint/Memmoli, George/Kuby, Bernie/Rucker, Washington/Palmer, Norman/Stander, Lionel/Martin, Mardik/Riordan, Christopher/Reed, Booty/Ross, Harold/Smith, Roosevelt/Guilaroff, Sydney/Baldwin, Bill (II)/Robinson, Hank/Sivero, Frank (I)/Garrett, Eddie/McMillan, Bill (III)/Kasem, Casey/Blair, Nicky (I)/Murry, Bill Phillips/Miller, Dick (I)/Forman, Joey/Covan, DeForest/Gaines, Lenny/Nichols, David (IV)/McGinnis, Kathi/Caine, Allison/Summers, Leslie/Hunt, Susan Kay/Lindsay, Mary/Cole, Betty/Minnelli, Liza/Place, Mary Kay/Danese, Shera/Jenkins, Teryn/Blake, Timothy/Phillips, Julia (I)/Archerd, Selma/Winkler, Margo/Abbott, Diahnne +Newsies (1992)/Payne, Travis/Pesqueira, Eric/MacDonald, Ryan (I)/Estefan, Nayib/Jones, Larry (VIII)/Grayson, Rob/Calloway, Daxon/Alexander, David James/Yribar, Jason/Hobson, I.M./Duvall, Robert (I)/Dudynsky, Ivan/Friedman, Brian (I)/Lowe Jr., Arvie/Gonzalez, Tony (I)/Slaten, Frank/Sheinkopf, David/Pullman, Bill/Rohrbacher, Michael/Irvin, Michael (I)/McFliker, Dean/Banks, Ogie/Raclawski, Craig/Conrad, Joseph (II)/Girardeau, Frank/Lerner, Michael (I)/Sidoni, David/Kruger, Kevin/Evans, David (XVIII)/Schoenfeld, Matthew/Earl Miller, James/Lohr, Aaron/Lindholm, Terry (I)/Thysell, Scott/Grant, Jimmy (I)/Larson, David (II)/Michaels, Kevin (I)/Thysell, Jeff/Caudill, Scott/Hellendall, Jean-Paul/Feeney, Robert/Cioffi, Charles/Sklar, Marc Ian/Jaquez, Robert/Raposa, Jim/Butler, Damon/Eubanks, Dak/Bale, Christian/Dieball, Brett/DeMunn, Jeffrey/Moscow, David/Russell, Gregg/Veldink, Wes/Maldonado, Dominic/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Lars Olsen, Patrick/Lawson, Mareo-Ahmir/Damon, Gabriel/Warwick, Michael/Greenblatt, Shon/Dupre, Chris/McCasland, Kevin/Lowenthal, Mark/Kent-Smith, Gregg/Tighe, Kevin (I)/Novak, Frank (II)/Luzietti, Alan James/Jenkins, Todd (I)/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Boyett, William/Casella, Max/Finnegan, Tom/Lucero, Dominic/Duffin, Shay/Parker, Trey (II)/Keaton, Josh/Goorjian, Michael A./Fuentes, Jesus/Edwards, Luke/Dellos, D.J./David, Mark (I)/Caspary, Dee/Burr, Lonnie/Kohl, Terry/Belafsky, Marty/Bale, Louise/Keats, Ele/Young, Lois/Foster, Carrie (II)/Danziger, Alli/Furness, Deborra-Lee/Harris, Jo Ann/Ann-Margret/Santangello, Melody/Short, Sylvia +Newton Boys, The (1998)/Suggs, Harold/Burns, Gene/McDuffie, Joe/James, Grant (I)/Moody, Gary (I)/Stevens, Joe (I)/Newton, Joe (II)/Prendergast, Vincent James/Wallace, Mark (I)/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Schwan, Jeff (I)/Southerland, Boots/Tartack, Kerry/Temple, Lew/Townsend, Tommy/Ferguson, Chamblee/Gremmels, Becket/Newton, Willis/Dollison, Ed/Gunning, Charles/Garza, Eduardo Cavazos/Askew, Luke/Arrington, Brad/Mathis, Lynn/Stripling, Randy/Corrigan, Sean (I)/Roland, Scott/Kamin, Danny/Post, F.W./Hopkins, Bo/McConaughey, Matthew/Hawke, Ethan/Matthews, Eddie (II)/De Roxtra, Ron/Bray, Charles 'Chip'/Lytle, K. Todd/Fickert, Mark/Franks, Bo/Carson, Johnny (I)/Farmer, Ken/Iannaccone, Robert/McConaughey, Rooster/Yoakam, Dwight/Williams, Glynn (I)/Jones, Richard (IV)/Ulrich, Skeet/Jensen, David (II)/Mills, Zeke/Sears, Ross/Nazary, Ali/Wood, Tara/McDonnell, Blue/Chase, Angie/Martin, Hallie/Karam, Jena/Carroll, Marjorie/Cronauer, Gail/Voiles, Amber Lea/Starnes, Jenny/Webb, Chloe/Moore, Abra/McAlister, Scarlett/Love, Mary (I)/Margulies, Julianna/Miriam, Jennifer/Guy, Sallie/Gratson, Katie/Stedman, Anne/McAuliffe, Casey/Matthews, Regina Mae/Heuring, Lori +Next Best Thing, The (2000)/Axelrod, George/James, Frank (VI)/Chester, 'Dutch' Amoa/Betts, Jack/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Tannous, Glenn/Tepper, Maxx/Lopez, Ricki/Fabian, Ramiro/Soukesian, Glenn/Burke, Tom (III)/Harris, Neil Patrick/Lynch, John Carroll/Karnes, Jay/Reese, 'Browski' James/Lambert, Gavin/Sweeney, Father Terrance/Rosario, Marcio (I)/Sommer, Josef/Einbender, Alvin H./Schwaar, Laurent/Wilson, Lenny/Bankowski, Thomas/Everett, Rupert/Koldyke, Benjamin/Price, Patrick (II)/Anderson, 'Gangsta' Terrell/Mesnik, William/Stumpf, Malcolm/Valley, Mark/Lucas, Lee/Phoenix, Tim/Garmon, 'Kmac' Kelly/Arnon, Michael/Vartan, Michael/Madonna (I)/Houston, Holly/Sara, Jessica/Edwards, Stacy/Paulsen, Tiffany/Davies, Kimberley/Larkin, Linda/Axelrod, Joan/Chambers, Marie (II)/Hoyle, Rebekah/Krull, Suzanne/Douglas, Illeana/Roseen, Irene/Wachs, Caitlin/Bennett, Fran (I)/Petersen, Katelin/Garduno, Anna/Redgrave, Lynn +Next Friday (2000)/Keebo/Riser, Ronn/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Molina, Rolando/Jones, Kirk (IV)/Sebastian, Lobo/Tucker, Chris (I)/Conrad, Shane/Witherspoon, John/Blackson, Michael/Epps, Mike/Cube, Ice/Dehring, Daniel/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Vargas, Jacob/Love, Faizon/Powell, Clifton/Waterman, David Earl/Curry, Don 'D.C.'/Pierce, Justin (I)/Fingaz, Sticky/Rodríguez, Lisa (I)/Arcé, Maria/Whitley, Kym/Best, Cheridah/Serano, Carmen/Lady of Rage, The/Jones, Tamala/Hill, Amy/White, Vanessa (III) +Next Karate Kid, The (1994)/Ishida, Jim/Cavalieri, Michael/Chou, Wayne/Johnson, Gustave/O'Brien, Tom (IX)/Trinidad, Arsenio 'Sonny'/Beam, Eric/Robinson, Davis/Powderly, Scott/Sakai, Seth/Strupe, Scott/Ironside, Michael/Melton, Johnny/Downey, Thomas (II)/Keel, Keena/Inouye, Daniel (I)/McGrail, Brian/Caruso, Phillip V./Ejarque, Anthony/Friedman, Steven Mark/Melton, Chad/Boles, Eugene/Smiar, Brian/Goggins, Walton/Bronk, Paul/Simckes-Joffe, Hebron/Grant, Mark (I)/Principe, Frank/Wilder, Christopher (I)/Morita, Pat/Ekins, Bud/Fontana, Fred/Beam, Christopher (I)/Conrad, Chris (II)/Kageyama, Rodney/Towers, Constance/Swank, Hilary/Miller, Annette/Calheno, Melissa/Weintraub, Julie +Niagara (1953)/Coontz, Bill/McKay, Norman (I)/Engel, Howard/McClory, Sean (I)/Reynolds, Tom (IV)/Young, Carleton/O'Moore, Patrick/O'Dea, Denis/Carey Jr., Harry/Beckman, Henry/Ellis, Robert (II)/Wright, Will (I)/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Collins, Russell (I)/Johnson, Arch/Sage, Willard/Matthews, Lester/Ives, George/Allan, Richard (I)/Fitzgerald, Neil/Wesson, Gene/Showalter, Max/Wilson, Don (I)/Hoeny, Winifield/Monroe, Marilyn/Rambeau, Marjorie/Peters, Jean/Monture, Audre/Urecal, Minerva/Gordon, Gloria (II)/Tuttle, Lurene/Varela, Nina +Nicholas Nickleby (2002)/Meadows, Mark (I)/Havill, Andrew/Wells, Mark (II)/McGrath, Henry/Bell, Jamie (I)/Engelberg, Jacob/McKidd, Kevin/Graham, Alexander/Humphries, Barry/Mitchell, Hugh (I)/Hunnam, Charlie/Hogg, Edward/Horan, Gerard/Hill, Billy (II)/Fox, Edward (I)/Cook, Bruce (III)/Pitts, Joel/Calvert, Jordan/Sheffield, Greg (II)/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Bradley, David (IV)/Harmsworth, Alfred/Dexter, Mark/Spall, Timothy/Wright, Angus/Rowe, Nicholas (I)/Cumming, Alan/Ash, William/Broadbent, Jim/Lane, Nathan/Courtenay, Tom/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Davis, Philip (I)/Martin, Lisa (II)/Roberts, Jessie Lou/Walsh, Eileen (I)/Morrison, Diana (II)/Thompson, Sophie/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Batty, Amber/Goldenhersh, Heather/Haggard, Daisy/Davis, Lucy (II)/Curran, Angela/Henebury, Celia/Garai, Romola/Stevenson, Juliet/Coker, Helen/Gonet, Stella/Rogers, Poppy +Nick of Time (1995)/Lawrence, Tom (I)/August, Lance/Nájera, Miguel/Jacobs, Christopher/Johnson, Clark (I)/Tondo, Jerry/Strauss, Peter (I)/Bau, C.J./Carroll, Charles (II)/Vazquez, Yul/Uhler, Ray/Mackey, Dana/Zieff, Rick/Spradlin, G.D./Dutton, Charles S./Bradley, Tom (I)/Chong, Michael (I)/Depp, Johnny/Mackenzie, Peter/Voorhees, Lance Hunter/Sandoval, Antonio/Walken, Christopher/Azevedo Jr., John/Beeler, Teddy/Buckingham, Robert/Ortega, Armando/Smitrovich, Bill/Stuart, Alison (I)/Mason, Marsha/Reuben, Gloria/Mancera, Nicole/Kuespert, Holly/Chase, Courtney/Maffia, Roma/Dunlap, Pamela/Sanders, Cynthena/Saftler, Antonette/Speck, Jan/Diaz, Edith/Noritake, Cynthia/García Lorca, Isabel/Gonzáles, Yolanda +Night at the Opera, A (1935)/Gilbert, Billy (I)/Tyler, Harry/Pratt, Purnell/Smalley, Phillips/Gould, William/Marx, Chico/O'Connor, Robert Emmett/Days, Bill/Malatesta, Fred/Price, Hal/Hamilton, Chuck (I)/Wolf, James J./Eaton, Jay/Hart, Eddie/Sedan, Rolfe/Bridge, Al/Lipson, Jack 'Tiny'/Baggot, King (I)/Yaconelli, Frank/Hoobyar, Luther/Jones, Allan (I)/Geary, Bud/Mack, Wilbur/White, Leo (I)/O'Brien, William H./Fries, Otto/Hale, Jonathan (I)/Curci, Gennaro/Payton, Claude/Mortimer, Edmund/King, Walter Woolf/Guhl, George/Hoyos, Rodolfo (I)/Martell, Alphonse/Corrado, Gino/Ruman, Sig/Welch, Zuke/Marx, Groucho/Marx, Harpo/Hendrian, Oscar 'Dutch'/Mandy, Jerry/Keane, Edward/Irving, George (I)/Jackson, Selmer/Allen, Harry (I)/Blystone, Stanley/Dumont, Margaret/Selbie, Evelyn/Vanderveer, Ellinor/Rita (III)/Palange, Inez/Bell, Marion/Flowers, Bess/Carlisle, Kitty/Bridges, Lorraine/Bridge, Loie/Rubin (II)/Bennett, Edna/Dane, Olga +Night at the Roxbury, A (1998)/Grieco, Richard (I)/McKinney, Mark (I)/Be, Yoshio/Mixon, L. Christian/Bannon, Chad/Ferrell, Patrick (I)/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Spencer, Dorian/Hickman, Dwayne/Wise, Jim (I)/Jenkins, Roy (I)/Horton, Michael M./Francese, Richard/King, Kip/Palminteri, Chazz/Ferrell, Will/Munro, Lochlyn/Hedaya, Dan/Valenzuela, Daniel (II)/Kobayashi, Victor/Kattan, Chris/Quinn, Colin/Anderson, Loni/Ramish, Trish/Rice, Gigi/Eliason, Christina/Cheatham, Maree/Siroon, Valentin/Braxton, Paulette/Donovan, Elisa/Caplan, Twink/Paulin, Viveca/Gotova, Agata/Bridges, Betty A./Dalton, Kristen/Mendes, Eva/Kellner, Deborah/Mari, Gina/Weisinger, Tina/Kellogg, Mary Ann/Krieger, Robin/Lynn, Meredith Scott/Gardner, Raquel/Shannon, Molly/Coolidge, Jennifer +Night of the Hunter, The (1955)/Chapin, Billy (I)/Hamilton, John (I)/Wallace, George (I)/Chapin, Michael/Beddoe, Don/Gleason, James (I)/Bryar, Paul/Mitchum, Robert/Allen, Corey/Graves, Peter (I)/Gish, Lillian/Pall, Gloria/Castillo, Gloria/Clemons, Mary Ellen/Garver, Kathy/Varden, Evelyn/Winters, Shelley/Bruce, Sally Jane/Callaway, Cheryl +Night of the Living Dead (1968)/Barber, David (III)/Burr, Randy/Kerschbaumer, Scott/Survinski, Vincent D./Goodwin, Tommy/Mogush, William/Knox, Adam (I)/Ricci, Richard/Kosana, George/Croft, Al/Simpson, John (III)/Hinzman, S. William/Hartman, Lee (I)/Romero, George A. (I)/James, Dave (I)/Summer, Herbert/Russo, John A./Abraham, Dan/Licina, Scott Vladimir/McDonald, A.C./Wayne, Keith/Hardman, Karl/Hutsko, Steve/Cardille, Bill 'Chilly Billy'/McGovern, Roger/Streiner, Russell/Craig, Charles (II)/Richards, Jason (III)/Jones, Duane (I)/Givens, Jack/Doak, Frank/Solito, Samuel R./Cramer, Grant/Drennen, George/Burchinal, William/Ricci, Rudy/Ricci, Mark/Harris, Ross (I)/Smith, Phillip (II)/Michelucci, Dawn/Carroll, Sharon/Hinzman, Heidi/Streiner, Jessica/Schon, Kyra/Ellen, Betty/Eastman, Marilyn/O'Dea, Judith/Rochon, Debbie/Michelucci, Diana/Richards, Paula/Ridley, Judith/Smith, Ella Mae/Michaels, Joann/Deklavon, Julie Wallace +Night of the Living Dead (1990)/Cameron, William (I)/Todd, Tony (I)/Mott, Zachary/Butler, William (I)/Berry, Walter (III)/Streiner, Russell/Berlant, Jordan/Funk, Greg/Shellhammer, Albert/Butler, David W./Carrier, Tim/Bert, John D./Gore, Chris/Moseley, Bill/Hamilton, John (VIII)/Grace, David (III)/Ashton, Dyrk/Logan, Pat/Morrison, Steve (V)/McDowell, Jay/Reese, Pat/McCue, Bill/Cardille, Bill 'Chilly Billy'/Towles, Tom/Crawley, Charles/Ellis, Berle/Rial, Tara/Mazur, Heather/Anderson, McKee/Kraft, Kendal/Finneran, Katie/Foster, Stacie/Tallman, Patricia +Night on Earth (1991)/Bonacelli, Paolo/Facondo, Nicola/Talaskivi, Jaakko/Schettino, Gianni/Salmela, Tomi/Di Biasi, Romolo/Ragusa, Antonio (I)/Pellonpää, Matti/Boes, Richard/Mueller-Stahl, Armin/Abossolo M'bo, Emile/Esposito, Giancarlo/Kaufmann, Noel/Heydemann, Klaus/De Bankolé, Isaach/Benigni, Roberto/Kuosmanen, Sakari/Scott, Alan Randolph/Väänänen, Kari/N'Zonzi, Pascal/Portillo, Anthony (I)/Boucher, Stéphane (I)/Falk, Lisanne/Dalle, Béatrice/Begnoni, Camilla/Perez, Rosie/Ryder, Winona/Servadio, Donatella/Rowlands, Gena/Vilpas, Eija +Night Shift (1982)/Magerman, William/Gamell Jr., Larry/Spinell, Joe/Candela, Tom/FitzGerald, Jason/Beck, Marvin/Starr, Rick (II)/Winkler, Henry/Flanagan, Marc/Fleischer, Charles/Levine, Floyd/Cruickshanks, Reid/Sullivan, Kevin Rodney/Clark, Brett Baxter/Long, Horace/Napier, Hugo/Betlow, Edward G./Corley, Pat/Rossovich, Tim/Staahl, Jim/Perkins, Jack (I)/Keaton, Michael/Ritz, James (I)/Greenleaf, Jim (I)/Boyle, John (I)/Mahoney, Tom (II)/Djola, Badja/Bush, Grand L./Howard, Ron (I)/Branton, John Milton/Kaufman, Paul (I)/Vignari, Angelo/Di Cicco, Bobby/Costner, Kevin/Lawrence, Jeremy/Belzer, Richard/Howard, Clint/Forte, Russell/Hoffman, Basil/LeFlore, Julius/Billingslea, Beau/Schiavelli, Vincent/Young, Robbin/Corman, Corki/Dunlap, Dawn/Gilmour, Catherine/Carder, Elizabeth/Ray, Ola/Lieber, Mimi/Mori, Jeanne/Lazar, Ava/Hecht, Gina/Carter, Cheryl/Gabrielle, Monique/Winkler, K.C./Vogelbacher, Joy Michael/Talbot, Nita/Barrymore, Jaid/Gonzalez, Becky/Bordonaro, Noreen/Cox, Ashley/Grimes, Barbara Ann/Long, Shelley/Howard, Cheryl (I)/Doherty, Shannen/Gava, Cassandra +Night to Remember, A (1958)/Dunbar, John (I)/Siddons, Harold/Raglan, Robert/Ray, Philip (I)/MacGregor, Barry/Cairney, John/Belchier, Charles/Dyrenforth, James (I)/Waddington, Patrick/Llewelyn, Desmond/Naismith, Laurence/Bushell, Anthony/Nesbitt, Derren/Avon, Roger/McCallum, David (I)/Bayldon, Geoffrey/Marshall, Clive/Napier, Russell/Fox, Bernard (I)/Malin, Edward/Stapley, Charles/Lang, Howard (II)/Houston, Glyn/Michael, Ralph/Waters, Russell/Campbell, Henry/Somers, Julian/Churchill, Donald/Allen, Ronald (I)/Hanson, Jonathan/Osmond, Hal/Plytas, Steve/Lawson, Gerald/Stewart, Jack (I)/Bryant, Michael (I)/Shaw, Richard (I)/Phillips, Redmond/Turner, Tim (I)/Griffith, Kenneth (I)/Wagstaff, Stuart/Goodliffe, Michael/More, Kenneth/Heathcote, Thomas/Hayward, Richard (I)/Whiting, Gordon/Clarke, Richard (II)/McCowen, Alec/Lowe, Stephen/Goldblatt, Harold/James, Robert (I)/Lovegrove, Arthur/Rossington, Norman/Tzelniker, Meier/Tomelty, Joseph/Pays, Howard/Keir, Andrew/Hardwick, Paul/Harper, Gerald/Chamberlain, Cyril/Warren, John (I)/McAlinney, Patrick/Rose, George (I)/Leech, Richard (I)/Johns, Stratford/Merivale, John/Roderick, George/Scroggins, Robert/Grant, Peter (III)/Ayres, Robert (I)/Watling, Jack/Lawton, Frank (I)/Cooper, George A. (II)/O'Dell, Etain/Johns, Harriette/Brookes, Olwen/Downs, Jane (I)/Duffell, Bee/Aylmer, Denise/Monahan, Mary (I)/Dixon, Jill/Blackman, Honor/Greenwood, Rosamund/Russell, Grace Denbigh/Lancaster, Ann/Emma, Gay/Lubicz, Christina/Stone, Marianne/Karell, Danuta/O'Reilly, Maureen (I)/Misener, Helen/Taylor, Alma/McGuire, Tucker/Henson, Gladys/Thorne, Teresa/Challoner, Pauline +Nightbreed (1990)/Loren, Eric/Gardner, Tony (II)/Hunsinger, Tom/Vince, Nicholas/Webb, Mitch/McDonald, Mac (I)/Smith, Malcolm (I)/Maynard, Ted/Haid, Charles/Bowman, Richard (I)/Bodycomb, Charles/Roth, George (I)/Gilmore, Scott/Parker, Oliver (I)/Bradley, Doug (I)/Bluto, Tony/Hoye, Stephen/Keene, Vincent/Van Spall, Richard/Agar, John (I)/Sessions, Bob/Ross, Hugh (I)/Holiday, Lindsay/Quarshie, Hugh/Sheffer, Craig/Bamford, Simon/Jones, Paul (VI)/Nelson, Kenneth/Kash, Daniel (I)/Young, David (I)/Marinker, Peter/Lavelle, Bradley/Henry, Bernad/Cronenberg, David/Jones, Carolyn (II)/Sagal, McNally/Aviks, Valda/Robertson, Nina/Bobby, Anne/Weston, Debora/McCorcindale, Christine/Robertson, Kim/Chevalier, Catherine (I) +Nighthawks (1981)/Mathews, Walter/Marquart, Tim/Fox, Patrick (II)/Francklan, Randy/Walter, Luke/Alam, John Shamsul/Farentino, Paul/Pugh, Robert (I)/Treves, Frederick/Cianfrone, John/Reilly, Luke/Gillis, Jamie/Williams, Billy Dee/Dabenigno, Joe/Wickman, Karl A./Caine, Roger/Dean, E. Brian/Stallone, Sylvester/Adedunyo, Obaka/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Degidon, Tom/Hauer, Rutger/Cerullo, Al/Spinell, Joe/Roux, Jacques/Benítez, Jellybean/Wales, Judee/Cudney, Cliff/Beaver, Jim/Stewart, Jean-Pierre/Dash, Steve/Santana, José Angel/Robinson, Dar/Devaney, John/Davenport, Nigel/Munafo, Tony/Noyce, Richard/Stein, Howard/Scott, Einar Perry/Osborne, Brian (I)/Duval, Charles/Maffatone, Tony/Fox, Edward (II)/Harum, Eivind/Cordova, Caesar/Ford, Clebert/Hawkins, Yvette/Vanner, Susan/Leporska, Zoya/Wagner, Lindsay (I)/Bjornstad, Erle/Baan, Maria/Christian, Tawn/Khambatta, Persis/Stewart, Catherine Mary/Tellone, Rita/Lorain, Corine/Thompson, Hilary +Nightmare Before Christmas, The (1993)/McClurg, Jesse/Walters, Glenn/Katz, Kerry/McCharen, David/Elfman, Danny/Raff, Gary/Morris, John (III)/Callender, L. Peter/Ivory, Edward/Randolph, David/Krall, Daamen J./Proops, Greg/Ball, Sherwood/Schwartz, Gary (I)/Crenshaw, Randy/Reubens, Paul/Olague, Robert/Sarandon, Chris (I)/Shadix, Glenn/Hickey, William (I)/Page, Ken/Hess, Doris/Durand, Judi M./O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Fraser, Ann/Levey, Jennifer/MacGregor, Christina/Warman, Trampas/Brown, Mia/Durst, Debi/McBride, Susan/Praskin, Elena/Twillie, Carmen/Page, Bobbi +Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, A (1987)/Englund, Robert/Rougas, Michael/Eastman, Rodney/Sagoes, Ken/Shea, Jack (II)/Saxon, John/Kent, Paul (I)/Landey, Clayton/Wasson, Craig/Heiden, Ira/Cavett, Dick/Fishburne, Laurence/Gregg, Bradley (I)/Arquette, Patricia/Langenkamp, Heather/Doctors, Melanie/Sudrow, Penelope/Alden, Stacey/Brown, Mary (I)/Sorrell, Rozlyn/Gabor, Zsa Zsa/Durham, Donna/Clayton, Kristen/Martin, Nan/Rubin, Jennifer/Piper, Sally (I)/Pointer, Priscilla/Bundy, Brooke (I) +Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master, A (1988)/Eastman, Rodney/Yablans, Mickey/O'Neal, Pat/Hassel, Danny/Sagoes, Ken/Englund, Robert/Levine, Jeff (I)/Montana, Jody/Beckman, John (II)/Shaye, Robert/Davis, Duane/Mele, Nicholas/Garrison, Richard (I)/Harlin, Renny/Jones, Andras/Carlton, Hope Marie/Magidow, Joie/Lipari, Joanna/Quigley, Linnea/Newkirk, Toy/Richardson, Cheryl/Bundy, Brooke (I)/Wilcox, Lisa/Bursey, Wanda/Brackel, Kisha/Clayton, Kristen/Theiss, Brooke/Knight, Tuesday/Masche, Jacquelyn +Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge, A (1985)/Bell, Marshall/Englund, Robert/Chaskin, Robert/Hart, Jonathan (I)/Patton, Mark (I)/Gulager, Clu/Blackoff, Edward/Rusler, Robert/Smith, Steven (I)/Ward, Lyman (I)/Eastin, Steve/Wimmer, Brian/McFadden, Tom (I)/Sprager, Hart/Clark, Christie/Fee, Melinda O./Myers, Kim (I)/Walsh, Sydney/Lynn, Kimberly (I)/Barron, Allison/Remsen, Kerry/Bruce, Donna/Lange, Hope/Willette, JoAnn +Nightmare on Elm Street, A (1984)/Garcia, Jsu/Call, Ed/Hannah, Don (I)/Adams, Ash/Saxon, John/Englund, Robert/Reise, Brian/Grenier, Paul/Depp, Johnny/Hall, Shashawnee/Levine, Jeff (I)/Unger, Joe/Fleischer, Charles/Shea, Jack (II)/Andrews, David (I)/Whipp, Joseph/Petersen, John Richard (I)/Hoffman, Leslie (I)/Craven, Mimi/Shaye, Lin/Blakley, Ronee/Woodrum, Donna/Pritikin, Carol/Langenkamp, Heather/Wyss, Amanda/Yannouli, Antonia/Lipton, Sandy +Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child, A (1989)/Perry, Cameron/Davies, E.R./Borlenghi, Matt/Felder, Clarence/Armstrong, Ron/DeBenning, Burr/Murray, John R./Ashton, Michael (I)/Seely, Joe/Singer, Eric (I)/Hertford, Whit/Mele, Nicholas/Loew, Gerry/Grives, Steven/Englund, Robert/Sarzo, Rudy/George, Wally (I)/Craig, Noble (II)/Siegler, Marc/Vallo, James/Trencher, Peter/Torres, Cesar Anthony/Jacobs, Jake (I)/Nugent, Ted (I)/Egan, Will/Smith, Michael Bailey/Maxwell, Don (I)/Hassel, Danny/Marie, Kara/Lamaje, Annie/Anderson, Erika (II)/Armstrong, Valorie/Boepple, Beatrice/Wilcox, Lisa/Patterson, Marnette/Sturges, Pat/Minter, Kelly Jo/Elliott, Stacey/DePatie, Beth/Honneus, Jennifer/Mayweather, Roxanne +Nightwatch (1997)/Chapman, Lonny/Dourif, Brad/Loftin, Lennie/Matthys, Michael/McGregor, Ewan/Nolte, Nick/Mongo (I)/LaSardo, Robert/Burkholder, Scott/Cascone, Nicholas/Gregg, Bradley (I)/Sadler, Nicholas/Reilly, John C. (I)/Skorstad, Ben/Cedar, Larry/Anderson, Erich (I)/Davis, Jeff (VI)/Brolin, Josh/Brown, Candy Ann/Koromzay, Alix/Graham, Lauren (I)/Arquette, Patricia/Gale, Alison/Csitos, Michelle/Evans, Anais +Nikita (1990)/Fontana, Patrick (I)/Buiquangda, Patrick/Steinmann, Jose/Chalou, Jérôme/Anglade, Jean-Hugues/Randon, Bruno/Van Riet, Guy/Caron, Jean-Luc/Sultan, Rafael/Freytt, Rodolph/Slaby, Pavel/Touratier, Gérard/Skimenti, Vincent/Disses, Jacques/Charpentier, Pierrick/Chauveau, Patrick (I)/Duret, Marc/Gaydu, Eddie/Brunot, Michel/Hémon, Olivier/Bouise, Jean/Fey, Stéphane/Gazio, Christian/Du Janerand, Philippe/Prat, Eric/Antoni, Maurice/Bedin, Jean/Talanno, Roberto/Karyo, Tchéky/Serrière, Patrick/Bonastre, Xavier/Lathière, Alain/Gillet, Hubert/Bolle-Reddat, Jean-Claude/Gronwall, Murray/Archer, Mathieu/Reno, Jean (I)/Blanche, Roland/Teruel, Joseph/Pauty, Jean-Pierre/de Garrigues, Pierre-Alain/Dehesdin, Philippe/Mandis, Rénos/Leroy, Philippe (I)/Khan, Iska/Boudet, Jacques/Pérez, Patrick/Campa, Michel/Merchet, Jean-Marc/Hernando, Philippe/Costantino, Fausto/Frye, Mia/Fisher, Heike/Moreau, Jeanne/Aligier, Helene/Moss, Pétronille/Chéron, Laura/Dupuy, Alexis/Parillaud, Anne/Perret, Edith/Amiel, Michèle +Nine 1 2 Weeks (1986)/Pagan, Peter (I)/Rourke, Mickey/Everard, David M./Chan, Kim (I)/Sing, Lee Lai/Cook, Roderick/Traino, Tom/Tabor, David/Sciangula, Salvatore/Silvera, Joey/Beck, Julian/Krupa, Olek/Margulies, David/Truro, Victor/Amrich, Daniel E./Rucker, Luther/Severson, Jeff/Malota, Charles/Connolly, John P./Margotta, Michael/Lauria, Dan/Weist, Dwight/Willrich, Rudolph/Scheine, Raynor/Moran, Michael P./De Acutis, William/Parker, Corey (I)/Maruzzo, Joe/Coutoupis, George/Senn, Elisabeth/Cole, Petina/Danz, Cassandra/Goding, Gittan/Johnston, Justine/Young, Karen (I)/Cruz, Cintia/Perri, Terri/Ayler, Ethel/Michel, Kim/Kernochan, Sarah/Barber, Ellen/Isaacson, Kim/Clayton, Merry/Baranski, Christine/Jachulski, Beata/Basinger, Kim/Lee, Corvova Choy/Hanft, Helen/Whitton, Margaret +Nine Months (1995)/Bealum, Ngaio S./Brady, James (I)/Singh, Kumar/Verducci, Frank P./Moffett, Tim/Simpkins, Joseph Quinn/Arnold, Tom (I)/Columbus, Brendan/Miller, Morgan (I)/Simon, Paul (II)/McGovern, Terence/Banks, Tommy/Dorkin, Cody/Bolt, Geoff/Grant, Hugh (I)/Ivory, Edward/Gosnell, Bradley/Masan, Jerry/Martinet, Charles/Simmrin, Joey/Williams, Robin (I)/Mauricio, George F./Devan, Bruce/Goldblum, Jeff/Devereux, Clarke/Bankins, Peter/Radcliffe, Porscha/Columbus, Violet/Brown, Velina/Fink, Deb/Amos, Diane/Holloway, Gwen/Cady, Shawn/Davis, Kristin (I)/Alden, Priscilla (I)/Hansen, Hayley Rose/Diamond, Val/Robertson, Jennifer (III)/Columbus, Eleanor/Columbus, Irene/Johnson, Susan Ilene/Moore, Julianne (I)/Liban, Mia/Girard, Amanda/Cusack, Joan/Urquhart, Cynthia/Roche, Aislin/Yancy, Emily/Gosnell, Emily/Johnson, Ashley (I)/Cottet, Mia/Murphy, Sue (I)/DePasquale, Carol/Aidem, Betsy/Thorup, Cheryl Lee/Swee, Helen/Cook, Joy M./Monroe, Betsy/McVerry, Maureen/Manley, Lee Ann/Hopkins, Angela/Williams, Zelda/Barnathan, Anna/Olson, Barbara (I)/Radcliffe, Brittany/Vega, Alexa +Nine to Five (1980)/Tarpey, Tom/Pressman, Lawrence/Vitte, Ray/House, Terry Jackson/Hayden, Sterling/Mansker, Eric/Hehr, Michael/Ziman, Jerrold/Price, David (I)/Marshall, Edward (I)/Rodney, Mark/Coleman, Dabney/Thomas, Jeffrey Douglas/Hobbs, Peter/Haufrect, Alan/Boen, Earl/Jankey, Les/Stahl, Richard/Jones, Henry (I)/David, Brad/Delano, Michael/Mooney, Gavin/McNally, Terrence E./O'Keefe, Raymond/Bisig, Gary/Salviati, Vanna/Pope, Peggy/Sutherland, Esther/Tomlin, Lily/Fraser, Elisabeth/Belmonte, Vicki/Wilson, Elizabeth (I)/Mercer, Marian/Woods, Ren/Parton, Dolly/Fonda, Jane/Badovinac, Jessica/Bonilla-Giannini, Roxanna/Chase, Barbara (I)/Anthony, Shirley/Heigh, Helene/Donaldson, Norma +Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984)/Wilson, Carey (II)/Saxon, Rolf/Benson, Anthony (I)/Cooper, Garry (I)/Wilde, Andrew (I)/Barbarossa, Joscik/Hurt, John/Cann, David/Lloyd-Pack, Roger/Walker, James (II)/Nicholas, P.J./Stacey, Eddie/Frye, Peter (II)/Cusack, Cyril/Putt, Robert/Fisher, Gregor/Oldendorp, Ole/Flag, Bob/Baderman, Rupert/Walters, Hugh/Trevena, David/Donaghy, Pip/Foss, John (I)/Burton, Richard (I)/Bacon, Norman/Golightly, John/Scurfield, Matthew/Hughes, John (IV)/Boswall, John/Seddon, Corinna/Lennox, Annie/Parsey, Martha/Stelfox, Shirley/Radford, Lynne/Key, Janet/Gems, Pam/Hamilton, Suzanna/McKenzie, Mitzi/Hargreaves, Christine/Kendall, Merelina/Logan, Phyllis (I) +Ninotchka (1939)/Carle, Richard/Lugosi, Bela/Gaye, Gregory/Stanley, Edwin/Douglas, Melvyn/Reicher, Frank/Sorel, George/Schoenberg, Alexander/Vanaire, Jacques/Zilzer, Wolfgang/Pollet, Albert/Granach, Alexander/Tobias, George/Semels, Harry/Judels, Charles/Maxwell, Edwin/Grant, Lawrence/Ruman, Sig/Irving, William (I)/Romanoff, Constantine/Hendricks, Ray/Davis, George (I)/Kaliz, Armand/Bellini, Nino/Bressart, Felix/Joby, Hans/Sedan, Rolfe/Windheim, Marek/Weigel, Paul/Andre, Monya/Adams, Dorothy/Moran, Peggy (I)/Claire, Ina (I)/Flowers, Bess/Stewart, Kay/Gilbert, Jody/Forbes, Mary (I)/Vanderveer, Ellinor/Williams, Elizabeth (II)/Morgan, Sandra (I)/Bennett, Wilda (I)/Pinson, Lucille/Shirley, Florence/Cabanne, Emilie/Boniface, Symona/Shayne, Tamara/Garbo, Greta/Gray, Jennifer (I)/Harris, Winifred +Ninth Gate, The (1999)/Taylor, Jack (II)/Collard, Jacques/Booz, Emanuel/Pozzetto, Dominique/Raïs, Asil/Dacqmine, Jacques/López Rodero, José/Russo, James (I)/Goodman, Christopher/Amoni, Tony/Holt, Willy/Sheridan, Joe/de Sousa, Lino Ribeiro/Richier, Bernard/Langella, Frank/Garfield, Allen/Depp, Johnny/Benguigui, Catherine/Bradbury, Jane (II)/Pauly, Rebecca/Ducceschi, Maria/Richier, Marinette/Jefford, Barbara/Toman, Jacquelyn/Seigner, Emmanuelle/Olin, Lena +Nirgendwo in Afrika (2001)/Brown, Ken (II)/Rashleigh, Andy/Michaels, David (I)/Kerati, Silas/Kanyaman/Lenaeku, Peter/Shah, M.M./Habich, Matthias/Weston, Steve (II)/Pereira, Levit/Klenze, Bela/Sachs, Andrew (II)/Wajsberg, Joel/Knaup, Herbert/Bate, Anthony/Ninidze, Merab/Onyulo, Sidede/Lösch, Marian/Heinz, Gerd/Price, Steven (I)/Köhler, Juliane/Zimmermann, Regine/Leidl, Julia/Wajsberg, Miriam/Odinis, Gabrielle/Redlich, Bettina/Keen, Diane/Kurka, Lea/Grossmann, Mechthild/Eckertz, Karoline/Schmahl, Hildegard/Horwarth, Maritta +Nixon (1995)/Renna, Chris (I)/Bolender, Bill/Stevens, Wass/Stockwell, John/Boothe, Powers/McGovern, George/Rubinek, Saul/Karen, James (I)/Pickens Jr., James/Hoskins, Bob/Carter, Jimmy (I)/Steines, Mark/Stevenson, Adlai/Oppenheimer, J. Robert/Platt, Howard/Stone, Mikey/Rivers, Victor (I)/Allende, Salvador/Brown, Edmund G./Mallow, Dave/Dole, Bob (I)/Bremer, Arthur/Cunningham, John (I)/Nicoletti, Tom/McNamara, Robert (I)/Bush, George/Wilson, Breck/Young, Ric/Nixon, Richard/Plimpton, George/Woods, James (I)/Reagan, Ronald (I)/King, Martin Luther/Hedaya, Dan/Clinton, Bill (I)/Sichkin, Boris/Brinkley, David (I)/Mao, Tse-tung/Diehl, John/Paymer, David/King George VI/Wallace, George (IV)/Lo Bianco, Tony/Finkel, Fyvush/Carlin, Peter/Kennedy, Robert F./von Klaussen, Ronald/Khrushchev, Nikita/McGinley, John C./Ford, Gerald/Richardson, Elliot/Pasby, Michael/Herrmann, Edward/Tenney, Jon/Bork, Robert/Starson Jr., Peter P./McCarthy, Joseph (II)/Cruz, Wilson/Noveck, Fima/Taylor, Robert (I)/Chambers, Whittaker/Ervin, Sam/Pfeiffer, Chuck/Compton, O'Neal/Chiklis, Michael/Kennedy, Mike (VI)/Hopkins, Anthony/Rosenberg, Julius/Eisenhower, Dwight D./Truman, Harry S./Voorhis, Jerry/Hagman, Larry/De Los Reyes, Kamar/Pahlavi, Shah Mohammed Reza/Kennedy Jr., John/Stone, Oliver (I)/Carrier, Corey/Johnson, Lyndon (I)/Wallace, Jack (I)/Acheson, Dean/Hiss, Alger/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Butterfield, Alexander/Oswald, Lee Harvey/Bower, Tom (I)/Roosevelt, Franklin Delano/Bellucci, John/Castro, Fidel (I)/Vullo, Lenny/Kennedy, John F./Ruckelshaus, William/Hyde Pierce, David/Fancy, Richard/Snyder, Drew/Leon, Albert (I)/Goldwyn, Tony/Bedford, Brian/Walsh, J.T./Bedford Lloyd, John/Marshall, Robert (II)/Preston, Joshua/Kaufman, Michael (I)/Waterston, Sam/Townsend, Clayton/Calip, Ian/Cox, Edward (II)/Helms, Richard/Cox, Archibald/Castillo, Enrique (I)/Wills, Ray/Haugk, Charles/Marshall, E.G./Stone, Sean/Ellsberg, Daniel/Gray, David Barry/Sorvino, Paul/Murphy, Harry (II)/Plana, Tony/Beltran, Robert/Harris, Ed (I)/Kennedy, Ted (I)/Warren, Earl (I)/Wilson, Bridgette/Kennedy Shriver, Eunice/Kennedy, Caroline (I)/Davis, Nancy (I)/Nixon, Tricia/Nixon, Pat/Rosenberg, Ethel/Nagel, Nicole/Bush, Barbara (I)/Gish, Annabeth/Going, Joanna/Roosevelt, Eleanor/Helde, Annette/Gahagan, Helen/Shelton, Marley/Condra, Julie/Danilova, Raissa/Bai, Ling/Renna, Melinda/Steenburgen, Mary/Krusiec, Michelle/Eisenhower, Mamie/Rudolph, Mary/Dickerson, Pamela/Araskog, Julie/Zimmerman, Zoey/Kahn, Madeline/Murphy, Suzanne Schnulle/Dixon, Donna/Kennedy, Ethel (II)/Ford, Betty/Carter, Rosalynn/Allen, Joan (I)/Rockafellow, Marilyn/Kennedy, Jacqueline (I)/Clinton, Hillary Rodham/Connally, Nellie +No Direction Home: Bob Dylan (2005)/Ginsberg, Allen/Cash, Johnny (I)/Miller, Mitch/Scorsese, Martin/Johnston, Bob (V)/Jones, Mickey (I)/Wilentz, Sean/Danko, Rick/Glover, Tony/Robertson, Robbie (I)/Leventhal, Harold/Rolfzen, B.J./Yarrow, Peter/Langhorne, Bruce/Kennedy, John F./Mogull, Artie/Hudson, Garth/Young, Izzy/Pennebaker, D.A./Neuwirth, Bob/Ricks, Christopher/Cohen, John (II)/Kangas, Dick/Kooper, Al/Spoelstra, Mark/Marcus, Greil/King, Martin Luther/Roth, Manny/Hammond, John (I)/Fike, Lamar/Silver, Roy/Nelson, Paul (XI)/Clancy, Liam/Seeger, Pete/Manuel, Richard/Van Ronk, Dave/Dylan, Bob/Davis, Ossie/Guthrie, Woody/Rotolo, Suze/Staples, Mavis/Baez, Joan/Hester, Carolyn/Muldaur, Maria +No Escape (1994)/Moody, Colin/Burke, Brandon (I)/Henriksen, Lance/O'Connor, Kevin J./Hudson, Ernie/Spinaze, Steven/Vreekin, Ron/Robinson, Greg (I)/Witton, Paul/Bianco, Dominic/Wilson, Stuart (II)/Dekin, Serge/Kiefel, Russell/Monjo, Justin/Lerner, Michael (I)/Carter, Richard (I)/Logan, Brian M./Shepherd, Jack (I)/Woodrow, Wilfred/Wenham, David/Wilson, Vic/Argue, David/Duffield, Barry/Shanahan, Stephen/Brkic, Boris/McNeice, Ian/Herbert, Ric/Henderson, Don (II)/Dillon, Kevin (I)/Richards, Jim (I)/Chan, Cheuk-Fai/Lowe, Scott (I)/Hargreaves, Chris/Kouros, Stan/Liotta, Ray/Colombani, Machs +No Man's Land (2001)/Valic, Ales/Hribar, Zvone/Mitterrand, François/Rac, Franc Jakob/Fairairn, Alan/Kurt, Almir/Cindric, Boris/Eloy, Alain/Stjepanovic, Boro/Liss, Fred M./Zavrsan, Branko/Valcke, Serge-Henri/Troha, Tadej/Karadzic, Radovan/Callow, Simon/Diklic, Bogdan/Prga, Marinko/Recer, Matej/Bizjak, Matej/Prikratki, Peter/Wilson, Gordon (I)/Strehovec, Rok/Smon, Danijel/Djuric, Branko (I)/Gorela, Darjan/Bitorajac, Rene/Brestovac, Predrag/Furst, Uros/Tanovic, Mirza/Ristic, Ratko (II)/Sedmak, Peter/Tatomir, Uros/Siatidis, Georges/Habic, Janez/Ranik, Primoz/Nadarevic, Mustafa/Sovagovic, Filip/Petrovic, Sasa/Bulatovic, Matija/Plesec, Jure/Utjesanovic, Djuro/Kremer, Sacha/Petkovsek, Primoz/Dzumber, Srecko/Petrovic, Aleksandar (II)/Obenga, Michel/Ribic, Tanja/De Rudder, Maëlys/Cartlidge, Katrin +No Way Out (1987)/Geter, Leo/Evans, Matthew (I)/Russom, Leon/Sudzin, Jeffrey/Le Noel, Gregory/Needham, Gordon/Middleton, Charles (II)/Courts, Bob/Shael, Lee/Worth, Nicholas (I)/Keung, Steve/Hungerford, Michael/Burkley, Dennis/Kelly, Austin (I)/Glazer, Eugene Robert/Dzundza, George/Longoria, Sam/Paymer, David/Cooper, Terence/Costner, Kevin/Henriques, Darryl/Allen, Frederick (II)/Jones, Jay Arlen/Sullivan, Rob (I)/Bernard, Jason (I)/Barry, Matthew (I)/Webster, Tony (I)/Shillo, Michael/Avellone, Gregory/Duff, Howard (I)/Robinson, Russell Phillip/Kerman, Robert/Patton, Will (I)/Hackman, Gene/Asinas, Stephen R./Bell, Marshall/Walker, Charles (I)/Thompson, Fred Dalton/Glenn, Jeremy (I)/Bell, Peter (III)/Hostetter, John/D'Aquino, John (I)/Freeman, Scott (I)/D., Chris/Manchan, Noel/Dobos, Bruce/Chandler, June/Clark, Jill (II)/Iman (I)/McMurtrey, Joan/Martin, Lorna (I)/McDonald, Arona/Young, Sean (I)/Keung, Cindy/Parke, Dorothy/Fields, Edith (I) +Nobody's Fool (1994)/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Paparone, Joe/Goodwin, Alexander/Calhoun, William Raymond/Sommer, Josef/Patterson, Jay (I)/Willis, Bruce/Frawley, Kenneth/Heitman, Bob/Powell, Marcus/Saks, Gene/Newman, Paul (I)/Matusovich, Carl J./Walsh, Dylan/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Mayer, Jerry (I)/Mawe, Richard/Bosco, Philip/Leighton, John (I)/Inness, Frank W./Byrne, Gerry Robert/Johnson, Page/Pietropinto, Angela/Dent, Catherine/Martindale, Margo/Wilson, Elizabeth (I)/Griffith, Melanie/Laumeister, Shannah/Tandy, Jessica/Spohnholtz, Drenda/Drummond, Alice/Torn, Angelica +Nochnoy Dozor (2004)/Gorin, Anatoli/Verzhbitsky, Viktor/Murzenko, Konstantin/Maklakov, Aleksei/Olyalin, Nikolai/Pismenny, Igor/Kozlov, Aleksandr/Popov, Ivan (VII)/Dronov, Yegor/Kalashnikov, Sergei (I)/Ivanov, Viktor (V)/Yakovlev, Yuri (V)/Khabensky, Konstantin/Savochkin, Igor/Zolotukhin, Valeri/Martin, Rudolf/Prikhodko, Sergei/Menshov, Vladimir/Lagutenko, Ilya/Romashenko, Yaroslav/Kutsenko, Yuri/Weiss, Darian/Kiselyov, Nikolai (II)/Osetrov, Dmitry/Shurok, Aleksandr/Chadov, Aleksei/Lowenthal, Yuri/Anufriyev, Vladislav/Samojlenko, Aleksandr/Kurochkin, Aleksei/Klokov, Dmitriy/Martynov, Dmitry/Poroshina, Mariya/Gellar, Sarah Michelle/Slyusaryova, Anna/Ivanova, Marina/Yaronova, Ludmila/Tyunina, Galina/Dubrovskaya, Anna/Smirnova, Viktoriya/Markova, Rimma/Shchurok, Polina/Friske, Zhanna/Mironova, Mariya (II)/Malikova, Yekaterina/Shchankina, Tatyana +Noises Off... (1992)/Mapp, Andrew/Gottlieb, Matthew Robert/Ritter, John/Hanna, Joe/Corman, Dick/Crowningshield, Keith/Armstrong, Roger (II)/Elliott, Denholm/O'Neal, Cleveland/Caine, Michael (I)/Reeve, Christopher/McCall, Jack/Erskine, Drummond/Dudley, Bronson/Michelson, Roger/Linn-Baker, Mark/Sullivan, J. Christopher/Sheridan, Nicollette/Wilson, Wendy (III)/Burnett, Carol/Sebastian, Kim/Hagerty, Julie/Agostini, Diane/De Sanctis, Rosie/Rich, Kate/Henner, Marilu/Neville, Kimberly/Stratten, Louise/Cassavetes, Zoe R./Marley, Dana +Norma Rae (1979)/Paull, Morgan/Robertson, George R. (I)/Okuneff, Gerry/Finch, Harold E./Covington, Fred/Tatum, Roy/Dorsey, Joe/Briggs, Charlie/Slate, Henry/Weddle, Vernon/Green, Gilbert/Culpepper, Stuart/Stryker, Jack/Walcott, Gregory/Harris, James W./Lawton, Scott/Freed, Bert/Broyles, Robert/Samford III, Thomas D./McRae, Frank/Willingham, Noble/Minor, Bob/Chapman, Lonny/Calvin, John/Bridges, Beau/Ritt, Martin (I)/de Broux, Lee/Leibman, Ron/Hingle, Pat/Landey, Clayton/Pannell, William/Ferguson, J. Don/Hannah, Bob (I)/Colman, Booth/Luisi, James/Strickland, Gail/Munday, Mary/Brown, Weona T./Field, Sally/Buck, Billie Joyce/Danforth, Carolyn/Baxley, Barbara/Wait, Melissa Ann/Zabriskie, Grace/Pounders, Gina Kaye/Dorsey, Sandra/Ivey, Edith/Foster, Sherry Velvet +North (1994)/Harkness, James (I)/Waters, Jim Great Elk/Godunov, Alexander/Johnson, Tony T./Greene, Graham (II)/Shaiman, Marc/Black, Jay (I)/Dietz, Donavon/Thomas, Farrell/Wood, Elijah/Braverman, Marvin/Alexander, Jason (I)/Gurciullo, Tyler/Rosatti, Greg/Anthony, Bryan/Horn, Matthew (I)/Group, Mitchell/Dean, James F./Cipriani, Michael/Meismer, Mark/Werckle, Michael/Lacause, Sebastian/Arkin, Matthew/Corneal, Joran/Willis, Bruce/Towers, Henri/Sperberg, Fritz/Stein, Ben (I)/Cooper, Chuck (I)/Bergman, Teddy/Daydoge, Billy/Shroder, D.L./Zeigler, Jesse/Levinson, Brian/Vigoda, Abe/Lovitz, Jon/Heine, Brett/Arkin, Alan/Harris Jr., Glenn Walker/Jacobson, Jordan/Williams, Larry B./Levy, Philip/Coppola, Marc/Delgado, Kim/Ritter, John/Taylor, Nick (I)/Grimaldi, Dan/Kubota, Glenn/Bass, Monty (I)/Stewart, Bryon/McCurley, Matthew/Costanzo, Robert/Rachins, Alan/Zweibel, Adam/Allen, Chad E./Janklowicz, Gil/Kaplan, Joshua/Aykroyd, Dan/Belzer, Richard/Zweibel, Alan/O'Neill, Ryan/Young, Keone/Smollett, Jussie/Rigamonti, Robert/Cheung, George/Childers, Christopher D./Douglas, Brother (I)/Adejugbe, Ayo/Hesser, Donovan Keith/Bryce, Colette/Bachar, Carmit/McGillis, Kelly/Burgio, Danielle/Hanft, Helen/Martineck, Sarah/Gormley, Peggy/Fry, Taylor/Austin, Alana/Bates, Kathy (I)/Josepher, Wendle/Frees, Marla/Larson, Eva/McEntire, Reba/Shirley, Peg/Cooper, Kelly/Panton, Jenifer/Honda, Carol/Lin, Lucy/Tom, Lauren/Carson, Darwyn/Roos, Stefanie/White, Lillias/Louis-Dreyfus, Julia/Chao, Rosalind/Shenefiel, Kelly/Buonauro, Krista/Merritt, Lydia E./Levin, Abbe/Topper, Kimberly/Pashalinski, Lola/Hartman, Brynn/Nichols, Nancy (I)/Harley, Pamela/Johansson, Scarlett/Loveheart, C.C./Ford, Faith/Klebahn, Audrey/Strovas, Jenifer/Winchester, Maud/Rappazzo, Carmela/Yermazyan, Rafale/Carr, Caroline +North by Northwest (1959)/Ober, Philip/Stevens, Bert (I)/Coy, Walter (I)/Postal, Charles/Anderson, Ernest (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Pryor, Hugh/Mason, James (I)/Ellenstein, Robert/Kane, Sid/Reed, Ralph (I)/Hendry, Len/McCallion, James/Young, Carleton/Albin, Andy/Williams, Robert (I)/Strang, Harry/Marlowe, Frank (I)/Milletaire, Carl/Platt, Edward (I)/Jackson, Eugene/Damler, John/Wilcox, Frank/Greenway, Tom/Slate, Jeremy (I)/Landau, Martin/Daly, Jack (I)/Glass, Ned/Williams, Adam (I)/Cross, Jimmy (I)/Binns, Ed/McVey, Patrick/Shayne, Robert (I)/Lloyd, Bill (I)/Stephens, Harvey (I)/Weaver, Ray (I)/Negley, Howard/Grant, Cary/Genge, Paul/Seymour, Harry/Tremayne, Les/Beradino, John/Lynch, Ken/Bolster, Stephen/Wood, Wilson/Avery, Tol/Van Sickel, Dale/Catching, Bill/Coolidge, Philip/Heffron, Norm/Soule, Olan/Casey, Taggart/Marshall, Tom (III)/Johnson, Bobby (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Sayre, Jeffrey/Farrell, Tommy/Lockwood, Alexander/Barron, Baynes/Dobkin, Lawrence/Atterbury, Malcolm/Adams, Stanley (I)/Carroll, Leo G./McGiveney, Maura/Prickett, Maudie/Curtis, Lucille/Cutts, Patricia/Fraser, Sally (I)/Singh, Doris/Marlowe, Nora (I)/Fax, Jesslyn/Kennedy, Madge/Landis, Jessie Royce/Whitney, Susan/Anderson, Anne (II)/Hutchinson, Josephine/Lang, Doreen/Saint, Eva Marie/Spring, Helen/Berner, Sara/Forsberg, Josephine +North Country (2005)/Bean, Sean/Andres, Ricardo/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Maloney, Gerard/Southerland, Boots/Miles, Marc/Lislegard, David/Anderson, Todd (I)/Sivertsen, Mark/Plagge, Curtis/Harrelson, Woody/Chait, Marcus/Bohne, Bruce/Garfield, J.D./Falls, Kyle/Shiver, Arron/Aylward, John/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Stokes, Clif/Bower, Tom (I)/Smith, Ron (XIX)/Norgaard, Forrest/Berkeley, Xander/Hardman, John (II)/Cook, Michael (VIII)/Curtis, Thomas/Garber, Dennis E./Kennedy, Rand/Layton, Alex/Williams, Cole/Fagerstrom, Bryan/Lynch, Gus (I)/Peterson, Kurt (III)/Cada, James/Renner, Jeremy/Pellinen, Pete/Birk, Raye/Stoll, Corey/McDowell, Monsignor Patrick/Henke, Brad William/Cutler, J.C./Campion, Catherine/Graves, Cynthia (II)/Daveau, Carmen/Coy, Sage/Monaghan, Michelle/Andres, Wendi/Armenante, Jillian/McDormand, Frances/Heard, Amber/Ferrand, Katherine/Wright, Jacqueline (I)/Peterson, Elle/Theron, Charlize/Wingert, Sally/Emond, Linda/Letteau, Debbie/Spacek, Sissy/Russell, Chloe/Gwin, Kit/Schwimmer, Rusty +Northfork (2003)/Kramer, Steve (I)/Nolte, Nick/MacLachlan, Kyle/Regan, Mike J. (I)/Woods, James (I)/Twogood, Mark/Foster, Ben (I)/Beckel, Graham/Gries, Jon/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Olsen, Josh (I)/Bell, Marshall/Overton, Rick/Coyote, Peter/Kaufman, Eli Akira/Farnes, Duel/Hofferber, Perry/Sebern, Douglas/Sachs, Robin/Polish, Mark/Barker, Josh (I)/Gregg, Clark/Hicks, Michele/MacAlister, Julie/Sebern, Saralyn/Watts, Ginny/Hannah, Daryl/Forlani, Claire/Fassett, Mae +Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens (1922)/Herzfeld, Guido/Schnell, Georg H. (I)/Venohr, Albert/Botz, Gustav/von Wangenheim, Gustav/Etlinger, Karl/Schreck, Max/Granach, Alexander/Heinz, Wolfgang/van Viele, Eric/Witte, Heinrich/Gottowt, John/Nemetz, Max/von Francois, Hardy/Schröder, Greta/Landshoff, Ruth/Schreck, Fanny +Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht (1979)/Losch, Roger Berry/Hensbergen, Lo van/van Husen, Dan/Groth, Jan/Bodinus, Carsten/Leddy, John/Ladengast, Walter/Beekman, Tim/Dufilho, Jacques/Edols, Michael (I)/Gooyer, Rijk de/Kinski, Klaus/Ganz, Bruno/Scheitz, Clemens/Topor, Roland/Husar, Stefan/Slaa, Johan te/Walker, Beverly/Adjani, Isabelle/Grohmann, Martje/Hartingsveld, Margiet van +Not Another Teen Movie (2001)/Ward, Lyman (I)/Benjamin, H. Jon/Smith, Sean (II)/Evans, Chris (V)/Bess, Daniel/Jacobson, Josh/Radnor, Josh/Wyner, George/Givens, Samuel/Ensign, Michael/Thomas, Sean Patrick/Brower, Ned/Thomas, Paul (IV)/Jungmann, Eric/Wise, Jim (I)/Smith, Riley/Perkins, Oz/Huntington, Sam/Spink, Daniel/Lester, Ron (I)/Olsen, Eric Christian/Behnken, Lukas/Escolopio, Aaron/Sheremet, Dean/Martin, Billy (XI)/Madden, Joel (II)/Simon, Peter (VI)/Francis, David M./Madden, Benji/Bakay, Nick/Cohen, Nicholas Z./Richmond, Deon/Levine, Samm/Waldow, Benjamin/Woodlee, Zachary/Johnston, Jay/Lauter, Ed/Mering, Ean/Mr. T/Goebel, Paul/Gleason, Paul (I)/Gill Jr., Will/Galeaz, Jeremy/Lennon, Jarrett/McClintock, Banks/Cease, Kyle/Quaid, Randy/McMains, Cody/Read, James (II)/Mulholland, Ross/West, Nathan (I)/Smith, Abe/Murdock, Alec/Benedict, Robert Patrick/Polcyn, Beverly/Kaplan, Morisa Taylor/Vincent, Cerina/Capelli, Jesse/Garcia, Joanna (I)/Gohring, Joy/Armstrong, Samaire/Miller, Jeanette/Asher, Jessica/Patterson, Deenah/Goetz, Amber Marie/Welch, Julie/Hart, Melissa Joan/King, Kelly (II)/Pressly, Jaime/Shavers, China/Bisco, Joy/Townsend, Cassie/Kirshner, Mia/Flood, Staci B./Cook, Candice/Bateman, Kimi/Shaw, Gena/Androl, Heidi/Lyon, Kimberly/Leigh, Chyler/Schlueter, Jennifer/Lydic, Desi/Sweitzer, Becca/Wall, Susan Anne/Holgate, Michelle/Sanders, Cynthena/Ringwald, Molly/Harris, Jackie/Smith, Sarah Christine/Wolfe, Tracy Kay/Chabert, Lacey/McCall, Tracey/Fedele, Marissa/Brown, Heather (III)/Rose, Nectar/Zelniker, Hayley +Not Without My Daughter (1991)/Gowan, Marc/Rey, Mony/Evers, Bruce/Shiloach, Joseph/Banai, Ya'ackov/Corraface, Georges/Gabai, Sasson/Molina, Alfred (I)/Seth, Roshan/Morim, Michael/Morr, Avraham/Cherchi, Jonathan/Grady, Ed (I)/Tabib, Yossi/Mizrahi, Shaul (I)/Shmuel, Amir/Keren, Ahuva/Tirosh, Yerusha/Rosenthal, Sheila/Chaimian, Racheli/Robinson, Judith (I)/Armoni, Dafna/Field, Sally/Santacroce, Mary Nell/Farrokhnia, Soudabeh/Taidi, Farzaneh/Ben-Ozilio, Gili/Badel, Sarah +Notebook, The (2004)/Connolly, Kevin (I)/Ivey, Tim/Capshaw, Bradley D./Middleton, James (I)/Czekalski, Daniel/Betts, Ronald/Grady, Ed (I)/Johnson, Mark (I)/Bingham, Frederick/Parks Jordan, Jonathan/Garner, James/Pacheco, Chuck/Lewis, Todd (I)/Shelly, Matt (I)/Ritenour, Scott/Shelly, Nicholas/Sumner, Adam/Barry, Matthew (I)/Cundari, John/Buras, Milton/O'Brien, Tim (IV)/Gosling, Ryan (I)/Shepard, Sam/Ivey, Robert/Kitchens, Jude/Robertson, Hugh (II)/Moss, Cullen/Chamblin, Daniel/Leonard, Pat (III)/Washington, Robert (II)/Fuller, Michael D./Fraisse, Robert/Knight, Geoffrey/Dickson, Jonathan (III)/Garner, Mark/Forrest, Bob (I)/Deaton, James Scott/Babatundé, Obba/Novak, Riley/Rosenfeld, Peter/Ellis, Madison Wayne/Thomas, Anthony-Michael Q./Marsden, James (I)/Thornton, David (I)/Williamson, Bruce (III)/Schaff, Andrew/Johansson, Paul/McAdams, Rachel/Newton, Lindy/Rowlands, Gena/Wahlquist, Heather/Zealy, Meredith/Brown, Jamie (VI)/Turner, Sherril M./Cantrell, Cheryl/Echols, Jennifer/Bond, Elizabeth/Dinwiddie, Traci/Amber, Renée/O'Brien, Meredith (II)/Fisher, Leslea/Jefferies, Sylvia/Kagan, Eve/Leapart, Kweli/Allen, Joan (I)/Guzowski, Erin/Koon, Rebecca/Weetman, Barbara/Azevedo, Sasha/Buckley-Moss, Patricia/Lewis, Julianne Keller/Hobart, Deborah/De Mayo, Nancy/Van Natta, Sandra W./Wheeler, Stephanie (I)/DuPois, Starletta +Nothing But Trouble (1991)/Schmoovy-Schmoov/LeClair, Paul/Dixon, Earl/Aykroyd, Peter/Ulstad, Ron/Bilzerian, Laurence/Barry, Raymond J./Baggett, Jeffrey P./Aykroyd, Dan/Chase, Chevy/Racker, Kent/Chopmaster-J/Fuze/Daveikis, John/Garner, Stan/Weiss, Robert K./Kruk, Richard (I)/Grimsby, Roger/Velasco, Gary (I)/Shock-G/Money-B/Tigrett, Isaac/Aykroyd, P.H./Clark, James Frank (I)/Candy, John/Shakur, Tupac/Negron, Taylor/Baldwin, Daniel (I)/Muhammed, Nzazi/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Staskel, Jim/Wesley, John (I)/Hump, Humpty/Bryant, D'Andrea/Kochoff, Kristina/Van Buskirk, Jennifer/Croney, Karen/Amore, Gianna/Damas, Bertila/Johnson, Deborah Lee/Campos, Susan/Aykroyd, Danielle/Bromfield, Valri/Quinn, Catherine (I)/Tamburrelli, Karla/Moore, Demi +Nothing to Lose (1997)/Kempf, Robert Louis/August, Lance/Clark, Blake/Paulk, Marcus T./Lawrence, Martin (I)/Cranshaw, Patrick/Oedekerk, Steve/Robbins, Tim (I)/Porter, Steven M./McKean, Michael (I)/Reiner, Clark/Lea, David/Garrett, Hank/Sundstrom, Carl/Parsons, Willy/Meskimen, Jim/Gill, Ned/McGinley, John C./Oglesby, Randy/Martin, Dan (II)/Esposito, Giancarlo/Minjares, Joe/Kim, Kim/Hall, Irma P./Stern, Selma/Preston, Kelly/Mende, Lisa/Barnes, Susan (I)/Jinks, Jodi/Keenen, Mary Jo/Graham, Samaria/Gayheart, Rebecca/Boone, J.J./Keenan, Caroline (I)/Bridges, Penny Bae/Redstall, Victoria +Notorious (1946)/Ward, Alan (I)/Bruce, Eddie/Negley, Howard/Sayre, Jeffrey/Olsen, Moroni/Serrano, Louis/Trout, Dink/Hayden, Harry/von Zerneck, Peter/Moorhouse, Bert/Costa, Ricardo (II)/Brown, Charles D. (I)/Wilcox, Frank/von Ledebur, Friedrich/Clarke, Richard (I)/Mitchell, Howard M./Brown, Wally/Moreno, Antonio (I)/Coleman, Tom (I)/Vosper, John/Nurney, Fred/Jackson, Warren (I)/Gordon, Gavin (I)/Kelly, Ted (I)/McDonald, Francis/DeSa, Alfredo/Kerr, Donald (I)/Mendl, Charles/Erway, Ben/Bonsato, Candido/Gordon, William (VI)/Marlowe, Frank (I)/McClure, Frank/Bryar, Paul/Schünzel, Reinhold/Logan, James (I)/Minotis, Alex/Rains, Claude/Nomar, Ramon (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Vogan, Emmett/Grant, Cary/Lynn, George (I)/Triesault, Ivan/Krumschmidt, Eberhard/Owen, Garry (I)/Calhern, Louis/Wyndham, Herbert/Fowler, Almeda/Gregg, Virginia/Ulric, Lenore/Baker, Fay/Bergman, Ingrid (I)/Smart, Patricia (I)/Christian, Beulah/Flowers, Bess/Menard, Tina/Lorraine, Leota/Benaderet, Bea/West, Lillian/Barrett, Bernice/Morgan, Sandra (I)/Carlyle, Aileen/Konstantin, Leopoldine +Notti di Cabiria, Le (1957)/Tassou, Christian/Milano, Nino/Girolami, Ennio/Silvani, Aldo/Delouche, Dominique/Moretti, Sandro/Fellini, Riccardo/Fabrizi, Franco/Girardi, Amedeo/Cattozzo, Leo/Polidor/Mollier, Jean/Passante, Mario/Périer, François/Parlato, Sergio/Barbi, Ciccio/Balducci, Franco/Mauro, Elio/Nazzari, Amedeo/Tosti, Vittorio/Poli, Mimmo/Baghino, Gianni/Capitoli, Loretta/Rolando, María Luisa/Gattinoni, Giovanna/Ferrari, Ines/Masina, Giulietta/Gray, Dorian (I)/Marzi, Franca/Boncinelli, Jusy/Evangelista, Edda/Gualandri, Pina +Notting Hill (1999)/Chahidi, Paul/Ifans, Rhys/Higgs, Michael (II)/West, Samuel/Peters, Clarke/Baldwin, Alec/Shrapnel, John/Gomez, John (II)/Moran, Dylan (I)/Manikum, Phillip/Dreyfus, James/Armatrading, Tony/Modine, Matthew/Boo Khoo, Ian/Matsuki, Dennis/Venegas, Arturo/de la Tour, Andy/Grant, Hugh (I)/Djalili, Omid/Goodman, Henry (I)/Barlow, Patrick/Whittle, Matthew/Procter, Rupert/Buckley, September/Sternberg, David/Woolfenden, Richard/Callow, Simon/McCabe, Richard/Bhaskar, Sanjeev/Lough, Dorian/Frost, Roger (I)/Rhind-Tutt, Julian/McInnerny, Tim/Bonneville, Hugh/Vazquez, Yolanda (I)/Wilson, Melissa (I)/Bernard, Emma/Beach, Ann/Barton, Mischa/Chambers, Emma (I)/Hibbert, Maureen/Mortimer, Emily/Phillips, Sally (I)/McKee, Gina/Roberts, Julia (I)/King, Lorelei +Novecento (1976)/Vida, Piero/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Dall'aglio, Odoardo/Rizzo, Giacomo/Lancaster, Burt/Ponzoni, Pietro Longari/Branco, Paulo (I)/Lusardi, Demesio/Maccanti, Roberto/Mureddu, Salvator/Camaso, Claudio/Midgette, Allen/Poli, Mimmo/Rinaldi, Giuseppe/Pellegrino, Angelo/Guidi, Antonio (I)/Campanini, Pippo/Hayden, Sterling/Depardieu, Gérard/Bosio, Alessandro/Piovanelli, Antonio/Pavesi, Paolo/D'Adda, Francesco/Fanfoni, Vittorio/Quaglio, José/Valli, Romolo/Natale, Nazzareno/Bruhns, Werner/Meniconi, Mario/Garriba, Fabio/Serafini, Sergio/Mori, Renato/De Niro, Robert/Amendola, Ferruccio/Sandrelli, Stefania/Casini, Stefania (I)/Schwiers, Ellen/Ferronao, Edda/Valli, Alida/Colosimo, Clara/Bertini, Francesca/De Clara, Patrizia/Riva, Winni/Savagnone, Rita/Kosak, Katerina/Sanda, Dominique/Henkel, Anna/Bosisio, Liu/Magliacca, Bianca/Barilli, Carlotta/Monti, Maria (I)/Senatore, Tiziana/Betti, Laura/Gherardi, Anna-Maria +Novocaine (2001)/David, Keith (I)/Peyankov, Yasen/Ross, Chelcie/Rostenkowski, Tyler/Stolte, Christian/Kosala, Joseph F./Komenich, Rich/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/Lugg, George/Peeples, Roderick/Bajenski, Len/Cerny, JoBe/Glasgow, Christopher/Cray, Ed (I)/Wong, Quincy/Hytower, Roy/Martin, Steve (I)/West, Dean (II)/Koteas, Elias/Lane, Eric (III)/Robinson, Marcello (I)/Milanovich, Tom/Maybank, Preston/Bacon, Kevin/Caan, Scott/Amoaku, Kwame/Chisem, James/Cotruzzola, Teri/Kao, Sally/Dern, Laura/Paquet, Lucina/Bell, Mindy/Thigpen, Lynne/Bonham Carter, Helena/Noonan, Polly/Childers, Mary Ann/Kent, Karol +Now and Then (1995)/Sparrow, Walter (I)/Fraser, Brendan/Morgan, T.S./Azaria, Hank/McKnight, Geoff (I)/Robertson, Travis/Humphrey, Justin/Stone, Tucker/Espy, Carl/Dowd, Jamison B./Cleckler, James Paul/Reitz, Ric/Kleyla, Brandon/Keane, James Wilson/Stinson, Joey/Coryell, Bradley/Sawa, Devon/Courtney, Rand/Crosby, Kellen/Leachman, Cloris/Ricci, Christina/Wilson, Rita (I)/Tew, Alice/Moore, Demi/Davidovich, Lolita/Birch, Thora/Garofalo, Janeane/Griffith, Melanie/Hunt, Bonnie/Shelton, Beverly (I)/Moore, Ashleigh Aston/O'Donnell, Rosie/Hoffmann, Gaby (I)/Willis, Rumer +Now, Voyager (1942)/Loder, John/Rains, Claude/Puglia, Frank/Kennedy, Bill (I)/Pangborn, Franklin/Hadley, Reed/Lessey, George/Henreid, Paul/Drake, Charles (I)/Douglas, Donald (I)/Rennie, James/Benedict, Brooks/Wolfe, Ian/Dae, Frank/Morris, Corbet/Clyde, David/Andrews, Tod (I)/Matthews, Lester/Renavent, Georges/Edwards, Bill (I)/Davis, Bette/Wilson, Janis (I)/Granville, Bonita/Alexander, Katharine/Withers, Isabel/Pigott, Tempe/Field, Mary (I)/Purdy, Constance/Vaughan, Dorothy/Dudgeon, Elspeth/Wickes, Mary/Chase, Ilka/Wynters, Charlotte/Flowers, Bess/Cooper, Gladys (I)/Du Brey, Claire/Plowright, Hilda/Hayward, Sheila/d'Avril, Yola/Patrick, Lee (I) +Nowhere (1997)/Light, Kevin/Duval, James/Temperilli, Tres Trash/Caan, Scott/Jordan, Jeremy (I)/Boyce, Alan/Mayweather, Joshua Gibran/Roscoe (I)/Bexton, Nathan/Alexander, Peter (III)/Phillippe, Ryan/Haynes, Gibby/Torres, Johnny (II)/Díaz, Guillermo (I)/Blue, Travis William/Heinberg, Brian/Enos III, John/Brewer, Derek/Brewer, Keith (I)/Lewis, Thyme/Leisure, David/Nicholas, Petro/Sednaoui, Stephane/Ritter, John/Simmons, Jaason/Buzzini, Brian/Smith, Aaron (I)/Knight, Christopher (I)/Mastroianni, Chiara/Tewes, Lauren/True, Rachel/Odessa, Devon/Doherty, Shannen/Lassez, Sarah/Gato, Nicolette/Plumb, Eve/Keanan, Staci/Lords, Traci/Jane, Sara/Mazar, Debi/Graham, Heather (I)/McGowan, Rose/Hill, Teresa/D'Angelo, Beverly/Robertson, Kathleen/Suvari, Mena/Rae, Charlotte/Applegate, Christina/Ladd, Jordan/Richards, Denise +Nowhere to Run (1993)/Goric, Voyo/Widner, Randell Dennis/Brubaker, Tony/Kerry, John (I)/Greene, James (I)/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Malota, Peter/Finn, John/Stein, Ron/Ramsey, Jeff/Glennon, Gavin/Lucarelli, Jack/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Page, Kevin (I)/Blatchford, Edward/LeBell, Gene/Menza, Joseph/Selznick, Albie/Ackland, Joss/Rubinow, John/Culkin, Kieran/Termo, Leonard/Epper, Tony (I)/Chambers, Steven (I)/George, Ron Howard/Apisa, Robert/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Verbois, Jack/Bridgewater, Stephen/Gill, Andy (I)/Starke, Anthony/Brown, Jophery C./Gill, Jack (II)/Graf, Allan/Zito, Chuck/Levine, Ted/White, Stanley/Perry, Manny/Orsatti, Frank (II)/Arquette, Rosanna/Taubman, Tiffany/Botkin, Christy/Anders, Luana +Nueve reinas (2000)/Darín, Ricardo/Ugo, Antonio (I)/Serrano, Rolly/Rey, Roberto (III)/Abadal, Ignasi/Molinelli, Gabriel/Awada, Alejandro/Nuñez, Oscar/Rissi, Claudio/Falcone, Carlos/Arcusín, Norberto/Pauls, Gastón/Armesto, Luis/Dyzen, Leo/Arias, Ernesto/Díaz Mourelle, Ricardo/Correa, Gabriel/Lanari, Carlos/Mercado, Emanuel/Fonzi, Tomás/Fajm, Isaac/Noya, Jorge/Celestino, Ulises/Espíndola, Amancay/Tenenbaum, Graciela/Ducasse, Pochi/Brédice, Leticia/Villagra, María Mercedes/Berenguer, Elsa/Juárez, Celia +Nuit américaine, La (1973)/Aumont, Jean-Pierre (I)/Champion, Jean/Bal, Walter/Boyle, Marc (I)/Delerue, Georges/Greene, Graham (I)/Menez, Bernard/Saint-Macary, Xavier/Berbert, Marcel/Joly, Gaston/Markham, David (I)/Dedet, Yann/Seveno, Maurice/Vesque, Christophe/Léaud, Jean-Pierre/Truffaut, François/Stévenin, Jean-François/Zucca, Pierre/Cortese, Valentina/Poitevin, Marie/Dani (II)/Baye, Nathalie/Arrighi, Nike/Rossi, Zénaïde/Barraqué, Martine/Bisset, Jacqueline/Stewart, Alexandra +Nuit et brouillard (1955)/Streicher, Julius/Himmler, Heinrich/Bouquet, Michel/Heydrich, Reinhard/Hitler, Adolf +Nuovo cinema Paradiso (1989)/Pellegrino, Giuseppe/Noiret, Philippe/Cascio, Salvatore/Catalano, Franco/Gullotta, Leo/Cimarosa, Tano/Pappalardo, Ignazio/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Killer, Turi/Mignemi, Mimmo/Giuffrida, Turi/Cannavale, Enzo/Di Pinto, Nicola/Libassi, Giorgio/Leonardi, Marco/Trieste, Leopoldo/Terzo, Nino/Tosto, Angelo/Attili, Antonella/Maggio, Pupella/Leontini, Angela/Lena, Roberta/Danieli, Isa/Mignemi, Margherita/Fossey, Brigitte/Borpagano, Concetta/Laganà, Nellina/Nano, Agnese/Palme, Beatrice/Lo Giudice, Mariella +Nurse Betty (2000)/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Rahm, Kevin/Kinnear, Greg/Linz, Toby/Rock, Chris (I)/Eckhart, Aaron/Murphy, Michael (II)/Hagen, Kelwin/Tippit, Wayne/Dotson, Josh/Jacobson, Jack/Vásquez, José (I)/Gilborn, Steven/Cowles, Matthew/Culp, Steven/Franken, Steve/Freeman, Alfonso/Threlkeld, Paul/Wallace, George (I)/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Kennedy, Mike (VI)/Glover, Crispin/Macintosh, Laird/Smith, Tina/Mitchell, Elizabeth (I)/Lee, Sung Hi/Barnes, Susan (I)/Hardy, Donna/Harris, Harriet Sansom/Wilhoite, Kathleen/Zellweger, Renée/May, Deborah (I)/Corral Kendall, Elaine/López, Irene Olga/Janney, Allison/Gago, Jenny/Woods, Lesley (I)/Straney, Hillary/Martells, Cynthia/Wade, Jenny/Texada, Tia/Haiduk, Stacy/Kelley, Sheila (I) +Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (2000)/Drischell, Ralph/Heimann, Jurgen/Jourden, Tom/Freeman, Jeffrey Michael/Miller, Larry (I)/Banks, David (III)/Segal, Peter/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Elizalde, Mike/Brubaker, James D./Scott, Kente/Murphy, Harry S./Taylor, Duffy/Davis, Ryder/Thomas, David Jean/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Walker, Charles (I)/Urich, Justin/Saxton, Richard/Kehela, Steve/Napier, Charles/Boen, Earl/Mondane, Kevin Michael/Sheffield, David/Montgomery, Randall (I)/Mixon, Jamal/Gant, Richard/Williams, Gabriel/Ales, John/Elliott, Chris (I)/Colquitt, Maurice/Ewing, Michael (I)/Kerr, William (I)/Applebaum, Bill/Palmer, Richie (I)/Jenkins, Sylvester/Mason, Myles/King, George (III)/Blaustein, Barry W./Stimpson, Viola Kates/Ellis, Nadine/Saunders, Rainell/Sykes, Wanda/Tenison, Renee/Cox, Nikki/Stern, Selma/Horsford, Anna Maria/McGraw, Melinda/Kale, Naomi/Payne, Freda/Flack, Enya/Jackson, Janet (I)/Konno, Andrea Kelly/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Eddy, Sonya/Sposit, Laurie/Diva (III)/Whitley, Kym/Robinson, Andrea C./Heard, Shawnette/Segal, Nicole/Schultz, Julia +Nutty Professor, The (1963)/Flory, Med/Alper, Murray/Frome, Milton/Moore, Del/Lewis, Gary (I)/Landfield, David/Callahan, Mushy/Gibson, Henry (I)/Kaplan, Marvin/Morris, Howard (I)/Brown Jr., Les/Willock, Dave/Holmes, Stuart/Stevens, Bert (I)/Murray, Forbes/Gordon, Gavin (I)/Lester, Buddy/Weaver, Doodles/Brown, Les (I)/Alden, Norman/Ross, Michael (I)/Ward, Skip (I)/Lewis, Jerry (I)/Kiel, Richard/Les Brown and His Band of Renown/Forte, Joseph/York, Francine/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Higgins, Terry (III)/Stevens, Stella (I)/Allman, Elvia/Yarnall, Celeste/Parrish, Julie +Nutty Professor, The (1996)/Werner, Roy/Mohsen, Mohammad/Natale, Greg/Greco, Joe (I)/Chappelle, Dave/Monroe, Steve (I)/Starks, Michael D./von Watts, Hamilton/Jordan, Montell/Prosky, John/Chi, Chao Li/Miller, Larry (I)/Ramsey, David (I)/Petter III, Stanley D./von Leuck, Ned/Kokotakis, Nick/McPherson, Mark (I)/Ales, John/Shepherd, Chaz Lamar/Carlin, Tony/Duffy, Quinn (I)/Williams, Doug (I)/Rothhaar, Michael/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Mixon, Jamal/Coburn, James/Robinson, Alexia/Wilson, Patricia (I)/McAuley, Nichole/Jones, Retha/Ballantine, Sara/Massey, Athena/Ferrara, Rachel/Woodbury, Judith/Blanchard-Power, Christie/Halpern, Lisa (I)/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Christie, Julianne/Boyle, Lisa/Grigorian, Linda +Nói albínói (2003)/Ásmudsson, Ásmundur/Reynisson, Unnar/Gunnarsson, Þorsteinn/Guðmundsson, Þorgeir/Rögnvaldsson, Hjalti/Geirsson, Sveinn/Helgason, Helgi E./Proppé, Óttarr/Lemarquis, Tómas/Lemarquis, Gérard/Gunnarsson, Þröstur Leó/Loftsson, Páll/Ólafsson, Guðmundur (I)/Einarsson, Pétur (I)/Bjargmundsson, Kjartan/Jónsson, Haraldur/Gislason, Greipur/Hansdóttir, Elín/Friðriksdóttir, Anna/Thoroddsen, Ásdís/Elíasdóttir, Gunnhildur Björk +Nóz w wodzie (1962)/Niemczyk, Leon/Malanowicz, Zygmunt/Polanski, Roman/Ciepielewska, Anna/Umecka, Jolanta +O (2001)/Ratliff, Dana/Munn, Jay/Ferira, Justin/Henson, Elden/Middleton, James (I)/Page, Chase/Monroe, Nathan/Moore, Tony (IV)/Washington, Quintral/Heard, John/Dooley, David (I)/Miller, Mark (XX)/David, Zac/Ayers, Doug/Zieminski, Derek/Gitter, Marshall/Johnson, Anthony (I)/Grooms, Christopher/Ingram, Jaime/French, Ken/Welch, Wally/Jones, Christopher (II)/Phifer, Mekhi/Streeter, Rick/Givens, Michael (II)/Murphy, Sean (V)/Baker, Jantz/Keegan, Andrew/Smalls, Bernard/Dong, Chris (I)/Galloway, James (III)/Conner, Dal/Miller, Robert (XXIII)/Jones, Evan (IV)/Kirby, Parker/Sheen, Martin/O'Bryant, Kelvin/Rosenbloom, Jon/Hill, Shawn/Hartnett, Josh/Skatell, Joey/Flippo, Michael/Freihofer, Chris/Grandison, Richard/McPherson, Errol/Clarke, Jerred/Phoenix, Rain/Oulla, Merrill/Fishell, Julie/DeSalvo, Shannon/Stover, Ronalda/Huff, Lindsay/Shumate, Rachel/Stiles, Julia/Benavides, Lisa +O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000)/Badalucco, Michael/Ratliff, A. Ray/Fortenberry, Millford/Durning, Charles/Snodderly, Ed/McConnell, John (I)/Waters Jr., Wilson/Freeman, Issac/Cox, Sidney/Douglas, Jerry (III)/Reddy, Brian/Holt, David (III)/Cox, Willard/Root, Stephen (I)/Francis, Christopher (I)/Finnell, Michael W./King, Chris Thomas/Hamlett, Robert/Applegate, Royce D./Duvall, Wayne/White, Buck/Horne, J.R./Collison, Frank/Gould, Geoffrey/McKinnon, Ray/Weaver, Lee (II)/Gasaway, Quinn/Nelson, Tim Blake/Gale, Ed/von Bargen, Daniel/Goodman, John (I)/Locke, John (II)/Lee Jr., Nathaniel/Pentecost, Del/Clooney, George/Turturro, John/Vander, Musetta/Cox, Suzanne (II)/White, Cheryl (II)/Rainer, Georgia Rae/Taylor, Christy (I)/Tyler, Mia/Shedd, Natalie/Hunter, Holly/Miller, Lindsey/Welch, Gillian/White, Sharon (I)/Hardcastle, April/Breland, Marianna/Cox, Evelyn +Object of My Affection, The (1998)/Cosgrove, Daniel/Burrows, Carl/Maloney, Peter (I)/Marchetti, Jeffrey M./Wert, Doug/Rademaker, Sean/White, Bradley (I)/Rudd, Paul (I)/King III, George Gearhart/Gulinello, Amo/Lee, Robert C. (I)/Stockman, Todd/Carroll, Kevin/Phelan, Michael (I)/Altman, Bruce/Hyland, Edward James/Zahn, Steve/Daly, Timothy (I)/Alda, Alan/Aiken, Liam/Macht, Gabriel/Ludwig, Salem/Young, Damian/Maldonado, Miguel/Ochoa, Steven/Andrick, Virl/Darrow, Danny/Roland, John/Hawthorne, Nigel/Pankow, John/Rey, Antonia/Shoaib, Samia/Thompson, Heather/Scotto, Rosanna/Copeland, Joan/Rocha, Kali/de la Huerta, Paz/Kikkenborg, Natalie B./McIlvaine, Mary/Aniston, Jennifer/Bodle, Jane/Chen, Lauren/Lee, Adrian (III)/Green, Fanni/Henritze, Bette/Goodwin, Kia/Allen, Lisa-Erin/Cardwell, Lena/Knowlton, Sarah/Grant, Kate Jennings/Panettiere, Hayden/Polanco, Iraida/Dobrin, Marilyn/Tobie, Ellen/Ader, Sylvia/Eichenberger, Rebecca/Hyland, Sarah/Bradford, Susan/Zarish, Janet/Janney, Allison/Nakamura, Midori/Pratt, Lauren/McDonald, Audra +Ocean's Eleven (1960)/Slosser, John/Craven, John (I)/Brooks, Norman (I)/Wilson, Harry (I)/Lester, Buddy/Bishop, Joey (I)/Lederer, Forrest/Bryar, Paul/Middleton, Tom (II)/Benedict, Richard/Davis Jr., Sammy/Velasco, Jerry (I)/Foulk, Robert/Hudkins, Dick/Gallo, Lew/Dapo, Ronnie/Silvani, Al/George, John (I)/Barry, Don 'Red'/Carlile, David/Lee, Pinky (I)/Waters, James (III)/Blair, Nicky (I)/Norvo, Red/Indrisano, John/Boone, Richard (I)/Gerard, Jay/Kaye, Sparky/Otis, Ted (I)/Harvey, Clem/Justine, William/Perry, Charles (I)/Meredith, Charles (I)/Sinatra, Richard/Gilbreath, Bob (I)/Fell, Norman/Gaye, Gregory/Wagner, Max (I)/Gibson, Hoot/Henry, Hank/Martin, Dean (I)/Leigh, Nelson/Conte, Richard/Lally, Mike (I)/Leonard, David (I)/White, Dave (I)/Bishop, Rummy/Silva, Henry/Quinn, Louis (I)/Lawford, Peter/Romero, Cesar (I)/Gray, Joe (I)/Shaw, Robert 'Buddy'/Fenneman, George/Tamiroff, Akim/George, Leonard/Tsiang, H.T./Gale, West/Skelton, Red/Alper, Murray/Holland, John (I)/Sinatra, Frank/Raft, George/Santoro, Jack/Pendleton, Steve (I)/Landfield, David/Stone, George E. (I)/James, Jessica (I)/Sterling, Barbara/Phillips, Carmen (I)/Wymore, Patrice/MacLaine, Shirley/Shiva (I)/Willes, Jean/Neyland, Anne/Bennett, Marjorie/Chase, Ilka/Yost, Norma/Staley, Joan (I)/Cornell, Laura/Ross, Myrna/Dickinson, Angie/Jay, Helen +Ocean's Eleven (2001)/Griffin, Laurence R./Manoux, J.P./Reed, Richard (I)/Stenson, Gregory/Caldwell, Philip/Mac, Bernie/Roehm Sr., David C./Perez, Timothy Paul/Weintraub, Jerry (I)/Pérez, Miguel (I)/Garcia, Andy (I)/Pike, Gary/Soderbergh, Steven/Cheadle, Don/Dunn, Jeremy (I)/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Steward, Emanuel/Martin, Brad (I)/Schwaar, Laurent/Sontag, Larry/Soeda, Ronn/Brandt, Barry/Mann, Chris (III)/Caan, Scott/Damon, Matt/Qin, Shaobo/Jemison, Eddie/Beringer, Scott Clark/Snay, Tim/Fischbacher, Siegfried/Grace, Topher/La Due, Joe/Sachs, Robin/Horn, Roy/Reiner, Carl/Watson, Barry (I)/Allison, Frankie J./Yuman, Bernie/Allison, Bill (I)/Delano, Michael/Jensen, David (II)/Peters, Robert (I)/Klitschko, Wladimir/Johnson, William (I)/Coyle, Joe (I)/Curatola, James/Hernandez, Jorge R./Gould, Elliott/Kordick, Tommy/Gantt, Mark/Affleck, Casey/Merchant, Larry/Jackson, Joshua/Clooney, George/Pitt, Brad/Lampley, Jim/Robinson, Troy/Robotham, John/Nolan, Paul L./Ward, Vincent (II)/Lewis, Lennox/Schwartz, Scott L./Parrulli, Anthony/Crotty, Christopher/Newton, Wayne/Kain, Rick/Silva, Henry/Alfonso, Jim/Leitch, David (I)/Lawrence, Steve (I)/Sontag, David (II)/La Russa, Charles/Patton, Frank (III)/Fiore, John C./Allison, Anthony/West, Shane/Meyers, Rusty/Steele, Richard (I)/Toderi, Yann/Sweat, Reggi Danielle/Gormé, Eydie/Birt, Cecelia Ann/Adkins, Kelly/Florence, Carol/Combs, Holly Marie/Dickinson, Angie/Metcalf, Mycole/Roberts, Julia (I)/Galinski, Lori +Ocean's Twelve (2004)/Lindsay, David (IV)/Sbragia, Mattia/Garcia, Andy (I)/Schwartz, Scott L./Gould, Elliott/Clooney, George/Faris, Al/Meulman, André/Craven, Thomas (II)/Holly, Bryan/Coltrane, Robbie/Finney, Albert/Delano, Michael/Di Angelo, Dennis/Damon, Matt/Reiner, Carl/Grace, Topher/Qin, Shaobo/Magnolia, Giulio/Tates, Chris/Sontag, David (II)/Zomer, Chris/Antonazzo, Carlo/Bodnar, Marc/Cheadle, Don/Sontag, Larry/Zahn, James (I)/Giannini, Adriano/Willems, Jeroen/Lang, Ernie/Susser, Craig/Brown, Karl A./Harris, Jared/Caan, Scott/Schneider, James (II)/Kross, Ed/Jemison, Eddie/Mac, Bernie/Krabbé, Jeroen/De Matteo, Antonio/Izzard, Eddie/Clayderburg, Gary/Weintraub, Jerry (I)/Willis, Bruce/Affleck, Casey/L'Amore, Gianfranco/Simonet, Mathieu/Miele, Luciano/Peltz, Nelson/Widerberg, Johan/Van Der Heijden, Michael/Tiffany, Don/Avigdori, Roy/Pitt, Brad/Cassel, Vincent/Morariu, Ana Caterina/Jones, Cherry (I)/Bell, Jessie/Tedesco, Nerissa/Kwon, Sylvia/Durso, Sue/Kahn-Ackermann, Amelie/Diakite, Youma/Gao, Mingming/Mendez, Denny/Stella, Martina/Lancini, Francesca/Azzara, Candice/Zhang, Leah/Roberts, Julia (I)/Liu, Jennifer/Mori, Carla/Faria, Raquel/Volodi, Giselda/Engel, Rebecca/Jacques, Anne/Potapova, Elena/Hines, Nichelle/Zeta-Jones, Catherine/Hatte, Anne-Solenne/Buhl, Andrea/Sleger, Michelle/Connolly, Dina/Anden, Mini +October Sky (1999)/Baker, Don Henderson/Fowler, Blaque/Link, O. Winston/Black, Larry/Gibney, Terrence/Campbell, Don G./Smeltzer, Tommy/Johnson, Mark W. (I)/Stripling, Randy/Ducey, David/Bennes, John/Lund, Bradford Ryan/Rue, Larry/Loughlin, Terry/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Elder, Ray (I)/Taylor, Thomas (I)/Coleman, Brady/Whitsett, Justin/Schuler, Frank/Owen, Chris (I)/Davis, Rockford/Stahl, Andy/Taylor, Don (VII)/Scott, William Lee/Forrester, Rick/Lindberg, Chad/Copeland, David (III)/Turbiville, Tom/Kagy, Tom/Nienhuis, Terry/Dwyer, David (I)/Cooper, Chris (I)/Fawbush, Jonathan/Miles, Scott (II)/Taylor, Frank Hoyt/Hager, Dave/Baskin, Elya/Lawlor, Charles (I)/Gyllenhaal, Jake/Ellis, Chris (I)/Thorne, Donald/Digaetano, Joe/Lumpkin, Richard/Tilley, Don/Swander, Doug/Hollister, Kailie/Cole-Fendley, Courtney/Canerday, Natalie/Byler, Liz/Dern, Laura/Ginn, Ida/Patterson, Jenny/Howell, Neva/Kimbro, Keeli Hale +Octopussy (1983)/Amritraj, Vijay/Charles, Ray (III)/Brown, Robert (I)/Moore, Roger (I)/Sira, Gurdial/Reyett, Ravinder Singh/Klauber, Gertan/Barr, Patrick/Keen, Geoffrey/Bux, Ishaq/Berkoff, Steven/Bedi, Kabir/Halphie, Michael/Derrick, William/Johnny, Talib/Harding, Reg/Porteous, Peter/Grahame, David/Llewelyn, Desmond/Hardwick, Paul/Germains, Roberto/LeParmentier, Richard/Bradford, Andy (I)/Crowley, Dermot/Wilson, Michael G./Saunders, Stuart (II)/Coburn, Brian (I)/Wilmer, Douglas/Moor, Michael/Edmund, Peter/Meyer, Tony (I)/Norris, Ken (III)/Winship, Barrie/Arjuna, Tony/Lyons, Derek/Voss, Philip (I)/Gotell, Walter/Meyer, David (I)/Graydon, Richard/Jourdan, Louis (I)/Rabin, Lenny/Lipinski, Eugene/Moses, Albert (II)/Richter, Josef/Bulloch, Jeremy/Boa, Bruce/Burns, Ken (V)/Bower, Hugo/Vernon, Gabor/Surtees, Sven/Martin, Julie (I)/Knight, Lynda/Gillespie, Cherry/Andrews, Janine/Jackman, Lisa/Barth, Julie/Worth, Alison/Llewellyn, Tracy/Stavin, Mary/Pitt, Ingrid/Cowling, Brenda/Clavell, Michaela/Flynn, Joni/Hudson, Tina/Fossett, Vera/Fossett, Shirley/Davies, Kathy/Flynn, Ruth/Seaward, Carolyn/Afzal, Safira/Harrison, Kirsten/Maxwell, Lois/Cullers, Christine/Jerome, Suzanne/Reuber-Staier, Eva/Dando, Susanne/Ashby, Carole (I)/Gibson, Christine (I)/Aldridge, Jane/Hunt, Helene/Adams, Maud/Wayborn, Kristina/Jani-Z/Hansen, Tina Robinson/Richter, Carol/De Terville, Gillian/Anne, Cheryl/King, Louise (III)/Craddock, Teresa +Odd Couple, The (1968)/Boyer, Ken (II)/Fisher, Jack (III)/Becher, John C./Lemmon, Jack/Harrelson, Bud/Davis, Tommy (II)/Stantley, Ralph/Clemente, Roberto/Fiedler, John (I)/Haines, Larry/Baldwin, Bill (II)/Sheiner, David/Wills, Maury/Alou, Matty/Lightcap, Jack/Spear, Harry (I)/Edelman, Herb/Palma, Joe/Donatelli, Augie/Jones, Cleon/Beniades, Ted/Mazeroski, Bill/Barlick, Al/Law, Vernon/Broun, Heywood Hale/Matthau, Walter/Kranepool, Ed/Buchek, Jerry/Bohannon, Patricia D./Shelley, Carole/Evans, Monica (I)/Bird, Billie/Adrian, Iris/Graeff, Ann +Of Mice and Men (1992)/Steen, David (I)/Milligan, Tuck/Boone Junior, Mark/Malkovich, John/Terry, John (I)/Walston, Ray/Morton, Joe/Siemaszko, Casey/Willingham, Noble/Arquette, Alexis/Sinise, Gary/D'Angerio, Joe/Riehle, Richard/Persico, Donna/Harris, Moira/Fenn, Sherilyn/Tigrath, Lori +Office Space (1999)/Folse, Gabriel/Reyes, Rupert/Duffey, Todd/Riehle, Richard/Schuster, Tom/Root, Stephen (I)/Cole, Gary (I)/Jackson, Kyle Scott/Herman, David (I)/McGinley, John C./Judge, Mike (I)/Lytle, K. Todd/Pitts, Greg (II)/Bays, Joe/Naidu, Ajay/Kubiak, Mark/Bader, Diedrich/Willson, Paul (I)/Bond, Josh/Betts, Jack/McShane, Michael (I)/Jones, Orlando/De Luna, Jesse/Livingston, Ron/Possenti, Justin/Emerson, Jennifer Jane/McInroe, Kinna/George-Reiss, Barbara/Allen, Charissa/Denning, Natalie (I)/Aniston, Jennifer/Wentworth, Alexandra/Belvin, Jackie/Wakeman, Linda +Officer and a Gentleman, An (1982)/Bolger, Michael Lee/Sylvester, Harold/Welcher, Buck/Tyler, Daniel (I)/Stillwell, Gary C./Haar, Keith J./Caruso, David (I)/Keith, David (I)/Goatcher, Marvin/Gere, Richard/Rondeau, Jeffrey P./Greenfield, David (II)/Dennard, Tee/Plana, Tony/Marshall, David R./Loggia, Robert/Rucker, Dennis/Begley Jr., Ed/French, Victor/Graves, Mark L./Murray, Norbert M./Madrid, Bernard/Graves, William S./Taylor, Vern/Ford, Brian D./Gossett Jr., Louis/Petersen, Tommy/Laughlin, John (I)/Pavey, Michael C./Scott-Wood, Mara/Eilbacher, Lisa/Blount, Lisa/Zabriskie, Grace/Wilbur, Jane/Keane, Jo Anna/Wyatt, Meleesa/Rogers, Elizabeth (I)/Winger, Debra/Boyer, Pia/Kiesel, Danna +Offret (1986)/Källman, Per/Josephson, Erland/Lindström, Martin (I)/Kjellqvist, Tommy/Strandberg, Jan-Olof/Nordahl, Tommy/Edwall, Allan/Wollter, Sven/Fleetwood, Susan/Anderzon, Tintin/Franzén, Filippa/Carlstén, Birgit/Friedmann, Jane/Brodin, Helena/Mairesse, Valérie/Gísladóttir, Guðrún +Oh, God! (1977)/Furth, George/Morales, Hector (I)/Sorvino, Paul/Reiner, Carl/Dunne, Murphy/Pleasence, Donald/Bodwell, Boyd/Paul, Byron/Daniels, William (I)/Vandis, Titos/Burns, George/McClurg, Bob/Drier, Moosie/Ashton, John (I)/Machado, Mario/Hughes, Barnard/Denver, John/Stiers, David Ogden/Dunphy, Jerry/Bellamy, Ralph/Smith, Wonderful/Corey, Jeff/Sullivan, Barry/Kort, Dennis/Cartier, Celeste/Lambert, Jane (I)/Garr, Teri/Shore, Dinah/Longaker, Rachel/Sawyer, Connie (I)/Buzby, Zane/Mersky, Kres +Oklahoma! (1955)/Mitchell, James (I)/Johnson, Ben (I)/Barcroft, Roy/MacRae, Gordon/Whitmore, James/Ferguson, Al (I)/Platt, Marc (I)/Dealey, Jerry/Kerr, Donald (I)/Flippen, Jay C./Nelson, Gene (I)/Roosevelt, Buddy/Simpson, Russell/Mallinson, Rory/Albert, Eddie/Brown, Kelly (I)/Steiger, Rod/Bosler, Virginia/Lawrence, Barbara (I)/Linn, Bambi/Taylor, Evelyn/Workman, Jennie/Greenwood, Charlotte (I)/Fischer, Jane/Kilgas, Nancy/Jones, Shirley (I)/Truex, Lizanne/Grahame, Gloria +Old School (2003)/Uhler, Ray/Vaughn, Vince/Armbruster, Darryl/Kilborn, Craig/Englund, Jimi/Jarvi, Jake/Bloomfield, Allen/Wilson, Luke (I)/Hughes, David (XIV)/Dick, Andy (I)/Williams, Gregory Alan/Gugliemi, Noel/Thaldorf, Marc/Carey, Matthew (II)/Dogg, Snoop/Lazar, Bob (I)/Juan, The Bishop Don Magic/Carville, James/Arana, David/Scott, Seann William/O'Quinn, Terry/Piven, Jeremy/Gonzalez, Rick (I)/Goznobi, Abdul/Cornfeld, Stuart/Finnerty, Dan (II)/Callen, Bryan/Walsh, Matt (I)/McFarland, Daron/Lange, Artie/Scheid, Robert/Ferrell, Will/Phillips, Todd (I)/Mixon, Jerod/Cranshaw, Patrick/Noland, Charles/Long, Jerry 'Mr. Kane'/Ma, Raymond/Reed, Gene (III)/Hosking, Nicholas/Heiman, Jesse/Philbrick, Jami/Adams, Patrick J./Gonzales, José (IV)/G., Warren/Helberg, Simon/White, David Michael (I)/Presnell, Harve/Goss, Amos/Pepitone, Eddie/Moreland, David/Fischler, Patrick/Taxier, Arthur/Hendrie, Chris/Baker, Robert (II)/Corddry, Rob/Winfree, Rachel/Remini, Leah/Tanaka, Sara/Kerr, Kristen/Lytle, Heide/Hulsey, Dava/Rose, Erin/Cleghorne, Ellen/Jones, Ashley (I)/Hinds, Josephine/Fay, Nathalie/Caplan, Phe/Hughes, Kristina (I)/Shahi, Sarah/Cuthbert, Elisha/Kingsbury, Corinne/Rosenmeier, Dina/Carlin, Katie/Bryan, Sydney (I)/Reeves, Perrey/Pompeo, Ellen/Cook, Candice/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Bryan, Sara (I)/Ellis, Katherine (I)/Donatz, Lisa +Oldboy (2003)/Oh, Dal-su/Yong, Yi/Oh, Tae-kyung/Choi, Min-sik/Chi, Dae-han/Ahn, Yeon-suk/Kim, Byeong-ok (II)/Lee, Seung-jin/Lee, Dae-yeon/Kim, Su-hyeon (II)/Yu, Ji-tae/Oh, Kwang-rok/Oo, Il-han/Ji, Dae-han/Lee, Seung-Shin/Park, Myeong-shin/Yun, Jin-seo/Kang, Hye-jeong/Yun, Su-kyeong +Oliver & Company (1988)/Schwartz, Gary (I)/Finley, Greg/Mulligan, Richard/Loggia, Robert/Brandis, Jonathan/Weintraub, Carl/Lawrence, Joseph (II)/Van Buren, Eugene F./Halligan Jr., Robert S./Scott, Vernon (II)/Marin, Cheech/Welker, Frank/Jason, Harvey/Krakoff, Rocky/DiMattia, Victor/Bartlett, Charles (II)/Blacque, Taurean/Joel, Billy/Rydbeck, Whitney/Snow, Tom/Lasley, David/Hall, J.D./DeLuise, Dom/McCurry, John (I)/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Glover, William/McCharen, David/Grajeda, Javier/Miller, Arlin/Segall, Penina/Huffman, Rosanna/Midler, Bette/Ralph, Sheryl Lee/del Mar, Marcia/Gregory, Natalie/Kiff, Kaleena/Gates, Deborah (I)/Harris, Jo Ann/Ichiuji-Ramone, Karen/Parent, Nancy/Kortes, Mary Lee/MacGregor, Christina/King, Carol (I)/Durand, Judi M./Harris, Barbara (II)/David, Kal +Oliver Twist (1948)/Mullard, Arthur/Davies, John Howard/Stephenson, Henry/Barnard, Ivor/Ripper, Michael/Potter, John (I)/Sullivan, Francis L./Downey, Kenneth/Chitty, Erik/McLaughlin, Gibb/Fay, W.G./Newton, Robert (I)/Dear, Michael/Powell, Nosher/Edwards, Graveley/Wyndham, Dennis/Edwards, Henry (I)/Jones, Maurice (I)/Truman, Ralph/Lloyd, Frederick/Bull, Peter (I)/Newley, Anthony/Guinness, Alec/Denham, Maurice/Jacques, Hattie/Walsh, Kay/Dors, Diana/Middleton, Fay/Doyle, Deidre/Veness, Amy/Harrison, Kathleen/Martin, Edie/Clare, Mary/Paul, Betty/Stuart, Josephine +Oliver Twist (2005)/Polanski, Elvis/Turbo/Strong, Mark (II)/Babson, James (I)/Heath, Michael (I)/Curran, Jake/Overton, Chris/Papadopoulos, Andreas/Ridings, Richard (I)/Mills, Frank (II)/Stringer, Nick (I)/Durden, Richard/Meeking, David/de la Tour, Andy/Nettleton, John/Copley, Peter/Kingsley, Ben/Athey, Laurie/Clark, Barney/Orr, Robert (II)/Hayes, Levi/Tremain, Joseph/Chase, Lewis/Linden, Andy/Eden, Harry/Eden, Paul (III)/Godfrey, Patrick (I)/Foreman, Jamie/Noble, Tony (I)/Camm, Andy/Horan, Gerard/Bateson, Timothy/Hardwicke, Edward/Armstrong, Alun/Swift, Jeremy/Brooke, Paul (I)/McNeice, Ian/Hess, Filip/Hanna, Gillian/Le Quesne, Lizzy/Polanski, Morgane/Smith, Liz (I)/Raven, Kay/Churcher, Teresa/Rowe, Leanne/Novak, Anezka/Miltner, Andrea/Lovibond, Ophelia/Revell, Kaeren/Cuka, Frances +Oliver! (1968)/Hoare, Peter (I)/Moss, Clive/Ramsey, Ian/Powell, Nosher/Baskcomb, John/Watters, John (I)/Evans, Roy (I)/Hayter, James/Lester, Mark (I)/Renn, Peter/Stead, Freddie/Chandler, Jeffrey/Pitt, Norman/Cook, Dempsey (I)/White, Vernon (II)/Johnson, Ronnie (I)/Moody, Ron/Locke, Arnold/Clugston, Kirk/Mitchell, Norman (I)/Roberts, Keith (I)/Lloyd, Brian (II)/Crenshaw, Frank/Duff, Christopher/Cranham, Kenneth/Secombe, Harry/Reed, Oliver (I)/Lock, Peter (I)/Haig, Jack/Grice, Nigel/Smith, Billy (III)/Finn, Edwin/Pithey, Wensley/Kingsley, Nigel (I)/Kemp, Anthony/Emney, Fred/Bartlett, Robert (III)/Rossiter, Leonard/Wild, Jack (I)/Langley, Robert/Smith, Kim (I)/O'Conor, Joseph/Buttrose, Graham/Ward, Raymond/Griffith, Hugh (I)/Jenkins, Megs/Knight, Elizabeth (I)/Paige, Elaine/Peach, Jane/White, Sheila (I)/Mount, Peggy/Wallis, Shani/Baker, Hylda +Olvidados, Los (1950)/Villegas, Juan (I)/Muller, Francisco/Solorzano, Ignacio/Amézcua, Javier/Ramírez, Mário/Martínez, Antonio (I)/Corona, Daniel/Campos, Rubén/López Portillo, Héctor/Pérez, Jorge (II)/Echeverría, José Luis/Inclán, Miguel (I)/Jambrina, Francisco/Domínguez, Juan (I)/Villarreal, Sergio/Rooner, Charles/Navarro, Jesús (I)/Loza, José/Martínez, Ramón (III)/Merino, Ángel/Cobo, Roberto/Mejía, Alfonso/Mostí, Humberto/Sánchez, Ramón (II)/Mendoza, Víctor Manuel/Navarrete, Roberto/López, José (I)/Blanco, Victorio/Arauz, Efraín/Moreno Fuentes, José/Funes hijo, Miguel/Jiménez Pons, Antulio/Alonso, Ernesto/Quiroz, Salvador/Inda, Estela/Díaz de León, Enedina/Ochoa, Diana/Fuentes, Alma Delia/Pérez, Rosa (II)/Jiménez Pons, Patricia +Omega Code, The (1999)/Montgomery, Joseph Ashton/Murdock, Alec/Ironside, Michael/Teomi, Oded/O'Reilly, Robert/Rhoads, Terry/Levo, Liron/Castell, Mattia/Williamson, Walter/Triska, Jan/York, Michael (I)/Franken, Steve/Coe, George/Miller, Brett (I)/Paulson, Michel/Ito, Robert/Lyons, Robert F. (I)/Efroni, Yehuda/Hootkins, William/Duffy, Michael Sean/Hickey, Terry/Mandel, Jules/Van Dien, Casper/Issyanov, Ravil/Wagrowski, Gregory/McKerras, Ross/Oxenberg, Catherine/Vordemann, Stella/Forester, Nicole/Simms, Lise/Carroll, Janet/Spohnholtz, Drenda/Odessa, Devon/Kell, Ayla/Marinucci, Sabrina +Omega Man, The (1971)/Dierkes, John/Kilpatrick, Lincoln/Zerbe, Anthony/Laneuville, Eric/Tochi, Brian/Wood, Forrest/Koslo, Paul/Heston, Charlton/Bookwalter, DeVeren/Aries, Anna/Giraldi, Jill/Cash, Rosalind/Henreid, Monika/Redfearn, Linda +Omen, The (1976)/Reimbold, Bill/Troughton, Patrick/Peck, Gregory/MacLeod, Robert (I)/Stephens, Harvey (II)/Stride, John/Nicholls, Anthony/McAlinney, Patrick/McKern, Leo/Duggan, Tommy/Fellows, Don/Banai, Ya'ackov/Rietty, Robert/Spooner, Damian John/Spoletini, Guglielmo/Leigh-Hunt, Ronald/Boa, Bruce/Campbell, Nicholas/Boyd, Roy/Warner, David (I)/Benson, Martin (I)/Tucker, Burnell/Iveria, Miki/Perllman, Dawn/McDowall, Betty/Dowie, Freda/Remick, Lee/Spooner, Christine (II)/Whitelaw, Billie/Palance, Holly/Mannigham, Nancy/Raynor, Sheila +Omen, The (2006)/Bellinzoni, Massimo/Rees, Richard (I)/Thewlis, David/Morvas, Baby/Gambon, Michael/Wooler, Tomas/Valituti, Vince/Austin, Reggie/Darweish, Kammy/Davey-Fitzpatrick, Seamus/Bell, Changa/Sabatini, Carlo (I)/Muller, Baby/Hindy, Martin/Cupp, Marshall/Postlethwaite, Pete/Schreiber, Liev/Bjelac, Predrag/Pacifici, Federico/Towne, Joe/Svarc, Bohumil/Zikova, Baby/Litera, Baby/Cajzl, Pavel/Sallas, Rafael/Lombardo Radice, Giovanni/Stephens, Harvey (II)/Matthew, Curtis/Henfrey, Janet/Tallack, Laurie/Graves, Tonya/Vanzi, Alessandra/Houghton, Sara/Huck, Amy/Stiles, Julia/Amuka-Bird, Nikki/Buring, MyAnna/Vimolmal, Vee/Farrow, Mia/Low, Klara +On Deadly Ground (1994)/Tabata, Warren/Twofeathers, Manny/Lala, Joe/Tiulana, Edward/Gray, Leslie/Olson, Helmer/Gorman, Patrick (I)/Desjarlais, Jules/Brink, Chief Irvin/Anowlic, Wilfred/Trudell, John/Daikyu, Fumiyasu/Kniseley, Jimmy/Peetook, Rossman/Whitewolf, Seago Blackstar/McGinley, John C./Kane, Ivan/Paris, David/Kershner, Irvin/Ng, Craig Ryan/Cervantes, David John/Farnum, Jim/Mitvitnikoff, Darren/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Pikonganna, Vince/Seagal, Steven/Tuiasosopo, Peter Navy/Puskruk, Simon/Palmisano, Conrad E./Ermey, R. Lee/Beadle, Todd/Jardine, Jason/Hamilton, Richard (I)/Farrell, Gary/Whinery, Webster/Kairaiuak, Apanguluk Charlie/Asato, Reid/Selburg, David/Wassillie, Moses/Simpson, Brian/Dunn, Chris (I)/Little Crow/Perry, Shawn Michael/Kenji (I)/Starr, Mike (I)/Hale, Richard (III)/Peralez, Sonny D.M./Muktoyuk, Gabriel L./Caine, Michael (I)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Hiratsuka, Mark M./Daniel, Chic/Jones, Rick (I)/Bear, Bart the (I)/Houk, Debbie/Pistolhead, Elsie/Falling Leaves, Bernice/Price, Billie Jo/Wolf, Arisa/Suh, Mia/Kniseley, Paulette/Wan, Dianna/Pushruk, Victoria J./Mier, Nicole/Chang, Carlotta/Shattuck, Shari/Bryce, Ericka/Kratsas, Kathy/Nardone, Lisa/Reyes, Pía/Kniseley, Vergie/Chen, Joan/Holmstrand, Summer/Tiulana, Brenda A./Akpik, Edith/Hiratsuka, Mary/Nelson, Emma/Hakkila, Helen/Monegan, Fran/Kagak, Nanny +On Golden Pond (1981)/Coleman, Dabney/McKeon, Doug/Garity, Troy/Fonda, Henry/Rydell, Christopher (I)/Lanteau, William/Hepburn, Katharine/Fonda, Jane +On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)/Mountain, Terence/Hunt, Peter R. (I)/Graydon, Richard/Wehren, Rudi/Bree, James/Zyrd, Bruno/Gay, John (IV)/Brandon, David (III)/Llewelyn, Desmond/Vasa, Joseph/Leyden, Martin/Ferzetti, Gabriele/McGlen, Norman/Harding, Reg/Cheshire, Geoffrey/Crawford, Leslie (I)/Oehrli, Willy/Crewdson, Captain John/Gould, Thomas/Ammon, Sam/Zürcher, Stefan/Lazenby, George/Rietty, Robert/Allen, Irvin/Morgan, Bill (IV)/Schlunegger, Hans/Baker, George (I)/Cooper, George (X)/de Keyser, David/Savalas, Telly/Lee, Bernard (I)/Schlunegger, Andreas/Jones, Dudley/Sullivan, Elliott/Grellis, Brian/Plytas, Steve/Leech, George/Horsfall, Bernard/Rabin, Lenny/Worth, Brian (I)/Borionko, Yuri/Ronee, Helena/Scoular, Angela/Steppat, Ilse/Back, Ingrid/Chong, Mona/Rigg, Diana/Schell, Catherine/Lumley, Joanna/Maxwell, Lois/Sheridan, Sally/Ege, Julie/North, Virginia/Zaheera/Love, Bessie/Hempel, Anouska/Henriques, Sylvana/Hanley, Jenny +On the Beach (1959)/McGuire, Harp/Brennan, Kevin (I)/Barrett, Jim (I)/Gatliff, Frank/Meikle, Richard/Cook, Norman (II)/Peck, Gregory/Hilton, Collins/Peck, Carey Paul/Ashton, Peter (I)/Maloney, Paul/Eden, Keith/Vernon, Lou/Williams, Peter (II)/Endicott, Lucian/Cason, John L./Finch, Stuart/Royle, John/Doleman, Guy/Gardner, Cyril (II)/Perkins, Anthony/Fitzallen, Paddy/Brown, C. Harding/Taylor, Grant (I)/Meillon, John/Wayne, Ken (I)/Adams, Harvey/Jenkins, Joseph/Vecci, Mario/Crane, Colin (I)/Boyer, Jack (I)/Thomas, Al (I)/McCormick, Joe/Astaire, Fred/Moran, Paddy/Buller-Murphy, Basil/Seals, Jerry Ian/Baumgartner, Ken/Kennedy, Graham (I)/Duggan, Gerry (I)/Peers, Elwyn/Tate, John (I)/Morgan, John (I)/James, Brian (I)/Marshall, Ray (I)/O'Shaughnessy, Peter (I)/Fortt, Ronald/Wills, Hugh/Pauncefort, Rita/Hill, Katherine (II)/Anderson, Donna (I)/Leith, Audine/Brooks, Lola/Gardner, Ava +On the Town (1949)/Phillips, William 'Bill'/Borden, Eugene/Kelly, Gene (I)/Melton, Sid/Dorr, Lester/Dugan, Tom (I)/Williams, Robert (I)/Scannell, Frank J./Alper, Murray/Wessel, Dick/Meader, George/Sinatra, Frank/Hoffman, Bern/Kibbee, Milton/Munshin, Jules/Conried, Hans/Brodie, Don/Raymond, Royal/Hagney, Frank/Haney, Carol/Benaderet, Bea/Garrett, Betty/Holliday, Judy/Pearce, Alice/Carleton, Claire/Vera-Ellen/Bates, Florence/Miller, Ann (I) +On the Waterfront (1954)/O'Dowd, Mike/Blackman, Don (I)/Marsh, Tiger Joe/Delaney, Jere/Heldabrand, John/Bond, Rudy/Malden, Karl/Keegan, Arthur/Galento, Tony/Hingle, Pat/Brando, Marlon/Gwynne, Fred/Erickson, Leif/Steiger, Rod/Balsam, Martin/McNally, Edward/Westerfield, James/Seven, Johnny (I)/Bergin, Dan/Macollum, Barry/Handley, Thomas/Simon, Abe/Henning, Pat/Hamilton, John (I)/Mauriello, Tami/Cobb, Lee J./Gazzo, Michael V./Persoff, Nehemiah/MacGregor, Scottie/Saint, Eva Marie/Hegira, Anne +Once Bitten (1985)/Wills, Terry/Ballatore, Thomas/Linton, Philip/Mauro, Gary/Carrey, Jim/Brascia, Dominick/Little, Cleavon/Lackey, Skip/Schaal, Richard/Elbling, Peter/Vernan, Ron/McRae, Alan/Storm, Anthony (I)/Mauro, Glen/Storm, Casey/Barrows, Dan (I)/Charno, Stuart/Richey, Don/Goodrow, Garry/Brutsman, Joseph/More, Carey/Rescher, Dee Dee/Gold, Kimberlye/Klein, Robin (I)/Bartley, Opelene/Salloum, Kelly/Carrera, Tamara/Scher, Nancy/Zentall, Kate/Urstein, Laura/Carlip, Hillary/Mullally, Megan/Vidal, Maria (II)/Mathias, Anna/Hunter, Nancy (I)/Hutton, Lauren/Silveira, Ruth/Kopins, Karen/Pope, Peggy +Once Upon a Time in America (1984)/Curran, Adrian/Strivelli, Jerry/Foronjy, Richard/Cafiso, Matteo/Tiler, Scott/Hayden, James/Zobel, Richard/Zeely, Jay/Liti, Massimo/Russo, James (I)/Low, Chuck (I)/Brega, Mario (I)/Billa, Salvatore/Farentino, Paul/Debeer, Gerritt/Bloom, Brian/Rapp, Larry/Aiello, Danny/Marzella, Joey/Faye, Joey/Miller, Dutch/Gendel, Mike/Jacobs, Rusty/Harper, Robert (I)/Caserta, Clem/Sisto, Frank/Licata, Marty/Moazezi, Noah/Camp, Nelson/Scott, Marvin (I)/Williams, Treat/Coffey, Scott (I)/Monetti, Mike/Milchan, Arnon/Young, Burt/Forsythe, William (I)/Godfrey, Alexander/Pesci, Joe/Harris, Baxter/Herman, Paul (I)/Freeman, Mort/Bahrenburg, Bruce/Woods, James (I)/Caserta, Frankie/De Niro, Robert/Gio, Frank/Iannone, Bruno/Bright, Richard (I)/Dittrich, Ray/Cudney, Cliff/Murphy, Gerard (I)/Florio, Angelo/McGovern, Elizabeth/Weld, Tuesday/Shallo, Karen/Neville, Ann/Harris, Estelle/Solberg, Sandra/Cronyn, Tandy/Cohen, Julie (I)/Karlatos, Olga/Connelly, Jennifer/Kurtz, Marcia Jean/Fluegel, Darlanne/Ryder, Amy/Leone, Francesca/Ipanema, Linda +Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003)/Couturier, Miguel/Iglesias, Enrique (I)/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Valdes, Tony (II)/Avendaño, José Luis/Carpinteiro, Víctor/Constancio, Steve/Gama, Dagoberto/Larriva, Tito/Hacker, Bernard/Ospina, Ermahn/Dafoe, Willem/Leonardi, Marco/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Gonzalez Grau, Rogelio/Gatica, René/Rourke, Mickey/Torres, Ignacio (II)/Depp, Johnny/Marin, Cheech/Becerril, Jorge/Robinson, Troy/Trejo, Danny/Blades, Rubén/Vigil, Gerardo/Simon, Mario/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Llaguno, Juan Pablo/De Alexandre, Rodolfo/Mendes, Eva/Tijerina, Cecilia/Hayek, Salma/Rojas, Luz María (I)/Torres, Natalia (I)/Vázquez, Carola/Santoyo, Silvia +Once Were Warriors (1994)/Curtis, Cliff/Waa, Royal/Rare, David/Smith, Pete (III)/Mark, Piki/Moana, Guy/Tumahai, Charlie/Wiremu, Johnathan/Oman, Wiki/Kume, Hiraina/Marsh, Charles (II)/Kairau, Marshall/Kerapa, Jason/Kairau, Brian/Tiopira, George/Tuteao, Calvin/Bedgood, Winstone/Whiu, Joseph Te/Mune, Ian/Hall, Stephen (II)/Bishop, Ray/Skipwith, Te Whatanui/Pollock, Robert (I)/Meihana, Richard/Emile, Taungaroa/Williams, Israel/Allen, Donald (I)/Tongalahi, Eddie/Ngauma, Robbie/Cassidy, Jaye/Kem, Spike/Henare, George/Arahanga, Julian/Masters, Sam/Kairau, Joseph/Hona, Mac/Ngaata, Jim/Apiata, Manuel/Robinson, Percy (II)/Grace, Jack/Mason, Chris (I)/Williams, Shannon (I)/Morrison, Temuera/Wilson, Vivienne/Owen, Rena/Perana, Thomasina/Boynton, Mere/Renata, Tama/Rissetto, Arona/Stirling, Edna/Nihoniho, Maru/Morris Jr., Rachael/Wilcox, Jessica (I)/Kerr-Bell, Mamaengaroa/Motu, Rangi/Brown, Riwia/Simpson, Ngawai/Viveaere, Fran +Ondskan (2003)/Trampe, Fredrik af/Blomqvist, Rustan/Hoffsten, Theodor/Nyrenström, Bosse/Zider, Gene/Pålsson, Adam/Bergqvist, Kjell/Salén, Jesper/Danielsson, Richard/Skarsgård, Gustaf/Hollbrink, Christian/Bergman, Mats/Hjulström, Lennart/Roosmann, Magnus/Eggers, Peter/Linnros, Henrik/Backman, Mårten/Rinning, Hans/Flam, Ruben/Lundström, Henrik/Helgesson, Joa/Westergren, Per/Svane, Martin (I)/Dahlander, Gabriel/Kinberg, Åke/Eriksson, Anders (II)/Rabaeus, Johan/Granath, Björn/Friberg, Ulf/Wilson, Andreas/Hertzman, Bengt-Inge/Berg, Filip/Darin, Petter/Rothlin Löfqvist, Christina/Zilliacus, Linda/Patjas, Sanna Mari/Richardson, Marie/Rydnemalm, Therese +One Crazy Summer (1986)/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Gage, Bob/Armstrong, Curtis/Boardman, Robert/Mulhern, Matt/Viveiros, Anthony/Winsett, Jerry/Ruffin, Don/Mohrmann, Al/Little, Rich (I)/Hall, Rich (I)/Blank, Earl/McGoarty, Pat/Blood, John (I)/Wagner, Bruce/Villard, Tom/Hoversten, Bill/Richards, Scott (I)/Doe, Barry/Watson, Donald (II)/Lawrence, Len/Fiore, John/Littlejohn, Gary/Cooke, Jim/Lane, Paul M. (I)/Goldthwait, Bob/Cusack, John/Duncan, Bob (II)/Metcalf, Mark/Matuszak, John/Murray, Joel/Li, Donald/Mankofsky, Isidore/Karas, Barry/Negron, Taylor/Hickey, William (I)/Mingace, Herb/Cuyler, Grenville/Piven, Jeremy/Warren, Linda (III)/Goelz, Kristen/Clements, Donna/Bial, Deborah/Glover, Alberta/Waterbury, Laura/Field, Elizabeth/Drott, Joan/Telegen, Rachel C./Melilli, Lisa/Yahoodik, Jennifer/Bird, Billie/Hope, Sharon (I)/Baer, Cindy/Moore, Demi/Foster, Kimberly (I)/Shaddock, Pamela +One Eight Seven (1997)/Heard, John/Collins Jr., Clifton/Man, Method/Kehler, Jack/Sebastian, Lobo/Brown, Gannon/Philbrick, Jami/Thomas, Leonard L./Tanner, Antwon/Rooney, Jonah/Polizos, Vic/Jackson, Samuel L./Torry, Guy/Navarro, Demetrius/Plana, Tony/Gibson, Donal/Hoffman, Dominic/Costalles, Larry A./Garland, Chase A./Reyes, David (I)/Riehle, Richard/Bogris, Yannis/Young, Raymond (II)/Aguilar, Anthony (I)/Del Mundo, Liza/Velez, Martha/James, Harri/Mercado, Esther (I)/Allen, Sage/Williamson, Kenya D./Rowan, Kelly/Arroyave, Karina/Solomon, Ebony Monique/Sanchez, Joanna/Scott, Kathryn Leigh/Scott, Esther (II) +One False Move (1992)/Billings, Earl/Hunter, Kevin (I)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Tyler, Loren/Ginnaven, Robert/Dabson, Jesse/Norman, Walter/Mahon, John (I)/Reich, Steven (I)/Beach, Michael/York, Curtis/Beamer, Layne/Bailey, Jeff (I)/Brunner, Don (I)/Metzler, Jim/Bailey, J. Robert/Bell, Robert Anthony/Bridges, Jimmy/Rouleau, Duncan/Giordani, Rocky/Stewart, Jackie (I)/Tillman, Leo/Paxton, Bill/Williams, Derrick (II)/Segar, Max/Williams, Cynda/Payne, Deniese/Ortese, Rebecca/Jones, June (I)/Watson-Johnston, Jennifer/Sutton, Phyllis/Combs, Mea/Kirklin, Phyllis/Maudlin, Leslie/Canerday, Natalie/Donovan, Meredith 'Jeta'/Rouleau, Lilli +One Fine Day (1996)/Ralston, Timothy Scott/Avellar, Joe/Duke, Shaun/Jacobs, Gideon/Cahill, Brian (I)/Aliseo, P.J./Grifasi, Joe/Jang, Steven (I)/Baitz, Jon Robin/Massee, Michael/Truro, Victor/Panchansky, Hal/Del Gaudio, Christopher/Winwood, Elijah/Sherman, Larry/Magarian, Andrew/Hamill, Pete/Rabelo, José/Linz, Alex D./Lavin, Harry/Kivel, Barry/Badalucco, Michael/Burrows, Carl/Genet, Michael/Jbara, Gregory/Armus, Sidney/Ahern, Liam (I)/Schall, Thomas (I)/Goehner, Fred/Durning, Charles/Clooney, George/Klein, Robert (I)/Martin, George (II)/Kelly-Buntzen, Rob/Allen, Kirstin/Perce, Julia Ryder/Narai, Kuniko/Taylor, Holland/Anbeh, Susan/Muellerleile, Marianne/Horsford, Anna Maria/Whitman, Mae/Hill, Darla/Peet, Amanda (I)/Greene, Ellen/Ashland, Isabelle/Schram, Bitty/Greenfield, Ashley/Hartmann, Jasmin/Chung, Jullie/Kelley, Sheila (I)/York, Rachel/Kasman, Dale/Lee, Adrian (III)/Wagner, Maggie (I)/Van Dam, Jeanie/Cintrón, Samantha/Argo, Katherine/Pfeiffer, Michelle +One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975)/McCall, Tom (II)/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Kenny, Ken (II)/Brooks, Dean R./Crothers, Scatman/Duell, William/Roth, Philip (II)/Schiavelli, Vincent/Lassick, Sydney/Markland, Ted/Berryman, Michael/Cumbuka, Mwako/Welch, Tin/Brocco, Peter/Dourif, Brad/Sampson, Will/Nicholson, Jack/Elic, Josip/Lambert, Mel/DeVito, Danny/George, Nathan/Shore, James V./Brown, Alonzo (I)/Smith Jr., Delos V./Redfield, William/Zaentz, Saul/Marfield, Dwight/Huston, Anjelica/Small, Mews/Fendors, Lan/Lee, Kay (I)/Moritz, Louisa/Sarkisian, Mimi/Fletcher, Louise +One Hour Photo (2002)/Mackenzie, Peter/Shubert, Jimmy/Forrest, Noah/Boyadjian, Nico/Vartan, Michael/La Salle, Eriq/Comeau, Andy/Mormino, Carmen/Boyadjian, Alec/Clotworthy, Robert/Kim, Paul H./Dixon, Kenneth/Cole, Gary (I)/Katz, Izrel/Searcy, Nick/Gregg, Clark/Borja, Jesse/O'Hagan, Shaun P./Engfer, Dave/Rolfes, Andrew A./Smith, Dylan (III)/Wilderson, Wayne/Williams, Robin (I)/Moreland, David/Rash, Jim/Nielsen, Connie (I)/Daniels, Erin/Garlington, Lee/Corletto, Megan/Wilson, Jeana/Calvert, Marion +One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961)/Frankham, David/McKennon, Dal/Stevens, Bob (III)/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Ruysdael, Basil/Pelling, George/Maga, Mickey/Taylor, Rod (I)/Smith, Max (I)/Lee, Bill (IV)/Worlock, Frederick/Frees, Paul/O'Malley, J. Pat/Conway, Tom (I)/Sorensen, Rickie/Wright, Ben (I)/Wexler, Paul (I)/Hill, Ramsay/Barclay, Don/Owen, Tudor/Marriott, Sylvia/Davis, Lisa (I)/Gibson, Mimi/Bruns, Jeanne/Stanley, Helene/Beaird, Barbara/Bennett, Marjorie/Bauer, Cate/Leonard, Queenie/Abbott, Sandra/Daniels, Lisa (I)/Bliss, Lucille/Wentworth, Martha/Luddy, Barbara/Gerson, Betty Lou/Wickes, Mary +One Night at McCool's (2001)/De Zarn, Tim/Neukirch, Rob/DeSpain, Rosco/Ware, Eric/Carroll, Earl (II)/Douglas, Michael (I)/Slater, Kelly/Reiser, Paul/Brussell, Gary/Kronenberg, David/Rossi, Leo (II)/Dillon, Matt (I)/Satterfield, Michael (I)/Clay, Andrew Dice/Van Gorkum, Harry/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Winsick, Anthony/Kronenberg, Michael/Schaeffer, Eric/Sarabia, Ric/DiCocco III, Paulie/Milo, Rad/Goodman, John (I)/Smith, Mary Jo (I)/McCarthy, Jeanne/Zwart, Veslemøy Ruud/Hunt, Helen (I)/Moore, Helen (I)/Bendewald, Andrea/Tyler, Liv/Martin, Sandy (I)/McEntire, Reba/Artese, Donielle +One Night Stand (1997)/Kaufman, Jeffrey H./Larby, Ahmed Ben/Berkeley, Xander/Drago, Joe (I)/Yamamoto, Robie/Uhler, Ray/Caselnova, Richard/Sands, Julian/Colon, Oscar A./Ward, Vincent (I)/Kopache, Thomas/Raymond, Bill (I)/Paradise, Richard/Lao, Jason/Plummer, Glenn/Wells, Lee (II)/Scott, Joseph John/Hicks, Daniel Hawk/Anderson, Kort/Edwards, Chris (I)/Tester, Hans/Acosta, David/Snipes, Wesley/Figgis, Mike/Paulk, Marcus T./Urquieta, Xavier/Bauer, Chris (I)/Calley, John/Pauldine, Michael/Sandow, Nick/Church, Thomas Haden/White, Freeman/MacLachlan, Kyle/Mitchell, Cleveland (I)/Leitch, Donovan/Ratzenberger, John/Downey Jr., Robert/Skye, Ione/Bhagat, Shetel/Ming-Na/Torell, Johanna/Hseih, Emily/Donohoe, Amanda/Merkin, Michele/Burrows, Saffron/Nicholson, Michelle/Dreyer, Nelle/Hecht, Tiffany/Maldonado, Aixa/Zanchi, Michela/Elder, Stacey/Lee, Adrian (III)/Gaines, Greta/Jonas, Michelle/Trott, Natalie/Escalera, Rachel/Lambton, Anne/Hepburn, Caroline/Barnes, Susan (I)/Hall, Nadira/Marcus, Trula M./Gurwitch, Annabelle/Komarek, Heidi/Cabasa, Lisa Ann/Thorne, Tracy/Jagger, Karis/Brown, Tracey Stockwell/Pite, Crystal/Makinen, Margaret/Brychta, Edita/Van Tassel, Sabrina/Kinski, Nastassja/Smiley, Tava/Nathenson, Zoë +One True Thing (1998)/Lewis, Wilbur/Hedtke, Greg/Pimsler, Paul/Byron, David (I)/McAllister, Jon/Graham, Gerrit/Zimmerman, Peter (I)/Driscoll, Kirk/Graseck, James E./Scaperrotta, Jeffrey/Hutchings, David/Smishkewych, Wolodymyr/Polito, Frank Anthony/Miller, George F./Sterling, Chris (II)/Williams, Saul/Allen, Doug (II)/Deyle, John/Scott, Tom Everett/Morin, Rich/Breen, Patrick/James, Christian (I)/Riddell, Leif/Aronoff, Ethan/Katt, Nicky/Realbuto, Tim/Gamble, Phil/Stollman, Jay (I)/Sechrest, Ric/Schroeder, Paul (I)/Cerveris, Todd (I)/Peabody, Stephen/Hurt, William (I)/Eckhouse, James/Andrews, Benjamin (I)/Spray, Scott/Savino, Barbara/Shay, Michele/Hutchings, Linda/Wright, Mary Catherine/Walsh, Kathryn/Russell, Barbara (I)/Bavan, Yolande/Kain, Amber/Janney, Julie/Stout, Susan/Streep, Meryl/Sims, Mary G./Lewis, Bobo/Piccolo, Gina/Dudley, Catherine/Remy, Ashley/Nicholson, Julianne/Schaaf, Normana/Kurtz, Marcia Jean/Tkacs, Nancy/Hirsh, Hallee/Raines, Rebecca/Alvim, Anna/Burke, Marylouise/Toub, Lauren/Canova, Diana/Egner, Ruth/Shelton, Sloane/Graham, Lauren (I)/Comiskey, Cathy/MacKay, Lizbeth/Palmer, Rosemary/Mulholland, Annette/Melnitsky, Halli/Russell, Joanna Hoty/Zellweger, Renée +One, The (2001)/Schwartz, Scott L./Savant, Doug/Morrison, James (II)/Taylor, B.T./Pierce, Denney/Kerman, Ken/Steinmetz, Richard/Copeland, Kevin Indio/Borchardt, Mark/Birman, Matt/Smallwood, Tucker/Kao, Archie/Blake, Clement/Geer, Darrell/Martin, Karl J./Zimmerman, Ron (I)/Purwin, Alan D./Gage, Edward James/McKernan, Peter/Tran, Thanh T./Morgan, Darin/Southerland, Boots/Gore, Al (I)/Bruno, Dylan/Dunnam, Bill/Samra, Narinder/Norris, Dean/Li, Jet/Rankin, Steve/Stoffer, Joel/Keats, David/Statham, Jason/Lindo, Delroy/Lane Jr., Teddy/Bush, George W./Verdier, Marco/Pinot, Cynthia/Gugino, Carla/McKamy, Kim/Harris, Harriet Sansom +One, Two, Three (1961)/Arnold, Ivan/Bös, Paul/Becker, Klaus (I)/Dornbusch, Siegfrid/Friebel, Otto/Hessenland, Werner/Wolter, Ralf/Schmid, Helmut/Buchsbaum, Max/Buchholz, Horst/von Oertzen, Jaspar/Kiwe, Til/Allen, John (I)/St. John, Howard/Capell, Peter/Hollander, Frederick/Lindt, Karl Ludwig/von Meyerinck, Hubert/Lothar, Hanns/Askin, Leon/Lieffen, Karl/Cagney, James/Chevalier, Jacques (I)/Buttler, Werner/Buttons, Red/Schlüter, Henning/Francis, Arlene/Pulver, Liselotte/Tiffin, Pamela/von Hasse, Abi/Allen, Christine (I)/DeToro, Ingrid/Roth, Rose Renée/Bolton, Loïs +Ong-bak (2003)/Asavabhakhin, Nudhapol/Ferguson, Don (III)/Chouncheun, Udom/Sirimahasan, Chalongsak/Ismalone, David/Chupong, Dan/Kara, Nick/Jaa, Tony/Rodnuch, Sutin/Junmoonree, Somjaj/Markus Schuetz, Erik/Pantanaunkul, Chatthapong/Pongwilai, Suchao/Rodnuch, Sawang/Tanochitsirikul, Woravit/Sirioput, Wannakit/Gunmoontree, Chaiporn/Thepphithak, Chumphorn/Tonapan, Taworn/Wongkamlao, Petchtai/Gaius, Paul/Moonma, Somchai/Ratanakaitkosol, Arirat/Yodkamol, Pumwaree/Tantipidok, Woranard/Yindee, Boonsri/Watcharakhun, Chatewut/Chookanthong, Pornpimol/Kongkawong, Sukanya/Barijindakul, Rungrawee +Only the Lonely (1991)/Donnelly, Jesse J./Le Fevour, Rick/Morris, Marlon A./Fisher, Martin (I)/Candy, John/Podewell, Les/McIntyre, Marvin J./Culkin, Macaulay/Watson Sr., John M./Belushi, James/Sharp, Mahlon/Eichling, James 'Ike'/Deuter, James/O'Shea, Milo/Devereux, Doyle/Quinn, Anthony/Nash, Michael W./Landis, Bernie/Chandler, John Davis/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Greco, Joe (I)/Hamilton, Allen/Culkin, Kieran/Sollenberger, Dick/O'Meara, Timothy/Devereux, Clarke/DeGuide, Tony/Remsen, Bert/Sheedy, Ally/O'Hara, Maureen/Radcliffe, Brittany/McEvoy, Teri/Radcliffe, Porscha/Macat, Sandra +Only You (1994)/Pierattini, Sergio/Loriga, Salvatore/Buhler, Victor/Tracey, Bob/Barra, Gianfranco/Kenney, Gregory Gibson/Scarpa, Renato/Sbragia, Mattia/Applegate, Rick/Downey Jr., Robert/Herron, Buck/Fiorentini, Fiorenzo/Stevens, Fisher/Barandes, Harry/Lombardi, Fausto/Sampson, James/Di Benedetto, Giovanni/Zane, Billy/Field, Marc/Pinza, Ezio/de Almeida, Joaquim/LeFevre, Adam/Hickey, John Benjamin/Romei, Francesco/Dileo Jr., Anthony/Padovan, Claudio/Roberts, K.J./Grover, Sissy/Merlin, Jessica/Hertel, Jessica/Du Maurier, Denise/Pane, Domenica/Martinelli, Sonia/Moglia, Cristina/Urso, Jaclyn/Morrone, Dina/Summers, Shari/Hunt, Bonnie/Lohman, Amanda/Newman, Phyllis (I)/Ferraro, Simona/Fallon, Siobhan/Martin, Mary (I)/Minoff, Tammy/Trello, Gina Maria/Rey, Antonia/Tomei, Marisa/Cupisti, Barbara/Smocer, Bethany +Open Range (2003)/Koetting, Tim/Diablo Del Mar, Diego/Jeter, Michael/Gambon, Michael/Benrubi, Abraham/Bews, Guy/Sanheim, Kurtis/Camilleri, Chad/McDermott, Dean/Schlosser, Greg/Tracey, Ian/Luna, Diego (I)/Coates, Kim/Duvall, Robert (I)/Russo, James (I)/Zahara, Alex/Carey, Tom (III)/MacNeill, Peter (I)/Wilson, Rod (I)/Costner, Kevin/Saunders, Cliff (II)/Morton, Billy (I)/Kohler, Herb/Richings, Julian/Cerkiewicz, Alexis/Stutz, Patricia/Benedict, Patricia/Bening, Annette/Clow, Lorette +Open Water (2003)/Stein, Saul/Charles, John (IX)/Travis, Daniel (II)/Lemme, Steve/Williamson, Michael E./Zenarro, Cristina/Lau, Estelle/Ryan, Blanchard +Operation Petticoat (1959)/Morley, John W./Cassell, Malcolm/Hoy, Robert F./Blair, Nicky (I)/Kinney, William (I)/Curtis, Tony (I)/Jacobson, Glenn (I)/Lontoc, Leon/Frees, Paul/Kim, Joseph (I)/Evans, Gene (I)/Keys, Robert (I)/Lanphier, James/Dexter, Alan/Cummings, Dale/Grant, Cary/Gist, Robert/Tempo, Nino/Stratton, Bob/Crockett, Dick/Callinan, William R./Harflinger II, Fred/Youmans, Robert C./Pastor Jr., Tony/Baylor, Hal/Venezia, Howard/De Sales, Francis/Byers, Bert/Corrado, Tony/Faiivae, Tusi/Dunn, George (I)/Gibson, Bob (IV)/Simon, Robert F./Darro, Frankie/Chace, H. Haile/Bryant, William (I)/MacLeod, Gavin/Scott, Alan (I)/Sargent, Dick/O'Connell, Arthur/Russell, John James/Lung, Clarence/Casell, Gordon/Deadrick Sr., Vince/Ward, Francis L./Gilliland, Larry/Leigh, Nelson/Harvey Jr., Harry/Hanson, Preston/Ingraham, Vi/Gregg, Virginia/Merrill, Dina/Ross, Marion/O'Brien, Joan (I)/Rhue, Madlyn +Opposite of Sex, The (1998)/Phelps-Williams, David/Gibbs, David (II)/Donovan, Martin (II)/Young, Harrison/Demmings, Pancho/Lovett, Lyle/Rose, Terry L./Moore, Richard (VIII)/Eastman, Rodney/Eckert, Todd (I)/Spears, Peter/Sergei, Ivan/Ferguson, Colin/Scott, William Lee/Bucatinsky, Dan/Gaughan, Lawrence/Leopardi, Chauncey/Galecki, Johnny/Ricci, Christina/Bevis, Leslie/Fairfield, Heather/Atkins, Amy/Tocantins, Nicole/Blake, Megan/Lee, Heather (I)/St. Ledger, Margaux/Keever, Kristine/Wahlstrom, Becky/Newman, Emily (I)/Grossman, Leslie/Leslie, Susan (I)/Kudrow, Lisa +Orange County (2002)/Soong, Shawn/Aquino, Michael/Harrison, Bret/Kranz, Fran/Marshall, Garry/Chase, Chevy/Heck, Desmon/Knoll, R.J./Kline, Kevin (I)/Barnett, Luke/Humeid, Sam/Murdock, George (I)/Stiller, Ben/Doty, David/Kenny, Tom (I)/Intiraymi, Manu/Ramis, Harold/Black, Jack (I)/Hanks, Colin/Lithgow, John/Howard, Kyle (I)/Farber, Daniel/Faxon, Nat/White, Mike (I)/García, Orlando (I)/Lee, Dani (II)/Chavarria, Jennifer/Escobar, Elsie/Matsui, Blythe/Azur, Sybil/Shebby, Brianna/Lewis, Melanie (II)/Melnick, Natasha/Fisk, Schuyler/Tomlin, Lily/Keena, Monica/Duran, Micki/Bustos, Grace/Shettler, Joie/Caplan, Lizzy/Hurst, Lillian/Seeger, Jenny/Laflin, Bonnie-Jill/Elmore, Karen/McCoy, Sandra/Rosewood, Olivia/Gains, Beth/Hagan, Sarah (I)/Wilson, Carolyn (I)/Lancaster, Carolina/Bateman, Kimi/Loew, Sarah/Appleyard, Leslie/Breckenridge, Alex/Mann, Leslie/Smith, Sarah Christine/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Pope, Carly/Long, Brooke/Ivey, Dana/Gilliam, Marisa/Adams, Jane (II) +Order, The (2003)/Weller, Peter (I)/Leaf, Richard/Casaburo, Mirko/Greene, James (I)/Odore, Davide/Carucci Viterbi, Emanuele/Bremmer, Richard/Melega, Michele/Bilotta, Bruno/Fürmann, Benno/Levy, Adam (II)/Conwell, Leagh/Toussaint, Steve/Lorimer, Paolo/Basagaluppi, Luigi/Carnelutti, Francesco/Addy, Mark/Karlsen, John/Riche, Clive/Ambrosi, David/Van Damme, Alex/Schwab, John (II)/Ledger, Heath/Laurimore, Jon/Sbragia, Mattia/Lozzi, Fabrizio/Maccà, Cristina/Villa, Paola Emilia/Pastrovich, Barbara/Indrani, Seeta/Sossamon, Shannyn/Costanzo, Alessandra/Celentano, Rosalinda/Lombardi, Giulia +Ordinary Decent Criminal (2000)/Maguire, Tom (II)/Kelly, David (I)/Devlin, Alan/Hayman, David (I)/Malahide, Patrick/Hayes, Michael (IV)/Regan, Vincent/Mullen, Conor/Hayes, Alex/Mullan, Peter/Ronan, Paul/Barnes, Barry (I)/Waltz, Christoph/O'Brien, Hugh B./Murphy, Bill (V)/O'Leary, Jer/Brophy, Anthony/Shankey, Jonathan/Coleman, Tony (III)/Egan, Rory/Fanning, Dave/McSorley, Gerard/Knaup, Herbert/Farrell, Colin (I)/Mullen, Darragh/Dungan, Ross/Oates, Enda/Morrissey, Brendan/McLoughlin, Bronco/Hayden, Leonard/Roe, Paul/Loane, Tim/Gallagher, Joe (II)/Dillane, Stephen/Braiden, Des/Hickey, Paul (I)/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Lee, Gerard/Evans, Conor/Lydon, Gary/Rosenstock, Mario/Pilkington, Sarah/Shaw, Tamzin/O'Driscoll, Mary/Cassin, Anne/Barrett, Sarah/de Blacam, Maeve/O'Neill, Ann/Baxendale, Helen/McLoughlin, Angela/Barrett, Eva/Fiorentino, Linda +Ordinary People (1980)/Baldwin, Adam/Hutton, Timothy/Weiss, Michael T./Billett, Don/Solomon, Ronald/Lehne, Fredric/Lachenauer, Gustave/Shiff, Stuart (I)/Hoffman, Basil/Bederman, Edwin/Stimpson, John (I)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Sikking, James/Hirsch, Steven (I)/Creadon, Michael/Robbins, Randall/Walsh, M. Emmet/De Troit, Randy/Kinney, Douglas/Hirsch, Judd/Dishner, Ken/Clarke, Tim (I)/Whiting, Richard (I)/Coyne, Bobby/Hornish, Rudy/Redeker, Quinn K./Doebler, Scott/DiTomasso, Carl/Preston, Paul (I)/Segal, Paula/Smyth, Lisa (I)/Rockafellow, Marilyn/Costello, Mariclare/Baker, Cynthia (I)/Alderman, Jane/Mundy, Meg/McGovern, Elizabeth/Addington, Constance/Long, Virginia/Hubbard, Elizabeth/Caine, Allison/Burke, Cynthia/Eggert, Ann/Meyers, Estelle/Kinney, Liz/Manoff, Dinah/Wool, Rose/Downey, Clarissa/Moore, Mary Tyler +Orgazmo (1997)/Ward, Donnie/Kaufman, Lloyd/Romero, Peter R./Moore, Joseph (V)/Borkovec, Chris/Mindel, Anthony/Grey, Buff/Sawicki, Stanley G./Klohn, Thom/Comete, James Pierre/Dunn, David (III)/Hardcore, Max/Parker, Trey (I)/Singh, Desi/Jeremy, Ron/Marlo, John/Arsenault, Joseph/Kemler, Andrew (I)/Rose, Jacobus/Schubert, Jeff/Greenfield, Jerald A./Bowman, Jeffrey/Stough, Eric/Northwood, Warren/Merckx, Ken/Hall, Ron (II)/Lansing, Robert (II)/Jacobs, Michael Dean/Jamshid/Lake, Tim (I)/Vaughn, Marcus/Vandegelden, Horrac/Bachar, Dian/McHugh, Jason/Monas, Stephen/Stone, Matt (I)/Johnson, Ben Patrick/Maki, Masao/Alain, Erin/Lain, Chasey (I)/Hill, Melissa (I)/Lake, Christi/Monet, Melissa/Kazuki, Anna/Kumashiro, Yumiko/Raab, Robyn Lynne/Diamond, Ruby/Kelly, Jill (I)/Ardell, Davia/Rapport, Louise/Barocca/Walters, Toddy/Anacker, Kristen/Nikita (II)/Stripper, The Fat Lady/Adamo, Liane/Ashton, Juli/Fine, Jeanna/Timlake, Susan/LaVeaux, Shayla/Lick, Jacklyn/Asami, Mao/Natsuki, Miyu/Fitzpatrick, Cathy/Serenity (I) +Original Sin (2001)/Stavans, Abraham (I)/Jane, Thomas/Makala, Adrian/Reza, Alejandro/Martínez, Mario Iván/Castillo, Patricio/Cudney, Roger/Itzin, Gregory/Torre Laphame, Fernando/Martínez, Daniel (I)/Thompson, Jack (I)/Haven, James (I)/Rojo, Derek/Banderas, Antonio (I)/de Bernal, Farnesio/Kawano, Osami/Bracho, Julio (III)/De Saint Cyr, Guy/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Medina, Roberto (I)/Porter, Harry (I)/Sedgwick, Julian/Belanger, George/Corp, Alejandro/Pringle, Joan/Vega, Shaula/Arellano, Nitzi/Mackie, Allison/Owen, Lisa/Laboriel, Francis/Jolie, Angelina/Richards, Cordelia +Orlando (1992)/Lecomte, Cyril/Willis, Jerome/Somerville, Jimmy/Jones, Toby (I)/Williams, Heathcote/Zane, Billy/Taylor, Giles/Byrne, John (I)/Osborn, Thom/Hoffman, Thom/Bott, John/Crisp, Quentin/Stepanov, Viktor (I)/Watts, Andrew (I)/Pogodin, Oleg/Sim, Matthew/Yiasoumi, George/Hayward, Peter/Wood, John (I)/Sherrin, Ned/Stephens, Toby/Soall, Terence/Coxhill, Lol/Grillo, John (I)/Hammond, Roger/Munro, Hugh (I)/Bluteau, Lothaire/Russell Beale, Simon/Medvedev, Aleksandr/Eyre, Peter (I)/Sutton, Dudley/Wimbush, Martin/Demeger, Robert/Healy, Anna/Hunter, Kathryn/Mair-Thomas, Sara/Hicks, Barbara (I)/MacLeod, Mary/Valandrey, Charlotte/Banham, Elaine/Swinton, Tilda/Lancelot, Olivia/Crowden, Sarah/Swinton, Jessica/Farnworth, Anna +Osama (2003)/Haref Harati, Mohamad/Ghorbandi, Gol Rahman/Nader Khadjeh, Mohamad/Herati, Arif/Nader, Khwaja/Refah, Hamida/Sahar, Zubaida/Golbahari, Marina +Oscar (1991)/Smith, Kurtwood/Spano, Vincent/Bracken, Eddie/Curry, Tim (I)/Howard, Ken (I)/Travolta, Joey/Stallone, Sylvester/Avery, Rick/Goldstine, Danny/Greco, Paul/Vecchio, Sal/LaFleur, Art (I)/Wulff, Kai/Bell, Marshall/Mulholland, Jim/Lesser, Robert/Abrahams, Jim/Grant, Tom (VII)/Palminteri, Chazz/Metcalf, Mark/D'Alto, Louis/Chew Jr., Sam/Mazzotta, Sal/Ameche, Don/Shearer, Harry/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Dante, Joe (I)/Insana, Tino/Romanus, Richard/Munafo, Tony/Foronjy, Richard/Ferrero, Martin/Riegert, Peter/Atherton, William/Gray, Linda (I)/Magaro, Polli/Halstead, Leesa/Tomei, Marisa/Barondes, Elizabeth/Sorkin, Arleen/O'Brien, Joycelyn/De Carlo, Yvonne/Muti, Ornella +Oscar and Lucinda (1997)/Tennant, Nicholas/Winton, Sandy/Hayes, Adam (I)/Rodgers, Steve (V)/Whitford, Peter/Newman, Sam (II)/Roxburgh, Richard/Rush, Geoffrey/Karntawara, Wallengari/Monk, Damian/Campbell, Stuart (I)/Page, David (VII)/Blanchard, Ron/Koreshoff, Treffyn/Davis, Andrew (I)/Manon, Christian/Dodd, Philip/Gilbert, Andrew S./Otto, Barry (I)/Brown, Bille/Kaye, Norman (I)/Andrews, Patrick (II)/Morrell, Geoff (I)/Gordon, Roy (II)/Russell, Clive/Fiennes, Ralph/Williams, Tony (IV)/King, Dacre/Clarke, Basil/Shillingsworth, Paul/Segal, Greg (I)/Denny, Mark/Soh, Heng/MacAllan, Ray/Blackwell, Patrick/Fordham, Nicholas/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Dayman, Les/Hedge, Douglas/Lillis, Andre/Hinds, Ciarán/Menzies, Robert (I)/Tingey, James/Markwood, Jonathan/Huang, Casey/Potter, Matt/Hall, Wing/Duggan, Michael (IV)/Rogers, Paul (I)/Taylor, Colin (I)/Walker, Kevin (IV)/Kay, Barnaby/Laurie, Brett/Barton, Will (I)/Saunders, Tobias/Haywood, Chris (I)/Press, Fiona/Curran, Lynette/Pleffer, Billie/McDonnell, Leverne/Doake, Michelle/Jones, Gillian (I)/Hillas, Kim/Melenhorst, Taleah/Bassett, Linda (I)/Moore, Andrea (I)/Borgo, Marianne/Hughes, Elaine (II)/Kris, Elma/Kavanagh, Mary/Gibbs, Matyelok/Blanchett, Cate/Bell, Lucy (I)/Byrnes, Josephine/Ritter, Sonia/Doherty Gillin, Sierra/Harvey, Catherine/MacTavish, Elspeth/McMillan, Babs/Vickery, Karen/Farr, Judi/Foye, Janet/Knight, Lucy (I)/Cheshire, Polly/Seydouk, Vanessa/Pleffer, Louella +Osmosis Jones (2001)/Bones, Jimmie/Adams, Jonathan (II)/Britten, John/Sparber, Herschel/Jordan, Kelsey/Heres, Jamie/O'Connor, Grady/Phillips, Chris (I)/Wisdom, Robert/Heres, Jimmy/Munson, Camden/Wentzell, Morgan/Shatner, William/Stein, Ben (I)/Susskind, Steve/Urann, Ben/Gildea, Sean/Silva, Dick/Rubin, Dick/Fishburne, Laurence/Wade, Bill (I)/Bartholomew Jr., Sydney J./Kouri, George/Kimbro, Art/Cleary, Bo/Rock, Chris (I)/Christie, Paul (I)/O'Brien, Bob (IV)/Murphy, Joe (II)/Melendez, 'Stuttering' John/Murray, Bill (I)/Frierson, Eddie/Barbieri, Tommy/Kid Rock/Olson, Kenny/Flynn, Kevin J./Uncle Kracker/Beachene, Tom/Murphy, Danny (I)/Fargas, Antonio/Mann, Danny (I)/Krause, Jason/Mercado, Héctor/Docky/Hyde Pierce, David/Silver, Joel (I)/Dunn, Will/Beauchene, Bill/Penn, Zak/Hyman, Marc/Horvitz, Richard Steven/Pape, Paul/Fennessy, Bob/C., Joe/Peter, Jesse/Tuerpe, Paul/Alazraqui, Carlos/McIntyre, Bruce/Carven, Michael/Dunn, Buzz/Howard, Ron (I)/Rodrigo, Al/Fullilove, Donald/Mone, Brian/Jordan, Thomas/Stone, Doug (I)/Fitzgerald, Sean (I)/Barth, Eddie/Bumpass, Rodger/Jordan, John-Eliot/Hutton, Rif/Fogarty, Shawn/Anthony, Keith (I)/Flynn, Jackie/Gesner, Zen/Elliott, Chris (I)/McCullough, Jack (I)/Kacmar, Christina/Kacmar, Allison/Eulinberg, Stefanie/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Britten, Katie/Shannon, Molly/Kasner, Rachael/Wentzell, Jacqueline/Vuilleumier, Chandler/Norwood, Brandy/Brathwaite, Nicole/Kurtz, Joyce/Malone, Marlene/Urichuck, Megan/Urichuck, Cortney/Farrelly, Kathy/Foy, Maryjane/Gregory, Shannon (I)/Gonneau, Jackie/Dillon, Wendy/Byers, Anna/Wege, Kathy/Marsh, Mandy (II)/Redding, Lynne/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Jordan, Beth/Meyer, Ruth/Costa, Grace/Wheeler, Jillian/Hetzel, Heidi/Flynn, Kena/Johnson, Erica (I)/Guiggey, Patricia/Brooks, Sally Ann/Franklin, Elena/Ostiguy, Mattie/O'Day, Emily/McGowan, Mickie/O'Connor, Barbara/Byers, Nancy (II)/Dardaris, Janis/Dunn, Laura (II)/Frick, Kathryn/Barbieri, Allison/Tombazian, Keri/Pasekoff, Marilyn/O'Donnell, Colleen/Forand, Krista-Jean/O'Donnell, Diana/Suhay, Amy/Nicewicz, Jillian/Nicewicz, Jo Ann/Dunphy, Catherine/Conrad, Judy/Cabral, Brianna/Conrad, Diane/Flynn, Nicki Tyler/O'Brien, Maura/Jordan, Elizabeth (II) +Othello (1995)/Parker, Nathaniel/Farrell, Nicholas/Savident, John/Fishburne, Laurence/Sheen, Michael/Oumansky, André/Branagh, Kenneth/Vaneck, Pierre/Locke, Philip/Maloney, Michael (I)/Ferzetti, Gabriele/Jacob, Irène/Ové, Indra/Patrick, Anna +Other People's Money (1991)/White, Steve (I)/Hayenga, Jeff/Evers, Brian/De Acutis, William/Call, R.D./Kidney, Ric/Cerullo, Al/Perlman, Philip/Grosswendt, Patrick James/DeVito, Danny/Brown, Barnet/Kensei, Ken/Pinter, Mark/Kobrinsky, Raul/Wells, David (I)/Chapman, Richard Arlen/Devlin, Leslie/Hayes, Kevin Christy/Laskin, Michael/Lane Jr., Wallace G./Oishi, Shirô/Johnson, Cullen O./Asai, Woodrow W./Robinson, Max (I)/Lord, Kevin (I)/Pearson, Glenn K./Coyne, Paul (II)/Brocco, Peter/Peck, Gregory/Jones, Dean (I)/Aldredge, Tom/Church, William 'Skip'/Malone, Dennis J./Roberts, Denise Lynne/MacCormack, Cam/Kenzle, Leila/Gaynor, Tessa/Najimy, Kathy/White, Stephanie/Hedahl, Mary/Laurie, Piper/Omi, Nancy/Piche, Kathleen/Lewis, Marianne/Kasman, Dale/Miller, Penelope Ann/Henritze, Bette/Gaffney, Mo/Smith, Janet M./DeBriae, Mary A./Moore, Sandy (I) +Other Sister, The (1999)/Goulet, Gregg/Kent, Allan/Stahl, Richard/Farid, Zaid/Flanigan, Joe/Linder, Benjamin/Miller, Harvey (I)/Lipinsky, Steve/Cottle, Jason (I)/Hart, Ryan/Ketchum, David/Ferrell, Bill/Daniel, Steven/Emery, James (I)/Guardino, Charles/Skerritt, Tom/Braverman, Marvin/Creaghan, Dennis/Blackehart, Stephen/Richwood, Patrick/Markowitz, Bud/Hines, Tom (I)/Blaetz, Pierson/Campanella, Frank (I)/MacDonald, Colin (IV)/Malina, Robert/Andrews, Giuseppe/Ross, Joe (I)/Redrow, Phil/Hawn, Phil/Egan, Scott/Meskimen, Jim/Moloney, Steve/Elizondo, Hector/Ribisi, Giovanni/Sterns, David/Wall, Jake Wade/Bruner, Bob/Russell, Anthony (I)/Miller, Gerald (I)/Restivo, Steve/Marshall, Barbara (I)/Thorson, Linda/Paris, Julie/Wilcox, Shannon/Hawkins, Sunny/D'Arista, Laura/McCloskey, Brighton/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Smith, Adrienne (I)/Johnson, Jodi (II)/Garrett, Brooke/Appleby, Shiri/Magrath, Monette/Wiseman, Debra/Engel, Connie/Warren, Jennifer Leigh/Metzger, Mary Lou/Yvonne, Alma/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Montgomery, Poppy/Hunter, Julia (I)/Lee, Jeanette/Dobson, Mariah/Keaton, Diane/Rowell, Cassie/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Jahn, Norma Jean/Rosenthal, Joy/Gage, Ali/Krull, Kendra/Hawkins, Linda (II)/Kay, Lesli/Paulson, Sarah/Alexander-Willis, Hope/McGoohan, Catherine/Byrne, Jenna/Bingham, Gretchen/Ramsey, Natalie/Merrill, Dina/Kissner, Stephanie/Mills, Juliet +Others, The (2001)/Sykes, Eric/Eccleston, Christopher/Reid, Gordon/Grilo, Aldo/López, Ricardo (I)/Allen, Keith (I)/Bentley, James (I)/Vince, Alexander/Kidman, Nicole/Mann, Alakina/Asherson, Renée/Cassidy, Elaine/Flanagan, Fionnula/Fairley, Michelle +Ours, L' (1988)/Wallace, Jack (I)/Lacombe, André/Bear, Youk the/Bear, Bart the (I)/Karyo, Tchéky +Out Cold (2001)/Majors, Lee (I)/Tahara, Rio/Johnson, Sean (V)/Walsh, Devun/Topol, Adam/Kelly, Brett (I)/Irizawa, Art/Galifianakis, Zach/Lennon, Thomas (III)/Stryker, Ted/Koechner, David/Heindl, Scott/Donner, Richard/Arquette, Lewis/Roberts, Wren/Mayes, Lee R./Harrington, Adam (I)/Hamilton, Derek/Kawasaki, Peter/Richards, Todd (I)/Denman, David/Boyce, Rob 'Sluggo'/Johnson, Jack (I)/Alexander, Flex/London, Jason/Podlewski, Merlo/Hagge, Danny/Lehn, Javas/Garson, Willie/Kahan, Steve/Saunders, Kendall/Cook, A.J./Caruk, Lisa Marie/Mondey, Fawnia/Glabus, Alexis/Dhavernas, Caroline/Eglington, Holly/Sowerby, Jane/Munroe, Odessa/Lanza, Delicia/Caux, Christine/Karas, Irene/Wu, Janette/Baldwin, Amy (I)/Robertson, Karen (I)/Amos, Nicole/Silvstedt, Victoria/Dakides, Tara/Hutton, Rheta +Out for Justice (1991)/Eglowitz, Danny/Hurst, Sonny/Forsythe, William (I)/Deacy, Ed/Pecina, Michael/Bialor, Alan/Brumbelow, Ron/Capone, Vince/Wayne, Perry/Cruz, Raymond/Toles-Bey, John/Korn, Edward/Guardino, Charles/Orbach, Jerry/Duffy, Thomas F./Nasso Jr., Julius/Spataro, Joe (I)/Acovone, Jay/Taylor, Steve (I)/Leguizamo, John/Nasso, Vincent/Cucci Jr., Vincent/Fagella Sr., Frank/DeSando, Anthony/Fagella Jr., Frank/Bongiorno, Benedetto/Mignano, Salvatore Sonnie/Mignano, Philip Rusty/Vallejo, George/Vecchio, Jack/Maccone, Ronald/Ciarfalio, Carl/Corello, Nick/Basulto, David/Zito, Sonny/Senger, John/Bonanno, Salvatore/Dimitri, Nick/Alvarado, Jerome/Clauri, Jerry/Richards, Sal/Cipolla, Jack/Russo, Gianni (I)/Romano, Larry/Pinkard, Craig/Strivelli, Jerry/Chianese, Dominic/Lala, Joe/LaSardo, Robert/Tomassetti, Sal Serafino/Inosanto, Dan/Seagal, Steven/Gil, Jorge (I)/Daniel, Chic/Hernandez, Sandy/Solis, Christina/Mitchell, Shareen/Gussendanner, Willie Anne/Cameron (I)/Whirry, Shannon/Margulies, Julianna/Peterson, Diane/Strain, Julie/Ashley, Erin/Champa, Jo/Alaouie, Afifi/Lockwood, Vera/Massey, Athena/Gershon, Gina/Allison, Sandy (I)/Todd, Marie/Spadafino, Meadow/Levy, Zoe Jess +Out of Africa (1985)/Crowden, Graham/Bowens, Malick/Kitchen, Michael (I)/Umar, Mohammed (I)/Gough, Michael (I)/Brandauer, Klaus Maria/Pearson, Keith/Seda, Job/Mason, Kenneth (I)/Phillips, Leslie/Sunado, Abdulla/Jellinek, Tristram/Kinyanjui, Stephen/Thiaka, Joseph/Strong, Peter (I)/Rimmer, Shane/Redford, Robert (I)/Bugara, Mike/McCann, Donal/Young, Benny/Trzebinski, Sbish/Qureshi, Allaudin/Boyd, Niven/Grimes, Stephen B./Kempson, Rachel/Gross, Muriel/Iman (I)/Streep, Meryl/Parkin, Amanda/Maule, Annabel/Palmer, Ann (II)/Hamilton, Suzanna +Out of Rosenheim (1987)/Apesanahkwat/Daneri, Mark/Davis, Gary Lee/Jarvis, Ronald Lee/Palance, Jack/Aguilar, George/Young, Ray (I)/Stadlbauer, Hans/Flagg, Darron/Campbell, G. Smokey/Craig, Alan S./Sägebrecht, Marianne/Calhoun, Monica/Pounder, CCH/Kaufmann, Christine +Out of Sight (1998)/Castleberry, Chuck/Suárez, Manny/Horn, Stephen M./Hudson, Keith (I)/Black, James (II)/Meadows, Douglas/Loneker, Keith/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Rhames, Ving/Clooney, George/Daniel, Chic/Washington, Isaiah (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Perlman, Philip/Martin, Brad (I)/Cheadle, Don/Hess, Joe/Quinn, Al (I)/Malone, Mike (II)/Belle, Jimmie/Gerzevitz, Mike/Coyle, Joe (I)/Alpert, Gregory/Chrest, Joe/Zahn, Steve/Brown, Mark (II)/Robinson, Jim (I)/Soileau, Paul/Pére, Wayne/Harris Jr., Wendell B./Brooks, Albert (I)/Farina, Dennis/Keaton, Michael/Michaels, Rick (I)/Allen, Scott (II)/Calderon, Paul/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Frenzel, Donna/Davis, Viola (I)/Sawyer, Connie (I)/Dorogi, Jennifer/Keener, Catherine/Monroe, Betsy/Allen, Nancy (I)/Ives, Sandra/Tew, Dee/Hatfield, Susan +Out of the Past (1947)/Bly, Wesley/Moore, Dickie/Valentine, Paul (I)/Webb, Richard (I)/París, Manuel/Warren, Sam/Peterson, Caleb/Portugal, Jose/Blanco, Eumenio/Hayden, Harry/López, Primo/Kellogg, John (I)/Escobar, Jess/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Morris, Philip (I)/Romito, Victor/Twitchell, Archie/Brill, Hubert/Blake, Oliver/Bush, James (I)/Lally, Mike (I)/Dickenson, Homer/Wallace, Bill (I)/Mitchum, Robert/Collins, Ted (III)/Scott, Wallace/Regan, Charles (I)/Van Vleck, William/Elson, Lee/Benedict, Brooks/Wilcox, Frank/Niles, Ken/Brodie, Steve (I)/Roux, Tony/Huston, Virginia/Fleming, Rhonda/Gleason, Adda/Boyd, Mildred/Harris, Theresa/Field, Mary (I)/Greer, Jane +Out of Time (2003 I)/Hillmann, Tom/Duke, O.L./Buckner, Parris/Jones, Veryl/Ware, Tim/Billingsley, John (II)/Baker, Robert (II)/Brown Jr., Neil/Michaels, Rick (I)/Raulerson, Steve/Hissom, Eric/Negron, David J./Amatrudo, Ed/Washington, Denzel/Madoff, Ron/Xavier, Mario/Cain, Dean/Loughlin, Terry/Quinn, Al (I)/Corone, Antoni/Pniewski, Mike/Carter, Alex (I)/Murtaugh, James/Healy, Dottie/Garcia, Sharlene/Ford, Deborah Smith/Beaton, Jesse/McNeil, Natalie/Dunn, Nora/Ash, Arian Waring/Mendes, Eva/Sheffield, Peggy/Brooks, Evelyn/Garcia, Elena Maria/Lathan, Sanaa/Binkley, Sandra/Grant, Suzanne +Out-of-Towners, The (1999)/Arone, James/Giuliani, Rudolph W./McKinney, Mark (I)/Johnson, Philip E./Grifasi, Joe/Bates, Jerome Preston/Duva, Christopher/Martin, Steve (I)/Napier, French/Maher, Joseph/Duell, William/Durang, Christopher/Sabella, Ernie/Dell, Charlie (I)/Bumstead, J.P./Francis, Alan (III)/McGee, Jack (I)/Jbara, Gregory/McKinney, Chris (I)/Fisher, L.B./Cleese, John/Mostel, Josh/Serra, Jack/Hudson, Oliver (I)/Mittleman, Steve/Bean, Steve/Rubin, John Gould/Willis, Jack (I)/Cunningham, T. Scott/Peluso, Michael J./Arney, Randall/Elsen, John/French, Arthur/Pizzarelli, John/Parker, Daniel (I)/Farrell, Tom Riis/Riddick, Jacinto Taras/Hawn, Phil/Mannix, Peggy/Lapidus, Janna/Klein, Dani/Cosenza, Cheryl/Cauffiel, Jessica/Bloch, Scotty/Testa, Mary/Palmer, Alyson (I)/Nixon, Cynthia/Ziff, Elizabeth/Perri, Valerie/Ziff, Amy/Burke, Carlease (I)/Siegfried, Mandy/Baker, Jordan (I)/Gaffney, Mo/McCashin, Constance/Hawn, Goldie/Haney, Anne/Harrison, Babo/Thompson, Jenn/Birt, Monica/Cheng, Diane/White, Karen (II) +Outbreak (1995)/Kyle, Jack/Michaels, Gordon/Walsh, J.T./Hoffman, Dustin/Kim, Johnny/Phillips, Davi Lee/Dempsey, Patrick (I)/Hebron, Douglas/Rigamonte, Robert/Williams, Moses/Bowens, Malick/Forrest, Donald (II)/Pitts, Cary J./Miller, Ralph (I)/Sottile, Michael/Antonio, Jim/Rader, Jack/Pappone, Nicholas/Brown, Mark (II)/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Saks, Matthew/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Jefferson Jr., Herb/Rositani, Frank/Nguku, Eric Mungai/Beechner, Ed/Latimore, Joseph/Bachmann, Conrad/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Owens, Albert/Frost, Brad/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Boesen, Kurt/Isacson, Bruce/Silverbrand, David/Jarchow, Bruce/Chodos, Daniel (I)/Reddy, Brian/Mokae, Zakes/Tsui, Roland/Frazee, Tim/Dudley, Lucas/Dye, Dale/Sterling, Maury/Lotterman, Beau/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Robinson, C. Jack/Beuth, Robert Alan/Barbee, Buzz/Looney, Peter/Joseph, Robert Alan/Butler, Keith (I)/Oliver, Brett/Lee, Jae Woo/Ransom, Tim (I)/Martinez, Benito (I)/Fasmer, Per Didrik/Crawford, Thomas (I)/Emanuel, Michael/Marshall, Nickolas H./Stevenson, Bill (I)/Christy, George/Kerwin, Lance/Handy, Philip/Hayward III, Leland/Hennessy, Marcus/Hine, Larry/Rappazzo, Carmela/Odom, Traci/Place, Patricia/Romeo, Ina/Byrne, Jenna/Bellamy, Diana/Brandt, Marilyn/Pierce, Julie (I)/Overbey, Kellie/Doyka, Mimi/Velarde, Teresa/Joyner, Michelle/Keough, Kara/Harrison, Cynthia (I)/Russo, Rene/Menza, Gina/Hoffman, Susan Lee/Miller, Michelle M./Jenkins, Jane (I)/Andersen, Dana (I)/Araskog, Julie +Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism (2004)/Jennings, Peter (I)/O'Reilly, Bill (I)/Kerry, John (III)/Westin, Av/Rather, Dan/Cohen, Jeff (III)/Doocy, Steve (I)/Glick, Jeremy/Smith, Shepard/Hume, Brit/Cheek, Douglas/Brokaw, Tom/Hannity, Sean/Carlin, George/Cheney, Dick/Kennedy, Ted (I)/Clarke, Richard (XII)/Gingrich, Newt/Thomas, Cal (I)/Alterman, Eric (I)/Rivera, Geraldo/Sheen, Martin/Cavuto, Neil/Colmes, Alan/Belafonte, Harry/Kilmeade, Brian/Murdoch, Rupert/Reagan, Ronald (I)/Cameron, Carl/Cronkite, Walter/Franken, Al/Stewart, Jon/Ailes, Roger/Brock, David (II)/Bush, George W./Estrich, Susan/Amanpour, Christiane/Van Susteren, Greta/Vester, Linda (I)/Dhue, Laurie (I)/Rice, Condoleezza +Outland (1981)/Berwick, James/Robinson, Doug (I)/Chancer, Norman/Sikking, James/Boyle, Marc (I)/Milligan, Stuart/Berkoff, Steven/Johnston, Philip/Bourton, Rayner/Morgan, Norri/Lipinski, Eugene/Ratzenberger, John/Hammatt, Richard/Peters, Clarke/Olsen, Gary/Moriarty, P.H./Hughes, Brendan (I)/Redwood, Manning/Cannon, John (X)/Travis, Ron/Boyle, Peter (I)/Williams, Chris (V)/Connery, Sean/Galili, Hal/Bailey, Bill (II)/Barnes, Nicholas (I)/MacInnes, Angus/Markham, Kika/Domingo, Anni/Rockas, Angelique/Alderson, Jude/Duce, Sharon/Starr, Pat (I)/Sternhagen, Frances/Francoise, Nina/Depyer, Julia/Lucas, Isabelle +Outlaw Josey Wales, The (1976)/Vernon, John (I)/Mitchum, John/Chandler, John Davis/Wooley, Sheb/Tanner, Clay/O'Connell, William (I)/Dano, Royal/Schofield, Frank/Lesser, Len/Parfrey, Woodrow/Green, Danny (IV)/Bottoms, Sam/Eastwood, Clint/Verros, John/Holland, Erik/McKinney, Bill/Clark, Matt (I)/Eastwood, Kyle/Fischer, Bruce M./Tyner, Charles/George, Chief Dan/Lowe, Tom Roy/Sampson, Will/Quade, John/Hoy, Robert F./McGrath, Doug/Kartalian, Buck/Farnsworth, Richard/Russell, John (I)/Keams, Geraldine/Holmes, Madeleine Taylor/Locke, Sondra/Hamblin, Faye/Jameson, Joyce/Trueman, Paula/Wellman, Cissy +Outside Providence (1999)/Paolino, T.J./Vaillancourt, David/Gildea, Sean/Meier, Seth William (I)/Ricci, Max/Brandis, Jonathan/Gilmore, Kevin/Kolinsky, Jason/Jordan, Robert W./Cicco, Johnny/Mann, Gabriel (I)/Cooper, Harry (V)/Gallacher, Andrew (II)/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Turano, Robert/Crowe, Timothy/Cerrone, Steve/Cerrone, Mike/Ferver, Jack/Radochia, Stephen/Hall, Pooch/Leach, Jesse/Albero, Gus/Cardi, Nicholas/Toma, Alex/LaVorgna, Adam/Gore, Nigel/Landi, Jimmy/Bone, Tommy/Pepi, Ryan/Sablone, Michael/Mequella, Vincent/Moore, Joshua (I)/Tomlinson, Michael (I)/Baldwin, Alec/Pepi, Kyle/Sheredy, Bernie/Gere, David/Brown, Eric (I)/Jewett, Christopher/Martin, George (II)/Rabideau, Scott/O'Hern, Johnny/Wendt, George (I)/Tanaka, Alex/Hatosy, Shawn/O'Connell, Mark (I)/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Aramini, Rebekah/Lohman, Kate/Sehayek, Galeit/Smart, Amy/Langdon, Libby/Van Nostrand, Amy/Billington, Sarah/Shorten, Kristen/Lavigne, Samantha +Outsiders, The (1983)/Waits, Tom/Walkinshaw, Hugh/Lowe, Rob (I)/Sartain, Gailard/Swayze, Patrick/Meier, John/Estevez, Emilio/Dillon, Matt (I)/Withrow, Glenn/Hillmann, Tom/Cruise, Tom/Suhart, Daniel R./Dalton, Darren/Jackson, Ed (I)/Beesley, Brent/Smith, William (I)/Howell, C. Thomas/Garrett, Leif/Macchio, Ralph/Lane, Diane (I)/Nystedt, Linda/Meyrink, Michelle/Coppola, Sofia/Hinton, S.E./Hunt, Teresa Wilkerson/Langenkamp, Heather +Over the Hedge (2006)/Yazbeck, Sean/Church, Thomas Haden/Bienstock, Lee/Shandling, Garry/Djalili, Omid/Guest, Nicholas/Carell, Steve/Nolte, Nick/Hiller, David (IV)/Orr, Jordan/Pomeroy, Geoffrey/Willis, Bruce/Butcher, Paul/Kesse, Kejon/McCrary, Joel (I)/Baily, Kirk/Alterman, Steve/Shatner, William/Kirkpatrick, Sami/Levy, Eugene/Baumel, Shane/Stepanek, Brian/Spann, Greyson/Pauwels, Jérôme/Bishop, Sean (III)/Tubert, Marcelo/Wilson, Debra (I)/Winter, Ariel/Kwon, Boa/Holt, Talula/Lander, Erin (II)/Ruff, Michelle/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Holt, Sandy (I)/Struebing, April/Elias, Jeannie/Lavigne, Avril/Sykes, Wanda/Davenport, Madison/Di Cicco, Jessica/Randol, Zoe/Janney, Allison/Hoffman, Bridget/Flower, Jessie +Over the Top (1987)/Graf, Allan/Mickens II, Marion/Stallone, Sylvester/Zumwalt, Rick/Rogers, Bob (II)/Levine, Richard (II)/Funk, Terry/St. Phillip, Ross/Patton, Dave (I)/Kiel, Joe/Van Gorder, David/Burns, Terry (I)/Giachetti, Richie/Mendenhall, David/Capri, Danny/Howell, Norman/Mitchell, Seth/Pierson, Rex/Schwarz, Magic/Beattie, Bob (I)/Eazor, Bob/Keegan, Jimmy/Rondell Jr., Ronnie/McCarty, Chris/Buck, William (II)/Braendel, Gregory/Wright, Jack (II)/Shana, James H./Benson, Dale/Patton, Joshua Lee/Loggia, Robert/Munafo, Tony/Monte, Paul Dion/Rhodes, Andrew (III)/Smith, Sly/Way, Bruce/Mendenhall, James/Wilborn, Charles M./Scarber, Sam/Raney, Randy/Smith, Derek A./Braden, John (I)/Casella, Paolo/Levitt, Ed (II)/Abston, Dean/Fox, Michael (I)/Blakely, Susan/Lambert, Alexa/Gerrish, Flo/Bennett, Reggie/Sahnger, Kelly/Blake, Stephanie/Dursey, Rose +Overboard (1987)/Walker, Steven (I)/Wright, Tom (IV)/Marshall, Scott (I)/Campanella, Frank (I)/Marshall, Garry/Russell, Bing/McDowall, Roddy/Herrmann, Edward/Meadows, Robert (I)/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Syphers, Keith/McDowell III, John/Wild, Jamie/Wright, Tim (I)/Braverman, Marvin/Thompson, Don (I)/Stahl, Richard/Combs, Ray (I)/Elizondo, Hector/Juarbe, Israel/Russell, Kurt (I)/Wiseman, Jeffrey/Miller, Henry Alan/Goldman, Robert (I)/Tinder, Paul/Cree, Ed/Price, Brian (I)/Rushton, Jared/Buxton, Frank/Hagerty, Michael G./Applebaum, Bill/Fabian, Laura/Hess, Doris/Stewart, Liz (I)/Paris, Julie/Ross, Lisa Beth/Williard, Carol/Grant, Erin/Helmond, Katherine/Crosby, Lucinda/Hunter, Lisa (I)/Richwood, Blair/Lyden, Mona/Hawn, Goldie +Owning Mahowny (2003)/Moore, Frank (I)/Munch, Tony/Cumyn, Steve/Katz, Judah/Nahrgang, Mike 'Nug'/Hurt, John/Aldridge, Jim/Caruana, Michael/Dunn, Conrad/Wickware, Scott/MacFadzean, Matthew/Ferguson, Matthew (I)/Craig, Philip (I)/Dunn, Roger (I)/Durven, Carson/Stellisano, Tony/Blicker, Jason/Fink, Eric/Chaykin, Maury/Rox, Robbie/Garcia, Nicco Lorenzo/McGrath, James (III)/Joyette, Demetrius/Hubbard, Paul/Scoren, Joseph/Tracey, Ian/Pedari, Angelo/Karon, Marvin/Yuen, Russell/Masciulli, Claudio/Collins, David (III)/Brennan, Gary (I)/Skog, Troy/Knight, Keith (II)/Mirkovic, Dennis/Collins, K.C./Schneiderman, Daniel/Pingue, Joe/Coles, Stan/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Tait, Michael (I)/Ludzik, Ted/Corazza, Vince/Poch-Goldin, Alex/McGuire, Darren/Eisen, Lorn/Zidel, Bob/Giornofelice, Lina/Burnett, Tannis/Hilliard, Sherry/Anderson, Carol (I)/Henley, Tanya/Kang, M.J./Brown, Brona/Smith, Makyla/Robinson, Karen (I)/Smits, Sonja/Albero, Carmela/Embden, Judi/Driver, Minnie/Billard, Lani/Goranson, Linda/Theriault, Janine +Ox-Bow Incident, The (1943)/Rich, Dick/House, Don (I)/McGrath, Frank (I)/Meeker, George (I)/Cooper, Tex/Anderson, C.E./Quinn, Anthony/Benedict, William 'Billy'/Andrews, Dana/Sharp, Clint/Whipper, Leigh/Plues, George/Driscoll, Tex/Bell, Hank/Davenport, Harry (I)/Dillon, Forrest/Watson, Ben (I)/Burns, Paul E./Eythe, William/Morgan, Harry/Ford, Francis/Robbins, Walt/Chandler, George (I)/Robertson, Willard/Andrews, Stanley (I)/London, Tom/Dods, Larry/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Martin, Chris-Pin/Hatton, Rondo/Orth, Frank/Kilian, Victor (I)/Hurst, Paul (I)/Fonda, Henry/North, Ted/Lloyd, George (I)/Conroy, Frank (I)/Briggs, Matt (I)/Dix, Dan/Richard, Ed (I)/Darwell, Jane/Sessions, Almira/Hughes, Mary Beth/Hamilton, Margaret +Pacific Heights (1990)/Boyd, Guy/Bercovici, Luca (I)/Mako (I)/Kovacs, Danny/Modine, Matthew/Parker, Michael (X)/Moffett, D.W./Ekins, Bud/Greer, Dabbs/Lumbly, Carl/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/MacDonald, Daniel (I)/Wilson, David Lloyd/Keaton, Michael/Hanis, Ray/Isler, Seth/Anzell, Hy/Simotes, Tony/Rutherford, Nicholas/Masamune, Tohoru/Hedaya, Dan/Oropeza, Luis/Schlesinger, John (I)/Pulice, Tim/Hardin, Jerry/Harewood, Dorian/Bumstead, J.P./Freeman, Scott (I)/Takeshita, Wat/Landon Jr., Hal/Staley, James/Wynands, Danny/DiElsi, Frank/Hodson, Ed/Bearde, Roger/Walter, Tracey/Diaz, John (I)/Paterson, William/Nolan, Tom (I)/Parker, F. William/Flint, Matthew/Maruoka, Frank/Margolyes, Miriam/McCarthy, Sheila (I)/Savalas, Christabel/D'Angelo, Beverly/Griffith, Melanie/McCarthy, Nobu/Austin, Linda (I)/Fischer, Takayo/Barden, Alice/Sundstrom, Florence/Tyson, Barbara/Anderson, Aida/Davidson, Maggy Myers/Tagnani, Edna/Evangelisti, Noel/Metcalf, Laurie/Jones, O-Lan/Hedren, Tippi +Pacifier, The (2005)/Morales, Valentino/Potter, Chris (I)/Georgas, Steven/Purdy, Matt/Yeretch, Robert/Courtley, Cade/Laurin, Christian/Sutcliffe, Dan/Parker, Curtis/Antonacci, Gabriel/Thomas, Robert (III)/Thompson, Scott (I)/Howard, Seth/Vink, Bo/Fong, Tip/Swayze, Patrick/Pearson, Jean (I)/Garrett, Brad (I)/Haugk, Charles/Vink, Luke/Conti, Alexander/McGuckian, Liam/Bastens, Robert/Schmid, Kyle/Diesel, Vin/Sparrow, David/Hickox, Cameron/Allison, Jordan/Reiff, Scott/Donovan, Tate/Akiyama, Denis/Hutchings, Marcus/Amos, Hank/Kim, Silver/Fong, Tig/Lortie, Christopher/MacDonald, John (I)/Hoover, Kegan/Quintero, Michael/Thieriot, Max/Clay, Cassius/Podgurski, Jeff/Hurst, Scott (I)/Georgas, Sotiri/Smukler, David/Racki, Gannon/Chang, Tommy (II)/Oliver, Billy/Cardwell, Shane/Lipper, David/Joyette, Demetrius/Hoover, Logan/Shankman, Adam/Kane, Carol (I)/Jang, Karla/Georgas, Maria/Ford, Faith/Dolan, Rachael/Laurence, Miriam/Graham, Lauren (I)/York, Morgan/Chow, Helena/Lynn, Allison/Crichton, Joella/Alexis, Toya/Kaye, Evelyn/Tsui, Mung-Ling/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Pitt, Mary/Jeanes, Laura/Ash, Taryn/Burdon, Catherine/Cobham, Vanessa/Allicock, Amy/Boyle, Valerie/Snow, Brittany/Priestley, Rebecca/Todosey, Jordan/Szivak, Charlotte/Allaire, Stephanie/Shah, Nikki/Yaguchi-Chow, Emi/Allaire, Christie +Pacte des loups, Le (2001)/Delcourt, Eric/Yanne, Jean/Renier, Jérémie/Laffitte, Eric/Farré, Jean-Paul/Dacascos, Mark/Cassel, Vincent/Jackson, Jean-Pierre/Pioffet, Stéphane/Nahon, Philippe (I)/Farcy, Bernard/Fresson, Bernard/Puterflam, Michel/Meyer, Hans (I)/Delor, Max/Le Bihan, Samuel/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Lavit, Pierre/Booz, Emanuel/Leysen, Johan/Naude, Nicky/Wolff, Jean-Loup/Lataste, Michel/Prat, Eric/Baynaud, Erwan/Maquignon, Charles/Laugier, Pascal/Stévenin, Jean-François/Adam, Christian/Fuentes, Andres/Ulliel, Gaspard/Herroin, Daniel/Penvern, André/Bogino, David/Castagne, Pierre/Hadji-Lazaro, François/Vaude, Nicolas/Marc, Christian (I)/Cespedes, Vincent/Braquet, Jean-Claude/Kriström, Karin/Lamboley, Juliette/Cohen, Gaëlle/Droy, Christelle/Bellucci, Monica/Darmon, Virginie/Dequenne, Émilie/Hivernet, Delphine/Arnaud, Virginie/Pain, Frankie/Plasteig dit Caffou, Clarice/Marcovici, Nadine/Le Nouvel, Isabelle/Fioretti, Albane/Scob, Edith +Paint Your Wagon (1969)/Marvin, Lee/Herren, Roger (I)/Parry, Harvey/Hawley, Pat/Presnell, Harve/Little Sky, Eddie/Mitchum, John/McLaren, Wayne/Haggerty, H.B./Baker, Benny/Ligon, Tom/Baxter, Alan (I)/Band, Nitty Gritty Dirt/Bruck, Karl/Walston, Ray/Klar, Norman/Norman, Geoffrey/Bartlett, Calvin/Eastwood, Clint/Davis, Walt (I)/Jenkins, Terry (I)/Whittington, Jerry (I)/Easton, Robert (I)/Dexter, Alan/Jenson, Roy (I)/Holman, Robert S./Mims, William (I)/Gim, H.W./O'Connell, William (I)/Casey, Sue (I)/Seberg, Jean/Trueman, Paula +Pale Rider (1985)/Paul, Graham/Griffin, S.A./McGrath, Doug/Evans, Terrence/Keller, Allen/Loney, Ross/Gatlin, Jerry/Hallahan, Charles/Eastwood, Clint/Adkins, Loren/Wright, Glenn (I)/Van Horn, Buddy/Johnston, John Dennis/Murrill, Milton/Fishburn, Jay K./Hitson, Jim/Lilley, Clay M./Russell, John (I)/Adams, Michael (I)/Poppe, Herman/McGaughy, Mike H./Weissman, Jeffrey/Radosta, Jack/Munsey, Mike/Nelson, Lloyd (I)/McIntyre, Marvin J./Penn, Chris (I)/Kiel, Richard/Randles, Larry/Hamilton, Richard (I)/Oglesby, Randy/Hartline, Gene/Moriarty, Michael (I)/Manes, Fritz/Dysart, Richard A./Friedkin, Thomas H./Winley, Robert/Dillin, Keith/Josephson, Jeffrey/Tolbert, R.L./Happy, Clifford/Lafont, Chuck/Drago, Billy/Orrison, George/Snodgress, Carrie/Ryan, Fran/Penny, Sydney/Wygle, Kathleen +Palindromes (2004)/Brickel, Alexander/Gemberling, John/Goodyear, Frank L./Riehle, Richard/Agri, Robert/Buell, Bill (I)/Jaffer, Ebrahim/Ashley, Ricky/Kirpalani, Khush/Denton, Will/Castro, David (V)/Huey, Dontae/Matuszak, Sydney/Bobbie, Walter/Goodyear, Christopher/Eber, Joshua/Adly Guirgis, Stephen/Faber, Matthew/Singer, Stephen (I)/Masur, Richard/Maynard, Tyler/Stone, Danton/Hertzig, Ashleigh/Walcott, Courtney/Demosthenes, Andrea/Wilkins, Sharon/Freiman, Hannah/Rifkind, Risa Jaz/Levine, Shayna/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Corr, Rachel/Sledge, Emani/Shusterov, Valerie/Smith, Hillary Bailey/Monk, Debra/Barkin, Ellen/Pietropinto, Angela +Pallbearer, The (1996)/Mudd, John A./Masters, George (II)/Schwimmer, David (I)/Zion, Rabbi Dr. Joel Y./Morace, Eric/Faber, Matthew/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Orth, Zak/Schrenk, Todd/Katims, Robert/Machine, Tony/Margolis, Mark/D'Onofrio, Joe/Vadim, David/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Grunberg, Greg/Ballerini, Edoardo/Vartan, Michael/Maneri, Sal/Katt, George/Collette, Toni/Franz, Elizabeth/Goldsmith, Gwen/Hershey, Barbara/Kane, Carol (I)/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Morse, Robin (II)/Pomerantz, Marnie/Schram, Bitty/De Baer, Jean +Palmetto (1998)/Lowe, Gary (I)/DeLeo, Peter Paul/Terry, T.W./Stuart, Laird/Chamberlain, Duncan/McGruder, Stephen/Blevins, Cory/Harrelson, Woody/Kilmer, Wil/Wilcox, Ralph (I)/Levy, Salvador/Garrett, Ernie/Blazy, Jeff/Booker, Richard/Gaunt, James/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Kelly, James Martin/Wright, Tom (I)/Thomas, Marcus (I)/Bright, Kenneth L./Larson, Bill/Janey, Jim (I)/Macaulay, Marc/Himes, Graig/Jones, Hal (II)/Cecere, Vince/Hoppe, Rolf/Hickey, Joe (II)/Mann, Douglas/Coleman, Jim R./Bright, Don/Ridings, Jay/Rice, Brett/Tan, Victoria/Shue, Elisabeth/Fraction, Karen E./Ivester, Karin J./Sevigny, Chloë/Weenick, Annabelle (I)/Borges, Gail/King, Ginger/Scanlon, Mikki/Sheffield, Peggy/Gershon, Gina +Pane e tulipani (2000)/Micciarelli, Pierantonio/Marino, Mauro/Speziani, Massimiliano/Febo, Matteo/Andreasi, Felice/Gammarota, Manrico/Russo Alesi, Fausto/Daniele, Nunzio/Catania, Antonio (I)/Cucchiarelli, Tiziano/Battiston, Giuseppe/Backy, Don/Paladin, Ludovico/Ganz, Bruno/Volodi, Giselda/Piperno, Daniela/Massironi, Marina/Andrea, Vitalba/Miccoli, Antonia/Bernardi, Lina/Maglietta, Licia/Brolati, Paola/Lepore, Tatiana/Bosi, Silvana +Panic (2000)/Pitts, Greg (II)/Zully, Stewart J./Macy, William H./Moreno, Steve (I)/Ritter, John/Barnaba, Bix/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Curtis, Thomas/Valentine, Steve (I)/Dorfman, David (I)/Cassavetes, Nick (I)/Lifford, Tina/Tom, Nicholle/Bain, Barbara/Ortega, Erica/Ullman, Tracey/Baker, Andrea (III)/Campbell, Neve +Panic Room (2002)/Yoakam, Dwight/Conant, Richard (I)/Schulze, Paul/Leto, Jared/Walker, Andrew Kevin/Bauchau, Patrick/Buchanan, Ian/Whitaker, Forest/Rodriguez, Mel (I)/Turner, Ken (IV)/Simon, Paul (II)/Thrash, Victor/Stewart, Kristen/Kidman, Nicole/Foster, Jodie/Magnuson, Ann +Paparazzi (2004)/Lopez, Sal/Catrini, Robert/Vaughn, Vince/Rock, Chris (I)/Holden, Michael (I)/Abascal, Paul/Neely, Bobby/Hauser, Cole/Stinson, Patrick/Halligan, Tim/Smith, Forry/Bryan, Blake Michael/Jones, Anthony R. (I)/Ury, David/Cedar, Larry/Nolen, Dean/Kittles, Tory/Castro, Greg/Connable, Joel/Gibson, Mel (I)/Cockrum, Dennis/Kusatsu, Clyde/McConaughey, Matthew/Sizemore, Tom/McNamara, Brian/Gage, Kevin/Dempsey, Michael (I)/Harpster, Noah/Baldwin, Daniel (I)/Kelly, Boyd/Hollander, Tom/Basile, Joe/Farina, Dennis/Davis, Duane/Gibson, Donal/Thomerson, Tim/Tomasso, Scott R./DePandi, Giuliana/Mazur, Kathe E./Baker, Jordan (I)/Baker, Andrea (III)/Hoffman, Irena A./Hindman, Holly/Braun, Wendy/Masterson, Fay/Martinez, Angela (II)/Eystad, Andi/Tunney, Robin/Birkell, Lauren/Carlson, Kelly (I)/Nguyen, Leyna +Paper Moon (1973)/Harrell, James N./Reed, Ed (I)/Young, Bob (II)/Mahaney, Floyd/Wilson, Don (I)/Benny, Jack/Morris, Herschel/Hillerman, John/Lillie, George/Quaid, Randy/Coder, Ralph/Willingham, Noble/Beden, Dennis/Saunders, Jack (IV)/Hughes, Kenneth (II)/Ellison, Art/Dhooge, Desmond/O'Neal, Ryan/Gillin, Hugh/Gilliam, Burton (I)/Milton, Gilbert/Arnold, Tandy/Jordan, Jim (I)/Schwanke, Vernon/Forster, Dorothy (I)/Waters, Lila/Ketchum, Harriet/Kahn, Madeline/Moore, Dejah/O'Neal, Tatum/Johnson, P.J./Fulton, Jessie Lee/Harrison, Yvonne/Price, Dorothy/Wilbur, Jody/Jordan, Marian/Ross, Liz (I)/Bogart, Eleanor/Rumbley, Rose-Mary/Daniel, Lana +Paper, The (1994)/Costas, Bob/Burke, Aloysius R./Kaufman, Jeffrey H./O'Connell, Jack (II)/Howard, Clint/Kunstler, William/McGee, Jack (I)/Dourdan, Gary/Geier, Paul/Michael, Michael (I)/Rosa, Jerry/Nestor, James (I)/Loder, Kurt/Robards, Jason/Inzerillo, Frank/Birnbach, David J./Krystall, Herb/Howard, Rance/Meskimen, Jim/Scarborough, Chuck/Alexander, Jason (I)/Kimball, Lee/Prince, William (I)/Lovelle, Herb/Kenney, Daniel/Altman, Bruce/Weeks, Wylie/Grunebaum, Amos/Countryman, Michael/Jupp Jr., Ed/Sheehan, Mike Girard/Taylor, Nick (I)/Hoty, Tony/Viviani, Joe/Rubens, Herbert/Bentley, John (II)/D'Arbouze, Vincent/Rhodes, John (IV)/Young, Cedric/Hackett, Larry/Nayyar, Harsh/Benowitz, Benny/Ritz, James (I)/Price, Richard (I)/Kehoe, Jack/Colasuonno, Lou/Quaid, Randy/Hamill, Pete/Owens, Geoffrey/Watson, Miles/Duvall, Robert (I)/Gray, Spalding/Miller, John (III)/Hairston, Harold 'Happy'/Mickens, Jan/Carter, Graydon/Keaton, Michael/Moran, Michael P./Colby, James/McAlary, Mike/Long, Thomas (I)/Truro, Victor/Koepp, Stephen/Hibbert, Edward (I)/Pentangelo, Joe/Goldfedder, Maureen/Blackmon, Brenda/Taylor, Myra (I)/Howard, Cheryl (I)/Lewis, Bobo/Hanover, Donna/Donatt, Julie/Dabney, Augusta/Gnagnarelli, Diane/Close, Glenn/Marie, Louisa/Holihan, Patricia/Campbell, Amelia/Fallon, Siobhan/Rodriguez, Debbie Gross/Hatcher, Christi/Cook, Divina/Warden, Yvonne/Maffia, Roma/Carter, Cynthia/Howard, Jean Speegle/Heit, Sally-Jane/Thigpen, Lynne/Donohue, Shannon E./Hennessy, Jill/Thomas, Victoria (I)/Donohue, Carol Ann/Molloy, Joanna/Church, Karen/Williams, Jeannie/Hanson, Jane (I)/Murphy, Jacqueline/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Tomei, Marisa/Scotto, Rosanna/Stasi, Linda/Coleman, Valerie/von Mueffling, Dini/Johnson, Erika +Papillon (1973)/Tayback, Vic/Zerbe, Anthony/Coulouris, George/Hanmer, Don/Lesser, Len/Farnsworth, Richard/Denbo, Jack/McQueen, Steve (I)/André, E.J./Jory, Victor (I)/Sadoff, Fred/Greene, Billy M./Watson, Mills/Brocco, Peter/Hoffman, Dustin/Parfrey, Woodrow/Smithers, William/Quade, John/Lerner, Fred/Angarola, Richard/Sierra, Gregory/Jaffe, Allen/Mumy, Bill/Soble, Ron (I)/Trumbo, Dalton/Monty, Harry/Dunn, Liam/Gordon, Don (I)/Avery, Val/Deman, Robert/Moss, Ellen/Hoffman, Anne Byrne/Assan, Ratna/Morrison, Barbara (I) +Paradise Now (2005)/Kosa, Mohammad/Abu-Zarour, Tha'er/Suleiman, Dirar/Mueen, Hafez/Neusser, Lotuf/Swedan, Ayman/Jibreel, Mohammad/Abu-Zarour, Thabet/Arabbas, Mohammad/Sawalmeh, Jamil/Thaher, Abd Elrahman/Suliman, Ali/Fares, Ahmad/Abo Dheir, Yosef/On-Allah, Waleed/Ode, Wagde/Kaskas, Mohammad/Daher, Jamel/Al-Imlah, Amjad/Abu-Aiaash, Hamza/Hlehel, Amer/Jum'a, Nabeeh/Mayaleh, Saed/Shaheen, Jamal/El-Masri, Sadi/Al-Nubani, Bassam/Nashif, Kais/Saber, Imad/Bustami, Mohammad/Shaheen, Nabeel/Meidinger, Olivier/Barhom, Ashraf/Dwikat, Asaad/Abbass, Hiam/Azabal, Lubna/Sha'alan, Hana/Ibrahim, Salwa/El-Hadi, Nour Abd/Hamaideh, Deya Deen/Titi, Dina +Parallax View, The (1974)/Swan, William/Weddle, Vernon/Kelley, Steve (I)/Ragin, John S./Hindman, Earl/Thordsen, Kelly/Joyce, Bill/Lieb, Robert P./McKinney, Bill/Cronyn, Hume/Daniels, William (I)/Waters, Chuck/Gehring, Ted/Mars, Kenneth/Winter, Edward/Beatty, Warren/Davis, Jim (I)/Zerbe, Anthony/Di Reda, Joe/Keach Sr., Stacy/McGinn, Walter/Bull, Richard/Jordan, William (I)/Rainey, Ford/Prentiss, Paula/Johnson, Bettie/Gillette, Penelope/Beltran, Alma/Lemmo, Joan/Harris, Jo Ann/Cook-Nelson, Doria/Cohane, Suzanne/Pulford, Lee/Copland, Ronda/Garrett, Patsy +Parapluies de Cherbourg, Les (1964)/Perrinoz, Roger/Legrand, Hervé/Fradet, Bernard/Garnier, Bernard/Chizat, Jean-Pierre/Camelinat, Jacques/Bartel, José/Pavel, Paul/Caden, Pierre/Legrand, Michel/Bricard, Patrick/Dumat, Philippe/Castelnuovo, Nino/Demy, Jacques/Dorat, Jean-Pierre/Champion, Jean/Wolff, Harald (I)/Michel, Marc (I)/Benoist, Michel/Blaness, Georges/Charet, François/Blank, Dorothée/Legrand, Christiane/Leclerc, Claire/Perrey, Mireille/Vernon, Anne/Carat, Jane/Michelson, Myriam/Meunier, Claudine/Farner, Ellen/Licari, Danielle/Grandpré, Gisèle/Varda, Rosalie/Deneuve, Catherine +Parent Trap, The (1961)/Carroll, Leo G./De Vol, Frank/Mills, John (I)/Ruggles, Charles/Denton, Crahan/Keith, Brian (I)/Cole, Kay (I)/Mills, Hayley/O'Hara, Maureen/Merkel, Una/Barnes, Joanna/Kulp, Nancy/Watkins, Linda (I)/Winter, Lynette/McDevitt, Ruth/Nesbitt, Cathleen +Parent Trap, The (1998)/Fenwick, Brian/McColl, Hamish/LaBell, Antonio/Kunz, Simon (I)/McCormack, J. Patrick/Akey, William/Stevens, Ronnie (I)/Doty, David/Lohan, Michael (I)/Atterbury, John/Quaid, Dennis/Christian, Troy/Kerr, Terry/Cole, Alex (I)/Holden, Beau/Block, Bruce A./Woods, Courtney/Ponder, Dana/Wheeler, Maggie/Foster, Kellie/Hellerstein, Jonneine/Melnick, Natasha/Richardson, Natasha/Holland, Denise (I)/Tramz, Mia/Hampton, Amanda/Leigh, Marissa/Thomessen, Vendela Kirsebom/DeShan, Katie/Hertford, Brighton/Centner, Amy/Lohan, Lindsay/Iverson, Lisa/Thomas, Maggie Emma/Boren, Heidi/Barnes, Joanna/Sullivan, Rachel/Toral, Christina/Hendrix, Elaine/Walter, Lisa Ann/Cloud, Lisa/Holliday, Polly/Meyers-Shyer, Hallie/Mackey, Erin (I)/Meyers-Shyer, Annie/Sherman, Danielle/Mercier, Brianne/Wayrock, Heather/Baron, Roshanna/Lin, Jennifer/Graham, Katerina +Parenthood (1989)/Felski, Emil/Reeves, Keanu/Martin, Steve (I)/O'Donoghue, W. Bruce/Gerard, Greg/Slade, Max Elliott/Burrall, Alex/Cohen, Billy/Lofton, Lamont/Kessler, Jordan/Fisher, Jasen/Dugan, Dennis/Moranis, Rick/Robards, Jason/von Huene, Walter/Mickens, Michael/Dorough, Howie/Phoenix, Joaquin/Linke, Paul (I)/Ganz, Lowell/Jacobells, Claudio/Howard, Clint/Autrey, Aspen/Hallowell, Todd (I)/Kuhlman, Richard/Hulce, Tom/Cleek, Lloyd/Howard, Rance/Zurk, Steve/Bouck, Jonathan/La Voy, Zachary/Keeley, Paul (I)/Steenburgen, Mary/Ryan, Eileen/Rafuls, Erika/Moore, Janet (I)/Plimpton, Martha/Mark, Dana/Bouck, Brittany Paige/Pontius, Maxie/Cooley, Isabel/Schwan, Ivyann/Gable, Jill/Kozak, Harley Jane/Ferguson, Sherry (I)/Howard, Bryce Dallas/Porter, Alisan/Wiest, Dianne/Marie, Louisa/Adams, Connie/Talbert, Charmin/Shaw, Helen/Lander, Julie/Vicino, Cyndi/Matthews, Hillary +Paris, Texas (1984)/Lurie, John/Carson, Hunter/Hogg, Justin/Shepard, Sam/Farrell, Tom (I)/Fayton, Edward/Stockwell, Dean/Stanton, Harry Dean/Berry, Sam (I)/Wicki, Bernhard/Mobley, Claresie/Kinski, Nastassja/Clément, Aurore/Mydolls, The/Tipton, Brandy/Norvell, Sally/Valdez, Socorro/Menzel, Sharon/Vici, Jeni/Viva (I) +Party Monster (2003)/Franzese, Daniel/Slavin, Bil/Gray, Joey (II)/Paper, Walt/Kaycheck, Michael/Knasiak, Phillip/McDermott, Dylan/O'Malley, Brendan (II)/Valderrama, Wilmer/Sheldon, James (IV)/Woolley, Dillon/Kriss, Elliot/Hagan, Justin/Summerour, John/Green, Seth/Marcus, Steven (I)/Stamos, John/Culkin, Macaulay/Sacred (II)/Cruz, Wilson/Rich, Richie (I)/Perez, Manny (II)/Manson, Marilyn/Scarwid, Diana/Kirshner, Mia/Lyonne, Natasha/Sevigny, Chloë/Lepore, Amanda/Dardaris, Janis/Lewis, Jil +Party, The (1968)/Martin, Jerry (I)/Lester, Buddy/Winters, George/Liss, Stephen/Lanphier, James/Checco, Al/Quine, Tom/Wales, Ken/Scully, Vin/Sellers, Peter/Scott, Timothy (I)/McKinley, J. Edward/Miller, Denny (I)/Crockett, Dick/Jung, Allen/Frost, Donald R./Franken, Steve/MacLeod, Gavin/Ellis, Herbert (I)/Ferrara, Paul/Green, Kathe/Scott, Linda Gaye (I)/Carson, Jean (I)/Kleeb, Helen/Kimberly, Sharron/Cole, Corinne/De Metz, Danielle/Davis, Frances/Borisova, Natalia/Nadeau, Elianne/Champion, Marge/Wayne, Carol (I)/Longet, Claudine/McKenzie, Fay +Passage to India, A (1984)/Culver, Michael/Krishnamurthy, H.S./Anil, Paul/Hughes, Peter (II)/Makan, Moti/Guinness, Alec/Mitchell, Mellan/Khan, Z.H./Malik, Art/Ashiq, Mohammed/Seth, Roshan/Michie, John/Swift, Clive/Blackwood, Adam/Fox, James (I)/Jaffrey, Saeed/Karapiet, Rashid/Wilson, Richard (II)/Havers, Nigel/Fox, Edward (I)/Mandanna, Ashok/Banerjee, Victor/Bux, Ishaq/Pemberton, Antonia/Firbank, Anne/Ashcroft, Peggy/Davis, Judy/Kinghorn, Sally/Bose, Phyllis/Hotz, Sandra/Pathak, Dina +Passenger 57 (1992)/Carlberg, Dean/Hooks, Robert/Lively, Ernie/Burnett, Brock/Bedford, Winston/Midden, Robert/Lindsey, Kent/Gibson, Jack (I)/Sizemore, Tom/Payne, Bruce (I)/Snipes, Wesley/Rorman, Gary/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/McLemore, Zachary/Moss, Michael H./Fogel, Joel/Rice, Brett/Connell, Marty/Bedford, Lou/Conner, Michael (I)/McGauley, Henry J./Macaulay, Marc/Causey, Frank/MacPherson, Rand/Nowicki, Tom/Letts, Dennis/Speller, Mike/Cole, Carl/Stone, James (II)/Mcknight, Damian/McDonald, Jim (I)/Short, James/Sanderlin Sr., Russell/Hart, Frank (I)/Essex, Rocky/Horse, Michael/Roberts, William Edward/Stanley, Ginger/Allred, Alicia/Behan, Renee/Elder, Janet/Benson, Janis/Bedford, Lori/Germain, Kareen/Capriani, Lisa/Tomasello, Duchess/Datcher, Alex/Riposta, Angelina/McPherson, Jane/Hurley, Elizabeth (I)/Ayala, Elena/Thurman, Lesa/Diamond, Lindsey/Vick, Linda +Passion de Jeanne d'Arc, La (1928)/Mihalesco, Alexandre/Gaultier, Henri/Dalleu, Gilbert/Larive, Léon/Delauzac, Paul/Aymé, Jean/Simon, Michel (I)/Berley, André/Fournez-Goffard/Jorge, Paul/Schutz, Maurice/Ravet, Louis/Arnna, Jacques/Narlay, Raymond/Dacheux, Gilbert/Silvain, Eugene/Artaud, Antonin/Lurville, Armand/d'Yd, Jean/Maillard, Henri/Falconetti, Maria +Passion of the Christ, The (2004)/Sartor, Fabio (I)/Di Loreta, Angelo/Costanzo, Franco/Pacifici, Federico/Marotta, Davide/Bestazzoni, Roberto/De Rosa, Francesco/Ferro, Giacinto/Esposito, Valerio/Gaudiano, Ivan/Salemme, Lino/Tagarelli, Nicola/Valli, Danilo Maria/Mincer, Olek/Dragone, Luciano/Vettorazzo, Giovanni/Bertorelli, Toni/De Vito, Francesco/Bakri, Adel/Rusoff, Ted (I)/Lionello, Luca/Capalbo, Giovanni/Visconti, Roberto/Reconti, Paco/Arquint, Nuot/Monti, Vincenzo/Federico, Luciano/Sbragia, Mattia/Patresi, Matt/Sarubbi, Pietro/Shaker, Tom/Cabras, Francesco/Allocca, Lucio/Capalbo, Omar/Coppola, Andrea (I)/Jafri, Abel/Dokyi, Francis/Rubini, Sergio (I)/Merz, Jarreth J./De Marchi, Emilio (I)/Refuto, Andrea/Iacovone, Antonello/Isidori, Valerio/Di Ruzza, Danilo/D'Ambrosi, Dario/Santi, Roberto/Jivkov, Hristo/Ben Ayed, Adel/De Dominicis, Luca/Di Carmine, Maurizio/Shopov, Hristo/Klos, Romuald Andrzej/Fontana, Abraam/Gullotto, Emanuele/Gabriele, Francesco/Dos Santos, Paolo/Ben Zagden, Chokri/Lo Console, Giuseppe/Giulivo, Lello/Caviezel, James/Stara, Lucia/Celentano, Rosalinda/Bonev, Michelle/Mokhtari, Sheila/Morgenstern, Maia/Gerini, Claudia/Impacciatore, Sabrina/Poti, Daniela/Marotta, Noemi/Barbuti, Gabriella/Meghangi, Evelina/Bellucci, Monica/Giusto, Ornella/Vitolo, Arianna/Longo, Rossella +Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid (1973)/Armstrong, R.G./Sullivan, Barry/Fritts, Donnie/Beck, John (II)/Wurlitzer, Rudy/Pickens, Slim (I)/Cook Jr., Elisha/Elam, Jack/Jones, L.Q./Coburn, James/Stanton, Harry Dean/Bright, Richard (I)/Chandler, John Davis/Peckinpah, Sam/Askew, Luke/Jaeckel, Richard/Russek, Jorge/Clark, Matt (I)/Levy, Don (I)/Mikler, Michael T./Wills, Chill/Fernández, Emilio (I)/Kelley, Walter/Robards, Jason/Dylan, Bob/Fix, Paul/Smith, Charles Martin/Taylor, Dub (I)/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Evans, Gene (I)/Dodson, Jack/Clavel, Aurora/Coolidge, Rita/Alda, Rutanya/Bryar, Claudia/Jurado, Katy +Patch Adams (1998)/Kiley, Richard/Bohne, Bruce/Roberts, Douglas (I)/Coppola, Alan/Cotton, James Anthony/Williams, Howard Allison/Hannafin, Dan/Fine, David (II)/Tudyk, Alan/Holder, Jonathan/Coyle, J. Stephen/Sommer, Josef/Cheadle, Amadeius/Baca, Jason Aaron/Gonzalez, Alex (II)/Siteri, Peter/Alexander, Aaron (III)/Idiart, Peter/Oglesby, Randy/Scharff, William Joseph/Johnson, Tim (VII)/Silberg, Richard J./Carlo, Ismael 'East'/Peduto, Ralph/Smith, Kyle Timothy/Jones, Steven Anthony/Westfall, Ralph David/Conrad, Roy/Home, Alan/Fiorito, Geoff/Mackenzie, Piers/Jacobus, Jay/Sheng, Samuel/Sestero, Greg/Feaster, Bob/Williams, Robin (I)/Coyote, Peter/Cooper, David (III)/McIntyre, Thom (II)/Gunton, Bob/Henley, Barry Shabaka/Travolta, Rikki Lee/Rice, Brian (I)/Alden, Norman/West, Don (III)/LaBell, Antonio/Roberson, Bill/Sommers, Michael X./Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Ritter, Charles (II)/Groener, Harry/Haines, Wesley G./Trefry, Joseph/Greene, James (I)/Durrett, Roger W./Hurst, Ryan/Carraway, James/Downes, Jamieson/Jeter, Michael/Arness, Andy/Yee, Kelvin Han/Schancupp, Jonathan/Wolchok, James Marshall/Rocha, Alberto/London, Daniel (I)/Adkins, Richard C./Ironbear, Mylo/Presnell, Harve/Hoffman, Ken (II)/Rizzo, Don/Allen, James (X)/Bowen, Jake/Lee, George (I)/Gould, Harold (I)/Kennedy, Michael Stanton/Salley, Alfred/Cheshier, Lydell M./Black, Galen/Stanley, Cameron Brooke/DeLorenzo, Mary/Lozano, Domenique/Jones, Dot/Amos, Diane/McCain, Frances Lee/Keith, Kate/Pineda, Christine/Orrock, Shannon/Rogers, Renee (I)/Thomas, Jena Marie/Fitzhugh, Katherine/Christine, Wanda/Eddy, Sonya/Holt, Lorri/Vitanva, Vilma/Cortez, Vivis/Tate, Domonique/Tourtillott, Helen/Michel, Karen/Albertini Dow, Ellen/Stefano, Kathleen/Kimball, Donna/Croft, Doreen Foo/Kuhn, Daniella/Potter, Monica/Smith, Stephanie (I)/Johnson, Bonnie (I)/Fairchild, Patricia M./Hall, Irma P./McCaddon, Wanda +Paths of Glory (1957)/Hausner, Jerry/Benedict, Harold/Rainer, Marshall/Macready, George/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Carey, Timothy/Friedrichs, Wally/Bös, Paul/Vagnoid, Roger/Harris, James B./Capell, Peter/Moore, Ira/Briggs, Leon/Morris, Wayne (I)/Kralovitz, Rolf/Bell, Fred/Dibbs, Kem/Menjou, Adolphe/Hanson, Halder/Turkel, Joe/Anderson, Richard (I)/Meyer, Emile/Stein, John (I)/Freed, Bert/Meeker, Ralph/Kubrick, Christiane +Patriot Games (1992)/Threlfall, David/Paul, Eric (I)/Hayden, Karl (I)/Lafayette, John/Raimi, Ted/Bergin, Patrick/Connolly, Andrew/Levien, Philip/Watt, Tom (I)/Gunton, Bob/Alexander, Markus/Armstrong, Alun/Goins, Jesse D./Weireter, Peter/Maldonatti, Frankie/Blake, Roger (I)/Shepard, John/Bean, Sean/Cochrane, Martin/Sperberg, Fritz/Jackson, Gregory Paul/Tillery, Lester T./Toma, Fred/Way, Michael Ryan/Dutton, Tim (I)/Jones, James Earl/Bennett, Sacha/Norton, Alex/Campbell, Keith (I)/Duke, Shaun/Gardner, Jeff (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Ross, Hugh (I)/Garfias, Ruben/Harris, Richard (I)/Freeman, J.E./Dam, Franklin/Kane, Ivan/Moriarty, P.H./Ryan, Jonathan (I)/Culpepper, Bret/Fox, James (I)/Fraser, Hugh (I)/Delgado, Kim/Ford, Harrison (I)/Russell, Thomas (I)/Stone, Oliver (II)/O'Kane, Sean (II)/Mandon, Jeff/Torrens, Pip/Kelly, Michael Francis/Sim, Gerald/Held, Stephen/Saxon, Pamela/Mayhook, Rebecca/James, Brenda/Barron, Allison/Tolbert, Berlinda/Archer, Anne/Weston, Debora/Geer, Ellen/Birch, Thora/Tabassi, Leah/Webster, Bonnie/Noyce, Lucia/Walker, Polly (II)/Oberman, Claire +Patriot, The (1998 I)/Steele, Dillinger/Wetsel, Scott/Tillotson, Jeff/O'Connor, Bernard (I)/Winchester, Philip/Sartain, Gailard/Leland, Brad/Burns, R.J./Collazo, Damon/Peterson, Don (I)/Mountain Chief, Leonard/Vanek, Tom/Jones, L.Q./Loney, Ross/Beene, Dan/Seagal, Steven/Harvey, Robert (I)/Duthie, Scott/Sebern, Douglas/Andrews, Ron (I)/Mitchell, Silas Weir/Brown, Cory/Carlstrom, Gene E./Fujitani, Ayako/Strozzi, Callie/Belle, Camilla/Beene, Kelcie/McClure, Molly/Yellow Robe, Whitney +Patriot, The (2000)/Jones, Jay Arlen/Engels, Kyle Richard/Helms, Matthew/Ross, David Michael/Cooper, Chris (I)/Chafin, Bryan/Burchfield, Lonnie/Schroeder, Marvin/Haynes, Randell/Bush, John H./Adair, Tim (II)/Rakofsky, Lucas/Auberjonois, Rene/Stegall, George/Peterson, Scott (III)/Mason, Chad (III)/Ledger, Heath/Holloway, Eric (I)/Raque, Morgan/Price, Jamieson/Coleman, Dara/Ericson, John P./Brown Jr., Samuel/Howell, Kanin J./Huey, Shan Omar/Davis, Bill (XIII)/Smith-Ziegler, Maurice/Woodward, Peter (I)/Isaacs, Jason/Gould, Dale/Kelly, Tim (IX)/Puckett, Bert/Mc Nulty, Patrick/Norman, Wilson/Hanner, Zach/Brown Sr., Samuel/Rivitz, David/Smith, Gregory (I)/Truelsen, Kristian/Bosma, Joe/Miles, Scott (II)/Seman, Chris/Good, Greg (I)/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Zabel, Tim/Tatopoulos, Patrick (I)/Sease, Kemper/Doudoumis, Pete/Roberson, Bill/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Hale, Mark/Wood, Grahame/McCrerey, Roy/Hershberger, Kevin/O'Connor, Sean (III)/Johnstone, Patric/Calvez, Jo/Logue, Donal/Vieira, Joey D./Chariker, Randy/Werner, Tom 'Noonan'/Patrick, Stephen (II)/Grassi, Tim/Lowery, James/Cannon, Robert (IV)/Pettit, Don/Young, Derrick B./Lawrence, Torrey/McClintock, Drew/Taulbee, Rock/Batchelor, Brad/Palko, William/Bunge, Ricardo/Strom, Bob/Seabrook, Le Roy/Shull, Trinity/Chenausky, Bill/Congema, Joseph/Robinson, Seneca/Bouczek, Warner/Vaccaro, Robert/Marks, James (IV)/Allen, Phillip (II)/Leggett, Darrell/Nunn, Danny/Sims, Ted (II)/Moore, P. 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(I)/Giamatti, Paul/Cummins, Richard/March, Craig/Morton, Joe/Rennie, Callum Keith/Wright, Steve (I)/Houde, Serge (I)/Finlayson, Calvin/Lewis, David (IV)/Woods, Levi/Friedman, Peter (I)/Affleck, Ben/Godenir, Mike/Clark, Robert (IX)/Caton, Peter (I)/Coyle, Joe (I)/Akira, Sean/Cassini, John/Scheelar, Darryl/Haskett, Roger/Zwick, Ryan/Calder, Jason (I)/Hosking, Craig/Feore, Colm/Eckhart, Aaron/Hope, Barclay/Berlanga, Lori/Siradze, Andrea/Milicevic, Ivana/Anderson, Michelle (II)/Thurman, Uma/Lough Haggquist, Catherine/Cross, Kendall/Roland, Isabelle/Mink, Claudette/Holmes, Emily/Flood, Peggy/Allen, Krista/Morris, Kathryn (I)/Couturier, Sandra-Jessica/Harrison, Michelle (II)/Horsdal, Chelah/Ha, Benita +PCU (1994)/Piven, Jeremy/Callahan, Dick/Racicot, Jody/Busey, Jake/McMullen, Trent/Penn, Zak/Mitchell, Thomas (II)/Young, Chris (I)/Thigpen, Kevin/Hoverd, Lee/Larocque, Pierre (I)/Cooper, Gary (II)/Davis, Ray (III)/Wilson, Jonathan/Jackson, Stephen (II)/Kozma, Ted/Bissonnette, Joel/Favreau, Jon/Shider, Garry/Payne, William Michael/Gfroerer, Rob/Cowan, Bernie/McKnight, Dewayne/Clarke, Jeff/Ross, Matt (I)/Bocknek, Adam/Pearson, Glenn K./Paskoski, Stivi/Proia, Freddy/Kabbabie, Louis/Thomas, Greg (I)/Harris, Jeremy (I)/Fox, Colin (I)/Mosson, Cordell/Caldwell, Theo/Berni, David/Perin, Paolo/Boyer, Greg/Keller, Joel S./Clinton, George (I)/Désert, Alex/Spade, David/Heames, Darin/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Reynolds, Larry (II)/Grace, Jake/Williams, Andre/Feher, Jeff/Jubinville, Kevin/Walter, Jessica (I)/Mayron, Gale/McInnes, Jannie/Ward, Megan (I)/Thyre, Becky/Corman, Maddie/Cardinalli, Valentina/Sherrer, Teresa/Davis, Viveka/Lewis, Tracy/Kang, M.J./Diamond, Marcia (I)/Tindall, Nicole/Trigger, Sarah (I)/Woods, Belita/Goldstein, Shel +Peacemaker, The (1997)/Marmo, Ronnie/Dimitrijevic, Slobodan/Johnson, Mark W. 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Scott/Morgan, Scott (I)/Wilroy, Channing/Hughes, Liam/Alai, Dean/Roger, Anthony/Caggiano, Tim/Sexton III, Brendan/Skidmore, Bob/Webster, Jack (I)/Dunham, David A./French, Jack (I)/Shoemaker, Joshua L./Rapoport, Andy/Williams, Delaney/Davis, Regi/Neal, Donald/Collins, Emmy/Tolzman, Billy/Badila, John/Kraemer, Andreas/Furlong, Edward/Plimpton, Martha/Schertler, Jean/Stole, Mink/Ames, Betsy/Zakroff, Jennifer/O'Shell, LauraLee/Suerth, Kimberlee/Fischer, Mo/Pearce, Mary Vivian/Lawson Walsh, Ruth/Berlin, Brigid/Kiley, Kate/Knower, Rosemary/Pashalinski, Lola/Wendl, Joyce Flick/Twyford, Holly/Keibler, Stacy/Abrams, Patsy Grady/Hulsey, Lauren/Hearst, Patricia/Calo, Angela/Sisco, Kennen/Place, Mary Kay/Young, Judith Knight/Karasek, Valerie/Niesp, Sharon/Zalabak, Marisa/Lowe, Susan/Taylor, Lili (I)/Greenhill, Susan/Brown, Sloane/Armstrong, Bess/Stayer, Carolyn/Sherman, Cindy/Duvall, Susan/Ricci, Christina +Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985)/Snider, Dee (I)/Bow, Simmy/Bill, Tony/Cranshaw, Patrick/Cable, Bill/Griffith, Ed (I)/Hall, Cleve (I)/Everett, Mark (I)/Moody, John (I)/O'Neill, John (I)/Looney, Peter/Herlihy, Ed/Savard, Gilles/Sasaki, George/Hartman, Phil (I)/Parkinson, Lonnie/Hoffman, Zachary (I)/Brose, Richard/Reubens, Paul/Tanaka, Professor Toru/Brown, Gregory (II)/Brolin, James/Roach, Daryl Keith/Cutell, Lou/Sharp, Alex/Drew, Bob/Seymour, Ralph/Paragon, John/Omen, Judd/Martino, Raymond/Richmond, Bill W./Martin, Damon (I)/Parker, Sunshine/Glasser, David (I)/Varhol, Michael/Harris, Jon (I)/Fellman, Brett/Grimes, Chester/McClurg, Bob/Berle, Milton/Filpi, Carmen/Contreras, Luis (I)/Rothenberg, David (I)/Hirdler, Howard/Gilgreen, John/Hervey, Jason/Holton, Mark (I)/Seward, Drew/Landis, Monte/Hellman, Irving/Daily, Elizabeth/Fairchild, Morgan/Salinger, Diane/Yohn, Erica/Hennessey, Noreen/Barnes, Susan (I)/DuPois, Starletta/Stewart, Lynne Marie/Peterson, Cassandra/Hooks, Jan/Nunn, Alice +Peeping Tom (1960)/Goodliffe, Michael/Singuineau, Frank/Murray, Peter (I)/Wallace, Brian (I)/Baxter, Keith (I)/Dunbar, John (I)/Watson, Jack (I)/Miller, Martin (I)/Worth, Brian (I)/Barrard, John/Chappell, John (II)/Davenport, Nigel/Le Compte, M./Powell, Michael (I)/Curram, Roland/Mullins, Bartlett/Böhm, Karlheinz (I)/Rolfe, Alan/Knight, Esmond/Malleson, Miles/Powell, Columba/Poynter, Guy Kingsley/Durant, Maurice/Neale, Margaret/Travers, Susan/Edwardes, Paddy/Frances, Cornelia/Massey, Anna/Reidy, Frankie/Bruce, Brenda/Thorpe-Bates, Peggy/Green, Pamela (I)/Audley, Maxine/Shearer, Moira/Hurst, Veronica/Le Compte, Mme./Field, Shirley Anne +Peggy Sue Got Married (1986)/Cook, Ron (VII)/Scott, Marcus/Suhart, Daniel R./Menkin, Lawrence/Lars, Vincent/Leegant, Dan/Lerer, Joe/Stark, Don/Bourne, Randy/Crenshaw, Robert/Crenshaw, Marshall/O'Connor, Kevin J./Saunders, Tony (I)/Upton, Morgan (I)/Bonham, Bill/Nalbandian, Al/Lockett, Carl/Shriner, Wil/Leibovich, Dr. Lewis/Vann, Larry E./Hilsinger, Leslie/Grantham, Ken/Miller, Barry (I)/Carradine, John/Donato, Chris/Carrey, Jim/Basil, Harry/Maby, Graham/Martin, Michael X./Cage, Nicolas/Teeley, Tom/Murray, Don (I)/Withrow, Glenn/Ames, Leon/Scott, Martin (I)/Coppola, Sofia/Mitchel, Mary/Leichtling, Mary/Harris, Barbara (I)/Brian, Cynthia/Straus, Vivien/O'Sullivan, Maureen/Taylor, Ginger (I)/Persky, Lisa Jane/Wurschmidt, Sigrid/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Hunt, Helen (I)/Oliver, Barbara/Parker, Sachi/Jenney, Lucinda/Allen, Joan (I)/Hicks, Catherine +Pelican Brief, The (1993)/Port, Michael/Murray, Christopher/Heald, Anthony/Lithgow, John/Babb, Gene/Washington, Denzel/Anderson, Stanley/Pavlovich, Robert/Morella, Paul/Culp, Robert/Scott, Codie (I)/Gaines, Sonny Jim/Woodeson, Nicholas/McLaughlin, Mark (I)/Warren, Karl/Cronyn, Hume/Shepard, Sam/Goldwyn, Tony/Stilwell, Dick/Prue, Kyle/Shay, Scott/Tucci, Stanley/Bauer, Richard (I)/Kovac, Kim Peter/Aronovic, Norman/Varner, Carey (I)/Surratt, Harold/Weber, Jake/Newman, Edwin/Heard, John/Coleman, Doug/Atherton, William/Shalwitz, Howard/James, Joe (III)/Sikking, James/Wade, Alan (I)/Finn, John/Jefferson, Scott (I)/Robinson, Jewell/Cosham, Ralph/Quinn, Tom (II)/Bougere, Teagle F./Duvall, Kyle D./Geer, Kevin/Currier, Terrence/Biggs, Casey/Shipman, William/Palmer, Carl (I)/Carlin, Peter/Reed, James Earl/Kamin, Danny/Johnson, Ed (III)/Chrest, Joe/Wang, Ellie K./Yelverton, Constance/Dorn, Franchelle Stewart/Quarterman, Sandra/Bralove, Karen/Valenti, Greta/Hood, Cynthia/Nixon, Cynthia/Coleman, Eliza/Sutton, Carol/Hickey, Magee/Connell, Shanna/Roberts, Julia (I)/Carey, Helen/Brigham, Beverly/Hughes, Jurian/Boren, Carrie/Kettle, Kim/O'Neill, Michelle (I) +Pelle erobreren (1987)/Nicolaisen, Jeppe/Weber, Vilhelm/Larsen, Buster/Dester, Mogens (II)/Hegnet Knudsen, Espen/von Sydow, Max (I)/Roosen, Daniel/Wittig, John/Hansen, Henrik (I)/Franck Hansen, Henning/Hansen, Thomas (I)/Granath, Björn/Heilman, David (II)/Andersen, Thyge/Petersen, Lars (II)/Knygberg, Finn/Hansen, Jørgen (I)/Paaske, Erik/Jørgensen, Morten/Asmussen, Troels/Olsen, Finn/Strøbye, Axel/Henriksen, Benjamin Holck/Lindhardt, Thure/Frederiksen, Kurt/Bank-Mikkelsen, Nis/Grumme, Oliver/Munk, Troels (I)/Hvenegaard, Pelle/Simonsen, Lars/Stochholm, Tine/Svendsen, Lone/Bjørkøe, Karen/Bernhardsson, Lena-Pia/Törnqvist, Kristina/Holst Hansen, Merete/Hacke, Rikke/Nolsøe, Henriette/Nielsen, Henriette/Wegener, Karen/Villaume, Astrid/Gråbøl, Sofie/Bjerrum, Anna Lise Hirsch/Jensen, Birthe (II)/Strandberg, Jytte (I)/Christoffersen, Nina/From, Inge Marie/Lystrup Andersen, Sascha/Holten, Ingeborg +People I Know (2002)/Mehta, Ajay/Porcelli, Steve/Corcoran, William E./Hill, William (I)/Stebner, Greg/Klein, Robert (I)/Shenkman, Ben (II)/Wood, Frank (III)/G., Mr. (I)/Dodley, Lewis/Martin, Ivan (I)/Davoli, Andrew/Walker, Jonathan (II)/Nunn, Bill/Tio, Cesario/McConnachie, Brian/Siglinger, Keith/Webber, Mark (II)/Kotsatos, Bill/Graves, Michael (V)/Duer, Joe/Neustadt, Ted/Lonardo, Dominic/Randazzo, Steven/Faragallah, Ramsey/Charroux, Carl/Fonseca, Will/Algrant, Roland/Hendricks, Jon (I)/Bratton, William J./Schiff, Richard/Kiernan, Pat/Philbin, Regis/Bullock, Eldon/O'Neal, Ryan/Barlow, Barrymore/Van Wagner, Peter/Malik, Tirlok/Cunningham, T. Scott/Parnes, Uzi/Pacino, Al/Grant, David Marshall/Gerety, Peter/Reed, Rex/Whitner, Daniel/Sloan, Tina/Kirk, Shelley (I)/Santana, Cynthia/Leoni, Téa/Emery, Lisa/Adams, Polly (II)/Papa, Juliet/Basinger, Kim/Urdang, Terry/Towler, Laurine/Bartlett, Geraldine/Kidjo, Angélique/Dahl, Sophie/Porizkova, Paulina/Aidem, Betsy/Tong, Kaity/Pantaeva, Irina/Philbin, Joy +People Under the Stairs, The (1991)/Birch, Yan/Robinson, David (II)/Micheal, Robert/Hostetter, John/Roberts, Jeremy (I)/Kopelow, Michael/Adams, Brandon Quintin/Kopel, Danny (I)/Dax, Earl/Mahon, John (I)/Whalen, Sean (I)/McGill, Everett/Pierce, Burton (II)/Daniels, Wayne (I)/Cramer, Nic (I)/Windtree, David/Parker, George R./Cox, Joshua (I)/Kavtzer, Gregory/Rhames, Ving/Cobbs, Bill/Minter, Kelly Jo/Langer, A.J./Robie, Wendy/Velarde, Teresa/Brazelton, Conni Marie +People vs. Larry Flynt, The (1996)/Stahl, Andy/Johnson, Mark W. (I)/Neuborne, Burt/Glover, Crispin/Hopkins, Rand/White, James A./Rogers, Rick (I)/MacDonald, Norm/Peck, Jim (II)/Axmaker Jr., Ken/Block, Cody/Kraen, Gary/Gomez, Roland/Chapin, Miles/Lenzini, Dan/McLaren, Mike/Schiavelli, Vincent/Paul, Richard (I)/Turner, Dennis (II)/Smith, James (X)/Bauer, Doug/Donnell, Evans/Detroit, Michael/Harris, Wilson H./Roberson, Greg/Kallaway, David/Pickett, Blaine/Winters, Scott William/Sulipeck, Joey/Ryan, John (III)/Ryan, John Fergus/Lyons, Gene (II)/Harrelson, Woody/Harrelson, Brett/Drummond, Tam/Jackson, Jaime (II)/Norton, Edward (I)/Walton, Kacky/Wood, Bennett/Schadrack, Chris/Pirkle, Mac/McDowell, A.V./Ramirez, Roberto Roman/Johnston, Jeff (I)/Grimshaw, Jim/Dwyer, David (I)/Pniewski, Mike/Triska, Jan/Hild, Jim/Secher, Pierre/Klastorin, Michael/Parati, Tim/Davis, Eddie (V)/Crump, Charles M./Compton, David (I)/Dupree, Stephen (I)/Carville, James/Post, Ryan/Shea, Jack (II)/Palmer, Jim (I)/Bailey, D'Army/Kidd, Ken/Birdsong, Richard/Greene Jr., Benjamin/Davis, Michael (V)/Reed, Oliver (II)/Adams, Jay (I)/Nashold, Blaine/Davis, Robert (VI)/Flynt, Larry/Lowery, Gary/Cromwell, James (I)/Hadley, Joey/Byrne, Gerry Robert/Bynum, Nate/Collins, Emmy/Maxey, Skeeter/Wilson, Ruby/Hall, Ann Marie/Bates, Tina M./Haddock, Paula (I)/Hatchett, Patti/D'Aire, Kiki/Love, Courtney/Naylor, Mary Neal/Lax, Lisa (I)/Norman, Mary M./Fisher, Andrena/Mars, Rainbeau/Owen, Nancy Lea/Robinson, Michelle (I)/Sitler, Linn (I)/Howe, Susan (I)/Ferguson, Meresa T./Hanover, Donna/Pagan, Saida/White, Kerry/Russell-Woloshin, Carol/Thiérrée, Aurélia/Paris, Janie/Holder, Janice/Kane, Kathleen (I) +Per qualche dollaro in più (1965)/Pistilli, Luigi/Rodríguez, Luis (I)/Volontè, Gian Maria/Tarallo, Giovanni/Navarro, Enrique/Camardiel, Roberto/Brega, Mario (I)/López Somoza, Rafael/Ariznavarreta, Román/Sambrell, Aldo/Palacios, Ricardo/Leone, Sergio (I)/Egger, Joseph/Santiago, Enrique (I)/Blanco, Tomás (I)/Lawrence, Peter Lee/Méndez, Guillermo/Eastwood, Clint/Zips, Kurt/Stefanelli, Benito/Ricci, Aldo (I)/Canalejas, José/Meniconi, Mario/Molino Rojo, Antonio/Natale, Nazzareno/Kinski, Klaus/Abrolat, Werner/Terrón, José/Papadopulos, Panos/Mendizábal, Sergio/Montoya, José Félix/Ruiz, Antonio (VII)/Braña, Frank/Guzmán, Jesús/Simi, Carlo/García, Eduardo (IV)/Robledo, Lorenzo/Maggio, Dante/Van Cleef, Lee/Marco, José (II)/Krupp, Mara/Faenza, Diana/Dexter, Rosemary/Rabito, Diana/Leone, Francesca +Per un pugno di dollari (1964)/Barboo, Luis/Orjas, José/Spadaro, Umberto/Baldassarre, Raf/Sánchez Polack, Fernando/Brega, Mario (I)/Rupp, Sieghardt/Siedel, Johannes/Martín, Daniel (I)/Carotenuto, Bruno/Moreno, Antonio (II)/Cortés, Juan (II)/Salerno, Enrico Maria/Eastwood, Clint/Stefanelli, Benito/Calvo, José (II)/Prieto, Antonio (I)/Sambrell, Aldo/Riesgo, José/Braña, Frank/Robledo, Lorenzo/Powell, Nosher/Arco, Fredy/Kalvow, Frank/Stanton, Harry Dean/Lukschy, Wolfgang/Canalejas, José/Egger, Joseph/Vico, Antonio (I)/Pérez Tabernero, Julio/Peña, Manuel (II)/Molino Rojo, Antonio/Volontè, Gian Maria/Koch, Marianne/Lozano, Margarita +Perfect Blue (1998)/Theodore, Jimmy/Ôkura, Masaaki/Strong, Sam (I)/Stigler, Barry/Miller, Matt K./Lindsay, Michael (II)/Bulen, Steve/Buchholz, Bob/Klein, R. Martin/Nosgard, Sven/Timoney, Bill/Price, Jamieson/Tsuji, Shinpachi/Plantagenet, Richard/Thornton, Kirk/McCarty, Michael (III)/Blum, Steven Jay/Buck, Frank (II)/Reynolds, Elliot/Cole, George C./McGlynn, Mary Elizabeth/Sargent, Lia/Matsumoto, Rica/Hoffman, Bridget/Lee, Wendee/MacKenie, Dari/Darro, Bambi/Fontana, Syd/Iwao, Junko/Rando, Mattie/Stanzione, Carol +Perfect Man, The (2005)/Kressley, Carson/Doyle, Martin (I)/Mendicino, Gerry/Hyndman, Eldridge/O'Malley, Mike (I)/McGowan, James (I)/Kim, Jung-Yul/Wagner, Len/Azzopardi, Jerry/Oleksiuk, Eugene/Feldman, Ben (I)/DeYoung, Dennis/Fletcher, Curtis/Minardi, Marc/Noth, Chris/Kaye, Marvin/Lumby, Jeff/Gallagher, Sean (IV)/Blasucci, John/Partington, Richard/Akin, Philip/Dziallo, Thomas/DeYoung, Matthew (I)/Doyle, Martin P./Fielding, Ed (I)/Michie, David/Whitley, Kym/Horton, Allison/Gorin, Hazel/Mojica, Monique/Kaye, Evelyn/Castle, Maggie/Acker, Amy/Parker, Sue (I)/Robinson, Laura (I)/Newbrough, Ashley/Nolden, Michelle/Lengies, Vanessa/Clarke, Karlie/Rhea, Caroline/Locklear, Heather/Wallace, Aria/Duff, Hilary/Mortfield, Sharise +Perfect Murder, A (1998)/Smith, Vincent (I)/Cokljat, Robert Bosco/Williams, Jeff (I)/Bogert, William/Yusim, Marat/Eigenberg, David/Douglas, Michael (I)/Dumaurier, Francis/Georgiades, James (I)/Birney, Reed/Billet, Bradford/Badarou, Deen/Vooren, Gerrit/Bowersox, Bob/Corsair, Bill/Moran, Michael P./Wong, Lee/Ambrozy, Bill/Tucker, Radney/Benson, Peter (III)/Becker, Gerry/Sussman, Andrew/Del Gaudio, Christopher/Blumenthal, George (I)/Martinez, Adrian (I)/Factora, Marshall/Mulcahy, Jack (I)/Segalla, Todo/Mortensen, Viggo/Moinot, Michel/Ingram, Michael H./Lyman, Will/Suchet, David/Brown, Dexter/Singer, Stephen (I)/AuCoin, Kelly/Dillin, Scott/Rosario, José Ramón/Tucker, Beverly (I)/Choudhury, Sarita/Benford, Starla/Barrett, Laurinda/Blumenthal, Marion/Adler, Joanna (I)/McGuire, Maeve (I)/Braydon, Iris/Paltrow, Gwyneth/O'Kelly, Aideen/Sussmann, Robynn N./Parker, Monica/Towers, Constance/De Baer, Jean/McCall, Taylor/Orlandi, Roberta (I)/Nelson, Novella +Perfect Score, The (2004)/Boyce, Rob/Jarvis, Mike (II)/Labine, Kyle/Makaj, Steve/Brazeau, Jay/Malenovic, Nikolas/Zukovic, Dan/Jackson, Dee Jay/Miles, Darius/Clarke, Robert (VII)/Evans, Chris (V)/Cecere, Fulvio/Greenberg, Bryan (II)/Runte, Kurt Max/Campbell, Paul (VIII)/Mackenzie, Bill/Lillard, Matthew/Shaw, John (I)/Houde, Serge (I)/Scantlebury, Samuel/Nam, Leonardo/Humphreys, Alf (I)/Ryan, Michael (II)/Corr, Alex/Green, Alex (I)/Yochlowitz, Jamie/Bennett, Sonja/Idlette, Patricia/Angel, Vanessa/Afful, Sarah/May, Jessica (III)/Johansson, Scarlett/Ferrell, Tyra/Reichert, Rebecca/Gale, Lorena/Smith, Miriam/Quinn, Iris/Boyd, Lynda/Choe, Stacy/Christensen, Erika +Perfect Storm, The (2000)/Argenbright, Jim/Melberg, Christopher/Loughlin, Edmund/Hopkins, Josh/Mihok, Dash/Tank, Hayden/Casey, Matthew/Adams, Mark (XIII)/Barr, Steven (I)/Grant, James (VII)/Kimsey, Todd/Reitman, Joseph D./Gunton, Bob/Shonka, J. Scott/Parham, Ken/Martin, Brad (I)/Fichtner, William/Palermo, Chris (I)/Hawkes, John (I)/Rosario, Marcio (I)/Swanson, Mike (I)/Altman, Walter/Ward, Sandy/Mayo, Billy/Foley, Patrick (II)/Spaseff, Michael/Wallace, Alex (II)/Reilly, John C. (I)/Clooney, George/Fogarty, Shawn/Lee, James (XI)/Malone, Lloyd/Junger, Sebastian (I)/Payne, Allen (I)/Schneider, Miles/Ironside, Michael/Rutstein, Barry/Stinson, Patrick/Trotman, Tim/Francis, Alan (III)/Pickett, Wiley M./McNamara, Kevin (I)/Cowgill, Tim/Mahler, Bruce/Duggan, Matt/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Slavin, Anya/Brown, Katelyn C./Wright, Janet/Land, Tammi/Anzur, Terry/Allen, Karen (I)/Duff, Elizabeth/Kennedy, Merle/Lane, Diane (I)/Borgman, Janet/Schwimmer, Rusty/Sommerfield, Jennifer (I)/Mastrantonio, Mary Elizabeth/Samuels, Melissa (I)/Jones, Cherry (I) +Perfect World, A (1993)/Watson, Woody/Whitford, Bradley/Szarabajka, Keith/Burmester, Leo/Jeter, James/Hussey, John (I)/Eastwood, Clint/Folse, Gabriel/Whiteaker, Jay/Lowther, T.J./Hewitt, Paul/Cox, Darryl/Moody, Gary (I)/Kroll, David/McGill, Bruce/Grote, Vernon/Boyce, Rodger/Hagler, Nik/Costner, Kevin/Hosking, Craig/Jackson, John M./Stechman, Greg/Woods, Kevin Jamal/Voges, Mark/Orrison, George/Smith, Brandon (I)/McKinnon, Ray/Frank, Tony/Finley, Cameron/Gavin, James W./Dehart, Wayne/Geldart, Ed/Glasgow, Gil/Ammons, Christopher Reagan/Letts, Dennis/Perella, Marco/Pickens, Jimmy Ray/Haynes, George/Villari, Libby/Flowers, Leslie/Alice, Mary (I)/Flippin, Lucy Lee/Wottrich, Katy/Cooper, Connie/McBride, Taylor Suzanna/Bowman, Margaret/Hart, Linda/Ruscio, Elizabeth/Flowers, Belinda/Dern, Laura/Marich, Marietta/Griffin, Jennifer (I) +Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006)/Calder, David/Rumpf, Bernd/Hoffman, Dustin/Wilson, Reg (I)/Gordon, Harris (II)/Whishaw, Ben/Montané, Jaume/Chandler, Simon/Sander, Otto/Kerzel, Joachim/Smiley, Michael/Berrondo, Paul/Lenox, Thomas/Felix, Richard (III)/Davies, Timothy (I)/Roque, Alvaro/Herrera, Andrés (I)/Hurt, John/Millward, Perry/Rickman, Alan/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Douglas, Sam (I)/Lefeuvre, Franck/Harper, Toby/Gramaje, Carlos/Schwarz, Jessica/Diogene, Anna/Minichmayr, Birgit/Herfurth, Karoline/Hurd-Wood, Rachel/Harfouch, Corinna/Griffiths, Joanna/Piñón, Francesca/Forestier, Sara/Thomas, Sian +Permanent Midnight (1998)/Dick, Andy (I)/Greene, Peter (I)/Prosky, John/Stahl, Jerry/Anderson, Sam (I)/Leopardi, Chauncey/Mixon, L. Christian/Spain, Douglas/Paulson, Jay/Fleischer, Charles/Hartley, Griff/Giroday, François/Stiller, Ben/Willard, Fred/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Williamson, Scott (I)/Wilson, Owen/Benedicto, Lourdes/Oh, Sandra/Thompson, Mary (IV)/Ferguson, Nancye/Garofalo, Janeane/Nichols, Regina/Torres, Liz/Nielsen, Connie (I)/Ladd, Cheryl/Kazan, Lainie/Hanami, Ren/Hurley, Elizabeth (I)/Bello, Maria (I) +Persona (1966)/Björnstrand, Gunnar/Lindström, Jörgen/Krook, Margaretha/Andersson, Bibi/Ullmann, Liv +Persuasion (1995)/Rigby, Tom/Wilman, Alex/Llewellyn, Roger/Russell Beale, Simon/Plummer, David (I)/McCabe, Richard/Glenister, Robert/Kerrigan, Dermot/Hinds, Ciarán/Woodvine, John/Collings, David/Acton, David/Redgrave, Corin/McGuirk, Bill/Shorter, Ken/Maxwell-Hunt, Isaac/Refoy, Niall/Watkins, Roger/Avoth, Justin/Brenner, Richard/Hammond, Roger/West, Samuel/George, Sally (I)/Fleetwood, Susan/Schlesinger, Helen/Roberts, Emma (I)/Thompson, Sophie/Faye, Cinnamon/Cornwell, Judy/Nicholls, Phoebe/Wood, Jane (II)/Hamilton, Victoria (I)/Dean, Felicity/Johnson, Darlene (I)/Shaw, Fiona/James, Lonnie/Root, Amanda/Mannion, Rosa +Pest, The (1997)/Leguizamo, John/Potter, Will (I)/Spears, Aries/Driscoll, Eddie/Ballerini, Edoardo/Rodríguez, Freddy (I)/Abreu, Jorge Luis/Lau, Jim/Perez, Tony (I)/McCleister, Tom/Katz, David Bar/Jokubeit, Joe/Urena, Julian Scott/Lannom, Les/Harris, Paul (VIII)/Murphy, Hugh (I)/Chan, Yau-Gene/la Osa, Kristian de/Hallahan, Charles/Garaza, Ray/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Skipper, Pat/Mizerski, Barrie/Morton, Joe/Coll, Ivonne/Broughton, Jennifer/Osorio, Yelba/Elder, Judyann/Korsi, Sheila/Rosenbloom, Aviva/Townsend, Tammy/Norton, Kristin (I) +Pet Sematary (1989)/Hughes, Miko (I)/Greene, Donnie/Gwynne, Fred/Raz, Kavi/Moore, John David/Courtney, Chuck/Lombard, Michael/King, Stephen (I)/Midkiff, Dale/Stader, Peter/Greenquist, Brad/Ferrell, Matthew August/Hubatsek, Andrew/Shaw, Chuck/Collier, Richard (III)/Davies, Liz/Blommaert, Susan/Duffy, Lila/Stathoplos, Lisa/Dalke, Kara/Hughes, Mary R./Crosby, Denise/Courtemanche, Eleanor Grace/Clark, Mara/Berdahl, Beau/Berdahl, Blaze/Wilson, Mary Louise/McCabe, Dorothy/Ureneck, Elizabeth +Pet Sematary II (1992)/McGuire, Jason (I)/Ratajczak, David (I)/Fitzgerald, Wilbur/Hunt, Len/Andosca, Rick/Furlong, Edward/Parker, J.L./Dorsey, Joe/Mixon, Bart/Peck, Jim (II)/Evers, Bruce/Roper, Gil/Houghton, Lucius/Rushton, Jared/Binion, Reid/Vaughn, Judson/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Brown, Clancy/Easton, Robert (I)/Fisher, Ken (I)/Fluegel, Darlanne/Lowry, Donna/Ziegler, Elizabeth/McLeod, Janell/Dennis, Christy/Loeb, D. Taylor/Woodward, Emily (I)/Mitchell, Amanda/Trigger, Sarah (I)/Waltz, Lisa +Pete's Dragon (1977)/Bartlett, Cal/Morgan, Gary (I)/Checco, Al/Marshall, Sean (I)/Collins, Jack (IV)/Easton, Robert (I)/Wrigley, Ben/Backus, Jim/Tyner, Charles/Conaway, Jeff/Dale, Jim (I)/Price, Roger (I)/Foulk, Robert/Barnes, Walter/Stewart, Dennis (I)/Ross, Joe (I)/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Callas, Charlie/Slate, Henry/Buttons, Red/Reddy, Helen/Winters, Shelley/Rogers, Dinah Ann/Kean, Jane/Fresh, Debbie +Peter Pan (1953)/Candido, Candy/McGovern, Johnny/Luske, Tommy/Thompson, Bill (I)/Ellis, Robert (II)/Driscoll, Bobby/Dupree, Roland/Singer, Stuffy/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Butala, Tony/Conried, Hans/Barclay, Don/Conway, Tom (I)/Silver, Jeffrey (I)/Collins, Paul (I)/Whitfield, Anne/Beaumont, Kathryn/Kerry, Margaret/Coombs, Carol/Hilton, Connie/Angel, Heather/Kester, Karen/Foray, June/Nilsson, Norma Jean +Peter Pan (2003)/Sumpter, Jeremy/Gallacher, Frank/Roughan, Michael/Wong, Venant/Mitchell, Darren (I)/Caton, Septimus/Kerr, Bill (I)/Gooch, Lachlan/Battee, Don/Gooch, Patrick/Wyllie, Daniel/Simonian, Rupert/Spence, Bruce/Hogan, Spike/Briers, Richard/MacKay, George (I)/Eden, Harry/Cinis, Alan/Chester, Theodore/Popplewell, Freddie/Hurd-Wood, Patrick/Palmer, Geoffrey/Bourne, Alexander/Carbee, Brian/Waters, Mathew (II)/Shambrook, Brendan/Tomuri, Jacob/Meacham, Phil/Newell, Harry/Isaacs, Jason/Myles, Bruce/Whitten, Frank/Hurd-Wood, Rachel/Duncan, Brooke/Burrows, Saffron/Williams, Olivia/Redgrave, Lynn/Mussett, Tory/Bourne, Themora/Gray, Carsen/Pirini, Nadia/Barnaby, Maya/Mills, Ursula/Strauss, Janet/Morely, Sam/Kaewsanan, Vij/Sagnier, Ludivine/Rebel (II)/Dence, Maggie/MacIlwaine, Celeste/Walker, Kerry +Peter's Friends (1992)/Mandela, Nelson/Trump, Donald/Rushdie, Salman/Reagan, Ronald (I)/Brezhnev, Leonid/Fry, Stephen (I)/Parfitt, Bill/Lowe, Alex/Jackson, Michael (I)/Slattery, Tony/Hudson, Rock/Branagh, Kenneth/Hussein, Saddam/Scott, Alex (III)/Bush, George/Briers, Richard/Major, John/Laurie, Hugh/Quayle, Dan/Khomeini, Ayatollah/Arafat, Yasser/Stallone, Sylvester/Pickles, Chris/Gorbachev, Mikhail/George, Boy/Pope John Paul II/Jewesbury, Edward/Emmanuel, Alphonsia/Musto, Ruby May/Rudner, Rita/Davies, Ann (I)/Law, Phyllida/Staunton, Imelda/Wright, Nicola/Thompson, Emma (I)/Buznea, Magdalena/Charnley, Hetta +Petrified Forest, The (1936)/Acuff, Eddie/Leonard, Gus/Thompson, Slim/Sawyer, Joe/Guhl, George/McGuire, Tom (I)/Alexander, John (IV)/Hall, Porter/Grapewin, Charley/Farley, Jim (I)/Foran, Dick/Howard, Leslie (I)/Morris, Adrian/Scheid, Francis J./Aylesworth, Arthur/Harvey, Paul (I)/Cheatham, Jack/Richards, Addison/Bogart, Humphrey/Teeple, Perc/Bergen, Constance/Davis, Bette/Tobin, Genevieve/Campana, Nina +Peuple migrateur, Le (2001)/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Labro, Philippe +Phantasm (1979)/Baldwin, A. Michael/Coscarelli, Don/Scrimm, Angus/Cone, Bill (II)/Thornbury, Bill/Richmond, Ralph (I)/Bannister, Reggie/Jones, Kenneth V. (II)/Arntzen, David/Lester, Kathy/Harper, Susan/Coscarelli, Kate/Shaw, Mary Ellen/Scotton, Myrtle/Eastman, Lynn/Mann, Laura/Kalbus, Terrie +Phantom of the Opera, The (1925)/Gravina, Cesare/Belmont, Joseph/Tracy, Bill/Miljan, John/Siegel, Bernard/Gowland, Gibson/Bevani, Alexander/Covington, Bruce/Chaney, Lon/Carewe, Arthur Edmund/Coulson, Roy/Kerry, Norman/Martindel, Edward/Conklin, Chester/Davis, George (I)/Williams, George B./Cecil, Edward/St. Polis, John/Sedan, Rolfe/Vaverka, Anton/Edwards, Snitz/Humphrey, William (I)/Tyroler, William/Crane, Ward/Fiorenza, Madame/Philbin, Mary/Alcorn, Olive Ann/Fabian, Mary/Pearson, Virginia/Yorke, Edith/Laemmle, Carla/Clifford, Ruth/Marvin, Grace/Vale, Vola +Phantom of the Opera, The (2004)/McGuire, Victor/Fleet, James (I)/Sellers, Lee/Buchanan, Rod/Melvin, Murray/Berkeley, Stephen (II)/Mansbridge, Michael/Otera, Carlos/Jackson, Luke (I)/Pudney, Adam/Chopping, Oliver/Jones, Damian/Garner, Ben/Chapman, Lee (III)/Poole, Julian/Catchpole, Philip/Mann, Alec/Corbett, Andrew Charles/Corbett, Andrew (I)/Karimloo, Ramin/Ellis, Jonathan D./Griffiths, John (III)/Carroll, Mark (I)/Arneil, David/Jarvis, Chris (II)/Overton, Chris/McNally, Kevin (I)/Wheeler, Brian (I)/Keyte, Tristan/Langham, David/Torkia, Sebastien/Costin, Paul/Sillis, Aaron/Draper, Matthew (II)/Purvis, Robert (III)/Tirado, Jose/Hill, Jonathon/Bayliss, Richard (II)/Wilkinson, Gavin/Stirk, Damien Lee/Jackson, Damien/McDuff, Graham/Hinds, Ciarán/Delaney, Damien/Kipling, Timothy/Gant, Ben/Cornish, Kasper/Cameron, Alexander (II)/Langdale, Pascal/Moore, Jeff (V)/Tanscy, Tom/Tosh, Dave (II)/Worsey, Chris/Goldsmith, Clinton/Kitchen, Jonathon (II)/Gallo Mudarra, Luis/Kelly, Terry (V)/Thomas, Max/Brooke, Paul (I)/Western, Miles/Martyn, Remy/Clayfield, Blake/Jenkins, Ryan/Micha, Paul/White, Stephen B./Pullman, James/Elkington, Miles/Callow, Simon/Halse, Ruben/Wyer, Scott/Wallen, Ashley/Wilson, Patrick (I)/Small, Michael (III)/Broadbent, Ralph (II)/Tesch, Marcus/Butler, Gerard/Clark, Nathan (III)/Lee, Gavin (I)/Johnston, Halcro/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Dobbins, Rebekah/Hurdley, Sophia/Crocker, Rachel/Stewart, Lorraine (III)/Ernest, Joanna/Driver, Minnie/Driver, Pia/Preece, Margaret/Buda, Elena/Casson, Lucy/Lesto, Isabel/Dunn, Kathryn/Florimo, Giulia/Cannon, Jesika/Strandberg, Annika/Stevens, Lisa (I)/Collins, Dawn (III)/Bundy, Deborah/Paris, Judith/Nicolaou, Marilena/Sheather, Beth/Dann, Sophie Louise/Raine, Pippa/Ellison, Jennifer/Randi, Lorena/Noble, Gabriel/Lawson, Amy (II)/Botterman, Greet/Hagerty, Georgina/Elliot, Bethany/Perroncel, Vanessa/Dowsett, Liesl/Gough, Juliet/Lynn, Caroline/Cutko, Valerie/Frasca, Sarah/Daniels, Leigh (II)/Skilbeck, Alison/Pourian, Maryam/Goodman, Claire/Deighton, Tricia/Ramírez, Sandra (II)/Worsley, Julia/Marks, Jackie/Bain, Imogen/Woodliffe, Joanna/Potter, Lucy/De La Rue, Simone/Holliday, Mandy/Collingwood, Gem/Cunningham, Tess/Perks, Melanie/Rossum, Emmy/Hounsom, Laura/Harris, Maddy G./Porter, Annabel/Evans, Candice/Davis, Janine/Beechey, Annalene/Tapp, Kirsty/Jerova, Lea +Phantom of the Paradise (1974)/Mallaber, Gary/Graham, Gerrit/Garland, David (I)/Memmoli, George/Kennedy, Ray (II)/Wade, Adam (I)/Donovan, William (II)/Lane, Scott Edmund/Bridges, Rand/Serling, Rod/Elbling, Peter/Carpenter, Ken (II)/Williams, Paul (III)/Haskins, Troy/Forney, Sam/Calvert, Henry/Allison, Keith/Hahn, Archie/Gross, Gene/Shephard, William/Pacheco, Herb/Cameron, Colin (I)/Comanor, Jeffrey/Bohan, James (I)/Foster, Walter (I)/Finley, William (I)/Desai, Shelly/Munson, Art/Olivieri, Dennis/Birkenfeld, Bobby/Harrell, Peter/Savarino, Janet/Ross, Ruthy/Amagas, Nydia/Crudden, Coleen/Bongfeldt, Marty/Amato, Mary Margaret/Moses, Nancy/Romine, Roseanne/O'Leary, Carol/Mastellos, Katherine/Bird, Kristi/Troy, April/Dunn, Bridgett/Jeep, Robin/Larimer, Linda/Angelyne/Adeline, Sherri/Baldwin, Janit/Weiser, Susan/Harper, Jessica (I)/DeFord, Jane/Buttner, Cathy/Derr, Celia/Walden, Diana/Ballantine, Sara/Blythe, Janus/Hansen, Bibi/Smith, Cheryl (I)/Brewer, Leslie/Rohmer, Patrice/Cox, Linda/Summers, Deen/Catton, Sandy/Ashley, Jennifer/Washington, Judy/Mattson, Robin/Savarino, Jean +Phantom, The (1996)/Farwell, Dane/Smitrovich, Bill/Zitner, Alan/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/Carson, Dane (I)/Siemaszko, Casey/Russom, Leon/Kates, Bernard/Coleby, Robert/Williams, Treat/Jao, Radmar Agana/Jones, William (I)/Zappa, William/Remar, James/Dailey, Rod/Prosky, John/Zane, Billy/Ragno, Joseph/McGoohan, Patrick/Proval, David/Lilley, Clint/Peters, Austin/Capodice, John/Kane, Bo/Chandler, Jared/Madrona, Victor/Soedjarwo, Agoes Widjaya/Tenney, Jon/Ruscio, Al/Petchlor, Chatpong 'Jim'/Zeta-Jones, Catherine/Flueger, Valerie/Phillips, Jo/Eggar, Samantha/Swanson, Kristy +Phantoms (1998)/Wyson, Edmund/Clough, John Scott/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Himber, Robert/Schreiber, Liev/Hahn, William (I)/Affleck, Ben/Powell, Clifton/Knepper, Robert/Katt, Nicky/Schmidt, Paul (I)/Otto, Rick (I)/Elliott, Lucas/Hallo, Dean (I)/Hopkins, Bo/Nelson, Adam (I)/DeLorenzo, Michael/Beall, Rich/Rosengren, Clive/Hammil, John/McGowan, Rose/Chow, Valerie/Drake, Judith (I)/Nipar, Yvette/Going, Joanna +Phat Girlz (2006)/Ngo/Ellis, John (XII)/Noseworthy, Jack/Ashenafi, Johnny/Jean-Louis, Jimmy/Ade, Dayo/Godfrey/Williams, Raymond T./Smith, Laudi/Anekwe, Chet/Hicks, Sidney/Walsh, Brendan (III)/Ballard, Doug/Williams, Mark Anthony/James, Moses/Duckworth, Charles/Hall, Wes/Antonio, Jose (I)/Stone, Liam/Pire, Felix/Willoughby, Alton Demore/Roberts, Eric (I)/Ademiluyi, Stella/Jimenez, Carla/Jackson, Kelli/Drake, Joyful/Goodwin, Raven/Davison, Jayme/Likké, Nnegest/Sheridan, Danica/Cavero, Ida/Cowen, Shulie/Woodbury, Natalie/Baramy, Sara/Nwankwo, Nkeonye/Creeden, Gabi/Banks, Shay'La/Troutman, Elaine/Jeffrey, Carla/Muller, Elise/Simmons, Julia (II)/Hamilton, Lynda Ray/Overman, Ion/Southworth, Carrie/Pflum, Robin Cricket/Green, Candace/Billard, Bobbi/Le Bris, Nicole/Bayeté, Shani/Mo'Nique/Onwura, Nico/Gurganus, Kimberly/Porter, Tammy/Seanna/Welch, Doniela/Antee, Daisy/Johnson, Kendra C./Lewis, Chenese/Young, Rosalind/Davis, Laquita/Johnson, Tesia/Couret, Rene/Elizabeth, Karen/Kennedy, Kidigo/Buckner, Shannon/Shakirah, Nadirah/Smith, Louisa Shelley/Collins, Cori/Davis, Nivia D./Pucci, Cindy/Watters, Sandra V./Rivers, Crystal +Phenomena (1985)/Mingozzi, Fulvio/Bauchau, Patrick/Marotta, Davide/Tanga/Donatone, Mario/Trevisi, Franco/Cracco, Alberto/Argento, Dario/Capparoni, Kaspar/Soavi, Michele/Maimone, Antonio/Pleasence, Donald/Thomas, Geraldine/Simonetti, Marisa/Nicolodi, Daria/Orsini, Mitzy/Mastroianni, Federica/Gropper, Paola/Di Lazzaro, Dalila/Tessari, Fiorenza/Bourchier, Sophie/Hielkema, Ninke/Argento, Fiore/Berdini, Franca/Ottaviani, Francesca/Biuso, Marta/Connelly, Jennifer/Avelli, Fausta +Phenomenon (1996)/Milhoan, Michael/Keane, James (I)/Amey, Joseph/Duvall, Robert (I)/Evans, Troy (I)/Gallagher, David (I)/Bowe, Scott/Partain, Dan/Gross, Richard (I)/Mattos, Tony A./Parker, Carl D./Young, Bruce A./Forner, Michael/Whitaker, Forest/Valim, Mark/Zemrak, Derek/Soper, Mark/Snow, Anthony/Cotton, James Anthony/Nicosia, Joseph A./Chouchanian, Jack/Travolta, John/Tignini, Eric/Levine, Noah Michael/Stoltz, Sandy/DeMunn, Jeffrey/DiPego, Justin/Genaro, Tony/Ruginis, Vyto/Zacapa, Daniel/Prater, Will/Covay, Cab/Fridley, Tom/Spiner, Brent/O'Bryan, Sean/Reiswig, Isaac/Kiley, Richard/Sedgwick, Kyra/Berryhill, Betsy/Crespin, Claudia/Geer, Ellen/Benedict, Jewel/Carothers, Mariann V./Kennedy, Beth (II)/Nunziato, Elisabeth/Long, Anni/Callaway, Sage/Buccille, Ashley/Merson, Susan +Philadelphia (1993)/Goetzman, Gary/Fitzpatrick, Tony (I)/Wrentz, Lawrence T./Lazar, Paul/Rendell, Edward/Babatundé, Obba/Vawter, Ron/Castle, Robert W./Foxxx, Freddie/Miller, Warren (I)/Whitford, Bradley/Townsend, Cliff/Olmstead, Dan (I)/Ignarri, John/O'Connell, John T./Walker, Jiggs/von Bargen, Daniel/Arterton, Jon/Howard, James B./Tyson, Billy Ray/Crisp, Quentin/Roche, Jim (I)/Castillo, José (I)/Blake, Andre B./Corman, Roger/Drake, David (I)/Devon, Tony/Bowersox, Bob/Sorensen Jr., Mark/Washington, Denzel/Techman, Charles/Blount Jr., Roy/McGee, Philip Joseph 'PJ'/Vignari, Steve/Williamson, Jeffrey/Jacobs, Peter (I)/Platt, Lucas/Callen, Michael/Kirkland, Edward/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Perillo, Joey/Kilman, Buzz/Bedford Lloyd, John/Northup, Harry/Wolff, Daniel/Scales, Steven (I)/Napier, Charles/Rowe, Bill (II)/Moore, Paul (II)/Mannato, Donovan/Bevilacqua, Valerio/Ehrlich, Richard/Robards, Jason/Hanks, Tom/Breslo, Robert/Utt, Kenneth (I)/Flitter, Ira/Wheeler, Ford/Glenn, Charles (I)/Fink, Randy Aaron/LeFevre, Adam/Hartell, Glen/Fujimoto, Tak/Ridgely, Robert/Radesky, Dennis/Walter, Tracey/Borkan, Gene/Gomez, Jaime (I)/Erving, Julius/Chapman, Daniel/Rutland, Jimmy/Font, Aurelio/Cael, Jordan/Summerour, Lisa/Roby, Elizabeth/Roselli, Lauren/Ballard, Debra H./Schary, Susan/Hickok, Molly/Tepas, Meghan/Greenwell, Patricia/Dowd, Ann/Smiley, Leigh/Moore, Jane (II)/French, Peg/Brown, Melissa Fraser/Finley, Karen/Woodward, Joanne/Roth Haberle, Stephanie/Demme, Dodie/Maxwell, Roberta/Talerico, Lisa/Witt, Kathryn/Lazzarus, Q./Smith, Anna Deavere/Wilson, Chandra/Lintner, Katie/Howard, Ann (IV)/Steenburgen, Mary/Mahiques, Carmen/Hamilton, Donna (I) +Philadelphia Experiment, The (1984)/Hall, Charles (III)/Laing, Brent S./Christmas, Eric/Wilcox, Clayton/Smillie, Bill/McCartney, Andrew (I)/Manza, Ralph/McNamara, Miles (I)/Paré, Michael/Farrell, Tony (I)/Michaels, David Allen/Daniels, Rudy/Beer, Harry/Bakey, Ed/Dorsey, Joe/Holliday, Kene/Dolan, Don/Armstrong, Vaughn/Villani, Michael/Morshower, Glenn/Bracken, Andrew (I)/Sachs, Steve (I)/Krieder, Robin/Moore, Joe (III)/Schrand, Rick/Bernard, Jay (I)/Lott, Lawrence/Saulsberry, Rodney/Kowalski, Raymond/Parham, Bo/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Di Cicco, Bobby/O'Reilly, Stephan/Brockette, Gary/DeSantis, Patrick/Jewkes, Richard/Currie, Michael/Ruud, Michael/Edgcomb, James/Nuzzo, Anthony R./Girion, Gilbert/Smith, Jeffrey S./Latham, Louise/Doss, Sharon/Troyer, Debra/Dixon, Deborah E./Doucette, Pamela/Allen, Nancy (I)/Dasko, Pat/Brull, Pamela/Brown, Vivian (I)/Faulkner, Stephanie/Grantham, Mary Lois/Maher, Kerry Lee +Philadelphia Story, The (1940)/Baggot, King (I)/De Bruce, Robert/Mayne, Eric/Pape, Lionel/Howard, John (I)/King, Claude (I)/Stewart, James (I)/Evans, Rex/Sweeney, Joseph (I)/Daniell, Henry/Young, Roland (I)/Grant, Cary/Clyde, David/Phelps, Lee (I)/Halliday, John (I)/Clark, Russ (I)/Brooke, Hillary/McKinney, Florine/Weidler, Virginia/Buckland, Veda/Hussey, Ruth/Hepburn, Katharine/Chevret, Lita/Shay, Mildred/Plowright, Hilda/Fay, Dorothy/Nash, Mary (I)/Whitney, Helene (I) +Phone Booth (2002)/Arturo, Michael/Lombardozzi, Domenick/Paradise, Richard/Gilbert, Troy/Whitaker, Forest/Yount, Dell/Constantine, Yorgo/Meier, Seth William (I)/Sutherland, Kiefer/Farrell, Colin (I)/Huvane, Chris/Tarrolly, Dean/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Kittles, Tory/Enos III, John/Foster, Ben (I)/Kalef, Joshua/Muhoro, Karara/Chen, Zidu/Lynch, Colin Patrick/Nobbs, Keith/Cochran, Dean (I)/Roberts, Bruce (IV)/Call, Phil Paul/Reynolds, Tom (III)/MacDonald, James (I)/Erb, Billy/Fontana, Paul (I)/Simpson, Tyree Michael/Pais, Josh/Huckaby, Jared/Jones, Richard T./Cooke, Cathy Jo/Randle, Mary/Efremova, Svetlana (I)/Cottet, Mia/Kowallis, Amy/Holmes, Katie/Texada, Tia/Flanagan, Maile (I)/Mitchell, Radha/Ash, Arian Waring/Posnett, Kim/Tuan, Shu Lan/Parker, Paula Jai +Pi (1998)/Schwartz, Lloyd J./Handel, Ari/Naidu, Ajay/Sarch, Oren/Margolis, Mark/Monte, Sal/Pearlman, Stephen/Cheyenne, Peter/Shenkman, Ben (II)/Islander, J.C./Herman, Stanley/Tumminello, Tom (I)/Strahlberg, David/Lifschutz, Richard/Seiden, Ray/Aronofsky, Abraham/Johnson, Chris (IV)/Tawil, David/Mansell, Clint/Franklin, Scott (I)/Gullette, Sean/Shoaib, Pam/Fox, Lauren (I)/Lao, Kristyn Mae-Anne/Gordon, Joanne/Nieves, Espher Lao/Shoaib, Samia/Hart, Pamela (II) +Pianist, The (2002)/Góralczyk, Jerzy/Walden, Andrzej/Polanski, Roman/Flach, Torsten/Popeck/Leshchenko, Dmitri/Bennett, John (I)/Szpilman, Daniel/Caltagirone, Daniel/Bradley, Paul (VI)/Bauman, Adam (I)/Fogelman, Lejb/Fernandez, Emilio/Prahl, Axel/Wolszczak, Jacek/Mues, Wanja/Dziduch, Zbigniew/Strauss, Tom/Kroschwald, Udo/Zamachowski, Zbigniew/Rappenglück, Peter/Ridings, Richard (I)/Zielinski, Andrzej (I)/Harlan, Ben/Smolarz, Wojciech/Siejka, Piotr/Artman, Grzegorz/Mohr, Rafal/Machnicki, Ireneusz/Szenajch, Andrzej/Kluge, Ryszard/Zylber, Maurycy/Zylber, Xawery/Pieczynski, Krzysztof/Pieczynski, Andrzej/Kosinski, Cezary/Zebrowski, Michal/Lawincky, Thomas/Assböck, Joachim Paul/Brody, Adrien/Burczyk, Pawel/Walerys, Zbigniew/Stoppard, Ed (I)/Pelka, Valentine/Dziedziel, Marian/von Wangenheim, Detlev/Skeaping, Roddy/Shaps, Cyril/Vibert, Ronan/Kretschmann, Thomas/Keogh, John (I)/Tiernan, Andrew/Malecki, Adam/Blumenfeld, Andrzej/Malaszynski, Pawel/Köbe, Frank-Michael/Smiles, Roy/Mackiewicz, Lech/Rathsam, Uwe/Tyndyk, Tomasz/Kopaczewski, Jaroslaw/Rakowski, Norbert/Finlay, Frank (I)/Winkler, Maciej/Wawer, Darian/Szyc, Borys/Milner, Anthony/Szurmiej, David/Lanagan, Patrick/Skeaping, Lucy/Lipman, Maureen/Platt, Ruth (I)/Gryszka, Anna/Liliental, Dorota/Szen, Weronika/Sieminska, Dagmara/Meyer, Jessica Kate/Polanski, Morgane/Figura, Katarzyna/Franoszek, Nina/Bargielowska, Katarzyna/Ostaszewska, Maja/Sharron, Nomi/Szolc, Izabella/Czerwinska, Zofia/Fox, Emilia/Brodzik, Joanna/Rayner, Julia (I) +Pianiste, La (2001)/Schottenberg, Michael/Weinhappel, Thomas/Heiss, Philipp/Berner, Dieter/Teuflmayr, Viktor/Waldegg, Volker/Friedrich, Georg/Mang, William/Koban, Florian/Magimel, Benoît/Auner, Thomas/Morgensztern, Noam/Melichar, Rudolf/Samel, Udo/Lothar, Susanne/Sigalevitch, Anna/Zeisler, Karoline/Köndgen, Cornelia/Schuchter, Gabriele/Schleinzer, Annemarie/Huppert, Isabelle/Bartsch, Viviane/Neiska, Liliane/Girardot, Annie/Resetarits, Martina/Leskowitz, Luz +Piano, The (1993)/Kahukiwa, Lance/Pickering, Riki/Aranui, Jason/Rice, Tamati/Johnson, Greg (I)/Lee, Julian (III)/Dennett, Peter/Mayor, Greg/McGoram, Wayne/Mune, Ian/Dog, Flynn the/Crowe, Thomas/Sharples, Paora/Sperry, Jon/Ingley, Sam/Smith, Pete (III)/Wharerau, Lawrence/Makiha, Alain/Kirikiri, Sonny/Samuel, Joseph/Huia, George Te/Raby, Timothy/Potaka-Dewes, Eru/Hatfield, Gordon/Moana, Guy/Lunn, Daniel/Boyle, George (I)/Skipwith, Te Whatanui/Hall, Stephen (II)/Abraham, Sean/Searancke, Thomas/Otimi, Joseph/Goodburn, Roger/Allpress, Bruce/Heke, Philip Taiaho/Barrett, Graham Kereama/Papps, Stephen/Neill, Sam/Keitel, Harvey/Howell, Shane/Thompson, Lucas Puhi/Campbell, Eddie (I)/Ahipene, Hori/Hotu, Alfred Tiaki/Tuialii, Poamo/Brazier, Jon/Rangitaawa, Peter/Knight-Jones, Simon/Smallman, George/Curtis, Cliff/Garbolino, Terrence/Dryburgh, Tomas/Ranford, Arthur/Kingi, Wayne/Matthew, William/Rewa, Huihana/Karauria, P.J./Kanuta, Steve/Ellis, Rob (I)/Dryburgh, Isobel/Burney, Tania/Steele, Julie/Teua, Kereama/Paraha, Glynis/Tunui, Mahina/Grover, Barbara/Tuialii, Susan/Waake, Kahumanu/Rupuha, Carla/Main, Rachael/Walker, Kerry/Hunter, Holly/Edwards, Annie/Baigent, Nicola/Boynton, Mere/Main, Amber/McIver, Rose/Baker, Tungia/Batley, Kirsten/George, Verity/Lourie, Claire/Gudsell, Neil Mika/Colston, Karen/Flyger, Nancy/Henry, Liane Rangi/Harimate, Christina/Lemon, Geneviève/Paquin, Anna/Codner, Ruby/Haare, Harina +Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975)/Jarratt, John/Collingwood, Peter/Gunnell, Frank/O'Connell, Lindy (I)/Vaughan, Martin/Guard, Dominic/Fegan, John (I)/Roberts, Wyn/Llewellyn-Jones, Tony/McDonald, Garry (I)/Dickie, Olga/Taylor, Kay (I)/Weaver, Jacki/Gray, Vivean/White, Amanda (III)/Morse, Helen/Schuler, Christine/Lloyd, Barbara/Roberts, Rachel (I)/Bencini, Bernadette/Nelson, Margaret (II)/Bencini, Angela/Child, Kirsty/Smith, Verity/Graves, Vivienne/Lambert, Anne-Louise/Robson, Karen/Jamieson, Sue/Mason, Ingrid/Cardwell, Melinda/Murray, Janet/Lovell, Jenny (I)/Powrie, Annabel/Kleinig, Faith/Vallis, Jane/Mullins, Deborah +Picture of Dorian Gray, The (1945)/Mulliner, Arthur/Evans, Herbert/Berry Sr., Art/Gilmore, Lowell/Earle, Dick/Coleman, Charles (I)/Stack, William/Adams, Harry (I)/Pilkington, Tom/Holmes, Stuart/Holmes, William (II)/George, John (I)/St. John, Jerry/Leviness, Carl M./Sketchley, Leslie/Mander, Miles/Cory, Robert/Logan, James (I)/Hunter, Kenneth (I)/Mellin, Leonard/Patton, Will (II)/Tamarez, Tom/Carruthers, Bruce/O'Brien, William H./Noolan, Toby/Simone, Sam/Kent, Crauford/Greenwood, Hugh/Benge, Wilson/De Corday, Paul/Allen, Harry (I)/Lewis, Mitchell (I)/Bellis, Guy/Lawford, Sidney/Campbell, Colin (I)/French, Charles K./Cross, Oliver (I)/Greig, Robert/Fraser, Richard (I)/Harris, Sam (II)/Regas, Pedro/Pollard, Alex/Seaton, Scott (I)/McLean, Bob (I)/Good, John (I)/McClure, Frank/Valentine, John (I)/Schute, Allen/Walton, Douglas/Bevan, Billy/Yule, Joe/Broughton, George/De Becker, Harold/Conlin, Jimmy/Lowry, Morton (I)/Hare, Lumsden/Aldrich, Fred/Thomas, Evan (I)/Shields, Arthur/Edmiston, Alan/Kerr, Donald (I)/Williams, Larry (III)/Hughes, T. Arthur/Mostovoy, Leo/Knaggs, Skelton/Knight, Charles (I)/Gowland, Gibson/Costello, Tom (I)/Post, Guy Bates/Bernard, Joseph E./Bucko, Ralph/Ferguson, Al (I)/Lee, Jack (I)/Flynn, Ray (IV)/Pharr, Frank/Ford, Lloyd/Marievsky, Joseph/Fowler, J.C./Lawford, Peter/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Cordoba, Pedro de/Cooper, Edward (I)/Hardwicke, Cedric/Aubrey, Jimmy/Sanders, George (I)/Evans, Rex/Hatfield, Hurd/McNaughton, Charles/Mayne, Eric/Eddritt, William/Harrison, Bud/Dean, Wally/Jeffries, Mike (II)/Worlock, Frederick/Dawson, Frank (I)/Gorcey, Bernard/Rode, Walter/Simpson, Reginald/Perry, Pascale/Medford, Kay/Miller, Lorraine (I)/Massey, Emily/Curson, Anne/Reed, Donna/Fairfax, Betty/Williams, Herberta/Riano, Renie/Carpenter, Lisa (II)/MacGill, Moyna/Bond, Lilian/Vaughn, Kerry/Stone, Doris (I)/O'Hara, Helen (I)/Benda, Helena/Bilbrook, Lydia/Talbot, Lillian/Bannister, Monica/Thompson, Lotus/Jones, Olive/Dja, Devi/Carson, Renee/Brown, Elyse/Forbes, Mary (I)/Ford, Dorothy (I)/Lansbury, Angela/Keating, Alice/Keppler, Carol Diane/Woodell, Barbara/Boyer, Volta/Draper, Natalie/Sharp-Bolster, Anita/Benoit, Mary/Lundeen, Ann/Lee, Ila/Manners, Audrey +Picture Perfect (1997)/Ryan, Jim (II)/Poor, Bray/Cromwell, David/Cassell, Paul/Grunberg, Greg/Sussman, Matthew/McRobbie, Peter/Thomas, Sean Patrick/Easley, Doug/Bacon, Kevin/Thakar, Vimesh/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Tahir, Faran/Rothman, John/Del Sherman, Barry/Mohr, Jay/Sontz, Joey/Spore, Richard/Brogger, Ivar/Edwards, Daryl/Douglas, Illeana/Logan, Bellina/Marsh, Ali/Aniston, Jennifer/Bendewald, Andrea/Prince, Faith/Campbell, Amelia/Cuoco, Kaley/DeBonis, Marcia/Gibson, Margaret (III)/Cushman, Jessica/Dukakis, Olympia/Stern, Jenna/Twomey, Anne +Pieces of April (2003)/Riesco, Armando/Luke, Derek/Sisqó/Whitlock Jr., Isiah/Chen, Jack (I)/Baganov, Vitali/Gallagher Jr., John/De Wees, Rusty/Lovett, Marcus/Roselli, Vincent/Platt, Oliver/Hayes, Sean (I)/Chen, Stephen/Richardson, Jamari/Martinez, Adrian (I)/Douglass, Elizabeth/Danette, Leila/Dai, Jacqueline/Pill, Alison/White, Lillias/Bayer, Sally Leung/Clarkson, Patricia/Luo, Rosa/Hale, Birdie M./Bruce, Susan (I)/Giobbe, Anney/Todino, Christine/Ficchi/Drummond, Alice/Holmes, Katie +Pierrot le fou (1965)/Zardi, Dominique/Staquet, Georges/Léaud, Jean-Pierre/Fuller, Samuel/Meyer, Hans (I)/Aubier, Pascal/Szabó, László (I)/Sanders, Dirk (I)/Belmondo, Jean-Paul/Devos, Raymond/Attal, Henri/Karoubi, Jimmy/Dutoit, Roger/Hanin, Pierre/Galvani, Graziella/Karina, Anna/Abadir, Aicha/Nell, Krista +Pillow Book, The (1996)/Woo, Leung/Hien, Roger To Thanh/Nhan, Nguyen Duc/Takeshima, Munenari/Limas, Jim Adhi/Hui, Jo Jo (IV)/Nakajima, Hiroshi/Christanse, Edelmer/Tanaka, Eiichi/Chen, Dehong/Sam (I)/Kin, Hui Pak/Leung, See Yan/Mitsuishi, Ken/Aristotle, Augusto/Leung, See Wah/Lei, Shuen Ngar/Oida, Yoshi/Ishimaru, Kazushi/Waney, Rick (I)/Lam, Kheim/Tukker, Martin/Van Den Bergen, François/Murofushi, Wataru/Guttman, Ronald (I)/Leung, Sammuel (II)/Kimura, Toshio/Kimura, Tatsuya/Wang, Tien Sing/Tsuruyama, Kinya/Tung, Terence Tsin Chung/Miura, Atsushi/Kwan, Chau Kwok/Nagata, Yoshihiko/Ogata, Ken/Shi, Louis Fu Yiu/Kha/Chau/Ben, Chan/Murayama, Kintaro/Chang, Jimmy Lee Wai/Shirakata, Kageyoshi/Dromkert, Wichert/Wei, Wu/Hori, Daishi/Hidaka, Hisashi/Matsuo, Kentaro/Bearne, Chris/Kane, Tom (V)/Miyake, Takashi/Koyama, Seitaro/Luong, Ham-Chau/Wan, Paul/Fai, Adrian Kwan Shun/Chan, Andrew (II)/Kwong, Ho Keung/Yapo, Mennan/Kawai, Yoshihiro/Lam, Stephen C./Kit, Man/Honda, Yutaka/Nishida, Akihiko/Matsuda, Masaru/Inoue, Seizo H./Man, Li Chun/Takemura, Masakazu/Wong, C.S./McGregor, Ewan/Taketani, Maskai/Luo, Mr./Shan, Anita Leung Fui/Nomura, Kiyomi/Nozawa, Yûko/Abe, Hikari/Fong, Doris Lui Lai/Azuma, Ryuke/Kitaoka, Fukue/Lott, Barbara/Inoue, Yuri/Yoshioka, Yoshino/Tong, Yorks/Jinhua, Lu/Shoji, Makiko/Yoshikawa, Atsuko/Kanafuji, Ai/Yoshida, Hideko/Ueda, Kaoru/Kawai, Miwako/Tom, Tom/Ann (I)/Horiike, Tokiko/Kimura, Satomi/Ishimaru, Aki/Langdon, Lynne/Tani, Hiromi/Matsuo, Michiko/Shinohara, Junko/Swanson, Arnita/Jureidini, Bobsy/Takamatsu, Shiho/Nou, Yuki/Nishio, Masami/Lanza, Vanessa/Ohnishi, Chizuru/Ohko/Hatsuda, Midori/Komino, Kumi/Hayashi, Miwa/Hayashi, Yuki/Ongg, Judy/De Jaeger, Tania/Buchanan, Valerie/Wu, Vivian/Chu, Anna/Luo, Mrs./Yokotani, Akiko/Hong, Foon Wing/Nicholson, Michelle/Ajimoto, Mariko/De Marco, Fabienne/Tanaka, Miho (I)/Shimomura, Yûko/Namie, Miwako/Haraguchi, Kana/Uno, Hiroko/Ogawa, Yasuyo/Nakamura, Atsuko/Cheung, Farini +Pillow Talk (1959)/Seel, Charles/Schallert, William/O'Brien, William H./Dalio, Marcel/Indrisano, John/Jenkins, Allen/Adams, Nick (I)/Beddoe, Don/Parker, Eddie (I)/Gerry, Alex/Mell, Joseph/Williams, Robert (I)/Tyler, Harry/Hudson, Rock/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Sayre, Jeffrey/Randall, Tony (I)/Rorke, Hayden/Farnum, Franklyn/Rayman, Lois/Landers, Muriel/Patrick, Lee (I)/Ritter, Thelma/Stuart, Arlen/Allen, Valerie (I)/Meade, Julia/Blackwell, Perry/Culver, Lillian/Norris, Karen/Day, Doris (I)/McCarty, Mary/Beer, Jacqueline +Pink Cadillac (1989)/Bemis, Cliff/Fleck, John (I)/Carhart, Timothy/Skaggs, Jimmie F./Leffew, Gary/Kirby, Randy/Harvey, Robert (I)/Benjamin, Paul (I)/Westby, Erik C./Johnston, John Dennis/Storm, Wayne/Carson, Johnny (I)/Swords, Travis/Garner Jr., Leonard R./Bamman, Gerry/Hickey, William (I)/Klar, Gary Howard/Halleck, Daniel D./Allan, Richie/Wattenburg, Bill/McMahon, Ed (I)/Carrey, Jim/Adams, Bryan (I)/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Champion, Michael/Cromwell, James (I)/Eastwood, Clint/Conrad, Roy/McKinney, Bill/Des Barres, Michael/Feist, Robert L./Moseley, Bill/Blocker, Dirk/Peters, Bernadette/Corday, Mara/Fisher, Frances (I)/Hoopman, Julie/Robinson, Angela Louise/Gilfillan, Sue Ann/Hoy, Linda (I)/Robinson, Tiffany Gail +Pink Flamingos (1972)/Yeaton, Chuck/Damm, Randy/Reese, Alan/Keller, Richard (I)/Sander, David (II)/Swope, Charlie/Landis, Paul/Grantham, Trick/Divine (I)/Irvine, Lawrence/Stoll, George (II)/Skidmore, Bob/Golome, Barry/Clark, Ellis/Waters, Steve (I)/Lazarus, Mark (I)/Adams, Bob (I)/Smith, Van/Mills, Danny (I)/Figgs, George/Gluck, David/Yeager, Steve (I)/Gruber, Howard/Hutzler, Jimmy/Lefaiver, Pat/Burman, Randy/Herndon, John (I)/Walsh, Jack (I)/Taylor, Lenny (I)/Blumberg, Don/Wilroy, Channing/Waters, John (I)/Foulke, Cowboy/Katz, Elia (III)/Layman, David/Wilepski, Joe/Swift, Paul (I)/Peranio, Vincent/Isherwood, Mark/Davis, Billy (VIII)/Oden, John/Peranio, Ed/Lochary, David/Mueller, Max/Walsh, Susan (I)/Pearce, Mary Vivian/Skidmore, Margie/Reese, Alberta/Donnelly, Margie/Stole, Mink/Coffey, Elizabeth/Moran, Pat (II)/Mueller, Cookie/Sidel, Jackie/Massey, Edith/Grey, Brigette/Munshauer, Julie/Birnbaum, Laurie/Cipcus, Berenica/Burman, Iris/Olgeirson, Linda/Crystal, Nancy/Maloney, Catriona/Melin, Marina +Pink Floyd The Wall (1982)/Broughton, John (II)/Bedall, Rod/Hazeldine, James/Wong, Vincent (I)/Jonfield, Peter/Tagoe, Eddie/Bowyer, Alan/Martin, John Scott/Fleeshman, David/Waters, Roger/Kemp, Roger/Laurenson, James/Ensign, Michael/Bridges, Robert (I)/Olsen, Gary/Scott, Jonathan (I)/Wray, Keith/Rose, Winston/McKeon, Kevin/Dale, Ellis/Davis, Philip (I)/Moses, Albert (II)/Burrell, Michael (I)/Geldof, Bob/McAvoy, Alex/Fletcher, Dennis (I)/Hoskins, Bob/Newman, Mark (IV)/Smythe, David/Bingham, David (II)/Morgan, Jon Paul/Mort, Ray/Rogers, Malcolm (I)/Longfellow, Emma/King, Debbie (III)/Passarelli, Marie/Cowling, Brenda/David, Eleanor/King, Diana (I)/Mason, Margery/Thomas, Marilyn (I)/Andrews, Joanna (I)/Wright, Jenny (I)/Barton, Lorna/Lijertwood, Lucita/Dickens, Joanna/Hargreaves, Christine/Campbell, Nell/Whelan, Betty/Whalley, Joanne +Pink Panther Strikes Again, The (1976)/Haggerty, Fred/Blakely, Colin/Stark, Graham/Smith, Howard K./Berens, Harold/Sampson, Joe (I)/Brown, Phil (I)/Korman, Harvey/Langham, Chris/Cooper, Jack (II)/Cummings, Bill/Warrior, James/Sellers, Peter/Maitland, Marne/Mitchell, Norman (I)/Richards, Terry/Powell, Joe (I)/Leech, George/Hunte, Gordon/Sutton, Dudley/Hunte, Ivan/Sherman, Bob (I)/Robbins, Michael (I)/Maidment, Terence/Jordan, Patrick (I)/Sympson, Tony/Scott, Kevin (I)/Rollings, Gordon/McAllister, Shawn/Kash, Murray/Kwouk, Burt/Little, Josh/Crockett, Dick/Tanney, Herb/Beatty, Robert (I)/Plummer, Terence/Powell, Dinny/Galili, Hal/Chinn, Anthony/Sharif, Omar/Kane, Byron/Brace, Peter/Yorke, Terry/Maxwell, Paul (I)/Sullivan, John (I)/Bayldon, Geoffrey/Lom, Herbert/Stovin, Jerry/Stacey, Eddie/Vernon, Richard (II)/Bartlett, Richard (II)/Roy, Deep/Rossiter, Leonard/Maranne, André/Clive, John/McRoberts, Briony/Child, Cyd/Hayman, Damaris/Godsell, Vanda/Down, Lesley-Anne/McCarthy, Priceless/Fullenwider, Fran/Smart, Patsy/Dickens, Joanna/Smith, Liz (I)/Rhodes, Joan/Walker, April +Pink Panther, The (1963)/Gordon, Colin/Wagner, Robert (I)/Niven, David (I)/Miller, Martin (I)/Thomajan, Guy/Lanphier, James/Le Mesurier, John/Walter, Eugene (II)/Fabrizi, Mario/Trubshawe, Michael/Billi, Riccardo (I)/Sellers, Peter/De Banzie, Brenda/Welles, Meri/Capucine/Jeffries, Fran/Cardinale, Claudia (I) +Pink Panther, The (2006)/Korda, Paul/Boucher, Stéphane (I)/Tarbet, Andrew/Goodwin, Phillip/Raco, Marc/Rees, Roger/Moreau, Eric (II)/McGiver, Boris/Elbaum, Stefan/Fincher, Renece/Adkins, Scott (II)/Dell, Jean/Reno, Jean (I)/Drischell, Ralph/Pearl, Aaron/Gabriel, Chad/Rowe, Stephen (I)/Garcin, Henri/Klein, Arnaud/Molinelli, John/Rousset, Yan-Sang/Sharma, Vivek (III)/Cenatiempo, John/Bell, Dexter/Schwartz, Marty Eli/Statham, Jason/Reich, Samuel/Blanquefort, Antoine/Kline, Kevin (I)/Tavernier, Lucas/Castledine, Stewart/Toren, Nick/Jaeckal, Rick/Floyd, Monty C./Spinghel, Radu/Nock, Robbie/Anderson, Patrick (III)/Shapiro, Kenny (I)/Sauli, Daniel/Darvish, Amir/Ho, Thomas/Borella, Davidé/Martin, Steve (I)/Owen, Clive/von Roon, Alexander/Czerny, Henry/Abadie, William/Willshire, Kyle/Park, Stephen/Watson, Kevin (I)/Petukhovs, Aleksandrs (II)/Jeffreys, Chuck/Mao, Tyson/Vexler, Aaron/Tyson, Sean/Salata, Gregory/Chenoweth, Kristin/Katarina, Anna/Craggs, Vicky/Bayer, Sally Leung/Taglioni, Alice/Maier, Charlotte/Chanéac, Delphine/Fouquet, Charley/Asher, Za Kari A./McBrien, Susan/Mortimer, Emily/Knowles, Beyoncé/Huege, Janet/Sturtevant, Colleen/Angus, Kristi/Galanter, Mareva/Sciò, Yvonne/Horsdal, Chelah +Pinocchio (1940)/Brodie, Don/Rub, Christian/Judels, Charles/Darro, Frankie/Edwards, Cliff (I)/Blanc, Mel/Catlett, Walter/Jones, Dickie/Questel, Mae/Darlington, Marion/Venable, Evelyn +Piranha (1978)/Dillman, Bradford/Brown, Barry (I)/Tippett, Phil/Miller, Dick (I)/Sayles, John/La Marca, Andrew G./Cardwell, Jack/Sullivan, Mike (IV)/Smillie, Bill/Vinson, Robert/Braeden, Eric/Gordon, Bruce (II)/Pauleson, Jack/Bartel, Paul/Koock, Guich/Farnsworth, Hill/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Barbour, Bruce Paul/Deacon, Richard (I)/Dante, Joe (I)/Henshaw, Eric (II)/Nelson, Shawn (I)/Richman, Roger (I)/Wynn, Keenan/Scott, Melody Thomas/Ray, Robyn (II)/Holden Jones, Amy/Steele, Barbara/Bondi, Sally/Balaski, Belinda/Menzies, Heather/Squire, Janie/Dunnam, Virginia/Collins, Shannon +Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)/Pryce, Jonathan/Schofield, David/Montgomery, Cory/Zahedian, David/Levine, James S./Limbo, Jonathan/Tse, Ho-Kwan/Tendell, Jason/Norton, Alex/Roussounis, Jimmy/Boswall, John/Williams, Jim Cody/Lally, Ken/Panlasigui, Neil/Brahimi, Faouzi/Sterne, David/Meacock, Simon/Bloom, Orlando/Hollander, Tom/Chapman, Guy (II)/Cong, Alex/Molina, Hernando/McEvoy, Barry/McNally, Kevin (I)/O'Connor, Derrick/Shields, M. Scott/Spiers, Steven/Keaney, Dermot/Sylver/Jacobson, Paul (I)/Patricio, Anthony/Reid, Chris (II)/Badalamenti II, Peter Donald/Rush, Geoffrey/Skarsgård, Stellan/D'Monte, Neil/Lee, Reggie (I)/Baker, Max/Miranda, Michael/Sullivan, Christopher (III)/Davenport, Jack/Depp, Johnny/Huntington, Dalon/Klebba, Martin/Linsley, Jonathan/Enright, Michael/Treadwell, Moray/Ellis, Winston/Levine, Michael A. (I)/Kakebeen, Jason/Symonds, Chris/Crook, Mackenzie/Arenberg, Lee/Beckwith, Andy/Sountsov, Aleksandr/Shella, San/Ananicz, Stephen/Symonds, Michael/Nighy, Bill/LeJon/Capp, Christopher S./Joseph, Marc (II)/O'Brien, Gerry/Ashborn, Clive/Bottitta, Ron/Bailie, David/Summer, Tegan/Harris, Naomie/Branch, Vanessa/Adams, Claudia (II)/Dapar, Josie/Knightley, Keira/Channell, Ann/Maher, Lauren/Hanratty, Sammi/Rothenberg, Karly/Keiser, Suzanne/Melton, Nikki Taylor/Ohama, Natsuko +Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)/Shields, M. Scott/Schooler, Tommy/Wilson, Ben (V)/Seavey, Dustin/Schofield, David/Finnegan, Owen/Smith, Dylan (III)/O'Hare, Damian/Castro, Félix/Babcock, Mike/Martin, Ralph P./New, Giles/Thomson, Craig (III)/Gauny, Jerry/Madison, Spider/Egan, Finneus/Lozano, Vince/Bloom, Orlando/Adamson, Christopher (I)/Santillan Jr., Maxie J./Cagney, Paul/Trillat, Georges/Berry Jr., Michael/Singleton Jr., Isaac C./Siner, Guy/Lane, Michael Earl/LeJon/Barnett, Angus/Grisaffi III, Brazil Joseph/McIntyre, Ian (I)/Roberts, Ben (VII)/Keith, Paul/Boswall, John/Valentino, Antonio/Thompson, Michael A./Keyes, David (II)/Mathis, Bud/Bailie, David/Martin, Christian (I)/Khan, Marco/Pryce, Jonathan/Goddard, Trevor/Caballero, Jordi/LaDaga, Don/Patykewich, David/Depp, Johnny/Etienne, Treva/Rush, Geoffrey/Reyes, Gerard J./Bowyer, Matthew/Mackey, John (II)/Aduramo, Israel/Sullivan, Christopher (III)/McNally, Kevin (I)/Zelaya, Jose (XI)/Crook, Mackenzie/Klebba, Martin/Tighe, Michael Sean/Ellis, Greg (II)/Haberecht, Mike/Capp, Christopher S./McColam, Rudolph/Roberts, Sam (II)/Adamson, Nej/Davenport, Jack/McKinney, Tobias/Arenberg, Lee/Alosio, Gregory/Toft, Fred/Cooper, Brye/de Woolfson, Luke/FitzGerald, D.P./Williams, Michael W./Gee, Robbie/Dryzek, Lucinda/Branch, Vanessa/Knightley, Keira/Maher, Lauren/Saldana, Zoe/Newman, Paula J. +Pitch Black (2000)/Fitz-Gerald, Lewis/Chantery, Les/David, Keith (I)/Dirani, Firass/Sari, Sam/Wilson, Vic/Chiang, Peter (I)/Twohy, Ken/Anderson, Ric/Hauser, Cole/Diesel, Vin/Burke, Simon (I)/Moore, John (VIII)/Mitchell, Radha/Moore, Angela (II)/Griffith, Rhiana/Black, Claudia (I) +Placard, Le (2001)/Lhermitte, Thierry/Crevillén, Stanislas/René, Thierry/Depardieu, Gérard/Givry, Edgar/Zucca, Jean-Paul/Aumont, Michel/Rochefort, Jean/Nishida, Akihiko/Demarty, Joël/Cho, Yongsou/Seietsu, Onochi/Moscato, Vincent/Auteuil, Daniel/Vanzetta, Eric/Caccia, Michel/Uchiyama, Hiro/Gamelon, Laurent/Hamet, Luq/Vieux, Philippe/Brigaud, Philippe/Thomas, Dominique/Laroque, Michèle/Garcia, Michèle/Auteuil, Aurore/Groves, Marianne/Perrin, Sylvaine/Vandernoot, Alexandra/Deutsch, Armelle/Ninova, Irina +Place in the Sun, A (1951)/Christy, Ken (I)/Combs, Pat/Sande, Walter/Gilmore, Art/Strudwick, Shepperd/Recht, Joe/Wolfe, Ian/Morley, Jay/Hyers, Frank/Wilton, Eric/Anderson, Bobby (II)/Horne Jr., James/Heyes, Herbert/Howe, Sonny/Dunn, Ralph/O'Brien, William H./Spencer, Douglas/McNulty, Harold/Malcolm, Robert (I)/Harris, Sam (II)/Ridgely, John (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Moebus, Hans/Hendry, Len/Steers, Larry/Mason, Martin (I)/Storey, Cliff/de Corsia, Ted/Ferguson, Al (I)/Tovey, Arthur/Dayton, Charles (I)/Mills, Frank (I)/Mann, Hank (I)/Murphy, William B. (I)/Miller, Lee (II)/Reed, John M./Miller, Harold (I)/O'Neill, Ed (II)/Kieffer, Philip/Frees, Paul/Donovan, Mike (I)/Mahoney, Mike (I)/Scott, Wallace/Yaconelli, Frank/Clift, Montgomery/Brasselle, Keefe/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Sheehan, Bill (I)/Farnum, Franklyn/Clark, Fred (I)/Burr, Raymond/Kent, Mary/Johnson, Carmencita/Rogers, Kasey (I)/Bohrman, Lulu Mae/Chartrand, Lois/Astor, Gertrude/Hall, Dolores/Whittell, Josephine/Winters, Shelley/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Driver, Frances/Golm, Lisa/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Miller, Pearl/Poule, Ezelle/Flowers, Bess/Fredericks, Ann/Gray, Marion/Revere, Anne/Inescort, Frieda/Lane, Louise (I)/Dialon, Marilyn/Givney, Kathryn +Places in the Heart (1984)/Welch, William J./Fife, Randy/Glover, Danny/Gough, Jim (I)/Newman, Bascom/Posey, Matthew/Thurman, Bill/Haynes, Jerry/Schenkkan, Robert/Quinn, J.C./Goodwin, Paul (III)/O'Quinn, Terry/Nuckles, Paul/White, De'voreaux/Harris, Ed (I)/Grote, Vernon/Brazzel, Gregg/Bruner, Cliff/Patterson, Jay (I)/Pugh, Arthur/Malkovich, John/Remsen, Bert/Baker, Ray (I)/Lasswell Jr., Lynn D./Dowd, Ned/Wilson, Trey/Smith, Lane (I)/Hatten, Yankton/Covey, Lynn/Hudson, Toni/Crouse, Lindsay/Shrum, Shanna (I)/Madigan, Amy/Field, Sally/Young, Norma/James, Gennie/Brammer, Shelby/Hancock, Lou/Grandell, Connie +Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959)/Johnson, Tor/Duncan, Johnny/Lemon, Reverend Lynn/Criswell/Walcott, Gregory/Manlove, Dudley/Davis, Donald A./Ash, Bill/Johnson, Karl (I)/Wood Jr., Edward D./Brooks, Conrad (I)/Breckinridge, John/Anthony, Carl (I)/Moore, Duke/Keene, Tom (I)/Reynolds, J. Edward/Thomas Jr., Hugh/Frommer, Ben/Talbot, Lyle/Marco, Paul/Mason, Tom (II)/Lugosi, Bela/De Mering, David/Lee, Joanna (I)/McCarty, Norma/McKinnon, Mona/Vampira/Dea, Gloria +Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987)/Tyner, Charles/Evans, Troy (I)/Petrie, George/Tipton, Ken/Ward, Lyman (I)/Candy, John/Martin, Steve (I)/Jones, John Randolph/Hentz, Andrew J./Lawrence, Matthew (I)/Erwin, Bill/Niswander, Daniel/Ludwig, Larry/Palmer, Gary (I)/Bacon, Kevin/Baker, Dylan (I)/Moio, John/Riley, Gary (I)/Windom, William/Forsberg, Grant/McKean, Michael (I)/Herd, Richard (I)/Stein, Ben (I)/Lisi, Gaetano/Wyman, Nicholas/Raiport, David/Ferrero, Martin/Hankin, Larry/Herbert, Julie A./Vitrungs, Sylvia/Meisinger, Karen/Morgan, Julie H./Robins, Laila/Taylor, Joann/Kellerman, Susan/Castle, Diana/de Sosa, Ruth/Kaye, Angella/Douglas, Diana (I)/Burnette, Olivia/Avon, Wendy Lee/Nieman, Diane/Newcomb, Lulie/Meyers, Amy/Bruce, Carol/Genell, Kim/Allswang, Jennifer/McClurg, Edie/Vanderkloot, Victoria/Isaacs, Susan (I) +Planet of the Apes (1968)/Delfino, Frank/Burke, Eldon (I)/Merjanian, Steve/Monty, Harry/Maren, Jerry/O'Donnell, Gene (II)/Gunner, Robert/Curtis, Billy (I)/Kartalian, Buck/Silla, Felix/Lambert, Paul (I)/Lombardo, Robert/Whitmore, James/Koszewski, Irvin 'Zabo'/Parfrey, Woodrow/Wagner, Lou/King, Wright/Burton, Norman/Bacon, James/Daly, James (I)/Burton, Jeff (I)/Evans, Maurice/Chow, David (I)/McDowall, Roddy/Heston, Charlton/Ross, Jane/Hunter, Kim (I)/Harrison, Linda (I)/Stanley, Dianne/Boyd, Priscilla +Planet of the Apes (2001)/Parke, Evan/Dronet, Dragon (I)/Alexander, John (II)/Joseph, Marc (II)/Croughwell, Cameron/Stewart, Nils Allen/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Lichtenberg, Eric/Taylor, Tate/Heston, Charlton/Smrz, Brett (II)/Tan, Philip/Babcock, Todd/Berger, Howard/Kimsey, Todd/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Bannon, Chad/Caputo, Jay/Lawrence, Mark Christopher/Warner, David (I)/Klebba, Martin/Baker, Rick (I)/Croughwell, Joshua/Zar, Chet/Giamatti, Paul/Elliott, Lucas/Clark, Jeffrey (I)/Wiseman, Michael/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/Roy, Deep/Tipton, Jesse/Roth, Tim/Shadix, Glenn/Duncan, Patrick Coleman/Holmes, Jim (I)/Callender, Lorenzo/Singleton Jr., Isaac C./Taylor, Quincy/Grevioux, Kevin/Adams, Eddie (III)/Appel, Craig/Jace, Michael/Habberstad, Shane/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Ellis, Chris (I)/Avari, Erick/Giovanna, Jonna/Ramsay, Anne/Krupa, Joanna/Harrison, Linda (I)/Weisinger, Eileen/Heskin, Kam/Perkins, Melody/Grano, Andrea/Bonham Carter, Helena/Marie, Lisa (I)/Farr, Shonda/Shen, Freda Foh/Warren, Estella/Habberstad, Allie/Croughwell, Callie/Peitzman, Hannah/Peitzman, Molly/Lackey, Elizabeth/Kroslak, Candace +Platoon (1986)/Eshelman, Kevin/Hicks, Peter (I)/Stone, Oliver (I)/Dye, Dale/Ford, Corkey/Johnson, Reggie (I)/Moses, Mark/Galotti, Robert 'Rock'/McIlvain, James Terry/Kane, Ivan/Sanchez, Paul (II)/Sheen, Charlie/Dillon, Kevin (I)/Quinn, Francesco/Neidorf, David/Whitaker, Forest/Depp, Johnny/Boos, H. Gordon/Glover, Corey/Castillejo, Chris/Thao, Li Mai/Berenger, Tom/Todd, Tony (I)/Ebenhoch, Mark/McLean, Warren/Glover, J. Adam/Orwig, Bob/Manalili, Bernardo/Barredo, Steve/Hahn, Eric (I)/Clark, Andrew B./Barracks, Ron/Westfall, Mathew/Achara, Basile/Van, Li Thi/Pedersen, Chris/Dafoe, Willem/McGinley, John C./Sevilla, Romy/David, Keith (I)/Strzalkowski, Henry/Nicholson, Nick (I)/Edson, Richard/Ortacio, Clarisa/Rogers, Than +Play It Again, Sam (1972)/Roberts, Tony (I)/Lacy, Jerry/Greene, Michael (I)/Allen, Woody/Bullock, Tom (I)/Markland, Ted/Viva (I)/Fletcher, Mari/Zenor, Susanne/Bang, Joy/Keaton, Diane/Salt, Jennifer/Davila, Diana (I)/Anspach, Susan +Play It to the Bone (1999)/Hawk, Joe/Momot, John/Buffer, Michael/Sizemore, Tom/Woods, James (I)/Barnett, Slade/Curtis, Tony (I)/Reilly, Rick/Benner, Al/Feour, Royce/Carey, Drew/Hull, Chuck (I)/Costner, Kevin/Duran, Jacob 'Stitch'/Lee, Dana (I)/Dahlberg, Timothy/Kimball, George/Ortiz, Johnny/Manfredy, Angel/Ingersoll, Rob/Krikorian, Doug/Padilla, Carlos (II)/Harvey, Randy/Lawrence, Steve (I)/Atlas, Teddy/Maxim, Joey/Carter, Jack (II)/Graham, Tim (II)/Harrelson, Woody/Rizza, Michael A./Williams, Dick (VI)/Katz, Michael (IV)/Caplan, Bill/Fernández, Bernard/Schirripa, Steve/Arsenault, Joseph/Todoroff, Tom (I)/Lampley, Jim/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Sugar, Bert Randolph/Bodak, Vasil Chuck/Robinson, Robby/Sanders, Henry G./García, Julio (III)/Bernstein, Al (I)/Borges, Ron/Arum, Bob/Halpern, Mitch/Masur, Richard/Garson, Willie/Smith, Timothy (I)/Tyson, Mike (I)/Belinsky, Bo/Ratner, Marc (I)/Thorne, Chris/Foster, Darrell (I)/Casados, Eloy/Wagner, Robert (I)/Leonardo, Louie/Utay, William/Rey, Reynaldo/Dwyre, Bill/Merchant, Larry/Greco, Buddy/Sale, Robert/Lewis, Fred (V)/Singer, Maurice (I)/Levin, Jason (II)/Barry, Pat (II)/Lawrence, Harv/Trampler, Bruce/Cozart, Cylk/Cortez, Joe (II)/Buffer, Bruce (I)/Rosenthal, Michael (III)/Stewart, Rod (I)/Foreman, George/Cipolla, Vincent/Springer, Steve/Tucker, Tony (IV)/Snipes, Wesley/Mangabang, Faye/Walsh, Alison (II)/Becerra, Verónica/Sánchez, Fulvia/Oakland, Jordy/Manfredy, Yvette/Gregson Wagner, Natasha/Ford, Patricia (I)/Broadfoot, Jane/Tilly, Jennifer/Pernula, Denise/Davidovich, Lolita/Caplan, Elizabeth/Quinlan, Maeve/Flowers, Gennifer/Turturro, Aida/Arum, Lovey/Liu, Lucy/Milzer, Cameron/Divac, Anna/Caplan, Debbie/Anders, Lezlie/Quigley, Linnea/Gilber, Tamara +Play Misty for Me (1971)/Otis, Johnny/Everts, Duke/Adderley, Cannonball/Eastwood, Clint/Lippman, Paul E./McEachin, James/Frawley, Tim/Kosslyn, Jack/Cannonball Adderley and His Quartet/Ging, Jack/Frates, Mervin W./Spear, Walter/Siegel, Don (I)/Moran, Malcolm/Larch, John/Holman, Robert S./Fargo, George/Kadani, Otis/Patterson, Ginna/Taylor, Clarice/Hervey, Irene/Walter, Jessica (I)/Mills, Donna/Lind, Brit +Play Time (1967)/Abbey, John/Katz, Grégoire/Bourbon, Billy/Kearns, Billy/Campbell, James (I)/Barsacq, Yves/Chauveau, Jacques/Viaur, François/Monjou, Marc/Harley, Bob/Francini, Michel/Doyen, Léon/Fouché, André/Faye, Georges/Tati, Jacques/Poli, Oliva/Gauthier, Jack/Montant, Georges/Andal, Tony/Piccoli, Henri/Kolldehoff, Reinhard/Read, Douglas/Reeb, Gilbert/Jem, Nathalie/Delahalle, France/Cavallaro, Evy/Lecomte, Jacqueline/Dennek, Barbara/Field, Alice/Camille, Valérie/Maiden, Rita/Firmin-Dick, Eliane/Ray, Nicole (II)/Wennek, Sophie/Dentzler, Erika/Ducreux, Yvette/Casey, Marie-Pierre/Rumilly, France/Bonifassy, Luce/Bouchez, Madeleine/France, Ketty/Proust, Colette/Paillette, Laure +Player, The (1992)/Allen, Steve (I)/Davis, Brad (I)/Rudolph, Alan/Hewitt, Paul/Brophy, Brian/Grey, Joel/Tochi, Brian/McLindon, James/Stockwell, Dean/Walston, Ray/Scannell, Kevin/Remsen, Guy/Goldblum, Jeff/Steiger, Rod/Celentano, Jeff/Grant, Richard E./Remsen, Bert/Kaplan, Mike E./Nolte, Nick/Tolkin, Stephen/Simon, Adam (I)/Tolkin, Michael/Belafonte, Harry/Busey, Gary/Piven, Jeremy/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Cusack, John/Ward, Fred (I)/Grier, David Alan/Gould, Elliott/Koch, Peter (I)/Falk, Peter (I)/Auberjonois, Rene/James, Steve (I)/Henry, Buck/Wagner, Robert (I)/Barhydt, Frank/Lovett, Lyle/Coburn, James/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Anderson, Richard (I)/Pollack, Sydney/James, Brion (I)/Glenn, Scott/Mull, Martin/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Swayze, Patrick/Batinkoff, Randall/Lemmon, Jack/Young, Marvin (II)/Raser, Derek (I)/Riley, Jack (II)/Willis, Bruce/Dooley, Paul/Hartley, Ted/Carradine, Robert/McDowell, Malcolm/Bowen, Michael (I)/Franz, Dennis/Jason, Jack (I)/Robbins, Tim (I)/Champlin, Charles/Shaw, Scott (I)/Emshwiller, Susan/Gibson, Althea/Tomlin, Lily/Ellis, Thereza/Roberts, Julia (I)/Strong, Natalie/Ayres, Leah/Gibbons, Leeza/Farr, Felicia/MacDowell, Andie/Powers, Alexandra/Tewkesbury, Joan/Goldberg, Whoopi/Garr, Teri/Rogers, Mimi/St. John, Jill/Ross, Annie/Crosby, Cathy Lee/Matlin, Marlee/Huston, Anjelica/Bowen, Pamela/Scacchi, Greta/Bond, Margery/Kirkland, Sally (I)/Kellerman, Sally/Belafonte, Shari/Ireland, Kathy/Hall, Angela (I)/Stevenson, Cynthia/Merrill, Dina/Nash, Jennifer (I)/Gershon, Gina/Cher (I)/Black, Karen (I)/Meadows, Jayne/Sarandon, Susan/John-James, Maxine/Resnick, Patricia/Figura, Katarzyna/Fletcher, Louise +Playing by Heart (1998)/Halligan, Tim/Mohr, Jay/Printup, Marcus/Mapa, Alec/Silver, Michael B./Connery, Sean/Conner, Chris (I)/Lewis, Mark (XV)/Chuchvara, Tom/Phillippe, Ryan/Boussom, Ron/Stewart, Jon/Abele, Jim/Quaid, Dennis/Mills, Christian/Antonino, Larry/Chodos, Daniel (I)/English, Robert (IV)/Meacham, Worthie/Okumoto, Ryo/Spink, Daniel/White, John Patrick/Ferguson, David (III)/Clennon, David/Sisto, Jeremy/Castor, Heath/Landon Jr., Hal/Marsh, Adam (II)/Lewis, Marc Allen/McCrary, Joel (I)/Emerson, Michael (I)/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Malloy, Matt (I)/Rowlands, Gena/Burstyn, Ellen/Jolie, Angelina/Clarkson, Patricia/Waymire, Kellie/Trowe, Alison/Peet, Amanda (I)/Kinski, Nastassja/Duff, Hilary/Anderson, Gillian (I)/Stowe, Madeleine/Grace, April +Playing God (1997)/Jones, Melvin/Silvas, Daniel Rey/Désert, Alex/White, Damon/Duchovny, David/Lychnikoff, Pavel/Moon, Philip/Sloan, Jerry (III)/Walter, Alphonse/Hutton, Timothy/Chong, Michael (I)/Young, Keone/Garcia, Ernest M./Ahlf, Al/Siner, Guy/Perez, Jesse (I)/Folk, Alexander/Jennings, Bob (II)/DaRe, Eric/Roselius, John/Walter, Tracey/Ensign, Frank/Stewart, Will (I)/Lazar, Max/Hawkes, John (I)/Jones, J.P. (I)/Tiernan, Andrew/Stormare, Peter/Rosier, Bill (I)/Hildebrand, Dan/Kettle, Ross/Teo (I)/Williams, Gareth (I)/Massee, Michael/Dourdan, Gary/Stavrou, Sarah/Kinder, Sandra/Garcia, Stella (I)/Travis, Stacey (I)/Duronslet, Mara/Lee, Nikki (I)/Jolie, Angelina +Pleasantville (1998)/Patric, Jim/Connors, Kevin/Gillies, Dan/O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Moran, Johnny/Behr, Jason (I)/Blucas, Marc/Walsh, J.T./Daniels, Jeff (I)/Emerick, Gerald/Rutledge, Stanton/Stetler, Paul Morgan/Tom, David/Keane, James (I)/Maguire, Tobey/Knotts, Don/Nimmo, Justin/MacArthur, Erik/Bissell, Robin/Strong, Danny/Macy, William H./Stevenson Jr., Charles C./Lawlor, J. Patrick (I)/Andrews, Giuseppe/Singleton, Harry/Lennox, Kai/Ganun, John/Maves, Jason/Walker, Paul (I)/Antonio, Jim/Blakesley, Weston/Taylor, Ty (II)/Carter, Adam (I)/Carney, Laura/Ramsey, Natalie/Dowse, Denise/Rudrüd, Kristin/Baker, Andrea (III)/Kaczmarek, Jane/Lawson, Maggie/Ribisi, Marissa/Lenehan, Nancy/Jackson, Jeanine (I)/Cody, Dawn/Witherspoon, Reese/Sagal, McNally/Ivey, Lela/Thomas, Meredith Louise/Allen, Joan (I)/Lewis, Jenny (I)/McGill, Heather/Shelton, Marley +Pledge, The (2001)/Lennarson, Nels/Nelson, Adam (I)/Nicholson, Jack/Varcoe-Ryan, Mavourneen/May, Gordon/Parsons, Tony (I)/Thomas, Theodore/Popoff, Robert/Taylor, John R. (I)/Madsen, Peter (III)/Del Toro, Benicio/O'Keefe, Michael (I)/Johnson, Brock/Shepard, Sam/Mandylor, Costas/Noonan, Tom/Millar, Gardiner/Rourke, Mickey/Daniels, Beau (I)/Eckhart, Aaron/Stanton, Harry Dean/Dorval, Adrien/Henter, Shawn/Redgrave, Vanessa/Tiplady, Brittany/Dickey, Dale/Ryan, Eileen/McColl, J.J./Yip, Françoise/Wright Penn, Robin/Robert, Nicole (II)/Donaldson, Wendy/Roberts, Pauline (II)/Mirren, Helen/Jensen, Kathy/Schmidt, Lucy/Clarkson, Patricia/Knowles, Taryn/Smith, Lois (I) +Plunkett & Macleane (1999)/Nuttall, Jeff/la Falaise, Daniel de/Miller, Ben (II)/Fielding, Noel/Kuzelka, Jan/Cook, Dean/Polisensky, Karel/Cella, Michael/Robertson, Iain (I)/Rigby, Terence/Miraz, Drahomir/Maudsley, Tony/Augusta, Karel (II)/Atkins, Dave (I)/Gavin, Jake/Ward, Tom (II)/Yentob, Jacob/Flanagan, Tommy (I)/Stott, Ken/Miller, Jonny Lee/Lucas, Matt/Foxxe, David/Camargo, Christian/Gambon, Michael/Culkin, Michael/Walters, Stephen (I)/Carlyle, Robert (I)/Gatt, Joseph/Dobry, Karel/Cumming, Alan/Walliams, David/Lachlan Young, Murray/Mathou, Jacques/Greg, Pavel/Palmer, Alex/Farrell, Nicholas/Serene, Martin/Lovitt, Gordon/Thornton, James (II)/Javorský, Vladimír/Walters, Jack (II)/Armstrong, Alexander/McMullan, Tim/Tyler, Liv/Rushbrook, Claire/Faulkner, Emma/Keaveney, Anna/Sajdkova, Milena/Brooks, Annabel/McIntosh, Neve/Porrett, Susan/Harrison, Victoria/Jurzova, Dana/McAuliffe, Nichola/Quentin, Caroline +Pocahontas (1995)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Stiers, David Ogden/Tootoosis, Gordon/Connolly, Billy/Gibson, Mel (I)/Kassir, John/Mann, Danny (I)/Welker, Frank/Baker, Joe (I)/Bale, Christian/Means, Russell/Fall, James Apaumut/St. John, Michelle (I)/Kuhn, Judy/Hunt, Linda/Bedard, Irene +Point Blank (1967)/Way, Guy/White, Ted (I)/McMurtry, John/Cattani, Rico/Haig, Sid (I)/O'Connor, Carroll/Brandon, Casey/Vernon, John (I)/Mell, Joseph/Strong, Michael (I)/Bell, Michael (I)/Wynn, Keenan/Strattan, George/Sikking, James/Bochner, Lloyd/Orapeza, Andrew/Marvin, Lee/Catron, Jerry/Walters, Ron (II)/Hicks, Chuck/Whitehill, Louis/Hauben, Lawrence/Hickman, Bill/Creatore, Victor/Silla, Felix/La Starza, Roland/Boyd, Priscilla/Foster, Carey/Acker, Sharon/Holloway, Susan/Dickinson, Angie/Rogell, Nicole/Lee, Karen (I)/Haynes, Roberta (I)/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Williams, Roseann/Dewberry, Bonnie/Warner, Sandra +Point Break (1991)/Apicella, John/Olson, Dave (I)/Genovese, Mike/Reeves, Keanu/Pettiet, Christopher/Walker, Randy (I)/Archbold, Matt/Rutledge, Owen/Tergesen, Lee/Kopelow, Michael/Hopkins, Rich (I)/Forchion, Raymond/Regan, Mick/Atienza, Mark/Philbin, John/Wu, Ping/Grove, Richard (I)/Culpepper, Bret/Chandler, Jared/McGinley, John C./LeGros, James/Busey, Gary/Beer, Daniel/Phelps, Peter (I)/Swayze, Patrick/Kehler, Jack/Kiedis, Anthony/Mangano, Anthony/Roberts, Gary (I)/Sizemore, Tom/Christopher, Bojesse/Andino, Dino/Azurdia, Sedrick J./Klyn, Vincent/Pedersen, Chris/Reyes, Julian/Brook, Shannon/Carter, Marsha L./Petty, Lori/Michaels, Julie (I)/George, Betsy Lynn/Görg, Galyn/Mann, Gloria (I)/Lamb, Debra/Lemen, Deborah/Walsh, Sydney/Martin, Kimberly +Point of No Return (1993)/Messina, Francesco/Cohen, Eric (I)/McClure, Spike/Capodice, John/Harvey, Robert (I)/Rodgers, Mic/Keitel, Harvey/Dupree, Lee/Byrne, Gabriel/Endoso, Kenny/Romanus, Richard/Brolly, Clark Heathcliffe/Sosna, David/Barnes, Bruce (I)/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Levels, Calvin/Rondell Jr., Ronnie/Chau, François/Apisa, Robert/Garcia, Joe (VIII)/Runyard, Michael/Perry, Harry (II)/Mulroney, Dermot/Handy, James/Ferrer, Miguel/Oriel, Ray/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Vasquez, Peter Mark/Kasper, Gary/Ryusaki, Bill M./Maier, David R./Girardeau, Frank/Jue, Rosalind/Davies, Wendy L./Toussaint, Lorraine/Dressler, Lieux/Fonda, Bridget/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Markell, Jodie/d'Abo, Olivia/Speck, Jan/Koch, Jaqueline/Zapata, Carmen +Poison Ivy (1992)/Winters, Time/Quon, J.B./Burton, Warren/Skerritt, Tom/Caldwell, Randall/Levy, Lawrence (I)/Vitellaro, Robert Francis/Moore, E.J./Kane, Billy (I)/Goldner, Michael/Ruben, Tom/Stock, Alan/Ervolina, Tony/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Hayward, Charley (I)/Roth Ruben, Sandy/Murray, Mary Gordon/Sakata, Jeanne/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Gilbert, Sara (I)/Ladd, Cheryl/Jay, Julie/Sampsel, Charla/Passero, Lisa/Broadhurst, Angel +Pokémon: The First Movie (1999)/Gates, Ken (I)/Stuart, Eric (III)/Yamadera, Kôichi/Zoppi, Jimmy/Karlsen, Tommy/Quick, Lee/Lewis, Ted (II)/Grossfeld, Eric/Paul, Ed (II)/Lillis, Rachael/Birnbaum, Amy/Rogers, Kayzie/Hollingshead, Megan/Taylor, Veronica (I)/Ortiz, Lisa/Jayne, Tara/Ootani, Ikue/Blaustein, Madeleine +Polar Express, The (2004)/Gast, Gregory (I)/Hendry, Aaron/Gale, Ed/Hutcherson, Josh/Pastula, Dante/Sabara, Evan/Sabara, Daryl/Mendonca, Mark/Joyer, Bee Jay/Stogner, Patrick/Fondacaro, Phil/Goodman, Mark (VI)/Henderson, Devin/Scolari, Peter/Hanks, Tom/Povinelli, Mark/Jeter, Michael/Eli, Josh/Klop, Cody/Hart, Gordon (II)/Deezen, Eddie/O'Shea, Aidan/King, Brendan/Fleischer, Charles/Hendricks, Rolandas/Bennett, Jimmy (III)/Coppola, Chris/Pinchak, Jimmy 'Jax'/Forchion, Bill/Matheus, Connor/Pellick, Andy/Sogliuzzo, André/Carr, Kevin C./McFarland, Hayden/Newton, Eric/Cash, Dylan/Tyler, Steven (I)/Ben-Binyamin, Sagiv/Scott, Sean (V)/Scott, Jon (VI)/Carpenter, Jena/Renee, Julene/Mauffrey, Karine/Harter Zemeckis, Leslie/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Holloway, Ashly/Gaye, Nona/Valdivieso, Chantel/Carpenter, Beth/Peregrina, Isabella +Police Academy (1984)/Dunn, Roger (I)/Wilson, Hugh (I)/Reynolds, Michael J./Farmer, Gary/Bondarenko, Wally/Pawlick, Danny/Hanlan, Ted/Mahler, Bruce/Payne, Don (I)/Graf, David/McAsh, F. Braun/Field, Josef/Lake, Don/Zeeman, George E./Lennox, Doug/McFee, Bruce/Robertson, George R. (I)/Ross, Ted (I)/Smith, Bubba (I)/Lima, Danny/Carroll, J. Winston (I)/Mack, Gene/Collins, Bob (I)/Rubin, Andrew (I)/Brigham, Fred/Cox, Peter (I)/Greene, Barry/Bailey, G.W./Guttenberg, Steve/Lynn, Bill (I)/Marrocco, Gino/Thomson, Scott (I)/Colwell, Gary/von Hoffman, Brant/Scott, T.J./Watson, Rob (I)/McLean, Dwayne/Bianco, Marco/Meyers, Brent/Gray, Charles W./Gaynes, George/Scott, Donovan (I)/Winslow, Michael (I)/Bearden, James/Clement, David/Easterbrook, Leslie/Robyn, Karen/Gordon, Joyce (II)/Scott, Debralee/Lockhart, Araby/Barker, Suzanne/McLeod, Julie/Broughton, Jayne/Sisberg, Ruth/Alderson, Carole/Cattrall, Kim/Boorman, Kimberley/Spelvin, Georgina/Hawtrey, Kay/Ramsey, Marion/Amos, Beth +Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment (1985)/Winslow, Michael (I)/Kazurinsky, Tim/Herlihy, Ed/Haldeman, Tim/Smith, Bubba (I)/Guttenberg, Steve/Ward, Sandy/Shintani, Kenji/Jackson, Christopher (I)/Gaynes, George/Ortiz, Church/Beers, Morris/Robertson, George R. (I)/Hervey, Jason/Van Norden, Peter/Kinsey, Lance/Hesseman, Howard/Goldthwait, Bob/Boyce, Jim/Yamadera, William/Paris, Andrew (I)/Batanides, Arthur/Williams, Bert (II)/McClerkins, Bufort/Graf, David/Mahler, Bruce/Metrano, Art/Hurtt, Conrad/Dusay, Debra/Brown, Julie (I)/Camp, Colleen/Bellamy, Diana/Paris, Julie/Flippin, Lucy Lee/Ramsey, Marion/Parker, Monica/Matheson, Pamela/Joseph, Jackie/Darling, Jennifer +Police Academy 3: Back in Training (1986)/Paris, Andrew (I)/Winslow, Michael (I)/Thomas, R. Christopher/Guttenberg, Steve/Pirie, Bruce/Flanagan, Gary (III)/Abner, Teddy/Gaynes, George/Livingstone, Fred/von Hoffman, Brant/Frenette, Jean/Mahler, Bruce/Batanides, Arthur/Berube, Pierre (I)/Tochi, Brian/Creley, Jack/Thomson, Scott (I)/Elliott, David James/Kazurinsky, Tim/Smith, Bubba (I)/Scott, T.J./Zarou, Elias/Metrano, Art/Lawther, Chas/Tyukodi, Tye/Huband, David (I)/Kinsey, Lance/Cowan, Grant/Lennox, Doug/Colvey, Peter/Nirenberg, Les/Pauljuk, Alex/Robertson, George R. (I)/Goldthwait, Bob/Graf, David/Nelson, Ed (I)/Stone, Sam (I)/Jackson, Lyn (I)/Spelvin, Georgina/Easterbrook, Leslie/Ramsey, Marion/Coles, Mary Ann/O'Connor, Gladys/Tuckett, Rita/Weatherly, Shawn/Hyatt, Pam/Summers, Gloria/Scott, Debralee/DeRyck, Susan/Watkins, Marcia/Gebhard, Fran +Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol (1987)/Klanfer, François/Batanides, Arthur/Hsing, Ed/Lem, Bob/Smith, Bubba (I)/Mavor, Robert/Tochi, Brian/Thomson, Scott (I)/Thacker, Tab/Schwartz, Larry (I)/Canino, Frank/Pomanti, Joey/Preston, Glenn/McGill, Mike (I)/McGrath, Derek/Robertson, George R. (I)/Kinsey, Lance/Kazurinsky, Tim/Graf, David/Scott, T.J./Chao, Harvey/Caballero, Steve/Simonett, Ted/Kwann, Glenn/Frenette, Jean/Miller, Chris (XVIII)/Kubota, Mark/Khor, Wilson/Gould, Sid/Leger, Marc/Creley, Jack/Bishop, Rummy/Winslow, Michael (I)/Cobb, Randall 'Tex'/Carroll, James (III)/Goldthwait, Bob/Wong, Jim/Hardt, Arnie/Mountain, Lance/Sakamoto, Brian/Rhoades, Michael/De Laviolette, Denis/Charbrol, Wayne/Kojima, Harold/Backer, Brian/Gaynes, George/Ritchie, Don/Guerrero, Tommy/McManus, Michael (I)/Bailey, G.W./Paris, Andrew (I)/Myers, Brent (I)/Hawk, Tony/Guttenberg, Steve/Spade, David/Fabian, Diane/Hawtrey, Kay/Bohrer, Corinne/Scott, Carolyn (I)/Camp, Colleen/Smith, Megan (I)/Bird, Billie/Joseph, Jackie/Stone, Sharon (I)/Ramsey, Marion/Easterbrook, Leslie/Duquet, Michelle +Police Academy 5: Assignment: Miami Beach (1988)/Kinsey, Lance/Weinger, Scott/Barrows, Dan (I)/Breslauer, Jeff/Rabasa, Ruben/Lazarus, Jerry/Jasen, Richard/Kovens, Ed/Edwards, Arthur (I)/Reno, Angelo/Myerson, Alan/Kouchalakos, Tom/Bruce, Anthony/Bailey, G.W./Owens, Gerald/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Fitzgerald, Dan (II)/Smith, Bubba (I)/Thacker, Tab/Auberjonois, Rene/Edlin, Alex/Moldovan, Jeff/Robertson, George R. (I)/Graf, David/McCoy, Matt (I)/Gillen, Jeff/Hampton, James (I)/Winslow, Michael (I)/Hess, Joe/Oramas, Nelson/Gaynes, George/Hahn, Archie/Bogart, Pam/Van Ness, Via/Graf, Kathryn/Mark, Dana/Hatfield, Susan/Easterbrook, Leslie/Farley, Ruth/Siani, Joni/Crabtree, Toni/Jones, Janet/Ramsey, Marion +Police Academy 6: City Under Siege (1989)/Collins, Greg (II)/Melhuse, Peder/Fosberg, Michael/Swalve, Darwyn/Mel, Melle/Moore, Keith H./Cervantes, Gary/Blandshaw, Ralph/Tiffe, Angelo/Ott, Dennis/Leopard, Michael/Wolf, Christopher (I)/Bailey, G.W./Morocco, Beans/Gaynes, George/Reid, Roger E./Kinsey, Lance/Bronner, Fritz/Lawrence, Tom (I)/Montes, Tony/Falkenberg, Kort/Mahler, Bruce/Hunter, Alan (I)/Butera, Lou/Elbling, Peter/Henriques, Darryl/Mars, Kenneth/Wilson, Daniel Ben/Lane, Rusdi/Folk, Alexander/Seeman, Brian/Robertson, George R. (I)/Batanides, Arthur/Goodman, Mark J./Smith, Gary P./Graham, Gerrit/Smith, Bubba (I)/McCoy, Matt (I)/Winslow, Michael (I)/Graf, David/Bird, Billie/Easterbrook, Leslie/Gilliard, Starr/Hegarty, Susan/Haynes, Roberta (I)/Ramsey, Marion/Mack, Allison/Lock, Gerry/Mathias, Anna +Police Academy: Mission to Moscow (1994)/Bolotin, Andrei/Sysoyev, Yuri/Iannaccone, Robert/Salnikov, Vladimir/St. James, David/Annensky, Andrei/Nisbet, Stuart/Gorushin, Platon/Maslansky, Sasha/Perlman, Ron/Schlatter, Charlie/LeFlore, Julius/Golovko, Willie/Burr, Lonnie/Diamandi, Alexander/Peskov, Aleksandr/Martirosian, Zaven/Lavandet, Michel/Dolgachov, Vadim/Reusenko, Sergei/Berger, Gregg/Graf, David/Zemskovi/Gaynes, George/Sanikov, Pavel/Renard, Oliver/Israel, Richard/Semenkov, Igor/Bolotin, Michael/Ostroukhov, Pavel/Denakhin, Konstantin/Yermachenkov, Yuri/Dyrda, Yakov/Clerte, Michel/Dolinsky, Vladimir/Vishnyakov, Andrei/Volkov, Aleksandr (III)/Prosper, Olvier/Chernigovsky, Dimitri/Bailey, G.W./Danilevich, Sergei/Groonevitch, Oleg/Lee, Christopher (I)/Tiutin, Alexander/Winslow, Michael (I)/Pastukhov, Nikolai/Skorokhod, Alexander/Vinogradova, Mariya/Anokhina, Olga/Guest, Pamela/Vorobieva, Elena/LeFlore, Amanda/Forlani, Claire/Yaramenko, Valery/Svetlana (III)/Gorushina, Nastia/Easterbrook, Leslie/Dabashinskas, Min/Pozdnyakova, Natalya/Kelson, Carolyn +Pollock (2000)/Sussman, Matthew/Weisser, Norbert/Petroski, Nicholas/Palazzolo, Tony/Cort, Bud/Quinton, Everett/Leary, David (I)/Madigan, John/Rothman, John/Roberts, Moss/Nesci, John/Harris, Bob L./O'Neill, Robert (I)/Bower, Tom (I)/Tambor, Jeffrey/Smith, Kyle Timothy/Kilmer, Val/Scharf, Kenny/Petroski, Noah/Machado, Eduardo (I)/Knott, Robert/Harris, Bob (I)/McGuinness, Tom (IV)/Heard, John/Harris, Ed (I)/Wood, Frank (III)/Cale, David/Landfield, Matthew Hart/Beach, Stephen/Clewicki, Cassandra/Jackson, Jill (III)/Seymour, Stephanie/Connelly, Jennifer/Harden, Marcia Gay/Beckman, Claire/Rose, Julie Anna/Wisocky, Rebecca/Gurwitch, Annabelle/Townsend, Isabelle/Thompson, Sada/Petroski, April/Mitchell, Donna/Shelton, Sloane/Wallach, Katherine/Jablonski, Sondra/Piech, Jennifer/Regan, Molly/Emond, Linda/Garrick, Barbara/Harden, Eulala Grace/Madigan, Amy/Murphy, Sally +Poltergeist (1982)/Graf, Allan/Bannister, Jeffrey/Walsh, Joseph (I)/Robins, Oliver/Blocker, Dirk/Nelson, Craig T./Perryman, Lou/Broyles, Robert/Landham, Sonny/Karen, James (I)/Vail, William/McManus, Michael (I)/Simmons, Craig (II)/Lawson, Richard (I)/Casella, Martin (I)/Conlon, Noel/Stone, Phil (III)/Leucart, Clair E./Straight, Beatrice/Williams, JoBeth/Baron, Helen/Dunne, Dominique/Kiser, Virginia/O'Rourke, Heather/Rubinstein, Zelda (I) +Poltergeist II: The Other Side (1986)/Sampson, Will/Krakoff, Rocky/Beaman, David (I)/Lesser, Robert/Beck, Julian/Beard, Syd/Robins, Oliver/Abbott, Jamie/Schroeder, Bill (I)/Craig, Noble (II)/Hertford, Whit/Nelson, Craig T./Whitecloud, John P./Boll, Helen/Rubinstein, Zelda (I)/Lorraine, Carrie/Bardach, Ann Louise/O'Rourke, Heather/Peretz, Susan/Williams, JoBeth/Bernstein, Jaclyn/Gordon, Pamela (I)/Peters, Kelly Jean/Hertford, Chelsea/Fitzgerald, Geraldine (I)/Taylor-Block, Hayley/Wagner, Kathy (I) +Poltergeist III (1988)/May, Roger (I)/Taulbee, Harold/Wilder, Alan (I)/Sanders, Sam (I)/Birn, Jerry (I)/Wentz, Kipley/Zweigler, Mark/Graham, Paul (I)/Allan, Conrad/Murphy, Christian (II)/Davis, Nathan (I)/Rusk, John/Burton, Corey/Garfield, Joey/Locker, Phil/Hytower, Roy/Shaphren, Brent/Skerritt, Tom/Fire, Richard/Tokuno, Dean/Montana, Chris/Thalken, Meg/Koppel, Lynn/Alderman, Jane/Hogan, Mary (I)/Boyle, Lara Flynn/Wolfman, Wendy/Narens, Sherry/Gilchrist, Stacy/Lombard, Paty/Steindler, Maureen/Bell, Mindy/Rubinstein, Zelda (I)/Allen, Nancy (I)/Logan, Laurie V./Gatz, Catherine/Davis, Christy (I)/Murray, E.J./O'Rourke, Heather/Weldon, Meg/Koppel, Laura/Mueller, Maureen +Poolhall Junkies (2002)/Schroder, Rick/Stevens, Nathan/Terrell, Charlie/Nankivel, Scott/Jones, Mick E./Lee, Harry (VIII)/Dobson, Peter (I)/Callahan, Mars/Rosenbaum, Michael (I)/Aronin, Michael/Walken, Christopher/Corso, Chris/Portnow, Richard/Steiger, Rod/Dentie, Gino/McCloud, Robert Scott/Massey, Mike/Schwartz, Brian A./Short, Steve (II)/Richman, Peter Mark/Gerrish, Frank/North, Jerry/Palminteri, Chazz/Chato/Book, Stephen/Glasser, Phillip/Reyes Jr., Ernie/Mount, Anson/Lamb, Billy/Wayne, Greg (I)/Deslis, Dimitrius/Salisbury, John-Paul/Christopher, Bojesse/Richman, Orien/Jones, Michael C. (II)/Plummer, Glenn/Sheehan, Gavin/Pallo, Lissa/Ainge, Michelle/Engemann, Shannon/Santoro, Kristina/Eastwood, Alison +Pootie Tang (2001)/Dolphin, Joseph/Lomax, David S./Williams, J.D. (II)/Richter, Andy (I)/Shapiro, Rick/Armoogan, Tristan/Wynkoop, Christopher/Crouther, Lance/Attell, Dave/Jeffreys, Chuck/Stephenson, William (II)/Glaser, Jon/Hearne, Bryan/Colletti, Bob/Earl, Jim/Joyner, Mario/Cathey, Reg E./Vaughn, Robert (I)/Smoove, J.B./O'Brien, Conan/Hawkins, Cole/Shimizu, Keenan/Costas, Bob/Trumbull, Robert (I)/Beckford, Devon Malik/Duppin, Andy/Rock, Chris (I)/Rhune, Tony/Sapp, Alem Brhan/Cross, David (II)/Broughton, Michael (I)/Barry, Todd/Hahn, Gregory/Wills, Ray/Sharp, Keesha/Newlin, Diandra/Kightlinger, Laura/Ware, Lanette/Jeffers, Tara/Renae, Stacy/Trien, Cathy/Richards, Lorria/Coolidge, Jennifer/Murrell, Linda/Starlight, Tammy Faye/Elliott, Missy 'Misdemeanor'/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Bell, Kristen (I)/Robinson, Michelle (I)/Pynn, Jodi Michelle/Sykes, Wanda/Jo-Ann, Ebony/Montague, Robin/Drew, Qiana +Popeye (1980)/Parks, Van Dyke/Voormann, Klaus/Nicholls, Allan F./Messina, Roberto/Wilson, Stan (I)/Scott, Donovan (I)/Walston, Ray/Torrisi, Pietro/Christiansen, Michael (I)/Dell'Acqua, Roberto/Arkin, David/Zegler, Paul/Burgess, Hovey/Dixon, MacIntyre/Dowd, Ned/Irwin, Bill (I)/Williams, Robin (I)/Dooley, Paul/Franz, Dennis/Smith, Paul L./Pisoni, Larry/Pellegrini, Carlo/McCharen, David/Fortier, Robert (I)/Libertini, Richard/Hurt, Wesley Ivan/Bray, Peter/Bristol, John E./Robson, Wayne/Hoyle, Geoff/Dillard, Doug/Moffat, Donald/Autry, Alan/Parenti, Noel/Cooper, Ray (II)/Knoller, Eve/Zegler, Barbara/Velardi, Valerie/Duvall, Shelley/Shaffer, Diane/Kinney, Sharon/Maxwell, Roberta/McCormick, Karen/Kingsley, Susan (I)/Burgess, Judy/Hunt, Linda/Bond, Margery/Katz, Patty/Janney, Julie/Pisoni, Peggy/MacDonald, Saundra/Blossom, Nathalie/Burrell, Pamela +Porky's (1982)/Hindman, Bill/Karras, Alex/Conrad, Peter (I)/McGrath, Doug/Knight, Wyatt/Baron, Cash/Wohrman, Bill/Raymond, Butch/Mitchell, Chuck (I)/Christmas, Eric/Redwood, John Henry/Mulcahy, Jack (I)/Gaines, Boyd/Monahan, Dan/Wilson, Roger (I)/Ball, Rod/Knickerbocker, Will/Colomby, Scott/Maas, Gary/Maunder, Wayne/Ganios, Tony/Hindle, Art/Daynard, Don/Spadard, Cash/Byrd, Julian/O'Reilly, Cyril/Herrier, Mark/Womack, Roger/Fuller, Bill (I)/Cecka, Jon/Garpershak, Cathy/Marsic, Joanne/Clark, Susan (I)/Cattrall, Kim/Parsons, Nancy/Lee, Pat (I)/Earl, Ilse/O'Reilly, Lisa (I)/Hunter, Kaki/Whitlow, Jill/Simmons, Allene/Guthrie, Terry +Porky's II: The Next Day (1983)/Maxwell, Ted/Colomby, Scott/Bates, Russell (I)/Paradise, Robin/Fittanto, Carlo/Richert, Ted/Smith, Brian (V)/Knight, Wyatt/Mulcahy, Jack (I)/Ganios, Tony/Stone, Brian (I)/Baker, Danny (II)/Knickerbocker, Will/Davis, Kenneth Ian/Coutoupis, George/Wahl, Chuck/O'Reilly, Cyril/Penya, Anthony/Wilson, Roger (I)/Duke, Donald/Tully, Tom (II)/Runningfox, Joseph/Tiger, Vernon/Friedman, Joe (I)/Herrier, Mark/Jones, Mal/Hindman, Bill/Liberty, Richard/Lawrence, Francis (I)/Ball, Rod/Monahan, Dan/Winter, Edward/Hurley, James (I)/Fitzgerald, Daniel (I)/Wohrman, Bill/Minor, Alan/Kerwin, William (I)/Frayler, Mike/Swaybill, Roger/Mickles, Robert/Hindle, Art/Sklarey, Seth/Prettyman, Bret/Berner, Robert/Fuller, William (I)/Buch, Fred/Conrad, Peter (I)/Wiley, Bill (I)/Goss, Joel (I)/Neu, Howard/Madrid, Mark/Christmas, Eric/Zittrer, Carl/Chesney, Ralph Allen/Grose, Blaine/Jumper, Betty Mae/Grefe, Melanie/Baker, Margie/Reichard, Patsianne/Hampton, Adrienne/Earl, Ilse/Becker, Wendy/Rogoff, Charlene/Parsons, Nancy/Keating, Peggy/Joyce, Francine/Clark, Barbara (IV)/Jane, Baby (I)/Pechonis, Margaret/Connolly, Jiji/Akin, Marjorie Lee/Durphy, Tracy/Hunter, Kaki/Kern, Madeline/Cameron, Cisse/Woodard, Linda/Richards, Blanche +Portrait of a Lady, The (1996)/Carucci Viterbi, Emanuele/Grant, Richard E./Bale, Christian/Seager, Eddy/Donovan, Martin (II)/Gielgud, John/Roach, Pat/Malkovich, John/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Brugnini, Achille/Mortensen, Viggo/Kidman, Nicole/Bartellini, Francesca/Porter, Katherine Anne (II)/Lindsay, Amy/Vanzi, Alessandra/Hershey, Barbara/Duvall, Shelley/Parker, Mary-Louise/Cervi, Valentina/Zago, Catherine/Winters, Shelley +Poseidon (2006)/Maslardzievski, Kristopher/Rodríguez, Freddy (I)/Bates, Brannon/Thomson, Gordon (I)/Beckett, Andreas/Hawken, Spencer/Priester, Austin/Caballero, Jordi/Dittmer, David (I)/Munroe, Jan/Leung, Kevin (I)/Woller, Kirk B.R./McDivitt, David/Bennett, Jimmy (III)/Thornton, Jason/Dechow, Frederick/Henecke, Jesse/Dreyfuss, Richard/Reivers, David/Dillon, Kevin (I)/Boone, D. Anthony/Dempsey, Christopher/Vogel, Mike/Aristone, Ed/Russell, Kurt (I)/Billings, Christian Eric/Lucas, Josh (I)/Braugher, Andre/Bell, Joseph (III)/Warren, Rich (I)/Aude, Erik/Sourmelis, Christos/Carter, Will/De Paul, Vincent (I)/Jarret, Gabriel/Garner, Jerald/Baquerot, Aliane/Tinelle, Juliette/Skinner, Abbey/Ferguson, Stacy/Altschwager, Jenae/Azlynn, Valerie/Overstreet, Beverly/Lagerfelt, Caroline/Fortunato, Menina/Rossum, Emmy/Price, Bylle Michele/Deal, Andy/Chouinard, Abra/Barrett, Jacinda/Palazuelos, Guadalupe/Clarke, Kate/Silver, Gem/McNair, Kelly/Sciole, Jennifer (I)/Maestro, Mía/Delahunt, Natasha/Patterson, Kimberly (II)/Vander Woude, Rachel/Frymer, Carrie +Poseidon Adventure, The (1972)/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Paul, Victor/Orsatti, Ernie F./Stader, Paul/Webster, Byron/Stewart, Paul (I)/Marsac, Maurice/Buttons, Red/Howell, Chris (I)/López, Marco (I)/Sadoff, Fred/Porter, Bobby/Cross, Jimmy (I)/Pinson, Allen/Hastings, Bob (I)/Shea, Eric/Wachtel, Waddy/Arvan, Jan/Bartlett, Todd/Holt, Larry/Nelson, Erik L./Harvey, Orwin C./Chudy, Craig/Crawford, John (I)/Adams, Phil/O'Connell, Arthur/Sawaya, George/Albertson, Jack/Rimmer, Lance/Borgnine, Ernest/Sharpe, David (I)/Bateman, Charles (I)/Cragg, Ronn/Barley, Craig/Perry, Stuart/Galante, Jim/Hackman, Gene/McDowall, Roddy/Tulin, Mark/Steele, Tom (I)/Stevens, Stella (I)/Lynley, Carol/Winters, Shelley/Martin, Pamela Sue/Janssen, Kathryn/Rogers, Elizabeth (I)/Allen, Sheila (I) +Possession (2002)/Heffer, Richard/Eckhart, Aaron/Good, Christopher (I)/Hammond, Roger/Hollander, Tom/Stephens, Jonty/Kaye Campbell, Alexi/Cusick, Henry Ian/Hickey, Tom (I)/Crosbie, Craig/Crowden, Graham/Stephens, Toby/Simon, Hugh/Northam, Jeremy/Eve, Trevor (I)/Massey, Anna/Pierson, Barbara/Marine, Jeanne/Mackenzie, Georgia/Earl, Holly/Bensted, Victoria/O'Toole, Kate (I)/Ehle, Jennifer/Headey, Lena/Frenck, Elodie/Stevenson, Natalie/Conn, Shelley/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Brangan, Felicity/Owen, Meg Wynn/Aird, Holly +Postcards from the Edge (1990)/Assa, René/Raimi, Ted/Platt, Oliver/Ontkean, Michael/Roberts, Douglas (I)/Brill, Steven (I)/Deeth, James/Onorati, Peter/Cuddy, Jim/Lotterman, Beau/Storti, Raymond/Wiseman, Bob/Jones, Gary (II)/Frankel, Scott (I)/Dreyfuss, Richard/Leatherbury, Sheridan/French, Mark (I)/Donovan, Bazil/Wallace, George (I)/Morton, Gary (I)/Reiner, Rob/Armus, Sidney/Matanky, Gary/Souther, J.D./Callow, Simon/Gutstein, Ken (I)/Marshall, Robert (VII)/Tubert, Marcelo/Helland, J. Roy/Haley, Michael/Machlis, Neil A./Quaid, Dennis/Bain, Conrad/Lowenthal, Mark/Heald, Anthony/Tomlins, Jason (I)/Keelor, Greg/Hackman, Gene/Byers, Michael/Verea, John/Serna, Pepe/Wickes, Mary/Ivey, Dana/Galloway, Jane/Jachnuk, Carrie/Fernández, Evelina/Forristal, Susan/Crayton, Gloria/MacLaine, Shirley/Pounder, CCH/Kirk, Shelley (I)/Gray, Kathleen/Diamond, Jessica Z./Bartlett, Robin/Streep, Meryl/Garrick, Barbara/Nogulich, Natalia/Bening, Annette +Postino, Il (1994)/Di Sauro, Vincenzo/Cozzolino, Alfredo/Troisi, Massimo/Neri, Nando/Di Maio, Carlo/Scarpa, Renato/Noiret, Philippe/Stracuzzi, Orazio/Alessandro, Bruno/Rigillo, Mariano/Solli, Sergio/Bonaiuto, Anna/Caparrini, Simona/Cucinotta, Maria Grazia/Moretti, Linda +Postman Always Rings Twice, The (1946)/Mayo, Frank/Cassell, Wally/Ames, Leon/Miller, Harold (I)/Crockett, Dick/Garfield, John (I)/Sayre, Jeffrey/Foulger, Byron/Bradley, Paul (I)/Friedkin, Joel/Sullivan, Brick/Noisom, George/Sullivan, John M./Owen, Garry (I)/Darrell, James/Earle, Edward (I)/Quigg, Dan/Ridge, Walter/Kruger, Paul (I)/Cronyn, Hume/Kellaway, Cecil/Reed, Alan (I)/Ankrum, Morris/Williams, Charles (I)/Farley, Jim (I)/Grant, A. Cameron/Dillon, Tom (I)/York, Jeff (I)/Alban, John/Harrison, Bud/Simpson, Reginald/Ahlm, Philip/Cross, Oliver (I)/Chefe, Jack/Sherrod, Edward/Mitchell, Howard M./Baggot, King (I)/Halligan, William/Rhodes, Hilda/Turner, Lana/Blythe, Betty/McLeod, Helen/Morgan, Sandra (I)/Phillips, Dorothy (I)/Totter, Audrey/Randolph, Virginia L. (II)/Ray, Paula +Postman Always Rings Twice, The (1981)/Calfa, Don/Sotiropulos, Kopi/Farrell, Brian (I)/Lerner, Michael (I)/Smith, Lionel Mark/Magee, Ken/Ryan, John P./Cervi, Kenneth/Bond, Raleigh/Cash, Jim S./Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Rellias, Chris/Maier, Tom (I)/Jenkins, Charles B./Fovos, Basil J./Liddell, Chuck/Liappas, Demetrios/Hasir, Nick/Colicos, John/Henderson, Albert/McDonald, William H./Karavidas, Theodoros A./Nicholson, Jack/Traylor, William (I)/Balduzzi, Dick/Peterson, Eugene/Shadix, Glenn/James, Brion (I)/Newman, William (I)/O'Connell, James (I)/Blanchard, Morgan/Flagge, Ron/Hill, Thomas (I)/Frye, Virgil/Edwards, Sam (I)/Van Ness, Jon/Turenne, Louis/Furlong, John/Arno, Frank/Lange, Jessica/Guthrie, Tani/Palmer, Joni/Coates, Carolyn/Cole, Betty/Huston, Anjelica/Raven, Elsa +Postman, The (1997)/McGrail, Jeff/Joel, Richard (I)/Wadkins, Rick/Wyner, George/Clark, Mark (II)/Fox, Kirk/Novak, Tom/Cheetwood, Derk/Berman, Lester/O'Neal, Ty/Howell, Keith C./McLarty, Ron/Tyler, Brandon (I)/Lewis, Todd (I)/Patton, Will (I)/Early, Austin Howard/Guidera, Anthony/Coon, Neal Preston/Wilson, Brian Anthony/Frye, Gordon/Winton, Marvin/Milgrom, Michael/Ribisi, Giovanni/Serano, Greg/Avellone, Gregory/Costner, Joe/Esten, Charles/Mell, Randle/Thomason, Mark (I)/Manson, Jono/Taylor, Cooper/Johnson, Jeff (I)/Williams, Vernon T./Bairstow, Scott/Santos, Joe/Russo, James (I)/Linhart, Ken/Pollard, Korey Scott/Tate, Larenz/Allen, Todd (I)/Orf, Chris/Garrison, Andy/Hurst, Ryan/Marks, James (IV)/Haggerty, Dylan (I)/Hendrickson, Rusty/Linn, Rex/Evetts, H.P./Coinman, John J./Hatosy, Shawn/Barrett, Stanton/Bower, Tom (I)/von Bargen, Daniel/Costner, Kevin/Forward, Blair/McKenna, Joseph (I)/Petty, Tom/Johnstone, Patric/Manning, Ann/Costner, Lily/Sheehan, Kathi/Porter, Shiree/Brightbill, Susan/Geer, Ellen/Weinstein, Amy (II)/Herrera, Judy/Pruitt-Hamm, Robyn/Maxwell, Roberta/Paige, Tarah/Ramminger, Michelle/Masterson, Mary Stuart/Williams, Olivia/Six, Eva Gayle/Becker, Brooke/Buchanan, Jenny/Moyer, Betty/Costner, Annie/Lambert, Kayla/Frye, Nancy/Daniel, Elisa/Lipton, Peggy +Poupées russes, Les (2005)/Love, Gary/Haller, Bernard/Soucy, Philippe/Korpukhov, Aleksandr Ivanovich/Pagh, Christian/Metschurat, Barnaby/Day, Nicholas/Klapisch, Cédric/Cassignard, Pierre/Gérald, Pierre/Plagnol, Robert/D'Anna, Federico/Guéris, Julien/Hans di Capua, Julien/Pabion, Julien/Gautry, Lannick/Duris, Romain/Saladin, Olivier/Djakliou, Amin/Canuso, Jake/Gusev, Igor/Soualem, Zinedine/Bishop, Kevin (I)/Briançon, Nicolas/Joly, Isabelle/Montalà, Irene/Steffens, Anne/Tautou, Audrey/Cheriguene, Fatiha/George, Marie-Renée/Barbe, Sophie/Bel, Frédérique/Faure, Annette/Maïga, Aïssa/Gordon, Lucy/Ricco, Stéphanie/Zaitseva, Ksenia/Franck, Carole/d'Azémar, Florence/Solovyova, Yelena/Médigue, Hélène/Lebegue, Catherine/Demaret, Martine/Reilly, Kelly (I)/Boxer, Amanda/Vasilieva, Katrina/Brondo, Cristina/Durand, Julie (I)/Obraztsova, Evguenya/Weissbecker, Laura/De France, Cécile/Robilliard, Agathe +Powder (1995)/Heck, David Scott/Flanery, Sean Patrick/Goldblum, Jeff/Wiley, Meason/Henriksen, Lance/Watson, Woody/Morris, Alex Allen/Strickland, Barry/Smith, Brandon (I)/Wise, Ray (I)/Tatum, Bradford/Coleman, Brady/Perkins, David (VI)/Grant-Minchen, Bill/Hayes, Phil (I)/Marchman, Joe (I)/Powell, Esteban/Cain, Sean/Huston, James/Berfield, Barry/Tarantini, Tom/Frerichs, Reed/Cox, Chad/Crider, Missy/Tyrrell, Susan/Gallup, Bonnie/Steenburgen, Mary/McMahon, Danette/Macaluso, Dee/Engel, Paula +Power of One, The (1992)/Mangwarara, Winston/Roberts, Ian (I)/Mamanzi, Cecil Zilla/Deary, Brendan/Bulloch, Robbie/Beeten, Ed/Osborne, John (I)/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Ivy, Nigel/O'Shaughnessy, Brian/Cartwright, Jon/Fenton, Simon/Makuwachuma, Dominic/Mwale, Akim/Mueller-Stahl, Armin/Reed, Robert Thomas/Fogerty, Adam/Francis, Roy/Tingay, Paul/Turner, John (I)/Leih, Stan/Nobbs, Eric/Barreto, Raymond/Williams, Hywell/Phiri, Joel/Witcher, Guy/Walker, Dominic/Ntshona, Winston/Denham, Tony (I)/Pegram, Nigel/Moyo, Alois/Moyo, Banele Dala/Shumba, Simon/Craig, Daniel (I)/Russell, Clive/Whaley, Andrew/Weyers, Marius/Anholt, Christien/Dorff, Stephen/Guzawa, David/Mnisi, Jeremiah/Van Vuuren, Peter/Van Niekirk, Gert/Campbell, Rod/Gielgud, John/Brunner, Michael (I)/Sibanda, Lungani/Jordan, Edward (I)/Inns, Garth/Arnell, Gordon/Khabo, David/Brooks Swope, Tracy/Moyo, Peggy/Kubheka, Nomadlozi/Masenda, Tonderai/Morse, Natalie/Coleman, Marcia/Ngwenya, Liz/Annison, Robin/Edwards, Faith/Cobbold, Clare/Masterson, Fay/Dinah, Pesedena/Mtika, Martha Gibson/Hurle, Agatha/Sibanda, Rosemary Chikobwe +Practical Magic (1998)/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Sickler, Rich/McLeod, John (IV)/Shaw, Peter (II)/Duncan, Trevor (II)/Visnjic, Goran/Feuerstein, Mark/Serratt Jr., Ken/Kirschke, Jack/Cochran, Colby/Ware, Herta/Gehman, Martha/Price, Annabella/Kancher, Deborah/Kidman, Nicole/Artrip, Alexandra/Geer, Ellen/Bullock, Sandra/Benedetti, Caprice/Jenney, Lucinda/Robinson, Jeanne (II)/Belle, Camilla/Channing, Stockard/Holley, Caitlyn/Wood, Evan Rachel/Kozlowski, Caralyn/Webb, Chloe/Richards, Cordelia/Dettrich, Courtney/Gross, Mary/Wiest, Dianne/Martindale, Margo/Criswell, Lora Anne +Prairie Home Companion, A (2006)/Stein, Andy (II)/Keillor, Garrison/Granger, Adam/Kinsella, Arnie/Donohue, Pat (II)/Raynor, Gary/Douglas, Bob (II)/Russell, Tim/Ostroushko, Peter/O'Neill, David (V)/Newton, Dan (I)/Harrelson, Woody/Wagner, Pop/Jones, L.Q./Jones, Tommy Lee/Reilly, John C. (I)/Rees, Dick/Dworsky, Richard A./Keith, Tom (V)/Grap, Christopher K./Koerner, 'Spider' John/Kline, Kevin (I)/Thompson, Butch/Westcott, Jim/Pankake, Jon/Williams, Robin (VI)/Sahnow, Tyler/Hinkley, Bill/Rudolph, Maya/Grubb, Rachel/Larson, Judy/Johnson, Prudence/Madsen, Virginia/Streep, Meryl/Burke, Marylouise/Lohan, Lindsay/Scott, Sue (I)/Steele, Jearlyn/Schlegel, Becky/DeLisi, Debbie/Williams, Linda (XI)/Tomlin, Lily +Preacher's Wife, The (1996)/Haynes, Roy/Marshall, Michael (I)/Carter, Rick (II)/Burks, Jernard/Sylvers, Ronald/Nasser, Jamil/Alexi-Malle, Adam/Coleman, George (I)/Colston, Robert/Cooper, Helmar Augustus/Holloman II, Sterling/Brunsin, Jerry/Hines, Gregory/Richie, Lionel (I)/Warren, Mervyn/Biggham, Anthony/Mitchell, Phillip (II)/Gilbert, Mark (I)/Jordan, Yakin Manassah/McConnaughey, Aaron A./Enos, Lakeya/Monson, Lex/Enos, Taleah/Smyrl, David Langston/Rowe Jr., John/Sneed Sr., Troy L./Dunbar, Ted/Williams, Victor (I)/Scott, Kennan/Copeland, Anthony Dean/Tirelli, Jaime/Simmons, Derrick/Thomas, Reverend Lawrence K./Bates, Paul (I)/Cromartie, Hayward/Washington, Denzel/Malloy, Christopher/Vance, Courtney B./Burnett, Anthony (I)/Stiggers Jr., William James/Nayyar, Harsh/White, Dwain L./Edmund, Justin Pierre/Chaney, Dirk/Bowen-Wallace, Marquis/Jordan, Joshua (I)/Fequiere, Andal/Welcome, V. Ranaldo/Brown, Steven (II)/Davis Jr., Darvel/Mitchell, Kevin (I)/Jones, Morris Vernon/Franklin, Shyheim/Jackson, Michael Alexander/Purefoy, Shaun/Paden, Reverend Kenneth/Nuckles-Holt, Gary/McGee, Reverend Corey/Jordan, Aaron (II)/Thomas, Ulisa A./Benitez, Debbie/Small, Constance/Jones, Angela L./Presha, Krishna/Miller, Naguanda/Devine, Loretta/Matthews, Betty/Martin, Jacqueline/Malloy, Jessica/Smith, Toukie/Allen, Mozelle Hawkins/Henry, Carolyn/Lowery, Marcella/Wright, Kimberly L./Williams, Berta J./Graham, Tiffiny Monet/Joseph, Tiffany/Harris, Rutha/Headley, Shari/Mitchell, Sharon A./Nixon, Beverly S./Mitchell, Lizan/Childs, Brenda J./Houston, Cissy/Houston, Teretha G./Edwards, Valerie Inez/Houston, Whitney/Mitchell, Delores/Breedlove, Cassondra M./Garrett, Kimberley M./Destefano, Juliehera/d'Amboise, Charlotte/Hart, Amia/Lewis, Jenifer/Anderson, Brittany/Hicks, Taral/Jordan, Rose Merry/Davis, Mary Bond/Beasley-Prime, Yolanda/Beasley, Eloise/Saunders, Jacqulyn V./Koon, Christine Lameisha/Davis, Betty Cromartie/Hamilton-Montoute, Khalia +Predator (1987)/Weathers, Carl/Hall, Kevin Peter/Burton, William H./Black, Shane/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Chaves, Richard/Armstrong, R.G./Duke, Bill (I)/Landham, Sonny/Boyum, Steve/Kingi, Henry/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Ventura, Jesse/Carrillo, Elpidia +Predator 2 (1990)/Baldwin, Adam/Kingi, Henry/Finnegan, Tom/Davi, Robert/Perry, William R./Moss, Ronn/Williams, Gerard G./Garcia, Jsu/Crenna, Richard Anthony/Papajohn, Michael/Downey Jr., Morton/Busey, Gary/Cann, John (I)/Haugk, Charles/Starwalt, David/Paxton, Bill/Alvarez, Abraham/Lockhart, Calvin/Blades, Rubén/Tocha, Paulo/Boyd, Chuck (I)/Reed, Jeffrey (I)/Wiseman, Michael/Weyland, Philip/Rand, Corey/Ishida, Jim/McCord, Kent (I)/Chapman, Alex/Levinson, Brian/McCrary, Vladimir/Kahan, Steve/Richards, Charles David/Eppolito, Louis/Williams, Billy 'Sly'/Zozzora, Carmine/Christy, George/Skipper, Pat/Pistilli, Carl/Glover, Danny/Kashka/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Edmondson, Michael Mark/Reyes, Julian/Sander, Casey/Hall, Kevin Peter/Abascal, Paul/Sweet, Vonte/Kanar, Beth/Carrillo, Elpidia/Kauders, Sylvia/Weigel, Teri/Chauvin, Lilyan/Binzel, DeLynn/Moore, Patience/Karasek, Valerie/Alonso, Maria Conchita/Weist, Lucinda/James, Diana (I) +Prelude to a Kiss (1992)/Carillo, Frank (I)/Riley, Rob (I)/Cerny, JoBe/Riehle, Richard/Carroll, Rocky/Gill, Ray (I)/Walker, Sydney/Williams, Harold (I)/Gabbard, Glendon/Baldwin, Alec/Miller, Eric (V)/Lloyd, Peter (I)/Nazimek, Larry/Ohrman, Ward/Fatta, Andrew/Hussey, Paul/Tucci, Stanley/Hudson, Peter (I)/Wilkins, Ozzie/Couch, Peter/Schutz, Richard C.W./Beatty, Ned/Jobson, Brian (I)/Lindo, Robert/Haas, Victoria/Monk, Debra/Richardson, Salli/Duke, Patty/Persons, Fern/Ryan, Meg (I)/Paquet, Lucina/Bates, Kathy (I)/DiCarlo, Josette/Golden, Annie/Murphy, Sally/Alderman, Jane +Presidio, The (1988)/Harmon, Mark (I)/Connery, Sean/Cummins, Ron/Graf, Allan/Jenkins, Larry Flash/Zumwalt, Rick/De Rosa, Justin/Antico, Pete/Kilpatrick, Patrick/Delegall, Bob/Kwong, Peter (I)/Strasser, Michael/Goins, Jesse D./Gladstone, Dana/Warden, Jack/Calfa, Don/Davis, Chuckie/McIntyre, Marvin J./Fosberg, Michael/Ferguson, Jessie Lawrence/Rochelle, Bob/Sims, Curtis W./DiSanti, John/Fitzsimmons, Peter/Reynolds, James Hooks/Robillard, Kim/Miller, Dean R./Brown, Jophery C./Hart, Joe (I)/Orsatti, Frank (II)/Kwong, Richard/Vick, John Allen/Wilcox, Clay/Blum, Mark (I)/Lesser, Robert/Tanen, Tracy/Marshall, Rosalyn/de Sosa, Ruth/Saiger, Susan/Ryan, Meg (I)/Goldstein, Jenette +Prestige, The (2006)/Chi, Chao Li/Buzzington, Ezra/Jay, Ricky/Will, Kevin/Rees, Roger/Menning, Sam (I)/Otis, James (I)/Hibbert, Edward (I)/Serkis, Andy/Crye, John B./Davis, Daniel (I)/De Marco, Anthony (I)/Stuart, Monty/Reitel, Enn/Bowie, David (I)/Cleveland, Chris (I)/Davis, Scott (V)/Sheppard, William Morgan/Caine, Michael (I)/Liska, Johnny/Moore, J. Paul/Lancaster, James/Tahash, Brian/Perkins, Ron (I)/Judges, Christopher/Kennedy, Clive/Harris, Jamie (I)/Fega, Russ/Ryan, Mark (I)/Humphreys, Gregory/Bale, Christian/Howse, Sean/Jackman, Hugh/Piddock, Jim/Neame, Christopher (III)/Arbogast, Rob (I)/Merg, Zoe/Merg, Olivia/Sanford, Julie (I)/Johansson, Scarlett/Glick, Nikki/Hall, Rebecca (I)/Wise, Jodi Bianca/Perabo, Piper/Frymer, Carrie/Mahurin, Samantha +Presumed Innocent (1990)/Smallwood, Tucker/Katims, Robert/Wheeler, Ed (I)/Wohl, David (I)/Appel, Peter/Tolan, Michael (I)/Ottavino, John (I)/Pernice, Nick/Frazier, Ron (II)/Carberry, Joseph/Rucker, Bo/Watson, Miles/Spencer, John (I)/Cagle, Thom/De Furia, Rick/Dennehy, Brian/Newcomb, Richard L./Reidy, John (I)/Julia, Raul (I)/Ford, Harrison (I)/Neustadt, Ted/Mazzello, Joseph/Whitford, Bradley/Arnold, Madison/Rosa, Ricky/Winfield, Paul/Corsair, Bill/Mardirosian, Tom/Bradford, Jesse/Winkler, Bill/Seitz, John/Bennett, John Michael/Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Grifasi, Joe/Truro, Victor/Vennema, John C./Genet, Michael/Shimono, Sab/Gantt, Leland/Williams, Elizabeth (II)/Scacchi, Greta/Horsford, Anna Maria/Mears, DeAnn/Meade, Julia/Estabrook, Christine/Bedelia, Bonnie/Barnett, Carla/Corsair, Janis/Aarn, Kimberleigh/Field, Allison/Bello, Teodorina +Pretty in Pink (1986)/Blatnick, Tommy/Anders, Jamie/Stanton, Harry Dean/Deadrick, Rock/Spader, James/J., Timothy/Sutton, David (II)/Clay, Andrew Dice/McCarthy, Andrew (I)/Williams, Kevin T./Lindsay, Kevin D./Podrasky, Jimmie/Cryer, Jon/Hollie, Jeffrey/Coon, Bruno/Ricard, Kevin/Wilson, Terry (II)/Haynie, Jim/Jacobs, Christian/Zappa, Dweezil/Manos, Melanie/Swanson, Kristy/Longstreth, Emily/Howar, Bader/Gershon, Gina/Potts, Annie/Roswell, Maggie/Johnston, Audre/Vernon, Kate/Ringwald, Molly/Colin, Margaret/Laine, Karen/Kenin, Alexa +Pretty Woman (1990)/Restivo, Steve/Bardol, Daniel/Kageyama, Rodney/Alexander, Jason (I)/Keach Sr., Stacy/Ross, Shane (I)/El Razzac, Abdul Salaam/Applebaum, Bill/Michalski, Jeff/Large, Norman/Keenan, Harvey/Hyde-White, Alex/Gallo, Billy/Dunne, James Patrick/Miller, Larry (I)/Elizondo, Hector/Nadler, Marty/Stitzel, Douglas/Azaria, Hank/Nolan, Tom (I)/Gere, Richard/Marshall, Garry/Hankin, Larry/Feldstein, Don/Minsky, Charles/Marshall, Scott (I)/Sapienza, Al/Anthony, Reed/Campanella, Frank (I)/Braverman, Marvin/Remsberg, Calvin/Eckstut, Bruce/Nelson, Lloyd (I)/Hunter, R. Darrell/Kent, Allan/French, Michael (I)/Bates, Mychael/Bellamy, Ralph/Stuart, James Patrick/Richwood, Patrick/Williams, Lloyd T./Randal, Jason/Carson, John David/Everbeck, R.C./Greene, Gary (I)/Aalda, Mariann/Hansome, Rhonda/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Yasbeck, Amy/Donahue, Elinor/Bjork, Tracy/Young, Dey/San Giacomo, Laura/Goodfriend, Lynda (I)/Crosby, Lucinda/Paris, Julie/Burr, Minda/Strickland, Amzie/Locke, Nancy/Williard, Carol/Armstrong, Valorie/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/O'Brien, Jackie/Roberts, Julia (I)/Calabro, Karin/Caspari, Cheri/Brooks, Laurelle/Richwood, Blair/Peterson, Robyn/Baldwin, Judith (I) +Pride & Prejudice (2005)/Humby, Stephen/Wight, Peter/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Woods, Simon (I)/Holder, Roy/Simpson, Jay/Cumming, Alan/Macfadyen, Matthew/Hollander, Tom/Torrens, Pip/Morand, Sylvester/Booth, Cornelius/Friend, Rupert/Stephen, Rosamund/Mulligan, Carey/Wilton, Penelope/Brady, Moya/Pike, Rosamund/Blethyn, Brenda/Riley, Talulah/Matthews, Sinead/Bloom, Samantha/Owen, Meg Wynn/Knightley, Keira/Malone, Jena/Blakley, Claudie/Whiteside, Janet/Dench, Judi/Merchant, Tamzin/Reilly, Kelly (I) +Pride of the Yankees, The (1942)/Cooper, Gary (I)/Alexander, Ernie (I)/Lorch, Theodore/Winkler, Robert (I)/Stewart, Jack (I)/Guhl, George/Merkyl, John/Harvey, Harry (II)/Chandler, Eddy/Conklin, Heinie/Taggart, Ben/Holt, David (I)/Russell, Rip (I)/Hendrian, Oscar 'Dutch'/Old, John B./Watkin, Pierre/Peil Sr., Edward/Cooper, Clancy/Brennan, Walter/Kipling, Richard/Lessey, George/Veloz/Neal, Tom (I)/Brent, Roy/Kerr, Donald (I)/Van Vleck, Gohr/Lyman, Frank/Irwin, Jack/Carr, Jack (I)/Farley, Jim (I)/Ingraham, Mitchell/Lawson, Larry/Irwin, Charles (I)/Gardner, Jack (II)/Wood, Allen (I)/Faylen, Frank/Albright, Hardie/Kellogg, John (I)/Agresti, Ed/Westerfield, James/Flynn, Charles (I)/Anthony, Walter (II)/Shea, Jack (I)/Adams, Ernie (I)/Cooke, Hal/Flaherty, Pat/Glaser, Vaughan/Noble, Ray/Roquemore, Henry/Mitchell, Irving/Richards, Addison/Valentine, Jimmy/Hodgins, Earle/Chandler, Lane/Tetley, Walter/Lane, Pat/Clark, Dane (I)/Wilkerson, Guy/Chase, Porter/Stern, Bill (I)/Parnell, Emory/Meusel, Bob/Dorr, Lester/McHugh, Matt/Moriarity, Pat/Stössel, Ludwig/Williams, Charles (I)/Croft, Douglas/Caruth, Burr/McDonald, George (II)/Manley, Dave (I)/Charters, Spencer/Roy, William (I)/Duryea, Dan/Dickey, Bill/Sayles, Francis/Hiestand, John/Brent, Lynton/Jett, Sheldon/Collins, Gene/Offerman Jr., George/Brodie, Don/McNamara, James/Ruth, Babe/Haworth, Vinton/Fielding, Edward/Marán, Francisco/Du Rey, Peter/Waite, Malcolm/Williams, Buddy (I)/Fenner, Walter/Barrier, Edgar/Ince, John/Hall, Eddie (I)/Shaw, C. Montague/Willenz, Max/Hayden, Harry/Sheehan, John (I)/Daheim, John/Lease, Rex/Chaney, Bill/McCullough, Ralph/Rowlands, Art/Cane, Charles/Ray Noble and His Orchestra/Mitchell, Howard M./Chapin, Jack (I)/Owen, Garry (I)/Koenig, Mark (I)/Ring, Cyril/Atchley, Hooper/Bohannen, Rebecca/Galli, Rosina/Padden, Sarah/Dennison, Eva/Vaughan, Dorothy/Holderness, Fay/O'Byrne, Patsy/Avery, Bettye/Chapman, Janet (I)/Yolanda (I)/Sharp-Bolster, Anita/Brewer, Betty/Gilmore, Virginia/Wright, Teresa/Janssen, Elsa (I)/Dunn, Lorna/Thomas, Fay/Gordon, Mary (I) +Priest (1994)/Blair, Euan (I)/Dean, Bill (II)/Murphy, Giuseppe/Fanning, Rio/Roache, Linus/Wilde, Charley/Barber, Paul (I)/Pugh, Robert (I)/Williams, Ray (II)/Ananins, Michael/Cole, Keith (I)/Luty, Adrian/Pearson, Fred/Haydn, Mike/Martino, Bobby/Poppins, Mickey/Carlyle, Robert (I)/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Coleman, Jim R./Gallagher, Jimmy/Knapman, Kevin/Venegas, Mauricio/Booth, Anthony/Ellis, James (I)/Pearson, Rupert/Potsig, Gareth/Bennett, John (I)/Gibbs, Matyelok/Roscoe, Stephanie/Lilley, Valerie/Tremarco, Christine/Haydn-Edwards, Ann/Sharp, Lesley/Thomason, Marsha/Coman, Gilly/Arnold, Victoria/Johnson, Kim (I)/Walsh, Mandy/Tyson, Cathy +Primal Fear (1996)/Slavin, Randall (I)/Parson, Ron O.J./Williams Jr., Clarence/Bacarella, Mike/Eckert, David (I)/Holt, Lester/Wright, Wayne (I)/Muller, Turk/Caballero, Joseph Luis/Boss, Mike/Plana, Tony/Schreiner, Peter (I)/Dyer, Dwight Brad/Reddy, Brian/Jordan, Robert (II)/Duncanson, Jon/Wilson, Lenny/Gere, Richard/Braugher, Andre/Ryan, Joseph R./Spano, Joe (I)/Fitzpatrick, Tony (I)/Rogers, Reg (I)/Cook, Larry (I)/Norton, Edward (I)/Anderson, Stanley/Colerider-Krugh, Kyle/Mahoney, John (I)/O'Quinn, Terry/Kosala, Joseph F./Seda, Jon/Salerno, Randy/Tigar, Kenneth/Shaw, Andy (I)/Bauer, Steven/Carroll, Christopher/Kenney, Bob/Lum, Joanie/Zahner, Sigrid K./Lewis, Rosalie V./Woodard, Alfre/Gomez, Sylvia/Tierney, Maura/Childers, Mary Ann/Davila, Azalea/Burns, Diann/Linney, Laura/Cutler, Wendy/McDormand, Frances/Yu, Linda +Primary Colors (1998)/Cicchini, Robert/Ancel, Jordan/Davis, William Stanford/Young, Harrison/Hollis, Tommy/Farnsworth, Freddie Joe/Murphy, Christopher C./Maher, Bill (I)/Compton, O'Neal/Pike, Gary R./Milford, John/Pike, Gary/Jones, Ben (I)/Shalhoub, Tony/Tittl, Pete/Rose, Charlie (II)/Salata, Rocco/Faroudja, Phil/Weirauch, Charlie/Quinn, J.C./Richardson, Kevin (II)/King, Larry (I)/Burkholder, Scott/DuMont, James/Benjamin, Ross/Markinson, Brian/Jones, James Earl/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Winters, Anthony/Williamson, Mykelti/Mendte, Larry/Klein, Robert (I)/Symonds, Robert/Teamkin, Steve/Vargas, John (I)/Molina, Rolando/Eisenberg, Ned (I)/Haley, Michael/Thornton, Billy Bob/Lester, Adrian/Reiner, Rob/Murphy, Tim (VIII)/Winters, Kristoffer Ryan/Frederick, Anthony Michael/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Easton, Robert (I)/Clifford, Matt (II)/Rivera, Geraldo/Loeb, Nicholas M./Ross, Chelcie/Hagman, Larry/Travolta, John/Denton, James/Woronicz, Henry/Levine, Noah Michael/Elrod, Lu/Forristal, Susan/Reynolds, Vickilyn/Tierney, Maura/Ridge, Monique/Thompson, Emma (I)/Bates, Kathy (I)/Choi, Sophia/Peck, Rosalie/Janney, Allison/Ladd, Diane/Edwards, Stacy/Walker, Rebecca (I)/O'Neal, Cynthia/Guilliard, Leontine/Martirez, Jean/Wanlass, Lynn/Aaron, Caroline/Bartlett, Bonnie/Whittington, Lesa/Lawson, Bianca/Scott, Lorna/Kussman, Susan/Carides, Gia/DeMasi, Kacee/Magaro, Polli/Richman, Daryce +Prime (2005)/Deeble, Gil/Roumie, Jonathan/O'Mordha, Tadhg/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Stutzman, Nathaniel/McDonald, Jason (V)/Costabile, David/Kain, Rick/Essandoh, Ato/Funny, Dennis/de Lint, Mick/DeGennaro, Vinny/McCormack, Will/Herzog, Seth/Stevens, Cameron/Summers, Stewart/Armstrong, Stretch/Sozzi, Sebastian/Innvar, Christopher/Younger, David (I)/Adler, Jerry (I)/Greenberg, Bryan (II)/Coyle, James (II)/Anzuelo, David/Rothman, John/Baxtron Jr., Jerry/Riley, Chester/Yorker, Jade/LaFramboise, Adam/Webb, Alex (I)/Orth, Zak/Brown, Palmer (II)/Cooper, Eboni/Parisse, Annie/Tate, Valisa/Dollar, Aubrey/Farris, Tina/Asencio Sutphen, Stacy/Jaffrey, Madhur/Aborn, Naomi/Belack, Doris/Mandel, Lotte/Skipp, Beth/Gundy, Maria/Kantar, Susie/Thurman, Uma/Anden, Mini/Marlowe, Jennifer/Biasi, Adriana/Streep, Meryl/de Fauw, Caroline/Joyce, Anne/Almindo, Michalina +Primer (2004)/Sullivan, David (IX)/Bradshaw, Keith (I)/Tapia, Juan/Blagg, Brandon/De Soualhat, Eric/Carruth, Chip/Carruth, Shane/Carruth, John/Cook, Jon (I)/Upadhyaya, Anand/Upadhyaya, Ashok/Butler, Jay (II)/Joyner, David (II)/Gooden, Casey/Pyland, Jack/Crawford, Carrie/Thomson, Samantha/Price, Delaney/Warren, Ashley +Prince & Me, The (2004)/Mably, Luke/Miller, Ben (II)/Tourangeau, Jacques/Knighton, Zachary/Lara, Marvin/Munch, Tony/Maryska, Zdenek/Kulhavy, Vladimir/McLachlan, Michael (I)/Thorn, Niels Anders/Petronijevic, Dan/Pearson, Jean (I)/Singer, Stephen (I)/O'Reilly, Stephen (I)/Nemejovsky, Jan/Lee, Richard (I)/Tsarouchas, Angelo/Nelles, John/Burke, Jason (I)/Bue, Claus/Russel, Robert (I)/Fox, James (I)/Francis, Go Go Jean Michel/Helt, Emil/Jandorf, Henrik/Irvine, Eddie/Hewitt, Garth/Klejnstrup, Kasper/McGowan, James (I)/Bourgeois, John (I)/Ratray, Devin/Craig, Philip (I)/O'Kelly, David/Asholt, Jesper/Roberts Smith, Jennifer/Docolomanska, Eva/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Veresova, Andrea/Zoli, Winter Ave/Vey, Jennifer/Watson, Alberta/Reznik, Dana/King, Yaani/Bláhová, Dagmar/Termerová, Lenka/Baron, Joanne/Netzer, Patricia/Waterston, Elisabeth/Manninen, Sarah/Preuss, Clare/Issová, Klára/Bennett, Eliza (I)/Stiles, Julia/Stewart, Amy (I)/Miltner, Andrea/Kodetová, Barbora/Watts, Dinah +Prince of Darkness (1987)/Ferguson, Jessie/Dun, Dennis/Wong, Victor (III)/Blocker, Dirk/Cooper, Alice (I)/Bray, Thom/Ferguson, Jessie Lawrence/Jason, Peter/Grasmere, Robert/Wright, Ken (I)/Pleasence, Donald/Parker, Jameson/Yen, Ann (I)/Merlin, Joanna/Blanchard, Susan (I)/Blount, Lisa/Ramey, Betty/Howard, Anne Marie +Prince of Egypt, The (1998)/Glover, Danny/Martin, Steve (I)/Angel, Jack (I)/Rabson, Jan/Mitchell, Brian Stokes/Byram, Amick/Short, Martin (I)/Goldblum, Jeff/Fiennes, Ralph/McClurkin, Donnie/Montgomery, Randall (I)/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Kilmer, Val/Brooks, Mel (I)/Panaro, Hugh/Haza, Ofra/Bullock, Sandra/Riegel, Eden/Dee Shayne, Linda/Dworsky, Sally/Mirren, Helen/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Smith, Francesca +Prince of Tides, The (1991)/Newman, Ryan (I)/Sader, Alan/Oprea, R.D./Neumann, Frederick/Sullivan, Brad/Searcy, Nick/Stacy, Chris/Maxwell, Norman Max/Fain, Bobby/Arceri, John/Carlin, George/Kremin, Warren/Woods, Justen/Gould, Jason (I)/Fricke, Grayson/Whalum, Kirk/Nolte, Nick/Dumaurier, Francis/Clark Jr., Milton/Hannah, Bob (I)/Krabbé, Jeroen/Baglia, Robert/Lively, Lee/Yearwood, Trey/Davis, Tiffany Jean/Collier, Maggie/Nelligan, Kate/Wray, Lindsay (I)/Whitaker, Brandlyn/Danner, Blythe/Carter, Marilyn/Johnson, Bonnie (I)/Dillon, Melinda/Brisendine, Yvonne/Pierce, Ann/Fleming, Rebecca (I)/Runyan, Kiki/Streisand, Barbra/Soracco, Dottie/Atchison, Nancy Moore/Rowe, Sandy +Princess Bride, The (1987)/Crystal, Billy/Guest, Christopher (I)/Gray, Willoughby/Savage, Fred/Badger, Paul/Smith, Mel/Sarandon, Chris (I)/Patinkin, Mandy/Storry, Malcolm/Elwes, Cary/Falk, Peter (I)/Shawn, Wallace/André the Giant/Cook, Peter (I)/Dyson, Anne/Mason, Margery/Brantley, Betsy/McLaughlin, Sallie/Wright Penn, Robin/Kane, Carol (I) +Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, The (2004)/Robbins, Larry/Liggett, Jon/Hikawa-Silverman, Dale/Partlow, Shane/Blue, Callum/Wilson, Joe (I)/Hines, Tom (I)/Jensen, Jeffrey Scott/Trinidad, Ernesto/Kent, Allan/Chung, Darwood/Dorsey, Kevin/Ross, Joe (I)/Weiner, Ken (II)/Louie, Fat/Hall, Bruce (IX)/Bragg, Erik/Nemser, Alec/Wright, Darrel W./Budge, Karen Russell/Breslin, Spencer/Rowland, Jess/Smith, Joe (VIII)/Pine, Chris (I)/Price, Joe Allen/Bwarie, Joseph Leo/McDaniels, Mark (I)/Markowitz, Bud/Logan, Rick/Davidson, Blake/Lee, Stan (I)/Yeager, Jared/Vojtanek, Greg/Vogt, Paul (II)/Callahan, Julius/Price, Patrick (II)/Maurice (IV)/Kensinger, John Carlo/Poston, Tom/Condon, Dwayne/Keenan, Harvey/Denoff, Sam/Rockwell, David (II)/Horton, Aldric A./Guardino, Charles/Joseph, Rowan/White, Gerald (III)/Escamilla, Joaquín/Blu, Jonny/Grossman, Scott (I)/Marshall, Scott (I)/Kaz, Neal/West, John (I)/Wynne, Christopher/O'Bryan, Sean/Walker, Matthew (III)/Levai, Eric/McFarland, Daron/Straus, Joe/Hoashi, Keisuke/Waters, Oren/Williams, Paul (III)/Horton, Wesley/Braverman, Marvin/Rhys-Davies, John/Klugman, Brian/Nadler, Marty/Malina, Herbert/Jackson, Larrs/Restivo, Steve/Hiller, Bernie/Lewis, Greg (I)/Golden, Brad (II)/Vogt, Peter Allen/Rosenthal, Sol (II)/Frazen, Stanley/Powledge, David/Kalili, Daston/Murdolo, John/McCrary, Joel (I)/Miller, Larry (I)/Cozy, Leon Dewayne/Marshall, Sam (I)/Elizondo, Hector/Michalski, Jeff/McKeever, Dax/Matarazzo, Heather/Katz, Claudia (II)/Marshall, Barbara (I)/Taylor, Sandra (I)/McCauley, Kate/Carr George, Susan/Donahue, Elinor/Spiers, Mauii/Guthy, Alexandra/Vazquez, Claudia/Dunmire, Donna/Vang, Maui/Frazen, Diane/Edwards, Amy/Alexander-Willis, Hope/Nanko, Sarah/Wright, Jordan (III)/Schneider, Hannah/Raven (VII)/Koide, Teri Eiko/Paris, Julie/Lincoln, Anina/Page, Bobbi/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Jackson-Edwards, Clydene/Domic, Zrinka/Jackson, Susan Elizabeth/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Corra Disney, Charlee/Nicholson, Lorraine/Baldwin, Judith (I)/Crosby, Peggy/Marshall, Lori/Baroudi, Rajia/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Garrison, Beth Anne/Perez, Gwenda/Renee, Shanda/Auguste, Nadege/Sera, Clare/Morris, Jane (I)/Nakamura, Kazumi/Wilcox, Shannon/Lauren, Brigitta/Curry, Shea/Andrews, Cristi/Heatley, Sparrow/Krieger, Rosie/Rowell, Cassie/Netrebko, Anna/Millhoff, Jamie/Davidson, Lauren/Woods, Brady/Capps, Jennifer/Patterson, Meredith/Dunaway, Madison/Bjorlin, Kamilla/Hall, Aimee Adams/Spencer Sipple, Regina/Kawalkowski, Daru/Marshall-Fricker, Lily/Bell, Lauren/Gage, Ali/Harper, Karen/Head, Kasie/Tenerelli, Jacki/Chalaya, Victoria/Breslin, Abigail/Bloomfield, Rose/Marshall-Fricker, Charlotte/Callau, Tanya/Hofmann, Isabella/Andrews, Julie (I)/Jackson, Jennifer (VII)/Thomson, Kim/Jackman, Luana/White, Anna A./Ranftl, Sarina/Nassar, Grace/Aarons, Bonnie/Goodall, Caroline/Albrecht, Kate +Princess Diaries, The (2001)/Moran, John (III)/Lewis, Greg (I)/Michalski, Jeff/Combs, Gary/Williams, Adam (II)/Richards, Craig (I)/McCrary, Joel (I)/Arness, Andy/Ross, Joe (I)/Auberjonois, Rene/Noonan, Patrick (III)/Denoff, Sam/von Detten, Erik/Carter, Harold/Wayne, Terry/Kent, Allan/Finnegan, Joe/Makinen, Karl/Glick, Ira/Locke, Taylor/Fricker, Bill/Rosenthal, Sol (II)/Brown, Willie (I)/Brower, Ned/Sandler, Ethan/Elizondo, Hector/Ashland, Jason/Stanton, Reggie/Elliot, Shan/Feldstein, Don/Hines, Tom (I)/Zylowski, Rob/Louie, Fat/Schwartzman, Robert/McGivern, John/Phelps, Brian/Grundy, Rueben/O'Bryan, Sean/Hikawa, Dale/Bragg, Erik/Flatley, Jay/Hanchette, Quinn/Restivo, Steve/Unitas, Joe/Totland, Steve/Orleans, James Brown/Markowitz, Bud/Flueger, Patrick/Miller, Larry (I)/Guardino, Charles/Frazen, Stanley/Thompson, Mark (II)/Price, Joe Allen/Richwood, Patrick/Glaudini, Robert/Safaie, Niloufar/Ferrell, Bill/Root, Justin/Chung, Darwood/Brown, Terry (I)/Lowe, Todd/Braverman, Marvin/Gilman, Chrissy/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Nabozny, Barbara/Knoll, Mary/Chong, Flora/Tom, Nicholle/Kawalkowski, Daru/Shevory, Meredith/Curran, Anita Marie/Aarons, Bonnie/Green-Dove, Abigail/Taylor, Sandra (I)/Andrews, Julie (I)/Rainwater, Nita/Lyn, Carly/Lauren, Brigitta/Moore, Mandy (II)/Heatley, Sparrow/Wilcox, Shannon/Sera, Clare/Morris, Jane (I)/Lopez, Bianca (I)/Perez, Gwenda/Garrison, Beth Anne/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Elizondo, Juliet/Rowell, Cassie/Levinson, Tamara/Garver, Kathy/Cannon, Korry/Young, Erika/Alexander-Willis, Hope/Hallin, Wendy S./Reiner, Tracy (I)/Sigrist, Terri/Marshall-Fricker, Lily/Sigrist, Lori/Smith, Kimleigh/O'Reilly, Erin/Paris, Julie/Oh, Sandra/Hawks, Sunny/Holloway, Gwen/Marshall, Barbara (I)/Yerger, Michelle/Dixon, Elizabeth/Frazen, Diane/DePasquale, Carol/McGovern, Meghan/DiFrancesco, Tanya/Matarazzo, Heather/Binkov, Mara/Marshall-Fricker, Charlotte/Burbano, Mindy/Gage, Ali/Goodall, Caroline/Maltby, Lauren/Thomas, Lenore/Larsgard, Tonje +Private Benjamin (1980)/Brooks, Albert (I)/Albert, Wil/Williams, Hal/Marin, Paul/Nahan, Stu/Oliver, Ray (I)/Barnett, James R./Young, Keone/Lewis, Ed (III)/Haldeman, Tim/Olivier, David (I)/Weintraub, Sandy/Hanley, Robert (I)/Covin, Everett/Dybas, James/Wright, Clay/Oppenheimer, Alan/Grappelli, Stéphane/Wells, Danny (I)/Wanamaker, Sam/Wallace, Lee (I)/Assante, Armand/Stanton, Harry Dean/Liardet, Elie/Roberts, George (I)/Nelson, Craig T./Webber, Robert (I)/Sotiropulos, Kopi/Herd, Richard (I)/Bumstead, J.P./Barrie, Barbara/Hawn, Goldie/Soles, P.J./Maynard, Mimi/Stuart, Maxine/Haase, Heather (I)/Hirson, Alice/Kalem, Toni/Caine, Allison/Chauvin, Lilyan/Ahern, Alston/Place, Mary Kay/Kirkland, Sally (I)/Adams, Lillian/Brennan, Eileen/Wyler, Gretchen/Freeman, Damita Jo/Hoff, Robin/Halma, Denise/Carson, Carrol Davis/Marlov, Estelle/Baron, Helen +Private Parts (1997)/Williams, Cliff/Friedman, Matt (IV)/Letterman, David/Mazzara, Robert/Tobias, Larry/Stamos, John/Popper, John/Murphy, Michael (I)/Reilly, Luke/Portnow, Richard/Levi, Rick/Boriello, Bobby/Goodman, Henry (I)/Maccarone, Michael/Wilkof, Lee/Hadary, Jonathan/Young, Angus (I)/Ellis, Stuart/Duncan, Patrick Coleman/Lawrence, Scott/Mitchell, Silas Weir/Grey, Larry/Tammi, Tom/Young, Malcolm/Walters, J.D./Tracy, Christopher (I)/Giamatti, Paul/Martling, Jackie/Melendez, 'Stuttering' John/Douglas, Brother (I)/Slash/Johnson, Brian (XIV)/Santoni, Reni/Krieger, James/Capo, John/Papick, Barry/Ramos, Richard Russell/Hecht, Paul/Silver, Seth/Barron, Chris (I)/Osbourne, Ozzy/Bolger, John Michael (I)/Esparza, Abraham/Derwin, Jordan/Weiss, Gordon Joseph/Kell, Bradley/Nugent, Ted (I)/Villemaire, James/Bradley, Danna/Stern, Howard/Norris, Fred (I)/Pop, Iggy/Chan, Kim (I)/Paladino, Francesco/Rudd, Phil/Gwynne, Michael C./Pearlman, Stephen/Tiny Tim/Ziman, Richard/Rudin, Stuart/Bob, Crackhead/Ballot, Steve/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Shull, Richard B./Flav, Flavor/Maloney, Peter (I)/Lloyd, Barnett Milton/Snider, Dee (I)/Costantini, Brian/Attio, Eric/Kallenbach, Kenneth Keith/Green, John Patrick/Costanza, Peter/Hammer, M.C./Gilborn, Steven/Murtaugh, James/Roberts, Evan (I)/LeFevre, Adam/De Silva, Gabriel/McClarin, Curtis L./Cohen, Scott (I)/Dell'Abate, Gary/Wyman, Nicholas/Farrow, Mia/Flaska, Carrie/Martin, Sasha/Moody, Jennifer/Suran, Renee/Newman, Joy/Lynn, Theresa/Stern, Alison/Smith, Amber (I)/Verdura, Andrea/Marsh, Ali/Alt, Carol/Baggett, Alley/Gareis, Jennifer/Cassidy, Althea/Falco, Edie/Wolf, Catherine/Whoppers, Wendy/Zinsser, Sarah/Bass, Nicole/Grammer, Camille/Hoopes, Wendy/Tucci, Christine/Hyland, Sarah/Lindemulder, Janine/Sisco, Kennen/Bishop, Kelly/McFadden, Davenia/Camp, Joanne/DeCook, Irene/MacIntosh, Katie/Good, Melanie/Janney, Allison/Kazarov, Sonia/Quivers, Robin/Louis, Stacey/Furman, Allison/Luzier, Aimee/Gawkowski, Julie/Bibb, Leslie/Jameson, Jenna (I)/Johnson, Christine Toy/Steckelberg, Mandy/McCormack, Mary/Pratt, Susan (I) +Prizzi's Honor (1985)/Hickey, William (I)/Loggia, Robert/Arland, Jonathan L./Polizos, Vic/Campbell, Scott (I)/Nicholson, Jack/Staff, Murray/Barto, Dominic/Cafiso, Matteo/Citarelli, Enzo/Allen, Seth (I)/Cecere, Vince/Baratta, Tomasino (I)/Theoharous, Theodore/Signorelli, Tom/D'Arcy, Peter/Boyar, Sully/Kopmar, Joe/Alfano, Eramus 'Charlie'/Fischetti, Michael/Santopietro, George/O'Brien, Skip (I)/Calvani, John/De Bello, John (II)/Cervi, Kenneth/Tucci, Stanley/Nail, Gordon/Fehren, Henry/Lomonaco, Thomas/Sapountzakis, Themi/Lombard, Michael/Accinelli, Luis/Tierney, Lawrence/Gonzáles, Rueben/Tuck, Michael/Iannicelli, Ray/Ruskin, Joseph/Vallelonga, Nick/Codiglia, John P./Randolph, John/Richardson, Lee (I)/O'Neill, Dick/Brecht, Bill/Pastore, Garry/Tremont, Mike/Sabin, Michael/Devon, Tony/Serra, Raymond/Vasquez, Antonia/Pounder, CCH/Siddall, Teddi/Kelly, Debra/Ivanoff, Alexandra/Huston, Anjelica/Williams, Marlene D./Raines, Beth/Selepegno, Ann/Frederick, Danielle/Turner, Kathleen (I) +Problem Child (1990)/Grote, Vernon/Trejo, Al/Elterman, Eric/Emling, Ward (I)/Rayner, Martin/Davies, John S./Dugan, Dennis/Glasser, Phillip/Rainone, John/Elledge, Justin/Poppick, Eric/Harman, Kenneth/Sharp, Burton/Miranda, Ron (I)/Willis, Jack (I)/Hampton, Garland/O'Connell, John (I)/Hules, Endre/Minor, Willie/Davis, Vince (I)/Kamekona, Danny/Lampman, Hugh/Anderson, Robert A./Martin, Joshua (I)/Achorn, John/Cummins, Eli/Galt, John William/Richards, Michael (I)/Gottfried, Gilbert/Redfield, Dennis/Beard, Cody/Jhin, Philip/Burton, Jordan/Moncibais, S. 'Monty'/Ritter, John/Jurasik, Peter/Warden, Jack/Utroska, Alex/Kolb, Joseph/von Erich, Kerry/Kawanabe, Ehchi Edward/Anderly, Adam/Oliver, Michael (I)/Ortiz, Humberto (I)/Reyes, Lico/Stoppelwerth, Josh/Yeager, Ed/Bristow, Deem/Kline, Richard (I)/Woren, Dan/Coma, Agim/Shimoda, Shaun/Smith, Garry/Quinn, Anthony Tyler/Schauffler, Florence/McCall, Andrea/Levy, Amy/Scott, LaGloria/Locy, Ellen F./Patrick, Kristy Lynne/Duffy, Claudette/Lowman, Kristen/Summer, Laura/Battistone, Catherine/Jones, Melody/Humann, Helena/Bennett, Rina Lee/Allred, Anna Marie/Mobley, Shepler/Arnone, Lee/Newman, Abby/Martin, Melissa Reneé/Arenstein, Joan/Akin, Charlotte/Mayfield, Julie/Redwine, Symone/Kline, Colby/Jones, Judy (I)/Zucha, Jessica/Yasbeck, Amy/Foray, June/Madderom, Marilyn/Dawson, Maggie/Moore, Norma/Grazer, Corki +Problem Child 2 (1991)/Brock, Adam/Redfield, Dennis/Sutera, Paul/Hanemann, Danny/Small, Bob (I)/Ritter, John/Smith, Bob (I)/Barclay/Willson, Paul (I)/Cordell, Bill/Edwards, Eric (I)/Tolkan, James/Gura, Danny/Oliver, Michael (I)/Reitz, Ric/Warden, Jack/Amburgey, Jillian/Oyen, Christopher/Gottfried, Gilbert/Powell, Tim (I)/Grenier, Zach/Rice, Brett/Freeman, Greg G./Stoccardo, Buddy/Blumenfeld, Alan/Nowicki, Tom/Warren, Bill (V)/Vaughn, Aaron/Boalo, Tammy/Hunt, Crystal/Klimaszewski, Diane/Lecce, Denise/Klimaszewski, Elaine/Thomas, Tabetha/Yasbeck, Amy/O'Connell, Laura/Rothman, L.A./Quinn, Martha/Deshayes, Aimee/Tilton, Charlene/Newman, Laraine/Matthews, Hillary/Meierhenry, Danielle/French, Carol (I)/Foray, June/Duerr, Nancy/Prestwood, Katie/Padgett, Shaun/Myers, Carrell/McKnight, Angie/Mataras, Tiffany/Kneeland, Carla/Mataras, Krystle/Simonds, Kristina/Schwan, Ivyann +Procès, Le (1962)/Rémoleux, Jean-Claude/Doude, Van/Kearns, Billy/Reichmann, Wolfgang/Studer, Carl/Hahn, Jess/Foà, Arnoldo/Buchsbaum, Max/Lonsdale, Michael (I)/Grosso, Guy/Holtzmann, Thomas/Welles, Orson/Teynac, Maurice/Chappell, William (I)/Tamiroff, Akim/Ledoux, Fernand/Delfosse, Raoul/Haufler, Max/Perkins, Anthony/Schneider, Romy/Mori, Paola/Paxinou, Katina/Shore, Naydra/Flon, Suzanne/Robinson, Madeleine (I)/Moreau, Jeanne/Martinelli, Elsa +Producers, The (1968)/Smith, Tucker (I)/Charles, Ron (I)/Brooks, Mel (I)/Garrett, Hank/Peck, Brutus/Martin, Barney (I)/Gough, Trent/Truland, Bud/Mars, Kenneth/Blitz, Rusty/Mostel, Zero/Rubin, Arthur (I)/Voutsinas, Andréas/Patch, David (I)/Hewett, Christopher/Davis, Michael (VII)/Allen, Bernie (I)/Macy, Bill/Shawn, Dick/Owens, Patrick (II)/Wilder, Gene/Ruskin, Shimen/Kessler, Zale (I)/Hickey, William (I)/Evans, David (VI)/Campanella, Frank (I)/Elic, Josip/Gardell, Anthony/Paget, Robert/Zoller, John/Meredith, Lee/Kirk, Lisa (I)/Ives, Anne/Eden, Diana (I)/Cates, Madelyn/Harrison, Nell/Taylor, Renée/Winwood, Estelle/Love, Mary (I)/Crane, Mae/Barleon, Amelie +Producers, The (2005)/Altheide, Eric/Curry, Michael Todd/Brown, David (XXX)/Rosen, Luke/Marcum, Brian J./Burrell, Mark/Geary, Steve/Butler, Gregory/Womack, Cornell/Schroeder, Wayne/Zotovich, Adam/Meehan, Thomas (I)/Hampton, Brad/Bennett, Alan (V)/Kind, Richard/Lane, Paul (IV)/Lombart, Eric/Huddleston, David/Foster, Hunter/Barrowman, John/Gray, James (VIII)/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Schiro, Chad/Nolte, Bill/Pestka, Bobby/Belliston, Seth/Wilson, Steve (XX)/Duff, Charles/Greer, Justin (I)/Marinos, Peter/Bonds, D.B./Rodriguez, Al D./Williams, Jeff (I)/Kinney, Jim (I)/Spangenthal, David/Morris, Matthew (VII)/Vargo, Matthew J./Lane, Nathan/Brady, Patrick S./Brady, Patrick (III)/Fitch, Andrew (II)/Goldman, Ethan B./Koenig, Daniel/Sloman, John (I)/Longacre, Luke/Wills, Ray/Dvorsky, George/Lacause, Sebastian/Rodriguez, Jai/Lounello, Rich/Weckesser, Theis/Santana, Marcos/Lacayo, Jason/Mastascusa, Richie/Shew, Timothy/Savage, J. Brandon/Brown, Barry (X)/Jackson, Mike (VII)/Sexsmith, Jonathan/Sladyk, Ken/Cable, Jordan/Armstrong, Will (II)/Blokker, Scott/Gunhus, Eric/Benton, Jeremy/Sylvia, Abe (I)/Jablonski, Michael/Driver, Kip/Franco, Gary/Montano, Robert (I)/Oscar, Brad/Wall, Matt (II)/Stellato, Frank/Kuhl, Keith/Cassaro, Matthew/Rodriguez, Raymond/Armitage, Robert/Bish, Timothy/Thomas, Keith Lamelle/Jones, Terace/Beach, Gary (I)/Musgrove, Brad/Hingston, Sean Martin/Antoon, Jason/Parmenter, Steve/Martin, Michael X./Wannen Jr., John/Bizik, Robert/Boyd, Patrick/Tarver, Denton/Waletzko, Craig/Sands, Jason Patrick/Warden, Karl/Darling, Wyatt/Zimmerman, Kent/Holmes, Michael Thomas/Brown III, James/Coluca, Teddy/Ligon, Kevin/Bittner, Dan/Melton, Cody/Blair, Randy/Bartley, Robert/Egan, John Treacy/Summers, Stewart/Vasquez, Chris (II)/Johnson, Sean (X)/Bartlett, Peter (II)/Mastrogiorgio, Daniel/Williams, Nathan (I)/Braddock, Shane/Bart, Roger/Hadley, James (III)/Sprague Jr., Billy/Pelty, Adam/Wersinger, Robert/Gulan, Timothy/Myars, Mark/Santa Maria, Nick/Gregus, Peter/Stephens, Fletcher/Laverdier, Jamie/Ledbetter, Mark/Smagula, Jimmy/McKean, Michael (I)/Matthews Jr., Riley G./Speck, Jake/McCormick, Michael (I)/Applegate, Fred (I)/Simmons, Courter/Schappert, Terence/Barnett, Ken (I)/Allen, Matt (II)/Augustin, Julio/Herron, Daniel/Yerrid, Victor/Brooks, Mel (I)/Barrett, Brent/Bouvy, Harry/Peterson, Chris Michael/O'Neill, Patrick (IV)/Richardson, Jerry (I)/Mont, Ira/Rhodes, Josh/Bennett, Joshua (I)/Roggenkamp, Ed/Baker, Matt (X)/Lovitz, Jon/Sher, Jerry/Vennema, John C./Wetzel, Patrick/Davidson, Scott (I)/Semino, Matt/Franklin, Ben (III)/Hamilton, Aaron/Gatts, Derek M./Ferrell, Will/Gillett, Eric Michael/Hayes, Jack (II)/Fowler, Scott (I)/Rosario, Joe (II)/Fowler, Robert (I)/Sullivan, Jeremy J./Tourek, Mike/Montgomery, J.C./Rusinick, Ronald/Rusinek, Roland/Walker, Tom (X)/McDaniel, David (I)/Borstelmann, Jim/Kelley, Dominique/Holly, Chris/Nance, Marcus/Vellozzi, Sonny/Crain, Todd Alan/DeVito, Bob/Kelso, Andrew J./Tooey, Jim/Pope, Wes/Sutton, Charlie/Lowenstein, David/Freeman, Jonathan (I)/Nilsson, Christopher/McNabb, Barry/Van der Wilt, Sean/Macnamara, Pete/Gillis, Michael (II)/Ciauri, Jerry/Kain, Rick/Sebastian, Kevin/Stevens, Cameron/Salvatore, John/Mullaney, Patrick/Heidinger, Bram/Martin, Barrett/Biberi, James/Mooradian, Joseph/Havasi, David/Harris, Jamie R./Baja, Collin/Goddard, Michael (III)/Burke, Liam/Zweigbaum, Steven/Gemignani, Alexander/Carlyle, Warren/Rutigliano, Danny/McGowan, Mike (II)/Matlock, Darrell/Carroll, Ronn/Stahl, Jonathan/Poole, Jason Craig/Rogalski, Brian/Cannon, Alice/Johnston, Nancy (II)/Brockman, Jane (III)/Looram, Mary/Kaufman, Rhonda/Dunn, Colleen (II)/Wright, Sheridan/Arpan, Piper Lindsay/Kakuk, Naomi/Zaremba, Dianne/Shallo, Karen/Broughton, Barbara/McBrien, Susan/Hall, Amy (III)/Pasekoff, Marilyn/Martin, Lucy/Wild, Mindy/Ross, Tory/Misiano, Sarah/Loveheart, C.C./Altman, Jane/Williamson, Ruth (I)/Fletcher, Susann/Baria, Annie/Jordan, Shari/Schworer, Angie L./Crowl, Jennifer Lee/Haase, Ashley Amber/Martin, Andrea (I)/King, Charley Izabella/Levenberg, Alison/Norman, Sylvia/Clippinger, Jennifer/Thurman, Uma/Serra, Letty/Findlay, Diane (II)/Casey, Eileen/Waring, Wendy/Terstriep, Tracy/Hoskin, Shauna/Price, Mia/Fitzgerald, Kathy (I)/Bowman, Leanne/Sheridan, Jessica/Cruikshank, Holly/Ashley, Mary Ellen/Brennan, Maureen (I)/Ozelli, Nancy/Creighton, Angie C./Gillentine, Meg/Lorge, Dana/Crouch, Erin/Sullivan, Kelly (VII)/Gruby Field, Jenny/Seligsohn, Joy/Young, Courtney/Essell, Eileen/Pulliam, Darcy/Jaffe, Joan/Kaye, Judy/Moore, Dana/Hester, Kimberly/Ilo, Angelique/Bensinger, Mimi/Schwing, Katherine Marie/Smith, Jennifer (IX)/Fire, Norma/Rehn, Rita/Doherty, Madeline/Allen, Melanie (IV)/McDougal, Dolores/Sokol, Marilyn/Wolins, Jill/Klapmeyer, Renee/Pelletier, Kandice/Thole, Cynthia/Collins, Rachel Montez/Haufrecht, Marcia/Whitehead, Chryssie/Bradley, Pam/Nolin, Denise/Utzig, Michele/Holt, Stacey Todd/Rothauser, Lisa/Calore, Kimberly/Heim, Cynthia Leigh/Mayes, Sally/Michels, Stephanie/Monk, Debra/Harper, Francesca/Moore, Jeannine/Neuberger, Jan/Suckling, Jenny Lynn/Gorney, Sondra/Willbanks, Marguerite/Rominger, Erika/Ziemba, Karen/Opel, Nancy/Mahon, Melissa Rae/Jones, Kimberly (II)/Perrizo, Jessica/Snaidas, Nell/Beddow, Margery/Norrup, Christina Marie/Myles, Francine/Mariano, Patricia/Dowling, Bryn/Hannon, Mary Ann/McKendry, Liz +Profondo rosso (1975)/Mauri, Glauco/Fioretti, Dante/Baccaro, Salvatore/Mazzinghi, Piero/Bonamano, Aldo/Lavia, Gabriele/Fanfoni, Vittorio/Dottesio, Attilio/Onorato, Glauco/Mingozzi, Fulvio/Mariani, Jacopo/Hemmings, David/Piani, Lorenzo/Meniconi, Furio/Vida, Piero/Argento, Dario/Scaccia, Mario/Puntillo, Salvatore/Pagni, Eros/Felleghy, Tom/Di Luia, Bruno/Nicolodi, Daria/Méril, Macha/Calandra, Giuliana/Del Balzo, Liana/Hooper, Geraldine/Calamai, Clara/Elmi, Nicoletta +Program, The (1993)/Bryniarski, Andrew/Millard, Jody/Ferguson, J. Don/Raiford, Robert D./Davis, Duane/Pridgen II, J. Leon/Parati, Tim/Hannafin, Dan/Dixon, Ernest/Nannarello, George/Wiggins, Al/Farr, Andre/Smith, Patrick Robert/Neal, Bob/Lawlor, Charles (I)/Byce, Jason/Portney, Charles (I)/Flippo, Michael/Pennell, Jon/Hook, Robert/Benrubi, Abraham/Haynes, Albert/Zabriskie, Steve/Griffith, Steven/Schembechler, Bo/Quinn, J.C./Mixon, Bernard/Fyfe, Jim/Swann, Lynn/Berman, Chris/Broucker, Leslie/Murphy, John R./Oldenburg, Jed/Fuller, Robert (III)/Rogers, George (III)/Holroyd, Scott/Lee, George (I)/Caan, James/Healy II, T.J./Epps, Omar/Portell, Jeff/Jenks, Jason/Bennes, John/Sheffer, Craig/Bright, Roger/Berry, Halle/Lawrence, Lynelle/Adams, Joey Lauren/Holloway, Mary (I)/Slagsvol, Elizabeth/Fowler, Tracy/Swanson, Kristy/Perry, Deanna/Bell, Mindy/Griffis, Rhoda/Miller, Julia +Project X (1987)/Fitzgerald, Rob/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Stark, Jonathan (I)/Mandelik, Gil/Minor, Bob/Stenstrom, David/Sylvester, Julian/Roberson, Phillip A./Lerner, Ken (I)/McGhee, Johnny Ray/Miller, Dick (I)/Cummings Jr., Richard/Roebuck, Daniel/Desai, Shelly/Pérez, Luis A./Nichols, Lance E. (I)/Harden, Mark/McIntyre, Marvin J./Sleet, Jackson/Wilmore, Duncan/Harry (V)/Johnson, Marvin 'Swede'/Okko/Gammell, Robin/Costello, Ward/Chilton, John/Lang, Stephen (I)/Sagoes, Ken/Sadler, William (I)/Cooper, Chevis/Laws, Sam/Covarrubias, Robert/McCants, Reed R./Milgrom, Michael/Raynr, David/Elmendorf, Raymond/Northup, Harry/Rodgers, T./Mousie/Arthur (I)/Patrick, Randal (I)/Kramer, Michael Eric/Robillard, Kim/Davis, Sonny Carl/Clafu/Shorte, Dino/Luke (V)/Karanja/Foster, Stan (I)/Swords, Travis/Willie (IV)/Bennett, Chuck (I)/Snider, William B./August, Lance/McGrady, Michael (I)/Paul, Richard (I)/Smart, Jean/Lucy (VII)/Ludwig, Pamela/Paolone, Catherine/Hunt, Helen (I)/Kinner, Jackie/Offner, Deborah/Kaplan, Mady/Eastman, Lynn/Lulu (XII) +Proof (2005)/Houston, Gary/Carroll, Benjamin S./Stinton, Colin/Harris, C. Gerod/Hopkins, Anthony/Seth, Roshan/McCarthy, Danny (III)/Daszkiewicz, Tobiasz/Chung, Chipo/Keefe, John/Gyllenhaal, Jake/Burnett, Leland/Hatkoff, Daniel/Wittman, Anne/Davis, Hope (I)/Susi, Lolly/Spyropoulos, Haroula/Meanwell, Caroline/Peters, Tanya (II)/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Zimmerman, Leigh +Proof of Life (2000)/Bustos, Marco (I)/Zamachowski, Zbigniew/Baluyev, Aleksandr/Heald, Anthony/Zevallos, Jaime/Martínez Laya, Pedro/Iza, Miguel/Bellido, Sandro/Byrne, Michael (I)/Vazquez, Tony/Alegría, Alonso/Picho, Aristóteles/Sinué, Wolframio/Crowe, Russell/Cordova, Alejandro/Carrillo, Óscar/Trujillo, Diego/Anderson, Stanley/Saralijen, Said K./Blanchard, Carlos/Frisone, Roberto/Armstrong, Alun/Medina, Jorge (II)/Kitchen, Michael (I)/Sánchez, Mario Ernesto/Caruso, David (I)/Morse, David (I)/Rodríguez, Raúl (II)/Hanbury-Tenison, Merlin/Sibille, Pietro/Shevchenko, Dmitri/John, Gottfried/Naprous, Gerard/Torres, Gilberto (I)/Cueva, Mauro/Gryff, Stefan/Martínez, Norma/Escobar, Laura/King, Rowena/Dammert, Claudia/Vazquez, Yolanda (I)/Martindale, Margo/Echeverría, Sarahi/Ryan, Meg (I)/Martínez, Flora (I)/Hernández, Vicky (I)/Reed, Pamela +Prophecy, The (1995)/McAllister, Pat (III)/Williams-Hurner, Jeremy/Cadiente, Jeff/Boguski, Thomas 'Doc'/Hayes, Bobby Lee/Smithson, Clark/Stoltz, Eric/Adakai-Nez, Randy/Arnold, Joseph Blake/Nelson, Albert/Hytner, Steve/Mortensen, Viggo/Walken, Christopher/Schmidt, Paul (I)/Gomez, Nicholas Sean/Quinn, J.C./Sankovich, John/Hunter, Clark/Hart, William 'Buck'/Nelson, Shawn (I)/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Koteas, Elias/Madsen, Virginia/Plummer, Amanda/Lafferty, Sandra Ellis/Shenah, Emma/Spadaro, Michele/Jessup, Sioux-z/Snyder, Moriah 'Shining Dove'/Holmes, Christina/Conforto, Emily +Proposition, The (2005)/Pearce, Guy (I)/Roughan, Mick/Waddell, Garry/Wilson, Richard (VII)/Watt, Shane/Solomon, Jerry (III)/Budge, Tom/Huston, Danny/Cotterill, Ralph/Age, Max/Lewis, Tommy (II)/Rose, Ned/Wenham, David/Morgan, Robert (I)/Parker, Daniel (IV)/Hurt, John/Vallon, David/Brkic, 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Christina/Miller, Zoe (II)/Williams, Michelle (I)/Betrani, Frida/Lentol, Cindy/Noel, Wendy (I)/Plum, Paula/Anton, Christine/Parker, Nicole (II)/Perkins, Emily (I) +Prêt-à-Porter (1994)/Whitaker, Forest/Stahly, Adrien/Aiello, Danny/Trussardi, Nicola/Sudana, Tapa/Capuano, Anello/Lamy, Maurice/Mourier, Pascal/Mugler, Thierry/Robards, Sam/Bulgari, Paolo/Gaultier, Jean-Paul/Lepeut, Denis/Grant, Richard E./Montana, Claude/Anee, Constant/Miyake, Issey/Lacroix, Christian/Lederer, Laurent/Collette, Yann/Everett, Rupert/Copperfield, David (I)/Lovett, Lyle/Rochefort, Jean/Robbins, Tim (I)/Belafonte, Harry/Molitor, Serge/Lambert, Laurent (II)/Mastroianni, Marcello/Novembre, Tom/Ferré, Gianfranco/Cluzet, François/Rea, Stephen (I)/Penvern, André/Blanc, Michel (I)/Cassel, Jean-Pierre/Evangelista, Linda/Robertson, Georgianna/Canovas, Anne/Vandernoot, Alexandra/Gamiliana/Ullman, Tracey/Rykiel, Sonia/Cavazzoni, Greta/Horner, Yvette/Loren, Sophia/Patitz, Tatjana/Taylor, Lili (I)/Schiffer, Claudia/Leon, Tara/Denis, Jocelyne Saint/Bick, Susie/Aimée, Anouk/Basinger, Kim/Benson, Laura (I)/Roberts, Julia (I)/Turlington, Christy/Palma, Rossy de/Klensch, Elsa/Campbell, Naomi (I)/Karembeu, Adriana/Kellerman, Sally/Christensen, Helena/Lemper, Ute/Bacall, Lauren/Salvail, Ève/Garr, Teri/Figura, Katarzyna/Mastroianni, Chiara/Björk/Bruni, Carla/Hunt, Linda/Cher (I) +Psycho (1960)/Allen, Fletcher/Flint, Sam/Anderson, John (I)/Perkins, Anthony/Gavin, John (I)/Jasmin, Paul/McIntire, John (I)/Albertson, Frank (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Balsam, Martin/Oakland, Simon/Flaherty, Harper/Scheiwiller, Fred/Killmond, Frank/Carson, Kit (I)/Britton, Keith (I)/Tahachee, Chief/Kass, Lee/Dockstader, George/De Sales, Francis/McCaffrie, Pat/Taylor, Vaughn (I)/Eldredge, George/Mills, Mort/Knight, Ted (I)/Wallace, Helen (I)/Beers, Prudence/Tuttle, Lurene/Gregg, Virginia/Bradley, Muriel/O'Malley, Lillian/Miles, Vera/Nolan, Jeanette/Leigh, Janet/Furrer, Margaret/Hitchcock, Patricia/Jones, Myra +Psycho (1998)/Mortensen, Viggo/Macy, William H./Flea/Jenkins, Ken (I)/Forster, Robert (I)/Babbs, O.B./Howard, Rance/Brocksmith, Roy/LeGros, James/Everett, Chad/Pachosa, Steven Clark/Remar, James/Vaughn, Vince/Cutrona, Ryan/Van Sant, Gus/Hall, Philip Baker/Heche, Anne/Lovett, Marjorie/Moore, Julianne (I)/Wilson, Rita (I)/Haney, Anne +Psycho II (1983)/Gillin, Hugh/Browne, Robert Alan/Hendrie, Chris/Franz, Dennis/Hartigan, Ben/Perkins, Anthony/Whittington, Gene/Maier, Tim/Lomazow, Michael/Holland, Tom (I)/Traynor, Robert (I)/Dickerson, George (I)/Loggia, Robert/Frommer, Ben/Smith, Thaddeus/Perkins, Oz/Hilgenberg, Bob/Tilly, Meg/Garlington, Lee/Brown, Victoria (I)/Gregg, Virginia/Miles, Vera/Adams, Sheila K./Bryar, Claudia/Carroll, Jill +Public Enemy, The (1931)/Woods, Edward/Sullivan, Charles (I)/Daly, George (I)/Cook, Donald (I)/Burroughs, Clark 'Buddy'/Phelps, Lee (I)/Kane, Eddie (I)/Stevens, Landers/Darro, Frankie/Gerrard, Douglas/Hendricks Jr., Ben (I)/Cagney, James/Powell, Russ (I)/Coghlan Jr., Frank/McDaniel, Sam/Kinnell, Murray/Strauss, William H./Edwards, Snitz/Fenton, Leslie/Homans, Robert/Pratt, Purnell/O'Connor, Robert Emmett/Gray, Dorothy/Clarke, Mae/Mercer, Beryl/Flynn, Rita/Watson, Adele/Gee, Dorothy/Blondell, Joan/Parrish, Helen/Marvin, Mia/Harlow, Jean/Price, Nanci +Pulp Fiction (1994)/Ruth, Robert/Rhames, Ving/Greene, Peter (I)/Pilato, Joseph/Stoltz, Eric/Sher, Sy (I)/Lindauer, Chandler/Tarantino, Quentin/Blakely, Don/Walken, Christopher/Keitel, Harvey/Hoban, Jerome Patrick/Turner, Rich (I)/Sitka, Emil/Roth, Tim/Rich, Glendon/Willis, Bruce/Gilden, Michael/Bender, Lawrence/Whitaker, Duane/Miller, Dick (I)/Hibbert, Stephen/Allen, Carl (I)/Whaley, Frank/Buscemi, Steve/Steers, Burr/LaMarr, Phil/Jackson, Samuel L./Parker, Brad (I)/Shorelle, Gary/Arquette, Alexis/Calderon, Paul/Clark, Eric (I)/Travolta, John/Plummer, Amanda/Sava, Ani/Lovelace, Laura/Griffiths, Susan/Kaye, Linda/Leslie, Lorelei/Valentino, Venessia/Jones, Angela (I)/Griffin, Kathy/de Medeiros, Maria/Arquette, Rosanna/Gallagher, Bronagh/Hillhouse, Brenda/Thurman, Uma/Maruyama, Karen/Sweeney, Julia +Pump Up the Volume (1990)/Harvey, Robert (I)/Mazer, Jonathan/Sebert, Daryl/Gavin, Robert/Shull, John K./Archer, Steve (I)/Dubin, Gary/Daniel, Gregg/Slater, Christian/Vasquez, Paul (I)/Hessling, Justin/Hampton, James (I)/Chamberlain, Jeff (I)/Scott, Roger (I)/Thayer, Keith Stuart/McGrath, Matt (I)/Lambert, Jay/Eisenstein, Dan/Lucero, Anthony (I)/McKnight, David (I)/Gibbs, Nigel/Romano, Andy/McMurphy, Kenny/Trotta, Ed/Glasser, David (I)/Jacobs, Chris (I)/Ballou, Mark/Enberg, Alexander/Kolman, Allan/Auer, Tony/Siegler, Marc/Hemmings, Nolan/Morrissette, Billy/Green, Seth/Landey, Clayton/Pinero, John/Paulin, Scott/Zappa, Ahmet/Clardy, Larry/Schenkkan, Robert/Shaffner, Sherri/Ross, Annie/Datig, Alexandra/Landau, Juliet/Mathis, Samantha/Sampson, Holly/Rusoff, Annie (I)/Mohit, Ariana/Keehne, Virginya/Shaye, Lin/Greene, Ellen/Sloatman, Lala/Kennedy, Mimi/Bernath, Michele/Grace, Cathrine/Pollak, Cheryl/Ballock, Paulette +Pumpkin (2002)/Ball, Samuel (I)/Reeves, Phil/Harris, Hank/Weiss, Shaun/Gibbs, David (II)/Johnson, Shane (I)/Binder, John Henry/Martin, Paul Isaac/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Bacall, Michael/Hayner, Christopher E./Bloodgood, Paul Michael/Smith, Tait/Coddens, Lawrence R./Lennix, Harry J./Swain, Dominique/Orr, Jeanne/Vera, Julia/Travolta, Margaret/Foch, Nina/Adams, Amy (III)/Bartlett, Erinn/Petroro, Marisa/Schreiber, Ginny/Blethyn, Brenda/Aaron, Caroline/Krusiec, Michelle/Escobar, Elsie/Banes, Lisa/Coughlan, Marisa/Ricci, Christina/McCarthy, Melissa +Punch-Drunk Love (2002)/Bueno, Rico/Loughran, Jonathan/Stevens, Jimmy/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Bluehouse, Bobby/Stevens, David (IV)/Shrake, Ward/Stevens, Mike D./Stevens, Nathan/Immel, Michael/Bornt, Thomas/Schrempf, David/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Polson, Sam/Sandler, Adam (I)/Ring, Larry/Barahona, Jorge/Quintero, Ernesto/Stevens, James (VIII)/Conway, Seann/Gelbard, Kerry/Rosales, Wells/Parry, Alan (I)/Howell, Eddie Wayne/McManus, Don (I)/Curiel, Salvador/Andrews, Jason (I)/Tanoai, Ross Lasi/Smigel, Robert/Higgs, Andrew/Steuer, Julius/Beck, John E./Thomas, Taylor J./Spector, Lisa/Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Balogun, Esther Imade/Wakinekona, Rogerlyn Kanealii/Sepulveda, June/Kilgariff, Karen/Clark, Ashley (I)/Mailloux, Hazel/Cooley, Catherine/Mirelez, Carol/Ku'Ulei/Kaila/Kilmartin, Mary (I)/Lake, Sissy/Hermelin, Karen/Irwin, Marie/Watson, Emily (I)/Hermelin, Julie/Gelbard, Nicole/Weinberg, Mia +Punchline (1988)/Kozlowski, Paul/Thor, Cameron/Salazar, Ángel (I)/Wallace, George (I)/McGrath, George (I)/Hanks, Tom/Jackson, Crane/Brogan, Jimmy/Wayans, Damon/Zmuda, Bob/Neikrug, Barry/Ramirez, Rich/Kirby, John (I)/Novogroder, George/Starr, Mike (I)/Vega, Joey/Parker, Andrew (I)/Mazursky, Paul/Ulstad, Ron/Britton, Robert/Alexander, Max (II)/Sander, Casey/Ginsburg, Sam H./Robbins, Mac/Weller, Howard/Pollio, Marty/Pollock, Michael (I)/Parker, Richard (I)/Tremont, Mike/Negron, Taylor/Sobel, Barry/Hartigan, Ben/Lewis, James C./Williams, Scott (VII)/Fechter, Randy/Charbonneau, Mark Eric/Goodman, John (I)/Rydell, Mark/Richard, Charles David/Goldstein, Mark (I)/Balay, Wanda/Dunlap, Eva/Katz, Joycee/Hale, Darunee Doa/Ryusaki, Kimberly L./Nance, Consuela/Borne, Sharon Lyn/Essman, Susie/Badger, Carin/Sasson, Lilian/Suwol, Robina/Cameron Bure, Candace/Archibald, Dottie/Matteson, Pam/Bogdanowicz, Renna/Michael, Susan/Greist, Kim/Del Campos, Marcy/Montrose, Lonna/Collier, Barbara/Field, Sally/Adams, Andrea (I)/Terry, Tiffany/Avants, Susan/Rose, Bianca (I)/Tufeld, Melissa/Rains, Suzanne/Eden, Christiane/Rich, Katie/Bennett, Angela (I)/Jacoby, Laura +Punisher, The (1989)/Klein, James (I)/Gockimen, Al/Wayne, Ken (I)/Rooney, Brian (I)/Samaha, John/Leong, Colin/Gatt, Jade/Simper, Robert/Marshall, Bryan (I)/Morris, David (VI)/Krabbé, Jeroen/Tupu, Lani John (I)/Fraser, Robert (III)/Kanayama, Hirofumi/Gibson, Donal/Yamaki, Kenji/Hession, Chris/Boyce, Todd (I)/Otto, Barry (I)/Manon, Christian/Sherman, Arthur/Dean, Alistair/Pelekis, Fotis/Williams, Brett (I)/Negroponte, John/Baudish, Dominic/Carter, Richard (I)/Arnett, David/Kuhn, Steve (I)/Hirata, Isao/Woodward, Lawrence/Handley, Colin/McCormick, Larry (I)/Coltraine, Tom/Gossett Jr., Louis/McDermott, Brian (III)/Raaen, Johnny/Brimo, Maurice/Lundgren, Dolph/Weiss, Harry (I)/Lambert, Joanna/Fontane, Char/Larimore, Lois/Anderson, Brooke (I)/Stirk, Cathy/Nicol, Emily/Rogers, Holly/Miyori, Kim/Mizak, Zoshka/Keiler, Courtney/Kadogo, Aku/Everhard, Nancy/Soloman, Emma/Lloyd, May/Bernstein, Noga/Gentle, Roslyn +Punisher, The (2004)/Medina, Walter/Quill, Michael A./Meskimen, Jim/Hill, John (XI)/Comegys, Russ/Black, Bobby (II)/Surowiec, Sonny/Andrews, A. Russell/Reardon, Michael/Stone, Hank (I)/Chase, Jeff (I)/Loren, Nick/Thomas, Josh/Jones, Veryl/Raulerson, Steve/Avila, Omar/Scheider, Roy/St. John, Marco/Gibston, Khris/Haze, William (I)/Nowicki, Tom/Lynch, John (XIII)/Yáñez, Eduardo/Pinette, John/Elmhurst, Rick/Patton, Will (I)/Johns, Marcus/Collie, Mark/Macaulay, Marc/Nash, Kevin (I)/Dunn, Michael Thomas (I)/Travolta, John/Flaschen, Hatcher/Jemison, Eddie/Swanson, Jack/Piedra, Yamil/Foster, Ben (I)/Corone, Antoni/Loughlin, Terry/Baker, John (XVIII)/Lilly, Alan/Carpinello, James/Lecavalier, Vincent/Jane, Thomas/Riposta, Angelina/Harring, Laura/Delgado, Darla/O'Dell, Robin/Keys, Carleth/Mathis, Samantha/Spielman, Kassie/Johnson, Bonnie (I)/Romijn, Rebecca/Trzyna, Heather +Puppet Masters, The (1994)/Mouton, Benjamin/Sharon, Bo/Mason, Tom (I)/Belzer, Richard/Jarchow, Bruce/Bell, Marshall/Kotto, Yaphet/Pasquesi, David/Wells, Eric Briant/David, Keith (I)/Cooke, John C./Cascone, Nicholas/Patton, Will (I)/Urena, Julian Scott/Bryant, Todd/Pearson, James (I)/Wellman Jr., William/Morris, Evan C./Dugan, Tom (II)/Dye, Dale/Anderson, Sam (I)/Armstrong, Scott (I)/Robinson, Andrew (I)/Browne, Nick/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Bamman, Gerry/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Campbell, J. Marvin/McCormack, J. Patrick/James, Don (I)/Thal, Eric/Thall, Benj/Lasley, Joyce/Summerland, Katy/Garrett, Donna/Curan, Marianne/Vogt, K.T./Jago, Alexa/Sung, Elizabeth/Harimoto, Dale/Lenney, Dinah/Warner, Julie +Purple Rain (1984)/Day, Morris/French, James (II)/Johnson, Jesse (II)/Williams III, Clarence/Cardenas, Mark/Gordon, Israel/Ferraro, Joseph A./Jacobson, Gil/Ferraro, Joseph E./Mark, Brown/Hubbard Jr., Gerald E./Sparks, Billy/Dickerson, Dez/Benton, Jerome/Tangen, Tom/Johnson, Garry/Fink, Matt/Huntsberry, Charles/Prince (I)/Peterson, Paul (II)/Leeds, Alan/Z., Bobby/Kotero, Apollonia/Jones, Jill (I)/Gershman, Sandra Claire/Moonsie, Susan/Olson, Jenni/Bennett, Brenda (I)/Coleman, Lisa (I)/Melvoin, Wendy/Karlatos, Olga/Upsher, Kim +Purple Rose of Cairo, The (1985)/Anthony, Eugene J./Bandel, Murray/Brenner, Maurice/Graham, Joseph G./Bordo, Edwin/Martin, George (II)/Degidon, Tom/Petrucelli, Rick/Tjan, Willie/Serra, Raymond/Weber, David (I)/Herrmann, Edward/McRobbie, Peter/Rayson, Benjamin/Chapin, Ken/Mortensen, Viggo/Kieserman, David/Metzman, Irving/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Trebor, Robert/Manos, George J./Seaman, Milton/Prendergast, James/Tucker, Michael (I)/von Berg, Peter/Murphy, Andrew (I)/Hammond, Mark (I)/Wood, John (I)/Hamlin, George/Quigley, Don/Castellotti, Peter/Rothman, John/Appel, Marty/Cohen, Alexander/Johnson, Van (I)/Lynch, James (II)/Herman, Paul (I)/Aiello, Danny/Miller, Ebb/O'Shea, Milo/Kubiak, Tom/Bennett, Albert S./Postrel, Leo/Barnes, Wade/Tice, David/Saviola, Camille/Farrow, Stephanie/Rush, Deborah/Zussin, Victoria/Lalumia, Drinda/Tupper, Loretta/Hedahl, Mary/Hanft, Helen/MacLane, Gretchen/Grollman, Elaine/Edwards, Annie Joe/Porter-Phillips, Sharon/Weddell, Mimi/Headly, Glenne/Shevlin, Jean/Miller, Helen (I)/Akers, Karen/Donald, Juliana/Field, Crystal/Thompson, Margaret (II)/Farrow, Mia/Wiest, Dianne/Sherill, Martha/Blake, Sydney A./Caldwell, Zoe (I)/Ivey, Lela +Pusher (1996)/Buric, Zlatko/Jensen, Levino/Schrøder, Karsten/Hasselflug, Michael/Fridberg, Steen/Clemann, Gunner/Stanley, Keith C./Mikkelsen, Mads/Balskov, Laust/Staal, Jesper/Herschel, Kenneth/Kennedy, Gordon (III)/Nielsen, Alex/Winding Refn, Nicolas/Labovic, Slavko/Aagren, Thomas/Bodnia, Kim/Pay, Morten/Kalmar, John/Lohmann, Jesper/Andersson, Peter (I)/Bajicic, Vanja/Nielsen, Thor/Leth, Per/Herschel, Thomas/Evald/Schultz, Kenneth/Bom, Lars/Dalbert, Coco C.P./Larsen, Thomas Bo/Maali, Kim/Rasmussen, Lisbeth/Hansen, Gyda/Nauman, Eva/Lach-Nielsen, Lisa/Corfixen, Liv/Drasbæk, Laura +Pushing Tin (1999)/Bennett, Matthew (I)/Kennedy, Robert B./Lynch, John Carroll/Robinson, John (V)/Howarth, Peter James/Roach, Martin (I)/Ross, Matt (I)/Matheson, Joe/Whittaker, Jonathon/Grayson, Jerry (I)/Faithfull, Todd/Belcourt, Emile (I)/Fuller, Kurt/Brogren, Paul/King, Brian (IV)/Cusack, John/Colgate, William/Bidaman, Robert/Smith, Robert N./Weber, Jake/Majumder, Shaun/Pingue, Joe/Ruderman, Jimmy/Callahan, Dick/McFee, Dwight/Willis, Michael (I)/Kahnert, Ray/Akin, Philip/Paisley, Ray/Bauer, Richard (I)/Gordon, Matt (I)/Graham, Peter (II)/O'Malley, Mike (I)/Millington, James/Dinovi, Gene/Jones, Cody (I)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Crone, Neil/Eldridge, Craig/Parilo, Markus/Dan, Andy/Cameron, Michael (IV)/Lawrence, Shawn/Codrington, Jim/Lefebvre, John/Warren, Kiersten/Clayton, Gina/Lewis, Vicki/Jolie, Angelina/Delaney, Amanda/Jasper, Star/Paton, Julia/Knowlton, Sarah/Loeh, Tennyson/Price, Molly/Downey, Ferne/Tuckett, Rita/Hyatt, Michael (II)/Burns, Catherine Lloyd/Stevan, Robyn/Scott, Carolyn (I)/Cameron, Jillian/Parsons, Jenny (I)/Milano, Ramona/Blanchett, Cate +Quadrophenia (1979)/Sting/Bindon, John/Davis, Philip (I)/Altman, John (II)/Moriarty, P.H./Winstone, Ray/Laird, Trevor/Child, Jeremy (I)/Innes, George/Holton, Gary/Daniels, Phil (I)/Spall, Timothy/Whitrow, Benjamin/Lloyd, Hugh/Phillips, John (VI)/Ingram, Tom (II)/Shail, Gary/Lyons, Derek/Elphick, Michael/Wingett, Mark/Cooper, Garry (I)/Pierre, Olivier (I)/Peacock, Daniel/Williams, Kate (I)/Cross Section/Day, Loren/Ash, Leslie/Neve, Kim/Willcox, Toyah +Quatre cents coups, Les (1959)/Beauvais, Robert/Broca, Philippe de/Fontanarosa, Renaud/Douchet, Jean/Couturier, Daniel/Bouchon/Mansard, Claude/Abbou, Bernard/Lesignor, Michel/Monod, Jacques/Bergouignan, Jean-François/Rémy, Albert/Virlojeux, Henri/Brialy, Jean-Claude/Repp, Pierre/Decomble, Guy/Moati, Henry/Kanayan, Richard/Auffay, Patrick/Girard, Michel (I)/Léaud, Jean-Pierre/Demy, Jacques/Brocard, Christian/Laurey, Marius/Flamant, Georges/Nocher, François/Truffaut, François/Andrieux, Luc/Girard, Marianne (I)/Moreau, Jeanne/Jolivet, Simone/Paillette, Laure/Claudie, Yvonne/Maurier, Claire +Queen of the Damned (2002)/Ayesa, Miguel/Race, Hugo/Fleming, Leon/Halsall, Bob/Haughton, Rashad/O'Halloran, Mark/Howard, Rowland S./Kiefel, Russell/Kane, Tayler/Cristoforo, Michael/Bingham, Ron (I)/Mora, Tiriel/Hill, Nathan/Devoy, Johnathan/McGann, Paul (I)/Newton, Matthew/Schlusser, Daniel/Connelly, Christopher (II)/Neate, Antony/Mushin, Pip/Kirby, Christopher/Wilton, Simon/Wilson, Darren (IV)/Greige, Antonios/Davis, Jonathan (I)/Spence, Bruce/Townsend, Stuart/Manning, Joe (I)/Farnham, Robert/Myles, Bruce/Reid, Alistair/Manon, Christian/Olsen, Peter (III)/Myers, Duncan (I)/Bright, Bobby/Greenman, Shayne/Azria, Michael/Gardner, Daniel/Dicks, John (I)/Thompson, Ash/Perez, Vincent/Ajaye, Franklyn/Casinader, Robin/Zizys, Dan/Urban, Andrew L./Tsui, Jet/Standish, Conrad/Marnika, Dino/Harraka, Fouad/Bower, Humphrey/Mammarella, Enrico/Altschul, Serena/Kapote, Twapa/Ramsay, Tamasin/Drew, Emily/Olin, Lena/Downey, Marg/McClelland, Alyssa/Nash, Aimee/Black, Claudia (I)/Gaskell, Nalishebo/Gaskell, Nandila/Lloyd, Arroyn/Annesley, Imogen/Howard, Melanie (II)/Miranda, Pia/Ward, Rochelle/Paull, Nicki/Vieira, Mandie/Dougherty, Suzi/Hohlweg, Karoline/Yeates, Selina/Reece-Wilmore, Marnie/Tanner, Richael/Balatli, Kathy/Aaliyah/Dorman, Megan/Buckley, Jo/Rhodes, Kat/Thomas, Becky/Fields, Strawberry/De Bondt, Renee/Meares, Kirsty/Fantl, Nicole/Andersen, Felicity/Quast, Renee/Moreau, Marguerite/Finsterer, Anni +Quest, The (1996)/Malota, Peter/Cutrona, Ryan/Gerber, Martin/Bradshaw, Andy (I)/Soo Han, Ong/Qissi, Abdel/Moore, Roger (I)/Dykes, Joseph/Outerbridge, Jen Sung/Cavalier, Jason/Lambert, Michael Ian/Bronsky, Brick/Koji, Kitao/Indtrasathit, Vichai/Moses, Paul/Chaplin, Chang Ching Peng/Nouri, Azdine/Nam, Ip Choi/Laoyant, Chedpong/Masten, Gordon/Remar, James/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Revach, Ze'ev/McGee, Jack (I)/Caloz, Michael (I)/Migliozzi, Emilio/Sargeant, Lindsay/Carneiro, César/Belfiore, Brauno/Ellis, Winston/Wilson, Scott (II)/Davila, Michael/Gontha, H. Rudy/Ljungberg, Magnus/Lyon, Matt (I)/Triggelis, Takis/Mandylor, Louis/Van Varenberg, Kristopher/Kiviaho, Rik/Aleong, Aki/Wong, Peter (I)/Chapanond, Chai/Heske, Habby/Miltsakakis, Stefanos/Meier, Shane/Marcoux, Manon/Biberstein, Tara Nichelle/Charattanawet, Jodie/Gunn, Janet/Lightbourne, Camelia +Quick and the Dead, The (1995)/Gastelum, Arturo/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Rainer, Josef/Spiegel, Scott/Boggs, Tony Lee/Gold, Matthew/Sinise, Gary/Boone Junior, Mark/Goossen, Greg/Ryder, Scott (I)/Henriksen, Lance/Stone, Mike (II)/Quill, Timothy Patrick/Cameron, John (II)/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Abrams, Solomon/Strode, Woody/Scheine, Raynor/Loftin, Lennie/Conway, Kevin (I)/Crowe, Russell/Garris, Mick/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Blossom, Roberts/Dear, Oliver/Gill, Jonothon/Molina, Butch/David, Keith (I)/Swindall, Jerry/Cornell, David/Bell, Tobin/Hingle, Pat/Hackman, Gene/Stone, Sharon (I)/Hundt, Cindy/Ramsower, Stacy Linn/Burnette, Olivia/Masterson, Fay +Quick Change (1990)/Bosco, Philip/Bishop, Anthony (I)/Herman, Paul (I)/Harrigan, Bobby/Maldonado, Frank (I)/Mitchel, Ryan/Murray, Bill (I)/Quaid, Randy/Smith, Kurtwood/Lynch, Skipp/Sheridan, Jamey/Mahon, Michael C./Argo, Victor/Mell, Randle/Sturgis, William/Ross, Justin (I)/Park, Steve (I)/Elliott, Bob (I)/Montalbo, J.D./Heyman, Barton/Mindell, Matt/Goodrow, Garry/Pentangelo, Joe/Ryan, Ron/McConnachie, Brian/Gilpin, Jack/Wheeler, Ira/Gitkin, Matthew T./Siverio, Manny/Santiago, Elliot/Robards, Jason/Vargas, Ángel/Cathey, Reg E./Klar, Gary Howard/Paul, Richard Joseph/Joshua, Larry/Chapman, Michael (I)/Tucci, Stanley/Ayers, Sam/Shalhoub, Tony/Rudin, Stuart/Sweda, Wendell/Raymond, Bill (I)/Ward, Jim (I)/Hartman, Phil (I)/Paige, Anthony T./Grand, Dale/Halligan, Tim/Bello, Teodorina/Simms, Jane/Flynn, Barbara (I)/Davis, Geena/Skinner, Margo/Ivie, Connie/Murakoshi, Suzen/Vincent, Lucia/DeVille, Rhe/Cael, Jordan/Bianchi, Susannah/Lucien, Michelle/Grody, Kathryn/Stevens, Julie (IV)/Griffin, Elizabeth A./Aarn, Kimberleigh/McFadden, Davenia/Dornya, Marya D./Johnson, Deborah Lee/Olsen, Alfa-Betty +Quiet American, The (2002)/Caine, Michael (I)/Hieu, Nguyen Thi/Osborne, Holmes/Mangos, George/Abarico, Erwin/Ma, Tzi/Parry, Nicholas/Nguyen, Van Phuoc/Luc, Tran Do/Stanton, Robert (II)/Nurlanov, Askar/Fraser, Brendan/Trinh, Mai Nguyen/Mlekuz, Mathias/Nguyen, Kim Hoan/Truman, Jeff (I)/Serbedzija, Rade/Trong, Pham/Nguyen, Ha Phong/Gallagher, Douglas/Lambatan, Trece/Rohrer, Roland/Do, Khoa/Nguyen, Cong/Phan, Lap/Nguyen, Anh Dung/Holdsworth, Peter/Dylan, Vov/De la Vega, José/Hung, Daniel/Javier, Jun/Bennett, Tim (III)/Tran, Kevin/Szeto, Mark/Hoang, Ferdinand/Hai, Quang/Hoang, Ngoc Tuan/Noyce, Lucia/Monroe, Martine/Nguyen, Navia/Hoa, Pham Thi Mai/Nhung, Hong/Hunter, Natasha/Parry, Susan/Douglas, Hiliary/Yen, Do Thi Hai +Quiet Earth, The (1985)/Fletcher, Norman (I)/Hyde, Tom (I)/Smith, Pete (III)/Lawrence, Bruno/Wallace, Anzac/Routledge, Alison +Quiet Man, The (1952)/O'Donnell, Paddy/Canzoneri, Tony/Bond, Ward/O'Brian, Michael (II)/Horan, John (I)/Curtis, Ken (I)/O'Malley, Pat (I)/McLaglen, Victor/Lawless, Kevin (I)/O'Hara, James (I)/Foy, Robert/McVeigh, Jim/Shields, Arthur/MacGowran, Jack/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Stainton, Philip/Hatswell, D.R.O./Wayne, Michael (I)/Tyler, Harry/Baker, Frank (I)/O'Dea, Joseph/Wayne, John (I)/Perry, Bob (I)/Overlander, Web/Roper, Jack (I)/McClory, Sean (I)/Hughes, David (VI)/Murphy, Al (I)/Fitzsimons, Charles B./Wayne, Patrick (I)/Gorman, Eric/Morrin, Jim/Ford, Francis/Kenny, Colin/Evans, Douglas/Jones, Billy (V)/Harris, Sam (II)/Tenbrook, Harry/Fitzgerald, Barry/Natwick, Mildred/Doyle, Mimi/Coyne, Maureen/Craig, May/O'Hara, Maureen/Wayne, Melinda/Jones, Tiny/Crowe, Eileen/Marsh, Mae/Wayne, Toni +Quigley Down Under (1990)/Ellison, Brian (II)/Stockman, Billy/Wright, James (I)/Mathangdan, Michael/Bradford, Allan 'Happy'/Le Page, David/Carman, Michael/Baldwin, Danny/Burrngu, Bruce Burrngu/Djiliwuy II, Johnny/Warrarka, Trevor/Knappet, Bruce/Warrangu, Sebastian/Zappa, William/Gordon, Vic/Warrandalaitj, Glen/Rikamawuy, Simeon/Kelly, Eamon A./Dodd, Steve/McDermottroe, Conor/Daitjirri, Peter/Sweet, Jonathan/Willoughby, Jim/Lind, Ian/Pennell, Mark/Haywood, Chris (I)/Bonner, Tony/Selleck, Tom/Ehlers, Jerome/Stuart, Greg/Adcock, Danny/Rickman, Alan/Nosepeg/Bulupal, Richard/Slingsby, David/Dhambili, Curtis/Mangnan, Andrew/Wtrrikuwuy, Wilson/Yamalpurra, Joseph/Hall, Ollie/Cherrie, Spike/Young, Graham (I)/Tjapaltjarri, Cory/Stafford, Maeliosa/Ewing, Jon/Mendelsohn, Ben/Wunungmurra, Paul Gurrumurruwuy/Walsh, Fred (I)/Norris, Guy/Yapupu, Mark/Waitairie, Gnarnayarrahe/Hughes, Tim (I)/Haddrick, Ron/Bridges, Don/Egan, Gerald/Ward, Roger (I)/Minchinton, Mark/Murrnaling, Tom/Dungurrang, Rosafly/Yalumbuluwuy, Sylvia/Duwarringy, Lisa/Buminya, Leonie/Balpiyangay, Ruth/Davitt, Karen/Gawuda, Edna/Ganudha, Leonie/Gathayalnga, Alice/Raparr'Awuy, Lindsay/Foster, Kylie/Warnggarrknga, Dorothy/Yandhing, Rachel/Gatja, Helen/Nungapan, Kahleen/San Giacomo, Laura/Wunungmurra, Rosalind/Wanyganwuy, Lyn/Walarrangga, Phyllis/Galumay, Kirsten/Rarrumiya, Wendy/Krape, Evelyn/Djingiritj, Stephanie/Thomas, Joanie +Quills (2000)/Tait, Julian/Fraser, Mathew/Beddard, Jamie/Babington, Danny/Malahide, Patrick/Cook, Ron (I)/Moyer, Stephen (I)/Sawyer, Toby/Ainsleigh, Daniel/Avery, Alex/Ward, Tom (II)/Dunford, Andrew/Jenn, Michael/Rush, Geoffrey/Lewis, Howard Lew/Yiasoumi, George/Marcus, Stephen/Mulholland, Richard (II)/Jones, Harry (I)/O'Neill, Terry (I)/Caine, Michael (I)/Phoenix, Joaquin/Tudor-Pole, Edward/Pritchard, Tony/Hammond, Lisa/Berrington, Elizabeth/Menelaus, Jane/Palmer, Rebecca R./McConnell, Bridget/Basic, Ivana/Vale, Tessa/Whitelaw, Billie/McLynn, Pauline/Winslet, Kate/Vale, Deborah/MacReady, Carol/Warner, Amelia/Morrison, Diana (II) +Quiz Show (1994)/Ryan, Steve (I)/Snider, Barry/Hawke, Ethan/Fichtner, William/Ponzio, John/Burg, Michael J./Jennings, Byron/Scorsese, Martin/Caminiti, Robert/Azaria, Hank/Wilson, Dave (I)/Fiennes, Ralph/Scofield, Paul (I)/Contacessi, Mario/Zarr, Glenn/Turturro, John/Mantell, Michael/Grayson, Jerry (I)/Lisi, Joe (I)/Taylor, Nick (I)/O'Brien, Vince/Burns, Vincent J. (I)/Sabella, Ernie/Fusco, Anthony/Blaire, Joda/Adamson, Chuck/Nordling, Jeffrey/Altman, Bruce/Seff, Richard/Roland, Steve/Cantone, Mario/Gilpin, Jack/Pearlman, Stephen/Brunson, Ted (I)/Wakefield, Dan/Gitkin, Matthew T./Dunne, Griffin/Kepros, Nicholas/Goldsmith, Merwin/Attanasio, Joseph/Gildea, Brian/Prendergast, James/McGrath, Douglas/Sheredy, Bernie/Martin, George (II)/Levinson, Barry (I)/Morrow, Rob/Martin, Greg (I)/Rich, Allan/Sherman, Jonathan Marc/Stepkin, David/Cwikowski, Bill/Busfield, Timothy/Moor, Bill/Kilgour, Adam/Luceri, Michael/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Council, Richard/Keeslar, Matt/Fish, Hamilton/Leifer, Neil/Paymer, David/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Parker, Timothy Britten/Korbich, Eddie/Shenkman, Ben (II)/Ostrow, Ron/Bertozzi, Ron Scott/Ryan, Cornelia/Monk, Debra/Lucy, Scott (I)/Pochos, Dede/Flockhart, Calista/Shwedel, Alysa/Russell, Patricia Geri/Douglas, Illeana/Reno (I)/Batten, Shawn/Turturro, Katherine/Sorvino, Mira/Krooth, Caryn/Egolf, Gretchen/Phillips, Grace (I)/Harris, Harriet Sansom/Radman, Maria/Borowitz, Katherine/Rice, Gina/Wilson, Elizabeth (I)/Shelley, Carole/Coffield, Kelly/Shultz, Mary/Carlo, Johann/du Rand, Le Clanché +Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002)/Gulpilil, David/Martin, Andrew (I)/Ngoombujarra, David/Buchanan, David (III)/Radley, Ken/Carter, Richard (I)/Gilbert, Andrew S./Jamieson, Trevor/Kelly, Maurice (III)/Clarke, Jason (I)/Branagh, Kenneth/Billing, Roy (I)/Wanganeen, Reggie/Barker, Don (I)/Hayes, Anthony (I)/Bergersen, Heath/McDonald, Garry (I)/Johnson, Carmel/Sansbury, Tianna/Goodji, Rosie/Carter, Sheryl/Gregory, Fiona/Thomas, Elsie/Wanganeen, Natasha/Mailman, Deborah/Lawford, Ningali/O'Leary, Celine/Leslie, Lorna/Bishop, Edwina/Craig, Molly/Flanagan, Tamara/Sampi, Antonia/Sampi, Everlyn/Sampi, Glenys/Flanagan, Kizzy/Janganpa Group/Meuris, Kerilee/Monaghan, Laura/Lawford, Myarn/Craig Kadibill, Daisy/Roberts, Kate (I)/Monaghan, Tracy/James, Jewess +Racing Stripes (2005)/Guest, Nicholas/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Walsh, M. Emmet/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Lesley, John/Hawkins, Graeme/Muniz, Frankie/Jackson, Joshua/Clotworthy, Robert/Poyck, Caspar/Panettiere, Jansen/Stern, Matt/Proctor, Phil/Alcazar, Kyle/Rosenbaum, Michael (I)/Foxworthy, Jeff/Thompson, Fred Dalton/Harvey, Steve (I)/Bullock, Gary/Hoffman, Dustin/Manriquez, Frankie Ryan/Spade, David/Dogg, Snoop/Hahn, Archie/Busch, David/Pantoliano, Joe/Visser, Morne/Harnell, Jess/Downes, Tarryn/Goldberg, Whoopi/Panettiere, Hayden/Moore, Mandy (II)/Puren, Thandi/Fox, Denise/Malick, Wendie/Thomas, Gail/Matthews, Dawn +Radio (2003)/Fowlkes, Will/Jones, Harold (II)/Cryer Jr., Reverend Eugene/Barrett, James (I)/O'Farrell, Ty/O'Bryant, Kelvin/Breen, Patrick/Harris, Ed (I)/Beatson, Bert/Peters Jr., Benjamin L./Peterson, Jamie (III)/Sexton, Brent/Peterson, Kasheem J./Shelley, Ron/Keisler, Jim/Bowers, Jess (II)/Harper, Craig S./Harding, Michael (III)/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Aldrich, Evan/Whitted, Ernest/Bethea, Jerome/Barrett, James (II)/Coleman III, Othello/Murdaugh, Jamie/Cook, Russell/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Wheeler, Leonard (II)/Flippo, Michael/Bealer, Jared/Anthony, Mike (I)/Callender, Kenneth H./Ellis, Mark Robert/Roberson, Bill/Kroeker, Michael/Gooden, James (II)/Smith, Riley/Garren, Charles/Kennedy, James Robert 'Radio'/Adams, Therond Justin/Lykes, William E./Barrett, Joseph E.G./Byrd, Terrell/McTeer, Deborah/Bedford-Roberson, Hi/Merkerson, S. Epatha/Drew, Sarah/Coffman, Megan/Newton, Lindy/Brown, Austen/Koon, Rebecca/Powell, Kate (I)/Buckley-Moss, Patricia/Woodard, Alfre/Fisher, Leslea/Fowlkes, Hillari/Thomas, Nickie/Arnold, Tammy/Winger, Debra/McDowell, Dorothy/Keisler, Lynda/Ray, Eynne/Roberson, Hi Bedford +Radio Days (1987)/Le Bow, Guy/Rosenblatt, Martin/Allen, Woody/Roeder, Tommy/Flanagan, William/Morgenstern, Ross/Castellotti, Peter/Roberts, Ken (I)/Beaucaire, J.E./David, Larry (I)/Colner, Marc/Herman, Paul (I)/Berman, Paul/Beck, Jackson/Butler, Artie/Jarchow, Bruce/Welsh, Kenneth/Green, Seth/Erwin, Lee (I)/Horne, J.R./Shawn, Wallace/Lombard, Peter/Warrilow, David/Gerard, Greg/Eidelsberg, Joel/Roberts, Tony (I)/Bickford, David/Vassilopoulos, Dimitri/Shultz, Philip (I)/Mosberg, David/Mannain, Brian/Hammer, Roger/Melamed, Fred/Leir, Ron/Rose, Norman (I)/Beck, Marvin/Magerman, William/Levinsky, Ken/Yuk, Henry/Tucker, Michael (I)/Aiello, Danny/Kotkin, Edward S./Puente, Tito/Wheeler, Ira/Mars, Kenneth/Kronenfeld, Ivan/Anzell, Hy/Pardo, Don/Toueg, Maurice/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Mostel, Josh/Craig, Wendell/Shrog, Maurice/Sharman, Martin/Burns, Stanley/O'Brien, Frank/Previn, Fletcher Farrow/Marchica, Ray/Clark, Andrew B./Almquist, Gregg/Cowen, Henry (II)/Block, Oliver/Cale, David/Sponholz, Kuno/Portnow, Richard/Tuminello, Sal/Joy, Robert (I)/Swarts, Terry Lee/Weist, Dwight/Patterson, Mark (VIII)/Field, Todd/Macy, William H./Starr, Mike (I)/Murray, Mick/DeAngeles, Gina/Bakley, Bonnie Lee/Scheier, Christine/Blake, Sydney A./Bennett, Roberta/Berger, Belle/Gallo, Barbara/Rugoff, Ruth/Schaeffer, Rebecca/Dumont, Denise/Farrow, Mia/Malina, Judith/Kurnitz, Julie/Wiest, Dianne/Newman, Joy/Morgenstern, Mindy (I)/Kavner, Julie/Jarvis, Jane/Payne, Ruby/Childress, Yolanda/Carrey, Leah/Vochecowizc, Liz/Field, Crystal/Keaton, Diane/Ruehl, Mercedes/Ferland, Danielle/Rabinowitz, Hannah/Lippin, Renée/Delaney, Shelley/Rapp, Ilana/Nickels, Rebecca/Miller, Helen (I)/Thomson, Margaret (I)/Carlisle, Kitty +Radio Flyer (1992)/Romero, Kaylan/Wood, Elijah/Mazzello, Joseph/Lombardo, Coleby/Ocampo, Isaac/Oliver, James (I)/Mazzello, John/Munic, Robert/Hendershott, Adam/Simmrin, Mike/Heard, John/Bonnel, William J./Hanks, Tom/Bieber, Daniel/Verduzco, Abraham/Verduzco, Noah/Trimble, Daniel/Gavin, James W./Evans, T.J./LaPlante, Henry/Camarillo, Lennard/Kahan, Steve/Baca, Sean/Nicholas, Thomas Ian/DiMattia, Victor/Johnson, Ben (I)/Tuerpe, Paul/Jones, Steven Anthony/Maiello, Michael (I)/Harris, Rob (I)/Nimerfro, Scott/Trimble, Scott/Ratliff Henson, Garette/Baldwin, Adam/Henson, Elden/Scott, Dawan/Linn, Susan Gale/Bracco, Lorraine/Wood, Hannah (I)/Schwartzberg, Hattie/Foraker, Lois/Hyman, Joan +Rage: Carrie 2, The (1999)/Fickes, Colin/Hayes, Albert E./Daniels, Christopher (I)/Daniels, Chris (I)/Surratt, Harold/Clapp, Gordon (I)/Blackwell, Rus/Craig, Eli/Culbertson, Steven/Freiburger, Mark/Annas, Kent/Hill, Eric (II)/London, Jason/Artis, James/Hall, Jamie (V)/Treveiler, Robert C./Doe, John (I)/Ford, Steven (I)/Lenthall, David/Urich, Justin/Gold, Harry (I)/Cook, Steven Frederick/Bruno, Dylan/Katt, William/Bryan, Zachery Ty/Fields, Hank/Jordan, Clint/Thomas, Eddie Kaye/Raiford, Robert D./Irving, Amy/Suvari, Mena/Spacek, Sissy/McMinn, Tiffany LeShai/Steele, Lauren Diana/Cowart, Jessica/North, Noelle/Killian, Tara/Ayanna, Charlotte/Bergl, Emily/Sewell, Catherine/Smith-Cameron, J./Skinner, Kate/Griffis, Rhoda/Campbell, Kayla/Stewart, Gina (I)/Shea, Katt/Duckett, Katie/Pointer, Priscilla/Blanchard, Rachel/Parillo, Jennifer Nicole/Meschan, Deborah Knox/Hurst, Claire/Laurie, Piper +Raging Bull (1980)/Turturro, John/Loring, Robert B./Parry, Harvey/Joseph, Allen/Latka, George/Malamud, Allan/De Paul, Vern/García Jr., Silvio/Muhammad, Eddie Mustafa/Savage, Peter/Davis, Kenny (II)/Fain, Peter/Petrella, Peter/Farrell, Marty/Husing, Ted/Young, Noah (II)/Badalucco, Michael/Berk, Richard A./Hanrahan, Bill/Williams, Jimmy (I)/Lip, Tony/Richards, Ken (II)/Thomas, John (II)/Tiano, Lou/Malanga, Joe/Breslin, Kevin/Valan, Harold/Uricola, Robert/Denkin, Marty/Gallo, Mario (I)/DiGiorgi, Bruno/Berns, Wally K./Pesci, Joe/Lotz, Jack/Adonis, Frank/Magnotta, Victor/Anderson, Floyd (II)/Tomassetti, Sal Serafino/LeBell, Gene/Trisko, Nick/O'Neill, Dennis (I)/Lennon Sr., Jimmy/Carmello, Paul/Colasanto, Nicholas/Bassett, Chuck/Blair, D.J./Arceri, John/Morale, Joseph A./Turner, Johnny/Mahon, Kevin (I)/Scorsese, Charles/Bergmann, Joseph/Whittington, 'Sweet' Dick/Vincent, Frank (I)/Wallace, Coley/Scorsese, Martin/Shain, Frank/Dimodica, James/Topham, Frank/Martin, Mardik/Aaron, Bob (I)/Mazer, Bill/Varga, Billy (I)/Orlando, Steve/Duffin, Shay/Bono, Joseph/Dennis, Fred/Sauners, Theodore/McMurray, Richard/Lobasso, Thomas Beansy/Christy, James V./Forrest, Paul/De Niro, Robert/Collins, Bob Evan/Rings, Bobby/Conte, Daniel P./Barnes, Johnny/Marshall, Glenn Leigh/Raftis, Louis/Allen, Bernie (I)/Dunphy, Don/Moriarty, Cathy/Orlando, Andrea (I)/Albee, Mary/Artuso, Linda/Lauria, Maryjane/Flax, Lori Anne/Higgins, Fritzie/Moore, Candy/Katz, Lisa/Turco Jr., Sabine/Saldana, Theresa/Bennett, Rita (III)/Smith, Geraldine/Westmore, McKenzie/James, Laura (I) +Ragtime (1981)/Manos, George J./Patton, Frank (III)/O'Connor, Donald/Triska, Jan/Wiley, Edward/Alderson, John (I)/Joy, Robert (I)/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Faison, Frankie/Oldfield, Richard/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Griffiths, Dave (I)/Lyons, Derek/Hassett, Ray/Mailer, Norman/Lambert, Douglas (I)/Clarkson, John (I)/DeMunn, Jeffrey/Cooper, Edwin/Henderson, Robert (I)/Norman, Zack (I)/Gorman, Pat (I)/Connor, Patrick (I)/Abagnale, Sonny/Boa, Bruce/Blatter, Chaim/Nichols, Max/Coffin, Robert/Chancer, Norman/Harding, Jeff (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Sterland, John/Ross, Ted (I)/Dourif, Brad/Weyand, Ron/Mitchell, Billy J./Clark, Josh (I)/Whitman, Peter/Katsulas, Andreas/Olson, James/Jeter, Michael/Gregory, Guy/Arden, Robert (I)/Hitt, Robert/Martin, Derek (II)/Hughes, Patrick M./Bisset, Donald/Levels, Calvin/Potter, Mike (I)/Pringle, Val/Nicholson, Jack/Dean, Brian F./Boyd, Robert (II)/Ditson, Harry/Dengel, Jake/Reimbold, Bill/Plumley, Don/Powell, Anthony (II)/Malcolm, Christopher/Wright, Dorsey/Gifford, Alan/O'Brien, Pat (I)/Cutrara, Joel/Landovský, Pavel/Harris, George (II)/Sibbald, Tony/Meckler, Herman/Carlin, Thomas A./Galili, Hal/Simmons, Stan/Praml, Joe/Foley, Daniel/Milligan, Stuart/Gunn, Moses/Sherman, Bob (I)/McMillan, Kenneth/James, Rodney (I)/Cagney, James/Greenhill, Geoffrey (I)/Blaisdell, Nesbitt/Dennen, Barry/Ratzenberger, John/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Tucker, Burnell/Dorning, Robert/Rollins Jr., Howard E./Patinkin, Mandy/Matthews, Al/Carrafa, John/Walker, Britt/Polissky, Nelly/Allen, Debbie/Drescher, Fran/Franklin, Gretchen/Burke, Hoolihand/Ives-Cameron, Elaine/McGovern, Elizabeth/Mailer, Norris/Hiller, Colette/Love, Bessie/Dobrer, Natalia/Trott, Judi/Nichols, Jenny (I)/Rapp, Ilana/Taylor, Eloise/Steenburgen, Mary +Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)/Molina, Alfred (I)/Elliott, Denholm/Marshall, Frank (I)/Lacey, Ronald (I)/Chinn, Anthony/Richards, Terry/Fellows, Don/Reimbold, Bill/Grossman, Ted (I)/Tagoe, Eddie/Rees, John/Vogel, Tony/Rhys-Davies, John/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Harris, George (II)/Higgins, Anthony/Frederick, Christopher (I)/Randall Jr., Glenn/Gillard, Nick/Hanson, Steve/Durkin, Patrick (I)/Holland, Barrie/Ford, Harrison (I)/Lemkow, Tutte/Kahler, Wolf/Sheard, Michael/Freeman, Paul (I)/Gorrara, Romo/Tablian, Vic/Hootkins, William/Roach, Pat/Sorenson, Fred/Scurfield, Matthew/Muren, Dennis/Kreidt, Martin/Diamond, Peter (I)/Weaver, Malcolm/Caldinez, Sonny/Bux, Ishaq/Shah, Kiran/Messaoudi, Souad/Allen, Karen (I) +Rain Man (1988)/Robillard, Kim/Dougherty, Dolan/Jones, Donald E./Hoffman, Jake/Weiler, Aaron/Marcellino, Jocko/Figler, Isadore/Montgomery Jr., William/Dougherty, Peter (I)/Buswell, Richard A./Hall, Michael C. (II)/Thorstensen, John/Baker, Ray (I)/Heckel, Robert W./Mazzola, Nick/Cardinale, Ralph M./Caunar, Bryon P./Roberts, Michael D./Hahn, Archie/Dougherty, Andrew/Hoffman, Dustin/Kenner, W. Todd/Roat, Earl/Molen, Gerald R./Murdock, Jack/Miller, Ira/Santoni, Reni/Applegate, Royce D./Mattingly, Matthew (I)/Cope, Jack W./Cruise, Tom/Levinson, Barry (I)/Lowden, Kenneth E./Tabakin, Ralph/Mulkey, Chris (I)/Turner, Arnold F./Roth, Sam/Dougherty, Marshall/Seymour, Ralph/Reeves, Kneeles/Stark, Jonathan (I)/Dougherty, John-Michael/Dougherty, Patrick/Lower, Elizabeth/Sienna, Bridget/Hunt, Bonnie/Newman, Tracy (I)/Grant, Beth/Christopher, June/Harvey, Nanci M./Payne, Julie (I)/Silveira, Ruth/Salter, Blanche/Stewart, Lynne Marie/Jenney, Lucinda/Jolivette, Loretta Wendt/Leschin, Luisa/Golino, Valeria/Dickson, Donna J./Mathias, Anna/Vorgan, Gigi +Rainmaker, The (1997)/Lunn, Bill/West, Red/Gray, John (V)/Girardin, Michael/Briggs-Graves, Anasa/Ashforth, Justin/Yancey, John/Scheider, Roy/Cody, Mike (II)/Whitworth, Johnny/Polden, Donald/Stewart, Terrance/Damon, Matt/Gray, Chris (I)/Newman, Vernon/Roberts, Adrian (I)/Shroyer, Sonny/Glover, Danny/Kagy, Tom/Stockwell, Dean/DeVito, Danny/Cunningham, James (I)/Peck, Rodney/Hall, Michael Keys/King, Randall (I)/Rourke, Mickey/Clem, Frank/Voight, Jon/Harvey, Alex (I)/Blaire, Ronnie Dee/Dingman, Tony (I)/O'Callaghan, Daniel/Shue, Andrew/Bynum, Nate/Emmons, Wayne/Reynolds, Billy Ray/Woolf, Alan/Travis, Randy/Wright, Teresa/Frazier, Deborah/Brunner, Bridget/Brigham, Alexis/Sanford, Sherry/Shearer, Johnetta/Lester, Mary/Davenport, Verda/Danes, Claire/Place, Mary Kay/Dukes, Eloise/Wendel, Tammy/Hurst, Melissa (I)/Madsen, Virginia/Tice Chapman, Pamela/Morrow, Katherine (I)/Carthane, Lynn/Marcus, Trula M. +Raise Your Voice (2004)/Thyne, T.J./Mauldin, Christopher/Gipson, John/Corbett, John (I)/Marchand, Michael/Brand, Gibby/Manesh, Marshall/Trebor, Robert/Walst, Brad/Kuhn, Josh/Sanderson, Neil/Avery, James (I)/Meyers, Fred (III)/Hershey, Portis/Keith, David (I)/Rotter, Mitch/Ritter, Jason/Gontier, Adam/McNamara, Sean (I)/Palmer, Steven T./Lewis, Johnny (II)/Cuerdas, Seis/Stock, Barry/Downes, Kyle/James, Oliver (III)/Wilson, Rita (I)/De Mornay, Rebecca/Reeves, Carly/Davis, Dana (I)/Duff, Hilary/Dennings, Kat/Baby, Shauney (I)/Haynes, Randi/Williams, Davida (I)/Roth, Lindsay/Mayhew, Lauren C./Rischard, Raquel C. +Raising Arizona (1987)/Forsythe, Warren/Barns, Carver/Rocz, Bill/Keith, Warren (I)/Nabors, Troy/Sullivan, Dennis (I)/Bodgers, Todd Michael/Benedek, Peter (I)/Ranger, Cody/Russell, Derek (II)/Dawson, Sidney/Norton, Ralph/Lee, Rusty/McMurray, Sam/Tank, Henry/Alexander, Richard (II)/Cobert, Ron Francis/Arendt, Jeremy/Yeater, James/Savageau, Adam/Robertson, William Preston/Savageau, Benjamin/O'Donnal, John/Kendrick, Henry/Young, Ruben/Kuhn, T.J./Goodman, John (I)/Outlaw, Frank/McLaughlin, Craig/Walsh, M. 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Allen/Johnson, Jim (II)/Van Harper, James/Hooks, Ed/Bower, Tom (I)/Henry, Gregg/Erickson, George/Billings, Anthony/Montoya, Noe/Bauer, Steven/McGowan, Jamie/Espinoza, Riq Boogie/McGowan, John (V)/Lithgow, John/Townley, Scott/Davidovich, Lolita/Harris, Mel (I)/Austin, Teri/Kahn, Karen/Carteris, Gabrielle/Pombo, Amanda/Sternhagen, Frances/Uhland, Mary/Callan, Kathleen/Morrell, Carolyn +Raising Helen (2004)/Unitas, Joe/Hanlon, James/DeCarlo, Mark/Ullerick, Michael/Elizondo, Hector/Joseph, Rowan/Mazzello, Joseph/Thicke, Alan/Nemser, Alec/Breslin, Spencer/Bragg, Erik/Hines, Tom (I)/Ladzekpo, Dedzidi/Guardino, Charles/Anderson, Aaron (II)/Robbins, Larry J./Vogel, Mark (IV)/Miller, Larry (I)/Browne, Ethan/Ewing, Blake McIver/Sabara, Evan/Horton, Wesley/Perez, Spencer/Sax, Artie/Olive, Jason (I)/Glick, Ira/Malina, Herbert/Scharf, David (V)/Wilkinson, Cassius Kumar/Brown, Terry (I)/Price, Joe Allen/Restivo, Steve/Corbett, John (I)/Bwarie, Joseph Leo/Crumly, Scott/Jacobs, Bob (IV)/Hiller, Bernie/Cooney, John (I)/Marshall, Scott (I)/Campanella, Frank (I)/Masucci, Matias/Jones, Gary (II)/Roggé, Ron/Cathers, Daniel/Olson, Eric J./Bartel, Josiah/Totland, Steve/White, Bernard (I)/Brown, Jared/Kilner, Kevin/Walker, Matthew (III)/Esparza, Michael/Hackford, Rio/Nave, Steve/O'Bryan, Sean/Braverman, Marvin/Mangano, Anthony/Jennings, Sterling/Vazquez, Claudia/Morris, Jane (I)/Tenerelli, Jacki/Rosenthal, Joy/Wilcox, Shannon/LaBeau, Lauri/Breslin, Abigail/Palmisano, Kerry McCullen/Bjorlin, Kamilla/Taylor, Betsy/Paris, Julie/Hilton, Paris/Wilkinson, Jamila/Cusack, Joan/Lookadoo, Erica/Lauren, Brigitta/Huffman, Felicity/Marshall-Fricker, Charlotte/Miller, Madeline (I)/Calabro, Karin/Marshall-Fricker, Lily/Shettler, Joie/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Hudson, Kate (I)/Norton, Allison/Ranftl, Sarina/Kilroy, Pamela/Bartlett, Erinn/Zuccari, Jenna Reni/Schubert, Julie/Renee, Shanda/Tayrien, Catherine/Jaffrey, Sakina/Rowell, Cassie/Panettiere, Hayden/Marshall, Barbara (I)/Marshall, Lori/O'Boto, 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Hanbei/Otowa, Kumeko/Nanjo, Reiko/Kochi, Sawako/Harada, Mieko/Kanda, Tokie/Miyazaki, Yoshiko/Togo, Haruko +Random Hearts (1999)/Trebek, Alex/Fowle, Andy/Scalf, Danny/Baker, Dylan (I)/Smith Jr., Robert A./Taylor Jr., Roy R./Schwary, Brian/Schultz, Flip/Purwin, Alan D./Jenkins, Richard (I)/Collins, David (III)/McCarthy, Tom (I)/Scott, Don/Friedman, Steven Mark/Dutton, Charles S./Burks, Jernard/Majors, Paul/Stilwell, Dick/Athearn, Frank/Jackson, Kai/Lawless, Fenton/Zeisler, Mark/Craig, Liam/Wallace, Todd/Austell, Jan/Heline Jr., David/Gilpin, Jack/Bernhard, Greg/Lynch, Timothy Hayes/Warren, Pat (I)/Rebadow, Norm/Serpico, Terry/Altes, Steve/Austin, Don/Thomas, Raymond Anthony/Lage, Jordan/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Jacques, Virg/Malta, Todd/Quinn, Al (I)/De Paul, Vincent (I)/Landrieu, Nelson/McCauley, James Michael/Wheeler, Gary (I)/Ford, Harrison (I)/Coyote, Peter/Haysbert, Dennis/Thomas, Will (I)/Carawan Jr., Tal/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/James, Beau (I)/Cobbs, Bill/Pollack, Sydney/Zully, Stewart J./Kay, Ken/Walsh, M. 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(I)/Dorish, John/Rogers, John Brian/Bernstein, Allen/Kaufman, Jeffrey H./Joseph, Edward Francis/Hartmann, John/Kingi Jr., Henry/Zúñiga, José (I)/Bacino, Joe/Moreland, Rawleigh/Georgiades, James (I)/Wong, Daniel May/Hedaya, Dan/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Ellison, Todd/Tambakis, Peter Anthony/Smith, Mark (III)/Geddings, Lex D./O'Rourke, Mick (I)/Oates, Stephen (I)/Brown, Darren (I)/Maara, Dell/Gaston, Michael/Harrison, Gene/Taylor, Lili (I)/Scotto, Rosanna/Chinn, Lori Tan/Pratt, Mitzie/Redding, Lynne/Howard, Cheryl (I)/Russo, Rene/Hudson, Judy/Polanco, Iraida/Bello, Teodorina/Ticotin, Nancy/Hanover, Donna/Jenkins, Jane (I)/Marie, Louisa/Wieder, Anna Marie/O'Donnell, Addie/Snyder, Kim (I)/Lowry, Joan D. +Rashômon (1950)/Katô, Daisuke (I)/Ueda, Kichijiro/Chiaki, Minoru/Mifune, Toshirô/Shimura, Takashi/Mori, Masayuki (I)/Honma, Fumiko (I)/Kyô, Machiko +Rat Race (2001)/Frazier, Kevin/Peterson, Christopher (I)/Sullivan, Daryl/Maton, Andy/Jones, Joel Hurt/Howard, Rance/Bendel, Jake/Tessiero, Michael A./Harwell, Steve/Evans, Martin (II)/Ray, Junior/Camp, Greg/Stollery, Brian/Baier, Robert (I)/Haase, Douglas/Lovitz, Jon/Meyers, Rusty/Jones, Mason/Mignea, Andrei/LeBell, Gene/Plunkett, Gerard/Lereaney, David/Tsui, Phillip/Hayes, Deryl/Smith, Brody/Antonini, Marty/Young, Raymond (II)/Chao, Vic/J-Bolt/Sood, Manoj/Gold, L. Harvey/Richards, Craig (I)/Barnes, Jon A./Cain, Dean/Garibaldi, Mike/Rothery, Kevin/Green, Seth/Cramer, Rick/McCarthy, Bart/Zucker, Bob/Meyer, Breckin/Hanenberg, Marty/Van Snellenberg, Jared/Kavovit, Andrew/Cohen, Guy (II)/Menendez, Marcos/Powledge, David/Hayes, Paul (I)/Gauthier, Matthew/Lysell, Allan/Duerler, John/Padmos, Rod/Gauthier, Tyler/Knight, Wayne (I)/Rodriguez, Paul (I)/Mitchell, Silas Weir/Cleese, John/Myers, Chris (I)/Thomas, Dave (I)/Tingle, Steven/Vieluf, Vince/De Lisle, Paul/Klooster, Michael/Urbano, Michael/Atkinson, Rowan/Hanks, John/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Cervantes, Marc/Olsen, Dana (I)/Najimy, Kathy/Bates, Kathy (I)/Rugamas, Jennifer/Farrell, Anaya/Theaker, Deborah/MacInnis, Christine/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Harney, Corinna/Smart, Amy/Schreiber, Catherine/Zucker, Charlotte/Anderson, Kyla/Boucher, Julie/Allred, Gloria/Zucker, Kate/Skupa, Gillian/Anderson, Shannon/Lee, Renée/Camp, Colleen/Marie, Jillian/Dudley-Neuman, Yvette/Goldberg, Whoopi/Walsh, Jane C./Ledford, Brandy/Oliver, Lucille M./Kerns, Linda/Chapman, Lanei/Flippin, Lucy Lee/Bergere, Jenica/Wong, Roxanne/Jacobs, Peggy Jo/Sandler, Mallory/Breslau, Susan/Resnick, Joanne/Diamond, Carrie/Leffler, Tristin +Ravenous (1999)/Delgado, Damián/Van Rellim, Tim/Davies, Jeremy (I)/Sungu, Miezi/Berthier, Gabriel/Spencer, John (I)/Pearce, Guy (I)/Runningfox, Joseph/Arquette, David/Heyman, David/Manzano, Fernando/Becerril, Fernando/Escobar, Alfredo/Carlyle, Robert (I)/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Woolrich, Abel/Boyle, Joseph (II)/Martínez, Gerardo (I)/Spinella, Stephen/McDonough, Neal/Brochtrup, Bill/Altamirano, Pedro/Tousey, Sheila/Mestitz, Kate +Raw Deal (1986)/Houston, Gary/Hallett, Jack (I)/Lawner, Mordecai/Smith, Dean (I)/Elfman, Howard/Grossman, Ted (I)/Shenar, Paul/Ferrara, Frank/Miller, Pat (II)/Hill, Steven (I)/Rippy, Leon/Holt, Steve (I)/Clemons, Lorenzo/Wanamaker, Sam/Regalbuto, Joe/Foody, Ralph/Wilbur, George P./Argo, Victor/Parry, Brian/Olsen, Gary/Blount, Scott/Ramsey, Jeff/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Mattson, Denver/Noonan, Greg/Malloy, John (I)/Adams, Michael (I)/Happy, Clifford/Durock, Dick/Hewitt, Jery/Davi, Robert/Adams, Phil/Guthrie, Cedric/Sprunt, Ken/Gardner, Brooks/McGavin, Darren/McIntosh, Bill (I)/Hart, Chuck/Eric, James (III)/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Maxwell, Norman (I)/Butler, Jay (I)/Clark, John (VIII)/Walker, Greg (I)/Ross, Alex (I)/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Holt, Larry/DiBenedetto, Tony/McGough, Richard/Hull, Tom/Kent, Peter (I)/Bugg, R. Pickett/Lauter, Ed/Maxwell, Robert J./Hays, Kent/Robey, Louise/Weeks, Kim/Rice, Sharon/Santiago, Socorro/Baker, Blanche/Cannon, Mary/Harrold, Kathryn +Ray (2004 I)/Pniewski, Mike/Richmond, Tequan/Boquet, Lee/Sanders, C.J./Tate, Larenz/Sharif, Jamil/Smith, Richard A./Woodbine, Bokeem/Anderson, Edward (IX)/Groetsch, Justin/Huston, James/Sobel, Tommy/Pierce, Wendell/Gadison, Tobi/Johnson, Clarence (III)/LeBeaux, Herman/Byrd, Thomas Jefferson/Sobel, Curt/Krumholtz, David/Lynn, Marc (I)/Bond, Julian (II)/Bagneris, Vernel/Harris, Bob (I)/Fuller, Kurt/Swasey, John/Martin, Murphy/Metcalf, Willie/Oneal, Johnny/Durocher, Ross/Omilami, Afemo/Arata, Michael/Pronsky, Ben/Benjamin, Matthew/Galpin, Jeff/Bauchau, Patrick/Livingston, Edwin/Stone, Michael Travis/King, Chris Thomas/Gomez, Rick (II)/Van, Alex/Howard, Terrence/Gamell Jr., Larry/Breaux, Bill/Ireland, Trae/Davis, Warwick (I)/James, Hassan/Wisdom, Robert/Lennix, Harry J./Foxx, Jamie/Bowens, Alonzo/Jackson, Kyle Scott/Bell, Terrone/O'Neal Jr., Eric/Armstrong, Curtis/Willingham, Travis/Shroyer, Sonny/Schiff, Richard/Grubbs, Gary/Cravens, Rutherford/Powell, Clifton/Smith, J. Todd/Clark, Tom (IX)/LeAnn, Summer/Williams, Darnell (III)/Denson, Estella/Jones, Jedda/Harris, Fahnlohnee R./Ellis, Aunjanue/Omilami, Elizabeth/King, Regina/Sutton, Carol/Warren, Sharon/Ardison, Kimberly/Dowse, Denise/Moore, Darlene/Wilson, Renee (III)/Washington, Kerry +Re-Animator (1985)/Kent, Peter (I)/Cathay, James Earl/Scherer, Gene/Abbott, Bruce (I)/Filloon, Mike/Draheim, Jack/Lowe, Lawrence/Combs, Jeffrey/Berry, Al/Gale, David (I)/Pendleton, Derek (I)/Sampson, Robert (I)/Reid, Greg (I)/Holcomb, Robert (I)/Ellis, James (I)/Pitzele, Robert/Black, Gerry/Williams, Ian Patrick/Summers, Bunny/Purdy-Gordon, Carolyn/Debois, Velvet/Crampton, Barbara/Pieters, Barbara (I)/Holzman, Annyce +Ready to Rumble (2000 I)/Page, Dallas/Hawn, Phil/Karron, Richard/Huffman, Booker/Kassin, Jason S./Zappa, Ahmet/Gutiérrez, Oscar (III)/Bigelow, Scott 'Bam Bam'/Ennis, John (I)/Tomei, Adam/Arquette, David/Burleigh, A. David/Sitarz, Tim/Eudy, Sid/Pennello, Anthony T./Kanyon, Chris/Mancini, Ric/Levine, Floyd/Pavel, Philip/Hennig, Curt/Gilberti, Glen/Platt, Oliver/Ursin, David/Schiavone, Noah/Podgurski, Jeff/Deters, Joey/Haynes, Michael (III)/Collins, Greg (II)/Saturn, Perry/Tenay, Mike/Robinson, Charles (IV)/Gruner, Peter/Guerrera, Juventud/Daniels, Max/Borden, Steve (I)/Landau, Martin/Arquette, Lewis/Bullock, Earl Houston/Lineback, Richard/Caan, Scott/Buffer, Michael/Ashenoff, Charles/Savage, Randy/Okerlund, Gene/Goldberg, Bill (I)/Smith, Tait/Hildreth, Mark (II)/Blincoe, Pete/Skuby, Alex/Serafin, Bruce-Robert/Owen, Chris (I)/Wilson, Darby/Carr, Chad/Pantoliano, Joe/Daley, William E./Bozman, Vanessa/Sullivan, Sharmell/McGowan, Rose/Bernard, Taylor/Bellin, Melissa Anne/Byrne, Teri/Moore, Melanie Deanne/Albertini Dow, Ellen/Wilkins, Wendy Jean/Burrell, Maryedith/Dupere, Marne/Paolone, Catherine/Hahn, Jody/Rhea, Caroline/Vega, Rosalie/Schultz, Julia/Ritchie, Jill/Christianson, Anne/An, Chae/Bellars, Stephanie/Freeman, Kathleen (I) +Real Cancun, The (2003)/Karlinski, Jason/Fletcher, Benjamin/Jazwinski, Jeremy/Weeks, Casey/Dogg, Snoop/Hot Action Cop/Simple Plan/Slenske, Matthew/Ingber, David/Desanti, Chris/Malbry, Paul/Washington, Jorell/Taylor, Alan (VII)/George, Grant/Miller, Adam (VII)/Brown-Hart, Brittany/Wilkins, Sarah (I)/Vance, Heidi/Marshall, Marquita 'Sky'/Frilot, Roxanne/Madison, Amber/Ramsey, Laura/Frilot, Nicole +Real Genius (1985)/Dorsey, Joe/Ursin, David/Billingslea, Beau/Swerdlow, Tommy/Giambalvo, Louis/Gundersen, Martin/Reid, John Shepherd/Backes, Michael/Frye, Sean/Hurley, Kevin/Devlin, Dean (I)/Lowell, Randy/Tulley, Paul/Johnson, Chip/Parks, Charles/Shull, Charles/Lauter, Ed/Miller, Brett (I)/Parros, Peter/Taylor, Ronald (I)/Monterosso, David/Kamiyama, Mark/Atherton, William/Sweigart, Charles/Darden, Severn/Crabtree, Michael (I)/Gries, Jon/Aybar, Andres/Knox, Will/Marvit, David/Carrington, James/Ades, Daniel/Peralta, Stacy/Kilmer, Val/Landis, Monte/Garrabrandt, Ed (I)/Jarret, Gabriel/Okumoto, Yuji/Tangen, Tom/Vasily, John/Prescott, Robert (I)/Foreman, Deborah (I)/Stober, Robin/Karr, Marcia/Wells, Cheri/Martin, Sandy (I)/Vix, Nadine/Wiesmeier, Lynda/D'Arbanville, Patti/MacNamara, Catherine/Cooley, Isabel/Gould, Ina/Willette, JoAnn/Mak, Marii/Baron, Joanne/Walker, Isabelle/Meyrink, Michelle/Mori, Jeanne/Grazer, Corki/Ferro, Joy Michelle/Baker, Penny +Real Women Have Curves (2002)/Lopez, George (I)/Turner, Dale E./Cervera Jr., Jorge/Sites, Brian (I)/Tolentino, Jose/Ishida, Jim/Ironbear, Mylo/Leal, Pete/Zamora Jr., José Gerardo/de Alba, Felipe/Lujan, Edgar/Acosta, Lina/García, Minerva/McQuillan, Esmerelda/Perez, Lourdes (I)/Forte, Marlene/Moretti, Michelle/Vera, Julia/Guzman, Lisa/Belizan, Celina/Garcia Coronado, Ramona/Torres, Sandie/Lopez, Josefina (I)/Ontiveros, Lupe/Oliu, Ingrid/Bevis, Lackey/Ferrera, America/St. Hilaire, Soledad +Reality Bites (1994)/Palmer, Jubal/Stuart, Eric Morgan/Lazinski, Mick/O'Donohue, John F./Walsh, John (III)/Pirner, David/Dick, Andy (I)/Mahoney, John (I)/Dando, Evan/Baker, Joe Don/December, Nathan/Stiller, Ben/O'Reilly, Harry/Zahn, Steve/Spade, David/Hawke, Ethan/Rothenberg, James/Naessens, Glen/Del Sherman, Barry/David, Keith (I)/Kahn, Jeff (I)/Bolender, Bill/Robbins, Anthony/Norfleet, Susan/Lagos, Chelsea/Stiller, Amy/Garofalo, Janeane/Tripplehorn, Jeanne/Duffy, Karen (I)/Crawford Brown, Pat/Joyce, Ella/Smith, Afton/Kurtz, Swoosie/Childress, Helen/Greene, Marti/Meara, Anne/Zellweger, Renée/Ryder, Winona/Barri, Val +Rear Window (1954)/Bartlett, Benny/Landers, Harry (I)/Parker, Eddie (I)/Warde, Anthony/Cornell, James (I)/Hendry, Len/Lee, Alan (I)/Corey, Wendell/Borgani, Nick/Stewart, James (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Mahoney, Mike (I)/Stoney, Jack/Cady, Frank/Gilmore, Art/Simmons, Dick (I)/Graham, Fred (I)/Burr, Raymond/Harper, Rand/Smiley, Ralph/Bagdasarian, Ross/Antes, Jerry/Evelyn, Judith/Flowers, Bess/Fax, Jesslyn/Casey, Sue (I)/Berner, Sara/English, Marla/Paris, Jonni/Winston, Irene/Grant, Kathryn (I)/Kelly, Grace (I)/Castiglioni, Iphigenie/Darcy, Georgine/Ritter, Thelma/Davenport, Havis/Bailey, Barbara +Rebecca (1940)/O'Brien, William H./Rondell, Ronald R./Brecher, Egon/Fielding, Edward/Carey, Leonard/Sanders, George (I)/Hare, Lumsden/Olivier, Laurence/Denny, Reginald (I)/Hodgson, Leyland/Bruce, Nigel/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Corrado, Gino/Carroll, Leo G./Cooper, Melville/Smith, C. Aubrey/Martell, Alphonse/Winter, Philip/Bevan, Billy/Harvey, Forrester/Cooper, Gladys (I)/Fontaine, Joan/Anderson, Judith (I)/Sharpe, Edith/Bates, Florence +Rebel Without a Cause (1955)/Grinnage, Jack/Morris, Clifford/Mazzola, Frank/Bryar, Paul/Wolfe, Ian/Hopper, Dennis/Bernard, Tom (I)/Schilling, Gus/Noonan, Bruce/Birch, Paul/McMahon, David (I)/Backus, Jim/Baird, Jimmy/Foulk, Robert/Adams, Nick (I)/Mineo, Sal/Hicks, Chuck/Williams, Robert (I)/Wessel, Dick/Leigh, Nelson/Allen, Corey/Peters Jr., House/Platt, Edward (I)/Hopper, William (I)/Miller, Peter (I)/Ray, Nicholas/Simmons, Jack (I)/Dean, James (I)/Doran, Ann/Sessions, Almira/Pond-Smith, Stephanie/Lane, Louise (I)/Canty, Marietta/Brissac, Virginia/Abbott, Dorothy/Long, Beverly/Sidney, Steffi/Wood, Natalie (I)/Hudson, Rochelle +Recruit, The (2003)/Crone, Neil/Shafer, John Wayne/McCord, Scott/Macht, Gabriel/Boyce, David (II)/Fiore, Domenico/Rubenfeld, Michael/Hsu, Oscar/Davis, Sheldon (I)/Fitzpatrick, Richard (I)/Wright, Stephen Lee/Kain, Rick/Lucescu, Steve (I)/Kalilieh, Sam/Mitchell, Kenneth (I)/Bergschneider, Conrad/Paisley, Ray/Realba, Mike/Farrell, Colin (I)/Pacino, Al/Verreault, Shaun/Watson, John (IV)/Behal, Steve/Owens, Chris (I)/Mondesir, Merwin/Pruner, Karl/Tsarouchas, Angelo/Bedford, Bart/Rhodes, Brian (III)/Ellis, Mark (II)/Lea, Ron/Pereira, Earl/Craig, Tony (III)/Lipinski, Eugene/Javed, Safwan/Lacey, Aaron Michael/Kelley, Misty/Bailey, Janet/Hurnick, Veronica/Levine, Jenny/Fischer, Pamela (I)/Moolecherry, Elisa/Greco, Jessica/Mazerolle, Arlene/Moynahan, Bridget/Calleja, Jeanie/Smith, Tova/Moffat, Jane +Red Corner (1997)/Jin, Zheng Hui/Bing, Yang/Nolen, Dean/Mann, Byron/Whitford, Bradley/Gao, Xiao-Hua/Li, Chi Yu/Wu, Mike (II)/Ding, Yi Wang/Huang, Jack/Ki, Kenny/Ming, Lo/Yuan, Roger/Ma, Tzi/Hong, James/Gu, Xiao Yang/Leung, Ken (I)/Venture, Richard/Chen, Paul (I)/Faulcon, Kent/De Zhong Wei/Zhong, Ping/Yao, Wang/Gere, Richard/Lei, Yin/Donat, Peter/Li, Jia Yao/Zhang, Daxing (I)/Wang, Danny (I)/Dong, Jeffrey/Nguyen, Hien (I)/Beebe, Steve/Jian, Rui Chao/Lin, Robert (II)/Cui, Hans Hanbo/O, Henry/Matschoss, Ulrich/Lu, Yukun (I)/Liu, Baifang/Stanton, Robert (II)/Gao, Qiang/Lussier, Sheila/Wang, Yvonne (I)/Lin, Lily L./Zhan, Grace/Nijo, Eiko/Meng, Jessey/Bai, Ling/Wahrman, Hua/Chin, Tsai (I)/Chen, Mei-Juin +Red Dawn (1984)/Jenson, Roy (I)/Dodge, Sam (I)/McRae, Frank/Meisner, Victor/Kazann, Zitto/Sheen, Charlie/Toby, Doug/Phillips, Scott (III)/Omen, Judd/Savage, Brad (I)/Meisner, Michael (I)/Scherer, Gene/Ganchev, George/Dalton, Darren/Janczar, Krzysztof/Sheybal, Vladek/Christensen, Harley/Ruybal, J.D./Mead, Phil/Lane, Pacho/Zeller, Ben/Fisher, George (III)/Pera, Radames/Slovick, Sam/Schick, Benjamin/Serna, Pepe/Ireland, Tom/Swayze, Patrick/Howell, C. Thomas/Rexer, Fred/Boothe, Powers/Meyer, Julius L./Smith, William (I)/Sparks, Dan/Johnson, Ben (I)/O'Neal, Ron/Besher, Chuk/Stanton, Harry Dean/D'Agosta, Michael/Kalinowski, Waldemar/Smith, Lane (I)/Kimbrell, Lois/Provance, Raquel/Carleton, Johelen/Norwood, Tacy/Grey, Jennifer/Thompson, Lea (I)/Oberon, Elan +Red Dragon (2002)/Leung, Ken (I)/Majors, Paul/Curry, Christopher (I)/Brown, Dwier/Russo, Gianni (I)/Rowley, Terence/Norton, Edward (I)/Curtis, Thomas/Doty, David/Fiennes, Ralph/Anderson, Stanley/Wheater, Tim/Simmons, Joseph/Verica, Tom/Whaley, Frank/Curtis-Brown, Robert/Schifrin, Lalo/Abraham, Marc/Berliner, Alex/Reynolds, Anthony/Moses, Mark/Bashor, Kevin/Dorfman, Cliff/Alexander, Markus/Duke, Bill (I)/Faison, Frankie/Brown, Al (I)/Heald, Anthony/Nickerson, Edward/Jones, Tyler Patrick/Hopkins, Anthony/Fessler, Norman/Bruynbroek, Frank/Keitel, Harvey/Langella, Frank/Lacey, Aaron Michael/Gruber, Jordan/Rubinstein, John/Mason, Madison/Pelzman, Richard/Cavanaugh, Michael (I)/Linz, Alex D./Lucking, William/Palmisano, Conrad E./Brown, Sho/Fahey, Phillip B./Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Caton, Robert Randolph/Weiner, Andreana/Newbould, Tanya/Parker, Mary-Louise/Malcolm, Patty/Straney, Hillary/Watson, Emily (I)/Strong, Brenda/Gruber, Morgan/De Laurentiis, Veronica/McGarry, Mary Anne/MacIntyre, Marguerite/Jackson, Jeanine (I)/Helfrich, Kyra/Rich, Katie/Burstyn, Ellen/Thornhill, Lisa/Hurt, Mary Beth/Dennehy, Elizabeth/Haley, Lisa (I)/Skye, Azura/Stephens, Lucy/Stephens, Grace +Red Eye (2005)/Gallner, Kyle/Pavel, Philip/Leva, Scott/Pine, Robert/Smith, Keith E./Gilliard, Carl (I)/Scalia, Jack/Gamble, Rand/Bender, Chris/Macaulay, Marc/Ellsworth, Carl/Lundgren, Rod/Lemley, Jim/Novick, Mason/Balding, Lance/Cox, Brian (I)/Jones, John Paul 'J.P.'/Effron, Nathan/Tuohy, Liam/Baker, Terrence (I)/Taylor, C.C./Chapman, Guy (II)/Lester, Loren/Elkins, Tom (I)/Kasch, Max/Bartley, Jason/Nader, Joey/Trees, Martin/Crank, Skip/Farwell, Dane/Murphy, Cillian/Cotone, Mark/Gobble, Adam/Luke, William/Donaldson, Colby/Chung, Florence/Baek, Jennie/McSwain, Monica/Henry, Dilva/Weiner, Molly/Johnson, Laura (I)/Mead, Amber/Hulsey, Dava/Plakson, Suzie/Mays, Jayma/McAdams, Rachel/Maddalena, Marianne/Gordon, Mary Kathleen/Oaks, Brittany/Press, Terry/Anderson, Tina (I)/Paton, Angela/Hunter, Paulina/Young, Dey/Schnaible, Angela/Waldron, Sheila/Wade, Jenny/Young, Amanda (II)/Jackson, Jeanine (I)/Drake, Noelle/Crawford, Megan/Toussaint, Beth +Red Heat (1988)/O'Donnell, Bob (I)/Alexander, Bruno/Fishburne, Laurence/Marikovsky, Peter/Koncz, Gábor (I)/Gati, George/Jason, Peter/Contreras, Luis (I)/Bright, Richard (I)/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Smith, J.W./Mansker, Eric/Hagerty, Michael G./Vidov, Oleg/Fuller, Kurt/Conte, Alexander/Tate, Jonathan (I)/Németh, Gábor/McConnell, William (I)/Adams, Michael (I)/Lee, Tiger Chung/DeFusco, Ed/Young, Christopher Anthony/Vieira, Joey D./Scherer, Gene/Növényi, Norbert/Belushi, James/Kramarov, Saveli/Mankiewicz, Christopher/Balkay, Géza/Fasi, Atilla/Boyle, Peter (I)/O'Ross, Ed/Jennings, Brent/Callard, Roger/Vajas, Istvan/Kis, Peter/Körtvélyessy, Zsolt/Ronard, Jason/James, Brion (I)/Bán, János/Etlenyi, Istvan/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Borisoff, Tengiz/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Hopson, Lew/Graf, Allan/Gershon, Gina/Lewis, Jenifer/Delaney, Gloria/Vorgan, Gigi/Palmer, Gretchen/Bransfield, Marjorie +Red Planet (2000)/Kilmer, Val/Ross, Neil (I)/Stamp, Terence/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Baker, Simon (I)/Sizemore, Tom/Neill, Bob/Morton, Jessica B./Bossi, Caroline/Moss, Carrie-Anne +Red River (1948)/Hyke, Ray/Carey, Harry/Lyden, Pierce/Self, William (I)/Clark, Davison/Phelps, Lee (I)/Kuhn, Mickey/Merton, John (I)/Strange, Glenn (I)/Ireland, John (I)/Fix, Paul/Farnsworth, Richard/Chandler, Lane/Brennan, Walter/Yowlachie, Chief/Lloyd, George (I)/Tyler, Tom (I)/Wayne, John (I)/Carey Jr., Harry/Beery Jr., Noah/Fierro, Paul/Wales, Wally/Cording, Harry/Clift, Montgomery/White, Dan (I)/Worden, Hank/Parry, Ivan/Gray, Coleen/Dru, Joanne/Winters, Shelley +Red Rock West (1992)/Yoakam, Dwight/Cage, Nicolas/Levine, Jeff (II)/Rudd, Michael (I)/Hopper, Dennis/Johnson, Vance (I)/Parks, Ted/Guajardo, Robert/Reay, Craig/Gibson, Dale/Walsh, J.T./McFadden, Bobby Joe/Ryan, Shawn Michael/Beecher, Robert/Carhart, Timothy/Apel, Robert/Quinn, Peter Kevin/Shor, Dan/Glover, Barbara/Carter, Jody/Boyle, Lara Flynn/Sullivan, Sarah (I)/Bram, Babs +Red Shoes, The (1948)/Perrottet, Philippe/Knight, Esmond/Bayston, Michael/MacCormack, Graham/Shine, Bill/Ashbridge, Brian/Carey, Denis (I)/Audran, Edmond (II)/Pressburger, Emeric/Fisk, Peter (III)/Carter, Alan (I)/Massine, Léonide/Klare, Barry/Gaillard, Eddie/Carter, Jack (V)/Linden, Tommy/Hammond, Paul (I)/Dorning, Robert/Berry, Eric/Astor, Neville/Petrie, Hay/Verno, Jerry/Tore, John/Poncin, Marcel/George, Richard (I)/Bayliss, Peter/Stobart, Saxon/Goring, Marius/Woodbridge, George (I)/Helpmann, Robert/Littmann, Gordon/Elphinstone, Derek/Boucher, Leonard/Regan, John (II)/Bazalgette, Michel/Walbrook, Anton/Massey, Guy (I)/Lisner, Charles/Bassermann, Albert/Baring, Mark/Patrick, Collin/Forte, Donato/Trevor, Austin/Harrington, Pamela (II)/Mladova, Helene/Dunning, Paula/Olena, Yvonne/Marinova, Anna/Woolliams, Anne/Gaunt, Hilda/Dorval, Lynne/Harris, Joan/Sendler, Ruth/Tate, Margaret (II)/Lehman, Joan/Norman, Patricia/Thomas, Meta/Browne, Irene/Sager, Peggy/Forrester, Gladys/Ffrance, Helen/Martin, Enid/Linden, Joyce/Short, Jean/Camden, Joy/Andre, Yvonne/Sheldon, Joan/Merrum, Denise/Zarina, Marnia/Shearer, Moira/Lang, Julia (I)/Rawlins, Joy/Rambert, Marie/Smithers, Jackie/Linova, Trisha/Byatt, Anne/Tchérina, Ludmilla/Jemmett, Suzanne/Harman, Audrey/Walton, Gladys/West, Elizabeth (IV)/Grayson, Greta +Red Sonja (1985)/Lacey, Ronald (I)/Reyes Jr., Ernie/Roach, Pat/Smith, Paul L./Lemkow, Tutte/Yamasaki, Kiyoshi/Horino, Tad/Meyer, Hans (I)/Richards, Terry/Mioni, Stefano Maria/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Osterbuhr, Donna/Naszinsky, Lara/Agren, Janet/Coluzzi, Francesca Romana/Bergman, Sandahl/Nielsen, Brigitte +Reds (1981)/Kerensky, Oleg/Jessel, George/Dixon, MacIntyre/Baldwin, Roger (I)/Levine, Isaac Don/Shaner, John Herman/Lindman, Åke/Durant, Will/Chancer, Norman/Wolfe, Ian/Fish, Hamilton/Bailin, Jacob/Shields, Art/Kehoe, Jack/Ratzenberger, John/Chamberlain, Kenneth/Weckström, Pertti/Sorvino, Paul/Mayer, Arthur (III)/Carlisle, Harry (I)/Hardin, Jerry/Daniels, William (I)/Buloff, Joseph/De Fillippo, Jose/Nicholson, Jack/Walsh, M. Emmet/Wright, Max (I)/Weinstone, Will/Armstrong, R.G./Malcolm, Christopher/Holland, Barrie/Richman, Stuart/Bieri, Ramon/Gryff, Stefan/Coster, Nicolas/Dasburg, Andrew/Brenna, Dwayne/Sommer, Josef/Sweet, Dolph/Gellert, Hugo/Plimpton, George/Rimmer, Shane/Hooker, John J./Miller, Henry (I)/Seldes, George/Nearing, Scott/Hackman, Gene/Herrmann, Edward/Forrest, Anthony (I)/Ditson, Harry/Sloman, Roger/Kosinski, Jerzy/O'Leary, Jack/King, Dave (I)/Herbert, Emmanuel/Hiken, Gerald/Beatty, Warren/Sibbald, Tony/Pekarev, Denis/Seppala, Nikko/Swabeck, Arne/Triska, Jan/Ballato, John/La Casa, Andreas/West, Rebecca (II)/Currin, Brenda/Curran, Leigh/Smith, Jessica (I)/Williams, Lucita/Vorse, Heaton/Szold-Fritz, Bernadine/Keaton, Diane/Grody, Kathryn/Starr, Pat (I)/Love, Bessie/von Meck, Galina/Fagen, Blanche Hays/Davis, Tess/Russell, Dora/Nathan, Adele Gutman/Frooks, Dorothy/Duiguid, Nancy/Macarova, Nina/Stapleton, Maureen/Wilson, Eleanor D./St. Johns, Adela Rogers +Ref, The (1994)/Barry, Raymond J./Akin, Philip/Walker, Scott (IX)/Utt, Kenneth (I)/Ridgely, Robert/Kerr, Charles (II)/Birman, Matt/Burke, Jimmy/Pastore, Vincent/Steinmiller Jr., Robert J./Simmons, J.K./Ade, Herbie/Nascarella, Arthur J./Paton, Lance/Raymond, Bill (I)/Leary, Denis/Day, Cort/LeFevre, Adam/Bright, Richard (I)/Blackburn, Richard (I)/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Kroonenberg, Robert/Zemanek, Timm/Scurti, John/Phillips, Chris (I)/Gabriel, Ron (I)/Saxon, Edward/Hickey, John Benjamin/Keurvorst, Derek/Hunter, Stephen (I)/Piersig, Max/Nicoll, Phillip/Collins, Robert (I)/Erdos, Victor/Krantz, Peter/Wong, B.D./Craig, Tony (I)/Lawther, Chas/Campbell, John E./Cregan, Mark/Turner, Jim (I)/Baranski, Christine/Stonehouse, Marilyn/Smith, Marilyn (I)/Alda, Rutanya/Moffet, Jane/Holmes, Jacelyn/Carroll, Cecilley/Johns, Glynis/Davis, Judy/Holgate, Donna/Pidgeon, Denise/Raab, Ellie/Yeager, Caroline/McCarthy, Megan/Mitchell, Victoria (I) +Regarding Henry (1991)/Stram, Henry/Irish, Mark/Appel, Peter/Breznahan, Kevin/Leguizamo, John/Gibson, Russell (II)/Swerdlow, Stanley/Haley, Michael/Mitchell, Kirby/Ford, Harrison (I)/House, Harold/Smiar, Brian/Gardner, Jim (I)/Moffat, Donald/Granville, Hollis/James, Joe (III)/Nayyar, Harsh/Severs, William/Altman, Bruce/Trotiner, Glen (I)/Cantarini, Louis/Giardina, David/MacKay, John (I)/Mclaughlin, Jack P./Rebhorn, James/Kimmel, Mike/Hendrickson, Benjamin/Byers, Ralph/Abrams, J.J./Nunn, Bill/Fehrmann, Fred/O'Neill, Suzanne/Forristal, Susan/Marchand, Nancy/Follansbhee, Julie/Kindred, Joan/Chinn, Alva/Bening, Annette/Soremekun, Kai/Allen, Mikki/Graves, Kia/Stone, Anne (I)/Monaghan, Marjorie/Quigley, May/Wachtel, Emily/Linares, Aida/Bartlett, Robin/Gilbert, Mary/Miller, Rebecca (I)/Martells, Cynthia/Penotti, Bernadette/Wilson, Elizabeth (I) +Reign of Fire (2002)/O'Brien, Gerry/Bale, Christian/Keegan, Duncan/Folan, Berts/Carlton, Randall/McGuinness, Brian/Linnane, Martin/Godbold, Andy/Siegel, Sebastian (I)/McConaughey, Matthew/Moutter, Scott/Kennedy, David (I)/Keenan, Rory/Barnes, Barry (I)/Maynard, Terence/Cockle, Doug/Gallagher, Dessie/Herlihy, David/Kelly, Chris (VIII)/Garrick, David (II)/Foy, Paddy/Dennehy, Ned/Butler, Gerard/Meacock, Alex/Thornton, Ben (I)/Siddig, Alexander/Douglas, Malcolm (II)/Conway, Denis/Scorupco, Izabella/Pyper, Laura/McAuley, Anne Maria/Krige, Alice/Duffy, Maree +Reindeer Games (2000)/Destry, John B./Bob, Sam/Rupp, Jacob/Lam, Larry/Wray, Dean/Stubblefield, Dana/Arthurs, Douglas/Sinise, Gary/Sunczyk, Michael/Kutcher, Ashton/Hondro, Marcus/Frain, James/Jeremy, Ron/Acheson, Mark/Bamberry, Lee Jay/Logue, Donal/Wolfe, Rod/Affleck, Ben/Hayes, Isaac/Williams, Don S. (II)/Mathews, Hrothgar/Slater, Blair (I)/Perkins, Ron (I)/Herman, Jimmy/Williams III, Clarence/Camroux, Ken/Chapman, Lonny/Jacox, David/Heaton, Tom/Driscoll, Robyn/Farina, Dennis/Jones, Franklin Dennis/Oyarzun, Alonso/Trejo, Danny/Hutson, James/Puttonen, Michael/Tootoosis, Gordon/Sauvé, Ron/Ryane, Jenafor/Noel, Wendy (I)/Shaw, Paula (II)/O'Sullivan, Terry (II)/Okuma, Enuka/Theron, Charlize/De Viveiros, Eva/Piros, Joanna/Piedade, Ana Paula/Hagan, Anna +Reine Margot, La (1994)/Brialy, Jean-Claude/Bosé, Miguel/Todeschini, Bruno/Stehlé, Jean-Marc/Guaetta, Albano/Michael, Peter (II)/Leysen, Johan/Wildgruber, Ulrich/Berlioz, Gérard/Canelas, Ivo/Douchet, Jean/Colin, Grégoire/Dujardin, Erwan/Tavernier, Jean-Michel/Amendola, Claudio/Nitzer, Alexis/Bernard, Christophe (I)/Tausig, Otto/Rassam, Julien/Citti, Marc/Kargol, Zygmunt/Écoffey, Jean-Philippe/Arnal, Laurent/Nelson, Charlie/Verley, Bernard/Greggory, Pascal/Duclos, Philippe/Nissile, Bernard/Tolsty/Anglade, Jean-Hugues/Salinger, Emmanuel/López, Carlos (III)/Massine, Roman/Massaro, Orazio/Perez, Vincent/Schroeder, Barbet/Brilloit, Pierre/Kretschmann, Thomas/Auteuil, Daniel/Vaude, Nicolas/Breton, Daniel (I)/Caillaud, Cécile/Marquais, Michelle/Bruni Tedeschi, Valeria/Toussaint, Béatrice/Roth, Julie-Anne/Marsac, Laure/Teixeira, Anabela/Adjani, Isabelle/Lisi, Virna/Blanc, Dominique/Blicharz, Marian/Vaudaine, Melanie/Golovine, Marina/Lyssewski, Dörte/de Fougerolles, Hélène/Argento, Asia +Relic, The (1997)/Seymour, Ralph/Sizemore, Tom/Lake, Mark (I)/Wells, Tico/McCarthy, Francis X./Ryan, Thomas (I)/Lo, Chi Moui/MacLellan, Don/Ramierez, Ramon/Bacarella, Mike/Rey, Henry/Whitmore, James/Steele, Brian (I)/Naebig, Kurt/Hosking, Craig/Harvey, Don (I)/Vahle, Dirk/Thomas, Joseph Carroll/Brown, Jophery C./Schmidtke, Ned/Magee, Ken/Kapelos, John/Shelton, Marc P./Rohner, Clayton/Hecker, Gary A./Hammond, Vincent/Graubart, Dave/Forbes, Elwood/Morales, Santos/Lustig, Aaron/Tellez, Martin S./Scott, Ronald Joshua/DiSanti, John/Proval, David/Hollander, David (I)/Lesser, Robert/Cummins, Ron/Van Bergen, Lewis/George, Kent/Davis, Gene (I)/Mosoes, Matthew Daniel/White, Johnny (II)/Jemison, Eddie/Guevara, Daniel/Salinas, Gerardo (II)/Henderson, Lynn A./Lindley, Audra/Miller, Penelope Ann/Towers, Constance/Ruffino, Sharlene/Hughes, Montrose/Blair, Dina/Tittle, LaDonna/Mitchell, Katharine/Coburn, Candy/Hunt, Linda/Ingber, Amanda/Robin, Diane +Remains of the Day, The (1993)/Cellier, Peter/Copley, Paul/Eyre, Peter (I)/Godfrey, Patrick (I)/Bayler, Terence/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Kahler, Wolf/Savident, John/Chaplin, Ben/Halliday, Peter/McKern, Roger/Torrens, Pip/Reeve, Christopher/Phillips, Jestyn/Aitken, Tony (I)/Wickham, Jeffrey/Redford, Ian/Sweetman, Hugh/Beard, Steven/Shelley, Frank/Lonsdale, Michael (I)/Hopkins, Anthony/Töns, Andreas/Vansittart, Rupert/Pigott-Smith, Tim/Brown, Christopher (I)/Grant, Hugh (I)/Fox, James (I)/Dibben, Steve/Haycraft, John/Höltje, Frank/Jacobs, Paula/Newmarch, Angela/Joseph, Joanna/Headey, Lena/Lewis, Emma (I)/Kendall, Jo/Kahn, Brigitte/Thompson, Emma (I)/Hopkins, Abigail/Hunt, Caroline (I) +Remember the Titans (2000)/Grimshaw, Jim/Greer, Stuart/Browder, C. Stephen/Treadaway, Sean/Duncan, Ryan (I)/Stoney, Ray/Martin, Steve (V)/Coakley, Edward/Slade, Scott/Turbiville, Tom/Jones, Rhubarb/Walker, Lou/Francis, Andy (I)/Glass, Alton/Gosling, Ryan (I)/Pniewski, Mike/Perez, Robert M./Jenkins, Burgess/Connor, Ronald L./Fullerton, Richard/Ghant, Neal/Brookshire, Barry/Rice, Brett/Hamilton, Gerrit/Dankosky, Kevin/Ferguson, J. Don/Marshall, Derick/Dwyer, David (I)/Stewart, Courtney James/Swafford, Jason M./Thompson, Jonathan/Suplee, Ethan/Rouby, Michael/de Vries, David (III)/Patton, Will (I)/Pardue, Kip/Elliott, Tom (II)/Wesley, John (I)/Ware, Tim/Collins, Andrew (VII)/Coley, E.Y./Albright, Dan/Griffin, Rory (I)/Jefferson, David (II)/Adams, Matt (I)/Williams, Gregory Alan/Rice, John Paul (II)/Klein, Hadley/Keister, Bo/Moore, Marcus M./Washington, Denzel/Burnett, Tyreese/Reitz, Ric/Masset, Andrew/Webb, Jemal L./Kirkwood, Craig/Nowicki, Tom/Rivers, Xavier/Harris, Wood/Weiler, Aaron/Chandley, David/Patman Jr., Randy D./Jones, Walker/Neal, Bob/Miles, Scott (II)/Hurst, Ryan/Faison, Donald/Brant, Preston/Barnes, Steve (II)/Kowalske, Ryan/Cummings, Shawn/Weatherly, John Michael/Harmon, B. Keith/Jackson, Jameel/Poitier, Earl/Omilami, Afemo/Jones, Krysten Leigh/Blackwood, Sharon/Smith-Waldburg, Jarica/Ray, Eynne/Besler, Shanda/Guyot, Marion/Kristol, Grant-Blanks/Cheston, Kelly/Darmane, Doshia/Bosworth, Kate/Butterfield, Valeisha/Parker, Nicole Ari/Panzer, Tess/Hall, Jyn/Panettiere, Hayden/Jenney, Lucinda/Jones, Paula Claire +Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins (1985)/Coe, George/Allin, Jeff/Jeffries, Will (II)/Preston, J.A./Romano, J.P./McBride, Tom (I)/Ward, Fred (I)/Whinery, Webster/Hickey, William (I)/Kramer, Joel/Cudney, Roger/Ligarde, Sebastian/Cioffi, Charles/Pataki, Michael/VelJohnson, Reginald/Kilpatrick, Patrick/Clark, Duane/Costa, Cosie/Ferrara, Frank/Grey, Joel/LeBell, Gene/Simpson, Frank (I)/Brimley, Wilford/Neilson, Phil/Woodfork, Ray/MacMillan, Andrew (I)/Culotta, Phil/Christianson, John/Ryan, Michael (II)/Albert, Marv (I)/Polito, Jon/Mulgrew, Kate/McFadden, Davenia/Kenan, Dodi/Gazelle, Wendy/Snyder, Suzanne (I) +Renaissance Man (1994)/Brown, Jeb (I)/McTague, Gary T./Haley, Michael/Jones, Richard T./Ochs, Jim/Marshall, Gary DeWitt/Baker, Christopher (I)/Burnstein, Jim/Burnstein, Gabe/Bartol, Hedgie/Nettles, J.J./Hines, Gregory/Remar, James/Robertson, Cliff/Bateman, Daniel/Sorensen, Kristian/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Begley Jr., Ed/Greenhut, Hakiem/Keeslar, Matt/Irby, Laurence/DeVito, Danny/Abbott, Paul (I)/Kain, Khalil/Houck, Thomas D./Head, Robert (I)/McKee, Kenneth/Smith, Alphonsa/Wright, Ben (II)/Judd Jr., General Fermon/Faircloth, Tommy/Anderson, Paul (XIV)/Ortez, Jose/Reilly, Don (I)/Steele, Robert (I)/Mauldin, Nat/Hall, Randy/Sporleder, Gregory/Rendino, Sal/Dennison, Roy K./Hardison, Kadeem/Kallio, Michael/Domínguez, Julio (I)/Pridgen II, J. Leon/Elder, Ronald/Simmons, Peter (I)/Zmijewski, Alexander/Brancato, Lillo/Hofmann, Isabella/Anderson, Laura (II)/Dash, Stacey/Graham, Samaria/Lewis, Jenifer/Cusack, Ann/Anderson, Lynn (IV)/Logan, Shelia/Tisdale, Yolanda/Burnstein, Devon/Ubach, Alanna/Fairley, Belinda +Rent (2005)/Lohr, Aaron/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Christian, Troy/Rosen, Corey/Delmar, Walter/West, Titus/Hart, Gordon (II)/Chalk, Chris/Montgomery, Cory/Grant, Michael F./Diggs, Taye/De La Cruz, Marco/Sherrard, Jeffrey/Clark, Ken (II)/Rosales, Michael/Baptiste, Ian/Blackton, Kevin/Pearl, David (III)/Martin, Jesse L./Scoggin, Nick (I)/Bolt, Chandler/Champion, John (IV)/Lee, Robert Prescott/Foster, Jason (IV)/McGrath, Blake/Weston II, James D./Hodges, David (II)/Burgess, Michael E./Estebez, Marcos/Cranna, Jim/Arrants, Rod/Wilcox, Wayne (II)/Campbell, Doug (VIII)/Devereux, Clarke/Kong, Branden Weslee/Swetow, Joel/London, Daniel (I)/Dickens, Matthew/Molinari, Anthony/Simmons, Donn Andrew/Pascal, Adam/Charles, Justin/Payne, Stephen (I)/Earl, Shaun/Garibaldi, Mike/Carraway, James/Heredia, Wilson Jermaine/Poffet, Sebastien/Stewart, David (XIV)/Thornton, Jason/DuVal, Cory/Shulak, John Patrick/Hagan, Kevin/Chan, Darryl/Kent, Adam/Delate, Brian/Ormond, R.C./Cotton, James Anthony/Luong, Truc/Lindo, Steven/Mobley, 'Big' LeRoy/Fine, David (II)/Edwards, Daryl/Hairell, Niyuk/Rapp, Anthony/Borg, Mike/Caballero, Jordi/Flenoury, Roosevelt/Hughes, Kenneth (I)/Columbus, Chris/Ashley, Ryan/Foti, Damia/Johnson, Penny (I)/Hunter, Gigi (I)/Menzel, Idina/de Coudreaux, Debbie/Kent, Patrica/Kent, Patricia/Cohen, Liisa/Vallot, Jessica/Pettis, Renda/Stevenson, Feleciana/Rice, Caroline A./Thoms, Tracie/Frigo, Naomi/Adams, Indiana/Post, Kristin/Chan, Jacki R./Graves, Cynthia (II)/Radcliffe, Porscha/Williams, Kim (VIII)/De Haas, Aisha/Ferrol-Young, Sharon/Biolchini, Megan/Blum, Corinne/Devin, Bettina/Cortez, Vivis/Sams, Bianca/Medwick, Kristin/Dawson, Rosario/Cevallos, Linda/Siebel, Jennifer/Hauser, Nina/Kiernan, Larissa/Mapp, Yoli/Harden, Ericka/Rahe, Emily/De Olivera, Alison/Flores, Nicole Cherie/Smith, Anna Deavere/Landry, Shaun/Silverman, Sarah/Hughes, Tara Nicole/Roth, Julia/Weber, Katie/Firgens, Mackenzie/Ramos, Liz (II)/Puchkoff, Rachel/De Coudreaux, Debbie/Barberie, Heather/McAnear, Rana/Collins, Rachel Montez/Hurley, Melissa (I)/Contreras, Kimberly/Graff, Randy/Padierne, Laura/McConnell, Angela/Chavoshi, Gigi/Columbus, Eleanor +Replacement Killers, The (1998)/Schweiger, Til/Sloan, Cle Shaheed/Leon, Carlos/Compton, Norm/Bucaro III, Joe/Gibbs, David Gene/Hurley, Matthew (I)/Collins Jr., Clifton/Apisa, Robert/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Daniels, Max/Marton, Andrew J./Chow, Yun-Fat/Perez, Eddie (I)/Leong, Al/Medrano, Frank/Lew, James/Roberts, Mario/Salata, Rocco/Tsang, Kenneth/Duran, Richard L./Rooker, Michael/Doyle, Christopher (I)/Kilpatrick, Patrick/Wong, Albert (I)/Higgins, Paul (V)/Gómez, Carlos (II)/Trejo, Danny/LaRue, Rodger/Ortega, Jimmy/Lee, Leo/Woo, James Wing/Chan, Yau-Gene/Prochnow, Jürgen/Garcia, Steven (I)/Kim, Randall Duk/Coberly, Sydney/Sorvino, Mira/Micheaux, Nicki +Replacements, The (2000)/Young, Zachary I./Evans, Richard S./Scalf, Danny/Smolar, David J./Farless, Jon K./DiSpirito, A.J./Roy, Tyrone/Justice Jr., Greg/Sellers, Dylan/Wilson, Justin L./Dignan, Jeff/Champagne, Todd/Jones, Orlando/Kelly, Julian/Mulholland, Vance/Warden, Jack/Hester, Matthew/Slattery, Ryan/Sechler, Craig/Dragonuk, Brian/Riemer, Justin/Yonamine, Ace/Francis, Levis/Harris Jr., Archie L./Summerall, Pat/Miller, Eric (II)/McMullen, Cliff/Myers, Christopher A./Majors, Paul/Love, Faizon/Yeaman, Todd Eric/Williams, Ron A./Balis, Elliot/Vique, Robert/DeAngelo, Bobby/Bastard, Ol' Dirty/Olear, Doug/Goossen, Greg/Tucci, Al/Lindsay, Bruce/Sartain, Gailard/Alexander, Markus/Brown, Al (I)/Hobbie, Matt/Martinez, Bobby (III)/Denman, David/Brinkman, Michael/Berry, Tom (I)/Stamper, Philip/Estep, Tim/Cureton, David/Lyon, Christian (I)/Ifans, Rhys/Korzeniowski, Thomas/Inglis, Jesper/Williams, Gregory (II)/Amon, Henry/Cool, Greg/David, Keith (I)/Geschwind, Marc C./Taliferro, Michael/McKeon III, William J./Williams, Delaney/Sotto, Al/Madden, John (II)/Jace, Michael/Winbush, Troy/Cramer, John (II)/Hackman, Gene/Marcum, Russell/Manook, Ryan/Tovish, Richard/Kennedy, Big Ben/Marston, David L./Lee, Kenward/LaFleur, Art (I)/Morella, Paul/Shepherd, Robert (IV)/Schmidt, Stephen F./Black, James (II)/Cullen, Brett/Taylor, LeRoy/Clark, John (XI)/Kozushin, Alex/Hardinger, Adam/Rasta, Mighty/Reid, Kevin (I)/Ellis, Mark Robert/Weidig, Andrew/Graf, Allan/Pavelec, John G./Peroulas, George/Wright, Marty (I)/Smither, Dustin/Favreau, Jon/Waltrin, Kel/Hochberg, Phil/Garcia, Jon (I)/Karas, Pete/Horowitz, Seymour/Lassise, Mark/Hagy, John/Ohnegian, Pete/Clary, Paul M./Franko, Dan/Pilcher, Richard (I)/Caton, Robert Randolph/Martin, Ken (IV)/Stabile, Chris/Ashworth, Chris (II)/Beckford Jr., Edward M./Parke, Evan/Reeves, Keanu/Collins, Michael A./Schiro, Nicole/Roskam, Gemma/Walsh, Mary Ann/Cottrel, Laura L./Langton, Brooke/Morris, Sarah Ann/Johnston, Michelle (I)/Sutch, Stephanie/Berman, Maria/Keenan, Caroline (I)/Cunningham, Monet/Greenblatt, Leni/Jacobs, Elisa/Dulski, Amber/Taffet, Naomi/Vane, Jamie/Mustotto, Melissa/Kersey, Jennifer/Overby, Rhonda/Graham, Andrea/Merryn, Emily/Johnson, Jessica Lynn/Courtney, Michelle/Peterson, Robyn/Pederson, Heather/Dor, Marcia/Foglia, Leanna/Bushko, Erin Leigh/Hillman, Mieko/Hillman, Colett/Miller, Royan/Fischer, Pamela (I)/Jefferson, Milinda A./Zimmerman, Seanna/Samuel, E. Dawn/Hoyos, Carolina/Caesar, Carol/Lopez, Meagan/Barnes, Andrea/Reeves, Mia/Kamal, Jaya/Latimore, Renee/Tompros, Margie/Karpel, Jacqui/Huntt, Jocelyn/Mabry, Julie/Jarboe, Lindsey/Choe, Stella/Becker, Joanna/Myers, Pearl/Fletcher, Mimi/Dupree, Monique/Pinkham, Michelle +Replicant (2001)/Swarts, Nick/Olson, Brandon James/Cecere, Fulvio/Chapman, Brent/Robison, Ian/Kanagawa, Hiro/Lee, Rob (II)/Shuttleworth, Daryl/Ferronato, Matteo/Bittante, Paul/Palffy, David/Brandon, Mark (I)/Rooker, Michael/Ferronato, Dominic/Flemming, Peter/McGillion, Paul/Gray, Allan (III)/Green, Josh (I)/Hutson, James/Kelly, Chris (VIII)/Katz, Stanley/Griffith, Jason (I)/Pollock, Alexander/Gugushe, Biski/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Riley, Claire/Parrilla, Lana/Hyatt, Pam/Carlson, Lillian (I)/Knox, Jayme/Tesch, Ingrid/Telek, April/McColl, J.J./Beley, Lisa Ann/Dent, Catherine/Ryan, Margaret (III)/Hway, Tracey/Alton, Marnie +Repo Man (1984)/Wacks, Peter/Morris, Keith (I)/Ellis, Bob (II)/Contreras, Luis (I)/Pansullo, Ed/Wickham, Shep/Finnegan, Tom/Askerneese, Herman/Surukawa, Richard/Hugger, Jonathon/Cronin, Wally/Askerneese, Chuck/White, Bruce (III)/Walter, Tracey/Long, Kevin (IV)/Honey, Varnum/Covert, Con/Biscuits, Chuck/Hetson, Greg/Fondy, Jon/Jamieson, Brad/Foronjy, Richard/Boyd, Thomas R./Musca, Tom/Mattson, Steve (I)/Richardson, Sy/Liberty, Earl/Hopkins, Charles/Chung, David (II)/Buffett, Jimmy/Harris, Fox/St. Elwood, Jon/Reynolds, Dale (I)/McAnelly, Jac/Velez, Eddie (I)/Stanton, Harry Dean/Zamora, Del/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Miller, Jerry (I)/Estevez, Emilio/Martínez, Jorge (I)/Taylor, Gregg (I)/Lampron, Rob/Mata, Cosmo/Grimes, Clyde/Hesson, 'Earthquake'/Yeager, Biff (I)/Sawaya, George/Darling, Todd (III)/Cox, Alex (I)/Schloss, Zander/Rude, Dick/Bennett, Michael (I)/Schwartz, Terry/Bingenheimer, Rodney/Miley, Keith/Harris, Josh (I)/Gutierrez, Quentin/Darling, Erin/Schloss, Melanie/Carter, Logan/Szigeti, Cynthia/Barnes, Susan (I)/Delux, Delores/Richardson, Nancy (I)/Chan, Janet (II)/Wali, Monona/Bartlett, Dorothy/Gregg, Sharon/Ponce, Connie/Kelly, Kelitta/McGee, Vonetta/Barash, Olivia (I)/Balgobin, Jennifer/Williams, Kim (I)/Kiel, Sue/Martin, Helen (II)/Pettyjohn, Angelique/Sorrenson, Laura/Wool, Abbe/Jensen, Linda (I)/Person, Michele +Repulsion (1965)/Futcher, Hugh/Hendry, Ian (I)/Polanski, Roman/Fraser, John (I)/Wymark, Patrick/Pratt, Mike (I)/Villiers, James/Merlin, Monica/Deneuve, Catherine/Graham, Imogen/Fraser, Helen (I)/Furneaux, Yvonne/Taylor, Valerie (I)/Houston, Renee +Requiem for a Dream (2000)/Clarin, Daniel/Selby Jr., Hubert/Gantt, Leland/Howard, Peter (IV)/Centofanti, Jim/Lombardo, Ross/David, Keith (I)/Pollack, Joshua (I)/Feinstein, Brett/O'Hagan, Shaun/Weissman, Greg/Bader, Scott/Reisner, Geordan/Mansbach, Carter/Aronofsky, Abraham/Margolis, Mark/Fier, Ricky/Costello, Brian (I)/De Harp, Eddie/Shenkman, Ben (II)/Chinlund, James/Wayans, Marlon/Kessler, Andrew (I)/Abraham, Abraham/Naidu, Ajay/Herman, Stanley/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Maloney, Peter (I)/Gullette, Sean/Baker, Dylan (I)/O'Neal, Te'ron A./Weiner, Chad/Stram, Henry/Scandore, Keith/Chait, Scott/Bello, Gregg/Buell, Bill (I)/Varvaro, Chris/Cohen, Robert Dylan/Leto, Jared/Chattoo, Bryan/Cohen, Ben (I)/Miller, Todd (IV)/O'Connell, Jack (II)/Mastin, Chas/Seltzer, David (II)/Cohen, Eric (I)/Miller, Scott (IX)/Rallo, Craig/Weeks, Jimmie Ray/Aronofsky, Darren/Viñas, Ricardo (II)/Weissberger, Jesse/Franklin, Scott (I)/Getz, John (II)/Kaycheck, Michael/Gordon, Joanne/Litteer, Heather/Sarno, Janet/Berry, Diana/Shepherd, Suzanne/Goodheart, Ami/Pai, Lianna/Campbell, Aliya/Decker, Jenny/Merediz, Olga/Aronofsky, Charlotte (I)/Shoaib, Samia/Dowse, Denise/Furman, Allison/Zavarin, Nina/Kurtz, Marcia Jean/Lasser, Louise/Connelly, Jennifer/Burstyn, Ellen +Rescuers Down Under, The (1990)/Scott, George C./Greenwood, Peter (I)/Ryen, Adam/Newhart, Bob/Robson, Wayne/Rogers, Tristan/Gilbert, Ed/Welker, Frank/Firth, Peter/Barty, Billy/Fox, Bernard (I)/Candy, John/Seale, Douglas/Gabor, Eva/Taylor, Russi/Meyer, Carla +Rescuers, The (1977)/Jordan, Jim (I)/Dumat, Philippe/Taylor, Dub (I)/Clemmons, Larry/Fox, Bernard (I)/Lindsey, George/Lhorca, Serge/McIntire, John (I)/Lax, Francis/McMillian, Bill (I)/Fiedler, John (I)/Newhart, Bob/MacDonald, James (II)/Bilis, Teddy/Carel, Roger/Buttram, Pat (I)/Flynn, Joe (I)/Riquier, Georges/Delphe, Béatrice/Bruno, Aurelia/Val, Jane (I)/Stacy, Michelle/Pradier, Perrette/Cordy, Annie/Gabor, Eva/Nolan, Jeanette/Poulain, Dominique/Page, Geraldine/Flint, Shelby/Lester, Robie +Reservoir Dogs (1992)/Keitel, Harvey/Turner, Rich (I)/Baltz, Kirk/Penn, Chris (I)/Tierney, Lawrence/Madsen, Michael (I)/Brooks, Randy (I)/Bunker, Edward/Sottile, Michael/Tarantino, Quentin/Polyi, Stevo/Steers, Burr/Cosmo, Tony/Wafford, Rowland/Steen, David (I)/Ruth, Robert/Buscemi, Steve/Hamann, Craig/Bender, Lawrence/Wright, Steven (I)/Roth, Tim/Latham, Laurie/Strova, Maria/Celeste, Suzanne/Kaye, Linda +Resident Evil (2002)/Butler, Jaymes/Bolt, Jeremy/Crewes, Martin/Aleardi, Pasquale/Tannion, Robert/Salmon, Colin/Jerabek, Torsten/Purefoy, James/Logan-Black, Marc/May, Joseph/Billington, Stephen/Mabius, Eric/McCluskey, Ryan/Pearce, Oscar/Isaacs, Jason/Harding, Jamie/Glascott, Fiona/Bolt, Anna (I)/Brice, Liz May/Makatsch, Heike/Ové, Indra/Jovovich, Milla/Dicker, Michaela/Rodriguez, Michelle (I) +Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004)/Detoro, John/Fehr, Oded/Jefferson, Joey/Fiddick, Malcolm/Benjamin, Ron/Chiesurin, Frank/Weedon, Jeffrey/Wylde, Peter C./Pyrz, Gene/Newsome, Michael C./Gagne, Marc/Epps, Mike/Mann, Jazz/Glen, Iain/Gerhardt, Tom/Austin-Olsen, Shaun/Kretschmann, Thomas/Weedon, Christopher/Betan, Yaron/Prochaska, Bobby/Pounsett, Geoffrey/Gustavia, Michy/Hart, Stephen R./Borbridge, Brad/Nichols, Dave (I)/Ward, Zack/King, Brian (IV)/Podhora, Roman/Morelli, Robert (I)/Betancourt, Ricardo/Copkov, Dean/Ellery, Dan/Ludzik, Ted/Girard, Simon (I)/Mackinnon, Shane/King, Brian (XV)/Martinuzzi, Martin/Codrington, Jim/Burd, Tim/Colbo, Torquil/Marren, Christopher/Fielding, Ed (I)/Courey, Alex/Drayton, Sava/Mabius, Eric/Beck, Joey/Khoury, Billy/Geddes, Garry/Adoti, Razaaq/Aasland, Derek/Parrott, Billy/Witt, Alexander/White, Gregory (V)/Morgan, Eric (III)/Paputsis, James/Hare, Kevin (I)/Moody, Ben/Benson, Chris (I)/Henry, Pierre (III)/Taylor, Matthew G./Hayes, Stefan/White, Jeff (II)/Harris, Jared/Hall, Robert (XI)/Harte, Richard/Abrams, Aaron/Gomes, Larissa/Danilina, Ana/Charles, Natalie/Crimi, Janessa/Jovovich, Milla/Chu, Annabel/Vavasseur, Sophie/Sims, Rebecca/Renee, Dionne/Johansson, Ingrid/Burdon, Catherine/Grant, Venice/Stahlbrand, Sandi/Valente, Deborah/Braaten, Heather/Dick, Heather/Marshall, Amber/Holt, Sandrine/Latimer, Michelle/Tonello, Melanie/Moore, Joan/Guillory, Sienna/Walters, Geny/Moore, Sharon/St. Hill, Nicole Ann/Chim, Jo/Fahlenbock, Megan +Restoration (1995)/Gomer, Russell/Beard, Steven/McDiarmid, Ian/Carter, Simon (I)/Michell, Philip/Dallimore, John/Downey Jr., Robert/Babot, Philip/Hutchison, Nick/Pallett, Leonni/Letheren, Mark/Neill, Sam/Ryall, David/Quarmby, John/McKellen, Ian/Ennis, Jim/Grant, Hugh (I)/Taylor, Simon (I)/Rozelaar-Green, Frank/Ross, Willie/Davies, Dylan/Valentine, Graham/Watchurst, Neville/Hext, Timothy/Thewlis, David/Evans, Roy (I)/Nannestad, Arne/Gardner, Tony (I)/Pringle, Bryan/Edmonds, Alex/Gant, David (I)/Kubba, Janan/Fisher, Stephen (I)/Whitrow, Benjamin/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Havill, Andrew/Voigts, Henrietta/Herbert, Judy (I)/McKenrick, Susanne/Iglich, Bernadette/Savva, Anna/Russell, Claire (I)/Ryan, Meg (I)/St. John, Beryl/McDade, Sandy/Lamb, Caroline/Runacre, Jenny/Griffith, Wendy (I)/Cohen, Jessica (I)/Walker, Polly (II)/Cohen, Ena/Bennett, Rosalind/MacLeod, Mary/Giles, Selina/Blade, Carole/Woodbridge, Wendy/Redfern, Joanne/Morini, Margarlda/Neave, Belinda/Luce, Philippa +Resurrection (1999)/Kennedy, Robert (I)/Filips, Jan/Marsman, Darren/Thomas, Robert (V)/Smith, Robert N./Anscombe, Mike (I)/Meyler, Tony/Joy, Robert (I)/Ferry, David (I)/Vernon, Ray (I)/MacNeill, Peter (I)/Kramer, Ken (I)/Orser, Leland/Kidnie, James/Wickware, Scott/Williams, Philip (I)/Potts, Jonathan/Fox, Rick (I)/Tourangeau, Jacques/Chilvers, Patrick/Thorne, Chaz/Enkin, Darren/Authors, Jeff J.J./Olah, Michael/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Whittaker, Jonathon/Gray, Rothaford/Cronenberg, David/Melymick, Mark/Glave, Karen/Tyson, Barbara/Gordon, Barbara (II)/Gatica, Silvana/Eastwood, Jayne/Papavs, Vicki +Return of the Living Dead III (1993)/Lopez, Sal/Moroff, Mike/Sikorra, Joe/Urena, Julian Scott/McCord, Kent (I)/Lee, Dana (I)/Wallace, Basil/Northern, Michael/Kane, Billy (I)/Deak, Michael/Peck, Brian (I)/Decker, Michael/Callahan, James T./Epperson, Clarence/Hickox, Anthony/Wells, David (I)/Edmond, J. Trevor/Andre, Jill/Clarke, Melinda/Lenz, Abigail/Reyes, Pía/Douglas, Sarah (I) +Return of the Living Dead, The (1985)/Deighan, Drew/Karen, James (I)/Dalesandro, James/Venturini, Mark/Terry, Jonathan/Trautman, Allan/Askew, Rick/Drake, Leigh/Calfa, Don/Libman, Bob/Durbin, John/West, John Stuart/Bond, David (I)/O'Bannon, Dan/Philbin, John/Krieger, Ed/Coleman, Jerome 'Daniels'/Peck, Brian (I)/Cloud, Paul/Brice, Derrick/Bennett, Robert J./Craighead, Robert/Stout, William/Mathews, Thom/Crabtree, Michael (I)/Houlihan, Terrence/Gulager, Clu/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Shepard, Jewel/Cordell, Cathleen/Randolph, Beverly (II)/Davis, Cherry (I)/Quigley, Linnea/Bremmer, Leslee +Return of the Pink Panther, The (1975)/Pohlmann, Eric/Lom, Herbert/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Bluthal, John/Samuelson, Peter/Aslan, Grégoire/Arne, Peter/Spinetti, Victor/Jeffrey, Peter (I)/Lodge, David (I)/Adams, Tony (I)/Sellers, Peter/Kwouk, Burt/Charisse, Andre/Mortimer, Francis/Tanney, Herb/Maranne, André/Sawalha, Nadim/Grady, Mike (I)/De Vernier, Hugo/Nightingale, Michael/Jones, Peter (I)/Stark, Graham/Reid, Milton/Adem, Yashaw/Hawk, Jeremy/Abbott, Pamela/Cleveland, Carol/Davenport, Claire/Schell, Catherine/Maureen, Mollie +Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The (1994)/Dugan, John (I)/Partain, Paul A./Guerra, Loren/Wise, Bill (I)/White, Adam (I)/Gale, James/Kilgore, Chris/Roe, Roger/Schirmacher, Grayson Victor/Stevens, Joe (I)/Jacks, Robert (I)/Wickerham, Ryan (I)/Keele, Derek/Schiller, Axel L./Martin, Les (I)/Cone, Tyler/Harrison, John (III)/Brock, Vince/McConaughey, Matthew/Cockrum, Andy/Laurence, David (I)/McMichael, Debra/Hughes, Angee/Newmyer, Lisa Marie/Caraveo, Lisa/Rosenberg, Rebecca (I)/Nogales, Carmen/Loughran, Susan/Perensky, Tonie/Zellweger, Renée/Burns, Marilyn (I)/Wolcott, Geri/Wiggins, Jeanette +Return to Me (2000)/Gian, Joseph/Virtue, Tom/Senderak, Thomas A./Gresik, Alan/Zirko, William/Ricco, Angelo/Spector, Peter B./Gabor, Rudy/Pasquesi, David/Ghini, Romano/Lake, Don/Teinowitz, Harry/Bronder, William/Hunt, Patrick (I)/Cooper, Jack (V)/Grier, David Alan/Bartelt, Bill/Howe, Brian/Hunt, Kevin (I)/O'Malley, Tim/Jacobs, Walt/Jones, Eddie (I)/Duchovny, David/Cusack, Dick/Hibbs, Austin Samuel/Tanguay, Adam/O'Connor, Carroll/Jones, Franklin E./Belushi, James/Pound, Karson/Spitzer, Tyler/Barnes, Chris (IX)/Warren, Darryl/Hunt, Tom (II)/Loggia, Robert/Ballog, Edward/Orrico, Laura/Wortell, Holly/Starkman, Lora/Allen, Lindsay/Muellerleile, Marianne/Bounds, La Taunya/Lake, Claire/Veduccio, Becky/Arena, Gabriella/Tungate, Tamara/Driver, Minnie/Vitale, Lilliana/Biniak, Holly/Sebastiani, Paola/Hunt, Alice (I)/Richardson, Joely/Larsen, Laura/Lew Tugend, Jennie/Harrison, Lisa (V)/Hunt, Bonnie/Hunt, Carol (III) +Return to Oz (1985)/Jacobs, Jon (II)/Stevens, Ken (I)/Skeaping, Colin/Maar, Pons/Case, Justin (I)/Lim, Swee/Rose, Timothy M./Elliott, Peter (II)/Roy, Deep/Norrington, Stephen/Conway, Lyle/Barnett, Robbie (I)/Henson, Brian (I)/Ennals, Roger/Barrett, Sean (II)/Wilson, Mak/Larange, Stewart/Greenaway, David/Tansy/Felix, Geoff/Hudson, Kevin (V)/Tan, Philip/Clark, Matt (I)/Sundin, Michael/Thirtle, Robert/Boa, Bruce/Alexander, John (II)/Hopkins, Mark (I)/Williamson, Nicol/Ridley, Emma/Ashton, Rachel/Laurie, Piper/Marsh, Jean/Balk, Fairuza/Hine, Michele/Ward, Sophie (I)/Dacre, Susan/Berk, Ailsa/Victory, Fiona/Bryer, Denise/Hawkins, Cherie +Return to Paradise (1998)/Vaughn, Vince/Izani, Aril/McCauley, James Michael/Kah Yong, Teoh/Sandow, Nick/Hodson, Ed/Scullin, Kevin/Chang, Richard (II)/Conrad, David (I)/Ghazali, Yusmal/de la Fuente, Joel/Phoenix, Joaquin/Dobell, Curzon/Barry, Raymond J./Lee, Ming (I)/Stockman, Todd/Zayas, David/Wai, Kwak/Patrick, Glenn/Patrick, Vincent (II)/Van Bergen, Ben (I)/Chin, Woon-Kin/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Heche, Anne/Boyd, Rebecca/Wu, Regina/Yusoff, Deanna/Wong, Amy (I)/Rodriguez, Elizabeth (III)/Friese, Brettanya/Farmiga, Vera/Sias, Rose (I)/Issariya, Is/Saifer, Rebecca +Revenge (1990 I)/Milian, Tomas/Corti, Jesse/Compan, Gilberto/de Icaza, Luis/Thomason, Mark (I)/Costner, Kevin/Santos, Joe/Rojo, Daniel (I)/Pastor, Julián/Rubi, Mauricio/Quinn, Anthony/Zepeda, Gerardo/Garcini, Salvador/Rubio, Jorge Pascual/Gammon, James (I)/Leguizamo, John/Brook, Claudio/de Oni, Christofer/Martínez, Joaquín/Ferrer, Miguel/Hernández, Mónica (IV)/Bolkan, Edna/Rodriquez, Trini/Stowe, Madeleine/Hughes, Kathleen (I)/Murcelo, Karmin/Egurrola, Julieta/Karina, Pia/Kirkland, Sally (I) +Revenge of the Nerds (1984)/Armstrong, Curtis/Casey, Bernie/Cherry, Carl/Kerpez, Theodore/Berg, Greg (I)/Frank, Adam (I)/Galland, Jay/Duran, Steven/Heindel, Dean/Melton, Robert/Urena, Michael/Carter, Roger (I)/Anklam, James/Salinger, Matt/Goodman, John (I)/Cassese, Andrew/Busfield, Timothy/Lindsley, Vincent/Parker, F. William/Obeid, Thomas/Gregor, Malcolm/Haugh, Matthew M./Cromwell, James (I)/Carradine, Robert/Repp, Thomas/Spangler, Scott/McGinley, Ted/Nelson, Brian (I)/Yeatras, Steve/Kurinsky, Jerry/Horning, William C./Wohl, David (I)/Lombardo, Lance/Grunberg, Brad/Kendrick, Henry/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Scott, Larry B. (I)/Halland, Jay/Baffert, Gamble/Lover, Brian/Bird, Scott (II)/Moskowitz, David/Kodama, Fumio/Tochi, Brian/Wilson, William B./Salan, Andrew/Samuels, Taylor/Gibb, Donald (I)/Almon, John/Stravolo, Chris/Egan, Daniel (I)/Muellerleile, Marianne/Bell, Laura/Hirson, Alice/Gardaphe, Angela C./Kolasa, Lisa/Bernstein, Deborah/Perlman, Melissa/Montgomery, Julia/Meyrink, Michelle/Katzel, Sandra/Kinderman, Kristen/Wilcox, Jennifer/Gaio, Jennie/Hoover, Carolyn/Madden, Colleen/Mersky, Kres/Levario, Kris/Philbee, Tonja Sue/Costello, Donna/Felker, Linda/Blinder, Madaline/Nelson, Kristi (I)/Nusz, Lillie/Sorenson, Monique/Blackledge, Calon/Hayes, Suzanne B./Tinsley, Rhonda/Knutzen, Karen/Welch, Lisa/Dushoff, Romy/Stock, Lori/Myers, Susan/Reed, Kelly (I)/Mintz, Renee/Siqueiros, Shawn/Craig, Lucy (I)/Strunk, Kay/Fagan, Felicia +Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise (1987)/Cassese, Andrew/Scott, Larry B. (I)/Fitzgerald, Michael (III)/Laborde, Huey/Forchion, Raymond/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Armstrong, Curtis/Rabasa, Ruben/Cromwell, James (I)/Morris, Victor (II)/Paul, Richard Joseph/Gilpin, Jack/Boykin, Tom/Goodman, Robert (V)/Greadington, Miles/Knott Jr., Ed/Julien, Jason/Hong, James/Busfield, Timothy/Carradine, Robert/Lauter, Ed/Gibb, Donald (I)/Whitford, Bradley/Hodges, Tom/Sobel, Barry/Waymire, Rhonda/Rosea, Donna/Compton, Noreen (I)/Blake, Teresa (I)/Caskey, Marilyn/Lopez, Priscilla/Thomas, Carmen (I)/Thorne-Smith, Courtney/Vanech, Susan/Constable, Janet +Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978)/Beckley, Tony/Kwouk, Burt/Wyman, John/Plytas, Steve/Lodge, Andrew/Newbury, John/Wilmer, Douglas/King, David (I)/Diamond, Arnold/Parker, Ed (II)/Kum, Kristopher/Bregonzi, Alec/Mayne, Ferdy/Bell, Michael (I)/Stewart, Paul (I)/Satton, Lon/McGee, Henry/Williams, Frank (I)/Lom, Herbert/LaBassiere, Robert/Webber, Robert (I)/Antrim, Paul/Tinn, John A./Chinn, Anthony/Loggia, Robert/Bluthal, John/Jackson, Brian (I)/Jing, Keen/Stark, Graham/Abbott, Fredric/Orchard, Julian/Tanney, Herb/Hodiak, Keith/Maranne, André/Hickban, Bernie R./Sellers, Peter/Bass, Alfie/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Ward, Michael (I)/Clive, John/Schiller, Danny/Hartley, Norman/Augins, Charles/Heller, John G./Allen, Irvin/Sachs, Andrew (II)/Corri, Adrienne/Simm, Jacqui/Maycock, Pepsi/Ling, Fiesta Mei/Leon, Valerie/Tann, Maureen/Cannon, Dyan/Charles, Maria/Lai, Me Me/Anderson, Margaret (I)/Webb, Rita/Yarboy, Rosita/Shaw, Christine (I)/Lloyd, Sue (I)/Welch, Elisabeth +Reversal of Fortune (1990)/Cullum, JD/Lord, Michael (I)/Eyron, Bruno/McLaren, Conrad/Kuhlmann, Bernt/Black, Steven/Beck, Marvin/Hill, Haes/Whitfield, Mitchell/Rea, Dan/Van Tieghem, David/Stevens, Fisher/Singh, Mano/Maxfield, Redman/Mager, Jad/Mailer, Stephen/Irons, Jeremy/Dorff, Thomas/Camp, Bill (I)/Silver, Ron (I)/McCourt, Malachy/Leyden, Leo/Weiss, Gordon Joseph/Neumann, Frederick/Gilpin, Jack/Delate, Brian/Wright, Tom (I)/Pottinger, Alan/Stellato, Frank/Wikes, Michael/McDonough, Edwin/Philpot, Dess/Jones, Kender/Reddin, Keith/Hagen, Uta/Sciorra, Annabella/Close, Glenn/Baranski, Christine/Emerson, Kara/Dunford, Christine/Hundt, Kristi/Dominic, Heather Rose/Shulman, Constance/Cardinahl, Jessika/Zohrer, Joko/Fearon, Sarah/Hamilton, Lisa Gay/Hannon, Mary Ann/Huffman, Felicity/Hagerty, Julie/Carlo, Johann/Klein, Ericka +Revolver (2005 I)/Mak, Derek/Moody, Bill (I)/Lemare, Eddy/Sweeney, George (I)/Burns, Brendon/Riotta, Vincent/Wu, Tom/Strong, Mark (II)/Feitelson, Benjamin/Tang, Tony/Ferda, Mem/Skinner, Andy (I)/Tang, Hon Ping/Walters, Stephen (I)/Tang, Gary/Rudom, Jeff/Chi, Kwai/Shend/Liotta, Ray/Wang, Bruce (I)/Flint, Jimmy/Woszcycki, Mario/Herdman, Martin/Bashir, Abbi/Stuart, Trevor/Puleston-Davies, Ian/Pastore, Vincent/Bennett, Sacha/Dempsey, Louis/Maynard, Terence/Soric, Serge/Clark, Warren/Hibbard, Brian/Howard, Andrew (I)/Grover, Ricky/Rnic, Peter/Stadler, Joerg/Denham, Tony (I)/Benjamin, André/Pruti, Faruk/Rudom, Jeffrey Zade/Igawa, Togo/Statham, Jason/Grower, Mercedes/Annis, Francesca/Lennard, Jasmine/Lau, Kamay/Smith, Anjela Lauren/Peman-Cadan, Cassia Gladys/Binysh, Elana/Garratt, Evie +Richard III (1995)/Williamson, Marco/Hardwicke, Edward/Carter, Jim (I)/Hammond, Roger/Purchase, Bruce/Rashleigh, Andy/Dreyfus, James/Paterson, Bill (I)/Sumpter, Donald/Groom, Matthew/Gilmore, Ryan/Bowen, Christopher/Lill, Denis/Dunbar, Adrian/West, Dominic/Downey Jr., Robert/Hawthorne, Nigel/Antrobus, David/McKellen, Ian/Lyons, Derek/McInnerny, Tim/Broadbent, Jim/Jewesbury, Edward/Wood, John (I)/Kent, Stacey/Mora, Madeleine/Bening, Annette/Steavenson-Payne, Kate/Scott Thomas, Kristin/Hanley, Tres/Smith, Maggie (I) +Ricochet (1991)/Freeman, K. Todd/Phelan, Mark/Pollak, Kevin/Cramer, Rick/Turner, Leonard O./Landers, Matt/Jackson, Lorne/Miller, Frank (I)/Cozart, Cylk/Rubinow, John/Christy, George/Crummey, Joe/Howard, Sherman/Ice-T/Cheshier, Lydell M./Amos, John (I)/Forman, Phil/De Zarn, Tim/Roth, Ivan E./Dukes, Andre/Perry, Don (I)/Selznick, Albie/Steinberg, Robert Martin/Lithgow, John/Cothran Jr., John/Lacamara, Carlos/Young, Christopher Anthony/Washington, Denzel/Ishida, Jim/Dane, Hugh/Finnegan, Tom/Ventura, Jesse/Adams Jr., Quincy/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Evans, Josh (I)/Jackson, Langston/Neville, Charles (I)/Jones, Aileaha/Sanow, Lisa/Bransfield, Marjorie/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Wagner, Lindsay (I)/Leigh, Aimée/Barone, Anita/Carvalho, Betty (I)/Lentini, Susan/Blakemore, Kirsten/Ali, Kimberly Natasha/Landry, Michele/Dona, Linda/Thomas, Heidi (I)/Hunter, Lisa (I)/DuPois, Starletta/Kaplan, Holly/Campos, Susan/Forrest, Irene/Davis, Viveka/Dillard, Victoria/Nelson, Lisa (I) +Ride the High Country (1962)/Hagney, Frank/Buchanan, Edgar/McCrea, Joel/Helton, Percy/Scott, Randolph (I)/Mikler, Michael T./Starr, Ron (I)/Jones, L.Q./Anderson, John (I)/Chandler, John Davis/Foulger, Byron/Drury, James/Armstrong, R.G./Oates, Warren/Jackson, Jenie/Phillips, Carmen (I)/Hartley, Mariette +Ride with the Devil (1999 I)/Grenier, Zach/Wilson, Dave (II)/Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Whelan, John (III)/Vest, Clayton/Ales, John/Liebschner Jr., Martin/Baker, Simon (I)/Vivian, Dean/Nash, Michael W./Faber, Matthew/McAlexander, Darrell K./Maguire, Tobey/Shaffer, Dusty/Auman, Jeremy W./Graham, Timothy/Urbaniak, James/Casey, Matthew/Judd, John (II)/Cackler, Brady/Fewell, Kevin/Caviezel, James/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Kozlowski, Jacob/Owen, Race/Johnson, Tyler (I)/Shelby, Jim/Darlow, David/Ulrich, Skeet/Owen, Michael (III)/Moynihan, Joseph Patrick/Denesha, Roger/Averill, Ric/DeVictor, Cameron/Dover, Jeffrey/Asher, David L./Myers, Addison/Guiry, Tom/Price, Steven (I)/Landes, Roger/Marks, James (IV)/Grivna, Bill/Schroeder, Marvin/Snell, David Rees/Ruffalo, Mark/Pierce, Glenn Q./Thorson, Jay/Baker, Buck (I)/Durbin, John/Rhys Meyers, Jonathan/Brandis, Jonathan/Shanks, Don/Johnstone, Patric/McLeod, Zan/Meier, Paul (I)/Gibbs, Harry/Greer, Larry/Sener, Scott C./Davis, Michael Shane/Hostetler, Mat/Mailer, Stephen/Burnos Jr., David Lee/Rapport, Michael Linsley/Bentley, Jim (I)/Brandt, Christine (I)/Warfel, Kathleen/Frye, Nancy/Nauman, Jennie/Weaver, Cheryl/Thomason, Donna/Denney, Nora/Kilcher, Jewel/Ackland, Jennifer/Sears, Cassie Mae/Weston, Celia/Barber, Jill/Kyle, Charlotte (I)/Griffith, Amber/Martindale, Margo/Werts, Kelly +Ridicule (1996)/Hocine, Alain/Cancelier, Urbain/Magnan, Philippe/Fumanal, José/Chagrin, Nicolas/Zanardi, Bruno/Abot, Didier/Delpy, Albert/Berman, Marc (I)/Napes, Boris/Chevit, Maurice/Dhéran, Bernard/Derepp, Claude/Berling, Charles/Mathou, Jacques/Giraudeau, Bernard/Draber, Etienne/Pascal, Lucien (I)/Bukowski, Julien/Hardy, Gérard/Le Vessier, Jean-Jacques/Lebas-Joly, Antonin/Brandt, Carlo/Béhar, Fabien/Roman, Jacques/Zeller, Jacques-François/Sergue, Gérard/Rochefort, Jean/Eberhard, Fabrice/Du Janerand, Philippe/Valo, Laurent/Buxtorf, Clementine/Spade, Isabelle/Fourmond, Stephane/Guez, Marine/Herbert, Sylvie/Pillet, Marie/Garguier, Claire/Llano, Marie/Ardant, Fanny/Kirkland, Mirabelle/Mann, Nathalie (I)/Petit-Jacques, Isabelle/Godrèche, Judith +Riding in Cars with Boys (2001)/Arens, Cody/Canfield, Gene/Korkes, Jon/Facinelli, Peter/Lerman, Logan/Garcia, Adam/Lisi, Gaetano/Gelber, Jordan (I)/Pastore, Vincent/Gabriel, Gene/Thoms, Kevin/Cannizaro, Joseph M./Bedford Lloyd, John/O'Rourke, Kevin (I)/Arens, Logan/Carpenter, Gabriel/Rizzo, Dusty/Cassese, Joseph/Capotorto, Carl/Moscow, David/Scott, Jared (I)/Wall, Todd/Mylius, Wade/Linstroth, Michael/Woods, James (I)/Salerno, Robert (II)/Zahn, Steve/Greenhut, Robert (II)/Keith, Richard (VI)/De Paul, Vincent (I)/Hartwick, Noah/Harrington, Desmond/Salerno, Patrick/Liotine, Sean/DeGrazio, John/Gyllenhaal, Maggie/Reale, Alexandra/Marget, Celine/Ryan, Marisa/McCole Bartusiak, Skye/Arens, Skye/Kessler, Peri/Lake, Lauren (I)/Landeau, Aleksia/Dean, Alissa/Ferrara, Megan/Forristal, Susan/Boorem, Mika/Damergis, Anna/Jahier, Donna Sue/Proctor, Kristin/Ferrara, Lauren/Kessler, Brooke/Rosenholtz, Randi/Brooks, Temple/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Scheck, Olivia Morgan/Lucier, Samantha/Perez, Rosie/Klingebiel, Sara/Tilden, Briana/Gilbert, Sara (I)/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Spanier, Marilyn/Urbano, Maryann/Pick, Kaitlyn/Bracco, Lorraine/Segal, Dana/Barricelli, Sophia/Hodder, Heather/Murphy, Brittany/Winston, Nicole/Haller, Shani/Leshnower, Jessica/Reale, Samantha/de la Huerta, Paz +Right Stuff, The (1983)/Glenn, Scott/Mathers, James (I)/Sullivan, Ed (I)/Shearer, Harry/Ward, Fred (I)/Russ, William (I)/Paulin, Scott/Henriksen, Lance/Mikoyan, Anastas/Bazan, Gilbert/Holmes, Ed/Dana, Bill/Ryan, John P./Sevareid, Eric/Gebhardt, Allen/Hall, William (II)/Dahlgren, Tom/Letchworth, Drew/Toscano, Tony/Haynie, Jim/Gulpilil, David/Heart, John X./Kennedy, John F./Pritchard, Michael (I)/Tate, Jack Bruno/Todd, Mark (I)/Munoz, Anthony (I)/Shepard, Sam/Harris, Ed (I)/Geary, Robert J./Voroshilov, Kliment/Brady, James (I)/Yeager, Chuck/Anhalt, Edward/Dano, Royal/Corbett, Ed/Bergmann, Erik (I)/Wallis, Anthony/Bulganin, Nikolai/Beach, Scott/Eschelman, Drew/Johnson, Lyndon (I)/Moffat, Donald/Grones, Royce/Beer, Robert/Malenkov, Georgi/Quaid, Dennis/Clennon, David/Elross, Robert/Henriques, Darryl/Frank, Charles (I)/Dupell, Richard/Khrushchev, Nikita/Gagarin, Yuri/Dehner, John/Helm, Levon/Lion, John/Crocker, Mickey/Goldblum, Jeff/Beale, Christopher P./Wilson, Scott (I)/Conklin, Katherine/Smith, Mittie/Reed, Pamela/Deschanel, Mary Jo/Cartwright, Veronica/Stanley, Kim (I)/Jones, O-Lan/Kase, Susan/Dornacker, Jane/Lee, Kaaren/Sarkisian, Mimi/Baker, Kathy (I)/Hershey, Barbara/Di, Frankie/Coyne, Maureen/Davis, Peggy (II)/Kronemeyer, Sandy/Apick, Mary +Ring Two, The (2005)/Hutchinson, Jeffrey/Stephens III, Omer/Holland, Stephen (II)/McCay, Victor/Coburn, Jonathan/Tomlinson, Brendan/Kelley, Bill (V)/Petrarca, Steven/Thornton, Cooper/Merriman, Ryan/Chieffo, Michael (I)/Baker, Simon (I)/Burch, Jesse/Cole, Gary (I)/Woller, Kirk B.R./Dempsey, Michael (I)/Quinlan, Brendan/Dorfman, David (I)/Lesure, James/Detwiler, Ted/McIntyre, Marilyn/Winstead, Mary Elizabeth/Lyons, Phyllis/Smith, Adrienne (I)/Farley, Jill/Johnson, Michelle Anne/Spacek, Sissy/Overton, Kelly (I)/Joy, Mary/Watts, Naomi (I)/Johnson, Chane't/VanCamp, Emily/Mavromates, Caitlin/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Palladino, Aleksa/Stables, Kelly/Chase, Daveigh/Lawson, Sherilyn (I)/Haffner, Amy/Bibb, Teri +Ring, The (2002)/Lloyd, Billy/Sabatino, Joe/Spound, Michael/Hicks, Chuck/Dorfman, David (I)/Lineback, Richard/Cox, Brian (I)/Richardson, Guy/Blumenfeld, Alan/Cervantes, Gary/Campbell, Keith (I)/Frankel, Art/Brody, Adam (I)/Chrest, Joe/Ginsberg, Maury/Lawrence, Ronald William/Povall, David (II)/Henderson, Martin (I)/Watts, Naomi (I)/Clemente, Aixa/Thigpen, Sandra/Erb, Stephanie/McNamara, Maura/Cochran, Shannon/Chase, Daveigh/Maloney, Coleen/Rue, Sara/Paolone, Catherine/Black, Joanna Lin/Alexander, Jane (I)/Perrette, Pauley/Stoddart, Lindsey/Barrese, Sasha/Frost, Lindsay/Hall, Tess/Tamblyn, Amber/Bella, Rachael +Ringer, The (2005)/Funk, Terry/North, Adam/Jackson, Troy (III)/Leland, Brad/Howell, Mark E./Rothman, John/Calvin, Brad/Cook, Kelly (I)/Dilbeck, Bryan/Cox, Brian (I)/Villalobos, Santiago/Perez, Hugo (I)/Gray, Charles E./Prince, Steven Chester/Rees, Jed/Stahr, J.D./Fannin, Damian/Taylor, John (III)/Avalos, Luis (I)/Hrod-Ric, Hysek/Pemelton, Robert C./Kosminski Jr., Lynn R./Knoxville, Johnny/Dillard, Richard/Campos, Joseph Thomas/Dias, Alcides/Howze, Leonard Earl/Clossin, Michael/Lord, Bobby/Chott, Bill/Bartee, Johnny/Gildea, Sean/Kane, Bo/Ventura, Jesse/Flowers, Leonard/Teague, Jeff/Hernandez, Eric (I)/Patel, Rajiv/Cashion, Larry/Lord, Robert (V)/Gesner, Zen/Barbanell, Edward/Ahmed, Mohammad (I)/Levy, Steve (I)/Sierra, Carlos (III)/Cerrone, Mike/Monagan, Michael/Langley, Adam/Arend, Geoffrey/Kids Of Widney High/Mallory, Shane/Thompson, Mark David/Peterman, Sara/Rastrelli, Kara/Smith, Kerbey/Bradley, Nicole (II)/Johnson, Kimberley R./Beckwith, Chance/Lord, Margie/Straw, Ruth N./Flynn, Meagan/Knighten, Katie/Bush, Heidi B./Shriver, Rosie/Ambort, Janna/Small, Cassandra L./Aguirre, Dania/Edleson, Lauren-Elaine/Heart, Diana/Gallagher, Joanna (I)/Heigl, Katherine +Ringmaster (1998)/Harvey, Robert (I)/Renaday, Peter/Giles, Jerry/Isler, Seth/Capodice, John/Springer, Jerry/Holbrook, Ashley (I)/Goode, Conrad/Kirby, Randall/Knight, Rich (II)/Woods, Frank/Jones, Mickey (I)/White, Michael Jai/Gainey, M.C./Lewis, Jason (III)/Coppola, Chris/Maximilliana/Iglesias, Karl/McNamara, William/Farar, Joel/Orbach, Ron/Staley, Steve (II)/Dudikoff, Michael/Hall, Reamy/Tesreau, Krista/Micheaux, Nicki/Sullivan, Lucia/Michelle, Diane/Pullis, Kimberly/Richard, Nicole/Hagan, Molly/Ament, Vanessa Theme/Enright, Roxanne/Swinney, Stephanie/Vidale, Thea/Ambrose, Tangie/Maxey, Dawn/St. Onge, Korrine/Broussard, Rebecca/Houston, Sharon/Sirleaf, Marietta/McKnight, Angie/Pressly, Jaime/Challey, Christina/Robinson, Wendy Raquel +Ringu (1998)/Sanada, Hiroyuki/Otaka, Rikiya/Muramatsu, Katsumi/Takeda, Toshiliko/Watanabe, Hiroyuki (I)/Takayama, Takashi/Numata, Yoichi/Nakai, Kazufumi/Ban, Daisuke/Yanagi, Yûrei/Risho, Kiyoshi/Shirai, Chihiro/Noda, Shinkichi (I)/Koichi, Mantarô/Matsushige, Yutaka/Matsushima, Nanako/Sato, Hitomi/Naose, Yoho/Nagata, Asami/Shimizu, Kiriko/Takeuchi, Yuko/Ôshima, Yôko/Inou, Rie/Kima, Yoko/Yoshida, Keiko/Kaji, Miwako/Nakatani, Miki/Masako/Matsumaru, Yoshiko/Ikeda, Maki +Ringu 2 (1999)/Yatsu, Isao/Tsuji, Shinmei/Serizawa, Reita/Sanada, Hiroyuki/Ishimaru, Kenjiro/Namiki, Shirô/Muramatsu, Katsumi/Kohinata, Fumiyo/Ban, Daisuke/Yanagi, Yûrei/Suwa, Taro/Nishina, Takashi/Otaka, Rikiya/Numata, Yoichi/Inou, Rie/Sato, Hitomi/Matsushima, Nanako/Yura, Yoshiko/Chôsokabe, Yôko/Fukada, Kyôko/Nakatani, Miki/Masako +Rio Bravo (1959)/Barnes, Walter/Graham, Fred (I)/Healey, Myron/Canutt, Yakima/Booth, Nesdon/Iglesias, Eugene/Wayne, John (I)/Brennan, Walter/White, Ted (I)/Wooley, Sheb/Bond, Ward/Gray, Joe (I)/Roberson, Chuck/Martin, Dean (I)/Atterbury, Malcolm/Russell, Bing/Shimada, Joseph/Akins, Claude/Carey Jr., Harry/Russell, John (I)/Steele, Bob (I)/Bruggeman, George/Smith, Dean (I)/Gonzalez Gonzalez, Pedro/Mitchell, Gordon (I)/Monroe, Tom (I)/Hill, Riley/Nelson, Ricky (I)/Cuchillo, Jose/Donner, Robert (I)/Dickinson, Angie/Rodriguez, Estelita +Rio Grande (1950)/Wayne, Patrick (I)/Pennick, Jack/Jarman Jr., Claude/Naish, J. Carrol/Pioneers, Sons of the/Doss, Tommy/Wayne, John (I)/Perryman, Lloyd/Roberson, Chuck/Farr, Karl/Ortiz, Peter (I)/Pendleton, Steve (I)/Johnson, Ben (I)/Fisher, Shug/Morgan, Lee (I)/Withers, Grant/McLaglen, Victor/Kennedy, Fred/Lyons, Cliff/Curtis, Ken (I)/Carey Jr., Harry/Morin, Alberto (I)/Simpson, Barlow/Jones, Stan (I)/Farr, Hugh/Wills, Chill/Grimes, Karolyn/O'Hara, Maureen +Ripley's Game (2002)/Deutsch, Nikolaus (I)/Malkovich, John/Korries, Soncke M./Zischler, Hanns/Mansshardt, Uwe/Lucà, Maurizio/Zander, Wilfried/Paoloni, Paolo/La Vella, Emidio/Blitz, Sam/Rosstalnyj, Yurij/Scott, Dougray/Winde, Lutz/Winstone, Ray/Lay, Rene/Bloem, Thomas/Paul, Ronnie/Hanisch, Oliver/Headey, Lena/Ventura, Francesca/Fitz, Hendrikje/Caselli, Chiara/Meghangi, Evelina +Rising Sun (1993)/Anderson, Kevin (I)/Snipes, Wesley/Yamashita, Tadashi/Wise, Ray (I)/Robinson, Scot Anthony/Watanabe, Masa/Kubota, Tak/Lee, Leo/Grodénchik, Max/Williams, Keith Leon/von Bargen, Daniel/Obata, Toshirô/Buscemi, Steve/Mako (I)/Mashita, Nelson/Page, Clarence/Demura, Fumio/Peterson, Gunnar/Butler, Dan (I)/Koyama, John/Kenji (I)/Tanaka, Seiichi (I)/Chapman, Michael (I)/Fujimoto, Paul/Kinsley, Michael/Kitamura, Raymond/Choate, Pat/Adams Jr., Quincy/Leopard, Michael/Williams Jr., Larry O./Kusatsu, Clyde/Clemons, Steven C./Kirishima, J. Max/Imada, Jeff/Ganios, Tony/Miyashima, Joey/Crombie, Peter (I)/Egi, Stan/Lloyd, Sam/Brown, Cecil (I)/Keitel, Harvey/Ota, Dennis/Connery, Sean/McGee, Carl A./Dahlgren, Tom/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/Bullock, James Oliver/Shaw, Stan (I)/Iida, Susan/Powers, Alexandra/Hill, Amy/Tuck, Jessica/Robinson, Lauren (I)/John, Tylyn/Weibel, Rita/Fay, Meagen/Michelle, Shelley/Tunie, Tamara/Carrere, Tia/Ruiz, Michele/Clift, Eleanor/Patitz, Tatjana/Thomson, Patricia Ayame/Lindsey, Minnie Summers +Risky Business (1983)/Argiro, Vinny/Armstrong, Curtis/Young, Bruce A./Landfield, Jerome/Davis, Nathan (I)/Minsk, Eric/Kurcz, Robert/Gedrick, Jason/Dean, Ron (I)/Sbarge, Raphael/Kneeland, Wayne/Pantoliano, Joe/Charous, Steven/Masur, Richard/Baron, Jimmy/Teinowitz, Harry/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Pinchot, Bronson/Alexander, Bruno/Chapin, Jonathan/Anderson, Kevin (I)/Tullos, Jerry/Cruise, Tom/Genovese, Mike/Harlan, Scott (I)/Baer, Brett/DeVries, Jill/Locke, Francine/Partridge, Sarah/Grossman, Karen (I)/Dulman, Debra/Gold, Jade/Hill, Kerry/Hazard, Joyce/De Mornay, Rebecca/Staley, Lora/Balkin, Dana/Baker, Cynthia (I)/Birn, Laura Bryan/Mullally, Megan/Danese, Shera/Victor, Vivian/Keenan, Sheila/Cole, Ann/Carroll, Janet/Harrington, Lucy/Collins, Candace/Curran, Elizabeth (I)/Persons, Fern/Lockhart, Anne (I) +Ritana (2002)/Murata, Mitsuru/Kaneshiro, Takeshi/Ali, Ahmad/Zhao, Xiaoqun/Oshinari, Shûgo/Shanino, Nejat/Takahashi, Masaya/Buruna/Hongô, Kanata/Anders, Ari/Kishitani, Goro/Ivan, Semenov/Robinson, Eric (V)/Iida, Kisuke/Gala, Francisco/Beardsley, Bernard/Hill, Ryan (I)/Shimizu, Kazuya/Harrington, Dean/Ryan, Sean (I)/Ishida, Hoshi/Baron, Byron/Ryan, Steve (VI)/Salah, Soltane M./Kawai, Chiharu/Okamoto, Yukiko/Protacio, Kristine/Kiki, Kirin/Windrath, Laura/Suzuki, Anne +River Runs Through It, A (1992)/Richardson, Arnold/Dixon, MacIntyre/Gordon-Levitt, Joseph/Schwidde, Jess/Skerritt, Tom/Hootkins, William/Snyder, Jacob/Snyder, Noah (I)/Lomax, Larry/Schiff, Caleb/Oakland, Fred/Dunkin, Jim/Mayfield, Tracy/Pitt, Brad/Reubens, John/Simmonds, Buck/Creamer, David/Cox, Rob (I)/Cudlitz, Michael (I)/Shellen, Stephen/Richardson, Al (I)/Braun, Philip A./Eastwold, Daren/Gravage, Vann/Jeffery, Don/Gorton, D./Forssell, Hawk/Dingman, Byron/Kroll, Jack/Quesenberry, Lincoln/Kendall, Rex/Tweed, Chuck/Sheffer, Craig/Redford, Robert (I)/Adamson, Chuck/Kreidl, Martina/Johnson, Cecily/Burdette, Nicole/Blethyn, Brenda/Traylor, Susan/Kiser, Margot/Johnson, Prudence/McClurg, Edie/Merren, Anne/Lloyd, Emily/Scharler, Kathy/Reubens, Madonna +River Wild, The (1994)/Strathairn, David/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Galloway, Victor/Cantelon, Paul/Reilly, John C. (I)/Mazzello, Joseph/Morshower, Glenn/Duffy, Thomas F./Lucking, William/Bacon, Kevin/Streep, Meryl/Hoffman, Elizabeth/Sawyer, Stephanie/Delano, Diane +River's Edge (1986)/Hopper, Dennis/Peters, Christopher (I)/Terry, James (I)/Richcreek, Richard/Brock, Phil (I)/Hungerford, Mike/Miller, Joshua John/Nishihara, Yuzo/Metzler, Jim/Reeves, Keanu/Richman, Josh/De L'Etanche du Bois, Francis/Negron, Taylor/Roebuck, Daniel/Bower, Tom (I)/Glover, Crispin/Rossi, Leo (II)/Smith, Tammy (I)/Forslund, Constance/Zal, Roxana/Burrell, Maryedith/Deats, Danyi/Skye, Ione/Odum, Maeve +Rivières pourpres II - Les anges de l'apocalypse, Les (2004)/Henry, Marc (II)/Perinti, Fosco/Prestia, Jo/Legrand, Augustin/Garrivier, Victor/Maranber, Frédéric/Chevallier, Eric (II)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Kassabi, Kevin/Brocheriou, Olivier/Reno, Jean (I)/Liagre, Thierry/Hallyday, Johnny (I)/Treton, Gilles/Benaïche, Wilfred/Magimel, Benoît/Penvern, André/Simon, Nicolas/Di Giovanni, Enrico/Schoendoerffer, Ludovic/Lavalle, Christophe/Renaud, Francis/Riaboukine, Serge/Gallotte, Jean-François/Abiteboul, Michaël/Ebouaney, Eriq/Saracino, David/Der'ven, Thierry/Merlo, Frédéric/Raffaelli, Cyril/Nikita (I)/Jampanoï, Mylène/Natta, Camille/Lazure, Gabrielle/Cebula, Idit +Rivières pourpres, Les (2000)/Gendreu, Robert/Guerillot, Alain/Koretzky, Nicolas/Lafitte, Laurent/Reno, Jean (I)/Descanvelle, Tonio/Robin, Alexis/Skimenti, Vincent/Bernard, Christophe (I)/Belkhadra, Karim/Zitouni, Sami/Levantal, François/Rousset, Olivier/Zitouni, Slim/Rossignon, Christophe/Flamand, Didier/Avare, Laurent/Morel, Olivier (I)/Tulli, Vincent/Bettenfeld, Dominique/Naude, Nicky/Cassel, Jean-Pierre/Nahon, Philippe (I)/Cassel, Vincent/Loreau, Françoise/Farès, Nadia (I)/Bergé, Francine/Sanda, Dominique +Ri¢hie Ri¢h (1994)/Welker, Frank/Riley, Bob (I)/Logan, Stacy/McShane, Michael (I)/Herrmann, Edward/DeCaro, Matt/Schrader, Keith/Fernandez, Eddie J. (I)/Sanders, Sam (I)/Culkin, Macaulay/Lampley, Peter/Maccarone, Michael/Robinson, Joel (II)/Culkin, Rory/Logsdon, Kent/Fawcett, David (I)/Deeth, James/Worthy, Rick/Zaremby, Justin/Ross, Chelcie/Tate, Sean A./Jackson, Reggie (I)/Hilario, Jonathan/Oliver, Robert (III)/Ellegant, Joel/Drury, John (I)/Larroquette, John/Drapkin, Dustin/Green, Bruce (VI)/Hyde, Jonathan/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/Blandford, Jim/Bacarella, Mike/Stein, Ben (I)/Deuter, James/Pearson, Rush/Godleski, Michael/Ebersole, Christine/Pankow, Joanne/Schiffer, Claudia/Maxey, Dawn/Dodds Frank, Marilyn/Jackson, Jan (II)/Christine, Wanda/Pino, Mariangela/Lineburg, Stephi/Stephens, Rachel (II)/Bell, Mindy/Semel, Lily/Rodriguez, Nydia/Burns, Diann +Road House (1989)/Hawke, Charlie/West, Red/Berger, Arthur Lamont/DeFusco, Ed/Fisher, Michael J./McKenna, Travis/Teague, Marshall R./Jones, Jon Paul/Ott, Dennis/Doe, John (I)/Hewlett, Roger/Wise, Michael (I)/Jennings, Bob (II)/Elliott, Sam/David, Keith (I)/Noon, Frank/Quintana III, Gonzalo/Rockman, Joseph/Finnegan, Tom/Unger, Joe/Swayze, Patrick/Parker, Sunshine/Marsico, Tony/Larriva, Tito/Rohner, Marshall/Plewa, Joey/Latta, Chris/Stefka, Kurt James/Lacey, Aaron Michael/Funk, Terry/Young, John William/Marsh, Daryl Sandy/Tighe, Kevin (I)/Hudson, Gary (I)/De Longis, Anthony/Williams, Chino 'Fats'/Rider, Michael (I)/Kingi, Henry/Healey, Jeff (I)/Dunnam, Bill/Nemeroff, Terry/Oldach, John/Gazzara, Ben/Tiny Ron/Stephen, Thomas/Cook, Ancel/Chase, Debra (I)/Burger, Michele/Royer, Julie/Rinchusiuso, Marta/Patterakis, Alicia/Thayer, Meg/Axelrod, Lisa/Malin, Kym/Albert, Laura (I)/Baker, Sylvia/Lentini, Susan/Jasae/Wilhoite, Kathleen/Ciccone, Dawn/Tallman, Patricia/Baker, Cheryl (I)/Kasten, Laura Lee/Caan, Sheila/Brittany (III)/Michaels, Julie (I)/Lynch, Kelly (I)/Anderson, Christine (I)/Paine, Heidi/Noel, Monique/Crossman, Lauri/Doss, Terri Lynn/Jackson, Pamela (I)/Westman, Lisa/Palmer, Jacklyn/Kinkade, Amelia/Veronica, Christina/Herrin, Kymberly +Road to El Dorado, The (2000)/Welker, Frank/Branagh, Kenneth/John, Elton/Cummings, Jim (I)/Olmos, Edward James/Bell, Tobin/Kline, Kevin (I)/Marjoribanks, Duncan/Shaki-Khan, Cyrus/Assante, Armand/Chiang, Elijah/Perez, Rosie +Road to Perdition (2002)/Ridarelli, Phil/Janson, Gene/Kelly, Lamont/Judd, John (III)/Spidle, Craig/Williams, John M. (I)/Kross, Ed/Craig, Daniel (I)/Newman, Paul (I)/Brockman, Michael (I)/Krueckeberg, Cory James/Darlow, David/Baker, Lance (II)/Higginbotham, Marty/Hendrickson, Timothy/Barford, Ian/Naebig, Kurt/Law, Jude/Hanks, Tom/O'Hare, Kieran/Chamberlin, Kevin (I)/Orlinsky, Brian L./Morettini, Mark/Turner, Paul (II)/MacGowan, Lawrence/Sattler, Jon/Kupferer, Keith/Aiken, Liam/Callahan, Jack/Hinds, Ciarán/Greene, James (I)/Murphy, Martin (IV)/Sterchi, John/Sharp, Duane/Hoechlin, Tyler/Currie, James (III)/Rogers, Lee Roy/Groener, Harry/Maxey, Rob/McKinney, Brendan/Baker, Dylan (I)/Moran, Jackie (II)/Cade, Nicolas/Stolte, Christian/Spinuzza, Doug/Sierros, John/Peeples, Roderick/Tucci, Stanley/Dunn, Stephen P./Cerny, JoBe/Jones, Robert (X)/Sassone, Michael/Gallagher, Maureen (I)/Hill, Kelly/Dorsey, Diane/Netzley, Heidi Jayne/Roeder, Peggy/Phillips, Lara/Badie, Mina/Wilson, Juanita/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Keane, Kathleen +Road to Wellville, The (1994)/Valliere, Rich/Myers Jr., Thomas/Scott, John Henry/Neville, John/Boyce, Brendan/Reynolds, Jacob/Garner, Sam/Weisser, Norbert/Hempel, William/Barre, Gabriel/Brocksmith, Roy/Kraus, David (I)/Pender, D. Anthony/Efron, Marshall/Cusack, John/Meaney, Colm/Carvey, Dana/Bath, Jim/Slanksnis, Alexander/Maxwell, Robert J./Lerner, Michael (I)/Thornton, Richard H./Broderick, Matthew (I)/Goodwin, Michael (I)/Olsen, Richard K./Nannarello, George/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Tracey, Robert/Bigwood, James/Hopkins, Anthony/Phillips, Barbara (I)/Bass, Denise S./Lind, Traci/Shaw, Madeline/Tucker, Ann/Pankow, Joanne/Muellerleile, Marianne/Ericson, Jemila/Manheim, Camryn/Bivins, Mary Lucy/Deagon, Ann/Wenderlich, Jean/Berte, Lindsay Hutchinson/Ballinger, Charlotte H./Parker, Monica/Corry, Mary Jane/Shelley, Carole/Maher, Kerry (I)/Fonda, Bridget/Bostic, Beth/Altomare, Lisa/Boyle, Lara Flynn +Road Trip (2000)/Harris Jr., Wendell B./Peyton, Tom/Cornier, Michael/Dye, Richie/McWade, Charlie/Suplee, Ethan/Rowell, Bill/Genius, Johnny/Waddell, Avery/Kimmel, Jimmy/Johnson, Tharon/Ware, Tim/Wilson, Calvin J./Sudduth, Kohl/Beach, Cameron/Gribble, Bill/Green, Tom (III)/Gordon, Marc (I)/Bowie, John Ross/Place, Bobby/Purvis, Byron/Kramer, Ben/Brant, Preston/Dick, Andy (I)/Moses (I)/Myers, Matthew (IV)/Booker, Benjamin/Walsh, Matt (I)/DeLoatch, Raymond/Wiggins, Al/Tobias, Eric/Rapp, Anthony/Peterson, Richard (I)/Cooper, Frank (I)/Scott, Seann William/Simpson, Paul (VI)/Qualls, DJ/Barry, Todd/Dorsey, Omar J./Fowler, Andrew (I)/McBurrows, Relton/Phillips, Todd (I)/Lopez IV, Ernie T./Girardeau, Frank/Lyndeck, Edmund/Faletti, Andrew/Ward, Fred (I)/Broitman, Jed/Bez, Mark/Thompson, Jonathan/Watson, Alex/Meyer, Breckin/Ray, Noah/Sanz, Horatio/Carlton, Randall/Rakofsky, Ben/Taylor, Daniel Emery/Costanzo, Paulo/Aklin, Will/Coppen, Cristen/Wright, Julia (III)/LeAnn, Summer/Sacks, Bethany/Phlong, Rada/Gaul, Patricia/Sucharetza, Marla/Darmane, Doshia/Aviva (I)/D'Amaro, Aerica/Albertini Dow, Ellen/Garrigan, Kellie/Edgeman, Lori Beth/Davis, Mia Amber/Zoe, Deborah/Lauderdale, Mandy/Bell, Rini/Griffis, Rhoda/Marinacci, Rachel/Cauffiel, Jessica/Campbell, Aliya/Smart, Amy/King, Cleo/Myers, Kendra/Jones, Paula Claire/Rodriguez, Guinevere/DeSantis, Jaclyn/Blanchard, Rachel/Caplan, Phe/Wise, Bridgett/Butterfield, Valeisha/Malcolm, Marla/Chyn, Lisa/Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Fox, Kim (I) +Rob Roy (1995)/Bonehill, Richard/Gardiner, Bill (I)/Keir, Andrew/Murtagh, John/McCardie, Brian/Palmer, David Brooks/Gilchrist, Gilly/Stewart, Ewan (I)/Martin, Gilbert/Flemyng, Jason/Neeson, Liam/McArthur, Brian/Hurt, John/Stoltz, Eric/Hayman, David (I)/Roth, Tim/Cox, Brian (I)/Matheson, Karen (I)/Nwanze, Valentine/Masson, Vicki/Henderson, Shirley (I)/McFadyen, Myra/Lange, Jessica +Robin and Marian (1976)/Knight, Esmond/Barrett, John (III)/Elliott, Denholm/Butterworth, Peter/Holm, Ian/Haigh, Kenneth/Williamson, Nicol/Connery, Sean/Barker, Ronnie/Cranham, Kenneth/Maynard, Bill (I)/Shaw, Robert (I)/Harris, Richard (I)/Julió, Montserrat/Abril, Victoria/Hepburn, Audrey/Quilligan, Veronica/Minguillón, Margarida/Hernández Sanguino, Victoria +Robin Hood (1973)/Devine, Andy (I)/Lindsey, George/Candido, Candy/Bedford, Brian/Whitaker, Billy/Fiedler, John (I)/O'Malley, J. Pat/Miller, Roger (I)/Ustinov, Peter/Terry-Thomas/Harris, Phil (I)/Sanders, Richie/Buttram, Pat (I)/Curtis, Ken (I)/Bondi, Beulah/Whitaker, Dora (I)/Luddy, Barbara/Evans, Monica (I)/Shelley, Carole/Laurita, Dana +Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993)/Tancora, Steve/Prevost, Nathan/Brooks, Mel (I)/Owens, Roger/Pitofsky, Peter/DeLuise, David/Lewis, Richard (II)/Baker, Joe (I)/Lewis, Don (I)/Hale, Edwin/Glaser, James/Poppe, Herman/Revill, Clive/Shepard, Robin/Kaiser, Henry (I)/McKee, Joseph R./Stewart, Patrick (I)/Van Patten, James (I)/Main, Laurie/Valenzuela, Patrick/McCann, Chuck (I)/Sklar, Marc Ian/Rees, Roger/Tanner, Tony/Van Patten, Dick/Baldwin, Bryant/Kazann, Zitto/De Luca, Rudy/Henderson, Dante/von Franckenstein, Clement/George, Brian (I)/Del Barrio, Raymond/Hesser, Don/DeLuise, Dom/Noble, Robert (I)/Miller, Ira/Schreiber, Avery/Danare, Malcolm/Rempel, Nicholas/Porretta, Matthew/Boyland Jr., Diesko/McBride, Danny (I)/Jameson, Nick/Diorio, Keith/Godineaux Jr., Edgar/Graham, Ronny/Ridgely, Robert/Dimmick, Joe/Childers, Christopher D./Blankfield, Mark/Bohl, Bill (I)/Kramer, Eric Allan/Saks, Matthew/Assad, Richard/Chappelle, Dave/Grunberg, Brad/Elwes, Cary/Hayes, Isaac/Brymer, Patrick/Allred, Corbin/Harvey, Johnny Dean/Schreiber, Stuart/Cordray, Lisa/Masterson, Chase/Cavanagh, Megan/Ullman, Tracey/Gubin, Dee/Chisney, Diana/D'Arc, Lillian/DeLuise, Carol/Yasbeck, Amy/Gabriele, Kelly Jones/Ballace, Elaine +Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991)/Hockley, Andy/Slater, Christian/Blackwell, Douglas/Adamson, Christopher (I)/Blessed, Brian/Rickman, Alan/McShane, Michael (I)/Connery, Sean/Roach, Pat/Sparrow, Walter (I)/Innocent, Harold/Bowles, David (I)/Strange, Richard/Hallam, John/Goldie, Michael (I)/Peacock, Daniel/Zuber, Marc/Newman, Daniel (I)/Lewis, Howard Lew/Wincott, Michael/Wild, Jack (I)/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Gardner, Jimmy (I)/Brimble, Nick/Riddell, Graham/Lawden, Andrew (I)/Parr, Bobby/Francis, John (II)/Halligan, Liam (I)/Tordoff, John/Costner, Kevin/Deadman, Derek/Dallimore, John/Thomason, Mark (I)/Bain, Imogen/Drouet, Soo/Alexandra, Sarah/Kendall, Merelina/McEwan, Geraldine/Corbett, Susannah/Mastrantonio, Mary Elizabeth +RoboCop (1987)/Wolande, Gene/Summers, Neil/Machado, Mario/Hice, Freddie/Jung, Calvin/Berrier, Stephen/Walters, Mark Edward/Davison, Jon/Moroff, Mike/Gregory, Michael (I)/Combs, Gilbert B./Haynes, Jerry/Poudevigne, Gregory/Lieberman, Rick/Hunter, Michael (I)/King, L.J./Page, Kevin (I)/Zamora, Del/Livingston, Jo/Davies, John S./Carlton, Mark/Clark, Don 'Tex'/Goins, Jesse D./Wise, Ray (I)/McCrane, Paul/Perry, Felton/Stuart, Laird/Edwards, Edward/Prokop, Spencer/Ferrer, Miguel/Smith, Kurtwood/Goslins, Maarten/Carroll, Charles (II)/Shockley, William (I)/Packer, David (I)/Cox, Darryl/Weller, Peter (I)/O'Herlihy, Dan/Levine, Jason (I)/DoQui, Robert/Farmer, Bill (I)/Graf, Allan/Field, James (I)/Cox, Ronny (I)/Sligar, Scott/Nemeth, S.D./de Broux, Lee/Allen, Tyrees/Radcliffe, Karen/Pirkle, Joan/Sachs, Adrienne/Gibbons, Leeza/Bolling, Angie/Rynearson, Marjorie/Keegan, Donna/Parker, Sage/Robin, Diane/Williams, Yolanda/Gray, Andee/Allen, Nancy (I)/Zach, Debra/Griffin, Katie (I) +RoboCop 2 (1990)/DoQui, Robert/Casella, Martin (I)/Lewis, Keith (I)/Dehart, Wayne/Baird, Yogi/Lambert, Robert (V)/Noonan, Tom/Damon, Gabriel/O'Herlihy, Dan/Quinten, Chris/Doolittle, John (I)/Seidner, Justin/Medeiros, Michael (I)/Geldart, Ed/Watson, Woody/Hateley, John/Brown, Roger Aaron/Smith, Brandon (I)/Page, Frank (I)/Pickens, Jimmy Ray/Lerner, Ken (I)/Cord, Erik/Glenn, Eric/Pugh, Willard E./Nelson, Jerry (I)/Shirley, Clinton Austin/Bailey, Charles (II)/Scheer, John (II)/Ingle, John/Machado, Mario/Merck, Wallace/Glover, John (I)/McQueen, James/Ma, Tzi/Rubenstein, Phil/Weller, Peter (I)/Weller, Michael (II)/McCarthy, Jeff (I)/Lee, Stephen (I)/Cravens, Rutherford/Bolender, Bill/Faraizl, Adam/Rolston, Mark/Miller, Frank (II)/Reyes, Richard (I)/Cheung, George/Dwyer, David (I)/Perry, Felton/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Bullock, Gary/Görg, Galyn/Gibbons, Leeza/Mackey, Cynthia/Charbonneau, Patricia/De Jesus, Wanda/Perkins, Jo/Bauer, Belinda (I)/Thompson, Linda (I)/Tarrant, Gage/Udenio, Fabiana/Bolling, Angie/Finn, Lila/Allen, Nancy (I)/Chen, Lily +RoboCop 3 (1993)/Machado, Mario/Gowan, Mark/Seaman, Rick/Nesci, John/Anderson, Stanley/Leipold, Ronnie Jay/Raskin, Kenny/Smith, Lonnie R./Strong, Ken/Nemeth, S.D./Burke, Robert John (I)/Black, Shane/DoQui, Robert/Billups, Eddie/Bullock, Gary/Styles, Timothy Aaron/Jones, Kenny (I)/Posey, John (I)/Fitzgerald, Wilbur/Moss, Michael H./Mercer, Bryan/Corrigan, Blaise/Taylor, Randall (I)/Van, Alex/von Bargen, Daniel/Boyd, Thomas R./Torn, Rip/Castle, John (II)/Leggett, Ron/Yasuda, Doug/Arenberg, Lee/Mako (I)/Locke, Bruce (I)/Chappelle, Tommy/Garlin, Jeff/Randolph, Randy/Taylor, Curtis (I)/Whitford, Bradley/Perry, Felton/Vaughn, Judson/Root, Stephen (I)/Mark, Gordon (II)/de Vries, David (III)/Lorinz, James/Smith, Kurtwood/Pounder, CCH/Ivey, Edith/Marin, Graciela/Butler, Dianne/Hernandez, Remy Ryan/Bolling, Angie/Allen, Nancy (I)/Long, Jodi/LaRue Callahan, Eva/Loeb, D. Taylor/Burns, Beth (I)/Hennessy, Jill +Robots (2005)/Winant, Bruce/Ganz, Lowell/Jones, James Earl/Broadbent, Jim/Iannicelli, Ray/Leno, Jay/McFadden, Brian (III)/Tucci, Stanley/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Denton, Will/Giamatti, Paul/De Paul, Darin/Gulan, Timothy/Panettiere, Jansen/McGregor, Ewan/Bradshaw, Terry (I)/Rosenberg, Alan (I)/Lewis Jr., Anthony J./Roker, Al/Maurice, Marcus/Rossmer, David/Haney, Alexander/Brooks, Mel (I)/Fink, Dann/Williams, Robin (I)/Carey, Drew/Crommett, David/Fahey, Damien/Wilson, Crawford (II)/Williams, Harland/Efron, Marshall/Hedaya, Dan/Kinnear, Greg/Denton, Dylan/Wedge, Chris/Nordquist, Tim/James, Sondra/Stone, Lyla/Lyonne, Natasha/Haney, Angela/Berry, Halle/Bliss, Lucille/Hoffman, Jackie/Perito, Jennifer/Coolidge, Jennifer/Reeves, Kristin (II)/Wiest, Dianne/Bynes, Amanda/Cody, Lara/Cowgill, Cooper/Lemonides, Vanessa +Rock Star (2001)/Jenkins, Edward/Collins, Emmy/Weathers, Jamal/Bonham, Jason/Weinstein, Eric (I)/Calvin, Lawrence/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Woodlee, Zachary/Ironbear, Mylo/Vander Ark, Brian/Zlozower, Neil/Hinton, Gregory (II)/Catanese, Nick/Wylde, Zakk (I)/DeWild, Bill/Olyphant, Timothy/McGeoy, Udee/Loneker, Keith/Azadan, Chad/Pilson, Jeff/West, Dominic/Ramírez, Gabriel (I)/Ryder, Kevin (II)/Friedman, Brian (I)/Enochs, Kirk/Knight, Rich (II)/Knox, Kelly (I)/Baxter, Gene 'Bean'/Spall, Timothy/Bolton, Johnny/Wetzel, Jeffrey/Elias, Blas/Williams, Jamie (I)/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Glave, Matthew/Kennedy, Myles/Flemyng, Jason/Kowalo, Frederick E./Saenz, Ralph/Shrake, Ward/Brennan, William Martin/Napolitano, Ted/Jenkins, Stephan/Corey, Devin/Zimpel, Stephen/Edmond, Jennifer/Jean, Cati/Warren, Jennifer Uilani/Bellew, Stacy/Stevens, Carrie (I)/Rovero, Jennifer/Michaels, Julie (I)/Reed, Sami/Aniston, Jennifer/Zediker, Kara/Shipp, Parker/Lessard, Carey/Simpson, Suzi/Dominczyk, Dagmara/Hunter, Rachel (I)/Anderson, Camille/de Cardi, Anna/Omar, Soraya/Richardson, Kristin (I)/Couch, Teresa/Cevallos, Linda/Mark, Heidi/White, Jamie (I)/Miller, Amy (III)/Brennand, Hailie/Parrott, Tomasina/Stephens, Sonya/Natale, Gia/Scott, Lorna/Leydig, Deborah/Mays, Tabatha/Grant, Beth/Jeinsen, Elke/Kocalis, Jill/Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I)/Whittaker, Ursula/Raynes, Natalie/Fuhrer, Cynthia/Landsburg, Valerie +Rock, The (1996)/Garson, Willie/Maniaci, Jim/Ryan, Andy (I)/Decker, Steve (I)/Simmons, Ronald/Salvallon, Fred/Anselmo, Robert M./Cage, Nicolas/Peduto, Ralph/Teague, Marshall R./Rajab, Robert Ben/Sandoval, Carlos (I)/Nathan, John (II)/Weisman, Kevin/Struhar, Hans Georg/Wilson, Stuart (II)/Clark, Anthony (I)/O'Connor, Raymond/Todd, Tony (I)/McGinley, John C./Morse, David (I)/Riojas, Juan A./Laughlin, John (I)/Enos III, John/Mahrer, Mike/Bowe, David/Guidera, Anthony/Biehn, Michael/Anderson, Stanley/Love Jr., John W./Toms, Rick/Woodbine, Bokeem/Neuhaus, Ingo/Skelton, Sean/Caviezel, James/Nucci, Danny/Harris, Steve (I)/Hawes, Joseph/Connery, Sean/Cruz, Raymond/Berkeley, Xander/Collins, Greg (II)/Kells, Ken/Devlin, Billy/Chalker, Dennis/Yates, Jack/Hall, Philip Baker/Grant, David Marshall/McMahan, Leonard/Besgrove, Robert C./Spencer, John (I)/Hicks, Dwight/Platt, Howard/Kelly, Brendan (I)/Ford, Jack (III)/Humphries, Harry (I)/Whipple, Sam/Forsythe, William (I)/Towles, Tom/Kartalian, Buck/Sporleder, Gregory/Louiso, Todd/Gaver, Duffy/Kelly, Joseph Patrick/Hageboeck, Thomas J./Harris, Ed (I)/Weaver, Celeste/Luenell, Jane Sanguinetti/Krelle, Raquel/Marcil, Vanessa/Pascoe, Tricia Lee/Forlani, Claire +Rocketeer, The (1991)/Overton, Rick/Sandman, Bob/Brickert, Richard T./Daily, Gene/Logan, Kristopher/Wentworth, Chuck/Frankland, Peter/Warlock, Dick/Leeman, Bob/Weisser, Norbert/Vincent, Sam/Miranda, Robert/Lavachielli, John/Sanderson, William/Sorvino, Paul/Finneran, Mike/Henriques, Darryl/Handy, James/Yohnka, Merritt/Cook, Perry (I)/Stavola, Charlie/Barnes, Julian (I)/Kindle, Tom/Hosking, Craig/Forsyth, Paul/Frick, Wilhelm/James, Heinrich/Jones, Eddie (I)/Boyett, William/Turner, Bill (III)/Campbell, Bill (I)/Bromilow, Peter/Arkin, Alan/Adams, Dave (I)/Pugsley, Don/Reed, Arlee/Culpepper, Bret/Pressman, David (I)/Clarke, Michael Francis/Dalton, Timothy/Lauter, Ed/Gail, Scanlon/Corbitt, Chance Michael/Hinton Sr., Steve/Grodénchik, Max/Polito, Jon/D'Angerio, Joe/Poppe, Herman/Franklin, Jim (I)/Tiny Ron/Milhoan, Michael/O'Quinn, Terry/Huff, Tommy J./O'Shea, Daniel/Tully, Thomas Lee/Hitler, Adolf/Frankfather, William/McGrath, Doug/Howard, Clint/DeSouza, Paul (I)/Connelly, Jennifer/Gilbert, Taylor (II)/Despotovich, Nada/Sebastian, Kim/Michaels, Kathleen/Martin, America (I)/Hardin, Melora/Ross, Lori Lynn/Keats, Ele/Pedersen, Lisa/Finn, Lila/Bedau, Danielle/Martindale, Margo/Crawford Brown, Pat +Rocky (1976)/Rolike, Hank/Sands, Billy/Dorn, Michael (I)/Spinell, Joe/Johnson, Arnold (I)/Hollander, Jack/Carroll, Larry (I)/Young, Burt/Silvani, Al/David, Thayer/Memmoli, George/Sorbello, Joe/Baldwin, Bill (II)/Avildsen, John G./Glassberg, Peter/Bow, Simmy/Kaufman, Lloyd/Gambina, Jimmy/Avildsen, Christopher/Burton, Tony (I)/Stallone, Frank (II)/Stallone, Frank (I)/Cassidy, Bobby/Pesce, Frank/Weathers, Carl/Giambelluc, Joseph C./Leh, Robert/Stallone, Sylvester/Sherman, Don/Meredith, Burgess/Shaw, Stan (I)/Frazier, Joe/Stallone, Butkus/Fillipo, Lou/Tangrea, Robert L./O'Hanlon, George/Van, Frankie/Lovell, Pedro/Covan, DeForest/Ring, William E./Shire, Talia/Roby, Lavelle/Eagle, Paris/Trentini, Caterina/O'Hara, Shirley (II)/Robbins, Jane Marla/Lewis, Diana (II)/Letizia, Jodi +Rocky Horror Picture Show, The (1975)/Hinwood, Peter/Calcutt, Stephen/Then, Tony/Nixon, Richard/Woolf, Henry/Cowan, Tony/Newson, Jeremy/Bux, Ishaq/Collins, Rufus/O'Brien, Richard (I)/Wong, Kimi/Biggins, Christopher (I)/Bedden, Perry/Lester, Frank/Bostwick, Barry/Gray, Charles (I)/Meat Loaf/Curry, Tim (I)/Cecil, Hugh/Milner, Anthony/Adams, Jonathan (I)/Marquand, John/Corre, Sadie/Leah, Petra/Fullenwider, Fran/Campbell, Nell/Claire, Imogen/Ledger, Peggy/Ingram, Lindsay (I)/Sarandon, Susan/Brown, Gaye/Labow, Hilary/Leventon, Annabel/Barrie, Gina/Stark, Koo/Obermeyer, Pamela/Quinn, Patricia (I) +Rocky II (1979)/Fillipo, Lou/Stallone, Seargeoh/Spinell, Joe/Nanas, Herb/Davis, Samuel/Munafo, Tony/Ziesmer, Jerry/Casino, James J./Montgomery, Earl (I)/McCrane, Paul/Nahan, Stu/Winkler, Charles/Warnick, Allan/Baldwin, Bill (II)/Gaines, Leonard/Ross, David L./Temkin, Jeff/Silvani, Al/Zazzarino, James/Zaza, James/Lopez, Eddie 'El Annimal'/Durán, Roberto (I)/Young, Burt/Letizia, Joseph/Rolike, Hank/Cumbuka, Shaka/Flor, Doug/Pinkard, Fred/Burton, Tony (I)/Rydbeck, Whitney/Meredith, Burgess/Ness, Ed/Coles, Charles 'Honi'/Pleshette, John/Weathers, Carl/Kondyra, Robert/Le Vant, René/Melendrez, Sonny/Micale, Paul/Musburger, Brent/Robinson, Stuart K. (I)/Blacque, Taurean/McRae, Frank/Sanders, Shepherd/Stallone, Butkus/Stallone, Frank (I)/Hines, Grainger/Stallone, Sylvester/Ryan, Fran/King, Brenda/Robbins, Jane Marla/Kelly, Garrie/Grey, Linda (II)/Lazar, Ava/Flynn, Ruth Ann/Little, Tawny/Meals, Sylvia/O'Connell, Taaffe/Rhodes, Velvet/Shire, Talia +Rocky III (1982)/Taylor, Wally/Fried, Ian (I)/Denkin, Marty/Weathers, Carl/Healy, Jim (I)/Burton, Tony (I)/André, François/Meredith, Burgess/Coleman, Clarke/Brown, Alex (III)/Hooker, Billy Hank/LeFlore, Julius/O'Mara, George/Hill, Jim (I)/Neiman, LeRoy/Hernandez, Tony (II)/Ellis, David R./Morris, John David/James, Dennis (I)/Felice, Jason/Stallone, Sylvester/Mr. T/Gilbert, Mickey/Hogan, Hulk/Young, Burt/Braxton, Roger/Combs, Gilbert B./Crane, Gene/Williams, Chino 'Fats'/Machado, Mario/Silvani, Al/Lindley, Carey/Temkin, Jeff/Fillipo, Lou/Tamburro, Charles A./Lupo, Tom (I)/Gedeon, Ray/Sherman, Don/Lennon Sr., Jimmy/Strong, Clifford/Baldwin, Bill (II)/Berger, Rabbi Philmore/Smith, Eddie (I)/Halty, James M./Brubaker, Tony/Big Yank/Notaro Jr., Ray/Nahan, Stu/Jones, Melvin/Stallone, Frank (I)/Brown, Jophery C./Waugh, Fred M./Pierson, Rex/Smith, J.D. (I)/Cadiente, David/Minor, Bob/Czack, Sasha/Shire, Talia +Rocky IV (1985)/Nahan, Stu/Mardis, Bobby/Schaefer, Craig (I)/Campisi, Gabriel/Hammond, Dean/Rogan, George (II)/McGee, Dwayne/Herzer, Julio/Fillipo, Lou/Glanzmann, Ray/Berns, Gerald/Lundgren, Dolph/Barto, Dominic/Doornick, Robert/Pataki, Michael/Levin, Sergei/Neiman, LeRoy/D'Annibale, Frank/Wolf, Warner/Weathers, Carl/Pipasik, George/Morris, Leslie (I)/Kelley, Richard (I)/Bullock, Jim (I)/De Alessandro, Mark/Williams, Rolf/Hodge, Jim/Giovane, Bob/Burton, Tony (I)/Carpenter, Jack (I)/Brown, James (I)/Tompkins, Barry/Brown, Danial/Pankhurst, Patrick/Green, James 'Cannonball'/Spaventa, George/Austin, Jeff (I)/Adams, R.J./Krakoff, Rocky/Stallone, Sylvester/Austin, David Lloyd/Maffatone, Tony/Denkin, Marty/Blum, Richard/Bandiero, Al/Young, Burt/Shaw, Garth/Thoreau, Jean/Inouye, Julie/Nielsen, Brigitte/Campos, Rose Mary/Dursey, Rose/Shire, Talia/Meals, Sylvia +Rocky V (1990)/Phelps, Brian/Clark, John P./Sherman, Don/Cain, Paul (I)/Sabatino, Joe/Swope, Hayes/Piazza, Ben/Johnson, Kent H./Lucas, Billy D./Lundgren, Dolph/Hodges, Clay/Blair, Nicky (I)/Neiman, LeRoy/Vasquez, Bob/Kaufman, Lloyd/Sheehan, Mike Girard/Leitner, Kurt/Pataki, Michael/Monte, Paul Dion/Smith, Elmer/Compton, Gary/Geraci, Ben/Woods, Lauren K./Weston, Del/Oprison, Richard C./Frazier, Rodney (I)/Hedgeman, Eric/Giovane, Bob/Ward, Stan (I)/Myles, Albert J./Garcia, Alex (I)/Burton, Tony (I)/Avildsen, Christopher/Morrison, Tommy/Avildsen, Jonathan/Thompson, Mark (VI)/Gant, Richard/Meredith, Burgess/Tillman, Henry D./D'Martin, John/Seltzer, Robert/Langton, Jeff/Epper, Danny/Meltzer, Albert S./Williams, Michael (III)/Binns, James/Saunders, Billy D./Wright, Richard 'Dub'/Young, Burt/Cahill, John (I)/Judge, Kerry/Nahan, Stu/Jacoby, Dale/Bucceroni, Kevin/Martin, Meade/Jackson, Curtis (II)/Kuyper, Jon/Buffer, Michael/Gambina, Jimmy/Timmons, John/Rooney, Kevin (V)/Coleman, Clifford C./Connolly, Kevin (I)/Cappuccino, Frank/Hines, Charles (II)/Munafo, Tony/Hochman, Stanley R./Cronin, Patrick (I)/Fillipo, Lou/Stallone, Sage/Scott-Thomas, Mel/Stallone, Sylvester/Bernstein, Al (I)/Turcketta, Gina Marie/Robbins, Jane Marla/Flavin, Tricia/Margiotta, Katharine/Sheppard, Delia/Lewis, Diana (II)/Flavin, Julie/Letizia, Jodi/Ready, Carol A./Persily, Susan/Flavin, Jennifer/Peters, Elisebeth/Carroll, Helena/Roberts, Cindy/Shire, Talia +Roger & Me (1989)/Kay, Tom (II)/Koppel, Ted/Moore, Michael (II)/Sawdon, Richard Earl/Wilson, Steve (IX)/Rather, Dan/Hamper, Ben/Jackson, Timothy/Boone, Pat (I)/Eubanks, Bob/Reagan, Ronald (I)/Sells, George/Ross, Fred (II)/Williams, Guy (I)/Schuller, Robert/Blanchard, James/Bond, James (IV)/Smith, Roger B./Schroeder, Barbara (I)/Edgely, Karen/Bryant, Anita/Britton, Rhonda/Jackson, Dinona/Zelenko, Sue/Rafko, Kaye Lani Rae +Roger Dodger (2002)/Stack, Chris/Savas, Tommy/Eisenberg, Jesse/Essandoh, Ato/Appel, Peter/Londoner, Marco/Millman, Gabriel/Shenkman, Ben (II)/Fickes, Colin/VanBuskirk, George/Scott, Campbell (I)/Rossellini, Isabella/Emery, Lisa/Sherman, Courtney/Baccarin, Morena/Morgan, Juliet/Diaz, Flora/Badie, Mina/Larson, Libby/Gatschet, Stephanie/Berkley, Elizabeth/Chaisson, Anne/Beals, Jennifer (I)/Six, Michelle +Rollerball (1975)/Richardson, Ralph (I)/Griffin, David (I)/Hamane, Alan/MacInnes, Angus/Caan, James/Tucker, Burnell/Normington, John/Rimmer, Shane/Burton, Loftus (I)/Houseman, John (I)/Kwouk, Burt/Beck, John (II)/Chinn, Anthony/Minor, Bob/Gouhad, Abi/Gunn, Moses/Thomas, Alfred (I)/LeParmentier, Richard/Leon, Bob/Lee, Robert (V)/Miller, Bob (I)/Wong, Danny (I)/Ho, Andy/McDonald, Mac (I)/Ito, Robert/Boyum, Steve/Hensley, Pamela/Adams, Maud/Trentham, Barbara/Brown, Miquel/Bleier, Nancy +Rollerball (2002)/Bryniarski, Andrew/Malamud, Vsevolod/Arness, Andy/Labelle, Richard/Taylor, Scott (IX)/Wu, Paul (I)/Rushton, Kevin/Fehn, Chris/Kesler, John/Avakian, Tristan/Tadross, Michael (I)/Boisvert, Léopold/Lipinski, Eugene/Reno, Jean (I)/Yap, Norman/Dopud, Mike/Klein, Chris (I)/Crahan, Shawn/Shurchin, Barry/Pedari, Angelo/von Berg, Peter/Zsigovics, Gabor/Cannon, Kim D./Kosaka, Peter/Sita, Nick/Ito, Toshihiro (I)/Callender, Victor/Soucy, Philippe/Salvín, Pedro/Takeishi, Tsutomu/Nunes, Paulino/LL Cool J/Park, Steven P./Kramer, Eitan/Austin-Olsen, Shaun/Karle, Thomas/Wittman, Ben/Jones, Craig (III)/Andrews, Naveen/Fallon, John (I)/McMahon, Shane/Girard, Simon (I)/Hemblen, David/Palermo, Anthony/Ale, Guy/Krespil, Jonathan/Tong, Xinkang/Andrei, Damir/Stewart, Shawn/Jordison, Joey/Mahin, Jay/Létourneau, Guy/Thompson, Mick (I)/Taktarov, Oleg/Sharifi, Jamshied/Paquette, François/Gray, Paul (VI)/Heyman, Paul/Bouziani, Nabil/Cheng, Barney/Ferdman, Oleg/Christy, George/Root, James (II)/Farr, Tom/Ghali, George/Orlando, Richard/Ferrara, Frank/Hakmoun, Hassan/Krzisnik, Zoran/Makarov, Vitali (II)/Wilson, Sid/Zeman, Richard/Hausserman, Mischa/Geylik, Eugene/Eagle, Flint/Blake, Peter (I)/Schoot, Slava/Mourani, Bruno/Brassard, Jean/Bashey, Ismail/Taylor, Corey (I)/Smith, Ivan (I)/Wang, Luoyong/Zinoviev, Anatoly/Salihu, Ahmet/Marrero, Eddie/Kwansa, Kes/Salim, Eddy/He, Lilly/Zhi, Xu/Poon, Alice/Cannon, Susan (II)/Hughes-Heying, Yolanda/Situ, Florence/Champagne, Debbie-Anne/Whitmore, Amy/Alini, Ghiziane/Ali, Azam/Alini, Dalila/Robitaille, Claudine/Stubbs, Melissa R./Rijker, Lucia/Svecova, Jitka/Pink (I)/Wright, Janet/Sturik, Ola/Leblanc, Michelle/Sakamoto, Miyuki/Landreville, Isabelle/Benjamin, Alice/Dobó, Kata/Chiang, Ruth/Romijn, Rebecca +Roma, città aperta (1945)/Passarelli, Eduardo/Bruno, Nando/van Hulzen, Joop/Annichiarico, Vito/Tavazzi, Alberto/Fabrizi, Aldo/Sindici, Carlo/Feist, Harry/Tolnay, Ákos/Grandjacquet, Francesco/Pagliero, Marcello/Pandolfini, Turi/Magnani, Anna/Michi, Maria/Pellegrini, Amalia/Galletti, Giovanna/Rovere, Carla +Roman Holiday (1953)/Penza, Giacomo/Carlini, Paolo/Tulli, Marco/Pastore, Piero/Rizzo, Carlo (I)/Oulton, Eric/Dijksgraaf, Jan/Carminati, Tullio/Neuhaus, Richard/Senoret, Octave/Montabre, Maurice/McNamara, Richard (III)/Nobile, Desiderio/Gross, Otto/Bocci, Gildo/Scanziani, Piero/Viori, Cesare/Ballerini, Ugo/Ambrogi, Armando/Rizzo, Alfredo/Hitchcock, Edward/Werbe, Hank/Horne, John/Williams, Harcourt/Mitter, Rabindranath/Albert, Eddie/Cavanillas, J. Cortes/Ermelli, Claudio/Peck, Gregory/Poli, Mimmo/Arena, Maurizio (I)/Gordon, Sidney (I)/De Pascale, Ugo/Lampe, Friedrich/Marino, Luis/Annuale, Armando/Browne, Alfred/House, Stephen/Klinger, Kurt (I)/Baschiera, Bruno/Jennette, Adam/Esterhazy, Andrea/Olivieri, Giustino/Tico, Alcide/Moriones, Julio/Ferrier, Jacques/Fostini, Giovanni/Cortay, John/Power, Hartley/Moneta, Luigi/Lucinni, Mario/Hindrich, Heinz/Higgins, George (I)/Raffaelli, Giuliano/De Aldisio, Ferdinando/Segale, Gianna/Rawlings, Margaret/Weber, Tania/Crispo, Vittoria/Lilamani, Princess/Hepburn, Audrey/Veiga, Dianora/Fondra, Helen/Gauthier, Teresa/Lante, Diane/Varner, Patricia/Wyler, Catherine (I)/Galema, Sytske/Gori, Gorella/Cattaneo, Princess Alma/Borboni, Paola/Wyler, Judy/Solari, Laura/Rika, Dominique +Romance (1999)/Long, Kevin (V)/Marco (II)/Samson, Cédric/Stévenin, Sagamore/Vince (III)/Malone, Roberto/Siffredi, Rocco/Garreau, Bernard/Poitrasson, Christian/Tramber/L'Yle, Alain/Cox, Steve (XI)/Salengro, Emmanuel/Gustave, Hervé P./Buchette, Oliver/Berléand, François/Daniel, Jean-Pierre (I)/Jochmans, Sebastien/Maufront, Pierre/Kosta/Wanninger, Ashley/Charter, Samuel/de Jomaron, Fabien/Amador, Antoine/Aziz (II)/Gignoux, Alexis/Rouzier, Roman/Colberti, Emma/Latoui, Nadia/Coco (I)/Virly, Caroline/Drieu, Sylvie/Carla (I)/Habouhossein, Reza/Fovéa/Ducey, Caroline/Salomé (II)/Gregoire, Muriel/N'Guyen, Emmanuelle/Tamerhoulet, Yamine/Polosse, Angélique/Menachemoff, Karine +Romancing the Stone (1984)/Deadrick Sr., Vince/Sylvers, Ronald/Puebla, Rodrigo/Ojeda, Manuel/DeVito, Danny/Arau, Alfonso/Finnegan, Joe/Medearis, Jimmy/Chávez, José/Ramsey, Jeff/Zamora, Jorge (I)/Norman, Zack (I)/Burton, William H./Douglas, Michael (I)/Morayta, Paco/García, Camillo (I)/Cassidy, Michael (I)/Nesnow, Joe/Santiago, Manuel E./White, Ted (I)/Drown, Richard/Herrin, Kymberly/Taylor, Holland/Muñoz 'Chachita', Evita/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Smith, Eve (I)/Turner, Kathleen (I) +Romeo + Juliet (1996)/Newman, Cory/Morayta, Paco/Dennehy, Brian/Corbett, Michael/Barona, Fausto/Abraham, Jorge/Newman, Alex (I)/Leguizamo, John/Walsh, M. Emmet/Sorvino, Paul/Barona, Ricardo/Sterlini, John/Tarver, Quindon/Manzo Otálora, Carlos Martín/Laresca, Vincent/Bradford, Jesse/Cimarro, Mario/Postlethwaite, Pete/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Perrineau, Harold/de Bernal, Farnesio/Escandon, Rodrigo/Orth, Zak/Mihok, Dash/Altamirano, Pedro/Eguiarte, Ismael/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Rudd, Paul (I)/Curtis-Hall, Vondie/Wynne, Margarita/Botello, Catalina/Des'ree/Silva, Gloria (I)/Moore, Edwina/Harris, Harriet Sansom/Danes, Claire/Pickles, Christina/Valero, Carolyn/Venora, Diane/Price, Leontyne/Ochoa, Lupita/Margolyes, Miriam +Romeo and Juliet (1968 I)/Holder, Roy/Olivier, Laurence/Warwick, Richard (I)/Pierfederici, Antonio/Barbone, Ugo/Robinson, Bruce (I)/Bisacco, Roberto/Stephens, Robert (I)/Miranda, Aldo (I)/York, Michael (I)/Skinner, Keith/Hardwick, Paul/Whiting, Leonard/Billa, Salvatore/Lovell, Dyson/Palmucci, Carlo/McEnery, John/Gassman, Vittorio/Antonelli, Roberto/O'Shea, Milo/Tanzini, Dario/Parry, Natasha/Ruspoli, Esmeralda/Hussey, Olivia/Heywood, Pat (II)/Fracci, Maria +Romeo Is Bleeding (1993)/Jones, Neal/Butler, Paul (I)/Joshua, Larry/Mongiello, James/Wood, Wallace (I)/Canfield, Gene/Hope, Gary/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Paparone, Joe/Macnamara, Pete/Murtaugh, James/Cromwell, James (I)/Faber, Ron/Wincott, Michael/Farina, Dennis/Hollander, Owen/Mongiello, Americo/Sirico, Tony/Patton, Will (I)/Duff-Griffin, William/Oldman, Gary/Proval, David/Scheider, Roy/Perlman, Ron/Bastel, Victoria/Rae, Katrina/Olin, Lena/Sciorra, Annabella/Lewis, Juliette (I) +Romeo Must Die (2000)/Scantlebury, Samuel/MacDonald, William (II)/Woodside, D.B./Lawson, Byron/Waters, W.J./O, Henry/Lee, Jonkit/Ballerini, Edoardo/Chen, Terry/Howard, Gaston/Tseng, Chang (I)/Wong, Ronin/Gibson, Chic/Abraham, Cesar/Lowe, Ryan Jefferson/Foo, Colin/Lung, Tong (I)/Fong, Jonross/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Yee, Richard (I)/Washington, Isaiah (I)/Fontenot, Clay Donahue/Lindo, Delroy/Joseph, Aaron (I)/Wong, Russell/Taylor, William S./Harrison, Matthew (III)/Lam, Larry/Solkowski, Perry/Kopp, David/Gibson, Lance/Oyarzun, Alonso/Sood, Manoj/Reynolds, Morgan (I)/Dallas, Keith/Sanders, Alvin/Tan, Oliver/Li, Jet/Lowe, Derek (I)/Antoine, Benz/Grant, Jerry (II)/DMX/Wong, Jennifer (I)/Robinson, Fatima/Saunders, Kendall/Yip, Françoise/Richardson, Tonjha/Aaliyah/Gwathmey, Ann/Vance, Jody/Park, Grace/McClure, Kandyse/Markell, Taayla +Romper Stomper (1992)/Trinh, Thanh/Brumpton, John/Bridges, Don/Le, Thach/Hall, Stephen (I)/Le, Thuan/McKenna, James (V)/Crowe, Russell/Phan, Tri/Wyllie, Daniel/Raaen, Johnny/Pollock, Daniel (I)/Mueck, Eric/Scott, Alex (II)/Millichamp, Steve/Foley, Neil/Lu, Minh/Nguyen, Paul (I)/McLean, Christopher/Nguyen, Vu (II)/Lee, Tony (I)/Baptist, Nigel/Tredinnick, David/Russell, Leigh/Cummings, Angus/Foster, Neil (I)/Frost, Russel/Halliwell, William K./Magree, Frank/Mercer, Craig/Exton, Edwina/Lawrence, Yvonne/Morell, Ann/McKenzie, Jacqueline (I)/Roordink, Anthea/Keen, Josephine/Nguyen, Vy/Yazaki, Ria/Le, Vu/Clarke, Keiko/Anderson, Janei/Bladon, Samantha/Lin, Jenny +Romy and Michele's High School Reunion (1997)/Phifer, Zack/McGregor, Brian/D, Deezer/Wilson, Victor (I)/Theroux, Justin/Rogers, Kivi/Taylor, Tate/Adler, Jonathan (II)/Cumming, Alan/Goldin, Ricky Paull/Skyler, Robb/Ventresca, Vincent/Vargas, Jacob/Pasqualone, Rick/Keeley, Paul (I)/Callahan, E.J./Dickson, Neil (I)/Sorvino, Mira/Jensen, Anne (II)/Campbell, Julia/Gale, Alison/Cottet, Mia/Long, Kathy (I)/Kudrow, Lisa/Garofalo, Janeane/Hall, Keana/Smith, Amelinda/Hendrix, Elaine/George, Tami-Adrian/Manheim, Camryn/Crawford Brown, Pat/Folsom, Betsy/Norment, Elizabeth/Bauer, Kristin/Clements, Linda +Ronin (1998)/Tchernine, Vladimir/Moati, Henry/Sudduth, Skipp/De Niro, Robert/Boussandel, Nader/Rafalsky, Dimitri/Spielvogel, Laurent/Beckworth, Alan/Bean, Sean/Touratier, Gérard/Amidou/Atkine, Féodor/Tolsty/Jeremy, Ron/Maratier, Christophe/Gugliametti, Dominic/Reno, Jean (I)/Pryce, Jonathan/Moulévrier, Gérard/Schmalzbauer, Frédéric/Schmitt, Vincent/Breton, Daniel (I)/Triska, Jan/Suissa, Steve/Vitrant, Lionel/Lonsdale, Michael (I)/Skarsgård, Stellan/Perkins, Ron (I)/Prentout, Cyril/Forest, Pierre (I)/Maraval, Lou/Bloch, Bernard/Aubril, Marie-Laure/Serre, Léopoldine/Tchenko, Katia/Gauzy, Dyna/Pointeaux, Lilly-Fleur/Witt, Katarina/Spencer, Amanda (I)/Maraval, Julia/Delong, Lee/McElhone, Natascha/Musset, Christine +Rookie of the Year (1993)/Hammond, Blake/Beattie, Ron/Gegenhuber, John/Brown, W. Earl/Sanabria, B.J./Keeney, Michael/Altman, Bruce/Vandersteuyf, Erik/Lehman, Ross/Wheeler, E. Milton/Milanovich, Tom/Sanders, Sam (I)/Howe, Christopher (I)/Nicholas, Thomas Ian/Bantu, Askia/Bauer, R.A./LaBrecque, Patrick/Bankins, Peter/Wiltse, Frank L./Bonilla, Bobby (I)/Dunne, Mathew/Gomez, Ian/Busey, Gary/Stoddard, Tim/Slickenmeyer, Dave/Silberman, Arnie/Bonds, Barry/Brelsford, Larry/Diaz-Perez, Anthony/Hilario, Jonathan/Dixon, Lamont/Gorman, Robert Hy/Polk, Antonio/Conway, Dan/Drenth, George H./Crotzer, Darold/Hall, Albert (I)/Andelin, James/Wagner, Josh/Candy, John/Maxwell, Phillip J./Flynn, Neil/Saslow, Jerry/Stern, Daniel (I)/Brennan, Tom (II)/Eichling, James 'Ike'/Houlihan, Mike/Fiala, Neil/Arnzen, Nic/Bracken, Eddie/Van Wagenen, Michael/Doran, Mark (I)/Howell, Toney/Earl, Ken/Bacarella, Mike/Mendez, Cristian/Harper, Robert (V)/Hedaya, Dan/Forston, Don/Guerrero, Pedro (I)/Daughtry, Mike/Joyner, Al/D'Alessio, Peter (I)/Berman, Andy/Cheever, Caryn/Davis, Kristie/Dal Santo, Kimberly/Morton, Amy/Jacobsen-Derstine, Colombe/Stephens, Karen L./Becker, Cindy/Carroll, Tyler Ann/Hikawa, Sunnie (I) +Rookie, The (1990)/Berkeley, Xander/Julia, Raul (I)/Lombardo, Coleby/Skerritt, Tom/Polis, Joel/Nelson, Lloyd (I)/Friedkin, Thomas H./Lund, Jordan/Serna, Pepe/Butler, Paul (I)/Farago, Joe/Plana, Tony/Randall, Pete/Eastwood, Clint/Boryea, Jay/Schumacher, Jerry (II)/Harvey, Robert (I)/Dubac, Robert/Hosking, Craig/LaRue, Rodger/Rodríguez, Marco (I)/Allen, Seth (II)/Sheen, Charlie/Sherrill, David/Alexander, Anthony (I)/Ballo, Nick (I)/Gavin, James W./Williams, Hal/Ben-Victor, Paul/Orrison, George/McKenzie, Matt (I)/Charnota, Anthony/DuVal, Pat/Fenske, Nick (I)/Mitchell, Donna/Boyle, Lara Flynn/Braga, Sonia/Kenworthy, Marylou/Strong, Caron/Vasquez, Roberta/Croft, Doreen Foo/Mori, Jeanne/Corday, Mara +Rookie, The (2002)/González, Carlos A./Williams, Matt (IX)/Cedillo, Julio/Jones, Angus T./Jackson, Tim (I)/Fletcher, James (II)/Osuna, Fred/Shafer, John Wayne/Ellis, Mark Robert/Lewis, Robert (VIII)/Spizzirri, Angelo/Morris, Jim (IX)/Lindberg, Chad/Morgan, Chuck (III)/Evermore, J.D./Guerrero, Canuto Rey/Richardson, Russell (II)/Spiker, Seth/Rosado, Robert/Morgan, Trevor (I)/Mears, Keith/Williams, John (III)/Sanders, Charles/Cornwell, Peter (I)/Martinez, Jimmy (II)/Hancock, Ryan T./Bohn, Jason (II)/Kamin, Danny/Quaid, Dennis/Gonzalez, Rick (I)/Hernandez, Jay (I)/Bartee, Johnny/Beatson, Bert/Moore, Anthony (II)/Ciardi, Mark/Banfield, Cameron/Rivera, Raymond (I)/Blackwell, David (I)/Wickson, Quincy/Wallace, Randall/Forbis, Gavin/Gibson, Charles (II)/Harris, Cory Shane/Holden, Beau/Dillard, Richard/Sheffield, Chris/Shoop, Brian/Vidaure, Ernest/Glenn, Darrin/Wells, Aaron (I)/Scheine, Raynor/Hogwood, John C./Sanchez, Marco/Baletka, Mark/Holmes, Jack F./Applegate, Royce D./Nadel, Eric/Targac, Matt/Alvarado, Eddie/Price, Jess/Salas, Miguel/Dirden, Willie/Smiga, Brent/Jackson, Kyle Scott/King, Tiger/Garner, Brandon/Deckert, Blue/Smith, Brandon (I)/Cox, Brian (I)/Koenig, Michael S./Burke, Barbie/Grant, Beth/Abbott, Deborah/Del Dotto, Lisa/Dorn, Cynthia/Griffiths, Rachel (I)/Hanley, Jade/Alvarado, Jaime/Spicher, Rebecca/Wolf, Christine +Room with a View, A (1985)/Di Fiore, Luigi/Graves, Rupert (I)/Serboli, Stefano/Elliott, Denholm/Day-Lewis, Daniel/Munt, Peter/Robbins, Richard (I)/Sands, Julian/Callow, Simon/Korner, Freddy/Rossi, Luca (I)/Cellier, Peter/Wilby, James/Guidelli, Mirio/Godfrey, Patrick (I)/Henley, Joan/Bonham Carter, Helena/Fothergill, Mia/Celani, Isabella/Gibbs, Matyelok/Drake, Fabia/Marangoni, Elizabeth/Sewell, Phillida/Britneva, Maria/Lawrence, Patricia/Leach, Rosemary/Walker, Amanda (I)/Smith, Maggie (I)/Dench, Judi/Ward, Margaret/Bates, Brigid Erin/Aldridge, Kitty +Rope (1948)/Granger, Farley/Hogan, Dick/Dall, John (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Dick, Douglas (I)/Stewart, James (I)/Hardwicke, Cedric/Chandler, Joan (I)/Collier, Constance/Evanson, Edith +Rosemary's Baby (1968)/Denton, Paul (I)/Fishman, Duke/Blackmer, Sidney/White, Frank (II)/Leeds, Phil/Tanner, Clay/Peine, Josh/Harada, Ernest/Shillo, Michael/Szathmary, Al/Sidar, Bruno/Osterloh, Robert/Modling, Elmer/Cassavetes, John/Cook Jr., Elisha/Baldwin, Bill (II)/Barcroft, Roy/Baldwin, Walter (I)/Signorelli, Tom/Savalas, George/Halloran, John/Connell, Gordon/Evans, Maurice/Bellamy, Ralph/Curtis, Tony (I)/Peters, Gale/Grodin, Charles (I)/Brook, Sebastian/Mutrux, Floyd/Martin, D'Urville/Ramage, Jack/Gomez, Michel (I)/Robertson, George R. (I)/Castle, William/Gordon, Ruth (I)/Vigen, Viki/Masters, Natalie/Landy, Hanna/Vetri, Victoria/Farrow, Mia/Knox, Mona/Conway, Patricia Ann/Boerner, Charlotte/Brewster, Carol/Harvey, Marilyn (I)/Reilly, Joan T./Wagner, Wende/Bonney, Gail/Lawson, Mary Louise/Inness, Jean/Sessions, Almira/O'Neal, Patricia/Summers, Hope (I)/Gordon, Marianne/Davis, Joyce (I)/Henry, Emmaline/Brinker, Lynn/Garland, Janet/Kelly, Patsy +Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (1990)/Medvesek, Sven/Soric, Srdjan/Roth, Tim/Burgess, John (I)/Sumpter, Donald/Badurina, Livio/Zavrsan, Branko/Oldman, Gary/Soric, Serge/Dreyfuss, Richard/Matula, Vili/Maretic, Tomislav/Vukmirica, Zeljko/Glen, Iain/Zecevic, Ljubo/Richardson, Ian (I)/Vasary, Mladen/Roth, Joanna/Miles, Joanna (I)/Mlacnik, Mare +Rosewood (1997)/Moore, Phil (II)/Voight, Jon/Patrick, Robert (I)/Cheadle, Don/Reitz, Ric/Thomas, Clarence (I)/May, Micah/Galloway, Michael (II)/Raulerson, Steve/Sagoes, Ken/Barrington, Marcus/Crawford, Harold G./Watson, Muse/Farmer, Blaine/Fenner, Lowell/Rice, Brett/Dean, Loren/Boone Junior, Mark/Macaulay, Marc/Rhames, Ving/Foye, Eldrid/Coleman II, James Edward/Davison, Matthew/Mitchell, Matt (V)/Schuster, Tom/Rooker, Michael/Thompson, Todd (I)/Hook, Tristan/McCalman, Macon/Benjamin, Paul (I)/Woolvett, Jaimz/Smith, Wesley (I)/Tarver, Andrew 'J.R.'/Greer, Jeff/Hanemann, Danny/Djola, Badja/Jackson, Kevin (I)/McGill, Bruce/Tyler, Steven (III)/Laurence, Henry/Ousley, Benea/Kellner, Catherine (I)/Sheffield, Peggy/Baden, Vanessa/Busia, Akosua/Herald, Valerie/Neal, Elise/O'Connor, Isabell/Gallagher, Susan/Coulter, Bridgid/Chavis, Gabie/Meisle, Kathryn/Rolle, Esther +Rounders (1998)/DeRocker, Jeff/Jacobs, Hank (I)/Jordan Jr., Vernon E./Boryea, Jay/Wilson, Brian Anthony/Aldredge, Tom/Marcus, Dominic/Rispoli, Michael/Vella, Vinny/Zayas, David/Hemphill, Neal/Mendoza, Mario (I)/Zaloom, Joe/Iannicelli, Ray/Camp, Bill (I)/Matthes, Charlie/Segal, Michael Ryan/Messina, Chris (I)/Kmeck, George/Malkovich, John/Schoot, Slava/Harvey, Eric LaRay/Davidson, Alan (I)/Havey, Allan/Golodner, Bill/Chan, Jon C./Mawe, Richard/Mostel, Josh/Norton, Edward (I)/Richards, Sal/Guyer, Murphy/Carroll, Beeson/Sudduth, Kohl/Di Benedetto, John/Donahue, Brian/Pais, Josh/Zito, Sonny/Landau, Martin/Parisi, Joseph/Goldsmith, Merwin/Yoshida, Peter/Clarke, Lenny/Cavaliere, Salvatore/LeFevre, Adam/Vega, Joe/Hoty, Tony/Vega, Joey/Carr, Tim (II)/Chantara, Nick/Damon, Matt/Turturro, John/Visnjic, Goran/Miller, George F./Gallagher, John (I)/Brown, P.J./Yavne, E. Matthew/Arkin, Michael/Lawrence, Mal Z./Griffith, Michael (III)/Hale, Jason/Lombard, Michael/Cicero, Paul/Venito, Lenny/Pavlovich, Natasha/Kanakaredes, Melina/Janssen, Famke/Block, Marcelline/O'Malley, Kerry/Gorlitsky, Lisa/Domenech, Caroline/Ashley, Akiko/Billingham, Dar/Brier, Nicole/Mol, Gretchen/Soccor, Maria/Zanes, Michele +Roxanne (1987)/Mittleman, Steve/George, Brian (I)/Rossovich, Rick/Shydner, Ritch/Martin, Steve (I)/Curley, Thom/Wayans, Damon/Kapelos, John/Glavas, Mike/Nealon, Kevin/Joseph, Jeffrey/Lattanzi, Matt/Alexander, Max (II)/Willard, Fred/Pollard, Michael J./Sincere, Jean/Hannah, Daryl/Rubin, Blanche/Murphy, Maureen (I)/Campbell, Jane/Gann, Merrilyn/Caplan, Claire/Sabath, Bernadette/Duvall, Shelley/Sorenson, Heidi/Beri, Shandra/Barclay, Caroline (I)/North, Hope +Royal Tenenbaums, The (2001)/Wilson, Owen/Meyerson, Jonah/Charles, Keith (I)/Castellanos, Ray/Queypo, Kalani/Robbins, Rex/McKinnon, Don/Wood, Frank (III)/Manuelian, Leo/Stiller, Ben/Anderson, Wes/Bauer, Tomm/Leung, Peter (II)/Wilson, Luke (I)/Venitucci, Guido/Austell, Jan/Pine, Larry/Thompson, Al (II)/Lacy, Tom (I)/Hackman, Gene/Mathew, Sanjay/Wangmo, Sonam/Fitzgerald, James (II)/Raissi, Amir/Moss-Bachrach, Ebon/Shamas, Roger/Wilson, Andrew (III)/Schwab, Kaipo/Sturgis, William/Rosenmeyer, Grant/Cassel, Seymour/May, Seth Michael/Turturro, Amedeo/Pallana, Kumar/Pallana, Dipak/Wdowczak, Pawel/Sapp, Alem Brhan/Goossen, Greg/Aslanian-Persico, Aram/Koenig, Daniel/Craig, Liam/Baldwin, Alec/Cannon, Mel/Clanton, Rony/Dignan, Stephen/DeFresco, Dimitri/Glover, Danny/Denning, Philip/Sheppard, Stephen Lea/Malik, Salim (I)/Murray, Bill (I)/Evans, Gary (II)/Smiar, Brian/Mata, Vic/Murphy, Kevin Kean/Ward, Donal Lardner/Tenenbaum, Brian/Hoffman, Sam/Faugno, Max/Anderson, Eric Chase/Conti, Michael J./Ekulona, Saidah Arrika/Gabriel, Gita/Coyle, Blaze Kelly/Wachtell, Jennifer/Huston, Anjelica/Landaeus-Skinnar, Nova/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Wigmore, Mary (II)/Fell, Sherrie/Gorovaia, Irene/Abbey, Tatiana/Tellerday, Sheelagh +Rudy (1993)/Whitmer, John/Massery, Luke/Thomas, Kevin (I)/Olson, Chris (I)/Swan, Robert (I)/Hunsley, Kent/Scarsella, Michael/Reed, Christopher (I)/Grady, Spencer/Sikora, Joseph/Rouse, Mitch/Sassone, Michael/Burdell, George P./Beasley, John (I)/Grennan, Sean/Schrader, Keith/Erwin, Christopher/Becker, Gerry/Ruettiger, Daniel 'Rudy'/Clemons, Lorenzo/Beatty, Ned/Benjaminson, Scott/Riehle, Father James/Dean, Ron (I)/Stratigos, Spyridon/Astin, Sean/Benirschke, Robert/Snow, Al/Rooney, Jack/Kuberski, Leonard/Simmermon, Robert/White, Kevin C./McGowan, Dennis (I)/Denny, Scott (I)/Joyce, Edmund/Spicer, Todd/Bergan, William/Mohler, Robert/Steinmiller Jr., Robert J./Severn, Dan/Ross, Chelcie/Rausch, Peter/Vaughn, Vince/Miller, Jason (I)/Gallini, Matt/Duda, Kevin/Armstrong, Jake (I)/Duda, John/Poorman, George/Hesburgh, Theodore/Schumacher, Eddie/Dennin, Tom/Dutton, Charles S./Gonzales, Pablo/Favreau, Jon/Prosky, Robert/Bergan, Paul/Boyd, Scott A./Zillmer, Bob/Lind, Greta/James, Diana (I)/Plumhoff, Jean/Israel, Jennie/Thebus, Mary Ann/Pietz, Amy/Behrends, Beth/Chevigny, Jenna/Moore, Colleen (II)/Phelps, Jennifer Patricia/Wittenberg, Deborah/Grafton, Carrie/Prokop, Regina/Banjoman, Corelle/Taylor, Lili (I)/Malczynski, Kellie/Cihak, Donna/Failla, Christine/Cooper, Casey (I)/Hester, Mindy/Katz, Lauren (I)/Anspaugh, Marie +Rugrats Movie, The (1998)/Alaskey, Joe/Adler, Charles (I)/Clinton, Roger/Jay, Tony/Spade, David/Rhymes, Busta/Dylan, Jakob/Gano, Gordon/Berger, Gregg/Riley, Jack (II)/McBride, Kevin (I)/Zirnkilton, Steven/Beck (I)/Freese, Louis/Kravitz, Lenny/Benrubi, Abraham/Curry, Tim (I)/Rawls, Lou/Pop, Iggy/Proctor, Phil/Dawg, Phife/Groth, Robin/Schneider, Fred (I)/Bell, Michael (I)/Cho, Margaret/Pierson, Kate/Summer, Cree/Daily, Elizabeth/Wilson, Cindy (I)/Winston, Hattie/Loeb, Lisa/Harper, Angel (I)/Robinson, Dawn/MacNeille, Tress/McClurg, Edie/Soucie, Kath/Cavanaugh, Christine/Smith, Patti/Strong, Tara/Goldberg, Whoopi/Martin, Andrea (I)/Chartoff, Melanie/Chase, Cheryl (I)/Gross, Mary/Anderson, Laurie +Rules of Attraction, The (2002)/Baruchel, Jay/Lang, Matthew/Collins Jr., Clifton/Somerhalder, Ian/Wood, Drew (II)/Wafford, Rowland/Reece, Kavan/Nicholas, Thomas Ian/Polyi, Stevo/Van Der Beek, James/Andersen, Curtis/Savage, Fred/Hampton, Chase/Stoltz, Eric/Galt, Malcolm/Sams, Russell/Oakenfold, Paul/Van Dien, Casper/Ralph, Michael (I)/Williams, Paul (III)/Ritter, Tommy (I)/Pardue, Kip/Heiman, Jesse/Wilbur, Cheyenne/Goncalves, Anderson/Elgin, Cory/Babcock, Charlie/Stone, Skyler/Szmanda, Eric/Evans, Quincy/Cargill, C. Robert/Capitello, Giovanni/Jeremy, Ron/Bain, Colin/Michaely, Joel/Oliver, Lucille M./Schuurman, Katja/Upton, Trisha/Evans, Noelle/Biel, Jessica/Slaaf, Saskia/Keenan, Hayley/Hollywood, Holly/Snow, Aurora/Bosworth, Kate/Wayman, Theresa/Woodward, Keren/Dunaway, Faye/Sossamon, Shannyn/Smith, Amber (II)/Kurtz, Swoosie/Alaina/Gurtman, Cris/Krause, Alexis/Kramer, Clare +Rules of Engagement (2000)/Kingsley, Ben/Graf, David/Katt, Nicky/Coleman, Baoan/Stokey, Mike (II)/Gibson, William (IV)/Abounouom, Ahmed/Fitzgerald, Dennis (II)/Attifi, Mohamed/Ramsey, Stephen (II)/Assimi, Aziz/Dye, Dale/Speredakos, John/Hays, David Lewis/Barnett, John (II)/Hall, Philip Baker/Whiten, Richard/Hurst, Ryan/Ufland, Chris/Liddy, G. Gordon/Larsen, Lawrence/Clapp, Gordon (I)/Jones, Tommy Lee/Bedmiston, Mike/Alonso, Johnny/Barry, Thom/Bachmann, Conrad/Pearce, Guy (I)/Pentz Jr., Robert/McGonagle, Richard/Knickerbocker, Thomas/Mohamed, Zouheir/Bozeman, Terry/Wood, Jody/Smith, Scott Alan/Farnsworth, Freddie Joe/Jackson, Samuel L./Greenwood, Bruce (I)/West, Jason C./Boensch, Jim/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Feuerstein, Mark/Amidou/Galle, Jack/Aguilar, Joseph/Tank, Hayden/Kimsey, Todd/Maynard, Brian (I)/Gerald, Michael/Underwood, Blair/Tran, Peter (I)/Tran, Tuan (I)/Gagnon, Steven M./Macintosh, Laird/Wickliffe, Mary/Kortobi, Jihane/O'Shell, LauraLee/Manning, Helen/Bruyere, Baouyen C./Taylor, Elayn/Englander, Dani (I)/Johnson, Bonnie (I)/Archer, Anne +Rumble Fish (1983)/Turner, J.T./Coppola, Gian-Carlo/Fishburne, Laurence/Rourke, Mickey/Cage, Nicolas/Rice, Herb/Spano, Vincent/Smith, William (I)/Withrow, Glenn/Guecia, Lance/Higgins, Michael (I)/Brown, Emmett/Hopper, Dennis/Walter, Tracey/Waits, Tom/Dillon, Matt (I)/Penn, Chris (I)/Maras, Bob/Darcy, Sussannah/Clayton, Keeva/Scarwid, Diana/Langenkamp, Heather/Wallace, Maybelle/Parker, Karen (I)/Hinton, S.E./Somers, Kristi/Hayden, Kirsten/Lane, Diane (I)/Manning, Nona/Coppola, Sofia +Rumor Has It... (2005)/Held, Harrison/Carter, John Sterling/Novak, Frank (II)/Lim, Roger/Stock, Trevor/Costner, Kevin/Vogel, Mike/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Milder, Andy/White, Gregory (I)/Sandvoss, Steve/Byrd, John E./Ward, Lyman (I)/Gerdes, George/Hamilton, George (I)/Gress, Googy/Kusatsu, Clyde/Chen, Michael (I)/Mailey, Jake/Lund, Jordan/Regas, George F./Kwiat, Joshua Michael/Baldridge, Mike (I)/Ganus, Paul/Shulak, John Patrick/Kerr, William (II)/Molina, Rolando/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Stapleton, Christopher/Levkovitch, Amos/Jarret, Gabriel/Foreman, Robert (I)/Lanza, Rob/Ruffalo, Mark/Hayes, Erinn/Snell, Terrie (I)/Plazinic, Sandra/Wade, Jenny/Bates, Kathy (I)/Tracey, Jordyn Taylor/Taylor, Jennifer Bini/Grant, Gloria (I)/Cheatham, Maree/Blair, Joan M./Wanlass, Lynn/Vachon, Lisa/Bachman, Alexandria (II)/French, Leigh/Mizen, Patricia/McClafferty, Kate/Cooper, Donna/Bradford, Allyson/Farnon, Shannon/McDonald, Erin/Suvari, Mena/Colavin, Charlotte/Burrs, Marcia Ann/Bartlett, Erinn/Newman, Jaime Ray/Buckley, Yang/Aniston, Jennifer/Camp, Colleen/Rappazzo, Carmela/McGarry, Mary Anne/Bernardino, Aida/MacLaine, Shirley +Run Silent Run Deep (1958)/Fluellen, Joel/Cravat, Nick/Bond, Rudy/Lynch, Ken/Bryant, John (I)/Maross, Joe/Gable, Clark/Gibson, John (I)/Ward, Skip (I)/Warden, Jack/Dahmer, Wayne/McEndree, Maurice/Bates, Jimmy/Thorson, Russell/Wynant, H.M./Foy III, Eddie/Rickles, Don/Lancaster, Burt/Dexter, Brad/Close, John/LaRoche, Mary +Runaway Bride (1999)/Nadler, Marty/Miller, Larry (I)/Hines, Tom (I)/Mason, Tom (I)/Richwood, Patrick/Wright, Garrett/Richardson, James (I)/Jackson Jr., Eugene Walker/Murray, Kevin (I)/Andrews, Joseph Williams/Dooley, Paul/Slattery, Ryan/Lam, Duncan/Braverman, Marvin/Goulet, Gregg/Marshall, Scott (I)/Vazquez, Yul/Hoffman, Jack (I)/Kent, Allan/Crosby, William Todd/Gere, Richard/Jones, Robert Lee/Goldman, John (I)/Elizondo, Hector/Marshall, Garry/Logue, Donal/Nguyen, Thong/Meloni, Christopher/Rogers, Reg (I)/DePasquale, Carol/Pollack, Yvonne/Wilcox, Shannon/Frazel, Cheryl/Paulsen, Tiffany/Frazen, Diane/Pattur, Karla/Marshall, Barbara (I)/Hoyle, Rebekah/Bayliss, Amanda/Gillan, Lisa Roberts/Wilson, Rita (I)/Taylor, Sandra (I)/Napoli, Dina/Allen, Jacqui (I)/Ward, Sela/Rosenthal, Joy/Larkin, Linda/Metcalf, Laurie/Cusack, Joan/Kent, Diana (II)/Roberts, Julia (I)/Morris, Jane (I)/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/McKenna, Lee/Stirgwolt, Karen/Paris, Julie/Schertler, Jean +Runaway Jury (2003)/Street, Elliott/Groetsch, Justin/Massey, Jack/Pendleton, Cedric/Davison, Bruce/Chrest, Joe/Kamin, Danny/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Hackman, Gene/Serrano, Nestor/Dwyer, David (I)/Brown, Perry (II)/Darrow, Henry/Hanner, Zach/Grubbs, Gary/O'Brien, Barret/Nelson, Ed (I)/Bamman, Gerry/Ferrara, Wayne/Detraz, Charlie/Torry, Guy/Jurasik, Peter/Paulsen, Eric/Hoffman, Dustin/Roberts, Wayne (II)/Piven, Jeremy/Cambise, Jude/Sapienza, Sal/Krasnoff, Mark/Omilami, Afemo/Bellamy, Ned/Cusack, John/Greer, Stuart/Nguyen, Xuan Van/Pniewski, Mike/Curtis, Cliff/Toups, T.J./McGill, Bruce/Arata, Michael/St. John, Marco/Reaves, Harvey/Hester, Marcus/Ramsey, David (III)/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Jensen, David (II)/Griffin, Douglas M./Martin, Murphy/Anderson, Stanley/Dawson, Deacon/Manson, Ted/Mankiewicz, Christopher/Baker, Don Henderson/Nunn, Bill/McDermott, Dylan/Hood, Don/Jones, Orlando/Davidson, Alan (I)/Nichols, Lance E. (I)/Davis, Jason (VIII)/Orser, Leland/Hocke, Bernard/Searcy, Nick/Clayderburg, Gary/Moorer, Margo/Kinsella, Loren/Coffee, Claudia/Seiden, Kathy/Miller, Michelle M./Moreau, Marguerite/Kaiser, Mindy/English, Corri/Beals, Jennifer (I)/Jennings, Juanita/Morgan, Annie/Harris, Fahnlohnee R./Omilami, Elizabeth/Schwimmer, Rusty/Powell, Andrea (I)/Lawhon, Margaret/Going, Joanna/Eubanks, Shannon (I)/Weisz, Rachel/Tyler, Deneen/Weston, Celia/Dunn, Nora/Heuring, Lori/Sutton, Carol/Gauthier, Adella/Roberts, Sally Ann/Grice, Lara/Fall, Lark Marie/Ziegler, Irene/Griffis, Rhoda/Moore, Darlene +Runaway Train (1985)/Gogin, Michael Lee (I)/Rivera, Benjamin/Scott, John-Clay/Messenger, Charlie/Petersen, John Richard (I)/Otrin, John/McMillan, Kenneth/Janes, Loren/Smithe, Harris D./Big Yank/Thomasick, Duey/Klempner, Robert M./Weeks, Obie/Epper, Tony (I)/Cruickshanks, Reid/Anderson, John K./Voight, Jon/Keenan, Tom (I)/Gibbs, Norman Alexander/Ryan, John P./Brainum, Jerry/Heffner, Kyle T./Stompro, David/Wray, Dan/Trejo, Danny/Fountain, John (I)/Wyatt, Walter/Bloom, John (III)/Pugsley, Don/Bunker, Edward/Tregoe, William/Worden, Hank/Rose, Wally/Carter, T.K./McLaughlin, Don/Roberts, Eric (I)/Filpi, Carmen/Ott, Dennis/Meyers, Larry John/Earl, Phillip/Bibic, Vladimir (I)/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Belgarde, Dana/De Mornay, Rebecca/Pickren, Stacey/Erickson, Diane +Rundown, The (2003)/Teixeira, Alberto/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Scott, Seann William/Walken, Christopher/Schuetz, Dave/Paulo, Adriano/Santana, Reginaldo/Reyes Jr., Ernie/Moraes, Marcio/Prak, David/Rock, The (I)/Chase, Jeff (I)/Stashwick, Todd/Warren, Garrett/Diaz-Perez, Anthony/Lima, Tony/Bremner, Ewen/Price, Jackson (I)/Cummings, Ron/Molale, Brandon/Lucking, William/Teixeira, Filipe (I)/Duff, Jamal/Gries, Jon/Power, Paul S./Miranda, James K./Bishop, Stephen (II)/Duff, John (I)/Norman, Chuck (I)/Keiffer, Dennis/Serrano, Bruno/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Jankiewicz, Donald R./Holguin, Toby/Wilson, Stuart F./Jankiewicz, Pat/Joy, Mary/Kaczorowski, Nina/Dawson, Rosario +Running Man, The (1987)/Kern, Roger/Kramer, Joel/Rethwisch, Gus/Dawson, Richard (I)/Tanaka, Professor Toru/Lerner, Ken (I)/Brubaker, Tony/van Lidth, Erland/Zappa, Dweezil/Scott-Thomas, Mel/Fuller, Kurt/Lawley, Morgan/Fleetwood, Mick/Lewis, Greg (I)/Chankin, Sidney/Kestner, Bryan/Phillips, Charlie (I)/McIntyre, Marvin J./Thorsen, Sven-Ole/McBride, Jon (I)/Margolin, Bill/Celario, Daniel/Jensen, Jeff (I)/James, John William/Kestner, Boyd/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Cutler, Jon/Bunker, Edward/Ventura, Jesse/Celario, Mario/Columbu, Franco/Grace, Wayne/Bumpass, Rodger/Kotto, Yaphet/Wilbur, George P./Penya, Anthony/Brown, Jim (I)/Lucas, Billy D./Rossi, Pamela/Hardy, Donna/Hurley, Melissa (I)/Hermansen, Mary Ann/Millican, Cindy/Gallivan, Megan/Alonso, Maria Conchita/Hopkins, Karen Leigh/Brennan, Kerry/Lux, Barbara/Togo, Mia/Holt, Sondra/Hardy, Suzie/Harris, Debby/Young, Dey/Shaye, Lin/Owens, Sharon/Owens, Karen/Moen, Andrea/Lange, Marlene/Pawlik, Kim/Brown, Paula (I)/Flaherty, Maureen/Stewart, Lynne Marie +Running on Empty (1988)/Phoenix, River/Hill, Steven (I)/Fraioli, Thomas/Boatman, Michael/Pearson, Burke/Margulies, David/Carson, L.M. Kit/Dassin, Daniel/Thrower, Joey/Abry, Jonas/Daugherty, Christian (I)/Hirsch, Judd/Lovelle, Herb/Crowley, Ed (I)/Foeller, William/Kurtz, Marcia Jean/Gilbert, Ronnie/Lahti, Christine/Shelton, Sloane/Lewis, Bobo/Hanover, Donna/Dabney, Augusta/Danette, Leila/Czyzewska, Elzbieta/Drummond, Alice/Johnston, Justine/Lumet, Jenny/Pietropinto, Angela/Cavallo, Carol/Thigpen, Lynne/Plimpton, Martha +Running Scared (1986)/Janz, Robert A./Wharton, Richard (I)/Davila, Frankie/Cummins, Ron/Gries, Jon/Calfa, Don/DiSanti, John/Hankin, Larry/Pena, Julian/Silverman, Jeff (I)/Buch, Fred/Crystal, Billy/Hines, Gregory/O'Donnell, Johnny/Becker, Joel/Jenkins, Alex Leonard/Smits, Jimmy/Perry Jr., Ernest/Zurita Jr., Tony/Ortlieb, Jim/Kuss, Richard/Brooks, Dax/Lesser, Robert/Hedaya, Dan/Noah, James/Sawaya, Rick/Lozada, William/Pantoliano, Joe/LaMotta, John/Bauer, Steven/Gutiérrez, Ricardo (II)/Bacarella, Mike/Zrna, Bob/Alba, Jaime/Scholvin, Charles D./Guastaferro, Joe/Perez, Louis (I)/Register, Meg/Ríos Kearsley, Natividad/Carvalho, Betty (I)/Fluegel, Darlanne/Billig, Etel/Johnson, Debbie (I)/Dunagan, Deanna/Crittenden, Saralynne/Reed, Tracy (I)/O'Quendo, Irma +Running Scared (2006)/Blood-Smyth, Matthew/Cervenka, Viktor/Horacek, Petr/Monteiro, David/Warshofsky, David/Vosmik, Jan/Noble, John (I)/Simberský, Jiri/Johnson, Morgan (I)/Wilkins, William Byrd/Lehman, Oakley/Smith, Jeffrey (I)/Tooey, Jim/Caster, Jeff/Wrage, Glenn/Littman, Julian/Lotker, Howie/Mulimbwe, Jamba/Goldin, Ephraim/Walker, Paul (I)/Neuberger, Alex/Caspe, Brian/Nascarella, Arthur J./Messner, Johnny/Palminteri, Chazz/Kohout, Jan (II)/Lhotka, Miroslav/Roden, Karel (I)/James, Ryan (II)/Jopson, Andrew/Kracik, Roman/Otero, Eddie/Kramer, Todd (I)/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Lambert, James (II)/Cudlitz, Michael (I)/Bright, Cameron/Lee, Maurice (I)/Altman, Bruce/DeLeon, Idalis/Perez, Clara/Farmiga, Vera/Novotná, Katerina/De Stexhe, Louise/Savaria, Ellen/Podzimkova, Monika/Mitchell, Elizabeth (I)/Cifarelli, Karen Joy/Milicevic, Ivana/Vybiralova, Andrea +Rupan sansei: Kariosutoro no shiro (1979)/Nagai, Ichirô/Terashima, Mikio/Grant, Dougary/Inoue, Makio/Cole, George C./Stigler, Barry/Thornton, Kirk/Barnes, Richard (V)/Ebert, Andrew/Tsuneizumi, Tadamichi/Vesbite, B.D./Bassett, William/Romersa, Joe/Billingslea, Beau/Buckley, Ivan/Guy, Kevin/McConnohie, Michael/Mann, Marlon/Nojima, Akio/Waterhouse, David/Kamada, Junkichi/Miyauchi, Kôhei/Azusa, Kinzô/Zhee, Ken/Jeffries, David (II)/Washington, Keith Roger/Nimoy, Jeff/Hirabayashi, Shôzô/Kobayashi, Kiyoshi/Naya, Gorô/Norris, Daran/Astoroth, Sensil/Epcar, Richard/Ishida, Tarô/Plantagenet, Richard/Forest, Michael (I)/Hayter, David/Price, Jamieson/Yamada, Yasuo/Spellos, Peter/Reynolds, Elliot/Bergen, Bob/Sholder, Adam/Anthony, Wayne (I)/Cunnington, Christopher/Wyner, Tom/Saka, Osamu/Chavez, Susan (I)/Yamaoka, Yôko/Gines, Gloria/Benjamin, Lauren/Masuyama, Eiko/Elias-Fahn, Dorothy/Shimamoto, Sumi/Stanzione, Carol/Hoffman, Bridget/Darro, Bambi +Rush Hour (1998)/Bush, Tommy/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Lowe, Kevin (I)/Hawkes, John (I)/King, Wayne (I)/Barry, Matthew (I)/Devlin, Billy/Li, Chung Chi/Cheng, Andy (II)/Ashley, Mike (II)/Ma, Tzi/DeSantis, Stanley/Wong, Albert (I)/Tucker, Chris (I)/Powell, Clifton/Kotecki, Robert/Martin, Dan (II)/Fan, Roger/Yee, Stuart W./Davis, Jason (I)/Brown, Ronald D./Leung, Ken (I)/Ching, Chan Man/Henley, Barry Shabaka/Blackehart, Stephen/Penn, Chris (I)/Perry, Manny/Lennox, Kai/Littman, Robert/Mars (I)/LeBell, Gene/Linn, Rex/Jackson, Kevin L./Millard, Jody/Chan, Jackie (I)/Leung, David/Cheung, George/Lo, Ken/Hall, Philip Baker/Rolston, Mark/Sullivan, Larry (I)/Chow, Michael (I)/Fong, Frances/Peña, Elizabeth/Wan, Ai/Genisce, Victoria/Lin, Yang (I)/Tai, Arlene/Tai, Ada/Chan, Sumiko/Look, Lydia/Lin, Lucy/Ng, Christine/Hsu, Julia +Rush Hour 2 (2001)/Cheadle, Don/Duke, James (II)/Chow, Michael (I)/Coloma, Gelbert/Reyes Jr., Ernie/Lim, Roger/Foley, Tom Sean/Peretz, Shawn/Cheng, Andy (II)/Tsang, Kenneth/Piven, Jeremy/Shaw, Ivan/King, Alan (I)/Yulin, Harris/Chang, James J./Russo, Gianni (I)/Rubinek, Saul/Tessiero, Michael A./Tucker, Chris (I)/Pang, Wing Sang/McKinnon Miller, Joel/Tuen, William/Barry, Matthew (I)/Lew, James/Chan, Jackie (I)/Lone, John/Lu, Cindy/Q, Maggie/Yi, Natasha/Thomas, Jodi Lynn/Lin, Teresa/Chan, Patricia/Newbould, Tanya/Quock, Audrey/Lo Cicero, Lisa/Lin, Lucy/Mei, Verena/Hsu, Constance/Mei, Ling Wong/Biggs, Melissa/Sanchez, Roselyn/Zhang, Ziyi/Sweat, Reggi Danielle/Little, Angela (I)/Schultz, Julia/Tsang, Juting/Pinot, Cynthia/Melton, Kathryn/Melançon, Mei +Rushmore (1998)/Fine, Danny/Eckelman, Steve/Tenenbaum, Brian/Wilson, Andrew (III)/Tomlin, Dalton/Mott, Manning/Maggart, Michael/Schiff, Paul/Urquhart, Kyle Ryan (I)/Platt, Colin/Cox, Brian (I)/Geldart, Ed/Ktiri, Ali/Bryant, Robert (IV)/Murray, Bill (I)/Trost, Jason/Page, Frank (I)/Dees II, Reggie/McClanahan, Thayer/Trost, Brandon/Lee, Robbie (III)/Lau, William (II)/McCole, Stephen/Killalea, John/Moritz, David (I)/Wilson, Luke (I)/Dignan, Stephen/Weems, Eric/Scarano, Antoni/Farish, George/Wolodarsky, Wallace/Caicedo, Donny/Schwartzman, Jason/Redmond, Morgan/Fernandez, Francis/Wilson, Owen/Pallana, Kumar/Holt, Nathaniel/McCawley, Ronnie/Gamble, Mason/McCawley, Keith/Lee, Hae Joon/Pallana, Dipak/Penderdast, McCauley/Fielder, Al/Hammonds Jr., James R./Stonebraker, J.J./Asabi, Adebayo/Cassel, Seymour/Anderson, Eric Chase/Pryor, Ella/Nielsen, Connie (I)/Williams, Olivia/Winkler, Patricia/Tanaka, Sara/Sadikin, Lucille/Terry, Kim/Marich, Marietta +Russia House, The (1990)/Clunes, Martin/Mahoney, John (I)/Tsturvan, Yegueshe/McDonald, Mac (I)/Knupffer, Peter/Gregory, Constantine/Threlfall, David/Anzumonyln, Eric/Templeman, Simon/Kitchen, Michael (I)/Roth, George (I)/Nikiforov, Vladek/Jawdokimov, Alexei/Anjaparidze, Giorgi/Scheider, Roy/Lawford, Christopher/Yatsko, Sasha/McNeice, Ian/Venov, Gennadi/Reason, Jonathan/Smirnov, Fyodor/Woodeson, Nicholas/Crosbie, Craig/Freeman, Rob (I)/Russell, Ken (I)/Salkey, Jason/Pastukhov, Nikolai/Rattee, Paul/Fitzpatrick, Michael (II)/Milligan, Tuck/Mariner, Peter/Timson, David/Fox, James (I)/Connery, Sean/Hawthorne, Denys/Henry, David (I)/Walsh, J.T./Sirotin, Pavel/Wozniak, Daniel/Edwards, Keith (I)/Benedict, Jay (I)/Zunetov, Vladimir/Brandauer, Klaus Maria/Stinton, Colin/Mankuma, Blu/Reusenko, Sergei/Ryall, David/Raymond, Jack (II)/Wenner, Martin/Jutkevitch, Paul/La Mura, Mark/Lock, Kate/Hurst, Ellen/Nikiforov, Gina/Ryazanova, Raisa/Stroyeva, Yelena/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Cornwell, Charlotte +Russkiy kovcheg (2002)/Kulatko, Alexander/Lemoshev, Dmitry/Katyashka, Sergey/Gergiev, Valery/Alexandrov, Dimitri/Agatomov, Sergey/Yelikov, Sergey/Kovel, Andrey/Losev, Oleg/Shaporov, Alexander/Losev, Sergei/Smolyakov, Valeri/Remizov, Sergey/Piotrovsky, Mikhail/Anisimov, Konstantin/Novikov, Pavel (II)/Prikhodka, Rodion/Shupovaloa, Sasha/Khomutyansky, Yuri/Palmov, Oleg/Malkov, Yefim/Legkov, Mikhail/Zhurin, Yuli/Yeliseyev, Lev/Kulikov, Aleksandr/Titov, Pavel/Belovolsky, Vladimir/Demidov, Konstantin/Orlov, Yuri (I)/Yegorov, Mikhail (I)/Muchenikov, Sergei/Alexeyev, Alexander/Okrepilov, I./Kozinets, Valeri/Lebedeva, Ira/Ageikin, Yuri/Sadykov, Ruslan/Vasilyev, Sergei (II)/Guskov, Ivan/Vartanov, Suren/Tsarilo, Vsevolod/Yanutsh, Pavel/Bukin, Valentin/Gravshin, Nikolai/Rasulov, Dzhafar/Baranov, Vladimir/Sergeyev, Maksim/Mukchin, Konstantin/Gushchin, Vadim/Kuzinetsov, Valentin/Bassov, Alexander/Kalugin, Yuri/Sevostyanikhin, Vladimir/Mikhailov, Victor/Mozgovoy, Leonid/Filonov, Valeri/Colovyov, Michail/Zhulin, Yulian/Lukonin, Konstantin/Kraslansky, Victor/Smolkin, Boris/Malnykin, Aleksandr/State Hermitage Orchestra, The/Andreev, Alexander/Shvedersky, Anatoli/Solovyov, Vladimir (IV)/Yemelyanov, Alexey/Sokurov, Aleksandr/Bekoyev, Dmitri/Derzhenov, Alexander/Sytnik, Semyon/Fyodortsov, Nikolai/Barabash, Aleksei/Yefremov, Oleg/Zebrov, Dmiitry/Sokolov, Boris/Dorofeyev, Mikhail/Gavrilov, Mark/Razbash, Aleksandr/Bakulin, Yegor/Letnikov, Andrey/Gabriya, Roman/Chernigin, Anatoly/Strelnikov, Artyom/Ashurov, Ismat/Dateshidze, Kirill/Orlov, Alexander/Ivankovich, Arseny/Oding, Alexey/Zagrebnev, Yury/Dontsov, Sergei/Cknat, Vladimir/Rodimov, Andrey/Boltacheyev, Shamil/Balonin, Alexander/Ioffe, Yefim/Mkrtchan, Artur/Krymov, Aleksei/Dubanov, Anatoli/Anchukov, Alexander/Arshinnikov, Andrey/Tsybulsky, Alexander/Ulyanov, Kirill/Shchepochkin, Andrei/Lobanov, Vadim/Fedkin, Alexey/Miller, Kirill/Zelnitsky, Dmitry/Chernyshov, Vladimir (II)/Karavayev, Michail/Lisetsky, Vladimir/Shakunov, Ilya/Nadporozhny, Sergei/Khmelnitsky, Oleg/Giorgobiani, David/Romanyuk, Sergei/Doronin, Maxim/Volkov, Igor/Aleksanyan, Artashes/Petrov, Kirill/Khasanov, Boris/Trofimov, Alexander/Filatov, Yevgeni/Chaban, Aleksandr/Kushakova, Svetlana/Gajtan, Svetlana/Uchayeva, Tatyana/Penny, Anya/Smirnova, Svetlana (I)/Shibarova, Asya/Zhuravlyona, Julia/Tychinina, Irina/Rudina, Julia/Simonova, Yelena/Svirko, Svetlana/Burkina, Galina/Libova, Marsha/Pavlikova, Yelene/German-Tzarkova, Natalya/Kasyanova, Valentina/Polyakova, Ekaterina/Lukina, Margarita/Kuznetsova, Mariya/Ulyanova, Svetlana/Gorokhovskaya, Yekaterina/Shubarova, Julia/Drunova, Yekaterina/Ponomoveva, Katya/Antonelly, Anya/Gorodko, Anna/Kostyakina, Marianna/Gorbunova, Helena/Klotko, Oksana/Rufanova, Yelena/Kulikova, Aleksandra/Kadochnikova, Natalya/Gmedina, Svetlana/Yetseyova, Olga/Sergeyeva, Julia/Nikulenko, Natalya/Kondratyeva, Alisa/Spiridonova, Yelena/Lavrova, Mariya/Yekaterininskaya, Anna/Shirshina, Asya/Uranova, Polina/Yegorenkova, Valentina/Aleksakhina, Anna/Solovyova, Anya/Tsyplukhina, Irina/Shimelyeva, Ekaterina/Tsydalko, Rasina/Kurenkova, Tamara/Merzlyakova, Oksana/Mescheryakova, Maria/Khudyakova, Darya/Ternovova, Irina/Starodubtsova, Vanda/Oding, Alla/Razhouk, Asya/Osnovina, Irina/Belyavskaya, Olga/Osipenko, Alla/Kalmykova, Olga/Kolesnikova, Tamara +Ruthless People (1986)/Cutler, Jon/DeReyes, Rick/Schilling, William G./Riley, Gary (I)/Evans, Art/Doughan, Jim/Bonilla, Arturo/Noguchi, Henry/Janklowicz, Gil/Pullman, Bill/Wilson, Richard (III)/Sivero, Frank (I)/Tzudiker, Bob/DeVito, Danny/Felder, Clarence/Turner, Arnold F./Vanegas, Charles A./Tank, Ron/Freeman, J.E./Bumstead, J.P./Winckler, William/Keene, Christopher J. (I)/Reinhold, Judge/Snyder, Susan Marie/Slater, Helen/Applegate, Phyllis/Yaffe, Louise/Midler, Bette/Rotblatt, Janet/Morris, Anita/Breslau, Susan/Hunt, Mie (I)/Zucker, Charlotte/Bisignano, Jeannine/Littleton, Twyla/Thompson, Mary Elizabeth/Stadner, Suzan/Johnson, Beth R. +RV (2006)/Baessato, Giacomo/Fletcher, Brendan (I)/Botz, Andrew/Parrish, Hunter (I)/McFee, Bruce/Ferris, Alex/Anthony, Paul (VI)/Gubler, Matthew Gray/LaBelle, Rob/Cox, Richard Ian/Chea, Alvin/Scott, Malcolm (IV)/Howe, Brian/Krowchuk, Chad/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Spencer, Rebecca Erwin/Chartier, Justin/Markinson, Brian/Williams, Robin (I)/Arnett, Will/Sonnenfeld, Barry/Hutcherson, Josh/Olsson, Ty/Miller, Stephen E./Hale, Tony (I)/Williamson, Kirsten/DeMille, Deborah/Gair, Erika-Shaye/Sonnenfeld, Chloe/Hines, Cheryl/Levesque, Joanna 'JoJo'/Chenoweth, Kristin/Sztopa, Veronika +Règle du jeu, La (1939)/Toutain, Roland/Zwoboda, André/Cartier-Bresson, Henri/Forster, Roger (I)/Dalio, Marcel/Francoeur, Richard/Renoir, Jean/Larive, Léon/Modot, Gaston/Nay, Pierre/Celestin/Carette, Julien/Amato, Nicolas/Debray, Eddy/François, Camille/Corteggiani, Tony/Magnier, Pierre/Mayen, Anne/Dubost, Paulette/Hélia, Jenny/Talazac, Odette/Parély, Mila/Elina, Lise/Gérard, Claire (I)/Gregor, Nora +S.W.A.T. (2003)/LL Cool J/Leckner, Brian/Gerald, Matt/Aguilar Jr., Mario/Montalvo, Jay/Gingles, Terry/Farrell, Colin (I)/Gingles Jr., Terry/Baker, Michael (IV)/Stewart, Arlow/King, Benjamin (I)/Akin, Philip/Duff, Jamal/Gunn, Heath/Albrecht, J. Grant/Papajohn, Michael/Hack, Steven/Lombardozzi, Domenick/Gordon, André/Dent, Bruce/Ramsey, Stephen (II)/St. James, David/Vachon, Nick/Bucaro III, Joe/Wincott, Jeff/Moritz, Neal H./Owens, Tim (III)/Poindexter, Larry/Dorsla, Martin/Cathey, Reg E./Thomas, Leonard L./Guarnera, Michael/Juan, The Bishop Don Magic/Van Holt, Brian/Ginter, Lindsey/Kung, Joseph/Robles Jr., Magdaleno/Siegler, Ben/Sporleder, Gregory/Crosby, Brad/Sandler, Scott (I)/McCormick, Larry (I)/Gregory, Michael (I)/Thayer, Max/Arndt, Denis/Guerrier, Garry/Jackson, Samuel L./Umberger, Andy/Davitian, Ken/Lupi, Elio/Perry, Rod/DuMont, James/Lopez, Ricki/Renner, Jeremy/Davitan, Kevin/Mitchell, E. Roger/Allas, Peter/Martinez, Olivier/Alvarez, Frank/Gugliemi, Noel/Kennedy, Page/Allison, Frankie J./Gault, Willie/Charles, Josh (I)/Forrest, Steve/Wayne, Brendan/Ichikawa, Daniel/Rudulph, Ken/Johnson, Clark (I)/Lyras, Alexander/Acovone, Jay/Strickland, Eric/Diamond, Reed (I)/Steinmetz, Richard/Gray, Bruce (I)/Charles, Heather/Parikh, Devika/Scott, Ashley (II)/Barone, Dianne/Wiley, Irene/Rodriguez, Michelle (I)/Sharp, Candice/Jenney, Lucinda/Platz, Audra/Dade, Pat/Lano, Jenya/Edwards, Janine/Spencer, Octavia/Chae, Esther/Salmon, Heather/Kelly, Tricia/Sturges, Shannon/Goldner, Sheri/Little Thomas, Iris/Gálvez, María/Arrington, Sara/Powers, Bridget/Hartling, Krista +S1m0ne (2002)/Perkins, Ron (I)/Heames, Darin/Gleason, James (II)/Jones, Bill A./Pope, Brad 'Chip'/Neiman, Christopher/Schwartzman, Jason/Williams, Darnell (I)/Simmons, Gordon/Thompson, Mark (VI)/Boling, Vincent (I)/Noland, Charles/Coppola, Chris/Dancy, Patrick J./Hawn, Phil/Elliot Sr., Ronnie W./Mohr, Jay/Mossberg, Moss/Pacino, Al/Papick, Barry/Crane, Tony/Cullen, Sean (II)/Koteas, Elias/MacKechnie, Keith/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/R'Mante, Adrian/Anderson, Stanley/von Bargen, Daniel/Zapata, Henry D./Salisbury, Benjamin/Gillow, Edward C./Doty, David/Simmons, Rod/Comes, Christopher/Tull, Clyde/Saxton, Richard/Boyar, Lombardo/Rash, Jim/Brady, Derrex/Pierce, Jeffrey/Williams, Jeff (I)/Boling, Alex/Marley, Chris/Do, Daniel/Murdock, Alec/Loayza, Alan/Brockhohn, Jim/Musgrave, Robert/Ozsan, Hal/Blong, Jenni/Carnick, Andi/Jordan, Claudia/Parente, Teresa/Martin, Mitzi/Chuang, Susan/Mueller, Maureen/Wainwright, Camille/Cunningham, Meave/Rydell, Christina/Rawlings, Deborah/Roberts, Rachel (III)/Keener, Catherine/Romijn, Rebecca/Hudock, Diane/Jenkins, Jolie/Cerasoli, Lisa/Ryder, Winona/Moebius, Jaehne/Wood, Evan Rachel/Androsky, Carole/Cunningham, Lily +Saam gaang yi (2004)/Akaboshi, Mitsuru/Leung Ka Fai, Tony/Watabe, Atsuro/Park, Gene Woo/Yau, Kai-Piu/Ho, Chak-Man/Lee, Dae-yeon/Lim, Won-hie/Lee, Byung-hun/Kim, Gyu-sik/Hasegawa, Kyoko/Wong, So-Fun/Goo, Lee Jun/Suzuki, Mai/Yeung, Miki/Kang, Hye-jeong/Yum, Jung-ah/Bai, Ling/Wu, Wai-Man/Tian, Meme/Wong, Sum-Yeung/Yeung Chin Wah, Miriam/Lee, Mi Mi/Suzuki, Yuu/Lau, Pauline/Fung, Kam-Mui +Sabotage (1936)/Thatcher, Torin/Piper, Frederick/Chevalier, Albert (I)/Tester, Desmond/Homolka, Oskar/Johnson, Mike (I)/Boulton, Matthew/Clarke-Smith, D.A./Warmington, S.J./Mather, Aubrey/Loder, John/Gordon, Hal (I)/Hawtrey, Charles (I)/Bull, Peter (I)/Vyvian, Jack/Atkinson, Frank (I)/Wilkinson, Sam (I)/Dewhurst, William/Bell, Arnold/Trevor, Austin/Bevan, Pamela/Hunt, Martita/Sidney, Sylvia/Greet, Clare/Allgood, Sara/Barbour, Joyce +Saboteur (1942)/Eldredge, John/Pierce, Gerald/Baxter, Alan (I)/Mitchum, Robert/Cripps, Kernan/Flaherty, Pat/Cheatham, Jack/Sayre, Jeffrey/Van Sickel, Dale/Midgley, Dick/Everton, Paul/Bridge, Al/Sherlock, Charles (I)/Hinds, Samuel S./Jackson, Selmer/Lucas, Jimmie/Flavin, James/Curtis, Billy (I)/Phillips, Paul (I)/Albright, Hardie/Wolfe, Ian/Lloyd, Norman/Gardner, Jack (II)/Kruger, Otto/Willis, Matt (II)/Lubin, Lou/Cadell, Don/Parnell, Emory/Brooks, Ralph/Yarborough, Barton/Gericke, Eugene/Thatcher, Torin/Halton, Charles/Strang, Harry/Ring, Cyril/Summers, Virgil/Twitchell, Archie/Shores, Byron/Glaser, Vaughan/Miller, Walter (II)/Kibbee, Milton/Harris, Sam (II)/Cordoba, Pedro de/O'Donnell, Gene (II)/Ruhl, William/Lockwood, Alexander/Gould, William/Conried, Hans/Dearing, Sayre/Shadow (III)/Phelps, Lee (I)/Gilmore, Art/Lee, William A. (I)/Marlowe, Frank (I)/Cummings, Robert (I)/Lease, Rex/Alper, Murray/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Blake, Oliver/Dunn, Ralph/Haworth, Vinton/Glassmire, Gus/Offerman Jr., George/York, Duke (I)/Burns, Paul E./Maynard, Kermit/Wright, Will (I)/Bevans, Clem/Foster, Eddie/Romer, Jean/Peterson, Ruth/Sharp-Bolster, Anita/Dickson, Helen (I)/Kruger, Alma/Romer, Lynne/Mitchell, Belle/LeDeaux, Marie/Whitney, Claire/McLaughlin, Margaret Ann/Adams, Kathryn (II)/Curtis, Mary (I)/Loring, Nancy/Trent, Jean/Hayes, Margaret (I)/Drury Boleslavsky, Norma/Peterson, Dorothy (I)/Wood, Marjorie (I)/Stevens, Carol (II)/Borg, Veda Ann/Carson, Frances/Moffatt, Margaret/Lane, Priscilla +Sabrina (1954)/Harris, Sam (II)/Hillaire, Marcel/Kuter, Kay E./Hamilton, Chuck (I)/Neff, Bill (I)/Ratoff, Gregory/Harvey, Paul (I)/Hampden, Walter/Bushman, Francis X./Forrest, Otto/Dunn, Harvey B./Ford, Fritz/Dalio, Marcel/Brooks, Ralph/Harper, Rand/Harvey, Charles/Williams, John (II)/Ahdar, David/Holden, William (I)/Bogart, Humphrey/Vogan, Emmett/Bailey, Raymond/Campbell, Colin (I)/Parnell, Emory/Bennett, Marjorie/Ross, Marion/Vohs, Joan/Walker, Nella/Corby, Ellen/Hyer, Martha/Kulp, Nancy/Hepburn, Audrey/Riehl, Kay +Sabrina (1995)/Connelly, Ed/Matsuo, Kentaro/Crenna, Richard/Forster-Delmas, Patrick/Asai, Woodrow W./Benn, J.B./Vennema, John C./Mondal, Saikat/Boone, Alan/MacDonald, Kenneth A./Dees, Michael (I)/Gallienne, Guillaume/Nee, Phil/Holmes, Denis/McKernan, Peter/Lum, Alvin/Cline, Michael/Becker, Randy/Wood, John (I)/Wheeler, Ira/Parks, Peter (I)/Genty, François/Del Gaudio, Christopher/Chase, Gregory/Giamatti, Paul/Kinnear, Greg/Tartini, Stefano/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Schwary, Ronald L./Bruel, Patrick/Ford, Harrison (I)/Katia (I)/Colon, Miriam/Baker, Becky Ann/Marchand, Nancy/Luneau-Lipton, Christine/Lemercier, Valérie/Martindale, Margo/Oruche, Phina/Helena (I)/Kumlin, Kristina/Ivey, Dana/Smith-Cameron, J./Ayako (I)/Dickinson, Angie/Sastre, Inés/Linderholm, Eva/Cooper, Philippa/Franz, Elizabeth/Rhodes, Joanna/Van de Velde, Micheline/Ardant, Fanny/Herrera, Jennifer/Lowe, Jo-Jo/Ormond, Julia/Song, Siching/Holly, Lauren/Behalikova, Andrea/Browning, Susan/Chaplin, Carmen +Safe (1995)/Leopardi, Chauncey/LeGros, James/Berkeley, Xander/Gardner, Tim (I)/Greenhill, Mitch/Comando, Joe/Hackford, Rio/Gilborn, Steven/Dolan, Brendan/Friedman, Peter (I)/Lyons, James (I)/Norris, Dean/Apicella, John/Achar, Ravi/Dent, Frank/Crombie, Peter (I)/Wasserman, Allan/Cruz, Brandon/Friel, Cassy/Saachiko/Grant, Beth/Graham, Eleanor/Harper, Jessica (I)/Moore, Julianne (I)/Burgess, Julie/St. James, Jean/Farer, Ronnie/Caplan, Elinor O./Davis, Sarah Scott/Haynes, Wendy/Carver, Mary/Scott, Lorna/Markell, Jodie/Velez, Martha/Norman, Susan (I)/Wilkinson, Jo/Anderson, Dana (I)/Gayle, Wendy/McGregor-Stewart, Kate/Grace, April/Meeks, Edith/Miyazaki, Gerrielani/Dong, Tricia/Roberts, Francesca/Moloney, Janel +Sahara (2005)/Wells, Mark (II)/Paterson, Robert (II)/Lindo, Delroy/Malahide, Patrick/Fodouop, Paulin/Wilson, Rainn/Ouezgane, Lahcen/Mbaye, Thierno Amath/Zahn, Steve/Ogumbanjo, Femi/Bello, Christopher/Ighodaro, Emmanuel/Sanyalo, Tosin/Macy, William H./Houcine, Ouahbou/Saul, Christopher/Beveney, Nicholas/Flynn, Matthew (III)/James, Lennie/Seymour, Billy/Wilson, Lambert/Salis, Abdul/Bosage, Empotoe/Osei, Eddie/Akuwidike, Jude/McConaughey, Matthew/Dyer, Clint/Lobé, Daniel/Turman, Glynn/Springer, Mark/Cavanah, Robert/Aspinall, Mark/Lee, Maurice (I)/Magee, Francis/Osgood, Nathan/Cruz, Penélope/Cussler, Dayna/Vita, Celestine/Ayola, Rakie +Saint, The (1997)/Kilmer, Val/Moore, Roger (I)/Goodman, Henry (I)/Prygunov, Lev/Rozycki, Christopher/Halonen, Pentti (I)/Lazarev, Yevgeni/Hope, William/Armstrong, Alun/Schneider, David (IV)/Topic, Velibor/Tiutin, Alexander/Vidovic, Petar/Veselov, Nikolai/Cubison, Richard/Byrne, Michael (I)/Flanagan, Tommy (I)/Kadanyov, Aleksandr/Clauzel, Nigel/Nikolayev, Valeri/Armatrading, Tony/Stepashkin, Vadim/Cochrane, Michael/Serbedzija, Rade/Guinness, Peter/Tiller, Stephen/Issyanov, Ravil/Gryff, Stefan/Parisi, Cliff/Smith, Adam (I)/Pozenko, Yegor/Marquez, Michael/Whitrow, Benjamin/Loren, Eric/Tierney, Malcolm/O'Kane, Sean (II)/Letham, Ronnie/Laffan, Pat/Rhind-Tutt, Julian/Pardo, Etela/Akiko (III)/Mortimer, Emily/Akhurst, Lucy/Zovkic, Lidija/Isitt, Kate/Porrett, Susan/Dearsley, Verity/Lee-Johnson, Caroline/Kazanskaya, Alla A./Popkova, Oxana/Apeksimova, Irina/Silberg, Tusse/Jefford, Barbara/Liggett, Agnieszka/Shue, Elisabeth/Cornwell, Charlotte/Knatchbull, Melissa/King, Lorelei/Serbedzija, Lucija/Holder, Ginny +Saints and Soldiers (2003)/Heyborne, Kirby/Funk, Sterling/Holden, Peter Asle/Allred, Jason/Bagby, Larry/Malzl, Philip/Clifford, Richard J./Meldrum, Matthew/Polinsky, Alexander (I)/Williams, Tane/Lee, Christian (I)/Clark, Chris (VI)/Tanner, Michael (II)/Kendrick, Chris/Klindt, Kelly/Bentley, Gavin/Hoppe, Lincoln/Dousett, Curt/Allred, Corbin/Ferguson, Bill (II)/Kroeck, Kurt/Vincent, Ethan/Meldrum, Addy/Funk, Spencer/Buster, Michael (II)/Birk, Jeff/Reeves, M. Casey/Meldrum, McKay/Bishop, Joel/Malzl, Christian/Beard, Randy/Gourley, Ben/Renee, Melinda/Moyle, Kelly/Graham, Dawn/Graham, Julie (III)/O'Neil, Ruby Chase +Salaire de la peur, Le (1953)/Zermano, Rico/De Lima, Luis/Baranger, René/Hurst, Pat (I)/Palau-Fabre, Joseph/Dest, Jo/Mitchell, Jeronimo/Vanel, Charles/Centa, Antonio/Faustini/Seguna/Larenagas, Evelio/Ricardo (VII)/Valorbe, François/Lulli, Folco/van Eyck, Peter/Montand, Yves/Tubbs, William/Gromoff, Grégoire/Moreno, Darío/Clouzot, Véra/Légitimus, Darling +Salinui chueok (2003)/Sung, Ji-ru/Kim, Roe-ha/Song, Jae-ho/Choi, Jong-ryol/Park, Hae-il/Park, No-shik (II)/Byeon, Hie-bong/Song, Kang-ho/Lee, Jae-eung/Kim, Sang-kyung/Kim, Ha-kyeong/Ko, Seo-hie/Jeon, Mi-seon/Jeong, In-seon/Seo, Yeong-hwa +Salmer fra kjøkkenet (2003)/Brynolfsson, Reine/Brænne, Trond/Røise, Jan Gunnar/Norström, Tomas/Ousdal, Sverre Anker/Floberg, Bjørn/Jähkel, Lennart/Jenseg, Bjørn/Andrée, Leif/Calmeyer, Joachim/Eidsvold, Gard B./Laakso, Päivi/Lunden, Karin +Salton Sea, The (2002)/Ermey, R. Lee/Linn, Rex/Gauny, Jerry/Rivera, Rene/Koaho, Mpho/Wong, B.D./Randleman, Mike/LaPaglia, Anthony/Quinn, Kevin (III)/Carroll, Charles (II)/Sarsgaard, Peter/Fitzpatrick, Tom (I)/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Kuespert, Chuck/Nakamura, Kenji (I)/Meat Loaf/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Trejo, Danny/Barker Jr., Al/Fletcher, Christian J./Hutchison, Doug/Duhame, Doc/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Holmes, Lee (II)/Brown, Bob (II)/Plummer, Glenn/Kilmer, Val/Trammell, Ricky/Lauren, Val/Todd, Josh (I)/Harlow, Shalom/Skye, Azura/Visone, Justine/West, Chandra/Unger, Deborah Kara/Scarpino, Paula/Giles, Tanner/Ezra, Rachel/Caruso, Dana Lynn/Knight, Shirley (I) +Salvador (1986)/Téllez, Héctor/Rubeo, Bruno/Sánchez, Salvador/Ehrenberg, Miguel/Belushi, James/Carter, Jimmy (I)/Rodríguez Doring, Arturo/MacDevitt, John/Sosa Jr., Roberto/Pereyra, René/Farr, Gary (II)/Plana, Tony/De Rubin, Jair/Quiroz, Gerardo (I)/MacMillan, Will/Gallegos, Joshua/Luke, Jorge/Fuentes, Martín/Leal, Tomás/Hoag, Bill/Gudmunds, Sigridur/Reynoso, Jorge (I)/Murphy, Michael (I)/Jasso, Nicolás/Stone, Sean/Chávez, José/Savage, John (I)/Menéndez, Ramón (I)/Doe, John (I)/Morones, Bob/Millinaire, Gilles/Ruiz, José Carlos (I)/Zepeda, Gerardo/Jones, Ty Granderson/Martínez, Mauricio/Fernández, Juan (I)/DeSouza, Waldeir/Pol, Jorge/Reagan, Ronald (I)/Arévalo, Mário/Chester, Colby/Bonilla, Arturo/León, Israel/Elizondo, Humberto/del Rosario, Xochitl/Bernal, Agustín/Vargas, Ángel/Sobrevals, César/Woods, James (I)/Conn, Julie/Glover, Kara/Wildman, Valerie/McKean, Sue Ann/Urquisa, Juliana/Urquiza, María de los Ángeles/Hansen, Danna/Carlsson, Erika/Carrasco, Queta/Carrillo, Elpidia/Hernández, Claudia (I)/del Carmen Sánchez, María/Okugawa, Daria/Gibb, Cynthia/Zúñiga, Rosario/Rubell, María/Davis, Nancy (I)/Valenzuela, Leticia +Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma (1975)/Missaglia, Rinaldo/Musso, Bruno (I)/Lucantoni, Marco/Cataldi, Giorgio/Galletti, Guido/Fascetti, Sergio/Valletti, Aldo/Troccoli, Claudio/Orlando, Antonio/Di Jenno, Gaspare/Manni, Ezio/Etzi, Efisio/Book, Lamberto/Cicchetti, Claudio/Patruno, Giuseppe/Valaguzza, Maurizio/Bellocchio, Marco/Chessari, Umberto/Quintavalle, Umberto Paolo/Bonacelli, Paolo/Merli, Franco/Menichini, Fabrizio/Terlizzi, Carla/Moar, Renata/Recchimuzzi, Anna/Boratto, Caterina/Acquaviva, Liana/Betti, Laura/Malik, Faridah/Surgère, Hélène/Gaetani, Benedetta/Mogilansky, Tatiana/Henke, Dorit/Dossena, Anna Maria/Nemour, Antiniska/De Giorgi, Elsa/Orlandi, Giuliana/Pieracci, Paola/Pellegrini, Ines/Melis, Giuliana/Radaelli, Susanna/Andreis, Olga/Saviange, Sonia/Aniceto, Graziella +Samaria (2004)/Park, Jung-gi/Jeon, Jin-bae/Lee, Eol/Jong-Gil, Lee/Seo, Seung-won/Kim, Gul-seon/Young, Oh/Sae-Jin, Yook/Taek-Ki, Shin/Jung, In-gi/Hyun-Min, Kwon/Jae-Ik, Yoo/Gyun-Ho, Im/Han, Yeo-reum/Kwak, Ji-min +Samouraï, Le (1967)/Delon, Alain/Thorent, André/Bonnafoux, Guy/Deschamps, Jacques (I)/Gold, Jean/Leroy, Jacques/Casati, Georges/Boisrond, Michel/Posier, Jean-Pierre/Lechner, Carl/Billy, Georges/Salgues, André/Fradet, Roger/Léonard, Jacques/Magalon, Maurice/Catalano, Humberto/Meunier, Gaston/Rondo, Robert/Vaudier, Pierre/Favart, Robert/Périer, François/Nell, Carlo/Delon, Nathalie/Rosier, Cathy/Jourdan, Catherine/Maneva, Maria/Aricardi, Ari +San ging chaat goo si (2004)/Li, Eddie/Goh, Linden/Ying, Ng Hoi/Go, Hayama/Li, Martin/Yan, Nic/Li, Cash/Choi, Stephen/Ting, Yip Chi/Sham, John/Bai, Wu/Tai, Lau Yi/Wong, Chun Loong/Chan, Jackie (I)/Kwan, Kenny/Kwok, Eric/Fung, Lee Ting/Lung, Lee Wai/Lin, Hoi/Sun, Chun/Hung, Wong Kam/Ming, Tai Yiu/Tsang, Kin-Yung/Ng, Deep/Keung, Yip Yun/Ho, Heaven/Chun, Qi Wu/Lam, Chi Tai/Ke, Lee Chi/Koo, Zac/Bau, Mak/Shek, Cheung/Lo, Ken/Rohn, Stephen/Huk, Tseung/Leung, Tony/Lau, Dedy/Jia, Liu (III)/Ling, Chan Hu/Wong, Tak-bun/Audio Traffic/Lee, Alex (VIII)/Lam, Roderick/He, Jun (I)/To, Ada/Tse, Nicholas/Wong, Dave/Chun, Lau Ho/Lung, Yu Sui/Liu, Kai Chi/Wong, Wing/Ling, Ken/Wu, Gang (II)/Yin, Terence/Cheung, Steven/Chong, Jason/Hung, Tin Chiu/Park, Hyun Jin/Leung, Sandy/Chen, Ringo/Low, Kenneth/Julien, Stephen/Po, Lam Chi/Ng, Philip (I)/On, Andy/Wong, Curien/Pang, Samuel/Ho, Tony (I)/Ng, Carl/Chun, Mason/Kit, Lee Kai/Yu, Rongguang/Wu, Daniel (II)/Man, Yoki/Ma, Martin/Ip, Ho Wai/Pen, Lam Wai/Ling, Luk Mei/Pik, Wong Hoi/Chan, Brenda/Ng, Louisa/Yeung, Fanny/Lau, Joyce/Kwan, Hsim Sau/Higuchi, Asuka/Choi, Charlene/Yeung, Charlie/Fung, Maggie (II)/Chiu, Chung-yue/Chiang, Coco/Chok, Didi/Tang, Phoebe/Leung, Winnie/Wong, Koey/Chun, Alva/Pang, Agnes/Chiang, Mandy/Lui, Lisa (I) +Sand Pebbles, The (1966)/Lormer, Jon/Sanders, Shepherd/MacLeod, Gavin/Mako (I)/Hopkins, Alan (II)/Kelly-Schleyer, Robert/Loo, Richard/Middleton, Tom (II)/Lee, Tommy (I)/Ferry, Stephen/Robinson, Charles (III)/McQueen, Steve (I)/Turkel, Joe/Janes, Loren/Chun, Paul/Jeter, James/Crenna, Richard/Duran, Larry/Trikonis, Gus/Gates, Larry/Jahn, Stephen/Oakland, Simon/Fish, Ted (I)/Coghlan Jr., Frank/Hong, James/Di Reda, Joe/Attenborough, Richard/Wilder, Glenn R./Perkins, Gil (I)/Wright, Ben (I)/Rainey, Ford/Phillips, Barney/Wang, Henry (I)/Reed, Walter (I)/Arsan, Emmanuelle/Quo, Beulah/Bergen, Candice +Sandlot, The (1993)/LaFleur, Art (I)/DiMattia, Victor/Chaney Jr., Lon/Robinson, Robbie T./Astoyan, Chris/Renna, Patrick/Jones, Tyson/Evans, David M. (I)/Leopardi, Chauncey/Pearson, Garret/Adams, Brandon Quintin/Gelt, Grant/Horneff, Wil/York, Marty (I)/Smith, Shane LaVar/Fick, Charles/Vitar, Mike/Guiry, Tom/Apisa, Robert/Page, Tim (I)/Jones, James Earl/Vitar, Pablo P./Williams, Dennis (V)/Howard, Arliss/Muller, Herb/Leary, Denis/Wills, Maury/Simmons, Karl (I)/Obedzinski, Shane/Campbell, Keith (I)/Matthews, Eddie (II)/Windham, Cynthia/Allen, Karen (I)/Shelton, Marley +Sands of Iwo Jima (1949)/Wessel, Dick/Herman, Gil (I)/Jolley, I. Stanford/McGuire, John (I)/Tyne, George/Baylor, Hal/Schrier, Harold G./Crowe, H.P./Murphy, Al (I)/Shoup, David M./Franz, Arthur (I)/Murphy, William (I)/Datig Jr., Fred/Wayne, Steve (I)/Gumley, Leonard/Edwards, Bruce (I)/Jones, Dickie/Bradley, John H./Holden, James/Milner, Martin/Agar, John (I)/Coe, Peter (III)/Cassell, Wally/Webb, Richard (I)/Hayes, Ira H./Lechner, Billy/Clarke, David (I)/McCardle, Mickey/Gagnon, Rene A./Whitney, John (II)/Hudson, William (I)/Tucker, Forrest/Vernon, Glen/Brown, James (II)/McGee, Roger/Wayne, John (I)/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Graham, Fred (I)/Haggerty, Don (I)/Binyon, Conrad/Self, William (I)/Jaeckel, Richard/Mara, Adele/Ford, Dorothy (I)/Bishop, Julie/Gallagher, Carole/Sochor, Judy/Windsor, Joy +Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)/Renn, Charles/Beck, Vincent/Wertimer, Ned/Bodin, Ivor/Don, Carl/Thurmond, Lin/Nesor, Al/Lindsey, Gene/McCutcheon, Bill/Bishop, Jim (I)/Stiles, Victor/Call, John (I)/Aronesty, Scott/Hicks, Leonard/Rotholz, Ronnie/Blair, Don/Month, Chris/Ross, Tony (I)/Schaffer, Glenn/Elic, Josip/Cahill, James (III)/Martin, Leila (II)/Conforti, Donna/Zadora, Pia/Rich, Doris +Santa Clause 2, The (2002)/Hoy, Alexander/Joffre, Dan/Pollock, Alexander/Lloyd, Eric (I)/Ewanuick, Fred/LaFleur, Art (I)/Allen, Tim (I)/Northey, Michael P./Dorn, Michael (I)/Stone, Andrew (IV)/Anderson, Bart/Brandt, Victor/Abellan, Alejandro/James, Ryan (I)/Breslin, Spencer/Mankuma, Blu/Allen, Jamal/Bivens, J.B./Attadia, Christopher/Jones, Gary (I)/Keating, Fred (II)/Dorn, Patrick/Butchart, Curtis/Jeffrey, Myles/Bergen, Bob/Mark, D. Neil/Pollak, Kevin/Thomas, Jay/Payne, Charles (II)/Hodgson, Bryce/Cole, Ted/Reinhold, Judge/Krumholtz, David/Matheus, Connor/Boyle, Peter (I)/Purvis, Alexandra/Zeilanger, Beatrice/Shannon, Molly/Kennedy, Kenya Jo/Soucie, Kath/Tyler, Aisha/Woodman, Danielle/Crewson, Wendy/Bauder, Kimmy/Aguirre, Carmen (II)/Anderson, Nicola/Mortil, Janne/Tian, Valerie/Mitchell, Elizabeth (I)/Leroux, Nicole/Chan, Caroline/Mumy, Liliana/Berthot, Anysha/Adachi, Leanne/Elliott, Beverley/Wilde, June B. +Santa Clause, The (1994)/Tsukamoto, Steve/Reinhold, Judge/Kosaka, Peter/Dermer, Bob/Mahan, Kerrigan/Boyle, Peter (I)/Grove, David Paul/Moon, Brett/Krolo, Tony/Benson, Chris (I)/Caruana, Michael/Krumholtz, David/Hartmann, Ron/Lloyd, Eric (I)/Murdoch, Lachlan/Davis, Todd (I)/Tran, Hun Sun/Mack, Gene/Sparrow, David/Vadas, Kenny/Vinovich, Steve/Knight, Nic/Pichette, Marc/Satok, Joshua/O'Connor, Dennis (I)/Newman, Jack (II)/Pasquin, John/Reilly, Brian (I)/Collins, Jesse (I)/Jones, Cody (I)/Wickware, Scott/McLemore, Zachary/Nakamura, Lawrence/Moon, Ryan (I)/Masten, Gordon/Labriola, Jimmy/Welker, Frank/Brandenburg, Larry/Allen, Tim (I)/Kosaka, Steve/Wentworth, Bradley/Bachlow, Alec/Williams, Philip (I)/King, Melissa/Lupien, Tabitha/Bates, Azura/Kotalto, Ivanka/Lupien, Lindsay/Catalano, Laura/McIntyre, Aimee/Jackson, Micha/Scott, Judith (I)/Petrocci, Alexandra/Guy, Joyce/Eastwood, Jayne/Tamada, Paige/Crewson, Wendy/Gross, Mary/Keogh, Nina +Santa with Muscles (1996)/Shuster, Blake/Hogan, Hulk/Leslie, Ed/Robinson, Troy/Begley Jr., Ed/Stark, Don/Kinney, Andre/Dulat, Pierre/Apisa, Pete/Brinton, Malone/Wylie, Adam/Valentine, Steve (I)/Apisa, Robert/Howard, Clint/Ephron, Kai/Donno, Eddy/West, Kevin (I)/Newman, William (I)/Calabro, Neill/Morris, Garrett (I)/Kunis, Mila/Shuster, Bentley/Paz, Jennifer (I)/Curzon, Aria Noelle/Curtis, Robin (I)/Clark-Curzon, Melody/Michele, Bridget/Song, Brenda/Robin, Diane +Saturday Night Fever (1977)/Travolta, John/Gantry, Donald/Costanzo, Robert/Weil, Robert (I)/Bisoglio, Val/Rock III, Monti/Miller, Barry (I)/Andrews, William (II)/Ornstein, Bruce/Cheverie, Roy/Vasquez, Alberto (I)/Michaels, Bert (I)/Shakar, Martin/Cali, Joseph/Pape, Paul/Coppola, Sam (II)/Moston, Murray/Peluso, Lisa/Gorney, Karen Lynn/March, Ellen/Travolta, Ann/Batt, Shelly/Dillon, Denny/Hansen, Nina (I)/Travolta, Helen/Bovasso, Julie/King, Adrienne/Pescow, Donna/Drescher, Fran +Save the Last Dance (2001)/Levine, Michael (XV)/Robinson, Marcello (I)/Franke, Sam/Simonello, Patrick/Lockett, Pierre/Reid, Kevin (I)/Kinney, Terry/Kayàru, Artel/McSween, Brian/Ray, Ronald (II)/Wang, Guoping/Anderson, Michael (XVIII)/Tabor, Roland 'Ro Ro'/Green, Vince/Paul, Malaika/Baker, Tab/Whitebear, Richard/Rubio, Domingo/Robertson, Davis C./Starr, Fredro/Stewart, Cory/Manning, Earl/Wright, Earl/Rothenberg, Andrew/Herrera, Randy/O'Connor, Jeremiah/Whitt, Garland/Kitten, Calvin/Talauega, Richmond/Thomas, Sean Patrick/Talauega, Anthony/Starkman, Lora/Dolan, Ariane/Anglin, Jennifer/Leung, Audrey/Davis, Tai'isha/Wozniak, Joanna/Lopez, Suzanne/Whitehead, Chryssie/Keller, Stacy Joy/Martin, Dorothy (II)/Bruk, Mekdes/Greenberg, Julie/Paskevska, Anna/Stiles, Julia/Oliver, Latisha/Jones, Ora (II)/Robinson, Nefertiti/Oas, Elisabeth/Hubbard, Erica/Tlusty, Kim/Brown, Deanne/Fields, Felicia/Hamilton, Trinity/Goodman, Jennifer (II)/Smith Childs, Sarita/Westbrook, Karimah/Washington, Kerry/Weingardt, Ellie/Echols, Jennifer/Pickleman, Brenda/Cross, Iashea/Dawn, Deborah/Shields, Tracy (I)/Kaschock, Taryn/Oeffling, Katrina/Lawson, Bianca/Powell, Whitney/Patterson, Emily (I)/Duffy, Nicole Marie/Wilkins, Maia/Zarro, Teanna +Saved! (2004)/Douglas, Aaron (I)/Fidler, Brent/Kean, Greg/MacLeod, Joe/Turton, Kett/Caldwell, James (II)/Hilliker, Jay/Culkin, Macaulay/Donovan, Martin (II)/Fugit, Patrick/Innes, John/Plustwik, Thomas/Faust, Chad/Amurri, Eva/White, Donna (I)/Matarazzo, Heather/Parker, Mary-Louise/Bertinelli, Valerie/Clyne, Nicki/Wilkey, Susan/Drake, Patricia/Skeeles, Syndie/Malone, Jena/Moore, Mandy (II)/Arkos, Julia/McAdam, Althea/Thai, Elizabeth +Saving Grace (2000)/Evans, Peter (II)/Foreman, Jamie/Brooke, Paul (I)/Lindgren, Magnus/Bamford, Johnny/Crowdy, Mark/Sturrock, Tristan/Phillips, Leslie/Karyo, Tchéky/Ferguson, Craig/Kelly, Dean Lennox/Wright, Philip (I)/Campbell, Ken (I)/Weston, Bill (I)/Cole, Ben (I)/Benedict, Jay (I)/Clunes, Martin/Fortune, John (I)/Hallet, Bill/Southworth, Darren/Kydd, Jonathan/Bailey, Bill (IV)/Merrison, Clive/Kerr Scott, Linda/Quick, Diana/Edmond, Valerie/Law, Phyllida/Dillon, Alison/Coffey, Denise/Blethyn, Brenda +Saving Silverman (2001)/Delacio, Dario/Drewitz, Devin Douglas/Stovin, Blake/McMichael, Steven/Chang, Stephen/Ranger, Eli/Hache, Frank/Wagner, Mark Aaron/Levinson, David B./Roberds, Michael/Pfrimmer, Patrick/Zahn, Steve/Mylrea, David/Armour, Norman/Frazier, Frank L./Van Snellenberg, Jared/Lynch, Gus (I)/Armstrong, Brett/Diamond, Neil/Camroux, Ken/Biggs, Jason/Kline, Richard (I)/Foo, Colin/Gass, Kyle/Goncalves, Oscar/Ermey, R. Lee/Trasolini, Phil/McIlroy, Andrew/Jurcev, Ivan/Dugan, Dennis/Parsons, Tony (I)/Black, Jack (I)/Roberts, Sean O./Fomitchev, Max/Neale, David (I)/Logan, Chris (II)/Gugushe, Biski/Lam, Larry/Ducharme, Katlyn/Carlson, Lillian (I)/Hilary, Leigh/Murbach, Eliza/Gagno, Lisa/Moldowan, Brittany/Peet, Amanda (I)/Armstrong, Jennifer/Boudreau, Carla/McKillip, Carly/Munroe, Odessa/Bennett, Shaz/Bernath, Linda/Lilley, Nancy J./Lambert, Esme/Robert, Nicole (II)/Skoll, Mary Ann/Jotie, Lowela/Detmer, Amanda/Ryan, Margaret (III)/Coombe, Theresa/Stingl, Suzi/Trueman, Tracy/Johnson, Eleana +Savior (1998)/Krstovic, Miodrag/Rollin, Pascal/Maclaren, John (I)/Andrejevic, Kosta/Apisa, Robert/Perkovic, Dusan (I)/Cvetkovic, Svetozar/Antonijevic, Predrag/Foster, Catlin/Tatic, Josif/Quaid, Dennis/Otasevic, Veljko/Glogovac, Nebojsa/Dragovic, Cedomir/Mensur, Irfan/Skarsgård, Stellan/Trifunovic, Sergej/Holden, Beau/Janicijevic, Dusan/Bukvicki, Marina/Toskovic, Darka/Kinski, Nastassja/Borodenko, Sanja/Blagojevic, Ljiljana/Trivalic, Vesna/Krstic, Ljiljana (I)/Zogovic, Sanja/Radevic, Dajana/Ulmanski, Renata/Ninkovic, Natasa (I)/Borodenko, Aleksandra +Saw (2004)/Emerson, Michael (I)/Elwes, Cary/Koules, Oren (I)/Bellamy, Ned/Whannell, Leigh/Martinez, Benito (I)/Glover, Danny/Butters, Mike/Gutrecht, Paul/Garbi, Avner/Leung, Ken (I)/Raith, Hans/Bell, Tobin/Chun, Alexandra Bokyun/Potter, Monica/Gustafson, Laura Marie/Meyer, Dina/Vega, Makenzie/Smith, Shawnee +Saw II (2005)/Jones, Kelly (I)/Fallon, John (I)/Plummer, Glenn/Ward, Robin (I)/Payton, Kofi/Bell, Tobin/Gallanders, James/Yachimec, Larry/Mandylor, Costas/Whannell, Leigh/Chow, Ho/Stevens, Michael (XII)/Koaho, Mpho/Knudsen, Erik (I)/Paul, Brian (I)/Coates, Conrad/Marren, Christopher/Vibert, Bill/Georgiou, Stefan (II)/Kaegi, Nicholas/Sudek, Dan/Wahlberg, Donnie/Rother, Vincent/Bent, Lyriq/Parrott, Billy/Flatman, Barry/Burd, Tim/Nappo, Tony/Jenkins, Noam/Dennis, Darrell/Sullivan, Sean (XIV)/G, Franky/Malkin, Sam/Poyser, Mark/Vaugier, Emmanuelle/Luk, Jane/Wilson, Niamh/Smith, Shawnee/Jones, Kelly (VII)/Helbig, Gretchen/Mitchell, Beverley/Heath, Zoe/Russell, Betsy/Meyer, Dina/Robinson, Linette/Kellerman, Sandy (I)/Black, Shauna +Say Anything... (1989)/Stoltz, Eric/Ziesmer, Chris/Lawrence, Tom (I)/Hall, Philip Baker/Mahoney, John (I)/Cusack, John/Dean, Loren/Green Jr., John/Sporleder, Gregory/Portnow, Richard/Piven, Jeremy/Castellaneta, Dan/Stevenson, Bill (I)/Bruner, John (I)/Lunday, Russel/Willis, Donald/Shortridge, Stephen/Goldenberg, Jay R./Kallsen, Nicholas/Wilson, Don 'The Dragon'/Ladd, Jim/O'Neill, Patrick (I)/Chapin, Jonathan/Walker, Charles (I)/Wright, Edward A./Feiles, Arlan/Gould, Jason (I)/Ziesmer, Jerry/Hillner, John/Payne, Thomas A./Gomez, Jaime (I)/Harris Jr., Glenn Walker/Brooks, Amy/Holland, Brooke/Phillips, Chynna/Waterman, Annie/Frank, Joanna/Falk, Lisanne/Crowe, Alice Marie/Picotte, Lisa/Hagins, Montrose/Roth, Allison (III)/Skye, Ione/Woodward, Lenore/Taylor, Lili (I)/Neuwirth, Bebe/Lee, Sunshine/Feldman, Mindy/Chiles, Lois/Layman, Katie/Fuller, Kathryn/Cusack, Joan/Prescott, Judy/Cromwell, Gloria/Platt, Polly/Adlon, Pamela/Walker, Kim (I) +Say It Isn't So (2001)/Musnicki, Robert/Widdows, Connor/Harth, C. Ernst/Murphy, Danny (I)/Flynn, Jackie/Weller, Jordan/Cibrian, Eddie/Armour, Norman/Plotnick, Jack/Stark, Austin/Briscoe, Brent/Klein, Chris (I)/Poltaruk, Rick/Hinkley, Brent/Foo, Colin/Pellegrino, Mark/Hondro, Marcus/Jones, Orlando/Morales, Martin/Peters, Matthew (I)/Buzzington, Ezra/Dallas, Keith/Holden, E.W./Riehle, Richard/Bordoff, Shawn/Abellan, Alejandro/Boileau, Daniel/Cho, Henry/Brown, R. Nelson/Rothman, John/Jordan, John-Eliot/Sumpton, Christopher R./Jenkins, Richard (I)/Coffey, Pablo/Draper, Rain/Paroo, Zahf/Lander, David L./Kean, Greg/Graham, Heather (I)/Davis, Barrow/Harns, Charlene/Drake, Dolores/Field, Sally/Silverman, Sarah/Calvo, Alícía/Shaye, Lin/Somers, Suzanne/Peldon, Courtney/White, Julie (I) +Scanner Darkly, A (2006)/Harrelson, Woody/Sulit, Rommel/Sparkes, Andrew (II)/Ferguson, Chamblee/Perez, Hugo (I)/Cruz, Jack/Anders, Leif/Pipkin, Turk/Ryan, Christopher (VIII)/Clarke, Dameon (I)/Penn, Wilbur/Webster, Ken/Haby, Cliff/Reeves, Keanu/Douglas, Jason (IV)/Downey Jr., Robert/Turner, Mark (V)/Allen, Sean (II)/Cochrane, Rory/Jones, Alex (III)/Perella, Marco/Prince, Steven Chester/Baker, Mitch (I)/Rawna, Angela/Valdez, Natasha/Chase, Melody/Plummer, Leila/Stevens, Eliza/Ryder, Winona/Menchaca, Sarah/Newmyer, Lisa Marie +Scanners (1981)/Nelthorpe, Malcolm/Messinger, Jack/Forbes, Sony/Sherwood, Anthony/Affleck, Neil/Umland, Ken/Brandis, Jock/Kilbertus, Nicholas/Batchelor, Graham/Doederlein, Fred/Ironside, Michael/McGoohan, Patrick/Désy, Victor/Knight, Victor (I)/Silverman, Robert A./Stevens, Alex (I)/Michaels, Steve (I)/Boyd, Robert (II)/Coady, Terrance P./Stone, Sam (I)/Hagopian, Dean/Ludwig, Adam (I)/Nincheri, Roland/Del Grande, Louis/Lack, Stephen/Lacroix, Denis/Broker, Lee/Kovács, Géza (I)/Tiberghien, Jérôme/Buchsbaum, Don/Cruchley, Murray/Moore, Mavor/Dane, Lawrence/McKeever, Kimberly/Anglin, Anne/Mudry, Elizabeth/Gadbois, Margaret/Fullerton, Karen/O'Neill, Jennifer (I) +Scarface (1932)/Burress, William/Fetherston, Eddie/Arnheim, Gus/Vejar, Harry J./Gordon, C. Henry/Pratt, Purnell/Raft, George/Corrado, Gino/Davidson, William B./Hurst, Brandon/Black, Maurice (I)/Perkins, Osgood/Maxwell, Edwin/Kelly, John (I)/Starkey, Bert/Ford, Francis/Karloff, Boris/O'Keefe, Dennis (I)/Hawks, Howard/Sullivan, Charles (I)/Armetta, Henry/Muni, Paul (I)/Tenbrook, Harry/Perry, Jack (I)/Richmond, Warner/Marshall, Tully/Fix, Paul/Barnett, Vince/Mann, Hank (I)/Dabney, Virginia/Besserer, Eugenie/Dvorak, Ann/Palange, Inez/Morley, Karen/Thompson, Helen C. +Scarface (1983)/Tafolla, Arnold/Jasen, Richard/Cannerday, Robert Hammer/Doba, Wayne/Vandenberg, Robert/Margolis, Mark/Israel, Al/Caselnova, Richard/Cruz, Gregory Norman/Gamble, John (I)/Carter, John (IV)/Frommer, Ben/Serna, Pepe/Belzer, Richard/Cervantes, Gary/Rougas, Michael/Yulin, Harris/D'Andre, Dante/Pacino, Al/Saenz, Anthony/Moran, Michael P./Castro, Fidel (I)/Kingi, Henry/Joseph, Ronald G./Morales, Santos/Mendez, Richard/Towers, Jim/Moroff, Mike/Cordova, Caesar/Isaacs, Troy/Almaguer, Loren/Machado, Mario/Carrasco, Rene/Loggia, Robert/Brandon, John (I)/Frommer, Edward R./Holahan, Dennis (I)/Contardo, Johnny/Marmo, Joe/François, Michel (I)/Padilla Jr., Manuel/Abraham, F. Murray/McCann, John (II)/Cestero, Carlos/Martel, Ray/Smith, Garnett/Shenar, Paul/Campos, Victor (I)/Silva, Geno/Delmonte, Richard/Henry, Gregg/Espel, Paul/Ratner, Brett/Tamburro, Charles A./Bauer, Steven/Carrier, Albert/Barreto, Gil/Alldredge, Michael/Yanez, Bob/Santana, Arnaldo/Beniades, Ted/Salazar, Ángel (I)/Perez, Tony (I)/Millan, Victor/Contreras, Roberto (I)/Pann, Tony (I)/Taylor, Terri (I)/Morgan, Shelley Taylor/Shea, Katt/Crow, Emilia/Wolf, Marcia/Perez, Barbra/Adiano, Charlie/Clarkson, Lana/Kelly, Margo/Linne, Jeanette/Richardson, Catharine/Aames, Angela/Mak, Marii/Colon, Miriam/Cameron, Tina Leigh/Fuino, Laura/Sandberg, Rhonda/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Benton, Rosa Lee/Andrews, Nancy Lee/Lazar, Ava/Mastrantonio, Mary Elizabeth/Simmons, Pat/Criswell, Karen (I)/Baldwin, Dona/Payan, Ilka Tanya/Bowser, Sue/Nisi, Angela/Michaels, Margaret/Benna, Heather/Burr, Cynthia/Katz, Lisa +Scarlet Letter, The (1995)/Micalchunk, Stephen/Prosky, Robert/Woodward, Tim/Dotrice, Roy/Joseph, Gary/Keddy, Jeremy/Skutt, Mike/Bearden, James/Aderneck, Stephen/Duvall, Robert (I)/Paton, Anthony/Aguilar, George/Charlette, Kennetch/Wolfchild, Sheldon Peters/Rice, Nicholas/Carmichael, Jay/Akerman, Jeremy/Kehoe, David/Clarke, Shaun R./Hardwicke, Edward/Hamm, Jerry/Jones, Judd/Storry, Malcolm/Schweig, Eric (I)/Parkhill, Jason/Oldman, Gary/Doncheff, Len/Swift, Francie/Plowright, Joan/Campbell, Sarah (I)/Gregson, Joan/Willis, Scout LaRue/Ivey, Dana/McNeil, Marguerite/Fairlie, Kristin/Moore, Demi/Cunningham, Jocelyn/Francis, Evelyn (I)/Willis, Tallulah Belle/Joliffe-Andoh, Lisa/Nolan, Ashley/Tennant, Deborah/Salinger, Diane/May, Jodhi/Wright, Amy (I)/Laskin, Larissa/Walker, Kateri +Scary Movie (2000)/Lander, David L./Mahler, Bruce/Baessato, Giacomo/Mayes, Lee R./Robson, Chris (I)/Neale, David (I)/Berry, Lloyd/Ducommun, Rick/Wayans, Shawn/Tupper, Reg/Wayans, Marlon/Bruhnanski, Craig/Bliss, Ian (II)/Munro, Lochlyn/Graham, Kyle/Fuller, Kurt/McConchie, Mark/Paxman, Matthew/Bryant, Peter (I)/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Shepard, Jim/Wayans, Keenen Ivory/Hanlon, Peter/Miller, Robin (V)/Lennarson, Nels/Hawkes, John (III)/Sheridan, Dave (I)/Joffre, Dan/Hoeppner, Mark/Hives, Art/Marriott, Mark/Wilding, Chris (I)/Bell, Dexter/Moore, Frank B./Cole, Ted/Van Der Beek, James/Roberts, Trevor (I)/Gill, Ted/Oteri, Cheri/Faris, Anna/Crosbie, Nicola/Hall, Regina (I)/Kruper, Karen/Nemeth, Andrea/Winokur, Marissa Jaret/Dolan, Babe/Saunders, Kendall/Shears, Susan/Lee, Jennifer Anne/Coffield, Kelly/Elizabeth, Shannon/Van der Veen, Jessica/Ramus, Doreen/Trcka, Jayne/Reichert, Tanja/Santos, Leanne/Davies, Glynis/Electra, Carmen +Scary Movie 2 (2001)/Bellos, Richard/Beetlejuice/Mayes, Lee R./DeBello, James/Acker, Anthony/Barrett, Mark (II)/Schimmel, Robert/Moll, Richard/Bosco, Natale/Masterson, Christopher/Cross, David (II)/Woods, James (I)/Wayans, Shawn/Curry, Tim (I)/Friedman, Matt (I)/Richter, Andy (I)/Fisher, Brad (II)/Wayans, Marlon/McCullough, Suli/Elliott, Chris (I)/Faris, Anna/O'Donnell, Suzanne/Spelling, Tori/Bianqui, Suzanne/Lyonne, Natasha/Robertson, Kathleen/Strayer, Helene/Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I)/Pearce, Kristi/Curran, Jennifer/Cartwright, Veronica/Reinhard, Cordelia/Connor, Joann/Hall, Regina (I)/Silverberg, Donna +Scary Movie 3 (2003)/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Hughley, D.L./Mikuska, Drew/Bremner, Jim/Chief-Moon, Byron/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Carlin, George/Solomon, Cliff/U-God/Piven, Jeremy/Hainsworth, John/Bell, Doron/Redman/Sheen, Charlie/Cowell, Simon/RZA/Taylor, William B./Man, Method/Breker, Eric/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Hammond, Darrell/Joe, Fat/Dornfeld, Phil/Hart, Kevin (I)/Jackson, Dee Jay/Bell, Dexter/Moss, Edward/Lee, Dame/Rex, Simon/Naidu, Ajay/Raekwon/Edwards, David (I)/Rule, Ja/Soriano, Marco (I)/Griffin, Eddie/Yorke, Troy/P, Master/Stack, Timothy (I)/Lawson-Baird, Naomi/Klimaszewski, Elaine/Anderson, Pamela (I)/Adams, Abigail (II)/McCarthy, Jenny (I)/Hall, Regina (I)/Latifah, Queen/Manheim, Camryn/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Breuer, Beverley/Klimaszewski, Diane/Stewart, Lori (I)/Young, Jessie/Richards, Denise/Eng, Marny/Gray, Macy/Idlette, Patricia/Madsen, Dolly/Ballard, Jianna/Henry, Deanne (I)/Faris, Anna/Dillon, Monica +Scary Movie 4 (2006)/Bodden, Alonzo/Zucker, David (I)/Mah, Henry/Iddrisu, Leandro/Jones, James Earl/Callan, Justin/Levy, Barry W./Cannel, Adam/Anderson, Blaine/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Rex, Simon/Attell, Dave/Fabolous/Sihvon, Brad/McDonald, Michael (VIII)/Mikuska, Drew/Bell, Dexter/Callen, Bryan/Youngbloodz/Bruhanski, Alex/MacKay, David/O'Halloran, Tim (I)/Ebony, Uget/Grove, George/Alderman, Ralph J./Barratt, Scott/D'Penha, Steadwick/Leach, Dave (I)/Bierko, Craig/O'Neal, Patrice/Reardon, John (V)/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Powell, Champagne/Mylrea, David/McDonald, Michael (XI)/Pullman, Bill/Taylor, Wes (I)/Hart, Kevin (I)/Friend, Ted/Gibson, Chic/Sharmrou, Ahmad/Mirchoff, Beau/Allan, Sean/Benjamin, Andre/McGraw, Phil/Ikeda, Michael/Segulam, Robbie/Zielinski, K. Sylwester/Henry, Tim (I)/Smith, Kimani Ray/Lumpkin, Johnny/Elliott, Chris (I)/Masuda, Garrett/Sheen, Charlie/Ali, Tony/Williams, Chris (XII)/Chingy/Mina, Mina E./Martin, Bobby (III)/Morelli, Tony (I)/Scheelar, Darryl/Madsen, Michael (I)/Bennett, Gregory (I)/O'Neal, Shaquille/Kiziak, Steve/Rizzolo, Darren/Jon, Lil'/Abrahams, Doug/McNee, Andrew/Davis, DeRay/Williams, Dru/Archer, Steve (I)/Projects, Bill/Mazin, Craig/Bruce, Daniel/Ameyaw, Kwesi/Wolfe, Dale (I)/Lane, Campbell/Burgess, Mark (I)/Baker, Link/Moss, Edward/Kanji, Nimet/Wilkinson, Kendra/Madison, Holly/Krupa, Joanna/Leachman, Cloris/Wilson, Debra (I)/Ferguson, Anna (I)/Edmondson, Sarah/King, Elisa/Morrow, Andrea (I)/Hall, Regina (I)/Marquardt, Bridget/Borycki, Amber/Laing, Christie/Barroll, Catherine/Breuer, Beverley/Mitsoula, Jana/Hosford, Tina/Campbell, Conchita/Naude, Angelique/McLeod, Jessica/Lorenzetti, Gwenda/Tio, Rorelee/Dobbs, Kathryn/Sato, Tomoko/Dillon, Monica/Cerecero, Gabriela/McDonald, Brenda (III)/Lowe, Crystal/Warn Pegg, Ann/Decoste, Sadie/Electra, Carmen/Shannon, Molly/Grigor, Michelle/Buchanan, Kimberley/Simms, Sharon/Faris, Anna/Dash, Laura +Scent of a Woman (1992)/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Smith, Matt (II)/Lansbury, David/Rebhorn, James/Venture, Richard/Gibson, Russell (II)/Santoro, Michael (I)/Eldard, Ron/Sadler, Nicholas/Cromwell, J.T./Simon, Michael (II)/Duma, Richard L./Canfield, Gene/Harris, Baxter/Stocker, Paul (I)/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Farrell, Tom Riis/Gaines, Leonard/Stein, Max (II)/Pacino, Al/Whitford, Bradley/Carew, Peter/Stein, Julian (I)/Najeeullah, Mansoor/Palmas, Joseph/Lisenco, Mike/Beckwith, William/Louiso, Todd/Murphy, Sally/Eginton, Margaret/Swift, Francie/Oliver, Rochelle/Squibb, June/Duong, Anh/Conroy, Frances/Feldman, Erika/Cook, Divina/Feldman, Alyson/Anwar, Gabrielle +Schindler's List (1993)/Kadlcik, Piotr/Heuberger, Rami/Flynn, Jeremy (I)/Bradecki, Tadeusz/Wulkan, Mordeci/Kingsley, Ben/Pulanecki, Jacek/Wrona, Marek/Klata, Wojciech/Bau, Joseph/Pistor, 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Götz/Priwieziencew, Eugeniusz/Welminski, Andrzej/Konrad, Sebastian/Buczolich, Alexander/Matula, Vili/Dedek, Tomasz/Wójcicki, Jacek/Konorti, Shabtai/Pfefferberg, Leopold/Seidenberg, Wolfgang/Cyrwus, Piotr/Rosner, Olek/Skalski, Sebastian/Nickel, Jochen/Rosner, Leopold/Koczanowicz, Stanislaw/Manske, Wilhelm/Avrahami, Uri/Hoffmann, Michael Z./Weisser, Norbert/Ivanir, Mark/Rehberg, Hans-Michael/Gordon, Michael (II)/Neeson, Liam/Komasa, Wieslaw/Niebielski, Bartek/Rosner, Hans/Bemme, Sigurd/Rosner, Henry/Del Ponte, Daniel/Szyc, Ethel/Nowak, Beata/Kolasinska, Ewa/Bednarczyk, Dominika/Hirsch, Helen/Yerushalmi, Esti/Korzeniowska, Agnieszka/Lechner, Geno/Rybotycka, Beata/Knut, Anemona/Macola, Béatrice/Davidtz, Embeth/Pfefferberg, Mila/Dabrowska, Oliwia/Ferera, Ravit/Mucha, Anna/Dandourian, Magdalena/Stern, Mrs. Itzhak/Grzymowicz, Marcin/Ostaszewska, Maja/Kupfer, Bettina/Horowitz, Nuisia/Smiechowicz, Katarzyna/Farhi, Ruth/Löwensohn, Elina/Gebel, Malgoscha/Fabian, Miri/Bau, Rebeka/Csitos, Michelle/Paluch, Beata/Wagner, Agnieszka/Dresner, Danka/Goodall, Caroline/Grochal, Aldona/Zabawa, Lucyna/Nitzan, Adi/Rosner, Helen/Schindler, Emilie/Seadia, Dorit/Komornicka, Magdalena/Rosner, Manci/Kossowska, Hanna/Kubaszewska, Alicja/Israeli, Razia/Wyrobiec-Bank, Lidia/Krukówna, Agnieszka +School of Rock, The (2003)/Lin, Robert (II)/Cortez, Crash/Young, Angus (I)/Babin, Lucas/Papaelias, Lucas/Clemente, Mike/Massagli, Angelo/Infante, Zachary/Da Silva, Carlos J./Dixon, MacIntyre/White, Mike (I)/Black, Jack (I)/Clark, Kevin Alexander/Wilkof, Lee/Katt, Nicky/Graham, Scott (VII)/Stack, Chris/Clark, Cary/O'Malley, Ian/Tsai, Robert/Line, Chris/Meaney, Kyle/Whaley, Frank/Skversky, Scott/Gaydos Jr., Joey/Murphy, Marty (II)/Velazquez, Carlos (III)/Summers, Stewart/Hawkins, Cole/Hosey, James/Dunn, Wally/Levitch, Timothy 'Speed'/Matthews Jr., Riley G./Highsmith, John E./Dominguez-Rudolph, Michael/Wachowski, Joe/O'Connor, Ryan (IV)/Otcasek, Eron/Esparza, Abraham/Falduto, Brian/Hopper, Tim/Shurchin, Barry/Pascal, Adam/Goldenhersh, Heather/Cusack, Joan/Callahan, Catherine A./Gristak, Amber/Sedaris, Amy/Green, Jordan-Claire/Huege, Janet/DeNoble, Jane/Allen, Aleisha/Silverman, Sarah/Clark, Nicole Ilise/Douglass, Suzzanne/Brockington, Kim/Washington, Sharon/Cosgrove, Miranda/McGregor-Stewart, Kate/Hale, Caitlin/Adler, Lauren/Grigsby, Kimberly/Siegfried, Mandy/Brown, Rebecca (III)/Pugliese, Elisa (I)/Fortune, Mary/Burns, Kelly Anne/Neidenthal, Jaclyn/Hassan, Maryam/Afflerbach, Veronica/McNenny, Kathleen/Cabrera, Leanne/Daniel, Ambi/Adler, Joanna (I) +School Ties (1992)/Borgman, Eric Bruno/Meier, Seth William (I)/Speredakos, John/Stevens, Leon B./Fisher, Scott J./Damon, Matt/Quinn, James Donnell/Higgins, Michael (I)/Rodgers, R.E./Lydon, Colin F./Rapp, Anthony/Hauser, Cole/Lowery, Andrew/Lyman, Will/Hochendoner, Jeff/Seamon, Edward/Meisle, William/Hofherr, Matt/Cunningham, John (I)/Ivanek, Zeljko/Garito, Ken/Tighe, Kevin (I)/Affleck, Ben/Desmond, Dan/Jorgensen, Luke/Denman, Stanton/Poulten, Benari/Lauter, Ed/Chase, Gregory/Kent, Sean (I)/Nichols, Jeff (I)/Bartok, Jayce/Anderson, Ryan (I)/Kee, Thomas Rhett/Allen, David Caldwell/Batinkoff, Randall/Donat, Peter/McRobbie, Peter/Fraser, Brendan/Osborne, Kent (I)/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Conklin, Cody/Johnston, Susan (I)/Nichols, Jane/Duffy, Alice (II)/Shallo, Karen/Landers, Sandra/Locane, Amy/Everest, Claudia/Franz, Elizabeth +Schuh des Manitu, Der (2001)/Held, Gerald Alexander/Terpoorten, Sigi/Packard, Robert Alan/Reichel, Robinson/Kavanian, Rick/Pascale, Salvatore/Dumont, Sky/Tramitz, Christian/Herbig, Michael/Acapulco, Mariachi/Panjatan, Irshad/Ramirez, Antonio (II)/Wnuk, Oliver/Palanci, Sinan/Hannesschläger, Josef/Sikyea, Tim/Palanci, Kenan/Sözer, Hilmi/Krause, Philipp (I)/Wilde, Tim/Künzel, Roland/Lohmeyer, Gerd/Hayes, Paul (V)/Feuerstein, Herbert/Schoenfelder, Friedrich/Phetnoi, Aloun/Avelon, Natalie/El Gokhy, Regine/Bäumer, Marie/Dick, Patricia (II)/Banaga, Hanina/Herold, Diana/Engelke, Anke/Dittner, Lia Sophie +Science des rêves, La (2006)/Metzger, Stéphane/García Bernal, Gael/Chabat, Alain/Delpierre, Bertrand/Mariotto, Eric/Bernard, Jean-Michel/Vaneck, Pierre/Lezzi, Inigo/de Moyencourt, Alain/Bourdo, Sacha/Petit, Aurélia/Gainsbourg, Charlotte/Miou-Miou/Petit, Yvette/Caunes, Emma de +Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)/Bell, Doron/Howell, Dion/Lee-Izeard, Darrell/Baker, Dee Bradley/Ulmer, John (I)/Sumpton, Christopher R./Kozma, Ted/Wingert, Wally/New, Peter/Becker, Paul (II)/Harth, C. Ernst/Dietl, Richard/Joffre, Dan/Miller, Stephen E./Clyke, Aaron/Meilen, Bill (I)/Worthy, Calum/Foo, Colin/Aisida, Temi Tayo/Papenbrook, Bob/Sorich, Michael/Manoux, J.P./Gosnell, Bradley/Lillard, Matthew/Prinze Jr., Freddie/Vrba, Ryan/Boyle, Peter (I)/Smith, Kimani Ray/Fanning, Neil/Gauthier, Chris/Mondy, Bill/O'Sullivan, Richard (IV)/McLaren, Brandon Jay/Jackson, Andrew (II)/MacLeod, Joe/Golding, Everick/Jamieson, Paul (I)/Bollo, Lou/Ydenberg, Aaron/Paroo, Zahf/McIlroy, Andrew/Green, Seth/Peterson, Alan C./Formosa, Victor/Ameyaw, Kwesi/Nelson, Tim Blake/Pesusich, Alex/Durand, Kevin/Tocol, Ferdinand/Abercrombie, Ian/Burgess, Mark (I)/Devil, Tazmanian/Studdard, Ruben/Tanner, Jeff/O'Brien, Pat (III)/Brown, Michael (XVIII)/Horsley, John Paul/Beddow, Cascy/McNeil, Scott (I)/Stone, Terrence (I)/Beley, Lisa Ann/Fynn, Tara/Timms, Tiffani/Couturier, Sandra-Jessica/Brayton, Morgan/Oakes, Hayley/Loftus, Andrea/Lough Haggquist, Catherine/Roberts, Cherise/Silverstone, Alicia/Afshin-Jam, Nazanin/Bell, Angie/English, Breanna/Hunt, Chantal/O'Brien, Brenna (II)/Torrance, Ingrid/Gellar, Sarah Michelle/Cardellini, Linda/Pesusich, Joanne/Shepherd, Nadia/Rai, Harj/Lee, Alex (III)/Holness, Karen/Konoval, Karin/Kennedy, Lauren/Hilary, Leigh/Tennant, Emily/Brien, Mary Lou +Scooby-Doo (2002)/Syaranamual, Rodney/Wallen, Ashley/Karges, Matthew Murphy/Prinze Jr., Freddie/Coffey, Jonathan/Bullock, Craig/Manoux, J.P./Sheppard, Rodney/Cousins, Charles/Waters, Andrew (I)/Broome, Martin/Lillard, Matthew/Frazier, Charles Stan/Ruiz, Alex (II)/Broadway, Remi/McGrath, Mark (I)/Vallon, David/Colyer, Stephen/Fanning, Neil/MacKinder, Troy/Hope, Nicholas (I)/Holford, Stephen/Montgomery, Michael (IV)/Knijnenburg, David/Duval, Kurt/Nuku, Deon/Williams, Adam (II)/Lee, Matt (III)/Greco, Sam/Bryniarski, Andrew/Grives, Steven/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Cruickshanks, Chris/Hodge, Mark (I)/Bullock, Keith S./Worthy, Calum/Schmid, Kristian/Behenna, Craig/Nugara, Rio/Harnell, Jess/Gosnell, Bradley/Welker, Frank/Atkinson, Rowan/Díaz, Robert/Caffrey, Michael/Innes, Scott/Ricks, Robert (I)/Starkey, Danielle/Gosnell, Celeste/Cardellini, Linda/Fisher, Summer/Gosnell, Cayley/Sherriff, Kyas/Fisher, Isla/Anderson, Pamela (I)/McCoy, Sandra/Gosnell, Audrey/Gellar, Sarah Michelle/McGavin, Janis/Lambert Barker, Marea/Evans, Ashley (II)/Jackson, Kym/Banas, Michala/Dumbleton, Simone/Benko, Sheryl/Gosnell, Emily/Brisley, Holly/Meyers, Jill (II) +Scoop (2006)/Frazer, Rupert/Bhaskar, Sanjeev/Godwin, Christopher/Lindsay, Nigel (I)/Standing, John (I)/Jackman, Hugh/Head, Anthony/Bell, Geoff (I)/Friend, Sam/Halse, Jody/Cornwell, Phil/Heap, Mark/Fulford, Christopher/Johnson, Richard (I)/Glover, Julian/O'Donnell, Anthony/McNally, Kevin (I)/Hoyland, William/Kerr, Robyn/Dance, Charles (I)/Armstrong, Alexander/Bathurst, Robert/Stirling, Richard (I)/Allen, Woody/McShane, Ian/Wickham, Jeffrey/Light, John (I)/Dunk, Jim/Day, Matt (I)/Schneider, David (IV)/Syal, Meera/Tyzack, Margaret/Hamilton, Victoria (I)/Cavaliero, Rosie/Owen, Meg Wynn/Kewer, Suzy/Backhouse, Carolyn/Johansson, Scarlett/Garai, Romola/Brady, Moya/Mantle, Doreen/Woolgar, Fenella/Blakiston, Caroline/Rath, Tina/Berrington, Elizabeth/Deakin, Julia (I)/Wilcox, Paula +Score, The (2001)/Waugh, Richard/Farmer, Henry/Norton, Edward (I)/Harrold, Jamie/Berketa, Norman Mikeal/Thermidor, Dacky/Talbot, John (III)/Doucet, Charles V./De Niro, Robert/Drolet, Pierre (I)/Blouin, Gerard/Svensson, Gavin/Demers, Maurice/Soles, Paul/Hoziel, Eric/Carasoulis, Nick/Brown, Bobby (V)/Brando, Marlon/Ouellet, Jean-René/Jacques, Christian/Essagian, Carlos/Tsarouchas, Angelo/Tessier, Christian/Camacho, Mark/Houde, Serge (I)/Nguyen, Thinh Truong/Drainville, Martin/Haughland, Bill/Allison, Mose/Farmer, Gary/Walker, Andrew W./Despins, Claude/Zeman, Richard/McCallum, David L./Scoffié, Lenie/Bassett, Angela/Blair, Lisa Marie/Colburn, Marie-Josée/Wilson, Cassandra (I) +Scorpion King, The (2002)/Ruskin, Joseph/Quartaroli, Peter/Mane, Tyler/Sloan, Paul (II)/Eric, Wayne/Tokuhiro, Yuki/Cueto, Esteban/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Heslov, Grant/John, Wesley/Tuiasosopo, Peter Navy/Rock, The (I)/Brand, Steven (I)/Henschel, Andre/Leong, Al/Park, Woon Young/Schwartz, Scott L./Roberts, Conrad/Moeller, Ralf (I)/Haddad, Zuhair/Michael, Sean (IV)/Facinelli, Peter/Richmond, Branscombe/Cetrone, Richard/Klus, Josef S./Maniaci, Jim/Demirjian, Shant/Hermz, Nick/White, Bernard (I)/Iannello, Tim/Sweeney, Te'Amir/Rethwisch, Gus/Rees, Roger/Kramer, Barry/Sweeney, Tutu/Gonzalez, Brandon/Rosario, Marcio (I)/Sterling, Andrei/Stewart, Nils Allen/Hill, Bernard/Young, Marcus (I)/Rivera, Mailon/Maropis, Adoni/Hilow, Michael/Reece, Somaya/Bentley, Amanda/Hu, Kelly/Alberti, Sole/Aubert, K.D./Baker, Kitana/Hunter, Amy (I)/Altice, Summer/Nilia, Radha/Jimenez, Pennelope/Rodríguez, Cristina (III)/Fadhli, Amy/McMahon, Marissa/Vera, Sonia/Bobiwash, Jennifer/Michaels, Julie (I)/Orellana, Claudi E./Burton, Heather (I)/Dali, Tracy/Moore, Rachel (II)/Lupo, Diana R./Flux, Nikki/Rabb, Talani/Howard, Sherri/Baney, Michelle/Hagan, Jamie/Roderick, Rachelle/Castro, Angelica +Scotland, Pa. (2001)/Rebhorn, James/Shepard, Richard (I)/LeGros, James/Ravina, Dax/Marinoff, Michael/Walken, Christopher/Wadman, Glenn/Gochman, Doug/Guiry, Tom/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Pais, Josh/Wike, David (I)/Lichtenstein, Adam/Dick, Andy (I)/Rudy, Reed/Summa, Keith/Morrissette, Billy/Lillford, Daniel/Crawford, Nate/Cariani, John/Dunsworth, Geoff/Durkin, Timothy/Levitch, Timothy 'Speed'/McLean, Rhonda/Tierney, Maura/Smart, Amy/Sinclair, Carol/Lipman, Nicola/Rankin, Heather +Scream (1996 I)/Bedford, Kurtis/Whipp, Joseph/Arquette, David/Ulrich, Skeet/Kwong, Kenny/Lillard, Matthew/Craven, Wes/Morgan, C.W./Brown, W. Earl/Jackson, Roger (VI)/Kennedy, Ryan (IV)/Bishop, Troy/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Walls, Kevin Patrick/Booth, David (II)/Hecht, Lawrence/McDonald, Matt (II)/Smith, Freddy W./Sullivan, Justin/Schreiber, Liev/Kilbert, Tony/Winkler, Henry/Beach, Lisa/McCain, Frances Lee/Blair, Linda/Campbell, Neve/Cox, Courteney/Saunders, Lois/Scelfo, Leonora/Canning, Lisa/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Wood, Bonnie/Draper, Aurora/McRee, Lynn/Hatley, Carla/Bliss, Lucille/Miller, Angela (I)/Ridder, Nancy Anne/McGowan, Rose +Scream 2 (1997)/MacDonald, Lance/O'Connell, Jerry/Trost, Jason/Hyler, Erik/Embry, John/Schreiber, Liev/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Clark, Dave Allen/Parker, Corey (II)/Franks, Walter/Meiss, Greg/Craven, Wes/Shankman, Adam/Oliver, Mark (I)/Shoemaker, Craig/Arredondo, Daniel K./Hillman, Tim/Lillard, Matthew/Andersson, Kris/Doughty, Richard Bruce/Swanson, Ryan Lee/Martin, Duane/Williamson, Kevin (I)/Deming, Peter/Arquette, David/Olyphant, Timothy/Baun, Jack/Jackson, Roger (VI)/Arquette, Lewis/Patrick, John (III)/Washington, Joe (I)/Epps, Omar/Horgan, Jason/Wilson, Luke (I)/Pavel, Philip/Lacause, Sebastian/Doyle, Christopher (I)/Warner, David (I)/Parker, Corey Mendell/Jackson, Joshua/Metcalf, Laurie/Smith, Sarah Christine/O'Dell, Nancy/de Rossi, Portia/Benedict, Shelly/Collins, Carrie (I)/Patterson, Paulette/Chavez, Carmen M./Gellar, Sarah Michelle/Kiss, Cornelia/Neal, Elise/Weston, Jennifer/Graham, Heather (I)/McFarland, Rebecca/Gayheart, Rebecca/Belt, Stephanie/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Lin, Lucy/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Blair, Selma/Sposit, Laurie/Heddings, Sandy/Nichols, Marisol/Spelling, Tori/Campbell, Neve/Gross, Molly/Schroeder, Rasila/Cox, Courteney/Dillard, Angie/Petronzio, Nina +Scream 3 (2000)/Jackson, Roger (VI)/Baier, Robert (I)/Morgan, C.W./Pais, Josh/Arquette, Richmond/Hecht, Lawrence/Smith, Kevin (I)/Corman, Roger/Deming, Peter/Keeslar, Matt/Emery, John (V)/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Taylor, Ken (II)/Foley, Scott (I)/Erath, Erik/Arredondo, Daniel K./Craven, Wes/Warburton, Patrick/Henriksen, Lance/Richmond, Deon/Dempsey, Patrick (I)/Arquette, David/Mewes, Jason/Schreiber, Liev/Toussaint, Beth/McRee, Lynn/Campbell, Neve/Janney, Julie/Rutherford, Kelly/Posey, Parker/Gordon, Lisa (I)/Beach, Lisa/Mortimer, Emily/O'Dell, Nancy/Matarazzo, Heather/Cox, Courteney/McCarthy, Jenny (I)/Fisher, Carrie +Screamers (1995)/Powell, Charles Edwin/Massé, Sylvain/Weller, Peter (I)/White, Ron (I)/Dupuis, Roy/Caloz, Michael (I)/Lauer, Andrew/Boa, Bruce/Ramer, Henry/Berry, Tom (I)/Cavalier, Jason/Komorowska, Liliana/Rubin, Jennifer/Parker, Leni +Screwed (2000)/Benzali, Daniel/Chappelle, Dave/Cutshall, D. Harlan/Arnold, Brian/Butt, Brent/MacDonald, Norm/Moloney, Robert (I)/Stewart, Malcolm (I)/DeVito, Danny/MacDonald, Shawn/Andre, Charles (II)/Dunn, Jim (I)/Jackson, Dee Jay/Heaton, Tom/Friend, Ted/Acheson, Mark/Berry, Lloyd/Derrick, Ben/Morelli, Tony (I)/Kirzinger, Ken/Munro, Lochlyn/Chapman, Brent/Runyan, Tygh/Amado, Martin/Harrison, Anthony (I)/Campbell, Lorenzo/Fiddick, Kelly/Hemsley, Sherman/Jensen, Brian (I)/Thornton, Damon/Telek, April/Russo, Michelle/Sullivan, Camille/Ledeyo, Khaira/Astley, Sue/Riley, Claire/Hegedos, Georgina/Silverman, Sarah/Piros, Joanna/Gale, Lorena/Bekker, Laurie/Ferris, Samantha/Dellar, Lois/Warn Pegg, Ann/Stritch, Elaine/Arcé, Maria/Miscisco, Irene/Yea, Helena +Scrooge (1951)/Hannaford, David/De Wolff, Francis/Hewitt, Henry/Hordern, Michael/Howlett, Noel/Worth, Brian (I)/Hughes, Roddy/Dempster, Hugh/Johns, Mervyn/Sim, Alastair/Thesiger, Ernest/Macnee, Patrick/Mollison, Clifford/Pearson, Richard (II)/Malleson, Miles/Dearman, Glyn/Cole, George (I)/Makeham, Eliot/Bull, Peter (I)/Dolan, Michael (II)/Konarski, C./Charlesworth, John/Johnson, Fred (I)/Warner, Jack (I)/Muir, Douglas/Anderson, Rona/Hampton, Louise/Summerfield, Eleanor/Baddeley, Hermione/Edwardes, Olga/O'Neill, Maire (I)/Marsh, Carol (I)/Kaley, Vi/Jacques, Hattie/Harrison, Kathleen +Scrooged (1988)/Byron, Jay/Goldthwait, Bob/McGarvin, Dick/Houseman, John (I)/Michaels, Shawn (I)/Phillips, Nicholas (I)/Carlton, Larry/Jensen, Sanford/Tuerpe, Paul/Doyle-Murray, Brian/O'Donoghue, Michael (I)/Miller, James R./Davis, Miles (I)/Steedman, Tony/Goulet, Robert/Joseph, Jeffrey/Harris, Raphael/Savard, Gilles/McCormick, Pat (I)/Ramsey, Logan/Majors, Lee (I)/Marcus, Bill (I)/Todd, Ryan (I)/LaFontaine, Don (I)/McGee, Jack (I)/Polo, Miro/Forsythe, John (I)/Hackett, Buddy/Gibson, Cal/Doak, Tom (I)/Brocksmith, Roy/Brown, Henry (I)/Wilson, Norm/Walrod, C. Ransom/Pollard, Michael J./Blasucci, Dick/Glazer, Mitch/Buck (III)/Onorati, Peter/Wilson, Lester/Drummy, Sam/Eidam, Michael (I)/Farr, Jamie/Kahan, Steve/Conner, Chaz/Bruneau, Ralph/Fisher, Harvey/Hines, Damon/Hammer, Alvin/Jarchow, Bruce/Shaffer, Paul/Murray, Joel/Finkelman, Wayne A./Weber, Al 'Red Dog'/Sanborn, David/Strang, Ron/Murray, John (II)/Gervais, Ralph/Kindelon, James/Bromilow, Peter/Mitchum, Robert/Glover, John (I)/Hart, Bill (I)/Johansen, David/Murray, Bill (I)/Kempson, Lauri/Retton, Mary Lou/Woodard, Alfre/Randall, Lynne/Malick, Wendie/Kinney, Kathy/Isaacs, Susan (I)/Archerd, Selma/Chandler, June/Ramsey, Anne/Lew Tugend, Jennie/Howard, Jean Speegle/Barnes, Susan (I)/Scott, Sydna/Kane, Carol (I)/Mende, Lisa/Allen, Karen (I)/Hall, Delores (II)/King, Reina/Arthur, Rebeca/Trainor, Mary Ellen/Hall, Stella/Tennison, Winfred/Baranishyn, Audrey K./McGregor-Stewart, Kate/Parker, Sachi/Riva, Maria/McCollum, Tamika/Lavelle, Susanne/McCollum, Koren/Hill, Amy/King, Mabel/Jackson, Jeanine (I) +Se7en (1995)/Roundtree, Richard/Stephenson, Bob (II)/Correia, David/Tamburro, Charles A./Blair, Ron (I)/Miranda, Evan/Ermey, R. Lee/Massee, Michael/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Eckstein, Paul/Christy, George/Freeman, Morgan (I)/MacKay, Michael Reid/Hules, Endre/Orser, Leland/McGinley, John C./Di Donato, Mario/Sherrard, Tudor/Kolman, Allan/Santin, John/Portnow, Richard/Hartsell, Jimmy Dale/James, Hawthorne/Boone Junior, Mark/Evers, Brian/Pitt, Brad/Cathey, Reg E./Arquette, Richmond/White, Harrison (I)/Walker, Andrew Kevin/Collins, Bob (I)/Schiff, Richard/Loftin, Lennie/Cassini, John/Deeth, James/Mack, Bob (I)/Crombie, Peter (I)/Borkan, Gene/Savides, Harris/Gaver, Duffy/Dutton, Charles S./Zacapa, Daniel/Serene, Martin/Freeman, Alfonso/Bigham, Lexie/Davidson, William (VI)/Wilcox, Shannon/Su, Charline/Schanz, Heidi/Araskog, Julie/Flanagan, Rachel (I)/Wagner, Emily/Tyson, Pamala/Reinhardt, Sarah Hale/Mueller, Cat/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Jennings, Dominique/Burke, Beverly +Sea of Love (1989)/Calanese, Anthony/Stern, Igor/Best, Wayne/Lenton, Gerald/Pacino, Al/Spencer, John (I)/McClary, Dwayne/Fischetti, Michael/Paul, Brian (I)/Godin, Barry (I)/Ho, Philip/O'Regan, James/Simmons, Zachary Michael/Thompson, Hugh (II)/Leake, Damien/Ramos, Luis/Bourgeois, John (I)/Greenaway, Arun/Rooker, Michael/Haslett, Bill/Sanders, Fred (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Joshua, Larry/Goodman, John (I)/De Santis, Tony/Hickey, William (I)/Calderon, Paul/de Oni, Christofer/Wagner, Thomas (I)/O'Neill, Michael (I)/Báez, Rafael (I)/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Thaddeus, John/Kidnie, James/Fridal, Franz/Templeton, Ty/Canfield, Gene/Montgomery, Roger (II)/Curley, Thom/Phelan, Mark/Hubbard, Paul/Alfaro, Manny/Mullane, Larry/Nelson, Joshua (I)/Moore-Wickham, Delaney/Estabrook, Christine/Brookes, Jacqueline/Rossi, Anita/Baxley, Barbara/Greenaway, Nicolina/Barkin, Ellen/Downey, Ferne/de Pencier, Miranda/Barry, Patricia (I)/O'Sullivan, Bridget (I)/Beatty, Nancy/Bracco, Lorraine/Gillies, Julianne/Laidlaw, Jackie/Taylor, Deborah (I) +Seabiscuit (2003)/Klingman, Anthony/Fanter, Roger E./Delarosa, Aerial/Skipper, Pat/Ensign, Michael/Silver, Michael B./Hollick, William/Gillies, Matthew/Maguire, Tobey/Hacker, Gary/Jones, Eddie (I)/Cohen, Jay (I)/Luke, Noah/Bissell, Robin/Alvey, Clif/Macy, William H./McCarron, Chris/Rocco Jr., Joe/McCullough, David (II)/Stevens, Gary (III)/Reeves, Richard (II)/Wild, Ivan/Catlett, Loyd/Flanagan, Borden/Doty, David/Ramírez, José (II)/Meade, Dennis/Larsson, Jacqui/Howes, Hans/Hernandez, Eric (I)/Lauter, Ed/Hernandez, Julio/Hunter, Michael (IV)/Cooper, Chris (I)/Bottoms, Sam/Christopher, Dyllan/McGurk, Gary/Cuellar, Raul/Martinez, Daniel (V)/Walcutt, John/Hernandez, Jose (I)/Juarequi, Javier/Mirahmadi, Frank/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Jason, Peter/White, Michael (XVII)/Volu, Tony/Mangold, Kevin/Applegate, Royce D./Campisi, Ben/Moreno, Fernando C./Strong, Danny/Duffin, Shay/Schatzberg, Andrew/Daily, Dan (I)/Ross, Gary (I)/DuMont, James/Stanley, Joshua/Rhune, Tony/Keane, James (I)/Russo, Gianni (I)/Magee, Ken/Bowen, Cameron/Craig, Carl M./Angarano, Michael/O'Neill, Michael (I)/O'Connor, Paul Vincent/Miller, Matt (II)/Hernandez, Jesse/Baker, George (XV)/Arthur, Michelle (I)/Baseza, Catherine M./Olmos, Leticia/Tovar, Karla/Nanez, Mariana/Reifler Flores, Cynthia/Fogelquist, Monica/King, Paige/Corley, Annie/Fregosa, Maria Luisa/Duran, Gina A./Sanes, Camillia/Hinojosa, Sylvia N./Redmon, Jamie Lee/Guiterrez, Ruby/Mahaffey, Valerie/Bess, Mariah/Banks, Elizabeth (II)/Pena, Laura +Searchers, The (1956)/Bond, Ward/Lyons, Cliff/Wayne, John (I)/Galindo, Nacho/Pennick, Jack/Curtis, Ken (I)/Wilson, Terry (I)/Star, Percy Shooting/Hayward, Chuck (I)/Begishe, Pipe Line/Qualen, John/Mamakos, Peter/Lyden, Robert/Brandon, Henry (I)/Worden, Hank/Roberson, Chuck/Coy, Walter (I)/Horse, Harry Black/Horn, Jack Tin/McGrath, Frank (I)/Doss, Tommy/Luna, Away/Yellow, Billy/Eyes, Pete Grey/Perryman, Lloyd/Son, Many Mules/Carey Jr., Harry/Borzage, Danny/Sheep, Smile White/Hunter, Jeffrey (I)/Betsuie, Exactly Sonnie/Steele, William/Wayne, Patrick (I)/Thundercloud, Chief/Moreno, Antonio (I)/Feather Hat Jr./Mules, Bob Many/Wood, Natalie (I)/Carey, Olive/Clifford, Ruth/Miles, Vera/Jordan, Dorothy (I)/Archuletta, Beulah/Wood, Lana (I)/Scott, Pippa/Marsh, Mae +Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993)/Fazio, Jonathan/Paymer, David/Macy, William H./Shalhoub, Tony/Rakow, Jerry/McGowan, Tom (II)/Randazzo, Steven/Krofchick, Harris/Mellina, Nicky/Hedaya, Dan/Pomeranc, Max/Colgate, William/Neiman, Philip/Shirazi, Kamran/Pendleton, Austin/Benjamin, Joel/Birman, Matt/McGowen, Anthony/Stephens, Robert (I)/Scardino, Hal/Pandolfini, Bruce/Dzindzichashvili, Roman/Bourgeois, John (I)/Sardella, Andrew/Fishburne, Laurence/Kornbluth, Josh/Taylor, Nicholas (I)/Simek, Vasek/Heald, Anthony/De Santis, Tony/Mostel, Josh/McClinton, Jerry Poe/Reines, Matt De Matt/Kingsley, Ben/Smith, Vincent (I)/Nirenberg, Michael/Carter, Nathan (I)/Fleming-Jones, Ryder/Mantegna, Joe/Reid, R.D./Allen, Joan (I)/Gropman, Elizabeth/Moore, Chelsea/Ricossa, Maria/Fletcher, Ona/Linney, Laura/Waitzkin, Katya/Yeager, Caroline +Secondhand Lions (2003)/Duvall, Robert (I)/Caine, Michael (I)/Dial, Rick/Shaver, Billy Joe/Willingham, Travis/Tyler (IV)/Gray, Charles E./Musso, Marc/Pitre, Jace/Howell, Kanin J./Baron/Letts, Dennis/Douglas, Jason (IV)/Musso, Mitchel/Kelsey (IV)/Thost, Rory/Balfour, Eric/Katt, Nicky/Osment, Haley Joel/O'Neill, Michael (I)/Rusty (III)/Kane, Christian/Stanton, Brian (I)/Sanders, Charles/Norton/Clarke, Dameon (I)/Osment, Eugene/Haberer, Kevin/Price, Nick (II)/Stevens, Joe (I)/Pasdar, Adrian/Brooks, Daniel (I)/Linus (II)/Lucas, Josh (I)/Haynes, George/Ozturk, Adam/Vaugier, Emmanuelle/Taureg/Nicki (I)/Allen, Jo Harvey/Stone, Jennifer (V)/Shihab, Nadia/Shaw, Morgana/O'Connell, Deirdre/Sedgwick, Kyra +Seconds (1966)/Magidow, Aaron/Anderson, Richard (I)/Duncan, Kirk/Campanella, Frank (I)/Hamilton, Murray (I)/Randolph, John/Stehli, Edgar/Addy, Wesley/Geer, Will/Conroy, Thom/Wintersole, William/Lawrence, John (I)/Swenson, Karl/Brubaker, Robert (I)/Hudson, Rock/Young, Nedrick/Corey, Jeff/Dhiegh, Khigh/Heath, Dodie/Jens, Salome/Morris, Dorothy/Fraser, Elisabeth/Ruggieri, Françoise/Werle, Barbara/Young, De De/Reid, Frances (I) +Secret Garden, The (1992)/Greenop, Corrie/Moreton, Peter/Prowse, Heydon/Singh, Parsan/Spreckley, Arthur/Baker, Frank (III)/Knott, Andrew/Lynch, John (I)/Bruce, Colin (I)/Sparrow, Walter (I)/Stoll, David/Allen, Tabatha/Hill, Valerie/Crossley, Laura/Maberly, Kate/Smith, Maggie (I)/Pickering, Andrea/Jacob, Irène/Page, Eileen +Secret of My Succe$s, The (1987)/Dixon, MacIntyre/Sharpe, Ascanio/Wheeler, Ira/Fagerbakke, Bill/Brooks, Jeff (I)/Ragno, Joseph/Pankow, John/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Jordan, Richard (I)/Margolis, Mark/Capodice, John/Fitzsimmons, R. Emmett/Heyman, Barton/Murney, Christopher/Gallo, Richard Arthur/Gwynne, Fred/Ramirez, Ray/Pearson, Burke/Durang, Christopher/Aviles, Rick/Laurence, Ashley J./Davidson, Jack (III)/Bamman, Gerry/Amendolia, Don/Robbins, Rex/Bowman, John (II)/McGill, Bruce/Snyder, Drew/Ramos, Luis/Irizarry, Gloria/Franz, Elizabeth/Graham, Elain R./Susi, Carol Ann/Wright, Mary Catherine/Malina, Judith/Heit, Sally-Jane/Ruehl, Mercedes/Whitton, Margaret/Slater, Helen/Kellerman, Susan/Crawford, Cindy (I) +Secret of NIMH, The (1982)/Malet, Arthur/Strauss, Peter (I)/Champlin, Charles/DeLuise, Dom/Wheaton, Wil/Jacobi, Derek/Lawrence, Joshua/Kleiner, Dick/Ray, Aldo/Carradine, John/Shenar, Paul/Auerbach, Norbert/Hatten, Tom/Fried, Ian (I)/Hartman, Elizabeth (I)/McClurg, Edie/Doherty, Shannen/Hicks, Jodi/Bliss, Lucille/Baddeley, Hermione +Secret of Roan Inish, The (1994)/Lally, Mick/MacCarthaigh, Micheal/Hannigan, Declan/McElherron, Fergal/Sheridan, Richard/Lynch, John (I)/Slowey, Pat/Duffy, Dave/Rubini, Tony (I)/Byrne, Cillian/Rooney, Gerald/McCafferty, Frankie/Conroy, Brendan/McHugh, Eugene/Colgan, Eileen/Lynch, Susan (I)/Ní Ghallchóir, Mairéad/Gallagher, Suzanne/Greer, Linda/Courtney, Jeni +Secret Window (2004)/Depp, Johnny/Dutton, Charles S./Woodhouse, Kevin (II)/Cariou, Len/Vrana, Vlasta/Allatt, Kyle/DeFilippo, Vito (I)/Hutton, Timothy/Turturro, John/Jutras, Richard (I)/Holland, Matt (I)/Dunn-Hill, John/Bello, Maria (I)/Allen, Sarah (III)/Heney, Joan/Champeau, Isabelle/Mantel, Bronwen/Marleau, Elizabeth/Ferrabee, Gillian +Secretary (2002)/Collins, Emmy/Harper, Russel (I)/McHattie, Stephen/Spader, James/Mantell, Michael/Davies, Jeremy (I)/Wiater, David/Bauchau, Patrick/Shainberg, Steven/Perkins, Oz/Fierberg, Steven/Buzzington, Ezra/Colerider-Krugh, Kyle/Joy, Mary/Cohn, Lauren/Grdevich, Sabrina/Wilson, Erin Cressida/Gyllenhaal, Maggie/Locane, Amy/Tatlock, Alison/Kohl, Lacey/Tuck, Jessica/Warren, Lesley Ann/Knight, Lily/Convery, Shannon/Ross, Cali/Renee, Julene +Secrets & Lies (1996)/Masters, Grant/Churchett, Stephen/Curran, Dominic/Cook, Ron (I)/Trussell, Paul/Tucker, Joe (I)/Davis, Philip (I)/Harvey, Terence/Wight, Peter/Bovell, Brian/Spall, Timothy/McDonald, Gary (I)/Stockbridge, Peter/Marlow, Metin/Coyne, Jonathan/Smith, Daniel (I)/Laird, Trevor/Waddington, Peter/Syms, Richard/Ganatra, Nitin/Ross, Lee (I)/Manley, Felix/Winter, Gordon/Squires, Alex/O'Donnell, Anthony/McCook, Elias Perkins/Neilson, David/Orita, Denise/Acquah, Janice/Ainslie, Jean/Sheen, Lucy/Squires, Sade/Berrington, Elizabeth/Soteriou, Mia/Sherlock, Di/Hayes, Annie/Logan, Phyllis (I)/Amos, Emma/Austin, Michele/Lewis, Rachel (I)/Steadman, Alison/Kelley, Sheila (II)/Squires, Lauren/Sheen, Ruth/Crossley, Amanda (I)/Manville, Lesley/Smith, Liz (I)/Mitchell, Jane/Davis, Hannah (I)/Curran, Angela/Withers, Margery/Beckett, Linda/Jean-Baptiste, Marianne/O'Malley, Kate (I)/Elliot, Su/Flanders, Keeley/Nottingham, Wendy/Ruffelle, Frances/Watson, Theresa/Rushbrook, Claire/Blethyn, Brenda/Perkins, Claire +See No Evil (2006)/Robinson, Corey Parker/Okine, Matthew/Cotton, Sam (III)/Wilder, Mikael/Huen, Trent/Skipper, Greg (I)/Vidler, Steven/Jacobs, Glen/Horner, Craig/McDonald, Tim (VI)/Pagan, Michael J./Chong, Jason/Pegler, Luke/Taylor, Rachael (II)/McNamee, Penny/Woods, Annalise/Polson, Cecily/Noble, Samantha/Vidal, Christina/Lamb, Tiffany/Ventoura, Zoe +See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989)/Smaltz, Mark/McInerney, Bernie/Pottinger, Alan/Luhrs, Bill/Grenier, Zach/Yasuda, Doug/North, Alan/Capodice, John/Pyduck, James/Giambalvo, Louis/Madsen, Harry/Harris II, George/MacDonald, Pirie/Santiago, Manuel E./Zerbe, Anthony/Harris, George (II)/Bartenieff, George/Spacey, Kevin (I)/McGann, Michael John/Goodbody, Phil/Wilder, Gene/Kubiak, Tom/Curley, Thom/Viviani, Joe/Ring, John/Hyland, Edward James/Elias, Rico/Langsdale, Keith/Buck, George/Pryor, Richard/Mahmud-Bey, Shiek/Rawls, Hardy/Swetow, Joel/Connell, Jane (I)/Spivak, Alice/Adams, Mary Kay/Severance, Joan/Larson, Lisby/Lopez, Cynthia (I)/Neenan, Audrie J./Childs, Kirsten/De Roy, Jamie/Tom, Lauren/Pinkins, Tonya/Neil, Alexandra +Seed of Chucky (2004)/Waters, John (I)/Gardner, Tony (II)/Dourif, Brad/Morgan, Simon James/Flemyng, Jason/Boyd, Billy (I)/Handac, Adi/El-Balawi, Beans/Rowe, Nicholas (I)/Grossman, Paul (II)/Redman/Lawton, Steve/Louthan, Guy J./Getzoff, Daniel/Mathews, Eliot (II)/Castle, Keith-Lee/Harrison, Barnaby/Stewart, Martha (II)/Chambers, Stephanie (I)/Munteanu, Diana/Mycroft, Nicola/Hewitt, Kristina/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Diks, Anouk/Santos, Rebecca/Ariqat, Nadia Dina/Simons-Danville, Bethany/Tilly, Jennifer/Spearritt, Hannah +Selena (1997)/Hughes, Richard William/Graham, Jeff Dylan/Christopher, Tom (I)/Sifuentes, Everett/Cashion, Larry/Diaz, Robert A./Cass, Don/Padilla, Marcos (I)/La Fuente, Francisco J. De/Longoria Sr., Valerio/Kaslow, Keith/Gómez, Panchito/Astudillo, Pete/Seda, Jon/Verea, John/Vargas, Jacob/Neubauer, Donnie/Stevens, Joe (I)/Guerrero, Michael/Coca, Richard/Cubillas, Fernando/Raybourn, Philip/Lopez, Sal/Fallteen, Brian/Martinez, Leonardo/Kaylor, Raven/Olmos, Rick/Tamayo, Rafael/Shelton, Don (II)/Singer, León/Gonzales, Ronald/Valencia, Raymond/Melendez, Ray/Iglesias, Richard/Doughton, Chris/Holler, Carl William/Carrillo, Erick/Vela, Ricky/Montejano, Peter P./Olmos, Edward James/Emanuelle, Richard/Gonzáles, Rueben/Carrillo, Mark/Glasgow, Gil/Perez, George (I)/Ramirez, Xavier/Mendez, Frank (II)/Selena (I)/Cardona, Cora/Ortiz, Elia (I)/McGill, Desi/Tygrett, Darlene/Baca, Marika/Guerra, Jackie/Martínez, Carmen (II)/Gonzalez, Elisabeth/Young, Nicole (I)/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Meneses, Alex/Marie, Constance (I)/Hernandez, Bel/Petricini-Buxton, Barbara/Tigrett, Darline/Meza, Rebecca Lee/McManus, Michelle (II)/Cronauer, Gail/Mery, Amin/Moroney, Molly/Ontiveros, Lupe/Flores, Marta (II)/Ordaz, Terry Elena/Flores, Victoria Elena/Lopez, Seidy +Sen to Chihiro no kamikakushi (2001)/Ono, Takehiko/Hayashi, Koba/Irino, Miyu/Marsden, Jason/Angel, Jack (I)/Ward, Jim (I)/Sugawara, Bunta/Ratzenberger, John/Yasuda, Ken (I)/Saito, Shiro/Stiers, David Ogden/Chiklis, Michael/Bergen, Bob/Kamiki, Ryunosuke/Gashuin, Tatsuya/Proctor, Phil/Bumpass, Rodger/Naitô, Takashi/Eiding, Paul/Oizumi, Yo/Kamijô, Tsunehiko/Kitou, Noriko/Milo, Candi/Marshall, Mona (I)/Tamai, Yumi/Holly, Lauren/Hîragi, Rumi/Egan, Susan/Pleshette, Suzanne/Strong, Tara/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Darling, Jennifer/O'Shaughnessey, Colleen/McGowan, Mickie/Natsuki, Mari/Chase, Daveigh/Sawaguchi, Yasuko +Sense and Sensibility (1995)/Wise, Greg/John, Alexander/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Fleet, James (I)/Brimble, Ian/Mitchell, Allan/Lumsden, Richard/Hardy, Robert (I)/Laurie, Hugh/Ford Davies, Oliver/Rickman, Alan/Grant, Hugh (I)/Walter, Harriet/Thompson, Emma (I)/Gradwell, Josephine/Staunton, Imelda/Spriggs, Elizabeth (I)/Vidahl, Lone/Stubbs, Imogen/François, Emilie/Jones, Gemma (I)/Amyes, Isabelle/McCready, Eleanor/Winslet, Kate +Senseless (1998)/Torn, Rip/Lawrence, Mark Christopher/Enberg, Alexander/Jefferson, Brenden/Nedomansky, Vashi/Ferreira, Roger/Shearer, Jack/Brown, Orlando/Basile, Joe/Costanza, Len/Heath, Darrel/Gossom Jr., Thom/Shannon, Vicellous Reon/Brogger, Ivar/Garlin, Jeff/Georgopoulos, Dean/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Downes, Kevin/Wilson, Greg (I)/Ester, Michael Dean/Meldrum, Jeremy Paul/Weatherred, Michael D./Spade, David/Rayburn, Ross/Ewing, Patrick/Lillard, Matthew/McGonagle, Richard/Wayans, Marlon/O'Neill, Patrick (I)/Lerner, Ken (I)/Intiraymi, Manu/Lively, Ernie/Ingle, John/Morgan, Branden R./Hemsley, Sherman/Dourif, Brad/Butters, Mike/Grunberg, Greg/Williams, Tino/Moore, Kenya/Rupp, Debra Jo/Goldstein, Jenette/Vaughn, Jennie/Parry, Angelique/Scott, Esther (II)/Batten, Cyia/Zimmer, Constance (I)/Michaela, Cee Cee/Pasteur, Sierra/Brookhurst, Michelle/Diehl, Jeanne/Taylor, Tamara (I) +Sentinel, The (2006)/Brummund, Timothy E./Dragonuk, Brian/Reynolds, Simon (I)/Podhora, Roman/Peace, Joshua/Gibson, Scott (I)/Sutherland, Kiefer/Douglas, Scott (II)/Johnson, Joachim/Bolan, Gordon/Johnson, Clark (I)/Vrkljan, Al/Lannum, Coleman/Branton, Vance/Brienza, Anthony 'Chip'/Jarvis, Sterling/McCabe, Max/Piaquadio, Brian/Naghmi, Noor/Donovan, Martin (II)/Scheine, Raynor/Ahl, Michael/Pintér, József/Douglas, Michael (I)/Rasche, David/Birman, Matt/Hyndman, Eldridge/Hughes, Richard (II)/Harris, Eli/Calderon, Paul/Browne, Yuri/Geljo, Jasmin/Caton, Robert Randolph/Teunissen, Jim/Ross, Daniel (III)/Taylor, Stanley (III)/Ash, James E./Kim, Jung-Yul/Currie, Gordon (I)/Coster, Ritchie (I)/Alachiotis, Nick/Gowland, Mariano/Lea, Ron/Girvan, Neil/Hunter, Jay (II)/Kovacs, Geza/Meushaw, Kerry/Bunting, Richard/Whatley, Don/La'vin, Kiyano/Bhaneja, Raoul/Kassel, Jeff/Duma, Richard L./Ambrose, Stephen/Gonzales, Danny A./Coates, Conrad/Beckette, Fred/Rose Avenue Public School Choir/Shamata, Chuck/McIntosh, Yanna/Howe, Danna/Smith, Deborah S./Lee, Kylanna/Fischer, Pamela (I)/Basinger, Kim/Burroughs, Jackie/Reuben, Gloria/Tsui, Mung-Ling/Rivadeneira, Rosario/Longoria, Eva/Coffey, Jude/Lehman, Kristin/Brown, Blair/Johnson, Taborah/Plommer, Sarah/Summers, Anastasia/Yancy, Shawn/Williams, Linda E. +Seom (2000)/Jo, Jae-hyeon/Kim, Yoosuk/Jang, Hang-Seon/Seo, Won (II)/Suh, Jung/Park, Sung-hee/Kim, Yeo-jin +Serendipity (2001)/Cunningham, T. Scott/Roughan, Thomas/Cusack, John/McRae, Murray (I)/Corbett, John (I)/Goodwin, James (III)/Sparrow, David/Levy, Eugene/Guarino Jr., Michael/Khan, Ahmad Zahir/Claxton, Neil/Rutledge, Paul/Ramsden, David/Piven, Jeremy/Jutras, Simon/Fitzpatrick, Leo (I)/Pascuzzi, Arthur/Bruce, Stephen (I)/Gargano, Charles A./Henry, Buck/Kaan, Tony/Krahn, Sheldon/Murphy, Kevin Kean/Young, Victor A./Bobesich, Marqus/Baker, Christopher (I)/Benitez, Mike/Wyns, Reggi/Gerbrandt, Gary/Alshawish, Abdul/Bergschneider, Conrad/Stuart, Ned/Middleton, Clark/Huang, Timothy/Tager, Aron/Rice, Kevin (I)/Neumann, Evan/Riviere, Patrick (I)/Mehta, Ajay/Payne, Ron/Conlee, John Ellison/Gordon, Lucy/Talman, Ann/Kelly, Jessica (I)/Moynahan, Bridget/Logan, Brenda (I)/Shannon, Molly/Bock, Crystal/Renout, Edwina/Balla, Amita/Beckinsale, Kate/Redfern, Pamela/Hernandez, Catherine/Crawford, Eve/Caldwell, Sandra/Kuhn, Catherine (I)/Lavine, Lilli/Alexander, Layla/Bennett, Marcia (I)/Williams, Colleen (I)/Blumberg, Kate +Serenity (2005)/Feldman, Yan/Ejiofor, Chiwetel/Fillion, Nathan/Tilford, Terrell/O'Brien, Conor/Tasz, Ryan/Hitchcock, Michael (I)/Nathanson, Weston/O'Hare, Brian/Rufino, Antonio/Jarred, Tristan/Kinworthy, Scott/Smith, Peter James/Erotas, Erik/Baldwin, Adam/Feldman, Rafael/Krumholtz, David/O'Brien, Logan/Tudyk, Alan/Maher, Sean (I)/Lynch, Colin Patrick/Howerton, Glenn/Glass, Ron (I)/Kwiat, Joshua Michael/Weiner, Erik/O'Neil, Chuck (III)/Hardy Jr., Terrence/Paulson, Sarah/Raven, Demetra/Torres, Gina/Baccarin, Morena/Staite, Jewel/Taylor, Tamara (I)/McClean, Marley/Cline, Carrie 'CeCe'/Rose, Nectar/Wieczorek, Amy/Wryn, Hunter Ansley/Glau, Summer/Lee, Elaine (II)/Huang, Jessica +Sergeant York (1941)/Cooper, Gary (I)/Bevans, Clem/Sande, Walter/Wilcox, Frank/Bond, Ward/Wilkerson, Guy/von Eltz, Theodore/Douglas, Donald (I)/Hale, Creighton/Tobias, George/Aylesworth, Arthur/Irving, George (I)/Ridges, Stanley/Orth, Frank/Simmons, Dick (I)/Cook Jr., Elisha/Chandler, Lane/Pendleton, Steve (I)/White, Lee 'Lasses'/Stephens, Harvey (I)/Drew, Roland/Alderson, Erville/Alper, Murray/Bruce, David (I)/Trowbridge, Charles/Heywood, Herbert/Keane, Edward/Haade, William/Beery Jr., Noah/Kilian, Victor (I)/Middleton, Charles (I)/Wood, Douglas (I)/Guard, Kit/Porterfield, Robert/Moore, Dickie/Flaherty, Pat/Anderson, James (I)/Brennan, Walter/Sawyer, Joe/Esmond, Carl/Da Silva, Howard/Teal, Ray/Del Val, Jean/Hicks, Russell (I)/Waller, Eddy/Girard, Joseph W./Marshall, Tully/Wilson, Tom (I)/Jenks, Si/Young, Gig/Faylen, Frank/Creed, Roger/Pennick, Jack/Drake, Charles (I)/Jackson, Selmer/Bupp, Sonny/Marlowe, Frank (I)/Carroll, Lucia/Sutton, Kay/La Roy, Rita/Gilbert, Jody/Isbell, Jane/Lockhart, June/Wycherly, Margaret/Leslie, Joan +Serial Mom (1994)/Offenheiser, Mike/Morgan, Scott (I)/Young, Jordan (I)/Badila, John/Waters, John (I)/Brewer, Kyf/Alonso, Johnny/Benchley, Nat/Pelzman, Richard/Roser, Robert/Roberts, Doug (I)/Brienza, Anthony 'Chip'/Walter, Michael S./Bankerd, Chad/Montague, Lyrica/Schneider, John A./Shoemaker, Joshua L./Coale, Greg/Whalin, Justin/Salsbury, Colgate/Sotto, Al/Caggiano, Tim/Lillard, Matthew/Brandorff, Stan/Bucossi, Peter/MacPherson, Walt/Wendl, Alan J./Horsey, Lonnie/Pilcher, Richard (I)/James, Beau (I)/Gentry, Mojo/Waterston, Sam/Mandon, Jeff/Gordon, Jeffrey Pratt/Brown, Jordan (I)/Howard, Bus/Pete, Zachery S./Doyle, John Calvin/Williams, Wilfred E./Berlin, Brigid/Rivers, Joan/Dunnock, Patricia/Hunsaker, Lee/Duvall, Susan/Briley-Strand, Gwendolyn/Hayes, Catherine Anne/Knower, Rosemary/Lowe, Susan/Gardner, Suzi/McNally, Loretto/Lake, Ricki/Pete, Teresa R./Stole, Mink/Hearst, Patricia/Somers, Suzanne/Pearce, Mary Vivian/Catlett, Mary Jo/Armstrong, Bess/Abrams, Patsy Grady/Lords, Traci/Sparks, Donita/Mendenhall, Jennifer/Swann, Kim (I)/Yarborough, Valerie/Clarke, Shelbi/Robinette, Nancy/Finch, Jennifer (I)/Plakas, Demetra/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Fannon, Kathy +Series 7: The Contenders (2001)/Yershov, Alex/Ventimiglia, John/Arnett, Will/Bengisu, Aydin/Rinaldi, Stephen Michael/Tribble, Kipp/Lecesne, James/Fitzgerald, Glenn/Kaycheck, Michael/Stone, Danton/Graves, William (II)/Mason, Guy/Venture, Richard/Barrett, Joseph (I)/Woodbury, Mark/Mosby, Josh/Gilroy, Tom/Burke, Marylouise/Harrison, Babo/Despotovich, Nada/Van Dyck, Jennifer/Wehner, Pamela/McDonald, Tanny/Ward, Lauren/Phillips, Angelina/Duve, Melanie/Smith, Brooke (I)/Borden, Robin/Krohn, Kirsten/Wever, Merritt/Loomis, Adena Shea/Bateman, Caitlin/Moore, Shawna/Tucker, Stephanie/Hanover, Donna +Serpent and the Rainbow, The (1988)/Nerius, Otilio/Thomas, Philogen/Pullman, Bill/Telemako, Luis/Pierre, Jean (I)/Delgado, Jackson/Roberts, Conrad/José, Americo/Valdez, Miguel (I)/Pephanon, Johnny/Thomas, Frantz/Slaco, Evencio Mosquera/Cherry, Ramon/Djola, Badja/D'Orlean, Saveur/Buche/Matonbe, Gérard/Gough, Michael (I)/Núñez, Federico/Mokae, Zakes/Jackson, Michael (II)/Chavez, Francesco/Winfield, Paul/Fercilien, Maxo/Newman, William (I)/Altenor, Maurice/Désiré, Harold/Ti-Blanc/De James, Robert/Pesquera, Luis Tavare/Beuville, Iversose/Charles, Dikatel/Rosvelt, Jean-Baptiste/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Achilles, Jacques/Guinan, Francis/Gautier, Jaime Pina/Ruis, Venat/Gastavo, Elías/Regaldo, Robert/Jennings, Brent/Smith Avila, Ana Rosa/Sant Louis, Josiana/Ramirez, Ana/Guillaume, Barbara/Merritt, Theresa/Sylvain, Rosemary/Burroughs, Kimberleigh/Cajusle, Suzette/Charles, Lucienne/Bautista, Rosa/Mitchell, Aleta/José, Juliana/Young, Dey/Alcántara, Providenia/Pimentel, Claudia (I)/García Rodríguez, Betty/Galas, Diamanda/Charles, Rosa/Munn, Sally-Anne/Tyson, Cathy/Carmel Noel, Marie +Serpico (1973)/Stadlen, Lewis J./Kehoe, Jack/Tolkan, James/Kuss, Richard/Coppola, Sam (II)/Roberts, Tony (I)/Randolph, John/Scott, Franklin/Barrow, Bernard/Leake, Damien/George, Nathan/Billett, Don/Guskin, Paul E./Garrett, Hank/Pelt, Tim/Bulleit, James/McGuire, Biff/Signorelli, Tom/Grover, Edward/Crowley, Ed (I)/Beniades, Ted/Carollo, Sal/Lo Bianco, Tony/Bova, Joseph/Medici, John/Pelt, William/Walsh, M. Emmet/Hirsch, Judd/King Jr., Woodie/Stewart, John (I)/Gio, Frank/Enríquez, René/Sánchez, Jaime (I)/North, Alan/Bond, Raleigh/Walter, Tracey/Abraham, F. Murray/Pearlman, Stephen/Gross, Gene/Pacino, Al/Foronjy, Richard/Lehne, John/McMillan, Kenneth/Gough, Trent/Cheverie, Roy/Henderson, Albert/Ornellas, Norman/Brandon, John (I)/White, Charles (I)/Loros, George/McQuade, John/Fleming, Gus/Ede, George/Rich, Allan/Eda-Young, Barbara/Sharpe, Cornelia/Clinton, Mildred/Eliot, Marjorie/Weller, Mary Louise +Serving Sara (2002)/McTeer, Robert D./McPhalen, Jon/Stiller, Jerry/Wilburn, Phillip/Morrow, Rick (III)/Longo, Tony/Welch, Wally/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Fujimoto, Paul/Rawley, Hal/Heckmann, Paul/Rawley, John (I)/Klemm, Jason Duffy/Pastore, Vincent/Crews, Terry (I)/Cecere, Vince/Perry, Matthew (I)/Wilson, Stephen Wade/Judge, Mike (I)/Cason, Matthew/Herod, Rick/McGee, Robin (I)/Nolen, Brian/Christian, Ash/Wallace, Matt (II)/Reeves, Vernon/Watson, Roderick/Ackles, Alan/Wilkey, Jim (I)/Metcalf, Toby/Niedzwiecki, Chris/Heck, David Scott/Bell, Marshall/Pirl, Don/Viterelli, Joe/Day, Jared/Shafer, John Wayne/Wilson, Andrew (III)/Young, Court (I)/Koenig, Michael S./Cedric the Entertainer/Mundi, Coati/Marco, Michael/Southers, Derek/Duncan, Brent/Cedillo, Julio/Schulte, Paul/White, Farah/Schieler Ziering, Nikki/Denton, Amanda/McCoy, Jill/Taylor, Mirelly/Villari, Libby/Carnahan, Lisa/Cannon, Deidre A./Lynn, Yvonna/Akemi Toma, Cheryl/Head, Ashley/Heminger, Carolyn/Webb, Channing/Miranda, Marie/West, Kelley/Williams, Ramsey/White, Ouida/Foy, Georgia/Renna, Melinda/Fleming, Audrey/Hepp, Jennifer/Jacques, Eli/Arita, Maria/Hunt, Heather (I)/Kalanj, Alaina/Nguyen, Tammy (I)/Lyons, Mary/Hurley, Elizabeth (I)/Adams, Amy (III) +Session 9 (2001)/Caruso, David (I)/Daly, Sean (I)/Gevedon, Stephen/Sexton III, Brendan/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Broderick, Charley/Mullan, Peter/Fessenden, Larry/Farmer, Lonnie/Lucas, Josh (I)/Stasack, Sheila/Hughes, Jurian +Set It Off (1996)/Gray, F. Gary/Taylor, Twain/Underwood, Blair/WC/McGinley, John C./Robinson, Charles (I)/Gibson, Darryl/Thompson, Mark (VI)/Quiros, Byron/Dr. Dre/Bush, Brantley/Walker, Charles (I)/Williams, Bruce (I)/Shaff, Edmund L./Callan, Geoff/Robles, Walter (II)/Monroe Jr., Samuel/Byrd, Thomas Jefferson/Embry, Gordon/Wayne, Big Daddy/Ruge, George Marshall/Baum, Vincent/Baum, Van/Fisher, George (III)/Poindexter, Jeris/Shepherd, Chaz Lamar/Joyce, Ella/Horsford, Anna Maria/Iversen, Rosanna/Pinkett Smith, Jada/Elise, Kimberly/Fox, Vivica A./Clatterbuck, Tamara/Poston, Francesca/Rowe, Tonia/Desselle, Natalie/MacLachlan, Samantha/Latifah, Queen +Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)/Blake, Larry J./Grey, Duane/Platt, Marc (I)/Keel, Howard/Wolfe, Ian/Wolfe, Bud/DiPaolo, Dante/d'Amboise, Jacques/Lee, Bill (IV)/Daheim, John/Saunders, Russell (II)/Jolley, I. Stanford/Brown, Kelly (I)/Dix, Billy/Beaver, Walter/Tamblyn, Russ/Indrisano, John/Rich, Phil (I)/Roth, Gene/Simpson, Russell/Robotham, George/Richards, Jeff (I)/Moore, Matt (I)/Rich, Dick/Graham, Tim (I)/Barton, Earl/Horvath, Charles/Wilson, Terry (I)/Van Sickel, Dale/Petrie, Howard/Wooley, Sheb/Mattox, Matt/Rall, Tommy/Baker, Ann (II)/Doff, Millie/Eby-Rock, Helen/Lewis, Jarma/Powell, Jane (I)/Hall, Lois/Hall, Geraldine/Lee, Ruta/Nilsson, Anna Q./Carr, Betty/Wood, Marjorie (I)/Noyes, Betty/Kilgas, Nancy/Grel, Carol/Wells, Margaret (I)/Robinson, Ruth (I)/Newmar, Julie/Gibson, Virginia/Kuehl, Sheila James/Ducasse, Michelle/Holmes, Elizabeth (I)/Doggett, Norma +Seven Days in May (1964)/Anderson, Richard (I)/Bissell, Whit/Hoyt, Clegg/Marlowe, Hugh/Fluellen, Joel/Houseman, John (I)/Nimoy, Leonard/Raisch, Bill/Coy, Walter (I)/Walls, Joe/O'Brien, Edmond/Holmes, Stuart/Masters, Michael/Lancaster, Burt/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Harris, Tom (I)/March, Fredric/Watts, Charles (I)/Burns, Bart/Webster, Ferris/Balsam, Martin/Gregor, Kevin/Conroy, Thom/Larkin, John (VI)/Atterbury, Malcolm/Wayne, Fredd/Macready, George/Buono, Victor/Challee, William/Henderson, Douglas/West, Mike (I)/Duggan, Andrew (I)/Meredith, Charles (I)/Hoyos Jr., Rodolfo/Richardson, Irvin/Crehan, Joseph/McVey, Tyler/Mullaney, Jack/Kleeb, Helen/Dillard, Mimi/Parks, Hildy/Nizzari, Joyce/Jackson, Colette (I)/Gardner, Ava +Seven Year Itch, The (1955)/Tufts, Sonny/Ewell, Tom/Homolka, Oskar/Benson, Steven (I)/Nyman, Ron/Sanford, Ralph (I)/Bernard, Butch/Strauss, Robert (I)/MacBride, Donald/Moore, Victor (I)/Ford, Dorothy (I)/Monroe, Marilyn/Jones, Carolyn (I)/Merande, Doro/Keyes, Evelyn/Young, Mary (I)/Rosedale, Dolores/Chapman, Marguerite +Seven Years in Tibet (1997)/Wangchuk, Jamyang Jamtsho/Wangchuk, Sonam/Wangdue, Tsering/Mako (I)/Thewlis, David/Chandu, Lama Champa/Wong, Victor (III)/Apo-Tsang, Karma/Tenzingyatso, Ngawang/Tsering, Dorjee/Tsering, Choeden/Sherpa, Angphurba/Zevalia, Sebastian/Wong, B.D./Sherpa, Pemba Norbu/Tedeschi, Daniel (I)/Rinpoche, Lobsang Gendun/Tsultrim, Geshe Yeshi/Rinpoche, Sharpa Tulku/Rinpoche, Tenzin Gyaltsen/Cheshatsang, Yama Ngudup/Rinpoche, Zongra Tulku/Chojor, Ngawang/Tonninger, Wolfgang/Blythe, Benedick/Jangchub, Tenzin/Lekshe, Lama Jampa/Ebert, Gerardo/Nyma, Geshe Lobsang/Raudaschl, Tom/Dhargyal, Samdup/Nugdup, Lama Thupten/Denzongpa, Danny/Fraser, Duncan (II)/Lungtok, Kalsang Dhundop/Chemchok/Tsondu, Lama Champa/Pitt, Brad/Dongtse, Ama Ashe/Young, Ric/Bidhartsang, Sonam/Kriechbaum, Philipp/Dapkunaite, Ingeborga/Tsamchoe, Lhakpa/Pema, Jetsun +Seventh Sign, The (1988)/Basil, Harry/Herron, Bob/Kramer, Rabbi William/Butcher, Dale/Friedman, Peter (I)/Jacobs, Manny/Calia, Hank/King, David (I)/Taylor, John (III)/Laskin, Michael/Nelson, Adam (I)/Mays, Joe/Bartron, Harry/Walcutt, John/Biehn, Michael/Sherrod, John/Santiago, Sonny/Edwards, Glynn/Arnold, Fredric/Johnson, Arnold (I)/Prochnow, Jürgen/Stanger, Hugo/Heard, John/Epper, Gary/Spangler, Dick/Cimino, Leonardo/Eisenberg, Larry (I)/Groth, Robin/Devon, Richard/Cohon, Rabbi Baruch/Buchanan, Ian/Roberts, J.N./Carson, Darwyn/Garlington, Lee/Allison, Patricia/Miller, Kathryn/Shaver, Karen/Whitcomb, Cornelia/Rubin, Blanche/Fernicola, Irene/Hestrin, Lisa/Frances, Jane/Moore, Demi/Ogawa, Yukiko (I)/Busia, Akosua/Sinclair, Dorothy (II)/Tse, Mariko/Carman, Christiane +Sex, Lies, and Videotape (1989)/Spader, James/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Taylor, Earl T./Foil, David/Vawter, Ron/Brill, Steven (I)/MacDowell, Andie/San Giacomo, Laura/Root, Alexandra +Sexy Beast (2000)/Kendall, Cavan/Barray, Gérard/Hernández, José (IV)/Mesa, Dionisio/Berlanga, Manuel Sánchez/Fox, James (I)/Cano Ramos, José Maria/O'Connell, Eddie (I)/Atiko, Robert/Fabrega, Enrique Alemán/Plummer, Terence/Márquez Quesada, Antonio Fco./Smith, Darkie/Martníez Cobos, Juan Manuel/Lucas, Andy/Winstone, Ray/Monje, Álvaro/López Carrillo, José/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Scinto, Frank/Kingsley, Ben/Ramos, José Lirola/Hernández, Pedro Zamora/Munoz, Santiago Frias/McShane, Ian/Oruet, Nieves del Amo/Herreria, Ana Maldonado/Erasmus, Desirée/Webb, Chris (X)/Redman, Amanda/White, Julianne (I) +Sgt. Bilko (1996)/Bobbitt, Russell/Aykroyd, Dan/Howard, Rance/Pendleton, Austin/Hayashi, Henry/Herd, Richard (I)/Basco, Derek/Leckner, Brian/Mitchell, Daryl/Collins Jr., Clifton/Holly, Bryan/Jones, John Marshall/Cousin, David E./Chattman, Dwayne/Casella, Max/Dye, Dale/Martin, Steve (I)/Starks, Michael D./Stevenson, Charles C./Kehela, Steve/Romano, Frank (I)/Ortiz, John (I)/Emerick, Gerald/Hart, Christopher Paul/Ebenhoch, Mark/Park, Steve (I)/Kaneff, Khris/Rock, Chris (I)/Ferro, Dan/Hartman, Phil (I)/Whitfield, Mitchell/Monroy-Marquez, Anthony/Edwards, Eric (I)/Wilson, Reno/Benseman, Steph/Micco, Sam/Brancieri, Edward/Tritt, Travis/Bragg, Allan/Harrington, Cheryl Francis/Silvers, Cathy/Headly, Glenne/Brooks, Sally Ann/Rupp, Debra Jo/Rosenthal, Carol/Adlon, Pamela/Burton, Ursula/Rappazzo, Carmela/Weinger, Lauren Kate/Tulaine, Lynn/Robinson, Andrea C./Orton, Rhonda/George, Tami-Adrian/Carlson, Andrea +Shade (2003 I)/Nicolo, Joe (I)/England, Jason/Rommelmann, Chris/Morton, Talbert/Amendola, Tony (I)/Gillis, Brian/Nelson, Earl/Burchett, Kevin/Plummer, Glenn/Ireland, Trae/Hartley, Ted/Zurich, Michael/Dorn, Michael (I)/Purdham, David/Anthony, Bret/Nieman, Damian/Wilson, R. Paul/Tovar, George/Manning, Joel (I)/Rowland, Rodney/Stallone, Sylvester/Mazzocone, Carl/Conley, Jack/Holbrook, Hal/Anderson, Shane T./Rocket, Charles/Reynolds, Tom (III)/Jones, Shaun (I)/Mazzocone Sr., Carl/Heinze, Steve/Harney, Michael/Centazzo, Heath/Stanek, Sean/Foxx, Jamie/Cerbone, Jason/Hopkins, Bo/Bauchau, Patrick/Boone Junior, Mark/De Alessandro, Mark/Duhame, Doc/Grace, Adam (II)/Rossi, Mick (I)/Smith, Roger Guenveur/Burton, Tony (I)/Suddeth, Greg/Medrano, Frank/Byrne, Gabriel/Freese, Louis/Centazzo, Kevin/Townsend, Stuart/Roberts, Tawny/Mersereau, Michelle/Lee, Shawn Frances/Bourgeois, Stacie/Robinson, Andrea C./Newton, Thandie/Fratto, Angela/Merrill, Dina/Nann, Erika/Wood, Jessica/Stevens, Tabitha (II)/Incarnate, Adrianne/Griffith, Melanie/Burgess-Keene, Jennifer/Catarancuic, Holly +Shadow of a Doubt (1943)/Bacon, Irving/Cronyn, Hume/Carey, Macdonald/Bates, Bill (II)/Fielding, Edward/Bates, Charles (I)/Ford, Wallace/Dewey, Earle S./Cotten, Joseph (I)/Rhodes, Grandon/Travers, Henry (I)/Shores, Byron/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Quarry, Robert/Glaser, Vaughan/McGuire, John (I)/Muse, Clarence/Stanley, Edwin/Wright, Teresa/Malyon, Eily/Carson, Frances/Brissac, Virginia/Urecal, Minerva/Wonacott, Edna May/Randolph, Isabel/Mills, Shirley/Purdy, Constance/Lee, Ruth (I)/Jewell, Estelle/Edwards, Sarah (I)/Collinge, Patricia/Shaw, Janet (I) +Shadow of the Vampire (2000)/Johnston, Graham (II)/Hlavac, Milos/Izzard, Eddie/Kier, Udo/Elliott, Nicholas/Kueter, Derek/Croes, Jean-Claude/Williams, Orian (I)/Gillett, Aden/Vibert, Ronan/Elwes, Cary/Dafoe, Willem/Hastert, Patrick/Malkovich, John/Golightly, Norman/Chrompin, Christophe/Langevin, Sophie/von Roesgen, Marie-Paule/Junker, Marja-Leena/Jovicic, Radica/Marzen, Tania/Muller, Myriam/McCormack, Catherine/Dapkunaite, Ingeborga/Ley, Sascha +Shadow, The (1994)/Reformina, Raul/Maher, Joseph/Wester, Keith A./Sato, Garret/Chan, Darryl/Lee, Leo/Boyle, Peter (I)/Gregory, Andre/Hytner, Steve/Koji, Dan/Alan, James/Cahill, Jeff (II)/Mann, Wesley/Curry, Tim (I)/Borsos, Phillip/Okamura, Gerald/Welker, Frank/Leong, Al/Outerbridge, Jen Sung/Benrubi, Abraham/McKellen, Ian/Khaw, Brian/Fischler, Patrick/Stewart, Nils Allen/Quan, Stuart (I)/Wright, Max (I)/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Park, Woon Young/Lew, James/D'Angerio, Joe/Sanders, Fred (I)/Brown, Roland (I)/Trinidad, Arsenio 'Sonny'/Locke, Bruce (I)/Shimono, Sab/Edwards, Verlon/Lone, John/Hong, James/Kapelos, John/Hankin, Larry/Tsurutani, Brady/Wong, Billy/Jung, Nathan/Joshua, Larry/Winters, Jonathan (I)/Baldwin, Alec/Weaver, John L./Goto, Al/Lustig, Aaron/Obata, Toshirô/Kishi, Kraig/Willrich, Rudolph/Trebor, Robert/Taenaka, James (I)/Hadge, Michael/McGregor-Stewart, Kate/Miller, Penelope Ann/Mariye, Lily/Lew, Donna/Elias, Alix/Doherty, Kathy Lee/Telemaque, Chi-en/Atkinson, Linda (I)/Tabrizi, Tera/Lawson, Cristina/Loren, Sinoa +Shadowlands (1993)/Sparrow, Walter (I)/Hawkins, Andrew (I)/Burton-Gill, Chandler/Firth, Julian/Wood, John (I)/Howell, Peter (I)/Firth, Peter/Whithouse, Toby/Maude-Roxby, Roddy/Morrison, Roger (I)/Seear, Andrew/Rowley, Terry/Bird, Norman/Delamere, Matthew/Frain, James/Talbot, Alan (I)/Burton-Gill, Cameron/Fellowes, Julian/Quentin, John (I)/Goode, Daniel (I)/Hardwicke, Edward/Simon, Charles (II)/Blanc, JB/Handy, Scott/Cowell-Parker, Simon/Denison, Michael (I)/McMullan, Tim/Hopkins, Anthony/Mazzello, Joseph/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Oldershaw, Giles/Sim, Gerald/Payne, Trevor (II)/Watt, James (I)/Lewis, Howard Lew/Flemyng, Robert/Burton-Gill, Kendall/Stanton, Sophie/Scott, Ninka/Burton-Gill, Christina/Hopkins, Abigail/Passmore, Carol/Lewis, Karen (I)/Barter, Sylvia/Gonzalez, Ysobel/Melville, Pauline/Winger, Debra/Keen, Pat/Burton-Gill, Leigh +Shadows and Fog (1992)/Gwynne, Fred/Weyand, Ron/Shawn, Wallace/von Bargen, Daniel/Cragin, Charles/Stewart, Paul Anthony/Rebhorn, James/Mars, Kenneth/Bosco, Philip/Troy, Michael P./Vestunis, Dennis/Wheeler, Ira/Turek, Ron/Melamed, Fred/Reilly, John C. (I)/Berman, Andy/Smith, Kurtwood/Sommer, Josef/Robinson, Max (I)/Arana, Tomas/Ramsay, Remak/Joy, Robert (I)/Stebner, Greg/Kirby, Michael (I)/Macy, William H./Loomis, Tim/Argo, Victor/Farrell, Tom Riis/Malkovich, John/Pleasence, Donald/Riehle, Richard/Smiar, Brian/Appel, Peter/Stiers, David Ogden/Cusack, John/Bolster, Thomas L./Allen, Woody/McRobbie, Peter/Silver, Robert (I)/Sherrick, David/Madonna (I)/Tomlin, Lily/Balint, Eszter/Kavner, Julie/Foster, Jodie/Farrow, Mia/Gibson, Rebecca (II)/Nelligan, Kate/Dierlam, Katy/Lange, Anne/Bates, Kathy (I)/Saviola, Camille +Shaft (1971)/Bernard, Ed/Pressman, Lawrence/Barth, Eddie/Fargas, Antonio/Burtonya, Clee/Gunn, Moses/Rixson, Benjamin R./Lane, Tommy/Weeks, Alan (I)/Ruskin, Shimen/Nevens, Paul/King, Damu/Leon, Joseph/Cioffi, Charles/Tannas, Ron/Hashim, Edmund/Roundtree, Richard/Johnson, Arnold (I)/Kirk, Al/St. John, Christopher (I)/Pronto, Joe/Wade, Adam (I)/Strus, George/King, Tony (I)/Richards, Jon (I)/Brown, Drew Bundini/Arnold, Victor (II)/Parks, Gordon/Hainesworth, James/Johnson, Glenn (I)/Steele, Lee/Robbins, Rex/Brown, Ricardo/Madurga, Gonzalo/Barto, Dominic/Tate, Dennis/Burks, Donny/Brewer, Sherri/Jeannette, Gertrude/Warncke, Margaret/Mitchell, Gwenn/Nolan, Robin/Bresler, Betty/Yarbrough, Camille +Shaft (2000)/Broughton, Marshall T./Stergis, Boston/Al-Khan, Ahmed/Cunningham, John (I)/O'Donnell, Kevin (IX)/Al-Khan, Amer/McRobbie, Peter/Fredericks, Todd/Thomas, Preston/Phifer, Mekhi/Pjeternikaj, Nik/Royo, Andre/Hayes, Isaac/Grenier, Zach/von Bargen, Daniel/Taylor, Lawrence (II)/Castillo, Doy Gabriel/Thompson, Al (II)/Thomas, Henry G./Rhymes, Busta/Singleton, John (I)/Branson, Jeff/Wallace, Matthew/Vicioso, Fidel/Universal/Ricks, Freddie/Cocchiaro, Richard/Wojda, John/Castellano, Ron/Burns, William H./Rivera, Roman/Bates, Jerome Preston/Jackson, Samuel L./Ramos, Sixto/Rosa, Travis Brandon/Primes, Myron/Farmer, Evan/Leonardo, Louie/Grills, Gano/Hedaya, Dan/Rudolph, Philip/Torres, Lou/Stickles, Peter/Morales, F. Valentino/Sommer, Josef/Santiago-Hudson, Ruben/Orr, Christopher/Taveras, Francisco 'Coqui'/Elsen, John/Hingle, Pat/Coleman, Nicholas J./Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Missick, Dorian/Quintero, Joe/Orr, Chris/Torres, Luis (I)/Giamo, Marc/Bosco, Philip/Riley, Stu 'Large'/Chase, Will (I)/Matthews Jr., Riley G./Hutchison, Doug/Shakir, Mustafa/Zeisler, Mark/Tergesen, Lee/Malone, Bonz/Feleyfel, Rashid/Parks, Gordon/Roundtree, Richard/Rhune, Tony/Jay, Capital/Talbot, Brian Oswald/Barboza, Richard/Bale, Christian/Pietropinto, Angela/Hannon, Mary Ann/Reuben, Gloria/Benedetti, Caprice/Mozon, Nadine/Mercado, Mercedes/Sarter, Stacy/Shepherd, Cue/Lovejoy, Deirdre/Williams, Vanessa L./Estevez, Johanna/Robinson, Dawn/Ducati, Ann/Collette, Toni/Kellner, Catherine (I)/Sohn, Sonja/Cooley, Lisa/Banks, Elizabeth (II)/Ware, Lanette/Thigpen, Lynne/Lucy, Scott (I) +Shaggy Dog, The (2006)/Olive, Brandon/Pyfrom, Shawn/Gatins, John/McLean, Courtney/Paul, Jarrad/Breslin, Spencer/Leonard, Joshua/Shuster, Rick/Wilson, Darby C./Wolfe, Michael-John/Ellis, Mark Robert/Mac, Glen/Thomas, Leonard L./Gregory, Luke/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Shue, Tony/Weaver, Chris (II)/Sander, Casey/Shue, Kevin/Hall, Philip Baker/Kilborn, Craig/Rodgers, Mic/Goldsmith, David (I)/Henry, Michael Tyler/Kataoka, Koji (I)/Cole (V)/Charleston, Kaine Bennett/Moore, Joel (I)/Downey Jr., Robert/Hicks, Adam/Allen, Tim (I)/La Porte, Rocky/Glover, Danny/Winzenried, Eric/Pavel, Philip/Quiroz, Max/Colemon, Jordyn/Colemon, Jordyn Michelle/Lynn, So/Bergstrom, Christina/Gurwitch, Annabelle/Davis, Kristin (I)/Grey, Zena/Edwards, Janine/Hajduk, Jane/Brox, Jeanette/Devereaux, Jan/Kightlinger, Laura/Malyn, Maggie/Curtin, Jane/Wohl, Bess/Seehorn, Rhea/Nielson, Phaedra/Griffin, Linda (I) +Shakespeare in Love (1998)/Morlidge, Roger/Williams, Mark (I)/Fiennes, Joseph/Barrett, Bob (I)/Affleck, Ben/Day, Simon (I)/Clunes, Martin/Curtiz, David (II)/Cody, Alan (II)/Everett, Rupert/Sher, Antony/Le Prevost, Nicholas/Carter, Jim (I)/Simons, Hywel/Gold, Richard (I)/Barker, Adam (II)/Saban, Mark/Davies, Robin (I)/Rush, Geoffrey/Bigley, Paul/Barlow, Patrick/Boulton, Nicholas/Neeley, Martin/Kightley, Timothy/Truter, Gregor/Farley, Rupert/Kay, Barnaby/Beard, Steven/Callow, Simon/Gostelow, Harry/Ramm, John/McNamara, Desmond/McMullen, Tim/O'Donnell, Steve (I)/Firth, Colin/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Brocklebank, Daniel/Round, Jason/Frost, Roger (I)/Roberts, Joe (II)/Staunton, Imelda/Glen, Georgie/Potter, Patricia/Baker, Jill (I)/Speed, Lucy/McConnell, Bridget/Charles, Rebecca (I)/Clarke, Rachel (I)/Dench, Judi/Reinton, Sandra/Glossop, Amber/Paltrow, Gwyneth +Shall We Dance (2004)/Genereux, Jean Marc/Allaire, Pierre/McDonald, Gary (II)/Sparrow, David/Sands, Stark/Rule, Ja/Washington, Bob/Hall, Barre W./Sermons, James/Torner, Brian (II)/Drader, Brian/Tremblay, Denis (II)/Cassidy, Cory/Kosovich, Nicholas/Kosovich, Nick/Tropea, Gio/O'Brian, Sean (I)/Flumiani, Francesco/Cannon, Nick (I)/Jenkins, Richard (I)/O'Connell, John 'Cha Cha'/Gere, Richard/Lesk, Stan/Wright, Johnny A./Martin, Steve (V)/Tucci, Stanley/Gordon, Matt (I)/Cannavale, Bobby/Kryklyvyy, Vyacheslav 'Slavik'/Dovolani, Driton 'Tony'/Miller, Omar Benson/Brown, John (XXXIV)/Leonardo, Chantelle/Yates, Deborah (I)/Korol, Daphne/Mya (I)/Johnson, Holly (VI)/Bajer, Sharon/Ames, Onalee/Sarandon, Susan/Lafleur, Sarah/Smith, Candace (II)/Pizano, Beatriz/Hall, Geri/Virshilas, Katya/Hope, Tamara/Kelly, Kirsten (II)/Marquis, Diana/Durupt, Lisa Anne/Salvatore, Diana/Caldwell, Sandra/Smirnoff, Karina/Murphy-Dyson, Sarah/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Walter, Lisa Ann/Gillette, Anita/Babb, Mairi/Clements, Ann Margaret/Taczynski, Caitlynn/Black, Alison (I)/Kindrick, Kim +Shall we dansu? 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+Shallow Hal (2001)/Rucker, Darius/Sheridan, Rusty/McGill, Bruce/Robbins, Anthony/O'Quinn, Ryan/McIlvaine, Jim/Kipper, David/Alexander, Jason (I)/Rivitz, David/Gavin, Don/Kennedy, Brian P./Peery, Blair/Palozej, Dean R./Lowe, David (VIII)/Gesner, Zen/Shintani, Joshua 'Li'iBoy'/Nemeth, Nick/Corrente, Michael/Dennis, John (III)/Viterelli, Joe/Peter, Jesse/Shay, Jimmy/Flynn, Herbie/Flynn, Jackie/Johns, Robby/Mone, Brian/Mone, Bob/Gass, Kyle/Greene, Daniel/Black, Jack (I)/Byers, Lyndon/Kirby, Rene/Mullany, Terry/Murphy, Danny (I)/Gildea, Sean/Biegel, Rob/Tyler, Steve (II)/Getz, David/Darling, Ron/Moran, Rob (I)/Badstibner, Jimmy/Badreya, Sayed/Jordan, John-Eliot/Burchfield, Lonnie/Diaz, Nelson/Neulinger, Sasha/Hooks, Kevin/Sease, Kemper/LaBerdia, Jeffrey/Coogan, Will/Hohman, Tom/Summer, Laura/Langdon, Libby/Aarons, Bonnie/Gregory, Ivie/Moran, Gigi/Rosbeck, Heather/Marguerite, Chelsea/Bergman, Molly/Burns, Brooke/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Ward, Susan (I)/Copeland, Christina R./Knopf, Sascha/Harmon, Amanda Tascher/LaJoinie, Mary/Miller, Danae/DeAntonio, Leslie/Bruno, Keri/daCosta, Brittney Leigh/Worley, Maegen/Neary, Mariann/Leeper, Valerie/Brounstein, Lisa/Jackson, Jan (II)/Gardner, Brianna/West, Caryl/Bartlett, Erinn/Graham, Zoe (I)/Martin, Nan/Fitzgerald, Jill Christine/Matthews, Hillary/Fuson, Stacy/Burns, Kathryn (II)/McIlvaine, Kim/Sky, Jennifer/Shannon, Molly/Lucich, Tiffany/Clements, Morgan/von Gerkan, Manon/Kinerk, Dede/Pentecost, Jennifer/Byers, Anna/Kightlinger, Laura/Holliday, Katie/Anderson, Allison/Santos, Amanda/Hodgson, Anne E./Irish, Fawn/Bega, Adriana/Stout, Sara (II)/Hiltz, Nichole/McRorie, Kelly/Fife, Jessica Nicole/Handy, Christal/Zimmer, Dana (I)/Howard, Ashley B./Jamison, T./Wigmore, Mary (II)/Rowell, Amy +Shampoo (1975)/Culver, Howard (I)/Bernardi, Jack/Hesseman, Howard/Marsh, Gary (I)/Olton, Mike/Cannon, Jamie/Kalk, Richard E./Justin, George/Crowder, Wally/Furth, George/Beatty, Warren/Scheer, Randy/Bischof, Larry (I)/Dexter, Brad/Warden, Jack/Walsh, Sean 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Elisha/Spiker, Ray/Spencer, Douglas/Kulp, Nancy/Corby, Ellen/Evanson, Edith/Brown, Helen (I)/Arthur, Jean (I)/Carroll, Janice/Washburn, Beverly +Shanghai Knights (2003)/Hill, Matt (I)/Mojzís, Jirí/Wu, Tom/Howson, Terry/Whelan, Gerard/Yen, Donnie/Fisher, Tom (I)/Owens, John (I)/Gregory, Constantine/Hajek, Rene/Fisher, Stephen (I)/Johnson, Aaron (III)/Wang, Vincent (I)/Embree, James/Bui, Van Hai/Urban, Karel/Decio, David/Harvey, Jonathan (I)/Storey, Matthew (I)/Hrbek, Vladimír/Meyers, Eric (II)/Klar, Tom/Hawkins, Charlie (IV)/Bremmer, Richard/James, Ryan (II)/Petrik, Jan/Stanton, Barry (I)/Cotton, Oliver/Cech, Milolas/Le, Ho Ban/Chan, Kim (I)/Listvan, David/Haas, Richard (I)/Wilson, Owen/Chan, Jackie (I)/Gillen, Aidan/Andresová, Marta/King, Alison (I)/Nedeljakova, Barbara/Jezková, Petra/Ruzicka, Eva/Scudlová, Hanka/Beaumont, Daisy/Plowman, Anna-Louise/Chapman, Georgina/Jouzová, Hana/Jones, Gemma (I)/Wong, Fann +Shanghai Noon (2000)/Skales, Melvin/Daly, Rad/Berkeley, Xander/Cui, Ya Hi/Gromoff, Brian/Yuen, Biao/Bosch, Andrew/Nesting, David M./Chan, Jackie (I)/Yu, Rongguang/Yeung, Kar Kut/Auger, Michael (II)/Heaton, Tom/Kwai, Chun Leung/Heywood, John (I)/Krivanek, Andrew/Koetting, Tim/Peterson, Alan C./Slater, Ben (I)/Baker, James (I)/Or, Regent/Lung, Tong (I)/Glawson, John/Dorchester, Dallas/Dorval, Adrien/Ash, Rick (II)/Louie, Henry/Wilson, Owen/Mitchell, Mike (I)/Exelby, George/Courchene, Harold/Báez, Rafael (I)/O, Henry/Connery, Jason/Badger, Russell/Shield, Jim/Armstrong, Curtis/Simon, Sam/Strachan, Stephen/Chao, Sherman/Tod, Michael/Finkbeiner, Jim/Goggins, Walton/Carver, James/Yuan, Roger/Isadore, Stan/Lim, Ted/Rothschild, Howard/Glass, Jason/Chen, Eric/Tik, Lun Wong/Birch, Randy/Wyler, Shayne/Tseng, Chang (I)/Solomon, Cliff/Labelle, Wacey/Baker, Simon (III)/Hunt, Christopher (I)/Bamberry, Lee Jay/Lam, Larry/King, Terry (I)/Thompson, Jody (I)/Planche, Valerie/Murbach, Eliza/Merrill, Brandon/Neufeld, Mary/Luyben, Kate/Greene, Christy (I)/Lew, Elise/Saunders, Kendall/Liu, Lucy/Lu, Grace/Louie, May/Ryane, Jenafor/Stafford, Lisa/Fansett, Michelle/Doolittle, Joyce/Grant, Stacy (I) +Shape of Things, The (2003)/Weller, Fred/Rudd, Paul (I)/Weisz, Rachel/Mol, Gretchen +Shark Tale (2004)/Swift, Mark (I)/Ryan, James (VII)/Madio, James/Black, Jack (I)/Pastore, Vincent/Smith, Will (I)/Mangat, Faiz-Kevin/Vincent, Frank (I)/Doug, Doug E./Siravo, Joseph/Imperioli, Michael/Yanover, David (II)/Clotworthy, Robert/Venito, Lenny/Bishop, Sean (III)/De Niro, Robert/Falk, Peter (I)/Soren, David/Alterman, Steve/Apostolina, Stephen/Guerra, Saverio/LaMarr, Phil/Scorsese, Martin/Thompson, Bobb'e J./Smith, David P./Marley, Ziggy/Aguilera, Christina/Zellweger, Renée/Morrison, Shelley (I)/Minter, Kamali/Elliott, Missy 'Misdemeanor'/Lewis, Jenifer/Couric, Katie/Segan, Emily Lyon/Ouaou, Latifa/Jolie, Angelina +Shattered Glass (2003)/Kirby, Luke/Rowat, Bill/Elman, Jamie/Simpson, Terry (I)/Rotharmel, Owen/Kelly, Morgan (II)/Yuen, Russell/Airlie, Andrew/Ford, Jeffrey (II)/Cole, Phillip/Blum, Mark (I)/Zahn, Steve/Dandenault, Louis Philippe/Rosenstein, Howard (II)/Blouin, Ian/LeBlanc, Pierre (I)/Sarsgaard, Peter/Watson, Brett/Azaria, Hank/Donella, Chad/Berlingieri, James/Christensen, Hayden/Kotcheff, Ted/Anvar, Cas/Tessier, Christian/Camacho, Mark/Champeau, Isabelle/Scarabelli, Michele/Drisdelle, Brittany/Sevigny, Chloë/Smith, Linda (VII)/Lynskey, Melanie/Dawson, Rosario/Goodall, Caroline/Little, Pauline/Taschereau, Kim/Adams, Lynne (I)/Girard, Simone-Elise +Shaun of the Dead (2004)/Powell, Stuart/Ferguson, Gavin/Putner, Paul/Jaynes, Matt/Serafinowicz, Peter/Wilson, Nicholas (IV)/Wilson, Kevin (VIII)/Freeman, Martin (II)/O'Mahony, Michael/Smith, Dave (XX)/Gatiss, Mark/Harwood, Christopher/Spratt, David/Chegwin, Keith/Walliams, David/Thompson, Jeremy (I)/Kay, Vernon/Baggaley, Tim/Jennings, Garth/Spall, Rafe/Jupiter, Horton/Thompson, Ben (II)/Baynham, Peter/Guru-Murthy, Krishnan/Thompson Marchesi, Kenneth/Park, David (V)/Bayfield, Paul/Johnston, Rich/Dadral, Sonnell/Nighy, Bill/Goldsmith, Nick/Tanner, Greg/Brydon, Rob/Popper, Robert/Bateson, Peter/Rnic, Peter/Kris, Gregory/Kaye, Paul (IV)/Connolly, Patch/Martin, Chris (XI)/Buckland, Jon/Ewans, Nick/Emerson, Steve (I)/Cornish, Joe/Wright, Edgar/Vasconcellos, Ronaldo/Smiley, Michael/McDonald, Jason (I)/Doshi, Arvind/Butler, Rob (I)/Shearsmith, Reece/Lucas, Matt/Fitch, Robert/Moran, Dylan (I)/Clarke, Chris (VI)/Pegg, Simon/Mills, Keir/Fowler, Heulwen/Frost, Nick (I)/Donovan, Mark (I)/Lutes, Alex/Day, Samantha/Geraghty, Finola/Goddard, Trisha/Wilton, Penelope/Barnes, Carol/Hamilton-Percival, Lyssa/Lincoln, Jen/MacMahon, Phyllis/Davis, Lucy (II)/Ashfield, Kate/Davis, Julia (I)/Stevenson, Jessica (I)/Darlington, Beckie/Deakin, Julia (I)/Graham, Jamie (III)/Greig, Tamsin/Gavin, Sharon/Voller, Linette/Franklin, Patricia/Akhurst, Lucy/Watling, Julianne/Laverne, Lauren/Cater, Liz/Cunningham, Nicola +Shawshank Redemption, The (1994)/Newell, Ron (I)/Woodward, John R./Ragno, Joseph/Medrano, Frank/Pecoraro, Joe/Libby, Brian/Mavis, Brad/Brophy, Brian/Summers, John E./Bolender, Bill/Craig, John D./Miles, Mack/Davis, Gary Lee/Giuntoli, Neil/Magee, Ken/Freeman, Alfonso/Sadler, William (I)/Thomas, Rohn/Bellamy, Ned/Rolston, Mark/Doone, Richard/Proval, David/Jones, Alonzo F./Brauchler, Chuck/Hecht, David/McManus, Don (I)/DePasquale, Eugene C./DeMunn, Jeffrey/Mann, Scott (I)/Ciccolella, Jude/Gunton, Bob/Brandenburg, Larry/Spencer, Brad (I)/Kearns, Charlie/Reider, Rob/Horton, John (II)/Greene, Gordon/Cope Jr., Harold E./Kennedy, Paul (I)/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Zinn, Donald/Baker, Dennis (II)/Summers, Neil/Haley, Robert (I)/Stepp, Jodiviah/Brown, Clancy/Robbins, Tim (I)/Whitmore, James/Anderson, Dion/Babson, James (I)/Foster, V.J./Lightsey, Michael/McCrane, Paul/Lund, Morgan/Kisicki, James/Delate, Brian/Bellows, Gil/Kessler, Alan R./Wallace, Cornell/Snyder, Dana (I)/Blaine, Renee/Silver, Dorothy/Slemmer, Claire +She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)/Shields, Arthur/O'Brien, George/Woods, Harry/Tyler, Tom (I)/Johnson, Ben (I)/Carey Jr., Harry/Dugan, Michael (I)/Fix, Paul/Ford, Francis/Kennedy, Fred/Park, Post/Bradley, Lee (I)/Big Tree, Chief John/Graham, Fred (I)/McLaglen, Victor/Johnson, Noble (I)/Simpson, Mickey/Wayne, John (I)/White, Dan (I)/McGrath, Frank (I)/Pennick, Jack/Pichel, Irving/Libby, Fred/Bowman, Rudy/Lyons, Cliff/Agar, John (I)/Sky Eagle, Chief/Steele, William/Hyke, Ray/Jones, Billy (V)/Summers, Don (II)/Natwick, Mildred/Dru, Joanne +She's All That (1999)/Brown, Richard (III)/Schultz, Robert (II)/Osher, Bob/Bourne, Amon/Iscove, David/Bashir, Takbir/Henderson, Clark/Espinoza, T.J./Pollak, Kevin/Seffinger, Josh/Lillard, Matthew/Friedman, Brian (I)/Smith, Brandon (IV)/Henson, Elden/Meadow, Gary/Gordon, Johnathan/Smith, Christopher (IV)/Rivers, Clay/Chaim, Richard/Buzzotta, Dave/Scott, Kente/Owen, Chris (I)/Hyman, Kevin/Matheson, Tim (I)/Randolph, Jerry 'Flo'/Walker, Paul (I)/Loera, Joe/Vincent, Christopher/Kim, Richard (I)/Ventimiglia, Milo/Hill, Dulé/Hislop, Scott/Rivera, Anthony (I)/Arquette, Alexis/Alexander, Flex/Raymond, Usher/Culkin, Kieran/Fugate, Tony/Jacott, Carlos/Milhoan, Michael/Baglia, Robert/Tha Supah Latin, Click/Prinze Jr., Freddie/Kosinski, Geyer (I)/Dell, Charlie (I)/Rosado, Christopher/Lennon, Jarrett/Spendlove, Randy/Clark, Doran/Levitch, Ashlee/Mello, Tamara/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Abrams, Katharine/Wasilewski, Audrey/Iscove, Emily/McCoy, Mayah/DuVall, Clea/Morgan, Debbi/Gilley, Alicia/Lee, Dani (II)/Turner, Bree/Fowler, Wendy/Poster, Meryl/Towne, Katharine/Rivas, Sara/Smith, Sarah Christine/Abrams, Natalie/Girvin, Caroline/Union, Gabrielle/Paquin, Anna/McGinnis, Rachel (I)/Gladstein, Lauri/Keyes, Jennifer Lee/Cottom, Kim/Gellar, Sarah Michelle/Jones, Kimberly 'Lil' Kim'/Landwehr, Stephanie/Schultz, Morgan/Chester, Vanessa Lee/Orange, Ayesha/O'Keefe, Jodi Lyn/Charbonneau, Patricia/Cook, Rachael Leigh +She's Having a Baby (1988)/Hays, Robert (I)/Keaton, Michael/Copeland, Stewart (I)/Erwin, Bill/Aykroyd, Dan/Baldwin, Alec/Salisbury, Patrick J./Dugan, Dennis/Anderson, Harry (I)/Ratzenberger, John/Ward, Lyman (I)/Johnson, Magic/Young, Chris (I)/Candy, John/Yoser, Dr. Seth/Mockus Sr., Anthony/Ray, James (II)/Murray, Bill (I)/Fraser, Bob/Leong, Al/Bacon, Kevin/Bacon, Neal/Koteas, Elias/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Windom, William/Tannen, Steve/Orbison, Roy/Hankin, Larry/Zevon, Warren/Wheaton, Wil/Gleason, Paul (I)/Ashton, John (I)/Harrelson, Woody/Pinchot, Bronson/Danson, Ted/Cannon, Dyan/McClurg, Edie/Damon, Cathryn/Dweck, Ellen/Cagnetta, Mimi/Canestro, Susan/Ferrin, Ingrid/Breiman, Valerie/Nakahara, Kellye/García Lorca, Isabel/Pelletier, Bernadette/Taylor, Holland/Marshall, Penny (I)/Narens, Sherry/Alley, Kirstie/Ekholm, Ruth F./Pickett, Cindy/Lenehan, Nancy/McGovern, Elizabeth/Ighel, Rosemary/O'Grady, Gail/Alvarado, Angela (I)/Peterkoch, Lydia/Taylor, Lili (I)/Hedges, Pamela/Luciano, Judi Evans/Sheedy, Ally/Dochterman, Trudy/Potts, Annie/Niemi, Lisa/Kerns, Joanna/Brooks, J. Cynthia/McKinney, Reba/Irving, Amy/Newton-John, Olivia/Aronica, Laure/Carlisle, Belinda +She's So Lovely (1997)/Fanning, Dennis/Larriva, Tito/Stanton, Harry Dean/Travolta, John/Kinkade, Chris/Orsatti, Noon/Young, Burt/Cooper, Bobby (I)/Penn, Sean (I)/Marsico, Tony/Barry, Neill/Sherrill, David/Mathews, Lester (II)/Gandolfini, James/Landey, Clayton/Johansson, Paul/Bozian, Jamie/Soravilla, James/Cundari, John/O'Malley, Jason (I)/Thornton, David (I)/Jones, John Marshall/Brodsky, Ilya/Malota, Kristina/Webb, Chloe/Wright Penn, Robin/Rowlands, Gena/Mulrooney, Kelsey/Machado, Justina/Little, Nicolette/Mazar, Debi/Barry, Nina/Shire, Talia/Traylor, Susan +She's the Man (2006)/Mosberian, Jason/Kirk, James (I)/D'Andrea, Chris/Krowchuk, Chad/Sadowski, Jonathan/Rogic, Daniel/Jackson, Dee Jay/Moger, Luke/McLaren, Brandon Jay/Jones, Vinnie/Tatum, Channing (I)/Valente, Giovanni/Snyder, James/Horvath, Brady/Picado, Alvaro/Zuber, Riyad/Kirby, Ken (III)/Hoffman, Robert (X)/Saddler, Struan/Cowan, Stuart/Krizek, Glen/Turner, Evan (III)/Kozak, Michael/Murray, Clifton MaCabe/Young, Aaron/Carvery, Justin/Acheson, Mark/Estrada, Ivan/Torti, Robert/Horvath, Ryan/Ghisi, Alberto/Pyper-Ferguson, John/Greenside, Devon/Greenside, C.J./Richmond-Peck, David/Cross, David (II)/Reed, Andrew (III)/Pattillo, Duncan/Bellisome, Luca/Hutson, Andrew/Wilson, Colby/Ballard, Jeffrey/Soltani, Meysam/Ramsey, Laura/Grigor, Michelle/Saulnier, Tania/Brownlee, Michelle/McDonald, Brenda (III)/Minichello, Deena/Hagerty, Julie/Lucas, Jessica (II)/Boyd, Lynda/Hidalgo, Sofia/Horsman, Katharine/Barkley, Carly/Howard, Melissa (V)/McDonald, Shannon/Timuss, Debbie/Howard, Melissa (VI)/Branscombe, Mara/Couturier, Sandra-Jessica/Bynes, Amanda/Gorrie, Natasha/Crew, Amanda/Price, Alex (II)/Elbro, Nicola/Idlette, Patricia/Breckenridge, Alex/Robertson, Melissa (I)/Stuart, Katie (I)/Perkins, Emily (I)/Sawtell, Cassandra/Sparling, Deena/Spence, Adrianna/Kottmeier, Barbara +She's the One (1996)/Burns, Edward (I)/Vincent, Frank (I)/Weil, Robert (I)/Farrell, Ron/Tammi, Tom/De Marco, Raymond/Smith, Eugene Osborne/Mahoney, John (I)/McGlone, Mike/McCourt, Malachy/Mann, Leslie/Peet, Amanda (I)/Gillette, Anita/Stefani, Anne Marie/Winde, Beatrice/Bahns, Maxine/Aniston, Jennifer/Diaz, Cameron +She-Devil (1989)/Gilpin, Jack/Steiner, Mark (I)/Beck, Marvin/Ford, Will/Marshall, Larry (I)/Pentangelo, Joe/Sullivan, R. Patrick/Martinez, A/Begley Jr., Ed/Leach, Robin/Olmo, Manny/Brandon, Mack/Reynolds, John Richard/Rawls, Scott Wyatt/Snaric, Martin/Prince, Steven Chester/Larkin, Bryan (I)/Trow, George/Jarry, Alain/Lee, Christopher Collins/Kodisch, George/Wilson, Mary Louise/Willis, Susan/Rush, Deborah/Signitzer, Julie/Chinn, Lori Tan/Joyce, Jeanine/Pitillo, Maria/Carter, Rosanna/Raphael, Sally Jessy/Adler, Cynthia/Gable, June/Streep, Meryl/Fine, Sandra/Marshall, Mary (II)/Sockwell, Sally/Peters, Elisebeth/Barrett, Nitchie/Miles, Sylvia/Roseanne/Belack, Doris/Hunt, Linda/Gorecki, Heather/Winds, Anna Marie +Sheltering Sky, The (1990)/Kasko, Sidi/Samiri, Menouer/Alkabous, Gambo/Cherif, Kamel/Novembre, Tom/Kanakan, Alghabid/Ben Smaïl/Morier-Genoud, Philippe/Spall, Timothy/Ixa, Mohamed/Alkhadar, Sidi/Scott, Campbell (I)/Azoum, Ahmed/Vu-An, Eric/Mohamed, Afifi/Oubana, Brahim/Malkovich, John/Bowles, Paul/Kouyaté, Sotigui/Alghabid, Oumou/Annabi, Amina (I)/Tami, Rabea/Mohamed, Maghnia/Braschi, Nicoletta/Attayoub, Azahra/Bennett, Jill (I)/De Fonseca, Carolyn/Winger, Debra/Lazar, Veronica/Alaoui, Keltoum +Sherlock Jr. (1924)/Keaton, Buster/Keaton, Joe/West, Ford/Crane, Ward/Morgan, Kewpie/Patrick, John (I)/Connelly, Erwin/Davis, George (I)/Connelly, Jane/Deane, Doris/McGuire, Kathryn/Holly, Ruth +Shi mian mai fu (2004)/Ge, Dan/Dong, Ming/Wang, Yongxin/Wang, Xuanyi/Liu, Ying/Zheng, Xiaodong/Guo, Jun (II)/Huang, Jingwen/Hu, Jiwei/Li, Meng (III)/Xu, Ge/Qu, Xuedong/Zhang, Shuo/Zhang, Zhengyong/Zhu, Jiajun/Wen, Yang/Luo, Tianyou/Zhu, Lin (III)/Hao, Bojie/Zhang, Jidong/Fu, Yang/Chen, Liang (II)/Zhang, Keija/Zhao, Hongfei/Hong, Yu/Zhao, Hongwei/Lin, Xiuqiang/Wang, Kun/Wang, Jiusheng/Guo, Cuifang/Lau, Andy/Chou, Jingxiu/Li, Qiang (III)/Kaneshiro, Takeshi/Shang, Yisha/Li, Chengyuan/Yang, Xiadong/Song, Dandan/Zhang, Ziyi/Guang, Yang (I)/Zhang, Shu/Tian, Liping/Huang, Xueying/Liu, Dong (II)/Zi, Qi/Huang, Weina/Song, Chacha +Shichinin no samurai (1954)/Seki, Takeshi/Maki, Sokichi/Imai, Kazuo/Nakajima, Haruo/Miyaguchi, Seiji/Inaba, Yoshio/Takagi, Shinpei/Kusama, Akio/Chiba, Ichirô/Hidari, Bokuzen/Mine, Sanpei/Amano, Goro/Tsutsumi, Yasuhisa/Hayashi, Miki (I)/Akitsu, Yu/Ito, Hisaya/Takahara, Toshio/Fujiwara, Kamatari/Tatara, Jun/Hirose, Shoichi/Iwamoto, Koji (I)/Ito, Minoru/Yamada, Akira (I)/Shimoda, Megeru/Suzukawa, Jiro/Mifune, Toshirô/Kichijoji, Akira/Saijo, Etsuryo/Kawabe, Masayoshi/Sojin/Katô, Daisuke (I)/Ogawa, Toranosuke/Uno, Koji/Kumagai, Jiro/Yamagata, Isao/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Shimizu, Gen/Kodo, Kokuten/Kamoda, Kiyoshi/Kawagoe, Ippei/Sakurai, Kyoro/Sugi, Hiroshi/Narita, Takashi/Tsubono, Kaneyuki/Tsubono, Kamayuki/Natsuki, Junpei/Sakai, Sachio/Agetsu, Hiroshi/Naka, Kyoji/Shibuya, Hideo/Nakadai, Tatsuya/Oe, Hideo/Suzuki, Kazuo (I)/Shimura, Takashi/Kumaya, Fumiyoshi/Mikami, Jun/Sakamoto, Haruya/Ihara, Toku/Kato, Shigeo/Kamiyama, Kyoichi/Otsuka, Hideo/Chiaki, Minoru/Otomo, Shin/Tani, Akira/Tono, Eijirô/Ôkubo, Masanobu/Sakakida, Keiji/Kawamata, Yoshikazu/Nakanishi, Eisuke/Sunagawa, Seiji/Nishijo, Etsuro/Kimura, Isao/Katagiri, Tsuneo/Amami, Ryutaro/Onishi, Yasuo/Kosugi, Yoshio (I)/Omura, Senkichi/Matsushita, Masahide/Ueda, Kichijiro/Ikeda, Kaneo/Watanabe, Atsushi (II)/Takahara, Toriko/Uwamoto, Michiko/Togawa, Yuko/Oshiro, Masako/Umayato, Tomeko/Tsushima, Keiko/Hogashi, Shizuko/Honma, Fumiko (I)/Nakano, Toshiko/Shimazaki, Yukiko/Ono, Matsue/Toyama, Haruko/Kitano, Yayoko/Ozawa, Keiko/Mori, Keiko/Suyama, Misao/Sengoku, Noriko/Ichimanji, Tazue/Kawabe, Michiko +Shin seiki Evangelion Gekijô-ban: Air Magokoro wo, kimi ni (1997)/Spencer, Spike/Jaffe, Taliesin/Paregien, Ryan/MacAvery, Tristan/Booker, Tom/Barber, Riley/Greene, Thomas/Yuuki, Hiro/Mugihito/Ishida, Akira (I)/Krohn, Aaron/Stoll, Kurt/Kiyokawa, Motomu/Tachiki, Fumihiko/Burgess, Keith (II)/Lee, Jason (V)/Weaver, Brett/Koyasu, Takehito/Wittenberg, Dave/Ross, Michael (X)/Ulu, Sue/Yamaguchi, Yuriko/Yates, Kimberly/Nagasawa, Miki/Chapman, Laura/Grant, Tiffany (I)/Hayashibara, Megumi/Seeley, Amy/Keith, Allison/Shannon, Traci/Ogata, Megumi/Miyamura, Yûko/Winn Lee, Amanda/Mitsuishi, Kotono +Shine (1996)/Taylor, Noah (I)/Lawrence, Mark (II)/Boyley, Bill/Linkson, Paul/Mueller-Stahl, Armin/Rush, Geoffrey/Haywood, Chris (I)/Bell, Nicholas/Warren, Marc (I)/Hodgeman, Edwin/Coombes, Gordon/Whittle, Brenton/Day, Lindsey/Welbourne, Ian/Porter, Reis/Osborn, Peter/King, David (I)/Cousins, John (I)/Hansell, Richard/Carrig, Tom/Thomson, Neil (I)/Dollman, Luke/Seymour, Andy/Vaughan, Beverley/Doyle, Grant/Martin, John (XXVII)/Carlsen, Sean/Rafalowicz, Alex/Sheehan, Stephen/Hands, Robert/Heysen-Hicks, Jethro/Gielgud, John/Berger, Randall/Poole, Gordon (I)/Davies, Danny (I)/Braine, Justin/Jennings, Leah/McDonald, Samantha/Doherty, Marianna/Dunn, Beverley (I)/Dorling, Louise/Cressey, Ellen/Lynch, Ella Scott/Bottrill, Kelly/James, Camilla/Gardiner, Sandy/Cox, Danielle/Grey, Daphne/Kennedy, Joey/Dafnero, Maria/Kaczmarek, Marta/Dowell, Helen/Redgrave, Lynn/Todd, Sonia/Burford, Phyllis/Ayres, Helen/Siversen, Louise/Gooden, Rebecca/Jarratt, Suzi/Stone, Margaret/Monaghan, Kathy/Withers, Googie/La Rocca, Teresa +Shining Through (1992)/Beard, Stanley (I)/Hope, William/Flechtner, Peter/Morris, Wolfe/Walters, Anthony/Neeson, Liam/Alon, Roy/Stier, Hans Martin/Gempart, Michael/Weillich, Lutz/Gladstone, Dana/Benedict, Jay (I)/Emerson, Steve (II)/Eggert, Fritz/Nitschke, Ronald/Hauff, Alexander/Napier, Markus/Winczewski, Patrick/Plankers, Claus/Haas, Ludwig/Kretschmann, Thomas/Whitmey, Nigel/Douglas, Michael (I)/Kissling, Markus/Münster, Klaus (I)/von Franckenstein, Clement/Guinan, Francis/Heger, Wolfgang/Müller, Wolfgang (I)/Gielgud, John/Carrière, Mathieu/Borkowski, Andrzej (I)/Freeman, Rob (I)/De Deney, Simon/Donaldson, Eric (II)/Hoppe, Martin/Kahler, Wolf/Harrison, Deirdre/Shalet, Victoria/Richardson, Joely/Tzelniker, Anna/Martin, Janis/Silberg, Tusse/Engelbrecht, Constanze/Griffith, Melanie/Jochmann, Hansi/Roquette, Suzanne/Vozoff, Lorinne/Pravda, Hana Maria/King, Lorelei/Orgolini, Lisa/Syms, Sylvia (I)/Cyll, Renate/Allen, Sheila (III) +Shining, The (1980)/Lloyd, Danny/Turkel, Joe/Crothers, Scatman/Lyons, Derek/Burton, Tony (I)/Gay, Norman/Dennen, Barry/Redwood, Manning/Nelson, Barry (I)/Tucker, Burnell/Nicholson, Jack/Baxt, David/Stone, Philip (I)/Phelps, Kate/Jackson, Anne/Kubrick, Vivian/Burns, Lisa (I)/Burns, Louise (I)/Sheldon, Jana/Beldam, Lia/Duvall, Shelley/Pappas, Robin/Gibson, Billie/Coleridge, Alison +Shipping News, The (2001)/Morgan, Stephen/Glenn, Scott/Pine, Larry/Reid, R.D./Podhora, Roman/Postlethwaite, Pete/Ifans, Rhys/Dunsworth, John/McAllister, Will (II)/Fowler, Andrew (II)/Spacey, Kevin (I)/MacEachern, John/Whalen, Jon/Smith, Kyle Timothy/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Pinsent, Gordon/Fisher, Luke (I)/James, Ken (II)/Behr, Jason (I)/Cipriano, Anthony (II)/Daly, Terry (III)/Kash, Daniel (I)/Creaser, Jonathan/Levert, Gary/Joy, Robert (I)/Gainer, Alyssa/Moennig, Katherine/Fraser, Kathryn/Grover, Deborah/Taylor-Isherwood, Emma/Gainer, Kaitlyn/Blanchett, Cate/Dench, Judi/Beatty, Nancy/Moore, Julianne (I)/Gainer, Lauren/Underhay, Nicole/Arnette, Jeanetta +Sholay (1975)/Agha, Jalal/Darshan (I)/Jagdeep/Bihari (I)/Merchant, Mushtaq/Mukherjee, Keshto/Saigal/Kumar, Sharad/Mamaji/Birbal/Kishore, Raj/Habib (I)/Iftekhar/Hangal, A.K./Khote, Viju/Jairaj (I)/Surendra (I)/Krishna (I)/Kumar, Sanjeev (I)/Shivpuri, Om/Kedar/Sinha, Bhagwan/Anand, Vikas/Jerry (I)/Mansaram/Rajesh (II)/Dharmendra (I)/Sachin (I)/Kapoor, Rajen/Joshi, Arvind/Khan, Amjad/Joshi, Alankar/Kapoor, Satyendra/Anand, Major/Bachchan, Amitabh/Mohan, Mac/Maula/Girija (III)/Helen (I)/Rajeshwari/Siddharth, Gita/Bhanumati, Baby/Malini, Hema/Jyothi, D./Vinni/Mishra, Leela/Bhaduri, Jaya +Shoot to Kill (1988)/Croft, Bill/Coffin, Frederick/Poitier, Sidney/Hiona, Sam/Rhodes, Andrew (I)/Hetherington, Gary/Marsh, Walter/Chapman, Michael (I)/Lysell, Allan/Lannom, Les/Lesser, Robert/Selzer, Milton/Taylor, William S./Turner, Frank C. (I)/Masur, Richard/Scannell, Kevin/McNulty, Kevin/Mankuma, Blu/Camroux, Ken/Henderson, Fred/Ryan, John (III)/Reid, Ric/Saunders, Craig (I)/Robinson, Andrew (I)/Berenger, Tom/MacRae, Michael (I)/Wasserman, Jerry/Storey, Howard/Brown, Clancy/Perry, Freda/Alley, Kirstie/Gildemeester, Robin Masumi/Chan, Darcelle/Boepple, Beatrice/Goodger, Michele/Lee, Gloria (I)/Danguy, Marynna/Henshall, Carole/Rotblatt, Janet/Brown, Claire (I) +Shooting Fish (1997)/Watson, Ralph (I)/Whitehead, Geoffrey/Kynman, Paul/Townsend, Stuart/Sollinger, Alan/Ditson, Harry/Evans, Phil (I)/Christian, Wolf/Woodeson, Nicholas/Mafham, Dominic/Stern, Tim (I)/Schwartz, Louis (I)/Cooke, Alan (II)/Mahoney, Louis/Jarman, Otto/York, Philip/Williamson, Paul (I)/Woolgar, Barry/Capaldi, Peter/Anderson, Myles/Grace, Nickolas/Ineson, Ralph/Futterman, Dan/Charles, Scott (I)/Fogerty, Adam/Peplow, Neil/Renouf, Darren/O'Sullevan, Peter/Randall, Larry (I)/Clegg, John/Glover, David (I)/Chadbon, Tom/Khalil, Ahmed/Scurr, Cosmo/Macoby, Jacob/Markham, Ronald/Gostelow, Harry/Breheny, Brendan/Graydon, Richard/McNamara, Peter/Corrigan, Antonia/Russell, Catherine (I)/Cox, Claire/Crosbie, Annette/Logan, Phyllis (I)/Cooper, Rowena/Lapotaire, Jane/Weir, Arabella/Bensted, Vicki/Evans, Andree/Duffett, Nicola/Beckinsale, Kate/Braham, Emily/Spurrier, Linda +Shootist, The (1976)/Howard, Ron (I)/Stewart, James (I)/Winslow, Dick/Carradine, John/Volkie, Ralph/Dennis, Alfred/Gordon, Leo (I)/McKinney, Bill/Martin, Charles G./Boone, Richard (I)/Crothers, Scatman/Wayne, John (I)/Nolan, James (I)/Morgan, Harry/Nelson, Ricky (I)/Palmer, Gregg (I)/Slate, Henry/Crawford, Johnny (I)/George, Christopher (I)/O'Brian, Hugh/Lenz, Rick (I)/O'Malley, Kathleen (I)/Scott, Melody Thomas/North, Sheree/Bacall, Lauren +Shop Around the Corner, The (1940)/Bressart, Felix/Stewart, James (I)/Schildkraut, Joseph/Maxwell, Edwin/Smith, Charles (I)/Tracy, William/Arnt, Charles/Edmunds, William/Morgan, Frank (I)/Halton, Charles/Du Brey, Claire/Courtney, Inez/McKinney, Mira/Colcord, Mabel/Sullavan, Margaret/Riano, Renie/Carr, Mary/Warren, Ruth/Hayle, Grace/Edwards, Sarah (I)/Simpson, Gertrude/Blair, Joan (I)/Haden, Sara +Shopgirl (2005)/Sally, Zak/Smith, Mathew/Jones, Alonzo F./Fancy, Richard/Bays, Joe/Martin, Steve (I)/Jourden, Tom/Gregory, Troy/Kusatsu, Clyde/Kilner, Kevin/Baldwin, Markus/Constantine, Yorgo/Kozelek, Mark/Bottoms, Sam/Schwartzman, Jason/Oakes, Jeff/Oglesby, Randy/Ledford, Russell/Burch, Jesse/Edelman, Shane/Samonte, Jayzel/Yamada, Henry T./Snyder, Joshua/Buktenica, Ray/Soykut, Osman/Fedevich, John/Michalski, Scott/Paradiso, Nora/Kuroda, Emily/Hile, Shannon/Crumm, Barbara Ann/Danes, Claire/Nichols, Rachel (I)/Grady, Laura/Goetsch, Zoey/Conroy, Frances/Doctor, Gina/Demarse, Kimberly/Deskins, Kris/Shelton, Samantha/Wilson, Bridgette/Lee, Alexondra/Howard, Anne Marie/Rosemont, Romy/Pidgeon, Rebecca +Short Circuit (1986)/Striglos, William/Krantz, Robert/Lawrence, Tom (I)/McIntyre, Marvin J./Garber, John/Thompson, Jack (I)/Weddle, Vernon/McNamara, Brian/Pendleton, Austin/Stevens, Fisher/Smith, Herb/Guttenberg, Steve/Slyter, Fred/Bailey, G.W./Sharkey, Billy Ray/Krick, Howard/Blaney, Tim/Reckley, Mary/Tarbuck, Barbara/Santon, Penny/Happy, Marguerite/Sheedy, Ally/Heutschy, Eleanor C./Hughes, Marjorie Card/McLean, Lisa/Speck, Jan +Short Circuit 2 (1988)/McKean, Michael (I)/Sarabia, Ric/Hagon, Rex/Best, Wayne/Hemblen, David/Gardner, Craig (I)/Shanne, Peter/Flatman, Barry/Parkes, Gerard/Ludwig, Adam (I)/Ratchford, Jeremy/Reis, Kurt/Comar, Richard/LaSardo, Robert/Kuriloff, Jason/Núñez, Tito/Weston, Jack/Barker, Chris (I)/Watson, Carlton/McCafferty, Dee/Greenwood, Patrick/Jarrett, Phillip/Moses, Sam/De Santis, Tony/Lake, Don/Adamson, Frank (I)/Stevens, Fisher/Bishop, Rummy/Blaney, Tim/Duff, Norwich/Robbins, Garry/Keenleyside, Eric/D'Oliveira, Damon/Killeen, James/Schoettle, Jane/Crawford, Eve/Francks, Lili/Gibb, Cynthia/Roche, Claudette/Moore, Micki/Sheedy, Ally +Short Cuts (1993)/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Persson, Jeruth/Estes, Gene/Webster, Derek (I)/Darst, Danny/Lemmon, Jack/Della, Jay (I)/Rosinsky, Anatoly/Marlett, Willie/Williams, Darnell (I)/Waits, Tom/Canin, Stuart/Harris III, Nathaniel H./Cohen, Greg (I)/Altman, Christian/Modine, Matthew/Henry, Buck/Dunphy, Jerry/Rocket, Charles/Lewis, Huey/Hopkins, Joseph C./Ward, Fred (I)/Charles, Damon (I)/Guzelimian, Armen/Adams, Terry (III)/DoQui, Robert/Robbins, Tim (I)/Davison, Bruce/Kato, Roland/Blocker, Dirk/Friel, Dustin/Levinson, Andrew (I)/Beach, Michael/Lennon, Jarrett/Cassidy, Zane/Trebek, Alex/Friel, Austin/Lovett, Lyle/Twohy, Ken/Previte, Bobby/Raser, Derek (I)/Fowler, Bruce (I)/Downey Jr., Robert/Penn, Chris (I)/Bond, Margery/Roth, Pamela/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Ross, Annie/Maccario, Josette/Cusack, Susie/Moore, Julianne (I)/Falconer, Deborah/Tomlin, Lily/Friel, Cassie/Singer, Lori (I)/Taylor, Lili (I)/Archer, Anne/Alden, Jane (I)/Strong, Natalie/Chapman, Andi/Shear, Dani/Calvert, Suzanne/MacDowell, Andie/Stowe, Madeleine/McDormand, Frances +Shot in the Dark, A (1964)/Maranne, André/Benson, Martin (I)/Herrington, John/Sanders, George (I)/Lom, Herbert/Beaumont, Victor/Lemkow, Tutte/Forbes, Bryan/Hugh, Fred/Beckwith, Reginald/Kaufmann, Maurice/Wilmer, Douglas/Powell, Nosher/Greene, Howard (I)/Kwouk, Burt/Melford, Jack/Stark, Graham/Lodge, David (I)/Charisse, Andre/Lambert, Jack (II)/Sellers, Peter/Baring, Victor/Lynn, Ann/Godsell, Vanda/Sommer, Elke/Hill, Rose (I)/Reed, Tracy (II)/Redmond, Moira +Showdown in Little Tokyo (1991)/Park, Steve (I)/Lively, Ernie/Smith, R. David/Richmond, Branscombe/Maccario, Tony/Obata, Toshirô/Tan, Philip/Kageyama, Rodney/Lee, Brandon (I)/Okamura, Gerald/Yuan, Roger/Ramsey, Jeff/Boldroff, Keith/Imamura, Lenny/Ishida, Jim/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/Ryusaki, Ryan/Chong, Phil/Lundgren, Dolph/Viharo, Rome/Rhee, Simon/Cramer, Rick/Thomas, Keenan/Taenaka, James (I)/Assapiomonwait, Rachen/Asato, Reid/Carrere, Tia/Fischer, Takayo/Cox, Susan E./Watson-Johnson, Vernee/Griffin, Renee +Showgirls (1995)/Vallier, Robb/Reno, Warren/Ruscio, Al/Henderson, Grant/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Beeman, Terry/Childers, Christopher D./Abe, Y. Hero/Anthony, Bryan/Battaglia, Matt (I)/Zellar, Eric/Enomoto, Ken/Ueno, Rodney/Pearce, Buggsy/Jacquet Jr., John/Marotta, Rick/Lacause, Sebastian/Ralston, Timothy Scott/Ellis, Eric L./Atchley, Richard/Washington, Larry (I)/Bates, Paul (I)/Washington, Michael/Ellison-Jones, Gene/Shure, Michael/Yribar, Jason/Devaney, Gary/Breen, Sean/Teo (I)/Plummer, Glenn/Weber, Dewey/Zale, Alexander/Ritter, Eric (III)/Roraback, Richard/Shockley, William (I)/Rachins, Alan/MacLachlan, Kyle/Cooke, Michael (I)/Melander, Cory/Vassallo, Sal/Wise, Jim (I)/Backman, Anthony/Dunn, Robert (II)/Ludwig, Walt G./Davis, Lance (I)/Seymour, Patrick/Witkin, Jacob/Bristow, Patrick/McGee, Jack (I)/Travis, Greg (I)/Tedesco, Chris/Folk, Alexander/Davi, Robert/Diorio, Keith/Callan, Geoff/Ishida, Jim/Celis, Fernando (I)/Kanyok, Laurie/McTeague, Kathleen/Songer, Melinda/Foley, Joan/Warren, Judette/Chana, Taiya/Clark, Madison/Allen, Lindsley/Riffel, Rena/Zeitlan, Michelle/Phillips, Bobbie (I)/Ravera, Gina/Key Johnson, Caroline/Johnston, Michelle (I)/Kennedy, Elizabeth (II)/McCarthy, Danté/Woodbury, Jamy/Gaybis, Anne/Anderson, Pamela (II)/Díaz, María (I)/St. Romaine, Kelly/Grassia, Deena/Herrel, Amber/Sposit, Laurie/Moen, Andrea/Nation, Ashley/Robinette, Christina/Tucci, Lin/Tovias, Tonya/Gershon, Gina/Ables, Debbie/Elkin, Michelle/Walker, Jana/Berkley, Elizabeth/Duran, Micki/O'Meara, Nancy/McDonald, Suzi/Brockman, Ungela/Ratzin, Lisa/Burgio, Danielle/Williams, Melissa (I)/Wolfe, Kim/Folkes-LeMelle, Neisha/Pugh, Lonetta/Chesser, Bethany/McLean, Caitlin/Inaba, Carrie Ann/Knittle, Kristen/Peart, Sage/Boyle, Lisa/Barrett, Jean (I)/Plazinic, Sandra/Manning, Katherine (I)/López, Irene Olga/Pop, Julie/Van Betten, Melanie +Showtime (2002)/De Niro, Robert/Manesh, Marshall/Sawyer, Grant (I)/Rossi, Melvin 'Shorty'/Ward, Kirk/Barnes, Jon A./Billett, Tom/Oliveto, Nils/Chung, Ewan/Farid, Zaid/Kingi, Henry/Def, Mos/Jordan, Reggie/Jacobson, Peter (I)/Murphy, Chuck (I)/Sharperson, George/Joseph, Robert (II)/Serrano, Nestor/Wilson, Andrew (III)/Faison, Frankie/Gaskins, Reggie/Asanti, Pat/Cross, T.J./Weiner, Ken (II)/Friedlander, Judah/Zavala, Robert/Damián, Pedro/Shrake, Ward/Hardison, Kadeem/Luv, Freez/Sanders, Jeff (I)/Campbell, Larry Joe/Dulce Vida, Jullian/Campbell, Ken Hudson/Compte, Maurice/Cramer, Rick/Harrison, Chris (II)/Cariani, John/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Polce, John/Shatner, William/Mather, Neil/Blake, Clement/Jones, Joel Hurt/Cochran Jr., Johnnie L./Elliott, Joel (I)/Ufland, Chris/Santana, Merlin/Roday, James/Rodriguez, Mel (I)/Darga, Christopher/Oliver, Lucille M./Snell, Debra/Charles, Heather/Di Crystal, Jackie/Peltz, Perri/Alvarado, Angela (I)/Borstein, Alex/Pitts, Lisa Renee/Hart, Linda/Bryant, Joy/Mandel, Holly/De Niro, Drena/Powell, Amy (I)/Russo, Rene/DePriest, Teresa/Childers, Callie/Harris, Rachael (I) +Shrek (2001)/Aretos, Guillaume (II)/Cassel, Vincent/Cameron, Cody/Block, Bobby/Adamson, Andrew/Bisom, John/Smith, Simon J./Miller, Chris (VII)/Galasso, Michael/Cummings, Jim (I)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Lithgow, John/Vignon, Jean-Paul/Gonder, Matthew/Bettin, Val/Pearse, Clive/Vernon, Conrad (I)/Dennis, Peter/Myers, Mike (I)/Remsberg, Calvin/Knights, Christopher/Diaz, Cameron/Barnbrook, Jacquie/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Gabrielli, Elisa +Shrek 2 (2004)/King, Larry (I)/Cameron, Cody/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Myers, Mike (I)/Knights, Christopher/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Cleese, John/Adamson, Andrew/Asbury, Kelly/Smith, David P./Warner, Aron/Everett, Rupert/Miller, Chris (VII)/Aretos, Guillaume (II)/Moseley, Mark (I)/Vernon, Conrad (I)/Phelan, Alina/Diaz, Cameron/Saunders, Jennifer/Cooney, Kelly/Bilanski, Wendy/Thomas, Erika/Rivers, Joan/Andrews, Julie (I)/Ouaou, Latifa +Sid and Nancy (1986)/Oldman, Gary/Ellis, Bob (II)/Alli, Al/Kirkpatrick, Peyton/Little, Tom/Pray for Rain/Yeager, Biff (I)/Blitz, Rusty/London, Tony/Circle Jerks/Vicious, Cat/Snyder, John (I)/Thompson, G.J./Dean, Mitch (I)/Morris, Keith (I)/Isaac, Vincent J./Hetson, Greg/Magrane, Bruce J./McCarthy, Peter/Pansullo, Ed/Lee-Wilson, Pete/Moseley, Ron/Bradford, Andy (I)/Leicht, Ken/Lieberman, Bradley/Pop, Iggy/Jefferson Jr., Rome/Barker III, Richard W./Jackson, John M./Markus, J. Steven/Rivas, Daniel Louis/Richardson, Sy/Spaceley, John/Biscuits, Chuck/Benson, Perry/Folk, Alexander/Berkeley, Xander/Mundi, Coati/Cox, Alex (I)/Fox, Stuart (I)/Baron, Sandy (I)/Harris, Fox/Emig, Jimmy/Tudor-Pole, Edward/Selzer, Milton/Monero, Mark/Bell Jr., Lawrence/Rosario, Raymond/Jaques, Peter/Liberty, Earl/Snell, James/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Xavier, Favian/Rude, Dick/Fletcher-Cook, Graham/Kumer, Jeffrey/Schofield, Andrew (I)/Hayman, David (I)/Boyd, Niven/Bartholome, Tricia/LeRoy, Gloria/Tippo, Patti/Dove, Angel/Burke, Kathy/St. Claire, Julie/Coles, Barbara/Harwood, Victoria (I)/Bishop, Debby/Sugarman, Sara/Asano, Suchi/Sustar, Jaynie/Prince, Sherice/Alderson, Jude/Webb, Chloe/Lynn, Kelly Louise/Field, Sallie Anne/Love, Courtney/McCarthy, Jeanne/Capone, Julie Marie/Erasmus, Desirée/Auerbach, Stefanie/Winstanley, Michele/Lambton, Anne/Johnston, Sri/Crowe, Jamie L. +Sidewalks of New York (2001)/Campbell, Michael Leydon/Burns, Edward (I)/Farina, Dennis/Neustadt, Ted/Jerome, Timothy/Tucci, Stanley/Krumholtz, David/Langdon, Libby/Gray, Leah/Balfour, Penny/Procida, Brooke Marie/Turturro, Aida/Meer, Alicia/Graham, Heather (I)/Dawson, Rosario/Murphy, Brittany/Thorne, Callie/Dajani, Nadia/Doyle, Kathleen/Colton, Sara +Sideways (2004)/Coler, Jaren/Brooks, Lee (I)/Sharafyan, Mikayel/Church, Thomas Haden/Trow, Rob (I)/Gallagher, Patrick (I)/Kalognomos, Alex/Rogers, Daniel (VI)/Babouchian, Rev. Fr. Khoren/Kendirjian, Sevag/Ramos, Cesar (I)/Burroughs, Chris/Gainey, M.C./Giamatti, Paul/Covarrubias, Robert/Dennis, Peter/Quinn, Parker/Reeves, Phil/Mulvey, Logan/Marinelli, Joe/Astoyan, Chris/Duke, Shaun/Kassis, Simon/Doty, Missy/Burke, Marylouise/Tukhmanyan, Shake/Madsen, Virginia/Hecht, Jessica/Rae, Lacey/Faracy, Stephanie/Herson, Alison/Oh, Sandra/Reiner, Alysia/Carter, Natalie (II)/Howard, Toni (I) +Siege, The (1998 I)/Kessler, Glenn/Larby, Ahmed Ben/Bouajila, Sami/Larson, Graham J./Aylward, Rory J./Beard, John F./Doherty, Sean Patrick/Proval, David/Weeks, Jimmie Ray/Chadwick, Alex/Matthews, Dakin/Harris, Wood/Akrawi, Mike/Shalhoub, Tony/Zien, Chip/Shenkman, Ben (II)/Dodd, Alex/Knaster, Jeremy/Costabile, David/Badalucco Jr., Joseph/Hill, William (I)/Kassim, Helmi/Tinapp, Barton/Rasoully, Ghoulam R./McDermott, Tom (IV)/Cox, John Henry/Clinton, Bill (I)/Redmond, Andy/Willis, Bruce/Lyman, Will/Kuby, Ronald/Moro, Luis/Sliwa, Curtis/Salama, Amro/DiElsi, Frank/Batarse, Anthony/Shankman, Jim/Mandvi, Aasif/Servitto, Matt/Mohamed, Mosleh/Beatty, Jeff/Schindler, Peter (I)/Miller, Matt (III)/Faraj, Said/Slezak, Victor/Scheer, Robert/Colon, Epi/Rosales, Gilbert/Rothman, John/Pastore, Garry/Mallow, Dave/Waid, Jeffrey/Hodge, Joseph/Jiminez, Luis/Messina, Chris (I)/Miller, George F./Jones, Neal/Valley, Mark/Washington, Denzel/Snow, Tony (I)/Naber, Joey/Kamal, Hany/Godshall, Ray/Charles, Scott (II)/Reddick, Lance/Schorr, Daniel (I)/Gwaltney, Jack/Brooks, Stan (I)/Hannity, Sean/Ham-Bernard, Sherry/Stamberg, Susan/Huffington, Arianna/McGettrick, Trish/Fremin, Jourdan/Pai, Lianna/de Angelis, Judy/Naftal, Diana/Antaramian, Jacqueline/Hanover, Donna/Kerr, E. Katherine/Bening, Annette/Bethea, Ellen/Williams, Mary Alice/Masters, Lisa/Warfield-Maximo, Anjua/Essman, Susie +Signs (2002)/Shyamalan, M. Night/Wood, Greg/Way, Adam/Gibson, Mel (I)/Nolan, Paul L./Culkin, Rory/Griffin, Thomas (II)/Showalter, Michael/Rodriguez, Jose L./Wilson, Paul (II)/Sutton, Ted/David, Clifford/Phoenix, Joaquin/Flaherty, Lanny/Washington, Ukee/Pires, Kevin/Breslin, Abigail/Gustafson, Laura Marie/Kalember, Patricia/Eckert, Angela/Overby, Rhonda/Jones, Cherry (I)/McCorry, Marion/Wever, Merritt/Hariani, Babita +Silence of the Lambs, The (1991)/Hall, John (III)/Aber, Chuck/Arnold, Lamont/von Bargen, Daniel/Kilman, Buzz/Bonney, Lawrence A./Lazar, Paul/Schaeffer, Mike (III)/Heald, Anthony/Napier, Charles/Rudin, Stuart/Hinkley, Brent/Busch, Jeff/Babatundé, Obba/Seals Jr., Frank/Glenn, Scott/Miranda, D. Stanton/Faison, Frankie/Broder, Josh (I)/Butler, Dan (I)/Lensky, Leib/Hopkins, Anthony/Dratfield, Jim/Miller, Bill (III)/Levine, Ted/Schwartz, George 'Red'/Corman, Roger/Dalzell, Bill/McNamara, Pat (I)/Blake, Andre B./Utt, Kenneth (I)/Early, David/Monte, Ted/Lane, Jeffrie/Northup, Harry/Coleman, Alex (I)/Isaak, Chris/Howard, James B./Michael, George (I)/Lafitte, Tommy/Wyatt, Steve (I)/Roche, Jim (I)/Walter, Tracey/Wrentz, Lawrence T./Brockett, Don/Vawter, Ron/Borkan, Gene/Romero, George A. (I)/Darst, Danny/Skorobogatov, Masha/Smith, Brooke (I)/Darla (II)/Foster, Jodie/McGinn, Chris/Saxon, Rebecca/Roselli, Lauren/Baker, Diane/Ettinger, Cynthia/Jenkins, Lynette/Lemmons, Kasi/Lutz, Adelle +Silent Hill (2006)/Ritschel, Derek/Campanella, Roberto/Richards, Simon (I)/Britton, Christopher (II)/Cota, Michael/Hart, Stephen R./White, Ian (II)/Coates, Kim/Gabriel, Ron (I)/Bean, Sean/Marino, Nicholas/Panton, Melissa/Ferland, Jodelle/Kovacs, Judit/Clayton, Carrie/Olsen, Kat/Haas, Tatiana/Cseh, Zsuzsanna/Makarchuk, Holly/Harpur, Elizabeth/Mitchell, Radha/Woodman, Lynn/Pluta, Sylwia/Bugay, Rhoslynne/Krige, Alice/Allen, Tanya/Boggio, Noelle/Barosso, Nadia/Ndukwe, Onika/Unger, Deborah Kara/Hiebert, Amanda/Land, Janet/Boland, Victoria/Lineham, Emily/Leonardo, Chantelle/Bundy, Alicia/Holden, Laurie/Shaw, Lisa (III)/Milburn, Donna/Guadagni, Nicky/Smeaton, Tamara/MacGregor, Florence (III)/Crawford, Eve/Ayers, Lorry/St. Hill, Nicole Ann/Fleming, Hannah/Dumont, Maxine/Crowther, Rachel/Williams, Colleen (I)/Ng, Yvonne/Lauder, Stephanie +Silent Movie (1976)/Ritz, Harry/Trent, Jerry (I)/Hesseman, Howard/Brooks, Mel (I)/Dunn, Liam/Caan, James/Marceau, Marcel (I)/McCann, Chuck (I)/Youngman, Henny/Feld, Fritz/Caesar, Sid/Feldman, Marty/Lussier, Robert/Hopson, Al/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Carey, Ron/Levinson, Barry (I)/Callas, Charlie/DeLuise, Dom/Ryder, Eddie/Leeds, Phil/Gould, Harold (I)/Delano, Lee/Soboloff, Arnold/Campbell, Patrick (III)/Newman, Paul (I)/De Luca, Rudy/Stewart, Ray (II)/Riley, Jack (II)/Curtin, Valerie/Minnelli, Liza/Goodman, Dody/Wilder, Yvonne/DeLuise, Carol/Peters, Bernadette/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Aberg, Sivi/Neilsen, Inga/Rialson, Candice/Hagen, Erica +Silent Running (1972)/Persons, Mark/Whisenhunt, Larry/Engel, Roy/Rifkin, Ron/Potts, Cliff/Campanella, Joseph/Vint, Jesse/Dern, Bruce/Brown, Steve (IX)/Sparks, Cheryl +Silkwood (1983)/Saylors, Christopher/Patton, Will (I)/Ward, Fred (I)/Baker, Ray (I)/Nelson, Craig T./Quinn, J.C./McGill, Bruce/Porter, Vern (I)/Jarvis, Graham (I)/Hallahan, Charles/Forsythe, Henderson/Fernandez, Anthony (I)/Bond, Michael (I)/Heald, Anthony/Craver, Haskell/Silver, Ron (I)/Cobbs, Bill/Martin, John (V)/Hamilton, Richard (I)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Grubbs, Gary/Rebhorn, James/Colvin, Norman/Broadhurst, Kent/Lindsey, Dan/Lannom, Les/Strathairn, David/Sommer, Josef/Stovall, Tom/Beaver, Jim/Walsh, M. Emmet/Slatton, Don/Harper, Tess/King, Betty/Bond, Sudie/Hopton, Nancy/Cher (I)/Streep, Meryl/McDaniel, Susan (I)/Hensley, Tana/Scarwid, Diana/Dean, Kathie/Kerr, E. Katherine/Harper, Betty +Silver Bullet (1985)/Newman, William (I)/Baffico, James A./Haim, Corey/Hart, David (I)/Smitrovich, Bill/Broadhurst, Kent/Butler, Paul (I)/Stoneburner, Sam/LeFlore, Julius/Pasotto, Rick/Moore, Lonnie/Tierney, Lawrence/O'Quinn, Terry/Wright, Joe (I)/McLaren, Conrad/Lague, Michael/White, Steven (I)/Jones Jr., Ish/Harton, Herb/Busey, Gary/Gammon, James (I)/Brown, William (III)/Smith, Graham (III)/Russom, Leon/McGill, Everett/Feldshuh, Tovah/Field, Crystal/Walker, Wendy (II)/Aalam, Roxanne/Groves, Robin/Jones, Pearl/Simmons, Heather (I)/Follows, Megan/Mailloux, Myra/Eckert, Cassidy/Fleming, Rebecca (I) +Silver Streak (1976)/Smith Jr., Delos V./Weston, Steve (I)/Birman, Len/Erhart, Tom/Willard, Fred/Crothers, Scatman/Pryor, Richard/Mather, Jack (II)/Hurst, Gordon/Walston, Ray/Kiel, Richard/Wilder, Gene/Beckman, Henry/James, Clifton/Gierasch, Stefan/Gain, Danny/McNamara, Ed (I)/Wilson, Cal (I)/Atkin, Harvey/Stewart, Nick (I)/Preston, J.A./Beatty, Ned/Guth, Raymond/White, Lloyd (I)/McGoohan, Patrick/Henderson, Bill (I)/O'Leary, Jack/McLaughlin, Lee/Daheim, John/Clayburgh, Jill/García, Margarita/Calnan, Mathilda/Benson, Lucille/Curtin, Valerie +Silverado (1985)/Hotsinpiller, Matthew/Cleese, John/Terhune, Bob/Fahey, Jeff/Loney, Ross/Allen, Todd (I)/Call, Kenny/Seneca, Joe/Biggs, Jerry/Gammon, James (I)/White, Ted (I)/Kline, Kevin (I)/Kasdan, Jake/Baker, Ray (I)/Glover, Danny/Kasdan, Jon/Davidson, Zeke/Gauny, Sam/Hindman, Earl/McAdams, Roy (I)/Zeller, Ben/McIntyre, Marvin J./Serna, Pepe/Kasdan, Mark/Thurman, Bill/Glenn, Scott/McIntosh, Bill (I)/Durock, Dick/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Wooley, Sheb/James, Brion (I)/Farmer, Ken/Brown, Thomas Wilson/Haynie, Jim/Scott, Walter (I)/Ward, Troy/Goldblum, Jeff/Block, Jerry/Seybert, Charles/Costner, Kevin/Dennehy, Brian/Ward, Autry/Hartline, Gene/Meyers, Rusty/Whitfield, Lynn/Beauchamp, Jane/Gaul, Patricia/Geary, Lois/Kasdan, Meg/Wyss, Amanda/Hunt, Linda/Arquette, Rosanna +Simon (2004)/Ekkel, Daan/Rudge, Dennis/Huisman, Nico/Obinna, Emmanuel K./van Dodemont, Howard/de Mol, Johnny/Patterson, Troy (II)/Schuitemaker, Ron/Willems, Jeroen/Zeelenberg, Dirk/Hensema, Marcel/Adriaan, Jenayden/Geel, Cees/Wan, Aaron/Kosokoff, Matt/Koomen, Stijn/Patijn, Klavertje/Kuil, Lisa/Broekman, Medi/Dozzelne, Laura/Loturco, Natasja/Hüpscher, Nadja/Gasman, Esmarel/Lodeizen, Rifka/Walton, Araba/Duijvestein, Eva/Lakerveld, Femke/Remeijers, Helena/Kooistra, Maria/Lamp, Wilhelmija +Simon Birch (1998)/White, Kevin (I)/Rigby, David (I)/Orr, Tony/Marren, Christopher/Flynn, Sean (IV)/Mazzello, John/McLaughlin, Brian (II)/Croughwell, Cameron/Sanvido, Guy/Aaron, Sam (I)/Emerson, Taylor/Filar, Gil/Strathairn, David/Habberstad, Trevor/Carrey, Jim/Montgomery, Derek/Hall, Tim (I)/Croughwell, Joshua/Andrew, Nicholas/MacNeill, Peter (I)/Hart, Terry V./Titen, Joshua/Dorrian, Tommy/Giacomini, Gino/Gill, Cody/González, Ramiro/Cairns, Tyler/Orr, Mitchell/Smith, Ian Michael/Redman, Tom/Platt, Oliver/Bouffard, Aaron/Borisoff, Devon Cole/Robinson, John (V)/Marangoni, Justin/Skrela, Mark/Schoeny, Jeffrey/De Fibo, Paul/Rondell, Dalton/Holladay, Logan/Bell, Addison/McKeen, Roger/Morton, Sam (I)/Hubbell, Blake/Sullivan, Sean (XII)/Mazzello, Joseph/Alan, Devon/McCann, Sean (I)/Leavenworth, Scotty/Meleca, Marcello/Chapman, David (II)/Markfield, Alan/McTavish, Patrick/Fleming, Wendy/Stewart, Barbara (I)/Judd, Ashley/Kay, Sumela/Hooks, Jan/Carroll, Cecilley/Dennison, Holly/Winde, Beatrice/Ivey, Dana +Simple Plan, A (1998)/Watton, Roger/Cole, Gary (I)/Beard, Frank/Abrams, Solomon/Paxton, John (II)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Halverson, Robert Martin/Dahl, Dwayne/Paxton, Bill/Gjernes, Jay/Boedy, Thomas/Gilmer, Steven/Briscoe, Brent/Gallus, Christopher/Curtis, Grant/Evenson, Wayne A./Cegon, Eric/Magers, Paul/Syvertsen, Peter/Carey, Tom (I)/Hempleman, Terry/Walsh, Jack (I)/Storms, Timothy/Ross, Chelcie/Jaunich, John/Gerhart, Randall/Davis, Bob (V)/Sauers, Rhiannon R./Kaczorowski, Nina/Steffand, Joan/Woolever, Mary/Mathay, Marie/Koenecke, Kathy/Fonda, Bridget/Pertschi, Catherine/Sayre, Jill/Baker, Becky Ann +Simply Irresistible (1999)/Rota, Eric/McFarlane, Andrew (II)/Macht, Gabriel/Baker, Dylan (I)/Ruivivar, Anthony/Seear, Andrew/Robinson, Hal (II)/Raymond, Bill (I)/Durang, Christopher/Kaplan, Harley/Draper, Alex/Mosso, Joseph/Bulos, Yusef/Flanery, Sean Patrick/Gilliard Jr., Larry/Krupa, Olek/Nieporent, Drew/Walker, Matt (III)/Skybell, Steven/Tarlov, Molly/Buckley, Betty/Washington, Kara/Matson, Audrey/Peet, Amanda (I)/Somerville, Phyllis/Gellar, Sarah Michelle/Torgersen, Tone/Zalabak, Marisa/Ayer, Debbon/Clarkson, Patricia/Lyles, Leslie/Gibson, Meg/Semel, Lily/Zajaczkowska, Malgorzata +Sin City (2005)/Rourke, Mickey/Miller, Frank (II)/Douglas, Jason (IV)/Simeone, Korey/Verveen, Arie/Hartnett, Josh/Hayden, Ron/Owen, Clive/Rutledge, Ryan/Hickey, David H./Dashnaw, Jeffrey J./De Luna, Jesse/Ruiz, David Alex/Maniquis, Ethan/Warner, Chris (IV)/Schwan, Jeff (I)/Hauer, Rutger/Nazemzadeh, Iman/Reeder, Randal/Wood, Elijah/Offerman, Nick/Wynands, Danny/Torres, Rico/Del Toro, Benicio/Perella, Marco/Thomas, Ken (I)/Taylor, Paul T./Flanagan, Tommy (I)/Willis, Bruce/Wainwright-Branigan, Shaun/Ray, Sam (I)/Ciccolella, Jude/Boothe, Powers/McDonald, Jason (IV)/Teeters, Scott/McLeod, John (III)/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Gomez, Rick (II)/Madsen, Michael (I)/Stahl, Nick/Ingram, Greg (II)/Nix, Tommy (I)/Katt, Nicky/Young, J.D./Middleton, Clark/Phillips, Amanda (II)/Moore, Ashley (IV)/Vonne, Patricia/Hurley, Evelyn/Shelton, Marley/Gugino, Carla/Edleson, Lauren-Elaine/Drake, Penny/Vega, Makenzie/Newmyer, Lisa Marie/George, Babs/King, Jaime (I)/Dawson, Rosario/Kirk, Helen/Briggs, Cara D./Texas (II)/Allen, Charissa/Bledel, Alexis/Alba, Jessica/Frankenfield, Christina/Willis, Katherine/Murphy, Brittany/Hale, Jessica (I)/Robbin, Emmy/Aoki, Devon/Robins, Kelley/Paquet, Lucina/Harte, Sammy +Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003)/Giannini, Adriano/Bruel, Patrick/Pitt, Brad/Birch, Andrew/Vernon, Conrad (I)/Fürmann, Benno/Muñoz, Miguel Ángel (II)/Haysbert, Dennis/Miller, Chris (VII)/Fiennes, Joseph/Chan, Chung (I)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Hui, Raman/Insegno, Pino/West, Timothy/Tabatabai, Jasmin/Millán, Natalia (I)/Bellucci, Monica/Gerini, Claudia/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Zeta-Jones, Catherine +Singin' in the Rain (1952)/Fuller, Lance/Kasday, David/Bates, Jimmy/Sharpe, David (I)/Heremans, Jean/Grant, A. Cameron/Dodsworth, John/Thompson, Jimmy (IV)/Hyers, Frank/Albright, John (I)/Foulk, Robert/Saunders, Russell (II)/Maxey, Paul/Fowley, Douglas/Lester, William (I)/James, Ivor (I)/Regan, Charles (I)/Hamel, William/George, Jack (I)/Strobach, Ben/Kelly, Gene (I)/Ross, Dennis (I)/Davidson, Bert (I)/Logan, John (II)/Emory, Richard/Salata, Paul/Dayo, Robert/Fields, Don (III)/Milletaire, Carl/Hawkins, Timmy/Lontoc, Leon/Gardner, Jon (I)/Watson, Bobby (I)/Henson, Dean/Datig Jr., Fred/Kelly, Jimmy/York, Adam (I)/Dunham, Phil/Williams, Robert (I)/Holmes, Stuart/Evans, Charles (IV)/Conway, Pat (II)/Collins, Chick/Schallert, William/O'Connor, Donald/Foster, Dan (I)/Hulbert, Don/Pinson, Allen/Chatham, Bill (II)/Flatt, Ernie/McGovern, Johnny/Donovan, King/Sullivan, Brick/Tenbrook, Harry/Murray, Forbes/Mitchell, Millard/Farrell, Tommy/Dugan, Michael (I)/Sutherland, Allen/Leicester, William/Pollard, 'Snub'/Poulis, Angi O./Walker, Tommy (I)/Lerner, Diki/Wood, Wilson/Rocke, Anthony/Gallagher, Glen/Cody, Harry (I)/Blair, David (IV)/Mell, Joseph/Jones, Morgan (II)/Lewin, Bill/Lally, Mike (I)/Fortier, Robert (I)/Tannen, Julius/Clark, Lyle/Carter, Gwen (II)/Blake, Madge/Clarke, Mae/Gorman, Inez/Lewis, Sylvia/Jackson, Pat (IV)/Glickman, Shirley/Packard, Ruth/Denise, Patricia/Patrick, Dorothy/Horne, Joyce/Landon, Judy/Coyne, Jeanne/Becker, Marcella/Neyland, Anne/Bert, Margaret/Gray, Marion/Allen, Betty (II)/Rickert, Shirley Jean/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Moore, Gloria/Arlen, Bette/McCrea, Ann/Maloney, Joan/Gray, Beatrice/Ardell, Marie/Allen, Sue (I)/Charisse, Cyd/Eby-Rock, Helen/Leon, Peggy/Garrett, Diane/Lansing, Joi/Washburn, Audrey/Robinson, Joey (II)/Saunders, Audrey/Robinson, Joette/Kayne, Jan/Lavis, Janet/Stewart, Elaine (I)/Elliott, Marietta/Hannon, Betty/Rio, Joanne/Deslys, Kay/Lee, Virginia (III)/Lopez, Shirley/Scott, Betty (II)/Bonney, Gail/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Flowers, Bess/Murray, Peggy (I)/McCarty, Dorothy/DeWerd, Gloria/Zimmer, Norma/Moreno, Rita (I)/Turnell, Dee/Erbes, Betty/Hagen, Jean/Gail, Jeanne/Moore, Marilyn (IV)/Meyers, Sheila/Addams, Dawn +Single White Female (1992)/Poppick, Eric/Mayer, Jerry (I)/Weber, Steven (I)/Friedman, Peter (I)/Gerdes, George/Collins, Michael James (I)/Tobey, Kenneth/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Athey, Ron/Wilson, Jack (II)/Steinberg, Robert Martin/Sykes, Kim/Farr, Michele/Bay, Frances/Lundy, Jessica/Mataras, Tiffany/Leigh, Jennifer Jason/Capetillo, Christiana/Fonda, Bridget/Campbell, Amelia/Sank, Leslie A./Karsian, Tara/Estevez, Renée/Mataras, Krystle/Boothroyd, Kaaren +Singles (1992)/Magnano, Matt/Pavitt, Bruce/McQuary, Chuck/Su, Michael/Cornell, Chris (I)/Cameron, Matt (I)/Masterson, Christopher/Doyle, Thomas A./Vedder, Eddie/Thayil, Kim/Smillie, Bill/Smith, Jaffar/Hechim, Jim/Rutledge, Stephen/Willis, Johnny 'Sugarbear'/Gossard, Stone/Shepherd, Ben (I)/Stoltz, Eric/Logan, Scott Allen/Ament, Jeff/Cahn, Art/Ziesmer, Jerry/Cantrell, Jerry/DiNizio, Pat/Gallardo, Camilo/Pullman, Bill/Giamatti, Paul/Hazen, Mykol/Gardner, Michael (I)/Kinney, Sean (II)/Cody, Wayne/Bentley, Bernard/Wartman, Dan/Garber, Victor/Francis, Tom (III)/Skerritt, Tom/Parker, Mike (I)/McDaniel, Xavier/True-Frost, Jim/Kok, Bradley/Piven, Jeremy/Johnson, Daniel (I)/Horton, Peter (I)/Thompson, Randy (I)/Dillon, Matt (I)/Burton, Tim (I)/Scott, Campbell (I)/Olsen, 'Crazy Steve'/Starr, Michael (II)/Staley, Layne/LeGros, James/Crowe, Cameron/La Voie, Karen Denice/Harris, Lara/Crowe, Alice Marie/LaVoie, Karen/Kelley, Sheila (I)/Crane, Michelle/Giammarco, Joan/Roper, Alicia/Bassey, Jennifer/Fonda, Bridget/Mazar, Debi/Walker, Ally/Escudero, Nina/Jones, Jane (II)/Seymour, Racheal/Hill, Amy/Hughes, Heather (III)/Raymond, Devon/Sedgwick, Kyra/Grant, Sandra P./Eskelson, Dana +Sinnui yauwan (1987)/Cheung, Leslie/Xue, Zhilun/Tsui, Elvis/Wu, Ma/Lam, Wai/Jiang, Jin/Lau, Siu-Ming/Wong, Jing/Hu, Dawei/Wong, Joey (I) +Sirens (1994)/Gerber, Mark/Polson, John/Duigan, John/Davies, Bryan/Ball, Vincent (I)/Neill, Sam/Campbell, Peter (I)/Grant, Hugh (I)/Lowe, Scott (I)/Mendelsohn, Ben/Emanuel, Lynne/Silver, Kitty/MacCarthy, Ellie/Fischer, Kate/Fitzgerald, Tara (I)/Macpherson, Elle/Stone, Julia/Murphy, Lexy/Rabe, Pamela/de Rossi, Portia/Devlin, Carolyn +Sister Act (1992)/Pedegana, Tim/Roberts, Jeremy (I)/Lara, Mario (II)/Donovan, James/Jimenez, Robert/Beaver, Jim/Portnow, Richard/Nunn, Bill/Bourland, Kevin/Maher, Joseph/Katt, Nicky/Boyd, Guy/Parker, David (IV)/Miranda, Robert/Cushing, Aric/Greytak, Eugene/Durrell, Michael/Keitel, Harvey/Grodénchik, Max/Boyce, David (II)/Wills, Terry/Medalis, Joseph G./Jolly, Mike/Goldberg, Whoopi/Diaz, Edith/Smith, Maggie (I)/Najimy, Kathy/Koldenhoven, Darlene/Crossley, Charlotte/Kalem, Toni/Beatty, Zatella/Fowler, Beth/Wickes, Mary/Basone, Jeanne/Parenti, Rose/Jones, Isis Carmen/Johnson, A.J. (I)/Creighton, Georgia/Makkena, Wendy/Lara, Terriel/Albertini Dow, Ellen/Crawford Brown, Pat/Kobart, Ruth/Wright Holmes, Prudence/Browning, Susan/Izzard, Sheri/Bassett, Skye/De Banzie, Lois/Johnson-Kehn, Susan/Jackson, Desreta/Zapata, Carmen/Lewis, Jenifer +Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993)/Genick, Paul/Del Barrio, Raymond/Lassick, Sydney/Kamin, Devin/Tice, Michael A./Hall, William D./Gottschalk, Thomas (I)/Trupin, Gabriel/Patno, Regan/Howard, Frank (I)/Williams, Frank (VII)/Turchyn II, William S./Irwin, Bill (I)/Fitzharris, Christian/Lacause, Sebastian/Crayton, Roy M./Pastorelli, Robert/Jacquet Jr., John/Gossett, Deondray/Kater, David/Taliferro, Michael/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Hughes, Barnard/Benson, Robert J./Duke, Bill (I)/Frost, Warren (I)/Phillips, Lacy Darryl/Thorpe, Paul (I)/Sedghi, Mehran Marcos/Jeter, Michael/Simokovic, Robert/Sullivan, Brad/Thomas, Sacha/Toby, Ryan/Coburn, James/Montell, Jermaine/Bowe, Kai/Baker, Aaron (I)/Fontana, John/Tommassini, Luca/Malone, Patrick (I)/Gammell, Robin/Gong, Michael Gregory/Johnson, Ron (XIV)/James, Kwaku A./James, Kwame/Parenti, Rose/Graves, Iris/Kobart, Ruth/Wickes, Mary/Izzard, Sheri/Hagerman, Juliette/Lewis, Jenifer/Koldenhoven, Darlene/Najimy, Kathy/Andrews, Valeria/Smith, Maggie (I)/Calhoun, Monica/Crayton, Latesha/Zapata, Carmen/Whittaker, Yolanda/Robinson, Andrea/Ubach, Alanna/Hill, Lauryn/Goldberg, Whoopi/Brooks-Jackson, Dionna/Martin, Alex (I)/Royster, Christina/Golde, Revalyn T./González, Marta (III)/Weston, Riley/Fowler, Beth/Reeves, Jennifer (I)/Creighton, Georgia/Brown, Sharon (I)/Ralph, Sheryl Lee/Hewitt, Jennifer Love/Johnson-Kehn, Susan/Magno, Deedee/Wright Holmes, Prudence/Albertini Dow, Ellen/Blount, Tanya/Makkena, Wendy/Browning, Susan/Tyson, Pamela/Diaz, Edith/Vaughn, Terri J./Thompson, Ashley (I)/Atkins, Erica/Crawford Brown, Pat/Taylor, Pamela (II) +Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, The (2005)/Gibson, Chic/Young, Jonathon (I)/Payne, Charles (II)/Leung, Clayton Al/McEown, J.B./Makrakis, Jorgos/Touliatos, George/Lively, Ernie/Kelly, Terence/Wiedman, Marek/Zarokostas, Giorgos/Vogel, Mike/Nam, Leonardo/Rady, Michael/Whitford, Bradley/Feroussis, Michaelis/Dallas, Keith/Mandas, Chronis/Schmid, Kyle/Smith, Cannon (II)/Virk, Anoop/Archontoy, Olga/Tian, Valerie/Mac Kay, Genevieve/Penev, Alisha/Hale, Ashley/Drake, Patricia/Hodgson, Angela/Tennant, Victoria (II)/Tippett, Sarah/Williams, Rebecca (I)/Ticotin, Rachel/Tamblyn, Amber/Tennant, Emily/Redmond, Sarah-Jane/Travis, Nancy/Hubbard, Erica/Jarrar, Lauren/James, Brenda/Belton, Alana/Potvin, Nicole/Ekkert, Alanna Dawn/Lively, Blake/Santana, Tiara/Steuart, Jacqueline Ann/Arvanitou, Mariana/Artuso, Diana/Stuart, Katie (I)/Cross, Kendall/Konstadarou, Maria/Kirkpatrick, Kathryn/Black, Mary (I)/Papatheodorou, Efi/Alefragi, Despina/Williamson, Kirsten/Bledel, Alexis/Marsden, Kristie/Mayen-Salazar, Patricia/Ferrera, America/Craig, Georgia/Boyd, Jenna (I)/Elliott, Beverley +Siu lam juk kau (2001)/Lin, Mo Mei/Long, Yuan Xiao/Wei, Lu/Meng, Sun Chang/Romero, Tom/Xu, Yao/Kin, Wong So Hing/Jiang, Shi Heng/Ying, Lo Hoi/Sin, Lam Tsz/Ng, Man Tat/Dong, Pu Ye/Wing, Sun Chi/Jie, Shi Heng/Long, Ma Jun/Hua, Cao/Wong, Yut Fei/Hong, Li Bin/Lee, Kin-Yan/Kok, Vincent/Chow, Stephen/Fung, Min Hun/Tin, Kai Man/Yun, Shi Zi/Man, Mok Wai/Zhang, Ming Ming/Chung, Lam Tze/Qi, Hu Shao/He, Wen Hui/Na, Tsui/Yeung, Lun/Chan, Kwok-Kwan/Rong, Xian Jian/Lam, Chi Chung/Yong, Zhao/Kit, Wong Yan/Wah, Tse Chi/Tse, Yin/Li, Hui/Mok, Karen/Wei, Zhao/Cheung, Cecilia +Siu nin Wong Fei Hung ji Tit Ma Lau (1993)/Yan, Yee Kwan/Yen, Donnie/Yuen, Shun-Yee/Wong, James (I)/Yu, Rongguang/Hsiao, Hou/Li, Fai/Wang, Jean/Tsang, Sze-Man +Six Days Seven Nights (1998)/Smith, Kester/Lunt, Fred/Bode, Ben/Lilo, Gordon/Paro, Aldo/Morrison, Temuera/Sclafani, James Edward/Trejo, Danny/Costa, Rudy/Wu, Ping/Vitale, Vise/Curtis, Cliff/Conteh, Stephen/Schwimmer, David (I)/Gorman, Greg/Basco, Derek/Koyama, John/Lilo, Mervyn/Chandler, Lloyd/Nguyen, Long (I)/Nichols, Jason S./Kalani Flores, E./Dinson Jr., Roy/Nahaku, Don/Iele/Laufiso, Eric/Ford, Harrison (I)/Outerbridge, Jen Sung/Feagai, Jake/Richards, Hoyt/Weston, Douglas/Kaplan, Elliot M./Mahal, Taj (I)/Barretto, Michael/Chapman, Michael (I)/Graham, Pancho/Aqino, Wayne/Jacintho, Wayne/Lushing, Michael/Martson, Christian/Andrade, Carlos (I)/Cockett, Pat/Stafford, Steve/Kaiama, Javan/Maldonado, Nicole/Corso, Odile/Thompson, Afa/McDonald, Jewel/Kaholokula, Pua/San-Nicholas, Theresa/Heche, Anne/Kono, Jody/Obradors, Jacqueline/Janney, Allison/Taylor, Priscilla/Sedaris, Amy/Goss, Natalie/Jobe, Reri Tava/Langbridge, Cynthia +Six Degrees of Separation (1993)/Hall, Anthony Michael/Zazula, Tony/Rapp, Anthony/Thal, Eric/McConnachie, Brian/Abrams, J.J./McGill, Arthur/Milione, Lou/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Whiting, Richard (I)/Davison, Bruce/Smith, Will (I)/Schmidt, Paul (I)/Close, Chuck/McKellen, Ian/Genest, Edmund/Perkins, Oz/Johnnyangel/Hoxie, Richmond/Kolpan, Mitch/Brooks, Arthur (I)/Alcott, Todd/Rowe, John (I)/Simek, Vasek/Tice, David/Stoneburner, Sam/von Bargen, Daniel/Pentangelo, Joe/Maxfield, Redman/Duchin, Peter/Kirby, Michael Stanley/Trumbull, Robert (I)/Cunningham, John (I)/Rabelo, José/O'Brien, Vince/Saunders, Tim (I)/Masur, Richard/O'Brien, Frank/Callegati, David/King, Cleo/Greco, Michele (I)/Hayward, Brooke/Thornton, Angela/Groves, Carolyn/Carlisle, Kitty/Kellner, Catherine (I)/Thomson, Margaret (I)/McGuire, Maeve (I)/Moore, Jeannine/Hurt, Mary Beth/Eginton, Margaret/Swift, Anne/Burke, Maggie/McDonough, Ann (I)/Tabor, Susan/Noble, Joanna/Jaffrey, Madhur/Crosby, Lisa/Bertrand, Jacqueline/Duerr, Nancy/Hannon, Mary Ann/Fond, Miriam/Chatfield-Taylor, Adèle/Channing, Stockard/Hartford, Diane/Meisels, Annie/Rossa, Elizabeth/Graham, Heather (I)/Bishop, Kelly/Kazuko +Sixteen Candles (1984)/Watanabe, Gedde/Schoeffling, Michael/Howard, Frank (I)/Dooley, Paul/Harris, Darren (I)/Orsi, Bill/Farber, Steven/Hirsch, Andy (I)/Vallo, James/Chapin, Jonathan/Vero, Dennis/Hall, Anthony Michael/Kapelos, John/Showalter, Max/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Andrews, Edward (I)/Monarque, Steve/Meyers, Stephan/Henry, Justin/Longo, Tony/Cusack, John/Berkson, Ross/Rubinstein, Zelda (I)/Ringwald, Beth/Pollack, Deborah/Ringwald, Molly/Gertz, Jami/Idles, Cinnamon/Morris, Haviland/Curtis, Liane Alexandra/Eaton, Bekka/Wilkes, Elaine/Baker, Blanche/Glynn, Carlin/Kotlisky, Marge/Cox, Elizabeth (I)/Elser, Pamela/Cusack, Joan/Cook, Carole/Bird, Billie +Sixth Sense, The (1999)/Wood, Greg/Hartley, Neill/Woulard, Keith/Shyamalan, M. Night/Willis, Bruce/Osment, Haley Joel/Fitzgerald, Glenn/Wahlberg, Donnie/Bamji, Firdous/Woulard, Nico/Rodriguez, Jose L./Zubernis, Jeffrey/Lopez, Carlos Xavier (I)/Inverso, Gino/McDade, Patrick/Donnelly, Tony Michael/Heywood, Wes/Norris, Bruce/Tambakis, Peter Anthony/Bowersox, Bob/McLaughlin, Tom (II)/Lyons, Michael J./Oliver, Sean (I)/Morgan, Trevor (I)/Lea, Ronnie/Aston-Dennis, Candy/Ripard, Sarah/Strickland, KaDee/Summerour, Lisa/Saunier, Hayden/Cohen, Kym/Williams, Olivia/Fitzpatrick, Samantha/Shoaib, Samia/Collette, Toni/Dardaris, Janis/Fischer, Heidi (II)/Rudkin, Holly/Kearney-Patch, Kate/Shanok, Marilyn/Torn, Angelica/Barton, Mischa/Nielson, Carol (I)/Dawson, Jodi/Sheppard, Ellen +Sjunde inseglet, Det (1957)/Isedal, Tor/Olsson, Gunnar/Borong, Tor/Fridell, Åke/Björnstrand, Gunnar/Lind, Lars/Löwenadler, Gordon/Johansson, Ulf (I)/Benktsson, Benkt-Åke/Poppe, Nils/Lilja, Lennart/Prüzelius, Gösta/Strandmark, Erik/Widh, Karl/Granberg, Lars (I)/Ardenstam, Sten/Ek, Anders (I)/Sörman, Ragnar/Norman, Josef/Tollén, Lennart/Skarstedt, Georg/Ekerot, Bengt/Karlsson, Tommy (II)/Gillberg, Bengt/von Sydow, Max (I)/Whiten, Nils/Larsson, Uno/Asklund, Harry/Sjökvist, Helge/Tall, Fritjof/Anderberg, Bertil/Bergman, Lena/Hansson, Maud/Hagberg, Gunlög/Lindman, Monica/Wickström, Caya/Andersson, Bibi/Gill, Inga/Aleros, Siv/Malm, Mona/Hammargren, Gun/Lindblom, Gunnel/Landgré, Inga/Brost, Gudrun/Berg, Catherine +Skeleton Key, The (2005)/Frazier, Philip/Harper, George/Porter, Ryan/Tabb, Derrick/De Bankolé, Isaach/Regalado, Ryan/Curtis, David (IV)/Beckett, Andreas/Andrews, Glen/Fleetwood, Dustin/Kindred, Lakrishi/Groetsch, Justin/Jensen, David (II)/Sarsgaard, Peter/McKenzie, Bill H./Henry, Michael Tyler/Schmidt, Joel/Harrison, Roderick/Allen, Shamarr/O'Neal, Kevin (IV)/McCary, Howard/Agee, Stafford/Harvey, Lawrence 'King'/Anderson, Rico E./McKinley, Torrey/Shaheed, Nolan/Bernard, Byron/Prescott, Jeryl (I)/Frazier, Keith/Jarmon, Korey L./Stevens, Herbert/Uskali, Thomas/Wozniak, Michael/McCall, Ronald/Ruppert, Brian/Chrest, Joe/Krasnoff, Mark/Landis, Forrest/Garcino, Ianello/Hurt, John/Shezbie, Derek/Apgar, Jen/Marcus, Trula M./Martin, Melissa Reneé/Bryant, Joy/McNeil, Natalie/Stevens, L.J./Redmon, Jamie Lee/Zinser, Marion/Thorarinsson, Susannah/Moretti, Piper/Delahunt, Natasha/Harris, Fahnlohnee R./Helland, Tiffany (I)/Chalaire, Kristi/Rowlands, Gena/Pettycrew, Sarah/Hudson, Kate (I)/Thorne, Christa/Tyler, Deneen/Sabah (III)/Barnett, Maxine/Staten, Tonya/Dalrymple, Ann +Skulls, The (2000)/Asman, David/Osbourne, Darcey/Harris, Steve (I)/Christo, David/Mathieson, Shawn/Beatie, Ross/Boyes, Derek (I)/Ng, Wesley/Aasland, Derek/Beatie, Larry/Salvín, Pedro/Campbell, Ken (VIII)/Ham, Chris/Fyfe, Mak/Leighland, Sean/Cohen, Rob (I)/Finnerty, James (I)/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Alessandroni, Henry/Richard, Stephen/Danby, Noah/Lerch, Cyprian/Khan, Jonathan/Allen, Kevin (I)/Knight, Jason (I)/McCarthy, Steven (I)/Jackson, Joshua/Walker III, Paul/Nilsson, Jesse/Bennett, Nigel (I)/Harper, Hill/Nelson, Craig T./Kahn, Dominic/Madson, Shaw/Chomski, Emmanuel/Petersen, William L./Walker, Paul (I)/Kraulis, Andrew/Gibson, Scott (I)/Taylor, Matthew G./Levalle, Heather/Bibb, Leslie/Buell, Connie/Melino, Jennifer/Parker, Gillian/Goundry, Amanda/Trowell, Katherine/Akerman, Malin/O'Hara, Keeley +Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004)/Gambon, Michael/Sobchak, Victor/Baxter, Trevor/Gyatso, Samta/Cornicard, Stephane/Bonfils, Khan/Decio, David/Djalili, Omid/Feitshans, Matthew/Rumney, Jon/Gomez, John (II)/Ribisi, Giovanni/Tsou, Yee/Law, Jude/Wells, Mark (II)/Olivier, Laurence/Cash, James (II)/Monaco, Gerard/Keeble, Jonathan/Morphew, Steve/Canter, Paul/Ballantyne, Stephen/Coulter, Matthew/Robson, Chris (I)/Goritsas, Demetri/Bhagen, Tenzin/Hilyer, Louis/Curry, Julian/Hope, William/Tsondru, Thupten/Grant, Matthew (III)/Milligan, Stuart/Hamada, Mido/Law, Peter/Yohnka, Merritt/Champley, Karl/Soleil, Sky/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Bai, Ling/Jolie, Angelina/Kyle, Charlotte (I)/Crane, Nancy +Sky High (2005)/Sandvig, Jake/Ingram, Dustin/Angarano, Michael/Rogers, Zachry/Daniels, Dee Jay/Hernke, Hans/Braun, Nicholas/Jantzen, John/Warburton, Patrick/Foley, Dave (I)/Strait, Steven/Russell, Kurt (I)/Harris, Will/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Wynne, Christopher/Heffernan, Kevin (I)/Kenny, Tom (I)/Berman, Loren (II)/Rash, Jim/McDonald, Kevin (I)/Malgarini, Nicole/Leachman, Cloris/Malika (II)/Carter, Lynda/Panabaker, Danielle/Preston, Kelly/Winstead, Mary Elizabeth/Talley, Jill/Vitz, Kelly/Soong, Lucille/Brown, Kimmy/Khadijah/Hai-Uyen, Maggie/Brown, Amy (IV) +Slacker (1991)/Enright, Mike/Delony, Jerry/Vayas, Gus/Fulton Jr., Skip/Lord, Eric (I)/Hostak, Phillip/Walker, Clark/Kratochvil, Dan/Wilkovich, Siqgouri/Rhodes, Scott (I)/Meredith, Jack (II)/Black, Louis/Wilson, Greg (I)/Laird, Michael (I)/Rosenblad, Kyle/Andersch, Brecht/Hughes, Bruce (I)/Dugan, Daniel (I)/Spelletich, Kalman/Daniel, Lee/Hawkins, John (III)/Thomson, Kevin (I)/Buehlman, Eric/Crockett, Brian/Fletcher, Keith/MacDonald, D. Angus/Wammo/Coffey, Sean (I)/Harris, Mark (IX)/McCormack, Keith/Boyd, Bob/Slate, John/Jacobson, Stephen/Bennet, Stewart/Basquez, Rudy/Maffei, Nick/Jacks, Robert (I)/Smith, Kendall/Van Horn, Scott/Jones, Joseph (IV)/Spath, John/Anderson, Steven (III)/Haymond, David/James, Mark (I)/Pallotta, Tommy/Gunning, Charles/Quirk, Mark/Kirk, Terrence/Orrall, Frank/Hall, Ed (III)/Stroud, Don (II)/Malice, R./Strautmanis, Maris (I)/Dietert, Samuel/Price, Gary (II)/Mackey, Louis/Pierson, Robert/Linklater, Richard/Morrison, Nolan/Ward, Greg (I)/Marcus, Scott (I)/Barron, Aleister/Whitley, Kevin/Hockey, Stephan/Benchoff, Nigel/Benchoff, Albans/Marks, Ron (I)/Savisky, Luke/Schaudies, Jennifer/Pastor, Deborah/Weir, Stella/Lalli, Gina/Taylor, Teresa/Brennan, Meg/Moore, Abra/Caffeine, Jean/Krizan, Kim/Garza, Regina/Hyatt, Marianne (I)/Barron, Zara/Ringler, Tamsy/McCarty, Kathy/Montgomery, D./Norris, Charlotte (I)/Carrol, Jennifer/Linn, Kelly/Simone, Susannah/Coolich, Janelle/Capp, Lori/Harmon, Sarah/Vitetta, Mimi/Roos, Sharon/Souhami, Annick/West, Heather (I)/Kristaponis, Shelly/Reinhardt, Rachael/Hockey, Jan/Scott, Lucinda/Sullivan, Patrice +Slackers (2002)/Michaelson, Don/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Garner, Jason (I)/Kasdan, Jon/Coe, J.P./Giebenhain, Todd/Pierron, Martin/Dougherty, Charles/Davis, Travis (I)/Maronna, Michael C./Mann, Wesley/Mungo, Howard/Sawa, Devon/Watanabe, Gedde/Swiney, Michael/McDonald, Michael (XI)/Dubov, Rick/Spink, Daniel/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Maddox, Jason/Faxon, Nat/Martin Jr., Robert B./Segel, Jason/Rash, Jim/Anderson, Sam (I)/Schwartzman, Jason/Easley, Margaret/Tanaka, Sara/Krämer, Heidi/King, Jaime (I)/Staley, Marilyn/Krämer, Alissa/Taylor-Young, Leigh/Moore, Melanie Deanne/Sanchez, Joanna/Stanwood, Kim/Prepon, Laura/Van Doren, Mamie/Diaz, Cameron/Clinch, Mara/Retta/Gershon, Gina/Faulkner, Mary/Dowdy, Shelley +Slap Shot (1977)/Thompson, Cliff/McClintock, Jon/Madigan, Connie/Schultz, Ray/Carlson, Jeff (I)/McCaskill, Ted/Newman, Paul (I)/Duncan, Andrew (I)/Belisle, Danny/Dooley, Paul/Head, Galen/Walsh, M. Emmet/Ponton, Yvan/Levasseur, Louie/Ball, Blake/Espy, Woody/Hanson, David (I)/Tetreault, Jean Rosario/Docken, Ronald L./Smith, Ross/Roberge, Dick/Block, Larry (I)/McQuillan, Mickey/Houser, Jerry/D'Amato, Paul (I)/Gofton, John/Murney, Christopher/Krezanski, Reggie/Bousquet, Mark/Tenesi, Guido/Nolan, Joe (I)/Ontkean, Michael/Mendillo, Stephen/Martin, Strother/Bechtold, Reg/Carlson, Steve (III)/Dowd, Ned/Sullivan, Brad/Odegaard, Myron/Cowles, Matthew/Dowling, Stephen/Barrette, Yvon/Nicholls, Allan F./Arters, Louise/Newman, Susan Kendall/Head, Gracie/Arters, Janet/Caine, Allison/Walker, Kathryn/Dillon, Melinda/Shorts, Barbara L./Warren, Jennifer (I)/Dowd, Nancy/Kurtz, Swoosie/Crouse, Lindsay +Slaughterhouse-Five (1972)/Wood, John (I)/Blossom, Roberts/Dehner, John/King, Perry/Schaal, Richard/Booke, Sorrell/Sacks, Michael/Roche, Eugene (I)/Stahl, Richard/Waynesmith, Gary/Conway, Kevin (I)/von Ledebur, Friedrich/Leibman, Ron/Gottlieb, Stan/Belle, Ekkehardt/Bumstead, Henry/Alberty, Karl-Otto/Near, Holly (I)/Gans, Sharon/Perrine, Valerie/Benson, Lucille/McCormick, Gilmer +SLC Punk! (1998)/Breznahan, Kevin/Sawa, Devon/Jacobson, Tom/Klock, Brandon/Segel, Jason/Gortat, Dominic/Walsh, Don (I)/Brady, Scott (III)/Merendino, James/O'Meara, Evan/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Ogden, Christopher (II)/Zaimi, Bijan/Lawson, Adam (I)/Goorjian, Michael A./Duval, James/Peacock, Russell/Schweiger, Til/Pascal, Adam/Epstein, Dan/Jessey, Brad/Lillard, Matthew/Slocum, Brad/Capra, Francis/McBride, Vaughn/O'Meara, Preston/Robertson, Eric (I)/Quinn, Glade/Nelligan, Micaela/Phoenix, Summer/Knickrehm, Janice/Lien, Jennifer/Gish, Annabeth/Karras, Christina/Dangerfield, Marcia/Pfau, Tracy/O'Meara, Paige/Westwood, Elizabeth (I)/Sagal, McNally/Bishop, Mary/Barzini, Chiara/Shumway, Stephanie/Metos, Kassandra/Cohen, Joyce (I) +Sleeper (1973)/Rydbeck, Whitney/Allen, Woody/Nixon, Richard/Beck, John (II)/Picetti, Lou/Keefer, Don/McLiam, John/Mason, Jackie/Robinson, Bartlett/Milligan, Spencer/Rain, Douglas/Kirchmar, Laurence/Ross, Stanley (I)/Cordic, Regis/Avery, Brian (I)/Cosell, Howard/Popwell, Albert/Furth, George/Hobbs, Peter/Cannon, John (I)/Small, Mews/Forbes, Chris (I)/Miller, Susan (IV)/Gregory, Mary/Rains, Jessica/Keaton, Diane +Sleepers (1996)/Donovan, Jeffrey/Elliot, Reuben Larry/Halliwell, Justin/Gianelli, Andrew/Herman, Paul (I)/Tabakin, Ralph/Sinopoli, Anthony/Low, Chuck (I)/Eliot, Drew/Urla, Joe/Eldard, Ron/Kinney, Terry/Mahoney, Father Peter/Gassman, Vittorio/Parisi, Carmine/Di Benedetto, John/Segalla, Todo/Wigdor, Geoffrey/Ansley, Zachary/Stram, Henry/Rosin, James/Perrino, Joseph/Piro, Salvatore Paul/Mihok, Dash/Romano, Larry/Georgiadis, George/Appel, Peter/Rini, Peter/Greco, Marco (I)/Signorelli, Tom/Bacon, Kevin/Gerety, Peter/Kirby, Bruno/Slattery, John (I)/Mastrogiorgio, Daniel/Tull, Patrick/Hoffman, Dustin/Crudup, Billy/Meertins Jr., Conrad/Becker, Gerry/De Niro, Robert/Renfro, Brad/McRobbie, Peter/Pickens Jr., James/Medrano, Frank/Tucker, Jonathan (I)/Patric, Jason/Pitt, Brad/Maria Jr., Juan/Reilly, Sean Patrick/O'Rourke, Mick (I)/Byrd, Eugene/Burg, Michael J./Harkins, Michael/Inzerillo, Frank/Moran, Michael P./Hammer, Ben (I)/Attanasio, Joe/Musacchia, Rocco/Attanasio, Joseph/Svoronos, George/Pierce, Wendell/Loftin, Lennie/Butler, William Kenneth/McNamara, Pat (I)/Castle, Robert W./Guerra, Saverio/Cajano, Pasquale/Hewitt, Don (I)/Torres, Jenique/Menza, Gina/Maleczech, Ruth/Polito, Monica/Scott, Gayle (I)/Brooks, Casandra/Testa, Mary/Turturro, Aida/Rago, Angela/McCann, Mary B./Driver, Minnie/Caiola, Rose +Sleeping Beauty (1959)/McKennon, Dal/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Colvig, Pinto/Holmes, Taylor/Thompson, Bill (I)/Miller, Marvin (I)/Candido, Candy/Amsbery, Bill/Shirley, Bill/Allen, Barbara Jo/Costa, Mary/Felton, Verna (I)/Audley, Eleanor/Luddy, Barbara +Sleeping with the Enemy (1991)/Noday, Patt/Anderson, Kevin (I)/Ward, John (V)/Secor, Kyle/Harrington, Graham/Venton, Harley/Abatemarco, Tony/Reedy, Ron/Bergin, Patrick/Lindley, John/Johnson, Bonnie (I)/Fish, Nancy/Shackelford, Sandi/Nevins, Claudette/Geraghty, Marita/Lawrence, Elizabeth (I)/Roberts, Julia (I)/Robinson, Sharon J. +Sleepless in Seattle (1993)/Mihalski, Philip/Livingston, Robert (II)/Anagnos, Philip/McGowan, Tom (II)/Malinger, Ross/Lee Jr., Donald J./Stevenson, Butch/O'Morrison, Kevin/Badalucco, Michael/Bortz, Jason/Zazula, Tony/Trillin, Calvin/Hyde Pierce, David/Levy, Philip/Garber, Victor/Smith, Matt (I)/Morris, Victor (I)/Byrne, Chris (I)/Duthie, Scott/Mazzola, Jeff/Armus, Sidney/McConnachie, Brian/Taylor, Nick (I)/Mellor, Stephen (I)/Tammi, Tom/Hawkins, Rich/Hanks, Tom/Boylan, John (I)/Pullman, Bill/Reiner, Rob/Farrell, Tom Riis/Maher, Amanda/Plank, Tamara/Schertle, Marguerite/Ryan, Meg (I)/Lowell, Carey/Ivey, Dana/Wright, Valerie/Garrick, Barbara/Kelly, Mary A./du Rand, Le Clanché/O'Donnell, Rosie/Wallem, Linda/Conroy, Frances/Richardson, LaTanya/Janney, Julie/Aaron, Caroline/Sokolow, Diane/Hoffmann, Gaby (I)/Wilson, Rita (I)/Posey, Parker/Cox, Hannah +Sleepwalkers (1992)/Novak, Frank (II)/Fessler, Norman/Petersen, Donald/Dante, Joe (I)/Haynie, Jim/Hamill, Mark (I)/Krause, Brian (I)/Ward, Lyman (I)/Bane, Monty/Landis, John (I)/Martin, Dan (II)/Perlman, Ron/Aresco, Joey/Charno, Stuart/King, Stephen (I)/Hooper, Tobe/MacKay, Michael Reid/Brown, O. Nicholas/Christopher, Bojesse/Croughwell, Charles/Penn, Richard (I)/Nolan, Roger (I)/Bakke, Karl/Barker, Clive/Shadix, Glenn/Lively, Ernie/Boryer, Lucy/Victor, Hayden/Sercelj, Karyn/Schwimmer, Rusty/Warren, Judette/Delano, Diane/Krige, Alice/Pickett, Cindy/Garris, Cynthia/Amick, Mädchen +Sleepy Hollow (1999)/Maudsley, Tony/Main, Nic/Brightwell, Paul/Gambon, Michael/Lee, Christopher (I)/Gough, Michael (I)/McDiarmid, Ian/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Depp, Johnny/Brown, Philip Martin/Guinness, Peter/Seale, Orlando/Sella, Robert/Armstrong, Alun/Waddington, Steven/Spalding, Mark (I)/Walken, Christopher/Landau, Martin/Pickering, Marc/Van Dien, Casper/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Hewetson, Nicholas/Foreman, Jamie/Stephens, Sean/Feast, Michael/Fior, Sam/Allen-Ridge, Tessa/Nicholas, Bianca/Oyelowo, Jessica/Ricci, Christina/O'Hara, Keeley/Phillips, Lily (II)/Farndale, Cassandra/Marie, Lisa (I)/Lloyd, Gabrielle/Skinner, Claire (I)/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Alexander, Layla +Sleuth (1972)/Matthews, John (II)/Cawthorne, Alec/Olivier, Laurence/Caine, Michael (I)/Martin, Teddy (I)/Channing, Eve +Sliding Doors (1998)/Lynch, John (I)/Miller, Pip/English, Terry/Jarvis, Carlton/Villiers, Christopher/Brightwell, Paul/McNally, Kevin (I)/Hannah, John (I)/Stacey, Paul (I)/McFerran, Douglas/Lee-Thomas, Barry/Stuke, Neil/Howitt, Peter (II)/Thorne, Alex/Turner, Zara/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Jones, Ella/Jones, Merryn/McDowell, Julie/Kartell, Theresa/Tripplehorn, Jeanne/Young, Nina/Broughton, Linda/Fryer, Charlotte/Roth, Joanna/Duah, Evelyn/McKenna, Virginia +Sling Blade (1996)/Royston, D.J./Yoakam, Dwight/Stewart, Jamie (I)/Dial, Rick/Duvall, Robert (I)/Moore, Ian (I)/Briscoe, Brent/Chesnutt, Vic/Glasscock, Bill/Jarmusch, Jim/Stewart, Jackie (I)/Lewallen, Raymond/Jones, Mickey (I)/Walsh, J.T./Rafferty, Wendell/Kagy, Tom/Black, Lucas (II)/Stewart, Scott (III)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Fletcher, Gary Don/Hampton, Bruce (II)/Holder, Tim/Hampton, James (I)/Ritter, John/Canerday, Natalie/Trice, Judy Pryor/Ward, Christy (I)/Barrow, Stacy/Boss, Sarah/Hall, Betty Lynn/Brown, Kathy Sue/Bailey, Lacy +Slither (2006)/Thompson, Don (I)/Lund, Corby/Ludwig, Zak/Fillion, Nathan/Henry, Gregg/Scott, Malcolm (IV)/Heaton, Tom/Zombie, Rob/Shahlavi, Darren/Gunn, James (II)/Kaufman, Lloyd/Milligan, Dustin/Cromien, Michael/McInnis, Matt/Podbrey, Nicholas/Jackson, Dee Jay/Rooker, Michael/Sutherland, Haig/Cotton, Ben (I)/Anderson, Bart/MacDonald, William (II)/Park, Stephen/Musnicki, Robert/Banks, Elizabeth (II)/Bartlett, Amber Lee/Copping, Jennifer/Kirkpatrick, Kathryn/Fedor, Matreya/Radley, Xantha/Saulnier, Tania/James, Brenda/Gale, Lorena/Quinn, Iris/Falle, Alette/Black, Mary (I)/Cassady, Jeny/Fischer, Jenna +Sliver (1993)/Taylor, Nick (I)/Gavor, Radu/Bramhall, Mark/Landau, Martin/McCoy, Sid/McGhie, Garey/Peck, Tony (I)/Rosales, Gilbert/Gutman, Sandy/Brandt, Victor/Carlisle, Steve (I)/Eckdahl, Arthur/Baldwin, William/Scriba, Mik/Rey, José/Eastin, Steve/Hosking, Craig/Hoffman, Philip (II)/Faison, Matthew/Noyce, Phillip/Miano, Robert/Beaver, Jim/Berenger, Tom/Kelly-Young, Leonard/Pryor, Nicholas (I)/Turner, Frantz/Andrade, Eduardo N.T./Cutrona, Ryan/Curtis, Keene/Fleming, Cliff/Kinder, Dr. Melvyn/Collins, Rick (I)/Noah, James/McInerney, Bernie/Pope, Katharine/Mackie, Allison/Cutler, Wendy/Avila, Christine/Allison, Patricia/Foch, Nina/Camp, Colleen/Groves, Robin/Stone, Sharon (I)/Johnson, Christine Toy/Foreman, Amanda (I)/Orth-Pallavicini, Nicole/Hunter, Cheryl/Walker, Polly (II)/Pounder, CCH/Patterson, Marnette/Betancourt, Anne +Slums of Beverly Hills (1998)/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Reiser, Rock/Laskaway, Harris/Patterson, Jay (I)/Reiner, Carl/MacDonald, Jock/Marienthal, Eli/Burns, Brendan/Willis, Rich/Arkin, Alan/Tracy, Jack (I)/Krumholtz, David/Williams, Mykal Wayne/Lyonne, Natasha/McClean, Marley/Schaub, Sally/Walter, Jessica (I)/Weiss, Bryna/Stewart, Charlotte (I)/Moreno, Rita (I)/Tomei, Marisa/Suvari, Mena/Karp, Natalie/Portser, Mary +Small Soldiers (1998)/Walker, Clint (I)/Langella, Frank/Smith, Jacob (I)/Hahn, Archie/Smith, Gregory (I)/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Genovese, Anthony/McKean, Michael (I)/Borgnine, Ernest/Bouck, Jonathan/Tennon, Julius/Howard, Rance/Miller, Dick (I)/Jones, Tommy Lee/Itzin, Gregory/Cross, David (II)/Leary, Denis/Brown, Jim (I)/Guest, Christopher (I)/Mohr, Jay/Kennedy, George (I)/Dern, Bruce/Hartman, Phil (I)/Shearer, Harry/Picardo, Robert/Cummings, Jim (I)/Ricci, Christina/Gellar, Sarah Michelle/Balaski, Belinda/Magnuson, Ann/Oteri, Cheri/Joseph, Jackie/Mitzman Gaven, Marcia/Dunst, Kirsten/Wilson, Alexandra (I)/Schaal, Wendy/Cowan, Rennie +Small Time Crooks (2000)/Sonnenberg, Maurice/Grant, Hugh (I)/Grizzard, George/McRobbie, Peter/Sinopoli, Anthony/Doumanian, John/Wood, Frank (III)/Chatinover, Marvin/Mawe, Richard/Markinson, Brian/McGrath, Douglas/Faragallah, Ramsey/Moran, Trevor/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Erskine, Howard/Darrow, Tony/Bertoni, Ricardo/Wheeler, Ira/Edelson, Kenneth/Mizrahi, Isaac (I)/Hill, William (I)/Levy, Jesse (I)/Lovitz, Jon/Garfinkle, Nick/Kroft, Steve/Pine, Larry/McConnachie, Brian/Garvey, Ray/Gerber, Bill (I)/Allen, Woody/Besserer, Rob/Levy, Lawrence Howard/Calabrese, Josephine/Wilks, Cindy/Bloch, Scotty/Tyler, Dana/May, Elaine (I)/Hayman, Olivia/Bradley, Diane/Towler, Laurine/Burdoe, Phyllis/Lund, Julie (I)/Halston, Julie/Pipgras, Christine/Iocolano, Evelyn/Wolfangle, Karla/Josepher, Sam/Stritch, Elaine/Saxon, Carolyn/Ullman, Tracey/Nikic, Fanda/Field, Crystal/Carver, Cindy/Chinn, Alva/Laredo, Ruth/Black, Teri/Nielsen, Kristine (I) +Smilla's Sense of Snow (1997)/Harris, Richard (I)/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Hayman, David (I)/Ing, Alvin/Byrne, Gabriel/Brygmann, Lars/Lewsen, Charles/Capaldi, Peter/Marsh, Matthew/Gantzler, Peter/Bjarke, Lars/Holmey, Erik/Miano, Clipper/Adorf, Mario/Peck, Bob (I)/Loggia, Robert/Field, Patrick/Broadbent, Jim/Vogel, Jürgen/Markussen-Molgard, Maliinannguaq/Olsen, Agga/Bradley, Charlotte (I)/Queensberry, Ann/Redgrave, Vanessa/Andersen, Ida Julie/Fletcher, Ona/Ormond, Julia/Croft, Emma +Smoke (1995)/Esposito, Giancarlo/Meade, Walter T./Hurt, William (I)/Auster, Daniel (I)/Reglas, Gilson/Zúñiga, José (I)/Rose, Howie/Geier, Paul/Whitaker, Forest/Moston, Murray/Argo, Victor/Harris, Baxter/Amelia, Vincenzo/Yoba, Malik/Harris, Jared/Keitel, Harvey/Gevedon, Stephen/Perrineau, Harold/Gorham, Mel/Gimpel, Erica (II)/Hurst, Michelle/Channing, Stockard/Taylor, Clarice/Judd, Ashley/O'Connell, Deirdre/Ward, Mary B. +Smoke Signals (1998)/Haine, Darwin/Taylor, Gary (I)/Trudell, John/Rosenfelt, Scott M./Lightning, Cody/Beach, Adam/Baker, Simon (III)/Skerritt, Tom/Farmer, Gary/Adams, Evan/Greyeyes, Michael/Jamieson, Todd/Miano, Robert/George, Chief Leonard/Miles, Elaine/Geary, Cynthia/Cardinal, Tantoo/Bedard, Irene/Vajtay, Nicolette/Cheek, Molly/Mojica, Monique/St. John, Michelle (I)/Reeves, Perrey +Smokey and the Bandit (1977)/Worden, Hank/Shroyer, Sonny/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Williams, Paul (III)/Mann, Michael (II)/Pape, Mel (I)/Gay, Ronnie/Sorenson, Paul/Thomson, Scott (I)/Wise, Alfie/Klecko, Joe/Butler, Warde Q./Donovan, David (II)/Henry, Mike (I)/McCalman, Macon/Lerner, Fred/Credel, Curtis/Reynolds, George (I)/Jackson, Lamar/McCormick, Pat (I)/Sheffield, Quinnon/Reed, Jerry (I)/Gleason, Jackie (I)/McIver, Susan/Field, Sally/McClure, Linda/Sommers, Laura Lizer/Kjeldsen, Ingeborg +Smokey and the Bandit II (1980)/Reid, Don (III)/Williams, Don (II)/McCormick, Pat (I)/Nicholson, John Robert/Reid, Harold/Huddleston, David/Tillis, Mel/Megna, John/Henry, Mike (I)/Reynolds, Burt (I)/DeWitt, Lew/DeLuise, Dom/Carter, Hal/Reed, Jerry (I)/Moody, Patrick/Anderson, John (I)/Lester, Jerry/Klecko, Joe/Buchanan II, James L./Brown, Ritchey/Yeager, Chuck/King, Jeffrey Bryan/Bradshaw, Terry (I)/Gleason, Jackie (I)/Balsley, Phil/Remus, Dudley/Williams, Paul (III)/Greene, Joe (II)/Statler Brothers, The/Townes, Anthony T./Allen, Rick (III)/Davis, Gayle (I)/Field, Sally/Lee, Brenda (I)/Lenehan, Nancy/Johnson, Nancy Lee +Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (1983)/Kelly, Austin (I)/Berger, Alan (I)/Cass Sr., David S./Reynolds, Burt (I)/Cheatom, Leon/McCormick, Pat (I)/Mielke, Sandy/Davis, Jackie (I)/Pesci, Joe/Harris, Charles P./Gil, Jorge (I)/Lowry, Dick/Gleason, Jackie (I)/Williams, Paul (III)/Bouchard, Raymond/Jackson, Pirty Lee/De Luca, Al/Conrad, Peter (I)/Hawkins, Timothy/Pape, Mel (I)/Kingsley, William L./Worsham, Curry/Reed, Jerry (I)/Bullock, Earl Houston/Freda, Jon/Forchion, Raymond/Rambo, Dan/Henry, Mike (I)/Moreno, Alejandro (I)/Horwich, Craig/Knickerbocker, Will/Walsh, Richard (III)/Gamba, Veronica/Anderson, Sharon (I)/Deering, Dee Dee/Nichols, Gloria/Cadell, Ava/Gleason, Marilyn/Kondziola, Kim/Moon, Toni/Brighton, Connie/Cummins, Janis/Arana, Silvia/Camp, Colleen/Fritz, Nikki/Cahill, Cathy/Minton, Faith/Collins, Candace +Smultronstället (1957)/Sjöberg, Gunnar/Skogsberg, Per/Fridell, Åke/Wulff, Helge/Johansson, Ulf (I)/Sjöström, Victor/Björnstrand, Gunnar/Nordwall, Yngve/Olsson, Gunnar/Hellman, Peder/Lundquist, Göran/Lund, Wulff/Bjelfvenstam, Björn/von 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(I)/Hoziel, Eric/Shaw, Stan (I)/Nuzzo, Jason/Chuipka, Chip/Thaddeus, John/Glegg, Kenneth/Semple, Andrew (I)/Napoli, Christain/McKeon III, William J./Guzmán, Luis (I)/Nobles, Alex/Rispoli, Michael/Bernardo, Paul Joseph/Parent, Patrick/Kelada, Guy/Fabiani, Joel/Zeman, Richard/Wilson, Brian Anthony/Goulem, Alain/Delorme, Sébastien/Pricskett, Mark/Lemire, Richard/Campbell, Desmond/Patrikios, Peter/Chartrand, Jean-Paul/West, Kevin Craig/Létourneau, Guy/Starr, Mike (I)/Fourniotis, George/Flores, Adam C./Whelan, Jim (I)/McDade, Patrick/Lemieux, Robert Norman/Johnson, Byron/Heard, John/MacCabe, Christopher B./Higgins, David Anthony/Landry, Sylvain/Lapierre, Marc/Camacho, Mark/Spreekmeester, Stephen/McRobbie, Peter/Griffith, Michael (III)/Massé, Sylvain/Clavet, Deano/Zien, Chip/Bassey, Michaella/Tunie, Tamara/Culp, Tara Ann/Gugino, Carla/René, Jacynthe/Heitmeyer, Jayne/Lawrence, Cary/Deadmon, Kelly/Palazzo, Melissa/Fulton, Christina/Tep, Eva/Toll, Jessica +Snakes on a Plane (2006)/Jackson, Samuel L./Quon, Darryl/Koechner, David/Runyan, Tygh/James, Bruce (II)/Lawson, Byron/Bachman, Christopher/Cannavale, Bobby/Butler, Tom (I)/Moore, Darren/Plunkett, Gerard/Nicholson, Scott/Louiso, Todd/Hogarth, Daniel/di Blasio, Jack/Thompson, Kenan/Chen, Terry/Neale, David (I)/Dubois, Casey/Alisharan, Kyle/Kitsch, Taylor/McNulty, Kevin/Alexander, Flex/Phillips, Nathan (II)/Wicks, Drew/Houghton, Mark (I)/Dallas, Keith/Macalino, Candice/Blanchard, Rachel/Pataky, Elsa/Lee, Mi-Jung/Cross, Kendall/Lowe, Crystal/Shaye, Lin/Warn Pegg, Ann/Margulies, Julianna/McLeod, Samantha/Darshi, Agam/Caruk, Lisa Marie/Holmes, Emily/Mabrey, Sunny +Sneakers (1992)/Jenkins, Paul (I)/Tetrault, Ernie/Jones, James Earl/Poitier, Sidney/Kingsley, Ben/Monaco, Ralph/Phoenix, River/Hearn, George/Milhoan, Michael/Foster, Al/Boston, Michael/Winters, Time/Nemetz, Rudy Francis/Everbeck, R.C./Marr, Jo/Elfman, Bodhi/Joy, Jeff/Redford, Robert (I)/Busfield, Timothy/Strathairn, David/Kinney, Michael (II)/Cheung, George/Asai, Jun/Hershberger, Garrison/Aykroyd, Dan/Shepard, John/Soo Hoo, Hayward/Callard, Roger/Speltz, David/Winters, Anthony/Phillips, Jeffrey Daniel/Logue, Donal/Moio, John/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Hartmann, George (I)/Craven, James (II)/Jones, Eddie (I)/Garlington, Lee/Miskolczy, Victoria/Gigante, Julie/Hollinquist, Dayna/Moore, Cheryl/Hanyee/McDonnell, Mary (I)/Hardy, Leslie/Brand, Jacqueline/Hall, Lori/Benedict, Amy (I)/Dowse, Denise/Ellaraino/Hollinquist, Shayna +Sniper (1993)/Álvarez, Carlos (I)/Cortez, Loury/Radley, Ken/Zane, Billy/Young, Aden/Wiley, Edward/Miragliotta, Frederick/Garrett, Hank/Battee, Don/Curtin, William (I)/Coppin, Tyler/Walsh, J.T./Linn, Rex/Bosse, Howard/Gebert, Teo/Morsley, Christopher/Arenas, Reynaldo (II)/Sidhu, Raj/Bustamante, Jorge/Swanson, Gary/Edmonds, Roy/Raaen, Johnny/Berenger, Tom/Linou, Christos A./Szeto, Antony/Steele, Vanessa +Snow Day (2000)/Elliott, Chris (I)/Kinasewich, Orest/Schneider, John (I)/Ganam, Shaye/Ash, Rick (II)/Watson, Jeff (I)/Mitchell, Stevie/Chase, Chevy/Cosgrave, Chad/Paetkau, David/Pop, Iggy/Myers, Gepert/Hudson, Alex (I)/McCallum, Tim/Yorker, Jade/Chomyn, Bob/Sealy, Josh/Brown, J. 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(I)/McClure, Jack/Barry, Dave (I)/Monroe, Marilyn/Warner, Sandra/Wills, Beverly/Shawlee, Joan/Collier, Marian/Fields, Joan/Foley, Mary (I)/Perry, Helen (I)/Mitchell, Laurie/McGuiggan, Penny/Whitney, Grace Lee/O'Sullivan, Colleen/Drew, Barbara +Someone Like You... (2001)/Platt, Jess/Jackman, Hugh/Goldwyn, Tony/Kener, David/Kinnear, Greg/Perrineau, Harold/Mosso, Joe/Reddin, Keith/Hensley, Shuler/Friedman, Peter (I)/Downs, Hugh/Grant, Derick Karlton/Ekoku, A.J./Yang, Pon/Coyle, Matthew/Summer, Tegan/Jackson, Rodney 'Bear'/Burke, Adrienne/Kavner, Julie/Canterman, Daniella/Enos, Mireille/Judd, Ashley/Regan, Laura (I)/Ritter, Krysten/Camp, Colleen/Hanover, Donna/Webb, Veronica/Barkin, Ellen/Leach, Nicole/Dent, Catherine/Song, Sue Jin/Tomei, Marisa/Croom, LeAnna/Sola, Arantza/Arden, Murielle/Judd, Naomi/Singh, Sabine +Someone to Watch Over Me (1987)/Sobestanovich, John/DiBenedetto, Tony/Eilers, Jim Paul/Voland, Mark/Nielsen, Jeff (I)/Carew, Peter/Durra, Louis/Cross, Harley/Berman, David (I)/Rubinstein, John/Poe, Harlan Cary/Kane, Billy (I)/Caso, Anthony/Vernon, Harvey/Katsulas, Andreas/Berenger, Tom/Gironda, Joey/Moriarty, James E./Cass, Christopher/Kelly, Daniel Hugh/McGee, Jack (I)/Moses, Mark/Orbach, Jerry/Bishop, Anthony (I)/Gillis, Mary/Rogers, Mimi/Baron, Joanne/Bracco, Lorraine/Rockafellow, Marilyn/Gilder, Suzi/Tran, Helen/Brecke, Sharon K./Mundy, Meg/Lambros, Helen +Something to Talk About (1995)/Byrd, Donald Andrew/Duvall, Robert (I)/Hendrickson, Rusty/Quaid, Dennis/Currier, Terrence/Holden, Beau/Jenkins, Bennie L./Ferguson, J. Don/Huddleston, David/Flippo, Michael/Cullen, Brett/Watson, Muse/Rowlands, Gena/Reardon, Noreen/Butler, Marilea/Leonard, Punky/Vickers, Brinley Arden/Sedgwick, Kyra/Koon, Rebecca/Hobart, Deborah/Santacroce, Mary Nell/Aull, Haley/Randall, Ginnie/Eubanks, Shannon (I)/Parrish, Amy/Griffis, Rhoda/Ward, Heather (II)/Shropshire, Anne/Roberts, Julia (I)/Baldwin, Helen/Whittemore, Libby/Price, Jamye/Gillan, Lisa Roberts +Something Wild (1986)/Montgomery, John (I)/Ridgely, Robert/Schwartz, George 'Red'/Davis, Joseph Lee/Utt, Kenneth (I)/Bishop, Gary/Preu, Dana/Miranda, D. Stanton/Napier, Charles/Roche, Jim (I)/Hurd, James (I)/Rioux, Jeffrey R./Gilpin, Jack/The Texas Kid/Walter, Tracey/Goetzman, Gary/Marrs, Johnny (I)/Blair, Vic/Waters, John (I)/Kilman, Buzz/Saxon, Edward/Lensky, Leib/Cavano, Thomas/Chau, Dung/Hutcherson, Byron D./Liotta, Ray/Wyche Jr., George Henry/Sayles, John/Lazier, Gil/Heriq, Jeff/Scales, Steven (I)/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Smith, Marilee K./Lutz, Adelle/Amateau, Chloe/Levine, Anna (I)/Colin, Margaret/Olsen, Kristin/Falkenhain, Patricia/East, 'Sister' Carol/Shaw, Heather (I)/Drew, Mary Ardella/Demme, Dorothy/Daniels, Joanna/Tissue, Su/Kitchen-Hurd, Joanna/Byrne, Emma (I)/Griffith, Melanie/Hutcherson, Eleana/McLeod, Sandy +Something's Gotta Give (2003)/Smith, Sean (II)/Thyne, T.J./Nicholson, Jack/Tobin, John H./Asher, Cass/Brooks, Conroe/Glaser, Paul Michael/Tomasso, Scott R./Summers, Stewart/Favreau, Jon/Charof, Alan/Dauber, Lewis/Telfer, Robert Frank/Fischler, Patrick/Reeves, Keanu/Lane, Larry (II)/Watson, Kevin (I)/Spears, Peter/Crudo, André/Taylor, Scott Alan/Anton, Ara/Frenoy, Genelle/Fabiano, Michelle/McGoohan, Catherine/Mugridge, Tayrene/Bullock, Jamie/Upson, Leslie/Gum, Marjie/Wasilewski, Audrey/Spoelder, Tamara/Rose, Julia (I)/Sanford, Julie (I)/Beckford, Roxanne/Deighton, Tania/Van Graas, Daniella/Butcher, Paige/Misner, Susan/Joseph, Cindy/Jacques, Adèle/Esquivel, María (II)/Allen, Blaine/Szabo, Kristine/Nicholson, Lorraine/Nelson, Joan Adelle/Neil, Alexandra/Sweet, Tanya/Bonta, Vanna/Block, Taylor/Langdon, Lynne/Peet, Amanda (I)/Haydon, Vanessa/Le Blanc-Cabot, Melette/McDormand, Frances/Norris, Nicki/Ticotin, Rachel/Strickland, KaDee/Francis, Sonja/Sawyer, Connie (I)/Tong, Kathy/Taylor, Elayn/Daulton-Morton, Deborah/Keaton, Diane/Granli, Elisabeth/Rose, Robin Pearson/Keller, Melissa/Dizon, Suzanne/Siebel, Jennifer/Kennedy, Raney/Kennedy, Madelyn/Scott, Lorna/Quinn, Beatrice/Hiltz, Nichole +Somewhere in Time (1980)/Frank, Hal/Kaufherr, Jerry/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Voskovec, George/Clausen, Bo/Billingsley, Pat/Keefe, Francis X./Macy, William H./Jarchow, Bruce/Boomer, Steve/Liss, Ted/Ghiselli, Evans/Cerny, JoBe/Cook, Paul (II)/Earl-Edwards, Steven/Alvin, John (I)/Coven, Laurence/Swan, Robert (I)/Melvoin, Don/Matheson, Richard/Franklin, Don/Hull, David (I)/Bettin, Val/Butler, J.J./O'Hagan, William P./Chukuma/Erwin, Bill/Meekin, Ed/Williams, Taylor/Dunnigan, James P./Woods, Michael (I)/Jones, Hayden (I)/Hayden, Sean/Kazurinsky, Tim/Reeve, Christopher/Wendt, George (I)/Bugg, Susan/Wright, Teresa/Walker, Noreen/Bennett, Audrey (I)/French, Susan (I)/Michaels, Christy/Michaels, Victoria/Irish, Ann K./Gale, Eddra/Seymour, Jane (I)/Strand, Maud/Tomcheff, Erin/Neenan, Audrie J./Giovannini, Barbara/Bogan, Sandra/Matheson, Ali +Sommersby (1993)/Flaherty, Lanny/Morse, Patrick/Basham, Joe/Windom, William/McKinnon, Ray/Cress, Jake/Fallen, Stuart/Austin, Paul (I)/Faison, Frankie/Pullman, Bill/Neel, Joe/Daniel, Harry T./McNeese, Carter/Wellman, Wendell (I)/Chaykin, Maury/Ermey, R. Lee/Jones, James Earl/Gold, Dr. Michael/Williams, Mark (XVIII)/Frank, Billy L. 'Butch'/McLerran, Barry/Kelly, Stan (I)/McLerran, Josh/Stewart, Dale/Hamilton, Richard (I)/Watson, Muse/Whitworth, Dean/Sloan, Doug/B, Khaz/Kelley, Brett/Gere, Richard/Lineback, Richard/Taylor, Frank Hoyt/Weaver, Stephanie/Kirschenbauer, Karen/Taylor, Clarice/Foster, Jodie +Sommersturm (2004)/Stadlober, Robert/Kittel, Marlon/Fischer, Jeff/Casanova, Tristano/Wiesner, Michael/Ullmann, Kostja/Tonkel, Jürgen/Vilzmann, Benjamin/M'Barek, Joseph/Storm, Roman/Koffler, Hanno/Blochberger, Ludwig/Morgenstern, Miriam/Surholt, Alexa/Hart, Elisabeth/Maire, Laura/Bachleda-Curus, Alicja +Son in Law (1993)/O., Ryk/Flea/Jarvis, Graham (I)/Light, Nick (I)/Adams, Mason/Sato, Garret/Kinney, Ernie/Hatton, John (II)/Leach, Jay/Shore, Pauly/Shire, Troy/George, Mike (I)/Koch, Robert M./Burkley, Dennis/Renna, Patrick/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Lieberman, Adam (II)/Henken, Jim/Smith, Lane (I)/Fraser, Brendan/Gauthier, Dan/Schwartzman, Maurice/Dole, Emily/Pavia, Ria/Rusa, Cheryl/Coulter, Lynn/Pickett, Cindy/Thiessen, 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Michelle/Jackson, Emma (III)/Laginha, Skyla/Bursill, Tina/Thaine, Victoria/Conditsis, Ebony/Kurtz, Joyce/Danger, Willow/Massey, Rebecca/Mouser, Mary Matilyn/Glover, Trilby/Edmonds, Esosa/McQueen, Marney/Chu, Josephine/Todd, Amber/Mears, Jaime/Austin, Holly (II)/Rogers, Andie +Sonatine (1993)/Kanda, Romu/Minakata, Eiji/Natsusaka, Yuuki/Zushi, Tonbo/Yajima, Kenichi/Kitano, Takeshi/Katsumura, Masanobu/Osugi, Ren/Kinoshita, Houka/Terajima, Susumu/Yamazaki, Kanta/Watanabe, Tetsu/Tsuda, Kanji/Kokumai, Aya +Song of the South (1946)/Nokes, Georgie/Leedy, Glenn/Holland, Gene/Rolf, Erik/Stewart, Nick (I)/Baskett, James/Lee, Johnny (I)/Driscoll, Bobby/Watson, Lucile/Field, Mary (I)/Brown, Anita (I)/Patten, Luana/McDaniel, Hattie/DeCastro Sisters, The/Warrick, Ruth +Sons of Katie Elder, The (1965)/Litel, John/Fix, Paul/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Roberson, Chuck/Whitson, Paul/Allman, Sheldon/Helton, Percy/Holliman, Earl/Williams, Jack (I)/Gregory, James (I)/Doucette, John/Anderson Jr., Michael/Martin, Dean (I)/Yrigoyen, Joe/Slate, Jeremy (I)/Westerfield, James/Martin, Strother/Qualen, John/Acosta, Rodolfo (I)/Williams, Rhys (I)/Janes, Loren/Gatlin, Jerry/Anderson, Glen/Grant, Harvey/Hopper, Dennis/Wayne, John (I)/Swenson, Karl/Wills, Henry/Kennedy, George (I)/Volkie, Ralph/Hyer, Martha +Sophie Scholl - Die letzten Tage (2005)/Stetter, Florian/Hube, Jörg/Händl, Klaus/Figl, Anton/Held, Gerald Alexander/Hess, Walter (I)/Pregler, Wolfgang/Heckner, Norbert/Hennicke, André/Hoening, Christian/Brückner, Maximilian/Hinrichs, Fabian/Herwig, Paul/Suhm, Johannes/Staber, Franz/Gastdorf, Johanna/Hofstätter, Maria/Jung, Lilli (II)/Schnitzler, Frederike/Jentsch, Julia/Kelling, Petra +Sophie's Choice (1982)/Leon, Joseph/Prohic, Nedim/Sostaric, Hrvoje/Nance, Cortez/Wohl, David (I)/Kline, Kevin (I)/Tobin, Joseph/Rosenfeld, Moishe/Kalitka, Adrian/Wegenbreth, Peter/Priwieziencew, Eugeniusz/Rothman, John/Halmer, Günther Maria/Newman, Stephen D./Dahan, Armand/Pajer, Ivica/Sommer, Josef/MacNicol, Peter/Lipinski, Eugene/Mostel, Josh/Zec, Marko/Hackl, Karlheinz/Sirotin, Alexander/Jerman, Vida/Streep, Meryl/Karkowska, Krystyna/Thalbach, Katharina/Hampel, Irena/Polan, Nina/Fessl, Ulli/Markota, Sandra/Karin, Rita/Pianka, Melanie/Turken, Greta/Bartlett, Robin/Lawn, Jennifer/Karacic, Michaela/Rosenblatt, Marcell +Sorority Boys (2002)/Neece, Allen/Grunberg, Brad/French, Bruce (I)/Furst, Stephen/Stone, Stuart/Metcalf, Mark/Murdock, Tim/Vernon, John (I)/Ronat, Rich/Scolari, Peter/Posehn, Brian/Rosenbaum, Michael (I)/Farber, Daniel/Leps, Christopher/Oliveto, Nils/Beaver, Mike (I)/Wickson, Michael/Miller, Omar Benson/Turner, Stephen B./Natale, Anthony (II)/James, Dublin/Zsenyuk, Steven Paul/Coolidge, Greg/Daughton, James/Watson, Barry (I)/Beyer, Brad/Gross, Brian (I)/Williams, Harland/Denman, Tony/Sanchez, Johnny A./Tate, Jodie/Spear, Susie/Sperber, Wendie Jo/Lyons, Phyllis/Rae, Lacey/Martin, Nikki (I)/Turner, Bree/Beavon, Holly/Villalon, Jade/Stockwood, Kathryn/Bryson, Jenna/Higuchi, Kerri/Hull, Lydia/Coppen, Cristen/Matarazzo, Heather/Sagemiller, Melissa/Morrison, Jessica/Evigan, Vanessa Lee/Magee, Heather (I)/Staggs, Monica/Sciò, Yvonne/LaRocca, Angela/Seaver, Julia/Shelton, Samantha/Kiper, Jessica +Soul Plane (2004)/Crews, Terry (I)/Hart, Kevin (I)/Keys, Stephen/Witherspoon, John/Poindexter, Jeris/Boy, Big (I)/Sam, Big/Hughley, D.L./Pinkston, Ryan/Williams, Gary Anthony/Cruz, Cristian/Dogg, Snoop/Double Trouble/Strickland, Brent/Starr, J.R./Jones, Richard T./Roc, D./Hooks, Brian/Robinson, Chris (IX)/Sims, Shawn C./Malone, Karl/Wilson, Don (IX)/Badreya, Sayed/Adway, Dwayne/Lee, Robert Isaac/Jon, Lil'/Godfrey/Mulligan, Brian (I)/Morrisey, Bob/Man, Method/Jay, Baron/Kaine/Rusnak, Erik/Arnold, Tom (I)/Lee, Cameron (I)/Walker, Charles (I)/Conwell, Angell/Sommore/Pyle, Missi/Mattison, Crystal/Rogers, Laura (I)/Mo'Nique/Pinot, Cynthia/Browne, Kendall Carly/Lawton, Denyce/Wilson, Elisha/Love, Loni/Vazquez, LaLa/Carter, Sundy/Vergara, Sofía/Kebbel, Arielle/Patrick, Tera/Ordonez, Vanessa/Aubert, K.D./Reau, Lauren/Echols, Jennifer/Travis, Stacey (I)/Robinson, Angela (I)/Neitzel, Phaedra/Cole, Lanisha/Cooper, Donna/Gibbs, Nancy/Carroll, Chemin-Martinez/Dee, Francine +Soul Survivors (2001)/Foote, Nicholas/Benjaminson, Scott/Perricelli, Christopher/Pickren, Richard/Meza, Lou/Joyce, Adam/Gregg, James/Schlegel, Alex/Ocampo, Eddy/Jagodowski, T.J./Goldberg, Danny (II)/Bentley, Wes/Sassone, Michael/Beaver, Tom/Kitley, Ryan/Wilson, Luke (I)/Arias, Alberto J./Carroll, Benjamin S./Senger, Christopher/Moreno, Ken/Paoli, Carl/Schlegel, Sam/Hickman, Devert/Affleck, Casey/Hamilton, Allen/Snyder, Rick/Montanez, Shana/Sagemiller, Melissa/Southworth, Carrie/Kroslak, Candace/Williams, Robyn M./Dunford, Christine/Marshall, Marcellina/Tinari, Lara E./Barker, Jaclyn/Wiltrakis, Susan/Elliot, Shannon/Hill, Kelly/McLaurin, Elaine/Cannon, Tina/Featherstone, Angela/Farrington, Amy/Nonnemacher, Kelli/Dushku, Eliza/Robertson, Barbara E./Harper, Jen/Martinez, Stephanie/Lee, Trisha (I)/Orrico, Laura/Strus, Lusia/Mojekwu, Lily/Canning, Laurie +Sound of Music, The (1965)/Chase, Duane/Lee, Bill (IV)/Truhitte, Daniel/Callow, Alan/Haydn, Richard (I)/Harris, Sam (II)/Wright, Ben (I)/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Hammond, Nicholas (I)/Sayre, Jeffrey/Stuart, Gilchrist/McKay, Margery/Wood, Peggy (I)/Lee, Anna (I)/Turner, Debbie (I)/Parker, Eleanor (I)/Menzies, Heather/Nelson, Portia/Varden, Norma/Karath, Kym/Lloyd, Doris/Cartwright, Angela/Baker, Evadne/Nixon, Marni/von Trapp, Maria/Carr, Charmian/Andrews, Julie (I) +Sound of Thunder, A (2005)/Hyams, John (II)/Ho Hon, Chou/Kingsley, Ben/Bellefeville, Scott/Comer, John (II)/Yung, Sai-Kit/Oyelowo, David/Svetlik, Martin/Van Der Kuech, Alvin/Johnson, Corey (I)/Rohde, Armin/Chou, Ho Hon/Burns, Edward (I)/Hochholdinger, Wilfried/Armstrong, William (I)/Hausknecht, Antonin/Van Der Basch, Kurt/Zirner, August/Blanchard, Andrew/Kulhavy, Vladimir/Klenot, Jiri/Ong, Stuart/Rooper, Jemima/Novak, Anezka/Makatsch, Heike/Lespinasse, Nikita/McCormack, Catherine +Sous le sable (2000)/Lapalus, Jean-François/Doumerg, Jo/Portugais, David/Abbou, Damien/Vernier, Pierre/Cordes, Michel/Antoni, Maurice/Grieco, Patrick/Cremer, Bruno/Soubestre, Pierre (II)/Nolot, Jacques/Tainsy, Andrée/Teyssier, Agathe/Stewart, Alexandra/Rampling, Charlotte/Luchetti, Fabienne/Couvillers, Patricia/Martin, Laurence/Gaugler, Maya/Mercier, Laurence (I)/Gerbault, Charlotte/Lartigue, Nicole/Bossard, Axelle +South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut (1999)/Rhodes, Nick/Idle, Eric/Copeland, Stewart (I)/Hayes, Isaac/Stone, Matt (I)/Sawicki, Stanley G./Cross-Thomas, Anthony/McGillin, Howard/Judge, Mike (I)/Parker, Trey (I)/Howell, Bruce/Howell, Jesse/Spiner, Brent/Clooney, George/Foley, Dave (I)/Walters, Toddy/Howell, Jennifer/Adair, Deb/Clifford, Franchesca/Driver, Minnie/Bergman, Mary Kay +Southern Comfort (1981)/Carradine, Keith/Ryder, Rob/Savoy, Frank/Stelly, John/Ward, Fred (I)/Guirard, Greg/Dowd, Ned/Autry, Alan/Landham, Sonny/Smith, Lewis (I)/Balfa, Dewey/Lannom, Les/Boothe, Powers/James, Brion (I)/Seales, Franklyn/Coyote, Peter/Carter, T.K./Graf, Allan/Savoy, Marc/Borel, Orel/Borel, June/Spector, Jeannie/Bulliard, Jeanne-Louise +Soylent Green (1973)/Robinson, Edward G./Henry, Mike (I)/Barclay, John (I)/Young, Stephen (I)/Heston, Charlton/Wood, Forrest/Romero, Carlos (I)/Connors, Chuck (I)/Herbert, Tim (I)/Jenson, Roy (I)/Stone, Leonard/Farley, Morgan/Ito, Robert/Sterne, Richard/Van Patten, Dick/Delevanti, Cyril/Bissell, Whit/Houtchens, Pat/Peters, Brock/Kilpatrick, Lincoln/Dennis, John (I)/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Quabius, Faith/Charles, Marion/Kelly, Paula (I)/Gill, Beverly/King, Jennifer (I)/Lovsky, Celia (I)/Bradley, Jan/Howell, Cheri/Mitchell, Belle/Eejima, Suesie/Williams, Joyce (I)/McKenzie, Ida Mae/Hagen, Erica/Dulo, Jane/Taylor-Young, Leigh/Silva, Kathy +Space Cowboys (2000)/Devane, William/Kuznetsov, Alexander/Cromwell, James (I)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Hosking, Craig/Leno, Jay/Thomason, Mark (I)/Stapenhorst, Steve/West, Steven (I)/Wylde, Chris/Tank, Hayden/Chinery, Chip/Pender, Paul (I)/Asher, John Mallory/Linton, John (I)/Vance, Courtney B./Craig, Eli/Halligan, Tim/Huckabee, Cooper/Mpinduzi-Mott, Manning/Owens, Gordy/Emerick, Gerald/MacDonald, James (I)/Garner, James/Louden, Michael/Cybulski, Artur/Stephens, Toby/Dean, Loren/Stewart, Nils Allen/Scarry, Rick/MacDonald, Jock/Lofton, Lamont/Hamm, Jon/Michaelson, Don/McColm, Matt/Monroe, Steve (I)/Worley, Billie/Serbedzija, Rade/Henry, J.M./Eastwood, Clint/Jones, Tommy Lee/Marek-Plumb, Denise (I)/Cohn, Lauren/Babcock, Barbara (I)/Malone, Lisa/Hope, Deborah/Stedman, Anne/Olstead, Renee/Emelin, Georgia/Jolly, Deborah/Harden, Marcia Gay/Grant, Erica/McNeil, Kate (I)/Brown, Blair/Mistal, Karen/Quick, Kristin +Space Jam (1996)/Knight, Wayne (I)/Miller, Anthony (II)/Ewing, Patrick/Ursin, David/Hague, Albert/Bergen, Bob/West, Billy (II)/Westphal, Paul/Oakley, Charles/Vint, Kelly/Malone, Jeff/LaMarche, Maurice/Carter, T.K./Brown, Andre Rosey/Green, A.C./Wise, Jim (I)/DeVito, Danny/Barkley, Charles/Farmer, Bill (I)/Roselius, John/Kehela, Steve/Ceballos, Cedric/Mourning, Alonzo/Bays, Joe/Jackson, Douglas Robert/Bogues, Tyrone/Alaimo, Michael (I)/Henke, Brad William/Welker, Frank/Rome, Jim/Torres, Luke/Ainge, Danny/Miller, Bean/Schilling, William G./Harper, Derek (I)/O'Donnell, James (I)/Harris, Del (II)/Baker, Dee Bradley/Divac, Vlade/Johnson, Larry (I)/Shenbaum, Steven/Hoyes, Charles/Rothhaar, Michael/Murray, Bill (I)/Harewood, Dorian/Castellaneta, Dan/Camen, Joey/Kasper, Kent/Jordan, Michael (I)/Bird, Larry/Suttles, Darnell/Barry, Thom/Washington, Manner/Wright, Sharone/Bradley, Shawn/Gordon, Eric (II)/Hammond, Brandon (I)/Rashad, Ahmad/Melby, June/McCrimmon, Nicky/Reitman, Catherine/Ray, Connie/Randle, Theresa/Bridges, Penny Bae/Foray, June/Chance, Amy (II)/James, Charity/Lutz, Linda/Heaton, Patricia/Drake, Bebe/Wainwright, Colleen/Blue, Jocelyn/Soucie, Kath +Space Mutiny (1988)/Rogan, David/Low, Chris/Carey, Keith/Sweeney, Gary/Mitchell, Chip/Brown, Reb/Skidmore, Rick (I)/Robbins, Dennis (III)/Carrick, Neil/Anstey, Norman/Hall, Arthur/Clark, Graham (I)/Brayton, Mark/Swart, Rufus/Mitchell, Cameron (I)/Kirby, Kevin/Pringle, Guy (I)/Clarke, Graham (I)/Green, Colton/Ryan, James (IV)/Klisser, Evan J./Grayton, Mark/Law, John Phillip/Jacobs, Claudia/Cameron, Cisse/Reynel, Madyelene/Reynel, Ginette/Alexander, Lisa (II)/Mcullen, Vera/Second, Billy/Moltke, Jeanet/Goldberg, Naomi/Mitchell, Camille/Fremont, Laura +Spaceballs (1987)/Jackman, Jim (I)/Van Patten, Dick/Brooks, Mel (I)/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Stratton, Cary/Hayden, John Kennedy/Wilson, Wayne (I)/Miller, Ira/Viscuso, Sal/Kaiser, Henry (I)/Bock, Mitchell/Moranis, Rick/Finn, Earl/Winslow, Michael (I)/Wyner, George/De Luca, Rudy/Maren, Jerry/Hurt, John/Pullman, Bill/Hoyos, Antonio/Silver, Johnny/DeLuise, Dom/Swerdlow, Tommy/Russ, Tim/Riley, Jack (II)/Silla, Felix/Dreesen, Tom (I)/Meehan, Thomas (I)/MacGregor, Jeff/Marsh, Terence/Gil, Arturo/Ducommun, Rick/Graham, Ronny/Pniewski, Mike/Griffin, Tony (I)/Candy, John/O'Byrne, Bryan/Prescott, Robert (I)/Olfson, Ken/Cox, Tony (I)/Gale, Ed/Helberg, Sandy/Bullock, JM J./Yarnell, Lorene/Shear, Rhonda/Gallup, Dian/Barle, Gail/Strong, Brenda/Bevis, Leslie/Zuniga, Daphne/Booher, Dee/Young, Dey/Gallup, Denise/Pitkanen, Julie/Rivers, Joan/Hagen, Camille +SpaceCamp (1986)/Donovan, Tate/Gage, Kevin/Harris, Ron (I)/Scott, Larry B. (I)/O'Quinn, Terry/Welker, Frank/Steigman, Jon/Skerritt, Tom/Scranton, Peter/White, Terry (I)/Casey, D. Ben/Krakoff, Rocky/Holcomb, Scott/Roach, Daryl Keith/Wells, Adrian (I)/Phoenix, Joaquin/Anderson, Mitchell (I)/Primus, Barry/Phillips, Bill (IV)/Coffey, Scott (I)/McGuire, Saundra/Suggs, Hollye Rebecca/Thompson, Lea (I)/Becton, Susan/Capshaw, Kate/Preston, Kelly/Hanson, Kathy +Spanglish (2004)/Rosenthal, Phil/Hyland, Ian (II)/Church, Thomas Haden/Martin, Eddy/Carey, Liz/Lancaster, James/Cruz, Daisy (I)/Penney, Brennan W./Stone, Chris (IV)/Ward, Morgan (I)/Hernandez, Jonathan/Smith, Sean (II)/Kaler, Jamie/Munoz, Antonio/Sikking, Andrew/Molina, Ricardo (I)/Thornton, Jason/Melera, Albert/Sandler, Adam (I)/Sazo, Kristha/Moreno Jr., Carlos/Azizian, Yasmeen/Morente, Christopher/Schaeffer, Eric/Ford, Anastasia C./Rosenthal, Philip/Soto, Freddy/Sagastizado I, Tony/Steele, Sarah/Ascher, Storm/Hyland, Sarah/Bruce, Shelbie/Braun, Wendy/Gaskill, Jean/Leoni, Téa/Luna, Victoria/Garcia, Aimee/Leachman, Cloris/Suárez, Cecilia/Canela, Brenda/Locke, Spencer (I)/Ward, Cheryl/Perez, Natasha/Hiltz, Nichole/Goethals, Angela/Nieth, Nicole/Nacif, Vivianne/Vega, Paz +Spanish Prisoner, The (1997)/Gazzara, Ben/Levin, G. Roy/Stransky, Charles/Katz, Jonathan (I)/Scott, Campbell (I)/Frangione, Jim/Graff, Jerry/Robinson, Michael (III)/Matsushita, Takeo (I)/Murphy, Andrew (II)/Wallace, Jack (I)/Johnston, J.J. (I)/O'Neill, Ed (I)/McDonald, Gary (I)/Glover, Conrad/Johnson, Gus (II)/Kaldor, Christopher/Zigler, Scott/Pepe, Neil/Soule, Allen/Watson, Kevin (I)/Dunn III, Paul/Gregg, Clark/Butler, Paul (I)/Lage, Jordan/Jay, Ricky/Martin, Steve (I)/Hawley, Steven/Blamire, Larry/Pittu, David/Goldstein, Steven/Whitlock Jr., Isiah/Cuker, Elliot (I)/Geidt, Jeremy/Mamet, Tony/Smith, Lionel Mark/Friedman, Richard L./Reddick, Kristin/Weisberg, Emily/Tecosky, Olivia/Huffman, Felicity/Hinckle, Hilary/Ross, Stephanie/Yoshida, Seiko/Kallis, Carolyn 'Coco'/Potok, Charlotte/Pidgeon, Rebecca/McCann, Mary B./Katano, Mimi Jo/Voyt, Harriet +Spartacus (1960)/Kruger, Stubby/Bukich, Rudy/Strode, Woody/Stevenson, Robert (II)/Raisch, Bill/Duncan, Johnny/Perkins, Gil (I)/Stone, Harold J./Engel, Roy/Lummis, Dayton/Koszewski, Irvin 'Zabo'/Dall, John (I)/Terrell, Ken/Carmichael, Al/Haworth, Vinton/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Blackburn, Bill (II)/Young, Carleton/Farnsworth, Richard/Parry, Harvey/Harris, Brad (I)/Parker, Eddie (I)/Canutt, Tap/Olivier, Laurence/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Roberson, Chuck/Glass, Seamon/Brocco, Peter/Saunders, Russell (II)/Harvey Jr., Harry/Curtis, Tony (I)/Van Sickel, Dale/Brady, Buff/Hoyt, John (I)/Burns, Bob (VII)/Lambert, Paul (I)/Crockett, Dick/Robotham, George/Canutt, Joe/Ireland, John (I)/Horvath, Charles/Loftin, Carey/Griffith, James (I)/Sears, Jim/Courtney, Chuck/Lyons, Cliff/Ustinov, Peter/McGraw, Charles/Gold, Joe/Goodwin, Harold (I)/Steele, Tom (I)/Morgan, Bob (I)/Gavin, John (I)/Lom, Herbert/Perrin, Vic/Kincaid, Aron/Gorss, Sol/Hayward, Chuck (I)/de Corsia, Ted/Batanides, Arthur/Schaeffer, Charles (I)/Penn, Leonard/Parton, Regis/de Marney, Terence/Dennis, Nick (I)/Worlock, Frederick/Haworth, Joe/Laughton, Charles/Burns, Paul E./Wilke, Robert J./Mitchell, Gordon (I)/Hill, Hallene/Barnes, Joanna/Foch, Nina/Fletcher, Charlotte/Daniels, Carol/Jarmyn, Jil/Russell, Autumn/Simmons, Jean (I)/Vincent, Louise/Summers, Jo/Keene, Valley +Spartan (2004)/Smith, Lionel Mark/Fleming, Tim/Martin, Deb (I)/Caro, Damon/Hilow, Michael/Lamore, Morris/Gregg, Clark/Castro, Robert/Rossetti, Jonathan/Davoli, Andrew/Pellegrino, Mark/Kilmer, Val/Jennings, Bob (II)/Luke, Derek/Stanford, Aaron/Hovanesian, Danny/Butler, Ron/Friedman, Dick/Taghmaoui, Saïd/LaCentra, Chris/Gurry, Kick/O'Neill, Ed (I)/Pepe, Neil/Kaldor, Christopher/Pierson, Geoffrey/Macy, William H./Paymer, David/Barry, Scott/Hamlin, Hoyt/Culp, Steven/Ivgy, Moshe/Binamo, Chino/Aranovich, David/Kuroiwa, Michael/Barker, Marc-Allen/Perry, J.J./Mamet, Tony/Levy, Rick/Guastaferro, Vincent/Finley, Mordecai/Campbell, Jeremie/Frangione, Jim/Bella, Robert/Compton, Norm/Martinez, Steve (II)/Tandon, Christopher/Malloy, Matt (I)/Daniels, Max/Messner, Johnny/FitzGerald, Mark/Johnston, J.J. (I)/Faris, Al/Magno, Renato/Greif, Stephen/Munson, Camden/Moreno, Ken/Nogulich, Natalia/Cerceo, Chelle/Hanani, Yasmine/Kerry, Alexandra/Lindquist, Sandra/Bell, Kristen (I)/Silver, Gail/Texada, Tia/Mamet, Zosia/Bowles, Lauren/Pereira, Virginia/Luke, Sophia/Bilzerian, Lana/Bartlett, Deborah/Mamet, Clara/Ritchkoff, Jennifer/Kadivar, Shireen/Morgan, Annie/Snider, Jody/Kimbrough, Linda/Shbib, Ektimal/Farley, Margot +Spawn (1997)/Haney, Tony/Cothran Jr., John/Hughes, Miko (I)/Lew, Stewart/Akrawi, Romeo/Warren, Darryl/Coppola, Chris/Coleman, Jack (II)/Williamson, Nicol/Leguizamo, John/Caputo, Jay/Robinson, Marc (I)/White, Michael Jai/Akrawi, Mike/Sheen, Martin/McFarlane, Todd/Welker, Frank/Singer, Garrison/Genovese, Anthony/Sweeney, D.B./Papajohn, Michael/Almendare, Angelie/Clarke, Melinda/Randle, Theresa/Stepp, Laura/Gibson, Caroline/LaMorte, Robia/Beaudoin, Sydni +Specialist, The (1994)/Curry, Jon Brent/Gentile, Guillermo/Raulerson, Steve/Munafo, Tony/Steiger, Rod/Moldovan, Jeff/DeVito III, Frank A./Blake, Scott (I)/Woods, James (I)/Casey, Robert (I)/Roberts, Eric (I)/Randolph, Chase/Cejas, Juan F./Álvarez Calderón, Alfredo/Archie, John/Davis, Jackie (I)/Stallone, Sylvester/Apisa, Robert/Bornstein, Jeff/Ekins, Bud/Waugh, Scott/De Paul, Vincent (I)/Caprita, David/Tatis, Tony/Gladstone, Steve (I)/Ciarfalio, Carl/Conrad, Chris (II)/Quinonez, Cheito/Hartline, Gene/Doré Jr., Sergio/Estefan Jr., Emilio/Sexton, Brent/González Cuevas, Ramón/Graf, Allan/Sánchez, Mario Ernesto/Corone, Antoni/Roberts, Mario/Reddick, Rex (I)/Stone, Sharon (I)/Cardona, Marcela/Evors, Bobbi/Hidalgo, Yamilet/Bouck, Brittany Paige/Enriquez, Mercedes/Frazier, LaGaylia/Behrens, Yeniffer/Gracia, Anabel/More, Carmen/Nolan, Ashley/Bass, Victoria/Vilán, Mayte/Bell, Jeana +Species (1995)/Fischer, Don (I)/Burow, Kurtis/Jensen, David (I)/Schroeder, David K./Utay, William/Kingsley, Ben/Fancy, Richard/Madsen, Michael (I)/Sproule, Scott/Ashford, Matthew/Hubley, Whip/Chunga, Jimmy/Lund, Jordan/Selburg, David/Whitaker, Forest/Mendelson, Robert/Bullock, Gary/Molina, Alfred (I)/Mundi, Coati/Benítez, Jellybean/Ent, James/Kenyatta, Stogie/Welker, Frank/Guidera, Anthony/Stone, Ed (I)/McKenna, Scott/Bumiller, William/Knutson, Zak/Rodriguez, Lucy/Taylor, Dendrie/Belcher, Patricia/Morris, Virginia (I)/Henstridge, Natasha/Scott, Esther (II)/Ishii, Leslie/Hauser, Susan/Cook, Pamela/Bickerton, Melissa/Liberati, Lisa/Luke, Jayne/Helgenberger, Marg/Schneider, Marliese/Prestia, Shirley/Williams, Michelle (I)/Hee, Dana/Barclay, Caroline (I)/Ware, Herta/Leese, Sarah S. +Species II (1998)/Davis, Gary (I)/Forsythe, Henderson/Sweet, Jason/Schutt Jr., Herbert R./Ahl, Michael/Majors, Paul/Aronovic, Norman/Gartland, Mike/Ziff, Irv/Boyle, Peter (I)/James, Beau (I)/Williamson, Mykelti/Carr, Tim (II)/Fanto, Robert F./Boggs, Bill/Norris, Mark (I)/Dzundza, George/Sutton, Ted/Hughes, Liam/Turner, Dustin/Henderson, Byron/Belzer, Richard/Pratt, John C./Floyd, Sean/Kraemer, Andreas/Cromwell, James (I)/Hammond, Vincent/Lazard, Justin/Scanlon, John T./Grantz, Kevin/Hogan, Robert (I)/Benchley, Nat/Madsen, Michael (I)/Harris, Baxter/Morgan, Scott (I)/Wynter, Sarah (I)/Burger, Heidi/Gardner, Raquel/Brazil, Brittany/Duvall, Susan/Metro, Tracy/Ziemski, Lauren/Karasek, Valerie/Cyr, Myriam/Briley-Strand, Gwendolyn/Sacco, Donna/Fragale, Sarah/Newman-Breen, Alesia/Mabry, Julie/La Scala, Nancy/Spriggs, Sondra/Young, Nancy (I)/Ebo, Evelyn/Helgenberger, Marg/Young, Nancy (III)/Beard, Jane (I)/Pearson, Melanie/Deel, Felicia/Bidanie, Zite/Adams, Kim/Henstridge, Natasha/Staggs, Monica +Speed (1994 I)/Mapp, Jim/Gordon, Mark (II)/Jones, J. David/Yansick, Eddie/Wilder, Scott (I)/Murphy, Christopher C./Carberry, Joseph/Sottile, Michael/Mailhouse, Robert/Fischler, Patrick/Mora, Antonio (I)/Ruck, Alan/Gordon, Todd/Hosking, Craig/Schiff, Richard/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Tamburro, Michael/Hurley, Patrick John/Kriegel, David/Plummer, Glenn/Lund, Jordan/Hauss, Harry/Dano, Richard/Hopper, Dennis/Morton, Joe/Gelb, Richard/Carrasco, Carlos/Hosoi, Bunga/Capodice, John/Grant, Brian (II)/Fujimoto, Michael N./Villarreal, Daniel (I)/Kramer, Barry/Quon, Milton/James, Hawthorne/Starr, Beau/DuMont, James/Wright, Bruce (I)/Reeves, Keanu/Lineback, Richard/Kriski, Mark/Lim, Marylou/Barnes, Susan (I)/Martin, Sandy (I)/Goodman, Paige/Ramos, Loyda/Folkes-LeMelle, Neisha/Crudup, Loretta Jean/Grant, Beth/Toy, Patty/Villanueva, Sherri/Hultgreen, Dagny/Medina, Margaret/Crawley, Jane/Gad, Simone/Vera, Julia/Bullock, Sandra/McKee, Robin/Jackson, Sonia/Tsou, CeCe/O'Sullivan, Anne (I)/Williams, Carmen/Thomas, Tara (I)/Ohama, Natsuko/Montes, Paula/Fitzgerald, Christina +Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997)/Bont, Alexander de/McLaughlin, Cliff/Pulford, Don (I)/Beltzman, Mark/Hotz, Jeremy/Coronel, Xavier/Montesino, Alex/Conway, Tim (I)/Patric, Jason/Foster, Joe (I)/Adair-Rios, Mark/Herrick, Robert (II)/Watkins, Royale/Robinson, Michael (III)/Kriski, Mark/Pinckes, Craig A./Siegler, Ben/McCardie, Brian/O'Hagan, Michael/Taylor, Matthew (IV)/Broome, Ivory/Dafoe, Willem/Guinan, Francis/Svenson, Bo/Meyerson, Ben/Parks, Charles/Laborie, Gustavo/Hagerty, Michael G./D'Angerio, Joe/Wynne, Christopher/Brown, Carlinhos/Huff, Tommy J./Morton, Joe/Morrison, Temuera/Speight Jr., Richard/Brockton, Jeff/Patton, Tyler/UB40/Lacopo, Jay/Murciano, Enrique/Plummer, Glenn/Wagner, P.J./Rossetter, Kathryn/Chiles, Lois/Collet, Nancy/Darbo, Patrika/Diz, Jessica/Edward, Wilma/Bullock, Sandra/Barnes, Susan (I)/Dean, Allison (I)/Robertson, Kimmy/Boss, May/Ray, Connie/Bermeo, Cheryl/Tamia (I)/O'Quinn, Heather/Badger, Jennifer/Firkins, Christine/Camp, Colleen +Spellbound (1945)/Goodwin, Bill (I)/Fielding, Edward/Baker, Art/Willock, Dave/Kilian, Victor (I)/Straight, Clarence/Sanford, Erskine/Bacon, Irving/Bartell, Richard/Emery, John (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Ford, Wallace/Bates, Charles (I)/Flavin, James/Moore, Matt (I)/Geray, Steven/Lloyd, Norman/Harvey, Paul (I)/Brown, Harry (II)/Chekhov, Michael/Davis, Joel (I)/Peck, Gregory/Toomey, Regis/Curtis, Donald/Infuhr, Teddy/Richards, Addison/Carroll, Leo G./Meader, George/Scott, Janet (I)/Acker, Jean/Purdy, Constance/Bergman, Ingrid (I)/deWit, Jacqueline/Fleming, Rhonda +Spellbound (2002 I)/Richkind, Sydnor Mehr/Brigham, Ted/Song, Shuojing/Kadakia, Neil/Hooper, Geoff/Bailly, Jacques/Cameron, Alex (III)/Altman, Harry/Mohapatra, Alexander/Enders, Eric/Neuhauser, Frank/Andrews, Ned/Dolan, William/Brigham, Dan/Thampy, George/White, Ashley (I)/Stagg, Emily/DeGideo, April/Arenivar, Angela/Tejani, Amee/McCrimmon, Katie Kerwin/Lala, Nupur +Sphere (1998)/Schreiber, Liev/LaBell, Antonio/Coyote, Peter/Hall, Michael Keys/Tabakin, Ralph/Jackson, Samuel L./Hoffman, Dustin/Lewis, Huey/Pickens Jr., James/Hocke, Bernard/Latifah, Queen/Stone, Sharon (I)/Gómez, Marga +Spice World (1997)/Laurie, Hugh/Moore, Roger (I)/Gendler, Paul (I)/Wendt, George (I)/Meat Loaf/Grant, Richard E./Allen, Kevin (I)/Fry, Stephen (I)/West, Dominic/Ross, Jonathan (I)/Shepherd, Simon/Holland, Jools/Geldof, Bob/Gerrand, Fergus/Cumming, Alan/O'Donnell, Steve (I)/Kelly, Craig (II)/Lewinson, Steve/Gangadeen, Andy/Paterson, Bill (I)/Gowan, Guy/Fox, Neil/McKinney, Mark (I)/Barrymore, Michael/Sissons, Peter/John, Elton/Fahm, David/Anderson, Devon/Hoskins, Bob/Mullarkey, Neil/Briers, Richard/Martin, Michael (I)/McNally, Kevin (I)/Preece, James/Ellis, Simon (I)/Flemyng, Jason/Chandler, Simon/Costello, Elvis/O'Brien, Richard (I)/Cecil, Hugh/Humphries, Barry/Saunders, Jennifer/Mori, Naoko (I)/Rushbrook, Claire/Gideon, Llewella/Summers, Jessica/Weeks, Perdita/Halliwell, Geri/McLoughlin, Marian/Stephenson, Denise/Bunton, Emma/Chisholm, Melanie/Connors, Amanda/Shipton, Catherine/Donovan, Daisy/Beckham, Victoria/Griffiths, Harriet/Brown, Melanie (I)/Reid, Leila Adrianna +Spider (2002)/Fiennes, Ralph/Gomez, John (II)/Nightingale, Jake/Craig, Philip (I)/Hall, Bradley (II)/Ewer, Donald/McCord, Scott/Blanch, Frank/Whybrow, Arthur/Byrne, Gabriel/Stockwell, Alec/Saunders, Cliff (II)/Neville, John/Elliott, Peter (IV)/Reineke, Gary/Taggart, Rachel/Duffett, Nicola/Egan, Alison/Stockbridge, Sara/Redgrave, Lynn/Heney, Joan/Ellis, Tara (I)/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Harris, Olivia Imogen +Spider-Man (2002)/Johnson, Andray/Lane, Gary (III)/Bray, Andy/Guerra, Aaron (I)/Dafoe, Willem/Kleven, Erik/Lane, Larry (II)/Savage, Randy/Franco, James/Everbeck, R.C./Ward, James Kevin/Macnamara, Pete/Avery, Rick/Virzi, Joe/De Alessandro, Mark/Joshua, Larry/Jackson, Kevin (I)/Betts, Jack/Janes, Loren/Mehta, Ajay/Schwartz, Scott L./Norton, Jim (II)/Manganiello, Joe/Robertson, Cliff/Papajohn, Michael/Duncan, Patrick Coleman/Watford, Myk/Hall, Randy/Coppola, Chris/Simmons, J.K./Maguire, Tobey/Holcomb, David/Appel, Peter/Hayner, Christopher E./Wallace, Derek C./Redstone, Sumner/Otto, Gary/Brown, Jophery C./Huey, Shan Omar/Grunberg, Brad/Ng, Philip (II)/Paxton, John (II)/Wojnowski III, John/Nunn, Bill/Bryce, Mackenzie/Quill, Timothy Patrick/Goto, Al/Arnold, Evan/D'Onofrio, Joe/Perkins, Ron (I)/Black, Alex (I)/Patterson, Leroy/Bennett, Brian (V)/Spiegel, Scott/Habberstad, Shane/Neill, Justin/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Bartok, Jayce/Kirk, Kolby/Torres, Lou/Firth, William Joseph/Thomas, Michael Edward/Raimi, Ted/Parker, Corey Mendell/Averbach, Ari/Sims, Robair/Calvert, Bill/Becker, Gerry/Kerman, Robert/Anderson, Stanley/Valla, Sean/De Zarn, Tim/Padgett, Jason (I)/Chambers, Jacob/Smith, Matt (XIII)/Ramirez, Sara (I)/Bennett, Camille/Thompson, Lindsay (III)/De Alessandro, Chandra/Damon, Una/Gilbert, Taylor (II)/Bennett, Amy Beth/Lawless, Lucy/Fox, Jeanie/Wakeham, Deborah (I)/Bouril, Amy/Spencer, Octavia/Orenstein, Debra/González, Maribel/Clare, Jillian/Livingstone, Sally/Kelegian, Sylva/Katz, Claudia (II)/Avery, Joni/Baker, Margaret (III)/Sayre, Jill/Dodds, K.K./Sutton, Tammi/Porter, Erica D./Davidson, Kristen/Harris, Rosemary (I)/Dunst, Kirsten/Bruce, Rachael/Gray, Macy/Danielle, Lisa/Banks, Elizabeth (II)/Edner, Ashley/Gray, Laura/Barry, Julia/Holly, Kristen Marie/Yeo, Natalie T. +Spider-Man 2 (2004)/Campbell, Bruce (I)/Spiegel, Scott/Briscoe, Brent/Calvert, Bill/Lee, Stan (I)/Blanc, David/Franco, James/Quill, Timothy Patrick/Sparks, Hal/Virzi, Joe/Maguire, Tobey/Edelman, Gregg/Carey, Tom (I)/LaMarr, Phil/Warren, Garrett/Rogers, Zachry/Gillies, Daniel/Kim, Daniel Dae/Diamond, Reed (I)/Landis, John (I)/Skversky, Scott/Bale, Andy/Storms, Tim/Raimi, Ted/Connell, Kelly/Baskin, Elya/Lombardi, Louis/Vouras, Peter/Campisi, Tony/Fegan, Roshon/Connor, Brendan Patrick/Dafoe, Willem/Callahan, Dan (I)/Epp, Jopaul/Dean, Calvin/Mandvi, Aasif/Bonsangue, Frank/Simmons, J.K./Hicks, Dan (I)/Epp, Weston/Cincotti, Peter/Fiore-Ortiz, Jason/Fante, Fabrizio/Rogers, Bill E./Gramm, Phillip/Jerome, Timothy/Jefferies, Marc John/McHale, Joel/McRobbie, Peter/Allas, Peter/Anderson, Dakota/Williams, Rickey G./Moreno, Ismael/Metcalf, Troy/Paxton, John (II)/Rawlings, Donnell/Diaz, Joey/Langley, Frank/Baker, Dylan (I)/Thomas, Michael Edward/Nunn, Bill/Capone, Vince/Molina, Alfred (I)/Robertson, Cliff/Dykstra, Chloe/Dinh, Elyse/Pope, Savannah/Roderick, Rachelle/Bryant, Joy/Tovah, Mageina/Huege, Janet/Cheung, Cindy (I)/Gordon, Simone/Lam, Venus/Gilbert, Taylor (II)/Banks, Elizabeth (II)/Betancourt, Anne/Harris, Rosemary (I)/Park, Susie/Peters, Tricia/Murphy, Donna/Baron, Joanne/Sayre, Jill/Dunst, Kirsten/Somerville, Bonnie/Copeland, Christina R./Mastrippolito, Carina/Cheek, Molly/Rogers, Ella/Brown, Brianna/Lehrer, Rachel/Katz, Claudia (II)/Max, Julia/Ferlito, Vanessa/Deschanel, Emily/Estabrook, Christine +Spies Like Us (1985)/Milligan, Stuart/Costa-Gavras/Newman, Edwin/Oz, Frank/Hoye, Stephen/Rousakov, Sergei/Daniel, Sean/Conder, Terrance/Harding, Jeff (I)/Davison, Bruce/Hope, Bob (I)/Ross, Ricco/Brest, Martin/Thomsen, Bjarne/Cohen, Larry (I)/Raimi, Sam/Daughton, James/Sharpe, Richard/Swaim, Bob/Hatten, Tom/Prince, William (I)/Dombrovski, Garrick/Cyrus, Tony/Daveikis, John/Meddings, Derek/King, B.B./Staahl, Jim/Sira, Gurdial/Stewart, Mark (I)/Novgorodtsev, Seva/Paynter, Robert/Harryhausen, Ray/Apted, Michael/Frewer, Matt/Casey, Bernie/Forrest, Steve/Aykroyd, Dan/Bilzerian, Laurence/Chase, Chevy/Gilliam, Terry/Lambert, Douglas (I)/Malcolm, Christopher/Coen, Joel/Kruk, Richard (I)/McKeown, Charles/Dixon, Donna/Folsey, Erin/Anlauf, Sally/Bogok, Gusti/Plotnikova, Svetlana/Henson, Heather/Random, Margo/Sorenson, Heidi/Gair, Nancy/Angel, Vanessa +Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002)/Paul, Adam (I)/Napier, Charles/Cait, Robert/Rubano, John/Levin, Matt (I)/Cromwell, James (I)/Horse, Michael/Damon, Matt/McGonagle, Richard/LeBeau, Jeff/Fullilove, Donald/McClarnon, Zahn/Matheus, Connor/Bernet, Chopper/Studi, Daniel/Midthunder, David/Wells, Meredith +Spitfire Grill, The (1996)/Jackson, Stuart (I)/Murray, Forrest (I)/Mulroney, Kieran/Mientka, Dennis/Levering, Cliff/Addis, Richard/Lloyd Sr., Sam/Patton, Will (I)/Jackson, John M./Hogue, Jim/Sartain, Gailard/Groome, Malcolm/Grow, Emerson/Johnson, Harry (I)/Cook, Ed (I)/Grow, Lincoln/Smith, Patty (III)/De Cormier, Louise/Moore, Gracie/Langford, Lisa Louise/Becker, Stacy/Tippo, Patti/Griesemer, Ida/Burstyn, Ellen/St. Onge, Janet/Callan, Monica/Catlin, Faith/Cook, Linda O./Harden, Marcia Gay/Elliott, Alison (I) +Splash (1984)/Ritz, James (I)/Hoiseck, Ronald F./Rice, Maurice (I)/Di Cicco, Bobby/Hallett, Jack (I)/Doucette, Jeff (I)/Chesney, Al/Epstein, Pierre/Kuhlman, Ron/Jerosa, Vincent/Macaulay, Charles/Edwards, Daryl/Levy, Eugene/Howard, Clint/Grifasi, Joe/Formicola, Fil/Vallelonga, Nick/Delano, Lee/DiBenedetto, Tony/Shull, Richard B./Denton, Jack (II)/Cirillo, Joe/Dreisbach, Jeffrey/Toner, Tom/Applegate, Royce D./Smitrovich, Bill/Nelson, David Lloyd/Kreps, David/Cinardo, Nick/Olsen, Dana (I)/Knell, David/Hanks, Tom/Greene, Shecky/Nelson, David (I)/Thomas, Christopher (I)/Late, Jason/Wyenn, Than/Dano, Richard/Morris, Howard (I)/Mitchell, Charles (V)/Howard, Rance/Candy, John/Lerner, Fred/Ganz, Lowell/Walker, Charles (I)/Tiano, Lou/Mandel, Babaloo/Longo, Tony/Cronin, Patrick (I)/Benczak, Margaret/Raffa, Nancy/Lucas, Victoria/Marie, Louisa/Wildman, Valerie/Rapp, Ilana/Denney, Nora/Long, Jodi/Ingersoll, Amy/Saki, Eileen/Hannah, Daryl/Mackarvich, Shayla/Sasson, Lilian/Goodman, Dody/Peck, Clare/Jacobson, Jill/Grazer, Corki/Kessler, Lori/Howard, Cheryl (I)/Varela, Migdia +Splendor in the Grass (1961)/Matthews, Charles (III)/Stewart, Fred/McGovern, John (I)/Howell, Hoke/Cambridge, Godfrey/Francis, Ivor/Antonio, Lou/Cortés, Carlos/Hingle, Pat/Roche, Eugene (I)/Antonio, Jim/Slade, Mark (I)/Lockwood, Gary/Inge, William/Beatty, Warren/Garrison, Sean (I)/Robinson, Charles (III)/Field, Crystal/Norris, Jan/Lampert, Zohra/Wood, Natalie (I)/Loring, Lynn/Adams, Marla/Bartlett, Martine/Mackay, Phoebe/Dennis, Sandy (I)/Loden, Barbara/Roos, Joanna/Christie, Audrey/Diller, Phyllis (I) +SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, The (2004)/Tambor, Jeffrey/Montesinos, Gino/Logan, Kristopher/Zelaya, Jose (XI)/Baldwin, Alec/Drymon, Derek/Wise, Jim (I)/Seth, Joshua/Griesbaum, Gerard/Alazraqui, Carlos/Kenny, Tom (I)/Hillenburg, Stephen/Blaney, Tim/FitzGerald, D.P./Haggerty, Dylan (I)/Cummins, Chris/Fagerbakke, Bill/Jones, Randolph/Duffey, Todd/Russell, Robin (II)/Wilson, Thomas F./Santillan Jr., Maxie J./DeYoung, Peter/McKay, Cole S./Baker, Dee Bradley/Springer, Aaron/Lawrence, Mr./Ross, Neil (I)/Hasselhoff, David/Kingi, Henry/Siciliano, John/Stifel, David/Baker, Alex (II)/Brown, Clancy/McCarthy, Bart/Schooler, Tommy/Bell, Michael (I)/Hendry, Aaron/Wilson, Ben (V)/Bumpass, Rodger/Zies, Paul/Johansson, Scarlett/Talley, Jill/Irwin, Sirena/Catlett, Mary Jo/Tovah, Mageina/Lawrence, Carolyn/Alan, Lori +Spoorloos (1988)/Souza, Roger/Grandeau, Jean/Rousset, Didier/Raphaeline/Magilton, Ian/Bervoets, Gene/Verhoef, Reinier/Bayle, David/Djahnit, Aziz/Forget, Pierre/Jacquet, Eric/Martinez, M./Guizerix, François/Lucibello, Robert/Donnadieu, Bernard-Pierre/Glenn, Lucille/Doumee/Steege, Johanna ter/De Groote, Mieke/Le Saché, Bernadette/Wise, Linda/Latarjet, Tania/Gazaix, Ghislaine/Eckhaus, Gwen/Appéré, Caroline/Wuensche, Faustine +Spun (2002)/Arquette, Alexis/Peck, Josh/Schwartzman, Jason/Rourke, Mickey/Jeremy, Ron/Knickerbocker, Thomas/Stormare, Peter/Drake, Larry/Kaye, Tony (I)/Fugit, Patrick/Corgan, Billy/Roberts, Eric (I)/Halford, Rob/Gonzalez, Nicholas/Leguizamo, John/Cottini, Jorge/Bocanegra, Elisa/O'Donnell, Annie/Suvari, Mena/Hunter, Chloe/Brounstein, Lisa/Chow, China/Lesa, Ericka/Harry, Deborah (I)/Martin, Marji/Ayanna, Charlotte/Murphy, Brittany/Mendoza, Julia +Spy Game (2001)/Linka, Peter/McGrath, Pat (III)/Essahmi, Aziz Ait/Csuja, Imre/Hagon, Garrick/Farnsworth, Freddie Joe/Marsh, Matthew/Xu, Tony/Quatib, Mohamed/Scudder, Sam/Oberfrank, Pál/Buell, Bill (I)/Dillane, Stephen/Sung, Mark/Bryggman, Larry/Kenderesi, Tibor/Wong, Benedict/Djalili, Omid/Collins, Quinn/Stinton, Colin/Chanet, Joseph/Chui, Mark/Porter, Ian (I)/Leung, Ken (I)/Williams, Terrance Ottis/Picasso, Mohamed/Lung, Tong (I)/Amidou/Regragui, Farid/Milligan, Stuart/Boyce, Todd (I)/Tsou, Yee/Rékasi, Károly/Grainger, Andrew/Röttgen, Wil/Rimmer, Shane/Dye, Dale/Tardy, Balázs/Boo Khoo, Ian/Hemmings, David/Goritsas, Demetri/Stadler, Joerg/Chan, Michael Paul/Tse, David K.S./Embree, James/Wang, Vincent (I)/Tse, Daniel/Aubrey, James/Massad, Nabil/Yi, Ho/Nall, Frank/Pitt, Brad/Moulay, Moustapha/Cheung, David (I)/Pang, Adrian/Wong, Logan/Johnson, Yann/Wright, Rufus (I)/Groth, Gregory/Yeoh, Eddie/Hodgkins, Tom/Zágoni, Zsolt/Schramek, Géza/Tang, Hon Ping/Redford, Robert (I)/Briggs, Tim (I)/Maynard, Ted/Smith, Iain (I)/Paige, Kimberly (II)/Chappell, In-Sook/Deutsch, Anita/McCormack, Catherine/Osvárt, Andrea/Völgyi, Melinda/Rampling, Charlotte/Jean-Baptiste, Marianne/Lukéj, Gabi +Spy Hard (1996)/Fabio (I)/Cotter, Wayne/Garrett, Brad (I)/G, Johnny/Eliopoulos, Paul/Kassir, John/Negron, Taylor/Betts, Erik/Bostwick, Barry/Gray, Bruce (I)/Dente, Joey/Lewis, Rawle D./Jackson, Kevin (I)/Armstrong, Curtis/Tanzillo, Pat/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Patton, Tyler/Yankovic, 'Weird Al'/McKnight, Esau/English, Andrew Christian/Ciarfalio, Carl/Hill, Hollis (II)/Kayne, Omega/Grunberg, Brad/Gogin, Michael Lee (I)/Kusatsu, Clyde/Howe, Brian/Campbell, Keith (I)/Deezen, Eddie/Montano, Fran/Lauchu, Carlos/Manfrellotti, Jon/Johnson, Valentino/Kottke, Austin/Ales, John/Mr. T/Sanders, Jeff (I)/Durning, Charles/Piemonte, Pee Wee/Sharp, Thom/Charles, Ray (I)/Berryman, Michael/Worthington, Reid/Owens, Gary (I)/Burrows, Stephen/Gamble, Mason/Loc, Tone/Clinton, Roger/Guillaume, Robert/Baskin, Elya/Barillaro, William/Grover, Kevin/Hogan, Hulk/Trebek, Alex/Morita, Pat/Leahs, Michael/Cramer, Rick/Riis, Asbjørn 'Bear'/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Griffith, Andy (I)/Morgan, Ron/Culp, Robert/Marcotulli, Bruno/Stevens, Sally/Lange, Kelly/Klimaszewski, Elaine/Romanov, Stephanie/Isaacs, Barbara/Barnum, Billie/Long, Jeanie/Waters, Julia/Waters Willard, Maxine/Brothers, Joyce/Shattuck, Shari/Brown, Downtown Julie/Soto, Talisa/Kaitan, Elizabeth/Arning, Tina/Obodzinski, Gayle/Harden, Marcia Gay/Payne, Julie (I)/Trang, Thuy/Nicholson, Mil/Vega, Táta/Paul, Alexandra (I)/Harmon, Linda (II)/Del Rey, Maria/Anderson, Maxi/Klimaszewski, Diane/Moffat, Katherine/Lombard, Carol/Nerlino, Joanne/Koldenhoven, Darlene/Wagner, Jeannine/Sheridan, Nicollette/Leon, Tara/Visser, Angela/James, Nia +Spy Kids (2001)/Marin, Cheech/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Crossley, Davyn/Sabara, Evan/Robinson, Troy/Linklater, Richard/Hooker, Houston/Carbaugh, Devin/Bossley, Andy W./Reno, Johnny (I)/Dashnaw, Jeffrey J./Fair, Addisyn/Oeding, Lin/Santibáñez, Roberto/Judge, Mike (I)/Navarro, Guillermo/Lee, Ricky (III)/Havens, Steve/Sabara, Daryl/Ospina, Ermahn/Villareal, Julio/Trejo, Danny/Black, Louis/Patrick, Robert (I)/Clooney, George/Clark, Dick (I)/Shea, Shannon/Denzlinger, Jeremy/Shalhoub, Tony/Navarro-Mackissack, Emilio/Batey, Trant/Jeanes, Jace/Cumming, Alan/Ramirez-Berg, Charles/Cabrera, Norman/Bryan, Brinton/Keller, Zoe/Duhame, Rachel/Dawes, Rhonda/Vonne, Patricia/Rodriguez, Rebecca (I)/Lanza, Angela/Slack, Kara/Finney, Megan/Hatcher, Teri/Gugino, Carla/Hannigan, Nita/Vega, Alexa +Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams (2002)/Cumming, Alan/O'Leary, Matt/Kash, Landon/Trejo, Danny/Paxton, Bill/Hayden, Ron/Johnson, Vincent/Hilliard, Justin D./Turner, Mark (V)/Robinson, Troy/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Marin, Cheech/Thornton, Brian (I)/Campbell, Ian (XV)/Rice, Andrew (II)/Sherman, Jess/Buscemi, Steve/Judge, Mike (I)/Scott, Spencer (I)/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Montalban, Ricardo/Dudley, Dale/Koenig, Michael S./Edwards, Ken (I)/Bright, Keith (I)/Sabara, Daryl/Shalhoub, Tony/Sabates, Felix/Osment, Emily/Taylor, Holland/Sabates, Lynda/Sabates, Victoria/Abbott, Deborah/Vega, Alexa/Cannon, Deidre A./Lanza, Angela/Darrow, Tiger/Sabates, Alexandra/Momsen, Taylor/Gugino, Carla/Marin, Jasmine/DeGeer, Eli +Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over (2003)/Wertheimer, Steve (I)/Shalhoub, Tony/Montalban, Ricardo/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Vito, Robert/Paxton, Bill/Paxton, James/Cumming, Alan/O'Leary, Matt/Turney, Lane/Wood, Elijah/Fonseca, Bob/Sabara, Daryl/Trejo, Danny/Powell Jr., Glen/Rose-Garcia, Alejandro/Sabara, Evan/Stallone, Sylvester/Buscemi, Steve/Marin, Cheech/Judge, Mike (I)/Pinkston, Ryan/Edner, Bobby/Clooney, George/Marquardt, Peter/Jines, Courtney/Taylor, Holland/Gomez, Selena/Vega, Alexa/Hayek, Salma/Chen, Camille/Osment, Emily/Gugino, Carla +Spy Who Loved Me, The (1977)/Salem, Murray/Stine, Eric/Jewers, Ray/Baker, George (I)/Bulloch, Jeremy/Reid, Milton/Sherman, Bob (I)/Richmond, Doyle/Gotell, Walter/Fortune, Kim/Sheedy, Robert/Shaps, Cyril/Webb, Chris (I)/Lee, Bernard (I)/Bury, Sean (I)/de Souza, Edward/Blanch, Dennis/Wilkin, Jeremy/Tafler, Sydney/Howarth, Michael/Adem, Yashaw/Moore, Roger (I)/Gwaspari, Brian/Leech, George/Warwick, Dean/Staiton, Don/Rimmer, Shane/Gerrard, Tom (I)/Auker, David/Marshall, Bryan (I)/Temperley, Stephen/Moses, Albert (II)/Kiel, Richard/Ellsworth, Nick/Muncke, Christopher/Llewelyn, Desmond/Ensor, Peter/Hassett, Ray/Roubicek, George/Marzello, Vincent/Hagon, Garrick/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Sawalha, Nadim/Sperber, Milo/Jürgens, Curd/Shaw, Anthony Pullen/Whitman, Peter/Allen, Irvin/Anwar, Rafiq/Wilson, Michael G./Billington, Michael (I)/Tourjansky, Victor/Evans, Ray (III)/Bury, Jonathan/Salthouse, John/Truscott, John/Sarbutt, John/Coote, Jeremy/Rabin, Lenny/Simmons, Bob (I)/Keen, Geoffrey/Bannon, Paul/Campbell, Nicholas/Mallaby, George/Forrest, Anthony (I)/Brown, Robert (I)/McNally, Kevin (I)/Alon, Roy/Morris, Keith (II)/Michalski, Kazik/Buckley, Keith/Cooper, Jack (II)/Andrews, Barry (I)/Reuber-Staier, Eva/Rodrigues, Dawn/York, Felicity/Maxwell, Lois/Vanner, Sue/Bach, Barbara/Bisera, Olga/Leon, Valerie/Goodall, Jill (I)/Pavel, Anika/Munro, Caroline/Galsworthy, Marilyn +Squid and the Whale, The (2005)/Schrank, Ben/Benger, David/Torriente, Juan/Smolen, Benjamin/Kline, Owen/Berkman, Bo/Lawson, Wayne/Otero, Hector/Kaplan, Matthew (I)/Baldwin, William/Newman, Peter (I)/Srebnick, Josh/Santiago, Michael/Eisenberg, Jesse/Leung, Ken (I)/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Kaplan, Simon/Baumbach, Nico/Wilkis, Alan/Kirsch, Matthew (II)/Hamilton, James (X)/Rose, Adam (I)/Gelb, Eli/Countryman, Michael/Glovinsky, Henry/Paquin, Anna/Daddario, Alexandra/Gormley, Peggy/Meriwether, Elizabeth/Yang, Jo (I)/Towers, Patricia/Plunkett, Maryann/Srebnick, Amy/Markowicz, Daniella/DeWitt, Joyce/Straub, Emma/Feiffer, Halley/Kline, Greta/Barton, Molly/Linney, Laura/Meyer, Melissa +St. Elmo's Fire (1985)/Laurance, Matthew/Iribarren, Daniel/Nemes, Scott/Turner, Jim (I)/Scott, Andy (I)/Lampert, Jeffrey/Miller, Dean R./Iraberen, Christian/Moss, Don (I)/Eden, Daniel/Cutler, Jon/Bierdz, Thom/McCarthy, Andrew (I)/Clark, Blake/Winningham, Patrick/Isaac, Vincent J./Bowman, Bennet/Lowe, Rob (I)/Carrington, James/Machado, Mario/Anders, Jamie/Nelson, Judd/Estevez, Emilio/Balsam, Martin/Baker, David Lain/Hubley, Whip/Jaffe, Seth/Meerbaum, Nora/Sheedy, Ally/Winding, Michele/Wright, Jenny (I)/Page, Laurel/Winningham, Mare/Solomon, J.T./Van Patten, Joyce/Birkett, Bernadette/Arlen, Elizabeth/MacDowell, Andie/Lee, Kaaren/Kain, Judy/Moore, Demi/Horsford, Anna Maria/Dietrich, Cindi/Feury, Stephanie/Hecht, Gina +Stage Beauty (2004)/Fox, Edward (I)/Dunn, Robin (III)/Westhead, David/Chaplin, Ben/Hutchinson, Derek/Gunn, Joe (I)/Street, John (VI)/Decio, David/Merchant, Andy/Tannen, John/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Letheren, Mark/Crudup, Billy/Hollander, Tom/Everett, Rupert/Dodd, James (II)/Barber, Nick (I)/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Kempton, Jack/Bonneville, Hugh/Marcus, Stephen/Tapper, Zoe/Woolgar, Fenella/Eve, Alice/Gulliford, Hermione/Danes, Claire/Chandler, Nancy (II)/Calthorpe, Isabella/Worrall, Madeleine/Higgins, Clare (I) +Stagecoach (1939)/Lee, Duke R./Clemente, Steve (I)/Tyler, Tom (I)/Homans, Robert/Pennick, Jack/Jenks, Si/Tenbrook, Harry/McVey, Paul (I)/Whitehorse/Bancroft, George (I)/Keefe, Cornelius/Hopper, William (I)/Pegg, Vester/Worden, Hank/Carradine, John/Churchill, Berton/Farnum, Franklyn/Baker, Frank (I)/Stubbs, Chuck/Mason, Louis/Rickson, Joe/Canutt, Yakima/Ford, Francis/Curtis, Jack (I)/Borzage, Danny/Lorch, Theodore/Holt, Tim/McGrail, Walter/Big Tree, Chief John/Brady, Edward (I)/Martin, Chris-Pin/Ortego, Artie/Cody, Bill (I)/McCormick, Merrill/Odell, Kent/Meek, Donald/Mitchell, Thomas (I)/Washburn, Bryant/Wayne, John (I)/McGowan, J.P./Driscoll, Tex/Devine, Andy (I)/Roosevelt, Buddy/Mason, Jim (I)/Billings, Ted/Lake, Florence/Blowne, Wiggie/Trevor, Claire/Platt, Louise/Cecil, Nora/Walker, Mary Kathleen/Brunette, Fritzi/Gibson, Helen (I)/Ríos, Elvira/Deighton, Marga Ann/Doyle, Patsy/Appleby, Dorothy/Fowler, Brenda +Stakeout (1987)/Makaro, J.J./Tracey, Ian/Quinn, Aidan (I)/Pantages, Tony (I)/Hetherington, Gary/Estevez, Emilio/Andersen, Scott/Billings, Earl/Brass, David/Whitaker, Forest/Wodia, Kyle/Dreyfuss, Richard/MacKay, Don/Davies, Jackson/Berry, Lloyd/Clayton, Chris J. (I)/Mankuma, Blu/Davis, Don S. (I)/Kondrashoff, Kim/Dean, Roger (II)/Lauria, Dan/Chambers, Lossen/Boepple, Beatrice/Matheson, Norma/Williams, Denalda/Bracco, Elizabeth/Stowe, Madeleine/Speck, Jan +Stalag 17 (1953)/Stone, Robinson/Shawley, Robert/Gerber, Jerry (II)/Mulcahy, William/Graves, Peter (I)/Beedle, Richard P./Ruman, Sig/Sortomme, Warren/Ling, Wesley/Willenz, Max/Templeton, Bob/Maresch, Harald/Reardon, Harry (II)/Brand, Neville/Cameron, Don (II)/Pierson, William (I)/Singer, A. Gerald/Moore, Michael (III)/Morse, Robin (I)/Wayne, Steve (I)/Beckham, Rodric/Scott, James R./Gaston, Ralph/Kalser, Erwin/Salata, Paul/Caston, Jarvis/Ploski, Joe/Mitchum, John/Lawrence, Jay (I)/Dabney Jr., James/Holden, William (I)/Taylor, Don (I)/Strauss, Robert (I)/Lembeck, Harvey/Leeds, Peter/Gould, Ross/Trzcinski, Edmund/Sheehan, Bill (I)/Taylor, Anthony M./Wells, Alexander J./Cook, Tommy/Veitch, John (II)/Street, Herbert/McLean, Bill/Baldwin, Peter (I)/Grower, Russell/Stratton, Gil/Preminger, Otto/Forcht, Carl/Erdman, Richard (I)/Bagdasarian, Ross/Vashkulat, Lyda/McLe, Svetlana/Sondakoff, Mara/Eaton, Yvette/Gursky, Alla/Carroll, Janice/Strauss, Audrey +Stalingrad (1993)/Preucil, Jan/Bolloff, Thorsten/Hermánek, Karel/Rudolph, Sebastian/Hábl, Karel/Mang, Pavel/Knoepfle, Christian/Svarc, Bohumil/Mehnert, J. Alfred/Hermanek, Kaja/Kuhn, Mark/Vencl, Zdenek/Ricanek, Svatopiunk/Hlusicka, Karel/Wachholz, Alexander/Randa Jr., Cestmír/Okras, Dieter/Emigholz, Heinz/Sevcik, Otto/Dvorak, Otmar/Steindler, Oliver/Horwitz, Dominique/Koller, Alexander/Mantila, Aale/Skarke, Petr/Kretschmann, Thomas/Lange, Thomas/Cermak, Hynek/Broumis, Oliver/Ries, Jophi/Schuster, Ferdinand/Nickel, Jochen/Groth, Sylvester/Tomsa, Jaroslav/Benrath, Martin/Cap, Flip/Vilsmaier, Janina/Vilsmaier, Theresa/Arnold, Ulrike/Vávrová, Dana/Leppänen, Pirjo/Steindlerova, Jana +Stalker (1979)/Solonitsyn, Anatoli/Jurno, Faime/Fedoro, Olegar/Grinko, Nikolai/Kajdanovsky, Aleksandr/Rendi, R./Kostin, Ye./Frejndlikh, Alisa/Abramova, Natasha +Stand and Deliver (1988)/Elizalde, Phillip/Gotay, Will/Eliot, Mark/Thomas, Fernando/Garcia, Andy (I)/Yama, Michael/Moreno, Richard (I)/Olmos, Edward James/Baca, Patrick/Frohman, Star/Kierney, Tyde/Garron, Victor/Hutton, Rif/Villarreal, Daniel (I)/Aguila, Justin/Lucero, Dominic/Phelan, Mark/Argenziano, Carmen/Abalos, David Brian/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Adler, Michael (I)/Galloway, Graham (I)/Everett, Mark (I)/Glazer, Eugene Robert/Goldfinger, Michael/Olmos, Bodie/Martinez, Richard (IV)/Victor, James/Torrès, Henry (I)/Vera, Bárbara/Clemente, Aixa/Barrios, Irma/Álvarez, Adelaida/López, Irene Olga/DeSoto, Rosanna/Paris, Virginia/Seynos, Jessica/Oliu, Ingrid/Carvalho, Betty (I)/Montana, Karla/Marquez, Vanessa/Cruise, Yvette/Harris, Estelle/Nicole, Lydia/Fuentes, Sonia +Stand by Me (1986)/Luttrell, Kent W./Williams, Matt (I)/Feldman, Corey/Wheaton, Wil/Popeye (IV)/Kirby, Bruce/Burke, Art/Owens, Charlie/Durock, Dick/Riley, Gary (I)/Hodges, John/Hodges, Kenneth (I)/Elliott, Rick/Oliver, Jason (I)/Siemaszko, Casey/Cusack, John/Naylor, Jason/Dreyfuss, Richard/Lindberg, Andy/Beach, Scott/Phoenix, River/Pollard, Korey Scott/Bronder, William/Gregg, Bradley (I)/O'Connell, Jerry/Sutherland, Kiefer/Quinn, Chance (I)/Babbs, O.B./Bell, Marshall/Swift, Madeleine (I)/Bobst, Geanette/Thorpe, Susan/McCain, Frances Lee +Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures (2001)/Berkoff, Steven/Vitali, Leon/Ligeti, György (I)/Kubrick, Stanley/Mazursky, Paul/Aldiss, Brian/Spielberg, Steven (I)/Herr, Michael/Cruise, Tom/Clarke, Arthur C./Cox, Alex (I)/Harris, James B./Modine, Matthew/Yentob, Alan/McDowell, Malcolm/Nicholson, Jack/Frewin, Anthony/Semel, Terry/Singer, Alexander/Schickel, Richard/Calley, John/Allen, Woody/Field, Todd/Daviau, Allen/Hobbs, Philip (II)/Dullea, Keir/Herrtage, Mike/Harlan, Jan/Ustinov, Peter/Lashmar, Paul/Di Giulio, Ed/Parker, Alan (I)/Trumbull, Douglas/Blau, Louis C./Scorsese, Martin/Marcus, Steven (III)/Adam, Ken/Palmer, Tony (I)/Pollack, Sydney/Milsome, Douglas/Kubrick, Vivian/Kubrick, Katharina/Kubrick, Gert/Kubrick, Christiane/Kubrick, Anya/Adams, Margaret (III)/Carlos, Wendy/Kroner, Barbara/Kidman, Nicole/Taylor, Sybil/Duvall, Shelley/Canonero, Milena/Kane, Irene/Windsor, Marie +Stanza del figlio, La (2001)/Nobile, Roberto/De Vita, Paolo/Accorsi, Stefano/Morgensztern, Noam/Alessandri, Lorenzo/Bertorelli, Toni/Moretti, Nanni/Abbati, Stefano/Orlando, Silvio/Petrocelli, Antonio/De Francesco, Roberto/Ascoli, Alessandro/Bernacchini, Marcello/Lo Nardo, Emanuele/Infusini, Alessandro/Santamaria, Claudio/Sanfelice, Giuseppe/Cantarelli, Dario/Scarpa, Renato/Della Seta, Claudia/De Santis, Luisa/Vigliar, Sofia/Morante, Laura/Trinca, Jasmine/Danco, Eleonora/Bonucci, Silvia +Star Is Born, A (1954)/Norton, Barry (I)/Brinegar, Paul/Becwar, George/Monaghan, John (I)/Van Sickel, Dale/Bauman, Richard H./Volkie, Ralph/Cound, Tom/Baker, Jack (VI)/Mason, Louis/Ferguson, Frank (I)/Coffin, Tristram/Conklin, Heinie/Dumas, Robert/Wilson, Tom (I)/Watts, Charles (I)/Dew, Eddie/Bickford, Charles/Taylor, Dub (I)/Tomei, Louis/Bradford, Marshall/Levitt, Paul/Kreig, Frank/Marlowe, Frank (I)/Howland, Olin/Halton, Charles/Conrad, Charles J./Miller, Patrick (I)/Mason, James (I)/Bouchey, Willis/Heydt, Louis Jean/Noonan, Tommy/Whitney, Duff/Bacon, Irving/Nyman, Ron/DeCoe, Jerry/Stevenson, Robert (II)/Richards, Don (I)/Shelton, Don (I)/Kitchel, George/Hill, Al (I)/Moore, Hal J./Loftin, Carey/Arnold, Phil (I)/Taylor, Wayne (I)/Armstrong, David (III)/Simmons, Dick (I)/Wilcox, Frank/Hathaway, Michael (II)/McCabe, Don/Kenny, Jack (II)/Hail, Michael/Carson, Jack (I)/Sutton, Grady (I)/Anders, Rudolph/Holmes, Stuart/Johnson, Jay (I)/Galindo, Nacho/Pepper, Jack (I)/DeWitt, Alan/Woodley, Jean/Sailes, Bobby/Space, Arthur/Puglia, Frank/Colt, Samuel/Farrell, Timothy (I)/Blakiston, Tom/Bryar, Paul/Helton, Percy/Beddoe, Don/Carmichael, Ross/Fisher, George (II)/Merton, Charles/Finn, Gordon/Rhodes, Grandon/Wayne, Harte/Ellis, Jack (II)/Russell, Henry (I)/Hyland, James (I)/Harmon, Jack (II)/Almeida, Laurindo/Treacy, Emerson/Webb, Richard (I)/Ryan, Dick (I)/Green, Joe (II)/Sexton, Patrick/Pogue, Mel/Chandler, Chick/O'Malley, Pat (I)/Kulky, Henry/Hoy, Robert F./Evans, Rex/Strong, Robert (I)/Dougherty, Joe/Jellison, Bob/Blanke, Oscar/Wyman, Stephen (I)/Thorpe, Ted/Saxon, John/Mills, Mort/Bell, Rodney (I)/Kramer, Allen/Graff, Wilton/Hamilton, Joseph (I)/Wilton, Eric/Martin, Strother/Heindorf, Ray/Rio, Larry/Thompson, Al (I)/Kingston, Tom/Burt, Benny/Penn, Leonard/Mell, Joseph/Brown, James (II)/Stevens, Eileen/Kulp, Nancy/Astor, Gertrude/Warren, Ruth/Marlow, Lucy/Mathews, Nita/Whitney, Shirley/Karr, Arlene/Daley, Blythe/Flowers, Bess/Card, Kathryn/Lewin, Gloria/Garland, Judy (I)/Marsh, Mae/McAvoy, Ila/Robb, Lotus/Wall, Geraldine/Engstrom, Jean/Vernon, Valerie (I)/Blake, Amanda (I)/Flournoy, Elizabeth/Royce, Riza/Smith, Elmera/Kirk, Cele/Eby-Rock, Helen/Whittell, Josephine/Brady, Ruth/Meadows, Heidi/Shermet, Hazel/Fowler, Almeda/Shawlee, Joan/Riehl, Kay/Ashdown, Nadine/Plowright, Hilda/Poule, Ezelle/Davenport, Havis/Young, Mary (I)/Bromley, Sheila +Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)/Davis, Joe W./Marcelino, Mario/Hooks, Robert/Faga, Gary/Lenard, Mark/Kelley, DeForest/Allen, Phillip R./Sikking, James/Steven, Carl/Bennett, Harve/Potenza, Vadia/Shanklin, Douglas Alan/Sorenson, Paul/Larroquette, John/Miller, Allan (I)/Shatner, William/Cadiente, David/Gedeon, Conroy/Ferrer, Miguel/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Correll, Charles (I)/Richmond, Branscombe/Nimoy, Leonard/Doohan, James/Butrick, Merritt/Liska, Stephen/Welker, Frank/McGinnis, Scott/Koenig, Walter (I)/Takei, George/Cummings, Bob K./Manley, Stephen (I)/Morris, Phil (I)/Whitney, Grace Lee/Blum, Katherine/Mori, Jeanne/Thomas, Sharon (I)/Shirriff, Cathie/Durand, Judi M./Anderson, Judith (I)/Curtis, Robin (I)/Victor, Teresa E./Nichols, Nichelle +Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)/Zautcke, 1st Lt. Donald W./Snyder, Michael (I)/Ellenstein, Robert/Kelley, DeForest/Shatner, William/Henteloff, Alex/Amritraj, Vijay/Pistone, Marty/Peters, Brock/Lenard, Mark/Thatcher, Kirk R./Ramus, Nick/Menges, James/Berryman, Michael/Adamson, Joseph/Mustin, Tom/Nimoy, Leonard/Brislane, Mike/Koenig, Walter (I)/DeVenney, Scott/Golas, Thaddeus/Ellenstein, David/Sarlatte, Bob/Timoney, Mike/Edwards, Tony (I)/Harder, Richard/Naradzay, Sgt. Joseph/Rubenstein, Phil/Takei, George/Lando, Joe/Karas, Greg/Doohan, James/Lester, Jeff/Singer, Raymond/Schuck, John/Miranda, John/Martin, Jeffrey (I)/Liska, Stephen/Lee, Everett (I)/Tarrant, Newell/Knowland, Joe/Whitney, Grace Lee/Stimpson, Viola Kates/Levitt, Judy/Sinclair, Madge/Barrett, Majel/Victor, Teresa E./Smith, Eve (I)/Hicks, Catherine/Curtis, Robin (I)/Nichols, Nichelle/Wiedlin, Jane/Wyatt, Jane/DeSart, Monique +Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)/Murdock, George (I)/Bennett, Harve/Nimoy, Leonard/Kelley, DeForest/Koenig, Walter (I)/Cooper, Charles (I)/Takei, George/Simpson, Jonathan/Shatner, William/Bryant, Todd/Warner, David (I)/Susskind, Steve/Holman, Rex/Quinn, Bill (I)/Doohan, James/Scott, Carey/Smithson, Mike/Luckinbill, Laurence/Gouw, Cynthia/Hart, Beverly/Nichols, Nichelle/Shatner, Melanie/Williams, Spice/Blaise, Cynthia +Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)/Sheppard, William Morgan/Snyder, Michael (I)/Morga, Tom/Kelley, DeForest/Shatner, William/Stillwell, Eric A./Engalla, Doug/Bryant, Todd/Takei, George/Henriques, Darryl/Roberts, Jeremy (I)/Auberjonois, Rene/Orange, David/Lenard, Mark/Porter, Brett (I)/Boeke, Jim/Bloom, John (III)/Cestero, Carlos/Doohan, James/Marcus, Alan (II)/Easton, Robert (I)/Hues, Matthias/Warner, David (I)/Slater, Christian/Bofshever, Michael/Rossilli, Paul/Smith, Kurtwood/Dorn, Michael (I)/Nimoy, Leonard/Koenig, Walter (I)/Tiffe, Angelo/Dunning, Douglas/Clements, Edward (I)/Russom, Leon/Price, Douglas (I)/Peters, Brock/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Schuck, John/Ganino, Trent Christopher/Shegog, Clifford/Walters, J.D./Krutonog, Boris Lee/Shakti (I)/Iman (I)/Levitt, Judy/Cattrall, Kim/Johnston, Katie (I)/Whitney, Grace Lee/DeSoto, Rosanna/Nichols, Nichelle +Star Trek: First Contact (1996)/Steinberg, Eric (I)/Scott, Adam (I)/Zachar, Robert/Woren, Dan/Shearer, Jack/Casey, Jon David/Horsting, J.R./Rondell Jr., Ronnie/Burton, LeVar/Fredricksen, Cully/James, Heinrich/Boss, Mike/Frakes, Jonathan/Dorn, Michael (I)/Cromwell, James (I)/Schultz, Dwight/Haven, Scott/Fischer, Don (I)/McDonough, Neal/Strozier, Scott/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Spiner, Brent/Braga, Brannon/Palmer, Andrew (II)/Cowgill, David/Uhler, Ray/Coopwood, Jeff/Moore, Ronald D./Horton, Michael (I)/Bau, C.J./Zaslow, Michael/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Stark, Don/Picardo, Robert/Bevine, Victor/McPhail, Marnie/Sirtis, Marina/Cocco, Tracee/Woodard, Alfre/Krige, Alice/Morgan, Julie (IV)/Helde, Annette/Hayes, Hillary/McFadden, Gates/Barrett, Majel/Krinsky, Tamara Lee/Cameron (I)/Yasutake, Patti +Star Trek: Generations (1994)/Logan, Kristopher/Doohan, James/Miller, Christopher James (II)/Russ, Tim/Burton, LeVar/Thompson, Brian (I)/Mack, Michael/Ames, Granville/Frakes, Jonathan/Ergin, Tarik/Dekker, Thomas (I)/Morshower, Glenn/Hutton, Rif/McDowell, Malcolm/Collins, Matthew (II)/Hinkley, Tommy/Dorn, Michael (I)/Krestalude, Jim/Koenig, Walter (I)/Marshall, Henry (I)/Lew, Stewart/Kopache, Thomas/Spiner, Brent/Shatner, William/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Ruck, Alan/Putch, John/Jansen, Christine/Salvatori, Lynn/Goldman, Marcy/Goldberg, Whoopi/Walsh, Gwynyth/Parkyn, Brittany/Collins, Mimi/Barrett, Majel/Van Dam, Gwen/Eginton, Madison/Cameron (I)/Goldstein, Jenette/McFadden, Gates/Yasutake, Patti/Sirtis, Marina/Hack, Olivia/Taylor, Dendrie/Cocco, Tracee/Braden, Kim/March, Barbara/Kim, Jacqueline/Levitt, Judy +Star Trek: Insurrection (1998)/Burton, LeVar/Anderson, Larry (I)/Spiner, Brent/Abraham, F. Murray/Deakins, Mark/Edwards, Kenneth Lane/Glasser, Phillip/Dorn, Michael (I)/Birk, Raye/Worthy, Rick/Daniels, Steven E./Kelly, Daniel Hugh/French, Bruce (I)/Williams, Zachary (I)/Scheu, Brian/Henry, Gregg/Morello, Tom/Hostetter, John/Zerbe, Anthony/Frakes, Jonathan/Ruskin, Joseph/Woods, D. Elliot/Poland, Greg/Horton, Michael (I)/Welch, Michael (I)/Alexander, Kirk (II)/Grodénchik, Max/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Shimerman, Armin/Tung, Jennifer/Nevins, Claudette/Westmore, McKenzie/Cocco, Tracee/Sirtis, Marina/McFadden, Gates/Miley, Peggy/Murphy, Donna/Arnone, Lee/Miller, Amy (III)/Gorman, Breon/Niznik, Stephanie +Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)/Dorn, Michael (I)/Burton, LeVar/McCormack, J. Patrick/Wickson, Michael/Baird, Stuart/Dean, Robertson/Owen, Michael (III)/Perlman, Ron/Frakes, Jonathan/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Dale, Alan (I)/Ralphe, David/Hardy, Tom (I)/Wax, Doug/Spiner, Brent/Ciccolella, Jude/Singer, Bryan/Wheaton, Wil/Berg, John/Jay, Baron/Sirtis, Marina/Goldberg, Whoopi/Barrett, Majel/McFadden, Gates/Meyer, Dina/Roderick, Rachelle/Mulgrew, Kate/Cochran, Shannon +Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)/Seales, Franklyn/Howard, Leslie C./Jennings, Junero/Weber, Paul (III)/Doohan, Montgomery/Rocco, Tony (I)/Itzkowitz, Howard/Morga, Tom/Stuart, Norman/Lenard, Mark/Kramer, Joel/Gallegos, Joshua/Brannen, Ralph/Rougas, Michael/Kamal, Jon Rashad/Brown, Roger Aaron/Schultz, Joel/Gautreaux, David/Kelley, DeForest/Gowans, John D./Byers, Ralph/Koenig, Walter (I)/Whitney, Scott (II)/Doohan, James/Doohan, Christopher/Takei, George/Faga, Gary/Booth, Jimmie/Collins, Stephen (I)/Thomas, Craig (I)/Shatner, William/Moordigian, Dave/McIntosh, Bill (I)/Gerrold, David/Van Zandt, Billy/Nimoy, Leonard/Nichols, Nichelle/Glover, Edna/O'Sullivan, Susan (I)/Trimble, Bjo/Billy, Michele Ameen/Hummel, Sayra/Lafferty, Marcy/O'Connor, Terrence/Chess, Lisa/Yashima, Momo/Crist, Paula/Khambatta, Persis/Whitney, Grace Lee/Stange-Wahl, Louise/Barrett, Majel/McBride, Jeri/Lane, Iva +Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (1982)/Butrick, Merritt/Scott, Judson Earney/Winston, John (I)/Koenig, Walter (I)/Marstan, Joel/Landry, Dennis/Winfield, Paul/Shatner, William/Vargas, John (I)/Takei, George/Bond, Steve (I)/Gibson, John (II)/Clark, Brett Baxter/Culbertson, Tim/Montalban, Ricardo/Guest, Nicholas/Menache, Roger/Ruprecht, David/Sullivan, Kevin Rodney/Doohan, James/Kent, Paul (I)/Letelier, Cristian/Eisenmann, Ike (II)/Kelley, DeForest/Terrio, Deney/Horner, James/Takaki, Russell/Nimoy, Leonard/Victor, Teresa E./Banks, Laura (I)/Harper, Dianne/Besch, Bibi/Nichols, Nichelle/Alley, Kirstie/Vosburgh, Marcy +Star Wars (1977)/Tippett, Phil/Harding, Reg/Moon, Jeff/McCallum, Rick (I)/Austin, Mark (III)/Gawley, Steve/Purvis, Jack/Tierney, Malcolm/Diamond, Fraser/MacInnes, Angus/Lawson, Denis/Roubicek, George/Johnston, Joe (I)/Kaye, Joe/Byrne, Eddie/Ankrum, David (I)/Sinden, Jeremy/Lang, Anthony (I)/Wamsley, Hal/Diamond, Peter (I)/Straite, Roy/McCrindle, Alex/Blake, Paul (II)/Guinness, Alec/Williams, Steve 'Spaz'/Fielder, Harry/Diamond, Warwick/Brown, Phil (I)/Henderson, Don (II)/Henley, Drewe/Upton, Morgan (I)/Hamill, Mark (I)/Gardner, Salo/Baker, Kenny (I)/Mayhew, Peter (II)/Wood, Fred (I)/Baker, Rick (I)/Chapman, John (V)/Davies, Robert (V)/Beach, Scott/Harris, Alan (III)/Ilsley, Tommy/Hagon, Garrick/Sylla, Tom/Klaff, Jack/Hootkins, William/Town, Cy/Burnett, Ted/Stock, George/Ford, Harrison (I)/Sumner, Peter/Daniels, Anthony/Rimmer, Shane/Sturgeon, Peter/Peterson, Lorne/Hall, Nelson (I)/Schofield, Leslie/Condren, Tim/Ward, Larry (III)/Curtis, Alfie/McCune, Grant/Copping, Barry/Denham, Robert A./Tucker, Burnell/Ashley, Graham/Mangan, Alf/Grand, Isaac/Henson, Frank/Walters, Jerry/Sylla, John/Weed, Harold/Jones, James Earl/Beswick, Doug/Weston, Bill (I)/Howell, Arthur (II)/Gagliano, Ted/Goffe, Rusty/LeParmentier, Richard/Kitchens, Colin Michael/Berg, Jon (I)/Powell, Marcus/Cushing, Peter/Gnome, Barry/Lyons, Derek/Bear, Lightning/Liska, Laine/Mahjoub/Prowse, David/Morton, Mandy/Eddon, Sadie (I)/Fisher, Carrie/Jones, Annette (I)/Way, Diana Sadley/Burchette, Janice/Kurtz, Tiffany L./Hewett, Christine/Jones, Linda (I)/Falkinburg, Kim/De Aragon, Maria/Rose, Pam/Fraser, Shelagh/Staines, Angela/Kurtz, Melissa/Simmons, Erica/Cohen, Gilda +Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999)/Taylor, James (II)/Madsen, Dan (I)/Neeson, Liam/Proops, Greg/Ruscoe, Alan/Stamp, Terence/Smith, Clarence (II)/McGregor, Ewan/Silk, Marc/Chanchani, Dhruv/Carson, Silas/Brown, Ralph (I)/Coleman, Rob (I)/Chiang, Doug/Oz, Frank/Easton, C. Michael/Longworth, Toby/Simpson, Christian/Blake, Jerome (I)/Williams, Dwayne/Walpole, Oliver/Knoll, John/McCallum, Rick (I)/McDiarmid, Ian/Griffiths, Raymond/Blessed, Brian/Serafinowicz, Peter/Harrington, Tim (I)/Spiers, Steven/Jackson, Samuel L./Sanders, Chris (II)/Burtt, Ben/Bies, Don/Ford Davies, Oliver/Macleod, Lewis/Hamill, Nathan/Capurro, Scott/Feiedman, Ira/Wood, Matthew (I)/Taylor, Benedict/Darling, Russell/Lloyd, Jake (I)/Gower, Joss/Sansweet, Steve/McCaig, Iain/Eason, Phil (I)/Sylla, Tom/Wagner, Danny (I)/West, Dominic/Ellis, John (III)/Coppola, Roman/Woods, Bob (III)/Coulier, Mark/Baker, Kenny (I)/Peterson, Lorne/Best, Ahmed/Shay, Jeff/Park, Ray (I)/Davis, Warwick (I)/Daniels, Anthony/Fensom, John (I)/Shapi, Hassani/Quarshie, Hugh/Bonfils, Khan/Smith, Paul Martin/Squires, Scott/Secombe, Andrew/Savva, Michael/Portman, Natalie/Wilson, Liz (I)/Lau, Kamay/Lucas, Katie/Lucas, Amanda/Towner, Margaret/Allen, Amy (II)/Gallagher, Bronagh/Bourriague, Michonne/Coppola, Sofia/August, Pernilla/Knightley, Keira/Biggar, Trisha/da Silva, Karol Cristina/Clarke, Gin/Taylor, Michelle (II)/O'Neill Joti, Dipika/Cottrell, Michaela/Lloyd, Madison/Orwell, Candice/Duncan, Lindsay (I)/Hindes, Nishan/Hindes, Nifa/Imrie, Celia/Udall, Megan +Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)/Laga'aia, Jay/Scott, P. Kevin/Sanchez, Juan-Luis/Watkin, Ian/Ford Davies, Oliver/Baker, Kenny (I)/Daniels, Anthony/Darling, Russell/Neeson, Liam/Carson, Silas/Taylor, Bodie/Jensen, Zachariah (II)/Christensen, Hayden/Sloan, Matt (II)/Falk, Ron/Rowan, Matt/Sauers, Steve/Jackson, Samuel L./Secombe, Andrew/Thompson, Jack (I)/Smits, Jimmy/Doran, Matt/Boyle, Steven/Logan, Daniel (II)/Lucas, Jett/Shepherd, Steve John/Bowers, David (II)/Best, Ahmed/Marr, Joseph (II)/McDiarmid, Ian/Oz, Frank/Wong, Eric/Shapi, Hassani/Howson, Hilton/Knoll, Alex/Blake, Jerome (I)/Savva, Michael/Easton, C. Michael/Morrison, Temuera/Truswell, Chris/Csokas, Marton/Edgerton, Joel/Rowling, Kyle/Phelan, Anthony (I)/Bonfils, Khan/Clay, William (II)/Wood, Matthew (I)/McGregor, Ewan/Jensen, Jesse (I)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Ruscoe, Alan/White, R. Christopher/Oyaya, Mary/Byrne, Rose/Mooy, Hayley/Wingate, Keira/Finlay, Sandi/August, Pernilla/Clarke, Gin/McGrath, Alethea/Porter, Susie/Piesse, Bonnie/Lucas, Amanda/Portman, Natalie/Nyamwasa, Lily/Dharker, Ayesha/Allen, Amy (II)/Cottrell, Michaela/Fantl, Nicole/Krishan, Nalini/O'Neill Joti, Dipika/Segura, Veronica/Owen, Rena/Shoshan, Orli/Daraphet, Mimi/Lucas, Katie/Walsman, Leeanna/Selcuk, Zeynup/Yiamkiati, Phoebe +Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005)/Cooke, Ben (I)/Pygram, Wayne/Laga'aia, Jay/Foster, Lawrence (II)/Rodriguez, Christopher (I)/Ford Davies, Oliver/Koffi, Gervais/Blake, Jerome (I)/Mitchell, Dean (III)/Gibbons, Tim (III)/Cope, Robert (I)/Eager, Malcolm/Rowan, Matt/Thompson, Sandy (I)/Nicholson, Paul (IV)/Khazzouh, Julian/Spence, Bruce/Best, Ahmed/Jackson, Peter (XI)/Spence, Paul/Dench, Axel/Chan, Kee/Baker, Kenny (I)/Nichol, Rohan/Morrison, Temuera/Hidalgo, Pablo (II)/Wetherill, Marty/Yamaguchi, Masa/Oz, Frank/Alexander, Coinneach/McDiarmid, Ian/Lucas, Jett/Simpson, Christian/Rowland, James (II)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Blundell, Graeme/Knoll, John/Roxburgh, Hamish/Bowers, David (II)/Davies, Paul (VII)/Oates, Kenji/Lucas, George/Canning, Josh/Smits, Jimmy/Carson, Silas/Edgerton, Joel/Jackson, Samuel L./Ferguson, Nicholas (III)/McGregor, Ewan/Ware, Colin (II)/Wood, Matthew (I)/MacPhee, Jason/Acord, David/Sloan, Matt (II)/Moore, T.V./Gillard, Nick/Akindoyeni, Tux/Guyett, Roger/Taylor, Bodie/Stiff, David (I)/Christensen, Hayden/Bulloch, Jeremy/Daniels, Anthony/Kirby, Christopher/Mayhew, Peter (II)/Hinksman, Luke/Coleman, Rob (I)/Jones, James Earl/Savva, Michael/Prestoe, Jeremy/Kingma, Michael (I)/Owens, Warren (I)/Foy, Steven/Daraphet, Mimi/Allen, Amy (II)/Louez, Jacqui/Shaunessy, Lisa/Piesse, Bonnie/Noble, Trisha/Krishan, Nalini/Nyamwasa, Lily/O'Reilly, Genevieve/Stringer, Holly/Karvan, Claudia/Finlay, Sandi/Chionchio, Dominique/de Souza Correa, Caroline/Levi, Olive/Ream, Denise/Shoshan, Orli/Williams, Aliyah/Lucas, Katie/Brooks, Jill (I)/McCallum, Mousy/Jackson Mendoza, Rebecca/Castle-Hughes, Keisha/Wright, Kristy/Owen, Rena/Mooy, Hayley/Freer, Chantal/Lucas, Amanda/David, Fay/Lewin, Janet/Wingate, Keira/Portman, Natalie/Bai, Ling +Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)/Hamill, Mark (I)/Anderson, Bob (III)/Johns, Milton/Duff, Norwich/Bush, Morris/Oz, Frank/Purvis, Jack/McQuarrie, Ralph/Maguire, Oliver/Boa, Bruce/Frandy, Michael A./Parsons, Chris (I)/Culver, Michael/Daniels, Anthony/Revill, Clive/Bulloch, Jeremy/Weed, Harold/Ford, Harrison (I)/Fell, Stuart/Tucker, Burnell/Mayhew, Peter (II)/Chancer, Norman/Buchanan, Stephen (I)/Baker, Kenny (I)/Liston, Ian/Jones, Mark (II)/Dicks, John (I)/Robinson, Doug (I)/Prowse, David/Smart, Tony/Lawson, Denis/Hollis, John (I)/McKenzie, Jack/Bonehill, Richard/Diamond, Peter (I)/Webb, Des/Scobey, Robin/Wingreen, Jason/Jones, James Earl/Williams, Billy Dee/Oldfield, Richard/Hassett, Ray/Glover, Julian/Ratzenberger, John/Guinness, Alec/Colley, Kenneth/Capri, Mark/Harte, Jerry/Malcolm, Christopher/Williams, Treat/Nelson, C. Andrew/Sheard, Michael/Morton, John (I)/Egeland, Tom/Bear, Lightning/Kahn, Brigitte/Fisher, Carrie/Munro, Cathy/Kurtz, Tiffany L./Hudson, Susie +Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983)/Watts, Robert (II)/Diamond, Peter (I)/Fondacaro, Sal/McDiarmid, Ian/Cumming, John (I)/Jones, James Earl/Bulloch, Jeremy/Crowley, Dermot/Gilden, Michael/Shah, Kiran/Rotich, Kipsang/McRae, Hilton/Jackson, J.J. (III)/Harrington, Tim (I)/Driscoll, Richard (I)/Rodgers, Daniel (I)/Orenstein, Brian/Cottrell, Mike (I)/Robertson, Barry (II)/Holland, Barrie/Colley, Kenneth/Philpott, Toby/Edmonds, Mike (I)/Shackelford, Dean/Mandell, Peter (I)/Baker, Kenny (I)/Herd, Andrew/Roy, Deep/Williams, Billy Dee/Grant, Paul (I)/Phillips, Ronnie (I)/Beer, Dickey/Williamson, Simon/Ghavan, John/Carter, Michael (I)/Romano, Chris (I)/Grand, Isaac/Weston, Paul (II)/Read, Nicholas (I)/Mannion, Tom/Mayhew, Peter (II)/Dodson, Mark (I)/Barclay, David Alan/Lawson, Denis/Brooke, Paul (I)/Burtt, Ben/Wheeler, Brian (I)/Miller, Pip/Ballan, Michael Henbury/D'Agostino, Jean/Bonehill, Richard/Friel, Tony/Coppen, Willie/Jones, Richard (VII)/Star, Tony/Pennington, Michael (I)/Ward, Larry (III)/Davis, Warwick (I)/Wilhelm, Butch/Purvis, Jack/Altman, John (II)/Lahr, Larin/Thompson, Kevin (II)/Frishman, Daniel/Parker Jr., Harrell/Armstrong, Ray (II)/Bies, Don/Daniels, Anthony/Fosselius, Ernie/Hamill, Mark (I)/Pedrick, John/Oliver, Jonathan/Cox, Tony (I)/Lee, Swim/Staddon, Gerald/Dixon, Malcolm/Home, Gerald/Miller, George (VII)/Silla, Felix/Bareham, Adam/Shaw, Sebastian (I)/Oz, Frank/Burroughs, Peter (I)/Bauersfeld, Erik/Green, Lars (II)/Prowse, David/Lummiss, John/Fondacaro, Phil/Rose, Timothy M./Quinn, Mike (I)/Bell, Bobby (I)/Bennett, Alan (II)/De Jesus, Luis/Blackner, Danny/Ford, Harrison (I)/Jones, Trevor (II)/Jones, Glynn/Marquand, Richard/Hall, Nelson (I)/Guinness, Alec/Fushille-Burke, Celia/Baker, Eileen (I)/Taylor, Femi/Charlton, Maureen/Wall, Kendra/Blakiston, Caroline/Bennett, Sarah/Read, Carol/Nicholls, Stacy/Purvis, Katie/MacLean, Nancy/Davenport, Claire/Reynolds, Diana/Dixon, Debbie (I)/Chew, Dalyn/Jaffe, Jennifer/Grizz, Pam/Corre, Sadie/Lay, Karen/Apostolos, Margo/Nunn, Chris/Perkins, April/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Welsh, Pat/Fisher, Carrie/Spriggs, Linda/Fernández, Margarita (I)/O'Laughlin, Barbara/Ngoh, Mercedes/Betts, Pamela/Staddon, Josephine/Busby, Jane/Bowley, Linda/Morris, Carole/Bell, Patty (I)/Green, Lydia/Arbogast, Annie +Stardust Memories (1980)/Peisner, Marvin/Ackerman, Stanley/Austin, Alan (II)/Harter, James/Lenkowsky, Philip/Maroff, Bob/Kiani, Mohammid Nabi/Chodorov, Samuel/Stern, Daniel (I)/Zoldessy, Brian/Anthony, Bill (I)/Modell, Frank/Rayson, Benjamin/Barre, Gabriel/Ruinsky, Robin/Munk, Robert/Murray, Marc (I)/Tennenhouse, Robert/Dennis, Tom/Dean, E. Brian/Otis, James (I)/Don, Carl/House, Henry (I)/Greenberg, Jerry Tov/Ireland, Douglas/Azito, Tony/Friedman, Robert (I)/Leavitt, Max/Lowe, Charles (I)/Beaucaire, J.E./Pagano, Joe/Friedman, Daniel H./Riggs, Geoffrey/Metzman, Irving/Behn, Noel/Chapin, Ken/Geller, Marc/Riggs III, Charles/Zannella, Michael/Allen, Woody/Truro, Victor/Cimino, Leonardo/Van Valkenburg, Eric/Steinfink, Iryn/Kissel, Howard/Keyes, Irwin/Maxwell, Wayne/Michaels, Bert (I)/Shimerman, Armin/Carr, Larry Robert/Gorrin, Michael/Napolitan, Neil/Mintz, Eli/Daly, Patrick (I)/Miranti, Bob/Weiss, Barry (I)/Ostaro/Spiner, Brent/Kotkin, Edward S./Lomita, Sol/Summo, Joseph/Cole, Gardenia/Shrog, Maurice/Lipman, David (I)/Tassell, Gustave/Albeck, Andy/Roberts, Tony (I)/Gewirtz, Perry/Rothman, John/Rollins, Jack/Petrolino, Dominick/Richards, Adrian (I)/Doumanian, John/Hollander, Jack/Vance, Kenny/Brocksmith, Roy/Derwin, Jordan/Barnes, Wade/Mastrin, Carmin/Newey, Simon/Fishman, Larry (I)/Vassilopoulos, Dimitri/Touchard, Michel/Wright, Rebecca (I)/Risley, Ann/Stone, Sharon (I)/Friedman, Lisa/Ginsburg, Susan/Brous, Sharon/Schiano, Marina/Crist, Judith/Delano, Laura/Loving, Candy/Zussin, Victoria/Page, Victoria (I)/Pole, Frances/Barrault, Marie-Christine/Harper, Jessica (I)/Strasun, Gabrielle/Hale, Helen/Moroff, Madeline/Gibb, Cynthia/Bari, Jade/Goldner, Judy/Whitehead, Martha/Bosniak, Sloane/Lippin, Renée/Spagnuolo, Filomena/Hellman, Bonnie/Slade, Melissa/Korzen, Annie/Wright, Amy (I)/Danon, Denice/Roberts, Judith (I)/Lane, Marie/Slater, Doris Dugan/Albrecht, Liz/Davis, Sylvia (I)/Sherill, Martha/Raflo, Paula/Smith, Leslie (I)/Woodruff, Largo/Levins, Maureen P./Machado, Manuella (I)/Mims, Mary/Neuman, Joan/Johnson, Deborah (I)/Demay, Sally/Lasser, Louise/Leon, Dorothy/Cohen, Judith (I)/De Salvo, Anne/Rampling, Charlotte/Grossman, Edith/French, Jacqueline (I)/Newman, Laraine/Spivak, Alice/Rugoff, Ruth/Freeman, Ann/Holasek, Vanina/Hanft, Helen +Stargate (1994)/Rippy, Leon/Lee, Kieron/Smith, Scott Alan/Moore, Jack (IV)/Lauchu, Carlos/Cruz, Alexis/Vint, Kelly/Avari, Erick/West, Kit/Holland, Erik/Stewart, French/Badreya, Sayed/Storey, John (I)/Hounsou, Djimon/Russell, Kurt (I)/Giannelli, Steve/Gray, George (II)/Fields, Christopher John/Welker, Frank/Wilder, Nick/Jean-Philippe, Michel/Ackerman, Robert (I)/Diehl, John/Davidson, Jaye/Gilmore, Jerry/Danziger, Kenneth/Kind, Richard/Biagas, Dax/Til, Roger/Pressman, David (I)/N'Daiye, Dialy/Webster, Derek (I)/Spader, James/Concepcion, Michael/Loffler, Gianin/Taylor-Allan, Lee/Hoffman, Cecil/Allen, Rae (II)/West, Christopher (I)/Holland, Gladys/Lindfors, Viveca/Avital, Mili +Starman (1984)/Smith, Charles Martin/Cosham, Ralph/Gainey, M.C./Grumbach, Anthony/Gatlin, Jerry/Wooley, Sheb/Colby, Ron/White, Ted (I)/Tutton, Randy/Phalen, Robert/Walls, Byron/Davis, John Walter/Blocker, Dirk/Stein, Robert (I)/Jones, Mickey (I)/Brennan, Steven (I)/Carpenter, John (I)/Wells, David (I)/Flower, George 'Buck'/Edwards, Tony (I)/Stanek, Sean/McLemore, Victor/Jaeckel, Richard/Daniels, Alex/Deeth, James/Hughes, Charlie (I)/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Ramsey, Jeff/Benning, Russ/Call, Kenny/Daniell, David/Leonard, Lu/Kim, Judith/Lee, Pat (III)/Allen, Karen (I)/Rosenthal, Carol/Bunch, Betty +Starship Troopers (1997)/Entriken, Matt/Ford, Steven (I)/Muldoon, Patrick (I)/Davison, Jon/Brown, Clancy/Busey, Jake/Kane, Brad (I)/Shen, Parry/Adrian, Walter/Gray, Bruce (I)/Lowen, Travis (I)/Darrius, Armand/Dye, Dale/Ironside, Michael/Bruskotter, Eric/Teo (I)/Lakatos, Alexi/Omundson, Timothy/Ruivivar, Anthony/Cunningham, John (I)/Lennox, Kai/Travis, Greg (I)/Neumeier, Edward/Tann, Tyrone/Bishop, Patrick/Norris, Dean/Aulisio, Curnal Achilles/Morse, Jim (I)/Stokey, Mike (II)/O'Quinn, Ryan/Levin, Matt (I)/Marshall, Nathaniel/Harris, Neil Patrick/Valenzano, Michael A./Bodine, Hunter/Gilliam, Seth/DaRe, Eric/Gerald, Michael/Wolff, Patrick (II)/Hall, Robert David/Sanderford, Austin/McNeil, Timothy/Curry, Christopher (I)/Botchan, Ronald L./Bell, Marshall/Van Dien, Casper/Vigil, Rhiannon/Anderson, Dawn E./Dowse, Denise/Strong, Brenda/McCarthy, Julianna/Erb, Stephanie/Morales, Brooke/Pinson, Julie (I)/Brooks, Mylin/Self, Julia/Duronslet, Mara/Kasdorf, Lenore/McClanahan, Rue/Vega, Cari/George, Tami-Adrian/Ward, Melissa J./Brockman, Ungela/Lindsley, Blake/Smart, Amy/Poledouris, Zoë/Meyer, Dina/Richards, Denise +Starsky & Hutch (2004)/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Dorsey, Omar J./Schwartz, Scott L./O'Reilly, Harry/Suckhasem, Ton/Oswalt, Patton/Burton, David (II)/Kumar, Pramod (I)/Pressman, David (I)/Finnerty, Dan (II)/Henschel, Brandon/Yamada, Henry T./Wilson, Owen/Crews, Terry (I)/Penn, Chris (I)/Cheung, George/Walsh, Matt (I)/Vincent, Christian (II)/Edson, Richard/Premwattana, Akerin Suksawat/Bateman, Jason/Glaser, Paul Michael/Vaughn, Vince/Chang, Larry/Soul, David/Ma, Raymond/Nathanson, Richie/Stiller, Ben/Ferrell, Will/Burks, Jernard/Beitel, Jason/Anderson, Timothy (II)/Holme, G.T./Sergott, Matt/Armas, Adrian/Lorenzo, Jeffrey/Yribar, Jason/Dogg, Snoop/Williamson, Fred/Juan, The Bishop Don Magic/Azadan, Chad/Townsend, Charles Edward/Meismer, Mark/Friedlander, Judah/Paige, Gabriel/Superstar, Har Mar/Diorio, Keith/Tate, Rod/Hamilton, Jennifer (I)/Swain, Sara/Brickland, Kimberly/Willes, Natalie/Sweeney, Kadee/Tarazona, Vanessa/Weiss, Gelsey/Stephens, Megan/Thompson, Lisa Joann/Mead, Amber/Abbadini, Kristyn/Pantenburg, Katie/Wilson, Tara (II)/Romanek, Brigette/Wyatt, Kimberly/Harris, Rachael (I)/Gilbeaux, Delores/Anderson, Nancy (II)/Electra, Carmen/Sweitzer, Becca/Harper, Stacey (I)/Lagrimas, Minnie/Perry-Russell, Brittany/Tae, Tasha/Garraway, Janina/Ellis, Nadine/LaGue, Kathleen/Lewis, Melanie (II)/Tejeiro, Darlena/Smart, Amy/Sims, Molly/Parrott, Tomasina/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Roderick, Brande/Suyama, Michon/Ambrose, Tangie/McCall, Tanee +State and Main (2000)/Katz, Jonathan (I)/Malloy, Matt (I)/Friedman, Dick/McCarthy, Kevin Foster/Pidgeon, Matthew/Levy, Frederic/Smith, Lionel Mark/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Cheeseman, Ken/Walsh, Robert (I)/Wallace, Jack (I)/Macy, William H./Butler, Paul (I)/Poudrier, Todd/Howe, Brian/Kaldor, Christopher/Lamore, Morris/Jay, Ricky/Levin, G. Roy/Lage, Jordan/Jernigan-Smith, Timothy/Marchette, Josh/Higgins, Michael (I)/Guastaferro, Vincent/Paymer, David/Geer, Darrell/Hovanesian, Danny/O'Boyle, Michael James/Johnston, J.J. (I)/Mamet, Tony/Francis, Alan (III)/Bradshaw, Michael (I)/Graff, Jerry/V., Tony/Baldwin, Alec/Durning, Charles/Gregg, Clark/Soule, Allen/Frangione, Jim/Silverman, Laura/Super, Kate/Bilzerian, Lana/Pidgeon, Rebecca/Norman, Emma/LuPone, Patti/McCabe, Kolbie/Levine, Molly/Kerry, Alexandra/Kimbrough, Linda/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Potok, Charlotte/Stiles, Julia/Nelson, Dee/Lentol, Cindy +State of Grace (1990)/Reilly, John C. (I)/Guastaferro, Vincent/Sullivan, Tommy (I)/Duffy, Thomas F./Ottavino, John (I)/Sara, Charlie/St. John, Marco/Williams, Johnny (I)/Moran, Michael P./Cumpsty, Michael/Roselius, John/Coletta, Frank/Klein, Timothy D./Cunningham, Michael (I)/Girardeau, Frank/Waites, Thomas G./Montez, Paul-Felix/Burke, Brian (I)/Russo, James (I)/Meredith, Burgess/O'Shea, Daniel/Gallin, Tim/Penn, Sean (I)/Turturro, John/Oldman, Gary/Wallace, Jack (I)/MacKay, John (I)/Tirelli, Jaime/Viterelli, Joe/Burrows, Carl/Harris, Ed (I)/Eppolito, Louis/Call, R.D./Fine, Ben (I)/Gaffney, Mo/Stewart, Catherine (I)/Beall, Sandra/Costello, Saasha/O'Connell, Deirdre/Wright Penn, Robin/Chandler, Freddi +Station Agent, The (2003)/Bartok, Jayce/Cannavale, Bobby/Benjamin, Paul (I)/Dinklage, Peter/Slattery, John (I)/Kind, Richard/Pais, Josh/Lo Truglio, Joe/Bergman, Jeremy/Blankfort, Jase/Rosas, Carlos (III)/Clarkson, Patricia/Del Moro, Annie/Garcés, Paula/Cohen, Lynn (I)/Williams, Michelle (I)/Bolger, Sarah (II)/Sucharetza, Marla/Getz, Ileen/Flanagan, Maile (I)/Goodwin, Raven +Stay (2005 I)/Margolis, Mark/Gray, Michael (VII)/Van Kay, Conor/Sheldon, Kyle/Hoskins, Bob/Brown, Sterling K./De Bankolé, Isaach/Horne, Andrew (II)/MacDuffie, Noel/Corrigan, Blaise/Aguilar, G.A./Selya, John/Matthews Jr., Riley G./Crosby, Douglas/Dominici, John/Osgood, Kevin/Gaston, Michael/McGregor, Ewan/Tormey, John/Bean, Noah/Titone, Tom/Wong, B.D./Quinn, Jerry/Gosling, Ryan (I)/Eulau, Hank/Rosario, José Ramón/Devine, Michael (III)/Violante, Vito/Mitchell, Gregory (I)/DeJesus, Ron/Conroy, Jarlath/Lampley, Oni Faida/Wagner, Pamela B./Garofalo, Janeane/Abraham, Jolly (I)/Gristak, Amber/Watts, Naomi (I)/Gayeski, Emily/Leppanen, Caroline/Dorfman, Carolyn/Testa, Mary/Pietropinto, Angela/Chiang, Joan/Plantadit-Bageot, Karine/Burton, Kate (I)/Kron, Lisa/Reaser, Elizabeth/Sedaris, Amy/Parkinson, Elizabeth H./Hecht, Jessica/Smith, Mam/Baker, Becky Ann +Stay Alive (2006)/Ventimiglia, Milo/LeBlanc, Elton/Pierce, Wendell/Nash, J. Richey/Louviere, Billy/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Percle Jr., Gary R./Simpson, Jimmi/Foster, Jon (I)/Bishop, Jim (VI)/Slaughter, Billy/Muniz, Frankie/Hackford, Rio/Haven, James (I)/Green, Rick (I)/Kalinina, Maria/Oppermann, Nicole/Monica, Monica/Lorbeck, Lauren/Bush, Sophia/Wood, April/Armstrong, Samaire/Nicolai, Amber/LeBlanc, Cynthia/Mosgrove, Veronica +Stay Tuned (1992)/Haworth, Peter/Vinson, Robert/Duckworth, Todd/Wasserman, Jerry/Pallone, Jonathon/Verkaar, Maurice/Destry, John B./Rapier, Brad/Everett, James 'Jazzy'/Vandyke, Grant/Meier, Shane/Adams, Steve (I)/Croft, Bill/Norman, Boyd/Azor, Steve/Azor, Herby/Wisden, Robert/Dishy, Bob/Hogan, Michael Patrick/Wilson, Dale (I)/Yunker, Peter/Pyper-Ferguson, John/Masten, Gordon/Jose, Dolan/Boshchuck, George/Grey, Mike/Melendez, Rani/Albano, Lou/Nairn, Gerry/Calfa, Don/Schneider, Allen/King, Erik/Peterson, Alan C./Connell, John Kirk/Kramer, Ken (I)/Avelar, David/Defilippis, Jimi/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Tom, David/Curtis, John Bear/Ritter, John/Pardo, Don/Windsor, Marlowe/Shaw, Joe Norman/Davis, Gene (I)/Lewis, Terry (I)/McNulty, Kevin/Young, Victor A./Anderson, Ernie/Levy, Eugene/Houde, Serge (I)/Russo, Gianni (I)/Smiley, Des/Longworth, David/Ward, Dave 'Squatch'/Puttonen, Michael/Gray, George (VI)/Douglas, Ken/Denton, Sandra 'Pepa'/Husai, Ema/DeSouza, Indrani/Johnson, P. Lynn/Restell, Kim/O'Connor, Marie/Dawber, Pam/McComb, Heather/Konno, Andrea Kelly/Cloke, Kristen/McKenna, Samantha/Crawford, Free/Nemeth, Andrea/Gordon, Joyce (II)/Robinson, Fatima/Dawn, Marlowe/Roper, Deidre 'Spinderella'/Oliver, Latisha/Blommaert, Susan/Minton, Faith/Royce, Roselyn/Horbachuk, Tracy/James, Cheryl 'Salt'/Toolan, Rebecca/Bond, Julie (I)/Estavillo, Freda/Stevens, Lisa (I)/Harris, Laura (II)/Nagy, June/O'Banion, Boogie/Winton, Colleen/Craig, Janet/Michas, Tiffany/Thacker, Jossie +Staying Alive (1983)/Sullivant, Rick/Ward, Charles (II)/Munafo, Tony/Thompson, Jim (XI)/Stallone, Sylvester/Burns, Bill (II)/Chavez, David/Swayze, Patrick/Inwood, Steve/Yeager, Derryl/Bickford, Steve/Rooney, Michael/Tunney, Marvin/Lorenzo, Daniel (I)/Ko, James/St. Phillip, Ross/Chapman, Gary (IV)/Morrow, Kevin/Leon, Reggie/DiPonzio, Trac/Gardner, Forrest/Stallone, Frank (I)/Higgins, Michael (I)/Daniels, Dennis/Brady, Patrick (I)/Manoel, Viktor/Tramm, Peter/Martini, Robert (I)/Smith, Kurtwood/Doran, Jesse/O'Gwin, Reggie/Allaire, Randy/Osbourne, Smith/Travolta, John/Lokey, Ben/Reina, Mark (I)/Johnston, Michelle (I)/Wright, Kate Ann/Miles, Sarah M./Jenssen, Deborah/Beyers, Paula/Hyser, Joyce/Fair, LaLanya/Hammond, Nanci L./Phillips, Helene/Rhodes, Cynthia/Miller, Valerie-Jean/O'Malley, Polly/Jones, Janet/Jordan, Erica/Jones, Rochelle G./Baranishyn, Audrey K./Poppert, Carolyn/Bovasso, Julie/Tarpey, Nanette/Perlman, Cindy/Bryson, Karen/Olar, Susan/Hairston, Rhonda/Alano, Nell/Donaldson, Norma/O'Neill, Francine/Brock-Warner, Melita/Morgan, Frances/Morales, Anita (I)/Hughes, Finola/Smith, Karin (I)/Loomis, Lee Anne/Shippen, Kathy +Stealing Beauty (1996)/Moffett, D.W./McCann, Donal/Cecchi, Carlo/Zibetti, Roberto/Fiennes, Joseph/Oliva, Ignazio/Siciliano, Francesco/Treviglio, Leonardo/Irons, Jeremy/Flemyng, Jason/Marais, Jean/Weisz, Rachel/Sandrelli, Stefania/Gherardi, Anna-Maria/Sorgani, Mary Jo/Vanzi, Alessandra/Cusack, Sinéad/Tyler, Liv/Valpy, Rebecca +Stealing Harvard (2002)/Harwell, Bobby/Rosales, Gilbert/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Laskin, Gabe/Galyean, Brian/Curto, Vinnie/Offerman, Nick/Gould, Geoffrey/Starr, Martin/Wayton, Shane/Cassel, Seymour/Grunwald, Ernie/Green, Tom (III)/Manesh, Marshall/Lee, Jason (I)/Wilson, Don 'The Dragon'/Zeus (II)/Penn, Chris (I)/Bishop, Ashley/McCulloch, Bruce/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Galeaz, Jeremy/Magee, Ken/McGinley, John C./Feig, Paul/Farina, Dennis/Scott, Lorna/Ryan, Tracy (II)/Miller, Jeanette/Rose, Ashlynn/Pascalis, Cheryl L./Dela Cruz, Steffiana/Mann, Leslie/Blanchard, Tammy/Gordon, Pamela (I)/Jackson, Terita/Mullally, Megan/Solari, Suzanne/Black, Courtney/Gillis, Mary/Chase, Channing +Stealth (2005)/Morelle, Ilya/Sanders, Colby/Lucas, Josh (I)/Donazzan, Paul/Foxx, Jamie/Lee, Josiah D./Wilkinson, Mathew/Hussain, Jaffar/Schlosberg, Rowan/Hammond, Nicholas (I)/Corral, Diego/Keane, Robert L./Nkono, Dorian/Shepard, Sam/Chan, Jason (II)/Pantano, Paul/Tobeck, Joel/Jorgensen, Matthew/Miller, Wentworth/Bliss, Ian (I)/Lee, Jason (IX)/Denkha, Michael/Andrews, David (I)/Helton, Rocky/McCabe, Michael (IV)/Vee, Eddie/Adams, Clayton/Nikolaeff, Nikolai/Moss-Bachrach, Ebon/Mettam, Randall/Quay, Gary/Ndibe, Charles/Capelletta, Adriano/Diamond, Jim/Walraven, Johann/Young, Warwick/Morton, Joe/Ammouchi, Ali/Morgan, Maurice (II)/Roxburgh, Richard/Waters, John (III)/Naismith, Christopher/Davies, Alexandra (I)/Saliba, Sara/de Souza Correa, Caroline/Mastrantone, Lucia/Toonchalong, Jaypetch/Biel, Jessica/Loloa, Peni/Paras, Miles (I)/Gale, Megan/Trezise, Vanessa/Best, Blazey +Steel (1997)/Harper, Hill/O'Donohue, John F./Silver, Harvey/J, Ray/Donohue, John (II)/Adams, Joshua A./Barry, Thom/Maccabee, Benjamin/Napier, Charles/Palmer, Joseph (II)/Hawkes, John (I)/Preston, Michael (I)/De Zarn, Tim/Carpenter, Robert 'Duckie'/Lemore, George/Worthy, Rick/Nelson, Judd/Pierpoint, Eric/Cruze, Josh/Graham, Zane/Poppick, Eric/O'Neal, Shaquille/Holloway, Kamau/Wandell, Joe/Washington, Manner/Grevioux, Kevin/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Roundtree, Richard/Young, Norris/Loring, Scotch Ellis/Mattila, Steven/Hartigan, Danny/Martin, Ben (I)/Craft, Dirk/Graham, Gary (I)/Saiet, Eric/Sifuentes, Kevin/Hayes, Patrick (II)/Chasse, Maurice/Gish, Annabeth/Wolfe, Nancy Allison/Stansfield, Claire/Fasanella, Jody/Jaimes, Marabina/Keane, Kerrie/Graham, Brigitte/Strittmatter, Cyd/Locke, Tembi/Hall, Irma P./Alda, Rutanya/Houston, Jacquelyn +Steel Magnolias (1989)/McCann, Roger D./Ginnaven, Robert/Shapkoff III, James/May, Walker/Skerritt, Tom/Fletcher, Norman (IV)/Hurst, Rick/Shepard, Sam/Harrison, Travis (I)/Young, Ronald/Fulton, Rodney Alan/McCutcheon, Bill/O'Connor, Kevin J./Houser, C./Johnson, Knowl/Hodges, Tom/Morgan, Robert R./Camp, Daniel/Harling, Robert/McDermott, Dylan/Wlcek, James/Henderson, Spencer/Dawson, Trent/Bienvenu Jr., Oscar J./Adams, Robert (IV)/Ward, Jonathan (I)/Parsons, Nancy/Parton, Dolly/Tate, Lori/Roberts, Julia (I)/Turner, Janine/Mallard, Gladys/Wedgeworth, Ann/Field, Sally/McCann, Debbie/Dove, Betty J./Sansone, Aja/Dukakis, Olympia/Asbury-Johnson, Sandra/Sutton, Carol/Beaudion, Teresa/Besch, Bibi/Hannah, Daryl/Odom, Gale J./MacLaine, Shirley/Widhalm, Betsy +Step Up (2006)/Fawzy, Karim/Schaftel, Noah/Heavy D/Dasgupta, Devraj/Lacatena, Tim/Wiggins, Javes/Devon, Tony/Sheridan, Leo Christopher/Sands, Ryan (I)/Bustin, Jeremy/Gates, Alan/Seresin, Michael/Stewart, Thomas W./Hartman, Matt (II)/Woodlee, Zachary/O'Brocki, Chris/Green, Kevin Eugene/Layman, Chris K./Scott, Jamie (VI)/Ferrara, Frank/Henderson, Josh (I)/Morrow, James P./Wolfe, John (II)/Escobar, Damien/Radcliff, Damaine/Escobar, Tourie/Herzog, Frank (II)/Washington, De'Shawn/Griffin, Jeremiah/Dawson, Bruce Allen/Tatum, Channing (I)/Carter, Steve E./Quinn, Tom (III)/Park, Jiehae/Mik'ael, Sean/Rheubottom, Donald/Campisi, Oscar/Howell, DeLon/Alix, John/Johnson, Andrew (XIII)/Pelzman, Richard/Mario (IV)/Longmore, Spencer/Tadena, JB/Washington, Isaiah (II)/Jackson Jr., Melvin/Uriarte, Michael/Challita, Eddy/Monaco, Shiloh/Waugh, Donald (II)/Griffiths, Rachel (I)/Jeanne (III)/Ortega, Jeannie/Peck, Carlyncia S./Stoner, Alyson/Sidora, Drew/Cutchlow, Sheila/Carden, Jen/Zweben, Samantha/Usual, Shaunte/Poindexter, Reina/Satow, Sarah/Sattler, Natasha/Rouse, Jennifer/O'Brien, Sandra Lynn/Pahlevan, Mina/Nelson, Julie (VII)/Beard, Jane (I)/Piane, Denise/Steinberg, Natalie/Lovejoy, Deirdre/Norris, Robyn (I)/Boyd, Dominique/Becker, Joanna/Dewan, Jenna/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Kinney, Kaitlyn/Huesca, Angelica +Stepford Wives, The (1975)/Kear, Dennis/Crupi, Anthony/Sommer, Josef/Deckard, Simon/Sullivan, Ronny/Coe, George/Higgins, Michael (I)/Aprea, John/Masterson, Peter (I)/Ramsay, Remak/McMillan, Kenneth/Cover, Franklin/Russo, Matt/Fields, Robert/Spratley, Tom/O'Neal, Patrick (I)/Prince, William (I)/Louise, Tina/Rossen, Carol Eve/Greenhouse, Martha/Baldwin, Judith (I)/Trueman, Paula/Ross, Katharine (I)/Masterson, Mary Stuart/Rucker, Barbara/Forbes, Emma/Newman, Nanette/Reid, Toni/Wallace, Dee (II)/Mallory, Carole/Prentiss, Paula +Stepford Wives, The (2004)/Hackenberger, Jeff/Bonnell, Munro M./Farrell, Tom Riis/Buffum, Eddie/Grant, David Marshall/McGuckin, Tyler/Woodard, Will/Lynch, James Peter/Vivona, Jerome/White, Mike (I)/Lovitz, Jon/Thornton, Paul (I)/Reed, Tanoai/Bush, Billy/Purves, David/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Welch, Christopher Evan/Walken, Christopher/Kosek, Kenny/Hartigan, Dylan/Corrigan, Blaise/King, Larry (I)/Rand, Sebastian/Miller, Tim (V)/Malloy, Matt (I)/Wit, Dennis/Reidy, Nick/Rowan, Peter J./Lee, C.S./O'Rourke, Richard/Vaughn, Mark/Ferstenberg, Bernard/Weltner, Dan/Aguilar, George/Bart, Roger/James, Azel/Stanton, Robert (II)/Kravits, Jason/Holmes, Rick (II)/Hopf, Frank/Torn, Tony/Whitacre, Tom/Brown, Steve (XXVI)/Lounello, Rich/Ricci, Joseph/Huege, Janet/Berry, Jess/Matlock, Victoria/Bagley, Lorri/Shindle, Kate/Preston, Carrie/Durning, Michelle/Brooking, Fallon/Blanckaert, Myriam/Kagen, Lyn/Dunn, Colleen (II)/Midler, Bette/DeNoble, Jane/Sturtevant, Colleen/Drenckhahn, Kate/Strickland, KaDee/DiMauro, Joanne/Kidman, Nicole/Austin, Elizabeth/Masters, Lisa/Woods, Erika/Hill, Faith/Carpenter, Julie/Piskic, Stela/Johnson, Wendy (IV)/Farrar, Digene/Neeman, Nicole/Anthony, Laquayva/Vieira, Meredith/Anders, Andrea/Mortenson, Cristin/Gayda, Jennifer/Destito, Deanna/Blake, Jennifer R./Ressy, Dawn/Dys, Deanna/Close, Glenn/Finkel, Lori/Beecher, Judi/Wing, Emily/Mall, Mavis/McGann, Shannon/Patek, Elizabeth A./Peil, Mary Beth/Durso, Diane +Stepmom (1998)/Zayas, David/Gochros, Jordan/Montgomery, Chuck (I)/Michael, Mrozek/Aiken, Liam/Ostrofsky, James/Maves, Jason/Lavinio, Chad/Hasak, Zachary M./Mistretta, Sal/Shepherd, Lee (I)/Alvarado, Robert F./Hays, Rex/Masters, George (II)/Fusco, Robin/Christman, Charlie/Harper, Russel (I)/Eagle, Jack/Rosario, José Ramón/Blake, Andre B./Rand, Sebastian/Doudounis, Matthew/Larson, Darrell/London, Rob/Grasso, Anthony/Harris, Ed (I)/Sadowski, John/Osias, Jessica M./Hurst, Michelle/Lancaster, Julie/Gilchrist, Mak/Liu, Alice/Malone, Jena/Dolloff, Andrea/Esser, Annett/Sarandon, Susan/Roberts, Julia (I)/Whitfield, Lynn/Asep, Amina/Zemzare, Lauma/Schenck, Holly/Columbus, Eleanor/Rodrique, Monique/Katz, Naama/Stone, Michelle/Best, Jennifer/Telesford, Electra/Wilson, Mary Louise/Sierra, Lu Celania/Brady, Michelle L. +Stick It (2006)/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Wills, Harrison/Geschwind, Marc C./Hutton, Rif/Conner, Bart/Velez, Ivan 'Flipz'/Dzakula, Mio/Balma, John/Welch, Shorty/Lutz, Kellan/Bruyette, Lance/Gries, Jon/Trammell, Ricky/Amedori, John Patrick/Daggett, Tim/Gattas, Brian/Kapelos, John/Salvatore, Jasen/Yang, Yun/Geston, Jamey/David, Julie N./Lengies, Vanessa/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Severino, Isabelle/Vaughn, Terri J./Archer, Belinda/Wagner, Emily/de Simone, Lenika/Bhardwaj, Mohini/Curley, Maddy/Newton, Aleea/Holden, Sara/Miyagi, Jessica/Paige, Tarah/Schlegel, Elfi/Nelson, Kassandra/Corley, Annie/Slater, Allana/Holliday, Polly/Liukin, Nastia/Muth, Kari/Cameron, Christine (I)/Ryals, Calli/Reilly, Corinne/Rose Ambroziak, Aimee/Saari, Alicia/Roderick, Rachelle/Moorhouse, Stephanie/Garlington, Lee/Fairfax, Nadia/Patterson, Carly/Gener, Tania/Carides, Gia/Mauffrey, Karine/Peregrym, Missy/SooHoo, Nikki/Warner, Julie/Bendewald, Andrea/Stroh, Kandice/Factor, Shannon/Downs, Tamara/Wooten, Ronita Neeta/Jones, Dona/Munro, Melissa/Taylor, Carlyle (II)/Efremova, Svetlana (I)/Legg, Kira +Stigmata (1999)/Davis, Kristopher/Muldoon, Patrick (I)/Dearth, Michael P./Fahn, Tom/Adair-Rios, Mark/Ruffo, Joe/Unruh, Devin/Duke, Shaun/Martin, Nicolas (III)/Pryce, Jonathan/Conti, Richard/Lara, Mario (II)/Serbedzija, Rade/Escalzo, Daniel/Donner, Jack/Toub, Shaun/Howell, William (I)/Colantoni, Enrico/Latessa, Dick/Byrne, Gabriel/Kopache, Thomas/Hodges, Tom/Scutti, Federico/Marshall, Mary (II)/Hazan, Lydia/Pitzer, Mariah/Arquette, Patricia/Christopher, Faith/Thorn, Frankie/Nunn, Mariah/Randall, Kessia/de Rossi, Portia/Cruz, Liz/Yell, Vera/Phillips, Mary Linda/Carwin, Stephanie/Cusack, Ann/Trapp, Valarie/Long, Nia +Still Crazy (1998)/Harmer, Jeffrey/Green, Jason (II)/Penry-Jones, Rupert/McKenzie, Sean (I)/Palmer, Alex/Matheson, Hans/Baynham, Peter/Nail, Jimmy/Webb, Danny (V)/Rea, Stephen (I)/Grattan, Justin/Nighy, Bill/D'Silva, Luke/Williams, Lee (II)/Crook, Mackenzie/Kennedy, Gavin/Atkinson, Delroy/Wild, Christopher/Kelly, Dean Lennox/Ubels, Steve/Connolly, Billy/Byron, Bruce/Capron, Brian/Garrett, Luke/Robinson, Bruce (I)/Henry, David (I)/Spall, Timothy/Sims, Julian/Magee, Francis/Nichol, Andy/Daniels, Phil (I)/Finney, Matthew (I)/Van Dijk, Ralph/Davis, Philip (I)/Promitzer, Rebecca/Ball, Zoë/Gubbins, Candida/Donovan, Daisy/Svenska, Anneka/Carey, Anita/Blakemore, Margaret/Aubrey, Juliet/Emmanuel, Alphonsia/Michael, Sabina/Bergström, Helena (I)/Stirling, Rachael/Clay, Virginia (II)/Barber, Frances/Air, Donna/Ross, Leelo/Reid, Sheila (I)/Jones, Mikayla +Sting, The (1973)/Sullivan, Brad/Mann, Larry D./Shaw, Robert (I)/Durning, Charles/Redford, Robert (I)/Heffernan, John (I)/Way, Guy/Tornatore, Joe/Collins, Jack (IV)/Bakey, Ed/Quade, John/O'Brien, Kenneth (I)/Sansom, Ken/Newman, Paul (I)/Benedict, William 'Billy'/Paul, Lee/Johnson, Arch/Walston, Ray/Dierkop, Charles/Long, Avon/Jones, Robert Earl/Morrell, Chuck/Elcar, Dana/Sloyan, James/Kehoe, Jack/Gould, Harold (I)/Spratley, Tom/Barr, Leonard (I)/Brennan, Eileen/Arliss, Dimitra/Bratcher, Patricia/Myers, Paulene/Ta-Tanisha/Kirkland, Sally (I) +Stir Crazy (1980)/Corbin, Barry/McCary, Rod/Poppe, Herman/Hardman, Cedrick/Lee, James Oscar/van Lidth, Erland/Avalos, Luis (I)/Henry, Jim (I)/Varady, Brien/Brown, Georg Stanford/Pryor, Richard/Hirschman, Herbert/Bailey, Bill (IX)/Kingi, Henry/Moore, Thomas (I)/Petersen, John Richard (I)/Van Bergen, Lewis/Arnold, Madison/Armstrong, Herb (I)/Ing, Alvin/Burton, Tony (I)/Looney, Peter/Coster, Nicolas/Ajaye, Franklyn/Johnson, Doug (I)/Bush, Grand L./Earl, Gene/Circle, Don/Smith, Essex/Weldon, Charles/Banks, Jonathan/Nelson, Craig T./Jones, Mickey (I)/Beck, Billy (I)/Suárez, Miguel Ángel/Menard, Kenneth/Wilder, Gene/Silvani, Al/Smith, Earl W./Brooks, Joel (I)/Massengale, Joe/Hansen, Danna/Van Dam, Gwen/Meyer, Drasha/Purcell, Lee/Rowe, Tracy Lee/Sutherland, Esther/Poitier, Pamela/Murcelo, Karmin/Benz, Donna Kei/Cron, Claudia/Williams, JoBeth/Omens, Estelle +Stir of Echoes (1999)/Polk, Antonio/Williams, Chalon/Rifkin, Steve/Neumann Jr., Larry/Ivey, George/Bacon, Kevin/Andelin, Jim/Nazimek, Larry/Walker, Stephen Eugene/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/Bacarella, Mike/Stolte, Christian/Meza, Lou/Greer, Kevin Scott/Sharp, Duane/Cope, Zachary David/O'Farrell, Conor/Dunn, Kevin (I)/Cotovsky, Richard/Douglas, Illeana/Strus, Lusia/Morrison, Jennifer (II)/Varela, Rosario/Yoo, Hyowon K./Erbe, Kathryn/Lewis, Lisa (I)/Weil, Liza/Vaccaro, Karen/Cook, Mary Kay +Stop Making Sense (1984)/Byrne, David (I)/Frantz, Chris/Scales, Steven (I)/Weir, Alex (I)/Worrell, Bernie/Harrison, Jerry/Weymouth, Tina/Holt, Ednah/Mabry, Lynn +Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot (1992)/DePinto, Joey/Latta, Chris/Lively, Ernie/Fann, Al/Burkley, Dennis/Krassner, J. David/Mikesell, Mark/Renneisen, Charles/Campbell, J. Kenneth/Perry, Manuel/Walters, J.D./Wesley, John (I)/Brown, Jophery C./Campbell, Larry (I)/Rhames, Ving/Gregory, Dorian/Monte, Paul Dion/Lerner, A. Michael/De Rosa, Justin/Sarviss, John D./Ferrero, Martin/Stallone, Sylvester/Powers, Matthew (I)/Compton, Norm/Ula Christie, Kevin/Schiff, Richard/Suggett, Richard/Sartain, Gailard/Yago, Art T./Clark, Roydon/Sadler, Nicholas/Rees, Roger/Johnston, Matt (I)/Fornof, J.W. 'Corkey'/Arnold, Jana/Moore, Cheryl/Kirkpatrick, Amy/Montgomery, Julia/Shaw, Shari/Hill, Shelley A./Pixie (I)/LaMarque, Kimberley/Holden, Marjean/Angel, Vanessa/Stenberg, Brigitta/Getty, Estelle/Williams, JoBeth/Yasutake, Patti/Joyce, Ella +Story of Us, The (1999)/Matheson, Tim (I)/Boersma, Casey/Boersma, Dylan/Ritz, James (I)/Reiser, Paul/Evans, Art/Kirchenbauer, Bill/Moreno, Matthew/Willis, Bruce/Zweibel, Alan/Hawn, Phil/Zweibel, Adam/Sandvig, Jake/Henson, Daniel/Buttons, Red/Raider-Wexler, Victor/Reiner, Rob/Hague, Albert/Townsend, Ryan/Poston, Tom/Chapman, Michael (I)/Tang, Tommy/Beuth, Robert Alan/Lund, Jordan/Lerner, Ken (I)/Ridgeley, Renee/White, Betty (I)/Rosenberg, Marci/Yaping/Webb, Lucy (I)/Rennison, Colleen/Hagerty, Julie/Carbone, Denise/Meadows, Jayne/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Wilson, Rita (I)/Nelson, Jessie (I)/Blanchard, Tara +Storytelling (2001)/Wisdom, Robert/Schimmels, Tom/Fleiss, Noah/Kiernan, Pat/Goodman, John (I)/Nieves, Eric/Osser, Jonathan/Fitzpatrick, Leo (I)/Webber, Mark (II)/Rosen, Steven (II)/O'Brien, Conan/Marantz, Andrew/Giamatti, Paul/Schank, Mike/Maltes, Nick (I)/Berkeley, Xander/Williams II, James T./Owens, Frederick B./Jordan, Barry/Railsback, Steve/Cox, Jennifer Elise/Rose, Devorah/Hagerty, Julie/Ridder, Nancy Anne/Redanty, Marisa/Ontiveros, Lupe/Goethals, Angela/Dunphy, Jessica (I)/Thayer, Maria/Goodman, Robin/Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Moore, Crista/Blair, Selma/Palladino, Aleksa/Potente, Franka/Levine, Ilana/Holmes, Tina +Strada, La (1954)/Passante, Mario/Silvani, Aldo/Basehart, Richard/Giorgi, Gustavo/Quinn, Anthony/Kamadeva, Yami/Masina, Giulietta/Venturini, Livia/Primula, Anna/Rovere, Marcella +Straight Story, The (1999)/D'Amico, Gary/Farnsworth, Richard/Stanton, Harry Dean/Flannery, Dan/Walsh, Jack (I)/Sweeney, Peter/Swadley, Leroy/Harker, Wiley/Fahey, Tommy/Jackson, Jeremy Kent/Cada, James/Reed, Russ (I)/Wonder Dog, Max the/McCallum, Bill/Wiedenhoff, Randy/Lordan, John/Haun, Jim/Pearson, Gil/Carpenter, Joseph A./Anderson, Jerry E./Cinabro, Stephen/Farley, John/Wiegert, Donald/McGill, Everett/Fahey, Matt/Sweeney, Garrett/Farley, Kevin P./Grennan, Ed/Fahey, Dan/Farr, George A./Feldhacker, Ralph/Guidry, Matt/Patterson, Barbara June/Kingsley, Barbara/Wingert, Sally/Galloway Heitz, Jane/Robertson, Barbara E./Webb, Anastasia/Maloney, Tracey/Spacek, Sissy/Schwab, Lana/Edwards-Hughes, Jennifer +Strange Days (1995)/Carpenter, Robert 'Duckie'/Reformina, Raul/Hines, Russell/Muro, J. Michael/Young, Ron (I)/Arneson, Mark/Thornton, Reginald T./Graff, Todd/Plummer, Glenn/Calder, Andrew (I)/Fiennes, Ralph/Vaughn, Delane/Urla, Joe/Haler, Ted (I)/Fujimori, Masaaki/Katt, Nicky/Anderson, Nynno/Chang, Ray/Reynolds, Milan/Carrera, David/Zoot/Chudabala, Art/Arngrim, Stefan/Douridas, Chris/Ishida, Jim/Malinowski, Paul/Jace, Michael/Hackford, Rio/Francis, John (II)/Sommer, Josef/Fichtner, William/Sanders, Dex Elliot/Jaasi, Michael/Daniels, John (III)/Rodriguez, Agustin/Willis, Ronnie/Smith, Russell W./Bourne, Amon/Whitmore, Chester A./Hammond, Brandon (I)/Acheson, James (II)/Marshall, Maurice (III)/Tocha, Paulo/Trower, Duane/Arneson, Ed/Tulipana, Steve/Sabin, Chad/Worley, Billie/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Crockett, B.J./Packer, David (I)/Minor, Royce L./Typhoon, Tom Tom/Sizemore, Tom/Wincott, Michael/Norrington, Malcolm/Edson, Richard/Young, Donald 'Donnie'/Feldman, Sebastian/Munoz, Anais/Kelly, Erica (I)/Marshall, Sarah Abukutsa/Bako, Brigitte/Young, Marlana/McPherson, Carolyn Adunni/Berrymore, Dru/Giancaterino, Kim/LeCavalier, Louise/Hubbard, Charmain Renata/Parker, Brook Susan/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Hu, Kelly/Reeves, Jennifer (I)/Goodson, Liat/Labrador, Honey/Bassett, Angela/Ireland, Kylie/Wilkerson, Lori Simone/Picotte, Lisa +Stranger Than Paradise (1984)/Boes, Richard/Burchill, Brian J./Redglare, Rockets/Rammellzee/Sloane, Paul (I)/Lurie, John/Perr, Harvey/Edson, Richard/Rosen, Danny/DiCillo, Tom/Balint, Eszter/Driver, Sara/Stark, Cecillia +Stranger, The (1946)/Raison, Robert/Peralta, Gabriel (I)/Long, Richard (I)/Dodd, Neal/House, Billy (I)/Merivale, Philip/Godoy, Fred/Sands, Johnny/Granby, Joseph/Brown, John (I)/Shayne, Konstantin/Laidlaw, Ethan/Welles, Orson/Pierce, Gerald/Sosso, Pietro/Robinson, Edward G./Theodore, Brother/Bond, David (I)/Sanford, Erskine/Keith, Byron/Victor, Josephine/Randall, Rebel/Wentworth, Martha/Evans, Nancy (I)/Molieri, Lillian/O'Madigan, Isabel/Young, Loretta/Lee, Ruth (I) +Strangers on a Train (1951)/St. John, Howard/Bridge, Al/Granger, Farley/Moody, Ralph (I)/Hale, Jonathan (I)/Doucette, John/Hearn, Edward/Clark, Edward (I)/Walker, Robert (I)/Hines, Harry/McMahon, David (I)/Meredith, Charles (I)/Cushingham, Jack/Lally, Mike (I)/Allen, Joel (I)/Evans, Herbert/Engel, Roy/Farnum, Franklyn/Panzer, Paul/Farrell, Tommy/Launders, Perc/Butler, John (I)/Johnson, J. Louis/Carey, Leonard/Flint, Sam/Daheim, John/Wessel, Dick/Renavent, Georges/Williams, Robert (I)/Benedict, Brooks/Sherlock, Charles (I)/Gist, Robert/Washington, Howard/Morris, Roland (I)/Alper, Murray/Brown, John (I)/Marsh, Charles (I)/Hill, Al (I)/McGuire, Paul (I)/Ryan, Dick (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Lettieri, Louis/Carroll, Leo G./Tegge, Shirley/Phillips, Minna/Rogers, Kasey (I)/Lorne, Marion/Varden, Norma/Andre, Monya/Hokanson, Mary Alan/Myrtil, Odette/Holland, Edna/Stewart, Janet (I)/Hitchcock, Patricia/Roman, Ruth/Treadwell, Laura +Straw Dogs (1971)/Henney, Del/McKenna, T.P./Hoffman, Dustin/Norton, Jim (I)/Keegan, Robert/Welland, Colin/Arne, Peter/Hutchison, Ken/Webster, Donald/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Jones, Len/Warner, David (I)/Schaer, Cherina/Thomsett, Sally/George, Susan +Street Fighter (1994)/Mann, Byron/Bugner, Joe/Bush, Grand L./Swenson, Ray (I)/Kallos, Efthymios/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Rainwater, Gregg/Studi, Wes/Soo Han, Ong/Cronauer, Adrian/Tavare, Jay/Krungvong, Maow/Seth, Roshan/Tuiasosopo, Peter Navy/Pressman, Edward R./Mammone, Robert/Julia, Raul (I)/Colla, Renzo/Curnow, Ric/Cottgrove, Andrew/Steiner, Norman/Tsujimoto, Kenzo/De Souza, David/Green, David (III)/Rosen, Scott (I)/Kawee, Seng/Bryniarski, Andrew/Callow, Simon/Sawada, Kenya/Ivacheff, Alex/Núñez Jr., Miguel A./Day, Gerry (II)/Urquidez, Benny/Moll, Brian (I)/Chapa, Damian/Vanocur, Sander/Saqoaf, Saleh/Le Cosset, Françoise/Barchilon, Jeri/Kaneko, Kamilyn/LaPier, Darcy/Dickson, Maria/Wong, Rosanna/Minogue, Kylie/Ming-Na/Walton, Christine M. +Streetcar Named Desire, A (1951)/Bond, Rudy/Latell, Lyle/Wagenheim, Charles/King, Wright/George, John (I)/Kuhn, Mickey/Garrick, Richard (I)/Brando, Marlon/Jones, Chester/Archer, Mel/Dennis, Nick (I)/Ben Amotz, Dahn/Malden, Karl/Canty, Marietta/Dere, Ann/Leigh, Vivien/Hunter, Kim (I)/Thrower, Maxie/Thomas, Edna (I)/Hillias, Peg +Streets of Fire (1984)/Pock, Bernie/Allen, Lee (III)/Smolek, Jeff/Razatos, Spiro/Bazz, John/Ving, Lee/Lane, Paul M. (I)/Williamson, Mykelti/Laurance, Matthew/Moranis, Rick/Kimball, Stuart/Beard II, William/Paré, Michael/Jason, Peter/Taylor, Eugene (III)/Angelo (I)/Deadrick Jr., Vince/Beer, Harry/Paxton, Bill/Alvin, Dave (I)/Alvin, Philip/Waldo, Kip/Dafoe, Willem/Bateman, William (I)/Begley Jr., Ed/Hateley, John/Lawson, Richard (I)/Walker, Rock A./Townsend, Robert (I)/Rossovich, Rick/Moreno, Ric/Jackson, Stoney (I)/Bush, Grand L./Berlin, Steve/Ryder, John (I)/Mones, Paul/Johnston, John Dennis/Van Valkenburgh, Deborah/Cheng, Susan/Thigpen, Lynne/Madigan, Amy/Becker, Antonie/Brown, Olivia (I)/Jahan, Marine/Lane, Diane (I)/Marten, Sarah/McCarty, Vicki (I)/Daily, Elizabeth/Blackwell, Tamu/Jordan, Elizabeth (II) +Strictly Ballroom (1992)/Mercurio, Paul/O'Connell, John 'Cha Cha'/Hannan, John/Sabott, Bradley/Kermond, Dene/Whitford, Peter/Vargas, Antonio (I)/Webster, Jack (I)/Grace, Steve (I)/Mushin, Pip/McKenney, Todd/Adams, Bob (I)/Hunter, Bill (I)/García, Ángel (I)/Mather, Ray/Jamieson, Jaja/Ring, Warren (I)/Logan, Brian M./Lynch, Peter (II)/Burgess, Michael (I)/Shinta, Jo/Otto, Barry (I)/Bertram, Paul/Kruger, Sonia/Curtis, Anita (I)/Carides, Gia/Vella, Roxana/Page, Leonie/Mulcahy, Lara/Morice, Tara/Gage, Simone/Shrimpton, Kerry/Ellis, Lisa (I)/Benedito, Armonia/Emery, Di/Becchiet, Lee/Lendich, Jacqueline/Curtis, Deanne/McQuade, Kris/White, Genevieve (I)/Thomson, Pat/Hewett, Lauren +Striking Distance (1993)/Jensen, Erik (II)/Willis, Bruce/Bower, John (I)/Stephen, Jeffrey J./Williams, Gareth (I)/Holland, Dan (I)/Deadrick Jr., Vince/Sizemore, Tom/Hodge, Mike (I)/Canavan, Michael (I)/Gero, Edward/Kirkpatrick, Bruce/Mandley, Lawrence/Farina, Dennis/Busfield, Timothy/Mahoney, John (I)/Pashkin, Jack/Hartung, Bill/Rice, Ken (I)/Braugher, Andre/Klace, Scott/May, Andrew/Pastorelli, Robert/Hooks, Ed/Gould, Robert (I)/James, Brion (I)/Orman, Roscoe/Atkins, Tom/Vafiadis, Suzanne/Zajko, Betsy/Caldwell, Janette/Parker, Sarah Jessica/Long, Jodi/McCarthy, Julianna/Martin, Andrea (III)/Wiggin, Sally/Branson, Elva/Adrienne, Sigrid +Stripes (1981)/Schmidt, Solomon/Counts, Gerard J./Flaherty, Joe (I)/Dunn, Conrad/Veyts, Semyon/Marshall, Glenn Leigh/Quaid, Dennis/Lane, Larry Odell/Sykes, William R./Schaefer, Craig (I)/Harlson, Hershel B./Prince, Dale/Mullins, David A./Crawford, J.A./Murray, Bill (I)/Scherer, Gene/Wilke, Robert J./Candy, John/Flynn, Michael (I)/Urbansky, Phillip A./LeGault, Lance/Buntsis, Yefim/Gottarelli, Gino/Gibb, Donald (I)/Thomas, Dave (I)/Paxton, Bill/Reinhold, Judge/Mont-Eton, Norman/Markowicz, Mark S./Gillette, Larry R./Voldstad, John/Pagan, Antone/Larroquette, John/Viola, Jeff/Dulaine, Robert/Busfield, Timothy/Rakhman, Arkady/Ramis, Harold/Lucking, William/Platko, David D./Toth, Nick/Ellis, Bruce E./Oates, Warren/Diehl, John/Jones, Glenn-Michael/Briggs, Samuel/Leighton, Roberta/Clark, Dawn/Henderson, Leslie/Soles, P.J./Mechsner, Susan/Hamilton, Lois (I)/Dupree, Linda/Klein, Robin (I)/Helmus, Joyce D./Bowman, Pamela (I)/Ryan, Fran/Young, Sean (I)/Merritt, Anita/Bowser, Sue +Striptease (1996)/Grayson, Jerry (I)/Oughterson, Scott/Giaimo, Anthony/Baron, Matt/Warren, Steve (III)/Bergman, Teddy/Obata, Yoshi/Patrick, Robert (I)/Pankin, Stuart/Jones, Anthony (III)/Grunberg, Brad/Toyoda, Tony/Assante, Marco/Goldstein, Edward (I)/Assante, Armand/Goldstein, Edward B./Hill, William (I)/Crume, Louis Seeger/Chaykin, Marc/Rhames, Ving/Niarhos Jr., Ted/Crane, Darreck/Russo, Gianni (I)/Reynolds, Paul Anthony/Young, Keone/Yáñez, Eduardo/Zúñiga, José (I)/Ayers, Chad/Blaney, Keith/Corone, Antoni/Edge/Basaraba, Gary/White, Carl (I)/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Stanton, Robert (II)/Pacific, Jerry/Sharpe, April/Riffel, Rena/Peaks, Pandora/Flynn, Kimberly/Wilson, PaSean/Magdalena, Deborah/Willis, Rumer/Fisher, Frances (I)/Woods, Barbara Alyn/Gennaro, Maria/Lobell, Anna/Bauerle, Christi/Spybey, Dina/Garcia, Aymee/Sutton, Tammi/Moore, Demi/Fallon, Siobhan/Adams, Diane (I) +Stuart Little (1999)/Zahn, Steve/Palminteri, Chazz/Kirby, Bruno/O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Styer, Westleigh M./Fox, Michael J. (I)/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Lane, Nathan/Polito, Jon/Laurie, Hugh/Blechen, Chuck/Lipnicki, Jonathan/Doughan, Jim/Coleman, Dabney/Negron, Taylor/Bays, Joe/Marsico, Miles/Freberg, Stan/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Grier, David Alan/Gould, Harold (I)/Goodhue, Larry/Tilly, Jennifer/Sweeney, Julia/Beasley, Allyce/Ray, Connie/Davis, Geena/Getty, Estelle/Robertson, Kimmy/Benedict, Tannis +Stuart Little 2 (2002)/Garrett, Brad (I)/Doughan, Jim/Lipnicki, Jonathan/Ma, Raymond/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Aquilino, Frank/Massagli, Angelo/Walsh, Bobby/Harriell, Robert/Woods, James (I)/Fuchs, Michael C./Hansen, Daniel (I)/Christopher, Dyllan/Tabatsky, David/Laurie, Hugh/Jefferies, Marc John/Zahn, Steve/Lahiri, Ronobir/Pate, Salvatore/McCarty, Conan (I)/Olson, Kevin (I)/Lane, Nathan/Roderick, Connie/Marshall, Amelia/Bamford, Maria/Davis, Geena/Hoelck, Ashley/Griffith, Melanie/Harris, Rachael (I)/Hoelck, Anna +Stuck on You (2003)/Docky/Cicco, Johnny/Valliere, Ray 'Rocket'/Dunn, Will/Woodlee, Zachary/Murphy, Michael (XX)/Brooks, Robyn Mk/Scipione, Mark/Mennella, Joe/Saccoccio, Lou/Linesman, Kenny/Anastasi, Karl/Wadey, Adrian/Barnett, Tom (III)/Kocsis, István/Kenrick, Colin/Ventura, Jesse/Nemeth Family, The/Carr, Harry 'Fletch'/Perkins, Bruce/Premiss, Rudy/Murphy, Danny (I)/Nicholson, Terry/Blake, Jim 'Sunshine'/Abreu, Danny/Casey, Ken/Greene, Daniel/Urra, Damian/McKiernan, Bobby/Wilson, Luke (I)/Parnevik, Jesper/Bowell, Scott 'Soupy'/Cook, Dane/Smith, Vinny (II)/Torretta, Gino/Gasbarro, Rob/Chan, John (IV)/Christy, George/Bourgoin, Daniel/Kravchenko, Dennis/Biederman, Jay/McMahon, P.J./Weekes, Bob/Biederman, Ken/Garrett, Ernie/Cohen, Steve (XI)/Griswold, Kenny/Hines, Terence Bernie/Andrade, Jack/Q (I)/Jones, Doug (I)/Cheney, Michael/O'Donnell, Bobby/Pappas Family, The/Frick, Harrison/Jordan, John-Eliot/Andrade, Billy/Donahue, Neil/Strohmann, John/Brumley Family, The/Beauchene, Bill/Callan, Michael/Mulcahy, John (III)/Ketchum, Troy/Gibson, Tom (IV)/Brennan, Bill (V)/Harrington, Gerry (I)/Gannon, Michael 'The Cannon'/Gildea, Sean/Hill, J.J./Zapatka, Cory/Thorne, Remy/Dade-Bell, Jake/Santare, Tony/Feldman, Gene (I)/Kane, Andrew (I)/Peterson, Alex (I)/Merrins, Michael Lee/Brown, Pete (IV)/Burton, Michael (I)/Iglehart Family, The/Carbone, Joe/Stoddard, David/Shankman, Adam/Moynihan, Sean (II)/Peterson, Brian (VI)/Anderson Family, The/Martini, Joseph/Mullany, Terry/Sinclair, Leslie (III)/Blitt, Ricky/Civale, Kevin/Childers, Christopher D./Grossman, Peter (I)/Fan, Roger/Gillich, Rob/Pinor, Rubin/Blank, Brad/Mills, Rob (VI)/Drija, George/Clarke, Lenny/Stein Family, The/Neely, Cam/Dade-Bell, Pip/Shriver, Anthony/Currie, Brian Hayes/Wyler, Gregory/Thomas, Michael Edward/Knight, Dave (I)/Dunne, Griffin/Tashjian Family, The/Simmons, Walter/Gress, Googy/Guisti, Billy/Armstrong, Bruce (V)/Hardcastle Family, The/Meyer, Billy (I)/Suozzi, Chris/Young, Delwyn 'Peewee'/Davies, Derek/Palandjian, Paul/Hess, Russell/Cortes, Angel/Best Buddies of Duxbury Ma., The/Jordan, Tommy/Damon, Matt/Thomas, Charlie (II)/Brady, Tom (III)/Smith, Robert F. (I)/Dobbins, Mike/Cavallo, Ron 'Puppy'/Songin, Tommy/Mone, Bob/Mone, Brian/Carson, Rhoeyce/Mone, Stephen/Burke, Michael 'Don Julio'/Humphreys, Neville/Grant, Larry (III)/Yellin, Bennett/Dwyer, Tom/Joubert, Marc (I)/Munroe, Leslie/Kocsis, Apple/Rollock, David/Oakley, Brett/Battistini, Pat/Rollock, Douglas/Coogan, Will/Garcia, Sergio (II)/Mascolo, 'Trader Fred'/Palozej Family, The/Chace Jr., Malcolm G./Yanoff, Michael/O'Donnell, Keegan/King, Danny (III)/Woloohojian, Rob/Woloohojian, Harry/Callahan, Gerry/Corella, John R./Smolinsky, Dave/Dennis, John (III)/Milloy, Lawyer/Coleman, Ricky/Leblanc, Greg/Byers, Lyndon/Patel, Rajiv/Stone, Skyler/Wilson, Malcolm (I)/Brett, Tim/Hildreth, Freddy 'The Commissioner'/Mugar, Jon/Pritchard, Don/Badreya, Sayed/Wylie, Mark (I)/Biegel, Ryan/Soucy, Ron/Carson Sr., Benjamin/Lyons, Michael (V)/Irsay, Kalen/Damon, Kent/Carson, B.J. 'Ben Jr.'/Alioto, Justin/Lyons, Patrick (II)/Carson, Murray (II)/Muniz, Frankie/Blank, Marvin/Kelliher, Bob/Morton, Andre/Schrick, Galen (I)/Lubin, Greg/Cassel, Seymour/Lubin Family, The/Lomakin, Roman/Howard, Gizz/Gondelman, George/Tarabelli, Joe/Burns, Fred (III)/O'Hara, Sean (VI)/Palmer, Chris 'Chili'/Cerrone Family, The/Bingham, Vincent T./Tyler, Steve (II)/Dunphy, Connor/Peterson, Pete (VII)/Delbonis, Chris/Cerrone Jr., Michael/Cerrone, Mike/Cerrone, Steve/Christiansen, Todd/Franek, Clem/Gondelman, Patty/Nasca, Todd/Steilen, Joe/Steilen, Nathaniel/Yorn Family, The/Ciesielski, Adam/Kirby, Rene/Olofsson, Harold/Ciardi Family, The/Saux, Stephen/O'Hara, Colin J./Albert, Otis Walter/Smith Family, The/Haber, Jase/Woodin, John/Smith, Billy (X)/Baker, Gary M./Rail, Michael/Reis, Gary/Metsisto, Tauno/Kinnear, Greg/Dante, Peter/Bedard, George (I)/Hoffman, Keith A./Grundy, Peter/Golden, Evan Scott/Chodorow Family, The/Peter, Jesse/Millan, Ashley/Del Rio, Elizardo/Corrigan Family, 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Farrell/Norton, Barry (I)/Gowland, Gibson/Sipperly, Ralph/Semels, Harry/Eilers, Sally/Gaynor, Janet (I)/Rosing, Bodil/Livingston, Margaret (I)/Winton, Jane +Sunset Blvd. (1950)/Blake, Larry J./Holden, William (I)/Hendry, Len/Webb, Jack/Twitchell, Archie/von Stroheim, Erich/Skolsky, Sidney/Christy, Ken (I)/Lane, Arthur/Cortay, John/Warner, H.B./Sheehan, Bill (I)/Allen, Joel (I)/Joslin, Howard/Wahrman, Edward/Dayton, Charles (I)/Perrin, Jack/Hawley, James (I)/Keaton, Buster/Dalzell, Archie R./O'Connor, Frank (I)/Drynan, Peter/Hale, Creighton/Smith, Emmett (I)/Livingston, Jay/Moorhouse, Bert/Negley, Howard/Gray, Joe (I)/Thompson, Roy (I)/Clark, Fred (I)/O'Connor, Robert Emmett/DeMille, Cecil B./Montgomery, Ralph/Morley, Jay/Greenwald, Sanford E./Dew, Eddie/Evans, Ray (I)/Gough, Lloyd/Ivo, Tommy/Farnum, Franklyn/Ferguson, Al (I)/Hopper, E. Mason/Miller, John 'Skins'/Johnson, Stan (I)/Wilcoxon, Henry/Gibson, Kenneth (I)/Swanson, Gloria/Nilsson, Anna Q./Clifford, Ruth/Hopper, Hedda/Novak, Eva/Messinger, Gertrude/Mosk, Bernice/Vickers, Yvette/Astor, Gertrude/Ganzer, Gerry/Nesmith, Ottola/Olson, Nancy/Faye, Julia/Randolph, Virginia L. (II) +Sunshine (1999)/Hantos, Balázs/Seress, Zoltán (I)/Hurt, William (I)/Rajhona, Ádám/Máté, Gábor/Brückner, Wilhelm/Nemes, János (I)/Bissmeier, Joachim/Strong, Mark (II)/Lewald, Theodor/Andorai, Péter/Kézdi, György/Keitel, Wilhelm (I)/Lavorato, Nikkolas/Treves, Frederick/Szilágyi, István (I)/Peacock, Trevor/Gera, Zoltán/Simó, Sándor/Takács, Péter/Elias, Buddy/Kun, Vilmos/Jordán, Tamás/Juhász, Jácint/Halász, Péter (I)/Vészi, János (I)/Kulka, János/Schaub, Julius/Trunkó, Bálint/Juranics, Tamás/von Blomberg, Werner/László, Ádám/Szepesi, Lásló/László, Zsolt/Horovitz, Israel/Vogler, Rüdiger/Fonyó, István/Fiennes, Ralph/de Baillet-Latour, Henri/Bognár, Dr. Zoltán/Zischler, Hanns/Neville, John/Schilgen, Fritz/Mécs, Károly/Fodor, Tamás (I)/Lõte, Attila/Frick, Wilhelm/Kovács, Lajos/Hess, Rudolf/Beresford, Jack/Hollósi, Frigyes/Frain, James/Gálffi, László/Hitler, Adolf/Goebbels, Josef/King Umberto II/Hirtling, István/Szakácsi, Sándor/Dánffy, Sándor/Kotány, Bence/Fonyó, József/Raj, Tamás/Keresztes, Tamás (II)/Stohl, András/Mádi Szabó, Gábor/Paterson, Bill (I)/Bubik, István/de Keyser, David/Fekete, András (I)/Ónodi, Eszter/Kádár, Flóra/Weisz, Rachel/Margolyes, Miriam/Harris, Rosemary (I)/Fullajtár, Andrea/Sólyom, Kati/Igó, Éva/Törõcsik, Mari/Ehle, Jennifer/Unger, Deborah Kara/Schütz, Ila/Diem, Gudrun/Parker, Molly (I)/Gati, Kathleen/Studt, Katja/Gurnik, Ica +Super Mario Bros. (1993)/Merck, Wallace/West, Joe (I)/West, Kevin (I)/Leguizamo, John/Hopkins, Matthew Zachary/Noday, Patt/Hopper, Dennis/Mactavish, Scott/Edson, Richard/Welker, Frank/Nixon, Mojo/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Castellaneta, Dan/Lake, Don/Harding, Michael (III)/Raiford, Robert D./Lane, Preston/Pillars, Jeffrey/Kraus, David (I)/Henriksen, Lance/Russo, Gianni (I)/Edwards, Robert Lee/Edwards, Ronald Lou/Leipold, Ronnie Jay/Nikko, Matt/Corey (I)/Stevens, Fisher/Hoskins, Bob/Lynch, Michael (I)/McCoy, Alan/Fifer, John/Priester, Robert/Murphy, Harry (II)/Merdis, Thomas/Asaki, Jim/Kaminski, Dana/Fierro, Mona B./Roberts, Francesca/Salvatore, Melanie/Shaw, Fiona/Rees, Joy/Alpaugh, Lucy/Mathis, Samantha/Velez, Desiree Marie/Powell, Andrea (I)/Finn, Terry (I)/Harman, Sylvia/Brigman, Karen (I)/Pendergast, Heather/Work, Christi +Super Size Me (2004)/Spurlock, Morgan/Robbins, John (III)/Banzhaf, John/Isaacs, Dr. Daryl/Fogle, Jared/Satcher, David/Kish, William/Thompson, Tommy (XVII)/English, Ron (V)/Gorske, Don/McDonald, Ronald/Jordan, Michael (I)/Siegel, Dr. Stephen/Sullum, Jacob/Hirsch, Samuel/Brownell, Kelly/English, Ron (III)/Ganjhu, Dr. Lisa/Simchak, Kymme/Nestle, Marion/Sandy, Kacie/Spears, Britney/Young, Dr. Lisa/Young, Lisa R./Bennett, Bridget (II)/Gorske, Mary/Sandy, Laura/Jamieson, Alexandra/Sandy, Ashley +Super Troopers (2001)/Stolhanske, Erik/Heffernan, E. Michael/Albrizio, Christian/Lemme, Steve/Fey, Dan/Padilla, Danny (I)/Vippolis, André/Noonan, Jimmy/Carlino, John/Finn, Charlie/Soter, Paul/Weaver, Michael (II)/Arend, Geoffrey/Grace, James (II)/Perello, Richard/Edwards, Jim (II)/Brenninkmeyer, Philippe/Gaffigan, Jim/von Bargen, Daniel/Chandrasekhar, Jay/Heffernan, Kevin (I)/Kern, Joey/MacPherson, Walt/Bedford Lloyd, John/Cox, Brian (I)/Walsh, Jerry/Hickman, Camille/Coughlan, Marisa/de Lucia, Amy/Heffernan, Jane/Lee, Christy (I)/O'Connor, Chloe Kai/Tobin, Tracy/Alpert, Aria/McGettrick, Trish/Carter, Lynda/Ryan, Blanchard/Tornberg, Maria +SuperBabies: Baby Geniuses 2 (2004)/Baio, Scott/Fitzgerald, Leo/Smith, Jake D./McKinnon, Danny/Singleton, Jonathan/Wingfield, Peter/Miller, Dan (VII)/McKay, Sterling/Scheideman, Jared/Thompson, Reece/Fitzgerald, Gerry (II)/Chalk, Gary/Fitzgerald, Myles/Kaye, David (II)/Penick, Trevor/Iles, Max/Underwood, Jacob/Estrada, Erik-Michael/Francis, Andrew (I)/Scheideman, Jordan/Iles, Michael/Chatwin, Justin (I)/Drewitz, Devin Douglas/Greene, Barry/Lockhart, Joshua/MacDonald, Shawn/Lockhart, Maxwell/Kretschmann, Thomas/Angel, Ashley Parker/Stewart, Bobby (I)/Hariss, Jy/Sipos, Shaun/Levins, Connor Christopher/Lynch, Gus (I)/Quijada, Alfonso/Kalugin, Alexander/Hood, Rashad/Voight, Jon/Goldberg, Whoopi/Lilley, Nancy J./Milliken, Lara/Amlee, Jessica/Midcap, Dagmar/Bastidas, Keana/Trovato, Anastasia/Shaye, Skyler/Angel, Vanessa/Reichert, Rebecca/Montoya, Melissa/Bastidas, Maia/von Pfetten, Stefanie +Supergirl (1984)/Sommers, Russell/Healy, David (I)/Snell, James/McAllister, Bill (I)/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Lavelle, Bradley/Pearce, Mike (I)/Edwards, Keith (I)/Own, Fred Lee/Frewer, Matt/Van Wyk, Edwin/Ward, Simon (I)/Scott, Kevin (I)/Graham, David (IV)/McClure, Marc (I)/Bochner, Hart/Money, G.B. Zoot/Evans, Erick Ray/Serene, Martin/Cook, Peter (I)/Fletcher, Christian J./Cremona, Joe/Bidwell, Richard/Travis, Ron/Huston, Dulcie/Farrow, Mia/Ricardo, Diana/Dickinson, Sandra/Dunaway, Faye/Powell, Shezwae/Hughes, Beulah/Baynes, Gay/Danique/Sumner, Jane (I)/Taylor, Michelle (I)/Slater, Helen/Desiree (III)/Pederson, Orla/Hale, Karen (II)/Vaccaro, Brenda/Greig, Virginia/Leite, Sonya/Lia (I)/Beauchamp, Lynsey/Hunter, Kelly/Mandell, Robyn/Martin, Sandra (I)/Lippold, Nancy/Cranfield, Sally/Orlich, April/Teefy, Maureen/Wood, Nancy/Lewis, Julia/Annen, Glory/Ten Batenburg, Saskia/Ives-Cameron, Elaine/Charnow, Carole/Walsh, Bailie/Parsey, Martha/Landor, Jennifer +Superman (1978)/Beatty, Ned/Yorston, David/Etherington, Colin/Bailey, Bill (II)/Henderson, Robert (I)/Hollis, John (I)/Cooper, Jackie/Lazarus, Frank/Brockington, James/McClure, Marc (I)/Boa, Bruce/Tucker, Burnell/Hackman, Gene/Quigley, Lee/Marzello, Vincent/Ensign, Michael/Baxt, David/Garbutt, James/MacLeod, Robert (I)/Cassady, John/Reed, Rex/Parker, John F./O'Neill, Robert (I)/Finneran, Edward/McPherson, Graham (I)/Alexander, Keith (I)/Petrou, David/Julian, Chuck/Atcheson, Jeff/Rucker, Bo/Brown, Phil (I)/Skeaping, Colin/Smith, Chief Tug/Stuyck, Pieter/Protheroe, Brian/Stamp, Terence/Hassett, Ray/Andrews, Harry/Everhart, Rex/Lamb, Larry (I)/Warwick, Norman (II)/Avery, Paul (I)/Mitchell, Billy J./Stuart, John (I)/Cording, John/Neal, David (I)/Brando, Marlon/Trimble, Lawrence/Kahan, Steve/O'Halloran, Jack/Selby, Tony/Flock, Brad/Scott, Antony/Harris II, George/Ford, Glenn (I)/Gover, Michael/Russell, William (II)/Cullen, Alan/Howard, Trevor (I)/Evans, Ray (III)/Tuerpe, Paul/Calder, David/East, Jeff/Wynter, Mark/Reeve, Christopher/Smolinski, Aaron/Hagman, Larry/Harrigan, Michael (I)/Ratzenberger, John/Gavin, Weston/Anderson, Vass/Russo, Matt/Jurgensen, Randy/Feitelson, Benjamin/Clarke, Oz/Whelan, Robert/Tilvern, Alan/Thompson, Raymond (II)/Duff, Norwich/Stevens, Roy (I)/Alyn, Kirk/Donner, Richard/York, Susannah/Willoughby, Leueen/Sherry, Diane/Shifrin, Sue/Thaxter, Phyllis/Kidder, Margot/Ingham, Jill/Neill, Noel/Tottman, Jayne/Schell, Maria/Hilboldt, Lise/Brown, Miquel/Lee, Penelope/Douglas, Sarah (I)/Perrine, Valerie +Superman II (1980)/Shannon, Michael (I)/Woodcroft, Todd/MacInnes, Angus/Cassel, Jean-Pierre/Kay, Hadley/Sher, Antony/Parris, Carl (I)/Powell, Dinny/Hackman, Gene/Beatty, Ned/McClure, Marc (I)/Morton, John (I)/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Ratzenberger, John/Whitman, Peter/Stine, Eric/D'Amico, Marcus/Martin, Pepper/Lipinski, Eugene/Stuart, Alan (I)/Kemp, Roger/Fellows, Don/Milner, Anthony/Praml, Joe/Rimmer, Shane/Walsh, Joe (I)/Boyle, Marc (I)/Cooper, Jack (II)/Stamp, Terence/Dehay, Alain/Rollings, Gordon/LeParmentier, Richard/Sibbald, Tony/Cooper, Jackie/Dowdall, Jim/Reeve, Christopher/O'Halloran, Jack/Brierley, Roger/Galili, Hal/Marshall, E.G./Spencer, Cleon/James, Clifton/Duggan, Tommy/Donner, Richard/Bailey, Bill (II)/Hollis, John (I)/Lyons, Derek/Perrine, Valerie/Kidder, Margot/York, Susannah/Wiltsie, Melissa/Pappas, Robin/Mandell, Pamela/Hoover, Elva Mai/Willoughby, Leueen/Porter, Beth (I)/Douglas, Sarah (I) +Superman III (1983)/Kaethler, Paul/Pryor, Richard/Whitman, Peter/Fielder, David (I)/McClure, Marc (I)/Brody, Ronnie/Edmonds, Stan/Kimber, Les/Wear, Peter/Cork, Kevin Harrison/O'Herlihy, Gavan/Dennen, Barry/Lamb, Larry (I)/Winning, David (I)/Smolinski, Aaron/Reimbold, Bill/Kalipha, Stefan/Vaughn, Robert (I)/Lowe, Grant/Reeve, Christopher/Bell, R.J./Beatty, Robert (I)/Alon, Roy/Stark, Graham/Chisholm, George/Hirsch, Lou/Woolf, Henry/Todd, Bob (II)/Matthews, Al/Case, Justin (I)/Rimmer, Shane/Rollings, Gordon/Signer, Gordon/Cooper, Jackie/Camilleri, Terry/Bluthal, John/Steele, Geoffrey/Gilbert, Philip (I)/Henderson, Robert (I)/Malcolm, Christopher/Kidder, Margot/Mandell, Pamela/Dickinson, Sandra/Shay, Mildred/Roberts, Nancy (II)/O'Toole, Annette/Stephenson, Pamela/Ross, Annie/Saunders, Enid/Horton, Helen/Starr, Pat (I) +Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987)/Beatty, Robert (I)/Robinson, Rex (I)/Marlowe, Raymond/Reeve, Christopher/Maynard, Ted/Grocholski, Czeslaw/Hollis, John (I)/Bullivant, Malcolm/Lipinski, Eugene/Broadbent, Jim/Caven, Mark/Sherman, Bob (I)/Hackman, Gene/McClure, Marc (I)/Travis, Ron/Cryer, Jon/Edwards, Keith (I)/Hootkins, William/Colicos, Nicholas/Fellows, Don/Garth, David (I)/Penry-Jones, Peter/Shale, Kerry/Cooper, Jackie/Scheybal, Witold/Borionko, Yuri/Freeman, Matthew (IV)/Knight, Esmond/Pillow, Mark/Creaghan, Dennis/Kusuhara, Eiji/Cagon, John/Iles, Douglas W./McDonald, Mac (I)/Lavelle, Bradley/Lyons, Derek/Isarov, Boris/Stanislav, Jirí/Wanamaker, Sam/Plytas, Steve/Fox, Philip (I)/McLawhorn, Damien/Lebor, Stanley/Fung, Jimmy/Brook, Jayne/Kidder, Margot/Zienska, Dorota/John, Guinevere/Hemingway, Mariel/Joshi, Indira/Hunter, Diana (III)/Hewett, Christine/York, Susannah +Superman Returns (2006)/Fabrizio, David/Maynard, Ted/Cole, Andrew (VI)/Larson, Jack (I)/Bliss, Ian (I)/Nathan, Ansuya/Quin, Barry/Routh, Brandon/Dixon, Terrell/Roberts, Ian (VII)/Karen, James (I)/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Young, Bill (I)/Truman, Jeff (I)/Branson, Richard/Pulvermacher, Julian/Rossi, Darin/Bender, Stephan/Penn, Kal/Meyer Burnett, Robert/Duggan, Michael (IV)/Buckley, Bradd/Harris, Dan (II)/Webb, David (I)/James, Lee (I)/Fisher, Kevin (VI)/Dougherty, Michael (II)/Brando, Marlon/Young, Warwick/Ostrow, Steve (I)/Roe, Bobby/Flanagan, Rob (V)/Lucantonio, John/Stewart, Thomas (IV)/Stone, Vincent/Hawkins, Darren K./Browne, Henry/Joyce, Keegan/Marsden, James (I)/Henry, Phillip/Sont, Gerry/Langella, Frank/Roberts, Hank (III)/Huntington, Sam/Leabu, Tristan Lake/Shedlowich, Paul/Wightman, Ed/Davis, Genevieve (II)/Wilson, Peta/Neill, Noel/Fouche, Frederique/Posey, Parker/Hill, Raelee/Lewarne, Prue/Bracken, Karina/Lee, Mirren/Heath, Penelope/Sciole, Jennifer (I)/Barratt, Rebecca/Angell, Barbara/Bell, Francine/Howson, Patricia/Saint, Eva Marie/Bosworth, Kate +Supernova (2000 I)/Rice Jr., Eddy/Sizemore, Kevin/Mahan, Kerrigan/Facinelli, Peter/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Spader, James/Forster, Robert (I)/White, Knox/Cruz, Wilson/Marshall, Vanessa/Tunney, Robin/Bassett, Angela +Superstar (1999)/Zaidi, Jay/Banks, Boyd/Scozzari, Sal/McGregor, Fraser/McCloskey, Michael (I)/Stefaniuk, Rob (I)/Bamman, Gerry/Campbell, Chuck (I)/Robbins, Jonathan (II)/Meinke, David (I)/Sehorn, Jason/Scott, Frank (I)/Humm, Spencer/Williams, Harland/Newman, Jack (II)/Warrack, David/Ferrell, Will/Clark, Robert (II)/Kelly, Aidan (I)/McKinney, Mark (I)/Redican, Dan/Green, Tom (III)/Campanelli, Rick/Blicker, Jason/Brooker, Blake/Radford, Natalie/Massiah, Joan/Gordon, Christina (I)/Mackereth, Carole/Hendrix, Elaine/Donaghy, Siobhan (I)/Moffat, Jane/Margel, Mallory/McCloskey, Deirdre/Manson-Wagner, Ariel/Bennett, Joanna (I)/Morgan, April/Dwyer, Karyn/Laybourne, Emmy/Spey-Putaki, Mindy LouAnne/Shannon, Molly/Hanover, Donna/Campbell, Tina/Dias, Susie/Irwin, Jennifer (I)/Johns, Glynis/Nowland, Christine/Howell, Jean/Wright, Tracy +Support Your Local Sheriff! (1969)/Dern, Bruce/Garner, James/Reese, Tom/Sorenson, Paul/Alden, Richard (I)/Burke, Walter/Peabody, Dick/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Elam, Jack/Anderson, Robert G. (I)/Tannen, William (I)/Morgan, Harry/Evans, Gene (I)/Jones, Henry (I)/Milford, John/Bouchey, Willis/Daheim, John/Brennan, Walter/Haynes, Dick/Hoyt, Richard (I)/Johnson, Chubby/Rogers, Gayle/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Hackett, Joan/Jones, Marilyn (I) +Sur mes lèvres (2001)/Gourmet, Olivier/Saracino, David/Perrier, Olivier/Loriquet, François/Gaultier de Kermoal, Bô/Van de Velde, Christophe/Valo, Laurent/Wintousky, Philippe/Diot, Pierre/Steltzer, Patrick/Le Page, Loïc/Alane, Bernard/Cassel, Vincent/Boutleroff, Serge/Lacroix, Nathalie/Nicot, Maurine/Samie, Céline/Bonamy, Olivia/Mons, Chloé/Cohendy, Christiane/Gambie, Gladys/Caubère, Isabelle/Devos, Emmanuelle/Keena +Sure Thing, The (1985)/Robbins, Tim (I)/Marcucci, Robert Anthony/Putch, John/Cadman, Joshua/Parker, Sunshine/Filpi, Carmen/Baron, Jimmy/Goodrow, Garry/Pink, Steve (I)/Hamilton, Richard (I)/Rydell, Christopher (I)/Snively, Robert/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Petersen, John Richard (I)/Memmoli, George/Layton, Martin J./Hankin, Larry/Connella, David/Turner, Frantz/Bauer, Robert (III)/Gaines, Boyd/Cusack, John/Zuniga, Daphne/Ow, Julie/Moreland, Rosalind/Carrera, Tamara/Williams, Noelle (I)/Lindfors, Viveca/Christie, Marcia/Ryan, Fran/Persky, Lisa Jane/Richards, Krystal/Lightle, Lorrie/Buxton, Sarah/Sheridan, Nicollette/Baxter, Teresa/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Resnick, Amy +Surviving Christmas (2004)/Smalls/Osborne, Kent (I)/Tumbleweed/Macy, Bill/Lewis, Phill/Fisher, Bryan/Gandolfini, James/Zestos, K. Troy/Jason, Peter/Bell, Michael (I)/Root, Stephen (I)/Richardson, Sy/Siegel, Josh (I)/Karabatsos, Ron/Saito, Bill/Atkinson, David (II)/Zobel, Nicholas/Kier, Udo/Zuckerman, Josh/Kosik, Michael/Simanton, Jon/Brown, John Carter/Duran, Reynaldo/Affleck, Ben/Buffer, Ray/Strobel, Richard/Kenny, Tom (I)/Irwin, Wynn/Thomas Jr., William/Manesh, Marshall/Selby, David/Bryant, John 'B.J.'/Marquette, Sean/Fein, Amanda/Faracy, Stephanie/Applegate, Christina/McCall, Precious/Johnson, Hailey Noelle/Marty, Cynthia/Ho, Bridgette/Halloran, Amy/Morrison, Jennifer (II)/Blair, Joan M./Borrowman, Kacie/Ambrose, Tangie/Velasquez, Susanna/Eddy, Sonya/Fein, Caitlin/Furno, Karen/Gacad, Angela/Queal, Allison (I)/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Taylor, Melanie (I)/Hendrickson, Kate/Rose, Anika Noni/Kerns, Linda +Suspect (1987)/Mahoney, John (I)/Schwartz, Aaron (I)/Coleman, R.R./Jessop, Jack/Neeson, Liam/Palmer, Darryl/White, Lloyd (I)/Mantegna, Joe/Bertone, Richard/De La Rosa, Paul/Hjelmervik, Paul/Lyle, David (I)/Williams, Ewart Everard/McKinney, Gregory/Melamed, Fred/Strother, Frederick/Jackson, Carl (I)/Mack, Gene/Barbour, Thomas/Graham, Stefan/D'Amato, Paul (I)/Walsh, Robert (I)/Emmet, Michael/Cobbs, Bill/Williams, Billy (III)/Gant, Richard/Walton, Jim (I)/Quaid, Dennis/McInerney, Bernie/Stewart, Jaye Tyrone/Gray, Sam (I)/Adams, Edwin M./Beach, Michael/Craig, Tony (I)/Cosham, Ralph/Bosco, Philip/Tomajczyk, Diane Marie L./Knower, Rosemary/Cher (I)/Kerr, E. Katherine/Dalton, Laura J./Bowe, Sandra/Dixon, Siona/Bartlett, Lisbeth/Taylor, Wendy E./Barry, Prudence/Taylor, Myra (I)/Sears, Djanet/Ross, Sandi/O'Hare, Katie +Suspect Zero (2004)/Campbell, Keith (I)/Barela, Richard/Skousen, Kevin/Southerland, Boots/Zapata, Miguel/Owens, Donn/Dames, Ed/Johnson, William B./Mapother, William/Ode, David (I)/Chapman, Michael (I)/Lennix, Harry J./Ray, Dorsey/Roman, William A./Kirkpatrick, Kent/Donahue, Aaron/Smith, Daniel (XV)/Eckhart, Aaron/Coleman, Brady/Towne, Robert/Kingsley, Ben/Plagge, Curtis/House, David (I)/Moriarty, Daniel Patrick/Petry, Benjamin/Reyes, Julian/Gardner, Jerry (I)/Collison, Frank/Hooker, Buddy Joe/Chamberlin, Kevin (I)/Bell, Hope/Franklin, Lea/Gorder, Letta E./Moss, Carrie-Anne/Beauvais, Marya/Cleveland, Jenny/Blake, Ellen/Russell, Chloe/Boehler, Xanndra/Torres, Angelina/Webb, Cecilia L./Latham, Elizabeth/DeHuff, Nicole/Goold, Jane E./Haun, Catherine +Suspicion (1941)/Craig, Alec/Cook, Clyde (I)/Hunter, Kenneth (I)/Hardwicke, Cedric/Carey, Leonard/Webster, Ben (I)/Fielding, Edward/Mather, Aubrey/Gordon, Gavin (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Downing, Vernon/Bevan, Billy/Bruce, Nigel/Grant, Cary/Sheffield, Reginald/Hare, Lumsden/Evans, Rex/Carroll, Leo G./Reid, Clara/Curtis-Brown, Carol/Jeans, Isabel/Walker, Pax/Lee, Auriol (I)/Roden-Ryan, Maureen/Worth, Constance (I)/Whitty, Dame May/Angel, Heather/Hoffman, Gertrude (I)/Fontaine, Joan/Brook, Faith/Shelton, Violet/Metcalf, Nondas/Plowright, Hilda/Weller, Elsie/Lloyd, Doris +Suspiria (1977)/Argento, Dario/Mariani, Jacopo/Scarpa, Renato/Di Bernardo, Giovanni/Bucci, Flavio/Kier, Udo/Schündler, Rudolf/Transocchi, Giuseppe/Mingozzi, Fulvio/Bosé, Miguel/Capozzi, Salvatore/Raino, Alfredo/Magnolfi, Barbara/Harper, Jessica (I)/Casini, Stefania (I)/Valli, Alida/Scagnetti, Franca/Zamengo, Renata/Latini, Cristina/Zaccari, Claudia/Ferrara, Diana/Scorceletti, Serafina/Capozzi, Alessandra/Javicoli, Susanna/Axén, Eva/Bennett, Joan (I)/Horowitz, Margherita +Sweet and Lowdown (1999)/Allen, Woody/Kellin, Orange/Waters, John (I)/Sietz, Adam/Mowat, Rick/Wess, Frank/Brown, Benjamin Franklin/Lewkowicz, Chuck/Monday, Dick/Bolus, Michael/Jones, Ron C./Duncan, Ben (I)/Davis, Eddy/Bargonetti, Steve/Sauchelli Jr., Alfred/Markinson, Brian/Reed, Darryl Alan (I)/Goehner, Fred/Okrent, Daniel/Bauer, Chris (I)/Wettenhall, Simon/Tobin, John H./Urbaniak, James/Stein, Dennis/Kemp, Emme/Ambrose, Joe (I)/McIntyre, Earl P./Mowery, Josh/Spoons, Mr./Rigano, Joseph (I)/McGrath, Douglas/Gayton, Clark/Criscuolo, Michael/Hentoff, Nat/Bryant, Al/Pope, Ralph/Addy, William/O'Rourke, Mick (I)/Mingalone, Dick/Johnson, Marc Damon/Sprague, Michael (I)/Erskine, Drummond/Crouch, Stanley/Francis, Alan (III)/Giles III, Brooks/Richardson, Jerome (I)/Edelson, Kenneth/McLaughlin, John Patrick/McLaurine, Marcus/Penn, Sean (I)/LaPaglia, Anthony/Darrow, Tony/Guastaferro, Vincent/Williams, James (XII)/Garvey, Ray/Garrett, Brad (I)/Moran, Dan (I)/Wilkins, Ted/Leung, Peter (II)/Giordano, Vince/O'Hare, Denis (I)/Bayeux, Carole/Vernoff, Kaili/Hamill, Katie/Saxon, Carolyn/Thurman, Uma/Damergis, Anna/Placksin, Sally/Price, Molly/McGettrick, Trish/Solar, Cory/Pashalinski, Lola/Overbey, Kellie/Stout, Mary/Morton, Samantha/Dudley, Catherine/Egz, Lexi/Shulman, Constance/Mol, Gretchen/Ottavia, Maria/Mercedes, Yvette/Parrish, Paula/Woods, Carol +Sweet Hereafter, The (1997)/Donaldson, Peter (I)/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Holm, Ian/Chaykin, Maury/Pastko, Earl/Hemblen, David/Banks, Caerthan/Danna, Mychael/Baker, Simon (III)/Banks, Russell (I)/Donato, Marc/Watts, James D./McCamus, Tom/Krucker, Fides/Sokoloski, Magdalena/Morgenstern, Stephanie/Finn, Devon/Khanjian, Arsinée/Fruitman, Sarah Rosen/Rose, Gabrielle/Kieferle, Kirsten/Watson, Alberta/Polley, Sarah/Johnson, Brooke (I)/Denton, Allegra +Sweet Home Alabama (2002)/Dempsey, Patrick (I)/Donno, Eddy/Snow, Michael (III)/Giles, Lee Roy/O'Connor, Jim (III)/Hagan, Kevin/Cooper, Fleet/Thomas, Keni/Graham, Nathan Lee/Bryant, Rich/Pierce, Joe (II)/Omilami, Afemo/Burns, Chris (VI)/Talton, Pete/Matkevich, Mark/Black, Robert (I)/Beck, Gary (II)/Treadaway, Sean/Skinner, Mark (I)/Embry, Ethan/Thompson, Jody (II)/Sturdivant, Joel/Oliver, Mark (I)/Bridgers, Sean (I)/Miller, Matthew D./Penny, Bob/Curtis, Thomas/Ryan, Dennis (II)/Manson, Ted/Gains, Courtney/Carroll, Brandon (III)/Young, Don (I)/McClelland, Charles (II)/Caspary, Paul/Rizzoli, Tony/Seel, Bob/Ward, Fred (I)/Sussman, Kevin/Guy, Jason/Ford, Colin/Lucas, Josh (I)/Cater, Phil/Prine, Andrew/Killen, Doug/McAdams, Mary Jean/Mitra, Rhona/Williams, Lori (III)/Wolfe, Traci Ann/Towne, Katharine/Blackwood, Sharon/Furman, Emily/Davis, Aimee/Baker, Sarah (IV)/Franklin, Kelli/Smart, Jean/Deionne, Deidee/Allen, Kena/Darmane, Doshia/Lake, Ambre/Gardner, Laurie/Arnold, Jeanne (II)/Anderson, Osjha/Alexander, LaChanda/Apgar, Jen/Lynskey, Melanie/Hendrix, Leslie/Schoep, Jana Lynn/Place, Mary Kay/Duke, Deborah/Bergen, Candice/Buchanan, Haley/Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Pierrepont, Charlotte/Witherspoon, Reese/Krusiec, Michelle/Fanning, Dakota/Ekman, Kristina/Bass, Suzi/Lowenthal, Kelsey +Sweet November (2001)/Langella, Frank/Jensen, Jesse (II)/Marshall, Sanford/Germann, Greg/Young, Milo/Isaacs, Jason/Reeves, Keanu/Callender, L. Peter/Joy, Robert (I)/Bullock, Tom (I)/Isen, Chuck/Lewis, John (X)/Kepler, Peter/Leonard, Brian (IV)/Yee, Kelvin Han/Jerome-Clayton, Whayne/McAlone, Nathan/Oliver, Chase/Grundy, Rueben/Hiller, Igor/Bellan, Joe/Bell, Tyler/Kouba, Eric/Aiken, Liam/Kravits, Garth/Fine, David (II)/Rosenbaum, Michael (I)/Dean, Jeffrey Patrick/Arness, Andy/Baker, Ray (I)/Kravits, Jason/Andrews, Karina/Leon, Ann W./Cova, Tamara/Lomena, June/Theron, Charlize/Proom, Adele/Zelinsky, Susan/Croft, Doreen Foo/McGraw, Kathy/Aurilia, Raquel/Weng, Diana C./Weber, Elizabeth (II)/Marx, Meghan/Graham, Lauren (I)/Garver, Kathy/Amos, Diane/Tudor, Lisa Marie/Konig-Martinez, Tessa/Eleni, Kaliopi +Sweet Sixteen (2002 I)/Ruane, William/Compston, Martin/Hewitt, Sandy/Costello, Matt/Rowe, Kieran/Cowan, Robert (V)/Purdon, Stephen/McAlees, Calum/Cowan, Samuel/Meldrum, Robbie/McNeilage, George/Morrison, Jon/Mercy (I)/Miller, David (XV)/McKee, Tommy/Cassidy, William/Harrison, Robert (V)/Shand, Kenneth/Dallas, Mark (I)/Turner, Kyle/Charles, David (IX)/Dymond, Scott/McKinla, Tommy/Rennie, Robert/Sturrock, Bruce/Hooks, Darnell/McFadyen, Robert/Doherty, James (VIII)/Walker, Junior (II)/McDermid, Daniel/McCardie, Martin/Graham, Michael (VII)/McPhil, Donald/Mullen, Len/Muir, Robert (II)/McCormack, Gary/Strachan, Brian/Hopkins, Thomas (II)/Storey, James (III)/Park, Craig/Donnelly, Daniel/Collins, Tony (I)/Simpson, John (XI)/Graham, Christopher (II)/Maitland, Gary/Gribbin, Martin/Walker, Chris (VIII)/McGivern, Stephen/Gatens, Elizabeth/McNeil, Theresa/Scott, Mary (IV)/McGee, Gina/Clark, Donna (III)/Sutherland, Jackie/O'Donaghue, Catherine/Owens, Sharon/Fulton, Annmarie/Strand, Cherenay/Anderson, Louise (I)/Keenan, Jean/Smart, Lily/Shankley, Marie/Cowan, Tracey/Robertson, Jean (III)/Davies, Anastacia/Fisher, Sally/Baker, Jackie (I)/Lafferty, Ann Marie/Melvin, Maryanne/Murray, Summer/Traynor, Rikki/Coulter, Michelle/Abercromby, Michelle/Gardiner, Lynn/Lynch, Ann (III)/O'Connor, Eileen (II) +Sweet Smell of Success (1957)/Leon, Joseph/Smith, Carson (I)/Lancaster, Burt/Dobkin, Lawrence/Chico Hamilton Quintet, The/Charles, Lewis/Milner, Martin/Meyer, Emile/Horn, Paul (I)/Van Zandt, Philip/Forrest, William/Adler, Jay/Katz, Fred/Hill, James (II)/Odets, Clifford/Frisco, Joe/White, David (II)/Fiedler, John (I)/Adams, Nick (I)/Hamilton, Chico/Clark, Buddy (III)/Curtis, Tony (I)/Tyler, Harry/Levene, Sam (I)/Harrison, Susan (II)/Smith, Queenie/Nichols, Barbara (I)/Atwater, Edith/Donnell, Jeff/Russell, Autumn/Tuttle, Lurene/Flowers, Bess/Ross, Jane +Sweetest Thing, The (2002)/Low, Eddie J./Lehr, John/Jane, Thomas/Kvinsland, Craig/Lester, Loren/Pavel, Philip/Stolhanske, Erik/Stewart, Jonathon E./Winston, Don (I)/Ankrom, Herbert W./Grillo, Frank (I)/Suttles, Darnell/Dell, Charlie (I)/Tank, Mikhail/Denni, Richard/Mullany, Mitch/Messner, Johnny/McClintock, Eddie/Winters, Kristoffer Ryan/Rosa, Max/Mangold, James/Maguire, George (I)/Evans, Rick (III)/Anthony, Bryan/Bejan, Vahe/Johnson, Stuart D./Dodge, Timothy J./Bellan, Joe/Chance, Alexander/Williams, Brandon (I)/Woodlee, Zachary/Bateman, Jason/Lucero, Mason/Thomas, Barry G./Schwartz, David Nathan/Hawpe, Chris/Williams, Damon (I)/Stea, Kevin Alexander/Rodriguez, Manny (I)/Palmer, Jonathan (I)/Schaech, Johnathon/Goldsmith, Marc/Perry, John Bennett/Stryker, Ted/Applegate, Christina/Cole, Randi/Murphy, Shannon (V)/Townsend, Cassie/Polcyn, Beverly/Engel, Susan (II)/Priddy, Nancy/Posey, Parker/Chapman, Judith/Asuma, Linda/Miller, Jill (II)/Bond, Chelsea/Gimenez, Jennifer/Katz, Tria/Temtchine, Sybil/Mahagian, Mary/Schmied, Hellena/Sakata, Jeanne/Batten, Cyia/Lucero, Olivia/Fields, Ann E./Stein, Linda (II)/Gassaway, Melanie H./Goines, Siena/Adams, Lillian/Diaz, Cameron/Sabesin, Andrea/Engel, Georgia/Pimental, Nancy/Blair, Selma +Swept Away (2002)/Rispo, Patrizio/Perna, Ricardo/Ciompi, Lorenzo/Thornton, David (I)/Giannini, Adriano/Yiasoumi, George/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Pardeilhan, Francis/Voyagis, Yorgo/Beattie, Michael/Luzzi, Beatrice/Madonna (I)/Gordon, Shavawn Marie/Ragatzu, Andrea/Banks, Elizabeth (II)/Pianeta, Rosa/Tripplehorn, Jeanne +Swimfan (2002)/Rivera, Christopher (I)/Fischer, Chris/Fountain, Dan/Cappadona, Tom/Barrett, Malcolm/Crawford, Clayne/Rosmarin, Max/Mann, Monroe (I)/Sandow, Nick/Higgins, Michael (I)/Hermann, Peter (I)/Ritter, Jason/Bradford, Jesse/Knox, John (II)/Payne, Kevin (II)/DeBello, James/Hedaya, Dan/Triwush, Ken/Epps, Ben (I)/Appleby, Shiri/McGettrick, Trish/Burton, Kate (I)/Rae, Patricia/Somerville, Phyllis/Isaacs, Pamela/Mapother, Amy/Goodwin, Kia/Christensen, Erika +Swimming Pool (2003)/Yeates, Keith/Fayolle, Marc/Lamour, Jean-Marie/Forestali, Erarde/Harcombe, Sebastian/Fau, Michel/Dance, Charles (I)/Lecas, Jean-Claude/Davies, Glen/Aileen, Tricia/Mossé, Mireille/Gavois-Kahn, Emilie/Farrow, Lauren/Sagnier, Ludivine/Rampling, Charlotte/Cuka, Frances +Swimming with Sharks (1994)/Whaley, Frank/Del Toro, Benicio/Fischler, Patrick/Dotrice, Roy/Russell, T.E./Reed, Kyle/Levine, Jerry/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Flint, Matthew/Forbes, Michelle/Genet, Sabryn +Swing Kids (1993)/Bennett, Joseph (III)/Horst, Jochen/Van Eeden, Warnar/Stoll, Tini/Wyle, Noah/Landa, Ivan/Branagh, Kenneth/White, Arthur (III)/Whaley, Frank/Garritzmann, Ulf/Svoboda, Pavel/Burke, Billy (III)/Hanson, Richard (I)/Janousek, Roman/Streitburger, John/Robb, David (I)/Leysen, Johan/Belohradsky, Karel/Covington, Paul/Kitchen, Andrew/Yohe, Christopher/Bartok, Jayce/Tom, David/Mesner, Tomas/Baikie, Peter/Garrison, Gregorey/Getinkaya, Ideal/Shelton, Simon/Roberts, Douglas (I)/Bale, Christian/Malek, Jirí/Matejcek, Vladimir/Daum, Sven/Brincat, Carl/Bulloch, Jeremy/Yenal, Metin/Clunes, Martin/Lepsa, Petr/Leonard, Robert Sean/Duval, John (I)/Pertwee, Sean/Muska, Vaclav/Libert, Marek/Jákl, Petr (I)/Pattani, Tessa/Vejvodova, Klara/Pesatova, Lenka/Chrzova, Magdalena/Konvalinková, Nada/Vackarová, Lucie/Skalla, Sabine/Kopacova, Dana/Trampert, Freya/Murdoch, Cathy/Horcikova, Sarka/Hershey, Barbara/Chamberlain, Jennifer/Fogarty, Mary/Kalibova, Dita/Cizková, Hana/Krause, Britta/Oram, Julie/Montanaro, Anna/O'Connor, Melinda/Vorlova, Marie/Heyroth, Bettina/Clark, Eliza/Dankova, Katerina/Buffrey, Kate/Bergen, Tushka/Stevenson, Jessica (I)/Stemberger, Julia/Madden, Ciaran/Goritz, Ines +Swingers (1996)/Hall, Thomas (I)/Serrano, Bernard/Termath, Steve J./Vaughn, Vince/Halvorson, Brad/Vaughn, Vernon/Big Bad Voodoo Daddy/Mollo, Sam/Phillips, Bill (IV)/Rissien, Edward/Alley, Tom (I)/Abraham, John (II)/Walker, Johnny (V)/Livingston, Ron/Scott, Michael (V)/Dixon, Reverend Phil/Gould, David (IX)/Tierney, Blake/Hackford, Rio/Diola, Jay/Morris, Jacob (XI)/Roberts, Marty (II)/Gagliarducci, Nicholas/Hamud, Mensur/Kelly, Kevin James (I)/O'Cleary, Spyder/Joyce, Christopher B./Désert, Alex/Ahmed, Ahmed/Rurback, Gary/Mojica, Paul/Van Horn, Patrick (I)/Lindersmith, Curtis (I)/Smith, Mark (III)/Favreau, Jon/Migenes, Martina/Gallaghan, Rachael Lin/Ittelson, Stephanie/Shaw, Pamela (II)/Kamishin, Damiana/Kuzon, Tiffany (I)/Rosenblum, Sheri/Kendall, Katherine (I)/Stern, Molly/Wolstein, Lisa/Langton, Brooke/Smith, Rosalind (I)/Lucero, Jennifer/Marsolek, Pinki/Corman, Maddie/Rissien, Jenna/Martin, Rhonda/Lindsley, Blake/Roberts, Elayne/Lemole, Samantha/Starr, Melinda/Guerriero, Lisa/Martin, Deena/Rogers, Ashley M./Plimpton, Eufemia/Graham, Heather (I)/Favreau, Joan/Cole, Caitlyn Tyler/Rosenblum, Stasea/LaLoggia, Nicole/O'Meara, Caroline/Buchman, Jessica +Swiri (1999)/Jang, Hyeong-seong/Kim, Su-ro/Kim, Johnny/Hwang, Jeong-min (I)/Song, Kang-ho/Choi, Min-sik/Park, Yong-woo/Han, Suk-kyu/Kim, Yoon-jin/Lee, Seung-Shin +Switchback (1997)/Parducci, Paul/Stoeber, Orville/Peters, Robert (I)/Fuhrman, Ben/Cooney, Kevin (I)/Douglass, Lionel/Hinkley, Brent/Giem, Gary/Schaefer, Louis/Himber, Robert/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Clark, James (I)/Betts, Donnie L./Thorley, Ken/Hatten, Keith L./Yerbey, Roy/Nelson, Ian Blake/Osborn, Michael K./Porter, Vern (I)/Cummins, Gregory Scott/Colon, Gil (I)/Ward, Sandy/Grant, Stuart Proud Eagle/Blake, Richard R./Mahoney, Pat (I)/Curry, Mark (I)/Senger, Christopher/Markland, Ted/Goggins, Walton/Bartlett, Kevin/Stuart, Lexie/Quaid, Dennis/Burmester, Leo/Alfasa, Joe/Levine, Ted/Hallo, Dean (I)/Glover, Danny/Ermey, R. Lee/Rodgers, Bill (II)/Parks, Stan/Smith, Silan/Fichtner, William/Leto, Jared/Lindsey, Marty/Michael, Christopher (I)/Somers, Robert L./Puett, Tommy/Boyd, Martin David/Reyburn, Leigh/Kennedy, Merle/Rhodes, Velvet/McCloskey, Kristin/Springer, Tricia/Hicks, Lois/Roswell, Maggie/Smith, Allison (I)/Stedelin, Claudia/Blake, Shelsie/Harston, Wendelin/Creevay, Allorah +Sword in the Stone, The (1963)/Swenson, Karl/Reitherman, Robert/Napier, Alan/Matthews, Junius/Sorensen, Rickie/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Reitherman, Richard/Cabot, Sebastian (I)/Alden, Norman/Allen, Barbara Jo/Wentworth, Martha/Tyler, Ginny +Swordfish (2001)/Martin, Rudolf/Sherry, Kevin F./Brock, Shane/Cootey, Russ/Loren, Nick/Rader-Duval, Dean/Cheadle, Don/Pagan, Angelo/Omundson, Timothy/Donovan, Tate/Mapother, William/Jackman, Hugh/Braun, Craig (II)/Arias, Michael (II)/Rosario, Travis/Lee, Leo/Doss, Patrick/Box, Joey/Wulff, Ryan/Jones, Vinnie/Pierce, Denney/Grenier, Zach/Volokh, Ilia/Parella, Cory/Lally, Craig/Ruge, George Marshall/DeKay, Tim/McClennon, Rusty/Ramsey, Jeff/Christopher, Jason (I)/Burkholder, Scott/Woods, Shawn/Daniel, Chic/Fraser, Jonathan (II)/Travolta, Sam/Shepard, Sam/Woller, Kirk B.R./Travolta, John/Ruppert, Tait/Storms, Tim/Soper, Mark/Pessin, Jonathan/Riccardi, Mark (I)/Morris, Tom (I)/Chase, George A./Householder, Richard/Argenziano, Carmen/Sokolova, Natalia/Entin, Debbie (I)/Travolta, Margaret/Hee, Dana/de Matteo, Drea/Kletter, Kerry/Poitier, Anika/Veillon, Astrid/Black, Marina/Fletcher, Mimi/Evans, Debbie (I)/Chooey, Corinne/Eimers, Brenda/Travolta, Ann/Berry, Halle/Lane, Laura/Farber, Sierra/Grimes, Camryn +Sydney (1996)/Rowe, Michael J./Cross, Jason 'Jake'/D'Allesandro, Peter/Gross, Richard (I)/Keeley, Cliff/Breen, Andy/Pinizza, Mark/Reilly, John C. (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Parker, F. William/Anderson, Ernie/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Blane, Steve/Ridgely, Robert/Cooper, Nathanael/Robbins, Truman/Hall, Philip Baker/McVey, Carrie/Breen, Renee/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Weidman, Wendy (I)/Langer, Jean/Xaleese/Walters, Melora/Brimmer, Jane W./White, Wynn/Campbell, Kathleen (I) +Syriana (2005)/Baker, Jeff (V)/Sheridan, Jamey/Ayoub, Ahmed/Munir, Mazhar/Dadral, Sonnell/Bin Hendi, Othman/Said, Sam Georges/Lintern, Richard/Boffman, Randall/Amadis, Saïd/McCormack, Will/Jabbar, Jamil/Hurt, William (I)/Soni, Mitesh/Henson, Nicky/Clooney, George/Fahrenkopf, Paul/Amine, Ali Al/Foxworth, Robert/McClelland, Charles (II)/Yuan, Roger/Strong, Mark (II)/Nelson, Tim Blake/Novak, Kayvan/Plannette, James/Quivrin, Jocelyn/Yue, Ozzie/Siddig, Alexander/Atiyat, Bashar/Whatley, Don/Fajkowski, Bob/Forrest, Michael Stone/Meushaw, Kerry/Tamzali, Tarik/Bhamra, Bikram Singh/Noman, Nabeel/Michie, David/McCarthy, Thomas (I)/Manners, David J./Sawalha, Nadim/French, Tony (III)/Minghella, Max/Mostafa, Omar/Murphy, Ryan (V)/Jones, William Gerad/Wright, Jeffrey (I)/Pitrelli, Johnny/Anderson, Jon Lee/Allinson, Michael (I)/Mohammed, Ahmed Aa/Clennon, David/Saleh, Atta Mohammed/Raji, El Mahjoub/Gerety, Peter/Roukhe, Driss/Waked, Amr/Art, Nicholas/Baer, Robert/Mitchell, William Charles/Khan, Mohammed Asad/Damon, Matt/Hinkle, Steven/Cooper, Chris (I)/Kurtha, Akbar/Michel, Fritz/Thomas, William L./Ahmed, Shahid/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Majd, Mohamed/Zacca, Aziz/Tormé, Daisy/Kush, Wendy/Atkinson, Jayne/Allenback, Susan/Foster, Katie/Peet, Amanda (I)/Timimi, Badria/Williams, Linda E./Duvall, Tootsie/Hoskins Mackey, Katherine/Mitchell, Donna +Sånger från andra våningen (2000)/Ivarsson, Gunnar/Bergenlöv, Johan/Hallberg, Jan/Hellsten, Stig/Gustavsson, Tylar/Núñez, Rolando/Larsson, Stefan (III)/Frisk, Björn/Vucina, Lucio/Eriksson, Nils-Åke/Christell-Malmberg, Inger/Bröms, Anders/Lidsell, Orvar/Olsausson, Erik/Söderholm, Hasse/Westerberg, Åke/Gustafsson, John/Eriksson, Hanna/Carlsson, Bengt C.W./Andreasson, Björn/Wikbladh, Jan/Dabel, Berndt/Jonsson, Anders-Per/Andersson, Sten (I)/Johansson, Tomas (II)/Nordh, Lars/Grundström, Jörgen/Tholwar, Jonny/Finberg, Lasse/Eriksson, Hans (I)/Olsson, Sture (II)/Olsson, Klas-Gösta/Olsson, Jan (II)/Mueller, Jöran/Hedlund, Birger/Fahlström, Torbjörn/Johansson, Tommy/Holm, Stigh/Ehrenlood, Lennart/Lundström, Stig/Rudbeck, Peter/Wärnling, Åke/Roth, Peter (II)/Jörnelius, Per/Steen, Jan/Falk, Rune/Sjögren, Fredrik/Whitton, Stephen/Uucinia, Lugio/Wachtmeister, Karna/Lundberg, Brigitta-Irene/Herin, Barbro/Hedberg, Birgitta/Nilsson, Ann Brit/Norr, Ingegerd/Fors, Gun/Lylyoja, Tanya/Mathiasson, Helene/Persson, Ingela/Hukkala Ranch, Kristina/Grahn, Marjatta/Gustafvsson, Birgitta/Mansson, Sandy/Persson, Birgitta/Stenfelt, Eva/Linnteg, Conny/Wagenius, Siv +T2 3-D: Battle Across Time (1996)/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Biehn, Michael/Furlong, Edward/Boen, Earl/Kriski, Mark/Cummings, Jim (I)/Patrick, Robert (I)/Hamilton, Linda (I) +Tacones lejanos (1991)/García, Abraham/Atkine, Féodor/Benavente, Javier/Montero, Rodolfo (I)/Díez del Corral, Pedro/Bosé, Miguel/Martin, Luigi (II)/Otegui, Juan José/Guimaraes, Placido/Pino, Hilario (I)/Strello/Bardem, Javier/Martínez, Nacho (I)/De Lucifer, El Martillo/Sacristán, José Maria/Garbisu, Gabriel/Prados, Fernando/Almodóvar, Agustín/Camino, Elia/Ibáñez, María Dolores/Martínez de la Riva, Almudena/Marcos, Cristina/Paredes, Marisa/Navarro, Carmen (III)/Mira, Lina/Llongueras, Angelina/Sanchís, Raquel/Abril, Victoria/Lizaran, Anna/García, Ana (II)/Barrado, Lupe/Fernández, Bibiana/O'Wisiedo, Mayrata/Soldevila, Paula/Siba, Eva/Muñoz, Yolanda (II)/Domínguez, María Pau/Romeu, Montse G./Díaz Aroca, Miriam/Muñoz, Rocío (I)/Torres, Victoria (I)/Vaz, Roxy +Tadpole (2002)/Kellerman, Harry/Rifkin, Ron/Appel, Peter/Disomma, Steven/Rosen, Bill/Vitale, Lou/Haile, Henry/Kelly, Reade/Stanford, Aaron/Iler, Robert/Feltch, John/Ritter, John/LeFevre, Adam/Gabel, Seth/Butler, Paul (I)/Fombrun, Charles/Connors, Michael (I)/Smith, Ebonie/Mara, Kate/Neuwirth, Bebe/Roland, Joan/DeBonis, Marcia/Van Couvering, Alicia/Winick, Penny/Ayer, Debbon/Brock, Lee (II)/Grodinsky, Joyce/Chernov, Hope/Weaver, Sigourney/Kogan, Theo/Di Vecchio, Danielle/Berk, Giselle +Taegukgi hwinalrimyeo (2004)/Kong, Hyeong-jin/Jung, Doo-hong/Kim, Su-ro/Won, Bin/Jeong, Dae-Hoon/Cappelletti, Joe/Jang, Dong-Kun/Choi, Min-sik/Jang, Min-ho/Douglas, D.C./Ahn, Kil-Kang/Jeon, Jae-hyeong/Lee, Yeong-ran/Lee, Eun-ju (II)/Jo, Yun-hie/Kim, Bo-kyeong (II) +Tai ji zhang san feng (1993)/Lau, Shun/Chin, Siu-hou/Yuen, Cheung-Yan/Li, Jet/Yu, Hai/Yeoh, Michelle/Yuen, Fennie +Tailor of Panama, The (2001)/Ditson, Harry/Hyde, Jonathan/Adames, Juan Carlos/Rush, Geoffrey/Vega, Vladimir/Fortune, John (I)/Poletti, Patrick/Sanjur, César/French, Andrew/Gotti, Luis Antonio/Cockle, Doug/Radcliffe, Daniel/Gleeson, Brendan/Ferrero, Martin/Jenkins, Ken (I)/Espinosa, Adolfo Arias/Melia, Frank/Zaidi, Siraj/Pinter, Harold/Molino, Edgardo/Brosnan, Pierce/Margolis, Mark/Tullio, Paolo/Lescure, Luigi/Birchard, Paul/Polito, Jon/Savage, Martin/Baker, Dylan (I)/Hayman, David (I)/Emmanuel, Heather (II)/De Ruiz, Diomara/Varela, Leonor (I)/Dwan, Lisa/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Boorman, Lola/De Arco, Iris/McCormack, Catherine +Tais-toi! (2003)/Bousba, Fabrice/Dell, Jean/Redler, Romain/Rousselle, Pierre/Troude, Michaël/Aumont, Michel/Reno, Jean (I)/De Tonquedec, Guillaume/Bernard, Luc/Libéreau, Johan/Le Bozec, Arnaud/Jacquot, Stéphane/Noirey, Jean-Michel/Recoing, Aurélien/Berthillot, Ludovic/Cassand, Arnaud/Clémence, Léon/Vanzetta, Eric/Parent, Dominique/René, Thierry/Renault, Gérard/Médioni, Patrick/Malo, Jean-Pierre/Haberlick, Norbert/Saint-Joré, Adrien/Berry, Richard (I)/Gamelon, Laurent/Fourès, Alain/Cafaro, Julien/Boucher, Stéphane (I)/Givry, Edgar/Merlet, Valentin/Conseil, Gilles/Gamard, François/Blanquefort, Antoine/Brigaud, Philippe/Dussollier, André/Scotto, Pierre-Olivier/Cols, Patrice/Depardieu, Gérard/Moscato, Vincent/Caccia, Michel/Nenez, Thierry/Brabant, Loic/Delamarche, Guy/Holgado, Ticky/Hamet, Luq/Moreau, Eric (II)/Deutsch, Armelle/Potok, Rebecca/Varela, Leonor (I)/Moss, Pétronille +Take the Lead (2006)/Craig, Tony (I)/Derus, Piotre/Marsman, Darren/Bent, Lyriq/Gagne, Marc/Liotta, Ray/Reyes, Darryl/Piwowarczyk, Jarek/Spadone, Frank/Ilyushenov, Dimitry/Bess, Ardon/Mirosh, Valentin/Berardocco, Anthony/Jarrett, Phillip/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Levitt, Ron (II)/Payton, Kofi/Armsby, Alan John/Ortiz, John (I)/Souphommanychanh, Soupy/Hanchard, Kevin/Guajardo, Daniel/Thompson, Reuben/Malen, Jonathan/Brown, Rob (VI)/Adkins, Philip/Paulk, Marcus T./Pierre, Joseph/Studenny, Kamil/Vynogradsky, Volodymyr/Kelley, Elijah (I)/Andrews, Brandon D./Basco, Dante/Mckenzie, Shawand/Virshilas, Katya/DaCosta, Yaya/Benanti, Laura/Kerro, Katya/Dewan, Jenna/Myers, Yvonne/L'Ecuyer-Prytula, Ocean/Ricketts, Laura/Collins, Lauren (I)/Petrossian, Zoia/Matthews, Sharon (II)/Nicole, Jasika/Hamilton, Quancetia/von Palleske, Heidi/Nagy, Brianna/Melamed, Anna Dimitrie/Reznik, Natalli/Chim, Jo/Fedeeva, Katya/Sealy-Smith, Alison/Berardocco, Liliana/Woodard, Alfre +Take the Money and Run (1969)/Rose, Mickey/Engel, Roy/Leff, Henry/Ackerman, Stanley/Moskowitz, Minnow/Beck, Jackson/Allen, Woody/Frazer, Dan/Merlin, Jan/O'Dowd, Mike/Chapman, Lonny/Hillaire, Marcel/Murphy, Micil/Anderson, James (I)/Bellin, Thomas/Jacobson, Nate/Storm, Howard/Gordon, Mark (I)/Schumacher, Paul/Bauer, Grace (I)/Hyde, Jacquelyn/Lasser, Louise/Margolin, Janet/Sokolow, Ethel +Taking Lives (2004)/Bilodeau, Emmanuel/Karyo, Tchéky/Lacoste, André/Grant, Vince/Hawke, Ethan/Jeannin, Marcel/Martinez, Olivier/Bradshaw, Andy (I)/Probyn, Hugh/Briand, Dominique/Dano, Paul/Brisebois, Martin/Nino, Jesus Alejandro/Roberts, Shawn (II)/Eisner, David/Charland-Gagné, Gabriel/Anglade, Jean-Hugues/Lowe, Steven Wallace/Sol, Alex/Two Rivers, Billy/Osorio, Eugenio 'Kiko'/Amato, Fabiano/Pardo, Henri/Sutherland, Kiefer/Watson, Brett/Martinez, Lisandro/Lemire, Richard/Tessier, Christian/Chatwin, Justin (I)/Poulin, Julien/Bessa, Freddy/Marineau, Anne/Baribeau, Judith/Dellar, Lois/Matteau, Nathalie/Jolie, Angelina/Campanelli, Sandra/Bedard, Brigitte/Croze, Marie-Josée/Rowlands, Gena +Taking of Pelham One Two Three, The (1974)/Bond, Rudy/Silbersher, Marvin/O'Hanian, Eric/Lott, Walter/O'Neill, Dick/Anzell, Hy/Harris, Burtt/Barbour, Thomas/Harris, Julius/Fields, Joe (I)/Nagai, Toru/Matthau, Walter/Gennaro, Gino/Fasce, Tony/Murney, Christopher/Elizondo, Hector/Gorrin, Michael/Foresta, Carmine (I)/Holland, Jerry/Snickowski, William/Onodera, Sho/Snyder, Barry (I)/Roberts, Tony (I)/Viscuso, Sal/Yama, Conrad/Pedi, Tom/Deckard, Simon/Shaw, Robert (I)/Broderick, James (I)/Attles, Joseph/Hindman, Earl/Silvern, Charles/Cobbs, Bill/Nakamura, Tura/Weil, Robert (I)/Pelham, Jim/Colon, Alex/Ventgen, Frank/La Fleur, Thomas/Miles, George Lee/Pinkett, Willis/Stiller, Jerry/Gross, Gene/Jones, Walter (IV)/McMillan, Kenneth/Balsam, Martin/Wallace, Lee (I)/Sweet, Dolph/Seneca, Joe/George, Nathan/Meyers, Timothy/Bolling, Gary/Nelson, Carolyn/Belgrave, Cynthia/Winde, Beatrice/Matthow, Michelle/Krompier, Penny/Hoopes, Isabella/Rollins, Rowena/Larabee, Louise/Cole, Carol/Berger, Anna (I)/Gorman, Mari/Roberts, Doris/Saroyan, Lucy/Attaway, Ruth/Landa, María +Talented Mr. Ripley, The (1999)/Carucci Viterbi, Emanuele/Lovino, Pierpaolo/Tarantina, Brian/Barra, Gianfranco/Giuliuni, Rosario/Valentini, Roberto/Mancuso, Onofrio/Rebhorn, James/Fabrizi, Alessandro (I)/Calderazzo, Gene/Reale, Massimo/Quaglia, Marco/Scarpa, Renato/Barker, Guy (II)/Law, Jude/Willis, Jack (I)/Tracey, Clark/Pannelli, Nicola/Marescotti, Ivano/Cremonini, Cesare (I)/Kaplan, Larry (II)/Toussaint, Jean/King, Pete (II)/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Foti, Marco (I)/Rossi, Marco (III)/Wallen, Byron/Damon, Matt/Slaten, Frank/Bergesio, Dario (I)/Empler, Simone/Canettieri, Stefano/Sambeat, Perico/Ruffini, Manuel/Gascoyne, Geoff/Secci, Gianluca/Gregory, Kent/Calabresi, Paolo/Rubini, Sergio (I)/Palerno, Eddy/Negroni, Carlo/Prester, Antonio/Bovino, Francesco/Sassetti, Bernardo/Di Palma, Roberto/Mancuso, Lorenzo/Bosche, Frederick Alexander/Hall, Philip Baker/Fiorello, Beppe/Fiorello/Lepore, Joseph/Ragusa, Pietro/Davenport, Jack/Eichhorn, Lisa/Bosi, Silvana/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Blanchett, Cate/Egolf, Gretchen/Hardwick, Claire/Longhi, Anna/Weston, Celia/Rocca, Stefania/Deregibus, Caterina/Vanzi, Alessandra/Lovejoy, Deirdre/Tinghi, Ludovica +Talk Radio (1988)/Raymer, Martin/Pankow, John/Poynter, David/Howard, Kevin (I)/Redglare, Rockets/Frank, Tony/Moby (II)/Clark, Alan (III)/Zapp, Peter/Corduner, Allan/Hindman, Earl/Bogosian, Eric/Lynn, Walter/Wells, John B./Seitz, John/De Acutis, William/Grenier, Zach/Baldwin, Alec/Trebor, Robert/MacDonald, Pirie/Bailey, Vernie/McGinley, John C./Moody, Chip/McClaran, Kyle/Kissin, Carl/Johnson, Bill (XI)/Rubeo, Bruno/Escobar, Daniel/Wynne III, Angus G./Wincott, Michael/Jordan, Harlan/Barilias, Lars/Cochran, Mimi/Meister, Frederica/Bell, Teresa/French, Leigh/Hope, Leslie (I)/Mariana, Michele/Levine, Anna (I)/Pylano, Dee/Overall, Park/Greene, Ellen/Atkinson, Linda (I) +Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006)/McBrayer, Jack/Lee, Robert R./Baker, John (XIX)/Parsons, Benny/Ricamora, Conrad/Copeland, Ruffin/Def, Mos/Joy, Mike/McKay, Adam/Boyer, William (I)/Crim, Austin/King, John D./Cox, Dan (I)/Koechner, David/Burris, Pete/Wise, Jim (I)/Sanders, Christoph/Peroulas, George/Coulter, Matthew/Berggren, Dick/Blessing, Jack/Dallenbach, Wally/Johnson, Jake (I)/Lowe, David (VIII)/Hingle, Pat/Weber, Bill (IV)/Reilly, John C. (I)/Russell, Grayson/Ferrell, Will/Waltrip, Darrell/Roberts, Ian (II)/Baron Cohen, Sacha/Cole, Gary (I)/Germann, Greg/Vinson, Danny/Benjamin, Rick/Richter, Andy (I)/Davis, Jason (VIII)/Jenkins, Bob (II)/McReynolds, Larry/Taylor, Frank Hoyt/McMurray, Jamie (II)/Rogers Sr., Ernest/Johnson, Cal/Bigham, Luke/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Earnhardt Jr., Dale/Manson, Ted/Day, Matt (IV)/Costello, Elvis/Tumlin, Houston/Riggle, Rob/Jones, Amber (I)/Lynch, Jane/Lyerly, Sylvia G./Bibb, Leslie/Shannon, Molly/Adams, Amy (III)/Crumley, Lorrie Bess/Koon, Rebecca/Fox, Angie +Tampopo (1985)/Takagi, Hitoshi/Otaki, Hideji/Saga, Yoshihei/Kato, Yoshi (I)/Kato, Toshimune/Kato, Yoshihiro (II)/Otomo, Ryutaro/Tsugawa, Masahiko/Tanaka, Akio/Igawa, Hisashi/Yakusho, Kôji/Katô, Kensô/Yamazaki, Tsutomu/Sakura, Kinzoh/Takahashi, Choei/Abe, Mario/Nakamura, Nobuo/Hayashi, Narutoshi/Watanabe, Ken (I)/Hashizume, Isao/Yasuoka, Rikiya/Okada, Mariko/Hara, Izumi (I)/Douguchi, Yoriko/Miyamoto, Nobuko (I)/Shino, Setsuko/Kuroda, Fukumi +Tang shan da xiong (1971)/Tu, Chia Ching/Chen, Chao/Saan, Gam/Lee, Kwan/Han, Yin-Chieh/Lee, Bruce (I)/Cheung, Pu San/Liu, Tony/Chan, Lung/Lam, Ching-Ying/Chen, Tso/Chen, Hui-yi/Tu, Cheng Ying/Tien, James/Chin, San/Lee, Quin/Yi, Maria/Miao, Nora/Malalene +Tango & Cash (1989)/Reilley, James/James, Brion (I)/Jeter, Michael/Tan, Philip/Pruitt, Kenneth/Esparza, Gilbert/Howard, Clint/Alaimo, Marc/Vanderstock, Geoff/Pollard, Michael J./Morshower, Glenn/Wood, Mark (II)/Z'Dar, Robert/Martinez, Jerry/Bunker, Edward/Guido, Lewis/Morris, Leslie (I)/Arquette, Lewis/Fancy, Richard/Kramarov, Saveli/Russell, Bing/Humberger, Larry/Weyland, Philip/Lewis, Paul (III)/Hong, James/Rubenstein, Phil/Allen, Duane (I)/Larson, Richard J./Lea, David/Walter, Alphonse/Hale, Richard (III)/Trombley, Fred (I)/Stallone, Sylvester/Ford, Doug (I)/Espinoza, Salvador/Zinn, Donald/Quinones, Adolfo/Armstrong, Robert David/Valinsky, Martin/Duran, Richard L./Byrd, David (II)/Brocksmith, Roy/Palance, Jack/Ross, Ari/Swann, Dale/Cummins, Ron/White, Larry (I)/Goode Jr., Jack/DeFusco, Ed/Brown, Andre Rosey/Moss, Ronald/Phillips, David (I)/Wolf, Christopher (I)/Dominguez, Ricky/Tufo, Matt/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Lent, Michael (I)/Davis, John Walter/Clarke, Michael Francis/Stensland, Peter/Russell, Kurt (I)/Blanks, Billy/Kernohan, Roxanne/Neal, Lucia/Joyner, Anna (I)/Bremner, Melissa/Davis, Patti/Krebs, Susan/Landry, Tamara/Gillis, Ann Marie/Courtney, Dori/Hatcher, Teri/Sung, Elizabeth/Dalton, Kristen/Richardson, Tammy/Mucciante, Christie +Tank Girl (1995)/Sullivan, Billy L./Scott, Alan (V)/Ice-T/Christopher, Bojesse/Wimmer, Brian/Strickland, Will 'Nahkohe'/Hong, James/Karnes, Brixton/Harvey, Don (I)/Kerby, Kelly/Welker, Frank/Coffey, Scott (I)/Bohman, Roger/Davis, Stanton (I)/Galotti, Robert 'Rock'/Sullivan, Jim (I)/Picoy, Kane/May, Corey William/Mahan, Shane/Lucia, Charles/Bland, John David/Noga, Tom/Kober, Jeff/Scanlan, Ata/Clark, Harlan/Harden, Charles Robert/Landey, Clayton/Hutchinson, Robert 'Roby' (I)/Kuhr, Aaron/Jones, Doug (I)/Startoni, Troy/Pop, Iggy/Maitre, Mark/Veldink, Wes/Gordon, Chief/Schiff, Richard/Wortham, Alvarez/Cathey, Reg E./Sarafian, Richard Scott/Fuller, Bruce Spaulding/Walton, Frank (I)/Doyle, William A./McDowell, Malcolm/Ebbighausen, Peer/DePatie, Beth/Whitfield, Nikki/Manville, Holly/Wolfe, Kimberly/Hermansen, Mary Ann/Lamb, Letha M./Reed, Kristianne/Balch, Jillian/Sawaishi, Ryoko/Weiskittel, Anacia/Witt, Roz/Farkas, Jo/Kusian, Carolyn/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Ramsower, Stacy Linn/Watts, Naomi (I)/Cusack, Ann/Allain, Aurorah/Hendricks, Heather/Weathers, Dee Dee/Ruiz, Lynette/Shettler, Joie/Petty, Lori/Canavan, Kristie J./Garrido, Carla/Magnuson, Ann/Robinson, Dawn/Cousineau, Kelly/Lanoue, Larissa +Tao of Steve, The (2000)/North, Duncan/Hotsinpiller, Matthew/Craig, Selby/Ballas, Nicholas (I)/Astro (II)/Hines, John (II)/Bland, John Harrington/Baker, David Aaron/Hamashige, Shane/Truskett, John/Page, Jason/Logue, Donal/Sanchez, Jacob/Bynum, Dave/Nader, Matt/Bennett, Tristan/Terry, Dave (I)/Garcia, Zak/Wills, James 'Kimo'/Lafayette, Craig D./De Mien, Roxanne/Amon, Mataika/Herrero, Mercedes/Bauder, Jeannie/Jaroslaw, Nina/Kaznelson, Ayelet/Goodman, Dana/Gormley, Jessica/Hunter, Garland (I)/Jaroslaw, Cheryl Anne/Goodman, Greer/Cremin, Sue/Bohan, Jessica/Sandoval, Cira +Tape (2001)/Leonard, Robert Sean/Hawke, Ethan/Thurman, Uma +Taps (1981)/Weir, Declan/Arnett, M. James/McBrearty, John/Esposito, Giancarlo/McGinley, David/Kimmel, Donald/Van Zandt, Billy/Jacobs, Rusty/Krumenacker, Eugene/Cruise, Tom/Wahrer, Tim/Rittenhouse, John/Hagan, Chris (I)/Longfield, Michael (I)/Hindman, Earl/Hutton, Timothy/Rochlin, Jeff (I)/Helm, Ryan/McCleery, Gary/Ryan, Steven/Faucher, John/Riley, Tim (I)/Chambers, Frank/Lyons, Paul (I)/Tippit, Wayne/Ward, Brendan/Cox, Ronny (I)/Hutchinson, Tom (I)/Milione, Lou/Handler, Evan/Osuna, Jess/Scott, George C./Drischell, Ralph/Newmuis, John/Mazer, Arnold/Medearis, Thomas/Penn, Sean (I)/Navin Jr., John P./Kenna, Matthew/Taylor, John (VI)/Gregory, Jay (I)/Handy, James/Klunis, Tom/Romano, Amelia/Rogers, Robena/Cecil, Jane/Currin, Brenda/Braga, Karen/Perry, Elizabeth (I)/Marra, Sheila/Fisher, Jeanne +Tarzan (1999)/Whyte, Joe/Bumpass, Rodger/Blessed, Brian/Marsden, Jason/Simms, Frank/Hawthorne, Nigel/Geiger, Michael (II)/Linz, Alex D./Ewing, Blake McIver/Karpel, Adam/Gershin, Scott Martin/Proctor, Phil/Ashton, Joseph/Cummings, Jim (I)/Lucchese, Ricky/von Detten, Erik/Dempsey, Taylor/Eiding, Paul/Knaus, Darren T./Bergen, Bob/Angel, Jack (I)/Henriksen, Lance/Hall, Jonnie/Goldwyn, Tony/Knight, Wayne (I)/Perl, Michael/O'Donnell, Rosie/Anderson, Beth (I)/MacKay, Melissa/Curzon, Aria Noelle/Hughes, Jennifer L./Harmon, Linda (II)/Rotter, Jessica/Gleason, Amy/Derryberry, Debi/Driver, Minnie/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Cressida, Kathryn/Deutsch, Patti/Close, Glenn +Tasogare Seibei (2002)/Yoshida, Kenji/Sugawara, Tsukasa/Yamazaki, Takashi/Nakamura, Shinjiro/Akatsuka, Makoto/Kobayashi, Nenji/Nakamura, Baijaku/Tamba, Tetsuro/Osugi, Ren/Sakurai, Senri/Amako, Shinya/Arashi, Keishi/Natsusaka, Yuuki/Sanada, Hiroyuki/Yoshikawa, Astushi/Satô, Masahiro (II)/Maeda, Astushi/Kitayama, Masayasu/Tanaka, Min/Kanbe, Hiroshi/Satou, Norio/Omi, Toshinori/Taniguchi, Kouichi/Fukikoshi, Mitsuru/Tanaka, Teruhiko/Hashiguchi, Erina/Komori, Mayu/Ishino, Rio/Mizuno, Kii/Itô, Miki/Fukaura, Kanako/Miyazawa, Rie/Kusamura, Reiko/Takada, Sachiko/Miyashima, Takako/Kishi, Keiko/Tanaka, Setsuko (II) +Taxi (1998)/Du Janerand, Philippe/Dubost, Niels/Farcy, Bernard/Quang, Guy/Herzberg, Dan/Pons, Sébastien/Chaudoul, Jean-Baptiste/Fesquet, Christophe/Naceri, Samy/Neri, Georges/Römer, Tara/Murcia, Maurice/Silve, Paul/Sammel, Richard/Destouches, Bernard/Dubouche, Gérard/Masini, Henri/Leleu, Jérôme/Fructus, Paul/Bechar, Malek/Melia, Thierry/Thiery, Sébastien/Knop, Grégory/Mazucchini, Christian/Vantaggioli, Gérard/Brichese, Pierre/Bérenger, Eric/Chrisz, Stephan/Diefenthal, Frédéric/Gayral, Didier/Montoute, Edouard/Lanson, Guillaume/Algoud, Stéphane/Braccini, Denis/Palaccio, Jean-Francois/Eichenholc, Stéphane/Noé, Dominique/Libert, Franck/Martínez, Emilio (II)/Alias, Catherine/Sjöberg, Emma/Cotillard, Marion/Bail, Sabine/Gourary, Manuela +Taxi (2004 I)/Coloma, Gelbert/Cote, William (I)/Matthews Jr., Riley G./Fernandez, Ramon (I)/Diaz, Joey/Mahoney, Jamie/Kubr, Mark/Schwartz, Tanner/Martinez, Adrian (I)/Gordon, Jeff (I)/Schwartz, Marty Eli/Carolan, Kevin/McGiver, Boris/Schuman, Earl/Krasinski, John/Santana, Mike/GQ (I)/Wind, Brad Lee/Hopf, Frank/LeFevre, Adam/Torres, Lou/Roberts, Mario/Oswalt, Patton/Rothman, John/Kearse, Nashawn/Spadaro, Jay/Isaac, Victor/Kane, Christian/Fallon, Jimmy/Duerler, John/Conna, Edward/Latroy, Jonathan/Brandt, Chris/Overton, Rick/Sierros, John/Chavez, Herman/Simmons, Henry (I)/Ramos, Sixto/Lisi, Joe (I)/Vandebosch, Ingrid/Danziger, Alli/de Leon, Dita/Ferguson, Shirell/Latifah, Queen/Weiss, Bryna/De Oliveira, Ana Cristina/Anka, Amanda/Sullivan, Heather (I)/Bündchen, Gisele/Esposito, Jennifer/Ann-Margret/Amadei, Magali +Taxi 2 (2000)/Schlesser, Jean-Louis (I)/Yamashita, Kentaro Yuji/Mehler, Jean-Luc/Nguyen, François/Maigne, Franck/Grenier, Wilfrid/Oida, Yoshi/Seietsu, Onochi/Borras, Jean-Luc/Regazzi, Jean-François/Muller, Michel (I)/Guedj, Richard/Challier, Eric/Bouvet, Jean-Christophe/Yanagisawa, Hiroyuki/Buron, Jacques/Pons, Sébastien/Besson, Luc/Papalia, Fedele/Diefenthal, Frédéric/Brichese, Pierre/Cottrelle, François/Raffaelli, Cyril/Jospin, Lionel/Naude, Nicky/Montoute, Edouard/Bechar, Malek/Suzuki, Ko/Gerard, Emile/Uchiyama, Hiro/Thiery, Sébastien/Gorlier, Christophe/Aizac, Stephane/Magne, Henri/Houbart, Jean-Claude/Faure, Marc/Naceri, Samy/Behar, Tewhik/Chevalier, Dominique/Moulin, David/Elias, Michel/Du Janerand, Philippe/Farcy, Bernard/Haruhiko, Hirata/Chirac, Jacques/Carenco, Dorel/Pradier, Miren/Roth, Maïdi/Shimizu, Tsuyu/Cotillard, Marion/Tirmont, Frédérique/Sjöberg, Emma/Nyee, Louis-Marie/Bousquet, Shirley +Taxi 3 (2003)/Mondini, Léon-Pierre/Grandperret, Martin/Naggar, Eric/Desponds, Laurent/Lerda, Albert/Tulli, Vincent/Diefenthal, Frédéric/Montoute, Edouard/Gabison, David/Inglesakis, Clément/Abbou, Patrice/Bouvet, Jean-Christophe/Stallone, Sylvester/Oum, Dara-Indo/Ferrandini, Philippe/Krawczyk, Gérard/Patois 'Goobi', Frédérick/Farcy, Bernard/Adler, Thierry/Naceri, Julian/Waldner, Christian/Destouches, Bernard/Schlesser, Jean-Louis (I)/Sese, Claude/Naceri, Samy/Fouret, Franck/Brunet, Cyril/Paimblanc, Philippe/Daverio, Norbert/Vitrant, Lionel/Llopis, Bernard/Neugarten, Michel/Tarbouriech, Bonnafet/Mas, Jean-Pierre/Chen, Cédric/Kohn, Shirley/Bai, Ling/Neale, Felicity/Cotillard, Marion/Herrera, Jennifer/Chabouis, Valeska/Barrick, Dorothy/Bourniquel 'Kim', Flora/Sjöberg, Emma/Conil, Christiane +Tea with Mussolini (1999)/Ghini, Massimo/Farnesi, Roberto/Nannini, Giovanni/Basehart, Jackie/Gonnella, Giacomo/Lucas, Charlie (II)/Colizzi, Pino/Landini, Beppe/Larkin, Chris (I)/Bondioli, Gavino/Wallace, Baird/Ferrini, Ferdinando/Seganti, Paolo/Williams, Michael (I)/Bellei, Mino/Pearce, Allan Caister/Borghesano, Giuseppe Rossi/Weisskopf, Hermann/Chequer, Paul/Fulco, Fabio/Spadaro, Claudio/Salvianti, Massimo/Tattanelli, Chris/Abete, Clemente/Pritchard, Tessa/Ortolani, Rizia/Jacobs, Paula/Ruocco, Marcellina/Stirling, Helen/Piccoli, Claudia/Milne, Bettina/Parsons, Hazel/Tomlin, Lily/Giachetti, Gianna/Mathews, Gisella/Magini, Benedetta/Cher (I)/Plowright, Joan/Smith, Maggie (I)/Doyle, Kathleen/Dench, Judi +Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999)/Heitz, Alan/White, John Patrick/Tambor, Jeffrey/McKean, Michael (I)/Klugman, Brian/Glenar, Cameron/Watson, Barry (I)/Gant, Robert/Fox, Vivica A./Mirren, Helen/Johnson, Cherie (I)/Winokur, Marissa Jaret/Coughlan, Marisa/Warren, Lesley Ann/Holmes, Katie/Ringwald, Molly/Stauber, Liz +Team America: World Police (2004)/Lee, Josiah D./Norris, Daran/LaMarche, Maurice/Yuste, Josema/Shada, Jeremy/Stone, Matt (I)/Tatasciore, Fred/Kim, John D./Parker, Trey (I)/Michie, David/Hendrie, Phil/Miller, Kristen/Masasa/Papalexis, Christine/Russ, Elle/Marguerite, Chelsea +Tears of the Sun (2003)/Dia, Ngone'/Smith, Chad (II)/Van Gorkum, Harry/Harris Jr., Frederick/Fahnbulleh, Lahai/Diginee, Fortune/Doth, Yannick/Clossin, Michael/Suco, Antonio/Dankyi, Kobby/Mascarino, Pierrino (I)/Suco, Faustino/Anyak, John/Nhiany, Abraham/Walker, Eamonn/Agie, Awaovieyi/Burch, Gerald Michael/Magok, Gabriel/Ochieng, Benjamin/Ansansame, Ganohon/Gillet, Randall J./Ezch, Fidelis/Bedell, Mark (I)/Hauser, Cole/Chinlund, Nick/Rotibi, Sammi/Habimana Jr., Fabrice Yahve/Nyok, Nathaniel/Charles, Rodney/Sesay, Morris/Sall, Ousmane/Chiemelu, Kanayo/Francis, Paul (II)/Messner, Johnny/Cisse, Nafisatou/Jean-Louis, Jimmy/Bowens, Malick/Vaughn, Floyd W./Babatunde, Kelani/Castro, Pele Leba/Mungo, Howard/Garner Jr., Elton C./Cham, Haddy/Wood, William (VI)/Davis, Alpha Osman/Dieng, Khady/Mwangi, Franky/Reid, George (II)/Sloan, Cle Shaheed/Ingram, Charles (III)/Willis, Bruce/Vaughan, Anthony/Gam, Awino/Skerritt, Tom/Mensah, Peter (I)/Garang, Santino/Hutchinson, Josanne/Dean, Allison (I)/Busia-Singleton, Hadar/Cisse, Mariama/Busia, Akosua/Joyce, Chinyere A./Quaye, Martha/Quaye, Esther/Onyango, Ida/Flanagan, Fionnula/Mark, Sophia/Kabba, Evelyn/Mansaray, Sarah M./Nwankwo, Nkeonye/Shaw, Alice B./Bellucci, Monica/O'Herlihy, Cornelia Hayes/McDonald, Jewel/Neavill, Martha/Koroma, Hannah/Obani, Christiana/Nyirabimana-Izuba, Carmel/Kargbo, Fatmata +Teen Wolf (1985)/Holton, Mark (I)/Baker, Richard (I)/Footlik, Jay/McCown, Cort/Hagerty, Kris/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Daugherty, Larry B./Domeier, Richard/Hampton, James (I)/Savant, Doug/Tarses, Jay/Evans, Troy (I)/Nelson, Fred (I)/Sheehan, Brian/Levine, Jerry/Zucker, Charles/Vernon, Harvey/Kageyama, Rodney/Adler, Matt/Paulin, Scott/McKrell, Jim/Steven, Carl/Brooks, Richard (VI)/Itzin, Gregory/Flowers, Mark L./Arnold, Mark (I)/Herr, Tanna/Peck, Clare/Carrera, Tamara/Ursitti, Susan/Griffin, Lorie/Hess, Doris/Gorcey, Elizabeth/Manos, Melanie/Wiesmeier, Lynda +Teen Wolf Too (1987)/Fogel, Peter J./Kaye, Kevin/Worth, Michael (VI)/Bateman, Jason/Burton, David (II)/Meran, Joey/Zorek, Michael/Burton, William H./Matthew, Eric/Sand, Paul (I)/Holton, Mark (I)/Denkin, Marty/Jones, Scott Craig/Fratkin, Stuart/Hampton, James (I)/McCord, Patrick (I)/Adams, Matthew T./Astin, John/Parks, Lawrence/Neary, Robert/Matzke, D.A./Sharp, Rachel (I)/Epper, Stephanie/Chandler, Estee/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Reed, Kelly (I)/Brady, Janelle/Darby, Kim (I)/McArthur, Ruth/Murphy, Sally/Miller, Beth (II) +Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Hemingway, Winston/Tochi, Brian/Mugleston, Alex/Patterson, Jay (I)/McConnohie, Michael/Rist, Robbie/Yu, Ju/Koteas, Elias/Inscoe, Joe/Cantarini, Louis/Lozoff, Josh/Maxwell, Robert J./Clash, Kevin (I)/Eastman, Kevin (I)/Pernice, Nick/Smith, Kimani Ray/Pais, Josh/McCharen, David/Obata, Toshirô/D'Onofrio, Joe/Scott, Kenn (I)/Gomez, Rick (II)/Serra, Raymond/Feldman, Corey/Saito, James/Ward, John (V)/Tilden, Leif/Rogers, John (V)/Turney, Michael (I)/Ulrich, Skeet/Rockwell, Sam/Forman, David (I)/Sisti, Michelan/Haskell, Robert/Pak, Tae/Ward-Freeman, Cassandra/Hoag, Judith/Fitzgibbon, Kitty +Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991)/Fitzgerald, Everett/Nash, Kevin (I)/McConnohie, Michael/Earthquake/Doerr, Mark/Rist, Robbie/Ice, Vanilla/McCharen, David/Colucci, George G./Carl, Adam/Reyes Jr., Ernie/Chau, François/Obata, Toshirô/DeMarinis, Nick/Welker, Frank/Luhrs, Bill/Clash, Kevin (I)/Brady, John (II)/Faso, Laurie/Spencer, Lee (I)/Sisti, Michelan/Tochi, Brian/Scott, Kenn (I)/Pressman, Michael/Serra, Raymond/Mahmud-Bey, Shiek/Amodei, Joseph/Wilson, Mak/Kimmel, Mike/Colella, Rick/Dean, Alistair/Weber, Dewey/Robertson, Gord/Thompson, Jon (I)/Bryant, Kurt/Grinage, Mark/Pressman, David (III)/Warner, David (I)/Huffman IV, John Henry/Tilden, Leif/Caso, Mark/Parati, Tim/Salata, Gregory/Coulouris, Keith/Ginther, Mark/Bonaca, Gianpaolo/Turco, Paige/Chess, Lisa/Essman, Susie/Pressman, Sasha/Rabke, Kelli +Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (1993)/Wilson, Stuart (II)/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Tochi, Brian/Shimono, Sab/Sakamoto, Koichi/Chin, Glen/Takano, Mak/Kensei, Ken/Fraser, David (I)/Kawasugi, Jeff/Horino, Tad/Caso, Mark/Hayashi, Henry/Kim, Kent/Stone, Edmund/Raposa, Jim/Kim, Yeon/Rist, Robbie/Feldman, Corey/Moon, Travis A./Aylward, John/Akahoshi, Steve/Chong, Phil/Koteas, Elias/Hill, Matt (I)/Murray, James (II)/Conklin, Tracy Patrick/Wu, Vivian/Turco, Paige +Ten Commandments, The (1956)/Strode, Woody/MacGregor, Casey/George, Anthony (I)/Carson, Robert (I)/Foster, Eddie/Price, Stanley (I)/Faris, Gamel/Wyman, Stephen (I)/Dibbs, Kem/Farnum, Franklyn/MacRae, Terry/Richards, Addison/Rivero, Carlos/Lynn, Emmett/Alpert, Herb/Mazzola, Eugene/Harvey, Paul (I)/Bice, Robert (I)/Bufman, Zeev/LaVarre, Bob/McDonald, Francis/Peters, Jon (I)/Leyva, Frank/Wilcox, Frank/Major, Ralph/Salata, Paul/DeMille, Cecil B./Bagdad, William/Dobkin, Lawrence/Keith, Max/MacDonald, Kenneth (I)/Melford, George/Ashley, Joel/Davies, James (I)/Leavitt, Norman/George, Leonard/Batanides, Arthur/Laidlaw, Ethan/Stratton, Bob/Bartold, Norman/Clark, Bobby (I)/Douglas, Allan/Lawrence, Mitchell/Allan, Ted (II)/Tookoian, Arthur/Wexler, Paul (I)/Dante, Tony/Moore, Michael (III)/Lackteen, Frank/Christy, Ken (I)/Milford, John/Louis, Tony (III)/Penney, Edmund (I)/Ahmed, Ahmed Salah Sayed/Benson, Steven (I)/Griffin, Robert (I)/Hayne, Donald/Coby, Fred/Butterfield, Herbert/Legend, Michael/Darro, Frankie/Hendry, Len/Savage, Archie/Coe, Peter (III)/Berti, Dehl/Robinson, Edward G./Upton, Julian/Kane, Eddie (I)/Harris, Michael (IV)/Hardwicke, Cedric/Richland, Kent Lewis/Nyman, Ron/Connors, Mike (I)/Mixon, John/Drexel, John/Snow, Marc/Switzer, Carl 'Alfalfa'/Compton, John/Wells, Alan (I)/Chance, Larry/Mohamed, Amena/Roberts, Mel (IV)/Marsh, Anthony (I)/Rand, Harry/Moran, Pat (I)/Keith, Ian (I)/El Boughdadly, Abbas/Terrell, Ken/Snegoff, Marc/Roman, Ric/Gerard, Hal/Baldwin, Peter (I)/Baston, Jack/Nechero, Frank/Aric, Alan (I)/Forrest, Robert (IV)/King, Walter Woolf/Derek, John/Richards, Keith (I)/Kilburn, George/Glick, Andy/Kray, Walter/Sherman, Hal (II)/Alberni, Luis/De Rolf, Paul/White, Dan (I)/Kendall, Robert/Rabar, Vernon/Price, Vincent (I)/Mitchell, Steve (I)/Zanette, Guy/Martell, Saul/Herron, Bob/Stevens, Charles (I)/Hagney, Frank/Hart, Maurice/El Deeb, Mohamed/Sill, Mike/Wilcoxon, Henry/de Marney, Terence/McMahon, Frank/Brown, Naaman/Randall, Stuart (I)/Kean, Richard/Conklin, Rus/Antinora, Bart/Kilburn, Glen/Mather, Jack (I)/Cuddy, Kio/Hansen, Peter (I)/Robotham, George/Curtis, Donald/Morrow, Neyle/Bender, Richard/Stevens, Onslow/Ansara, Michael/Franz, Eduard/Cunningham, Jack (II)/Hinton, Ed (I)/Fayad, Frank/Landers, Harry (I)/Lisa, Ronald/Brandon, Henry (I)/Colebrook, Edward/Cromer, Dean/Abaza, Rushdy/Weber, Paul (II)/Saxe, Carl/Kent, Don (II)/Phillips, Greigh/Carnell, Cliff/Higazy, Salah/Lucas, Jerry (I)/Meissner, Albert P./Diggs, John/Burnett, Rexford/Hill, Ramsay/Lynch, Don (III)/Bender, Marc/Lytton, Herbert/Brynner, Yul/Barron, Baynes/Corden, Henry/Walker, Clint (I)/Alden, Eric/Baldwin, Peter (III)/DeKova, Frank/Parrish, John (I)/Morse, Robin (I)/Mark, Michael (I)/Escalante, Henry A./Gordon, Gavin (I)/Searles, Jefferson Dudley/Frederick, John (II)/Bernard, Butch/Eldin, Mah Salah/Bell, Kay (I)/Marcos, Tony/Heston, Charlton/Duran, Tommy/Hamilton, Chuck (I)/Gary, Paul/Evans, Charles (IV)/Carradine, John/Roth, Mickey/Gozier, Bernie/Eustrel, Anthony/Mamakos, Peter/Hunter, Robert (I)/Shatta, Ister/Dumas, Robert/Vaughn, Robert (I)/Zendar, Fred/Warner, H.B./Wright, Norman (II)/Aghayan, Gorgen Raymond/Miljan, John/Baxter, George (I)/Simpson, Mickey/Bender, Don/Wyenn, Than/Koontz, Mel/Cagney, Tim/Heyes, Herbert/Leonard, David (I)/Esma, Hanaf Abou/Gilden, Richard/Hart, John (I)/Earle, Edward (I)/Creed, Roger/Gold, Joe/Gould, Cliff (II)/Merrick, John (VII)/Khoury, George (I)/Lewis, Harry (I)/Hashim, Edmund/Redwing, Rodd/St. Claire, Robert (II)/Fain, Matty/Abbas, Abdullah/Romito, Victor/Peterson, Preston (II)/Dumbrille, Douglass/Farnsworth, Richard/Fleming, Jack/André, E.J./McGough, Richard/Roberts, Stephen (II)/Darrell, Steve/Nagy, Alix/Kohler Jr., Fred/Heston, Fraser Clarke/Macollum, Barry/Groves, Jerry/Cretan, John F./Woods, Harry/Terman, Hy (I)/Merton, John (I)/Minardos, Nico/Mitchell, Gordon (I)/Webb, Amanda (I)/Bennett, Rita (V)/Garver, Kathy/Williams, Noelle (II)/Milo, Miliza/Manns, Sharon/Beers, Prudence/Baxter, Anne/Barrett, Judith (II)/De Carlo, Yvonne/Tribble, Pat/Adams, Dorothy/Gibson, Mimi/Fouad, Mona/Forbes, Mary Elizabeth/Winston, Marilyn/Richard, Dawn/Gump, Diane/Hitchcock, Patricia/Hill, Hallene/Heigh, Helene/Rowen, Linda Sue/Anderson, Judith (I)/Knight, Charlotte (I)/Warner, Bunny/Woodbury, Joan/Richard, Pat/Dimitry, Sophie/De Walt Reynolds, Adeline/Burson, Polly/Colburn, Lesley-Marie/Vanderveen, Joyce/Gerson, Jeanne/Warner, Joan/White, Loray/Brown, Wanda (I)/Cunningham, Fairy/Bradley, Jan/Guild, Lyn/Denham, Vera/Fedderson, Tido/Shaw, Naomi/Scott, Martha/Ratliff, Ida/Park, Jacqueline/Albertson, Lillian/Crider, Dorothy/Ballon, Patti/Buyeff, Lillian/Starr, Marcoreta/Greene, Jaclynne/Stevens, Emilie/Aza, Maria Elena/Merlin, Joanna/Hale, Nancy (I)/Mitchum, Julie/Finn, Lila/Johnson, Adele Cook/Griggs, Mary Ann/Clark, Shari/Gilbert, Jo (I)/Francis, Vera/Tedrow, Irene/Jocelyn, June/Fealy, Maude/Bain, Babette/Harker, Charmienne/Carlan, Florine/Brest, Harriett/Palange, Inez/Andre, Dorothy (I)/Hammond, Kay (II)/Mitchell, Lisa (I)/Andre, Claire/Miller, Joyce (I)/Harvey, Jean (I)/Brown, Linda Sue/Sande, Serena/Paul, Eugenia/Duncan, Margie/Darrow, Madelyn/Cloud-Miller, Elizabeth/Benoit, Mary/LeVeque, Carol/Gregory, Maia/Hawkins, Mary Ann/Bakken, Vicki/Volding, Louise/Christie, Babs/Darlyn, Jann/Popel, Mary Ellen/Brown, Cindy (IV)/Turner, Patricia/Martin, Irene (I)/Wood, Jeane/Kobe, Gail/Iannone, Patricia/Moscati, Lorraine/Goren, Judy/Meredith, Madge/Faye, Julia/Van, Connie/Holmes, Madeleine/Bassett, Betty/Samuels, Joan/Neumann, Dorothy/Foch, Nina/Getchell, Emily/Malouf, Larue/Hall, Diane/Peattie, Yvonne/Brown, Esther/Rhoads, Gloria/Cheselka, Anna/Sheldon, Kathryn/Cooper, Edna Mae/Paget, Debra/Deering, Olive/Prudhomme, Elizabeth/Morgan, Paula (I)/Jordon, Lorna/Regen, Marlee Sue/Kay, Mary Ellen/Duncan, Marjie +Tender Mercies (1983)/Clark, Don 'Tex'/Schoolcraft, Terry/Stewart, Robert (I)/Hrabal, Buddie/Duvall, Robert (I)/Garrett, Berkley/Hubbard, Allan (I)/Jones, Jerry (I)/Blackburn III, Robert E./Jordan, Harlan/Aaron, James (I)/Murray, Rick (I)/Biggs, Jerry/Abbot, Jerry/Gleason, Paul (I)/Hibbitts, Bobby/Fleming, Glen/Kelley, Robert P./von Dohlen, Lenny/Milligan, Wayne/Frank, Tony/Crabtree, Michael (I)/Minter, Pat/LePere, Ray/Brimley, Wilford/Bennett, Norman (I)/Matheny, Jerry/Funchess, Stephen/Seale, Oliver/Cummins, Eli/Hollon, Andrew Scott/Humann, Helena/Harper, Tess/Simek, Denise/Jones, Barbara (I)/Putnam, Pamela/Bird, Sheila/Buckley, Betty/Aston, Susan/Neff, Vicki/Barkin, Ellen/Jacobs, Suzanne +Tenebre (1982)/Gemma, Giuliano/Mingozzi, Fulvio/Bava, Lamberto/Argento, Dario/Saxon, John/Girolami, Ennio/Steiner, John (I)/Borromeo, Christian/Masé, Marino/Franciosa, Anthony/Soavi, Michele/Saccarola, Gianpaolo/Maisani, Monica/Santarelli, Ippolita/Viscardi, Francesca/Pieroni, Ania/Amadeo, Isabella/Wendel, Lara/Stagnaro, Carola/Nicolodi, Daria/Banti, Mirella/Lario, Veronica/Robin's, Eva/D'Angelo, Mirella (I) +Tengoku to jigoku (1963)/Unanzan, Hiroshi/Katô, Takeshi (I)/Onoda, Isamu/Sawamura, Ikio/Yamazaki, Tsutomu/Kitamura, Kazuo/Chiaki, Minoru/Mifune, Toshirô/Sazanka, Kyu/Suzuki, Kazuo (I)/Suzuki, Tomoo/Ito, Minoru/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Nakamura, Nobuo/Shimizu, Gen/Shimizu, Koji/Kimura, Isao/Itô, Yûnosuke/Nakadai, Tatsuya/Tajima, Yoshifumi/Tazaki, Jun/Oda, Masao/Unayama, Hiroshi/Fujita, Susumu/Kodama, Kenji (I)/Mihashi, Tatsuya/Tono, Eijirô/Ishiyama, Kenjiro/Shimizu, Masao (I)/Matsushita, Takeo (I)/Omura, Senkichi/Shimura, Takashi/Yamamoto, Kiyoshi (I)/Kato, Kazuo (I)/Kondo, Jun/Nishimura, Kô/Makino, Yoshisuke/Egi, Toshio/Nagoya, Akira/Fujiwara, Kamatari/Hamamura, Jun/Mitsui, Koji/Shimazu, Masahiko/Sada, Yutaka/Taguchi, Seiichi/Nomura, Kôzô/Sugai, Kin/Tomita, Keiko/Kagawa, Kyôko +Tenkû no shiro Rapyuta (1986)/Dick, Andy (I)/Fernandez, Peter (I)/Seki, Toshihiko/Miller, Matt K./Ito, Hiroshi (II)/Terada, Minori/Frierson, Eddie/Sorich, Michael/Yasuhara, Yoshito/DeMita, John/McShane, Michael (I)/Menville, Scott/Nagai, Ichirô/Ôtsuka, Hôchû/Burton, Corey/Cummings, Jim (I)/Dysart, Richard A./Sugawara, Masashi/Van Der Beek, James/Mine, Eken/Kameyama, Sukekiyo/Tokita, Fujio/Philpot, Andrew/Kamiyama, Takumi/Hamill, Mark (I)/Nishimura, Tomomichi/Patinkin, Mandy/Hostetter, John/Derryberry, Debi/Leachman, Cloris/Paquin, Anna/Hickman, Susan/MacNeille, Tress/Suzuki, Reiko (I)/Hatsui, Kotoe/Tarako/Washio, Machiko/Hayashibara, Megumi/Yokozawa, Keiko/Tanaka, Mayumi +Tequila Sunrise (1988)/Waterhouse, Eric/Walsh, J.T./Boetticher, Budd/Ades, Daniel/Julia, Raul (I)/Whyte, Scott/Figueroa, Efrain (I)/Howard, Arliss/Abadia, Oscar/Nolan, Tom (I)/Rees, David (I)/Moore, Kenny (I)/Damon, Gabriel/Gibson, Mel (I)/Ladd, Jim/Harms, Scott/Pearson, Garret/Gross, Arye/Silva, Geno/Randal, Jason/Steele, John D./Goros, Tomas/Thiele, Eric/Hawk, Austin/Flynn, Troy/Russell, Kurt (I)/Schnabel, Tom (I)/Bentley, Jim (I)/Swain, Bob/Magnuson, Ann/Davis, Sarah (III)/Martel, Dawn/Sloatman, Lala/Sylbert, Daisy Alexandra/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Leland-St. John, Sharmagne +Terminal Velocity (1994)/Sarafian Jr., Richard/Smiley, Sam/Van Peebles, Melvin/Mazuroski, Matthew/Bullock, Gary/Shutov, Mr./Howes, Hans/Gandolfini, James/McDonald, Christopher (I)/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Howard, Rance/Gaughan, Michael/Wilson, James R./Hooker, Billy Hank/McCullough, Suli/Lee, Robert L./Gibbons, Sanford/Guyot, Paul/Meier, John/Ashley, Kurek/Bennett, Chester (II)/Lounibos, Tim/Sheen, Charlie/Sommers, Elizabeth/de Prume, Cathryn/Kinski, Nastassja/Shinas, Sofia/Finn, Terry (I)/Dickerson, Lori Lynn/Colin, Margaret/Summers, Terey/Shope, Cynthia/Crisa, Michelle/Vazquez, Martha/Langton, Brooke +Terminal, The (2004)/Pla, Conrad/Nikolayev, Valeri/Julien, Barry (I)/Choi, Kenneth/Michael, Jeff (III)/Alva, William/Garner, Jerald/Akbas, Hayati/Golson, Benny/Fuller, Stephon/Taylor, Scott Alan/Villaume, Edward F./Ledonne, Mike/Santiago, Eddie/Nguyen, Thinh Truong/Díaz, Guillermo (I)/McBride, Chi/Covarrubias, Robert/Chase, Dan (I)/Scriba, Mik/Ochieng, Benjamin/Adsit, Scott/Mukherji, Kevin/Ciccolella, Jude/Puga, Nick/Anvar, Cas/Moreno, Ismael/Hanks, Tom/Rohan, Brad/Alacchi, Carl/Weiner, Ken (II)/Ryder, Kevin (I)/Dolphin, Kristopher/Marayati, Kamal/Davis, Joseph (II)/Henley, Barry Shabaka/Sountsov, Aleksandr/Morrisey, Bob/Allen, Carl (I)/Reynolds, Corey/Kelly, Boyd/Asher, Cass/Houston, Jeffery/Larson, Kurt (I)/Sagastizado I, Tony/Sharafyan, Mikayel/Dukic, Dusan/Holland, Matt (I)/Rodriguez, Mel (I)/Williams, Buster/Mendel, Stephen/Moreka, Joram/Gilleran, Charley/Pallana, Kumar/Tucci, Stanley/Ishida, Jim/Haig, Terry/Tulsiram, Toufig/Finnerty, Dan (II)/Jones, Eddie (I)/Kholin, Maks/Ivanir, Mark/Luna, Diego (I)/Katana, Aj/Finlay, Ian/Eddins, John/Davis, Chad R./Nouri, Michael/Burns, Alex E./Purcell, Kingslee/Stockstad, Ryan/Henry, Dilva/Ivey, Tonya/Rayburn, Nicole/Phelps, Laurie Megan/Havens, Amber/Traister, Holly/Chu, Jennifer (I)/Galayini, Riad/Roma, Rhea/Wilber, Cynthia/Barroso, Claudia (II)/Slome, Susan/Burke, Carlease (I)/Kidess, Svilena/Kearns, Janique/Saldana, Zoe/Engel, Susan (II)/van Blokland, Tanya/Quintana, Ana Maria/de la Chenelière, Evelyne/Arthur, Michelle (I)/Kwan, Sandrine/Hibdon, Zuzana/Mackay, Danette/Cardona, Hélène/Jarova, Ksenia/Basil, Anastasia/Bell, Rini/Spielberg, Sasha/Blanco, Lydia/Neavill, Martha/Ochse, Alyshia/Zeta-Jones, Catherine +Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)/Palmer, Jim (I)/Furlong, Edward/Jordan, J. Rob/Lawrence, Mark Christopher/Patrick, Robert (I)/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Abbott, Dalton/Vidan, Richard/Biehn, Michael/Berkeley, Xander/Simotes, Tony/Evans, Terrence/Cooksey, Danny/Shaw, Scott (I)/Kramer, Joel/Dahl, Jim/Lynch, Colin Patrick/Boen, Earl/Chavez, Casey/Tamburro, Charles A./Berl, Ennalls/Muscat, Mike/Gibbel, Ken/Stanton, Don/Pierce, Denney/Walker, Randy (I)/Stear, Steven/Arnold, Bret A./Wilder, Shane/Albanese, Michael (I)/Brown, Charles Robert/Wisher Jr., William/McDonald, Tom (I)/Edwards, Michael (I)/Kouri, Pat/Stanton, Dan/Arneson, Ed/Morton, Joe/Norris, Dean/Ling, Van/Lake, Don/Guerra, Castulo/Williams, Gerard G./Young, Ron (I)/Schrum, Peter/Winley, Robert/Lounsbery, Jared/El Razzac, Abdul Salaam/Nixon, DeVaughn/Hamilton Gearren, Leslie/Fish, Nancy/Hamilton, Linda (I)/Walker, Misty Jo/Cox, Nikki/Brinegar, Lisa/Deacon, Gwenda/Merkerson, S. Epatha/Evangelisti, Noel/Durden, Na'loni/Goldstein, Jenette/Merrem, Anne/Rodriguez, Diane +Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003)/Lucas, Billy D./Andrews, David (I)/O'Leary, William (I)/Ritter, Eric (III)/Famiglietti, Mark/Hardwick, Chris/Lawford, Christopher/von Huene, Walter/Acovone, Jay/Papajohn, Michael/Hicks, Mark (I)/Sack Jr., George A./Snyder, Jimmy/Gainey, M.C./Gorton, Kiki/Foster, Jon (I)/Zieff, Rick/McCormick, Larry (I)/Bernet, Chopper/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Stahl, Nick/Sites, Brian (I)/Gerald, Matt/Alonzo, Robert/Dowling, Timothy/Boen, Earl/Katell, Jerry/Robillard, Kim/Eigenberg, Helen/Curry, Alana/Merson, Susan/Danes, Claire/Harris, Moira/Morehead, Elizabeth/Loken, Kristanna/Hennesy, Carolyn (I)/Tilney, Rebecca +Terminator, The (1984)/Stone, Wayne (I)/Henriksen, Lance/Boen, Earl/Williams, Webster/Friedman, Norman (I)/Richmond, Bill W./Paxton, Bill/Robbins, Gregory/Rearden, Brad/Rossovich, Rick/Bristol, John E./Thompson, Brian (I)/Ralston, James/Dogans, Ed/Yale, Stan/Williams, Chino 'Fats'/Oberhaus, Tom/Kahn, Al/Morris, Leslie (I)/Farrington, Hugh/Wisher Jr., William/Kerner, Bruce M./Pinney, Patrick/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Trujillo, Anthony/Durban, John/Columbu, Franco/Mapson, Darrell (I)/Biehn, Michael/Gordon, Philip (I)/Mirelez, Tony/Miller, Dick (I)/Pierce, David (II)/Fritz, Ken (I)/Farago, Joe/Winfield, Paul/Powers, Barbara/Frazier, Loree/Muellerleile, Marianne/Hamilton, Linda (I)/Motta, Bess/Casey, Debra/Hurtes, Hettie Lynne/Schepps, Shawn/Medin, Harriet +Terms of Endearment (1983)/Wohl, David (I)/Fox, Huckleberry/Lithgow, John/Brooks, Albert (I)/Levin, Lear/Serwin, Shane/Nicholson, Jack/Conger, John C./Menzel, Paul/Parker, F. William/Beall, Charles/Bennett, Norman (I)/Bishop, Troy/Daniels, Jeff (I)/DeVito, Danny/Gilbert, Buddy/Wees, Tom/King, Betty/Nielsen, Shelley K./Newkirk, Sandra/O'Brien, Devon/Charleson, Kate/Whilden, Lanier/Dickerson, Judy/MacLaine, Shirley/Morris, Megan (I)/Balik, Barbara/Watkins, Michelle/Stauffer, Helen/O'Karma, Alexandra/Josey, Jennifer/Cricket (IV)/Croissant, Bette/Place, Mary Kay/Winger, Debra/Watkins, Amanda (I)/Holmberg, Holly Beth/Folse, Lelise/Yeakey, Tara/Carroll, Lisa Hart/McGown, Elaine/Baker-Bernard, Sharisse/Vance, Dana/Mette, Nancy +Tesis (1996)/Vélez, Julio (I)/Prieto, Walter/Caballero, José Miguel/Noriega, Eduardo (II)/Cadiñanos, Joserra/Martínez, Fele/Elorriaga, Xabier/Otegui, Emiliano/Cuerda, José Luis/Sainz, Florentino/Hernández, Francisco (IV)/Picazo, Miguel/Ávila, Rosa (I)/Torrent, Ana/Ortega, Pilar/Castanedo, Teresa/Campillo, Rosa/Herranz, Nieves/Castañeda, Helena/Margallo, Olga +Tess (1979)/Chadbon, Tom/Collins, Forbes/Weizbluth, Jacob/Gill, John (IV)/Markham, David (I)/Dent, Reg/Gardner, Jimmy (I)/Reeks, Ben/Daubin, Jean-Jacques/Richardson, Gordon/Moore, John (III)/Mathou, Jacques/Bryant, Fred (I)/Bett, John (I)/Ashworth, Dicken/Weston, Graham/Firth, Peter/Lawson, Leigh/Church, Tony (I)/Pearson, Richard (II)/Barrett, John (III)/Buckley, Keith/Collin, John (I)/Boysson, Pascale de/Smart, Patsy/Hamilton, Suzanna/Comellas, Josine/Dombasle, Arielle/Kinski, Nastassja/Arzul, Géraldine/Even, Marilyne/Treille, Stephanie/Embling, Caroline/Coleridge, Sylvia/Biras, Jeanne/Alain, Véronique/Warnod, Elodie/Martin, Rosemary/Dunlop, Lesley/Bates, Brigid Erin/Pickles, Carolyn/Tirard, Anne/Roxa, Lina/Rowlands, Patsy +Tetsuo (1989)/Ishibashi, Renji/Tsukamoto, Shinya/Taguchi, Tomorowo/Musaka, Naomasa/Fujiwara, Kei/Kanaoka, Nobu +Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)/Green, Jerry (I)/Partain, Paul A./Hogan, Joe Bill/Danziger, Allen/Creamer, William (I)/Faulk, John Henry/Courtin, Robert/Siedow, Jim/Hansen, Gunnar (II)/Lorenz, Perry/Guinn, Ed (I)/Neal, Edwin/Dugan, John (I)/Larroquette, John/Vail, William/Burns, Marilyn (I)/McMinn, Teri +Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, The (1986)/Johnson, Bill (XI)/Friedman, Kinky/Perryman, Lou/Douridas, Chris/Kinyon, Barry/Jordan, Harlan/Jenkins, Dan (IV)/Ivey, John Martin/Bloom, John (I)/Hopper, Dennis/Harrell, James N./Siedow, Jim/Evert, Ken/Sisco, Kirk/Cain, Wirt/Moseley, Bill/Kelly, Judy (III)/Williams, Caroline (I) +Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The (2003)/Knowles, Harry Jay/Larroquette, John/Evans, Terrence/Gershin, Scott Martin/Bryniarski, Andrew/Dorfman, David (I)/Ermey, R. Lee/Vogel, Mike/Leland, Brad/Balfour, Eric/Tucker, Jonathan (I)/Leerhsen, Erica/Biel, Jessica/Kafka, Heather/Marich, Marietta/German, Lauren/Meek, Mamie/Lamkin, Kathy +Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, The (2006)/Larroquette, John/Ermey, R. Lee/Handley, Taylor/Temple, Lew/De Zarn, Tim/Evans, Terrence/Bomer, Matthew/Nelson, Marcus H./Tergesen, Lee/Bryniarski, Andrew/Kaye, Emily/Batten, Cyia/Lamkin, Kathy/Marich, Marietta/Baird, Diora/Calkins, L.A./Brewster, Jordana +Thank You for Smoking (2005)/Billings, Earl/Younan, James/Duvall, Robert (I)/Lustig, Aaron/Garrett, Jordan (I)/Derosena, Jacques/Richards, Robert L. (II)/Garrett, Spencer (I)/Scizak, Marc/Brody, Adam (I)/Felton, Jim R./Weitzman, Howard/Dowling, Timothy/Maldonado, Eric/Miller, Dennis (I)/Haberman, Eric/Macy, William H./Lowe, Rob (I)/Eckhart, Aaron/Palermo, Brian/Buckley, Christopher/Mantell, Michael/Bright, Cameron/James, Terry (III)/French, Bruce (I)/Calder, Michael/Meléndez, Tonyo/Cicco, Dominick/Elliott, Sam/Speight Jr., Richard/Witzke, Jeff/Patil, Neil/Louiso, Todd/Jenkins, Roy (I)/Murphy, Sean Patrick/Diaz, Alex (IV)/Simmons, J.K./Orr, Jordan/Sacks, David O./Travis, Daniel (II)/Koechner, David/Harrison, Karen/Wright, Aloma/Thorp, Rachel/Graham, Renée/Ray, Connie/Reitman, Catherine/Winslow, Katie/Holmes, Katie/Bello, Maria (I)/Lunden, Joan/Dyer, Karen (II)/Dickens, Kim/Smith, Mary Jo (I)/Burness, Courtney Taylor/O'Dell, Nancy/Muellerleile, Marianne/Hardin, Melora +That Thing You Do! (1996)/Antonino, Larry/Jeffrey, Ron/Rosengren, Clive/Kramer, Ted/Ridgely, Robert/Boss, Mike/Frye, Charlie/Beasley, Barth/Willis, Jimmy/Oliver, Dave (I)/Adler, Jonathan (II)/Leary, James/Osborne, Holmes/Markese, Don/Short, Wade/Babatundé, Obba/Demme, Jonathan/Fechter, Randy/Empie, Ken/Callahan, Mars/Scolari, Peter/Duncan, Andy (II)/Wisdom, Robert/Howard, Clint/Ribisi, Giovanni/Zahn, Steve/Sobel, Barry/Rocco, Alex/DiCocco, Paulie/Berlinger, Warren/Feig, Paul/McKinley, Scott/Wingo, Derik/Locke, Howard/Strecker, Scott/Mouzon, Alphonse/Ellis, Chris (I)/Piccirillo, Mike (II)/Ryan, Dave (I)/Watanabe, Gedde/Schaech, Johnathon/Billington, Steve/Elias, Rick/Corman, Dick/Milo, Jack/Villanova, Marco/Caruso, Phillip V./McClure, Marc (I)/Torti, Robert/Uhler, Mike/Isaak, Chris/Parrillo, Benjamin John/Whalen, Sean (I)/Simon, Todd (I)/Pollak, Kevin/Cranston, Bryan/Embry, Ethan/Hanks, Colin/Cobbs, Bill/Rogness, Scott/Cleo, Thomas/Scott, Tom Everett/O'Quinn, Ryan/Wiley, Bill (I)/Neubert, Keith/Brettschneider, Mark/Byrne, Michael P./Angona, Ray/Hanks, Tom/Canavan, Kristie J./Theron, Charlize/Bruton, Cheryl L./Stuber, Kathy/Hughes, Tara Nicole/Brooks, K.C./Hill, Cherie/Hewitt, Heather/Ramsey, Kennya J./Hartf, Bethany/Sheppard, Angel/Powell, Brittney/Hurley, Melissa (I)/York, Jennifer (I)/Praxel, Karen/Dillinger, Darlene/Tyler, Liv/Kinmont, Kathleen/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Slaughter, Ginger/Chesser, Bethany/Harkness, Julie L./Senescu, Cathryne/Maxey, Dawn/McGee, Diane/Nichols, Paula/Hanks, Elizabeth/Wilson, Christine (II)/Stedelin, Claudia/Everett, Lee/Koskoff, Sarah/Greene, Erika/Allen, Robin Lindsley/Wilson, Rita (I)/Androsky, Carole/Percival, Chaille/Huntington, Monica/Marsden, Heather Marie/Lippin, Renée +Thelma & Louise (1991)/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Tobolowsky, Stephen/St. John, Marco/Davis, Sonny Carl/Lindine, Jack/Polk, Stephen/Madsen, Michael (I)/Desai, Shelly/Pitt, Brad/Keitel, Harvey/Fitzgerald, Rob Roy/Delman, Michael (I)/Walcott III, Noel L./McDonald, Christopher (I)/Sexton, Charlie/Swofford, Ken/Beghe, Jason/Carhart, Timothy/Carey, John (VIII)/Rose, Kristel L./Mansell, Carol/Sarandon, Susan/Jenney, Lucinda/Davis, Geena +Them! (1954)/Boyer, Richard/McClory, Sean (I)/Tyler, Harry/Whitmore, James/Ferre, Cliff/Gwenn, Edmund/Duffy, Wally/Bellis, Richard/Wilson, Harry (I)/Wessel, Dick/Garth, Otis/Rhodes, Grandon/Deacon, Richard (I)/Correll, Robert Scott/Spencer, Douglas/Clark, Royden E./Drake, Chris (I)/Blanke, Oscar/Perry, Charles (I)/Bradford, Marshall/Shellac, Fred/Murray, Forbes/Nimoy, Leonard/Mallory, Chad/Close, John/Kerns, Hubie/Parker, Fess/Arness, James/Colman, Booth/Fredericks, Dean (I)/Conaty, James (I)/Stevens, Onslow/Perrin, Jack/Gaige, Russell/Beradino, John/Howland, Olin/McCue, Matthew/Campbell, Alexander (I)/Taylor, Dub (I)/Field, Norman (I)/Sawyer, Joe/Coy, Walter (I)/Schallert, William/Dew, Eddie/Sutherland, Victor (I)/Berger, Robert (I)/Kellogg, Gayle/Cardwell, James/Boyle, Waldron/Shelton, Don (I)/Dobkin, Lawrence/Smith, K.L./Forte, Joseph/Meredith, Charles (I)/Smith, Joel (I)/Cromer, Dean/Mace, Warren/Kemp, Kenner G./Maxwell, John (IV)/Bouchey, Willis/Descher, Sandy/Green, Dorothy (II)/Holloway, Mary Lou/Hokanson, Mary Alan/Doran, Ann/Stewart, Janet (I)/Weldon, Joan +There's Something About Mary (1998)/Quinn, Al (I)/Beauchene, Bill/Mone, Brian/Mone, Jon/Robbie, Tim/Michaels, Rick (I)/Flynn, Jackie/Steve (III)/Murphy, Michael (II)/Flynn, Herbie/Blake, Jim (I)/Dee, Billy (I)/McGlaughlin, Brian/Cheney, Michael/Grundy, Peter/Pomfret, Neil/Grundy, Bob/Sweeney, Steve (II)/Ahern, Sport/Larkins, Tommy/Miller, Josh (II)/Mullany, Terry/Stube, Brian/Clarke, Lenny/Tambor, Jeffrey/Lerner, Jeffrey P./Anicelli, Pete/Rosenberg, Phil M./Mike (VI)/Balsbaugh, Richie/Stiller, Ben/Budge, Michael/Nelson, Ed (II)/Rosenberg, Scott/Bedard, George (I)/Shields, Jack/Murphy, Danny (I)/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Favre, Brett/Gesner, Zen/Burke, Michael (VI)/Tashijan, Warren/Gau, Robin/David, Keith (I)/Tom (II)/Stroehman, John/Moran, Rob (I)/Franek, Clem/Pendergast, Cory/Docky/Evans, Lee (I)/Civale, Kevin/Pat (II)/Elliott, Chris (I)/Tyson, Richard/Coogan, Will/Shackelford, David/Smith, Billy (V)/Jordan, John-Eliot/Pelletier, Paul/Blank, Brad/Richman, Jonathan/Adamonis, Kyle/Adamonis, John/Leasca, Tom/Diaz, Emilio/Tyler, Steve (II)/Gifford, James/Daley, Don (I)/Farrelly, Jesse/Brown, W. Earl/Meyer, Billy (I)/Greene, Daniel/Goryl, Dave/Williams, Harland/Chris (I)/Greenbury, Nicholas/Greenbury, Andrew/Meyer, Kris/Garson, Willie/Gannon, Michael 'The Cannon'/Conway, Peter (I)/Sheehan, Tim/Coleman, Rick (I)/Charpentier, Mike/Gildea, Sean/Dillon, Matt (I)/Rogerson, Ken (I)/Barrows, Manny/Julio, Don (I)/Sam (I)/Lee, Zack/Ernie (I)/Wissel, Providence/Bruce, Valerie/George, Tracy Anne/Pelletier, Monique (I)/Oliver, Cindy/Meyer, Ruth Michelle/Lopez, Mercy/Kenny (I)/Flynn, Jeanie/West, Caryl/Silverman, Sarah/O'Brien, Kelly (I)/Beauchene, Kathy/Hissom, Julia/Conway, Ann/Rosie (I)/Brener, Lori/O'Connor, Barbara/Teague, Brandy/Alexander, Khandi/Matthews, Hillary/Mone, Sheila/Shaye, Lin/Alexenburg, Marnie/Post, Markie/Rosbeck, Heather/Knight, Duana/Shields, Fallon/Garcia, Elena (II)/Diaz, Cameron/Farrelly, Nancy/Farrelly, Mariann/Roarke, Kelly/Farrelly, Anna/Schneider, Kelley/Hart, LaGena/Thomas, Meda/O'Day, Susan (I)/Pomfret, Ruth/Howard, Debbie (III)/Griffin, Maureen (I)/Ford, Deborah Smith +They (2002)/Waters, Bill (III)/Brandon, Mark (I)/Blucas, Marc/Brazeau, Jay/Gould, Alexander/Watson, Henry O./Abbott, David (I)/Gold, L. Harvey/Foo, Colin/Cherry, Jonathan/Wilde, Bob/Embry, Ethan/Hainsworth, John/Roberts, Ken (I)/Abrahams, Jon (I)/Hildreth, Mark (I)/LaCroix, Peter/Ferland, Jodelle/Taggart, Tamara/Riley, Claire/Dominczyk, Dagmara/Amlee, Jessica/Regan, Laura (I)/Cannon, Wanda/Donaldson, Wendy/Zurowski, Desiree +They Live (1988)/Barnett, Gregory J./Greene, Robert V./Forino, Michael/Searle, Tom/Hudson, Bob/Flower, George 'Buck'/Franco, Larry J./Shan, Rezza/Richardson, Sy/Leong, Al/Rossall, Kerry/Nickerson, Jimmy/Jason, Peter/Goff, John F./Alden, Norman/St. Jacques, Raymond/Inneo, Vince/Grasmere, Robert/Jones, Jon Paul/Wilson, Norm/Imada, Jeff/Piper, Roddy/David, Keith (I)/Lawrence, John (I)/Leopold, Stratton/Howell, Norman/Robards III, Jason/Michael, Dennis Cosmo/Gee, Nancy/Brainard, Wendy/Costello, Michelle (I)/Foster, Meg/Austin, Jennifer (IV)/Wesson, Eileen/Stanlee, Claudia/Meredith, Lucille/Bratton, Dana/Barnes, Susan (I)/Baur, Christine Anne/Danyla, Cibby/Lee, Thelma/Blanchard, Susan (I) +They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969)/Edwards, Teddy/Isaacs, Ike/Land, Harold/Sarrazin, Michael/Buttons, Red/Dunlap, Robert (I)/Hutcherson, Bobby/Chissel, Noble 'Kid'/Conrad, Michael (I)/Buckner, Teddy/Dern, Bruce/Robertson, Les/Green, Thurman/Harris, Joe (VII)/Mantee, Paul/Caliman, Hadley/Bell, Hugh/Herbert, Tim (I)/McCullough, Philo/Bright, Ronnie/McFadden, Tom (I)/Abercrombie, Ian/Metrano, Art/Orlandi, Felice/Lewis, Al (III)/Young, Gig/Fields, Robert/Darden, Severn/Greene, Maxine/Gregory, Mary/Laird, Peggy Adams/Tessler, Sheela/Billings, Gail/Bedelia, Bonnie/Kennedy, Madge/Willis, Lynn/Hyde, Jacquelyn/McLerie, Allyn Ann/Hassett, Marilyn/Fonda, Jane/Myers, Cynthia (I)/York, Susannah/Parry, Flower +Thief (1981)/Turner, Benny/LaValley, William/Chan, Michael Paul/DiLorenzo, Oscar/Farina, Dennis/Cox, Ron L./Louis, Sam T./Stone, Fredric/Saunders, J. Jay/Hayes, Willie/Belushi, James/Tobin, Norm/Signorelli, Tom/Anast, Spero/Mocarski, Conrad/Cannataro, Enrico R./Hanhardt, Joene/Caan, James/MacFadyen, Gavin/Close, Del/Scott, Walter (I)/Erhart Jr., Thomas O./Frank, Hal/Young, Bruce A./Nelson, Willie/Davis, Nathan (I)/Brown, W.R./Kapelos, John/Petersen, William L./Howard, Tom (I)/Santucci, John (I)/Karie, Richard/Genovese, Mike/Giblin, Thomas/Prosky, Robert/Cirone, Sam/Nickeas, Nick/Kuper, Robert J./Adamson, Chuck/Ross, Patti/Somerman, Beverly/Weld, Tuesday/Wade, Mary Louise/Bercovici, Karen/Charlior, Margot/Fenton, Donna J./Kotlisky, Marge/Staley, Lora/Lazzerini, Joan/McCormick, Susan/Santucci, Nancy +Thin Blue Line, The (1988)/Pucci, Philip/Harris, David (III)/Jackson, Floyd/Miller, R.L./Touchton, Marshall/Randell, Michael/Goldfine, Adam (II)/Nicoll, Michael/Horton, Derek/Kittrell, Sam/Cirilla, Michael/Bruder, Melvyn Carson/Rose, Gus/Nelson, Hootie/White, Dennis (II)/Thornhill, Ron/Metcalfe, Don/Adams, Randall/Holt, Dale/Johnson, Dennis (II)/James, Edith/Carr, Elba/Rodgers, Phyllis/Caprio, Amanda/Miller, Emily (I)/Johnson, Jackie (I)/Leone, Marianne (I) +Thin Man, The (1934)/Tead, Phil/Brown, Raymond (I)/Taggart, Ben/Owen, Garry (I)/Jackson, Thomas E./Belasco, Arthur/Thornton, Cyril/Asta (II)/White, Huey/O'Brien, William H./Copeland, Nick/Clement, Clay/Williams, Charles (I)/Romero, Cesar (I)/Phelps, Lee (I)/Ellis, Edward (I)/Long, Walter/Hearn, Edward/Roach, Bert/Pendleton, Nat/Henry, William (I)/Malatesta, Fred/Tenbrook, Harry/Aubrey, Will/Hale, Creighton/Fowley, Douglas/Brophy, Edward/Sedan, Rolfe/Homans, Robert/Wadsworth, Henry/Powell, William (I)/Hall, Porter/Housman, Arthur/Hall, Sherry/White, Leo (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Benedict, Brooks/Gibson, Kenneth (I)/Huber, Harold/Flaherty, Pat/Larkin, John (I)/Templeton, George/Moorhead, Natalie/O'Sullivan, Maureen/Bow, Tui/Channing, Ruth/Loy, Myrna/Gombell, Minna/Short, Gertrude/Bailey, Polly/Laughton, Dixie +Thin Red Line, The (1998)/Wallace, Will/Wild, Vincent/Gleeson, Paul (II)/Spacek, Stephen/Sakai, Kazuyoshi/Brown, Norman Patrick/Niuga, Amos/Harrod, David (I)/Hoch, Danny/Dean, Jarrod/Lyndon, Simon/Okubo, Takamitsu/Morosiro, Peter/Phillips, Jace/Suzuki, Kouji (I)/Leto, Jared/Shida, Masayuki/Harrelson, Woody/Mitsuishi, Ken/Yoshino, Yasoumi/Reilly, John C. (I)/Travolta, John/Harvey, Don (I)/Mihok, Dash/Penn, Sean (I)/Jane, Thomas/Vidler, Steven/Gurry, Kick/Green, Benjamin/Dato, Immanuel/Stahl, Nick/Romano, Larry/Doran, Matt/Fine, Travis/Hasuo, Kengo/Augwata, John/Cusack, John/Augwata, Joshua/Tanji, Tomohiro/Paschall, David/Caviezel, James/Iha, Michael/Wallace, Todd/Beattie, Charlie/Smith, John Dee/Savage, John (I)/Nelson, Tim Blake/Billig, Simon/Brody, Adrien/Rourke, Mickey/Sugisaki, Hiroya/Acevedo, Kirk/Clooney, George/Boone Junior, Mark/Williamson, Felix/Chaplin, Ben/Mizukami, Ryûji/Toyoshima, Minoru/McCutchen, Clark/Tome, Carlos/Koteas, Elias/Xihite, Jimmy/Maehara, Kazuki/Nolte, Nick/Hines, Ben (I)/Bakotee, John/Neuhaus, Larry/Verveen, Arie/MacDonald, Gordon (I)/Westaway, Simon/Jack (II)/McGrady, Michael (I)/Okayasu, Taiju/Watanabe, Joe/Konai, Emmunual/Konai, Stephen/Hofmo, Robert Roy/Kim, Randall Duk/Logue, Donal/Tsuji, Terutake/Klimek, Darrin/Wyllie, Daniel/Tome, Selina/Siugali, Jennifer/Leona, Polyn/Malota, Marina/Otto, Miranda/Allen, Penelope +Thing from Another World, The (1951)/Breon, Edmund/Young, James R./Frees, Paul/McDonald, Ray (II)/Self, William (I)/Tobey, Kenneth/Neff, Bill (I)/Arness, James/Bray, Robert (I)/Dierkes, John/Martin, Dewey/Glass, Everett/Nichols, Robert (I)/Newton, H.B./Fenneman, George/Ng, Walter/Spencer, Douglas/Murray, Edgar (I)/Foo, Lee Tung/Ray, Allan/O'Brien, William J./Ogg, Jimmy/Kibbee, Milton/Byron, Nicholas/Stevenson, Robert (II)/Cooper, Ted (I)/Somers, Cap/Schiller, Norbert/Cornthwaite, Robert/Franz, Eduard/McMahon, David (I)/Sheridan, Margaret/Creighton, Sally/Thompson, Lucille/Nisbet, Carmen +Thing, The (1982)/Brimley, Wilford/Carpenter, John (I)/Moffat, Donald/Clennon, David/Holt, Larry/Mansker, Eric/David, Keith (I)/Waites, Thomas G./Strain, Ken/Maloney, Peter (I)/Mattson, Denver/Weisser, Norbert/Hays, Kent/Russell, Kurt (I)/Masur, Richard/Cecere, Anthony/Irwin, Nate/Franco, Larry J./Dysart, Richard A./Carter, T.K./Jones, Melvin/Zeman, William/Wills, Jerry/Hallahan, Charles/Rowe, Clint/Polis, Joel/Walker, Rock A./Barbeau, Adrienne +Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead (1995)/Guy, Buddy/Williams, Treat/Raben, Larry/Long, Bill (II)/Erwin, Bill/Cheadle, Don/Forsythe, William (I)/Garcia, Andy (I)/Stark, Don/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Denis, William/Bergener, Jacob/Warden, Jack/Hayle, Taylor/Walken, Christopher/Holt, Scott/Nicolosi, Michael/Harker, Wiley/Garson, Willie/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Rzab, Greg/Bacino, Chuck/Allison, Ray/Curry Jr., Larry/Buscemi, Steve/Smith, Archie/Charles, Josh (I)/Romo, Danny/Nunn, Bill/Cobbs, Bill/Drago, Joe (I)/Stratton, David (I)/Bell, Marshall/Boardman, Phil/Ingram, Nate/Plummer, Glenn/Laskaway, Harris/Bolender, Bill/Ruthay/Medin, Harriet/Balk, Fairuza/Applebaum, Lynn/Mathews, Selina/Jaeb, Cheree/Arbess, Sarah Levy/Michieli, Larissa/Anwar, Gabrielle/McCarthy, Jenny (I)/Trigger, Sarah (I)/Strang, Deborah/Merson, Susan +Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her (2000)/Hines, Gregory/Avnet, Jacob/Craven, Matt (I)/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Fleiss, Noah/Woodburn, Danny/King, Erik/St. Paule, Irma/Maffia, Roma/Carrillo, Elpidia/Jennings, Juanita/Arroyo, Yolanda/Brenneman, Amy (I)/Flockhart, Calista/Diaz, Cameron/Allen, Penelope/Golino, Valeria/Hughes, Laura Leigh/Baker, Kathy (I)/Boorem, Mika/Hunter, Holly/Close, Glenn +Thinner (1996)/Wheeler, Ed (I)/Fitch, Robert/Greenberg, Mitchell/Walker, Michael Kevin/Hewitt, Sean/Holland, Josh/Mantegna, Joe/von Bargen, Daniel/Farrelly, Patrick (II)/Winters, Time/Lucas, Josh (I)/King, Stephen (I)/Constantine, Michael/Erskine, Howard/Murphy, Christopher C./Kava, Terence/Bobbie, Walter/Burke, Robert John (I)/Maloney, Peter (I)/Ware, Jeff/Garmey, Terrence/Freed, Sam/Ruggiero, Allelon/Horton, John (II)/Jurgensen, Randy/Miller, Ruth (II)/Pietropinto, Angela/Lateiner, Bonnie/Wuhrer, Kari/Jenney, Lucinda/Schwartzberg, Antonette/Franz, Elizabeth/St. Paule, Irma/Delphine, Adriana/Galeotti, Bethany Joy/Marks, Bridget +Thir13en Ghosts (2001)/Harrison, Matthew (III)/Abraham, F. Murray/Lillard, Matthew/Speidel, Mikhael/DeSantis, John/Crestejo, Mike/Olejnik, Craig/Wesley, Daniel/Andre, Charles (II)/Shalhoub, Tony/Harth, C. Ernst/Duncanson, Herbert/Rupp, Jacob/Bourne, JR/Roberts, Alec/Culp, Aubrey/Wyler, Shayne/Anderson, Kathryn (I)/Davidtz, Embeth/Elizabeth, Shannon/Soper, Laurie/Digga, Rah/Radley, Xantha/Mennell, Laura/Loyer, Shawna +Third Man, The (1949)/Ponto, Erich/Birch, Paul/Breuer, Siegfried/Pohlmann, Eric/Belcher, Harry/Halbik, Herbert/Keen, Geoffrey/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Gallagher, Thomas (I)/Strasberg, Lee/Schuster, Hugo/Ulman, Ernst/Boddey, Martin/De Rouen, Reed/Bieber, Leo/Deutsch, Ernst/Hörbiger, Paul/Lee, Bernard (I)/Howard, Trevor (I)/Ayer, Harold/Hertner, Walter/Stepanek, Karel/Faint, Jack/Reed, Carol (I)/Chesnakov, Alexis/Welles, Orson/Brown, Robert (I)/Miller, Martin (I)/Schreicker, Frederick/Hyde-White, Wilfrid/Hardtmuth, Paul/Valli, Alida/Rosar, Annie/Bleibtreu, Hedwig/Khan, Lily/Norbert, Hannah/Werner, Jenny/Arno, Nelly/Brindley, Madge +Thirteen (2003)/Mo (I)/Patykewich, David/Sisto, Jeremy/Pardue, Kip/Moffett, D.W./Kozlowski, Steven/Corbet, Brady/Estrada, Ulysses/Anderson, Benjamin (II)/Benson, Java/Wallace, Alden/Yang, Jamison/Merino, Frank (I)/Hampton/Tran, David (I)/Duckworth, Charles/Nibler, Cynthia/Cartwright, Sarah (I)/Ettinger, Cynthia/Delawari, Yasmine/Carey, Jenicka/Unger, Deborah Kara/Hudgens, Vanessa Anne/Reed, Nikki/Tsou, CeCe/Di Angelo, Jasmine/Elliott, Jordan/Hunter, Holly/Wood, Evan Rachel/Sato, Honore/Ludwick, Tessa/Rainey, Brandy/Clarke, Sarah (I) +Thirteen Conversations About One Thing (2001)/Colston, Robert/Klementowicz, Paul/McCabe, Peter (V)/Severs, William/Miles, A.D./Connolly, David (II)/McConaughey, Matthew/Schroeder, Charlie/López, Fernando (I)/Libowitz, Sig/Graham, Dion/Smiar, Brian/Arkin, Alan/Garland, Joel/Faison, Frankie/Woods Jr., Allie/Chappel, Joe/Wise, William (I)/Hanson, Kent K.B./Gets, Malcolm/Yaegashi, James/McElhenney, Rob/Burns, Alex/Austin, Paul (I)/Truro, Victor/Council, Richard/Thompson, Miles (I)/Turturro, John/Milton, Jos/Edwards, Daryl/Elliott, Shawn/MacPherson, Walt/Erickson, Richard (II)/Glymph, Avery/Yamada, Yoshisuke/Carricart, Robertson/Stevens, Cameron/Murtaugh, James/Finnie III, Leo V./Siravo, Joseph/Schmuck, Tobin/Pabon, Christian/Robins, Jeff (III)/Lutz, William (II)/Bash, Phyllis/Reaser, Elizabeth/Texada, Tia/Erickson, Julia/Scholz, Dorothy/Pryor Nagel, Eliza/Irving, Amy/DuVall, Clea/Sukowa, Barbara/Stokely, Emma-Jane/Singer, Gammy/Maxwell, Melissa (I)/Gormley, Peggy/Shane, Beth/Andres, Barbara (I)/Lovejoy, Deirdre/Curran, Phyllis +Thirteen Days (2000)/Repoff, Joseph/Kelleher, Tim (I)/Davis, Ryder/Karen, James (I)/Farber, Paul/Notch, Ryan/Gavor, Radu/McGee, Jack (I)/Jerome, Timothy/Smith, J. Tucker/Lauter, Ed/Connell, Kelly/Driscoll, Shawn/Mason, Madison/Vidov, Oleg/Ziskie, Dan/Ferreira, Roger/Esten, Charles/Baker, Dylan (I)/Moreno, Ruben/Rossi, Richard/Kain, Rick/Vergara, Daniel/Smitrovich, Bill/Fairman, Michael/Del Bianco, Gene/Yoder, Brad (I)/Baskin, Elya/Michael, John (V)/Lawford, Christopher/Greenwood, Bruce (I)/Munstis, Robert/Smith, Lamar/Kennedy, John F./Williams, Ron A./Strauss, Larry (I)/O'Donnell, Kevin (II)/Dunn, Matthew/Garo, Armen/Coffey, Chris Henry/Barrett, Charles (III)/Conway, Kevin (I)/Cariou, Len/Matthews, Dakin/Strozier, Henry/Veadov, Alex/White, Peter (I)/Krupa, Olek/Adrian, Walter/Kazann, Zitto/Miranda, Robert/Blessing, Jack/Graf, Allan/Smith, Darryl (I)/Davis, Bradley (III)/Bergin, Sean/Foster, Jon (I)/Costner, Kevin/Culp, Steven/Gaston, Michael/Francis, Alan (III)/Koldyke, Benjamin/Krutonog, Boris Lee/Aylward, John/Hosking, Craig/Thomas, Bruce (I)/Cronkite, Walter/Cook, Drake/Everett, Tom/Koller, Steven (II)/O'Donnell, David (I)/Hawn, Phil/Fleming, Cliff/Sible, Todd/Roberts, Thomas (I)/Wood, Frank (III)/Makinen, Karl/Farber, Sierra/Rapoport, Audrey/Straus, Vivien/Schneider, Marliese/Cruickshank, Hope/Cruickshank, Tess/Sinclair, Liz/Ludwig, Karen/Romanov, Stephanie/Wachs, Caitlin/Davis, Bettye/O'Connell, Colette/Kazakova, Marya/Lac Kamp, Jennifer D./de Cardi, Anna/Coleman, Janet/Jenney, Lucinda/Tringali, Marie +Thirteenth Floor, The (1999)/Alden, Andrew/Henriques, Darryl/Boussom, Ron/Miller, Howard S./Roberts, Jeremy (I)/Perry, Tracy (I)/Lively, Ernie/Crawford, Johnny (I)/Schub, Steven/Woltz, Randy (I)/Rich, Glendon/Wallace, Will/Tedford, Travis/Bulos, Burt/Henke, Brad William/Blumenkrantz, Jeff/Bierko, Craig/Haysbert, Dennis/Rivas, Geoffrey/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Clendenin, Bob/Mueller-Stahl, Armin/Hutton, Rif/Weaver, Lee (II)/Rippy, Leon/Almy, Brooks/Rosenmeier, Dea Natasja/MacLachlan, Janet/Lohman, Alison/Harrer, Suzanne/Mol, Gretchen/Appleby, Shiri/Palermo, Vivian/Texada, Tia/Valentino, Venessia/Sawyer, Toni/Winfree, Rachel/Brooks, Hadda/Ivey, Meghan +This Boy's Life (1993)/Dow, Bill/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Murray, Sean (I)/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Sneller, Adam/Cooper, Chris (I)/Bacall, Michael/Blechman, Jonah/Munns, Robert/MacDonald, Travis/De Niro, Robert/MacDonald, Shawn/Chaston, Ross/Taylor, John R. (I)/Woodmansee, Scott/Graham, Gerrit/Wilkof, Lee/Zameroski, Robert/Liss, Richard (I)/Camroux, Ken/Miller, Stephen E./Ansley, Zachary/Horst, Jason/Kopache, Thomas/Tait, Tristan/McFee, Dwight/Maguire, Tobey/Gugino, Carla/Milligan, Deanna/Dushku, Eliza/Kinney, Kathy/Barkin, Ellen/Ellis, Tracey/Brayton, Morgan +This Is Spinal Tap (1984)/Kaff, David/Smith, Wonderful/Vera, Memo/Helberg, Sandy/McDaniel, George/Shortino, Paul/Guest, Christopher (I)/Carvey, Dana/Barry, J.J./Levin, Charles (I)/Benedict, Paul/Willard, Fred/Shearer, Harry/Hendra, Tony/Asparagus, Fred/Dominguez, Chazz/Korda, Paul/Kortchmar, Danny/McKean, Michael (I)/Reiner, Rob/Crystal, Billy/Kemerer, Rodney/Bauer, Robert (III)/Macnee, Patrick/Hahn, Archie/Lawless, Blackie/Romano, Chris (I)/Maher, Patrick/Shaffer, Paul/Hesseman, Howard/Lederer, Andrew J./Begley Jr., Ed/Rodgers, Daniel (I)/Kunkel, Russ/Parnell, R.J./Kirby, Bruno/Hall, Shari/Gifford, Gloria (I)/Child, Jennifer/Stevens, Brinke/Huston, Anjelica/Churchill, Anne/Pitrello, Gina Marie/Darr, Cherie/Cromie, Jean/Payne, Julie (I)/Stringer, Kimberly/Sloan, Claudia/Menken, Robin/Hyser, Joyce/Chadwick, June/Tischler-Blue, Victory/Cody, Lara/Drescher, Fran/Duncan, Diana/Buzby, Zane +Thomas Crown Affair, The (1968)/Melville, Sam/Rosqui, Tom/Weston, Jack/Bull, Richard/Martin, Todd (I)/McQueen, Steve (I)/Fell, Norman/McGuire, Biff/Shank, Jon/Gehring, Ted/Verdier, Paul/Creatore, Victor/Knatz, Nikita/Shillo, Michael/Emerson, Allen/Armus, Sidney/Caron, Leonard/Rawley, James/Lampkin, Charles/Silver, Johnny/Burke, Paul (I)/Powell, Addison/Horgan, Patrick/Kotto, Yaphet/Rhone, Paul/Orchard, John (I)/Glover, Bruce (I)/Cooper, Harry (I)/Pinsent, Gordon/Heeren, Astrid/Regan, Patty/Dunaway, Faye/Marlowe, Nora (I)/Corbett, Carol/Pace, Judy/Shirley, Peg +Thomas Crown Affair, The (1999)/Toney, David/Wheeler, Ira/Geoffrey, Paul (I)/Bush, John Thrall/Meredith, Tony (I)/Tatum, Bill (II)/McKay, John (III)/Nagel, Jeremy/Terrace, Michael/Zeisler, Mark/Archer, Caleb/Lamb, Joe H./Nam, Douglas Kahelemauna/Friedlander, Pat/Christy, George/Douglas, Phillip/Bozzi, Gene/Archer, James J./Charles, Michael (II)/Virta, Ray/Yaegashi, James/Remo, R.J./Sash, Eliot/Gazzara, Ben/Cannon, Kim D./Faison, Frankie/Zimmerman, Mark/Creaghan, Dennis/Bilich, Steve/Wheeler, Timothy/Marcus, Dominic/Hausserman, Mischa/Sullivan, Thomas Michael/Gibson, Daniel Jamal/Elsen, John/Carafa, Orlando/Havens, John C./Hecht, Ryan/Bahr, Michael/Margolis, Mark/Oreskes, Daniel/Stephenson, Robert Lewis/Rodgers, R.E./Leary, Denis/Bloom, Thomas Richard/Bulos, Yusef/Lucci, Gino/Adkins, David (II)/Lombard, Michael/Tammi, Tom/Mackenzie, Robert Ian/Catus, Gary L./Stephenson, Bob (II)/Southern, Daniel/Novak, Robert D./Boehmer, J. Paul/Fraboni, Angelo/Chianese Jr., Dominic/Coster, Ritchie (I)/Seidman, John/Spillane, Robert/Epps, Ben (I)/Bello, Gregg/Haberle, Sean/Weaver, Fritz/Brosnan, Pierce/Keating, Charles (I)/McCann, John P. (II)/Saito, James/Dreisbach, Jeffrey/Danner, Mike/Ramos, Richard Russell/Ambrozy, Bill/Jones, Simon (I)/Simon, Paul (II)/Coluca, Teddy/Cucci, Tony/Phillips, Randy (I)/LaPatin, Melanie/Dunaway, Faye/Craven, Kim/Bennett, Courtney/Barnes, Gloria (II)/Koftan, Sherry/Russo, Rene/Maxwell, Melissa (I)/Hamm, Colleen/Murray, Annie Rose/Darlow, Cynthia/McCorry, Marion/Weddell, Mimi/Melnick, Jodi Ellen/Berry, Diana/DeNoble, Jane/Lambert, Mikel Sarah/Evan, Kimberly/Cañadas, Esther +Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, The (2005)/Jones, Richard (IV)/Berry, Josh/Rodriguez, Mel (I)/Davis, Sonny Carl/Espíndola, Jorge Adrián/Sanders, Charles/Pérez, Hugo (III)/Navarette, Adrian/Spencer, Spike/Pepper, Barry/Parks, Terry/Davis, Tiki/Smiga, Brent/Tubb, Barry/Arriaga, Guillermo (I)/Campos, Lupe/Campero, René/Helm, Levon/Boyce, Rodger/Castro, Ariel (II)/Von Son, Guillermo/De Luna, Jesse/Molinar, Raul/Yoakam, Dwight/Broussard, Edwin 'Bubba'/Perez, Hugo (I)/Hennigan, Sean/Nelson, Lonnie (I)/Pareja, Juan Gabriel/Dillard, Richard/Rodriguez, Sergio (IV)/Cedillo, Julio/Jones, Tommy Lee/Chávez, Uriel/Alvarez, Irineo/Guadalupe, Ignacio/Sánchez Parra, Gustavo/de León, Montserrat/Bauche, Vanessa/Chavez, Diana/Jones, Victoria (II)/Zapata, Maya/Jones, January (I)/Reyes, Paulina/Torres, Angelina/Henderson, Jourdan (I)/Suárez, Cecilia/Jones, Karen (I)/Leo, Melissa +Three Days of the Condor (1975)/Phillips, Garrison/Powell, Addison/Houseman, John (I)/McHenry, Don/Allen, David (XI)/Steele, Lee/Miller, Michael B./Devlin, Jay/Osuna, Jess/French, Arthur/Robertson, Cliff/William, Harmon/Moreno, Bruce/Bowman, David (I)/Narizzano, Dino/Harden Jr., Ernest/Ferguson, Glenn/Natwick, Myron (II)/Phalen, Robert/Connell, John (I)/Gorman, Patrick (I)/Garrett, Hank/McGinn, Walter/Prince, Michael (I)/Redford, Robert (I)/Savino, Frank/von Sydow, Max (I)/Crowley, Ed (I)/Johnson, Russell (I)/Keane, James (I)/Schillizzi, Sal/Bush, Norman/Bonino, Steve/Dahdah, Robert/Setrakian, Ed/Dwyer, Paul (I)/Kane, Michael (III)/Jones, John Randolph/Rowe, Hansford/Rose, Jennifer (I)/Swan, Marian/Goodman, Beverly/Gordon, Eileen/Gustafson, Carol/Fox, Dorothi/Dunaway, Faye/Chen, Tina (I)/Glynn, Carlin/Stenborg, Helen +Three Fugitives (1989)/Arnott, David (I)/Short, Martin (I)/Wickman, Karl A./Butler, Richard E./Armagnac, Gary/Giordani, Rocky/McGee, Jack (I)/Eney, Woody/McMillan, Kenneth/Jones, James Earl/Nolte, Nick/Tolbert, R.L./Richardson, Sy/Catalano, George/McGill, Bruce/Ruck, Alan/Thompson, Brian (I)/Hollingsworth, Terrence/De Zarn, Tim/Hall, Rick (II)/Henderson, Albert/Cooke, John C./Miller, Larry (I)/MacDonald, Mike/Aylward, John/Brock, Stanley/August, Lance/Rosengren, Clive/Lincoln, Scott/Zediker, Steven/Frederick, Anthony/Siegel, Michael (I)/Alexander, Bruno/Cross, Bill (IV)/Perry, Jeff (I)/Smith, Dean (I)/Noland, Charles/Procaccino, John/Tuerpe, Paul/Cox, Larry (I)/Howard, Sherman/Gemignani, Rhoda/Wiest, Jeannine/Garlington, Lee/Lenney, Dinah/Yu, Way Ching/Doroff, Sarah Rowland/Larose, Maryssa/Kinney, Kathy +Three Kings (1999)/Algarawi, Jabir/Alhegelan, Omar 'Freefly'/Al-Jalahma, Mohamad/Thomasian, Raad/Batarse, Anthony/Al-Badri, Fadil/Mostafa, A. Halim/Algarawi, Ghanem/No'mani, Al/Allawati, Hassan/Pearce, Scott/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Kennedy, Jamie (I)/Sharafi, Mohammed/Williamson, Mykelti/Curtis, Cliff/Cube, Ice/Bosworth, Brian (I)/Naber, Joey/Azizi, Anthony/Delila, Donte/Bray, Ben/Jones, Doug (I)/Salea, Salah/McCallany, Holt/Clooney, George/Al-Khazraji, Jassim/Al-Qazwini, Sayed Moustafa/Giannone, Jay/Rosete, Jose (I)/Whiting, Al/Lohr, Christopher/Ramras, Golan (I)/Jonze, Spike/Alkind, Ali/Sklaroff, Jon/Antico, Pete/Badreya, Sayed/Hazel, Kwesi Okai/Alkindi, Haider/Pilot, Shawn/Duncan, Christopher B./Patterson, Brian (IV)/Martin, Brad (I)/Shawkat, Tony/McCoy, Randy W./Boozer, Sean Michael/Gaffigan, Jim/Sitto, Fadi/Saleh, Wessam/Jones, Patrick O'Neal/Dillon, Scott/Qaqish, Derick/Romanov, Joseph/Brown, Dylan (II)/Ramlawi, Ghazwyn/Hassan, Sam/Abi-Ad, Joseph/Alatowa, Haidar/Al-Ujaimy, Fahd/Jones, Larry 'Tank'/Mendoza, Rick/Shamam, Hillel Michael/Al-Dawalem, Abdullah/Taghmaoui, Saïd/Mustafa, Al/Dodd, Alex/Bassett, Brett/Macdissi, Peter/Bach-Agha, Hassan/Ridha, Basim/Mustafa, Kalid/Rhodes, Mark (II)/Rashwan, Magdi/Parker, Gary (V)/Dunn, Nora/Rusa, Cheryl/Abi-Ad, Jacqueline/Horan, Marsha/Aziz, Sara/Afsary, Bonnie/Stauber, Liz/Farrokh, Farinaz/Greer, Judy/Shawkat, Alia +Three Men and a Baby (1987)/Kay, Billy (II)/Quinn, Colin/Quinn, Thomas (I)/Ferry, David (I)/Hindman, Earl/Whittaker, Jonathon/Murphy, Edward D./Lynn, Joe (I)/Danson, Ted/Joyner, Mario/Klar, Gary Howard/Burgess, Michael (I)/Clark, Eugene/Guttenberg, Steve/Bosco, Philip/Guilfoyle, Paul (II)/Lint, Derek de/Foley, Dave (I)/Rubin, John Gould/Selleck, Tom/Beers, Francine/Richardson, Jackie/Scott, Camilla/Vallance, Louise/Blair, Michelle/Blair, Lisa/Scott, Daniele/Duquet, Michelle/Holm, Celeste (I)/Cossack, Christine/Kossak, Christine/Murphy, Jacqueline/Budd, Barbara/Travis, Nancy/Amini, Alexandra/Harris, Cynthia (I)/Cellucci, Claire/Colin, Margaret/Sparrow, Sharolyn +Three Musketeers, The (1973)/Finlay, Frank (I)/Briers, Richard/Lee, Christopher (I)/Kinnear, Roy/Milligan, Spike/Reed, Oliver (I)/York, Michael (I)/Bewes, Rodney/del Pozo, Ángel/Gothard, Michael/Wilson, Georges/Chamberlain, Richard (I)/Hobbs, William/Heston, Charlton/Ackland, Joss/Ward, Simon (I)/Thornton, Frank (I)/Cassel, Jean-Pierre/Aris, Ben/De Wolff, Francis/Welch, Raquel/Chaplin, Geraldine/Danning, Sybil/Djamal, Gitty/Calfan, Nicole/Dunaway, Faye/Franklin, Gretchen +Three Musketeers, The (1993)/Thost, Bruno/Anselm, Axel/Sheen, Charlie/Hoppa, Oliver/Platt, Oliver/Curry, Tim (I)/Sutherland, Kiefer/Fux, Herbert/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Leonard, Christopher/Tan, Philip/Adamson, Christopher (I)/Wincott, Michael/O'Conor, Hugh/Eckhardt, Sebastian/Cooper, George Lane/Leder, Erwin/Leonhardt, Christoph/McGann, Paul (I)/Moore, Emma (I)/Cordey, Nichola/Ford, Maria (I)/Delpy, Julie/De Mornay, Rebecca/Anwar, Gabrielle +Three to Tango (1999)/Chow, Ho/Proudfoot, Michael (I)/Forrest, Tom (II)/Platt, Oliver/McDermott, Dylan/Van Horn, Patrick (I)/Heard, Brett/Porter, Les (I)/Ramsey, David (I)/Conrad, Lowell/Smyth, Shaun/Sahely, Ed/Van de Ven, Sven/McGinley, John C./Dolha, Andrew/Staines, Kent/Balaban, Bob/Cozart, Cylk/Gomez, Rick (II)/Vukovic, Ned/Kahnert, Ray/Richard, Stephen/Kemps, Keith/Perry, Matthew (I)/Peloso, Glen/Dunn, Roger (I)/Campbell, Neve/Alexander, Gina (II)/Leese, Lindsay/Pollitt, Deborah/Abadjiewa, Rumina/Copeland, Shemekia/Belding, Stephanie/Thompson, Marni/McGeachie, Meredith/Connell, Lindsey/Brûlé, Robin/Rowan, Kelly/Granofsky, Anais/Steen, Katherine/Rush, Deborah/Radecki, Barbara/Gordon, Barbara (II) +Threesome (1994)/Charles, Josh (I)/Arquette, Alexis/Breschard, Jack/Baldwin, Stephen (I)/Haboush, Michael/Arnold, Mark (I)/Workman, Jason (I)/Gehman, Martha/Beaton, Kathleen (I)/Johns, Jillian/O'Donnell, Anna Marie/Baron, Joanne/Kousi, Katherine/Boyle, Lara Flynn/Ferioli, Amy/Lawler, Jennifer (I)/Matheson, Michele +Throw Momma from the Train (1987)/DeVito, Danny/Ciccone, Tony (I)/Kirby, Bruce/Dumas, Tony/Reiner, Rob/Brocco, Peter/DePinto, Joey/Burns, Don (II)/Silver, Stu/Marsalis, Branford/Perlman, Philip/Birk, Raye/McCormick, Larry (I)/Gonsales, Stanley L./Crystal, Billy/Watson, William Ray/Gephart, Fred/Thomas, J. Alan/Childs, Billy/Brown, Andre Rosey/Penland, Ralph/Miller, Randall/Brown, Olivia (I)/Hurtes, Hettie Lynne/Greist, Kim/Mulgrew, Kate/Ramsey, Anne/Ross, Annie/Winfrey, Oprah/Westerfield, Karen J. +Thumbsucker (2005)/Chu, Patrick (II)/Tanner, Colton/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Goldwasser, Daniel/Matthews, Robert Paul/Beckman, Ted (I)/Kirn, Walter/Church, Trevor/Sanderlin, Mark/Seltzer, Barry/Pucci, Lou Taylor/Rezaujan, Mahdad/Carmody, Brandon/Go, Allen/Thomas, Austin (II)/Bates, Steven/Stephenson, Bob (II)/La Mantia, Jonathan/Normington, Eric/Gainer, Chet/Vaughn, Vince/Query, Charles Alan/Bond, Connor/Blanche, Robert/Cartwright, Jim (II)/Offerle, Chase/Reeves, Keanu/Michael, Erin/Hopkins, Andrew/Entena, Arvin V./Courtney, Garrett/Bromberg, Mason/D'Onofrio, Vincent (I)/Lu, Lin (II)/Hasting, Jennifer/Phaedra (III)/Kirkman, Lyndsay/Hargrave, Kat/Iverson, Sarah (I)/Prazeau, Lanette/Gannon, Tyler/Lucht, Sarah/Colasanti, Rose/Bing, Sarah (I)/Hargrave, Holly/Johnson, Melanie A./Caccietta, Caro/McNamara, Maura/Lawson, Sherilyn (I)/Garner, Kelli/Berkshire, Ayanna/O'Dell, Nancy/Becker, Carissa/Brown, Olivia D./Alonso, Teresa/Bond, Lori/Rice, Brittany/Koenig, Kit/Brooks, Echo/Swinton, Tilda/Bond, Keely/Goldhor, Dakota +Thunderball (1965)/Leech, George/Llewelyn, Desmond/Doleman, Guy/Locke, Philip/Sawyer, Bill (II)/Bulloch, Ian/Brown, Courtney (I)/Rietty, Robert/Hauser, Philo/Gwillim, Jack/Cameron, Earl (I)/Maranne, André/Baraker, Gábor/Cummings, Bill/Lee, Bernard (I)/Russhon, Charles/Beckwith, Reginald/Cazes, Clive/Cheng, Cecil/Connery, Sean/Pohlmann, Eric/Reckord, Lloyd/Sanderson, Harold/Bailey, Anthony (I)/Pravda, George/Holt, Patrick (I)/Underdown, Edward/Stone, Philip (I)/Brennan, Michael (I)/Sachs, Leonard/McClory, Kevin/Simmons, Bob (I)/Ford II, Henry/Blackshaw, Anthony/Culver, Michael/Dawson, Anthony/Van Nutter, Rik/Partridge, Derek (I)/Culver, Roland (I)/Stassino, Paul/Hallett, Neil/Celi, Adolfo/Auger, Claudine/Hartford, Diane/Maxwell, Lois/Bayntun, Amelia/Alba, Rose/Peters, Molly/Paluzzi, Luciana/Kendall, Suzy (I)/Mitsouko/Van der Zyl, Nikki/Beswick, Martine/Broccoli, Dana +Thunderbirds (2004)/Barringer, Alex (III)/Zadrozny, Johannes/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Smart, Andy (I)/Howson, Stewart/Fulton, Soren/Hirsch, Lou/Patel, Bhasker/Colenso, Dominic/Spencer, Julian (I)/Nelmes, Mark/Corbet, Brady/Oparei, Deobia/Goritsas, Demetri/Kingsley, Ben/Cook, Ron (I)/Torgersen, Ben/Winchester, Philip/Herbert, Kyle/Shrapnel, Lex/Paxton, Bill/Walker, Nicola/Keegan, Rose/Weston, Debora/Francis, Genie/Myles, Sophia/Virdi, Harvey/Hudgens, Vanessa Anne +Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974)/Gilliam, Burton (I)/Nisbet, Stuart/Tayback, Vic/Montgomery, Mark (I)/Walcott, Gregory/Jenson, Roy (I)/Taylor, Dub (I)/Busey, Gary/Childress, Alvin/Elman, Gene/Dodson, Jack/Emmich, Cliff 'Fatty'/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Eastwood, Clint/Foulkes, Ted/McKinney, Bill/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Kennedy, George (I)/Chow, David (I)/Baker, Virginia (I)/Roberts, Luanne/Teigh, Lila/Hagen, Erica/Bach, Catherine/Fairchild, June/Lamm, Karen/Oliver, Leslie (I)/Lennear, Claudia/Cooper, Irene K. +Thunderheart (1992)/Black Bird, Robin/Crosby, David/Drum, Julius/Banks, Dennis (I)/Kilmer, Val/Linn, Rex/Thompson, Fred Dalton/Davis, Charles (IV)/Cross, Elroy/Phelps, Verland Theodore/Graber, Terry/Greene, Graham (II)/Red Bow, Buddy/Red Elk Sr., Calvin Timothy/Red Elk, Ernest/Taggart, Tim Owen/Lone Hill, Jason R./Brewer, Duane/Head, Tony/Mack, Jerome/Young Bear, Melvin David/O'Meara, Brian A./Patterson, Gordon (II)/Young Bear Sr., Severt/Hietala, Jerry Allan/Joseph, Allan R.J./Bradshaw, Lewis C./Massett, Patrick/LeBeau, Tom M./Breyer, Mike/Richards, Kenneth J./Saderup, Robin J./Thin Elk, Ted/Adams, Sam (II)/Trudell, John/Ward, Fred (I)/Shepard, Sam/Charging Crow, Floyd/Pumpkin Seed, Sylvan/Morrison, Carlin Orville/Tousey, Sheila/Brave, Sarah/Schock, Bridgit P./Hamilton, Candy +Thursday (1998)/Colon, Tony/Rourke, Mickey/Howard, Shawn Michael (I)/Sanders, Jeff (I)/Eckhart, Aaron/Willerford, Bari K./Hooks, Brian/Jane, Thomas/Jeter, Michael/LeGros, James/Olmos, Michael D./Dourdan, Gary/Hiona, Sam/Wong, Richard (II)/Plummer, Glenn/Collier, Eugene/Porizkova, Paulina/Holden, Marjean/Hari, Luck/Marshall, Paula (I) +THX 1138 (1971)/Colley, Don Pedro/Weissmuller Jr., Johnny/McGovern, Terence/Barnes, Willie C./Chesse, Ralph/Chesse, Dion M./Chesse, Bruce/Lawhead, Mark/Erby, Morris D./Stiers, David Ogden/Rigg, John/Haig, Sid (I)/Stillman, Eugene I./Wheaton, James/Seaton, John (I)/Haje, Paul K./Durand, Jean M./Feero, Robert/Efron, Marshall/Walsh, Raymond/Menges, Scott L./Mackey, Bruce/Jacobs, Henry (I)/Austin, Gary (II)/Quinnell, Richard/Beach, Scott/Wolfe, Ian/Marsh, Gary Alan/Love, Bill/Stearns, Toby L./Pleasence, Donald/Cranna, James/Pearce, John (I)/Alexandria, Mello/Patton, Bart/Scortt, Doc/Duvall, Robert (I)/Payne, Julie (I)/Beach, Neva/Artis, Barbara J./McOmie, Maggie/Baldwin, Susan/Bessing, Claudette/Silveira, Ruth/Forrest, Irene +Ticker (2001)/Gage, Kevin/Astoyan, Chris/Rosenblum, Joey Meyer/Huntington, John (II)/Thompson, John (XI)/Halsey, Michael/Spano, Joe (I)/Sklar, Leland/Rector, Jerry (I)/LeConte, Caleb/Greene, Peter (I)/Nas/Okumoto, Yuji/Chandler, Damon/Milicevic, Milos/Brown, Clarence 'Gatemouth'/Hopper, Dennis/Roggé, Ron/Malco, Romany/Preston, Billy/Daikyu, Fumiyasu/Sizemore, Tom/Weisser, Norbert/Ice-T/Seagal, Steven/Thomas, Rozonda 'Chilli'/Castro, Linda/Brewer, Kimberly/Pressly, Jaime/Levin, Simone/Branch, Vanessa/Randall, Stacie/Rose, Laurie (I)/Brandt, Brandi/Rose, Mimi (I)/O'Brien, Mariah/Daniels, Tish +Tigerland (2000)/Benatar, Dennis T./Omilami, Afemo/Newman, Jack (III)/Shannon, Michael (V)/Brown Jr., Neil/Edmiston, Michael/Northcutt, Dane/Richardson, Russell (II)/Fulton, Stephen/Hephner, Jeff/Perez, Robert M./Gerald, Matt/Lewis, Shamari/Cravens, Tyler/Kittles, Tory/Collins Jr., Clifton/Guiry, Tom/Huvane, Chris/LeNoble, Shawn/Jackson Jr., Gerald/Schafer, Ronnie/Hill, Jonathan (II)/Brumfield, Rhynell/Searcy, Nick/Lessick Jr., James/Mullins, Geoff/Farrell, Colin (I)/Davis, Matthew (I)/Floyd, Roger/Whigham, Shea/White, Matt (III)/Ewell, Keith/Gardner, Drew/Martin, Daniel (II)/McGruther, Michael/Gant, Kurt/Macaulay, Marc/Houvouras, Anghus/MacDonald, James (I)/Hauser, Cole/Arnold, Karolyn/Brooks, Susan (I)/Short, Rachelle/Taylor, Frances (I)/Gaston, Haven/Ash, Arian Waring/McKee, Christy/Nubia (I) +Tightrope (1984)/Baker-Bergen, Stuart/Lutenbacher, Don/Schluter, John (I)/Barber, Donald/Dahlgren, David/Keener, Eliott/Hedaya, Dan/Ferbos, Lionel/Borders, James/Eastwood, Clint/Sachar, Jonathan/Masterson, Rod/Holliday, Bill/Harvey, Robert (I)/Valdes, David/Wright, Glenn (I)/Boyle, Richard Charles/Manes, Fritz/Paul, Graham/Wilmot, John/Saari, Ted/Martens, Layton/Krieger, Nick/St. John, Marco/Houck Jr., Joy N./Wood, G./Nelson, Lloyd (I)/Shaw, Jonathan/Gural, Ron/Beck, Jenny (I)/Georgoulis, Kimberly/Perle, Rebecca/Hill, Angela (I)/Davis, Becki/MacLachlan, Janet/Brooks, Randi/Byers, Glenda/Howell, Margaret/Rose, Jamie/Eastwood, Alison/Richardson, Regina/Bujold, Geneviève/Thibodeaux, Valerie/Alden, Cary Wilmot/O'Dair, Margie/Clemons, Rebecca +Tillsammans (2000)/Zuber, Axel/Kessel, Sam/Roney, Shanti/Sarri, Olle/Blomgren, Mats/Frode, Lars/Ljunggren, Sten/Efraimsson, Khim/Moodysson, Emil/Björnelin, Thomas/Fornander, David/Hammarén, Johan/Hammarsten, Gustav/Widlund, Daniel/Lundström, Henrik/Cheung, Chun Yin/Hartelius, Claes/Cheung, David (III)/Sticklestad Svensson, Anders/Nyqvist, Michael/Rapace, Ola/Liedberg, Jessica/Samuelsson, Emma/Frode, Cecilia/Lindgren, Lisa (II)/Törnblad, Katarina/Lundkvist, Anja/Brunnander, Thérèse/Heikura, Jasmine/Stigsdotter, Karin +Time After Time (1979)/Leegant, Dan/Hartline, Gene/Roberts, Clete/Gainey, Mike/Cioffi, Charles/Kennedy, John F./Felder, Lou/Churchill, Winston (I)/Cranna, James/Warner, David (I)/MacArthur, Douglas/Colton, John (II)/McDowell, Malcolm/Shaw, Bob (IV)/Haynie, Jim/Williams, Kent/Carlson, Glenn/Garrett, James (I)/Bradley, Bill (I)/Shields, Nicholas (I)/Blake, Larry J./Maher, Joseph/Murrow, Edward R. (I)/Reinhardt, Ray (I)/Hendrix, Jimi/McConnell, Keith/Lewis, Leo/Armstrong, Neil (I)/Webster, Byron/Main, Laurie/Morgan, Read/Evans, Michael (I)/Feldman, Corey/Klitsner, Stu/von Franckenstein, Clement/Roosevelt, Franklin Delano/Morrisson, Doug/Nichols, Earl/Storm, Wayne/St. George, Clement/Gordon, Anthony (I)/Waldron, Regina V./Burnett, Judith/Conde, Rita/Hyatt, Gail/D'Arbanville, Patti/Becker, Antonie/Haynes, Hilda/Roberson, Liz/Steenburgen, Mary/Baron, Geraldine/Shea, Karin Mary/Katsaros, Andonia/Hack, Shelley/Marchant, Shirley +Time Bandits (1981)/Jay, Tony/Leland, David (IV)/Hughman, John/Baker, Del (I)/Edmonds, Mike (I)/Broadbent, Jim/Purvis, Jack/Bowes, Brian/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Warnock, Craig (I)/Baker, Kenny (I)/Connery, Sean/Wells, Jerold (I)/Frost, Roger (I)/Holm, Ian/Deadman, Derek/Ross, Tiny/Lissek, Leon/Powell, Marcus/Muir, Ian/Dixon, Malcolm/Davis, Warwick (I)/Mulholland, Declan/Grant, Chris (I)/Warner, David (I)/Bayler, Terence/Rappaport, David/Holmes, Mark (I)/Cleese, John/Daker, David/McKeown, Charles/MacLachlan, Andrew/Palin, Michael/Jonfield, Peter/Lockwood, Preston/McCarthy, Neil (I)/Carroll, Martin (I)/Finn, Edwin/O'Connor, Derrick/Young, John (I)/Dennis, Winston/Richardson, Ralph (I)/de la Tour, Frances/Devenish, Myrtle/Helmond, Katherine/James, Juliette/Duvall, Shelley/Fearn, Sheila +Time Machine, The (1960)/Young, Alan (I)/Cabot, Sebastian (I)/Chang, Wah/Bissell, Whit/Helmore, Tom/Frees, Paul/Taylor, Rod (I)/Skelly, James/Barran, Bob/Lloyd, Doris/Mimieux, Yvette/Powell, Josephine +Time Machine, The (2002)/Meyer, Jeffrey M./Swerdlow, Danny/Lilley, Clint/Baker, Max/Momrow, John W./Richmond, Maro Uo/Weiss, Bryon/Chambers, Jacob/Upton, Steve/Iizuka, Yoshio/Koda, Hiro/Anaya, Joey/Freeman, Aaron Patrick/Sayour, Chris/Toy, Gary/Oliver, Paul (II)/McTurk, Kevin/Davis, Craig (I)/Arias, Yancey/Young, Alan (I)/Addy, Mark/Kubr, Mark/Cetrone, Richard/Koyama, John/Kingi, Dorian/Jones, Doug (I)/Irons, Jeremy/Jones, Orlando/McCann, Dan (II)/Fitzgerald, Jeremy (I)/Ormond, R.C./Podgurski, Jeff/Eusebio, Jonathan/Failma, Roel/Loftin, Lennie/Valera, Jon/Robinson, Thomas Corey/Friday, Bryan/Mumba, Omero/Pearce, Guy (I)/Holder, Grady/Chaturantabut, Michael/Stamberg, Josh/Conna, Edward/Monian, Gail/Ray, Connie/Wells, Meredith/Crist, Myndy/Guillory, Sienna/Jason, Chona/Inosanto, Diana Lee/Mumba, Samantha/Ellison, Denise/Law, Phyllida/Sprecher, Petra/Kirk, Laura/Viola, Vanessa +Time to Kill, A (1996)/Chapman, Robert (II)/Ballou, Howard/McConaughey, Matthew/Smith, Kurtwood/Ritchie, Jim (II)/Monich, Tim/Dehart, Wayne/St. Vincent, Ryk/Merdis, Thomas/Bullen, Joe/Truly Jr., Dr. William/Crapps, Will/Mitchell, Darrin/Bell Jr., Robert R./Mouton, Benjamin/Hutchins, Walter L./Loughlin, Terry/Demers, Todd/McCullough, Tommy/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Freeman, Terrance/Hambline, Russell/Stahl, Andy/Katt, Nicky/McGoohan, Patrick/Sutherland, Kiefer/Jay, Rob/Heald, Anthony/Cain, Lukas/Johnson, Mark W. (I)/Sutton, Patrick (I)/Beamon, Brance H./Pniewski, Mike/Hunt, Jerry (II)/Parati, Tim/Crumley Jr., James M./Hadary, Jonathan/Coulter, Steve (I)/Zajonc, Robert 'Bobby Z'/Stewart, Jackie (I)/Cooper, Chris (I)/Nelson, Danny (I)/Hutchison, Doug/Timbes, Graham/Diehl, John/Jackson, Samuel L./Lloyd, Devin/Walsh, M. Emmet/McGrew, LaConte/Jennings, Byron/Hodges, David U./Platt, Oliver/McLaren, Mike/Williams, David Brian/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Dutton, Charles S./Lauren, Greg/Seneca, Joe/Thomas, Leonard L./Strickland, Stephanie/Toyon, Stacy Rae/Koon, Rebecca/Stewart, Tonea/Hilton, Sherri/Judd, Ashley/Omilami, Elizabeth/Julius-Scott, Alice/Ford, Eva/Dixon, Maggie Wade/Middleton, Lorraine/Rose, Bettina/Floyd, Helen E./Hendrix, Kim (I)/Fricker, Brenda/Dixon-Green, Rosebud/Larrymore Kelly, Rae'Ven/Spencer, Octavia/Kyle, Alexandra/Ritchie, Perry/Johnson, Linda Calvin/Bullock, Sandra/Grant, Beth/Gilbreath, Mildred J. +Timecode (2000)/Skarsgård, Stellan/Berkeley, Xander/Weber, Steven (I)/Huston, Danny/Edson, Richard/MacLachlan, Kyle/Heckler, Andrew (I)/Kearney, Patrick (II)/Sands, Julian/Nivola, Alessandro/Tripplehorn, Jeanne/Tobin, Patty/Nakamura, Suzy/Maestro, Mía/Low, Elizabeth/Houston, Holly/Brooks, Golden/Hunter, Holly/Kastner, Daphna/Burrows, Saffron/Headly, Glenne/Metcalf, Laurie/Divine, Colette/Mann, Leslie/Robinson, Zuleikha/Davis, Viveka/Hayek, Salma/Graham, Aimee +Timecop (1994)/Jacox, David/Cassini, Frank/Loree, Brad/Kelly, Shane (I)/Glass, Tom (I)/Quijada, Alfonso/O'Byrne, Sean/Katzman, Lon/Eirikson, Tom/Rupp, Jacob/Hyams, Nick/Woolsey, Brent/Mitchell, Mike (I)/Lambert, Steven/Faraci, Richard/Fraser, Duncan (II)/Lawrence, Scott/Bradsen, Cole/Silver, Ron (I)/Jackson, Ernie/McBeath, Tom/Cameron, Yves/Fisher, Dalton/Makaro, J.J./Thomas, Theodore/Boyd III, James/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Schombing, Jason/Tracey, Ian/Nicholson, Scott/Stewart, Malcolm (I)/Rennie, Callum Keith/Welsh, Kenneth/Lew, James/Andre, Charles (II)/Roald, Glen/McNulty, Kevin/Kondrashoff, Kim/Bellis, Scott/Morelli, Tony (I)/McGill, Bruce/Reuben, Gloria/Sara, Mia/Ferguson, Yvette/Murdoch, Laura/Rose, Gabrielle/Martin, Pamela (I)/Sood, Veena/Fox, Kelli/Blomgren, Doris +Timeline (2003)/Rosen, Edward J. (I)/Craven, Matt (I)/Wulff, Ryan/Sheen, Michael/Connolly, Billy/Wilson, Lambert/McDonough, Neal/Vrana, Vlasta/Ramsay, Bruce/Harris, Howard (IV)/Moss, Jerry (IV)/La Haye, David/Embry, Ethan/Olivier, Marc/Letourneau, Luke/Sullivan, Chris (I)/Butler, Gerard/Chute, Mike/Merrill, Jayson/Stone, Martin (I)/Donner, Richard/Sutherland, Rossif/Meaney, Nick/Kahan, Steve/Sabongui, Patrick/Blanco, Danny/Tuerpe, Paul/Paul, Christian/Anvar, Cas/Tessier, Christian/Thewlis, David/Liska, Stephen/Csokas, Marton/Zeman, Richard/Walker, Paul (I)/Adams, Lynne (I)/Buxton, Stéfanie/Collier, Marian/Porter, Hilary/Sloan, Amy/Tressiera, Millie/O'Connor, Frances (II)/Wininger, Alicia/Champeau, Isabelle/Dellar, Lois/Cristobal, Cecile/Biddle, Stephanie/Colburn, Marie-Josée/Friel, Anna +Tin Cup (1996)/Mahaffey, John/McLean, Jim (I)/Venturi, Ken/Twitty, Howard/Purtzer, Tom/Gibbons, Sanford/Lineback, Richard/Jacobsen, Peter (I)/Harris, Rob (I)/Sibley, Graham/Burkley, Dennis/Wright, Ben (III)/Ogrin, David (I)/Wilson, Kevin (XIII)/Roy, Del/Pate, Jerry/Perez, George (I)/Malamud, Allan/Armour III, Tommy/Miller, Johnny (I)/Ritz, Mike/Barrow, Lance/Kiriazis, Nick/Nantz, Jim/Maggert, Jeff/McAllister, Blaine/Roberts, Jimmy (II)/Standly, Mike/Rakestraw, Barrett/Myers, Lou (I)/Chirkinian, Frank/Michael, George (I)/Elkington, Steve/VanCleef, Darren/Cook, John (IV)/Utay, William/Johnson, Don (I)/Herthum, Harold G./Magee, Andrew/Couples, Fred/Mickelson, Phil/Strickland, Barry/Janzen, Lee/Bowe, Kevin (II)/Weibring, D.A./Lewison, Steven 'Sven'/White, Gregory Buff/Stadler, Craig/King, Jess (I)/Lewis, Frederick (II)/Hammons, Brian/Todoroff, Tom (I)/McCord, Gary/Mayfair, Billy/Lietzke, Bruce/Pavin, Corey/Britton, Brad/Avellone, Gregory/Kostis, Peter/Milhoan, Michael/Marin, Cheech/Linn, Rex/Costner, Kevin/Costner, Bill/Costner, Joe/Jones, Mickey (I)/Caplan, Bill/Thomason, Mark (I)/Cabral, Susan A./McCreedy, Sharyn/Young, Melissa (I)/Lilli, Rita/Russo, Rene/Doyle, Gillian (I)/Alcott, Amy/Sciole, Jennifer (I)/Gasanova, Irina/Costner, Sharon/Hart, Linda/Giavasis, Nikki/Ancira, Kris +Tin Men (1987)/DeBoy, David/Blumenfeld, Alan/MacPherson, Walt/Steele, David (I)/Moser, Jeffrey/DeVito, Danny/Willis, Michael (I)/Walsh, J.T./Billings, Joshua/Cassel, Seymour/Citronbaum, Myron/Craven, Matt (I)/Brock, Stanley/Goldman, Theodore/Costantini, Brian/Tabakin, Ralph/Jackson, Todd (I)/Gift, Roland/Kirby, Bruno/Godsey, William C./Mahoney, John (I)/Danoff, Bill/Dreyfuss, Richard/Gayle, Jackie/Sullivan, Brad/Levinson, Herb/Portnow, Richard/Cox, Andy (I)/Tucker, Michael (I)/Stevens, Freddie (I)/McCauley, Sheila/Ford, Lisa/Posner, Norma/Berg, Eva Jean/Ziman, Sharon/Morgan, Mary (II)/Goldpaugh, Kathleen/Ellis, Katherine (II)/Pohlman, Patricia/Sills, Ellen/Crofoot, Sharon/Wilson, Shirley Ann/Nichols, Penny (I)/Rappaport, Barbara/Barth, Karen/Moody, Florence/Duvall, Susan/Kelbaugh, Geri Lynn/Weidner, Becky/O'Connell, Deirdre/Munchel, Lois Raymond/Herr, Marcia/Jones, Kathy (II)/Geppi, Cindy/Hershey, Barbara +Tirez sur le pianiste (1960)/Heymann, Claude/Kanayan, Richard/Mansard, Claude/Boulanger, Daniel/Aznavour, Charles/Lapointe, Boby/Rémy, Albert/Joffé, Alex/Davri, Serge/Aslanian, Jean-Jacques/Dubois, Marie/Lutz, Catherine/Paillette, Laure/Sapritch, Alice/Mercier, Michèle/Berger, Nicole (I) +Titan A.E. (2000)/Scarabosio, Christopher/Damon, Matt/Loc, Tone/Conrad, Roy/Lane, Nathan/Pels, Alex/Campbell, Ken Hudson/Linz, Alex D./Stanton, Stephen/Perlman, Ron/Hedger, Leslie/Schniewind, Eric/Leguizamo, John/Pullman, Bill/Lander, David L./Cummings, Jim (I)/Chantler, Thomas A./Rocket, Charles/Breuer, Jim/Jackson, Roger (VI)/Garofalo, Janeane/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Chin, Tsai (I)/Scales, Crystal/Orrock, Shannon/Clark, Elaine A. +Titanic (1997)/Mazin, Stan/Walsh, Brian (II)/Pettersson, Dan (I)/Holland, Erik/Truitt, Mark Rafael/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Füri, Thomas/Wilton, Garth/Owers, Kevin/Cash, Aaron James/Váldez, Francisco/Walcutt, John/Giger, Werner/Garber, Victor/Paxton, Bill/Jarvis, Martin/Laing, Martin (I)/Olsen, Bjørn (I)/Campolo, Bruno/Barry, Jason/Butters, Mike/Donachie, Ron/Thompson III, Reece P./Ellis, Greg (II)/Tuohy, Liam/Wehmeyer, Stephen/Palter, Lew/Sagalevitch, Dr. Anatoly M./Forsyth, Edmond Alan/Twigger, Stephen/Smith, Stephen Wolfe/Zane, Billy/Page, Oliver/Hislop, Scott/Lea, Derek/Kinnunen, Jari (I)/Francis, Romeo/Hyde, Jonathan/Lawlor, Sean/Cass, Marc/Brightwell, Paul/Howse, Sean/Anderson, Scott G./Fox, Bernard (I)/Braeden, Eric/Cronnelly, David/Nepita, Sean/Lonsdale, Shep/Duffin, Shay/Dennen, Barry/Ling, Van/Murphy, Patrick (IV)/Fox, Richard (I)/Graham, Richard (I)/Chapman, Mark Lindsay/Herbert, Paul (IV)/Stewart, Ewan (I)/Meaney, Nick/Hub, Martin/De La Noy, Kevin/Szedlák, Ferenc/Hill, Bernard/Szedlák, Béla/Cascone, Nicholas/East, Martin/O'Neal, Mike (II)/Fletcher, Edward/Lancaster, James/Gruffudd, Ioan/Forestal, Terry/Baines, Brian/Phillips, Jonathan (I)/Kenny, Tony (I)/Cameron, James (I)/Ashton, Richard (II)/Trowbridge, R. Gern/Adkins, Seth (I)/Quale, Steven/Capri, Mark/Falk, Anders (I)/Nucci, Danny/James, Emmett/Cooke, Gregory (I)/Abernathy, Lewis/Connolly, Brendan (I)/Andersson, Kris/Crane, Simon (I)/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Evans-Jones, Jonathan/Byrne, Chris (I)/Martin, Johnny (I)/Urich, Vern/Cragnotti, Chris/Lynch, Don (II)/Garrett, James (IV)/Warner, David (I)/Ensign, Michael/Hasler, Lorenz/Kelly, Craig (II)/Joffroy, Rudy/Bates, Kathy (I)/Gaipa, Amy/Rose, Rochelle/Klingler, Rebecca/Brett, Fannie/Boyd, Alexandra/Winslet, Kate/Waddell, Alison/Morgan, Diana (II)/Waddell, Amber/Raven, Elsa/Kerns, Linda/Overbye Roos, Camilla/Hicks, Andie/O'Brien, Ellen (I)/Owens, Alexandrea/Amis, Suzy/Pardo, Barbarella (I)/Hunt, Samantha (I)/Ayres, Rosalind/Ratzin, Lisa/Garten, Jo Lynn/Dunn, Kathleen S./Garten, Aimee Amanda/Fisher, Frances (I)/Prestininzi, Judy/Fletcher, Anne (II)/Stuart, Gloria/Goldstein, Jenette/Bates, Bobbie/Marino, Mandana/Landis, Laramie/Renee, Julene/O'Neil, Tricia/Chatton, Charlotte/Bourn, Dawn M. +Titus (1999)/Weisskopf, Hermann/Rhys, Matthew/Fasano, Vito/Gonnella, Giacomo/Feore, Colm/Rhys Meyers, Jonathan/Macfadyen, Angus/Cumming, Alan/Ritson, Blake/Souleymane, Bah/Hopkins, Anthony/Doughty, Kenny/Lennix, Harry J./Geri, Ettore/Wells, Colin (I)/Manzini, Antonio/Bilotta, Bruno/Medici, Carlo/Gregory, Constantine/Degan, Raz/Treviglio, Leonardo/Vezzoli, Emanuele/Jones, Osheen/Frain, James/D'Ambrosi, Dario/Ahrens, Christopher/Rapotec, Maurizio/Taddei, Tresy/Lange, Jessica/Fraser, Laura (II)/McEwan, Geraldine +To Be or Not to Be (1942)/Verebes, Ernö (I)/Varno, Roland/Hobbes, Halliwell/Anders, Rudolph/Zilzer, Wolfgang/Ruman, Sig/Wright, Armand 'Curly'/Ridges, Stanley/Hytten, Olaf/Stack, Robert/Denison, Leslie/Kellogg, John (I)/Finlayson, James/Lynn, George (I)/Benny, Jack/Atwill, Lionel/Reichow, Otto/Hodgson, Leyland/Dugan, Tom (I)/Barrett, Paul (I)/Murphy, Maurice (I)/Licho, Adolf E./Reicher, Frank/Halton, Charles/Irwin, Charles (I)/Borg, Sven Hugo/Meredith, John (II)/Craig, Alec/Schumm, Hans/Victor, Henry/Dantine, Helmut/Mander, Miles/Gillette, James/Powell, Russ (I)/Rizzi, Gene/Bressart, Felix/Caldwell, Peter (I)/Eburne, Maude/Lombard, Carole (I) +To Be or Not to Be (1983)/Lowens, Curt/Francis, John (II)/Henderson, Spencer/Haynes, Robin (I)/Savage, Blane/Diamond, Ron (I)/Matheson, Tim (I)/Ferrer, José (I)/Goldberg, Robert (I)/Richards, Bill K./McKinney, John (I)/Haake, James 'Gypsy'/Graham, Ronny/Stadlen, Lewis J./Riley, Jack (II)/Wyner, George/Barry, Ivor/Kessler, Zale (I)/Otrin, John/Brooks, Mel (I)/Frayer, John/Adams, Phil/Bruce, Ian/Stevens, Lee E./Rosenberg, Larry/Sheck, Joey/Skipp, Raymond/Lester, Frank/Schwartz, Neil J./Marsh, Terence/Brooks, Max (I)/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Gaynes, George/Smith, Tucker (I)/Sprague, Ted (I)/Glover, William/Brandon, Henry (I)/Jamin, Milt/Goldman, Roy (II)/Kleinmuntz, Manny/Ratliff, Paul (I)/Jayne, George/Caldwell, George (I)/Heim, Edward J./Beach, Scott/Muser, Wolf/Kaiser, Henry (I)/Kuhlman, Ron/Durning, Charles/Boen, Earl/Merin, Eda Reiss/Reiner, Estelle/Culhane, Clare/Wingate, Stephanie/Eaton, Gillian/McCarthy, Winnie/Granger, Leeyan/Manning, Laurie/Sims, Marley/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Gray, Sandra (I)/Edwards, Paddi +To Catch a Thief (1955)/París, Manuel/Mercier, Louis (I)/Newlan, Paul/Grant, Cary/De Vestel, Guy/Borden, Eugene/Chelland, Frank/Charles, Lewis/Martinelli, Jean/Kovacs, Bela/Van Zandt, Philip/Pollet, Albert/Schulze, Otto F./Sardo, Cosmo/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Nardelli, George/Lesaffre, Roland/Manouk, Edward/Davis, William 'Wee Willie'/Penn, Leonard/Williams, John (II)/Vanel, Charles/Geray, Steven/Paris, George (I)/Megowan, Don/Alderson, John (I)/Morin, Alberto (I)/Norton, Barry (I)/Gaige, Russell/Le Baron, Eddie/Hébey, Jean/Adrian, George/Lawton, Donald/Hadlow, Michael/Blancard, René/Davray, Dominique/Kelly, Grace (I)/Lafayette, Jeanne/Auber, Brigitte/Sablon, Loulette/Brewster, Margaret/Flowers, Bess/Torriani, Aimee/Holland, Gladys/St. Mauer, Adele/Anys, Georgette/Landis, Jessie Royce/Bamattre, Martha/Borget, Nina/Stoddard, Marie +To Die For (1995)/Smith, Kurtwood/Quinn, Tom (III)/Coates, Conrad/Quigley, Gerry (I)/Affleck, Casey/Hedaya, Dan/Segal, George (I)/Dillon, Matt (I)/Rispoli, Michael/Pasco, Nicholas/Hopper, Tim/Gabriel, Ron (I)/Heath, Ian (I)/Lewis, Alan Edward/Phillips, Chris (I)/Scott, Andrew (II)/Ryan, Sean (I)/Roth, Adam (I)/Glen, Peter (I)/Collins, David (III)/Millington, Graeme/Williams, Philip (I)/Henry, Buck/Richards, Simon (I)/Cronenberg, David/Phoenix, Joaquin/Forrester, Tom (I)/Knight, Wayne (I)/Collestri, Jamie/Peterson, Tom (I)/Simone, Isabella/Kidman, Nicole/Cooper, Melissa (I)/Maynard, Joyce/Crawford, Eve/Harper, Kyra/Wilkinson, Linda (I)/Williams, Colleen (I)/Campbell, Amber-Lee/Griffin, Katie (I)/Renee, Carla/Douglas, Illeana/Phoenix, Rain/Backs, Susan/Gorski, Tamara/Traylor, Susan/Lo, Janet/Folland, Alison/MacKinnon, Nadine/Tundman, Tracey/Taylor, Holland/Tucci, Maria +To End All Wars (2001)/Kimura, Sakae/Ellis, Greg (II)/Carlyle, Robert (I)/Nakajima, Shu/Yamashita, Clyde/Lafond Jr., Richard/Gordon, Ernest/Chapman, Jonathan/McMenamin, Ciarán/Cosmo, James/Cowell, Brendan/Jones, Sergio/Huddleston, Ben/Nagase, Takashi/Saso, Yugo/Haga, Koji/Lafond Jr., Richard Joseph/Nicholson, Winton/Meaney, Nick/McCarthy, James (I)/Gregg, John (I)/Yui, Masayuki (I)/Armour, Duff/Yoshida, Joji/Bonilla, Daryl/Pippin, Jeremy/Sutherland, Kiefer/Anderson, Tracy (I)/Sinclair, Adam/Lee, Robert (X)/Gyre, Christopher/Ihara, Dennis/Jobe, Robert/Torrens, Pip/Strong, Mark (II)/Sears, Teddy/Kanome, Masa +To Have and Have Not (1944)/Lawrence, Keith (I)/Garrison, Harold/Emanuel, Elzie/Smith, Emmett (I)/Lancelot, Sir/Winslowe, Jack/Leonard, Sheldon/Valmy, Roger/De Briac, Jean/Sande, Walter/Passin, Jack/Chefe, Jack/Brennan, Walter/West, Pat (I)/Sorel, George/Mercier, Louis (I)/Regas, Pedro/Randell, Ron/Kelly, Hal (II)/Carmichael, Hoagy/Marsac, Maurice/Johnson, Frank (I)/Bogart, Humphrey/Borden, Eugene/Dalio, Marcel/Szurovy, Walter/Dosch, Fred/Whitley, Crane/Suzanne, George/Marion, Paul/Loraine, Oscar/Farrell, Fred (I)/Du Bois, Alphonse/Milani, Chef/Shockley, Milton/Fuller, Lance/Burross, James/Nadi, Aldo/Seymour, Dan (I)/De la Brosse, Marcel/Wilson, Edith (II)/Armstrong, Audrey/Sylva, Marguerita/Clark, Louise (I)/D'Ambricourt, Adrienne/Savage, Margaret (II)/Shay, Patricia/Barlow, Joy/Moran, Dolores/Grae, Janette/Omar, Kanza/Harbin, Suzette/Morris, Gussie/Hathaway, Margaret/Bacall, Lauren +To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)/Hairston, Jester/Megna, John/Fredericks, Charles E./Hector, Kim/Overton, Frank/Armstrong, R.L./Anderson, James (I)/Condit, Steve/Peck, Gregory/Sanders, Hugh (I)/Duvall, Robert (I)/White, Dan (I)/Seltzer, Barry/Wagner, Max (I)/Thordsen, Kelly/Windom, William/Crawford, David (I)/Alford, Phillip/Peters, Brock/Walker, Bill (I)/Fix, Paul/Forster, Jamie/Denton, Crahan/Hale, Richard (II)/Sullivan, Jay (II)/Wilkerson, Guy/Evans, Estelle (II)/Murphy, Rosemary/Myers, Paulene/White, Ruth (II)/Badham, Mary/Ghostley, Alice/Paxton, Collin Wilcox/Marshall, Nancy (I)/Hamilton, Kim/Stanley, Kim (I) +To Live and Die in L.A. (1985)/McGroarty, Pat/Williams, Donnie/Allport, Christopher/Hart Jr., Earnest/Dafoe, Willem/de Vargas, Valentin/Petievich, Zarko/Petievich, John/Petievich, Gerald/Lane, Richard L./Greene, Michael (I)/Baltes, Alan/Espinoza, Gilbert/Duffy, Thomas F./Pankow, John/Dandridge, Gregg/James, Steve (I)/Zand, Michael/Bradley, Brian (I)/DuFriend, David M./Harrell, Edward/Stockwell, Dean/Petersen, William L./Dalton, Rick (I)/Cole, Gary (I)/Duran, Joe/Brownlee, Gerald H./Downey Sr., Robert/Robinson, Dar/McClerkins, Bufort/Turturro, John/Brown, Dwier/Cota, Jack/Hoar, Jack/Bass, Bobby/Chong, Michael (I)/Gash, Mark (I)/García, Rubén (I)/Leeves, Jane/Giroux, Jackie (I)/Fluegel, Darlanne/Betancourt, Anne/White, Shirley J./Feuer, Debra/Louie, Katherine M. +To Sir, with Love (1967)/Cuby, Joseph/Bevan, Stewart/Kemp, Ellison/Ward, Dervis/Robinson, Gareth (I)/Chittell, Chris/Rothwell, Ric/Lampert, Albert/Bayldon, Geoffrey/Stewart, Eric (I)/Lang, Bob/Willson, Richard/Des Barres, Michael/Shepherd, Roger/Atard, Peter/Hubbard, Kevin/Griffiths, Fred/Shaps, Cyril/Knight, Howard (I)/Whittaker, Stephen (I)/Poitier, Sidney/Burnham, Edward/Roberts, Christian (I)/Villaroel, Anthony/Charles, Grahame/Kendall, Suzy (I)/Duncan, Fiona (I)/Heald, Margaret (I)/Gosselin, Sally/Moon, Lynne Sue/Posta, Adrienne/Challoner, Carla/Peach, Jane/Neogy, Chitra/Bruce, Mona/Shawe, Bonita/Webb, Rita/Shawe, Donna/Stone, Marianne/Cann, Sally/Lulu (I)/Bell, Ann (I)/Geeson, Judy/Routledge, Patricia/Brook, Faith/Pearl, Elna +To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar (1995)/Reddin, Keith/Joseph, Kevin 'Flotilla DeBarge'/Vartan, Michael/Snipes, Wesley/Hodge, Mike (I)/Degan, Shea/Costacos, George/Houser, Dean/Carley, Ron/McDonald, Shelton/Hopkins, William P./Story, Joel/Tushaus, Michael A./RuPaul/Wolbert, Jamie Leigh/Kasten, Matthew (I)/Stoehr, Philip (I)/Hidalgo, Allen/Keller, Tim/King, Alfonse/Callie, Dayton/Zimmerman, Timothy A./Grojean, Joe/Ferrari, Brian/Harrold, Jamie/Leupp, Clinton/Boothe, Daniel T. 'Sweetie'/Drumgold, David/Howard, Arliss/London, Jason/Ashmore, Jimmy/Ching, Charles/Palacio, James/Norton, Widow/Williams, Robin (I)/Arias, Joseph/Fulk, Mike/Ogden, Richard (III)/Bredenkamp, Shea R./Duren, Chauncey/Factora, Marshall/Swayze, Patrick/Mosca, Bernard A./Tuttle, Patrick/Tiburcio, Lionel/Polito, Steven/Barton, David (I)/Leguizamo, John/Crisp, Quentin/Penn, Chris (I)/Reyes, Catiria/Understood, Miss/Diekman, Billie J./Drummond, Alice/Milmore, Jennifer/DuMont, Laritza/Campbell, Naomi (I)/Bartsch, Susanne/Newmar, Julie/Shell-True, Shari/Danner, Blythe/Hugot, Marceline/Chandler, Mishell/Mamadou, Niasse N./Cayne, Candis/Channing, Stockard/Lady Bunny, The/Grant, Beth/Hyatt, Abie Hope/Flynn, Margaret H./Dillon, Melinda +Todo sobre mi madre (1999)/Lanchas, Daniel/Fernán Gómez, Fernando/Torrijo, José Luis/Ruben, Michel/García Cambero, Carlos/Azorín, Eloy/Márquez, Juan (II)/Almodóvar, Pedro/Morón, Manuel/Páez, Fito/Almodóvar, Agustín/Guillén, Fernando/Pasqual, Lluís/Lozano, Carlos (I)/Freytez, Patxi/Cantó, Toni/Otegui, Juan José/Paredes, Marisa/Fortuny, Carmen/Gutiérrez, Malena/San Juan, Antonia/Sufrategui, Paz/Cruz, Penélope/Balagué, Carmen (II)/García, Esther (I)/Sardà, Rosa Maria/Roth, Cecilia/Manaut, Rosa/Barnatán, Yael/Guillén Cuervo, Cayetana/García, Lola (II)/Subira, Inmaculada/Peña, Candela +Tokyo monogatari (1953)/Mori, Mitsuhiro/Osaka, Shirô/Ryu, Chishu/Murase, Zen/Tono, Eijirô/Toake, Hisao/Nakamura, Nobuo/Abe, Toru/Itokawa, Kazuhiro/Yamamura, Sô/Anan, Junko/Mizuki, Ryoko/Nagaoka, Teruko/Kagawa, Kyôko/Hara, Setsuko/Sugimura, Haruko/Higashiyama, Chieko/Mitani, Sachiko/Miyake, Kuniko (I)/Takahashi, Toyoko/Togawa, Yoshiko/Sakura, Mutsuko +Tom yum goong (2005)/Ollesch, Heinz/Smoorenburg, Ron/Crowder, Lateef/De Montemas, Damian/Wongkamlao, Petchtai/Asavanond, David/Rungruaeng, Sotorn/Markus Schuetz, Erik/Alexandrou, Dean/Koleszar, Nick/O'Neill, Daniel (I)/Lawes, Ric/Ussawanon, David/Ferguson, Don (III)/Kong, Nutdanai/Ladalski, John/Lawton, Andrew/Jones, Nathan (I)/Nguyen, Johnny/Jaa, Tony/Chu, Tony (I)/Foo, Jon/Gongtragan, Amonphan/Yodkamol, Pumwaree/Jing, Xing/Khongmalai, Bongkoj +Tombstone (1993)/Biehn, Michael/Tenney, Jon/Priestley, Jason/Boothe, Powers/Foster, Stephen C./McCabe, Shane/Dolan, Sam/Ben-Victor, Paul/Mitchum, Robert/Mitchum, Christopher/Clarke, Gary (I)/Wise, Michael (I)/Corbett, John (I)/Burke, Robert John (I)/Schneider, Charles (II)/Turner, Thadd/Carey Jr., Harry/Arana, Tomas/Sherayko, Peter/Patton, Billy Joe/Greigh, Bo/Garcia, Michael N./Collier, Don/Zane, Billy/Philbin, John/Gibbons, Sanford/Dunham, Jim/Ward, Charlie (I)/Rooker, Michael/Brady, Pat (II)/Smith, Forrie J./McFadden, Bobby Joe/Flowers, Jim (I)/James, Grant (I)/Simmons, J. Nathan/Ray, Clark A./Kilmer, Val/Heston, Charlton/Church, Thomas Haden/Osborne, Evan/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Elliott, Sam/O'Quinn, Terry/Thornton, Billy Bob/Stallone, Frank (I)/Earp, Wyatt (I)/Wheeler, Grant (I)/Lang, Stephen (I)/Taylor, Buck (I)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Paxton, Bill/Wheeler-Nicholson, Dana/Beauchamp, Michelle/Hoffman, Cecil/Pacula, Joanna/Malcomson, Paula/Collins, Lisa (I)/Hundt, Cindy/Delany, Dana +Tomcats (2001)/Sanz, Horatio/Schultz, Philip Jon/Reitman, Joseph D./Raisin, Josh/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Hisey, Trent/Eisenstein, Richard A./Birge, Bryan/Casey, Bernie/Carfrae, Doug/Whelan, Christian/Banks, Jerry C./Lincoln, Scott/Williams, Damon (I)/Goode, Conrad/Hufsey, Bill/Kartalian, Buck/Darga, Christopher/Bernstein, Jesse (I)/Sigismondi, Barry/Marshall, Garry/Canary, Tommy (I)/Maher, Bill (I)/Tessiero, Michael A./Kohne, Bill/Fine, Travis/Allen, Jason (I)/Stout, Austin/White, John Patrick/Schwartz, Scott L./Campbell, J. Kenneth/Busey, Jake/Gilliom, Eric/Stiers, David Ogden/Fitchpatrick, Steve/Azizi, Anthony/St. James, David/O'Connell, Jerry/Beehner, Scott/Stephens, Heather (I)/Smith, Amber (I)/Ankeny, Heather/Heskin, Kam/Messick, Kayley/Oliver, Lucille M./Lopez, Lisa (II)/Shaw, Robin Kaye/Kinnear, Jenifer Lynn/Kaczorowski, Nina/Vitiello, Jovanna/Crossen, Marnie/Andres, Brandi/Donavan, Darcy/Alberti, Sole/Messick, Ashlyn/Stockton, Shelby/Waishes, Lisa Marie/Petroro, Marisa/Carroll, Carrie/Stone Fevergeon, Florence/Schultz, Julia/Lohmann, Katie/Pressly, Jaime/Fanning, Dakota/Ciardi, Danielle/Ashlyn, Sara/Garnich, Monica Serene/Bunz-Bowie, Cinna/Wolfe, Tracy Kay/Chao, Stephanie/Taylor, Sandra (I)/Blair, Joan M./Gilliom, Amy Hanaiali'i/Sterling, Rachel/Ally, Millicent/Terranova, Diana/Ager, Nikita/Michelle, Candice/Philipps, Kinga/Moore, Lauren/Elizabeth, Shannon/Fisher, Kimberly/Power, Alexa +Tommy (1975)/John, Elton/Trevor, Kit/Clapton, Eric/Reed, Oliver (I)/Roden, Jeff/Townshend, Simon/Russell, Ken (I)/Entwistle, John/Stacey, Eddie/Rich, Gary (I)/Powell, Robert (I)/Aris, Ben/Nicholas, Paul (I)/Nicholson, Jack/Winch, Barry/Townshend, Pete/Nicholls, Billy/Gurvitz, Paul/Moon, Keith (I)/Brown, Arthur (I)/Daltrey, Roger/Allan, Dick/LeFevre, Mylon/Strike, Liza/Baker, Jennifer (I)/Dowling, Alison/Hewett, Christine/Holland, Mary (II)/King, Juliet/Claire, Imogen/Newman, Margo (I)/Shappel, Helen/Brown, Vicki/McIntosh, Gillian/Baker, Susan (I)/Lefkowitz, Gillian/Turner, Tina/Russell, Victoria (I)/Ann-Margret +Tommy Boy (1995)/Kaulback, Brian/Dreger, Reg/Marrocco, Gino/Blendick, James/Farley, Chris/Fox, Colin (I)/Pool, Austin/Farley, Kevin P./Sevier, Corey/Hemblen, David/Turnbull, Clinton/White, Lloyd (I)/Tiefenbach, Dov/Huband, David (I)/Strange, Marc/Zimmerman, J.R./Sitahal, Errol/Hunt, Raymond/Dunlop, William/Marcantonio, Jordan-Patrick/Ewing, Michael (I)/Britton, Ryder/Cram, Michael/Schaefer, Jerry/Filar, Gil/Greenberg, Paul (I)/McCann, Sean (I)/Kinamis, George/Calderisi, David/Lewis, Roy (I)/Ingram, Mark L./Dunston, Michael/Wilson, Jonathan/John, Christopher (I)/Spade, David/Marshall, Dean/Gomez, Henry (I)/Grenier, Zach/Williams, Philip (I)/Farley, John/Codrington, Jim/Millington, Graeme/Weiss, Robert K./Aykroyd, Dan/Zador, Mark/Truss, Adrian/Bell, Addison/Dennehy, Brian/Van de Ven, Sven/Jessop, Jack/James, Ron (I)/Rox, Robbie/Lowe, Rob (I)/McMullen, Trent/Malloy, David 'Skippy'/Scott, Camilla/Gibbons, Hayley/Warner, Julie/Bagley, Lorri/Derek, Bo/Moffatt, Pat (I)/Leese, Lindsay/Stahlbrand, Sandi/Boyle, Marilyn/Gillies, Julianne/Hughes, Helen (I)/Cunningham, Lynn/Segal, Taylor/Webb, Bunty/Vacratsis, Maria +Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)/Torrens, Pip/Gorrara, Romo/Ashton, David (I)/Spalding, Mark (I)/Brosnan, Pierce/Bowen, Christopher/Matthews, Al/Pryce, Jonathan/Otto, Götz/Fellowes, Julian/Kypri, Theo/Byrne, Michael (I)/Baker, Joe Don/Wang, Vincent (I)/Jay, Ricky/Bonneville, Hugh/Schiavelli, Vincent/Rigby, Terence/Scott-Masson, William/Saxon, Rolf/Powell, Dinny/Wilson, Michael G./Salmon, Colin/Finnighan, Neil (I)/Green, Anthony (II)/Coyle, Brendan/Llewelyn, Desmond/Shaun, Dominic/Plummer, Terence/Rivers, Curtis/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Rhind-Tutt, Julian/Palmer, Geoffrey/Hawkins, Andrew (I)/Boo Khoo, Ian/Kwok, Philip/McCarthy, Eoin/Alexander, Bruce (I)/Richards, Terry/Harding, Jeff (I)/Napier, Hugo/Butler, Gerard/Stinton, Colin/Watkins, Jason (I)/Barker, Adam (II)/Yeoh, Michelle/Schmidt, Antje/Thomsen, Cecilie/Young, Nina/Bond, Samantha (I)/Man, Choy-Ling/Deckers, Daphne/Ross, Liza (I)/Brattan, Laura/Hatcher, Teri/Dench, Judi/Cameron-Blakey, Nadia/McAuliffe, Nichola/Aaltonen, Minna +Tonari no Totoro (1988)/Welker, Frank/Amagasa, Toshiyuki/Nakamura, Daiki/Kramer, Steve (I)/Butcher, Paul/Hirose, Masashi/Nishimura, Tomohiro/Snegoff, Gregory/Hartman, Kenneth (II)/Chiba, Shigeru/Takagi, Hitoshi/Daly, Timothy (I)/Sabara, Evan/Itoi, Shigesato/Tatsuta, Naoki/Kôjiro, Chie/Suzuki, Reiko (I)/Petersen, Katelin/Fanning, Dakota/Carroll, Pat (I)/Kenworthy, Alexandra/Chase, Cheryl (I)/Tarako/Siddall, Brianne/Hidaka, Noriko/Orr, Ashley Rose/Sakamoto, Chika/Core, Natalie/Kitabayashi, Tanie/Shimamoto, Sumi/Maruyama, Yûko/Ootani, Ikue/Michelson, Lisa/Salonga, Lea/Hiramatsu, Akiko/MacQueen, Melanie/Mizutani, Yûko/Washio, Machiko/Cody, Lara +Tootsie (1982)/Kapelos, John/Gatto, Peter/Passeltiner, Bernie/Mardirosian, Tom/Gorman, Greg/Cline, Walter/Murray, Bill (I)/Borsos, Phillip/Shalit, Gene/Whiting, Richard (I)/Camillucci, Gregory/Gaynes, George/Switkes, Willy/Levine, Bob (I)/Stoneburner, Sam/Warhol, Andy/Guskin, Paul E./Carpenter, John (III)/Jansen, Jim/Schwary, Ronald L./Durning, Charles/Reed, Gavin (I)/Prutting, Stephen/Dratfield, Jim/Coleman, Dabney/Pollack, Sydney/Ryan, Michael (II)/Carruthers, James/Sinclair, Kenny/Pollack, Bernie/Hoffman, Dustin/Wirth, Richard (I)/Craig, Tony (I)/Schisgal, Murray/Wilson, Robert D. (I)/Helgenberger, Marg/De Banzie, Lois/Lange, Jessica/Spiegel, Barbara/Merson, Susan/Lovett, Marjorie/Garr, Teri/Getty, Estelle/Worsley, Joyce/Korzen, Annie/Lincoln, Pamela/Ebersole, Christine/Thigpen, Lynne/Mooney, Debra/von Schaack, Suzanne/Self, Kas/Jones, Mallory/Warriner, Ibbits/Cohane, Patti/Donnet, Mary/Davis, Geena/Shropshire, Anne/Danz, Cassandra/Foley, Ellen/Belack, Doris/Lawrence, Amy (I)/Holland, Carole/Prager, Anne/Egbert, Susan +Top Gun (1986)/Hunter, Troy (I)/Tubb, Barry/Sheehan, Brian/Kilmer, Val/Robbins, Tim (I)/Ironside, Michael/Tolkan, James/Pasdar, Adrian/Rossovich, Rick/Clark, Ron (I)/Stockwell, John/Brady, Randall/Stroud, Duke/Pettigrew, Pete/Skerritt, Tom/Krambeck, Scott/Edwards, Anthony (I)/Cruise, Tom/Cassidy, Admiral T.J./Pesce, Frank/Gilyard Jr., Clarence/Hubley, Whip/McGillis, Kelly/Fares, Debi/Jurgens, Linda Rae/Ryan, Meg (I) +Top Hat (1935)/Costello, Tom (I)/O'Keefe, Dennis (I)/Hall, Charlie (I)/Impolito, John/Ricketts, Tom/Mills, Frank (I)/Meek, Donald/Rhodes, Erik (I)/Thompson, Nick (I)/Astaire, Fred/Spagnoli, Genaro/Holmes, Ben/Mudie, Leonard/Geiger, Jack/Corrado, Gino/Blore, Eric/Hobbes, Peter/Norton, Edgar/Horton, Edward Everett/Adair, Robert/Roberts, Florence (I)/Rozelle, Rita/Rogers, Ginger/Lane, Lora (I)/Broderick, Helen/Ball, Lucille/Coghlan, Phyllis +Top Secret! (1984)/Carney, John J./Ditson, Harry/Sheward, Lee/Jellinek, Tristram/Sharif, Omar/Cushing, Peter/Bryer, Chas/Sommers, Russell/Lyons, Derek/Kilmer, Val/Zucker, Burton/Zucker, David (I)/Pescud, Richard/Adams, David (V)/Tagoe, Eddie/Andreas, Dimitri/Mayes, Richard (I)/Cooper, Jack (II)/Sharp, John (I)/Hawkins, Andrew (I)/McNeice, Ian/Powell, Marcus/Zucker, Jerry (I)/McDonald, Mac (I)/Abrahams, Jim/Gough, Michael (I)/Kemp, Jeremy (I)/Bonehill, Richard/Carter, Jim (I)/Mitchell, Billy J./Klauber, Gertan/Clarke, Warren/Wayne, Geoff/Kurucz, Janos/Ubels, Steve/Paris, Gerry (I)/Villiers, Christopher/O.T./Arnold, Sydney/Wiley, Major/Burlington, Michael/Zucker, Charlotte/Yaffe, Louise/Gruenberg, Lisa/Gutteridge, Lucy/Abrahams, Nancy/Martin, Michelle (I)/Kahan, Helen/Nunn, Mandy/Breslau, Susan/Montague, Sara/Wright, Nicola/Lorrayne, Vyvyan +Topaz (1969)/Stephenson, John (I)/Ryan, Edmon/Van Dreelen, John/Forsythe, John (I)/Dehner, John/Arosenius, Per-Axel/Stafford, Frederick/Taggart, Hal/Gaye, Gregory/Charles, Lewis/Skaff, George/Szabó, Sándor (I)/Til, Roger/Randolph, Donald/Roper, John (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Rivas, Carlos (I)/Wright, Ben (I)/Noiret, Philippe/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Attal, Henri/Kellogg, Ray (II)/Fernández, Abel/Holland, John (I)/Brown, Lew (II)/Vernon, John (I)/Piccoli, Michel/Zardi, Dominique/Subor, Michel/Contreras, Roberto (I)/Kolthoff, Sonja/Conde, Rita/Doran, Ann/Robin, Dany/Navarro, Anna (II)/Jade, Claude/Hedström, Tina/Dor, Karin +Topsy-Turvy (1999)/Artus, Ashley/Corduner, Allan/Butteriss, Simon/McKidd, Kevin/Walton, Kevin (I)/Barnhill, Paul/Bartlett, Nick/Hutchings, Geoffrey/Salvage, Neil/Serkis, Andy/Fletcher, Dexter (I)/Bleach, Julian/Cater, Wayne/Franklin, Vincent/Boulton, Nicholas/Bednarczyk, Stefan/Coyle, Richard (I)/Lee, Francis (I)/Neville, David/Broadbent, Jim/Dunnington, Gary/Kelly, Sam (I)/Neenan, William/Spall, Timothy/Searle, Adam/Woodeson, Nicholas/Warnaby, John/Kusuhara, Eiji/Attlee, Richard/Constantin, Philippe (I)/Humphries, Neil/Savage, Martin/Bardock, Matt/Spiers, Steven/Aris, Jonathan/Cook, Ron (I)/Hadley, Kenneth/Glanville, Shaun/Heathcott, Roger/Takahashi, Toksan/Rider, Paul/Igawa, Togo/Yershon, Gary/Mills, Matthew/Simkins, Michael (I)/Benton, Mark/Simon, Charles (II)/Gainey, Keeley/Atkinson, Dorothy/Pickering, Jenny/Dolan, Monica/Chazen, Debbie/Bertram, Lavinia/Brennan, Brid/Chadwick, Michelle/Brunning, Lorraine/Craney, Heather/Mori, Naoko (I)/Shaw, Kimi/Doherty, Kate (I)/Duval, Sophie (II)/Manville, Lesley/Steadman, Alison/Roscoe, Mary (I)/Wallis, Angie/Nottingham, Wendy/Howe, Sarah/Gold, Louise/Cavaliero, Rosie/Gregory, Millie/Francolini, Anna/Sara, Cathy/Crossley, Amanda (I)/Gallagher, Teresa/Otani, Akemi/Henderson, Shirley (I)/Cartlidge, Katrin/Smith, Sukie/Jensen, Ashley (I)/Pearce, Eve/Rayner, Julia (I)/Wainwright, Nicola/Morishita, Kanako/Soteriou, Mia/Ainsworth, Kacey/Watson, Theresa/David, Eleanor/Jupp, Julie/Page, Gemma/Curran, Angela +Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970)/Tamura, Takahiro/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Farr, Jamie/Tanaka, Tom (I)/Picerni, Charlie (I)/Frees, Paul/Kroeger, Berry/Kitamura, Kazuo/Karnes, Robert/Jones, Hank (I)/Reindel, Carl/Fogel, Jerry/Uchida, Asao/Lynch, Ken/Kume, Akira/Whitmore, James/Andrews, Edward (I)/Shimada, Shogo/Daneen, Mike/Yamamura, Sô/Akutagawa, Hiroshi/Addy, Wesley/Shayne, Robert (I)/Brooke, Walter/Tono, Eijirô/Havard, Elven (II)/Douglas, James B./Abe, Toru/Anderson, Richard (I)/Ames, Leon/Thor, Larry/Igawa, Hisashi/Matsuyama, Eitaro/Edwards, Bill (I)/Aletter, Frank/Lukas, Karl/Senda, Koreya/Masak, Ron/Mihashi, Tatsuya/Ryuzaki, Ichiro/Andes, Keith/Turnbull, Bob/Nihonyanagi, Kan/Miyake, Bontarô/Fujita, Susumu/Hosokawa, Toshio/Brand, Neville/Toake, Hisao/Usami, Junya/Erdman, Richard (I)/Nakamura, Shunichi/Weatherby, Meredith 'Tex'/Cooper, Rick (I)/Marshall, E.G./Splittgerber, Tommy/Atsumi, Kiyoshi/Conway, Harold/De Sales, Francis/Murota, Hideo/Alden, Norman/Warde, Harlan/Robards, Jason/Balsam, Martin/Macready, George/Spradlin, G.D./Ryan, Edmon/Schallert, William/Donnell, Jeff/DeCamp, Rosemary/Dayton, June/Dana, Leora/Ichikawa, Kazuko +Torch Song Trilogy (1988)/Carter, Mitch/Bond, Michael (I)/Zeisler, Mark/Pierce, Charles (I)/Warga, Michael/Montgomery, Nick (I)/Branagan, John/Deen, Byron/Mackenzie, Peter/Kerwin, Brian/Schulman, Benji/Castrodad, Eddie/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Hook, Ted (I)/Spar, Elliott T./Nevargic, Peter/Harding, Geoffrey/Fierstein, Harvey/Norman, John (I)/Goldman, Lorry/Gilbert, Gregory/Beckman, John (II)/Sky, Phil/Small, Edgar (I)/Page, Ken/De Knegt, Frits/Neary, Robert/Minor, Bob/Joynt, Paul/Gartlan, Niall/Blue, Catherine/Bancroft, Anne (I)/Penn, Stephanie/Leider, Harriet C./Young, Karen (I)/Chinn, Alva/Vera, Axel/Clark, Kim (I)/Bogart, Tracy +Torn Curtain (1966)/Mattingly, Hedley/Holland, Erik/Frommer, Ben/Mills, Mort/Kieling, Wolfgang/Donath, Ludwig/Opatoshu, David/Obershall, Frank/Roth, Gene/Gould-Porter, Arthur/Harden, Sasha/Harris, Joe (VII)/Schiller, Norbert/Malmsjö, Jan/Sudrow, Lyle/Lorre Jr., Peter/Doner, Maurice/Strack, Günter/Rein, Gerd/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Boon, Robert/Ebersberg, Horst/Felmy, Hansjörg/von Homburg, Wilhelm/Hausserman, Mischa/Bourne, Peter/Dyrenforth, Harold/Newman, Paul (I)/Cattani, Rico/Meisel, Norbert/Fischer, Gisela/Kedrova, Lila/Andrews, Julie (I)/Conwell, Carolyn/Gorvin, Gloria/Darvi, Andrea/Carol, Linda (III)/Kilgas, Nancy/Toumanova, Tamara +Torque (2004)/Starr, Fredro/Wilde, Tony (I)/Micke, Lill/Schulze, Matt/Beesley, Max/Betts, Erik/Scott, Adam (I)/Cube, Ice/Henderson, Martin (I)/Gilbert, Lance/Hernandez, Jay (I)/Wyndorf, David/Mundell, Ed/James, Jesse (VII)/Love, Faizon/Lee, Will Yun/Waugh, Scott/Kahn, Joseph/Winsett, Jerry/Gamba, Gichi/Williams, Jim Cody/Doe, John (I)/Shelley, Harry Anthony/Cook, Dane/Lavin, Jacob/Prindle, Timothy/McFarland, Hayden/Harrington, Adam (II)/Ashker, John/Steeples, Eddie (I)/Mazur, Monet/Robinson, Nichole Mercedes/Pedersen, Lene/Davis, Jennifer Elizabeth/Roderick, Rachelle/Machado, Justina/Milian, Christina/Pressly, Jaime/Philipps, Kinga/Shelley, Tina/Sarego, Deidra +Tosun Pasa (1976)/Durukan, Oktar/Oztuna, Akil/Sezer, Mete/Zobu, Bilge/Orbey, Ergin/Sunal, Kemal/Sen, Sener/Ar, Müjde/Nasit, Adile/Feray, Günfer/Gruda, Aysen +Total Eclipse (1995)/Hampton, Christopher (I)/Thompson, Christopher (I)/Thewlis, David/Chaplin, Christopher (I)/Han, Cheb/Jung, Mathias/Seweryn, Andrzej/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Van Barthold, Bruce/Thiérrée, James/Oppo, Emmanuelle/Blanc, Dominique/Declercq, Aza/Chalem, Denise/Cabarbaye, Felicie Pasotti/Noel, Kettly/Klein, Nita (I)/Bohringer, Romane +Total Recall (1990)/Gregory, Michael (I)/Bell, Marshall/Costanzo, Robert/Tarver, Milt/Johnson Jr., Mel/Whitman, Parker/Nicolson, Dave/Knell, David/Jones, Mickey (I)/Picardo, Robert/Kopyc, Frank/Champion, Michael/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Cord, Erik/Bergen, Bob/Norris, Dean/Gildin, Ken/Corral, Benny/Crews, Lary/LaGuardia, Michael/Cox, Ronny (I)/Brocksmith, Roy/Ironside, Michael/Baker, Ray (I)/Alaimo, Marc/Unger, Joe/Tzudiker, Bob/Carlton, Mark/Sloan, Chuck/Strausbaugh, Ken/Cudney, Roger/Michelson, Karlyn/Lofting, Morgan/Dorson, Gloria/Rionda, Sasha/Allen, Priscilla/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Naff, Lycia/Gollas, Ellen/Ruth, Rebecca/Stone, Sharon (I)/Steuer, Monica/Dunsmore, Rosemary/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Carlson, Erika (I)/Howell, Linda (I)/Attar, Patti/Ticotin, Rachel/Lopez-Dawson, Kamala/McClure, Paula/Robinson, Alexia +Touch of Evil (1958)/Collins, Ray (I)/Millan, Victor/Wynn, Keenan/Rios, Lalo/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Rodríguez, Ramón (I)/de Vargas, Valentin/Miller, Ken (I)/House, Billy (I)/Basulto, Joe/Dierkes, John/Sargent, Michael/Calleia, Joseph/Shannon, Harry (I)/White, Dan (I)/Delgarde, Domenick/Schilling, Gus/Tamiroff, Akim/Harvey, Phil (I)/Taylor, Wayne (I)/Wescoatt, Rusty/Mills, Mort/Heston, Charlton/Weaver, Dennis (I)/Welles, Orson/Gabor, Zsa Zsa/McQuade, Arlene/Dietrich, Marlene/Bojorquez, Yolanda/Lansing, Joi/McCambridge, Mercedes/Leigh, Janet/Moore, Joanna Cook/Dias, Jennie/Dorado, Eleanor +Touching the Void (2003)/Mackey, Brendan (I)/Yates, Simon/Aaron, Nicholas/Hawking, Richard/Ryall, Ollie/Simpson, Joe (II) +Towering Inferno, The (1974)/Chamberlain, Richard (I)/Coleman, Dabney/Culliton, Patrick/Moio, John/Astaire, Fred/Soule, Olan/Traylor, William (I)/Karnahan, Thomas/Elliott, Ross (I)/Holden, William (I)/Johnson, Mike (VI)/Newman, Scott (I)/Vaughn, Robert (I)/Crawford, John (I)/McQueen, Steve (I)/Lookinland, Mike/Grabowski, Norman/Robinson, Hank/Gordon, Don (I)/Nelson, Erik L./Wagner, Robert (I)/Orsatti, Ernie F./Sierra, Gregory/Comi, Paul/Balinger, Art/Bassett, William/Perry, Felton/Collins, Jack (IV)/Simpson, O.J./Hicks, Norman (II)/Newman, Paul (I)/Burton, Norman/Wallace, George (I)/McGovern, Maureen/Blakely, Susan/Flannery, Susan/Allen, Sheila (I)/Jones, Jennifer (I)/Dunaway, Faye/McEvoy, Carol/Gower, Carlena/Leicester, Ann/Rogers, Elizabeth (I) +Toxic Avenger, The (1985)/Weiss, David N./Ryan, Pat (I)/Mandel, Lenny/Barquet, Xavier/Reidy, John (I)/Russo, Michael (I)/Klan, Matt/Hamra, Skip/Duggan, Richard/Dicagno, Charles/Stobaeus, John/Sexton, Ryan/Weiss, William Christopher/McMann, Martin Scott/Snow, Dan (I)/Liano, Chris/Kessler, Kenneth/Collins, Rick (I)/Curtis, Joe (I)/Copley, Teddy/Costello, Don (II)/Racini, Peter/Souder, Dennis/Shapiro, Barry (I)/Sulton, Larry/Cohen, Mitch/O'Toole, Donald/Zarro, Joe/Klan, William/Stamatin, Andy/Morton, Bruce (I)/Calderone, Giorgio/Kilpatrick, Patrick/Zimmerman, Bruce (I)/Calderone, Joey/Craig, Andrew (I)/Isbecque, Doug/Carrion, Ed/Castaldi, Nathan Jon/Calvitto, D.J./Torgl, Mark/Schneider, Gary (I)/Hogan, Dan (I)/Guss, Reuben/Martinsen, Dick/Prichard, Robert/Woitach, Karl/Supor Jr., Joe/Pia, Al/Lee Jr., Charles/Hayt, Maxine/Kaufman, Patricia/Manion, Cindy/Suter, Andrea/Riggs, Alisha/Castaldi, Eileen Nad/Miller, Alandra/Stipo, Donna-Marie/David, Mary Ellen/Juditz, Vicki/Williams, Myrna/Winter, Donna (I)/Prichard, Jennifer/Levinson, Sarabel/Cox, Mary (I)/Maranda, Andree/Maranda, Roxanne/Terese, Emma/Simpson, Teresa/Gurskey, Barbara/De Young, June/Pia, Betty/Hall, Dolly/Douglaston, Brigitte/Pratt, Norma/Martinsen, Lisa/Martinsen, Kristen/Martinsen, Britt/Compansanto, Nancy/Flaherty, Dianna/Wilder, Cosmo/Tomei, Marisa/Riley, Margaret (I)/Perkins, Jessica/Usher, Vickie/Park, Sherry +Toy Soldiers (1991)/Dell, Chip/Zarpas, Chris/Retz, Mark/Banks, Joe/Elliott, Denholm/Costello, Michael (I)/Russell, T.E./Champion, Michael/Caplan, Jeremy/Williams, Lloyd T./McLaughlin, Cliff/Orbach, Jerry/McLerran, Jeremiah/Gardner, Ivan/Wheaton, Wil/Brutsche, Mark/Gossett Jr., Louis/Burg, Mark (I)/Astin, Sean/Weatherford, Grady/Warner, Richard (III)/Shaw, John (III)/Warner, Rick (I)/Trigo, Tom/Adams, Mason/Gagnon, Russell Christopher/Norris, David (II)/Johnson, Knowl/Gatica, René/Sincoff, Paul/Robledo, Rafael H./Rogerson, Mike/Phelan, Shawn/Inscoe, Joe/Ermey, R. Lee/Perez, George (I)/Travis, Richard (II)/Northup, Christopher/Johnson, John (XIV)/Doran, Jesse/Elmore, Darrell/Ramsey, Jeff/Steinline, Lenny/Coogan, Keith/Divoff, Andrew/Hunsinger, Dennis/Lyden, Jerry/Williams, Brian (I)/Bonifant, Adam/Valdez, Jerry/Bonifant, Todd/Borden, Roy/Kelly, Stan (I)/Manwell, Max/Dimitri, Nick/Hayden, Cynthia/Stavrou, Sarah/Shoemaker, Carol/Brooks Swope, Tracy/Orcutt, Janet Lee/Gordy, Denise/Eisman, Mimi +Toy Story (1995)/Proctor, Phil/Rickles, Don/Sweet, Shane/Shawn, Wallace/Pidgeon, Jeff/Ratzenberger, John/Aste, Spencer (II)/Ermey, R. Lee/Angel, Jack (I)/Hanks, Tom/Good, Craig/Berg, Greg (I)/O'Donohue, Ryan/Rabson, Jan/Allen, Tim (I)/Farmer, Bill (I)/Jillette, Penn/Varney, Jim/Grudt, Gregory/McAfee, Scott/Lasseter, Sam/Cunningham, Kendall/Stanton, Andrew (I)/von Detten, Erik/Dorkin, Cody/Ranft, Joe/Morris, John (III)/Pinney, Patrick/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Levenbrown, Brittany/Metcalf, Laurie/McGowan, Mickie/Derryberry, Debi/Potts, Annie/Bradley, Lisa/Freeman, Sarah (I)/Judovits, Danielle +Toy Story 2 (1999)/Pidgeon, Jeff/Hanks, Tom/Knight, Wayne (I)/Proctor, Phil/Peters, Andi/Lasseter, John/Rabson, Jan/Angel, Jack (I)/Harris, Jonathan (I)/Bergen, Bob/Stanton, Andrew (I)/Varney, Jim/Harnell, Jess/Allen, Tim (I)/Farmer, Bill (I)/Goulet, Robert/Shawn, Wallace/Ermey, R. Lee/Unkrich, Lee/Foley, Dave (I)/Ranft, Joe/Burton, Corey/Grammer, Kelsey/Morris, John (III)/Bumpass, Rodger/Fraley, Pat (II)/Ratzenberger, John/Rickles, Don/McGowan, Mickie/Sweeten, Madylin/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Bernstein, Sheryl/Harris, Estelle/Evans, Jessica (I)/Benson, Jodi/Little, Nicolette/Metcalf, Laurie/Davey, Rachel/Derryberry, Debi/Bergman, Mary Kay/Unkrich, Hannah/Schroeder, Carly/Cusack, Joan/Potts, Annie +Toy, The (1982)/George, Howard (I)/King, Tony (I)/Gleason, Jackie (I)/Roddy, James (I)/Hyde-White, Alex/Smith, Valerian/Hood, Don/Swing, Willie/Swing, Santos/Coleman, Juan/Baker-Bergen, Stuart/Martin, J.D./Langley, Bruce/Bernard, Tody/Burton, Tony (I)/Hyde-White, Wilfrid/Patrick, Elbert Andre/Cardona, Nick/Adams, Robert (IV)/Herthum, Harold G./Herthum, Louis/Beyer, Jim/Beyer, Tom/Pryor, Richard/Stevens, Robert M. (I)/Neilson, Robert/Beatty, Ned/Weinberg, Louis/Holliday, Bill/Tuerpe, Paul/Costley, Robert/Spruell, Ray/Hotard, Davis/Fontelieu, Stocker/Cherry, Bob/Hopper, B.J./Harvey, Orwin C./Schwartz, Scott (I)/Kahan, Steve/Wilson, Jon Ralph/Detraz, Charles/Clancy, Jim (I)/Earle, Robert (I)/Bennett, Mark (II)/Baker, Lewis/Howard, Helen (III)/McGuire, Annie/Chase, Annazette/Birdsong, Sally/Leslie-Lyttle, Karen/Matthews, LaMonica/Gleason, Marilyn/Capers, Virginia/Barcelona, Pauline/Cole, Delana Renay/Cole, Debra (I)/McCann, Linda/Smith, Dawn (I)/Rowland, Lucy Campbell/Tagge, Beverly/Ganzel, Teresa +Toys (1992)/Williams, Roldan Nill/Spooner, Jimmy/Allmon, Clinton/Williams, Robin (I)/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Park, Steve (I)/Peterson, Tashequa J./Desai, Shelly/Miller, Jeffrey R./Hanna, Bryan (II)/Foxx, Jamie/Levinson, Jack/O'Connor, Donald/Bookston, Alex/West, Kevin (I)/Anderson III, Felton/Mondae, Brooks/Malet, Arthur/Levinson, Sam (I)/Dudynsky, Ivan/Portel, Manny/Gambon, Michael/Townsend, Tommy/Tabakin, Ralph/Goldman, Jerry (I)/Hernandez, Benjamin/Stevens, John (III)/Herbon, Nicholas/LL Cool J/Miller, Eric W./McKinnie, Gerald/Clark, Blake/McGarry, Jonathan/Warden, Jack/Metrano, Art/Yee, Sarah/Cusack, Joan/Sebrasky, Dolores E./Brunson, Lisel/Simaan, Summer/Canales, Jenny/Wright Penn, Robin/Faulkner, Martha/Melvoin, Wendy/Fink, Lisa/Benton, Kate (I)/Gibbons, Amy Arwen/Colton, Jacque Lynn/Mazar, Debi/Finch, Dolores/Smith, Yeardley/LeFever, Sarah M./Herbon, Michaela/Miller, Kristy E./Saucedo, Denise J./Saucedo, Lisette Yvonne/Rogers, Heather/Hayden, Julie +Trading Places (1983)/Davidson, Jack (III)/Aykroyd, Dan/Hock, Peter/Woods, Maurice (I)/Dellay, Alan/Gallagher, Jim (I)/Clark, Bryan (I)/Cobbs, Bill/Belushi, James/Magerman, William/Hofvendahl, Steve/Austin, Paul (I)/Sylvers, Ronald/Garcia, Paul (IV)/Fisher Jr., Richard D./Stucker, Stephen/Brydon, W.B./Copeland, Maurice/Gorney, Walt/Sherer, Tony/Boggs, Bill/DiSabatino, Anthony/Bellamy, Ralph/Gillin, Jed/Elliott, Denholm/Gleason, Paul (I)/Ameche, Don/Smith, Clint (I)/McCurry, John (I)/Curtis-Brown, Robert/Clanton, Ralph/Esposito, Giancarlo/Klar, Gary Howard/Davis, Tom (I)/Omilami, Afemo/D'Amore, Ray/Evans, Gwyllum/Beck, Marvin/Schwartz, David (III)/Bandel, Murray/Lee, Robert E. (IV)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Dennen, Barry/Franken, Al/McLeod, Don (I)/McInerney, Bernie/Daniel, Joshua (I)/Jones, Robert Earl/Sidney, P. Jay/Peterson, Herb/Brown, Charles (II)/Hunt, Richard (I)/Taylor, Ron (II)/Drake, Alfred/Eckhouse, James/Sandulescu, Jacques/Jones, Eddie (I)/Bosco, Philip/Raitt, Jimmy/Jones, John Randolph/Turner, James D./Mardirosian, Tom/Guest, Nicholas/Oz, Frank/Degidon, Tom/Suiter, Bobra/Diddley, Bo/Long, Avon/Newell, James (I)/Bedford Lloyd, John/Reagan, Deborah/Dugan, Sue/Anglin, Florence/Kahn, Barra/Shaffer, Tracy K./Fallender, Susan/Taylor, Kate (III)/Buchanan, Lucianne/Holby, Kristin/Barry, B. Constance/Palmer, Donna/Sorkin, Arleen/Flynn, Margaret H./Hall, Shelly Chee Chee/Merrill, Sunnie/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Tremena, Bonnie/Curtis, Kelly (I)/Mais, Michelle/St. John, Mary (II)/Behrend, Bonnie +Traffic (2000)/Rosales, Gilbert/Saucedo, Michael/Malone, Mike (II)/Nickles, Don/Douglas, Michael (I)/Lozano, J. Luis/Faulkner, Dean/Collins, Eric (III)/Highley, Travis/Cheadle, Don/Williams, Jim Cody/Koulianos, Dominic/Scott, Ben (I)/Camacho, Rudy M./Grassley, Charles/Jensen, David (II)/Avery, Rick/Collins Jr., Clifton/Finney, Albert/Easley, Alan/Struiksma, Lynn/Caton, Robert Randolph/Spears, Corey/Chavez, Andrew/González, Ramiro/Weld, Bill/Conley, Jack/Tull, Clyde/Procopio, Alex/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Clark, Adam (I)/Lambert, Steven/Milian, Tomas/Velez, Eddie (I)/Smallwood, Tucker/Boniface, Greg/Rose, Stephen J./Brolin, James/Cervantes, Gary/Holguin, Toby/Torres, Joel/Tomaski, Steve/Roberts, Alec/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Sweet, Vonte/Maxson, Andy/Bickford, Jewelle/Vazquez, Yul/O'Neill, Michael (I)/Bickford, David/Quintero, Víctor/Grace, Topher/Murciano, Enrique/Elam, Ousaun/Ward, Vincent (II)/Nayyar, Harsh/Gómez, Carlos (II)/Solberg, Russell/Stader, Peter/Chretien, Craig N./Roberts, Mario/Anderson, Fred (VII)/Breving, Ed/Rivera, Emilio (I)/Slattery, John (I)/Fritz, Kimber/Quaid, Dennis/Jones, Russell G./Daniel, Chic/Lott, Kurt D./Lew, James/Showers, Michael/Hager, Dave/Garcia, Jsu/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Keener, Brandon/Avery, Brian (I)/Moffett, D.W./Reid, Harry (III)/Fitzgerald, Jeremy (I)/Snell, Don (I)/Del Toro, Benicio/Bauer, Steven/Vargas, Jacob/Kotwal, Kaizaad/Brown, John (II)/Ortega, Jimmy/Watson, Mike (I)/Johnston, Keii/McDancer, Buck/Callery, John/Blumenthal, George (I)/Schwaar, Laurent/Ferrer, Miguel/Pittinger, David/Ciarfalio, Carl/Dunham, Stephen/Holden, Beau/Krymis, Jay/Hatch, Orrin G./Yenque, Jose/Simonds, Lincoln/Podolsky, Jeff/Estevane, Gregory/Pereyra, René/Siegel, Mike (I)/Pickens Jr., James/Riegert, Peter/Brown, Tracey (II)/Christensen, Erika/Cinco, Cecile/Reyes, Darlynne/Zeta-Jones, Catherine/Tull, Fairly/Weisinger, Eileen/Travolta, Margaret/Barker, Jennifer/Hayek, Salma/Bombardier, Leticia/Newberry, Kymberly/Schumacher, Carroll/Jarosz, Elizabeth/Kuhn, Daniella/Travis, Stacey (I)/Boxer, Barbara/Padilla Sánchez, Marisol/Evans, Choel/Delfino, Majandra/Davis, Viola (I)/Kagan, Elaine/Sofer, Rena/Gleason, Mary Pat/Hetherington, Lorene/Gomez, Rita (II)/Irving, Amy +Tragedy of Macbeth, The (1971)/Bromley, Sydney/Purchase, Bruce/Chase, Stephen (II)/Shaw, Martin/Finch, Jon/Archard, Bernard/Drysdale, Bill (I)/Bayler, Terence/Hobbs, William/Wylie, Frank/Pearson, Richard (II)/Selby, Nicholas/Gordon, John (I)/Jones, Roy (I)/Laurence, Andrew/Mountain, Terence/Joint, Alf/McCulloch, Andrew (I)/Stride, John/Shelley, Paul (I)/Lang, Howard (II)/Davis, Noel (I)/Vernon, Don/Freud, Clement/Ashton, Nigel/Balfour, Michael/Reed, Geoffrey/Hogg, Ian (I)/Hennen, Paul/Desmond, Roy/Martyn, Dickie/Chegwin, Keith/Abbott, Vic/Ellison, David (I)/Dightam, Mark/Fletcher, Diane/Reade, Lynette/Owen, Beth/Taylor, Elsie (I)/Willoughby, Anna/Rimmington, Noelle/Mason, Patricia/Foster, Pamela/Paul, Christina (I)/Anthony, Olga/Grimes, Barbara Ann/MacFarquhar, Maisie/Johansen, Aud/Kells, Janie/Annis, Francesca/Skelton, Maxine +Train, The (1964)/Marin, Jacques (I)/Rémy, Christian (I)/Fromm, Max/Bailey, Richard (I)/Fuin, Christian/Rémy, Albert/Zola, Jean-Pierre/Leconte, Jean-Jacques/Münch, Richard/Lumont, Roger/Simon, Michel (I)/Scofield, Paul (I)/Brauss, Arthur/Blot, Jacques/Lancaster, Burt/Bonifas, Paul/Millot, Charles/Bercq, Jean-Claude/La Jarrige, Bernard/Beaumont, Victor/Bouchaud, Jean/Charrel, Michel/Dimitri, Nick/Lecourtois, Daniel/Buhr, Gérard/O'Brien, Donald (I)/Vernon, Howard (I)/Preiss, Wolfgang (I)/Falavigna, Louis/Kindermann, Helmo/Sauer, Wolfgang/Flon, Suzanne/Moreau, Jeanne +Training Day (2001)/Yulin, Harris/Kranz, Fran/Stewart, Will (I)/Ellis, Ronald/Soto, Abel (I)/Washington, Denzel/Browner, Richard/Dr. Dre/Skorstad, Ben/Dogg, Snoop/Chinlund, Nick/Sorenson, Brett/Berenger, Tom/Sellers, Darrel/Patterson, Chris (IV)/Gugliemi, Noel/Curtis, Cliff/Leon, Robert (I)/Glenn, Scott/Whitt, Garland/Jolly, Kyjel N./Hawke, Ethan/Cruz, Raymond/English, William/Madden, Kenneth Allen/Whitaker, Denzel/Barry, Raymond J./Crews, Terry (I)/Greene, Peter (I)/Gomez, Jaime (I)/Barnes, Jon A./Sloan, Cle Shaheed/Ayer, David/Perez, Rudy (III)/Madison, Sarah Danielle/Krikorian, Janeen/Stranahan, Julie/Lee, Princera/Mendes, Eva/Lopez, Seidy/Esteban, Samantha/Ayanna, Charlotte/Gray, Macy/Gujral, Namrata Singh +Trainspotting (1996)/Delmar, Tom/McKidd, Kevin/Hodge, John (I)/Macdonald, Andrew (I)/Eadie, Victor/Bremner, Ewen/Riddoch, Billy/Friell, Vincent/McQuarrie, Stuart/Allen, Kevin (I)/Miller, Jonny Lee/Welsh, Irvine/Mullan, Peter/Nestor, Eddie/Winton, Dale/Ross, Hugh (I)/McGregor, Ewan/Welsh, Finlay/Carlyle, Robert (I)/Cosmo, James/Allen, Keith (I)/Macdonald, Kelly (I)/Vidler, Susan/Nicholas, Eileen/Henderson, Shirley (I)/Lynch, Pauline (I)/Fleming, Rachael/Donnelly, Kate/Bell, Fiona/Ross, Annie Louise +Transamerica (2005)/Hurwitz, Steve/Zegers, Kevin/Young, Matt (I)/Budinoff, Jon/Bockhorn, Craig/Young, Burt/Burstein, Danny/Poe, Richard/Orozco, Maurice/Monohon, Grant/Norton, Wesley/Frangione, Jim/Smith, Forrie J./O'Donnell, Kelly (III)/Borghese, Paul/Harrison, David (XVII)/Greene, Graham (II)/Goodman, Stephen D./Scheine, Raynor/Ellis, Burton/Sklarz, Melissa/Huffman, Felicity/James, Andrea/Alexander, Sandi/Peña, Elizabeth/Kittles, Felicia/Povich, Amy/Stein, Elayne (I)/Barron, Barbara (II)/Flanagan, Fionnula/Dunn, Teala/Preston, Carrie/Leigh, Bianca/Bayley, Kate/Evans, Venida/Laurino, Lynn/Addams, Calpernia/Cecy/Maeve, Stella +Transformers: The Movie, The (1986)/Jones, Buster/Caroli, Victor/Revill, Clive/Gilbert, Ed/Stack, Robert/Berger, Gregg/Carmel, Roger C./Welker, Frank/Ross, Neil (I)/Gilvezan, Dan/Burghardt, Arthur/Welles, Orson/Kasem, Casey/Cullen, Peter (I)/Burton, Corey/Crothers, Scatman/Davis, BJ/Rayle, Hal/Eiding, Paul/Bell, Michael (I)/Messick, Don/Cordic, Regis/Latta, Chris/Nimoy, Leonard/Alden, Norman/Angel, Jack (I)/Moschitta Jr., John/Stander, Lionel/Edmiston, Walker/Nelson, Judd/Jones, Stan (II)/Mendenhall, David/Idle, Eric/Blu, Susan +Transporter, The (2002)/Migneau, Sebastien/Statham, Jason/Schulze, Matt/Dearnell, Adrian/Vallet, Frédéric/Bilien, Jean-Yves/Albertini, Matthieu/Nemeth, Vincent/Jumeaucourt, Laurent/Berléand, François/Gazio, Christian/Young, Ric/Tulli, Vincent/Descanvelle, Tonio/Gudju, Stefan/Rand, Doug/Lot, Alfred/Desponds, Laurent/Watson, Cameron (III)/Paris, Jean-Marie/Saint Melin, Didier/Rigaux, Sandrine/Shu, Qi/Hamm, Audrey +Transporteur II, Le (2005)/Townsend, Erik/MacKinnon, Doug/David, Keith (I)/Escobar, Roberto/Perkins, Bruce/Davis, Gregg/Flemyng, Jason/Modine, Matthew/Berléand, François/Chase, Jeff (I)/Clary, Hunter/Wilson, Bill (XVIII)/Pierre, Reggie/Statham, Jason/De Paul, Vincent (I)/Tong, Raymond/Thompson, Elie/Kelts, Heath/Weiner, Gregg/Roskein, Peter/Amor, Jay (I)/Dale, Scott (II)/Falcon, Serafin/Coleman, Jim R./Tei, Paul/Ware, Tim/Powell, Tim (I)/Derek, Tom/Kapetan, George/Macaulay, Marc/Wright, Marty (I)/Horne, Andy/Holland, Jesse/Harden Jr., Ernest/House, Michael (I)/Gassman, Alessandro/Small, Robert (I)/Osterweis, Max/Dodge, Bobby/Faldetta, Adam/Campbell, Chris (VII)/Knight, Dave (I)/Joseph, Erik/Briggs, Shannon/Nauta, Kate/Gormezano, Laurence/Justamante, Damaris/Davalos Maier, Liv/Rhoulhac, Shelah/Valletta, Amber/McCord, AnnaLynne/Martinez, Jacqueline (II) +Trapped (2002)/Chalk, Gary/Bacon, Kevin/Airlie, Andrew/Filippone, Jim/Rankin, Steve/Bivens, J.B./Woolsey, Brent/Becker, Gerry/Bennett, Gregory (I)/Townsend, Stuart/Koby, Matt/Scott, John (XIV)/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Love, Courtney/Fanning, Dakota/Markell, Jodie/Lynne, Randi/Theron, Charlize/Camp, Colleen +Trapped in Paradise (1994)/Miller, Andrew (I)/Ashton, John (I)/Currie, Bill (II)/Parkes, Gerard/Noto, Vic/Anest, Nicky 'Pop'/Anest, George 'Aggie'/Tripod/Manni, Vic/Shull, Richard B./Wickware, Scott/Carvey, Dana/Gallo Sr., George/Farant, David/Blanch, Frank/Thomas, Robert (V)/Dawe, John/Steiner, Mike/Dunn, Kirk/Heller, Jack (I)/Evangelatos, James/Miller, Brett (I)/Pesce, Frank/McCleary, Tom/Kaulback, Brian/Cerullo, Al/McCann, Sean (I)/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Sarge (V)/McMillan, Richard (I)/O'Bryan, Sean/Kyris, Marco/Lovitz, Jon/Moffat, Donald/Allore, Jonathan/Ellwand, Greg/Cage, Nicolas/Levine, Jeff (I)/Larocque, Pierre (I)/Bergantine, John/Lazar, Paul/Berardino, Frank/Savastano, Rocco/Behrens, Bernard/Melymick, Mark/Ewing, Cherie/Page, Michal/Mabel (V)/Bennett, Marcia (I)/Paton, Angela/Hawtrey, Kay/Stanley, Florence/Myers, Sandra/Jansuzian, Blanca/Erwin, Zoe/Webb, Bunty/Reis, Vivian (I)/Amick, Mädchen +Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The (1948)/MacLane, Barton/Rivero, Julian/Holt, Jack (I)/Villabajo, Ignacio/Dunn, Ralph/Torvay, José/Vega, Ildefonso/Huston, Walter/Holt, Tim/Chan, Spencer (I)/Vejar, Harry J./Islas, Francisco (II)/Valdespino/Bedoya, Alfonso/Young, Clifton (I)/Mancilla, Mario (I)/Flaherty, Pat/Bennett, Bruce (I)/Cañedo, Roberto/Dondé, Manuel/Huston, John (I)/Escoto, Ernesto/Bogart, Humphrey/Garralaga, Martin/Calles, Guillermo/Blake, Robert (I)/Luna, Margarito/Soto Rangel, Arturo/Dalya, Jacqueline/Sheridan, Ann +Treasure Planet (2002)/Pinney, Patrick/McGoohan, Patrick/Burton, Corey/Majors, Austin/Murray, Brian (I)/Eiding, Paul/McShane, Michael (I)/Ward, Jim (I)/Hyde Pierce, David/Proctor, Phil/Angel, Jack (I)/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Cygan, John/Wincott, Michael/Bergen, Bob/Davis, Dane A./Suarez, Jeremy/Jay, Tony/Bumpass, Rodger/Gordon-Levitt, Joseph/Short, Martin (I)/Carr, Jane (II)/Thompson, Emma (I)/Metcalf, Laurie/Marshall, Mona (I)/McGowan, Mickie/Darling, Jennifer/Lynn, Sherry (I) +Trees Lounge (1996)/LaPaglia, Anthony/Buscemi, Steve/Gilliard Jr., Larry/Boes, Richard/Newmark, Charlie/Dudley, Bronson/Imperioli, Michael/Ventimiglia, John/Buscemi, Lucian/Redglare, Rockets/Cassel, Seymour/Baldwin, Daniel (I)/Lisi, Joe (I)/Wright, Io Tillett/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Jackson, Samuel L./Randazzo, Steven/Boone Junior, Mark/Arnold, Victor (II)/Buscemi, Michael/Storms, Michael/Shepherd, Suzanne/Bracco, Elizabeth/Rich, Daniella/St. Paule, Irma/Rogers, Mimi/Hunter, Bianca/Balint, Eszter/Smith, Brooke (I)/Kane, Carol (I)/Finn, Carina/Chris, Marilyn/Mazar, Debi/Lanzello, Marissa/Hanley, Roberta/Gildea, Christine/Sevigny, Chloë/Arnold, Annette +Tremors (1990)/Pappas, John (I)/Wong, Victor (III)/Bachmann, Conrad/Genaro, Tony/Gross, Michael (I)/Jayne, Robert/Marcus, Richard (I)/Bacon, Kevin/Parker, Sunshine/Wagner, Michael Dan/Goodwin, John (I)/Ward, Fred (I)/Carter, Finn/Stewart, Charlotte (I)/Besch, Bibi/McEntire, Reba/Richards, Ariana +Trial and Error (1997)/Goldberg, Adam F./Ashley, Kurek/Richards, Michael (I)/Torn, Rip/White, Kenneth (I)/Dworkin, Paul Joseph/Pendleton, Austin/Farid, Zaid/LaFond, Rick/Mills, Keith/Bigham, John (I)/Davenport, Mark (I)/Spence, Gerry/Mahoney, Brian (I)/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Dye, Dale/Pressman, Lawrence/Perine, Kelly/Casella, Max/Magee, Ken/Brennar, Norman/Williams, Jim Cody/Steen, Jessica (I)/Charles, Nancy Linehan/Cahn, Jodi Faith/Bonilla, Michelle/Wentworth, Alexandra/Krull, Suzanne/Theron, Charlize/Sagal, McNally/Winfree, Rachel/Coolidge, Jennifer +Trick (1999)/Ott, Mark/Bernat, Eric/Epstein, Scottie/Pitoc, John Paul/Andrew, Kevin/Cole Jr., Ralph/Hayes, Steve (III)/McDerman, Michael/Maggiore, Randy/DeWolf, Nat/Keenan, Will/Dedio, Joey/Chamberlin, Kevin (I)/Campbell, Christian (I)/Leupp, Clinton/Costacos, George/Folkerts, Rodney/Mas, Miguel (II)/Peaco, Bobby/Gustis, Jamie/Beyer, Brad/Ritzel, Ricky/Pyle, Missi/Caldwell, Becky/Gutierrez, Lissette/Flannery, Kate (I)/Brilliant, Michele/Hanft, Helen/Troche, Debbie/Kohl, Lacey/Barber, Joan/Hope, Abbey/Spelling, Tori/Bagley, Lorri +Trigger Effect, The (1996)/Worthy, Rick/Collier, Eugene/Walker, Andy (II)/Noseworthy, Jack/Fox, Kirk/O'Farrell, Conor/Bruns, Philip/Kurup, Shishir/Ciarfalio, Carl/Swanson, Parker/Lucking, William/Grunberg, Greg/Mulroney, Dermot/Schiff, Richard/Dunbar, Dorian/Bayer, Gary (I)/Jones, Richard T./O'Donnell, David (I)/Mumm, Jonathan/Barker, Edhem/Smitrovich, Bill/White, Devoy/Tann, Tyrone/MacLachlan, Kyle/Rooker, Michael/Torres, Monica (II)/Morgan, Molly (I)/Evans, Wanda-Lee/Kristiansen, Tyra/Alvarado, Christina/Vickers, Kerri/Grillo, Amanda/Huffman, Rosanna/Fleming, Victoria/Gandy, Elizabeth/Shue, Elisabeth/Kristiansen, Tori +Triplettes de Belleville, Les (2003)/Donda, Jean-Claude/Linton, Charles/Robin, Michel (I)/Gauthier, Mari-Lou/Viegas, Monica/Bonifassi, Béatrice/Caucheteux, Michèle/Boudreault, Lina +Tristan + Isolde (2006)/Mullins, Graham/Morris, Thomas (I)/Taylor, Myles/Finnegan, Nevin/Ólafsson, Jón (I)/Strong, Mark (II)/O'Sullivan, Philip/Vibert, Ronan/O'Hara, David (I)/Flood, Kevin/Dillane, Richard/Gregory, Leo (I)/Müller, Wolfgang (I)/Franco, James/Cavill, Henry/Blanc, JB/Vasut, Marek/Kramer, Todd (I)/Montgomery, Jack (II)/King, Jamie (V)/Sangster, Thomas/Stier, Hans Martin/Fisher, David (I)/Sewell, Rufus/Fletcher, Dexter (I)/Simunek, Miroslav/Truefitt, Gordon/Rushing, Cheyenne/Russell, Lucy/Gallagher, Bronagh/Moynihan, Isobel/Zoli, Winter Ave/Davies, Bronwen/Kodetová, Barbora/Myles, Sophia +Triumph des Willens (1935)/Rosenberg, Alfred/Hess, Rudolf/Göring, Hermann/von Rundstedt, Gerd/Grimminger, Jakob/Todt, Fritz/Wagner, Adolf/Schacht, Hjalmar/Amann, Max/Dietrich, Sepp/Lutze, Viktor/Heydrich, Reinhard/Ley, Robert/Darré, Walter/von Friedeburg, Hans Georg/Reinhardt, Fritz/Goebbels, Josef/Hierl, Konstantin/Bormann, Martin/Hitler, Adolf/von Schirach, Baldur/Frank, Hans (III)/Dietrich, Otto/Streicher, Julius/Himmler, Heinrich/Schwarz, Franz Xaver/Raeder, Erich/von Blomberg, Werner/Buch, Walter +Trois couleurs: Bleu (1993)/Régent, Benoît/Chevrier, Arno/Morier-Genoud, Philippe/Manesse, Philippe/Volter, Philippe/Decaux, Alain/Jaxa, Piotr/Penay, Yves/Zamachowski, Zbigniew/Ollivier, Alain/Forget, Pierre/Nordey, Stanislas/Duneton, Claude/Martin, Daniel (IV)/Lisowski, Michel/Disses, Jacques/Trégouët, Yann/Ostaszewski, Jacek/Quester, Hugues/Pernel, Florence/Sadoyan, Isabelle/Therouenne, Catherine/Riva, Emmanuelle/Gayet, Julie/Binoche, Juliette/Cebula, Idit/Vincent, Hélène/Delpy, Julie/Véry, Charlotte/Vignon, Florence +Trois couleurs: Rouge (1994)/Régent, Benoît/Schlegel, Jean/Autheman, Marc/Farman, Nader/Trintignant, Jean-Louis/Daunas, Jean-Marie/Lorit, Jean-Pierre/Escalon, Bernard/Carey, Roland/Le Bihan, Samuel/Vermeulen, Paul (I)/Zamachowski, Zbigniew/Ramseyer, Leo/Celio, Teco/Jasinska, Elzbieta/Tanner, Cécile/Jacob, Irène/Delpy, Julie/Dolsky, Neige/Korinek, Jessica/Stalens, Marion/Feder, Frédérique/Theurillat, Anne/Raul, Brigitte/Binoche, Juliette +Troll 2 (1990)/Gerner, Glenn/Wright, Jason (I)/Hamill, Mike (I)/Williams, Lance C./Stephenson, Michael (I)/Ormsby, Robert/Steadman, Jason/Packard, Don/Hardy, George/Ewing, Darren (II)/Reed, Gavin (II)/McConnell, David/Carlson, Gary (II)/Weisskopf, Hermann/Bridge, Melissa/Case, Elli/Prey, Margo/Young, Connie/Reed, Deborah (I)/Abrams, Michele/Reynolds, Christina +Tron (1982)/Kenworthy, John/Friedman, Richard Bruce/Berns, Gerald/Cass Sr., David S./Maren, Jerry/Hughes, Barnard/Shor, Dan/Deadrick Jr., Vince/Catlett, Loyd/Dudikoff, Michael/White, Ted (I)/Warner, David (I)/Sax, Michael/Vuilleumier, Pierre/Boxleitner, Bruce/Brubaker, Tony/Feck, Rick/Stephano, Tony/Jurasik, Peter/Stewart, Mark (I)/Bostwick, Jackson/Neill, Bob/Chudy, Craig/Picerni, Charlie (I)/Cord, Erik/Schatz, Sam/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Morgan, Cindy +Trouble with Harry, The (1955)/Dano, Royal/Macollum, Barry/Truex, Philip/Mathers, Jerry/Fennelly, Parker/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Wolff, Leslie (I)/Marfield, Dwight/Forsythe, John (I)/Gwenn, Edmund/Bach, Ernest Curt/Dunnock, Mildred/Natwick, Mildred/MacLaine, Shirley +Troy (2004)/Cox, Brian (I)/Glover, Julian/Regan, Vincent/Eve, Trevor (I)/Jones, Nathan (I)/Bones, Ken/Fitzgerald, Frankie (I)/Mane, Tyler/Bean, Sean/Pitt, Brad/Gleeson, Brendan/Cauchi, Manuel/Richards, Joshua/Maropis, Adoni/Hedlund, Garrett/King, Alex (II)/Terry, Nigel/Bloom, Orlando/Yeoman, Owain/Smith, Jacob (I)/Tal, Luke/Cosmo, James/Jones, Mark Lewis/Dempsey, Louis/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Shrapnel, John/Tal, Matthew/Chipping, Tim/Bana, Eric (I)/Christie, Julie (I)/Kruger, Diane/Tzarovska, Tanja/Svegler, Siri/Stefanova, Desislava/Burrows, Saffron/Barat, Lucie/Byrne, Rose +True Crime (1999)/Brown, Walter (II)/West, Don (III)/Leary, Denis/Jeter, Michael/Richmond, Dennis/Finn, John/Lee, Casey (I)/Dahlquist, Karl/Wattenburg, Bill/Eastwood, Clint/Zerbe, Anthony/McKean, Michael (I)/McGowan, Tom (II)/Woods, James (I)/King, Erik/Maguire, George (I)/Domingo, Colman/Beckel, Graham/Abasolo, Roland T./Scott, John B./Sommerville, Frank/Hill, Bernard/Green, Dan (II)/Washington, Isaiah (I)/Windom, William/Silva, Edward (I)/Halton, Michael/Kehler, Jack/Bearde, Nicholas/Williams, Rev. Cecil/Kovacs, Danny/Sax, Jordan/Reece, Rob/Yee, Kelvin Han/Poitier, Sydney Tamiia/Farber, Veronica/Hamilton, Lisa Gay/Hoy, Linda (I)/Fithian, Cathy/Eastwood, Dina/Liu, Lucy/Robins, Laila/Bridges, Penny Bae/Fisher, Frances (I)/Giles, Nancy/Howell, Kathryn/Fisher-Eastwood, Francesca/Davis, Velica Marie/McCormack, Mary/Ebersole, Christine/Stanley, Beulah/Griffith, Leslie/Ribisi, Marissa/Molinari, Carmen/Winston, Hattie/McCain, Frances Lee/Marx-Berti, Jade/Venora, Diane +True Grit (1969)/McEachin, James/Campbell, Glen (I)/Gim, H.W./Ryder, Alfred/Duvall, Robert (I)/Slate, Jeremy (I)/Woods, Donald (I)/Westerfield, James/Doucette, John/Worden, Hank/Healey, Myron/Corey, Jeff/Rivas, Carlos (I)/Becker, Kenneth/Hopper, Dennis/Smith, Dean (I)/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/McMullen, Dennis/Brimley, Wilford/Martin, Strother/Silverheels, Jay/St. Cyr, Vince/Wilkerson, Guy/Wayne, John (I)/Randall, Stuart (I)/Renard, Ken/Soble, Ron (I)/Fiedler, John (I)/Pickard, John (I)/Ripley, Jay/Harrower, Elizabeth/Boniface, Isabel/Darby, Kim (I)/Atwater, Edith/Morse, Robin (II)/Sawyer, Connie (I) +True Lies (1994)/Arnold, Tom (I)/Nirmel, Andre/Samra, Ofer/Kamarr, Al/Allen, James (IV)/Ibrahim, Majed/Manesh, Marshall/Bruno, John (I)/Tamburro, Charles A./Knight, Dave (I)/Isbell, Tom/Parillo, Erik/Cameron, Mike (I)/Paxton, Bill/Picerni, Charlie (I)/Rauter, Dieter/Akrawi, Mike/Parachini, Jean-Claude/Gal, Uzi/Cragin, Charles/Salvano, Gino/Malik, Art/Heslov, Grant/Dotson, Scott/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Ksajikian, Armen/Mardini, Louai/Barselou, Paul/Millard, Jody/Perry, Manuel/Shipman, William/Heston, Charlton/Chappell, Katsy/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Dushku, Eliza/Wyler, Crystina/Carrere, Tia/Giancaterino, Kim/Morris, Jane (I)/DeBriae, Mary A. +True Romance (1993)/Klym, Hilary/Slater, Christian/Ben-Victor, Paul/Rossi, Enzo (I)/Corrigan, Kevin (I)/Dean, David (V)/Hurley, Patrick John/Penn, Chris (I)/Hopper, Dennis/Oldman, Gary/Kilmer, Val/Black, Jack (I)/Sporleder, Gregory/Walken, Christopher/Gonzales, Steve (II)/Evers, Scott/Rapaport, Michael (I)/Garber, Dennis (I)/Rubinek, Saul/Beach, Michael/Pinchot, Bronson/Adonis, Frank/Bower, John (I)/Cenatiempo, John/Mason, Laurence/Jackson, Samuel L./Lauter, Ed/Faraj, Said/Gandolfini, James/Argo, Victor/Sizemore, Tom/Pitt, Brad/Bates, Paul (I)/Kramer, Eric Allan/D'Angerio, Joe/Pitillo, Maria/Levine, Anna (I)/Ferrell, Conchata/Arquette, Patricia +Truly Madly Deeply (1991)/Du-Fresne, Graeme/Kempner, Teddy/Bartlett, Keith/Joseph, Leroy (I)/Bluto, Tony/Baillie, Hamilton/Burge, Nick/Hawkes, Ian/Ganatra, Nitin/Amkpa, Awam/Ryall, David/Deproost, Steven/Syms, Richard/Baker, Frank (III)/Maloney, Michael (I)/Venegas, Arturo/Vilers, Vania/Lunn, Jonathan/Long, Mark (I)/Paterson, Bill (I)/Rozycki, Christopher/James, Henry (II)/Yang, Tom/Vincent, Eddie/Rickman, Alan/Maris, Stella (I)/Findlay, Deborah/Williams, Heather (I)/Howe, Jenny/Stevenson, Juliet/Choa, Carolyn +Truman Show, The (1998)/McKinnon Miller, Joel/Ross, Kevin D./Lucus, Joseph/Delate, Brian/Macaulay, Marc/Youngblood, Sebastian/Kirksey, Logan/Vaughn, Judson/Todd, Tony (II)/Taylor, Ron (IV)/Simmons, Tom (I)/Corey, Dave (I)/Kitchin, Sam/Sánchez, Mario Ernesto/Raymond, Ted (I)/Towers, Jim/Pakiz, Courtney/Pleshette, John/Emmerich, Noah/Foster, Al/Carrey, Jim/Hall, Philip Baker/Slater, Blair (I)/Nash, David Andrew/Hilliard Jr., Earl/McDowell, Larry/Gillott, Mark Alan/Roselius, John/McCormick, Mickalean/Davis, Robert (VII)/Eberle, Jake/Taylor, Don (III)/Pramik, John/Minjares, Joe/Murdock, R.J./Krause, Peter (I)/Harris, Ed (I)/Rubeo, Marco/Saiter, Jay/Shearer, Harry/Camilleri, Terry/Tomei, Adam/Jones, Mal/Okumoto, Yuji/Coates, Kade/Corone, Antoni/Glass, Philip/Dominique, Fritz/Giamatti, Paul/McDonough, Matthew/Jones, O-Lan/Damon, Una/Moore, Muriel/Hardy, Donna/Linney, Laura/Schmiedt, Angel/Clayton, Judy/DeBonis, Marcia/Slavin, Millie/Schanz, Heidi/LeRoy, Zoaunne/Yamaguchi, Kiyoko/Fitzgerald, Melissa (I)/Schmiedt, Nastassja/McElhone, Natascha/Angelo, Susan/Davis, Darryl (II)/Landolfi, Krista Lynn/Smiga, Carly/Taylor, Holland/Nakamura, Saemi/Miller, Jeanette/Swafford, Savannah +Trust (1990)/Hunt, Marko/Donovan, Martin (II)/Robinson, Scott (VII)/Sauer, Gary (I)/Thon, Tom/Howard, Jeff (I)/Gosse, Leo/Cooke, Chris (I)/MacKay, John (I)/Sage, Bill/Malloy, Matt (I)/Anderson, Robby (I)/Gouse, Elizabeth/Jones, Mildred/Sullivan, Hannah/Sifford, Jean Kay/Stewart, Pamela (II)/Delizio, Bea/Sukman, Julie/Favorite, Tamu/Sillas, Karen/Falco, Edie/Shelly, Adrienne/Parish, Pathena/Mederos, Kathryn/Costollos, Suzanne/Segal, Nena/Nelson, Merritt +Truth About Cats & Dogs, The (1996)/Cross, David (II)/Polhemus, Joe/Odenkirk, Bob/McCaffrey, James/Brinkmann, Robert/Phelps, David/Coca, Richard/Dog, Hank the (II)/Chaplin, Ben/Foxx, Jamie/Thurman, Dechen/Rouse, Mitch/DeSantis, Stanley/Burke, Michael (VI)/Gibbs, Nigel/Einhorn, Faryn/Porter, Linda (I)/Garofalo, Janeane/Bianco, Bonnie/Wells, Vanessa J./Rajskub, Mary Lynn/Parent, Monique/Edwards, Victoria/Thurman, Uma/Valente, Antoinette/Lovell, Jacqueline/Russell, Lisa Marie/Fisher, La Tanya M. +Truth About Charlie, The (2002)/Sankare, Cheikna/Wilkinson, Cassius Kumar/Ravel, Hubert/Kesiah, Leeroy/Abkarian, Simon/Aufèvre, Eric/Katerine, Philippe/Jousselin, Denis/Robbins, Tim (I)/Bensittu, Mustapha/The Mic Buddah, Sly/Utt, Kenneth (II)/Carré, Pierre/Park, Joong-Hoon/Elie, Lionel/Kouyaté, Sotigui/Specta/Gallizzi, Raphaelle/Duquesne, Philippe/Euvrard, Benjamin/Feniksi/Levine, Ted/Samuel, Sir/Salengro, Christophe/Crémadès, Michel/Wojtovicz, Christian/Parmentier, Pascal/Comte, René/Charlemagne, Manno/Benaïche, Wilfred/Aznavour, Charles/Bihour, Jean-Marc/Wahlberg, Mark (I)/Amoni, Tony/Dillane, Stephen/Castle, Robert W./Fretun, Philippe/Vicelow/Broche, Olivier/Trillat, Georges/Keller, Patrice/Demme, Ramona/Chevron, Catherine/Newton, Thandie/Boisson, Christine/Jacq, Loïza/Banlier, Chantal/Varda, Agnès/Jaffrey, Sakina/Atlas, Natacha/Karina, Anna/Danaux, Marine/Coudrey, Céline/Meininger, Frédérique/Bertin, Françoise/Moore, Paula (I)/Sékulic, Olga/Castle, Kate (II)/Noël, Magali/Phan-Gia, Jade/Hamilton, Lisa Gay +Try Seventeen (2002)/Byer, Josh/Martin, Chris (II)/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Bell, Tom (I)/Wood, Elijah/Northey, Michael P./Pearl, Aaron/Scott, Malcolm (IV)/Boyd, Chris/Jackson, Andrew (II)/Faust, Chad/Roberds, Michael/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Harry, Deborah (I)/Huang, Vicky/Moore, Mandy (II)/Wright, Aloma/Zurowski, Desiree/Evangelista, Daniella/Potente, Franka/Narmaya +Trzy kolory: Bialy (1994)/Dominik, Jerzy/Harasimowicz, Cezary/Evely, Yannick/Lisowski, Michel/Mayzel, Jan/Pazura, Cezary/Grzegorek, Jakub/Modet, J./Warchol, Grzegorz/Topa, Bartlomiej/Latek, Stan/Rychter, Zdzislaw/Disses, Jacques/Morier-Genoud, Philippe/Machalica, Piotr/Gajos, Janusz/Stuhr, Jerzy/Trela, Jerzy/Bardini, Aleksander/Coffinet, Francis/Paszkowski, Wojciech/Verner, M./Zelt, Piotr/Nowak, Jerzy/Kalinowski, Aleksander/Zamachowski, Zbigniew/Paplinski, Adam/Delpy, Julie/Kaczmarska, Malgorzata/Ladynska, Joanna/Binoche, Juliette/Okowity, Liliana/Bigelmajer, Krystyna/Wróblewska, Wanda/Robaszkiewicz, Maria/Szymanska, Bozena/Budzisz-Krzyzanowska, Teresa/Prazmowska, Malgorzata/Pernel, Florence/Grodzka-Marciano, Marianna/Trybala, Marzena/Dziekan, Barbara +Tsotsi (2005)/Matsemela, Percy/Mkize, Sibusiso/Palm, Craig/Seiphemo, Rapulana/Nkosi, Kenneth/Mofokeng, Jerry/Sejake, Owen/Ngqobe, Zenzo/Vilakazi, Bheki/Chweneyagae, Presley/Makoe, Israel/Zola/Magano, Mothusi/Ndlovu, Jeremiah/Moshe, Benny/Roberts, Ian (I)/Khambule, Sindi/Nyandeni, Thembi/Mpumlwana, Nambitha/Pheto, Terry (I) +Tsubaki Sanjûrô (1962)/Hirata, Akihiko/Shimizu, Masao (I)/Itô, Yûnosuke/Kayama, Yuzo/Mifune, Toshirô/Tanaka, Kunie/Nakadai, Tatsuya/Fujiwara, Kamatari/Hari, Tatsuhiko/Kubo, Akira/Matsui, Kenzo/Ehara, Tatsuyoshi/Kobayashi, Keiju/Shimura, Takashi/Tachikawa, Hiroshi/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Irie, Takako/Dan, Reiko +Tuck Everlasting (2002)/McLure, Mac/Kain, Rick/Szibler, Stephen/Moran, Neal/Badila, John/Caton, Robert Randolph/Pilcher, Richard (I)/Angelella, Dominic/McNutt, Tom/Lewis, Robert (VIII)/Russell, Beau/Epstein, Peter (I)/Hefke, Bruce/Walker, Steven (III)/Jackson, Jonathan (I)/Prue, Kyle/Jacobs, Irving/Bairstow, Scott/Pratt, Sean (I)/Gardner, Dillion/Garber, Victor/Staley, Matthew R./Coryell, Bradley/Hurt, William (I)/De Crispino, Sam/Philogene, Maurice/Coletti, Bob/Horn, Lester/Kingsley, Ben/Cooper, Charlie (I)/Cooper, Megan/Cleary, Brigid/Eul, Reeny/Kelley, Kathryn/Mulitz, Michelle/McDaniel, Jordan/Shue, Elisabeth/Flynn, Theresa/Dougherty, Patsy (I)/Levitt, Lauren/McDaniel, Kelly/Carter, Tamara/Webb, Cynthia (I)/Irving, Amy/McNamara, Elizabeth/McNutt, Helene/Spacek, Sissy/Kline, Naomi/Bledel, Alexis/Engler, Kosha/Hart, Julia/Schertler, Jean +Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988)/Jacobus, Jay/Flood, Joe (I)/Slater, Christian/Reddick, Bill/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Menkin, Lawrence/Bonham, Bill/Sanders, Jay O./Landau, Martin/Goodman, Dean (I)/Anger, Mark/Gardner, Leonard (I)/Hart, Al (II)/Koteas, Elias/Bell, Marshall/Heart, John X./Bridges, Lloyd/Upton, Morgan (I)/Nemec, Corin/Novello, Don/Close, Ron/Giovanni, Jim/Stockwell, Dean/Beach, Scott/Miksak, Joe/Booth, David (II)/Johnson, Anders/Lerer, Joe/McShane, Michael (I)/Safford, Bob/Covay, Cab/Loerke, Ed/Donat, Peter/Grantham, Ken/Nalbandian, Al/Kester, David (I)/Forrest, Frederic/Cranna, James/Mako (I)/Scrivner, Roland/Bull, Sandy (I)/Gilbert, Taylor (II)/Allen, Joan (I)/Austin, Patti/Buffett, Mary/Lawder, Anne/Sartain, Jeanette Lana/Young, Taylor (II)/Nelson, Jessie (I)/Siemaszko, Nina/Van Alyn, Abigail/Stocking, Annie/Alexander-Willis, Hope +Tuntematon sotilas (1955)/Ranin, Matti/Wilska, Kaarlo/Vammelvuo, Alpo/Häsänen, Erkki/Klemelä, Kosti/Pöntinen, Osmo/Jurkka, Jussi/Heino, Heikki/Pasanen, Veijo/Hämäläinen, Tapio/Linko, Leevi/Halonen, Sakari/Kahra, Kalevi/Jaakonkari, Jukka/Ruuskanen, Vilho/Weckström, Pertti/Siimes, Pentti/Sinisalo, Veikko/Kaipainen, Eino/Laine, Aarne/Palo, Tauno/Halttunen, Kaarlo/Romppanen, Martti/Irjala, Pentti/Savolainen, Heikki (I)/Siivola, Vilho/Torkko, Leo/Tolvanen, Reino/Kuusla, Arvo/Inkilä, Markku/Auvinen, Vili/Kankainen, Topi/Lehtonen, Eikka/Teuronen, Kale/Kuningas, Martti/Ruuhonen, Antero/Rinne, Taneli/Kaitala, Veli-Matti/Lindman, Åke/Hiltunen, Aimo/Ahonen, Olavi (I)/Palo, Pertti/Manni, Tarmo/Haarla, Saulo/Hämäläinen, Ekke/Harkimo, Osmo/Kumpulainen, Kalervo/Söder, Tauno/Pajunen, Olavi/Kuusla, Matti/Niskanen, Mikko/Uusimäki, Veikko/Tuomi, Olavi/Riuttu, Leo/Hatakka, Anja/Vinkka, Helena/Salmi, Lilja +Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie (1997)/Cardenas, Steve/Lang, Lex/Genelle, Richard/Foster, Blake/Richard, Winston/Prince, Derek Stephen/Frank, Jason David/Schrier, Paul/Orchard, Brad/Payte, Danny/Narvy, Jason/St. John, Austin/Deak, Michael/Doi, Kai/Bosch, Johnny Yong (I)/Neal, Edwin/Manahan, Robert L./Sabbagh, Kahlil G./Horvitz, Richard Steven/Bullock, Gregg/Maeda, Hiroshi (I)/Collins, Greg (II)/Fisher, Scott (I)/Simanton, Jon/Stallcup, Danny W./Sutherland, Catherine/Shepard, Hilary/Johnson, Amy Jo/Levine, J.B./Goodson, Barbara/Kistler, Donene/Pérez, Carla/Burrise, Nakia +Turbulence (1997 I)/O'Rourke, Kevin (I)/Liotta, Ray/Campbell, J. Kenneth/Hoyt-Miller, Richard/Mallow, Dave/Elsen, John/Bush, Grand L./Harney, Michael/Cross, Bill (IV)/Burton, William H./Huckabee, Cooper/Kelly, Michael Francis/DeMunn, Jeffrey/Thatcher II, Ken/Cross, Ben (I)/Lawrence, Scott/Brown, Garrett M./Knoll, R.J./Mosley, Ken/McCourt, Malachy/Redfield, Dennis/Todoroff, Tom (I)/Gurney, Scott/Theirse, Darryl/Bergmann, Alan (II)/Rodriguez, Gary/Mashimo, Fritz/Dowe, Don/MacDonald, James (I)/Owens, Gordy/Finn, John/Joseph, Jeffrey/Gleeson, Brendan/Elizondo, Hector/Thorne, Callie/Spriggs, Sondra/Hansen, Danna/Kling, Heidi/Hicks, Catherine/Holly, Lauren/Ticotin, Rachel/Benedict, Tannis/Rothman, L.A. +Turner & Hooch (1989)/VelJohnson, Reginald/DiMattia, Victor/Israel, Terry/Smith, Ebbe Roe/Lively, Ernie/Walker, Andrew (I)/Beaver, Jim/Bailey, Joel (I)/Quinn, J.C./Stevens, Scott N./Nelson, Craig T./Scannell, Kevin/Sylvester, Julian/Dog, Beasley the/Wilson, Daniel Ben/Dimitri, Nick/Henson, Elden/Paulin, Scott/Stechman, Greg/Hanks, Tom/Ponzlov, Frederick/Knell, David/McIntire, John (I)/Kusatsu, Clyde/Bush, Elaine Renee/Drugan, Jenny/Merin, Eda Reiss/Miller, Linda (I)/McCusker, Mary (I)/Anderson, Cheryl (I)/Lentine, Ursula/Klein, Madeleine/Madden, Sharon (I)/Winningham, Mare +Tuxedo, The (2002)/Webb, Rudy/Kamikawaji, Lawrence/Louza, Daveed/Rhodes, Brian (III)/Downie, Ian/Panucci, Michael/Stephens, Gavin/Nakashima, Frank/Racicot, Jody/Coppola, Chris/Gabriel, Ron (I)/Lynn, William (I)/Aiken, Daniel/Chan, Jackie (I)/Yip, Peter/Akinfemi, Bayo/Banks, Boyd/Eldridge, Craig/Davis, Jim (III)/Balaban, Bob/Rosado, Christopher/Danby, Noah/Brown, Rafael/Malco, Romany/Dreger, Reg/Duffy, Jack (II)/Braunstein, Paul/Bunin, Michael/Mochrie, Colin/Wickware, Scott/Coster, Ritchie (I)/Cook, Scotty/Ayoub, Michael/Kash, Daniel (I)/Potenza, Christian/McIntyre, Byron/Bates, Paul (IV)/Lee, Fred (I)/Stormare, Peter/Wong, Poi/Catucci, John/Perlmutar, Perry/Williams, Peter Gail (I)/Brown, James (I)/Stewart-Coates, Allen/Jones, Jamie (I)/Huggett, Paul (I)/Rutherford, Fred/Yaphe, Scott/Tinkler, Robert/McEntire, Timothy/Nahrgang, Mike 'Nug'/Isaacs, Jason/Green, Jean/Emmerson, Naomi/Glave, Karen/Mazar, Debi/Cristobal, Cecile/Roberts, Kim (I)/Hewitt, Jennifer Love/DePass, Stacey/Gonzales, Phoenix/Hodgson, Claire/Weng, Diana C./Dressler, Marion/Levy, Lisa (III)/Cottet, Mia/Madley, Jordan/Bennett, Marcia (I) +Twelve Monkeys (1995)/Williams, Wilfred/Adrian, Bob (I)/Jeffreys, Chuck/Hagy, John/Daly, Larry/McKenna, Joseph (I)/Hatley, Adam/Warner, Rick (I)/Fennell, Arthur/Caruso, Phillip V./Segal, Michael Ryan/Morse, David (I)/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Lippa, Louis/Meshejian, Paul/Pratt, Roger/Chance, Michael (I)/Huffman, Ray/Roy, Thomas (I)/Tanner, Jeff/Walls, H. Michael/Campbell, Vernon/Thigpen, Kevin/Warren, Karl/Perillo, Joey/Hobbs Jr., Johnnie/Dias, Pat/Bridgewater, Stephen/Abuba, Ernest/Kirkpatrick, Bruce/Techman, Charles/Stanley, Richard (I)/Melito, Joseph/Ruggiero, Allelon/Seda, Jon/O'Neill, Robert (I)/Raymond, Bill (I)/Scalies, Charley/Byrnes, C.J. (I)/Daniels, Lenny (I)/Strother, Frederick/Pire, Felix/Price, Barry (I)/Meloni, Christopher/Ross, Matt (I)/O'Toole, Harry/Jones, Simon (I)/Bevilacqua, Dan/Willis, Bruce/Pitt, Brad/Blaisse, John/Golden, Lee/Mazzotta, Sal/Kang, Stan/Young, Rozwill/Brienza, Anthony 'Chip'/Lacey, Aaron Michael/Dougherty, Jack (II)/Panzarella, John/Hauls Jr., Herbert C./Korchenko, Yuri/Gorshin, Frank/McDaniel, Drucie/Stowe, Madeleine/Johnson, Nell/Dawson, Jodi/Ellis, Jann/Walker, Carolyn/Florence, Carol/D'Arcy, Cathy/Hamilton, Lisa Gay/Golden, Annie/Potts, Faith/Glas, Laura/Talerico, Lisa/Zappala, Janet/St. Paule, Irma/Mabry, Julie/Harris, Joilet/Baldwin, Tiffany +Twelve O'Clock High (1949)/Anderson, Roger (I)/Kellogg, John (I)/McKee, John (II)/Mitchell, Millard/Stewart, Paul (I)/Anderson, Richard (I)/Patten, Robert/Lauter, Harry/Picerni, Paul (I)/Edwards, Sam (I)/Arthur, Robert (I)/Hicks, Don/Clark, Steven (II)/Tobey, Kenneth/Hyke, Ray/Gaudagno, Don/MacGregor, Lee/Jones, Barry (I)/Short, William (I)/Conway, Russ (I)/Zilly, John/Copelin, Campbell/Dobkin, Lawrence/Denison, Leslie/Ortiz, Peter (I)/Gordon, Don (I)/Whyte, Patrick/Marlowe, Hugh/Merrill, Gary/Peck, Gregory/Jagger, Dean/Mackenzie, Joyce +Twilight (1998)/Howard, Clint/Mather, Neil/Mujica, Rene/Wallace, Jack (I)/Walsh, M. Emmet/Gregory, Peter (I)/von Gober, Ron/Hackman, Gene/Joy, Jeff/Spencer, John (I)/Schreiber, Liev/Brockman, Michael (I)/Cappon, John/Arquette, Lewis/Malone, Patrick (I)/Clarke, Jason (I)/Sanchez, Ron (II)/Newman, Paul (I)/Garner, James/Scarfe, Jonathan/Esposito, Giancarlo/Witherspoon, Reese/Martindale, Margo/Sarandon, Susan/Beaton, Stephanie/Channing, Stockard/Grace, April +Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983)/Swingler, Richard/Brooks, Albert (I)/Hallahan, Charles/Aykroyd, Dan/Leong, Al/Morrow, Vic/Crothers, Scatman/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Larroquette, John/Quinn, Bill (I)/Donno, Eddy/Schallert, William/Nemes, Scott/Williams, Steven (I)/Miller, Dick (I)/Weissman, Jeffrey/Ambriz, Domingo/McGrath, Doug/Meredith, Burgess/Cedar, Larry/Weisser, Norbert/Byrd, Thomas (I)/Wulff, Kai/Garner, Martin/Eisenmann, Christopher/Toth, Frank (I)/Taylor, William B./Mumy, Bill/Milgrom, Michael/Haufrect, Alan/Franz, Eduard/Lithgow, John/Bishop, Stephen (I)/Hieu, Joseph/Brocco, Peter/Johnston, John Dennis/Knapp, Charles/Matheson, Murray/Peets, Rainer/McFarland, Byron/Isaac, Vincent J./Bannister, Jeffrey/Licht, Jeremy/Richards, Evan (I)/Lampert, Jeffrey/Schwab, Lana/Nigra, Christina/Dixon, Donna/Wheeler, Margaret/Mooney, Laura/Serling, Carol/Vogel, Carol (I)/Dugan, Sue/Diamond, Selma/Claudier, Annette/Barry, Patricia (I)/Lane, Abbe/Pointer, Priscilla/Cartwright, Nancy (I)/Quinlan, Kathleen/Porter, Debby/Fitzgerald, Margaret/Shaw, Helen/Raven, Elsa/Fenmore, Tanya/Socher, Cheryl/Currie, Cherie +Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)/Davidson, G. Kenneth/Hormel, Gregory 'Smokey'/Kelly, David Patrick/Hershberger, Garrison/DaRe, Eric/Bowie, David (I)/Huck, Jon/Brisbin, David (I)/Altruda, Joseph L./Hoobler, John/Wise, Ray (I)/Parks, James/MacLachlan, Kyle/Horse, Michael/Nance, Jack/Stanton, Harry Dean/Russell, Carlton Lee/Szeibert, Joseph 'Simon'/Lockhart, Calvin/Marshall, James (I)/Goaz, Harry/McGill, Everett/Silva, Frank (I)/Ashbrook, Dana/Hodges, Steven/Malone, Mike (II)/Isaak, Chris/Frost, Warren (I)/Davis, Don S. (I)/von Dohlen, Lenny/Aiello, Rick/Leppell, Jonathan J./Strobel, Al/Tamblyn, Russ/Rivers, Victor (I)/Pedersen, Chris/Prochnow, Jürgen/Ferrer, Miguel/Bauer, Robert (III)/Anderson, Michael J./Ungerman, William (I)/Sutherland, Kiefer/Ontkean, Michael/McQuary, Chuck/Lynch, David (I)/Berman, Joe/Bullock, Gary/Evans, C.H./Olkewicz, Walter/Anagnos, Philip/Cooper, Audra L./Kinder, Sandra/Robison, Karin/Chen, Joan/MacMillan, Lorna/Lee, Sheryl/Roberts, Yvonne (I)/Stewart, Charlotte (I)/Gaybis, Anne/Kelly, Moira (I)/Zabriskie, Grace/Gidley, Pamela/Jones, Jane (II)/McCarthy, Elizabeth (I)/Cole, Kimberly Ann/Coulson, Catherine E./Bay, Frances/Augustine, Phoebe/Graham, Heather (I)/Lipton, Peggy/Hays, Andrea/Deschanel, Mary Jo/Amick, Mädchen/D'Arcy, Jan (I)/Robertson, Kimmy/Brucato, Ingrid/Cruise, Julee/Adams, Margaret (I)/Robie, Wendy/Bennett, Paige +Twins (1988 I)/Bozzio, Terry/Wagner, Thomas (I)/Jones, Jay Arlen/Harper, Robert (I)/Platz, Tom/Portnow, Richard/Bell, Marshall/Efron, David/Grace, Wayne/Reitman, Jason/Lucas, Billy D./Griffin, S.A./Caruso, David (I)/Chaykin, Maury/Medjuck, Joe/Rethwisch, Gus/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/Bolger, John Michael (I)/deFaut, Richard/Beck, Jeff (I)/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/McCleister, Tom/Amy, Dustin/Persoff, Nehemiah/DeVito, Danny/McBroom, Bruce/Storti, Raymond/McIntyre, Marvin J./Reevis, Steve/Jones, Ty Granderson/Wilson, Trey/Callard, Roger/Hymas, Tony/Thorsen, Sven-Ole/Hopson, Lew/Dvorsky, Peter (I)/O'Brian, Hugh/Jay, Tony/Davis, Frank (IV)/Webb, Chloe/Larson, Nicolette/Avery, Jill (I)/Bartlett, Bonnie/Dunsmore, Rosemary/Taylor, Dendrie/Milligan, Lora/Kaitan, Elizabeth/Bay, Frances/Graham, Heather (I)/Preston, Kelly/Reitman, Catherine/Porter, Linda (I) +Twisted (2004 I)/Tenenbaum, David/Strathairn, David/Garcia, Andy (I)/Vallejo, Victor (II)/Welliver, Titus/Bullock, James Oliver/Read, Jon/Hall, William (II)/Jackson, Samuel L./Callan, Geoff/Vella, Tony R./Drago, Joe (I)/Pellegrino, Mark/Orser, Leland/Hern, David (I)/Thomas, Leonard L./Danker, Brian/Chiu, Baldwin/Jones, Richard T./Moffett, D.W./Weston II, James D./Duer, Joe/Townsend, Garrett/Baptiste, Ian/Wong, Russell/Lopez, Danny (I)/Miller, Angelo/Marovich, Bruce/Bolt, Chandler/Hechim, Jim/Ridet, Peter/Letchworth, Drew/Neely, Mark A./Zertuche, Carola/Judd, Ashley/Amos, Diane/Wheeler, Sherrie La'Marr/Kaye, Leslie (II)/Manheim, Camryn/Tomioka, Lyn/Savalas, Christabel/Cartwright, Veronica/Fuchs, Ofri/Tse, Angela/Long, Anni +Twister (1996)/Ruck, Alan/Sporleder, Gregory/Douglas, Paul (II)/Whalen, Sean (I)/Lindsay, J. Dean/Mitchell, Rick (V)/Field, Todd/Slotnick, Joey/Busey, Jake/Harvey, Eric LaRay/Weber, Ben (I)/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Cox, Darryl/Paxton, Bill/Rapp, Anthony/England, Gary/Bentley, Thomas E./Davies, Jeremy (I)/Fischler, Patrick/Elwes, Cary/Lineback, Richard/Lazalier, Jeff/Benrubi, Abraham/Wright, Bruce (I)/Jackson, Ben (II)/Sadler, Nicholas/Kelpine, Dan/Rhyne, John Thomas/Grenier, Zach/Thomson, Scott (I)/de Bont, Anneke/Hunt, Helen (I)/Josepher, Wendle/Whitehead, Brenda/Hamilton, Jennifer L./Morrow, Sharonlyn/McDonald, Samantha/Hoopes, Melanie/Smith, Lois (I)/Schwimmer, Rusty/Vega, Alexa/Gertz, Jami/Gilbert, Taylor (II) +Two for the Money (2005)/Pitts, Ron (I)/Riemer, Justin/Massengale, Marques/Conboy, Dillon/Sanders, Jeffrey/McClintock, O.J./McEown, J.B./Guilbaut, Jeremy/Assante, Armand/Dimopoulos, Stephen/Carroll, Charles (II)/Bunch, Jarrod/Williams, Tyler James/Rogers, Michael (III)/Lovgren, David/Gamlin, Stefan/Taylor, William S./Hayden, Josh/Rome, Jim/Reid, Kevin (I)/Dennard, Dustin/Makaj, Steve/Holmes, Adrian (I)/Mustillo, Louis/Schombing, Jason/Jones Jr., Tyrone/Graf, Derek/Wilson, Zach/Clark Jr., John/Ross, Joel (II)/Hudson, Gary (I)/Plunkett, Gerard/Pacino, Al/Kelly, Brad (I)/LeBrock, Barry/Robbins, Chris (I)/Chapman, Kevin (I)/Watanabe, Gedde/Robichaud, Mike/Myers, Joel/Jefferson, Cedric/Warris, Jackson/Royster, Mazio/Bolton, Gene/McConaughey, Matthew/Robinson, David C. (II)/Babers, Trevor/Patmon, Dewayne/Law, Ty/Piven, Jeremy/Sanders, Jeff (I)/Bruce, Jonathan (I)/Link, Brandon/Northey, Michael P./Scott, Malcolm (IV)/Garman, Ralph/Roberts, Trevor (I)/Mossley, Robin/Tully, Brandon/Paglaro, Chooch/Stamm, Raimund/Jones, Mike (XXII)/Veroni, Craig/Knight, Horace (II)/Kirk, James (I)/King, Jaime (I)/Ferenczi, Ildiko/Ward, Susan (I)/Cross, Kendall/Carro, Luciana/Austin, Chrislyn/Telek, April/Russo, Rene/Sood, Veena/Pope, Carly/Galik, Denise +Two Girls and a Guy (1997)/David, Angel/Downey Jr., Robert/Graham, Heather (I)/Van Der Wal, Frederique/Gregson Wagner, Natasha +Two Hands (1999)/Spence, Stuart/Duckworth, Rob/Le Marquand, Steve/Butel, Mitchell/Young, Warwick/Staunton, Brian/Paramore, Kiri/Coco, Salvatore/Hunter, Andrew (I)/Mitchell, Chris (IV)/Praed, Brett/Drury, William (I)/Moeaki, David/Bennett, Grant (I)/Suter, Glen/Vidler, Steven/Webb, Jim (II)/Ledger, Heath/Jones, Lynden/Sari, Waddah/Muncu, Adam/Long, Tom (I)/Bradford, Damian/Forrow, Tony/Fenton, Stuart/Monk, Damian/Kalnins, Dale/Wright, Tim (III)/Darcy-Smith, Kieran/Field, David (I)/Darling, Jarrah/Mclean, Peter/Innes, Mick/Wilkinson, Mathew/Smith, Kevin (XXXII)/Kemp, Jai/Amodeo, Daniel/Brown, Bryan (I)/Zissler, Jonno/Sheaves, Evan/Ehlers, Jerome/McClorey, Mariel/Phillips, Jacquy/Natalie, Lisa/Wynne, Avril/Byrne, Rose/Tarnawski, Katya/Acres, Mary/O'Sullivan, Moya/Savakkis, Poppy/Porter, Susie/Stanley, Kristine/Corcoran, Imelda +Two Jakes, The (1990)/Keith, David (I)/DiCocco, Paulie/Mantell, Joe/Ihgner, Benard/Nicholson, Jack/Forrest, Frederic/George, Bob (I)/Duffy, William (IV)/Cervi, Kenneth/Weaver, Lee (II)/Warnick, Allan/Chaffin, Alan/Morris, Jeff (I)/Pillich, Simeon/Parks, Van Dyke/Palmer, Earl/Tynan, Will/Blades, Rubén/Waits, Tom/Wallach, Eli/Hong, James/Lopez, Perry/Ent, James/McGovern, Don/Walter, Tracey/Shaner, John Herman/Thorpe, Ian (I)/DiCocco Jr., Paul A./Riley, Herman/Shaner, Michael/Flynn, Scott (I)/Keitel, Harvey/Hill, Dean (I)/Abdul-Mansour, Malek/Hackett, John (I)/Farnsworth, Richard/Stowe, Madeleine/Tilly, Meg/Wayman, Joy/Vela, Rosie/Forristal, Susan/Marshall, Annie (III)/Carlton, Sue/Broussard, Rebecca/Durham, Patricia/Croisette, Lisa (I)/Mitchell, Suzanne (I)/Diamond, Jessica Z./Costello, Wyn/Anders, Luana/Littrell, Moreen/Dunaway, Faye/Ingerman, Randi/Northrop, Collette/Grønning, Pia +Two Mules for Sister Sara (1970)/Marc, Xavier/Eastwood, Clint/Torvay, José/Fábregas, Manuel (I)/Galván, Pedro/Chávez, José/Córdova, Pancho/Luna, Margarito/Estuardo, David/Silvestre, Armando/Kelly, John (XIV)/Masse, Javier/Espinosa 'Ferrusquilla', José Ángel/Morin, Alberto (I)/Lucero, Enrique/MacLaine, Shirley/Carrasco, Ada/Muñoz, Aurora/Furman, Rosa/Santoveña, Hortensia +Two Weeks Notice (2002)/Rosario, José Ramón/Grant, Hugh (I)/Grupper, Adam/Tierney, Patrick (II)/Zeisler, Mark/Dee, Johnny/Cunningham, John (I)/Gary Jr., Jimmy/Feuerstein, Mark/Tolomanosi, Vancho/Dokuchitz, Jonathan/Badalucco Jr., Joseph/Missick, Dorian/Haig, David/King III, George Gearhart/Hayden, Danny (I)/McGee, Kirk/Baker, David Aaron/Rand, Sebastian/Shinjo, Tsuyoshi/Piazza, Mike (I)/Trump, Donald/Klein, Robert (I)/Aaron, Jeff/Kang, Tim/Antoon, Jason/Musacchia, Rocco/Bowers, Bill (I)/Mendell, David/LeFevre, Adam/Stellato, Frank/Bougere, Teagle F./Thourlby, William/Castaldo, Craig/Fante, Fabrizio/McClelland, Charles (II)/Jefferson, David (II)/Burns, Heather/Owens, Elizabeth (I)/Brandt, Sierra/Maier, Charlotte/Lorenz, Deirdre/Lu, Joanna/West, Libby/Cherry, Elizabeth/Voss, Laura/Larkins, Jeya/Swift, Francie/Mozon, Nadine/Wilkins, Sharon/Polanco, Iraida/Witt, Alicia/Gould, Jeannette/LaManna, Janine/Siegfried, Mandy/Bernhardt, Lainie/Kullman, Wynter/Fiedler, Shannon/Winnick, Katheryn/Délé/Cox, Veanne/Collins, Carrie (I)/Ivey, Dana/Kancher, Dori/Jones, Norah/Bullock, Sandra/Baker, Becky Ann/Lutz, Marina +U Turn (1997)/Thornton, Billy Bob/Phoenix, Joaquin/Boothe, Powers/Rutowski, Richard/Voight, Jon/Briscoe, Brent/Volokh, Ilia/Flach, Jeff/Nikolayev, Valeri/Nolte, Nick/Penn, Sean (I)/Benrubi, Abraham/Stone, Sean/Hopkins, Bo/Linares, Aida/Danes, Claire/Tyler, Liv/Tien, Annie/Foster, Sheri/Metcalf, Laurie/Hagerty, Julie/Lopez, Jennifer (I) +U-571 (2000)/Lahoda, Robert/Guiry, Tom/Glade, Martin (I)/Allyn, Rob/Redman, Erich/Noseworthy, Jack/Mathews, Corporal Cory Glen/Estes, Will (I)/Power, Dave/Rees, Norman Campbell/Maurer, Kai/Evans, Sergeant William John/Voigt, Carsten/Würger, Gunter/Paxton, Bill/Wood, Jasper/Osthus, Oliver/Askwith, Robin/Falconer, Corporal John William/Weber, Jake/Settle, Matthew/Tucker, Burnell/Keith, David (I)/Stokowski, Oliver/Klawitter, Arnd/Palladino, Erik/Bon Jovi, Jon/Cheetwood, Derk/McConaughey, Matthew/Stark, Peter (I)/Carson, Terrence 'T.C.'/Kretschmann, Thomas/Keitel, Harvey/Ardeatini, Valentina/Malinowski, Jennifer Barrett/De Laurentiis, Carolyna/Tilney, Rebecca/De Laurentiis, Dina +U.S. Marshals (1998)/Roebuck, Daniel/Barford, Ian/Young, Louis (I)/Rochford, Terry G./Jett, Charlie/Le Fevour, Rick/Fordham, David/Hytower, Roy/Snyder, Rick/Toler, Ray/Mohler, Robert/Reed, Kent (II)/Bajenski, Len/Brown, Lennox/Thomas, Wendell/Jones, Tommy Lee/Fierro, James/Pantoliano, Joe/Burns, Peter (I)/Gibb, Donald (I)/Bales, David A./Fernandez, Eddie J. (I)/Bernhardt, Chick/Daraiseh, Ammar/Kurcz, Robert/Paris, Tony (I)/Snipes, Wesley/Lexsee, Richard/Guido, Michael/Herion, Don/DeCaro, Matt/Maxwell, Norman Max/Payton, Christian/Edwards, Rick (II)/Thomsen, Richard/Teinert, Cliff/Li, Donald/Clemons, Lorenzo/Cinabro, Stephen/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Hyner Jr., George J./Vann, Marc/Cray, Ed (I)/Wilkie, Rich (I)/Dado (I)/Davenport, Johnny Lee/Bean, Chris (I)/Isaac, Romanos/Wood, Tom (II)/Kersner, David/Letts, Tracy/King, Steve (II)/Ward Jr., E. Glenn/Frazier, Cliff/Braun, Michael (II)/Pickren, Richard/Peyankov, Yasen/Sie, James/Fitzpatrick, Tony (I)/Chan, Michael Paul/Malahide, Patrick/Downey Jr., Robert/Sullivan, Perry D./Mukherji, Kevin/DeMentri, Vince/Lucci, Ralph J./Morettini, Mark/Vaccaro, Karen/Jacobson, Amy D./Richardson, LaTanya/Contursi, Janet L./Pickleman, Brenda/Baker, Cynthia (I)/Hearn, Ellen/Thalken, Meg/Nelligan, Kate/Alouane, Tressana/Abdoo, Rose/Bell, Mindy/Ware, Marie/Black, Varen/Jacob, Irène/Wilde, Lynn/Hart, Susan (IV)/Bandera, Vaitiare +U2: Rattle and Hum (1988)/Clayton, Adam (I)/Pendergrass, George/Gussow, Adam/Hardy, Gary/Horn, Jim (I)/Miskulin, Joseph M./King, B.B./Magee, Sterling/Love, Andrew (II)/Bono/The Edge/Hale, Jack/Mullen Jr., Larry/Joanou, Phil/Jackson, Wayne (II)/Bell, Dennis (II)/Brennan, M.C./Terrell, Dorothy/Murphy, Gayl/Sheppard, Stacey +Ugetsu monogatari (1953)/Sawamura, Ikio/Onoe, Eigoro/Mori, Masayuki (I)/Kagawa, Ryosuke/Amano, Ichirô/Ueda, Kichijiro/Date, Saburo/Koshikawa, Hajime/Aoyama, Sugisaku/Ozawa, Eitarô/Ramon, Kozabuno/Tsuchida, Kichijiro/Nanbu, Shozo/Ramon, Mitsusaburô/Koyama, Sugisaka/Tanaka, Kinuyo/Kyô, Machiko/Kondo, Reiko (I)/Môri, Kikue/Koyanagi, Keiko/Mito, Mitsuko/Omi, Teruko +UHF (1989)/Weiss, Robert K./Paragon, John/Colvig Jr., Vance/Gardner, Jay/Barty, Billy/Green, Ivan/Frank, Tony/Bullard, Kim/Hallum, Eldon G./Silva, Trinidad/Schwartz, Jon (I)/West, Jim (I)/James, Grant (I)/Watanabe, Gedde/Hagler, Nik/Friedman, Barry (I)/Fisher, George (III)/Cadenhead, John (I)/Maras, Adam/Witt, Joseph/Harlan, John/Maras, Bob/Kelly, M.G./Salome, Tony/Glucksman, Herbert/Routh, Brian/Jay, Steve/Yankovic, 'Weird Al'/Washington, Lou B./O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Bowe, David/Callard, Roger/Roden, Kevin/Philips, Emo/Frank, Robert (IV)/Proval, David/Maynard, Jeff (I)/Knight, Travis (I)/Carlson, Francis M./Cook, Kenwick/Brock, Stanley/Levey, Jay/Clarke, Adam (I)/Hansen, Barry (II)/Stephens, Cliff/Geary, Anthony/Marsh, Charles (II)/Richards, Michael (I)/Restivo, Joe/Hungerford, Bob/von Haselberg, Martin/Howard, Jeff (VII)/Rose, Jim (I)/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Langdon, Sue Ane/Drescher, Fran/Jackson, Victoria (I)/Thrash, Billie Lee/Orsillo, Gigi/Engstrom, Sherry/Johnson, Nancy (I)/Mathieu, Debbie/Bauer, Belinda (I)/Stefanic, Lisa R./Wagner, Lori/Cummins, Wilma Jeanne/Allen, Sara +Ulee's Gold (1997)/Flanagan, Jim (I)/Whitehurst, James T./Marshall, Dale C./Campbell, J. Kenneth/Fish, Chad/Fonda, Peter (I)/Branner, Charles/Burns, Traber/Wood, Tom (II)/Sexton, Will (I)/Weber, Dewey/Flynn, Steven/Marshall, Ryan (I)/Zima, Vanessa/Richardson, Patricia (I)/Dunford, Christine/Biel, Jessica +Ultimo bacio, L' (2001)/Cincis, Emanuele/Santamaria, Claudio/Daciano, Marcello/Amandola, Vittorio/D'Agata, Nino/Cocci, Marco/Zanchini, Federico/Favino, Pierfrancesco/Alemanno, Alberto/Sgobbi, Giorgio/Natoli, Piero/Accorsi, Stefano/Pasotti, Giorgio/Muccino, Silvio/Castellitto, Sergio/Diberti, Luigi/Barbera, Carmelo/Nobili, Ines/Bernardi, Lina/Sampaolesi, Vanessa/Trucchia, Federica/Sandrelli, Stefania/Impacciatore, Sabrina/Javicoli, Susanna/Rocchetti, Elisabetta/Steigerwalt, Giulia/Saporetti, Laura Stella/Carmignani, Giulia/Orioli, Regina/Mezzogiorno, Giovanna/Piazza, Daniela/Rossi, Bruna/Cherici, Bianca/Stella, Martina/Consoli, Carmen/Pizzi, Adelaide/Genolini, María Dolores +Ultimo tango a Parigi (1972)/Koziak, Stéphane/Léaud, Jean-Pierre/Delahaye, Michel/Brando, Marlon/Pulone, Gianni/Diament, Dan/Mendizábal, Ramón/Girotti, Massimo/Schommer, Peter/Marchetti, Mauro/Abplanalp, Armand/Lepennec, Gérard/Bideau, Jean-Luc/Pinson, Mimi/Magrini, Gitt/Kesterber, Rachel/Lazar, Veronica/Légitimus, Darling/Sola, Catherine/Galletti, Giovanna/Allégret, Catherine/Betti, Laura/Marquand, Luce/Michi, Maria/Sciutto, Franca/Schneider, Maria (I)/Breillat, Marie-Hélène/Breillat, Catherine +Ultraviolet (2006)/Gould, Mitch/Thomas, Theodore/Whyte, Daniel/Martin, Ryan (III)/Hawe, Daniel/Moore, Phillip (II)/Lotan, Gilad/Cullen, Clay/Smith, Mike (I)/Wait, Russell/Garner, Chris (I)/O'Rorke, Kieran/Luu, Duc/Boyd, Abraham/Bright, Cameron/Ferguson, Don (III)/Zetterlund, Martin/Murphy, Jack (XIV)/Wimmer, Kurt/Calcote, Steven/Sturgess, Matthew/Spurrier, Pete/Mesch, Digger/Gooding, Jesse/Piper, Scott (II)/Jackson, Luke (I)/Key, Alexander (II)/Tse, Fei Wai/Andrieu, Sebastien/Collier, David (V)/Fichtner, William/Alonzo, Robert/Swing, Diego/Chinlund, Nick/Mamood, Ricardo (I)/Smiljevic, Igor/Hicks, Mark (I)/Martin, Ida/Galenko, Youlia/Jovovich, Milla/Caputo, Jennifer/Williams, Mary Catherine/Jancula, Katarina +Umberto D. (1952)/Battisti, Carlo/Albani Barbieri, Alberto/Carotenuto, Memmo/Campagnola, Pasquale/Maggiorani, Lamberto/Ferri, Riccardo/Simova, Ileana/Gennari, Lina/Rea, Elena/Casilio, Maria-Pia +Un chien andalou (1929)/Messan, Fano/Buñuel, Luis/Batcheff, Pierre/Dalí, Salvador/Marval/Hommet, Robert/Miravilles, Jaime/Mareuil, Simone +Un coeur en hiver (1992)/Auteuil, Daniel/Yordanoff, Luben/Doude, Van/Grice, Jeffrey/Dussollier, André/Fonbonne, Jean-Marie/Domange, François/Rothmann, Xavier/Bideau, Jean-Luc/Cheremetieff, Pierre/Lengyel Oguz, János/Garrel, Maurice/De Williencourt, Dominique/Bouillaud, Jean-Claude/Villa, Jacques (I)/Bellal, Benoît/Carré de Malberg, Stanislas/Garcia, Nanou/Macina, Anne/Catillon, Brigitte/Bourgine, Élisabeth/Debels, Severine/Béart, Emmanuelle/Hermet, Michele/Barbouth, Galaxie/Boyer, Myriam +Un long dimanche de fiançailles (2004)/Faure, Marc/Maymat, Philippe/Mathey-Dreyfus, Arnaud/Dussollier, André/Pereira, Christian/Rufus (I)/Chalmeau, Michel/Rouve, Jean-Paul/Darroussin, Jean-Pierre/Bonastre, Xavier/Debrosse, Eric/Vuillermoz, Michel/Vitte, Richard/Audubert, Louis-Marie/Butet, Stéphane/Heitz, Pierre/Lecoq, Jean-Claude/Petukhovs, Aleksandrs (II)/Klein, Arnaud/Becker, Jean-Pierre/Lanners, Bouli/Ulliel, Gaspard/Perie, Christophe/Claus, Gaspar/Beautier, Philippe/Bettenfeld, Dominique/Bowen, Vincent/Kircher, Jérôme/Duquesne, Philippe/Dupontel, Albert/Holgado, Ticky/Gibault, Thierry/Barbier, Jean-Gilles/Paroux, Patrick/Caumartin, Alexandre/Cancelier, Urbain/Cornillac, Clovis/Pido/Robin, Michel (I)/Philippot, Marcel/Bèche, Jean-Philippe/Berlioz, Xavier/Lavant, Denis/Berthon, Morgan/Bahlmann, Till/Maly, Xavier/Karyo, Tchéky/Defosse, Eric/Dreyfus, Jean-Claude/Leclaire, Virgil/Gaultier, Tony/Pinon, Dominique/Gondoin, Michel/Masson, Gilles/Weingand, Gérald/Levantal, François/Sonzogni, Luc/Pauly, Rodolphe/Robert, Marc (II)/Marciszewer, Arnaud/Pain, Frankie/Löwensohn, Elina/Lesieur, Jade/Foster, Jodie/Neuwirth, Chantal/Rigault, Sandrine/Colmagne, Marie-Thé/Roustan, Myriam/Depardieu, Julie/Cotillard, Marion/Sironneau, Esther/Berger, Rachel/Le Pechon, Solène/Bel, Frédérique/Tautou, Audrey/Gesnel, Stéphanie/Rayer, Maud/Lievyn, Pascale/Kacprzak, Aleksandra/Thomassin, Florence/Durand, Anaïs +Unbearable Lightness of Being, The (1988)/Majer, Peter/Szabó, László (I)/Lissek, Leon/Chelkoff, Victor/Bork, Tomek/Josephson, Erland/Lint, Derek de/Valenta, Vladimír/Slaby, Pavel/Skarsgård, Stellan/Lepinaux, Bernard/Moulévrier, Gérard/Myers, Bruce/Bouillon, Jean-Claude/Oleg, Charly/Szoboda, Milos/Millot, Charles/Sanfratello, André/Stanislav, Jirí/Cornillac, Clovis/Moffat, Donald/Romano (I)/Ciron, Jacques/Busch, Niven/Dauphin, Jean-Claude/Day-Lewis, Daniel/Landovský, Pavel/Olbrychski, Daniel/Nemec, Jan/Beuer, Miroslaw/Plantard, Sylvie (I)/Berg, Claudine/Kalensky, Pascale/De Moncutt, Dominique/Lonnberg, Anne/Baïdar-Poliakoff, Olga/Walters, Marrian/De Haviland, Consuelo/Capelier, Margot/Potter, Christine/Noérie, Isabelle/Atwell, Judith (I)/Olin, Lena/Pravda, Hana Maria/Vernier, Helenka/Binoche, Juliette/Constandache, Monica/Lévêque, Josiane/Abraham-Vernier, Jacqueline +Unbreakable (2000)/Havens, Andrea/Caton, Robert Randolph/Bosco, Anthony/Shyamalan, M. Night/Rowe, Bill (II)/Chrismandu/Jackson, Samuel L./Rodriguez, Jose L./Kelly, Chance/Oliver, Sean (I)/Glick, Marc H./Bamji, Firdous/Amedori, John Patrick/Sachar, Jonathan/Perillo, Joey/Hazinsky, Joey/Lenon, Bryce/Lawton, Anthony (I)/Roehm Sr., David C./Pricskett, Mark/Willis, Bruce/Christopher, Bostin/Bowersox, Bob/Clark, Spencer Treat/Walker, Eamonn/Beck, Gary (II)/Neulinger, Sasha/Handy, James/Mueller, John B./Horos, Greg/Kelly, Michael (V)/Barnish, Mark/Roberts, Sherman/Council, Richard/Kain, Rick/Nileski, Josh M./Lawson, Lon/Korin, Greg/Costa, Antonio (VII)/Poulton, Mark/Washington, Ukee/Duffield, David (II)/Berry, Todd/Jamison, Johnny Hiram/Young, Damian/Rusk, John/Walker, Tamara/Dietlein, Marsha/Shepherd, Cue/Regan, Laura (I)/Pickell, Lisa/Sugarman, Whitney/Wilder, Susan/Mahon, Christina/Murphy, Dianne Cotten/Parrish, Sally/Hultman, Natalie/Savino, Samantha/Lulevitch, Erin/Thomas, Simms/Wright Penn, Robin/Stefanson, Leslie/Yorks, Julia/Carroll, Michaelia/Day, Johanna/Hale, Jennifer (I)/Woodard, Charlayne/Lawrence, Elizabeth (I)/Eckert, Angela +Uncle Buck (1989)/Robinson, Joel (II)/Kneeland, Wayne/Turner, Arnold F./Tarantina, Brian/Whipple, Erik/Eastman, Kyle Lewis/Ames, Granville/Larson, Todd (I)/Rosenthal, Mark (II)/Bouble, Garin/Starr, Mike (I)/Hoskins, Tim/Brown, Garrett M./Blessing, Jack/Candy, John/Berkowitz, Michael (I)/Cockrum, Dennis/Todd, Ryan (I)/Ellis, Ramey/Payne, Ron/Underwood, Jay (I)/Culkin, Macaulay/von Nessen, Doug/Baumgartner, Colin/Windom, William/French, Leigh/Kelly, Jean Louisa/Anderson, LaVerne/Taylor, Dana/Kane, Jennifer (I)/Metcalf, Laurie/Affrunti, Genae/Bottando, Betsy/Madigan, Amy/Chlumsky, Anna/Morgan, Julia (I)/Bromka, Elaine/Arquette, Patricia/Carlson, Cathy (II)/Odessa, Devon/Jacoby, Laura/Payne, Julie (I)/Loftis, Christen/Vickerilla, Jane/Perrine, Rachel Thompson/Hoffmann, Gaby (I)/Shepherd, Suzanne/Doctor, Gina/Casler, Gigi +Undead (2003)/Dickenson, Tim/Andriolo, Jacob/Jenkins, Rob/Sheriff, Brad/McKay, Mungo/Doran, Rob (II)/Guthrie, Paul (II)/King, William John/Hunter, Dirk/Whitcomb, David (I)/Sheridan, Noel (II)/Mensforth, Peter/Grieg, Steve/Jozinovic, Robert/Aked, Chintamani/O'Donnell, Steven (III)/Stillman, Eleanor/Arakelian, Francesca/Salter, Kyan Marie/Potter-Cowie, Georgia/Maric, Kristijana/Moore, Robyn (I)/Steel, Michele/Cunningham, Lisa (II)/McGowan, Kathleen (I)/Randall, Emma/Mason, Felicity (II)/Wensley, Gaynor +Under Siege (1992)/Sansom, Michael/Welden, Michael/Robinson, Nate/Cheney, Dick/Muzila, Tom/Seagal, Steven/Robinson, Tad/Druilhet, Tom/Stewart, Wendall Wayne/Hinton, Lee (I)/Burroughs, Kirk/Barge, Gene/Reynolds, Tom (III)/Dupont, Daniel (I)/Gardner, Gary (I)/Wood, Tom (II)/Meaney, Colm/Mancuso, Nick/Nichols, Robert (V)/Wayne, Kevin/Lipscomb, Dennis/Chapa, Damian/Davis, Richard (II)/James, Adam (I)/Alexander, Leo/Bullock, Hiram/Bush, George/Wiggins, Jerone/Friedman, Daniel H./Chimento, Jim/Stump, Gregory G./Jones, Tommy Lee/Bozzi, Bruce/Cheung, George/Des Barres, Michael/Rea, Brad/Elam, Ousaun/Cruz, Raymond/Gliddon, Jamie/Druilhet, Edmund/Parham, Robert D./Dye, Dale/Davis, Duane/John, Joseph R./McKnight, David (I)/Cameron, Chris 'Hambone'/Piemonte, Pee Wee/Busey, Gary/Romano, Andy/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/Pinkard, Craig/Carey, Ralph Wesley/Ward, Sandy/Jones, Richard (IV)/Webster, David (I)/Rottger, John/Palmisano, Conrad E./Evans, Troy (I)/Corte Jr., E. Daniel/Dunn, Craig/Nino, Miguel/Hodges, David U./Casey, Bernie/Avera, Jamie/O'Neal, Patrick (I)/Silva, Luis J./Brown, Tony (V)/Pierre, Rickey/Ferrara, Frank/James, Michael Gaylord/Kosala, Joseph F./Morshower, Glenn/Eleniak, Erika/Bush, Barbara (I)/Carlson, Dru Anne +Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995)/Adcox-Hernandez, Thom/Wu, Ping/Vieira, Ken/Applegate, Royce D./Garner, Stan/Smith, Silan/Banks, Jonathan/Dirker, Jim/Gianopoulos, David/Chestnut, Morris/Sowers, Scott/Sapienza, Al/Kilpatrick, Patrick/Shred, Ted (II)/Caciola, James V./Wiles, Rick/Kingi, Henry/Mancuso, Nick/Nasso, Julius R./Backman, Anthony/Seagal, Steven/Russell, Todd O./Douglas, D.C./Darga, Christopher/Collins, Greg (II)/Smith, Kurtwood/Stewart, Denis L./Bogosian, Eric/Clark, James (I)/McGill, Everett/Blakely, Don/Greene, Peter (I)/Roman, Frank (I)/Brown, Wren T./Romano, Andy/Tabata, Warren/Dye, Dale/Bakke, Brenda/Malinka, Lana/MacNeal, Catherine/Lewis, Ginger/Taylor, Sandra (I)/Starr, Jennifer (I)/Heigl, Katherine/Alaouie, Afifi/Davis, Phyllis +Under Suspicion (2000)/Herrick, Myron/Ortiz, Eddie Santiago/Ruiz, Eliezer Dávila/Denton, Willie/Miro, Richard/Zayas, Miguel M./Jane, Thomas/Caballero, Luis (I)/Hackman, Gene/Gomez, Mike (I)/Martínez, Miguel (I)/Suárez, Miguel Ángel/Travieso, Hector/Escudero, Rafi/Rodrigo, Al/Candelario, Victor M./Cunqueiro, Pablo/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Tubert, Marcelo/Garcia, Juan Luis (II)/Rose, Frank (III)/Cervoni, Rene/Saldana, Ramon/Vicens, Conchita/Maldonado, Norma/Yamile, Sahyly/Calero, Marisol/Shenk, Vanessa/Nanin, Odaylys/Ponder Pistor, Zina/Algaze, Isabel/Caro, Nydia (II)/Leschin, Luisa/Duprey, Jacqueline/Cotto, Gelian/Bellucci, Monica/Beato, Patricia/Marquez, Vanessa/Millán, Vanesa +Under the Tuscan Sun (2003)/Bonini, Marco/Kehler, Jack/Lazzaro, Salvatore/Nobile, Roberto/Palka, Ralph/Gennaro, Domenico/Fubini, Marco/Novelli, Emiliano/Bova, Raoul/Monicelli, Mario/Buondonno, Giuseppe/Paganini, Davide/Sutcliffe, David (I)/Sarchielli, Massimo/Kaplan, Sean (I)/Winters, Kristoffer Ryan/Pecchillo, Vittorio/Szajda, Pawel/Siano, Nuccio/Henson, Elden/Macchiavelli, Pierfilippo/Vulicevic, Sasa/Saran, Andrea/Bucatinsky, Dan/Radzik, Johnny/Dori, Sandro/McManus, Don (I)/Jones, Jeffery (II)/Marziali, Marcello/Rivas, Geoffrey/Riotta, Vincent/Pelka, Valentine/Tambor, Jeffrey/Salinger, Matt/Gerini, Claudia/Bernardini, Giulia/Pestellini, Laura/Gori, Evelina/Nissen, Marit/Lane, Diane (I)/Walsh, Kate (I)/Guicheney, Malva/Petrucci, Francesca/Zagaria, Anita/Duncan, Lindsay (I)/Oh, Sandra/Steigerwalt, Giulia/Porti, Chiara/Cansanella, Romina +Undercover Blues (1993)/Matthews, Dakin/Colomes, Robert R./Ellis, Chris (I)/Chappelle, Dave/Arata, Michael/Greene, Michael (I)/Bell, Marshall/Robinson, Louis (I)/Wertz, Nicholas/Triska, Jan/Adams, Robert (IV)/Lew, James/Lipscomb, Dennis/Jordan, M. Randell/Keener, Eliott/Austin, John (II)/Barre, Brett S./Rubinek, Saul/Miller, Larry (I)/Lesslir, Larry/Henderson, Spencer/Tucci, Stanley/Braun, Eddie/Jenkins, Richard (I)/McIntosh, Bill (I)/LeFlore, Julius/Babatundé, Obba/Arnold, Tom (I)/Bedig, Barry/Scott, Codie (I)/Krupa, Olek/Blunt, Phillip S./Willis, Roger (I)/Brown, Ralph (I)/Quaid, Dennis/Schuelke, Michelle/Zinser, Marion/Lo, Siboney (I)/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Shaw, Fiona/Overall, Park/Szeto, Kathina/Lewis, Jenifer/Gaskin, Katherine/Boylston, Diana +Undercover Brother (2002)/Taylor, Troy (I)/Vasilantonakis, L.J./Townsend, Robert (I)/Thomas, Bryan (III)/Brown, James (I)/Kaye, Marvin/Kelly, Jim (II)/White, Jaleel/Ames, Kenner/Wietersen, Brad/Bianco, Marco/Morrison, Layton/McGuire, Darren/Griffin, Eddie/Smart, Lee/Fong, Tig/Szkoda, Peter/Williams, Gary Anthony/Pearce, Dave (II)/Rodman, Dennis/Williams, Billy Dee/Renfro, Bryan/Jackson, Jesse (I)/Reynolds, Simon (I)/King, Martin Luther/Alachiotis, Nick/Harris, Neil Patrick/Sparrow, David/Chappelle, Dave/Mathis III, James C./Pardo, Ron/Downer, Wayne/Butcher, Randy/O'Connor, Jim (III)/Hall, J.D./McBride, Chi/Noseworthy, Jack/Trumbull, Robert (I)/Taylor, William B./Rapovski, Paul/Kattan, Chris/Mr. T/Roundtree, Richard/Burke, Jenni/MacDonald, Shauna/Essense, Divine Earth/Adams, Enid-Raye/West, Liz (I)/Embden, Judi/Sorell, Gina/Ellis, Aunjanue/Grier, Pam/Spear, Susie/Richards, Denise/Fraser, Keisha T. +Underground (1995)/al-Assad, Hafez/Vojnov, Dragoljub/Milosavljevic, Dragoljub-Gula/Nikalic, Batica/Stojkovic, Danilo 'Bata'/Zagorac, Predrag/King Hussein/Stötzner, Ernst/Kadic, Erol/Brezhnev, Leonid/Karajlic, Dr. Nele/Kusturica, Emir/Ristovski, Lazar (I)/Dano, Rick/Milinkovic, Predrag/Tatic, Josif/Todorovic, Srdjan/Dujmovic, Davor/Nikolic, Dragan (I)/King Olav V/Cvejic, Branko/Ceausescu, Nicolae/Prince Philip/Arafat, Yasser/Lecic, Branislav/Sotirov, Stojan/Manojlovic, Miki/Spengler, Pierre/Bohm, Hark/Gromyko, Andrei/Miljkovic, Zoran/Tito, Josip Broz/Waldheim, Kurt/Mondale, Walter/Schmidt, Helmut (I)/Schreyer, Ed/Stimac, Slavko/Mitrovic, Zeljko/Dordevic, Miodrag/Markovic, Radovan (I)/Mountain, Péter/Todorovic, Bora/Kralj, Petar/Tuka, Mirsad/Biogradlija, Desa/Jokovic, Mirjana/Stavreva, Albena/Andjelkovic, Aleksandra/Pavlovic, Milena/Karanovic, Mirjana/Kecman, Tanja/Thatcher, Margaret/Jovanovic, Ljiljana/Hurtocakova, Zdena/Djorevska, Elizabeta/Zdravic, Danica +Underworld (2003)/Steele, Brian (I)/Mukatis, Mike/Schneider, Todd (I)/McBride, Danny (I)/Kozeluh, Dennis J./Leder, Erwin/Amos, Hank/McElroy, Scott/Boros, Sándor/Speedman, Scott/Carley, Kurt/Patton, Andreas/Gee, Robbie/Nighy, Bill/Miller, Wentworth/Brolly, Shane/Bolla, Sándor/Oláh, János (I)/Pinke, Atilla/Grevioux, Kevin/Papp, Zoltan (I)/Cetrone, Richard/Sheen, Michael/Myles, Sophia/Kuchta, Judit/Görög, Zita/Barsi, Zsuzsa/Kovács, Ildikó (II)/Damak, Jazmín/Beckinsale, Kate/Nagy, Vanessa +Underworld: Evolution (2006)/Beeby, Trevor/McElroy, Scott/O'Shea, Michael (V)/Sumpton, Christopher R./Ganeev, Raoul/Armstrong, Michasha/Cetrone, Richard/Decker, Colin/Lovaghy, Attila/Millington, Sean/Steele, Brian (I)/Mann, John (VI)/Chapple, Julius/Jacobi, Derek/Hough, Adrian/Mackintosh, Steven/Mukatis, Mike/Kavadas, Andrew/Brolly, Shane/Carley, Kurt/Sheen, Michael/Curran, Tony (I)/Webster, Travis/Papineau, Dany/Speedman, Scott/Nighy, Bill/Rogerson, Sean/Grant, Alexander (III)/Görög, Zita/Levins, Kayla/Myles, Sophia/Sheen, Lily Mo/Beckinsale, Kate/Gjesdal, Kaja/Danielle, Christine/Hamburg, Monica +Undisputed (2002)/Wallace, Johnathan Wesley/Jackson, John David/P, Master/Arndt, Denis/Williams, Johnny (I)/D'Angerio, Joe/Tessiero, Michael A./Hensz, James Alan/Heinze, Steve/Pobanz, Bruce/Stevens, Fisher/Studi, Wes/Falk, Peter (I)/C-Murder/Wynne, Christopher/Seda, Jon/Rooker, Michael/Shocker, Silkk Tha/Heisey, Johann/Grigas, George/Harrington, John D./Lover, Ed (I)/Medlock, Ken/Libonatt, Daren/Young, Bruce A./Snipes, Wesley/Rhames, Ving/Jason, Peter/Christy, George/Smith, J.W./Callie, Dayton/Lampley, Jim/Cascone, Nicholas/Mignea, Andrei/Gibson, Toby (II)/Stewart, Nils Allen/Minns, Byron/Smith, Michael Bailey/Boz/Young, Taylor (II)/Aquino, Amy/Sweat, Reggi Danielle/Vidal, Sandra/Dalian, Susan/O'Boyle, Maureen/Rollins, Rose/Kagan, Elaine +Unendliche Geschichte, Die (1984)/Lenart, Frank/Oliver, Barret/Hathaway, Noah/Gunn, Moses/Reincke, Heinz/Hill, Thomas (I)/McRaney, Gerald/Oppenheimer, Alan/Cooksey, Darryl/Gilbert, Nicholas/Bromley, Sydney/Prückner, Tilo/Roy, Deep/Garrett, Drum/Seidel, Silvia/Stronach, Tami/Hayes, Patricia (I) +Unfaithful (2002)/Badalucco Jr., Joseph/Abadie, William/Glaser, Charles/Lowe, Chad (I)/Shenkel, Les/Failla, Paul D./Ivanek, Zeljko/Ludwig, Salem/Maitland, Matthew/Smith-Reynolds, Hal/Emerson, Michael (I)/Gupton, Damon/Sullivan, Erik Per/Pjeternikaj, Nik/Bruce-Gardyne, James/Jefferson, David (II)/Chianese, Dominic/Frankie (IV)/Anderson, Erich (I)/Gere, Richard/Gleason, Larry (II)/Basaraba, Gary/Tobin, John H./Nauffts, Geoffrey/Forget, Marc/Gibson, Russell (II)/Simpson, Tyree Michael/Cayne, Al/Miller, George F./Martinez, Olivier/Rothman, John/Gelardi, Maria/Borge, Frederikke/Taylor, Myra Lucretia/Colón-Zayas, Liza/Pitoniak, Anne/Emery, Lisa/Burton, Kate (I)/Wu, Sophia/Lane, Diane (I)/Colin, Margaret/Monaghan, Michelle/Arden, Murielle +Unfinished Life, An (2005)/Lucas, Byron/Redford, Robert (I)/Lewis, Damian (I)/Camroux-Taylor, Ken/Moss, Trevor/Dory, Sean J./Hayter, Rob/Lucas, Josh (I)/Korenberg, Bryan/Kipling, Dale/Bear, Bart the (II)/Diablo, Jason/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Brown, R. Nelson/Brinson, Dillard/Boyd, Lynda/Manheim, Camryn/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Dancose, Jayne/Tead, Jill/Johnson, P. Lynn/Barton, Bonnie/Polson, Sandra/Dunn-Morris, Danielle/Gardner, Becca +Unforgiven (1992)/Harris, Richard (I)/James, Anthony (I)/Campbell, Rob (I)/Marsh, Walter/White, Ron (I)/Pyper-Ferguson, John/Koons, Robert/Haynes, Blair/Eastwood, Clint/Maurer, Michael (I)/Rubinek, Saul/Ratchford, Jeremy/Karas, Sam/Mucci, David (I)/Joshua, Larry/Cardinal, Ben/Orrison, George/Herman, James/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Mina, Mina E./Munro, Lochlyn/Kope, Henry/Reese, Larry/Hackman, Gene/Goossen, Greg/Mappin, Jefferson/Hayes, Phil (I)/Meier, Shane/Butler, Garner/Woolvett, Jaimz/Davidson, William (V)/Charrois, Michael/Freeman, Morgan (I)/McLean, Paul (II)/Beavers, Buddy/Levasseur, Aline/Repo-Martell, Liisa/Frederick, Tara/Smith, Josie (I)/Elliott, Beverley/Cardinal, Cherrilene/Fisher, Frances (I)/Levine, Anna (I) +United 93 (2006)/Tepper, Rick/Sontz, Joey/Johnson, Corey (I)/Callahan, Greg/Kaplun, John/Karagovalis, Dennis/Alsamari, Lewis/Deare, Morgan/Reynolds, Michael J./Parr, Matthew E./Rasche, David/Sliney, Ben/Applegate, Curt/Commock, Gary/Smith, Tony (XXII)/St. Esprit, Patrick/Basche, David Alan/Roberts, Thomas (III)/Johnson, J.J. (V)/Bencal, Michael/Hermann, Peter (I)/Tourin, Scott/Abdalla, Khalid/Henry, Gregg/Poland, Simon/Zien, Chip/Fitzgerald, Tom (IV)/Siebert, Matt/Clemenson, Christian/Redman, Erich/Miller, Tobin/Charleson, Ray (II)/Serviss, Robert/Walsh, Bill (VII)/Marinker, Peter/Moraitis, John/Fox, James (VII)/Sullivan, Rich/Marques, Bard/Fraser, Daniel/Smith, John E./Delaney, Kevin (IV)/Pellicane, Peter/Bekins, Richard/Bofshever, Michael/Sauli, Daniel/Kamo, Masato/Rothman, John/Lipman, Jeff/Harding, Jamie/Jackson, Cheyenne/Powell, Jeremy/Wong, Peter (VI)/Jamrog, Joe/Berdouni, Omar/Woythaler, Craig/O'Rourke, Tom (I)/Boxer, Amanda/Colón-Zayas, Liza/Adams, Polly (II)/Thirlby, Olivia/London, Becky/Dillon, Denny/Schull, Rebecca/Alladin, Opal/Benford, Starla/Hugot, Marceline/McClintock, Jodie Lynne/Zimmerman, Leigh/McDoniel, Nancy/Kirkpatrick, Karen (I)/Dunn, Trieste Kelly/Grant, Kate Jennings/Fox, Shawna/Morris, Libby/Hugo, Tara/Dallas, Lorna/Bento, Carol/Blommaert, Susan/Sirene, Chloe/Gates, Trish/Gossling Valerio, Susie +United States of Leland, The (2003)/Canada, Ron/Jonathan, Wesley/McEwing, Tony/Metzler, Jim/Malloy, Matt (I)/Wood, Jody/Yount, Dell/Malgarini, Ryan/Hess, Charles/Klein, Chris (I)/McAvoy, Edward T./Haynie, Jim/Gosling, Ryan (I)/Adler, Jonathan (II)/Bosley, Randall/Barrera, David/Medlock, Alec (I)/Winbush, Troy/McCleery, Michael (I)/Kokich, Nick/Hodges, Ty/Pena, Michael/Kelly, Kevin Patrick/Cheadle, Don/Peters, Robert (I)/Rivera, Rene/Welch, Michael (I)/Cahill, Brayden/Helmuth, Evan/Kusatsu, Clyde/Lowe, Lawrence/Donovan, Martin (II)/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Olin, Lena/Worman, Jenny/Malone, Jena/Nguyen, Leyna/Washington, Kerry/Williams, Michelle (I)/Arcé, Maria/Scott, Kimberly (I)/Paton, Angela/Lora, Melanie/Rappaport, Sheeri/Dunn, Kathleen S./Magnuson, Ann/Fenn, Sherilyn/Ross, Yolonda +Universal Soldier (1992)/Wells, Tico/Lundgren, Dolph/Willis, Mirron E./D'Angelo, John Anthony/Efron, David/Rosales Jr., Thomas/White, Michael Jai/Rhee, Simon/Norris, Eric/Graf, Allan/Burnett, Michael (I)/Taglang, Tom/Ellsworth, Roger B./Rippy, Leon/Malone, Joseph (I)/Gill, Tanner/Kramer, Joel/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Delaney, Leon (I)/Rauseo, Mike/Raczkowski, Paul/Dixon, Shane/Howard, Rance/Moore, Jack (IV)/Snyder, Drew/Wyatt Jr., Al/Davis, Gene (I)/Trebor, Robert/Wolff, Rodd/Fisher, George (III)/Goodat, Floyd/Bellamy, Ned/Krifa, Kamel/Thomas, Matt (I)/Winther, Michael/Lapka, Myron L./Michaels, Rhino/DeMita, John/Laird, Monty/Demorest, Daniel/Thai, Tai/Lambdin, Brandon/DiGregorio, David/Orbach, Jerry/Lister, Tommy 'Tiny'/Van Varenberg, Kristopher/Hanna, Bryan (II)/Storey, John (I)/Carpenter, R.D./O'Ross, Ed/Brown, Jophery C./Braun, Eddie/Bancroft, Bradford/Davis, Duane/Moeller, Ralf (I)/Robles, Walter (II)/Smith, Stephen Wolfe/Walker, Ally/Tran, Trini/Wagner, Rachel/Hardy, Donna/Jones, Leilani/Jaress, Jill/Chauvin, Lilyan/Baron, Joanne/Ontiveros, Lupe +Universal Soldier: The Return (1999)/Dalton, Mark (I)/Kanouse, Lyle/Heckmann, Paul/Culberson, Dion/Lewis, John Lee/von Bargen, Daniel/White, Michael Jai/Berry, Josh/Malmskog, W. Glenn/Watson, Woody/Skelton, Colin/Stuart, Adam Russell/Berkeley, Xander/Roland, Scott/Watkins, Fabian/Southers, Derek/Williamson, Sam (II)/Rodgers, Mic/Nicholson, Mark (II)/Hamilton, Roger (II)/Goldberg, Bill (I)/Van Damme, Jean-Claude/Lazard, Justin/Hinkley, Brent/Anderson, Brent (I)/Black, James (II)/Henry, Jim (I)/Franz, Heidi/Schanz, Heidi/Bryant, Karis Paige/Petricini-Buxton, Barbara/Klein, Jacqueline/Arita, Maria/Dougherty, Pam/Arcuri, Robin/Moroney, Molly/Tom, Kiana +Unlawful Entry (1992)/Richards, Charles David/Boulware, Curt/DuPont, Peter/Miller, Dick (I)/Selzer, Jim/Steinberg, Robert Martin/McGhee, Johnny Ray/Carwell, Skip O./McInturff, T.J./Narita, Richard/Longo, Tony/Minor, Bob/Mizutari, Craig/Russell, Kurt (I)/Milgrom, Michael/Liotta, Ray/Bennett, Chuck (I)/Minor, Royce L./Bollen, Paul/Anello, Dino/Rogers, Bill E./Davis, Sonny Carl/Mosley, Roger E./Northup, Harry/Argenziano, Carmen/Levy, Matthew (I)/Abadia, Oscar/James, Leslie/Lerner, Ken (I)/Moran, David Taylor/Madison, Spider/Migre, Eduardo/Costanzo, Robert/Beechner, Ed/DeFusco, Ed/Hounsou, Djimon/Daneau, Dorian/Coombs, Chris/Beale, Jeffrey/Romano, Andy/Brandt, Victor/Heflin, Nora/Paolone, Catherine/Hoy, Judy/Ramirez, Alicia/Stowe, Madeleine/Rose, Sherrie/Rose, Myim/Durboraw, Marisa/Salazar, Ruby/Eastman, Lynn/Offner, Deborah +Untamed Heart (1993)/Kjenaas, Aaron/Kartheiser, Vincent/Slater, Christian/Gamoke, John Paul/Sierchio, Tom/Garson, Willie/Law, Paul Douglas/Hamilton, Allen/Minjares, Joe/Schmit, Joe/Groomes, Gary/Sain, Greg/Bartlett, Charley/Grusin, Richard/Beasley, John (I)/Secor, Kyle/Schaefer, Joshua/Cada, James/Cochran, Steve (II)/Wilkens, Claudia/Hart, Vanessa (I)/Clemons, Pat/Key, Lotis/McGraw, Margaret/Wingert, Sally/O'Connor, Isabell/Senters, Marquetta/Feder, Wendy/Rivamonte, Lia/Perez, Rosie/Tomei, Marisa/Sedlachek, Buffy/Nee, Kay Bonner/Marvy, Nancy +Untergang, Der (2004)/Slastin, Aleksandr/Tonkel, Jürgen/Romanov, Igor/Graczyk, Bohdan/Berkel, Christian/Kanies, Rolf/Bykovsky, Dmitri/Schmölzer, August/Piminov, Oleg/Kretschmann, Thomas/Redl, Christian/von Buttlar, Leopold/Tsurilo, Vsevolod/Ilovaiskij, Yevgeni/Hollinderbäumer, Dietrich/Slavinski, Valeri/Yevseyev, S./Hennicke, André/Halturin, Sergei/Steinmann, Klaus-Jürgen/Habich, Matthias/Solomakhin, Valeri/Khoroshilov, Oleg/Oleinikov, Alexei/Orlov, Alexander/Kranzkowski, Karl/Busch, Fabian/Bubenchikov, I./Ganz, Bruno/Mann, Dieter (I)/Limpinsel, Thomas/Tryasorukov, Mikhail/Schmieder, Heinrich/Reutov, Vasili/Peker, Henning/Wolf, Klaus B./Schwarzmann, Boris/Striesow, Devid/Krohn, Thorsten/Otto, Götz/Stübner, Veit/Heckner, Norbert/Hesse, Enno/Stritzel, Oliver/Thieme, Thomas/Lippold, Michael/Ferch, Heino/von Dohnanyi, Justus/Kind, Michael/Butzke, Martin/Blagoslovenski, Andrey/Mehren, Stefan/Matthes, Ulrich/Gnädinger, Mathias/Borlein, Gregory/Steinberg, Hans H./Schrader, Jurij/Gunia, Donevan/Popov, Oleg (I)/Mendl, Michael/Hoening, Christian/Held, Gerald Alexander/Franke, Thomas (I)/Schmidt, Christian (I)/Sergeyev, Igor/Noethen, Ulrich/Lukashov, Konstantin/Richter, Karl (II)/Brandner, Michael/Borchardt, Dirk/Mozgovoi, Ilya/Minichmayr, Birgit/Zhuravleva, Tatjana/Nikowski, Silke/Stoiber, Charlotte/Lara, Alexandra Maria/Boyarskaya, Liza/von Koch, Elisabeth (II)/Redlich, Bettina/Linke, Marie Sarah/Köhler, Juliane/Junge, Traudl/Borlein, Laura/Menges, Amelie/Poladjan, Katerina/Zelenskaya, Yelena/Semenova, Maria (I)/Harfouch, Corinna/Bauer, Julia (II)/Jentsch, Julia/Krumbiegel, Ulrike/Schleiff, Tanja/Sokar, Aline/Thalbach, Anna/Popp, Silke +Untouchables, The (1987)/Grennan, Sean/Doyle, Kevin Michael/James, Clifton/Bracci, John/Byrne, Michael P./Minasian, Eddie/D'Ambrosio, Vito/Swan, Robert (I)/Smith, Charles Martin/Cimo, Valentino/Bradford, Richard (I)/Close, Del/Garcia, Andy (I)/Borto, Jimmy/Sullivan, Brad/Spataro, George S./Brandenburg, Larry/Scianablo, Joseph/Noonan, Greg/Mockus Sr., Anthony/Bacarella, Mike/Goldstein, Steven/Martana, Bob/Fitzstephens, Jack/Connery, Sean/Watson, Charles Keller/Guthrie, James (I)/Costner, Kevin/De Niro, Robert/Ross, Chelcie/Billingsley, Pat/Aylward, Peter/Walsh, John J./Greco, Joe (I)/Miranda, Robert/Zahrn, Will/Caserta, Clem/Kehoe, Jack/Lanciloti, Louie/Harvey, Don (I)/Viverito Sr., Larry/Capponi, Ernest/Barrowman, John/Reale, Basil/Gamble, Tim (I)/Smiley, Sam/Drago, Billy/Viverito, Vince/Montgomery, Kaitlin/Rae, Melody/Harrington, Patricia E./Kohl, Aditra/Clarkson, Patricia/Anglin, Jennifer/Bade, Colleen +Up Close & Personal (1996)/McCarthy, Tom (I)/Rebhorn, James/Soles, Linden/Rathburn, Roger/Willingham, Noble/Meyers, Larry John/Cascone, Nicholas/Villani, Michael/Karen, James (I)/Laskin, Michael/Markinson, Brian/Bryce, Scott/Sandoval, Miguel (I)/Cruz, Raymond/Gibbs, Nigel/Dun, Dennis/Gentile, Guillermo/Mazzotta, Sal/Warner, Rick (I)/Knight, Dave (I)/Parker, Norman (I)/Game, Dave/Wiles, Michael Shamus/Levy, Salvador/Shapiro, Joe B./Starling, Carl/Alliger, Richard/Sweeney, Warren/Macaulay, Marc/Suárez, Manny/Martiniz, Charles/Plummer, Glenn/Watson, Robert Keith/Noland, Charles/Stevenson Jr., Charles C./Bigham, Lexie/Prosky, Andy/Zacapa, Daniel/Bevilacqua, Valerio/Redford, Robert (I)/Rodriguez, Eliott/Luke Jr., Tony/Hobbs Jr., Johnnie/Stone, Chris (IV)/Fuchs, Kenneth (I)/Giuntoli, Neil/Rosin, James/Holliday, Charlie/Pérez, Miguel (I)/Glassman, Andrew (I)/Gray, Bruce (I)/D'Oench, Peter/Fabian (I)/Shearer, Jack/Sanford, Jason/Mantegna, Joe/Sachar, Jonathan/Strother, Frederick/Amatrudo, Ed/Azcuy, Ana/Sheridan, Mary Elizabeth/Gillen, Michelle/Arizmendi, Yareli/Evans, Wanda-Lee/Channing, Stockard/Nicksay, Lily/Nelligan, Kate/Bechtelheimer, Marian Lamb/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Pfeiffer, Dedee/Valoppi, Jennifer/New, Lorielle/Graham, Ginny/Guilliard, Leontine/Foreman, Julie (I)/Ruscio, Elizabeth/Barish, Natalie/Moore, Edwina/Overby, Rhonda/Buchner, Fern/Sanchez, Joanna/Malek-Yonan, Rosie/Swedberg, Heidi/Szigeti, Cynthia/Suarez, Patti Davis +Up in Smoke (1978)/Vitte, Ray/Chong, Tommy/Kaufman, Kurt (II)/Avery, Val/Caldwell, Michael (III)/Bingenheimer, Rodney/Marin, Cheech/Murillo, Miguel (I)/Stanton, Harry Dean/Watson, Mills/Mule Deer, Gary/Beckner, Rick/Hotton, Donald/Roberts, Arthur (II)/Joy, Christopher/Martin, Strother/Pulido, José (III)/Keach, Stacy/Novo, Richard/Stocking, Roy/Jacobs, John Ian/Guevara, Ruben/Johnson, Karl (II)/Skerritt, Tom/Fuentes, Ernie/Fong, Harold/Felix, Otto/Marino, Ben/Creaghe, Joe/Nelson, David (I)/Hazelhurst, Wayne/Moder, Jane/Adams, Edie/Shernen, Gayna/Proudfoot, Patty (II)/Wharton, Wally Ann/Smith, Cheryl (I)/McGuire, Betty/Moritz, Louisa/Wolf, Marcia/Jeffrey, Cheryl/Kikumura, Akemi/Nachman, Andi/Creeghe, June/Estrada, Angelina/Buzby, Zane/Barkin, Ellen/Bille, Pam/Fairchild, June/Beeler, Marian +Upside of Anger, The (2005)/White, Nicholas (IV)/Rnic, Peter/McCluskey, Danny/Costner, Kevin/Binder, Mike/Tapley, William/Harper, Tom (II)/Perkins, Robert (I)/Mylan, Richard/Webb, Danny (IV)/Christensen, Dane/Penhallow, Arthur/Batting, Roger/Oakeshott, Owen/Woodruff, Rod/Hajioff, Peter/Greif, Stephen/Banks, Chris (III)/Firth, David (I)/Munn, Gavin/O'Brien, Natasha/Christensen, Erika/Witt, Alicia/McWhinney, Alison/Quagebeur, Stina/Wade, Kathryn/Domanski, Natalie/Wood, Evan Rachel/Bertish, Suzanne/Russell, Keri/Sabbagh, Bella/Logan, Carolyn/Weatherford, Miki/Wallis, Nicola (II)/Allen, Joan (I)/Manville, Magdalena/Denholm, Michelle/Gorrod, Sophie/Ratcliffe, Olivia/Suttle, Laura/Yamazato, Nao +Uptown Girls (2003)/Quddus/Ribustello, Anthony J./Miles, A.D./Devon, Tony/Wells, David (V)/McGrath, Mark (I)/Saxe, Andrew/Petardi, Jeremy/Kotsatos, Bill/Baglia, Greg/Pendleton, Austin/Reilly, Tom (I)/Toale, Will/Musacchia, Rocco/Coleman, Nicholas J./Friedman, Brian (I)/Gurman, Wayne/Faison, Donald/Stevens, Fisher/Kelsch, Peter James/Levy, Philip/Shakar, Martin/Faragallah, Ramsey/Navarro, David M./Birney, Reed/Genest, Edmund/Urie, Michael/Spencer, Jesse (I)/Steinberg, Russell/Hibbert, Edward (I)/Nas/Sheik, Duncan/Castro, Ilia Jessica/Fanning, Dakota/Armstrong, Madeleine/McGregor, Melisa/Finglas, Maria/Korb, Amy/Hammar, Michelle/Jenkins, Lauren/Frazer, Susanna/Locklear, Heather/Klein, Dana (III)/Landwehr, Stephanie/Toohey, Samantha/Hubbard, Kerrin/Schwerer, Jennifer/Foster, D./McKenzie, Valentina/Burkhard, Ojela/Murphy, Brittany/Laggan, Lindsey/Towler, Laurine/Cardea, Emily/Hugot, Marceline/Willis, Susan/Electra, Carmen/Bartlett, Geraldine/Carlisle, Stephanie/Adams, Polly (II)/Wildes, Flora/Kullman, Wynter/McCord, Alex/Deighton, Tania/Sousa, Christa/Lam, Karen (II)/Hong, Angelina/Shelton, Marley/Georgi, Lara-Michelle/Sousa, Vania/Gibson, Kara/James, Pell +Urban Cowboy (1980)/Holtzman, Glenn/Korin, Greg/Hayward, Charlie (II)/Gilley, Mickey/Tucker, Norman (I)/Di Gregorio, Taz/Corbin, Barry/Gough, Jim (I)/Downes, Anson/Gammon, James (I)/Clemons, Keith/Chambers, Steven (I)/Geldart, Ed/Bush, Robert Lewis/Huckabee, Cooper/Clark, Steve M./Norman, Howard/Lawler, Sean (I)/Heintschel Jr., Daniel/Brannon III, Ben P./Cryer, Sherwood/Lee, Johnny (II)/Glenn, Scott/Daniels, Charlie (I)/Strange, Steve/McLaughlin, Gene/Travolta, John/Saylors, Christopher/Williams, Bret/Conley, Gator/Mosley, Lucky/Ogle, David (I)/Harrell, James N./Wright III, W.P./Holbrook, Terry/Elerick, Minnie/Matuesian, Tamara/Alexander, Gina (I)/Tucker, Debie/Geldart, Leah/Murphy, Betty/Conway, Becky/Hall, Cyndy/Osborne, Madolyn Smith/Raney, Zetta/Winger, Debra/March, Ellen/Bailey, Julie/Fitzpatrick, Bettye/Travolta, Ann/La Rive, Jessie/Hanson, Connie/Alderson, Brooke (I)/Hall, Jerry (I)/Raitt, Bonnie/Briedel, Sheryl/Dudley, Justine +Urban Legend (1998)/Comden, Danny/Mathieson, Shawn/Jackson, Joshua/Neville, John/Horta, Silvio/Corazza, Vince/Englund, Robert/Martineau, Gord/Rosenbaum, Michael (I)/Dourif, Brad/Bennett, Clé/Hutchings, Shalen/Leto, Jared/Birman, Matt/Koós, Balázs/Richings, Julian/McAlear, Nancy/Reid, Tara/Vint, Angela/Kenny, J.C./Angelica, Roberta/Witt, Alicia/Mills, Stephanie (I)/Gregson Wagner, Natasha/Devine, Loretta/Hawtrey, Kay/Gayheart, Rebecca/Brett, Danielle/Harris, Danielle +Urban Legends: Final Cut (2000)/Davis, Matthew (I)/Hofschneider, Marco/Feore, Rory/Aasland, Derek/Sparrow, David/Campbell, Chuck (I)/Bacall, Michael/Lawrence, Joseph (II)/Kelly, Pat (II)/Hare, Kevin (I)/Tilden, Leland/Lawther, Chas/Millard, Peter/Cook, David (IX)/Bochner, Hart/Mount, Anson/Anderson, Anthony (I)/Gellman, Yani/Gordon, Joel/Mendes, Eva/Sousa, Jeannette/Cauffiel, Jessica/Muller, Bianca/Barrett, Jacinda/Morrison, Jennifer (II)/Preuss, Clare/Gayheart, Rebecca/Kim, Jenny/Moore, Stephanie (I)/Black, Shauna/Devine, Loretta/Crozier, Nicole +Used Cars (1980)/Tepper, Douglas O./Banner, Buxx/Sanders, Kurtis/Herring, Alex/Lewis, Al (III)/Jackson, Walter/Greenwood, Phillip/Russell, Kurt (I)/McKean, Michael (I)/Taylor, Dub (I)/Northup, Harry/Carter, Jimmy (I)/Paloma, Michael/Steiner, Josiah/McRae, Frank/McClure, Marc (I)/Herrera, Dave/Lilley, Clint/Wargo, Steve/Lander, David L./Parfrey, Woodrow/Adams, Dave (I)/Fega, Russ/Abbott, John M./McMillan, Will/Duncan, Andrew (I)/Barrows, Dan (I)/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Ingraffia, Sam/Graham, Gerrit/Wood, Allen (I)/Barnaba, Joseph/Gibbons, Sanford/Talbott, Michael/Wine, Bill/Lucatorto, Tony/Miller, Dick (I)/McMorrow, Patrick/Warden, Jack/Blakely, Gene/Wells, Tiny (I)/Jones, Claude Earl/Shelton, William (I)/Knox, Terence/Ruskin, Don/Arau, Alfonso/Harmon, Frank/Brion, Mildred/Sperber, Wendie Jo/Donovan, Susan (I)/Began, Judy/Hill, Diane (I)/Taggart, Rita/Thomas, Betty (I)/Sandwich, Jan/Scarritt, Leigh/Harmon, Deborah/Rixon, Cheryl/Rowe, Tracy Lee +Usual Suspects, The (1995)/Rocca, Peter/Bressler, Carl/Shearer, Jack/Bartel, Paul/Williams, Bert (II)/Gilbert, Ron (I)/Guerra, Castulo/Hunter, Morgan (I)/Greene, Peter (I)/Medrano, Frank/Lombardi, Louis/Esposito, Giancarlo/Bates, Billy/Lythgow, Gene/McQuarrie, Christopher/Daly, Ken (I)/Del Toro, Benicio/Byrne, Gabriel/Baldwin, Stephen (I)/Simon, Phillip/Elmore, Robert/Postlethwaite, Pete/Morgan, Scott B./Powledge, David/Spacey, Kevin (I)/Nyman, Michael Robert/Gillespie, John (I)/D'Ambrosio, Vito/Pennetta, Bob/Pollak, Kevin/Gregg, Clark/Palminteri, Chazz/Hedaya, Dan/Estabrook, Christine/Clunie, Michelle/Hanson, Smadar/Amis, Suzy +Utomlyonnye solntsem (1994)/Tikhonov, Vyacheslav/Dronov, G./Menshikov, Oleg/Chebylkin, L./Denisov, Valeri/Yermilov, A. (I)/Belousov, Vladimir (II)/Leontyev, Avangard/Feoktistov, O./Akopova, T./Oumansky, André/Ryabov, Vladimir (I)/Bacharov, M./Pokatilov, Aleksei/Basharov, Marat/Barinov, G./Posmetukhov, V./Tyuremnov, V./Mironov, Yevgeni/Buzikina, I./Aksenti, Ion/Ilyin, Vladimir (I)/Mikhalkov, Nikita/Dapkunaite, Ingeborga/Sidorkova, Z./Ulyanova, Inna/Arkhipova, Nina/Mikhalkova, Nadezhda/Abuladze, Nino/Kryuchkova, Svetlana/Rounova, L./Kazanskaya, Alla A./Rudneva, Lyubov +Vacances de Monsieur Hulot, Les (1953)/Dubois, André (I)/Lacourt, René/Adlin, Georges/Lee, Christopher (I)/Francomme, Édouard/Tati, Jacques/Carl, Raymond/Perrault, Louis (I)/Frégis, Lucien/Brabo, Michèle/Camax, Valentine/Pascaud, Nathalie/Gérard, Marguerite/Willy, Suzy/Rolla, Micheline +Vacation (1983)/Hall, Anthony Michael/Keach, James/Stacey, Eric (II)/Jackson, Christopher (I)/Ramis, Harold/Levy, Eugene/Black, Gerry/Diehl, John/Staley, James/Jones, Mickey (I)/Dog, Popeye the/Lowell, Randy/Bracken, Eddie/Candy, John/Craigmile, John/Freeman, Dennis/McRae, Frank/Cook, Nathan (I)/Quaid, Randy/Navin Jr., John P./Wyaco II, Virgil/Ford, Fritz/Chase, Chevy/Perry, Scott (II)/Salviati, Lorenzo/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Talbott, Michael/Flynn, Miriam/Coca, Imogene/Barton, Jeannie Dimter/Brinkley, Christie/Krakowski, Jane/Richarde, Tessa/Barron, Dana/Wilder, Adelaide/D'Angelo, Beverly/Ramis, Violet +Valentine (2001)/Jeffreys, Woody/Olsson, Ty/Cecere, Fulvio/Boreanaz, David/Duhamel, Claude (I)/Holmes, Adrian (I)/Whitworth, Johnny/Currie, G. Patrick/Fisher, Noel (I)/Blake, Dalias/Boileau, Daniel/Harrington, Adam (I)/Dudley, Aaron/Mullan, Mark/Sutherland, Haig/Webb, Chris (VII)/Diakun, Alex/Magel, Paul/Serpa, Cody/Page, Wyatt/Virtue, Marshall/Vradenburg, Tyler/Palmer, Joel/Harth, C. Ernst/McKay, Sterling/Barager, Chad/Cosgrove, Daniel/Shelton, Marley/Florko, Chelsea/Richards, Denise/Burress, Hedy/Boudreau, Carla/Carreck, Karina/Mayers, Brittany/Fernandes, Jo-Ann/Capshaw, Jessica/Antos, Basia/Logie, Kate/Saunders, Kendall/Volker, Vanessa/Pentecost, Tammy/Mjanes, Sarah/Heigl, Katherine/Burgart, Chelcie/Ha, Benita/Cauffiel, Jessica +Valiant (2005)/Mayall, Rik/Dowling, Ali/Broadbent, Jim/Gervais, Ricky/Chapman, Gary (III)/Fairbanks, Chris/Lonsdale, Brian/Curry, Tim (I)/Laurie, Hugh/Collum, Buckley/Peacock, Harry/Torrens, Pip/Hurt, John/Schlingmann, Michael/Milne, Kris/Mellinger, Corin/Robinson, James Dale/McGregor, Ewan/Lence, Robert/Roberts, Dan (X)/Jenn, Mike/Harbour, Mike/Samuels, Sean (I)/Augspurger, Curtis/Ross, Jonathan (I)/Cleese, John/Farley, Rupert/Flynn, Dan/Pacey, Stephen/Badland, Annette/Horgan, Sharon/Tate, Emma/Williams, Olivia/Jones, Harriet (I)/Fecht, Heidi +Valley Girl (1983)/Ensor, David (II)/Sanders, Richard (I)/Romero, Robby/Winner, Andrew/Bowen, Michael (I)/Case, Peter/Niles, Prescott/Sayre, Stephen/Plimsouls, The/Johnson, Karl (III)/Forrest, Frederic/Markes, Tony (I)/Cage, Nicolas/Dye, Cameron/Crawford, Wayne/Wyle, Michael/Plana, Tony/Murphy, Christopher (I)/Daily, Elizabeth/Cotton, Josie/Baron, Joanne/Holicker, Heidi/Theberge, Tina/Jacoby, Laura/Camp, Colleen/Meyrink, Michelle/Foreman, Deborah (I)/Purcell, Lee/Hyser, Joyce/Bond, Betsy/Hayes, Theresa (I)/Antille, Lisa/Calvet, Camille +Valmont (1989)/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Gronwall, Murray/Lacey, Ronald (I)/Bouillette, Christian/Desseaux, Alexis/McKenna, T.P./Schiavelli, Vincent/Carrick, Antony/Laloux, Daniel/Firth, Colin/Arnold, John (VI)/Tavernier, Nils/Palec, Ivan/Floche, Sébastien/Thomas, Henry (I)/McNeice, Ian/Moreau, Eric (II)/Licenziato, Jose/De Burnchurch, Richard/Frérot, Alain/Tilly, Meg/Petit, Yvette/Mitchell, Aleta/Phillips, Siân/Blair, Isla/Balk, Fairuza/Dumas, Sandrine (I)/Bening, Annette/Drake, Fabia +Vampaia hantâ D (2000)/Chow, Billy/Fletcher, Jack (III)/Fujiwara, Keiji/Di Maggio, John/Gastell, Norbert/Geisler, Joachim/Lee, Lichun/Hostetter, John/Schultz, Dwight/Sabou (I)/Lamb, Jan/Trilling, Manfred/von Hauff, Walter/Lelle, Tobias/Schwiers, Holger/Yamadera, Kôichi/McShane, Michael (I)/Wu, David (II)/Koyama, Rikiya/Fernandez, Alex (I)/Taschner, Kai/Ng, Francis/Ishizuka, Unshô/Aono, Takeshi/Hau, Siu/Stritzel, Oliver/Lee, John Rafter/Seki, Toshihiko/Tanaka, Hideyuki (I)/Ôtsuka, Hôchû/Raspe, Horst/Pfennig, Ole/Ôtomo, Ryûzaburô/Halm, Martin/Chan, Jordan/Nishi, Rintarou/DeMita, John/Yara, Yûsaku/Yam, Sai-kun/Krumbiegel, Crock/Jablonka, Christoph/Nagai, Ichirô/Lo, Ta-yu/So, Tommy/Kiyokawa, Motomu/Tsujitani, Kôji/McKenzie, Matt (I)/Ôtsuka, Chikao/Chang, Sonny/Philpot, Andrew/Yajima, Akiko/Lobinski, Katharina/Fletcher, Julia/Ongg, Judy/Lössl, Laura/Derryberry, Debi/Amamiya, Naomi/Lui, Elaine/Mei, Ah/Chen, Kelly/Haacke, Julia/Suzuka, Chiharu/Shinohara, Emi/Kanai, Mika/Lee, Wendee/Maeda, Bibari/Adlon, Pamela/Stichler, Christine/Chan, Lindzay/McGlynn, Mary Elizabeth/Soumi, Yôko/Duncker, Martina/Hayashibara, Megumi +Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)/Tubert, Marcelo/DePalma, Andrew/Adeyemi, Ayo/Witherspoon, John/Hyde, Michael (I)/Tipton, Ken/Galloway, Roy/Garcia, Jsu/Hardison, Kadeem/Davis, Carlton (I)/Brown, W. Earl/Ross, Clive/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Blount, William/Micelli, Vince/Payne, Allen (I)/Combs, Ray (I)/Powell, Josef/Costanza, Joe/Curvey Jr., Troy/LaMotta, John/Marshall, Larry Paul/Pileggi, Mitch/Haining, Mark/DeMauro, Nick/Waters, Oren/Mokae, Zakes/Reynolds, Vickilyn/Freeman, Messiri/Cinnante, Kelly/Waters Willard, Maxine/Carter, Carmen/Twillie, Carmen/Cassidy, Joanna/Mandel, Allie/Khali, Simbi/Waters Tillman, Julie/Robie, Wendy/Hall, Jerry (I)/Bassett, Angela +Vampires (1998)/Anderson, Todd (I)/Lang, Lex/Sierra, Gregory/Darabont, Frank/Guinee, Tim/Coleman, Clarke/Schell, Maximilian/Blalock, Steve/Griffith, Thomas Ian/Stahelski, Chad/Sivertsen, Mark/Rosales, Gilbert/Woods, James (I)/Furlong, John/Robinson, Troy/Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki/Huddleston, Michael/Garber, Dennis E./Bush, Robert Lewis/Rosales Jr., Thomas/Kingi, Henry/Walker, Jake (I)/Casino, John/Pollard, James 'JR' (I)/Rowden, David/Ortega, Jimmy/Boone Junior, Mark/Rains, Luce/Baldwin, Daniel (I)/Lee, Sheryl/Winters, April/Romano, Juanita/Cordova, Laura/Lucero, Neva/Burgio, Danielle/Torres, Angelina/Thomas-Palomino, Cris/García, Mona/Richmond, Janice/Moreno, Helen/Holden, Marjean/Kirkiles, Candice/Romero, Ann/Valdez, Elisa/Hart, Anita (I)/Dillen, Lori/McFerrin, Julia (I) +Van Helsing (2004)/West, Samuel/Hensley, Shuler/Kemp, Will/Klebba, Martin/Mois, Dorel/Wenham, David/Fisher, Stephen (I)/Jackman, Hugh/Coltrane, Robbie/Vízner, Jaroslav/Fisher, Tom (I)/Roxburgh, Richard/Vasut, Marek/O'Connor, Kevin J./Armstrong, Alun/Racine, Laurence/Beckinsale, Kate/Borrowman, Kacie/Queal, Allison (I)/Sommers, Samantha/Wojciechowski, Patrice/Colloca, Silvia/Moravková, Dana/Anaya, Elena/Mois, Marianna/Durdinova, Zuzana/Maran, Josie +Van Wilder (2002)/Schlachtenhaufen, Steffen/Brokaw, Chad (I)/Kessel, Brandon/Campbell, Colin (II)/Howard, Tom (II)/Godshaw, Reid/Phillips, Jeremy (II)/Daniel, Gregg/Danner, Harry/Bilgore, Andrew/Olowokandi, Michael/Gleason, Paul (I)/Sowers, Chris/Jaszek, Edward/Holmes, Teck/Matheson, Tim (I)/Becker, Walt/Beatty Jr., Lou/Swanson, Joshua/Stone, Skyler/Helberg, Simon/Armstrong, Curtis/Puga, Nick/Heiman, Jesse/Hopkins, Jason (I)/Waters, Josh/Brennan, Sean (IV)/Hayes, Kelly (II)/Goldberg, Brent/Colton, John (II)/Waltman, Michael/Owens, Albert/Scott, Tom Everett/Goncalves, Anderson/Taylor, Billy (II)/Aude, Erik/Nesic, Alex/Hunter, Ronald (I)/Reynolds, Ryan (I)/Winer, Jason/Estrada, Erik (I)/Chaet, Mark/Zahavi, Natan (I)/Latimore, Willie/Gordon, Marc S./Newton, Matt (I)/Vandermeuse, Dave/Miles, Darius/Richardson, Quentin/Cosgrove, Daniel/Burns, Alex/Paul, Aaron (I)/Penn, Kal/Odom, Lamar/Talbert, Charlie/Neill, Justin/Wagner, David (I)/Fulton, Soren/McCormack, J. Patrick/Richmond, Deon/Owen, Chris (I)/McKenna, Travis/Evans, Chad (I)/Marquette, Sean/Carlberg, Ryan (I)/Smith, Kim (VII)/Morgan, Bonnie/Brothers, Joyce/Birkell, Lauren/Baker, Megan (I)/Patterson, Deenah/Hill, Teresa/Hull, Lydia/Lobo, Teesha/Moore, Summer (I)/Fewell, Shaina/Fancher, Cynthia/Bozilovic, Ivana/Bricker, Cheryl/Schlueter, Jennifer/Chiaromonte, Alexia/Paul, Sarah (I)/Bellew, Stacy/Shean, Darcy/Varnishung, Anne/Rutherfurd, Emily/Valenti, Greta/Suprasert, Sirin/McClurg, Edie/Gallagher, Megan/Bush, Sophia/Thomas, Michelle (II)/Fairfax, Sarah/Reid, Tara/Capelli, Jesse/Litwin, Megan/Charles, Heather/Rice, Sterling +Vanilla Sky (2001)/Harrison, Todd/Todd, Bryan (II)/Haggar, Paul (III)/Sexton, Brent/Lee, Zachary/Hudson, Zach (I)/Lee, Jason (I)/Kehoe, Michael/McMullen, Patrick/O'Brien, Conan/Spall, Timothy/Murtaugh, James/Collins, Marty (II)/Proscia, Ray/Van Sharner, Robin/Cruise, Tom/Lewison, David/Lim, Roger/Hopper, Tim/Thompson, Mel/Hall, Jack (V)/Lunders, Jacob Neal/Watson, Cameron (I)/LeGrant, Adam/Sanger, Jonathan/Lee, Tommy (VI)/Schruers, Fred/Schultz, Armand/Spielberg, Steven (I)/Dean, Robertson/Munroe, Jan/Kozelek, Mark/Weiss, Jeff (I)/Shannon, Michael (V)/Sterling, Andrei/Willens, Jhaemi/Pinter, Mark/Brown, W. Earl/Mapother, William/Loring, Scotch Ellis/Sypolt, The Great John/Colvin, Steven/Walsh, Bobby/Keating, Ryan/Russell, Kurt (I)/Taylor, Noah (I)/Harrison, Robert F. (II)/Skaggs, Curt/Leung, Ken (I)/Galecki, Johnny/Bramhall, Mark/Fedevich, John/Kepley, John/Woodside, Randy/Witt, Alicia/Taylor Hart, Nicole/Siemens, Jessica/Schuler, Julia/Fraser, Laura (II)/McElmurry, Erin/Crowe, Alice Marie/Wiley, Laurel (I)/Lipinski, Tara/Milicevic, Ivana/Swinton, Tilda/Hart, Oona/Byrne, Carolyn/Sher, Stacey/Cruz, Penélope/Aspen, Jennifer/Diaz, Cameron/Pratt, Jane/Crowe, Cindy/Lezama, Lori/Kelley, Jennifer Marie/Blossom (IV)/Harlow, Shalom/Will, Christie/Raye, Holly/Foster, Janine/Carothers Hughes, Julia/Tae, Tasha/Wolf, Danielle/Mitchell, Delaina/Meyers, Christine/Gimenez, Jennifer/Quintana, Ana Maria/Griffin, Jennifer (I)/Starr Brullo Niles, Carly +Vanishing Point (1971)/Scott, Timothy (I)/Donner, Robert (I)/Reese, Tom/Newman, Barry (I)/Malet, Arthur/Weaver, Lee (II)/James, Anthony (I)/Amos, John (I)/Swenson, Karl/Koslo, Paul/Darden, Severn/Little, Cleavon/Bramlett, Delaney/Gates, David (I)/Bush, Owen (I)/Jagger, Dean/Texter, Gilda/Bramlett, Bonnie/Foster, Cherie/Rampling, Charlotte/Medlin, Victoria/Coolidge, Rita/Kairys, Valerie +Vanishing, The (1993)/Catalano, George/Hughes, Michael John/Chesnutt, James/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Logan, Kristopher/Girardeau, Frank/Kaufman, Michael (I)/Bridgewater, Stephen/Mazmanian, Marius/Sutherland, Kiefer/Egan, Aeryk/Kelly-Young, Leonard/Hawkins, Rich/Hearn, George/Bennett, Garrett (I)/Johnson, Howard Matthew/Van Buskirk, Floyd/Gallante, Gina/Barcott, Allison/Zuckerman, Danielle/Roddy, Sabrena/Overall, Park/Eichhorn, Lisa/Barnes, Susan (I)/Schmoll, Joanne/Herz, Andrea Lauren/Hamilton, Lynn (I)/Bullock, Sandra/Travis, Nancy/Linderman, Maggie +Vanity Fair (2004)/Knight, K./Byrne, Gabriel/Horne, Mathew/Seely, Tim/Bollinger, Max/Melling, William/Raaz, Vijay/Saxena, Veerendra/Lloyd-Pack, Roger/Sauer, Stefane/Franklyn-Robbins, John/Jones, Nicholas (I)/McKenzie, Sean (I)/Ifans, Rhys/Bazely, Paul/Mackinnon, Bruce/Cooper, Trevor (I)/Clarke, Sylvano/Preece, Tim/Maudsley, Tony/Purefoy, James/Beard, Tom (I)/Rhys Meyers, Jonathan/Pettifer, Brian/Hay, Daniel (I)/Pattinson, Robert/Beall, Charlie/Hodge, Douglas/O'Brien, Niall/Sturridge, Tom/McCabe, Richard/Broadbent, Jim/Elder, Steven/Grant, Thomas (I)/Bentall, Paul/Woodvine, John/Price, Andrew (II)/Phillips, Jonathan (I)/Bentinck, Tim/Sterne, David/Hoskins, Bob/Weekley, Louise/Garai, Romola/Rutherford, Camilla/Staden, Alexandra/Thomas, Sian/Findlay, Deborah/Witherspoon, Reese/Fleetwood, Kate/Ramsey, Jade (II)/Atkins, Eileen/Ramsey, Nikita/Mogg, Sarah/Edmonds, Georgina/Edmonds, Roma/Treend, Chloe/Coker, Helen/Sheen, Ruth/Forbes, Nicole/Borne, Sandy/Dubey, Lillete/Gopalakrishnan, Anu/Langgaard, Lene/Little, Natasha/Mandy, Angelica/Hunter, Sophie (I)/Hunter, Kelly/Richardson, Emilie/McMillan, Stephanie (II)/Thomas, Suzanne (I)/Drysdale, Kathryn/McEwan, Geraldine/Courtney-Davies, Amanda/Baade, Mari/Lloyd, Gabrielle/Lushington, Tracey/Cimque, Gledis/Owen, Meg Wynn/Leigh-Hunt, Barbara +Varsity Blues (1999)/Swinton, Eliel/Williams, David (VII)/Frank, Tony/Pichler, Joe (I)/Walters, Mark (I)/Carter, Doyle/Perella, Marco/Coleman, Brady/Pleasant, Sam/Schreiber, Brad (I)/Ellis, Mark Robert/Harrell, James N./Cass, Don/Lott, Robert/Van Der Beek, James/Switzer, Barry/X, Andie/Duffy, Thomas F./Lineback, Richard/Caan, Scott/Stevens, Joe (I)/Gatins, John/Reyes, Romano/Corrigan, Sean (I)/Lester, Ron (I)/Walker, Paul (I)/O'Brien, James Michael/Hyrns, Jon/Crowley, Tim (I)/Douglas, James (IX)/Castellanos, Al (I)/Reid, Kevin (I)/Azzaro, Rome/Jungmann, Eric/Sammons, Keithian/Plemons, Jesse/Buchanan, Olin/Voight, Jon/Smart, Amy/Fairbanks, Michelle (I)/Havins, Bristi/Winn, Kelly (II)/Royer, Mylinda/Bellew, Stacy/Perensky, Tonie/Atwood, Kelly/Love, Tiffany C./Allen, Ryan (I)/Olson, Laura/Parker-Jones, Jill/Lee Fultz, Mona/Rock, Sue/Holcomb, Jessica/Larter, Ali +Vegas Vacation (1997)/Moyes, Zach/Stuart, Jason/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Smith, Sly/Walker, Seth T./Mendonga, Frank/Platt, Howard/Swaney, Roxy/Lacoco, Joe/Caesar, Sid/Newton, Wayne/Yuman, Bernie/Huss, Toby/Devaney, Gary/Chase, Chevy/Ludwig, Walt G./Finnegan, John (I)/Hankin, Larry/Embry, Ethan/Meyers, Rusty/Garoutte, David L./Shawn, Wallace/Morrissette, Billy/Migliore, James/Michelman, Ken/George, Peter (IV)/Brown, Wayne (I)/Nichols, Reno/So, Jay/Armeno, Joe/Quaid, Randy/Aki/Washko Jr., Frank/DiMaggio, Lou/Mazzola, Nick/Weintraub, Jerry (I)/Marber, Samuel J./Fischbacher, Siegfried/Lopez, Daniel Steven/Mitchell, Antonio/Ellison-Jones, Gene/Brandhagen, Clinton/Walker, Steve 'Biscuit'/Griffin, S.A./Horn, Roy/Kessler, Paul (IV)/Ekins, Bud/Patton, Frank (III)/Brinkley, Christie/Gillis, Ruth/Kaufman, Wendy/D'Angelo, Beverly/Mendel, Sharon/Brewer, Juliette/D'Lyn, Shae/Nichols, Marisol/Flynn, Miriam/Harney, Corinna/Sweeney, Julia/Cina, Maria/Illia, Elizabeth/Orton, Rhonda/Burt, Kira/Mortison, Hayley/Laumeister, Shannah/Costigan, C.C. +Velvet Goldmine (1998)/Hamilton, Callum/Nutt, Danny/Fellows, Don/Rhys Meyers, Jonathan/King, Peter (I)/Kasumu, Ganiat/Westmoreland, Wash/Callaghan, Stuart/Bale, Christian/Cumming, Alastair/Bradley Jr., Peter/Cartwright, Ivan/Fordham, Alan/Salinger, Justin/Castle, Keith-Lee/Glamour, Matthew/Molko, Brian/Francis, James (I)/Hewitt, Steve (I)/Olsdal, Stefan/Xavior/Suchet, Damian/Izzard, Eddie/Hoyle, David/Hans, Tim/Skaggs, Corey/Westmoreland, Micko/Feast, Michael/Whelan, Jim (I)/Oliver, Luke Morgan/McGregor, Ewan/Cullen, Jonathan/Osgood, Nathan/Sharpe, Trevor/McGrath, Jono/Key, William (I)/Pope, Ryan/Jones, Osheen/Clayton, Perry/Langdon, Antony/Adams, Daniel (V)/Austin, Winston/Alborough, Roger/Miranda, Carlos (II)/Marzello, Vincent/Shell, Ray (I)/Ritz/Reck, Vinney/Kemp, Lindsay/Beattie, Joe/Torfeh, Bryan/Leverton, Guy/Boyce, Zoe/McKinley, Mairead/Grant, Sylvia (II)/McTeer, Janet/Woof, Emily/Williams, Nadia/Cawood, Sarah/Handy, Emma/Collette, Toni/Matthews, Donna (I) +Vera Drake (2004)/Payton, James/Putt, Robert/Jesson, Paul/Bill, Leo/Hatkoff, Daniel/Savage, Martin/Wickham, Jeffrey/Graham, Richard (I)/Raffield, Paul/Dunbar, Stephan/Chandler, Simon/Seymour, Billy/Mays, Daniel/Marsan, Eddie/O'Dowd, Chris/Childs, Philip/Gunn, Michael (I)/Franklin, Vincent/Mitchell, Sid (I)/Scarborough, Adrian/O'Donnell, Anthony/Monaco, Gerard/House, David (II)/Broadbent, Jim/Wight, Peter/Ellis, Tom (II)/Wood, Jake/Davis, Philip (I)/Troughton, Sam/Corduner, Allan/Conway, Craig (I)/Williams, Alan (XII)/Henson, Nicky/Jones, Nicholas (I)/Sheen, Ruth/Scott, Judith (III)/Cook, Billie/Kelly, Alex (II)/Pleasance, Lucy/Matthews, Sinead/Davies, Eileen/O'Flaherty, Tracy/White, Liz (III)/Vosburgh, Tilly/Robinson, Vinette/Wallis, Angie/Fry, Nina/Manville, Lesley/Amos, Emma/Smith, Georgie (III)/Griffiths, Joanna/Wood, Jane (II)/Coker, Helen/Keaveney, Anna/Staunton, Imelda/Holden, Lauren/Sharp, Lesley/Cameron, Heather Louise/Hawkins, Sally/Berrington, Elizabeth/Voe, Sandra/Cavaliero, Rosie/Nottingham, Wendy/Bailey, Marion/Curran, Angela/Craney, Heather/Woolgar, Fenella +Vercingétorix (2001)/Brandauer, Klaus Maria/Tchanev, Roussi/Mélançon, André/Yanev, Marin/Pallascio, Aubert/Tcherkelov, Georges/Moscato, Vincent/Lukanov, Boris/Ganev, Valentin/von Sydow, Max (I)/Atanassov, Atanass/Bissonnette, Patrice/Sartchadijev, Yossiv/Koukouchev, Assen/Lambert, Christopher (I)/Angelov, Youri/Bergeron, Jean Pierre/Donnadieu, Bernard-Pierre/Baraban, Yannis/Rives, Jean-Pierre/Mihajlov, Vassil/Charvet, Denis/Danailov, Stefan/Rosic, Djoko/Maneva, Tzvetana/Sastre, Inés/Djukelova, Paraskeva/Tenekedjieva, Desislava/Lutzkanova, Mila/Kavardjikova, Maria +Verdict, The (1982)/Clark, J.J. (I)/Newman, Paul (I)/Stadlen, Lewis J./Doucette, Gregory/Harris, Burtt/La Fortezza, Tony/Beck, Marvin/Mason, Edward/O'Shea, Milo/Foley, J.P./Bergmann, Joseph/Roy, Gregor/McGoldrick, Dick/Warden, Jack/Lensky, Leib/Stinton, Colin/Collard, Jack/Binns, Ed/Willis, Bruce/Handy, James/Mason, James (I)/Addy, Wesley/Peterson, Herb/Rubens, Herbert/Fennessy, Kevin/Douglas, Ralph/Seneca, Joe/Dear, H. Clay/Blood, John (I)/Broadhurst, Kent/Rhyne, Scott/Rampling, Charlotte/Fleming, Juanita/Bovasso, Julie/Benenson, Susan/Task, Maggie/O'Brien, Patty (I)/Crouse, Lindsay/Hart, Roxanne/Moore, Evelyn +Veronica Guerin (2003)/White, Jonathan (II)/Taylor, Joe (VIII)/Kinlan, Laurence/Wycherley, Don/Dobson, Brian (I)/Munn, Brian/Farrell, Colin (I)/Greeley, Jimmy/Hurley, Kieran/Nolan, Mick (I)/Toibin, Niall/Murray, David (VI)/Devine, Alan/Sheils, Karl/Lambert, Mark (I)/Keogh, Garrett/McCabe, Vinnie/O'Driscoll, Simon (II)/Oates, Enda/Herlihy, David/Lilburn, Gary/Ronan, Paul/McCabe, Shane/Reynolds, Kevin (II)/Byrne, Terry (I)/O'Brien, Gerry/McSorley, Gerard/Harris, Aaron (I)/Dunne, Martin/Behan, Paudge/McEvoy, Barry/O'Sullivan, Philip/Dennehy, Ned/Kelly, Darragh/Cave, Des/McHugh, Kevin (I)/Hinds, Ciarán/Ryan, Gerry/McKenna, Malachy/Hayden, Luke/Barnes, Barry (I)/Roe, Paul/O'Neill, Tommy (I)/Smith, Frank (XIV)/Hanley, Joe (I)/Bergin, Emmet/Gallagher, Joe (II)/McGuinness, Brian/Moynihan, Elizabeth/Smith, Shelly (I)/Fox-Clarke, Danielle/Keogh, Vanessa/Shiels, Amy/Costigan, Gina/Wade, Maggie/Reidy, Gabrielle/White, Cathy (I)/McDermottroe, Maria/Fricker, Brenda/Blanchett, Cate/Glascott, Fiona/Doddy, Sally Ann/Brown, Noelle/Brennan, Jane/Kelly, Emily (I)/Brennan, Barbara (II)/Norton, Helen/Duffy, Veronica/O'Reilly-Maloney, Sarah/de Buitléar, Gráinne/Bradley, Charlotte (I)/Ryan, Barbara (I)/Cassin, Anne +Versus (2000 II)/Katayama, Takehiro/Ohba, Kazuhito/Sakaguchi, Tak/Arai, Yuichiro/Matsumoto, Minoru (I)/Watabe, Ryosuke/Kamiaka, Toshiro/Komiya, Motonari/Matsuda, Kenji/Masumoto, Shôichirô/Tanikado, Yukihito/Sakaki, Hideo/Yoshihara, Ayumi/Asai, Hoshimi/Misaka, Chieko/Kirishima, Reika +Vertical Limit (2000)/Struthers, Tom/Siddig, Alexander/Dean, Calvin/Glenn, Scott/Mendelsohn, Ben/Stransky, Leo/Wilson, Stuart (II)/Craig, Gavin/Taylor, Robert (VII)/Hayman, David (I)/Valdes-Rochin, Alejandro/Rice, Tamati/Paxton, Bill/Kingan, Bruce/Bolt, Ian (I)/Morrison, Temuera/Le Marquand, Steve/Davis, Augie/Mammone, Robert/McKellar, Ross/Browning, Alistair/Moy, Colin/Brown, Rod (I)/Wrightson, Craig Walsh/Davidson, Jo (II)/Seth, Roshan/Lea, Nicholas/Cooley, Campbell/Zafar, Shahid/O'Donnell, Chris (I)/Beavan, Clinton/Viesturs, Ed/Tunney, Robin/Davison, Jo/de Castro, Tiffany/Scorupco, Izabella/Harris, Sally Spencer/Kenny, Nicolette/Patel, Leela/Whippy, Nicole +Vertigo (1958)/Helmore, Tom/Della Santina, Bruno/Bryar, Paul/Jones, Henry (I)/Dotto, Carlo/Remick, William/Stewart, James (I)/Harrington, Buck/Petruzzi, Julian/Shayne, Konstantin/Ano, Jack/McElhatton, David/Stevlingson, Ed/Murray, Forbes/Sayre, Jeffrey/Benson, John (I)/Graham, Fred (I)/Bailey, Raymond/Gotti, Roland/Giovanni, Don (I)/Hitchcock, Alfred (I)/Richardson, Jack (II)/Taft, Sara/Corby, Ellen/Milo, Miliza/Corbett, Jean/Dodd, Molly/Shipman, Nina/Patrick, Lee (I)/Genthon, Joanne/Jocelyn, June/Simmons, Dori/Analla, Isabel/Novak, Kim (I)/Brayton, Margaret/Delman, Roxann/Bel Geddes, Barbara/Flowers, Bess +Very Bad Things (1998)/Zimmerman, Joey (I)/Malinger, Tyler Cole/Stern, Daniel (I)/Bancroft, Bob/Fitchpatrick, Steve/Davis, Trey/Pressman, Lawrence/Di Mascio Jr., Angelo/McKenzie, Russell B./Piven, Jeremy/Cappon, John/Demmings, Pancho/Slater, Christian/Favreau, Jon/Piven, Byrne/Brownstein, Rob/Gibbons, Blake/Orser, Leland/Grandison, Brian/McIntyre, Marilyn/Klein, Linda/Tai, Kobé/Diaz, Cameron/Tripplehorn, Jeanne +Very Brady Sequel, A (1996)/Hubley, Whip/RuPaul/Cole, Gary (I)/Elfman, Bodhi/Spade, David/Buckman, Phil/Nahaku, Don/Applebaum, Bill/White, Gregory (I)/Liufau, Sidney S./Lee, Jesse (I)/O'Brien, Skip (I)/Hillerman, John/Rydbeck, Whitney/Sutera, Paul/Barnes, Christopher Daniel/Weatherred, Michael D./Galespie, Ian M./Ramsey, David (I)/Lundberg, Michael (I)/Van Holt, Brian/Belzer, Richard/Gilborn, Steven/Matheson, Tim (I)/Silva Jr., Anthony J./Ray, Connie/Gabor, Zsa Zsa/Mantel, Henriette/Farrow, Yvonne/Cox, Jennifer Elise/Hack, Olivia/Theodore, Diana/Casey, Sue (I)/Taylor, Christine (I)/Aspen, Jennifer/Weekes, Laura/O'Donnell, Rosie/Long, Shelley/Eden, Barbara (I) +Veuve de Saint-Pierre, La (2000)/Steltzer, Patrick/Gutiérrez, Julián/Rouvray, Jean-Paul/Napes, Boris/Daigle, Michel/Tanguay, Bernard/Roy, Yvon/Perrault, Stefan/Chevit, Maurice/Kusturica, Emir/Charmetant, Christian/Duchaussoy, Michel/Magnan, Philippe/Caux, Patrick/Kroetsch, Neil/Bouchard, Reynald/Christianssens, Serge/Du Janerand, Philippe/Larocque, Martin/Auteuil, Daniel/Eluau, Sylvain/Béland, Marc/Proulx, Luc/Tremblay, Ghyslain/Guérin, Luc/Jacques, Yves/Mallet, Arianne/Spade, Isabelle/Quesnel, Dominique/Gauthier, Manon/Delong, Lee/Philipe, Anne-Marie/Binoche, Juliette/Moreau, Sylvie (I)/McKenna, Sarah/Miron, Marianne C./Lascault, Catherine/Negro, Kendall/Cocke, Genevieve +Victor Victoria (1982)/Ward, Paddy/Silver, George/Skelton, Terence/Stark, Graham/Lyons, Derek/Diamond, Peter (I)/Williams, Sam (I)/Chandler, Simon/Preston, Robert (I)/Alden, Norman/Robbins, Michael (I)/Beevers, Geoffrey/Cassady, John/Tezcan, Mike/Pierre, Olivier (I)/Edwards, Geoffrey (I)/Cunningham, Neil (I)/Turton, Stuart/Arne, Peter/Powell, Nosher/Karras, Alex/Davey, Perry/Gant, David (I)/Rhys-Davies, John/Garner, James/Benedict, Jay (I)/Stern, Tim (I)/Good, Christopher (I)/Cooper, George Lane/Rayner, Martin/Jamieson, Malcolm (II)/Tanney, Herb/Chancer, Norman/Monks, Bill/Warren, Lesley Ann/Gibbs, Matyelok/Monk, Chrissy/Chandler, Vivienne/Vaughan, Elizabeth (I)/Skriver, Ina/Dickens, Joanna/Andrews, Julie (I)/Charles, Maria +Victory (1981)/Capacci, Eolo/Roëves, Maurice/Amidou/Diffring, Anton/Lindsted, Søren/Van Himst, Paul/Pigott-Smith, Tim/Prins, Co/Deyna, Kazimierz/Lenoir, Jack/Thoresen, Hallvar/Wark, John (II)/Stévenin, Jean-François/Stallone, Sylvester/Moore, Bobby (I)/Gera, Zoltán/von Sydow, Max (I)/Mikell, George/Wolbert, Gunter/Osman, Russell/Cochrane, Michael/Shawyer, David/Brauss, Arthur/Klima, Laszlo/Dhrey, Michel/Waldhorn, Gary/Massey, Daniel (I)/Roth, Werner/O'Callaghan, Kevin/Caine, Michael (I)/Andersen, Jürgen/Curry, Julian/Merrison, Clive/Sivell, Laurie/Summerbee, Mike/Turner, Robin/Ferreux, Benoît/Wolf, Michael (II)/Pelé/Kendrick, Jack (II)/Ardiles, Osvaldo/Laure, Carole +Videodrome (1983)/Creley, Jack/Malkin, Sam/Hedland, Franciszka/Carlson, Leslie/Dvorsky, Peter (I)/Church, Bob (I)/Chao, Harvey/Schwartz, Reiner/Tsubôchi, David/Bolt, David (I)/Woods, James (I)/Gomez, Henry (I)/Khaner, Julie/Hawtrey, Kay/Gorman, Lynne/Smits, Sonja/Cadeau, Lally/Eastwood, Jayne/Harry, Deborah (I) +Vidocq (2001)/Plutus, Xavier/Dolo, Akonio/Macherez, Pierre/Dubois, Jean-Pol/Chattot, François/Canet, Guillaume/Marceau, Jean-Pierre/Métreaux, Bernard/Zardi, Dominique/Arbona, Gilles/Depardieu, Gérard/Thibault, Jean-Marc/Gos, Jean-Pierre/Maaskri, Moussa/Penvern, André/Casmèze, Cyril/Ulysse, Fred/Diquéro, Luc-Antoine/Lefèvre, Michel/Dussollier, André/Bécue, Nathalie/Degenne, Juliette/Strassman, Karen/Varin, Céline/Kelsch, Barbara/Kikoïne, Elsa/Prader, Nathalie/Laurendeau, Stéphanie/Sastre, Inés/Scob, Edith/Renauld, Isabelle/Gilles, Fanny +Vie rêvée des anges, La (1998)/Beyrand, Gérard/Denamur, Xavier/Cailleret, Christian/Tiberti, Benoît/Kowalewski, Gricha/Ouelhadj, Lyazid/Langlet, Luc/Ulieghe, Claude/Lemayeux, Jean-Michel/Prestia, Jo/Niklevski, Zivko/Colin, Grégoire/Mercado, Patrick/Maria, Rosa (II)/Bouchez, Élodie/Colvez, Murielle/Hazard, Frédérique/Masiero, Corinne/Delerue, Stéphanie/Bidon, Mireille/Dufour, Diane/Régnier, Natacha/Massenhave, Francine/Richevaux, Juliette/Nero, Francine/Motte, Louise +View from the Top (2003)/Raymont, Daniel/Ruffalo, Mark/Kennedy, George (I)/Miller, Payton/Myers, Mike (I)/Ohayon, Emile/Shrake, Ward/Coffin, Frederick/Blucas, Marc/Novack, Frank/Critchlow, Roark/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Hernandez, Jorge R./Evans, Troy (I)/Daley, John Francis/Roth, Matt (I)/Polito, Jon/Miller, Christian (I)/Federman, Wayne (I)/Hayward, David (II)/Hanson, Brad (I)/Chitko, Andrew/Ford, Scott (I)/King, Duane/Lowe, Rob (I)/Malina, Joshua/Yagher, Jeff/Fink, Gavin/Everett, Chad/Tenting, Jon/Malpero, Christina/Miller, Stephanie (I)/Whelan, Dawn-Marie/Cole, Chelsey/Bergen, Candice/Preston, Kelly/Tomei, Concetta/Siroon, Valentin/Oberer, Amy/Dash, Stacey/Peterson, Robyn/Dajani, Nadia/Wycoff, Amanda/Applegate, Christina/McCommas, Merrilee/Kelleher, Victoria/Sawyer, Connie (I)/Mosher, Susan/Capshaw, Jessica/Recco, Donnamarie/McNeal, Mary/Ross, Clarinda/Paltrow, Gwyneth/Taylor, Priscilla/Spiegel, Anastacia/Colman, Taylor/Neiman, Paula M. +View to a Kill, A (1985)/Brown, Robert (I)/Gotell, Walter/Moore, Roger (I)/Chinn, Anthony/Sibbald, Tony/Tarr, Ron/Llewelyn, Desmond/Novgorodtsev, Seva/Kominowski, Bogdan/Redwood, Manning/Macnee, Patrick/Rougerie, Jean/Wilson, Michael G./Curtis, Clive/Condren, Tim/Keen, Geoffrey/Benzali, Daniel/Walken, Christopher/Flood, Joe (I)/Lundgren, Dolph/Robinson, Doug (I)/Bauchau, Patrick/Lyons, Derek/Jérôme, Lucien/Ackridge, Bill/Sach, Terry/Buhr, Gérard/Gray, Willoughby/Yip, David/McAuley, Taylor/Ensor, Peter/Hillier, Kit/Martinez, Patricia/Torigai, Mayako/Stavin, Mary/Soo, Papillon/Clitherow, Helen/Jones, Grace (I)/Cawley, Celine/Maxwell, Lois/Spencer, Jane (III)/Adey-Jones, Sian/Ashby, Carole (I)/Johns, Terri/Fullerton, Fiona/Saunders, Suzanne/Clark, Nike/Hallett, Caroline/Thomas, Paula (I)/Adams, Maud/Ritschel, Elke/Hanna, Deborah/Douse, Gloria/Risbourg, Dominique/Ronchi, Lou-Anne/Norton, Kim Ashfield/Loughlin, Karen/Doody, Alison/Roberts, Tanya +Vikings, The (1958)/Thring, Frank (I)/Welles, Orson/Donald, James (I)/Borgnine, Ernest/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Buckhøj, Per/Curtis, Tony (I)/Knox, Alexander/Connor, Edric/Berg, Almut/Leigh, Janet/Way, Eileen/Audley, Maxine/Nichols, Dandy +Village of the Damned (1960)/Harrison, Anthony (II)/Gwynn, Michael/Vernon, Richard (II)/Malik, Roger/Sanders, George (I)/Taylor, Peter (III)/Milleham, Mark/Smith, Brian (XVI)/Phillips, John (VI)/Cura, Carlo/Preidel, Peter/Bowman, Tom (I)/Archdale, Alexander/Bruno (X)/Paris, Gerald/Pyott, Keith/Norman, Paul (I)/Naismith, Laurence/Marks, Robert (I)/Bush, John (I)/Knight, Howard (I)/Stephens, Martin (II)/Warner, Richard (I)/Stuart, John (I)/Lawrence, Billy (I)/Archard, Bernard/Kelly, John (XII)/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Heathcote, Thomas/Scoble, Lesley/Buck, Pamela/Greenwood, Rosamund/Shelley, Barbara/Howley, Janice/Mundle, Elizabeth/Mitchell, Charlotte (I)/Aubrey, Diane (I)/Scoble, Teri/Richards, Susan (I)/Bateson, Linda/Long, Sarah (III)/Robins, Sheila/Cowell, June/Laird, Jenny +Village of the Damned (1995)/Baldwin, Sidney (I)/Billings, Anthony/Martineau, Ross/Bush, Robert Lewis/Corbett, Ed/Brebner, John/Haney, Tony/Hamill, Mark (I)/Miller, Ralph (I)/Richardson, Skip/Chambers, Steven (I)/Jason, Peter/Kaell, Ron/Robbins, Adam/Fridell, Squire/Belzer, Dan/Hom, Montgomery/Jones, Darryl (I)/Flower, George 'Buck'/Dorkin, Cody/Paré, Michael/Reeve, Christopher/Nishikawa, Lane/Wilhelm, Bradley/Dekker, Thomas (I)/Conrad, Roy/Carpenter, John (I)/Halton, Michael/Martinez, Dena/Salenger, Meredith/Simms, Chelsea DeRidder/Alley, Kirstie/Haun, Lindsey/Saunders, Lois/Simms, Renee Rene/Turco-Lyon, Kathleen/Pearthree, Pippa/Quarry, Jessye/Wilheim, Jennifer/Hardy, Trishalee/Iwai, Sharon/Kozlowski, Linda/Kahn, Karen/Lee, Wendolyn/Keaton, Danielle/Harvey, Hillary/Van Alyn, Abigail/Barden, Alice/Forslund, Constance/Eccles, Julie +Village, The (2004)/Sowers, Scott/Caton, Robert Randolph/Hofheimer, Charlie/Rusk, John/Jones, John Christopher/Wall, Zack/Burt, Jordan/Brody, Adrien/Phoenix, Joaquin/Collison, Frank/McDermott, Charlie (I)/Foster, Kevin (III)/Hagen, Thomas M./Musso, Brandon/Hurt, William (I)/Zuur, Willem/Fash, Sean Andrew/Gleeson, Brendan/Anaya, Joey/Lenzi, Robert/Shyamalan, M. Night/Eisenberg, Jesse/Pitt, Michael (II)/Moyer, Tim/Sartori, Cody/Kranz, Fran/Wieczkowski, Sydney/Kacanda, Maria/Jones, Cherry (I)/Weston, Celia/Winslow, Nancy/Wieczkowski, Chloe/Lowe, Jane (II)/Weaver, Sigourney/Howard, Bryce Dallas/Brown, Liz (II)/Jennings, Jessica (I)/Shapiro, Sydney/Colona, Mia Rose/Greer, Judy/Stauber, Liz/Vitale, Jami K./Lambert-Ryan, Shannon/Atkinson, Jayne/Smith, Pascale Renate +Vincent (1982)/Price, Vincent (I) +Violon rouge, Le (1998)/Liu, Zifeng/Yung, Sai-Kit/Andreas, Dimitri/Zhou, Zhi Qing/Gotsch, Johan/Laferrière, Dany/Cecchi, Carlo/Egger, Rainer/Bideau, Jean-Luc/Gant, David (I)/Richings, Julian/Hlady, Gregory/Girard, Rémy/Brugnini, Aldo/Lidou/Zhang, Kai/Flemyng, Jason/Mairginter, Josef/Groll, Florentín/Shapiro, Jody/Bogajewicz, Ireneusz/Denberg, Arthur/Matuszewiski, Andrzej/Feore, Colm/Silberschneider, Johannes/Cao, Kun Qi/Böck, Wolfgang/Yuen, Russell/Amighetti, Samuele/Puntelli, Tommaso/Alberman, David/Wang, Xiaoshuai/Tan, Zheng Wei/Koeker, Paul/Bradford, James (III)/Bell, Joshua (I)/Han, Xio Fei/Hosszu-Legocky, Geza/La Haye, David/Meckler, Herman/Koncz, Christoph/Jackson, Samuel L./McKellar, Don/Qiao, Zhi/Chang, Sylvia (I)/Gauthier, Marie-Josée/Oh, Sandra/de Vasconcelos, Paula/Berryman, Dorothée/Mercure, Monique/Scacchi, Greta/Yang, Rei/Laurenzi, Anita/Mollet, Clotilde/Grazioli, Irene/Macdonald, Sheena (I)/Bryer, Eva Marie/Tao, Hong/Stewart, Sylvia +Virgin Suicides, The (1999)/Kagan, Lee/Tucker, Jonathan (I)/Shebib, Noah/Dinicol, Joe/Buchan, John (II)/Gillies, Andrew (I)/Hartnett, Josh/Crawley, Amos/DeSimone, Anthony/Christensen, Hayden/Girvan, Neil/Schwartzman, Robert/Hall, Tim (I)/Ribisi, Giovanni/Hale, Chris (I)/DeVito, Danny/Glenn, Scott/Boyland, Charles/Roncetti, Joe/Stewart-Coates, Allen/Brennan, Gary (I)/McRae, Murray (I)/Snider, Peter/Michaelessi, Michael/Sybersma, Paul/Lawrenz, Mackenzie/Gonnsen, Kirk/Ladd, Dustin/Paré, Michael/Adams, Timothy/Denton, Scot/Woods, James (I)/Polley, Mark/Klanfer, François/Whittaker, Jonathon/Boyes, Derek (I)/Molho, Sheyla/Sybersma, Susan/Duquet, Michelle/Ferencz, Tracy/Dunst, Kirsten/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Minhas, Sarah/Miller, Sherry/Moroney, Marianne/Cook, A.J./Kaiser, Suki/Hall, Hanna R. (I)/Stahlbrand, Sandi/Swain, Chelse/Hawkrigg, Courtney/Jones, Mandy Lee/Karsemeyer, Jaya/Ainsworth, Ashley/Wessels, Anne/Kennedy, Megan (II)/Straatsma, Leah/Hayman, Leslie/Fairlie, Kristin/Hanley, Roberta/Johnson, Melody (I)/Greenhalgh, Dawn/Cahill, Sally (I)/Smith, Marilyn (I)/Swing, Catherine +Viridiana (1961)/Calvo, José (II)/Mayol, Joaquin/Rabal, Francisco/Roa, Joaquín/Brook, Claudio/Rey, Fernando (I)/Ojeda, Narciso/Heredia, Luis/Mendizábal, Sergio/García Tiendra, Juan/Tomás, Milagros/Martín, José Manuel/Rabal, Teresa (I)/Gaos, Lola/Zinny, Victoria/Guerra, Palmira/Lozano, Margarita/Isbert, María/Barriga, Alicia Jorge/Pinal, Silvia +Virtuosity (1995)/Shamrock, Ken/Washington, Denzel/Asman, David/Anderson, Daniel (I)/Ahmed, Ahmed/Mandylor, Costas/Kim, Johnny/Nguyen, Dustin (I)/Riojas, Juan A./Murray, Christopher/Silver, Michael B./O'Connor, Kevin J./Winters, Anthony/Fichtner, William/Bernt, Eric (I)/Goldring, Danny/Buffer, Michael/Chattman, Dwayne/Barnett, Steven R./Marques, Ed/Tamburro, Michael/Fontana, Randall/Spinella, Stephen/Young, Brogan/Hall, Anthony C./Atchley, Richard/Welker, Frank/Nájera, Miguel/Backman, Anthony/Sturgis, Gary Anthony/Gomes, Rob/Molina, Rolando/Marder, Jordan/Forsythe, William (I)/Jennison Noice, Gordon/La Presle, Kevin/Scotti, Allen/Crowe, Russell/Wilde, Rogan/Buchwald, Gaura Vani/Walcutt, John/Loreque, Kevin/Smallman, Amy/Duronslet, Mara/Allison, Monica/Vincent, Miracle/Morrow, Mari/Smith, Michelle (II)/Hope, Margot/Schanz, Heidi/Greenhut, Jennifer/Thompson, Brit/Lawson, Cheryl/Mohun, Susan/Nijo, Eiko/Hicks, Marva/Noelle, Lesa/Fletcher, Louise/Cuoco, Kaley/Watson, Virginia/Cohen, Beverly/Annarino, Karen/Lords, Traci/Damon, Una/Lynch, Kelly (I)/Ubach, Alanna/Foot, Mary-Rachel/Hughes, Laura Leigh +Virus (1999)/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Augustus, Sherman/Sullivan, Matthew (II)/Uchaneishvili, Levan/Bell, Marshall/Baldwin, William/Chervotkin, Yuri/Flippen, Keith/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Kundig, Jim/Eggby, David/Curtis, Cliff/Rzhepetskaya-Retchin, Olga/Curtis, Jamie Lee/Pacula, Joanna +Visiteurs, Les (1993)/Gruschka, Béla/Bandey, Paul/Le Dantec, Jean-Guillaume/Clavier, Christian/Pain, Didier/Reno, Jean (I)/Sowié, Théophile/Vial, Pierre (I)/Séty, Gérard/Berthoud, Jérôme/Boyadjian, Yohan/Scourneau, Michel/Poiré, Jean-Marie/Vives, Gérard/Hulin, Dominique/Liagre, Thierry/Muel, Jean-Paul/Denize, Eric/Peyrelon, Michel/Delguste, Dominique (II)/Bujeau, Christian/Lalande, François (I)/Burgel, Patrick/Caron, Jean-Luc/Aussedat, Pierre/Clami, Jean-Pierre/Bénureau, Didier/Gabison, David/Baptiste, Frédéric/Wojciechowski, Olivier/Averlant, Eric/Raffard, André/Nanty, Isabelle/Marie, Stéphanie/Chazel, Marie-Anne/Delagarde, Katia/Boyadjian, Amandine/Gaylor, Anna/Marie, Madeleine/Gano, Tara/Weitzenböck, Katja/Séménoff, Arielle/Lemercier, Valérie/Vasil, Nadia/Magnin, Claire +Viskningar och rop (1972)/Josephson, Erland/Lundh, Börje/Moritzen, Henning/Ek, Anders (I)/Carlberg, Lars-Owe/Årlin, Georg/Ullmann, Liv/Gjörup, Malin/Ullmann, Linn/Johansson, Greta/Bergman, Ingrid (II)/Andersson, Harriet/Sylwan, Kari/Bergman, Lena/Thulin, Ingrid/Priede, Monika/Johansson, Karin/Mariano, Rosanna/Gill, Inga/Lobråten, Ann-Christin +Vita è bella, La (1997)/Guzzo, Francesco/Craig, Aaron/Salvianti, Massimo/Tidona, Andrea/Bini Bustric, Sergio/Mescolini, Franco/van den Berg, Dirk K./Schindler, James/Benigni, Roberto/Alfonsi, Claudio/Consalvi, Ennio/Sammel, Richard/Camero, Robert/Cosentino, Giancarlo/Bohn, Jürgen/Baroni, Gil/Falomi, Alfiero/Pfanzelter, Günther/De Silva, Pietro/Hellmann, Hannes/Prester, Antonio/Frangipani, Stefano/Buchholz, Horst/Fommei, Antonio/Bianchi, Massimo/Cantarini, Giorgio/Fontani, Amerigo/Nardi, Andrea/Holger, Ernst Frowein/Hillinger, Wolfgang/Durano, Giustino/Paredes, Marisa/Letizia, Maria/Lojodice, Giuliana/Buratti, Verena/Braschi, Nicoletta/Messinese, Francesca/Alfonsi, Lidia/Mangione, Carlotta/Krauss, Margarita Lucia/Middelthon, Inger Lise/Porchiella, Cristiana/Fedke, Daniela/Lombardo, Concetta/Rudeberg, Laura/Macellari, Maria Rita/Lazzarini, Patrizia/Grassi, Alessandra/Lebboroni, Raffaella/Villa, Giovanna/Rovere, Gina +Volcano (1997)/Cheadle, Don/Levy, Marty/Parker, Brad (I)/Goldner, Rich/Tittor, Robert/Villani, Michael/Alejan, Sam/Rispoli, Michael/Manuel, Michael/McWatt, Chris/Edwards, Steve (II)/Crabson, Tom/James, Gary Kent/Trunk, Peter/Bishop, John (I)/Suttles, Darnell/Bourland, Kevin/Gantt, Mark/McGrady, Michael (I)/Orchid, Bruce R./Kilbride, Kerry/Rendino, Sal/Fardon, Joshua/Sible, Todd/McKinley, Scott/Kerman, Ken/Wisdom, Robert/Kramer, Bert/Black, Gerry/Mabowe, David T./Naipo, Al/Thedford, Marcello/Schiff, Richard/Rogers, Rick (I)/Reynoso, Juan Gabriel/Yamauchi, Takayuki/Zaver, George/DeGregorio, Kayli/Wright, Karl T. (I)/Shottner, Paul/Saxton, Richard/Rodriguez, Valente/Hodson, James Scott/MacDonald, James (I)/Myers, Chris (I)/Grace, Wayne/Corbett, John (I)/Buckley, Frank (I)/Perkins, Ron (I)/Jones, Tommy Lee/Edson, John Perry/Urquidi, Sergio/Myers, Lou (I)/Markinson, Brian/Williams, Gareth (I)/Pressman, David (I)/Low, Eddie J./Eason, Bo/Nielsen, John Ward/Thomas, Ken (II)/Cottrell, Mickey/Cervantes, Gary/Perez, Charles/Cutt, Michael/Levin, Harvey (II)/Laird, Jere/Thorne, Taylor/DuVall, Howard/Carroll, Larry (I)/Thorne, Jared/Nee, Phil/González, Juan Carlos (I)/Olney, Warren/MacLaughlin, Steve/David, Keith (I)/Richards, Walter (I)/Garcia, Rick (I)/Smith, Shepard/Spinder, Christopher/Quinones, Leo/Maines, Steven/Callie, Dayton/Kasper, Pete/Lynch, John Carroll/Thompson, Jeremy (I)/Comden, Danny/Penn, Richard (I)/Rich, Katie/De Rosa, Pina/Kim, Jacqueline/Recasens, Alina/Martirez, Jean/Bond, Paula/Schreiber, Catherine/Lucey, Dorothy/Lee, Luann/Howard, Sheila (I)/DeGregorio, Kelsi/Love, Mother/Clark, Sandra (II)/del Mar, Marcia/Wells, Jane (II)/Lardner, Lonnie/Velez-Mitchell, Jane/Estlin, Jennifer/Wynn, Andrea/Foo, Sasha/Hoffmann, Gaby (I)/Baggish, Joy/Quevedo-Stoll, Teresa/White, Michole/Barry, Georganna/Lalama, Pat/Essman, Susie/Griego, Penny/Barberie, Jillian/Heche, Anne/Coleman, Ceal/Crouch, Angie/Bjorklund, Jennifer/Anzur, Terry/Dapar, Josie/Lathem, Laurie/Albarez, Angela +Volunteers (1985)/Plimpton, George/Arbus, Allan/Hearn, Chick/Wun, Lonnie/Río, Guillermo/Ross, Duncan (I)/Cumbuka, Ji-Tu/Guilmant, Philip/Harada, Ernest/Hanks, Tom/Thomerson, Tim/Yorku, Harry/Tanaka, Professor Toru/Candy, John/Watanabe, Gedde/Berkeley, Xander/Kusatsu, Clyde/Romano, Carlos (II)/Wilson, Rita (I)/Kiser, Virginia/Gual, Pamela/Mussetter, Jude/Shakti (I)/Evans, Jacqueline +Volver (2006 I)/Almodóvar, Agustín/Blanco, Carlos (II)/de la Torre, Antonio (I)/Rivera, Leandro (I)/García Cambero, Carlos/Machi, Carmen/Ayúcar, Isabel/Iranzo, Eli/Castro, Pilar/Dueñas, Lola/Portillo, Blanca/Roig, Natalia/Maura, Carmen/Ramos, Yolanda (II)/Cruz, Penélope/Cobo, Yohana/Lampreave, Chus/Rosso, María Alfonsa/de Castro, Fany/Brotto, Magdalena/Aniorte, Pepa/Galán, Concha (II)/Díaz, María Isabel/Sánchez Expósito, Raimunda/Sanz, Neus/Magnani, Anna +Voyage dans la lune, Le (1902)/Depierre/Brunnet/Kelm/Méliès, Georges/André, Victor/Delannoy, Henri/Farjaut/d'Alcy, Jeanne/Bernon, Bleuette +Vozvrashcheniye (2003)/Dobronravov, Ivan/Garin, Vladimir (I)/Lavronenko, Konstantin/Dubovik, Lazar/Suknovalov, Aleksei/Sumin, Andrei/Petrova, Galina (I)/Kazakova, Lyubov/Aleksandrova, Yelizaveta/Vdovina, Natalya +Wag the Dog (1997)/Hoffman, Dustin/Howard, Cliff B./Esformes, Jack (I)/Caruso, Phillip V./Harrelson, Woody/Franklin, John (I)/Morris, Phil (I)/De Niro, Robert/Wilson, Warren (II)/Morgan, Derek/Staples, Roebuck 'Pops'/Rich, Glendon/Hocke, Bernard/Woods, Maurice (II)/Miller, Emmett (I)/Scarry, Rick/Gaynes, George/Richardson, Robert (I)/Shearer, Jack/Handel, Bill/Williams, Harland/Fenton, Sean/Carter, Allen/Vieha, Mark/McCormack, J. Patrick/Webster, Paul (III)/Cottle, Jason (I)/Belushi, James/Furlong, Kevin/Kalas, Brad/Saxton, Richard/Waters, Oren/Higgins, John Michael/Belson, Michael/Koechner, David/Tabakin, Ralph/Gilstrap, James/Macy, William H./Holiday, Anthony/Masterson, Sean (I)/Morgan, Ed (I)/Lawson, Richard (I)/Villani, Michael/Roleder, Garry R./McCoy, Ron/Trudel, Billy/Davis, Michael Reid/Lumpkin, Furley/Murray, Tom (II)/Nelson, Craig T./Vasquez, Alberto (I)/Ellis, Chris (I)/Levine, Jerry/Leno, Jay/Eaton, Lance/Cotton, Brant/Bähler, Tom/Cho, John/Leary, Denis/Haggard, Merle/Blake, Geoffrey/Kern, Kenneth (I)/Nelson, Willie/Dunst, Kirsten/Carter, Carmen/Halvorsen, Wendy Lou/Geraghty, Karen/Kemp, Stephanie/Plakson, Suzie/Cryer, Suzanne/Afshangol, Arlene/Talbott, Chelsea/Gross, Jennifer/Byrne, Jenna/Waters Willard, Maxine/Levinson, Michelle/Devine, Christine/Anzur, Terry/Gardner, Melissa/Garber, Hope/Elrod, Lu/Prestia, Shirley/Martin, Andrea (I)/Warner, Edrie/Menza, Gina/Crawford, Nikki/Waters, Julia/Fernandez, Giselle (I)/Avant, Nicole/Mellin, Maggie/Moreau, Marguerite/De Niro, Drena/Manley, Jennifer (I)/Heche, Anne +Wait Until Dark (1967)/Benson, Robby/Morgan, Gary (I)/Arkin, Alan/Del Val, Jean/Zimbalist Jr., Efrem/Crenna, Richard/O'Brien, Frank/Weston, Jack/Jones, Samantha (I)/Hepburn, Audrey/Herrod, Julie +Waiting for Guffman (1996)/Douglas, James (IX)/Turman, Jerry/Cross, David (II)/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Odenkirk, Bob/Benedict, Paul/Pipkin, Turk/Miller, Larry (I)/Arquette, Lewis/Guest, Christopher (I)/Williamson, Scott (I)/Lake, Don/Willard, Fred/Keeslar, Matt/McQueen, James/Hitchcock, Michael (I)/Levy, Eugene/Balaban, Bob/Dooley, Paul/Felux, Shane/Kash, Linda/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Bowman, Margaret/Fuller, Jean (II)/Posey, Parker/Flynn, Miriam/Theaker, Deborah/Parker-Jones, Jill/Lamkin, Kathy/Fisher, Frances (I) +Waiting to Exhale (1995)/Myers, Joseph S./Sams, Jeffrey D./Pierce, Wendell/Sharpe, Luis/Leon (I)/Theo (I)/Faison, Donald/Huff, Bob/Brown, Hope/Williamson, Mykelti/Leander, Thomas R./Rosete, Jose (I)/Haysbert, Dennis/Conway, Cordell/Hines, Gregory/Wells Jr., Lee/Love, Ken (I)/Galloway, Graham (I)/Brown, Wren T./Swerdlow, Ezra/Beach, Michael/Hedrick, Tom/Johnson, Lamont (II)/Esposito, Giancarlo/Bujack, Wally/Hammond, Brandon (I)/Snipes, Wesley/Raycole, Jazz/La Var, Ellin/Carpenter, Shari L./Moore, Kenya/Fox, Patricia Anne/Preston, Kelly/Houston, Whitney/Evans, Wanda-Lee/Baldwin-Davis, Brenda/DeMasi, Kacee/DuPois, Starletta/Hinton, Donyell/Rochon, Lela/Devine, Loretta/Mitchell, Delaina/Bassett, Angela +Waiting... (2005)/Cook, Dane/Conner, Robb/Chamberlin, Clay/Stone, Skyler/Groetsch, Justin/Matt (XV)/Voltz, Todd/Daley, John Francis/Hoffman, Roland W./Milonakis, Andy/Lapino, Raymond/Resor, Travis/Netzberger, Richard/Evermore, J.D./Nickleson, Loronzo/Kasch, Max/Koechner, David/McBride, Chi/Long, Justin (I)/Shedric/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Werner, Jordan/Brady, Don/Benedict, Robert Patrick/Miller, Matthew D./Ferrara, Wayne/Reynolds, Ryan (I)/Hazell, Pat/Brunette, Victor/Bills, James L./Sauer, Aaron/Duhe, Skylar/Swinney, Lauren/Alonzo, Melissa/Ubach, Alanna/Chriqui, Emmanuelle/Morgan, Melissa (I)/Faris, Anna/Malick, Wendie/Doubleday, Kaitlin/Guidry, Ann Marie/Monica, Monica/Balentine, Barbara/Ewen, Anne/Ladd, Jordan/Lapino, Ann/Lengies, Vanessa +Waking Life (2001)/Linklater, Richard/Levitch, Timothy 'Speed'/Katt, Nicky/Christensen, John (I)/Jones, Alex (III)/Sosa, David/Mackey, Louis/Gunning, Charles/Liebrecht, E. Jason/Zahedi, Caveh/Black, Louis/Forsyth, Guy/Power, Ryan/Samuelson, Hymie/Prince, Steven/Martínez, David (VII)/Gill, Glover/Solomon, Robert C./Grostic, Erik/Brooks, Trevor Jack/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Hawke, Ethan/Shakespeare, J.C./Hofmann, Otto/Hodge, Jason T./Nixon, Alex/Healy, Eamonn/Wise, Bill (I)/Brudniak, Steve/Foote, Kregg A./Murdock, Charles/Gebrewold, Aklilu/Jewell, David/Wiggins, Wiley/Soderbergh, Steven/Whittaker, R.C./Webster, Ken/Green, Brent (I)/Fitch, Steve/Nichols, Violet/Banda, Marta/Attaway, Jeanine/Dawson, Carol (I)/Hicks, Lara/Lee Fultz, Mona/Mahoney, Leigh/Cox, Bess/Cunnington, Kierstin/Moore, Lisa (II)/Delpy, Julie/Mannix, Edith/Nelson, Sara (I)/Asbell, Ames/Krizan, Kim/Hux, Tiana/Linklater, Lorelei/McBay, Mary +Waking Ned (1998)/Bendall, Colin/Barham, Lewis Charles/Bannen, Ian/Karran, Stanley/Egee, George/Robinson, Adrian (II)/Morrey, Alix/Hickey, Robert/Keogh, Jimmy/Cruddace, Ted/Burke, Steven/Kaighin, John/Carroll, Peter (I)/Nesbitt, James (I)/Kerrigan, Dermot/Read, Charlie/Bradford, Peter (II)/Scott, John (XVIII)/Vaughan, Paul (I)/Bussey, Derick/Doyle, Eamonn/Tweed, Johnnie/Dempsey, Brendan/Ashford, Jim/Campbell, Rennie/Cain, Norman/Ward, Paddy/Pearce, Ged/Randall, Larry (I)/Reeder, Thomas/Ryland, James/McKeown, Fintan/O'Donohue, Pat/Birnie, Joy/Devitt, Matthew/Bishop, James (III)/MacCormac, Raymond/Kelly, David (I)/Quigley, William (I)/Walker, Brian (V)/Stott, Barbara/Lewney, Shirley/Cain, Margaret/Foster, Jill (I)/King, Una/Pullin, Joyce/Bickerdike, Dodo/O'Malley, Maura (I)/Fitzgerald, Kitty/Stott-Murray, Molly/Horsfield, Margaret/Pixton, Stella/Bancroft, Anne (II)/Cruddace, Jill/Flanagan, Fionnula/Hidson, Susan/Smith, Jannie/Courtenay Smith, Pam/Lynch, Susan (I)/Lace, Anne/Clague, Barbara/Taylor, Muzci/Dawes, Heather (I)/Crebbin, Edwina/Dromey, Eileen +Waking the Dead (2000)/Vrana, Vlasta/Guess, Maxine/Dugan, Kai/Domingue, Norris/Spencer, Scott (I)/Landrieu, Nelson/Massey, Walter/Haughland, Bill/Petardi, Pascal/Hendrickson, Qariy/Cambridge, Ed/Anderson, Stanley/Fuica, Leonardo/Ledézma, Marco/Dane, Lawrence/Harris, Ed (I)/Harding, Robert/Hipp, Paul (I)/Crudup, Billy/Bradley, Justin (I)/Dinsmore, Bruce/Hagopian, Dean/Marshall, Larry (I)/Jordan, Don (I)/Williams, Philip (I)/Walsh, Father John/MacPherson, Walt/Fawcett, Alan (I)/Lynch, John Carroll/Behrens, Bernard/Holbrook, Hal/Calabretta, Tony/Hicks, Richard (II)/Lee, Ranee/Pinsent, Leah/Gage, Patricia/Oh, Sandra/Iraola, Karina/Sabourin, Caroline/Sakellaropoulo, Zoé/Connelly, Jennifer/Kuzyk, Mimi/Parker, Molly (I)/Washington, Sharon/Coll, Ivonne/Caldwell, Sandra/McTeer, Janet +Walk in the Clouds, A (1995)/Quinn, Anthony/Rea, Brad/Lindsey, Joseph/Johnston, John Dennis/Covarrubias, Febronio/Burri, Fred/Troconis, Joe/Sitomer, Loren/Huerta, Roberto (I)/Culpepper, Bret/Billings, Anthony/Martin, Gregory Paul/McCalman, Macon/Gallegos, Ismael/Jiménez, Juan (I)/Giannini, Giancarlo/Amendolia, Don/Reeves, Keanu/Ocean, Ivory/Rodríguez, Freddy (I)/Matheisen, Mark/Gleason, Mary Pat/Aragón, Angélica/Messing, Debra/Sandoval, Gema/Elizondo, Evangelina/Howard, Erica/Sánchez-Gijón, Aitana/Maislen, Stephanie/Flores, Alejandra +Walk on the Moon, A (1999)/Mortensen, Viggo/Liboiron, James Hayes/Lawrence, Mal Z./Platt, Jess/Boriello, Bobby/Bick, Stewart/Schreiber, Liev/Lavendel, Jesse/Gesser, Sam/Miller, Joel (I)/Rosenstein, Howard (II)/Perrino, Joseph/Brownstein, Bill (II)/Armstrong, Neil (I)/Feldshuh, Tovah/Paiement, Mahée/Moore, Lisa Bronwyn/David, Ellen/Kozlov, Tamar/Kavner, Julie/Barkoff, Victoria/Lane, Diane (I)/Paquin, Anna/Jakub, Lisa/Jasper, Star +Walk the Line (2005)/Grant, Jamie/Beene, Dan/Hilton, Tyler (I)/Evermore, J.D./Cole, Samuel/Lane, Charles E./Phoenix, Joaquin/Crowe, Richard (I)/Keach, James/Miller, Dan John/McPhail, Dave (I)/Bowen, Shane/Cole, William (VIII)/Perrone Jr., Ron/Covington, Aaron/Cash, John Carter/Raines, Brandon/Dexheimer, Trevor/Falk, Geoff/Rice, Johnathan/Crider, Brian/Powers, Tom (VII)/Gardner, Glenn Alan/Birkedahl, Brad/Alsup, Don/Jennings, Shooter/Ian, Hunter/Austin, Andy/Luschek, Mathew/Taylor, Ben (I)/Rubin de la Borbolla, Ian/Scott, J. Allen/Palazola, Vince/Farley, Marc/Dexheimer, Gordon/Entrekin, Wyatt/Plumlee, Chris/Patrick, Robert (I)/Thrower, Carter/Vinson, Danny/Payne, Waylon/Scroggs, Kevin/Wright, Jim (VI)/Evans, Jeff (V)/Axmaker Jr., Ken/Hanford, Cody/Taylor, Frank Hoyt/Droke, Jeff/King, Bob (VI)/Bagby, Larry/Lewin, Jason/Bonds, Brent/McDermott, Peter/Wilson, Dolan/Caffey, David (I)/Bailey, Jeff (I)/Parham, Rich/Canipe, Ridge/Goode, Gavin Lindsay/McNeely, J.P./Deas, Brian/Holiday, Johnny (III)/Taylor, Matt (IX)/Compton, Mark Alan/Ware, Tim/Williams, J.W./Wolverton Jr., Robert/Roberts, Dallas/Montgomery, Michael (I)/Daniel, Van/Steakley, Clay/McNeel, John/Blackman, Bryce/Harkins, Ross/Till, Lucas/Meyers, Donald/Parker, James DeForest/Ingersal, Micheal/Shaw, Brittany/Lindsey, Katie/Goodwin, Ginnifer/Witherspoon, Reese/Rosser, Leslie/Lewis, Valarie/Likins, JoAn/Monteith, McGhee/Johnson, Laurie (VI)/Grant, Clare (II)/Dorsey, Kerris/Kelling, Rhianna/Lynne, Shelby/Dumlao, Hannah Grace/Hester, L. Michele/Griffis, Rhoda/Miller, Tracee Mae/Nahon, Carly/Hill, Crystal/Keefe, Delaney/Thomas, Sheila (II)/Hester, Victoria (I)/Rawlings, Deborah/Falk, Jan/Canerday, Natalie/Goodwin, Melissa/Hitching, Mary Madeleine/Ingebritsen, Helen/Hill, Kimberly (III)/Moore, Halee Estelle/Lafferty, Sandra Ellis/Lavere, Amy/Saye, Krista/Pannell, Glenda/Boyce, Davielle/Hart, Sharon/Nelson, Hailey Anne +Walk to Remember, A (2002)/Howard, Seth/Smith, Erik (IV)/Parks Jordan, Jonathan/Thompson, Al (II)/Treveiler, Robert C./Lutz, Matt/Andrews, David (I)/Warren, Mervyn/Crawford, Clayne/Mumford, Dean/Smith, David Lee (I)/Paige, Jason (I)/West, Shane/Shankman, Adam/Osborne, Kevin/Bailey, Charles E./Butler, Al/Coyote, Peter/Grody, Gordon/Sweeney, Ryan (I)/Hernandez, Xavier/Thomas, Chip/Barnett, Janie/Ladden, Cassidy/Childers, Kelly Cole/Clark, Robin (III)/West, Julia Ann/Gregoreff, Nikki/de la Huerta, Paz/Davis, Frances E./German, Lauren/Caswell, Elaine/Cherry, Vivian/Martel, Arlene (II)/Miller, Marisa 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Doran/Ruehl, Mercedes/Van Valkenburgh, Deborah/Press, Gwynn/Maurer, Lisa/Vanderkloot, Victoria +Wasabi (2001)/Muller, Michel (I)/Bondoux, Jacques/Hirata, Haruhiko/Reno, Jean (I)/Zenoni, Fabio/Date, Syuntarou/Urota, Ukon/Geiri, Furuo/Nagahishi, Massaro/Sinniger, Christian/Honda, Koushirou/Decadi, Anthony/Takahashi, Kazuoki/Itagaki, Koukhi/Oida, Yoshi/Urushiyama, Hiroshi/Nishida, Akihiko/Toyota, Kouji/Montalto, Jean-Marc/Nelet, Stefan/Edomatsu, Touru/Scourneau, Michel/Shibukawa, Kiyohiko/Seki, Kazumasa/Ishii, Takashi (II)/Epstein, Yan/Oyama, Kinshiro/Tsuruya, Osamu/Kagaya, Kei/Ogura, Toshihiro/Brik, Alexandre/Iwata, Kyoshi/Mori, Seiji/Yamashita, Yuji (II)/Berthillot, Ludovic/Ootsuki, Hiroyuki/Kishi, Makiko/Maki, Hiroko/Hirosue, Ryoko/Balme, Véronique/Stoffer, Karine/Brière, Dorothée/Fukui, Tomo/Bouquet, Carole/Frenck, Elodie/Sakai, Yuki/Basara, Tenmei +Watcher, The (2000 I)/Wells, Jason (I)/Reineman, Peter J./Guido, Michael/Wamhoff, Gary E./Spader, James/Ashworth, Chris (II)/Benjaminson, Scott/Prince, Eriq F./Pasquesi, David/Nicolosi, Michael/Sylvester, Joey/Ellis, Chris (I)/Reeves, Keanu/Sikora, Joseph/Martin, Scott A./Bacarella, Mike/Monaco, Joe/Lassise, Mark/Forbrich, Joe/Cicchini, Robert/Lyke, Steve (I)/Komenich, Rich/Rothenberg, Andrew/Hudson, Ernie/Oliver, Ryan (I)/Dodds Frank, Marilyn/Tungate, Tamara/Niami, Yvonne/Velten, Lisa/Lahey, Sheila/Ketterer, René/Arthur, Rebeca/Kozlov, Dana/Anglin, Jennifer/McShane, Jenny/Black, Varen/Tomei, Marisa/DiMaso, Michele/Jerinic, Butch/Snow, Janelle/Peterson, Jill/Bell, Mindy/Yancy, Quinn/Smith, Rebekah Louise/Alexander, Gina (II) +Waterboy, The (1998)/Reed, Jerry (I)/Loughran, Jonathan/Kokol, Robert/Holland, Todd (II)/Smith, Wesley (I)/Dante, Peter/Covert, Allen/Farley, John/Coraci, Frank/Hold, Michael/Sandler, Adam (I)/Nowicki, Tom/Fouts, Dan (II)/Musburger, Brent/Schwartz, Marty Eli/Brophy, Brian/Royster, Mazio/Benson, Nathan/Raulerson, Steve/Kittay, Marc/Carroll, Jack (I)/McCoy, Ken (III)/Gilliard Jr., Larry/Corso, Lee/Baylis, Matt/Swezey, Ric/Wagner, Dave (I)/Thompson, Todd (I)/Taylor, Lawrence (II)/Giarraputo, Michael/Williams, Jamie (I)/Reid, Kevin (I)/Winkler, Henry/Bates Jr., James/Krstulich, Stephen/Lussier, Matthew/Fowler, Chris (I)/Nunez, Michael S./Mugglebee, Christopher/O'Hara, Patrick (I)/Swann, Lynn/Whiting, Al/Mallow, Dave/Farley, Kevin P./McGehee, Travis/Howard, Clint/McGuire, Kevin (I)/Benore, Kevin Patrick/Wight, Paul (I)/Clark, Blake/Green, Will/Rice, Brett/Cowher, Bill/Schneider, Rob/Johnson, Jimmy (III)/Patrick, Dan (I)/McTigue, Lisa Michele/Newbold, Soon Hee/Hare, Kelly/Gaston, Haven/Smith, Skye Noel/Hegeman, Heather/Balk, Fairuza/Santini, Chay/Basa, Jennifer/Behan, Renee/Riposta, Angelina/Sanders, Christie/Birch, Dawn/Wolf, Mattie/Grace, Cheryl/Taylor, Jennifer Bini/Krstulich, Cathi/Beaupre, Katryna/Bates, Kathy (I)/Alia, Phyllis/Barr, Tina +Watership Down (1978)/Hawthorne, Nigel/Jones, Clifton/Griffiths, Derek/Rigby, Terence/Mostel, Zero/Bennett, John (I)/Hordern, Michael/Elliott, Denholm/Ackland, Joss/Richardson, Ralph (I)/Andrews, Harry/Briers, Richard/Kinnear, Roy/Cox, Michael Graham/Hurt, John/O'Callaghan, Richard/Cadell, Simon/Maddox, Mary/Price, Michelle (I)/Gordon, Hannah/Farleigh, Lynn +Waterworld (1995)/Mokae, Zakes/Costner, Kevin/Girafi, Chaim/Douridas, Chris/Giuntoli, Neil/Arenberg, Lee/Spinuzza, Doug/Goossen, Greg/Flaherty, Lanny/Finnegan, David/Jeter, Michael/Coates, Kim/Black, Jack (I)/Kazann, Zitto/Sánchez, Victor (I)/Ka'aihue, Henry Kapono/Murphy, Gerard (II)/Shimono, Sab/Barak, Ari/Call, R.D./Toles-Bey, John/Anderson, Tracy (I)/Fleck, John (I)/Kehler, Jack/Douglas, Hal/LaSardo, Robert/Silverman, Robert A./DeMasters, Anthony/Cimino, Leonardo/Ka'ili Jr., Luke/Petrovic, Willy/Hopper, Dennis/Whalen, Sean (I)/Aviles, Rick/Preston, William/Neves, August/Joy, Robert (I)/Tripplehorn, Jeanne/Zohar, Rita/Gaybis, Anne/Sexton, Delisa/Majorino, Tina/Jago, Alexa/Tallent, Jenny +Way of the Gun, The (2000)/Pérez, José (II)/Katt, Nicky/Phillippe, Ryan/Guerrero, Armando (I)/Lewis, Geoffrey (I)/Caan, James/Coffey, James (II)/Pollock, Neil/Flores, Paul Angel/Kussman, Dylan/Orozco, Andres/Griffin, Henry (II)/Del Toro, Benicio/Diggs, Taye/Wilson, Scott (I)/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Lehman, Kristin/Jensen, Jan (I)/Silverman, Sarah/Santiago, Irene/Van Lier, Heidi +Way We Were, The (1973)/Kelly, Brendan (III)/Power, Edward/O'Neal, Patrick (I)/Gerringer, Robert/Gaynes, George/Keefer, Don/Edelman, Herb/Woods, James (I)/Koll, Don/Dahdah, Robert/Dillman, Bradford/Boles, Eric/Hamilton, Murray (I)/Redford, Robert (I)/Jenson, Roy (I)/Seymour, Dan (I)/Hamlisch, Marvin/Lindfors, Viveca/Sharpe, Cornelia/Cusick, Dorian/True, Andrea/Forslund, Constance/Chiles, Lois/McLerie, Allyn Ann/Jones, Marcia Mae/Blakely, Susan/Kirkland, Sally (I)/Goodman, Beverly/Peterson, Barbara (I)/Ewing, Diana/Streisand, Barbra/Zenor, Susanne +Wayne's World (1992)/DeLuise, Michael/Patrick, Robert (I)/DiLeo, Frank/Ferrari, Marc/Fuller, Kurt/Carvey, Dana/Farley, Chris/Birnbaum, Stephen/Cooper, Alice (I)/Shore, Harris/Filpi, Carmen/Doyle-Murray, Brian/Amendolia, Don/Coffin, Frederick/Bell, Dan (I)/Smith, Greg (I)/Sherinian, Derek/O'Neill, Ed (I)/Hagerty, Michael G./Myers, Mike (I)/DeGrasso, Jimmy/St. James, Mark (I)/Foster, George (I)/Tergesen, Lee/Lowe, Rob (I)/Sullivan, Sean Gregory/Crabb, Eric/Meat Loaf/Melhuse, Peder/Freezin', Pete/Mikita, Stan/Focx, Anthony/Noland, Charles/Dixon, Donna/Ruzan, Robin/Spheeris, Penelope/Camp, Colleen/Skye, Ione/Carrere, Tia/Boyle, Lara Flynn/Rae, Shannon/Schoeller, Anna +Wayne's World 2 (1993)/Farley, Chris/Surjik, Stephen/Odenkirk, Bob/Carvey, Dana/Guess, Sean Michael/Nickles, Michael A./Pollak, Kevin/Larkin, Bob/Valenti, Duke/Grazer, Gavin/Epper, Richard/Hong, James/Tyler, Steven (I)/Kato, Nash/Litman, Ron/Perry, Joe (I)/Walken, Christopher/Sellers, Larry/Whitford, Brad/Brown, Ralph (I)/Meadows, Tim/Leno, Jay/Bell, Dan (I)/McGinley, Ted/Kenna, Matthew/Edwards, Lance/O'Neill, Ed (I)/Taylor, Rip/Smigel, Robert/Hansen, Al (I)/Tergesen, Lee/Hamilton, Tom (II)/Myers, Mike (I)/Coffey, Scott (I)/Heston, Charlton/Downey, James (I)/Shearer, Harry/Wilson, Shawn (IV)/Corazon, Carlo/Liss, Joe/Slayton, Bobby/Foster, George (I)/Kramer, Joey/Graham, Benny/Gress, Googy/DiLeo, Frank/Raczkowski, Paul/Coberly, Sydney/d'Abo, Olivia/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Cory, Priscilla/Basinger, Kim/Locklear, Heather/McShane, Jenny/Jeinsen, Elke/Roland, Gina/Carrere, Tia +We Don't Live Here Anymore (2004)/Baur, Marc/Earley, Patrick/Krause, Peter (I)/Charles, Sam (I)/Francis, Jim (II)/Ruffalo, Mark/Roe, Meg/Spevack, Melodee/Page, Haili/Dern, Laura/Bishop, Jennifer (II)/Rothwell, Amber/Watts, Naomi (I)/Mawhinney, Jennifer +We Were Soldiers (2002)/Szarabajka, Keith/Gibson, Christian/Roebuck, Daniel/Cook, Doug C./Parks Jordan, Jonathan/Carpenter, Brian (I)/Beene, Dan/Bagnell, Robert/Mangum, Matt (I)/Abell, Tim/Johnson, Lyndon (I)/Nelson, Steven (I)/McCracken, Mark (I)/Reynolds, F. Lee/Heron, Blake/Pepper, Barry/Bunch, Sean Thomas/Gregg, Clark/Werkheiser, Devon/Klipstine, Will/Klein, Chris (I)/Hamm, Jon/Daugherty, Josh/Hosking, Nicholas/Gibson, Mel (I)/Koster, Shepard/Smith, Forry/Tee, Brian/Keith Lester, Derrell/McLaurin, Joshua/Fleming, Cliff/St. Esprit, Patrick/Zapotoczny, Stephen/MacArthur, Erik/Hieu, Joseph/Walsh, Dylan/Oglesby, Randy/Garcia, Jsu/Tomlinson, Michael (I)/Rice, John Paul (II)/Angell, Vincent/Hong, Vien/White, Mike (IV)/Tran, Billinjer C./Hurst, Ryan/Giordani, Michael/Ford, Brendan/Wallace, Andrew (I)/Nguyen, Lam (I)/Kostenko Jr., Frank/Tran, Joseph/Thomas, Keni/Blucas, Marc/Morrow, Edwin/Harrington, Desmond/Elliott, Sam/Kinnear, Greg/Benward, Luke/Nguyen, Johnny/Gibson, William (V)/Grimshaw, Jim/Allison, Ben/Gibson, Edward/Duong, Don/Lang, Matthew/Gordon, Justin (II)/Cate, Chris/Powell, Jason (I)/Le Boyer, Danny/Franklin, Kelli/Bui, Diep/Semler, Ingrid/Hart, Shannon M./Momsen, Sloane/Stowe, Madeleine/Young, Bellamy/Russell, Keri/Khali, Simbi/Lombardi, Kate/Momsen, Taylor/Lien, Maia +We're No Angels (1989)/Kirby, Bruno/Totino, Frank/Dagg, Cory/Ackroyd, Jack (II)/Shawn, Wallace/Brazeau, Jay/Holland, Antony (I)/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Berry, Lloyd/Sanford, Garwin/Mackenzie, Bill/Buhay, Ken/Walker, Matthew (I)/Hoy, Sean (I)/Poltaruk, Rick/Russo, James (I)/Murdoch, Bill (II)/De Niro, Robert/Gilbert, Troy/Reilly, John C. (I)/Penn, Sean (I)/Newman, Richard (I)/McLeod, David (VIII)/Bean, Gerry/Kidnie, James/Axton, Hoyt/McAnally, Ray/Demers, Sylvain/Lawrence, Elizabeth (I)/Austin, Karen Elizabeth/Moore, Demi/Jickels, Jessica/Megill, Sheelah +Weather Man, The (2005)/McMahon, Ed (I)/Stubbings, Chuck/Marrs, Chris (I)/Milinac, John D./Skilling, Tom/Bacarella, Mike/Hoult, Nicholas/Caine, Michael (I)/Xue, Juhong/Pina, Alejandro/Ahn, Dan/Bianchi, Joe/McKay, Antoine/Puck, Wolfgang/Wells, Jason (I)/Watson, Kalvin/McClary, Ron/Zahrn, Will/Riggs, Daniel/Fordham, David/Martinez, Eddie (I)/Van Swearingen, Guy/Hilger, Stephen/Kuehneman, Nick/Kolbey, Bob/Grosz, Peter/Strobel, Richard/Tapscott, Tristan Layne/Edwards, Terrence/Benjaminson, Scott/Bubala, Jackson/Ambriz, Eric/Salzwedel, Ryan/Whiteley, Sandy/O'Connor, Levin/Gumbel, Bryant/Haley, John R./Mountain, John Francis (I)/Flannery, Dan/Darlow, David/Adloff, Nathan/Burk, Ryan/Freeney, Clifford M./Bellows, Gil/Brail, Joshua/Cage, Nicolas/Rispoli, Michael/Jarchow, Bruce/de la Peña, Gemmenne/McConnell, Judith/Davis-Williams, Shanesia/Orleans, Leah Rose/Jagannathan, Poorna/Sylvestrak, Joanne/Taylor, Jennifer Joan (I)/Lyn, Kathryn/Moody, Sia A./Schaiper, Megan/Follansbee, Sue/Agers, Charla/Davis, Hope (I)/Howard, Anne Marie/Facklis, Dina/Brooks, DeAnna N.J./Duerdoth, Kristen/Castro, Melanie Decelles/Palmatier, Nikkole/Myers, Kari/Jones, Ora (II)/Moler, Robyn/Melton, Nikki Taylor/Scarpino, January/Sutherland, Amber/Bills, Jennifer/Strobel, Joey (I)/Ferrare, Cristina/Weaver, Monica +Wedding Crashers (2005)/Marshall, Robert Neal/McDonnell, James/Conrad, David (I)/Anderson, Mark Duane/Carville, James/McKennitt, Michael/Chun, Arnold/Mandel, Jules/Wheeler, Joshua/Fields, Jeff/Bowden, Beau/Said, Sam Georges/Barber, Shawn/Wilson, Owen/Tobin, John H./Newman, Jacob/Turner, Dylan James/Cooper, Bradley (I)/Termath, Steve J./Bellesfield, Mike/Watson, O.J./Caton, Robert Randolph/Garci, Gill/Lynch, Brian T./O'Donnell, Keir/Ferrell, Will/McCain, John (I)/George, Mike (I)/Elrod, Carson/Riehle, Richard/Vaughn, Vince/Stults, Geoff/Canada, Ron/Campbell, Larry Joe/Page, Eddie/Cerullo, Al/Smith, William F./Yoakam, Dwight/Bernard, Jed/Schmidtke, Ned/Gibson, Henry (I)/Patil, Neil/Henecke, Jesse/Walken, Christopher/Vance, Schuster/Newman, Brad (III)/Koons, Joe/Pavelec, John G./Kahlenberg, Charles/Downs, Stephen J./Cutell, Lou/De Souza, Noel/Carson, Steve (I)/Perilli, Frank Ray/Chi, Chao Li/Michaels, Norma/Nicole, Tanaya/Baird, Diora/Tsang, Juting/Massey, Jennifer (I)/Ames, Betsy/Turner, Tiffany/Matthews, Amber/Robertson, Carolyn/Donohue, Jewel/Sparkle (I)/Fisher, Isla/Arcé, Maria/Samhaber, Phyllis/Vanderhorst, Lovelynn/Rani, Rita/Jeevaji, Roopashree/Orrico, Laura/Miller, Karen (V)/Hawkins, Melanie/Wedeen, Kelsey/Woods, Michelle (I)/Belacio, Deanna/Bozilovic, Ivana/Albertini Dow, Ellen/Roseen, Irene/Sterling, Rachel/Perla, Paola/Schoneweis, Lindsay/Pinegar, Kassie/Lindley, Christina/Fischer, Pamela (I)/Khan, Z.M. Nan/Caccietta, Caro/Barroso, Claudia (II)/Zaim, Naureen/Taylor, Cindy (III)/Anderson, Camille/Nevin, Stephanie/Place, Patricia/Altice, Summer/De Mornay, Rebecca/Fritz, Lauren (I)/Blouin, Sophia/McAdams, Rachel/Beach, Lisa/Seymour, Jane (I)/Joosten, Kathryn/Conopask, Melanie Anneke/Alden, Jennifer/Haybaeck-Rogers, Ina/Traister, Holly +Wedding Date, The (2005)/Sheffield, Jeremy/Simon, Jay/Harris, C. Gerod/Blackman, Anthony/Staplehurst, Colin/La Barre, Jens/Sackville, John/Egan, Peter (I)/Hall, Steve (X)/Nobbs, David/Asprey, George/Brown, Dave (IX)/McCarthy, Michael (V)/Miers, Nick/Davenport, Jack/Barrett, Martin/Wills, Alan/Johnson, Ivan (III)/Mulroney, Dermot/Lobo, Stephen/Shale, Kerry/Lesseat, Brian/James, Jolyon/Walker, Adrian (III)/Guihen, Patrick/Dobell, Linda/Taylor, Holland/Sands, Anna/Bermingham, Lucy/Lindsay, Helen/Brickwood, Alice/Messing, Debra/Horvat, Ivana/Lewis, Danielle/Adams, Amy (III)/Parish, Sarah +Wedding Planner, The (2001)/Catala, Anthony/Pappas, Bobby/Parker, F. William/Danner, Harry/Loeffler, Adam/Lauren, Greg/Pollak, Kevin/Ritter, Huntley/Hyler, Erik/Rocco, Alex/West, Don (III)/Kimbrough, Charles/Willard, Fred/Chambers, Justin/Vienhage, Rocco/Shaiman, Marc/Hart, Gordon (II)/Howell, James (II)/Hechim, Jim/Lara, Mario (II)/Myers, Lou (I)/Macat, Julio/Schwartzman, Maurice/Howard, Seth/Cheshier, Lydell M./McConaughey, Matthew/Jerome-Clayton, Whayne/Brown, Peter (I)/Givens, Samuel/Pavel, Philip/Gentry, Jake/Finnerty, Dan (II)/Chong, Phil/Daher, Chris/Childers, Christopher D./Duran, Micki/Lopez, Jennifer (I)/Najimy, Kathy/Udenio, Fabiana/Beach, Hollie/Shounia, Cortney/Jaroszyk, Natalia/Turner, Bree/Hollingsworth, Chelsea/Dawn, Carina/Weathers, Dee Dee/Greer, Judy/Uddo, Adele/Mosher, Susan/Kleiman, Raphaela/Brockl, Bianca/Wilson, Bridgette/Del Mar, Joan/Amadei, Magali/Bihari, Karon/Brockhurst, Betsy/Arlyn, Nikki/Williams, Caisha/Bay, Frances/Gleason, Joanna +Wedding Singer, The (1998)/Glave, Matthew/Herlihy, Tim/Hopson, Al/Arquette, Alexis/Castellucci, Teddy/Dante, Peter/Filpi, Carmen/Robinson, David Sean/Nealon, Kevin/Hackl, Robert/Jay, Michael (I)/Cottle, Jason (I)/Lemieux, Dan/Alan, Christopher/Sawaski, John/Newman, Sid/Sivero, Frank (I)/Vana, John/Posehn, Brian/Carroll, Earl (II)/Shaifer, Andrew/Sandler, Adam (I)/Thiele, Paul/Nisbet, Jack/Kimble, Matthew/Elmer, Billy/Cope, Zachary David/McTavish, Patrick/Lonow, Mark/Burke, Al (II)/Shuman, Michael/Beltzman, Mark/Hurst, Todd/Covert, Allen/Brill, Steven (I)/Lovitz, Jon/Razz, Randy/Idol, Billy/Barnett, Gemini/Veltri, Gabe/Thompson, Mike (II)/Karz, Jimmy/Buscemi, Steve/Smigel, Robert/Bolland, Lukey/Oppenheimer, Joshua (I)/Schwartz, Kimberly/Featherstone, Angela/Pickles, Christina/Gipson, Sanetta Y./Pierce, Sally/Thelen, Jodi/Schneider, Marnie/Paton, Angela/Moakler, Shanna/Challet, Jackie R./Cory, Priscilla/Alia, Phyllis/Taylor, Christine (I)/Byrne, Jenna/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Albertini Dow, Ellen/Cheatham, Maree +Weekend at Bernie's (1989)/Noday, Patt/Kotcheff, Ted/Salata, Gregory/Ross, Ronald C./Silverman, Jonathan (I)/Woliner, Jason/Smaltz, Mark Kenneth/Howard, Steve (I)/Arey, David/Caruso, Phillip V./Boucher, Richard W./Criscuolo, Lou (I)/Cox, Dan (I)/Cheung, George/Fischer, Stephen (I)/Hatfield, Mert/Miltsakakis, Stefanos/Ulrich, Skeet/Horen, Robert L./Dean, Edward Little/Perez, Timothy/Barbour, Bruce Paul/Tare, Nello/Preston, Dan (I)/Canon, Jack/Kiser, Terry/Giambalvo, Louis/Wargo, Dan/Mannino, Anthony/Calfa, Don/Hallett, Jack (I)/Bennes, John/McCarthy, Andrew (I)/Liles, Jean/Segal, Polly/King, Tina Diane/Hall, Margaret/Vincent, Michelle/Sternchak, Leslie/Jones, Cindy Foster/Stewart, Catherine Mary/Parks, Catherine/Bowden-Kirby, Joyce/Lewis, Rachel (I)/Roseman, Patricia/DeJoria, Eloise/Lindberg, Lorri/Berlings, Augustina/Gannon, Lisa Sherrill +Weekend at Bernie's II (1993)/De Lugo, Win/James, Steve (I)/Lucas, William (II)/Rogers, Michael (V)/Lemon, Ben/Bostwick, Barry/Wright, Tom (I)/Silverman, Jonathan (I)/Cassinelli, Filippo/Lally, James/Coccioletti, Phil/Pierce, Stack/Dourdan, Gary/Durham, Lance (I)/Willis, Robert R./Silverman, Hillel E./Locker, Matt/Karibalis, Curt/Howry, Lyle/Bones, Cedric/Lipman, David (I)/Kiser, Terry/McCarthy, Andrew (I)/Warner, Rudy/Piemonte, Pee Wee/Hodge, John (II)/Phillips, Samantha/Nerfin, Christine/Vanterpool, Ernestina Elena/Shulman, Constance/Beyer, Troy/Moreau, Jennie/Scott-Klane, J.C./Klane, Caitlin/Nelson, Novella +Weight of Water, The (2000)/Lucas, Josh (I)/Scobie/Berthelsen, Anders W./Thomsen, Ulrich/Penn, Sean (I)/Juliusson, Karl/Hinds, Ciarán/Call, R.D./Cobbold, Peter/MacDonald, Murdoch/Walf, John/Maclaren, John (I)/Donat, Richard/Curry, Adam (II)/Kristoffersen, Jan Tore/Rutten, Joseph/Maillet, Michele/Polley, Sarah/Kellner, Catherine (I)/Kvist, Rita/McCormack, Catherine/Hurley, Elizabeth (I)/Shaw, Vinessa/Cartlidge, Katrin +Weird Science (1985)/Berryman, Michael/Scott, Fred D./MacHugh, Doug/Thompson, Kevin (II)/Davis, D'Mitch/Le Fevour, Rick/Rusler, Robert/Timko, Johnny/James, Steve (I)/Hughes, Prince/Leach, Britt/Downey Jr., Robert/Borsos, Phillip/Mitchell-Smith, Ilan/Gieb, Joe/Barry, Ivor/Cramer, Michael (II)/Wells, Vernon (I)/Townsend Jr., Vince/Williams, Chino 'Fats'/Harris, Darren (I)/Robins, Mikul/Jensen, Jeff (I)/Walker, Rock A./Paxton, Bill/Hoffman, Todd (II)/Hall, Anthony Michael/Kapelos, John/Langham, Wallace/Props, Renee/Aronson, Judie/Coyle, Anne Bernadette/Whitlow, Jill/Lowe, Alison Carole/Steelsmith, Mary/Kellems, Suzy J./Balgobin, Jennifer/Malin, Kym/LeBrock, Kelly/Lang, Barbara (III)/Snyder, Suzanne (I)/Goodrich, Theodocia/Frohman, Robin/Gordon, Pamela (I) +Welcome to Collinwood (2002)/Lentz, Danny/Warshofsky, David/Russo, Basil/Macy, William H./Veneziano, Peter/Thomas, Rohn/Turney, Wayne S./Pate, Blaine (I)/Calabrese, Ray/O'Donnell, Frank/Jeter, Michael/Clooney, George/Kost, Don/Leonard, Brett C./Buck Jr., John/Washington, Isaiah (I)/Rockwell, Sam/Davoli, Andrew/Oughton, Art/Guzmán, Luis (I)/Canepari, Bernard/Nagel, Maryanne/Silver, Dorothy/Esposito, Jennifer/Zupa, Ann/Union, Gabrielle/Clarkson, Patricia/Gulick, Lissy/Kitral, Annie/Russo, Angela/Lang, June (III) +Welcome to Mooseport (2004)/Lynn, William (I)/Fielding, Ed (I)/Kersey, Mark/Gruich, Jeff/Smith, Bernard Keir/Snider, Peter/Akayama, Dennis/Robson, Wayne/Moses, Sam/Esmer, Ennis/Feather, Jim/Hackman, Gene/Eddis, Tim/Duran, Dan (I)/Tosquellas, Armando/Romano, Richard A./Herrmann, Edward/Romano, Ray (I)/Bates, Paul (IV)/Hirsch, Andy (I)/Savage, Fred/Torn, Rip/Macniven, David/Moodie, Andrew/Mijovic, Danny/Miller, Arlin/Manfrellotti, Jon/Kinney, Mike (I)/Barrett, James (II)/Rothman, John/Pruner, Karl/Bramble, Adam/Murray, Doug (II)/Rodriguez, Chi Chi/McGuire, Paul (III)/Strezos, Louis/Williams, Philip (I)/Baranski, Christine/Desrochers, Denise/Sutton, Krista/Holmes, Jessica (I)/Gordon, Diane/Allin, Heather/Greenhalgh, Dawn/Richardson, Jackie/Street, Carly/Brown, Natalie (VI)/Eastwood, Jayne/Grover, Deborah/Richardson, Leslie M./Platts, Diana/Kenny, J.C./Taylor, Lee (VI)/Williams, Colleen (I)/Burdon, Catherine/Laidlaw, Jackie/Moffatt, Pat (I)/Tierney, Maura/Harden, Marcia Gay/Squibb, June/Reynolds, Colleen/Pasternak, Reagan +Welcome to Sarajevo (1997)/Adi, Cesar/Shale, Kerry/Secic, Haris/Jokanovic, Vladimir/Levi, Nino/Janjic, Davor/Kelly, Peter (I)/Dillane, Frank/Momiroski, Goran/Plestina, Milan/Dzevad, Pejdah/Zupcevic, Miralem/Marinkovic, Dragan (II)/Nesbitt, James (I)/Visnjic, Goran/Dillane, Stephen/Sarvan, Haris/Sivak, Drazen/Harrelson, Woody/Dzambazov, Igor/Arsovski, Petre/Basic, Senad/Rajcinovska, Natali/Tusar, Majda/Peceva, Viktorija/Cherepnalkovska, Viktorija/Fox, Kerry (I)/Orel, Vesna/Brutus, Izudina/Nusevic, Emira/Lloyd, Emily/Hadzovic, Ines/Buric, Sanja/Mitevska, Labina/Brogan-Smith, Paige/Kujaca, Nikolina/Jankoska, Brankica/Salijevic, Berina/Gadzic, Gordana/Tomei, Marisa/Bolanca, Dijana/Popovska, Joana/Fancovic, Ines/Aubrey, Juliet +Welcome to the Dollhouse (1995)/Leung, Ken (I)/Fager, Tommy/Coogan, Scott/Pontidis, Telly/Gould, Richard (I)/Lyman, Will/Trager, Josiah/Duarte, Herbie/Sexton III, Brendan/DeFresco, Dimitri/O'Donoghue, James/Faber, Matthew/Buell, Bill (I)/Coluca, Teddy/Mabius, Eric/Vidal, Christina/Pitta, Zsanne/Hecht, Beverly/Martens, Rica/Davis, Victoria (I)/Martin, Elizabeth (I)/Howard, Siri/Matarazzo, Heather/Posner, Amanda/Brucato, Christina/Pietropinto, Angela/Kalinina, Daria/Moseley, Stacey +West Side Story (1961)/Trikonis, Gus/Abbott, Tommy/Beymer, Richard/Astin, John/Banas, Robert/Verso, Eddie/Winters, David (I)/Thompson, Robert E./Norman, Jay/Mordente, Tony/Culkin, Christopher/Evans, Harvey/Bryant, Jimmy (I)/Tamblyn, Russ/De Vega, Jose/Chakiris, George/Rogers, Jaime/Bramley, William/Feld, Eliot/Navarro, Nick (I)/Bean, David (I)/Tayir, Andre/Michaels, Bert (I)/Ruggerio, Lou/Glass, Ned/Teague, Anthony 'Scooter'/Smith, Tucker (I)/Del Campo, Rudy/Oakland, Simon/Roquemore, Larry/Theodore, Lee/Santon, Penny/Trikonis, Gina/D'Andrea, Carole/Moreno, Rita (I)/Oakes, Susan/Wand, Betty/Kaye, Suzie/Wood, Natalie (I)/Wilder, Yvonne/Nixon, Marni/Joyce, Elaine (I)/Miya, Joanne +Westworld (1973)/Sherman, Orville/Hogan, Robert (I)/White, Will J./Workman, C. Lindsay/Roat, Richard/Crosby, Wade/Sorenson, Paul/Cahill, Barry (I)/Oppenheimer, Alan/Young, Ben (I)/Franken, Steve/Seel, Charles/Bartold, Norman/Martin, Jared/Washington, Kenneth/Wilson, Terry (I)/Delaney, Larry/Brolin, James/Patten, Robert/Benjamin, Richard/Gilbert, Lauren/Nichols, Robert (I)/Van Patten, Dick/Man, David (I)/Frank, David M. (II)/Platt, Howard/Brynner, Yul/King, Kip/Mikler, Michael T./Roberts, Davis/Falk, Tom/Scott, Linda Gaye (I)/Barrett, Majel/Shaw, Victoria (I)/Marcus, Julie/Wynters, Sharyn/Holter, Chris (I)/Richards, Leoda/Henson, Lin/Bellamy, Anne/Miller, Mindi/Randall, Anne (I)/Marlowe, Nora (I) +Wet Hot American Summer (2001)/Marino, Ken/Sussman, Kevin/Hopkins, Danny/Friedlander, Judah/Korin, Greg/Oney, Keith/Cooper, Bradley (I)/Rudd, Paul (I)/Benjamin, H. Jon/Orth, Zak/Conroy, Kevin Thomas/Miles, A.D./Jacobs, Gideon/Shoesmith-Fox, Jacob/Carmeci, Matt/Montgomery-Wicks, Zachary/Black, Michael Ian/Connors, Christopher (II)/Norton, Liam/Setton, Avi/Salett, Peter/Lo Truglio, Joe/Millman, Gabriel/Helfer, Ian/Walz, Bob/Wain, David/Meloni, Christopher/Bryan, Joe/Gallner, Kyle/Fogelnest, Jake/Hyde Pierce, David/Showalter, Michael/Kariuki, Joseph/O'Brien, Stephen/Coppola, Benjamin/Gasiewski, Timothy/Cusumano, Christopher/Mitchell, Donna/Hellman, Nina/Ryan, Marisa/Banks, Elizabeth (II)/Poehler, Amy/Ladden, Cassidy/Shannon, Molly/Loebsack, Christine/Vance, Whitney/Berlane, Angel/Berlane, Christi/Pandolfo, Kathleen/Garofalo, Janeane/Kennedy, Sandra/MacLean, Jordan/Blue, Madeline/Moreau, Marguerite/Kenney, Kerri +Whale Rider (2002)/Taumaunu, Heemi/Davis, Tammy (I)/White, Tyronne/Taimana, Roi/Paratene, Rawiri/Parata-Haua, Aumuri/Woods, Sam (II)/Taumaunu, Mana/Curtis, Cliff/Tangira, Pura/Davis, Riccardo/Whakataka-Brightwell, Taupua/Spooner, Rutene/Emile, Taungaroa/Roa, Grant/Patuwai, Peter/Sumner, John (I)/McClutchie-Mita, Tenia/Wharekawa, Mabel/House, Rachel/Whangaparita-Apanui, Apiata/Clarke, Rawinia/Castle-Hughes, Keisha/Haughton, Vicky/O'Kane, Jane/Skeen, Elizabeth/Simpson, Tahei +What a Girl Wants (2003)/Croney, Ash/Laza, Allan/Fornara, Tim/Carrick, Antony/Osborne, Steven/Anderson, Steven (II)/Castle, Chris/Fredericks, Luke/Pryce, Jonathan/Todd, Sian/Goodfellow, Tom/Turpin, Matthew/Vodden, Pieter/Whitmey, David (II)/Davey, Malcolm/Miller, Count Prince/Beall, Charlie/Temple, David (II)/Firth, Colin/Hugo, Peter/Preston, Vernon/Linton, James/Hanna, Tom (II)/Clarke, Peter (VI)/Patton, Basil/Jobaid, Jafri/Acheson, Matt/Tuite, Daniel/Townsend, Stanley/Degruttola, Raffaello/Ashton-Griffiths, Roger/Scholfield, Ben/Woolley, James (II)/Miller, George (XII)/Kemp, Tony/Saint-Juste, Louis/James, Oliver (III)/Voss, Thomas Michael/Phillips, Neville/Boothe, Newton/Reeves, Peter (I)/Russell, Jonah/Toller, Mike/Bell, James (V)/Young, Raymond (II)/Tonioli, Bruno/Harper, Tom (II)/Gyasi, David/Jessup, Peter/Penn, Tom/Shaw, Barrington/Clarke, Andrew (V)/Greene, James (I)/Atkins, Eileen/Cole, Christina/Raskin, Mindy Lee/Preston, Kelly/Mills, Susan (III)/Syms, Sylvia (I)/Cinque, Flaminia/Chancellor, Anna/Victory, Jane/Summers, Tara (III)/Lucas, Annie/Walker, June (II)/Bynes, Amanda/Patel, Bharti/Powney, Cassie/Waters, Maureen/Powney, Connie/Crichlow, Ethel/Bromley, Natalie/Collins, Judy (II)/Oakley, Ella Desmond/Lane, Stephanie (IV)/Ellison, Layla/Mistry, Nita/Mark, Sarah (II)/Richard, Elizabeth/Wicks, Victoria/McGhee, Soleil +What About Bob? (1991)/Bowen, Roger/Fancy, Richard/Bobbitt, Russell/Rudin, Stuart/Reddy, Brian/Nance Jr., Cortez/Stechschulte, Tom/Dreyfuss, Richard/Cathey, Reg E./Scott, Dennis (I)/Aldredge, Tom/Murray, Bill (I)/Baxter, Charles Thomas/Lee Jr., Donald J./Korsmo, Charlie/Andres, Barbara (I)/Welch, Margot/Cantor, April/Lowery, Marcella/Lunden, Joan/Mullins, Melinda/Turturro, Aida/Chinn, Lori Tan/Hagerty, Julie/Belack, Doris/Willis, Susan/Erbe, Kathryn/Brill, Fran +What Dreams May Come (1998)/Gooding Jr., Cuba/von Sydow, Max (I)/Brock, Benjamin/Dorrance, Jared/Williams, Robin (I)/Herzog, Werner/Card IV, Paul P./Patrick, Kellan/Salinger, Matt/Trimble, Scott/Paddock, Josh/Chao, Rosalind/Lomena, June/Grant, Jessica Brooks/Jenney, Lucinda/Neitzel, Phaedra/Freeman, London (I)/McCarthy, Maggie (II)/Sciorra, Annabella/Sprague, Carin/Thomas, Clara (I)/Bonet, Wilma +What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962)/Ross, Don (I)/Aldrich, William/Shepodd, Jon/Buono, Victor/Fox, Michael (I)/Freed, Bert/Cornthwaite, Robert/Addy, Wesley/Watson, Bobs/Anderson, Ernest (I)/Willock, Dave/Virgo, Peter/Shay, John/Seay, James/Conway, Russ (I)/Lee, Anna (I)/Gillespie, Gina/Bennett, Marjorie/Cooper, Maxine/Norman, Maidie/Barton, Anne/Merrill, Barbara/Davis, Bette/Allred, Julie/Burton, Debbie (I)/Crawford, Joan (I) +What Lies Beneath (2000)/Morton, Joe/Costello, Mark Patrick/Taylor, Donald (V)/Baker, Ray (I)/Goretsky, Eliott/Remar, James/Dahlgren, Tom/Roca-Chow, Julian/Samaroo, Dennison/Zelman, Daniel/Ford, Harrison (I)/Argento, Jayson/Tung, Jennifer/Stultz, Natalie/Shelton, Sloane/Scarwid, Diana/Valletta, Amber/Towne, Katharine/Brandy, J.C./Pfeiffer, Michelle/Mercurio, Micole/Crewson, Wendy/Singer, Rachel (I)/Bidewell, Victoria/Otto, Miranda +What Planet Are You From? (2000)/Rosete, Jose (I)/Williams, Wade (II)/Kocis, Carl/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Wolande, Gene/Shandling, Garry/Machlis, Neil A./Wozny, Jason/Minchenberg, Richard/Lara, Mario (II)/MacKenzie, J.C./Huff, Bob/Kingsley, Ben/Lewis, Phill/Hoffman, Rick (I)/Schofield, Edward/Zorn, Danny/Dahlgren, Tom/Garson, Willie/Goodman, John (I)/Sydow, Jack (II)/Addison, Walter/Hawn, Phil/Kostuch, George M./Greenberg, Mitchell/Messick, Justin/Markinson, Brian/Gottfried, Mike/Dorfmeister, Tom/Punch, Jerry/Dwyer, Bill (II)/Kinnear, Greg/Dempsey, Michael (I)/Adams, Erik/Lyras, Alexander/Morris, Jane (I)/Fiorentino, Linda/Aaron, Caroline/Ladman, Cathy/Spencer, Octavia/Huff, Elaine/García, Minerva/Taylor, Tiffany (I)/Bridges, Tori/Dixon, Tasha/Bening, Annette/Sakelaris, Anastasia/Lynch, Jane/Greer, Judy/Lalumia, Drinda/Cusack, Ann/Travis, Stacey (I)/Garofalo, Janeane/Smith, Samantha (III)/Long, Cricky/Lovett, Marjorie/Silverman, Sarah/Dunn, Nora/Manheim, Camryn/Smith, Harmony/Mercedes, Ana/Lauren, Apryl/Jediny, Leah/Tavares, Tammy +What the #$*! Do We (K)now!? (2004)/Mikoloski, Pavel (I)/Drake, James Langston/Albert, David (I)/Cammon, Jonathan/Newberg, Andrew/Van Dien, Casper/Brandenburg, Larry/Santos, Josh/Elk III, William Joseph/Tran, Tin/Dispenza, Joseph/Wolf, Fred Alan/Canfield, Justin/Shimerman, Armin/Blanche, Robert/Lunde, Kyle/Tiller, William/Goswami, Amit/Pendleton, Brent/Grobelny, Gordon/Satinover, Jeffrey/Bruno, Danny/Rogers, Alex (III)/Monti, Daniel/Hagelin, John/S. Dodge, Jeff/Hameroff, Stuart/Bailey Jr., Robert/Bowie, John Ross/Ledwith, Miceal/Jacobs, Evan (I)/Newman, Barry (I)/Newsome, Eric/Collins, Patti (II)/Hendrix, Elaine/Mariana, Michele/Serra, Daniela (II)/Gimre, Kerensa/Mischke, Tammy/Anthony, Joelle/Robertson, Heather/Stanzione, Carol/Knight, J.Z./Perth, Candace/Walker, Tara (I)/Taylor, Leslie (IV)/Pavlonnis, Dawnn/Clark, Marsha/Rose, Mercedes/Lawson, Sherilyn (I)/Matlin, Marlee/Landrum, Val +What Women Want (2000)/Michel, Christian/Cavitt, Perry/Hacohen, Gil/Smith, Norman H./Frazier, John (I)/Goss, Coby/Thyne, T.J./Petcka, Joe/Balfour, Eric/Callaway, Brian (II)/Simmons, Richard (I)/Gibson, Mel (I)/Howerton, Drew/Alda, Alan/West, Dean (II)/Emerson, Chris (II)/Rubin, Rory/Feuerstein, Mark/Cupoli, Gregory/Lerman, Logan/Evans, Robert Briscoe/Schofield, Andy/Perchetti, Kristine/Oldershaw, Kelsey/Davis, Palmer/Myrin, Arden/Rolfes, Chris/Nance, Robin/Gillen, Juliandra/Stewart, Martha (II)/Stone, Tracey/Songer, Melinda/Lyon, Kimberly/Prestia, Shirley/Baker, Andrea (III)/Lee, Alexondra/Martensen, Marla/Midler, Bette/Jennings, Juanita/Helmer, Heidi/Tomlinson, LeShay N./Pecheur, Sierra/Rose, Cristine/Long, Lisa/Asner, Kate/Lautner, Kathrin/Edelstein, Lisa/Greer, Judy/Dawson, Kiva/Quirico, Ashley/Renick, Jeanine/Kneeland, Katie/Quicksilver, Laura/Merrick, Heidi/Gale, Aviva/Rose, Robin Pearson/Gorski, Regiane/Kelleher, Victoria/Devine, Loretta/Riva, Diana-Maria/Hunt, Helen (I)/Eystad, Andi/Tannebaum, Liz/Elliott, Brooke/Rohde, Regan/Weeks, Danielle/Turner, Ashlee/Cooper, Kelly/McKinney, Crystal/Wong, Gertrude/Waters, Dana/Wasilewski, Audrey/Mosiman, Marnie/White, Julie (I)/Monsarat, Nancy/Wetzel, Nancy/Coplin, Kira/Rousseau, Harmony/Johnson, Ashley (I)/Paulson, Sarah/Hillman, Lisa Anne/Meyers-Shyer, Hallie/Kovler, Sally Meyers/Thomas, Jacqueline (I)/Egan, Maggie/Gutterman, Jamie/Burke, Delta/Perrine, Valerie/Miller, Katie (I)/Hazen, Kelley/Greenhut, Caryn/Freelon, Nnenna/Tomei, Marisa/O'Connell, Jeanine/Duncan, Rachel/Martin, Kristina/McKenna, Alex (I)/Gasteyer, Ana/Oh, Angela/Pacheco, Tracy/Sinclair, Nancy (I)/Greenhut, Jennifer/Holly, Lauren +What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)/DiCaprio, Leonardo/Haynes, George/Coleman, Brady/Stevens, Joe (I)/Finley, Cameron/Depp, Johnny/Reynolds, Buck/Glover, Crispin/Stojanovich, Nicholas/Gullahorn, Daniel/Hedges, Robert B./Reilly, John C. (I)/Simek, Tim/Bratton, Brent/Jordan, Mark (I)/Tighe, Kevin (I)/Hunter, Kirk (I)/Green, Tim (I)/Loughran, Susan/Cates, Darlene/Villari, Libby/Schellhardt, Mary Kate/Branning, Penelope/Lewis, Juliette (I)/Lee Fultz, Mona/Harrington, Laura (I)/Steenburgen, Mary/Bower, Kay +What's Love Got to Do with It (1993)/Fishburne, Laurence/Silas, Alfie/Cook, Gregory/Rasberry, Frank/Mosely, Page/Harrington, Jamaine/Cappello, Timmy/Muller, Herb/Shaw, Reverend Emery/Allen, Joe (I)/O'Neill, Barry (II)/Moore, Kenny (III)/Holmes, Tyrandis/Ross, Shavar/Washington, Larry (I)/O'Connor, Morris/Waters, Oren/Daniel Jr., Seymour/Parks, Nelson (I)/Augustus, Sherman/Bruno, Jack/Willrich, Rudolph/Turner, Ronnie/Kirkwood, Matt/Colyar, Michael/Howard, Monroe/Smith, Michael (II)/McBride, Chi/Bush, Owen (I)/Mulero, Javi/Kane, Bo/Thomas II, Eric E./Velez, Leonardo/Ponzlov, Fred/Felkins, Rick/O'Neal, Maurice/Saleem, Elijah/Evans, Terrence/Fink, John/De Carlo, Tom/Compton, O'Neal/Cheathon, Francis/McDonald, Daniel (I)/Sessions, Michael/Simms, Michael David/Reyne, James/McKinney, David/Feit, Bob/Carlin, Daniel Allan/Henley, Barry Shabaka/LaBelle, Rob/Jones, Richard T./Cayle, Brian/Minerd, Dean/Livingston, Richard B./Lesser, Robert/Vant, Joe/Mawcinitt, Louis/Fresco, David/Allen, Gene 'Groove'/Ralston, James/Monks, Michael (I)/McCullough, Suli/Davis, Walter (VII)/Butler, Michael (IV)/Stay, Richard/Hines, Damon/Riggins, Terrence/Richards, Darrel/Sill, Patricia/Cheathon, Demetrice/Lanier, Kate/Thurston, Leslie/Thames, Cassandra/McGee, Maggie/Steele, Jeanne/Thorton, Dororthy/Alexander, Khandi/Warren, Jennifer Leigh/Lewis, Jenifer/Jackson, Rose (I)/Larrymore Kelly, Rae'Ven/Allen, Nita Woods/Glazer, Alexandra/McCoy, Mayah/Calloway, Vanessa Bell/Barnum, Billie/Day, Cora Lee/Roberts, Serist/Jackson, Michelle Andera/Davison, Devon/Ellerbee, Dena/Smith, Wynonna/Stanfield, Jayd/Wilson, Natalie (II)/Johnson, Penny (I)/Brown, Helen (I)/Stickney, Phyllis Yvonne/Hensley, Sonya/Barber, Valetta/Bassett, Angela/DeBari, Irene/Turner, Tina/Scott, Lorna/Capers, Virginia/Robinson, Eartha/Best, Belldawn/Phillips, Julie (I)/Lovelace, Helen Marie/O'Brien, Jackie/Taylor, L. Van/Best, Wakeen/Sparkle (I)/Tyson, Pamela +What's New, Pussycat (1965)/Allen, Woody/Hahn, Jess/Parédès, Jean/Wolf, Pascal/Rollis, Robert/Drake, Colin (I)/Falavigna, Louis/Médard, Edouard F./O'Toole, Peter (I)/Sellers, Peter/Autrey, Jean-Yves/Balutin, Jacques/de Lassartesse, Jack/Saint-Bris, Richard/Terry, Norbert/Subor, Michel/Gassouk, Marcel/Arian, Marc/Vernon, Howard (I)/Emilfork, Daniel/Felio, Gordon/Douking, Georges/Burton, Richard (I)/Poivre, Annette/Capucine/Schaake, Katrin/Papin, Nadine/Hardy, Françoise (I)/Prentiss, Paula/Schneider, Romy/Sun, Sabine/Conrad, Marion/Hirt, Eléonore/Lopert, Tanya/Wright, Maggie (I)/Blake, Rosemary/Karen, Nicole/Gale, Eddra/Lasser, Louise/Sommers, Barbara/Fogt, Jacqueline/Andress, Ursula +What's Opera, Doc? (1957)/Bryan, Arthur Q./Blanc, Mel +What's the Worst That Could Happen? (2001)/Gallin, Tim/Roberts, Hunter F./Morrison, Jared/Mac, Bernie/Fichtner, William/Poudrier, Todd/McElvain, Richard/Seigel, Matt/Olson, Tyler J./Baldwin, James (II)/McCabe, Eddie/Mulheren, Michael/Marini, Paul/Saxton, Richard/Moyer, Mike/Leguizamo, John/Jessel, Michael/Ferus, John/Saphire, John/Calnan, Richard/Neely, Cam/Meyer, Marc (I)/GQ (I)/Flynn, Jimmy (I)/Loughlin, Edmund/Miller, Larry (I)/Clarke, Lenny/Farmer, Lonnie/Frates, Brian/Fogarty, Shawn/Schiff, Richard/Blumenthal, George (I)/Chapman, Kevin (I)/Cuker, Elliot (I)/Weisman, Daniel (I)/Borgman, Eric Bruno/DeVito, Danny/Mejia, Eddie/Kilbride, Kerry/Hull, Ryan/O'Brien, Paul (I)/Mootos, Bill/Curry, Russell/Carney, Jay/Brown, Robin (VII)/Lawrence, Martin (I)/Scott Cashman, Christy/Oliverio, Tracy/Dunn, Nora/Aramini, Rebekah/Fallon, Siobhan/Youell, Michelle/Knopf, Sascha/Herman, Darra/Clayman, Stephanie/Jencks, Devon/Headly, Glenne/Gasteyer, Ana/MacDonald, Karen/Jones, Shirley (III)/Jirousek, Julie/Spear, Susie/Ejogo, Carmen/Wheeler-Nicholson, Dana/Gold, Tracey +What's Up, Doc? (1972)/Jarvis, Graham (I)/Condyllis, Paul/Morfogen, George/Byner, John/Eastman, Peter Paul/Burrafato, George/Mars, Kenneth/Walsh, M. Emmet/Holison, Chuck/Lookabaugh, Leonard/Pendleton, Austin/Quaid, Randy/Morgan, Sean (I)/Hillerman, John/Alfasa, Joe/Booke, Sorrell/O'Neal, Kevin (I)/Scheiwiller, Fred/McBroom, Bruce/Murphy, Michael (I)/Ross, Stan (I)/Kipilman, Paul B./Roth, Philip (II)/Summers, Jerry (I)/Bexley, Don/Saxe, Carl/Perkins, Jack (I)/Thompson, Mark (IV)/O'Neal, Ryan/Dunn, Liam/Gierasch, Stefan/Brotherson, Eric/Zee, Eleanor/Kahn, Madeline/Streisand, Barbra/Perkins, Gill/Lang, Christa/Bennett, Candice/O'Neal, Patricia/Partnow, Elaine/Albertson, Mabel +What's Up, Tiger Lily? (1966)/Kurobe, Susumu/Sakai, Sachio/Boone, Steve/Nakamura, Tetsu/Maxwell, Len/Yanovsky, Zal/Nakamaru, Tadao/Rose, Mickey/Amamoto, Eisei/Yusuf, Osman/Mihashi, Tatsuya/Buxton, Frank/Sebastian, John (I)/Allen, Woody/Butler, Joe (I)/Hama, Mie/Lasser, Louise/Mizuno, Kumi/Lee, China (I)/Wakabayashi, Akiko +Whatever It Takes (2000)/Schiff, Richard/Kushnick, Eric/Sellers, Stan/Cirillo, Mark/Menning, Sam (I)/Harrington, Jay/Intiraymi, Manu/Scott, Jerome E./Scratch, Gavin/Lucero, Mason/London, Jay/Gieb, Joe/Vernier, Adam/Cannon, Nick (I)/Franco, James/West, Shane/Hanks, Colin/Koechner, David/Ruf, Kevin/Sanders, Jeff (I)/Vickaryous, Scott/Hodgin, Hubert/Pardue, Kip/Glenar, Cameron/Paul, Aaron (I)/Jones, Ty Granderson/Kaber, Rachel/Sokoloff, Marla/Lewis, Raina/Tarantini, Nicole/Evigan, Vanessa Lee/Lakin, Christine/Garten, Aimee Amanda/Zerko, Rachel/Rosemont, Romy/Garibaldi, Julie/Nakamura, Mami/Couch, Teresa/Geary, Julie/Marlin, Shyla/Sweeney, Julia/Champaign, Erin/Abbey, Chantal/O'Keefe, Jodi Lyn/Anderson, Marge (I)/Kindred, Caroline +When a Man Loves a Woman (1994)/Roche, Eugene (I)/Garcia, Andy (I)/Ebbighausen, Peer/Hoffman, Philip Seymour/Willerford, Bari K./Bass, Ronald/Frankfather, William/Field, Syd/Montero, Tony/Bradford, Richard (I)/Simpkins, Joseph Quinn/Franken, Al/Brill, Steven (I)/Courtney, James Jude/De Groot, Jacques/Anderson, Rico E./Drago, Joe (I)/Magarian, Andrew/Tom, Lauren/Strickland, Gail/Mace, Cynthia/Burstyn, Ellen/Kemp, Brandis/Whitman, Mae/Richardson, LaTanya/Kobrynski, Deana/Majorino, Tina/Lewis, Holly (I)/Friend, Judith/Geer, Ellen/Ohliger, Anne/Thompson, Susanna/Treese, Amy/Ryan, Meg (I)/Canavan, Erinn/Fiordellisi, Angelina/Lang, Elizabeth/Yee, Jennie +When a Stranger Calls (2006)/Denman, David/Bobek, John/Surosky, Brad/Smith, Owen (VI)/Waugh, John/Dog, Dana the/Lint, Derek de/Young, Arthur (V)/Blake, Clement/Henriksen, Lance/Geraghty, Brian/Eastin, Steve/Aguilar, Andrew (III)/Holloway, Escher/Flanagan, Tommy (I)/Gregg, Clark/Elrod, Carson/Bryant, Molly/Belle, Camilla/Hatem, Rosine 'Ace'/Grant, Kate Jennings/West, Lillie/Carroll, Madeline/Logue, Karina/Helmer, Jessica/Cassidy, Katie/Thompson, Tessa +When Harry Met Sally... (1989)/Kirby, Bruno/Arceri, John/Viviani, Joe/Hern, Bernie/Day, Peter (I)/Beuth, Robert Alan/Ford, Steven (I)/Burdick, David/Crystal, Billy/Ader, Bob/Rossi, Aldo (II)/Heffner, Kyle T./Luz, Franc/Dugan, Charles/Giardina, David/Hunt, Joseph/Rooney, Kevin (I)/Christy, Al/Sponholz, Kuno/Pan, Peter (I)/LaMarque, Kimberley/Nicastro, Michelle/Sawyer, Connie (I)/Kozak, Harley Jane/Wright, Rose (I)/Chaney, Frances (I)/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Chung, Jane (IV)/Hardy, Donna/Palmer, Gretchen/Squire, Katherine/Persky, Lisa Jane/Reiner, Estelle/Katzin, Stacey/Spanier, Marilyn/Ryan, Meg (I)/Fisher, Carrie +When We Were Kings (1996)/Price, Lloyd (II)/Felder, Wilton/Plimpton, George/Rey, Danny 'Big Black'/Henderson, Wayne/Seko, Mobutu Sese/Hauser, Thomas (I)/Liston, Sonny/King, Don (I)/Cosell, Howard/Bowens, Malick/Mailer, Norman/Brown, James (I)/King, B.B./Lee, Spike/Brown, Drew Bundini/Crusaders, The/Sample, Joe/Hooper, Stix/Ali, Muhammad/Frazier, Joe/Wynne, Phillipe/Foreman, George/Clay, Odessa/Makeba, Miriam +Where Eagles Dare (1968)/Ball, Vincent (I)/Hordern, Michael/Rodgers, Anton/Dowdall, Jim/Diffring, Anton/Wymark, Patrick/Faulkner, Max/Rooney, Michael/Deghy, Guy/Houston, Donald (I)/Dean, Ivor/Barkworth, Peter/Nesbitt, Derren/Beaumont, Victor/Silk, Jack/Mayne, Ferdy/Lambert, Nigel/Burton, Richard (I)/Williams, Brook (I)/Beale, Richard/McCarthy, Neil (I)/Heller, John G./Stone, Philip (I)/Beatty, Robert (I)/Walder, Ernst/Squire, William/Eastwood, Clint/Kennington, Lyn/Ure, Mary/Pitt, Ingrid/Lowe, Olga +Where the Heart Is (2000)/Lowe, Todd/Nelson, Trevor (II)/Evermore, J.D./Alvarado, David (I)/Young, Jason C./Warner, Chris (IV)/Towery, Russell/Parker, Kelly David/David, Keith (I)/Boyce, Rodger/Mathis, Mark (III)/Voges, Mark/Swasey, John/Linley, Cody/Garza, Adrian/Coonrod, Bob/Prewitt, Ray/Mann, Tony/Folse, Gabriel/Bruno, Dylan/Nance, Richard (I)/McFarland, T.J./Jones, Richard (IV)/Letts, Dennis/Beaver, Jim/Frain, James/Eggleston, Dan/Lytle, K. Todd/Chiu, Jeffrey/Denzlinger, Jeremy/Henry, Jim (I)/Auldridge, Laura/Hegarty, Susan/Hinderliter, Sarah/Davis, Rebecca (I)/Abbott, Deborah/Godwin, Alicia/Channing, Stockard/Fitzgerald, Mackenzie/Esquivel, Kathryn/McInroe, Kinna/Aranki, Tiffany/Frietze, Lisa/McAlister, Scarlett/Petersen, Katelin/Hughes, Angee/Hinderliter, Jessica/Field, Sally/Cusack, Joan/Del Dotto, Lisa/Green, Karey (I)/Green, Mary Ashleigh/Portman, Natalie/Callaway, Camryn/Callaway, Shelby/Diaz, Yvette/Hoard, Margaret Ann/Judd, Ashley/Batson, Alecia/Rushing, Cheyenne/Harithas, Thalia/Bellew, Stacy/Wakeman, Linda/Fiordellisi, Angelina/Kafka, Heather/House, Laura/Pena, Natalie/Harmon, Kylie +Where the Truth Lies (2005)/Frank, Brian (I)/Hayman, David (I)/Starr, Beau/Chaykin, Maury/Bacon, Kevin/Hughes, Stuart/Firth, Colin/Cullen, Sean (I)/Moraitis, John/Reynolds, Michael J./McKellar, Don/Sinn, Simon/Hemblen, David/Wateridge, Sarah/Lohman, Alison/Vimolmal, Vee/Winslow, Kathryn/Rosenbaum, Erika/Davis, Rebecca (VI)/Silk, Anna/Grover, Deborah/Harrell, Kate/Lawson, Shannon (I)/Martinni, Rosalba/Bennett, Sonja/Rose, Gabrielle/Dalka, Gigi/Khanjian, Arsinée/Malish, Aliska/Blanchard, Rachel/Adams, Kristin/Dwyer, Audrey +While You Were Sleeping (1995)/Krag, James/Bernard, Jason (I)/Gudahl, Kevin/Hatch, Joel (I)/Janson, Gene/Farrell, Shea (I)/Pullman, Bill/Pickren, Richard/Warden, Jack/Siragusa, Peter/Boyle, Peter (I)/Landis, Bernie/Cusack, Dick/Bacarella, Mike/Gallagher, Peter (I)/Rispoli, Michael/Worthy, Rick/Morris, Thomas Q./Grapey, Marc/Rudnick, Ruth/Wright, Marcia/Reinders, Kate/Lally, Krista/Mercurio, Micole/Whitney, Ann/Messing, Susan/Travolta, Margaret/Johns, Glynis/Walker, Ally/Keena, Monica/Schaiper, Megan/Bullock, Sandra +White Chicks (2004)/Hesp, Ryan/Trask, Launey/Shore, Michael (IV)/Heard, John/Manske, David/Virtue, Marshall/Lee, Casey (I)/Lazenby, Paul/Crews, Terry (I)/Nemtin, Ben/Faison, Frankie/Grayhm, Steven/Baynham, Patrick/Nicholson, Zack/Loree, Brad/Kelly, Dan (III)/Whalen, Todd/Wayans, Marlon/Barabas, Zoltan/Michalopolous, James/Brown, Artine/Wayans, Shawn/Charlie (XII)/Lewis, David (IV)/Velez, Eddie (I)/Munro, Lochlyn/Reardon, John (V)/Aitcheson, Fraser/Blatch, Kevin/Pescod, Kevin/Kostyuk, Taras/Scarabelli, Ricardo/Ranger, Liam/Panton, Melissa/Oleksiuk, Jennifer/Sidora, Drew/McDonald, Heather/Dudek, Anne/Aytes, Rochelle/Lee, Lillianne/Carpenter, Jennifer (III)/Pesusich, Joanne/Carro, Luciana/Chambers, Faune A./Joachim, Suzy/Cauffiel, Jessica/Philipps, Busy/Dagg, Shannon/Daniel, Brittany/Ward, Maitland/Schellenberg, Kathryn/O'Neill, Kerbie/Robertson, Heather/Unger, Shaina Tianne/Angus, Kristi/Berry, Jennifer (I)/King, Jaime (I) +White Christmas (1954)/Farnum, Franklyn/Clark, Les (I)/Donovan, Mike (I)/Crosson, Robert/Jagger, Dean/Cargyle, Glen/Ruman, Sig/Noble, Leighton/Dearing, Sayre/Gordon, Gavin (I)/Jolley, I. Stanford/Grant, Johnny (I)/Chakiris, George/Keene, Richard/Flatt, Ernie/Brascia, John/Kemp, Kenner G./Crosby, Bing/Ploski, Joe/Parnell, James (I)/Helton, Percy/Vigran, Herb/De la Brosse, Marcel/Shannon, Richard/Sutton, Grady (I)/Kaye, Danny/Butala, Tony/Taggart, Hal/Stabile, Dick/Wickes, Mary/Allen, Bea/Bayley, Joan/Whitfield, Anne/McKim, Peggy/Clooney, Rosemary/Vera-Ellen/Chase, Barrie/Crawford, Lorraine/Flowers, Bess/Mason, Vivian +White Heat (1949)/Cassell, Wally/Worth, Jack/Butler, John (I)/Coby, Fred/Phillips, Eddie (I)/Daugherty, Herschel/Hall, Sherry/Osterloh, Robert/Clark, Fred (I)/Spaulding, George/Volkie, Ralph/Collins, G. Pat/Knox, Mickey/Lawrence, DeForrest/Pickard, John (I)/Leonard, Murray/Parsons, Milton/Craig, Garrett (I)/O'Sullivan, Terry (I)/O'Brien, Edmond/Ray, Joey (I)/Guilfoyle, Paul (I)/Ivins, Perry/Harbaugh, Carl/Lauter, Harry/McGrath, Larry/Miles, Art/Cleary, Leo/Foster, Art/MacDonald, Ian (I)/Allen, Joel (I)/Melton, Sid/Bennett, Ray (I)/Cagney, James/Gorman, Buddy/Montgomery, Ray (I)/Foster, Eddie/Phelps, Lee (I)/Carson, Robert (I)/Strang, Harry/Rhodes, Grandon/Toney, Jim/Thorpe, Jim (I)/Taylor, George (V)/Leary, Norman/Bradford, Marshall/Cochran, Steve (I)/Rainey, Ford/Foulk, Robert/McGuire, John (I)/Archer, John (I)/Mayo, Virginia (I)/Eggen, Fern/Barrett, Claudia/Wycherly, Margaret +White Men Can't Jump (1992)/Malamud, Allan/Gregory, Fred P./Hill, Mark (I)/Michaux, Leroy/Roberson, David (I)/Todd, Jeffrey (I)/Henderson, Bill (I)/McGee, Carl A./Trebek, Alex/Snipes, Wesley/Martin, Duane/Hawkins, Lester/Perry, Harry (II)/Cozart, Cylk/Caplan, Bill/Moore, Mahcoe/Fullilove, Donald/Lazer, Gary/Kizziee, Eric/Hill, Zandra/Harrelson, Woody/Craver, Sonny (I)/Barnes, Dwayne L./Payton, Gary/Sheehan, John (II)/Maxwell, David (I)/Hearn, Chick/Leon, Reggie/Beals, Ronald/Roberts, Jake (I)/Jones, John Marshall/Rossi, Frank (I)/Johnson, Marques/Moeller, Gary/Duffy, Pete (I)/Johnson, Ron (XIV)/Lantz, Stu/Price, Louis/Williams, Freeman (II)/Hodge, Carl E./Oakland, Leonard A./Casados, Eloy/Rey, Reynaldo/Vines, Dion B./Metcalf, Joe/Daniel, Gregory T./Martinez, Ruben (I)/Monical, Bruce/Baker, Richard James/Miguel, Nigel/Gilbert, Johnny (I)/Harden Jr., Ernest/Akrawi, Mike/Maddox, Chalmer/Hardison, Kadeem/Sheeham, John Charles/Benton, Kevin/Porto, Daniel/Hendricks, Jon (I)/Duffy, Joseph/Jones, Walter (I)/Ula Christie, Kevin/Ferrell, Tyra/Howell, Donna/Perez, Rosie/Chapman, Lanei/McCarthy, Jeanne/Stavrou, Sarah/Golden, Amy/Whitehead, Torri/Srubar, Jeanette/McDowell, Lisa/Nettles, Irene +White Noise (2005)/Tarling, Bill/Walkinshaw, Chuck/Bryant, Peter (I)/Dawson, Bruce (I)/Keaton, Michael/McNeice, Ian/Sihvon, Brad/Douglas, Aaron (I)/Kosterman, Mitchell/Birchall, Ross (I)/Dopud, Mike/Chapin, Colin/Harrison, Anthony (I)/Elia, Nicholas/Gold, L. Harvey/Frigon, Miranda/Regis, Marsha/Strange, Sarah/West, Chandra/Corbett, Anastasia/Ha, Benita/Unger, Deborah Kara/Tracy, Keegan Connor/Rothwell, Amber/Maunsell, Micki/Ascher, Michale/Ristic, Suzanne/Telek, April +White Oleander (2002)/Hauser, Cole/Sundstrom, Carl/Treger, Scott L./Lee, James W./Connolly, Billy/Campbell, Scott Allan/McIntyre, Roger (I)/McKinney, Dallas/Yeager, Biff (I)/Milton, Stephen (I)/Lashly, James/Happy, Sean/Soper, Mark/Wyle, Noah/Catlin, Sam/Billingsley, John (II)/Haas, Vernon/Wills, James 'Kimo'/Donato, Marc/Burke Jr., Solomon/Fugit, Patrick/Mulligan, Brian (I)/Root, Stephen (I)/Mandehr, Daniel (I)/McCarthy, Melissa/Rabjohn, Vickie/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Zellweger, Renée/Efremova, Svetlana (I)/Harris, Jill (II)/Saxon, Jennifer (I)/Kenzle, Leila/Woodward, Elizabeth (II)/Lalumia, Drinda/Rocha, Kali/Reyes, Margarita (I)/Warner, Bree Michael/Ladman, Cathy/Wright Penn, Robin/Manning, Taryn/Bocanegra, Elisa/Lamar, Myra/Marsala, Melissa/Bohorquez, Darlene/Barrett, Mary Elizabeth/Christofferson, Debra/Munn, Allison (II)/Stauber, Liz/Aquino, Amy/Lee, Kiosha/Shelton, Samantha/Manghane, DeVonda/Lohman, Alison +White Squall (1996)/Medina, James/Condon, Chris (I)/Marsden, Jason/Sisto, Jeremy/Ives, Nathaniel/Savage, John (I)/Thomas, Peyton/Hartley, Andrew (I)/Ivanek, Zeljko/Clarke, Jordan (I)/Wolf, Scott (I)/Rebhorn, James/Phillippe, Ryan/Bridges, Jeff (I)/Selby, David/Lascher, David/Getty, Balthazar/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Cole, Eric Michael/Embry, Ethan/Weider, Anita/Goodall, Caroline/Christiansen, Nynne/Larson, Jill/Baker, Becky Ann/Chittell, Emily/Kristensen, Lene/MacKay, Lizbeth/Anderson, Charlotte/Hocke, Mette/Scott, Jordan (I)/Overbye Roos, Camilla/Samuel, Nicole Ann/Clausen, Anja (I) +Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)/Capri, Danny/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Herlihy, Ed/Buttram, Pat (I)/Hoskins, Bob/Cutrara, Joel/O'Connell, James (I)/Hirsch, Lou/Allwine, Wayne/Blanc, Mel/Ridings, Richard (I)/Sindon, Eric B./Hollosy, Christopher/Perkins, Les/Westy, Peter/Holiday, Lindsay/Ralston, Ken (I)/Mitchell, Billy J./Welker, Frank/Alaskey, Joe/O'Brien, Philip/Fleischer, Charles/Pope, Tony/LeParmentier, Richard/Williams, Richard (I)/Sinatra, Frank/Kaye, Stubby/Cummings, Jim (I)/Hillier, Kit/Lyons, Derek/Tilvern, Alan/Gallant, Jim/Silver, Joel (I)/Angel, Jack (I)/Edmonds, Mike (I)/Sipla, John-Paul/Newman, Fred (I)/Lander, David L./Craig, Edwin/Anselmo, Tony/Deare, Morgan/Guirterrez, Eugene/Springer, Paul (I)/Frances, Laura/Cartwright, Nancy (I)/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Foray, June/Cassidy, Joanna/Taylor, Russi/Irving, Amy/Davis, Cherry (I)/Winchell, April/Brantley, Betsy/Hewett, Christine/Questel, Mae/Radford, Mary T. +Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)/Segal, George (I)/Flanagan, Frank/Burton, Richard (I)/Flanagan, Agnes/Dennis, Sandy (I)/Taylor, Elizabeth (I) +Who's Harry Crumb? (1989)/Jones, Jeffrey (I)/Tarsitani, Robert/Maillard, Marcel/Dakota, Tony/Steckler, Doug/Candy, John/Insana, Tino/Sanford, Garwin/Perry, Manny/McLean, Larry R./Alzado, Lyle/Hetherington, Gary/Morton, Rob (V)/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Miller, Ira/Casado, Frank/Hernandez, Frank T./Thomerson, Tim/Mann, Wesley/McKenna, Patrick (I)/Yunker, Peter/Young, Stephen (I)/Belushi, James/Corbin, Barry/Bromfield, Valri/O'Byrne, Lori/Elliott, Beverley/Hopkins, Karen Leigh/Coleman, Renée/Bache, Daliah/Webster, Vera/Smith, Eve (I)/Crichlow, Brenda/Kelsey, Tamsin/Oliver, Deanna/Goodger, Michele/Roeske, Fiona/Ewen, Lesley/Rice, Cyndi Lee/Potts, Annie/Johnson, P. Lynn/Smith, Shawnee +Who's That Girl? (1987)/Williams, Alon/Tacon, Gary/Cornthwaite, Robert/Basaraba, Gary/Romano, Philip/Rosario, Bert/Popwell, Albert/Brocksmith, Roy/Starr, Mike (I)/Orange, Gerald (I)/McMartin, John/Henderson, Michael Scott/Tovey, Arthur/Pope, Robert Benjamin/Clotworthy, Robert/Rosengren, Clive/Taylor, Ron (II)/Swan, Robert (I)/Burkley, Dennis/Brown, Andre Rosey/Dunne, Griffin/Tucci, Stanley/Mundi, Coati/Weill, Robert E./Plummer, Glenn/Dearborn, Dalton/Carroll, Deryl/Mills, John (I)/Crawford, Dwight/Harms, Scott/Cupac, Sanders/Kino, Lloyd/Dietz, James/Brown, Dennis (I)/La Fortezza, Tony/Lipkin, Shelly/Letelier, Cristian/Pinnock, Thomas/Slaughter, Lance/Filpi, Carmen/Gardner, Mario/Pillsbury, Drew/Hayden, Ted/Rearden, Brad/Sullivan, Sean Gregory/Hammer, Alvin/Romano, Pat (I)/McCord, Patrick (I)/Chin, Glen/Figalan, Meilani/Sheridan, Liz (I)/Bugg, Susan/Brown, Kimberlin/Ammons, Marilyn/Lavi, Efrat/Lashaway, Lea/Jinaki/Minton, Faith/Kerr, Judy/Wilkes, Elaine/Colen, Beatrice/Madonna (I)/Nunn, Alice/Shine, Lexie/Gillis, Mary/Summers, Shari/Callan, Cecile/Morris, Haviland/Besch, Bibi/Baldwin, Karen Elise/Breed, Helen Lloyd/Carson, Darwyn/Crawford, Ellen/Drake, Laura/Carson, Crystal +Whole Nine Yards, The (2000)/Bilerman, Howard/Christianssens, Serge/Williams, Harland/Moore, John Sanford/Clavet, Deano/Devine, Sean (I)/Goar, Johnny/Burns, Robert (III)/Pollak, Kevin/Tsar, Mike (I)/Camacho, Mark/Biddle Sr., Charles/Duncan, Michael Clarke/Gold, Gary/McQuaid, Kent/Willis, Bruce/Lapp, Geoff/Perry, Matthew (I)/Bouchard, Jean-Guy/Jutras, Richard (I)/Willis, Tallulah Belle/Ferland, Carmen/Willis, Scout LaRue/Peet, Amanda (I)/Henstridge, Natasha/Noyes, Joanna/Biddle, Stephanie/Le Guerrier, Renee Madeline/Willis, Rumer/Arquette, Rosanna/Arbour, France +Whole Ten Yards, The (2004)/Ciarfalio, Carl/McDancer, Buck/Mitchell, Silas Weir/Bellamy, Ned/Messner, Johnny/Orrison, Brad/Shrake, Ward/Zapata, George/Zapata, Carlos/Zapata, Carlo/Shoemaker, Emmett/Willis, Bruce/Quinn, Ian/Collison, Frank/Duhame, Doc/Beatty Jr., Lou/Perlin, Monte Rex/Thompson, Barry/Williams, Johnny (I)/Pollak, Kevin/Perry, Matthew (I)/Rusler, Robert/Pesce, Frank/Willis, Tallulah Belle/Smith, Tasha/Sagal, McNally/Kravitz, Lily/Lopex, Irene/Morrison, Caitlin/Pietz, Amy/Lopez, Irene/Henstridge, Natasha/Peet, Amanda (I)/Kravets, Lily/Lott, Julie/Gallay, Elisa/Flaherty, Jessica (I) +Why We Fight (2005)/Treadway, Richard/Spinney, Franklin/Valentine, Michael (VII)/McCain, John (I)/Saeger, Wally/Lewis, Charles (VI)/Eisenhower, John S.D./Rather, Dan/Vidal, Gore/Eisenhower, Dwight D./Dyer, Gwynne/Roche, James G./Sheesan, Naj/Kristol, William/Sekzer, Wilton/Cirincione, Joseph/Solomon, William (II)/Johnson, Chalmers/Perle, Richard/Ellington, Donna/Eisenhower, Susan/Kwiatkowski, Karen +Wicker Man, The (1973)/Murray, Bernard/Eccles, Donald/Campbell, Ross (I)/Kearney, Charles/Anderson, S. Newton/MacGregor, John/Woodward, Edward/Cole, Michael (I)/Wilson, Ian (I)/Boyd, Roy/Giovanni, Paul (II)/Roper, Tony (I)/Hallam, John/MacKenzie, Jimmy (I)/Sharp, John (I)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Hardy, Robin (I)/Brewis, Peter/Campbell, Ian (I)/Wren, Richard/Young, John (I)/Tompkins, Andrew/Morris, Aubrey/Collins, Kevin (VII)/Waters, Russell/Blackater, Leslie/Kemp, Lindsay/Carr, Walter (I)/Cutler, Ian (I)/Sunters, Irene/Norman, Helen (I)/Cilento, Diane/Cowper, Geraldine/Martin, Jennifer (II)/Sinclair, Elizabeth/Rafferty, Barbara/Cluer, Penny/Forsyth, Myra/Hughes, Alison (I)/Mackie, Lesley/Ekland, Britt/Pitt, Ingrid/Cadzow, Juliet/Kennedy, Fiona (I)/Peters, Lorraine +Wicker Man, The (2006)/Danyliu, Andre/Longmore, Simon/Cage, Nicolas/Ritter, Jason/Wiseman, Michael/Eckhart, Aaron/Franco, James/Walker, Matthew (I)/Purvis, David/Cross, Kendall/Van Hooft, Anna/Holmes, Emily/Ganderton, Monique/Delano, Diane/Bieber, Moraea/Burstyn, Ellen/Bieber, Jayda/Gair, Erika-Shaye/Campbell, Christa/Beahan, Kate/Ranger, Talia/Parker, Molly (I)/Radley, Xantha/Sobieski, Leelee/Black, Mary (I)/Willes, Christine/Hough, Sophie/Saulnier, Tania/Robbins, Jacqueline/Conroy, Frances/Robbins, Joyce/Gosling, Zemphira/Rogers, Talia +Wicker Park (2004)/Cousins, Christopher/Hartnett, Josh/Han, Zhenhu/Hatcher, Benjamin/Jutras, Richard (I)/Masten, Gordon/Hilaire, Stanley/Jeannin, Marcel/Paul, Christian/Fontaine, Frank (II)/Whittall, Ted/Camacho, Mark/Boulanger, Jamieson/Vrana, Vlasta/Doucet, Paul (II)/Lillard, Matthew/Keith, Kerrilyn/Rosenbaum, Erika/Sobol, Amy/Ferrabee, Gillian/Byrne, Rose/Paré, Jessica/Ye, Lu/Kruger, Diane/Dos Santos, Isabel/Patterson, Kelly Anne/Handford, Miranda/Colak, Carrie/Noyes, Joanna/Morter, Mary/Buxton, Stéfanie/Schulte, Jessica +Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself (2002)/Townsley, Andrew/Tsang, Chun-Wah/Sives, Jamie/Elrick, Rory/Hamilton, Des/Butler, Rory/Brown, Gordon (V)/Mikkelsen, Mads/Rawlins, Adrian/McIntosh, Robert (I)/Turner, Scott (IX)/Butler, Lloyd/Yule, John/Gorman, Owen/McAllister, Colin/O'Connor, Martin (II)/Henderson, Connall/McKinlay, Lisa/Ellis, Elaine M./McNiven, Samantha/Davis, Julia (I)/McLean, Amber Randell/Calder, Olivia/Steenbock, Mhairi/Preston, Coral/McIntosh, Lorraine/Vidler, Susan/Fraser, Jazmin/Timoney, Anne Marie/Henderson, Shirley (I)/Ross-Brown, Claire +Wild at Heart (1990)/Johnson, Cage S./Dixon, Eddy/Freeman, J.E./Walter, Tracey/Kaplan, Marvin/Love, Nicholas/Collison, Frank/Summers, Neil/Lockhart, Calvin/Jozefson, Jack/Kelly, David Patrick/Dandridge, Gregg/Sheppard, William Morgan/Caruso, Frank A./Wright, Ed (I)/Kendrick, Tommy G./Terhune, Bob/Vince, Pruitt Taylor/Harris Jr., Glenn Walker/Berger, Zachery/Nance, Jack/Jones, Freddie/Bromilow, Peter/Popwell, Albert/Quinn, Daniel (I)/Stanton, Harry Dean/Zwerling, Darrell/Dafoe, Willem/Glover, Crispin/Fraser, Brent David/Coffey, Scott (I)/Swan, Billy (I)/Cage, Nicolas/Lurie, John/Logan, Bellina/Seipp, Michele/Rowe, Shawne/Lee, Sheryl/Boyle, Sally (I)/Bever, Blair Bruce/Bay, Frances/Leigh, Valli/Zabriskie, Grace/Spradling, Charlie/Cabasa, Lisa Ann/Lamb, Debra/Ladd, Diane/Rossellini, Isabella/Dern, Laura/Fenn, Sherilyn/Taylor, KoKo/Ruiz, Mia M. +Wild Bunch, The (1969)/Corona, Julio/Galván, Pedro/Jones, L.Q./Hart, Bill (I)/Johnson, Ben (I)/Scott, Ivan/Rado, Jorge/Wagner, Fernando/Chávez, José/Dekker, Albert/Arau, Alfonso/Sánchez, Jaime (I)/Urueta, Chano/O'Brien, Edmond/Russek, Jorge/González, Chalo/Hopkins, Bo/Ryan, Robert (I)/Ferry, Stephen/Martin, Strother/Fernández, Emilio (I)/Luna, Margarito/Dupeyrón, René/Taylor, Dub (I)/Perez, Major/Peckinpah, Matthew/Barnes, Rayford/Lucero, Enrique/Harper, Paul (I)/Holden, William (I)/Borgnine, Ernest/Oates, Warren/Ponce, Yolanda/Amelio, Sonia/Madero, Señora/Doring, Graciela/Unda, Elizabeth/Castillo, Lilia/Dupeyrón, Elizabeth/Cárdenas, Elsa/Clavel, Aurora +Wild One, The (1953)/Brown, John (I)/Haworth, Joe/Paris, Jerry/Connell, Jim (I)/O'Malley, Pat (I)/Farnsworth, Richard/Tarangelo, John/Dockstader, George/Moore, Alvy/Stratton, Gil/Cooper, Ted (I)/Marvin, Lee/Teal, Ray/Osterloh, Robert/Whiteford, Blackie/Vedder, William/Anderson, Don (I)/Albright, Wally/Wright, Will (I)/Keith, Robert (I)/Sanders, Hugh (I)/Brando, Marlon/Smith, K.L./VeSota, Bruno/Flippen, Jay C./Carey, Timothy/Mills, Mort/Landers, Harry (I)/Doucette, John/Clarke, Keith/Bice, Robert (I)/Dublin, Darren/Peterson, Gene/Gilman, Sam/Murphy, Mary (I)/Stevens, Angela/Maley, Peggy/Doughty, Yvonne/Newton, Mary/March, Eve +Wild Things (1998)/Neal, Dennis/Deacon, Robert/Pendergast, Cory/Muson, Jesse/Bacon, Kevin/Walker, Michael Dean/Benedeti, Paulo/Giaimo, Anthony/Corone, Antoni/Perry, Jeff (I)/Oramas, Nelson/Bartsch, Ted/Macaulay, Marc/Suárez, Manny/Yáñez, Eduardo/Wagner, Robert (I)/Murray, Bill (I)/Dillon, Matt (I)/Wilson, Keith (III)/Camastra, Danielle/Lamaze, Kimberly/Anthony, Leonor/Svane Stepp, Toi/Bass, Victoria/LaMarca, Gina/Rubin-Vega, Daphne/Peace, Margo/Russell, Theresa/Adams, Diane (I)/Richards, Denise/Bushor, Janet/Taylor, Jennifer Bini/White, Rebecca (I)/Wallace, Laurie/Snodgress, Carrie/Duerr, Nancy/Campbell, Neve/Madenford, Tonia +Wild Thornberrys Movie, The (2002)/Casquelourd, Malonga/Coopwood, Jeff/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Peters, Brock/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Boen, Earl/Babatundé, Obba/Flea/Tezo, Lunkeba/Kassir, John/Kane, Tom (II)/Amina, Alu/Szarabajka, Keith/Kaninda, Nsaka/Okungbowa, Anthony/Tshimanga, B. Dido/Ngole, Didier M./Chinyamurindi, Michael/Everett, Rupert/Shaughnessy, Charles/Jackson, Roger (VI)/Curry, Tim (I)/Orleans, James Brown/Brown, Billy (II)/Woodard, Alfre/Tomei, Marisa/Redgrave, Lynn/Kayombo, Inousca/Klimi, Jeanne/Ntoto, Camille/Whitman, Mae/Blethyn, Brenda/Boyd, Alexandra/Rubiner, Joanna/Hoffman, Victoria/Mokwala, Mata/Elimo, Colette/Strong, Tara/Chabert, Lacey/Brooks, Kimberly (III)/Tom, Lauren/Quirk, Moira/Scales, Crystal/Harris, Danielle/Newman, Laraine/Carlisle, Jodi/Greenspan, Melissa/Summer, Cree/Walch, Hynden +Wild Wild West (1999)/Sandler, Scott (I)/Mendez, Tiger/Kline, Kevin (I)/Grant, Rodney A./Hyler, Erik/Hislop, Scott/O'Neal, Ty/Marks, James (I)/Levine, Ted/Cervantes, Gary/Rumnock, Bob/Lashly, James/Aubert, Christian (I)/Scriba, Mik/Andersson, Kris/Wills, Jerry/Felix, Angelito/Schweinfurth, Brett/Simmons, J. Nathan/Lea, David/Sims, Michael (I)/Smith, Will (I)/Callahan, E.J./Branagh, Kenneth/Carlo, Ismael 'East'/Matacena, Orestes/Rader-Duval, Dean/Seiler, Tom/McGaughy, Mike H./Potter, Jerry/Dawson, Joseph J./Taylor, Buck (I)/Hawn, Phil/Abercrombie, Ian/Walsh, M. Emmet/Van Der Wal, Frederique/Hayek, Salma/Christofferson, Debra/Vander, Musetta/Eng, Sofia/Bai, Ling/Beauvais, Garcelle +Wild, The (2006)/Cowgill, David/Tatasciore, Fred/Williams, Steve 'Spaz'/Cipes, Greg/Izzard, Eddie/Marsico, Miles/Pape, Paul/Cherry, Don (II)/Anthony, Keith (I)/Fraley, Pat (II)/Gossling, Eddie/Leupp, Clinton/Kind, Richard/Kassir, John/Belushi, James/Kaz, Daniel/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Siravo, Joseph/Cunningham, Colin (IV)/Warburton, Patrick/Keaton, Josh/Kay, Dominic Scott/Hay, Colin/Frierson, Eddie/Venito, Lenny/Kimmel, Jonathan/Joles, Bob/Argueta, Christian/De Sena, Jack/Connery, Jason/Edgerly, Chris/Harnell, Jess/Berg, Greg (I)/North, Nolan/Harris, Jason (I)/Bergen, Bob/Mann, Danny (I)/Shatner, William/Sutherland, Kiefer/Guest, Nicholas/Newman, Laraine/Marshall, Mona (I)/Rose, Peter Pamela/Buescher, Julianne/Elias, Jeannie/Hoffman, Bridget/Johnson, Emily (I)/Wahlgren, Kari/Wasilewski, Audrey/Garofalo, Janeane/Lawrence, Carolyn/Jourden, Alexandra Gold/Douglas, Terri/Williams, Hannah (IV)/Derryberry, Debi/Futterman, Nika +Wildcats (1986)/French, Bruce (I)/Keach, James/Isaac, Vincent J./Williamson, Mykelti/Kanakes, David/Harrelson, Woody/McGill, Bruce/Garcia, Jsu/Wagner, Bob (I)/Austin, Gary (II)/Borto, Jimmy/Wyner, George/Walton, Willie J./Russell, Nipsey/Tuggle, Mark/Brown, Richard Burton/Cannon, Josef/Willman, Tom E./Weaver, Lee (II)/Vargas, John (I)/Kall, James/Abdul-Samad, Hakeem/Blaylock, Sylvester/Hill, Rodney (I)/Salome, Tony/Willie, Dap Sugar/Michel Jr., Albert/Nieker, David/LL Cool J/Carlson, Steve (II)/Snipes, Wesley/Walsh, M. Emmet/Frescas, Eddie/Thacker, Tab/Foster, Stan (I)/De Souza, Noel/Williams, Chino 'Fats'/Orr, Lindsey/Lively, Robyn/McGee, Gwen/Harris, Tan'ya/Kurtz, Swoosie/Hooks, Jan/Padwa, Sabrina/Doran, Ann/Hawn, Goldie/Delano, Pilar/Gold, Brandy (I)/Webber, Deborah/Wallace, Royce/Stuart, Gloria/Havens, Jenny/English, Ellia +Wilde (1997)/Welling, Albert/Fry, Stephen (I)/Sheen, Michael/MacLachlan, Colin/Law, Jude/Locke, Philip/Sessions, Bob/Forbes, Peter (I)/Vaughan, James (I)/Simkins, Michael (I)/Simons, Hywel/Leach, Jackson/Laurie, Edward/Havill, Andrew/Knight, Jack (VI)/Cubison, Richard/Sandiford, Benedict/Molloy, Simon/D'Arcy, James (I)/Wilkinson, Tom (I)/Bloom, Orlando/Munro, Hugh (I)/Bennett, Sacha/May, Joseph/Gruffudd, Ioan/Wells, Orlando/Letheren, Mark/Lee, Jamie (II)/Harding, Peter (I)/Fitzgerald, Michael (I)/Lang, Robert (II)/Kermode, Robin/Leesley, Geoffrey/Barkworth, Peter/Bleasdale, John/Morell, Jason/Garcia, Adam/Mills, Matthew/Westhead, David/Owen, Laurence/Whybrow, Arthur/Hodson, Biddy/Jones, Gemma (I)/Redgrave, Vanessa/Maynard, Judi/Elgar, Avril/Ehle, Jennifer/Ainslie, Jean/Parfitt, Judy/Wanamaker, Zoë/Moore, Christine (I) +Willard (2003)/Parker, David (IV)/Ermey, R. Lee/Taylor, William S./Glover, Crispin/Horn, Edward (II)/Lynch, Gus (I)/Olsson, Ty/Cloke, Kristen/Sadiq, Laara/Burroughs, Jackie/McKamy, Kim/Harring, Laura +Willow (1988)/Goffe, Rusty/Overton, Rick/Tarr, Ron/Roach, Pat/Gillibrand, Robert/Barty, Billy/Brake, Mark Vande/Cotterill, Michael/Purvis, Jack/Burroughs, Peter (I)/Northover, Mark/Kilmer, Val/Steinberg, David (III)/Cox, Tony (I)/Pollak, Kevin/Powell, Greg (I)/Fondacaro, Phil/Dixon, Malcolm/Sibley, David (I)/Powell, Nosher/Davis, Warwick (I)/O'Herlihy, Gavan/Baker, Kenny (I)/Crampton, Gerry/Downing, Dawn/Marsh, Jean/Guy, Jennifer (I)/Greenfield, Kate/Howard, Cheryl (I)/Dene, Zulema/Dickens, Joanna/Davis, Samantha (I)/Law, Sallyanne/Whalley, Joanne/Davis, Kim (VI)/Peters, Julie (I)/Holvoe, Maria/Hayes, Patricia (I)/Greenfield, Ruth/Gale, Valerie +Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)/Kinnear, Roy/Muscat, Angelo/Hassan, Ismed/Woods, Aubrey/Albertson, Jack/Powell, Marcus/Roe, Bob/Themmen, Paris/Dixon, Malcolm/Wilder, Gene/Delfino, Frank/Brooke-Taylor, Tim/Ziegler, Ernst/Peck, Ed/Claydon, George/Borgstaller, Rudy/Bollner, Michael/Goffe, Rusty/Dunne, Stephen (I)/Heyking, Werner/McGlen, Norman/Wilkinson, Albert/Stone, Leonard/Roberts, Clete/Hamano, Shin/Meisner, Günter/Battley, David/Ostrum, Peter/Capell, Peter/Stuart, Peter (I)/Reit, Ursula/Nickerson, Denise/Manon, Gloria/Coombs, Pat/Sowle, Diana/Denney, Nora/Altmann, Dora/Cole, Julie Dawn/Poupee, Pepe/Liebing, Franziska/Stuart, Madeline +Wimbledon (2004)/Lorrigan, Steve/Kennedy, Laurence/Bettany, Paul/Madani, Hamed/Child, Jeremy (I)/Coster-Waldau, Nikolaj/Hill, Bernard/Timmins, Jonathan/Barrett, John (VII)/Greenall, Simon/Jones, Alun/Cartwright, Peter (I)/McGlynn, John (I)/Lindsay, Robert (II)/Galeya, Abhin/Lee-Thomas, Barry/Hyde, Kyle/O'Brien, Martin/Nichols, Austin (I)/McCluskey, Ryan/Bond, Sam/Favreau, Jon/Jensen, Murphy/Loncraine, Jesse/Moyles, Chris/Neill, Sam/David, Alan (I)/McAvoy, James/Punna, Vikas/Baker, Danny (I)/Llewelyn, Gareth/Jackson, Barry (I)/Leesley, Geoffrey/Huntington, Freddie/McEnroe, John/Warnaby, John/Blore, Thomas/Morley, Laura (I)/McCormack, Maggie/Flint-Hartle, Augustine/Dazzi, Cecilia/Walker, Amanda (I)/Catlin, Gemma/Pearce, Eve/Shirley, Kellie/van Zeller, Ulla/Imrie, Celia/Carillo, Mary/Duran, Azucena/Blatch, Helen/Leventon, Annabel/Dunst, Kirsten/Morgan, Marina (III)/Evert, Chris (I)/Ryder, Penny/Bron, Eleanor/Sekulovski, Beti/Hoskyns, Tam/Dandeniya, Rebecca +Win a Date with Tad Hamilton! (2004)/Pounder, Dave/Heiman, Jesse/Collins, Emmy/Cole, Gary (I)/Convery, Joe/Grace, Topher/Fessler, Norman/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Weissfeld, Danny/Iovino, Peter/Huff, Terrance/Walrod, David/Hayes, Sean (I)/Duhamel, Josh/O'Brien, Patrick Thomas/Pancake, Sam/Holly, Bryan/Daskal, David/Woodruff, Jason/Fischler, Patrick/Speir, Caleb/Eckert, Todd (I)/Glouberman, Bob/Renner, Brian/Lane, Nathan/Chudy, Dan/Agney, Larry/Underwood, Jay (I)/Goodman, Marshall/Kvassay, Alex A./Bloodgood, Moon/Smart, Amy/Dill, Deena/Hahn, Kathryn/Cohn, Lauren/Fellers, Andrea/Bay, Willow/Hilton, Paris/Moss, Jessy/Spencer, Octavia/Rothenberg, Karly/Sellers, Diane/Murray, Jillian (I)/Worthington, Wendy/Hazel, Jennifer B./Goodwin, Ginnifer/Trostle, Ren/McKee, Bonnie (I)/Bosworth, Kate/Smith, Mary Jo (I) +Winchester '73 (1950)/Mapes, Ted/Jackson, Gary (I)/Kent, Norman (II)/Millican, James (I)/Hawkins, Jimmy/York, Duke (I)/Teal, Ray/Taylor, Forrest/Osborne, Bud (I)/Curtis, Tony (I)/Bennett, Ray (I)/Taylor, Tony (I)/Hawkins, Timmy/Best, James (I)/Miles, Jennings/Doucette, John/Conlan, Frank/Laidlaw, Ethan/Hudson, Rock/Olsen, Larry (I)/Duryea, Dan/Ollestad, Norman (I)/Anderson, Robert (V)/Yowlachie, Chief/Darrell, Steve/Brodie, Steve (I)/War Eagle, John/Archer, Mel/Stewart, James (I)/McIntire, John (I)/Mitchell, Millard/Roberson, Chuck/Cobb, Edmund/Geer, Will/McNally, Stephen (I)/Alexander, John (I)/Drake, Charles (I)/Biberman, Abner/McKenzie, Bill/Wilkerson, Guy/Flippen, Jay C./Henry, Carol (I)/Martell, Gregg/Chase, Frank (I)/Curtis, Jack (I)/Mullen, Virginia/Winters, Shelley/Eddy, Bonnie Kay +Wind That Shakes the Barley, The (2006)/Lucey, Martin/Allam, Roger/de Cógáin, Máirtín/Kearney, Gerard (II)/Nott, Shane/Byrne, Antony/Hegarty, Kiernan/Burke, Fergus/Bourke, Frank/Murphy, Cillian/Charnock, Tom/Barry, Laurence/Ruane, William/Ready, Alan/Delaney, Padraic/Aherne, Kieran/O'Hare, Aidan/McCarthy, Niall/Dunphy, Keith/Moynihan, Seamus/Horgan, Myles/Crean, John/Kearney, Damien/Cunningham, Liam/Hurst, Bill/McGinley, Sean/Fitzgerald, Orla (I)/Barry, Sabrina/O'Riordan, Mary/Murphy, Mary (XI)/Lawton, Fiona +Windtalkers (2002)/Tanoai, Ross Lasi/Zerda, Jimmy/Osborne, Holmes/Yamamoto, Christopher T./Oishi, Junya/Begay, Glen/Davidson, Jeremy/Van Holt, Brian/Cage, Nicolas/Ichikawa, John Takeshi/Hall, David L./Oliveto, Nils/Morts, Billy/Rocha, John (II)/Devlin, Chris/Pierce, Denney/Dohi, Malcolm/McClellan, Marc/Ruffalo, Mark/Koga, Jiro/Gilbertson, Christopher/Urano, Ren/Aguilar Jr., Robert/Morse, Jim (I)/Tanizaki, Steve/Lee, Ender/Thor, Cameron/Atkinson, Scott/Barber, Clayton J./Cooney, Kevin (I)/Junmar, Matthew/Henderson, Martin (I)/Williams, Reese (I)/Souza, Jon Michael/Smith, Albert (VI)/Lindsay, Steve (I)/Maynard, Brian (I)/Whipple, Vincent/Slater, Christian/Beach, Adam/Kasai, Brian/Illing, Christopher/Mori, Hiroshi (II)/Yoshida, Wataru/Carretta, James (I)/Campbell, Keith (I)/Dever, James D./Davis, Jeff (VI)/Di Pri, Timothy/Guilbeau, Darrel/Johnston, Keii/Yamagata, Aaron/Willie, Roger/Emmerich, Noah/Isaacs, Jason/White, Dixon/Ng, Michael (III)/Stormare, Peter/Savaiinaea, Lena/Gube, Tina Leialoha/O'Connor, Frances (II)/Olotoa, Alewa T./Chen, Victoria (I)/Allen, Lynn Kawailele/Scott, Kaliko/Jung, Carissa/Pumphrey, Ilima +Wing Commander (1999)/Finkelstein, Dan (I)/Phipps, Kieron/Lillard, Matthew/Warner, David (I)/Suchet, David/James, Fraser/Roberts, Chris (II)/Karyo, Tchéky/Hyu, Paul Courtenay/MacCorkindale, Simon/Quarshie, Hugh/Riddell, Graham/Kibbey, Christopher P./Kinnunen, Jari (I)/Fahm, David/Kelly, Craig (II)/Hamill, Mark (I)/Degruttola, Raffaello/McGlynn, John (I)/Prinze Jr., Freddie/Dillane, Richard/Jones, Mark (V)/Powley, Mark/Bondi, John/Prochnow, Jürgen/Treacher, Jamie/Nri, Cyril/Bones, Ken/Burrows, Saffron/Holder, Ginny +Wings of the Dove, The (1997)/John, Alexander/Gambon, Michael/Jennings, Alex/Miles, Ben/Serafini, Georgio (I)/Wright, Philip (I)/Roache, Linus/Chantrell, Shirley/Rampling, Charlotte/McGovern, Elizabeth/Elliott, Alison (I)/Bonham Carter, Helena/Crisafulli, Rachele/Kent, Diana (I) +Winslow Boy, The (1999)/Polonsky, Alan/Porter, Chris (I)/Pidgeon, Matthew/Gould, Duncan/Hawthorne, Nigel/Fenwick, Perry/Soundy, Ian/Stinton, Colin/Edwards, Guy (II)/Gillett, Aden/Northam, Jeremy/Dunk, Jim/North, Neil/Pidgeon, Rebecca/Bland, Eve/Bilzerian, Lana/Flind, Sarah/Jones, Gemma (I)/Stewart, Sara +Wishmaster (1997)/Scrimm, Angus/Mead, Brad J./Todd, Tony (I)/Berger, Howard/Hodder, Kane/Beckett, Wade/Englund, Robert/Svezia, Joe/Hayden, Dennis/Phelan, Walter/Kendall, Tom (I)/Assad, Richard/Lemmon, Chris/Nicotero, Frank/McKinnon, Jake/Byner, John/Raimi, Ted/Crane, Tony/Liapis, Peter/Pilato, Joseph/Troyer, Verne/Divoff, Andrew/Ross, Ricco/Hicks, Dan (I)/Barak, Ari/Funk, Greg/Klugman, Brian/Flower, George 'Buck'/Kurtzman, Robert/Jacob, Robert (I)/Bannister, Reggie/Pass, Cyndi/Palmer, Gretchen/Sorell, Annie/McGuire, Betty/Power, Ashley/Lauren, Tammy/Benson-Landes, Wendy/Azar, Azita/Faia, Renee/O'Hara, Jenny/St. James, Jean +Witches of 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(I)/Otnes, Ola/Rossummoen, Sverre/Flynn, Darcy/Armand, Merete/Connolly, Nora/Greenwood, Rosamund/Blethyn, Brenda/Hoffman, Leila/Smith, Sukie/Huston, Anjelica/Taylor, Roberta (I)/Brooks, Annabel/Nordrå, Grete/Lambton, Anne/Harragin, Serena/Relph, Emma/English, Rose/Rockas, Angelique/Horrocks, Jane/Steinsland, Kristin/Tirard, Anne/Eide, Elsie/Zetterling, Mai/Runacre, Jenny/Gillett, Debra +With Honors (1994)/Le Fevour, Rick/Hamilton, Josh (I)/Dempsey, Patrick (I)/Clauss, Kurt/Khoury, Joseph M./Kolzow, Harve/Norris, Lance/Pesci, Joe/Hambro, Marshall/Schrader, Keith/King, William Ashby/Auguste, Richard/Fraser, Brendan/Bednar, Richard/Cray, Ed (I)/Tieri, Frank J./Kohout, Greg/Vidal, Gore/Ford, Clebert/Coffey, Chris Henry/Deuter, James/Blinkoff, Daniel/Rochman, Monica/Prokop, Regina/Haro, Claudia/Davis-Williams, Shanesia/Butcher, Patricia B./Gibson, Caroline/Hernandez, Sunshine H./Wenz-Nolan, Holly/Robinson, M. Lynda/Chilton, Melinda/Akil, Mara Brock/Wahlquist, Katie/Kelly, Moira (I)/Seibel, Mary/Fortson, Deborah Lake +Withnail & I (1987)/Johnson, Noel/Wise, Anthony/Oates, Robert/O'Malley, Daragh/Tagoe, Eddie/Elphick, Michael/McGann, Paul (I)/Rees, Llewellyn/Grant, Richard E./Griffiths, Richard (I)/Brown, Ralph (I)/Wardle, Michael/Robinson, Bruce (I)/Sutcliffe, Irene/Brandon-Jones, Una +Without a Paddle (2004)/Rumbold, Jarred/Carty-Squires, Connor/Stott, David/Hampton, Andrew (II)/Green, Seth/Lillard, Matthew/Baker, Ray (I)/Price, Matthew (II)/Snell, Carl/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Starr, Antony/Bear, Bart the (II)/Benrubi, Abraham/Cruz, Gregory Norman/Phillips, Bruce (I)/Shepard, Dax/Adsit, Scott/Suplee, Ethan/Fairhead, Morgan Reese/Brady, Susan/Somerville, Bonnie/Harcourt, Kate/Blanchard, Rachel/Blake, Mia/Bernecker, Nadine/Cormack, Danielle/Holloway, Liddy/Moore, Christina (II) +Witness (1985)/Kelly, Joseph (I)/Chaves, Richard/Glover, Danny/Jones, Robert Earl/Haas, Lukas/Carhart, Timothy/King, John D./Garson, John (I)/Clement, Craig/Carter, Norman (I)/Clark, James Frank (I)/Rolf, Frederick/Young, Rozwill/Mortensen, Viggo/Styles, Bernie/Rubes, Jan/Moyer, Tim/Francis, William/Giallanza, Cara/Sommer, Josef/Dooley, Eugene/Jennings, Brent/Steinharter, Fred/Nuss, Paul S./MacInnes, Angus/Kaiser, Ardyth/Goss, Paul/Kennedy, Tom (II)/Crowley, Ed (I)/Del Buono, Nino/Godunov, Alexander/Ford, Harrison (I)/Camburn, Bruce E./Levering, Michael/Quinn, Thomas (I)/Rubes, Anthony Dean/McGillis, Kelly/Swan, Marian/Kirk, Nancy/Vallerio, Annemarie/D'Angelo, Victoria Scott/Bradley, Maria (I)/Haas, Emily Mary/May, Beverly/Kauders, Sylvia/LuPone, Patti/Mancuso, Jennifer/Terry, Blossom +Witness for the Prosecution (1957)/Compton, Francis/Farnum, Franklyn/Williams, John (II)/Power, Tyrone (I)/Pelling, George/Raine, Jack/Laughton, Charles/Wright, Ben (I)/Daniell, Henry/Sayre, Jeffrey/Schiller, Norbert/Wolfe, Ian/Tonge, Philip/O'Brien, William H./O'Malley, J. 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Glory/Ferre, Michelle/Yamamoto, Mirai +Wolf (1994)/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Soto, Jose/English, Bradford/Nisbet, Jack/Schwimmer, David (I)/Oppenheim, Tom/McClary, Dwayne/Zully, Stewart J./Thomas, Timothy/Spader, James/Mitchell, Kirby/Markinson, Brian/Rifkin, Ron/Perkins, Oz/Gerety, Peter/Bailey, Van/Moreland, Rawleigh/O'Den, Jeffrey Allen/Hill, William (I)/Nicholson, Jack/Hyde Pierce, David/Duffy, Thomas F./Birt, Christopher/Jenkins, Richard (I)/Puri, Om/Weitzenhoffer, Max/Devrim, Shirin/Kasman, Dale/Jaffrey, Madhur/Pfeiffer, Michelle/Liu, Alice/Janney, Allison/Carlson, Leigh/Katz, Dorinda/Atkins, Eileen/Nelligan, Kate/Forrest, Irene/Sanchez, Joanna/O'Neal, Cynthia/Massie, Elizabeth (I)/Nicholson, Jennifer/DuPois, Starletta/Chang, Lia/Rodriguez, Eva/Scales, Prunella/Tong, Kaity/Emery, Lisa +Wolf Creek (2005)/Curran, Paul (II)/Rock, David (II)/Humphreys, Darren/De Rosa, Alex/Petersen, Guy/March, Aaron/McLean, Greg/Sterns, Aaron/Phillips, Nathan (II)/O'Donnell, Guy/Moody, Michael (I)/Jarratt, John/McMillan, Christian/Yu, Geoffrey/Blaikie, Jon/Poole, Gordon (I)/McPhee, Andy/Walker, Rory/White, Eddie (III)/Sara, Greg/Stevenson, Phil (III)/Alchin, Peter/Revell, Geoff/Soang, Michael/Vayne, Bow/Reimer, Andrew (II)/Duncan, John Henry/Gannon, Sean/Gardner, Chloe/Duntone, Simone/Reimer, Isabella/Palmer, Teresa/Magrath, Cassandra/Morassi, Kestie/Millhouse, Leesa/Luna, Renee/de Jong, Niesha/Chomel, Renee/Reimer, Vicki/Schapel, Amy/Starvall, Jenny +Wolf Man, The (1941)/Wilton, Eric/Knowles, Patric/William, Warren/Kerrigan, J.M./Stevenson, Tom/Bellamy, Ralph/Katch, Kurt/Lugosi, Bela/Stanton, Ernie/Chaney Jr., Lon/Rains, Claude/Cording, Harry/Gowland, Gibson/Hodgson, Leyland/Polo, Eddie/Hytten, Olaf/Stubbs, Harry/Harvey, Forrester/Ouspenskaya, Maria/Nesmith, Ottola/Helm, Fay/Ankers, Evelyn/La Riana/Leon, Connie/Fealy, Margaret/Cooke, Caroline/Arnold, Jessie/Lloyd, Doris +Woman in Red, The (1984)/Mathews, Thom/Zorek, Michael/Higgins, James (II)/Heffner, Kyle T./Huddleston, 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Jeff (VI)/Walko, Jude S./Miler, Phil/Roberts, Calvin/Purdiman, B. Chico/Phil (I)/Rosette, Jason/Feuerstein, Mark/Herman, David (VI)/Crook, John/Sáenz, Bob (II)/Mattedi, Eduardo/Greene, Bob (III)/de Lancie, John/Conceição, Giba/Santos, Dizoneth/Tupi, Edlon/Hechim, Jim/Pinto, Joaquim/Curti, Tom/Stoneburner, Roger/Maia, Jorge/Ramos, Lázaro/Poul, Alan/Lomena, June/Cardoso, Inés/Suzuki, Daniele/Ramsay, Anne/Simões, Cléa/Molinari, Carmen/Guttman, Eliane/Oliveira, Ana Paula/Gasteyer, Ana/De Castro, Analú/de Sá Curvelo, Thaís/Pessin, Malu/Proom, Adele/Santos, Marilice/Kennedy, Roberta/Cruz, Penélope +Women, The (1939)/Hopper, Hedda/Colcord, Mabel/Carlyle, Aileen/Pine, Virginia/Cole, Beatrice/Gittelson, June/Chambers, Shirley/Whittell, Josephine/McQueen, Butterfly/Isabelle, Jane/Sebastian, Dorothy/Hampton, Grayce/Treadway, Charlotte/Etterre, Estelle/Alder, Ruth/Shay, Mildred/Hussey, Ruth/O'Brien, Florence/Clement, Dora/Needham, Gertrude/Moore, Sue (I)/Weidler, Virginia/Aldrich, Meeka/Dees, Mary/Pringle, Aileen/Boley, May/Beatty, May/Henderson, Brenda/Findlay, 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Charis/Hildreth, June/Deoria, April/Granli, Elisabeth/Nemetz, Lenora/Turner, Tracey D./Aguirre, Lucia M. +Wonderland (2003)/Lucas, Josh (I)/Gregory, Barrett/Marriner, Kim (I)/G, Franky/Michaely, Joel/Ciarfalio, Carl/Nelson, Tim Blake/Lombardi, Louis/Conley, Scott/Gainey, M.C./Max (XVII)/Bogosian, Eric/Holmes, John (I)/Kilmer, Val/Ellis, Chris (I)/Cioffi, Chris/McNairy, Scoot/Gallegos, Frank/Levine, Ted/Leonardopoulos, George/Pitt, Michael (II)/McDermott, Dylan/Cox, Steve (XI)/Solomini, David/Sams, Russell/Love, Faizon/Applegate, Christina/Parker, Tess/Roth Haberle, Stephanie/Bosworth, Kate/Fisher, Carrie/Garofalo, Janeane/Hilton, Paris/Dziena, Alexis/Borth, Michelle/Gregson Wagner, Natasha/Kudrow, Lisa/LaKritz, Karen/Fioreavanti, Joleigh/Steiger, Julianne +Wong Fei Hung (1991)/Yuen, Kam-Fai/King, Mark (I)/Yuen, Tony (I)/Isgar, Jonathan/Yuen, Biao/Yuen, Shun-Yee/Shih, Kien/Yan, Yee Kwan/Sham, Tsim Po/Yuen, Cheung-Yan/Cheung, Jacky/Li, Jet/Yam, Simon/Lau, Shun/Wu, Ma/Tartalia, Steve/Wong, Chi Yeung/Cheng, Kent/Kwan, Rosamund +Woodsman, The (2004)/Rice, Kevin (I)/Shannon, Michael (V)/Hatfield, Scott/Grier, David Alan/Cameron, Van/Bratt, Benjamin (I)/Def, Mos/Hazinsky, Joey/Bacon, Kevin/Ross, Spencer/Prochaska, Bobby/Majors, Paul/Leon, Carlos/Roehm Sr., David C./Von Roehm, David/Daniels, Liam/Coombs, Ashley C./Eve (II)/Maniscloux, Floriane/Gibson, Nicole (I)/Kirby, Laura/Nagle, Jessica/Dot, Aunt/Dengel, Colleen/Daniels, Clara Infinity/Dengel, Suzanne/Pilkes, Hannah/Sedgwick, Kyra +Woodstock (1970)/Marcellino, Jocko/Guthrie, Arlo/Yasgur, Max/Daltrey, Roger/Simon, 'Screamin' Scott'/Graham, Bill (I)/Contardo, Johnny/Cocker, Joe/Westerfield, Sidney/Lee, Alvin (III)/Brown, David (XL)/Rollie, Gregg/Crosby, David/Shrieve, Michael/Lee, Ric (III)/Alvarez, Richard (I)/Stone, Sly/Moon, Keith (I)/Santana, Carlos (I)/Lang, Michael (III)/Barthol, Bruce/Satchidananda, Swami/Santini, Tony/York, Donald 'Donny'/Sebastian, John (I)/Ferlinghetti, Lawrence/Havens, 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Lily/Griffith, Melanie/Garrick, Barbara/Lake, Ricki/McGuire, Maeve (I)/Wagner, Maggie (I)/Milstein, Judy/Shepherd, Suzanne/Giles, Nancy/Cusack, Joan/Aaron, Caroline/Chevance, Nicole/Dukakis, Olympia/Hollander, Sondra/Weaver, Sigourney/Finlay, Anita/Matthews, Paige/Silverman, Julia +World According to Garp, The (1982)/Rubbo, Joe/Irving, John (I)/DePippo, Al/Hill, George Roy/Soper, Mark/Roth, Brandon/Ede, George/Babcock, Nathan/Cecere, Dominic A./Frazier, Ron (II)/McCall, James/Daikos, Thomas Peter/Laskaway, Harris/Littman, Brett/Goldman, Dan (I)/Maggart, Brandon/Goetz, Peter Michael/Farr, Christopher/Fields, David (I)/MacGregor, Ian (I)/Corcoran, John (I)/Cowles, Matthew/Maggart, Garett/Berlinger, Warren/Tremont, Mike/Cerullo, Al/Lithgow, John/Cronyn, Hume/Williams, Robin (I)/Krey, Steven/Donaghy, Daniel/Magnotta, Victor/Gallin, Tim/Davis, Ryan (I)/Robyn, Laurie/Kurtz, Swoosie/Lee, Kaiulani/O'Connor, Isabell/Hurt, Mary Beth/Gordon, Eve (I)/Kaye, Laura (II)/Moore, Sabrina Lee/Wright, 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Sarah/Gaye, Nona/Davis, Tania/Ecker, Haylie/Nguyen, Leyna/Lazarus, Danielle/Howard, Courtney Mykelle/Browning, Krystal/Smith, Deborah S./St. John, Gina +Y tu mamá también (2001)/García Bernal, Gael/Palacios, Silverio/Giménez Cacho, Daniel/Echevarría, Emilio/Sérbulo, Amaury/Almeida, Andrés/Ríos, Arturo (I)/Grinberg, Nathan/Remolina, Juan Carlos/Luna, Diego (I)/Serbulo, Mayra/Bracho, Diana/Aura, María/Langer, Verónica/López, Andrea (I)/López Mercado, Ana/Aura, Marta/Rodríguez, Liboria/Verdú, Maribel/Audirac, Giselle +Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942)/Mason, Louis/Sully, Frank/Hamilton, John (I)/Edwards, Bill (I)/Sakall, S.Z./Brooke, Walter/Blair, Henry/Cagney, James/Clute, Chester/Wise, Jack/Tobias, George/Wessel, Dick/Anderson, Ernest (I)/Clark, Wallis/Kane, Eddie (I)/Hayden, Harry/Charters, Spencer/Keane, Edward/Cavender, Glen/Gillespie, William (III)/Mayo, Frank/Sullivan, Elliott/Hopper, William (I)/Dugan, Tom (I)/Willock, Dave/Seymour, Harry/Alper, Murray/Pierlot, Francis/Flaherty, 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Andi/Russ, Amy (I)/Yenque, Teresa/Chang, Lisa (I)/Pergament, Annika/Grodner, Harriet/Dunaway, Faye/Pickell, Lisa +Yatgo ho yan (1997)/Vzice, Les/Noonan, Michael (I)/Macdonald, Douglas (II)/Douglas, Cameron (I)/Notarfrancesco, Aaron/Svorcan, Vess/Notarfrancesco, Jake/Hammad, Michael/Andreovski, Paul/Shambrooke, Gary/Catteral, Rod/Douglas, Paul (II)/Panther, Puven/Taylor, Davin/Agius, Keith/Lowe, Robert (I)/Ritchie, Stuart (I)/Chau, Emil/MacGlure, Frederick/Raaen, Johnny/Fredrich, Stefan/Jahne, Graham/Meersbergen, Matthew/Blakeman, Kerry/Hung Kam-Bo, Sammo/Sedgman, Kyne/Miragliotta, Frederick/Menzies, Mike/Carrafa, Nick/Trihey, Matt/Campbell, Mark (I)/Allan, Bradley James/Chan, Jackie (I)/Page, Grant/Lindsay, Peter (I)/Young, Damon/Poletto, Vince/Lundin, Dennis/Tuscan, Darko/Neal, Mark (I)/Fraser, Stuart (I)/Heske, Habby/Otto, Barry (I)/No, David/Sayah, Joseph/Norton, Richard (I)/Silverstein, Salik/Isgar, Jonathan/Jamieson, Greg/Dyktynski, Matthew/Ajami, Karl/Pavlidis, Harry/Kemp, Chris (I)/Houghton, Peter (II)/Ellis, Stuart/Novak, George/Doherty, Tony/Fitzpatrick, Mark (I)/Popovich, George/Pride, Jerome/Huggett, Richard (I)/Murphy, Jason (I)/McCoy, Izeqiel Denn/Mall, Ian/Baldwin, David (I)/Carter, Terry (II)/Bufalo, Nicholas/Kahlua, Steve/Mitchell, Ben/Houghton, Brent/McLymont, Karen/Godenzi, Joyce/Wilson, Christine (II)/Murphy, Lynne/Bonner, Carla/Blakely, Rachel/Weitering, Jade/Green, Judy/Lee, Miki/Fitzpatrick, Gabrielle +Year of Living Dangerously, The (1982)/Widjaja, Agus/Ferrier, Noel/Egerton, Mark/Kerr, Bill (I)/Layco, Mario/Agona, Joel/Nur, Ali/Gamboa, Joonee/Emperio, Mike/Quivak, Chris/Murphy, Michael (I)/Sonkkila, Paul/Nacilla, Bernardo/Roco, Bembol/Tolentino, Lito/Marantha, Coco/De Guzman, Hermino/Waseso, Pudji/Robridillo, Dominador/Oyang, David/Gibson, Mel (I)/Landicho, Domingo/Lamangan, Joel/Djohansjan, Jabo/Uatuhan, Norma/Polson, Cecily/Ledesma, Kuh/Weaver, Sigourney/Hunt, Linda +Year of the Dragon (1985)/Wong, Victor (III)/Hoo, Chi On Soo/Lee, Paul J.Q./Scaglione, Paul/Lip, Tony/Mikami, Kuni/Scales, James/Shia, Johnny/Chen, Steven (I)/Rizzo, Jilly/Fan, Mei Sheng/Acampora, Michael/Barry, Raymond J./Yiu, Yuk Fan/Fung, Manny/Benjamin, Vallo/Castiglione, Matthew/Orange, Gerald (I)/Gardner, Raymond/Asai, Billy/Chan, Jerry (I)/Woo, Way Dong/Chin, James/Tung, Matthew/Venezia, Carmine/Chin, Joey/Pau, Hon-Lam/Leung, Keenan/Lee, Ming C./Rourke, Mickey/Yip, Harry (I)/Lee, Sammy (II)/Dun, Dennis/McNamara, Dermot A./Hammer, Mark (I)/Tung, Gardell/Yip, K. 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Mary/Irving, Amy/Margolyes, Miriam/Atallah, Norma/Streisand, Barbra/Tzelniker, Anna/Mantle, Doreen/Goring, Ruth +Yeopgijeogin geunyeo (2001)/Seo, Dong-won/Cha, Tae-hyun/Kwak, Jae-young/Lee, Mu-yeong/Kim, Il-woo/Kim, In-mun/Lim, Ho (I)/Han, Jin-hie/Kim, Tae-hyeon (II)/Jun, Ji-hyun/Song, Wok-suk/Yang, Geum-Seok/Hyun, Sook-hee +Yi ge dou bu neng shao (1999)/Mel, Li/Wanlu, Wu/Mingshan, Zhang/Xinmin, Fu/Gao, Enman/Zhanqing, Xu/Huimin, Rong/Tian, Zhenda/Zhang, Huike/Zhang, Yichang/Li, Fanfan/Sun, Zhimei/Ru, Liu/Guolin, Ma/Lingyu, Li/Jie, Jiao/Xuewei, Tian/Shulan, Wang/Liu, Hanzhi/Wei, Minzhi/Xinhong, Ming/Feng, Yuying/Zhiwei, Sun/Bai, Mei +Yi yi (2000)/Chang, Jonathan (I)/Congsheng, Tang/Chen, Hsi-Sheng/Ogata, Issei/Chen, Yiwen/Wu, Nien-Jen/Ko, Yue-Lin/Hsu, Shu-Yuan/Yu, Pang Chang/Jin, Elaine/Lee, Kelly (II)/Tang, Ru-Yun/Tseng, Hsin-Yi/Lin, Adriene/Ko, Su-Yun/Hsiao, Shu-shen +Yin shi nan nu (1994)/Wang, Jui/Lin, Shih-Jay/Tu, Man-Sheng/Hsu, Gin-Ming/Wu, Hwa/Taylor, Michael (V)/Tang, Yu-Chien/Chen, Yu (I)/Wang, Chuen/Chao, Winston/Tso, Cheng-Fen/Lu, Chin-Cheng/Chan, Lester Chit-Man/Hong, Chi-Der/Ting, Chung (I)/Chen, Chao-jung/Nei, Cho-Gin/Lung, Sihung/Chang, Sylvia (I)/Wang, Yu-Wen/Gua, Ah Lei/Yang, Kuei-Mei/Wu, Chien-lien/Lin, Huel-Yi +Ying hung boon sik (1986)/Tien, Feng/Chow, Yun-Fat/Cheung, Leslie/Shing, Fui-On/Lee, Waise/Ti, Lung/Tsang, Kenneth/Shi, Yangzi/Tsui, Hark/Woo, John (I)/Chu, Emily (I) +Ying xiong (2002)/Xin, Wang Shou/Yuan, Liu Zhong/Yong, Zheng Tia/Xiao Yang, Chang/Lin, Emil/Zi, Hei/Hong, James/Yi, Zhang/Jie, Liu (I)/Li, Jet/Qin, Yan/Hua, Xu Kuang/Hua, Ma Wen/Lei, Li/Bin, Xia/Leung Chiu Wai, Tony/Hua, Cao/Ya Kun, Zhang/Qiang, Peng/Chen, Daoming/Ming, Jin/Yen, Donnie/Oh, Angela/Sung, Elizabeth/Cheung, Maggie/Zhang, Ziyi +Yojimbo (1961)/Kogushi, Fumio/Shimizu, Gen/Sada, Yutaka/Watanabe, Atsushi (II)/Tachikawa, Hiroshi/Ogata, Rinsaku/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Mukai, Junichirô/Nishimura, Kô/Sakai, Sachio/Tani, Akira/Sawamura, Ikio/Amamoto, Eisei/Nakaya, Ichirô/Otomo, Shin/Rashomon, Namigoro/Omura, Senkichi/Ohashi, Fuminori/Fujita, Susumu/Natsuki, Yosuke/Shimura, Takashi/Kawazu, Seizaburô/Nishio, Ryusuke/Takagi, Shinpei/Katô, Daisuke (I)/Kirino, Nadao/Mifune, Toshirô/Oki, Shôji/Tono, Eijirô/Chiba, Ichirô/Kusama, Akio/Ogawa, Yasuzo/Fujiwara, Kamatari/Yoseyama, Hiroshi/Takagi, Hiroshi/Kamagaya, Fumiyoshi/Hirose, Shoichi/Fujio, Jerry/Sazanka, Kyu/Nakadai, Tatsuya/Sakamoto, Haruya/Otomo, Jun/Katô, Takeshi (I)/Kusakawa, Naoya/Honma, Fumiko (I)/Kawa, Michiko/Yamada, Isuzu/Terui, Yoko/Mineoka, Hiromi/Tsukasa, Yôko +You Can Count on Me (2000)/Countryman, Michael/Murphy, Kevin Kean/Gill, Allan (I)/Lonergan, Kenneth/LeFevre, Adam/Ramage, Brian/Tenney, Jon/Kerwin, Peter (II)/Lucas, Josh (I)/Ruffalo, Mark/Hummer, Richard/Culkin, Rory/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Feiffer, Halley/Vance, Whitney/Linney, Laura/Aidem, Betsy/Altomare, Lisa/Garbiras, Nina/Hoffmann, Gaby (I)/Ryan, Amy (I)/Parker, Kim (IV)/Smith-Cameron, J. +You Can't Take It with You (1938)/Hamilton, Chuck (I)/Hendrian, Oscar 'Dutch'/Taylor, Carlie/Stanley, Edwin/Pearce, George C./Peil Sr., Edward/Curtis, Dick (I)/Nowell, Wedgwood/Davies, Howard (II)/Hobbes, Halliwell/Andrews, Stanley (I)/Geil, Joe/Murray, Arthur/Fetherston, Eddie/Auer, Mischa/Greig, Robert/Flaherty, Pat/Dill, Bill (II)/McCullough, Ralph/Austin, Frank (I)/Wolfe, Ian/Hicks, Russell (I)/Dickenson, Homer/Chandler, Eddy/Dupree, Roland/Rush, Dick/Ford, Colonel Starrett/Hinds, Samuel S./Wilson, Clarence (I)/Dearing, Edgar/Woloshin, Alex/Wiser, Bud (II)/Dent, Vernon/Shannon, Frank/Bacon, Irving/Graves, Jesse/Arnold, William (I)/Harris, Sam (II)/Phelps, Lee (I)/Maxwell, Edwin/Brinley, Charles/Millican, James (I)/Randolph, Ed/Tyrrell, John (II)/Wheat, Larry/Bernard, Joseph E./Copeland, Nick/Parker, Fred (I)/Lally, William (I)/Foulger, Byron/Rub, Christian/Griffin, Carlton/Guard, Kit/Clark, Wallis/Meek, Donald/Starkey, Bert/Farley, Jim (I)/Anderson Jr., Eugene (I)/Flavin, James/Grant, Jack (I)/Anderson, 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Beatrice/Varvalle, Pearl/Babb, Dorothy/Doran, Ann/Byington, Spring/Roy, Nell/Flanagan, Kitty (I)/Deslys, Kay/Dudley, Florence/Wade, Bess/Flowers, Bess/Miller, Ann (I)/Stoddard, Belle/Oakland, Dagmar/Plowright, Hilda/LeSaint, Stella/Payson, Blanche/Fowler, Almeda/Thomas, Patty/Talent, Jane/McKenzie, Eva (I)/Mann, Margaret/Marshall, Tina/Theby, Rosemary/O'Dell, Georgia/Vernon, Dorothy (I)/Craig, Nell/Keating, Alice/Blake, Gladys/Rankin, Doris/Kelton, Pert +You Got Served (2004)/Tepper, Allen 'French Twist'/Joachico, Gabriel 'Wicket'/B, Raz/Wilson, Dorien/McGhee, Cliff/Wright, Russell 'Goofy'/Jackson, Richard (I)/Corde, Dante/J-Boog/Vargas, Michael/Counts, Donnie 'Crumbs'/Harper, D.W./Mendoza, Rocio/Vest, Isaiah/Burton, Anwar/Henderson, Mario/Ewing, Troy/Hoffman, Robert (X)/Randolph, Jerry 'Flo'/Kirakosian, Mihran/Fizz, Lil'/Moretta, Mohamed/Gibbs, Don (I)/Nat, Big/Geoffrey, Jason/Grandberry, Omarion/Whitebear, Richard/Geoffrey, Jason 'Easy Roc'/Bernal, David (II)/Maher, Kevin (II)/Cruz, Jon 'Do Knock'/Baker, Ryan 'Bosco'/Crossfield, Dwight/Harvey, Steve (I)/Wormald, Kenny/Platt, Henry 'Chopper'/Jones, Jerome/Bernal, David 'Elsewhere'/Kirby, Troy (II)/Nakasone, Rino/Maldonado, Jesus/De Las Nieves, Joseph/Jeffries, Dejai/Washington, Tyrell/Lesure, Arthur 'Il Sweet'/Sammons, Keithian/Taliferro, Michael/Junior, Keith/Shum Jr., Harry/Cole, Lovejoy/Shotyme/Goode, Lamonte/Tancharoen, Kevin/Raynaud, Lucas/Cheatham, Skip/Kelley, Malcolm David/Young, Jason (I)/McElroy, J.D./Tilque, Keith/Orosco, Oscar/Houston, Marques/Talauega, Richmond/Spencer, Garland/Short, Columbus/Dew, Marty/Talauega, Anthony/Tabor, Roland 'Ro Ro'/Velez, Ivan 'Flipz'/Navarrette, Mario/De La San Pedro, J.P./Rowe, Allen Theosky/Friedman, Brian (I)/Federline, Kevin/Hockaby, Daryl/Jones, Christopher (II)/Freedom (I)/Robson, Wade J./Ota, Eisaku/Whitaker, Darrell 'Rhythm'/Rodriguez, Amanda/Espinosa, Teresa/Ellington, Jessyka/Scott, Esther (II)/Randle, Angela/Vazquez, LaLa/Brown, Kenia/Abdul-Jillil, Aminah/Azizian, Paulette/Andreasen, Betina/Urich, Julie 'Jules'/Robinson, Diona/Good, Meagan/Armistead, Keely/Blake, Lena/Harry, Jackée/Freeman, Jennifer (I)/Dupree, Amaris/Charles, Juanita (I)/Au-Harehoe, Vai/Faulk, Alison/Herrera, Marissa/Molchanov, Michele/Parrott, Tomasina/Miller, Cefawne/Gamble, LaKeisha/Andrade, Karla/Lightsy, Destiny/McCall, Tanee/Neal, Nicole/Jones, Kimberly 'Lil' Kim'/Crawford-Bee, Brenda J./Stokes, Irene/Blaufarb, Lindsey/Kyler, Allison +You Only Live Twice (1967)/Rich, Ronald/Sylvester, William/Llewelyn, Desmond/Pleasence, Donald/Jones, Norman (III)/Baker, George (I)/Rietty, Robert/Cheng, Cecil/Kwouk, Burt/Hatsumi, Masaaki/Kum, Kristopher/Carson, Paul (I)/Armstrong, Vic/Hutton, Robert/Marner, Richard/Graydon, Richard/Yapp, Tommy/Hanson, Jonathan/Wilde, Brian/Lee, Bernard (I)/Nagy, Bill (I)/Tamba, Tetsuro/Tucker, Burnell/Fanene Maivia, Peter/Kennedy, Michael (IX)/Murcell, George/Sadoyanama/Jordan, Patrick (I)/Stone, John (II)/Healy, David (I)/Chinn, Anthony/Katakura, Hisako/Chow, Michael (I)/Rimmer, Shane/Bauer, David/Knox, Alexander/Farhi, Moris/Toguri, David/Bailey, Robin/Roubicek, George/Ainley, Anthony/Mulhare, Edward/De Vries, Hans/Shimada, Teru/Mitchell, Bill (I)/Hubay, Stephen/Bishop, Ed (I)/Herder, Laurence/Gray, Charles (I)/Ho, Andy/Connery, Sean/Vadaszffy, Zsolt/Taylor, Peter (II)/Nagazumi, Yasuko/Wakabayashi, Akiko/Hama, Mie/Matsuoka, Kikko/Yang, Yee-Wah/Roland, Jeanne/Maxwell, Lois/Ling, Mai (I)/Dor, Karin/Tu, Francesca/Chin, Tsai (I) +You've Got Mail (1998)/Spiegel, Howard/Angileri, Enzo/Brown, Nick (IV)/Friedman, Bruce Jay/Gomez-Rejon, Alfonso/Kinnear, Greg/Chappelle, Dave/Edwards, Elwood/McHugh, Bill/Cohen, Richard (V)/Zahn, Steve/Messina, Chris (I)/Randolph, John/Mian, Peter A./Mason, Brick/Scaperrotta, Jeffrey/Badalucco, Michael/Lahiri, Ronobir/Quinones, Santiago/Jacobs, Gideon/Sogliuzzo, André/Hanks, Tom/Bonin, Neil/Mullin, Scott Walker/Coleman, Dabney/Finneran, Katie/Burns, Heather/Hirsh, Hallee/Cox, Veanne/Galdieri, Julie/Bernadette, Nicole/Blakely, Michelle/Fleuchaus, Ann/Murphy, Maggie (I)/Sagona, Katie/White, Meredith (II)/Lam, Nina Zoie/Kelly, Mary A./Sirianni, Dolores/Meisle, Kathryn/Sokolow, Diane/Ryan, Meg (I)/Posey, Parker/Ramirez, Sara (I)/Rush, Deborah/Seymour, Cara/Aylesworth, Reiko/Stapleton, Jean/Kass, Julie/Grossman, Lynn (II)/Adams, Jane (II)/Nichols, Leila/Dreyer, Dianne +You, Me and Dupree (2006)/Dillon, Matt (I)/Roberts, Damani (I)/Stashwick, Todd/Perrone, Sean (I)/Rogen, Seth/Stock, Trevor/Knight, Keo/Armstrong, Lance (I)/Winer, Jason/Bennett, Scott (VI)/Vargas, Eli/Douglas, Michael (I)/Harris, Gil/Wilson, Owen/McCrillis, Houston/Pate, Blaine (I)/Hader, Bill/Ison, Bayani/Breznahan, Kevin/Ruby, John (III)/Liufau, Sidney S./Irwin, Lance/Ruocco, Peter/Gardell, Billy/Lefstein, Howard S./Wilson, Joe (I)/Masamitsu, Taylor/Larkin, Bob/Ting, Ralph/Quinonez Jr., Mario/Lee, Michelle (III)/Choi, Claudia/Smith, Tasha/Hass, Jeanine/Hudson, Kate (I)/Pineda, Finessa/Crawford Brown, Pat/Altice, Summer/Ford, Suzanne/Detmer, Amanda +Young Adam (2003)/Cooke, Alan (II)/Mullan, Peter/Porter, Stewart/Neil, Andrew (II)/Carter, Michael (I)/McCann, Rory/Neilson, Sandy/Burn, Tam Dean/Hanmore, Ian/Brennan, Wullie/Zajac, Mathew/McQuarrie, Stuart/McHardy, Duncan/Yule, John/Kazek, John/Bridges, Rony/Hamilton, Des/McElhone, Jack/Stewart, Ewan (I)/Shields, Malcolm/Brown, Arnold/Rodger, Struan/McGregor, Ewan/Dahlstrom, Eddie/Bowman, Stuart (I)/Comerford, John (I)/Steenbock, Mhairi/Swinton, Tilda/Fraser, Meg/Mortimer, Emily/Bradley, Therese/Turner, Pauline/Timoney, Anne Marie +Young Einstein (1988)/Conroy, Nick/Wilson, Wick/Clarke, Basil/Pead, Terry/Matou, Michael/Coleman, Warren/Harvey, Tony/Rogerson, Ian 'Dano'/Tait, Ian James/Zakrzewski, Peter (I)/Roach, David (I)/Raphael, Martin/Fogo, Ray/Wilson, Peewee/Abbott, Steve (II)/Gibson, Colin (I)/Storm, Esben/Manon, Christian/Aldridge, Geoff/Butcher, Glenn/Ward, Roger (I)/Bowen, Adam (I)/Coleman, Jonathan (I)/Winslade, Ray/Reid, Ted/Shirley, Michael (I)/Wayland, Hugh/Bell, Mark (I)/Cheek, Russell/McDonald, Frank (III)/Heygate, Keith/Voeten, P.J./Mann, Zanzi/Howard, John (II)/Elliott, Tim (I)/Serious, Yahoo/Hall, Ollie/Meldrum, Max/Ngoombujarra, David/Soudakoff, Pepper/Hughes, John Even/Lake, Michael (I)/Heygate, Conky/McKew, Tim/Blaxland, Michael/Irwin, Warwick/McCall, Johnny/Burke, Inge/De Waal, Wendy/Shapcott, Megan/Le Clezio, Odile/Ross, Margot/Cruickshank, Su/Jackson, Rose (II)/Ross, Madeleine/Pead, Alice/Parker, Georgie/Pinkus, Lulu/Zakrzewski, Sally/De Villermont, Shannen/Fairfax, Kaarin/Kadogo, Aku/Baker, Philippa (I) +Young Frankenstein (1974)/Dennis, Johnny/Malet, Arthur/Kroeger, Berry/Brooks, Mel (I)/Blitz, Rusty/Mars, Kenneth/Abercrombie, Ian/Haydn, Richard (I)/Schiller, Norbert/Hackman, Gene/Carradine, John/Fox, Michael (I)/Pushman, Terence/Dobbs, Randolph/Wilder, Gene/Boyle, Peter (I)/Landis, Monte/Feldman, Marty/Norman, Rick (I)/Roth, Richard A. (I)/Maxwell, Jeff (I)/O'Hara, Pat (I)/Askin, Leon/Dunn, Liam/Madison, John/Goldman, Danny (I)/Beregi Jr., Oscar/von Franckenstein, Clement/Sedan, Rolfe/Cutell, Lou/Kristen, Lidia/Leachman, Cloris/Beesley, Anne/Kahn, Madeline/Garr, Teri +Young Guns (1988)/O'Quinn, Terry/Erickson, Craig (I)/Palance, Cody/Kamin, Danny/Tobin, Alan/Lepard, Jeremy (I)/Broadley, Forrest/Palance, Jack/Izay, Victor/Keith, Brian (I)/Wayne, Patrick (I)/Blake, Geoffrey/Hanks, Joey/Sheen, Charlie/Gauny, Sam/Stamp, Terence/Estevez, Emilio/Cruise, Tom/Sutherland, Kiefer/Keller, Allen/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Kanin, Gary/Brown, Loyd Lee/Mulroney, Dermot/Callaway, Thomas (I)/Gadeek/Siemaszko, Casey/Lee, Pat (I)/Carter, Alice (I)/Banes, Lisa/Thomas, Sharon (I)/Renkun, Richela/Parres, Elena +Young Guns II (1990)/Estevez, Emilio/Gardner, Jerry (I)/Parker, Holt/Feldbusch, Walter/Call, R.D./Balen, Airen/Trujillo, Albert/Fisher, William J./Gleeson, Redmond/Coburn, James/Byrd, Thomas (I)/Walter, Tracey/Mortensen, Viggo/Stout, Bud/Ruck, Alan/Eiland, Michael/Silverstein, Mark (I)/Frank, Tony/Whitford, Bradley/Alderson, John (I)/Lee, Rusty/Upchurch, William/Greigh, Bo/Hamlin, Joey/Schiff, Richard/Simpson, Don (II)/Sutherland, Kiefer/Clark, Don 'Tex'/de Broux, Lee/Ambriz, Domingo/Guideau, Donald/Joost, Sixto/Skyhawk, Sonny/Taylor, Adam (I)/Rippy, Leon/Hammil, John/Southerland, Boots/Fierro Jr., Frank/Slater, Christian/Needles, David Paul/Getty, Balthazar/Sena, Rudy/Kairys, Ted/Wallum, Kerry/Phillips, Lou Diamond/Wilson, Scott (I)/Knepper, Robert/Redbow, Chief Buddy/Kurlander, Tom/Gomez, Nicholas Sean/Kehoe, Jack/Bustamante, Mark/Adams, Ed (I)/Bon Jovi, Jon/Kraus, Stephan/Fusco, John (I)/Petersen, William L./Harvey, Robert (I)/Moreno, Rene L./Young, Howard (II)/Arenal, Alina/Wright, Jenny (I)/Allen, Ginger Lynn/Garcia, Carlotta/Bouton, Joy/Pappas, Iris/Blanchard, Danielle/Alexander, Alexis (I) +Young Sherlock Holmes (1985)/Eccles, Donald/Oulton, Brian/Cox, Alan (I)/Stock, Nigel (I)/Rowe, Nicholas 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Neighbors (1998)/Stiller, Ben/Dotson, Josh/Eckhart, Aaron/Patric, Jason/Brenneman, Amy (I)/Glaudini, Lola/Keener, Catherine/Kinski, Nastassja +Yours, Mine and Ours (2005)/Vo, Andrew/Ishikawa, Miki/Panitz, Ty/O'Connell, Jerry/Gosnell, Bradley/Grundy, Rueben/Mott, Dan/Palmer, Bridger/Presley, A.J./Collins, Dean (III)/La Barr, Eric/Arias, Mateo/Fante, Ricky/Henderson, Josh (I)/Dunn, Jason (VI)/Norris, Scott (IV)/Castillo, Sydney/Palmer, Brecken/Tosti, Aaron/JJ, Little/Holden, Beau/Brio, Daniel/Steingard, Jonathan/Matheus, Connor/Quaid, Dennis/Jones, Tyler Patrick/Koechner, David/Wright, Jordan (IV)/Bradley, Jimmy/Faris, Sean/Torn, Rip/Bell, Drake/Pearce, Slade/Roget-King, Nicholas/Panabaker, Danielle/Stamos, Athena/Palmer, Jaelin/Cosgrove, Miranda/Richman, Lisa (I)/Carter, Diane Woods/Hunt, Linda/Bergere, Jenica/Pevec, Katija/Gronfield, Kirsten/Russo, Rene/Habib, Jessica/Waltz, Lisa/Taylor, Donna/Ramm, Haley/Habib, Jennifer +Yume (1990)/Sakata, Shoichiro/Tohita, Fujio/Natori, 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Machiko/Otowa, Kumeko/Yamamoto, Sakiko/Endo, Mugita/Ikaida, Aya/Hirano, Asako/Maki, Hiroko/Kihira, Yoshie/Nakayama, Teruko/Nakayama, Sachiko/Kojima, Yuka/Miyasawa, Rika/Oguri, Sachiko/Nanao, Reiko/Yamakawa, Nana +Z (1969)/Dux, Pierre/Artur, José/Bouise, Jean/Gobbi, Jean-François/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Guiomar, Julien/Hassani, Hassan/Denner, Charles/Reda, Habib/Doude, Van/Agoumi, Sid Ahmed/Trintignant, Jean-Louis/El Mouhib, Allel/Périer, François/Dasté, Jean/Bozzuffi, Marcel/Salvatori, Renato/Géret, Georges/Coutard, Raoul/Montand, Yves/Gadler, Steve/Darrieu, Gérard/Mairesse, Guy/de Bragelonne, Bob/Fresson, Bernard/Miquel, Jean-Pierre/Jabbour, Gabriel/Rouquier, Georges (I)/Baquet, Maurice/Noël, Magali/Tainsy, Andrée/Simonet, Eva/Papas, Irene/Joano, Clotilde +Zaak Alzheimer, De (2003)/Hoogmartens, Ludo/De Meyere, Jo/De Bouw, Koen/Bervoets, Gene/Van Rampelberg, Geert/Claes, Jappe/Vereycken, Eddy/Roofthooft, Dirk/Descamps, Patrick/Van Looveren, Jan/van den Eijnde, Lucas/Waes, Tom/Van Dyck, 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Sammy/Emoto, Akira/Nomatsu, Omiya/Kobayashi, Taiki/Noguchi, Hiroaki (II)/Yonezu, Toru/Tsuda, Kanji/Kishibe, Ittoku/Sekine, Daigaku/Man, P./Musaka, Naomasa/Hideboh/Tsumami, Edamame/Ashikawa, Makoto/Ohta, Kosuke/Miura, Kohji/Muhomatsu/Ron II/Suji/Koike, Koji/Tachibana, Daigorô/Kiryu, Koji/Kitano, Takeshi/Asano, Tadanobu/Kunimoto, Shoken/Morishita, Yoshiyuki/Nakatsu, Shinichi/Ishikura, Saburo/Daike, Yuuko/Ookusu, Michiyo/Yoshida, Ayano/Natsukawa, Yui/Saotome, Taichi +Zelig (1983)/Herold, Bernie/Allen, Woody/Craig, Wendell/Rose, Billy (I)/Simmonds, Stanley/Smits, Theodore R./Kell, Michael/Streicher, Julius/Sponholz, Kuno/Goebbels, Josef/Bell, Ralph/Marco, Anton/Herlihy, Ed/Klein, Gerald (II)/Litt, Richard/Howe, Irving/Chatinover, Marvin/Horgan, Patrick/Jerosa, Vincent/Iglesia, Robert/Vassilopoulos, Dimitri/Grange, Harold 'Red'/Amann, Max/von Epp, Franz/McPhillips, Edward/Bellow, Saul/Cannon, Jack (I)/Blevins, Michael/Denny, Charles/Menjou, Adolphe/Göring, Hermann/Hussong, Will/Brückner, Wilhelm/Chaplin, Charles/Hitler, Adolf/Beggins, Francis/Erskine, Howard/Buckwalter, John/Hess, Rudolf/Capone, Al (I)/Jeter, Michael/Walker, Jimmy (I)/Pfeffer von Salomon, Franz/Chapin, Ken/Schaub, Julius/Lomita, Sol/Bettelheim, Bruno/McRobbie, Peter/Dietrich, Sepp/Gehrig, Lou/Loud, Sherman/Gould, Gordon/Rothman, John/Beck, Marvin/Whiting, Richard (I)/Kuehn, Jurgen/Hamlin, George/Fitzgerald, F. Scott/Resnick, Eli/Weist, Dwight/Ley, Robert/Nevens, Paul/Brown, Garrett M./Hearst, William Randolph/Berger, Robert (I)/Lindbergh, Charles A./Swerdlow, Stanley/Coles Sr., Marshall/Lane, Ed/Holt, Will (I)/Blum, Professor John Morton/Hansen, Gale/Doumanian, John/Strasser, Gregor/Holt, Willy/Trueman, Paula/Windsor, Claire/Questel, Mae/Farrow, Stephanie/Brice, Fanny/Jackson, Jeanine (I)/Lombard, Carole (I)/Farrow, Mia/Dowis, Bernice/Davies, Marion/Garrison, Ellen/Campbell, Erma/Deitch, Louise/Beardsley, Alice/Rothschild, Elizabeth/Trowbridge, Jean/Tatum, Marianne/Baker, Josephine/Kaitan, Elizabeth/Bricktop/Ulrich, Kim Johnston/Wilson, Mary Louise/Sontag, Susan/Rush, Deborah/Dressler, Marie/Ferrol-Young, Sharon/del Rio, Dolores +Zerkalo (1975)/Solonitsyn, Anatoli/Grinko, Nikolai/Yankovsky, Filipp/Smoktunovsky, Innokenti/Daniltsev, Ignat/Gutiérrez, Alejandro (I)/Sventisov, Yuri/Tarkovsky, Arseni/Yankovsky, Oleg/García, Diego (I)/Correcer, L./Nazarov, Yuri (I)/Ogorodnikova, Tamara/Tarkovskaya, Larisa/Reshetnikova, Tamara/Rames, Teresa/Del Bosque, E./Demidova, Alla/Del Bosque, Tatiana/Del Bosque, Teresa/Terekhova, Margarita/Kizilova, Olga +Zero Effect (1998)/Henry, Tyrone/Blanche, Robert/Watkins, Tapp/Schrick, Galen (I)/Kasdan, Jake/Stiller, Ben/Baldwin, Doug (I)/Kelley, Bill (V)/O'Toole, Matt/Sanders, Marvin LaRoy/Katims, Robert/Doty, David/Pullman, Bill/Crawford, J.W./Parnes, Fred/O'Neal, Ryan/Pershing, Daniel (I)/Ross, Hugh (II)/Sermol, Luisa/DeVincentis, Sarah/Hasson, Lauren/Dickens, Kim/Demeter, Margot/Westerwelle, Wendy/Mariana, Michele/Featherstone, Angela/Barthell, Aleta +Zivot je cudo (2004)/Jevtic, Goran (I)/Djurovic, Obrad/Tatic, Josif/Ristanovic, Branko/Karajlic, Dr. Nele/Lalevic, Branislav/Kusturica, Stribor/Dimic, Bora/Janjic, Davor/Jeremic, Marko/Zurovac, Dragan/Krtolina, Dragan/Janjusevic, Milan/Kostic, Vuk/Kojo, Nikola/Bercek, Aleksandar/Sparavalo, Dejan/Jovanovic, Zoran (III)/Omerovic, Adnan/Sisic, Aco/Weber, Josep/Krstovic, Bojan/Stimac, Slavko/Milojevic, Vladan/Jovanovic, Zorica/Trivalic, Vesna/Karanovic, Mirjana/Glodjo, Vanessa/Solak, Natasa/Stankov, Lidija/Todorovic, Dana +Zombi 2 (1979)/Gavero, Leo/Johnson, Richard (I)/Dakkar/Dell'Acqua, Alberto/Cliver, Al/McCulloch, Ian (I)/Bologna, Ugo/Fantasia, Franco/Dell'Acqua, Ottaviano/Haggerty, Captain/Dell'Acqua, Arnaldo/Fulci, Lucio/Dell'Acqua, Roberto/Karlatos, Olga/Gay, Auretta/Farrow, Tisa/D'Amario, Stefania +Zoolander (2001)/Urb, Johann/Ronson, DJ Mark/Ford, Tom (VIII)/K-Roc/D, Stevie (I)/Kmetko, Steve/Pressman, David (I)/Stahl, Jerry/Richardson, Shabazz/Webb, Mason/McNish, Colin/Lagerfeld, Karl/Levin, Matt (I)/Marsden, James (I)/Bass, Lance/Duchovny, David/Luber, Jonah/Aucoin, Kevyn/Trump, Donald/Lucas, Gregory J./Max, Kenny/Winston, Mitch/Manning, Alexandre/Vaughn, Vince/Friedlander, Judah/Gladys, Richard/Hules, Endre/Voight, Jon/King (II)/Wilson, Andrew (III)/Van Atta, Jeff/Quine, Rohan/Vargas, John (I)/Fabio (I)/Slater, Christian/Theroux, Justin/Hart, Taylor Gerard/Durst, Fred/Thurman, Dechen/Brame, Charles L./Mighty, Beefcake The/Bor, Lam/Stiller, Ben/Bowie, David (I)/Jaws Of Death, Balsac The/Elsokari, Tarek/Asai, Woodrow W./Hilfiger, Tommy/Shandling, Garry/Winzenried, Eric/Kachscovsky, Boris/Commeret, Luc/Graham, Nathan Lee/Moby (I)/Zane, Billy/Gooding Jr., Cuba/Kravitz, Lenny/Pipino, Ric/McAlpin, Michael/Slavin, Randall (I)/Word, Scotty F./11:11, Angel/Johnson, Eliot/Dorff, Stephen/Rich, Richie (I)/Stiller, Jerry/Oswalt, Patton/Rossdale, Gavin/Segura, Rudy/Skarsgård, Alexander/Haas, Lukas/Kanal, Tony/Stanley, Richard (IX)/Dick, Andy (I)/Highsmith, Asio/Beckford, Tyson/Lieberz, Herb/Fekkai, Frederic/Maximus, Flattus/Copeland, Darren/Crown, Taj/Chu, Stan/Odadjian, Shavo/Kum, Ming Ho/Ferrell, Will/Godfrey/J, Pauly/Creek, Luther/Wilson, Owen/Chatwal, Vikram/Urungus, Oderus/Klum, Heidi/Bernhard, Sandra/Salvail, Ève/Nikolas, Alexa/Stiller, Amy/Brown, Autumn Leigh/Bunton, Emma/Coolidge, Jennifer/Cosenza, Cheryl/Hymen, Slymenstra/Svetlana (III)/Rayder, Frankie/McComb, Jennifer/Zoya/Kashana/Ryder, Winona/Meara, Anne/Kass, Carmen/Dorogi, Jennifer/Hilton, Paris/Taylor, Christine (I)/Portman, Natalie/Webb, Veronica/Kogan, Theo/Stefani, Gwen/Schiffer, Claudia/Jones, Kimberly 'Lil' Kim'/Jovovich, Milla/Phillips, Lisa Ann/Beckham, Victoria/Dunn, Nora/Pantaeva, Irina/Trump, Melania/Bermender, Shawna +Zulu (1964)/Hawkins, Jack/Davies, Richard (II)/McCarthy, Neil (I)/Gerrard, Tom (I)/Burton, Richard (I)/Bond, Gary (I)/Magee, Patrick (I)/Graham, Denys/Buthelezi, Chief Mangosuthu/Booth, James (I)/Tshabalala, Daniel/Hall, Harvey/Taylor, Larry (I)/Sabela, Simon/Folbigge, Dennis/Caine, Michael (I)/Powell, Joe (I)/Van den Bergh, Gert/Havard, Dafydd/Edwards, Glynn/Owen, Dickie/Hill, Ronald (I)/Emmanuel, Ivor/Gill, Peter (I)/Mbhele, Ephraim/Daneman, Paul/Sullivan, John (I)/Kernan, David (I)/Green, Nigel (I)/Jordan, Kerry/Baker, Stanley/Jacobsson, Ulla +¡Three Amigos! (1986)/Mata, Cosmo/Arau, Alfonso/Lovitz, Jon/Asparagus, Fred/Plana, Tony/Short, Martin (I)/Wulff, Kai/Cervera Jr., Jorge/Kaplan, William B./Castillo, Candy/Franco, Abel (I)/Kinison, Sam/Hartman, Phil (I)/Newman, Randy (I)/Tangen, Tom/Weisser, Norbert/Insana, Tino/Gallegos, Joshua/Hartline, Gene/Thompson, Brian (I)/Chase, Chevy/O'Haco, Jeff/Gordon, Philip (I)/Morales, Santos/Ortiz, Humberto (I)/Morales, Hector (I)/Wren, Michael (I)/Mantegna, Joe/Elias, Hector/La Fong, Carl (I)/Martin, Steve (I)/Berenson, Craig (I)/Ferratti, Rebecca/Ramos, Loyda/Martinez, Patrice (I)/Carvalho, Betty (I)/Lamour, Sophia/Stevens, Brinke/Ortelli, Dyana/Marti, Benita +¡Átame! (1990)/Bandera, Manuel/Almodóvar, Agustín/García, Miguel (II)/Tasso, José María/Rodgers, Alito/Banderas, Antonio (I)/Rabal, Francisco/García Cambero, Carlos/Montero, Rodolfo (I)/Fernández de Rosa, Alberto/Delgado, Oswaldo/Redondo, Emiliano/Losada, Pedro/Coyote, Víctor/Gracia, Malena/Llongueras, Angelina/Pajuelo, Francisca/Cardona, Lola/Serrano, Julieta/Caballero, Francisca/Abril, Victoria/Rabal, Concha/Barranco, María/Tamaki/Cordero, Juana/León, Loles/Palma, Rossy de/Díez, Virginia/Romeu, Montse G. +À bout de souffle (1960)/Mansard, Claude/Siclier, Jacques/Villion, Emile/Labarthe, André S./Doude, Van/Balducci, Richard/Domarchi, Jean/Belmondo, Jean-Paul/Huet, Henri-Jacques/Moreuil, François/Godard, Jean-Luc/Orlando, Guido/Broca, Philippe de/Ravanbaz, Raymond/Douchet, Jean/Richard, Jean-Louis/Boulanger, Daniel/Melville, Jean-Pierre/Fabre, Michel/Mourlet, Michel/Louiguy/Serguine, Jacques/Hanin, Roger/Bénazéraf, José/Huntley, Raymond/Ullmann, Virginie/Robin, Liliane/Paul, Madame/David, Liliane/Seberg, Jean +À la folie... pas du tout (2002)/Guilbot, Benoît/Loquet, Bastien/Saunier, Patrice/Chevalier, Charles (II)/Kastelnik, Marek/Mourot, Michael/Kneip, Frédéric/Garrabet, Julien/de Teule, Nicolas/Laffont, Hugo/Villattes, Daniel/Bigot, Jeff/Alnet, Yannick/Brossard, Vincent/Guarrigues, Maxime/Sibony, Clément/Saguia, Ahmed/Lacarce, Pierre/Bonnefon, Michel/Lecouvey, Gérard/Vilers, Vania/Bonnifait, Jean-Claude/Le Bihan, Samuel/Raymond, Alain/Neyrat, Philippe/Savin, Eric/Audoy, Patrick/Michaud, Jean-Louis/Lépine, Chrystelle/Claverie, Danielle/Blache, Mathilde/Labasse, Zoé/Tautou, Audrey/Krebs, Nathalie/Cyler, Catherine/Garay, Michèle/Navarre, Élodie/Seyvecou, Chrystel/Vaslot, Sophie/Desseaux, Juliette/Guillemin, Sophie/Bersars, Emilie/Carré, Isabelle (I) +Ángel exterminador, El (1962)/Merino, Ángel/García Álvarez, Enrique/del Castillo, Eric (I)/Cobo, Arturo/Álvarez Bianchi, Guillermo/Meyer, Roberto/Loya, Xavier/Lomeli, Luis/Cohen, David Hayyad/del Campo, César/del Castillo, Enrique/Baviera, José/Masse, Xavier/Castelló, Florencio/Beristáin, Luis/Gómez, Jesús (I)/Benedico, Augusto/Bravo, Antonio (I)/Brook, Claudio/Rambal, Enrique/Córdova, Pancho/Junco, Tito (I)/López, Chel/Andere, Jacqueline/Pinal, Silvia/Montesco, Ofelia/Morán, Patricia/Alcoriza, Janet/Durgel, Rosa Elena/Moss, Bertha/Haro Oliva, Nadia/Macedo, Rita (I)/Morelos, Patricia de/Gallardo, Lucy/Hernández, Elodia/Guilmáin, Ofelia +Æon Flux (2005)/Schoenfeld, Joachim/Kinski, Nikolai/Benjamin, Alex/Lang, Mirko/Dommning, Nils/Bartlett, Terry (II)/Miller, Jonny Lee/Queck, Maverick/Will, Rainer/Townsend, Stuart/Welsh, Milton/Büddig, Jannik/Bruni Jr., Bruno/Pink, Michael/Nedimovic, Mickey/Beall, Charlie/Yilmaz, Mehmet/Postlethwaite, Pete/Hay, Phil (I)/Taubman, Anatole/Lawton, Shaun/Flache, Alexander/Morts, William/Würfel, Claas/Schierlo, Justin/Röttgen, Wil/Herforth, Ralph/Heyn, Bojan/Siedhoff, Joost/Liu, Weijian/Huber, Thomas (I)/Csokas, Marton/Marx, Ronald/Joseph, Paterson/Schreiber, Axel/Flood, Peggy/Burggraeve, Clio/Röhl, Tamara/Mullins, Katie/Chikezie, Caroline/Okonedo, Sophie/Okino, Betty/Pobanz, Khira Lilli/McDormand, Frances/Sonneck, Marianne/Gay, Megan/O'Hara, Aoibheann/Peiter, Karolin/Wilson, Lavinia/Pfeiffer, Kim/Rashidi, Narges/De Carlo, Anna/Brauen, Yangzom/Gooch, Robin/Theron, Charlize/Fessehatzion, Martha/Loeffler, Lilja/Warner, Amelia/Boon, Natacza +Être et avoir (2002)/Johann/Famille Ponte/Jonathan (VIII)/Guillaume (IV)/Famille Dujardin/Famille Thouvenin/Julien (I)/Jérome/Kevin (VIII)/Olivier (II)/Famille Garrido/Valentin (VI)/Famille Lacombe/Thomas (XVII)/Valentin (III)/Famille Chanimbaud/Axel (II)/Famille Rochès/Franck (II)/Famille Olléon/Lopez, Georges/Johan (I)/Famille Jeune/Jeannot (II)/Nathalie (VII)/Léa (I)/Jessie (II)/Alizé/Marie-Elizabeth/Laura (III)/Océane (I)/Létitia/Magali (III) +Ôdishon (1999)/Saiki, Shigeru/Tanabashi, Nattsu/Mitsuishi, Ken/Party/Tsuda, Kanji/Arima, Yuuto/Kohinata, Fumiyo/Izumi, Ayaka/Sawaki, Tetsu/Osugi, Ren/Ishibashi, Ryo/Kunimura, Jun/Ishibashi, Renji/Nakamura, Misato/Endo, Tatsuo/Tachibana, Kimiko (I)/Katoh, Takako/Jindôji, Koshio/Hirooka, Yuriko/Tachibana, Saori/Negishi, Toshie/Shiina, Eihi/Ôtsu, Yayoi/Matsuda, Miyuki diff --git a/resources/moviesG.txt b/resources/moviesG.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..61fba40 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/moviesG.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1261 @@ +...4 ...3 ...2 ...1 ...morte (1967)/Sibaldi, Stefano/Marturano, Gino/Bartha, John/Jaspe, José/Barrera, Alejandro (I)/Braun, Pinkas/Martín, Daniel (I)/Dávila, Luis/Rizzo, Gianni/Jeffries, Lang/Felleghy, Tom/Addobbati, Giuseppe/Hansen, Joachim/Karlsen, John/Smyrner, Ann/Persson, Essy/Halvorsen, Lisa/Pamphili, Mirella +...continuavano a chiamarlo Trinità (1971)/Delle Piane, Emilio/Stefanelli, Benito/Hill, Terence/Tarascio, Enzo/Fanfoni, Vittorio/Landry, Gérard/Louis, Jean (II)/Fiermonte, Enzo/Bonos, Luigi/Susani, Angelo/Ressel, Franco/Arena, Fortunato/Norton, Tony (I)/Carey Jr., Harry/Di Marco, Gildo/Meniconi, Furio/De Luca, Pupo/Pizzuti, Riccardo/Boschetti, Bruno/Spencer, Bud/Micantoni, Adriano/Galimberti, Gilberto/Antonini, Artemio/Sommer, Yanti/Ghia, Dana/Dublin, Jessica +...tick...tick...tick... (1970)/Elkins, Richard/Taylor, Dub (I)/Random, Robert (I)/Washington, Dino/Swenson, Karl/Smith, Leonard O./Brown, Jim (I)/James, Clifton/Walker, Bill (I)/Anderson, Ernest (I)/Kennedy, George (I)/Rooker, Renny/Stroud, Don (I)/Watson, Mills/Cahill, Barry (I)/Casey, Bernie/Frazer, Dan/Brown, Calvin/Glenn, Roy/James, Anthony (I)/Cisar, George/March, Fredric/Carlin, Lynn/Whitfield, Anne/MacLachlan, Janet/Taylor, Beverly (I)/Sessions, Almira/Myers, Paulene +10 from Your Show of Shows (1973)/Reiner, Carl/Morris, Howard (I)/Caesar, Sid/Nye, Louis/Coca, Imogene +101 Dalmatians (1996)/Benfield, John/Williams, Mark (I)/Shrapnel, John/Percival, Michael (I)/Readman, Andrew/Lacey, Joe/Welker, Frank/Peters, John (I)/McInnerny, Tim/Laurie, Hugh/Phillips, Neville/Stewart, Bill (I)/Paris, Gerald/Fraser, Hugh (I)/Mullard, Arthur/Weiss, Zohren/Haddigan, Mark/Evans, John (II)/Daniels, Jeff (I)/Capron, Brian/Braid, Hilda/Close, Glenn/Mason, Margery/Plowright, Joan/Richardson, Joely +102 Dalmatians (2000)/Gomez, John (II)/Willcox, Tim/Styles, John/Mason, Jack (III)/McInnerny, Tim/Crompton, Ben/West, Timothy/Hutchison, Nicholas (I)/Lawson, Thierry/Shale, Kerry/Brannick, Dick/Meaney, Nick/Boo Khoo, Ian/Richardson, Ian (I)/Gruffudd, Ioan/Simon, Charles (II)/Depardieu, Gérard/Blanc, JB/Idle, Eric/Carter, Jim (I)/Cook, Ron (I)/Hayley, Mike/Ball, Sherwood/Bluto, Tony/Horovitch, David/Futcher, Hugh/Annaiis, Delphine/Close, Glenn/Vale, Tessa/Watson, June/MacReady, Carol/Evans, Alice (I)/de Turckheim, Delphine/Phillips, Dorothea/Mills, Ann (I)/Kewer, Suzy/Bridgeman, Julia +12 Dogs of Christmas, The (2005)/Kemp, Tom (I)/Lutes, Eric/Billingsley, John (II)/Hicks, Adam/Howard, Charles Michael/Jackman, Jim (I)/Riehle, Richard/Burns, Chris (XIV)/McPherson, Matthew/Flory, Travis T./Zurhorst, Carl/Pelletier, Roland/Howard, Michael (VII)/Lycette, Monique Jeanine/Brodesser, Dorothy/Friedericy, Bonita/Webster, Heidi/Sterling, Mindy/Green, Jordan-Claire/Wood, Susan (I)/Merrill, Kapri/Mullally, Alisha +16 Days of Glory (1986)/Lewis, Carl (I)/Perry, David (I)/Gross, Michael (IV) +1776 (1972)/Bassett, William/O'Shea, Dick/Holland, John (I)/Ford, David (I)/Forster, Peter (I)/Montgomery, Mark (I)/Leyden, Leo/Devol, Gordon/Caine, Howard/Daniels, William (I)/Holgate, Ron/Noble, James (I)/Poole, Roy (I)/Madden, Donald/Duell, William/Moore, Jonathan (I)/Keyes, Daniel (I)/Myhers, John/Hines, Patrick/Middleton, Ray/Cullum, John (I)/Rhodes, Jordan/Downs, Frederic/Hill, Ralston/O'Hara, Barry/McMurray, Richard/Slyter, Fred/Howard, Ken (I)/Hansen, William (I)/De Mave, Jack/Rule, Charles/Nathan, Stephen/Robbins, Rex/Da Silva, Howard/Jentzsch, Heber/Bass, Emory/Albin, Andy/Vestoff, Virginia/Danner, Blythe +20000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954)/Wilke, Robert J./Young, Carleton/Tarnell, S./Mason, James (I)/Vigran, Herb/Pennick, Jack/Harvey, Harry (II)/Marr, Eddie (I)/Kerrigan, J.M./Cooper, Ted (I)/Graham, Fred (I)/Lukas, Paul/Douglas, Kirk (I)/de Corsia, Ted/Lorre, Peter (I)/Monaghan, T./Grodin, Charles (I)/Helton, Percy/Pall, Gloria/Mitchell, Laurie +2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)/Kendall, Kenneth/Bell, Jimmy (I)/Weston, Bill (I)/Delmár, Péter/Rossiter, Leonard/Rain, Douglas/Refalo, Joe/Beck, Glenn (I)/Wilyman, Bob/Hawley, Brian (I)/Swindells, John/Richter, Daniel (I)/Lockwood, Gary/Duggan, Terry (I)/Tucker, Burnell/Bishop, Ed (I)/Amor, Martin (I)/Wallace, Andy (I)/Lovell, Mike/Scott, Kevin (I)/Jackson, Tony (I)/Gifford, Alan/Davis, Simon (I)/Sylvester, William/Sullivan, Sean (I)/Fleetwood, David (II)/Charkham, David/Grover, Danny (I)/Clifford, John (I)/Dullea, Keir/Marchant, Laurence/MacKee, Scott/Paes, Darryl/Anderson, S. Newton/Beatty, Robert (I)/Daw, Jonathan/Ashley, John (III)/Jordan, John (X)/Miller, Frank (I)/Hines, David (I)/Woods, Richard (II)/Gillis, Ann (I)/Markham, Marcella/Neil, Kim/Hayward, Jane/Croft, Julie/Marr, Krystyna/Marr, Irena/Tyzack, Margaret/Pearl, Penny/Blount, Sheraton/Carroll, Edwina/Pearl, Jane/Bormann, Ann/Francis, Penny/Kubrick, Vivian/Downham, Heather/Brahms, Penny +4 Clowns (1970)/Cowles, Jules/Havez, Jean C./Hardy, Oliver/Jackson, Jay (II)/Keaton, Buster/Chase, Charley/Barnes, T. Roy (I)/Edwards, Snitz/Laurel, Stan/West, Billy (I)/Connelly, Erwin/Raymond, Frances/Burkett, Bartine/Evans, Connie (I)/Kent, Barbara (I)/Harlan, Marion/Deane, Doris/Talmadge, Constance/Gilbert, Eugenia/King, Judy (I)/Arthur, Jean (I)/Richard, Viola/Dwyer, Ruth/Byrne, Rosalind/Deane, Hazel/Toller, Pauline/Bara, Lori/Hammon, Edna +43: The Richard Petty Story (1974)/Beery Jr., Noah/Jones, L.Q./McGavin, Darren/Petty, Richard (I)/Whittington, Jerry (I)/Jalbert, Pierre/Browne, Kathie +7th Voyage of Sinbad, The (1958)/Mathews, Kerwin/Brown, Alfred (I)/Eyer, Richard/Thatcher, Torin/Teixeira, Virgilio/Green, Danny (I)/Guedes, Luis/Kasket, Harold/Falanga, Nino/Mango, Alec/DeHerrera, Nana/Grant, Kathryn (I) +80 Steps to Jonah (1969)/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Conley, Joe/Dale, Fred (I)/Newton, Wayne/Kahane, Jackie/Bacon, James/Schuller, Frank/Cruz, Brandon/Mineo, Sal/Bendixen, Holger/Patrick, Butch/Cross, Dennis/Quinn, Teddy/Hamilton, Don (II)/Pickens, Slim (I)/Denton, Coby/Angustain, Ira/Armstrong, R.G./Wynn, Keenan/Mathews, Susan/Van Fleet, Jo/Tobin, Michele/Martens, Lilly/Ewing, Diana/Moran, Erin +ABBA: The Movie (1977)/Minor, Thomas/Olsson, Åke (I)/Sjöberg, Finn/Gassama, Malando/Carlsson, Lars (I)/Anderson, Stig/Brunkert, Ola/Marshall, Ray (I)/Eljas, Anders/Abba (I)/Hughes, Robert (III)/Etherton, David/Mansson, Michael/Wellander, Lars/Dahlborn, Ivar/Lawrence, Harry (I)/Andersson, Benny/Denbaum, Wes/Matthews, Frances/Ernest, Wojciech/Norton, Richard (I)/Andersson, Ulf/Oliver, Tom (I)/Barry, Bruce (I)/Cross, Calvin/Gunnarsson, Rutger/Ulvaeus, Björn/Lyngstad, Anni-Frid/Mansson, Sandy/Fältskog, Agnetha/Rogerson, Karlene/Andersson, Lena/Horn, Maritza/Gårdenäs-Lawton, Lena-Maria +Abenteuer von Pico und Columbus, Die (1992)/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Feldman, Corey/Haggerty, Dan (I)/DeLuise, Dom/Eggar, Samantha/Cara, Irene +Absent Minded Professor, The (1961)/Tyler, Leon/Holmes, Wendell (I)/Patterson, Hank/MacMurray, Fred/Wilson, Tom (I)/Wynn, Keenan/Bailey, Raymond/Teal, Ray/Dillaway, Don/Sayre, Jeffrey/Hewitt, Alan (I)/Ross, Don (I)/Martin, Gordon (I)/McKeever, Marlin/Westerfield, James/Jones, Gordon (I)/Frees, Paul/Norell, Henry/Palmer, Gregg (I)/Burns, Paul E./Mullaney, Jack/Wynn, Ed/Andrews, Edward (I)/Clarke, Gage/Clanton, Ralph/McKeever, Mike/Baldwin, Bill (II)/Wynn, Ned/Lewis, Forrest/Briggs, Charlie/Boag, Wally/Adams, Carroll/Brown, Wally/Reid, Elliott/Lewis, David (III)/Kirk, Tommy/Ames, Leon/Burton, Robert (I)/Fryer, Mike/Carney, Alan/Prickett, Maudie/Olson, Nancy/Montrose, Belle/Flowers, Bess/Wells, Carole +Aches and Snakes (1973)/Mann, Larry D. +Across the Great Divide (1976)/Bokar, Hal/Celis, Fernando (I)/Hall, Mark Edward/Elk, James/Ewing, Loren/Logan, Robert (I)/Indian People of Utah and Canada, The/Salsedo, Frank/Cowley, Stan/Kauffman, John/Flower, George 'Buck'/Rattray, Heather/Brooks, Tiny +Across the Sea of Time (1995)/Buckley, Robert (I)/Steinbach, Victor/Reznick, Peter (I)/Boyden, Peter/Ferstenberg, Bernard/Colucci, George G./Levy, Philip/McDonough, John (I)/Petrozza, Luigi/Flynn, Patrick (II)/Muglia, Nick/Hoffman, Avi/Trump, Donald/Malloy, Matt (I)/May, Seth Michael/Roeder, Tommy/Harris, Eliza/Lewis, Abby/Dominic, Heather Rose +Adventures of Cinderella's Daughter, The (2000)/Lando, Joe/Wagner, Matthew (I)/Wise, Jim (I)/Lee, Stan (I)/Shiers, Laurie/Lavoie, Liz/Jones, Shirley (I) +Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland, The (1999)/Stone, Andy (II)/Thatcher, Kirk R./McGrath, Bob (I)/Boone, John (II)/Delgado, Emilio (I)/Oz, Frank/Rudman, David/Barretta, Bill/Orman, Roscoe/Gormon, Rowell/Goelz, Dave/Robinson, Martin P./May, Ed/Eichelberger, Jodi/Lynch, Bob/Patinkin, Mandy/Parati, Tim/Allison, Drew (I)/Mazzarino, Joey/Vogel, Matt (II)/Bryan, R. Lee/Killen, Rob/Whitmire, Steve/Spinney, Carroll/Nelson, Jerry (I)/Clash, Kevin (I)/Lanoil, Bruce/Yates, Matt/Harrison, Mary (II)/Brill, Fran/Sturz, Lisa/Long, Loretta/Carrara, Leslie/Osbahr, Carmen/Manzano, Sonia/Williams, Vanessa L./Peterle, Annie/Buzzi, Ruth/Bartlett, Alison/Consolo, Lisa/D'Abruzzo, Stephanie +Adventures of Frontier Fremont (1976)/Goodman, Norman/Mirrati, Tony/Haggerty, Dan (I)/Shanks, Don/Pyle, Denver/Sollenberger, Lee/Hernandez, Teri +Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The (1939)/Watson, Billy (II)/Keane, Robert Emmett/Warren, E. Alyn/Rentschler, Mickey/Graves, Jesse/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Brady, Edward (I)/Darien, Frank/Frawley, William/Briggs, Harlan/Price, Alonzo/Boteler, Wade/Walsh, Johnny (I)/Kilian, Victor (I)/Bacon, Irving/Watson, Harry (II)/Aylesworth, Arthur/Ingram, Rex (I)/Alderson, Erville/Watson, Minor/Watson, Delmar (I)/Connolly, Walter/Cording, Harry/Guhl, George/Imhof, Roger/Kelly, Lew/Edwards, Sarah (I)/Padden, Sarah/O'Neal, Anne/Chambers, Janice/Carver, Lynne/Lynn, Leni/Cecil, Nora/Blandick, Clara/Sayers, Jo Ann/Risdon, Elisabeth +Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, The (1949)/Crosby, Bing/Allister, Claud/Wallace, Ollie/O'Malley, J. Pat/Rhythmaires, The/Stevens, Edmond (II)/Grant, Campbell/McLeish, John/Campbell, Colin (I)/Denison, Leslie/Rathbone, Basil/Blore, Eric +Adventures of Jody Shanan, The (1978)/Keeper, Joey/Passent, Gene/Gorman, Dick/Scholl, Creg/Hill, Tex/Huffman, Bart/Parks, Burdette/Potts, Robert/Killian, Jack/McPherson, Ron (II)/Huffman, Bert/Liberto, Ray/Breen, Bud/Holland, Leo/Straus, Richard/Rivis, Jimmy/Sweetman, Marion/Christiansen, Harvey/Holly, Henry/Matheny, Hal/Meek, Denise/Peiton, Sadi/Tucker, Fran/Dottsy +Adventures of Mark Twain, The (1985)/Tolces, Todd/Conner, Tim/Tomasek/Newman, Wally/Krug, Gary/Innton, Wilf/Gustafson, Mark/Kahn, Tom/Victor, Billy/Downs, Compton/Scream, Billy/Smith, Herb/Gasek, Tom/Brown, Harvey/Ritchie, Chris (I)/Vincent, Wilbur/Wholesale, Coward/Whitmore, James/Morrison, John (I)/Bartlett, Craig/Suza, Neil/Thompson, Gary (IX)/McKean, Bruce/Griggs, Bob/Beencof, Stahu/Mot, Kessag/Edwards, Andrew (IX)/McKennon, Dal/Stone, Marley/Sopwith, Sally/Edelman, Carol/Mariana, Michele/Tonner, Kim +Adventures of Ociee Nash, The (2003)/Propst, Jamey/Propst, William/Gebele, Nathan/McKnight, Geoff (I)/Daniels, Sean/Till, Lucas/Woodruff, Jody/Gunter, Michael (II)/Hogan, Dan (IV)/Kaplan, Aaron (V)/Key, Tom (I)/Braswell, Mitch/Rodriguez, Anthony P./May, Daniel (II)/Lawes, George/Nuckols IV, Charles/Scordo, Dominick/Burns, Chris (VI)/Rivers, Kenya/Carter, Andrew (V)/Brandon, Eric (II)/Gibney, Terrence/Gillispie, Z./Adams, George Howard/Butler, Bill (VI)/Thompson, Greg (III)/Burnley, Daniel/Carradine, Keith/Pennington, Ty/Lawhorn, John/Adams, Dale (II)/Day, Dalton/Hansard, Bart/Lewis, Brad (IV)/Ivey, Philip (I)/Propst, Loftin/McGary, Charles/Davis, Cynthia (V)/Perry, Jill/Sky, Jasmine (I)/Clements, Jill Jane/Propst, Milam McGraw/Akers, Janice/Bryant, Betty (II)/Rogers, Mary Welch/Cole, Della/McGary, Dolores/Kneeland, Katie/Morgan, Tiffany/Harris, Lesley (II)/Winningham, Mare/Reimer, Babs/Jolly, Cornelia/Propst, Abigail Kane/Robinson, Janet (II)/Ellis, Nicole/Day, Skyler/Denton, Rebecca (III)/Wright, Donna/Casey, Becky (II) +Adventures of Pinocchio, The (1996)/Rhys Jones, Griff/Lovitt, Gorden/Koci, Pavel/Carrier, Corey/Celio, Teco/May, Brian (II)/Benaïche, Wilfred/Barron, Oliver/Proffer, Spencer/Shirley-Smith, Justin/Martin, Gary (I)/Swash, Joe/Bednar, Petr (I)/Magni, Marcello/Cook, Dean/Doyle, David (I)/Locke, Peter (I)/Dreyfus, Jean-Claude/Schneider, Rob/Court, Jake/Dorsey, Kevin/Lee, Robert (XIX)/Woodward, Sean (II)/Hadley, Jerry/Weclawek, Stefan/DeLeon, Luke/Sessions, John/Landau, Martin/Drouot, Jean-Claude/Beach, Jim (III)/Kvasnický, Jirí/Patocka, Jirí/Podhursky, Zdenek/Malandrone, Peter/Averlont, Erik/Koval, Vladimir/Thomas, Jonathan Taylor/Claxton, Richard/Orange, Thomas/Vydra, Václav (III)/Kier, Udo/Slovák, Jan/French, Dawn/Zagaria, Anita/DuBarry, Suzanne/Vasekova, Claudia/Bujold, Geneviève/Glover, Julie/Vlaskova, Lida/Neuwirth, Bebe/Tolkien, Daniela/Malkina, Liliya +Adventures of the American Rabbit, The (1986)/Holt, Bob/Smith, Hal/Gordon, Barry/Mars, Kenneth/Lenzer, Norm/Music, Lorenzo/Wolf, Fred (I)/Arbogast, Bob/Horn, Lew/Fraley, Pat (II)/Morgan, Maitzi/Taylor, Russi/O'Brien, Lauri +Adventures of the Wilderness Family, The (1975)/Goff, John F./Nelson, Herbert F./Larsen, Ham/Flower, George 'Buck'/Cornford, William/Logan, Robert (I)/Damante-Shaw, Susan/Holmes, Hollye +African Elephant, The (1971)/Wayne, David (I) +Against a Crooked Sky (1975)/Wheeler, Rich (I)/Petersen, Stewart/Ritchie, Clint/Wilcoxon, Henry/Dale, George/Killer, Bar/Land, Geoffrey/St. Cyr, Vince/Walke, Norman/Boone, Richard (I)/Hanson, Gordon/Blanch, Jewel/Willey, Margaret/Venus, Brenda/Farnon, Shannon +Air Bud: Golden Receiver (1998)/Anderson, Jason (II)/Anderson, Jeff (V)/Neumann, Doug/Ditomaso, Matthew/Lynden, Neil/Walters, Bradley/Diaz, Nason/Solberg, Shayn/McBain, Jason/Nielsen, Jeff (II)/Davies, Chris (IV)/Humble, Jonathan/Brandon, Mark (I)/Mayberry, Lee/Hobbs, Troy/Varley, Rowan/Costanzo, Robert/Gulka, Jeff/Khademi, Shahai/Khademi, Shari/Hillier, Steven/Yee, David (II)/Bexton, Caleb/Jones, John (XI)/Miller, Bryce/Derovin, Edward/Akpata, Pearce/Mealings, Clayton/Shimizu, Kevin/Vagay, Jeff/Nelson, Jonathan (I)/Sanderson, Derrick/Turner, Marcus (I)/Francis, Quinten/Mann, Corey/Brazeau, Jay/Woodfine, Billy/Yee, Steven/Schleppe, Cole/Sznadel, Matt/González, Omar (I)/Lewis, David (IV)/James, Brian (V)/Anzilotti, Perry/Temoin, A.J./Rogers, Andrew (I)/Adams, Jonathan (II)/Martin, Dick (I)/Galloway, Joey/Amy, Peter/Buxton, Nathan/Harrison, Gregory (I)/Konstantinov, Mark/Hunter, Matthew (II)/Fowler, Arrice/Coughlin, Matt/Corpick, Wesley/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Chilcutt, Phil/Caravetta, Julio/Szarzynski, Bart/Hopper, Matt/Ateah, Scott J./Williams, Rhys (II)/Newbill, Ivano/Alves, Dharrol/Gilmore, Andy/Mack, Sam/Isherwood, Simon/Madden, Sean (III)/Martin Jr., Richard/Edwards, Blue/Topp, Matthew/Keelan, John/Openshaw, Michael/Raines, David (II)/Murillo, Marlon/Hogan, Andrew (II)/Nelson, Adam (II)/Renaud, Ritch/Conway, Tim (I)/MacDonald, Barry/Krembenois, Bobby/Johnston, Michael (V)/Thompson, Tyler (I)/Anderson, Cameron (II)/Ferguson, Myles/Waters, Daniel (II)/Kapp, Spencer/Nordin, Graham/Lynch, George (II)/Smith, Alexander (II)/Moon, Warren/Bell, Kevin (II)/Adamski, Michael (II)/Rasmussen, Shawn (I)/Mercurio, Derek/Kochnar, Neil/Pepe, Mark/Leslie, David (III)/Zegers, Kevin/Moore, Jonathan (II)/White, Andrew (VI)/Switzer, Chris/Ponech, Darryl/Anderson, Taylor (II)/Fry, Cory/Fournier, Curtis/MacLaren, Alyson/Esary, Doreen/Stevenson, Cynthia/Hay, Jaida/Marko, Monica/Dunn, Nora/Ristic, Suzanne +Airport (1970)/Bell, Michael (I)/Reed, Albert/Nolan, Lloyd/Brewer, Charles/Gray, Joe (I)/Picerni, Paul (I)/Henry, Thomas Browne/López, Marco (I)/Martin, Dean (I)/Findlater, John (I)/King, Walter Woolf/Rubin, Benny/Russell, Mark (III)/Harvey, Harry (II)/Novack, Shelly/Turgeon, Peter/Daniel, Chuck/Hudson, William (I)/Howat, Clark/Allen, Fletcher/Wagner, Lou/Gould, Elliott/Redeker, Quinn K./Patten, Robert/London, Damian/Bissell, Whit/Nelson, Barry (I)/Lancaster, Burt/Nolan, James (I)/Stearns, Michael (I)/Collins, Gary (I)/Kennedy, George (I)/Brown, Lew (II)/Winslow, Dick/Boyett, William/Heflin, Van/Gates, Larry/Nolan, John (I)/Anders, Merry/Gerritsen, Lisa/Hansen, Janis (I)/Lovsky, Celia (I)/Saint Duval, Malila/Seberg, Jean/Bisset, Jacqueline/Morrison, Barbara (I)/Russo, Jodean/Wesson, Eileen/Jackson, Mary (I)/Gould, Sandra (I)/Stapleton, Maureen/Hartman, Ena/Hayes, Helen (I)/Grey, Virginia/Dowding, Ilana/Wynter, Dana/Landis, Jessie Royce/Hale, Barbara/Poulsen, Patty/Cordell, Cathleen/Harvey, Sharon (I)/Nelson, Nancy Ann/Ross, Marion +Aladdin (1992)/Burton, Corey/Cummings, Jim (I)/Young, Philip/Williams, Robin (I)/Welker, Frank/Adler, Charles (I)/Gottfried, Gilbert/Kane, Brad (I)/Proctor, Phil/Gooch, Bruce/Seale, Douglas/Weinger, Scott/Angel, Jack (I)/Wahl, Chris/Houser, Jerry/Freeman, Jonathan (I)/Clarke, Philip L./Pinney, Patrick/Adler, Bruce/McGowan, Mickie/Taylor, Russi/Derryberry, Debi/Lockwood, Vera/Larkin, Linda/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Darling, Jennifer/Zielinski, Kathy/Salonga, Lea +Alexandre le bienheureux (1968)/Bellemare, Pierre (I)/Vibert, François/Dudicourt, Marc/Maguelon, Pierre/Barnley, Pierre/Henry, Guy (II)/Richard, Pierre (I)/Carmet, Jean/Le Person, Paul/Saudray, Jean/Bonifas, Paul/Noiret, Philippe/Corne, Léonce/Charlan, Bernard/Bernier, Marcel/Moya, Antoinette/Kaly/Marc, Marie/Chelton, Tsilla/Jobert, Marlène/Brion, Françoise/Damien, Madeleine +Ali, the Fighter (1971)/Havens, Richie/Frazier, Joe/Lancaster, Burt/Ali, Muhammad +Alice in Wonderland (1951)/Wynn, Ed/Haydn, Richard (I)/Trout, Dink/MacDonald, James (II)/Holloway, Sterling/Kearns, Joseph (I)/Freberg, Stan/Hamlin, Bob/Colonna, Jerry/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Smith, Max (I)/O'Malley, J. Pat/Lee, Bill (IV)/Barclay, Don/Thompson, Bill (I)/Grey, Larry/Beaumont, Kathryn/Lloyd, Doris/Felton, Verna (I)/Leonard, Queenie/Angel, Heather +Alice of Wonderland in Paris (1966)/Swift, Allen (I)/Reiner, Carl/Morris, Howard (I)/MacMillan, Norma +Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1972)/Ellis, William (I)/Richardson, Ralph (I)/Tripping, Brian/Crawford, Michael (I)/Jayston, Michael/Price, Dennis (I)/Kinnear, Roy/Hordern, Michael/Milligan, Spike/Earlle, Freddie/Chagrin, Julian/Bull, Peter (I)/Helpmann, Robert/Bates, Stanley/Brooks, Ray (II)/Bennett, Hywel/Cox, Frank (II)/O'Farrell, Peter/Edwards, Ray/Cox, Fred (I)/Sellers, Peter/Warwick, Richard (I)/Reardon, Michael/Waterman, Dennis/Bewes, Rodney/Moore, Dudley/Elles, Mike/Trigger, Peter/Kaye, Davy/Fullerton, Fiona/Shallard, Victoria/Vickers, Pippa/Robson, Flora/Kidd, June/Morgan, Angela (I)/Manger, Melita/Rowlands, Patsy +Aliens of the Deep (2005)/Sagalevitch, Dr. Anatoly M./Hoehler, Dr. Tori/Lane, Dr. Arthur 'Lonne'/Cameron, James (I)/Henry, Michael (IV)/Pellegrino, Charles (I)/Chernaiev, Genya/Dubois, David L./Childress, Dr. Jim/Hand, Kevin (II)/Atkins, Dr. Michael/Santos, Dr. Ricardo/Nischeta, Victor/Figueroa, Dijanna/Snook, Kelly/Hidalgo, Loretta/Conrad, Pamela/Tolstoy, Maya/Reed, Christina (II)/Miller, Melanie (III)/McArthur, Dr. Megan +All Dogs Christmas Carol, An (1998)/Reilly, Charles Nelson/DeLuise, Dom/Borgnine, Ernest/Jeffrey, Myles/Weber, Steven (I)/Easton, Sheena/Neuwirth, Bebe +All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989)/Stevens, Jay (I)/Weiss, David N./DeLuise, Dom/Kuenster, Dan/Quigley, Godfrey/Carr, John K./Etter, Jeff/Molina, Dan/Tayback, Vic/Zondag, Dick/Pegram, Nigel/Hofstedt, Dan/Swan, Mark (II)/Page, Ken/Eddings, John/Gilley, Daryl/Swanson, Taylor/Fuller, Rob/Reynolds, Burt (I)/Reilly, Charles Nelson/Durkin, Thomas/Cozzo, Cyndi/Rifkin, Dana/Anderson, Loni/Manahan, Anna/Carey, Earleen/Devine, Candy/Moore, Melba/Barsi, Judith/Briley, Kelly +All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 (1996)/Mackall, Steve/Cummings, Jim (I)/Shawn, Wallace/Di Cicco, Bobby/Castellaneta, Dan/Corley, Pat/DeLuise, Dom/Wylie, Adam/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Sheen, Charlie/Hearn, George/Jay, Tony/Camp, Hamilton/LaMarche, Maurice/Borgnine, Ernest/Helde, Annette/Jaimes, Marabina/Easton, Sheena/Neuwirth, Bebe +All Hams on Deck (1970)/Stafford, Grace +All I Want for Christmas (1991)/Coelho, Otto/Nealon, Kevin/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Young, Derek J./Keaton, Josh/Weiner, Michael/Berryhill, Josiah/Brooks, Alan (II)/Doreck, Chad/Klosky, Justin/Rosa Jr., Bernardo/Alaimo, Michael (I)/Stone, J.D./Wolf, Scott (I)/Holmes, Channing C./Lerner, Neal/Sheridan, Jamey/Kunitomi, Darrell/Raz, Kavi/Hartman, Todd/von Detten, Erik/Oatway, Devin/Stuart, Richard Michael/Hill, Ryan (I)/Leeds, Phil/Embry, Ethan/Waddington, Bobby/Lord, Donny B./Stuart, Richard M./Nutt, J.R./Jiménez, Gabriel (I)/Kisner, Aaron/Tatlock Jr., Norman/LaBrecque, Patrick/Roche, Mitchell/Girardeau, Frank/Costanza, Joe/Both Jr., George/Gaynor, Joey/Sheridan, Ryan/Hartman, Ryan/Medin, Harriet/Oberer, Amy/Cherney, Elizabeth/Martin, Andrea (I)/Saviola, Camille/Davis, J. Teddy/Taylor, Renée/Baron, Joanne/Diane, Tracy/LaFortune, Felicity/Bacall, Lauren/Birch, Thora/Kozak, Harley Jane/Varon, Edith/Messina, Patrice (I) +Altrimenti ci arrabbiamo (1974)/Capanna, Omero/Lizalde, José Luis/Pleasence, Donald/Ukmar, Franco/Cianfriglia, Giovanni/Albaicín, Rafael/Hill, Terence/Santa Cruz, José/Bastianoni, Giancarlo/Lerro, Rocco/Pevarello, Osiride/Mateos, Manuel (II)/Torrisi, Pietro/Laguna, Emilio/Panizo, José/Spencer, Bud/Sharp, John (I)/de Blas, Manuel/Barbero, Luis/Alessandri, Roberto/Verziera, Marcello/Yepes, José (I)/Julienne, Rémy/Huerta, Deogratias/Garrone, Riccardo/Maggio, Enzo/Morales, Inés/Pometti, Ada/Shepard, Patty (I) +Amazing Dobermans, The (1976)/Barty, Billy/Carter, Jack (II)/Almanzar, James/Pancake, Roger/Baer, Parley/Yerkes, Bob/Franciscus, James/Parton, Roy/Astaire, Fred/Reidy, Jamie (I)/Hawkes, William (II)/Brill, Charlie/Smoyer, Montana/Landman, Hanny/Eden, Barbara (I) +Amazing Grace (1974)/White, Slappy/Greene, Stanley (I)/Bolling, Gary/Richards, Jon (I)/Evans, Art/Miles, George/Fetchit, Stepin/Miles, George Lee/Gunn, Moses/Sweet, Dolph/Karen, James (I)/Mabley, Moms/Morgan, Debbi/Cash, Rosalind/McQueen, Butterfly +Amazing Mr. Blunden, The (1972)/Lodge, David (I)/Eddington, Paul/Lye, Reg/Lock, Stuart (I)/Chitty, Erik/Granger, Marc/Villiers, James/Miller, Garry/Crowden, Graham/Ward, Paddy/Naismith, Laurence/Delamain, Aimée/Frederick, Lynne/Landor, Rosalyn/Alison, Dorothy/Dors, Diana/Smith, Madeline (I)/Davies, Deddie +Amazing World of Psychic Phenomena, The (1976)/Serios, Ted/Krippner, Stanley/Hurkos, Peter/Mitchell, Edgar D./Burr, Raymond/Geller, Uri/Eisenbud, Jules/Dixon, Jeane/Gray, Linda (I)/Grayson, Kathryn/Kulagina, Nina +American Tail, An (1986)/Smith, Hal/Ryan, Will (I)/Plummer, Christopher (I)/DeLuise, Dom/Ross, Neil (I)/Finnegan, John (I)/Persoff, Nehemiah/Glasser, Phillip/Kahn, Madeline/Alitzah/Yohn, Erica/Musick, Pat/Green, Amy (I)/Blore, Cathianne/Bustamante, Laura (II) +American Tail: Fievel Goes West, An (1991)/Persoff, Nehemiah/Clarke, Philip L./Lovitz, Jon/Steffan, Lawrence/Angel, Jack (I)/DeLuise, Dom/Moss, Larry (III)/Watts, Robert (II)/Bara, Fausto/Mailer, Lev/Cleese, John/Tate, David (I)/Glasser, Phillip/Pegram, Nigel/Pinney, Patrick/Stewart, James (I)/Raggio, Lisa/Darling, Jennifer/Yohn, Erica/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Bonta, Vanna/McGowan, Mickie/Cavadini, Cathy/Irving, Amy/Holliday, Annie +American Wilderness (1970)/Dubs, Arthur R. +Amy (1981)/Frishman, Brian (I)/LeGault, Lance/Scribner, Ronnie/Hollander, David (I)/Robinson, Chris (I)/Rechenberg, Otto/Newman, Barry (I)/Branton, Alban/Fant, Lou/Burton, Norman/Bumper/Nolan, Kathleen/O'Brien, Margaret (I)/Benson, Lucille/Jeffory, Dawn/Agutter, Jenny/Fabray, Nanette +Anastasia (1997)/Kolinski, Joseph/Jellison, John/Gordon, Kyle/Quinn, Patrick (II)/Burtnick, Glen/Simmons, J.K./Edelman, Gregg/Cummings, Jim (I)/Grammer, Kelsey/Harris Jr., Glenn Walker/Brunetti, Ted/Jones, Rick (I)/Azaria, Hank/Lowenstein, David/de Haas, Darius/Porter, Billy (I)/Dokuchitz, Jonathan/Cusack, John/Fritsch, Al/Nolte, Bill/Harvey, Michael Louis/Sperling, Ted/Malet, Arthur/Blumenkrantz, Jeff/Simms, Frank/Karen, Kenny/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/DuSold, Robert/King Jr., Curtis/Doherty, Madeline/Cherry, Vivian/Almy, Brooks/White, Lillias/Ryan, Meg (I)/Korey, Alix/Callaway, Liz/Lansbury, Angela/Dunst, Kirsten/Thomas, Vanéese Y./Mizelle, Cindy/Blazer, Judith/Silver, Karen (I)/Clark, Robin (III)/Mooney, Debra/Pawk, Michele/Chabert, Lacey/Martin, Andrea (I)/Horvath, Jan/Peters, Bernadette/Clark, Victoria (I)/James, Charity/Bernfeld, Ellen/Blackwell, Emma/Skinner, Emily (II) +Andromeda Strain, The (1971)/Jenkins, Mark (I)/Singer, Reuben/Harris, Ray (III)/Walberg, Garry/Stuart, Gilchrist/Murdock, Kermit/McDonough, Tom (I)/Edmiston, Walker/Lehmann, Theodore/Helm, Peter (I)/Hughes, Rob/Soto, Robert/Rainey, Ford/Christmas, Eric/Fuller, Lance/Swofford, Ken/Hobbs, Peter/Dunbar, Bill/Bow, Michael/Carter, John (IV)/Bull, Richard/Dyrenforth, Harold/Billings, Joe/Crichton, Michael/Hill, Arthur (I)/La Rue, Bart/Parnell, Emory/Langan, Glenn/Ballantyne, Paul/Bieri, Ramon/Barry, Ivor/Wayland, Len/Ortega, Francisco (I)/Mitchell, George (II)/Medaugh, Cliff/Brooke, Walter/Whiteman, Russ/Olson, James/Gavin, James W./Waynesmith, Gary/Di Reda, Joe/Lee, Johnny (III)/O'Brien, Richard (II)/Wayne, David (I)/Pataki, Michael/McLean, David (I)/Reindel, Carl/Olen, Robert 'Bob'/Johnson, Jason (I)/Cigrang, Duke/Redeker, Quinn K./Kelly, Paula (I)/Brown, Susan (I)/Burrell, Jan/Platt, Alma/Meyerink, Victoria Paige/Reid, Kate (I)/Midori (I)/Reid, Frances (I)/Carroll, Dee/Swift, Joan/Farrell, Judy/Thayer, Lorna/Daniels, Lisa (I)/de Bruin, Sandra/Schmidt, Georgia +Angel in My Pocket (1969)/Jones, Henry (I)/Nisbet, Stuart/Faye, Herbie/Lieb, Robert P./Collins, Gary (I)/Fennelly, Parker/Buchanan, Edgar/Barrier, Michael (II)/Checco, Al/Mann, Larry D./Quillan, Eddie/Foster, Buddy/Franken, Steve/Shea, Christopher (I)/Hastings, Bob (I)/Van Vleet, Richard/Davis, Rufe/Tapps, George/Van Dyke, Jerry/Dodson, Jack/Stone, Leonard/Rubin, Benny/Starke, Todd/Boles, Jim/Griffith, Andy (I)/Minner, Kathryn/Verdugo, Elena/Fax, Jesslyn/Peterson, Maggie/Lorde, Athena/Fields, Lynn/Seaforth Hayes, Susan/Guthrie, Tani/Margetts, Monty/Schwartz, Bonnie Sue/Smale, Amber/Carol, Linda (III)/Besant, Anne/Bacigalupo, Chela/Mondo, Peggy/Bruce, Eve/McDevitt, Ruth/Bryar, Claudia/Hill, Gloria/Meriwether, Lee/Corby, Ellen/Gregory, Mary/Powers, Beverly/Hamilton, Margaret/Albertson, Grace/Medford, Kay/Harmon, Joy +Angel in Training (1999)/Wheat, Matthew/Weidner, Travis/Stone, Sly/Lyon, Christian (I)/Weidner, Eric/Tunney, Ted T.E./Goodman, Marco/O'Sullivan, Brian (I)/Wheat, Christian/Binkley, Tyler/Wheat, Bill (I)/Vozza, Thomas/DeVault, Calvin/Imhoff, Gary/Resnick, Stuart/Salvitti, Tom/Davis, Russell (III)/Immel, Graham/Blandon, Billy/Lerner, Craig/Pessis, Danielle/Rokitski, Lucy/Rokitski, Jessica/Roberts, Brianna/Reeves, Brittney/Truitt, Sally/Smith, Julie (I)/Bassett, Tracy/Caouette, Alicia/Dagher, Laila/Reed, Lauren M./Hink, Jane/Ray, Kim A./Harris, Hope (I)/Allen, Veronica/Class, Jamie +Animal Crackers (1930)/Allen, Robert (I)/Thompson, Hal (I)/Marx, Groucho/Sorin, Louis/Marx, Harpo/Marx, Chico/Metcalf, Edward/Greig, Robert/MacBride, Donald/Marx, Zeppo/Dumont, Margaret/Irving, Margaret/Roth, Lillian/Roth, Ann (II)/Reece, Kathryn +Animals Are Beautiful People (1974)/O'Byrne, Paddy +Annie (1982)/Flowers, Jamie/Finney, Albert/Richards, Jon (I)/Epper, Kurtis/Holder, Geoffrey/Swofford, Ken/Metzman, Irving/Hobson, I.M./Marshall, Peter (I)/Collamore, Jerome/Griffin, Victor/Curry, Tim (I)/Herrmann, Edward/Hankin, Larry/Cilento, Wayne/Minami, Roger/Cagno, Frank/Burnett, Carol/Reinking, Ann/Caspary, Tina/Lee, Angela (I)/Smith, Shawnee/Leonard, Lu/O'Rourke, Tammy/Sorrentino, Rosanne/Hartman, Victoria/Lerman, April/Berk, Lara/Ignico, Robin/Quinn, Aileen/Jones, Janet/Mackie, Jan/Ray, Mavis/Baca, Kari/Kieldrup, Lisa/Ackerman, Loni/Saputo, Linda/Blair, Pamela/Miller, Danielle (I)/Sinclair, Nancy (I)/Gisondi, Toni Ann/Whitman, Julie/Peterson, Amanda (I)/Peters, Bernadette/Cross, Murphy/Martika/Martin, Angela (I)/Haney, Sonja/De Banzie, Lois/Hayden, Melissa (II)/Marsh, Liz (I)/Stewart, Lucie/Zenk-Pinter, Colleen/Michan, Cherie +Ant and the Aardvark, The (1969)/Byner, John +Ants in the Pantry (1970)/Byner, John +Apache on the County Seat (1973)/Holt, Bob +Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again, The (1979)/Ramus, Nick/Mars, Kenneth/Fisher, Shug/Wheeler, John (I)/Mobley, Roger/Totten, Robert/Jackman, Tom (I)/Crawford, John (I)/Studley, Allan/Almanzar, James/Chandler, George (I)/Gehring, Ted/Brooks, Wally/Elias, Mike (I)/Erickson, Bill/Perkins, Jack (I)/Osmond, Cliff/Van Patten, James (I)/Arndt, John/O'Byrne, Bryan/Conway, Tim (I)/Hart, Bill (I)/Manza, Ralph/Elias, Louie/Deadrick Jr., Vince/Matheson, Tim (I)/McLarty, Gary/Renaday, Peter/Slattery, Richard X./Cass Sr., David S./Masters, Michael/Elam, Jack/Rolofson, Bobby/Gilbert, Mickey/Evans, Art/Morgan, Harry/Bakunas, A.J./Baker, Joe (I)/McCready, Ed/Jordan, Ted/Knotts, Don/Ripley, Jay/Pine, Robert/Holman, Rex/Gilliam, Stu/Paull, Morgan/Biscardi, Jessica/Elias, Stacy/Totter, Audrey/Davalos, Elyssa/Buzzi, Ruth +Apple Dumpling Gang, The (1975)/Shelley, Joshua (I)/Soule, Olan/Berns, Wally K./Boles, Jim/Conway, Tim (I)/O'Brien, Clay/Lee-Sung, Richard/McGiver, John (I)/Russell, Bing/Wong, Arthur (I)/Savage, Brad (I)/Callahan, Pepe/Knotts, Don/Morgan, Harry/Wayne, David (I)/Vincent, Larry (I)/Fimple, Dennis/Dunbar, Bill/Bixby, Bill/Brodhead, James/Winslow, Dick/Kimmel, Bruce/Waters, Tom/Pickens, Slim (I)/Knight, Don (I)/Clark, Susan (I)/Adrian, Iris/Ryan, Fran/Little Sky, Dawn/Manning, Stacy +Arabian Adventure (1979)/Cabassiere, Robert/Rimmer, Shane/Caldinez, Sonny/Steiner, Marcel/Mangan, Alf/Feitelson, Benjamin/Freedman, David (II)/Witkin, Jacob/Parr, Bobby/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Stewart, Roy (II)/Sira, Puneet/Galili, Hal/Tagoe, Eddie/Sira, Gurdial/Lee, Christopher (I)/Saner, Cengiz/Long, Dan/Curtis, Clive/Pearce, Tim (I)/Reid, Milton/O'Shea, Milo/Cushing, Peter/Fell, Stuart/Watkins, Michael (I)/Sleigh, William/Ratzenberger, John/Pahernik, Albin/Tobias, Oliver/Malik, Art/Howells, Colin/Wyman, John/Bradford, Andy (I)/Samms, Emma/Capucine/Warland, Omelia/Welch, Elisabeth/Amici, Danna/Danielle, Suzanne +Arbre de Noël, L' (1969)/Douking, Georges/Castaldi, Jean-Pierre/von Ledebur, Friedrich/Holden, William (I)/Thomass, Michel/Barsacq, Yves/Feliciani, Mario/Bonifas, Paul/Fuller, Brook/Bourvil/Schneider, Maria (I)/Daunic, France/Damien, Madeleine/Lisi, Virna +Arciere di Sherwood, L' (1970)/Pazzafini, Nello/Cressoy, Pierre/Petrazzi, Riccardo/Damon, Mark/Colombaioni, Valerio/Dublino, Daniele/Zarzo, Manuel/Zamperla, Nazzareno/Gemma, Giuliano/Bloch, Lars (I)/Ruffini, Claudio/Pica, Antonio/Imbró, Gaetano/Fanfoni, Vittorio/Pevarello, Osiride/De Luca, Gianni/Dávila, Luis/Donnini, Giulio/Adorf, Mario/Cianfriglia, Giovanni/Meniconi, Furio/Forques, Valerie/Liné, Helga/Dionisio, Silvia +AristoCats, The (1970)/Hudson, Lord Tim/Scotti, Vito/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Renaday, Peter/Harris, Phil (I)/Lindsey, George/Winchell, Paul/Holloway, Sterling/Clark, Dean (II)/Buttram, Pat (I)/Lane, Charles (I)/Maude-Roxby, Roddy/Thompson, Bill (I)/Dubin, Gary/Crothers, Scatman/English, Liz/Shelley, Carole/Kulp, Nancy/Baddeley, Hermione/Lester, Robie/Evans, Monica (I)/Gabor, Eva +Around the World in Eighty Days (1956)/Murgi, Sol/Cortina, Louis/Otoi, Robert/Hoagland, Harlan/Lum, David/Geer, Wayne/Herb, Allen/Dupont, Renald/Fitzgerald, Walter/Tuima, Kuka/Haakon, Paul/Savistky, Gen Sam/Portugal, Jose/Chan, Lum/Dime, James/Zuniga, John/Zambrano, Ernesto/Dylong, Mitchell/Ishikura, Tom/Lee, Harold (I)/Lax, Gustave/Gonzalez, James/Ross, George (I)/Cabeen, Boyd/Leone, Johnny/Salsbury, James/Nagai, Frank/Goode, Allen/Kneeland, Frank/Casabian, Danny/Marsico, Joseph/Hennecke, Charles/Burr, J.W./Hennecke, Clarence/Lewis, John C./Git, Wong/Nishida, Shizuko/Sasaki, George/Levy, Weaver/Semple, Jack (II)/Horvath, Charles/Fong, Yut Man/Raymond, Anthony/Molina, Joe/Trubshawe, Michael/Oakie, Jack (I)/Mayon, George/Miller, Lorion/Cooper, Melville/Hayes, Chester (I)/Blanco, Eumenio/James, Charles (II)/Sinatra, Frank/Yoshimura, Harold/Auelua, Besmark/Nag, Satya Nanda/Lunard, Charles/Williams, Imanos/Dowling, Dan (I)/Sung, Richard/Glick, Joseph (I)/Brodie, R./Ogawa, Yasuzo/Gonzalez, Charles/Hannon, Chick/Matsutani, John/Park, Derek/Singh, Basanta/Singh, Bhogwan/Beach, Brandon/Jones, Winfield/Jewett, Robert/Hopf, Hans/Tomita, Miyako/Sung, Jew/Mills, John (I)/Lane, Frank/Dumont, Gordon/MacCallister, Bruce/Cichy, Martin (I)/Baucin, E./Van, Charles/Davies, Jack (I)/Stowell, Bruce/Stamps, Larry/Porter, James (II)/Cirillo, Michael/Ball, Alex (I)/Mullen, Thomas (I)/Madlener, Ralph/Hennes, Robert/McClure, Frank/Mides, Sam A./Fritz, John (I)/Colman, Ronald/Pulford, Don (I)/Borzage, Danny/Mills, Frank (I)/Sands, Danny/Guard, Kit/Kamaka, Yukimi/Cotts, Campbell/Chan, 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Lewis/Greco, José/Lim, Sing/Agawa, George/Lane, Warren (I)/Holden, Tex/McCall, David O./Ceniceros, Frank/Shine, Bill/Atsumo, George/Abraham, Charles/Frommer, Ben/Morley, Robert (I)/Paris, George (I)/Chan, Wong Hing/Burnham, Douglas/Lee, Fee Loon/Vincent, Sailor/Zeidman, Allen/Imazaki, Omaru/Rizzuti, Don/Birchfiel, Bobby/Richardson, David (V)/Fillion, Tony/Das, Eddie/Ugarte, Junior/Ahdar, David/Strader, Martin/Knight, Ben (I)/Miller, Harold (I)/Merrill, Tommy (I)/Gong, Quon/Matthews, A.E./Guerra, Jesus/Chissel, Noble 'Kid'/Scarpa, Ed (II)/Revelala, Fred/Letuli, Freddie/Punay, Rito/Quesada, Rod/Truppi, Danny/Naley, Frank E./Macowen, N./Cefali, Bert/Gong, Mar Suey/Heaney, Frank (I)/Olen, Robert 'Bob'/Horan, James W./Calm, Allen/Farfan, Antonio/Smith, Julian (II)/Yani, Bob/Faber, Henry (I)/Rose, Milt/Kern, Johnny/Guerra, Edward A./Poindexter, Byron/Ha, Edward/Roux, Antonio/Mitchell, Gordon (I)/Edmonson, Ed/Whitney, Robert (I)/McGuire, Donald/Ota, Chiyoho/Ota, Mike/Harris, Sam (II)/LaMarr, 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Fred/Heredia, Gitanillo/Alegata, Emil/Haskell, Al/Santell, George/Savitsky, Sam/Delgado, John (I)/Chun, Wong (II)/Duray, William/Mathews, Peter (III)/Fay, Joseph C./Gordon, Dick (I)/Felton, Felix/Aherne, Richard/Cahn, Eugene/Kong, King/Romero, Cesar (I)/Yim, Archie/Raymaster, Les/Devine, Andy (I)/Nishihar, Bob/Kolberg, William J./Ohashi, Sati/Yongawa, Yas/Sharp, Clint/Tom, Chen Lom/DeAngelo, Joe/Pozzo, Edward M./Tom, C.Y./Tanino, Tak/Gook, Lee Teu/Bruggeman, George/Morton, Charles (I)/Searles, Eddie/Goldman, Roy (I)/Porta, James/Rapport, Fred/Ling, Yee Suey/Hohamura, Yoshyo/Abbas, Abdullah/Wessel, Dick/Kawashima, Tak/Koyama, Akira (I)/Cabal, Robert/Louie, Donald/Louie, James/Malis, Cy/Lopez, Richard (I)/González, Armando (V)/Shelley, Jordan/Kleven, Max/Mitchell, Lennie/Brengt, Ernst/Lacy, Paul (I)/Ock, Jeong Wah/Elinor, Carli/Lee, Gee Sho/Hudkins Jr., Clyde/Rochelle, Edwin/Lee, Tommy (I)/Johnson, Edgar W./Franco, Jesus/Okusu, George/Kuochi, Roy/Woo, Thomas Quon/Collins, Neil/López, Marco (I)/Ellis, Jack (II)/Sohi, Channon/Strong, Robert (I)/Harr, Silver/Smith, Albert (I)/Gibson, Curley/Pourchot, Ray L./Medina, Rudolph/Stanley, John (I)/Nordon, Joseph/Chan, Jowe/Gin, H.D./Gin, Njon Tuey/Dowling, Al/Draper, Joe/Mariunsky, Joseph/Ploski, Joe/Darmour, Roy/Adam, Ronald/Veto, Ronald (I)/Denison, Leslie/Rojas, Julio (I)/Sedinger, Arthur/Cargill, Patrick/Combs, Cecil/Tai, Wong/Gerard, Jay/King, Brian (XI)/Garcia, Charles (I)/Rousanville, John/Iguchi, S./Fujiwara, Tommy/Hanaf, Mahgoub/Mayo, Harry/Logue, Dale/Ikida, Kazuo/Ladd, Clyde/Hack, Herman/Chefe, Jack/Pyne, Terry/Johnson, Leroy (II)/Marintz, Ramon/Stevens, Bert (I)/Fishman, Duke/Ricardi, Ricky/Bloom, Phil (I)/Hughes, Roddy/Smith, Michael (XI)/Findon, Walter/Coward, Noel/Seba, Duke/Van Snow, Leonard/Spiker, Ray/Carveth, Gordon/Hashimoto, Gus/Forrest, Otto/Rees, Paul (I)/Graeff Jr., William/Bain, Al/Takaki, Arnold/Skelton, Red/Hashimoto, George/Dantez, Edmund/Soldani, Charles/Busch, Paul/Rode, Walter/Sadd, Joe/Daquila, Lawrence/Perce, Fred/Loo, Richard/Carter, Dick (I)/Slaight, Alvin/Arnett, Ray (I)/Selwyn, James/Haines, Robert (I)/De Valle, Gabriel/Okazaki, Tak/Carradine, John/Valerio, Albano/St. Angelo, Robert/Williams, Harcourt/Seal, Peter/Clark, Richard Dale/Dougherty, Joe/Pixley, Melvin/Date, Richard/Kekipi, Valentine/Estorres, Marcello/Motowaki, Kai/Dennis, Gill (III)/Reeves, Bob (I)/Kam, Gee Toy/Pendleton, Charles/Hicks, Chuck/Aldrich, Fred/Lee, Teng Kem/Bara, Ralph/Moon, Lee Kai/Arbogast, Ed/Fahrney, F.W./Soldi, Stephen/Steinberg, Phil (I)/Morgan, Clive/Nakado, Hiro/Kila, Allan/Iino, Joe/Gallagher, Al/Katsuhiro, George/Gee, Edward (I)/Masson, Rudy/Mauda, Mack/Scott, James R./Manues, Max/Hing, Jimmy/Sun, Joseph R./Carr, Mick/Moore, Earl (I)/Nakado, Tsunesuki/Glasson, Howard C./Baker, Frank (I)/Lockwood, King/Soo Hoo, Hayward/Cooper, Chabling/Rochin, Paul/Okazaki, Bob/Chui, Kui Sau/Eloff, John/Erickson, Frank/Lee, Jack (I)/Tashiro, Tatsu/Gozier, Bernie/Furukawa, John/Hiraga, Yoshio/Leonard, Frank (II)/Soo Hoo, Lester/Faylauer, Adolph/Sadato, Yoshitaro/Eng, Ronald (I)/Garcio, Joseph/Soo Hoo, Walter/Niven, David (I)/Loo, Kwong You/Starck, John/Konno, Bob/Carboni, John/Lewin, William H./Rochin, Aaron (II)/Gielgud, John/Groom, B. Pat/Houghton, Shep/Ram, Shine/Ross, Bert (II)/Ferguson, John (III)/García, Fernando (II)/Laraneta, Manuel/Evans, Bob (I)/Heard, Charles (I)/Kono, James/Opunui, Charles/Aquilar, Ernest/Seaton, Scott (I)/Thompson, Ward/Spencer, Jimmy (I)/Kusumajo, Wallace/Blagoi, George/Degioia, Douglas/Bell, Ivan/Hart, Louis/Cavalieri, Steve/Ginn Jr., Stephen/Graham, Herschel/Bacon, Walter (I)/Stephenson, Miles/Valdez, Manuel/Fong, Richard/Bramucci, Mario (II)/Yee, Shion Sim/Yee, Shuy Ching/Shack, Sammy/Farnum, Franklyn/O'Grady, Monty/Sayre, Jeffrey/Kawashima, George/Greene, David (IX)/Sáenz, José/Duval, Andre K./Matsumoto, Corky/Somers, Cap/Ohye, Joe/Randall, Tony (III)/Furukawa, M./Pacheco, Herb/Hisamune, Hiroshi/Van Horn, James/Kingsford, Walter/Mazurki, Mike/Rogers, Lloyd/Stoney, Jack/Currie, Finlay/Sumoze, Mits/Blanke, Oscar/Sánchez, Ramón (II)/Jeffers, Michael/Kim, John (I)/Royde, Frank/MacDonell, Duncan/Kwong, Jeung Lai/George, Myers./Sketchley, Leslie/Russell, James (I)/Scholtman, John/Sheffield, A./Tellegen, Mike/Van Zandt, Philip/Rekwart, Waclaw/Savant, Dean/Nakamura, Charles/Bouvard, Leon/Hayden, William/Jaffe, Allen/Paradise, Robert J./García, Israel/Ahuna, Benny/Olson, Adrian/Polo, Robert (I)/Mohlmann Jr., James/Fiore, Carlo (I)/Harnett, Doc/Dulaine, Robert/Papson, Norman/Gilette, Harry/Kito, Shinya/Norton, Barry (I)/Lowe Jr., Harry/Kato, Ken (I)/Ling, Quong/Lewis, John (II)/Dillard, Sterling/Quon, Alvin/Tamura, Fumi/Reynolds, Fess/Morelli, Ernesto/Gates, Mark (I)/Ames, Dick/Salisbury, Jim/Luke, Keye/Yokota, William/Freeman, Raoul/Lee, Bik Yuk/Quon, Duey/Skluth, Roy/Kamijama, Stanley/Meada, William/Kaneshire, Morris/Tijero, Julio/Marlin, Johnny/Quon, Wallace Moon/Tonkel, Alfred/Hunt, Frank/Carpenter, Frank 'Red'/Boyer, Charles (I)/Fong, Clarence/Abbey, Leo/Finn, Sam/Culp, Stuart W./Murrow, Edward R. (I)/Smile, Ted/Núñez, Daniel (I)/Stone, John Fox/Garvin, Robert/Steckler, Murray/Keeler, Willie/Siegel, Arthur (I)/Fuller, Jay (I)/Lee, Nelson (I)/Odell, Kent/Chon, Lee/Bates, Merril F./Big, Ongyue/Newton, H.B./McGurk, Bob/Lue, Wai/Cowan, Ashley/Terrill, Terry/Albert, Carlos (I)/Lazelle, Perk/Sease, Robert E./Ryan, Dick (I)/Evans, Joe (II)/Tahir, Mahmed/Schaeffer, Charles (I)/Fukdo, Koshihiro/Koyama, Tom/Newton, Irving Fig/Nakai, Joe/Du Bois, Alfonso/Snyder, Don (II)/Ali, Kurpan/Bloom, George (I)/Gold, Joe/Tornek, Jack/Furburg, Curt/Roosevelt, Buddy/Dulac, Arthur/Breneman, John/Noda, Ray/Ahn, Philip (I)/Buccola, Guy (II)/Lee, Ng Jung/Brischof, Kenneth/O'Brien, William H./Tuskshato, Ya Mee/Key, Joseph Gee/Thorpe, Ken/Holtby, Syd/Lim, David (III)/Lee, B.M./Marriott, Sandee/Pualoa, Satini/Cornell, Wilson/Nickum, Charles/Eddy, Everett L./Humphrey, Tom (I)/Shin, Jack/Russell, George (I)/Roy, John (I)/Fakato, James/Robinson, Robert (X)/Janssen, William/Lee, Norman (III)/Cantinflas/Hardwicke, Cedric/Barber, Dick/Cokes, Bud/Leng, Christopher/Kajikawa, Fred/Chueng, Howard M./Raisch, Bill/Hong, Lee Kim/Conde, Anthony M./Burgess, Ted/Paul, Victor/Berumen, Alfred/Tom, Ronald/Evans, Harry (I)/Angelo, William/Bissutti, Richard/Tom, Herb/Russo, Johnnie/Dublin, Darren/Morelli, Mike/Tom, Chon Lem/Melish, Marie/Colombet, Louise/Howe, Gladys/Portney, Charlotte/Groves, Sei Jeri/Cruz, Catalina/Foley, Gene/Chang, Pauline/Pollack, Anita/Funo, Sumi/Cameron, Joyce/Spealman, Colleen/Homano, Midori/Chu, Elaine Leemoi/De Ronda, Lola/Olson, Andra/Ginoza, Kay/Koury, Katy/Paul, Renee/Terry, Barbara (II)/Chan, Mary (I)/Ardell, Marie/Nakado, Kisabaro/Fields, Gracie/Nakado, Kico/Drake, Barbara (I)/James, Idell/Betz, Audrey/McNamara, Rowena/Friedman, Wilma/Van Dyke, Shirley/Patrick, Patricia/Furukawa, Yoneka/O'Brien, Kathy/Gomez, Angela/Yoshizaki, Min/Paris, Jonni/Yoshizaki, Lily/Lafayette, Jeanne/Brown, Mildred/Henjum, Bonnie/Leroy, Lillian/Gordon, Ruth (II)/Gainey, Carol Ann/Kloss, Marlene/Onofrio, Edna/Hikawa, Sue/Zane, Margaret/De Carlo, Louise/McAvoy, Ila/Buckley, Joan/Bernhart, Norma D./Dorsay, Diane/Leong, Rose/Enriquez, Helen/Ingraham, Vi/Sheehan, Bobbie (I)/Leonard, Rita/Dell, La Verne/Romero, Florita/Dietrich, Marlene/Chinn, May/Jackson, Marjorie/Foster, Helen (I)/Leonard, Peggy/Rome, Betty/Glory, June/Sui, Kam Wong/Lexaber, Eleanor/Monsour, Marion/Sui, Lianne/Sui, Lily/Noe, Lynn/McIntyre, Lanie/González, Carmelita/Schiro, Nancy/McKim, Dorcas/Grant, Grace/Gegna, Anita/Graffeo, Joan/Lindsay, Geraldine/Bryant, Theona/Trad, Bebe/Rooney, Kathleen/Stetson, Rita/Mizushima, Irene/Allen, Lorey/Kennerly, Fannie/Petris, Paula/Macomber, Ann/Kent, Eleanor/Ridgeway, Suzanne/Portugal, Alice/Sato, Edna/Mora, Zelinda/Benda, Helena/Borget, Olga/Valetti, Lisl/Stein, Anna/Lopez, Caroline/Fuentes, Virginia/Yip, Annie/King, Grace/Mathews, Nita/O'Donnell, Patricia/Curtis, Dorothy/Leng, Marian/Leng, Marrilee/DeHerey, Manuela/Burns, Betty/Patti, Joan/Shirano, Kumakichi/Smith, Winona/Moreno, Linda/Valentine, June/Dalbrook, Ruth/Silva, Irene K./Louie, Marygold/Louie, Billy/Nakashihma, Kay/Darling, Theresa/Glennie, Betty J./Gutierrez, Georgina/Hastings, Lauren (II)/Yee, Helen/Gribbel, Karla/Morgan, Patricia (III)/Yomanchi, Peggy/Ono, Helen/Parry, Barbara/Jones, Joanne/Christian, Beulah/Ninura, Keiko/Ravel, Dianne/Corbett, Jean/Ravel, Beverly/Dano, Anita Louise/Graeff, Rita/Delva, Rosita/Malasig, Guadelope/Graeff, Betty/Graeff, Ann/Smith, Valerie/Rochin, Celia/Ginn, Noreen/Ginn, May/Miyaji, Mary/Ten Eyck, Lillian/McKaye, Sylvia/Brown, Wanda (I)/Desmond, Kathleen/Batten, Mary Ellen/Hubbard, Madelon/Joe, Dee Ho/Chan, Dorothy/Seto, Ya Mee Tuk/Gooding, Alora/Journeay, Madge/Bradley, Virginia/Hiroshige, Kimiko/Galic, Juliana/Snyder, Beverly/Kelley, Jodi/Alvarado, Lupe/Garrison, Diana/Scheue, Marie/Lee, Esther Ying/Alden, Gladys/Aziko, Sande/Dadisman, Gloria/Deane, Diana/Caspari, Marlene L./Lamont, Connie/Asher, Eula/Laceman, Lita/Mansfield, Tela/Barker, Beverly/DeWerd, Gloria/Guerra, Tenmana/Kress, Gladys/Ross, Marion/Stewart, Joy/Shigezani, Min/Cameron, Ann (I)/Dyer, Joan/Ellsworth, Dolores/Ortega, Josefina/Lillie, Beatrice/Courtland, Theresa/Ybarra, Concha/De Linsky, Anna/Sterke, Janet/Liggett, Amelia/Wilson, Kathryn (II)/O'Carroll, June/Weldon, Muriel/Kum, Jo Ngau/Larson, Jean (I)/Barone, Olga/Sonami, Lacia/Young, Mary (I)/Bond, Toni/Haro, Maria (II)/Bruno, Helen/Turbay, Mary/Auld, Aggie/Kinnon, Judith A./Schloon, Kathleen/Prado, Demita/Underwood, Evelyn/Spence, Edwana/Tarshis, Ruth/Burgess, Jane (I)/Gee, June/Ace, Dinah/Ace, Rosemarie/Austin, Irene/Pherrin, Virginia/Gingold, Hermione/Jones, Freda/Cherie, Huaplala/Morris, Patricia (I)/Miyarahara, Helen/Heart, Shirley/Farrell, Margaret/Bauer, Angelina/Karlin, Bo Peep/Shibata, Amy/Flowers, Bess/Erwin, Madge/Chow, Margarite/Zeithern, Esther/Ragone, Concettina/Sheets, Edith/Mascari, Mary D./Jarvis, Dolly/Piñeiro, Silvia/Sack, Tulip Gee/Keyes, Evelyn/Tashiro, Tyra/Thomas, Loretta/Craft, Lynne/Nelson, Myra/Toy, Lee Kay/Sharon, Dee/Acosta, Panchita/Motonada, Shirley/Carol, Martine/Lamb, Laura/DeWitt, Angela/Deglar, Maria/Dorsey, Julie/Clifford, Mary Lou/Smaney, Mabel/Del Vando, Amapola/Smaney, June/Hood, Janice/Lara, Frances/Sottile, Annette/Jones, Sallie (III)/Nuell, Faye Michael/Blong, Rosemary/Bender, Eleanor/Sotomoayor, Littlie/Manning, D. Ellsworth/Taylor, Blanche/Earl, Elaine/Dialon, Marilyn/Baird, Leah/Alonzo, Sally/Edell, Ina/Gilbert, Elaine/Corral, Dolores/Manning, Dewey/Greco, Suzanne/Taylor, Maxine/Goulet, Violet/Connors, Kathy/Togawa, Kimi/Dhillon, Maya Kaur/Madamba, Celeste/Schottland, Millie/Castneda, Perta/Lora, Joan/Duval, Heidi/Reed, Kathryn (III)/Soo Hoo, Wo She/Ito, Kinuko Ann/Soo Hoo, Ilene/Soo Hoo, Helen/Soo Hoo, Eileen/Staiger, Sherry/Ramos, Anita/Conrad, Connie/Monay, Maria/Hall, Betty (I)/Testa, Theresa/Chapman, Irene/Marlin, Rena/Drabin, Fanny/Bai, Rama/Song, Mary/Sherry, Ariel/Houser, Gretchen/Irvin, Leona/Randolph, Dianne/Young, Grace (I)/Jones, Myra/Merman, Ann/Vasquez, Luz/Ma, Bessie/Deena/Donaldson, Barbara/Varela, Gloria/O'Laughlin, Agnes/Lee, Din Long/Chan, Suey/Kane, Mary (II)/Strangis, Jane/Lew, Mabel/Lew, Shirley/Chung, Jane (III)/Ogawa, Judy/Ung, Christine/Ung, Fay/Janadas, Sushila/Lennox, Jeanne/Jerrae, Joan/Saruwatari, Noriko/Gleason, Mary Ellen/Latzke, Lydia/O'Malley, Lillian/Kane, Madelynne/Porcett, Lucille/Lee, Virginia (IV)/Johns, Glynis/Irwin, Leona/Bissutti, Cathy Ann/Murakami, Inez/Barbier, Bertha/Greco, Eleanora Norina/O'Connell, Peggy Mae/Jackson, Diane (I)/Marshall, Gloria/Loredo, Marie/Jan, Mary/Murakami, Jan/Adams, Frances/Stone, Keahi/Russ, Pola/Kelly, Joan (I)/Ung, Judy/Bray, Kahala/Oklander, Ruth/Erickson, Maude/Blagoi, Tina/Gonzales, Soledad (I)/De Lacey, Denise/Nakamura, Mary/Gratton, Valeri/Sinka, Bonnie/Samova, Tanya/Davidoff, Seraphime/Durfee, Minta/Remington, Peggy/Loureau, Louise/Imamura, Kay/Gordon, Eve (II)/Chung, Sue Fawn/Jackler, Jacqueline/Delgado, Maria (I)/Grey, Dolly (II)/Sutherland, Mitzi/Murray, Tessie/Mook, Beverly/Pedroza, Loretta/Lum, Pauline/Myers, Stevie/Fujinani, Janice/Boyne, Hazel/Ota, Iris/Domasin, Dolores/Peterson, Elsa/Dea, Gloria/Chirva, Nina/Karaki, Mamie/Shannon, Sohi/Lim, Gin/May, Dorothy (I)/Rundell, Barbara/Gustafson, Marilyn/LaVere, June/Drake, Helene/McCall, Angelita/Hanson, Maria/Yarnell, Sally/Dee, Helen/Tomita, Masu/Correa, Bárbara/Astor, Gertrude/Fong, Frances/Beattie, Elena/Palmese, Emma/Navarro, Aurora/Udall, Laura/Reid, Leina Ala/Brunner, Phyllis/Generaux, Carine A./MacLaine, Shirley/Moriarty, Evelyn/Yamaka, Harriet/Mitsunaga, Tameo/Sablon, Loulette/King, Anita (II)/Uchiyamada, Barbara/Detolly, Lala/Kunde, Ann +Around the World Under the Sea (1966)/De Vries, George/Kelly, Brian (I)/Hayes, Ron/Shibata, George/Bridges, Lloyd/Wells, Don (I)/Gulliver, Tony/McCallum, David (I)/Merrill, Gary/Carter, Joey/Logan, Frank (I)/Wynn, Keenan/Linton, Donald/Ewalt, Jack/Thompson, Marshall (I)/Gray, Paul (I)/Yarnall, Celeste/Eaton, Shirley +As You Like It (1992)/Armatrading, Tony/Tiernan, Andrew/Melvin, Murray/Fox, James (I)/Mears, Michael/Cusack, Cyril/Hammond, Roger/Cecil, Jonathan/Meredith, Robin/Bremner, Ewen/Rhys Jones, Griff/Henderson, Don (II)/Gogan, Valerie/Margolyes, Miriam/Croft, Emma/Fowler, Cate/Bannerman, Celia +Assassin jouait du trombone, L' (1991)/Niquette, Richard/Jean, Marcel/Lévesque, Normand/Carez, Bernard/Lacoste, André/Bouchard, Raymond/Gendreau, Alain/Proteau, Rodrigue/Bergeron, Jean Pierre/Forcier, André/Labrèche, Marc/Chartrand, Alain/Desparois, Claude/Marion, Christian/Roy, Gildor/Houde, Germain/Leboeuf, Marcel/Sonier, Louise/St-Pierre, Julie/Goulet-Robitaille, Anaïs/Reinhardt, Adèle/Baillargeon, Paule/Castel, France/De Rocray, Geneviève +At Long Last Love (1975)/Peterson, Arthur/Dane, Peter/Hillerman, John/Redeker, Quinn K./Reynolds, Burt (I)/Stephenson, John (I)/Moon, Elvin/Gage, Loutz/Farley, Morgan/Morgan, Clive/Lookabaugh, Leonard/Lantieri, Albert/Welch, Nelson/Prince, Maurice/Terry, Robert (I)/Paterson, William/Wertimer, Ned/Dunn, Liam/Gilliam, Burton (I)/O'Neal, Kevin (I)/Catlett, Loyd/Byron, Jeffrey/Walsh, M. Emmet/Butler, Artie/Dorr, Lester/Journeaux, Donald/Shepherd, William (II)/Harmon, Manny/Del Prete, Duilio/Hoffman, Basil/McKinley, J. Edward/Van Kirk, Tanis/Kahn, Madeline/Brennan, Eileen/Natwick, Mildred/Wyatt, Diane/Shepherd, Cybill/Grimes, Barbara Ann/Bogdanovich, Antonia/Bogdanovich, Sashy/O'Neal, Patricia/Cane, Violet (I)/Loewen, Rita/Lang, Christa/Thea, Anna +Attack on the Iron Coast (1968)/Evans, Murray/Breck, Gavin/Wolf, Michael (II)/Ward, Mark (V)/Barrett, Sean (I)/Henderson, Bill (I)/Buckley, Keith/Beaumont, Victor/Clark, Ernest (I)/Haydon, Dick/Owen, Glyn/Eden, Mark (I)/Shaw, Richard (I)/Gotell, Walter/Denham, Maurice/Welsh, John (I)/Prebble, Simon/Mikell, George/Hawdon, Robin/Kelland, John/Keir, Andrew/Abineri, John/Bridges, Lloyd/Golightly, John/Pays, Howard/Lloyd, Sue (I)/Crane, Joan +Auschwitz: Silent Witness (1999)/Tinbergen, Caleb/Walesa, Lech/Hitler, Adolf/Eichmann, Adolf/Smolen, Kazimierz/Vrba, Rudolf (I)/Karski, Jan/Piper, Dr. Franciszek/Pressac, Jean-Claude/Klein, Rachel (I) +Automat na prání (1967)/Kosnar, Ales (I)/Cvrcek, Radim/Filipovský, Frantisek/Hlinomaz, Josef/Effa, Karel/Weingartner, Vit/Velen, Oldrich/Vosmansky, Milos/Zeman, Milan/Solc, Frantisek/Deyl, Rudolf (II)/Blazek, Zdenek/Holub, Miroslav (I)/Vodickova, Eva/Revayova, Zdenka/Rauschgoldová, Markéta/Rendlová, Jana +Aventures de Rabbi Jacob, Les (1973)/Michu, Clément/Riffard, Roger/Lemaire, Francis (I)/Zardi, Dominique/Popeck/Darmon, Gérard/Duranton, Robert/Fortin, Michel (I)/Piéplu, Claude/Melki, Gérard/Mercey, Paul/Guybet, Henri/Scooler, Zvee/Brigaud, Philippe/Adnane, Cherif/Penvern, André/Bisciglia, Paul/Le Béal, Robert/Rick, Cary/Moreau, Jean-Jacques/Gassouk, Marcel/Montagnani, Renzo/Spielman, Lionel/Robin, Michel (I)/François, Jacques/Koulak, Pierre/Toledano, Jacob/Darzal, Noël/Kateb, Malek/de Funès, Louis/Valardy, André/Falcon, André/Dupleix, Michel/Peneau, Yves/El Kebir/Dalio, Marcel/Giraud, Claude/Adet, Georges/Gélin, Xavier/Maione, Maria Gabriella/Miou-Miou/Brandt, Janet/Marshall, Catherine (I)/Provence, Denise/Delair, Suzy/Kahn, Micheline/Péronne, Denise/Mahieux, Alix +Babar: King of the Elephants (1999)/Nervest, Jean-Jacques/Jones, Cody (I)/Barbey, Michel/Robson, Wayne/Rey, Hervé/Dumat, Philippe/Wiggins, Chris (I)/Curtil, Emmanuel/Bollet, Bernard/Nivet, Paul/Pivot, Alexis/Haddad, Paul (I)/Bonnet, Franck-Olivier/Lett, Dan/Fairlie, Kyle/Williams, Philip (I)/Crawley, Amos/Garijo, Emmanuel/Stewart-Coates, Allen/Fairlie, Kristin/Martini, Jennifer/Haudebourg, Anne-Marie/Green, Janet-Laine/Bone, Kristen/Hennessy, Ellen-Ray/Hanna, Elizabeth +Babar: The Movie (1989)/Balutin, Jacques/Stone, Stuart/André, Marc/Darras, Jean-Pierre/Stocker, John/Ouimette, Stephen/Alane, Bernard/Pinsent, Gordon/Barazoni, Vincent/Alers, Christian/Banas, Carl/Pellissier, Christian/Ivanov, Régis/Labussière, Henri/Kerr, Charles (II)/Becken, Bobby/Crawley, Amos/Claisse, Stanley/Magrath, Gavin/Wiggins, Chris (I)/Fusco, Angela/Benedetti, Nelly/Marechal, Marie-Eugénie/Yamanaka, Lisa/Bruno, Aurelia/Polley, Sarah/Lund, Julie (II)/Vincent, Marie/Lecordier, Brigitte/Hanna, Elizabeth/Moreau, Marsha +Babe (1995)/Napier, Marshall/Read, Trevor/Lidstone, Nicholas/Doyle, John (I)/Bagley, Ross (I)/Blake, Nicholas (III)/Harris, Mike (III)/Burch, Doug/Goddard, Paul (I)/MacLean, Charlie/Trautman, Allan/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Wilson, Mak/Krall, Daamen J./Barnett, Gemini/Bartlett, Charles (II)/Webb, David (I)/Hayward, Wade/Miller, Karl Lewis/Erwin, John/Edward-Stevens, Michael/Greenaway, David/Ross, Neil (I)/Mann, Danny (I)/Long, Matthew (I)/Macmillan, Hec/Gregory, Ken (I)/Livingston, Paul/King, Carlyle/Vernon, Scott/Monjo, Justin/Weaving, Hugo/Cromwell, James (I)/Hughes, Tony (VI)/Mead, Courtland/Woods, Kevin (I)/Tregonning, Ian/O'Connor, Helen/Dillingham, Jazzmine/Flynn, Miriam/Forsyth, Julie (I)/Derryberry, Debi/Huffman, Rosanna/Walker, Kerry/Davison, Michelle/Grau, Doris/Acres, Mary/Margolyes, Miriam/Byrnes, Brittany/Harris, Barbara (II)/Pollack, Paige/Lifford, Tina/Cavanaugh, Christine/Murphy, Antonia/Gough, Karen/Davey, Rachel/Taylor, Russi/Darbo, Patrika/Szubanski, Magda/Nevinson, Gennie/Phillips, Mary Linda/Krape, Evelyn/Janssen, Linda/Burton, Zoe/Hawken, Pamela/Foye, Janet/Germaine, Maeve/Brennan, Jacqueline (I)/Bailey, Kimberly/Alden, Jane (II) +Babe: Pig in the City (1998)/Rose, Roger (I)/Gerber, Mark/Moss, Larry (III)/Bartlett, Charles (II)/Johnson, Ken (I)/Hall, J.D./Callan, Peter/Maybury, Paul/Clydesdale, Gareth/Mancini, Al/Kress, Nathan/Dixon, Terrell/Weaving, Hugo/Carter, Richard (I)/Williamson, Felix/Story, Kim/Moxey, Paul/Upton, John/Brandt, Victor/Allsberry, David/Barth, Eddie/Sicari, Joseph R./Wells, Hubert/Mann, Danny (I)/Manon, Christian/Clarke, Basil/Walton, John (II)/Boxer, Michael/Monk, Damian/Westaway, Simon/Martin, Steve (III)/Herbert, Ric/Jeffrey, Myles/Epperson, Van/Barbosa, Blayn/Wright, Steven (I)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Livingston, Paul/Radley, Ken/Greaves, Kristoffer/Phelan, Anthony (I)/Spann, Aaron/May, Paul (II)/Cosmo, James/Cromwell, James (I)/Capizzi, Bill/Condon, Dominic/Thomas, Drew Levi/Samaha, John/Nottle, Dean/Leavenworth, Scotty/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Edward-Stevens, Michael/Ross, Stanley Ralph/Parkinson, Matt/Hammond, Mark (IV)/Huggett, Richard (I)/Goldberg, Adam (I)/Browne, Roscoe Lee/MacIntyre, Gandhi/Godfrey, Julie/Elias, Jeannie/Allen, Elizabeth (III)/Watts, Naomi (I)/Yates, Cecelia/Hawken, Pamela/Foye, Janet/Krape, Evelyn/Bailey, Lisa (II)/Harris, Barbara (II)/Headly, Glenne/Millgate, Gabby/Campbell, Saskia/Grandison, Pippa/Kamenoff, Wendy/Kent, Jennifer (I)/McMillan, Babs/Leigh, Katie/Packer, Deborah/Margolyes, Miriam/Taylor, Russi/Daily, Elizabeth/Horler, Sacha/Offen, Julie/Szubanski, Magda/Stein, Mary (I)/Thomas, Lexi/Oppenheimer, Julie (I)/Christensen, Margaret/Schroeder, Carly/Bailer, Lisa +Babes in Toyland (1997)/Sbarge, Raphael/Reilly, Charles Nelson/Pinchot, Bronson/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Belushi, James/Ashton, Joseph/Schnebly, Lindsay/Cavadini, Cathy/Chabert, Lacey/Silo, Susan +Babettes gæstebud (1987)/Kristiansen, Cay/Petersén, Erik/Kulle, Jarl/Kern, Pouel/Antoni, Thomas/Perfort, Holger/Strøbye, Axel/Lohmann, Lars/Lerdorff Rye, Preben/Bentzon, Viggo/Lafont, Jean-Philippe/Rode, Ebbe/Bastian, Gert/Rothe, Bendt/Wivesson, Gudmar/Petersen, Else (I)/Hastrup, Vibeke/Hagen Andersen, Asta Esper/With, Ebba/Andersson, Bibi/Movin, Lisbeth/Nørby, Ghita/Federspiel, Birgitte/Kjer, Bodil/Miehe-Renard, Tine/Stensgaard, Hanne/Audran, Stéphane/Christensen, Therese Hojgaard +Bach et bottine (1986)/LeBlond, Alain/Legault, Raymond/Robitaille, Jack/Bernard, Denis/LaRoche, Djosef/Manseau, Ulysse/Julien, Roberto/Marciano, Harry/Demers, Rock/Gauvin, Réjent/Amorana, Steven/Houdy, Pierick/Girard, Louis-Georges/Bérubé, Jocelyn/Normandin, Pierre/St-Pierre, Patrick/Fauteux, Jacques/Frechette, Vincent/Savard, Mathieu/García, José (III)/Leboeuf, Marcel/Paiement, Mahée/Farley, Christiane/Pelletier, Andrée/Jules, Diane/LaRoche, Marie-Mousse/Blanchet-Vasiloff, Doris/Lavoie, Véronique/Bernier-Magnan, Madeleine/St-Pierre, Stephanie/Carrier, Marie-France/Michaud, Marie/Dutil, Muriel/Cousineau, Andrée/And, Stephanie/Robitaille, Pierrette/Cartwright, Maryse/Arbour, France/Barrette, Jacqueline/Turcot-Dompierre, Genevieve/Goupil, Melanie +Back to Back (2001)/Traylor, Tom/Traylor, Sima +Back to the Secret Garden (2001)/Baker, George (I)/Geddis, Peter/Lawson, Leigh/Roberts, Aled/Girdler, Justin/Warner, David (I)/Belle, Camilla/Powell, Gwyneth/Hoath, Florence/Steafel, Sheila/McCormack, Danielle/Plowright, Joan/Lunghi, Cherie/Ludlow, Kate/Martin, Lisa (II)/Ross, Liza (I) +Backtrack! (1969)/Brand, Neville/Jones, L.Q./Elliott, Ross (I)/Clarke, Gary (I)/Savalas, George/Dano, Royal/Brown, Peter (I)/McClure, Doug (I)/Drury, James/Carey, Philip/Morin, Alberto (I)/Baylor, Hal/Moreno, Ruben/Smith, William (I)/Lamas, Fernando/Boone, Randy/Terry, Teresa/Fleming, Rhonda/Byron, Carol/Garcia, Priscilla/Lupino, Ida +Baduk (1992)/Majidi, Majid/Hajian, Hossein/Kasebi, Mohammad/Rahmani, Mohamad +Bailey's Billion$ (2005)/Lipinski, Eugene/Welsh, Kenneth/Chambers, Munro/Snoyer, Craig/Lovitz, Jon/Curry, Tim (I)/Baker, Max/Cain, Dean/Vallee, Angela/Holden, Laurie/McCarthy, Sheila (I)/Tilly, Jennifer +Baker's Hawk (1976)/Roland, George (II)/Eric, Martin/Haynes, Dick/Young, Alan (I)/Dayton Jr., Lyman/Conklin, Bill/MacDonald, Donald (V)/Hoover, Phil/Thompson, Harold Lee/Kelley, Ryan (II)/Fischer, Bruce M./Johnson, Corky/Ives, Burl/Foulkes, Ted/Falkner, Stu/Lacher, Taylor/Hostetler, Barry/Williams, Brian (I)/Mustin, Burt/Wheeler, Rich (I)/Montgomery, Lee (I)/Turner, William (III)/Foulkes, Robert (II)/Vandeman, Steve/Clarke, Cam/Parish, John (II)/Bonaduce, Danny/Walker, Clint (I)/Malnaa, Arvid/Baker, Diane/Roland, Beverly +Ballad of Billie Blue, The (1972)/Green, Johnny (VI)/Estrada, Erik (I)/Ledger, Jason/Allen, Marty/Danton, Ray/Miles, Sherry/Bain, Sherry +Balloon Snatcher (1969)/McFadden, Bob +Balto (1995)/Sinden, Donald/Cummings, Jim (I)/Roberts, William (III)/Shannon, Michael (I)/Angel, Jack (I)/Tichenor, Austin/Rist, Robbie/Carter, Jim (I)/Hagon, Garrick/Collins, Phil (I)/Mann, Danny (I)/Martin, Reed/Hoskins, Bob/Bacon, Kevin/Al, Big (I)/Long, Adam (I)/Bailey, Bill (II)/McShane, Michael (I)/Blanc, Jennifer/Fonda, Bridget/Brewer, Juliette/Bates-Campbell, Lola/Dickinson, Sandra/Margolyes, Miriam/Cavanaugh, Christine +Bambi (1942)/Behn, Peter/Davis, Tim (I)/Albright, Hardie/Horner, Jack (I)/Cook, Dolyn Bramston/Wright, Will (I)/Stewart, Bobby (II)/Sutherland, John (IV)/Edwards, Sam (I)/Holloway, Sterling/Dunagan, Donnie/Alexander, Stan/Shields, Fred/Audrey, Bobette/Wohlwend, Elouise/Lee, Margaret (I)/Christy, Jeanne/Santoro, Francesca/Lansing, Mary/Gillis, Ann (I)/Darlington, Marion/Chapman, Janet (I)/Nelson, Babs/Hubbard, Thelma/King, Cammie/Richards, Sandra Lee/Boardman, Thelma/Winslowe, Paula +Bambi II (2006)/Fahn, Harrison/Orr, Jordan/Jones, Nicky (III)/Gould, Alexander/Pimental, Brian/Shenusay, George/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Cowgill, Makenna/Welker, Frank/Ferguson, Keith (II)/Baerg, Brendon/Ghannam, Anthony/Soucie, Kath/Rose, Jennessa/Restrum, Alexis/Hennesy, Carolyn (I)/Summer, Cree/Bowen, Andrea/Day, Mary/Winter, Ariel/Lima, Emma Rose/Mouser, Mary Matilyn +Bamboo Saucer, The (1968)/Ericson, John/Beck, Vincent/Gerstle, Frank/Hastings, Bob (I)/Katurich, Nick/Robinson, Bartlett/Fox, Bernard (I)/Duryea, Dan/Baldwin, Bill (II)/Romano, Andy/Mims, William (I)/Hong, James/Dane, Robert/Cattani, Rico/Leslie, Nan/Nettleton, Lois +Banjoman (1975)/Scruggs, Earl/Elliott, Jack (III)/Parsons, Gene/Watson, Merle/Watson, Doc/White, Clarence/Battin, Skip/McGuinn, Roger/Byrds, The/Bromberg, David (I)/Baez, Joan/Nelson, Tracy (II) +Barefoot Executive, The (1971)/Culver, Howard (I)/Renaday, Peter/Rorke, Hayden/Coffin, Tristram/Cox, Wally (I)/Prentiss, Ed/Shayne, Robert (I)/Morgan, Harry/Russell, Kurt (I)/Raffles (II)/Burbank, Jeffrey/Hewitt, Alan (I)/Bender, Jack/Bradley, Paul (I)/Teague, Anthony 'Scooter'/Baylor, Hal/Anfinsen, Tom/Flynn, Joe (I)/Flavin, James/Willock, Dave/Dixon, Glenn (I)/Rhodewalt, Bruce/Farley, Morgan/Daily, Bill/Jones, Hank (I)/Neise, George N./Dean, Fabian/Pratt, Judson/Smith, Jack (III)/Faulkner, Edward/Douglas, James B./Reimers, Edwin/Howard, Vince/Ritter, John/North, Heather/Adrian, Iris/Brent, Eve/Gould, Sandra (I) +Barefoot in the Park (1967)/Indrisano, John/Redford, Robert (I)/Hartley, Ted/Boyer, Charles (I)/Edelman, Herb/Feld, Fritz/Burns, Paul E./Stone, James (I)/Roberts, Doris/Albertson, Mabel/Natwick, Mildred/Fonda, Jane/Bird, Billie +Barney's Great Adventure (1998)/Hell, Sébastian/West, Bob (IV)/Morgan, Trevor (I)/Holland, Matt (I)/Hearn, George/Sage, B Martin/Foster, Steffen/Taras, Barry/Fawcett, Alan (I)/Ayres, Jeff (I)/Joyner, David (I)/Maclaren, John (I)/Douglas, Shirley/Le Guerrier, Renee Madeline/Wheeler, Jane/Johnson, Julie (I)/Pratt, Kyla (II)/Rice, Diana/Wirtz, Patty +Battle for the Planet of the Apes (1973)/Williams, Paul (III)/Akins, Claude/Knight, Andy (II)/Keen, Noah/Landis, John (I)/Porter, Bobby/Ayres, Lew/Darden, Severn/Bacon, James/Eastham, Richard/Stearns, Michael (I)/Stevens, Paul (I)/Wilson, Cal (I)/Huston, John (I)/Cardi, Pat/McDowall, Roddy/Stoker, Austin/Camp, Colleen/Lowe, Heather (I)/Trundy, Natalie/Nuyen, France +Battle of Britain (1969)/Jungermann, Alf/Malicz, Mark/Scibor, Andrzej/Lamont, Duncan (I)/Flemyng, Robert/Neuhaus, Paul (I)/Andrews, Harry/Webb, David (I)/Bates, Michael (I)/McShane, Ian/Jürgens, Curd/Caine, Michael (I)/Olivier, Laurence/Horras, Reinhard/Howard, Trevor (I)/Fox, Edward (I)/Wladon, Jean/Kircher, Helmut/Redgrave, Michael/Grellis, Brian/Morant, Richard/Webb, David (III)/Riess, Hein/Petzel, Malte/Alberty, Karl-Otto/Gwillim, Jack/Cosmo, James/Allerson, Alexander/More, Kenneth/Griffin, David (I)/Tate, Nick/Richardson, Ralph (I)/Morgan, Richardson/Nicholls, Anthony/Harnisch, Wolf/Frauboes, Dietrich/Foster, Barry/Pennell, Nicholas/Shaw, Robert (I)/Baskcomb, John/Hager, Peter (I)/von Aacken, Wilfried/Stiefel, Rolf/Foxley, W.G./Wymark, Patrick/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Maranne, André/Thomason, Reg/Savident, John/Comer, John (I)/Hoyle, Myles/Trubshawe, Michael/Reddemann, Manfred/Chatto, Tom/Dodson, Eric/Patrick, Nigel/Barry, Hilda/Lawson, Sarah (I)/Heywood, Pat (II)/York, Susannah/Blair, Isla +Bear De Guerre (1968)/Miller, Marvin (I)/Harrington Jr., Pat +Bears and I, The (1974)/Duggan, Andrew (I)/Pine, Robert/Baylor, Hal/Ansara, Michael/George, Chief Dan/de Vargas, Valentin/Wayne, Patrick (I) +Beartooth (1978)/Taylor, Buck (I)/Taylor, Dub (I)/Bush, Johnny/Nugent, Judy (I) +Beauty and the Beast (1987)/Bee, Joseph/Graber, Yossi/Goldvasser, Rafi/Lavy, Eran/Atias, Amiram/Ben-Sira, Ya'ackov/Zytzer, Nitzan/Schneider, Michael (I)/Savage, John (I)/Hobshar, Eduardo/Messinger, Jack/Mor, Tzipi/Marner, Carmela/Sherph, Deborah/Harlap, Ruth/Kanter, Firat/De Mornay, Rebecca +Beauty and the Beast (1991)/Pauley, Wilbur/de Ruiter, Albert/Orbach, Jerry/Stanley, Gordon/Moss, Larry (III)/Sturk, Stephen/Null, Panchali/Farmer, Bill (I)/Murphy, Alec/Hansen, Larry/Hansen, Randy (I)/Welker, Frank/Everhart, Rex/Smith, Hal/Adler, Bruce/White, Richard (I)/Proctor, Phil/Fifer, Bruce/Flucker, Johnson/Pierce, Bradley/Barnes, Scott (I)/Stiers, David Ogden/Benson, Robby/Lackey, Hearndon/Corti, Jesse/Cummings, Brian/Epstein, Alvin/Pinney, Patrick/Dvorsky, George/Angel, Jack (I)/Jay, Tony/Clarke, Philip L./McGowan, Mickie/Hart, Mary Ann/Robertson, Kimmy/Bonta, Vanna/Korey, Alix/Darling, Jennifer/O'Hara, Paige/Worley, Jo Anne/Perito, Jennifer/Brennan, Maureen (I)/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Richards-Hewes, Cynthia/Daley, Margery/Callaway, Liz/Soucie, Kath/Napoli, Susan/Kubey, Phyllis/Lansbury, Angela/Peyton, Caroline/Bergman, Mary Kay +Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971)/McKennon, Dal/Weighill, Ian/Raine, Jack/Peel, Richard/Holt, Bob/Burke, Patrick Sullivan/Weinrib, Lennie/Dennis-Leigh, Patrick/Lating, Manfred/Jaffe, Sam (I)/McDowall, Roddy/Eustrel, Anthony/Orchard, John (I)/Malet, Arthur/Delevanti, Cyril/Gould-Porter, Arthur/Snart, Roy/Brotherson, Eric/Larsen, Milt (I)/Farley, Morgan/Traeger, Rick/Jewkes, Delos/Ericson, John/Space, Arthur/Bachmann, Conrad/Owen, Reginald/Mann, George/Forsyth, Bruce/Brugman, James/Wrigley, Ben/Worden, Hank/Kane, Sid/Tomlinson, David (I)/Lansbury, Angela/O'Callaghan, Cindy/Semon, Maxine/O'Shea, Tessie/Morrison, Barbara (I)/Gould, Ina +Belabour Thy Neighbor (1970)/Myhers, John +Ben and Me (1953)/Ruggles, Charles/Conried, Hans/Thompson, Bill (I)/Holloway, Sterling +Ben-Hur (1959)/Carrer, Emile/Truman, Ralph/Coleman, Richard (I)/Lemkow, Tutte/Tordi, Pietro/Kuehl, Bill/Brown, Jerry (III)/Billingsley, Hugh/Jaffe, Sam (I)/De La Fosse, Victor/Pial, Aldo/Berber, Ady/Griffith, Hugh (I)/Layton, Lord/Fiermonte, Enzo/Brown, Robert (I)/Hawkins, Jack/Olmstead, Remington/Mitri, Tiberio/Doro, Mino/Thring, Frank (I)/Lyons, Cliff/Heston, Charlton/Canutt, Joe/Buzzanca, Lando/Morell, André/Pini, Aldo/Danesi, Alfredo/Cosmo, Michael/Currie, Finlay/Capanna, Otello/Hale, Richard (II)/Yrigoyen, Joe/Marra, Luigi/Gemma, Giuliano/Pozzetto, Diego/Mozele, Aldo/Ward, Dervis/Boyd, Stephen (I)/Dugan, Michael (I)/Singh, Reginald Lal/Jauregui, Ed/Mayne, Ferdy/Lang, Stevenson/Van Riel, Raimondo (I)/Fazio, Dino/Heater, Claude/Lamont, Duncan (I)/O'Leary, Thomas/Le Mesurier, John/Silvani, Aldo/Sheldon, Noel/Richfield, Edwin/Payne, Laurence/Relph, George/Glenn, John (I)/Lang, Howard (II)/Shaw, Maxwell/Ross, Hector/Horsley, John/Davies, David (II)/Longdon, Terence/Scott, Martha/Vitelleschi, Stella/Del Balzo, Liana/Greci, José/O'Donnell, Cathy (I)/Harareet, Haya/Berti, Marina +Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1970)/Gregory, James (I)/Franciscus, James/Watson, David (I)/Heston, Charlton/McDowall, Roddy/Andrews, Tod (I)/Buono, Victor/Sierra, Gregory/Bacon, James/Richards, Paul (I)/Gomez, Thomas/Frees, Paul/Burke, Eldon (I)/Corey, Jeff/Colley, Don Pedro/Evans, Maurice/Wagner, Lou/Hunter, Kim (I)/Trundy, Natalie/Harrison, Linda (I) +Bengal Tiger, The (1973)/Mulhare, Edward +Beniker Gang, The (1985)/Massengale, Thomas/Smitrovich, Bill/Fields, Charles/Heald, Anthony/Duell, William/Martin, George (II)/Pintauro, Danny/McCarthy, Andrew (I)/Venantini, Luca/Walsh, J.T./Ofir, Doron/Patton, Will (I)/McRobbie, Peter/Alan-Lee, Jeff/Ainsworth, Frederick/Hoxie, Richmond/Dundas, Jennifer/Glick, Stacey/Bond, Anna (I)/Byrne, Martha/Reehling, Joyce/Croft, Paddy/Hamill, Mary (I) +Benji (1974)/Camp III, Joe/Buchanan, Edgar/Young, J.D./Carter, Terry (I)/Starkey, Charles/DeLatte, Ed/Vaughn, Ben (I)/Fiuzat, Allen/Slade, Mark (I)/Painter, Biff/Marrou, Rene/Dog, Higgins the/Connelly, Christopher (I)/Thomas, Robert (V)/Vigran, Herb/Swartz, Larry/Puckett, Don/Breck, Peter/Lester, Tom/Raider-Wexler, Victor/Hearne, Erwin/King, Bill (I)/Smith, Jacqueline Ann/Walley, Deborah (I)/Garrett, Patsy/Vanston, Vicki/Smith, Cynthia (I)/Hearne, Katie/Bavier, Frances +Benji the Hunted (1987)/Steagall, Red/Vaughn, Ben (I)/Francis, Mike (I)/Zanduni, Steve/Camp, Joe (I)/Benji (I)/Inn, Frank/Thorndike, Karen/Francis, Nancy +Benny Goodman Story, The (1955)/Hampton, Lionel/James, Harry (I)/Wilson, Teddy (II)/Erman, John/Green, Urbie/Menken, Shepard/Russin, Babe/Clarke, Robert (I)/Faylen, Frank/Tannen, Charles (I)/Kasday, David/Givot, George/Averback, Hy/Ory, Kid/Simon, Robert F./Getz, Stan/Allen, Steve (I)/Reuss, Alan/Graff, Wilton/Pollack, Ben/Davis Sr., Sammy/Essler, Fred/Strong, Frank D./Krupa, Gene/Kruschen, Jack/Kapp, Richard/Winslow, Dick/Anderson, Herbert/Elman, Ziggy/Ray, Buddy/Truex, Barry/Clayton, Buck/Gersten, Berta/Reed, Donna/Tilton, Martha +Bermuda Triangle, The (1979)/Jackson, Ron (I)/Crandall, Brad/Logan, James (I)/Kenney, Joel/St. George, Clement/Fry, Ed/Van Dalsem, Michael/Mattingly, Hedley/Vanders, Warren/Jordan, Harlan/Albee, Donald/Manzel, Paul/Houde, Joe/Kemmerling, Warren J./Leiber Jr., Fritz/Seale, Oliver/Bishop Jr., Howard W./Magruder, Robert/Holmes, Leland/Herskowitz, Brian/Ellzey, David (I)/Schulze, Kimo/Pochna, John/Hibbard, Robert/Farrell, Steve (I)/Davis, Vince (I)/Morshower, Glenn/Frank, Tony/Hall, Albert (I)/Galt, John William/Bohner, R.J./Todd, Jeremiah/Munson, Warren/Sahm, David/Bohan, John (I)/Rasulala, Thalmus/Bisman, Larry/Dhooge, Desmond/Roberts, Arthur (II)/Houston, Charles E./Wyse, Don (I)/von Franckenstein, Clement/Matts, Tom/Wiseman, Don (I)/Wiggins, Jim (I)/Mills, Richard M./Glanfield, Michael/Kendrick, Tommy G./Ferguson, Bobbie/Galvan, Anne/Roker, Roxie/Berlitz, Lin/Turner, Vickery/Medin, Harriet +Beyond and Back (1978)/Adix, Vern/Clayton, Hyde/Keefer, Norman/Crandall, Brad/Carroll, William (I)/Keefer, Norm/Cannaday, Richard/Chandler, David (IV)/Falcone, Stewart/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Capel, Maxilyn/Daniel, Elaine/Bishop, Linda/Davis, Lori (II)/Rowland, Beverly/Osterloh, Shelley/Noyes, Jan/Bylund, Janet/Pappas, Lucia +Big Beef at the O.K. Corral (1974)/Mann, Larry D./Holt, Bob +Big Brother Trouble (2000)/Casagrande, Leif/López, Mario (I)/Barlow, Christopher/Sero, Nicholas/Thomas, Michael (XX)/Hopkins, Bo/Terry, Pat (I)/Glaeser, James/Neill, Justin/Goldberg, Eric Ian/Elgin, Adam/Kepa, Dion/Gray, Chad (I)/Harris, Cameron/Perez, Jason (I)/Nguyen, John (III)/Albala, Michael (I)/Friday, Stephen/Kane, Thomas (I)/Palermo, Brian/Pandey, Vinod (I)/Unruh, Devin/Pilr, Philip Aejzong/Rubens, Josh/Gonzales, Henry (III)/Newton, Andrew/Thimell, Jeremy/Telienki, Ryan/Costello, Dwayne/Saewert, Ryan/Heskimen, Jim/Reed, David (IV)/Erhardt, Ben/Prater, Matthew/Nimoy, Jeff/Burton, Ross (II)/Swift, Cameron/Gant, Jamar/Wynn, John (II)/Rocha, Michael/Smiley, P.B./Hart, Shad/Beardsley, Michael/Grief, Mike/Gillespie, Ben (I)/Schmidt, Kenneth (I)/Bell, E.E./Suchánek, Michal (I)/Ralston, Corey/Kavanagh, Chasen/Frias, Derek/Scott, Tony (IV)/Spencer, Alec/Oney, Jonathan/Grousso, Vincent/Van Patten, Dick/Rigdon, Coulter/Walther, Seth/Ziegler, Susan/Chartoff, Melanie/Hujik, Alexa/Ouillette, Lois/Brooke, Lindsey/Cuba, Rebkah +Big Fisherman, The (1959)/Dana, Mark/Rudley, Herbert/Harris, Jonathan (I)/McDonald, Francis/Troupe, Tom/Reason, Rhodes/Lom, Herbert/Brandon, Henry (I)/Stricklyn, Ray/Saxon, John/Randall, Stuart (I)/Griffith, James (I)/Turner, Don (I)/Hutton, Brian G./Mark, Michael (I)/Di Reda, Joe/Mudie, Leonard/Bakewell, William/Moody, Ralph (I)/Keel, Howard/Pine, Phillip/Barney, Jay/Adams, Peter (I)/Scourby, Alexander/Kohner, Susan/Fletcher, Charlotte/Stewart, Marianne/Seldes, Marian/Bondi, Beulah/Gilbert, Jo (I)/Hyer, Martha +Big Game Haunt (1968)/Storch, Larry +Big House Ain't a Home, The (1974)/Butler, Daws/Holt, Bob +Bigfoot: Man or Beast? (1971)/Morgan, Robert (XVI)/Sam (XIV)/Dahinden, Rene/Krantz, Grover/Davis, J. (II)/Melville, Sam/Green, John (VII) +Bij de beesten af (1972)/Scourby, Alexander/Koolhaas, Anton +Billboard Dad (1998)/Banks, Carl (I)/Chase, Bailey/Miller, Gary (IX)/Staubach, Mark Allan/Saletta, Sam/Caudell, Toran/Bowman, Vincent/Fry, Kevin/Carey, Matthew (II)/Messer, Scott/Rojas III, Rafael/Amandes, Tom/Dill, Guy/Gibney, Mitch/Kushell, Lisa/Bradford, Liberty/Amsterdam, Lisa (I)/Tuck, Jessica/Mozes, Patrice/Caplan, Twink/Olsen, Mary-Kate/Morgan, Diana (II)/Sadiello, Erin/Olsen, Ashley/Enuke, Amy/Bellisario, Troian Avery/Meltzer, Adrienne/Ratner, Ellen/Parry, Angelique/Montgomery, Lisa/Montei, Amanda/Ganzel, Teresa/Christofferson, Debra/Cardona, Hélène +Billion Dollar Hobo, The (1977)/Stellone, Al/Conway, Tim (I)/Weston, Eric (I)/Toomey, Jerry/Myhers, John/Lassick, Sydney/Geer, Will/Sivero, Frank (I)/Clark, Sharon (I)/Tessler, Sheela/Carroll, Victoria +Billy Rose's Jumbo (1962)/Durante, Jimmy/Houghton, Shep/Boyd, Stephen (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Lee, Ralph (I)/Wexler, Paul (I)/Coby, Fred/Boyle, Jack (II)/Wood, Wilson/Smith, J. Lewis/Williams, Robert (I)/Julian, Victor/Monahan, Joe (I)/Chandler, James (I)/Reichow, Otto/Anthony, Pat/Henon, Ron/Haren, Christian/Watts, Charles (I)/Cristiani, Corky/Berg, Richard (I)/Hart, John (I)/Wilson, Harry (I)/Barty, Billy/Jagger, Dean/Soule, Olan/Hines, Bill (I)/Waring, Joseph/Kostrick, Michael/Booth, Nesdon/Barton, Billy/Prohaska, Janos/Hearn, Chick/Dubsky, Adolph/Engel, Roy/Leavitt, Norman/Burton, Robert (I)/Sutton, Grady (I)/Raye, Martha/Wood, Lynn/Day, Doris (I)/Casey, Sue (I) +Birthday Party, The (1968)/Tafler, Sydney/Magee, Patrick (I)/Shaw, Robert (I)/Kelsall, Moultrie/Milnes, Bernadette/Nichols, Dandy/Fraser, Helen (I) +Biscuit Eater, The (1972)/Burns, Forrest/James, Clifton/Spell, George/Moreland, Mantan/Golden Eddie/Cambridge, Godfrey/Holliman, Earl/Whitaker, Johnny/Ayres, Lew/Bradley, Paul (I)/Richards, Beah/Hack, Dorothy/Crowley, Pat (I) +Bitka na Neretvi (1969)/Angelovski, Nikola-Kole/Hadzikaric, Hajrudin/Begolli, Faruk/Millot, Charles/Samardzic, Ljubisa/Siskov, Risto/Smigic, Goran/Tudic, Antun/Felba, Dragomir/Dvornik, Boris/Bitenc, Demeter/Pantelic, Vasa/Muzaferija, Zaim/Nero, Franco/Arandjelovic, Stole/Vidov, Oleg/Jagarinac, Sime/Gucevac, Ranko/Dawson, Anthony/Welles, Orson/Sovagovic, Fabijan/Vujisic, Pavle/Persson, Ralph/Smiljanic, Bozidar/Zivojinovic, Velimir 'Bata'/Rozman, Lojze/Sarc, Tomaz/Baloh, Miha/Bondarchuk, Sergei/Ross, Howard (I)/Krüger, Hardy/Shala, Abdurrahman/Jürgens, Curd/Brynner, Yul/Bulajic, Dusan/Kandic, Milos/Dapcevic, Milena/Mijatovic, Sibina/Koscina, Sylva/Rozin, Spela/Dravic, Milena +Black Beauty (1971)/Rola, Vicente/Martín, Daniel (I)/Gardiner, Patrick/Bilbao, Fernando/Golden, Eddie/Nettleton, John/Lawrence, Peter Lee/Franklyn, John (II)/Smith, Ronan (I)/Induni, Luis/Nieto, José (I)/Slezak, Walter/Lester, Mark (I)/Geraghty, Clive/Rodríguez, Eucilio/McGrath, Brian/Mower, Patrick/Palacios, Ricardo/Hoey, John/Rohm, Maria/Glas, Uschi/Lacey, Margaret +Black Beauty (1994)/Thewlis, David/Armstrong, Vic/Demeger, Robert/Regan, Vincent/Cumming, Alan/Asquith, Conrad/Stewart, Bill (I)/Penry-Jones, Rupert/Davison, Peter (I)/Carter, Jim (I)/Taylor, Philip (I)/McLoughlin, Bronco/Brannick, Dick/Walters, Anthony/O'Brien, Niall/Barnett, Angus/Hirst, Jonathan/Shah, Kiran/Davies, Lyndon/Ryall, David/Scurfield, Matthew/Kelsey, Ian/McNeilly, Paul/Valentine, Graham/Ross Magenty, Adrian/Morrison, Roger (I)/Burke, Patrick (I)/Bean, Sean/Baker, Sean (I)/Blowers, Sean/McCabe, Bill/Knott, Andrew/McEnery, John/Cook, Peter (I)/Young, Graeme Alexander/Maud, Julian/Quarmby, John/Armstrong, Alun/White, Freddy/Bron, Eleanor/Miles, Dido/Flanders, Keeley/Paternoster, Gemma/Armstrong, Georgina/Ayres, Rosalind/Richler, Emma +Black Moses of Soul, The (1973)/Hayes, Isaac +Black Rodeo (1972)/Purefoy, Nat/Watson, Rocky/Jackson, Nelson/Peet, Alfred/Thomas, James (V)/Goodman, Sandy (II)/Heura, Reuben/Knight, Pete/Richardson, Skeets/Ali, Muhammad/Rogers, Marval/Fields, Moses/Fields, Cornell/Hayes, Gordon (III)/Strode, Woody/Prophet, Chris/Wycoff, Archie/Gonzalez, Clarence/Young, Sandra (I)/Eason, Joanne/Bramwell, Lisa/Wright, Dorothy (II)/Bramwell, Betsy +Black Stallion, The (1979)/Axton, Hoyt/Karlsen, John/Hudson, Don (I)/Higgins, Michael (I)/Burton, John (III)/McNamara, Ed (I)/Buchanan, John (IV)/Larbi, Doghmi/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Dahlgren, Tom/Muse, Clarence/Tozzi, Fausto/Cousins, Frank/Reno, Kelly (I)/Trieste, Leopoldo/Maitland, Marne/Vigard, Kristen/Garr, Teri +Blackbeard's Ghost (1968)/Ustinov, Peter/Foulger, Byron/Deacon, Richard (I)/Murdock, George (I)/Glass, Ned/Thordsen, Kelly/Baker, Joby/Reid, Elliott/Grabowski, Norman/Arnold, Phil (I)/Russell, Bing/Carney, Alan/Jones, Hank (I)/Faye, Herbie/Markland, Ted/Fawcett, William/Brill, Charlie/Vigran, Herb/Montgomery, Ralph/Conrad, Michael (I)/Genge, Paul/Bradley, Paul (I)/Lamb, Gil/Nova, Lou/Reese, Ray/Harvey, Harry (II)/Jones, Dean (I)/Collier, Richard (I)/Baker, Elsie/Lanchester, Elsa/Minner, Kathryn/Taft, Sara/Bronson, Betty/Flynn, Gertrude/Pleshette, Suzanne +Blair Witch Mountain Project, The (2002)/Juttner, Christian/Steinlen, Andy/Geiger, Kirk (II)/Downs, Dermott/Savage, Brad (I)/MacMinn, Geordie/Eisenmann, Ike (II)/Bakalyan, Richard/Taraborrelli, J. Randy/Levy, Hope/Eriksen, Robin/Richards, Kim (I) +Blizzard (2003)/Triska, Jan/Carlson, Len/Bristow, Leif/Joyette, Demetrius/O'Hara, Aidan (I)/Bates, Paul (VIII)/Daniels, Tony/Burton, LeVar/Buckle, Josh/Dale, J. 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(I)/Foster, Jodie/Cobb, Geraldine (I)/Kyriakou, Romana/Marchese, Fifi/Harper, Ella/English, Louise/Baker, Susan (II)/Horn, Beverley +Bunglin' Builder, The (1971)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Bunny and Claude: We Rob Carrot Patches (1968)/Blanc, Mel/Woodell, Pat +Burattino di nome Pinocchio, Un (1972)/Rascel, Renato +Bushbaby, The (1969)/Naismith, Laurence/Lack, Simon/Pedro, Ellario/Gossett Jr., Louis/Howlett, Noel/Ansah, Tommy/Wyldeck, Martin/Maddern, Victor/Gwillim, Jack/Bayldon, Geoffrey/Goodwin, Harold (II)/Houston, Donald (I)/Jonah, Willie/Maitland, Marne/Hyatt, Charles (I)/Brooks, Margaret/Debayo, Jumoke +Buster's Last Stand (1970)/Stafford, Grace +Bye Bye Birdie (1963)/Turner, Mell/Gray, Joe (I)/Sully, Frank/Miller, Harold (I)/Paige, Robert (IV)/Pearson, Jesse/Bloch, Ray/Lynde, Paul/Delevanti, Cyril/Evans, Michael (I)/Daly, John (I)/Van Dyke, Dick/de Azevedo, Ric/Albertson, Frank (I)/Morton, Gregory/Lamb, Gil/Lawton, Donald/Aaker, Lee/Astar, Ben/Ray Bloch Orchestra, The/Konzal, 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Christopher/Naismith, Laurence/Olaf, Pierre/Rogers, Anthony (I)/Greene, Leon/Beauvy, Nicolas/Jeffries, Lionel/Marshal, Gary (I)/Hemmings, David/Nero, Franco/Abbott, Fredric/Harris, Richard (I)/Marsh, Gary (I)/Bromilow, Peter/Merlino, Gene/Casey, Sue (I)/Redgrave, Vanessa/Winwood, Estelle +Cancel My Reservation (1972)/Darrow, Henry/Crosby, Bing/Weaver, Doodles/Tucker, Forrest/George, Chief Dan/Oliver, Gordon (I)/Wynn, Keenan/Carson, Johnny (I)/Wilson, Flip/Schaefer, Buster/Vigran, Herb/Hope, Bob (I)/Morita, Pat/Wayne, John (I)/Bellamy, Ralph/Yniguez, Richard/Bogart, Tracy/Hoopes, Isabella/Garcia, Priscilla/Bordoff, Trudy/Saint, Eva Marie/Carr, Betty Ann/Archer, Anne +Candleshoe (1977)/Balfour, Michael/Niven, David (I)/Samuels, David (I)/Segal, Michael (I)/Bromley, Sydney/McKern, Leo/Andrews, Harry/Sharrock, Ian/Anderson, Bob (III)/Alderson, John (I)/Diamond, Peter (I)/Foster, Jodie/Pickles, Vivian/Tamakuni, Sarah/Quilligan, Veronica/Hayes, Helen (I)/Shay, Mildred +Candy Man, The (1969)/González, Félix (II)/Sanders, George (I)/Kelly, John (XIV)/Anderson, Chuck (I)/Fábregas, Manuel (I)/Cortés, Carlos/Galván, Pedro/Espinosa 'Ferrusquilla', José Ángel/Garina, Tamara/Hopkin, Pixie/Rodman, Nancy/Parrish, Leslie (I)/Ferrat, Lupita/Romand, Gina +Cannon Movie Tales: Puss in Boots (1988)/Connery, Jason/Schneider, Michael (I)/Walken, Christopher/Marner, Carmela +Caprices de Marie, Les (1970)/Périer, François/Gravey, Fernand/Convy, Bert/Marielle, Jean-Pierre/Dudicourt, Marc/Noiret, Philippe/Drake, Colin (I)/Crémieux, Henri/Guéret, Georges/Valéry, Olga/Cortese, Valentina/Perego, Didi/Marchini, Dorothy (II)/Keller, Marthe +Captain Nemo and the Underwater City (1969)/Ramsey, Ian/Connor, Kenneth (I)/Connors, Chuck (I)/Moore, John (III)/Nossek, Ralph/Fraser, Bill (I)/Bailey, Anthony (I)/Hartstone, Christopher/Turner, John (I)/Barry, Alan/Harding, Vincent (I)/Cuthbertson, Allan/Ryan, Robert (I)/Newman, Nanette/Paluzzi, Luciana +Captain Sindbad (1963)/Crawford, John (I)/Wanka, Rolf/Dobson, James (I)/Schütze, Ludwig/Fawcett, Charles/Schapar, John/Haggerty, Fred/Jerger, Burr/Schumm, Hans/Hamilton, Bernie/Montaigne, Lawrence/Williams, Guy (I)/Toone, Geoffrey/Brace, Peter/Schneider, Helmuth (I)/Marsac, Maurice/Armendáriz, Pedro/Brandon, Henry (I)/Doleman, Guy/Barnes, Walter/Sofaer, Abraham/Wilding, Dave/Powell, Joe (I)/Schubert, Anna Luise/Brühl, Heidi/Jahnen, Margaret +Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland, The (1987)/Fawcett, Alan (I)/Henshaw, Jim/Hennessey, Dan/Stocker, John/Hampshire, Keith/Knight, Keith (II)/Fox, Colin (I)/Dermer, Bob/McManus, Don (II)/Moore, Tracey (I)/Goy, Luba/Hanna, Elizabeth/Court, Alyson/Almos, Eva/Lukofsky, Marla +Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation (1986)/Fantini, Michael/Dermer, Bob/Hennessey, Dan/Kay, Hadley/Thrasher, Sunny Besen/Wiggins, Chris (I)/Henshaw, Jim/Hyatt, Pam/Almos, Eva/Miller, Maxine/Summer, Cree/Griffin, Nonnie/Black, Patricia/Lukofsky, Marla/Court, Alyson/Figura, Gloria/Brown, Melleny/Richards, Billie Mae/Kaye, Angella/Green, Janet-Laine +Care Bears Movie, The (1985)/Hennessey, Dan/Thrasher, Sunny Besen/George, Brian (I)/Titcomb, Brent/Henshaw, Jim/Dermer, Bob/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Kay, Hadley/Richards, Billie Mae/Almos, Eva/Figura, Gloria/Brown, Melleny/Roman, Susan/Goy, Luba/Eastwood, Jayne/Evans, Anni/Hawkes, Terri/Lukofsky, Marla/Summer, Cree/Black, Patricia/Engel, Georgia/Rennie, Pauline/Burroughs, Jackie/Green, Janet-Laine +Carnival Magic (1981)/Weston, Mark (I)/Segal, Howard (II)/Stewart, Don (I)/Houlton, Jennifer/Carrol, Regina +Carnivale (2000)/Brody, Steve/Kaler, Jamie/Laurie, Hugh/Haddrick, Ron/Antrobus, David/Ebbington, Amanda/Martin, Olivia (I)/Bonham Carter, Helena +Carrotblanca (1995)/Burson, Greg/LaMarche, Maurice/Alaskey, Joe/Bergen, Bob/MacNeille, Tress +Cars (2006)/Benton, Larry/Marin, Cheech/Leno, Jay/Petty, Richard (I)/Wilson, Owen/Earnhardt Jr., Dale/Stanton, Andrew (I)/Piven, Jeremy/Kind, Richard/Waltrip, Darrell/Carlin, George/Keaton, Michael/Wheeler, H.A. 'Humpy'/The Cable Guy, Larry/Schumacher, Michael (V)/Wallis, Michael (I)/Magliozzi, Tom/Ranft, Joe/Shalhoub, Tony/Newman, Paul (I)/Dooley, Paul/Ochoa, Adrian/Andretti, Mario/Ratzenberger, John/Costas, Bob/Romano, Lou/Rivera, Jonas/Nelson, Mike (VIII)/Quaroni, Guido/Holowicki, E.J./Keever, Douglas/Magliozzi, Ray/Helmond, Katherine/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Lewis, Jenifer/Collins, Lindsey/Petty, Lynda/Clark, Sarah (VI)/Hunt, Bonnie/Knight, Elissa/McClurg, Edie +Castaway Cowboy, The (1974)/Kahana, Kim/Sierra, Gregory/Capiña, Lito/Woodd, Lee/Velasco, Jerry (I)/Garner, James/Culp, Robert/Hooker, Buddy Joe/Delgado, Luis (I)/Shea, Eric/Fisher, Shug/Hannemann, Nephi/Burke, Patrick Sullivan/Hanalei, Ralph/Tupou, Manu/Miles, Vera/Smith, Elizabeth (I) +Cat from Outer Space, The (1978)/Begg, Jim/Jackman, Tom (I)/Hampton, James (I)/Berry, Ken (I)/Sorenson, Nick (I)/McDowall, Roddy/Hurst, Rick/Manza, Ralph/Schell, Ronnie/Renaday, Peter/Fujikawa, Jerry/Booke, Sorrell/Morgan, Harry/Conried, Hans/McKennon, Dal/Prince, William (I)/Soboloff, Arnold/White, Jesse (I)/Jones, Hank (I)/Stevenson, McLean/Pedi, Tom/Carter, Mel (I)/Whalen, Fred L./Alderson, John (I)/Stratton, Gil/Pancake, Roger/Slate, Henry/Young, Alan (I)/Price, Roger (I)/Medalis, Joseph G./Marsh, Tiger Joe/Platt, Howard/Duncan, Sandy/Milo, Jana/Backes, Alice +Cats Don't Dance (1997)/Herried, Matthew/Auberjonois, Rene/Rhys-Davies, John/Johansen, David/Knotts, Don/Dindal, Mark/Kennedy, George (I)/Bakula, Scott/Welker, Frank/Holbrook, Hal/Guy, Jasmine/Peldon, Ashley/Cole, Natalie/Gerson, Betty Lou/Najimy, Kathy/Ridgeway, Lindsay +Cattle Battle (1971)/Weinrib, Lennie +Centinelas del silencio (1971)/Welles, Orson/Montalban, Ricardo +Cerf-volant du bout du monde (1958)/de Bardine, Patrick/Astié, Alain/Szymanski, Gérard/Chang, Chun-Hua/Tien, Hsieh/Faburel, Jacques/P'Ung, Lou/Hoa, Monique/Fontan, Gabrielle/Rozenberg, Sylviane/Tchen, Tchen-Ming/Kong, Souan Won +Cerveau, Le (1969)/Dihé, Yvon/Gouaze, Jean-Paul/Ciron, Jacques/Pappini, Roger/Lerick, Bob/Dalban, Robert/Guiot, Fernand/Bonnafoux, Guy/Mercey, Paul/Read, Douglas/Bourvil/Torres, César/Montavon, Max/Lumont, Roger/Valois, Frank/Van Dooren, Jacques/Stephens, Trevor A./Garland, Michel/Wallach, Eli/Delorme, Guy/Duggan, Tommy/David, Mario (I)/Ingarao, Bob/Posier, Jean-Pierre/Roussel, Pierre (I)/Rico, John/Delfosse, Raoul/Zardi, Dominique/Gérôme, Raymond/Borodine, Jean/Tornade, Pierre/Barre, Jean-François/Monk, Roland/Cortese, Luigi/Charvey, Marcel/Attal, Henri/Crohem, Daniel/Barsacq, Yves/Besson, Mick/Lacy, Gordon/Steinbach, Georges/Camba, Kim/Taylor, Arch/Dalin, Charles/Gabert, Jean/Minisini, Jean/Préjean, Patrick/Streiff, Gérard/Belmondo, Jean-Paul/Balutin, Jacques/Hernandez, Gérard/Pierson, Raymond/Génès, Henri/Walls, Christian/Merisi, Pippo/Brouer, Jerry/Niven, David (I)/Grimaldi, Sophie/Bayard, Micha/Monti, Silvia +Challenge for Robin Hood, A (1967)/Pickering, Donald/Ingham, Barrie/Hayter, James/Greene, Leon/Harvey, John (I)/Hewlett, Arthur/Lye, Reg/Graham, John (XVII)/Flynn, Eric/Mitchell, Douglas (I)/Squire, William/Bass, Alfie/Arnatt, John/Gugolka, John/Mitchell, Norman (I)/Blythe, Peter (I)/Woofe, Eric/Hamilton, Gay/Till, Jenny +Challenge to Be Free (1975)/Van Bibber, Alex/Brady, Brandon/Garnett, Tay/Kane, Jimmy/Yardley, Gordon/Ford, Fritz/Russell, Brian (I)/Yardley, Ted/McKinnon, Bob (I)/Piper, Patty/Reitano, Roger/Christy, Vic (I)/McIntire, John (I)/Mazurki, Mike/Yardley, Connie +Challenge to Lassie (1949)/Allen, Harry (I)/Downing, Vernon/Martin, Harry (I)/Carey, Leonard/Hale, Robert (II)/Napier, Alan/Gwenn, Edmund/Crisp, Donald (I)/Hawkins, Jimmy/Collins, Paul (I)/Owen, Reginald/Hytten, Olaf/Bunny, George/Hare, Lumsden/Harris, Sam (II)/Noonan, Eric/Ferguson, Al (I)/Deery, Jack/Mudie, Leonard/Glynn, Richard/Webb, Alan/Boulton, Matthew/Richards, Gordon/Thornton, Cyril/Dunbar, David (I)/Breon, Edmund/Evans, Herbert/Shields, Arthur/Cording, Harry/Kingsford, Guy/Bernard, Barry/Hughes, T. Arthur/Copelin, Campbell/Pal (I)/Owen, Tudor/Mann, Stanley (II)/Thursby, David/Tapley, Colin/Wilton, Eric/Irwin, Charles (I)/Logan, James (I)/Stephenson, Henry/Harford, Alec/Payne, Louis/Morgan, Clive/Hamer, Gerald/Fairfax, James/Bair, David/O'Moore, Patrick/Craven, James (I)/Ford, Ross/Kenny, Colin/Sheffield, John (I)/Finlayson, James/Gordon, Mary (I)/Erwin, Madge/Beaumont, Kathryn/Allgood, Sara/Lloyd, Doris/Brooks, Geraldine (I)/Steele, Agnes/Seaton, Violet/Leon, Connie +Change of Habit (1969)/Vargas, Roberto (I)/Daheim, John/Carey, Timothy/Beach, Jim (II)/De Costa, Tony/Millet, Nefti/Val, Alex/Cumbuka, Ji-Tu/Presley, Elvis/Aniov, Mario/Asner, Edward/Rodriguez, Ruben (I)/Hoyos Jr., Rodolfo/Schneider, Stanley/Elliott, William (II)/Martinez, A/Ballard, Ray/Corsentino, Frank/Wayland, Len/Renard, David/Swoger, Harry/De Anda, Robert/Melton, Troy/Carlson, Richard (I)/Emhardt, Robert/Tinne, Alex/Hern, Pepe/Toomey, Regis/Factor, Paul/Conte, Steve (I)/Vincent, Virginia/Moore, Mary Tyler/Kirk, Lorena/Figueroa, Laura/Dana, Leora/Garcia, Stella (I)/Rey, Araceli/Garay, Linda/Miles, Lilith/Merande, Doro/Love, Darlene/Wyles, Caitlin/Elliot, Jane (I)/McDevitt, Ruth/Conde, Rita/McNair, Barbara +Charge of the Model Ts, The (1979)/Nye, Louis/Thurman, Bill/Edelman, Herb/McCullough Jr., Jim/Johnson, Arte/Carson, John David/Fertitta, John P./Bagdasarian, Carol +Charley and the Angel (1973)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Begley Jr., Ed/Griffin, Jack (I)/O'Hanlon, George/Hastings, Bob (I)/Kolden, Scott C./Morgan, Harry/Van Patten, Vincent/Lindsey, George/Andrews, Edward (I)/MacMurray, Fred/Dunn, Liam/Mann, Larry D./Bakalyan, Richard/Watson, Mills/Thordsen, Kelly/Peary, Harold/Engel, Roy/Nichols, Barbara (I)/Delaney, Pat (I)/Cody, Kathleen/Leachman, Cloris/Tolsky, Susan/Anderson, Christina (I) +Charley Squash Goes to Town (1969)/Beaulieu, Isaac +Charlie Chan at the Olympics (1937)/Wallace, Morgan/Hale, Jonathan (I)/Hickman, Howard C./Tombes, Andrew/Keane, Edward/Luke, Keye/Joby, Hans/Oland, Warner/Vogeding, Frederick/Panzer, Paul/Bonn, Walter/Schilgen, Fritz/von Brincken, Wilhelm/Blystone, Stanley/Frey, Arno/Brodie, Don/Kikume, Al/Van Sickel, Dale/Shumway, Lee/Horsley, David (III)/Gordon, C. Henry/Vogan, Emmett/Eldredge, John/Carradine, John/Lane, Allan (I)/Jackson, Selmer/Nover, Virgil B./Owens, Jesse (I)/Fuerberg, Hans/Cavender, Glen/Klein, Tommy/Chandler, George (I)/Benedict, Brooks/Hendrian, Oscar 'Dutch'/Tom Jr., Layne/Wayne, Billy/Morris, Philip (I)/Seeley, Perry E./Rankin, Caroline/DeMille, Katherine/Moore, Pauline/Harris, Theresa/Urecal, Minerva +Charlie Chan on Broadway (1937)/Bromberg, J. Edward/Depp, Harry/O'Brien, Billy (I)/Huber, Harold/Burns, Harry/Lowery, Robert/Ash, Sam/Clifford, Jack (I)/Oland, Warner/Parker, Franklin/Borden, Eugene/Hamilton, Chuck (I)/Shumway, Lee/Rowan, Don/Chaney Jr., Lon/Faulkner, Carl/Dorr, Lester/Cavan, Allan/Vandergrift, Monte/Hall, Sherry/Otho, Henry/Dougherty, Jack (I)/Miles, Art/Fields, Sid/Regas, George (I)/Flavin, James/Ring, Cyril/Haefeli, Charles/Wayne, Billy/Luke, Keye/Fowley, Douglas/Jeffrey, William/Blaine, James (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Middlemass, Robert/Adams, Victor (I)/Brodie, Don/Morris, Philip (I)/Strang, Harry/Ainsley, Norman/Wood, Allen (I)/O'Flynn, Paddy/Stanley, Edwin/Washington, Blue/Dunn, Eddie/Guhl, George/Fox, Allen/Ames, Leon/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Hale, Creighton/Woods, Donald (I)/Williams, Charles (I)/Hutton, Beulah/Mori, Toshia/Marsh, Joan/Henry, Louise/Roy, Gloria (I)/Woodbury, Joan +Charlie in Hot Water (1970)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Charlie the Rainmaker (1971)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Charlie's Campout (1969)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Charlie's Golf Classic (1970)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Charlotte's Web (1973)/Messick, Don/White, William B./Stephenson, John (I)/Reilly, Charles Nelson/Bonaduce, Danny/Frank, Fred (III)/Other Singers/Gibson, Henry (I)/Madden, Dave (I)/Vigran, Herb/Holt, Bob/Lynde, Paul/Allen, Rex/Scott, Martha/Moorehead, Agnes/Gerber, Joan/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Ferdin, Pamelyn +Charlotte's Web (2006)/Pinches, Cameron/Bass, Russell/Kay, Dominic Scott/Richmond, Tequan/Benjamin, André/Cullum, John (I)/Anderson, Kevin (I)/Cleese, John/Buscemi, Steve/Bridges, Don/Cedric the Entertainer/Mooney, Nate/Ballantine, Noel/Redford, Robert (I)/Basaraba, Gary/Church, Thomas Haden/Benrubi, Abraham/Bridges, Beau/Corbett, Louis/Sibbett, Jane/Burness, Courtney Taylor/Rose, Jennessa/Raye, Zoë/Fallon, Siobhan/Bates, Kathy (I)/Smith, Afton/Fanning, Elle/Jones, Erica/Winfrey, Oprah/Lynch, Ella Scott/Davis, Essie/McEntire, Reba/Garner, Jennifer (I)/Mann, Leslie/Roberts, Julia (I)/Fanning, Dakota +Charro! (1969)/Frank, Arnie (I)/Brinegar, Paul/Landers, Harry (I)/Luster, Robert/Almanzar, James/Karnes, Robert/Pickard, John (I)/Hodge, Charlie/Sikking, James/Presley, Elvis/Sturges, Solomon/Grey, Duane/McKinley, J. Edward/Redwing, Rodd/Young, Tony (I)/French, Victor/Gray, Charles H./Walberg, Garry/Timothy, Megan/Kellogg, Lynn/Darc, Kathleen/Lang, Christa/Werle, Barbara/Brandt, Jacqui/Balin, Ina +Cheetah (1989)/Landfield, Timothy/Mothupi, Colin/Okello, Martin/Vundla, Ka/Mbandu, Konga/Rogers, Michael (V)/Kalanzi, Tony Evans/Qureshi, Allaudin/Onsongo, Paul/Adamson, 'J.J.' Joseph Otieno/Bhakoo, Kuldeep/Ebrahim, Siddik/Turner, Frank (II)/Tsuma, William/Wachira, Waigwa/Ward, James Kevin/Ngoima, Njoroge/Amalemba, Wally/Akare, Thomas/Adido, David/Coogan, Keith/Baird, Anthony/Lazarus, Aloysius/Clarke, Richard (II)/Otieno, David/Harvin, Lee/McGuinness, Rory (I)/Doughty, Denis/Jacobsen, Rod/Kamau, Evalyne/Deakins, Lucy/Gelardi, Jane/MacCoy, Jan/Gorman, Breon/Ngetsa, Kelly Harry/Kigada, Lydia +Cherche le phantom (1968)/Miller, Marvin (I)/Harrington Jr., Pat +Cherokee (1991)/Fromager, Alain/Roussillon, Jean-Paul/Nadot, Yves/Vincent, Thomas/Bennink, Han/Rialet, Daniel/Citti, Marc/Blanche, Roland/Desarthe, Gérard/Richert, Carole/Bourdil, Laurence/Lafont, Bernadette/Briant, Aude/Ramu, Emmanuelle +Chestnut: Hero of Central Park (2006)/Godin, Maurice/Watson, Scott (II)/Ewanuick, Fred/Bostwick, Barry/Louis, Justin (I)/Alcantar, Tony/Phillips, Ethan (I)/Cole, Chad (III)/Mackenzie, Karina/López, Irene Olga/Tucci, Christine/Amlee, Jessica/Vega, Makenzie/Karas, Irene/Breslin, Abigail +Chicken Little (2005)/Herskowitz, Brian/Marshall, Garry/Dindal, Mark/Spann, Aaron/Josten, Matthew Michael/Walton, Mark/Kress, Nathan/Bencich, Steve/Berg, Greg (I)/Frierson, Eddie/Kennedy, Mark (IV)/Shearer, Harry/Nichols, Jonathan/Amundsen, Tom/Finn, Will/Dunn, Evan/Elmore, Sean/Hahn, Archie/West, Adam (I)/Edgerly, Chris/Molina, Dan/Zahn, Steve/Hoover, Kelly/Warburton, Patrick/Mujica, Rene/Menville, Scott/Shawn, Wallace/Willard, Fred/Braff, Zach/Harris, Jason (I)/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Cowgill, David/Conrad, Scott (II)/Abrell, Brad/Whyte, Joe/Knotts, Don/Velez, Ivan 'Flipz'/Fraley, Patrick/Matheus, Connor/Sweeney, Pepper/Pape, Paul/Gonneau, Jackie/Lockhart, Anne (I)/McGarry, Dara/Marshall, Mona (I)/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Fein, Caitlin/Buescher, Julianne/Cusack, Joan/Douglas, Terri/Fein, Amanda/Sedaris, Amy/Kaplan, Amanda/Harvey, Brittney Lee +Chicken Run (2000)/Sharian, John/Spall, Timothy/Daniels, Phil (I)/Haygarth, Tony/Whitrow, Benjamin/Gibson, Mel (I)/Richardson, Miranda (I)/Horrocks, Jane/Staunton, Imelda/Kay, Lisa (I)/Ferguson, Lynn/Sawalha, Julia/Allen, Jo (II)/Strachan, Laura +Chikyû kogeki meirei: Gojira tai Gaigan (1972)/Kusakawa, Naoya/Ina, Kanta/Fujita, Zan/Takashima, Minoru/Shimizu, Gen/Omiya, Koetsu/Murata, Akio/Nakajima, Haruo/Ishikawa, Hiroshi (I)/Omae, Wataru/Nishizawa, Toshiaki/Murai, Kunio/Nakamura, Kurayoshi/Saito, Noritake/Satsuma, Kenpachiro/Saijo, Yasuhiko/Umeda, Tomoko/Ashihara, Kuniko/Hishimi, Yuriko +Children of Theatre Street, The (1977)/Timoushin, Alec/Saklinsky, Konstantin/Cerna, Michaela/Voronzova, Lena/Kelly, Grace (I)/Mezenzewa, Galina/Armeiskaya, Angelina +Chilly's Cold War (1970)/Butler, Daws +Chilly's Hide-a-Way (1971)/Butler, Daws +Chilly's Ice Folly (1970)/Butler, Daws +Chimp & Zee (1968)/Blanc, Mel +Chipmunk Adventure, The (1987)/Pinney, Patrick/Clarke, Philip L./Bagdasarian Jr., Ross/De Longis, Anthony/Sansom, Ken/Poulos, George/Adler, Charles (I)/Welker, Frank/Goodman, Dody/Cartwright, Nancy (I)/Tyrrell, Susan/Karman, Janice +Chisum (1970)/Palmer, Gregg (I)/Wayne, John (I)/Faulkner, Edward/George, Christopher (I)/Soble, Ron (I)/Mitchum, John/Donner, Robert (I)/Jaeckel, Richard/Teal, Ray/Cabot, Bruce (I)/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Langan, Glenn/Sofaer, Abraham/Pickard, John (I)/Worden, Hank/Morin, Alberto (I)/Espinosa 'Ferrusquilla', José Ángel/Baxter, Alan (I)/Tucker, Forrest/Agar, John (I)/Donno, Eddy/Bryant, William (I)/Gonzalez Gonzalez, Pedro/Battista, Lloyd/Villa, Trinidad/Burk, Jim (I)/Prine, Andrew/Roberson, Chuck/Deuel, Geoffrey/Corbett, Glenn (I)/Lyons, Cliff/Knowles, Patric/Volkie, Ralph/Mitchum, Christopher/Morgan, Bob (I)/Johnson, Ben (I)/McLaglen, Josh/Conrad, William (I)/McLaglen, Mary/McMyler, Pamela/Day George, Lynda +Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968)/Ross, Peter (IV)/Hill, Benny/Heawood, John/Unwin, Stanley/Van Dyke, Dick/Taylor, Larry (I)/Darbyshire, Michael/Wall, Max/Taylor, Gerald/Ross, Joseph (I)/Justice, James Robertson/Baskcomb, John/Kaye, Davy/Wattis, Richard/Doré, Alexander/Jenner, Robert/Campion, Gerald/Bacon, Max/Miles, Connel/Fröbe, Gert/Helpmann, Robert/Parker, Ross/Audreson, Michael/Arne, Peter/Maddern, Victor/Jeffries, Lionel/DeLyle, Monti/Llewelyn, Desmond/Kingsley, Nigel (I)/Fielder, Harry/Hall, Adrian (I)/Mullard, Arthur/Felton, Felix/Spear, Bernard/Waller, Kenneth/Davis, Eddie (I)/Windsor, Barbara/Howes, Sally Ann/Quayle, Anna/Truman Taylor, Totti/Ripley, Heather/Black, Eunice +Christmas Mountain (1981)/Miller, Mark (I)/Poelman, Brian/Pickens, Slim (I)/Ryan, Fran/Stanger, Barbara +Christmas That Almost Wasn't, The (1966)/Tripp, Paul (I)/Rabagliati, Alberto/Auer, Mischa/Fabrizio, Arnaldo/De Martino, Antonio/Yarbrough, Glenn/Imperato, Domenico/Fox, Sonny/Howell Jr., John Spencer/von Ledebur, Friedrich/Furnari, Salvatore/Karlsen, John/Cornelli, Adriano/Tripp, David/Guacci, Gaetano/Brazzi, Rossano/Doria, Francesco/Yellen, Michelle/Brazzi, Lydia/Enders, Ruth +Chubbchubbs!, The (2002)/Zieff, Rick/Thomas, Chance/Wolverton, Jeff/Simonsen, Bradford/Lurie, Peter/Armstrong, Eric (I)/Jacome-Wilkes, Sully/Baytler, Yakov (I)/Pietrantonio, Franco/Friedman, Layne/Adair, Dustin/Gordon, Robert (II)/Das, Sumit/Richards, Rick (I)/Jenkins, Mortonette/Biondo, Mary/Zackary, Julie +Château des singes, Le (1999)/Lang, Chris (I)/Connor, Chris (I)/Gambon, Michael/Barsacq, Yves/York, Michael (I)/Römer, Tara/Choel, Bruno/Tickner, French/Elliott, Peter (II)/Lonsdale, Michael (I)/Hill, Matt (I)/Arditi, Pierre/Hurt, John/Piat, Jean/Mayall, Rik/John, Alexander/Brühl, Daniel/Melet, Lionel/Dobson, Paul (I)/Jackson, Anthony T./Préjean, Patrick/Vanderpuye, William/Laddie, Miles/Bates, Alix/Quick, Diana/Field, Shirley Anne/Keast, Chantal/Wolfcarius, Wendy/Coppola, Ivanah/Marsh, Sally Ann/Souchon, Janine/Farès, Nadia (I)/Jaud, Janyse +Cinderella (1950)/Douglas, Mike (I)/Van Rooten, Luis/Phipps, William/McCauley, Clint/Fontaine, John/MacDonald, James (II)/Woodbury, John/Keen, Earl/Barclay, Don/Williams, Rhoda/Seibert, Helen/Bliss, Lucille/Audley, Eleanor/Woods, Ilene/Gerson, Betty Lou/Felton, Verna (I)/Stanley, Helene/Foray, June/Sullivan, June/Darlington, Marion/Williams, Lucille/Du Brey, Claire +Cinedictum (2002)/Rametov, Jumadulla/Rasulov, Akbar/Odilov, Oybek/Kartaev, Anvar/Khamrayev, Bekzod/Abdullayev, Farkhad/Adashev, Rudzhab/Jurabaev, Latif/Tulyaganov, Nabi/Tepper, Vladimir/Yusupov, Ulmas/Rakhmatov, Dias/Behelev, Michail/Kim, Grigoriy/Salihov, Fridrih/Salihov, Ravshan/Khachaturov, Eduard/Yunusov, Ulugbek/Abzalov, Melis/Yuldashev, Valeriy/Yuldashev, Ulugbek/Eltaev, Farodis/Shakirjanov, Azamjon/Artikov, Tohir/Muslimov, Valeri/Karimov, Kamil/Nurmatov, Bakhtier/Sagdiyev, Hayrulla/Mignarov, Abdukhalil/Beknazarov, Turgun/Arshan, Boris/Abdukadirov, Mirjamol/Umarov, Shukhrat/Egamberdiyev, Batir/Abdurakhmanov, Shukhrat/Nurmuhamedov, Tohir/Saibjanov, Artik/Bukharov, Marat/Voronin, Eduard/Nurmatov, Khodzhiakbar/Gulyamov, Abzal/Rasulov, Bahrom/Kozlova, Kristina/Abzalova, Nazira/Farmanova, Sitora/Mansurova, Shamsikamar/Sveshnikova, Larissa/Frolkina, Tatyana/Tovmasyan, Anna/Hvan, Evgeniya/Abdurasulova, Rizvangul/Sanaeva, Husniya/Sharifbaeva, Dilnoza/Abdusattarova, Feruza/Sharifbaeva, Shakhnoza/Halikova, Mukaddas/Sharifbaeva, Shirin/Mamukina, Lidia/Venihina, Olga/Azarova, Lyudmila/Hojimukhamedova, Yuliya/Eltaeva, Lola/Atabekova, Nilufar/Epaneshnikova, Natalya/Jalilova, Clara/Himich, Katerina/Miftahova, Alfiya/Umarova, Umida/Tratsevskaya, Zosya +Circus, The (1928)/Tyron, Max/Stone, Doc/Saxon, Hugh/Murphy, Steve (I)/Blystone, Stanley/Rand, John (I)/Bernard, Jack/Sandford, Tiny/Knight, Bill (I)/Kyle, H.L./Pierce, Jack P./Garcia, Al Ernest/O'Connor, L.J./Austin, Albert/Bachman, Charles A./Crocker, Harry/Conklin, Heinie/Bergman, Henry/Chaplin, Charles/Triller, Armand/Kono, Toraichi/Davis, George (I)/Barry, Eugene/Kennedy, Merna/Morrissey, Betty +Cirque du Soleil: Journey of Man (2000)/Pisoni, Lorenzo/Pirogov, Denis/Dewhurst, Brian/Strizhanov, Igor/McKellen, Ian/Matorin, Mikhail/Vachon, Paul (II)/Ward, Mark (VI)/Leontiev, Aleksandr/Rosenberger, Michael John/Smoller, Cully/Majorov, Aleksandr (II)/Ouchakov, Oleg/Zakharenko, Konstantin/Wise, Gregory (I)/Dewhurst, Nicky/Raskin, Kenny/Besschetnyj, Konstantine/Van Wagenen, Chris/Dube, Pierre/Decoste, Yves/Boivert, Martin/Licaciu, Daniel/Pestov, Aleksandr/Okhai, Sergei/Polishchuk, Roman/Zajtsev, Aleksandr (III)/Sidorenko, Dmitro/Gousarova, Tatiana/Hallett, Natasha/Sudduth, Jill Sabrina/Kolesnikova, Yelena/Stanley, Heather/Karagyezyan, Anait/Savoie, Katy/Carroll, Shana/Akhlatkina, Mariya/Frechette, Sylvie/Bollinger, Nathalie B./Mesnage, Marie-Laure/Thomas, Isabelle/Côté, Chantal (II)/Vita, Carolyne/Kreitzer, Kari/Belanger, Linda/Doucette, Micheline/Clément, Jennifer/Wise, Michelle (I)/Bianco, Suzannah/Dechene, Josette/Feusi, Sandra/Moreau, Annick/Trpin, Ursula +Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion (1965)/Tarkington, Rockne/Powell, Dinny/Whiting, Napoleon/Conroy, Laurence (I)/Jones, Chester/Brown, Naaman/Thompson, Marshall (I)/Haydn, Richard (I)/Caillou, Alan/DoQui, Robert/Amos, Albert (I)/Allen, Mark (I)/Marsac, Maurice/Drake, Betsy/Miller, Cheryl (I)/Daniell, Allison/Michelle, Janee +Cleopatra (1963)/Faulds, Andrew/Allen, Ronald (I)/Frederick, John (II)/Benson, Martin (I)/Forster, Peter (I)/Landau, Martin/Currie, Finlay/Alderton, John/Loddi, Loris/Russel, Del/O'Connor, Carroll/Harrison, Rex (I)/John, Rupert/Karlsen, John/Alvar, John/Nacinovic, Boris/Cronyn, Hume/Stephens, Robert (I)/O'Sullivan, Richard (I)/McDowall, Roddy/Haigh, Kenneth/Doucette, John/Billa, Salvatore/Kemp, Jeremy (I)/Aslan, Grégoire/Berghof, Herbert/Cole, George (I)/Steen, Mike (I)/Bailly, Michèle/Hordern, Michael/Grant, Peter (III)/Pepper, John/Meniconi, Furio/Llewelyn, Desmond/Keir, Andrew/Gayford, John/Martocci, Luigi/Naismith, Laurence/Hoyt, John (I)/Wilmer, Douglas/Wright, Ben (I)/Mizrahi, Simon/Cairney, John/Burton, Richard (I)/Nash, Kenneth (I)/Maitland, Marne/Taylor, Jack (II)/Gwynn, Michael/Danova, Cesare/Berti, Marina/Cooley, Isabel/Welles, Meri/Annis, Francesca/Welch, Elisabeth/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Lee, Margaret (II)/Scarnati, Sandra/Meiken, Gesa/Pitagora, Paola/Badmajew, María/Lane, Maureen/Chan, Jacqui/Marsh, Jean/Devereux, Marie/Montenegro, Violeta/Anderson, Audrey (I)/Galicia, María Luz/Watford, Gwen/Caruso, Bruna/Martin, Kathy (I)/Brown, Pamela (I) +Clifford's Really Big Movie (2004)/Stone, Toby/Harnell, Jess/Williams, Oren (II)/Hudson, Ernie/Jameson, Nick/Boen, Earl/Clarke, Cam/Mitchell, Kel/Valderrama, Wilmer/Goodman, John (I)/Reinhold, Judge/Nevil, Alex/Brady, Wayne/Ritter, John/Berger, Gregg/Elfman, Jenna/Blu, Susan/Soucie, Kath/DeLisle, Grey/Ganzel, Teresa/Summer, Cree +Cock-a-Doodle-Duel (2003)/Bennett, Jeff (I)/West, Billy (II)/MacNeille, Tress/Wilson, Debra (I) +Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County (1970)/Basham, Tom (I)/Elam, Jack/Kaye, Stubby/Foulger, Byron/Cassidy, Jack (I)/Ballard, Ray/Cox, Wally (I)/McCallion, James/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Cody, Iron Eyes/Backus, Jim/Blocker, Dan/Barry, Don 'Red'/Jones, Henry (I)/Beery Jr., Noah/Camp, Hamilton/Fabray, Nanette/Champion, Marge +Come the Morning (1993)/Knight, Travis (I)/Kamel, Stanley/Gravino, Chuckie/Hall, J.D./Gravino, Kenny/Schneider, John (I)/Morin, D. David/Graham, Billy (I)/Chapman, Andi/Howard, Susan (I)/Ramsey, Heather +Comic Book Kids, The (1982)/Engelhardt, Jim/Barty, Billy/Darrell, Mike/Campanella, Joseph/DeWitt, Fay/Finn, Robyn/Huston, Anjelica +Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, The (1969)/Bakalyan, Richard/Fawcett, William/Hole, Jonathan/Flynn, Joe (I)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Feld, Fritz/Soule, Olan/Russell, Bing/Schallert, William/Healey, Myron/Hewitt, Alan (I)/Anderson, Hillyard/Romero, Cesar (I)/Cliff, John/Taggart, Hal/Morrow, Byron/Foulk, Robert/Renaday, Peter/Harrington Jr., Pat/Neise, George N./Canary, David/Culver, Howard (I)/Rhodewalt, Bruce/Clarke, Alexander (I)/Begley Jr., Ed/Welker, Frank/Sayre, Jeffrey/Provost, Jon/Morton, Gregory/Webb, Frank (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Pratt, Judson/Dean, Fabian/Aldrich, Fred/Bradley, Paul (I)/McGreevey, Michael/Menzies, Heather/Paine, Debbie +Concert for Bangladesh, The (1972)/Dylan, Bob/Klein, Allen/Evans, Mal/Harrison, George (I)/Horn, Jim (I)/Preston, Billy/Keltner, Jim/Voormann, Klaus/Starr, Ringo/Russell, Leon/Molland, Joey/Spector, Phil/Evans, Tom (IV)/Gibbins, Mike/Shankar, Ravi/Ed Davis, Jesse/Clapton, Eric/Ham, Pete +Conte d'été (1996)/Guérin, Yves/Cabot, Franck/Poupaud, Melvil/Lefèvre, Aimé/Guellaff, Alain/Simon, Gwenaëlle/Nolin, Aurelia/Lahana, Evelyne/Langlet, Amanda +Cool It, Charlie (1969)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Cougar Country (1970)/Rye, Michael +Countess from Hong Kong, A (1967)/Russell, Drew (I)/Gross, Arthur/Carson, Paul (I)/Rubin, Ronald/Barlow, Ray/Dux, Francis/Boonlve, Jose Sukhum/Brando, Marlon/Cross, Larry (I)/Chaplin, Sydney/Paul, John (I)/Cheng, Cecil/Chaplin, Charles/Sterland, John/Johnston, Oliver/Tucker, Burnell/Manser, Kevin/Trolley, Leonard/Edwards, Bill (IX)/Spice, Michael/Luton, Lew/Tamarin, Paul/Bartlett, Peter (V)/Medwin, Michael/Nagy, Bill (I)/Epstein, Jerome/Cargill, Patrick/Lowe, Len/Chinn, Anthony/Cleveland, Carol/Hill, Janine/Chaplin, Josephine/Rutherford, Margaret/Loren, Sophia/Pringle, Angela (I)/Chaplin, Geraldine/Bridges, Jenny/Laye, Dilys/Chaplin, Victoria/Stone, Marianne/Hedren, Tippi/Balbina (I)/Scoular, Angela +Country Bears, The (2002)/Was, Don/Xzibit/Anderson, Timothy (II)/Root, Stephen (I)/Jean, Wyclef/Garrett, Brad (I)/Nelson, Willie/Gainey, M.C./Morgan, Michael Lawrence/Dresel, Bernie/Rugg, Paul/Escobar, Daniel/Harnell, Jess/Leinheiser, Peter/Siragusa, Peter/Repola, Arthur F./Carr, Bubba/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Walken, Christopher/Stea, Kevin Alexander/John, Elton/Taskerud, Grant/Henschel, Brandon/O'Donnell, Dennis E./Setzer, Brian/Burke, Larry (II)/Henley, Don (I)/Marienthal, Eli/Ehrin, Bill (I)/Merchant, Alpheus/Quirk, Josh/Mitchell, Daryl/La Rosa, Brian/Dinwiddie, Michael/Knight, Marcus (I)/Darga, Christopher/Hiatt, John/Bader, Diedrich/Hastings, Michael R./Tobolowsky, Stephen/Rocco, Alex/Hay, Colin/Gammon, James (I)/Osment, Haley Joel/O'Connell, Sean (I)/Huss, Toby/Chinery, Chip/Latifah, Queen/Fisher, Patrice/Fay, Meagen/Almos, Carolyn/Elmore, Karen/Ford, Candy/Hastings, Ann (II)/Daily, Elizabeth/Raitt, Bonnie/Paige, Jennifer/Krystal (II)/Weiss, Betty/Rosas, Misty +Courage of Lassie (1946)/Richards, Addison/Flavin, James/Langton, Paul (I)/Space, Arthur/Cleveland, George/Holt, David (I)/Ankrum, Morris/Drake, Tom (I)/Pal (I)/Lewin, Bill/Walsh, Arthur/Switzer, Carl 'Alfalfa'/Sullivan, Charles (I)/Binyon, Conrad/Curtis, Donald/Wallace, Bill (I)/Phillips, William 'Bill'/Cooper, Clancy/Davenport, Harry (I)/Foulger, Byron/Morgan, Frank (I)/Mulhall, Lyle/Cowan, Douglas/Watson, Minor/O'Connor, Robert Emmett/Lewis, Mitchell (I)/Royle, Selena/McLeod, Catherine/Green, Jane (I)/Taylor, Elizabeth (I) +Coyote Summer (1996)/Batala, Matthew L./Gerrish, Frank/Riley, Bus/Beach, Adam/Tootoosis, Gordon/Cooper, Darren/Proctor, Tom/Weitz, Bruce/Saylor, Dennis/Stephens, Duane/Lauter, Ed/Shaw, Vinessa/St. John, Michelle (I)/Soldier, Virginia Big/Fay, Kimberly/Pickett, Cindy/Damante-Shaw, Susan +Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)/Paiva, Nestor/Redwing, Rodd/Gozier, Bernie/Browning, Ricou/Denning, Richard (I)/Escalante, Henry A./Moreno, Antonio (I)/Bissell, Whit/Carlson, Richard (I)/Lopez, Perry/Chapman, Ben (III)/Mason, Sydney/Adams, Julie (I) +Cromwell (1970)/Guinness, Alec/McCulloch, Ian (I)/Maddern, Victor/Stock, Nigel (I)/Kemp, Anthony/Rowland, Gerald/Finlay, Frank (I)/Pringle, Bryan/Gray, Charles (I)/Rees, Llewellyn/Gwillim, Jack/Kingsley, Nigel (I)/Morley, Robert (I)/Dalton, Timothy/Stewart, Robin (I)/Johns, Stratford/Jayston, Michael/Wilmer, Douglas/Harris, Richard (I)/Cornish, Richard (I)/Keen, Geoffrey/Forbes-Robertson, John/Holt, Patrick (I)/Van Gyseghem, Andre/Henson, Basil/Paul, John (I)/Wymark, Patrick/Kemp, Edward/May, Anthony/Welsh, John (I)/Goodliffe, Michael/O'Connell, Patrick (I)/Magee, Patrick (I)/Merritt, George (I)/Tutin, Dorothy/Walker, Zena/Churcher, Mel/Gillick, Josephine/Dorning, Stacy/Cropper, Anna +Crossing White Lines (1999)/Lacy, Sam/Riese, Herbert/Feller, Bob (II)/Scott, Bob (XII)/Rogin, Willber/Fields, Louis/Lee, Vincent (II)/Jenkins, Pee Wee/O'Neil, Buck/Robinson, Jackie (I) +Crème glacée, chocolat et autres consolations (2001)/Robinson, Reynald/Larue, Roger/Gilmore, Danny/Dupuis, Fabien/Lebeau, Pierre/Desgagné, Martin/Jolicoeur, Clermont/Thériault, Serge/Dury, Louis-Philippe/D'Amour, Normand/Prégent, Claude/Brouillette, Isabelle/Morisette, Maryse/Berryman, Dorothée/Quesnel, Dominique/Bilodeau, Geneviève/René, Jacynthe/Castel, France +Curious George (2006)/Lansdowne, Kelsey/Solomon, Jonny/Sorich, Michael/Hardy Jr., Terrence/Kehela, Steve/D'Auria, Joey/O'Ross, Ed/Fullilove, Donald/Tatasciore, Fred/West, Billy (II)/Gould, Alexander/Epcar, Richard/Chinyamurindi, Michael/Hayes, Phil (I)/Pope, Juan/Van Dyke, Dick/Pope, J. Lamont/Cross, David (II)/Frierson, Eddie/Chen, Christopher (IV)/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Hutton, Rif/Howard, Clint/Etienne, Treva/Hardy, Terrence (II)/Mariano, John/Levy, Eugene/Ferrell, Will/Baumel, Shane/Welker, Frank/Soucie, Kath/Johnson, Hailey Noelle/McKenna, Caitlin (I)/Leavy, Donna Lynn/McKenna-Wilkinson, Caitlin/Flower, Jessie/Lewis, Nadia/Hoffman, Bridget/Michele, Kerry/Winter, Ariel/Barrymore, Drew (I)/Cutler, Wendy/Plowright, Joan/Brooks, Kimberly (III)/Beatty, Timyra-Joi/Beatty, Tamara Jo/Steckelberg, Mandy/Taber, Catherine +Custer of the West (1967)/Reynolds, Robert (I)/Zboran, Joe/Strait, Bud/Tierney, Lawrence/Gaskins, Jack/Hall, Robert (I)/Hunter, Jeffrey (I)/Rivera, Luis (III)/Clark, John (I)/Barri, Bernabe Barta/Kilbane, Dennis/Taylor, Jack (II)/Ryan, Robert (I)/Stalmaker, Charles/Shaw, Robert (I)/Christmas, Bill/Cooper, Jack (II)/Underhill, John (I)/Miller, Ken (I)/Dillon, John F./Hardin, Ty/Lawrence, Marc (I)/Kohler Jr., Fred/Rapp, Carl/Moore, Kieron/Bettany, Clemence/Ure, Mary +Cycles South (1971)/Everly, Vaughan/Garcia, Bobby (I)/Marshall, Don (II) +Dad's Army (1971)/Newark, Derek/Wiles, Freddie/Archard, Bernard/Henderson, John (I)/Baskcomb, John/Lavender, Ian (I)/Pertwee, Bill (I)/Collins, John D./Le Mesurier, John/Ridley, Arnold/Noyes, Leslie/Roubicek, George/Mogendorf, Ingo/Sagar, Anthony/Dunn, Clive/Fredericks, Scott/Laurie, John (I)/Raglan, Robert/Cullum-Jones, Desmond/Lowe, Arthur/Haines, Alan (I)/Maxwell, Roger/Fennell, David (I)/Beck, James (I)/Griffiths, Fred/Kydd, Sam/Van Norde, Franz/Ward, Dervis/White, Freddie (I)/Sinclair, Edward (I)/Bean, Colin/Hastings, Hugh (II)/Liddell, Alvar/Dawkins, Paul (I)/Hancock, George (I)/Knowles, Michael (I)/Severn, Bernard/Williams, Frank (I)/Godfrey, Frank/Coombs, Pat/Rhys, Harriet/Fraser, Liz +Daffy Duck's Movie: Fantastic Island (1983)/Blanc, Mel/Tremayne, Les/Foray, June +Daffy Duck's Quackbusters (1988)/Blanc, Mel/Tormé, Mel/Frommer, Ben/Firestone, Roy (I)/Bennett, Julie (I)/Ward, B.J. (II)/Foray, June +Daffy's Diner (1967)/Blanc, Mel +Daisy Miller (1974)/Brown, Barry (I)/Guhl, Jacques/Lonforti, Valerio/Geoldun, Hubert/Rotondi, Cesare/Jones, Nicholas (I)/Del Prete, Duilio/Esterhazy, Bondy/Lisitano, Salvatore/Morfogen, George/Talvacchia, Renato/Bartha, John/Messmer, Albert/Gabellone, Luigi/McMurtry, James/Dunne, Richard/Rebiscini, Marino/Alleva, Aldo/Felleghy, Tom/Bush, David (III)/Amedeo, Salamon/Lucci, Maurizio/Persichitti, Franco/Bongard, Jean-Pascal/Lodi, Rodolfo/Hubinet, Henri/Pratt, Jill/Shepherd, Cybill/Olcott, Elaine/Brennan, Eileen/Leachman, Cloris/Dunne, Corinne/Natwick, Mildred +Dalle Ardenne all'inferno (1967)/Schneider, Helmuth (I)/Turilli, Max/Macchi, Valentino/Felleghy, Tom/Monod, Jacques/Jürgens, Curd/Bartha, John/Constantin, Michel (I)/Ireland, John (I)/Celi, Adolfo/Stafford, Frederick/Dawson, Anthony/Ross, Howard (I)/Bianchi, Daniela/Nicol, Fajda +Dama na kolejich (1966)/Peterka, Frantisek/Brzobohatý, Radoslav/Kosnar, Ales (I)/Fiser, Stanislav/Geprtová, Libuse/Bohdalová, Jirina/Svobodová, Eva +Dance of Death, The (1969)/Lang, Robert (II)/Pyne, Frederick/Reynolds, Malcolm/Ryall, David/Penry-Jones, Peter/James, Barry (I)/Olivier, Laurence/Jones, Carolyn (I)/Watts, Jeanne/McEwan, Geraldine/Faye, Janina/Riley, Maggie +Danny (1977)/Reiniger, Scott H./Luce, George/Kenyon, Tom (I)/Coerver, Michael/Hosmer, George/Dana, Michael (II)/Danziger, Zachary/Maddox, Gloria/Palmer, Jo Anne/Zarish, Janet/Earhardt, Barbara Jean/Page, Rebecca/Bowers, Ruth Ann/Harmon, Terry +Danny's Wish (2001)/Doyle, Duke/Johnson, Brad Eric/Kaplan, Joe (I)/Cackowski, Craig/Malnati, Will/Callaway, Brian (II)/Cook, Mary Kay/Strus, Lusia/Smith, Rebekah Louise/Gerdisch, Lori Ann +Darby O'Gill and the Little People (1959)/MacGowran, Jack/Moore, Kieron/Devlin, J.G./O'Dea, Jimmy/Connery, Sean/Sharpe, Albert (I)/Burke, Patrick Sullivan/Fitzgerald, Walter/O'Dea, Denis/Pelly, Farrell/Winwood, Estelle/O'Mahoney, Nora/Halligan, Maureen/Munro, Janet +Daring Dobermans, The (1973)/French, Larry (I)/Maich, Don/Flower, George 'Buck'/Dyer, Bill (III)/Hilliard, Lance/Dever, Tom/Cook, Ancel/Robinson, Charles Knox/Stahl, Richard/Moses, David (I)/Millington, Dan/Brandon, Cory (I)/Considine, Tim/War Eagle, John/Irwin, Horace (I)/Somerville, David (I)/Martínez, Claudio/Jensen, Gale/Caulfield, Joan/Prior, Diane +Dark Star (1974)/Kuniholm, Cal/O'Bannon, Dan/Saunders, Joe/Narelle, Brian/Watkins, Miles/Beckenbaugh, Adam/Knapp, Cookie/Castle, Nick (I)/Sheretz, Alan/Shaw, Michael (I)/Pahich, Dre +Darling Lili (1970)/Duering, Carl/Lanphier, James/Mogendorf, Ingo/Tanney, Herb/Kemp, Jeremy (I)/Hudson, Rock/Percival, Lance/MacGinnis, Niall/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Maranne, André/Kay, Bernard (I)/Mercier, Louis (I)/Witney, Michael/Main, Laurie/Gould-Porter, Arthur/Marin, Jacques (I)/Andrews, Julie (I)/Paul, Gloria (I)/Monti, Mimi/Keogh, Doreen +Davy Crockett and the River Pirates (1956)/Worden, Hank/Mills, Mort/Crockett, Dick/Catlett, Walter/Richards, Frank (I)/Bakewell, William/Lewis, George J./Newlan, Paul/Bevans, Clem/Ashkenazy, Irvin/Ebsen, Buddy/Dumbrille, Douglass/York, Jeff (I)/Mazurki, Mike/Melton, Troy/Tobey, Kenneth/Parker, Fess +Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier (1954)/Brindel, Eugene/Brown, Campbell (I)/Ebsen, Buddy/Conried, Hans/Mazurki, Mike/Maddux, Jim/Hornbuckle, Benjamin/Booth, Robert (II)/Ruysdael, Basil/Cravat, Nick/Parker, Fess/Tobey, Kenneth/Bakewell, William/Thompson, Jeff (III)/Youngblood, Hal (II)/Megowan, Don/Joyner, Henry (I)/Hogan, Pat (I)/Whitetree, Ray/Stanley, Helene +Day of the Wolves (1973)/Roberds, Smokey/Dennis, John (I)/Travis, Len/Capps, Henry/Elliot, Biff (I)/Rees, Danny/Helton, Percy/Manone, Steve/Randall, Frankie/Vigran, Herb/Gunn, John (I)/Jason, Rick (I)/Egan, Richard (I)/McClory, Sean (I)/Murray, Jan (I)/Marquis, Andre/Lupton, John/Zschornack, Zaldy/Bailey, Jack (I)/Hyer, Martha +Day the Earth Stood Still, The (1951)/Costello, John (II)/Mahoney, Michael (II)/Warde, Harlan/Lusk, Freeman/Williams, Adam (I)/Lauter, Harry/Spalding, Kim/Burton, John (I)/Negley, Howard/Hardy, Glenn/Daly, Jack (I)/Marlowe, Hugh/Lynn, George (I)/Brown, John (I)/Reed, John M./Herman, Gil (I)/Heatter, Gabriel/McMahon, David (I)/Lytton, Herbert/Bradford, Marshall/Khayyam, Hassan/Pearson, Ted (I)/Stevens, Harmon/Ogg, Sammy/Kaltenborn, H.V./Gentry, Bill (II)/Pace, Gayle/Conroy, Frank (I)/Soule, Olan/McVey, Tyler/Close, John/Craven, James (I)/Chambers, Wheaton/Rennie, Michael/Williams, Rush/Mitchell, Millard/Peters Jr., House/Ferris, Michael (IV)/Evans, Charles (IV)/Roope, Fay/Martin, Lock/Davis, Elmer/Bane, Holly/Corrie, Eric/Whitman, Stuart/Dobkin, Lawrence/Young, Carleton/Harvey, Harry (II)/Jaffe, Sam (I)/Seay, James/Doyle, Jim (II)/Galloway, Grady/Osterloh, Robert/Pearson, Drew (I)/Gray, Billy (I)/Neal, Patricia/Bavier, Frances/Crossland, Marjorie/Flournoy, Elizabeth/Neumann, Dorothy/Evanson, Edith +Deadly Fathoms (1973)/Serling, Rod +Deadwood Thunderball, The (1969)/Barry, Dave (I)/Byner, John +Dear Santa (1998)/Curland, Bennett/Montana, Rick/Green, D.L./Jones, Michael Lee/Gabai, Richard/Roberts, Timothy (I)/Connell, Robert (II)/Myers, Harrison/Myers, Maxwell/McClain, Ariana/Rich, Debra/Ray, Kim (III)/Warner, Edrie/Carradine, Calista/Fanning, Tena +Deep Blue (2003)/Gambon, Michael/Attenborough, David/Volonitz, Dalik/Brosnan, Pierce/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Glaubrecht, Frank +Deep Sea 3D (2006)/Depp, Johnny/Winslet, Kate +Demoiselles de Rochefort, Les (1967)/Bazart, René/Temperton, Nicky/Revaux, Jacques/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Fradet, Bernard/Davies, Tudor (I)/Tirmont, Dominique/Crémieux, Henri/Pahernik, Albin/Drummond, Keith/Miles, Connel/Blaness, Georges/McDonald, John (VII)/Dale, Grover/Bartel, José/Riberolles, Jacques/Wilkinson, Barrie/Kelly, Gene (I)/North, Leslie/Jeantet, Patrick/Gall, Daniel/Burke, Donald/Guerard, Leo/Stout, Jean/Brozek, Remy/Manley, Jerry/Merrifield, Tom/Manning, Tony (II)/Piccoli, Michel/Caden, Pierre/Hepburn, David (I)/Romuald/Greenland, Johnny/Franchet, Alain/Thébault, Jacques/Howe, Bob (I)/Bonnet, Olivier (I)/Moquay, Daniel/Ardran, Peter (I)/Barratier, Jacques/Chakiris, George/Barry, Wendy (I)/Kermadec, Liliane de/Parent, Claude/Dolan, Lindsay (I)/Thénier, Geneviève/Flemington, Sarah/Evans, Maureen (I)/Maurel, Annie/Darling, Jane (I)/Butler, Sarah (I)/Fernando, Tara (II)/Dorléac, Françoise/Darrieux, Danielle/Chapman, Anne (II)/Herald, Alice/Malraux, Florence/Deneuve, Catherine/Manceaux, Michèle/Duval, Véronique/Germain, Anne/Hart, Pamela (I)/Varda, Agnès/Willsher, Maureen/Legrand, Christiane/Blank, Dorothée/Meunier, Claudine/Kirsta, Alix +Dersu Uzala (1975)/Munzuk, Maksim/Volkov, Nikolai (I)/Kremena, Vladimir/Pyatkov, Aleksandr/Bychkov, Mikhail/Korshikov, Dmitri/Chokmorov, Suimenkul/Khorulev, B./Dzhumadylov, Sovetbek/Solomin, Yuri/Danilchenko, Svetlana +Devil Rides Out, The (1968)/Brown, John (XIII)/Gray, Charles (I)/Eddington, Paul/Khalil, Ahmed/Vivian, Bert/Scott, Richard (VIII)/Mower, Patrick/Waters, Russell/Swanwick, Peter/Bown, John/Huggett, Richard (II)/Singh, Mohan (I)/Payne, Willie/Falconer, John/Ajibade, Yemi/Greene, Leon/Pyott, Keith/Powell, Eddie/Allen, Patrick (I)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Lawson, Sarah (I)/Aukin, Liane/Starr, Zoe/Landor, Rosalyn/Godley, Anne/Arrighi, Nike/Ffrangcon Davies, Gwen +Devil's Triangle, The (1974)/Price, Vincent (I) +Deviled Yeggs (1974)/Holt, Bob/Welker, Frank +Dexter's Laboratory: Chicken Scratch (2002)/Milo, Candi/Moore, Allison (II) +Dick Deadeye, or Duty Done (1975)/Reeves, Peter (I)/Cryer, Barry/Baldry, Long John/Newton, John (I)/Spinetti, Victor/Samwell, Ian/Ghent, Francis/Cooper, George A. (II)/Lewis, Linda (IV)/Strike, Liza/McKenzie, Julia/Porter, Beth (I)/Karlin, Miriam/Kelly, Casey (II) +Digby, the Biggest Dog in the World (1973)/Milligan, Spike/Dale, Jim (I)/Spinetti, Victor/Bluthal, John/Underdown, Edward/Dunster, Maurice/Todd, Bob (II)/Beaumont, Richard (I)/Aris, Ben/Morgan, Garfield/Warren, Kenneth J./Stewart, Rob (IV)/Towb, Harry/Rossington, Norman/Landen, Dinsdale/O'Shea, Milo/Maddern, Victor/McGee, Henry/Thornton, Frank (I)/Newcombe, Clovissa/Steafel, Sheila/Stuart, Margaret/Casson, Maxine/Douglas, Angela/Urquhart, Molly/Caron, Sandra +Disney's Mouseworks Spaceship (1999)/Farmer, Bill (I)/Allwine, Wayne +Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze (1975)/Roberto, Federico/Ely, Ron/Morin, Alberto (I)/Tessier, Robert/Frees, Paul/Wexler, Paul (I)/Cervera Jr., Jorge/Lucking, William/Miller, Michael (V)/Franco, Chuy/Millan, Victor/Gleason, Paul (I)/Bridges, Rand/Rivas, Carlos (I)/Berryman, Michael/Walker, Scott (I)/Corso, Bob/Quick, Eldon/Zwerling, Darrell/Robinson, Dar/Hilton, Robyn (I)/Stafford, Grace/Diamante, Nina/Heiden, Janice/Telo, Toni/Seear, Jette/Alton, Diana/Hensley, Pamela/Corte, Diana/Chen, Meme +Dog's Tale, A (1999)/Jump, Gordon/Bowe, David/Miller, Christopher Robin/Peterson, Scott (II)/Taylor, Clayton/Aguayo, Christopher/Merket, Dan/Sullivan, George (I)/Casey (II)/Clyde, John Patrick/Brennan, Wayne/Powell, Shannon (II)/Gómez, Aída/Lockhart, Anne (I)/Fillmore, Michelle/Mangum, Lindsay/Fillmore, Millissa/Dahlberg, Jerrica/Cordova, Shantel Tori/McCormick, Haley/Dangerfield, Marcia +Dogfather, The (1974)/Welker, Frank/Holt, Bob/Butler, Daws +Doll's House, A (1973 I)/Hopkins, Anthony/Elliott, Denholm/Richardson, Ralph (I)/Summerfield, Mark (I)/Hampton, Kimberley/Massey, Anna/Summerfield, Stefanie/Bloom, Claire (I)/Evans, Edith (I)/Riggs, Daphne/Blatch, Helen +Dollar Bottom, The (1981)/Reid, Angus (II)/Henderson, Ian (I)/Barrons, Bruce/Urquhart, Robert/Adair, Peter (IV)/Andrew, Iain/McNeil, Jonathan/Williams, Gareth (XIII)/Field, John (III)/Gough, Norval/Bell, Alexander/Samuels, John (V)/Fulton, Rikki/Crossan, Neil/Mowat, David/Thom, Martin/Gowe, Robin/Casciani, Stephen/Bullion, David/Kivlin, David/Casciani, David/Munroe, Ruth +Dollaro per 7 vigliacchi, Un (1968)/Puppo, Romano/Hoffman, Dustin/Arena, Fortunato/Fabrizi, Franco/Vargas, Daniele/Rojo, Gustavo (I)/Tichy, Gérard/Raft, George/Antonelli, Ennio/Quiroga, Héctor (I)/De Angelis, Remo/Romero, Cesar (I)/Hilbeck, Fernando/Raho, Umberto/Garrone, Riccardo/Polidori, Pino/Caffarel, José María/Mayo, Alfredo (I)/Bonos, Luigi/de Milte, Jan/Mascetti, Rina/Pilar Porro, Maria/Hidalgo, Isabel (I)/Martinelli, Elsa +Don't Change My World (1983)/Jones, Ben (I)/Macrenaris, George/Deal, Bill (II)/Eidson, David/Cody, Lester/Newmark, Paul/Gray, Glenn (III)/Lee, Stan (III)/Fox, Louis (I)/Robinson, Kevin (IV)/Tatum, Roy/Porter, Stan/Scocca, Skip/Jackson, Claude/O'Hea, Don/Lee, Bobby (IV)/Gelber, Bruce/Pugh, Bill/Gem City Cloggers/Jeffersonian Bluegrass Boys, The/Swindle, John/Dunbar, Fletcher/Price, Donald K./McKee, Lyndon/Weisberg, Steven B./Marshall, Nancy (I)/Bohling, Georgeanne/Wolverton-Parker, Lynn/Mason, Gwendolyn/Kramer, Edie/Daves, Beverly/Wages, Bete/Dial, Joy +Don't Drink the Water (1969)/Early, Dwayne/St. John, Howard/Constantine, Michael/Olaf, Pierre/Gleason, Jackie (I)/Danzig, Martin/Bessell, Ted/Leeds, Phil/Meehan, Danny/Schreiber, Avery/Morris, Howard (I)/Gordon, Mark (I)/Constantineau, Rene/Libertini, Richard/Murphy, Joan (I)/Parsons, Estelle/Delaney, Joan +Doogal (2006)/Smith, Kevin (I)/Fallon, Jimmy/Krasinski, John/Macy, William H./Chase, Chevy/McKellen, Ian/Edwards, Cory/Stewart, Jon/Hader, Bill/Tay, Daniel/Minogue, Kylie/Goldberg, Whoopi/Dench, Judi/Myers, Heidi Brook +Doppelgänger (1969)/Moss, Basil (II)/Sheybal, Vladek/King, Martin (III)/Alexander, Keith (I)/Sewell, George/Chinn, Anthony/Mikell, George/Courtney, Nicholas/Bishop, Ed (I)/Wymark, Patrick/Grant, Cy (I)/Wilkin, Jeremy/De Rosa, Franco/Thinnes, Roy/Lom, Herbert/Hendry, Ian (I)/Madoc, Philip/Loring, Lynn/von Friedl, Loni/Kerr, Annette/Ronald, Norma +Doug's 1st Movie (1999)/O'Brien, David (V)/Phillips, Chris (I)/Korbich, Eddie/Welker, Frank/Newman, Fred (I)/Johnson, Bruce Bayley/Preis, Doug/McHugh, Thomas/Bottone, Bob/Lee, Greg (I)/Hadley, Guy/Shulman, Constance/Belack, Doris/Brill, Fran/Lish, Becca/Greenspan, Melissa/Playten, Alice +Down from the Mountain (2000)/Bales, Barry/Tyminski, Dan/Linden, Colin/King, Chris Thomas/Freeman, Issac/Thornton, Billy Bob/Enright, Pat/Coen, Joel/Cox, Willard/Sharp, Chris (IV)/Block, Ron/Nelson, Tim Blake/Coen, Ethan/Rawlings, David/Stanley, Ralph (I)/O'Bryant, Alan/White, Roland/Compton, Mike (II)/Duncan, Stuart/Perkins, Larry (III)/Hartford, John/Cox, Sidney/Douglas, Jerry (III)/Rice, Joseph (I)/Burnett, T-Bone/White, Buck/Libbea, Gene/Best, Nathan/Motley, Wes/Hamlett, Robert/Waters Jr., Wilson/Cox, Suzanne (II)/Cox, Evelyn/Hunter, Holly/Harris, Emmylou/White, Cheryl (II)/Trexler, Tamara/Peasall, Sarah/Krauss, Alison/Peasall, Leah/Peasall, Hannah/White, Sharon (I)/Welch, Gillian +Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine (1965)/Stromsoe, Fred/Summers, Jerry (I)/Kincaid, Aron/Harris, Bob (I)/Sharpe, David (I)/Kirk, Tommy/Lembeck, Harvey/Baskin, William/Stader, Paul/Dayton, Ronnie/Price, Vincent (I)/Riordan, Christopher/Avalon, Frankie/Frome, Milton/Hickman, Dwayne/Elias, Louie/Melton, Troy/Sachse, Peter/Loftin, Carey/Ploski, Joe/Rondell Jr., Ronnie/Mullaney, Jack/Riddle, Hal/Clark, Fred (I)/Parry, Harvey/Barnett, Vince/Watson, Jan (I)/Holmes, Luree/Frei, Sally/Rodeers, Pam/Gaba, Marianne/Hughes, Mary (I)/De Marco, Diane/Chandler, Patti/Glazer, Charlene/Walley, Deborah (I)/Nelson, Alberta/Nicholson, Laura/Lee, China (I)/Lund, Deanna/Arnal, Issa/Rodgers, Pamela/Hart, Susan (I)/Charles, Arlene/Elhardt, Kaye/Leslie, Marie Ann/Funicello, Annette/Michaels, Kay (I)/Summers, Leslie/Hamilton, Sue (I)/Sachse, Salli +Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968)/Cunningham, Christopher/Cooper, George A. (II)/Hooper, Ewan/Bacon, Norman/Ripper, Michael/Lee, Christopher (I)/Andrews, Barry (I)/Collins, John D./Davies, Rupert (I)/Mathie, Marion/Carlson, Veronica/Ewing, Barbara (I)/Baker, Carrie +Driving Mr. Pink (1995)/Frewer, Matt +DuckTales: The Movie - Treasure of the Lost Lamp (1990)/McCann, Chuck (I)/Taylor, Rip/Young, Alan (I)/Bulen, Steve/Adler, Charles (I)/Pinney, Patrick/Welker, Frank/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Libertini, Richard/Källvik, Ulf/Angel, Jack (I)/McGovern, Terence/Garris, Sherry Lynn/McGowan, Mickie/Gerber, Joan/Foray, June/Taylor, Russi +Duel Personality (1965)/Blanc, Mel/Foray, June +Duke, The (1999)/Study, Lomax/Corbett, Denis/Turner, Frank C. (I)/Phillips, Patrick (IV)/Maxwell, Jeremy/Doohan, James/McLeod, Morgan/Lane, Campbell/Neville, John/Muirhead, Oliver/Whitehead, Paxton/Psaila, Kevin/Corbett, Yolanda/Geeson, Judy/Johnston, Justine/Draper, Courtnee/Hiebert, Tara/Sadowska, Carolyn/Heyman, Sophie/Kaese, Jacqui (I)/Cooper, Winnie (I)/Brown, Jacqueline (III) +Dumbo (1941)/Johnson, Hall/McLeish, John/Manley, Harold/Holden, Eddie/Neil, Tony/Stubbs, Chuck/Choir, Hall Johnson/Bletcher, Billy/Sheets, Billy/Hutton, Malcolm/Carmichael, Jim/Scott, Dorothy (I)/Gammill, Noreen/Wright, Margaret/Selby, Sarah +Duncan's World (1978)/Berry, Ray/Caponis, John/Tobias, Larry/Greenspan, Keith/Miller, Kip/Roberts, Jason (V)/Daignault, Jeff/Bryant, Jeep/Trimakas, Paul/Hadley, Jonathan/Pentes, Dorne M./Russell, Rusty/Browder, Ben/Thompson, Rudy/Morrill, Don/Pierce, Robert (V)/Tobias, Billy/Shapiro, Ira/Brown Jr., Calvin/Hopenjans, Robert/Jones, Vinia/Mitchell, Marion (II) +Dunderklumpen! (1974)/Wolgers, Beppe/Varg, Bert-Åke/Alfredson, Hans/Thielemans, Toots/Björk, Halvar/Wolgers, Jens/Grybe, Stig/Ekman, Gösta (II)/Serner, Håkan/Wolgers, Camilla/Strömstedt, Lotten/Andersson, Birgitta (I)/Ruud, Sif/Dunér, Kerstin +Duxorcist, The (1987)/Blanc, Mel/Ward, B.J. (II) +Egg and Ay-Yi-Yi!, The (1971)/Diamond, Don/Holland, Tom (II)/Mann, Larry D. +El 'Che' Guevara (1968)/Monson, Lex/Rossi-Stuart, Giacomo/Rabal, Francisco/Moschini, Romano/Sparanero, Raffaele/Buzzanca, Empedocle/Ireland, John (I)/Doria, Sergio/Pulone, Gianni/De Angelis, Remo/Ross, Howard (I)/Prete, Giancarlo/Morgia, Piero/Scotti, Andrea/Checchi, Andrea/Boschetti, Bruno/Lollobrigida, Guido/Torres, José (I)/Fontaine, Corinne (I)/Martinková, Susanna +Elephant Called Slowly, An (1969)/Adamson, George/Travers, Bill (I)/Twaha, Ali/Harman, Raffles/Collins, Joab/Inambar, Vinay/McKenna, Virginia +Elf Who Didn't Believe, The (1997)/Donnelly, Sean (I)/Morgan, Burke/Waite, Michael (I)/Mann, Rich/Barry, William (IV)/Gardner, David Lowell/Delgado, Kim/Frank, Dan (I)/Hagen, Ross/Thompson, Leroy (I)/Johnston, Rory/Culver, Jeffrey/Garfield, Allen/Deniene, Melissa/Doyle, Kathleen/Mudd, Samantha/Harshman, Margo (I) +Elmer (1976)/Swanson, Phillip/Cain, Dean +Elvis on Tour (1972)/Esposito, Joe (I)/Wilkinson, John (V)/Burton, James (II)/Presley, Elvis/Hardin, Glen D./Sumner, J.D./Tutt, Ronnie/Stamps, The/Hodge, Charlie/Scheff, Jerry +Elvis: That's the Way It Is (1970)/Hamilton, George (I)/Jarvis, Felton/West, Del 'Sonny'/Tutt, Ronnie/Guercio, Joe/West, Red/Davis, Richard (II)/Grant, Cary/Wilkinson, John (V)/Scheff, Jerry/Esposito, Joe (I)/Burton, James (II)/Carrigan, Jerry/Davis Jr., Sammy/Cugat, Xavier/Putnam, Norbert/Briggs, David (V)/Presley, Elvis/Hodge, Charlie/Hardin, Glen D./Smith, Myrna/Charo (I)/Kirkham, Millie/Prowse, Juliet +Emmanuel's Gift (2005)/Williams, Robin (I)/Winfrey, Oprah +Emperor's New Clothes, The (1987)/Efroni, Yehuda/Morse, Robert/Caesar, Sid/Revill, Clive/Carter, Jason (I)/Noy, Zachi/Segev, Danny/Gurion, Israel/Chagrin, Julian/Gorenstein, Eli/Berlin, Susan/Anthony, Lysette +Emperor's New Groove, The (2000)/Jones, Tom (I)/Bergen, Bob/Whyte, Joe/Stojka, Andre/Goodman, John (I)/Clotworthy, Robert/Fiedler, John (I)/Reynolds, D.F./Warburton, Patrick/Susskind, Steve/Harnell, Jess/Anderson, Stephen J. (I)/Mann, Danny (I)/Bumpass, Rodger/Linnetz, Eli Russell/Spade, David/Malick, Wendie/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Darling, Jennifer/Diavati, Chryssoula/McGowan, Mickie/Flynn, Miriam/Gorowski, Geri Lee/Kelso, Kellyann/Kitt, Eartha/Deutsch, Patti +Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition, The (2000)/Shackleton, Jonathan/Huntford, Roland/Keith, Ron/McNeish, Tom/Prebble, Simon/De Carvalho, Drew/Ricketts, Paul (I)/Wordie, Peter/Ayer, Julian/Neeson, Liam/Stuart, Ian (IV)/Cox, John Henry/Shackleton, Ernest/Cale, David/Crossley, Steven/Hawksley, Dominic/d'Arcy James, Brian/Blackborow, John/Crean O'Brien, Mary +Enemy of the People, An (1978)/Kuter, Kay E./Cristofer, Michael/De Vries, Marc/Tanner, Kenneth W./Greene, Michael (I)/Stratton, Stan/Smith Jr., Delos V./Medalis, Joseph G./Marin, Russ/Ruymen, Gene/Levin, John (I)/Rains, Luce/Christmas, Eric/Frazier, Harry/Stroud, Walter/Bradford, Richard (I)/Blue, Teddy (I)/Higgins, Michael (I)/Begg, Jim/Williams, Bart (I)/Larsen, Ham/Charles, Leon (I)/Durning, Charles/Carol, Jack/Glaser, Darel/Clément, Robert/Glass, Seamon/Nielsen, Thor/Voldstad, John/Bell, Gregory/McQueen, Steve (I)/Ransom, Glenn/Dysart, Richard A./White, Kenneth (I)/Vandever, Michael/Lewis, Zachary (I)/Hendry, Miriam/Andersson, Bibi/Hoven, Louise/Rose, Robin Pearson/Adams, Lillian +Enfant sauvage, L' (1970)/Miller, Nathan (I)/Schiffman, Mathieu/Miller, Claude (I)/Cargol, Tounet/Dasté, Jean/Villé, Paul/Gruault, Jean/Dolbert, Eric/Stévenin, Jean-François/Mandaroux, Jean/Fabre, Pierre/Schiffman, Guillaume/Levert, René/Cambourakis, Robert/Truffaut, François/Cargol, Jean-Pierre/Levert, Dominique/Seigner, Françoise/Miller, Annie (I)/Theaudiere, Misse/Magrini, Gitt/Dolbert, Frédérique/Truffaut, Laura/Truffaut, Eva +Erinnerungen an die Zukunft (1970)/Marschall, Christian/Kindler, Klaus/Bock, Heinz-Detlev +Escape from Angola (1976)/Brock, Stan/Sasthu, Adijae/Tors, Steven/Mabinda, Tom/Tors, David/Mafela, Joe/Tors, Peter/Tors, Ivan/Pelle, Shirley/Wienand, Jannie/Ngobeni, Mackson/Collings, Anne +Escape from the Dark (1976)/Hartley, John (II)/Sim, Alastair/Evans, Roy (I)/Bulloch, Jeremy/Newark, Derek/Laughlin, Tom (I)/Geddis, Peter/Bolgar, Benjie/Christie, Gordon/Harrison, Andrew (I)/Marcus, James (II)/Colbourne, Maurice (II)/Warner, Richard (I)/Kitson, Ken/Hogg, Ian (I)/Sands, Leslie/Bisset, Donald/Gladwin, Joe/Wright, Tommy (I)/Kaye, Gorden/Barkworth, Peter/Hall, Walter (I)/Lamont, Duncan (I)/McEwan, Geraldine/Franks, Chloe/Scales, Prunella/Tebbs, Susan +Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971)/Roberts, Stephen (II)/Salmi, Albert/Gunner, Robert/Gray, Joe (I)/Montalban, Ricardo/Alderman, John/Archerd, Army/Sikking, James/Dillman, Bradford/Whittington, Gene/Nichols, Robert (I)/Forster, Peter (I)/Elson, Donald/Glenn, Roy/Lowell, Tom (I)/Burton, Norman/Lauter, Harry/Windom, William/Prohaska, Janos/Chew Jr., Sam/Bradley, Paul (I)/Walsh, M. Emmet/Pinkard, Ron/Randolph, John/Bonds, Bill/Woodson, William/Evers, Jason/McDowall, Roddy/Bacon, James/Braeden, Eric/Mineo, Sal/Trundy, Natalie/Hunter, Kim (I) +Escape from Wildcat Canyon (1998)/Vandecruys, Al/Keleghan, Peter/Perron, Michel/Lawrence, Gary (II)/Vrana, Vlasta/Caloz, Michael (I)/Schorpion, Frank/Weaver, Dennis (I)/Radecki, Barbara/Shapiro, Merlee/Besso, Claudia +Escape to Grizzly Mountain (2000)/Stallings, William/Vincent, Jan-Michael/De Hoyos, Jason/Hughes, Miko (I)/Shraub, Anat/O'Keeffe, Miles/Layton, Larry/Haggerty, Dan (I)/Fimple, Dennis/Dalesandro, John J./Winterhawk, Nik/McMains, Cody/Erdeck, Steve/Malone, Colin (III)/Scarber, Sam/Fino, Michael/Tavare, Jay/Peterson, Lora-Lyn/Iglesias, Gloria/Sawyers, Hayley Jackson/Welles, Shannon/Dodds, Charlotte/Palmer, Cynthia (I)/James, Charity Nicole/Amico, Tracie/McCormick, Ellina/Thomas, Bobbie (I)/Shraub, Alexandra +Escape to Witch Mountain (1975)/Daniels, Eugene/Barnes, Walter/Holman, Rex/Milland, Ray/Dunlap, Al/Brodie, Don/Pleasence, Donald/Edwards, Sam (I)/Wilson, Terry (I)/Montaigne, Lawrence/Holcombe, Harry/Sanders, Shepherd/Seymour, Dan (I)/Pyle, Denver/Albert, Eddie/Eisenmann, Ike (II)/Sorenson, Paul/Giorgio, Tony (I)/Downs, Dermott/Ryder, Alfred/Chandler, George (I)/Marsh, Tiger Joe/Rossi, Alfred/Shaw, Reta/Richards, Kim (I) +Everyone's Hero (2006)/Kind, Richard/Womack, Cornell/Austin, Jake T./Pressey, Dennis/Bronstein, Jesse/Reiner, Rob/Helms, Ed (I)/Reeve, Will/Oliver, Sean (I)/Maurice, Marcus/Iannicelli, Ray/Allen, Ritchie/Jacobs, Gideon/Laborteaux, Matthew/White, Conor J./Harris, Jason (I)/Torre, Joe (I)/Whitaker, Forest/Williams, Tyler James/Patinkin, Mandy/Wagner, Robert (I)/Tippe, Ron/Dennehy, Brian/Parnell, Charles/Macy, William H./Coppola, Ralph/Boothe, Cherise/Martin, Greta/Goldberg, Whoopi/Moreau, Christie/Parsons, Amanda/Hogue, Rochelle/Raven (VII)/Reeve, Dana/James, Sondra +Extraordinary Seaman, The (1969)/Kelley, Barry (I)/Alda, Alan/MacArthur, Douglas/Cochran, John (I)/Smith, Leonard O./de Gaulle, Charles/Tupou, Manu/Churchill, Winston (I)/Stalin, Joseph/Johnson, Van (I)/Fujikawa, Jerry/Peck, Gregory/Tojo, Hideki/Hitler, Adolf/Niven, David (I)/Carter, Jack (II)/Guizon, Richard/Mussolini, Benito/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Roosevelt, Franklin Delano/Flynn, Errol (I)/Taylor, Robert (I)/Hernandez, Juano/Truman, Bess/Leigh, Vivien/Lamour, Dorothy/de Havilland, Olivia/Dunaway, Faye/Sheridan, Ann +Faeries (1999)/Robinson, Tony (I)/Irons, Jeremy/Burrell, Michael (I)/Marlowe, Patrick/Sessions, John/Scott, Dougray/Williams, Geoffrey (II)/Coleman, Charlotte/Janson, Ciara/Martin, Jessica (IV)/Horrocks, Jane/Morton, Elizabeth/Whitfield, June/O'Neill, Carley/Oberman, Tracy-Ann/Winslet, Kate +Faith of Joey Rail, The (2005)/Graham, Shane/Darrow, Tiger/Sciole, Jennifer (I)/Hughes, Christine +Family Tree (1999)/Forster, Robert (I)/Mastando, John/Gelman, Alan David/Johnson, Ken (I)/Beswick, Quinn/Termo, Leonard/Binkley, Gregg/Hoechlin, Tyler/Robertson, Cliff/Tarantino, Tony/Lawrence, Andrew (I)/Stevens, Toby (I)/Camp, Hamilton/Lawrence, Matthew (I)/Murdock, George (I)/Donner, Jack/Pace, Jeffrey/Duncan, Ken (III)/Ebell, Eddie/Stout, Austin/Woods, D. Elliot/Dawson, Brendan (I)/Hurley, William Dennis/Bleu, Corbin/Wilde, Steve/Carpenter, David (I)/Judd, Naomi/Watts, Susan Gayle/Forster, Kate/Carlson, Beecey/McDevitt, Faith/Butler, Genevieve/Benn, Krystal (I) +Fantasia (1940)/Burton, Corey/Disney, Walt/Smith, Paul J. (III)/Taylor, Deems/MacDonald, James (II)/Stokowski, Leopold/Novis, Julietta +Fantasia 2000 (1999)/Bronfman, Yefim/Allwine, Wayne/Jones, Quincy/Jones, James Earl/Taylor, Deems/Teller/Levine, James (I)/Anselmo, Tony/Jillette, Penn/Butoy, Hendel/Perlman, Itzhak/Martin, Steve (I)/Brizzi, Paul/Brizzi, Gaëtan/Grierson, Ralph/Stokowski, Leopold/Goldberg, Eric (I)/Lansbury, Angela/Battle, Kathleen/Taylor, Russi/Midler, Bette +Fantastic Plastic Machine, The (1969)/North, Jay +Fantástico mundo del doctor Coppelius, El (1966)/Brancaleoni, Elvezio/Slezak, Walter/Miskovitch, Milorad/Dodd, Richard (II)/Prendes, Luis/Eaton, James (V)/Selling, Caj/Terry-Thomas/Bogado, Aurelio/Elliott, Eileen (I)/Wen Yen, Maria Lu/Rojas, Carmen (I)/Corday, Claudia/Holter, Chris (I)/Petrowsky, Xenia/Garrison, Kathleen/Cravey, Clara/Rusmin, Veronica/Brown, Kathy Jo/Held, Victoria/Kapner, Sharon/Bellak, Marcia/Villarroya, Helena/Morris, Monica +Fastest Tongue in the West (1971)/Holland, Tom (II)/Diamond, Don/Mann, Larry D. +Fat in the Saddle (1968)/Stafford, Grace +Father of the Bird (1997)/Alaskey, Joe/Foray, June +Father's Prayer, A (2006)/Carter, Justin (II)/Carter, Savannah +Fearless Frank (1967)/Gilbert, Lou/Fisher, David (I)/Carruthers, Ben/Holland, Anthony (I)/Nordine, Ken/Voight, Jon/Darden, Severn/Algren, Nelson/Steinberg, David (I)/Darling, Joan/van Vooren, Monique +Feather Finger (1966)/Blanc, Mel +Felix the Cat: The Movie (1991)/Kolin, David/Phillips, Chris (I)/Newman, Peter (II)/Fremer, Michael/Oriolo, Don/Schneider, Christian/Montanaro, Susan/Playten, Alice/O'Connell, Maureen (III) +FernGully: The Last Rainforest (1992)/Schwartz, Gary (I)/Mallow, Dave/Curry, Tim (I)/Mann, Danny (I)/Wong, Anderson/Loc, Tone/Coleman, Townsend/Cummings, Brian/Chong, Tommy/Blake, Geoffrey/Marin, Cheech/Pastorelli, Robert/Slater, Christian/Williams, Robin (I)/Ward, Jonathan (I)/Ross, Neil (I)/Jason, Harvey/Pollack, Paige/Lewis, Naomi/Zabriskie, Grace/Huffman, Rosanna/Hendler, Lauri/Mathis, Samantha/Adlon, Pamela/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Gilmore, Janet/Dorff, Holly +Feud with a Dude (1968)/Storch, Larry +Feudin', Fightin', 'n' Fussin' (1968)/Stafford, Grace +Fiddler on the Roof (1971)/Sartoris, René/Zorich, Louis/Ruskin, Shimen/Bianco, Larry/Glaser, Paul Michael/Medar, Vladimir/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Diamond, Arnold/Lovelock, Ray/Durbin, Roy/Lloyd-Pack, Roger/Goorney, Howard/Frey, Leonard/Zamprogna, Lou/Kingsley, Nigel (I)/Maclennan, Donald/Cartier, Walter/Mann, Paul (I)/Scopp, Alfie/Malicz, Mark/Rudnick, Joel (I)/Bayes, Sammy/Waller, Kenneth/Fleet, Stanley/Lutman, Guy/Little, George (I)/Kalich, Jacob/Ipalé, Aharon/Stevenson, Robert (II)/Dennen, Barry/Johnston, Peter (I)/Topol/Scooler, Zvee/Lemkow, Tutte/Coburn, Brian (I)/Robson, Ken (I)/Siniawski, Petra/Crane, Norma/Courtney, Stella/Harris, Rosalind/Rivera, Marika/Madoc, Ruth/Marsh, Michele (I)/Picon, Molly/Collier, Patience/Bonstein, Candy/Edwards, Elaine (III)/Claire, Susan (I)/Small, Neva +Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag (2004)/Cason, Randy/Perron, Michel/Novotny, Robert (II)/Winter, Harald (I)/Morgan, Sam (II)/Powell, Charles Edwin/Stratton, John (III) +Finding Nemo (2003)/Stanton, Andrew (I)/Dafoe, Willem/Garrett, Brad (I)/Brooks, Albert (I)/Root, Stephen (I)/Spence, Bruce/Peterson, Bob (III)/Ranft, Joe/Hunter, Bill (I)/Bird, Nicholas (II)/Rush, Geoffrey/Ranft, Jordan/Bana, Eric (I)/Ratzenberger, John/Sullivan, Erik Per/Pendleton, Austin/Gould, Alexander/Humphries, Barry/DeGeneres, Ellen/Janney, Allison/Perkins, Elizabeth (I)/Beck, Erica (II)/Lewis, Vicki/Ebeling, LuLu +Finian's Rainbow (1968)/Sweet, Dolph/Long, Avon/Holman, Robert S./Colby, Ronald (I)/Glenn, Roy/Howard, Vince/Freeman Jr., Al/Wynn, Keenan/Silas, Louis/Astaire, Fred/King, Wright/Steele, Tommy (I)/Hairston, Jester/Francks, Don/Hancock, Barbara/Clark, Petula/Arnau, Brenda +First Flight (2006)/Spinogatti, Jon/Meyers, Jeanine +First of May, The (1999)/Hopkins, Rand/Christopher, Gerard/Lilly, Alan/Byrd, Dan/Reilly, Charles Nelson/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Christino, Ted/Conley, David E./Vogt, Paul (II)/Nowicki, Tom/DiMaggio, Joe/Scanlon, Mikki/O'Dell, Robin/Coleman, Laurie (I)/Harris, Julie (I)/Morsey, Sara/Clay, Patricia +First Snow of Winter, The (1998)/McCaul, Neil/Morgan, Dermot/Margolyes, Miriam/Cusack, Sorcha/Sachs, Kate +Fish Hawk (1979)/Achtman, Arnie/Sampson, Will/Rubie, Les/Fields, Charles/Moore, Mavor/Bowes, Geoffrey/Reynolds, Michael J./Wiggins, Chris (I)/James, Ken (II)/Westgate, Murray/Royal, Allan/Francks, Don/Hawtrey, Kay/Pirie, Mary (I)/Austin, Karen (I) +Fish Story, A (1972)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Fistic Mystic (1969)/Storch, Larry +Flight of the Doves (1971)/O'Donovan, Frank/Cauldwell, Brendan/Hickey, Tom (I)/Bergin, Emmet/Molloy, John (I)/Keogh, Des/Keegan, Barry/O'Brian, Nial/Cahill, Joe/Purcell, Noel/Wild, Jack (I)/Moody, Ron/Holloway, Stanley/Toibin, Niall/Rushton, William/O'Reilly, Brendan (I)/Walsh, Ronnie/Irwin, Tom (I)/Raye, Helen/McGuire, Dorothy (I)/Dana (I)/Mullen, Clare (I) +Flight of the Pteranodon (1999)/Charlton, Jeffrey/Pniewski, Mike/Bellury, Anna/Cardea, Diane/Blazynski, Sandra +Flim-Flam Man, The (1967)/Salmi, Albert/Pickens, Slim (I)/Mitchell, George (II)/Parfrey, Woodrow/Ose, Jay/Van Sickel, Dale/Baker, Jesse (I)/Sarrazin, Michael/Guth, Raymond/Scott, George C./Martin, Strother/Morgan, Harry/Albertson, Jack/Ghostley, Alice/Lyon, Sue +Flipper (1963)/Halpin, Luke/Higgins, Joe/White, Robertson/Applewhite, George/Flipper/Connors, Chuck (I)/Scott, Connie/Maguire, Kathleen/Rose, Jane (I) +Flipper's New Adventure (1964)/Brown, Courtney (I)/Higgins, Joe/Kelly, Brian (I)/Baldwin, Robert (I)/Helmore, Tom/Chandler, Dan/Cooley, William/Dilworth, Gordon/Battista, Lloyd/O'Barry, Rick/Flipper/Browning, Ricou/Halpin, Luke/Annis, Francesca/Cherry, Helen/Franklin, Pamela +Flower Boy (2002)/Burton Jr., John (II)/Klein, Brooke/Skinner, Zak/Daubens, Taylor/Skinner, Rachel/O'Neill, Kathy (I) +Flying Circus (1968)/Storch, Larry +Flying Feet (1969)/Weinrib, Lennie/Foray, June +Flåklypa Grand Prix (1975)/Robert, Frank/Nilsen, Rolf Just/Maurstad, Toralv/Kolstad, Henki/Haugen, Per Theodor/Reiss, Helge/Juster, Leif/Heide-Steen Jr., Harald/Foss, Wenche/Simonsen, Kari +Flûte à six schtroumpfs, La (1976)/Crémieux, Henri/Dynam, Jacques/Dickman, Harry/Glass, Kalman/Nadaud, Serge/Lock, Stuart (I)/Médina, Albert/Clarke, Cam/Ruisseau, Jacques/Ashley, Richard (I)/Pradez, Georges/Devereaux, Ed/Bardi, Angelo/Labussière, Henri/Coryn, William/Modo, Michel/Fields, Michael (II)/Felber, Paul/Marin, Jacques (I)/Elias, Michel/Ciron, Jacques/Owen, Bill (I)/Morris, Vernon/Crouzet, Roger/Atlas, Georges/Balutin, Jacques/Pescud, Richard/Mackeown, Anna/Garcin, Ginette/Stern-O'Dwyer, Yael/Foley, Patty/McBroom, Durga +Follow Me (1969)/Dexter, Jerry/Purvey, Bob/Codgen, Claude/Hill, Bonnie (II)/Kermot, Andrea/Lee, Deborah (II)/McGinnis, Mary Lou +Follow Me! (1972)/Watling, Jack/Foster, Dudley/Cossins, James/McCarthy, Neil (I)/Battley, David/Aldridge, Michael/Topol/Jayston, Michael/Hutcheson, David/Villiers, James/Barrington, Michael/Griffiths, Lucy (I)/Way, Ann/Brune, Gabrielle/Crosbie, Annette/Henson, Gladys/Henley, Joan/Farrow, Mia/Rawlings, Margaret +For Love of Ivy (1968)/Greene, Stanley (I)/Bibb, Leon/Pinkett, Willis/Elic, Josip/Attles, Joseph/Matthews, William (V)/Dohanos, Peter/Harris, Paul (I)/St. John, Christopher (I)/Carey, Bob (II)/Turner, Kedaki/Morgan, Clark/Bridges, Beau/Glenesk, Reverend William/Wood, Elliot (II)/O'Connor, Carroll/Major, Tony (I)/Collamore, Jerome/Hurd, Hugh/Servetnik, John/Satton, Lon/Miller, Robert (I)/Bannard, Robert (I)/Poitier, Sidney/Mori, Kyoko/Greene, Laura (I)/Martin, Nan/Henesy, Sharon/Uenishi, Nobuko/Jones, Bambi/Moore, Lisa (I)/Clark, Marlene/O'Neill, Jennifer (I)/Peters, Lauri/West, Madge/Lincoln, Abbey/Harding, Gina/Hendry, Gloria/Miyazaki, Lani/Stansbury, Hope/Toussaint, Yolande/Clark, Cordy/Dangler, Anita/McGuire, Maeve (I) +For the Birds (2000)/Eggleston, Ralph +For the Love of Benji (1977)/Camp, Brandon/Lambrinos, Michalis/Totzikas, Yannis/Nelson, Ed (I)/Alatis, Tony/Kontouus, Yannis/Vasil, Art/Kleftovannis, Costas/Valentzas, George/Bowles, Peter (I)/Traiforos, Vagelis/Benji (I)/Goss, Dean/Megaloikonomov, Valerios/Fiuzat, Allen/Tsifos, George/Vassilakidis, Anassis/Garrett, Patsy/Smith, Cynthia (I)/McClenry, Catherine/Armstrong, Bridget/Samaras, Angela Cacoliris +Forbidden Planet (1956)/Darro, Frankie/Best, James (I)/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Tremayne, Les/Robot, Robby the/Harvey Jr., Harry/Jones, Morgan (II)/Holliman, Earl/Stevens, Warren (I)/Wallace, George (I)/Anderson, Richard (I)/Dix, Robert/Grant, Richard (I)/McGee, Roger/Thompson, Jimmy (IV)/Pidgeon, Walter/Drury, James/Miller, Marvin (I)/Kelly, Jack (I)/Miller, Peter (I)/Boyett, William/Francis, Anne (I) +Force Beyond, The (1978)/Tompkins, Peter/Abbott, Gregory (I)/Montagu, Ashley/Elkins, Don (I)/Heleus, Michael C./Horkheimer, Jack/Wald, George/Dahinden, Rene/Roberts, Peter (I)/King, Joe (I)/Welles, Orson/Sprinkle, Dr. Leo/Fairborn, Gerald/Walsh, Lieutenant John/Von Koviczky, Colman/Fox, John (XIII)/Kloss, Detective George/Fahey, John T./O'Connor, Bernard (II)/Rygberg, Jim/Rosko/Noven, Captain Gerald/Byrne, Peter (VI)/Herlihy, Ed/Morris (IV)/Lorenson, Jim/Davison, Donn/Mahler, Dr. Paul/Anonymous Lawyer/Tourin, Frederick/Denny, Arthur/Turrolla, Count Peter/Fox, Elwood/Pitts, William (III)/Jahn, Ernest/Richardson, Tim (II)/Hickson, Charles/Young, Robie/Andres, Walt/Robertson, Grace/Lorenson, Coral/Rueckert, Carla/Farrelly, Frances/Sole, Mrs. Linda +Forever Young, Forever Free (1976)/Mbonjeni, Bingo/Ndebele, Muntu/Sidumo, Henry/Gampu, Ken/Molelekeng, Andrew/Ferrer, José (I)/Bekker, Fanie/Cutts, Dale/Sabela, Simon/Knox, Norman/Msimang, Maurel/Bruyns, Jan/Mynhardt, Patrick/Bhengu, Phoebe/Dlamini, May/Finney, Bess/Van Niekerk, Naomi/Webb, Alyce/Moledi, Cynthia/Valentine, Karen +Forgotten Valor (2001)/Oh, Soon-Tek/Shiotani, Kipp/Nishikawa, Lane +Fox and the Hound, The (1981)/Feldman, Corey/Coogan, Keith/Fiedler, John (I)/Albertson, Jack/McIntire, John (I)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Winchell, Paul/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Bakalyan, Richard/Buttram, Pat (I)/Bailey, Pearl/Nolan, Jeanette/Duncan, Sandy +Fractured Fairy Tales: The Phox, the Box & the Lox (1999)/Scott, Keith (I)/Weil, Scott/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Foray, June +Frank Film (1973)/Mouris, Frank +Freaky Friday (1976)/Kaplan, Marvin/Marcus, Sparky/Van Patten, Dick/Hunt, Allan/Pollock, David (I)/Astin, John/Carter, Don (I)/Oppenheimer, Alan/Main, Laurie/Feld, Fritz/Sheldon, Jack/Van Patten, James (I)/Booke, Sorrell/Bagley, Fuddle/Perkins, Jack (I)/Karvelas, Robert/Molinaro, Al/McClure, Marc (I)/Downs, Dermott/Weaver, Doodles/Harris, Barbara (I)/Kelly, Patsy/Adrian, Iris/Tilton, Charlene/Rutherford, Lori/Juttner, Shelly/Smith, Karen (I)/Walden, Barbara/Buzzi, Ruth/Windsor, Marie/Ballard, Kaye/Cabot, Ceil/Schreck, Vicki/Mills, Brooke/Foster, Jodie +Freddie as F.R.O.7 (1992)/Blessed, Brian/Hordern, Michael/Kingsley, Ben/Sessions, John/Jones, James Earl/Maddern, Victor/Hawthorne, Nigel/Pryce, Jonathan/Kingsley, Edmund/Logan, Phyllis (I)/Scales, Prunella/Whitelaw, Billie/Agutter, Jenny +Freewheelin' (1976)/Means, Ken/Monahan, Steve/Howell, Russell (II)/Autrey, Waldo/Sims, Tom/Constantineau, Paul/Peralta, Stacy/Weed, Mike/Grundy, Guy/Darrin, Camille/Von Essen, Desiree +Freeze a Jolly Good Fellow (1973)/Mann, Larry D. +French Freud (1969)/Miller, Marvin (I)/Harrington Jr., Pat/Foray, June +Frog Jog (1972)/Diamond, Don/Holland, Tom (II)/Bennett, Julie (I) +Frog Prince, The (1986)/Gorenstein, Eli/Ish-Kassit, Moshe/Booch, Ya'acov/Einstein, Yasha/Alperin, Ya'akov/Leor, Hahman/Kaplan, Aaron (I)/Atzmon, Shmuel/Gurner, Jeff/Loewenstein, Yoram/Revill, Clive/Paragon, John/Blitz, Rony/Cohen, Seagull/Quinn, Aileen/Pays, Amanda/Hunt, Helen (I) +From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China (1981)/Golub, David/Stern, Isaac (I) +From Nags to Riches (1975)/Butler, Daws/Holt, Bob +From Nashville with Music (1969)/Bradford, John C./Gibson, Don (II)/Alan, Buddy/Jody, Cousin/Fukano, Eddie/Jones, George (I)/Robbins, Marty/Owens, Buck (II)/Smith, Carl (I)/Stewart, Wynn/Bradford, Jim/Anderson, Bill (I)/Haggard, Merle/Carroll, Leo G./Pride, Charley/Gonzales-Gonzales, Jose/Wynette, Tammy/Raye, Susan (II)/Steele, Jo Ann (I)/Owens, Bonnie/Maxwell, Marilyn +From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (1973)/Hammett, Mike/Kornbluth, Bruce/Packer, Robert/Fay, Brendan (I)/Coe, John/Elic, Josip/Lackmann, Ron/Doran, Johnny/Leo, Frank/Conover, Bruce/Turgeon, Peter/Rose, George (I)/Spinelli, Lary/Mulligan, Richard/Symington, Donald/Kubiak, Tom/Gerstad, John/Johnson, Georgann/Bergman, Ingrid (I)/Prager, Sally/Kahn, Madeline/Selman, Linda +Froze Nose Knows, The (1970)/Byner, John +Fun and Fancy Free (1947)/Disney, Walt/Bergen, Edgar/Gilbert, Billy (I)/Edwards, Cliff (I)/Nash, Clarence/Colvig, Pinto/Patten, Luana/Gordon, Anita/Shore, Dinah +Funny Car Summer (1974)/Dunn, Mike (III)/Dunn, Jim (II)/Dunn, Pat (III)/Dunn, Patty/Dunn, Tammy +Funny Girl (1968)/Sharif, Omar/Winslow, Dick/Mohr, Gerald/Faylen, Frank/Akins, Charles (I)/Gough, Lloyd/Bradley, Paul (I)/Benedict, William 'Billy'/Harmon, John (I)/DeNormand, George/Sully, Frank/Warburton, John (I)/Pidgeon, Walter/Dawson, Hal K./Allen, Lee (I)/Rall, Tommy/Mack, Lester/Brandt, Thordis/Ford, Virginia Ann/Williams, Caroline (III)/Questel, Mae/Streisand, Barbra/Williams, Christine (III)/Flynn, Gertrude/Medford, Kay/Brenna, Bettina/Lee, Karen (I)/Vaughn, Sharon (I)/Santon, Penny/Neilsen, Inga/Francis, Anne (I)/Mangler, Mary Jane/Johnston, Alena/Lawrence, Mittie/Yousen, Enid +Furankenshutain no kaijû: Sanda tai Gaira (1966)/Tazaki, Jun/Sekita, Hiroshi/Ito, Hisaya/Mutsumi, Goro/Nakamura, Nobuo/Kuno, Seishiro/Kirino, Nadao/Uno, Koji/Tajima, Yoshifumi/Nakajima, Haruo/Tamblyn, Russ/Okabe, Tadashi/Sawamura, Ikio/Hirose, Shoichi/Fujiki, Yu/Nomura, Kôzô/Matsumoto, Somesho/Sahara, Kenji/Yamamoto, Ren/Hamilton, Kipp/Mizuno, Kumi +Further Adventures of the Wilderness Family, The (1978)/Larsen, Ham/Grayson, Kurt/Cutler, Brian/Flower, George 'Buck'/Logan, Robert (I)/Damante-Shaw, Susan/Rattray, Heather +Gabbianella e il gatto, La (1998)/Sepúlveda, Luis/Verdone, Carlo/Albanese, Antonio/Baratta, Sofia/D'Amico, Domitilla/Puccio, Veronica/Ruffo, Melba +Gaia Symphony II (1999)/Harmon, Mark (I)/Devane, William/Drake, Frank (II)/Lama, Dalai/Mayol, Jacques/Sato, Hatsune/Delany, Dana/White, Betty (I) +Gallavants (1984)/McGrath, Fred/Sansom, Ken/Gordon, Barry/Welker, Frank/Travalena, Fred/Callas, Charlie/Lydiard, Robert/Perrin, Vic/Pershing, Diane/Gittlin, Joyce/Ward, B.J. (II)/Hoffman, Wendy/Hamilton, Jane (VII) +Gamblers, The (1970)/Chinn, Anthony/Woo, Richard/Griffith, Kenneth (I)/Olaf, Pierre/Margolin, Stuart/Serato, Massimo/Gordon, Don (I)/Domergue, Faith/Kendall, Suzy (I) +Games, The (1970)/Wepper, Fritz/Ishimoto, Dale/Elliott, Sam/Werner, Alexander (II)/Alkin, John/Metcalf, Adrian/Cunningham, Bob/Stanhope, Warren/Kemp, Jeremy (I)/Newsome, Don/Johnson, Rafer/Stepanek, Karel/Pickering, Ron/O'Neal, Ryan/McDermott, Hugh/Smith, Kent (I)/Jeavons, Colin/Compton, Athol/Aznavour, Charles/Crawford, Michael (I)/Baker, Stanley/Hall, Harvey/Lye, Reg/Jago, June/Carter, Tina (I)/Werner, Emmy/Stone, Marianne/Beacham, Stephanie/Taylor-Young, Leigh/Taylor, Elaine (I)/Watts, Gwendolyn/Webster, Paddy/Washbourne, Mona +Gauloises bleues, Les (1968)/Périer, François/Girod, Francis/Ancel, André/Baudry, Jacques/Varela, José (I)/Garcin, Henri/Lescot, Jean/Pagliero, Marcello/Kalfon, Jean-Pierre/Decroux, Maximilien/Demestre, Georges/Cremer, Bruno/Wiazemsky, Anne/Gondy, Karina/Lopert, Tanya/Chelton, Tsilla/Maltzeff, Sofie/Felder, Isabelle/Girardot, Annie/Degliame, Claude/Vielleville, Dominique/Becker, Tania/Braconnier, Liza/Bielski, Nella +Gekijô-ban poketto monsutâ: Maboroshi no pokemon: Rugia bakutan (1999)/Yamadera, Kôichi/Hamada, Masatoshi/Ishizuka, Unshô/Ôtsuka, Chikao/Seki, Tomokazu/Kaga, Takeshi/Miki, Shinichirô/Inuyama, Inuko/Mitsuishi, Kotono/Hayashibara, Megumi/Ootani, Ikue/Matsumoto, Rica/Iizuka, Mayumi/Hiramatsu, Shoshi/Koorogi, Satomi +Gekijôban Furandaasu no inu (1997)/Miller, Matt K./Loggia, Robert/Bluhm, Brady/Tange, Sakura/Derryberry, Debi/Tsumura, Makoto +Gem Dandy (1970)/Weinrib, Lennie +Genesis (2004)/Kouyaté, Sotigui +Genie with the Light Touch, The (1972)/Stafford, Grace +Gentleman Tramp, The (1975)/Olivier, Laurence/Chaplin, Charles/Oppenheimer, Alan/Matthau, Walter/Lemmon, Jack +George (1972)/Mullaney, Jack/Bucher, Raimund/Schacher, Frank/Thompson, Marshall (I)/Frick, Hermann (II)/Janson, Horst/Stewart, Volker/Parker, Erwin/Reiser, Edgar/Barter, Jeffery/Bennett, Wallace C./von Wiese, Ursula/Schöner, Ingeborg/Caroll, Linda/Young, Trudy/Balmer, Dagmar/Graubner, Brigitte/von Allmen, Elisabeth +Geri's Game (1997)/Peterson, Bob (III) +Gezora, Ganime, Kameba: Kessen! Nankai no daikaijû (1970)/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Sahara, Kenji/Ogata, Rinsaku/Sakai, Sachio/Nakajima, Haruo/Togin, Chotaro/Gondo, Yukihiko/Kubo, Akira/Saito, Noritake/Fujiki, Yu/Omae, Wataru/Kato, Shigeo/Nakamura, Tetsu/Kobayashi, Yukiko/Sugihara, Yûko/Takahashi, Atsuko (I) +Ghost Dog (1997)/Lepucki, Robert/Mendez, Bryan/Milbrook, Leo/Friedman, Tony (II)/Ermin, John/Jacobs, Jerry P./Herron, Matthew/Law, John Phillip/Tamblyn, Russ/Turner, Jerry (II)/Pizzuto, Michael/Putch, John/Richards, J.C. (I)/Tinnon, Sarah/Doughan, Kate/Alsina, Sharon/Knoblauch, Jessica/Brooke, T.L./Valdez, Alicia (I) +Ghosts of Dickens' Past, The (1998)/Fowles, Paul/Gallagher, Seann/Calabretta, Tony/Heyerdahl, Christopher/Bertram, Jennifer/King, Helen (III)/Lawrence, Cary/Larkin, Sheena/Gilchrist, Jane (I) +Ghosts of the Abyss (2003)/Wilkins, Miguel/Sauey, Brett/Cameron, Mike (I)/Baker, Jesse (II)/Baker, Justin (II)/Schmitz, Eric/Nischeta, Victor/Shaw, Justin (I)/Fitzgerald, Aaron C./Arneson, Charlie/Paxton, Bill/Donovan, John (I)/Marschall, Ken/Gunnarson, Piper/Lynch, Don (II)/Kilroy, Thomas/Moody, James (V)/Sagalevitch, Dr. Anatoly M./Zambrano, Federico/Ledda, Jeffrey N./Paul, Jason (II)/Cameron, James (I)/Jaskolski, Corey/Pellegrino, Charles (I)/Abernathy, Lewis/Broadwater, Dr. John/Pace, Vince/Bruno, John (I)/Chernaiev, Genya/Valdez, Adriana/Ridge, Dale (II)/Johnston, Dr. Lori/Smiley, Tava/O'Brien, Ellen (I)/Prestininzi, Judy/Hayes, Stacey/Tashjian, Janace +Giant (1956)/Teague, Guy/Wiley, John/Harris, Sam (II)/Holliman, Earl/Lomas, Jack/Bishop, Richard (II)/Jara, Maurice/Meredith, Charles (I)/Caler, John/Hopper, Dennis/Rivero, Julian/Alvarado, Fernando (I)/Kay, Steven (II)/Taylor, Rod (I)/Nichols, Robert (I)/Stevens, Bert (I)/Dunn, Pete (I)/Vacío, Natividad/Turich, Felipe/Dean, James (I)/Holmes, Stuart/Fix, Paul/White, Dan (I)/Kruger, Paul (I)/Millan, Victor/Shurley, Bob/Hale, Bill (I)/Monroe, Tom (I)/Hudson, Rock/Talbot, Slim/Aguilar, Perfideo/Adams, Nick (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Dunn, George (I)/Williams, Rush/Watts, Charles (I)/Sayre, Jeffrey/Scourby, Alexander/Garcia, John (II)/Mineo, Sal/Morella, Tony/Hamilton, Marc (I)/Moore, Carl/Ramirez, Ramon/Bennett, Ray (I)/Whiting, Napoleon/Baker, Eddie (I)/Wills, Chill/Jiminez, David/Villalobos, Francisco (I)/Driscoll, Tex/Miller, Harold (I)/Wooley, Sheb/Terhune, Max/Hale, Monte/Maynard, Kermit/Simpson, Mickey/Whitley, Ray/Bishop, Dave (I)/Crane, Colleen/Lent, Judy/McCambridge, Mercedes/Bryar, Claudia/Edwards, Mary Ann/Greenwood, Ethel/Poindexter, Ina/Dillaway, Dana/Crane, Marlene/Bennett, Fran (II)/Craig, Carolyn (I)/Cortland, Pat/Lent, Jill/Aguirre, Elsa/Thompson, Wanda Lee/Barrie, Barbara/Ethridge, Ella/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Randall, Martha/Werner, Christine/Sutherland, Mitzi/Cárdenas, Elsa/Friedman, Vera Lee/Cashen, Georgann/Menard, Tina/Gates, Maxine/Del Rey, Pilar/Majalca, Ana Maria/Baker, Carroll/Evelyn, Judith/Cashen, Mary Ann/Withers, Jane/Nash, Noreen/Ellis, Juney +Gigi (1958)/Marsac, Maurice/Saget, Roger/Musson, Bernard/Winebrenner, Leroy/Bean, Richard (III)/Chevalier, Maurice (I)/Jourdan, Louis (I)/Ozenne, Jean/Rossen, Ohad/Bergerac, Jacques/Ary, Jack/Trevan, Jack/Jerome, Edwin/de Lapparent, Hubert/Abbott, John (I)/Bertrand, Jacques (II)/Wand, Betty/Neumann, Dorothy/Provost, Jeanne/Arnaud, Marie-Hélène/Feindt, Cilly/Mersen, Anne-Marie/van Vooren, Monique/Jeans, Isabel/Caron, Leslie/Sheehan, Pat (I)/Simms, Marilyn/Gingold, Hermione/Plose, Maruja/Marchand, Corinne/Gabor, Eva/Stevens, 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(II)/Campbell, Ken (I)/Clarke, Philip L./Savalas, Telly/Paull, Morgan/Burghardt, Arthur/McDowall, Roddy/Ward, Kirby (I)/Brooks, Foster/Welker, Frank/Erhard, Bernard/Ward, Kelly/Nouri, Michael/Cullen, Peter (I)/Hickman, Darryl/Richards, Lou (I)/Gautier, Richard/Bell, Michael (I)/Lightstone, Marilyn/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Ward, B.J. (II)/Kidder, Margot/Speights, Leslie +Godspell (1973)/Madden, Joe (I)/Haskell, David (I)/Richards, Burt/Mylett, Jeffrey/Tebelak, John-Michael/Sroka, Jerry/Jackson, Merrell/Garber, Victor/Levans, Daniel/Lamont, Robin/McCormick, Gilmer/Jonas, Joanne/Thigpen, Lynne/Hanley, Katie +Goin' Home (1976)/Oliver, Kevin/Triche, Bernard/Ruffin, Melvin/Christiansen, Todd/Forbes, Marion/Poole, Robert Dale/Bradford, Delia +Gojira tai Hedorâ (1971)/Omae, Wataru/Okawa, Teruzo/Nakajima, Haruo/Satsuma, Kenpachiro/Gondo, Yukihiko/Yamauchi, Akira/Shiba, Toshio/Komatsu, Eisaburo/Kawase, Hiroyuki (I)/Okabe, Susumu/Okabe, Tadashi/Kimura, Toshie/Mari, Keiko +Gojira tai Megaro (1973)/Tomita, Kotaro/Dunham, Robert/Mikami, Sakyo/Odachi, Hideto/Kawase, Hiroyuki (I)/Ikeda, Fumiyo/Nakanishi, Eisuke/Mori, Kanta/Nakajima, Gentaro (II)/Otsuki, Wolf/Jessup, Rolf/Nakajima, Haruo/Komada, Tsugutoshi/Takagi, Shinji (I)/Satsuma, Kenpachiro/Sasaki, Katsuhiko/Hayashi, Yutaka +Gojira tai Mekagojira (1974)/Imafuku, Masao/Mutsumi, Goro/Zushi, Isao/Hirata, Akihiko/Kusano, Daigo/Daimon, Masaaki/Kishida, Shin/Torii, Takayasu/Mori, Ise/Aoyama, Kazuya/Kusumi, Momoru/Ogawa, Yasuzo/Koizumi, Hiroshi (I)/Sahara, Kenji/Lin, Beru-Bera/Matsushita, Hiromi (I)/Tajima, Reiko +Gojira-Minira-Gabara: Oru kaijû daishingeki (1969)/Sahara, Kenji/Sekita, Hiroshi/Yazaki, Tomonori/Sada, Yutaka/Nakajima, Haruo/Suzuki, Kazuo (I)/Machan, 'Little Man'/Sakai, Sachio/Tajima, Yoshifumi/Sawamura, Ikio/Togin, Chotaro/Nakayama, Yutaka/Amamoto, Eisei/Ishida, Shigeki/Hirai, Michiko/Uchiyama, Midori (I)/Naka, Machiko +Gold Diggin' Woodpecker (1972)/Stafford, Grace +Golden Voyage of Sinbad, The (1974)/Law, John Phillip/Shaw, Robert (I)/Emmanuel, Takis/Garfield, David (I)/Shaw, Martin/Aslan, Grégoire/Wilmer, Douglas/Sambrell, Aldo/Poggi, Ferdinando/Christian, Kurt/Baker, Tom (I)/Munro, Caroline +Gone with the Wind (1939)/Ates, Roscoe/Davenport, Harry (I)/Gable, Clark/Brown, Everett (I)/Nellman, H./Heydt, Louis Jean/Cosgrave, Luke/Arledge, John/Houghton, Shep/Strang, Harry/Nye, Carroll/Moran, Jackie (I)/Brooks, Ralph/Morin, Alberto (I)/Farnsworth, Richard/Corrado, Gino/Alden, Eric/Phelps, Lee (I)/Jory, Victor (I)/Kerrigan, J.M./McClain, William (I)/Trent, Phillip/Bond, Ward/White, Dan (I)/Dorr, Lester/Stack, William/Summers, Dirk Wayne/Wilkerson, Guy/Hurst, Paul (I)/Polk, Oscar/Howard, Leslie (I)/Davenport, Ned (I)/Whitman, Ernest/Bakewell, William/Jenks, Si/Stelling, William/Mitchell, Thomas (I)/Hickman, Howard C./Murray, Lee (I)/Holt, Ricky/Faylen, Frank/Canutt, Yakima/Kelly, Tommy (I)/Williams, Zack/Kuhn, Mickey/Coghlan Jr., Frank/Carlson, Gary (I)/Wray, John (I)/Reeves, George (I)/Crane, Fred (I)/Hamilton, C./Treacy, Emerson/Bacon, Irving/Morris, Adrian/Warren, E. Alyn/Bardette, Trevor/Kirby, W./Seidel, Tom/Elliott, Robert (I)/Hackathorne, George/Newell, David (I)/Meeker, George (I)/Washington, Blue/Cripps, Kernan/Brooks, Rand/Anderson, Eddie 'Rochester'/Bush, James (I)/Millican, James (I)/Howland, Olin/Tyler, Tom (I)/Chandler, Eddy/Clark, Wallis/Linden, Eric/Edwards, Cliff (I)/Douglas, Phyllis/Darwell, Jane/Ridgeway, Suzanne/Pharr, Naomi/Reynolds, Marjorie/Keyes, Evelyn/Elliott, Edythe/Falligant, Susan/Byers, Ruth (II)/Anderson, Mary (I)/Crews, Laura Hope/Cortina, Martina/Kemble-Cooper, Lillian/Shero, Terry/Driver, F./O'Neil, Barbara/King, Cammie/Hatchett, Inez/Drake, Joan (I)/Bufford, Daisy/Tuck, Julia Ann/Munson, Ona/Bupp, Ann/Martin, Marcella (I)/Robert, Louisa/Rogers, Azarene/Harding, Evelyn (II)/de Havilland, Olivia/Roberts, Leona/Jewell, Isabel/Leigh, Vivien/Whitley, Sarah (I)/Carter, Louise/Griffin, Kelly (II)/McDaniel, Hattie/Heker, Jean/Reynolds, Jolane/Rhett, Alicia/Rutherford, Ann (I)/McQueen, Butterfly +Good-bye, My Lady (1956)/Harris, Phil (I)/Hopper, William (I)/Poitier, Sidney/De Wilde, Brandon/Brennan, Walter/Beavers, Louise +Goodbye Bird, The (1993)/Shoemaker, Timothy S./Flynn, Michael (I)/Tatom, Jason/Bennett, Jesse/Johnson, Gordon (I)/Scott, Michael (IV)/Green, Curley/Halladay, Eric/Olson, Jeff (I)/Pettiet, Christopher/Howard, Wyn L./Rogers, Wayne (I)/Gerrish, Frank/Cohen, Joyce (I)/Pickett, Cindy/Wood, Thelissa/Thurmond, Christina/Frith, Ginger/Crowell, Margaret/Greenwood, Mary/Nelligan, Micaela/Conrad, Dorothy/Tomei, Concetta/Dangerfield, Marcia/Lanier, Monique/Judd, Kelley/Sandack, Helen +Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1969)/Reed, Stephen (III)/Redgrave, Michael/May, Jack (I)/Culver, Michael/Audreson, Michael/Stevens, Ronnie (I)/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Morton, Clive/Baker, George (I)/Owen, Tom (I)/Gugolka, John/Bryant, Michael (I)/Britt, Leo/Tickner, Royston/Maranzana, Mario/Ridgeway, Michael/Greyn, Clinton/Hedley, Jack/Lloyd, Jeremy/Marriott, Craig (II)/Leggatt, Alison/Couper, Barbara/Phillips, Siân/Clark, Petula/Gray, Elspet/Hayes, Patricia (I)/Runacre, Jenny/March, Elspeth/Steafel, Sheila/Knox, Barbara +Goofy Movie, A (1995)/Farmer, Bill (I)/Sparber, Herschel/Anselmo, Tony/Shawn, Wallace/Willinger, Jason/Burton, Corey/Shore, Pauly/Buttram, Pat (I)/Bragger, Klee/Welker, Frank/Marsden, Jason/Lohr, Aaron/Lima, Kevin/Moore, Steve (I)/Campbell, Tevin/Pimental, Brian/Basco, Dante/Allwine, Wayne/Cummings, Jim (I)/Lawrence, Joseph (II)/Amandola, Vittorio/Paulsen, Rob/Richards, Robyn (I)/Smith, Brittany Alyse/Holliday, Carol/Daily, Elizabeth/Worley, Jo Anne/Brown, Julie (I)/Stanley, Florence/Martin, Kellie/von Oÿ, Jenna/Carroll, Pat (I)/Bernstein, Sheryl +Goose That Laid a Golden Egg, The (1974)/Holt, Bob/Butler, Daws/Shermet, Hazel +Gopher Broke (1969)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Gordy (1995)/Roberts, Adrian (I)/Dean, Randy/Kohler, Jon/Clark, Roy (II)/Trent, Buck/Lester, Tom/Mason, Jack (I)/Weir, Kyle/Omilami, Afemo/Meskimen, Jim/Bodine, Billy/Gardner, John (VI)/Hester, Earl/Willie, Boxcar/Shuler, Larry (I)/Rice, Brett/Ogawa, Toshio/Stafford, Jim/Kibler, Rod/Camp, Hamilton/Stone, Doug (I)/Letts, Dennis/Ewing, Blake McIver/Andosca, Rick/Manson, Ted/Soronow, Frank/Garms, Justin/Welker, Frank/Rukeyser, Louis/Key, Tom (I)/Bandy, Moe/Boen, Earl/Gilley, Mickey/Donadio, James/Roescher, Michael/Washington, Joe (I)/Dorsey, Sandra/MacNeille, Tress/Bahler, Heather/Harris, Julianna/Hobart, Deborah/Young, Kristy (I)/Wiener, Sabrina/Blue, Jocelyn/Gillespie, Bonnie (I)/Lane, Christy (I)/Povich, Amy/Robson, Sybil/Rukeyser, Stacy/Stone, Sydney +Gospel Road: A Story of Jesus (1973)/Nicholson, Lyle (I)/LaBlanc, Gelles/Elfstrom Jr., Robert/Elfstrom, Robert/Dater, Alan/Armstrong, Sean (II)/Kristofferson, Kris (I)/Smith, Paul L./Pollack, Ulf/Mannock, Terrence Winston/Chernoff, Steven/Lee, Larry (II)/Cash, Johnny (I)/Stark, Stuart (II)/Leventhal, Thomas/Sanders, Jonathan/Kay, John Paul/Carter Cash, June +Grand Champion (2002)/Fisher, Jacob/Willis, Bruce/Strait, George/Buckley, Andrew (I)/Williams, Cache/Vigus, Larry/Taylor, Buck (I)/Robison, Charlie (I)/Roberts, Julia (I)/Harper, Andrea (I)/Weinert, Suzanne/Adams, Joey Lauren/Maines, Natalie/Roberts, Emma (II) +Grand Meaulnes, Le (1967)/Blaise, Jean/Dmurtal, Henri Alain/Cuvelier, Marcel/Castan, Bruno/de Tillière, Christian/Libolt, Alain/Spira, Serge/Noury, Alain/Fossey, Brigitte/Fahr, Annie/Quentin, Thérèse/Guy, Elizabeth/Villard, Juliette +Grande vadrouille, La (1966)/Sterzenbach, Benno/Mercey, Paul/Jacob, Peter (I)/Schneider, Helmuth (I)/Sablon, Jacques/Russel, Percival/Bodoin, Jacques/Lenoir, Rudy/Bertin, Pierre (I)/Terry-Thomas/Gobin, Gabriel/Kolldehoff, Reinhard/Marshall, Mike (I)/Roussel, Pierre (I)/Darzal, Noël/Modo, Michel/Génès, Henri/Grosso, Guy/Bastien, Pierre (I)/Brook, Claudio/Rupp, Sieghardt/de Funès, Louis/Bourvil/Meyer, Hans (I)/Préboist, Paul/Mag-Avril/Brosset, Colette/Dubois, Marie/Marshall, Catherine (I)/Parisy, Andréa/Marquet, Mary +Great American Chase, The (1979)/Bryan, Arthur Q./Shutorov, Nicolai/Blanc, Mel +Great American Cowboy, The (1973)/Mahan, Larry/Lyne, Phil/McCrea, Joel +Great Brain, The (1978)/Hart, John Fredric/Christensen, Alan/Birman, Len/Bishop, John (I)/Roberts, Arthur (II)/Osmond, Cliff/Osmond, Jimmy/Jarnigan, James/Delaney, Pat (I)/Benisch, Lynn/Ryan, Fran +Great Caruso, The (1951)/Wolfe, Ian/Renno, Vincent/Hamilton, John (I)/Bright, Robert E./Napier, Alan/Bond, David (I)/Holmes, Stuart/Brocco, Peter/Valdengo, Giuseppe/Reid, Carl Benton/Chakiris, George/Price, Peter (I)/Filauri, Antonio/Menken, Shepard/Franz, Eduard/Samuels, Maurice/Vuolo, Tito/Milletaire, Carl/Roach, Bert/Minciotti, Silvio/Harvey, Paul (I)/Jávor, Pál/Moscona, Nicola/Russell, Gilbert (I)/Evans, Charles (IV)/Lanza, Mario/Donath, Ludwig/Siletti, Mario/Paiva, Nestor/DeLaval, Mario/Hageman, Richard/Moore, Matt (I)/Mazzola, Anthony (I)/Brunetti, Argentina/Jackson, Sherry/Angold, Edit/Blyth, Ann/Clarke, Mae/Urecal, Minerva/Clarke, Angela (I)/Duguay, Yvette/Amara, Lucine/Vaughan, Dorothy/Novotna, Jarmila/Kirsten, Dorothy/Koshetz, Marina/Beach, Olive May/Flowers, Bess/Celli, Teresa/Thebom, Blanche +Great Catherine (1968)/Griffith, Kenneth (I)/Martin, Reuben/Borionko, Yuri/Powell, Dinny/Mellor, James (I)/Mostel, Zero/Hawkins, Jack/Tamiroff, Akim/Clegg, Tom (II)/Joint, Alf/Woolf, Henry/Ravel, Alfred/Barrett, Sean (I)/Rollings, Gordon/Reid, Milton/Read, Darryl/Mulholland, Declan/MacGreevy, Oliver/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Holliday-Evans, Rupert/Lawson, Gerald/Lancaster, Catherine/O'Mara, Kate/Lohr, Marie/Foster, Norma/Moreau, Jeanne/Kelly, Janet/Seidl, Lea/Gordon, Claire/Scoular, Angela/Kean, Marie +Great Dictator, The (1940)/Gilbert, Billy (I)/Anders, Rudolph/Brodie, Don/Davis, Lew/Gardiner, Reginald/Roquemore, Henry/Meyer, Torben/Prival, Lucien/Daniell, Henry/DeHaven, Carter (I)/Irving, William (I)/Perrin, Jack/Schumm, Hans/Mann, Hank (I)/White, Leo (I)/Gorcey, Bernard/Michelson, Jules/Oakie, Jack (I)/Davidson, Max (I)/Dryden, Wheeler/Aldrich, Fred/Moscovitch, Maurice/Irwin, Charles (I)/Chaplin, Charles/Dunn, Eddie/Flaherty, Pat/Conried, Hans/Ring, Cyril/Conklin, Chester/Voss, Carl/Semels, Harry/Geary, Bud/Wilson, Harry (I)/Drake, Francis Ernest/Sullivan, Charles (I)/Lynn, George (I)/Sandford, Tiny/Alexander, Richard (I)/Davidson, John (I)/Corrado, Gino/Hodgson, Leyland/Moorhouse, Bert/Arnold, William (I)/París, Manuel/Gribbon, Eddie/Harris, Sam (II)/Weigel, Paul/Arno, Sig/Dunn, Emma (I)/Goddard, Paulette/Michelson, Esther/Hayle, Grace/Wright, Florence/Leopold, Ethelreda/Pike, Nita/Nichols, Nellie V. +Great Land of Small, The (1987)/Rochette, Olivier/Tremblay, Luc (I)/Anderson, Michael J./Tetreault, Patrice/Bolduc, Raymond/Perrault, Louis (II)/Gordon, Russell T./Doclin, Nicolas/Gulko, Daniel/Jutras, Rock/Ruthledge, Patrick/Dupéré, Nicolas/Duhaime, Pierre/Zipperlin, Frederic/Roy, Eddie/Langedijk, Jack/Boulais, Jean-François/Morales, Tonatiuh/Gagne, Michel (I)/Boun, Daniel/Harel, Christian/Garfield, Marshall/Ghier, Richard/Seide, Yves-Martin/Diamond, Mario/Leonard, Louis/Blouin, Michael/Houghton, Scott/Benoît, Alain (I)/Mélançon, André/Roberts, Ken (I)/Bayou/Pelletier, Gilles/Ste-Croix, Gilles/Ladouceur, Serge (III)/Tremblay, Rodrigue/Lucu, Gilbert/Beaucaire, Suzanne/Elkin, Karen/Germain, Rita/Drolet, Marie/Graton, Françoise/Desmarais, Lorraine/Martn, Johanne/Bedard, Christiane/Belanger, Faon/Ste-Croix, Celia/Detolle, Annick/Ruest, Carmen/Riondeau, Georgette/Brodeur, Danièle/Gélinas, Noémie/Turmel, Michelle/Watters, Veronique +Great Monkey Rip-Off, The (1979)/Hale, Trinket/Sharma, Nandlal/Mehta, Hansu/Kothari, Dinesh/Barde, J./Metha, Kuldip/Khan, Bahir/Khan, Bazid/Wilke, Robert J./Chitre, Ashay (III)/Dorning, Robert/Surai, Shyman Sunder/Singh, Amrik/Mahapatra, Subroto/Desair, Sudan/Singh, Narender/Hale Jr., Alan/Kak, Siddharth/Menal/Singh, Madan/Brooks, Judie/Foray, June/Gayatri (IV) +Great Mouse Detective, The (1986)/Price, Vincent (I)/Ingham, Barrie/Welker, Frank/Rathbone, Basil/Young, Alan (I)/Candido, Candy/Bettin, Val/Main, Laurie/Anselmo, Tony/Allwine, Wayne/Edmiston, Walker/Pollatschek, Susanne/Chesney, Diana/Brenner, Eve/Fitzhugh, Ellen (I)/Wallis, Shani +Great Muppet Caper, The (1981)/John-Jules, Danny/Grodin, Charles (I)/Robbins, Michael (I)/Whitmire, Steve/Howard, Trevor (I)/Oz, Frank/Warden, Jack/Nelson, Jerry (I)/Muehl, Brian/Hunt, Richard (I)/Henson, Brian (I)/Morley, Robert (I)/Goelz, Dave/Spinney, Carroll/Hughes, Peter (II)/Ustinov, Peter/Keenan, Lee/Quinn, Mike (I)/Henson, Jim (I)/Spight, Hugh/Payne, Bob (I)/Barnett, Robbie (I)/Cleese, John/Lovick, Rodney/Godfrey, Tommy/Hanham, Ian/Cannon, Sherrill/Falk, Peter (I)/Ludwig, David (I)/Cullen, Christine/Ward, Roberta/Church, Suzanne/Guest, Susie/Horn, Linda/Howard, Kate (I)/Nelson, Christine (II)/Van Gilder, Amy/Backlinie, Susan/Ashley, Cynthia/Aitchison, Peggy/Leake, Cynthia/Finch, Della/Gold, Louise/Mazstead, Mary/Creer, Erica/Rigg, Diana/Borg, Katia/Rynne, Ann/Dalton, Patti/McFarlin, Tricia (I)/Klega, Darine/Sanderson, Joan/Lee, Chai/McKenna, Denise/Holker, Wendy/Phelps, Melina Lee/Kemp, Valli/Ivan-Zadeh, Michele/Lohren, Kahren/Potter, Denise (I)/Latham, Lynn/Mullen, Kathryn +Great Waltz, The (1972)/Aigner, Franz/Parker, Willard/McKellar, Kenneth/Brazzi, Rossano/Wieland, Guido/Howe, George (II)/Weber, Dominique/Schonburg-Hartenstein, Prince Johannes/Patrick, Nigel/Allen, Marty/Janatsch, Helmut/Buchholz, Horst/Lane, Lauri Lupino/Faulkner, James (I)/Tellering, Michael/Robinson, Susan (III)/Woolf, Vicki/Wayland, Ingrid/Muthsam, Elizabeth/Loew, Paola/Costa, Mary/Mitchell, Yvonne/Farthingale, Hermione/Nathan, Lorna +Greatest Story Ever Told, The (1965)/Brinckerhoff, Burt/Roth, Gene/Wynn, Ed/Seven, Johnny (I)/Schildkraut, Joseph/von Sydow, Max (I)/Busch, Robert (I)/Considine, John/Sheiner, David/Bakalyan, Richard/Pickard, John (I)/Lundin, Victor/Hedison, David/Rains, Claude/Persoff, Nehemiah/Taylor, Randall (II)/Simpson, Mickey/McDowall, Roddy/Farr, Jamie/Stewart, Paul (I)/Mineo, Sal/Poitier, Sidney/Jenkins, Dal/Booth, Nesdon/Crawford, John (I)/Raymond, Gary (I)/Cavell, Marc/Buono, Victor/Savalas, Telly/Delevanti, Cyril/Landau, Martin/Taylor, Norm/Tolan, Michael (I)/Walkshorse, Ronald/Abbott, John (I)/Flippen, Jay C./McCallum, David (I)/Sirola, Joseph/Loggia, Robert/Silvera, Frank/Johnson, Russell (I)/Boone, Pat (I)/Whelan, Ron/Stone, Harold J./Ferrer, José (I)/Conte, Richard/Heston, Charlton/DeKova, Frank/Yates, Jimmy/Heflin, Van/Perry, Joseph V./Coolidge, Philip/Sofaer, Abraham/Acosta, Rodolfo (I)/Reese, Tom/Stratton, Chet/Wilson, Harry (I)/Lenard, Mark/Pleasence, Donald/Lupton, John/Perkins, Gil (I)/Ansara, Michael/Wayne, John (I)/Blake, Robert (I)/Mann, Peter (I)/Richards, Frank (I)/Anderson Jr., Michael/Winters, Shelley/Balin, Ina/Hammond, Kay (II)/Baker, Carroll/Margolin, Janet/Vanni, Renata/Seldes, Marian/McGuire, Dorothy (I)/Lansbury, Angela/Dunham, Joanna/Lovsky, Celia (I)/Neumann, Dorothy +Green Berets, The (1968)/Ray, Aldo/Evers, Jason/Wayne, Patrick (I)/Lyons, Cliff/Soo, Jack/Cadiente, Vincente/Faulkner, Edward/Roberson, Chuck/Edmiston, Walker/Jue, Craig/Hennesy, Tom/Henry, Mike (I)/Seay, James/Warlock, Dick/Wayne, John (I)/Janssen, David (I)/Bail, Charles/Donno, Eddy/Askew, Luke/Olds, William/Barker, Jess/Yen, Bach/Apibal, Yodying/Takei, George/Pryor, Richard 'Cactus'/Shannon, Bill (I)/Cabot, Bruce (I)/Koomen, Frank/Robbins, Rudy/Soo Hoo, Hayward/Stuart, Laird/St. Jacques, Raymond/Hutton, Jim (I)/Volkie, Ralph/Tsu, Irene/Miles, Vera +Green Slime, The (1968)/Jorgseeberger, Hans/Dunham, Robert/Sentman, David/Uruf, George/Horton, Robert (I)/Greve, Gunther/Gunther, Ted/Plante, Don/Yorston, David/Altenbay, Enver/Ilimaiti, Strong/Ross, William (II)/Jaeckel, Richard/Scott, Tom (II)/Widom, Bud/Morris, Bob (II)/Bengs, Carl/Middleton, Burr/Vince, Eugene/Randolf, Gary/Conrad, Tom (I)/Morris, Jack (I)/Stark, Arthur/Hylland, Richard/Howard, Clarence/Paluzzi, Luciana/Skersick, Susan/Frederickson, Lynne/Hardisty, Linda/Miller, Linda (VI)/Malson, Linda/Ault, Ann/Kirkpatrick, Helen/Elliott, Patricia/Horan, Kathy (I) +Grizzly Mountain (1997)/Abbott, Mark (I)/Kove, Martin/Wright, Aaron/Bettles, Thomas/Revilla, Gilbert/Bell, E.E./Ferrer, Sam/Christiansen, Dwane/Haggerty, Dan (I)/Haggerty, Dylan (II)/Stallinger, Bill/Budaska, Robert/Borza II, Donald/Stephens, Perry/Bettles, Terrence/Gonzalez, Ed 'Snow Hawk'/Sammut, Charlie/Gundlach, Randy/Patteri, Robert/Craig, Andrew (I)/Peckham, Kevin/Nolan, John (VII)/Haggerty, Megan/Anderson, Jacqueline (III)/Hickey, Marguerite/Hardin, Loreta/Lund, Nicole/Hernandez, Norine/Greene, Kim Morgan/Tinoco, Mary Ann/Gallo, Jessica/Farrelle, Denise/Salazar, Alvera/Farrelle, Eleanor/Gallo, Sierra/Gallo, Janetee +Guardian of the Wilderness (1976)/Pyle, Denver/Palmer, Brett/Rudd, Michael (I)/Shanks, Don/Kavanagh, Michael C./Fell, Norman/Rowe, Prentiss/Creel, Coleman/Carlin, Tom/Keith, Robert (V)/Dehner, John/Clayton, Hyde/Lehmann, Lynn/Kruschen, Jack/Berry, Ken (I)/Osmond, Cliff/Rainey, Ford/Benton, Earl (II)/Jones, Melissa (II)/Miller, Cheryl (I) +Gulliver's Travels (1977)/Bates, Michael (I)/Snowden, Roger/Stark, Graham/Rietty, Robert/Melvin, Murray/Taylor, Rod (I)/Jack, Stephen/Harris, Richard (I)/Sheybal, Vladek/Glover, Julian/Shelley, Norman/Edwards, Meredith (I)/Spear, Bernard/Prowse, David/Bryer, Denise/Nevinson, Nancy/Schell, Catherine/Love, Bessie +Gumby: The Movie (1995)/Warren, Rick (II)/La Carruba, Manny/Farrington, Charles/Clokey, Art/Archer, David (II)/Ahlers, David Ozzie/McDuff, Janet/Clokey, Gloria/Morse, Patti/Young, Alice/Rudolph, Bonnie/Nicol, Lillian +Guns of a Stranger (1973)/Coontz, Bill/Aldridge, Charles W./Graham, Fred (I)/Reed, Mack/Hartman, Tom (I)/Sykes, Bobby/Winters, Don (I)/Fisher, Shug/Wills, Chill/Robbins, Ronny/Tackett, Steven (I)/Robbins, Marty/Beams, Dovie/Hinkle, Melody +Guns of the Magnificent Seven (1969)/Kennedy, George (I)/Whitmore, James/Sangiovanni, Vicente/Rey, Fernando (I)/Serrano, Ramón (I)/Thomas, Scott (I)/Davis, Tony (I)/Silvera, Frank/Casey, Bernie/Markham, Monte/Rigaud, George/Baker, Joe Don/Santoni, Reni/Ansara, Michael/Rivera, Luis (III)/Gracia, Sancho/Wagner, Wende +Guru, The (1969)/York, Michael (I)/Ohringer, Fred/Foster, Barry/Dutt, Utpal/Merchant, Ismail/Palsikar, Nana/Kapoor, Pinchoo/Murch, Marcus/Raj, Prayag/Ameer, Rafi/Agarwal/Jaffrey, Saeed/Sen, Aparna/Pathak, Dina/Sehgal, Zohra/Tushingham, Rita/Cowalsji, Nargis/Katrah, Usha/Strelsin, Dorothy/Nadira/Aurora, Soni/Naidu, Leela/Jaffrey, Madhur +Gus (1976)/Charone, Irwin/Van Patten, Dick/Nahan, Stu/McCormick, Larry (I)/Almanzar, James/Vandis, Titos/Crane, Bob (I)/Grimes, Gary (I)/Putnam, George (I)/Conway, Tim (I)/Schell, Ronnie/Asner, Edward/Knotts, Don/Kiel, Richard/Dryer, Fred/Donovan, Warde/Orchard, John (I)/Frome, Milton/Wells, Danny (I)/Gould, Harold (I)/Manning, Jack (III)/Dunn, Liam/Burrell, Larry/Butkus, Dick/Bostwick, Jackson/Brown, Timothy (I)/Brown, James (II)/Enberg, Dick/Unitas, Johnny/Tobey, Kenneth/Upchurch, Bowman/Slate, Henry/Bosley, Tom/O'Byrne, Bryan/O'Brien, Virginia/Adrian, Iris/Hertelendy, Hanna/Williams, Liberty/Bates, Jeanne +Gypsy Colt (1953)/Hairston, Jester/Hoyos Jr., Rodolfo/Dominguez, Joe (I)/Bond, Ward/Van Cleef, Lee/Dominguez, Bobby/Galindo, Nacho/Keating, Larry (I)/Corcoran, Donna/Maley, Peggy/Dee, Frances +Hamlet (1969)/Livesey, Roger/Jackson, Gordon (I)/Dignam, Mark/Railton, John (II)/Hopkins, Anthony/Gale, Peter (III)/Pennington, Michael (I)/Carney, John J./Williamson, Nicol/Lloyd-Pack, Roger/Elphick, Michael/Chadwick, Robin/Aris, Ben/Jarvis, Bill/Everett, Richard (I)/Griffith, David (IV)/Treneman, John/Graham, Clive/Collier, Ian (I)/Faithfull, Marianne/Parfitt, Judy/Tudor, Jennifer/Huston, Anjelica +Hand Behind the Mouse: The Ub Iwerks Story, The (1999)/Lasseter, John/Adamson, Joseph/Baker, Benjamin Scott/Maltin, Leonard/Jones, Chuck (I)/Iwerks, Ub/Kausler, Mark/Grammer, Kelsey/Disney, Roy Edward/Iwerks, Don/Merritt, Russell (I)/Hedren, Tippi/Davis, Virginia +Hang Your Hat on the Wind (1969)/Rivas, Carlos (I)/Logan, Pete/Faulkner, Edward/Natoli, Rick/Cornford, William/Tinne, Alex/Pratt, Judson/Tompkins, Angel/Ramirez, Monika +Hansel and Gretel (1954 I)/Anderson, Delbert/Rogier, Frank/Brigham, Constance/Boatwright, Helen/Russell, Anna/Dunnock, Mildred +Hansu Kurushitan Anderusan no sekai (1971)/Hammond, Earl (I)/Dante, Ron/Wilson, Lionel G./McCann, Chuck (I)/MacGeorge, Jim/Filson, Sidney (II)/Orr, Corinne/November, Linda/Galen, Hetty/Bailew, Ruth +Happening in Hamelin, A (1968)/Rubinstein, Paulette +Happiest Millionaire, The (1967)/Steele, Tommy (I)/Kincaid, Aron/MacMurray, Fred/McMullan, Jim (I)/Davidson, John (II)/Merrill, Larry (I)/Petersen, Paul (I)/Wellman Jr., William/McClory, Sean (I)/Hodges, Eddie/Grabowski, Norman/Gurley, Jim (I)/Page, Geraldine/Robinson, Frances/Cooper, Gladys (I)/Warren, Lesley Ann/Baddeley, Hermione/Bulifant, Joyce/Garson, Greer/Marshall, Joan (I) +Happily Ever After (1993)/Asner, Edward/Harris, Jonathan (I)/McDowell, Malcolm/DeLuise, Dom/Horton, Michael (I)/Welker, Frank/Channing, Carol/Gary, Linda/Cara, Irene/Diller, Phyllis (I)/Ullman, Tracey/Kellerman, Sally/Gabor, Zsa Zsa +Hard Day's Night, A (1964)/Nimmo, Derek/Hooper, Terry (I)/Trubshawe, Michael/Brambell, Wilfrid/Harrison, George (I)/Vernon, Richard (II)/Rollings, Gordon/Haigh, Kenneth/Guyler, Deryck/Collins, Phil (I)/Lloyd, Jeremy/Avon, Roger/McCartney, Paul/Blair, Lionel/Lennon, John (I)/Rossington, Norman/Starr, Ringo/Holloway, Julian/Ray, Robin (I)/Junkin, John/Malin, Edward/Langton, David (I)/Bluthal, John/Spinetti, Victor/Janson, David/Seebohm, Alison/Frankland, Rosemarie/Boyd, Pattie/Lewis, Linda (IV)/Quayle, Anna/Sherman, Geraldine/Blair, Isla/Nolan, Margaret (I)/Stone, Marianne/Kelly, Clare (I)/Armstrong, Bridget +Hare and Loathing in Las Vegas (2004)/Bennett, Jeff (I)/West, Billy (II)/LaMarche, Maurice/Alaskey, Joe/MacNeille, Tress +Haunting Dog (1975)/Holt, Bob +Haunting, The (1963 I)/Jones, Claude (I)/Tamblyn, Russ/Maxwell, Paul (I)/Lang, Howard (II)/Dyall, Valentine/Adam, Ronald/Johnson, Richard (I)/Maxwell, Lois/Greenlaw, Verina/Bloom, Claire (I)/Compton, Fay/Richard, Susan/Harris, Julie (I)/Knorr, Freda/Buckley, Pamela/Clare, Diane/Mansell, Janet/Crutchley, Rosalie/Dorken, Rosemary/Dalby, Amy +Hawks and Doves (1968)/Weinrib, Lennie/Foray, June +Hawmps! (1976)/Inn, Frank/Travis, Mike (I)/Pyle, Denver/Martin, Perry/Strawbridge, Larry/Davis, Jesse (I)/Elam, Jack/Janssen, Rex/Pickens, Slim (I)/Brown, Steven C./Kendrick, Henry/Conforti, Gino/Drake, Dick (I)/Swartz, Larry/Starr, Don (I)/Wells, Tiny (I)/Lundin, Richard (I)/Gunsberg, Roy/Connelly, Christopher (I)/Hampton, James (I)/Starkey, Charles/Hearne, Catherine/Maynard, Mimi/Smith, Cynthia (I) +He Is My Brother (1976)/Martínez, Joaquín/Espinda, Lippy/Rist, Robbie/Pritchard, David (I)/Sherman, Bobby (I)/Fong, Benson/Sherman, Shawn/Wynn, Keenan/Paulo, Kathy +Head (1968)/Burns, Mike (III)/Irving, Charles (II)/Tork, Peter/Mature, Victor/Sofaer, Abraham/Bagdad, William/Rafelson, Bob/Ramsey, Logan/Kane, Eddie (I)/Taggart, Hal/Carey, Timothy/Hanley, Jim (I)/Dolenz, Micky/Zappa, Frank/Manners, David/Kemp, Kenner G./Marsh, Tiger Joe/Lugosi, Bela/Flint, Sam/Chambers, Terry (I)/Dennis, John (I)/Reagan, Ronald (I)/Laughton, Charles/Nitschke, Ray/Nesmith, Michael/Hopper, Dennis/Ford, Glenn (I)/Jones, T.C. (I)/Scotti, Vito/Karloff, Boris/Liston, Sonny/Andersen, Jon C./Helton, Percy/Hoffman, John (VI)/Macaulay, Charles/Eldredge, George/Jones, Davy (I)/Nicholson, Jack/Garr, Teri/Helstoski, Kristine/Hayworth, Rita/Doda, Carol/Funicello, Annette/Weaver, Linda (IV)/Kallianiotes, Helena/Barrett, Rona/Shepard, Esther/Fairchild, June/Basil, Toni/Jefferson, I.J. +Heathcliff: The Movie (1986)/McGrath, Derek/Jones, Stan (II)/Mann, Danny (I)/Cullen, Peter (I)/Blanc, Mel/Zeigler, Ted/Wells, Danny (I)/Elias, Jeannie/Christie, Donna/Schreffler, Marilyn/Lightstone, Marilyn +Heidi (1937)/Hersholt, Jean/Reicher, Frank/Ruman, Sig/Humbert, George/Beck, Thomas (I)/Brecher, Egon/Blackmer, Sidney/Watson, Delmar (I)/Rub, Christian/Treacher, Arthur/Temple, Shirley/Jones, Marcia Mae/Christians, Mady/Westley, Helen/Moore, Pauline/Rosing, Bodil/Janssen, Elsa (I)/Nash, Mary (I)/Meyer, Greta +Heidi (2005 II)/Hess, Wolfgang/Ochsenknecht, Jimi/Wurmer, Lara/Brams, Viktoria/Werner, Jana/Kraus, Sonya/von Krosigk, Sidonie/Stelley, Jana +Heidi's Song (1982)/Feld, Fritz/Cullen, Peter (I)/Greene, Lorne/Erdman, Richard (I)/Davis Jr., Sammy/Bell, Michael (I)/Welker, Frank/Winslow, Michael (I)/DeWitt, Roger/Gregg, Virginia/Gerber, Joan/Waldo, Janet/Ferdin, Pamelyn/Gray, Margery +Hell in the Pacific (1968)/Mifune, Toshirô/Marvin, Lee +Hellfighters (1968)/Morin, Alberto (I)/Gonzalez Gonzalez, Pedro/Caillou, Alan/Diaz, Rudy (I)/Roberson, Chuck/Wayne, John (I)/Finch, Howard/Hutton, Jim (I)/de Vargas, Valentin/Stephenson, John (I)/Flippen, Jay C./Cabot, Bruce (I)/Hashim, Edmund/Hamilton, Big John/Hardy, William (III)/Mehra, Lal Chand/Faulkner, Edward/Alderson, John (I)/Colmans, Edward/Pryor, Richard 'Cactus'/Chandler, Chris (I)/Louie, Bebe/Stuart, Barbara/Germaine, Elizabeth/Miles, Vera/Fong, Frances/Ross, Katharine (I)/Stephens, Laraine +Hello Down There (1969)/Gordon, Bruce (II)/Jarrell, Andy/Berry, Ken (I)/Tigerman, Gary/Hoey, Bud/Schuller, Frank/Lembeck, Harvey/Wagner, Lou/Stang, Arnold/Martin, Charles (II)/Backus, Jim/Henning, Pat/Laskay, Jay/McDowall, Roddy/Logan, Frank (I)/Dreyfuss, Richard/Griffin, Merv/Randall, Tony (I)/Kaye, Lora/Meredith, Lee/Cole, Kay (I)/Backus, Henny/Rae, Charlotte/Leigh, Janet +Hello, Dolly! (1969)/Tanner, Clay/Mark, Michael (I)/O'Malley, J. Pat/Smith, Tucker (I)/O'Moore, Patrick/McVey, Tyler/Benedict, William 'Billy'/Command, John/Cross, Jimmy (I)/May, Bert/Marshall, Robert Neal/Montgomery, Ralph/Ahdar, David/Wagenheim, Charles/Wilkerson, Guy/Feld, Fritz/Lockin, Danny/Collier, Richard (I)/Matthau, Walter/Houghton, Shep/McEachin, James/Williams, Bart (I)/Farley, Morgan/Hooker, Ken/Mapes, Ted/USC Trojan Marching Band/Quillan, Eddie/Crothers, Scatman/Hutchison, Jim (I)/Monty, Harry/Kerns, Hubie/Armstrong, Louis (I)/Ahern, Will/Chandler, James (I)/Tune, Tommy/Hoffman, Bern/Edwards, Sam (I)/Kimbrough, Ross/Hurst, David (I)/Trent, Jerry (I)/Plasschaert, Alex/Crawford, Michael (I)/Roberts, Ralph (I)/James, Jerry/Lampkin, Charles/Stout III, Cecil Lester/Todd, Lisa (I)/Ames, Joyce/Knaiz, Judy/Peaker, E.J./Garnier, Jessie/Woodbury, Judith/Janssen, Kathryn/Dano, Linda/McAndrew, Marianne (I)/Streisand, Barbra +Hellstrom Chronicle, The (1971)/Pressman, Lawrence/Carter, Conlan +Help! (1965)/MacIntosh, Alex/Brody, Ronnie/Shufflebottom, Wally/Kinnear, Roy/Butler, Blake/Spinetti, Victor/Lennon, John (I)/Harrison, George (I)/Starr, Ringo/Malandrinos, Andreas/Bluthal, John/Mansi, Louis/McKern, Leo/Cargill, Patrick/Evans, Rupert (I)/Baptiste, Thomas/Guidotti, Stewart/Copley, Peter/Almond, Danny/Mitchell, Warren (I)/Bass, Alfie/Evans, Mal/Gibbons, Joe (I)/McCartney, Paul/Lacey, Bruce (I)/Godfrey, Bob/Wilson, Ian (I)/Lloyd, Jeremy/Landry, Jenny/Cook, Vera/Nichols, Dandy/Wright, Gai (II)/Casimir, Golda/DeLacey, Deborah/Franklin, Gretchen/Reid, Sue (I)/Till, Jenny/Osborne, Zorenah/Eden, Eve (II)/Saville, Edith/Marie-Lise/Merton, Zienia/Bron, Eleanor/Ford, Mary (I)/Durra/Warrington, Glenda/Roberts, Patty +Her Best Move (2006)/Bell, Drew Tyler/Rodriquez, Timothy Roman/Olson, Geoffrey/Steelman, Stephen/Hodges, David (II)/Winchester, Chris/Mechoso, Julio Oscar/Edell, Aaron/Arness, Andy/Graye, Devon/Sheehan, Joe (II)/Rosenthal, David (X)/Parker, Shea/Ruiz Jr., Antonio/Gibbs, Sam/Brotze, Todd/Braga III, Louis Martin/Alvarez, Jon Carlo/Jacobs, Robert Dean/Abrams, Dave (II)/Vaca, Julian/Sabara, Evan/Sabara, Daryl/Meehan, Christopher (II)/Letchworth, Drew/Kerner, Chris/Kong, Branden Weslee/Fruman, Lee/Patterson, Scott (I)/Dowse, Denise/Skelton, Jessica/Amos, Annalise/Masterson, Fay/Orenstein, Debra/Minvielle, Elise/Smith, Jennifer (XX)/de Boisblanc, Janine/Butterfield, Fontana/Pipes, Leah/Flores, Jhoanna/Darr, Lisa/Mead, Paige/Olson, Anna (III)/Swietzer, Kelly/Lalaine/Chastain, Brandi +Herbie Fully Loaded (2005)/Rusnak, Erik/Bray, Andy/Deklin, Mark/Larraza, Mario/Dillon, Matt (I)/Cranshaw, Patrick/Crank, Skip/Bestwick, Allen/Bell, E.E./Soto, Rocky/Sitarz, Tim/Pasco, Peter/Long, Justin (I)/Garant, Ben/Roberts, Jeremy (I)/Scott, Stuart/Johnson, Jimmie (I)/Meyer, Breckin/Shaff, Edmund L./McNairy, Scoot/Keaton, Michael/Hillenburg, Andy/Lennon, Thomas (III)/Stewart, Tony (III)/Presley, A.J./Carey, John (VIII)/Jarrett, Dale/Gioiello, Bruno/Asher, Cass/Smith, Frederick Martin/Herbie The Love Bug/Gershin, Scott Martin/Gramm, Phillip/Dillner, Bob/Meshkin, Krocky/Lam, Jeff/Simpson, Jimmi/Gordon, Jeff (I)/Williams, Jim Cody/Parsons, Benny/Limata, Caroline/Lohan, Lindsay/Ubach, Alanna/Hill, Amy/Baker, Mary Bonner/Hines, Cheryl/McAnear, Rana/Ritchie, Jill/Lamb, Cristi +Herbie Goes Bananas (1980)/Herbie The Love Bug/Hunt, Allan/Boyum, Steve/Vernon, John (I)/D'Andre, Dante/Feld, Fritz/Santos, Bert/Scotti, Vito/Rocco, Alex/Cisneros, Mario/Endoso, Kenny/Diamond, Don/Hooker, Buddy Joe/Tinne, Alex/Morales, Hector (I)/Ramsey, Jeff/Victor, Ray (I)/Trevino, Antonio/Meier, John/Slate, Henry/Korman, Harvey/Scott, Tom (II)/Moreno, Jorge (I)/Alemán, Alejandro (I)/Fuentes, Ernie/Burns, Stephen W./Smith, Charles Martin/Jaeckel, Richard/Moreno, Ruben/Perkins, Jack (I)/Garay III, Joaquin/Donovan, Warde/Davalos, Elyssa/Aguirre, Dorothy/González, Jose/Menard, Tina/Beltran, Alma/Adrian, Iris/Cabot, Ceil/Coria, Aurora/Leachman, Cloris/Van Patten, Pat +Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo (1977)/Harris, Bob (I)/Moreau, Jean-Jacques/Janey, Alain/Marcus, Ed/Floche, Sébastien/Braeden, Eric/Fox, Bernard (I)/Johnston, Kevin (II)/Proslier, Jean-Marie/Kulcsar, Mike/Parton, Regis/Marin, Jacques (I)/Brock, Stanley/Caillou, Alan/Nelson, Lloyd (I)/Loftin, Carey/Jones, Dean (I)/Haymer, Johnny/Brutsche, Jerry/Wayne, Jesse (I)/Kinnear, Roy/Penvern, André/Jugnot, Gérard/Delfosse, Raoul/Knotts, Don/Main, Laurie/Saint-Macary, Xavier/McCorrey, Tom/Lalande, François (I)/Warlock, Dick/Herbie The Love Bug/Erickson, Bill/Balasko, Josiane/Damien, Madeleine/Sommars, Julie/Brière, Yveline +Herbie Rides Again (1974)/Moore, Alvy/Space, Arthur/Candido, Candy/Mooney, David (I)/McCann, Chuck (I)/Blake, Larry J./Stephenson, John (I)/Wynn, Keenan/Braddock, Martin/Dunn, Liam/Hall, Huntz/Williams, Hal/Jones, Hank (I)/Carney, Alan/Micale, Paul/Colley, Don Pedro/Berry, Ken (I)/Slattery, Richard X./Hubbard, John (I)/Wolfington, Iggie/Mustin, Burt/Vigran, Herb/McIntire, John (I)/Almanzar, James/Barry, Ivor/McCary, Rod/Charone, Irwin/Herbie The Love Bug/Bailey, Raymond/Zaremba, John/Ashley, Edward/Scotti, Vito/Feld, Fritz/Lukas, Karl/Manning, Jack (III)/Marsac, Maurice/Grabowski, Norman/Sansom, Ken/Tobin, Dan (I)/Baylor, Hal/Myhers, John/Carson, Robert (I)/Devry, Elaine/Bonney, Gail/Hayes, Helen (I)/Carter, Beverly/Powers, Stefanie +Hercules (1997)/Becton, Shelton/Williams, Ken (IV)/von Detten, Erik/Rabson, Jan/Bergen, Bob/Heston, Charlton/Hall, Bug/Bart, Roger/Cummings, Jim (I)/Knight, Wayne (I)/Pinney, Patrick/Goldthwait, Bob/Farmer, Bill (I)/David, Keith (I)/Keaton, Josh/Burton, Corey/Donovan, Tate/Torn, Rip/Grayson, Milt/Woods, James (I)/DeVito, Danny/Shaffer, Paul/Metchik, Aaron Michael/Bumpass, Rodger/Angel, Jack (I)/Hathaway, Kellen/Timsit, Patrick/Proctor, Phil/Frewer, Matt/Holbrook, Hal/Thornton, Fronzi/Agee, Tawatha/Derryberry, Debi/La Chanze/White, Lillias/Steiner, Riley/Bergman, Mary Kay/Plummer, Amanda/McGowan, Mickie/Shelley, Carole/Pickering, Denise/Ryan, Roz/Thomas, Vanéese Y./Lynn, Sherry (I)/Edwards, Paddi/Darling, Jennifer/Eggar, Samantha/Egan, Susan/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Freeman, Cheryl/Barrie, Barbara +Hercules in New York (1970)/Bass, William (II)/Carroll, Tony (I)/Graves, Ernest/Stang, Arnold/Roland, Tony/Burstein, Harold/Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Bond, Rudy/Clark, Oliver (I)/Stevens, Alex (I)/Richards, Ronnie/Hamilton, Dan (III)/Miller, Michael (V)/Bartenieff, George/Tinerino, Dennis/Herd, Richard (I)/Tendler, Mark/Karen, James (I)/Candy, John/Gio, Frank/Adams, Jan (II)/Lipton, Michael (I)/Goldsmith, Merwin/Whitney, Iris/Fitz, Erica/Carroll, Lane/Fleming, Erin (I)/Loomis, Deborah/McDonald, Tanny/Elg, Taina/Goble, Diane/Magee, Audrie/Swayne, Viola/Vetcher, Alicia +Here Come the Littles (1985)/Fraley, Pat (II)/Hall, Robert David/Moore, Alvy/Smith, Hal/Berger, Gregg/Keegan, Jimmy/Marshall, Mona (I)/Ward, B.J. (II)/Bettina (I)/Parris, Patricia +Hey Arnold!: 24 Hours to Live (1996)/Smith, Jamil Walker/Daniels, J.D./Shenkarow, Justin/Smith, Francesca +Hey There, It's Yogi Bear (1964)/Darren, James/Messick, Don/O'Malley, J. Pat/Lee, Bill (IV)/Blanc, Mel/Smith, Hal/Butler, Daws/Jonah and the Wailers/Newton, Ernest/Bennett, Julie (I)/Ward, Jackie (I) +Hi-Rise Wise Guys (1970)/McKennon, Dal/Stafford, Grace +Hidden Homicide (1959)/Raglan, Robert/Green, Danny (I)/Moore, John (III)/Wadham, Joe/Carver, Peter/Chivers, David/Wynne, Norman/Watson, John (II)/Hawkins, Frank/Shaw, Richard (I)/Farrell, Charles (II)/Kenney, James (I)/Jones, Griffith/Seton, Bruce/Laffan, Patricia/Koumani, Maya/Wilson, Jan +Highway Hecklers (1968)/Butler, Daws/Stafford, Grace +Hills of Home (1948)/Kirby, George (I)/Hale, Robert (II)/Napier, Alan/Wethered, James/Saunders, Ray/Manley, Louis/O'Moore, Patrick/Crisp, Donald (I)/Johnson, Duke (I)/Breon, Edmund/Hare, Lumsden/Thursby, David/Green, Hughie/Bardette, Trevor/Dillon, Tom (I)/Gregson, Warwick/Rogers, Gerald (I)/Fowler, James (I)/Williams, Rhys (I)/Gwenn, Edmund/Curtis, Billy (I)/Walton, Douglas/England, Paul/Wolff, Ed/Power, John (I)/Harford, Alec/Worlock, Frederick/Finlayson, James/Austin, Frank (I)/Sosso, Pietro/Johnson, Fred (III)/Wilson, Harry (I)/Saunders, Russell (II)/Gorst, Eldon/Glynn, Richard/Fairfax, James/Owen, Reginald/Blair, Henry/Copelin, Campbell/Pal (I)/Smith, Cyril (I)/Wood, Victor (I)/Cook, Walter/Drake, Tom (I)/Herbert, Holmes/Logan, James (I)/Butler, Roy (I)/Johnson, Harry (III)/Dunbar, David (I)/Morris, Phyllis/Erskine, Eileen/Gordon, Mary (I)/Harvey, Jolly Lee/Leigh, Janet/Quigley, Rita/Bacon, Sybil/Shepherd, Sally (I)/Leonard, Queenie/Manley, Opal/Andrew, Sylvia +Hippydrome Tiger (1968)/Storch, Larry +Hjælp, jeg er en fisk (2000)/Bateson, David/Jessen, Sebastian/Jones, Terry (I)/Brygmann, Martin/Chalk, Gary/Buric, Zlatko/Payne, John (II)/Sætter-Lassen, Søren/Dobson, Michael (I)/Rickman, Alan/McNeil, Scott (I)/Kaysø, Dick/Paul, Aaron (I)/Bank-Mikkelsen, Nis/Juliani, Alessandro/Newman, Richard (I)/Kerrn Nielsen, Morten/Pace, Jeff/Corlett, Ian James/Gantzler, Peter/Pilgaard, Ulf/Newstone, Pauline/Fribo, Louise/St. Germain, Tabitha/Rothery, Teryl/Westerson, Michelle/Nørby, Ghita/Steen, Paprika/Neja, Pil +Hocus Pocus Powwow (1968)/Storch, Larry +Hombre que mató a Billy el Niño, El (1967)/Orjas, José/Induni, Luis/Lawrence, Peter Lee/Domínguez, Adriano/Rivera, Luis (III)/Blanco, Tomás (I)/Ávila, Enrique/Tozzi, Fausto/Quesada, Milo/Baralla, Orlando/Rivero, Santiago/Barri, Bernabe Barta/Braña, Frank/Esquiroz, Gonzalo/de la Vega, Alfonso/Rojas, Alfonso (I)/Sanz, Francisco (I)/Palenzuela, Miguel/Barboo, Luis/Pica, Antonio/Santacruz, Alfredo/Casaravilla, Carlos/Prendes, Luis/Pascual, Erasmo/Alexandre, Manuel (I)/de la Riva, Miguel/Molino Rojo, Antonio/Canalejas, José/Milland, Gloria/Porcel, Carmen/Zurakowska, Dyanik/Isbert, María/Cottens, Margot +Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco (1996)/Michaels, Al (I)/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Mathews, Hrothgar/Huber, Rhys/Perlich, Max/DeVeaux, Nathaniel/Chivers, Jeff/Hong-Louie, Ed/Lasorda, Tommy/Airlie, Andrew/Wagner, Tom/Jones, Gary (I)/Uecker, Bob/Tobolowsky, Stephen/Bell, Michael (I)/Waite, Ralph/Prentice, Ernie/Polito, Jon/Hays, Robert (I)/Hayes, Deryl/Sinbad/Rispoli, Michael/Goldberg, Adam (I)/MacIntosh, Keegan/Sasso, Will/Thall, Benj/Chevalia, Kevin/Simpkins, Joseph Quinn/Malinger, Ross/Ferens, Sandra/Carter, Adrienne (I)/MacNeille, Tress/Field, Sally/Lewis, Kristina/Lauren, Veronica/Campbell, Tisha/Gugino, Carla/Douglas, Robin/Greist, Kim +Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993)/D'Arms, Ted/Bernard, Ed/Fox, Michael J. (I)/Eney, Woody/Mastandrea, Nicholas (I)/Thall, Benj/Mazen, Glenn/Roberts, Frank (I)/Taylor, Gary (I)/MacIntyre, David/Ameche, Don/Welker, Frank/Phipps, William/Husa, Nurmi/Chevalia, Kevin/Hawkins, Rich/Alder, Don/Taylor, Mark L./Merz, Jesse/Hays, Robert (I)/Lauren, Veronica/Smart, Jean/Milner, Mariah/Greist, Kim/Penner, Janet/Marsh, Mary (II)/Christianson, Anne/Jones, Jane (II)/Field, Sally/Roberts, Dorothy (II)/Spray, Virginia/West, Peggy/McDonough, Kit +Hook, Line & Sinker (1969)/Corden, Henry/Darro, Frankie/Pine, Phillip/Crothers, Scatman/Lewis, Jerry (I)/Lawford, Peter/Gonzalez Gonzalez, Pedro/Turich, Felipe/Miller, Jimmy (I)/Edwards, Jennifer (I)/Teele, Margaret/Francis, Anne (I)/Lewis, Sylvia/Audley, Eleanor/Pepper, Barbara/Freeman, Kathleen (I) +Hook, Line, and Stinker (1968)/Stafford, Grace +Horse Crazy (2001)/Payne, Marvin/Christiansen, Dalin/Glauser, Michael/Subiono, Scott/Costello, Craig/Robbins, Paul (III)/McDonough, Michael L./Cronin, Jonathan (II)/Taylor, Arizona/Kirk Smith, Sheriff/Johnson, Elizabeth (I)/Armstrong, Kayla/Bird, Janet/Hammond, Hayley/Armstrong, Brittany +Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit, The (1968)/Lamb, Gil/Grabowski, Norman/Bochner, Lloyd/Williams, Adam (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Clark, Fred (I)/Cross, Jimmy (I)/Indrisano, John/Cliff, John/Baldwin, Bill (II)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Amsterdam, Morey/Smith, Paul (I)/Hewitt, Alan (I)/Piñero, Federico/Jones, Dean (I)/Janov, Ellen/MacMichael, Florence/Baker, Diane/Eccles, Robin/Westman, Nydia/Tuttle, Lurene/Marshall, Joan (I) +Hot Lead and Cold Feet (1978)/Donovan, Warde/Bender, Jack/Sharrett, Michael/Honthaner, Ron/McGavin, Darren/Cass Sr., David S./Knotts, Don/Palmer, Gregg (I)/Van Patten, James (I)/Dale, Jim (I)/Howden, Mike/Clements, Stanley/Lukather, Paul/Bakey, Ed/Michaelford, James/Lawrence, Hap/Weston, Brad (I)/Benson, Norland/Brodie, Don/Rothwell, Robert/Wright, Richard (I)/Burke, Art/Steadman, John (I)/Barry, Don 'Red'/Fast, Russ/Elam, Jack/Williams, John (II)/Whitecloud, Jim/Server, Eric/McKennon, Dal/Vanders, Warren/Valentine, Karen/Lytton, Debbie/Nicholas, Terry +Hot Millions (1968)/Todd, Bob (II)/Frederick, Geoffrey/Barry-Weske, Sean/Ustinov, Peter/Romero, Cesar (I)/Huntley, Raymond/Milton, Billy/De Vernier, Hugo/Holness, Harold/Reeves, Kynaston/Morley, Robert (I)/Newhart, Bob/Malden, Karl/Carter, Wilfred/Burleigh, William/Dawkins, Paul (I)/Farrell, Paul (I)/Sharp, Anthony/Jones, Peter (I)/Thompson, Jimmy (IV)/Mervyn, William/Tregear, Frank/Bedard, David (I)/Douglas, Carlos/Platt, Victor/Singuineau, Frank/May, Julie (I)/Hughes, Elizabeth/De Vigier, Anne/Crowther, Patsy/Duncan, Betty/Smith, Maggie (I)/Jago, Penelope/Courtenay, Margaret/Mays, Melinda (II)/Faulkner, Sally/Lancaster, Ann/Baron, Lynda/Counsell, Elizabeth +House of Cards (1968)/Palmer, Renzo/Peppard, George/Louis, Jean (II)/Delfosse, Raoul/Mishler, James/Michell, Keith (I)/Welles, Orson/Roux, Jacques/Shaw, Barnaby/Mulé, Francesco/Bayliss, Peter/Michael, Ralph/Job, William/Stany, Jacques/Hébey, Jean/Stevens, Inger/Audley, Maxine/Ninchi, Ave/Albert, Paule/Cluny, Geneviève/Dexter, Rosemary/Pradier, Perrette/Collier, Patience +How Sweet It Is! (1968)/Scotti, Vito/Knatz, Nikita/Silver, Johnny/Talbot, Ogden/Brooke, Walter/Ross, Christopher (I)/Conforti, Gino/Lynde, Paul/Martino, John (I)/Terry-Thomas/Aretsky, Bert/Silo, Jon/Homel, Bob/Diamond, Don/French, Michael (I)/Dalio, Marcel/Garner, James/Losby, Donald/Colvin, Jack/Cattani, Rico/Ronet, Maurice/Hankin, Larry/Kent, Lenny/Riggio, Jerry/Jackson, Jenie/Litis, Marti/French, Leigh/Ross, Myrna/Carey, Lynn/Nelson, Margot/Meredith, Susan/Regan, Patty/Babcock, Peggy/Verdugo, Elena/Moran, Erin/Cintron, Sharon/Duncan, Margie/White, Marilyn/Braverman, Patti/Parness, Arlene/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Rozier, Shiva/Messina, Terry/Bruck, Bella/Fridolfs, Jenny/Michael, Mary/Bradley, Bea/Fuller, Barbra/O'Brien, Mary (IV)/Dayne, Marjorie/Marshall, Penny (I)/Anders, Luana/Darc, Katherine/Hay, Alexandra/Guilbert, Ann Morgan/Thompson, Hilary/Menzies, Heather/Williams, Mese/O'Reilly, Erin/Leighton, Sheila/Hunter, Julie (I)/Bruce, Eve/Gwynne, Rori +How the West Was Won (1962)/Curtis, Ken (I)/Tamblyn, Russ/Perkins, Red/Roberson, Chuck/Harvey, Barry (I)/Briggs, Charlie/Sayre, Jeffrey/Peck, Gregory/Bryar, Paul/Gorss, Sol/Swenson, Karl/Devine, Andy (I)/Bouchey, Willis/Allen, Mark (I)/Sawyer, Joe/Holmes, Jerry (I)/Pennick, Jack/McKinley, J. Edward/Wayne, John (I)/Jenson, Roy (I)/Flippen, Jay C./Reed, Walter (I)/Banas, Robert/Widmark, Richard/Perkins, Gil (I)/Van Cleef, Lee/Peppard, George/Griffith, James (I)/Acosta, Rodolfo (I)/Wellman Jr., William/Johnson, Claude/Brennan, Walter/Owen, Tudor/Young, Carleton/Preston, Robert (I)/Ross, Jamie (I)/Stewart, James (I)/Damler, John/Wallach, Eli/Dark, Christopher/Shaughnessy, Mickey/Dibbs, Kem/Brian, David/Terrell, Ken/Burke, Walter/Parry, Harvey/Larch, John/Monty, Harry/Duncan, Craig (I)/Cobb, Lee J./Elk Sr., Ben Black/Sundberg, Clinton/Stanton, Harry Dean/Massey, Raymond (I)/Fonda, Henry/Russell, Bryan/Henry, William (I)/Roth, Gene/Lambert, Jack (I)/Romito, Victor/Greenway, Tom/Sands, Danny/Livingston, Stanley/Nash, Robert (I)/Tracy, Spencer/Malden, Karl/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Morgan, Bob (I)/Osmond, Cliff/Red Bow, Buddy/Charney, Kim/Morgan, Harry/Wilson, Harry (I)/Moorehead, Agnes/Baker, Carroll/Archuletta, Beulah/Ritter, Thelma/Bazlen, Brigid/Burson, Polly/Jones, Carolyn (I)/Reynolds, Debbie (I) +How to Frame a Figg (1971)/Herbert, Pitt/Nisbet, Stuart/Fennelly, Parker/Millhollin, James/Checco, Al/Zuckert, Bill/Tanner, Clay/Archer, John (I)/Flynn, Joe (I)/Quillan, Eddie/Kirby, Bruce/Rubin, Benny/Quinn, Bill (I)/Welker, Frank/Sands, Billy/Hastings, Bob (I)/Andrews, Edward (I)/Knotts, Don/Lieb, Robert P./Joyce, Elaine (I)/Craig, Yvonne/Bentley, Savannah/Lorde, Athena/DeWitt, Fay +Huckleberry Finn (1974)/Boris, Joe/Ferney, Larry/Schwartzman, John (II)/East, Jeff/Meyer, Orville/Merrill, Gary/O'Connor, Pat (II)/Rowley, H.L./Smith, R. Norwood/Deterly, Hoskins/Mills, Frank (II)/Prescott, George/Burns, Charles C./Knight, Andrew (III)/Wentworth III, Louis/Wannberg, Kenneth/Starling, Clayton/Colebank, Forrest/Blackmon, Sam/O'Connell, Arthur/Wayne, David (I)/Wright, Ron (I)/Lantrip, Danny/Winfield, Paul/Bennett, Van/Schilling, Albert/Trimble, Elliott/Montgomery, Gray/Korman, Harvey/Denton, Morris/Millstein, Jack/Commack, Rex/Leftwich, Ruby/Benson, Lucille/Cleveland, Odessa/Owens, Doris/Torrey, Mrs. James/Pansano, Rose/O'Brien, Kim (I)/Prystup, Suzanne/Sinquefield, Sherree/Fawcett, Frances/Fay, Jean (I)/Watkins, Linda (I)/Combs, Jean/Trundy, Natalie +Hugó a víziló (1975)/Marshall, Don (II)/Ives, Burl/Berkes, Gábor/Cox, Ronnie (II)/Morley, Robert (I)/Osmond, Jimmy/Major, Tamás/Lynde, Paul/Maxwell, Len/Bujtor, István/Emmett, Jesse/Máté, Péter (I)/Bessenyei, Ferenc/Rodriguez, Percy/Márkus, László (II)/Osmond, Marie/Kútvölgyi, Erzsébet/Kovács, Kati (I) +Hunchback of Notre Dame, The (1996)/Alexander, Jason (I)/Trousdale, Gary/Pinney, Patrick/Kline, Kevin (I)/Jay, Tony/Hulce, Tom/Fagerbakke, Bill/Cummings, Jim (I)/Kimbrough, Charles/Stiers, David Ogden/Welker, Frank/Burton, Corey/Foard, Merwin/Kandel, Paul/Moore, Demi/Mollenhauer, Heidi/Bergman, Mary Kay/Withers, Jane/Hill, Dana (I)/Wickes, Mary +Här kommer Pippi Långstrump (1973)/Clarin, Hans/Åström, Curt 'Minimal'/Hallerstam, Staffan/Sundberg, Pär/Löfgren, Sven (II)/Johnsson, Ulf G./Wolgers, Beppe/Ohlsson, Fredrik/Esser, Paul/Grefbo, Göthe/Wellton, Öllegård/Nilsson, Inger/Trooger, Margot/Persson, Maria (I)/Ericks, Siv +I'm Mad (1994)/Paulsen, Rob/Harnell, Jess/MacNeille, Tress +Ice Princess (2005)/Jubinville, Kevin/Klattenhoff, Diego/Mackay, Andrew (III)/Boitano, Brian/Dow, Andrew/Hockley, Jordan/Primosig, Jesse/Bradshaw, Roy (I)/Nguyen, Thanh/Lee, Paul Sun-Hyung/King, Erik/Butcher, Andrew (I)/Hird, Mark/Croft, Sean/Ross, Steve (V)/Gilbank, Ben/Lajko, Brandon/Ledoux, Mathieu (I)/Campbell, Cole (I)/Roberto, Adrian/Racki, Joey/Robinson, Knickoy/Ndaba, David/Gallagher, Tyler/Blumas, Trevor/Persaud, Sean/Cattrall, Kim/Stewart, Amy (I)/Bell, Ashley Evelyn/Panettiere, Hayden/Desforge, Chantal/Hawkrigg, Courtney/Najarro, Alexandra/Kwan, Michelle/Hamp, Charmaine/Leela, Amanda/Ollivierre-Lake, Shanique/Shears, Melissa/Trachtenberg, Michelle/Aloisio, Laura/Umphrey, Flo/Collins, Colleen (IV)/Khong, Edrea/Ronka, Signe/Olson, Kirsten/Wilkes, Debbi/Cusack, Joan/Nielsen, Emma/Tou, Andrea/Moore, Michele/Gelfer, Jennifer/MacIsaac, Martha/Butcher, Mandy/Lomasney, Amy/Hutchison, Stephanie/Lai, Jocelyn/Brandt, Kaci/Ray, Connie/Cannarozzo, Juliana +Ice Station Zebra (1968)/Rondell Jr., Ronnie/Alpert, Dennis/O'Connell, William (I)/Borgnine, Ernest/Stanley, Lee (I)/Kristian, Ted/Dixon, Jim (II)/Hudson, Rock/Berlind, Boyd/Haynes, Lloyd/Bill, Tony/Hart, Buddy/Garion, Buddy/Grossman, Michael (II)/Carlson, Robert (III)/Rougas, Michael/Bernard, Joseph (II)/Masak, Ron/Lippe, Jonathan/Goodwin, Jim (I)/Brown, Jim (I)/Haller, Ty/Shreeve, Craig/Downey, Gary/Wendel, David/McGoohan, Patrick/Graham, Wade/Rose, Murray/Mikler, Michael T./Orchard, John (I)/Hillman, William Byron/Allan, Jed/Nolan, Lloyd/Escott, T.J. (I)/Newsome, Don/Price, Sherwood (I)/Hartley, Ted/Kjellin, Alf/O'Loughlin, Gerald S. +Ido zero daisakusen (1969)/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Jaeckel, Richard/Takarada, Akira/Kurobe, Susumu/Kuroki, Hikaru/Hirata, Akihiko/Nakajima, Haruo/Okada, Masumi/Nakamura, Tetsu/Romero, Cesar (I)/Middleton, Burr/Omae, Wataru/Nakayama, Mari/Medina, Patricia (I)/Haynes, Linda +If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium (1969)/Hamilton, Murray (I)/Carotenuto, Mario/De Sica, Vittorio/Latimore, Frank/Vaughn, Robert (I)/Ingels, Marty (I)/Fell, Norman/Gazzara, Ben/McShane, Ian/Morris, Aubrey/Constantine, Michael/Halpin, Luke/Esser, Paul/Cassavetes, John/Baron, Sandy (I)/Donovan (I)/White, Jenny/Doumen, Sonya/Rose, Reva/Spaak, Catherine/Berger, Senta/Berti, Marina/Lisi, Virna/Thompson, Hilary/De Felice, Ermelinda/Cass, Peggy/Collins, Joan (I)/Martinelli, Elsa/Britton, Pamela/Ekberg, Anita/Stensgaard, Yutte/Pleshette, Suzanne/Falk, Suzy/Routledge, Patricia/Natwick, Mildred +Impossible Years, The (1968)/Chalet, Rich/Foulk, Robert/Cooper, Jeff (I)/Beddoe, Don/Nelson, Ozzie/McGreevey, Michael/Wertimer, Ned/Niven, David (I)/Kemp, Kenner G./Everett, Chad/McKinley, J. Edward/Harding, John (I)/Ferrare, Cristina/Albright, Lola/Norris, Karen/Carr, Darleen/Carroll, Dee/French, Susan (I)/Varden, Norma/Lorimer, Louise/Ames, Trudi +In Search of Historic Jesus (1979)/Carlyle, Richard (II)/Persoff, Nehemiah/Druce, Jeffrey/DeFrance, Steve/Kamel, Stanley/Anderson, John (I)/Dobkin, Lawrence/Hoyt, John (I)/Opatoshu, David/Ruscio, Al/Ingersoll, James (I)/Rubinstein, John/Bonvento, Robert/Bloch, Andrew (I)/Alfieri, Richard/Jury, Richard/DeCastro, Travis/De Longis, Anthony/Hansen, John (I)/Brooke, Walter/Crandall, Brad/Dano, Royal/Solin, Harvey/Brittany, Morgan/Charles, Annette +In Search of Noah's Ark (1976)/Crandall, Brad/Adix, Vern +In Search of the Castaways (1962)/Ackland, Joss/Cifariello, Antonio/Gwillim, Jack/Spenser, David/Hyde-White, Wilfrid/Keegan, Barry/Fraser, Ronald/Hamshere, Keith/Te Wiata, Inia/Delgado, Roger/Sanders, George (I)/Bird, Norman/Wynne, Michael (I)/Anderson Jr., Michael/Brambell, Wilfrid/Chevalier, Maurice (I)/Shaw, Maxwell/Digham, Mark/Sperber, Milo/Murcell, George/Malandrinos, Andreas/Mills, Hayley +In the Back of My Mind (2004)/Gillow, Edward C./Sussman, Mariah +Inafferrabile invincibile Mr. Invisibile, L' (1973)/Carsten, Peter/Felleghy, Tom/Bonos, Luigi/Camardiel, Roberto/Leroy, Philippe (I)/Moschin, Gastone/Sciacqua, Pino/Shamsuddin, Kalam/Jones, Dean (I)/Guitián, Manuel/Calvani, Arturo/Alonso, Rafael (I)/Del Castillo, Miguel/Cecconi, Aldo/André, Vittorio/Leoni, Luigi/Pigozzi, Luciano/Morelli, Marco/Boschetti, Bruno/Mattei, Giuseppe/Leone, Ignazio/Ressel, Franco/Barri, Bernabe Barta/Furia, Giacomo/de Isaura, Amalia/Bassi, Angela/Pamphili, Mirella/Schöner, Ingeborg/Del Balzo, Liana +Incredible Journey, The (1963)/Allen, Rex/Rubes, Jan/Tweed, Tommy/Cohoon, Ronald/Drainie, John/Genest, Émile/Christie, Robert (I)/Clavering, Eric/Finlayson, Marion/Lockerbie, Beth/Scott, Sandra (I)/Amos, Beth/Jago, Syme/Mayeska, Iréna +Independent Filmmaking in Wilmington, NC (2004)/Houvouras, Anghus/McGovern, Mick/Griffin, John B./Broadhurst, Spence/Alphin, Adam/Pour, Rick/Taylor, James (XVII)/McNeil, Charles/Holland, Gill (I)/Capra Jr., Frank/Decoursey, Francine/Schiavone, Tisha/Dunton, Erica/Farrell, Peggy (I)/Jungermann, Ingrid +Injun Trouble (1969)/Storch, Larry +Innisfree (1990)/O'Feeney, Bartley/O'Feeney, Padraig/Slattery, Anne/Ryan, Anna Livia +International Velvet (1978)/Chenery, Ronald/Dearlove, Jack/Quinten, Chris/Rosebury, Paul/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Hillsden, George/Drew, Geoffrey/Thomas, Trevor (I)/Hopkins, Anthony/Byron, Jeffrey/Warwick, Richard (I)/May, John (I)/Blanch, Dennis/Barkworth, Peter/Wooland, Norman/Forbes, Bryan/Abineri, Daniel/Tate, David (I)/Hare, Ernest/Wilkinson, David (III)/Smilie, James/Benda, Kenneth/Landen, Dinsdale/White, Jason (I)/Lodge, Russell/Neil, Martin/Reith, Douglas/Hamblett, Susan/Cowling, Brenda/Fitzalan, Marsha/O'Neal, Tatum/Rose, Pam/Bullen, Sarah/Forbes, Emma/Jameson, Susan/Lockhart, Jean/Cole, Stephanie (I)/Newman, Nanette/John, Margaret +Intertwined Lives (2003)/Baudino, John/Baudino, Jim/Ludewig, Ben/Ludewig, Nathaniel/Thiel, James/Ramos, Nathan/Thiel, Jeff/Ramos, Timothy/Goldsmith, Paul (IV)/Sandweiss, Rachel/Fertik, Irene/Fertik, Ahna/Sandweiss, Ruth +Invisible Boy, The (1957)/Stone, Harold J./Miller, Michael (V)/Barnes, Rayford/Votrian, Ralph/Vinson, Gary/McCarthy, Dennis (II)/Wyenn, Than/Searles, Jefferson Dudley/Abbott, Philip/Miller, Marvin (I)/O'Malley, John (I)/Clarke, Gage/Harris, Robert H./Robot, Robby the/Lockwood, Alexander/Eyer, Richard/Moore, Alvy/Linder, Alfred/Brewster, Diane/Kleeb, Helen +Isla encantada, La (1970)/Eberg, Victor/Wald, Edgar/Lara, Vicente/Stiglitz, Hugo/Zacarias, José/Agostí, Carlos/Zepeda, Gerardo/Cardona III, René/Camacho, Ahui +Island at the Top of the World, The (1974)/Gwillim, David/Dillon, Brendan (I)/Marin, Jacques (I)/Barry, Ivor/Wahlund, Torsten/Hartman, David (II)/Poppe, Herman/Hinrichsen, Niels/Mako (I)/Kolstad, Lasse/Bostwick, Jackson/Almanzar, James/Abercrombie, Ian/Paul, Lee/Ousdal, Sverre Anker/Öhlund, Gunnar/Miller, Denny (I)/Sinden, Donald/Silju, Erik/Søder, Rolf/Eckemyr, Agneta +It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet (1975)/Sarony, Leslie (II)/Davies, Stacy/Hastings, Ian (I)/Blakely, Colin/Barrett, John (III)/Russell, Peter (IV)/Moreton, Kevin (II)/Kershaw, Clifford/Stone, Philip (I)/Shelley, Paul (I)/Alderton, John/Griffiths, Richard (I)/Francis, Raymond/Maynard, Bill (I)/Pearson, Richard (II)/Smith, Liz (I)/Warden, May/Martin, Rosemary/Cooke, Juliet/Harrow, Lisa/Nelson, Gwen (I)/Hargreaves, Christine +It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963)/Winters, Jonathan (I)/Sherlock, Charles (I)/Howard, Moe (I)/Clements, Stanley/Mazurki, Bob/Keaton, Buster/Jenkins, Allen/Norton, Cliff/Georgiade, Nicholas/Clarke, John (I)/Anderson, Eddie 'Rochester'/Carney, Alan/Chandler, Chick/Freberg, Stan/Holloway, Sterling/Weaver, Doodles/Blue, Ben/Ford, Paul (I)/Birch, Paul/Terry-Thomas/Berle, Milton/Fell, Norman/Corrigan, Lloyd/Knotts, Don/Kaplan, Marvin/Horton, Edward Everett/Engel, Roy/McGraw, Charles/Brown, Joe E./Karnes, Robert/Lane, Charles (I)/Gorcey, Leo/Tracy, Spencer/Roberts, Roy (I)/Reiner, Carl/Devine, Andy (I)/Silvers, Phil/Lewis, Jerry (I)/Da Silva, Howard/Kennedy, Tom (I)/Lauter, Harry/Ryder, Eddie/Durante, Jimmy/Stewart, Nick (I)/Falk, Peter (I)/Smith, Eddie (I)/Mazurki, Mike/Hackett, Buddy/Backus, Jim/Caesar, Sid/Lessy, Ben/Harris, Stacy (I)/White, Jesse (I)/Flavin, James/Benny, Jack/Demarest, William/Shawn, Dick/Tong, Sammee/Stang, Arnold/DeRita, Joe/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Harvey, Don C./Fine, Larry (I)/Rhue, Madlyn/Pitts, Zasu/Provine, Dorothy/Pepper, Barbara/Durfee, Minta/Glenn, Louise/Diamond, Selma/Chase, Barrie/Merman, Ethel/Lewis, Bobo/Adams, Edie +It's All True (1993)/Welles, Orson/Ferrer, Miguel/Otelo, Grande/Lima, Raimundo 'Tata' Correia/Sobrinho, Jose/De Souza, Jeronimo André/Da Silva, Manuel 'Preto' Pereira/Meira, Manuel 'Jacare' Olimpio/Miranda, Carmen/Da Silva, Francisca Moreira +It's Showtime (1976)/Brynner, Yul/Reagan, Ronald (I)/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Powell, William (I)/O'Connor, Donald/Asta (II)/Barrymore, John (I)/Lake, Arthur (I)/Trigger (I)/Weissmuller, Johnny/Rogers, Roy (I)/Durante, Jimmy/Cagney, James/Grant, Cary/Rin Tin Tin/Powell, Dick (I)/Crosby, Bing/Coburn, Charles/McDowall, Roddy/Chaplin, Charles/Kelly, Gene (I)/Wayne, John (I)/Lanchester, Elsa/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Evans, Dale (I)/Daisy (VIII)/Loy, Myrna/Singleton, Penny/O'Sullivan, Maureen +It's Tough to Be a Bird (1969)/Schloss, Hank/Darbo, Rolf/Perkins, Walter (II)/Swain, Jim (I)/Bakalyan, Richard/Emerson, John (III)/Buzzi, Ruth/Lord, Ann (I) +It's Your Thing (1970)/Hawkins, Edwin (II)/Brooklyn Bridge, The/Cubie/Five Stairsteps, The/Isley, Rudolph/Isley, Ronald/Isley, O'Kelly/Isley Brothers, The/Maestro, Johnny/Turner, Ike/Austin, Patti/Turner, Tina/Mabley, Moms/Ward, Clara +Italian Job, The (1969)/Le Mesurier, John/Morris, John (IV)/Ware, Derek (I)/Vallone, Raf/Cox, Barry/Diamond, Arnold/Bateson, Timothy/Hunter, Alastair/Standing, Michael (I)/Kelly, Frank (II)/Brazzi, Rossano/Dee, Simon/Clive, John/Romano, Renato/Valgoi, Mario/Innes, George/Salamone, David/Hill, Benny/Beckley, Tony/Mansi, Louis/Jarvis, Frank/Payn, Graham/Essome, Richard/Baird, Harry/Powell, Robert (I)/Emney, Fred/Coward, Noel/Novelli, Franco/Caine, Michael (I)/McGee, Henry/Forgeham, John/Kelly, David (I)/Caine, Stanley/Rietty, Robert/Collinson, Hazel/Leon, Valerie/Handl, Irene/Blye, Margaret/Goldoni, Lelia/Gatto, Lana +J'ai rencontré le Père Noël (1984)/Foulquier, Jean-Louis/Chapuis, Emeric/Davenport, Chris (II)/Meffre, Armand/Loison, Stephan/Hulin, Dominique/Nicolas, Little/Schmitz, Herve/Fall, Baye/Passetchnik, Véronique/Chéryl, Karen/Haudot, Alexia/Herviale, Jeanne/Ruby, Hélène +Jack the Giant Killer (1962)/Kelley, Barry (I)/Owen, Tudor/Mobley, Roger/Burke, Walter/Lummis, Dayton/Gist, Robert/Thatcher, Torin/Mathews, Kerwin/Beddoe, Don/Mayer, Ken (I)/Lee, Anna (I)/Meredith, Judi/Wallace, Helen (I) +Jacob Two-Two Meets the Hooded Fang (1978)/Rosenberg, Stephen/Cliffe, John/Savard, Serge A. (II)/Brewer, Griffith (I)/Tanaka, Peter/Leroux, Yvon/Bishopric, Thor/Giard, Pierre/Maillot, Michel/Désy, Victor/Caron, Guy (I)/Ryshpan, Howard/Boissay, Guy/Gravel, Christian (II)/Pennington, Earl/Morrow, Robert/Ross, Terence G./Gai, Claude/Nirenberg, Les/Karras, Alex/Chaikelson, Steven/Shacket, David/Campbell, Ryan (I)/Caron, Yvan/Kramer, Geoffrey/Korne, Robert/Fitzgibbon, Basil/MacDonald, David (VII)/L'Ecuyer, Guy/Gauthier, Denis/Wilde, Rick/Goldstein, Marc (II)/Koffend, Robert/Massey, Walter/Davis, Richard (XIV)/Wildman, John (I)/Cantin, Monique/Spier, Riva/Robertson, Ainsley/Keith, Patty/Leffort, Dominique/Sinclair, Ronna/Bishop, Kirsten/Hodge, Patricia/Brandman, Stephanie/Wilson, Phadrac/Wagner, Colleen/Franchi, Regina/Coghill, Joy/Morter, Mary/Frappier, Jill/Morgenstern, Stephanie/Stewart, Nan/Baikowitz, Deena/London, Judy/Sawatsky, Susan/Sawatsky, Trudy/Richler, Marfa +Jason and the Argonauts (1963)/Raymond, Gary (I)/Faulds, Andrew/Antonelli, Ennio/Gwillim, Jack/Gwynn, Michael/MacGinnis, Niall/Turner, Tim (I)/Cairney, John/Troughton, Patrick/Green, Nigel (I)/Robinson, Doug (I)/Cristiani, Aldo/Wilmer, Douglas/Naismith, Laurence/Poggi, Ferdinando/Armstrong, Todd (I)/Crawford, John (I)/Kovack, Nancy/Blackman, Honor/Taylor, Davina +Java Junkie (1979)/Aykroyd, Peter/Garr, Teri/Oja, Patty +Jerry, Jerry, Quite Contrary (1966)/Blanc, Mel +Jesus (1979)/Danker, Eli/Warshaviak, Michael/Deacon, Brian/Kiley, Richard/Scourby, Alexander/Cohen, Eli/Alkalai, Mosko/Rafi, Milo/Ne'eman, Yitzhak/Nitai, Niko/Assaf, Kobi/O'Shea, Kevin (I)/Shiloach, Joseph/Goldberg, David (VI)/Peterson, Richard (II)/Frye, Peter (II)/Tal, Shmuel/Weinstein, Leonid/Mfir, Miki/Roll, Gad/Gerama, Nisim/Shapira, Talia (I)/Neuman, Rivka +Jesus Christ Superstar (1973)/Sidranski, Itzhak/Thomas, Paul (I)/Duack, David/Israel, Meir/Ben-Haim, Avi/Rejwan, David/Bashi, Haim/Guest, Tom (I)/Luria, Peter/Hyslop, Jeff/Denenberg, Stephen/Douglass, Pi/Devir, David/LuPone, Robert/Razi, Amity/Cohen, Noam (I)/Lehat, Zvi/Michaelevski, Cliff/Gaash, Doron/Neeley, Ted/Mostel, Josh/Cohen, Zvulun/Bingham, Bob/Dennen, Barry/Anderson, Carl (II)/Uziel, Moshe/Basevitch, Danny/Barkan, David/Marshall, Larry (I)/Wagner, Shooki/Yaghjian, Kurt/Boockvor, Steve/Molinare, Richard/Wynne, Jonathan/Walsh, Thommie/Orbach, Richard/McBroom, Marcia/Kestin, Lea/Oren, Riki/Liekov, Didi/Biloshisky, Vera/Daby, Judith/Hoffman, Ellen (I)/Lee, Baayork/Zafria, Tamar/Wright, Kate Ann/Wynne, Darcel/Maltby, Wendy/Granger, Leeyan/Neal, Sally/Pence, Denise/Turner, Wyetta/Allanson, Susan/Elliman, Yvonne/Pilo, Adaya +Jet Pilot (1957)/Arnold, Phil (I)/Roth, Gene/McConnell, Keith/Overman, Jack/Erwin, Bill/Vernon, Billy (I)/Daly, Tom (III)/Smith, Jim B./Tanny, Armand/Rober, Richard/Lauter, Harry/Lytton, Herbert/Shea, Jack (I)/Murphy, Al (I)/Dime, James/Fix, Paul/Ray, Joey (I)/Winters, Roland/Yeager, Biff (I)/Conried, Hans/Bishop, John (VI)/Barton, Gregg/Morgan, John (I)/Mark, Michael (I)/Dinehart III, Alan/Evans, Gene (I)/Graham, Fred (I)/Norris, Richard (II)/Huntley, Darrell/Mathews, Allen/Lally, Mike (I)/Rand, Theodore/Flippen, Jay C./Tobey, Kenneth/Pyle, Denver/Whitfield, Smoki/Bakanas, Paul/Gironda, Vincent/Leigh, Nelson/Triesault, Ivan/Young, Carleton/Haggerty, Don (I)/Niles, Wendell/Frees, Paul/Wayne, John (I)/Ormont, David (I)/Chandler, Perdita/Jordan, Joan/Austin, Lois/Lewis, Sylvia/Van Doren, Mamie/Hood, Janice/Leigh, Janet/Freking, Barbara/Whitney, Joan/Flournoy, Elizabeth/Easton, Jane/Lee, Ruth (I)/Stevens, Ruthelma/Abbott, Dorothy/Compton, Joyce +Jetsons: The Movie (1990)/Blanc, Mel/Schell, Ronnie/Ward, Jim (I)/O'Hanlon, George/Zimmerman, Patric/Kreppel, Paul/Bergman, Jeff (I)/Bell, Michael (I)/Messick, Don/Cummings, Brian/Garrett, Brad (I)/Dees, Rick/Paulsen, Rob/Welker, Frank/Deutsch, Patti/Ward, B.J. (II)/Tiffany (I)/Waldo, Janet/Hill, Dana (I)/Singleton, Penny/Silo, Susan/Vander Pyl, Jean/Taylor, Russi +Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (2001)/Hagiwara, Michael/West, Billy (II)/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Greenberg, Paul (I)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Russell, Matthew (I)/Allen, Richard (VI)/Capshaw, Brian/Baker, Dee Bradley/Alazraqui, Carlos/Garcia, Jeffrey (I)/Short, Martin (I)/Welker, Frank/DeCarlo, Mark/Alcorn, Keith (I)/Lander, David L./Menza, Mark/Goen, Bob/Davis, John A. (I)/Paulsen, Rob/Ray, Cheryl/Elias, Jeannie/Milo, Candi/Martin, Andrea (I)/Scales, Crystal/Flood, Peggy/Newman, Laraine/Hart, Mary (I)/Cavanagh, Megan/Lawrence, Carolyn/Derryberry, Debi/Brooks, Kimberly (III) +Joe Panther (1976)/Tiger, Jimmie/Osmond, Cliff/Tiger, Tommy/Tracey, Ray/Tiger, Bobby/Richards, Burt/Hoffman, Robert (VI)/Montalban, Ricardo/Osceola, Gem Thorpe/Panas, Alexander/Martinez, A/Keith, Brian (I)/Jim, Jonny/Monahan, Thomas/Tiger, Spencer/McNabb, Charles R./Feinstein, Alan/Red Elk, Lois/Tiger, Donna/Ramirez, Monika/Earl, Ilse/Shoor, Bette +John Henry (2000)/Jones, Geoffrey (II)/Hodge, Tim (I)/Murray, Dave (II)/Woodard, Alfre/Harrington, Carrie +Johnny Tough (1974)/Townes, Christopher/Reed, Sandy (I)/Roker, Renny/Holmes, Rich/Gossett, Dion/Hadler, Philip/Hadler, Loretta +Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie (2002)/Hullfish, Steve/Hodge, Tim (I)/Trauscht, John/Roberts, Brian (VII)/Lindsay, Joshua Quinn/Smith, Ron (II)/Geiger, Chris/Greene, Ken/Poole, Jim/Anderson, Dan (III)/Watson, David (X)/Wahba, John/Frick, Adam/Kaiser, Paul (I)/Lewis, Buddy (III)/Vulcano, Marc/Jarrat, Lennie/Reich, Jon/Millman, Alan/Harrison, Michael (VI)/Toll, Tim/Elder, Jay/Nawrocki, Mike/Landon, Bob (II)/Tungseth, Nathan/Vischer, Phil/Fragale, Amanda/West, Elizabeth (V)/Silvestri, Ellen/Abenti, Melissa/Bock, G./Craig, Paige/O'Kelley, Patty/Vischer, Lisa/Martin, Shari/Vischer, Shelby/Raichart, Kenya/Howard, Amy (III)/Litfin, Rebekah/Sumner, Christy/Blegen, Kristin/Johnson, Tracy (III)/Richey, Laura/Brooks, Sarah Catherine +Jonathan Livingston Seagull (1973)/Franciscus, James/Ladd, David/Ahn, Philip (I)/Crenna, Richard/Holbrook, Hal/Mills, Juliet/Harmon, Kelly/McGuire, Dorothy (I) +Joni (1980)/Korte, Guy/Mancini, Michael (I)/Hudson, Ernie/Austin, Jeff (I)/Sorrells, Bill/Webb, Douglas M./Morgan, Sean (I)/Huckabee, Cooper/Hamilton, Barry (I)/Holland, John (I)/Parr, Stephen (II)/Lineback, Richard/Milford, John/Remsen, Bert/Wilson, Patricia (I)/Mallory, Barbara/Morrow, Cloyce/Rush, Sarah/De Hetre, Katherine/Roby, Lavelle/Ralston, Jane (I)/Eareckson, Joni/Hoven, Louise/Jones-Moreland, Betsy/Harvey, Cheryl/MacIntosh, Jay W./Bruns, Mona/Van Dam, Gwen +Joshua (2002 I)/Powell, Mac/Komenich, Rich/O'Donnell, Bob (III)/Calandra, Dale/Decker, Tim/Allen, Jordan (I)/Avery, Brad (II)/Borgardt, Jason/Smith Jr., Eddie Bo/De Rosa, Alec/Roland, Tom/Grapey, Marc/Bruno, Ilio/Meeks, James/Zeigler, Matt/Sierros, John/Guido, Michael/Carrane, Jim/Young, Cedric/Carr, David (X)/Buckner Jr., Barrie D./Pasquesi, David/Lee, Mark (XVI)/Fuller, Kurt/Brainard, Tom (I)/Stimson, Ken/Anderson, Tai/Grimm, Tim/Goldwyn, Tony/Abraham, F. Murray/Landis, Bernie/Giannini, Giancarlo/Greer, Kevin Scott/Goss, Coby/Morton, Linsey Page/Edwards, Stacy/Lacke, Beth/Camp, Colleen +Journey Back to Oz (1974)/Leonard, Jack E./Berle, Milton/Bernardi, Herschel/Thomas, Danny (I)/Ford, Paul (I)/Blanc, Mel/Storch, Larry/Lynde, Paul/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Cosby, Bill/McKennon, Dal/Minnelli, Liza/Hamilton, Margaret/Stevens, Risë/Merman, Ethel +Journey to the Center of the Earth (1959)/Adler, Robert (I)/Napier, Alan/Wright, Ben (I)/West, Robert 'Red' Gene/Triesault, Ivan/Halliday, Frederick/Wright, Peter (I)/Epper, John/Boone, Pat (I)/Ronson, Peter/Caillou, Alan/Finlayson, Alex/McGiveney, Owen/Huxham, Kendrick/Mason, James (I)/David, Thayer/Glessing, Mollie/Roden, Molly/Brady, Mary/Baker, Diane/Dahl, Arlene/Evanson, Edith/Duck, Gertrude the (I) +Julius Caesar (1970)/Crawford, Andrew/Harrington, Laurence/Lockwood, Preston/Stewart, Roy (II)/Thomas, Damien/Hutchison, Ken/Gough, Michael (I)/Chadwick, Robin/Leland, David (I)/Moffatt, John (I)/Browning, Alan/Eyre, Peter (I)/Chamberlain, Richard (I)/Tate, John (I)/Heathcote, Thomas/Finn, Edwin/Vaughn, Robert (I)/Morell, André/Pember, Ron/Wynne, Michael (I)/Dodimead, David/Spencer, Linbert/Godfrey, Derek/Cazenove, Christopher/Hooper, Ewan/Robards, Jason/Neal, David (I)/Pacey, Steven/Hardwick, Derek/Alba/Hardwick, Paul/Lee, Christopher (I)/Adams, Trevor (I)/Gielgud, John/Johnson, Richard (I)/Magill, Ronald/Keegan, Robert/Heston, Charlton/Bowler, Norman/Keating, Michael (I)/Gebhardt, Liz/Bennett, Jill (I)/Pearce, Janet/Rees, Yvette/Rigg, Diana/Lindley, Barbara/Harrison, Stephanie +Jumping for Joy (2002)/Bluford, Carlton/Howard, Rance/Wiehebrink, Henry/Lau, Laurence/Littlefield, Sam/Radl, Aaron/Sable, Wayne/Stevens, Nathan/Short, Steve (II)/Kurtz, Shelly (I)/Hiatt, Neil/Estevez, Joe/Hennings, Sam/Jackson, Victoria (I)/Pulsipher, Lindsay/Lund, Elisabeth/Swedberg, Heidi +Jungle Book 2, The (2003)/Harnell, Jess/Logan, Rick/Göske, François/Joles, Bob/Jay, Tony/Rhys-Davies, John/Åström, Jan (I)/Crenshaw, Randy/Dorsey, Kevin/Lassgård, Rolf/Hall, Johnnie/Osment, Haley Joel/Funk, Connor/Wahlström, Johan/Cummings, Jim (I)/Azmuth, Enoch/Cummings, Brian/Davis, Baron/Collins, Phil (I)/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Thunberg, Olof/Davis, Colin (V)/Albrecht, J. Grant/Cantos, Bill/Goodman, John (I)/Edner, Bobby/Harper, D.J./Jackman, Luana/Whitman, Mae/Cowgill, Cooper/Jaree, Angie/Williams, Avana/Feather, Lorraine/Parikh, Devika/Harper, Karen/MacKay, Melissa/Page, Bobbi/Moore, Meagan/Bourquin, Cindy/Bidasha, Veena +Jungle Book, The (1967 I)/Hudson, Lord Tim/Reitherman, Bruce/Källerud, Arne/Cabot, Sebastian (I)/Stuart, Chad/Prüzelius, Gösta/DeLyon, Leo/Wolfe, Digby/O'Malley, J. Pat/Isedal, Tor/Howard, Clint/Wright, Ben (I)/Holloway, Sterling/Harris, Phil (I)/Wolgers, Beppe/Sanders, George (I)/Prima, Louis/Abbott, John (I)/Gustafsson, Pontus/Felton, Verna (I)/Carr, Darleen +Just Around the Corner (1938)/Conrad, Eddie/Lahr, Bert/McVey, Paul (I)/Kibrick, Leonard/Gargan, Jack/Laidlaw, Ethan/Caldwell, Orville/Farrell, Charles (I)/Williams, Charles (I)/Wayne, Billy/Hughes, J. Anthony/Benedict, Brooks/Gillingwater, Claude/Dawson, Hal K./Norton, Edgar/Robinson, Bill (I)/Pangborn, Franklin/Goodwin, Harold (I)/Bartlett, Benny/Kibrick, Sidney/Witherspoon, Cora/Duff, Amanda/Dickson, Helen (I)/Knowlden, Marilyn/Temple, Shirley/Forbes, Mary (I)/Davis, Joan (I) +Kaijû daisenso (1965)/Kumagaya, Takuzo/Nakajima, Haruo/Adams, Nick (I)/Tachibana, Masaaki/Naya, Gorô/Suzuki, Kazuo (I)/Tsutsumi, Yasuhisa/Tabu, Kenzo/Ibuki, Toru/Takarada, Akira/Okabe, Tadashi/Oka, Yutaka/Matsumoto, Somesho/Shimizu, Rioji/Iketani, Saburo/Uno, Koji/Tsuda, Mitzuo/Shinohara, Masashi/Tajima, Yoshifumi/Ogata, Rinsaku/Tsubono, Kamayuki/Ito, Minoru/Tatake, Yoshizo/Hirose, Shoichi/Furukawa, Hideki/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Kubo, Akira/Murakami, Fuyuki/Tazaki, Jun/Sasaki, Takamaru/Kirino, Nadao/Shimizu, Gen/Shiozawa, Toki/Mizuno, Kumi/Sawai, Keiko/Sengoku, Noriko +Kaijû sôshingeki (1968)/Ito, Minoru/Katsuda, Yoshio/Sawamura, Ikio/Kurobe, Susumu/Tajima, Yoshifumi/Ogata, Rinsaku/Echiyo, Ken/Sakamoto, Haruya/Tsubono, Kamayuki/Kuno, Seishiro/Shibuya, Hideo/Nakajima, Haruo/Sekita, Hiroshi/Maruyama, Kenichiro/Iketani, Saburo/Miyata, Yoshio/Hughes, Andrew (I)/Uno, Koji/Tazaki, Jun/Okawa, Heihachiro/Utsumi, Susumu/Oka, Yutaka/Nigaki, Teruo/Kusakawa, Naoya/Sada, Yutaka/Sagawa, Ari/Linden, Hal/Ito, Hisaya/Sahara, Kenji/Ibuki, Toru/Kubo, Akira/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Suzuki, Kazuo (I)/Machan, 'Little Man'/Togin, Chotaro/Omae, Wataru/Okada, Hiroshi (I)/Kirino, Nadao/Gondo, Yukihiko/Hisano, Seishiro/Miyauchi, Keiko/Takahashi, Atsuko (I)/Mori, Kyoko/Tanabe, Wakako/Uchiyama, Midori (I)/Ai, Kyôko/Ishii, Michiko/Kobayashi, Yukiko +Kaijûtô no kessen: Gojira no musuko (1967)/Togin, Chotaro/Maruyama, Kenichiro/Takashima, Tadao/Kurobe, Susumu/Machan, 'Little Man'/Onaka, Seiji/Hirata, Akihiko/Sahara, Kenji/Nakajima, Haruo/Kubo, Akira/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Omae, Wataru/Kuno, Seishiro/Yusuf, Osman/Suzuki, Kazuo (I)/Saijo, Yasuhiko/Maeda, Bibari +Karateguard, The (2005)/Cervone, Tony +Kenner (1969)/Amir, Khalil/Horvath, Charles/Aasie, G.S./Ravikant/North, Tony/Singh, Kuljit/Premnath/Hercules (I)/Sethi, Nitin/Coote, Robert/Jhaveri, Mahendra/Wright, R.P./Brown, Jim (I)/Cordell, Ricky/Hung, Ming/Sulochana (II)/Prince, Ursula/Rhue, Madlyn +Kidnapped (1971)/Howard, Trevor (I)/Caine, Michael (I)/Whitehead, Geoffrey/Jackson, Gordon (I)/McCulloch, Andrew (I)/Lambert, Jack (II)/Watson, Jack (I)/Pleasence, Donald/Booth, Roger (I)/Johnson, Sandy (I)/Douglas, Lawrence (I)/Woodburn, Eric/Jeffrey, Peter (I)/Hughes, John (IV)/Blagden, David/Jones, Freddie/Waters, Russell/Hawkins, Jack/Richards, Terry/Nielson, Claire/Heilbron, Vivien +Killarney Blarney (1973)/Mann, Larry D./Winchell, Paul +Killers from Space (1954)/Gerstle, Frank/Frederick, John (II)/Menken, Shepard/Wenland, Burt/Scott, Mark (I)/Roark, Robert/Engel, Roy/Kennedy, Ron (I)/Daly, Jack (I)/Seay, James/Francis, Coleman/Dorr, Lester/Pendleton, Steve (I)/Graves, Peter (I)/Welden, Ben/Bennett, Ruth (I)/Bestar, Barbara +Kim (1950)/Price, Stanley (I)/Moss, Arnold/Krugman, Lou/Mehra, Lal Chand/Lukas, Paul/Owen, Reginald/Lansbury, Edgar (II)/Clark, Wallis/Kingsford, Walter/Tellegen, Mike/Mamakos, Peter/McDonald, Francis/Lewis, Mitchell (I)/Stockwell, Dean/Ansara, Michael/Toporow, Roman/Gomez, Thomas/McConnell, Keith/Khoury, George (I)/Corden, Henry/Douglas, Robert (I)/Wood, Wilson/Flynn, Errol (I)/Mirelez, Henry/Hughes, Robin (I)/Barber, Bobby/Richards, Frank (I)/Hytten, Olaf/Lackteen, Frank/Lupino, Richard/Rees, Danny/Camp, Hamilton/Hale, Richard (II)/Kellaway, Cecil/Rorke, Hayden/Triesault, Ivan/Redwing, Rodd/Movita/Daniels, Bette/Nolan, Jeanette/Luez, Laurette/De Walt Reynolds, Adeline/Martell, Donna +King and I, The (1956)/Worrall, Dusty/Benson, Martin (I)/Thompson, Rex (I)/Luke, Eddie/Bonilla, Dennis/Adiarte, Patrick/Yip, William (I)/Mowbray, Alan/Rivas, Carlos (I)/Jim, Marion/Irwin, Charles (I)/Bonilla, Thomas/Brynner, Yul/Levi, Fuji/Fuentes, Reuben/Strong, Leonard/Banas, Robert/Levy, Weaver/Toone, Geoffrey/De 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(II)/Jaffe, Nicole/Playan, Marion J./Adrian, Iris/Brewer, Kim/Parton, Regina/Lee, Michele (I)/Grate, Lynn/Minner, Kathryn +Luggage of the Gods! (1983)/Leccese, Lou/Haber, Martin/Bergschneider, Conrad/Thomas, Dog (I)/Phillips, Chip (II)/Barre, Gabriel/Tarrant, John (I)/Stolzenberg, Mark/Robins, Rochelle/Ellison, Gwen +Lupo (1970)/Golan, Avirama/Efroni, Yehuda/Lavie, Arie/Amrani, Gabi/Kol, Rami/Barkan, Yehuda/Grinberg, Esther/Shani, Shoshana +M-o-n-e-y Spells Love (1975)/Holt, Bob/Gerber, Joan +Madagascar Penguins in a Christmas Caper, The (2005)/Carter, Mitch/McGrath, Tom (IV)/Di Maggio, John/Knights, Christopher/Bishop, Sean (III)/Hutton, Rif/Miller, Chris (VII)/Fagerbakke, Bill/Miro, Richard/Zager, Lynnanne/Levy, Hope/Gabrielli, Elisa/Dorff, Holly +Madwoman of Chaillot, The (1969)/Gravey, Fernand/Dauphin, Claude/Homolka, Oskar/Henreid, Paul/Chamberlain, Richard (I)/Virlojeux, Henri/Pleasence, Donald/Woringer, Bernard/Brynner, Yul/Heath, Gordon/Cogan, Henri/Boyer, Charles (I)/Ségal, Gilles/Kaye, Danny/Palmer, Gaston/Sim, Gerald/Gavin, John (I)/Hilsdon, George/Ariel, Harriett/von Oppen, Manuela/Berg, Catherine/Masina, 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Ken (I)/Quinn, Devon/Flower, George 'Buck'/Prettyman, Jeff/Hendrickson, Mack/Quinn, John (III)/Molinare, Richard/Moroff, Mike/Mr. T/Zipp, William/Woodburn, Danny/Marin, Cheech/Brophy, Kevin/Prentiss, Robert/Bryant, Dannon/Brophy, Amy/McKinley, Bren/Endelson, Tracie/Brooks, Hildy/Quinn, Tiffany/Morgan, Bonnie +Magic of Walt Disney World, The (1972)/Forrest, Steve +Maison de Jean-Jacques, La (1968)/Nirenberg, Les/Lennick, Ben/Arioli, Don +Majo no takkyûbin (1989)/Hartman, Phil (I)/Aldeguer, Nacho/Crespo, Iñaki/Arquette, Lewis/Tsuji, Shinpachi/Yamadera, Kôichi/Saitô, Masa/Miura, Koichi (I)/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Villar, Antonio/Lawrence, Matthew (I)/Burton, Corey/Nishimura, Tomomichi/Miller, Matt K./Frierson, Eddie/Menville, Scott/Yamaguchi, Kappei/Ôtsuka, Akio/Hashi, Takaya/Hostetter, John/DeMita, John/Takayama, Minami/Sakuma, Rei/Soucie, Kath/Asai, Toshiko/Cervantes, Lola/Conesa, Matilde/Hickman, Susan/Inoue, Kikuko/Kamei, Yoshiko/Montijano, Carolina/Seki, Hiroko/Dunst, Kirsten/Nobusawa, 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Sam/Atwell, Steve/Cosby, Bill/Silva, Henry/Foster, Gloria/Morrison, Shelley (I) +Man for All Seasons, A (1966)/Adamson, Raymond/Shaw, Robert (I)/Luckham, Cyril/Welles, Orson/Blakely, Colin/Henley, Drewe/Heathcote, Thomas/Wade, Michael (I)/Gwillim, Jack/Davenport, Nigel/Hurt, John/Nettleton, John/Zimmerman, Matt (I)/Scofield, Paul (I)/Boddey, Martin/Redgrave, Corin/Latimer, Michael (I)/Brack, Philip/Hardwick, Paul/McKern, Leo/Nicholls, Anthony/Mason, Eric (II)/York, Susannah/Hiller, Wendy/Joyce, Yootha/Redgrave, Vanessa/Heath, Eira/Urquhart, Molly +Man from Button Willow, The (1965)/Platt, Edward (I)/Robertson, Dale (I)/Hiestand, John/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Menken, Shepard/Nash, Clarence/Black, Buck (II)/Edwards, Cliff (I)/Buchanan, Edgar/Martin, Ross (I)/Bernardi, Herschel/Colvig, Pinto/Keel, Howard/Felton, Verna (I)/Wong, Barbara Jean +Man from Clover Grove, The (1975)/Bartonious, Rai/Lester, Buddy/Milligan, Spencer/Deacon, Richard (I)/Winchell, Paul/Hillman, Billy/Higgins, Joe/Masak, Ron/Gilliam, Stu/Allan, Jed/White, Marilyn/Miller, Cheryl (I)/Masak, Kathryn/Masak, Tammy Lee/Marie, Rose (I) +Man Who Skied Down Everest, The (1975)/Miura, Yuichiro/Rain, Douglas +Man, The (1972)/Jones, James Earl/Green, Gilbert/Howard, Vince/Benny, Jack/Russo, Barry (I)/Faulkner, Edward/DoQui, Robert/Fenderson, Reginald/Brown, Georg Stanford/Scott, Simon (I)/Stone, Leonard/Lampkin, Charles/Ayres, Lew/Cook, Lawrence (I)/Balsam, Martin/Conway, Curt/Bourneuf, Philip/Brooks, Martin E./Smith, Howard K./Hartley, Ted/Brown, Lew (II)/Lawrence, Bill (I)/Walberg, Garry/Meredith, Burgess/Knowles, Patric/Windom, William/Rush, Barbara/MacLachlan, Janet/Ross, Elizabeth (I)/Seymour, Anne +Manuelita (1999)/Conlazo, Enrique/Suero, Pelusa/Esteban, Miguel/Gispert, Cecilia/Sánchez Almada, Rosario/Sisto, Susana +Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The (1977)/Holloway, Sterling/Fiedler, John (I)/Reitherman, Bruce/Morris, Howard (I)/Turner, Timothy/Matthews, Junius/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Howard, Clint/Smith, 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(I)/Gaynes, George/Marth, Frank/Smith, George (II)/Crenna, Richard/Hartley, Mariette/Kovack, Nancy/Grant, Lee (I)/Rapelye, Mary Linda +Martha & Ethel (1994)/Edwards, Ethel (I)/Fuglistaller, Ruth/Kneifel, Martha +Martian Moochers (1970)/Allen, Dayton +Mary Poppins (1964)/Logan, James (I)/Delevanti, Cyril/Banas, Robert/Harris, Sam (II)/Halliday, Clive/Van Dyke, Dick/Tomlinson, David (I)/Breaux, Marc/Barclay, Don/Malet, Arthur/Matthews, Lester/Treacher, Arthur/Owen, Reginald/Ravenscroft, Thurl/McKennon, Dal/Wynn, Ed/Garber, Matthew/O'Malley, J. 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(I)/Gibson, Heather (II)/Steafel, Sheila/Wain, Gill/Hyde, Tracy/Stratford, Caroline/Pullen, Jacqueline/Skinner, Kay/Williams, Karen (VII)/Maddern, Sarah/Hope, Dawn/Childs, Deborah (I)/Roach, Lesley/Barry, Hilda/Muldenhall, Stephanie/Young, Petal/Williams, Kate (I)/Davis, Camille/Hassell, Susan +Merry Little Christmas, A (2006)/Scorsone, Tommy/LaPlaca, Charles/Bolger, John/Clohessy, Robert/Raio, Nick/Ferrara, Adam/Benson, Rob/Pellegrino, Mike/Annunziata, Anthony (II)/Brown, Kevin (I)/Vella, Vinny/Faicco, Phil/Abel, Chris/Mangano, Anthony/Gomez, Hunter/Hart, Evan/McCoy, Matt (I)/Mazzeo, Peter/DeMonstoy, Jill/Fountain, Elizabeth/Roberts, JisAnn/Ramsay, Anne/Allen, Christa B./Alt, Carol/Corretti, Melanie/Prianti, Judy/Dalton, Kate (II)/Sibbett, Jane/Lundy, Jessica/Michelle, Nicole (II)/Stumpf, Anna/Tyler, Alex/Berrios, Laura Lynn/Dalton, Kate (III)/Proimos, Helen +Mickey and the Seal (1948)/MacDonald, James (II) +Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983)/Smith, Hal/Ryan, Will (I)/Young, Alan (I)/Billingsley, Dick/Nash, Clarence/Allwine, Wayne/Carroll, Eddie (I)/Parris, Patricia +Microcosmos: Le peuple de l'herbe (1996)/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Scott Thomas, Kristin +Mighty Gorga, The (1969)/Clark, Greydon/Graver, Gary/Hewitt, David L./Brady, Scott (I)/Parker, John F./Taylor, Kent (I)/Bonner, William (I)/Parrish, Lee/Kent, Gary (I)/Eisley, Anthony/Kimball, Bruce/Lee, Sheldon (III)/Timothy, Megan +Million Dollar Duck, The (1971)/Taylor, Vaughn (I)/Bender, Jack/Gregory, James (I)/Montgomery, Lee (I)/Culver, Howard (I)/Bowles, Billy/Jones, Hank (I)/Smith, Hal/Flynn, Joe (I)/Cady, Frank/Fox, Bernard (I)/Reimers, Edwin/Kruschen, Jack/VeSota, Bruno/Jordan, Ted/Fujikawa, Jerry/Wilcox, Frank/Jackson, Sammy (I)/Andrews, Edward (I)/Russell, Bing/Gilliam, Stu/Shayne, Robert (I)/Roberts, Tony (I)/Jones, Dean (I)/Daly, Jonathan/Roberts, Roy (I)/O'Hanlon, George/O'Byrne, Bryan/Hunnicutt, Arthur/Renaday, Peter/Duncan, Sandy/Ryan, Fran/Vincent, Virginia +Mime, The (2004)/Duggan, Justin/Lawhorne, Dustin/Ambler, Jason/Burgess, Eric (II)/Grossman, Ian +Mimi wo sumaseba (1995)/Yasuda, Hiromi/Suzuki, Toshio (I)/Spanjers, Martin/Takahashi, Satoru/Kishibe, Shirô/Elwes, Cary/Tsuyuguchi, Shigeru/Takahashi, Kazuo (I)/Gould, Harold (I)/Tachibana, Takashi/Gallagher, David (I)/Kobayashi, Keiju/Egawa, Suguru (I)/Sikking, James/Takahashi, Issei/Inoue, Naohisa/Okada, Tatsuya/Iizuka, Mayumi/Smart, Jean/Yamashita, Yorie/Chambers, Erin (I)/Takayama, Minami/Snow, Brittany/Muroi, Shigeru/Honna, Youko/Tisdale, Ashley/Mavity, Abigail/Boorem, Mika/Thorne-Smith, Courtney/Russo, Deanna +Mind's Treasure Chest, The (1989)/Heupal, Patrick +Minor Miracle, A (1983 II)/Beagle, E. 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(2001)/Pidgeon, Jeff/Silverman, David (I)/Eiding, Paul/Black, Samuel Lord/Gerson, Dan/Farmer, Bill (I)/Susskind, Steve/Gifaldi, Taylor/Proctor, Phil/Bergen, Bob/Ratzenberger, John/Crystal, Billy/Quaroni, Guido/Ranft, Joe/Rabson, Jan/Scott, Bob (III)/Lala, Joe/Luke, Noah/Mann, Danny (I)/Peterson, Bob (III)/Edner, Bobby/Unkrich, Lee/Thornton, Jim (I)/Angel, Jack (I)/Qualtieri, Josh/Farrell, Keegan/Oz, Frank/Fraley, Pat (II)/Jefferies, Marc John/Coburn, James/Docter, Pete/Buscemi, Steve/Goodman, John (I)/Shawn, Wallace/Bumpass, Rodger/Conforti, Gino/Parker, Bret 'Brook'/Hunt, Bonnie/Deutsch, Patti/Darling, Jennifer/Raggio, Lisa/Ranft, Sophia/Lynn, Sherry (I)/McGowan, Mickie/Ganzel, Teresa/Newman, Laraine/Edner, Ashley/Scarlett, Katie/Tilly, Jennifer/Ringgold, Katherine/Marshall, Mona (I)/Gibbs, Mary (I)/Panabaker, Kay +Monte Carlo or Bust (1969)/Trubshawe, Michael/Duby, Jacques/Fröbe, Gert/Phipps, Nicholas/Buzzanca, Lando/Bourvil/Hawkins, Jack/Williams, Walter (I)/Nesbitt, Derren/Sykes, Eric/Curtis, Tony (I)/Moore, Dudley/Schmidt, Peer/Wattis, Richard/Fransson, Ulf/Chiari, Walter/Muller, Paul (I)/Terry-Thomas/Cook, Peter (I)/Rushton, William/Machiavelli, Nicoletta/Darc, Mireille/Dubois, Marie/Hampshire, Susan/Jacques, Hattie +Moochin' Pooch (1971)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Moon Zero Two (1969)/Luton, Lew/McCallum, Neil (I)/Britt, Leo/Levy, Ori/Ripper, Michael/Tayman, Robert/Lee, Robert (V)/Coats, Athol/Evans, Roy (I)/Olson, James/Weston, Bill (I)/Kydd, Sam/Condren, Tim/Blanshard, Joby/Grace, Martin/Bresslaw, Bernard/Foster, Dudley/Bonnard, Keith/Kempinski, Tom/Mitchell, Warren (I)/Earlle, Freddie/Shrimpton, Chrissie/Silvera, Simone/Gorst, Irene/Krippen, Brenda/Baumann, Sue/Schell, Catherine/Smith, Amber Dean/Shenstone, Claire/Graham, Sally/Barry, Michelle (I)/Cunningham, Jane/Cleveland, Carol/Corri, Adrienne +Moon-Spinners, The (1964)/Tardios, Harry/Pastell, George/Stassino, Paul/Davis, Michael (I)/Lemkow, Tutte/Le Mesurier, John/McEnery, Peter/Plytas, 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(I)/Yusuf, Osman/Mishima, Ko/Nakamura, Tetsu/Wakamatsu, Akira/Tsuda, Mitsuo/Hirose, Shoichi/Tayama, Akihiro/Nagashima, Takeo/Yamada, Akira (I)/Furuta, Toshihiko/Imai, Kazuo/Conway, Harold/Nakajima, Haruo/Kato, Haruya/Matsumoto, Mitsuo/Hirata, Akihiko/Kusama, Akio/Kosugi, Yoshio (I)/Yamamoto, Ren/Iwamoto, Hiroshi/Omae, Wataru/Sahara, Kenji/Shimura, Takashi/Satake, Hiroyuki/Akitsu, Hiroshi/Higata, Kazuo/Ogata, Rinsaku/Wyatt, Obel/Kawazu, Seizaburô/Miura, Toshio/Uehara, Ken (I)/Ito, Yûmi/Hayamizu, Arai/Kagawa, Kyôko/Ito, Emi +Mountain Charlie (1982)/Barlow, Merlin/Sechser, John/Wesson, Karl/Guinn, Rick/Bitseedy, Wallace/Stewart, Charles (III)/Shepherd, Stephen/Faris, Guy/Robinson, Dick (I)/Clark, Roger (II)/Sterago, David/Stewart, William (II)/Johnson, Donna (II)/Neilson, Denise/Seus, Lynne +Mountain Family Robinson (1979)/Flower, George 'Buck'/Bartlett, Calvin/Larsen, Ham/Bryant, William (I)/Logan, Robert (I)/Davidson, Jim (III)/Damante-Shaw, Susan/Rattray, Heather +Mouse and His Child, The (1977)/Nelson, Frank (II)/Barzman, Alan/Ridgely, Robert/Norton, Cliff/Woolf, Charles (II)/Osmond, Cliff/Holt, Bob/Ustinov, Peter/Devine, Andy (I)/Leven, Mel/Cordic, Regis/Carradine, John/Brand, Neville/Gerber, Joan/Rainer, Iris/Leachman, Cloris/Morgan, Maitzi/Kellerman, Sally/Swenson, Marcy +Mouse from H.U.N.G.E.R., The (1967)/Blanc, Mel +Mouseworks Opera Box (1999)/Anselmo, Tony/MacNeille, Tress +Mr. Majeika (1988)/Pearl, Simeon/Murdoch, Richard/Dobtcheff, Vernon/Madan, Sanjiv/MacLeod, Roland (I)/Baxter, Stanley (I)/Morgan, Fidelis/Sawyer, Claire/Coombs, Pat/Margolyes, Miriam/Ferret, Eve (I) +Mr. Sycamore (1975)/Cremer, Lance/D'Ippolito, Ron/Wolfe, Ian/Taylor, Curtis (II)/Easton, Robert (I)/Thor, Jerome/Lewis, Eddie (II)/Picetti, Lou/Smith, Everett/Robards, Jason/Miller, Mark (I)/Smith, Wayne (I)/Spector, Dan/Brock, Hall/Bull, Richard/Scott, Walter (I)/Osterhout, David (I)/Berini, Paul/Hinton, Darby/Smith, Brenda (I)/Nugent, Twana/Dennis, Sandy (I)/Johnson, Janine/Scott, 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Claire/Jamaan, Natja/Drake, Dolores +Mud Squad (1971)/Diamond, Don/Holland, Tom (II)/Lorde, Athena +Mulan (1998)/Gilpin, Jack/Burton, Corey/Hong, James/Renaday, Peter/Pinney, Patrick/Horvitz, Richard Steven/Dvorsky, George/Sago, Anthony/Fierstein, Harvey/Whittier, Sean/Tondo, Jerry/Bulen, Steve/Laborteaux, Matthew/Carter, Mitch/Cowgill, David/Shigeta, James/Lee, Dana (I)/Walcutt, John/Adams, Uwe/Takei, George/Ferrer, Miguel/Clotworthy, Robert/Fullilove, Donald/Foard, Merwin/Sanders, Chris (III)/Laurantz, Stefen/Welker, Frank/Morita, Pat/Moseley, Mark (I)/Wilder, Matthew (I)/Murphy, Eddie (I)/Lee, Conan/Osmond, Donny/Watanabe, Gedde/Amundsen, Tom/Wong, B.D./Oh, Soon-Tek/Leschin, Luisa/Wells, Claudette/Lee, Dana (II)/Gabrielli, Elisa/Minn, Haunani/Lehmann, Edie/Boyd, Susan (II)/Austen, Arminae/Margolyes, Miriam/Dworsky, Sally/Vasicek, Caroline/Buescher, Julianne/Franz, Alice/Wen, Li (II)/Anali/Fowler, Beth/Salonga, Lea/Ma, Christina (I)/Bergman, Mary Kay/Shen, Freda Foh/Ming-Na/Foray, 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(I)/Lenthall, David/Cobb Jr., Joe/Abraham, F. 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Queenie/Plowright, Hilda/Bourbon, Diana/Hepburn, Audrey/Battle, Lois/Miller, Lenore/Tierney, Joy (II)/Russell, Wendy (I)/Squire, Jacqueline/Bronson, Sue/Day, Donna/Wilson, Elzada +My Little Pony: The Movie (1986)/Adler, Charles (I)/Welker, Frank/Randall, Tony (I)/DeVito, Danny/Cullen, Peter (I)/Bell, Michael (I)/Menville, Scott/Houlihan, Keri/Kaye, Angella/Partridge, Sarah/Cartwright, Nancy (I)/Leigh, Katie/Taylor, Russi/Wayne, Jill/Blu, Susan/Perlman, Rhea/Kahn, Madeline/Bernstein, Sheryl/Playten, Alice/Gerstell, Ellen/Cavadini, Cathy/Dean, Laura (I)/Leachman, Cloris/Amerson, Tammy +My Name Is Legend (1976)/Stark, Jerry/Christgau, Terry/Porter, Rand/Kelly, Duke/Corrick, Jeffery/Lear, Bill/Kirk, Tommy/Kelly, Scott (I)/Montana, Curley/Foster, Stan (II)/Parker, Randy (III)/Eaton, Roberta/Smith, Kerry (I) +My Side of the Mountain (1969)/Peuvion, Patrick/Persons, Ed/Perry, Frank (III)/Eccles, Ted/Bikel, Theodore/Harvey, Tom (I)/Endersby, Ralph/McIlravey, Dan/Reynolds, Larry 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Bronson/Croft, Jamie/Lyons, Susan/Skinner, Carole/Rivers, Joan/Mastrantone, Lucia/Sims, Annabel/Lambert, Catherine (II)/Sawade, Coralie/Lambert, Anne-Louise/Kane, Carol (I)/Timms, Neusa/Horn, Debbie/Sloan, Carolyn/Hack, Olivia/Press, Fiona/Canini, Tracey/Kent, Mignon +Napoleon and Samantha (1972)/Johnson, Arch/Ortega, John (I)/Holman, Rex/Johnson, Claude/Whitaker, Johnny/Douglas, Michael (I)/Jones, Henry (I)/Scotti, Vito/Crawford, John (I)/Lupton, John/Geer, Will/Wickes, Mary/Foster, Jodie/Margetts, Monty/Corby, Ellen +Napoléon (1927)/Batcheff, Pierre/Sance, Louis/Fastovich, Boris/Dacheux, Gilbert/Cahuzac, Georges/Krauss, Henry/Jeanne, René/Henry, Jean (I)/Missirio, Genica/Hériat, Philippe/Buiret, Daniel/Rolla, Philippe/Larive, Léon/Roblin/Chakatouny, Acho/Caillard, Adrien/Bras, Albert/Viguier, François/Blum, Roger (I)/Schutz, Maurice/Mathillon, Alexandre/De Ansorena, Raoul/Roudenko, Vladimir (I)/Danis, Pierre/Vidal, Petit/Faviere/Freddy-Karl, Serge/Maxudian, Max/Day, W. Percy/Canolle, Pierre de/Krimer, Harry/Lampin, Georges/Artaud, Antonin/Rye, Jack (I)/Vidalin, Robert/Dieudonné, Albert/Amiot, Paul/Koline, Nicolas/Hénin, Georges/Bernard, Alexandre (I)/Cavicchia, Sylvio/Courtois, Léon/Koubitzky, Alexandre/Baudin, Henri/Van Daële, Edmond/d'Yd, Jean/Gance, Abel/Damia/Gance, Marguerite/Standard, Andrée/Annabella (I)/Gaudrey, Jean/Genevois, Simone/Pen, Jeanne/Dieudonné, Yvette/Vernon, Suzy/Buffet, Eugénie/Mussey, Francine/Bianchetti, Suzanne/Manès, Gina/Carvalho, Mlle. +National Velvet (1944)/Bevan, Billy/Owen, Reginald/Bailey, William (I)/Curtis, Donald/Campbell, Colin (I)/Austin, William (I)/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Craig, Alec/Cassell, Wally/Richards, Gordon/Taylor, Howard (I)/Jenkins, Jackie 'Butch'/Carey, Leonard/Hoey, Dennis (I)/Crisp, Donald (I)/Treacher, Arthur/Mather, Aubrey/Benson, Frank (I)/Shields, Arthur/Worlock, Frederick/Francis, Douglas/Macollum, Barry/Hytten, Olaf/Coombs, Murray/Allen, Harry (I)/Haydel, Richard/de Becker Jr., Harold/Wilton, Eric/Bowson, Stephen/Kilburn, Terry/Hodgson, Leyland/Smith, Gerald Oliver/Loring, Eugene/Harford, Alec/Kirby, George (I)/Boulton, Matthew/Lansbury, Angela/Allen, Paula (II)/Kirksey, Iris/Stinchfield, Bertha/McDowall, Virginia/Langdon, Rose (II)/Isbell, Jane/Peyton, Gail/Williams, Rhoda/Revere, Anne/Austin, Rene/Varden, Norma/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Freeman, Mona/MacGill, Moyna/Bilbrook, Felicity/Billman, Beverly/Quigley, Juanita +Nature's Strangest Creatures (1959)/Hibler, Winston +Neko no ongaeshi (2002)/Clotworthy, Robert/Pierce, Bradley/Watanabe, Tetsu/Harris, Jason (III)/Auberjonois, Rene/Saitô, Yôsuke/Herskowitz, Brian/Curry, Tim (I)/Hakamada, Yoshihiko/Yamada, Takayuki (I)/Yasuda, Ken (I)/Bevis, Andrew/Montgomery, Randy (I)/Elwes, Cary/Oizumi, Yo/Boyle, Peter (I)/Berg, Greg (I)/Tamba, Tetsuro/Gould, Elliott/Richter, Andy (I)/Satoi, Kenta/Montgomery, Randall (I)/Chambers, Erin (I)/Greer, Judy/Sato, Hitomi/Maeda, Aki/Douglas, Terri/Draper, Courtnee/Coe, Katia/Cressida, Kathryn/Okae, Kumiko/Honna, Youko/Bell, Kristen (I)/Sutherland, Kristine/White, Diz/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Ikewaki, Chizuru/Hamada, Mari/Marshall, Mona (I) +Neptune Factor, The (1973)/Rhodes, Donnelly/Wiggins, Chris (I)/Mann, Dave (I)/Borgnine, Ernest/Perry, Frank (III)/Pidgeon, Walter/Yorston, David/Gazzara, Ben/MacDonald, Dan (I)/Carlson, Leslie/Gillard, Stuart/Walker, Mark (I)/Reynolds, Michael J./Renton, David (II)/Whelan, Richard (II)/Pogue, Ken/McGibbon, Ed/Fujiwara, Kei/Gregson, Joan/Mimieux, Yvette +Never Bug an Ant (1969)/Byner, John +Never Never Land (1980)/Collins, Noel/Castle, John (II)/Culver, Roland (I)/Henson, Christian/Hadley, Michael (I)/Marcus, James (II)/Land, Ian/Nichols, Sheldon/Charles, Paul (I)/Quinn, Brendan (I)/Rushton, Toby/Burdis, Mark/Murari, Kamal/Shannon, Michael (I)/Smith, David (VIII)/Leahey, Nicholas/Head, Ruby/Tully, Susan (I)/Storer, Suzanne/Nesbitt, Cathleen/Durham-Matthews, Lucy/Seymour, Anne/Snyders, Virginia/Miller, Heather (V)/Falode, Charmain/Clark, Petula/Laye, Evelyn +Never on Thirsty (1970)/Holland, Tom (II)/Diamond, Don +NeverEnding Story III, The (1994)/Black, Jack (I)/Robinson, Tony (I)/Jones, Freddie/Curtis, John Bear/Formann, Dave/Richter, Jason James/Kinalzik, Ulli/Hootkins, William/Shaw, Kaefan/Bollman, Ryan/Petruo, Thomas/McNulty, Kevin/Mathews, Hrothgar/Warder, Frederick/Dorval, Adrien/Newman, Richard (I)/Robinson, Gordon (I)/Jones, William Todd/Camacho, Jesse/Quijada, Alfonso/Longworth, David/Acheson, Mark/McKenna, Samantha/Cox, Julie (I)/Brady, Moya/Finn, Carole/Broderick, Shirley/Parker, Nicole (I)/Nemeth, Andrea/Goldberg, Marcy (I)/Ellis, Tracey/Samis, Lauren/Kay, Melody/Nichol, Ruth/Irvine, Jenna/Norry, Marilyn/Anthony, Danu/Chambers, Lossen/Sood, Veena/Walden, Jessica +New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking, The (1988)/Seaman, Geoffrey/Crume, Louis Seeger/Richmond, Branscombe/Dugan, Dennis/Schuck, John/Gilbride, Joe/Van Patten, Dick/Adam, Evan/Seaman, David (I)/Grimshaw, Jim/Broughton, Christopher/Dickinson, J.D./Niederjohn, Clark/Wheeler, Russ/Kurtzo Jr., Joseph John/DiCenzo, George/Welker, Frank/Brno, Bridget/Bailly, Chub/Hull, Dianne/Brennan, Eileen/Erin, Tami/Olsen, Leila Lee/Klicman, Gail/Crow, Cory/Kean, Carole/Mehlman, Romy/Masterson, Fay +New Leaf, A (1971)/Redfield, William/Rose, George (I)/Matthau, Walter/Osuna, Jess/Jarvis, Graham (I)/Doyle, David (I)/Weston, Jack/Stewart, Fred/Gough, Trent/Coco, James/Mark, Gordon (II)/Roberts, Doris/Arrick, Rose/Morley, Carol (I)/Taylor, Renée/May, Elaine (I) +Newcomers, The (2000)/Peck, Josh/Burnett, Matthew (I)/Fahey, Jeff/Battles, Chuck/McCoy, Christopher/Macklin, Steve J./Barron, Doug (I)/McCoy, Matt (I)/Evans, Chris (V)/Oakman, Ed/Kay, Billy (II)/Benti, Jamie/McCormack, Zack/Farmer, Lonnie/Hughes, Edsel/Pendleton, Ted/Dye, Joe (II)/Dano, Paul/Bradley, Jim (II)/De Wees, Rusty/Chiarello, Mike/Aspden, Jim/Blackman, Ilene/Auger, Micheline/Duff, Elizabeth/Owens, Elizabeth (I)/Alexandra, Luz/Bosworth, Kate/Middleton, Martha/O'Brien, Gail +Night of the Grizzly, The (1966)/Toomey, Regis/Wynn, Keenan/Flory, Med/Jackson, Sammy (I)/Ely, Ron/Walker, Clint (I)/Gordon, Leo (I)/Haggerty, Don (I)/Brodie, Kevin/Elam, Jack/Moore, Candy/Kulp, Nancy/Corby, Ellen/Hyer, Martha/Meyerink, Victoria Paige +Night of the Living Duck, The (1988)/Tormé, Mel/Blanc, Mel +Nihonkai daikaisen (1969)/Suzuki, Kazuo (I)/Yusuf, Osman/Sahara, Kenji/Tajima, Yoshifumi/Gunther, Ted/Takioka, Shin/Mitsuda, Ken/Tsuchiya, Yoshio (I)/Tazaki, Jun/Hirata, Akihiko/Kayama, Yuzo/Yanagi, Eijirô/Kita, Ryuji/Sasaki, Takamaru/Katô, Takeshi (I)/Shimizu, Masao (I)/Ryu, Chishu/Koizumi, Hiroshi (I)/Kuno, Seishiro/Horneff, Hans/Sada, Yutaka/Kurosawa, Toshio/Shapiro, Jacob/Conway, Harold/Matsuyama, Shoji/Fujita, Susumu/Yasube, Toru/Matsumoto, Koshiro/Mori, Mikita/Tatsumi, Ryutaro/Kubo, Akira/Hughes, Andrew (I)/Nakadai, Tatsuya/Takahashi, Toshiyuki/Funato, Jun/Shimizu, Gen/Higashiyama, Atsushi/Williams, Peter (V)/Oka, Yutaka/Satô, Makoto (I)/Mifune, Toshirô/Omae, Wataru/Togin, Chotaro/Higashiyama, Keiji/Inaba, Yoshio/Honma, Fumiko (I)/Tsukasa, Yôko/Kusabue, Mitsuko +Nikki, Wild Dog of the North (1961)/Rivard, Robert (I)/Haldane, Don/Fauteux, Jacques/Coutu, Jean (I)/Luft, Uriel/Genest, Émile/Nikki (XX) +Ningen kakumei (1973)/Sakai, Sachio/Takamatsu, Shigeo/Hasegawa, Akio/Suzuki, Yasushi (I)/Tajima, Yoshifumi/Hirata, Akihiko/Kusakawa, Naoya/Kato, Kazuo (I)/Naitô, Taketoshi/Kuno, Seishiro/Kurosawa, Toshio/Ashida, Shinsuke/Satô, Makoto (I)/Nakadai, Tatsuya/Sahara, Kenji/Tamba, Tetsuro/Watari, Tetsuya/Aratama, Michiyo/Yukimura, Izumi/Ito, Ruriko/Matsushita, Hiromi (I)/Shiozawa, Toki +Ninja Kids (1986)/Fajardo, Joaquin (I)/Bravo, Victor/Moran, Bomber/Diaz, Paquito/Ortega, Ernie/Rivero, Ricky/Christopher, Ramon/Dee, Protacio/Bautista, Herbert/del Mundo, Manjo/Alvarado, Max/Garcia, Lito/Bonnin, J.C./Keno (I)/da Silva, Dennis/Magalona, Francis/Tagasa, Mely/Delgado, Marissa/Oropesa, Elizabeth/Lorena, Liza/De Veyra, Yani/Salonga, Lea/Prats, Mia +Nippon Tuck (1972)/Holland, Tom (II)/Mann, Larry D. +Nishad (2002)/Kapoor, Rajit/de Gasquet, Dominique/Bajaj, Ram Gopal/Jhang, Master/Thupten-Phelgyei, Geshe/Archana (I) +No Deposit, No Return (1976)/Guss, Louis/Niven, David (I)/O'Brien, Richard (II)/Jones, Hank (I)/Smith, Charles Martin/Williams, John (II)/Gilliam, Stu/Knotts, Don/Kogan, Milt/McGavin, Darren/Hastings, Bob (I)/Tayback, Vic/Slate, Henry/Savage, Brad (I)/Phillips, Barney/Wells, Jack (I)/Griffin, Jack (I)/Bernardi, Herschel/Hong, James/Feldon, Barbara/Dunbar, Olive/Manning, Ruth/Richards, Kim (I)/Gillespie, Jean/Adrian, Iris +No Drums, No Bugles (1972)/McCary, Rod/Wagner, Bob (III)/Marsh, Ray (I)/Costi, Carmen/Sheen, Martin/Stubock, Frank/Underwood, Eeward/Terry, Denine/Davison, Davey/Giftos, Elaine +No Substitute for Victory (1970)/Wayne, John (I)/Clark, Mark W./Yorty, Sam/Westmoreland, William C./Thomas, Lowell/Raye, Martha +Noro (2002)/Necula, Tudor/Visan, Dorel/Stanescu, Marius (I)/Malaele, Horatiu/Cocias, Victoria/Montoc, Lia +North Avenue Irregulars, The (1979)/Perkins, Jack (I)/Kerzy, John/Henry, Chuck (I)/Rode, David/Ketchum, David/Robertson, Dennis (I)/Campanella, Frank (I)/Ballantine, Carl/Herbert, Pitt/Shortcake, Strawberry/Constantine, Michael/La Rue, Walt/Ross, Len/Creed, Roger/McLean, Bill/Voland, Herb/Igus, Darrow/Hale Jr., Alan/Pedi, Tom/Layne, Rickie/White, Jack Cameron/Raskin, Damon Bradley/Lloyd, Michael (V)/Franken, Steve/Fuchs, Dick/Hume, Douglas/Herrmann, Edward/Morick, Dave/Bullard, Kim/Wheeler, John (I)/Morgan, Gary (I)/Morton, Mickey/Fowley, Douglas/Rolofson, Bobby/Osmond, Cliff/Francis, Ivor/Griffin, Jack (I)/McCready, Ed/Capers, Virginia/Dietrich, Dena/Leachman, Cloris/Cabot, Ceil/Lyons, Linda Lee/Jacobs, Rachel (I)/Hackett, Joan/Harris, Barbara (I)/Buzzi, Ruth/Valentine, Karen/Kelly, Patsy/Hardin, Melora/Bennett, Marjorie/Moritz, Louisa/Clark, Susan (I) +Norwood (1970)/Namath, Joe/Jackson, Sammy (I)/Haley, Jack (I)/Boyd, Jimmy (I)/Oakie, Joe (I)/Lamb, Gil/Ripley, Jay/Curtis, Billy (I)/Hingle, Pat/DeLuise, Dom/Huddleston, David/Campbell, Glen (I)/Capers, Virginia/Darby, Kim (I)/Lynley, Carol/Atwater, Edith/French, Leigh/MacRae, Meredith/Sterling, Tisha/Earle, Merie/Daley, Cass +Nothing by Chance (1975)/Young, Steve (VII)/Brown, Jack (II)/Cagle, Chris (I)/Bach, Richard D./Norman, Glenn/Downs, Hugh +Now You See Him, Now You Don't (1972)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Casper, Billy (I)/Bradley, Paul (I)/Aniston, John/Aletter, Frank/Windom, William/Mustin, Burt/Andrews, Edward (I)/Russell, Bing/Quillan, Eddie/Tovey, Arthur/Gelman, Larry/Willock, Dave/Bender, Jack/Rothwell, Robert/Welker, Frank/O'Hanlon, George/Hammer, Alvin/Faulkner, Edward/Evans, Mike (I)/Myhers, John/Sayre, Jeffrey/Backus, Jim/Rubin, Benny/Romero, Cesar (I)/Smith, Paul (I)/Bakalyan, Richard/Kemp, Kenner G./Flynn, Joe (I)/Begley Jr., Ed/Hill, Dave (I)/Thordsen, Kelly/Griffin, Jack (I)/Manning, Jack (III)/McGreevey, Michael/Hewitt, Alan (I)/Collins, Winnie (I)/Delaney, Pat (I)/Menges, Joyce +Nutcracker Family: Behind the Magic, The (2006)/Richardson, David (XIII)/Balanchine, George/Kayali, Ghaleb/DeVivo, Isabella/Somogyi, Jennie/Whittle, Garielle/Urdang, Leslie +Nutcracker Fantasy (1979)/Sansom, Ken/Gardner, Mitchell/Angel, Jack (I)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Moss, Gene/Van Patten, Dick/McDowall, Roddy/Hafner, Robin/Gerber, Joan/Gilbert, Melissa/Lee, Michele (I)/Tuttle, Lurene/Worley, Jo Anne/Gabor, Eva +Nutcracker Prince, The (1990)/Carlson, Len/MacDonald, Mike/Zylberman, Noam/Goldhar, Marvin/Merner, George/Owens, Christopher (I)/Sutherland, Kiefer/Boretski, Peter/O'Toole, Peter (I)/Hampshire, Keith/Hanna, Elizabeth/Follows, Megan/Waserman, Mona/Roman, Susan/Diller, Phyllis (I)/Stapley, Diane/Sears, Theresa/Gorman, Lynne/Morgenstern, Stephanie +Nutcracker, The (1993)/Gold, Tom/Keenan, Glenn (II)/LaFosse, Robert/Evans, Albert/Culkin, Macaulay/Vitoptou, Andrei/Byars, Michael/Horiuchi, Gen/Woetzel, Damian/Van Kipnis, Pascale/Otto, William (I)/Ying, Rusheng/Stevens, Gordon (IV)/Houston, Kipling/Wiesendanger, Alex/Soto, Jock/Fischer, Lindsay/Wersinger, Robert/Kline, Kevin (I)/Levine, Alex/Lyon, Robert W./Proia, Alexandre/Naumann, Peter/Kaiser, Russell/Odessky, Igor/Odessky, Alexander/Zieminch, Eriends/Braun, Misha/Bigelow, Edward/Cook, Bart Robinson/Reznick, Peter (I)/Martins, Nilas/Nichols, Kyra/Tracey, Kathleen/Leceica, Anna/Tracey, Margaret/Squerciati, Marina/Wingert, Deborah/von Aroldingen, Karin/Jinnett, Brynn/Gifford, Michelle/Pillars, Sabrina/Fuchs, Jennifer/Ansanelli, Alexandra/Karz, Romy/Drucker, Elizabeth/Calvert, Stacey/Karz, Zippora/Whelan, Wendy/Meunier, Monique/Kistlinger, Dena/Hoerner, Petra/Kistler, Darci/Kimmel, Isabel/Garcia-Stefanovich, Tatiana/Harmsen, Lydia/Sosenko, Roma/McGeary, Janey/Tinsley, Jennifer/Coates, Emily/Krody, Margo/Weese, Miranda/Genshaft, Dena/Velez, Immaculada/Raim, Jenny/Allen, Samantha (II)/Hauser, Lauren/Walker, Elizabeth (VII)/Barr, Ellen/Boesch, Natalia/Adams, Jade/Pellecchia, Priscilla/Tesetsilas, Santhe/Dixon, Aura/Ryan, Catherine (V)/Michael, Julie/Long, Andrea/Golbin, Pauline/Siebert, Ashley/Schumacher, Simone/Bosch, Kira/Alexopoulos, Helene/McBrearty, Deanna/Drapala, Wendy/Doktor, Alexis/Killian, Katrina/Mackler, Zoe/Cortes, Kimberly/López, Lourdes/Harrison, Eve (II)/Roy, Melinda/Edge, Amanda/Cohen, Jessica Lynn/Saland, Stephanie/Watts, Heather/Mahdaviani, Miriam/Reyes, Teresa/Burree, Yvonne/Young, Kielley +Nutcracker: The Motion Picture (1986)/Rice, Jacob/Bigney, Hugh/Gardner, Alex/Kekoa, Sterling/Cederlund, Christian/Carver, Joseph/Ebitz, Gerard/Brown, Todd (I)/Burnett, Russell/Clark, Kippy/Walthall, Wade/Bassett, Benjamin/Olson, Reid/Weaver, Courtland/Plourde, Jeffrey/Bullock, Jeffrey N./Woods, Tryon/Takamaru, Jason/Smidt, Christopher/Kaiser, Kevin/Wilson, Andrew (VIII)/Gerr, Jamie/Ozog, Freedom/Homme, Carey/Standal, Rana/Cederlund, Erik/Houk, Benjamin/Stidham, Cary/Draper, Gregory/La Turner, Robert/Burdge, Hannah/Blue, Michele/Alsdorf, Bridget/Harris, Julie (I)/Vierthaler, Heidi/Christianson, Elizabeth/Sokol, Erin/Onishi, Whitney/Fenton, Betsy/Chin, Kara/Thomas, Amanda (II)/Chikos, Marianne/Stoklosa, Carolyn/Nicolaidis, Christina/Boe, Heather/Irwin, Stephanie/Preston, Kay/Hughey, Lucinda/Lebar, Christine/Fischbach, Erica/Parham, Vera/Dunne, Rebecca/Carboneau, Tracy/Penhollow, Emily/Farmer, Margaret/Johnson, Lee (I)/Hall, Abby/Anderson, Carol (I)/Brace, Dianne/Boyle, Martha/Quinn, Rebecca/Moen, Catherine Mee/Owen, Jennifer (I)/Tobiason, Julie/Ryder, Natalie/Hollenbeck, Heather/Wilson, Clare/Doe, Heather/Coan, Sarah/Gladstone, Susan/Sharp, Vanessa (III)/London, Mari/Georvasilis, Eugenia/Harrison, Rachel (I)/Estelle, Laura/Rivera, Gloria (I)/Brown, Rebecca (I)/Vaillant, Lise/Halby, Christa/Kader, Jennifer/Rosal, Maia/Parham, Elizabeth/Damestoy, Irene/Lyons-Hansen, Mandi/Wolgamott, Nicole/Newman, Caroline/Peterson, Jennifer (I)/Elias, Christine/Wescott, Anne/Renhard, Ann/Mann, Joey-Lynn/Inkster, Deborah/Schwenk, Laura/Sterling, Angela/Lit, Kyra/Stolzy, Lisa/Porter, Jennifer Nichole (I)/Fiset, Nicole/McRae, Michelle/Barker, Patricia (III)/Dimaano, Charina/Schoeder, Noelle/Homans, Jennifer/Ritter, Amy/Sherwood, Ashley/Gardner, Gabrielle/Donaldson, Carron/Pritchard, Sara (I)/Bronfman, Alejandra (I)/Greene, Amy (I)/Bassett, Beatrice/Frederick, Sarah/Clothier, Lindsay +Odd Couple, The (1968)/Boyer, Ken (II)/Fisher, Jack (III)/Becher, John C./Lemmon, Jack/Harrelson, Bud/Davis, Tommy (II)/Stantley, Ralph/Clemente, Roberto/Fiedler, John (I)/Haines, Larry/Baldwin, Bill (II)/Sheiner, David/Wills, Maury/Alou, Matty/Lightcap, Jack/Spear, Harry (I)/Edelman, Herb/Palma, Joe/Donatelli, Augie/Jones, Cleon/Beniades, Ted/Mazeroski, Bill/Barlick, Al/Law, Vernon/Broun, Heywood Hale/Matthau, Walter/Kranepool, Ed/Buchek, Jerry/Bohannon, Patricia D./Shelley, Carole/Evans, Monica (I)/Bird, Billie/Adrian, Iris/Graeff, Ann +Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)/Hussey, John (I)/Shelley, Paul (I)/Rae, John (II)/Dunhill, John (II)/Mollison, Clifford/Thawnton, Tony/Melia, Joe/Pithey, Wensley/Locke, Harry/Parker, Cecil/Flemyng, Robert/Pember, Ron/Forsyth, Frank (I)/Walters, Thorley/Shelley, Norman/Robertson, Andrew (I)/Vogel, Tony/Woodnutt, John/Child, Jeremy (I)/Ascott, Freddie/Sim, Gerald/Ghent, George (I)/Howard, Richard (II)/Cabot, Christopher/Richardson, Ralph (I)/Middleton, Guy/More, Kenneth/Holm, Ian/Coda, Frank/Gabriel, John (I)/Bird, Norman/Stephens, P.G./Edwards, Ray/Owens, John (I)/Joyce, Paddy/Plytas, Steve/Davies, Richard (II)/Howard, Ben (II)/Clements, John (I)/Davies, Geoffrey/Hansard, Paul/Thorogood, Christian/Daneman, Paul/Wolf, Michael (II)/Redgrave, Corin/Ball, Vincent (I)/Redgrave, Michael/Scheuer, David/Bogarde, Dirk/Trigger, John/Marshall, Tom (I)/McGeagh, Stanley/Cassel, Jean-Pierre/Roëves, Maurice/Doermer, Christian/Lebor, Stanley/Olivier, Laurence/Gilmore, Peter (I)/Lodge, David (I)/Bates, Michael (I)/Smith, Kim (I)/Hawkins, Jack/Arthur, Maurice/Jones, Norman (III)/Farrell, Charles (II)/Fox, Edward (I)/Lennie, Angus/Grant, Kim/Coghill, Ambrose/Loring, Richard (II)/Mills, John (I)/Ainley, Anthony/Morton, Anthony/Gielgud, John/McFee, Malcolm/Newark, Derek/White, Arthur (II)/Farrell, Colin (II)/Tipping, Brian/Stone, Marianne/Seymour, Jane (I)/Brown, Joanne (I)/Gray, Carole/Mills, Juliet/Wimbush, Mary/Noonan, Christine/Dean, Isabel/Courtney, Stella/Bee, Annie/Jones, Dinny/Robinson, Sue (I)/Smith, Maggie (I)/Smith, Valerie/Metcalfe, Isabelle/Cox, Sheila (I)/Newman, Nanette/Thorne, Angela/Vivian, Bette/Carby, Fanny/Attenborough, Charlotte/York, Susannah/Kettlewell, Ruth/Yeomans, Mary/Redgrave, Vanessa/Abbott, Pamela/Wileman, Kathleen/Morgan, Jenny (II)/Linden, Delia/Franklin, Joyce/Gladstone, Zeph/Steel, Pippa/Allen, Penelope/Colombo, Pia/Craven, Elizabeth (I)/Parry, Natasha/Wright, Julia (I)/Reynolds, Dorothy/Forbes, Meriel/Gower, Ruth/Farthingale, Hermione/Alnutt, Wendy/Helm, Kathleen/Joyce, Lind/Darby, Cecilia/Calvert, Phyllis +Oklahoma! (1955)/Mitchell, James (I)/Johnson, Ben (I)/Barcroft, Roy/MacRae, Gordon/Whitmore, James/Ferguson, Al (I)/Platt, Marc (I)/Dealey, Jerry/Kerr, Donald (I)/Flippen, Jay C./Nelson, Gene (I)/Roosevelt, Buddy/Simpson, Russell/Mallinson, Rory/Albert, Eddie/Brown, Kelly (I)/Steiger, Rod/Bosler, Virginia/Lawrence, Barbara (I)/Linn, Bambi/Taylor, Evelyn/Workman, Jennie/Greenwood, Charlotte (I)/Fischer, Jane/Kilgas, Nancy/Jones, Shirley (I)/Truex, Lizanne/Grahame, Gloria +Old Curiosity Shop, The (1975)/Warwick, Norman (II)/Greener, Chris/Cullum-Jones, Desmond/Evans, Fred (II)/Davies, Windsor/Pringle, Bryan/Warner, David (I)/Taylor, Bernard (I)/Rogers, Paul (I)/Davis, Philip (I)/Duncan, Peter (I)/Weaver, Malcolm/Battley, David/Lamonte, Johnny/Lacey, Ronald (I)/Weston, Graham/Newley, Anthony/Glover, Brian/Caunter, Tony/Hordern, Michael/Hemmings, David/Shaw, Maxwell/Davies, Eddie/Markham, Harry/Antrobus, Yvonne/Tomasin, Jenny/Washbourne, Mona/Siniawski, Petra/Bennett, Jill (I)/Lamonte, Suma/Corre, Sadie/Webb, Sarah/Knight, Rosalind/Varley, Sarah-Jane/Barbour, Sue +Old No. 587: The Great Train Robbery (2000)/McConochie, Neal/Coats, Ted/Schmelzer, Roger/Campbell, Chuck (III)/Henderson, Travis/Garrard, Michael P./Goforth, Stephen/Frank, Eric (II)/Plant, George/Ray, Invisible/McWhirter, Stuart/O'Riley, Michael/Kelly, Ed (II)/Lint, Jeff/Grismore, G.R./Zelhart, Scott/LaGrange, Robert E./Gannon, Josh/Ping, Amanda/Baker, Bill (VI)/Rudolph, Talisha/Johnson, Mike (XXI)/Kidd, Frank/Stars, Evan/Suskovich, Chris/Suskovich, Jake/Patterson, Pat (IX)/Harding, Joe/Reutman, Michael/Abeel, Tom/Abeel, Nicholas/Reddick, Duane/Burns, Ran/Magbanua, Richard/Bennett, Jack (V)/Bennett, Jack (II)/Lunetto, Ben/Brooks, Tod/Snider, Brandon (II)/Richards, Jimmy/Presler, Craig/Anderson, David Alan/Smith III, Paul F./Schultz, Ashley/Johnston, Joel/Updike, Jay/Boze, Tony/Neiditch, Zach/Taylor, Cole (IV)/DeMumbrum, Gary/Zalkin, Bob/Mays, Matt/Stovall, Brian (II)/Hall, Alex (V)/Johnson, Adam (V)/Steel, John T./Tudor, Lisa/Reutman, Rebecca/Mitchell, Stephanie (II)/Battin, Charlotte/Mehta, Katie/Lynam, Ann/Anderson, Amy (V)/Hearn, Lindsay/Bennett, Angela (I)/Forrest, Jade/Townsend, Ellen/Mitchell, Krista (III)/Kidd, Joanne/Bolin, Courtney/Kidd, Kristen/McLeaish, Linda/Suskovich, Chasney/Hall, Molly (II)/Reiter, Denise/D'Amico, Denise/Nowak, Kaelin/Baker-Dunn, Ariadne/Lipscomb, LaTija/Stevens, Nancy (II)/McMillan, Morgan/O'Riley, Rebecca/West Henthorn, Susan/Lytle-Bickers, Priscilla +Old Yeller (1957)/Corcoran, Kevin/Connors, Chuck (I)/Parker, Fess/York, Jeff (I)/Kirk, Tommy/Washburn, Beverly/McGuire, Dorothy (I) +Olimpiada en México (1969)/Morales, Roberto (II)/Lizalde, Enrique +Oliver & Company (1988)/Schwartz, Gary (I)/Finley, Greg/Mulligan, Richard/Loggia, Robert/Brandis, Jonathan/Weintraub, Carl/Lawrence, Joseph (II)/Van Buren, Eugene F./Halligan Jr., Robert S./Scott, Vernon (II)/Marin, Cheech/Welker, Frank/Jason, Harvey/Krakoff, Rocky/DiMattia, Victor/Bartlett, Charles (II)/Blacque, Taurean/Joel, Billy/Rydbeck, Whitney/Snow, Tom/Lasley, David/Hall, J.D./DeLuise, Dom/McCurry, John (I)/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Glover, William/McCharen, David/Grajeda, Javier/Miller, Arlin/Segall, Penina/Huffman, Rosanna/Midler, Bette/Ralph, Sheryl Lee/del Mar, Marcia/Gregory, Natalie/Kiff, Kaleena/Gates, Deborah (I)/Harris, Jo Ann/Ichiuji-Ramone, Karen/Parent, Nancy/Kortes, Mary Lee/MacGregor, Christina/King, Carol (I)/Durand, Judi M./Harris, Barbara (II)/David, Kal +Oliver! (1968)/Hoare, Peter (I)/Moss, Clive/Ramsey, Ian/Powell, Nosher/Baskcomb, John/Watters, John (I)/Evans, Roy (I)/Hayter, James/Lester, Mark (I)/Renn, Peter/Stead, Freddie/Chandler, Jeffrey/Pitt, Norman/Cook, Dempsey (I)/White, Vernon (II)/Johnson, Ronnie (I)/Moody, Ron/Locke, Arnold/Clugston, Kirk/Mitchell, Norman (I)/Roberts, Keith (I)/Lloyd, Brian (II)/Crenshaw, Frank/Duff, Christopher/Cranham, Kenneth/Secombe, Harry/Reed, Oliver (I)/Lock, Peter (I)/Haig, Jack/Grice, Nigel/Smith, Billy (III)/Finn, Edwin/Pithey, Wensley/Kingsley, Nigel (I)/Kemp, Anthony/Emney, Fred/Bartlett, Robert (III)/Rossiter, Leonard/Wild, Jack (I)/Langley, Robert/Smith, Kim (I)/O'Conor, Joseph/Buttrose, Graham/Ward, Raymond/Griffith, Hugh (I)/Jenkins, Megs/Knight, Elizabeth (I)/Paige, Elaine/Peach, Jane/White, Sheila (I)/Mount, Peggy/Wallis, Shani/Baker, Hylda +Olly, Olly, Oxen Free (1978)/Kilman, Peter/Dimster, Dennis/McKenzie, Kevin (I)/Owens, Laura Misch/Hepburn, Katharine/Mansfield, Jayne Marie +On a Clear Day You Can See Forever (1970)/Nicholson, Jack/Le Mesurier, John/Webster, Byron/Colti, Tony/Newhart, Bob/Neise, George N./Montand, Yves/Murdock, Kermit/Richardson, John (I)/Crowcroft, Peter/Main, Laurie/Oakland, Simon/Kiel, Richard/Kinnear, Roy/Blyden, Larry/Ames, Leon/Camen, Paul/Brown, Pamela (I)/Curzon, Fiona/Pringle, Angela (I)/Albertson, Mabel/Berlin, Jeannie/Lowry, Judith/Handl, Irene/Giftos, Elaine/Streisand, Barbra +On Any Sunday (1971)/Roberts, J.N./Lawwill, Mert/Smith, Malcolm (I)/McQueen, Steve (I)/Norman, John (IX)/Evans, David (XIX)/Brown, Bruce (I) +On Our Own (1988)/Chesler, Hal/Despain, Steve/Dutchi, Nathan/Craig, Leslie (II)/Dayton, Tom/Roberts, Gene (I)/Hendershot, Eric/Gundestrup, Carl/Sagers, Rand/Terry, Fenton/Donkenson, Don/Wuergler, Mike/Warner, Scott (I)/Dominguis, Conrad/Lister, David/Sevy, Bill/Shamo, Kevin/Marshall, Jake (I)/Hennings, Sam/Hatch, Ron/Adair, Graig/Blackbird, Frederick/Terry, David (I)/Randall, Don/Taylor, Terry (II)/Sampson, Donré/Christensen, T.C./Lancaster, Jack (I)/Hansen, Liz/Lombardi, Leigh/Roylance, Jean/Kramer, Stepfanie/Allred, Amy/Rieck, Carmen/Smith, Tristen/Humphreys, Pam (II) +On the Line (1971)/Deacon, Richard (I)/Roberts, J.N./Stanley, Shane/Williams, Paul (III)/Stanley, Lee (I)/Roberts, Jimmy N./Williams, Mentor/Roberts, Dianne/Stanley, Carol +Once Upon a Christmas (2000)/Gilden, Michael/Testini, Sage/Carthen, André/Thomas Yorke, Wayne/Campbell, Douglas (I)/Dye, John/Kirk, James (I)/Linneberg, Grant/Avery, Robin/Prout, Kirsten/Donnelly-Haskell, Mary/Carson, Rachelle/Ireland, Kathy/Torres, Liz/Toolan, Rebecca/Blake, Penny +Once Upon a Forest (1993)/Adler, Charles (I)/Crawford, Michael (I)/Eiding, Paul/Gosney, Paige/Reed, Don (I)/Vereen, Ben/Collins, Rickey D'Shon/Hall, Robert David/Estes, Will (I)/Smith, Benjamin Kimball/Gregory, Benji/Hartman, Haven/Harper, Angel (I)/Waldo, Janet/Blain, Ellen/Silo, Susan/Moss, Elisabeth +Once Upon a Mouse (1981)/Conried, Hans/Nash, Clarence/Disney, Walt/Gerson, Betty Lou/Miranda, Aurora +Once Upon a Scoundrel (1974)/Marc, Xavier/Chávez, José/Mostel, Zero/Hernandez, Arturo (II)/Melo, Gastón/Nieto, Carlos/Andres, Juan/Stavans, Abraham (II)/Urueta, Chano/Vandis, Titos/Martinez, A/Gonzales, Pepe/Romano, Carlos (II)/Córdova, Pancho/Singer, León/Clavel, Aurora/Garina, Tamara/Garcia, Priscilla/Macedo, Rita (I)/Camacho, Cecilia/Jurado, Katy/Moreno, Hilda/Muñoz, Aurora/del Lago, Alicia +One Chance to Win (1976)/Smith, Marty (II)/Karsmakers, Pierre/Weinert, Jim/Distefano, Tony/Lackey, Brad +One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich (1970)/Bjørnstad, Roy/Maxwell, James (I)/Stormoen, Kjell/Connell, Paul (I)/Morris, Wolfe/Burke, Alfred (I)/Wrede, Caspar/Thompson, Eric (I)/Sandsdalen, Odd Jan/Guinness, Matthew/Rustdal, Torstein/Malland, Alf/Hansen, Sverre/Clausen, Frimann Falck/Skjønberg, Espen/Cording, John/Courtenay, Tom/Skønberg, Jo +One Horse Town (1968)/Stafford, Grace +One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961)/Frankham, David/McKennon, Dal/Stevens, Bob (III)/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Ruysdael, Basil/Pelling, George/Maga, Mickey/Taylor, Rod (I)/Smith, Max (I)/Lee, Bill (IV)/Worlock, Frederick/Frees, Paul/O'Malley, J. Pat/Conway, Tom (I)/Sorensen, Rickie/Wright, Ben (I)/Wexler, Paul (I)/Hill, Ramsay/Barclay, Don/Owen, Tudor/Marriott, Sylvia/Davis, Lisa (I)/Gibson, Mimi/Bruns, Jeanne/Stanley, Helene/Beaird, Barbara/Bennett, Marjorie/Bauer, Cate/Leonard, Queenie/Abbott, Sandra/Daniels, Lisa (I)/Bliss, Lucille/Wentworth, Martha/Luddy, Barbara/Gerson, Betty Lou/Wickes, Mary +One Little Indian (1973)/Glover, Bruce (I)/Brooke, Walter/Silverheels, Jay/Morgan, Read/Sorenson, Paul/O'Brien, Clay/Hale, Richard (II)/Wilson, Terry (I)/Flinn, John (I)/Baylor, Hal/Woodward, Morgan/Diaz, Rudy (I)/Davis, Jim (I)/Pine, Robert/Doucette, John/Garner, James/Hingle, Pat/Prine, Andrew/Swofford, Ken/Forsyth, Rosemary/Foster, Jodie/Miles, Vera/Red Elk, Lois +One Magic Christmas (1985)/King, Robert (I)/Koteas, Elias/Humphreys, Alf (I)/Andrei, Damir/Bush, Gary (IV)/Friesen, John/Basaraba, Gary/Webber, Timothy (I)/Dingle, Geremy/McCulloch, Robin/Johnson, John E. (I)/Stanton, Harry Dean/Hill, Arthur (I)/Jarvis, Graham (I)/Malkin, Sam/Bennett, Garrett (I)/Rubes, Jan/Barton, Rodger/Magwood, Robbie/Robson, Wayne/Tuckett, Rita/Gavala, Katerina/Harris, Amah/Appleton, Geneviève/Polley, Sarah/Schoettle, Jane/Meyrink, Michelle/Beaulieu, Julie/Thompson, Joy (I)/Harnois, Elisabeth/Steenburgen, Mary/McGrath, Debra +One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing (1975)/Chitty, Erik/Revill, Clive/Stevenson, Robert (I)/Ritchie, Joe/Laurie, John (I)/Dove, Andrew/Burden, Hugh/Howard, Arthur (III)/Nimmo, Derek/Pithey, Wensley/Elwyn, Michael/Kinnear, Roy/Trolley, Leonard/Bresslaw, Bernard/Wall, Max/Bardon, John/Pertwee, Jon/Ustinov, Peter/Lennie, Angus/Guyler, Deryck/Pearson, Richard (II)/Madden, Peter/Sharp, Anthony/Williams, Frank (I)/Herbert, Percy/Harris, Max (I)/Ackland, Joss/Sims, Joan/Hayes, Helen (I)/Lapotaire, Jane/Delamain, Aimée/Hickson, Joan (I)/Griffiths, Lucy (I)/Byron, Kathleen/Pyne, Natasha/Barrie, Amanda/Weir, Molly +One Six Right (2005)/Horton, Desiree +Onkel Toms Hütte (1965)/Gardenin, Andrej/Bradley, Harold (I)/Lom, Herbert/Tamekloe, Harry/Fischer, O.W./Kirby, Rhet/Janicijevic, Jovan-Burdus/Hunter, Jeffrey (I)/Saad, Aziz/Bosiljcic, Milan (I)/White, Felix/Kitzmiller, John/Gora, Claudio/Fawcett, Charles/Goodman, George/Popovic, Nikola (I)/Fritsch, Thomas/Gréco, Juliette/Cayetano, Catana/Jelinek, Bibi/Dousset, Marie-France/Moorefield, Olive/Demongeot, Mylène/Ellison, Dorothee/von Thellmann, Erika/Kitt, Eartha/Degischer, Vilma/May, Michaela/Rossi Drago, Eleonora +Only Way, The (1970)/Vistisen, Holger/Jacobsen, Kjeld/Lemvigh, Gunnar/Wittig, John/Okking, Jens/Kern, Pouel/Petersen, Poul (I)/Nielsen, Olaf/Nissen, Claus (I)/Rode, Ebbe/Federspiel, Ejner/Mønsted, Leif/Bruun Rasmussen, Arne/Rothe, Bendt/Potter, Martin (I)/Kühnau, Erik/Hinrichsen, Niels/Watt-Boolsen, Bjørn/Hansen, Benny/Buckhøj, Jørgen/Ryskjær, Claus/Nørgaard, Kjeld/Sprogøe, Ove/Seymour, Jane (I)/von Rosen, Elsa Marianne/Lindorff, Lone/Virkner, Helle/Bro, Vigga +Orkestar bez ime (1982)/Kynev, Velko/Dobrew, Dobri/Popandov, Pavel/Obretenov, Ivan/Stoychev, Stoyan/Radichev, Anton/Manchev, Dimitar/Popov, Ivan (III)/Mamalev, Georgi/Radivenski, Boris/Georgiev, Dimitar (I)/Trifonov, Filip/Yanchev, Ivan (I)/Vangelov, Iliya/Tzvetarski, Ivan/Rusev, Georgi (I)/Nikolaev, Nikolay/Kavardjikova, Maria/Evro, Katerina/Yancheva, Rositza/Yalamova, Radka/Parvanova, Roumiania/Peneva, Zhivka/Eneva, Lili/Koleva, Katya/Drumeva, Zinka +Out of Towners, The (1970)/Mazza, Alfred/Brown, Johnny/Montalbán, Carlos/Kamen, Milt/King, Robert (I)/Holland, Anthony (I)/Walden, Robert/Carey, Ron/Bennett, Bob (I)/Howard, Hash/Williams, Billy Dee/Sweet, Dolph/Jarvis, Graham (I)/Korkes, Jon/Jabara, Paul/Libertini, Richard/Nichols, Robert (I)/Glanville, Maxwell/Rasulala, Thalmus/Bruns, Philip/Dooley, Paul/Baron, Sandy (I)/Toomey, Regis/Ballard, Ray/Lemmon, Jack/Dennis, Sandy (I)/Meara, Anne/French, J./Vincent, Meredith/Prentiss, Ann/Norman, Mary +Outer Space Connection, The (1975)/Serling, Rod +Outside Chance of Maximilian Glick, The (1988)/Stratton, Allan/Rubes, Jan/Wynne, Jon Ted/Nicklas, Wayne/Schwartz, Aaron (I)/Zylberman, Noam/Chisick, Casey/Bennett, Nigel (I)/Marantz, William/Slutchuk, Ernest/Ball, Matthew (I)/Stillwater, Evan/Lesk, Stan/Jerome, Howard/Zelig, Ken/McClure, Alec/Rubinek, Saul/Krawetz, William/Persowitch, Dennis/Hall, Gabriel/Rubes, Susan Douglas/Nakamoto, Joan/Kremski, Debbi/Balk, Cathryn/Drake, Nancy/Balk, Fairuza/Rudelier, Rosalie/Fink, Shayla/Corder, Sharon +Ozu no mahôtsukai (1982)/Stocker, John/Wilson, Thick/Van, Billy (I)/Greene, Lorne/Hanna, Elizabeth/Thatcher, Wendy/Quinn, Aileen +Pacific Challenge (1975)/Webber, Robert (I) +Pacific Vibrations (1970)/Hamilton, Bill (II)/Tabeling, Mike/Carroll, Corky/Dora, Mickey/Sutherland, Jock/Dent, Chuck/Griffin, Rick (II)/Wills, Spyder/Noll, Greg/Hakman, Jeff/Nuuhiwa, David/Larson, Merv/Purpus, Mike/Aurness, Rolf/McCaul, Brad/Bigler, Steve/Reno, Angie +Paco (1976)/Adams, Richard C./San Miguel, Fernando/Garfield, Allen/Busquets, Manuel/Marquis, Andre/Basile, Salvatore/Villegas, Mariano/Pombo, Sergio/Gómez, Panchito/Roberts, Pernell/Ibanes, Arturo/Muñoz, Carlos (I)/Ferrer, José (I)/Martínez, Raúl (I)/Ruiz, Alvardo/Cortés, Inés Elvira/Vallejo, Virginia/Gjamarco, Namaria +Pagemaster, The (1994)/Mansker, Guy/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Sheehan, Stephen/Stewart, Patrick (I)/Erdman, Richard (I)/Howell, Canan J./Hartman, Phil (I)/Escandon, Fernando/Hearn, George/Harewood, Dorian/Culkin, Macaulay/Gilbert, Ed/McKay, Brandon S./Welker, Frank/Nimoy, Leonard/Cummings, Jim (I)/Picardo, Robert/Begley Jr., Ed/Ward, B.J. (II)/Kirschner, Jessica/Kirschner, Alexis (I)/Goldberg, Whoopi/Harris, Mel (I) +Painted Hills, The (1951)/Cowling, Bruce/Pal (I)/Kelly, Paul (I)/Gray, Gary (I)/Yowlachie, Chief/Reynolds, Brown Jug/Smith, Art (I)/Lester, Andrea Virginia/Doran, Ann +Pair of Sneakers, A (1969)/Weinrib, Lennie +Papa Was a Preacher (1985)/Park, Peyton E./Douglas, Brandon/Miskovsky, Gerrod/Quintero, Armando (I)/Morris, Tony (III)/Gerety, Peter/Jordan, Harlan/Hanley, Thomas/Lyon, Mark (III)/Benton, Dallas/Stockwell, Dean/Haynes, Jerry/McLain, Scott (II)/Fite, Bobby/Grove, Greg/Glasgow, Gil/Pine, Robert/Barach, Andrew/Stuart, Laird/Boyce, Rodger/Hillhouse, Jason/Butts, Joshua/Balderas, Alberto/Allen, Christie (I)/Hale, Katy/Dunnam, Stephanie/Hestand, Cynthia/Hocking, Gloria/Young, Norma/Coca, Imogene/Jackson, Dana (I)/Jones, Judy (II)/Engel, Georgia/Hardin, Melora/Nichols, Stephanie (I)/James, Gennie/Brown, Susan (IV)/Condra, Julie/Brown, Susan (I) +Paper Clips (2004)/Bosley, Tom/Schroeder, Peter/Smith, David (XLI)/Schroeder-Hildebrand, Dagmar/Hooper, Linda/Roberts, Sandra +Paradise, Hawaiian Style (1966)/Doucette, John/Presley, Elvis/Kawelo, Sandy/Shigeta, James/West, Red/Sutton, Grady (I)/Collier, Don/Ahn, Philip (I)/Carson, Fred/Brodie, Steve (I)/Treen, Mary/Wong, Linda (I)/Shepard, Jan/Verone, Gigi/Williams, Edy/Butterworth, Donna/Tsu, Irene/Hill, Marianna/Hale, Chanin/Leigh, Suzanna/Packer, Doris/Lund, Deanna/Parrish, Julie +Parent Trap, The (1961)/Carroll, Leo G./De Vol, Frank/Mills, John (I)/Ruggles, Charles/Denton, Crahan/Keith, Brian (I)/Cole, Kay (I)/Mills, Hayley/O'Hara, Maureen/Merkel, Una/Barnes, Joanna/Kulp, Nancy/Watkins, Linda (I)/Winter, Lynette/McDevitt, Ruth/Nesbitt, Cathleen +Paste Makes Waste (1968)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Paw (1959)/Bille, Svend/Adolphson, Edvin/Pedersen, Freddy/Hallstrøm, Otto/Hermansen, Mogens/Jensen, Arthur (I)/Stegger, Karl/Brønnum-Jacobsen, Ego/Kjærulff-Schmidt, Helge/Stevnsborg, Aksel/Andersen, Asbjørn/Smyrner, Poul/Wamberg, Sacha/Neergaard, Preben/Sterman, Jimmy/Lassen, Finn/Tholstrup, Ninja/Lykkehus, Karen/Høholdt, Grethe/Hvidfeldt, Rigmor/Amfeldt, Ebba/Hermansen, Edith +Pebble and the Penguin, The (1995)/Belushi, James/Curry, Tim (I)/Nunes, Michael/Cunningham, Kendall/Clarke, Philip L./Bullock, S. Scott/Short, Martin (I)/Ross, Neil (I)/Camp, Hamilton/Ryan, Will (I)/Jones, Stan (II)/Golden, Annie/Musick, Pat/Roswell, Maggie/Ward, B.J. (II)/Ball, Angeline/Wallis, Shani/King, Alissa/Vallance, Louise +Pecking Holes in Poles (1972)/Stafford, Grace +Penny Promise, The (2001)/Newbold, Bruce/Christopher, Scott (I)/Lau, Laurence/Edner, Bobby/Jacob, Lindsey/Capo, Jennifer +Petal to the Metal (1995)/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Bumpass, Rodger/Cartwright, Nancy (I) +Pete's Dragon (1977)/Bartlett, Cal/Morgan, Gary (I)/Checco, Al/Marshall, Sean (I)/Collins, Jack (IV)/Easton, Robert (I)/Wrigley, Ben/Backus, Jim/Tyner, Charles/Conaway, Jeff/Dale, Jim (I)/Price, Roger (I)/Foulk, Robert/Barnes, Walter/Stewart, Dennis (I)/Ross, Joe (I)/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Callas, Charlie/Slate, Henry/Buttons, Red/Reddy, Helen/Winters, Shelley/Rogers, Dinah Ann/Kean, Jane/Fresh, Debbie +Peter Pan (1953)/Candido, Candy/McGovern, Johnny/Luske, Tommy/Thompson, Bill (I)/Ellis, Robert (II)/Driscoll, Bobby/Dupree, Roland/Singer, Stuffy/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Butala, Tony/Conried, Hans/Barclay, Don/Conway, Tom (I)/Silver, Jeffrey (I)/Collins, Paul (I)/Whitfield, Anne/Beaumont, Kathryn/Kerry, Margaret/Coombs, Carol/Hilton, Connie/Angel, Heather/Kester, Karen/Foray, June/Nilsson, Norma Jean +Petit poucet, Le (1972)/Marielle, Jean-Pierre/Bideau, Jean-Luc/Titoyo/Marteaux, Alain/Turlier, Jean/Marteaux, Serge/Oliveau, Dominique/Proslier, Jean-Marie/Caux, Bernard/Caux, Christian/Robin, Michel (I)/Laforêt, Marie/Henriau, Marie/Mauclair, Martine/Ridoret, Marianne/Marquais, Michelle +Peuple migrateur, Le (2001)/Perrin, Jacques (I)/Labro, Philippe +Phantom from Space (1953)/Sands, Dick/Sanders, Sandy (I)/Daly, Jack (I)/Seay, James/Clark, Steve (I)/Strang, Harry/Wenland, Burt/Daly, Tom (III)/Arnold, Burt/Bannon, Jim (I)/Mark, Michael (I)/Landers, Harry (I)/Cooper, Ted (I)/Acton, Steve (I)/Anders, Rudolph/Nelson, Lela/Nash, Noreen +Phantom Tollbooth, The (1970)/Thor, Larry/Menken, Shepard/Earl, Michael (I)/Conried, Hans/Tremayne, Les/Butler, Daws/Candido, Candy/Norton, Cliff/Patrick, Butch/Blanc, Mel/Gilbert, Patti/Foray, June +Phoney Pony (1969)/Stafford, Grace +Phörpa (1999)/Kongtrul, Dzigar/Kunsang/Yonten, Pema/Achee/Tobgay, Kunzang/Tobgyal, Orgyen/Kunchap, Pema/Loday, Tupten/Tsultrim, Lobsang/Awang/Wangchuk, Namgyal/Tsering, Orgyen/Nudi, Thinley/Wamgchen, Pema/Tsering, Kalsang/Baboon, Raj/Tsering, Gaday/Gyalpo, Dhondrup/Nyedup, Rinzin/Gyaltsen, Tenpa/Gelek, Ngawang/Tsecho, Urgyen/Wangchuk, Rigzin/Wangmo, Dickey/Pading, Cheying/Gyamtso, Dundrup/Norbu, Tashi/Tsering, Dawa/Soepa, Jampa/Lodro, Jamyang/Nyima, Jamyang/Gyeltshen/Panpa/Lhundup, Tsewang/Dorje/Nyima, Kunsang/Kelsang/Tenzin, Drakpa/Gyeltsen, Ngawang/Chonjor, Lama/Tsedrup/Gyatso, Palden/Lama, Godu/Dandup, Tsewang/Butuk/Karma, Lopon/Dorje, Sangay/Dorji, Gampo/Dorji, Ugyen/Chokling, Neten/Oga/Singh, Dhan Pat/Jurme, Karma/Mann, Tracey/Tshundup, Pema/Singhe, Karma/Steiner, Shanti +Pianeta errante, Il (1966)/Fiermonte, Enzo/Pastore, Piero/Bartha, John/Ressel, Franco/Unger, Goffredo/Vingelli, Nino/Rossi-Stuart, Giacomo/Bogliani, Marco/Raffaelli, Giuliano/Martellanza, Pietro/Montalbano, Renato/Colli, Ombretta/Dolen, Vera/Conte, Maria Pia/Zalewska, Halina +Pictures at an Exhibition (1972)/Emerson, Keith/Lake, Greg (II)/Palmer, Carl (II) +Pied Piper, The (1972)/Klauber, Gertan/Nettheim, David/Hurt, John/Leland, David (I)/Brown, Edwin (I)/Kinnear, Roy/Hewlett, Arthur/Hennen, Paul/Goldie, Michael (I)/Welsh, John (I)/Hammond, Roger/Van Gyseghem, Andre/Buckley, Keith/Dyce, Hamilton/Pleasence, Donald/Donovan (I)/Elliott, Clive (I)/Hordern, Michael/Eyre, Peter (I)/Cormack, George (I)/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Wild, Jack (I)/Falconer, John/Harrison, Cathryn/Dors, Diana/MacLeod, Mary/Winmill, Sammie/Puttnam, Patsy +Pierre and Cottage Cheese (1969)/Miller, Marvin (I)/Harrington Jr., Pat +Piglet's Big Movie (2003)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Wheatley, Tom (I)/Stojka, Andre/Sansom, Ken/Fiedler, John (I)/Cullen, Peter (I)/Hopkins, Nikita/Soucie, Kath +Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii (1972)/Waters, Roger/Mason, Nick (I)/Gilmour, David (I)/Wright, Richard (II) +Pinocchio (1940)/Brodie, Don/Rub, Christian/Judels, Charles/Darro, Frankie/Edwards, Cliff (I)/Blanc, Mel/Catlett, Walter/Jones, Dickie/Questel, Mae/Darlington, Marion/Venable, Evelyn +Pinocchio (2002)/Bergonzoni, Alessandro/Barra, Peppe/Dori, Sandro/Bizzarri, Riccardo/Bianco, Tommaso/Arena, Bruno/Suchet, David/Iavarone, Franco/Cavallari, Max/Philbin, Regis/Pani, Corrado/Molteni, Luis/Cerami, Vincenzo/Giuffrè, Carlo/Belushi, James/Cleese, John/Marin, Cheech/Idle, Eric/Grace, Topher/Gonnella, Giacomo/Bellei, Mino/James, Kevin (III)/Ariani, Giorgio/Meyer, Breckin/Rossi Stuart, Kim/Griffin, Eddie/Noè, Giorgio/Benigni, Roberto/Latifah, Queen/Braschi, Nicoletta/Close, Glenn +Pinocchio 3000 (2004)/Ryshpan, Howard/Torrents, Pep/Freixas, Emilio/Mandel, Howie (I)/Sillon, Dominic/Jean, Mario/Dolan, François-Nicolas/Cloutier, Martin/Bouchard, Raymond/Pelletier, Gilles/McDowell, Malcolm/Latre, Carlos/Jenner, Miguel Ángel/Ullod, Marta/Gervais, Bianca/Vachon, Sonia/David, Ellen/Lucrecia/Goldberg, Whoopi/Ball, Sonja +Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night (1987)/Harris, Jonathan (I)/Welker, Frank/Jones, James Earl/Bosley, Tom/Knotts, Don/Grimes, Scott/Asner, Edward/Windom, William/Minnelli, Liza/Beeson, Lana/Gray, Linda (I)/Jones, Rickie Lee/Gary, Linda +Pinocchio's Birthday Party (1974)/Pierce, Ritchie/Braunstein, Jeff (I)/Sullivan, Sean (I)/McIlravey, Dan/Vohs, Frank/Gourley, Ann/Fuller, Nancy Belle +Pippi Longstocking (1997)/Ahlstedt, Börje/Bolme, Tomas/Thomas, Dave (I)/Wallér-Zandén, Max/Pinsent, Gordon/Jackson, Andrew (II)/Fröler, Samuel/Sigurd, Jan/Karlsson, Peter/Gustafsson, Pontus/Heikura, Jasmine/Röör, Gunilla/O'Hara, Catherine (I)/Larsson, Elin/Lindström, Marika/Grahn, Wallis/Altro, Melissa/Pope, Carole +Pippi Långstrump (1969)/Wolgers, Beppe/Esser, Paul/Johnsson, Ulf G./Ohlsson, Fredrik/Sundberg, Pär/Clarin, Hans/Hallerstam, Staffan/Grefbo, Göthe/Trooger, Margot/Wellton, Öllegård/Velander, Meta/Persson, Maria (I)/Alandh, Lissi/Ericks, Siv/Nilsson, Inger +Pippi Långstrump på de sju haven (1970)/Schwartz, Carl (I)/Nordemar, Olle/Ljung, Martin/Sundberg, Pär/Hallerstam, Staffan/Schilling, Nikolaus/Isedal, Tor/Nyman, Olly/Serner, Håkan/Lantz, Gunnar/Ohlsson, Fredrik/Heyerdahl, Thor/Malmqvist, 'Nibbe'/Borssén, Jarl/Leonard, Kelvin/Schieske, Alfred/Hartwig, Åke/Völz, Wolfgang/Bakke, Per/Wolgers, Beppe/Claesson, Ingemar/Wellton, Öllegård/Nilsson, Inger/Persson, Maria (I) +Pirates of Penzance, The (1983)/Harrison, Phillip (I)/Paul, Andrew (I)/Millan, Tony/Nelson, Rhys/Aazzi, Mohamed/Azito, Tony/Noakes, Garry/Markham, Brian/Hanan, Stephen (I)/Smith, Rex (I)/Bett, John (I)/Chagrin, Nicolas/Lane, Maurice (I)/Warwick, Kenny/Byrne, Lennie/Arundell, Anthony/Bruni, Romolo/Walling, Mike/Money, G.B. Zoot/Lockwood, Preston/Manley, Jerry/Rose, George (I)/Grady, Mike (I)/Kline, Kevin (I)/Rogers, Ken Leigh/Howe, Simon/Bentinck, Tim/McCaul, Neil/Davidson, Ross/Hatton, David (I)/Hampshire, David/Honeyborne, Jack/Cull, Frankie/Serhani, Mohamed/Asquith, John/Power, Chris (I)/Borza, Peppi/Eitler, Marta/Forbes, Carole/Shaw, Marcie/Dene, Zulema/MacReady, Carol/Spurrier, Linda/Harper, Leni/Vosburgh, Tilly/Cameron Brown, Jo/Minifie, Valerie/Lansbury, Angela/Stedman, Ursula/Codling, Teresa/Korey, Alix/Ronstadt, Linda/Papillon, Louise/McIntyre, Clare/Gold, Louise/Wood, Nancy +Pistol: The Birth of a Legend (1991)/Guier, Adam/Petrie, Buddy/Richardson, John H. (I)/Garland, Murrell/Campbell, Darrel/Richardson, John (XIII)/Benedict, Nick/Lester, Tom/Hailey, Eddie/Stone, Rodney (I)/Leblanc, Wendy/Perkins, Millie +Planet of the Apes (1968)/Delfino, Frank/Burke, Eldon (I)/Merjanian, Steve/Monty, Harry/Maren, Jerry/O'Donnell, Gene (II)/Gunner, Robert/Curtis, Billy (I)/Kartalian, Buck/Silla, Felix/Lambert, Paul (I)/Lombardo, Robert/Whitmore, James/Koszewski, Irvin 'Zabo'/Parfrey, Woodrow/Wagner, Lou/King, Wright/Burton, Norman/Bacon, James/Daly, James (I)/Burton, Jeff (I)/Evans, Maurice/Chow, David (I)/McDowall, Roddy/Heston, Charlton/Ross, Jane/Hunter, Kim (I)/Harrison, Linda (I)/Stanley, Dianne/Boyd, Priscilla +Pocahontas (1995)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Stiers, David Ogden/Tootoosis, Gordon/Connolly, Billy/Gibson, Mel (I)/Kassir, John/Mann, Danny (I)/Welker, Frank/Baker, Joe (I)/Bale, Christian/Means, Russell/Fall, James Apaumut/St. John, Michelle (I)/Kuhn, Judy/Hunt, Linda/Bedard, Irene +Poco... Little Dog Lost (1977)/Ritchie, Clint/Schlievert, Jim/Lowe, Tom Roy/Wills, Chill/Metzler, Rick (I)/Steadman, John (I)/Harris, Michael (V)/Broyles, Robert/Bain, Sherry/Hamilton, Dran/Ashburn, Michelle/MacCloskey, Ysabel/Jamison, Mikki/Farnon, Shannon/Bates, Jeanne +Pokemon 4Ever (2002)/Green, Dan (III)/Thompson, Marc (I)/Hart, Stan (I)/Paul, Ed (II)/Kay, Roger (II)/Stuart, Eric (III)/Gates, Ken (I)/Rogers, Kayzie/Taylor, Veronica (I)/Beck, Roxanne/Jayne, Tara/Blaustein, Madeleine/Lillis, Rachael/Williams, Kerry (II)/Ootani, Ikue/Birnbaum, Amy +Pokémon 3: The Movie (2001)/Green, Dan (III)/Kay, Roger (II)/Bird, Peter R./Paul, Ed (II)/Quick, Lee/Gates, Ken (I)/Stuart, Eric (III)/Hart, Stan (I)/Karlsen, Tommy/Taylor, Veronica (I)/Rogers, Kayzie/Ootani, Ikue/Birnbaum, Amy/Ortiz, Lisa/Pilon, Kathy/Jayne, Tara/Blaustein, Madeleine/Lillis, Rachael +Pokémon Heroes (2003)/Ebara, Masashi/Grayson, Wayne/Stuart, Eric (III)/Paul, Ed (II)/Gates, Ken (I)/Sinterniklaas, Michael/Williams, Kerry (II)/Ootani, Ikue/Rogers, Kayzie/Ortiz, Lisa/Taylor, Veronica (I)/Jayne, Tara/Hayashibara, Megumi/Blaustein, Madeleine/Hollingshead, Megan/Lillis, Rachael/Linton, Ashley Fox +Pokémon: The First Movie (1999)/Gates, Ken (I)/Stuart, Eric (III)/Yamadera, Kôichi/Zoppi, Jimmy/Karlsen, Tommy/Quick, Lee/Lewis, Ted (II)/Grossfeld, Eric/Paul, Ed (II)/Lillis, Rachael/Birnbaum, Amy/Rogers, Kayzie/Hollingshead, Megan/Taylor, Veronica (I)/Ortiz, Lisa/Jayne, Tara/Ootani, Ikue/Blaustein, Madeleine +Pokémon: The Movie 2000 (2000)/Paul, Ed (II)/Price, Nathan (I)/Green, Dan (III)/Corallo, John/Lewis, Ted (II)/Altman, Norman/Kay, Roger (II)/Rath, Eric/Hart, Stan (I)/Stuart, Eric (III)/Stewart, Neil (III)/Gates, Ken (I)/Taylor, Jack (VI)/O'Gorman, Robert/Birnbaum, Amy/Lund, Julie (II)/Taylor, Veronica (I)/Niebo, Emily/Lillis, Rachael/Rogers, Kayzie/Jayne, Tara/Blaustein, Madeleine/Hollingshead, Megan/Ootani, Ikue/Kahn, Cassidy/Goguen, Michelle +Polar Express, The (2004)/Gast, Gregory (I)/Hendry, Aaron/Gale, Ed/Hutcherson, Josh/Pastula, Dante/Sabara, Evan/Sabara, Daryl/Mendonca, Mark/Joyer, Bee Jay/Stogner, Patrick/Fondacaro, Phil/Goodman, Mark (VI)/Henderson, Devin/Scolari, Peter/Hanks, Tom/Povinelli, Mark/Jeter, Michael/Eli, Josh/Klop, Cody/Hart, Gordon (II)/Deezen, Eddie/O'Shea, Aidan/King, Brendan/Fleischer, Charles/Hendricks, Rolandas/Bennett, Jimmy (III)/Coppola, Chris/Pinchak, Jimmy 'Jax'/Forchion, Bill/Matheus, Connor/Pellick, Andy/Sogliuzzo, André/Carr, Kevin C./McFarland, Hayden/Newton, Eric/Cash, Dylan/Tyler, Steven (I)/Ben-Binyamin, Sagiv/Scott, Sean (V)/Scott, Jon (VI)/Carpenter, Jena/Renee, Julene/Mauffrey, Karine/Harter Zemeckis, Leslie/Carrington, Debbie Lee/Holloway, Ashly/Gaye, Nona/Valdivieso, Chantel/Carpenter, Beth/Peregrina, Isabella +Pollyanna (1960)/Seel, Charles/Frees, Paul/Leary, Nolan/Dearing, Edgar/Crisp, Donald (I)/Clarke, Gage/Egan, Richard (I)/Malden, Karl/Menjou, Adolphe/Swift, David (II)/Newell, William (I)/Harvey, Harry (II)/Drury, James/Platt, Edward (I)/Corcoran, Kevin/Lormer, Jon/Wolfe, Ian/Wyman, Jane/Olson, Nancy/Mills, Hayley/Egan, Jenny/Dana, Leora/Seymour, Anne/Shaw, Reta/Moorehead, Agnes/Canfield, Mary Grace +Pony Express Rider (1976)/Totten, Buddy (I)/Parker, Thomas C./McKenzie, Bleu/Curtis, Ken (I)/Thompson, Harold Lee/Waters, Tom/Elam, Jack/Petersen, Stewart/Almanzar, James/Conklin, Bill/Taylor, Buck (I)/Pickens, Slim (I)/Lehane, Dennis (I)/Petersen, Scott (II)/Roland, George (II)/Mann, Larry D./Brand, Cliff/Wilcoxon, Henry/Reid, Ace/Taylor, Dub (I)/Caulfield, Joan/Morris, Bea/McCormick, Maureen/Jamison, Donna +Pooh's Heffalump Movie (2005)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Cullen, Peter (I)/Hopkins, Nikita/Stanger, Kyle/Fiedler, John (I)/Sansom, Ken/Soucie, Kath/Blethyn, Brenda +Poor Little Rich Girl (1936)/Martin, Tony (I)/Ray, Bill (I)/Gilbert, Billy (I)/Kelly, John (I)/Wray, John (I)/Whalen, Michael (I)/Haley, Jack (I)/McDaniel, Sam/Kibrick, Leonard/Hoyt, Arthur/Whitman, Gayne/Coleman, Charles (I)/Brooke, Tyler (I)/Stanton, Paul (II)/Armetta, Henry/Gillingwater, Claude/Darwell, Jane/Faye, Alice/Stuart, Gloria/Comont, Mathilde/Temple, Shirley/Bari, Lynn/Haden, Sara +Popcorn (1969)/Jagger, Mick/Fudge, Vanilla/Bogert, Tim/Hendrix, Jimi/Martell, Vince/Gibb, Barry (I)/Stein, Mark (II)/Gibb, Maurice/Gibb, Robin/Cocker, Joe/Redding, Otis/Twiggy (I) +Popi (1969)/Harkins, John (I)/Arkin, Alan/Figueroa, Reuben/Alejandro, Miguel/Zorich, Louis/Freeman, Arny/Holland, Anthony (I)/Junquera, Victor/Soboloff, Arnold/Lowry, Judith/Tompkins, Joan/Rey, Antonia/Dangler, Anita/Dana, Barbara/Velez, Gladys/Moreno, Rita (I) +Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw (1988)/Howard, Brennan/Berg, Greg (I)/Rose, George (II)/Longo, Tony/Dedio, Joey/Ward, B.J. (II)/Buzzi, Ruth/Kaye, Angella +Powaqqatsi (1988)/Brinkley, David (I)/Pope John Paul II/Rather, Dan/Brinkley, Christie/Tiegs, Cheryl +Prancer (1989)/Elliott, Sam/Galecki, Johnny/Porter, Bobby/Vigoda, Abe/Rolston, Mark/Morano, Joseph/Atherton, Dan/Charles, Walter/Duda, John/Truro, Victor/Luciano, Michael (II)/Sardeson, Eric/Janes, Loren/Pressler, Steven/Constantine, Michael/Bradford, Jesse/Balsbaugh, Dale/Jayjack, Terry/Bremner, Belinda/Starnes, Shirley/Alda, Rutanya/Porter, Marcia/Leachman, Cloris/Harrell, Rebecca (I)/Richards, Bethany/Olson, Sandra/Richards, Ariana +Prehistoric Super Salesman (1969)/Stafford, Grace +Prince and the Pauper, The (1990)/Welker, Frank/Anselmo, Tony/Dotrice, Roy/Krakoff, Rocky/Eyster, Tim/Farmer, Bill (I)/Adler, Charles (I)/Allwine, Wayne/Burghardt, Arthur/Allman, Elvia +Princess and the Cobbler, The (1993)/Bogosian, Eric/Williams, Ramsay/Lanning, Michael/Nordine, Ken/Joyce, Jon/Baxter, Stanley (I)/Wilson, Thick/Carroll, Ed E./Golden, Geoff/Dorsey, Kevin/Jameson, Nick/Davies, Windsor/Scannell, Tony/Freeland, Roger (I)/Winters, Jonathan (I)/Walsh, Dermot/Joyce, Robert (I)/Lively, Steve/Byrne, Eddie/Aylmer, Felix/McCuller, Arnold/King, Ted (V)/Mulholland, Declan/Ackland, Joss/Matthews, Paul (V)/McLeod, Raymond/Sundberg, Clinton/Pleasence, Donald/Crenshaw, Randy/Connery, Sean/Williams, Kenneth (I)/Hinson, Derek/Katz, Kerry/Nelson, Rick (VI)/Price, Vincent (I)/Revill, Clive/Quayle, Anthony/Clayton, Peter (I)/Broderick, Matthew (I)/Shaw, Frederick/Rimmel, Scott/Nash, Mike (II)/Melly, George/Williams, Richard (I)/Robinson, Andrea/Collette, Toni/Marshall, Mona (I)/Beals, Jennifer (I)/Margolyes, Miriam/Sims, Joan/Page, Bobbi/Pritchard, Hilary (II) +Princess and the Goblin, The (1993)/Ackland, Joss/Rozelaar-Green, Frank/Mayall, Rik/Murray, Peter (VI)/Hootkins, William/Spinetti, Victor/Lyons, Steve (VIII)/Kinnear, Roy/Lyons, Robin/Sugden, Mollie/Mount, Peggy/Bloom, Claire (I)/Howe, Maxine/Marsh, Sally Ann +Princess and the Pea (2002)/Vibert, Ronan/Gerrish, Frank/Webb, Steven (I)/Hoppe, Lincoln/Gerrish, Alex/Lambert, Nigel/Waving, Amanda +Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, The (2004)/Robbins, Larry/Liggett, Jon/Hikawa-Silverman, Dale/Partlow, Shane/Blue, Callum/Wilson, Joe (I)/Hines, Tom (I)/Jensen, Jeffrey Scott/Trinidad, Ernesto/Kent, Allan/Chung, Darwood/Dorsey, Kevin/Ross, Joe (I)/Weiner, Ken (II)/Louie, Fat/Hall, Bruce (IX)/Bragg, Erik/Nemser, Alec/Wright, Darrel W./Budge, Karen Russell/Breslin, Spencer/Rowland, Jess/Smith, Joe (VIII)/Pine, Chris (I)/Price, Joe Allen/Bwarie, Joseph Leo/McDaniels, Mark (I)/Markowitz, Bud/Logan, Rick/Davidson, Blake/Lee, Stan (I)/Yeager, Jared/Vojtanek, Greg/Vogt, Paul (II)/Callahan, Julius/Price, Patrick (II)/Maurice (IV)/Kensinger, John Carlo/Poston, Tom/Condon, Dwayne/Keenan, Harvey/Denoff, Sam/Rockwell, David (II)/Horton, Aldric A./Guardino, Charles/Joseph, Rowan/White, Gerald (III)/Escamilla, Joaquín/Blu, Jonny/Grossman, Scott (I)/Marshall, Scott (I)/Kaz, Neal/West, John (I)/Wynne, Christopher/O'Bryan, Sean/Walker, Matthew (III)/Levai, Eric/McFarland, Daron/Straus, Joe/Hoashi, Keisuke/Waters, Oren/Williams, Paul (III)/Horton, Wesley/Braverman, Marvin/Rhys-Davies, John/Klugman, Brian/Nadler, Marty/Malina, Herbert/Jackson, Larrs/Restivo, Steve/Hiller, Bernie/Lewis, Greg (I)/Golden, Brad (II)/Vogt, Peter Allen/Rosenthal, Sol (II)/Frazen, Stanley/Powledge, David/Kalili, Daston/Murdolo, John/McCrary, Joel (I)/Miller, Larry (I)/Cozy, Leon Dewayne/Marshall, Sam (I)/Elizondo, Hector/Michalski, Jeff/McKeever, Dax/Matarazzo, Heather/Katz, Claudia (II)/Marshall, Barbara (I)/Taylor, Sandra (I)/McCauley, Kate/Carr George, Susan/Donahue, Elinor/Spiers, Mauii/Guthy, Alexandra/Vazquez, Claudia/Dunmire, Donna/Vang, Maui/Frazen, Diane/Edwards, Amy/Alexander-Willis, Hope/Nanko, Sarah/Wright, Jordan (III)/Schneider, Hannah/Raven (VII)/Koide, Teri Eiko/Paris, Julie/Lincoln, Anina/Page, Bobbi/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Jackson-Edwards, Clydene/Domic, Zrinka/Jackson, Susan Elizabeth/Reiner, Tracy (I)/Corra Disney, Charlee/Nicholson, Lorraine/Baldwin, Judith (I)/Crosby, Peggy/Marshall, Lori/Baroudi, Rajia/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Garrison, Beth Anne/Perez, Gwenda/Renee, Shanda/Auguste, Nadege/Sera, Clare/Morris, Jane (I)/Nakamura, Kazumi/Wilcox, Shannon/Lauren, Brigitta/Curry, Shea/Andrews, Cristi/Heatley, Sparrow/Krieger, Rosie/Rowell, Cassie/Netrebko, Anna/Millhoff, Jamie/Davidson, Lauren/Woods, Brady/Capps, Jennifer/Patterson, Meredith/Dunaway, Madison/Bjorlin, Kamilla/Hall, Aimee Adams/Spencer Sipple, Regina/Kawalkowski, Daru/Marshall-Fricker, Lily/Bell, Lauren/Gage, Ali/Harper, Karen/Head, Kasie/Tenerelli, Jacki/Chalaya, Victoria/Breslin, Abigail/Bloomfield, Rose/Marshall-Fricker, Charlotte/Callau, Tanya/Hofmann, Isabella/Andrews, Julie (I)/Jackson, Jennifer (VII)/Thomson, Kim/Jackman, Luana/White, Anna A./Ranftl, Sarina/Nassar, Grace/Aarons, Bonnie/Goodall, Caroline/Albrecht, Kate +Princess Diaries, The (2001)/Moran, John (III)/Lewis, Greg (I)/Michalski, Jeff/Combs, Gary/Williams, Adam (II)/Richards, Craig (I)/McCrary, Joel (I)/Arness, Andy/Ross, Joe (I)/Auberjonois, Rene/Noonan, Patrick (III)/Denoff, Sam/von Detten, Erik/Carter, Harold/Wayne, Terry/Kent, Allan/Finnegan, Joe/Makinen, Karl/Glick, Ira/Locke, Taylor/Fricker, Bill/Rosenthal, Sol (II)/Brown, Willie (I)/Brower, Ned/Sandler, Ethan/Elizondo, Hector/Ashland, Jason/Stanton, Reggie/Elliot, Shan/Feldstein, Don/Hines, Tom (I)/Zylowski, Rob/Louie, Fat/Schwartzman, Robert/McGivern, John/Phelps, Brian/Grundy, Rueben/O'Bryan, Sean/Hikawa, Dale/Bragg, Erik/Flatley, Jay/Hanchette, Quinn/Restivo, Steve/Unitas, Joe/Totland, Steve/Orleans, James Brown/Markowitz, Bud/Flueger, Patrick/Miller, Larry (I)/Guardino, Charles/Frazen, Stanley/Thompson, Mark (II)/Price, Joe Allen/Richwood, Patrick/Glaudini, Robert/Safaie, Niloufar/Ferrell, Bill/Root, Justin/Chung, Darwood/Brown, Terry (I)/Lowe, Todd/Braverman, Marvin/Gilman, Chrissy/Marshall, Kathleen (I)/Nabozny, Barbara/Knoll, Mary/Chong, Flora/Tom, Nicholle/Kawalkowski, Daru/Shevory, Meredith/Curran, Anita Marie/Aarons, Bonnie/Green-Dove, Abigail/Taylor, Sandra (I)/Andrews, Julie (I)/Rainwater, Nita/Lyn, Carly/Lauren, Brigitta/Moore, Mandy (II)/Heatley, Sparrow/Wilcox, Shannon/Sera, Clare/Morris, Jane (I)/Lopez, Bianca (I)/Perez, Gwenda/Garrison, Beth Anne/Hathaway, Anne (I)/Elizondo, Juliet/Rowell, Cassie/Levinson, Tamara/Garver, Kathy/Cannon, Korry/Young, Erika/Alexander-Willis, Hope/Hallin, Wendy S./Reiner, Tracy (I)/Sigrist, Terri/Marshall-Fricker, Lily/Sigrist, Lori/Smith, Kimleigh/O'Reilly, Erin/Paris, Julie/Oh, Sandra/Hawks, Sunny/Holloway, Gwen/Marshall, Barbara (I)/Yerger, Michelle/Dixon, Elizabeth/Frazen, Diane/DePasquale, Carol/McGovern, Meghan/DiFrancesco, Tanya/Matarazzo, Heather/Binkov, Mara/Marshall-Fricker, Charlotte/Burbano, Mindy/Gage, Ali/Goodall, Caroline/Maltby, Lauren/Thomas, Lenore/Larsgard, Tonje +Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell, The (1968)/Wilcoxon, Henry/Donner, Robert (I)/Hunter, Jeffrey (I)/Mako (I)/Dark, Christopher/Christopher, William/Hope, Bob (I)/Crosby, Bing/Myhers, John/Burns, Michael (I)/Spina, John/Grinnage, Jack/Wellman Jr., William/Sargent, Dick/Demongeot, Mylène/Diller, Phyllis (I)/Lollobrigida, Gina/Fellows, Edith +Project Reject (1969)/Butler, Daws +Pufnstuf (1970)/Douglas, Buddy/Curt, Fred (I)/Howland, Bob (I)/Barro, Tony/Rossitto, Angelo/Barty, Billy/Duffus, Barrie/Silver, Johnny/Edenfield, Dennis/Melvin, Allan/Stewart, Hommy/Hunnicutt, Brooks/Lytell, Pat/Wild, Jack (I)/Edmiston, Walker/Creel, Ken/Linton, John (I)/Ratoucheff, Andy/McKay, Scutter/Snowden, Van/Messick, Don/Wagner, Lou/Silla, Felix/Gamonet, Roberto/Gerber, Joan/Raye, Martha/Krompier, Penny/Dutton, Evelyn (II)/Baird, Sharon/Elliot, 'Mama' Cass/Keith, Roberta/Livingston, Princess/Campbell, Joy (I)/McKay, Allison/Hayes, Billie/Dulo, Jane/Davis, Jan +Pullet Surprise (1997)/Gorshin, Frank/Freberg, Stan +Puppetoon Movie, The (1987)/Frees, Paul/Jory, Victor (I) +Pál-utcai fiúk, A (1969)/Kentner, Sándor/Beaumont, Martin/Kozák, László (I)/Vizi, György/Efford, Robert/Colleano, Mark/Ebergényi, Imre/Bartleft, Paul/Avar, András/Pécsi, Sándor/Paál, László/Delmár, Péter/Burleigh, William/Seri, István/Némethy, Attila/Kemp, Anthony/Jancsó, Nyika/Téri, Árpád/Pách, János/Younger, Earl/Holdaway, Julien/Moulder-Brown, John/O'Brien, Gary (II)/Zeitler, Orsolya/Törõcsik, Mari +På rymmen med Pippi Långstrump (1970)/Zips, Kurt/Alfredson, Hans/Sterzenbach, Benno/Richter, Walter (I)/Sundberg, Pär/Ohlsson, Fredrik/Nilsson, Inger/Persson, Maria (I)/Wellton, Öllegård +Póker de ases (1948)/Galiana, Fernando/Marín, Guillermo/Perchicot, Nicolás D./García Ortega, Luis/Requena, Manuel (I)/Arbó, Manuel/Luna, Manuel (I)/Jaspe, José/Calvo, Ricardo/Colomé, Antoñita/de Pomés, Isabel +Queen Down (2004)/Brendel, Brandon/Stanford, Jaxon/Keough, Sean M./Elizabeth, Sara/Farmer, Paige +Quest for Camelot (1998)/Cano, Juan Luis/Welker, Frank/White, Bryan (I)/Byrne, Gabriel/Perry, Steve (IV)/Gielgud, John/Idle, Eric/Brosnan, Pierce/Oldman, Gary/Rickles, Don/Pinchot, Bronson/Elwes, Cary/White, Jaleel/Corr, Andrea/Seymour, Jane (I)/Gilsig, Jessalyn/Hathaway, Jessica/Freeman, Sarah (I)/Dion, Céline +Questi fantasmi (1968)/Giuffrè, Aldo/Mastroianni, Marcello/Tensi, Francesco/Tarallo, Giovanni/Adorf, Mario/Macchi, Valentino/Gassman, Vittorio/De Wolff, Francis/Degli Esposti, Piera/Loren, Sophia/Zocchi, Nietta/Merola, Augusta/Lee, Margaret (II) +Quigley (2003)/George, Britt/Armstrong, Curtis/Fagerbakke, Bill/Mulroney, Kieran/Chapman, Galvin/Smallwood, Tucker/Busey, Gary/Atkins, Christopher/Ochlan, P.J./Jung, Clint/Perkins, Oz/Wilson, Dorien/Sabatino, Joe/Hillman, William Byron/Ferrarone, Jessica/Harris, Gail (I)/Berke, Julie/O'Brien, Caroline (I)/Greenhut, Caryn/Clare, Jillian/Cassamayor, Juel/Whittaker, Ursula +Quincy's Quest (1979)/Aitken, Tony (I)/Morgan, Charles (III)/Kinnear, Roy/Steele, Tommy (I)/Schiller, Frederick/Kaye, Lila/Kensit, Patsy/Martin, Mel/Franklin, Gretchen +Ra (1972)/Ouhanni, Mandane Ait/Geneves, Santiago/Ohara, Kei/Sourial, Georges/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Heyerdahl, Thor/Dilbrine, Abdullah/Senkevich, Yuri/Baker, Norman (I)/Mauri, Carlo (I) +Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown (1977)/Martin, Liam/Jue, Kirk/Watson, Duncan/Brotman, Stuart (I)/Van Amburg, Fred/Warren, Jordan/Felton, Greg (I)/Ahrens, Jimmy/Muller, Tom (I)/Melendez, Bill/Kohn, Melanie/Davis, Gail (III) +Racing Scene, The (1969)/Garner, James +Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (1977)/Stang, Arnold/Stuthman, Fred/Kaiser, Ardyth/Swift, Allen (I)/Brill, Marty/Baker, Mark (IX)/Harnick, Sheldon/Dooley, Paul/Sues, Alan/Irving, George S./Silver, Joe/Adams, Mason/Galen, Hetty/Williams, Virginia Claire/Stuart, Lynne/Conn, Didi/Flacks, Niki/Gray, Margery +Railway Children, The (1970)/Whiting, Gordon/Ward, Paddy/Luty, Paul/Witty, Christopher/Mervyn, William/Lodge, David (I)/Chitty, Erik/Cuthbertson, Iain/Allan, Dominic/Cribbins, Bernard/Bromilow, Peter/Warren, Gary F./Mackey, Beatrix/Sheridan, Dinah/Agutter, Jenny/Davies, Deddie/Thomsett, Sally/Lancaster, Ann/Cowling, Brenda/James, Sally (I)/Bayntun, Amelia +Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer (1985)/Mendenhall, David/Fraley, Pat (II)/Harris, Jonathan (I)/Lee, Alan (I)/Adler, Charles (I)/Cullen, Peter (I)/Stojka, Andre/Workman, David (I)/Menville, Scott/Tremayne, Les/Marshall, Mona (I)/Lee, Robbie (I)/Mendenhall, Marissa/Aldrich, Rhonda/Bettina (I) +Rascal (1969)/Forrest, Steve/Fiedler, John (I)/Anderson, Herbert/Jones, Henry (I)/Erdman, Richard (I)/Daly, Jonathan/Emhardt, Robert/Carlson, Steve (I)/Pidgeon, Walter/Mumy, Bill/Lanchester, Elsa/Ackerman, Bettye/Prickett, Maudie/Toll, Pamela +Raven, The (1963)/Saxon, Aaron/Baskin, William/Dierkes, John/Nicholson, Jack/Price, Vincent (I)/Karloff, Boris/Lorre, Peter (I)/Wallace, Connie/Sturgess, Olive/Court, Hazel +Raye makhfi (2001)/Habashi, Youssef/Abdi, Nassim/Shojaii, Farrokh/Janghali, Gholbahar/Abidi, Cyrus +Re dei criminali, Il (1968)/Testori, Sergio/Bufi Landi, Aldo/Macchi, Valentino/Tordi, Valerio/Cianfriglia, Giovanni/Blanco, Tomás (I)/Sambrell, Aldo/Madison, Guy/Baratto, Luisa/Lorys, Diana +Real Macaw, The (1998)/Richardson, Greg (I)/Shoring, Murray/Connolly, Gerry (I)/Petruzzi, Joe/Kotzur, Nathan/Coleby, Robert/Goodman, John (I)/Quizon, Arvine/Hides, Kevin/D'Costa, Danny/Collins, Steven (II)/Vallon, David/Frost, Frank (II)/Moore, Peter (I)/Frizzel, Don/Murphy, Daniel (III)/Bishop, Tony (II)/Robards, Jason/Croft, Jamie/Chan, Simon (I)/Waters, John (III)/Pappas, Nerissa/Furness, Deborra-Lee/Glover, Deborah/Smeeton, Sara/Jared, Petra/Licuanan, Josie/Miller, Catherine (I)/Lawless, Siobhan/La Spina, Anna-Maria/Everingham, Penny +Recess: School's Out (2001)/Ermey, R. Lee/Shenkarow, Justin/Woods, James (I)/Proctor, Phil/Myers, Mark Robert/Swofford, Ken/Brown, Clancy/O'Donohue, Ryan/Renna, Patrick/Caudell, Toran/Jay, Tony/Davis, Jason (I)/Bader, Diedrich/Turturro, Nicholas/Kusatsu, Clyde/Collins, Rickey D'Shon/Shulman, Michael/Castellaneta, Dan/MacNicol, Peter/Mead, Courtland/Willson, Paul (I)/Stack, Robert/Bragger, Klee/Glass, Ron (I)/Goulet, Robert/Riley, Jack (II)/Berger, Gregg/Kimbrough, Charles/von Detten, Erik/Lawrence, Andrew (I)/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Coleman, Dabney/Hart, Melissa Joan/McAfee, Anndi/Smith, Francesca/Beasley, Allyce/Crane, Rachel/Soucie, Kath/Martin, Andrea (I)/MacNeille, Tress/Johnson, Ashley (I)/Adlon, Pamela/Winchell, April/Daily, Elizabeth/Sagal, Katey +Ren pi guo zheng xie (1996)/Wei, Dick/Chow, Billy/Shing, Fui-On/Man, Yue Hei +Rescuers Down Under, The (1990)/Scott, George C./Greenwood, Peter (I)/Ryen, Adam/Newhart, Bob/Robson, Wayne/Rogers, Tristan/Gilbert, Ed/Welker, Frank/Firth, Peter/Barty, Billy/Fox, Bernard (I)/Candy, John/Seale, Douglas/Gabor, Eva/Taylor, Russi/Meyer, Carla +Rescuers, The (1977)/Jordan, Jim (I)/Dumat, Philippe/Taylor, Dub (I)/Clemmons, Larry/Fox, Bernard (I)/Lindsey, George/Lhorca, Serge/McIntire, John (I)/Lax, Francis/McMillian, Bill (I)/Fiedler, John (I)/Newhart, Bob/MacDonald, James (II)/Bilis, Teddy/Carel, Roger/Buttram, Pat (I)/Flynn, Joe (I)/Riquier, Georges/Delphe, Béatrice/Bruno, Aurelia/Val, Jane (I)/Stacy, Michelle/Pradier, Perrette/Cordy, Annie/Gabor, Eva/Nolan, Jeanette/Poulain, Dominique/Page, Geraldine/Flint, Shelby/Lester, Robie +Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler, The (1971)/Mitman, Thomas/Murray, Del/Mead, Philip (II)/Simmons, Dick (I)/Dillman, Bradford/Holcombe, Harry/Dycus, Thomas/Fine, Ray/Cordova, Samuel/Coffin, Tristram/Brown, Lew (II)/Jimmerson, Jim/DeMenno, Lou/Sorenson, Paul/Carter, Jack (II)/Dwuer, Fredrick/Hicks, Bill (I)/Moreno, Ruben/Stewart, Dean (I)/Bill, John (II)/Haggerty, Don (I)/Conte, Steve (I)/Davis, Andy (I)/Bryant, William (I)/Daly, James (I)/McVey, Tyler/Mamakos, Peter/Nielsen, Leslie (I)/Conlan, Thomas J./Smith, Emanuel/Morrow, Byron/Peters, Tom (I)/Wilke, Robert J./VanScikler, John/Hoyos Jr., Rodolfo/Samuell, A.W./Cory, Steve/Giroux, Lee/Griego, Tony/Schuyler, Richard (I)/Tansey, Charles/Healy, Jim (I)/O'Moore, Patrick/Corey, Lois/Yoder, Aly/Jaress, Jill/Wilson, Gene/Carpenter, Sue Ann/Dickinson, Angie/Wood, Myrna/London, Linda +Return from Witch Mountain (1978)/Brooks, Wally/Yothers, Poindexter/Bakalyan, Richard/Gilliam, Stu/Yothers, Bob/Berns, Wally K./Jacquet, Jeffrey/James, Bob (I)/Part, Brian/Nelson, Lloyd (I)/Able, Albert/Anderson, Adam (I)/James, Anthony (I)/Lee, Christopher (I)/Savage, Brad (I)/Juttner, Christian/Jaeger, Casse/Noose, Ted/Gold, Mel/Roarke, Adam/Scott, Tom (II)/Soo, Jack/Costello, Ward/Pyle, Denver/Marmorstein, Larry/Eisenmann, Ike (II)/Bassett, William/Daniel, Pierre/Davis, Bette/Warshawsky, Ruth/Lord, Rosemary/Winston, Helene/Richards, Kim (I) +Return of the Pink Panther, The (1975)/Pohlmann, Eric/Lom, Herbert/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Bluthal, John/Samuelson, Peter/Aslan, Grégoire/Arne, Peter/Spinetti, Victor/Jeffrey, Peter (I)/Lodge, David (I)/Adams, Tony (I)/Sellers, Peter/Kwouk, Burt/Charisse, Andre/Mortimer, Francis/Tanney, Herb/Maranne, André/Sawalha, Nadim/Grady, Mike (I)/De Vernier, Hugo/Nightingale, Michael/Jones, Peter (I)/Stark, Graham/Reid, Milton/Adem, Yashaw/Hawk, Jeremy/Abbott, Pamela/Cleveland, Carol/Davenport, Claire/Schell, Catherine/Maureen, Mollie +Return to Campus (1975)/Raymond, Al/Keyes, Earl/Barner, John/Palmer, Arnold/White, Jesse (I)/Harmon, Tom (I)/Gutin, Robert/Troha, Ray/Joseph, Norma/Killinger, Helen/O'Connell, Connie +Return to Never Land (2002)/Rees, Roger/McDonough, Andrew/Paulsen, Rob/Castellaneta, Dan/Welker, Frank/Pierce, Bradley/Bennett, Jeff (I)/Burton, Corey/Weaver, Blayne/Revill, Clive/Beswick, Quinn/Spann, Aaron/Cummings, Jim (I)/Wingert, Wally/Breslin, Spencer/Owen, Harriet/Soucie, Kath +Return to the Secret Garden (2000)/Colman, Booth/Fimiani, Bob/Robinson, Max (I)/Valentine, Steve (I)/Swetow, Joel/Siner, Guy/Zuckerman, Josh/Macy, Rick/Hoppe, Lincoln/Lau, Laurence/Baker, Karily/Probst, Lyndee/Horn, Michelle/Igoe, Shanna/Adler, Jill/Kastner, Mercedes/Heiner, Barta/Boyd, Alexandra/Baker, Sarah (I)/Wright, Michelle (III) +Return to Treasure Island, The (1992)/Gurd Jr., Stanley/Michael, Jesse Lea/Cannella, Tony/Dragotto, Phil +Richard (1972)/Forrest, Paul/McCarthy, Kevin (I)/Garrett, Hank/Dixon, Richard M./Rooney, Mickey (I)/Lipton, Lynn/Resin, Dan/Braverman, Marvin/Gifford, Hazen/Carradine, John/Ford, Paul (I)/Bliss, Imogene/Blaine, Vivian (I) +Richiamo del lupo, Il (1975)/De Barros, Mario/Dottesio, Attilio/de Blas, Manuel/Lanve, Oscar/McKenzie, Mike (I)/Mellado, Emilio/Canalejas, José/Zanardy, Boris/Palacios, Ricardo/De Angelis, Remo/Romero, Fernando E./Palance, Jack/Virgili, Elisabetta/Collins, Joan (I) +Ride a Wild Pony (1975)/Bell, Alfred/Meillon Jr., John/Gwynne, Peter/Craig, Michael (I)/Vaughan, Martin/Meillon, John/Foxcroft, Les/Rouse, Graham/Lawrence, Harry (I)/Fegan, John (I)/Ross, Phillip/Bettles, Robert/Duggan, Gerry (I)/Manser, Kevin/Haddrick, Roy/Playfair, Wendy/Alexander, Elizabeth (II)/Griffith, Eva/Noad, Jessica/Carr-Glynn, Neva/Jaffer, Melissa/Clarkson, Kate/Bayly, Lorraine +Ride in the Whirlwind (1965)/Hackett, John (I)/Phelps, Walter/Cannon, Peter (IV)/Nicholson, Jack/Campbell, James (I)/Mitchell, George (II)/Mitchell, Cameron (I)/Stanton, Harry Dean/Kent, Gary (I)/Keller, William A./Summer, Neil/Carroll, Brandon (I)/Crosse, Rupert/Eastman, Charles/Merholz, B.J./Filer, Tom/Perkins, Millie/Squire, Katherine +Ring of Bright Water (1969)/Hall, Walter (I)/Benjamin, Christopher/Morant, Philip/Duncan, Archie/McMillan, Roddy/Godfrey, Tommy/Collins, Kevin (VII)/Young, John (I)/Joss, W.D./O'Halloran, Michael (III)/Horsley, Bill/Jeffrey, Peter (I)/Gibson, James (II)/McCall, Philip/Clark, Jameson/Travers, Bill (I)/Taylor Smith, Jean/Gloag, Helena/Ellis, June/Gail, Philippa/McKenna, Virginia +Rio Lobo (1970)/Wayne, John (I)/Sands, Danny/Steele, Bob (I)/Courtney, Chuck/Hayward, Chuck (I)/Huddleston, David/Elam, Jack/Tedesco, Tommy/Kennedy, Frank (I)/Smith, Dean (I)/Mitchum, Christopher/Faulkner, Edward/French, Victor/Plimpton, George/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Palmer, Gregg (I)/Donner, Robert (I)/Corson, Stanley/Barry, Don 'Red'/McKee, John (II)/Jason, Peter/Davis, Jim (I)/Wayne, Ethan/Preiean, Jim/Cops, Harold/Henry, Mike (I)/Williams, Bill (I)/Longfoot, Charlie/Rothwell, Robert/Sparrow Hawk, Anthony/Roberson, Chuck/Espinosa, José/Rivero, Jorge (I)/Hool, Lance/Worden, Hank/O'Neill, Jennifer (I)/Currie, Sondra/Lansing, Sherry/Dosamantes, Susana +Robin Goodhood (1970)/Miller, Marvin (I)/Weinrib, Lennie/Lorde, Athena +Robin Hood (1973)/Devine, Andy (I)/Lindsey, George/Candido, Candy/Bedford, Brian/Whitaker, Billy/Fiedler, John (I)/O'Malley, J. Pat/Miller, Roger (I)/Ustinov, Peter/Terry-Thomas/Harris, Phil (I)/Sanders, Richie/Buttram, Pat (I)/Curtis, Ken (I)/Bondi, Beulah/Whitaker, Dora (I)/Luddy, Barbara/Evans, Monica (I)/Shelley, Carole/Laurita, Dana +Robin Hood Daffy (1958)/Blanc, Mel +Robots of Mars 3D Adventure (2005)/Eiding, Paul/Rose, Roger (I)/Ward, B.J. (II)/Milo, Candi +Rock-a-Bye Maybe (1975)/Holt, Bob +Rock-A-Doodle (1991)/Deezen, Eddie/Harris, Phil (I)/Campbell, Glen (I)/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Marin, Jason/Ivar, Stan/Reilly, Charles Nelson/Booke, Sorrell/Ganger, Toby Scott/Ryan, Will (I)/Hoff, Christian/Greene, Ellen/Holcomb, Kathryn/Lio (I)/Duncan, Sandy +Rockhounds (1975)/Holt, Bob +Rockshow (1980)/Casey, Howie/McCulloch, Jimmy/English, Joe (I)/Howard Jr., Steve/Dorsey, Tony/McCartney, Paul/Richard, Thaddeus/Laine, Denny/McCartney, Linda +Rodent to Stardom (1967)/Blanc, Mel +Rollin' Plains (1938)/Hillbillies, The Beverly/Flash, White/Ritter, Tex/McClary, Clyde/King, Charles (II)/Gomez, Augie/Adamson, Victor/Bucko, Roy/Morrell, George/Bucko, Ralph/Hackett, Karl/Carpenter, Horace B./Henderson, Ray (II)/Bosworth, Hobart/Cassidy, Ed (I)/Hansen, Aleth/Mathews, Carl/Worden, Hank/Brent, Lynton/Luse, Harley/Pollard, 'Snub'/Pope, Bud/Gahan, Oscar/Murphy, Horace/Walker, Robert (II)/Adams, Ernie (I)/Bennet, Harriet +Romance of Evil Intentions, A (2004)/Rudd, Tim/Chung, Wesley/Yamaguchi, Andrew/Neff, Robert (II)/Neff, Robert (I)/LeVeque, Sumner/Rudd, Karen (II)/Lehman, Monika/Fatticci, Mia +Romeo & Juliet: Sealed with a Kiss (2006)/Albers, Chip/Toland, Michael/Nibbelink, Phil/Tippet, Daniel/Nibbelink, Chanelle/Trippett, Tricia +Romeo and Juliet (1968 I)/Holder, Roy/Olivier, Laurence/Warwick, Richard (I)/Pierfederici, Antonio/Barbone, Ugo/Robinson, Bruce (I)/Bisacco, Roberto/Stephens, Robert (I)/Miranda, Aldo (I)/York, Michael (I)/Skinner, Keith/Hardwick, Paul/Whiting, Leonard/Billa, Salvatore/Lovell, Dyson/Palmucci, Carlo/McEnery, John/Gassman, Vittorio/Antonelli, Roberto/O'Shea, Milo/Tanzini, Dario/Parry, Natasha/Ruspoli, Esmeralda/Hussey, Olivia/Heywood, Pat (II)/Fracci, Maria +Rookie, The (2002)/González, Carlos A./Williams, Matt (IX)/Cedillo, Julio/Jones, Angus T./Jackson, Tim (I)/Fletcher, James (II)/Osuna, Fred/Shafer, John Wayne/Ellis, Mark Robert/Lewis, Robert (VIII)/Spizzirri, Angelo/Morris, Jim (IX)/Lindberg, Chad/Morgan, Chuck (III)/Evermore, J.D./Guerrero, Canuto Rey/Richardson, Russell (II)/Spiker, Seth/Rosado, Robert/Morgan, Trevor (I)/Mears, Keith/Williams, John (III)/Sanders, Charles/Cornwell, Peter (I)/Martinez, Jimmy (II)/Hancock, Ryan T./Bohn, Jason (II)/Kamin, Danny/Quaid, Dennis/Gonzalez, Rick (I)/Hernandez, Jay (I)/Bartee, Johnny/Beatson, Bert/Moore, Anthony (II)/Ciardi, Mark/Banfield, Cameron/Rivera, Raymond (I)/Blackwell, David (I)/Wickson, Quincy/Wallace, Randall/Forbis, Gavin/Gibson, Charles (II)/Harris, Cory Shane/Holden, Beau/Dillard, Richard/Sheffield, Chris/Shoop, Brian/Vidaure, Ernest/Glenn, Darrin/Wells, Aaron (I)/Scheine, Raynor/Hogwood, John C./Sanchez, Marco/Baletka, Mark/Holmes, Jack F./Applegate, Royce D./Nadel, Eric/Targac, Matt/Alvarado, Eddie/Price, Jess/Salas, Miguel/Dirden, Willie/Smiga, Brent/Jackson, Kyle Scott/King, Tiger/Garner, Brandon/Deckert, Blue/Smith, Brandon (I)/Cox, Brian (I)/Koenig, Michael S./Burke, Barbie/Grant, Beth/Abbott, Deborah/Del Dotto, Lisa/Dorn, Cynthia/Griffiths, Rachel (I)/Hanley, Jade/Alvarado, Jaime/Spicher, Rebecca/Wolf, Christine +Rover Dangerfield (1991)/Kramer, Bert/Stewart, Don (I)/Whitehead, Paxton/von Leuck, Ned/Monaco, Ralph/Bergen, Bob/Barth, Eddie/Blanc, Mel/Dangerfield, Rodney/Sheehan, Michael (I)/Schell, Ronnie/Landi, Sal/Taylor, Ron (II)/Boyd, Susan (II)/MacNeille, Tress/Hill, Dana (I)/Cody, Lara +Roving Mars (2006)/Squyres, Stephen/Manning, Rob (IV)/Lee, Wayne (II)/Elachi, Charles/Newman, Paul (I) +Royal Hunt of the Sun, The (1969)/Whiting, Leonard/Rietty, Robert/Bauer, David/Keir, Andrew/Davion, Alexander/Herbert, Percy/Yordan, Danny/Marlowe, William/Donald, James (I)/Craig, Michael (I)/Álvarez, Óscar/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Shaw, Robert (I)/De La Inglesia, Lisardo/Davenport, Nigel/Krauss, Sam/Porras, Alfredo/Parra, Joaquín/Panizo, José +Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie (1998)/Tockar, Lee/Simmons, Richard (I)/Gray, Christopher (II)/Pospisil, Eric/Idle, Eric/Chalk, Gary/Willows, Alec/Newhart, Bob/Goodman, John (I)/Barr, Kathleen/Goldberg, Whoopi/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Morley, Vanessa/Sirois, Myriam +Rugrats in Paris: The Movie - Rugrats II (2000)/Bell, Michael (I)/Fathy, Charles/Rose, Roger (I)/Castellaneta, Dan/Proctor, Phil/Mako (I)/Michel, Richard (I)/Misawa, Goh/Demeyer, Paul/Kasem, Casey/Alaskey, Joe/Adler, Charles (I)/Kunitomi, Darrell/Enomoto, Ken/Benichou, Philip/Riley, Jack (II)/Masamune, Tohoru/Curry, Tim (I)/Wright, Darryl (II)/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Sunderland, Ben/Simon, Phillip/Lithgow, John/West, Billy (II)/Sarandon, Susan/MacNeille, Tress/Thomson, Patricia Ayame/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Makragelidis, Hannah/Cavanaugh, Christine/Chartoff, Melanie/McClowry, Lisa/Strong, Tara/Kato, Julia/Summer, Cree/Stephens, Shannon/Soucie, Kath/Quan, Dionne/Daily, Elizabeth/Chase, Cheryl (I)/Smith, Margaret (II)/Yamane, Marlene Mitsuko +Rugrats Movie, The (1998)/Alaskey, Joe/Adler, Charles (I)/Clinton, Roger/Jay, Tony/Spade, David/Rhymes, Busta/Dylan, Jakob/Gano, Gordon/Berger, Gregg/Riley, Jack (II)/McBride, Kevin (I)/Zirnkilton, Steven/Beck (I)/Freese, Louis/Kravitz, Lenny/Benrubi, Abraham/Curry, Tim (I)/Rawls, Lou/Pop, Iggy/Proctor, Phil/Dawg, Phife/Groth, Robin/Schneider, Fred (I)/Bell, Michael (I)/Cho, Margaret/Pierson, Kate/Summer, Cree/Daily, Elizabeth/Wilson, Cindy (I)/Winston, Hattie/Loeb, Lisa/Harper, Angel (I)/Robinson, Dawn/MacNeille, Tress/McClurg, Edie/Soucie, Kath/Cavanaugh, Christine/Smith, Patti/Strong, Tara/Goldberg, Whoopi/Martin, Andrea (I)/Chartoff, Melanie/Chase, Cheryl (I)/Gross, Mary/Anderson, Laurie +Rumpelstiltskin (1987)/Revill, Clive/Hyman, Jerry/Ben-Sira, Ya'ackov/Bee, Joseph/Gurfinkel, Johnathan/Efroni, Yehuda/Symonds, Robert/Moulder-Brown, John/Barty, Billy/Schneider, Michael (I)/Messinger, Jack/Chagrin, Julian/Koresh, Samini/Segev, Danny/Phillips, Jonathan (I)/Borisov, Igor/Irving, Austin/Neeman, Yael/Shi, Ely/Irving, Amy/Uziely, Yael/Pointer, Priscilla/Berlin, Susan +Run Wild, Run Free (1969)/Jackson, Gordon (I)/Miles, Bernard/Griffiths, Paul/Lester, Mark (I)/Mills, John (I)/Syms, Sylvia (I)/Fullerton, Fiona +Run, Cougar, Run (1972)/Whitman, Stuart/Chapman, Lonny/Carey Jr., Harry/Aletter, Frank/Arau, Alfonso/Fowley, Douglas +Runaway Brain (1995)/Farmer, Bill (I)/Allwine, Wayne/Grammer, Kelsey/Cummings, Jim (I)/Taylor, Russi +Running Free (1999)/Lyster, Patrick/Moore, Chase/Haas, Lukas/Clarke, Graham (I)/Albert, Fat/Decleir, Jan/Visser, Morne/Trueb, Nicholas/Verveen, Arie/Smith, Robin (I)/Robbertse, Dan/Kgao, Iluce/Geelbooi, Maria/Kateefa +Running Wild (1973)/Lebya, Thomas/Oliver, Wally/Betts, Fred (II)/Roland, Gilbert/Skipworth, Roy/Simpson Jr., Alva/Candelario, Chris/Hingle, Pat/Chapman, Lonny/Woodward, Morgan/Hill, Grady T./McCahon, Tom/Rivera, Robert (I)/Armstrong, R.G./Boies Jr., Gerald H./Bird, Charlie L./Martinez, Flavio (I)/Whitesinger, Don/Skipworth, John/Little, David/Kimball, Bruce/Bridges, Lloyd/Skipworth, Kay/De Kins, Barbara/Brown, Ruby/Naestas, Dulcinea/Roland, Guillermina/Geneva, Betty/Johnston, Velma B./Merrill, Dina +Rusalochka (1976)/Manov, Ivan/Fajt, Andrei/Gaydardzhiev, Ivan/Senkevich, Yuri/Pugovkin, Mikhail/Yanushkevich, Mikhail/Fait, Yuli/Ilyev, Stefan/Pejchev, Stefan/Nikulin, Valentin/Artyomova, Galina/Petrova, Krasimira/Novikova, Viktoriya/Chudinova, Margarita/Volchek, Galina/Mojseyenko, Svetlana +Rusty: A Dog's Tale (1998)/Einbinder, Chad/Kercheval, Ken/Jameson, Nick/Billingslea, Beau/Cummings, Jimmy/Fleischer, Charles/Adler, Charles (I)/Dangerfield, Rodney/Lawrence, Matthew (I)/Welker, Frank/Sorich, Michael/Pagan, Michael J./Goldthwait, Bob/Kramer, Steve (I)/Holbrook, Hal/Schiavelli, Vincent/Duffy, Patrick (I)/Doug, Doug E./Flynn, Rob/Mathers, James (I)/Foster, Blake/Reilly, Damara/Singer, Jane (I)/Maddalena, Julie/Keaton, Danielle/Lee, Wendee/Darling, Jennifer/McClanahan, Rue/Bergman, Mary Kay/Oliver, Lucille M./Goyette, Gigi/Disney, Melissa/Siddall, Brianne/Newman, Laraine/Somers, Suzanne/Varga, Lisa +Sacred Planet (2004)/McKay, Arapata/Ciqae, Tsaan/Peck Jr., Cy/Redford, Robert (I)/Urud, Mutang/Tui, Mae +Sally's Spring (2005)/Getz, Mike/Frolov, Paul/Mann, Harriet Parker/Sheridan, Gerry/Kayda, Andrea +Salsa (1976)/Colon, Willie/Cobham, Bill/Dibango, Manu/Rivera, Geraldo/Arnaz, Desi/Santana, Jorge 'Malo'/Cruz, Celia/del Rio, Dolores +Salt and Pepper (1968)/Smith, Nicholas (I)/Shenel, Rifat/Trubshawe, Michael/Hutchinson, Harry (II)/Mervyn, William/Clark, Ernest (I)/Davis Jr., Sammy/Stark, Graham/Lumsden, Geoffrey/Le Mesurier, John/Lloyd, Jeremy/Singleton, Mark (I)/Hutchins, Peter (I)/Wadham, Joe/Harrison, Brian (I)/MacGreevy, Oliver/Faulkner, Max/Dorning, Robert/Lynch, Sean (I)/Hare, Robertson/Lockhart, Calvin/Bates, Michael (I)/Dean, Ivor/Lawford, Peter/Rees, Llewellyn/Blair, Susan (I)/Tu, Francesca/Rogan, Beth/Rodgers, Ilona/Mowan, Cassandra/Roland, Jeanne/Pockett, Christine +Salt Water Moose (1996)/Warry-Smith, Dan/Godin, Maurice/Colton, Michael (I)/Brown, Ashley (I)/Morina, Johnny/Roemmele, David/O'Connor, Dennis (I)/Dalton, Timothy/Davidovich, Lolita/Isabelle, Katharine/Conley, Corinne/Simpson, Quinn +Salty (1973)/Slade, Mark (I)/Brown, Courtney (I)/Baumel, Rey/Howard, Rance/Harris, Mark W./O'Barry, Rick/Harris, Julius/Howard, Clint/Sterling, Dick/Hoey, Bud/Pape, Mel (I)/Bauer, Jim (II)/De Vries, George/Gulliver, Tony/Skolnick, Marilyn/Foch, Nina/Scruggs, Linda/Nicholas, Kim/McKenna, Marge +Sammy Stops the World (1978)/Willis Jr., Charles/Kinser-Lau, Patrick/Davis Jr., Sammy/Daniels, Dennis/Edmead, Wendy/Nolen, Joyce/Mercer, Marian/Burch, Shelly/Little, Edwetta/Masterson, Debora/Lo, Randon +Sammy the Squirrel (1998)/Francis, Andrew (I) +Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny (1972)/Sandy (XI)/Ripley, Jay/Charlie (IX)/Mike (VII)/Yuenger, Mike/David (XII)/Scotty (I)/Steve (IV)/O'Connell, Bob/Robin (II)/Cable, Sue/McMahon, Ruth (II)/Brown Green, Dorothy/Garner, Shay/Kathy (IV)/Nicholas, Kim/Morrell, Pat/Grinter, Heather +Santa and the Three Bears (1970)/Smith, Hal/Engels, Ken/Riha, Bobby/Rodriguez, Michael (I)/Keith, Lenard/Poole, Roxanne/Lemmon, Kathy/Taylor, Joyce (I)/Ferra, Annette/Vander Pyl, Jean +Santa Clause 2, The (2002)/Hoy, Alexander/Joffre, Dan/Pollock, Alexander/Lloyd, Eric (I)/Ewanuick, Fred/LaFleur, Art (I)/Allen, Tim (I)/Northey, Michael P./Dorn, Michael (I)/Stone, Andrew (IV)/Anderson, Bart/Brandt, Victor/Abellan, Alejandro/James, Ryan (I)/Breslin, Spencer/Mankuma, Blu/Allen, Jamal/Bivens, J.B./Attadia, Christopher/Jones, Gary (I)/Keating, Fred (II)/Dorn, Patrick/Butchart, Curtis/Jeffrey, Myles/Bergen, Bob/Mark, D. Neil/Pollak, Kevin/Thomas, Jay/Payne, Charles (II)/Hodgson, Bryce/Cole, Ted/Reinhold, Judge/Krumholtz, David/Matheus, Connor/Boyle, Peter (I)/Purvis, Alexandra/Zeilanger, Beatrice/Shannon, Molly/Kennedy, Kenya Jo/Soucie, Kath/Tyler, Aisha/Woodman, Danielle/Crewson, Wendy/Bauder, Kimmy/Aguirre, Carmen (II)/Anderson, Nicola/Mortil, Janne/Tian, Valerie/Mitchell, Elizabeth (I)/Leroux, Nicole/Chan, Caroline/Mumy, Liliana/Berthot, Anysha/Adachi, Leanne/Elliott, Beverley/Wilde, June B. +Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, The (2006)/Thomas, Jay/Short, Martin (I)/Haskell, Christopher/Canipe, Ridge/Heinke, Ryan/Breslin, Spencer/Ritter, Jack/Pollak, Kevin/Thompson, Adam (III)/Mills, Zach/Arkin, Alan/LaFleur, Art (I)/Monaghan, Cameron/Scher, Cameron/Reinhold, Judge/Lloyd, Eric (I)/Gray, Zachary/Allen, Tim (I)/Masamitsu, Taylor/Bryant, Darian/Bergen, Bob/Stewart, Charlie (II)/Carroll, Madeline/Fein, Amanda/Fein, Caitlin/Papalexis, Christine/Mitchell, Elizabeth (I)/Emerick, Kate/Crewson, Wendy/Ann-Margret/Clare, Jillian/Callahan, Carlie/Sloan, Ariana/Breslin, Abigail/Valdivieso, Chantel/Everhard, Olivia Eve/Young, Shelby/Mumy, Liliana/Swan, Krista/O'Connor, Ashley/Grayston, Tabitha/Louise, Katia/Tyler, Aisha/Hanratty, Sammi/Bachman, Alexandria (II) +Sasquatch, the Legend of Bigfoot (1977)/Lauris, George/Morello, Joe/Salerni, Lou/Emmons, William/Bradford, Jim/Boergadine, Steve/Kenzle, Ken +Savage Wild, The (1970)/Dennis, Alex/Eastman, Gordon/Curtis, Arlo/Abou, Charles/O'Brian, Wilber/Timiaough, Jim/Kirk, Robert Wellington/Davis, Charley/Payne, John (I)/Spore, Carl/Eastman, Maria +Save the Children (1973)/Edwards, Dennis (III)/Pickett, Wilson/Knight, Merald/Gooding, Cuba/Jackson, Jermaine (I)/Davis Jr., Sammy/Withers, Bill/Street, Richard (I)/Lewis, Ramsey/Williams, Otis/Harris, Damon (I)/Adderley, Cannonball/Hayes, Isaac/Jackson, Jackie (II)/Jackson, Marlon/Jackson, Michael (I)/Gaye, Marvin/Jackson, Tito/Butler, Jerry (II)/Jackson, Jesse (I)/Mayfield, Curtis/Franklin, Melvin/Knight, Gladys/Flack, Roberta/Wilson, Nancy (II) +Say Amen, Somebody (1982)/O'Neal, Edward (I)/Dorsey, Thomas A./Smith, Michael Keith/Porter, Rhodessa Barrett/Price, Zella Jackson/Martin, Sallie/Smith, Willie May Ford/Greenbey, Billie Barrett/Cambell, DeLois Barrett/Smith, Bertha +Say Cheese, Please (1970)/Weinrib, Lennie +Scalawag (1973)/Lester, Mark (I)/Antolic, Davor (I)/Stroud, Don (I)/Arandjelovic, Stole/Douglas, Shaft/Douglas, Kirk (I)/Brand, Neville/Blanc, Mel/Sovagovic, Fabijan/Brown, Phil (I)/DeVito, Danny/Eastman, George (I)/Down, Lesley-Anne +Scandalous John (1971)/Stanoch, Mark/Keith, Brian (I)/Mendoza, Margarito/Hernandez, Freddie/Gutierrez, Joseph/Dark, Christopher/Lydon, Jimmy/Padilla, Robert (I)/Colman, Booth/Hale, Richard (II)/Baker, Benny/O'Connell, William (I)/Mann, Larry D./Ritter, John/Nieto, José (I)/Zuckert, Bill/Zaremba, John/Arau, Alfonso/Williams, Bill (I)/Lenz, Rick (I)/Raine, Jack/Koslo, Paul/Elson, Donald/Edwards, Sam (I)/Faulkner, Edward/Oakland, Simon/Glover, Bruce (I)/Morgan, Harry/Tinne, Alex/Ryan, Fran/Adrian, Iris/Stevens, Lenore/Carey, Michele +Schelme von Schelm, Die (1995)/Goz, Harry/Michaels, Tommy J./Carroll, Ronn/Finkel, Fyvush/Stadlen, Lewis J./Wilkof, Lee/Zien, Chip/Newman, Steve (III)/Feldshuh, Tovah/Austin, Ivy +Scratch a Tiger (1970)/Miller, Marvin (I)/Byner, John +Scrooge (1970)/Beaumont, Richard (I)/Lever, Reg/Medwin, Michael/Finney, Albert/O'Brien, John (II)/Kinnear, Roy/DaCosta, Philip/Moss, Clive/Bayldon, Geoffrey/Francis, Derek/Naismith, Laurence/Lock, Peter (I)/More, Kenneth/Peacock, David (I)/Locise, Nicholas/Collings, David/Waller, Kenneth/Rodgers, Anton/Jackson, Gordon (I)/Garlick, Stephen/Hoskins, Raymond/Guinness, Alec/Winter, Terry (I)/Reardon, Michael/Stone, Paddy/Owens, John (I)/Marsh, Keith/Scargill, Karen/Leigh, Joy/Hodgson, Gaynor/Gloag, Helena/Evans, Edith (I)/Stone, Marianne/Weir, Molly/Gibson, Sara (I)/Neve, Suzanne/Walsh, Kay/Peach, Mary/Cuka, Frances +Scuba (1972)/Bridges, Lloyd/Fuller, Bradley (II)/Fleming, Alice (II)/Fleig, Kit +Sea Gull, The (1968)/Lynch, Alfred/Mason, James (I)/Warner, David (I)/Andrews, Harry/Lindqvist, Frej/Radd, Ronald/Elliott, Denholm/Widdoes, Kathleen/Redgrave, Vanessa/Signoret, Simone/Herlie, Eileen/Miller, Karen (I) +Sea Gypsies, The (1978)/Logan, Robert (I)/Patterson, Cjon Damitri/Kyes, Nancy/Rattray, Heather/Jamison, Mikki/Saylor, Shannon +Search for Mickey Mouse, The (2004)/Allwine, Wayne/Anselmo, Tony/Chico, Tommy/Kirby, Jesse/Welker, Frank/Farmer, Bill (I)/Cummings, Jim (I)/LaMarche, Maurice/Kirby, Jason/Weinger, Scott/MacNeille, Tress/Musick, Pat/Beaumont, Kathryn/Taylor, Russi/Cahn, Cathy +Search for Solutions, The (1979)/Keach, Stacy +Second Chances (1998)/Amandes, Tom/Shaughnessy, Charles/Whitman, Stuart/Napier, Charles/Howes, Hans/Bikel, Theodore/Moore, Terry (I)/Zima, Madeline/Glasser, Isabel/Hess, Erica/Mulrooney, Kelsey +Secret Garden, The (1992)/Greenop, Corrie/Moreton, Peter/Prowse, Heydon/Singh, Parsan/Spreckley, Arthur/Baker, Frank (III)/Knott, Andrew/Lynch, John (I)/Bruce, Colin (I)/Sparrow, Walter (I)/Stoll, David/Allen, Tabatha/Hill, Valerie/Crossley, Laura/Maberly, Kate/Smith, Maggie (I)/Pickering, Andrea/Jacob, Irène/Page, Eileen +Secret Life of Plants, The (1979)/Hamilton, John Ashley +Secret of Navajo Cave, The (1976)/Benally Jr., Steven/Allen, Rex/Kasper, Holger/Guerro, Johnny +Secret of NIMH, The (1982)/Malet, Arthur/Strauss, Peter (I)/Champlin, Charles/DeLuise, Dom/Wheaton, Wil/Jacobi, Derek/Lawrence, Joshua/Kleiner, Dick/Ray, Aldo/Carradine, John/Shenar, Paul/Auerbach, Norbert/Hatten, Tom/Fried, Ian (I)/Hartman, Elizabeth (I)/McClurg, Edie/Doherty, Shannen/Hicks, Jodi/Bliss, Lucille/Baddeley, Hermione +Secret of the Sacred Forest, The (1970)/Smith, Don (I)/Duval, Henry/Parsons, Michael (I)/Silayan, Vic/Martinez, Leo (II)/Virray, Gami/Punzalan, Bruno/Viray, Fred/Merrill, Gary/Sempio, Vincente/Bayer, Rolf/Provost, Jon/Harvey, Dave (I)/De Cordova, Joseph/Apostol, Poch/Florentino, Louis/Morena, Mona/Agudo, Laurie/Ponce-Enrile, Christina/Varga, Carol (I)/Amador, Zenaida/Boy, Lola +Secret of the Sword, The (1985)/DiCenzo, George/Scheimer, Lou/Erwin, John/Oppenheimer, Alan/Britt, Melendy/Scheimer, Erika/Gary, Linda +Secrets of the Bermuda Triangle (1978)/Mascarino, Pierrino (I) +See Ya Later Gladiator (1968)/Blanc, Mel +Sekai meisaku dôwa: Hakuchô no mizûmi (1981)/Hemmings, David/Atkins, Christopher/Lenz, Kay/Dawber, Pam +Self-Portrait (2004)/Alexander, Jeremy (II)/Mullan, Kathleen/Dick, Kathleen +Sesame Street Presents: Follow that Bird (1985)/Harsfai, Gus/Candy, John/Frey, Michael/Pidgeon, Matthew/Ng Cheng Hin, Ian/Delgado, Emilio (I)/Barrett, Benjamin (I)/Young, Bryant/Thomas, Dave (I)/Robinson, Martin P./Pattison, John (I)/Stutt, Bob (I)/Hohlfeld, Brian/McCalla, Adrian/Orman, Roscoe/Clash, Kevin (I)/Chase, Chevy/Jennings, Waylon/Vandenberg, Tom/Garver, Fred Garbo/Wagner, Ron/Campbell, Richard (I)/Mills, Rob (I)/McGrath, Bob (I)/Deezen, Eddie/Oz, Frank/Spinney, Carroll/Love, Kermit/Weiser, Jeff/Brathwaite, Stephen/Hunt, Richard (I)/Gosley, Tim/Angus, Terry (I)/Bates, Liston/McCounatt, Peter/Bartel, Paul/Meschkuleit, Frank/Robertson, Gordon (I)/Nelson, Jerry (I)/Henson, Jim (I)/McNeal, Noel/Moffatt, Brian/Flaherty, Joe (I)/Lucas, George/Leeper, Patricia/Weiser, Shari/Tilroe, Nikki/Newman, Laraine/Hasfal, Sharon/Kaye, Angella/Stoll, Shawna/Houghton, Nerise/Cook, Tanya Marie/Lewis, Patricia (VI)/Lauzon, Jani/Valleau, Karen/Silvers, Cathy/Manzano, Sonia/Fried, Myra/Kellerman, Sally/Richard, Tawny/Levinson, Charlotte/Hope, Alison/Long, Loretta/Wilcox, Caroly/Court, Alyson/Mullen, Kathryn/Bove, Linda/Armstrong, Lee (IV)/Collins, Ella (II)/Carrier, Martine/McLean, Carolanne/Anderson, Francine/Bernhard, Sandra/Shamas, Sandra/Arciero, Pam/Hall, Alaina Reed +Sette uomini d'oro (1965)/Cortés, Juan (II)/Tinti, Gabriele/Zarzo, Manuel/Terra, Renato/Galiardo, Juan Luis/Balbo, Ennio/Palmer, Renzo/Di Benedetto, Giovanni/Poli, Maurice/Moschin, Gastone/Suárez, José (I)/Albertini, Giampiero/Bonucci, Alberto/Gallardo, José (I)/Leroy, Philippe (I)/De Grassi, Dario/Podestà, Rossana +Seven Alone (1974)/Larson, Craig/Pancake, Roger/Ray, Aldo/Wilde, Pat/Petersen, Scott (II)/Griffith, James (I)/Berti, Dehl/Morgan, Riley (II)/Martin, Dewey/Smith, Dean (I)/Petersen, Stewart/David, Anne (I)/van Orden, Debbie/Seymour, Ann/Petersen, Suzanne/Collings, Anne/Petersen, Julie/Clark, Christy (I)/Petersen, Diane/Sparks, Kliss/Morris, Bea +Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)/Blake, Larry J./Grey, Duane/Platt, Marc (I)/Keel, Howard/Wolfe, Ian/Wolfe, Bud/DiPaolo, Dante/d'Amboise, Jacques/Lee, Bill (IV)/Daheim, John/Saunders, Russell (II)/Jolley, I. Stanford/Brown, Kelly (I)/Dix, Billy/Beaver, Walter/Tamblyn, Russ/Indrisano, John/Rich, Phil (I)/Roth, Gene/Simpson, Russell/Robotham, George/Richards, Jeff (I)/Moore, Matt (I)/Rich, Dick/Graham, Tim (I)/Barton, Earl/Horvath, Charles/Wilson, Terry (I)/Van Sickel, Dale/Petrie, Howard/Wooley, Sheb/Mattox, Matt/Rall, Tommy/Baker, Ann (II)/Doff, Millie/Eby-Rock, Helen/Lewis, Jarma/Powell, Jane (I)/Hall, Lois/Hall, Geraldine/Lee, Ruta/Nilsson, Anna Q./Carr, Betty/Wood, Marjorie (I)/Noyes, Betty/Kilgas, Nancy/Grel, Carol/Wells, Margaret (I)/Robinson, Ruth (I)/Newmar, Julie/Gibson, Virginia/Kuehl, Sheila James/Ducasse, Michelle/Holmes, Elizabeth (I)/Doggett, Norma +Sguardo di Michelangelo, Lo (2004)/Antonioni, Michelangelo +Shadow Zone: My Teacher Ate My Homework (1997)/D'Oliveira, Damon/Gray, Mackenzie/Hodge, Edwin/Warry-Smith, Dan/Progosh, Tim/Neville, John/Smith, Gregory (I)/Robinson, Karen (I)/Duvall, Shelley/Theodore, Diana/Kidder, Margot/Perlmutter, Dara/McCarthy, Sheila (I) +Shaggy D.A., The (1976)/Bakalyan, Richard/Soule, Olan/Hayes, John (II)/Van Patten, Dick/Conway, Tim (I)/Berlinger, Warren/Daly, Jonathan/Wynn, Keenan/Fiedler, John (I)/Lukas, Karl/McGreevey, Michael/O'Brien, Richard (II)/Conried, Hans/Frome, Milton/Davis, Walt (I)/McCormick, Pat (I)/Tayback, Vic/Jones, Dean (I)/Sinutko, Shane/Wells, Danny (I)/Schell, Ronnie/Able, Albert/Myhers, John/Dunn, Liam/Kirby, George (II)/Slate, Henry/Jones, Hank (I)/Lane, Richard (I)/Rubin, Benny/Vigran, Herb/Rowe, Vern/Adrian, Iris/Fankboner, Sarah/Gillette, Ruth/Crosby, Joan/Anderson, Christina (I)/Gibson, Mary Ann/Pleshette, Suzanne/Worley, Jo Anne/Winston, Helene +Shaggy Dog, The (1959)/Albertson, Jack/Rodney, Mark/Blake, Larry J./Hart, John (I)/Martin, Strother/Corcoran, Kevin/Westerfield, James/Considine, Tim/Williams, Mack (I)/Wever, Ned/Kellaway, Cecil/Scourby, Alexander/Frees, Paul/Jones, Gordon (I)/Aubuchon, Jacques/Bannon, Jim (I)/Palmer, Gregg (I)/Kirk, Tommy/Lewis, Forrest/Cane, Charles/MacMurray, Fred/Funicello, Annette/Shore, Roberta/Hagen, Jean +Shamrock and Roll (1969)/Storch, Larry +Shark Bait (2006)/Cash, Dylan/Epcar, Richard/Cornacchia, Michael/Fickas, David/Rhys-Davies, John/Rodriguez, Mel (I)/Logue, Donal/Alexander, Bruno/Michaely, Joel/Dick, Andy (I)/Prinze Jr., Freddie/Ermey, R. Lee/Ford, Trent/Zipfel, Kirk/Bennett, Jimmy (III)/Rauch, Matthew/Schneider, Rob/Beckham, Brice/Drescher, Fran/Perry, Megahn/Wood, Evan Rachel/Gibbs, Reedy/Shah, Tia/Shah, Tahnee +Sherlock Holmes and the Baskerville Curse (1983)/O'Toole, Peter (I) +Shnei Kuni Leml (1966)/Meskin, Aharon/Klatchkin, Raphael/Levi, Oshik/Burstyn, Mike/Arnon, Mordecai/Rodensky, Shmuel/Unikovsky, Jermain/Kutai, Ari/Goldblatt, Hanan/Grony, Romolo/Michaeli, Elisheva/Ganor, Rina +Shoes of the Fisherman, The (1968 I)/McKern, Leo/Rougeul, Jean/Trieste, Leopoldo/Revill, Clive/Olivier, Laurence/Janssen, David (I)/Copley, Peter/Moor, Dom/Werner, Oskar/Howard, Arthur (III)/Gielgud, John/MacGinnis, Niall/Kwouk, Burt/Finlay, Frank (I)/De Sica, Vittorio/Rogers, Paul (I)/Quinn, Anthony/Lindman, Åke/Harper, Gerald/Maitland, Marne/Pravda, George/Thomas, Al (I)/Frederick, John (II)/Foà, Arnoldo/Dexter, Rosemary/Miranda, Isa/Jefford, Barbara +Shooting, The (1967)/Moon, Wally (I)/Hutchins, Will/Campbell, James (I)/El Tsosie, Guy/Merholz, B.J./Mackleprang, William/Eastman, Charles/Nicholson, Jack/Oates, Warren/Carroll, Brandon (I)/Perkins, Millie +Silence (1974)/Geer, Raleigh/Geer, Will/Kelton, Richard (I)/Geer, Thad/Robustelli, Sam/Flanders, Ian Geer/Kelly, Craig (I)/Geer, Ellen +Silent Running (1972)/Persons, Mark/Whisenhunt, Larry/Engel, Roy/Rifkin, Ron/Potts, Cliff/Campanella, Joseph/Vint, Jesse/Dern, Bruce/Brown, Steve (IX)/Sparks, Cheryl +Silver Brumby, The (1993)/Mitchell, Ken (III)/Young, Harley/Fullgrabe, Graeme/Harris, Charles A. (II)/Crowe, Russell/Faithfull, Peter/Stephan, Barry/Harris, Cody/Faithfull, Richard/Stoney, David/Amos, Gary/Raaen, Johnny/Cook, Danny (I)/Tyson, Buddy/Coles, John (I)/Chesson, Murray/Goodall, Caroline/Olsson, Kristen/Packer, Helen/Daemion, Amiel +Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger (1977)/Sterne, David/Sawalha, Nadim/Mayhew, Peter (II)/Thomas, Damien/Barnabe, Bruno/Christian, Kurt/Kay, Bernard (I)/Coker, Salami/Troughton, Patrick/Wayne, Patrick (I)/Power, Taryn/Seymour, Jane (I)/Whiting, Margaret (II) +Singin' in the Rain (1952)/Fuller, Lance/Kasday, David/Bates, Jimmy/Sharpe, David (I)/Heremans, Jean/Grant, A. Cameron/Dodsworth, John/Thompson, Jimmy (IV)/Hyers, Frank/Albright, John (I)/Foulk, Robert/Saunders, Russell (II)/Maxey, Paul/Fowley, Douglas/Lester, William (I)/James, Ivor (I)/Regan, Charles (I)/Hamel, William/George, Jack (I)/Strobach, Ben/Kelly, Gene (I)/Ross, Dennis (I)/Davidson, Bert (I)/Logan, John (II)/Emory, Richard/Salata, Paul/Dayo, Robert/Fields, Don (III)/Milletaire, Carl/Hawkins, Timmy/Lontoc, Leon/Gardner, Jon (I)/Watson, Bobby (I)/Henson, Dean/Datig Jr., Fred/Kelly, Jimmy/York, Adam (I)/Dunham, Phil/Williams, Robert (I)/Holmes, Stuart/Evans, Charles (IV)/Conway, Pat (II)/Collins, Chick/Schallert, William/O'Connor, Donald/Foster, Dan (I)/Hulbert, Don/Pinson, Allen/Chatham, Bill (II)/Flatt, Ernie/McGovern, Johnny/Donovan, King/Sullivan, Brick/Tenbrook, Harry/Murray, Forbes/Mitchell, Millard/Farrell, Tommy/Dugan, Michael (I)/Sutherland, Allen/Leicester, William/Pollard, 'Snub'/Poulis, Angi O./Walker, Tommy (I)/Lerner, Diki/Wood, Wilson/Rocke, Anthony/Gallagher, Glen/Cody, Harry (I)/Blair, David (IV)/Mell, Joseph/Jones, Morgan (II)/Lewin, Bill/Lally, Mike (I)/Fortier, Robert (I)/Tannen, Julius/Clark, Lyle/Carter, Gwen (II)/Blake, Madge/Clarke, Mae/Gorman, Inez/Lewis, Sylvia/Jackson, Pat (IV)/Glickman, Shirley/Packard, Ruth/Denise, Patricia/Patrick, Dorothy/Horne, Joyce/Landon, Judy/Coyne, Jeanne/Becker, Marcella/Neyland, Anne/Bert, Margaret/Gray, Marion/Allen, Betty (II)/Rickert, Shirley Jean/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Moore, Gloria/Arlen, Bette/McCrea, Ann/Maloney, Joan/Gray, Beatrice/Ardell, Marie/Allen, Sue (I)/Charisse, Cyd/Eby-Rock, Helen/Leon, Peggy/Garrett, Diane/Lansing, Joi/Washburn, Audrey/Robinson, Joey (II)/Saunders, Audrey/Robinson, Joette/Kayne, Jan/Lavis, Janet/Stewart, Elaine (I)/Elliott, Marietta/Hannon, Betty/Rio, Joanne/Deslys, Kay/Lee, Virginia (III)/Lopez, Shirley/Scott, Betty (II)/Bonney, Gail/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Flowers, Bess/Murray, Peggy (I)/McCarty, Dorothy/DeWerd, Gloria/Zimmer, Norma/Moreno, Rita (I)/Turnell, Dee/Erbes, Betty/Hagen, Jean/Gail, Jeanne/Moore, Marilyn (IV)/Meyers, Sheila/Addams, Dawn +Sleeping Beauty (1959)/McKennon, Dal/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Colvig, Pinto/Holmes, Taylor/Thompson, Bill (I)/Miller, Marvin (I)/Candido, Candy/Amsbery, Bill/Shirley, Bill/Allen, Barbara Jo/Costa, Mary/Felton, Verna (I)/Audley, Eleanor/Luddy, Barbara +Sleeping Beauty (1987)/Holliday, David (I)/Anstey, Shone/Levit, Bob/Ben-Sira, Ya'ackov/Bee, Joseph/Chagrin, Julian/Clay, Nicholas (I)/Baker, Kenny (I)/Ophir, Shaike/Phillips, Jonathan (I)/Schneider, Michael (I)/Tsadok, Esty/Borisov, Igor/Efroni, Yehuda/Segev, Danny/Welch, Tahnee/Revach, Shula/Le Beau, Bettina/Fairchild, Morgan/Slavik, Daniela/Uziely, Yael/Rooduyn, Marjolein/Porat, Orna/Berlin, Susan/Avigdor, Amit/Miles, Sylvia/Grossman, Liora/Brackman, Bruria/Wiedlin, Jane/Chagrin, Rolanda/Eyal, Sharon +Sleepy Time Bear (1969)/Butler, Daws +Sleepy Time Chimes (1971)/Stafford, Grace +Slipper and the Rose, The (1976)/Morell, André/Graves, Peter (II)/Jordan, Patrick (I)/Coleman, Michael (I)/Shelmerdine, David/Skinner, Keith/Bateman, Tony/Barnes, Adrian/Fleet, Stanley/Drysdale, Bill (I)/Benton, Nicky/More, Kenneth/Hordern, Michael/Buchanan, Michael (II)/Fitzwiliam, Neil/Barrett, Tim (I)/Mountain, Thorey/Leeming, Peter/Land, Jimmy/Lane, Maurice (I)/Le Peltier, Adrian/Readle, Terry/Sweet, Arthur/Turner, John (I)/Heawood, Johnny/Barraclough, Roy/Bird, Norman/Logan, Vince/Orchard, Julian/Forbes, Bryan/Bundy, Reg/Saunders, Stuart (II)/Hunt, Jerry (III)/Dyall, Valentine/Sim, Gerald/Gable, Christopher/Miles, Connel/Taylor, Rocky (I)/Chamberlain, Richard (I)/Schmitzburger, Paul/Arditti, Robert/Lawford, William/Bayldon, Geoffrey/Sleep, Wayne/Darbyshire, Michael/Tickner, Hilary/Cole, Rosalind/Evans, Edith (I)/Lockwood, Susan/Kells, Janie/Williams, Polly (I)/Toye, Jacquie/Brodie, Lea/Claire, Susan (I)/Winter, Domini/Nova, Ludmilla/Reuber-Staier, Eva/Siniawski, Petra/Ayres, Rosalind/Bowers, Lally/Barrie, Wendy (II)/Craven, Gemma/Clare, Ina/Dahl, Tessa/McKee, Vivienne/Humphreys, Sheila/Lockwood, Margaret/Forbes, Emma/Reed, Myrtle (II)/Rutherford, Ann (II)/Lee Wright, Jenny/Mansfield, Elizabeth/St. Clair, Suzette/Graham, Joyce/Paull, Connie/Delaney, Anna/Kelner, Lorna/Broome, Marianne/Swift, Jessica/Horsham, Deanne/Crosbie, Annette/Hewson, Sherrie/Collier, Lesley +Small One, The (1978)/Soule, Olan/Marshall, Sean (I)/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Higgins, Joe/Jump, Gordon/Smith, Hal/Woodson, William +Small Wonders (1995)/Guaspari, Roberta +Smith! (1969)/Silverheels, Jay/Ramírez, Frank (I)/Ford, Glenn (I)/Jagger, Dean/Wynn, Keenan/Ewing, Roger/Bryant, William (I)/Westerfield, James/Palmer, Gregg (I)/Randolph, John/Cordell, Ricky/George, Chief Dan/Shea, Christopher (I)/Oates, Warren/Aldrich, Fred/Griffith, Melanie/Olson, Nancy +Snake in the Gracias (1971)/Mann, Larry D./Diamond, Don/Holland, Tom (II) +Snake Preview (1973)/Mann, Larry D. +Snoopy Come Home (1972)/Shea, Stephen/Webber, Chad/Melendez, Bill/Carey, David (I)/DeFaria, Christopher/Mendelson, Lynda/Ercoli, Linda/Kohn, Robin/Baer, Johanna/Momberger, Hilary +Snow Creature, The (1954)/Langton, Paul (I)/Denison, Leslie/Hinton, Robert/Moriyama, Rollin/Richards, Keith (I)/Phipps, William/Shimada, Teru/Anders, Rudolph/Daly, Jack (I)/Wescoatt, Rusty/Douglas, George (I)/Martin, Lock/Kino, Robert/Bice, Robert (I)/Fields, Darlene +Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)/Atwell, Roy/Harlan, Otis/Mattraw, Scotty/Gilbert, Billy (I)/Colvig, Pinto/Buchanan, Stuart (I)/MacDonald, James (II)/Olsen, Moroni/Collins, Eddie (I)/Stockwell, Harry/Darlington, Marion/Caselotti, Adriana/La Verne, Lucille +Snow White and the Three Stooges (1961)/Bailey, Mark (I)/Stroll, Edson/David, Michael (I)/Blanc, Mel/Faye, Herbie/Flint, Sam/Lacy, Chuck (I)/Collier, Richard (I)/Baer, Buddy/McGiveney, Owen/Fine, Larry (I)/Coe, Peter (III)/Innes, Edward/Cooke, Craig/Blackburn, Bill (II)/Howard, Moe (I)/DeRita, Joe/Rolfe, Guy (I)/Mustin, Burt/McNabb, Leon/Barrier, Edgar/Farrell, Leslie (II)/Blake, Marie/Medina, Patricia (I)/Heiss, Carol/Mitchell, Lisa (I)/Lalonde, Robbi/Doggett, Gloria +Snowball Express (1972)/Whitaker, Johnny/Lindsey, George/Myhers, John/Wynn, Keenan/McGreevey, Michael/Kirkpatrick, George/Whipple, Randy/Jones, Dean (I)/White, David (II)/Van Patten, Dick/Morgan, Harry/Backes, Alice/Wickes, Mary/Olson, Nancy/Phillips, Joanna/Cody, Kathleen +So Dear to My Heart (1948)/Linn, Bud/Collins, Spelman B./Williams, Tudor/Stanton, Bob/Bond, Raymond/Soderling, Walter/Willis, Matt (II)/Beal, John (I)/O'Brien, Jimmy/Casey, Emmett/Driscoll, Bobby/Ives, Burl/Harris, Alan (I)/Kruse, Henry/Rhythmaires, The/Haight, Daniel/Nash, Clarence/Prescott Jr., Charles/Woodburry, John/Littlefield, Ralph/Carey, Harry/Carson, Ken/Trout, Dink/Chase, Jack/Rees, Virginia/Darlington, Marion/Patten, Luana/Florentine, Diane/Bondi, Beulah/Waters, Darlene/Kuney, Eva Lee/Hubbard, Beulah +Some Girls Do (1969)/Sheldon, Douglas (I)/Phipps, Nicholas/Stevens, Ronnie (I)/Denham, Maurice/Johnson, Richard (I)/Morley, Robert (I)/Villiers, James/Belbin, George/Hurndall, Richard/Desmond, Florence/Roche, Marga/Rome, Sydne/North, Virginia/Howard, Vanessa/Lumley, Joanna/Stensgaard, Yutte/Lavi, Daliah/Posta, Adrienne/Loncar, Beba +Son of Flubber (1963)/Wynn, Ed/O'Malley, J. Pat/Carney, Alan/Davis, Lindy/Wynn, Keenan/Sweeney, Bob/McCue, Matthew/Smith, Hal/McKennon, Dal/Hinton, Darby/Reid, Elliott/Garrett, Michael (I)/Shayne, Robert (I)/Demarest, William/Erwin, Stuart (I)/Boag, Wally/Edmonds, Don (I)/O'Brien, William H./Wynn, Ned/Miller, Wed/Hewitt, Alan (I)/Andrews, Edward (I)/Mcart, Don/Lynde, Paul/Rice, Jack/Murray, Ken (I)/Tyler, Leon/Mojave, King/Olszewski, John/Hoyt, Clegg/Foulger, Byron/Kirk, Tommy/Ames, Leon/Mustin, Burt/Ruggles, Charles/Giroux, Lee/Flynn, Joe (I)/Lewis, Forrest/Morrow, Brad/Hunter, Henry/Albertson, Jack/Grabowski, Norman/Westerfield, James/MacMurray, Fred/Dark, Christopher/Johanson, Virgil/Jones, Gordon (I)/Ryder, Eddie/Custer, Russell/Korman, Harvey/Taylor, Ginny (I)/Montrose, Belle/MacGibbon, Harriet E./Sansberry, Hope/Moore, Joanna Cook/Lynn, Mari/Olson, Nancy/Wills, Beverly +Son of Lassie (1945)/Curtis, Donald/Matthews, Lester/Asther, Nils/Severn, William/Lewis, Robert (I)/Giermann, Frederick/Reichow, Otto/Lawford, Peter/Leigh, Nelson/Ames, Leon/Bruce, Nigel/Tyler, Leon/Helmers, Peter/Crisp, Donald (I)/Lowry, Morton (I)/Cassell, Wally/Space, Arthur/Irwin, Charles (I)/Hodgson, Leyland/Tannen, William (I)/Schumm, Hans/Leiber, Fritz/Stanton, Will (I)/Brunn, Frederic/Stevenson, Bob (I)/Bernard, Barry/Arco, Louis V./Pal (I)/Lockhart, June/Simon, Susan/Malyon, Eily/Palfi Andor, Lotte/Helm, Fay/Prest, Patricia (I)/Moore, Terry (I)/Mitrovich, Marta +Song of Norway (1970)/Gilbert, Henry (I)/Mattox, Matt/Salmon, Peter (I)/Renison, Cyril/Secombe, Harry/Morley, Robert (I)/Parikian, Manoug/Archard, Bernard/Homolka, Oskar/Clark, Ernest (I)/Chitty, Erik/Reinhardt, Stephen (I)/Rietty, Robert/Wilkinson, Barrie/McIntyre, Paddy/LuPone, Robert/Coster, Gordon/Harum, Avind/Vernon, Richard (II)/Jaeger, Frederick/Berntzen, Rolf/Porretta, Frank/Jones, Roy (I)/Robinson, Edward G./Barrie, John/Rigg, Carl/Lloyd Pack, Charles/Taylor, Jeffrey (V)/Lindtner, Eli/Hayter, James/Wordsworth, Richard/Maurstad, Toralv/Adam, Ronald/Foss, Wenche/Richards, Susan (I)/Walton, Jennie/Maurstad, Tordis/Claire, Susan (I)/Munro, Nan/Crisp, Tracey/Kells, Jane/Speight, Rosalind/Darling, Jane (I)/Tromm, Ilse-Nore/Drinkwater, Ros/O'Brien, Denise/Schollin, Christina/Hardy, Michele/Towne, Aline/Henderson, Florence (I)/von der Heyde, Barbara/Farthingale, Hermione/Larner, Elizabeth +Song of the South (1946)/Nokes, Georgie/Leedy, Glenn/Holland, Gene/Rolf, Erik/Stewart, Nick (I)/Baskett, James/Lee, Johnny (I)/Driscoll, Bobby/Watson, Lucile/Field, Mary (I)/Brown, Anita (I)/Patten, Luana/McDaniel, Hattie/DeCastro Sisters, The/Warrick, Ruth +Soul to Soul (1971)/Santana, Carlos (I)/Pickett, Wilson/Turner, Ike/McCann, Les/Turner, Tina/Flack, Roberta/Staples, Mavis +Sound of Music, The (1965)/Chase, Duane/Lee, Bill (IV)/Truhitte, Daniel/Callow, Alan/Haydn, Richard (I)/Harris, Sam (II)/Wright, Ben (I)/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Hammond, Nicholas (I)/Sayre, Jeffrey/Stuart, Gilchrist/McKay, Margery/Wood, Peggy (I)/Lee, Anna (I)/Turner, Debbie (I)/Parker, Eleanor (I)/Menzies, Heather/Nelson, Portia/Varden, Norma/Karath, Kym/Lloyd, Doris/Cartwright, Angela/Baker, Evadne/Nixon, Marni/von Trapp, Maria/Carr, Charmian/Andrews, Julie (I) +Sounder (1972)/Winfield, Paul/Bradford, Spencer/Mahal, Taj (I)/Leggio, Jerry/Best, James (I)/Hooks, Eric/Airhart, Teddy/Phillips, Rev. Thomas N./Hooks, Kevin/Bennett, William T./Durham, Richard (I)/Sharkey, Myrl/Durham, Inez/Mathews, Carmen/Williams, Sylvia Kuumba/MacLachlan, Janet/Jarrell, Yvonne/Tyson, Cicely +Sounder, Part 2 (1976)/Young, Darryl (I)/Billings, Earl/Mahal, Taj (I)/Breaux, Walter/Bynum, Don/Franklin, Harry/Airhart, Teddy/Armelino, Raymond/Sylvester, Harold/Bolden, Ronald/Kenner, Warren/Jarrell, Emanual/Wright, Ebony/Nofles, Irene/Chase, Annazette/Kuumba/Sutton, Carol/Young, Erika +Sourdough (1981)/Evans, Gene (I)/Brock, Charles/Perry, Gil/Oksoktaruk, Philip +Southern Double Cross (1973)/Schreiber, Avery/Denison, Bob/Lewis, Judy (I)/Jeffreys, Anne +Southern Heart (1999)/DeLuise, Peter/Mize, Larry/Adams, Ron (III)/Gilroy, Dan/Horgan, Jason/Kuykendall, Kim/Hendrix Collins, Jamie/Carpenter, Emily +Spaceman and King Arthur, The (1979)/Beatty, Robert (I)/Bewes, Rodney/Roach, Pat/Brennan, Kevin (I)/Dale, Jim (I)/Shaps, Cyril/Le Mesurier, John/Lye, Reg/Dugan, Dennis/Solon, Ewen/Moody, Ron/More, Kenneth/White, Sheila (I) +Speedway (1968)/McDonnell, John (V)/Bixby, Bill/Carter, Harper (I)/Schallert, William/Launer, S. John/Spencer, G.C./Hickox, Harry/Harris, Bob (I)/Brown, Courtney (I)/James, Robert (VII)/Riddle, Hal/Stroud, Claude/McCauley, Tom/Ramsey, Ward/Hill, Morgan (III)/Mayne, Roy/Stevenson, Robert (II)/Hodge, Charlie/Reed, Sandy (I)/Hagen, Ross/Petty, Richard (I)/Mustin, Burt/Cisar, George/Reindel, Carl/Lund, Tiny/Ponce, Poncie/Baker, Buddy (II)/Littlejohn, Gary/Ballantine, Carl/Adano, Ralph/Yarborough, Cale/Gordon, Gale/Hutcherson, Dick/Keene, William/Presley, Elvis/West, Christopher (I)/Mills, Sally/Michaels, Jamie/Hardy, Gari/Powers, Beverly/Meyerink, Victoria Paige/Charles, Arlene/Stanley, Dianne/Hedström, Barbro/Stewart, Charlotte (I)/Lawton, Cassandra/Nelson, Kathy/Newman, Michele (I)/Rogers, Rita/Ullman, Sheryl/Sinatra, Nancy/Brown, Dana (I)/Garrett, Sharon/Hamilton, Karen (I)/Jones, Marilyn (I)/Carroll, Dee/Keith, Patti Jean +Speedy Ghost to Town (1967)/Blanc, Mel +Spellbound (2002 I)/Richkind, Sydnor Mehr/Brigham, Ted/Song, Shuojing/Kadakia, Neil/Hooper, Geoff/Bailly, Jacques/Cameron, Alex (III)/Altman, Harry/Mohapatra, Alexander/Enders, Eric/Neuhauser, Frank/Andrews, Ned/Dolan, William/Brigham, Dan/Thampy, George/White, Ashley (I)/Stagg, Emily/DeGideo, April/Arenivar, Angela/Tejani, Amee/McCrimmon, Katie Kerwin/Lala, Nupur +Spellbreaker: Secret of the Leprechauns (1996)/Bluthal, John/McCoy, Sylvester/Ellis, James (I)/Smith, Gregory (I)/James, Godfrey/Haiduc, Ion/Higgins, Mike (VI)/Potter, Madeleine/Martin, Tina (I) +Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002)/Paul, Adam (I)/Napier, Charles/Cait, Robert/Rubano, John/Levin, Matt (I)/Cromwell, James (I)/Horse, Michael/Damon, Matt/McGonagle, Richard/LeBeau, Jeff/Fullilove, Donald/McClarnon, Zahn/Matheus, Connor/Bernet, Chopper/Studi, Daniel/Midthunder, David/Wells, Meredith +Spittin' Image (1982)/Shields, Roger/Ross, Gary (VI)/Shortcircuit, Marvin/Logan, John (II)/Charlie, Squeeze Box/Allen, Dean (IV)/Pancake, Roger/Schricker, Mack/Hirsch, Roger/Massman, Tom (I)/Atha, Tom/Cutter, Rex/Varney, Jim/Parker, Sunshine/Cooper, Jason (V)/Abbott, Robb/Massmann, Tom/Thomas, Ed (III)/Bugiewicz, Carole/Cooper, Trudi/Barr, Sharon (III)/Hejji, Juli/Wida, Maria/Barr, Karen/Skolnick, Ronda +Stalking Moon, The (1968)/Tyner, Charles/Olson, James/Narcisco, Nathaniel/Bull, Richard/Chapman, Lonny/Silvera, Frank/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Beckman, Henry/Forster, Robert (I)/Frizzell, Lou/Clay, Noland/Farnsworth, Richard/Peck, Gregory/Thorson, Russell/Martínez, Joaquín/Saint, Eva Marie/Wyeth, Sandy Brown +Stand by Me (1995)/Schon, Kevin/Sabella, Ernie +Star Spangled Girl (1971)/Roberts, Tony (I)/Bosserman, Gordon/Hobbs, Peter/Jung, Allen/Northup, Harry/Lewis, Artie/Susman, Todd/Conners, Jim/Kleeb, Helen/Allen, Elizabeth (I)/Duncan, Sandy +Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)/Seales, Franklyn/Howard, Leslie C./Jennings, Junero/Weber, Paul (III)/Doohan, Montgomery/Rocco, Tony (I)/Itzkowitz, Howard/Morga, Tom/Stuart, Norman/Lenard, Mark/Kramer, Joel/Gallegos, Joshua/Brannen, Ralph/Rougas, Michael/Kamal, Jon Rashad/Brown, Roger Aaron/Schultz, Joel/Gautreaux, David/Kelley, DeForest/Gowans, John D./Byers, Ralph/Koenig, Walter (I)/Whitney, Scott (II)/Doohan, James/Doohan, Christopher/Takei, George/Faga, Gary/Booth, Jimmie/Collins, Stephen (I)/Thomas, Craig (I)/Shatner, William/Moordigian, Dave/McIntosh, Bill (I)/Gerrold, David/Van Zandt, Billy/Nimoy, Leonard/Nichols, Nichelle/Glover, Edna/O'Sullivan, Susan (I)/Trimble, Bjo/Billy, Michele Ameen/Hummel, Sayra/Lafferty, Marcy/O'Connor, Terrence/Chess, Lisa/Yashima, Momo/Crist, Paula/Khambatta, Persis/Whitney, Grace Lee/Stange-Wahl, Louise/Barrett, Majel/McBride, Jeri/Lane, Iva +Star! (1968)/Charles, Ron (I)/Delgado, Roger/Scheider, Roy/Girardin, Ray/Gernat, Jan/Oppenheimer, Alan/Morton, Clive/Angarola, Richard/O'Malley, J. Pat/Crenna, Richard/Toff, Andrew/Mack, Lester/Lo Bianco, Tony/Matthews, Lester/Brotherson, Eric/Reed, Robert (I)/Church, Peter (I)/Lewis, Garrett/Hughes, Robin (I)/Livingston, Jock/Matheson, Murray/Berkeley, Ballard/London, Damian/Craig, Michael (I)/Fox, Bernard (I)/Sutton, Grady (I)/Massey, Daniel (I)/Abercrombie, Ian/Forsyth, Bruce/Bain, Conrad/Crichton, Don/Eisley, Anthony/Jason, Harvey/Karlan, Richard/Collin, John (I)/Calnan, Mathilda/Lee, Anna (I)/Reid, Beryl/Landis, Jeanette/Agutter, Jenny/Sandland, Barbara/Kosh, Pamela/Dano, Linda/Rogers, Dinah Ann/Andrews, Julie (I)/Hubbell, Ann/Shay, Mildred/St. Clair, Elizabeth/Hackett, Shelah/Plasschaert, Ellen/Laurence, Lynley/Cordell, Cathleen +Starbird and Sweet William (1973)/Ramirez, Caesar/Cook, Ancel/Homeier, Skip/Bear, Roger/Vaughan, Skeeter/Haggerty, Don (I)/Martinez, A/Ramirez, Monika/Lewis, Louise (II) +Stars in My Crown (1950)/Mitchell, Howard M./Hunnicutt, Arthur/Wood, Wilson/Hale, Alan (I)/Stockwell, Dean/Datig Jr., Fred/Glover, Edmund/McCrea, Joel/Hodges, Ralph/Mitchell, James (I)/Pitti, Carl/Kunde, Al/Terry, Tex/Kemper, Charles/Courtney, Chuck/Lichter, Baron James/Pollard, 'Snub'/Pharr, Frank/Arness, James/Cherry, Robert (I)/Lambert, Jack (I)/Hernandez, Juano/Pierce, James (I)/Mills, Frank (I)/Thompson, Marshall (I)/Begley, Ed (I)/Watson, Ben (I)/Moss, Jimmy (I)/Clauson, Bill/Stone, Lewis/Kilian, Victor (I)/Ollestad, Norman (I)/McCullough, Philo/Roosevelt, Buddy/Grayson, Jessica/De Walt Reynolds, Adeline/O'Byrne, Patsy/Mitchell, Rhea/Van, Connie/Bert, Margaret/Miller, Patricia (I)/Blake, Amanda (I)/Drew, Ellen/Richey, Alice/Guy, Eula/Brown, Helen (I)/Caldwell, Matilda/Eby-Rock, Helen/Arnold, Jessie/Gilchrist, Connie/Bailey, Polly +Stevie, Samson and Delilah (1975)/Hawkes, Steve/Hawkes Jr., Steven/Hall, Chuck/Windom, William +Story von Monty Spinnerratz, Die (1997)/MacDonald, Scott (I)/Stiller, Jerry/Moog, Philipp/Kinsler, Jonathan/Havenstein, Klaus/Ostendorf, Josef/Herder, Andreas/Arthur, Donald/Wink, Steffen/Guth, Raymond/Hoegel, Gudo/Yamamota, Yoshinori/Recknitz, Jack/Baker, Dee Bradley/Bartilson, Lynsey/D'Angelo, Beverly/Hutton, Lauren/Plate, Carmen +Storybook (1995)/Benjamin, Zachary/Moll, Richard/Stamp, Billy/McNamara, William/Begley Jr., Ed/Doumani, Lorenzo/Berle, Milton/Morgan, Gary (I)/Scalia, Jack/Doohan, James/Argiro, Vinny/Easton, Robert (I)/Costanzo, Robert/Fitzgerald, Sean (I)/Epperson Doumani, Brenda/Fitzgerald, Erin (II)/Lautner, Kathrin/Olson, Heather Lauren/Kurtz, Swoosie +Stowaway (1936)/Hull, Arthur Stuart/Bromberg, J. Edward/Treacher, Arthur/Chandler, Eddy/Foo, Lee Tung/Loo, Richard/Gan, Chester/McVey, Paul (I)/Lane, Allan (I)/Tannen, Julius/Fung, Willie/Greig, Robert/Young, Robert (I)/Tong, Sammee/Jackson, Selmer/Tom Jr., Layne/Ahn, Philip (I)/Wong, Beal/Stack, William/Wu, Honorable/Pallette, Eugene/Vogan, Emmett/Temple, Shirley/Regan, Jayne/Westley, Helen/Faye, Alice/Allwyn, Astrid/Eddy, Helen Jerome +Strage dei vampiri, La (1962)/Brandi, Walter/Eppler, Dieter/Batzella, Luigi/Rizzo, Alfredo/Foscari, Carla/Ferronao, Edda/Gimmy, Gena/Granata, Graziella/Procaccini, Maretta +Straight Story, The (1999)/D'Amico, Gary/Farnsworth, Richard/Stanton, Harry Dean/Flannery, Dan/Walsh, Jack (I)/Sweeney, Peter/Swadley, Leroy/Harker, Wiley/Fahey, Tommy/Jackson, Jeremy Kent/Cada, James/Reed, Russ (I)/Wonder Dog, Max the/McCallum, Bill/Wiedenhoff, Randy/Lordan, John/Haun, Jim/Pearson, Gil/Carpenter, Joseph A./Anderson, Jerry E./Cinabro, Stephen/Farley, John/Wiegert, Donald/McGill, Everett/Fahey, Matt/Sweeney, Garrett/Farley, Kevin P./Grennan, Ed/Fahey, Dan/Farr, George A./Feldhacker, Ralph/Guidry, Matt/Patterson, Barbara June/Kingsley, Barbara/Wingert, Sally/Galloway Heitz, Jane/Robertson, Barbara E./Webb, Anastasia/Maloney, Tracey/Spacek, Sissy/Schwab, Lana/Edwards-Hughes, Jennifer +Strange on the Range (1974)/Holt, Bob +Strawberry Shortcake: The Sweet Dreams Movie (2006)/Haaland, Nils/Lee, John Michael/Barfield, DeJare/Triba, Samantha/Heinke, Sarah/Ware, Rachel +Strongest Man in the World, The (1975)/Franco, Larry J./Roberts, Roy (I)/McGreevey, Michael/McVey, Tyler/Russell, Kurt (I)/Bakalyan, Richard/Myhers, John/Manning, Jack (III)/Ellis, David R./Linke, Paul (I)/Romero, Cesar (I)/Holcombe, Harry/Wolfington, Iggie/Sayre, Jeffrey/Brotherson, Eric/Frome, Milton/Carter, Don (I)/Griffin, Jack (I)/Schell, Ronnie/Van Patten, Dick/Daly, Jonathan/Charone, Irwin/Wells, Danny (I)/Feld, Fritz/Schallert, William/Price, Roger (I)/Wertimer, Ned/Bailey, Jack (I)/Bailey, Raymond/Space, Arthur/Flynn, Joe (I)/Holland, John (I)/Zuckert, Bill/Debney, John (II)/Quillan, Eddie/Gould, Harold (I)/Walker, Jack David/Renaday, Peter/Gelman, Larry/Silvers, Phil/Beach, James/DeBenning, Jeff/Brodhead, James/Regan, Tony (I)/Dunn, Matthew Conway/Metrano, Art/De Sales, Francis/Weinrib, Lennie/Patterson, Dick/Maury, Derrel/Mustin, Burt/Main, Laurie/Bakewell, William/Slate, Henry/Fong, Benson/Webster, Byron/Greenberg, Barry/Fitzpatrick, Pat/Gregory, James (I)/Blake, Larry J./Anderson, Christina (I)/Treen, Mary/Marshall, Ann (I)/Caffey, Melissa/Arden, Eve/Freeman, Kathleen (I) +Student Prince, The (1954)/Lanza, Mario/Reichow, Otto/MacDonald, Archer/Williams, John (II)/Rowland, Steve (I)/Davis, Charles (I)/Hoyt, John (I)/Sakall, S.Z./Allan, Roger/Gwenn, Edmund/Qualen, John/Purdom, Edmund/Fury, Ed/Nichols, Robert (I)/Dobson, James (I)/Ericson, John/Triesault, Ivan/Warfield, Chris/Legay, Gilbert/Calhern, Louis/Anderson, Richard (I)/Flowers, Bess/Wills, Beverly/St. John, Betta/Varden, Evelyn/Blyth, Ann +Subject Was Roses, The (1968)/Albertson, Jack/Sheen, Martin/Saxon, Don (I)/Gordon, Grant (I)/Neal, Patricia +Submarine X-1 (1968)/Davies, Rupert (I)/Kirby, Steve/De Vries, Hans/Rigg, Carl/Caan, James/Sumner, David (I)/Bowler, Norman/Hansard, Paul/Tate, Nick/Mayers, Dennis/Grellis, Brian/Roubicek, George/Farrington, Kenneth/Jordan, Desmond/Alexander, Keith (I)/Dysart, William/Steele, Richard (III)/Young, Paul (I)/Pravda, George/Kelland, John/Beevers, Diana +Summer Magic (1963)/Hodges, Eddie/Ives, Burl/Burns, Paul E./Whitehead, O.Z./Stacy, James (I)/Holcombe, Harry/Quillan, Eddie/Brown, Peter (I)/Mathers, Jimmy/Leavitt, Norman/Stine, Jan/Pollard, Michael J./Mills, Hayley/Plowright, Hilda/Merkel, Una/Turner, Wendy (II)/McGuire, Marcy/Walley, Deborah (I)/McGuire, Dorothy (I) +Summer of the Monkeys (1998)/McLellan, B.J./Thérien, André/Brimley, Wilford/Badger, Russell/Best, Wayne/Kurz, Cody/Ontkean, Michael/Hart, Blaine/Francks, Don/Sevier, Corey/Mulvihill, Danny/Stuart, Katie (I)/Cooper, Beverly (I)/Thompson, Melissa (I)/Hope, Leslie (I)/Schraner, Kim +Summerdog (1977)/Rutledge, Don/Johnson, Gordon (II)/Congdon, James/Zabriskie, Oliver/Capra, Tony/Zabriskie, Tavia/Eisenman, Elizabeth/Harris, Estelle +Super Seal (1976)/Sheperd, Bob/Edsley, Larry/Brooks, Foster/Lundin, Victor/Holloway, Sterling/Rowand, Nada/Brown, Sarah (V) +Superargo contro Diabolikus (1967)/Tichy, Gérard/Arena, Fortunato/Messina, Emilio/Genesi, Veriano/Castillo Escalona, Francisco/Cianfriglia, Giovanni/Copleston, Geoffrey/Ukmar, Bruno/Torrisi, Pietro/Battiferri, Giulio (I)/Macchi, Valentino/Ukmar, Franco/Castillo Escalona, José/Santarelli, Amerigo/Antonini, Artemio/Chiappafreddo, Enrico/Galimberti, Gilberto/Testori, Sergio/Arié, Bruno/Nusciak, Loredana/Randall, Mónica +Superdad (1973)/Russell, Kurt (I)/Rupert, Michael (I)/Griffin, Jack (I)/Begley Jr., Ed/Belasco, Leon/Manning, Jack (III)/Crane, Bob (I)/Eastman, Peter Paul/McCready, Ed/Flynn, Joe (I)/Gelman, Larry/Francis, Ivor/Van Patten, Dick/Wakefield, Jim/Fiedler, John (I)/Herbert, Pitt/Carter, Don (I)/Dunne, Stephen (I)/Daly, Jonathan/Baker, Joby/Kirby, Bruno/Hammond, Nicholas (I)/Anderson, Christina (I)/Cody, Kathleen/McKay, Allison/Stevens, Naomi/Rush, Barbara/Marshall, Ann (I)/Ellison, Joy/Lowry, Judith/Fankboner, Sarah +Superior Duck (1996)/Cummings, Jim (I)/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Gorshin, Frank/Raynes, Claude +Support Your Local Gunfighter (1971)/Curtis, Dick (II)/Wheeler, John (I)/Wilson, Terry (I)/Vigran, Herb/Taylor, Dub (I)/Morgan, Harry/Burke, Walter/O'Brien, William H./Sutton, Grady (I)/Connors, Chuck (I)/Daheim, John/Evans, Gene (I)/Dehner, John/Cooper, Ben (I)/Garner, James/Jackson, Eugene/Elam, Jack/Gonzalez Gonzalez, Pedro/Gatlin, Jerry/Jones, Henry (I)/Glenn, Roy/Bouchey, Willis/Haynes, Dick/Nolan, Jim (I)/Wagner, Mike (I)/Corby, Ellen/Windsor, Marie/Capers, Virginia/Pleshette, Suzanne/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Blondell, Joan +Support Your Local Sheriff! (1969)/Dern, Bruce/Garner, James/Reese, Tom/Sorenson, Paul/Alden, Richard (I)/Burke, Walter/Peabody, Dick/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/Elam, Jack/Anderson, Robert G. (I)/Tannen, William (I)/Morgan, Harry/Evans, Gene (I)/Jones, Henry (I)/Milford, John/Bouchey, Willis/Daheim, John/Brennan, Walter/Haynes, Dick/Hoyt, Richard (I)/Johnson, Chubby/Rogers, Gayle/Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Hackett, Joan/Jones, Marilyn (I) +Swan Princess II, The (1997)/Williamson, Jake/Camen, Joey/Vinovich, Steve/Stone, Doug (I)/Sills, Douglas/Mackay, Donald Sage/Nicastro, Michelle/Landers, Christy +Swan Princess, The (1994)/Cleese, John/McGillin, Howard/Pearce, Jim (I)/Vinovich, Steve/Palance, Jack/Slater, Tom (I)/Robbins, Tom Alan/Wright, Steven (I)/Arrington, James/Harelik, Mark/Wylie, Adam/Matthews, Dakin/Nissen, Brian (II)/De Azevedo, Lex/McKinnon Miller, Joel/Zahiri, Adrian/Callaway, Liz/Nicastro, Michelle/Hopper, Bess/Coplin, Cate/Duncan, Sandy +Swan Princess: Sing Along, The (1998)/De Azevedo, Lex/Masonson, Paul/Zahiri, Adrian/Stone, Doug (I)/Harelik, Mark/Medrano, Joseph/Sills, Douglas/Miller, Owen (I)/Vinovich, Steve/McGillin, Howard/Williamson, Jake/Matthews, Dakin/Nissen, Brian (II)/Wylie, Adam/Arrington, James/Landers, Christy/Nicastro, Michelle/Callaway, Liz/Duncan, Sandy +Swan Princess: The Mystery of the Enchanted Kingdom, The (1998)/Wright, Sean (I)/Medrano, Joseph/Miller, Owen (I)/Mackay, Donald Sage/Masonson, Paul/Vinovich, Steve/Nissen, Brian (II)/Stone, Doug (I)/Zoch, Katja/Landers, Christy/Nicastro, Michelle +Sweet and Sourdough (1969)/Weinrib, Lennie +Sweet Charity (1969)/Billman, Larry/Boden, Herman/Salinaro, Dom/Bradburn, Donald/Reams, Lee Roy/Shipton, Paul/Hatten, Tom/Angarola, Richard/Montalban, Ricardo/Burr, Lonnie/Burton, Jeff (I)/Vest, Bud/Hewitt, Alan (I)/McMartin, John/Wheeler, John (I)/Johnson, Carlton/Chabeau, Ray/Lewis, Buddy (I)/LeGault, Lance/Craig, John (I)/Lerner, Diki/Mell, Joseph/Robinson, Ed (II)/Vereen, Ben/Cort, Bud/Brewer, Charles/Bing, Leon/Harrod, Chuck/Harrison, Bill (I)/Goss, Bick/DiPaolo, Dante/Da Silva, Bryan/Stratton, Chet/Davis Jr., Sammy/Lanti, Al/Spohn, Patrick/Mann, Jerry/Hart, Buddy/Gooding, Ben (II)/Til, Roger/Radcliffe, Frank (I)/Dennis, Alfred/Fields, Jimmy/Stevans, Norman/Korthaze, Richard/Monson, Ted/Trent, Jerry (I)/Gold, Dave (II)/Painter, Walter/Beckman, Henry/Colacino, Dick/Thompson Jr., Bob/Alton, Leon/Kaye, Stubby/Frayer, John/Tabori, Kristoffer/Stratton, Walter/Leary, Nolan/Terry, Robert (I)/Kirksey, Kirk/McMurrey, Lynn/Christiansen, Cheryl/Mitchell, Jackie (II)/Harvey, Sharon (I)/Halpin, Ellen/Carroll, Dee/Twitchell, Tifni/Birner, Carol/Fields, Lynn/Doby, Kathryn/Mills, Gloria/Kelly, Paula (I)/Nevins, April/Cabot, Ceil/Laws, Jennifer (I)/DeLain, Marguerite/O'Brien, Geraldine (I)/Rovetta, Sandy/O'Neill, Maris/MacLaine, Shirley/Ryan, Charlene/Platt, Alma/Quick, Louise/Yoshioka, Adele (I)/Vaselle, Renata/West, Bonnie G./Mahoney, Trish/Salve, Juleste/Charney, Suzanne/Prickett, Maudie/Brown, Chelsea/Rivera, Chita/York, Kay (II)/Lowry, Judith/Bouchet, Barbara/Roebke, Carroll/Scruton, Victoria/Bahruth, Marie/Yarnell, Lorene/Basil, Toni +Swiss Family Robinson (1960)/Reid, Milton/MacArthur, James (I)/Kirk, Tommy/Taylor, Larry (I)/Mills, John (I)/Hayakawa, Sessue/Corcoran, Kevin/Ho, Andy/Parker, Cecil/McGuire, Dorothy (I)/Munro, Janet +Sword in the Stone, The (1963)/Swenson, Karl/Reitherman, Robert/Napier, Alan/Matthews, Junius/Sorensen, Rickie/Ravenscroft, Thurl/Reitherman, Richard/Cabot, Sebastian (I)/Alden, Norman/Allen, Barbara Jo/Wentworth, Martha/Tyler, Ginny +Szerelmi álmok - Liszt (1970)/Kolejev, Ivan/Pécsi, Sándor/Solti, Bertalan/Bitskey, Tibor/Szirtes, Ádám/Shelokhonov, Pyotr/Bessenyei, Ferenc/Leonov, Vasili/Sinkovits, Imre/Ivanov, Sergei (II)/Richter, Svyatoslav/Básti, Lajos/Major, Tamás/Huszti, Péter/Kocsy, Zsolt/Mádi Szabó, Gábor/Gelley, Kornél/Kálmán, György/Márkus, László (II)/Dmitriyev, Igor/Kulik, Valentin/Tordy, Géza/Shvartsberg, Emmanuil/Shvedersky, Anatoli/Latinovits, Zoltán/Bednostyn, Gennadi/Suka, Sándor/Polezhayev, Sergei/Karnovich-Valua, Sergei/Ruttkai, Éva/Szemere, Vera/Trembovelskaya, Larissa/Gubanova, Irina/Tolnay, Klári/Yurasova, Marina/Pécsi, Ildikó/Baytalskaya, Natalya/Luchko, Klara/Shengelaya, Ariadna +Tale of Two Critters, A (1977)/Nutter, Mayf +Tales of Beatrix Potter (1971)/Babbage, Wilfred/Grant, Garry/Coleman, Michael (I)/Fletcher, Graham/Ashton, Frederick/Grant, Alexander (I)/Mead, Bob (I)/Edwards, Leslie/Sleep, Wayne/Raymond, Suzanna/Young, Anita/Last, Brenda/Collier, Lesley/Howard, Ann (III)/Ainsworth, Carol/Benham, Joan/Goodricke, Bridget/Geraghty, Erin/Cooke, Jill/Bergen, Avril/Taylor, Rosemary (I)/Ashby, Sally/Wood, Julie +Tarzan (1999)/Whyte, Joe/Bumpass, Rodger/Blessed, Brian/Marsden, Jason/Simms, Frank/Hawthorne, Nigel/Geiger, Michael (II)/Linz, Alex D./Ewing, Blake McIver/Karpel, Adam/Gershin, Scott Martin/Proctor, Phil/Ashton, Joseph/Cummings, Jim (I)/Lucchese, Ricky/von Detten, Erik/Dempsey, Taylor/Eiding, Paul/Knaus, Darren T./Bergen, Bob/Angel, Jack (I)/Henriksen, Lance/Hall, Jonnie/Goldwyn, Tony/Knight, Wayne (I)/Perl, Michael/O'Donnell, Rosie/Anderson, Beth (I)/MacKay, Melissa/Curzon, Aria Noelle/Hughes, Jennifer L./Harmon, Linda (II)/Rotter, Jessica/Gleason, Amy/Derryberry, Debi/Driver, Minnie/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Cressida, Kathryn/Deutsch, Patti/Close, Glenn +Tarzan and the Great River (1967)/Gomes, Eliezer/Henry, Mike (I)/Gracindo, Paulo/Murray, Jan (I)/Padilla Jr., Manuel/Dolabella, Carlos Eduardo/Johnson, Rafer/del Fuego, Luz/Millay, Diana +Tarzan's Deadly Silence (1970)/Padilla Jr., Manuel/Acosta, Gregorio/Strode, Woody/Charles, Rudolph/Chávez, José/Richardson, Virgil (II)/Ely, Ron/Washington, Kenny (I)/DoQui, Robert/Mahoney, Jock/Garnica, Lupe/Nichols, Nichelle +Tarzan's Jungle Rebellion (1967)/Jaffe, Sam (I)/Lauter, Harry/Marshall, William (I)/Wood, Charles (I)/Evers, Jason/Padilla Jr., Manuel/Ely, Ron/Haynes, Lloyd/Nichols, Nichelle/Strömstedt, Ulla +Tarzán en la gruta del oro (1970)/Baldassarre, Raf/Hawkes, Steve/Sasso, Ugo/Casas, Antonio/Sancho, Fernando (I)/Marín, Luis (I)/Badia, Carlos (I)/Puente, Jesús/Nell, Krista/Swan, Kitty +Teen Knight (1998)/Franculescu, Dan/Gruia, Sandu Mihai/Robinson, Marc (I)/Totolici, Felix/Galea, Marius/Bogomaz, Dumitru/Soles, Paul/Fintescu, Dan/Trandafir, Claudiu/Bunker, Steven/Plener, Benjamin/Cristea, Eugen (I)/Nicolae, Christian/Lemche, Kris/Verbintschi, Mihai/Ciugulea, Juliana/Anghel, Ioana/Scorsone, Caterina/Pullis, Kimberly/Constantin, Liva/Ifrim, Corina +Ten Commandments, The (1956)/Strode, Woody/MacGregor, Casey/George, Anthony (I)/Carson, Robert (I)/Foster, Eddie/Price, Stanley (I)/Faris, Gamel/Wyman, Stephen (I)/Dibbs, Kem/Farnum, Franklyn/MacRae, Terry/Richards, Addison/Rivero, Carlos/Lynn, Emmett/Alpert, Herb/Mazzola, Eugene/Harvey, Paul (I)/Bice, Robert (I)/Bufman, Zeev/LaVarre, Bob/McDonald, Francis/Peters, Jon (I)/Leyva, Frank/Wilcox, Frank/Major, Ralph/Salata, Paul/DeMille, Cecil B./Bagdad, William/Dobkin, Lawrence/Keith, Max/MacDonald, Kenneth (I)/Melford, George/Ashley, Joel/Davies, James (I)/Leavitt, Norman/George, Leonard/Batanides, Arthur/Laidlaw, Ethan/Stratton, Bob/Bartold, Norman/Clark, Bobby (I)/Douglas, Allan/Lawrence, Mitchell/Allan, Ted (II)/Tookoian, Arthur/Wexler, Paul (I)/Dante, Tony/Moore, Michael (III)/Lackteen, Frank/Christy, Ken (I)/Milford, John/Louis, Tony (III)/Penney, Edmund (I)/Ahmed, Ahmed Salah Sayed/Benson, Steven (I)/Griffin, Robert (I)/Hayne, Donald/Coby, Fred/Butterfield, Herbert/Legend, Michael/Darro, Frankie/Hendry, Len/Savage, Archie/Coe, Peter (III)/Berti, Dehl/Robinson, Edward G./Upton, Julian/Kane, Eddie (I)/Harris, Michael (IV)/Hardwicke, Cedric/Richland, Kent Lewis/Nyman, Ron/Connors, Mike (I)/Mixon, John/Drexel, John/Snow, Marc/Switzer, Carl 'Alfalfa'/Compton, John/Wells, Alan (I)/Chance, Larry/Mohamed, Amena/Roberts, Mel (IV)/Marsh, Anthony (I)/Rand, Harry/Moran, Pat (I)/Keith, Ian (I)/El Boughdadly, Abbas/Terrell, Ken/Snegoff, Marc/Roman, Ric/Gerard, Hal/Baldwin, Peter (I)/Baston, Jack/Nechero, Frank/Aric, Alan (I)/Forrest, Robert (IV)/King, Walter Woolf/Derek, John/Richards, Keith (I)/Kilburn, George/Glick, Andy/Kray, Walter/Sherman, Hal (II)/Alberni, Luis/De Rolf, Paul/White, Dan (I)/Kendall, Robert/Rabar, Vernon/Price, Vincent (I)/Mitchell, Steve (I)/Zanette, Guy/Martell, Saul/Herron, Bob/Stevens, Charles (I)/Hagney, Frank/Hart, Maurice/El Deeb, Mohamed/Sill, Mike/Wilcoxon, Henry/de Marney, Terence/McMahon, Frank/Brown, Naaman/Randall, Stuart (I)/Kean, Richard/Conklin, Rus/Antinora, Bart/Kilburn, Glen/Mather, Jack (I)/Cuddy, Kio/Hansen, Peter (I)/Robotham, George/Curtis, Donald/Morrow, Neyle/Bender, Richard/Stevens, Onslow/Ansara, Michael/Franz, Eduard/Cunningham, Jack (II)/Hinton, Ed (I)/Fayad, Frank/Landers, Harry (I)/Lisa, Ronald/Brandon, Henry (I)/Colebrook, Edward/Cromer, Dean/Abaza, Rushdy/Weber, Paul (II)/Saxe, Carl/Kent, Don (II)/Phillips, Greigh/Carnell, Cliff/Higazy, Salah/Lucas, Jerry (I)/Meissner, Albert P./Diggs, John/Burnett, Rexford/Hill, Ramsay/Lynch, Don (III)/Bender, Marc/Lytton, Herbert/Brynner, Yul/Barron, Baynes/Corden, Henry/Walker, Clint (I)/Alden, Eric/Baldwin, Peter (III)/DeKova, Frank/Parrish, John (I)/Morse, Robin (I)/Mark, Michael (I)/Escalante, Henry A./Gordon, Gavin (I)/Searles, Jefferson Dudley/Frederick, John (II)/Bernard, Butch/Eldin, Mah Salah/Bell, Kay (I)/Marcos, Tony/Heston, Charlton/Duran, Tommy/Hamilton, Chuck (I)/Gary, Paul/Evans, Charles (IV)/Carradine, John/Roth, Mickey/Gozier, Bernie/Eustrel, Anthony/Mamakos, Peter/Hunter, Robert (I)/Shatta, Ister/Dumas, Robert/Vaughn, Robert (I)/Zendar, Fred/Warner, H.B./Wright, Norman (II)/Aghayan, Gorgen Raymond/Miljan, John/Baxter, George (I)/Simpson, Mickey/Bender, Don/Wyenn, Than/Koontz, Mel/Cagney, Tim/Heyes, Herbert/Leonard, David (I)/Esma, Hanaf Abou/Gilden, Richard/Hart, John (I)/Earle, Edward (I)/Creed, Roger/Gold, Joe/Gould, Cliff (II)/Merrick, John (VII)/Khoury, George (I)/Lewis, Harry (I)/Hashim, Edmund/Redwing, Rodd/St. Claire, Robert (II)/Fain, Matty/Abbas, Abdullah/Romito, Victor/Peterson, Preston (II)/Dumbrille, Douglass/Farnsworth, Richard/Fleming, Jack/André, E.J./McGough, Richard/Roberts, Stephen (II)/Darrell, Steve/Nagy, Alix/Kohler Jr., Fred/Heston, Fraser Clarke/Macollum, Barry/Groves, Jerry/Cretan, John F./Woods, Harry/Terman, Hy (I)/Merton, John (I)/Minardos, Nico/Mitchell, Gordon (I)/Webb, Amanda (I)/Bennett, Rita (V)/Garver, Kathy/Williams, Noelle (II)/Milo, Miliza/Manns, Sharon/Beers, Prudence/Baxter, Anne/Barrett, Judith (II)/De Carlo, Yvonne/Tribble, Pat/Adams, Dorothy/Gibson, Mimi/Fouad, Mona/Forbes, Mary Elizabeth/Winston, Marilyn/Richard, Dawn/Gump, Diane/Hitchcock, Patricia/Hill, Hallene/Heigh, Helene/Rowen, Linda Sue/Anderson, Judith (I)/Knight, Charlotte (I)/Warner, Bunny/Woodbury, Joan/Richard, Pat/Dimitry, Sophie/De Walt Reynolds, Adeline/Burson, Polly/Colburn, Lesley-Marie/Vanderveen, Joyce/Gerson, Jeanne/Warner, Joan/White, Loray/Brown, Wanda (I)/Cunningham, Fairy/Bradley, Jan/Guild, Lyn/Denham, Vera/Fedderson, Tido/Shaw, Naomi/Scott, Martha/Ratliff, Ida/Park, Jacqueline/Albertson, Lillian/Crider, Dorothy/Ballon, Patti/Buyeff, Lillian/Starr, Marcoreta/Greene, Jaclynne/Stevens, Emilie/Aza, Maria Elena/Merlin, Joanna/Hale, Nancy (I)/Mitchum, Julie/Finn, Lila/Johnson, Adele Cook/Griggs, Mary Ann/Clark, Shari/Gilbert, Jo (I)/Francis, Vera/Tedrow, Irene/Jocelyn, June/Fealy, Maude/Bain, Babette/Harker, Charmienne/Carlan, Florine/Brest, Harriett/Palange, Inez/Andre, Dorothy (I)/Hammond, Kay (II)/Mitchell, Lisa (I)/Andre, Claire/Miller, Joyce (I)/Harvey, Jean (I)/Brown, Linda Sue/Sande, Serena/Paul, Eugenia/Duncan, Margie/Darrow, Madelyn/Cloud-Miller, Elizabeth/Benoit, Mary/LeVeque, Carol/Gregory, Maia/Hawkins, Mary Ann/Bakken, Vicki/Volding, Louise/Christie, Babs/Darlyn, Jann/Popel, Mary Ellen/Brown, Cindy (IV)/Turner, Patricia/Martin, Irene (I)/Wood, Jeane/Kobe, Gail/Iannone, Patricia/Moscati, Lorraine/Goren, Judy/Meredith, Madge/Faye, Julia/Van, Connie/Holmes, Madeleine/Bassett, Betty/Samuels, Joan/Neumann, Dorothy/Foch, Nina/Getchell, Emily/Malouf, Larue/Hall, Diane/Peattie, Yvonne/Brown, Esther/Rhoads, Gloria/Cheselka, Anna/Sheldon, Kathryn/Cooper, Edna Mae/Paget, Debra/Deering, Olive/Prudhomme, Elizabeth/Morgan, Paula (I)/Jordon, Lorna/Regen, Marlee Sue/Kay, Mary Ellen/Duncan, Marjie +Ten Miles to the Gallop (1973)/Holt, Bob/Mann, Larry D. +Tender Warrior, The (1971)/Hickox, Johnny/Spikes, Bobby/DaLie, David/Lee, Charles (VIII)/Thomas, Clifford/Hall, William (XI)/Haggerty, Dan (I)/Callahan, Clarance/Elkins, Liston/Braitley, Marie +That Darn Cat! (1965)/Jones, Dean (I)/Wynn, Ed/Demarest, William/Dorrell, Don/Lessy, Ben/Lowell, Tom (I)/Gorshin, Frank/Syn/McDowall, Roddy/Blake, Larry J./Held, Karl/Sullivan, Liam (I)/Blakely, Gene/Deacon, Richard (I)/Brand, Neville/Eastham, Richard/Provine, Dorothy/Adrian, Iris/Mills, Hayley/Lanchester, Elsa/Hall, Grayson +That Lady from Peking (1975)/Carver, Peter/Oliver, Tom (I)/Thompson, Jack (I)/Evis, Brian/Melton, Sid/Weingott, Owen/Bruning, Robert/Rouse, Graham/Warwick, John (I)/Golsby, Kevin/Bellinger, Mike/Reid, Don (I)/Betz, Carl/Rydell, Bobby/Armstrong, Peter (I)/Ingersent, Anthony/Moll, Brian (I)/Sugg, Penny/Gore, Sandy/Jarett, Susan/Turner, Niki (I)/Kwan, Nancy/Benet, Vicki/Fong, Robyn/Cracknell, Ruth/Lynd, Eva +That's Dancing! (1985)/Richards, Jeff (I)/Nelson, Gene (I)/d'Amboise, Jacques/Martin, Dean (I)/Jackson, Michael (I)/Abbott, Tommy/Feld, Eliot/Bean, David (I)/Teague, Anthony 'Scooter'/Talbot, Lyle/Travolta, John/Smith, Tucker (I)/Berkeley, Busby/Mordente, Tony/Daniels, Leroy/O'Connor, Donald/McDonald, Ray (I)/Bolger, Ray/Mitchell, James (I)/Blue, Monte/Kidd, Michael/Cagney, James/Mattox, Matt/Johnson, Van (I)/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Robinson, Bill (I)/Blore, Eric/Sinatra, Frank/Lorre, Peter (I)/Tamblyn, Russ/Montalban, Ricardo/Helpmann, Robert/Van, Bobby (I)/Iturbi, José/Gable, Clark/Powell, Dick (I)/Murphy, George (I)/Banas, Robert/Kelly, Gene (I)/Rall, Tommy/Dailey, Dan/Nureyev, Rudolf/Baryshnikov, Mikhail/Watson, Bobby (I)/Astaire, Fred/Taylor, Robert (I)/Ebsen, Buddy/Platt, Marc (I)/Brascia, John/Laskey, Charles/Skelton, Red/Michaels, Bert (I)/Evans, Harvey/Winters, David (I)/Massine, Léonide/Haley, Jack (I)/Davis Jr., Sammy/Stewart, James (I)/Grant, Cary/Champion, Gower/Ann-Margret/Garland, Judy (I)/Toumanova, Tamara/Powell, Eleanor (I)/Kelly, Paula (I)/Tashman, Lilyan/Haver, June/Moore, Annabelle/Temple, Shirley/Fuller, Loie/Waters, Ethel/Turner, Lana/McCracken, Joan/Ball, Lucille/Elg, Taina/Zorina, Vera/Powell, Jane (I)/Cara, Irene/Pavlova, Anna (I)/Williams, Esther (I)/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Leigh, Vivien/Duncan, Isadora/Fonteyn, Margot/Day, Doris (I)/Champion, Marge/Trikonis, Gina/Carr, Betty/Shearer, Moira/Linn, Bambi/Lee, Ruta/Tarita (I)/Luckey, Susan/Kilgas, Nancy/D'Andrea, Carole/MacLaine, Shirley/Holliday, Judy/Minnelli, Liza/Miller, Ann (I)/Oakes, Susan/Gibson, Virginia/Doggett, Norma/DeHaven, Gloria/Beals, Jennifer (I)/Bremer, Lucille/Jahan, Marine/Caron, Leslie/Newmar, Julie/Crawford, Joan (I)/Shaw, Wini/Charisse, Cyd/Allyson, June/Bellini, Francesca/Keeler, Ruby/Haney, Carol/Vera-Ellen +That's Entertainment! (1974)/King, Charles (I)/Morgan, Dennis (I)/Bolger, Ray/Chevalier, Maurice (I)/Stewart, James (I)/Munshin, Jules/O'Connor, Donald/Montgomery, Robert (I)/Gable, Clark/Ebsen, Buddy/Grant, Cary/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Sinatra, Frank/Eddy, Nelson/Keel, Howard/Tamblyn, Russ/Warfield, William/Durante, Jimmy/Haley, Jack (I)/Carpenter, Carleton/Damone, Vic/Lawford, Peter/Buchanan, Jack (I)/Johnson, Van (I)/McPhail, Douglas/Edwards, Cliff (I)/Martin, Tony (I)/Kelly, Gene (I)/Jones, Allan (I)/Jourdan, Louis (I)/Lahr, Bert/Nicholas, Harold/Lanza, Mario/Astaire, Fred/Crosby, Bing/Keaton, Buster/Nicholas, Fayard/Dale, Virginia (I)/Howell, Lottice/Bruce, Virginia/Stone, Paula (I)/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Grayson, Kathryn/Caron, Leslie/DeHaven, Gloria/Harlow, Jean/Hayes, Bernadene/Grey, Virginia/Williams, Esther (I)/Crawford, Joan (I)/Durbin, Deanna/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Garrett, Betty/Horne, Lena/Dahl, Arlene/Miller, Ann (I)/Charisse, Cyd/Allyson, June/Totter, Audrey/Powell, Jane (I)/Marsh, Joan/Moorhead, Natalie/Armen, Kay/Powell, Eleanor (I)/Rogers, Ginger/Garland, Judy (I)/Krueger, Lorraine/O'Brien, Margaret (I)/Minnelli, Liza/MacDonald, Jeanette/Gardner, Ava +That's Entertainment! III (1994)/Kelly, Gene (I)/McDonald, Ray (I)/Astaire, Fred/Keel, Howard/Arthur, George K./Young, Robert (I)/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Benny, Jack/Keaton, Buster/Monroe, Marilyn/Hepburn, Katharine/Dressler, Marie/Rainer, Luise/Dahl, Arlene/Crawford, Joan (I)/Lansbury, Angela/Lamarr, Hedy/Miller, Ann (I)/Lombard, Carole (I)/Moran, Polly/Williams, Esther (I)/Dodge Twins, The/Goddard, Paulette/Dietrich, Marlene/Grayson, Kathryn/Charisse, Cyd/Loy, Myrna/Shearer, Norma/Horne, Lena/MacDonald, Jeanette/Gardner, Ava/Garland, Judy (I)/Turner, Lana/McCracken, Joan/Allyson, June/Garbo, Greta/Harlow, Jean/Ball, Lucille/Davies, Marion/Five Locust Sisters, The/Powell, Eleanor (I)/Bergman, Ingrid (I)/Leigh, Vivien/Reynolds, Debbie (I) +That's Entertainment, Part II (1976)/Levant, Oscar/Skelton, Red/Abbott, Bud/Guétary, Georges/Marx, Groucho/Tracy, Spencer/Rall, Tommy/Wayne, David (I)/Gravey, Fernand/Drake, Tom (I)/Benchley, Robert/Armstrong, Louis (I)/O'Connor, Donald/Anderson, Eddie 'Rochester'/Benny, Jack/Jones, Allan (I)/Cagney, James/Weissmuller, Johnny/Ayres, Lew/Laurel, Stan/Shean, Al (I)/Fosse, Bob/Sinatra, Frank/Barrymore, Lionel/Buchanan, Jack (I)/Powell, William (I)/Durante, Jimmy/Crosby, Bing/Eddy, Nelson/Taylor, Robert (I)/Kelly, Gene (I)/Gable, Clark/Keel, Howard/Montgomery, Robert (I)/Grant, Cary/Costello, Lou/Stone, Lewis/Wynn, Keenan/Stewart, James (I)/Chevalier, Maurice (I)/Marx, Chico/Cahn, Sammy/McDowall, Roddy/Pidgeon, Walter/Astaire, Fred/Hardy, Oliver/Dailey, Dan/Calhern, Louis/Barrymore, John (I)/Young, Robert (I)/Van, Bobby (I)/Champion, Gower/Marx, Harpo/Colman, Ronald/Rooney, Mickey (I)/Tone, Franchot/Fields, W.C./Douglas, Melvyn/Haney, Carol/O'Sullivan, Maureen/Kelly, Grace (I)/Leigh, Vivien/Caron, Leslie/Reynolds, Debbie (I)/Powell, Eleanor (I)/Harlow, Jean/Hepburn, Katharine/Waters, Ethel/Garland, Judy (I)/Dumont, Margaret/Turner, Lana/Garbo, Greta/Fabray, Nanette/Sothern, Ann/Grayson, Kathryn/Knight, June/Loy, Myrna/Garrett, Betty/Dressler, Marie/Verdon, Gwen/Korjus, Miliza/Charisse, Cyd/Williams, Esther (I)/MacDonald, Jeanette/Day, Doris (I)/Gingold, Hermione/Shore, Dinah/Horne, Lena/Rogers, Ginger/Holliday, Judy/Crawford, Joan (I)/Miller, Ann (I)/Hutton, Betty (I)/Garson, Greer/Champion, Marge/Taylor, Elizabeth (I)/Bennett, Constance (I) +Their Only Chance (1975)/Hoddy, Steve/Ruppel, Greg/Goddard, Ross/Ebert, Ken (II)/Goddard, Jack/Mahoney, Jock/Swaggerty, Jim/Lowe, Ron (I)/Jeffers, Chris/Watt, Mildred +They Fought Back! (2000)/Masur, Dr. Norbert/Schachter, Raphael/Karski, Jan/Hitler, Adolf/Gerron, Kurt +They Might Be Giants (1971)/McCurry, John (I)/Miner, Worthington/Sandulescu, Jacques/Rawlins, Lester/Abraham, F. Murray/Weyand, Ron/Gilford, Jack/Cotsworth, Staats/Walsh, M. Emmet/Clark, Oliver (I)/Clanton, Ralph/Capodilupo, Tony/Tolkan, James/Lewis, Al (III)/Cowles, Matthew/Roche, Eugene (I)/Zorich, Louis/Scott, George C./McGuire, Michael (I)/Benedict, Paul/Beniades, Ted/Hoffman, Jane (I)/McClanahan, Rue/Winn, Kitty/Egan, Jenny/Merritt, Theresa/Woodward, Joanne/Bond, Sudie/Azzara, Candice/Greener, Dorothy/Fuller, Frances +This Is Cinerama (1952)/Thomas, Lowell +Thomas and the Magic Railroad (2000)/Feore, Colm/Fonda, Peter (I)/Bugbee, Robbie/Lazorcik, Mike/Rodgers, Michael E./Means, Russell/Black, Robert (I)/Tinkler, Robert/Wall, Jared/Crone, Neil/Baldwin, Alec/McMains, Cody/Frank, Kevin/Glen, Edward/Bower, Laura/Ballantyne, Linda/Roman, Susan/Skinner, Shelley/Hallier, Lori/Allcroft, Britt/Wilson, Mara/Conn, Didi +Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967)/Riordan, Christopher/Fox, James (I)/Gavin, John (I)/Nova, Lou/Lee, Bill (IV)/Morita, Pat/Zoppe, Alberto/Yee, Kenneth (II)/Mason, Todd (I)/Faye, Herbie/Soo, Jack/Dexter, Anthony (I)/St. Clair, Michael (I)/Crichton, Don/Copeland, Alan (I)/Schwab, Buddy/Carrier, Albert/Rubin, Benny/Bryant, Jimmy (I)/Ahn, Philip (I)/Rogers, Victor (I)/Thompson, Jay (I)/Andrews, Julie (I)/Ward, Jackie (I)/Channing, Carol/Moore, Mary Tyler/Sayer, Diane/Hush, Lisabeth/Lillie, Beatrice/Humphrey, Cavada/Dee, Ann/Clarke, Mae +Thousand Plane Raid, The (1969)/Dierkop, Charles/Thomas, Scott (I)/Jaglom, Henry/Perkins, Larry (I)/Evans, Michael (I)/McLaughlin, Mac/George, Christopher (I)/Proctor, Phil/McIntire, Tim (I)/Pitlik, Noam/Reindel, Carl/MacLeod, Gavin/Sutherlin, Wayne/Ebersberg, Horst/Gammon, James (I)/Murphy, Ben (I)/Hopkins, Bo/Cannon, J.D./Carter, John (IV)/Atwater, Barry/Marshal, Gary (I)/Stephens, Laraine +Three Caballeros, The (1944)/Calaveras, Trío/Holloway, Sterling/Graham, Frank (I)/Almirante/del Río, Trío Ascencio/Oliveira, José/Garay, Joaquin/Amarale, Nestor/Shields, Fred/Nash, Clarence/Colvig, Pinto/Miranda, Aurora/Molina, Carmen (I)/Luz, Dora +Three Sisters (1970)/Wylie, Frank/MacKintosh, Kenneth/Munro, David (IV)/Olivier, Laurence/Lomax, Harry/Kay, Richard (I)/Jacobi, Derek/Pickup, Ronald/Adams, Alan (I)/Belcher, David/Selway, George/Walker, Robert (VIII)/Bates, Alan/Heard, Daphne/Plowright, Joan/Watts, Jeanne/Reid, Sheila (I)/Purnell, Louise (I)/Wilson, Judy (I)/Griffiths, Mary (II) +Three Stooges Follies, The (1974)/Lewis, George J./Naish, J. Carrol/Curtis, Dick (I)/Keaton, Buster/Dent, Vernon/Howard, Moe (I)/Jamison, Bud/Croft, Douglas/Arnold, Phil (I)/Brent, Lynton/Howard, Curly/Fine, Larry (I)/Wilson, Lewis (I)/Fetherston, Eddie/Smith, Kate (I)/Jensen, Lola/Gale, Gladys/Appleby, Dorothy/Kaaren, Suzanne/Allen, Barbara Jo/Carmen, Jean +Three Warriors (1978)/Lloyd, Christopher (I)/Brooks, Dean/White-Eagle, Charles/Miller, Lynn/Redwing, McKee/Huddleston, Michael/Lambert, Mel/Quaid, Randy/Miller Sr., Avex/Jim Sr., Nathan/Patt, Byron/Wilson, Trey/Red Elk, Lois/Leonard, Stacey/Spino, Raydine/Miller, Lynne +Threshold: The Blue Angels Experience (1975)/Nielsen, Leslie (I) +Thrill Ride: The Science of Fun (1997)/Shearer, Harry/Harper, Paul (I)/Armstrong, Neil (I)/Peterson, Cassandra +Throw Out the Anchor! (1974)/Hugh, Edwin/West, Rich (I)/Martin, Ralph (I)/Hall, Phillip/Hill, Don (II)/DeManio, Peter/Handke, Emil/Ivey, Bernard/Shoenthaler, Rusty/Rich, Ron (I)/Richard, Harry/Gawlikowski, David/Bailey, Jayson/Juergens, Robert/Hugh, John (I)/Lopp, Phil/Egan, Richard (I)/Clark, Jim (III)/Foster, Connie/Hatfield, Susan/Arngrim, Alison/Merrill, Dina +Thumbelina (1994)/Ryan, Will (I)/Jay, Tony/Imhoff, Gary/Nunes, Michael/Hurt, John/Gottfried, Gilbert/Cunningham, Kendall/Conforti, Gino/Ross, Neil (I)/Lester, Loren/Lynch, Joe (I)/Mann, Danny (I)/Mars, Kenneth/Foray, June/Vallance, Louise/Channing, Carol/Charo (I)/Benson, Jodi/Musick, Pat/Cook, Barbara (I)/Glover, Tawny Sunshine +Thunderbird 6 (1968)/Files, Gary/Graham, David (II)/Keen, Geoffrey/Rimmer, Shane/Alexander, Keith (I)/Dyneley, Peter/Carson, John (I)/Zimmerman, Matt (I)/Wilkin, Jeremy/Anderson, Sylvia (I)/Finn, Christine +Tickled Pink (1968)/Blanc, Mel +Tigger Movie, The (2000)/Sansom, Ken/Carel, Roger/Alane, Bernard/Préjean, Patrick/Berland, François/Djanik, Henry/Hopkins, Nikita/Attenborough, Tom/Koch, Geoff/Fiedler, John (I)/Cullen, Peter (I)/Welker, Frank/Stojka, Andre/Crouzet, Roger/Donda, Jean-Claude/Lamamra, Wahid/Niovet, Paul/Cummings, Jim (I)/Hurt, John/Donda, Camille/Soucie, Kath/Poulain, Dominique/Chantal, Claudie/Pearl, Yael +Time Machine, The (1960)/Young, Alan (I)/Cabot, Sebastian (I)/Chang, Wah/Bissell, Whit/Helmore, Tom/Frees, Paul/Taylor, Rod (I)/Skelly, James/Barran, Bob/Lloyd, Doris/Mimieux, Yvette/Powell, Josephine +Time to Remember, A (1987)/D'Orio, Joseph/Burns, Vincent J. (I)/Serra, Raymond/Brewer, Daniel (III)/Dimoleon, Paris/Mensch, Mark/Bertoni, Ricardo/O'Connor, Donald/Kakuk, Joseph/Makem, Tommy/Russo, Anthony (I)/Gomez, Ruben (I)/Case, Alison/Gardner, Suzanne (I)/Dickerson, Nadine/King, Morgana/Lee, Lorna +Tinerete fara batrînete (1968)/Paladescu, Mihai/Petrut, Emanoil/Tugearu, Ion/Breazu, Mircea/Secareanu, Nicolae/Pogonat, Margareta/Stanescu, Carmen/Széles, Anna +Toate pînzele sus (1976)/Dron, Dorin/Ciobanu, Ilarion/Visu, Gheorghe/Alsec, Zephi/Besoiu, Ion/Rautu, Colea/Sofron, Cristian/Dichiseanu, Ion/Papaiani, Sebastian/Florescu, Jean Lorin/Giurumia, Aurel/Constantin, Jean (II)/Szönyi, Julieta +Toklat (1971)/Ames, Leon +Tokoloshe (1971)/Pelle, Saul/James, Sid (I)/Buthelezi, Chief Mangosuthu/Sabe, Jimmy +Tom and Jerry: The Movie (1992)/Gilbert, Ed/Wojahn, Scott/Morris, Howard (I)/Jay, Tony/Lander, David L./Moore, Mitchel D./Burson, Greg/McLeod, Raymond/Insana, Tino/Bell, Michael (I)/Kind, Richard/Gibson, Henry (I)/Lassick, Sydney/Messick, Don/Taylor, Rip/Rae, Charlotte/Hill, Dana (I)/Ward, B.J. (II)/McAfee, Anndi +Tom Sawyer (1973)/Eastham, Richard/Keen, Noah/Taylor, Jonathan (I)/Oates, Warren/Lynch, Mark (I)/Summers, Sean/East, Jeff/Kuhn, James A./Whitaker, Johnny/Taylor, Dub (I)/Jefferson, Kevin/Jones, Henry (I)/Hogg, Steve/Lewis, Joshua Hill/Kenyon, Sandy (I)/Hank, Kunu/Foster, Jodie/Williams, Page (I)/Voss, Anne (I)/Holm, Celeste (I)/Benson, Lucille/Joyce, Susan +tom thumb (1958)/Freberg, Stan/Terry-Thomas/McKennon, Dal/Butterworth, Peter/Young, Alan (I)/Tamblyn, Russ/Bull, Peter (I)/Wallace, Ian (I)/Miles, Bernard/Sellers, Peter/Leigh, Suzanna/Ferris, Barbara (I)/Matthews, Jessie (I)/Thorburn, June +Tomorrow's Lullaby (2005)/Gormley, Sean +Tonari no Totoro (1988)/Welker, Frank/Amagasa, Toshiyuki/Nakamura, Daiki/Kramer, Steve (I)/Butcher, Paul/Hirose, Masashi/Nishimura, Tomohiro/Snegoff, Gregory/Hartman, Kenneth (II)/Chiba, Shigeru/Takagi, Hitoshi/Daly, Timothy (I)/Sabara, Evan/Itoi, Shigesato/Tatsuta, Naoki/Kôjiro, Chie/Suzuki, Reiko (I)/Petersen, Katelin/Fanning, Dakota/Carroll, Pat (I)/Kenworthy, Alexandra/Chase, Cheryl (I)/Tarako/Siddall, Brianne/Hidaka, Noriko/Orr, Ashley Rose/Sakamoto, Chika/Core, Natalie/Kitabayashi, Tanie/Shimamoto, Sumi/Maruyama, Yûko/Ootani, Ikue/Michelson, Lisa/Salonga, Lea/Hiramatsu, Akiko/MacQueen, Melanie/Mizutani, Yûko/Washio, Machiko/Cody, Lara +Top Cat and the Beverly Hills Cats (1987)/Schreiber, Avery/Stang, Arnold/Paulsen, Rob/Welker, Frank +Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970)/Tamura, Takahiro/Cotten, Joseph (I)/Farr, Jamie/Tanaka, Tom (I)/Picerni, Charlie (I)/Frees, Paul/Kroeger, Berry/Kitamura, Kazuo/Karnes, Robert/Jones, Hank (I)/Reindel, Carl/Fogel, Jerry/Uchida, Asao/Lynch, Ken/Kume, Akira/Whitmore, James/Andrews, Edward (I)/Shimada, Shogo/Daneen, Mike/Yamamura, Sô/Akutagawa, Hiroshi/Addy, Wesley/Shayne, Robert (I)/Brooke, Walter/Tono, Eijirô/Havard, Elven (II)/Douglas, James B./Abe, Toru/Anderson, Richard (I)/Ames, Leon/Thor, Larry/Igawa, Hisashi/Matsuyama, Eitaro/Edwards, Bill (I)/Aletter, Frank/Lukas, Karl/Senda, Koreya/Masak, Ron/Mihashi, Tatsuya/Ryuzaki, Ichiro/Andes, Keith/Turnbull, Bob/Nihonyanagi, Kan/Miyake, Bontarô/Fujita, Susumu/Hosokawa, Toshio/Brand, Neville/Toake, Hisao/Usami, Junya/Erdman, Richard (I)/Nakamura, Shunichi/Weatherby, Meredith 'Tex'/Cooper, Rick (I)/Marshall, E.G./Splittgerber, Tommy/Atsumi, Kiyoshi/Conway, Harold/De Sales, Francis/Murota, Hideo/Alden, Norman/Warde, Harlan/Robards, Jason/Balsam, Martin/Macready, George/Spradlin, G.D./Ryan, Edmon/Schallert, William/Donnell, Jeff/DeCamp, Rosemary/Dayton, June/Dana, Leora/Ichikawa, Kazuko +Toy Story (1995)/Proctor, Phil/Rickles, Don/Sweet, Shane/Shawn, Wallace/Pidgeon, Jeff/Ratzenberger, John/Aste, Spencer (II)/Ermey, R. Lee/Angel, Jack (I)/Hanks, Tom/Good, Craig/Berg, Greg (I)/O'Donohue, Ryan/Rabson, Jan/Allen, Tim (I)/Farmer, Bill (I)/Jillette, Penn/Varney, Jim/Grudt, Gregory/McAfee, Scott/Lasseter, Sam/Cunningham, Kendall/Stanton, Andrew (I)/von Detten, Erik/Dorkin, Cody/Ranft, Joe/Morris, John (III)/Pinney, Patrick/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Levenbrown, Brittany/Metcalf, Laurie/McGowan, Mickie/Derryberry, Debi/Potts, Annie/Bradley, Lisa/Freeman, Sarah (I)/Judovits, Danielle +Toy Story 2 (1999)/Pidgeon, Jeff/Hanks, Tom/Knight, Wayne (I)/Proctor, Phil/Peters, Andi/Lasseter, John/Rabson, Jan/Angel, Jack (I)/Harris, Jonathan (I)/Bergen, Bob/Stanton, Andrew (I)/Varney, Jim/Harnell, Jess/Allen, Tim (I)/Farmer, Bill (I)/Goulet, Robert/Shawn, Wallace/Ermey, R. Lee/Unkrich, Lee/Foley, Dave (I)/Ranft, Joe/Burton, Corey/Grammer, Kelsey/Morris, John (III)/Bumpass, Rodger/Fraley, Pat (II)/Ratzenberger, John/Rickles, Don/McGowan, Mickie/Sweeten, Madylin/Lynn, Sherry (I)/Bernstein, Sheryl/Harris, Estelle/Evans, Jessica (I)/Benson, Jodi/Little, Nicolette/Metcalf, Laurie/Davey, Rachel/Derryberry, Debi/Bergman, Mary Kay/Unkrich, Hannah/Schroeder, Carly/Cusack, Joan/Potts, Annie +Trafic (1971)/Knepper, Tony/Ressel, Franco/Maisongrosse, François/Franval, Marcel/Zanuelli, Mario/Tati, Jacques/Bostel, Honoré/Kimberly, Maria +Trail Mix-Up (1993)/Welker, Frank/Hirsch, Lou/Fleischer, Charles/Burton, Corey/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Winchell, April +Train Ride to Hollywood (1975)/Oberlin, Bill/Gonneau, Peter/Mustin, Burt/Hughes, Whitey/Robins, Elliot/Draffen Jr., Willis/Williams, Harry (V)/Lennon Sr., Jimmy/Dandridge, Don/McCormick, Charles (I)/Payne, Michael (I)/Marks, Guy/Myhers, John/Lawrence, Jay (I)/Westmoreland, Bob/Ratray, Peter/Robinson, Jay (I)/Love, Charles/DeLeon, Jack (I)/Collins, Roberta/Reed, Tracy (I)/Reddick, Gerri/Willis, Ann/Davis, Phyllis/Milner, Jessamine +Transylvania Mania (1968)/Smith, Hal/Harrington Jr., Pat/Miller, Marvin (I) +Trap on Cougar Mountain, The (1972)/Larsen, Eric (I)/Larsen, Keith/Steele, Karen (I) +Travelin' Light (1971)/Jennings, Waylon/Knox, Buddy/Murphy, Audie +Traviata, La (1982)/Best, Michael (I)/Cestiè, Renato/Sommer, Robert (I)/Barbacini, Maurizio/Christopher, Russell/Ammirati, Tony/Brizi, Luciano/Vasilyev, Vladimir (V)/Domingo, Plácido/Oneto, Ricardo/Monk, Allan/Vernon, Richard (IV)/Furlanetto, Ferruccio/Anthony, Charles (I)/MacNeil, Cornell/Bybee, Ariel/Cei, Pina/Journet, Dominique/Borni, Gabriella/Stratas, Teresa/Gall, Axelle/Maksimova, Yekaterina/Decker, Geraldine +Treasure Island (1950)/Davies, David (II)/Wilkinson, Geoffrey (II)/Head, Bob/Arrow, Jack (I)/Jamieson, Harold/Truman, Ralph/O'Dea, Denis/Gregson, John (I)/Adcock, Chris/Brannigan, Paddy/Devlin, William/Locke, Harry/Sydney, Basil/Newton, Robert (I)/Keen, Geoffrey/Currie, Finlay/Kydd, Sam/Douglas, Howard/Fitzgerald, Walter/Buckle, Ken/Moran, Eddie (II)/Drummond, Reginald/Troughton, Patrick/Laurie, John (I)/Mulholland, Gordon/Jack, Stephen/O'Brady, Jim/Blackett, Andrew/Clark, Freddy/De Wolff, Francis/Kelly, Diarmuid/Phillips, Leo/Driscoll, Bobby/Lucas, Tom (II) +Treasure Island (1972)/del Pozo, Ángel/Rietty, Robert/Battaglia, Rik/Welles, Orson/Jaspe, José/Muller, Paul (I)/Stander, Lionel/Lefebvre, Jean (I)/Chinchilla, José Luis/Barri, Bernabe Barta/Sambrell, Aldo/Slezak, Walter/Thous, Adolfo/Burfield, Kim/Israel, Víctor/Garland, Michel/Alibe/Rohm, Maria +Treasure Island (1997)/van Hoof, Peter/Nassry, Robert +Treasure of Matecumbe (1976)/Renard, Ken/Lindsey, George/Ustinov, Peter/Morrow, Vic/Myhers, John/Foxworth, Robert/Holman, Rex/Elias, Louie/Doran, Johnny/Ritchie, Clint/Flinn, John (I)/Van Patten, Dick/Wright, Richard (I)/Atmore, Billy 'Pop'/Taylor, Dub (I)/Watson, Mills/Knight, Don (I)/Cass Sr., David S./de Vargas, Valentin/Daly, Jonathan/Ramsey, Logan/Donovan, Warde/Hayes, John (II)/James, Brion (I)/Brodhead, James/DoQui, Robert/Steadman, John (I)/Vincent, Virginia/Wyatt, Jane/Hackett, Joan +Treasure of Pirate's Point (1999)/Hudson, Gary (I)/Smith, Lionel Mark/Sheppard, William Morgan/McIntyre, Marvin J./Allison, Keith/Gifaldi, Sam/Detroit, Roscoe/Metchik, Asher/Smith, Brittany Alyse/Frost, Lindsay +Tremors (2003)/Enani, Ahmad/Kennedy, Kevin (I)/Magni, Natalia +Trilogy (1969)/Elic, Josip/Balsam, Martin/Melvin, Donnie/Ross, Tony (I)/Rogers, Brooks/Capote, Truman/Hamilton, Richard (I)/Forman, Win/Stapleton, Maureen/Flacks, Niki/Eldridge, Phyllis/Gustafson, Carol/Connell, Jane (I)/Marler, Christine/Natwick, Mildred/Dunfee, Susan/Ballard, Beverly/Cassels, Lavinia/Forman, Lynn/Ponterio, Robin/Page, Geraldine +Tristan (2004)/Jackson, Tristan/Jackson, Tristan A./Stafford, Alexandra/Jackson, Trinity +Troll in Central Park, A (1994)/Pryce, Jonathan/Glasser, Phillip/DeLuise, Dom/Reilly, Charles Nelson/Leachman, Cloris/Glover, Tawny Sunshine/Mills, Hayley +Trouble with Girls, The (1969)/Flory, Med/Snider, Duke/Teague, Anthony 'Scooter'/Rumery, Leonard/Zuckert, Bill/Price, Vincent (I)/Pacific Palisades High School Madrigals/Parker, Brett (I)/Wagner, Mike (I)/Nichols, Robert (I)/Rubinstein, John/Schilling, Jerry/Herbert, Pitt/Welker, Frank/O'Neal, Kevin (I)/Coleman, Dabney/Carradine, John/Briles, Charles/Paris, William M./Thompson, Charles P./Andrews, Edward (I)/O'Brien, William H./Brown, Pepe/Presley, Elvis/Esposito, Joe (I)/Pederson, Hal/Van Patten, Joyce/Olsen, Susan (I)/Winston, Helene/Garrett, Patsy/Rainey, Kathleen/Jones, Anissa/Mason, Marlyn/Jaffe, Nicole/Risk, Linda Sue/North, Sheree +Trovatore, Il (1949)/Sinimberghi, Gino/Mascherini, Enzo/Formichi, Enrico/Salvarezza, Antonio/Sacchi, Franca/Colonnello, Vittorina/Pederzini, Gianna +True Grit (1969)/McEachin, James/Campbell, Glen (I)/Gim, H.W./Ryder, Alfred/Duvall, Robert (I)/Slate, Jeremy (I)/Woods, Donald (I)/Westerfield, James/Doucette, John/Worden, Hank/Healey, Myron/Corey, Jeff/Rivas, Carlos (I)/Becker, Kenneth/Hopper, Dennis/Smith, Dean (I)/Morgan, Boyd 'Red'/McMullen, Dennis/Brimley, Wilford/Martin, Strother/Silverheels, Jay/St. Cyr, Vince/Wilkerson, Guy/Wayne, John (I)/Randall, Stuart (I)/Renard, Ken/Soble, Ron (I)/Fiedler, John (I)/Pickard, John (I)/Ripley, Jay/Harrower, Elizabeth/Boniface, Isabel/Darby, Kim (I)/Atwater, Edith/Morse, Robin (II)/Sawyer, Connie (I) +Trumpet of the Swan, The (2001)/Burton, Corey/Schoeny, Jeffrey/Jeremiah, David/Franken, Steve/Vinovich, Steve/Parker, Norman (I)/Winslow, Michael (I)/Magnuson, Lee/Williams, Gary Anthony/Mantegna, Joe/Angel, Jack (I)/Little Richard/Baker, Dee Bradley/Gifaldi, Sam/Green, Seth/Alexander, Jason (I)/Kostroff, Michael/Witherspoon, Reese/Daily, Elizabeth/Nathanson, Julie (I)/Steenburgen, Mary/Adlon, Pamela/Daurey, Dana/Burnett, Carol/Disney, Melissa/Soucie, Kath +Tu seras terriblement gentille (1968)/Moussy, Jean/Moulinot, Jean-Paul/Pasquale, Frédéric de/Goliard, Reni/Kina, Tony/Lanoux, Victor/Bedos, Leslie/Blanguernon, Karen/Sanders, Tessa/Lambert, Madeleine +Tubby the Tuba (1976)/Ritchard, Cyril/Tripp, Paul (I)/Gilford, Jack/Middleton, Ray/Van Dyke, Dick/Wayne, David (I)/Powell, Jane (I)/Bailey, Pearl/Enders, Ruth/Gingold, Hermione +Tummy Trouble (1989)/Hirsch, Lou/Bronder, William/Fleischer, Charles/Williams, Richard (I)/Burton, Corey/Noland, Charles/Pavlovsky, Sol/Turner, Kathleen (I)/Winchell, April +Twelve Chairs, The (1970)/Wheeler, Paul (III)/Jakus, Bogdan/Langella, Frank/Smith, Nicholas (I)/Popovic-Mavid, Milivoje/Lander, David (I)/Stampe, Will/Banicevic, Petar/Stojkovic, Aleksandar (I)/DeLuise, Dom/Moody, Ron/Bernal, Robert/Voutsinas, Andréas/Cipranic, Ljubomir/Brooks, Mel (I)/Veselinovic, Miodrag 'Mladja'/Djukin, Rasa/Petric, Vlada/Coupland, Diana/Garreau, Elaine/Djuricin, Rada/Brice, Bridget/Veselinovic, Branka +Twist of Sand, A (1968)/Kemp, Jeremy (I)/Caunter, Tony/Falkland, James/Cope, Kenneth (I)/Doleman, Guy/Vaughan, Peter (I)/Dotrice, Roy/Johnson, Richard (I)/Evans, Clifford/May, Jack (I)/Blackman, Honor +Two a Penny (1967)/Evans, Edward/Bisset, Donald/Patterson, Rudi/Mitchell, Norman (I)/Goodwin, Nigel/Vanstone, Richard/Watson, John (II)/Richard, Cliff/Barkworth, Peter/Davis, Noel (I)/Graham, Billy (I)/Sims, Warwick/Cameron, Earl (I)/Bayldon, Geoffrey/Lloyd Pack, Charles/Holloway, Ann/Riggs, Daphne/Bryan, Dora/Bruce, Barbara (II)/Rowbottom, Jo/Angers, Avril/Packer, Tina/Washbourne, Mona/Keogh, Doreen +Two Jumps and a Chump (1971)/Mann, Larry D./Diamond, Don/Holland, Tom (II) +Uemura Naomi monogatari (1986)/Shionoya, Masayuki/Wakabayashi, Go/Ozawa, Eitarô/Kato, Yoshihiro (II)/Igawa, Hisashi/Ikebe, Ryo/Furuoya, Masato/Otaki, Hideji/Kurata, Yasuaki/Nishida, Toshiyuki/Yamamoto, Kei/Takewaki, Muga/Fujiki, Yu/Hidari, Tonpei/Kobayashi, Toshie/Sugai, Kin/Hiiro, Tomoe/Tanami, Yatsuko/Otowa, Nobuko/Baisho, Chieko/Yamaoka, Hisano +UFO's Are Real (1979)/Walton, Travis/Maccabee, Bruce/Chase, Brandon/Marcel, Jesse/Stevens, Wendelle/Friedman, Stanton/Hill, Betty (II) +UFO: Target Earth (1974)/Erickson, Phil (I)/Baker, Johnny (II)/Durrance, Sam/Arcuragi, Tom/Plakias, Nick/Lafia, George/Harper, Tom (IV)/Clift, Brooks/Tobin, John H./Lynch, Ed (VI)/Crane, Billy/Bell, Emily/Agree, Ida/Long, Kathleen (II)/Light, LaVerne/Cline, Cynthia (I)/Corrigan, Martha (II) +Un dimanche à la campagne (1984)/Poitrenaud, Jacques/Ogier, Quentin/Milo, Jean-Roger/Ducreux, Louis/Duval, Thomas (I)/Perrone, Marc/Aumont, Michel/Suard, Valentine/Azéma, Sabine/Vignal, Pascale/Faivre, Erika/Chaumette, Monique/Winter, Claude (I)/Wostrikoff, Katia/Mnich, Geneviève +Un-Handy Man, The (1970)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Undefeated, The (1969)/Armendáriz Jr., Pedro/Olsen, Merlin/Donner, Robert (I)/Cabot, Bruce (I)/Palmer, Gregg (I)/Agar, John (I)/Collier, Don/Diaz, Rudy (I)/Faulkner, Edward/Vincent, Jan-Michael/McEachin, James/Dobson, James (I)/Fix, Paul/Carey Jr., Harry/Angarola, Richard/Mulligan, Richard/Dano, Royal/Needham, Hal/Martin, Kiel/Raymond, Guy/Wayne, John (I)/Hudson, Rock/Johnson, Ben (I)/Gabriel, Roman/García, Juan (II)/Taylor, Dub (I)/Hamilton, Big John/Junco, Víctor/Gravage, Bob/Aguilar, Antonio (I)/Rivas, Carlos (I)/Roberson, Chuck/Beckman, Henry/Meriwether, Lee/McCargo, Marian/Newman, Melissa (I) +Unlucky Potluck (1972)/Frees, Paul/Stafford, Grace +Valiant (2005)/Mayall, Rik/Dowling, Ali/Broadbent, Jim/Gervais, Ricky/Chapman, Gary (III)/Fairbanks, Chris/Lonsdale, Brian/Curry, Tim (I)/Laurie, Hugh/Collum, Buckley/Peacock, Harry/Torrens, Pip/Hurt, John/Schlingmann, Michael/Milne, Kris/Mellinger, Corin/Robinson, James Dale/McGregor, Ewan/Lence, Robert/Roberts, Dan (X)/Jenn, Mike/Harbour, Mike/Samuels, Sean (I)/Augspurger, Curtis/Ross, Jonathan (I)/Cleese, John/Farley, Rupert/Flynn, Dan/Pacey, Stephen/Badland, Annette/Horgan, Sharon/Tate, Emma/Williams, Olivia/Jones, Harriet (I)/Fecht, Heidi +Valley of Gwangi, The (1969)/Franciscus, James/Carlson, Richard (I)/Naismith, Laurence/Burgos, Jose (I)/Kilbane, Dennis/Arden, Curtis/Rojo, Gustavo (I)/De Barros, Mario/Jackson, Freda/Golan, Gila +Vanishing Wilderness (1974)/Allen, Rex +Venditore di palloncini, Il (1974)/Romano, Carlo/Furia, Giacomo/Durano, Giustino/Agus, Gianni/Arena, Maurizio (I)/Fanfoni, Vittorio/Bonanni, Luciano/Pesce, Franco (I)/Pino, Derio/Cusack, Cyril/Pellegrino, Fulvio/Adami, Alfredo/De Luca, Pupo/Valsecchi, Sven/Celi, Adolfo/Albertoni, Giordano/Caltabiano, Alfio/Cestiè, Renato/Piani, Lorenzo/Cobb, Lee J./Tranquilli, Silvano/Whitmore, James/Di Vito, Cesare/Zardini, Pietro/Scotti, Andrea/D'Orsi, Umberto/Battisti, Spartaco/Volonghi, Lina/Andreini, Gabriella/Di Leo, Anna/Malfatti, Marina/Mantegna, Sandra/Carosello, Flora/Nelli, Paola +Vengeance of She, The (1968)/Willman, Noel/Sherwin, Derrick/Judd, Edward/Sewell, George/O'Rourke, Charles (I)/Blakely, Colin/Lawson, Gerald/Brown, William Lyon/Richardson, John (I)/Godfrey, Derek/Morell, André/Ward, Dervis/Schoberová, Olga/Noël, Danièle/Pockett, Christine/Sehgal, Zohra/Melford, Jill +Viaje fantástico en globo (1975)/Cooper, Jeff (I)/East, Carlos/Russek, Marcos/Méndez, Silvestre/Houman, Carlos/Cardona, René/Zamora, Jorge (I)/Orellana, Antonio/Camacho, Carlos (I)/Stiglitz, Hugo/Vicarte, Carmen +Vincent (1982)/Price, Vincent (I) +Visit to a Chief's Son (1974)/Kinaru, Jesse/Sekka, Johnny/Anderson, Jock (I)/Hogdon, John Philip/Mulligan, Richard/Lomoiro, Chief +Viva Max! (1969)/Fennel, Rex/Mars, Kenneth/McCutcheon, Bill/Wakefield, Jack/Hare, Douglas (I)/Brandt, Les (II)/Conforti, Gino/Astin, John/Diamond, Don/Ustinov, Peter/Wynn, Keenan/Ross, Christopher (I)/Sand, Paul (I)/Smith, Jim B./Tucker, Glenn/Colvin, Jack/Gehring, Ted/Winters, Jonathan (I)/Hankin, Larry/Morgan, Harry/Quick, Eldon/Tiffin, Pamela/Guilbert, Ann Morgan/Myerson, Jessica/Ghostley, Alice +Voyage au bout du monde (1976)/Cousteau, Jacques-Yves +Voyou, Le (1970)/Doniol-Valcroze, Jacques/Distel, Sacha/Trintignant, Jean-Louis/Robert, Yves/Collomb, Jean/Barrois, Claude/Auzel, Maurice/Denner, Charles/Sire, Gérard/Gérard, Charles/Zimmer, Pierre/Maccione, Aldo/Pigozzi, Luciano/Collet, Pierre (I)/Le Person, Paul/Palmara, Mimmo/Amidou/Lelouch, Christine/Giorgelli, Gabriella/Magre, Judith/Delorme, Danièle/Mnouchkine, Alexandra +Wackiest Wagon Train in the West, The (1976)/Lacher, Taylor/Fimple, Dennis/Cort, William/Little Sky, Eddie/Jeter, James/Francis, Ivor/Gammon, James (I)/Young, Buck/Barry, Don 'Red'/Denver, Bob/Esparza III, Ernest/Quade, John/Tucker, Forrest/Peabody, Dick/Saunders, Lori (I)/Riley, Jeannine/Wood, Lynn +Wacky Taxi (1972)/Sherman, Allan/Gayle, Jackie/Sinatra Jr., Frank/Astin, John/Pohji, Marie +Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)/Thomson, John (I)/Gatiss, Mark/Fairbank, Christopher/Vanderpuye, William/Ebrahim, Vincent/Kay, Peter (I)/Horvath, Robert (III)/Ashworth, Dicken/Kelsey, Edward/Atkin, Pete/Sallis, Peter/Mather, James (I)/Whitehead, Ben/Fiennes, Ralph/Smith, Nicholas (I)/Smith, Liz (I)/Bonham Carter, Helena/McEwan, Geraldine/Lewis, Noni +War and Pieces (1970)/Weinrib, Lennie +War of the Worlds, The (1953)/Gemora, Charles/Cramer, Vittorio/Cornthwaite, Robert/Kohler, Don (I)/Stevenson Jr., Houseley/Hardwicke, Cedric/Lytton, Herbert/Colmans, Edward/Marston, Joel (I)/Wahrman, Edward/Mason, Sydney/Barry, Gene/Williams, Waldon/Mahoney, Mike (I)/Meader, Bill/Frees, Paul/Lebedeff, Ivan/Barrier, Edgar/Brandon, Henry (I)/Ferguson, Al (I)/Richards, Walter (I)/Mansfield, John (II)/Seay, James/Birch, Paul/Glass, Ned/Sande, Walter/Cisar, George/Butala, Tony/Shimada, Teru/Zendar, Fred/Van Sickel, Dale/Rich, Vernon/Callahan, Mushy/Adams, Peter (I)/Thompson, Morton C./Tremayne, Les/Kreig, Frank/Conway, Russ (I)/Bender, Russ/Giglio, Sandro/Graham, Fred (I)/Freeman Jr., Frank/Phipps, William/Lusk, Freeman/Lee, Rudy/Alden, Eric/Moore, Alvy/Wolfe, Bud/Taillon, Gus/McMahon, David (I)/Allen, Hugh (I)/Pal, George/Montgomery, Ralph/McCue, Matthew/Martin, Lewis (I)/Frazer, Alex/Gray, Joe (I)/Coulter, Martin/Maxwell, John (IV)/Henderson, Douglas/Stewart, Charles (III)/Morgan, Bob (I)/Warde, Anthony/Fortune, Dick/Kruschen, Jack/Dumke, Ralph/Davies, Jim (I)/Sharpe, David (I)/Dundee, Jimmie/Orr, Stanley/James, Jerry/Rockwell, Robert/Cressoy, Pierre/Hecht, Ted/Codee, Ann/Vernon, Dorothy (I)/Hoffman, Gertrude (I)/Jones, Carolyn (I)/Shannon, Cora/Robinson, Ann (I)/Hale, Nancy (I)/Hall, Virginia/Iannone, Patricia/Barnell, Ruth/Boyne, Hazel +Warrior Within, The (1976)/Cambrelen, Hui/Sternberg, Alex/Hong, Master Wai/Ebihara, Tom/Norris, Chuck/Inosanto, Dan/Stone, Mike (II)/Demura, Fumio/Taganashi, Ron/Puppet, Thomas Le/Zulu, Chaca/Chen, Master Poi/Visitacion, Master Florendo/Powell, Master Moses/Shum, Master Leung +Watch the Birdie (1975)/Welker, Frank/Holt, Bob +Waterloo (1970 I)/Louis, Jean (II)/Davies, Rupert (I)/Levchenko, Vladimir/Plaksin, Vasili/Guerrini, Orso Maria/Checchi, Andrea/Angelini-Rota, Camillo/Bellini, Rino/Millot, Charles/Heffer, Richard/Brine, Adrian/Ogilvy, Ian/Bottin, Armando/Della Torre, Massimo/Raffaelli, Giuliano/Milanov, Ivan/Donnelly, Donal/Yurenyov, Andrei/Cecconi, Aldo/Gray, Willoughby/Ambrosi, Guglielmo/Druzhnikov, Vladimir/Elledge, Allan (I)/Lyepinsk, Karl/Perego, Filippo/Butkevich, Paul/Green, Roger (I)/Rybakov, Georgi/Anelli, Antonio/Yanakiyev, Kristian/Alexander, Terence/Davies, Peter (I)/Borromel, Charles/Ceccarelli, Pietro/Bledis, Vaclovas/Testori, Sergio/Forquet, Philippe/Plummer, Christopher (I)/Hawkins, Jack/Lodi, Rodolfo/Skulme, Valentin/Severini, Attilio/Garrani, Ivo/Eynas, Félix/Orlando, Orazio/Polyakov, Lev (I)/Steiger, Rod/Vidov, Oleg/Watson, Colin (IV)/Butenko, Vladimir/Yasulovich, Igor/Garko, Gianni/Guidi, Guidarino/O'Herlihy, Dan/Parkhomenko, Aleksandr (II)/Welles, Orson/Esterhazy, Andrea/Zaqariadze, Sergo/Yankovsky, Rostislav/Guryev, Valeri/Ceccarelli, Lanfranco/Samojlov, Yevgeni/Yudin, Gennadi/Molchanov, Boris/Wickham, Jeffrey/Wilding, Michael/Dosne, Andrea/Savident, John/Murganov, Viktor/Mikhajlov, Oleg/Slater, William (II)/Livanov, Vasili/Fantasia, Franco/Sciolette, Giorgio/Koval, Valentin/Wood, Susan (III)/De Laurentiis, Veronica/McKenna, Virginia/Albonico, Isabella/Skobtseva, Irina +We of the Never Never (1982)/Morton, Tex/Barry, Tony (I)/Pattison, Ray/Jadarku, George/Cameron, John (IV)/Dignam, Arthur/Parkee, Cecil/Blitner, Donald/Lewis, Tommy (II)/Granrott, Brian/Fitz-Gerald, Lewis/Vaughan, Martin/Kok, Kim Chiu/Adcock, Danny/Jarratt, John/Cunningham, Jenni/McKenzie, Sally/Craig, Sarah (I)/Roberts, Jessie/Hopgood, Fincina/Conway, Christine/Rodgers, Lise/Yanthalawuy, Mawuyul/Willy, Sibina/Alison, Dayle/Punch McGregor, Angela +We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story (1993)/Daniels, J.D./Fleischer, Charles/Cronkite, Walter/King, Larry (I)/Mars, Kenneth/Shea, Joey (II)/Goodman, John (I)/Le Vant, René/Leno, Jay/Short, Martin (I)/Smith, Yeardley/Perlman, Rhea/Berdahl, Blaze/Kendal, Felicity/Child, Julia +Weihnachtsfieber (1997)/Kleinheinz, Alfred/Dommel, Frank/Cathomas, Bruno/Stichler, Berndt/Ochsenknecht, Uwe/Schwarz, Jaecki/Meyer, Chin/Lämmert, Jaschka/Rois, Sophie/Nägele, Alisa/Auer, Barbara +Whale of a Tale, A (1977)/Kobaly, Don/Allen, Marty/McDonald, Cliff/Epperson, Don/Devine, Andy (I)/Kolden, Scott C./Shatner, William/Di Massa, Joe Ben/Arlen, Richard/Miles, Walter O./Dalton, Abby/O'Conner, Nancy/Rae, Nicki +What's Up, Doc? (1972)/Jarvis, Graham (I)/Condyllis, Paul/Morfogen, George/Byner, John/Eastman, Peter Paul/Burrafato, George/Mars, Kenneth/Walsh, M. Emmet/Holison, Chuck/Lookabaugh, Leonard/Pendleton, Austin/Quaid, Randy/Morgan, Sean (I)/Hillerman, John/Alfasa, Joe/Booke, Sorrell/O'Neal, Kevin (I)/Scheiwiller, Fred/McBroom, Bruce/Murphy, Michael (I)/Ross, Stan (I)/Kipilman, Paul B./Roth, Philip (II)/Summers, Jerry (I)/Bexley, Don/Saxe, Carl/Perkins, Jack (I)/Thompson, Mark (IV)/O'Neal, Ryan/Dunn, Liam/Gierasch, Stefan/Brotherson, Eric/Zee, Eleanor/Kahn, Madeline/Streisand, Barbra/Perkins, Gill/Lang, Christa/Bennett, Candice/O'Neal, Patricia/Partnow, Elaine/Albertson, Mabel +When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth (1970)/Henley, Drewe/Hawdon, Robin/Ford, Ray (I)/Holt, Patrick (I)/Allen, Patrick (I)/Caffrey, Sean/Cornelius, Billy/Lodge, Jimmy (I)/Hawkins, Carol (I)/Konopka, Magda/O'Brien, Maria/Lynton, Maggie/Rossini, Jan/Tilton, Connie/Hassall, Imogen/Vetri, Victoria +When the North Wind Blows (1974)/Olek, Henry/Ishimoto, Dale/Brandon, Henry (I)/Celis, Fernando (I)/Ong, Jack/Johnson, Sander/Holman, Rex/Nelson, Herbert (I)/Haggerty, Dan (I)/Smithers, Jan +When Worlds Collide (1951)/Seay, James/Ridgely, John (I)/Lee, Rudy/Keating, Larry (I)/Mell, Joseph/De la Brosse, Marcel/Cady, Frank/Chase, Alden 'Stephen'/Vath, Richard/Gilmore, Art/Congdon, James/Mudie, Leonard/Alyn, Kirk/Richards, Keith (I)/Stanton, Harry/Madison, Chad/Sayre, Jeffrey/Hansen, Peter (I)/Chapman, Robert (I)/Meader, William/Whitman, Stuart/Collins, Gene/Hoyt, John (I)/Derr, Richard/Sully, Robert/Lusk, Freeman/Khayam, Hassan/Frees, Paul/Rorke, Hayden/Giglio, Sandro/Kelley, Walter/Hill, Ramsay/Finn, Sam/Etterre, Estelle/Astor, Gertrude/Harker, Charmienne/Mann, Dolores/Rush, Barbara/Rogers, Kasey (I)/Ames, Rachel (I)/Smith, Queenie/Sandford, Frances/Nelson, Gay/Murphy, Mary (I) +Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows (1968)/Boyce, Tommy/Godfrey, Arthur/Logan, Tom (III)/Christian, Michael (I)/Johnson, Van (I)/Hill, Jon (I)/Hart, Bobby/Lundigan, William/Berle, Milton/Findlater, John (I)/Taylor, Robert (I)/Moss, Ellen/Thompson, Hilary/Saint James, Susan/Wickes, Mary/Gindele, Betsy/Helland, Suellen/Hunter, Barbara (II)/Begley, Mary Jo/Eaves, Patricia/Boman, Barbara/Sutton, Dolores/Fairchild, June/Lu Rumple, Cindy/Stevens, Stella (I)/Russell, Rosalind/Douglas, Devon/Lamour, Cherie/Rawlings, Alice/Gradin, Vivian/Eaton, Janis/Barnes, Binnie +Where the Lilies Bloom (1974)/Stenhouse, Reverend George/Burrill, Matthew/Guinn, Tom/Cole, Bod/Stanton, Harry Dean/Spratley, Tom/Howard, Rance/Parrish, Gregg/Bragdon, Helen/Smithers, Jan/Bond, Sudie/Sinclair, Resi/Moody, Karen (I)/Hughes, Janine/Hardy, Martha Nell/Beardsley, Alice/Harmon, Helen/Gholson, Julie +Where the Red Fern Grows (1974)/Corley, Rex/Lindsey, John (I)/Whitmore, James/Dunbar, Bill/Ging, Jack/Seat, Charles/Telford, Robert S./Edwards, Marshall (I)/Petersen, Stewart/Thurman, Bill/Pancake, Roger/Chapman, Lonny/McKinney, Garland/Clark, Jill (III)/Garland, Beverly (I)/Wilson, Jeanna +Where's Jack? (1969)/Foster, Dudley/Lissek, Leon/Martin, Skip (II)/Sweeney, Liam/Morley, John (I)/Steele, Tommy (I)/Baker, Stanley/Kasket, Harold/Cummins, Danny/Hallam, John/Perry, Pascal/Woolgar, Jack/Hayden, Vernon/Dixon, Ivan/Brynner, Rock/Elphick, Michael/Holland, Danny/Marlowe, William/Goorney, Howard/Evans, Roy (I)/Robinson, Cardew/Smythe, Norman/Byrne, Eddie/Kelly, John (XII)/Plummer, Terence/Woodbridge, George (I)/Havard, Dafydd/Johnson, Fred (I)/Douglas, Michael (VII)/Nash, Cecil/Purcell, Noel/Badel, Alan/Knight, Esmond/Munro, Caroline/Clarke, Loretta/Montague, Carolyn/Lloyd, Sue (I)/Willoughby, Mary/Challoner, Carla/Mullen, Clare (I)/Newton-John, Rona/Lewis, Fiona/Marinelli, Yole/Brady, Bernadette (I) +Where's Willie? (1978)/Darrow, Henry/Montanio, Rock/Montanio, Mickey/Koellner, Carl/Mitchum, John/Turner, William (III)/Alston, Joseph/Montgomery, James (III)/Keigley, Bobby/Vance, William (II)/Cassidy, Alan (IV)/Lehane, Dennis (I)/Gilpin, Marc/Offer, Harold/Canne, Anthony/Hostetler, Barry/Humphries, Jack/Clarke, Robert (I)/Fields, Paul (II)/Porter, Harry (II)/Hathaway, John (III)/Howard, Louis/Splittgerber, Tommy/Madison, Guy/Stewart, Martha L./Woodville, Katherine/Keeling, Carolyn/Ott, Elizabeth/Keigley, Sari E./Boltinghous, Jack/Gilpin, Sandra/Casey, Betty (II)/Tucker, Fran/Cousier, Kathleen E./Black, Martha/Howard, Corrine/Montgomery, Ruby +Which Way to the Front? (1970)/Winchell, Paul/Davis, Willie (I)/Crosby, Gary (I)/Kosleck, Martin/Miller, Sidney (I)/Hamilton, Neil (I)/Wellman Jr., William/Layker, Bob/Franken, Steve/Healey, Myron/Murray, Jan (I)/Frome, Milton/Middleton, Robert (I)/Lewis, Ron (II)/Wood, John (I)/Besser, Joe/Dayton, Danny (I)/Manners, Mickey/MacDonald, Kenneth (I)/Feld, Fritz/Lewis, Artie/Rambo, Dack/Rubin, Benny/Mazurki, Mike/Takei, George/Lewis, Jerry (I)/Stone, Harold J./Freeman, Kathleen (I)/Lewis, Bobo/Ballard, Kaye +Whispers: An Elephant's Tale (2000)/Loc, Tone/Di Maggio, John/Mabukane, David/Carter, Sandor/Black, Jim (II)/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Molekoa, Joseph/Archer, Anne/Rivers, Joan/White, Betty (I)/Lumley, Joanna/Elias, Jeannie/Derryberry, Debi/Bassett, Angela/Cressida, Kathryn/Ghostley, Alice +White Pony, The (1999)/Davis, Warwick (I)/Gruner, Olivier/McGettigan, Philip/Kelly, Eamon A./Anderson, Carly/Anderson, Natalie (I)/Farrer, Victoria/Farrer, Kathryn/Power, Peg +Whizzard of Ow, The (2003)/MacNeille, Tress +Who Gets the House? (1999)/Schultz, Sheridan/Mabe, Ricky/Baker III, Forrest S./Schultz, Kynaston/Swanson, Mark (II)/Brewer, Griffith (I)/Haugland, Bill/Bradley, Justin (I)/Hopkins, Paul (I)/Takei, George/Baker, Nate (I)/Schultz, Remington/Giverin, Daniel/Swensson, Swede/Goulem, Eric/Burr, Andrew/Marotte, Carl/Blake, Barry (II)/Judd, Don A./Malin, Daniel/Baruchel, Jay/Taylor-Isherwood, Sally/Kayembe, Fatuma/Baker, Sarah (I)/Maidon, Anna/Cuthbert, Elisha/Gilchrist, Jane (I)/Larkin, Sheena/MacRae, Liz/Taylor-Isherwood, Emma/Miller, Vera/Barkoff, Victoria/Pfau, Tracy/Baker, Holly (II)/Lorain, Sophie/Mew, Alexandra/Baruchel, Taylor/Strawn, Amanda/Baker, Karily +Who Says Folklore Can't Be Fun! (2004)/Koncz, Gee +Who Says I Can't Ride a Rainbow? (1971)/Dowell, Lee (I)/Riou, Kevin/Steele, Lee/Marovitz, Barney/Watson, Douglass/Figueroa, Reuben/Robins, Elliot/Bonilla, Chichi/Nelson, Mervyn/Polinger, David/Freeman, Morgan (I)/Mann, David (I)/Crowley, Ed (I)/Vonilla, Joey/Henderson, Skitch/Hammer, Todd/Stephens, Otis/Brooks, Nicky/Strauss, Jack/Durk, Frank/Avery, Val/Nielsen, Bob/Klugman, Jack/Lensky, Leib/Drake, Dan/Moss, Richard/Mesa, Elio/Hill, Roy (III)/Smith, Don (I)/Rogers, Rod (I)/Figueroa, Laura/Davison, Nancy/Kiser, Virginia/Mann, Dara/MacRae, Heather/French, Norma/Foster, Frances/Rey, Antonia/Rolle, Esther/Kennedy, Florynce +Wild Country, The (1971)/DeKova, Frank/Mann, Larry D./Watson, Mills/Howard, Rance/Forrest, Steve/Elam, Jack/Woodward, Morgan/Chambliss, Woody/Howard, Ron (I)/Swenson, Karl/Howard, Clint/Miller, F. Ben/Taylor, Dub (I)/Miles, Vera +Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken (1991)/Miller, Mark Jeffrey/Aull, Carson/Peterson, Boyd/Kussman, Dylan/Jones, Christopher (II)/Young, Don (I)/Aull, Sam/Woodward, Jeff (I)/Renzulli, Frank/Massry, David/Schoeffling, Michael/Matusiak, Michael J./Walker, Gene (I)/Dwyer, David (I)/Smith, Lowell D./Robertson, Cliff/Warner, Rick (I)/Grady, Ed (I)/Norman, Lisa/Ball, Wendy/Anwar, Gabrielle/Collins, Lorianne/Brown, Cheri/Norton, Laura Lee/Matson, Katy/Atchison, Nancy Moore/Hayes, Elizabeth (I)/Aull, Haley/York, Kathleen +Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill, The (2003)/Bittner, Mark (II)/Irving, Judy +Wild Pony, The (1983)/Banks, Tommy/Clark, Philip (III)/Byrne, Josh (II)/Tucker, Ron (I)/Collins, Bob (I)/Kay, Mark/Coeur, Paul/Ackroyd, Jack (II)/Ord, Murray/Goth, Jack/Hindle, Art/Lightstone, Marilyn/Meili, Roberta/McLeod, Kelsey +Wild, The (2006)/Cowgill, David/Tatasciore, Fred/Williams, Steve 'Spaz'/Cipes, Greg/Izzard, Eddie/Marsico, Miles/Pape, Paul/Cherry, Don (II)/Anthony, Keith (I)/Fraley, Pat (II)/Gossling, Eddie/Leupp, Clinton/Kind, Richard/Kassir, John/Belushi, James/Kaz, Daniel/Richardson, Kevin Michael/Siravo, Joseph/Cunningham, Colin (IV)/Warburton, Patrick/Keaton, Josh/Kay, Dominic Scott/Hay, Colin/Frierson, Eddie/Venito, Lenny/Kimmel, Jonathan/Joles, Bob/Argueta, Christian/De Sena, Jack/Connery, Jason/Edgerly, Chris/Harnell, Jess/Berg, Greg (I)/North, Nolan/Harris, Jason (I)/Bergen, Bob/Mann, Danny (I)/Shatner, William/Sutherland, Kiefer/Guest, Nicholas/Newman, Laraine/Marshall, Mona (I)/Rose, Peter Pamela/Buescher, Julianne/Elias, Jeannie/Hoffman, Bridget/Johnson, Emily (I)/Wahlgren, Kari/Wasilewski, Audrey/Garofalo, Janeane/Lawrence, Carolyn/Jourden, Alexandra Gold/Douglas, Terri/Williams, Hannah (IV)/Derryberry, Debi/Futterman, Nika +Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)/Kinnear, Roy/Muscat, Angelo/Hassan, Ismed/Woods, Aubrey/Albertson, Jack/Powell, Marcus/Roe, Bob/Themmen, Paris/Dixon, Malcolm/Wilder, Gene/Delfino, Frank/Brooke-Taylor, Tim/Ziegler, Ernst/Peck, Ed/Claydon, George/Borgstaller, Rudy/Bollner, Michael/Goffe, Rusty/Dunne, Stephen (I)/Heyking, Werner/McGlen, Norman/Wilkinson, Albert/Stone, Leonard/Roberts, Clete/Hamano, Shin/Meisner, Günter/Battley, David/Ostrum, Peter/Capell, Peter/Stuart, Peter (I)/Reit, Ursula/Nickerson, Denise/Manon, Gloria/Coombs, Pat/Sowle, Diana/Denney, Nora/Altmann, Dora/Cole, Julie Dawn/Poupee, Pepe/Liebing, Franziska/Stuart, Madeline +Wings of Courage (1995)/Sheffer, Craig/Sauvé, Ron/Kilmer, Val/Andreiuci, Freddy/Pogue, Ken/Hulce, Tom/Formosa, Victor/McGovern, Elizabeth/Parker, Molly (I) +Winnetou und das Halbblut Apanatschi (1966)/Brice, Pierre/Spoljar, Branko/Jagarinac, Sime/Cosic, Marinko/Einert, Mathias/Wolter, Ralf/Dzuvalekovski, Ilija/Dobric, Petar/Kristof, Ivo/George, Götz/Dobrin, Zvonko/Brzeska, Rikard/Krause, Klaus W./Eckelmann, Thomas/Baloh, Miha/Marquis, Arnold/Brockmann, Jochen/Gatara, Mile/Leib, Vladimir/Martienzen, Gerd/Petruo, Heinz/Barker, Lex/Cramer, Michael (I)/Vedernjak, Adam/Barnes, Walter/Hoffmann, Gert Günther/Shala, Abdurrahman/Hamacher, Hans W./Prandhoff, Agi/Landgut, Inge/Glas, Uschi/Crnobori, Marija/Kasapic, Nada +Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore (1983)/Main, Laurie/Wright, Ralph/Winchell, Paul/Ryan, Will (I)/Smith, Hal/Fiedler, John (I)/Billingsley, Dick/McWhirter, Julie/Christianson, Kim (II) +Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1968)/Smith, Hal/Winchell, Paul/Cabot, Sebastian (I)/Howard, Clint/Holloway, Sterling/Walmsley, Jon/Wright, Ralph/Matthews, Junius/Fiedler, John (I)/Morris, Howard (I)/Luddy, Barbara +Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966)/Matthews, Junius/Cabot, Sebastian (I)/Reitherman, Bruce/Wright, Ralph/Morris, Howard (I)/Holloway, Sterling/Howard, Clint/Smith, Hal/Luddy, Barbara +Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too! (1974)/Holloway, Sterling/Turner, Timothy/Fiedler, John (I)/Smith, Hal/Cabot, Sebastian (I)/Howard, Clint/Matthews, Junius/Winchell, Paul/Luddy, Barbara/Whitaker, Dori +Winslow Boy, The (1999)/Polonsky, Alan/Porter, Chris (I)/Pidgeon, Matthew/Gould, Duncan/Hawthorne, Nigel/Fenwick, Perry/Soundy, Ian/Stinton, Colin/Edwards, Guy (II)/Gillett, Aden/Northam, Jeremy/Dunk, Jim/North, Neil/Pidgeon, Rebecca/Bland, Eve/Bilzerian, Lana/Flind, Sarah/Jones, Gemma (I)/Stewart, Sara +With Six You Get Eggroll (1968)/Farr, Jamie/Leavitt, Norman/Deems, Mickey/Christopher, William/Voland, Herb/Tayback, Vic/Findlater, John (I)/Boles, Jim/Leeds, Peter/Melvin, Allan/Grassroots, The/Bracken, Jimmy/Carlin, George/Keith, Brian (I)/Steele, Richard S./Frome, Milton/Copage, John/Hershey, Barbara/Joseph, Jackie/Day, Doris (I)/Devry, Elaine/Ghostley, Alice/Carroll, Pat (I)/Shear, Pearl/Prickett, Maudie +Without Limits (1998)/Roemer, John/Howarth, James (I)/Crudup, Billy/Lewis, Todd D./Lewis, Todd (I)/Richards, Rod/Dow, Coleman/Caldwell, Chris (I)/Hudson, Brad (I)/Fretta, Mark/Burke, Joseph (I)/Foote, Greg/Anderson, Erich (I)/Brooks, Matthew (III)/Granholm, Garth/Ave, Steve/Sevin, Jim (I)/Jones, Charlie (I)/Consoldane, Michael/Ansberry, Tom/DeBacker, Thomas/Norris, Dean/Olds, Gabriel/Pritchard, Jonathan/Friedkin, William/Mapother, William/Sutherland, Donald (I)/Lillard, Matthew/Porter, Pat (II)/Shorter, Frank/Johnson, Ashley (IV)/Vincent, Paul (I)/Christensen, Tove (I)/Merckx, Ken/Burke, Billy (I)/Coleman II, Edwin L./Sisto, Jeremy/Warren, Ryan S./Sallos, Sol Alexis/Lamb, Aaron (I)/Oleson, Nicholas R./Haas, Avi/Coleman, David (V)/Setliff, Adam/Atkinson, Jeffrey/Thorson, Jay/Bell, Wade/Schwering, Jamie/Johnson, Amy Jo/Potter, Monica/Ivey, Judith/Aotani, Dawn/Elliott, Karen (II)/Berry, Kalin/Nickel, Kim/Ludwig, Minka/Banes, Lisa/Erenberger, Amy/Towne, Katharine/Ray, Wendy/Heilman, Melissa/Coogan, Cassandra A. +Wiz, The (1978 I)/Simpson, Raymond/Randall, Gerrard/Brown, Johnny/Floyd, Frank (II)/Gray, Mike (III)/Clayton, Steve (I)/Stark, Fred (III)/Collins, Charles (I)/Russell, Ermundo/King, Donald (I)/Butler, Ted (I)/Dean, Christopher (II)/Russell, Nipsey/Grody, Gordon/Banjoko, Kashka/Cooke, T.J./Cleveland, Carlos/McGruder, Chuck/Ward, Joey/Marine, Bill/Davis, Billy (I)/Gray, Bryon/Stevens, Ronald 'Smokey'/Johnson, Carlton/Davis, Jules S./Ross, Ted (I)/Pearce, Damon (I)/Jones, Quincy/Raber, Neil/Berring, H. Douglas/Holmes, Jake (II)/Alexis, Alvin/Simpson, Ray (I)/Williams, Kenny (II)/Reed, David (II)/Thorbs, Duke/Walker, Bill (I)/Stockton, Kevin/Pendarvis, Leon/Lasley, David/Dante, Ron/Pryor, Richard/Davis, Craig (I)/Butler, Eric (I)/Tate, Grady/Jackson, Michael (I)/Brooke, Claude (II)/Bell, Derrick/Shaw, James (I)/Armstead, Joshie/Brealord, Tony/Boddie, Aaron/Perren, Dennis/Barrett, Clyde J./Edmondson, Melvin W./Rodriguez, Charles/Skinner, T.B./Grayson, Milt/Jackson, Clinton/Sanders, Zachary (I)/Herrara, Julio/Peyton, Randy (I)/Waddy, Gyle/Karen, Kenny/Bähler, Tom/Thornton, Alfonzo/Perry, Jamie (I)/Sibert, Roderick-Spencer/Brooks, Claude (I)/Lynn, Joe (I)/Floyd, Bobby (II)/Vandross, Luther/Farrell, Mike (V)/Williams, Ted (IV)/Eaton, William (I)/Feldman, Steve (I)/Keller, Jerry (I)/Madsen, Harry/Malcolm, Tommy/French, Arthur/Greene, Stanley (I)/Carpenter, Willie C./Wright, Janet/Albert, Adrienne/McGruder, June/Ross, Diana (I)/Bathe, Clare Janice/McCullough, Ullanda/French, Antonia/Jones, Martina/Miles, Helen (II)/Magloire, Kim/Papalos, Janice/Houston, Cissy/Carpenter, Thelma/Aalda, Mariann/Langner, Christine/Core, Traci/Smith, Tamy/Miller, Leslie (II)/Farrell, Camille/Cisyk, Cassie/Faulkner, Gay/Johnson, Petra/Cooke, Jenny/Stewart, Maeretha/Robinson, Mabel/Flack, Roberta/Merritt, Theresa/Thomas, Jean (III)/Dejon, Denice/Gray, Diva/Pendarvis, Janice/Sanders, Annette/Walker, Dawn (I)/Ingram, Donna Patrice/Williams, Mollena/Cherry, Vivian/Lewis, Yvonne/Hughes, Rhetta/Baltimore, Vicki/Horne, Lena/Massey, Barbara (I)/White, Brenda (I)/Austin, Patti/Guthrie, Gwen/Stafford, Renel/Davis, Sharon (I)/Fox, Dorothi/Dunmore, Beatrice/Van Scott, Glory/Ricks, Claudia/Givens, Robin/Stephenson, Susan/Whitehead, Beurice/Groves, Lani/Hamilton, Susan/Thomas, Mariama/Allen, Billie/Thomas, Mia/Anderson, Alfa K./Coleman, Kay/King, Mabel/McWilliams, Daphne/Moore, Melanie (II)/McDuffie, Debbie/Salisbury, Frances/Lombardi, Mary +Wizard of Oz, The (1939)/Robinson, Rad/Johanson, Virgil/Ministeri, George/Jewkes, Delos/Angelo, Nick (I)/Spangler, Elmer/Nelson, Nels P./Silvern, Charles/Smith, Oliver (III)/Denis, Prince/Colvig, Pinto/Curtis, Billy (I)/Herbst, Joseph/Leal, Johnny/Stanton, Harry/Haley, Jack (I)/Cottonaro, Tommy/Paul, Jack (I)/Slatton, Earl/Lewis, Mitchell (I)/Koestner, 'Willi'/Kelley, Charles E./Rothay, Donald/Winters, Johnny/Monty, Harry/Kranzler, Emil/Dawson, Sid/Casper, Colonel/Mirkin, Abraham/Ruddinger, Albert/Wetter, Victor/Erickson, Carl M. 'Kayo'/Stoll, George E./Walshe, Pat/Murray, Lee (I)/George, John (I)/Cogg, Harry/Harron, Phil/Brodie, Buster/Stephan, Carl/Darby, Ken/Suchsie, George/Morgan, Frank (I)/Howerton, Clarence C. 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Robert/Croft, Lewis/Marco, Howard/Glicken, Jack/Swenson, August Clarence/Dodson, Jon (II)/Maren, Jerry/Wayne, Gus/Manzo, Carlos (I)/Doyle, Major/O'Baugh, Franklin H./School, Boys' Choir of St. Joseph's/Rosen, Jimmy/Raabe, Meinhardt/David, Eulie H./Brooke, Tyler (I)/Linn, Bud/Sudam, Ralph/Irwin, Charles (I)/Pizo, Johnny/Kennedy, Shirley Ann/Buresh, Christie/Debutantes, The/Batchelor, Amelia/Barrett, Dorothy/Nickloy, Margaret C.H./Hoy, Marguerite A./LaBarbera, 'Little Jeane'/Tanner, Betty/Rizzo, Elvida/Maroldo, Marie/May, Patsy (I)/Koestner, Mitzi/Koestner, Emma/Potter, Luce/Earles, Daisy/Montgomery, Pricilla/Caselotti, Adriana/Raia, Margie/Stevens, Alta M./Stark, Georgia/Frank, Addie E./Buresh, Lida/January, Lois/Royale, Helen J./Lange, Hilda/Robinson, Ruth (I)/Porter, Lillian/Balluck, Josefine/Kelley, Jessie E./Allison, Gladys W./Williams, Grace G./Terry (III)/Royale, Stella A./Rice, Gertrude H./Cooper, Nona/Wolff, Gladys V./Sullivan, Charlotte V./Cain, Betty Ann/Derthick, Hazel I./Rice, Hazel/Hamilton, Margaret/Leopold, Ethelreda/Leslie, Ann Rice/Doll, Tiny/Pellegrini, Margaret/Clements, Lois/Granger, Carolyn E./Kenmore, Joan/Coulter, Elizabeth (II)/Smith, Ruth E./Doll, Gracie/Johansen, Lois/Massin, Dona/Hoy, Helen M./Krebs, Nita/Shepard, Valerie/Blandick, Clara/Formica, Fern/Seamon, Helen/Parks, Leona M./Denis, Ethel W./Kramer, Dolly/Rome, Betty/Gardner, Thaisa L./Burke, Billie/Olga, Little/Besky, Freda/Olson, Hildred C./Elmassian, Zari/Garland, Judy (I)/Banks, Viola/Bridges, Lorraine/Moray, Yvonne/Schultz, Elise/Tevis, Carol/Rhythmettes, The +Wo de fu qin mu qin (1999)/Ji, Bo/Sun, Honglei/Sung, Wencheng/Liu, Qi (I)/Zhang, Zhongxi/Zheng, Hao/Chang, Guifa/Li, Bin (I)/Zhao, Yulian/Zhang, Ziyi +Wonder of It All (1974)/Biegel, Les +Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm, The (1962)/Böhm, Karlheinz (I)/Tamblyn, Russ/Harvey, Laurence (I)/Backus, Jim/Roth, Gene/Barty, Billy/Hackett, Buddy/Brooke, Walter/Rhodes, 'Little Billy'/Kruger, Otto/Slezak, Walter/Fafara, Stanley/Rossitto, Angelo/Whitney, Peter (I)/Foulk, Robert/Smith, Sydney (I)/Crawford Jr., Robert/Lormer, Jon/Terry-Thomas/Russell, Bryan/Rilla, Walter/Stang, Arnold/Sundberg, Clinton/Homolka, Oskar/Wolfe, Ian/Garde, Betty/Bloom, Claire (I)/Meredith, Cheerio/Baird, Pamela/Neumann-Viertel, Elisabeth/Robinson, Ruthie/Mimieux, Yvette/Marihugh, Tammy/Bondi, Beulah/Eden, Barbara (I)/Hunt, Martita/Driscoll, Diana/Bettin, Sandra Gale/Ellison, True +Woody the Free-Loader (1968)/Stafford, Grace +Woody's Magic Touch (1971)/Stafford, Grace +World of Sport Fishing, The (1972)/Gowdy, Curt/Curtis, Ken (I)/Borgnine, Ernest/Crosby, Bing/Heflin, Van +World's Greatest Athlete, The (1973)/Askin, Leon/Checco, Al/Dunn, Liam/Scotti, Vito/McKay, Jim (II)/Palmer, Bud/Goldman, Danny (I)/Toomey, Bill/Colley, Don Pedro/De Wolfe, Billy/Sullivan, Brian (III)/Amos, John (I)/Wilson, Dick (I)/Conway, Tim (I)/Kapp, Joe/Cosell, Howard/Vincent, Jan-Michael/Ahn, Philip (I)/Browne, Roscoe Lee/Gifford, Frank/Conway, Russ (I)/Mooney, David (I)/Lupton, John/Griffin, Jack (I)/Francis, Ivor/Muse, Clarence/Capers, Virginia/Shay, Dorothy/Christian, Leigh (I)/Walker, Nancy (I)/Haddon, Dayle/Selby, Sarah +Writing on the Wall (2004)/Moore, Ivan/Reid, Tom (III)/Migliorini, Eris/Fowler, Amelia +Wuthering Heights (1970)/Brewster, Jonathan/Andrews, Harry/Glover, Julian/Foster, Dudley/Griffith, Hugh (I)/Woods, Aubrey/Berwick, James/Dalton, Timothy/Ogilvy, Ian/Beeby, Bruce/Comer, John (I)/Buckley, Keith/Wilding, Mark/Klauber, Gertan/Cossins, James/Gostelow, Gordon/Sallis, Peter/Calder-Marshall, Anna/Cornwell, Judy/Granger, Libby/Crutchley, Rosalie/Bryant, Sandra/Doyle, Patricia (I)/Brown, Pamela (I)/Hayes, Gillian/Hood, Morag/Daine, Lois/Alnutt, Wendy/Heath, Hilary +Yearling, The (1946)/York, Chick/Gift, Donn/Eldredge, Frank/Wills, Chill/Hohl, Arthur/Tucker, Forrest/Travers, Henry (I)/Stevenson, Houseley/Bevans, Clem/York, Jeff (I)/Mann, George/Jarman Jr., Claude/Willis, Matt (II)/Peck, Gregory/Kilian, Victor (I)/White, Dan (I)/Porterfield, Robert/Lockhart, June/Green, Jane (I)/Wyman, Jane/Wells, Joan/Wycherly, Margaret +Yellow Submarine (1968)/Emery, Dick/Harrison, George (I)/Clive, John/Lennon, John (I)/Percival, Lance/Angelis, Paul/Hughes, Geoffrey (I)/Batten, Peter (I)/Starr, Ringo/McCartney, Paul +Yessongs (1975)/Squire, Chris/Wakeman, Rick/Anderson, Jon (I)/White, Alan (I)/Howe, Steve (I) +Yi ge dou bu neng shao (1999)/Mel, Li/Wanlu, Wu/Mingshan, Zhang/Xinmin, Fu/Gao, Enman/Zhanqing, Xu/Huimin, Rong/Tian, Zhenda/Zhang, Huike/Zhang, Yichang/Li, Fanfan/Sun, Zhimei/Ru, Liu/Guolin, Ma/Lingyu, Li/Jie, Jiao/Xuewei, Tian/Shulan, Wang/Liu, Hanzhi/Wei, Minzhi/Xinhong, Ming/Feng, Yuying/Zhiwei, Sun/Bai, Mei +Yo hice a Roque III (1980)/Quiroga, Héctor (I)/Castizo, Alfonso (II)/Ibáñez Menta, Narciso/Ortega, Adrián/Ozores, Antonio/Lillo, Ramón/Lucas, Carlos (I)/Esteso, Fernando/Pacheco, 'Dum Dum'/Álvarez, Óscar/Camoiras, Francisco/Pajares, Andrés/Hernández, Rafael (I)/Corel, Belinda/Herrera, Teresa/Dammert, Claudia/March, Gabriela/Tovar, Loli/Miller, Mirta/Chico, Florinda +Young Billy Young (1969)/Fix, Paul/Kelly, Jack (I)/Bouchey, Willis/Anderson, Robert (V)/Acosta, Rodolfo (I)/Mitchum, Robert/Baer, Parley/Walker Jr., Robert/Anderson, John (I)/Mitchum, Christopher/Carradine, David/Martin, Deana (I)/Dickinson, Angie +Young Black Stallion, The (2003)/Grucza, Eric/Rossouw, Andries/Al Ameri, Ali/Romanus, Richard/Elias, Patrick (II)/Rudolf, Gérard/Tamimi, Biana +Young People (1940)/North, Ted/Benedict, William 'Billy'/Saylor, Syd/Byron, Arthur S./Hickman, Darryl/Oakie, Jack (I)/Soderling, Walter/Sully, Frank/Ford, James (I)/Aylesworth, Arthur/Herman, Al/McNamara, Major James H./Halton, Charles/Tannen, Charles (I)/Bacon, Irving/Steers, Larry/Kelly, Lew/Henderson, Dell/Heywood, Herbert/Watson, Minor/Montgomery, George (I)/Howland, Olin/O'Connor, Frank (I)/Anderson, Bobby (II)/Alexander, Ernie (I)/Lucas, Jimmie/Tyler, Harry/Burns, Paul E./Wayne, Billy/Shaw, Robert (X)/Swann, Frank (I)/Seymour, Harry/Mills, Shirley/McHugh, Kitty/Emmett, Fern/Gordon, Mary (I)/Howard, Kathleen/Whelan, Arleen/Cecil, Nora/Stewart, Iva/Sheldon, Kathryn/Greenwood, Charlotte (I)/Edwards, Sarah (I)/Beresford, Evelyn/Marsh, Mae/Warren, Ruth/Fowler, Almeda/Temple, Shirley/Armand, Alice/Fisher, Diane (I) +Zauber der Boheme (1937)/Romanowsky, Richard/Lingen, Theo/Brand, Hans/Neudörffer, Ray/Kemp, Paul (I)/Gerasch, Alfred/Skraup, Karl/Valberg, Robert/Kiepura, Jan/Günther, Karl/Sima, Oskar/Imhoff, Fritz/Holzschuh, Lizzi/Eggerth, Mártha/Shorp, Mimi/Kartousch, Louise +Zebra in the Kitchen (1965)/Helton, Percy/Westcourt, Gordon/Williams, Robert (I)/Sully, Frank/Barnett, Vince/Coffin, Tristram/Benedict, William 'Billy'/Bohn, Merritt/Milner, Martin/Weaver, Doodles/Jenkins, Dal/Lormer, Jon/Clarke, Robert (I)/Devine, Andy (I)/Stiles, Jimmy/Judis, Gary/Milford, John/Lowery, Robert/Scully, Vin/Thompson, Marshall (I)/Thomas, Wayne (III)/Taylor, Vaughn (I)/Warde, Harlan/Arnold, Phil (I)/Davis, Jim (I)/North, Jay/Quillan, Eddie/Hart, John (I)/Hardy, Oliver/Laurel, Stan/Green, Dorothy (II)/Green, Karen/Meadows, Joyce/Bennett, Marjorie/Velez, Lupe +Zeppelin (1971)/Hurndall, Richard/Rothwell, Alan/Mikell, George/Hines, Frazer/Marlowe, William/Waldhorn, Gary/Diffring, Anton/Keir, Andrew/Howard, Ben (II)/Adam, Ronald/Long, Matthew (I)/Lonnen, Ray/Carsten, Peter/Goring, Marius/Gill, John (IV)/York, Michael (I)/Frazer, Peter/Davies, Rupert (I)/Coleman, Bryan (I)/Morton, Clive/Robbins, Michael (I)/Diamond, Arnold/Kettlewell, Ruth/Sommer, Elke/Stewart, Alexandra +Zire darakhatan zeyton (1994)/Keshavarz, Mohamad Ali/Babani, Astadouli/Defai, Kheda Barech/Poor, A. li Ahmed/Poor, Babek Ahmed/Boursadiki, N./Nia, Azim Aziz/Rezai, Hossein/Nouri, Kardouni/Darabi, Mahbanou/Kheradmand, Farhad/Betri, Nasret/Nourouzi, Zahra/Ladanian, Tahereh/Shiva, Zarifeh/Redai, Hocine +Zorro (1975 I)/Baker, Stanley/Rossi-Stuart, Giacomo/Albertini, Giampiero/Masé, Marino/Delon, Alain/Chiffre, Yvan/Moustache/Cerusico, Enzo/Juri, Raika/Piccolo, Ottavia/Asti, Adriana diff --git a/resources/pop.wav b/resources/pop.wav new file mode 100644 index 0000000..524b8e2 Binary files /dev/null and b/resources/pop.wav differ diff --git a/resources/routes.txt b/resources/routes.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2cb681d --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/routes.txt @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +JFK MCO +ORD DEN +ORD HOU +ATL MCO +ORD HOU +DFW PHX +JFK ATL +ORD DFW +ORD PHX +ATL HOU +DEN PHX +PHX LAX +JFK ORD +DEN LAS +DFW HOU +ORD ATL +LAS LAX diff --git a/resources/sierpinski.txt b/resources/sierpinski.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..047ade6 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/sierpinski.txt @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +3 + .33 .33 .34 +3 3 + .50 .00 .00 + .50 .00 .50 + .50 .00 .25 +3 3 + .00 .50 .00 + .00 .50 .00 + .00 .50 .433 diff --git a/resources/test.txt b/resources/test.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e4feb41 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/test.txt @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +bob@office +carl@beach +marvin@spam +bob@office +bob@office +mallory@spam +dave@boat +eve@airport +alice@home diff --git a/resources/test5.txt b/resources/test5.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..17fe863 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/test5.txt @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +5 5 +0 1 1 0 1 +0 0 1 1 1 +1 1 0 1 1 +1 0 0 0 1 +0 1 1 1 1 diff --git a/resources/test8.txt b/resources/test8.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..452a860 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/test8.txt @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +8 8 +0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 +1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 +1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 +0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 +0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 +0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 +1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 +1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 diff --git a/resources/testEZ.txt b/resources/testEZ.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..17fe863 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/testEZ.txt @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +5 5 +0 1 1 0 1 +0 0 1 1 1 +1 1 0 1 1 +1 0 0 0 1 +0 1 1 1 1 diff --git a/resources/tiny.txt b/resources/tiny.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..585fcdb --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/tiny.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +was had him and you his the but + diff --git a/resources/tiny2.txt b/resources/tiny2.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ca006bb --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/tiny2.txt @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +A B +A C +C A +C G +A G +H A + diff --git a/resources/tobe.txt b/resources/tobe.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..75bbf3f --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/tobe.txt @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +to be or not to - be - - that - - - is diff --git a/resources/tree.txt b/resources/tree.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6c72cf2 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/tree.txt @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +6 + 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 + +6 3 + 0.00 0.00 0.550 + -0.05 0.00 0.525 + 0.46 -0.15 0.270 + 0.47 -0.15 0.265 + 0.43 0.28 0.285 + 0.42 0.26 0.290 + +6 3 + 0.00 0.60 0.000 + -0.50 0.00 0.750 + 0.39 0.38 0.105 + 0.17 0.42 0.465 + -0.25 0.45 0.625 + -0.35 0.31 0.525 + +a tree diff --git a/resources/whitelist.txt b/resources/whitelist.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..acb3be5 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/whitelist.txt @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +alice@home +bob@office +carl@beach +dave@boat diff --git a/src/audio/PlayThatTune.java b/src/audio/PlayThatTune.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..790ada7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/audio/PlayThatTune.java @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +package audio; + +import java.io.IOException; + +import stdlib.StdAudio; +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/** + * This is a data-driven program that plays pure tones from + * the notes on the chromatic scale, specified on standard input + * by their distance from concert A. + * % java PlayThatTune < elise.txt + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +public class PlayThatTune { + + public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { + if(args.length == 0) return; + + // repeat as long as there are more integers to read in + while(!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + + // read in the pitch, where 0 = Concert A (A4) + int pitch = StdIn.readInt(); + + // read in duration in seconds + double duration = StdIn.readDouble(); + + // build sine wave with desired frequency + double hz = 440 * Math.pow(2, pitch / 12.0); + int N = (int) (StdAudio.SAMPLE_RATE * duration); + double[] a = new double[N+1]; + int i; + for(i=0; i<=N; i++) { + a[i] = Math.sin(2 * Math.PI * i * hz / StdAudio.SAMPLE_RATE); + } + + // play it using standard audio + StdAudio.play(a); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/audio/PlayThatTuneDeluxe.java b/src/audio/PlayThatTuneDeluxe.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bbabac4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/audio/PlayThatTuneDeluxe.java @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +package audio; + +import stdlib.StdAudio; +import stdlib.StdIn; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac PlayThatTuneDeluxe.java + * Execution: java PlayThatTuneDeluxe < data.txt + * + * % java PlayThatTuneDeluxe 0.5 < elise.txt + * + * Data files + * ---------- + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/elise.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/99luftballons.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/freebird.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/Ascale.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/National_Anthem.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/looney.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/StairwayToHeaven.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/entertainer.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/old-nassau.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/arabesque.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/firstcut.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/tomsdiner.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/21function/portal.txt + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class PlayThatTuneDeluxe { + + // take weighted sum of two arrays + public static double[] sum(double[] a, double[] b, double awt, double bwt) { + + // precondition: arrays have the same length + assert (a.length == b.length); + + // compute the weighted sum + double[] c = new double[a.length]; + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) { + c[i] = a[i]*awt + b[i]*bwt; + } + return c; + } + + // create a pure tone of the given frequency for the given duration + public static double[] tone(double hz, double duration) { + int N = (int) (StdAudio.SAMPLE_RATE * duration); + double[] a = new double[N+1]; + for (int i = 0; i <= N; i++) { + a[i] = Math.sin(2 * Math.PI * i * hz / StdAudio.SAMPLE_RATE); + } + return a; + } + + // create a note with harmonics of of the given pitch, where 0 = concert A + public static double[] note(int pitch, double t) { + double hz = 440.0 * Math.pow(2, pitch / 12.0); + double[] a = tone(hz, t); + double[] hi = tone(2*hz, t); + double[] lo = tone(hz/2, t); + double[] h = sum(hi, lo, .5, .5); + return sum(a, h, .5, .5); + } + + + // read in notes from standard input and play them on standard audio + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // read in pitch-duration pairs from standard input + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + int pitch = StdIn.readInt(); + double duration = StdIn.readDouble(); + double[] a = note(pitch, duration); + StdAudio.play(a); + } + + // needed to terminate program - known Java bug + System.exit(0); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/audio/Scale.java b/src/audio/Scale.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ca6cac3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/audio/Scale.java @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +package audio; + +import stdlib.StdAudio; + + +/** + * Plays an A major scale + */ +public class Scale { + + // create a pure tone of the given frequency for the given duration + public static double[] tone(double hz, double duration) { + int N = (int) (StdAudio.SAMPLE_RATE * duration); + double[] a = new double[N+1]; + for (int i = 0; i <= N; i++) { + a[i] = Math.sin(2 * Math.PI * i * hz / StdAudio.SAMPLE_RATE); + } + return a; + } + + + // test client - A major scale + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // scale increments + int[] steps = { 0, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12 }; + for (int i = 0; i < steps.length; i++) { + double hz = 440.0 * Math.pow(2, steps[i] / 12.0); + StdAudio.play(tone(hz, 1.0)); + } + + // needed because of the way Java handles audio + System.exit(0); + } +} + diff --git a/src/audio/package-info.java b/src/audio/package-info.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..788c2ca --- /dev/null +++ b/src/audio/package-info.java @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +/** + * Acoustic + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +package audio; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/awt/Arrow.java b/src/awt/Arrow.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a05712f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/awt/Arrow.java @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ +package awt; + +import java.awt.BasicStroke; +import java.awt.Color; +import java.awt.Graphics; +import java.awt.Graphics2D; +import java.awt.Polygon; + +/** + * Hinzufügen von Pfeilen auf Grafikkontext Graphics g. + * @author Daniel Weschke + * + */ +public class Arrow { + /** + * �fnnungswinkel der Pfeilspitze + */ + private double ang; + + /** + * L�nge der Pfeilspitze + */ + private double length; + + private Color color; + + /** + * Konstruktor mit default-Werten. + * Spitze 10 px, Winkel 20� und Farbe dunkel grau. + */ + Arrow() { + length = 10; + ang = 20*Math.PI/180; + color = new Color(80,80,80); + } + + /** + * Form der Pfeilspitze setzen. + * �fnnungswinkel min. 5�, L�nge min. 5 px. + * @param a �fnnungswinkel der Pfeilspitze + * @param len L�nge der Pfeilspitze + */ + public void setShape(double a, double len) { + ang = a; if(ang<5) ang=5; + ang *= Math.PI/180; + length = len; if(len<5) len=5; + } + + /** + * Farbe nach RGB-Anteile setzen. + * @param r Rotanteil + * @param g Gr�nanteil + * @param b Blauanteil + */ + public void setColor(int r, int g, int b) { color = new Color(r,g,b); } + + /** + * Farbe setzen. + * @param col Color-Objekt + */ + public void setColor(Color col) { color = col; } + + /** + * Pfeil zeichnen. Vom Anfangspunkt x0, y0 zum Endpunkt x1, y1. + * @param g Grafikkontext + * @param x0 Startwert x + * @param y0 Startwert y + * @param x1 Endwert x + * @param y1 Endwert y + */ + public void draw(Graphics g, double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1){ + // in Pfeilrichtung; rechts Punkt 2, links Punkt 3 + int ix2, iy2, ix3, iy3; + double sinPhi, cosPhi, dx, dy, x, y, s; + dx = x1-x0; + dy = y1-y0; + s = Math.sqrt(dy*dy+dx*dx); + sinPhi = dy/s; + cosPhi = dx/s; + if(s max) max = freq[i]; + } + + // draw the histogram. + public void draw() { +// plot.setCanvasSize(500, 100); //TODO: cause a reopen / new window + plot.setYscale(0, max); + plot.bars(freq); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"50","1000000"}; + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // number of coins + int T = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); // number of trials + + // create the histogram + Histogram histogram = new Histogram(N+1); + for (int t = 0; t < T; t++) { + histogram.addDataPoint(Bernoulli.binomial(N)); + } + + // display using standard draw + histogram.draw(); + } +} diff --git a/src/awt/Plot.java b/src/awt/Plot.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c9d5de6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/awt/Plot.java @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +package awt; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +public class Plot extends StdDraw{ + + /** + * Plot points (i, a[i]) to standard draw. + */ + public void points(double[] a) { + int n = a.length; + setXscale(0, n-1); + setPenRadius(1.0 / (3.0 * n)); + int i; + for(i=0; i= N || i < 0) throw new RuntimeException("Genome out of bounds"); + if (a[2*i] == false && a[2*i + 1] == false) return 'a'; + else if (a[2*i] == false && a[2*i + 1] == true) return 'c'; + else if (a[2*i] == true && a[2*i + 1] == false) return 'g'; + else return 't'; + } + + public int length() { return N; } + + + + // sample client for testing + public static void main(String[] args) { + CompactGenome g = new CompactGenome(); + g.addNucleotide('a'); + g.addNucleotide('g'); + g.addNucleotide('c'); + g.addNucleotide('c'); + g.addNucleotide('t'); + for (int i = 0; i < g.length(); i++) { + System.out.print(g.nucleotideAt(i)); + } + System.out.println(); + + + } + +} diff --git a/src/biology/GeneFind.java b/src/biology/GeneFind.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4bc6518 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/biology/GeneFind.java @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +package biology; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac GeneFind.java + * Execution: java GeneFind start stop < input.txt + * + * To find a gene in a genome, we scan for the start codon, + * remember its index, then scan from the next stop codon. + * If the length of the intervening sequence is a multiple of 3, + * we have found a gene. + * + * % more genomeTiny.txt + * ATAGATGCATAGCGCATAGCTAGATGTGCTAGCAT + * + * % java GeneFind ATG TAG < genomeTiny.txt + * CATAGCGCA + * TGC + * + * % java GeneFind ATG TAG < genomeVirus.txt + * CGCCTGCGTCTGTAC + * TCGAGCGGATCGCTCACAACCAGTCGG + * AGATTATCAAAAAGGATCTTCACC + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class GeneFind { + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // read in data + String start = args[0]; + String stop = args[1]; + String genome = StdIn.readAll(); + System.out.println("genome = '" + genome + "'"); + System.out.println("start = '" + start + "'"); + System.out.println("stop = '" + stop + "'"); + + // find genes + int beg = -1; + for (int i = 0; i < genome.length() - 2; i++) { + String codon = genome.substring(i, i+3); + + // start codon + if (codon.equals(start)) beg = i; + + // stop codon + if ((codon.equals(stop)) && (beg != -1) && (beg + 3 < i)) { + // check putative gene alignment + String gene = genome.substring(beg+3, i); + if (gene.length() % 3 == 0) { + System.out.println(gene); + beg = -1; + } + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/biology/Genome.java b/src/biology/Genome.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..aca3a69 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/biology/Genome.java @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +package biology; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Genome.java + * Execution: java Genome + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Genome { + private char[] a = new char[2]; + private int N = 0; + + + public void addNucleotide(char c) { + if (N == a.length) resize(); + if (c == 'a' || c == 'c' || c == 'g' || c == 't') + a[N++] = c; + else throw new RuntimeException("Illegal nucleotide"); + } + + // double the size of the array + private void resize() { + char[] temp = new char[2*N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) temp[i] = a[i]; + a = temp; + } + + public char nucleotideAt(int i) { + if (i < N) return a[i]; + else throw new RuntimeException("Genome out of bounds"); + } + + public int length() { return N; } + + + + // sample client for testing + public static void main(String[] args) { + Genome g = new Genome(); + g.addNucleotide('a'); + g.addNucleotide('g'); + g.addNucleotide('c'); + g.addNucleotide('c'); + g.addNucleotide('t'); + for (int i = 0; i < g.length(); i++) + System.out.print(g.nucleotideAt(i)); + System.out.println(); + + + } + +} diff --git a/src/biology/StringGenome.java b/src/biology/StringGenome.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b09f421 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/biology/StringGenome.java @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +package biology; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac StringGenome.java + * Execution: java StringGenome + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class StringGenome { + private String s = ""; + + + public void addNucleotide(char c) { + if (c == 'a' || c == 'c' || c == 'g' || c == 't') + s = s + c; + else throw new RuntimeException("Illegal nucleotide"); + } + + public char nucleotideAt(int i) { + if (i < s.length()) return s.charAt(i); + else throw new RuntimeException("Genome out of bounds"); + } + + public int length() { return s.length(); } + public String toString() { return s; } + + + + // sample client for testing + public static void main(String[] args) { + StringGenome g = new StringGenome(); + g.addNucleotide('a'); + g.addNucleotide('g'); + g.addNucleotide('c'); + g.addNucleotide('c'); + g.addNucleotide('t'); + System.out.println(g); + for (int i = 0; i < g.length(); i++) + System.out.println(g.nucleotideAt(i)); + + } + +} diff --git a/src/biology/package-info.java b/src/biology/package-info.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b5cb0f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/biology/package-info.java @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +/** + * Biology + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +package biology; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/calculator/Console.java b/src/calculator/Console.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cec9a7e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/calculator/Console.java @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ +package calculator; +import java.awt.event.KeyAdapter; +import java.awt.event.KeyEvent; +import java.awt.event.WindowAdapter; +import java.awt.event.WindowEvent; + +import javax.swing.JFrame; +import javax.swing.JScrollPane; +import javax.swing.JTextArea; +import javax.swing.WindowConstants; +import javax.swing.text.BadLocationException; + + +public class Console extends JFrame{ + + JTextArea txp = new JTextArea(); + + /** + * + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = -4662212357842559736L; + + public Console(){ + super("Console"); + setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstants.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE); + addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter(){ + @Override + public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e){System.exit(0);} + }); +// txp.setCaretPosition(txp.getText().length()); + txp.addKeyListener(new KeyAdapter() { + @Override + public void keyPressed(KeyEvent e) { + super.keyPressed(e); + if(e.getKeyCode() == KeyEvent.VK_ENTER){ + String sText = txp.getText(); + String text; + txp.setCaretPosition(sText.length()); + //txp.get; + int start, end, lines; + lines = txp.getLineCount(); + System.out.print(lines+": "); + try { + start = txp.getLineStartOffset(lines-1); + end = txp.getLineEndOffset(lines-1); +// line = txp.getLineOfOffset(25); + text = txp.getText(start, end-start); + text = text.replaceAll("\\s+", ""); +// System.out.println(sText); + + String[] p; + p = text.split("\\+"); + double result=0; + if(p.length>1){ + int i; + for(i=0; i 1) return false; + p = str.split("\\-"); + if(p.length > 1) return false; + return true; + } + + /** + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Console c = new Console(); + c.setSize(600,400); + c.setVisible(true); + } + +} diff --git a/src/calculator/Evaluate.java b/src/calculator/Evaluate.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a0d775d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/calculator/Evaluate.java @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +package calculator; + +import set.Stack; +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Evaluate.java + * Execution: java Evaluate + * Dependencies: Stack.java + * + * Evaluates (fully parenthesized) arithmetic expressions using + * Dijkstra's two-stack algorithm. + * + * % java Evaluate + * ( 1 + ( ( 2 + 3 ) * ( 4 * 5 ) ) ) + * 101.0 + * + * % java Evaulate + * ( ( 1 + sqrt ( 5 ) ) / 2.0 ) + * 1.618033988749895 + * + * + * + * Remarkably, Dijkstra's algorithm computes the same + * answer if we put each operator *after* its two operands + * instead of *between* them. + * + * % java Evaluate + * ( 1 ( ( 2 3 + ) ( 4 5 * ) * ) + ) + * 101.0 + * + * Moreover, in such expressions, all parentheses are redundant! + * Removing them yields an expression known as a postfix expression. + * 1 2 3 + 4 5 * * + + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Evaluate { + public static void main(String[] args) { + Stack ops = new Stack(); + Stack vals = new Stack(); + + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + String s = StdIn.readString(); + if (s.equals("(")) ; + else if (s.equals("+")) ops.push(s); + else if (s.equals("-")) ops.push(s); + else if (s.equals("*")) ops.push(s); + else if (s.equals("/")) ops.push(s); + else if (s.equals("sqrt")) ops.push(s); + else if (s.equals(")")) { + String op = ops.pop(); + double v = vals.pop(); + if (op.equals("+")) v = vals.pop() + v; + else if (op.equals("-")) v = vals.pop() - v; + else if (op.equals("*")) v = vals.pop() * v; + else if (op.equals("/")) v = vals.pop() / v; + else if (op.equals("sqrt")) v = Math.sqrt(v); + vals.push(v); + } + else vals.push(Double.parseDouble(s)); + } + StdOut.println(vals.pop()); + } +} diff --git a/src/calculator/JShell.java b/src/calculator/JShell.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..09eecaf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/calculator/JShell.java @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ +package calculator; +import java.awt.BorderLayout; +import java.awt.Color; +import java.awt.event.KeyEvent; +import java.awt.event.KeyListener; +import java.util.HashMap; +import java.util.Map; +import java.util.regex.Pattern; + +import javax.swing.JEditorPane; +import javax.swing.JFrame; +import javax.swing.JPanel; +import javax.swing.JTextField; + +public class JShell extends JPanel implements KeyListener { + + private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; + + JTextField field = new JTextField(); + JEditorPane editor = new JEditorPane(); + + public JShell() { + super(new BorderLayout()); + + // Content + editor.setEditable(false); + editor.setBackground(Color.LIGHT_GRAY); + this.add(editor, BorderLayout.CENTER); + + field.addKeyListener(this); + this.add(field, BorderLayout.PAGE_END); + } + + @Override + public void keyTyped(KeyEvent e) { + + } + + @Override + public void keyPressed(KeyEvent e) { + + } + + @Override + public void keyReleased(KeyEvent e) { + // Wenn Enter gedr�ckt wird, wird die Eingabe in + // editor �bernommen und field geleert + if (e.getKeyCode() == KeyEvent.VK_ENTER) { + editor.setText(editor.getText() + field.getText() + "\n"); + field.setText(""); + runCommand(field.getText()); + } + + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + // GUI starten + setUp(); + } + + public static void setUp() { + // Frame + JFrame frame = new JFrame("JShell"); + frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); + frame.setSize(600, 300); + + JPanel panel = new JShell(); + frame.setContentPane(panel); + + frame.setLocationRelativeTo(null); + frame.setVisible(true); + } + + public abstract class Command { + public Command() { + super(); + } + public abstract void run(String... args); + } + + public class HelloWorldCommand extends Command { + public HelloWorldCommand(){ + super(); + } + @Override + public void run(String... args) { + System.out.println("Hello World"); + } + @Override + public String toString() { + return("HelloWorld"); + } + } + + private Map commandMap = new HashMap(); + + public void loadCommands() { + Command cmd = new HelloWorldCommand(); + commandMap.put(cmd.toString(), cmd); + } + + public void runCommand(String line) { + String[] split = Pattern.compile(" ").split(line, 0); + Command cmd = commandMap.get(split[0]); + if(cmd != null) + cmd.run(split); //Erstes Parameter entfernen? + else + System.out.println("Befehl nicht gefunden"); //Zuerst auf lokale Anwendung pr�fen? + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/date/Calendar.java b/src/date/Calendar.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cfa6742 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/date/Calendar.java @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +package date; + +import stdlib.StdOut; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Calendar.java + * Execution: java Calendar M Y + * + * This program takes the month M and year Y and prints a + * calendar for that month. + * + * % java Calendar 7 2005 + * July 2005 + * S M T W Th F S + * 1 2 + * 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 + * 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 + * 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 + * 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 + * 31 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Calendar { + + /********************************************************************** + * Given the month (M), day (D), and year (Y), return which day + * of the week it falls on according to the Gregorian calendar. + * For M use 1 for January, 2 for February, and so forth. Outputs + * 0 for Sunday, 1 for Monday, and so forth. + **********************************************************************/ + public static int day(int M, int D, int Y) { + int y = Y - (14 - M) / 12; + int x = y + y/4 - y/100 + y/400; + int m = M + 12 * ((14 - M) / 12) - 2; + int d = (D + x + (31*m)/12) % 7; + return d; + } + + // return true if the given year is a leap year + public static boolean isLeapYear(int year) { + if ((year % 4 == 0) && (year % 100 != 0)) return true; + if (year % 400 == 0) return true; + return false; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int M = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // month (Jan = 1, Dec = 12) + int Y = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); // year + + // months[i] = name of month i + String[] months = { + "", // leave empty so that months[1] = "January" + "January", "February", "March", + "April", "May", "June", + "July", "August", "September", + "October", "November", "December" + }; + + // days[i] = number of days in month i + int[] days = { 0, 31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31 }; + + // check for leap year + if (M == 2 && isLeapYear(Y)) days[M] = 29; + + + // print calendar header + StdOut.println(" " + months[M] + " " + Y); + StdOut.println(" S M Tu W Th F S"); + + // starting day + int d = day(M, 1, Y); + + // print the calendar + for (int i = 0; i < d; i++) + StdOut.print(" "); + for (int i = 1; i <= days[M]; i++) { + StdOut.printf("%2d ", i); + if (((i + d) % 7 == 0) || (i == days[M])) StdOut.println(); + } + + } +} diff --git a/src/date/Date.java b/src/date/Date.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7328977 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/date/Date.java @@ -0,0 +1,106 @@ +package date; + +public class Date { + private static final int[] DAYS = { 0, 31, 29, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31 }; + + private final int month; // month (between 1 and 12) + private final int day; // day (between 1 and DAYS[month] + private final int year; // year + + /** + * do bounds-checking to ensure object represents a valid date + * @param m + * @param d + * @param y + */ + public Date(int m, int d, int y) { + if (!isValid(m, d, y)) throw new RuntimeException("Invalid date"); + month = m; + day = d; + year = y; + } + + /** + * Read in the month, day, and year and print out what + * day of the week it falls on according to the Gregorian calendar. + * @return the day of week, 0 for Sunday, 1 for Monday, and so forth + */ + public int dayOfWeekUS(){ + int y0 = year - (14 - month) / 12; + int x = y0 + y0/4 - y0/100 + y0/400; + int m0 = month + 12 * ((14 - month) / 12) - 2; + int d0 = (day + x + (31*m0)/12) % 7; + return d0; + } + + /** + * Spring season + * @return true if the given day and month fall between March 20 (inclusive) + * and June 20 (inclusive). + */ + public boolean isSpring(){ + return (month == 3 && day >= 20 && day <= 31) + || (month == 4 && day >= 1 && day <= 30) + || (month == 5 && day >= 1 && day <= 31) + || (month == 6 && day >= 1 && day <= 20); + } + + // is the given date valid? + private static boolean isValid(int m, int d, int y) { + if (m < 1 || m > 12) return false; + if (d < 1 || d > DAYS[m]) return false; + if (m == 2 && d == 29 && !isLeapYear(y)) return false; + return true; + } + + // is y a leap year? + private static boolean isLeapYear(int y) { + if (y % 400 == 0) return true; + if (y % 100 == 0) return false; + return (y % 4 == 0); + } + + // return the next Date + public Date next() { + if (isValid(month, day + 1, year)) return new Date(month, day + 1, year); + else if (isValid(month + 1, 1, year)) return new Date(month + 1, 1, year); + else return new Date(1, 1, year + 1); + } + + + // is this Date after b? + public boolean isAfter(Date b) { + return compareTo(b) > 0; + } + + // is this Date a before b? + public boolean isBefore(Date b) { + return compareTo(b) < 0; + } + + // comparison function between two dates + public int compareTo(Date b) { + if (year != b.year) return year - b.year; + if (month != b.month) return month - b.month; + return day - b.day; + } + + // return a string representation of this date + public String toString() { + return month + "/" + day + "/" + year; + } + + // sample client for testing + public static void main(String[] args) { + Date today = new Date(2, 25, 2004); + System.out.println(today); + for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { + today = today.next(); + System.out.println(today); + } + + System.out.println(today.isAfter(today.next())); + System.out.println(today.isAfter(today)); + System.out.println(today.next().isAfter(today)); + } +} diff --git a/src/date/package-info.java b/src/date/package-info.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d8afdc7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/date/package-info.java @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +/** + * Date + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +package date; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/engineering/Beam.java b/src/engineering/Beam.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dac8166 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/engineering/Beam.java @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +package engineering; + +import math.equation.Polynomial; +import math.matrix.Matrix2D; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; +import exception.NoSquareException; +import exception.SingularException; + +public class Beam { + + Polynomial w; + Matrix2D xy; + + public Beam(double E, double I, double q){ + integrate(new Polynomial(q).times(1./(E*I))); + } + + public Beam(double E, double I, double... q){ + integrate(new Polynomial(q).times(1./(E*I))); + } + + public Beam(double E, double I, double q, double[][] conditions) + throws IllegalDimensionException, NoSquareException, SingularException{ + integrate(new Polynomial(q).times(1./(E*I))); + condition(conditions); + } + + private void integrate(Polynomial w4){ + w = w4.integrate().integrate().integrate().integrate(); + } + + public void condition(double[][] conditions) throws IllegalDimensionException, NoSquareException, SingularException{ + w.condition(conditions); + } + + public Polynomial getW(){ + return w; + } + + public double getW(double x){ + return w.evaluate(x); + } + + public void printW(double x){ + System.out.println(getW(x)); + } + + public Matrix2D getXY(double start, double increment, double end){ + if(xy == null){ + try { xy = (Matrix2D) w.evaluateAsMatrix2D(start, increment, end).times(1); } + catch(IllegalDimensionException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + return xy; + } + + @Override + public String toString(){ + return w.toString(); + } + + public void println(){ + System.out.println(toString()); + } + + public void plot(){ + w.plot(); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Beam beam = new Beam(1, 1, -1); + beam.println(); + try { + beam.condition(new double[][]{ + {0,0,0},{1,0,0},{2,1,0},{3,1,0}}); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException | NoSquareException + | SingularException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } + beam.println(); + beam.plot(); +// beam.getW().derive().plot(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/engineering/Gear.java b/src/engineering/Gear.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ed1afbc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/engineering/Gear.java @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +package engineering; + + +public class Gear { + + /** + * @param moment + * @param z1 + * @return minimal (theoretical) modulus + */ + public double modulusMin(double moment, int z1){ + double yF = 2.2; + double yEps = 1; + double x = 1; + double b = 25; + double tau = 400; + double sF = 1.5; + double tauZul = tau / sF; + return modulusMin(moment, z1, yF, yEps, x, b, tauZul, sF); + } + + /** + * @param moment + * @param z1 + * @param yF Tooth form factor; DE: Zahnformfaktor + * @param yEps DE: Lastanteilfaktor + * @param x DE: tirnlastverteilungsfaktor + * @param b DE: Zahnbreitenverhältnis + * @param tau + * @param sF + * @return minimal (theoretical) modulus + */ + public double modulusMin(double moment, int z1, + double yF, double yEps, double x, double b, + double tau, double sF){ + double tauZul = tau / sF; // todo + double modulusMin = Math.cbrt(2*moment*yF*yEps*x*1000/z1/b/tauZul); + return modulusMin; + } + + /** + * DE: Modulreihe 1 nach DIN 781-1 1977-05 + * @param m modulus (theoretical) + * @return standardized modulus + */ + public static double modulreihe1(double m){ + if(m <= 0.20){ m = 0.2;} + else if(m <= 0.25){ m = 0.25;} + else if(m <= 1.00){ m = Math.ceil(m/0.1)*0.1;} + else if(m <= 6.00){ + if(m <= 1.50){ m = 1.5;} + if(2.0 < m && m <= 2.5){ m = 2.5;} + else m = Math.ceil(m); + } + else if(m <= 12.00){ m = Math.ceil(m/2)*2;} + else if(m <= 16.00){ m = 16;} + return m; + } +} diff --git a/src/engineering/Stress.java b/src/engineering/Stress.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f686f99 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/engineering/Stress.java @@ -0,0 +1,401 @@ +package engineering; + +import math.Maths; +import math.geometry.IsoscelesTriangle; +import math.geometry.Point2D; +import math.matrix.Matrix3D; +import math.matrix.Vector3D; +import stdlib.Color; +import awt.Draw; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; +import exception.IllegalSetupException; + +public class Stress { + /** + * stress tensor + */ + private Matrix3D sigma; + + /** + * principle stresses + */ + private Vector3D l; + + private double s1, s2, s3, c12, c23, c31, r12, r23, r31; + + /** + * principle directions + */ + private Matrix3D X; + + /** + * normal vector + */ + private Vector3D n; + + private Draw mohr = new Draw(); + + /** + * null object + */ + public Stress(){ + } + + public Stress(double[][] s){ + sigma = new Matrix3D(s); + } + + public Stress(Matrix3D s){ + sigma = s; + } + + public Stress(double xx, double yy, double zz, double yz, double zx, double xy){ + sigma = new Matrix3D(new double[][]{ + {xx, xy, zx}, + {xy, yy, yz}, + {zx, yz, zz} + }); + } + + public Matrix3D get(){ return sigma; } + void set(double xx, double yy, double zz, double yz, double zx, double xy){ + sigma = new Matrix3D(new double[][]{ + {xx, xy, zx}, + {xy, yy, yz}, + {zx, yz, zz} + }); + } + public void println(){ sigma.setName("σ").println(); } + + public double getXX(){ return sigma.get(0, 0); } + public double getYY(){ return sigma.get(1, 1); } + public double getZZ(){ return sigma.get(2, 2); } + public double getXY(){ return sigma.get(0, 1); } + public double getYZ(){ return sigma.get(1, 2); } + public double getZX(){ return sigma.get(0, 2); } + + void setXX(double s){sigma.set(0,0,s);} + void setYY(double s){sigma.set(1,1,s);} + void setZZ(double s){sigma.set(2,2,s);} + void setXY(double s){sigma.set(0,1,s);sigma.set(1,0,s);} + void setYZ(double s){sigma.set(1,2,s);sigma.set(2,1,s);} + void setZX(double s){sigma.set(0,2,s);sigma.set(2,0,s);} + + private void eigendecomposition() { + l = (Vector3D) sigma.eigenvaluesRe(); + X = (Matrix3D) sigma.eigenvectors(); + int imax = l.indexOfMax(); + int imin = l.indexOfMin(); + l.swap(imin, imax); + X.swap(imin, imax, true); +// Diagonal L = new Diagonal(l); +// System.out.println("XLX'" + X.times(L).times(X.transpose())); + s1 = l.get(0); + s2 = l.get(1); + s3 = l.get(2); + c12 = (s1+s2)/2; // center of circle 12 + r12 = (s1-s2)/2; // radius of circle 12 + c23 = (s2+s3)/2; // center of circle 23 + r23 = (s2-s3)/2; // radius of circle 23 + c31 = (s3+s1)/2; // center of circle 31 + r31 = Math.abs((s3-s1)/2); // radius of circle 31 + } + + public Vector3D getPrincipleStresses() { + if(l == null) eigendecomposition(); + return l; + } + public void printlnPrincipleStresses(){ l.setName("σH").println(); } + + public double getPrincipleStress1() { + return getPrincipleStresses().get(0); + } + public double getPrincipleStress2() { + return getPrincipleStresses().get(1); + } + public double getPrincipleStress3() { + return getPrincipleStresses().get(2); + } + + public Matrix3D getPrincipleDirections() { + if(X == null) eigendecomposition(); + return X; + } + public void printlnPrincipleDirections(){ X.setName("X").println(); } + + public Vector3D getPrincipleDirection1(){ + return (Vector3D) getPrincipleDirections().getN(0); + } + public Vector3D getPrincipleDirection2(){ + return (Vector3D) getPrincipleDirections().getN(1); + } + public Vector3D getPrincipleDirection3(){ + return (Vector3D) getPrincipleDirections().getN(2); + } + + public Vector3D getNormalVector(){ + return n; + } + public void setNormalVector(double n1, double n2, double n3){ + n = (Vector3D) new Vector3D(n1,n2,n3).normalize(); + } + public void printlnNormalVector() throws IllegalSetupException{ + if(n==null) throw new IllegalSetupException("Normal vector is not set up."); + n.setName("n").println(); + } + +/* * Tn * */ + private Vector3D stressVector(Vector3D n) { + if(!n.isNormalized()) n.normalize(); + Vector3D result = null; + try { + result = (Vector3D) get().times(n); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { // will be checked earlier. + e.printStackTrace(); + } + return result; + } + public Vector3D getStressVector() throws IllegalSetupException { + if(n==null) throw new IllegalSetupException("Normal vector is not set up."); + return stressVector(n); + } + public void printlnStressVector() throws IllegalSetupException { + getStressVector().setName("Tn").println(); + } + /** + * @param n normal vector + * @return T(n)=σ·n= + * σijniej or + * Tj(n)=σijni + * @throws IllegalDimensionException + */ + public Vector3D getStressVector(Vector3D n) throws IllegalDimensionException { + if(!n.isR3()) throw new IllegalDimensionException("vector not from R3"); + return stressVector(n); + } + public void printlnStressVector(Vector3D n) throws IllegalDimensionException{ + getStressVector(n).setName("Tn").println(); + } + +/* * σn * */ + private double normalStress(Vector3D n) { + double result = Double.NaN; + try { + result = getStressVector(n).dot(n); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { // will be checked earlier. + e.printStackTrace(); + } + return result; + } + public double getNormalStress() throws IllegalSetupException { + if(n==null) throw new IllegalSetupException("Normal vector is not set up."); + return normalStress(n); + } + public void printlnNormalStress() throws IllegalSetupException{ + System.out.println("σn = " + getNormalStress()); + } + /** + * @param n + * @return σn=T(n)·n= + * Ti(n)ni= + * σijninj= + * (σ·n)·n + * @throws IllegalDimensionException + */ + public double getNormalStress(Vector3D n) throws IllegalDimensionException { + return normalStress(n); + } + public void printlnNormalStress(Vector3D n) throws IllegalDimensionException{ + System.out.println("σn = " + getNormalStress(n)); + } + +/* * Ï„n * */ + private double shearStress(Vector3D n) { + double result = Double.NaN; + try { + Vector3D Tn = getStressVector(n); + double sn = getNormalStress(n); + result = Math.sqrt(Tn.dot(Tn) - (sn*sn)); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { // will be checked earlier. + e.printStackTrace(); + } + return result; + } + public double getShearStress() throws IllegalSetupException { + if(n==null) throw new IllegalSetupException("Normal vector is not set up."); + return shearStress(n); + } + public void printlnShearStress() throws IllegalSetupException { + System.out.println("Ï„n = " + getShearStress()); + } + /** + * @param n + * @return τn= + * √[(T(n))2-σn2]= + * √(T(n)·T(n)-σn2) + * @throws IllegalDimensionException + */ + public double getShearStress(Vector3D n) throws IllegalDimensionException{ + return shearStress(n); + } + public void printlnShearStress(Vector3D n) throws IllegalDimensionException{ + System.out.println("Ï„n = " + getShearStress(n)); + } + + public Point2D getStressPoint() throws IllegalSetupException{ + return new Point2D(getNormalStress(), getShearStress()); + } + public Point2D getStressPoint(Vector3D n) throws IllegalDimensionException{ + return new Point2D(getNormalStress(n), getShearStress(n)); + } + + @Override + public String toString(){ + return sigma.toString(); + } + + public void plot() throws IllegalDimensionException{ + if(sigma==null) demo2(); + else{ + getPrincipleStresses(); + + // set canvas range + double max = Math.max(s1, 0); + double min = Math.min(s3, 0); + double dif = max-min; + double add = dif*0.1; + mohr.setScale(min-add, max+add, -dif/2-add, dif/2+add); + + mohr.setPenColor(Color.BLUE_GREEN); + Draw.filledCircle(c31, 0, r31); + mohr.setPenColor(Draw.getClearColor()); + Draw.filledCircle(c12, 0, r12); + Draw.filledCircle(c23, 0, r23); + mohr.setPenColor(Color.GRAY); +// mohr.line(s3, 0, s1, 0); + mohr.markX(s1); + mohr.markX(s2); + mohr.markX(s3); + mohr.markY(r12); + mohr.markY(r23); + mohr.markY(r31); + mohr.markY(-r12); + mohr.markY(-r23); + mohr.markY(-r31); + mohr.cross(); + Draw.show(); + mohr.plot(); + plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(1,0,0)); + plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(0,1,0)); + plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(0,0,1)); + if(n!=null){ + plotNormalVector(n); +// plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(1,1,1./100)); +// plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(1,1,1./1.5)); +// plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(1,1,1)); +// plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(1,1,2)); +// plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(1,1,3)); +// plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(1,1,5)); +// plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(1,1,10)); +// plotNormalVector(new Vector3D(1,1,100)); + plotArcs(); + } + } + } + + private void plotNormalVector(Vector3D n) throws IllegalDimensionException{ + double sigma = getNormalStress(n); + double tau = getShearStress(n); + mohr.mark(sigma, tau); + mohr.markX(sigma); + mohr.markY(tau); + } + + private void plotArcs() throws IllegalDimensionException{ + // http://www.rockmechs.com/stress-strain/stress/mohr-circle-3d/ + // https://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/structge/MOHR-3D.HTM + // s1 + double a1 = Math.abs(90-X.getN(0).angleD(n)); +// System.out.println(a1); + double h112 = IsoscelesTriangle.hypotenuseSideAngleD(r12, a1); + double h131 = IsoscelesTriangle.hypotenuseSideAngleD(r31, a1); + Point2D p112 = Point2D.polarToCartesianD(h112, a1); + Point2D p131 = Point2D.polarToCartesianD(h131, a1); +// mohr.mark(s1-p112.x(), p112.y()); +// mohr.mark(s1-p131.x(), p131.y()); +// mohr.line(s1-p112.x(), p112.y(), s1-p131.x(), p131.y()); + mohr.arc(c23, 0, getStressPoint(n).distance(c23,0), + Maths.atand(p112.y(),(s1-c23-p112.x())), + Maths.atand(p131.y(),(s1-c23-p131.x()))); + // s2 + double a2 = 90-X.getN(1).angleD(n); +// System.out.println(a2); +// System.out.println(Math.signum(a2)); + double h212 = IsoscelesTriangle.hypotenuseSideAngleD(r12, a2); + double h223 = IsoscelesTriangle.hypotenuseSideAngleD(r23, a2); + Point2D p212 = Point2D.polarToCartesianD(h212, a2); + Point2D p223 = Point2D.polarToCartesianD(h223, a2); +// mohr.mark(s2+p212.x(), -p212.y()); +// mohr.mark(s2-p223.x(), p223.y()); +// mohr.line(s2+p212.x(), -p212.y(), s2-p223.x(), p223.y()); +// mohr.arc(c31, 0, getStressPoint(n).distance(c31,0), +// Maths.atand(-p212.y(), (p212.x()-c31+s2)), +// Maths.atand(p223.y(), -(p223.x()+c31-s2))); + mohr.arc(c31, 0, getStressPoint(n).distance(c31,0), + Maths.atand(Math.signum(a2)*p212.y(),(s2-c31+p212.x())), + Maths.atand(Math.signum(a2)*p223.y(),(s2-c31-p223.x()))); + // s3 + double a3 = Math.abs(90-X.getN(2).angleD(n)); +// System.out.println(a3); + double h323 = IsoscelesTriangle.hypotenuseSideAngleD(r23, a3); + double h331 = IsoscelesTriangle.hypotenuseSideAngleD(r31, a3); + Point2D p323 = Point2D.polarToCartesianD(h323, a3); + Point2D p331 = Point2D.polarToCartesianD(h331, a3); +// mohr.mark(s3+p323.x(), p323.y()); +// mohr.mark(s3+p331.x(), p331.y()); +// mohr.line(s3+p323.x(), p323.y(), s3+p331.x(), p331.y()); + mohr.arc(c12, 0, getStressPoint(n).distance(c12,0), + Maths.atand(p331.y(),(s3-c12+p331.x())), + Maths.atand(p323.y(),(s3-c12+p323.x()))); + } + + public void demo1() throws IllegalDimensionException{ + set(100, 80, 90, 20, 20, 0); + plot(); + } + + public void demo2() throws IllegalDimensionException{ + set(-71.861, 0, 26.256, 0, -32.549, 0); + plot(); + } + + /** + * Demo + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Stress stress = new Stress(); + stress.set(5, 3, 1, 4, 6, 2); + stress.setNormalVector(1./3,1./2,Math.sqrt(23)/6); + stress.set(5, 2, 1, 0, 0, 0); +// stress.setNormalVector(1./2,1./2,Math.sqrt(2)/2); + try { + stress.plot(); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } + stress.println(); + stress.printlnPrincipleStresses(); +// stress.printlnPrincipleDirections(); +// n = stress.getPrincipleDirection1(); + try { + stress.printlnNormalVector(); + stress.printlnStressVector(); + stress.printlnNormalStress(); + stress.printlnShearStress(); + } catch (IllegalSetupException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/engineering/package-info.java b/src/engineering/package-info.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d9c591e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/engineering/package-info.java @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +/** + * Engineering + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +package engineering; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/fem/FachwerkLinear.java b/src/fem/FachwerkLinear.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2a268cc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/fem/FachwerkLinear.java @@ -0,0 +1,542 @@ +package fem; + +import java.text.SimpleDateFormat; +import java.util.Arrays; +import java.util.TimeZone; + +import materials.Material; +import math.Maths; +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import math.matrix.Vector; +import awt.Draw; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; +import exception.SingularException; + +public class FachwerkLinear{ + private int elements, nodes; + + /** + * unknown DOFs, positions (indices+1) + */ + private Vector ia; + + /** + * known DOFs, positions (indices+1) + */ + private Vector ib; + private int[][] inc; + private double balanceH, balanceV; + private Vector L, A, E, alpha, Ua, Ub, U, Fa, Fb, F, f, sigma; + private Matrix K; + + /** + * @param nodes + * @param bars + */ + public FachwerkLinear(int nodes, int bars){ + setNodes(nodes); + setBars(bars); + } + + /** + * Numbers of bars + * @param bars + */ + public void setBars(int bars){ + this.elements = bars; + } + + /** + * Element lengths + * @param L lengths + */ + public void setL(double... L){ + this.L = new Vector(L); + } + + /** + * Element areas + * @param A areas + */ + public void setA(double[] A){ + this.A = new Vector(A); + } + + /** + * Element areas scalar multiplication + * @param A areas + * @param s scalar + */ + public void setA(double[] A, double s){ + this.A = new Vector(A).times(s); + } + + /** + * Element elastics + * @param E + */ + public void setE(double E){ + this.E = Vector.fill(elements,E); + } + + /** + * Element elastics + * @param E + */ + public void setE(double[] E){ + this.E = new Vector(E); + } + + /** + * Element angles + * @param alpha angles + */ + public void setAlpha(double... alpha){ + this.alpha = new Vector(alpha); + } + + /** + * Set incidence table. + * enter global notes for each bar + * @param inc incidence + */ + public void setInc(int[][] inc){ + int i; + this.inc = new int[inc.length][4]; + for(i=0; i= ib.length()){ + ia[k] = i+1; // save dof as unknown + k++; + } else { + j++; + } + } + } + this.ia = new Vector(ia); + this.Fa = new Vector(ia.length); + } + + /** + * DOFs of known displacements + * @param ib DOFs + */ + public void setIb(int... ib){ + Arrays.sort(ib); + this.ib = new Vector(ib); + setIa(); + Ub = new Vector(ib.length); + } + + void buildK(){ + K = fem.K.zx(inc, L, E, A, alpha); + } + + public Matrix getK(){ + return K; + } + + /** + * known load on global DOF + * @param dof + * @param fa load + */ + public void setFa(int dof, double fa){ + Fa.set(ia.indexOf(dof), fa); + } + + /** + * known loads on global DOF DOFs + * @param Fa loads + */ + public void setFa(double[] Fa){ + this.Fa = new Vector(Fa); + } + + /** + * known loads on global DOF DOFs + * @param Fa load + * @param s factor + */ + public void setFa(double[] Fa, double s){ + this.Fa = new Vector(Fa).times(s); + } + + /** + * known displacements on global DOFs, in the order of ib. + * @param Ub displacements + */ + public void setUb(double... Ub){ + this.Ub = new Vector(Ub); + } + + /** + * known displacement on global DOF + * @param dof + * @param ub displacement + */ + public void setUb(int dof, double ub){ + Ub.set(ib.indexOf(dof), ub); + } + + public void calcU() throws IllegalDimensionException{ + U = new Vector(nodes*2); + if(U.length()!=K.getM()) + throw new IllegalDimensionException("Elements are not allocated. Check table of incidences."); + Matrix Kaa = K.get(ia.getInts(),ia.getInts(),true); + Matrix Kab = K.get(ia.getInts(),ib.getInts(),true); + try { + long time = -System.currentTimeMillis(); + Matrix KaaI = Kaa.inverse(); + time += System.currentTimeMillis(); + TimeZone.setDefault(TimeZone.getTimeZone("GMT")); + SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("HH:mm:ss:SSS"); + System.out.println(sdf.format(time)); + Ua = KaaI.times(Fa.minus(Kab.times(Ub))); + U.fillPos(ia.getInts(), Ua); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException | SingularException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + public Vector getU(){ + return U; + } + + /** + * Get vector value at position i. + * @param i + * @return value at position i + */ + public double getU(int i){ + return U.get(i); + } + + /** + * Get vector U scalar multiplication. + * @param s scalar + * @return s U + */ + public Vector getU(double s){ + return U.times(s); + } + + /** + * Print vector U + * @throws IllegalDimensionException + */ + public void printU() throws IllegalDimensionException{ + printU(1); + } + + public void printU(double s) throws IllegalDimensionException{ + if(U==null)calcU(); + System.out.printf("Verschiebungen U"+(s==1?"":" *%.0e")+":%n",s); + U.times(s).println(); + } + + public void calcF(){ + F = new Vector(nodes*2); + Matrix Kab = K.get(ia.getInts(),ib.getInts(),true); + Matrix Kbb = K.get(ib.getInts(),ib.getInts(),true); + F.fillPos(ia.getInts(), Fa); + try { + Fb = Kab.transpose().times(Ua).plus(Kbb.times(Ub)); + F.fillPos(ib.getInts(), Fb); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + public Vector getF(){ + return F; + } + + public void printF(){ + printF(1); + } + + public void printF(double s){ + if(F==null)calcF(); + System.out.printf("Lasten (äußere und Lager) F"+(s==1?"":" *%.0e")+":%n",s); + F.times(s).println(); + } + + public void calcf() throws IllegalDimensionException{ + int i; + if(elements>L.length() || elements>A.length() || elements>alpha.length() || + elements>inc.length) + throw new IllegalDimensionException("Elements are not allocated."); + f = new Vector(elements); + for(i=0; iTkT + */ + public static Matrix yx(Matrix k, double alpha){ + Matrix K = null; + try { + K = fem.T.yx2(alpha).transpose().times(k).times(fem.T.yx2(alpha)); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + return K; + } + + /** + * Transformation um z für Dehnstab in x + * @param L Elementlänge + * @param EA Dehnsteifigkeit + * @param beta Drehwinkel in Grad um z + * @return globale Steifigkeitsmatrix + */ + public static Matrix zx(double L, double EA, double beta){ + return zx(bar2(L,EA), beta); + } + + /** + * Transformation um z für Dehnstab in x + * @param inz Inzidenztabelle + * @param L Elementlängen + * @param E Elastizitäten + * @param A Querschnitte + * @param beta Drehwinkel in Grad um z + * @return gesamte Steifigkeitsmatrix + */ + public static Matrix zx(int[][] inz, double[] L, double[] E, double[] A, double[] beta){ + int DOFs = Maths.max(inz); + int i, j, k; + Matrix Ki; + double[][] Kd = new double[DOFs][DOFs]; + for(i=0; i to get the current price and +* associated information. +* +* % java StockQuote goog +* 779.11 +* Google Inc. +* Wed, Apr 17, 2013, 2:50PM EDT +* +* % java StockQuote aapl +* 400.84 +* Apple Inc. +* Wed, Apr 17, 2013, 2:55PM EDT +* +* % java StockQuote ibm +* 209.85 +* International Business Machines +* Wed, Apr 17, 2013, 2:56PM EDT +* +* % java StockQuote msft +* 28.82 +* Microsoft Corporation +* Wed, Apr 17, 2013, 2:57PM EDT +* +*************************************************************************/ + +public class StockQuote { + + // Given symbol, get current stock price. + public static double price(String symbol) { + In page = new In("http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=" + symbol); + String input = page.readAll(); + int from = input.indexOf("yfs_l84", 0); // "yfs_l84" index + int to = input.indexOf("", from); // "" index + String price = input.substring(from + 10 + symbol.length(), to); + return Double.parseDouble(price); + } + + // Given symbol, get current stock name. + public static String name(String symbol) { + In page = new In("http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=" + symbol); + String input = page.readAll(); + int p = input.indexOf("", 0); + int from = input.indexOf("Summary for ", p); + int to = input.indexOf("- Yahoo! Finance", from); + String name = input.substring(from + 12, to); + return name; + } + + // Given symbol, get current date. + public static String date(String symbol) { + In page = new In("http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=" + symbol); + String input = page.readAll(); + int p = input.indexOf("<span id=\"yfs_market_time\">", 0); + int from = input.indexOf(">", p); + int to = input.indexOf("-", from); // no closing small tag + String date = input.substring(from + 1, to); + return date; + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"goog"}; + String symbol = args[0]; + StdOut.println(price(symbol)); + StdOut.println(name(symbol)); + StdOut.println(date(symbol)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/games/Beckett.java b/src/games/Beckett.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5fa2dfd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/games/Beckett.java @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +package games; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Beckett.java + * Execution: java Beckett N + * + * Prints instructions for a Beckett play with N actors. + * + * % java Beckett 1 + * enter 1 + * + * % java Beckett 2 + * enter 1 + * enter 2 + * exit 1 + * + * % java Beckett 3 + * enter 1 + * enter 2 + * exit 1 + * enter 3 + * enter 1 + * exit 2 + * exit 1 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Beckett { + + public static void moves(int n, boolean forward) { + if (n == 0) return; + moves(n-1, true); + if (forward) System.out.println("enter " + n); + else System.out.println("exit " + n); + moves(n-1, false); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + moves(N, true); + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/games/Blackjack.java b/src/games/Blackjack.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..00990bb --- /dev/null +++ b/src/games/Blackjack.java @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ +package games; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Blackjack.java + * Execution: java BlackjackEuler x y z + * + * Output the "basic strategy" for blackjack under standard Atlantic + * City rules with 6 decks. Uses precomputed tables. + * + * Reference: http://www.blackjackinfo.com/cgi-bin/bjbse.cgi?game=ac6 + * + * + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Blackjack { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + boolean Y = true; + boolean N = false; + boolean I = false; // irrelevant, never used + + int x = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int y = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + int z = Integer.parseInt(args[2]); + + // split[i][j] = should you split with (i, i) if dealer is showing j + boolean[][] split = { { I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I }, + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // A, A + { I, N, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, N, N, N }, // 2, 2 + { I, N, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, N, N, N }, // 3, 3 + { I, N, N, N, N, Y, Y, N, N, N, N }, // 4, 4 + { I, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N }, // 5, 5 + { I, N, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, N, N, N, N }, // 6, 6 + { I, N, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, N, N, N }, // 7, 7 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 8, 8 + { I, N, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, N, Y, Y, N }, // 9, 9 + { I, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N }, // 10, 10 + }; + + // soft[i][j] = should you hit with (A, i) if dealer is showing j + boolean[][] soft = { { I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I }, + { I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I }, // A, A + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // A, 2 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // A, 3 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // A, 4 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // A, 5 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // A, 6 + { I, Y, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, Y, Y }, // A, 7 + { I, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N }, // A, 8 + { I, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N }, // A, 9 + { I, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N }, // A, 10 + }; + + // soft[i][j] = should you hit with total = i if dealer is showing j + boolean[][] hard = { { I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I }, // 0 + { I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I }, // 1 + { I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I }, // 2 + { I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I }, // 3 + { I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I }, // 4 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 5 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 6 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 7 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 8 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 9 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 10 + { I, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 11 + { I, Y, Y, Y, N, N, N, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 12 + { I, Y, N, N, N, N, N, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 13 + { I, Y, N, N, N, N, N, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 14 + { I, Y, N, N, N, N, N, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 15 + { I, Y, N, N, N, N, N, Y, Y, Y, Y }, // 16 + { I, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N }, // 17 + { I, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N }, // 18 + { I, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N, N }, // 19 + }; + + // if y is an ace, flip cards + if (y == 1) { y = x; x = 1; } + + // split + if (x == y && split[x][z]) System.out.println("Split"); + + // a single ace + else if (x == 1) { + if (soft[y][z]) System.out.println("Hit"); + else System.out.println("Stick"); + } + + // no ace and did not split + else { + if (hard[x+y][z]) System.out.println("Hit"); + else System.out.println("Stick"); + } + + } +} diff --git a/src/games/Card.java b/src/games/Card.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9c5fbcf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/games/Card.java @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ +package games; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Card.java + * Execution: java -cp .:cards.jar Card (Unix, OS X) + * Execution: java -cp .;cards.jar Card (Windows) + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Implement a playing card in a standard 52 card deck. + + * The sample client assumes cards.jar is in the current directory + * and contains images of the cards named: 0.gif through 51.gif. + * + * The sample client display two blackjack hands. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Card { + private int suit; // clubs = 0, diamonds = 1, hearts = 2, spades = 3 + private int rank; // deuce = 0, three = 1, four = 2, ..., king = 11, ace = 12 + private String front; // filename of image to display front of card + private String back; // filename of image to display back of card + + // create a new card based on integer 0 = 2C, 1 = 3C, ..., 51 = AS + public Card(int card) { + rank = card % 13; + suit = card / 13; + } + + // use this constructor if you want to plot the cards + public Card(int card, String front, String back) { + this(card); + this.front = front; + this.back = back; + } + + public void drawFront(double x, double y) { StdDraw.picture(x, y, front); } + public void drawBack (double x, double y) { StdDraw.picture(x, y, back); } + + public int rank() { return rank; } + public int suit() { return suit; } + + + // for sorting cards by suit, then rank, as in Bridge or Hearts + public boolean less(Card c) { + if (suit < c.suit) return true; + else if (suit > c.suit) return false; + else if (rank < c.rank) return true; + else return false; + } + + // represent cards like "2H", "9C", "JS", "AD" + public String toString() { + String ranks = "23456789TJQKA"; + String suits = "CDHS"; + return ranks.charAt(rank) + "" + suits.charAt(suit); + } + + + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setCanvasSize(400, 180); + sd.setXscale(0, 400); + sd.setYscale(0, 180); + StdDraw.clear(Color.GRAY); + + // draw dealer's cards + Card c1 = new Card(27, "27.gif", "back.gif"); + c1.drawBack(100, 120); + Card c2 = new Card(51, "51.gif", "back.gif"); + c2.drawFront(100, 60); + System.out.println(c1 + ", " + c2); + + // draw player's cards + Card c3 = new Card(23, "23.gif", "back.gif"); + c3.drawFront(300, 120); + Card c4 = new Card(30, "30.gif", "back.gif"); + c4.drawFront(300, 60); + System.out.println(c3 + ", " + c4); + } + +} diff --git a/src/games/CheckerBoard.java b/src/games/CheckerBoard.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5de5451 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/games/CheckerBoard.java @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +package games; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac CheckerBoard.java + * Execution: java CheckerBoard N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plots an N-by-N checker board. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class CheckerBoard { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 8; + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setXscale(0, N); + sd.setYscale(0, N); + + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + if ((i + j) % 2 != 0) sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + else sd.setPenColor(Color.DARK_RED); + sd.filledSquare(i + .5, j + .5, .5); + } + } + StdDraw.show(); + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/games/Deal.java b/src/games/Deal.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d85111f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/games/Deal.java @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +package games; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Deal.java + * Execution: java Deal PLAYERS + * + * Deal 5-card hands at random to the given number of players. + * + * % java Deal 3 + * 4 of Spades + * 9 of Spades + * Ace of Hearts + * 9 of Clubs + * 9 of Diamonds + * + * 6 of Spades + * 10 of Hearts + * Queen of Hearts + * 8 of Hearts + * King of Spades + * + * 7 of Hearts + * 8 of Diamonds + * Queen of Spades + * 3 of Spades + * 4 of Diamonds + * + *************************************************************************/ +public class Deal { + public static void main(String[] args) { + int CARDS_PER_PLAYER = 5; + + // number of players + int PLAYERS = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + String[] suit = { "Clubs", "Diamonds", "Hearts", "Spades" }; + String[] rank = { "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9", "10", "Jack", "Queen", "King", "Ace" }; + + // avoid hardwired constants + int SUITS = suit.length; + int RANKS = rank.length; + int CARDS = SUITS * RANKS; + + + if (CARDS_PER_PLAYER * PLAYERS > CARDS) throw new RuntimeException("Too many players"); + + + // initialize deck + String[] deck = new String[CARDS]; + for (int i = 0; i < RANKS; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < SUITS; j++) { + deck[SUITS*i + j] = rank[i] + " of " + suit[j]; + } + } + + // shuffle + for (int i = 0; i < CARDS; i++) { + int r = i + (int) (Math.random() * (CARDS-i)); + String t = deck[r]; + deck[r] = deck[i]; + deck[i] = t; + } + + // print shuffled deck + for (int i = 0; i < PLAYERS * CARDS_PER_PLAYER; i++) { + System.out.println(deck[i]); + if (i % CARDS_PER_PLAYER == CARDS_PER_PLAYER - 1) System.out.println(); + } + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/games/Minesweeper.java b/src/games/Minesweeper.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d04e5ab --- /dev/null +++ b/src/games/Minesweeper.java @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +package games; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Minesweeper.java + * Execution: java Minesweeper M N p + * + * Creates an MxN minesweeper game where each cell is a bomb with + * probability p. Prints out the MxN game and the neighboring bomb + * counts. + * + * Sample execution: + * + * % java Minesweeper 5 10 0.3 + * * . . . . . . . . * + * . . . . . . * . . . + * . . . . . . . . * * + * . . . * * * . . * . + * . . . * . . . . . . + * + * * 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 * + * 1 1 0 0 0 1 * 2 3 3 + * 0 0 1 2 3 3 2 3 * * + * 0 0 2 * * * 1 2 * 3 + * 0 0 2 * 4 2 1 1 1 1 + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Minesweeper { + public static void main(String[] args) { + int M = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + double p = Double.parseDouble(args[2]); + + // game grid is [1..M][1..N], border is used to handle boundary cases + boolean[][] bombs = new boolean[M+2][N+2]; + for (int i = 1; i <= M; i++) + for (int j = 1; j <= N; j++) + bombs[i][j] = (Math.random() < p); + + // print game + for (int i = 1; i <= M; i++) { + for (int j = 1; j <= N; j++) + if (bombs[i][j]) System.out.print("* "); + else System.out.print(". "); + System.out.println(); + } + + // sol[i][j] = # bombs adjacent to cell (i, j) + int[][] sol = new int[M+2][N+2]; + for (int i = 1; i <= M; i++) + for (int j = 1; j <= N; j++) + // (ii, jj) indexes neighboring cells + for (int ii = i - 1; ii <= i + 1; ii++) + for (int jj = j - 1; jj <= j + 1; jj++) + if (bombs[ii][jj]) sol[i][j]++; + + // print solution + System.out.println(); + for (int i = 1; i <= M; i++) { + for (int j = 1; j <= N; j++) + if (bombs[i][j]) System.out.print("* "); + else System.out.print(sol[i][j] + " "); + System.out.println(); + } + + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/games/MontyHall.java b/src/games/MontyHall.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2d2d1b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/games/MontyHall.java @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +package games; + +/** + * Plays the Monte Hall game N times with the switching strategy + * and reports the fraction of games won. + * + * Note: true winning probability = 2/3. + */ +public class MontyHall { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // # trials + int wins = 0; // # times you win by switching + + // repeat experiment N times + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + + // host hides prize behind 1 of 3 doors uniformly at random + int prize = (int) (3 * Math.random()); + + // contestant selects 1 of 3 doors uniformly at random + int choice = (int) (3 * Math.random()); + + // at random, host reveals an unchosen door not containing prize + int reveal; + do { + reveal = (int) (3 * Math.random()); + } while ((reveal == choice) || (reveal == prize)); + + // hack to compute the remaining door which contestent switches to + int other = 0 + 1 + 2 - reveal - choice; + + // switching leads to a win + if (other == prize) wins++; + } + + // avoid integer division + System.out.println("Fraction of games won = " + 1.0 * wins / N); + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/games/TwentyQuestions.java b/src/games/TwentyQuestions.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..309c44f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/games/TwentyQuestions.java @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +package games; + +import math.Maths; +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/** + * I'm thinking of a number between 1 and 1,000,000<br /> + * What's your guess? 500000 <br /> + * Too high <br /> + * What's your guess? 250000<br /> + * Too low <br /> + * What's your guess? 375000<br /> + * Too high <br /> + * What's your guess? 312500<br /> + * Too high <br /> + * What's your guess? 300500<br /> + * Too low <br /> + * ... <br /> + */ +public class TwentyQuestions { + + public static void million() { + // Generate a number and answer questions + // while the user tries to guess the value. + int N = 1 + (int) Maths.random(1000000); + StdOut.print("I'm thinking of a number "); + StdOut.println("between 1 and 1,000,000"); + int m = 0; + while (m != N) { + // Solicit one guess and provide one answer + StdOut.print("What's your guess? "); + m = StdIn.readInt(); + if (m == N) StdOut.println("You win!"); + if (m < N) StdOut.println("Too low "); + if (m > N) StdOut.println("Too high"); + } + } + + // invariant: answer is in [lo, hi) + public static int search(int lo, int hi) { + if ((hi - lo) == 1) return lo; + int mid = lo + (hi - lo) / 2; + StdOut.printf("Is it less than %d? ", mid); + if (StdIn.readBoolean()) return search(lo, mid); + else return search(mid, hi); + } + + /** + * This code uses binary search to play the game of twenty questions. + * It takes a command-line argument n, asks you to think of a number + * between 0 and N-1, where N = 2^n, and always guesses the answer + * with n questions. + * Answer with true and false or 1 and 0 + * @param n + */ + public static void toThePowerOfTwo(int n) { + int N = (int) Math.pow(2, n); + StdOut.printf("Think of an integer between %d and %d\n", 0, N-1); + int v = search(0, N); + System.out.printf("Your number is %d\n", v); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// million(); + toThePowerOfTwo(20); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/image/AlbersSquares.java b/src/image/AlbersSquares.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f990c29 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/AlbersSquares.java @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac AlbersSquares.java + * Execution: java AlbersSquares r1 g1 b1 r2 g2 b2 + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * This program displays the colors entered in RGB format + * on the command line in the familiar format developed + * in the 1960s by the color theorist Josef Albers that + * revolutionized the way that people think about color. + * + * % java AlbersSquares 0 174 239 147 149 252 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +public class AlbersSquares { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"0", "174", "239", "147", "149", "252"}; + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + sd.setCanvasSize(800, 800); + + // first color + int r1 = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int g1 = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + int b1 = Integer.parseInt(args[2]); + Color c1 = new Color(r1, g1, b1); + + // second color + int r2 = Integer.parseInt(args[3]); + int g2 = Integer.parseInt(args[4]); + int b2 = Integer.parseInt(args[5]); + Color c2 = new Color(r2, g2, b2); + + // first Albers square + sd.setPenColor(c1); + sd.filledSquare(.25, .5, .2); + sd.setPenColor(c2); + sd.filledSquare(.25, .5, .1); + + // second Albers square + sd.setPenColor(c2); + sd.filledSquare(.75, .5, .2); + sd.setPenColor(c1); + sd.filledSquare(.75, .5, .1); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/Barnsley.java b/src/image/Barnsley.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..897bd24 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Barnsley.java @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Barnsley.java + * Execution: java Barnsley N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Play chaos game to produce Barnsley's fern. + * + * % java Barnsley 10000 + * + * Reference: http://physics.wm.edu/~shiwei/courses/Phys690F03/HW/hw1/prob2.pdf + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +public class Barnsley { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // number of points to draw + int N = 10000; + Color green = new Color(0, 114, 0); // See Section 3.1 + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setPenColor(green); + + // apply the update rules + double x = 0.5; + double y = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + double tempx, tempy; + double r = Math.random(); + + if (r <= 0.02) { + tempx = 0.5; + tempy = 0.27 * y; + } + else if (r <= 0.17) { + tempx = -0.139 * x + 0.263 * y + 0.5700; + tempy = 0.246 * x + 0.224 * y - 0.0360; + } + else if (r <= 0.30) { + tempx = 0.170 * x - 0.215 * y + 0.4080; + tempy = 0.222 * x + 0.176 * y + 0.0893; + } + else { + tempx = 0.781 * x + 0.034 * y + 0.1075; + tempy = -0.032 * x + 0.739 * y + 0.2700; + } + + x = tempx; + y = tempy; + sd.point(x, y); + } + } + + +} diff --git a/src/image/Brighter.java b/src/image/Brighter.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2abcf90 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Brighter.java @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Brighter.java + * Execution: java Brighter filename + * + * Reads in an image from a file, and create a brighter version. + * + * % java Brighter image.jpg + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +public class Brighter { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Picture pic1 = new Picture(args[0]); + int width = pic1.width(); + int height = pic1.height(); + pic1.show(); + + Picture pic2 = new Picture(width, height); + for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) { + for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) { + Color c1 = pic1.get(x, y); + Color c2 = (Color) c1.brighter(); // TODO: delete cast + pic2.set(x, y, c2); + } + } + pic2.show(); + } + + + +} diff --git a/src/image/Butterfly.java b/src/image/Butterfly.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2e77285 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Butterfly.java @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/** + * Plots a butterfly-like curve. + * + * Reference: A. K. Dewdney's The Magic Machine. Credited to + * Temple H. Fay of the University of Southern Mississippi. + */ +public class Butterfly { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setXscale(-4, 4); + sd.setYscale(-4, 4); + double x0 = 0, y0 = 0; + for (double theta = 0.0; theta < 72; theta += 0.01) { + double r = Math.exp(Math.cos(theta)) - 2*Math.cos(4*theta) + Math.pow(Math.sin(theta/12), 5); + double x1 = r * Math.cos(theta); + double y1 = r * Math.sin(theta); + sd.line(x0, y0, x1, y1); + x0 = x1; + y0 = y1; + } + } +} diff --git a/src/image/ColorSeparation.java b/src/image/ColorSeparation.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b6e6c4f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/ColorSeparation.java @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac ColorSeparation.java + * Execution: java ColorSeparation filename + * Dependencies: Picture.java + * Data files: http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/31datatype/baboon.jpg + * http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/31datatype/peppers.jpg + * + * Reads in an image from a file, and displays the red, green, and + * blue portions in three separate windows. + * + * % java ColorSeparation baboon.jpg + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +public class ColorSeparation { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // read in the picture specified by command-line argument + Picture pic = new Picture(args[0]); + int width = pic.width(); + int height = pic.height(); + + // create three empy pictures of the same dimension + Picture R = new Picture(width, height); + Picture G = new Picture(width, height); + Picture B = new Picture(width, height); + + // separate colors + for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) { + for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) { + Color c = pic.get(x, y); + int r = c.getRed(); + int g = c.getGreen(); + int b = c.getBlue(); + R.set(x, y, new Color(r, 0, 0)); + G.set(x, y, new Color(0, g, 0)); + B.set(x, y, new Color(0, 0, b)); + } + } + + // display each one in its own window + R.show(); + G.show(); + B.show(); + } + + +} diff --git a/src/image/DiamondTile.java b/src/image/DiamondTile.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5d3dbe4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/DiamondTile.java @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac DiamondTile.java + * Execution: java DiamondTile N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Create an N-by-N diamond tile. + *************************************************************************/ + +public class DiamondTile { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // draw a diamond outline, center at (x, y), diagonals = 2*size + public static void diamond(double x, double y, double size) { + double[] px = { x + size, x, x - size, x }; + double[] py = { y, y + size, y , y - size }; + StdDraw.polygon(px, py); + } + + // draw a filled diamond, center at (x, y), diagonals = 2*size + public static void filledDiamond(double x, double y, double size) { + double[] px = { x + size, x, x - size, x }; + double[] py = { y, y + size, y , y - size }; + StdDraw.filledPolygon(px, py); + } + + + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 10; + + // for easy computation, set scale to match pattern + sd.setXscale(0, N); + sd.setYscale(0, N); + + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + + // black diamond + sd.setPenRadius(); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + filledDiamond(i+.5, j+.5, .5); + + // red outline + sd.setPenRadius(.005); + sd.setPenColor(Color.RED); + diamond(i+.5, j+.5, .5); + } + } + } +} + + + diff --git a/src/image/Dragon.java b/src/image/Dragon.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..790b2de --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Dragon.java @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Dragon.java + * Execution: java Dragon N + * + * Draws dragon curve of order N. + * + * % java Dragon 7 + * + * Limitations + * ------------- + * - N must be between 1 and 15 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Dragon { + private Turtle turtle; + + public Dragon(int N) { + /************************************************************************** + * The following constants are used to figure out where to start + * drawing the dragon curve. left[i] = maximum number of steps taken + * to the left in dragon(i). right[i], up[i], down[i] are similar. + **************************************************************************/ + int[] left = { 0, 0, 0, 2, 4, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 10, 42, 74, 81, 85, 85 }; + int[] right = { 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 10, 18, 21, 21, 21, 21, 21, 57, 170 }; + int[] up = { 0, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 5, 21, 37, 42, 42, 42, 42, 42 }; + int[] down = { 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 5, 9, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 23, 85, 149, 165 }; + + + double size = Math.max(left[N] + right[N], up[N] + down[N]); + double x = (right[N] - left[N]) / 2.0; + double y = (up[N] - down[N]) / 2.0; + + turtle = new Turtle(0.0, 0.0, 0.0); + turtle.setXscale(x - size/2, x + size/2); + turtle.setYscale(y - size/2, y + size/2); + dragon(N); + } + + + // dragon curve of order n + public void dragon(int n) { + if (n == 0) { + turtle.goForward(1.0); + } + + else { + dragon(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + nogard(n-1); + } + } + + // reverse dragon curve of order n + public void nogard(int n) { + if (n == 0) { + turtle.goForward(1.0); + } + else { + dragon(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(-90); + nogard(n-1); + } + } + + + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 13; + if (N < 0 || N > 15) { + System.out.println("Try a number between 1 and 15 next time."); + System.exit(0); + } + + new Dragon(N); + + + } +} diff --git a/src/image/DrunkenTurtle.java b/src/image/DrunkenTurtle.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a7aba7b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/DrunkenTurtle.java @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac DrunkenTurtle.java + * Execution: java DrunkenTurtle T step + * Dependencies: Turtle.java + * + * Plot the path of a drunken turtle. + * + * % java DrunkenTurtle 10000 .01 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class DrunkenTurtle { + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int T = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // number of steps +// double step = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); // step size + int T = 10000; + double step = .01; + + Turtle turtle = new Turtle(0.5, 0.5, 0.0); + for (int t = 0; t < T; t++) { + turtle.turnLeft(360.0 * Math.random()); + turtle.goForward(step); + } + } +} + diff --git a/src/image/DrunkenTurtles.java b/src/image/DrunkenTurtles.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..82f1940 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/DrunkenTurtles.java @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac DrunkenTurtles.java + * Execution: java DrunkenTurtles T step + * Dependencies: Turtle.java + * + * Plot the path of a drunken turtle. + * + * % java DrunkenTurtles 20 5000 .005 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class DrunkenTurtles { + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // number of turtles +// int T = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); // number of steps +// double step = Double.parseDouble(args[2]); // step size + int N = 20; + int T = 5000; + double step = .005; + + // create N turtles + Turtle[] turtles = new Turtle[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + turtles[i] = new Turtle(Math.random(), Math.random(), 0.0); + } + + // simulate the movement for T steps + for (int t = 0; t < T; t++) { + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + turtles[i].turnLeft(360.0 * Math.random()); + turtles[i].goForward(step); + } + } + } +} + diff --git a/src/image/EdgeDetector.java b/src/image/EdgeDetector.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8ed7b01 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/EdgeDetector.java @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac EdgeDetector.java + * Execution: java EdgeDetector filename + * + * Reads in an image from a file, and flips it horizontally. + * + * % java EdgeDetector baboon.jpg + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class EdgeDetector { + + // truncate color component to be between 0 and 255 + public static int truncate(int a) { + if (a < 0) return 0; + else if (a > 255) return 255; + else return a; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + int[][] filter1 = { { -1, 0, 1 }, + { -2, 0, 2 }, + { -1, 0, 1 } + }; + int[][] filter2 = { { 1, 2, 1 }, + { 0, 0, 0 }, + { -1, -2, -1 } + }; + + Picture pic0 = new Picture(args[0]); + int width = pic0.width(); + int height = pic0.height(); + Picture pic1 = new Picture(width, height); + + + for (int y = 1; y < height - 1; y++) { + for (int x = 1; x < width - 1; x++) { + + // get 3-by-3 array of colors in neighborhood + int[][] gray = new int[3][3]; + for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < 3; j++) { + gray[i][j] = (int) Luminance.lum(pic0.get(x-1+i, y-1+j)); + } + } + + // apply filter + int gray1 = 0, gray2 = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < 3; j++) { + gray1 += gray[i][j] * filter1[i][j]; + gray2 += gray[i][j] * filter2[i][j]; + } + } + // int magnitude = 255 - truncate(Math.abs(gray1) + Math.abs(gray2)); + int magnitude = 255 - truncate((int) Math.sqrt(gray1*gray1 + gray2*gray2)); + Color grayscale = new Color(magnitude, magnitude, magnitude); + pic1.set(x, y, grayscale); + } + } + pic0.show(); + pic1.show(); + // pic1.save("baboon-edge.jpg"); + } + + +} diff --git a/src/image/FlipX.java b/src/image/FlipX.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..800cd57 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/FlipX.java @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac FlipX.java + * Execution: java FlipX filename + * + * Reads in an image from a file, and flips it horizontally. + * + * % java FlipX image.jpg + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +public class FlipX { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Picture pic = new Picture(args[0]); + int width = pic.width(); + int height = pic.height(); + pic.show(); + for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) { + for (int x = 0; x < width / 2; x++) { + Color c1 = pic.get(x, y); + Color c2 = pic.get(width - x - 1, y); + pic.set(x, y, c2); + pic.set(width - x - 1, y, c1); + } + } + pic.show(); + } + + + +} diff --git a/src/image/Glass.java b/src/image/Glass.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..05a5d6d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Glass.java @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Glass.java + * Execution: java Glass filename + * + * Reads in an image from a file, and apply an image filter that + * makes it look like it's being seen through glass. This effect is + * accomplished by plotting pixel (x, y) in the color of a random + * neighboring pixel (xx, yy). + * + * % java Glass baboon.jpg + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Glass { + + // return random integer between a and b + public static int random(int a, int b) { + return a + (int) (Math.random() * (b-a+1)); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Picture pic1 = new Picture(args[0]); + pic1.show(); + int width = pic1.width(); + int height = pic1.height(); + Picture pic2 = new Picture(width, height); + + for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) { + for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) { + int xx = (width + x + random(-5, 5)) % width; + int yy = (height + y + random(-5, 5)) % height; + Color c = pic1.get(xx, yy); + pic2.set(x, y, c); + } + } + + pic2.show(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/image/Globe.java b/src/image/Globe.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b72761c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Globe.java @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + + +/** + * Plots a globe with angle angle. + */ +public class Globe { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// double alpha = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + double alpha = 30; + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setYscale(-1, +1); + sd.setXscale(-1, +1); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLUE); + + double x0 = 1, y0 = 0; + for (double t = 0.0; t <= 20 * 360.0; t += 0.1) { + double theta = Math.toRadians(t); + double r = Math.cos(alpha * theta); + double x1 = r * Math.cos(theta); + double y1 = r * Math.sin(theta); + sd.line(x0, y0, x1, y1); + x0 = x1; + y0 = y1; + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/image/Hadamard.java b/src/image/Hadamard.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d8c58e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Hadamard.java @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Hadamard.java + * Execution: java Hadamard n + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plots an order n Hadamard pattern. This is an N-by-N grid of black + * and white cells, where N = 2^n. An order 0 Hadamard pattern is + * a black square. An order n Hadamarad pattern is 4 order n-1 + * Hadamard patterns arranged in a 2-by-2 grid, but the bottom + * right is an order n-1 pattern with the roles of black and white + * reversed. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Hadamard { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // order n Hadamard pattern with lower left endpoint (x0, y0) and + // upper right endpoint (x1, y1). + public static void recur(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1, int n, boolean color) { + double xmid = (x0 + x1) / 2.0; + double ymid = (y0 + y1) / 2.0; + + if (n == 0) { + if(color) sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + else sd.setPenColor(Color.WHITE); + sd.filledSquare(xmid, ymid, 0.45); + } + else { + recur(x0, y0, xmid, ymid, n-1, color); // lower left + recur(xmid, ymid, x1, y1, n-1, color); // upper right + recur(x0, ymid, xmid, y1, n-1, color); // upper left + recur(xmid, y0, x1, ymid, n-1, !color); // lower right + } + + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 7; + double MAX = Math.pow(2, N); + sd.setXscale(0, MAX); + sd.setYscale(0, MAX); + StdDraw.clear(Color.GRAY); + recur(0, 0, MAX, MAX, N, true); + } + +} diff --git a/src/image/HexTile.java b/src/image/HexTile.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..149d394 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/HexTile.java @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + + /** + * Create an N-by-N hexagonal tile. + */ +public class HexTile { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + public static void hexagon(double x, double y, double size) { + double c1 = Math.sqrt(3) / 2; + double c2 = .5; + double[] px = { x + c1*size, x + c1*size, x, x - c1*size, x - c1*size, x }; + double[] py = { y - c2*size, y + c2*size, y + size, y + c2*size, y - c2*size, y - size }; + StdDraw.polygon(px, py); + } + + public static void filledHexagon(double x, double y, double size) { + double c1 = Math.sqrt(3) / 2; + double c2 = .5; + double[] px = { x + c1*size, x + c1*size, x, x - c1*size, x - c1*size, x }; + double[] py = { y - c2*size, y + c2*size, y + size, y + c2*size, y - c2*size, y - size }; + StdDraw.filledPolygon(px, py); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + double c = Math.sqrt(3) / 2; +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 10; + sd.setCanvasSize(900, 600); + sd.setXscale(-1, 3*N/2); + sd.setYscale(-1, N); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + sd.setPenRadius(); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + filledHexagon(i+.5*j, j*c, .5/c); + sd.setPenRadius(.005); + sd.setPenColor(Color.WHITE); + hexagon(i+.5*j, j*c, .5/c); + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/image/Hilbert.java b/src/image/Hilbert.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d2e7195 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Hilbert.java @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Hilbert.java + * Execution: java Hilbert N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plot an order N Hilbert curve using two mutually recursive functions. + * + * % java Hilbert 5 + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Hilbert { + private Turtle turtle; + + public Hilbert(int N) { + turtle = new Turtle(0.5, 0.5, 0.0); + double max = Math.pow(2, N); + turtle.setXscale(0, max); + turtle.setYscale(0, max); + hilbert(N); + } + + + // Hilbert curve + private void hilbert(int n) { + if (n == 0) return; + turtle.turnLeft(90); + treblih(n-1); + turtle.goForward(1.0); + turtle.turnLeft(-90); + hilbert(n-1); + turtle.goForward(1.0); + hilbert(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(-90); + turtle.goForward(1.0); + treblih(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + } + + // evruc trebliH + public void treblih(int n) { + if (n == 0) return; + turtle.turnLeft(-90); + hilbert(n-1); + turtle.goForward(1.0); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + treblih(n-1); + turtle.goForward(1.0); + treblih(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + turtle.goForward(1.0); + hilbert(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(-90); + } + + + // plot a Hilber curve of order N + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 6; + new Hilbert(N); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/Htree.java b/src/image/Htree.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..80f9abf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Htree.java @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Htree.java + * Execution: java Htree N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plot an order N Htree. + * + * % java Htree 5 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Htree { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // plot an H, centered on (x, y) of the given side length + public static void drawH(double x, double y, double size) { + + // compute the coordinates of the 4 tips of the H + double x0 = x - size/2; + double x1 = x + size/2; + double y0 = y - size/2; + double y1 = y + size/2; + + // draw the 3 line segments of the H + sd.line(x0, y0, x0, y1); // left vertical segment of the H + sd.line(x1, y0, x1, y1); // right vertical segment of the H + sd.line(x0, y, x1, y); // connect the two vertical segments of the H + } + + // plot an order n H-tree, centered on (x, y) of the given side length + public static void draw(int n, double x, double y, double size) { + if (n == 0) return; + drawH(x, y, size); + + // compute x- and y-coordinates of the 4 half-size H-trees + double x0 = x - size/2; + double x1 = x + size/2; + double y0 = y - size/2; + double y1 = y + size/2; + + // recursively draw 4 half-size H-trees of order n-1 + draw(n-1, x0, y0, size/2); // lower left H-tree + draw(n-1, x0, y1, size/2); // upper left H-tree + draw(n-1, x1, y0, size/2); // lower right H-tree + draw(n-1, x1, y1, size/2); // upper right H-tree + } + + // read in a command-line argument N and plot an order N H-tree + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 6; + + double x = 0.5, y = 0.5; // center of H-tree + double size = 0.5; // side length of H-tree +// StdDraw.setPenRadius(0.005); + draw(N, x, y, size); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/IFS.java b/src/image/IFS.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a3a5b73 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/IFS.java @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.StdArrayIO; +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdRandom; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac IFS.java + * Execution: java IFS N < input.txt + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Here are some sample data files: + * + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/barnsley.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/binary.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/culcita.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/cyclosorus.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/dragon.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/fern-sedgewick.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/fishbone.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/floor.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/koch.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/sierpinski.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/spiral.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/swirl.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/tree.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/22library/zigzag.txt + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class IFS { + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // number of iterations + int T = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // probability distribution for choosing each rule + double[] dist = StdArrayIO.readDouble1D(); + + // update matrices + double[][] cx = StdArrayIO.readDouble2D(); + double[][] cy = StdArrayIO.readDouble2D(); + + // current value of (x, y) + double x = 0.0, y = 0.0; + + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // do T iterations of the chaos game + for (int t = 0; t<T; t++) { + + // pick a random rule according to the probability distribution + int r = StdRandom.discrete(dist); + + // do the update + double x0 = cx[r][0]*x + cx[r][1]*y + cx[r][2]; + double y0 = cy[r][0]*x + cy[r][1]*y + cy[r][2]; + x = x0; + y = y0; + + // draw the resulting point + sd.point(x, y); + + // for efficiency, display only every 100 iterations + if (t % 100 == 0) sd.show(10); + } + + // ensure everything gets drawn + sd.show(0); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/image/Image.java b/src/image/Image.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..90ca71f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Image.java @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +public class Image { + + /** + * Scales an image to w-by-h and displays both the original + * and the scaled version to the screen. + * @param filename + * @param w width + * @param h height + */ + public void scale(String filename, int w, int h) { + Picture source = new Picture(filename); + Picture target = new Picture(w, h); + + for (int tx = 0; tx < w; tx++) { + for (int ty = 0; ty < h; ty++) { + int sx = tx * source.width() / w; + int sy = ty * source.height() / h; + Color color = source.get(sx, sy); + target.set(tx, ty, color); + } + } + + source.show(); + target.show(); + } + + /** + * Reads in an image from a file, converts it to grayscale, and + * displays it on the screen. + * @param filename + */ + public void grayscale(String filename) { + Picture pic = new Picture(filename); + int width = pic.width(); + int height = pic.height(); + + // convert to grayscale + for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) { + for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) { + Color color = pic.get(x, y); + Color gray = Luminance.toGray(color); + pic.set(x, y, gray); + } + } + pic.show(); + } + + public Color combine(Color c1, Color c2, double alpha) { + int r = (int) (alpha * c1.getRed() + (1 - alpha) * c2.getRed()); + int g = (int) (alpha * c1.getGreen() + (1 - alpha) * c2.getGreen()); + int b = (int) (alpha * c1.getBlue() + (1 - alpha) * c2.getBlue()); + return new Color(r, g, b); + } + + /** + * Produce animated effect, fading from image1.jpg to image2.jpg, + * using N-1 intermediate frames. + * @param filename1 begin picture + * @param filename2 end picture + * @param n number of frames + */ + public void fade(String filename1, String filename2, int n){ + Picture pic1 = new Picture(filename1); + Picture pic2 = new Picture(filename2); + fade(pic1, pic2, n); + } + + /** + * Produce animated effect, fading from image1.jpg to image2.jpg, + * using N-1 intermediate frames. + * @param pic1 begin picture + * @param pic2 end picture + * @param n number of frames + */ + public void fade(Picture pic1, Picture pic2, int n){ + int width = pic1.width(); + int height = pic1.height(); + Picture pic = new Picture(width, height); + for (int k = 0; k <= n; k++) { + double alpha = 1.0 * k / n; + for (int i = 0; i < width; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < height; j++) { + Color c1 = pic1.get(i, j); + Color c2 = pic2.get(i, j); + pic.set(i, j, combine(c2, c1, alpha)); + } + } + pic.show(); + } + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Image im = new Image(); +// im.scale("resources/mandrill.jpg", 200, 300); +// im.grayscale("resources/mandrill.jpg"); + im.fade("resources/darwin.jpg", "resources/mandrill.jpg", 200); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/KarhunenLoeve.java b/src/image/KarhunenLoeve.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a4b9297 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/KarhunenLoeve.java @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +package image; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import math.matrix.SingularValueDecomposition; +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac -classpath .:jama.jar KarhunenLoeve.java + * Execution: java -classpath .:jama.jar KarhunenLoeve M N + * Dependencies: jama.jar + * + * Compute best rank r approximation to matrix using SVD. + * + * http://math.nist.gov/javanumerics/jama/ + * http://math.nist.gov/javanumerics/jama/Jama-1.0.1.jar + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class KarhunenLoeve { + + // return the integer between 0 and 255 closest to c + public static int truncate(double c) { + if (c <= 0) return 0; + if (c >= 255) return 255; + return (int) (c + 0.5); + } + + public static Matrix KL(Matrix A, int r) throws IllegalDimensionException { + int M = A.getM(); + int N = A.getN(); + SingularValueDecomposition svd = A.svd(); + Matrix Ur = svd.getU().get(0, M-1, 0, r-1); // first r columns of U + Matrix Vr = svd.getV().get(0, N-1, 0, r-1); // first r columns of V + Matrix Sr = svd.getS().get(0, r-1, 0, r-1); // first r rows and columns of S + return Ur.times(Sr).times(Vr.transpose()); + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException { + + // rank of approximation + int rank = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + + // read in the original picture and display it + Picture pic1 = new Picture(args[0]); + int M = pic1.height(); + int N = pic1.width(); + pic1.show(); + System.err.println("Done reading " + M + "-by-" + N + " image"); + + // create matrix of grayscale intensities + Matrix A = new Matrix(M, N); + for (int i = 0; i < M; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + Color color = pic1.get(i, j); + double lum = Luminance.lum(color); + A.set(i, j, lum); + } + } + + // compute best approximation of given rank + Matrix Ar = KL(A, rank); + System.err.println("Done computing best rank " + rank + " approximation"); + + // create new picture + Picture pic2 = new Picture(M, N); + for (int i = 0; i < M; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + int y = (int) (Math.round(truncate(Ar.get(i, j)))); + Color gray = new Color(y, y, y); + pic2.set(i, j, gray); + } + } + pic2.show(); + System.err.println("Done"); + } + + + +} diff --git a/src/image/Koch.java b/src/image/Koch.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3c5a318 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Koch.java @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Koch.java + * Execution: java Koch N + * Dependencies: Turtle.java + * + * Plot an order N Koch curve. + * + * % java Koch 5 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Koch { + + // plot Koch curve of order n, with given step size + public static void koch(int n, double step, Turtle turtle) { + if (n == 0) { + turtle.goForward(step); + return; + } + koch(n-1, step, turtle); + turtle.turnLeft(60.0); + koch(n-1, step, turtle); + turtle.turnLeft(-120.0); + koch(n-1, step, turtle); + turtle.turnLeft(60.0); + koch(n-1, step, turtle); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int n = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int n = 5; + double step = 1.0 / Math.pow(3.0, n); + Turtle turtle = new Turtle(0.0, 0.0, 0.0); + koch(n, step, turtle); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/KochRainbow.java b/src/image/KochRainbow.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a9c31a5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/KochRainbow.java @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac KochRainbow.java + * Execution: java KochRainbow N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plot an order N Koch snowflake, using the spectrum of colors. + * + * % java Koch 5 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class KochRainbow { + private Turtle turtle; // for turtle graphics + private double size; // size of each line segment + private double color; // current color + private double increment; // change in color + + public KochRainbow(int N) { + int width = 512; + int height = (int) (2 * width / Math.sqrt(3)); + size = width / Math.pow(3.0, N); + turtle = new Turtle(0, width * Math.sqrt(3) / 2, 0.0); + turtle.setCanvasSize(width, height); + turtle.setXscale(0, width); + turtle.setYscale(0, height); + + // rainbow of colors + color = 0.0; + increment = Math.pow(4.0, -N) / 3.0; + + + // three Koch curves in the shape of an equilateral triangle + koch(N); + turtle.turnLeft(-120); + koch(N); + turtle.turnLeft(-120); + koch(N); + } + + + + public void koch(int n) { + if (n == 0) { + turtle.setPenColor(Color.getHSBColor((float) color, 1.0f, 1.0f)); + color += increment; + turtle.goForward(size); + } + else { + koch(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(60); + koch(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(-120); + koch(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(60); + koch(n-1); + } + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 5; + new KochRainbow(N); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/LSystem.java b/src/image/LSystem.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5d6587e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/LSystem.java @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +package image; + +// L-system weed +/* + Weed { + Angle 50 + Axiom +++++++++++++x + x=f[@.5+++++++++x]-f[@.4-----------!x]@.6x + } +*/ + +// Diego Nehab + +public class LSystem { + private double da = 360.0/50.0; + private Turtle turtle; + + public LSystem(int N) { + turtle = new Turtle(256, 30, 13*da); + turtle.setXscale(0, 512); + turtle.setYscale(0, 512); + L(70, 1, N); + } + + private void L(double ds, int dir, int n) { + if (n > 0) { + turtle.goForward(ds); + turtle.turnLeft(9*dir*da); + L(0.5*ds, dir, n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(-10*dir*da); + turtle.goForward(ds); + turtle.turnLeft(-11*dir*da); + L(0.4*ds, -dir, n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(11*dir*da); + L(0.6*ds, dir, n-1); + turtle.goForward(-ds); + turtle.turnLeft(dir*da); + turtle.goForward(-ds); + } + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + new LSystem(N); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/Levy.java b/src/image/Levy.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c7991a1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Levy.java @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Levy.java + * Execution: java Levy N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plot an order N Levy tapestry. + * + * % java Levy 5 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Levy { + private Turtle turtle; + private double size; + + public Levy(int N) { + int SIZE = 512; + turtle = new Turtle(178, 178, 0); + turtle.setXscale(0, SIZE); + turtle.setYscale(0, SIZE); + size = 156.0 / Math.pow(Math.sqrt(2), N); + levy(N); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + levy(N); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + levy(N); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + levy(N); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + } + + public void levy(int n) { + if (n == 0) turtle.goForward(size); + else { + turtle.turnLeft(-45); + levy(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + levy(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(-45); + } + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 10; + new Levy(N); + } + +} diff --git a/src/image/Lindenmayer.java b/src/image/Lindenmayer.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..70135a3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Lindenmayer.java @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Lindenmayer.java + * Execution: java Lindenmayer N + * + * Print out the commands for trying a Koch snowflake of order N using + * the Lindenmayer system: + * + * initial string: F+F--F+F + * replacement rule: F -> F+F--F+F + * + * % java Lindenmayer 1 + * F+F--F+F--F+F--F+F--F+F--F+F + * + * % java Lindenmayer 2 + * F+F--F+F+F+F--F+F--F+F--F+F+F+F--F+F--F+F--F+F+F+F--F+F--F+F--F+F+F+F--F+F--F+F--F+F+F+F--F+F--F+F--F+F+F+F--F+F + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Lindenmayer { + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + String s = "F--F--F"; + String replace = "F"; + String with = "F+F--F+F"; + + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + s = s.replaceAll(replace, with); + System.out.println(s); + } + +} diff --git a/src/image/Luminance.java b/src/image/Luminance.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1478060 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Luminance.java @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Luminance.java + * Execution: java Luminance r1 g1 b1 r2 g2 b2 + * + * Library for dealing with monochrome luminance. + * Uses the NTSC formula Y = .299*r + .587*g + .114*b. + * + * % java Luminance 0 0 0 0 0 255 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Luminance { + + // return the monochrome luminance of given color + public static double lum(Color color) { + int r = color.getRed(); + int g = color.getGreen(); + int b = color.getBlue(); + return .299*r + .587*g + .114*b; + } + + // return a gray version of this Color + public static Color toGray(Color color) { + int y = (int) (Math.round(lum(color))); // round to nearest int + Color gray = new Color(y, y, y); + return gray; + } + + // are the two colors compatible? + public static boolean compatible(Color a, Color b) { + return Math.abs(lum(a) - lum(b)) >= 128.0; + } + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"0", "0", "0", "0", "0", "255"}; + int[] a = new int[6]; + for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++) { + a[i] = Integer.parseInt(args[i]); + } + Color c1 = new Color(a[0], a[1], a[2]); + Color c2 = new Color(a[3], a[4], a[5]); + System.out.println("c1 = " + c1); + System.out.println("c2 = " + c2); + System.out.println("lum(c1) = " + lum(c1)); + System.out.println("lum(c2) = " + lum(c2)); + System.out.println(compatible(c1, c2)); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/image/Madness.java b/src/image/Madness.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8d531b5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Madness.java @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/** + * Plots a parametric figure which A. K. Dewdney refers to as + * Miller's Madness. + * + * Reference: The Magic Machine by A. K. Dewdney. This figure + * was designed by Stanley S. Miller, a management consultant. + */ +public class Madness { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setXscale(-1.7, +1.7); + sd.setYscale(-1.1, +1.1); + double x0 = -0.7, y0 = 1.0; + for (double t = 0.0; true; t += 0.01) { + double x1 = Math.sin(0.99*t) - 0.7*Math.cos(3.01*t); + double y1 = Math.cos(1.01*t) + 0.1*Math.sin(15.03*t); + sd.line(x0, y0, x1, y1); + x0 = x1; + y0 = y1; + } + } +} diff --git a/src/image/MeanFilter.java b/src/image/MeanFilter.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..518fa58 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/MeanFilter.java @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac MeanFilter.java + * Execution: java MeanFilter filename + * + * Reads in an image from a file, and flips it horizontally. + * + * [ 1 1 1 ] + * [ 1 1 1 ] / 9 + * [ 1 1 1 ] + * + * % java MeanFilter image.jpg + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class MeanFilter { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Picture pic = new Picture(args[0]); + int width = pic.width(); + int height = pic.height(); + Picture pic2 = new Picture(width, height); + + + pic.show(); + pic2.show(); + for (int y = 1; y < height - 1; y++) { + for (int x = 1; x < width - 1; x++) { + Color c00 = pic.get(x-1, y-1); + Color c01 = pic.get(x-1, y ); + Color c02 = pic.get(x-1, y+1); + Color c10 = pic.get(x , y-1); + Color c11 = pic.get(x , y ); + Color c12 = pic.get(x , y+1); + Color c20 = pic.get(x+1, y-1); + Color c21 = pic.get(x+1, y ); + Color c22 = pic.get(x+1, y+1); + int r = c00.getRed() + c01.getRed() + c02.getRed() + + c10.getRed() + c11.getRed() + c12.getRed() + + c20.getRed() + c21.getRed() + c22.getRed(); + int g = c00.getGreen() + c01.getGreen() + c02.getGreen() + + c10.getGreen() + c11.getGreen() + c12.getGreen() + + c20.getGreen() + c21.getGreen() + c22.getGreen(); + int b = c00.getBlue() + c01.getBlue() + c02.getBlue() + + c10.getBlue() + c11.getBlue() + c12.getBlue() + + c20.getBlue() + c21.getBlue() + c22.getBlue(); + Color c = new Color(r/9, g/9, b/9); + pic2.set(x, y, c); + } + if (y % 20 == 0) pic2.show(); + } + pic.show(); + pic2.show(); + } + + + +} diff --git a/src/image/NewtonChaos.java b/src/image/NewtonChaos.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c55d8b0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/NewtonChaos.java @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +package image; + +import math.number.NumberComplex; +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac NewtonChaos.java + * Execution: java NewtonChaos N + * Dependencies: Picture.java Complex.java + * + * Plot an N-by-N grid of points showing which of the four roots + * that Newton's method converges to in the 2-by-2 box centered at (0, 0). + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class NewtonChaos { + + // return number of Mandelbrot iterations to check z = x + iy + static Color newton(NumberComplex z) { + double EPSILON = 0.00000001; + NumberComplex four = new NumberComplex(4, 0); + NumberComplex one = new NumberComplex(1, 0); + + NumberComplex root1 = new NumberComplex( 1, 0); + NumberComplex root2 = new NumberComplex(-1, 0); + NumberComplex root3 = new NumberComplex( 0, 1); + NumberComplex root4 = new NumberComplex( 0, -1); + + for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) { + NumberComplex f = z.times(z).times(z).times(z).minus(one); + NumberComplex fp = four.times(z).times(z).times(z); + z = z.minus(f.over(fp)); + if (z.minus(root1).mod() <= EPSILON) return Color.WHITE; + if (z.minus(root2).mod() <= EPSILON) return Color.RED; + if (z.minus(root3).mod() <= EPSILON) return Color.GREEN; + if (z.minus(root4).mod() <= EPSILON) return Color.BLUE; + } + return Color.BLACK; + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 512; + double xmin = -1.0; + double ymin = -1.0; + double width = 2.0; + double height = 2.0; + + Picture pic = new Picture(N, N); + + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + double x = xmin + i * width / N; + double y = ymin + j * height / N; + NumberComplex z = new NumberComplex(x, y); + Color color = newton(z); + pic.set(i, j, color); + } + } + pic.show(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/image/RecursiveSquares.java b/src/image/RecursiveSquares.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9574fd8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/RecursiveSquares.java @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac RecursiveSquares.java + * Execution: java RecursiveSquares N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plot an order N tree of overlapping gray squares. + * + * % java RecursiveSquares 4 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class RecursiveSquares { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // plot a square, centered on (x, y) of the given side length + // with a light gray background and black border + public static void drawSquare(double x, double y, double size) { + sd.setPenColor(Color.LIGHT_GRAY); + sd.filledSquare(x, y, size/2); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + sd.square(x, y, size/2); + } + + // plot an order n recursive squares pattern + // centered on (x, y) of the given side length + public static void draw(int n, double x, double y, double size) { + if (n == 0) return; + + drawSquare(x, y, size); + + // 2.2 ratio looks good + double ratio = 2.2; + + // recursively draw 4 smaller trees of order n-1 + draw(n-1, x - size/2, y - size/2, size/ratio); // lower left + draw(n-1, x - size/2, y + size/2, size/ratio); // upper left + draw(n-1, x + size/2, y - size/2, size/ratio); // lower right + draw(n-1, x + size/2, y + size/2, size/ratio); // upper right + } + + + // read in a command-line argument N and plot an order N recursive + // squares pattern + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 5; + double x = 0.5, y = 0.5; // center of square + double size = 0.5; // side length of square + draw(N, x, y, size); + } + +} + + + + + diff --git a/src/image/Rose.java b/src/image/Rose.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1b597d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Rose.java @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Rose.java + * Execution: java Rose N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plots an N petal rose (if N is odd) and a 2N-petal rose if N is + * even, using standard graphics. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Rose { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 8; + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setXscale(-1, +1); + sd.setYscale(-1, +1); + sd.setPenColor(Color.PURPLE); + + double x0 = 0, y0 = 0; + for (double t = 0.0; t <= 360.0; t += 0.1) { + double theta = Math.toRadians(t); + double r = Math.sin(N * theta); + double x1 = r * Math.cos(theta); + double y1 = r * Math.sin(theta); + sd.line(x0, y0, x1, y1); + x0 = x1; + y0 = y1; + } + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/image/Rotation.java b/src/image/Rotation.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..48cbcd1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Rotation.java @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Picture; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Rotation.java + * Execution: java Rotation filename angle + * + * Rotate image a given number of degrees counterclockwise. + * + * % java Rotation baboon.jpg 30 + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +// import java.awt.Color; + +public class Rotation { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Picture pic1 = new Picture(args[0]); + pic1.show(); + int width = pic1.width(); + int height = pic1.height(); + + double angle = Math.toRadians(Double.parseDouble(args[1])); + double sin = Math.sin(angle); + double cos = Math.cos(angle); + double x0 = 0.5 * (width - 1); // point to rotate about + double y0 = 0.5 * (height - 1); // center of image + + Picture pic2 = new Picture(width, height); + + // rotation + for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) { + for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) { + double a = x - x0; + double b = y - y0; + int xx = (int) (+a * cos - b * sin + x0); + int yy = (int) (+a * sin + b * cos + y0); + + // plot pixel (x, y) the same color as (xx, yy) if it's in bounds + if (xx >= 0 && xx < width && yy >= 0 && yy < height) { + pic2.set(x, y, pic1.get(xx, yy)); + } + } + } + + pic2.show(); + } + + + +} diff --git a/src/image/Sausage.java b/src/image/Sausage.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..12c8cac --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Sausage.java @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Sausage.java + * Execution: java Sausage N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plot an order N Minkowski sausage. + * + * % java Sausage 5 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Sausage { + private Turtle turtle; + private double size; + + public Sausage(int N) { + size = 1.5 / Math.pow(4.0 / Math.sqrt(3), N + 1); + turtle = new Turtle(90/512.0, 150/512.0, 0.0); + sausage(N); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + sausage(N); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + sausage(N); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + sausage(N); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + } + + + private void sausage(int n) { + if (n == 0) turtle.goForward(size); + else { + turtle.turnLeft(-30); + sausage(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(90); + sausage(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(-90); + sausage(n-1); + turtle.turnLeft(30); + } + } + + + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 6; + new Sausage(N); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/SequentialDragon.java b/src/image/SequentialDragon.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0beb5fd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/SequentialDragon.java @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac SequentialDragon.java + * Execution: java SequentialDragon N + * + * Prints out instructions for drawing an order N dragon curve. + * + * % java SequentialDragon 0 + * F + * + * % java SequentialDragon 2 + * FLFLFRF + * + * % SequentialDragon 5 + * FLFLFRFLFLFRFRFLFLFLFRFRFLFRFRFLFLFLFRFLFLFRFRFRFLFLFRFRFLFRFRF + * + * Limitations + * ------------- + * - n must be between 0 and 31 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class SequentialDragon { + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int n = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int n = 5; + int N = 1 << n; // 2^n + System.out.print("F"); + for (int k = 1; k < N; k++) { + if ((k & ((k ^ (k-1)) + 1)) > 0) System.out.print("R"); + else System.out.print("L"); + System.out.print("F"); + } + System.out.println(); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/SingleHilbert.java b/src/image/SingleHilbert.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7cc4f86 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/SingleHilbert.java @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac SingleHilbert.java + * Execution: java SingleHilbert N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plot an order N Hilbert curve using a singly recursive function. + * + * % java SingleHilbert 5 + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class SingleHilbert { + private Turtle turtle; + + public SingleHilbert(int N) { + turtle = new Turtle(0.5, 0.5, 0.0); + double max = Math.pow(2, N); + turtle.setXscale(0, max); + turtle.setYscale(0, max); + hilbert(N, +1); + } + + public void hilbert(int n, int parity) { + if (n == 0) return; + turtle.turnLeft(parity * 90); + hilbert(n-1, -parity); + turtle.goForward(1.0); + turtle.turnLeft(-parity * 90); + hilbert(n-1, +parity); + turtle.goForward(1.0); + hilbert(n-1, +parity); + turtle.turnLeft(-parity * 90); + turtle.goForward(1.0); + hilbert(n-1, -parity); + turtle.turnLeft(parity * 90); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 6; + new SingleHilbert(N); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/Spectrum.java b/src/image/Spectrum.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e4e1622 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Spectrum.java @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +package image; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Spectrum.java + * Execution: java Spectrum + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plot all of the Color values, by drwaing for each red value a + * 256-by-256 array of color chips (one for each green and blue + * value). + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +public class Spectrum { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // set scale and turn on animation mode + sd.setXscale(-1, 256); + sd.setYscale(-1, 256); + sd.show(0); + + // draw the color chips + for (int r = 0; r < 255; r++) { + StdOut.println("red = " + r); + for (int g = 0; g < 255; g++) { + for (int b = 0; b < 255; b++) { + Color c = new Color(r, g, b); + sd.setPenColor(c); + sd.filledSquare(g, b, 0.5); + } + } + sd.show(10); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/image/Spiral.java b/src/image/Spiral.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..be51a5b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Spiral.java @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +package image; + +public class Spiral { + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"3","1.0"}; // equilateral triangle + args = new String[]{"3","1.3"}; + args = new String[]{"1400","1.00004"}; + args = new String[]{"1400","1.0004"}; // logarithmic spiral + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // # sides if decay = 1.0 + double decay = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); // decay factor + + double angle = 360.0 / N; + double step = Math.sin(Math.toRadians(angle/2.0)); + Turtle turtle = new Turtle(0.5, 0.0, angle/2.0); + for (int i = 0; i < 10*N; i++) { + step /= decay; + turtle.goForward(step); + turtle.turnLeft(angle); + } + + } +} diff --git a/src/image/Spirograph.java b/src/image/Spirograph.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8c8b262 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Spirograph.java @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Spirograph.java + * Execution: java Spirograph R r a + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Draw a curve formed by rolling a smaller circle of radius r inside + * a larger circle or radius R. If the pen offset of the pen point in + * the moving circle is a, then the equation of the resulting curve + * at time t is + * + * x = (R+r)*cos(t) - (r+a)*cos(((R+r)/r)*t) + * y = (R+r)*sin(t) - (r+a)*sin(((R+r)/r)*t) + * + * % java Spirograph 180 40 15 + * + * % java Spirograph 100 55 20 + * + * Credits: idea suggested by Diego Nehab + * Reference: http://www.math.dartmouth.edu/~dlittle/java/SpiroGraph + * Reference: http://www.wordsmith.org/~anu/java/spirograph.html + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Spirograph { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// double R = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); +// double r = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); +// double a = Double.parseDouble(args[2]); + double R = 180; + double r = 40; + double a = 15; + + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setXscale(-300, +300); + sd.setYscale(-300, +300); + StdDraw.clear(Color.BLACK); + + for (double t = 0.0; t < 100; t += 0.01) { + double x = (R+r) * Math.cos(t) - (r+a) * Math.cos(((R+r)/r)*t); + double y = (R+r) * Math.sin(t) - (r+a) * Math.sin(((R+r)/r)*t); + double degrees = -Math.toDegrees((R+r)/r)*t; + StdDraw.picture(x, y, "resources\\earth.gif", degrees); + // StdDraw.rotate(+Math.toDegrees((R+r)/r)*t); + sd.show(20); + } + + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/image/Swirl.java b/src/image/Swirl.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f4f517c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Swirl.java @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Picture; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Swirl.java + * Execution: java Swirl filename + * + * Swirl image. + * + * % java Swirl baboon.jpg + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Swirl { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Picture pic1 = new Picture(args[0]); + pic1.show(); + int width = pic1.width(); + int height = pic1.height(); + double x0 = 0.5 * (width - 1); + double y0 = 0.5 * (height - 1); + + Picture pic2 = new Picture(width, height); + + // swirl + for (int sx = 0; sx < width; sx++) { + for (int sy = 0; sy < height; sy++) { + double dx = sx - x0; + double dy = sy - y0; + double r = Math.sqrt(dx*dx + dy*dy); + double angle = Math.PI / 256 * r; + int tx = (int) (+dx * Math.cos(angle) - dy * Math.sin(angle) + x0); + int ty = (int) (+dx * Math.sin(angle) + dy * Math.cos(angle) + y0); + + // plot pixel (sx, sy) the same color as (tx, ty) if it's in bounds + if (tx >= 0 && tx < width && ty >= 0 && ty < height) + pic2.set(sx, sy, pic1.get(tx, ty)); + } + } + + pic2.show(); + } + + + +} diff --git a/src/image/Threshold.java b/src/image/Threshold.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9c30ce3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Threshold.java @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Threshold.java + * Execution: java Threshold frame00001.jpg + * Dependencies: Picture.java Luminance.java + * + * Reads in a JPEG/GIF/PNG file, displays it on the screen, + * converts all pixels to grayscale, and displays those + * pixels with a grayscale value >= 180. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Threshold { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int THRESHOLD = 180; + String filename = args[0]; + Picture pic = new Picture(filename); + pic.show(); + for (int i = 0; i < pic.width(); i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < pic.height(); j++) { + Color color = pic.get(i, j); + double lum = Luminance.lum(color); + if (lum >= THRESHOLD) pic.set(i, j, Color.WHITE); + else pic.set(i, j, Color.BLACK); + } + } + pic.show(); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/ThueMorse.java b/src/image/ThueMorse.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5988dbd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/ThueMorse.java @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac ThueMorse.java + * Execution: java ThueMorse N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plot the N-by-N Thue-Morse weave. The Thue-Morse sequence is + * defined as follows: + * + * Start with 0, and repeatedly flip all the bits and concatenate + * it onto the original string. + * + * Extend the idea in two dimensions. Plot a black square for 1. + * + * % java ThueMorse 16 + * + * % java ThueMorse 128 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class ThueMorse { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // plot N-by-N grid of cells + + /****************************************************************** + * build up Thue-Morse sequence + ******************************************************************/ + String thue = "0"; + String morse = "1"; + String t, m; + + for (int i = 1; i < N; i *= 2) { + t = thue; + m = morse; + thue += m; + morse += t; + } + + /****************************************************************** + * Plot it using StdDraw + ******************************************************************/ + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setXscale(0, N); + sd.setYscale(0, N); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + if (thue.charAt(i) != thue.charAt(j)) { + sd.filledSquare(i + 0.5, j + 0.5, 0.5); + } + } + } + StdDraw.show(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/image/Tile.java b/src/image/Tile.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4b8bdd8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Tile.java @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Tile.java + * Execution: java Tile filename M N + * + * Reads in an image from a file, and create an M-by-N tile of the image. + * + * % java Tile image.jpg 3 3 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Tile { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Picture input = new Picture(args[0]); + int height = input.height(); + int width = input.width(); + int M = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[2]); + + Picture output = new Picture(N*input.width(), M*input.height()); + + // convert to black and white + for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) { + for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) { + Color c = input.get(x, y); + for (int i = 0; i < M; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + output.set(width*j + x, height*i + y, c); + } + } + } + } + output.show(); + output.save("temp.png"); + } + + + +} diff --git a/src/image/Trajectory.java b/src/image/Trajectory.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eb01bde --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Trajectory.java @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +package image; + +import java.awt.Font; +import java.util.ArrayList; + +import math.number.NumberComplex; +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +public class Trajectory { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // return number of iterations to check if c = a + ib is in Mandelbrot set + public static boolean mand(NumberComplex z0, int d) { + sd.setPenColor(Color.RED); + NumberComplex z = z0; + StdDraw.filledCircle(z.â„œ(), z.â„‘(), .025); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLUE); + NumberComplex zold = z; + for (int t = 0; t < d; t++) { + if (z.mod() >= 2.0) return false; + zold = z; + z = z.times(z).plus(z0); + StdDraw.filledCircle(z.â„œ(), z.â„‘(), .01); + sd.line(zold.â„œ(), zold.â„‘(), z.â„œ(), z.â„‘()); + } + return true; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + ArrayList<NumberComplex> black = new ArrayList<NumberComplex>(); + ArrayList<NumberComplex> white = new ArrayList<NumberComplex>(); + sd.setXscale(-2, 2); + sd.setYscale(-2, 2); + StdDraw.setFont(new Font("Arial", Font.PLAIN, 10)); + StdDraw.clear(Color.LIGHT_GRAY); + sd.circle(0, 0, 2); + + while (true) { + if (StdDraw.mousePressed()) { + StdDraw.clear(Color.LIGHT_GRAY); + + // draw the points already computed to be in/outside the set + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + for(NumberComplex z : black) { + StdDraw.filledCircle(z.â„œ(), z.â„‘(), .01); + } + sd.setPenColor(Color.WHITE); + for (NumberComplex z : white) { + StdDraw.filledCircle(z.â„œ(), z.â„‘(), .01); + } + + double x = StdDraw.mouseX(); + double y = StdDraw.mouseY(); + NumberComplex z = new NumberComplex(x, y); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + sd.circle(0, 0, 2); + StdDraw.text(0, -2.1, z + ""); + if (mand(z, 100)) black.add(z); + else white.add(z); + } + sd.show(50); + } + } +} + diff --git a/src/image/Tree.java b/src/image/Tree.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5c42d5c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Tree.java @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Tree.java + * Execution: java Tree N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plot a tree fractal. + * + * % java Tree 9 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Tree { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + public static void tree(int n, double x, double y, double a, double branchRadius) { + double bendAngle = Math.toRadians(15); + double branchAngle = Math.toRadians(37); + double branchRatio = .65; + + double cx = x + Math.cos(a) * branchRadius; + double cy = y + Math.sin(a) * branchRadius; + sd.setPenRadius(.001 * Math.pow(n, 1.2)); + sd.line(x, y, cx, cy); + if (n == 0) return; + + tree(n-1, cx, cy, a + bendAngle - branchAngle, branchRadius * branchRatio); + tree(n-1, cx, cy, a + bendAngle + branchAngle, branchRadius * branchRatio); + tree(n-1, cx, cy, a + bendAngle, branchRadius * (1 - branchRatio)); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 9; + sd.show(0); + tree(N, .5, 0, Math.PI/2, .3); + sd.show(0); + } +} diff --git a/src/image/Turtle.java b/src/image/Turtle.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e5f9c40 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Turtle.java @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Turtle.java + * Execution: java Turtle + * + * Data type for turtle graphics using standard draw. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import math.Maths; +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +public class Turtle { + private double x, y; // turtle is at (x, y) + private double angle; // facing this many degrees counterclockwise from the x-axis + + static private StdDraw sd = new StdDraw();; + // start at (x0, y0), facing a0 degrees counterclockwise from the x-axis + public Turtle(double x0, double y0, double a0) { + x = x0; + y = y0; + angle = a0; + } + + // rotate orientation delta degrees counterclockwise + public void turnLeft(double delta) { + angle += delta; + } + + // move forward the given amount, with the pen down + public void goForward(double step) { + double oldx = x; + double oldy = y; + x += step * Maths.cosd(angle); + y += step * Maths.sind(angle); + sd.line(oldx, oldy, x, y); + } + + // pause t milliseconds + public void pause(int t) { + sd.show(t); + } + + + public void setPenColor(Color color) { + sd.setPenColor(color); + } + + public void setPenRadius(double radius) { + sd.setPenRadius(radius); + } + + public void setCanvasSize(int width, int height) { + sd.setCanvasSize(width, height); + } + + public void setXscale(double min, double max) { + sd.setXscale(min, max); + } + + public void setYscale(double min, double max) { + sd.setYscale(min, max); + } + + + // sample client for testing + public static void main(String[] args) { + double x0 = 0.5; + double y0 = 0.0; + double a0 = 60.0; + double step = Math.sqrt(3)/2.; + Turtle turtle = new Turtle(x0, y0, a0); + turtle.goForward(step); + turtle.turnLeft(120.0); + turtle.goForward(step); + turtle.turnLeft(120.0); + turtle.goForward(step); + turtle.turnLeft(120.0); + } + +} diff --git a/src/image/Wave.java b/src/image/Wave.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a363436 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Wave.java @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +package image; + +import stdlib.Picture; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Wave.java + * Execution: java Wave filename + * + * Produce a wave effect. + * + * % java Wave baboon.jpg + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Wave { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Picture pic1 = new Picture(args[0]); + pic1.show(); + int width = pic1.width(); + int height = pic1.height(); + + Picture pic2 = new Picture(width, height); + + // wave filter + for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) { + for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) { + int xx = x; + int yy = (int) (y + 20 * Math.sin(x * 2 * Math.PI / 64)); + if (yy >= 0 && yy < height) { + pic2.set(x, y, pic1.get(xx, yy)); + } + } + } + + pic2.show(); + } + + +} diff --git a/src/image/Zebra.java b/src/image/Zebra.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..faffe29 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/image/Zebra.java @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +package image; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Zebra.java + * Execution: java Zebra + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Two-dimensional cellular automaton to produce zebra stripes. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + + +public class Zebra { + private int N; // N-by-N grid of cells + private int MAXDIST = 3; // definition of neighbor + private boolean[][] cells; // cell[i][j] = true if alive, false o/w + private Picture pic; + + // nice pattern + // double[] weight = {2.0, 2.0, -0.4, -0.4}; + // double threshhold = 1.4; + + // zebra stripes + double[] weight = {2.0, 2.0, -1.2, -1.2}; + double threshhold = 1.4; + + + public Zebra(int N) { + this.N = N; + this.cells = new boolean[N][N]; + pic = new Picture(N, N); + + // initialize with random pattern + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + cells[i][j] = Math.random() < 0.5; + + } + + public void update() { + int dist; + boolean color; + + // update cells + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + + // update cell (i, j) by looking at neighbors + double sum = 0.0; + for (int ii = i - MAXDIST; ii <= i + MAXDIST; ii++) { + for (int jj = j - MAXDIST; jj <= j + MAXDIST; jj++) { + //// dist = Math.abs(ii-i) + Math.abs(jj-j); + dist = Math.abs(ii-i); + + // uses most up-to-date values, avoid out-of-bounds + color = cells[(ii + N) % N][(jj + N) % N]; + + // if (dist <= MAXDIST && color) sum += weight[dist]; + if (color) sum += weight[dist]; + } + } + if (sum > threshhold) cells[i][j] = true; + else cells[i][j] = false; + } + } + } + + // draw cells + public void draw() { + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + if(cells[i][j]) pic.set(i, j, Color.BLACK); + else pic.set(i, j, Color.WHITE); + } + } + pic.show(); + } + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 512; + Zebra zebra = new Zebra(N); + + for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { + System.out.println(i); + zebra.update(); + zebra.draw(); + } + } + +} + diff --git a/src/materials/Element.java b/src/materials/Element.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..70d9746 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/materials/Element.java @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +package materials; + +/** + * Atomic class. + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + * @see <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_element">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_element</a> + */ +public class Element { + + /** + * Atomic number serves independently as unique identifier. + */ + int number; + + /** + * Atomic name serves independently as unique identifier. + */ + String name; + + /** + * Atomic symbol serves independently as unique identifier. + */ + String symbol; + + /** + * Group refers to the element's position in the periodic table. + */ + int group; + + /** + * Period refers to the element's position in the periodic table. + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ + enum Period{P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7}; + Period period; + + /** + * Block refers to the element's position in the periodic table. + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ + enum Block{s, p, d, f}; + Block block; + + /** + * State of matter, here gas, liquid or gas, applies at standard temperature and pressure condition (STP). + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ + enum State{Gas, Liquid, Solid}; + State state; + + /** + * Occurrence distinguishes naturally occurring elements, categorized as either primordial or transient (from decay), and additional synthetic elements that have been produced technologically, but are not known to occur naturally. + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ + enum Occurrence{Primorial, Transient, Synthetic}; + Occurrence occurence; + + /** + * Description summarizes the element's properties using the broad categories commonly presented in periodic tables: Actinide, alkali metal, alkaline earth metal, halogen, lanthanide, metal, metalloid, noble gas, non-metal, and transition metal. + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ + enum Description{Actinide, AlkaliMetal, AlkalineEarthMetal, Halogen, Lanthanide, Metal, Metalloid, NobleGas, NonMetal, TransitionMetal} + Description description; + + final public Element H = new Element(1, "Hydrogen", "H", 1, Period.P1, Block.s, State.Gas, Occurrence.Primorial, Description.NonMetal); + + Element(int number, String name, String symbol, int group, Period period, Block block, State state, Occurrence occurrence, Description description){ + this.number = number; + this.name = name; + this.symbol = symbol; + this.group = group; + this.period = period; + this.block = block; + this.state = state; + this.occurence = occurrence; + this.description = description; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + } + +} diff --git a/src/materials/Material.java b/src/materials/Material.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..937cb9c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/materials/Material.java @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +package materials; + +import physics.unit.Quantity; +import physics.unit.Quantity.Prefix; +import physics.unit.Quantity.Unit; + +public class Material { + + public static final Material STEEL = new Material(new Quantity(210,Prefix.GIGA,Unit.Pa)); + + /** + * Young's modulus, Tensile modulus or elastic modulus. + */ + Quantity youngsModulus; + + public Material(Quantity youngsModulus){ + this.youngsModulus = youngsModulus; + } + + public Quantity getYoungsModulus(){ + return youngsModulus; + } + + @Override + public String toString() { + String result = "Material properties:\n"; + if(youngsModulus != null) + result += "Young's modulus: " + youngsModulus + "\n"; + return result; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + Material steel1 = new Material(new Quantity(210e9,Unit.Pa)); + System.out.println(steel1); + System.out.println(steel1.youngsModulus); + System.out.println(steel1.youngsModulus.getValue()); + System.out.println(); + + Material steel2 = new Material(new Quantity(210,Prefix.GIGA,Unit.Pa)); + System.out.println(steel2); + System.out.println(steel2.youngsModulus); + System.out.println(steel2.youngsModulus.getValue()); + + } + +} diff --git a/src/materials/package-info.java b/src/materials/package-info.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cb7dd9b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/materials/package-info.java @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +/** + * Materials Science and Engineering + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +package materials; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/Ackermann.java b/src/math/Ackermann.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e3d3572 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Ackermann.java @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Ackermann.java + * Execution: java Ackermann M N + * + * Calculate the Ackermann function A(M, N) using a straightforward + * recursive program. + * + * % java Ackermann 3 8 + * 2045 + * + * % java Ackermann 3 9 + * StackOverflowError + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Ackermann { + + public static long ackermann(long m, long n) { + if (m == 0) return n + 1; + if (n == 0) return ackermann(m - 1, 1); + return ackermann(m - 1, ackermann(m, n - 1)); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + long M = Long.parseLong(args[0]); + long N = Long.parseLong(args[1]); + System.out.println(ackermann(M, N)); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/BeneficialCancellation.java b/src/math/BeneficialCancellation.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d3b9638 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/BeneficialCancellation.java @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +package math; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BeneficialCancellation.java + * Execution: java BeneficialCancellation x + * + * % java BeneficialCancellation 1.0000001 + * f(1.0000001) = 0.9999999500000009 + * g(1.000000001) = 1.0 + + *************************************************************************/ + +public class BeneficialCancellation { + + public static double f(double x) { + double y = x - 1.0; + double z = Math.exp(y); + if (z == 1) return z; + return Math.log(z) / (z - 1.0); + } + + public static double g(double x) { + double y = x - 1.0; + double z = Math.exp(y); + if (z == 1) return z; + return y / (z - 1.0); + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + double x = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + System.out.println("f(" + x + ") = " + f(x)); + System.out.println("g(" + x + ") = " + g(x)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/Binomial.java b/src/math/Binomial.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..42ac12a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Binomial.java @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Binomial.java + * Execution: java Binomial N K + + * Compute binomial(N, K) using Pascal's identity + * + * binomial(n, k) = binomial(n-1, k-1) + binomial(n-1, k) + * + * and dynamic programming. + * + * % java Binomial 10 2 + * 45 + * + * % java Binomial 20 0 + * 1 + * + * % java Binomial 50 20 + * 47129212243960 + * + * % java Binomial 0 0 + * 1 // by definition + * + * % java Binomial 100 15 + * 253338471349988640 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Binomial { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int K = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + + long[][] binomial = new long[N+1][K+1]; + + // base cases + for (int k = 1; k <= K; k++) binomial[0][k] = 0; + for (int n = 0; n <= N; n++) binomial[n][0] = 1; + + // bottom-up dynamic programming + for (int n = 1; n <= N; n++) + for (int k = 1; k <= K; k++) + binomial[n][k] = binomial[n-1][k-1] + binomial[n-1][k]; + + System.out.println(binomial[N][K]); + + } +} diff --git a/src/math/BitWhacking.java b/src/math/BitWhacking.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eafdf58 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/BitWhacking.java @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BitWhacking.java + * Execution: java BitWhacking a b + * + * Reads in two command-line arguments a and b, applies Java's + * bit-whacking operations and prints the results. + * + * % java BitWhacking 43 3 + * ~43 = -44 + * 43 & 3 = 3 + * 43 | 3 = 43 + * 43 ^ 3 = 40 + * 43 >> 3 = 5 + * -43 >> 3 = -6 + * 43 >>> 3 = 5 + * -43 >>> 3 = 536870906 + * 43 / 2^3 = 5 + * -43 / 2^3 = -5 + * + * % java BitWhacking 43 17 + * ~43 = -44 + * 43 & 17 = 1 + * 43 | 17 = 59 + * 43 ^ 17 = 58 + * 43 >> 17 = 0 + * -43 >> 17 = -1 + * 43 >>> 17 = 0 + * -43 >>> 17 = 32767 + * 43 / 2^17 = 0 + * -43 / 2^17 = 0 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class BitWhacking { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int a = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int b = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + if (a < 0 || b < 0) throw new RuntimeException("Inputs must be nonnegative"); + + System.out.println("~" + a + " = " + (~a)); + System.out.println(" " + a + " & " + b + " = " + ( a & b)); + System.out.println(" " + a + " | " + b + " = " + ( a | b)); + System.out.println(" " + a + " ^ " + b + " = " + ( a ^ b)); + + System.out.println(" " + a + " >> " + b + " = " + ( a >> b)); + System.out.println("-" + a + " >> " + b + " = " + (-a >> b)); + System.out.println(" " + a + " >>> " + b + " = " + ( a >>> b)); + System.out.println("-" + a + " >>> " + b + " = " + (-a >>> b)); + System.out.println(" " + a + " / 2^" + b + " = " + ( a / (1 << b))); + System.out.println("-" + a + " / 2^" + b + " = " + (-a / (1 << b))); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/BitWhackingGrayCode.java b/src/math/BitWhackingGrayCode.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..173d19a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/BitWhackingGrayCode.java @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BitWhackingGrayCode.java + * Execution: java BitWhackingGrayCode N + * + * Print the N-bit binary reflected Gray code using bit-whacking + * operations. + * + * % java BitWhackingGrayCode 3 + * 000 + * 001 + * 011 + * 010 + * 110 + * 111 + * 101 + * 100 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class BitWhackingGrayCode { + + // convert integer n to its corresponding gray code alue + static int binaryToGray(int n) { + return (n >>> 1) ^ n; + } + + // in case you want to go the other way around + static int grayToBinary(int n) { + for (int i = 16; i > 0; i /= 2) + n ^= n >>> i; + return n; + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + for (int i = 0; i < Math.pow(2, N); i++) + System.out.println(Integer.toBinaryString(binaryToGray(i))); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/BohrRadius.java b/src/math/BohrRadius.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3c5fbd8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/BohrRadius.java @@ -0,0 +1,119 @@ +package math; + +import math.equation.Function; + +/** + * Comptues the function f(r) = (1 - 3r/4 + r^2 / 8 - r^3 / 192)^2 e^(-r/2) + * and its first and second derivatives. + + * The sample client runs Newton's method to finds the roots and local + * minima and maxima. The Bohr radius function has three zeros at 1.872, + * 6.611, and 15.518. These are also global minima. It has two local + * maxima at 3.420 and 22.676. + * + * It illustrates the use of a "callback" using Java interfaces. + * + * % java BohrRadius + * Possible roots: + * f(1.8716444550481592) = 1.1817103296889357E-29 + * f(6.610814578664537) = 6.529313277927562E-31 + * f(6.6108145786645425) = 4.630205537810115E-31 + * f(15.517540966287259) = 5.38926090372337E-33 + * f(1.8716444550481608) = 9.872670880655912E-30 + * + * Possible optimum: + * f(1.8716444550481757) = 3.191866873333672E-33 + * f(3.419589235198309) = 0.017526400937842416 + * f(6.610814578664558) = 1.6278066343863564E-32 + * f(15.51754096628727) = 0.0 + * f(22.676316353129153) = 0.0018496340643479514 + * + **/ +public class BohrRadius implements Function { + + // f(r) + public double eval(double x) { + double temp = 1 - 3*x/4 + x*x/8 - x*x*x/192; + double exp = Math.exp(-x/2); + return temp * temp * exp; + } + + // f'(r) = first derivative + public double deriv(double x) { + double temp = 1 - 3*x/4 + x*x/8 - x*x*x/192; + double temp1 = - 3.0/4 + x/4 - x*x/64; + double exp = Math.exp(-x/2); + return 2*temp*temp1*exp - temp*temp*exp/2; + } + + // f''(r) = second derivative + public double deriv2(double x) { + double temp = 1 - 3*x/4 + x*x/8 - x*x*x/192; + double temp1 = - 3.0/4 + x/4 - x*x/64; + double temp2 = 1.0/4 - x/32; + double exp = Math.exp(-x/2); + return 2*temp1*temp1*exp - 2*temp*exp*temp1 + 2*temp*temp2*exp + temp*temp*exp/4; + } + + /** + * Run Newton's method to finds the roots of one variable. + * Newton's method to find x* such that f(x*) = 0, starting at x + * @param f + * @param x + * @return roots + */ + public static double rootNewton(Function f, double x) { + while(Math.abs(f.eval(x) / f.deriv(x)) > Maths.ε) + x = x - f.eval(x) / f.deriv(x); + return x; + } + + /** + * Run Newton's method to finds the local min/max of + * a twice-differentiable function of one variable. + * Newton's method to find x* such that f'(x*) = 0, starting at x + * @param f + * @param x + * @return local min/max + */ + public static double optimumNewton(Function f, double x) { + while(Math.abs(f.deriv(x) / f.deriv2(x)) > Maths.ε) + x = x - f.deriv(x) / f.deriv2(x); + return x; + } + + // sample client + public static void main(String[] args) { + Function f = new BohrRadius(); + double root, optimum; + + System.out.println("Possible roots: "); + root = BohrRadius.rootNewton(f, 0.0); + System.out.println("f(" + root + ") = " + f.eval(root)); + root = BohrRadius.rootNewton(f, 4.0); + System.out.println("f(" + root + ") = " + f.eval(root)); + root = BohrRadius.rootNewton(f, 5.0); + System.out.println("f(" + root + ") = " + f.eval(root)); + root = BohrRadius.rootNewton(f, 13.0); + System.out.println("f(" + root + ") = " + f.eval(root)); + root = BohrRadius.rootNewton(f, 22.0); + System.out.println("f(" + root + ") = " + f.eval(root)); + System.out.println(); + + + System.out.println("Possible optimum: "); + optimum = BohrRadius.optimumNewton(f, 0.0); + System.out.println("f(" + optimum + ") = " + f.eval(optimum)); + optimum = BohrRadius.optimumNewton(f, 4.0); + System.out.println("f(" + optimum + ") = " + f.eval(optimum)); + optimum = BohrRadius.optimumNewton(f, 5.0); + System.out.println("f(" + optimum + ") = " + f.eval(optimum)); + optimum = BohrRadius.optimumNewton(f, 13.0); + System.out.println("f(" + optimum + ") = " + f.eval(optimum)); + optimum = BohrRadius.optimumNewton(f, 22.0); + System.out.println("f(" + optimum + ") = " + f.eval(optimum)); + System.out.println(); + } + + +} diff --git a/src/math/CGApplet.java b/src/math/CGApplet.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4625597 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/CGApplet.java @@ -0,0 +1,506 @@ +package math; + +import java.applet.Applet; +import java.awt.Button; +import java.awt.Checkbox; +import java.awt.CheckboxGroup; +import java.awt.Color; +import java.awt.GridBagConstraints; +import java.awt.Label; +import java.awt.Panel; +import java.awt.TextArea; +import java.awt.TextField; +import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; +import java.awt.event.ActionListener; +import java.awt.event.FocusAdapter; +import java.awt.event.FocusEvent; +import java.awt.event.InputEvent; +import java.awt.event.ItemEvent; +import java.awt.event.ItemListener; +import java.awt.event.MouseAdapter; +import java.awt.event.MouseEvent; + +/** + This applet provides an interface to a CompGraph Object which will + graph a complex function using color to plot a 4th dimension. + Last updated February 26, 2001 + (copyright 1997-2001) +<pre> +The argument principle +f(z) = z +f(z) = z^2 +f(z) = z^2+1 +f(z) = 1/z +f(z) = (z^2 + 1)/z +Branch cuts and Riemann surfaces +f(z) = sqrt(z) +f(z) = -sqrt(z) +Periodicity of the the complex exponential function +f(z) = exp(pi*z), or alternatively +f(z) = exp(z) (change domain to -6.28 <= Im(z) <= 6.28) +Regular and hyperbolic trig functions +f(z) = cos(pi*z) +f(z) = cosh(pi*z) +Alternatively they can look at cos(z) and cosh(z) with the domains set to +-6.28 <= Re(z) <= 6.28, -2 <= Im(z) <= 2 for cos and +-2 <= Re(z) <= 2, -6.28 <= Im(z) <= 6.28 for cosh</pre> + @version 1.0 + @author Andrew G. Bennett + @see <a href="http://www.math.ksu.edu/~bennett/jomacg/">http://www.math.ksu.edu/~bennett/jomacg/</a> + */ +public class CGApplet extends Applet implements ItemListener { + + /** + * UID + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = 8483989289337953145L; + /** + Initializations + */ + public void init() { + super.init(); + fzactive=true; + helpactive=true; + dpactive=true; + + // No Layout Manager + setLayout(null); + addNotify(); + resize(500,400); + + // Help Screen Panel + helpPanel=new Panel(null); + helpPanel.setBounds(70,25,360,310); + helpPanel.setBackground(Color.lightGray); + helpPanel.setVisible(false); + add(helpPanel); + helptextString=new String( + "Graphing a complex function is difficult because you\n" + +"need 2 (real) dimensions for the domain and 2 (real)\n" + +"dimensions for the range - a total of 4 dimensions.\n" + +"In this applet, the domain of a complex function is\n" + +"graphed on the base plane. The range is graphed using\n" + +"polar coordinates. The modulus (magnitude) of the\n" + +"complex function is graphed on the vertical axis. The\n" + +"argument (angle) is graphed by using different colors:\n" + +"light blue for positive real, dark blue (shading to\n" + +"purple) for positive imaginary, red for negative real,\n" + +"and yellow-green for negative imaginary. This allows\n" + +"four dimensions to be represented in three spatial\n" + +"dimensions, which are then projected onto a two\n" + +"dimensional screen using a simple orthogonal\n" + +"projection.\n\n" + +"Enter complex functions into the f(z) = text box using\n" + +"standard calculator notation. You must use * for\n" + +"multiplication, i.e. 2*z not 2z. Functions must have\n" + +"parentheses, i.e. sin(z) not sin z. The parser\n" + +"understands the following operations, functions, and\n" + +"constants: +, -, *, /, ^, sqrt(), sin(), cos(), tan(),\n" + +"exp(), ln(), log() (synonymous with ln), sinh(), cosh(),\n" + +"abs(), mod() (synonymous with abs), arg(), conj(),\n" + +"e, pi, i.\n\n" + +"To adjust the domain of the graph, right-click (or\n" + +"shift-click if you have a one-button mouse) on the\n" + +"graph. The domain editor only accepts numerical input,\n" + +"i.e. 3.14 not pi."); + helpTextArea=new TextArea(helptextString,20,55,TextArea.SCROLLBARS_VERTICAL_ONLY); + helpTextArea.setBounds(10,10,340,270); + helpTextArea.setEditable(false); + helpPanel.add(helpTextArea); + helpcloseButton=new Button("Close"); + helpcloseButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) { + closeHelp(); + } + }); + helpcloseButton.setBounds(145,285,70,20); + helpPanel.add(helpcloseButton); + + // Edit Domain Panel + dp=new Panel(null); + dp.setBounds(125,85,250,190); + dp.setBackground(Color.lightGray); + dp.setVisible(false); + add(dp); + // Re(z) Values + rLabel=new Label("Re(z):"); + rLabel.setBounds(5,10,40,20); + dp.add(rLabel); + rminLabel=new Label("min ",Label.RIGHT); + rminLabel.setBounds(45,10,30,20); + dp.add(rminLabel); + rminTextField=new TextField("-2.0"); + rminTextField.setBounds(75,10,70,20); + dp.add(rminTextField); + rmaxLabel=new Label("max ",Label.RIGHT); + rmaxLabel.setBounds(145,10,30,20); + dp.add(rmaxLabel); + rmaxTextField=new TextField("2.0"); + rmaxTextField.setBounds(175,10,70,20); + dp.add(rmaxTextField); + // Im(z) Values + iLabel=new Label("Im(z):"); + iLabel.setBounds(5,50,40,20); + dp.add(iLabel); + iminLabel=new Label("min ",Label.RIGHT); + iminLabel.setBounds(45,50,30,20); + dp.add(iminLabel); + iminTextField=new TextField("-2.0"); + iminTextField.setBounds(75,50,70,20); + dp.add(iminTextField); + imaxLabel=new Label("max ",Label.RIGHT); + imaxLabel.setBounds(145,50,30,20); + dp.add(imaxLabel); + imaxTextField=new TextField("2.0"); + imaxTextField.setBounds(175,50,70,20); + dp.add(imaxTextField); + // |f(z)| Values + fLabel=new Label("|f(z)|:"); + fLabel.setBounds(5,90,40,20); + dp.add(fLabel); + fCGroup=new CheckboxGroup(); + fautoCheckbox=new Checkbox("auto",true,fCGroup); + fautoCheckbox.setBounds(65,90,80,20); + fautoCheckbox.addItemListener(this); + dp.add(fautoCheckbox); + fmanCheckbox=new Checkbox("manual",false,fCGroup); + fmanCheckbox.setBounds(65,120,80,20); + fmanCheckbox.addItemListener(this); + dp.add(fmanCheckbox); + fminLabel=new Label("min ",Label.RIGHT); + fminLabel.setForeground(Color.gray); + fminLabel.setBounds(145,90,30,20); + dp.add(fminLabel); + fminTextField=new TextField("0.0"); + fminTextField.setForeground(Color.gray); + fminTextField.setBounds(175,90,70,20); + fminTextField.setEditable(false); + // Prevent it gaining focus if fauto checked + fminTextField.addFocusListener(new FocusAdapter() { + public void focusGained(FocusEvent evt) { + if (fautoCheckbox.getState()) { + fminLabel.requestFocus(); + } + } + }); + dp.add(fminTextField); + fmaxLabel=new Label("max ",Label.RIGHT); + fmaxLabel.setForeground(Color.gray); + fmaxLabel.setBounds(145,120,30,20); + dp.add(fmaxLabel); + fmaxTextField=new TextField("3.0"); + fmaxTextField.setForeground(Color.gray); + fmaxTextField.setBounds(175,120,70,20); + fmaxTextField.setEditable(false); + // Prevent it gaining focus if fauto checked + fmaxTextField.addFocusListener(new FocusAdapter() { + public void focusGained(FocusEvent evt) { + if (fautoCheckbox.getState()) { + fmaxLabel.requestFocus(); + } + } + }); + dp.add(fmaxTextField); + // Domain Buttons + okButton=new Button("OK"); + okButton.setBounds(35,150,60,20); + okButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) { + okdp(); + } + }); + dp.add(okButton); + resetButton=new Button("Defaults"); + resetButton.setBounds(95,150,60,20); + resetButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) { + resetdp(); + } + }); + dp.add(resetButton); + cancelButton=new Button("Cancel"); + cancelButton.setBounds(155,150,60,20); + cancelButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) { + canceldp(); + } + }); + dp.add(cancelButton); + // Message Label (for errors) + messLabel=new Label("",Label.CENTER); + messLabel.setForeground(Color.red); + messLabel.setBounds(5,170,240,20); + dp.add(messLabel); + + // CompGraph to plot graph + c3d=new CompGraph(); + c3d.setBackground(Color.black); + c3d.setBounds(45,5,410,350); + c3d.addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter() { + public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent evt) { + if ((evt.getModifiers()&InputEvent.BUTTON3_MASK)>0 + || evt.isShiftDown()) { + showdp(); + } + } + }); + add(c3d); + // Label "f(z) =" + fzLabel=new Label("f(z) =",Label.CENTER); + fzLabel.setBounds(10,360,50,20); + add(fzLabel); + // TextField to input f(z) + fzTextField=new TextField("z"); + fzTextField.setBounds(60,360,265,20); + fzTextField.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if (!fzactive) return; + emLabel.setText(""); + try { + c3d.setfct(fzTextField.getText()); + c3d.repaint(); + } catch (Exception except) { + emLabel.setText("Unable to evaluate f(z)"); + } + } + }); + add(fzTextField); + // Change view to "top" button + tvButton=new Button("Top View"); + tvButton.setBounds(340,360,70,20); + tvButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if (!fzactive) return; + c3d.setView("top"); + emLabel.setText(""); + try { + c3d.setfct(fzTextField.getText()); + c3d.repaint(); + } catch (Exception except) { + emLabel.setText("Unable to evaluate f(z)"); + } + } + }); + add(tvButton); + // Change view to "side" button + svButton=new Button("Side View"); + svButton.setBounds(410,360,70,20); + svButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if (!fzactive) return; + c3d.setView("side"); + emLabel.setText(""); + try { + c3d.setfct(fzTextField.getText()); + c3d.repaint(); + } catch (Exception except) { + emLabel.setText("Unable to evaluate f(z)"); + } + } + }); + add(svButton); + helpButton=new Button("Help"); + helpButton.setBounds(410,380,70,20); + helpButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) { + if (!helpactive) return; + helpPanel.setVisible(true); + fzTextField.setEditable(false); + fzactive=false; + dpactive=false; + } + }); + add(helpButton); + + // Error Message Label + emLabel=new Label("",Label.LEFT); + emLabel.setForeground(Color.red); + emLabel.setBounds(60,380,265,20); + add(emLabel); + } + + /** + Activate and Gray |f(z)| min & max + @param evt Change in auto/manual |f(z)| limit checkboxes + */ + public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent evt) { + if (fautoCheckbox.getState()) { // Gray |f(z)| min & max + fminLabel.setForeground(Color.gray); + fminTextField.setForeground(Color.gray); + fminTextField.setEditable(false); + fmaxLabel.setForeground(Color.gray); + fmaxTextField.setForeground(Color.gray); + fmaxTextField.setEditable(false); + } else { // Activate |f(z)| min & max + fminLabel.setForeground(Color.black); + fminTextField.setForeground(Color.black); + fminTextField.setEditable(true); + fmaxLabel.setForeground(Color.black); + fmaxTextField.setForeground(Color.black); + fmaxTextField.setEditable(true); + } + } + + // Show Domain Panel + private void showdp() { + if (!dpactive) return; + rminTextField.setText(String.valueOf(c3d.getxmin())); + rmaxTextField.setText(String.valueOf(c3d.getxmax())); + iminTextField.setText(String.valueOf(c3d.getymin())); + imaxTextField.setText(String.valueOf(c3d.getymax())); + fminTextField.setText(String.valueOf(c3d.getzmin())); + fmaxTextField.setText(String.valueOf(c3d.getzmax())); + if (c3d.getzauto()) { + fautoCheckbox.setState(true); + fminLabel.setForeground(Color.gray); + fminTextField.setForeground(Color.gray); + fminTextField.setEditable(false); + fmaxLabel.setForeground(Color.gray); + fmaxTextField.setForeground(Color.gray); + fmaxTextField.setEditable(false); + } else { + fmanCheckbox.setState(true); + fminLabel.setForeground(Color.black); + fminTextField.setForeground(Color.black); + fminTextField.setEditable(true); + fmaxLabel.setForeground(Color.black); + fmaxTextField.setForeground(Color.black); + fmaxTextField.setEditable(true); + } + messLabel.setText(""); + dp.setVisible(true); + fzactive=false; + helpactive=false; + fzTextField.setEditable(false); + } + + // Domain Panel Okayed + private void okdp() { + double rmin,rmax,imin,imax,fmin,fmax; + // Validate Input + try { + rmin=Double.valueOf(rminTextField.getText()).doubleValue(); + } catch (NumberFormatException except) { + messLabel.setText("Can't Parse Re(z) min"); + rminTextField.requestFocus(); + return; + } + try { + rmax=Double.valueOf(rmaxTextField.getText()).doubleValue(); + } catch (NumberFormatException except) { + messLabel.setText("Can't Parse Re(z) max"); + rmaxTextField.requestFocus(); + return; + } + try { + imin=Double.valueOf(iminTextField.getText()).doubleValue(); + } catch (NumberFormatException except) { + messLabel.setText("Can't Parse Im(z) min"); + iminTextField.requestFocus(); + return; + } + try { + imax=Double.valueOf(imaxTextField.getText()).doubleValue(); + } catch (NumberFormatException except) { + messLabel.setText("Can't Parse Im(z) max"); + imaxTextField.requestFocus(); + return; + } + fmin=0;fmax=3; + if (fmanCheckbox.getState()) { + try { + fmin=Double.valueOf(fminTextField.getText()).doubleValue(); + } catch (NumberFormatException except) { + messLabel.setText("Can't Parse |f(z)| min"); + fminTextField.requestFocus(); + return; + } + try { + fmax=Double.valueOf(fmaxTextField.getText()).doubleValue(); + } catch (NumberFormatException except) { + messLabel.setText("Can't Parse |f(z)| max"); + fmaxTextField.requestFocus(); + return; + } + } + if (rmin>=rmax) { + messLabel.setText("Re(z) min must be less than max"); + rminTextField.requestFocus(); + return; + } + if (imin>=imax) { + messLabel.setText("Im(z) min must be less than max"); + iminTextField.requestFocus(); + return; + } + if (fmanCheckbox.getState() && (fmin>=fmax)) { + messLabel.setText("|f(z)| min must be less than max"); + fminTextField.requestFocus(); + return; + } + // Valid input so update domain and graph + c3d.setLimits(rmin,rmax,imin,imax); + if (fautoCheckbox.getState()) { + c3d.setzauto(true); + } else { + c3d.setzauto(false); + c3d.setzLimits(fmin,fmax); + } + c3d.setfct(fzTextField.getText()); + dp.setVisible(false); + c3d.repaint(); + fzTextField.setEditable(true); + fzactive=true; + helpactive=true; + } + + // Domain Panel reset + private void resetdp() { + rminTextField.setText("-2.0"); + rmaxTextField.setText("2.0"); + iminTextField.setText("-2.0"); + imaxTextField.setText("2.0"); + fautoCheckbox.setState(true); + fminLabel.setForeground(Color.gray); + fminTextField.setForeground(Color.gray); + fmaxLabel.setForeground(Color.gray); + fmaxTextField.setForeground(Color.gray); + fzactive=true; + helpactive=true; + fzTextField.setEditable(true); + } + + // Domain Panel Cancelled + private void canceldp() { + dp.setVisible(false); + fzactive=true; + helpactive=true; + fzTextField.setEditable(true); + } + + // Close Help Panel + private void closeHelp() { + helpPanel.setVisible(false); + fzactive=true; + dpactive=true; + fzTextField.setEditable(true); + c3d.repaint(); + } + + //DECLARE CONTROLS + CompGraph c3d; + Panel dp,helpPanel; + GridBagConstraints constraints; + Label fzLabel,emLabel,rLabel,rminLabel,rmaxLabel, + iLabel,iminLabel,imaxLabel, + fLabel,fminLabel,fmaxLabel,messLabel; + TextField fzTextField,rminTextField,rmaxTextField, + iminTextField,imaxTextField,fminTextField,fmaxTextField; + TextArea helpTextArea; + String helptextString; + Checkbox fautoCheckbox,fmanCheckbox; + CheckboxGroup fCGroup; + Button tvButton,svButton,helpcloseButton,helpButton, + okButton,resetButton,cancelButton; + boolean fzactive,dpactive,helpactive; +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/Catastrophic.java b/src/math/Catastrophic.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3c94821 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Catastrophic.java @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +package math; + +import stdlib.Color; +import awt.Plot; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Catastrophic.java + * Execution: java Catastrophic N + * + * Plot fl(x) = (1 - cos x) / x^2 in the interval from + * -4 * 10^-8 to 4 * 10^-8. Catastrophic cancellation + * leads to extremely inaccurate values in this range. + * The true answer is approximately 0.5 for all x values + * in this range. + * + * % java Catastrophic 10000 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Catastrophic { + + // compute f(x) = (1 - cos x) / x^2 in floating point + public static double fl(double x) { + double a = Math.cos(x); + double b = 1.0 - a; + double c = b / (x*x); + return c; + } + + // compute f(x) = (1 - cos x) / x^2 in floating point + // compiler may produce more accurate results by using more precision than + // IEEE requires + public static double fl2(double x) { + return (1.0 - Math.cos(x)) / (x*x); + } + + public static double f(double x) { + return 2 * Math.sin(x/2) * Math.sin(x/2) / (x*x); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + // number of line segments to plot + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + + // x-interval to plot + double x0 = -4.0e-8; + double x1 = +4.0e-8; + + Plot plot = new Plot(); + // rescale the coordinates + plot.setXscale(x0, x1); + plot.setYscale(-.1, 1.1); + plot.show(0); + + double[] vals1 = new double[N+1]; + double[] vals2 = new double[N+1]; + double[] vals3 = new double[N+1]; + for (int i = 0; i <= N; i++) { + vals1[i] = fl(x0 + (x1 - x0) * i / N); + vals2[i] = fl2(x0 + (x1 - x0) * i / N); + vals3[i] = f(x0 + (x1 - x0) * i / N); + } + plot.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + plot.lines(vals3); + plot.setPenColor(Color.BLUE); + plot.lines(vals1); + plot.show(0); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/CauchySchwartz.java b/src/math/CauchySchwartz.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..369715b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/CauchySchwartz.java @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +package math; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac CauchySchwartz.java + * Execution: java CauchySchwartz x y + * + * Tests whether the special case of the Cauchy-Schwartz identity + * is true for x and y. + * + * 2 * (x*x + y*y) >= (x + y) * (x + y) + * or + * (x*x + y*y) >= 2 * (x * y) + * + * Surprisingly, it is not always true with floating point numbers! + * + * % java CauchySchwartz 2.5 3.0 + * true + * true + * + * % java CauchySchwartz 0.5 0.51 + * true + * true + * + * % java CauchySchwartz 0.5 0.5 + * true + * true + * + * % java CauchySchwartz 0.5000000000000002 0.5000000000000001 + * false + * true + + * % java CauchySchwartz 0.21 0.2100000000000001 + * false + * false + * + * % java CauchySchwartz 0.92 0.9200000000000002 + * false + * true + * + * % java CauchySchwartz 0.9200000000000002 .92 + * false + * true + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class CauchySchwartz { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + double x = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + double y = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + + System.out.println(x); + System.out.println(y); + + double a = 2 * (x*x + y*y); + double b = (x + y) * (x + y); + System.out.println(a >= b); + + double c = x*x + y*y; + double d = 2 * (x * y); + System.out.println(c >= d); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/CompGraph.java b/src/math/CompGraph.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..562df1d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/CompGraph.java @@ -0,0 +1,460 @@ +package math; + +import java.awt.Canvas; +import java.awt.Color; +import java.awt.Font; +import java.awt.FontMetrics; +import java.awt.Graphics; + +import math.equation.Functionz; +import math.number.NumberComplex; + +/** + CompGraph implements a canvas which graphs a complex function + where the modulus is plotted on the vertical axis and the + argument is denoted by color. It defines the function with a + Functionz object and also uses Complex objects for the complex + numbers. + Last updated April 23, 2001 + (copyright 1997-2001) + @version 1.0 + @author Andrew G. Bennett + @see Functionz + @see NumberComplex +*/ +public class CompGraph extends Canvas { + /** + * UID + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = 4978693458984300970L; + private int[][] x,y; // x and y coordinate matrices + private double[][] z; // z coordinate matrix + private double[][] h; // color coordinate matrix + private Color[] hue; // palette + private double xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax,zmin,zmax; // plot min and max + private boolean zauto; // flag for automatic calculuation of zmax, zmin + private String xminstr,xmaxstr,yminstr,ymaxstr,zminstr,zmaxstr; + // plot label strings + private String view="side"; // view from side or top + private Functionz fct; // Function to graph + private NumberComplex[][] zval; // Complex coords of domain + private NumberComplex fzval; // Complex coords of range +// private double[][] fzmod; // modulus of f(z) +// private double[][] fzarg; // argument of f(z) (normalized to (0,1]) + private Font f; // Font for labels + private FontMetrics fm; // FontMetric for labels + private boolean fontSet=false; // flag for initial font setup + private int ascent; // ascent of Font f + + /** + Default Constructor + */ + public CompGraph() { + f=new Font("Helvetica",Font.PLAIN,12); + x=new int[101][101]; + y=new int[101][101]; + z=new double[101][101]; + h=new double[101][101]; + hue=new Color[256]; + xmin=-2; + xmax=2; + xminstr="-2.0"; + xmaxstr="2.0"; + ymin=-2; + ymax=2; + yminstr="-2.0"; + ymaxstr="2.0"; + zmin=0; + zmax=3; + zminstr="0.0"; + zmaxstr="3.0"; + zauto=true; + fct=new Functionz("z"); +// fzmod=new double[101][101]; +// fzarg=new double[101][101]; + zval=new NumberComplex[101][101]; + + // Initialize coordinate matrices + for (int i=0;i<101;i++) { + for (int j=0;j<101;j++) { + x[i][j]=i; + y[i][j]=j; + zval[i][j]=new NumberComplex(0.04*i-2,0.04*j-2); + } + } + //Initialize surface f(z)=z + for (int i=0;i<101;i++) { + for (int j=0;j<101;j++) { + fzval=fct.eval(zval[i][j]); + z[i][j]=fzval.mod(); + h[i][j]=(fzval.arg()+Math.PI)/(2*Math.PI); + } + } + + // Define palette (saves execution time defining colors later) + for (int i=0;i<256;i++) { + hue[i]=Color.getHSBColor(i/256f,1f,1f); + } + } + + // Find exponent in zmin,zmax in scientific notation + private double exponent(double zm) { + if (zm==0) { + return 0d; + } else { + zm=Math.abs(zm); + return Math.floor(Math.log(zm)/Math.log(10d)); + } + } + + // Update zval for new domain + private void setzval() { + double deltax=(xmax-xmin)/100; + double deltay=(ymax-ymin)/100; + for (int i=0;i<101;i++) { + for (int j=0;j<101;j++) { + zval[i][j]=new NumberComplex(deltax*i+xmin,deltay*j+ymin); + } + } + } + + /** + Set new domain. + <br>This will change the base rectangle for the display box. + The changes will not be visible until this component is + repainted. + @param rmin minimum Re(z). + @param rmax maximum Re(z). + @param imin minimum Im(z). + @param imax maximum Im(z). + */ + public void setLimits(double rmin,double rmax, double imin, double imax) { + if ((rmin<rmax) && (imin<imax)) { + xmin=rmin; + xmax=rmax; + xminstr=String.valueOf(xmin); + xmaxstr=String.valueOf(xmax); + ymin=imin; + ymax=imax; + yminstr=String.valueOf(ymin); + ymaxstr=String.valueOf(ymax); + setzval(); + } else { + throw new IllegalArgumentException("min must be less than max"); + } + } + + /** + Get minimum Re(z) for domain. + @return min Re(z). + */ + public double getxmin() { + return xmin; + } + + /** + Get maximum Re(z) for domain. + @return max Re(z). + */ + public double getxmax() { + return xmax; + } + + /** + Get minimum Im(z) for domain. + @return min Im(z). + */ + public double getymin() { + return ymin; + } + + /** + Get maximum Im(z) for domain. + @return max Im(z). + */ + public double getymax() { + return ymax; + } + + /** + Get minimum |f(z)| for the display box. + <br>Note the minimum |f(z)| for the display box won't necessarily + be the minimum |f(z)| over the domain, even if zauto is true so + automatic scaling is in effect, since the minimum probably + will not be attained at a grid point. + @return min |f(z)| of display box . + */ + public double getzmin() { + return zmin; + } + + /** + Get maximum |f(z) for the display box. + <br>Note the maximum |f(z)| for the display box won't necessarily + be the maximum |f(z)| over the domain, even if zauto is true so + automatic scaling is in effect, since the maximum probably will + not be attained at a grid point. + @return max |f(z)| of display box. + */ + public double getzmax() { + return zmax; + } + + /** + Set new limits for |f(z)| for the display box. + <br>Sets new minimum and maximum values for |f(z)|, the vertical + axis of the display box. Note that no changes will be visible + until this component is repainted. + @param min minimum |f(z)| of display box. + @param max maximum |f(z)| of display box. + */ + public void setzLimits(double min,double max) { + if (min<max) { + zmin=min; + zmax=max; + zminstr=String.valueOf(zmin); + zmaxstr=String.valueOf(zmax); + } else { + throw new IllegalArgumentException("min must be less than max"); + } + } + + /** + Set flag for automatic vertical scaling. + @param flag true for automatic scaling, false to set limits manually + */ + public void setzauto(boolean flag) { + zauto=flag; + } + + /** + Get flag for automatic vertical scaling. + @return true if automatical vertical scaling in effect. + */ + public boolean getzauto() { + return zauto; + } + + /** + Set a new function for graph + <br>Creates a new Functionz object to be graphed. + Note that this method doesn't change the display, so the + changes won't be visible until this component is repainted. + @param s formula for the Functionz to be graphed. + */ + public void setfct(String s) { + fct=new Functionz(s); + setz(); + } + +// Updates z values for fct + private void setz() { + fzval=fct.eval(zval[0][0]); + if (zauto) { + zmin=0; + zmax=0; + } + for (int i=0;i<101;i++) { + for (int j=0;j<101;j++) { + fzval=fct.eval(zval[i][j]); + z[i][j]=fzval.mod(); + h[i][j]=(fzval.arg()+Math.PI)/(2*Math.PI); + if (!Double.isInfinite(z[i][j]) && !Double.isNaN(z[i][j])) { + if (zauto && (z[i][j]<zmin)) { + zmin=z[i][j]; + } + if (zauto && (z[i][j]>zmax)) { + zmax=z[i][j]; + } + } + } + } + if (zauto) { + // Round zmin and zmax + if (zmax==0) zmax=1; + double k=exponent(zmin); // exponent of zmin (in scientific notation) + if (k<4) { // zmin<10,000, truncate to 3 places + zmin=Math.floor(zmin); + } else { // zmin>=10,000, truncate to 1 place + zmin=Math.floor(zmin/Math.pow(10,k))*Math.pow(10,k); + } + k=exponent(zmax); // repeat for zmax + if (k<4) { // zmax<10,000, round up to 3 places + zmax=Math.ceil(zmax); + } else { // zmax>10,000 round up to 1 place + zmax=Math.ceil(zmax/Math.pow(10,k))*Math.pow(10,k); + } + zminstr=String.valueOf(zmin); + zmaxstr=String.valueOf(zmax); + } + } + + /** + Set the view for the graph. + <br>Chooses whether graph is viewed from the side, showing both + |f(z)| on vertical axis and arg(f(z)) with color, or viewed from + the top so only the color is visible. Changes won't be visible + until this component is repainted. + @param s "top" for top view (otherwise defaults to side view). + */ + public void setView(String s) { + if (s.equalsIgnoreCase("top")) { + view="top"; + } else { + view="side"; + } + } + + /** + Get current view. + @return "side" or "top". + */ + public String getView() { + return view; + } + + // Sets the FontMetrics (duh) + private void setFontMetrics(Graphics g) { + if (fontSet) return; + fm=g.getFontMetrics(f); + ascent=fm.getAscent(); + fontSet=true; + } + + // Compute horizontal screen coordinate + private int xCoord(int x,int y, double z) { + return (int) Math.round(50+2.6f*x+0.65f*y); + } + + // Compute vertical screen coordinate + private int yCoord(int x,int y, double z) { + return (int) Math.round(300+.2*x-1.2*y-(150*(z-zmin)/(zmax-zmin))); + } + + // Compute Color of polygon + private int hueindex(double a, double b, double c, double d) { + int index; // index to palette entry + double avg,dev; // avg and dev of vertex colors + + avg=(a+b+c+d)/4; + dev=(Math.abs(a-avg)+Math.abs(b-avg)+Math.abs(c-avg)+Math.abs(d-avg))/4; + if (dev<.1) { // similar colors, use average + index=(int) Math.round(256*avg); + if (index==256) { // wrap 256 to 0 (branch cut in color wheel) + index=0; + } + return index; + } else { // disimilar colors at vertices + // check for cut in color wheel + // (color 0 and 1 are the same but dev will be large) + if (a<.5) {a++;} + if (b<.5) {b++;} + if (c<.5) {c++;} + if (d<.5) {d++;} + avg=(a+b+c+d)/4; + if (avg>1) { + avg--; + a--; + b--; + c--; + d--; + } + index=(int) Math.round(256*avg); + if (index==256) { // wrap 256 to 0 (branch cut in color wheel) + index=0; + } + return index; + } + } + + /** + Paints the CompGraph on the screen. + <br>This method must be called to update the screen after any + changes are made to the graph. <b>Usually invoked indirectly + through a call to repaint().</b> + */ + public void paint(Graphics g) { + int[] px=new int[4]; // x coords of polygon to paint + int[] py=new int[4]; // y coords of polygon to paint + setFontMetrics(g); + if (view.equalsIgnoreCase("side")) { + // + // SIDE VIEW + // + // Draw back lines of box + g.setColor(Color.white); + g.drawLine(xCoord(0,0,zmin),yCoord(0,0,zmin),xCoord(0,100,zmin),yCoord(0,100,zmin)); + g.drawLine(xCoord(0,100,zmin),yCoord(0,100,zmin),xCoord(0,100,zmax),yCoord(0,100,zmax)); + g.drawLine(xCoord(100,100,zmin),yCoord(100,100,zmin),xCoord(0,100,zmin),yCoord(0,100,zmin)); + g.drawLine(xCoord(100,100,zmax),yCoord(100,100,zmax),xCoord(0,100,zmax),yCoord(0,100,zmax)); + g.drawLine(xCoord(0,100,zmax),yCoord(0,100,zmax),xCoord(0,0,zmax),yCoord(0,0,zmax)); + // Main Loop + for (int j=99;j>-1;j--) { + for (int i=0;i<100;i++) { + // Draw patch + px[0]=xCoord(x[i][j],y[i][j],z[i][j]); + px[1]=xCoord(x[i][j+1],y[i][j+1],z[i][j+1]); + px[2]=xCoord(x[i+1][j+1],y[i+1][j+1],z[i+1][j+1]); + px[3]=xCoord(x[i+1][j],y[i+1][j],z[i+1][j]); + py[0]=yCoord(x[i][j],y[i][j],z[i][j]); + py[1]=yCoord(x[i][j+1],y[i][j+1],z[i][j+1]); + py[2]=yCoord(x[i+1][j+1],y[i+1][j+1],z[i+1][j+1]); + py[3]=yCoord(x[i+1][j],y[i+1][j],z[i+1][j]); + g.setColor(hue[hueindex(h[i][j],h[i][j+1],h[i+1][j+1],h[i+1][j])]); + g.fillPolygon(px,py,4); + } + // Draw front of box + g.setColor(Color.white); + g.drawLine(xCoord(0,0,zmax),yCoord(0,0,zmax),xCoord(0,0,zmin),yCoord(0,0,zmin)); + g.drawLine(xCoord(100,0,zmax),yCoord(100,0,zmax),xCoord(100,0,zmin),yCoord(100,0,zmin)); + g.drawLine(xCoord(100,100,zmax),yCoord(100,100,zmax),xCoord(100,100,zmin),yCoord(100,100,zmin)); + g.drawLine(xCoord(0,0,zmin),yCoord(0,0,zmin),xCoord(100,0,zmin),yCoord(100,0,zmin)); + g.drawLine(xCoord(100,0,zmin),yCoord(100,0,zmin),xCoord(100,100,zmin),yCoord(100,100,zmin)); + g.drawLine(xCoord(0,0,zmax),yCoord(0,0,zmax),xCoord(100,0,zmax),yCoord(100,0,zmax)); + g.drawLine(xCoord(100,0,zmax),yCoord(100,0,zmax),xCoord(100,100,zmax),yCoord(100,100,zmax)); + // Add labels + g.drawString(xminstr,50,300+ascent+5); + g.drawString(xmaxstr,310-fm.stringWidth(xmaxstr),320+ascent+5); + g.drawString(yminstr,318,322); + g.drawString(ymaxstr,375,200+ascent); + g.drawString("|f(z)|",50-fm.stringWidth("|f(z)|")-15,225+ascent/2); + g.drawString("Re(z)",180-fm.stringWidth("Re(z)")/2,310+ascent+5); + g.drawString("Im(z)",346,261+ascent/2); + g.drawString(zminstr,50-fm.stringWidth(zminstr)-5,300); + g.drawString(zmaxstr,50-fm.stringWidth(zmaxstr)-5,150+ascent); + } + } else { + // + // TOP VIEW + // + // Main Loop + for (int j=99;j>-1;j--) { + for (int i=0;i<100;i++) { + // Draw patch + px[0]=50+3*i; + px[1]=50+3*i; + px[2]=53+3*i; + px[3]=53+3*i; + py[0]=310-3*j; + py[1]=307-3*j; + py[2]=307-3*j; + py[3]=310-3*j; + g.setColor(hue[hueindex(h[i][j],h[i][j+1],h[i+1][j+1],h[i+1][j])]); + g.fillPolygon(px,py,4); + } + } + // Draw edging and labels + g.setColor(Color.white); + g.drawLine(50,10,50,310); + g.drawLine(50,310,350,310); + g.drawLine(350,310,350,10); + g.drawLine(350,10,50,10); + g.drawString(yminstr,45-fm.stringWidth(yminstr),310); + g.drawString(ymaxstr,45-fm.stringWidth(ymaxstr),10+ascent); + g.drawString(xminstr,50,315+ascent); + g.drawString(xmaxstr,350-fm.stringWidth(xmaxstr),315+ascent); + g.drawString("Im(z)",45-fm.stringWidth("Im(z)"),160+ascent/2); + g.drawString("Re(z)",200-fm.stringWidth("Re(z)")/2,315+ascent); + } + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/Diff.java b/src/math/Diff.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2553d48 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Diff.java @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +package math; + +import stdlib.In; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Diff + * Execution: java Diff filename1 filename2 + * Dependencies: In.java + * + * Reads in two files and compute their diff. + * A bare bones version. + * + * % java Diff input1.txt input2.txt + * + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * - Could hash the lines to avoid potentially more expensive + * string comparisons. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Diff { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // read in lines of each file + In in0 = new In(args[0]); + In in1 = new In(args[1]); + String[] x = in0.readAll().split("\\n"); + String[] y = in1.readAll().split("\\n"); + + // number of lines of each file + int M = x.length; + int N = y.length; + + // opt[i][j] = length of LCS of x[i..M] and y[j..N] + int[][] opt = new int[M+1][N+1]; + + // compute length of LCS and all subproblems via dynamic programming + for (int i = M-1; i >= 0; i--) { + for (int j = N-1; j >= 0; j--) { + if (x[i].equals(y[j])) + opt[i][j] = opt[i+1][j+1] + 1; + else + opt[i][j] = Math.max(opt[i+1][j], opt[i][j+1]); + } + } + + // recover LCS itself and print out non-matching lines to standard output + int i = 0, j = 0; + while(i < M && j < N) { + if (x[i].equals(y[j])) { + i++; + j++; + } + else if (opt[i+1][j] >= opt[i][j+1]) System.out.println("< " + x[i++]); + else System.out.println("> " + y[j++]); + } + + // dump out one remainder of one string if the other is exhausted + while(i < M || j < N) { + if (i == M) System.out.println("> " + y[j++]); + else if (j == N) System.out.println("< " + x[i++]); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/Euler.java b/src/math/Euler.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..01cd4d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Euler.java @@ -0,0 +1,141 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Euler.java + * Execution: java Euler N + * + * Tests whether there are any four positive integers that satisfy + * a^4 + b^4 + c^4 = d^4. Euler conjectured that no such solutions + * exists, but his conjecture was later disproved. + * + * Mathematical shortcut: can assume + * - a is a multiple of 8 + * - b is a multiple of 40 + * - d-1 is a multiple of 8 + * - either c+d is a multiple of 1024 or d-c is a multiple of 1024 + * - d is not a multiple of 5 + * + * % java -Xmx900MB -Xms900MB Euler 500000 + * 95800^4 + 414560^4 + 217519^4 = 422481^4 + * 109208^4 + 367120^4 + 259225^4 = 481433^4 + * 137992^4 + 167600^4 + 32639^4 = 246913^4 + * 138688^4 + 332520^4 + 330537^4 = 421673^4 + * 414560^4 + 95800^4 + 217519^4 = 422481^4 + * + * This takes approximately 75 minutes and used 736MB of memory. + * + * Known bugs: + * ----------- + * - Only the first solution actually is valid, the others + * satisfy a^4 + b^4 = d^4 - c^4 (mod 2^64). These numbers should + * be checked with extended precision arithmetic. + * - It is possible, but extremely unlikely, that we miss a solution. + * This could happen if two values of d^4 - c^4 are equal (mod 2^64) + * AND d^4 - c^4 is equal to a^4 + b^4 (mod 2^64) AND the first + * (d, c) pair does not form a valid solution with (a, b) AND + * the second (d, c) pair does. We could modify the hash search + * function to return all items with a given sum, but this seems + * like overkill. + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Euler { + static long[] four; // table of fourth powers + static Item[] st; // symbol table - hash table + + static int hash(long sum) { return (int) (sum) >>> 7; } + + /*********************************************************************** + * Insert item into ST. + ***********************************************************************/ + static void insert(Item x) { + int i = hash(x.sum); + while (st[i] != null) { + i++; + if (i >= st.length) i-= st.length; + } + st[i] = x; + } + + /*********************************************************************** + * Search ST for given key. + ***********************************************************************/ + static Item search(long sum) { + int i = hash(sum); + while (st[i] != null) { + if (st[i].sum == sum) return st[i]; + i++; + if (i >= st.length) i-= st.length; + } + return null; + } + + + /*********************************************************************** + * Item to store in hash table. + ***********************************************************************/ + private static class Item { + int d, c; + long sum; // d^4 - c^4 (mod 2^64) + + Item(int d, int c, long sum) { this.d = d; this.c = c; this.sum = sum; } + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + long a4, b4, c4, d4; + st = new Item[33554432]; // 2^25 + + /************************************************************** + * Precompute i^4 (mod 2^64) by relying on fact that overflow + * of long in Java is automatically done this way. + **************************************************************/ + long[] four = new long[N+1]; + for (int i = 0; i <= N; i++) { + four[i] = i; + four[i] *= four[i]; + four[i] *= four[i]; + } + System.out.println("Done precomputing table of fourth powers"); + + /************************************************************** + * Enumerate of all pairs (c, d) and put d^4 - c^4 (mod 2^64) + * in a hash table along with c and d. + **************************************************************/ + for (int d = 1; d < N; d += 8) { + if (d % 5 == 0) continue; + d4 = four[d]; + for (int c = d % 1024; c < d; c += 1024) { + c4 = four[c]; + insert(new Item(d, c, d4 - c4)); + } + for (int c = 1024 - d % 1024; c < d; c += 1024) { + c4 = four[c]; + insert(new Item(d, c, d4 - c4)); + } + } + + System.out.println("Done building hash table"); + + /************************************************************** + * Enumerate of all pairs (a, b) and search in a hash table + * for a^4 + b^4 (mod 2^64). If match, perform full precision + * check to see if a^4 + b^4 = d^4 - c^4 + **************************************************************/ + for (int a = 8; a < N; a += 8) { + a4 = four[a]; + if (a % 10000 == 0) System.out.println(a); + for (int b = 40; b < N; b += 40) { + b4 = four[b]; + if (search(a4 + b4) != null) { + Item item = search(a4 + b4); + System.out.print(a + "^4 + " + b + "^4 + "); + System.out.println(item.c + "^4 = " + item.d + "^4"); + } + } + } + + } +} diff --git a/src/math/ExtendedEuclid.java b/src/math/ExtendedEuclid.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d142ea8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/ExtendedEuclid.java @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac ExtendedEuclid.java + * Execution: java Euclid p q + * + * Reads two command line parameters p and q and computes the greatest + * common divisor of p and q using the extended Euclid's algorithm. + * Also prints out integers a and b such that a(p) + b(q) = gcd(p, q). + * + * Sample execution: + * + * % java ExtendedEuclid 36163 21199 + * gcd(36163, 21199) = 1247 + * -7(36163) + 12(21199) = 1247 + * + * % java ExtendedEuclid 36163 1058 + * gcd(36163, 1058) = 1 + * 493(36163) + -16851(1058) = 1 + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class ExtendedEuclid { + + // return array [d, a, b] such that d = gcd(p, q), ap + bq = d + static int[] gcd(int p, int q) { + if (q == 0) + return new int[] { p, 1, 0 }; + + int[] vals = gcd(q, p % q); + int d = vals[0]; + int a = vals[2]; + int b = vals[1] - (p / q) * vals[2]; + return new int[] { d, a, b }; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int p = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int q = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + int vals[] = gcd(p, q); + System.out.println("gcd(" + p + ", " + q + ") = " + vals[0]); + System.out.println(vals[1] + "(" + p + ") + " + vals[2] + "(" + q + ") = " + vals[0]); + } +} + + diff --git a/src/math/FFT.java b/src/math/FFT.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..990748c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/FFT.java @@ -0,0 +1,213 @@ +package math; + +import math.number.NumberComplex; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac FFT.java + * Execution: java FFT N + * Dependencies: NumberComplex.java + * + * Compute the FFT and inverse FFT of a length N NumberComplex sequence. + * Bare bones implementation that runs in O(N log N) time. Our goal + * is to optimize the clarity of the code, rather than performance. + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * - assumes N is a power of 2 + * + * - not the most memory efficient algorithm (because it uses + * an object type for representing NumberComplex numbers and because + * it re-allocates memory for the subarray, instead of doing + * in-place or reusing a single temporary array) + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class FFT { + + // compute the FFT of x[], assuming its length is a power of 2 + public static NumberComplex[] fft(NumberComplex[] x) { + int N = x.length; + + // base case + if (N == 1) return new NumberComplex[] { x[0] }; + + // radix 2 Cooley-Tukey FFT + if (N % 2 != 0) { throw new RuntimeException("N is not a power of 2"); } + + // fft of even terms + NumberComplex[] even = new NumberComplex[N/2]; + for (int k = 0; k < N/2; k++) { + even[k] = x[2*k]; + } + NumberComplex[] q = fft(even); + + // fft of odd terms + NumberComplex[] odd = even; // reuse the array + for (int k = 0; k < N/2; k++) { + odd[k] = x[2*k + 1]; + } + NumberComplex[] r = fft(odd); + + // combine + NumberComplex[] y = new NumberComplex[N]; + for (int k = 0; k < N/2; k++) { + double kth = -2 * k * Math.PI / N; + NumberComplex wk = new NumberComplex(Math.cos(kth), Math.sin(kth)); + y[k] = q[k].plus(wk.times(r[k])); + y[k + N/2] = q[k].minus(wk.times(r[k])); + } + return y; + } + + + // compute the inverse FFT of x[], assuming its length is a power of 2 + public static NumberComplex[] ifft(NumberComplex[] x) { + int N = x.length; + NumberComplex[] y = new NumberComplex[N]; + + // take conjugate + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + y[i] = x[i].conj(); + } + + // compute forward FFT + y = fft(y); + + // take conjugate again + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + y[i] = y[i].conj(); + } + + // divide by N + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + y[i] = y[i].times(1.0 / N); + } + + return y; + + } + + // compute the circular convolution of x and y + public static NumberComplex[] cconvolve(NumberComplex[] x, NumberComplex[] y) { + + // should probably pad x and y with 0s so that they have same length + // and are powers of 2 + if (x.length != y.length) { throw new RuntimeException("Dimensions don't agree"); } + + int N = x.length; + + // compute FFT of each sequence + NumberComplex[] a = fft(x); + NumberComplex[] b = fft(y); + + // point-wise multiply + NumberComplex[] c = new NumberComplex[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + c[i] = a[i].times(b[i]); + } + + // compute inverse FFT + return ifft(c); + } + + + // compute the linear convolution of x and y + public static NumberComplex[] convolve(NumberComplex[] x, NumberComplex[] y) { + NumberComplex ZERO = new NumberComplex(0, 0); + + NumberComplex[] a = new NumberComplex[2*x.length]; + for (int i = 0; i < x.length; i++) a[i] = x[i]; + for (int i = x.length; i < 2*x.length; i++) a[i] = ZERO; + + NumberComplex[] b = new NumberComplex[2*y.length]; + for (int i = 0; i < y.length; i++) b[i] = y[i]; + for (int i = y.length; i < 2*y.length; i++) b[i] = ZERO; + + return cconvolve(a, b); + } + + // display an array of NumberComplex numbers to standard output + public static void show(NumberComplex[] x, String title) { + System.out.println(title); + System.out.println("-------------------"); + for (int i = 0; i < x.length; i++) { + System.out.println(x[i]); + } + System.out.println(); + } + + + /********************************************************************* + * Test client and sample execution + * + * % java FFT 4 + * x + * ------------------- + * -0.03480425839330703 + * 0.07910192950176387 + * 0.7233322451735928 + * 0.1659819820667019 + * + * y = fft(x) + * ------------------- + * 0.9336118983487516 + * -0.7581365035668999 + 0.08688005256493803i + * 0.44344407521182005 + * -0.7581365035668999 - 0.08688005256493803i + * + * z = ifft(y) + * ------------------- + * -0.03480425839330703 + * 0.07910192950176387 + 2.6599344570851287E-18i + * 0.7233322451735928 + * 0.1659819820667019 - 2.6599344570851287E-18i + * + * c = cconvolve(x, x) + * ------------------- + * 0.5506798633981853 + * 0.23461407150576394 - 4.033186818023279E-18i + * -0.016542951108772352 + * 0.10288019294318276 + 4.033186818023279E-18i + * + * d = convolve(x, x) + * ------------------- + * 0.001211336402308083 - 3.122502256758253E-17i + * -0.005506167987577068 - 5.058885073636224E-17i + * -0.044092969479563274 + 2.1934338938072244E-18i + * 0.10288019294318276 - 3.6147323062478115E-17i + * 0.5494685269958772 + 3.122502256758253E-17i + * 0.240120239493341 + 4.655566391833896E-17i + * 0.02755001837079092 - 2.1934338938072244E-18i + * 4.01805098805014E-17i + * + *********************************************************************/ + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + NumberComplex[] x = new NumberComplex[N]; + + // original data + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + x[i] = new NumberComplex(i, 0); + x[i] = new NumberComplex(-2*Math.random() + 1, 0); + } + show(x, "x"); + + // FFT of original data + NumberComplex[] y = fft(x); + show(y, "y = fft(x)"); + + // take inverse FFT + NumberComplex[] z = ifft(y); + show(z, "z = ifft(y)"); + + // circular convolution of x with itself + NumberComplex[] c = cconvolve(x, x); + show(c, "c = cconvolve(x, x)"); + + // linear convolution of x with itself + NumberComplex[] d = convolve(x, x); + show(d, "d = convolve(x, x)"); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/FourierSeries.java b/src/math/FourierSeries.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..93bc6a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/FourierSeries.java @@ -0,0 +1,566 @@ +package math; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import math.matrix.Vector; +import awt.Draw; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; +import exception.IllegalSetupException; + +/** + * The motion of a vibrations + * @author Daniel + * + */ +public class FourierSeries{ + + /** + * number of superpositions + */ + int n; + + /** + * time vector + */ + Vector t; + + Draw fsDraw; + + public FourierSeries(){ + } + + public FourierSeries(int n, Vector t){ + this.n = n; + this.t = t; + } + + /** + * k-th Fourier coefficient of sawtooth function. + * @param t time vector + * @param k -th coefficient + * @return displacement vector + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Vector sawtoothC(Vector t, int k) throws IllegalSetupException{ + if(t == null) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + return (t.times(k*2)).sin().over(k); + } + + /** + * k-th Fourier coefficient of sawtooth function. Inverse sawtooth wave + * @param t time vector + * @param k -th coefficient + * @return displacement vector + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Vector sawtoothCI(Vector t, int k) throws IllegalSetupException{ + if(t == null) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + return (t.times(k*2)).sin().over(k).times(-1); + } + + /** + * matrix of first n-th Fourier coefficients of sawtooth function. + * @param t time vector + * @param n first n-th coefficient + * @return displacement matrix + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Matrix sawtoothCM(Vector t, int n) throws IllegalSetupException{ + if(n == 0) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + int k; + Matrix ff = new Matrix(n,t.n()); // Fourier coefficients + for(k=1;k<=n;k++) + ff.setM(k-1, sawtoothC(t, k)); + return ff; + } + + /** + * FFT of sawtooth function. + * Fourier Synthesis of first n partial sums + * @param t time vector + * @param n first n-th coefficient + * @return displacement vector + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Vector sawtooth(Vector t, int n) throws IllegalSetupException{ + return sawtoothCM(t,n).sum(); + } + + /** + * Frequency Content of Sawtooth Signal. + * @param n first n-th coefficient + * @return matrix omega[2*k,2*k] x(ω)[0,1/k] + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Matrix sawtoothFC(int n) throws IllegalSetupException{ + int k; + Matrix x = new Matrix(4,n); + for(k=1; k<=n; k++){ + x.set(0, k-1, 2*k); + x.set(1, k-1, 2*k); + x.set(2, k-1, 0); + x.set(3, k-1, 1./k); + } + return x; + } + + /** + * FFT of sawtooth function. + * first n partial sums of first n calculated Fourier coefficients + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public Vector sawtooth() throws IllegalSetupException{ + return sawtooth(t,n); + } + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of sawtooth using 20 terms + */ + public void demoSawtooth(){ + n = 20; + t = Vector.fill(0,0.001,10); + try { + animate(t, sawtooth()); + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of sawtooth using 20 terms and first five coefficients + */ + public void demoSawtoothCM(){ + n = 20; + int nc = 5; + Vector ones = Vector.ones(nc+1); + t = Vector.fill(0,0.003,10); + Matrix T = ones.tensorProduct(t); + Matrix X = new Matrix(nc+1,t.n()); + try { + int i; + for(i=0; i<=nc; i++){ + if(i!=nc) X.setM(i, FourierSeries.sawtoothC(t, i+1)); + else X.setM(i, FourierSeries.sawtooth(t, n)); + } + animate(T.transpose(),X.transpose()); + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of sawtooth using 20 terms and first five coefficients. + * parallel animation + * @param parallel boolean; true: parallel, false: serial + */ + public void demoSawtoothCM(boolean parallel){ + if(!parallel) demoSawtoothCM(); + n = 20; + int nc = 5; + Vector ones = Vector.ones(nc+1); + t = Vector.fill(0,0.003,10); + Matrix T = ones.tensorProduct(t); + Matrix X = new Matrix(nc+1,t.n()); + try { + int i; + for(i=0; i<=nc; i++){ + if(i!=nc) X.setM(i, FourierSeries.sawtoothC(t, i+1)); + else X.setM(i, FourierSeries.sawtooth(t, n)); + } + animate(T,X); + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of sawtooth using 20 terms and first five partial sums + */ + public void demoSawtoothPM(){ + n = 20; + int nc = 5; + Vector ones = Vector.ones(nc+1); + t = Vector.fill(0,0.003,10); + Matrix T = ones.tensorProduct(t); + Matrix X = new Matrix(nc+1,t.n()); + try { + int i, nn = 0; + for(i=0; i<=nc; i++){ + nn = i; + if(i==nc) nn=n; + X.setM(i, FourierSeries.sawtooth(t, nn+1)); + } + animate(T.transpose(),X.transpose()); // serial animation + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of sawtooth using 20 terms and first five partial sums + * @param parallel boolean; true: parallel, false: serial + */ + public void demoSawtoothPM(boolean parallel){ + if(!parallel) demoSawtoothPM(); + n = 20; + int nc = 5; + Vector ones = Vector.ones(nc+1); + t = Vector.fill(0,0.003,10); + Matrix T = ones.tensorProduct(t); + Matrix X = new Matrix(nc+1,t.n()); + try { + int i, nn = 0; + for(i=0; i<=nc; i++){ + nn = i; + if(i==nc) nn=n; + X.setM(i, FourierSeries.sawtooth(t, nn+1)); + } + animate(T,X); // parallel animation + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of sawtooth using 20 terms and first five partial sums + */ + public void demoSawtoothFC(){ + n = 20; + try { + Matrix OX = sawtoothFC(n); + Matrix O = OX.getM(new int[]{0, 1}); + Matrix X = OX.getM(new int[]{2, 3}); + animate(O,X); +// animate(O.transpose(),X.transpose()); + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * k-th Fourier coefficient of square function. + * @param t time vector + * @param k -th coefficient + * @return displacement vector + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Vector squareC(Vector t, int k) throws IllegalSetupException{ + if(t == null) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + return (t.times((2*k-1)*2)).sin().over(2*k-1); + } + + /** + * matrix of first n-th Fourier coefficients of square function. + * @param t time vector + * @param n first n-th coefficient + * @return displacement matrix + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Matrix squareCM(Vector t, int n) throws IllegalSetupException{ + if(n == 0) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + int k; + Matrix ff = new Matrix(n,t.n()); // Fourier coefficients + for(k=1;k<=n;k++) + ff.setM(k-1, squareC(t, k)); + return ff; + } + + /** + * FFT of square function. + * Fourier Synthesis of first n partial sums + * @param t time vector + * @param n first n-th coefficient + * @return displacement vector + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Vector square(Vector t, int n) throws IllegalSetupException{ + return squareCM(t,n).sum(); + } + + /** + * Frequency Content of square Signal. + * @param n first n-th coefficient + * @return matrix ω[2*(2*k-1),2*(2*k-1)] x(ω)[0,1/(2*k-1)] + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Matrix squareFC(int n) throws IllegalSetupException{ + int k; + Matrix x = new Matrix(4,n); + for(k=1; k<=n; k++){ + x.set(0, k-1, 2*(2*k-1)); + x.set(1, k-1, 2*(2*k-1)); + x.set(2, k-1, 0); + x.set(3, k-1, 1./(2*k-1)); + } + return x; + } + + /** + * FFT of sawtooth function. + * first n partial sums of first n calculated Fourier coefficients + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public Vector square() throws IllegalSetupException{ + return square(t,n); + } + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of square using 20 terms + */ + public void demoSquare(){ + n = 20; + t = Vector.fill(0,0.001,10); + try { + animate(t, square()); + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of square using 20 terms and first five coefficients + */ + public void demoSquareCM(){ + n = 20; + int nc = 5; + Vector ones = Vector.ones(nc+1); + t = Vector.fill(0,0.003,10); + Matrix T = ones.tensorProduct(t); + Matrix X = new Matrix(nc+1,t.n()); + try { + int i; + for(i=0; i<=nc; i++){ + if(i!=nc) X.setM(i, FourierSeries.squareC(t, i+1)); + else X.setM(i, FourierSeries.square(t, n)); + } + animate(T.transpose(),X.transpose()); + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of sawtooth using 20 terms and first five partial sums + */ + public void demoSquarePM(){ + n = 20; + int nc = 5; + Vector ones = Vector.ones(nc+1); + t = Vector.fill(0,0.003,10); + Matrix T = ones.tensorProduct(t); + Matrix X = new Matrix(nc+1,t.n()); + try { + int i, nn = 0; + for(i=0; i<=nc; i++){ + nn = i; + if(i==nc) nn=n; + X.setM(i, FourierSeries.square(t, nn+1)); + } + animate(T,X); // serial animation + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of square using 20 terms and first five partial sums + */ + public void demoSquareFC(){ + n = 20; + try { + Matrix OX = squareFC(n); + Matrix O = OX.getM(new int[]{0, 1}); + Matrix X = OX.getM(new int[]{2, 3}); + animate(O,X); +// animate(O.transpose(),X.transpose()); + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * k-th Fourier coefficient of pulse function. + * @param t time vector + * @param k -th coefficient + * @param Ï„ pulse duration + * @param T period + * @return displacement vector + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Vector pulseC(Vector t, int k, double Ï„, double T) throws IllegalSetupException{ + if(t == null) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + // replaced t with t-tau/2 so it is not symmetric with vertical axis but starts with the first pulse + return (t.minus(Ï„/2).times(2*Math.PI*k/T)).cos().times(Math.sin(Math.PI*k*Ï„/T)*2/(k*Math.PI)); + } + + /** + * matrix of first n-th Fourier coefficients of pulse function. + * @param t time vector + * @param n first n-th coefficient + * @param Ï„ pulse duration + * @param T period + * @return displacement matrix + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Matrix pulseCM(Vector t, int n, double Ï„, double T) throws IllegalSetupException{ + if(n == 0) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + int k; + Matrix ff = new Matrix(n,t.n()); // Fourier coefficients + for(k=1;k<=n;k++) + ff.setM(k-1, pulseC(t, k, Ï„, T)); + return ff; + } + + /** + * FFT of pulse function. + * Fourier Synthesis of first n partial sums + * @param t time vector + * @param n first n-th coefficient + * @param Ï„ pulse duration + * @param T period + * @return displacement vector + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Vector pulse(Vector t, int n, double Ï„, double T) throws IllegalSetupException{ + return pulseCM(t,n,Ï„,T).sum().plus(Ï„/T); + } + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of pulse wave using 20 terms + */ + public void demoPulse(){ + n = 20; + t = Vector.fill(0,0.001,10.); + try { + animate(t, pulse(t,n,1,4)); + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * k-th Fourier coefficient of triangle function. + * @param t time vector + * @param k -th coefficient + * @return displacement vector + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Vector triangleC(Vector t, int k) throws IllegalSetupException{ + if(t == null) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + // replaced t with t-tau/2 so it is not symmetric with vertical axis but starts with the first pulse + return (t.times(2*k+1)).sin().times(Math.pow(-1, k)/Math.pow(2*k+1, 2)); + } + + /** + * matrix of first n-th Fourier coefficients of triangle function. + * @param t time vector + * @param n first n-th coefficient + * @return displacement matrix + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Matrix triangleCM(Vector t, int n) throws IllegalSetupException{ + if(n == 0) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + int k; + Matrix ff = new Matrix(n,t.n()); // Fourier coefficients + for(k=0;k<n;k++) + ff.setM(k, triangleC(t, k)); + return ff; + } + + /** + * FFT of triangle function. + * Fourier Synthesis of first n partial sums + * @param t time vector + * @param n first n-th coefficient + * @return displacement vector + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public static Vector triangle(Vector t, int n) throws IllegalSetupException{ + return triangleCM(t,n).sum().times(8/Math.PI/Math.PI); + } + + /** + * FFT of triangle function. + * First n partial sums of first n calculated Fourier coefficients + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public Vector triangle() throws IllegalSetupException{ + return triangle(t,n); + } + + /** + * Fourier Synthesis of pulse wave using 20 terms + */ + public void demoTriangle(){ + n = 20; + t = Vector.fill(0,0.001,10.); + try { + animate(t, triangle()); + } catch (IllegalSetupException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * animation + * @param T time vector + * @param X displacement vector + * @throws IllegalDimensionException + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public void animate(Vector T, Vector X) throws IllegalDimensionException, IllegalSetupException{ + if(T == null || X == null) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + if(T.n() != X.n()) throw new IllegalDimensionException("Illegal vector dimensions."); + fsDraw = new Draw("Fourier series"); + fsDraw.animate(T,X); + } + + /** + * animation + * @param T time vector + * @param X displacement vector + * @throws IllegalDimensionException + * @throws IllegalSetupException + */ + public void animate(Matrix T, Matrix X) throws IllegalDimensionException, IllegalSetupException{ + if(T == null || X == null) throw new IllegalSetupException(); + if(T.getM() != X.getM()) throw new IllegalDimensionException("Illegal vector dimensions."); + fsDraw = new Draw("Fourier series"); + fsDraw.animate(T,X); + } + + /** + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + FourierSeries fs = new FourierSeries(); +// fs.demoSawtooth(); +// fs.demoSawtoothCM(); +// fs.demoSawtoothCM(true); +// fs.demoSawtoothPM(); +// fs.demoSawtoothPM(true); +// fs.demoSawtoothFC(); +// fs.demoSquare(); +// fs.demoSquareCM(); +// fs.demoSquarePM(); +// fs.demoSquareFC(); +// fs.demoPulse(); + fs.demoTriangle(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/HarmonicSum.java b/src/math/HarmonicSum.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e0dce23 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/HarmonicSum.java @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ +package math; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac HarmonicSum.java + * Execution: java HarmonicSum N + * + * Compute the first N terms of the harmonic sum: 1/1 + 1/2 + ... + 1/N. + * Compares single precision vs. double precision. Compares summing from + * left-to-right vs. right-to-left. + * + * + * % java HarmonicSum 10000 + * 9.787613 + * 9.787604 + * 9.787606036044348 + * 9.787606036044386 + * + * % java HarmonicSum 100000 + * 12.090851 + * 12.090153 + * 12.090146129863335 + * 12.090146129863408 // true answer = 12.090146129863428 + + * + * % java HarmonicSum 1000000 + * 14.357358 + * 14.392652 + * 14.392726722864989 + * 14.392726722865772 // true answer = 14.392726722865724 + * + * % java HarmonicSum 10000000 + * 15.403683 + * 16.686031 + * 16.695311365857272 + * 16.695311365859965 // true answer = 16.695311365859852 + * + * % java HarmonicSum 100000000 + * 15.403683 + * 18.807919 + * 18.997896413852555 + * 18.997896413853447 // true answer = 18.997896413853898 + * + * % java HarmonicSum 1000000000 + * 15.403683 + * 18.807919 + * 21.30048150234855 + * 21.30048150234615 // true answer 21.30048150234794401668510 + * + * java HarmonicSum 2000000000 + * 15.403683 + * 18.807919 + * 21.993628682662845 + * 21.99362868265598 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class HarmonicSum { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // using single precision, left-to-right + float sum1 = 0.0f; + for (int i = 1; i <= N; i++) + sum1 = sum1 + 1.0f / i; + System.out.println(sum1); + + // using single precision, right-to-left + float sum2 = 0.0f; + for (int i = N; i >= 1; i--) + sum2 = sum2 + 1.0f / i; + System.out.println(sum2); + + // using double precision, left-to-right + double sum3 = 0.0; + for (int i = 1; i <= N; i++) + sum3 = sum3 + 1.0 / i; + System.out.println(sum3); + + // using double precision, right-to-left + double sum4 = 0.0; + for (int i = N; i >= 1; i--) + sum4 = sum4 + 1.0 / i; + System.out.println(sum4); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/InplaceFFT.java b/src/math/InplaceFFT.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f2fb888 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/InplaceFFT.java @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +package math; + +import math.number.NumberComplex; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac InplaceFFT.java + * Execution: java InplaceFFT N + * Dependencies: NumberComplex.java + * + * Compute the FFT of a length N NumberComplex sequence in-place. + * Uses a non-recursive version of the Cooley-Tukey FFT. + * Runs in O(N log N) time. + * + * Reference: Algorithm 1.6.1 in Computational Frameworks for the + * Fast Fourier Transform by Charles Van Loan. + * + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * - assumes N is a power of 2 + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class InplaceFFT { + + // compute the FFT of x[], assuming its length is a power of 2 + public static void fft(NumberComplex[] x) { + + // check that length is a power of 2 + int N = x.length; + if (Integer.highestOneBit(N) != N) { + throw new RuntimeException("N is not a power of 2"); + } + + // bit reversal permutation + int shift = 1 + Integer.numberOfLeadingZeros(N); + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) { + int j = Integer.reverse(k) >>> shift; + if (j > k) { + NumberComplex temp = x[j]; + x[j] = x[k]; + x[k] = temp; + } + } + + // butterfly updates + for (int L = 2; L <= N; L = L+L) { + for (int k = 0; k < L/2; k++) { + double kth = -2 * k * Math.PI / L; + NumberComplex w = new NumberComplex(Math.cos(kth), Math.sin(kth)); + for (int j = 0; j < N/L; j++) { + NumberComplex tao = w.times(x[j*L + k + L/2]); + x[j*L + k + L/2] = x[j*L + k].minus(tao); + x[j*L + k] = x[j*L + k].plus(tao); + } + } + } + } + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + NumberComplex[] x = new NumberComplex[N]; + + // original data + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + x[i] = new NumberComplex(i, 0); + // x[i] = new NumberComplex(-2*Math.random() + 1, 0); + } + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + System.out.println(x[i]); + System.out.println(); + + // FFT of original data + fft(x); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + System.out.println(x[i]); + System.out.println(); + + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/Interval.java b/src/math/Interval.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9930402 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Interval.java @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Interval.java + * Execution: java Interval + * + * Data type for intervals on the real line with integer endpoints. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Interval { + private int left; + private int right; + + public Interval(int left, int right) { + assert (left <= right); + this.left = left; + this.right = right; + } + + public int getLeft() { return left; } + public int getRight() { return right; } + + // does this interval a intersect b? + public boolean intersects(Interval b) { + Interval a = this; + if (b.left <= a.right && b.left >= a.left) { return true; } + if (a.left <= b.right && a.left >= b.left) { return true; } + return false; + } + + public String toString() { + return "[" + left + ", " + right + "]"; + } + + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + Interval a = new Interval(15, 20); + Interval b = new Interval(25, 30); + Interval c = new Interval(10, 40); + Interval d = new Interval(40, 50); + + System.out.println("a = " + a); + System.out.println("b = " + b); + System.out.println("c = " + c); + System.out.println("d = " + d); + + System.out.println("b intersects a = " + b.intersects(a)); + System.out.println("a intersects b = " + a.intersects(b)); + System.out.println("a intersects c = " + a.intersects(c)); + System.out.println("a intersects d = " + a.intersects(d)); + System.out.println("b intersects c = " + b.intersects(c)); + System.out.println("b intersects d = " + b.intersects(d)); + System.out.println("c intersects d = " + c.intersects(d)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/Inverse.java b/src/math/Inverse.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..811f3d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Inverse.java @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Inverse.java + * Execution: java Euclid a n + * + * Reads two command line parameters p and q and computes the a^-1 mod n + * if it exists. + * + * % java Inverse 345454 2323351 + * 103835 + + *************************************************************************/ + +class Inverse { + + static int[] gcd(int p, int q) { + if (q == 0) + return new int[] { p, 1, 0 }; + int[] vals = gcd(q, p % q); + int d = vals[0]; + int a = vals[2]; + int b = vals[1] - (p / q) * vals[2]; + return new int[] { d, a, b }; + } + + static int inverse(int k, int n) { + int[] vals = gcd(k, n); + int d = vals[0]; + int a = vals[1]; +// int b = vals[2]; + if (d > 1) { System.out.println("Inverse does not exist."); return 0; } + if (a > 0) return a; + return n + a; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int k = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int n = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + System.out.println("k^-1 = " + inverse(k, n)); + } +} + + diff --git a/src/math/Karatsuba.java b/src/math/Karatsuba.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..da088f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Karatsuba.java @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Karatsuba.java + * Execution: java Karatsuba N + * + * Multiply two positive N-bit BigIntegers using Karatsuba multiplication. + * + * + * % java Karatsuba N + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.math.BigInteger; +import java.util.Random; + +class Karatsuba { +// private final static BigInteger ZERO = new BigInteger("0"); + + public static BigInteger karatsuba(BigInteger x, BigInteger y) { + + // cutoff to brute force + int N = Math.max(x.bitLength(), y.bitLength()); + if (N <= 2000) return x.multiply(y); // optimize this parameter + + // number of bits divided by 2, rounded up + N = (N / 2) + (N % 2); + + // x = a + 2^N b, y = c + 2^N d + BigInteger b = x.shiftRight(N); + BigInteger a = x.subtract(b.shiftLeft(N)); + BigInteger d = y.shiftRight(N); + BigInteger c = y.subtract(d.shiftLeft(N)); + + // compute sub-expressions + BigInteger ac = karatsuba(a, c); + BigInteger bd = karatsuba(b, d); + BigInteger abcd = karatsuba(a.add(b), c.add(d)); + + return ac.add(abcd.subtract(ac).subtract(bd).shiftLeft(N)).add(bd.shiftLeft(2*N)); + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + long start, stop; +// long elapsed; + Random random = new Random(); + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + BigInteger a = new BigInteger(N, random); + BigInteger b = new BigInteger(N, random); + + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + BigInteger c = karatsuba(a, b); + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + System.out.println(stop - start); + + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + BigInteger d = a.multiply(b); + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + System.out.println(stop - start); + + System.out.println((c.equals(d))); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/Knapsack.java b/src/math/Knapsack.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..86bf1ec --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Knapsack.java @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Knapsack.java + * Execution: java Knapsack N W + * + * Generates an instance of the 0/1 knapsack problem with N items + * and maximum weight W and solves it in time and space proportional + * to N * W using dynamic programming. + * + * For testing, the inputs are generated at random with weights between 0 + * and W, and profits between 0 and 1000. + * + * % java Knapsack 6 2000 + * item profit weight take + * 1 874 580 true + * 2 620 1616 false + * 3 345 1906 false + * 4 369 1942 false + * 5 360 50 true + * 6 470 294 true + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Knapsack { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // number of items + int W = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); // maximum weight of knapsack + + int[] profit = new int[N+1]; + int[] weight = new int[N+1]; + + // generate random instance, items 1..N + for (int n = 1; n <= N; n++) { + profit[n] = (int) (Math.random() * 1000); + weight[n] = (int) (Math.random() * W); + } + + // opt[n][w] = max profit of packing items 1..n with weight limit w + // sol[n][w] = does opt solution to pack items 1..n with weight limit w include item n? + int[][] opt = new int[N+1][W+1]; + boolean[][] sol = new boolean[N+1][W+1]; + + for (int n = 1; n <= N; n++) { + for (int w = 1; w <= W; w++) { + + // don't take item n + int option1 = opt[n-1][w]; + + // take item n + int option2 = Integer.MIN_VALUE; + if (weight[n] <= w) option2 = profit[n] + opt[n-1][w-weight[n]]; + + // select better of two options + opt[n][w] = Math.max(option1, option2); + sol[n][w] = (option2 > option1); + } + } + + // determine which items to take + boolean[] take = new boolean[N+1]; + for (int n = N, w = W; n > 0; n--) { + if (sol[n][w]) { take[n] = true; w = w - weight[n]; } + else { take[n] = false; } + } + + // print results + System.out.println("item" + "\t" + "profit" + "\t" + "weight" + "\t" + "take"); + for (int n = 1; n <= N; n++) { + System.out.println(n + "\t" + profit[n] + "\t" + weight[n] + "\t" + take[n]); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/math/LongestRun.java b/src/math/LongestRun.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bf0d292 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/LongestRun.java @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +package math; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac LongestRun.java + * Execution: java LongestRun + * [ input required from standard input ] + * [ use Ctrl-d (OS X or Dr. Java) or Ctrl-z (Windows) for EOF ] + * + * Dependencies: StdIn.java StdOut.java + * + * Read in a sequence of integers and prints out both the integer + * that appears in a longest consecutive run and length of the run. + * + * % java LongestRun + * 1 2 2 1 5 1 1 7 7 7 7 1 1 + * Ctrl-d + * Longest run: 4 consecutive 7s + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class LongestRun { + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // degenerate case with no input integers + if (StdIn.isEmpty()) { + StdOut.println("no longest consecutive run"); + return; + } + + int prev = StdIn.readInt(); + int count = 1; + int best = prev; + int bestCount = count; + + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + // read in the next value + int current = StdIn.readInt(); + + // update current run + if (current == prev) count++; + else { + prev = current; + count = 1; + } + + // update champion values + if (count > bestCount) { + bestCount = count; + best = current; + } + } + + // output + StdOut.println("Longest run: " + bestCount + " consecutive " + best + "s"); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/McCarthy.java b/src/math/McCarthy.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9ee3a02 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/McCarthy.java @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac McCarthy.java + * Execution: java McCarthy N + * + * Read in a command line parameter N and compute McCarthy's 91 + * function at N. + * + * % java McCarthy java McCarthy 0 + * 91 + * + * % java McCarthy java McCarthy 10 + * 91 + * + * % java McCarthy java McCarthy 90 + * 91 + * + * % java McCarthy java McCarthy 91 + * 91 + * + * % java McCarthy java McCarthy 99 + * 91 + * + * % java McCarthy java McCarthy 100 + * 91 + * + * % java McCarthy java McCarthy 101 + * 91 + * + * % java McCarthy java McCarthy 102 + * 92 + * + * % java McCarthy java McCarthy 103 + * 93 + * + * % java McCarthy java McCarthy 104 + * 94 + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class McCarthy { + + public static int mcCarthy(int n) { + if (n > 100) + return n - 10; + return mcCarthy(mcCarthy(n+11)); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + System.out.println(mcCarthy(N)); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/Muller.java b/src/math/Muller.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1a874e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Muller.java @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +package math; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Muller.java + * Execution: java Muller N + * + * Compute the Muller sequence and try to estimate what it converges to. + * It seems to converge to 100, but the correct answer is 5. + * + * % java Muller 5 + * 4.855700712568563 + * + * % java Muller 10 + * 4.987909232795786 + * + * % java Muller 20 + * 100.00001247862016 + * + * % java Muller 30 + * 100.0 + * + * % java Muller 100 + * 100.0 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Muller { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + double[] x = new double[N+1]; + x[0] = 4.0; + x[1] = 4.25; + for (int i = 2; i <= N; i++) { + x[i] = 108.0 - (815.0 - 1500.0 / x[i-2]) / x[i-1]; + } + System.out.println(x[N]); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/Pell.java b/src/math/Pell.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6cb876d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Pell.java @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Cube.java + * Execution: java Cube + * + * Searches for an integer solution to x^2 - cy^2 = 1 + * It is known that for any positive integer c that is not itself + * a perfect square, there are infinitely many integral solutions (x, y). + * + * + * % java Pell 59 + * x = 530, y = 69 + * + * % java Pell 60 + * x = 31, y = 4 + * + * % java Pell 61 + * x = 1766319049, y = 226153980 + * + * % java Pell 62 + * x = 63, y = 8 + * + * % java Pell 63 + * x = 8, y = 1 + * + * % java Pell 64 + * [ infinite loop ] + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Pell { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + long c = Long.parseLong(args[0]); + + boolean done = false; + long x = 1; + long y = 1; + while (!done) { + long diff = x*x - c*y*y; + if (diff == 1) done = true; + else if (diff > 1) y++; + else x++; + } + System.out.println("x = "+ x + ", y = " + y); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/Perfect.java b/src/math/Perfect.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3921869 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Perfect.java @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Perfect.java + * Execution: java Perfect + * + * Searches for an odd perfect number. A perfect number is an integer + * that is equal to the sum of its proper divisors. For example, 28 + * is perfect since 28 = 1 + 2 + 4 + 7 + 14. + * + * Will this program terminate, assuming overflow never occurs? + * + * % java Perfect 3 + * The sum of the divisors of 1 is 0 + * The sum of the divisors of 4 is 3 + * The sum of the divisors of 7 is 1 + * The sum of the divisors of 10 is 8 + * The sum of the divisors of 13 is 1 + * The sum of the divisors of 16 is 15 + * The sum of the divisors of 19 is 1 + * The sum of the divisors of 22 is 14 + * The sum of the divisors of 25 is 6 + * The sum of the divisors of 28 is 28 + * + * % java Perfect 1 + * + * In the 18th century Euler proved that all *even* perfect numbers + * are of the form (2^k - 1) * 2^(k-1) for some k. It is unknown whether + * there are infinitely many of these. It is conjectured that no odd + * perfect number exists. If one exists, it must be greater than 10^300. + * + * http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_number + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Perfect { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int x = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + for (long n = 1; true; n = n + x) { + long sum = 0; + for (long i = 1; i < n; i++) + if (n % i == 0) sum = sum + i; + System.out.println("The sum of the divisors of " + n + " is " + sum); + if (sum == n) break; + } + } +} diff --git a/src/math/PollardRho.java b/src/math/PollardRho.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4ec40f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/PollardRho.java @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac PollardRho.java + * Execution: java PollardRho N + * + * Factor N using the Pollard-Rho method. + * + * % java PollardRho 44343535354351600000003434353 + * 149 + * 329569479697 + * 903019357561501 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.math.BigInteger; +import java.security.SecureRandom; + + +class PollardRho { + private final static BigInteger ZERO = new BigInteger("0"); + private final static BigInteger ONE = new BigInteger("1"); + private final static BigInteger TWO = new BigInteger("2"); + private final static SecureRandom random = new SecureRandom(); + + public static BigInteger rho(BigInteger N) { + BigInteger divisor; + BigInteger c = new BigInteger(N.bitLength(), random); + BigInteger x = new BigInteger(N.bitLength(), random); + BigInteger xx = x; + + // check divisibility by 2 + if (N.mod(TWO).compareTo(ZERO) == 0) return TWO; + + do { + x = x.multiply(x).mod(N).add(c).mod(N); + xx = xx.multiply(xx).mod(N).add(c).mod(N); + xx = xx.multiply(xx).mod(N).add(c).mod(N); + divisor = x.subtract(xx).gcd(N); + } while((divisor.compareTo(ONE)) == 0); + + return divisor; + } + + public static void factor(BigInteger N) { + if (N.compareTo(ONE) == 0) return; + if (N.isProbablePrime(20)) { System.out.println(N); return; } + BigInteger divisor = rho(N); + factor(divisor); + factor(N.divide(divisor)); + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + BigInteger N = new BigInteger(args[0]); + factor(N); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/Quaternion.java b/src/math/Quaternion.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..017ae2e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Quaternion.java @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +package math; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Quaternion.java + * Execution: java Quaternion + * + * Data type for quaternions. + * + * http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Quaternion.html + * + * The data type is "immutable" so once you create and initialize + * a Quaternion, you cannot change it. + * + * % java Quaternion + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Quaternion { + private final double x0, x1, x2, x3; + + // create a new object with the given components + public Quaternion(double x0, double x1, double x2, double x3) { + this.x0 = x0; + this.x1 = x1; + this.x2 = x2; + this.x3 = x3; + } + + // return a string representation of the invoking object + public String toString() { + return x0 + " + " + x1 + "i + " + x2 + "j + " + x3 + "k"; + } + + // return the quaternion norm + public double norm() { + return Math.sqrt(x0*x0 + x1*x1 +x2*x2 + x3*x3); + } + + // return the quaternion conjugate + public Quaternion conjugate() { + return new Quaternion(x0, -x1, -x2, -x3); + } + + // return a new Quaternion whose value is (this + b) + public Quaternion plus(Quaternion b) { + Quaternion a = this; + return new Quaternion(a.x0+b.x0, a.x1+b.x1, a.x2+b.x2, a.x3+b.x3); + } + + + // return a new Quaternion whose value is (this * b) + public Quaternion times(Quaternion b) { + Quaternion a = this; + double y0 = a.x0*b.x0 - a.x1*b.x1 - a.x2*b.x2 - a.x3*b.x3; + double y1 = a.x0*b.x1 + a.x1*b.x0 + a.x2*b.x3 - a.x3*b.x2; + double y2 = a.x0*b.x2 - a.x1*b.x3 + a.x2*b.x0 + a.x3*b.x1; + double y3 = a.x0*b.x3 + a.x1*b.x2 - a.x2*b.x1 + a.x3*b.x0; + return new Quaternion(y0, y1, y2, y3); + } + + // return a new Quaternion whose value is the inverse of this + public Quaternion inverse() { + double d = x0*x0 + x1*x1 + x2*x2 + x3*x3; + return new Quaternion(x0/d, -x1/d, -x2/d, -x3/d); + } + + + // return a / b + public Quaternion divides(Quaternion b) { + Quaternion a = this; + return a.inverse().times(b); + } + + + + // sample client for testing + public static void main(String[] args) { + Quaternion a = new Quaternion(3.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.0); + System.out.println("a = " + a); + + Quaternion b = new Quaternion(0.0, 5.0, 1.0, -2.0); + System.out.println("b = " + b); + + System.out.println("norm(a) = " + a.norm()); + System.out.println("conj(a) = " + a.conjugate()); + System.out.println("a + b = " + a.plus(b)); + System.out.println("a * b = " + a.times(b)); + System.out.println("b * a = " + b.times(a)); + System.out.println("a / b = " + a.divides(b)); + System.out.println("a^-1 = " + a.inverse()); + System.out.println("a^-1 * a = " + a.inverse().times(a)); + System.out.println("a * a^-1 = " + a.times(a.inverse())); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/Remarkable.java b/src/math/Remarkable.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c42bf83 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Remarkable.java @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +package math; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Remarkable.java + * Execution: java Remarkable + * + * % java Remarkable + * 1.1726039400531787 + * 6.338253E29 + * -0.82739605994682136814 + + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.math.BigDecimal; + +public class Remarkable { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // compute using double precision + double a = 77617.0; + double b = 33096.0; + double y = 333.75*b*b*b*b*b*b + + (a*a) * (11*a*a*b*b - b*b*b*b*b*b - 121*b*b*b*b - 2) + + 5.5*b*b*b*b*b*b*b*b + 0.5*a/b; + System.out.println(y); + + + // compute using single precision + float aa = 77617.0f; + float bb = 33096.0f; + float yy = 333.75f*bb*bb*bb*bb*bb*bb + + (aa*aa) * (11*aa*aa*bb*bb - bb*bb*bb*bb*bb*bb - 121*bb*bb*bb*bb - 2) + + 5.5f*bb*bb*bb*bb*bb*bb*bb*bb + 0.5f*aa/bb; + System.out.println(yy); + + + // compute using high precision + BigDecimal A = new BigDecimal(a); + BigDecimal B = new BigDecimal(b); + BigDecimal TWO = new BigDecimal(2.0); + BigDecimal A2 = A.multiply(A); + BigDecimal B2 = B.multiply(B); + BigDecimal B4 = B2.multiply(B2); + BigDecimal B6 = B2.multiply(B4); + BigDecimal B8 = B4.multiply(B4); + BigDecimal Y1 = new BigDecimal(333.75).multiply(B6); + BigDecimal Y2 = new BigDecimal(11.0).multiply(A2).multiply(B2); + BigDecimal Y3 = new BigDecimal(121.0).multiply(B4); + BigDecimal Y4 = new BigDecimal(5.5).multiply(B8); + BigDecimal Y5 = new BigDecimal(0.5).multiply(A).divide(B, 20, BigDecimal.ROUND_HALF_EVEN); + BigDecimal Y6 = Y2.subtract(B6).subtract(Y3).subtract(TWO); + BigDecimal Y = Y1.add(A2.multiply(Y6)).add(Y4).add(Y5); + System.out.println(Y); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/RootsOfUnity.java b/src/math/RootsOfUnity.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e6918ea --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/RootsOfUnity.java @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +package math; + +import math.number.NumberComplex; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac RootsOfUnity.java Complex.java + * Execution: java RootsOfUnity N + * + * Compute the N Nth roots of unity and check them by direct + * multiplication. + * + * % java RootsOfUnity 4 + * 1.0 + 0.0i + * error = 0.0 + * 6.123233995736766E-17 + 1.0i + * error = 2.4492935982947064E-16 + * + * -1.0 + 1.2246467991473532E-16i + * error = 4.898587196589413E-16 + * + * -1.8369701987210297E-16 + -1.0i + * error = 7.347880794884119E-16 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +class RootsOfUnity { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 4; + NumberComplex one = new NumberComplex(1, 0); + + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + + // compute root of unity + double x = Math.cos(2.0 * Math.PI * i / N); + double y = Math.sin(2.0 * Math.PI * i / N); + NumberComplex t = new NumberComplex(x, y); + System.out.println(t); + + // test mult by computing t^N and comparing to 1 + 0i + NumberComplex z = one; + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + z = z.times(t); + } + + // compute error + NumberComplex error = z.minus(one); + System.out.println("error = " + error.mod()); + System.out.println(); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/math/Sequence.java b/src/math/Sequence.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..79f5866 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Sequence.java @@ -0,0 +1,102 @@ +package math; + +import math.number.Rational; + +class Sequence { + + /** + * Prints out binomial coefficients such that such that a[N][k] contains + * the probability that you get exactly k heads when you toss a + * coin N times. + * Pascal triangle. + * + * BinomialCoefficients 7: + * 1/1 + * 1/2 1/2 + * 1/4 2/4 1/4 + * 1/8 3/8 3/8 1/8 + * 1/16 4/16 6/16 4/16 1/16 + * 1/32 5/32 10/32 10/32 5/32 1/32 + * 1/64 6/64 15/64 20/64 15/64 6/64 1/64 + */ + public static void binomialCoefficients(int N) { + int[][] pascal = new int[N+1][]; + + // initialize first row + pascal[1] = new int[1 + 2]; + pascal[1][1] = 1; + + // fill in Pascal's triangle + for (int n = 2; n <= N; n++) { + pascal[n] = new int[n + 2]; + for (int k = 1; k < pascal[n].length - 1; k++) + pascal[n][k] = pascal[n-1][k-1] + pascal[n-1][k]; + } + + // print binomial coefficients + int denominator = 1; + for (int n = 1; n <= N; n++) { + for (int k = 1; k < pascal[n].length - 1; k++) { + System.out.print(pascal[n][k] + "/" + denominator + " "); + } + System.out.println(); + denominator += denominator; + } + } + + /** + * Print the collatz sequence of N. + * Collatz 6: 6 3 10 5 16 8 4 2 1 + * Collatz 27: + * 27 82 41 124 62 31 94 47 142 71 214 107 322 161 484 242 121 364 182 + * 91 274 137 412 206 103 310 155 466 233 700 350 175 526 263 790 395 + * 1186 593 1780 890 445 1336 668 334 167 502 251 754 377 1132 566 283 + * 850 425 1276 638 319 958 479 1438 719 2158 1079 3238 1619 4858 2429 + * 7288 3644 1822 911 2734 1367 4102 2051 6154 3077 9232 4616 2308 + * 1154 577 1732 866 433 1300 650 325 976 488 244 122 61 184 92 46 23 + * 70 35 106 53 160 80 40 20 10 5 16 8 4 2 1 + * Collatz 35: 35 106 53 160 80 40 20 10 5 16 8 4 2 1 + * Collatz 256: 256 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 + * @param n + */ + public static void collatz(int n) { + System.out.print(n + " "); + if (n == 1) return; + else if (n % 2 == 0) collatz(n / 2); + else collatz(3*n + 1); + } + + /** + * Farey sequence. + * Farey 2: 0/1 1/2 1/1 + * Farey 3: 0/1 1/3 1/2 2/3 1/1 + * Farey 4: 0/1 1/4 1/3 1/2 2/3 3/4 1/1 + * Farey 5: 0/1 1/5 1/4 1/3 2/5 1/2 3/5 2/3 3/4 4/5 1/1</pre> + */ + public static Rational farey(int N){ + Rational one = new Rational(1, 1); + Rational r0 = new Rational(0, 1); + Rational r1 = new Rational(1, N); + + // repeat until r0 equals 1/1 + while (r0.compareTo(one) < 0) { + System.out.print(r0 + " "); + int num = ((r0.getDenominator() + N) / r1.getDenominator()) * r1.getNumerator() + - r0.getNumerator(); + int den = ((r0.getDenominator() + N) / r1.getDenominator()) * r1.getDenominator() + - r0.getDenominator(); + Rational rnew = new Rational(num, den); + r0 = r1; + r1 = rnew; + } + return r0; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = 3; + binomialCoefficients(N); + collatz(N); + System.out.println(); + System.out.println(farey(N)); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/Series.java b/src/math/Series.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dd1758a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Series.java @@ -0,0 +1,265 @@ +package math; + +import java.math.BigInteger; +import java.util.ArrayList; +import java.util.Arrays; +import java.util.HashMap; + +import math.equation.Polynomial; +import math.matrix.Vector; +import math.number.BigRational; +import math.number.Rational; + +public class Series{ + + public static ArrayList<Long> factors(long a){ + ArrayList<Long> data = new ArrayList<Long>(); + long i; + // for each potential factor i + for(i=2; i*i<=a; i++){ + // if i is a factor of a, repeatedly divide it out + while(a % i == 0) { + data.add(i); + a /= i; + } + } + if(a>1) data.add(a); + return data; + } + + /** + * Compute Fibonacci number using Dijkstra's recurrence:<br /> + * F<sub>2n-1</sub> = F<sub>n-1</sub><sup>2</sup> + F<sub>n</sub><sup>2</sup><br /> + * F<sub>2n</sub> = (2 F<sub>n-1</sub> + F<sub>n</sub>) F<sub>n</sub><br />. + * Fibonacci 10 = 55. + * Fibonacci 20 = 6765. + * @param n + * @return Fibonacci number + * @see #fibonaccis(int) + * @see <a href="http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/ewd06xx/EWD654.PDF">http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/ewd06xx/EWD654.PDF</a> + * @see <a href="http://www.maths.surrey.ac.uk/hosted-sites/R.Knott/Fibonacci/fibFormula.html">http://www.maths.surrey.ac.uk/hosted-sites/R.Knott/Fibonacci/fibFormula.html</a> + */ + public static long fibonacci(int n){ + return fibonaccis(n)[n]; + } + + /** + * Compute Fibonacci numbers using Dijkstra's recurrence:<br /> + * F<sub>2n-1</sub> = F<sub>n-1</sub><sup>2</sup> + F<sub>n</sub><sup>2</sup><br /> + * F<sub>2n</sub> = (2 F<sub>n-1</sub> + F<sub>n</sub>) F<sub>n</sub><br /> + * @param n + * @return Fibonacci numbers + * @see <a href="http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/ewd06xx/EWD654.PDF">http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/ewd06xx/EWD654.PDF</a> + * @see <a href="http://www.maths.surrey.ac.uk/hosted-sites/R.Knott/Fibonacci/fibFormula.html">http://www.maths.surrey.ac.uk/hosted-sites/R.Knott/Fibonacci/fibFormula.html</a> + */ + public static long[] fibonaccis(int n){ + if(n<1 || n>92) throw new RuntimeException("N must be between 1 and 92"); + long[] fib = new long[n+1]; + // base cases + fib[0] = 0; + fib[1] = 1; + // bottom-up dynamic programming + for(int i = 2; i <= n; i++) + fib[i] = fib[i-1] + fib[i-2]; + return fib; + } + + public static BigInteger fibonacci(BigInteger n) { + HashMap<BigInteger, BigInteger> cache = new HashMap<BigInteger, BigInteger>(); + BigInteger ONE = BigInteger.ONE; + BigInteger ZERO = BigInteger.ZERO; + + if (n.equals(ZERO)) return ZERO; + if (n.equals(ONE)) return ONE; + if (cache.containsKey(n)) return cache.get(n); + + // odd + if (n.testBit(0)) { + BigInteger n2 = n.shiftRight(1); + BigInteger n3 = n2.add(ONE); + BigInteger result = fibonacci(n2).multiply(fibonacci(n2)).add(fibonacci(n3).multiply(fibonacci(n3))); + cache.put(n, result); + return result; + } + + // even + else { + BigInteger n2 = n.shiftRight(1); + BigInteger n3 = n2.subtract(ONE); + BigInteger result = fibonacci(n2).multiply(fibonacci(n2).add(fibonacci(n3).add(fibonacci(n3)))); + cache.put(n, result); + return result; + } + } + + /** + * n-th harmonic number: 1/1 + 1/2 + ... + 1/n. + * @param n + * @return n-th harmonic number + */ + public static Vector harmonics(int n){ + int i; + double[] data = new double[n]; + for(i=1; i<=n; i++){ + data[i-1] = 1.0/i; + } + return new Vector(data); + } + + /** + * n-th harmonic number: 1/1 + 1/2 + ... + 1/n. + * @param n + * @return n-th harmonic number + */ + public static BigRational harmonic(int n){ + int i; + BigRational sum = BigRational.ZERO; + for(i=1; i<=n; i++){ + sum = sum.plus(new BigRational(1,i)); + } + return sum; + } + +// Geometric + + /** + * The sum of a geometric series. + * @param a start term + * @param r common ratio + * @return sum + */ + public static double geometricSum(double a, double r){ + if(r >= 1) return Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY; + if(r <=-1) return Double.NaN; + return a/(1-r); + } + + /** + * The sum of a geometric series. + * @param a start term + * @param r common ratio + * @return sum + */ + public static double geometricSum(Rational a, Rational r){ + if(r.compareTo(new Rational(1)) >= 0) return Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY; + if(r.compareTo(new Rational(-1))<= 0) return Double.NaN; + return a.over(new Rational(1).minus(r)).toDouble(); + } + + /** + * The sum of a geometric series. + * @param a start term + * @param r common ratio + * @param n first n terms + * @return sum + */ + public static double geometricSum(double a, double r, int n){ + return a*(1-Math.pow(r, n))/(1-r); + } + +// Taylor + /** + * sin(x) using Taylor expansion. + * sin x = x - x<sup>3</sup>/3! + x<sup>5</sup>/5! - x<sup>7</sup>/7! + ... + * <p> + * Note: sin(π/6) = sin(0.523598775598299...) = 1/2 + * <p> + * It use identity sin(x) = sin(x + 2 π) to pre-process + * x to be between -2 π and 2 π. + * @param x + * @return sin(x) using Taylor series + */ + public static double sinT(double x){ + int i; + // convert x to an angle between -2 PI and 2 PI + x = x % (2 * Math.PI); + // compute the Taylor series approximation + double term = 1.0; // ith term = x^i / i! + double sum = 0.0; // sum of first i terms in taylor series + for(i=1; term!=0.0; i++){ + term *= (x / i); + if(i%4 == 1) sum += term; + if(i%4 == 3) sum -= term; + } + return sum; + } + + + /** + * compute coeffients for Taylor series e<sup>x</sup> = 1 + x + x<sup>2</sup>/2! + x<sup>3</sup>/3! + ... + * which ends on the n-th (30th) term. + * @return e<sup>x</sup> = 1 + x + x<sup>2</sup>/2! + x<sup>3</sup>/3! + ... + x<sup>n</sup>/n! + */ + public static Polynomial eT(){ + return eT(30); + } + + /** + * compute coeffients for Taylor series e<sup>x</sup> = 1 + x + x<sup>2</sup>/2! + x<sup>3</sup>/3! + ... + * which ends on the n-th term. + * @param n + * @return e<sup>x</sup> = 1 + x + x<sup>2</sup>/2! + x<sup>3</sup>/3! + ... + x<sup>n</sup>/n! + */ + public static Polynomial eT(int n){ + int i; + double[] p = new double[n]; + p[0] = 1; + for(i=1; i<n; i++) + p[i] = p[i-1] / i; + return new Polynomial(p,false); + } + + /** + * compute coeffients for Taylor series e<sup>x</sup> = 1 + x + x<sup>2</sup>/2! + x<sup>3</sup>/3! + ... + * which ends on the n-th (30th) term. + * @param x + * @return e<sup>x</sup> = 1 + x + x<sup>2</sup>/2! + x<sup>3</sup>/3! + ... + x<sup>n</sup>/n! + */ + public static double eT(double x){ + return eT().evaluate(x); + } + + /** + * Sum s = 1/1 + 1/4 + 1/9 + 1/16 + ... + * The series sums to π<sup>2</sup> / 6 so √(6*s) should be an approximation + * to π = 3.1415926535897932384626. + * @param n + * @return the sum s = 1/1 + 1/4 + 1/9 + 1/16 + ... + 1/n<sup>2</sup> + */ + public static double sumReciprocalsSquares(int n){ + int i; + double sum = 0.0; + for(i=1; i<=n; i++) + sum += 1 / (1.0 * i * i); // good - multiply by 1.0 to cast to double + // sum += 1.0 / (i * i); // bad - overflow if N > 65,535 + // sum += 1 / (i * i); // bad - integer division + // sum += 1.0 / i * i; // bad - computes (1.0 / i) * i + return sum; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + System.out.println("Factors of "+4444444444l+" = "+factors(4444444444l)); + System.out.println(); + System.out.println("Fibonacci:"); + System.out.println(fibonacci(new BigInteger("10"))); + System.out.println(Arrays.toString(fibonaccis(10))); + System.out.println(); + System.out.println("sin(0.523598775598299) = "+sinT(0.523598775598299)); + + System.out.println(); + System.out.println(eT().evaluate(0)); + System.out.println(eT().evaluate(1)); + + System.out.println("\ngeometrix sum:"); + System.out.println("a=1, r=-1 : "+geometricSum(1, -1)+" : "+new Double(geometricSum(1, -1)).equals(Double.NaN)); + System.out.println("a=1/2, r=1/2 : "+geometricSum(1./2, 1./2)+" : "+(geometricSum(1./2, 1./2)==1)); + System.out.println("a=1, r=2/2 : "+geometricSum(1, 2./3)+" : "+(geometricSum(1, 2./3)==3)); + System.out.println("a=1, r=2/3 : "+geometricSum(new Rational(1), new Rational(2,3))+" : "+(geometricSum(new Rational(1), new Rational(2,3))==3)); + System.out.println("a=1, r=1 : "+geometricSum(1, 1)+" : "+(geometricSum(1, 1)==Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY)); + System.out.println("a=1, r=1 : "+geometricSum(new Rational(1), new Rational(1))+" : "+(geometricSum(new Rational(1), new Rational(1))==Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY)); + + System.out.println(); + System.out.println("Fibonacci(10) = " + fibonacci(10)); + System.out.println("Fibonacci(10) = " + fibonaccis(10)); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/Set.java b/src/math/Set.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4e301dc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Set.java @@ -0,0 +1,169 @@ +package math; + +import java.io.File; +import java.io.FileNotFoundException; +import java.util.Scanner; + +import math.number.NumberComplex; +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +/** + * Plots the size-by-size region of the Mandelbrot set, centered on (xc, yc). + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +public class Set { + + /** + * @param z0 + * @param max + * @return number of iterations to check if c = a + ib is in Mandelbrot set + */ + public int mand(NumberComplex z0, int max) { + int i; + NumberComplex z = z0; + for(i=0; i<max; i++){ + if(z.mod() > 2.0) return i; + z = z.times(z).plus(z0); + } + return max; + } + + /** + * @param c + * @param z + * @param ITERS + * @return number of iterations to check z is in the Julia set of c + */ + int julia(NumberComplex c, NumberComplex z, int max) { + int i; + for(i=0; i<max; i++) { + if(z.mod() > 2.0) return i; + z = z.times(z).plus(c); + } + return max - 1; + } + + public void mandelbrot(double xc, double yc, double size){ + int n = 512; // create N-by-N image + int max = 255; // maximum number of iterations + int i, j; + + double x0, y0; + NumberComplex z0; + int gray; + Color color; + Picture pic = new Picture(n, n); + for(i=0; i<n; i++){ + for(j=0; j<n; j++){ + x0 = xc - size/2 + size*i/n; + y0 = yc - size/2 + size*j/n; + z0 = new NumberComplex(x0, y0); + gray = max - mand(z0, max); + color = new Color(gray, gray, gray); + pic.set(i, n-1-j, color); + } + } + pic.show(); + } + + public void mandelbrotColor(double xc, double yc, double size) throws FileNotFoundException{ + int n = 512; + int ITERS = 256; + int i, j, k; + // read in color map + int r, g, b; + Color[] colors = new Color[ITERS]; + Scanner in = new Scanner(new File("resources/mandel.txt")); + for(k=0; k<ITERS; k++) { + r = in.nextInt(); + g = in.nextInt(); + b = in.nextInt(); + colors[k] = new Color(r, g, b); + } + in.close(); + // compute Mandelbrot set + Picture pic = new Picture(n, n); + double x, y; + NumberComplex z0; + for(i=0; i<n; i++) { + for(j=0; j<n; j++) { + x = xc - size/2 + size*i/n; + y = yc - size/2 + size*j/n; + z0 = new NumberComplex(x, y); + k = mand(z0, ITERS - 1); + pic.set(i, n-1-j, colors[k]); + } + } + pic.show(); + } + + public void juliaColor(double re, double im) throws FileNotFoundException { + NumberComplex c = new NumberComplex(re, im); + juliaColor(c); + } + + /** + * @param c + * @throws FileNotFoundException + * @see <a href="http://www.jimloy.com/fractals/julia.htm">http://www.jimloy.com/fractals/julia.htm</a> + */ + public void juliaColor(NumberComplex c) throws FileNotFoundException { + int n = 512; + int ITERS = 256; + + int i, j, k; + + double xmin = -2.0; + double ymin = -2.0; + double width = 4.0; + double height = 4.0; + + // read in color map + int r, g, b; + Color[] colors = new Color[ITERS]; + Scanner in = new Scanner(new File("resources/mandel.txt")); + for(k=0; k<ITERS; k++) { + r = in.nextInt(); + g = in.nextInt(); + b = in.nextInt(); + colors[k] = new Color(r, g, b); + } + in.close(); + Picture pic = new Picture(n, n); + + double x, y; + NumberComplex z; + for(i=0; i<n; i++){ + for(j=0; j<n; j++) { + x = xmin + i*width/n; + y = ymin + j*height/n; + z = new NumberComplex(x, y); + k = julia(c, z, ITERS); + pic.set(i, j, colors[k]); + } + } + pic.show(); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) throws FileNotFoundException { + Set set = new Set(); +// set.mandelbrot(-.5, 0, 2); +// set.mandelbrot(.1015, -.633, 1); +// set.mandelbrot(.1015, -.633, 0.1); +// set.mandelbrot(.1015, -.633, 0.01); +// set.mandelbrot(.1015, -.633, 0.001); + +// set.mandelbrotColor(-.5, 0, 2); + // increase dwell +// set.mandelbrotColor(-0.7615134027775, 0.0794865972225, 0.0032285925920); + +// set.juliaColor(-0.75, 0.1); +// set.juliaColor(-1.25, 0); +// set.juliaColor(0.1, 0.7); +// set.juliaColor(0.3, -0.6); +// set.juliaColor(-.123, .745); // Douady's Rabbit Fractal or the Dragon Fractal +// set.juliaColor(-.75, 0); // San Marco Fractal + set.juliaColor(-0.391,-0.587); // Siegel Disk Fractal + } +} diff --git a/src/math/Taxicab.java b/src/math/Taxicab.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..304b9c8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Taxicab.java @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +package math; + +/** + * Prints out any number between 1 and N that can be expressed as the + * sum of two cubes in two (or more) different ways. + * + * % java Ramanujan 1728 + * + * % java Ramanujan 1729 + * 1729 = 1^3 + 12^3 = 9^3 + 10^3 + * + * % java Ramanujan 10000 + * 1729 = 1^3 + 12^3 = 9^3 + 10^3 + * 4104 = 2^3 + 16^3 = 9^3 + 15^3 + * + * % java Ramanujan 100000 + * 1729 = 1^3 + 12^3 = 9^3 + 10^3 + * 4104 = 2^3 + 16^3 = 9^3 + 15^3 + * 13832 = 2^3 + 24^3 = 18^3 + 20^3 + * 39312 = 2^3 + 34^3 = 15^3 + 33^3 + * 46683 = 3^3 + 36^3 = 27^3 + 30^3 + * 32832 = 4^3 + 32^3 = 18^3 + 30^3 + * 40033 = 9^3 + 34^3 = 16^3 + 33^3 + * 20683 = 10^3 + 27^3 = 19^3 + 24^3 + * 65728 = 12^3 + 40^3 = 31^3 + 33^3 + * 64232 = 17^3 + 39^3 = 26^3 + 36^3 + * + * % java Ramanujan 100000000 | sort -n // sort results numerically in Unix + * 1729 = 1^3 + 12^3 = 9^3 + 10^3 + * ... + * 87539319 = 167^3 + 436^3 = 228^3 + 423^3 + * 87539319 = 167^3 + 436^3 = 255^3 + 414^3 + * 87539319 = 228^3 + 423^3 = 255^3 + 414^3 + * ... + * + * Bugs + * ---- + * If a number can be expressed as a sum of cubes in more than two + * different ways, the program prints some duplicates. + * + */ +public class Taxicab { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // read in one command-line argument + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // for each a, b, c, d, check whether a^3 + b^3 = c^3 + d^3 + for (int a = 1; a <= N; a++) { + int a3 = a*a*a; + if (a3 > N) break; + + // start at a to avoid print out duplicate + for (int b = a; b <= N; b++) { + int b3 = b*b*b; + if (a3 + b3 > N) break; + + // start at a + 1 to avoid printing out duplicates + for (int c = a + 1; c <= N; c++) { + int c3 = c*c*c; + if (c3 > a3 + b3) break; + + // start at c to avoid printing out duplicates + for (int d = c; d <= N; d++) { + int d3 = d*d*d; + if (c3 + d3 > a3 + b3) break; + + if (c3 + d3 == a3 + b3) { + System.out.print((a3+b3) + " = "); + System.out.print(a + "^3 + " + b + "^3 = "); + System.out.print(c + "^3 + " + d + "^3"); + System.out.println(); + } + } + } + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/math/Verhulst.java b/src/math/Verhulst.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0c905a5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/Verhulst.java @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +package math; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Verhulst.java + * Execution: java Verhulst R + * + * % java Verhulst 3.0 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.text.DecimalFormat; + +public class Verhulst { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + DecimalFormat f = new DecimalFormat("0.0000000000"); + double R = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + int N = 100; + double a, b, c, d, e; + + a = b = c = d = e = 0.5; + + for (int i = 1; i <= N; i++) { + a = (R+1)*a - R*(a*a); + b = (R+1)*b - (R*b)*b; + c = ((R+1) - R*c) * c; + d = R*d + (1 - R*d)*d; + e = e + R*(e - e*e); + if (i % 10 != 0) continue; + System.out.print(i + ": "); + System.out.println(f.format(a) + " " + + f.format(b) + " " + + f.format(c) + " " + + f.format(d) + " " + + f.format(e)); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/cipher/Encoder.java b/src/math/cipher/Encoder.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cdc0057 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/cipher/Encoder.java @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +package math.cipher; + +public class Encoder { + + public static int strToNumber(String str){ + char[] ca = str.toUpperCase().toCharArray(); + int zahl = 0; + int z = 0; + int sum = 0; + for(int i=0; i<ca.length; i++){ + zahl = ca[i] - 64; + if(zahl > 0 && zahl < 27){ + z = zahl / 10; + sum += (zahl - 9*z) * Math.pow(10, z); + } + } + return sum; + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/cipher/HammingDecoder.java b/src/math/cipher/HammingDecoder.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fb62f3e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/cipher/HammingDecoder.java @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +package math.cipher; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac HammingDecoder.java StdIn.java + * Execution: java HammingDecoder < all7.txt + * + * Read in sequences of 7 Hamming-encoded bits at a time from + * stdin, and print 4 corrected bits to stdout. Assumes input + * is a multiple of 7 bits (or is terminated with FFFF). + * + * % java HammingEncoder < all4.txt | java HammingDecoder + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class HammingDecoder { + + // return an integer corresponding to the 4 digit hex string + public static int fromHex(String s) { + return Integer.parseInt(s, 16) & 0xFFFF; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + while(!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + int m1 = StdIn.readInt(); + if (m1 == 0xFFFF) break; + int m2 = StdIn.readInt(); + int m3 = StdIn.readInt(); + int m4 = StdIn.readInt(); + int p1 = StdIn.readInt(); + int p2 = StdIn.readInt(); + int p3 = StdIn.readInt(); + + // check parity bits + int c1 = p1 ^ m1 ^ m2 ^ m4; + int c2 = p2 ^ m1 ^ m3 ^ m4; + int c3 = p3 ^ m2 ^ m3 ^ m4; + + // flip bits if necessary + if (c1 + c2 + c3 == 3) m4 = 1 ^ m4; + else if (c1 + c2 == 2) m1 = 1 ^ m1; + else if (c1 + c3 == 2) m2 = 1 ^ m2; + else if (c2 + c3 == 2) m3 = 1 ^ m3; + + // print corrected bits + System.out.println(m1 + " " + m2 + " " + m3 + " " + m4); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/math/cipher/HammingEncoder.java b/src/math/cipher/HammingEncoder.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..03b9857 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/cipher/HammingEncoder.java @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +package math.cipher; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac HammingEncoder.java StdIn.java + * Execution: java HammingEncoder < all4.txt + * + * Read in sequences of 4 bits at a time from stdin, compute + * 3 parity bits for Hamming code, and print resulting 7 bits + * to stdout. + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class HammingEncoder { + + // return an integer corresponding to the 4 digit hex string + public static int fromHex(String s) { + return Integer.parseInt(s, 16) & 0xFFFF; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + while(!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + int m1 = fromHex(StdIn.readString()); + if (m1 == 0xFFFF) break; + int m2 = fromHex(StdIn.readString()); + int m3 = fromHex(StdIn.readString()); + int m4 = fromHex(StdIn.readString()); + + // compute parity bits + int p1 = m1 ^ m2 ^ m4; + int p2 = m1 ^ m3 ^ m4; + int p3 = m2 ^ m3 ^ m4; + + // print results + System.out.print(m1 + " " + m2 + " " + m3 + " " + m4 + " "); + System.out.print(p1 + " " + p2 + " " + p3); + System.out.println(); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/math/cipher/KamaSutra.java b/src/math/cipher/KamaSutra.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..59b42ed --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/cipher/KamaSutra.java @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +package math.cipher; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac KamaSutra.java + * Execution: java KamaSutra word + * + * Encode a message using the Kama Sutra cipher. + * + * % java KamaSutra "MEET AT ELEVEN" + * SUUR QR UWUPUO + * + * % java KamaSutra "SUUR QR UWUPUO" + * MEET AT ELEVEN + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class KamaSutra { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String top = "ABCEFGHKLMNPR"; + String bot = "QDZUJIXYWSOVT"; + String s = args[0].toUpperCase(); + + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) { + char c = s.charAt(i); + if (top.indexOf(c) >= 0) System.out.print(bot.charAt(top.indexOf(c))); + else if (bot.indexOf(c) >= 0) System.out.print(top.charAt(bot.indexOf(c))); + else System.out.print(c); + } + System.out.println(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/cipher/RSA.java b/src/math/cipher/RSA.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..30e7bb0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/cipher/RSA.java @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ +package math.cipher; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac RSA.java + * Execution: java RSA N + * + * Generate an N-bit public and private RSA key and use to encrypt + * and decrypt a random message. + * + * % java RSA 50 + * public = 65537 + * private = 553699199426609 + * modulus = 825641896390631 + * message = 48194775244950 + * encrpyted = 321340212160104 + * decrypted = 48194775244950 + * + * Known bugs (not addressed for simplicity) + * ----------------------------------------- + * - It could be the case that the message >= modulus. To avoid, use + * a do-while loop to generate key until modulus happen to be exactly N bits. + * + * - It's possible that gcd(phi, publicKey) != 1 in which case + * the key generation fails. This will only happen if phi is a + * multiple of 65537. To avoid, use a do-while loop to generate + * keys until the gcd is 1. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.math.BigInteger; +import java.security.SecureRandom; + + +public class RSA { + private final static BigInteger one = new BigInteger("1"); + private final static SecureRandom random = new SecureRandom(); + + private BigInteger privateKey; + private BigInteger publicKey; + private BigInteger modulus; + + // generate an N-bit (roughly) public and private key + RSA(int N) { + BigInteger p = BigInteger.probablePrime(N/2, random); + BigInteger q = BigInteger.probablePrime(N/2, random); + BigInteger phi = (p.subtract(one)).multiply(q.subtract(one)); + + modulus = p.multiply(q); + publicKey = new BigInteger("65537"); // common value in practice = 2^16 + 1 + privateKey = publicKey.modInverse(phi); + } + + + BigInteger encrypt(BigInteger message) { + return message.modPow(publicKey, modulus); + } + + BigInteger decrypt(BigInteger encrypted) { + return encrypted.modPow(privateKey, modulus); + } + + public String toString() { + String s = ""; + s += "public = " + publicKey + "\n"; + s += "private = " + privateKey + "\n"; + s += "modulus = " + modulus; + return s; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + RSA key = new RSA(N); + System.out.println(key); + + // create random message, encrypt and decrypt + BigInteger message = new BigInteger(N-1, random); + + //// create message by converting string to integer + // String s = "test"; + // byte[] bytes = s.getBytes(); + // BigInteger message = new BigInteger(s); + + BigInteger encrypt = key.encrypt(message); + BigInteger decrypt = key.decrypt(encrypt); + System.out.println("message = " + message); + System.out.println("encrpyted = " + encrypt); + System.out.println("decrypted = " + decrypt); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/cipher/Rot13.java b/src/math/cipher/Rot13.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9170f79 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/cipher/Rot13.java @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +package math.cipher; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Rot13.java + * Execution: java Rot13 string + * + * Encodes the string using Rot13. Rot13 works by replacing each upper + * and lower case letters with the letter 13 positions ahead or behind + * it in the alphabet. The encryption algorithm is symmetric - applying + * the same algorithm a second time recovers the original message. + * + * %java Rot13 Encryption + * Rapelcgvba + * + * % java Rot13 Rapelcgvba + * Encryption + * + * % java Rot13 abcABCzyxZYX + * nopNOPmlkMLK + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Rot13 { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String s = args[0]; + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) { + char c = s.charAt(i); + if (c >= 'a' && c <= 'm') c += 13; + else if (c >= 'A' && c <= 'M') c += 13; + else if (c >= 'n' && c <= 'z') c -= 13; + else if (c >= 'N' && c <= 'Z') c -= 13; + System.out.print(c); + } + System.out.println(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/convert/BinaryConverter.java b/src/math/convert/BinaryConverter.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4d1389d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/convert/BinaryConverter.java @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +package math.convert; + +/** + * Converts an integer to and from its binary representation. + */ +public class BinaryConverter { + + /** + * convert a String of 0's and 1's into an integer + * @param s string + * @return integer + */ + public static int fromBinaryString(String s) { + int result = 0; + for(int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) { + char c = s.charAt(i); + if (c == '0') result = 2 * result; + else if (c == '1') result = 2 * result + 1; + } + return result; + } + + /** + * convert an int into a String of 0's and 1's + * @param n integer + * @return String + */ + public static String toBinaryString(int n) { + // special case + if (n == 0) return "0"; + + // build string from right to left + String s = ""; + while(n > 0) { + if(n % 2 == 0) s = '0' + s; + else s = '1' + s; + n = n / 2; + } + return s; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int n = 47; + String s = "101111"; + System.out.println(n + ": " + toBinaryString(n)); + System.out.println(s + ": " + fromBinaryString(s)); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/convert/CDDB.java b/src/math/convert/CDDB.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e4e7b0a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/convert/CDDB.java @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +package math.convert; + +import math.Maths; + +/** + * % java CDDB + * 970ada0c + * + * Note: Pearl Jam's album Vs. has N = 12 tracks. The first track + * starts at frames[0] = 150, the second at frames[1] = 14672, + * the twelfth at frames[11] = 185792, and the disc ends at + * frames[N] = 208500. Its disc id is 970ADA0C. + * + * The disc id is a 32-bit integer, which we represent using 8 + * hex digits XXYYYYZZ. + * + * - XX is the checksum. The checksum is computed as follows: + * for each starting frame[i], we convert it to seconds by + * dividing by the frame rate 75; then we sum up the decimal + * digits. E.g., if frame[i] = 7500600, this corresponds to + * 100008 seconds whose digit sum is 1 + 8 = 9. + * XX is the total sum of all of these digit sums mod 255. + * - YYYY is the length of the album tracks in seconds. It is + * computed as (frames[N] - frames[0]) / 75 and output in hex. + * - ZZ is the number of tracks N expressed in hex. + */ +public class CDDB { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int FRAMES_PER_SECOND = 75; + int[] frames = { 150, 14672, 27367, 45030, 60545, 76707, 103645, + 116430, 137730, 156887, 171577, 185792, 208500 } ; + + int N = frames.length - 1; // 12 + int totalLength = (frames[N] - frames[0]) / FRAMES_PER_SECOND; + int checkSum = 0; + + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + checkSum += Maths.digitSum(frames[i] / FRAMES_PER_SECOND); + + int XX = checkSum % 255; + int YYYY = totalLength; + int ZZ = N; + + // XXYYYYZZ + int discID = ((XX << 24) | (YYYY << 8) | ZZ); + System.out.println(Integer.toHexString(discID)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/convert/CRC16.java b/src/math/convert/CRC16.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0cf4201 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/convert/CRC16.java @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +package math.convert; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac CRC16.java + * Execution: java CRC16 s + * + * Reads in a string s as a command-line argument, and prints out + * its 16-bit Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC16). Uses a lookup table. + * + * Reference: http://www.gelato.unsw.edu.au/lxr/source/lib/crc16.c + * + * % java CRC16 123456789 + * CRC16 = bb3d + * + * Uses irreducible polynomial: 1 + x^2 + x^15 + x^16 + *************************************************************************/ +public class CRC16 { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + int[] table = { + 0x0000, 0xC0C1, 0xC181, 0x0140, 0xC301, 0x03C0, 0x0280, 0xC241, + 0xC601, 0x06C0, 0x0780, 0xC741, 0x0500, 0xC5C1, 0xC481, 0x0440, + 0xCC01, 0x0CC0, 0x0D80, 0xCD41, 0x0F00, 0xCFC1, 0xCE81, 0x0E40, + 0x0A00, 0xCAC1, 0xCB81, 0x0B40, 0xC901, 0x09C0, 0x0880, 0xC841, + 0xD801, 0x18C0, 0x1980, 0xD941, 0x1B00, 0xDBC1, 0xDA81, 0x1A40, + 0x1E00, 0xDEC1, 0xDF81, 0x1F40, 0xDD01, 0x1DC0, 0x1C80, 0xDC41, + 0x1400, 0xD4C1, 0xD581, 0x1540, 0xD701, 0x17C0, 0x1680, 0xD641, + 0xD201, 0x12C0, 0x1380, 0xD341, 0x1100, 0xD1C1, 0xD081, 0x1040, + 0xF001, 0x30C0, 0x3180, 0xF141, 0x3300, 0xF3C1, 0xF281, 0x3240, + 0x3600, 0xF6C1, 0xF781, 0x3740, 0xF501, 0x35C0, 0x3480, 0xF441, + 0x3C00, 0xFCC1, 0xFD81, 0x3D40, 0xFF01, 0x3FC0, 0x3E80, 0xFE41, + 0xFA01, 0x3AC0, 0x3B80, 0xFB41, 0x3900, 0xF9C1, 0xF881, 0x3840, + 0x2800, 0xE8C1, 0xE981, 0x2940, 0xEB01, 0x2BC0, 0x2A80, 0xEA41, + 0xEE01, 0x2EC0, 0x2F80, 0xEF41, 0x2D00, 0xEDC1, 0xEC81, 0x2C40, + 0xE401, 0x24C0, 0x2580, 0xE541, 0x2700, 0xE7C1, 0xE681, 0x2640, + 0x2200, 0xE2C1, 0xE381, 0x2340, 0xE101, 0x21C0, 0x2080, 0xE041, + 0xA001, 0x60C0, 0x6180, 0xA141, 0x6300, 0xA3C1, 0xA281, 0x6240, + 0x6600, 0xA6C1, 0xA781, 0x6740, 0xA501, 0x65C0, 0x6480, 0xA441, + 0x6C00, 0xACC1, 0xAD81, 0x6D40, 0xAF01, 0x6FC0, 0x6E80, 0xAE41, + 0xAA01, 0x6AC0, 0x6B80, 0xAB41, 0x6900, 0xA9C1, 0xA881, 0x6840, + 0x7800, 0xB8C1, 0xB981, 0x7940, 0xBB01, 0x7BC0, 0x7A80, 0xBA41, + 0xBE01, 0x7EC0, 0x7F80, 0xBF41, 0x7D00, 0xBDC1, 0xBC81, 0x7C40, + 0xB401, 0x74C0, 0x7580, 0xB541, 0x7700, 0xB7C1, 0xB681, 0x7640, + 0x7200, 0xB2C1, 0xB381, 0x7340, 0xB101, 0x71C0, 0x7080, 0xB041, + 0x5000, 0x90C1, 0x9181, 0x5140, 0x9301, 0x53C0, 0x5280, 0x9241, + 0x9601, 0x56C0, 0x5780, 0x9741, 0x5500, 0x95C1, 0x9481, 0x5440, + 0x9C01, 0x5CC0, 0x5D80, 0x9D41, 0x5F00, 0x9FC1, 0x9E81, 0x5E40, + 0x5A00, 0x9AC1, 0x9B81, 0x5B40, 0x9901, 0x59C0, 0x5880, 0x9841, + 0x8801, 0x48C0, 0x4980, 0x8941, 0x4B00, 0x8BC1, 0x8A81, 0x4A40, + 0x4E00, 0x8EC1, 0x8F81, 0x4F40, 0x8D01, 0x4DC0, 0x4C80, 0x8C41, + 0x4400, 0x84C1, 0x8581, 0x4540, 0x8701, 0x47C0, 0x4680, 0x8641, + 0x8201, 0x42C0, 0x4380, 0x8341, 0x4100, 0x81C1, 0x8081, 0x4040, + }; + + + byte[] bytes = args[0].getBytes(); + int crc = 0x0000; + for (byte b : bytes) { + crc = (crc >>> 8) ^ table[(crc ^ b) & 0xff]; + } + + System.out.println("CRC16 = " + Integer.toHexString(crc)); + + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/convert/CRC16CCITT.java b/src/math/convert/CRC16CCITT.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2c1d406 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/convert/CRC16CCITT.java @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +package math.convert; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac CRC16CCITT.java + * Execution: java CRC16CCITT s + * Dependencies: + * + * Reads in a sequence of bytes and prints out its 16 bit + * Cylcic Redundancy Check (CRC-CCIIT 0xFFFF). + * + * 1 + x + x^5 + x^12 + x^16 is irreducible polynomial. + * + * % java CRC16-CCITT 123456789 + * CRC16-CCITT = 29b1 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class CRC16CCITT { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int crc = 0xFFFF; // initial value + int polynomial = 0x1021; // 0001 0000 0010 0001 (0, 5, 12) + + // byte[] testBytes = "123456789".getBytes("ASCII"); + + byte[] bytes = args[0].getBytes(); + + for (byte b : bytes) { + for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) { + boolean bit = ((b >> (7-i) & 1) == 1); + boolean c15 = ((crc >> 15 & 1) == 1); + crc <<= 1; + if (c15 ^ bit) crc ^= polynomial; + } + } + + crc &= 0xffff; + System.out.println("CRC16-CCITT = " + Integer.toHexString(crc)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/convert/CRC32.java b/src/math/convert/CRC32.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fe4f5e5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/convert/CRC32.java @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ +package math.convert; +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac CRC32.java + * Execution: java CRC32 s + * + * Reads in a string s as a command-line argument, and prints out + * its 32 bit Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC32 or Ethernet / AAL5 or ITU-TSS). + * + * Uses direct table lookup, calculation, and Java library. + * + * % java CRC32 123456789 + * CRC32 (via table lookup) = cbf43926 + * CRC32 (via direct calculation) = cbf43926 + * CRC32 (via Java's library) = cbf43926 + * + * + * + * Uses irreducible polynomial: + * 1 + x + x^2 + x^4 + x^5 + x^7 + x^8 + + * x^10 + x^11 + x^12 + x^16 + x^22 + x^23 + x^26 + * + * 0000 0100 1100 0001 0001 1101 1011 0111 + * 0 4 C 1 1 D B 7 + * + * The reverse of this polynomial is + * + * 0 2 3 8 8 B D E + * + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class CRC32 { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + /************************************************************************** + * Using table lookup + * Reference: http://snippets.dzone.com/tag/crc32 + **************************************************************************/ + + int[] table = { + 0x00000000, 0x77073096, 0xee0e612c, 0x990951ba, 0x076dc419, 0x706af48f, 0xe963a535, 0x9e6495a3, + 0x0edb8832, 0x79dcb8a4, 0xe0d5e91e, 0x97d2d988, 0x09b64c2b, 0x7eb17cbd, 0xe7b82d07, 0x90bf1d91, + 0x1db71064, 0x6ab020f2, 0xf3b97148, 0x84be41de, 0x1adad47d, 0x6ddde4eb, 0xf4d4b551, 0x83d385c7, + 0x136c9856, 0x646ba8c0, 0xfd62f97a, 0x8a65c9ec, 0x14015c4f, 0x63066cd9, 0xfa0f3d63, 0x8d080df5, + 0x3b6e20c8, 0x4c69105e, 0xd56041e4, 0xa2677172, 0x3c03e4d1, 0x4b04d447, 0xd20d85fd, 0xa50ab56b, + 0x35b5a8fa, 0x42b2986c, 0xdbbbc9d6, 0xacbcf940, 0x32d86ce3, 0x45df5c75, 0xdcd60dcf, 0xabd13d59, + 0x26d930ac, 0x51de003a, 0xc8d75180, 0xbfd06116, 0x21b4f4b5, 0x56b3c423, 0xcfba9599, 0xb8bda50f, + 0x2802b89e, 0x5f058808, 0xc60cd9b2, 0xb10be924, 0x2f6f7c87, 0x58684c11, 0xc1611dab, 0xb6662d3d, + 0x76dc4190, 0x01db7106, 0x98d220bc, 0xefd5102a, 0x71b18589, 0x06b6b51f, 0x9fbfe4a5, 0xe8b8d433, + 0x7807c9a2, 0x0f00f934, 0x9609a88e, 0xe10e9818, 0x7f6a0dbb, 0x086d3d2d, 0x91646c97, 0xe6635c01, + 0x6b6b51f4, 0x1c6c6162, 0x856530d8, 0xf262004e, 0x6c0695ed, 0x1b01a57b, 0x8208f4c1, 0xf50fc457, + 0x65b0d9c6, 0x12b7e950, 0x8bbeb8ea, 0xfcb9887c, 0x62dd1ddf, 0x15da2d49, 0x8cd37cf3, 0xfbd44c65, + 0x4db26158, 0x3ab551ce, 0xa3bc0074, 0xd4bb30e2, 0x4adfa541, 0x3dd895d7, 0xa4d1c46d, 0xd3d6f4fb, + 0x4369e96a, 0x346ed9fc, 0xad678846, 0xda60b8d0, 0x44042d73, 0x33031de5, 0xaa0a4c5f, 0xdd0d7cc9, + 0x5005713c, 0x270241aa, 0xbe0b1010, 0xc90c2086, 0x5768b525, 0x206f85b3, 0xb966d409, 0xce61e49f, + 0x5edef90e, 0x29d9c998, 0xb0d09822, 0xc7d7a8b4, 0x59b33d17, 0x2eb40d81, 0xb7bd5c3b, 0xc0ba6cad, + 0xedb88320, 0x9abfb3b6, 0x03b6e20c, 0x74b1d29a, 0xead54739, 0x9dd277af, 0x04db2615, 0x73dc1683, + 0xe3630b12, 0x94643b84, 0x0d6d6a3e, 0x7a6a5aa8, 0xe40ecf0b, 0x9309ff9d, 0x0a00ae27, 0x7d079eb1, + 0xf00f9344, 0x8708a3d2, 0x1e01f268, 0x6906c2fe, 0xf762575d, 0x806567cb, 0x196c3671, 0x6e6b06e7, + 0xfed41b76, 0x89d32be0, 0x10da7a5a, 0x67dd4acc, 0xf9b9df6f, 0x8ebeeff9, 0x17b7be43, 0x60b08ed5, + 0xd6d6a3e8, 0xa1d1937e, 0x38d8c2c4, 0x4fdff252, 0xd1bb67f1, 0xa6bc5767, 0x3fb506dd, 0x48b2364b, + 0xd80d2bda, 0xaf0a1b4c, 0x36034af6, 0x41047a60, 0xdf60efc3, 0xa867df55, 0x316e8eef, 0x4669be79, + 0xcb61b38c, 0xbc66831a, 0x256fd2a0, 0x5268e236, 0xcc0c7795, 0xbb0b4703, 0x220216b9, 0x5505262f, + 0xc5ba3bbe, 0xb2bd0b28, 0x2bb45a92, 0x5cb36a04, 0xc2d7ffa7, 0xb5d0cf31, 0x2cd99e8b, 0x5bdeae1d, + 0x9b64c2b0, 0xec63f226, 0x756aa39c, 0x026d930a, 0x9c0906a9, 0xeb0e363f, 0x72076785, 0x05005713, + 0x95bf4a82, 0xe2b87a14, 0x7bb12bae, 0x0cb61b38, 0x92d28e9b, 0xe5d5be0d, 0x7cdcefb7, 0x0bdbdf21, + 0x86d3d2d4, 0xf1d4e242, 0x68ddb3f8, 0x1fda836e, 0x81be16cd, 0xf6b9265b, 0x6fb077e1, 0x18b74777, + 0x88085ae6, 0xff0f6a70, 0x66063bca, 0x11010b5c, 0x8f659eff, 0xf862ae69, 0x616bffd3, 0x166ccf45, + 0xa00ae278, 0xd70dd2ee, 0x4e048354, 0x3903b3c2, 0xa7672661, 0xd06016f7, 0x4969474d, 0x3e6e77db, + 0xaed16a4a, 0xd9d65adc, 0x40df0b66, 0x37d83bf0, 0xa9bcae53, 0xdebb9ec5, 0x47b2cf7f, 0x30b5ffe9, + 0xbdbdf21c, 0xcabac28a, 0x53b39330, 0x24b4a3a6, 0xbad03605, 0xcdd70693, 0x54de5729, 0x23d967bf, + 0xb3667a2e, 0xc4614ab8, 0x5d681b02, 0x2a6f2b94, 0xb40bbe37, 0xc30c8ea1, 0x5a05df1b, 0x2d02ef8d, + }; + + + byte[] bytes = args[0].getBytes(); + int crc = 0xffffffff; + for (byte b : bytes) { + crc = (crc >>> 8) ^ table[(crc ^ b) & 0xff]; + } + + // flip bits + crc = crc ^ 0xffffffff; + + System.out.println("CRC32 (via table lookup) = " + Integer.toHexString(crc)); + + + + /************************************************************************** + * Using direct calculation + **************************************************************************/ + + crc = 0xFFFFFFFF; // initial contents of LFBSR + int poly = 0xEDB88320; // reverse polynomial + + for (byte b : bytes) { + int temp = (crc ^ b) & 0xff; + + // read 8 bits one at a time + for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) { + if ((temp & 1) == 1) temp = (temp >>> 1) ^ poly; + else temp = (temp >>> 1); + } + crc = (crc >>> 8) ^ temp; + } + + // flip bits + crc = crc ^ 0xffffffff; + + System.out.println("CRC32 (via direct calculation) = " + Integer.toHexString(crc)); + + + + /************************************************************************** + * Using Java's java.util.zip.CRC32 library + **************************************************************************/ + java.util.zip.CRC32 x = new java.util.zip.CRC32(); + x.update(bytes); + System.out.println("CRC32 (via Java's library) = " + Long.toHexString(x.getValue())); + + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/convert/Converter.java b/src/math/convert/Converter.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9e7bcba --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/convert/Converter.java @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +package math.convert; +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Converter.java + * Execution: java Converter + * + * Converts an integer to and from its base b representation. + * No error checking is currently implemented. + * + * Remarks + * ------- + * - See also Integer.toHexString(), Integer.toString(int i, int radix) + * - See also Integer.parseInt(String s, int radix) + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Converter { + + // converts integer n into a base b string + public static String toString(int n, int base) { + // special case + if (n == 0) return "0"; + + String digits = "0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"; + String s = ""; + while (n > 0) { + int d = n % base; + s = digits.charAt(d) + s; + n = n / base; + } + return s; + } + + public static String toBinaryString(int n) { return toString(n, 2); } + public static String toHexString(int n) { return toString(n, 16); } + + + public static void inputError(String s) { + throw new RuntimeException("Input error with" + s); + } + + // convert a String representing a base b integer into an int + public static int fromString(String s, int b) { + int result = 0; + int digit = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) { + char c = s.charAt(i); + if (c >= '0' && c <= '9') + digit = c - '0'; + else if (c >= 'A' && c <= 'Z') + digit = 10 + c - 'A'; + else inputError(s); + + if (digit < b) result = b * result + digit; + else inputError(s); + } + return result; + } + + public static int fromBinaryString(String s) { return fromString(s, 2); } + public static int fromHexString(String s) { return fromString(s, 16); } + + + // sample test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + int n = 47; + String s = "101111"; + System.out.println(n + ": " + toBinaryString(n)); + System.out.println(s + ": " + fromBinaryString(s)); + System.out.println(n + ": " + toHexString(n)); + System.out.println(); + + n = 2620; + s = "0A3C"; + System.out.println(n + ": " + toBinaryString(n)); + System.out.println(s + ": " + fromHexString(s)); + System.out.println(n + ": " + toHexString(n)); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/convert/Hex2Decimal.java b/src/math/convert/Hex2Decimal.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..68c66bd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/convert/Hex2Decimal.java @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +package math.convert; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Hex2Decimal.java + * Execution: java Hex2Decimal x + * + * Functions to convert x from hex to decimal and back. + * + * % java Hex2Decimal 1F + * 31 + * + * % java Hex2Decimal FF + * 255 + * + * % java Hex2Decimal DEAD + * 57005 + * + * Alternate solution: Integer.parseInt(s, 16) + * This is more robust and works with negative integers. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Hex2Decimal { + + public static int hex2decimal(String s) { + String digits = "0123456789ABCDEF"; + s = s.toUpperCase(); + int val = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) { + char c = s.charAt(i); + int d = digits.indexOf(c); + val = 16*val + d; + } + return val; + } + + + // precondition: d is a nonnegative integer + public static String decimal2hex(int d) { + String digits = "0123456789ABCDEF"; + if (d == 0) return "0"; + String hex = ""; + while (d > 0) { + int digit = d % 16; // rightmost digit + hex = digits.charAt(digit) + hex; // string concatenation + d = d / 16; + } + return hex; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int decimal = hex2decimal(args[0]); + System.out.println(decimal); + + String hex = decimal2hex(decimal); + System.out.println(hex); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/convert/HexInOut.java b/src/math/convert/HexInOut.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d4d4135 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/convert/HexInOut.java @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +package math.convert; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/** + * Reads a hex integer from standard input and prints it to standard output. + * + * % java HexInOut + * F0E3 + */ +public class HexInOut { + public static void main(String[] args) { + short a = (short) Integer.parseInt(StdIn.readString(), 16); + System.out.println("Decimal: " + a); + System.out.println("Hex: " + Integer.toHexString(a)); + + a = StdIn.readShort(); + System.out.println("Decimal: " + a); + System.out.println("Hex: " + Integer.toHexString(a)); + + } +} diff --git a/src/math/convert/Rumpelstiltskin.java b/src/math/convert/Rumpelstiltskin.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..64eeafc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/convert/Rumpelstiltskin.java @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +package math.convert; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Rumpelstiltskin.java Converter.java + * Execution: java Rumpelstiltskin N + * + * Enumerate all alphanumeric strings of <= N characters. + * Counts from 0 to 36^N - 1 and converts to base 36. + * Not the most efficient method, but amazingly little code! + * + * Sample execution: + * + * % java Rumpelstiltskin 4 + * 0 + * 1 + * ... + * ZZZZ + * + * + * Warning: algorithm only works for N <= 5 since 36^6 will overflow + * an int. But this prints out 60,466,176 strings. Use a long to go + * up to N = 12, but be prepared to wait centuries! + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Rumpelstiltskin { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 4; + + for (int i = 0; i < Math.pow(36, N); i++) + System.out.println(Converter.toString(i, 36)); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/diffeq/Laplace.java b/src/math/diffeq/Laplace.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f5c2bd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/diffeq/Laplace.java @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +package math.diffeq; + + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; +/** + * + * @author Daniel + * + */ +public class Laplace { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = 512; + if(args.length > 0) { + try { + N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + } catch (NumberFormatException e) { + System.err.println("Argument" + " must be an integer"); + System.exit(1); + } + } + int i, j, r; + Picture pic = new Picture(N+1, N+1); + double[][] V = new double[N+1][N+1]; + + // precompute colors + Color[] colors = new Color[101]; + for(i=0; i<=100; i++){ + int red = (255 * i) / 100; + int green = 0; + int blue = 255 - red; + colors[i] = new Color(red, green, blue); + } + for(i=0; i<=100; i=i+10) + colors[i] = Color.BLACK; + + // initialize all points with reasonable starting values for the potential + for(i=1; i<N; i++) + for(j=1; j<N; j++) + V[i][j] = 51.0; + + // boundary conditions + for(j=0; j<=N; j++) V[0][j] = 30; // left + for(j=0; j<=N; j++) V[N][j] = 70; // right + for(i=0; i<=N; i++) V[i][0] = 0; // bottom + for(i=0; i<=N; i++) V[i][N] = 100; // top + + // numerically solve Laplace's equation + while(true) { + + // draw + for(i=1; i<N; i++){ + for(j=1; j<N; j++){ + int c = (int) Math.round(V[i][j]); + pic.set(i, N-1-j, colors[c]); + } + } + pic.show(); + + // repeat 100 times before drawing to screen + for(r=0; r<25; r++) + for(i=1; i<N; i++) + for(j=1; j<N; j++) + V[i][j] = 0.25* (V[i-1][j] + V[i+1][j] + V[i][j-1] + V[i][j+1]); + + } + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/diffeq/LaplaceSquare.java b/src/math/diffeq/LaplaceSquare.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5751859 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/diffeq/LaplaceSquare.java @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +package math.diffeq; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +/** + * Solve Laplace's equation over a 3N-by-3N grid, with 0 potential + * on the outer boundaries and potential 100 over an N-by-N square + * in the center. + * @author Daniel + * + */ +public class LaplaceSquare { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = 100; + if (args.length > 0) { + try { + N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + } catch (NumberFormatException e) { + System.err.println("Argument" + " must be an integer"); + System.exit(1); + } + } + int SIZE = 3*N; + Picture pic = new Picture(SIZE+1, SIZE+1); + double[][] V = new double [SIZE+1][SIZE+1]; + + // precompute colors from blue to red + Color[] colors = new Color[101]; + for (int i = 0; i <= 100; i++) { + int red = 255*i/100; + int green = 128; + int blue = 255*(100-i)/100; + colors[i] = new Color(red, green, blue); + } + // equipotentials in white for multiples of 10 + for (int i = 0; i <= 100; i = i + 10) + colors[i] = Color.WHITE; + + + // initialize potentials with reasonable starting values + for (int i = 1; i <= SIZE/2; i++) { + for (int j = 1; j <= SIZE/2; j++) { + V[i][j] = 100.0 * (i + j) / (SIZE); + V[SIZE-i][j] = V[i][SIZE-j] = V[SIZE-i][SIZE-j] = V[i][j]; + } + } + + // inner boundary + for (int i = N; i < 2*N; i++) + for (int j = N; j < 2*N; j++) + V[i][j] = 100; + + + + // numerically solve Laplace's equation + while(true) { + + // repeat 100 times before drawing to screen + for (int t = 0; t < 100; t++) { + for (int i = 1; i < SIZE; i++) { + for (int j = 1; j < SIZE; j++) { + if (!(i >= N && i < 2*N && j >= N && j < 2*N)) + V[i][j] = 0.25* (V[i-1][j] + V[i+1][j] + V[i][j-1] + V[i][j+1]); + } + } + } + + // draw + for (int i = 0; i <= SIZE; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j <= SIZE; j++) { + Color color = colors[(int) Math.round(V[i][j])]; + pic.set(i, N-1-j, color); + } + } + pic.show(); + } + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/diffeq/LogisticMap.java b/src/math/diffeq/LogisticMap.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1a0aa89 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/diffeq/LogisticMap.java @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +package math.diffeq; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/** + * Plot the bifurcation diagram of the logistic map. The logistic + * is: x[n+1] = 4 r x[n](1 - x[n]). For each value of r, discard + * the first 1000 iterates x[n], then plot the next 100. + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +public class LogisticMap { + + static double logistic(double y, double r) { + return 4.0 * r * y * (1.0 - y); + } + + // plot the logistic map using standard draw + public static void main(String[] args) { + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + int n = 800; + sd.setXscale(0.7, 1.0); + sd.setYscale(0.0, 1.0); + + int i; + double r; + for(r=0.7; r<=1.0; r+=0.3/n) { + double y = Math.random(); // choose random initial value + for(i=0; i<1000; i++) // ignore first 1000 iterates + y = logistic(y, r); + for(i=0; i<100; i++){ // plot next 1000 iterates + y = logistic(y, r); + sd.point(r, y); + } + sd.show(10); + } + + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/diffeq/Signal.java b/src/math/diffeq/Signal.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b8e97d6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/diffeq/Signal.java @@ -0,0 +1,264 @@ +package math.diffeq; + +import java.lang.reflect.Method; +import java.lang.reflect.Modifier; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import math.matrix.Vector; +import awt.Draw; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +public class Signal { + + public enum Function{ + Lorenz(new Signal.Lorenz()); + Object obj; + Function(Object obj){ this.obj = obj; } + } + + private Vector xi; // TODO: do I need this? + private Matrix x; + + public Signal() { + // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub + } + + public Signal(double x, double y, double z){ + this.xi = new Vector(x,y,z); + } + + /** + * @param n number of values for each data array + */ + public Signal(int n){ + x = new Matrix(3,n); + } + + public double xi(){ + return xi.x(); + } + public double yi(){ + return xi.y(); + } + public double zi(){ + return xi.z(); + } + + /** + * @return first data array, represent x + */ + public Vector getX(){ + return x.getM(0); // x stored in first row + } + + /** + * @return second data array, represent y + */ + public Vector getY(){ + return x.getM(1); // y stored in second row + } + + /** + * @return third data array, represent z + */ + public Vector getZ(){ + return x.getM(2); // z stored in third row + } + + /** + * @param i index + * @return i-th value in first data array, represent x<sub>i</sub> + */ + public double getX(int i){ + return x.get(0, i); // xi stored in first row and i-th column + } + + /** + * @param i index + * @return i-th value in first data array, represent y<sub>i</sub> + */ + public double getY(int i){ + return x.get(1, i); // yi stored in second row and i-th column + } + + /** + * @param i index + * @return i-th value in first data array, represent z<sub>i</sub> + */ + public double getZ(int i){ + return x.get(2, i); // zi stored in third row and i-th column + } + + /** + * data with new first value in first data array, represent x<sub>0</sub> + * @param x0 value + */ + public void setX(double x0){ + x.set(0, 0, x0); // x0 stored in first row and first column + } + + /** + * data with new first value in second data array, represent y<sub>0</sub> + * @param y0 value + */ + public void setY(double y0){ + x.set(1, 0, y0); // y0 stored in second row and first column + } + + /** + * data with new first value in third data array, represent z<sub>0</sub> + * @param z0 value + */ + public void setZ(double z0){ + x.set(2, 0, z0); // z0 stored in third row and first column + } + + public void setX(int i, double xi){ + x.set(0, i, xi); + } + public void setY(int i, double yi){ + x.set(1, i, yi); + } + public void setZ(int i, double zi){ + x.set(2, i, zi); + } + + /** + * Euler's method to numerically solve ODE + * @param dx + * @param dy + * @param dz + * @param dt + * @return xi + */ + public Vector eulerODE(double dx, double dy, double dz, double dt){ + try { + xi = xi.plus(Matrix.diag(dx,dy,dz).times(Vector.fill(3, dt))); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + return xi; + } + + /** + * Euler's method to numerically solve ODE + * @param xi + * @param dx + * @param yi + * @param dy + * @param zi + * @param dz + * @param dt + * @return xi + * @throws IllegalDimensionException + */ + public Vector eulerODE(double xi, double dx, double yi, double dy, double zi, double dz, double dt) throws IllegalDimensionException{ + this.xi = new Vector(xi,yi,zi).plus(Matrix.diag(dx,dy,dz).times(Vector.fill(3, dt))); + return this.xi; + } + + /** + * Euler's method to numerically solve ODE + * @param fct + * @param x0 + * @param y0 + * @param z0 + * @param dt + * @param n + * @return signal + * @throws Exception + */ + public static Signal eulerODE(Function fct, double x0, double y0, double z0, double dt, int n) throws Exception{ + Object obj = fct.obj; + Signal sn = new Signal(n); + sn.setX(x0); + sn.setY(y0); + sn.setZ(z0); + int i; + for(i=0; i<(n-1); i++){ + sn.setX(i+1, sn.getX(i) + (double) invokeMethod("dx", + new Class[]{double.class, double.class, double.class }, + new Object[] { sn.getX(i), sn.getY(i), sn.getZ(i) }, + obj.getClass(), obj) * dt); + sn.setY(i+1, sn.getY(i) + (double) invokeMethod("dy", + new Class[]{double.class, double.class, double.class }, + new Object[] { sn.getX(i), sn.getY(i), sn.getZ(i) }, + obj.getClass(), obj) * dt); + sn.setZ(i+1, sn.getZ(i) + (double) invokeMethod("dz", + new Class[]{double.class, double.class, double.class }, + new Object[] { sn.getX(i), sn.getY(i), sn.getZ(i) }, + obj.getClass(), obj) * dt); + } + return sn; + } + + private static Object invokeMethod(String methodName, Class<?>[] signature, + Object[] parameters, Class<? extends Object> targetClass, Object target) + throws Exception { + Method m = targetClass.getDeclaredMethod(methodName, signature); + + if (Modifier.isPrivate(m.getModifiers())) { + m.setAccessible(true); + } + + return m.invoke(target, parameters); + } + + /** + * Lorenz attractor + * @author Daniel + */ + public static class Lorenz{ + public double dx(double x, double y, double z) { + return -10*(x - y); + } + + public double dy(double x, double y, double z) { + return -x*z + 28*x - y; + } + + public double dz(double x, double y, double z) { + return x*y - 8*z/3; + } + } + + /** + * Plot phase space (x vs. z) of Lorenz attractor using Euler method. + * @throws Exception + */ + public void demoButterfly() throws Exception{ + double x = 0.0, y = 20.0, z = 25.0; + double dt = 0.002; // 0.001 + int n = 50000; + + Signal signal = Signal.eulerODE(Signal.Function.Lorenz, x, y, z, dt, n); + Draw draw = new Draw(signal.getX(), signal.getZ(), "Butterfly"); +// draw.cross(); + draw.animate(); + } + + /** + * Plot phase space (x vs. z) of Lorenz attractor with one set of + * initial conditions and another set of slightly perturbed initial + * conditions. Uses Euler method. + * @throws Exception + */ + public void demoLorenz() throws Exception{ + double dt = 0.002; + int n = 50000; + + Signal signal1 = Signal.eulerODE(Signal.Function.Lorenz, 0, 20.00, 25, dt, n); + Signal signal2 = Signal.eulerODE(Signal.Function.Lorenz, 0, 20.01, 25, dt, n); + Matrix signalX = new Matrix(signal1.getX(), signal2.getX()).transpose(); + Matrix signalZ = new Matrix(signal1.getZ(), signal2.getZ()).transpose(); + Draw draw = new Draw(signalX, signalZ, "Lorenz"); +// draw.cross(); + draw.animate(); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { +// new Signal().demoButterfly(); + new Signal().demoLorenz(); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/equation/EquationSolver.java b/src/math/equation/EquationSolver.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..79ef65a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/EquationSolver.java @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +package math.equation; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; +import exception.SingularException; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac MultivariateNewton.java + * Execution: java MultivariateNewton + * + * Run Newton's method to finds the roots and local min/max of + * a twice-differentiable function of one variable. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class EquationSolver { + public static final double EPSILON = 1e-14; + + // Newton's method to find x* such that f(x*) = 0, starting at x + public static Matrix root(Equations f, Matrix x) throws IllegalDimensionException, SingularException { + while (true) { + Matrix J = f.jacobian(x); + Matrix delta = J.inverse().times(f.eval(x)); + x = x.minus(delta); + if (delta.norm1() < EPSILON) break; + } + return x; + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/equation/Equations.java b/src/math/equation/Equations.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..511091c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/Equations.java @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +package math.equation; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; + +public interface Equations { + public Matrix eval(Matrix x); // return N-by-1 function evaluations + public Matrix jacobian(Matrix x); // return N-by-1 gradient +} diff --git a/src/math/equation/Function.java b/src/math/equation/Function.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d5a9366 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/Function.java @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +package math.equation; + +public interface Function { + public double eval(double x); + public double deriv(double x); + public double deriv2(double x); +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/equation/Functionz.java b/src/math/equation/Functionz.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..efe4918 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/Functionz.java @@ -0,0 +1,478 @@ +package math.equation; + +import java.util.Stack; // for Vector and Stack classes + +import math.number.NumberComplex; + +/** + The Functionz object implements a function of a complex variable + z. It depends upon the Complex class. It can be defined from an + infix string and evaluated at a Complex value. + @version 1.0 + @author Daniel Weschke + @see NumberComplex +*/ +public class Functionz extends Object { + + private Stack<String> fctStack; // Function stack in postfix + private String fctString; // Function definition in infix as string + + /** + Standard Constructor + @param s formula defining the function + */ + public Functionz(String s) { + fctString=s; + fctStack=parseFctz(s); + } + + /** + overrides Object toString method + @return formula defining the function + */ + public String toString() { + return fctString; + } + + // ******************************** + // SUBROUTINES FOR PARSER parseFctz + // ******************************** + + // STRIP WHITE SPACE (of course) + private char[] strip_whitespace(char[] s) { + char[] stripped=new char[s.length]; + int count=0; + for (int i=0;i<s.length;i++) { // strip white space + if ( !(s[i]==32 || s[i]==10 || s[i]==13 || s[i]==9) ) { + stripped[count]=s[i]; + count++; + } + } + if (count>0) { // copy to new char[] of corrected size + char[] ret=new char[count]; + for (int i=0;i<count;i++) ret[i]=stripped[i]; + return ret; + } + throw new NumberFormatException(); + } + + // CLASSIFY INPUT CHARACTER + private int classify_char(char c) { + if ((c>=97 && c<=122) || (c>=65 && c<=90)) + return 0; // character + if ((c>=48 && c<=57) || (c==46)) + return 1; // numerical + if (c=='+' || c=='-' || c=='*' || c=='/' || c=='^') + return 2; + if (c=='(') + return 3; + if (c==')') + return 4; + return 99; // error code + } + + // RANK PRECEDENCE OF OPERATORS + private int precedence(String s) { + if (s.equals("^")) return 4; + if (s.equalsIgnoreCase("chs")) return 3; + if (s.equals("*") || s.equals("/")) return 2; + if (s.equals("+") || s.equals("-")) return 1; + return 0; + } + + // *************************************** + // THE MAIN PARSER FUNCTION: parseFctz + // *************************************** + private Stack<String> parseFctz(String s) { + + boolean num=false; // currently processing numeric data flag + boolean str=false; // currently processing string data flag + boolean goodstr=true; // recognized string flag + char[] instring=s.toCharArray(); // input as char[] + int pre; // precedence value for operator + Stack<String> parsed=new Stack<String>(); // returned rpn stack + Stack<String> ops=new Stack<String>(); // stack of operators in conversion + String temp=new String(); // temp string for token conversion + String popop=new String(); // dummy for operators popped from ops + + instring=strip_whitespace(instring); + for (int i=0;i<instring.length;i++) { + process_char: // label for break (needed in case 4) + switch (classify_char(instring[i])) { + + case 0: // character + if (str) { + temp+=instring[i]; + break process_char; + } + if (num) throw new NumberFormatException(); + temp=String.valueOf(instring[i]); + num=false; + str=true; + break process_char; + + case 1: // numeric + if (num) { + temp+=instring[i]; + break process_char; + } + if (str) throw new NumberFormatException(); + temp=String.valueOf(instring[i]); + str=false; + num=true; + break process_char; + + case 2: // symbol + if ( i==0 || (!str && !num && instring[i-1]!=')') ) { + // UNARY MODE FROM CONTEXT + if ( i>1 && classify_char(instring[i-1])==2 && classify_char(instring[i-2])==2) + throw new NumberFormatException(); + if (instring[i]=='+') break process_char; + if (instring[i]=='-') { + temp="chs"; + pre=precedence(temp); + if (!ops.isEmpty()) { + while (!ops.isEmpty()) { + popop=(String) ops.pop(); + if (precedence(popop)>=pre) parsed.push(popop); + else { + ops.push(popop); + break; // while loop + } + } + } + ops.push(temp); + break process_char; + } + throw new NumberFormatException(); + } + // BINARY FUNCTION FROM CONTEXT + if (str) { // variable or constant from context + goodstr=false; + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("z")) { + parsed.push("z"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("e")) { + parsed.push("e"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("pi")) { + parsed.push("pi"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("i")) { + parsed.push("i"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (!goodstr) throw new NumberFormatException(); + } + if (num) parsed.push(temp); + str=false; + num=false; + temp=String.valueOf(instring[i]); + // UPDATE OPS STACK ACCORDING TO PRECEDENCE + pre=precedence(temp); + if (!ops.isEmpty()) { + while (!ops.isEmpty()) { + popop=(String) ops.pop(); + if (precedence(popop)>=pre) parsed.push(popop); + else { + ops.push(popop); + break; // while loop + } + } + } + ops.push(temp); + break process_char; + + case 3: // open parenthesis "(" + if (str) { // function from context + str=false; + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("sin")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("sin"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("cos")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("cos"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("sinh")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("sinh"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("cosh")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("cosh"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("tan")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("tan"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("exp")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("exp"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("log")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("log"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("ln")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("log"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("sqrt")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("sqrt"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("mod")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("mod"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("abs")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("mod"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("arg")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("arg"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("conj")) { + ops.push("("); + ops.push("conj"); + temp="("; + break process_char; + } + throw new NumberFormatException(); + } + if (num) throw new NumberFormatException(); + ops.push("("); + temp=null; + break process_char; + + case 4: // close parenthesis ")" + if (!str && !num && !(i>0 && instring[i-1]==')')) throw new NumberFormatException(); + if (num) parsed.push(temp); + if (str) { // variable or constant from context + goodstr=false; + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("z")) { + parsed.push("z"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("e")) { + parsed.push("e"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("pi")) { + parsed.push("pi"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("i")) { + parsed.push("i"); + goodstr=true; + } + } + num=false; + str=false; + while (!ops.isEmpty()) { // clear ops stack to previous "(" + popop=(String) ops.pop(); + if (!popop.equals("(")) parsed.push(popop); + else break process_char; // break from switch (not while) + } + case 99: default: // error code + throw new NumberFormatException(); + } + } + // CLEAN UP AFTER LOOP FINISHED + // clear temp + if (str) { // variable or constant from context + goodstr=false; + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("z")) { + parsed.push("z"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("e")) { + parsed.push("e"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("pi")) { + parsed.push("pi"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (temp.equalsIgnoreCase("i")) { + parsed.push("i"); + goodstr=true; + } + if (!goodstr) throw new NumberFormatException(); + } + if (num) parsed.push(temp); + // clear ops + while (!ops.isEmpty()) { + popop=(String) ops.pop(); + if (!popop.equals("(")) parsed.push(popop); + else throw new NumberFormatException(); + } + // reverse stack + Stack<String> reversed=new Stack<String>(); + while (!parsed.isEmpty()) reversed.push(parsed.pop()); + return reversed; + } + + /** + Evaluate function at given value + @param z given value + @return function value + */ + public NumberComplex eval(NumberComplex z) { + // input p is p value as a Double + + String elem; // elements of fstack + boolean goodelem; // flag for element handled + Stack<NumberComplex> tstack=new Stack<NumberComplex>(); // stack of Complex's for evaluation + NumberComplex t1,t2; // tstack values + NumberComplex e=new NumberComplex(Math.E,0); // complex e + NumberComplex pi=new NumberComplex(Math.PI,0); // complex pi + NumberComplex i=new NumberComplex(0,1); // complex i + @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") + Stack<String> fstack=(Stack<String>) fctStack.clone(); + // this clone of fctStack will be destroyed + // in evaluating the function + + while(!fstack.isEmpty()) { // run through the function stack + elem=(String) fstack.pop(); + goodelem=false; + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("z")) { // z variable + tstack.push(z); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("e")) { // constant e + tstack.push(e); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("pi")) { // constant pi + tstack.push(pi); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("i")) { // constant i + tstack.push(i); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("sin")) { // unary function sin + tstack.push(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).sin()); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("cos")) { // unary function cos + tstack.push(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).cos()); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("tan")) { // unary function tan + tstack.push(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).tan()); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("sinh")) {// unary function sinh + tstack.push(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).sinh()); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("cosh")) {// unary function cosh + tstack.push(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).cosh()); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("exp")) { // unary function exp + tstack.push(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).exp()); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("log")) { // unary function log + tstack.push(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).log()); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("sqrt")) { // unary function sqrt + tstack.push(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).sqrt()); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("chs")) { // unary function - + tstack.push(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).chs()); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("arg")) { // unary function arg + tstack.push(new NumberComplex(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).arg(),0)); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("mod")) { // unary function mod + tstack.push(new NumberComplex(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).mod(),0)); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("conj")) { // unary function conj + tstack.push(((NumberComplex) tstack.pop()).conj()); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("+")) { // binary function + + t1=(NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + t2=(NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + tstack.push(t2.plus(t1)); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("-")) { // binary function - + t1=(NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + t2=(NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + tstack.push(t2.minus(t1)); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("*")) { // binary function * + t1=(NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + t2=(NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + tstack.push(t2.times(t1)); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("/")) { // binary function / + t1=(NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + t2=(NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + tstack.push(t2.over(t1)); + goodelem=true; + } + if (elem.equalsIgnoreCase("^")) { // binary function ^ + t1=(NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + t2=(NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + if (t2.â„œ()!=0 || t2.â„‘()!=0 || t1.â„œ()<0 || t1.â„‘()!=0) { + tstack.push(t1.times(t2.log()).exp()); + goodelem=true; + } else { + if (t1.â„œ()>0) { + tstack.push(new NumberComplex(0,0)); + goodelem=true; + } else { + tstack.push(new NumberComplex(1,0)); + } + } + } + if (!goodelem) { /* if not previously handled, must be + a numerical constant */ + tstack.push(new NumberComplex(new Double(elem).doubleValue(),0)); + } + } + return (NumberComplex) tstack.pop(); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/equation/Gamma.java b/src/math/equation/Gamma.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2398f4e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/Gamma.java @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +package math.equation; + + +/** + * Reads in a command line input x and prints Γ(x) and + * log Γ(x). The Gamma function is defined by + * + * Γ(x) = ∫( t<sup>x-1</sup> e<sup>-t</sup>, t = 0 .. ∞) + * + * Uses Lanczos approximation formula. + */ +public class Gamma{ + + static double logGamma(double x) { + double tmp = (x - 0.5) * Math.log(x + 4.5) - (x + 4.5); + double ser = 1.0 + 76.18009173 / (x + 0) - 86.50532033 / (x + 1) + + 24.01409822 / (x + 2) - 1.231739516 / (x + 3) + + 0.00120858003 / (x + 4) - 0.00000536382 / (x + 5); + return tmp + Math.log(ser * Math.sqrt(2 * Math.PI)); + } + static double gamma(double x) { return Math.exp(logGamma(x)); } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + double x = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + System.out.println("Gamma(" + x + ") = " + gamma(x)); + System.out.println("log Gamma(" + x + ") = " + logGamma(x)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/equation/ParametricLine.java b/src/math/equation/ParametricLine.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e1c6f62 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/ParametricLine.java @@ -0,0 +1,106 @@ +package math.equation; + +import java.util.Scanner; + +import math.geometry.Point; +import math.matrix.Vector; + +public class ParametricLine { + + private Vector position; + private Vector direction; + + public ParametricLine(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1){ + newInstance(x0, y0, x1, y1); + } + + public ParametricLine(Point p0, Point p1){ + Vector position = new Vector(p0); + Vector direction = new Vector(p1).minus(position); + newInstance(position, direction); + } + + public ParametricLine(Polynomial y) throws IllegalArgumentException{ + if(y.degree() > 1) throw new IllegalArgumentException(); + newInstance(0, y.evaluate(0), 1, y.evaluate(1)); + } + + public ParametricLine(double x){ + newInstance(x, 0, x, 1); + } + + private void newInstance(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1){ + Vector position = new Vector(x0, y0); + Vector direction = new Vector(x1, y1).minus(position); + newInstance(position, direction); + } + + private void newInstance(Vector position, Vector direction){ + this.position = position; + this.direction = direction; + } + + public Polynomial get(int i){ + Polynomial poly = new Polynomial(direction.get(i), position.get(i)); + poly.setSymbolic("t"); + return poly; + } + + public Polynomial get(int i, String symbolic){ + Polynomial poly = get(i); + poly.setSymbolic(symbolic); + return poly; + } + + @Override + public String toString(){ + int i = 0; + StringBuffer output = new StringBuffer(); + Scanner scannerP = new Scanner(position.toString()); + Scanner scannerD = new Scanner(direction.toString()); + String lineP, lineD; + while(scannerP.hasNextLine()) { + lineP = scannerP.nextLine(); + lineD = scannerD.nextLine(); + if(i==((int)(position.n()/2)+2)) + output.append("r = " + lineP + " + λ" + lineD + "\n"); + else output.append(" " + lineP + " " + lineD + "\n"); + i++; + } + scannerP.close(); + scannerD.close(); + return new String(output); + } + + /** + * test client + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Polynomial y = new Polynomial(4, -11.); + ParametricLine pl0 = new ParametricLine(y); + Polynomial xt = pl0.get(0); + Polynomial yt = pl0.get(1); + System.out.println("f(x) = " + y); + System.out.println("2D" + pl0); + System.out.println("x(t) " + xt); + System.out.println("y(t) " + yt); + + System.out.println(); + Polynomial y1 = new Polynomial(2.); + ParametricLine pl1 = new ParametricLine(y1); + System.out.println("f(x) = " + y1); + System.out.println("2D" + pl1); + + double x = 2; + ParametricLine pl2 = new ParametricLine(x); + System.out.println("x = " + x); + System.out.println("2D" + pl2); + + Point p0 = new Point(4,-6,3); + Point q = new Point(-4,1,4); + System.out.println("P0 = " + p0 + ", Q = " + q); + ParametricLine pl3 = new ParametricLine(p0,q); + System.out.println("3D" + pl3); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/equation/ParametricPlane.java b/src/math/equation/ParametricPlane.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6624416 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/ParametricPlane.java @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ +package math.equation; + +import java.util.Scanner; + +import math.geometry.Point; +import math.matrix.Vector; +import math.matrix.Vector3D; + +public class ParametricPlane { + + private Vector position; + private Vector directionU; + private Vector directionV; + + public ParametricPlane(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1, double x2, double y2){ + position = new Vector(x0, y0); + directionU = new Vector(x1,y1).minus(position); + directionU = new Vector(x2,y2).minus(position); + } + + public ParametricPlane(Point p0, Point p1, Point p2){ + position = new Vector(p0); + directionU = new Vector(p1).minus(position); + directionV = new Vector(p2).minus(position); + } + + public ParametricPlane(Point p0, Vector3D directionU, Vector3D directionV){ + position = new Vector(p0); + this.directionU = directionU; + this.directionV = directionV; + } + + @Override + public String toString(){ + int i = 0; + StringBuffer output = new StringBuffer(); + Scanner scannerP = new Scanner(position.toString()); + Scanner scannerDU = new Scanner(directionU.toString()); + Scanner scannerDV = new Scanner(directionV.toString()); + while(scannerP.hasNextLine()) { + String lineP = scannerP.nextLine(); + String lineDU = scannerDU.nextLine(); + String lineDV = scannerDV.nextLine(); + if(i==((int)(position.n()/2)+2)) + output.append("r = " + lineP + " + λ" + lineDU + " + µ" + lineDV + "\n"); + else output.append(" " + lineP + " " + lineDU + " " + lineDV + "\n"); + i++; + } + scannerP.close(); + scannerDU.close(); + scannerDV.close(); + return new String(output); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Point p0 = new Point(4,-6,3); + Vector3D u = new Vector3D(-1,5,-1); + Vector3D v = new Vector3D(-2,-1,1); + System.out.println("P0 = " + p0 + ", u = " + u.toStringT() + ", v = " + v.toStringT()); + ParametricPlane pl3 = new ParametricPlane(p0,u,v); + System.out.println("3D" + pl3); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/equation/PolynomialRat.java b/src/math/equation/PolynomialRat.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0b783e9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/PolynomialRat.java @@ -0,0 +1,170 @@ +package math.equation; + +import math.number.BigRational; + +/** + * A polynomial with arbitrary precision rational coefficients. + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + * + */ +public class PolynomialRat { + public final static PolynomialRat ZERO = new PolynomialRat(BigRational.ZERO, 0); + + private BigRational[] coef; // coefficients + private int deg; // degree of polynomial (0 for the zero polynomial) + + // a * x^b + public PolynomialRat(BigRational a, int b) { + coef = new BigRational[b+1]; + for (int i = 0; i < b; i++) + coef[i] = BigRational.ZERO; + coef[b] = a; + deg = degree(); + } + + + // return the degree of this polynomial (0 for the zero polynomial) + public int degree() { + int d = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < coef.length; i++) + if (coef[i].compareTo(BigRational.ZERO) != 0) d = i; + return d; + } + + // return c = a + b + public PolynomialRat plus(PolynomialRat b) { + PolynomialRat a = this; + PolynomialRat c = new PolynomialRat(BigRational.ZERO, Math.max(a.deg, b.deg)); + for (int i = 0; i <= a.deg; i++) c.coef[i] = c.coef[i].plus(a.coef[i]); + for (int i = 0; i <= b.deg; i++) c.coef[i] = c.coef[i].plus(b.coef[i]); + c.deg = c.degree(); + return c; + } + + // return c = a - b + public PolynomialRat minus(PolynomialRat b) { + PolynomialRat a = this; + PolynomialRat c = new PolynomialRat(BigRational.ZERO, Math.max(a.deg, b.deg)); + for (int i = 0; i <= a.deg; i++) c.coef[i] = c.coef[i].plus(a.coef[i]); + for (int i = 0; i <= b.deg; i++) c.coef[i] = c.coef[i].minus(b.coef[i]); + c.deg = c.degree(); + return c; + } + + // return (a * b) + public PolynomialRat times(PolynomialRat b) { + PolynomialRat a = this; + PolynomialRat c = new PolynomialRat(BigRational.ZERO, a.deg + b.deg); + for (int i = 0; i <= a.deg; i++) + for (int j = 0; j <= b.deg; j++) + c.coef[i+j] = c.coef[i+j].plus(a.coef[i].times(b.coef[j])); + c.deg = c.degree(); + return c; + } + + // return (a / b) + public PolynomialRat divides(PolynomialRat b) { + PolynomialRat a = this; + if ((b.deg == 0) && (b.coef[0].compareTo(BigRational.ZERO) == 0)) + throw new RuntimeException("Divide by zero polynomial"); + + if (a.deg < b.deg) return ZERO; + + BigRational coefficient = a.coef[a.deg].divides(b.coef[b.deg]); + int exponent = a.deg - b.deg; + PolynomialRat c = new PolynomialRat(coefficient, exponent); + return c.plus( (a.minus(b.times(c)).divides(b)) ); + } + + // truncate to degree d + public PolynomialRat truncate(int d) { + PolynomialRat p = new PolynomialRat(BigRational.ZERO, d); + for (int i = 0; i <= d; i++) + p.coef[i] = coef[i]; + p.deg = p.degree(); + return p; + } + + // use Horner's method to compute and return the polynomial evaluated at x + public BigRational evaluate(BigRational x) { + BigRational p = BigRational.ZERO; + for (int i = deg; i >= 0; i--) + p = coef[i].plus(x.times(p)); + return p; + } + + // differentiate this polynomial and return it + public PolynomialRat differentiate() { + if (deg == 0) return ZERO; + PolynomialRat deriv = new PolynomialRat(BigRational.ZERO, deg-1); + for (int i = 0; i < deg; i++) + deriv.coef[i] = coef[i+1].times(new BigRational(i + 1)); + deriv.deg = deriv.degree(); + return deriv; + } + + // return antiderivative + public PolynomialRat integrate() { + PolynomialRat integral = new PolynomialRat(BigRational.ZERO, deg + 1); + for (int i = 0; i <= deg; i++) + integral.coef[i+1] = coef[i].divides(new BigRational(i + 1)); + integral.deg = integral.degree(); + return integral; + } + + + // return integral from a to b + public BigRational integrate(BigRational a, BigRational b) { + PolynomialRat integral = integrate(); + return integral.evaluate(b).minus(integral.evaluate(a)); + } + + + // convert to string representation + @Override + public String toString() { + if (deg == 0) return "" + coef[0]; + if (deg == 1) return coef[1] + " x + " + coef[0]; + String s = coef[deg] + " x^" + deg; + for (int i = deg-1; i >= 0; i--) { + int cmp = coef[i].compareTo(BigRational.ZERO); + if (cmp == 0) continue; + else if (cmp > 0) s = s + " + " + ( coef[i]); + else if (cmp < 0) s = s + " - " + (coef[i].negate()); + if (i == 1) s = s + " x"; + else if (i > 1) s = s + " x^" + i; + } + return s; + } + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + BigRational half = new BigRational(1, 2); + BigRational three = new BigRational(3, 1); + + PolynomialRat p = new PolynomialRat(half, 1); + PolynomialRat q = new PolynomialRat(three, 2); + PolynomialRat r = p.plus(q); + PolynomialRat s = p.times(q); + PolynomialRat t = r.times(r); + PolynomialRat u = t.minus(q.times(q)); + PolynomialRat v = t.divides(q); + PolynomialRat w = v.times(q); + + System.out.println("p(x) = " + p); + System.out.println("q(x) = " + q); + System.out.println("r(x) = p(x) + q(x) = " + r); + System.out.println("s(x) = p(x) * q(x) = " + s); + System.out.println("t(x) = r(x) * r(x) = " + t); + System.out.println("u(x) = t(x) - q^2(x) = " + u); + System.out.println("v(x) = t(x) / q(x) = " + v); + System.out.println("w(x) = v(x) * q(x) = " + w); + System.out.println("t(3) = " + t.evaluate(three)); + System.out.println("t'(x) = " + t.differentiate()); + System.out.println("t''(x) = " + t.differentiate().differentiate()); + System.out.println("f(x) = int of t(x) = " + t.integrate()); + System.out.println("integral(t(x), 1/2..3) = " + t.integrate(half, three)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/equation/Polynomials.java b/src/math/equation/Polynomials.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3abb7ed --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/Polynomials.java @@ -0,0 +1,208 @@ +package math.equation; + + + +/** + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + * + */ +public class Polynomials{ + private Polynomial[] pols; + + public Polynomials(int n){ + pols = new Polynomial[n]; + } + + public Polynomial get(int i){ + return pols[i]; + } + + public void set(int i, Polynomial pol){ + pols[i] = pol; + } + + /** + * First n Chebyshev polynomials of the first kind. + * <p> + * T<sub>0</sub> = 1<br /> + * T<sub>1</sub> = x<br /> + * T<sub>n</sub> = 2x * T<sub>n-1</sub> - T<sub>n-2</sub><br /> + * <p> + * n = 1:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * <p> + * n = 2:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 1x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * <p> + * n = 10:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 1x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 2x<sup>2</sup> - 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 4x<sup>3</sup> - 3x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 8x<sup>4</sup> - 8x<sup>2</sup> + 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 16x<sup>5</sup> - 20x<sup>3</sup> + 5x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 32x<sup>6</sup> - 48x<sup>4</sup> + 18x<sup>2</sup> - 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 64x<sup>7</sup> - 112x<sup>5</sup> + 56x<sup>3</sup> - 7x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 128x<sup>8</sup> - 256x<sup>6</sup> + 160x<sup>4</sup> - 32x<sup>2</sup> + 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 256x<sup>9</sup> - 576x<sup>7</sup> + 432x<sup>5</sup> - 120x<sup>3</sup> + 9x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * @param n number of first n Chebyshev polynomials + * @return T<sub>0</sub> ... T<sub>n-1</sub> + * @see Polynomial#chebyshevT(int) + */ + public static Polynomials chebyshevT(int n){ + Polynomials T = new Polynomials(Math.max(2, n)); + int i; + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + T.set(i,Polynomial.chebyshevT(i)); + return T; + } + + /** + * First n Chebyshev polynomials of the second kind. + * <p> + * U<sub>0</sub> = 1<br /> + * U<sub>1</sub> = 2x<br /> + * U<sub>n</sub> = 2x * U<sub>n-1</sub> - U<sub>n-2</sub><br /> + * <p> + * n = 1:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * <p> + * n = 2:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 2x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * <p> + * n = 10:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 2x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 4x<sup>2</sup> - 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 8x<sup>3</sup> - 4x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 16x<sup>4</sup> - 12x<sup>2</sup> + 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 32x<sup>5</sup> - 32x<sup>3</sup> + 6x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 64x<sup>6</sup> - 80x<sup>4</sup> + 24x<sup>2</sup> - 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 128x<sup>7</sup> - 192x<sup>5</sup> + 80x<sup>3</sup> - 8x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 256x<sup>8</sup> - 448x<sup>6</sup> + 240x<sup>4</sup> - 40x<sup>2</sup> + 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 512x<sup>9</sup> - 1024x<sup>7</sup> + 672x<sup>5</sup> - 160x<sup>3</sup> + 10x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * @param n number of first n Chebyshev polynomials + * @return U<sub>0</sub> ... U<sub>n-1</sub> + * @see Polynomial#chebyshevT(int) + */ + public static Polynomials chebyshevU(int n){ + Polynomials T = new Polynomials(Math.max(2, n)); + int i; + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + T.set(i,Polynomial.chebyshevU(i)); + return T; + } + + /** + * First n Hermite polynomials. + * <p> + * H<sub>0</sub> = 1<br /> + * H<sub>1</sub> = 2x<br /> + * H<sub>n</sub> = 2x * H<sub>n-1</sub> - 2(n-1) * H<sub>n-2</sub><br /> + * <p> + * n = 1:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * <p> + * n = 2:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 2x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * <p> + * n = 10:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 2x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 4x<sup>2</sup> - 2x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 8x<sup>3</sup> - 12x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 16x<sup>4</sup> - 48x<sup>2</sup> + 12x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 32x<sup>5</sup> - 160x<sup>3</sup> + 120x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 64x<sup>6</sup> - 480x<sup>4</sup> + 720x<sup>2</sup> - 120x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 128x<sup>7</sup> - 1344x<sup>5</sup> + 3360x<sup>3</sup> - 1680x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * 256x<sup>8</sup> - 3584x<sup>6</sup> + 13440x<sup>4</sup> - 13440x<sup>2</sup> + 1680x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * 512x<sup>9</sup> - 9216x<sup>7</sup> + 48384x<sup>5</sup> - 80640x<sup>3</sup> + 30240x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * @param n number of first n Chebyshev polynomials + * @return H<sub>0</sub> ... H<sub>n-1</sub> + * @see Polynomial#chebyshevT(int) + */ + public static Polynomials hermite(int n){ + Polynomials T = new Polynomials(Math.max(2, n)); + int i; + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + T.set(i,Polynomial.hermite(i)); + return T; + } + + /** + * First n Hermite polynomials (probabilist). + * <p> + * He<sub>0</sub> = 1<br /> + * He<sub>1</sub> = x<br /> + * He<sub>n</sub> = x * He<sub>n-1</sub> - (n-1) * He<sub>n-2</sub><br /> + * <p> + * n = 1:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * <p> + * n = 2:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * <p> + * n = 10:<br /> + * 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * x<sup>2</sup> - 1x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * x<sup>3</sup> - 3x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * x<sup>4</sup> - 6x<sup>2</sup> + 3x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * x<sup>5</sup> - 10x<sup>3</sup> + 15x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * x<sup>6</sup> - 15x<sup>4</sup> + 45x<sup>2</sup> - 15x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * x<sup>7</sup> - 21x<sup>5</sup> + 105x<sup>3</sup> - 105x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * x<sup>8</sup> - 28x<sup>6</sup> + 210x<sup>4</sup> - 420x<sup>2</sup> + 105x<sup>0</sup><br /> + * x<sup>9</sup> - 36x<sup>7</sup> + 378x<sup>5</sup> - 1260x<sup>3</sup> + 945x<sup>1</sup><br /> + * @param n number of first n Chebyshev polynomials + * @return He<sub>0</sub> ... He<sub>n-1</sub> + * @see Polynomial#chebyshevT(int) + */ + public static Polynomials hermiteE(int n){ + Polynomials T = new Polynomials(Math.max(1, n)); + int i; + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + T.set(i,Polynomial.hermiteE(i)); + return T; + } + + /** + * Convert to string representation + */ + @Override + public String toString() { + String s = null; + int n = pols.length; + for(int i=0; i<n; i++) + s = s + pols[i].toString(); + return s; + } + + /** + * test client + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + int n = 10; + Polynomials T = Polynomials.chebyshevT(n); + for(int i=0; i<n; i++) + System.out.println(T.get(i)); + System.out.println(); + Polynomials U = Polynomials.chebyshevU(n); + for(int i=0; i<n; i++) + System.out.println(U.get(i)); + System.out.println(); + Polynomials H = Polynomials.hermite(n); + for(int i=0; i<n; i++) + System.out.println(H.get(i)); + System.out.println(); + Polynomials He = Polynomials.hermiteE(n); + for(int i=0; i<n; i++) + System.out.println(He.get(i)); + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/equation/Taylor.java b/src/math/equation/Taylor.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e7d2e76 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/Taylor.java @@ -0,0 +1,122 @@ +package math.equation; + +import java.math.BigInteger; + +import math.Maths; +import math.number.BigRational; + +/** + * Taylor series of<br /> + * e^x = 1 + x + x^2/2! + x^3/3! + x^4/4! + ...<br /> + * sin x = x - x^3/3! + x^5/5! - x^7/7! + ...<br /> + * e^x sin x = x + x^2 + x^3/3 -x^5/30 -x^6/90 + ...<br /> + * <p> + * n = 5<br /> + * e^x = 1/24 x^4 + 1/6 x^3 + 1/2 x^2 + 1 x + 1<br /> + * sin(x) = -1/6 x^3 + 1 x<br /> + * e^x sin(x) = -1/24 x^5 + 1/3 x^3 + 1 x^2 + 1 x<br /> + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +public class Taylor{ + + /** + * Taylor series for e^x = 1 + x + x^2/2! + x^3/3! + x^4/4! + ... + * @param n + * @return e^x + * @see Math#exp(double) + */ + public static PolynomialRat e(int n){ + PolynomialRat e = PolynomialRat.ZERO; + for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + BigRational coef = new BigRational(BigInteger.ONE, Maths.factorial(i)); + PolynomialRat term = new PolynomialRat(coef, i); + e = e.plus(term); + } + return e; + } + + /** + * Compute the e^x using the Taylor series: + * e^x = 1 + x + x^2/2! + x^3/3! + ... + * and also using Math.exp. Catastrophic cancellation + * occurs if x is a large negative number. + * + * x = 0 + * 1.0 + * 1.0 + * + * x = 1 + * 2.7182818284590455 + * 2.7182818284590455 + * + * x = 50 + * 5.184705528587075E21 + * 5.184705528587072E21 + * + * x = -1 + * 0.36787944117144245 + * 0.36787944117144233 + * + * x = -10 + * 4.539992962303128E-5 + * 4.539992976248485E-5 + * + * x = -30 + * -3.06681235635622E-5 + * 9.357622968840175E-14 + * + * x = -50 + * 11072.93338289197 + * 1.9287498479639178E-22 + * @param x + * @return e^x + */ + public static double ed(double x){ + double sum = 0.0; + double term = 1.0; + int i; + for(i=1; sum!=sum+term; i++){ + sum = sum + term; + term = term * x / i; +// System.out.println(i + " " + term + " " + sum); + } + System.out.println(sum+" ("+Math.exp(x)+")"); + return sum; + } + + /** + * Taylor series for sin(x) = x - x^3/3! + x^5/5! - x^7/7! + ... + * @param n + * @return sin(x) + */ + public static PolynomialRat sin(int n){ + PolynomialRat sin = PolynomialRat.ZERO; + for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + BigRational coef; + if (i % 4 == 0) coef = BigRational.ZERO; + else if(i % 4 == 1) coef = new BigRational(BigInteger.ONE, Maths.factorial(i)); + else if(i % 4 == 2) coef = BigRational.ZERO; + else coef = new BigRational(new BigInteger("-1"), Maths.factorial(i)); + PolynomialRat term = new PolynomialRat(coef, i); + sin = sin.plus(term); + } + return sin; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // number of terms +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 5; + + PolynomialRat e = e(N); + System.out.println("e^x = " + e); + + PolynomialRat sin = sin(N);; + System.out.println("sin(x) = " + sin); + + System.out.println("e^x sin(x) = " + e.times(sin).truncate(N)); + + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/equation/TestEquations.java b/src/math/equation/TestEquations.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..48c1177 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/equation/TestEquations.java @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +package math.equation; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; +import exception.SingularException; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac TestEquations.java + * + * f0(x0, x1) = x0^3 - 3 x0 x1^2 -1 = 0 + * f1(x0, x1) = 3x0^2 x1 - x1^3 = 0 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class TestEquations implements Equations { + + public Matrix eval(Matrix x) { + int m = x.getM(); + int n = x.getN(); + double x0 = x.get(0, 0); + double x1 = x.get(1, 0); + if (n == 1 && m == 2) { + Matrix f = new Matrix(m, n); + f.set(0, 0, x0*x0*x0 - 3*x0*x1*x1 - 1); + f.set(1, 0, 3*x0*x0*x1 - x1*x1*x1); + return f; + } + throw new RuntimeException("Illegal argument"); + } + + + // Jacobian + public Matrix jacobian(Matrix x) { + int m = x.getM(); + int n = x.getN(); + double x0 = x.get(0, 0); + double x1 = x.get(1, 0); + if (n == 1 && m == 2) { + Matrix J = new Matrix(m, m); + J.set(0, 0, 3*x0*x0 - 3*x1*x1); + J.set(1, 0, 6*x0); + J.set(0, 1, -6*x0*x1); + J.set(1, 1, 3*x0*x0 - 3*x1*x1); + return J; + } + throw new RuntimeException("Illegal argument"); + } + + + + // sample client + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException, SingularException { + Equations f = new TestEquations(); + Matrix x = new Matrix(2, 1); + Matrix root; + x.set(0, 0, -0.6); + x.set(1, 0, 0.6); + root = EquationSolver.root(f, x); + root.print(9, 6); + + x.set(0, 0, 0.9); + x.set(1, 0, -0.1); + root = EquationSolver.root(f, x); + root.print(9, 6); + } + + +} diff --git a/src/math/geometry/Closest.java b/src/math/geometry/Closest.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..333f758 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/geometry/Closest.java @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +package math.geometry; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Closest.java + * Execution: java Closest x y z + * [ input required from standard input ] + * [ use Ctrl-d (OS X or Dr. Java) or Ctrl-z (Windows) for EOF ] + * + * Dependencies: StdIn.java StdOut.java + * + * Takes three command-line arguments x, y, z; reads from standard input a + * sequence of point coordinates (xi, yi, zi), and prints the coordinates + * of the point closest to (x, y, z). + * + * % java Closest 1.0 5.0 2.0 + * 1.0 3.0 9.0 + * 5.0 3.0 2.5 + * 9.0 6.0 2.0 + * 2.0 6.0 3.0 + * 5.0 6.0 5.0 + * <Ctrl-d> + * Closest point = (2.000000, 6.000000, 3.000000) + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Closest{ + public static void main(String[] args) { + double x = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + double y = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + double z = Double.parseDouble(args[2]); + + double bestx = Double.NaN; + double besty = Double.NaN; + double bestz = Double.NaN; + double bestDist2 = Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY; + + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + double xi = StdIn.readDouble(); + double yi = StdIn.readDouble(); + double zi = StdIn.readDouble(); + double dist2 = (x - xi) * (x - xi) + (y - yi) * (y - yi) + (z - zi) * (z - zi); + if (dist2 < bestDist2) { + bestx = xi; + besty = yi; + bestz = zi; + bestDist2 = dist2; + } + } + + // output + StdOut.printf("Closest point = (%f, %f, %f)\n", bestx, besty, bestz); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/geometry/IsoscelesTriangle.java b/src/math/geometry/IsoscelesTriangle.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..836692d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/geometry/IsoscelesTriangle.java @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +package math.geometry; + +import math.Maths; + +public class IsoscelesTriangle { + + public static double hypotenuseD(double a, double gamma){ + return Math.sqrt(2*a*a*(1-Maths.cosd(gamma))); + } + + public static double hypotenuseSideAngle(double a, double alpha){ + return Math.sqrt(2*a*a*(1+Maths.cos(2*alpha))); + } + + /** + * @param a + * @param alpha + * @return gamma = 180+2*alpha + */ + public static double hypotenuseSideAngleD(double a, double alpha){ + return Math.sqrt(2*a*a*(1+Maths.cosd(2*alpha))); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/geometry/Parallelogram.java b/src/math/geometry/Parallelogram.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..99714d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/geometry/Parallelogram.java @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +package math.geometry; + +/** + * Work with parallelogram. + * As a specialization of {@link Tetragon Quadrangle class} + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + * + */ +public class Parallelogram extends Tetragon { + + /** + * Create empty parallelogram. + */ + public Parallelogram(){ + super(); + } + + /** + * Create parallelogram with three points. + * @param a point 1 (x,y) + * @param b point 2 (x,y) + * @param c point 3 (x,y) + */ + public Parallelogram(Point2D a, Point2D b, Point2D c){ + super(a, b, c, (Point2D) c.displace(b.displace(a))); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/geometry/Polygon.java b/src/math/geometry/Polygon.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..abe54e5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/geometry/Polygon.java @@ -0,0 +1,244 @@ +package math.geometry; + +import java.util.ArrayList; +import java.util.Arrays; + +import math.equation.Polynomial; +import math.matrix.Vector2D; + +public class Polygon { + + private int points; + protected ArrayList<Point2D> polygon = new ArrayList<Point2D>(points); + + /** + * Create empty tetragon. + */ + public Polygon(int points){ + this.points = points; + int i; + for(i=0; i<points; i++) + polygon.add(i, new Point2D(0,0)); + } + + /** + * Create tetragon by points. + * @param p points + */ + public Polygon(Point2D... p){ + this.points = p.length; + int i; + for(i=0; i<points; i++) + polygon.add(i, p[i]); + } + + /** + * Create tetragon by points. + * @param polygon 2D points + */ + public Polygon(ArrayList<Point2D> polygon){ + this.points = polygon.size(); + int i; + for(i=0; i<points; i++) + this.polygon.add(i, polygon.get(i)); + } + + + /** + * Copy constructor + * @param polygon Polygon object + */ + public Polygon(Polygon polygon){ + points = polygon.points; + for(Point2D p : polygon.get()) + this.polygon.add(new Point2D(p)); + } + + /** + * Get points of polygon. + * @return points + */ + public ArrayList<Point2D> get(){ + return polygon; + } + + /** + * Get point of polygon. + * @param i index of polygon + * @return point + */ + public Point2D get(int i){ + return polygon.get(i); + } + + /** + * Set point of tetragon. + * @param i index of point (first: 0) + * @param a location / point + * @return modified tetragon + */ + public Polygon set(int i, Point2D a){ + if(0<= i && i <points) + polygon.set(i, a); + return this; + } + + /** + * Displace point from tetragon. + * @param i index of point (first: 0) + * @param a displacement vector + * @return tetragon with moved point + */ + private Polygon displaceIntern(int i, Vector2D a){ + polygon.set(i, (Point2D) polygon.get(i).displace(a)); + return this; + } + + /** + * Displace point from tetragon. + * @param i index of point (first: 0) + * @param a displacement vector + * @return tetragon with moved point + */ + public Polygon displace(int i, Vector2D a){ + if(1< i && i <points) + displaceIntern(i, a); + return this; + } + + /** + * Displace tetragon. + * @param a displacement vector + * @return moved tetragon + */ + public Polygon displace(Vector2D a){ + int i; + for(i=0; i<points; i++) + displaceIntern(i, a); + return this; + } + + public double perimeter(){ + int i; + double perimeter = 0; + for(i=0; i<points; i++) + perimeter += get(i%4).distance(get((i+1)%4)); + return perimeter; + } + + public double semiperimeter(){ + return perimeter()/2.; + } + + public static Polynomial line(Point2D p1, Point2D p2){ + return new Polynomial(p1, p2); + } + + /** + * Integrate discrete polygon curve. + * @return area + */ + public double integrate(){ + return integrate(false); + } + + /** + * Integrate discrete polygon curve. + * @return area + */ + public double integrate(boolean stepByStep){ + int i, ii; + Polynomial[] f = new Polynomial[points]; + double[] A = new double[points]; + double Ages = 0; + for(i=0; i<points; i++){ + ii = (i+1)%points; + if(get(i).x() != get(ii).x()){ + f[i] = line(get(i), get(ii)); + A[i] = f[i].integrate(get(i).x(), get(ii).x()); + Ages += A[i]; +// System.out.println("f" + i + "" + ii + " = " + f[i]); + } + } + if(stepByStep) System.out.println("Ai = " + Arrays.toString(A)); + return Math.abs(Ages); + } + + /** + * Area of polygon. + * @return area + */ + public double area(){ + return integrate(); + } + + /** + * Area of polygon. + * @return area + */ + public double area(boolean stepByStep){ + return integrate(); + } + + public boolean contains(Point2D p){ + boolean result = false; + for(Point2D pi : get()) + if(pi.equals(p)) return true; + return result; + } + + public boolean pointInsideOuterRange(Point2D p){ + if(p.x() > minX() && p.x() < maxX() && p.y() > minY() && p.y() < maxY()) + return true; + return false; + } + + public double minX(){ + double min = Double.MAX_VALUE; + for(Point p : polygon) + if(p.x() < min) min = p.x(); + return min; + } + + public double minY(){ + double min = Double.MAX_VALUE; + for(Point p : polygon) + if(p.y() < min) min = p.y(); + return min; + } + + public double maxX(){ + double max = Double.MIN_VALUE; + for(Point p : polygon) + if(p.x() > max) max = p.x(); + return max; + } + + public double maxY(){ + double max = Double.MIN_VALUE; + for(Point p : polygon) + if(p.y() > max) max = p.y(); + return max; + } + + /** + * Text printout of polygon. + * <pre>{ + * p1(x1;y1) + * p2(x2;y2) + * ... + * pn(xn;yn) + * }</pre> + */ + @Override + public String toString(){ + int i; + StringBuffer output = new StringBuffer(); + output.append("{\n"); + for(i=0; i<points; i++) + output.append(" p"+(i+1)+get(i)+"\n"); + output.append("}"); + return new String(output); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/geometry/Rectangle.java b/src/math/geometry/Rectangle.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..510a906 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/geometry/Rectangle.java @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +package math.geometry; + +import math.matrix.Vector2D; + +/** + * Work with rectangles. + * As a specialization of {@link Tetragon Tetragon class} + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + * + */ +public class Rectangle extends Tetragon{ + + /** + * Create empty rectangle. + */ + public Rectangle(){ + super(); + } + + /** + * Create rectangle with given length and width. + * @param l length (x) + * @param w width (y) + */ + public Rectangle(double l, double w){ + polygon.set(1, new Point2D(l,0)); + polygon.set(2, new Point2D(l,w)); + polygon.set(3, new Point2D(0,w)); + } + + /** + * Create rectangle by a vector and orthogonal width. + * @param v vector through origin as directed length + * @param w orthogonal width + */ + public Rectangle(Vector2D v, double w){ + polygon.set(1, (Point2D) get(1).displace(v)); + polygon.set(2, (Point2D) get(1).displace(v.orthogonalScalarMultiplication(w))); + polygon.set(3, (Point2D) get(3).displace(v.orthogonalScalarMultiplication(w))); + } + + /** + * Positioned rectangle created by vector as directed length and orthogonal width. + * @param p position / point + * @param v vector as directed length + * @param w orthogonal width + */ + public Rectangle(Point2D p, Vector2D v, double w){ + polygon.set(0, p); + polygon.set(1, (Point2D) p.displace(v)); + polygon.set(2, (Point2D) get(1).displace(v.orthogonalScalarMultiplication(w))); + polygon.set(3, (Point2D) p.displace(v.orthogonalScalarMultiplication(w))); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/geometry/Tetragon.java b/src/math/geometry/Tetragon.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..44c999a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/geometry/Tetragon.java @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ +package math.geometry; + +import java.util.ArrayList; + +import math.equation.Polynomial; +import math.matrix.Vector; +import exception.ComplexException; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + + + +/** + * Work with quadrilateral / quadrangle / tetragon. + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +public class Tetragon extends Polygon { + private static final int points = 4; + + /** + * Create empty tetragon. + */ + public Tetragon(){ + super(points); + } + + /** + * Create tetragon by four points. + * @param a 1st point + * @param b 2nd point + * @param c 3rd point + * @param d 4th point + */ + public Tetragon(Point2D a, Point2D b, Point2D c, Point2D d){ + super(a, b, c, d); + } + + /** + * Copy constructor + * @param a tetragon to copy + */ + public Tetragon(Tetragon a){ + this(a.get(0),a.get(1),a.get(2),a.get(3)); + } + + public Point2D intersection(){ + return intersection(false); + } + + public Point2D intersection(boolean stepByStep){ + int i, ii; + Point2D point = null; + for(i=0; i<(points/2); i++){ + ii = (i+3)%4; + if(point==null) + point = intersection(get(i), i, get(i+1), i+1, get(i+2), i+2, get(ii), ii, stepByStep); + } + return point; + } + + public static Point2D intersection(Point2D p1, int i1, Point2D p2, int i2, Point2D p3, int i3, Point2D p4, int i4, boolean stepByStep){ + double x1 = 0, x2 = 0; + Polynomial f1 = null, f2 = null; + Point2D point = null; + if(p1.x() != p2.x()) f1 = line(p1, p2); + else x1 = p1.x(); + if(p3.x() != p4.x()) f2 = line(p3, p4); + else x2 = p3.x(); + if(f1!=null && f2!=null){ + if(stepByStep) System.out.println("f"+i1+""+i2+" = "+"f"+i3+""+i4+"\n => " + f1 + " = " + f2); + try { + Vector intersectionX = f1.solve(f2); +// System.out.println(intersectionX); + if(intersectionX != null){ + Vector intersectionY = f1.evaluate(intersectionX); +// System.out.println(intersectionY); + Point2D testPoint = new Point2D(intersectionX.get(0),intersectionY.get(0)); +// System.out.println(!contains(point)); +// System.out.println(pointInsideOuterRange(point)); + Tetragon tetragon = new Tetragon(p1,p2,p3,p4); + if(!tetragon.contains(testPoint) && tetragon.pointInsideOuterRange(testPoint)) + point = testPoint; + } + } catch (ComplexException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + else if(f1!=null){ + if(stepByStep) System.out.println("f"+i1+""+i2+"(x2)\n => f"+i1+""+2+"("+x2+") = " + f1); + point = new Point2D(x2, f1.evaluate(x2)); + } + else if(f2!=null){ + if(stepByStep) System.out.println("f"+i3+""+i4+"(x1)\n => f"+i3+""+i4+"("+x1+") = " + f2); + point = new Point2D(x1, f2.evaluate(x1)); + } + else{ + System.out.println("x1 = x2\n => " + x1 + " = " + x2); + } + if(stepByStep) System.out.println(" => " + point); + return point; + } + + public double area(){ + Point2D intersection = intersection(); + if(intersection==null) return new Polygon(this).area(); + else{ + ArrayList<Point2D> poly = new ArrayList<Point2D>(points+2); + poly.add(0, get(0)); + Polynomial f1 = line(get(0), get(1)); + Polynomial f2 = line(get(2), get(3)); + try { + Vector intersectionX = f1.solve(f2); + if(intersectionX != null){ + poly.add(1, intersection); + poly.add(2, get(2)); + poly.add(3, get(1)); + poly.add(4, intersection); + poly.add(5, get(3)); + } else{ + poly.add(1, get(1)); + poly.add(2, intersection); + poly.add(3, get(3)); + poly.add(4, get(2)); + poly.add(5, intersection); + } + } catch (ComplexException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } +// System.out.println(new Polygon(poly)); + return new Polygon(poly).area(); + } + } + + /** + * test client + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Tetragon t0 = new Tetragon( + new Point2D(0,1), new Point2D(1,1), new Point2D(2,2), new Point2D(1,2)); + System.out.println(t0.get()); + System.out.println("A = " + t0.area()); + System.out.println(); + Tetragon t1 = new Tetragon( + new Point2D(0,1), new Point2D(1,1), new Point2D(0,2), new Point2D(1,2)); + System.out.println(t1.get()); + System.out.println("A = " + t1.area()); +// t1.intersection(true); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/geometry/Trigon.java b/src/math/geometry/Trigon.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..48129e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/geometry/Trigon.java @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +package math.geometry; + +import math.Maths; + +public class Trigon { + + public static double hypotenuseD(double a, double b, double gamma){ + return Math.sqrt(a*a+b*b-2*a*b*Maths.cosd(gamma)); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/integration/AdaptiveQuadrature.java b/src/math/integration/AdaptiveQuadrature.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..951b77c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/integration/AdaptiveQuadrature.java @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +package math.integration; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac AdaptiveQuadrature.java + * Execution: java AdaptiveQuadrature a b + * + * Numerically integrate the function in the interval [a, b]. + * + * % java AdaptiveQuadrature -3 3 // true answer = 0.9973002040... + * 0.9973002039366737 + * 0.9973002036280225 + * + * % java AdaptiveQuadrature 0 10000000 // true answer = 1/2 + * 1.9947114020071635 + * 0.500000121928651 + * + * + * Note that even with 1 million subintervals, the trapezoid rule + * gets the integral of f(x) from 0 to 10,000,000 completely wrong. + * In contrast, the adaptive quadrature rule gets it right to 8 + * significant decimal places. In this example, both methods evaluate + * f() at roughly 1 million points. + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +/** + * + * @author Daniel + * + */ +public class AdaptiveQuadrature { + private final static double EPSILON = 1E-6; + + /********************************************************************** + * Standard normal distribution density function. + * Replace with any sufficiently smooth function. + **********************************************************************/ + static double f(double x) { + return Math.exp(- x * x / 2) / Math.sqrt(2 * Math.PI); + } + + // trapezoid rule + static double trapezoid(double a, double b, int N) { + double h = (b - a) / N; + double sum = 0.5 * h * (f(a) + f(b)); + int k; + for(k = 1; k < N; k++) + sum = sum + h * f(a + h*k); + return sum; + } + + + // adaptive quadrature + public static double adaptive(double a, double b) { + double h = b - a; + double c = (a + b) / 2.0; + double d = (a + c) / 2.0; + double e = (b + c) / 2.0; + double Q1 = h/6 * (f(a) + 4*f(c) + f(b)); + double Q2 = h/12 * (f(a) + 4*f(d) + 2*f(c) + 4*f(e) + f(b)); + if(Math.abs(Q2 - Q1) <= EPSILON) + return Q2 + (Q2 - Q1) / 15; + else + return adaptive(a, c) + adaptive(c, b); + } + + + // sample client program + public static void main(String[] args) { +// double a = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); +// double b = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + double a = -3; + double b = 3; + System.out.println(trapezoid(a, b, 1000000)); + System.out.println(adaptive(a, b)); + System.out.println("0.9973002040... (true answer)"); + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/integration/Dartboard.java b/src/math/integration/Dartboard.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..20ca62c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/integration/Dartboard.java @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +package math.integration; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/** + * + * @author Daniel + * + */ +public class Dartboard { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args.length!=0?args[0]:"1000"); // N-by-N lattice + + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // dartboard background + StdDraw.clear(Color.LIGHT_GRAY); + + // large bullseye + sd.setPenColor(Color.GRAY); + StdDraw.filledCircle(.5, .5, .5); + + StdDraw.show(); + + // throw random points at the dartboard + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + int yes = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + double x = Math.random(); + double y = Math.random(); + if (x*x + y*y <= 1.0) yes++; + sd.point(x, y); + } + + // results + double fraction = 1.0 * yes / N; + System.out.println("Fraction that hit dartboard = " + fraction); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/integration/SimpsonsRule.java b/src/math/integration/SimpsonsRule.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..47ccffa --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/integration/SimpsonsRule.java @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +package math.integration; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac SimpsonsRule.java + * Execution: java SimpsonsRule a b + * + * Numerically integrate the function in the interval [a, b]. + * + * % java SimpsonsRule -3 3 + * 0.9972993166805203 // true answer = 0.9973002040... + * + * Observation: this says that 99.7% of time a standard normal random + * variable is within 3 standard deviation of its mean. + * + * % java SimpsonsRule 0 100000 + * 1.3299405953976486 // true answer = 1/2 + * + * Caveat: this is not the best way to integrate the normal density + * function. See what happens if you make b very big. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +/** + * + * @author Daniel + * + */ +public class SimpsonsRule { + + /********************************************************************** + * Standard normal distribution density function. + * Replace with any sufficiently smooth function. + **********************************************************************/ + public static double f(double x) { + return Math.exp(- x * x / 2) / Math.sqrt(2 * Math.PI); + } + + /********************************************************************** + * Integrate f from a to b using Simpson's rule. + * Increase N for more precision. + **********************************************************************/ + public static double integrate(double a, double b) { + int N = 10000; // precision parameter + double h = (b - a) / (N - 1); // step size + + // 1/3 terms + double sum = 1.0 / 3.0 * (f(a) + f(b)); + + // 4/3 terms + for (int i = 1; i < N - 1; i += 2) { + double x = a + h * i; + sum += 4.0 / 3.0 * f(x); + } + + // 2/3 terms + for (int i = 2; i < N - 1; i += 2) { + double x = a + h * i; + sum += 2.0 / 3.0 * f(x); + } + + return sum * h; + } + + + + // sample client program + public static void main(String[] args) { + double a = 0; + double b = 1; + if (args.length > 0) { + try { + a = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + b = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + } catch (NumberFormatException e) { + System.err.println("Argument" + " must be an integer"); + System.exit(1); + } + } + System.out.println(integrate(a, b)); + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/integration/Torus.java b/src/math/integration/Torus.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..df43fc3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/integration/Torus.java @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +package math.integration; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Torus.java + * Execution: java Torus N + * + * Estimate the center-of-mass of the intersection of a torus and two + * planes using Monte Carlo integration. We assume the density = 1.0. + * + * Reference: Numerical Recipes in FORTRAN, p. 223 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +/** + * + * @author Daniel + * + */ +public class Torus { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // number of samples + double sum = 0.0; + double sumx = 0.0; + double sumy = 0.0; + double sumz = 0.0; + double sum2 = 0.0; + double sum2x = 0.0; + double sum2y = 0.0; + double sum2z = 0.0; + double V = 3.0 * 7.0 * 2.0; // volume of enclosing region + + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + double x = 1.0 + 3.0 * Math.random(); + double y = -3.0 + 7.0 * Math.random(); + double z = -1.0 + 2.0 * Math.random(); + + // is (x, y, z) in the torus? + if (z*z + Math.pow((Math.sqrt(x*x + y*y) - 3), 2) <= 1) { + sum += 1.0; + sumx += x; + sumy += y; + sumz += z; + sum2 += 1.0; + sum2x += x * x; + sum2y += y * y; + sum2z += z * z; + } + } + + // print results + double mass = V * sum / N; + double massx = V * sumx / N; + double massy = V * sumy / N; + double massz = V * sumz / N; + double error = V * Math.sqrt((sum2 /N - (sum /N)*(sum /N)) / N); + double errorx = V * Math.sqrt((sum2x/N - (sumx/N)*(sumx/N)) / N); + double errory = V * Math.sqrt((sum2y/N - (sumy/N)*(sumy/N)) / N); + double errorz = V * Math.sqrt((sum2z/N - (sumz/N)*(sumz/N)) / N); + + System.out.println("Mass = " + mass + " +- " + error); + System.out.println("Moment x = " + massx + " +- " + errorx); + System.out.println("Moment y = " + massy + " +- " + errory); + System.out.println("Moment z = " + massz + " +- " + errorz); + + System.out.println("Center of mass = (" + (massx/mass) + ", " + + (massy/mass) + ", " + + (massz/mass) + ")"); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/integration/TrapezoidalRule.java b/src/math/integration/TrapezoidalRule.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d2fb709 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/integration/TrapezoidalRule.java @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +package math.integration; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac TrapezoidalRule.java + * Execution: java TrapezoidalRule a b + * + * Numerically integrate the function in the interval [a, b]. + * + * % java TrapezoidalRule -3 3 + * 0.9973002031388447 // true answer = 0.9973002040... + * + * Observation: this says that 99.7% of time a standard normal random + * variable is within 3 standard deviation of its mean. + * + * % java TrapezoidalRule 0 100000 + * 1.9949108930964732 // true answer = 1/2 + * + * Caveat: this is not the best way to integrate the normal density + * function. See what happens if you make b very big. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +/** + * + * @author Daniel + * + */ +public class TrapezoidalRule { + + /********************************************************************** + * Standard normal distribution density function. + * Replace with any sufficiently smooth function. + **********************************************************************/ + static double f(double x) { + return Math.exp(- x * x / 2) / Math.sqrt(2 * Math.PI); + } + + /********************************************************************** + * Integrate f from a to b using the trapezoidal rule. + * Increase N for more precision. + **********************************************************************/ + static double integrate(double a, double b, int N) { + double h = (b - a) / N; // step size + double sum = 0.5 * (f(a) + f(b)); // area + for (int i = 1; i < N; i++) { + double x = a + h * i; + sum = sum + f(x); + } + + return sum * h; + } + + + + // sample client program + public static void main(String[] args) { + double a = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + double b = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + System.out.println(integrate(a, b, 1000)); + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/matrix/GaussianElimination.java b/src/math/matrix/GaussianElimination.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a27a673 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/matrix/GaussianElimination.java @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ +package math.matrix; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac GaussianElimination.java + * Execution: java GaussianElimination + * + * Gaussian elimination with partial pivoting. + * + * % java GaussianElimination + * -1.0 + * 2.0 + * 2.0 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class GaussianElimination { + private static final double EPSILON = 1e-10; + + // Gaussian elimination with partial pivoting + public static double[] lsolve(double[][] A, double[] b) { + int N = b.length; + + for (int p = 0; p < N; p++) { + + // find pivot row and swap + int max = p; + for (int i = p + 1; i < N; i++) { + if (Math.abs(A[i][p]) > Math.abs(A[max][p])) { + max = i; + } + } + double[] temp = A[p]; A[p] = A[max]; A[max] = temp; + double t = b[p]; b[p] = b[max]; b[max] = t; + + // singular or nearly singular + if (Math.abs(A[p][p]) <= EPSILON) { + throw new RuntimeException("Matrix is singular or nearly singular"); + } + + // pivot within A and b + for (int i = p + 1; i < N; i++) { + double alpha = A[i][p] / A[p][p]; + b[i] -= alpha * b[p]; + for (int j = p; j < N; j++) { + A[i][j] -= alpha * A[p][j]; + } + } + } + + // back substitution + double[] x = new double[N]; + for (int i = N - 1; i >= 0; i--) { + double sum = 0.0; + for (int j = i + 1; j < N; j++) { + sum += A[i][j] * x[j]; + } + x[i] = (b[i] - sum) / A[i][i]; + } + return x; + } + + + // sample client + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = 3; + double[][] A = { { 0, 1, 1 }, + { 2, 4, -2 }, + { 0, 3, 15 } + }; + double[] b = { 4, 2, 36 }; + double[] x = lsolve(A, b); + + + // print results + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + System.out.println(x[i]); + } + + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/matrix/Hilbert.java b/src/math/matrix/Hilbert.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ceea8f7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/matrix/Hilbert.java @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +package math.matrix; + +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; +import exception.SingularException; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac -classpath .:jama.jar Hilbert.java + * Execution: java -classpath .:jama.jar Hilbert N + * Dependencies: jama.jar + * + * Compute the N-by-N Hilbert matrix and invert it. Hilbert + * matrix is ill-conditioned. Even though 100-by-100 Hilbert + * matrix is invertible mathematically, it is not numerically. + * + * http://math.nist.gov/javanumerics/jama/ + * http://math.nist.gov/javanumerics/jama/Jama-1.0.1.jar + * + * % java -classpath .:jama.jar Hilbert 5 + * 1.000000 0.500000 0.333333 0.250000 0.200000 + * 0.500000 0.333333 0.250000 0.200000 0.166667 + * 0.333333 0.250000 0.200000 0.166667 0.142857 + * 0.250000 0.200000 0.166667 0.142857 0.125000 + * 0.200000 0.166667 0.142857 0.125000 0.111111 + * condition number = 476607.2502414388 + * error = 2.0520474208751693E-11 + * + * % java -classpath .:jama.jar Hilbert 10 + * condition number = 1.6024258443197799E13 + * error = 2.557804618845694E-4 + * + * % java -classpath .:jama.jar Hilbert 50 + * condition number = 5.2942010286715781E18 + * error = 358.80602399259806 + * + * % java -classpath .:jama.jar Hilbert 100 + * Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Matrix is singular. + * at Jama.LUDecomposition.solve(LUDecomposition.java:282) + * at Jama.Matrix.solve(Matrix.java:815) + * at Jama.Matrix.inverse(Matrix.java:833) + * at Hilbert.main(Hilbert.java:52) + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Hilbert { + public static void main(String[] args) throws SingularException, IllegalDimensionException { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // create a symmetric positive definite matrix + double[][] a = new double[N][N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + a[i][j] = 1.0 / (i + j + 1); + Matrix A = new Matrix(a); + Matrix B = A.inverse(); + Matrix I = Matrix.identity(N, N); + + if (N < 7) A.print(8, 6); + System.out.println("condition number = " + A.cond()); + System.out.println("error = " + A.times(B).minus(I).normInf()); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/matrix/MagicSquareExample.java b/src/math/matrix/MagicSquareExample.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0378f47 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/matrix/MagicSquareExample.java @@ -0,0 +1,181 @@ +package math.matrix; +import java.util.Date; + +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; +import exception.NoSquareException; + +/** + * Example of use of Matrix Class, featuring magic squares. + */ +public class MagicSquareExample { + + /** + * Generate magic square test matrix. + */ + public static Matrix magic(int n){ + + int i, j; + double[][] M = new double[n][n]; + + // Odd order + if((n % 2) == 1) { + int a = (n+1)/2; + int b = (n+1); + for(j=0; j<n; j++) + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + M[i][j] = n*((i+j+a) % n) + ((i+2*j+b) % n) + 1; + + // Doubly Even Order + } else if((n % 4) == 0) + for(j=0; j<n; j++) + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + if(((i+1)/2)%2 == ((j+1)/2)%2) + M[i][j] = n*n-n*i-j; + else + M[i][j] = n*i+j+1; + + // Singly Even Order + else { + int p = n/2; + int k = (n-2)/4; + Matrix A = magic(p); + for(j=0; j<p; j++) + for(i=0; i<p; i++){ + double aij = A.get(i,j); + M[i][j] = aij; + M[i][j+p] = aij + 2*p*p; + M[i+p][j] = aij + 3*p*p; + M[i+p][j+p] = aij + p*p; + } + for(i=0; i<p; i++){ + for(j=0; j<k; j++){ + double t = M[i][j]; + M[i][j] = M[i+p][j]; + M[i+p][j] = t; + } + for(j=n-k+1; j<n; j++){ + double t = M[i][j]; + M[i][j] = M[i+p][j]; + M[i+p][j] = t; + } + } + double t = M[k][0]; + M[k][0] = M[k+p][0]; + M[k+p][0] = t; + t = M[k][k]; + M[k][k] = M[k+p][k]; + M[k+p][k] = t; + } + return new Matrix(M); + } + + /** + * Shorten spelling of print. + */ + private static void print(String s){ + System.out.print(s); + } + + /** + * Format double with Fw.d. + */ + public static String fixedWidthDoubletoString(double x, int w, int d){ + java.text.DecimalFormat fmt = new java.text.DecimalFormat(); + fmt.setMaximumFractionDigits(d); + fmt.setMinimumFractionDigits(d); + fmt.setGroupingUsed(false); + String s = fmt.format(x); + while(s.length() < w) + s = " " + s; + return s; + } + + /** + * Format integer with Iw. + */ + public static String fixedWidthIntegertoString(int n, int w){ + String s = Integer.toString(n); + while (s.length() < w) + s = " " + s; + return s; + } + + + /** + * Tests LU, QR, SVD and symmetric Eig decompositions. + * <p> + * n = order of magic square.<br /> + * trace = diagonal sum, should be the magic sum, (n^3 + n)/2.<br /> + * max_eig = maximum eigenvalue of (A + A')/2, should equal trace.<br /> + * rank = linear algebraic rank, + * should equal n if n is odd, be less than n if n is even.<br /> + * cond = L_2 condition number, ratio of singular values.<br /> + * lu_res = test of LU factorization, norm1(L*U-A(p,:))/(n*eps).<br /> + * qr_res = test of QR factorization, norm1(Q*R-A)/(n*eps). + */ + public static void main(String argv[]) { + + print("\n Test of Matrix Class, using magic squares.\n"); + print(" See MagicSquareExample.main() for an explanation.\n"); + print("\n n trace max_eig rank cond lu_res qr_res\n\n"); + + Date start_time = new Date(); + double eps = Math.pow(2.0,-52.0); + for (int n = 3; n <= 32; n++) { + print(fixedWidthIntegertoString(n,7)); + Matrix M = magic(n); + int t; + try { + t = (int) M.trace(); + print(fixedWidthIntegertoString(t,10)); + } catch (NoSquareException e2) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e2.printStackTrace(); + } + + EigenvalueDecomposition E; + try { + E = new EigenvalueDecomposition(M.plus(M.transpose()).times(0.5)); + double[] d = E.getRealEigenvalues(); + print(fixedWidthDoubletoString(d[n-1],14,3)); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e1) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e1.printStackTrace(); + } + + int r = M.rank(); + print(fixedWidthIntegertoString(r,7)); + + double c = M.cond(); + print(c < 1/eps ? fixedWidthDoubletoString(c,12,3) : " Inf"); + + LUDecomposition LU = new LUDecomposition(M); + Matrix L = LU.getL(); + Matrix U = LU.getU(); + int[] p = LU.getPivot(); + Matrix R; + try { + R = L.times(U).minus(M.get(p,0,n-1)); + double res = R.norm1()/(n*eps); + print(fixedWidthDoubletoString(res,12,3)); + + QRDecomposition QR = new QRDecomposition(M); + Matrix Q = QR.getQ(); + R = QR.getR(); + R = Q.times(R).minus(M); + res = R.norm1()/(n*eps); + print(fixedWidthDoubletoString(res,12,3)); + } catch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException | IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + + print("\n"); + } + Date stop_time = new Date(); + double etime = (stop_time.getTime() - start_time.getTime())/1000.; + print("\nElapsed Time = " + + fixedWidthDoubletoString(etime,12,3) + " seconds\n"); + print("Adios\n"); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/matrix/MarkovChain.java b/src/math/matrix/MarkovChain.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..15c0eac --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/matrix/MarkovChain.java @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ +package math.matrix; + +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac MarkovChain.java + * Execution: java MarkovChain + * + * Computes the stationary distribution using several different + * methods. + * + * Data taken from Glass and Hall (1949) who distinguish 7 states + * in their social mobility study: + * + * 1. Professional, high administrative + * 2. Managerial + * 3. Inspectional, supervisory, non-manual high grade + * 4. Non-manual low grade + * 5. Skilled manual + * 6. Semi-skilled manual + * 7. Unskilled manual + * + * See also Happy Harry, 2.39. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class MarkovChain { + + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException { + + // the state transition matrix + int N = 7; + double[][] transition = { { 0.386, 0.147, 0.202, 0.062, 0.140, 0.047, 0.016}, + { 0.107, 0.267, 0.227, 0.120, 0.207, 0.052, 0.020}, + { 0.035, 0.101, 0.188, 0.191, 0.357, 0.067, 0.061}, + { 0.021, 0.039, 0.112, 0.212, 0.431, 0.124, 0.061}, + { 0.009, 0.024, 0.075, 0.123, 0.473, 0.171, 0.125}, + { 0.000, 0.103, 0.041, 0.088, 0.301, 0.312, 0.155}, + { 0.000, 0.008, 0.036, 0.083, 0.364, 0.235, 0.274} + }; + + + // compute using 50 iterations of power method + Matrix A = new Matrix(transition); + A = A.transpose(); + Matrix x = new Matrix(N, 1, 1.0 / N); // initial guess for eigenvector + for (int i = 0; i < 50; i++) { + x = A.times(x); + x = x.times(1.0 / x.norm1()); // rescale + } + x.print(9, 6); + + + + // compute by finding eigenvector corresponding to eigenvalue = 1 + EigenvalueDecomposition eig = new EigenvalueDecomposition(A); + Matrix V = eig.getV(); + double[] real = eig.getRealEigenvalues(); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + if (Math.abs(real[i] - 1.0) < 1E-6) { + x = V.get(0, N-1, i, i); + x = x.times(1.0 / x.norm1()); + x.print(9, 6); + } + } + + // If ergordic, stationary distribution = unique solution to Ax = x + // up to scaling factor. + // We solve (A - I) x = 0, but replace row 0 with constraint that + // says the sum of x coordinates equals one + Matrix B = A.minus(Matrix.identity(N, N)); + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + B.set(0, j, 1.0); + Matrix b = new Matrix(N, 1); + b.set(0, 0, 1.0); + x = B.solve(b); + x.print(9, 6); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/matrix/MatrixMultiplication.java b/src/math/matrix/MatrixMultiplication.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..53faa48 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/matrix/MatrixMultiplication.java @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ +package math.matrix; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac MatrixMultiplication.java + * Execution: java MatrixMultiplication + * + * 6 different ways to multiply two N-by-N matrices. + * Illustrates importance of row-major vs. column-major ordering. + * + * % java MatrixMultiplication 500 + * Generating input: 0.048 seconds + * Order ijk: 3.562 seconds + * Order ikj: 1.348 seconds + * Order jik: 2.368 seconds + * Order jki: 4.846 seconds + * Order kij: 1.407 seconds + * Order kji: 4.91 seconds + * Order jik JAMA optimized: 0.571 seconds + * Order ikj pure row: 0.483 seconds + * + * These timings are on a SUN-FIRE-X4100 running Linux. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class MatrixMultiplication { + public static void show(double[][] a) { + int N = a.length; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + System.out.printf("%6.4f ", a[i][j]); + } + System.out.println(); + } + System.out.println(); + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + long start, stop; + double elapsed; + + + // generate input + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + + double[][] A = new double[N][N]; + double[][] B = new double[N][N]; + double[][] C; + + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + A[i][j] = Math.random(); + + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + B[i][j] = Math.random(); + + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("Generating input: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + + // order 1: ijk = dot product version + C = new double[N][N]; + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) + C[i][j] += A[i][k] * B[k][j]; + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("Order ijk: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + if (N < 10) show(C); + + // order 2: ikj + C = new double[N][N]; + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + C[i][j] += A[i][k] * B[k][j]; + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("Order ikj: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + if (N < 10) show(C); + + // order 3: jik + C = new double[N][N]; + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) + C[i][j] += A[i][k] * B[k][j]; + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("Order jik: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + if (N < 10) show(C); + + // order 4: jki = GAXPY version + C = new double[N][N]; + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + C[i][j] += A[i][k] * B[k][j]; + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("Order jki: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + if (N < 10) show(C); + + // order 5: kij + C = new double[N][N]; + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + C[i][j] += A[i][k] * B[k][j]; + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("Order kij: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + if (N < 10) show(C); + + // order 6: kji = outer product version + C = new double[N][N]; + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + C[i][j] += A[i][k] * B[k][j]; + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("Order kji: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + if (N < 10) show(C); + + + // order 7: jik optimized ala JAMA + C = new double[N][N]; + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + double[] bcolj = new double[N]; + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) bcolj[k] = B[k][j]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + double[] arowi = A[i]; + double sum = 0.0; + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) { + sum += arowi[k] * bcolj[k]; + } + C[i][j] = sum; + } + } + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("Order jik JAMA optimized: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + if (N < 10) show(C); + + // order 8: ikj pure row + C = new double[N][N]; + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + double[] arowi = A[i]; + double[] crowi = C[i]; + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) { + double[] browk = B[k]; + double aik = arowi[k]; + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + crowi[j] += aik * browk[j]; + } + } + } + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("Order ikj pure row: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + if (N < 10) show(C); + + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/matrix/PartialPivotStability.java b/src/math/matrix/PartialPivotStability.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a4a82c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/matrix/PartialPivotStability.java @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +package math.matrix; + +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac -classpath .:jama.jar PartialPivotStability.java + * Execution: java -classpath .:jama.jar PartialPivotStability N + * + * Illustrates an N-by-N example where Gaussian elimination with + * partial pivoting is unstable. + * + * % java -classpath .:jama.jar PartialPivotStability 50 + * condition number = 20.18837490619234 + * inf norm of residual = 4.2537157178712537E-4 + * + * java -classpath .:jama.jar PartialPivotStability 100 + * condition number = 40.53375002113499 + * inf norm of residual = 1.62641692125309E8 + * + * % java -classpath .:jama.jar PartialPivotStability 200 + * condition number = 81.24512055332623 + * inf norm of residual = 3.632547887822304E35 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class PartialPivotStability { + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // entries for N-by-N matrix A + double[][] array = new double[N][N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < i; j++) + array[i][j] = -0.9; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + array[i][i] = 1.1; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + array[i][N-1] = 1; + + // entries for N-by-1 vector b + double[][] barray = new double[N][1]; + barray[0][0] = 1; + + Matrix A = new Matrix(array); + Matrix b = new Matrix(barray); + Matrix x = A.solve(b); + Matrix residual = A.times(x).minus(b); + double rnorm = residual.normInf(); + System.out.println("condition number = " + A.cond()); + System.out.println("inf norm of residual = " + rnorm); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/matrix/QRDecomposition.java b/src/math/matrix/QRDecomposition.java index 31af58b..7429dfd 100644 --- a/src/math/matrix/QRDecomposition.java +++ b/src/math/matrix/QRDecomposition.java @@ -4,7 +4,8 @@ import java.io.Serializable; import math.Maths; -/** QR Decomposition. +/** + * QR Decomposition. * <p> * For an m-by-n matrix A with m ≥ n, the QR decomposition is an m-by-n * orthogonal matrix Q and an n-by-n upper triangular matrix R so that diff --git a/src/math/matrix/SingularValueDecomposition.java b/src/math/matrix/SingularValueDecomposition.java index c75a4e0..a738789 100644 --- a/src/math/matrix/SingularValueDecomposition.java +++ b/src/math/matrix/SingularValueDecomposition.java @@ -4,7 +4,8 @@ import java.io.Serializable; import math.Maths; -/** Singular Value Decomposition. +/** + * Singular Value Decomposition. * <p> * For an m-by-n matrix A with m ≥ n, the singular value decomposition is * an m-by-n orthogonal matrix U, an n-by-n diagonal matrix S, and diff --git a/src/math/number/BigRational.java b/src/math/number/BigRational.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..938da01 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/number/BigRational.java @@ -0,0 +1,210 @@ +package math.number; + +import java.math.BigInteger; + +/** + * Immutable Abstract Data Type (ADT) for arbitrarily large Rational numbers. + * <p> + * Invariants<br /> + * - gcd(num, den) = 1, i.e., rational number is in reduced form<br /> + * - den >= 1, i.e., the denominator is always a positive integer<br /> + * - 0/1 is the unique representation of zero<br /> + * @author Daniel Weschke + * + */ +public class BigRational implements Comparable<BigRational> { + + public final static BigRational ZERO = new BigRational(0); + + /** + * the numerator + */ + private BigInteger num; + + /** + * the denominator + */ + private BigInteger den; + + + // create and initialize a new BigRational object + public BigRational(int numerator, int denominator) { + this(new BigInteger("" + numerator), new BigInteger("" + denominator)); + } + + // create and initialize a new BigRational object + public BigRational(int numerator) { + this(numerator, 1); + } + + // create and initialize a new BigRational object from a string, e.g., "-343/1273" + public BigRational(String s) { + String[] tokens = s.split("/"); + if (tokens.length == 2) + init(new BigInteger(tokens[0]), new BigInteger(tokens[1])); + else if (tokens.length == 1) + init(new BigInteger(tokens[0]), BigInteger.ONE); + else + throw new RuntimeException("Parse error in BigRational"); + } + + // create and initialize a new BigRational object + public BigRational(BigInteger numerator, BigInteger denominator) { + init(numerator, denominator); + } + + private void init(BigInteger numerator, BigInteger denominator) { + // deal with x / 0 + if (denominator.equals(BigInteger.ZERO)) { + throw new RuntimeException("Denominator is zero"); + } + // reduce fraction + BigInteger g = numerator.gcd(denominator); + num = numerator.divide(g); + den = denominator.divide(g); + // to ensure invariant that denominator is positive + if(den.compareTo(BigInteger.ZERO) < 0){ + den = den.negate(); + num = num.negate(); + } + } + + // return a + b + public BigRational plus(BigRational b) { + BigRational a = this; + BigInteger numerator = a.num.multiply(b.den).add(b.num.multiply(a.den)); + BigInteger denominator = a.den.multiply(b.den); + return new BigRational(numerator, denominator); + } + + // return -a + public BigRational negate() { + return new BigRational(num.negate(), den); + } + + // return a - b + public BigRational minus(BigRational b) { + BigRational a = this; + return a.plus(b.negate()); + } + + // return a * b + public BigRational times(BigRational b) { + BigRational a = this; + return new BigRational(a.num.multiply(b.num), a.den.multiply(b.den)); + } + + // return 1 / a + public BigRational reciprocal() { + return new BigRational(den, num); + } + + // return a / b + public BigRational divides(BigRational b) { + BigRational a = this; + return a.times(b.reciprocal()); + } + + // return { -1, 0, + 1 } if a < b, a = b, or a > b + @Override + public int compareTo(BigRational b) { + BigRational a = this; + return a.num.multiply(b.den).compareTo(a.den.multiply(b.num)); + } + + // is this BigRational negative, zero, or positive? + public boolean isZero() { return compareTo(ZERO) == 0; } + public boolean isPositive() { return compareTo(ZERO) > 0; } + public boolean isNegative() { return compareTo(ZERO) < 0; } + + // is this Rational object equal to y? + @Override + public boolean equals(Object y) { + if (y == this) return true; + if (y == null) return false; + if (y.getClass() != this.getClass()) return false; + BigRational b = (BigRational) y; + return compareTo(b) == 0; + } + + // hashCode consistent with equals() and compareTo() + @Override + public int hashCode() { + return this.toString().hashCode(); + } + + /** + * @return double precision representation + */ + public double toDouble(){ + return num.doubleValue()/den.doubleValue(); + } + + // return string representation of (this) + @Override + public String toString() { + if (den.equals(BigInteger.ONE)) return num + ""; + else return num + "/" + den; + } + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + BigRational x, y, z; + + // 1/2 + 1/3 = 5/6 + x = new BigRational(1, 2); + y = new BigRational(1, 3); + z = x.plus(y); + System.out.println(z); + + // 8/9 + 1/9 = 1 + x = new BigRational(8, 9); + y = new BigRational(1, 9); + z = x.plus(y); + System.out.println(z); + + // 1/200000000 + 1/300000000 = 1/120000000 + x = new BigRational(1, 200000000); + y = new BigRational(1, 300000000); + z = x.plus(y); + System.out.println(z); + + // 1073741789/20 + 1073741789/30 = 1073741789/12 + x = new BigRational(1073741789, 20); + y = new BigRational(1073741789, 30); + z = x.plus(y); + System.out.println(z); + + // 4/17 * 17/4 = 1 + x = new BigRational(4, 17); + y = new BigRational(17, 4); + z = x.times(y); + System.out.println(z); + + // 3037141/3247033 * 3037547/3246599 = 841/961 + x = new BigRational(3037141, 3247033); + y = new BigRational(3037547, 3246599); + z = x.times(y); + System.out.println(z); + + // 1/6 - -4/-8 = -1/3 + x = new BigRational( 1, 6); + y = new BigRational(-4, -8); + z = x.minus(y); + System.out.println(z); + + // 0 + x = new BigRational(0, 5); + System.out.println(x); + System.out.println(x.plus(x).compareTo(x) == 0); + /// System.out.println(x.reciprocal()); // divide-by-zero + + // -1/200000000 + 1/300000000 = 1/120000000 + x = new BigRational(-1, 200000000); + y = new BigRational(1, 300000000); + z = x.plus(y); + System.out.println(z); + + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/number/Cube.java b/src/math/number/Cube.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6dcabe2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/number/Cube.java @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +package math.number; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Cube.java + * Execution: java Cube + * + * Searches for an integer solution to 313(a^3 + b^3) = c^3. + * Will this program terminate, assuming overflow never occurs? + * + * % java Cube + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Cube { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + boolean done = false; + for (long c = 1; !done; c++) + for (long a = 1; a < c; a++) + for (long b = 1; b < c; b++) + if (313 * (a*a*a + b*b*b) == c*c*c) done = true; + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/number/FloatingPoint.java b/src/math/number/FloatingPoint.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..15d510e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/number/FloatingPoint.java @@ -0,0 +1,165 @@ +package math.number; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac FloatingPoint.java + * Execution: java FloatingPoint + * + * Various examples of IEEE 754 binary floating point calculations. + * + * % java FloatingPoint + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.math.BigDecimal; + +public class FloatingPoint { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + boolean b; + double d, d1, d2, d3; + float f; + + // IEEE 754 bit representation of -7.25 + d = -7.25; + System.out.print("IEEE 754 representation of -7.25 = "); + System.out.println(Long.toBinaryString(Double.doubleToLongBits(d))); + + // Double.doubleToLongBits() doesn't print the leading 0s + d = .00625; + System.out.print("IEEE 754 representation of .00625 = "); + System.out.println(Long.toBinaryString(Double.doubleToLongBits(d))); + + + // The values 0.9200000000000001 and 0.9200000000000002 are not representable + d1 = 0.9200000000000001; + d2 = 0.9200000000000002; + System.out.println("0.9200000000000001 = " + new BigDecimal(0.9200000000000001)); + System.out.println("0.9200000000000002 = " + new BigDecimal(0.9200000000000002)); + b = (d1 == d2); + System.out.println("0.9200000000000001 == 0.9200000000000002: " + b); + + + // 0.1 + 0.2 doesn't equal 0.3 + System.out.println("0.1 = " + 0.1); + System.out.println("0.1 = " + new BigDecimal(0.1)); + System.out.println("0.2 = " + new BigDecimal(0.2)); + System.out.println("0.3 = " + new BigDecimal(0.3)); + System.out.println("0.4 = " + new BigDecimal(0.4)); + System.out.println("0.1 + 0.2 = " + new BigDecimal(0.1 + 0.2)); + System.out.println("0.1 + 0.3 = " + new BigDecimal(0.1 + 0.3)); + b = (0.1 + 0.2 == 0.3); + System.out.println("0.1 + 0.2 == 0.3: " + b); + + // 0.1 + 0.3 equals 0.4 + d1 = 0.1 + 0.3; + d2 = 0.4; + b = (d1 == d2); + System.out.println("0.1 + 0.3 == 0.4: " + b); + + // 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 = 0.30000000000000004 + d1 = 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1; + System.out.println("0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 = " + d1); + + // 0.3 is not representable, but doesn't equal 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + d2 = 0.3; + if (d1 == d2) System.out.println("0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 == 0.3"); + else System.out.println("0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 != 0.3"); + + // 0.1 is not representable, but 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 does equal 0.5 + d1 = 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1; + d2 = 0.5; + b = (d1 == d2); + System.out.println("0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 == 0.5: " + b); + + // 3 * 0.1 doesn't equal 0.3 + b = (3 * 0.1 == 0.3); + System.out.println("3 * 0.1 == 0.3: " + b); + + // 1138/1000.0 doesn't equal 0.001*1138 + b = ((1138/1000.0) == (0.001*1138)); + System.out.println("1138/1000.0 == 0.001*1138: " + b); + + // sqrt(x) * sqrt(x) does not equal |x| + b = (Math.sqrt(2.0) * Math.sqrt(2.0) == 2.0); + System.out.println("Math.sqrt(2) * Math.sqrt(2) == 2: " + b); + + // 3.0 / 7.0 is represented differently in float and double + f = (float) (3.0 / 7.0); + d = 3.0 / 7.0; + b = (f == d); + System.out.println("3.0 / 7.0 == (float) (3.0 / 7.0): " + b); + + // floating point addition is not associative + d1 = 1.0E50; + d2 = -1.0E50; + d3 = 17.0E00; + b = ((d1 + d2) + d3) == (d1 + (d2 + d3)); + System.out.println("((1.0E50 + -1.0E50) + 17) == (1.0E50 + (-1.0E50 + 17)): " + b); + + // floating point multiplication and division are not associative + d1 = (2.0 * 0.1) / 3.0; + d2 = 2.0 * (0.1 / 3.0); + b = (d1 == d2); + System.out.println("((2.0 * 0.1) / 3.0) == (2.0 * (0.1 / 3.0)): " + b); + + // sin^2(theta) + cos^2(theta) != 1 (though the identity holds for many values of theta) + double theta = 0.53454545535453; // 0.53454545535453001914305559694184921681880950927734375 + b = (Math.sin(theta) * Math.sin(theta) + Math.cos(theta) * Math.cos(theta)) == 1.0; + System.out.println("sin^2(" + theta + ") + cos^2(" + theta + ") == 1.0: " + b); + + // special values + System.out.println("Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY = " + Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY); + System.out.println("Double.NEGATIVE_INFINITY = " + Double.NEGATIVE_INFINITY); + System.out.println("Double.NaN = " + Double.NaN); + + // getting Infinity and -Infinity + System.out.println(" 1.0/0.0 = " + (1.0/0.0)); + System.out.println("-1.0/0.0 = " + (-1.0/0.0)); + System.out.println("Math.sqrt(1.0/0.0) = " + (Math.sqrt(1.0)/0.0)); + System.out.println("1E200 * 1E200 = " + ( 1E200 * 1E200)); + System.out.println("-1E200 * 1E200 = " + (-1E200 * 1E200)); + + // getting NaN = not a number + System.out.println("0.0 / 0.0 = " + (0.0 / 0.0)); + System.out.println("Math.sqrt(-3.0) = " + (Math.sqrt(-3.0))); + System.out.println("1.0/0.0 - 1.0/0.0 = " + (1.0/0.0 - 1.0/0.0)); + System.out.println("0.0 * 1.0/0.0 = " + (0.0/0.0 * 1.0/0.0)); + System.out.println("1.0 % 0.0 = " + (1.0 % 0.0)); + System.out.println("(1.0/0.0) % 1.0 = " + ((1.0/0.0) % 1.0)); + + // getting 0 and -0 + System.out.println("1E-200 / 1E200 = " + (1E-200 / 1E200)); + System.out.println("-1E-200 / 1E200 = " + (-1E-200 / 1E200)); + + // machine precision for double = 2^(-53) + 2^(-105) = 1.11022302462515678694266454965700950366517665087069677287701097156968899071216583251953125E-16 + + // 2^-53 + d = 1.0 / (1L << 53); + b = (1.0 == (1.0 + d)); + System.out.println("1 + 2^-53 == 1: " + b); + + // 2^-53 + 2^-105 + d1 = d + (2*d)*d; + b = (1.0 == (1.0 + d1)); + System.out.println("1 + 2^-53 + 2^-105 == 1: " + b); + System.out.println("Machine precision for double = 2^(-53) + 2^(-105) = " + d1); + + // 2^-53 + 2^-106 == 2^-53 + d2 = d + d*d; + b = (d == d2); + System.out.println("2^-53 + 2^-106 == 2^-53: " + b); + + // smallest positive integer not representable as a double = 2^53 + 1 + d1 = 1L << 53; + d2 = d1 + 1; + System.out.println("2^53 = " + (long) d1); + System.out.println("2^53 + 1 = " + (long) d2); + + // 10^-21 is not representable; result of Math.pow is within 1 ulp of true answer + System.out.println("1E-21 = " + 1.0E-21); + System.out.println("Math.pow(10, -21) = " + Math.pow(10, -21)); + + // Math.cos(pi/2) doesn't exactly equal zero + System.out.println("Math.cos(Math.PI/2) = " + Math.cos(Math.PI/2)); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/number/NegativeZero.java b/src/math/number/NegativeZero.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..58c6d86 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/number/NegativeZero.java @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +package math.number; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac NegativeZero.java + * Execution: java NegativeZero + * + * In Java, x = 0.0 and y = -0.0 are two different representations of zero. + * It is true that (x == y). But, (1/x == 1/y) is not true. + * + * % java Zero + * no + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class NegativeZero { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + double x = 0.0; + double y = -0.0; + System.out.println("x = " + x); + System.out.println("y = " + y); + System.out.println("(x == y) is " + (x == y)); + + double a = 1.0 / x; + double b = 1.0 / y; + System.out.println("1/x = " + a); + System.out.println("1/y = " + b); + System.out.println("(1/x == 1/y) is " + (a == b)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/number/Rational.java b/src/math/number/Rational.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..39e8d24 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/number/Rational.java @@ -0,0 +1,323 @@ +package math.number; + +/** + *<pre> + * Immutable ADT for Rational numbers. + * + * Invariants + * ----------- + * - gcd(num, den) = 1, i.e, the rational number is in reduced form + * - den >= 1, the denominator is always a positive integer + * - 0/1 is the unique representation of 0 + * + * I employ some tricks to stave of overflow, but if you + * need arbitrary precision rationals, use BigRational.java.</pre> + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +public class Rational implements Comparable<Rational>{ + + public static final Rational ZERO = new Rational(0); + + + /** + * numerator + */ + private int num; + + /** + * denominator + */ + private int den; + + /** + * create a new zero Rational object with denominator 1. + */ + public Rational(){ + den = 1; + } + + /** + * create and initialize a new Rational object. + * @param numerator + */ + public Rational(int numerator){ + this(); + num = numerator; + } + + /** + * create and initialize a new Rational object. + * @param numerator + * @param denominator + */ + public Rational(int numerator, int denominator){ + + // deal with x/0 + if (denominator == 0) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Denominator is zero."); + + // reduce fraction + int g = gcd(numerator, denominator); + num = numerator / g; + den = denominator / g; + + // only needed for negative numbers + if(den < 0) { den = -den; num = -num; } + } + + /** + * number to rational + * @param number + */ + public Rational(double number) { + + // convert to string to avoid rounding error + String ds = "" + number; + + // split at point, attention: point is a special character, therefore replaced with p + ds = ds.replace(".", "p"); + String[] sa = ds.split("p"); + + // determine numerator and denominator + den = (int) Math.pow(10, sa[1].length()); + num = (int) (number * den); + + // reduce fraction + int factor = gcd(num, den); + den /= factor; + num /= factor; + + assert den != 0 : "Denominator is zero!"; + assert 1.0 * num / den == number : "Rounding error!!"; + } + + /** + * @return the numerator + */ + public int getNumerator(){ return num; } + + /** + * @return the denominator + */ + public int getDenominator(){ return den; } + + /** + * return a + b, staving off overflow + * @param b + * @return a + b + */ + public Rational plus(Rational b){ + Rational a = this; + + // special cases + if (a.compareTo(ZERO) == 0) return b; + if (b.compareTo(ZERO) == 0) return a; + + // Find gcd of numerators and denominators + int f = gcd(a.num, b.num); + int g = gcd(a.den, b.den); + + // add cross-product terms for numerator + Rational s = new Rational((a.num / f) * (b.den / g) + (b.num / f) * (a.den / g), + lcm(a.den, b.den)); + + // multiply back in + s.num *= f; + return s; + } + + /** + * @param b + * @return a - b + */ + public Rational minus(Rational b){ + Rational a = this; + return a.plus(b.negate()); + } + + /** + * @return -a + */ + public Rational negate(){ + return new Rational(-num, den); + } + + /** + * return a * b, staving off overflow as much as possible by cross-cancellation + * @param b + * @return a * b + */ + public Rational times(Rational b) { + Rational a = this; + + // reduce p1/q2 and p2/q1, then multiply, where a = p1/q1 and b = p2/q2 + Rational c = new Rational(a.num, b.den); + Rational d = new Rational(b.num, a.den); + return new Rational(c.num * d.num, c.den * d.den); + } + + /** + * @param b + * @return a / b + */ + public Rational over(Rational b){ + Rational a = this; + return a.times(b.reciprocal()); + } + + /** + * reciprocal, old denominator as numerator / old numerator as denominator + * @return reciprocal 1/x + */ + public Rational reciprocal(){ return new Rational(den, num); } + + /** + * create and return a new rational (r.num + s.num) / (r.den + s.den) + * @param r + * @param s + * @return mediant of two rationals + */ + public static Rational mediant(Rational r, Rational s){ + return new Rational(r.num + s.num, r.den + s.den); + } + + /** + * returns greatest common divisor using Euclid's algorithm + * @param m + * @param n + * @return gcd(|m|, |n|) + */ + private static int gcd(int m, int n){ + if (m < 0) m = -m; + if (n < 0) n = -n; + if (0 == n) return m; + else return gcd(n, m % n); + } + + /** + * returns least/lowest common multiple + * @param m + * @param n + * @return lcm(|m|, |n|) + */ + private static int lcm(int m, int n){ + if(m < 0) m = -m; + if(n < 0) n = -n; + return m * (n / gcd(m, n)); // parentheses important to avoid overflow + } + + /** + * @return double precision representation + */ + public double toDouble(){ + return (double) num / den; + } + + /** + * return string representation + */ + @Override + public String toString(){ + if (den == 1) return num + ""; + else return num + "/" + den; + } + + /** + * return { -1, 0, +1 } if a < b, a = b, or a > b + * + * @param b compare rational + * @return Bitcode:<br /> + * <code> 1</code> rational is greater<br /> + * <code> 0</code> rational is in equal size<br /> + * <code>-1</code> rational is smaller<br /> + */ + @Override + public int compareTo(Rational b){ + Rational a = this; + int lhs = a.num * b.den; + int rhs = a.den * b.num; + if (lhs < rhs) return -1; + if (lhs > rhs) return +1; + return 0; + } + + /** + * is this Rational object equal to y? + */ + @Override + public boolean equals(Object y){ + if (y == null) return false; + if (y.getClass() != this.getClass()) return false; + Rational b = (Rational) y; + return compareTo(b) == 0; + } + + /** + * hashCode consistent with equals() and compareTo() + */ + @Override + public int hashCode(){ + return this.toString().hashCode(); + } + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args){ + Rational x, y, z; + + // 1/2 + 1/3 = 5/6 + x = new Rational(1, 2); + y = new Rational(1, 3); + z = x.plus(y); + System.out.println(x + " + " + y + " = " + z); + + // 8/9 + 1/9 = 1 + x = new Rational(8, 9); + y = new Rational(1, 9); + z = x.plus(y); + System.out.println(x + " + " + y + " = " + z); + + // 1/200000000 + 1/300000000 = 1/120000000 + x = new Rational(1, 200000000); + y = new Rational(1, 300000000); + z = x.plus(y); + System.out.println(x + " + " + y + " = " + z); + + // 1073741789/20 + 1073741789/30 = 1073741789/12 + x = new Rational(1073741789, 20); + y = new Rational(1073741789, 30); + z = x.plus(y); + System.out.println(x + " + " + y + " = " + z); + + // 4/17 * 17/4 = 1 + x = new Rational(4, 17); + y = new Rational(17, 4); + z = x.times(y); + System.out.println(x + " * " + y + " = " + z); + + // 3037141/3247033 * 3037547/3246599 = 841/961 + x = new Rational(3037141, 3247033); + y = new Rational(3037547, 3246599); + z = x.times(y); + System.out.println(x + " * " + y + " = " + z); + + // 1/6 - -4/-8 = -1/3 + x = new Rational( 1, 6); + y = new Rational(-4, -8); + z = x.minus(y); + System.out.println(x + " - " + y + " = " + z); + + double a; + a = 1.75; + z = new Rational(a); + System.out.println(a + " = " + z); + + a = 1/3d; + z = new Rational(a); + System.out.println(a + " = " + z); + + z = new Rational(1,0); + System.out.println("1/0" + " = " + z); + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/number/RationalApprox.java b/src/math/number/RationalApprox.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..39ac6c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/number/RationalApprox.java @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +package math.number; + +import math.Maths; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compute the best rational approximation to x using Stern-Brocot + * tree. + * + * % java RationalApprox 2.71828182845904523536028747135 + * 1 2 3 5/2 8/3 11/4 19/7 49/18 68/25 87/32 106/39 193/71 685/252 878/323 ... + * + * % java RationalApprox 3.14159265358979323846264338328 + * 1 2 3 13/4 16/5 19/6 22/7 179/57 201/64 223/71 245/78 267/85 289/92 311/99 333/106 + * + * % java RationalApprox + * 0.142857 + * 1/4 1/5 1/6 1/7 71429/500004 71430/500011 ... + * + * Reference: Discrete Mathematics, 116-123. + * + *************************************************************************/ +/** + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + * + */ +class RationalApprox { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// double x = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + double x = 3.14159265358979323846264338328; + Rational left = new Rational(0, 1); + Rational right = new Rational(1, 0); + Rational best = left; + double bestError = Math.abs(x); + System.out.println(best + " = " + best.toDouble() + ", error = " + bestError); + + // do Stern-Brocot binary search + while(bestError > Maths.ε) { + + // compute next possible rational approximation + Rational mediant = Rational.mediant(left, right); + if (x < mediant.toDouble()) + right = mediant; // go left + else + left = mediant; // go right + + // check if better and update champion + double error = Math.abs(mediant.toDouble() - x); + if (error < bestError) { + best = mediant; + bestError = error; +// System.out.println(best + " = " + best.toDouble() + ", error = " + bestError); + System.out.print(best + " "); + } + } + System.out.println(); + + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/number/RationalComplex.java b/src/math/number/RationalComplex.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2b85c64 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/number/RationalComplex.java @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +package math.number; + + +/** + * A complex number with arbitrary precision rational components. + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +public class RationalComplex{ + private final BigRational re; + private final BigRational im; + + /** + * create a new object with the given real and imaginary parts + * @param real + * @param imag + */ + public RationalComplex(BigRational real, BigRational imag){ + re = real; + im = imag; + } + + /** + * add a complex number + * @param b complex number + * @return added complex number + */ + public RationalComplex plus(RationalComplex b){ + RationalComplex a = this; + BigRational real = a.re.plus(b.re); + BigRational imag = a.im.plus(b.im); + return new RationalComplex(real, imag); + } + + /** + * subtract a complex number + * @param b complex number to subtract + * @return subtracted complex number + */ + public RationalComplex minus(RationalComplex b) { + RationalComplex a = this; + BigRational real = a.re.minus(b.re); + BigRational imag = a.im.minus(b.im); + return new RationalComplex(real, imag); + } + + /** + * @param b + * @return a new Complex object whose value is (this * b) + */ + public RationalComplex times(RationalComplex b) { + RationalComplex a = this; + BigRational real = (a.re.times(b.re)).minus(a.im.times(b.im)); + BigRational imag = (a.re.times(b.im)).plus(a.im.times(b.re)); + return new RationalComplex(real, imag); + } + + /** + * @return square of 2 norm + */ + public BigRational normSquared(){ + return re.times(re).plus(im.times(im)); + } + + /** + * return a string representation of the invoking Complex object + */ + @Override + public String toString(){ + if (im.equals(BigRational.ZERO)) return re + ""; + if (re.equals(BigRational.ZERO)) return im + "i"; + if (im.isNegative()) return re + " - " + (im.negate()) + "i"; + return re + " + " + im + "i"; + } + + + /** + * test client + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + BigRational a1 = new BigRational(5, 1); + BigRational a2 = new BigRational(6, 1); + BigRational b1 = new BigRational(-1, 3); + BigRational b2 = new BigRational(2, 7); + RationalComplex a = new RationalComplex(a1, a2); + RationalComplex b = new RationalComplex(b1, b2); + + System.out.println("a = " + a); + System.out.println("b = " + b); + System.out.println("b + a = " + b.plus(a)); + System.out.println("a - b = " + a.minus(b)); + System.out.println("a * b = " + a.times(b)); + System.out.println("b * a = " + b.times(a)); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/number/UnsignedDivision.java b/src/math/number/UnsignedDivision.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2842c60 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/number/UnsignedDivision.java @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +package math.number; + +/** + * Compilation: javac UnsignedDivision.java + * Execution: java UnsignedDivision a b + * + * Compute a / b and a % b as if a and b were unsigned 32 bit + * integers. + * - By converting to long integers + * - By direct calculation using shift, add, subtract, compare + */ +import java.util.Random; + +public class UnsignedDivision { + + // unsigned division and remainder by casting to long + public static int div1(int num, int den) { + long MASK = (1L << 32) - 1; // 0x00000000FFFFFFFF; + return (int) ((num & MASK) / (den & MASK)); + } + public static int rem1(int num, int den) { + long MASK = (1L << 32) - 1; // 0x00000000FFFFFFFF; + return (int) ((num & MASK) % (den & MASK)); + } + + // is a >= b when viewed as unsigned int + public static boolean geq(int a, int b) { + if (b < 0 && a >= 0) return false; + if (a < 0 && b >= 0) return true; + return a >= b; + } + + // unsigned division and remainder + // Reference: http://www.cise.ufl.edu/~mssz/CompOrg/CDA-arith.html + public static int div2(int num, int den) { + if (den == 0) throw new ArithmeticException("/ by zero"); + int q = num; // quotient + int r = 0; // remainder + for (int i = 0; i < 32; i++) { + r <<= 1; + if (q < 0) r++; + q <<= 1; + if (geq(r, den)) { // important to do comparison as if they're unsigned + q++; + r -= den; + } + } + return q; + } + + public static int rem2(int num, int den) { + if (den == 0) throw new ArithmeticException("/ by zero"); + int q = num; // quotient + int r = 0; // remainder + for (int i = 0; i < 32; i++) { + r <<= 1; + if (q < 0) r++; + q <<= 1; + if (geq(r, den)) { // important to do comparison as if they're unsigned + q++; + r -= den; + } + } + return r; + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Random rand = new Random(); + int a = rand.nextInt(); + int b = rand.nextInt(10000); + int n = 0; + while ((div1(a, b) == div2(a, b)) && (rem1(a, b) == rem2(a, b))) { + do { + a = rand.nextInt(); + b = rand.nextInt(10000); + b = rand.nextInt(); + } while (b == 0); + n++; + } + System.out.println(n); + + System.out.println("Signed: " + a + " / " + b + " = " + (a / b)); + System.out.println("Signed: " + a + " % " + b + " = " + (a % b)); + + System.out.println("Unsigned: " + a + " / " + b + " = " + div1(a, b)); + System.out.println("Unsigned: " + a + " % " + b + " = " + rem1(a, b)); + System.out.println("Unsigned: " + a + " / " + b + " = " + div2(a, b)); + System.out.println("Unsigned: " + a + " % " + b + " = " + rem2(a, b)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Average.java b/src/math/statistics/Average.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c3ae88a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Average.java @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Average.java + * Execution: java Confidence < data.txt + * Dependencies: StdIn.java + * + * Reads in a sequence of real numbers, computes the mean, standard + * deviation and 95% approximate confidence interval. + * + * Note: the two-pass formula is preferred for stability. + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * - at most 100000 inputs + * + * % java Average + * 10.0 5.0 6.0 + * 3.0 7.0 32.0 + * average = 10.5 + * sample variance = 116.3 + * sample stddev = 10.784247771634329 + * 95% approximate confidence interval + * [ -10.637125632403283, 31.637125632403283 ] + * + * % java Average + * 0.5000000000000002 0.5000000000000001 + * average = 0.5000000000000002 + * sample variance = 1.232595164407831E-32 + * sample stddev = 1.1102230246251565E-16 + * 95% approximate confidence interval + * [ 0.5, 0.5000000000000004 ] + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Average { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int MAXN = 100000; + int n = 0; + double[] x = new double[MAXN]; + + // first pass: read in data, compute sample mean + double sumx = 0.0; + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + x[n] = StdIn.readDouble(); + sumx += x[n]; + n++; + } + double xbar = sumx / n; + + // second pass: compute sample variance + double xxbar = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + xxbar += (x[i] - xbar) * (x[i] - xbar); + } + double variance = xxbar / (n - 1); + double stddev = Math.sqrt(variance); + double lo = xbar - 1.96 * stddev; + double hi = xbar + 1.96 * stddev; + + // print results + System.out.println("average = " + xbar); + System.out.println("sample variance = " + variance); + System.out.println("sample stddev = " + stddev); + System.out.println("95% approximate confidence interval"); + System.out.println("[ " + lo + ", " + hi + " ]"); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Bernoulli.java b/src/math/statistics/Bernoulli.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4f22be2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Bernoulli.java @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import java.math.BigInteger; + +import math.number.BigRational; +import stdlib.StdRandom; +import awt.Plot; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Bernoulli.java + * Execution: java Bernoulli N T + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Each experiment consists of flipping N fair coins T times. + * Plots a histogram of the number of times i of the N coins are heads. + * + * % java Bernoulli 32 1000 + * + * % java Bernoulli 64 1000 + * + * % java Bernoulli 128 1000 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + + +public class Bernoulli { + + // number of heads when flipping N biased-p coins + public static int binomial(int N, double p) { + int heads = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + if (StdRandom.bernoulli(p)) { + heads++; + } + } + return heads; + } + + // number of heads when flipping N fair coins + // or call binomial(N, 0.5) + public static int binomial(int N) { + int heads = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + if (StdRandom.bernoulli(0.5)) { + heads++; + } + } + return heads; + } + + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"32", "1000"}; + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // number of coins to flip per trial + int T = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); // number of trials + + Plot plot = new Plot(); + plot.setYscale(0, 0.2); + + // flip N fair coins, T times + int[] freq = new int[N+1]; + for (int t = 0; t < T; t++) { + freq[binomial(N)]++; + } + + // plot normalized values + double[] normalized = new double[N+1]; + for (int i = 0; i <= N; i++) { + normalized[i] = (double) freq[i] / T; + } + plot.bars(normalized); + + // plot Gaussian approximation + double mean = N / 2.0; + double stddev = Math.sqrt(N) / 2.0; + double[] phi = new double[N+1]; + for (int i = 0; i <= N; i++) { + phi[i] = Gaussian.phi(i, mean, stddev); + } + plot.lines(phi); + } + + + /** + * Print out the first N Bernoulli numbers. + * + * % java Bernoulli 20 + * 1 + * -1/2 + * 1/6 + * 0 + * -1/30 + * 0 + * 1/42 + * 0 + * -1/30 + * 0 + * 5/66 + * 0 + * -691/2730 + * 0 + * 7/6 + * 0 + * -3617/510 + * 0 + * 43867/798 + * 0 + */ + public static void main() { + int N = 20; + + // precompute binomial coefficients + BigInteger[][] binomial = new BigInteger[N+1][N+1]; + for (int n = 1; n <= N; n++) binomial[0][n] = BigInteger.ZERO; + for (int n = 0; n <= N; n++) binomial[n][0] = BigInteger.ONE; + + // bottom-up dynamic programming + for (int n = 1; n <= N; n++) + for (int k = 1; k <= N; k++) + binomial[n][k] = binomial[n-1][k-1].add(binomial[n-1][k]); + + + // now compute Bernoulli numbers + BigRational[] bernoulli = new BigRational[N+1]; + bernoulli[0] = new BigRational(1, 1); + bernoulli[1] = new BigRational(-1, 2); + for (int k = 2; k < N; k++) { + bernoulli[k] = new BigRational(0, 1); + for (int i = 0; i < k; i++) { + BigRational coef = new BigRational(binomial[k + 1][k + 1 - i], BigInteger.ONE); + bernoulli[k] = bernoulli[k].minus(coef.times(bernoulli[i])); + } + bernoulli[k] = bernoulli[k].divides(new BigRational(k+1, 1)); + } + + // print out the first N Bernoulli numbers + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + System.out.println(bernoulli[i]); + + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Combinations.java b/src/math/statistics/Combinations.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8742bb5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Combinations.java @@ -0,0 +1,169 @@ +package math.statistics; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Combinations.java + * Execution: java Combinations N + * + * Enumerates all subsets of N elements using recursion. + * Uses some String library functions. + * + * Both functions (comb1 and comb2) print them in alphabetical + * order; comb2 does not include the empty subset. + * + * % java Combinations 3 + * + * a + * ab + * abc + * ac + * b + * bc + * c + * + * a + * ab + * abc + * ac + * b + * bc + * c + * + * Remark: this is, perhaps, easier by counting from 0 to 2^N - 1 by 1 + * and looking at the bit representation of the counter. However, this + * recursive approach generalizes easily, e.g., if you want to print + * out all combinations of size k. + * + * + * + * Enumerates all subsets of size k on N elements in lexicographic order. + * Two different solutions. Uses some String library functions. + * + * % java CombinationsK 5 3 + * abc + * abd + * abe + * acd + * ace + * ade + * bcd + * bce + * bde + * cde + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Combinations { + + // print all subsets of the characters in s + public static void comb1(String s) { comb1("", s); } + + // print all subsets of the remaining elements, with given prefix + private static void comb1(String prefix, String s) { + if (s.length() > 0) { + System.out.println(prefix + s.charAt(0)); + comb1(prefix + s.charAt(0), s.substring(1)); + comb1(prefix, s.substring(1)); + } + } + + // alternate implementation + public static void comb2(String s) { comb2("", s); } + private static void comb2(String prefix, String s) { + System.out.println(prefix); + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) + comb2(prefix + s.charAt(i), s.substring(i + 1)); + } + +// with k + // print all subsets that take k of the remaining elements, with given prefix + public static void comb1(String s, int k) { comb1(s, "", k); } + private static void comb1(String s, String prefix, int k) { + if (s.length() < k) return; + else if (k == 0) System.out.println(prefix); + else { + comb1(s.substring(1), prefix + s.charAt(0), k-1); + comb1(s.substring(1), prefix, k); + } + } + + // print all subsets that take k of the remaining elements, with given prefix + public static void comb2(String s, int k) { comb2(s, "", k); } + private static void comb2(String s, String prefix, int k) { + if (k == 0) System.out.println(prefix); + else { + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) + comb2(s.substring(i + 1), prefix + s.charAt(i), k-1); + } + } + + private static void showCombination(int[] s) { + for (int i = 0; i < s.length; i++) + System.out.print(s[i] + " "); + System.out.println(); + } + + /** + * Enumerates all subsets of size k on N elements. + * + * k=5, n=3: + * 0 1 2 + * 0 1 3 + * 0 1 4 + * 0 2 3 + * 0 2 4 + * 0 3 4 + * 1 2 3 + * 1 2 4 + * 1 3 4 + * 2 3 4 + * @param s array + * @param position + * @param nextInt + * @param k + * @param N + */ + public static void generate(int[] s, int position, int nextInt, int k, int N) { + if (position == k) { + showCombination(s); + return; + } + for (int i = nextInt; i < N; i++) { + s[position] = i; + generate(s, position + 1, i + 1, k, N); + } + } + + + // read in N from command line, and print all subsets among N elements + // read in N and k from command line, and print all subsets of size k from N elements + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int n = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int n = 4; + String alphabet = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"; + String elements = alphabet.substring(0, n); + + // using first implementation + comb1(elements); + System.out.println(); + + // using second implementation + comb2(elements); + System.out.println(); + + +// int k = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + int k = 2; + + comb1(elements, k); + System.out.println(); + comb2(elements, k); + + + + int[] s = new int[k]; + generate(s, 0, 0, k, n); + } + +} + + diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Coupon.java b/src/math/statistics/Coupon.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eca678d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Coupon.java @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdOut; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Coupon.java + * Execution: java Coupon N + * + * + * % java Coupon 1000 + * 6522 + * + * % java Coupon 1000 + * 6481 + * + * % java Coupon 1000000 + * 12783771 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Coupon { + + // return a random coupon between 0 and N-1 + public static int getCoupon(int N) { + return (int) (Math.random() * N); + } + + // return number of cards you collect before obtaining one of each of the N types + public static int collect(int N) { + boolean[] found = new boolean[N]; // fount[i] = true if card type i already collected + int cardcnt = 0; // number of cards collected + int valcnt = 0; // number of distinct card types collected + + // repeat until you've collected all N card types + while (valcnt < N) { + int val = getCoupon(N); // pick a random card + cardcnt++; // one more card + if (!found[val]) valcnt++; // discovered a new card type + found[val] = true; // mark card type as having been collected + } + return cardcnt; + } + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 1000; + int count = collect(N); + StdOut.println(count); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/CouponExperiment.java b/src/math/statistics/CouponExperiment.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3e85d1e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/CouponExperiment.java @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import math.Maths; +import math.Series; +import stdlib.StdOut; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac CouponExperiment.java + * Execution: java CouponExperiment T + * + * % java CouponExperiment 1000 + * N average stdddev mu sigma + * ------------------------------------------------------ + * 2 3 1 3.0 2.6 + * 4 8 4 8.3 5.1 + * 8 21 8 21.7 10.3 + * 16 54 19 54.1 20.5 + * 32 131 41 129.9 41.0 + * 64 302 79 303.6 82.1 + * 128 692 156 695.4 164.2 + * 256 1583 326 1567.8 328.3 + * 512 3477 643 3490.1 656.7 + * 1024 7634 1310 7689.4 1313.3 + * 2048 16843 2561 16797.9 2626.7 + * 4096 36879 5377 36434.3 5253.3 + * 8192 78447 10317 78546.5 10506.6 + * 16384 169028 21771 168448.9 21013.3 + * 32768 359625 45291 359610.4 42026.6 + * 65536 762705 81625 764646.4 84053.2 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class CouponExperiment { + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // number of times to repeat each experiment +// int T = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int T = 1000; + + StdOut.printf("%10s %10s %10s %10s %10s\n", "N", "average", "stdddev", "mu", "sigma"); + StdOut.println("------------------------------------------------------"); + for (int N = 2; true; N *= 2) { + + // do T trials and store results in an array + double[] results = new double[T]; + for (int t = 0; t < T; t++) { + results[t] = Coupon.collect(N); + } + + // compute statistics for T trials + double mu = Maths.mean(results); + double sigma = Maths.stddev(results); + // theoretical values + double mean = N * Series.harmonic(N).toDouble(); + double stddev = N * Math.PI / Math.sqrt(6); + + // print results + StdOut.printf("%10d %10.0f %10.0f %10.1f %10.1f\n", N, mu, sigma, mean, stddev); + } + } +} + diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Craps.java b/src/math/statistics/Craps.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..46224a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Craps.java @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import math.Maths; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Craps.java + * Execution: java Craps + * + * Play 1 million games of craps and print probability of winning. + * + * Craps simulation of "pass bet" + * True odds of winning = 244/495 = 0.4929292929... + * + * % java Craps + * Winning percentage = 0.493396 + * + * % java Craps + * Winning percentage = 0.492537 + * + * % java Craps + * Winning percentage = 0.492998 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Craps { + + // return sum of two dice + public static int sumOfTwoDice() { + int x = 1 + Maths.random(6); + int y = 1 + Maths.random(6); + return x + y; + } + + + /*********************************************************************** + * Pass bet: + * + * Player rolls two dice. Let x be sum. + * - if x is 7 or 11 instant win + * - if x is 2, 3, or 12 instant loss + * - otherwise player repeatedly rolls two dice until sum is x or 7 + * if sum is x then win + * if sum is 7 then lose + ***********************************************************************/ + public static boolean winsPassBet() { + int x = sumOfTwoDice(); + if (x == 7 || x == 11) return true; + if (x == 2 || x == 3 || x == 12) return false; + + while (true) { + int y = sumOfTwoDice(); + if (y == 7) return false; + if (y == x) return true; + } + } + + + + /*********************************************************************** + * Run simulation of pass bet N times + * Output winning percentage. + ***********************************************************************/ + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = 1000000; // number of pass bets to simulate + int wins = 0; // number of pass bets won + + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + if (winsPassBet()) wins++; + + System.out.println("Winning percentage = " + 1.0 * wins / N); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/EstimatePercolation.java b/src/math/statistics/EstimatePercolation.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9b6c8c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/EstimatePercolation.java @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Estimate.java + * Execution: java Estiamte N p trials + * Dependencies: Percolation.java StdOut.java + * + * Repeatedly generated N-by-N boolean matrices, where each site + * is true with probability p, and compute the probability that + * the system percolates. + * + * % java Estimate 32 .4 10000 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class EstimatePercolation { + + // do M trials and return fraction that percolate + public static double eval(int N, double p, int M) { + int count = 0; + for (int k = 0; k < M; k++) { + boolean[][] open = Percolation.random(N, p); + if (Percolation.percolates(open)) + count++; + } + return (double) count / M; + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + double p = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + int M = Integer.parseInt(args[2]); + double q = eval(N, p, M); + StdOut.println(q); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Gaussian.java b/src/math/statistics/Gaussian.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4a21fb9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Gaussian.java @@ -0,0 +1,152 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/** + * Function to compute the Gaussian pdf (probability density function) + * and the Gaussian cdf (cumulative density function) + * <p> + * The approximation is accurate to absolute error less than 8 * 10<sup>-16</sup>.<br /> + * Reference: Evaluating the Normal Distribution by George Marsaglia. + * http://www.jstatsoft.org/v11/a04/paper + */ +public class Gaussian{ + + /** + * φ(x) = 1/√(2π) · e<sup>-x<sup>2</sup>/2</sup> + * @param x + * @return standard Gaussian pdf + */ + public static double phi(double x) { + return Math.exp(-x*x / 2) / Math.sqrt(2 * Math.PI); + } + + /** + * φ(z,µ,σ) = φ((x-µ)/σ)/σ + * @param x + * @param mu mean µ + * @param sigma stddev σ + * @return Gaussian pdf + */ + public static double phi(double x, double mu, double sigma) { + return phi((x - mu) / sigma) / sigma; + } + + /** + * Φ(z) = ∫<sub>-∞</sub><sup>z</sup>φ(x)dx + * = 1/2 + φ(z) (z + z<sup>3</sup>/3 + z<sup>5</sup>/3·5 + z<sup>7</sup>/3·5·7 + ...) + * @param z + * @return standard Gaussian cdf using Taylor approximation + */ + public static double Phi(double z) { + if (z < -8.0) return 0.0; + if (z > 8.0) return 1.0; + int i; + double sum = 0.0, term = z; + for(i=3; sum+term!=sum; i+=2){ + sum = sum + term; + term = term * z * z / i; + } + return 0.5 + sum * phi(z); + } + + /** + * Φ(z,µ,σ) = Φ((z-µ)/σ) + * Gaussian cdf with mean mu and stddev sigma. + * <p> + * z = 820, mu = 1019, sigma = 209 => Phi = 0.17050966869132111<br /> + * z = 1500, mu = 1019, sigma = 209 => Phi = 0.17050966869132111<br /> + * z = 1500, mu = 1025, sigma = 231 => Phi = 0.17050966869132111<br /> + * @param z + * @param mu mean + * @param sigma stddev + * @return Gaussian cdf + */ + public static double Phi(double z, double mu, double sigma) { + return Phi((z - mu) / sigma); + } + + /** + * Compute z such that Phi(z) = y via bisection search + * @param y + * @return z such that Phi(z) = y + */ + public static double PhiInverse(double y) { + return PhiInverse(y, .00000001, -8, 8); + } + + /** + * Compute z such that Phi(z) = y via bisection search + * @param y + * @param delta + * @param lo + * @param hi + * @return z such that Phi(z) = y + */ + private static double PhiInverse(double y, double delta, double lo, double hi) { + double mid = lo + (hi - lo) / 2; + if(hi - lo < delta) return mid; + if(Phi(mid) > y) return PhiInverse(y, delta, lo, mid); + else return PhiInverse(y, delta, mid, hi); + } + + /** + * fractional error in math formula less than 1.2 · 10<sup>-7</sup>. + * although subject to catastrophic cancellation when z in very close to 0 + * from Chebyshev fitting formula for erf(z) from Numerical Recipes, 6.2 + * <p> + * erf(1.0) = 0.8427007877600067, actual = 0.84270079294971486934<br /> + * erf(3.0) = 0.9999779095015785, actual = 0.99997790950300141456<br /> + * erf(1.0e-20) = -3.0000000483809686E-8, true answer 1.13e-20 + * @param z + * @return erf(z) = 2 / √π · ∫e<sup>-t<sup>2</sup></sup>, t = 0..z + */ + public static double erf(double z) { + double t = 1.0 / (1.0 + 0.5 * Math.abs(z)); + + // use Horner's method + double ans = 1 - t * Math.exp( -z*z - 1.26551223 + + t * ( 1.00002368 + + t * ( 0.37409196 + + t * ( 0.09678418 + + t * (-0.18628806 + + t * ( 0.27886807 + + t * (-1.13520398 + + t * ( 1.48851587 + + t * (-0.82215223 + + t * ( 0.17087277)))))))))); + if(z >= 0) return ans; + else return -ans; + } + + // fractional error less than x.xx * 10 ^ -4. + // Algorithm 26.2.17 in Abromowitz and Stegun, Handbook of Mathematical. + public static double erf2(double z) { + double t = 1.0 / (1.0 + 0.47047 * Math.abs(z)); + double poly = t * (0.3480242 + t * (-0.0958798 + t * (0.7478556))); + double ans = 1.0 - poly * Math.exp(-z*z); + if (z >= 0) return ans; + else return -ans; + } + + /** + * test client + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + double z = 820; + double mu = 1019; + double sigma = 209; + StdOut.println("Phi("+z+", "+mu+", "+sigma+") = "+Phi(z, mu, sigma)); + double y = Phi(z); + StdOut.println("PhiInverse(Phi("+z+")) = "+PhiInverse(y)); + + double x = 1.0; + System.out.println("MyMath library"); + System.out.println("erf(" + x + ") = " + erf(x)); + System.out.println("erf2(" + x + ") = " + erf2(x)); + System.out.println("Phi(" + x + ") = " + Phi(x)); + System.out.println(); + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/statistics/JohnsonTrotter.java b/src/math/statistics/JohnsonTrotter.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..221382e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/JohnsonTrotter.java @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +package math.statistics; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Perm.java + * Execution: java Permutations N k + * + * Generate permutations by transposing adjacent elements using the + * Johnson-Trotter algorithm. + * + * This program is a Java version based on the program SJT.c + * writen by Frank Ruskey. + * + * http://theory.cs.uvic.ca/inf/perm/PermInfo.html + * + * % java JohnsonTrotter 3 + * 012 (2 1) + * 021 (1 0) + * 201 (2 1) + * 210 (0 1) + * 120 (1 2) + * 102 (0 1) + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class JohnsonTrotter { + + public static void perm(int N) { + int[] p = new int[N]; // permutation + int[] pi = new int[N]; // inverse permutation + int[] dir = new int[N]; // direction = +1 or -1 + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + dir[i] = -1; + p[i] = i; + pi[i] = i; + } + perm(0, p, pi, dir); + System.out.printf(" (0 1)\n"); + } + + public static void perm(int n, int[] p, int[] pi, int[] dir) { + + // base case - print out permutation + if (n >= p.length) { + for (int i = 0; i < p.length; i++) + System.out.print(p[i]); + return; + } + + perm(n+1, p, pi, dir); + for (int i = 0; i <= n-1; i++) { + + // swap + System.out.printf(" (%d %d)\n", pi[n], pi[n] + dir[n]); + int z = p[pi[n] + dir[n]]; + p[pi[n]] = z; + p[pi[n] + dir[n]] = n; + pi[z] = pi[n]; + pi[n] = pi[n] + dir[n]; + + perm(n+1, p, pi, dir); + } + dir[n] = -dir[n]; + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + perm(N); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/LatinSquare.java b/src/math/statistics/LatinSquare.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..14903dd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/LatinSquare.java @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +package math.statistics; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac LatinSquare.java + * Execution: java LatinSquare N + * + * % java LatinSquare 5 + * A B C D E + * B C D E A + * C D E A B + * D E A B C + * E A B C D + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * - N is at most 26 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class LatinSquare { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String alphabet = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"; + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + char c = alphabet.charAt((i + j) % N); + System.out.print(c + " "); + } + System.out.println(); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/LinearRegression.java b/src/math/statistics/LinearRegression.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5e4efc9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/LinearRegression.java @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac LinearRegression.java StdIn.java + * Execution: java LinearRegression < data.txt + * + * Reads in a sequence of pairs of real numbers and computes the + * best fit (least squares) line y = ax + b through the set of points. + * Also computes the correlation coefficient and the standard errror + * of the regression coefficients. + * + * Note: the two-pass formula is preferred for stability. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class LinearRegression { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int MAXN = 1000; + int n = 0; + double[] x = new double[MAXN]; + double[] y = new double[MAXN]; + + // first pass: read in data, compute xbar and ybar + double sumx = 0.0, sumy = 0.0, sumx2 = 0.0; + while(!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + x[n] = StdIn.readDouble(); + y[n] = StdIn.readDouble(); + sumx += x[n]; + sumx2 += x[n] * x[n]; + sumy += y[n]; + n++; + } + double xbar = sumx / n; + double ybar = sumy / n; + + // second pass: compute summary statistics + double xxbar = 0.0, yybar = 0.0, xybar = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + xxbar += (x[i] - xbar) * (x[i] - xbar); + yybar += (y[i] - ybar) * (y[i] - ybar); + xybar += (x[i] - xbar) * (y[i] - ybar); + } + double beta1 = xybar / xxbar; + double beta0 = ybar - beta1 * xbar; + + // print results + System.out.println("y = " + beta1 + " * x + " + beta0); + + // analyze results + int df = n - 2; + double rss = 0.0; // residual sum of squares + double ssr = 0.0; // regression sum of squares + for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + double fit = beta1*x[i] + beta0; + rss += (fit - y[i]) * (fit - y[i]); + ssr += (fit - ybar) * (fit - ybar); + } + double R2 = ssr / yybar; + double svar = rss / df; + double svar1 = svar / xxbar; + double svar0 = svar/n + xbar*xbar*svar1; + System.out.println("R^2 = " + R2); + System.out.println("std error of beta_1 = " + Math.sqrt(svar1)); + System.out.println("std error of beta_0 = " + Math.sqrt(svar0)); + svar0 = svar * sumx2 / (n * xxbar); + System.out.println("std error of beta_0 = " + Math.sqrt(svar0)); + + System.out.println("SSTO = " + yybar); + System.out.println("SSE = " + rss); + System.out.println("SSR = " + ssr); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/MM1Queue.java b/src/math/statistics/MM1Queue.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b7126ca --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/MM1Queue.java @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import set.Queue; +import stdlib.StdOut; +import stdlib.StdRandom; +import awt.Histogram; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac MM1Queue.java + * Execution: java MM1Queue lambda mu + * Dependencies: Queue.java Histogram.java + * + * Simulate an M/M/1 queue where arrivals and departures are Poisson + * processes with arrival rate lambda and service rate mu. + * + * % java MM1Queue .20 .33 + * + * % java MM1Queue .20 .25 + * + * % java MM1Queue .20 .21 + * + * + * Remarks + * ------- + * - We assume the interrarrival and service times are independent. + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class MM1Queue { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// double lambda = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); // arrival rate +// double mu = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); // service rate + double lambda = .20; // arrival rate + double mu = .21; // service rate + + Queue<Double> q = new Queue<Double>(); // arrival times of customers + double nextArrival = StdRandom.exp(lambda); // time of next arrival + double nextDeparture = Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY; // time of next departure + + // histogram object + Histogram hist = new Histogram(60); + + // simulate an M/M/1 queue + while (true) { + + // it's an arrival + if (nextArrival <= nextDeparture) { + if (q.isEmpty()) nextDeparture = nextArrival + StdRandom.exp(mu); + q.enqueue(nextArrival); + nextArrival += StdRandom.exp(lambda); + } + + // it's a departure + else { + double wait = nextDeparture - q.dequeue(); + StdOut.printf("Wait = %6.2f, queue size = %d\n", wait, q.size()); + hist.addDataPoint(Math.min(60, (int) (Math.round(wait)))); + hist.draw(); + if (q.isEmpty()) nextDeparture = Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY; + else nextDeparture += StdRandom.exp(mu); + + } + } + + } + +} + diff --git a/src/math/statistics/MarkovSquaring.java b/src/math/statistics/MarkovSquaring.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a1c6604 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/MarkovSquaring.java @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import stdlib.StdArrayIO; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac MarkovSquaring.java + * Execution: java MarkovSquaring T + * Dependencies: StdArrayIO.java Matrix.java + * + * This program reads a transition matrix from standard input and + * computes the probabilities that a random surfer goes from page i + * to page j in 2^T steps. + * + * % java Transition < tinyGraph.txt | java MarkovSquaring 5 + * 5 5 + * 0.27303 0.26573 0.14619 0.24723 0.06783 + * 0.27303 0.26573 0.14619 0.24723 0.06783 + * 0.27303 0.26573 0.14619 0.24723 0.06783 + * 0.27303 0.26573 0.14619 0.24723 0.06783 + * 0.27303 0.26573 0.14619 0.24723 0.06783 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class MarkovSquaring { + + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException { + + // number of iterations of power method + int T = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // Transition matrix: p[i][j] = prob. that surfer moves from page i to + Matrix p = new Matrix(StdArrayIO.readDouble2D()); + + // dimension of the transition matrix + int N = p.getM(); + + // initialize the pagerank vector - any unit vector will do + double[] rank = new double[N]; + rank[0] = 1.0; + + // compute p^(2^T) + for (int t = 0; t < T; t++) { + p = new Matrix(p).times(p); + } + + StdArrayIO.print(p.get()); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/MultipleLinearRegression.java b/src/math/statistics/MultipleLinearRegression.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..87c2d0f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/MultipleLinearRegression.java @@ -0,0 +1,87 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import math.matrix.QRDecomposition; +import stdlib.StdOut; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac -classpath jama.jar:. MultipleLinearRegression.java + * Execution: java -classpath jama.jar:. MultipleLinearRegression + * Dependencies: jama.jar + * + * Compute least squares solution to X beta = y using Jama library. + * Assumes X has full column rank. + * + * http://math.nist.gov/javanumerics/jama/ + * http://math.nist.gov/javanumerics/jama/Jama-1.0.1.jar + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class MultipleLinearRegression { + private final int N; // number of + private final int p; // number of dependent variables + private final Matrix beta; // regression coefficients + private double SSE; // sum of squared + private double SST; // sum of squared + + public MultipleLinearRegression(double[][] x, double[] y) throws IllegalDimensionException { + if (x.length != y.length) throw new RuntimeException("dimensions don't agree"); + N = y.length; + p = x[0].length; + + Matrix X = new Matrix(x); + + // create matrix from vector + Matrix Y = new Matrix(y, N); + + // find least squares solution + QRDecomposition qr = new QRDecomposition(X); + beta = qr.solve(Y); + + + // mean of y[] values + double sum = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + sum += y[i]; + double mean = sum / N; + + // total variation to be accounted for + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + double dev = y[i] - mean; + SST += dev*dev; + } + + // variation not accounted for + Matrix residuals = X.times(beta).minus(Y); + SSE = residuals.norm2() * residuals.norm2(); + + } + + public double beta(int j) { + return beta.get(j, 0); + } + + public double R2() { + return 1.0 - SSE/SST; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException { + double[][] x = { { 1, 10, 20 }, + { 1, 20, 40 }, + { 1, 40, 15 }, + { 1, 80, 100 }, + { 1, 160, 23 }, + { 1, 200, 18 } }; + double[] y = { 243, 483, 508, 1503, 1764, 2129 }; + MultipleLinearRegression regression = new MultipleLinearRegression(x, y); + + StdOut.printf("%.2f + %.2f beta1 + %.2f beta2 (R^2 = %.2f)\n", + regression.beta(0), regression.beta(1), regression.beta(2), regression.R2()); + } + + public int getP() { + return p; + } +} + diff --git a/src/math/statistics/OnePass.java b/src/math/statistics/OnePass.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1726998 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/OnePass.java @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac OnePass.java + * Execution: java Average < data.txt + * Dependencies: StdIn.java + * + * Reads in a sequence of real numbers, and computes their average + * and standard deviation using one-pass formula. + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * - Not numerically stable. + * + * % java OnePass + * 10.0 5.0 6.0 + * 3.0 7.0 32.0 + * <Ctrl-d> + * 10 5 6 3 7 32 + * mean = 10.5 + * sample stddev = 10.784247771634329 + * 95% approximate confidence interval = [ -10.637125632403283, 31.637125632403283 ] + * + * % java OnePass + * 1000000000 1000000001 1000000002 + * <Ctrl-d> + * Number = 3 + * Average = 1.000000001E9 + * Standard deviation = 0.0 // correct answer = 1.0 + * 95% approximate confidence interval = [ 1.000000001E9, 1.000000001E9 ] + * + * % java OnePass + * 0.5000000000000002 0.5000000000000001 + * Number = 2 + * Average = 0.5000000000000002 + * Standard deviation = NaN // variance is negative!!! + * 95% approximate confidence interval = [ NaN, NaN ] + * + * Note <Ctrl-d> signifies the end of file on Unix. + * On windows use <Ctrl-z>. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class OnePass { + private int N = 0; + private double sum = 0.0; + private double sum2 = 0.0; + + // add a new value to the dataset + public void add(double value) { + sum = sum + value; + sum2 = sum2 + value * value; + N++; + } + + // return the mean of the N values + public double mean() { + return sum / N; + } + + // return the sample variance of the N values + public double variance() { + return (N*sum2 - sum*sum) / (N*(N-1)); + } + + // return the sample standard deviation of the N values + public double stddev() { + return Math.sqrt(variance()); + } + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + OnePass dataset = new OnePass(); + while(!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + double x = StdIn.readDouble(); + dataset.add(x); + } + double mean = dataset.mean(); + double stddev = dataset.stddev(); + double lo = mean - 1.96 * stddev; + double hi = mean + 1.96 * stddev; + + // print results + System.out.println("mean = " + mean); + System.out.println("sample stddev = " + stddev); + System.out.print("95% approximate confidence interval = "); + System.out.println("[ " + lo + ", " + hi + " ]"); + } + + +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Partition.java b/src/math/statistics/Partition.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b0c809f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Partition.java @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdOut; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Partition + * Execution: java Partition N + * + * Print out all partitions of a positive integer N. In number theory, + * a partition of N is a way to write it as a sum of positive integers. + * Two sums that differ only in the order of their terms are considered + * the same partition. + * + * % java Partition 4 + * 4 + * 3 1 + * 2 2 + * 2 1 1 + * 1 1 1 1 + * + * % java Partition 6 + * 6 + * 5 1 + * 4 2 + * 4 1 1 + * 3 3 + * 3 2 1 + * 3 1 1 1 + * 2 2 2 + * 2 2 1 1 + * 2 1 1 1 1 + * 1 1 1 1 1 1 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Partition { + + public static void partition(int n) { + partition(n, n, ""); + } + public static void partition(int n, int max, String prefix) { + if (n == 0) { + StdOut.println(prefix); + return; + } + + for (int i = Math.min(max, n); i >= 1; i--) { + partition(n-i, i, prefix + " " + i); + } + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + partition(N); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/PercPlot.java b/src/math/statistics/PercPlot.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8ebcdae --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/PercPlot.java @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac PercPlot.java + * Execution: java PercPlot N + * + * This recursive program draws a plot of the percolation probability + * (experimental observation) against the site vacancy probability + * (control variable). + * + * % java PercPlot N + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class PercPlot { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // recursive curve plotting + public static void curve(int N, double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1) { + double gap = .01; + double err = .0025; + int M = 10000; + double xm = (x0 + x1) / 2; + double ym = (y0 + y1) / 2; + double fxm = EstimatePercolation.eval(N, xm, M); + if (x1 - x0 < gap || Math.abs(ym - fxm) < err) { + sd.line(x0, y0, x1, y1); + return; + } + curve(N, x0, y0, xm, fxm); + StdDraw.filledCircle(xm, fxm, .005); + curve(N, xm, fxm, x1, y1); + } + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"5"}; + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + PercPlot.curve(N, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 1.0); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Percolation.java b/src/math/statistics/Percolation.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..89538f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Percolation.java @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdArrayIO; +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdOut; +import stdlib.StdRandom; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Percolation.java + * Execution: java Percolation < input.txt + * Dependencies: StdArrayIO.java StdDraw.java StdOut.java + * Data files: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/24percolation/testEZ.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/24percolation/testD.txt + * + * % more testD.txt + * 8 8 + * 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 + * 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 + * 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 + * 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 + * 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 + * 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 + * 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 + * 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 + * + * % java Percolation < testD.txt + * 8 8 + * 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 + * 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 + * 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 + * 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 + * 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 + * 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 + * 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 + * 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 + * true + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Percolation { + + // given an N-by-N matrix of open sites, return an N-by-N matrix + // of sites reachable from the top + public static boolean[][] flow(boolean[][] open) { + int N = open.length; + boolean[][] full = new boolean[N][N]; + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + flow(open, full, 0, j); + } + return full; + } + + // determine set of full sites using depth first search + public static void flow(boolean[][] open, boolean[][] full, int i, int j) { + int N = open.length; + + // base cases + if (i < 0 || i >= N) return; // invalid row + if (j < 0 || j >= N) return; // invalid column + if (!open[i][j]) return; // not an open site + if (full[i][j]) return; // already marked as full + + // mark i-j as full + full[i][j] = true; + + flow(open, full, i+1, j); // down + flow(open, full, i, j+1); // right + flow(open, full, i, j-1); // left + flow(open, full, i-1, j); // up + } + + + // does the system percolate? + public static boolean percolates(boolean[][] open) { + int N = open.length; + boolean[][] full = flow(open); + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + if (full[N-1][j]) return true; + } + return false; + } + + // draw the N-by-N boolean matrix to standard draw + public static void show(boolean[][] a, boolean which) { + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + int N = a.length; + sd.setXscale(-1, N); + sd.setYscale(-1, N); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + if (a[i][j] == which) + sd.filledSquare(j, N-i-1, .5); + } + + // return a random N-by-N boolean matrix, where each entry is + // true with probability p + public static boolean[][] random(int N, double p) { + boolean[][] a = new boolean[N][N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + a[i][j] = StdRandom.bernoulli(p); + return a; + } + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + boolean[][] open = StdArrayIO.readBoolean2D(); + StdArrayIO.print(open); + StdOut.println(); + + StdArrayIO.print(flow(open)); + StdOut.println(percolates(open)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/PercolationDirectedNonrecursive.java b/src/math/statistics/PercolationDirectedNonrecursive.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eeaa3e9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/PercolationDirectedNonrecursive.java @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdArrayIO; +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdOut; +import stdlib.StdRandom; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac PercolationDirectedNonrecursive.java + * Execution: java PercolationDirectedNonrecursive < input.txt + * Dependencies: StdArrayIO.java StdOut.java + * + * % java PercolationDirectedNonrecursive < testT.txt + * 6 6 + * 0 1 1 0 0 0 + * 0 0 1 1 1 1 + * 0 0 0 1 1 0 + * 0 0 0 0 1 1 + * 0 1 1 1 1 1 + * 1 1 0 1 0 0 + * true + * + * % java PercolationDirectedNonrecursive < testF.txt + * 6 6 + * 0 1 0 1 0 0 + * 1 1 1 0 0 0 + * 1 0 1 1 0 0 + * 0 0 0 1 1 1 + * 0 0 0 0 0 1 + * 0 0 0 0 0 0 + * false + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class PercolationDirectedNonrecursive { + + // given an N-by-N matrix of open sites, return an N-by-N matrix + // of sites reachable from the top + public static boolean[][] flow(boolean[][] open) { + int N = open.length; + boolean[][] full = new boolean[N][N]; + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + full[0][j] = open[0][j]; + + for (int i = 1; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + boolean fill = false; + for (int k = j; (k < N) && open[i][k]; k++) + fill = fill || full[i-1][k]; + for ( ; (j < N) && open[i][j]; j++) + if (fill) full[i][j] = true; + } + } + return full; + } + + // does the system percolate down + public static boolean percolates(boolean[][] open) { + boolean[][] full = flow(open); + int N = full.length; + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + if (full[N-1][j]) return true; + return false; + } + + // draw the N-by-N boolean matrix to standard draw + public static void show(boolean[][] a, boolean which) { + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + int N = a.length; + sd.setXscale(-1, N); + sd.setYscale(-1, N); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + if (a[i][j] == which) + sd.filledSquare(j, N-i-1, .5); + } + + // return a random N-by-N boolean matrix, where each entry is + // true with probability p + public static boolean[][] random(int N, double p) { + boolean[][] a = new boolean[N][N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + a[i][j] = StdRandom.bernoulli(p); + return a; + } + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + boolean[][] open = StdArrayIO.readBoolean2D(); + StdArrayIO.print(flow(open)); + StdOut.println(percolates(open)); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Permutation.java b/src/math/statistics/Permutation.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a0dedc6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Permutation.java @@ -0,0 +1,161 @@ +package math.statistics; + +/** + * Enumerates all permutations on N elements. + * @author Daniel + * + */ +public class Permutation { + + /** + * Prints a pseudorandom permutation of the integers 0 through n. + * <pre> + * n = 6: + * 5 0 2 3 1 4 + * . * . . . . + * . . . . * . + * . . * . . . + * . . . * . . + * . . . . . * + * * . . . . .</pre> + * @param n + */ + public static void permutation(int n){ + int i, j; + int[] a = new int[n]; + + // insert integers 0..n-1 + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + a[i] = i; + + // shuffle + for(i=0; i<n; i++){ + int r = (int) (Math.random() * (i+1)); // int between 0 and i + int swap = a[r]; + a[r] = a[i]; + a[i] = swap; + } + + // print permutation + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + System.out.print(a[i] + " "); + System.out.println(""); + + // print checkerboard visualization + for(i=0; i<n; i++){ + for(j=0; j<n; j++){ + if (a[j] == i) System.out.print("* "); + else System.out.print(". "); + } + System.out.println(""); + } + } + + /** + * Read in a permutation and print out the inverse permutation. + * @param permutation + */ + public static void inversePerumation(int[] permutation){ + int i; + int n = permutation.length; + // read in permutation + int[] a = new int[n]; + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + a[i] = permutation[i]; + + // check if valid + boolean[] exists = new boolean[n]; + for(i=0; i<n; i++){ + if(a[i]<0 || a[i]>=n || exists[a[i]]) + throw new RuntimeException("Input is not a permutation."); + exists[a[i]] = true; + } + + // invert + int[] ainv = new int[n]; + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + ainv[a[i]] = i; + + // print out + for(i=0; i<n; i++) + System.out.print(ainv[i] + " "); + System.out.println(); + } + + // print N! permutation of the characters of the string s (in order) + public static void perm1(String s) { perm1("", s); } + private static void perm1(String prefix, String s) { + int N = s.length(); + if (N == 0) System.out.println(prefix); + else { + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + perm1(prefix + s.charAt(i), s.substring(0, i) + s.substring(i+1, N)); + } + + } + + // print N! permutation of the elements of array a (not in order) + public static void perm2(String s) { + int N = s.length(); + char[] a = new char[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + a[i] = s.charAt(i); + perm2(a, N); + } + + private static void perm2(char[] a, int n) { + if (n == 1) { + System.out.println(a); + return; + } + for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + swap(a, i, n-1); + perm2(a, n-1); + swap(a, i, n-1); + } + } + + public static void choose(char[] a, int R) { enumerate(a, a.length, R); } + + // Enumerates all permutations of size k chosen from N elements. + private static void enumerate(char[] a, int n, int r) { + if (r == 0) { + for (int i = n; i < a.length; i++) + System.out.print(a[i]); + System.out.println(); + return; + } + for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + swap(a, i, n-1); + enumerate(a, n-1, r-1); + swap(a, i, n-1); + } + } + + // swap the characters at indices i and j + private static void swap(char[] a, int i, int j) { + char c; + c = a[i]; a[i] = a[j]; a[j] = c; + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int n = 6; + permutation(n); + System.out.println(); + System.out.println("Inverse Permutation of 5 0 2 3 1 4 = "); + inversePerumation(new int[]{5, 0, 2, 3, 1, 4}); + + String alphabet = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"; + String elements = alphabet.substring(0, n); + perm1(elements); + System.out.println(); + perm2(elements); + + int k = 2; + char[] a = new char[n]; + for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) + a[i] = alphabet.charAt(i); + choose(a, k); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/statistics/PermutationsLex.java b/src/math/statistics/PermutationsLex.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b751fe2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/PermutationsLex.java @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac PermutationsLex.java + * Execution: java PermutationsLex N + * + * Generate all N! permutations of N elements in lexicographic order. + * + * This program is a Java version based on the program Permlex.c + * writen by Frank Ruskey and Joe Sawada. + * + * http://theory.cs.uvic.ca/inf/perm/PermInfo.html + * + * % java PermutationsLex 3 + * 012 + * 021 + * 102 + * 120 + * 201 + * 210 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class PermutationsLex { + + public static void show(int[] a) { + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) + StdOut.printf("%d", a[i]); + StdOut.printf("\n"); + } + + public static void swap(int[] a, int i, int j) { + int temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[j]; + a[j] = temp; + } + + public static boolean hasNext(int[] a) { + int N = a.length; + + // find rightmost element a[k] that is smaller than element to its right + int k; + for (k = N-2; k >= 0; k--) + if (a[k] < a[k+1]) break; + if (k == -1) return false; + + // find rightmost element a[j] that is larger than a[k] + int j = N-1; + while (a[k] > a[j]) + j--; + swap(a, j, k); + + for (int r = N-1, s = k+1; r > s; r--, s++) + swap(a, r, s); + + return true; + } + + public static void perm(int N) { + + // initialize permutation + int[] a = new int[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + a[i] = i; + + // print permutations + show(a); + while (hasNext(a)) + show(a); + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + perm(N); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/PlasmaCloud.java b/src/math/statistics/PlasmaCloud.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fafb757 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/PlasmaCloud.java @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +package math.statistics; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac PlasmaCloud.java + * Execution: java Plasma N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Create an N-by-N plasma fractal using the midpoint displacement method. + * Also called a fractal cloud. Try different colors to get a cloud. + * Also used to generate random terrain where "color" becomes the + * altitude. + * + * % java PlasmaCloud 500 + * + * + * Remarks + * ------- + * - it's possible that the color c does not stay between 0 and 1; + * this is not disastorous since the HSB color routine uses only + * the fractional part + * + **************************************************************************/ + + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdRandom; + +public class PlasmaCloud { + + // centered at (x, y), of given size, using given standard deviation for computing the + // displacement, and with upper left, upper right, lower lower, and lower right hues c1, c2, c3, c4 + public static void plasma(double x, double y, double size, double stddev, + double c1, double c2, double c3, double c4) { + + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + // base case + if (size <= 0.001) return; + + // calculate new color of midpoint using random displacement + double displacement = StdRandom.gaussian(0, stddev); + double cM = (c1 + c2 + c3 + c4) / 4.0 + displacement; + + // draw a colored square + Color color = Color.getHSBColor((float) cM, .8f, .8f); + sd.setPenColor(color); + sd.filledSquare(x, y, size); + + double cT = (c1 + c2) / 2.0; // top + double cB = (c3 + c4) / 2.0; // bottom + double cL = (c1 + c3) / 2.0; // left + double cR = (c2 + c4) / 2.0; // right + + plasma(x - size/2, y - size/2, size/2, stddev/2, cL, cM, c3, cB); + plasma(x + size/2, y - size/2, size/2, stddev/2, cM, cR, cB, c4); + plasma(x - size/2, y + size/2, size/2, stddev/2, c1, cT, cL, cM); + plasma(x + size/2, y + size/2, size/2, stddev/2, cT, c2, cM, cR); + } + + + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int SIZE = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // choose intial corner colors at random betwen 0 and 1 + double c1 = Math.random(); + double c2 = Math.random(); + double c3 = Math.random(); + double c4 = Math.random(); + + // controls variation in color + double stddev = 1.0; + + plasma(.5, .5, .5, stddev, c1, c2, c3, c4); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Polya.java b/src/math/statistics/Polya.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..79770e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Polya.java @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +package math.statistics; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Polya.java + * Execution: java Polya N + * + * Fraction of time you return to the origin when taking a random + * walk in 3D (limiting the number of steps to, say, 1000). + * + * % java Polya 10000 + * Fraction returning to origin = 0.3293 + * + * % java Polya 10000 + * Fraction returning to origin = 0.3341 + * + * Remark: if there is no limit on the maximum number of steps, + * then the fraction of random walks that return to the origin + * is approximately .3405 (Polya's random walk constant). + * + * http://mathworld.wolfram.com/PolyasRandomWalkConstants.html + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Polya { + public static void main(String[] args) { + int MAX_STEPS = 1000; + int TRIALS = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // number of times returning to origin + int yes = 0; + + for (int t = 0; t < TRIALS; t++) { + // current location (x, y, z) + int x = 0, y = 0, z = 0; + + for (int i = 0; i < MAX_STEPS; i++) { + + // pick one of 6 random directions + int r = (int) (6 * Math.random()); + if (r == 0) x++; + else if (r == 1) x--; + else if (r == 2) y++; + else if (r == 3) y--; + else if (r == 4) z++; + else z--; + + // returned to origin + if ((x == 0) && (y == 0) && (z == 0)) { + yes++; + break; + } + } + } + + // print results + double fraction = 1.0 * yes / TRIALS; + System.out.println("Fraction returning to origin = " + fraction); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/PolynomialRegression.java b/src/math/statistics/PolynomialRegression.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2bd7844 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/PolynomialRegression.java @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import math.matrix.QRDecomposition; +import stdlib.StdOut; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac -cp .:jama.jar PolynomialRegression.java + * Execution: java -cp .:jama.jar PolynomialRegression + * + * % java -cp .:jama.jar PolynomialRegression + * 0.01 N^3 + -1.64 N^2 + 168.92 N + -2113.73 (R^2 = 0.997) + * + *************************************************************************/ +public class PolynomialRegression { + private final int N; + private final int degree; + private final Matrix beta; + private double SSE; + private double SST; + + public PolynomialRegression(double[] x, double[] y, int degree) throws IllegalDimensionException { + this.degree = degree; + N = x.length; + + // build Vandermonde matrix + double[][] vandermonde = new double[N][degree+1]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j <= degree; j++) { + vandermonde[i][j] = Math.pow(x[i], j); + } + } + Matrix X = new Matrix(vandermonde); + + // create matrix from vector + Matrix Y = new Matrix(y, N); + + // find least squares solution + QRDecomposition qr = new QRDecomposition(X); + beta = qr.solve(Y); + + + // mean of y[] values + double sum = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + sum += y[i]; + double mean = sum / N; + + // total variation to be accounted for + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + double dev = y[i] - mean; + SST += dev*dev; + } + + // variation not accounted for + Matrix residuals = X.times(beta).minus(Y); + SSE = residuals.norm2() * residuals.norm2(); + + } + + public double beta(int j) { + return beta.get(j, 0); + } + + public int degree() { + return degree; + } + + public double R2() { + return 1.0 - SSE/SST; + } + + // predicted y value corresponding to x + public double predict(double x) { + // horner's method + double y = 0.0; + for (int j = degree; j >= 0; j--) + y = beta(j) + (x * y); + return y; + } + + public String toString() { + String s = ""; + int j = degree; + + // ignoring leading zero coefficients + while(Math.abs(beta(j)) < 1E-5) + j--; + + // create remaining terms + while(j >= 0){ + if (j == 0) s += String.format("%.2f ", beta(j)); + else if (j == 1) s += String.format("%.2f N + ", beta(j)); + else s += String.format("%.2f N^%d + ", beta(j), j); + j--; + } + return s + " (R^2 = " + String.format("%.3f", R2()) + ")"; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException { + double[] x = { 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 200 }; + double[] y = { 100, 350, 1500, 6700, 20160, 40000 }; + PolynomialRegression regression = new PolynomialRegression(x, y, 3); + StdOut.println(regression); + } +} + diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Queens2.java b/src/math/statistics/Queens2.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6f46a16 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Queens2.java @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ +package math.statistics; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Queens2.java + * Execution: java Queens2 N + * + * Solve the N queens problem by enumerating all N! permutations, + * pruning off useless branches. Solves N = 30 in a reasonable amount + * of time. + * + * % java Queens2 3 + * + * % java Queens2 4 + * * * Q * + * Q * * * + * * * * Q + * * Q * * + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Queens2 { + + /*********************************************************************** + * Print out N-by-N placement of queens in ASCII. + ***********************************************************************/ + public static void printQueens(int[] a) { + int N = a.length; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + if (a[i] == j) System.out.print("Q "); + else System.out.print("* "); + } + System.out.println(); + } + System.out.println(); + } + + /*********************************************************************** + * Solve the N queens problem by brute force. + ***********************************************************************/ + public static void swap(int[] a, int i, int j) { + int temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[j]; + a[j] = temp; + } + + + + + // try all n! permutations, but prune useless ones + public static void enumerate(int[] a, boolean[] diag1, boolean[] diag2, int n) { + int N = a.length; + + // found one, so print out and stop + if (n == 0) { + printQueens(a); + System.exit(0); + } + + for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + swap(a, i, n-1); + int k = n-1; + + // if placement of new queen is ok, then enumerate + if (!diag1[k + a[k]] && !diag2[N + k - a[k]]) { + diag1[k + a[k]] = true; + diag2[N + k - a[k]] = true; + enumerate(a, diag1, diag2, n-1); + diag1[k + a[k]] = false; + diag2[N + k - a[k]] = false; + } + swap(a, i, n-1); + } + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int[] a = new int[N]; // a[i] = row of queen in ith column + boolean[] diag1 = new boolean[2*N]; // is ith top diagonal occupied? + boolean[] diag2 = new boolean[2*N]; // is ith bottom diagonal occupied? + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + a[i] = i; + enumerate(a, diag1, diag2, N); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/RandomPrime.java b/src/math/statistics/RandomPrime.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b16b687 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/RandomPrime.java @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +package math.statistics; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac RandomPrime.java + * Execution: java RandomPrime N + * + * Generate a N-bit integer that is (probably) prime. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.math.BigInteger; +import java.security.SecureRandom; + +public class RandomPrime { + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + SecureRandom random = new SecureRandom(); + BigInteger prime = BigInteger.probablePrime(N, random); + System.out.println(prime); + } +} + diff --git a/src/math/statistics/RandomQueue.java b/src/math/statistics/RandomQueue.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c532bcf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/RandomQueue.java @@ -0,0 +1,238 @@ +package math.statistics; + + +import java.util.Iterator; +import java.util.NoSuchElementException; + +import stdlib.StdRandom; + +/*** + * Implement the RandomQueue with a next() that returns + * + * @author Andreas + * + * @param <Item> + */ + +public class RandomQueue<Item> implements Iterable<Item>{ + + private int N; + private Node first; + private Node last; + + /*** + * Node in the randomqueue + * @author Andreas + * previous allows backwards traversing + */ + private class Node { + private Item item; + private Node next; + private Node previous; + } + + /*** + * Constructor + */ + public RandomQueue() { + N = 0; + first = null; + last = null; + } + + public void enqueue(Item item) { + if (isEmpty()) { + //The queue is empty set first and last to the new node + first = new Node(); + first.item = item; + first.next = null; + first.previous = null; + last = first; + last.next = null; + } else { + // Insert an element at the end + Node oldLast = last; + last = new Node(); + last.item = item; + last.next = null; + last.previous = oldLast; + oldLast.next = last; + } + N++; + } + + public Item peek() { + if(!isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Stack underflow"); + return first.item; + } + + public boolean isEmpty() { + return first == null; + } + + public int size() { + return N; + } + + public String toString() { + StringBuilder s = new StringBuilder(); + for(Item i : this) + { + s.append(i + " "); + } + return s.toString().trim(); + } + + + /** + * return (but do not remove) a random item + */ + public Item sample() { + if (isEmpty()) { + throw new NoSuchElementException(); + } + + int random = StdRandom.uniform(N); + Node n; + if (random < N/2) { + // Get to the random element from front to back + int i = 0; + n = first; + while(i < random) { + n = n.next; + i++; + } + } else { + // Get to the random element from front to back + int i = N-1; + n = last; + while(i > random) { + n = n.previous; + i--; + } + } + return n.item; + } + + /** + * remove and return a random item + * a random number i, 0<= i < N + * iterate through the queue from front to end + */ + public Item dequeue() { + if (isEmpty()) { + throw new NoSuchElementException(); + } + + int random = StdRandom.uniform(N); + Node n; + if (random < N/2) { + // Get to the random element from front to back + int i = 0; + n = first; + while(i < random) { + n = n.next; + i++; + } + } else { + // Get to the random element from back to front + int i = N-1; + n = last; + while(i > random) { + n = n.previous; + i--; + } + } + + // Update node + Item item = n.item; + Node prev = n.previous; + Node next = n.next; + + if (prev == null) { + if (next == null) { + // prev == null && next == null (Only this element left in the queue) + first = null; + last = null; + n = null; + N--; + }else { + // prev == null && next != null (First element) + first = next; + first.previous = null; + n = null; + N--; + } + } else { + if (next == null) { + // prev != null && next == null (Last element ) + last = n.previous; + last.next = null; + n=null; + N--; + }else { + // prev != null && next != null (Middle element) + prev.next = n.next; + next.previous = prev; + n=null; + N--; + } + } + return item; + } + + public Iterator<Item> iterator() { + return new RandomIterator(); + } + + + private class RandomIterator implements Iterator<Item> { + // Randomized copy of the queue + private RandomQueue<Item> rq = new RandomQueue<Item>(); + private Node current = first; + + public RandomIterator() { + Requeue(); + } + + @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") + private void Requeue() { + Object[] nodes = new Object[size()]; + int i = 0; + // Create an array of nodes from the original randomqueue + + while(hasNext()) { + nodes[i] = next(); + i++; + } + + // Use StdRandom.shuffle to randomize the array of nodes + StdRandom.shuffle(nodes); + + // Fille the randomqueue rq with elements in randomized order. + for (Object o : nodes) { + rq.enqueue((Item)o); + } + + // Set the current of the iterator to the new RandomQueues first + current = rq.first; + } + + public boolean hasNext() { + return current != null; + } + + public void remove() { + throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); + } + + public Item next() { + if (!hasNext()) + throw new NoSuchElementException(); + + Item item = current.item; + current = current.next; + return item; + } + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/math/statistics/RandomWalk.java b/src/math/statistics/RandomWalk.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..19e287b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/RandomWalk.java @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac RandomWalk.java + * Execution: java RandomWalk N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * % java RandomWalk 20 + * total steps = 300 + * + * % java RandomWalk 50 + * total steps = 2630 + * + * Simulates a 2D random walk and plots the trajectory. + * + * Remarks: works best if N is a divisor of 600. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class RandomWalk { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 30; + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setXscale(-N, +N); + sd.setYscale(-N, +N); +// StdDraw.clear(Color.GRAY); + + int x = 0, y = 0; + int steps = 0; + while (Math.abs(x) < N && Math.abs(y) < N) { + sd.setPenColor(Color.WHITE); + sd.filledSquare(x, y, 0.45); + double r = Math.random(); + if (r < 0.25) x--; + else if (r < 0.50) x++; + else if (r < 0.75) y--; + else if (r < 1.00) y++; + steps++; + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLUE); + sd.filledSquare(x, y, .45); + sd.show(40); + } + System.out.println("Total steps = " + steps); + } + +} + diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Sampling.java b/src/math/statistics/Sampling.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..50ed249 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Sampling.java @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +package math.statistics; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Sampling.java + * Execution: java Sampling N p + * + * Suppose that p = 40% of the population favors candidate A. If we take a + * random sample of N = 200 voters, what is the probability that less than + * half the voters support candidate A? + * + * The number X of the N = 200 voters that support candidate A is binomial + * distributed with mean N * p = 200 * 0.4 = 50 and variance + * N * p * (1 - p) = 200 * 0.4 * 0.6 = 48. The standard deviation is + * The probability that less than half the voters support candidate A is + * the probability that X < N / 2 = 100. + * + * Using the normal approximation to the binomial distribution, the + * probability that X < 100 is: + * P(Z <= (100-80) / sqrt(48)) = P (Z <= 2.886) + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Sampling { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + double p = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + + double prob = Gaussian.Phi((0.5*N - p*N) / Math.sqrt(N*p*(1-p))); + System.out.println("probability = " + prob); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/SelfAvoidingWalk.java b/src/math/statistics/SelfAvoidingWalk.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f9bf750 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/SelfAvoidingWalk.java @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac SelfAvoidingWalk.java + * Execution: java SelfAvoidingWalk N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Simulate and animate a self-avoiding walk in two dimensions. Follow + * trajectory of 2D random walk until it walks back in on itself or + * reaches the boundary. Always choose a direction that won't hit itself + * if possible. + * + * This random process produces a biased SAW. To produce an unbiased + * SAW, need to generate a 2D random walk (choosing each of the 4 + * directions with equal likelihood) and start over from scratch + * if it self-intersects. + * + * % java SelfAvoidingWalk 16 + * + * % java SelfAvoidingWalk 32 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class SelfAvoidingWalk { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + sd.setXscale(0, N); + sd.setYscale(0, N); + + // draw many self-avoiding random walks + while (true) { + StdDraw.clear(); + boolean[][] visited = new boolean[N][N]; + + // starting position + int x = N / 2; + int y = N / 2; + visited[x][y] = true; + + + // make a random move as long as particle is not boxed in + while (!visited[x-1][y] || !visited[x+1][y] || !visited[x][y-1] || !visited[x][y+1]) { + + + // try until you find an available move + while (true) { + double r = Math.random(); + if (r < 0.25 && !visited[x-1][y]) { x--; break; } + else if (r < 0.50 && !visited[x+1][y]) { x++; break; } + else if (r < 0.75 && !visited[x][y-1]) { y--; break; } + else if (r < 1.00 && !visited[x][y+1]) { y++; break; } + } + visited[x][y] = true; + + // draw + sd.filledSquare(x + 0.5, y + 0.5, .45); + sd.show(25); + + if (x <= 0 || x >= N-1 || y <= 0 || y >= N-1) break; // hit outside boundary + } + sd.show(1000); + } + } +} + diff --git a/src/math/statistics/StableOnePass.java b/src/math/statistics/StableOnePass.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6aaa733 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/StableOnePass.java @@ -0,0 +1,85 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac StableOnePass.java + * Execution: java StableOnePass < data.txt + * Dependencies: StdIn.java + * + * Reads in a sequence of real numbers, computes the mean, standard + * deviation and 95% approximate confidence interval. + * + * Note: uses a stable one-pass formula. + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * - accurate subject to overflow of double + * + * + * % java StableOnePass + * 10.0 5.0 6.0 + * 3.0 7.0 32.0 + * average = 10.5 + * sample variance = 116.3 + * 95% approximate confidence interval = [ -10.637125632403283, 31.637125632403283 ] + * + * % java StableOnePass + * 0.5000000000000002 0.5000000000000001 + * mean = 0.5000000000000002 + * sample stddev = 7.850462293418876E-17 // true answer = 7.07106781186547E-17 + * sample variance = 6.162975822039155E-33 + * 95% approximate confidence interval = [ 0.5000000000000001, 0.5000000000000003 ] + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class StableOnePass { + private int n = 0; // number of elements + private double m = 0.0; // sample mean + private double s = 0.0; // s / (n-1) is the sample variance + + // add a new value x to the dataset (using stable one-pass formula) + public void add(double x) { + n++; + s = s + 1.0 * (n-1) / n * (x - m) * (x - m); + m = m + (x - m) / n; + } + + // return the mean of the N values + public double mean() { + return m; + } + + // return the sample variance of the N values + public double variance() { + return s / (n - 1); + } + + // return the sample standard deviation of the N values + public double stddev() { + return Math.sqrt(variance()); + } + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + StableOnePass dataset = new StableOnePass(); + while(!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + double x = StdIn.readDouble(); + dataset.add(x); + } + double mean = dataset.mean(); + double stddev = dataset.stddev(); + double var = dataset.variance(); + double lo = mean - 1.96 * stddev; + double hi = mean + 1.96 * stddev; + + // print results + System.out.println("mean = " + mean); + System.out.println("sample stddev = " + stddev); + System.out.println("sample variance = " + var); + System.out.print("95% approximate confidence interval = "); + System.out.println("[ " + lo + ", " + hi + " ]"); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/TwoPass.java b/src/math/statistics/TwoPass.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..26d2dd4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/TwoPass.java @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac TwoPass.java + * Execution: java TwoPass < data.txt + * Dependencies: StdIn.java + * + * Reads in a sequence of real numbers, computes the mean, standard + * deviation and 95% approximate confidence interval. + * + * Note: the two-pass formula is preferred for stability. + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * - accurate subject to overflow of double + * + * + * % java TwoPass + * 10.0 5.0 6.0 + * 3.0 7.0 32.0 + * average = 10.5 + * sample variance = 116.3 + * 95% approximate confidence interval = [ -10.637125632403283, 31.637125632403283 ] + * + * % java Average + * 0.5000000000000002 0.5000000000000001 + * average = 0.5000000000000002 + * sample stddev = 1.1102230246251565E-16 + * 95% approximate confidence interval = [ 0.5, 0.5000000000000004 ] + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class TwoPass { + private int capacity = 10; + private int N = 0; + private double[] x = new double[capacity]; + private double sumx = 0.0; + + // double the capacity of the array storing the values + private void increaseCapacity() { + capacity = capacity * 2; + double[] temp = new double[capacity]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) temp[i] = x[i]; + x = temp; + } + + // add a new value to the dataset + public void add(double value) { + if (N == capacity) increaseCapacity(); + x[N++] = value; + sumx = sumx + value; + } + + // return the mean of the N values + public double mean() { + return sumx / N; + } + + // return the sample variance of the N values + public double variance() { + double xbar = mean(); + double xxbar = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + xxbar += (x[i] - xbar) * (x[i] - xbar); + double variance = xxbar / (N - 1); + return variance; + } + + // return the sample standard deviation of the N values + public double stddev() { + return Math.sqrt(variance()); + } + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + TwoPass dataset = new TwoPass(); + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + double x = StdIn.readDouble(); + dataset.add(x); + } + double mean = dataset.mean(); + double stddev = dataset.stddev(); + double lo = mean - 1.96 * stddev; + double hi = mean + 1.96 * stddev; + + // print results + System.out.println("mean = " + mean); + System.out.println("sample stddev = " + stddev); + System.out.print("95% approximate confidence interval = "); + System.out.println("[ " + lo + ", " + hi + " ]"); + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/VerticalPercolation.java b/src/math/statistics/VerticalPercolation.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d174caa --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/VerticalPercolation.java @@ -0,0 +1,102 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.StdArrayIO; +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdOut; +import stdlib.StdRandom; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac VerticalPercolation.java + * Execution: java VerticalPercolation < input.txt + * Dependencies: StdArrayIO.java StdOut.java + * + * % java VerticalPercolation < testD.txt + * 8 8 + * 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 + * 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 + * 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 + * 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 + * 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 + * 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 + * 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 + * 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 + * false + * + * % java VerticalPercolation < testV.txt + * 8 8 + * 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 + * 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 + * 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 + * 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 + * 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 + * 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 + * 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 + * 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 + * true + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class VerticalPercolation { + + // given an N-by-N matrix of open sites, return an N-by-N matrix + // of sites reachable from the top via a vertical path of open sites + public static boolean[][] flow(boolean[][] open) { + int N = open.length; + boolean[][] full = new boolean[N][N]; + + // identify full sites in row 0 + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + full[0][j] = open[0][j]; + } + + // update remaining rows + for (int i = 1; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + full[i][j] = open[i][j] && full[i-1][j]; + } + } + + return full; + } + + + // does the system percolate? + public static boolean percolates(boolean[][] open) { + int N = open.length; + boolean[][] full = flow(open); + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + if (full[N-1][j]) return true; + } + return false; + } + + // draw the N-by-N boolean matrix to standard draw + public static void show(boolean[][] a, boolean which) { + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + int N = a.length; + sd.setXscale(-1, N); + sd.setYscale(-1, N); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + if (a[i][j] == which) + sd.filledSquare(j, N-i-1, .5); + } + + // return a random N-by-N boolean matrix, where each entry is + // true with probability p + public static boolean[][] random(int N, double p) { + boolean[][] a = new boolean[N][N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) + a[i][j] = StdRandom.bernoulli(p); + return a; + } + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + boolean[][] open = StdArrayIO.readBoolean2D(); + StdArrayIO.print(flow(open)); + StdOut.println(percolates(open)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/Visualize.java b/src/math/statistics/Visualize.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fc24efa --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/Visualize.java @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Visualize.java + * Execution: java Visualize N p trials + * Dependencies: Percolation.java StdDraw.java + * + * Repeatedly generated N-by-N boolean matrices, where each site + * is true with probability p. Plot the results using standard + * graphics. + * + * % java Visualize 20 .35 10 + * + * % java Visualize 20 .45 10 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Visualize { + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"20", ".35", "10"}; + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + double p = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + int M = Integer.parseInt(args[2]); + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // repeatedly created N-by-N matrices and display them using standard draw + for (int i = 0; i < M; i++) { + boolean[][] open = Percolation.random(N, p); + StdDraw.clear(); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + Percolation.show(open, false); + sd.setPenColor(Color.GRAY); + boolean[][] full = Percolation.flow(open); + Percolation.show(full, true); + sd.show(1000); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/math/statistics/VisualizePercolation.java b/src/math/statistics/VisualizePercolation.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3406010 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/statistics/VisualizePercolation.java @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +package math.statistics; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Visualize.java + * Execution: java Visualize N p trials + * Dependencies: Percolation.java StdDraw.java + * + * Repeatedly generated N-by-N boolean matrices, where each site + * is true with probability p. Plot the results using standard + * graphics. + * + * % java Visualize 20 .35 10 + * + * % java Visualize 20 .45 10 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class VisualizePercolation { + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + double p = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + int M = Integer.parseInt(args[2]); + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // repeatedly created N-by-N matrices and display them using standard draw + for (int i = 0; i < M; i++) { + boolean[][] open = Percolation.random(N, p); + StdDraw.clear(); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + Percolation.show(open, false); + sd.setPenColor(Color.GRAY); + boolean[][] full = Percolation.flow(open); + Percolation.show(full, true); + sd.show(1000); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/math/symbolic/Integration.java b/src/math/symbolic/Integration.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e78a47f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/math/symbolic/Integration.java @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +package math.symbolic; + +import math.equation.Polynomial; + +public class Integration extends Polynomial { + String poly; + + Integration(){ + + } + + void sym(String s){ + symbolic = s; + System.out.println(symbolic); + } + void poly(String s){ + poly = s; + + } + + /** + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Integration demo = new Integration(); + demo.sym("x"); + demo.poly("2*x^3+5*x^2-8*x+9"); + System.out.println(demo.poly); + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/Ball.java b/src/physics/Ball.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c5a5352 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Ball.java @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Ball.java + * Execution: java Ball + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Implementation of a 2-d Ball moving in square with coordinates + * between -1 and 1. Bounces off the walls upon collision. + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Ball { + + // instance variables + private double rx, ry; // position + private double vx, vy; // velocity + private double radius; // radius + + // constructor + public Ball() { + rx = 0.0; + ry = 0.0; + vx = 0.015 - Math.random() * 0.03; + vy = 0.015 - Math.random() * 0.03; + radius = 0.025 + Math.random() * 0.05; + } + + // move the ball one step + public void move() { + if (Math.abs(rx + vx) + radius > 1.0) { vx = -vx; } + if (Math.abs(ry + vy) + radius > 1.0) { vy = -vy; } + rx = rx + vx; + ry = ry + vy; + } + + // draw the ball + public void draw() { + StdDraw.filledCircle(rx, ry, radius); + } + + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // create and initialize two balls + Ball b1 = new Ball(); + Ball b2 = new Ball(); + System.out.println("Memory address of b1 = " + b1); + System.out.println("Memory address of b2 = " + b2); + + // animate them + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setXscale(-1.0, +1.0); + sd.setYscale(-1.0, +1.0); + while (true) { + StdDraw.clear(Color.GRAY); + sd.setPenColor(Color.WHITE); + sd.filledSquare(0.0, 0.0, 1.0); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + b1.move(); + b2.move(); + b1.draw(); + b2.draw(); + sd.show(50); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/BallisticMotion.java b/src/physics/BallisticMotion.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..072f2d1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/BallisticMotion.java @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BallisticMotion.java + * Execution: java BallisticMotion v theta + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Simluate the motion of a ball fired with velocity v at theta degrees + * with coefficient of drag C. Uses Euler-Cramer method to numerically + * solve differential equation. + * + * % java BallisticMotion 180.0 60.0 + * + * % java BallisticMotion 20.0 45.0 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class BallisticMotion { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + double G = 9.8; // gravitational constant m/s^2 + double C = 0.002; // drag force coefficient + +// double v = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); // velocity +// double theta = Math.toRadians(Double.parseDouble(args[1])); // angle in radians + double v = 40.0; + double theta = 60.0*Math.PI/180; + + double x = 0.0, y = 0.0; // position + double vx = v * Math.cos(theta); // velocity in x direction + double vy = v * Math.sin(theta); // velocity in y direction + + double ax = 0.0, ay = 0.0; // acceleration +// double t = 0.0; // time + double dt = 0.01; // time quantum + + double maxR = v*v / G; // maximum distance without drag force + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setXscale(0, maxR); + sd.setYscale(0, maxR); // set the same as for X-scale + + // loop until ball hits ground + while (y >= 0.0) { + v = Math.sqrt(vx*vx + vy*vy); + ax = -C * v * vx; + ay = -G - C * v * vy; + vx += ax * dt; + vy += ay * dt; + x += vx * dt; + y += vy * dt; + StdDraw.filledCircle(x, y, 0.25); + sd.show(5); + } + StdDraw.show(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/physics/Body.java b/src/physics/Body.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3b5d77f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Body.java @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +package physics; + +import math.matrix.Vector; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/** + * 2D Body with a position, velocity and mass. + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +public class Body { + private Vector r; // position + private Vector v; // velocity + private double mass; // mass + + public Body(Vector r, Vector v, double mass) { + this.r = r; + this.v = v; + this.mass = mass; + } + + public void move(Vector f, double dt) { + Vector a = f.times(1/mass); + v = v.plus(a.times(dt)); + r = r.plus(v.times(dt)); + } + + public Vector forceFrom(Body b) { + Body a = this; + double G = 6.67e-11; + Vector delta = b.r.minus(a.r); + double dist = delta.norm(); + double F = (G * a.mass * b.mass) / (dist * dist); + return delta.direction().times(F); + } + + public void draw() { + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setPenRadius(0.025); + sd.point(r.get(0), r.get(1)); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Body body = new Body(new Vector(0,1),new Vector(1,0),1); + body.draw(); + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/BouncingBall.java b/src/physics/BouncingBall.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7f48d2f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/BouncingBall.java @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/** + * Implementation of a 2-d bouncing ball in the box from (-1, -1) to (1, 1). + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +public class BouncingBall { + public static void main(String[] args) { + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // set the scale of the coordinate system + sd.setXscale(-1.0, 1.0); + sd.setYscale(-1.0, 1.0); + + // initial values + double rx = 0.480, ry = 0.860; // position + double vx = 0.00515, vy = 0.00523; // velocity + double radius = 0.05; // radius + + // main animation loop + while (true) { + + // bounce off wall according to law of elastic collision + if (Math.abs(rx + vx) > 1.0 - radius) vx = -vx; + if (Math.abs(ry + vy) > 1.0 - radius) vy = -vy; + + // update position + rx = rx + vx; + ry = ry + vy; + + // clear the background + sd.setPenColor(Color.GRAY); + sd.filledSquare(0, 0, 1.0); + + // draw ball on the screen + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + StdDraw.filledCircle(rx, ry, radius); + + // display and pause for 10 ms + sd.show(10); + } + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/physics/BouncingBalls.java b/src/physics/BouncingBalls.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9e1f93d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/BouncingBalls.java @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BouncingBalls.java + * Execution: java BouncingBalls N + * Dependencies: Ball.java StdDraw.java + * + * Creates an array of N bouncing balls and animates them. + * + * % java BouncingBalls 10 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class BouncingBalls { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // number of bouncing balls +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 10; + + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + // set boundary to box with coordinates between -1 and +1 + sd.setXscale(-1.0, +1.0); + sd.setYscale(-1.0, +1.0); + + // create an array of N random balls + Ball[] balls = new Ball[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + balls[i] = new Ball(); + + // do the animation loop + while(true) { + StdDraw.clear(Color.GRAY); + sd.setPenColor(Color.WHITE); + sd.filledSquare(0.0, 0.0, 1.0); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + balls[i].move(); + balls[i].draw(); + } + sd.show(10); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/BouncingColoredBalls.java b/src/physics/BouncingColoredBalls.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..589b90d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/BouncingColoredBalls.java @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BouncingColoredBalls.java + * Execution: java BouncingColoredBalls N + * Dependencies: ColoredBall.java StdDraw.java + * + * Creates an array of N bouncing balls and animates them. + * + * % java BouncingBalls 10 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class BouncingColoredBalls { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // number of bouncing balls +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 10; + + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + // set boundary to box with coordinates between -1 and +1 + sd.setXscale(-1.0, +1.0); + sd.setYscale(-1.0, +1.0); + + // create an array of N random colored balls + ColoredBall[] balls = new ColoredBall[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + balls[i] = new ColoredBall(); + + // do the animation loop + while(true) { + StdDraw.clear(Color.GRAY); + sd.setPenColor(Color.WHITE); + sd.filledSquare(0.0, 0.0, 1.0); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + balls[i].move(); + balls[i].draw(); + } + sd.show(10); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/Brownian.java b/src/physics/Brownian.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d59d373 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Brownian.java @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdRandom; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Brownian.java + * Execution: java Brownian var + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plots Brownian motion trajectory using the midpoint displacement + * method. + * + * % java Brownian 1 + * + * % java Brownian 0.5 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Brownian { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // midpoint displacement method + public static void curve(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1, double var, double s) { + // stop if interval is sufficiently small + if(Math.abs(x1 - x0) < .01){ + sd.line(x0, y0, x1, y1); + return; + } + + double xm = (x0 + x1) / 2; + double ym = (y0 + y1) / 2; + ym = ym + StdRandom.gaussian(0, Math.sqrt(var)); + curve(x0, y0, xm, ym, var/s, s); + curve(xm, ym, x1, y1, var/s, s); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"1"}; + double H = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + double s = Math.pow(2, 2*H); + curve(0.0, 0.5, 1.0, 0.5, .01, s); + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/BrownianIsland.java b/src/physics/BrownianIsland.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7fcd05e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/BrownianIsland.java @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdRandom; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BrownianIsland.java + * Execution: java BrownianIsland var N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Plots Brownian island using the midpoint displacement method. + * + * % java BrownianIsland 0.5 11 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class BrownianIsland { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + public static void midpoint(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1, double var, int N) { + if (N == 0) { + sd.line(x0, y0, x1, y1); + return; + } + double xmid = 0.5 * (x0 + x1) + StdRandom.gaussian(0, Math.sqrt(var)); + double ymid = 0.5 * (y0 + y1) + StdRandom.gaussian(0, Math.sqrt(var)); + + + midpoint(x0, y0, xmid, ymid, var / 2.7, N-1); // 3 seems to be a good value + midpoint(xmid, ymid, x1, y1, var / 2.7, N-1); + } + + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{".5","11"}; + double var = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + + sd.setXscale(-1, +1); + sd.setYscale(-1, +1); + midpoint(0, 0, 0, 0, var / Math.sqrt(2), N); + } +} + diff --git a/src/physics/BrownianParticle.java b/src/physics/BrownianParticle.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1364636 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/BrownianParticle.java @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +package physics; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BrownianParticle.java + * Execution: java BrownianParticle N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Simulate N particles undergoing Brownian motion, starting + * at the origin. Draws a disc giving the average distance + * from the origin after each time step. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdRandom; + +public class BrownianParticle { + private Color color; // color + private double x, y; // position + private double radius; // radius + private double sigma; // standard deviation of increments + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + public BrownianParticle(double x, double y, double sigma) { + this.x = x; + this.y = y; + this.sigma = sigma; + this.color = Color.getHSBColor((float) Math.random(), .7f, .7f); + this.radius = 0.006; + } + + + // distance from origin + public double distance() { + return Math.sqrt(x*x + y*y); + } + + // draw the particle + public void draw() { + sd.setPenColor(color); + StdDraw.filledCircle(x, y, radius); + } + + // move the particle and draw line connecting old position and new + public void move() { + double z1 = StdRandom.gaussian(); + double z2 = StdRandom.gaussian(); + x += sigma * z1; + y += sigma * z2; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 50; + sd.setXscale(-1, +1); + sd.setYscale(-1, +1); + sd.show(0); // turn on animation mode + + // create N random particles + BrownianParticle[] particles = new BrownianParticle[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + particles[i] = new BrownianParticle(0.0, 0.0, 0.005); + + // simulate them + double avgdist = 0.0; + while(true) { + StdDraw.clear(Color.LIGHT_GRAY); + avgdist = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + particles[i].draw(); + particles[i].move(); + avgdist += particles[i].distance() / N; + } + Color transparentGray = new Color(50, 50, 50, 100); + sd.setPenColor(transparentGray); + StdDraw.filledCircle(0, 0, avgdist); + sd.show(50); + } + } +} + diff --git a/src/physics/Charge.java b/src/physics/Charge.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..710b6d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Charge.java @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Charge.java + * Execution: java Charge x y + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Charge { + private double rx, ry; // position + private double q; // charge + + public Charge(double x0, double y0, double q0) { + rx = x0; + ry = y0; + q = q0; + } + + public double potentialAt(double x, double y) { + double k = 8.99e09; + double dx = x - rx; + double dy = y - ry; + return k * q / Math.sqrt(dx*dx + dy*dy); + } + + public String toString() { + return q + " at " + "(" + rx + ", " + ry + ")"; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"1", "1"}; + double x = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + double y = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + Charge c1 = new Charge(.51, .63, 21.3); + Charge c2 = new Charge(.13, .94, 81.9); + System.out.println(c1); + System.out.println(c2); + double v1 = c1.potentialAt(x, y); + double v2 = c2.potentialAt(x, y); + StdOut.println(v1+v2); + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/CircuitRLC.java b/src/physics/CircuitRLC.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ba59f47 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/CircuitRLC.java @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +package physics; + +import math.number.NumberComplex; +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/* +Rohan Kapadia + +Alternating current (AC), unlike direct current (DC), supplies +a voltage which varies with time. The voltage depends on a +sine function. In circuits with resistors only, the current +is directly proportional to the voltage. However, with capacitors +and inductors, there is a "phase shift" between the current +and voltage. With a capacitor, there is a 90 degree phase shift. +This means that when the voltage wave is at its maximum, the +current is 0, and when the current is at its maximum the voltage +is 0. The phase shift of inductors is in the other direction. +Complex numbers are used to add up the total impedance of a +circuit (impedance is a general form of resistance including +capacitors and inductors). With complex numbers, we can add up +the impedances of each element as if it were a simple resistor +circuit and don't need to calculate the phases of each element. +To do this, the impedance of a capacitor is equal to 1/iwC and +the impedance of an inductor is iwL. These values depend on the +frequency of the power supply, w. + +input = # of resistors, capacitors, inductors then their resistances, + capacitances, inductances + + + common possible values + resistance = 4; + inductance = 0.01; + capacitance = 0.000005; +*/ + +public class CircuitRLC { + public static void main(String[] args) { + int NR = StdIn.readInt(); // number of resistors + int NL = StdIn.readInt(); // number of inductors + int NC = StdIn.readInt(); // number of capacitors + double[] R = new double[NR]; // resistors + double[] L = new double[NL]; // inductors + double[] C = new double[NC]; // capacitors + + // read in values from stdin + for (int i = 0; i < NR; i++) R[i] = StdIn.readDouble(); + for (int i = 0; i < NL; i++) L[i] = StdIn.readDouble(); + for (int i = 0; i < NC; i++) C[i] = StdIn.readDouble(); + + double frequency = 50; // angular frequency of voltage (w) + + NumberComplex impedance = new NumberComplex(0, 0); + + for (int i = 0; i < NR; i++) { + NumberComplex resistance = new NumberComplex(R[i], 0); + impedance = impedance.plus(resistance); + } + + // complex impedance of an inductor is iwL + for (int i = 0; i < NL; i++) { + NumberComplex reactance = new NumberComplex(0, frequency * L[i]); + impedance = impedance.plus(reactance); + } + + // complex impedance of a capacitor is 1/(iwC) + for (int i = 0; i < NC; i++) { + NumberComplex reactance = new NumberComplex(0, -1.0/(frequency * C[i])); + impedance = impedance.plus(reactance); + } + + + double realImpedance = impedance.mod(); + System.out.println("real impedance = " + realImpedance); + + // relative phase = angle at which voltage leads current + double phase = impedance.arg(); + System.out.println("phase = " + phase); + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/CollidingBalls.java b/src/physics/CollidingBalls.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cc04c90 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/CollidingBalls.java @@ -0,0 +1,99 @@ +package physics; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac CollidingBalls.java + * Execution: java CollidingBalls N + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Simulate N balls of uniform mass, bouncing off the four walls + * and each other according to the laws of elastic collisions. + * + * % java CollidingBalls 50 + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * - Inefficient since it performs N^2 collision checks per dt. + * + * - Can miss collisions. Use event-based simulation and a priority + * queue instead of time-based simulation to fix. + * + * - physics not correct + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdAudio; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +public class CollidingBalls { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 20; + double dt = 1.0; + double RADIUS = 5.0; + + // initialize positions and velocities at random + double[] px = new double[N]; + double[] py = new double[N]; + double[] vx = new double[N]; + double[] vy = new double[N]; + Color[] color = new Color[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + px[i] = 16 + 480 * Math.random(); + py[i] = 16 + 480 * Math.random(); + vx[i] = 10 * Math.random() - 5; + vy[i] = 10 * Math.random() - 5; + color[i] = Color.getHSBColor((float) Math.random(), 1.0f, 1.0f); + } + + + int SIZE = 512; + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + sd.setXscale(0, SIZE); + sd.setYscale(0, SIZE); + + while (true) { + StdDraw.clear(Color.BLACK); + + // detect collision with wall and reverse velocity + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + if ((px[i] + dt * vx[i] > SIZE - RADIUS) || (px[i] + dt * vx[i] < RADIUS)) vx[i] = -vx[i]; + if ((py[i] + dt * vy[i] > SIZE - RADIUS) || (py[i] + dt * vy[i] < RADIUS)) vy[i] = -vy[i]; + } + + // detect collision with other particles + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = i + 1; j < N; j++) { + double dx = (px[i] - px[j]) + dt * (vx[i] - vx[j]); + double dy = (py[i] - py[j]) + dt * (vy[i] - vy[j]); + + // if collision swap velocities + if (Math.sqrt(dx*dx + dy*dy) <= 2*RADIUS) { + double tempx = vx[i]; + double tempy = vy[i]; + vx[i] = vx[j]; + vy[i] = vy[j]; + vx[j] = tempx; + vy[j] = tempy; + StdAudio.play("resources/pop.wav"); + break; // only pairwise collisions + } + } + } + + // update positions + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + px[i] = px[i] + vx[i] * dt; + py[i] = py[i] + vy[i] * dt; + } + + // update positions + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + sd.setPenColor(color[i]); + StdDraw.filledCircle(px[i], py[i], RADIUS); + } + sd.show(50); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/ColoredBall.java b/src/physics/ColoredBall.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2c94506 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/ColoredBall.java @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +package physics; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac ColoredBall.java + * Execution: java ColoredBall + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Implementation of a 2-d ball moving in square with coordinates + * between -1 and +1. Bounces off the walls upon collision. + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +public class ColoredBall { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // instance variables + private double rx, ry; // position + private double vx, vy; // velocity + private double radius; // radius + private Color color; // color + + // constructor + public ColoredBall() { + rx = 0.0; + ry = 0.0; + vx = 0.015 - Math.random() * 0.03; + vy = 0.015 - Math.random() * 0.03; + radius = 0.025 + Math.random() * 0.05; + + // random color of the spectrum + // see http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/awt/Color.html#getHSBColor(float,%20float,%20float) + color = Color.getHSBColor((float) Math.random(), .8f, .8f); + } + + // move the ball one step + public void move() { + if (Math.abs(rx + vx) + radius > 1.0) { vx = -vx; } + if (Math.abs(ry + vy) + radius > 1.0) { vy = -vy; } + rx = rx + vx; + ry = ry + vy; + } + + // draw the ball + public void draw() { + sd.setPenColor(color); + StdDraw.filledCircle(rx, ry, radius); + } + + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // create and initialize two balls + ColoredBall b1 = new ColoredBall(); + ColoredBall b2 = new ColoredBall(); + System.out.println("Memory address of b1 = " + b1); + System.out.println("Memory address of b2 = " + b2); + + // animate them + sd.setXscale(-1.0, +1.0); + sd.setYscale(-1.0, +1.0); + + while (true) { + StdDraw.clear(Color.GRAY); + sd.setPenColor(Color.WHITE); + sd.filledSquare(0.0, 0.0, 1.0); + b1.move(); + b2.move(); + b1.draw(); + b2.draw(); + sd.show(50); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/DeluxeBouncingBall.java b/src/physics/DeluxeBouncingBall.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..296498d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/DeluxeBouncingBall.java @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.StdAudio; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac DeluxeBouncingBall.java + * Execution: java DeluxeBouncingBall + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java StdAudio.java + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/15inout/laser.wav + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/15inout/pop.wav + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/15inout/earth.gif + * + * Implementation of a 2-d bouncing ball in the box from (-1, -1) to (1, 1). + * + * % java DeluxeBouncingBall + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class DeluxeBouncingBall { + public static void main(String[] args) { + double rx = .480, ry = .860; // position + double vx = .015, vy = .023; // velocity + double radius = .03; // a hack since "earth.gif" is in pixels + + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + // set the scale of the coordinate system + sd.setXscale(-1.0, 1.0); + sd.setYscale(-1.0, 1.0); + + + // main animation loop + while (true) { + if (Math.abs(rx + vx) + radius > 1.0) { vx = -vx; StdAudio.play("resources/laser.wav"); } + if (Math.abs(ry + vy) + radius > 1.0) { vy = -vy; StdAudio.play("resources/pop.wav"); } + rx = rx + vx; + ry = ry + vy; + sd.filledSquare(0.0, 0.0, 1.0); + StdDraw.picture(rx, ry, "resources\\earth.gif"); + sd.show(20); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/DeluxeCharge.java b/src/physics/DeluxeCharge.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ac970ea --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/DeluxeCharge.java @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +package physics; + + +public class DeluxeCharge { + // electrostatic constant (N m^2 / C^2) + private static double k = 8.99E09; + + private double x, y; // position + private double q; // charge + + public DeluxeCharge(double x, double y, double q) { + this.x = x; + this.y = y; + this.q = q; + } + + // return the potential + public double potential(double x, double y) { + return k * q / distanceTo(x, y); // V = kq / r + } + + public double fieldX(double x, double y) { + double dx = x - this.x; + double r = distanceTo(x, y); + double E = k * q / (r * r); // E = kq / r^2 + return E * dx / r; // Ex = E * dx / r + } + + public double fieldY(double x, double y) { + double dy = y - this.y; + double r = distanceTo(x, y); + double E = k * q / (r * r); // E = kq / r^2 + return E * dy / r; // Ey = E * dy / r + } + + // Euclidean distance between this Charge and (x, y) + public double distanceTo(double x, double y) { + double dx = x - this.x; + double dy = y - this.y; + return Math.sqrt(dx*dx + dy*dy); + } + + // is this charge positive? + public boolean isPositivelyCharged() { return (q > 0); } + + // return x and y coordinates of this charge + public double getX() { return x; } + public double getY() { return y; } + + // return string representation of this charge + public String toString() { + return "x = " + x + " y = " + y + " q = " + q; + } + +} diff --git a/src/physics/Element.java b/src/physics/Element.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f206a35 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Element.java @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Element.java + * Execution: java Element < elements.csv + * Dependencies: StdIn.java StdOut.java + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/data/elements.csv + * + * Data type for elements in periodic table. Store name, atomic number, + * symbol, and atomic. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Element { + private String name; // name of element + private int number; // number in periodic table + private String symbol; // atomic symbol + private double weight; // atomic weight + + public Element(String name, int number, String symbol, double weight) { + this.name = name; + this.number = number; + this.symbol = symbol; + this.weight = weight; + } + + + public String toString() { + String s = ""; + s = s + name + " (" + symbol + ")\n"; + s = s + "Atomic number: " + number + "\n"; + s = s + "Atomic weight: " + weight + "\n"; + return s; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int ELEMENTS = 103; + Element[] elements = new Element[ELEMENTS]; + + // ignore first line + String s = StdIn.readLine(); + + // read data + for (int i = 0; i < ELEMENTS; i++) { + s = StdIn.readLine(); + String[] fields = s.split(","); + String name = fields[0]; + int number = Integer.parseInt(fields[1]); + String symbol = fields[2]; + double weight = Double.parseDouble(fields[3]); + elements[i] = new Element(name, number, symbol, weight); + StdOut.println(elements[i]); + } + } +} + diff --git a/src/physics/Equipotential.java b/src/physics/Equipotential.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1a06484 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Equipotential.java @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Equipotential.java + * Execution: java Equipotential N + * Dependencies: DeluxeCharge.java Picture.java + * + * Potential value visualization for a set of charges. + * + * % java Equipotential 5 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Equipotential { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int SIZE = 800; + double RADIUS = 500E-12; // real size (m) + double eps = RADIUS / SIZE; // real size of 1 pixel + double e = 1.60217733E-19; // elementary charge (C) +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // number of charges + int N = 5; + DeluxeCharge[] charges; // the N random charges + + // N random charges + charges = new DeluxeCharge[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + double x = Math.random() * RADIUS; + double y = Math.random() * RADIUS; + double k = e; + if (Math.random() < 0.5) k = -e; + charges[i] = new DeluxeCharge(x, y, k); + } + + Picture pic = new Picture(SIZE, SIZE); + + // draw equipotential lines; compute potential and field strength at (x, y) + for (int ix = 0; ix < SIZE; ix++) { + for (int iy = 0; iy < SIZE; iy++) { + double x = ix * RADIUS / SIZE; + double y = iy * RADIUS / SIZE; + + // electric potential V at (x, y) + double V = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + V += charges[i].potential(x, y); + } + + // vector field (Ex, Ey) at (x, y) and total strength E + double Ex = 0.0, Ey = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + Ex += charges[i].fieldX(x, y); + Ey += charges[i].fieldY(x, y); + } + double E = Math.sqrt(Ex*Ex + Ey*Ey); + + // draw if potential is < 1/2 pixel from a multiple of 5V (since E = grad V) + // if ((Math.abs(V) % 5) < 1.0 * E * eps) { + if ((V - Math.floor(V/5) * 5) < 1.0 * E * eps) { + pic.set(ix, SIZE-1-iy, Color.WHITE); + } + } + } + + pic.show(); + + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/FourChargeClient.java b/src/physics/FourChargeClient.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..87cc3ba --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/FourChargeClient.java @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +package physics; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac FourChargeClient.java + * Execution: java FourChargeClient r + * Dependencies: Charge.java + * + * % java FourChargeClient .1 + * total potential = 1.5239509122751547E11 + * + * % java FourChargeClient .2 + * total potential = 2.5593786255292056E11 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class FourChargeClient { + public static void main(String[] args) { + double r = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + + // center of standard drawing window + double cx = 0.5; + double cy = 0.5; + + // construct four charges + Charge c1 = new Charge(cx + r, cy, 1.0); // east + Charge c2 = new Charge(cx, cy - r, 1.0); // south + Charge c3 = new Charge(cx - r, cy, 1.0); // west + Charge c4 = new Charge(cx, cy + r, 1.0); // north + + // Compute potentials at (.25, .5) + double px = 0.25; + double py = 0.5; + double v1 = c1.potentialAt(px, py); + double v2 = c2.potentialAt(px, py); + double v3 = c3.potentialAt(px, py); + double v4 = c4.potentialAt(px, py); + + // compute and output total potential + double sum = v1 + v2 + v3 + v4; + System.out.println("total potential = " + sum); + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/Oscilloscope.java b/src/physics/Oscilloscope.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9f95ea0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Oscilloscope.java @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +package physics; + +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Oscilloscope.java + * Execution: java Oscilloscope A B wX wY phiX phiY + * Dependencies: StdDraw.java + * + * Simluate the output of an oscilloscope. Assume that the vertical and + * horizontal inputs are sinusoidal. + * + * x = A sin (wX + phiX) + * y = B sin (wY + phiY) + * + * % java Oscilloscope 1 1 2 3 20 45 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Oscilloscope { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"1", "1", "2", "3", "20", "45"}; + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + sd.setXscale(-1, +1); + sd.setYscale(-1, +1); + + double A = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); // amplitudes + double B = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); + double wX = Double.parseDouble(args[2]); // angular frequencies + double wY = Double.parseDouble(args[3]); + double phiX = Double.parseDouble(args[4]); // phase factors + double phiY = Double.parseDouble(args[5]); + + // convert from degrees to radians + phiY = Math.toRadians(phiX); + phiY = Math.toRadians(phiY); + + + for(double t = 0.0; t < 10; t += 0.0025){ + double x = A * Math.sin(wX * t + phiX); + double y = B * Math.sin(wY * t + phiY); + sd.point(x, y); + sd.show(10); + } + + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/physics/Potential.java b/src/physics/Potential.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..89a5364 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Potential.java @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +package physics; + +import java.io.File; +import java.io.FileNotFoundException; +import java.util.Locale; +import java.util.Scanner; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.Picture; + +public class Potential { + + /** + * Potential value visualization for a set of charges. + * @param filename + * @throws FileNotFoundException + */ + public void potential(String filename) throws FileNotFoundException { + // read in N point charges + Scanner in = new Scanner(new File(filename), "UTF-8"); + in.useLocale(new Locale("en", "US")); + int n = in.nextInt(); + double x0, y0, q0; + Charge[] a = new Charge[n]; + for(int k = 0; k < n; k++) { + x0 = in.nextDouble(); + y0 = in.nextDouble(); + q0 = in.nextDouble(); + a[k] = new Charge(x0, y0, q0); + } + in.close(); + + // compute the potential at each point and plot + int SIZE = 800; + int i, j, k; + Picture pic = new Picture(SIZE, SIZE); + for(i=0; i<SIZE; i++){ + for(j=0; j<SIZE; j++){ + double V = 0.0; + for(k=0; k<n; k++){ + double x = 1.0 * i / SIZE; + double y = 1.0 * j / SIZE; + V += a[k].potentialAt(x, y); + } + V = 128 + V / 2.0e10; + int t = 0; + if (V < 0) t = 0; + else if(V > 255) t = 255; + else t = (int) V; +// Color c = new Color(t, t, t); + Color c = Color.getHSBColor( + .9f*t/255.0f, /*.9 so that both extrema have different colors*/ + .9f, .9f); +// Color c = Color.getHSBColor(.75f*t/40, .8f, .8f); +// int gray = (t * 37) % 255; +// Color c = new Color(gray, gray, gray); + pic.set(i, SIZE-1-j, c); + } + } + pic.show(); + } + + /** + * visualizing electric potential + * @param args + * @throws FileNotFoundException + */ + public static void main(String[] args) throws FileNotFoundException{ + Potential poti = new Potential(); + poti.potential("resources/charges.txt"); + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/Projectile.java b/src/physics/Projectile.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..de6361d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Projectile.java @@ -0,0 +1,219 @@ +package physics; + +import math.Maths; +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import math.matrix.Vector; +import awt.Draw; + +public class Projectile extends Trajectory{ + + enum Method{ANALYTIC, ANALYTICT, EULER} + + /** + * starting angle + */ + double alpha0; + /** + * + */ + double k; + + public Matrix motion(){ + alpha0 = 50; + k = 0.04; + return motion(Method.EULER); + } + + /** + * The motion of a projectile in an uniform gravitational field + * @param met <br> + * ANALYTIC/ANALYTICT: The ideal case of motion<br /> + * EULER: calculate with Euler method + * @return + * ANALYTIC returns y(x) -> x and y<br /> + * ANALYTICT and EULER returns x(t), y(t)<br /> + */ + public Matrix motion(Method met){ + double tend = 2.5; + double dt = 0.01; + int n = (int)(tend/dt); + + Vector t = Vector.fill(0,dt,tend); + double[] x = new double[n+1]; + double[] u = new double[n+1]; + double[] z = new double[n+1]; + double[] w = new double[n+1]; + + int i; + switch(met){ + case ANALYTIC: + for(i=0; i<n; i++){ + x[i] = t.get(i)*10; // v0*i*dt*WMath.cosd(a0); + z[i] = -g/(2*vv0.x()*vv0.x())*x[i]*x[i] + + Maths.tand(alpha0)*x[i] + vx0.z(); + } + break; + case ANALYTICT: + for(i=0; i<n; i++){ + x[i] = vv0.x()*t.get(i); + z[i] = z(t.get(i)); + } + break; + case EULER: + x[0] = vx0.x(); + u[0] = vv0.x(); + z[0] = vx0.z(); + w[0] = vv0.z(); + double v; + for(i=0; i<n; i++){ + v = Math.sqrt(u[i]*u[i]+w[i]*w[i]); + x[i+1] = x[i] + dt*u[i]; + u[i+1] = u[i] - dt*(k/m*u[i]*v); + z[i+1] = z[i] + dt*w[i]; + w[i+1] = w[i] - dt*(k/m*w[i]*Math.sqrt(u[i]*u[i]+w[i]*w[i]) + g); + } + break; + default: + break; + } + return new Matrix(x,z); + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @return z component of shot at time t + */ + public double z(double t){ + return vv0.z()*t-g/2*t*t+vx0.z(); + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @return T duration of shot + */ + public double T(){ + return (vv0.z()+Math.sqrt(vv0.z()*vv0.z()+2*g*vx0.z()))/g; + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @return W width of shot + */ + public double W(){ + return vv0.x()*T(); + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @return H max height of shot + */ + public double H(){ + return vx0.z() + vv0.z()*vv0.z()/2/g; + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @param t time + * @return v velocity at time t + */ + public double v(double t){ + return Math.sqrt(vv0.norm()*vv0.norm()-2*vv0.z()*g*t+g+g+t*t); + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @param t time vector + * @return v velocity v(t) + */ + public double[] v(double[] t){ + double[] v = new double[t.length]; + int i; + for(i=0; i<t.length; i++) + v[i] = v(t[i]); + return v; + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @param t time vector + * @return angle alpha at time t + */ + public double alpha(double t){ + return Maths.atand(vv0.z()-g*t/vv0.x()); + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @param t time vector + * @return a angle a(t) + */ + public double[] alpha(double[] t){ + double[] a = new double[t.length]; + int i; + for(i=0; i<t.length; i++) + a[i] = alpha(t[i]); + return a; + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @param t time vector + * @return Ekin(t) kinetic energy + */ + public double[] Ekin(double[] t){ + double[] Ekin = new double[t.length]; + int i; + for(i=0; i<t.length; i++) + Ekin[i] = m/2*v(t[i])*v(t[i]); + return Ekin; + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @param t time vector + * @return Epot(t) potential energy + */ + public double[] Epot(double[] t){ + double[] Epot = new double[t.length]; + int i; + for(i=0; i<t.length; i++) + Epot[i] = m*g*z(t[i]); + return Epot; + } + + /** + * ANALYTIC + * @return E energy + */ + public double E(){ + return m/2*vv0.norm()*vv0.norm()+m*g*vx0.z(); + } + + /** + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Projectile p = new Projectile(); + Matrix projectileE = p.motion(); + Matrix projectileA = p.motion(Method.ANALYTIC); + Matrix projectileAT = p.motion(Method.ANALYTICT); +// System.out.println(projectileM); +// double[] X = projectileM.getN(0); +// double[] Y = projectileM.getN(1); +// Draw projectileA = new Draw(X,Y,"Projectile with Euler method"); +// projectileA.animate(); + Matrix X = new Matrix(3,projectileA.getM()); + Matrix Y = new Matrix(3,projectileA.getM()); + X.setM(0, new Vector(projectileA.getN(0))); + Y.setM(0, new Vector(projectileA.getN(1))); + X.setM(1, new Vector(projectileE.getN(0))); + Y.setM(1, new Vector(projectileE.getN(1))); + X.setM(2, new Vector(projectileAT.getN(0))); + Y.setM(2, new Vector(projectileAT.getN(1))); + Draw projectile = new Draw("Projectile with Euler method"); + projectile.animate(X,Y); + projectile.markX(p.W()); + projectile.markY(p.H()); + } + +} diff --git a/src/physics/Trajectory.java b/src/physics/Trajectory.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0d992d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Trajectory.java @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +package physics; + +import math.Maths; +import math.matrix.Vector; + +public class Trajectory { + + /** + * starting point (xyz) + */ + Vector vx0 = new Vector(0,0,5); + + /** + * starting velocity (xyz) + */ + Vector vv0 = new Vector(15*Maths.cosd(50),0,15*Maths.sind(50)); + + double m = 1; // mass / weight + double g = 9.81; // gravity acceleration + Vector a = new Vector(new double[]{0,0,g}); + Vector F = a.times(m); + + /** + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + } + +} diff --git a/src/physics/Universe.java b/src/physics/Universe.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..462a0db --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Universe.java @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ +package physics; + +import math.matrix.Vector; +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Universe.java + * Execution: java Universe dt < input.txt + * Dependencies: Body.java Vector.java StdIn.java StdDraw.java + * Datafiles: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/34nbody/2body.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/34nbody/3body.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/34nbody/4body.txt + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/34nbody/2bodyTiny.txt + * + * This data-driven program simulates motion in the universe defined + * by the standard input stream, increasing time at the rate on the + * command line. + * + * % java Universe 25000 < 4body.txt + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Universe { + private final double radius; // radius of universe + private final int N; // number of bodies + private final Body[] orbs; // array of N bodies + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // read universe from standard input + public Universe() { + + // number of bodies + N = StdIn.readInt(); + + // the set scale for drawing on screen + radius = StdIn.readDouble(); + sd.setXscale(-radius, +radius); + sd.setYscale(-radius, +radius); + + // read in the N bodies + orbs = new Body[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + double rx = StdIn.readDouble(); + double ry = StdIn.readDouble(); + double vx = StdIn.readDouble(); + double vy = StdIn.readDouble(); + double mass = StdIn.readDouble(); + double[] position = { rx, ry }; + double[] velocity = { vx, vy }; + Vector r = new Vector(position); + Vector v = new Vector(velocity); + orbs[i] = new Body(r, v, mass); + } + } + + // increment time by dt units, assume forces are constant in given interval + public void increaseTime(double dt) { + + // initialize the forces to zero + Vector[] f = new Vector[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + f[i] = new Vector(new double[2]); + } + + // compute the forces + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + if (i != j) { + f[i] = f[i].plus(orbs[i].forceFrom(orbs[j])); + } + } + } + + // move the bodies + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + orbs[i].move(f[i], dt); + } + } + + // draw the N bodies + public void draw() { + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + orbs[i].draw(); + } + } + + + // client to simulate a universe + public static void main(String[] args) { + Universe newton = new Universe(); + double dt = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); + while (true) { + StdDraw.clear(); + newton.increaseTime(dt); + newton.draw(); + sd.show(10); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/physics/Vibrations.java b/src/physics/Vibrations.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8908630 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/Vibrations.java @@ -0,0 +1,269 @@ +package physics; + +import math.FourierSeries; +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import math.matrix.Vector; +import math.number.NumberComplex; +import awt.Draw; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +/** + * The motion of a vibrations + * @author Daniel + * + */ +public class Vibrations{ + + enum Method{ANALYTIC, ANALYTICT, EULER} + + /** + * Time vector + */ + + public Vibrations(){ + } + + /** + * harmonic vibration. + * Acos(ω<sub>0</sub>t+φ<sub>0</sub>). + * technical notation + * @param a amplitude, + * (ω<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup> x<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup>+v<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup>)<sup>1/2</sup>/ω<sub>0</sub> + * @param o angular frequency ω<sub>0</sub> + * @param t time + * @param p phase φ<sub>0</sub>=-arctan(v<sub>0</sub>/(ω<sub>0</sub>x<sub>0</sub>)) + * @return displacement vector x(t) + */ + public Vector harmonic(double a, double o, Vector t, double p){ + return (t.times(o).plus(p)).cos().times(a); + } + + /** + * harmonic vibrations superpositioned. + * Acos(ω<sub>0</sub>t+φ<sub>0</sub>). + * technical notation + * @param a amplitude, + * (ω<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup> x<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup>+v<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup>)<sup>1/2</sup>/ω<sub>0</sub> + * cos(ω<sub>0</sub>t) + * @param o angular frequency ω<sub>0</sub> + * @param t time + * @param p phase φ<sub>0</sub>=-arctan(v<sub>0</sub>/(ω<sub>0</sub>x<sub>0</sub>)) + * @return displacement vector x(t) + * @throws IllegalDimensionException + */ + public Vector harmonic(Vector a, Vector o, Vector t, Vector p) throws IllegalDimensionException{ + Vector ones = Vector.ones(t.n()); // ones vector in the length of t + Matrix A = a.tensorProduct(ones); // matrix of amplitudes + Matrix P = p.tensorProduct(ones); // matrix of phases + Matrix ot = o.tensorProduct(t); // angular frequency * time + Matrix x = A.hadamardProduct(Matrix.cos(ot.plus(P))); + return x.sum(); // superposition + } + + /** + * harmonic vibration. + * Bcos(ωt)+Csin(ωt). + * mathematical notation + * @param b amplitude of cosine, x<sub>0</sub> + * @param c amplitude of sine, v<sub>0</sub>/ω<sub>0</sub> + * @param o angular frequency ω<sub>0</sub> + * @param t time + * @return displacement vector x(t) + */ + public Vector harmonic(double b, double c, double o, Vector t){ + return harmonic(bc2a(b,c),o,t,bc2p(b,c)); +// return Vector.cos(t.times(o)).times(b).plus(Vector.sin(t.times(o)).times(c)); + } + + /** + * harmonic vibration. + * Re(x̂e<sup>iωt</sup>), x̂∈ℂ. + * technical notation + * @param x complex number, x̂ amplitude and phase + * @param o angular frequency ω + * @param t time + * @return displacement vector x(t) + */ + public Vector harmonic(NumberComplex x, double o, Vector t){ + double a = x.mod(); + double p = x.argd(); + return harmonic(a,o,t,p); + } + + /** + * harmonic vibration. + * (ω<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup> x<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup>+v<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup>)<sup>1/2</sup>/ω<sub>0</sub> + * cos(ω<sub>0</sub>t-arctan(v<sub>0</sub>/(ω<sub>0</sub>x<sub>0</sub>))). + * technical notation + * @param o0 angular frequency ω<sub>0</sub> + * @param t time + * @param x0 static displacement x<sub>0</sub> + * @param v0 static velocity v<sub>0</sub> + * @return displacement vector x(t) + */ + public Vector harmonic(double o0, Vector t, double x0, double v0){ + return (t.times(o0).plus(bc2p(x0,v0/o0))).cos().times(bc2a(x0,v0/o0)); + } + + public double bc2a(double b, double c){ + return Math.sqrt(b*b+c*c); + } + + public double bc2p(double b, double c){ + return Math.atan2(-c,b); + } + + public double km2o(double k, double m){ + return Math.sqrt(k/m); + } + + /** + * stochastic vibrations demo + */ + public void demoStochastic(){ + Vector t = Vector.fill(0, 0.0005, 10); + int n = 20; // number of superposition + Vector a = Vector.rand(n,0.3); // amplitudes + Vector p = Vector.rand(n,3); // phases + Vector o = Vector.rand(n,60); // angular frequencies + Vector xs = null; + try { + xs = harmonic(a,o,t,p); + animate(t,xs); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * periodic vibrations demo + */ + public void demoPeriodic(){ + double T = 3.8; + double A = 1.7; + Vector t = Vector.fill(10, Vector.fill(2., 9), Vector.fill(1, 2, 15)).times(T/4); + Vector x = Vector.zeros(t.n()); + int n; + for(n=1;n<t.n()-1;n+=2){ + x.set(n, A); + x.set(n+1, -A); + } + t.set(n, t.get(n-1)+T/4); + x.set(n,0); + try { + animate(t,x); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * harmonic vibration demo + */ + public void demoHarmonic(){ + Vector t = Vector.fill(0, 0.001, 10); + double T = 3.8; + double A = 1.7; + double omega = 2*Math.PI/T; + double phi = -Math.PI/6; + Vector x = harmonic(A, omega, t, phi); + try { + animate(t,x); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + // TODO Auto-generated catch block + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + + /** + * Fourier series demo + */ + public void demoFourierSeries(){ + new FourierSeries().demoSawtooth(); + } + + /** + * animation + * @param t time vector + * @param x displacement vector + * @throws IllegalDimensionException + */ + public void animate(Vector t, Vector x) throws IllegalDimensionException{ + if(t.n() != x.n()) throw new IllegalDimensionException("Illegal vector dimensions."); + Draw projectile = new Draw("Vibrations"); + projectile.animate(t,x); + } + + /** + * animation of x(t) with x<sub>0</sub>, v<sub>0</sub>, ω<sub>0</sub>, t<sub>0</sub>, t<sub>end</sub> + * @param x0 static displacement x<sub>0</sub> + * @param v0 static velocity v<sub>0</sub> + * @param o0 angular frequency ω<sub>0</sub> + * @param t0 start time + * @param tend end time + */ + public void animateX(double x0, double v0, double o0, double t0, double tend){ + Draw projectile = new Draw("Vibrations"); + Vector T = Vector.fill(t0,0.002,tend); + System.out.println(T.n()); + Vector X = harmonic(o0, T, x0, v0); + projectile.animate(T,X); + } + + /** + * animation of xp(t) with x<sub>0</sub>, v<sub>0</sub>, ω<sub>0</sub>t + * @param x0 static displacement x<sub>0</sub> + * @param v0 static velocity v<sub>0</sub> + * @param o0 angular frequency ω<sub>0</sub> + * @param t0 start time + * @param tend end time + */ + public void animateXp(double x0, double v0, double o0, double t0, double tend){ + Draw projectile = new Draw("Vibrations"); + Vector T = Vector.fill(t0,0.002,tend); + Vector X = harmonic(v0, -o0*x0, o0, T).times(o0); + projectile.animate(T,X); + } + + /** + * animation of xpp(t) with x<sub>0</sub>, v<sub>0</sub>, ω<sub>0</sub>t + * @param x0 static displacement x<sub>0</sub> + * @param v0 static velocity v<sub>0</sub> + * @param o0 angular frequency ω<sub>0</sub> + * @param t0 start time + * @param tend end time + */ + public void animateXpp(double x0, double v0, double o0, double t0, double tend){ + Draw projectile = new Draw("Vibrations"); + Vector T = time(t0, tend); + Vector X = harmonic(-o0*o0*x0, -o0*v0, o0, T).times(o0); + projectile.animate(T,X); + } + + public Vector time(double t0, double tend){ + int n = 2000; + return Vector.fillN(t0,tend,n); + } + + /** + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Vibrations v = new Vibrations(); +// v.demoStochastic(); +// v.demoPeriodic(); +// v.demoHarmonic(); +// v.demoFourierSeries(); + { + double o0 = 2; + double x0 = 1; + double v0 = 2; + double t0 = 0; + double tend = 4; + v.animateXpp(x0, v0, o0, t0, tend); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/physics/unit/Quantity.java b/src/physics/unit/Quantity.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e700a10 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/unit/Quantity.java @@ -0,0 +1,500 @@ +package physics.unit; + +import java.util.EnumSet; +import java.util.Iterator; +import java.util.LinkedHashSet; +import java.util.Set; + +// http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SI_prefix +/** + * Quantities with an numerical factor, SI prefixes and unit + * @author Daniel Weschke + */ +public class Quantity { + + /** + * Numerical Factor + */ + private double value; + + public static enum Prefix{ + /** + * yotta 10<sup>24</sup> + */ + YOTTA(1e24, "Y", 24), + /** + * zetta 10<sup>21</sup> + */ + ZETTA(1e21, "Z", 21), + /** + * exa 10<sup>18</sup> + */ + EXA(1e18, "E", 18), + /** + * peta 10<sup>15</sup> + */ + PETA(1e15, "P", 15), + /** + * tera 10<sup>12</sup> + */ + TERA(1e12, "T", 12), + /** + * giga 10<sup>9</sup> + */ + GIGA(1e9, "G", 9), + /** + * mega 10<sup>6</sup> + */ + MEGA(1e6, "M", 6), + /** + * kilo 10<sup>3</sup> + */ + KILO(1e3, "K", 3), + /** + * hecto 10<sup>2</sup> + */ + HECTO(1e2, "h", 2), + /** + * deca 10<sup>1</sup> + */ + DECA(1e1, "da", 1), + /** + * unus 10<sup>0</sup> + */ + UNUS(1e0, "", 0), + /** + * deci 10<sup>-1</sup> + */ + DECI(1e-1, "deci", -1), + /** + * centi 10<sup>-2</sup> + */ + CENTI(1e-2, "c", -2), + /** + * milli 10<sup>-3</sup> + */ + MILLI(1e-3, "m", -3), + /** + * micro 10<sup>-6</sup> + */ + MICRO(1e-6, "µ", -6), + /** + * nano 10<sup>-9</sup> + */ + NANO(1e-9, "n", -9), + /** + * pico 10<sup>-12</sup> + */ + PICO(1e-12, "p", -12), + /** + * femto 10<sup>-15</sup> + */ + FEMTO(1e-15, "f", -15), + /** + * atto 10<sup>-18</sup> + */ + ATTO(1e-18, "a", -18), + /** + * zepto 10<sup>-21</sup> + */ + ZEPTO(1e-21, "z", -21), + /** + * yocto 10<sup>-24</sup> + */ + YOCTO(1e-24, "y", 24); + /** + * Decimal factor + */ + private final double factor; + private final String symbol; + private final int orderOfMagnitude; + private Prefix(double factor, String symbol, int orderOfMagnitude){ + this.factor = factor; + this.symbol = symbol; + this.orderOfMagnitude = orderOfMagnitude; + } + public static Prefix getInstanceFromOrderOfMagnitude(int orderOfMagnitude){ + for (Prefix type : Prefix.values()) { + if(type.orderOfMagnitude == orderOfMagnitude) + return type; + } + return null; + } + public double getDecimal() { + return factor; + } + public String getSymbol() { + return symbol; + } + public int getOrderOfMagnitude() { + return orderOfMagnitude; + } + public Prefix times(Prefix prefix) { + return times(prefix, 0); + } + public Prefix times(Prefix prefix, int orderOfMagnitude) { + int factor = getOrderOfMagnitude()+prefix.getOrderOfMagnitude()+orderOfMagnitude; + return getInstanceFromOrderOfMagnitude(factor); + } + } + private Prefix prefix; + + public interface UnitTypeInterface { + String getDisplayableType(); + } + public static enum UnitType implements UnitTypeInterface{ + Length("Length"), + Area("Area"), + Volume("Volume"), + PlaneAngle("Plane angle"), + SolidAngle("Solid angle"), + Mass("Mass"), + Density("Density"), + Time("Time"), + Frequency("Frequency"), + Velocity("Velocity"), + Flow("Flow"), + Acceleration("Acceleration"), + Force("Force"), + /** + * Pressure or mechanical stress + */ + Pressure("Pressure"), + /** + * Torque or moment of force + */ + Torque("Torque"), + Energy("Energy"), + /** + * Power or heat flow rate + */ + Power("Power"), + Action("Action"), + DynamicViscosity("Dynamic viscosity"), + KinematicViscosity("Kinematic viscosity"), + Current("Electric current"), + Charge("Electric charge"), + Dipole("Electric dipole"), + /** + * Electromotive force, electric potential difference, Voltage + */ + Potential("Electric potential"), + Resistance("Electrical resistance"), + /** + * Capacitor's ability to store charge + */ + Capacitance("Capacitance"), + MagneticFlux("Magnetic flux"), + MagneticFluxDensity("Magnetic flux density"), + Inductance("Inductance"), + Temperature("Temperature"), + InformationEntropy("Information entropy"), + LuminousIntensity("Luminous intensity"), + Luminance("Luminance"), + LuminousFlux("Luminous flux"), + Illuminance("Illuminance"), + /** + * Radiation - source activity + */ + Radioactivity("Radioactivity"), + //RadiationExposure("Radiation - exposure"), + RadiationAbsorbedDose("Radiation - absorbed dose"), + RadiationEquivalentDose("Radiation - equivalent dose"), + Rational("Rational"), + ; + + private final String type; + + private UnitType(final String type) { + this.type = type; + } + + public String getDisplayableType() { + return type; + } + } + public static enum Unit implements UnitTypeInterface { + m("m", "metre", UnitType.Length), + sm("m²", "square metre", 2, UnitType.Area), // TODO: m^2 + cm("m³", "cubic metre", 3, UnitType.Volume), // TODO: m^3 + deg("°", "degree", UnitType.PlaneAngle), + arcmin("′", "arcminute", UnitType.PlaneAngle), + arcsec("″", "arcsecond", UnitType.PlaneAngle), + rad("rad", "radian", UnitType.PlaneAngle), + grad("grad", "gradian", UnitType.PlaneAngle), + s("s", "second", UnitType.Time), + min("min", "minute", UnitType.Time), + d("d", "day", UnitType.Time), + wk("wk", "week", UnitType.Time), + mo("m", "month", UnitType.Time), + a("a", "year", UnitType.Time), + kgpcm("kg/m³", "kilogram per cubic metre", UnitType.Density), // TODO: k*g/m^3 + Hz("Hz", "hertz", UnitType.Frequency), + rpm("rpm", "revolutions per minute", UnitType.Frequency), + meps("m/s", "metre per second", UnitType.Velocity), // TODO: m/s + cmps("m³/s", "cubic metre per second", UnitType.Flow), // TODO: m^3/s + mpss("m/s²", "metre per second squared", UnitType.Acceleration), // TODO: m/s^2 + N("N", "Newton", UnitType.Force), + g("g", "gram", UnitType.Mass), + kg("kg", "kilogram", UnitType.Mass), // TODO: k*g + Pa("Pa", "pascal", UnitType.Pressure), + bar("bar", "bar", UnitType.Pressure), + Nm("Nm", "newton metre", UnitType.Torque), // TODO: N*m + J("J", "joule", UnitType.Energy), + W("W", "watt", UnitType.Power), + Pas("Pas", "pascal second", UnitType.DynamicViscosity), // TODO: Pa*s + A("A", "ampere", UnitType.Current), + C("C", "coulomb", UnitType.Charge), + Cm("Cm", "coulomb metre", UnitType.Dipole), // TODO: C*m + V("V", "volt", UnitType.Dipole), + Ω("Ω", "ohm", UnitType.Resistance), + F("F", "farad", UnitType.Capacitance), + Wb("Wb", "weber", UnitType.MagneticFlux), + T("T", "tesla", UnitType.MagneticFluxDensity), + G("G", "gauß", UnitType.MagneticFluxDensity), + H("H", "henry", UnitType.Inductance), + K("K", "kelvin", UnitType.Temperature), + degC("°C", "degree Celsius", UnitType.Temperature), + degF("°F", "degree Fahrenheit", UnitType.Temperature), + bit("bit", "bit", UnitType.InformationEntropy), + B("B", "byte", UnitType.InformationEntropy), + cd("cd", "candela", UnitType.LuminousIntensity), + lm("lm", "lumen", UnitType.LuminousFlux), + lx("lx", "lux", UnitType.Illuminance), + Bq("Bq", "becquerel", UnitType.Radioactivity), + Gy("Gy", "gray", UnitType.RadiationAbsorbedDose), + Sv("Sv", "sievert", UnitType.RadiationEquivalentDose), + per("/", "per", UnitType.Rational), + ; + + private final String label; + private final String name; + private final int dimension; + private final UnitType type; + private Unit(String label, String name, UnitType type){ + this.label = label; + this.name = name; + this.dimension = 1; + this.type = type; + } + private Unit(String label, String name, int dimension, UnitType type){ + this.label = label; + this.name = name; + this.dimension = dimension; + this.type = type; + } + public String getLabel() { + return label; + } + public String getName() { + return name; + } + public int getDimension() { + return dimension; + } + public String getDisplayableType() { + return type.getDisplayableType(); + } + @Override + public String toString() { + return super.toString(); + } + }; + final static Set<Unit> Pas = EnumSet.of(Unit.Pa, Unit.s); + final Set<Unit> meps = EnumSet.of(Unit.m, Unit.per, Unit.s); + private Set<Unit> units = new LinkedHashSet<Unit>(); + + public Quantity() { + super(); + } + + public Quantity(double value){ + this.value = value; + this.prefix = Prefix.UNUS; + this.units = null; + } + + public Quantity(double value, Unit unit){ + this.value = value; + this.prefix = Prefix.UNUS; + this.units = EnumSet.of(unit); + } + + public Quantity(double value, Prefix prefix, Unit unit){ + this.value = value; + this.prefix = prefix; + this.units = EnumSet.of(unit); + } + + public Quantity(double value, Set<Unit> unit) { + this.value = value; + this.prefix = Prefix.UNUS; + this.units = unit; + } + + public Quantity(double value, Prefix prefix, Set<Unit> unit) { + this.value = value; + this.prefix = prefix; + this.units = unit; + } + + public double getValue(){ +// if(prefix == Prefix.Unus) return numericalFactor; + return value*prefix.getDecimal(); + } + + public Quantity plus(Quantity add){ +// System.out.println(equalType(add)); + if(!equalType(add)) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Quantity has to be of same type"); +// System.out.println(units.equals(add.units)); +// System.out.println(units.containsAll(add.units)); +// if(!units.equals(add.units)) throw new IllegalArgumentException("No conversion yet"); + if(!units.containsAll(add.units)) + throw new IllegalArgumentException("No conversion of "+units+" and "+add.units+" yet"); + return new Quantity(value+add.value*add.prefix.getDecimal()/prefix.getDecimal(), prefix, units); + } + + public Quantity minus(Quantity subtract){ + if(!equalType(subtract)) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Quantity has to be of same type"); + if(!units.containsAll(subtract.units)) + throw new IllegalArgumentException("No conversion of "+units+" and "+subtract.units+" yet"); + return new Quantity(value-subtract.value*subtract.prefix.getDecimal()/prefix.getDecimal(), prefix, units); + } + + public Quantity times(Quantity multiplicate){ + if(multiplicate.units != null && multiplicate.units.iterator().next()!=null) + throw new IllegalArgumentException("No conversion of "+units+" and "+multiplicate.units+" yet"); + double valueProduct = value*multiplicate.value; + int translation = 0; + int orderOfMagnitude = (int) Math.log10(valueProduct); + if(orderOfMagnitude>=3 || orderOfMagnitude<=3) { + translation = ((int) orderOfMagnitude/3)*3; + } + Prefix prefixProduct = prefix.times(multiplicate.prefix,translation); + if(prefixProduct == null){ + prefixProduct = Prefix.UNUS; + translation = -prefix.orderOfMagnitude; + } + return new Quantity(valueProduct/Math.pow(10, translation), + prefixProduct, units); + } + + public Quantity conversion(){ + // TODO: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conversion_of_units + return new Quantity(); + } + + public boolean equalType(Quantity quantity){ + boolean other = false; + Iterator<Unit> thisUnitIterator, otherUnitIterator; + Unit thisUnit, otherUnit; + + thisUnitIterator = units.iterator(); + while(thisUnitIterator.hasNext()){ + thisUnit = thisUnitIterator.next(); + other = false; + if(quantity.units!=null){ + otherUnitIterator = quantity.units.iterator(); + while(otherUnitIterator.hasNext()){ + otherUnit = otherUnitIterator.next(); + if(thisUnit.type.equals(otherUnit.type)) + other = true; + // System.out.println(" " + thisUnit.type + " " + otherUnit.type + " " + thisUnit.type.equals(otherUnit.type)); + } + } +// System.out.println(" " + other); + if(!other) return other; + } + otherUnitIterator = quantity.units.iterator(); + while(otherUnitIterator.hasNext()){ + otherUnit = otherUnitIterator.next(); + other = false; + thisUnitIterator = units.iterator(); + while(thisUnitIterator.hasNext()){ + thisUnit = thisUnitIterator.next(); + if(otherUnit.type.equals(thisUnit.type)) + other = true; +// System.out.println(" " + otherUnit.type + " " + thisUnit.type + " " + otherUnit.type.equals(thisUnit.type)); + } +// System.out.println(" " + other); + if(!other) return other; + } +// System.out.println(result); + return other; + } + + public void printValue(){ + System.out.println(value*prefix.getDecimal()); + } + + @Override + public String toString() { + String result = value + " "; + if(prefix != Prefix.UNUS) result += prefix.getSymbol(); + if(units!=null)for(Unit u : units) + result += u.toString(); + return result; + } + + public void print(){ + System.out.print(this.toString()); + } + + public void println(){ + System.out.println(this.toString()); + } + + private static void printUnit(Unit unit) { + printType(unit); + System.out.print(" - "); + System.out.print(unit.getLabel()); + } + + private static void printType(UnitTypeInterface displayable) { + System.out.print(displayable.getDisplayableType()); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + System.out.println("All unit types"); + for(UnitType type : UnitType.values()) { + printType(type); + System.out.println(); + } + System.out.println(); + System.out.println("All units"); + for(Unit unit : Unit.values()) { + printUnit(unit); + System.out.println(); + }; + System.out.println(); + Quantity quantity1 = new Quantity(2.1e11,Unit.Pa); + Quantity quantity2 = new Quantity(70,Prefix.GIGA,Unit.Pa); + Quantity quantity12 = quantity1.plus(quantity2); + Quantity quantity21 = quantity2.plus(quantity1); + quantity1.println(); + System.out.println(quantity2); + System.out.println(quantity1 + " + " + quantity2 + " = " + quantity12); + System.out.println(quantity2 + " + " + quantity1 + " = " + quantity21); + System.out.println(quantity12 + " == " + quantity21 + " : " + (quantity12==quantity21)); + System.out.println(quantity12.getValue() + " == " + quantity21.getValue() + " : " + (quantity12.getValue()==quantity21.getValue())); + System.out.println(quantity12 + " equals " + quantity21 + " : " + (quantity12.equals(quantity21))); + + System.out.println(quantity1 + " - " + quantity2 + " = " + quantity1.minus(quantity2)); +// System.out.println(quantity1 + " * " + quantity2 + " = " + quantity1.times(quantity2)); +// System.out.println(quantity1.times(quantity2) + " * " + quantity1 + " = " + quantity1.times(quantity2).times(quantity1)); + Quantity quantity1b = new Quantity(70); + System.out.println(quantity1 + " * " + quantity1b + " = " + quantity1.times(quantity1b)); +// System.out.println(quantity1 + " + " + quantity1b + " = " + quantity1.plus(quantity1b)); + + Quantity quantity3 = new Quantity(1.5,Quantity.Pas); + Quantity quantity4 = new Quantity(.5,EnumSet.of(Unit.s, Unit.Pa)); +// quantity4 = new Quantity(.5,EnumSet.of(Unit.s, Unit.Pa, Unit.m)); + quantity3.println(); + quantity4.println(); + Quantity quantity34 = quantity3.plus(quantity4); + quantity34.println(); + + + } + +} diff --git a/src/physics/unit/package-info.java b/src/physics/unit/package-info.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c6cf68a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/physics/unit/package-info.java @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +/** + * + * @author Daniel + * + */ +package physics.unit; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/politics/Country.java b/src/politics/Country.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..81db14a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/politics/Country.java @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +package politics; + +import stdlib.In; + +public class Country { + private final static String NEWLINE = System.getProperty("line.separator"); + + private int code; // UN code number +// private String abbrev2; // two letter ISO abbreviation +// private String abbrev3; // three letter ISO abbreviation + private String name; // name of country + private String capital; // name of capital + + public Country(int code, String abbrev2, String abbrev3, String name, String capital) { + this.code = code; +// this.abbrev2 = abbrev2; +// this.abbrev3 = abbrev3; + this.name = name; + this.capital = capital; + } + + public String toString() { + String s = ""; + s = s + "Country: " + name + NEWLINE; + s = s + "Capital: " + capital + NEWLINE; + s = s + "UN code: " + code + NEWLINE; + return s; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Country USA = new Country(840, "US", "USA", "United States", "Washington"); + System.out.println(USA); + + // read in data + In in = new In("http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/datafiles/countries.txt"); + Country[] countries = new Country[222]; + for (int i = 0; i < countries.length; i++) { + String s = in.readLine(); + String[] fields = s.split(":"); + int code = Integer.parseInt(fields[0]); + String abbrev2 = fields[1]; + String abbrev3 = fields[2]; + String name = fields[3]; + String capital = fields[4]; + countries[i] = new Country(code, abbrev2, abbrev3, name, capital); + } + + // print results + for (int i = 0; i < countries.length; i++) + System.out.println(countries[i]); + + } +} + diff --git a/src/set/Queue.java b/src/set/Queue.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d6495a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/set/Queue.java @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ +package set; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Queue.java + * Execution: java Queue < input.txt + * Data files: http://algs4.cs.princeton.edu/13stacks/tobe.txt + * + * A generic queue, implemented using a linked list. + * + * % java Queue < tobe.txt + * to be or not to be (2 left on queue) + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.Iterator; +import java.util.NoSuchElementException; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/** + * The <tt>Queue</tt> class represents a first-in-first-out (FIFO) + * queue of generic items. + * It supports the usual <em>enqueue</em> and <em>dequeue</em> + * operations, along with methods for peeking at the top item, + * testing if the queue is empty, and iterating through + * the items in FIFO order. + * <p> + * All queue operations except iteration are constant time. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/43stack">Section 4.3</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + */ +public class Queue<Item> implements Iterable<Item> { + private int N; // number of elements on queue + private Node first; // beginning of queue + private Node last; // end of queue + + // helper linked list class + private class Node { + private Item item; + private Node next; + } + + /** + * Create an empty queue. + */ + public Queue() { + first = null; + last = null; + } + + /** + * Is the queue empty? + */ + public boolean isEmpty() { + return first == null; + } + + /** + * Return the number of items in the queue. + */ + public int size() { + return N; + } + + /** + * Return the number of items in the queue. + */ + public int length() { + return N; + } + + /** + * Return the item least recently added to the queue. + * Throw an exception if the queue is empty. + */ + public Item peek() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Queue underflow"); + return first.item; + } + + /** + * Add the item to the queue. + */ + public void enqueue(Item item) { + Node x = new Node(); + x.item = item; + if (isEmpty()) { first = x; last = x; } + else { last.next = x; last = x; } + N++; + } + + /** + * Remove and return the item on the queue least recently added. + * Throw an exception if the queue is empty. + */ + public Item dequeue() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Queue underflow"); + Item item = first.item; + first = first.next; + N--; + if (isEmpty()) last = null; // to avoid loitering + return item; + } + + /** + * Return string representation. + */ + public String toString() { + StringBuilder s = new StringBuilder(); + for (Item item : this) + s.append(item + " "); + return s.toString(); + } + + + /** + * Return an iterator that iterates over the items on the queue in FIFO order. + */ + public Iterator<Item> iterator() { + return new ListIterator(); + } + + // an iterator, doesn't implement remove() since it's optional + private class ListIterator implements Iterator<Item> { + private Node current = first; + + public boolean hasNext() { return current != null; } + public void remove() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } + + public Item next() { + if (!hasNext()) throw new NoSuchElementException(); + Item item = current.item; + current = current.next; + return item; + } + } + + + /** + * A test client. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Queue<String> q = new Queue<String>(); + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + String item = StdIn.readString(); + if (!item.equals("-")) q.enqueue(item); + else if (!q.isEmpty()) StdOut.print(q.dequeue() + " "); + } + StdOut.println("(" + q.size() + " left on queue)"); + } +} diff --git a/src/set/SET.java b/src/set/SET.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f30f257 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/set/SET.java @@ -0,0 +1,288 @@ +package set; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac SET.java + * Execution: java SET + * + * Set implementation using Java's TreeSet library. + * Does not allow duplicates. + * + * % java SET + * 128.112.136.11 + * 208.216.181.15 + * null + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.Iterator; +import java.util.NoSuchElementException; +import java.util.SortedSet; +import java.util.TreeSet; + +/** + * The <tt>SET</tt> class represents an ordered set of comparable keys. + * It supports the usual <em>add</em>, <em>contains</em>, and <em>delete</em> + * methods. It also provides ordered methods for finding the <em>minimum</em>, + * <em>maximum</em>, <em>floor</em>, and <em>ceiling</em> and set methods + * for <em>union</em>, <em>intersection</em>, and <em>equality</em>. + * <p> + * This implementation uses a balanced binary search tree. It requires that + * the key type implements the <tt>Comparable</tt> interface and calls the + * <tt>compareTo()</tt> and method to compare two keys. It does not call either + * <tt>equals()</tt> or <tt>hashCode()</tt>. + * The <em>add</em>, <em>contains</em>, <em>delete</em>, <em>minimum</em>, + * <em>maximum</em>, <em>ceiling</em>, and <em>floor</em> methods take + * logarithmic time in the worst case. + * The <em>size</em>, and <em>is-empty</em> operations take constant time. + * Construction takes constant time. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/44st">Section 4.4</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + * + * @author Robert Sedgewick + * @author Kevin Wayne + */ + +public class SET<Key extends Comparable<Key>> implements Iterable<Key> { + private TreeSet<Key> set; + + /** + * Initializes an empty set. + */ + public SET() { + set = new TreeSet<Key>(); + } + + /** + * Adds the key to the set if it is not already present. + * @param key the key to add + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public void add(Key key) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called add() with a null key"); + set.add(key); + } + + + /** + * Does this symbol table contain the given key? + * @param key the key + * @return <tt>true</tt> if this symbol table contains <tt>key</tt> and + * <tt>false</tt> otherwise + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public boolean contains(Key key) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called contains() with a null key"); + return set.contains(key); + } + + /** + * Removes the key from the set if the key is present. + * @param key the key + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public void delete(Key key) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called delete() with a null key"); + set.remove(key); + } + + /** + * Returns the number of key-value pairs in this symbol table. + * @return the number of key-value pairs in this symbol table + */ + public int size() { + return set.size(); + } + + /** + * Is this symbol table empty? + * @return <tt>true</tt> if this symbol table is empty and <tt>false</tt> otherwise + */ + public boolean isEmpty() { + return size() == 0; + } + + /** + * Returns all of the keys in the symbol table as an iterator. + * To iterate over all of the keys in a set named <tt>set</tt>, use the + * foreach notation: <tt>for (Key key : set)</tt>. + * @return an iterator to all of the keys in the set + */ + public Iterator<Key> iterator() { + return set.iterator(); + } + + /** + * Returns the largest key in the set. + * @return the largest key in the set + * @throws NoSuchElementException if the set is empty + */ + public Key max() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new NoSuchElementException("called max() with empty set"); + return set.last(); + } + + /** + * Returns the smallest key in the set. + * @return the smallest key in the set + * @throws NoSuchElementException if the set is empty + */ + public Key min() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new NoSuchElementException("called min() with empty set"); + return set.first(); + } + + + /** + * Returns the smallest key in the set greater than or equal to <tt>key</tt>. + * @return the smallest key in the set greater than or equal to <tt>key</tt> + * @param key the key + * @throws NoSuchElementException if the set is empty + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public Key ceil(Key key) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called ceil() with a null key"); + SortedSet<Key> tail = set.tailSet(key); + if (tail.isEmpty()) throw new NoSuchElementException(); + return tail.first(); + } + + /** + * Returns the largest key in the set less than or equal to <tt>key</tt>. + * @return the largest key in the set table less than or equal to <tt>key</tt> + * @param key the key + * @throws NoSuchElementException if the set is empty + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public Key floor(Key key) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called floor() with a null key"); + // headSet() does not include key if present (!) + if (set.contains(key)) return key; + SortedSet<Key> head = set.headSet(key); + if (head.isEmpty()) throw new NoSuchElementException(); + return head.last(); + } + + /** + * Returns the union of this set and that set. + * @param that the other set + * @return the union of this set and that set + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>that</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public SET<Key> union(SET<Key> that) { + if (that == null) throw new NullPointerException("called union() with a null argument"); + SET<Key> c = new SET<Key>(); + for (Key x : this) { c.add(x); } + for (Key x : that) { c.add(x); } + return c; + } + + /** + * Returns the intersection of this set and that set. + * @param that the other set + * @return the intersection of this set and that set + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>that</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public SET<Key> intersects(SET<Key> that) { + if (that == null) throw new NullPointerException("called intersects() with a null argument"); + SET<Key> c = new SET<Key>(); + if (this.size() < that.size()) { + for (Key x : this) { + if (that.contains(x)) c.add(x); + } + } + else { + for (Key x : that) { + if (this.contains(x)) c.add(x); + } + } + return c; + } + + /** + * Does this set equal <tt>y</tt>? + * Note that this method declares two empty sets to be equal + * even if they are parameterized by different generic types. + * This is consistent with the behavior of <tt>equals()</tt> + * within Java's Collections framework. + * @param y the other set + * @return <tt>true</tt> if the two sets are equal; <tt>false</tt> otherwise + */ + @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") + public boolean equals(Object y) { + if (y == this) return true; + if (y == null) return false; + if (y.getClass() != this.getClass()) return false; + SET<Key> that = (SET<Key>) y; + if (this.size() != that.size()) return false; + try { + for (Key k : this) + if (!that.contains(k)) return false; + } + catch (ClassCastException exception) { + return false; + } + return true; + } + + /** + * Returns a string representation of this set. + * @return a string representation of this set, with the keys separated + * by single spaces + */ + public String toString() { + StringBuilder s = new StringBuilder(); + for (Key key : this) + s.append(key + " "); + return s.toString(); + } + + /** + * Unit tests the <tt>SET</tt> data type. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + SET<String> set = new SET<String>(); + + + // insert some keys + set.add("www.cs.princeton.edu"); + set.add("www.cs.princeton.edu"); // overwrite old value + set.add("www.princeton.edu"); + set.add("www.math.princeton.edu"); + set.add("www.yale.edu"); + set.add("www.amazon.com"); + set.add("www.simpsons.com"); + set.add("www.stanford.edu"); + set.add("www.google.com"); + set.add("www.ibm.com"); + set.add("www.apple.com"); + set.add("www.slashdot.com"); + set.add("www.whitehouse.gov"); + set.add("www.espn.com"); + set.add("www.snopes.com"); + set.add("www.movies.com"); + set.add("www.cnn.com"); + set.add("www.iitb.ac.in"); + + + System.out.println(set.contains("www.cs.princeton.edu")); + System.out.println(!set.contains("www.harvardsucks.com")); + System.out.println(set.contains("www.simpsons.com")); + System.out.println(); + + System.out.println("ceil(www.simpsonr.com) = " + set.ceil("www.simpsonr.com")); + System.out.println("ceil(www.simpsons.com) = " + set.ceil("www.simpsons.com")); + System.out.println("ceil(www.simpsont.com) = " + set.ceil("www.simpsont.com")); + System.out.println("floor(www.simpsonr.com) = " + set.floor("www.simpsonr.com")); + System.out.println("floor(www.simpsons.com) = " + set.floor("www.simpsons.com")); + System.out.println("floor(www.simpsont.com) = " + set.floor("www.simpsont.com")); + System.out.println(); + + + // print out all keys in the set in lexicographic order + for (String s : set) { + System.out.println(s); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/set/ST.java b/src/set/ST.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b773c31 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/set/ST.java @@ -0,0 +1,248 @@ +package set; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac ST.java + * Execution: java ST + * + * Sorted symbol table implementation using a java.util.TreeMap. + * Does not allow duplicates. + * + * % java ST + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.Iterator; +import java.util.NoSuchElementException; +import java.util.SortedMap; +import java.util.TreeMap; + +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/** + * The <tt>ST</tt> class represents an ordered symbol table of generic + * key-value pairs. + * It supports the usual <em>put</em>, <em>get</em>, <em>contains</em>, + * <em>delete</em>, <em>size</em>, and <em>is-empty</em> methods. + * It also provides ordered methods for finding the <em>minimum</em>, + * <em>maximum</em>, <em>floor</em>, and <em>ceiling</em>. + * It also provides a <em>keys</em> method for iterating over all of the keys. + * A symbol table implements the <em>associative array</em> abstraction: + * when associating a value with a key that is already in the symbol table, + * the convention is to replace the old value with the new value. + * Unlike {@link java.util.Map}, this class uses the convention that + * values cannot be <tt>null</tt>—setting the + * value associated with a key to <tt>null</tt> is equivalent to deleting the key + * from the symbol table. + * <p> + * This implementation uses a balanced binary search tree. It requires that + * the key type implements the <tt>Comparable</tt> interface and calls the + * <tt>compareTo()</tt> and method to compare two keys. It does not call either + * <tt>equals()</tt> or <tt>hashCode()</tt>. + * The <em>put</em>, <em>contains</em>, <em>remove</em>, <em>minimum</em>, + * <em>maximum</em>, <em>ceiling</em>, and <em>floor</em> operations each take + * logarithmic time in the worst case. + * The <em>size</em>, and <em>is-empty</em> operations take constant time. + * Construction takes constant time. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/44st">Section 4.4</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + */ +public class ST<Key extends Comparable<Key>, Value> implements Iterable<Key> { + + private TreeMap<Key, Value> st; + + /** + * Initializes an empty symbol table. + */ + public ST() { + st = new TreeMap<Key, Value>(); + } + + + /** + * Returns the value associated with the given key. + * @param key the key + * @return the value associated with the given key if the key is in the symbol table + * and <tt>null</tt> if the key is not in the symbol table + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public Value get(Key key) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called get() with null key"); + return st.get(key); + } + + /** + * Inserts the key-value pair into the symbol table, overwriting the old value + * with the new value if the key is already in the symbol table. + * If the value is <tt>null</tt>, this effectively deletes the key from the symbol table. + * @param key the key + * @param val the value + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public void put(Key key, Value val) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called put() with null key"); + if (val == null) st.remove(key); + else st.put(key, val); + } + + /** + * Removes the key and associated value from the symbol table + * (if the key is in the symbol table). + * @param key the key + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public void delete(Key key) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called delete() with null key"); + st.remove(key); + } + + /** + * Does this symbol table contain the given key? + * @param key the key + * @return <tt>true</tt> if this symbol table contains <tt>key</tt> and + * <tt>false</tt> otherwise + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public boolean contains(Key key) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called contains() with null key"); + return st.containsKey(key); + } + + /** + * Returns the number of key-value pairs in this symbol table. + * @return the number of key-value pairs in this symbol table + */ + public int size() { + return st.size(); + } + + /** + * Is this symbol table empty? + * @return <tt>true</tt> if this symbol table is empty and <tt>false</tt> otherwise + */ + public boolean isEmpty() { + return size() == 0; + } + + /** + * Returns all keys in the symbol table as an <tt>Iterable</tt>. + * To iterate over all of the keys in the symbol table named <tt>st</tt>, + * use the foreach notation: <tt>for (Key key : st.keys())</tt>. + * @return all keys in the sybol table as an <tt>Iterable</tt> + */ + public Iterable<Key> keys() { + return st.keySet(); + } + + /** + * Returns all of the keys in the symbol table as an iterator. + * To iterate over all of the keys in a symbol table named <tt>st</tt>, use the + * foreach notation: <tt>for (Key key : st)</tt>. + * @return an iterator to all of the keys in the symbol table + */ + public Iterator<Key> iterator() { + return st.keySet().iterator(); + } + + /** + * Returns the smallest key in the symbol table. + * @return the smallest key in the symbol table + * @throws NoSuchElementException if the symbol table is empty + */ + public Key min() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new NoSuchElementException("called min() with empty symbol table"); + return st.firstKey(); + } + + /** + * Returns the largest key in the symbol table. + * @return the largest key in the symbol table + * @throws NoSuchElementException if the symbol table is empty + */ + public Key max() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new NoSuchElementException("called max() with empty symbol table"); + return st.lastKey(); + } + + /** + * Returns the smallest key in the symbol table greater than or equal to <tt>key</tt>. + * @return the smallest key in the symbol table greater than or equal to <tt>key</tt> + * @param key the key + * @throws NoSuchElementException if the symbol table is empty + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public Key ceil(Key key) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called ceil() with null key"); + SortedMap<Key, Value> tail = st.tailMap(key); + if (tail.isEmpty()) throw new NoSuchElementException(); + return tail.firstKey(); + } + + /** + * Returns the largest key in the symbol table less than or equal to <tt>key</tt>. + * @return the largest key in the symbol table less than or equal to <tt>key</tt> + * @param key the key + * @throws NoSuchElementException if the symbol table is empty + * @throws NullPointerException if <tt>key</tt> is <tt>null</tt> + */ + public Key floor(Key key) { + if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException("called floor() with null key"); + // headMap does not include key if present (!) + if (st.containsKey(key)) return key; + SortedMap<Key, Value> head = st.headMap(key); + if (head.isEmpty()) throw new NoSuchElementException(); + return head.lastKey(); + } + + /** + * Unit tests the <tt>ST</tt> data type. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + ST<String, String> st = new ST<String, String>(); + + // insert some key-value pairs + st.put("www.cs.princeton.edu", "128.112.136.11"); + st.put("www.cs.princeton.edu", "128.112.136.35"); // overwrite old value + st.put("www.princeton.edu", "128.112.130.211"); + st.put("www.math.princeton.edu", "128.112.18.11"); + st.put("www.yale.edu", "130.132.51.8"); + st.put("www.amazon.com", "207.171.163.90"); + st.put("www.simpsons.com", "209.123.16.34"); + st.put("www.stanford.edu", "171.67.16.120"); + st.put("www.google.com", "64.233.161.99"); + st.put("www.ibm.com", "129.42.16.99"); + st.put("www.apple.com", "17.254.0.91"); + st.put("www.slashdot.com", "66.35.250.150"); + st.put("www.whitehouse.gov", "204.153.49.136"); + st.put("www.espn.com", "199.181.132.250"); + st.put("www.snopes.com", "66.165.133.65"); + st.put("www.movies.com", "199.181.132.250"); + st.put("www.cnn.com", "64.236.16.20"); + st.put("www.iitb.ac.in", "202.68.145.210"); + + + StdOut.println(st.get("www.cs.princeton.edu")); + StdOut.println(st.get("www.harvardsucks.com")); + StdOut.println(st.get("www.simpsons.com")); + StdOut.println(); + + StdOut.println("ceil(www.simpsonr.com) = " + st.ceil("www.simpsonr.com")); + StdOut.println("ceil(www.simpsons.com) = " + st.ceil("www.simpsons.com")); + StdOut.println("ceil(www.simpsont.com) = " + st.ceil("www.simpsont.com")); + StdOut.println("floor(www.simpsonr.com) = " + st.floor("www.simpsonr.com")); + StdOut.println("floor(www.simpsons.com) = " + st.floor("www.simpsons.com")); + StdOut.println("floor(www.simpsont.com) = " + st.floor("www.simpsont.com")); + + StdOut.println(); + + StdOut.println("min key: " + st.min()); + StdOut.println("max key: " + st.max()); + StdOut.println("size: " + st.size()); + StdOut.println(); + + // print out all key-value pairs in lexicographic order + for (String s : st.keys()) + StdOut.println(s + " " + st.get(s)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/set/Stack.java b/src/set/Stack.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..079ef6f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/set/Stack.java @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ +package set; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Stack.java + * Execution: java Stack < input.txt + * + * A generic stack, implemented using a linked list. Each stack + * element is of type Item. + * + * % more tobe.txt + * to be or not to - be - - that - - - is + * + * % java Stack < tobe.txt + * to be not that or be (2 left on stack) + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.Iterator; +import java.util.NoSuchElementException; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + + +/** + * The <tt>Stack</tt> class represents a last-in-first-out (LIFO) stack of generic items. + * It supports the usual <em>push</em> and <em>pop</em> operations, along with methods + * for peeking at the top item, testing if the stack is empty, and iterating through + * the items in LIFO order. + * <p> + * All stack operations except iteration are constant time. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/43stack">Section 4.3</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + */ +public class Stack<Item> implements Iterable<Item> { + private int N; // size of the stack + private Node first; // top of stack + + // helper linked list class + private class Node { + private Item item; + private Node next; + } + + /** + * Create an empty stack. + */ + public Stack() { + first = null; + N = 0; + } + + /** + * Is the stack empty? + */ + public boolean isEmpty() { + return first == null; + } + + /** + * Return the number of items in the stack. + */ + public int size() { + return N; + } + + /** + * Add the item to the stack. + */ + public void push(Item item) { + Node oldfirst = first; + first = new Node(); + first.item = item; + first.next = oldfirst; + N++; + } + + /** + * Delete and return the item most recently added to the stack. + * Throw an exception if no such item exists because the stack is empty. + */ + public Item pop() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Stack underflow"); + Item item = first.item; // save item to return + first = first.next; // delete first node + N--; + return item; // return the saved item + } + + + /** + * Return the item most recently added to the stack. + * Throw an exception if no such item exists because the stack is empty. + */ + public Item peek() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Stack underflow"); + return first.item; + } + + /** + * Return string representation. + */ + public String toString() { + StringBuilder s = new StringBuilder(); + for (Item item : this) + s.append(item + " "); + return s.toString(); + } + + + /** + * Return an iterator to the stack that iterates through the items in LIFO order. + */ + public Iterator<Item> iterator() { return new ListIterator(); } + + // an iterator, doesn't implement remove() since it's optional + private class ListIterator implements Iterator<Item> { + private Node current = first; + public boolean hasNext() { return current != null; } + public void remove() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } + + public Item next() { + if (!hasNext()) throw new NoSuchElementException(); + Item item = current.item; + current = current.next; + return item; + } + } + + + /** + * A test client. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Stack<String> s = new Stack<String>(); + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + String item = StdIn.readString(); + if (!item.equals("-")) s.push(item); + else if (!s.isEmpty()) StdOut.print(s.pop() + " "); + } + StdOut.println("(" + s.size() + " left on stack)"); + } +} + diff --git a/src/stdlib/BinaryDump.java b/src/stdlib/BinaryDump.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eddf159 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/BinaryDump.java @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BinaryDump.java + * Execution: java BinaryDump N < file + * Dependencies: BinaryStdIn.java + * Data file: http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/stdlib/abra.txt + * + * Reads in a binary file and writes out the bits, N per line. + * + * % more abra.txt + * ABRACADABRA! + * + * % java BinaryDump 16 < abra.txt + * 0100000101000010 + * 0101001001000001 + * 0100001101000001 + * 0100010001000001 + * 0100001001010010 + * 0100000100100001 + * 96 bits + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class BinaryDump { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int BITS_PER_LINE = 16; + if (args.length == 1) { + BITS_PER_LINE = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + } + + int count; + for (count = 0; !BinaryStdIn.isEmpty(); count++) { + if (BITS_PER_LINE == 0) { BinaryStdIn.readBoolean(); continue; } + else if (count != 0 && count % BITS_PER_LINE == 0) StdOut.println(); + if (BinaryStdIn.readBoolean()) StdOut.print(1); + else StdOut.print(0); + } + if (BITS_PER_LINE != 0) StdOut.println(); + StdOut.println(count + " bits"); + } +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/BinaryIn.java b/src/stdlib/BinaryIn.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4f3c1df --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/BinaryIn.java @@ -0,0 +1,338 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BinaryIn.java + * Execution: java BinaryIn input output + * + * This library is for reading binary data from an input stream. + * + * % java BinaryIn http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/cover.jpg output.jpg + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.io.BufferedInputStream; +import java.io.File; +import java.io.FileInputStream; +import java.io.IOException; +import java.io.InputStream; +import java.net.Socket; +import java.net.URL; +import java.net.URLConnection; + + +/** + * <i>Binary input</i>. This class provides methods for reading + * in bits from a binary input stream, either + * one bit at a time (as a <tt>boolean</tt>), + * 8 bits at a time (as a <tt>byte</tt> or <tt>char</tt>), + * 16 bits at a time (as a <tt>short</tt>), + * 32 bits at a time (as an <tt>int</tt> or <tt>float</tt>), or + * 64 bits at a time (as a <tt>double</tt> or <tt>long</tt>). + * <p> + * The binary input stream can be from standard input, a filename, + * a URL name, a Socket, or an InputStream. + * <p> + * All primitive types are assumed to be represented using their + * standard Java representations, in big-endian (most significant + * byte first) order. + * <p> + * The client should not intermix calls to <tt>BinaryIn</tt> with calls + * to <tt>In</tt>; otherwise unexpected behavior will result. + */ +public final class BinaryIn { + private static final int EOF = -1; // end of file + + private BufferedInputStream in; // the input stream + private int buffer; // one character buffer + private int N; // number of bits left in buffer + + /** + * Create a binary input stream from standard input. + */ + public BinaryIn() { + in = new BufferedInputStream(System.in); + fillBuffer(); + } + + /** + * Create a binary input stream from an InputStream. + */ + public BinaryIn(InputStream is) { + in = new BufferedInputStream(is); + fillBuffer(); + } + + /** + * Create a binary input stream from a socket. + */ + public BinaryIn(Socket socket) { + try { + InputStream is = socket.getInputStream(); + in = new BufferedInputStream(is); + fillBuffer(); + } + catch (IOException ioe) { + System.err.println("Could not open " + socket); + } + } + + /** + * Create a binary input stream from a URL. + */ + public BinaryIn(URL url) { + try { + URLConnection site = url.openConnection(); + InputStream is = site.getInputStream(); + in = new BufferedInputStream(is); + fillBuffer(); + } + catch (IOException ioe) { + System.err.println("Could not open " + url); + } + } + + /** + * Create a binary input stream from a filename or URL name. + */ + public BinaryIn(String s) { + + try { + // first try to read file from local file system + File file = new File(s); + if (file.exists()) { + FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(file); + in = new BufferedInputStream(fis); + fillBuffer(); + return; + } + + // next try for files included in jar + URL url = getClass().getResource(s); + + // or URL from web + if (url == null) { url = new URL(s); } + + URLConnection site = url.openConnection(); + InputStream is = site.getInputStream(); + in = new BufferedInputStream(is); + fillBuffer(); + } + catch (IOException ioe) { + System.err.println("Could not open " + s); + } + } + + private void fillBuffer() { + try { buffer = in.read(); N = 8; } + catch (IOException e) { System.err.println("EOF"); buffer = EOF; N = -1; } + } + + /** + * Does the binary input stream exist? + */ + public boolean exists() { + return in != null; + } + + /** + * Returns true if the binary input stream is empty. + * @return true if and only if the binary input stream is empty + */ + public boolean isEmpty() { + return buffer == EOF; + } + + /** + * Read the next bit of data from the binary input stream and return as a boolean. + * @return the next bit of data from the binary input stream as a <tt>boolean</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if the input stream is empty + */ + public boolean readBoolean() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Reading from empty input stream"); + N--; + boolean bit = ((buffer >> N) & 1) == 1; + if (N == 0) fillBuffer(); + return bit; + } + + /** + * Read the next 8 bits from the binary input stream and return as an 8-bit char. + * @return the next 8 bits of data from the binary input stream as a <tt>char</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 8 bits available + */ + public char readChar() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Reading from empty input stream"); + + // special case when aligned byte + if (N == 8) { + int x = buffer; + fillBuffer(); + return (char) (x & 0xff); + } + + // combine last N bits of current buffer with first 8-N bits of new buffer + int x = buffer; + x <<= (8-N); + int oldN = N; + fillBuffer(); + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Reading from empty input stream"); + N = oldN; + x |= (buffer >>> N); + return (char) (x & 0xff); + // the above code doesn't quite work for the last character if N = 8 + // because buffer will be -1 + } + + + /** + * Read the next r bits from the binary input stream and return as an r-bit character. + * @param r number of bits to read. + * @return the next r bits of data from the binary input streamt as a <tt>char</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than r bits available + */ + public char readChar(int r) { + if (r < 1 || r > 16) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal value of r = " + r); + + // optimize r = 8 case + if (r == 8) return readChar(); + + char x = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < r; i++) { + x <<= 1; + boolean bit = readBoolean(); + if (bit) x |= 1; + } + return x; + } + + + /** + * Read the remaining bytes of data from the binary input stream and return as a string. + * @return the remaining bytes of data from the binary input stream as a <tt>String</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if the input stream is empty or if the number of bits + * available is not a multiple of 8 (byte-aligned) + */ + public String readString() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Reading from empty input stream"); + + StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); + while (!isEmpty()) { + char c = readChar(); + sb.append(c); + } + return sb.toString(); + } + + + /** + * Read the next 16 bits from the binary input stream and return as a 16-bit short. + * @return the next 16 bits of data from the binary standard input as a <tt>short</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 16 bits available + */ + public short readShort() { + short x = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) { + char c = readChar(); + x <<= 8; + x |= c; + } + return x; + } + + /** + * Read the next 32 bits from the binary input stream and return as a 32-bit int. + * @return the next 32 bits of data from the binary input stream as a <tt>int</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 32 bits available + */ + public int readInt() { + int x = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) { + char c = readChar(); + x <<= 8; + x |= c; + } + return x; + } + + /** + * Read the next r bits from the binary input stream return as an r-bit int. + * @param r number of bits to read. + * @return the next r bits of data from the binary input stream as a <tt>int</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than r bits available on standard input + */ + public int readInt(int r) { + if (r < 1 || r > 32) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal value of r = " + r); + + // optimize r = 32 case + if (r == 32) return readInt(); + + int x = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < r; i++) { + x <<= 1; + boolean bit = readBoolean(); + if (bit) x |= 1; + } + return x; + } + + /** + * Read the next 64 bits from the binary input stream and return as a 64-bit long. + * @return the next 64 bits of data from the binary input stream as a <tt>long</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 64 bits available + */ + public long readLong() { + long x = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) { + char c = readChar(); + x <<= 8; + x |= c; + } + return x; + } + + /** + * Read the next 64 bits from the binary input stream and return as a 64-bit double. + * @return the next 64 bits of data from the binary input stream as a <tt>double</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 64 bits available + */ + public double readDouble() { + return Double.longBitsToDouble(readLong()); + } + + /** + * Read the next 32 bits from standard input and return as a 32-bit float. + * @return the next 32 bits of data from standard input as a <tt>float</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 32 bits available on standard input + */ + public float readFloat() { + return Float.intBitsToFloat(readInt()); + } + + + /** + * Read the next 8 bits from the binary input stream and return as an 8-bit byte. + * @return the next 8 bits of data from the binary input stream as a <tt>byte</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 8 bits available + */ + public byte readByte() { + char c = readChar(); + byte x = (byte) (c & 0xff); + return x; + } + + /** + * Test client. Reads in the name of a file or url (first command-line + * argument) and writes it to a file (second command-line argument). + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + BinaryIn in = new BinaryIn(args[0]); + BinaryOut out = new BinaryOut(args[1]); + + // read one 8-bit char at a time + while (!in.isEmpty()) { + char c = in.readChar(); + out.write(c); + } + out.flush(); + } +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/BinaryOut.java b/src/stdlib/BinaryOut.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..471fe0f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/BinaryOut.java @@ -0,0 +1,299 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BinaryOut.java + * Execution: java BinaryOut + * + * Write binary data to an output stream, either one 1-bit boolean, + * one 8-bit char, one 32-bit int, one 64-bit double, one 32-bit float, + * or one 64-bit long at a time. The output stream can be standard + * output, a file, an OutputStream or a Socket. + * + * The bytes written are not aligned. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.io.BufferedOutputStream; +import java.io.FileOutputStream; +import java.io.IOException; +import java.io.OutputStream; +import java.net.Socket; + +/** + * <i>Binary output</i>. This class provides methods for converting + * primtive type variables (<tt>boolean</tt>, <tt>byte</tt>, <tt>char</tt>, + * <tt>int</tt>, <tt>long</tt>, <tt>float</tt>, and <tt>double</tt>) + * to sequences of bits and writing them to an output stream. + * The output stream can be standard output, a file, an OutputStream or a Socket. + * Uses big-endian (most-significant byte first). + * <p> + * The client must <tt>flush()</tt> the output stream when finished writing bits. + * <p> + * The client should not intermixing calls to <tt>BinaryOut</tt> with calls + * to <tt>Out</tt>; otherwise unexpected behavior will result. + */ +public final class BinaryOut { + + private BufferedOutputStream out; // the output stream + private int buffer; // 8-bit buffer of bits to write out + private int N; // number of bits remaining in buffer + + + /** + * Create a binary output stream from an OutputStream. + */ + public BinaryOut(OutputStream os) { + out = new BufferedOutputStream(os); + } + + /** + * Create a binary output stream from standard output. + */ + public BinaryOut() { + this(System.out); + } + + /** + * Create a binary output stream from a filename. + */ + public BinaryOut(String s) { + try { + OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream(s); + out = new BufferedOutputStream(os); + } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + /** + * Create a binary output stream from a Socket. + */ + public BinaryOut(Socket socket) { + try { + OutputStream os = socket.getOutputStream(); + out = new BufferedOutputStream(os); + } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + + /** + * Write the specified bit to the binary output stream. + */ + private void writeBit(boolean bit) { + // add bit to buffer + buffer <<= 1; + if (bit) buffer |= 1; + + // if buffer is full (8 bits), write out as a single byte + N++; + if (N == 8) clearBuffer(); + } + + /** + * Write the 8-bit byte to the binary output stream. + */ + private void writeByte(int x) { + assert x >= 0 && x < 256; + + // optimized if byte-aligned + if (N == 0) { + try { out.write(x); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + return; + } + + // otherwise write one bit at a time + for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) { + boolean bit = ((x >>> (8 - i - 1)) & 1) == 1; + writeBit(bit); + } + } + + // write out any remaining bits in buffer to the binary output stream, padding with 0s + private void clearBuffer() { + if (N == 0) return; + if (N > 0) buffer <<= (8 - N); + try { out.write(buffer); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + N = 0; + buffer = 0; + } + + /** + * Flush the binary output stream, padding 0s if number of bits written so far + * is not a multiple of 8. + */ + public void flush() { + clearBuffer(); + try { out.flush(); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + /** + * Close and flush the binary output stream. Once it is closed, you can no longer write bits. + */ + public void close() { + flush(); + try { out.close(); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + + /** + * Write the specified bit to the binary output stream. + * @param x the <tt>boolean</tt> to write. + */ + public void write(boolean x) { + writeBit(x); + } + + /** + * Write the 8-bit byte to the binary output stream. + * @param x the <tt>byte</tt> to write. + */ + public void write(byte x) { + writeByte(x & 0xff); + } + + /** + * Write the 32-bit int to the binary output stream. + * @param x the <tt>int</tt> to write. + */ + public void write(int x) { + writeByte((x >>> 24) & 0xff); + writeByte((x >>> 16) & 0xff); + writeByte((x >>> 8) & 0xff); + writeByte((x >>> 0) & 0xff); + } + + /** + * Write the r-bit int to the binary output stream. + * @param x the <tt>int</tt> to write. + * @param r the number of relevant bits in the char. + * @throws RuntimeException if <tt>r</tt> is not between 1 and 32. + * @throws RuntimeException if <tt>x</tt> is not between 0 and 2<sup>r</sup> - 1. + */ + public void write(int x, int r) { + if (r == 32) write(x); + if (r < 1 || r > 32) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal value for r = " + r); + if (x < 0 || x >= (1 << r)) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal " + r + "-bit char = " + x); + for (int i = 0; i < r; i++) { + boolean bit = ((x >>> (r - i - 1)) & 1) == 1; + writeBit(bit); + } + } + + + /** + * Write the 64-bit double to the binary output stream. + * @param x the <tt>double</tt> to write. + */ + public void write(double x) { + write(Double.doubleToRawLongBits(x)); + } + + /** + * Write the 64-bit long to the binary output stream. + * @param x the <tt>long</tt> to write. + */ + public void write(long x) { + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 56) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 48) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 40) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 32) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 24) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 16) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 8) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 0) & 0xff)); + } + + /** + * Write the 32-bit float to the binary output stream. + * @param x the <tt>float</tt> to write. + */ + public void write(float x) { + write(Float.floatToRawIntBits(x)); + } + + /** + * Write the 16-bit int to the binary output stream. + * @param x the <tt>short</tt> to write. + */ + public void write(short x) { + writeByte((x >>> 8) & 0xff); + writeByte((x >>> 0) & 0xff); + } + + /** + * Write the 8-bit char to the binary output stream. + * @param x the <tt>char</tt> to write. + * @throws RuntimeException if <tt>x</tt> is not betwen 0 and 255. + */ + public void write(char x) { + if (x < 0 || x >= 256) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal 8-bit char = " + x); + writeByte(x); + } + + /** + * Write the r-bit char to the binary output stream. + * @param x the <tt>char</tt> to write. + * @param r the number of relevant bits in the char. + * @throws RuntimeException if <tt>r</tt> is not between 1 and 16. + * @throws RuntimeException if <tt>x</tt> is not between 0 and 2<sup>r</sup> - 1. + */ + public void write(char x, int r) { + if (r == 8) write(x); + if (r < 1 || r > 16) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal value for r = " + r); + if (x < 0 || x >= (1 << r)) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal " + r + "-bit char = " + x); + for (int i = 0; i < r; i++) { + boolean bit = ((x >>> (r - i - 1)) & 1) == 1; + writeBit(bit); + } + } + + /** + * Write the string of 8-bit characters to the binary output stream. + * @param s the <tt>String</tt> to write. + * @throws RuntimeException if any character in the string is not + * between 0 and 255. + */ + public void write(String s) { + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) + write(s.charAt(i)); + } + + + /** + * Write the String of r-bit characters to the binary output stream. + * @param s the <tt>String</tt> to write. + * @param r the number of relevants bits in each character. + * @throws RuntimeException if r is not between 1 and 16. + * @throws RuntimeException if any character in the string is not + * between 0 and 2<sup>r</sup> - 1. + */ + public void write(String s, int r) { + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) + write(s.charAt(i), r); + } + + + /** + * Test client. Read bits from standard input and write to the file + * specified on command line. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // create binary output stream to write to file + String filename = args[0]; + BinaryOut out = new BinaryOut(filename); + BinaryIn in = new BinaryIn(); + + // read from standard input and write to file + while (!in.isEmpty()) { + char c = in.readChar(); + out.write(c); + } + out.flush(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/BinaryStdIn.java b/src/stdlib/BinaryStdIn.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..61d52d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/BinaryStdIn.java @@ -0,0 +1,266 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BinaryStdIn.java + * Execution: java BinaryStdIn < input > output + * + * Supports reading binary data from standard input. + * + * % java BinaryStdIn < input.jpg > output.jpg + * % diff input.jpg output.jpg + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.io.BufferedInputStream; +import java.io.IOException; + +/** + * <i>Binary standard input</i>. This class provides methods for reading + * in bits from standard input, either one bit at a time (as a <tt>boolean</tt>), + * 8 bits at a time (as a <tt>byte</tt> or <tt>char</tt>), + * 16 bits at a time (as a <tt>short</tt>), 32 bits at a time + * (as an <tt>int</tt> or <tt>float</tt>), or 64 bits at a time (as a + * <tt>double</tt> or <tt>long</tt>). + * <p> + * All primitive types are assumed to be represented using their + * standard Java representations, in big-endian (most significant + * byte first) order. + * <p> + * The client should not intermix calls to <tt>BinaryStdIn</tt> with calls + * to <tt>StdIn</tt> or <tt>System.in</tt>; + * otherwise unexpected behavior will result. + */ +public final class BinaryStdIn { + private static BufferedInputStream in = new BufferedInputStream(System.in); + private static final int EOF = -1; // end of file + + private static int buffer; // one character buffer + private static int N; // number of bits left in buffer + + // static initializer + static { fillBuffer(); } + + // singleton pattern - can't instantiate + private BinaryStdIn() { } + + private static void fillBuffer() { + try { buffer = in.read(); N = 8; } + catch (IOException e) { System.out.println("EOF"); buffer = EOF; N = -1; } + } + + /** + * Close this input stream and release any associated system resources. + */ + public static void close() { + try { + in.close(); + } + catch (IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + throw new RuntimeException("Could not close BinaryStdIn"); + } + } + + /** + * Returns true if standard input is empty. + * @return true if and only if standard input is empty + */ + public static boolean isEmpty() { + return buffer == EOF; + } + + /** + * Read the next bit of data from standard input and return as a boolean. + * @return the next bit of data from standard input as a <tt>boolean</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if standard input is empty + */ + public static boolean readBoolean() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Reading from empty input stream"); + N--; + boolean bit = ((buffer >> N) & 1) == 1; + if (N == 0) fillBuffer(); + return bit; + } + + /** + * Read the next 8 bits from standard input and return as an 8-bit char. + * Note that <tt>char</tt> is a 16-bit type; + * to read the next 16 bits as a char, use <tt>readChar(16)</tt> + * @return the next 8 bits of data from standard input as a <tt>char</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 8 bits available on standard input + */ + public static char readChar() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Reading from empty input stream"); + + // special case when aligned byte + if (N == 8) { + int x = buffer; + fillBuffer(); + return (char) (x & 0xff); + } + + // combine last N bits of current buffer with first 8-N bits of new buffer + int x = buffer; + x <<= (8-N); + int oldN = N; + fillBuffer(); + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Reading from empty input stream"); + N = oldN; + x |= (buffer >>> N); + return (char) (x & 0xff); + // the above code doesn't quite work for the last character if N = 8 + // because buffer will be -1 + } + + /** + * Read the next r bits from standard input and return as an r-bit character. + * @param r number of bits to read. + * @return the next r bits of data from standard input as a <tt>char</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than r bits available on standard input + * @throws RuntimeException unless 1 ≤ r ≤ 16 + */ + public static char readChar(int r) { + if (r < 1 || r > 16) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal value of r = " + r); + + // optimize r = 8 case + if (r == 8) return readChar(); + + char x = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < r; i++) { + x <<= 1; + boolean bit = readBoolean(); + if (bit) x |= 1; + } + return x; + } + + /** + * Read the remaining bytes of data from standard input and return as a string. + * @return the remaining bytes of data from standard input as a <tt>String</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if standard input is empty or if the number of bits + * available on standard input is not a multiple of 8 (byte-aligned) + */ + public static String readString() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Reading from empty input stream"); + + StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); + while (!isEmpty()) { + char c = readChar(); + sb.append(c); + } + return sb.toString(); + } + + + /** + * Read the next 16 bits from standard input and return as a 16-bit short. + * @return the next 16 bits of data from standard input as a <tt>short</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 16 bits available on standard input + */ + public static short readShort() { + short x = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) { + char c = readChar(); + x <<= 8; + x |= c; + } + return x; + } + + /** + * Read the next 32 bits from standard input and return as a 32-bit int. + * @return the next 32 bits of data from standard input as a <tt>int</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 32 bits available on standard input + */ + public static int readInt() { + int x = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) { + char c = readChar(); + x <<= 8; + x |= c; + } + return x; + } + + /** + * Read the next r bits from standard input and return as an r-bit int. + * @param r number of bits to read. + * @return the next r bits of data from standard input as a <tt>int</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than r bits available on standard input + * @throws RuntimeException unless 1 ≤ r ≤ 32 + */ + public static int readInt(int r) { + if (r < 1 || r > 32) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal value of r = " + r); + + // optimize r = 32 case + if (r == 32) return readInt(); + + int x = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < r; i++) { + x <<= 1; + boolean bit = readBoolean(); + if (bit) x |= 1; + } + return x; + } + + /** + * Read the next 64 bits from standard input and return as a 64-bit long. + * @return the next 64 bits of data from standard input as a <tt>long</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 64 bits available on standard input + */ + public static long readLong() { + long x = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) { + char c = readChar(); + x <<= 8; + x |= c; + } + return x; + } + + + /** + * Read the next 64 bits from standard input and return as a 64-bit double. + * @return the next 64 bits of data from standard input as a <tt>double</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 64 bits available on standard input + */ + public static double readDouble() { + return Double.longBitsToDouble(readLong()); + } + + /** + * Read the next 32 bits from standard input and return as a 32-bit float. + * @return the next 32 bits of data from standard input as a <tt>float</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 32 bits available on standard input + */ + public static float readFloat() { + return Float.intBitsToFloat(readInt()); + } + + + /** + * Read the next 8 bits from standard input and return as an 8-bit byte. + * @return the next 8 bits of data from standard input as a <tt>byte</tt> + * @throws RuntimeException if there are fewer than 8 bits available on standard input + */ + public static byte readByte() { + char c = readChar(); + byte x = (byte) (c & 0xff); + return x; + } + + /** + * Test client. Reads in a binary input file from standard input and writes + * it to standard output. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // read one 8-bit char at a time + while (!BinaryStdIn.isEmpty()) { + char c = BinaryStdIn.readChar(); + BinaryStdOut.write(c); + } + BinaryStdOut.flush(); + } +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/BinaryStdInTester.java b/src/stdlib/BinaryStdInTester.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7cd97f7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/BinaryStdInTester.java @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BinaryStdInTester.java + * Execution: java BinaryStdInTester + * + * % java BinaryStdInTester + * true + * K + * 17 + * 12345678901 + * 3.141592653589793 + * 1.125 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class BinaryStdInTester { + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + boolean x1 = BinaryStdIn.readBoolean(); + char x2 = BinaryStdIn.readChar(); + int x3 = BinaryStdIn.readInt(); + long x4 = BinaryStdIn.readLong(); + double x5 = BinaryStdIn.readDouble(); + float x6 = BinaryStdIn.readFloat(); + System.out.println(x1); + System.out.println(x2); + System.out.println(x3); + System.out.println(x4); + System.out.println(x5); + System.out.println(x6); + } +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/BinaryStdOut.java b/src/stdlib/BinaryStdOut.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7ce3c61 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/BinaryStdOut.java @@ -0,0 +1,255 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BinaryStdOut.java + * Execution: java BinaryStdOut + * + * Write binary data to standard output, either one 1-bit boolean, + * one 8-bit char, one 32-bit int, one 64-bit double, one 32-bit float, + * or one 64-bit long at a time. + * + * The bytes written are not aligned. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.io.BufferedOutputStream; +import java.io.IOException; + +/** + * <i>Binary standard output</i>. This class provides methods for converting + * primtive type variables (<tt>boolean</tt>, <tt>byte</tt>, <tt>char</tt>, + * <tt>int</tt>, <tt>long</tt>, <tt>float</tt>, and <tt>double</tt>) + * to sequences of bits and writing them to standard output. + * Uses big-endian (most-significant byte first). + * <p> + * The client must <tt>flush()</tt> the output stream when finished writing bits. + * <p> + * The client should not intermixing calls to <tt>BinaryStdOut</tt> with calls + * to <tt>StdOut</tt> or <tt>System.out</tt>; otherwise unexpected behavior + * will result. + */ +public final class BinaryStdOut { + private static BufferedOutputStream out = new BufferedOutputStream(System.out); + + private static int buffer; // 8-bit buffer of bits to write out + private static int N; // number of bits remaining in buffer + + // singleton pattern - can't instantiate + private BinaryStdOut() { } + + /** + * Write the specified bit to standard output. + */ + private static void writeBit(boolean bit) { + // add bit to buffer + buffer <<= 1; + if (bit) buffer |= 1; + + // if buffer is full (8 bits), write out as a single byte + N++; + if (N == 8) clearBuffer(); + } + + /** + * Write the 8-bit byte to standard output. + */ + private static void writeByte(int x) { + assert x >= 0 && x < 256; + + // optimized if byte-aligned + if (N == 0) { + try { out.write(x); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + return; + } + + // otherwise write one bit at a time + for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) { + boolean bit = ((x >>> (8 - i - 1)) & 1) == 1; + writeBit(bit); + } + } + + // write out any remaining bits in buffer to standard output, padding with 0s + private static void clearBuffer() { + if (N == 0) return; + if (N > 0) buffer <<= (8 - N); + try { out.write(buffer); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + N = 0; + buffer = 0; + } + + /** + * Flush standard output, padding 0s if number of bits written so far + * is not a multiple of 8. + */ + public static void flush() { + clearBuffer(); + try { out.flush(); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + /** + * Flush and close standard output. Once standard output is closed, you can no + * longer write bits to it. + */ + public static void close() { + flush(); + try { out.close(); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + + /** + * Write the specified bit to standard output. + * @param x the <tt>boolean</tt> to write. + */ + public static void write(boolean x) { + writeBit(x); + } + + /** + * Write the 8-bit byte to standard output. + * @param x the <tt>byte</tt> to write. + */ + public static void write(byte x) { + writeByte(x & 0xff); + } + + /** + * Write the 32-bit int to standard output. + * @param x the <tt>int</tt> to write. + */ + public static void write(int x) { + writeByte((x >>> 24) & 0xff); + writeByte((x >>> 16) & 0xff); + writeByte((x >>> 8) & 0xff); + writeByte((x >>> 0) & 0xff); + } + + /** + * Write the r-bit int to standard output. + * @param x the <tt>int</tt> to write. + * @param r the number of relevant bits in the char. + * @throws RuntimeException if <tt>r</tt> is not between 1 and 32. + * @throws RuntimeException if <tt>x</tt> is not between 0 and 2<sup>r</sup> - 1. + */ + public static void write(int x, int r) { + if (r == 32) { write(x); return; } + if (r < 1 || r > 32) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal value for r = " + r); + if (x < 0 || x >= (1 << r)) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal " + r + "-bit char = " + x); + for (int i = 0; i < r; i++) { + boolean bit = ((x >>> (r - i - 1)) & 1) == 1; + writeBit(bit); + } + } + + + + + + /** + * Write the 64-bit double to standard output. + * @param x the <tt>double</tt> to write. + */ + public static void write(double x) { + write(Double.doubleToRawLongBits(x)); + } + + /** + * Write the 64-bit long to standard output. + * @param x the <tt>long</tt> to write. + */ + public static void write(long x) { + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 56) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 48) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 40) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 32) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 24) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 16) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 8) & 0xff)); + writeByte((int) ((x >>> 0) & 0xff)); + } + + /** + * Write the 32-bit float to standard output. + * @param x the <tt>float</tt> to write. + */ + public static void write(float x) { + write(Float.floatToRawIntBits(x)); + } + + /** + * Write the 16-bit int to standard output. + * @param x the <tt>short</tt> to write. + */ + public static void write(short x) { + writeByte((x >>> 8) & 0xff); + writeByte((x >>> 0) & 0xff); + } + + /** + * Write the 8-bit char to standard output. + * @param x the <tt>char</tt> to write. + * @throws RuntimeException if <tt>x</tt> is not betwen 0 and 255. + */ + public static void write(char x) { + if (x < 0 || x >= 256) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal 8-bit char = " + x); + writeByte(x); + } + + /** + * Write the r-bit char to standard output. + * @param x the <tt>char</tt> to write. + * @param r the number of relevant bits in the char. + * @throws RuntimeException if <tt>r</tt> is not between 1 and 16. + * @throws RuntimeException if <tt>x</tt> is not between 0 and 2<sup>r</sup> - 1. + */ + public static void write(char x, int r) { + if (r == 8) { write(x); return; } + if (r < 1 || r > 16) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal value for r = " + r); + if (x < 0 || x >= (1 << r)) throw new RuntimeException("Illegal " + r + "-bit char = " + x); + for (int i = 0; i < r; i++) { + boolean bit = ((x >>> (r - i - 1)) & 1) == 1; + writeBit(bit); + } + } + + /** + * Write the string of 8-bit characters to standard output. + * @param s the <tt>String</tt> to write. + * @throws RuntimeException if any character in the string is not + * between 0 and 255. + */ + public static void write(String s) { + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) + write(s.charAt(i)); + } + + /** + * Write the String of r-bit characters to standard output. + * @param s the <tt>String</tt> to write. + * @param r the number of relevants bits in each character. + * @throws RuntimeException if r is not between 1 and 16. + * @throws RuntimeException if any character in the string is not + * between 0 and 2<sup>r</sup> - 1. + */ + public static void write(String s, int r) { + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) + write(s.charAt(i), r); + } + + /** + * Test client. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + int T = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + // write to standard output + for (int i = 0; i < T; i++) { + BinaryStdOut.write(i); + } + BinaryStdOut.flush(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/BinaryStdOutTester.java b/src/stdlib/BinaryStdOutTester.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bad8de1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/BinaryStdOutTester.java @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BinaryStdOutTester.java + * Execution: java BinaryStdOutTester + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class BinaryStdOutTester { + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + boolean x1 = true; + char x2 = 'K'; + int x3 = 17; + long x4 = 12345678901L; + double x5 = Math.PI; + float x6 = 1.125F; + BinaryStdOut.write(x1); + BinaryStdOut.write(x2); + BinaryStdOut.write(x3); + BinaryStdOut.write(x4); + BinaryStdOut.write(x5); + BinaryStdOut.write(x6); + BinaryStdOut.flush(); + } +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/Copy.java b/src/stdlib/Copy.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7b5e786 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/Copy.java @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Copy.java + * Execution: java Copy < file + * Dependencies: BinaryStdIn.java BinaryStdOut.java + * + * Reads in a binary file from standard input and writes it to standard output. + * + * % java Copy < mandrill.jpg > copy.jpg + * + * % diff mandrill.jpg copy.jpg + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Copy { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + while (!BinaryStdIn.isEmpty()) { + char c = BinaryStdIn.readChar(); + BinaryStdOut.write(c); + } + BinaryStdOut.flush(); + } +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/Draw.java b/src/stdlib/Draw.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b55b7a5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/Draw.java @@ -0,0 +1,1114 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Draw.java + * Execution: java Draw + * + * Drawing library. This class provides a basic capability for creating + * drawings with your programs. It uses a simple graphics model that + * allows you to create drawings consisting of points, lines, and curves + * in a window on your computer and to save the drawings to a file. + * This is the object-oriented version of standard draw; it supports + * multiple indepedent drawing windows. + * + * Todo + * ---- + * - Add support for gradient fill, etc. + * + * Remarks + * ------- + * - don't use AffineTransform for rescaling since it inverts + * images and strings + * - careful using setFont in inner loop within an animation - + * it can cause flicker + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.awt.BasicStroke; +import java.awt.FileDialog; +import java.awt.Font; +import java.awt.FontMetrics; +import java.awt.Graphics2D; +import java.awt.Image; +import java.awt.MediaTracker; +import java.awt.RenderingHints; +import java.awt.Toolkit; +import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; +import java.awt.event.ActionListener; +import java.awt.event.KeyEvent; +import java.awt.event.KeyListener; +import java.awt.event.MouseEvent; +import java.awt.event.MouseListener; +import java.awt.event.MouseMotionListener; +import java.awt.geom.Arc2D; +import java.awt.geom.Ellipse2D; +import java.awt.geom.GeneralPath; +import java.awt.geom.Line2D; +import java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D; +import java.awt.image.BufferedImage; +import java.awt.image.DirectColorModel; +import java.awt.image.WritableRaster; +import java.io.File; +import java.io.IOException; +import java.net.URL; +/** + * <i>Draw</i>. This class provides a basic capability for + * creating drawings with your programs. It uses a simple graphics model that + * allows you to create drawings consisting of points, lines, and curves + * in a window on your computer and to save the drawings to a file. + * This is the object-oriented version of standard draw; it supports + * multiple indepedent drawing windows. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/31datatype">Section 3.1</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + */ +import java.util.ArrayList; +import java.util.LinkedList; + +import javax.imageio.ImageIO; +import javax.swing.ImageIcon; +import javax.swing.JFrame; +import javax.swing.JLabel; +import javax.swing.JMenu; +import javax.swing.JMenuBar; +import javax.swing.JMenuItem; +import javax.swing.KeyStroke; +import javax.swing.WindowConstants; + +public final class Draw implements ActionListener, MouseListener, MouseMotionListener, KeyListener { + + // default Color + private static final Color DEFAULT_PEN_COLOR = Color.BLACK; + private static final Color DEFAULT_CLEAR_COLOR = Color.WHITE; + + // boundary of drawing canvas, 5% border + private static final double BORDER = 0.05; + private static final double DEFAULT_XMIN = 0.0; + private static final double DEFAULT_XMAX = 1.0; + private static final double DEFAULT_YMIN = 0.0; + private static final double DEFAULT_YMAX = 1.0; + + // default canvas size is SIZE-by-SIZE + private static final int DEFAULT_SIZE = 512; + + // default pen radius + private static final double DEFAULT_PEN_RADIUS = 0.002; + + // default font + private static final Font DEFAULT_FONT = new Font("SansSerif", Font.PLAIN, 16); + + // current pen color + private Color penColor; + + // canvas size + private int width = DEFAULT_SIZE; + private int height = DEFAULT_SIZE; + + // current pen radius + private double penRadius; + + // show we draw immediately or wait until next show? + private boolean defer = false; + + private double xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax; + + // name of window + private String name = "Draw"; + + // for synchronization + private Object mouseLock = new Object(); + private Object keyLock = new Object(); + + // current font + private Font font; + + // double buffered graphics + private BufferedImage offscreenImage, onscreenImage; + private Graphics2D offscreen, onscreen; + + // the frame for drawing to the screen + private JFrame frame = new JFrame(); + + // mouse state + private boolean mousePressed = false; + private double mouseX = 0; + private double mouseY = 0; + + // keyboard state + private LinkedList<Character> keysTyped = new LinkedList<Character>(); + + // event-based listeners + private ArrayList<DrawListener> listeners = new ArrayList<DrawListener>(); + + + /** + * Create an empty drawing object with the given name. + * + * @param name the title of the drawing window. + */ + public Draw(String name) { + this.name = name; + init(); + } + + /** + * Create an empty drawing object. + */ + public Draw() { + init(); + } + + private void init() { + if (frame != null) frame.setVisible(false); + frame = new JFrame(); + offscreenImage = new BufferedImage(width, height, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB); + onscreenImage = new BufferedImage(width, height, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB); + offscreen = offscreenImage.createGraphics(); + onscreen = onscreenImage.createGraphics(); + setXscale(); + setYscale(); + offscreen.setColor(DEFAULT_CLEAR_COLOR); + offscreen.fillRect(0, 0, width, height); + setPenColor(); + setPenRadius(); + setFont(); + clear(); + + // add antialiasing + RenderingHints hints = new RenderingHints(RenderingHints.KEY_ANTIALIASING, + RenderingHints.VALUE_ANTIALIAS_ON); + hints.put(RenderingHints.KEY_RENDERING, RenderingHints.VALUE_RENDER_QUALITY); + offscreen.addRenderingHints(hints); + + // frame stuff + ImageIcon icon = new ImageIcon(onscreenImage); + JLabel draw = new JLabel(icon); + + draw.addMouseListener(this); + draw.addMouseMotionListener(this); + + frame.setContentPane(draw); + frame.addKeyListener(this); // JLabel cannot get keyboard focus + frame.setResizable(false); + // frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); // closes all windows + frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstants.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE); // closes only current window + frame.setTitle(name); + frame.setJMenuBar(createMenuBar()); + frame.pack(); + frame.requestFocusInWindow(); + frame.setVisible(true); + } + + + /** + * Set the upper-left hand corner of the drawing window to be (x, y), where (0, 0) is upper left. + * + * @param x the number of pixels from the left + * @param y the number of pixels from the top + * @throws a RunTimeException if the width or height is 0 or negative + */ + public void setLocationOnScreen(int x, int y) { + frame.setLocation(x, y); + } + + + + /** + * Set the window size to w-by-h pixels. + * + * @param w the width as a number of pixels + * @param h the height as a number of pixels + * @throws a RunTimeException if the width or height is 0 or negative + */ + public void setCanvasSize(int w, int h) { + if (w < 1 || h < 1) throw new RuntimeException("width and height must be positive"); + width = w; + height = h; + init(); + } + + + // create the menu bar (changed to private) + private JMenuBar createMenuBar() { + JMenuBar menuBar = new JMenuBar(); + JMenu menu = new JMenu("File"); + menuBar.add(menu); + JMenuItem menuItem1 = new JMenuItem(" Save... "); + menuItem1.addActionListener(this); + menuItem1.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_S, + Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + menu.add(menuItem1); + return menuBar; + } + + + /************************************************************************* + * User and screen coordinate systems + *************************************************************************/ + + /** + * Set the x-scale to be the default (between 0.0 and 1.0). + */ + public void setXscale() { setXscale(DEFAULT_XMIN, DEFAULT_XMAX); } + + /** + * Set the y-scale to be the default (between 0.0 and 1.0). + */ + public void setYscale() { setYscale(DEFAULT_YMIN, DEFAULT_YMAX); } + + /** + * Set the x-scale (a 10% border is added to the values) + * @param min the minimum value of the x-scale + * @param max the maximum value of the x-scale + */ + public void setXscale(double min, double max) { + double size = max - min; + xmin = min - BORDER * size; + xmax = max + BORDER * size; + } + + /** + * Set the y-scale (a 10% border is added to the values). + * @param min the minimum value of the y-scale + * @param max the maximum value of the y-scale + */ + public void setYscale(double min, double max) { + double size = max - min; + ymin = min - BORDER * size; + ymax = max + BORDER * size; + } + + // helper functions that scale from user coordinates to screen coordinates and back + private double scaleX(double x) { return width * (x - xmin) / (xmax - xmin); } + private double scaleY(double y) { return height * (ymax - y) / (ymax - ymin); } + private double factorX(double w) { return w * width / Math.abs(xmax - xmin); } + private double factorY(double h) { return h * height / Math.abs(ymax - ymin); } + private double userX(double x) { return xmin + x * (xmax - xmin) / width; } + private double userY(double y) { return ymax - y * (ymax - ymin) / height; } + + + /** + * Clear the screen to the default color (white). + */ + public void clear() { clear(DEFAULT_CLEAR_COLOR); } + /** + * Clear the screen to the given color. + * @param Color the Color to make the background + */ + public void clear(Color Color) { + offscreen.setColor(Color); + offscreen.fillRect(0, 0, width, height); + offscreen.setColor(penColor); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Get the current pen radius. + */ + public double getPenRadius() { return penRadius; } + + /** + * Set the pen size to the default (.002). + */ + public void setPenRadius() { setPenRadius(DEFAULT_PEN_RADIUS); } + + /** + * Set the radius of the pen to the given size. + * @param r the radius of the pen + * @throws RuntimeException if r is negative + */ + public void setPenRadius(double r) { + if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("pen radius must be positive"); + penRadius = r * DEFAULT_SIZE; + BasicStroke stroke = new BasicStroke((float) penRadius, BasicStroke.CAP_ROUND, BasicStroke.JOIN_ROUND); + // BasicStroke stroke = new BasicStroke((float) penRadius); + offscreen.setStroke(stroke); + } + + /** + * Get the current pen color. + */ + public Color getPenColor() { return penColor; } + + /** + * Set the pen color to the default color (black). + */ + public void setPenColor() { setPenColor(DEFAULT_PEN_COLOR); } + + /** + * Set the pen color to the given color. + * @param Color the Color to make the pen + */ + public void setPenColor(Color Color) { + penColor = Color; + offscreen.setColor(penColor); + } + + + + public void xorOn() { offscreen.setXORMode(DEFAULT_CLEAR_COLOR); } + public void xorOff() { offscreen.setPaintMode(); } + + /** + * Get the current font. + */ + public Font getFont() { return font; } + + /** + * Set the font to the default font (sans serif, 16 point). + */ + public void setFont() { setFont(DEFAULT_FONT); } + + /** + * Set the font to the given value. + * @param f the font to make text + */ + public void setFont(Font f) { font = f; } + + + /************************************************************************* + * Drawing geometric shapes. + *************************************************************************/ + + /** + * Draw a line from (x0, y0) to (x1, y1). + * @param x0 the x-coordinate of the starting point + * @param y0 the y-coordinate of the starting point + * @param x1 the x-coordinate of the destination point + * @param y1 the y-coordinate of the destination point + */ + public void line(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1) { + offscreen.draw(new Line2D.Double(scaleX(x0), scaleY(y0), scaleX(x1), scaleY(y1))); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw one pixel at (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the pixel + * @param y the y-coordinate of the pixel + */ + private void pixel(double x, double y) { + offscreen.fillRect((int) Math.round(scaleX(x)), (int) Math.round(scaleY(y)), 1, 1); + } + + /** + * Draw a point at (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the point + * @param y the y-coordinate of the point + */ + public void point(double x, double y) { + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double r = penRadius; + // double ws = factorX(2*r); + // double hs = factorY(2*r); + // if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + if (r <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else offscreen.fill(new Ellipse2D.Double(xs - r/2, ys - r/2, r, r)); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw a circle of radius r, centered on (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the center of the circle + * @param y the y-coordinate of the center of the circle + * @param r the radius of the circle + * @throws RuntimeException if the radius of the circle is negative + */ + public void circle(double x, double y, double r) { + if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("circle radius can't be negative"); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(2*r); + double hs = factorY(2*r); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else offscreen.draw(new Ellipse2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw filled circle of radius r, centered on (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the center of the circle + * @param y the y-coordinate of the center of the circle + * @param r the radius of the circle + * @throws RuntimeException if the radius of the circle is negative + */ + public void filledCircle(double x, double y, double r) { + if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("circle radius can't be negative"); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(2*r); + double hs = factorY(2*r); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else offscreen.fill(new Ellipse2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); + draw(); + } + + + /** + * Draw an ellipse with given semimajor and semiminor axes, centered on (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the center of the ellipse + * @param y the y-coordinate of the center of the ellipse + * @param semiMajorAxis is the semimajor axis of the ellipse + * @param semiMinorAxis is the semiminor axis of the ellipse + * @throws RuntimeException if either of the axes are negative + */ + public void ellipse(double x, double y, double semiMajorAxis, double semiMinorAxis) { + if (semiMajorAxis < 0) throw new RuntimeException("ellipse semimajor axis can't be negative"); + if (semiMinorAxis < 0) throw new RuntimeException("ellipse semiminor axis can't be negative"); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(2*semiMajorAxis); + double hs = factorY(2*semiMinorAxis); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else offscreen.draw(new Ellipse2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw an ellipse with given semimajor and semiminor axes, centered on (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the center of the ellipse + * @param y the y-coordinate of the center of the ellipse + * @param semiMajorAxis is the semimajor axis of the ellipse + * @param semiMinorAxis is the semiminor axis of the ellipse + * @throws RuntimeException if either of the axes are negative + */ + public void filledEllipse(double x, double y, double semiMajorAxis, double semiMinorAxis) { + if (semiMajorAxis < 0) throw new RuntimeException("ellipse semimajor axis can't be negative"); + if (semiMinorAxis < 0) throw new RuntimeException("ellipse semiminor axis can't be negative"); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(2*semiMajorAxis); + double hs = factorY(2*semiMinorAxis); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else offscreen.fill(new Ellipse2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw an arc of radius r, centered on (x, y), from angle1 to angle2 (in degrees). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the center of the circle + * @param y the y-coordinate of the center of the circle + * @param r the radius of the circle + * @param angle1 the starting angle. 0 would mean an arc beginning at 3 o'clock. + * @param angle2 the angle at the end of the arc. For example, if + * you want a 90 degree arc, then angle2 should be angle1 + 90. + * @throws RuntimeException if the radius of the circle is negative + */ + public void arc(double x, double y, double r, double angle1, double angle2) { + if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("arc radius can't be negative"); + while (angle2 < angle1) angle2 += 360; + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(2*r); + double hs = factorY(2*r); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else offscreen.draw(new Arc2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs, angle1, angle2 - angle1, Arc2D.OPEN)); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw a square of side length 2r, centered on (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the center of the square + * @param y the y-coordinate of the center of the square + * @param r radius is half the length of any side of the square + * @throws RuntimeException if r is negative + */ + public void square(double x, double y, double r) { + if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("square side length can't be negative"); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(2*r); + double hs = factorY(2*r); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else offscreen.draw(new Rectangle2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw a filled square of side length 2r, centered on (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the center of the square + * @param y the y-coordinate of the center of the square + * @param r radius is half the length of any side of the square + * @throws RuntimeException if r is negative + */ + public void filledSquare(double x, double y, double r) { + if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("square side length can't be negative"); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(2*r); + double hs = factorY(2*r); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else offscreen.fill(new Rectangle2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); + draw(); + } + + + /** + * Draw a rectangle of given half width and half height, centered on (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the center of the rectangle + * @param y the y-coordinate of the center of the rectangle + * @param halfWidth is half the width of the rectangle + * @param halfHeight is half the height of the rectangle + * @throws RuntimeException if halfWidth or halfHeight is negative + */ + public void rectangle(double x, double y, double halfWidth, double halfHeight) { + if (halfWidth < 0) throw new RuntimeException("half width can't be negative"); + if (halfHeight < 0) throw new RuntimeException("half height can't be negative"); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(2*halfWidth); + double hs = factorY(2*halfHeight); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else offscreen.draw(new Rectangle2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw a filled rectangle of given half width and half height, centered on (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the center of the rectangle + * @param y the y-coordinate of the center of the rectangle + * @param halfWidth is half the width of the rectangle + * @param halfHeight is half the height of the rectangle + * @throws RuntimeException if halfWidth or halfHeight is negative + */ + public void filledRectangle(double x, double y, double halfWidth, double halfHeight) { + if (halfWidth < 0) throw new RuntimeException("half width can't be negative"); + if (halfHeight < 0) throw new RuntimeException("half height can't be negative"); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(2*halfWidth); + double hs = factorY(2*halfHeight); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else offscreen.fill(new Rectangle2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw a polygon with the given (x[i], y[i]) coordinates. + * @param x an array of all the x-coordindates of the polygon + * @param y an array of all the y-coordindates of the polygon + */ + public void polygon(double[] x, double[] y) { + int N = x.length; + GeneralPath path = new GeneralPath(); + path.moveTo((float) scaleX(x[0]), (float) scaleY(y[0])); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + path.lineTo((float) scaleX(x[i]), (float) scaleY(y[i])); + path.closePath(); + offscreen.draw(path); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw a filled polygon with the given (x[i], y[i]) coordinates. + * @param x an array of all the x-coordindates of the polygon + * @param y an array of all the y-coordindates of the polygon + */ + public void filledPolygon(double[] x, double[] y) { + int N = x.length; + GeneralPath path = new GeneralPath(); + path.moveTo((float) scaleX(x[0]), (float) scaleY(y[0])); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + path.lineTo((float) scaleX(x[i]), (float) scaleY(y[i])); + path.closePath(); + offscreen.fill(path); + draw(); + } + + + + /************************************************************************* + * Drawing images. + *************************************************************************/ + + // get an image from the given filename + private Image getImage(String filename) { + + // to read from file + ImageIcon icon = new ImageIcon(filename); + + // try to read from URL + if ((icon == null) || (icon.getImageLoadStatus() != MediaTracker.COMPLETE)) { + try { + URL url = new URL(filename); + icon = new ImageIcon(url); + } catch (Exception e) { /* not a url */ } + } + + // in case file is inside a .jar + if ((icon == null) || (icon.getImageLoadStatus() != MediaTracker.COMPLETE)) { + URL url = Draw.class.getResource(filename); + if (url == null) throw new RuntimeException("image " + filename + " not found"); + icon = new ImageIcon(url); + } + + return icon.getImage(); + } + + /** + * Draw picture (gif, jpg, or png) centered on (x, y). + * @param x the center x-coordinate of the image + * @param y the center y-coordinate of the image + * @param s the name of the image/picture, e.g., "ball.gif" + * @throws RuntimeException if the image is corrupt + */ + public void picture(double x, double y, String s) { + Image image = getImage(s); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + int ws = image.getWidth(null); + int hs = image.getHeight(null); + if (ws < 0 || hs < 0) throw new RuntimeException("image " + s + " is corrupt"); + + offscreen.drawImage(image, (int) Math.round(xs - ws/2.0), (int) Math.round(ys - hs/2.0), null); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw picture (gif, jpg, or png) centered on (x, y), + * rotated given number of degrees + * @param x the center x-coordinate of the image + * @param y the center y-coordinate of the image + * @param s the name of the image/picture, e.g., "ball.gif" + * @param degrees is the number of degrees to rotate counterclockwise + * @throws RuntimeException if the image is corrupt + */ + public void picture(double x, double y, String s, double degrees) { + Image image = getImage(s); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + int ws = image.getWidth(null); + int hs = image.getHeight(null); + if (ws < 0 || hs < 0) throw new RuntimeException("image " + s + " is corrupt"); + + offscreen.rotate(Math.toRadians(-degrees), xs, ys); + offscreen.drawImage(image, (int) Math.round(xs - ws/2.0), (int) Math.round(ys - hs/2.0), null); + offscreen.rotate(Math.toRadians(+degrees), xs, ys); + + draw(); + } + + /** + * Draw picture (gif, jpg, or png) centered on (x, y), rescaled to w-by-h. + * @param x the center x coordinate of the image + * @param y the center y coordinate of the image + * @param s the name of the image/picture, e.g., "ball.gif" + * @param w the width of the image + * @param h the height of the image + * @throws RuntimeException if the image is corrupt + */ + public void picture(double x, double y, String s, double w, double h) { + Image image = getImage(s); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(w); + double hs = factorY(h); + if (ws < 0 || hs < 0) throw new RuntimeException("image " + s + " is corrupt"); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + else { + offscreen.drawImage(image, (int) Math.round(xs - ws/2.0), + (int) Math.round(ys - hs/2.0), + (int) Math.round(ws), + (int) Math.round(hs), null); + } + draw(); + } + + + /** + * Draw picture (gif, jpg, or png) centered on (x, y), rotated + * given number of degrees, rescaled to w-by-h. + * @param x the center x-coordinate of the image + * @param y the center y-coordinate of the image + * @param s the name of the image/picture, e.g., "ball.gif" + * @param w the width of the image + * @param h the height of the image + * @param degrees is the number of degrees to rotate counterclockwise + * @throws RuntimeException if the image is corrupt + */ + public void picture(double x, double y, String s, double w, double h, double degrees) { + Image image = getImage(s); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + double ws = factorX(w); + double hs = factorY(h); + if (ws < 0 || hs < 0) throw new RuntimeException("image " + s + " is corrupt"); + if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) pixel(x, y); + + offscreen.rotate(Math.toRadians(-degrees), xs, ys); + offscreen.drawImage(image, (int) Math.round(xs - ws/2.0), + (int) Math.round(ys - hs/2.0), + (int) Math.round(ws), + (int) Math.round(hs), null); + offscreen.rotate(Math.toRadians(+degrees), xs, ys); + + draw(); + } + + + /************************************************************************* + * Drawing text. + *************************************************************************/ + + /** + * Write the given text string in the current font, centered on (x, y). + * @param x the center x-coordinate of the text + * @param y the center y-coordinate of the text + * @param s the text + */ + public void text(double x, double y, String s) { + offscreen.setFont(font); + FontMetrics metrics = offscreen.getFontMetrics(); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + int ws = metrics.stringWidth(s); + int hs = metrics.getDescent(); + offscreen.drawString(s, (float) (xs - ws/2.0), (float) (ys + hs)); + draw(); + } + + /** + * Write the given text string in the current font, centered on (x, y) and + * rotated by the specified number of degrees + * @param x the center x-coordinate of the text + * @param y the center y-coordinate of the text + * @param s the text + * @param degrees is the number of degrees to rotate counterclockwise + */ + public void text(double x, double y, String s, double degrees) { + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + offscreen.rotate(Math.toRadians(-degrees), xs, ys); + text(x, y, s); + offscreen.rotate(Math.toRadians(+degrees), xs, ys); + } + + /** + * Write the given text string in the current font, left-aligned at (x, y). + * @param x the x-coordinate of the text + * @param y the y-coordinate of the text + * @param s the text + */ + public void textLeft(double x, double y, String s) { + offscreen.setFont(font); + FontMetrics metrics = offscreen.getFontMetrics(); + double xs = scaleX(x); + double ys = scaleY(y); + // int ws = metrics.stringWidth(s); + int hs = metrics.getDescent(); + offscreen.drawString(s, (float) (xs), (float) (ys + hs)); + show(); + } + + + /** + * Display on screen, pause for t milliseconds, and turn on + * <em>animation mode</em>: subsequent calls to + * drawing methods such as <tt>line()</tt>, <tt>circle()</tt>, and <tt>square()</tt> + * will not be displayed on screen until the next call to <tt>show()</tt>. + * This is useful for producing animations (clear the screen, draw a bunch of shapes, + * display on screen for a fixed amount of time, and repeat). It also speeds up + * drawing a huge number of shapes (call <tt>show(0)</tt> to defer drawing + * on screen, draw the shapes, and call <tt>show(0)</tt> to display them all + * on screen at once). + * @param t number of milliseconds + */ + public void show(int t) { + defer = false; + draw(); + try { Thread.currentThread(); + Thread.sleep(t); } + catch (InterruptedException e) { System.out.println("Error sleeping"); } + defer = true; + } + + + /** + * Display on-screen and turn off animation mode: + * subsequent calls to + * drawing methods such as <tt>line()</tt>, <tt>circle()</tt>, and <tt>square()</tt> + * will be displayed on screen when called. This is the default. + */ + public void show() { + defer = false; + draw(); + } + + // draw onscreen if defer is false + private void draw() { + if (defer) return; + onscreen.drawImage(offscreenImage, 0, 0, null); + frame.repaint(); + } + + + /************************************************************************* + * Save drawing to a file. + *************************************************************************/ + + /** + * Save to file - suffix must be png, jpg, or gif. + * @param filename the name of the file with one of the required suffixes + */ + public void save(String filename) { + File file = new File(filename); + String suffix = filename.substring(filename.lastIndexOf('.') + 1); + + // png files + if (suffix.toLowerCase().equals("png")) { + try { ImageIO.write(offscreenImage, suffix, file); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + // need to change from ARGB to RGB for jpeg + // reference: http://archives.java.sun.com/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0404&L=java2d-interest&D=0&P=2727 + else if (suffix.toLowerCase().equals("jpg")) { + WritableRaster raster = offscreenImage.getRaster(); + WritableRaster newRaster; + newRaster = raster.createWritableChild(0, 0, width, height, 0, 0, new int[] {0, 1, 2}); + DirectColorModel cm = (DirectColorModel) offscreenImage.getColorModel(); + DirectColorModel newCM = new DirectColorModel(cm.getPixelSize(), + cm.getRedMask(), + cm.getGreenMask(), + cm.getBlueMask()); + BufferedImage rgbBuffer = new BufferedImage(newCM, newRaster, false, null); + try { ImageIO.write(rgbBuffer, suffix, file); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + else { + System.out.println("Invalid image file type: " + suffix); + } + } + + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + FileDialog chooser = new FileDialog(frame, "Use a .png or .jpg extension", FileDialog.SAVE); + chooser.setVisible(true); + String filename = chooser.getFile(); + if (filename != null) { + save(chooser.getDirectory() + File.separator + chooser.getFile()); + } + } + + + + /************************************************************************* + * Event-based interactions. + *************************************************************************/ + + public void addListener(DrawListener listener) { + // ensure there is a window for listenting to events + show(); + listeners.add(listener); + frame.addKeyListener(this); + frame.addMouseListener(this); + frame.addMouseMotionListener(this); + frame.setFocusable(true); + } + + + + + /************************************************************************* + * Mouse interactions. + *************************************************************************/ + + /** + * Is the mouse being pressed? + * @return true or false + */ + public boolean mousePressed() { + synchronized (mouseLock) { + return mousePressed; + } + } + + /** + * What is the x-coordinate of the mouse? + * @return the value of the x-coordinate of the mouse + */ + public double mouseX() { + synchronized (mouseLock) { + return mouseX; + } + } + + /** + * What is the y-coordinate of the mouse? + * @return the value of the y-coordinate of the mouse + */ + public double mouseY() { + synchronized (mouseLock) { + return mouseY; + } + } + + + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) { } + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void mouseEntered(MouseEvent e) { } + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void mouseExited(MouseEvent e) { } + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void mousePressed(MouseEvent e) { + synchronized (mouseLock) { + mouseX = userX(e.getX()); + mouseY = userY(e.getY()); + mousePressed = true; + } + if (e.getButton() == MouseEvent.BUTTON1) { + for (DrawListener listener : listeners) + listener.mousePressed(userX(e.getX()), userY(e.getY())); + } + + } + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void mouseReleased(MouseEvent e) { + synchronized (mouseLock) { + mousePressed = false; + } + if (e.getButton() == MouseEvent.BUTTON1) { + for (DrawListener listener : listeners) + listener.mouseReleased(userX(e.getX()), userY(e.getY())); + } + } + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void mouseDragged(MouseEvent e) { + synchronized (mouseLock) { + mouseX = userX(e.getX()); + mouseY = userY(e.getY()); + } + // doesn't seem to work if a button is specified + for (DrawListener listener : listeners) + listener.mouseDragged(userX(e.getX()), userY(e.getY())); + } + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void mouseMoved(MouseEvent e) { + synchronized (mouseLock) { + mouseX = userX(e.getX()); + mouseY = userY(e.getY()); + } + } + + + /************************************************************************* + * Keyboard interactions. + *************************************************************************/ + + /** + * Has the user typed a key? + * @return true if the user has typed a key, false otherwise + */ + public boolean hasNextKeyTyped() { + synchronized (keyLock) { + return !keysTyped.isEmpty(); + } + } + + /** + * What is the next key that was typed by the user? + * @return the next key typed + */ + public char nextKeyTyped() { + synchronized (keyLock) { + return keysTyped.removeLast(); + } + } + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void keyTyped(KeyEvent e) { + synchronized (keyLock) { + keysTyped.addFirst(e.getKeyChar()); + } + + // notify all listeners + for (DrawListener listener : listeners) + listener.keyTyped(e.getKeyChar()); + } + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void keyPressed(KeyEvent e) { } + + /** + * This method cannot be called directly. + */ + @Override + public void keyReleased(KeyEvent e) { } + + + + + /** + * Test client. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // create one drawing window + Draw draw1 = new Draw("Test client 1"); + draw1.square(.2, .8, .1); + draw1.filledSquare(.8, .8, .2); + draw1.circle(.8, .2, .2); + draw1.setPenColor(Color.MAGENTA); + draw1.setPenRadius(.02); + draw1.arc(.8, .2, .1, 200, 45); + + + // create another one + Draw draw2 = new Draw("Test client 2"); + draw2.setCanvasSize(900, 200); + // draw a blue diamond + draw2.setPenRadius(); + draw2.setPenColor(Color.BLUE); + double[] x = { .1, .2, .3, .2 }; + double[] y = { .2, .3, .2, .1 }; + draw2.filledPolygon(x, y); + + // text + draw2.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + draw2.text(0.2, 0.5, "bdfdfdfdlack text"); + draw2.setPenColor(Color.WHITE); + draw2.text(0.8, 0.8, "white text"); + } + +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/DrawListener.java b/src/stdlib/DrawListener.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..03067cf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/DrawListener.java @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +package stdlib; + +public interface DrawListener { + public void mousePressed (double x, double y); + public void mouseDragged (double x, double y); + public void mouseReleased(double x, double y); + public void keyTyped(char c); +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/HexDump.java b/src/stdlib/HexDump.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8fa26ad --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/HexDump.java @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac HexDump.java + * Execution: java HexDump < file + * Dependencies: BinaryStdIn.java + * Data file: http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/stdlib/abra.txt + * + * Reads in a binary file and writes out the bytes in hex, 16 per line. + * + * % more abra.txt + * ABRACADABRA! + * + * % java HexDump 16 < abra.txt + * 41 42 52 41 43 41 44 41 42 52 41 21 + * 96 bits + * + * % hexdump < abra.txt + * + * % od -t x1 < abra.txt + * 0000000 41 42 52 41 43 41 44 41 42 52 41 21 + * 0000014 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class HexDump { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int BYTES_PER_LINE = 16; + if (args.length == 1) { + BYTES_PER_LINE = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + } + + int i; + for (i = 0; !BinaryStdIn.isEmpty(); i++) { + if (BYTES_PER_LINE == 0) { BinaryStdIn.readChar(); continue; } + if (i == 0) StdOut.printf(""); + else if (i % BYTES_PER_LINE == 0) StdOut.printf("\n", i); + else StdOut.print(" "); + char c = BinaryStdIn.readChar(); + StdOut.printf("%02x", c & 0xff); + } + if (BYTES_PER_LINE != 0) StdOut.println(); + StdOut.println((i*8) + " bits"); + } +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/In.java b/src/stdlib/In.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e82e9d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/In.java @@ -0,0 +1,474 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac In.java + * Execution: java In (basic test --- see source for required files) + * + * Reads in data of various types from standard input, files, and URLs. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.io.BufferedInputStream; +import java.io.File; +import java.io.IOException; +import java.io.InputStream; +import java.net.URL; +import java.net.URLConnection; +import java.util.Scanner; +import java.util.regex.Pattern; + +/** + * <i>Input</i>. This class provides methods for reading strings + * and numbers from standard input, file input, URLs, and sockets. + * <p> + * The Locale used is: language = English, country = US. This is consistent + * with the formatting conventions with Java floating-point literals, + * command-line arguments (via {@link Double#parseDouble(String)}) + * and standard output. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see + * <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/31datatype">Section 3.1</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> + * by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + * <p> + * Like {@link Scanner}, reading a token also consumes preceding Java + * whitespace, reading a full line consumes + * the following end-of-line delimeter, while reading a character consumes + * nothing extra. + * <p> + * Whitespace is defined in {@link Character#isWhitespace(char)}. Newlines + * consist of \n, \r, \r\n, and Unicode hex code points 0x2028, 0x2029, 0x0085; + * see <tt><a href="http://www.docjar.com/html/api/java/util/Scanner.java.html"> + * Scanner.java</a></tt> (NB: Java 6u23 and earlier uses only \r, \r, \r\n). + * + * @author David Pritchard + * @author Robert Sedgewick + * @author Kevin Wayne + */ +public final class In { + + private Scanner scanner; + + /*** begin: section (1 of 2) of code duplicated from In to StdIn */ + + // assume Unicode UTF-8 encoding + private static final String charsetName = "UTF-8"; + + // assume language = English, country = US for consistency with System.out. + private static final java.util.Locale usLocale = + new java.util.Locale("en", "US"); + + // the default token separator; we maintain the invariant that this value + // is held by the scanner's delimiter between calls + private static final Pattern WHITESPACE_PATTERN + = Pattern.compile("\\p{javaWhitespace}+"); + + // makes whitespace characters significant + private static final Pattern EMPTY_PATTERN + = Pattern.compile(""); + + // used to read the entire input. source: + // http://weblogs.java.net/blog/pat/archive/2004/10/stupid_scanner_1.html + private static final Pattern EVERYTHING_PATTERN + = Pattern.compile("\\A"); + + /*** end: section (1 of 2) of code duplicated from In to StdIn */ + + /** + * Create an input stream from standard input. + */ + public In() { + scanner = new Scanner(new BufferedInputStream(System.in), charsetName); + scanner.useLocale(usLocale); + } + + /** + * Create an input stream from a socket. + */ + public In(java.net.Socket socket) { + try { + InputStream is = socket.getInputStream(); + scanner = new Scanner(new BufferedInputStream(is), charsetName); + scanner.useLocale(usLocale); + } + catch (IOException ioe) { + System.err.println("Could not open " + socket); + } + } + + /** + * Create an input stream from a URL. + */ + public In(URL url) { + try { + URLConnection site = url.openConnection(); + InputStream is = site.getInputStream(); + scanner = new Scanner(new BufferedInputStream(is), charsetName); + scanner.useLocale(usLocale); + } + catch (IOException ioe) { + System.err.println("Could not open " + url); + } + } + + /** + * Create an input stream from a file. + */ + public In(File file) { + try { + scanner = new Scanner(file, charsetName); + scanner.useLocale(usLocale); + } + catch (IOException ioe) { + System.err.println("Could not open " + file); + } + } + + + /** + * Create an input stream from a filename or web page name. + */ + public In(String s) { + try { + // first try to read file from local file system + File file = new File(s); + if (file.exists()) { + scanner = new Scanner(file, charsetName); + scanner.useLocale(usLocale); + return; + } + + // next try for files included in jar + URL url = getClass().getResource(s); + + // or URL from web + if (url == null) { url = new URL(s); } + + URLConnection site = url.openConnection(); + + // in order to set User-Agent, replace above line with these two + // HttpURLConnection site = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection(); + // site.addRequestProperty("User-Agent", "Mozilla/4.76"); + + InputStream is = site.getInputStream(); + scanner = new Scanner(new BufferedInputStream(is), charsetName); + scanner.useLocale(usLocale); + } + catch (IOException ioe) { + System.err.println("Could not open " + s); + } + } + + /** + * Create an input stream from a given Scanner source; use with + * <tt>new Scanner(String)</tt> to read from a string. + * <p> + * Note that this does not create a defensive copy, so the + * scanner will be mutated as you read on. + */ + public In(Scanner scanner) { + this.scanner = scanner; + } + + /** + * Does the input stream exist? + */ + public boolean exists() { + return scanner != null; + } + + /*** begin: section (2 of 2) of code duplicated from In to StdIn, + * with all methods changed from "public" to "public static" ***/ + + /** + * Is the input empty (except possibly for whitespace)? Use this + * to know whether the next call to {@link #readString()}, + * {@link #readDouble()}, etc will succeed. + */ + public boolean isEmpty() { + return !scanner.hasNext(); + } + + /** + * Does the input have a next line? Use this to know whether the + * next call to {@link #readLine()} will succeed. <p> Functionally + * equivalent to {@link #hasNextChar()}. + */ + public boolean hasNextLine() { + return scanner.hasNextLine(); + } + + /** + * Is the input empty (including whitespace)? Use this to know + * whether the next call to {@link #readChar()} will succeed. <p> Functionally + * equivalent to {@link #hasNextLine()}. + */ + public boolean hasNextChar() { + scanner.useDelimiter(EMPTY_PATTERN); + boolean result = scanner.hasNext(); + scanner.useDelimiter(WHITESPACE_PATTERN); + return result; + } + + + /** + * Read and return the next line. + */ + public String readLine() { + String line; + try { line = scanner.nextLine(); } + catch (Exception e) { line = null; } + return line; + } + + /** + * Read and return the next character. + */ + public char readChar() { + scanner.useDelimiter(EMPTY_PATTERN); + String ch = scanner.next(); + assert (ch.length() == 1) : "Internal (Std)In.readChar() error!" + + " Please contact the authors."; + scanner.useDelimiter(WHITESPACE_PATTERN); + return ch.charAt(0); + } + + + /** + * Read and return the remainder of the input as a string. + */ + public String readAll() { + if (!scanner.hasNextLine()) + return ""; + + String result = scanner.useDelimiter(EVERYTHING_PATTERN).next(); + // not that important to reset delimeter, since now scanner is empty + scanner.useDelimiter(WHITESPACE_PATTERN); // but let's do it anyway + return result; + } + + + /** + * Read and return the next string. + */ + public String readString() { + return scanner.next(); + } + + /** + * Read and return the next int. + */ + public int readInt() { + return scanner.nextInt(); + } + + /** + * Read and return the next double. + */ + public double readDouble() { + return scanner.nextDouble(); + } + + /** + * Read and return the next float. + */ + public float readFloat() { + return scanner.nextFloat(); + } + + /** + * Read and return the next long. + */ + public long readLong() { + return scanner.nextLong(); + } + + /** + * Read and return the next short. + */ + public short readShort() { + return scanner.nextShort(); + } + + /** + * Read and return the next byte. + */ + public byte readByte() { + return scanner.nextByte(); + } + + /** + * Read and return the next boolean, allowing case-insensitive + * "true" or "1" for true, and "false" or "0" for false. + */ + public boolean readBoolean() { + String s = readString(); + if (s.equalsIgnoreCase("true")) return true; + if (s.equalsIgnoreCase("false")) return false; + if (s.equals("1")) return true; + if (s.equals("0")) return false; + throw new java.util.InputMismatchException(); + } + + /** + * Read all strings until the end of input is reached, and return them. + */ + public String[] readAllStrings() { + // we could use readAll.trim().split(), but that's not consistent + // since trim() uses characters 0x00..0x20 as whitespace + String[] tokens = WHITESPACE_PATTERN.split(readAll()); + if (tokens.length == 0 || tokens[0].length() > 0) + return tokens; + String[] decapitokens = new String[tokens.length-1]; + for (int i = 0; i < tokens.length-1; i++) + decapitokens[i] = tokens[i+1]; + return decapitokens; + } + + /** + * Read all ints until the end of input is reached, and return them. + */ + public int[] readAllInts() { + String[] fields = readAllStrings(); + int[] vals = new int[fields.length]; + for (int i = 0; i < fields.length; i++) + vals[i] = Integer.parseInt(fields[i]); + return vals; + } + + /** + * Read all doubles until the end of input is reached, and return them. + */ + public double[] readAllDoubles() { + String[] fields = readAllStrings(); + double[] vals = new double[fields.length]; + for (int i = 0; i < fields.length; i++) + vals[i] = Double.parseDouble(fields[i]); + return vals; + } + + /*** end: section (2 of 2) of code duplicated from In to StdIn */ + + /** + * Close the input stream. + */ + public void close() { + scanner.close(); + } + + /** + * Test client. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + In in; + String urlName = "http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/stdlib/InTest.txt"; + + // read from a URL + System.out.println("readAll() from URL " + urlName); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------------------------------------------"); + try { + in = new In(urlName); + System.out.println(in.readAll()); + } + catch (Exception e) { System.out.println(e); } + System.out.println(); + + // read one line at a time from URL + System.out.println("readLine() from URL " + urlName); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------------------------------------------"); + try { + in = new In(urlName); + while (!in.isEmpty()) { + String s = in.readLine(); + System.out.println(s); + } + } + catch (Exception e) { System.out.println(e); } + System.out.println(); + + // read one string at a time from URL + System.out.println("readString() from URL " + urlName); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------------------------------------------"); + try { + in = new In(urlName); + while (!in.isEmpty()) { + String s = in.readString(); + System.out.println(s); + } + } + catch (Exception e) { System.out.println(e); } + System.out.println(); + + + // read one line at a time from file in current directory + System.out.println("readLine() from current directory"); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------------------------------------------"); + try { + in = new In("./InTest.txt"); + while (!in.isEmpty()) { + String s = in.readLine(); + System.out.println(s); + } + } + catch (Exception e) { System.out.println(e); } + System.out.println(); + + + // read one line at a time from file using relative path + System.out.println("readLine() from relative path"); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------------------------------------------"); + try { + in = new In("../stdlib/InTest.txt"); + while (!in.isEmpty()) { + String s = in.readLine(); + System.out.println(s); + } + } + catch (Exception e) { System.out.println(e); } + System.out.println(); + + // read one char at a time + System.out.println("readChar() from file"); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------------------------------------------"); + try { + in = new In("InTest.txt"); + while (!in.isEmpty()) { + char c = in.readChar(); + System.out.print(c); + } + } + catch (Exception e) { System.out.println(e); } + System.out.println(); + System.out.println(); + + // read one line at a time from absolute OS X / Linux path + System.out.println("readLine() from absolute OS X / Linux path"); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------------------------------------------"); + in = new In("/n/fs/introcs/www/java/stdlib/InTest.txt"); + try { + while (!in.isEmpty()) { + String s = in.readLine(); + System.out.println(s); + } + } + catch (Exception e) { System.out.println(e); } + System.out.println(); + + + // read one line at a time from absolute Windows path + System.out.println("readLine() from absolute Windows path"); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------------------------------------------"); + try { + in = new In("G:\\www\\introcs\\stdlib\\InTest.txt"); + while (!in.isEmpty()) { + String s = in.readLine(); + System.out.println(s); + } + System.out.println(); + } + catch (Exception e) { System.out.println(e); } + System.out.println(); + + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/stdlib/Out.java b/src/stdlib/Out.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..db5be83 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/Out.java @@ -0,0 +1,260 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Out.java + * Execution: java Out + * + * Writes data of various types to: stdout, file, or socket. + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +import java.io.FileOutputStream; +import java.io.IOException; +import java.io.OutputStream; +import java.io.OutputStreamWriter; +import java.io.PrintWriter; +import java.net.Socket; +import java.util.Locale; + +/** + * This class provides methods for writing strings and numbers to + * various output streams, including standard output, file, and sockets. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see + * <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/31datatype">Section 3.1</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> + * by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + */ +public class Out { + + // force Unicode UTF-8 encoding; otherwise it's system dependent + private static final String UTF8 = "UTF-8"; + + // assume language = English, country = US for consistency with StdIn + private static final Locale US_LOCALE = new Locale("en", "US"); + + + private PrintWriter out; + + /** + * Create an Out object using an OutputStream. + */ + public Out(OutputStream os) { + try { + OutputStreamWriter osw = new OutputStreamWriter(os, UTF8); + out = new PrintWriter(osw, true); + } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + /** + * Create an Out object using standard output. + */ + public Out() { this(System.out); } + + /** + * Create an Out object using a Socket. + */ + public Out(Socket socket) { + try { + OutputStream os = socket.getOutputStream(); + OutputStreamWriter osw = new OutputStreamWriter(os, UTF8); + out = new PrintWriter(osw, true); + } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + /** + * Create an Out object using a file specified by the given name. + */ + public Out(String s) { + try { + OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream(s); + OutputStreamWriter osw = new OutputStreamWriter(os, UTF8); + out = new PrintWriter(osw, true); + } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + + /** + * Close the output stream. + */ + public void close() { out.close(); } + + + + /** + * Terminate the line. + */ + public void println() { + out.println(); + } + + /** + * Print an object and then terminate the line. + */ + public void println(Object x) { + out.println(x); + } + + /** + * Print a boolean and then terminate the line. + */ + public void println(boolean x) { + out.println(x); + } + + /** + * Print a char and then terminate the line. + */ + public void println(char x) { + out.println(x); + } + + /** + * Print an double and then terminate the line. + */ + public void println(double x) { + out.println(x); + } + + /** + * Print a float and then terminate the line. + */ + public void println(float x) { + out.println(x); + } + + /** + * Print an int and then terminate the line. + */ + public void println(int x) { + out.println(x); + } + + /** + * Print a long and then terminate the line. + */ + public void println(long x) { + out.println(x); + } + + /** + * Print a byte and then terminate the line. + */ + public void println(byte x) { + out.println(x); + } + + + + /** + * Flush the output stream. + */ + public void print() { + out.flush(); + } + + /** + * Print an object and then flush the output stream. + */ + public void print(Object x) { + out.print(x); + out.flush(); + } + + /** + * Print an boolean and then flush the output stream. + */ + public void print(boolean x) { + out.print(x); + out.flush(); + } + + /** + * Print an char and then flush the output stream. + */ + public void print(char x) { + out.print(x); + out.flush(); + } + + /** + * Print an double and then flush the output stream. + */ + public void print(double x) { + out.print(x); + out.flush(); + } + + /** + * Print a float and then flush the output stream. + */ + public void print(float x) { + out.print(x); + out.flush(); + } + + /** + * Print an int and then flush the output stream. + */ + public void print(int x) { + out.print(x); + out.flush(); + } + + /** + * Print a long and then flush the output stream. + */ + public void print(long x) { + out.print(x); + out.flush(); + } + + /** + * Print a byte and then flush the output stream. + */ + public void print(byte x) { + out.print(x); + out.flush(); + } + + /** + * Print a formatted string using the specified format string and arguments, + * and then flush the output stream. + */ + public void printf(String format, Object... args) { + out.printf(US_LOCALE, format, args); + out.flush(); + } + + /** + * Print a formatted string using the specified locale, format string and arguments, + * and then flush the output stream. + */ + public void printf(Locale locale, String format, Object... args) { + out.printf(locale, format, args); + out.flush(); + } + + + /** + * A test client. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Out out; +// String s; + + // write to stdout + out = new Out(); + out.println("Test 1"); + out.close(); + + // write to a file + out = new Out("test.txt"); + out.println("Test 2"); + out.close(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/Picture.java b/src/stdlib/Picture.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b396c4d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/Picture.java @@ -0,0 +1,274 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Picture.java + * Execution: java Picture imagename + * + * Data type for manipulating individual pixels of an image. The original + * image can be read from a file in jpg, gif, or png format, or the + * user can create a blank image of a given size. Includes methods for + * displaying the image in a window on the screen or saving to a file. + * + * % java Picture mandrill.jpg + * + * Remarks + * ------- + * - pixel (x, y) is column x and row y, where (0, 0) is upper left + * + * - see also GrayPicture.java for a grayscale version + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.awt.FileDialog; +import java.awt.Toolkit; +import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; +import java.awt.event.ActionListener; +import java.awt.event.KeyEvent; +import java.awt.image.BufferedImage; +import java.io.File; +import java.io.IOException; +import java.net.URL; + +import javax.imageio.ImageIO; +import javax.swing.ImageIcon; +import javax.swing.JFrame; +import javax.swing.JLabel; +import javax.swing.JMenu; +import javax.swing.JMenuBar; +import javax.swing.JMenuItem; +import javax.swing.KeyStroke; +import javax.swing.WindowConstants; + + +/** + * This class provides methods for manipulating individual pixels of + * an image. The original image can be read from a file in JPEG, GIF, + * or PNG format, or the user can create a blank image of a given size. + * This class includes methods for displaying the image in a window on + * the screen or saving to a file. + * <p> + * By default, pixel (x, y) is column x, row y, where (0, 0) is upper left. + * The method setOriginLowerLeft() change the origin to the lower left. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see + * <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/31datatype">Section 3.1</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> + * by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + */ +public final class Picture implements ActionListener { + private BufferedImage image; // the rasterized image + private JFrame frame; // on-screen view + private String filename; // name of file + private boolean isOriginUpperLeft = true; // location of origin + private int width, height; // width and height + + /** + * Create a blank w-by-h picture, where each pixel is black. + */ + public Picture(int w, int h) { + width = w; + height = h; + image = new BufferedImage(w, h, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB); + // set to TYPE_INT_ARGB to support transparency + filename = w + "-by-" + h; + } + + /** + * Create a picture by reading in a .png, .gif, or .jpg from + * the given filename or URL name. + */ + public Picture(String filename) { + this.filename = filename; + try { + // try to read from file in working directory + File file = new File(filename); + if (file.isFile()) { + image = ImageIO.read(file); + } + + // now try to read from file in same directory as this .class file + else { + URL url = getClass().getResource(filename); + if (url == null) { url = new URL(filename); } + image = ImageIO.read(url); + } + width = image.getWidth(null); + height = image.getHeight(null); + } + catch (IOException e) { + // e.printStackTrace(); + throw new RuntimeException("Could not open file: " + filename); + } + } + + /** + * Create a picture by reading in a .png, .gif, or .jpg from a File. + */ + public Picture(File file) { + try { image = ImageIO.read(file); } + catch (IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + throw new RuntimeException("Could not open file: " + file); + } + if (image == null) { + throw new RuntimeException("Invalid image file: " + file); + } + } + + /** + * Return a JLabel containing this Picture, for embedding in a JPanel, + * JFrame or other GUI widget. + */ + public JLabel getJLabel() { + if (image == null) { return null; } // no image available + ImageIcon icon = new ImageIcon(image); + return new JLabel(icon); + } + + /** + * Set the origin to be the upper left pixel. + */ + public void setOriginUpperLeft() { + isOriginUpperLeft = true; + } + + /** + * Set the origin to be the lower left pixel. + */ + public void setOriginLowerLeft() { + isOriginUpperLeft = false; + } + + /** + * Display the picture in a window on the screen. + */ + public void show() { + + // create the GUI for viewing the image if needed + if (frame == null) { + frame = new JFrame(); + + JMenuBar menuBar = new JMenuBar(); + JMenu menu = new JMenu("File"); + menuBar.add(menu); + JMenuItem menuItem1 = new JMenuItem(" Save... "); + menuItem1.addActionListener(this); + menuItem1.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_S, + Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + menu.add(menuItem1); + frame.setJMenuBar(menuBar); + + + + frame.setContentPane(getJLabel()); + // f.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); + frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstants.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE); + frame.setTitle(filename); + frame.setResizable(false); + frame.pack(); + frame.setVisible(true); + } + + // draw + frame.repaint(); + } + + /** + * Return the height of the picture in pixels. + */ + public int height() { + return height; + } + + /** + * Return the width of the picture in pixels. + */ + public int width() { + return width; + } + + /** + * Return the color of pixel (i, j). + */ + public Color get(int i, int j) { + if (isOriginUpperLeft) return new Color(image.getRGB(i, j)); + else return new Color(image.getRGB(i, height - j - 1)); + } + + /** + * Set the color of pixel (i, j) to c. + */ + public void set(int i, int j, Color c) { + if (c == null) { throw new RuntimeException("can't set Color to null"); } + if (isOriginUpperLeft) image.setRGB(i, j, c.getRGB()); + else image.setRGB(i, height - j - 1, c.getRGB()); + } + + /** + * Is this Picture equal to obj? + */ + @Override + public boolean equals(Object obj) { + if (obj == this) return true; + if (obj == null) return false; + if (obj.getClass() != this.getClass()) return false; + Picture that = (Picture) obj; + if (this.width() != that.width()) return false; + if (this.height() != that.height()) return false; + for (int x = 0; x < width(); x++) + for (int y = 0; y < height(); y++) + if (!this.get(x, y).equals(that.get(x, y))) return false; + return true; + } + + + /** + * Save the picture to a file in a standard image format. + * The filetype must be .png or .jpg. + */ + public void save(String name) { + save(new File(name)); + } + + /** + * Save the picture to a file in a standard image format. + */ + public void save(File file) { + this.filename = file.getName(); + if (frame != null) { frame.setTitle(filename); } + String suffix = filename.substring(filename.lastIndexOf('.') + 1); + suffix = suffix.toLowerCase(); + if (suffix.equals("jpg") || suffix.equals("png")) { + try { ImageIO.write(image, suffix, file); } + catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + else { + System.out.println("Error: filename must end in .jpg or .png"); + } + } + + /** + * Opens a save dialog box when the user selects "Save As" from the menu. + */ + @Override + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + FileDialog chooser = new FileDialog(frame, + "Use a .png or .jpg extension", FileDialog.SAVE); + chooser.setVisible(true); + if (chooser.getFile() != null) { + save(chooser.getDirectory() + File.separator + chooser.getFile()); + } + } + + + /** + * Test client. Reads a picture specified by the command-line argument, + * and shows it in a window on the screen. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Picture pic = new Picture(args[0]); + System.out.printf("%d-by-%d\n", pic.width(), pic.height()); + pic.show(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/PictureDump.java b/src/stdlib/PictureDump.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b58156e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/PictureDump.java @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac PictureDump.java + * Execution: java PictureDump width height < file + * Dependencies: BinaryStdIn.java Picture.java + * Data file: http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/stdlib/abra.txt + * + * Reads in a binary file and writes out the bits as w-by-h picture, + * with the 1 bits in black and the 0 bits in white. + * + * % more abra.txt + * ABRACADABRA! + * + * % java PictureDump 16 6 < abra.txt + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class PictureDump { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int width = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int height = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + Picture pic = new Picture(width, height); + int count = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < height; i++) { + for (int j = 0; j < width; j++) { + pic.set(j, i, Color.RED); + if (!BinaryStdIn.isEmpty()) { + count++; + boolean bit = BinaryStdIn.readBoolean(); + if (bit) pic.set(j, i, Color.BLACK); + else pic.set(j, i, Color.WHITE); + } + } + } + pic.show(); + StdOut.println(count + " bits"); + } +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/Random.java b/src/stdlib/Random.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9bb3d03 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/Random.java @@ -0,0 +1,349 @@ +package stdlib; + +import math.Maths; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac StdRandom.java + * Execution: java StdRandom + * + * A library of static methods to generate pseudo-random numbers from + * different distributions (bernoulli, uniform, gaussian, discrete, + * and exponential). Also includes a method for shuffling an array. + * + * + * % java StdRandom 5 + * seed = 1316600602069 + * 59 16.81826 true 8.83954 0 + * 32 91.32098 true 9.11026 0 + * 35 10.11874 true 8.95396 3 + * 92 32.88401 true 8.87089 0 + * 72 92.55791 true 9.46241 0 + * + * % java StdRandom 5 + * seed = 1316600616575 + * 96 60.17070 true 8.72821 0 + * 79 32.01607 true 8.58159 0 + * 81 59.49065 true 9.10423 1 + * 96 51.65818 true 9.02102 0 + * 99 17.55771 true 8.99762 0 + * + * % java StdRandom 5 1316600616575 + * seed = 1316600616575 + * 96 60.17070 true 8.72821 0 + * 79 32.01607 true 8.58159 0 + * 81 59.49065 true 9.10423 1 + * 96 51.65818 true 9.02102 0 + * 99 17.55771 true 8.99762 0 + * + * + * Remark + * ------ + * - Relies on randomness of nextDouble() method in java.util.Random + * to generate pseudorandom numbers in [0, 1). + * + * - This library allows you to set and get the pseudorandom number seed. + * + * - See http://www.honeylocust.com/RngPack/ for an industrial + * strength random number generator in Java. + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +/** + * <i>Standard random</i>. This class provides methods for generating + * random number from various distributions. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/22library">Section 2.2</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + * + * @author Robert Sedgewick + * @author Kevin Wayne + */ +public final class Random{ + + private static java.util.Random random; // pseudo-random number generator + private static long seed; // pseudo-random number generator seed + + // static initializer + static { + // this is how the seed was set in Java 1.4 + seed = System.currentTimeMillis(); + random = new java.util.Random(seed); + } + + // don't instantiate + private Random() { } + + /** + * Set the seed of the psedurandom number generator. + */ + public static void setSeed(long s) { + seed = s; + random = new java.util.Random(seed); + } + + /** + * Get the seed of the psedurandom number generator. + */ + public static long getSeed() { + return seed; + } + + /** + * Return real number uniformly in [0, 1). + */ + public static double uniform() { + return random.nextDouble(); + } + + /** + * Return an integer uniformly between 0 (inclusive) and N (exclusive). + */ + public static int uniform(int N) { + return random.nextInt(N); + } + + /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// + // STATIC METHODS BELOW RELY ON JAVA.UTIL.RANDOM ONLY INDIRECTLY VIA + // THE STATIC METHODS ABOVE. + /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// + + /** + * Return real number uniformly in [0, 1). + */ + public static double random() { + return uniform(); + } + + /** + * Return int uniformly in [a, b). + */ + public static int uniform(int a, int b) { + return a + uniform(b - a); + } + + /** + * Return real number uniformly in [a, b). + */ + public static double uniform(double a, double b) { + return a + uniform() * (b-a); + } + + /** + * Return a boolean, which is true with probability p, and false otherwise. + */ + public static boolean bernoulli(double p) { + return uniform() < p; + } + + /** + * Return a boolean, which is true with probability .5, and false otherwise. + */ + public static boolean bernoulli() { + return bernoulli(0.5); + } + + /** + * Return a real number with a standard Gaussian distribution. + */ + public static double gaussian() { + // use the polar form of the Box-Muller transform + double r, x, y; + do { + x = uniform(-1.0, 1.0); + y = uniform(-1.0, 1.0); + r = x*x + y*y; + } while (r >= 1 || r == 0); + return x * Math.sqrt(-2 * Math.log(r) / r); + + // Remark: y * Math.sqrt(-2 * Math.log(r) / r) + // is an independent random gaussian + } + + /** + * Return a real number from a gaussian distribution with given mean and stddev + */ + public static double gaussian(double mean, double stddev) { + return mean + stddev * gaussian(); + } + + /** + * Return an integer with a geometric distribution with mean 1/p. + */ + public static int geometric(double p) { + // using algorithm given by Knuth + return (int) Math.ceil(Math.log(uniform()) / Math.log(1.0 - p)); + } + + /** + * Return an integer with a Poisson distribution with mean lambda. + */ + public static int poisson(double lambda) { + // using algorithm given by Knuth + // see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poisson_distribution + int k = 0; + double p = 1.0; + double L = Math.exp(-lambda); + do { + k++; + p *= uniform(); + } while (p >= L); + return k-1; + } + + /** + * Return a real number with a Pareto distribution with parameter alpha. + */ + public static double pareto(double alpha) { + return Math.pow(1 - uniform(), -1.0/alpha) - 1.0; + } + + /** + * Return a real number with a Cauchy distribution. + */ + public static double cauchy() { + return Math.tan(Math.PI * (uniform() - 0.5)); + } + + /** + * Return a number from a discrete distribution: i with probability a[i]. + * Precondition: array entries are nonnegative and their sum (very nearly) equals 1.0. + */ + public static int discrete(double[] a) { + double sum = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) { + if (a[i] < 0.0) throw new IllegalArgumentException("array entry " + i + " is negative: " + a[i]); + sum = sum + a[i]; + } + if (sum > 1.0 + Maths.ε || sum < 1.0 - Maths.ε) + throw new IllegalArgumentException("sum of array entries not equal to one: " + sum); + + // the for loop may not return a value when both r is (nearly) 1.0 and when the + // cumulative sum is less than 1.0 (as a result of floating-point roundoff error) + while (true) { + double r = uniform(); + sum = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) { + sum = sum + a[i]; + if (sum > r) return i; + } + } + } + + /** + * Return a real number from an exponential distribution with rate lambda. + */ + public static double exp(double lambda) { + return -Math.log(1 - uniform()) / lambda; + } + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of an array in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(Object[] a) { + int N = a.length; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(N-i); // between i and N-1 + Object temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of a double array in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(double[] a) { + int N = a.length; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(N-i); // between i and N-1 + double temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of an int array in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(int[] a) { + int N = a.length; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(N-i); // between i and N-1 + int temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of the subarray a[lo..hi] in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(Object[] a, int lo, int hi) { + if (lo < 0 || lo > hi || hi >= a.length) { + throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException("Illegal subarray range"); + } + for (int i = lo; i <= hi; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(hi-i+1); // between i and hi + Object temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of the subarray a[lo..hi] in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(double[] a, int lo, int hi) { + if (lo < 0 || lo > hi || hi >= a.length) { + throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException("Illegal subarray range"); + } + for (int i = lo; i <= hi; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(hi-i+1); // between i and hi + double temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of the subarray a[lo..hi] in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(int[] a, int lo, int hi) { + if (lo < 0 || lo > hi || hi >= a.length) { + throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException("Illegal subarray range"); + } + for (int i = lo; i <= hi; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(hi-i+1); // between i and hi + int temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + /** + * Unit test. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + if (args.length == 2) StdRandom.setSeed(Long.parseLong(args[1])); + double[] t = { .5, .3, .1, .1 }; + + StdOut.println("seed = " + StdRandom.getSeed()); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + StdOut.printf("%2d " , uniform(100)); + StdOut.printf("%8.5f ", uniform(10.0, 99.0)); + StdOut.printf("%5b " , bernoulli(.5)); + StdOut.printf("%7.5f ", gaussian(9.0, .2)); + StdOut.printf("%2d " , discrete(t)); + StdOut.println(); + } + + String[] a = "A B C D E F G".split(" "); + for (String s : a) + StdOut.print(s + " "); + StdOut.println(); + } + +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/stdlib/StdAudio.java b/src/stdlib/StdAudio.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4156bb2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/StdAudio.java @@ -0,0 +1,278 @@ +package stdlib; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac StdAudio.java + * Execution: java StdAudio + * + * Simple library for reading, writing, and manipulating .wav files. + + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * - Does not seem to work properly when reading .wav files from a .jar file. + * - Assumes the audio is monaural, with sampling rate of 44,100. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.applet.Applet; +import java.applet.AudioClip; +import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream; +import java.io.File; +import java.net.MalformedURLException; +import java.net.URL; + +import javax.sound.sampled.AudioFileFormat; +import javax.sound.sampled.AudioFormat; +import javax.sound.sampled.AudioInputStream; +import javax.sound.sampled.AudioSystem; +import javax.sound.sampled.DataLine; +import javax.sound.sampled.SourceDataLine; + +/** + * <i>Standard audio</i>. This class provides a basic capability for + * creating, reading, and saving audio. + * <p> + * The audio format uses a sampling rate of 44,100 (CD quality audio), 16-bit, monaural. + * + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/15inout">Section 1.5</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + */ +public final class StdAudio { + + /** + * The sample rate - 44,100 Hz for CD quality audio. + */ + public static final int SAMPLE_RATE = 44100; + + private static final int BYTES_PER_SAMPLE = 2; // 16-bit audio + private static final int BITS_PER_SAMPLE = 16; // 16-bit audio + private static final double MAX_16_BIT = Short.MAX_VALUE; // 32,767 + private static final int SAMPLE_BUFFER_SIZE = 4096; + + + private static SourceDataLine line; // to play the sound + private static byte[] buffer; // our internal buffer + private static int bufferSize = 0; // number of samples currently in internal buffer + + // not-instantiable + private StdAudio() { } + + + // static initializer + static { init(); } + + // open up an audio stream + private static void init() { + try { + // 44,100 samples per second, 16-bit audio, mono, signed PCM, little Endian + AudioFormat format = new AudioFormat(SAMPLE_RATE, BITS_PER_SAMPLE, 1, true, false); + DataLine.Info info = new DataLine.Info(SourceDataLine.class, format); + + line = (SourceDataLine) AudioSystem.getLine(info); + line.open(format, SAMPLE_BUFFER_SIZE * BYTES_PER_SAMPLE); + + // the internal buffer is a fraction of the actual buffer size, this choice is arbitrary + // it gets divided because we can't expect the buffered data to line up exactly with when + // the sound card decides to push out its samples. + buffer = new byte[SAMPLE_BUFFER_SIZE * BYTES_PER_SAMPLE/3]; + } catch (Exception e) { + System.out.println(e.getMessage()); + System.exit(1); + } + + // no sound gets made before this call + line.start(); + } + + + /** + * Close standard audio. + */ + public static void close() { + line.drain(); + line.stop(); + } + + /** + * Write one sample (between -1.0 and +1.0) to standard audio. If the sample + * is outside the range, it will be clipped. + */ + public static void play(double in) { + + // clip if outside [-1, +1] + if (in < -1.0) in = -1.0; + if (in > +1.0) in = +1.0; + + // convert to bytes + short s = (short) (MAX_16_BIT * in); + buffer[bufferSize++] = (byte) s; + buffer[bufferSize++] = (byte) (s >> 8); // little Endian + + // send to sound card if buffer is full + if (bufferSize >= buffer.length) { + line.write(buffer, 0, buffer.length); + bufferSize = 0; + } + } + + /** + * Write an array of samples (between -1.0 and +1.0) to standard audio. If a sample + * is outside the range, it will be clipped. + */ + public static void play(double[] input) { + for (int i = 0; i < input.length; i++) { + play(input[i]); + } + } + + /** + * Read audio samples from a file (in .wav or .au format) and return them as a double array + * with values between -1.0 and +1.0. + */ + public static double[] read(String filename) { + byte[] data = readByte(filename); + int N = data.length; + double[] d = new double[N/2]; + for (int i = 0; i < N/2; i++) { + d[i] = ((short) (((data[2*i+1] & 0xFF) << 8) + (data[2*i] & 0xFF))) / MAX_16_BIT; + } + return d; + } + + + + + /** + * Play a sound file (in .wav or .au format) in a background thread. + */ + public static void play(String filename) { + URL url = null; + try { + File file = new File(filename); + if (file.canRead()) url = file.toURI().toURL(); + } + catch (MalformedURLException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + // URL url = StdAudio.class.getResource(filename); + if (url == null) throw new RuntimeException("audio " + filename + " not found"); + AudioClip clip = Applet.newAudioClip(url); + clip.play(); + } + + /** + * Loop a sound file (in .wav or .au format) in a background thread. + */ + public static void loop(String filename) { + URL url = null; + try { + File file = new File(filename); + if (file.canRead()) url = file.toURI().toURL(); + } + catch (MalformedURLException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + // URL url = StdAudio.class.getResource(filename); + if (url == null) throw new RuntimeException("audio " + filename + " not found"); + AudioClip clip = Applet.newAudioClip(url); + clip.loop(); + } + + + // return data as a byte array + private static byte[] readByte(String filename) { + byte[] data = null; + AudioInputStream ais = null; + try { + URL url = StdAudio.class.getResource(filename); + ais = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(url); + data = new byte[ais.available()]; + ais.read(data); + } + catch (Exception e) { + System.out.println(e.getMessage()); + throw new RuntimeException("Could not read " + filename); + } + + return data; + } + + + + /** + * Save the double array as a sound file (using .wav or .au format). + */ + public static void save(String filename, double[] input) { + + // assumes 44,100 samples per second + // use 16-bit audio, mono, signed PCM, little Endian + AudioFormat format = new AudioFormat(SAMPLE_RATE, 16, 1, true, false); + byte[] data = new byte[2 * input.length]; + for (int i = 0; i < input.length; i++) { + int temp = (short) (input[i] * MAX_16_BIT); + data[2*i + 0] = (byte) temp; + data[2*i + 1] = (byte) (temp >> 8); + } + + // now save the file + try { + ByteArrayInputStream bais = new ByteArrayInputStream(data); + AudioInputStream ais = new AudioInputStream(bais, format, input.length); + if (filename.endsWith(".wav") || filename.endsWith(".WAV")) { + AudioSystem.write(ais, AudioFileFormat.Type.WAVE, new File(filename)); + } + else if (filename.endsWith(".au") || filename.endsWith(".AU")) { + AudioSystem.write(ais, AudioFileFormat.Type.AU, new File(filename)); + } + else { + throw new RuntimeException("File format not supported: " + filename); + } + } + catch (Exception e) { + System.out.println(e); + System.exit(1); + } + } + + + + + /*********************************************************************** + * sample test client + ***********************************************************************/ + + // create a note (sine wave) of the given frequency (Hz), for the given + // duration (seconds) scaled to the given volume (amplitude) + private static double[] note(double hz, double duration, double amplitude) { + int N = (int) (StdAudio.SAMPLE_RATE * duration); + double[] a = new double[N+1]; + for (int i = 0; i <= N; i++) + a[i] = amplitude * Math.sin(2 * Math.PI * i * hz / StdAudio.SAMPLE_RATE); + return a; + } + + /** + * Test client - play an A major scale to standard audio. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // 440 Hz for 1 sec + double freq = 440.0; + for (int i = 0; i <= StdAudio.SAMPLE_RATE; i++) { + StdAudio.play(0.5 * Math.sin(2*Math.PI * freq * i / StdAudio.SAMPLE_RATE)); + } + + // scale increments + int[] steps = { 0, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12 }; + for (int i = 0; i < steps.length; i++) { + double hz = 440.0 * Math.pow(2, steps[i] / 12.0); + StdAudio.play(note(hz, 1.0, 0.5)); + } + + + // need to call this in non-interactive stuff so the program doesn't terminate + // until all the sound leaves the speaker. + StdAudio.close(); + + // need to terminate a Java program with sound + System.exit(0); + } +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/StdDraw3D.java b/src/stdlib/StdDraw3D.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bf2eb8a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/StdDraw3D.java @@ -0,0 +1,4537 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * StdDraw3D.java + * + *************************************************************************/ + +// Imports from java. +//import java.io.*; +//import java.net.*; +//import java.awt.*; +//import java.util.*; +//import javax.swing.*; +//import javax.swing.event.*; +//import java.text.*; +//import java.awt.geom.*; +//import java.awt.event.*; +//import java.awt.image.*; +//import javax.imageio.ImageIO; + +//3D Classes +//import com.sun.j3d.utils.universe.*; +//import javax.media.j3d.*; +//import com.sun.j3d.utils.image.*; +//import javax.vecmath.*; +//import com.sun.j3d.utils.geometry.*; +//import com.sun.j3d.utils.universe.ViewingPlatform; +// +//import com.sun.j3d.utils.behaviors.vp.OrbitBehavior; + + +/** + * Info for javadoc intro here. + */ +public final class StdDraw3D //implements +//MouseListener, MouseMotionListener, MouseWheelListener, +//KeyListener, ActionListener, ChangeListener, ComponentListener, WindowFocusListener +{ +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Global Variables * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /* Public constant values. */ +// //------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// // Preset colors. +// public static final Color BLACK = Color.BLACK; +// public static final Color BLUE = Color.BLUE; +// public static final Color CYAN = Color.CYAN; +// public static final Color DARK_GRAY = Color.DARK_GRAY; +// public static final Color GRAY = Color.GRAY; +// public static final Color GREEN = Color.GREEN; +// public static final Color LIGHT_GRAY = Color.LIGHT_GRAY; +// public static final Color MAGENTA = Color.MAGENTA; +// public static final Color ORANGE = Color.ORANGE; +// public static final Color PINK = Color.PINK; +// public static final Color RED = Color.RED; +// public static final Color WHITE = Color.WHITE; +// public static final Color YELLOW = Color.YELLOW; +// +// // Font styles. +// public static final int BOLD = Font.BOLD; +// public static final int ITALIC = Font.ITALIC; +// public static final int PLAIN = Font.PLAIN; +// +// // Camera modes. +// public static final int ORBIT_MODE = 0; +// public static final int FPS_MODE = 1; +// public static final int AIRPLANE_MODE = 2; +// public static final int LOOK_MODE = 3; +// public static final int FIXED_MODE = 4; +// public static final int IMMERSIVE_MODE = 5; +// +// /* Global variables. */ +// //------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// // GUI Components +// private static JFrame frame; +// private static Panel canvasPanel; +// private static JMenuBar menuBar; +// private static JMenu fileMenu, cameraMenu, graphicsMenu; +// private static JMenuItem loadButton, saveButton, save3DButton, quitButton; +// private static JSpinner fovSpinner; +// private static JRadioButtonMenuItem +// orbitModeButton, fpsModeButton, airplaneModeButton, lookModeButton, fixedModeButton; +// private static JRadioButtonMenuItem perspectiveButton, parallelButton; +// private static JCheckBoxMenuItem antiAliasingButton; +// private static JSpinner numDivSpinner; +// private static JCheckBox infoCheckBox; +// +// // Scene groups. +// private static SimpleUniverse universe; +// private static BranchGroup rootGroup, lightGroup, soundGroup, fogGroup, appearanceGroup; +// private static BranchGroup onscreenGroup, offscreenGroup; +// private static OrbitBehavior orbit; +// private static Background background; +// private static Group bgGroup; +// private static View view; +// +// // Drawing canvas. +// private static Canvas3D canvas; +// +// // Camera object +// private static Camera camera; +// +// // Buffered Images for 2D drawing +// private static BufferedImage offscreenImage, onscreenImage; +// private static BufferedImage infoImage; +// +// // Robot for mouse control in FPS_MODE +// private static Robot robot; +// +// // Canvas dimensions. +// private static int width; +// private static int height; +// private static double aspectRatio; +// +// // Camera mode. +// private static int cameraMode; +// +// // Center of orbit +// private static Point3d orbitCenter; +// +// // Coordinate bounds. +// private static double min, max, zoom; +// +// // Pen properties. +// private static Color penColor; +// private static float penRadius; +// private static Font font; +// +// // Keeps track of screen clearing. +// private static boolean clear3D; +// private static boolean clearOverlay; +// private static boolean infoDisplay; +// +// // Number of triangles per shape. +// private static int numDivisions; +// +// // Mouse states. +// private static boolean mouse1; +// private static boolean mouse2; +// private static boolean mouse3; +// private static double mouseX; +// private static double mouseY; +// +// // Keyboard states. +// private static TreeSet<Integer> keysDown = new TreeSet<Integer>(); +// private static LinkedList<Character> keysTyped = new LinkedList<Character>(); +// +// // For event synchronization. +// private static Object mouseLock = new Object(); +// private static Object keyLock = new Object(); +// +// // Helper to see when initialization complete +// private static boolean initialized = false; +// private static boolean fullscreen = false; +// private static boolean immersive = false; +// +// /* Final variables for default values. */ +// //------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// // Default square canvas dimension in pixels. +// private static final int DEFAULT_SIZE = 600; +// +// // Default boundaries of canvas scale. +// private static final double DEFAULT_MIN = -1.0; +// private static final double DEFAULT_MAX = 1.0; +// +// // Default camera mode +// private static final int DEFAULT_CAMERA_MODE = ORBIT_MODE; +// +// // Default field of vision for perspective projection. +// private static final double DEFAULT_FOV = 1.0; +// private static final int DEFAULT_NUM_DIVISIONS = 100; +// +// // Default clipping distances for rendering. +// private static final double DEFAULT_FRONT_CLIP = 0.01; +// private static final double DEFAULT_BACK_CLIP = 10; +// +// // Default pen settings. +// private static final Font DEFAULT_FONT = new Font("Arial", Font.PLAIN, 16); +// private static final float DEFAULT_PEN_RADIUS = 1.0f; +// private static final Color DEFAULT_PEN_COLOR = StdDraw3D.WHITE; +// +// // Scales the size of Text3D. +// private static final double TEXT3D_SHRINK_FACTOR = 0.005; +// private static final double TEXT3D_DEPTH = 1.5; +// +// // Default shape flags. +// private static final int PRIMFLAGS = +// Primitive.GENERATE_NORMALS + Primitive.GENERATE_TEXTURE_COORDS; +// +// // Infinite bounding sphere. +// private static final BoundingSphere INFINITE_BOUNDS = +// new BoundingSphere(new Point3d(0.0,0.0,0.0), 1e100); +// +// // Axis vectors. +// private static final Vector3D xAxis = new Vector3D(1, 0, 0); +// private static final Vector3D yAxis = new Vector3D(0, 1, 0); +// private static final Vector3D zAxis = new Vector3D(0, 0, 1); +// +// /* Housekeeping. */ +// //------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// // Singleton for callbacks - avoids generation of extra .class files. +// private static StdDraw3D std = new StdDraw3D(); +// +// // Blank constructor. +// private StdDraw3D () { } +// +// // Static initializer. +// static { +// //System.setProperty("j3d.rend", "ogl"); +// System.setProperty("j3d.audiodevice", "com.sun.j3d.audioengines.javasound.JavaSoundMixer"); +// setCanvasSize(DEFAULT_SIZE, DEFAULT_SIZE); +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Initialization Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Initializes the 3D engine. +// */ +// private static void initialize () { +// +// numDivisions = DEFAULT_NUM_DIVISIONS; +// +// onscreenImage = createBufferedImage(); +// offscreenImage = createBufferedImage(); +// infoImage = createBufferedImage(); +// +// initializeCanvas(); +// +// if (frame != null) frame.setVisible(false); +// frame = new JFrame(); +// frame.setVisible(false); +// frame.setResizable(fullscreen); +// frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); +// frame.setTitle("Standard Draw 3D"); +// frame.add(canvasPanel); +// frame.setJMenuBar(createMenuBar()); +// frame.addComponentListener(std); +// frame.addWindowFocusListener(std); +// //frame.getContentPane().setCursor(new Cursor(Cursor.MOVE_CURSOR)); +// frame.pack(); +// +// rootGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// lightGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// bgGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// soundGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// fogGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// appearanceGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// +// onscreenGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// offscreenGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// +// rootGroup.addChild(onscreenGroup); +// rootGroup.addChild(lightGroup); +// rootGroup.addChild(bgGroup); +// rootGroup.addChild(soundGroup); +// rootGroup.addChild(fogGroup); +// rootGroup.addChild(appearanceGroup); +// +// universe = new SimpleUniverse(canvas, 2); +// universe.addBranchGraph(rootGroup); +// +// setDefaultLight(); +// setBackground(BLACK); +// +// Viewer viewer = universe.getViewer(); +// viewer.createAudioDevice(); +// +// view = viewer.getView(); +// view.setTransparencySortingPolicy(View.TRANSPARENCY_SORT_GEOMETRY); +// view.setScreenScalePolicy(View.SCALE_EXPLICIT); +// view.setLocalEyeLightingEnable(true); +// setAntiAliasing(false); +// +// //view.setMinimumFrameCycleTime(long minimumTime); +// +// ViewingPlatform viewingPlatform = universe.getViewingPlatform(); +// viewingPlatform.setNominalViewingTransform(); +// +// orbit = new OrbitBehavior(canvas, OrbitBehavior.REVERSE_ALL^OrbitBehavior.STOP_ZOOM); +// BoundingSphere bounds = INFINITE_BOUNDS; +// orbit.setMinRadius(0); +// orbit.setSchedulingBounds(bounds); +// setOrbitCenter(new Point3d(0, 0, 0)); +// +// viewingPlatform.setViewPlatformBehavior(orbit); +// TransformGroup cameraTG = viewingPlatform.getViewPlatformTransform(); +// +// Transform3D cameraTrans = new Transform3D(); +// cameraTG.getTransform(cameraTrans); +// +// viewingPlatform.detach(); +// cameraTG.setCapability(TransformGroup.ALLOW_TRANSFORM_READ); +// cameraTG.setCapability(TransformGroup.ALLOW_TRANSFORM_WRITE); +// camera = new Camera(cameraTG); +// universe.addBranchGraph(viewingPlatform); +// +// setPerspectiveProjection(); +// setCameraMode(); +// setPenColor(); +// setPenRadius(); +// setFont(); +// setScale(); +// setInfoDisplay(true); +// +// try { +// robot = new Robot(); +// } catch (AWTException ae) { ae.printStackTrace(); } +// +// frame.setVisible(true); +// frame.toFront(); +// frame.setState(Frame.NORMAL); +// initialized = true; +// +// } +// +// /** +// * Adds a Canvas3D to the given Panel p. +// */ +// private static void initializeCanvas () { +// +// Panel p = new Panel(); +// +// GridBagLayout gl = new GridBagLayout(); +// GridBagConstraints gbc = new GridBagConstraints(); +// +// p.setLayout(gl); +// gbc.gridx = 0; +// gbc.gridy = 0; +// gbc.gridwidth = 5; +// gbc.gridheight = 5; +// +// GraphicsConfiguration config = SimpleUniverse.getPreferredConfiguration(); +// +// canvas = new Canvas3D(config) { +// +// public void preRender () { +// if (camera.pair != null) { +// camera.setPosition(camera.pair.getPosition()); +// camera.setOrientation(camera.pair.getOrientation()); +// } +// } +// +// public void postRender () { +// J3DGraphics2D graphics = this.getGraphics2D(); +// +// graphics.drawRenderedImage(onscreenImage, new AffineTransform()); +// if (infoDisplay) { +// graphics.drawRenderedImage(infoImage, new AffineTransform()); +// } +// +// graphics.flush(false); +// } +// }; +// +// canvas.addKeyListener(std); +// canvas.addMouseListener(std); +// canvas.addMouseMotionListener(std); +// canvas.addMouseWheelListener(std); +// +// canvas.setSize(width, height); +// p.add(canvas, gbc); +// +// canvasPanel = p; +// } +// +// /** +// * Creates a menu bar as a basic GUI. +// * +// * @return The created JMenuBar. +// */ +// private static JMenuBar createMenuBar () { +// +// menuBar = new JMenuBar(); +// +// fileMenu = new JMenu("File"); +// menuBar.add(fileMenu); +// +// loadButton = new JMenuItem(" Load 3D Model.. "); +// loadButton.addActionListener(std); +// loadButton.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_L, +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); +// fileMenu.add(loadButton); +// +// saveButton = new JMenuItem(" Save Image... "); +// saveButton.addActionListener(std); +// saveButton.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_S, +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); +// fileMenu.add(saveButton); +// +// save3DButton = new JMenuItem(" Export 3D Scene... "); +// save3DButton.addActionListener(std); +// save3DButton.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_E, +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); +// //fileMenu.add(save3DButton); +// +// fileMenu.addSeparator(); +// +// quitButton = new JMenuItem(" Quit... "); +// quitButton.addActionListener(std); +// quitButton.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_Q, +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); +// fileMenu.add(quitButton); +// +// cameraMenu = new JMenu("Camera"); +// menuBar.add(cameraMenu); +// +// JLabel cameraLabel = new JLabel("Camera Mode"); +// cameraLabel.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT); +// cameraLabel.setForeground(GRAY); +// cameraMenu.add(cameraLabel); +// cameraMenu.addSeparator(); +// +// ButtonGroup cameraButtonGroup = new ButtonGroup(); +// +// orbitModeButton +// = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("Orbit Mode"); +// orbitModeButton.setSelected(true); +// cameraButtonGroup.add(orbitModeButton); +// cameraMenu.add(orbitModeButton); +// orbitModeButton.addActionListener(std); +// orbitModeButton.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_1, +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); +// +// fpsModeButton +// = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("First-Person Mode"); +// cameraButtonGroup.add(fpsModeButton); +// cameraMenu.add(fpsModeButton); +// fpsModeButton.addActionListener(std); +// fpsModeButton.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_2, +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); +// +// airplaneModeButton +// = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("Airplane Mode"); +// cameraButtonGroup.add(airplaneModeButton); +// cameraMenu.add(airplaneModeButton); +// airplaneModeButton.addActionListener(std); +// airplaneModeButton.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_3, +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); +// +// lookModeButton +// = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("Look Mode"); +// cameraButtonGroup.add(lookModeButton); +// cameraMenu.add(lookModeButton); +// lookModeButton.addActionListener(std); +// lookModeButton.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_4, +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); +// +// fixedModeButton +// = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("Fixed Mode"); +// cameraButtonGroup.add(fixedModeButton); +// cameraMenu.add(fixedModeButton); +// fixedModeButton.addActionListener(std); +// fixedModeButton.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_5, +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); +// +// cameraMenu.addSeparator(); +// JLabel projectionLabel = new JLabel("Projection Mode"); +// projectionLabel.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT); +// projectionLabel.setForeground(GRAY); +// cameraMenu.add(projectionLabel); +// cameraMenu.addSeparator(); +// +// SpinnerNumberModel snm = new SpinnerNumberModel(DEFAULT_FOV, 0.5, 3.0, 0.05); +// fovSpinner = new JSpinner(snm); +// JPanel fovPanel = new JPanel(); +// fovPanel.setLayout(new BoxLayout(fovPanel, BoxLayout.X_AXIS)); +// JLabel fovLabel = new JLabel("Field of View:"); +// fovPanel.add(javax.swing.Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(30, 5))); +// fovPanel.add(fovLabel); +// fovPanel.add(javax.swing.Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(10, 5))); +// fovPanel.add(fovSpinner); +// +// final ButtonGroup projectionButtons = new ButtonGroup(); +// perspectiveButton = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("Perspective Projection"); +// parallelButton = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("Parallel Projection"); +// +// fovSpinner.addChangeListener(std); +// +// perspectiveButton.addActionListener(std); +// +// parallelButton.addActionListener(std); +// +// cameraMenu.add(parallelButton); +// cameraMenu.add(perspectiveButton); +// cameraMenu.add(fovPanel); +// +// projectionButtons.add(parallelButton); +// projectionButtons.add(perspectiveButton); +// perspectiveButton.setSelected(true); +// +// graphicsMenu = new JMenu("Graphics"); +// menuBar.add(graphicsMenu); +// +// JLabel graphicsLabel = new JLabel("Polygon Count"); +// graphicsLabel.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT); +// graphicsLabel.setForeground(GRAY); +// graphicsMenu.add(graphicsLabel); +// graphicsMenu.addSeparator(); +// +// SpinnerNumberModel snm2 = +// new SpinnerNumberModel(DEFAULT_NUM_DIVISIONS, 4, 4000, 5); +// numDivSpinner = new JSpinner(snm2); +// +// JPanel numDivPanel = new JPanel(); +// numDivPanel.setLayout(new BoxLayout(numDivPanel, BoxLayout.X_AXIS)); +// JLabel numDivLabel = new JLabel("Triangles:"); +// numDivPanel.add(javax.swing.Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(5, 5))); +// numDivPanel.add(numDivLabel); +// numDivPanel.add(javax.swing.Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(15, 5))); +// numDivPanel.add(numDivSpinner); +// graphicsMenu.add(numDivPanel); +// +// numDivSpinner.addChangeListener(std); +// +// graphicsMenu.addSeparator(); +// JLabel graphicsLabel2 = new JLabel("Advanced Rendering"); +// graphicsLabel2.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT); +// graphicsLabel2.setForeground(GRAY); +// graphicsMenu.add(graphicsLabel2); +// graphicsMenu.addSeparator(); +// +// antiAliasingButton = new JCheckBoxMenuItem("Enable Anti-Aliasing"); +// antiAliasingButton.setSelected(false); +// antiAliasingButton.addActionListener(std); +// +// graphicsMenu.add(antiAliasingButton); +// +// infoCheckBox = new JCheckBox("Show Info Display"); +// infoCheckBox.setFocusable(false); +// infoCheckBox.addActionListener(std); +// menuBar.add(javax.swing.Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(50, 5))); +// menuBar.add(infoCheckBox); +// +// return menuBar; +// } +// +// @Override +// public void stateChanged(ChangeEvent e) { +// Object source = e.getSource(); +// +// if (source == numDivSpinner) +// numDivisions = (Integer)numDivSpinner.getValue(); +// if (source == fovSpinner) { +// setPerspectiveProjection((Double)fovSpinner.getValue()); +// perspectiveButton.setSelected(true); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void actionPerformed (ActionEvent e) { +// Object source = e.getSource(); +// +// if (source == saveButton) +// saveAction(); +// else if (source == loadButton) +// loadAction(); +// else if (source == save3DButton) +// save3DAction(); +// else if (source == quitButton) +// quitAction(); +// else if (source == orbitModeButton) +// setCameraMode(ORBIT_MODE); +// else if (source == fpsModeButton) +// setCameraMode(FPS_MODE); +// else if (source == airplaneModeButton) +// setCameraMode(AIRPLANE_MODE); +// else if (source == lookModeButton) +// setCameraMode(LOOK_MODE); +// else if (source == fixedModeButton) +// setCameraMode(FIXED_MODE); +// else if (source == perspectiveButton) +// setPerspectiveProjection((Double)fovSpinner.getValue()); +// else if (source == parallelButton) +// setParallelProjection(); +// else if (source == antiAliasingButton) +// setAntiAliasing(antiAliasingButton.isSelected()); +// else if (source == infoCheckBox) +// setInfoDisplay(infoCheckBox.isSelected()); +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void componentHidden(ComponentEvent e) { keysDown = new TreeSet<Integer>(); } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void componentMoved(ComponentEvent e) { keysDown = new TreeSet<Integer>(); } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void componentShown(ComponentEvent e) { keysDown = new TreeSet<Integer>(); } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void componentResized(ComponentEvent e) { keysDown = new TreeSet<Integer>(); } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void windowGainedFocus(WindowEvent e) { keysDown = new TreeSet<Integer>(); } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void windowLostFocus(WindowEvent e) { keysDown = new TreeSet<Integer>(); } +// +// /** +// * Creates a blank BranchGroup with the proper capabilities. +// */ +// private static BranchGroup createBranchGroup () { +// +// BranchGroup bg = new BranchGroup(); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_CHILDREN_READ); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_CHILDREN_WRITE); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_CHILDREN_EXTEND); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_DETACH); +// bg.setPickable(false); +// bg.setCollidable(false); +// return bg; +// } +// +// /** +// * Creates a blank TransformGroup with the proper capabilities. +// */ +// private static TransformGroup createTransformGroup () { +// +// TransformGroup tg = new TransformGroup(); +// tg.setCapability(TransformGroup.ALLOW_TRANSFORM_READ); +// tg.setCapability(TransformGroup.ALLOW_TRANSFORM_WRITE); +// tg.setPickable(false); +// tg.setCollidable(false); +// return tg; +// } +// +// /** +// * Creates a blank Background with the proper capabilities. +// * +// * @return The created Background. +// */ +// private static Background createBackground () { +// +// Background background = new Background(); +// background.setCapability(Background.ALLOW_COLOR_WRITE); +// background.setCapability(Background.ALLOW_IMAGE_WRITE); +// background.setCapability(Background.ALLOW_GEOMETRY_WRITE); +// background.setApplicationBounds(INFINITE_BOUNDS); +// return background; +// } +// +// /** +// * Creates a texture from the given filename. +// * +// * @param imageURL Image file for creating texture. +// * @return The created Texture. +// * @throws RuntimeException if the file could not be read. +// */ +// private static Texture createTexture (String imageURL) { +// +// TextureLoader loader; +// try { +// loader = new TextureLoader(imageURL, "RGBA", TextureLoader.Y_UP, new Container()); +// } catch (Exception e) { +// throw new RuntimeException ("Could not read from the file '" + imageURL + "'"); +// } +// +// Texture texture = loader.getTexture(); +// texture.setBoundaryModeS(Texture.WRAP); +// texture.setBoundaryModeT(Texture.WRAP); +// texture.setBoundaryColor( new Color4f( 0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f ) ); +// +// return texture; +// } +// +// private static Appearance createBlankAppearance () { +// Appearance ap = new Appearance(); +// ap.setCapability(Appearance.ALLOW_MATERIAL_READ); +// ap.setCapability(Appearance.ALLOW_MATERIAL_WRITE); +// ap.setCapability(Appearance.ALLOW_TRANSPARENCY_ATTRIBUTES_READ); +// ap.setCapability(Appearance.ALLOW_TRANSPARENCY_ATTRIBUTES_WRITE); +// return ap; +// } +// +// /** +// * Creates an Appearance. +// * +// * @param imageURL Wraps a texture around from this image file. +// * @param fill If true, fills in faces. If false, outlines. +// * @return The created appearance. +// */ +// private static Appearance createAppearance (String imageURL, boolean fill) { +// +// Appearance ap = createBlankAppearance(); +// +// PolygonAttributes pa = new PolygonAttributes(); +// if (!fill) pa.setPolygonMode(PolygonAttributes.POLYGON_LINE); +// pa.setCullFace(PolygonAttributes.CULL_NONE); +// ap.setPolygonAttributes(pa); +// +// if (imageURL != null) { +// +// Texture texture = createTexture(imageURL); +// TextureAttributes texAttr = new TextureAttributes(); +// texAttr.setTextureMode(TextureAttributes.REPLACE); +// +// ap.setTexture(texture); +// ap.setTextureAttributes(texAttr); +// } +// +// Color3f col = new Color3f(penColor); +// Color3f black = new Color3f(0, 0, 0); +// Color3f specular = new Color3f(GRAY); +// +// // Material properties +// Material material = new Material(col, black, col, specular, 64); +// material.setCapability(Material.ALLOW_COMPONENT_READ); +// material.setCapability(Material.ALLOW_COMPONENT_WRITE); +// material.setLightingEnable(true); +// ap.setMaterial(material); +// +// // Transparecy properties +// float alpha = ((float)penColor.getAlpha()) / 255; +// if (alpha < 1.0) { +// TransparencyAttributes t = new TransparencyAttributes(); +// t.setTransparencyMode(TransparencyAttributes.BLENDED); +// t.setTransparency(1 - alpha); +// ap.setTransparencyAttributes(t); +// } +// +// LineAttributes la = new LineAttributes(); +// la.setLineWidth(penRadius); +// la.setLineAntialiasingEnable(view.getSceneAntialiasingEnable()); +// +// PointAttributes poa = new PointAttributes(); +// poa.setPointAntialiasingEnable(view.getSceneAntialiasingEnable()); +// +// ColoringAttributes ca = new ColoringAttributes(); +// ca.setShadeModel(ColoringAttributes.SHADE_GOURAUD); +// ca.setColor(col); +// +// ap.setLineAttributes(la); +// ap.setPointAttributes(poa); +// ap.setColoringAttributes(ca); +// +// return ap; +// } +// +// // FIX THIS check that adding specular didn't mess up custom shapes (lines, triangles, points) +// private static Appearance createCustomAppearance (boolean fill) { +// Appearance ap = createBlankAppearance(); +// +// PolygonAttributes pa = new PolygonAttributes(); +// if (!fill) pa.setPolygonMode(PolygonAttributes.POLYGON_LINE); +// pa.setCullFace(PolygonAttributes.CULL_NONE); +// +// LineAttributes la = new LineAttributes(); +// la.setLineWidth(penRadius); +// la.setLineAntialiasingEnable(view.getSceneAntialiasingEnable()); +// +// PointAttributes poa = new PointAttributes(); +// poa.setPointAntialiasingEnable(view.getSceneAntialiasingEnable()); +// +// ap.setPolygonAttributes(pa); +// ap.setLineAttributes(la); +// ap.setPointAttributes(poa); +// +// Color3f col = new Color3f(penColor); +// Color3f black = new Color3f(0, 0, 0); +// Color3f specular = new Color3f(GRAY); +// +// // Material properties +// Material material = new Material(col, black, col, specular, 64); +// material.setCapability(Material.ALLOW_COMPONENT_READ); +// material.setCapability(Material.ALLOW_COMPONENT_WRITE); +// material.setLightingEnable(true); +// ap.setMaterial(material); +// +// return ap; +// } +// +// private static Shape3D createShape3D (Geometry geom) { +// Shape3D shape = new Shape3D(geom); +// shape.setPickable(false); +// shape.setCollidable(false); +// shape.setCapability(Shape3D.ALLOW_APPEARANCE_READ); +// shape.setCapability(Shape3D.ALLOW_APPEARANCE_WRITE); +// shape.setCapability(Shape3D.ALLOW_APPEARANCE_OVERRIDE_READ); +// shape.setCapability(Shape3D.ALLOW_APPEARANCE_OVERRIDE_WRITE); +// +// return shape; +// } +// +// /** +// * Creates a blank BufferedImage. +// * +// * @return The created BufferedImage. +// */ +// private static BufferedImage createBufferedImage () { +// return new BufferedImage(width, height, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB); +// } +// +// /** Converts a Vector3D to a Vector3d. */ +// private static Vector3d createVector3d (Vector3D v) { +// return new Vector3d(v.x, v.y, v.z); +// } +// +// /** Converts three double scalars to a Vector3f. **/ +// private static Vector3f createVector3f (double x, double y, double z) { +// return new Vector3f((float)x, (float)y, (float)z); +// } +// +// /** Converts a Vector3D to a Vector3f. */ +// private static Vector3f createVector3f (Vector3D v) { +// return createVector3f(v.x, v.y, v.z); +// } +// +// /** Converts a Vector3D to a Point3f. */ +// private static Point3f createPoint3f (Vector3D v) { +// return createPoint3f(v.x, v.y, v.z); +// } +// +// /** Converts three double scalars to a Point3f. */ +// private static Point3f createPoint3f (double x, double y, double z) { +// return new Point3f((float)x, (float)y, (float)z); +// } +// +// /** +// * Creates a scanner from the filename or website name. +// */ +// private static Scanner createScanner (String s) { +// +// Scanner scanner; +// String charsetName = "ISO-8859-1"; +// java.util.Locale usLocale = new java.util.Locale("en", "US"); +// try { +// // first try to read file from local file system +// File file = new File(s); +// if (file.exists()) { +// scanner = new Scanner(file, charsetName); +// scanner.useLocale(usLocale); +// return scanner; +// } +// +// // next try for website +// URL url = new URL(s); +// +// URLConnection site = url.openConnection(); +// InputStream is = site.getInputStream(); +// scanner = new Scanner(new BufferedInputStream(is), charsetName); +// scanner.useLocale(usLocale); +// return scanner; +// } +// catch (IOException ioe) { +// System.err.println("Could not open " + s + "."); +// return null; +// } +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Scaling and Screen Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Sets the window size to w-by-h pixels. +// * +// * @param w The width as a number of pixels. +// * @param h The height as a number of pixels. +// * @throws a RuntimeException if the width or height is 0 or negative. +// */ +// public static void setCanvasSize (int w, int h) { +// +// setCanvasSize(w, h, false); +// } +// +// private static void setCanvasSize (int w, int h, boolean fs) { +// +// fullscreen = fs; +// +// if (w < 1 || h < 1) throw new RuntimeException("Dimensions must be positive integers!"); +// width = w; +// height = h; +// +// aspectRatio = (double)width / (double)height; +// initialize(); +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets the default scale for all three dimensions. +// */ +// public static void setScale () { setScale(DEFAULT_MIN, DEFAULT_MAX); } +// +// /** +// * Sets the scale for all three dimensions. +// * +// * @param minimum The minimum value of each scale. +// * @param maximum The maximum value of each scale. +// */ +// public static void setScale (double minimum, double maximum) { +// +// min = minimum; +// max = maximum; +// zoom = (max - min) / 2; +// double center = min + zoom; +// +// double nominalDist = camera.getPosition().z; +// camera.setPosition(center, center, zoom * nominalDist); +// +// double orbitScale = 0.5 * zoom; +// +// orbit.setZoomFactor(orbitScale); +// orbit.setTransFactors(orbitScale, orbitScale); +// +// setOrbitCenter(new Point3d(center, center, center)); +// +// view.setFrontClipDistance(DEFAULT_FRONT_CLIP * zoom); +// view.setBackClipDistance(DEFAULT_BACK_CLIP * zoom); +// } +// +// /** +// * Scales the given x-coordinate from user coordinates into 2D pixel coordinates. +// */ +// private static float scaleX (double x) { +// +// double scale = 1; +// if (width > height) scale = 1 / aspectRatio; +// +// return (float)(width * (x * scale - min) / (2 * zoom)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Scales the given y-coordinate from user coordinates into 2D pixel coordinates. +// */ +// private static float scaleY (double y) { +// +// double scale = 1; +// if (height > width) scale = aspectRatio; +// +// return (float)(height * (max - y * scale) / (2 * zoom)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Scales the given width from user coordinates into 2D pixel coordinates. +// */ +// private static double factorX (double w) { +// +// double scaleDist = width; +// if (width > height) scaleDist = height; +// +// return scaleDist * (w / (2 * zoom)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Scales the given height from user coordinates into 2D pixel coordinates. +// */ +// private static double factorY (double h) { +// +// double scaleDist = height; +// if (height > width) scaleDist = width; +// +// return scaleDist * (h / (2 * zoom)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Scales the given x-coordinate from 2D pixel coordinates into user coordinates. +// */ +// private static double unscaleX (double xs) { +// +// double scale = 1; +// if (width > height) scale = 1 / aspectRatio; +// +// return (xs * (2 * zoom) / width + min) / scale; +// } +// +// /** +// * Scales the given y-coordinate from 2D pixel coordinates into user coordinates. +// */ +// private static double unscaleY (double ys) { +// +// double scale = 1; +// if (height > width) scale = aspectRatio; +// //System.out.println("unscaleY scale = " + scale); +// return (max - ys * (2 * zoom) / height) / scale; +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Pen Properties Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Sets the pen color to the given color and transparency. +// * +// * @param col The given opaque color. +// * @param alpha The transparency value (0-255). +// */ +// public static void setPenColor (Color col, int alpha) { +// setPenColor(new Color(col.getRed(), col.getGreen(), col.getBlue(), alpha)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets the pen color to the default. +// */ +// public static void setPenColor () { penColor = DEFAULT_PEN_COLOR; } +// +// /** +// * Sets the pen color to the given color. +// * +// * @param col The given color. +// */ +// public static void setPenColor (Color col) { penColor = col; } +// +// public static void setPenColor (int r, int g, int b) { +// penColor = new Color(r, g, b); +// } +// +// /** +// * Returns the current pen color. +// * +// * @return The current pen color. +// */ +// public static Color getPenColor () { return penColor; } +// +// /** +// * Sets the pen radius to the default value. +// */ +// public static void setPenRadius () { penRadius = DEFAULT_PEN_RADIUS; } +// +// /** +// * Sets the pen radius to the given value. +// * +// * @param w The pen radius. +// */ +// public static void setPenRadius (double w) { penRadius = (float)w; } +// +// /** +// * Gets the current pen radius. +// * +// * @return The current pen radius. +// */ +// public static float getpenRadius () { return penRadius; } +// +// /** +// * Sets the default font. +// */ +// public static void setFont () { font = DEFAULT_FONT; } +// +// /** +// * Sets the font to draw text with. +// * +// * @param f The font to set. +// */ +// public static void setFont (Font f) { font = f; } +// +// /** +// * Sets the font to draw text with. The font name and point +// * size are given as parameters. +// * +// * @param name The name of the font. +// * @param size The point size of the font. +// */ +// public static void setFont (String name, int size) { +// setFont(new Font(name, PLAIN, size)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets the font to draw text with. The font name, style, and +// * size are given as parameters. The style can be a bitwise +// * combination of StdDraw3D.PLAIN, StdDraw3D.ITALIC, and +// * StdDraw3D.BOLD. +// * +// * @param name The name of the font. +// * @param style The style of the font. +// * @param size The point size of the font. +// */ +// public static void setFont (String name, int style, int size) { +// setFont(new Font(name, style, size)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Gets the current drawing Font. +// * +// * @return The current Font. +// */ +// public static Font getFont () { return font; } +// +// public static void setInfoDisplay (boolean enabled) { +// infoDisplay = enabled; +// infoCheckBox.setSelected(enabled); +// camera.move(0, 0, 0); +// infoDisplay(); +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * View Properties Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// public static void fullscreen () { +// +// frame.setResizable(true); +// frame.setExtendedState(Frame.MAXIMIZED_BOTH); +// int w = frame.getSize().width; +// int h = frame.getSize().height; +// +// //int w = (int) Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize().getWidth(); +// //int h = (int) Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize().getHeight(); +// +// int borderY = frame.getInsets().top + frame.getInsets().bottom; +// int borderX = frame.getInsets().left + frame.getInsets().right; +// +// setCanvasSize(w - borderX, h - borderY - menuBar.getHeight(), true); +// frame.setExtendedState(Frame.MAXIMIZED_BOTH); +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets anti-aliasing on or off. Anti-aliasing makes graphics +// * look much smoother, but is very resource heavy. It is good +// * for saving images that look professional. The default is off. +// * +// * @param enabled The state of anti-aliasing. +// */ +// public static void setAntiAliasing (boolean enabled) { +// view.setSceneAntialiasingEnable(enabled); +// antiAliasingButton.setSelected(enabled); +// //System.out.println("Anti aliasing enabled: " + enabled); +// } +// +// /** +// * Returns true if anti-aliasing is enabled. +// */ +// public static boolean getAntiAliasing () { return antiAliasingButton.isSelected(); } +// +// /** +// * Sets the number of triangular divisons of curved objects. +// * The default is 100 divisons. Decrease this to increase performance. +// * +// * @param N The number of divisions. +// */ +// public static void setNumDivisions (int N) { numDivisions = N; } +// +// /** +// * Gets the number of triangular divisons of curved objects. +// * +// * @return The number of divisions. +// */ +// public static int getNumDivisions () { return numDivisions; } +// +// /** +// * Gets the current camera mode. +// * +// * @return The current camera mode. +// */ +// public static int getCameraMode () { return cameraMode; } +// +// /** +// * Sets the current camera mode. <br> +// * -------------------------------------- <br> +// * StdDraw3D.ORBIT_MODE: <br> +// * Rotates and zooms around a central point. <br> +// * <br> +// * Mouse Click Left - Orbit <br> +// * Mouse Click Right - Pan <br> +// * Mouse Wheel / Alt-Click - Zoom <br> +// * -------------------------------------- <br> +// * StdDraw3D.FPS_MODE: <br> +// * First-person-shooter style controls. <br> +// * Up is always the positive y-axis. <br> +// * <br> +// * W/Up - Forward <br> +// * S/Down - Backward <br> +// * A/Left - Left <br> +// * D/Right - Right <br> +// * Q/Page Up - Up <br> +// * E/Page Down - Down <br> +// * Mouse - Look <br> +// * -------------------------------------- <br> +// * StdDraw3D.AIRPLANE_MODE: <br> +// * Similar to fps_mode, but can be oriented <br> +// * with up in any direction. <br> +// * <br> +// * W/Up - Forward <br> +// * S/Down - Backward <br> +// * A/Left - Left <br> +// * D/Right - Right <br> +// * Q/Page Up - Rotate CCW <br> +// * E/Page Down - Rotate CW <br> +// * Mouse - Look <br> +// * -------------------------------------- <br> +// * StdDraw3D.LOOK_MODE: <br> +// * No movement, but uses mouse to look around. <br> +// * <br> +// * Mouse - Look <br> +// * -------------------------------------- <br> +// * StdDraw3D.FIXED_MODE: <br> +// * No movement or looking. <br> +// * -------------------------------------- <br> +// * @param mode The camera mode. +// */ +// public static void setCameraMode (int mode) { +// +// cameraMode = mode; +// +// if (cameraMode == ORBIT_MODE) { +// orbit.setRotateEnable(true); +// if (view.getProjectionPolicy() != View.PARALLEL_PROJECTION) +// orbit.setZoomEnable(true); +// orbit.setTranslateEnable(true); +// orbit.setRotationCenter(orbitCenter); +// orbitModeButton.setSelected(true); +// } else { +// orbit.setRotateEnable(false); +// orbit.setZoomEnable(false); +// orbit.setTranslateEnable(false); +// } +// if (cameraMode == FPS_MODE) { +// fpsModeButton.setSelected(true); +// camera.rotateFPS(0, 0, 0); +// } +// if (cameraMode == AIRPLANE_MODE) { +// airplaneModeButton.setSelected(true); +// } +// if (cameraMode == LOOK_MODE) { +// //System.out.println("Camera in look mode."); +// lookModeButton.setSelected(true); +// } +// if (cameraMode == FIXED_MODE) { +// //System.out.println("Camera in fixed mode."); +// fixedModeButton.setSelected(true); +// } +// if (cameraMode == IMMERSIVE_MODE) { +// +// BufferedImage cursorImg = new BufferedImage(16, 16, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB); +// Cursor blankCursor = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createCustomCursor( +// cursorImg, new java.awt.Point(0, 0), "blank cursor"); +// frame.getContentPane().setCursor(blankCursor); +// //System.out.println("Camera in fps mode."); +// } else { +// frame.getContentPane().setCursor(Cursor.getDefaultCursor()); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets the default camera mode. +// */ +// public static void setCameraMode() { setCameraMode(DEFAULT_CAMERA_MODE); } +// +// /** +// * Sets the center of rotation for the camera mode ORBIT_MODE. +// */ +// public static void setOrbitCenter(double x, double y, double z) { +// setOrbitCenter(new Point3d(x, y, z)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets the center of rotation for the camera mode ORBIT_MODE. +// */ +// public static void setOrbitCenter(Vector3D v) { +// setOrbitCenter(new Point3d(v.x, v.y, v.z)); +// } +// +// private static void setOrbitCenter(Point3d center) { +// orbitCenter = center; +// orbit.setRotationCenter(orbitCenter); +// } +// +// public static Vector3D getOrbitCenter() { +// return new Vector3D(orbitCenter); +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets the projection mode to perspective projection with a +// * default field of view. In this mode, closer objects appear +// * larger, as in real life. +// */ +// public static void setPerspectiveProjection () { +// setPerspectiveProjection(DEFAULT_FOV); +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets the projection mode to perspective projection with the +// * given field of view. In this mode, closer objects appear +// * larger, as in real life. A larger field of view means that +// * there is more perspective distortion. Reasonable values are +// * between 0.5 and 3.0. +// * +// * @param fov The field of view to use. Try [0.5-3.0]. +// */ +// public static void setPerspectiveProjection (double fov) { +// +// view.setProjectionPolicy(View.PERSPECTIVE_PROJECTION); +// view.setWindowEyepointPolicy(View.RELATIVE_TO_FIELD_OF_VIEW); +// view.setFieldOfView(fov); +// setScreenScale(1); +// orbit.setZoomEnable(true); +// perspectiveButton.setSelected(true); +// if ((Double)fovSpinner.getValue() != fov) +// fovSpinner.setValue(fov); +// //if (view.getProjectionPolicy() == View.PERSPECTIVE_PROJECTION) return; +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets the projection mode to orthographic projection. +// * In this mode, parallel lines remain parallel after +// * projection, and there is no perspective. It is as +// * looking from infinitely far away with a telescope. +// * AutoCAD programs use this projection mode. +// */ +// public static void setParallelProjection () { +// +// if (view.getProjectionPolicy() == View.PARALLEL_PROJECTION) return; +// view.setProjectionPolicy(View.PARALLEL_PROJECTION); +// orbit.setZoomEnable(false); +// parallelButton.setSelected(true); +// +// setScreenScale(0.3 / zoom); +// } +// +// private static void setScreenScale (double scale) { +// double ratio = scale / view.getScreenScale(); +// view.setScreenScale(scale); +// view.setFrontClipDistance(view.getFrontClipDistance() * ratio); +// view.setBackClipDistance(view.getBackClipDistance() * ratio); +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Mouse Listener Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** Is any mouse button pressed? */ +// public static boolean mousePressed () { +// synchronized (mouseLock) { +// return (mouse1Pressed() || mouse2Pressed() || mouse3Pressed()); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * Is the mouse1 button pressed down? +// */ +// public static boolean mouse1Pressed () { +// synchronized (mouseLock) { +// return mouse1; +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * Is the mouse2 button pressed down? +// */ +// public static boolean mouse2Pressed () { +// synchronized (mouseLock) { +// return mouse2; +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * Is the mouse3 button pressed down? +// */ +// public static boolean mouse3Pressed () { +// synchronized (mouseLock) { +// return mouse3; +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * Where is the mouse? +// * +// * @return The value of the X-coordinate of the mouse. +// */ +// public static double mouseX () { +// synchronized (mouseLock) { +// return unscaleX(mouseX); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * Where is the mouse? +// * @return The value of the Y-coordinate of the mouse. +// */ +// public static double mouseY () { +// synchronized (mouseLock) { +// return unscaleY(mouseY); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void mouseClicked (MouseEvent e) { +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void mouseEntered (MouseEvent e) { } +// +// // FIX THIS +// private static boolean robotMove = false; +// private static int oldX; +// private static int oldY; +// private static boolean fakeEvent = false; +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void mouseExited (MouseEvent e) { +// +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void mousePressed (MouseEvent e) { +// synchronized (mouseLock) { +// mouseX = e.getX(); +// mouseY = e.getY(); +// if (e.getButton() == 1) mouse1 = true; +// if (e.getButton() == 2) mouse2 = true; +// if (e.getButton() == 3) mouse3 = true; +// //System.out.println("Mouse button = " + e.getButton()); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void mouseReleased (MouseEvent e) { +// synchronized (mouseLock) { +// if (e.getButton() == 1) mouse1 = false; +// if (e.getButton() == 2) mouse2 = false; +// if (e.getButton() == 3) mouse3 = false; +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void mouseDragged (MouseEvent e) { +// synchronized (mouseLock) { +// +// mouseMotionEvents(e, e.getX(), e.getY(), true); +// mouseX = e.getX(); +// mouseY = e.getY(); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void mouseMoved (MouseEvent e) { +// synchronized (mouseLock) { +// +// //System.out.println(e.getX() + " " + e.getY()); +// mouseMotionEvents(e, e.getX(), e.getY(), false); +// +// if (!fakeEvent) { +// mouseX = e.getX(); +// mouseY = e.getY(); +// } else fakeEvent = false; +// +// if (robotMove) { +// robotMove = false; +// MouseEvent fake = new MouseEvent(frame, MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVED, 0, 0, oldX, oldY, 0, false); +// System.out.println("Calling fake event"); +// fakeEvent = true; +// //mouseMoved(fake); +// } +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void mouseWheelMoved (MouseWheelEvent e) { +// +// double notches = e.getWheelRotation(); +// //System.out.println(notches); +// if ((cameraMode == ORBIT_MODE) && (view.getProjectionPolicy() == View.PARALLEL_PROJECTION)) { +// camera.moveRelative(0, 0, notches * zoom / 20); +// } +// } +// +// private static void mouseMotionEvents (MouseEvent e, double newX, double newY, boolean dragged) { +// +// //System.out.println("x = " + mouseX() + " y = " + mouseY()); +// +// if (cameraMode == FIXED_MODE) return; +// +// if (cameraMode == FPS_MODE) { +// if (dragged || immersive) { +// camera.rotateFPS((mouseY - newY)/4, (mouseX - newX)/4, 0); +// } +// return; +// } +// +// if ((cameraMode == AIRPLANE_MODE)) { +// if (dragged || immersive) +// camera.rotateRelative((mouseY - newY)/4, (mouseX - newX)/4, 0); +// return; +// } +// +// if ((cameraMode == LOOK_MODE)) { +// if (dragged || immersive) +// camera.rotateFPS((mouseY - newY)/4, (mouseX - newX)/4, 0); +// return; +// } +// +// if ((cameraMode == ORBIT_MODE) && (dragged && isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_ALT)) && (view.getProjectionPolicy() == View.PARALLEL_PROJECTION)) { +// camera.moveRelative(0, 0, (newY - mouseY) * zoom / 50); +// return; +// } +// +// // if (immersive) { +// // rotateEyeFPS((mouseY - newY)/200, (mouseX - newX)/200, 0); +// // +// // double dx = newX - mouseX; +// // double dy = newY - mouseY; +// // double d = dx * dx + dy * dy; +// // //System.out.println(d); +// // if (d > 50000) return; +// // +// // double xs = e.getXOnScreen(); +// // double ys = e.getYOnScreen(); +// // if ((xs == 299) && (ys == 299)) { +// // System.out.println("ROBOT MOVE"); +// // return; +// // } +// // } +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Keyboard Listener Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Has the user typed a key? +// * +// * @return True if the user has typed a key, false otherwise. +// */ +// public static boolean hasNextKeyTyped () { +// synchronized (keyLock) { +// return !keysTyped.isEmpty(); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * What is the next key that was typed by the user? +// * +// * @return The next key typed. +// */ +// public static char nextKeyTyped () { +// synchronized (keyLock) { +// return keysTyped.removeLast(); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * Is the given key currently pressed down? The keys correnspond +// * to physical keys, not characters. For letters, use the +// * uppercase character to refer to the key. For arrow keys and +// * modifiers such as shift and ctrl, refer to the KeyEvent +// * constants, such as KeyEvent.VK_SHIFT. +// * +// * @param key The given key +// * @return True if the given character is pressed. +// */ +// public static boolean isKeyPressed (int key) { +// synchronized (keyLock) { +// return keysDown.contains(key); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void keyTyped (KeyEvent e) { +// synchronized (keyLock) { +// +// char c = e.getKeyChar(); +// keysTyped.addFirst(c); +// +// if (c == '`') setCameraMode((getCameraMode() + 1) % 5); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void keyPressed (KeyEvent e) { +// synchronized (keyLock) { +// keysDown.add(e.getKeyCode()); +// //System.out.println((int)e.getKeyCode() + " pressed"); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * This method cannot be called directly. +// * @deprecated +// */ +// @Deprecated +// @Override +// public void keyReleased (KeyEvent e) { +// synchronized (keyLock) { +// keysDown.remove(e.getKeyCode()); +// //System.out.println((int)e.getKeyCode() + " released"); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * Processes one frame of keyboard events. +// * +// * @param time The amount of time for this frame. +// */ +// private static void moveEvents (int time) { +// +// infoDisplay(); +// +// if (isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_CONTROL)) return; +// +// if (cameraMode == FPS_MODE) { +// double move = 0.00015 * time * (zoom); +// if (isKeyPressed('W') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_UP)) camera.moveRelative(0, 0, move * 3); +// if (isKeyPressed('S') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_DOWN)) camera.moveRelative(0, 0, -move * 3); +// if (isKeyPressed('A') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_LEFT)) camera.moveRelative(-move, 0, 0); +// if (isKeyPressed('D') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_RIGHT)) camera.moveRelative( move, 0, 0); +// if (isKeyPressed('Q') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_PAGE_UP)) camera.moveRelative(0, move, 0); +// if (isKeyPressed('E') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_PAGE_DOWN)) camera.moveRelative(0, -move, 0); +// } +// if (cameraMode == AIRPLANE_MODE) { +// double move = 0.00015 * time * (zoom); +// if (isKeyPressed('W') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_UP)) camera.moveRelative(0, 0, move * 3); +// if (isKeyPressed('S') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_DOWN)) camera.moveRelative(0, 0, -move * 3); +// if (isKeyPressed('A') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_LEFT)) camera.moveRelative(-move, 0, 0); +// if (isKeyPressed('D') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_RIGHT)) camera.moveRelative( move, 0, 0); +// if (isKeyPressed('Q') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_PAGE_UP)) camera.rotateRelative(0, 0, move * 250 / zoom); +// if (isKeyPressed('E') || isKeyPressed(KeyEvent.VK_PAGE_DOWN)) camera.rotateRelative(0, 0, -move * 250 / zoom); +// } +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Action Listener Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// private static void save3DAction () { +// +// FileDialog chooser = new FileDialog(StdDraw3D.frame, "Save as a 3D file for loading later.", FileDialog.SAVE); +// chooser.setVisible(true); +// String filename = chooser.getFile(); +// if (filename != null) { +// StdDraw3D.saveScene3D(chooser.getDirectory() + File.separator + chooser.getFile()); +// } +// +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_META); +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_CONTROL); +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_E); +// } +// +// private static void loadAction () { +// +// FileDialog chooser = new FileDialog(frame, "Pick a .obj or .ply file to load.", FileDialog.LOAD); +// chooser.setVisible(true); +// String filename = chooser.getDirectory() + chooser.getFile(); +// model(filename); +// +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_META); +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_CONTROL); +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_L); +// } +// +// private static void saveAction () { +// +// FileDialog chooser = new FileDialog(frame, "Use a .png or .jpg extension.", FileDialog.SAVE); +// chooser.setVisible(true); +// String filename = chooser.getFile(); +// +// if (filename != null) { +// StdDraw3D.save(chooser.getDirectory() + File.separator + chooser.getFile()); +// } +// +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_META); +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_CONTROL); +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_S); +// } +// +// private static void quitAction () { +// +// WindowEvent wev = new WindowEvent(frame, WindowEvent.WINDOW_CLOSING); +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getSystemEventQueue().postEvent(wev); +// +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_META); +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_CONTROL); +// keysDown.remove(KeyEvent.VK_Q); +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Light and Background Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Sets the background color to the given color. +// * +// * @param color The color to set the background as. +// */ +// public static void setBackground (Color color) { +// +// rootGroup.removeChild(bgGroup); +// bgGroup.removeChild(background); +// +// background = createBackground(); +// background.setColor(new Color3f(color)); +// +// bgGroup.addChild(background); +// rootGroup.addChild(bgGroup); +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets the background image to the given filename, scaled to fit the window. +// * +// * @param imageURL The filename for the background image. +// */ +// public static void setBackground (String imageURL) { +// +// rootGroup.removeChild(bgGroup); +// bgGroup.removeChild(background); +// +// background = createBackground(); +// +// BufferedImage bi = null; +// try { bi = ImageIO.read(new File(imageURL)); } +// catch (IOException ioe) {ioe.printStackTrace(); } +// +// if (bi == null) { +// try { ImageIO.read(new URL(imageURL)); } +// catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } +// } +// +// ImageComponent2D imageComp = new ImageComponent2D(ImageComponent.FORMAT_RGB, bi); +// background.setImage(imageComp); +// background.setImageScaleMode(Background.SCALE_FIT_ALL); +// +// bgGroup.addChild(background); +// rootGroup.addChild(bgGroup); +// } +// +// /** +// * Sets the background to the given image file. The file gets +// * wrapped around as a spherical skybox. +// * +// * @param imageURL The background image to use. +// */ +// public static void setBackgroundSphere (String imageURL) { +// +// Sphere sphere = new Sphere(1.1f, Sphere.GENERATE_NORMALS +// | Sphere.GENERATE_NORMALS_INWARD +// | Sphere.GENERATE_TEXTURE_COORDS, numDivisions); +// +// Appearance ap = sphere.getAppearance(); +// +// Texture texture = createTexture(imageURL); +// +// TextureAttributes texAttr = new TextureAttributes(); +// texAttr.setTextureMode(TextureAttributes.REPLACE); +// +// ap.setTexture(texture); +// ap.setTextureAttributes(texAttr); +// +// sphere.setAppearance(ap); +// +// BranchGroup backGeoBranch = createBranchGroup(); +// backGeoBranch.addChild(sphere); +// +// rootGroup.removeChild(bgGroup); +// bgGroup.removeChild(background); +// +// background = createBackground(); +// background.setGeometry(backGeoBranch); +// +// bgGroup.addChild(background); +// rootGroup.addChild(bgGroup); +// +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// public static void clearSound () { +// soundGroup.removeAllChildren(); +// } +// +// public static void playAmbientSound (String filename) { +// playAmbientSound(filename, 1.0, false); +// } +// +// public static void playAmbientSound (String filename, boolean loop) { +// playAmbientSound(filename, 1.0, loop); +// } +// +// private static void playAmbientSound (String filename, double volume, boolean loop) { +// +// MediaContainer mc = new MediaContainer("file:" + filename); +// mc.setCacheEnable(true); +// +// BackgroundSound sound = new BackgroundSound(); +// sound.setInitialGain((float)volume); +// sound.setSoundData(mc); +// sound.setBounds(INFINITE_BOUNDS); +// sound.setSchedulingBounds(INFINITE_BOUNDS); +// if (loop == true) sound.setLoop(Sound.INFINITE_LOOPS); +// sound.setEnable(true); +// +// BranchGroup bg = createBranchGroup(); +// bg.addChild(sound); +// soundGroup.addChild(bg); +// } +// +// // public static void playPointSound (String filename, Vector3D position, double volume, boolean loop) { +// // +// // MediaContainer mc = new MediaContainer("file:" + filename); +// // mc.setCacheEnable(true); +// // +// // PointSound sound = new PointSound(); +// // sound.setInitialGain((float)volume); +// // sound.setSoundData(mc); +// // sound.setBounds(INFINITE_BOUNDS); +// // sound.setSchedulingBounds(INFINITE_BOUNDS); +// // if (loop == true) sound.setLoop(Sound.INFINITE_LOOPS); +// // sound.setPosition(createPoint3f(position)); +// // Point2f[] distanceGain = new Point2f[2]; +// // distanceGain[0] = new Point2f(0, 1); +// // distanceGain[1] = new Point2f(20, 0); +// // sound.setDistanceGain(distanceGain); +// // sound.setEnable(true); +// // +// // BranchGroup bg = createBranchGroup(); +// // bg.addChild(sound); +// // soundGroup.addChild(bg); +// // } +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// public static void clearFog () { +// fogGroup.removeAllChildren(); +// } +// +// public static void addFog (Color col, double frontDistance, double backDistance) { +// LinearFog fog = new LinearFog(new Color3f(col), frontDistance, backDistance); +// fog.setInfluencingBounds(INFINITE_BOUNDS); +// +// BranchGroup bg = createBranchGroup(); +// bg.addChild(fog); +// fogGroup.addChild(bg); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// /** +// * Removes all current lighting from the scene. +// */ +// public static void clearLight () { +// lightGroup.removeAllChildren(); +// } +// +// /** +// * Adds the default lighting to the scene, called automatically at startup. +// */ +// public static void setDefaultLight () { +// clearLight(); +// directionalLight(-4f, 7f, 12f, LIGHT_GRAY); +// directionalLight(4f, -7f, -12f, WHITE); +// ambientLight(new Color(0.1f, 0.1f, 0.1f)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Adds a directional light of color col which appears to come from (x, y, z). +// */ +// public static Light directionalLight (Vector3D dir, Color col) { +// return directionalLight(dir.x, dir.y, dir.z, col); +// } +// +// /** +// * Adds a directional light of color col which shines in the direction vector (x, y, z) +// */ +// public static Light directionalLight (double x, double y, double z, Color col) { +// +// DirectionalLight light = new DirectionalLight(); +// light.setColor(new Color3f(col)); +// +// light.setInfluencingBounds(INFINITE_BOUNDS); +// light.setCapability(DirectionalLight.ALLOW_STATE_WRITE); +// light.setCapability(DirectionalLight.ALLOW_COLOR_WRITE); +// light.setEnable(true); +// +// BranchGroup bg = createBranchGroup(); +// TransformGroup tg = createTransformGroup(); +// tg.addChild(light); +// bg.addChild(tg); +// lightGroup.addChild(bg); +// +// Light l = new Light(bg, tg, light); +// l.setDirection(new Vector3D(x, y, z)); +// return l; +// } +// +// /** +// * Adds ambient light of color col. +// */ +// public static Light ambientLight (Color col) { +// +// Color3f lightColor = new Color3f(col); +// AmbientLight light = new AmbientLight(lightColor); +// +// light.setInfluencingBounds(INFINITE_BOUNDS); +// light.setCapability(AmbientLight.ALLOW_STATE_WRITE); +// light.setCapability(AmbientLight.ALLOW_COLOR_WRITE); +// +// BranchGroup bg = createBranchGroup(); +// TransformGroup tg = createTransformGroup(); +// tg.addChild(light); +// bg.addChild(tg); +// lightGroup.addChild(bg); +// +// return new Light(bg, tg, light); +// } +// +// public static Light pointLight (Vector3D origin, Color col) { +// return pointLight(origin.x, origin.y, origin.z, col, 1.0); +// } +// +// public static Light pointLight (double x, double y, double z, Color col) { +// return pointLight(x, y, z, col, 1.0); +// } +// +// public static Light pointLight (Vector3D origin, Color col, double power) { +// return pointLight(origin.x, origin.y, origin.z, col, power); +// } +// +// public static Light pointLight (double x, double y, double z, Color col, double power) { +// +// PointLight light = new PointLight(); +// light.setColor(new Color3f(col)); +// +// light.setInfluencingBounds(INFINITE_BOUNDS); +// light.setCapability(PointLight.ALLOW_STATE_WRITE); +// light.setCapability(PointLight.ALLOW_COLOR_WRITE); +// light.setCapability(PointLight.ALLOW_ATTENUATION_WRITE); +// +// float scale = (float)zoom; +// float linearFade = 0.03f; +// float quadraticFade = 0.03f; +// light.setAttenuation(1.0f, linearFade / scale, quadraticFade / (scale * scale)); +// +// BranchGroup bg = createBranchGroup(); +// TransformGroup tg = createTransformGroup(); +// tg.addChild(light); +// bg.addChild(tg); +// lightGroup.addChild(bg); +// +// Light l = new Light(bg, tg, light); +// l.setPosition(x, y, z); +// l.scalePower(power); +// +// return l; +// } +// +// /** +// * Returns a randomly generated color. +// */ +// public static Color randomColor () { +// return new Color(new Random().nextInt()); +// } +// +// /** +// * Returns a randomly generated color on the rainbow. +// */ +// public static Color randomRainbowColor () { +// return Color.getHSBColor((float)Math.random(), 1.0f, 1.0f); +// } +// +// /** +// * Returns a randomly generated normalized Vector3D. +// */ +// public static Vector3D randomDirection() { +// +// double theta = Math.random() * Math.PI * 2; +// double phi = Math.random() * Math.PI; +// return new Vector3D(Math.cos(theta) * Math.sin(phi), Math.sin(theta) * Math.sin(phi), Math.cos(phi)); +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Animation Frame Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Clears the entire on the next call of show(). +// */ +// public static void clear () { +// clear3D(); +// clearOverlay(); +// } +// +// /** +// * Clears the 3D world on the screen for the next call of show(); +// */ +// public static void clear3D() { +// clear3D = true; +// offscreenGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// } +// +// /** +// * Clears the 2D overlay for the next call of show(); +// */ +// public static void clearOverlay () { +// clearOverlay = true; +// offscreenImage = createBufferedImage(); +// } +// +// /** +// * Pauses for a given amount of milliseconds. +// * +// * @param time The number of milliseconds to pause for. +// */ +// public static void pause (int time) { +// +// int t = time; +// +// while (t > 10) { +// moveEvents(10); +// Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().sync(); +// try { Thread.currentThread(); +// Thread.sleep(10); } +// catch (InterruptedException e) { System.out.println("Error sleeping"); } +// +// t -= 10; +// } +// +// moveEvents(t); +// if (t == 0) return; +// try { Thread.currentThread(); +// Thread.sleep(t); } +// catch (InterruptedException e) { System.out.println("Error sleeping"); } +// } +// +// /** +// * Allows for camera navigation of a scene without redrawing. Useful when +// * drawing a complicated scene once and then exploring without redrawing. +// * Call only as the last line of a program. +// */ +// public static void finished () { +// +// show(1000000000); +// } +// +// /** +// * Renders to the screen, but does not pause. +// */ +// public static void show () { show(0); } +// +// /** +// * Renders drawn 3D objects to the screen and draws the +// * 2D overlay, then pauses for the given time. +// * +// * @param time The number of milliseconds to pause for. +// */ +// public static void show (int time) { +// +// renderOverlay(); +// render3D(); +// pause(time); +// } +// +// public static void showOverlay () { showOverlay(0); } +// +// /** +// * Displays the drawn overlay onto the screen. +// */ +// public static void showOverlay (int time) { +// +// renderOverlay(); +// pause(time); +// } +// +// private static void renderOverlay () { +// if (clearOverlay) { +// clearOverlay = false; +// onscreenImage = offscreenImage; +// } else { +// Graphics2D graphics = (Graphics2D) onscreenImage.getGraphics(); +// graphics.drawRenderedImage(offscreenImage, new AffineTransform()); +// } +// offscreenImage = createBufferedImage(); +// } +// +// public static void show3D () { show3D(0); } +// +// /** +// * Renders the drawn 3D objects to the screen, but not the overlay. +// */ +// public static void show3D (int time) { +// +// render3D(); +// pause(time); +// } +// +// private static void render3D () { +// rootGroup.addChild(offscreenGroup); +// +// if (clear3D) { +// clear3D = false; +// rootGroup.removeChild(onscreenGroup); +// onscreenGroup = offscreenGroup; +// } else { +// Enumeration children = offscreenGroup.getAllChildren(); +// while(children.hasMoreElements()) { +// Node child = (Node)children.nextElement(); +// offscreenGroup.removeChild(child); +// onscreenGroup.addChild(child); +// } +// } +// +// offscreenGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// +// //System.out.println("off = " + offscreenGroup.numChildren()); +// //System.out.println("on = " + onscreenGroup.numChildren()); +// +// rootGroup.removeChild(offscreenGroup); +// } +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Primitive 3D Drawing Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Draws a sphere at (x, y, z) with radius r. +// */ +// public static Shape sphere (double x, double y, double z, double r) { +// return sphere(x, y, z, r, 0, 0, 0, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a sphere at (x, y, z) with radius r and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape sphere (double x, double y, double z, double r, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// return sphere(x, y, z, r, xA, yA, zA, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a sphere at (x, y, z) with radius r and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape sphere (double x, double y, double z, double r, String imageURL) { +// return sphere(x, y, z, r, 0, 0, 0, imageURL); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a sphere at (x, y, z) with radius r, axial rotations (xA, yA, zA), and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape sphere (double x, double y, double z, double r, double xA, double yA, double zA, String imageURL) { +// +// Vector3f dimensions = createVector3f(0, 0, r); +// Sphere sphere = new Sphere(dimensions.z, PRIMFLAGS, numDivisions); +// sphere.setAppearance(createAppearance(imageURL, true)); +// return primitive(sphere, x, y, z, new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA), null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe sphere at (x, y, z) with radius r. +// */ +// public static Shape wireSphere (double x, double y, double z, double r) { +// return wireSphere(x, y, z, r, 0, 0, 0); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe sphere at (x, y, z) with radius r and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape wireSphere (double x, double y, double z, double r, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// +// Vector3f dimensions = createVector3f(0, 0, r); +// Sphere sphere = new Sphere(dimensions.z, PRIMFLAGS, numDivisions); +// sphere.setAppearance(createAppearance(null, false)); +// return primitive(sphere, x, y, z, new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA), null); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// /** +// * Draws an ellipsoid at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d). +// */ +// public static Shape ellipsoid (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d) { +// return ellipsoid(x, y, z, w, h, d, 0, 0, 0, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws an ellipsoid at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d) and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape ellipsoid (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// return ellipsoid(x, y, z, w, h, d, xA, yA, zA, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws an ellipsoid at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d) and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape ellipsoid (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d, String imageURL) { +// return ellipsoid(x, y, z, w, h, d, 0, 0, 0, imageURL); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws an ellipsoid at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d), axial rotations (xA, yA, zA), and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape ellipsoid (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d, double xA, double yA, double zA, String imageURL) { +// +// Sphere sphere = new Sphere(1, PRIMFLAGS, numDivisions); +// sphere.setAppearance(createAppearance(imageURL, true)); +// return primitive(sphere, x, y, z, new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA), new Vector3d(w, h, d)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe ellipsoid at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d). +// */ +// public static Shape wireEllipsoid (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d) { +// return wireEllipsoid(x, y, z, w, h, d, 0, 0, 0); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe ellipsoid at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d) and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape wireEllipsoid (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// +// Sphere sphere = new Sphere(1, PRIMFLAGS, numDivisions); +// sphere.setAppearance(createAppearance(null, false)); +// return primitive(sphere, x, y, z, new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA), new Vector3d(w, h, d)); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// /** +// * Draws a cube at (x, y, z) with radius r. +// */ +// public static Shape cube (double x, double y, double z, double r) { +// return cube(x, y, z, r, 0, 0, 0, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a cube at (x, y, z) with radius r and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape cube (double x, double y, double z, double r, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// return cube(x, y, z, r, xA, yA, zA, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a cube at (x, y, z) with radius r and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape cube (double x, double y, double z, double r, String imageURL) { +// return cube(x, y, z, r, 0, 0, 0, imageURL); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a cube at (x, y, z) with radius r, axial rotations (xA, yA, zA), and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape cube (double x, double y, double z, double r, double xA, double yA, double zA, String imageURL) { +// return box(x, y, z, r, r, r, xA, yA, zA, imageURL); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe cube at (x, y, z) with radius r and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape wireCube (double x, double y, double z, double r, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// +// return wireBox(x, y, z, r, r, r, 0, 0, 0); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe cube at (x, y, z) with radius r. +// */ +// public static Shape wireCube (double x, double y, double z, double r) { +// +// double[] xC = new double[] +// { x+r, x+r, x-r, x-r, x+r, x+r, x+r, x-r, x-r, x+r, x+r, x+r, x-r, x-r, x-r, x-r }; +// double[] yC = new double[] +// { y+r, y-r, y-r, y+r, y+r, y+r, y-r, y-r, y+r, y+r, y-r, y-r, y-r, y-r, y+r, y+r }; +// double[] zC = new double[] +// { z+r, z+r, z+r, z+r, z+r, z-r, z-r, z-r, z-r, z-r, z-r, z+r, z+r, z-r, z-r, z+r }; +// +// return lines(xC, yC, zC); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// /** +// * Draws a box at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d). +// */ +// public static Shape box (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d) { +// return box(x, y, z, w, h, d, 0, 0, 0, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a box at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d) and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape box (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// return box(x, y, z, w, h, d, xA, yA, zA, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a box at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d) and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape box (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d, String imageURL) { +// return box(x, y, z, w, h, d, 0, 0, 0, imageURL); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a box at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d), axial rotations (xA, yA, zA), and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape box (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d, double xA, double yA, double zA, String imageURL) { +// +// Appearance ap = createAppearance(imageURL, true); +// +// Vector3f dimensions = createVector3f(w, h, d); +// +// com.sun.j3d.utils.geometry.Box box = new +// com.sun.j3d.utils.geometry.Box(dimensions.x, dimensions.y, dimensions.z, PRIMFLAGS, ap, numDivisions); +// return primitive(box, x, y, z, new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA), null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe box at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d). +// */ +// public static Shape wireBox (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d) { +// return wireBox(x, y, z, w, h, d, 0, 0, 0); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe box at (x, y, z) with dimensions (w, h, d) and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape wireBox (double x, double y, double z, double w, double h, double d, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// +// Appearance ap = createAppearance(null, false); +// +// Vector3f dimensions = createVector3f(w, h, d); +// +// com.sun.j3d.utils.geometry.Box box = new +// com.sun.j3d.utils.geometry.Box(dimensions.x, dimensions.y, dimensions.z, PRIMFLAGS, ap, numDivisions); +// return primitive(box, x, y, z, new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA), null); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// /** +// * Draws a cylinder at (x, y, z) with radius r and height h. +// */ +// public static Shape cylinder (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h) { +// return cylinder(x, y, z, r, h, 0, 0, 0, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a cylinder at (x, y, z) with radius r, height h, and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape cylinder (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// return cylinder(x, y, z, r, h, xA, yA, zA, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a cylinder at (x, y, z) with radius r, height h, and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape cylinder (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h, String imageURL) { +// return cylinder(x, y, z, r, h, 0, 0, 0, imageURL); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a cylinder at (x, y, z) with radius r, height h, axial rotations (xA, yA, zA), and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape cylinder (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h, double xA, double yA, double zA, String imageURL) { +// +// Appearance ap = createAppearance(imageURL, true); +// Vector3f dimensions = createVector3f(r, h, 0); +// Cylinder cyl = new Cylinder (dimensions.x, dimensions.y, PRIMFLAGS, numDivisions, numDivisions, ap); +// return primitive(cyl, x, y, z, new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA), null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe cylinder at (x, y, z) with radius r and height h. +// */ +// public static Shape wireCylinder (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h) { +// return wireCylinder(x, y, z, r, h, 0, 0, 0); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe cylinder at (x, y, z) with radius r, height h, and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape wireCylinder (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// +// Appearance ap = createAppearance(null, false); +// Vector3f dimensions = createVector3f(r, h, 0); +// Cylinder cyl = new Cylinder (dimensions.x, dimensions.y, PRIMFLAGS, numDivisions, numDivisions, ap); +// return primitive(cyl, x, y, z, new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA), null); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// /** +// * Draws a cone at (x, y, z) with radius r and height h. +// */ +// public static Shape cone (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h) { +// return cone(x, y, z, r, h, 0, 0, 0, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a cone at (x, y, z) with radius r, height h, and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape cone (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// return cone(x, y, z, r, h, xA, yA, zA, null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a cone at (x, y, z) with radius r, height h, and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape cone (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h, String imageURL) { +// return cone(x, y, z, r, h, 0, 0, 0, imageURL); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a cone at (x, y, z) with radius r, height h, axial rotations (xA, yA, zA), and a texture from imageURL. +// */ +// public static Shape cone (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h, double xA, double yA, double zA, String imageURL) { +// +// Appearance ap = createAppearance(imageURL, true); +// Vector3f dimensions = createVector3f(r, h, 0); +// Cone cone = new Cone (dimensions.x, dimensions.y, PRIMFLAGS, numDivisions, numDivisions, ap); +// return primitive(cone, x, y, z, new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA), null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe cone at (x, y, z) with radius r and height h. +// */ +// public static Shape wireCone (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h) { +// return wireCone(x, y, z, r, h, 0, 0, 0); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe cone at (x, y, z) with radius r, height h, and axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// public static Shape wireCone (double x, double y, double z, double r, double h, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// +// Appearance ap = createAppearance(null, false); +// Vector3f dimensions = createVector3f(r, h, 0); +// Cone cone = new Cone (dimensions.x, dimensions.y, PRIMFLAGS, numDivisions, numDivisions, ap); +// return primitive(cone, x, y, z, new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA), null); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// /** +// * Draws a Java 3D Primitive object at (x, y, z) with axial rotations (xA, yA, zA). +// */ +// private static Shape primitive (Primitive shape, double x, double y, double z, Vector3d angles, Vector3d scales) { +// +// shape.setCapability(Primitive.ENABLE_APPEARANCE_MODIFY); +// shape.setPickable(false); +// shape.setCollidable(false); +// +// TransformGroup tgScale = createTransformGroup(); +// Transform3D scaleTransform = new Transform3D(); +// if (scales != null) +// scaleTransform.setScale(scales); +// tgScale.setTransform(scaleTransform); +// tgScale.addChild(shape); +// +// TransformGroup tgShape = createTransformGroup(); +// Transform3D transform = new Transform3D(); +// if (angles != null) { +// angles.scale(Math.PI / 180); +// transform.setEuler( angles); +// } +// Vector3f vector = createVector3f(x, y, z); +// transform.setTranslation(vector); +// tgShape.setTransform(transform); +// tgShape.addChild(tgScale); +// +// BranchGroup bg = createBranchGroup(); +// bg.addChild(tgShape); +// offscreenGroup.addChild(bg); +// +// return new Shape(bg, tgShape); +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Non-Primitive Drawing Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Draws a single point at (x, y, z). +// */ +// public static Shape point (double x, double y, double z) { +// +// return points(new double[] {x}, new double[] {y}, new double[] {z}); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a set of points at the given coordinates. For example, +// * the first point is at (x[0], y[0], z[0]). +// * Much more efficient than drawing individual points. +// */ +// public static Shape points (double[] x, double[] y, double[] z) { +// +// Point3f[] coords = constructPoint3f(x, y, z); +// +// GeometryArray geom = new PointArray(coords.length, PointArray.COORDINATES); +// geom.setCoordinates(0, coords); +// +// Shape3D shape = createShape3D(geom); +// +// return shape(shape); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a set of points at the given coordinates with the given colors. +// * For example, the first point is at (x[0], y[0], z[0]) with color colors[0]. +// * Much more efficient than drawing individual points. +// */ +// public static Shape points (double[] x, double[] y, double[] z, Color[] colors) { +// +// Point3f[] coords = constructPoint3f(x, y, z); +// +// GeometryArray geom = new PointArray(coords.length, PointArray.COORDINATES | PointArray.COLOR_4); +// geom.setCoordinates(0, coords); +// +// for (int i = 0; i < x.length; i++) +// geom.setColor(i, colors[i].getComponents(null)); +// +// Shape3D shape = createShape3D(geom); +// +// return customShape(shape); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// /** +// * Draws a single line from (x1, y1, z1) to (x2, y2, z2). +// */ +// public static Shape line (double x1, double y1, double z1, double x2, double y2, double z2) { +// +// return lines(new double[] {x1, x2}, new double[] {y1, y2}, new double[] {z1, z2}); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a set of connected lines. For example, the first line is from (x[0], y[0], z[0]) to +// * (x[1], y[1], z[1]), and the second line is from (x[1], y[1], z[1]) to (x[2], y[2], z[2]). +// * Much more efficient than drawing individual lines. +// */ +// public static Shape lines (double[] x, double[] y, double[] z) { +// +// Point3f[] coords = constructPoint3f(x, y, z); +// +// GeometryArray geom = new LineStripArray +// (coords.length, LineArray.COORDINATES, new int[] {coords.length}); +// geom.setCoordinates(0, coords); +// +// Shape3D shape = createShape3D(geom); +// +// return shape(shape); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a set of connected lines. For example, the first line is from (x[0], y[0], z[0]) to +// * (x[1], y[1], z[1]), and the second line is from (x[1], y[1], z[1]) to (x[2], y[2], z[2]). +// * Much more efficient than drawing individual lines. Vertex colors are specified by the given +// * array, and line colors are blends of its two vertex colors. +// */ +// public static Shape lines (double[] x, double[] y, double[] z, Color[] colors) { +// +// Point3f[] coords = constructPoint3f(x, y, z); +// +// GeometryArray geom = new LineStripArray +// (coords.length, LineArray.COORDINATES | LineArray.COLOR_4, new int[] {coords.length}); +// geom.setCoordinates(0, coords); +// +// for (int i = 0; i < x.length; i++) +// geom.setColor(i, colors[i].getComponents(null)); +// +// Shape3D shape = createShape3D(geom); +// +// return customShape(shape); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a cylindrical tube of radius r from vertex (x1, y1, z1) to vertex (x2, y2, z2). +// */ +// public static Shape tube (double x1, double y1, double z1, double x2, double y2, double z2, double r) { +// +// Vector3D mid = new Vector3D(x1 + x2, y1 + y2, z1 + z2).times(0.5); +// Vector3D line = new Vector3D(x2 - x1, y2 - y1, z2 - z1); +// +// Shape s = cylinder(mid.x, mid.y, mid.z, r, line.mag()); +// +// Vector3D yAxis = new Vector3D(0, 1, 0); +// Vector3D cross = line.cross(yAxis); +// double angle = line.angle(yAxis); +// s.rotateAxis(cross, -angle); +// +// return combine(s); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a series of cylindrical tubes of radius r, with vertices (x, y, z). +// */ +// public static Shape tubes (double[] x, double[] y, double[] z, double r) { +// +// StdDraw3D.Shape[] shapes = new StdDraw3D.Shape[(x.length-1) * 2]; +// +// for (int i = 0; i < x.length - 1; i++) { +// shapes[i] = tube(x[i], y[i], z[i], x[i+1], y[i+1], z[i+1], r); +// shapes[i + x.length - 1] = sphere(x[i+1], y[i+1], z[i+1], r); +// } +// +// return combine(shapes); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a series of cylindrical tubes of radius r, with vertices (x, y, z) and the given colors. +// * No more efficient than drawing individual tubes. +// */ +// public static Shape tubes (double[] x, double[] y, double[] z, double r, Color[] colors) { +// +// StdDraw3D.Shape[] shapes = new StdDraw3D.Shape[(x.length-1) * 2]; +// +// for (int i = 0; i < x.length - 1; i++) { +// StdDraw3D.setPenColor(colors[i]); +// shapes[i] = tube(x[i], y[i], z[i], x[i+1], y[i+1], z[i+1], r); +// shapes[i + x.length - 1] = sphere(x[i+1], y[i+1], z[i+1], r); +// } +// +// return combine(shapes); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// /** +// * Draws a filled polygon with the given vertices. The vertices should be planar for a +// * proper 2D polygon to be drawn. +// */ +// public static Shape polygon (double[] x, double[] y, double[] z) { +// return polygon(x, y, z, true); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws the triangulated outline of a polygon with the given vertices. +// */ +// public static Shape wirePolygon (double[] x, double[] y, double[] z) { +// return polygon(x, y, z, false); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a polygon with the given vertices, which is filled or outlined based on the argument. +// * +// * @param filled Is the polygon filled? +// */ +// private static Shape polygon (double[] x, double[] y, double[] z, boolean filled) { +// +// Point3f[] coords = constructPoint3f(x, y, z); +// GeometryArray geom = new TriangleFanArray(coords.length, LineArray.COORDINATES, new int[] {coords.length}); +// geom.setCoordinates(0, coords); +// +// GeometryInfo geoinfo = new GeometryInfo((GeometryArray)geom); +// NormalGenerator normalGenerator = new NormalGenerator(); +// normalGenerator.generateNormals(geoinfo); +// +// Shape3D shape = createShape3D(geoinfo.getIndexedGeometryArray()); +// +// if (filled) +// return shape(shape); +// else +// return wireShape(shape); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// /** +// * Draws triangles which are defined by x1=points[i][0], y1=points[i][1], z1=points[i][2], x2=points[i][3], etc. +// * All of the points will be the width and color specified by the setPenColor and setPenWidth methods. +// * @param points an array of the points to be connected. The first dimension is +// * unspecified, but the second dimension should be 9 (the 3-space coordinates of each vertex) +// */ +// public static Shape triangles (double[][] points) { +// return triangles(points, true); +// } +// +// public static Shape wireTriangles (double[][] points) { +// return triangles(points, false); +// } +// +// private static Shape triangles (double[][] points, boolean filled) { +// +// int size = points.length; +// Point3f[] coords = new Point3f[size*3]; +// +// for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) { +// coords[3*i] = new Point3f(createVector3f(points[i][0], points[i][1], points[i][2])); +// coords[3*i+1] = new Point3f(createVector3f(points[i][3], points[i][4], points[i][5])); +// coords[3*i+2] = new Point3f(createVector3f(points[i][6], points[i][7], points[i][8])); +// } +// +// GeometryArray geom = new TriangleArray(size*3, TriangleArray.COORDINATES); +// geom.setCoordinates(0, coords); +// +// GeometryInfo geoinfo = new GeometryInfo(geom); +// NormalGenerator normalGenerator = new NormalGenerator(); +// normalGenerator.generateNormals(geoinfo); +// +// Shape3D shape = createShape3D(geoinfo.getIndexedGeometryArray()); +// +// if (filled) +// return shape(shape); +// else +// return wireShape(shape); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a set of triangles, each with the specified color. There should be one +// * color for each triangle. This is much more efficient than drawing individual +// * triangles. +// */ +// public static Shape triangles (double[][] points, Color[] colors) { +// return triangles(points, colors, true); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a set of wireframetriangles, each with the specified color. There should be one +// * color for each triangle. This is much more efficient than drawing individual +// * triangles. +// */ +// public static Shape wireTriangles (double[][] points, Color[] colors) { +// return triangles(points, colors, false); +// } +// +// private static Shape triangles (double[][] points, Color[] colors, boolean filled) { +// int size = points.length; +// Point3f[] coords = new Point3f[size*3]; +// +// for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) { +// coords[3*i] = new Point3f(createVector3f(points[i][0], points[i][1], points[i][2])); +// coords[3*i+1] = new Point3f(createVector3f(points[i][3], points[i][4], points[i][5])); +// coords[3*i+2] = new Point3f(createVector3f(points[i][6], points[i][7], points[i][8])); +// } +// +// GeometryArray geom = new TriangleArray(size*3, TriangleArray.COORDINATES | TriangleArray.COLOR_4); +// geom.setCoordinates(0, coords); +// +// for (int i = 0; i < colors.length; i++) { +// geom.setColor(3 * i + 0, colors[i].getComponents(null)); +// geom.setColor(3 * i + 1, colors[i].getComponents(null)); +// geom.setColor(3 * i + 2, colors[i].getComponents(null)); +// } +// +// GeometryInfo geoinfo = new GeometryInfo(geom); +// NormalGenerator normalGenerator = new NormalGenerator(); +// normalGenerator.generateNormals(geoinfo); +// +// Shape3D shape = createShape3D(geoinfo.getIndexedGeometryArray()); +// +// if (filled) +// return shape(shape); +// else +// return wireShape(shape); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// +// /** +// * Draws a 3D text object at (x, y, z). Uses the pen font, color, and transparency. +// */ +// public static Shape text3D (double x, double y, double z, String text) { +// +// return text3D(x, y, z, text, 0, 0, 0); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a 3D text object at (x, y, z) with Euler rotation angles (xA, yA, zA). +// * Uses the pen font, color, and transparency. +// */ +// public static Shape text3D (double x, double y, double z, String text, double xA, double yA, double zA) { +// +// Line2D.Double line = new Line2D.Double(0, 0, TEXT3D_DEPTH, 0); +// FontExtrusion extrudePath = new FontExtrusion(line); +// Font3D font3D = new Font3D(font, extrudePath); +// Point3d pos = new Point3d(x, y, z); +// Text3D t = new Text3D(font3D, text, createPoint3f(x, y, z)); +// +// // FIX THIS TO NOT HAVE SCALE INCLUDED +// Transform3D shrinker = new Transform3D(); +// shrinker.setEuler(new Vector3d(xA, yA, zA)); +// shrinker.setTranslation(new Vector3d(x, y, z)); +// shrinker.setScale(TEXT3D_SHRINK_FACTOR); +// Shape3D shape = createShape3D(t); +// return shape(shape, true, shrinker, false); +// } +// +// //********************************************************************************************* +// /** +// * Constructs a Point3f array from the given coordinate arrays. +// */ +// private static Point3f[] constructPoint3f (double[] x, double[] y, double[] z) { +// +// int size = x.length; +// Point3f[] coords = new Point3f[size]; +// +// for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) +// coords[i] = new Point3f(createVector3f(x[i], y[i], z[i])); +// +// return coords; +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a .ply file from a filename or website name. +// */ +// private static Shape drawPLY (String filename, boolean colored) { +// +// Scanner scanner = createScanner(filename); +// +// int vertices = -1; +// int triangles = -1; +// int properties = -1; +// +// while (true) { +// String s = scanner.next(); +// if (s.equals("vertex")) +// vertices = scanner.nextInt(); +// else if (s.equals("face")) +// triangles = scanner.nextInt(); +// else if (s.equals("property")) { +// properties++; +// scanner.next(); +// scanner.next(); +// } +// else if (s.equals("end_header")) +// break; +// } +// +// System.out.println(vertices + " " + triangles + " " + properties); +// +// if ((vertices == -1) || (triangles == -1) || (properties == -1)) +// throw new RuntimeException("Cannot read format of .ply file!"); +// +// double[][] parameters = new double[properties][vertices]; +// +// for (int i = 0; i < vertices; i++) { +// if ((i % 10000) == 0) +// System.out.println("vertex " + i); +// for (int j = 0; j < properties; j++) { +// parameters[j][i] = scanner.nextDouble(); +// } +// } +// +// double[][] points = new double[triangles][9]; +// +// for (int i = 0; i < triangles; i++) { +// int edges = scanner.nextInt(); +// if (edges != 3) +// throw new RuntimeException("Only triangular faces supported!"); +// +// if ((i % 10000) == 0) +// System.out.println("face " + i); +// +// int index = scanner.nextInt(); +// points[i][0] = parameters[0][index]; +// points[i][1] = parameters[1][index]; +// points[i][2] = parameters[2][index]; +// +// index = scanner.nextInt(); +// points[i][3] = parameters[0][index]; +// points[i][4] = parameters[1][index]; +// points[i][5] = parameters[2][index]; +// +// index = scanner.nextInt(); +// points[i][6] = parameters[0][index]; +// points[i][7] = parameters[1][index]; +// points[i][8] = parameters[2][index]; +// } +// +// return triangles(points); +// } +// +// private static Shape drawLWS (String filename) { +// +// Lw3dLoader loader = new Lw3dLoader(); +// try { +// BranchGroup bg = loader.load(filename).getSceneGroup(); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_CHILDREN_READ); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_CHILDREN_WRITE); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_CHILDREN_EXTEND); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_DETACH); +// +// TransformGroup transGroup = new TransformGroup(); +// transGroup.addChild(bg); +// BranchGroup bg2 = createBranchGroup(); +// bg2.addChild(transGroup); +// offscreenGroup.addChild(bg2); +// return new Shape(bg2, transGroup); +// } catch (FileNotFoundException fnfe) { fnfe.printStackTrace(); } +// return null; +// } +// +// private static Shape drawOBJ (String filename, boolean colored) { +// +// int params = ObjectFile.RESIZE | Loader.LOAD_ALL; +// ObjectFile loader = new ObjectFile(params); +// try { +// BranchGroup bg = loader.load(filename).getSceneGroup(); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_CHILDREN_READ); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_CHILDREN_WRITE); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_CHILDREN_EXTEND); +// bg.setCapability(BranchGroup.ALLOW_DETACH); +// +// //System.out.println("Children: " + bg.numChildren()); +// +// for (int i = 0; i < bg.numChildren(); i++) { +// Node child = bg.getChild(i); +// if (child instanceof Shape3D) { +// Shape3D shape = (Shape3D) child; +// //System.out.println("shape3d"); +// // Appearance ap = shape.getAppearance(); +// // PolygonAttributes pa = ap.getPolygonAttributes(); +// // if (pa == null) pa = new PolygonAttributes(); +// // pa.setCullFace(PolygonAttributes.CULL_NONE); +// // ap.setPolygonAttributes(pa); +// // Material m = ap.getMaterial(); +// // m.setSpecularColor(new Color3f(GRAY)); +// // m.setShininess(64); +// if (colored) +// shape.setAppearance(createAppearance(null, true)); +// else { +// Appearance ap = shape.getAppearance(); +// PolygonAttributes pa = ap.getPolygonAttributes(); +// if (pa == null) pa = new PolygonAttributes(); +// pa.setCullFace(PolygonAttributes.CULL_NONE); +// ap.setPolygonAttributes(pa); +// } +// //for (int j = 0; j < shape.numGeometries(); j++) { +// // Geometry g = shape.getGeometry(j); +// // if (g instanceof GeometryArray) { +// // GeometryArray ga = (GeometryArray) g; +// //System.out.println("GeometryArray"); +// //System.out.println("format: " + ga.getVertexFormat()); +// //float[] colors = ga.getInterleavedVertices(); +// //for (int k = 0; k < colors.length; k++) +// // System.out.println(colors[k]); +// // } +// //} +// } +// } +// +// TransformGroup transGroup = new TransformGroup(); +// transGroup.addChild(bg); +// BranchGroup bg2 = createBranchGroup(); +// bg2.addChild(transGroup); +// offscreenGroup.addChild(bg2); +// return new Shape(bg2, transGroup); +// } catch (FileNotFoundException fnfe) { fnfe.printStackTrace(); } +// return null; +// } +// +// public static Shape model (String filename) { +// return model(filename, false); +// } +// +// public static Shape coloredModel (String filename) { +// return model(filename, true); +// } +// +// private static Shape model (String filename, boolean colored) { +// +// if (filename == null) return null; +// String suffix = filename.substring(filename.lastIndexOf('.') + 1); +// String extension = suffix.toLowerCase(); +// +// if (suffix.equals("ply")) +// return drawPLY(filename, colored); +// else if (suffix.equals("obj")) +// return drawOBJ(filename, colored); +// //else if (suffix.equals("lws")) +// // return drawLWS(filename); +// else +// throw new RuntimeException("Format not supported!"); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a Java 3D Shape3D object and fills it in. +// * +// * @param shape The Shape3D object to be drawn. +// */ +// private static Shape shape (Shape3D shape) { +// return shape(shape, true, null, false); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a wireframe Java 3D Shape3D object and fills it in. +// * +// * @param shape The Shape3D object to be drawn. +// */ +// private static Shape wireShape (Shape3D shape) { +// return shape(shape, false, null, false); +// } +// +// private static Shape customShape (Shape3D shape) { +// return shape(shape, true, null, true); +// } +// +// private static Shape customWireShape (Shape3D shape) { +// return shape(shape, false, null, true); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a Java3D Shape3D object with the given properties. +// * +// * @param polygonFill Polygon fill properties, specified by Java 3D. +// */ +// private static Shape shape (Shape3D shape, boolean fill, Transform3D transform, boolean custom) { +// +// Appearance ap; +// +// if (custom) ap = createCustomAppearance(fill); +// else ap = createAppearance(null, fill); +// +// shape.setAppearance(ap); +// +// TransformGroup transGroup = new TransformGroup(); +// if (transform != null) +// transGroup.setTransform(transform); +// +// transGroup.addChild(shape); +// +// BranchGroup bg = createBranchGroup(); +// bg.addChild(transGroup); +// offscreenGroup.addChild(bg); +// return new Shape(bg, transGroup); +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * 2D Overlay Drawing Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Draws one pixel at (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayPixel (double x, double y) { +// getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).fillRect(Math.round(scaleX(x)), Math.round(scaleY(y)), 1, 1); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a point at (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayPoint (double x, double y) { +// float r = penRadius; +// if (r <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).fill(new Ellipse2D.Double(scaleX(x) - r/2, scaleY(y) - r/2, r, r)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a line from (x0, y0) to (x1, y1). +// */ +// public static void overlayLine (double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1) { +// getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).draw(new Line2D.Double(scaleX(x0), scaleY(y0), scaleX(x1), scaleY(y1))); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a circle of radius r, centered on (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayCircle (double x, double y, double r) { +// +// if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("circle radius can't be negative"); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// double ws = factorX(2*r); +// double hs = factorY(2*r); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).draw(new Ellipse2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a filled circle of radius r, centered on (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayFilledCircle (double x, double y, double r) { +// +// if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("circle radius can't be negative"); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// double ws = factorX(2*r); +// double hs = factorY(2*r); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).fill(new Ellipse2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws an ellipse with given semimajor and semiminor axes, centered on (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayEllipse (double x, double y, double semiMajorAxis, double semiMinorAxis) { +// if (semiMajorAxis < 0) throw new RuntimeException("ellipse semimajor axis can't be negative"); +// if (semiMinorAxis < 0) throw new RuntimeException("ellipse semiminor axis can't be negative"); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// double ws = factorX(2*semiMajorAxis); +// double hs = factorY(2*semiMinorAxis); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).draw(new Ellipse2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a filled ellipse with given semimajor and semiminor axes, centered on (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayFilledEllipse (double x, double y, double semiMajorAxis, double semiMinorAxis) { +// if (semiMajorAxis < 0) throw new RuntimeException("ellipse semimajor axis can't be negative"); +// if (semiMinorAxis < 0) throw new RuntimeException("ellipse semiminor axis can't be negative"); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// double ws = factorX(2*semiMajorAxis); +// double hs = factorY(2*semiMinorAxis); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).fill(new Ellipse2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws an arc of radius r, centered on (x, y), from angle1 to angle2 (in degrees). +// */ +// public static void overlayArc (double x, double y, double r, double angle1, double angle2) { +// if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("arc radius can't be negative"); +// while (angle2 < angle1) angle2 += 360; +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// double ws = factorX(2*r); +// double hs = factorY(2*r); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).draw(new Arc2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs, angle1, angle2 - angle1, Arc2D.OPEN)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a square of side length 2r, centered on (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlaySquare (double x, double y, double r) { +// if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("square side length can't be negative"); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// double ws = factorX(2*r); +// double hs = factorY(2*r); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).draw(new Rectangle2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a filled square of side length 2r, centered on (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayFilledSquare (double x, double y, double r) { +// if (r < 0) throw new RuntimeException("square side length can't be negative"); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// double ws = factorX(2*r); +// double hs = factorY(2*r); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).fill(new Rectangle2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a rectangle of given half width and half height, centered on (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayRectangle (double x, double y, double halfWidth, double halfHeight) { +// if (halfWidth < 0) throw new RuntimeException("half width can't be negative"); +// if (halfHeight < 0) throw new RuntimeException("half height can't be negative"); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// double ws = factorX(2*halfWidth); +// double hs = factorY(2*halfHeight); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).draw(new Rectangle2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a filled rectangle of given half width and half height, centered on (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayFilledRectangle (double x, double y, double halfWidth, double halfHeight) { +// if (halfWidth < 0) throw new RuntimeException("half width can't be negative"); +// if (halfHeight < 0) throw new RuntimeException("half height can't be negative"); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// double ws = factorX(2*halfWidth); +// double hs = factorY(2*halfHeight); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).fill(new Rectangle2D.Double(xs - ws/2, ys - hs/2, ws, hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a polygon with the given (x[i], y[i]) coordinates. +// */ +// public static void overlayPolygon (double[] x, double[] y) { +// int N = x.length; +// GeneralPath path = new GeneralPath(); +// path.moveTo(scaleX(x[0]), scaleY(y[0])); +// for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) +// path.lineTo(scaleX(x[i]), scaleY(y[i])); +// path.closePath(); +// getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).draw(path); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a filled polygon with the given (x[i], y[i]) coordinates. +// */ +// public static void overlayFilledPolygon (double[] x, double[] y) { +// int N = x.length; +// GeneralPath path = new GeneralPath(); +// path.moveTo(scaleX(x[0]), scaleY(y[0])); +// for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) +// path.lineTo(scaleX(x[i]), scaleY(y[i])); +// path.closePath(); +// getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).fill(path); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws the given text as stationary on the window at (x, y). +// * This is useful for titles and HUD-style text. +// */ +// public static void overlayText (double x, double y, String text) { +// Graphics2D graphics = getGraphics2D(offscreenImage); +// FontMetrics metrics = graphics.getFontMetrics(); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// int ws = metrics.stringWidth(text); +// int hs = metrics.getDescent(); +// graphics.drawString(text, (float) (xs - ws/2.0), (float) (ys + hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Writes the given text string in the current font, centered on (x, y) and +// * rotated by the specified number of degrees. +// */ +// public static void overlayText (double x, double y, String text, double degrees) { +// Graphics2D graphics = getGraphics2D(offscreenImage); +// FontMetrics metrics = graphics.getFontMetrics(); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// int ws = metrics.stringWidth(text); +// int hs = metrics.getDescent(); +// graphics.rotate(Math.toRadians(-degrees), xs, ys); +// graphics.drawString(text, (float) (xs - ws/2.0), (float) (ys + hs)); +// graphics.rotate(Math.toRadians(+degrees), xs, ys); +// } +// +// /** +// * Write the given text string in the current font, left-aligned at (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayTextLeft (double x, double y, String text) { +// Graphics2D graphics = getGraphics2D(offscreenImage); +// FontMetrics metrics = graphics.getFontMetrics(); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// int ws = metrics.stringWidth(text); +// int hs = metrics.getDescent(); +// graphics.drawString(text, (float) (xs), (float) (ys + hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Write the given text string in the current font, right-aligned at (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayTextRight (double x, double y, String text) { +// Graphics2D graphics = getGraphics2D(offscreenImage); +// FontMetrics metrics = graphics.getFontMetrics(); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// int ws = metrics.stringWidth(text); +// int hs = metrics.getDescent(); +// graphics.drawString(text, (float) (xs - ws), (float) (ys + hs)); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a picture (gif, jpg, or png) centered on (x, y). +// */ +// public static void overlayPicture (double x, double y, String s) { +// Image image = getImage(s); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// int ws = image.getWidth(null); +// int hs = image.getHeight(null); +// if (ws < 0 || hs < 0) throw new RuntimeException("image " + s + " is corrupt"); +// getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).drawImage(image, (int) Math.round(xs - ws/2.0), (int) Math.round(ys - hs/2.0), null); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draws a picture (gif, jpg, or png) centered on (x, y), +// * rotated given number of degrees. +// */ +// public static void overlayPicture (double x, double y, String s, double degrees) { +// Image image = getImage(s); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// int ws = image.getWidth(null); +// int hs = image.getHeight(null); +// if (ws < 0 || hs < 0) throw new RuntimeException("image " + s + " is corrupt"); +// +// Graphics2D graphics = getGraphics2D(offscreenImage); +// graphics.rotate(Math.toRadians(-degrees), xs, ys); +// graphics.drawImage(image, (int) Math.round(xs - ws/2.0), (int) Math.round(ys - hs/2.0), null); +// graphics.rotate(Math.toRadians(+degrees), xs, ys); +// } +// +// /** +// * Draw picture (gif, jpg, or png) centered on (x, y), rescaled to w-by-h. +// */ +// public static void overlayPicture (double x, double y, String s, double w, double h) { +// Image image = getImage(s); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// if (w < 0) throw new RuntimeException("width is negative: " + w); +// if (h < 0) throw new RuntimeException("height is negative: " + h); +// double ws = factorX(w); +// double hs = factorY(h); +// if (ws < 0 || hs < 0) throw new RuntimeException("image " + s + " is corrupt"); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// else { +// getGraphics2D(offscreenImage).drawImage(image, (int) Math.round(xs - ws/2.0), +// (int) Math.round(ys - hs/2.0), +// (int) Math.round(ws), +// (int) Math.round(hs), null); +// } +// } +// +// /** +// * Draw picture (gif, jpg, or png) centered on (x, y), rotated +// * given number of degrees, rescaled to w-by-h. +// */ +// public static void overlayPicture (double x, double y, String s, double w, double h, double degrees) { +// Image image = getImage(s); +// double xs = scaleX(x); +// double ys = scaleY(y); +// double ws = factorX(w); +// double hs = factorY(h); +// if (ws < 0 || hs < 0) throw new RuntimeException("image " + s + " is corrupt"); +// if (ws <= 1 && hs <= 1) overlayPixel(x, y); +// +// Graphics2D graphics = getGraphics2D(offscreenImage); +// graphics.rotate(Math.toRadians(-degrees), xs, ys); +// graphics.drawImage(image, (int) Math.round(xs - ws/2.0), +// (int) Math.round(ys - hs/2.0), +// (int) Math.round(ws), +// (int) Math.round(hs), null); +// graphics.rotate(Math.toRadians(+degrees), xs, ys); +// } +// +// /** +// * Gets an image from the given filename. +// */ +// private static Image getImage (String filename) { +// +// // to read from file +// ImageIcon icon = new ImageIcon(filename); +// +// // try to read from URL +// if ((icon == null) || (icon.getImageLoadStatus() != MediaTracker.COMPLETE)) { +// try { +// URL url = new URL(filename); +// icon = new ImageIcon(url); +// } catch (Exception e) { /* not a url */ } +// } +// +// // in case file is inside a .jar +// if ((icon == null) || (icon.getImageLoadStatus() != MediaTracker.COMPLETE)) { +// URL url = StdDraw3D.class.getResource(filename); +// if (url == null) throw new RuntimeException("image " + filename + " not found"); +// icon = new ImageIcon(url); +// } +// +// return icon.getImage(); +// } +// +// private static Graphics2D getGraphics2D (BufferedImage image) { +// +// Graphics2D graphics = (Graphics2D) image.getGraphics(); +// graphics.setColor(penColor); +// graphics.setFont(font); +// BasicStroke stroke = new BasicStroke(penRadius, BasicStroke.CAP_ROUND, BasicStroke.JOIN_ROUND); +// graphics.setStroke(stroke); +// +// //if (getAntiAliasing()) +// graphics.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_ANTIALIASING, RenderingHints.VALUE_ANTIALIAS_ON); +// +// return graphics; +// } +// +// private static void infoDisplay () { +// +// if (!infoDisplay) { +// infoImage = createBufferedImage(); +// return; +// } +// +// BufferedImage bi = createBufferedImage(); +// Graphics2D g = (Graphics2D) bi.getGraphics(); +// g.setFont(new Font("Courier", PLAIN, 11)); +// g.setStroke(new BasicStroke( +// DEFAULT_PEN_RADIUS, BasicStroke.CAP_ROUND, BasicStroke.JOIN_ROUND)); +// +// double center = (min + max) / 2; +// double r = zoom; +// double b = zoom * 0.1f; +// +// DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat(" 0.000;-0.000"); +// +// Vector3D pos = camera.getPosition(); +// String s = "(" + df.format(pos.x) + "," + df.format(pos.y) + "," + df.format(pos.z) + ")"; +// g.setColor(BLACK); +// g.drawString("Position: " + s, 21, 26); +// g.setColor(LIGHT_GRAY); +// g.drawString("Position: " + s, 20, 25); +// //Vector3D forward = getDirection(); +// //String s1 = "(" + df.format(forward.x) + "," + df.format(forward.y) + "," + df.format(forward.z) + ")"; +// //g.drawString("Direction: " + s1, scaleX(-r) + 20, scaleY(r) + 40); +// +// Vector3D rot = camera.getOrientation(); +// String s2 = "(" + df.format(rot.x) + "," + df.format(rot.y) + "," + df.format(rot.z) + ")"; +// g.setColor(BLACK); +// g.drawString("Rotation: " + s2, 21, 41); +// g.setColor(LIGHT_GRAY); +// g.drawString("Rotation: " + s2, 20, 40); +// +// String mode; +// if (cameraMode == ORBIT_MODE) mode = "Camera: ORBIT_MODE"; +// else if (cameraMode == FPS_MODE) mode = "Camera: FPS_MODE"; +// else if (cameraMode == AIRPLANE_MODE) mode = "Camera: AIRPLANE_MODE"; +// else if (cameraMode == LOOK_MODE) mode = "Camera: LOOK_MODE"; +// else if (cameraMode == FIXED_MODE) mode = "Camera: FIXED_MODE"; +// else throw new RuntimeException("Unknown camera mode!"); +// +// g.setColor(BLACK); +// g.drawString(mode, 21, 56); +// g.setColor(LIGHT_GRAY); +// g.drawString(mode, 20, 55); +// +// double d = b / 4; +// g.draw(new Line2D.Double(scaleX(d + center), scaleY(0 + center), scaleX(-d + center), scaleY(0 + center))); +// g.draw(new Line2D.Double(scaleX(0 + center), scaleY(d + center), scaleX( 0 + center), scaleY(-d + center))); +// +// infoImage = bi; +// } +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Saving/Loading Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Saves to file - suffix must be png, jpg, or gif. gif?? +// * +// * @param filename The name of the file with one of the required suffixes. +// */ +// public static void save (String filename) { +// +// //canvas.setVisible(false); +// int oldCameraMode = getCameraMode(); +// setCameraMode(FIXED_MODE); +// +// GraphicsContext3D context = canvas.getGraphicsContext3D(); +// +// BufferedImage buf = createBufferedImage(); +// ImageComponent2D imageComp = new ImageComponent2D(ImageComponent.FORMAT_RGB, buf); +// javax.media.j3d.Raster ras = new javax.media.j3d.Raster( +// new Point3f(-1.0f,-1.0f,-1.0f), +// javax.media.j3d.Raster.RASTER_COLOR, +// 0, 0, +// width, height, +// imageComp, null); +// +// context.readRaster(ras); +// +// BufferedImage image = (ras.getImage()).getImage(); +// +// File file = new File(filename); +// String suffix = filename.substring(filename.lastIndexOf('.') + 1); +// +// String extension = suffix.toLowerCase(); +// +// // png files +// if (extension.equals("png")) { +// try { ImageIO.write(image, suffix, file); } +// catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } +// } +// +// // need to change from ARGB to RGB for jpeg +// // reference: http://archives.java.sun.com/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0404&L=java2d-interest&D=0&P=2727 +// else if (extension.equals("jpg")) { +// WritableRaster raster = image.getRaster(); +// WritableRaster newRaster; +// newRaster = raster.createWritableChild(0, 0, width, height, 0, 0, new int[] {0, 1, 2}); +// BufferedImage rgbBuffer = new BufferedImage(image.getColorModel(), newRaster, false, null); +// try { ImageIO.write(rgbBuffer, suffix, file); } +// catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } +// } +// else { +// System.out.println("Invalid image file type: " + suffix); +// } +// +// setCameraMode(oldCameraMode); +// //canvas.setVisible(true); +// } +// +// public static void saveScene3D (String filename) { +// +// File file = new File(filename); +// //System.out.println("on: " + onscreenGroup.numChildren() + " off: " + offscreenGroup.numChildren()); +// +// try { +// SceneGraphFileWriter writer = new SceneGraphFileWriter(file, universe, false, "3D scene saved from StdDraw3D.", null); +// writer.writeBranchGraph(offscreenGroup); +// writer.close(); +// System.out.println("Scene successfully written to " + filename + "!"); +// } +// catch (IOException ioe) { ioe.printStackTrace(); } +// catch (UnsupportedUniverseException uue) { uue.printStackTrace(); } +// //catch (NamedObjectException noe) { noe.printStackTrace(); } +// } +// +// public static void loadScene3D (String filename) { +// +// File file = new File(filename); +// +// try { +// SceneGraphFileReader reader = new SceneGraphFileReader(file); +// System.out.println("Branch graph count = " + reader.getBranchGraphCount()); +// //BranchGroup[] bgs = reader.readAllBranchGraphs(); +// //BranchGroup bg = (BranchGroup) reader.getNamedObject("rendered"); +// BranchGroup bg = reader.readBranchGraph(0)[0]; +// offscreenGroup = bg; +// //reader.dereferenceBranchGraph(offscreenGroup); +// System.out.println("Scene successfully loaded from " + filename + "!"); +// } +// catch (IOException ioe) { ioe.printStackTrace(); } +// //catch (ObjectNotLoadedException onle) { onle.printStackTrace(); } +// //catch (NamedObjectException noe) { noe.printStackTrace(); } +// } +// +// /* *************************************************************** +// * Shape Methods * +// *****************************************************************/ +// +// /** +// * Combines any number of shapes into one shape and returns it. +// */ +// public static Shape combine (Shape... shapes) { +// +// BranchGroup combinedGroup = createBranchGroup(); +// TransformGroup combinedTransform = new TransformGroup(); +// +// for (int i = 0; i < shapes.length; i++) { +// BranchGroup bg = shapes[i].bg; +// TransformGroup tg = shapes[i].tg; +// +// offscreenGroup.removeChild(bg); +// onscreenGroup.removeChild(bg); +// +// bg.removeChild(tg); +// combinedTransform.addChild(shapes[i].tg); +// } +// +// combinedGroup.addChild(combinedTransform); +// offscreenGroup.addChild(combinedGroup); +// return new Shape(combinedGroup, combinedTransform); +// } +// +// /** +// * Returns an identical copy of a Shape that can be controlled independently. +// * Much more efficient than redrawing a specific shape or model. +// */ +// public static Shape copy (Shape shape) { +// TransformGroup tg = shape.tg; +// BranchGroup bg = shape.bg; +// TransformGroup tg2 = (TransformGroup)tg.cloneTree(); +// BranchGroup bg2 = createBranchGroup(); +// +// bg2.addChild(tg2); +// offscreenGroup.addChild(bg2); +// +// return new Shape(bg2, tg2); +// } +// +// private static class Transformable { +// +// private TransformGroup tg; +// +// private Transformable (TransformGroup tg0) { +// this.tg = tg0; +// } +// +// private Transform3D getTransform () { +// Transform3D t = new Transform3D(); +// tg.getTransform(t); +// return t; +// } +// +// private void setTransform (Transform3D t) { +// tg.setTransform(t); +// } +// +// private Vector3D relToAbs (Vector3D r) { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Matrix3d m = new Matrix3d(); +// t.get(m); +// Vector3d zero = new Vector3d(0, 0, 0); +// Transform3D rotation = new Transform3D(m, zero, 1.0); +// Vector3f vec = createVector3f(r); +// rotation.transform(vec); +// +// return new Vector3D(vec); +// } +// +// private Vector3D absToRel (Vector3D r) { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Matrix3d m = new Matrix3d(); +// t.get(m); +// Vector3d zero = new Vector3d(0, 0, 0); +// Transform3D rotation = new Transform3D(m, zero, 1.0); +// Vector3f vec = createVector3f(r); +// rotation.invert(); +// rotation.transform(vec); +// +// return new Vector3D(vec); +// } +// +// private void rotateQuat (double x, double y, double z, double w) { +// rotateQuat(new Quat4d(x, y, z, w)); +// } +// +// private void rotateQuat (Quat4d quat) { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Transform3D t1 = new Transform3D(); +// t1.setRotation(quat); +// t.mul(t1); +// +// setTransform(t); +// } +// +// public void setQuaternion (double x, double y, double z, double w) { +// setQuaternion(new Quat4d(x, y, z, w)); +// } +// +// public void setQuaternion (Quat4d quat) { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// t.setRotation(quat); +// +// setTransform(t); +// } +// +// public Quat4d getQuaternion () { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Matrix3d m = new Matrix3d(); +// t.get(m); +// +// double w = Math.sqrt(Math.max(0, 1 + m.m00 + m.m11 + m.m22))/2; +// double x = Math.sqrt(Math.max(0, 1 + m.m00 - m.m11 - m.m22))/2; +// double y = Math.sqrt(Math.max(0, 1 - m.m00 + m.m11 - m.m22))/2; +// double z = Math.sqrt(Math.max(0, 1 - m.m00 - m.m11 + m.m22))/2; +// if (m.m21 - m.m12 < 0) x = -x; +// if (m.m02 - m.m20 < 0) y = -y; +// if (m.m10 - m.m01 < 0) z = -z; +// +// return new Quat4d(x, y, z, w); +// } +// +// private void orientAxis (Vector3D axis, double angle) { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// AxisAngle4d aa = new AxisAngle4d(axis.x, axis.y, axis.z, Math.toRadians(angle)); +// t.setRotation(aa); +// +// setTransform(t); +// } +// +// public void rotateAxis (Vector3D axis, double angle) { +// if(angle == 0) return; +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Vector3D aRel = absToRel(axis); +// AxisAngle4d aa = new AxisAngle4d(aRel.x, aRel.y, aRel.z, Math.toRadians(angle)); +// Transform3D t1 = new Transform3D(); +// t1.setRotation(aa); +// t.mul(t1); +// +// setTransform(t); +// } +// +// public void move (double xShift, double yShift, double zShift) { +// move(new Vector3D(xShift, yShift, zShift)); +// } +// +// public void move (Vector3D shift) { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Vector3f r = new Vector3f(); +// t.get(r); +// r.add(createVector3f(shift)); +// t.setTranslation(r); +// +// setTransform(t); +// } +// +// public void moveRelative (double right, double up, double forward) { +// moveRelative(new Vector3D(right, up, forward)); +// } +// +// public void moveRelative (Vector3D move) { +// move(relToAbs(move.times(1, 1, -1))); +// } +// +// public void setPosition (double x, double y, double z) { +// setPosition(new Vector3D(x, y, z)); +// } +// +// public void setPosition (Vector3D pos) { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// t.setTranslation(createVector3f(pos)); +// +// setTransform(t); +// } +// +// public Vector3D getPosition () { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// Vector3d r = new Vector3d(); +// t.get(r); +// return new Vector3D(r); +// } +// +// public void rotate (double xAngle, double yAngle, double zAngle) { +// rotate(new Vector3D(xAngle, yAngle, zAngle)); +// } +// +// public void rotate (Vector3D angles) { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Transform3D tX = new Transform3D(); +// Transform3D tY = new Transform3D(); +// Transform3D tZ = new Transform3D(); +// +// Vector3D xR = absToRel(xAxis); +// Vector3D yR = absToRel(yAxis); +// Vector3D zR = absToRel(zAxis); +// +// Vector3D radians = angles.times(Math.PI / 180.); +// tX.setRotation(new AxisAngle4d(xR.x, xR.y, xR.z, radians.x)); +// tY.setRotation(new AxisAngle4d(yR.x, yR.y, yR.z, radians.y)); +// tZ.setRotation(new AxisAngle4d(zR.x, zR.y, zR.z, radians.z)); +// +// t.mul(tX); +// t.mul(tY); +// t.mul(tZ); +// +// setTransform(t); +// } +// +// public void rotateRelative (double pitch, double yaw, double roll) { +// rotateRelative(new Vector3D(pitch, yaw, roll)); +// } +// +// public void rotateRelative (Vector3D angles) { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Transform3D tX = new Transform3D(); +// Transform3D tY = new Transform3D(); +// Transform3D tZ = new Transform3D(); +// +// Vector3D radians = angles.times(Math.PI / 180.); +// tX.setRotation(new AxisAngle4d(1, 0, 0, radians.x)); +// tY.setRotation(new AxisAngle4d(0, 1, 0, radians.y)); +// tZ.setRotation(new AxisAngle4d(0, 0, 1, radians.z)); +// +// t.mul(tX); +// t.mul(tY); +// t.mul(tZ); +// +// setTransform(t); +// } +// +// public void setOrientation (double xAngle, double yAngle, double zAngle) { +// setOrientation(new Vector3D(xAngle, yAngle, zAngle)); +// } +// +// public void setOrientation (Vector3D angles) { +// if (Math.abs(angles.y) == 90) +// System.err.println("Gimbal lock when the y-angle is vertical!"); +// +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Vector3D radians = angles.times(Math.PI / 180.); +// Transform3D t1 = new Transform3D(); +// t1.setEuler(createVector3d(radians)); +// Vector3d r = new Vector3d(); +// t.get(r); +// t1.setTranslation(r); +// t1.setScale(t.getScale()); +// +// setTransform(t1); +// } +// +// public Vector3D getOrientation () { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Matrix3d mat = new Matrix3d(); +// t.get(mat); +// +// double xA, yA, zA; +// +// yA = -Math.asin(mat.m20); +// double C = Math.cos(yA); +// if ( Math.abs(C) > 0.005 ) { +// xA = -Math.atan2( -mat.m21 / C, mat.m22 / C ); +// zA = -Math.atan2( -mat.m10 / C, mat.m00 / C ); +// } else { +// xA = 0; +// zA = -Math.atan2( mat.m01, mat.m11 ); +// } +// +// xA = Math.toDegrees(xA); +// yA = Math.toDegrees(yA); +// zA = Math.toDegrees(zA); +// +// /* return only positive angles in [0,360] */ +// if (xA < 0) xA += 360; +// if (yA < 0) yA += 360; +// if (zA < 0) zA += 360; +// +// return new Vector3D(xA, yA, zA); +// } +// +// public void lookAt (Vector3D center) { +// lookAt(center, yAxis); +// } +// +// public void lookAt (Vector3D center, Vector3D up) { +// Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// +// Transform3D t2 = new Transform3D(t); +// +// Vector3f translation = new Vector3f(); +// t2.get(translation); +// +// Vector3d scales = new Vector3d(); +// t2.getScale(scales); +// +// Point3d trans = new Point3d(translation); +// Point3d c = new Point3d(center.x, center.y, center.z); +// Vector3d u = createVector3d(up); +// t2.lookAt(trans, c, u); +// +// try { +// t2.invert(); +// t2.setScale(scales); +// setTransform(t2); +// } catch (SingularMatrixException sme) { System.out.println("Singular matrix, bad lookAt()!"); } +// +// } +// +// public void setDirection (Vector3D direction) { +// setDirection(direction, yAxis); +// } +// +// public void setDirection (Vector3D direction, Vector3D up) { +// Vector3D center = getPosition().plus(direction); +// lookAt(center, up); +// } +// +// public Vector3D getDirection () { +// return relToAbs(zAxis.times(-1)).direction(); +// } +// +// private void match (Transformable s) { +// setOrientation(s.getOrientation()); +// setPosition(s.getPosition()); +// } +// } +// +// public static Vector3D getCameraPosition () { +// return camera.getPosition(); +// } +// +// public static Vector3D getCameraOrientation () { +// return camera.getOrientation(); +// } +// +// public static Vector3D getCameraDirection () { +// return camera.getDirection(); +// } +// +// public static void setCameraPosition (double x, double y, double z) { +// setCameraPosition(new Vector3D(x, y, z)); +// } +// +// public static void setCameraPosition (Vector3D pos) { +// camera.setPosition(pos); +// } +// +// public static void setCameraOrientation (double xAngle, double yAngle, double zAngle) { +// setCameraOrientation(new Vector3D(xAngle, yAngle, zAngle)); +// } +// +// public static void setCameraOrientation (Vector3D angles) { +// camera.setOrientation(angles); +// } +// +// public static void setCameraDirection (double x, double y, double z) { +// setCameraDirection(new Vector3D(x, y, z)); +// } +// +// public static void setCameraDirection (Vector3D direction) { +// camera.setDirection(direction); +// } +// +// public static void setCamera (double xPos, double yPos, double zPos, double xAngle, double yAngle, double zAngle) { +// camera.setPosition(xPos, yPos, zPos); +// camera.setOrientation(xAngle, yAngle, zAngle); +// } +// +// public static void setCamera (Vector3D position, Vector3D orientation) { +// camera.setPosition(position); +// camera.setOrientation(orientation); +// } +// +// public static Camera camera () { +// return camera; +// } +// +// public static class Camera extends Transformable { +// +// private TransformGroup tg; +// private Shape pair; +// +// private Camera (TransformGroup tg) { +// super(tg); +// this.tg = tg; +// } +// +// public void match (Shape s) { +// super.match(s); +// } +// +// public void pair (Shape s) { +// pair = s; +// } +// +// @Override +// public void moveRelative (Vector3D move) { +// if ((view.getProjectionPolicy() == View.PARALLEL_PROJECTION)) { +// setScreenScale(view.getScreenScale() * (1 + move.z / zoom)); +// super.move(super.relToAbs(move).times(1, 1, 0)); +// } else super.move(super.relToAbs(move.times(1, 1, -1))); +// } +// +// public void rotateFPS (Vector3D angles) { +// rotateFPS(angles.x, angles.y, angles.z); +// } +// +// public void rotateFPS (double xAngle, double yAngle, double zAngle) { +// +// double xA = Math.toRadians(xAngle); +// double yA = Math.toRadians(yAngle); +// double zA = Math.toRadians(zAngle); +// +// Vector3D shift = super.relToAbs(new Vector3D(-yA, xA, zA)); +// Vector3D dir = super.getDirection().plus(shift); +// double angle = dir.angle(yAxis); +// if (angle > 90) angle = 180 - angle; +// if (angle < 5) return; +// super.setDirection(super.getDirection().plus(shift)); +// } +// +// } +// +// public static class Shape extends Transformable { +// +// private BranchGroup bg; +// private TransformGroup tg; +// +// private Shape (BranchGroup bg, TransformGroup tg) { +// super(tg); +// this.bg = bg; +// this.tg = tg; +// tg.setCapability(TransformGroup.ALLOW_TRANSFORM_READ); +// tg.setCapability(TransformGroup.ALLOW_TRANSFORM_WRITE); +// } +// +// public void scale (double scale) { +// Transform3D t = super.getTransform(); +// +// t.setScale(t.getScale() * scale); +// +// super.setTransform(t); +// } +// +// // public void scale (double xScale, double yScale, double zScale) { +// // scale(new Vector3D(xScale, yScale, zScale)); +// // } +// // +// // public void scale (Vector3D scales) { +// // Transform3D t = getTransform(); +// // throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Doesn't work with rotation!"); +// // setTransform(t); +// // } +// +// public void hide () { +// offscreenGroup.removeChild(bg); +// onscreenGroup.removeChild(bg); +// } +// +// public void unhide () { +// hide(); +// offscreenGroup.addChild(bg); +// } +// +// public void match (Shape s) { +// super.match(s); +// } +// +// public void match (Camera c) { +// super.match(c); +// } +// +// public void setColor (Color c) { +// setColor(tg, c); +// } +// +// public void setColor (Color c, int alpha) { +// setColor(new Color(c.getRed(), c.getGreen(), c.getBlue(), alpha)); +// } +// +// private void setColor (Group g, Color c) { +// for (int i = 0; i < g.numChildren(); i++) { +// Node child = g.getChild(i); +// if (child instanceof Shape3D) { +// Shape3D shape = (Shape3D)child; +// Appearance ap = shape.getAppearance(); +// setColor(ap, c); +// } else if (child instanceof Primitive) { +// Primitive primitive = (Primitive)child; +// Appearance ap = primitive.getAppearance(); +// setColor(ap, c); +// } else if (child instanceof Group) { +// setColor((Group)child, c); +// } +// } +// } +// +// private void setColor (Appearance ap, Color c) { +// Material m = ap.getMaterial(); +// m.setAmbientColor(new Color3f(c)); +// m.setDiffuseColor(new Color3f(c)); +// +// float alpha = ((float)c.getAlpha()) / 255; +// if (alpha < 1.0) { +// TransparencyAttributes t = new TransparencyAttributes(); +// t.setTransparencyMode(TransparencyAttributes.BLENDED); +// t.setTransparency(1 - alpha); +// ap.setTransparencyAttributes(t); +// } else ap.setTransparencyAttributes(null); +// } +// } +// +// public static class Light extends Transformable { +// +// javax.media.j3d.Light light; +// BranchGroup bg; +// +// private Light (BranchGroup bg, TransformGroup tg, javax.media.j3d.Light light) { +// super(tg); +// this.light = light; +// this.bg = bg; +// } +// +// public void hide () { +// light.setEnable(false); +// } +// +// public void unhide () { +// light.setEnable(true); +// } +// +// public void match (Shape s) { +// super.match(s); +// } +// +// public void match (Camera c) { +// super.match(c); +// } +// +// public void setColor (Color col) { +// light.setColor(new Color3f(col)); +// } +// +// public void scalePower (double power) { +// +// if (light instanceof PointLight) { +// +// double attenuationScale = 1.0 / (0.999 * power + 0.001); +// +// PointLight pl = (PointLight)light; +// Point3f attenuation = new Point3f(); +// pl.getAttenuation(attenuation); +// attenuation.y *= attenuationScale; +// attenuation.z *= attenuationScale * attenuationScale; +// +// pl.setAttenuation(attenuation); +// } else { +// System.err.println("Can only scale power for point lights!"); +// } +// } +// } +// +// /****************************************************************************** +// * An immutable three-dimensional vector class with useful vector operations. +// * +// * @author Hayk Martirosyan <hmartiro@princeton.edu> +// * @since 2011.0310 +// * @version 1.0 +// ****************************************************************************/ +// public static class Vector3D { +// +// /** X-coordinate - immutable but directly accessible. */ +// public final double x; +// +// /** Y-coordinate - immutable but directly accessible. */ +// public final double y; +// +// /** Z-coordinate - immutable but directly accessible. */ +// public final double z; +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Initializes to zero vector. +// */ +// public Vector3D () { +// +// this.x = 0; +// this.y = 0; +// this.z = 0; +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Initializes to the given coordinates. +// * +// * @param x X-coordinate +// * @param y Y-coordinate +// * @param z Z-coordinate +// */ +// public Vector3D (double x, double y, double z) { +// +// this.x = x; +// this.y = y; +// this.z = z; +// } +// +// /** +// * Initializes to the given coordinates. +// * +// * @param c Array length 3 of coordinates (x, y, z,). +// */ +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// public Vector3D (double[] c) { +// +// if (c.length != 3) +// throw new RuntimeException("Incorrect number of dimensions!"); +// this.x = c[0]; +// this.y = c[1]; +// this.z = c[2]; +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// private Vector3D (Vector3d v) { +// +// this.x = v.x; +// this.y = v.y; +// this.z = v.z; +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// private Vector3D (Vector3f v) { +// +// this.x = v.x; +// this.y = v.y; +// this.z = v.z; +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// private Vector3D (Point3d p) { +// +// this.x = p.x; +// this.y = p.y; +// this.z = p.z; +// +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// private Vector3D (Point3f p) { +// +// this.x = p.x; +// this.y = p.y; +// this.z = p.z; +// +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// public Vector3D (double min, double max) { +// +// this.x = min + Math.random() * (max - min); +// this.y = min + Math.random() * (max - min); +// this.z = min + Math.random() * (max - min); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// /** +// * Returns the dot product of this and that. +// * +// * @param that Vector to dot with +// * @return This dot that +// */ +// public double dot (Vector3D that) { +// +// return (this.x * that.x + this.y * that.y + this.z * that.z); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns the magnitude of this vector. +// * +// * @return Magnitude of vector +// */ +// public double mag () { +// +// return Math.sqrt(this.dot(this)); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns the smallest angle between this and that vector, in DEGREES. +// * +// * @return Angle between the vectors, in DEGREES +// */ +// public double angle (Vector3D that) { +// return Math.toDegrees(Math.acos(this.dot(that)/(this.mag() * that.mag()))); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns the Euclidian distance between this and that. +// * +// * @param that Vector to compute distance between +// * @return Distance between this and that +// */ +// public double distanceTo (Vector3D that) { +// return this.minus(that).mag(); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns the sum of this and that vector. +// * +// * @param that Vector to compute sum with +// * @return This plus that +// */ +// public Vector3D plus (Vector3D that) { +// +// double cx = this.x + that.x; +// double cy = this.y + that.y; +// double cz = this.z + that.z; +// Vector3D c = new Vector3D(cx, cy, cz); +// return c; +// } +// +// public Vector3D plus (double x, double y, double z) { +// double cx = this.x + x; +// double cy = this.y + y; +// double cz = this.z + z; +// return new Vector3D(cx, cy, cz); +// } +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns the difference of this and that vector. +// * +// * @param that Vector to compute difference with +// * @return This minus that +// */ +// public Vector3D minus (Vector3D that) { +// +// double cx = this.x - that.x; +// double cy = this.y - that.y; +// double cz = this.z - that.z; +// Vector3D c = new Vector3D(cx, cy, cz); +// return c; +// } +// +// public Vector3D minus (double x, double y, double z) { +// double cx = this.x - x; +// double cy = this.y - y; +// double cz = this.z - z; +// return new Vector3D(cx, cy, cz); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns the product of this vector and the scalar a. +// * +// * @param a Scalar to multiply by +// * @return (this.x * a, this.y * a, this.z * a) +// */ +// public Vector3D times (double a) { +// +// double cx = this.x * a; +// double cy = this.y * a; +// double cz = this.z * a; +// Vector3D c = new Vector3D(cx, cy, cz); +// return c; +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns the result (this.x * a, this.y * b, this.z * c). +// * +// * @param a Scalar to multiply x by +// * @param b Scalar to multiply y by +// * @param c Scalar to multiply z by +// * @return (this.x * a, this.y * b, this.z * c) +// */ +// public Vector3D times (double a, double b, double c) { +// +// double vx = this.x * a; +// double vy = this.y * b; +// double vz = this.z * c; +// Vector3D v = new Vector3D(vx, vy, vz); +// return v; +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns the unit vector in the direction of this vector. +// * +// * @return Unit vector with direction of this vector +// */ +// public Vector3D direction () { +// +// if (this.mag() == 0.0) throw new RuntimeException("Zero-vector has no direction"); +// return this.times(1.0 / this.mag()); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns the projection of this onto the given line. +// * +// * @param line Direction to project this vector onto +// * @return This projected onto line +// */ +// public Vector3D proj (Vector3D line) { +// +// Vector3D normal = line.direction(); +// +// return normal.times(this.dot(normal)); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns the cross product of this vector with that vector. +// * +// * @return This cross that +// */ +// public Vector3D cross (Vector3D that) { +// +// Vector3D a = this; +// Vector3D b = that; +// +// return new Vector3D(a.y * b.z - a.z * b.y, a.z * b.x - a.x * b.z, a.x * b.y - a.y * b.x); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Reflects this vector across the direction given by line. +// * +// * @param line Direction to reflect this vector over +// * @return This reflected over line +// */ +// public Vector3D reflect (Vector3D line) { +// +// return this.proj(line).times(2).minus(this); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Returns a string representation of this vector. +// * +// * @return "( this.x, this.y, this.z)" +// */ +// @Override +// public String toString() { +// +// DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("0.000000"); +// return ("( " + df.format(this.x) + ", " + df.format(this.y) + ", " + df.format(this.z) + " )"); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Draws this vector as a point from the origin to System.out. +// */ +// public void draw () { +// +// StdDraw3D.sphere(this.x, this.y, this.z, 0.01); +// } +// +// //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// /** +// * Draws a line representation of this vector, from the given origin. +// * +// * @param origin Origin point to draw from +// */ +// public void drawLine (Vector3D origin) { +// +// Vector3D end = this.plus(origin); +// +// StdDraw3D.line(origin.x, origin.y, origin.z, end.x, end.y, end.z); +// } +// } +// +// public static void main (String[] args) { +// +// // Turns off the default info HUD display. +// StdDraw3D.setInfoDisplay(false); +// +// // Draws the white square border. +// StdDraw3D.setPenColor(StdDraw3D.WHITE); +// StdDraw3D.overlaySquare(0, 0, 0.98); +// +// // Draws the two red circles. +// StdDraw3D.setPenRadius(30); +// StdDraw3D.setPenColor(StdDraw3D.RED, 220); +// StdDraw3D.overlayCircle(0, 0, 0.8); +// StdDraw3D.setPenColor(StdDraw3D.RED, 220); +// StdDraw3D.overlayCircle(0, 0, 0.6); +// +// // Draws the information text. +// StdDraw3D.setPenColor(StdDraw3D.WHITE); +// StdDraw3D.overlayText(0, 0.91, "Standard Draw 3D - Test Program"); +// StdDraw3D.overlayText(0, -0.95, "You should see rotating text. Drag the mouse to orbit."); +// +// // Creates the 3D text object and centers it. +// StdDraw3D.setPenColor(StdDraw3D.YELLOW); +// StdDraw3D.setFont("Arial", StdDraw3D.BOLD, 16); +// StdDraw3D.Shape text = StdDraw3D.text3D(0, 0, 0, "StdDraw3D"); +// text.scale(2.5); +// text.move(-0.5, -0.1, 0); +// text = StdDraw3D.combine(text); +// +// while (true) { +// +// // Rotates the 3D text by 1.2 degrees along the y-axis. +// text.rotate(0, 1.2, 0); +// +// // Shows the frame for 20 milliseconds. +// StdDraw3D.show(20); +// } +// } +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/StdRandom.java b/src/stdlib/StdRandom.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3da5018 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/StdRandom.java @@ -0,0 +1,328 @@ +package stdlib; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac StdRandom.java + * Execution: java StdRandom + * + * A library of static methods to generate pseudo-random numbers from + * different distributions (bernoulli, uniform, gaussian, discrete, + * and exponential). Also includes a method for shuffling an array. + * + * + * % java StdRandom 5 + * seed = 1316600602069 + * 59 16.81826 true 8.83954 0 + * 32 91.32098 true 9.11026 0 + * 35 10.11874 true 8.95396 3 + * 92 32.88401 true 8.87089 0 + * 72 92.55791 true 9.46241 0 + * + * % java StdRandom 5 + * seed = 1316600616575 + * 96 60.17070 true 8.72821 0 + * 79 32.01607 true 8.58159 0 + * 81 59.49065 true 9.10423 1 + * 96 51.65818 true 9.02102 0 + * 99 17.55771 true 8.99762 0 + * + * % java StdRandom 5 1316600616575 + * seed = 1316600616575 + * 96 60.17070 true 8.72821 0 + * 79 32.01607 true 8.58159 0 + * 81 59.49065 true 9.10423 1 + * 96 51.65818 true 9.02102 0 + * 99 17.55771 true 8.99762 0 + * + * + * Remark + * ------ + * - Relies on randomness of nextDouble() method in java.util.Random + * to generate pseudorandom numbers in [0, 1). + * + * - This library allows you to set and get the pseudorandom number seed. + * + * - See http://www.honeylocust.com/RngPack/ for an industrial + * strength random number generator in Java. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.Random; + +/** + * <i>Standard random</i>. This class provides methods for generating + * random number from various distributions. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/22library">Section 2.2</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + */ +public final class StdRandom { + + private static Random random; // pseudo-random number generator + private static long seed; // pseudo-random number generator seed + + // static initializer + static { + // this is how the seed was set in Java 1.4 + seed = System.currentTimeMillis(); + random = new Random(seed); + } + + // singleton pattern - can't instantiate + private StdRandom() { } + + /** + * Set the seed of the psedurandom number generator. + */ + public static void setSeed(long s) { + seed = s; + random = new Random(seed); + } + + /** + * Get the seed of the psedurandom number generator. + */ + public static long getSeed() { + return seed; + } + + /** + * Return real number uniformly in [0, 1). + */ + public static double uniform() { + return random.nextDouble(); + } + + /** + * Return an integer uniformly between 0 and N-1. + */ + public static int uniform(int N) { + return random.nextInt(N); + } + + /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// + // STATIC METHODS BELOW RELY ON JAVA.UTIL.RANDOM ONLY INDIRECTLY VIA + // THE STATIC METHODS ABOVE. + /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// + + /** + * Return real number uniformly in [0, 1). + */ + public static double random() { + return uniform(); + } + + /** + * Return int uniformly in [a, b). + */ + public static int uniform(int a, int b) { + return a + uniform(b - a); + } + + /** + * Return real number uniformly in [a, b). + */ + public static double uniform(double a, double b) { + return a + uniform() * (b-a); + } + + /** + * Return a boolean, which is true with probability p, and false otherwise. + */ + public static boolean bernoulli(double p) { + return uniform() < p; + } + + /** + * Return a boolean, which is true with probability .5, and false otherwise. + */ + public static boolean bernoulli() { + return bernoulli(0.5); + } + + /** + * Return a real number with a standard Gaussian distribution. + */ + public static double gaussian() { + // use the polar form of the Box-Muller transform + double r, x, y; + do { + x = uniform(-1.0, 1.0); + y = uniform(-1.0, 1.0); + r = x*x + y*y; + } while (r >= 1 || r == 0); + return x * Math.sqrt(-2 * Math.log(r) / r); + + // Remark: y * Math.sqrt(-2 * Math.log(r) / r) + // is an independent random gaussian + } + + /** + * Return a real number from a gaussian distribution with given mean and stddev + */ + public static double gaussian(double mean, double stddev) { + return mean + stddev * gaussian(); + } + + /** + * Return an integer with a geometric distribution with mean 1/p. + */ + public static int geometric(double p) { + // using algorithm given by Knuth + return (int) Math.ceil(Math.log(uniform()) / Math.log(1.0 - p)); + } + + /** + * Return an integer with a Poisson distribution with mean lambda. + */ + public static int poisson(double lambda) { + // using algorithm given by Knuth + // see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poisson_distribution + int k = 0; + double p = 1.0; + double L = Math.exp(-lambda); + do { + k++; + p *= uniform(); + } while (p >= L); + return k-1; + } + + /** + * Return a real number with a Pareto distribution with parameter alpha. + */ + public static double pareto(double alpha) { + return Math.pow(1 - uniform(), -1.0/alpha) - 1.0; + } + + /** + * Return a real number with a Cauchy distribution. + */ + public static double cauchy() { + return Math.tan(Math.PI * (uniform() - 0.5)); + } + + /** + * Return a number from a discrete distribution: i with probability a[i]. + */ + public static int discrete(double[] a) { + // precondition: sum of array entries equals 1 + double r = uniform(); + double sum = 0.0; + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) { + sum = sum + a[i]; + if (sum >= r) return i; + } + assert false; + return -1; + } + + /** + * Return a real number from an exponential distribution with rate lambda. + */ + public static double exp(double lambda) { + return -Math.log(1 - uniform()) / lambda; + } + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of an array in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(Object[] a) { + int N = a.length; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(N-i); // between i and N-1 + Object temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of a double array in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(double[] a) { + int N = a.length; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(N-i); // between i and N-1 + double temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of an int array in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(int[] a) { + int N = a.length; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(N-i); // between i and N-1 + int temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of the subarray a[lo..hi] in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(Object[] a, int lo, int hi) { + if (lo < 0 || lo > hi || hi >= a.length) + throw new RuntimeException("Illegal subarray range"); + for (int i = lo; i <= hi; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(hi-i+1); // between i and hi + Object temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of the subarray a[lo..hi] in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(double[] a, int lo, int hi) { + if (lo < 0 || lo > hi || hi >= a.length) + throw new RuntimeException("Illegal subarray range"); + for (int i = lo; i <= hi; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(hi-i+1); // between i and hi + double temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + /** + * Rearrange the elements of the subarray a[lo..hi] in random order. + */ + public static void shuffle(int[] a, int lo, int hi) { + if (lo < 0 || lo > hi || hi >= a.length) + throw new RuntimeException("Illegal subarray range"); + for (int i = lo; i <= hi; i++) { + int r = i + uniform(hi-i+1); // between i and hi + int temp = a[i]; + a[i] = a[r]; + a[r] = temp; + } + } + + + /** + * Unit test. + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + if (args.length == 2) StdRandom.setSeed(Long.parseLong(args[1])); + double[] t = { .5, .3, .1, .1 }; + + StdOut.println("seed = " + StdRandom.getSeed()); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + StdOut.printf("%2d " , uniform(100)); + StdOut.printf("%8.5f ", uniform(10.0, 99.0)); + StdOut.printf("%5b " , bernoulli(.5)); + StdOut.printf("%7.5f ", gaussian(9.0, .2)); + StdOut.printf("%2d " , discrete(t)); + StdOut.println(); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/stdlib/Stopwatch.java b/src/stdlib/Stopwatch.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ea53771 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/stdlib/Stopwatch.java @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +package stdlib; + +/** + * <i>Stopwatch</i>. This class is a data type for measuring + * the running time (wall clock) of a program. + * <p> + * For additional documentation, see + * <a href="http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/32class">Section 3.2</a> of + * <i>Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach</i> + * by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. + */ +public class Stopwatch{ + + private final long start; + + /** + * Create a stopwatch object. + */ + public Stopwatch() { + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + } + + + /** + * Return elapsed time (in seconds) since this object was created. + */ + public double elapsedTime() { + long now = System.currentTimeMillis(); + return (now - start) / 1000.0; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // time Math library implementation + double totalMath = 0.0; + Stopwatch swMath = new Stopwatch(); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + totalMath += Math.sqrt(i); + } + double timeMath = swMath.elapsedTime(); + + // time Newton's method implementation + double totalNewton = 0.0; + Stopwatch swNewton = new Stopwatch(); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { +// totalNewton += Newton.sqrt(i); // Math.sqrt() is about 20 times faster than our Newton.sqrt() (as it should be!). + } + + + // print results + double timeNewton = swNewton.elapsedTime(); + StdOut.println(totalNewton/totalMath); + StdOut.println(timeNewton/timeMath); + } +} diff --git a/src/string/ArrayStackOfStrings.java b/src/string/ArrayStackOfStrings.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a54a6f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/ArrayStackOfStrings.java @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +package string; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac ArrayStackOfStrings.java + * Execution: java ArrayStackOfStrings + * + * Stack of strings implementation with a fixed-size array. + * + * % more tobe.txt + * to be or not to - be - - that - - - is + * + * % java ArrayStackOfStrings 5 < tobe.txt + * to be not that or be + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.Iterator; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +public class ArrayStackOfStrings implements Iterable<String> { + private String[] a; // holds the items + private int N; // number of items in stack + + public ArrayStackOfStrings(int max) { a = new String[max]; } + public boolean isEmpty() { return (N == 0); } + public void push(String item) { a[N++] = item; } + public String pop() { return a[--N]; } + public Iterator<String> iterator() { return new ArrayIterator(); } + + + public class ArrayIterator implements Iterator<String> { + private int i = N-1; + + public boolean hasNext() { return i >= 0; } + public String next() { return a[i--]; } + public void remove() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int max = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + ArrayStackOfStrings stack = new ArrayStackOfStrings(max); + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + String item = StdIn.readString(); + if (!item.equals("-")) stack.push(item); + else if (stack.isEmpty()) StdOut.println("BAD INPUT"); + else StdOut.print(stack.pop() + " "); + } + StdOut.println(); + + // print what's left on the stack + StdOut.print("Left on stack: "); + for (String s : stack) { + StdOut.print(s + " "); + } + StdOut.println(); + } +} diff --git a/src/string/Cat.java b/src/string/Cat.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..435875f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Cat.java @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.In; +import stdlib.Out; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Cat.java + * Execution: java Cat file1.txt file2.txt file3.txt output.txt + * Dependencies: In.java + * + * Reads in text files specified as the first command-line + * parameters, concatenates them, and writes the result to + * filename specified as the last command line parameter. + * + * % more in1.txt + * This is + * + * % more in2.txt + * a tiny + * test. + * + * % java Cat in1.txt in2.txt out.txt + * + * % more out.txt . + * This is + * a tiny + * test. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Cat { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + Out out = new Out(args[args.length - 1]); + for (int i = 0; i < args.length - 1; i++) { + In in = new In(args[i]); + String s = in.readAll(); + out.println(s); + in.close(); + } + out.close(); + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/Clean.java b/src/string/Clean.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fe9ac3c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Clean.java @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.In; +import stdlib.Out; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Clean.java + * Execution: java Clean in.txt out.txt + * Dependencies: In.java + * + * Reads in the text file in.txt and writes it back to the file out.txt, + * replacing tabs with 4 spaces and removing and trailing whitespace. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Clean { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + In in = new In(args[0]); + Out out = new Out(args[1]); + while (in.hasNextLine()) { + String s = in.readLine(); + s = s.replaceAll("\\t", " "); + s = s.replaceAll("\\s+$", ""); + out.println(s); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/DeDup.java b/src/string/DeDup.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0f351ea --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/DeDup.java @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +package string; + +import set.SET; +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac DeDup.java + * Execution: java DeDup < words.txt + * Dependencies: SET.java StdIn.java + * + * Read in a list of words from standard input and print out + * each word, removing any duplicates. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class DeDup { + public static void main(String[] args) { + SET<String> distinct = new SET<String>(); + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + String key = StdIn.readString(); + if (!distinct.contains(key)) { + distinct.add(key); + StdOut.println(key); + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/string/DoublingStackOfStrings.java b/src/string/DoublingStackOfStrings.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..97705bc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/DoublingStackOfStrings.java @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +package string; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac DoublingStackOfStrings.java + * Execution: java DoublingStackOfStrings + * + * Stack of strings implementation with an array. + * Resizes by doubling and halving. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.Iterator; +import java.util.NoSuchElementException; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +public class DoublingStackOfStrings implements Iterable<String> { + private String[] a; + private int N; + + public DoublingStackOfStrings() { + a = new String[2]; + N = 0; + } + + // is the stack empty? + public boolean isEmpty() { return (N == 0); } + + // resize the underlying array holding the elements + private void resize(int capacity) { + String[] temp = new String[capacity]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + temp[i] = a[i]; + } + a = temp; + } + + // push a new item onto the stack + public void push(String item) { + if (N == a.length) resize(2*a.length); + a[N++] = item; + } + + // delete and return the item most recently added + public String pop() { + if (isEmpty()) { throw new RuntimeException("Stack underflow error"); } + String item = a[--N]; + a[N] = null; // to avoid loitering + if (N > 0 && N == a.length/4) resize(a.length/2); + return item; + } + + public Iterator<String> iterator() { return new ReverseArrayIterator(); } + + // an iterator, doesn't implement remove() since it's optional + private class ReverseArrayIterator implements Iterator<String> { + private int i = N; + public boolean hasNext() { return i > 0; } + public void remove() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } + + public String next() { + if (!hasNext()) throw new NoSuchElementException(); + return a[--i]; + } + } + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + DoublingStackOfStrings s = new DoublingStackOfStrings(); + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + String item = StdIn.readString(); + if (!item.equals("-")) s.push(item); + else if (s.isEmpty()) StdOut.println("BAD INPUT"); + else StdOut.print(s.pop()); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/Filter.java b/src/string/Filter.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7b9ab78 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Filter.java @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.In; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Filter.java + * Execution: java Filter < input.txt + * Dependencies: In.java + * + * Remove all characters that aren't alphanumeric or whitespace. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Filter { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String pattern = "[^\\s0-9a-zA-Z]"; // whitespace or alpha-numeric + + // read input + In in = new In(); + String input = in.readAll(); + + // create and print output + String output = input.replaceAll(pattern, ""); + System.out.println(output); + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/FrequencyCount.java b/src/string/FrequencyCount.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d567606 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/FrequencyCount.java @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; +import thisandthat.Counter; +import thisandthat.Merge; + +/** + * Read in a sequence of words, separated by whitespace. + * Compute the number of times each word appears, and print, + * sorted by frequency. + * + * FrequencyCount < mobydick.txt + * the: 13527 + * of: 6374 + * and: 5857 + * a: 4457 + * to: 4388 + * in: 3773 + * that: 2666 + * his: 2404 + * I: 1742 + * with: 1615 + * ... + * + */ +public class FrequencyCount { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // read in the words as an array + String s = StdIn.readAll(); + // s = s.toLowerCase(); + // s = s.replaceAll("[\",!.:;?()']", ""); + String[] words = s.split("\\s+"); + + // sort the words + Merge.sort(words); + + // tabulate frequencies of each word + Counter[] zipf = new Counter[words.length]; + int M = 0; // number of distinct words + for (int i = 0; i < words.length; i++) { + if (i == 0 || !words[i].equals(words[i-1])) // short-circuiting OR + zipf[M++] = new Counter(words[i], words.length); + zipf[M-1].increment(); + } + + // sort by frequency and print + Merge.sort(zipf, 0, M); // sorting a subarray + for (int j = M-1; j >= 0; j--) { + StdOut.println(zipf[j]); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/string/Grep.java b/src/string/Grep.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ea2ecec --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Grep.java @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.In; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Grep.java + * Execution: java Grep pattern file + * + * Fore each line in the given file, check whether any part of the + * line matches the pattern, and if so, print out the whole line. + * Behaves in a similar manner to the Unix utility grep. + * + * % java Grep "..oo..oo." /usr/dict/words + * bloodroot + * schoolbook + * schoolroom + * + * % java Grep "a.*e.*i.*o.*u" /usr/dict/words + * adventitious + * facetious + * sacrilegious + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Grep { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String re = ".*" + args[0] + ".*"; + In in = new In(args[1]); + while (in.hasNextLine()) { + String line = in.readLine(); + if (line.matches(re)) System.out.println(line); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/Index.java b/src/string/Index.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dfe9c5e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Index.java @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +package string; + +import set.Queue; +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; +import thisandthat.BST; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Index.java + * Execution: java Index i j < input.txt + * Dependencies: BST.java Queue.java StdIn.java StdOut.java + * Data files: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/44st/TaleOfTwoCities.java + * + * Create an index of all words in the given input file such that + * the word has length >= i and occurs >= j times. + * + * % java Index 9 30 < TaleOfTwoCities.txt + * confidence: 2794 23064 25031 34249 47907 48268 48577 ... + * courtyard: 11885 12062 17303 17451 32404 32522 38663 ... + * evremonde: 86211 90791 90798 90802 90814 90822 90856 ... + * expression: 3777 5575 6574 7116 7195 8509 8928 15015 ... + * gentleman: 2521 5290 5337 5698 6235 6301 6326 6338 ... + * influence: 27809 36881 43141 43150 48308 54049 54067 ... + * monseigneur: 85 90 36587 36590 36611 36636 36643 ... + * prisoners: 1012 20729 20770 21240 22123 22209 22590 ... + * something: 3406 3765 9283 13234 13239 15245 20257 ... + * sometimes: 4514 4530 4548 6082 20731 33883 34239 ... + * vengeance: 56041 63943 67705 79351 79941 79945 80225 ... + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Index { + public static void main(String[] args) { + int minLength = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // min length of word + int minOccurrence = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); // min number of occurrences + + // read in the words from stdin + String[] words = StdIn.readAll().split("\\s+"); + + // build symbol table of words and locations + BST<String, Queue<Integer>> st = new BST<String, Queue<Integer>>(); + for (int i = 0; i < words.length; i++) { + String s = words[i]; + if (s.length() < minLength) continue; + if (!st.contains(s)) { + st.put(s, new Queue<Integer>()); + } + Queue<Integer> q = st.get(s); + q.enqueue(i); + } + for (String s : st) { + Queue<Integer> q = st.get(s); + if (q.length() >= minOccurrence) { + StdOut.println(s + ": " + q); + } + } + } +} + diff --git a/src/string/Insertion.java b/src/string/Insertion.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..36a591e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Insertion.java @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Insertion.java + * Execution: java Insertion < input.txt + * + * Reads in strings from standard input and prints them in sorted order. + * Uses insertion sort. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Insertion { + + @SuppressWarnings({ "unchecked", "rawtypes" }) + public static void sort(Comparable[] a) { + int N = a.length; + for (int i = 1; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = i; j > 0; j--) { + if(a[j-1].compareTo(a[j]) > 0) { + exch(a, j-1, j); + } + else break; + } + } + } + + // exchange a[i] and a[j] + private static void exch(Comparable<?>[] a, int i, int j) { + Comparable<?> swap = a[i]; + a[i] = a[j]; + a[j] = swap; + } + + // read in a sequence of words from standard input and print + // them out in sorted order + public static void main(String[] args) { + String[] a = StdIn.readAll().split("\\s+"); + sort(a); + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) { + StdOut.print(a[i] + " "); + } + StdOut.println(); + } +} + + diff --git a/src/string/InsertionTest.java b/src/string/InsertionTest.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d3bec0e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/InsertionTest.java @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.StdOut; +import stdlib.Stopwatch; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac InsertionTest.java + * Execution: java InsertionTest 10 + * + * The method timeTrials() runs InsertionSort.sort() for arrays of random + * double values. The first argument is the number of trials; the second + * argument is the length of the array. Multiple trials produce more + * accurate results because insertion sort's running time depends on + * the input and various system effects. + * + * % java InsertionTest 10 + * 1024 1.89 + * 2048 5.00 + * 4096 3.58 + * 8192 4.09 + * 16384 4.83 + * 32768 3.96 + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class InsertionTest { + public static double timeTrials(int M, int N) { + Double[] a = new Double[N]; + double total = 0; + for (int k = 0; k < M; k++) { + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + a[i] = Math.random(); + Stopwatch s = new Stopwatch(); + Insertion.sort(a); + total += s.elapsedTime(); + } + return total; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int M = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int M = 10; + double prev = timeTrials(M, 512); + for (int N = 1024; true; N += N) { + double curr = timeTrials(M, N); + StdOut.printf("%7d %4.2f\n", N, curr / prev); + prev = curr; + } + } +} + diff --git a/src/string/LCS.java b/src/string/LCS.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7629602 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/LCS.java @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac LCS + * Execution: java LCS < example10.txt + * Dependencies: StdIn.java + * + * Reads in two strings from stdin and computes their longest + * common subsequence. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class LCS { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String x = StdIn.readString(); + String y = StdIn.readString(); + int M = x.length(); + int N = y.length(); + + // opt[i][j] = length of LCS of x[i..M] and y[j..N] + int[][] opt = new int[M+1][N+1]; + + // compute length of LCS and all subproblems via dynamic programming + for (int i = M-1; i >= 0; i--) { + for (int j = N-1; j >= 0; j--) { + if (x.charAt(i) == y.charAt(j)) + opt[i][j] = opt[i+1][j+1] + 1; + else + opt[i][j] = Math.max(opt[i+1][j], opt[i][j+1]); + } + } + + // recover LCS itself and print it to standard output + int i = 0, j = 0; + while(i < M && j < N) { + if (x.charAt(i) == y.charAt(j)) { + System.out.print(x.charAt(i)); + i++; + j++; + } + else if (opt[i+1][j] >= opt[i][j+1]) i++; + else j++; + } + System.out.println(); + + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/LRS.java b/src/string/LRS.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..921ecc9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/LRS.java @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +package string; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac LRS.java + * Execution: java LRS < file.txt + * Dependencies: StdIn.java + * + * Reads a text corpus from stdin, replaces all consecutive blocks of + * whitespace with a single space, and then computes the longest + * repeated substring in that corpus. Suffix sorts the corpus using + * the system sort, then finds the longest repeated substring among + * consecutive suffixes in the sorted order. + * + * % java LRS < mobydick.txt + * ',- Such a funny, sporty, gamy, jesty, joky, hoky-poky lad, is the Ocean, oh! Th' + * + * % java LRS + * aaaaaaaaa + * 'aaaaaaaa' + * + * % java LRS + * abcdefg + * '' + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +import java.util.Arrays; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +public class LRS { + + // return the longest common prefix of s and t + public static String lcp(String s, String t) { + int n = Math.min(s.length(), t.length()); + for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + if (s.charAt(i) != t.charAt(i)) + return s.substring(0, i); + } + return s.substring(0, n); + } + + + // return the longest repeated string in s + public static String lrs(String s) { + + // form the N suffixes + int N = s.length(); + String[] suffixes = new String[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + suffixes[i] = s.substring(i, N); + } + + // sort them + Arrays.sort(suffixes); + + // find longest repeated substring by comparing adjacent sorted suffixes + String lrs = ""; + for (int i = 0; i < N - 1; i++) { + String x = lcp(suffixes[i], suffixes[i+1]); + if (x.length() > lrs.length()) + lrs = x; + } + return lrs; + } + + + + // read in text, replacing all consecutive whitespace with a single space + // then compute longest repeated substring + public static void main(String[] args) { + String s = StdIn.readAll(); + s = s.replaceAll("\\s+", " "); + StdOut.println("'" + lrs(s) + "'"); + } +} diff --git a/src/string/LinkedStackOfStrings.java b/src/string/LinkedStackOfStrings.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ce45686 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/LinkedStackOfStrings.java @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac LinkedStackOfStrings.java + * Execution: java LinkedStackOfStrings + * + * A stack of strings, implemented using a linked list. + * +* % more tobe.txt + * to be or not to - be - - that - - - is + * + * % java LinkedStackOfStrings < tobe.txt + * to be not that or be + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class LinkedStackOfStrings { + private int N; // size of the stack + private Node first; // top of stack + + // helper Node class + private class Node { + private String item; + private Node next; + } + + // is the stack empty? + public boolean isEmpty() { return first == null; } + + // number of elements on the stack + public int size() { return N; } + + + // add an element to the stack + public void push(String item) { + Node oldfirst = first; + first = new Node(); + first.item = item; + first.next = oldfirst; + N++; + } + + // delete and return the most recently added element + public String pop() { + if (isEmpty()) throw new RuntimeException("Stack underflow"); + String item = first.item; // save item to return + first = first.next; // delete first node + N--; + return item; // return the saved item + } + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + LinkedStackOfStrings s = new LinkedStackOfStrings(); + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + String item = StdIn.readString(); + if (!item.equals("-")) s.push(item); + else if (s.isEmpty()) StdOut.println("BAD INPUT"); + else StdOut.print(s.pop()); + } + } + + +} diff --git a/src/string/Repetition.java b/src/string/Repetition.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d770359 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Repetition.java @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Repetition.java StdIn.java + * Execution: java Repetition < wordlist.txt + * + * Read in a list of words from standard input, and print out all + * all words for which each leter appears exactly twice. + * + * For each string, we use an array to count the number of times + * each letter appears. + * + * % java Repetition < words.txt + * appall + * beriberi + * bilabial + * coco + * couscous + * ... + * tutu + * + * + * Bugs + * ---- + * We assume that the input words consists of lowercase letters and + * do no error checking. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Repetition { + public static void main(String[] args) { + + int[] cnt = new int[26]; // profile of input word + + // read in dictionary words, one at a time and process + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + String s = StdIn.readString(); + + // compute profile of s + for (int i = 0; i < 26; i++) + cnt[i] = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) + ++cnt[s.charAt(i) - 'a']; + + // check if each character appears 0 or 2 times + boolean match = true; + for (int i = 0; i < 26; i++) + if (cnt[i] != 0 && cnt[i] != 2) match = false; + if (match) System.out.println(s); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/SearchAndReplace.java b/src/string/SearchAndReplace.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..29ce08c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/SearchAndReplace.java @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.In; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac SearchAndReplace.java In.java + * Execution: java SearchAndReplace from to < input.txt + * + * Replaces all occurrence of the "from" string with the "to" + * string. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class SearchAndReplace { + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String from = args[0]; + String to = args[1]; + + // read input + In in = new In(); + String input = in.readAll(); + + // create and print output + String output = input.replaceAll(from, to); + System.out.println(output); + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/Split.java b/src/string/Split.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..13a9e7e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Split.java @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.In; +import stdlib.Out; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Cat.java + * Execution: java Split DJIA N delimiter + * Dependencies: In.java Out.java + * + * This program uses multiple output streams to split a CSV file + * into separate files, one for each comma-delimited field. + * + * % more DJIA.csv + * ... + * 30-Oct-29,230.98,10730000,258.47 + * 29-Oct-29,252.38,16410000,230.07 + * 28-Oct-29,295.18,9210000,260.64 + * 25-Oct-29,299.47,5920000,301.22 + * + * + * % java Split DJIA 3 "," + * % more DJIA2 + * ... + * 10730000 + * 16410000 + * 9210000 + * 5920000 + * ... + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Split { + public static void main(String[] args) { + String name = args[0]; // base file name + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); // number of fields + String delimiter = args[2]; // delimiter (comma) + + // create one output stream for each of the N fields + Out[] out = new Out[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + out[i] = new Out(name + i); + } + + // read in the input and divide by field + In in = new In(name + ".csv"); + while (in.hasNextLine()) { + String line = in.readLine(); + String[] fields = line.split(delimiter); + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + out[i].println(fields[i]); + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/string/Squeeze.java b/src/string/Squeeze.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fc0e025 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Squeeze.java @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +package string; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Squeeze.java + * Execution: java Squeeze + * Dependencies: In.java + * + * Takes a string command line argument and removes adjacent spaces. + * + * % java Squeeze "this is a test" + * this is a test + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Squeeze { + public static String squeeze(String s) { + char[] a = s.toCharArray(); + int N = 1; + for (int i = 1; i < a.length; i++) { + a[N] = a[i]; + if (a[N] != ' ') N++; + else if (a[N-1] != ' ') N++; + } + return new String(a, 0, N); + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + System.out.println(squeeze(args[0])); + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/TextTwist.java b/src/string/TextTwist.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0969631 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/TextTwist.java @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac TextTwist.java StdIn.java + * Execution: java TextTwist word < words.txt + * + * Reads in a word from the command line, and a dictionary + * of words from standard input, and prints out all words in the + * dictionary that can be formed be rearranging some of the + * letters in the input word and have at least 4 letters. + * + * For each string, we create a profile which counts the number of + * times each character occurs. + * + * % java TextTwist science < words.txt + * esen + * nice + * niece + * scene + * scenic + * science + * since + * sine + * + * + * Restrictions + * ------------ + * We assume that the input words are ASCII. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class TextTwist { + private static final int ALPHABET = 256; + + // return profile of ASCII string s + public static int[] profile(String s) { + int[] cnt = new int[ALPHABET]; + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) + ++cnt[s.charAt(i)]; + return cnt; + } + + // are two profiles identical? + public static boolean contains(int[] cnt1, int[] cnt2) { + for (int i = 0; i < ALPHABET; i++) + if (cnt1[i] < cnt2[i]) return false; + return true; + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // comptue profile of input word + String word = args[0].toLowerCase(); + int[] cnt1 = profile(word); + + // read in dictionary words, one at a time and process + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + String s = StdIn.readString().toLowerCase(); + + // check that s is of right length + if (s.length() < 4 || s.length() > word.length()) continue; + + // compute profile of s + int[] cnt2 = profile(s); + + // check against input word + if (contains(cnt1, cnt2)) System.out.println(s); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/Tokenizer.java b/src/string/Tokenizer.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ac7d37e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Tokenizer.java @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +package string; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Tokenizer.java In.java + * Execution: java Tokenizer + * + * Takes a string as input and tokenizes it into an array of substrings + * using a specified delimiter character. + * + * % java StringTokenizer : http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/datafiles/ + * + * See also java.util.StringTokenizer. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Tokenizer { + + public static void main (String[] args) { + String s = "/this is/a test of the/class// and/all//last"; + char delimiter = '/'; + + // calculate number of delimiter characters + int N = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) + if (s.charAt(i) == delimiter) N++; + String[] tokens = new String[N+1]; + + // parse N+1 tokens and store in an array + int right = 0, left = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + while(s.charAt(right) != delimiter) + right++; + tokens[i] = s.substring(left, right); + right++; + left = right; + } + tokens[N] = s.substring(right, s.length()); + + // print results for testing + for (int i = 0; i < tokens.length; i++) + System.out.println(i + ": " + tokens[i]); + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/Validate.java b/src/string/Validate.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f272f84 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Validate.java @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +package string; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Validate.java + * Execution: java Validate pattern text + * + * Reads in a regular expression and a text input string from the + * command line and prints true or false depending on whether + * the pattern matches the text. + * + * % java Validate "..oo..oo." bloodroot + * true + * + * % java Validate "..oo..oo." nincompoophood + * false + * + * % java Validate "[^aeiou]{6}" rhythm + * true + + * % java Validate "[^aeiou]{6}" rhythms + * false + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Validate { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String regexp = args[0]; + String text = args[1]; + System.out.println(text.matches(regexp)); + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/Wildcard.java b/src/string/Wildcard.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2405a04 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/Wildcard.java @@ -0,0 +1,100 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Wildcard.java + * Execution: java Wildcard pattern < wordlist.txt + * Dependencies: In.java + * + * Find all lines in wordlist.txt that match the given pattern by + * simulating a nondeterminstic finite state automaton using an + * Boolean array states[] which records all states that the NFSA + * could be in after reading in a certain number of characters. + * + * Patterns supported + * ------------------------------ + * * any zero or more characters + * . any one character + * c character c + * + * + * Sample execution: + * + * % java Wildcard *wa*t**c*d* < wordlist.txt + * unwatched + * waistcoated + * watchdog + * watched + * watchword + * + * % java Wildcard .a.e*i*o*u*y < wordlist.txt + * facetiously + * + * % java Wildcard ........................ < wordlist.txt + * formaldehydesulphoxylate + * pathologicopsychological + * scientificophilosophical + * tetraiodophenolphthalein + * thyroparathyroidectomize + * + * Note: not the most efficient algorithm. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Wildcard { + + /*********************************************************************** + * Check if pattern string matches text string. + * + * At the beginning of iteration i of main loop + * + * old[j] = true if pattern[0..j] matches text[0..i-1] + * + * By comparing pattern[j] with text[i], the main loop computes + * + * states[j] = true if pattern[0..j] matches text[0..i] + * + ***********************************************************************/ + static boolean matches(String pattern, String text) { + // add sentinel so don't need to worry about *'s at end of pattern + text += '\0'; + pattern += '\0'; + + int N = pattern.length(); + + boolean[] states = new boolean[N+1]; + boolean[] old = new boolean[N+1]; + old[0] = true; + + for (int i = 0; i < text.length(); i++) { + char c = text.charAt(i); + states = new boolean[N+1]; // initialized to false + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + char p = pattern.charAt(j); + + // hack to handle *'s that match 0 characters + if (old[j] && (p == '*')) old[j+1] = true; + + if (old[j] && (p == c )) states[j+1] = true; + if (old[j] && (p == '.')) states[j+1] = true; + if (old[j] && (p == '*')) states[j] = true; + if (old[j] && (p == '*')) states[j+1] = true; + } + old = states; + } + return states[N]; + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String pattern = args[0]; + + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + String text = StdIn.readString(); + if (matches(pattern, text)) + System.out.println(text); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/string/WordCount.java b/src/string/WordCount.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5f17a13 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/string/WordCount.java @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +package string; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac WordCount.java + * Execution: java WordCount + * [ input required from standard input ] + * [ use Ctrl-d (OS X or Dr. Java) or Ctrl-z (Windows) for EOF ] + * + * Dependencies: StdIn.java StdOut.java + * + * Read in a sequence of strings from standard input and print out + * the number of strings read in. + * + * % java WordCount + * it was the best of times + * it was the worst of times + * number of words = 12 + * Ctrl-d + * + * % java WordCount < tale.txt + * number of words = 139043 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class WordCount { + public static void main(String[] args) { + + int count = 0; + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + StdIn.readString(); + count++; + } + + // output + StdOut.println("number of words = " + count); + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/BST.java b/src/thisandthat/BST.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2111f45 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/BST.java @@ -0,0 +1,166 @@ +package thisandthat; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac BST.java + * Execution: java BST + * + * A symbol table implemented with a binary search tree. + * + * % java BST + * size = 17 + * 128.112.136.35 + * 207.171.163.90 + * null + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +import java.util.Iterator; +import java.util.NoSuchElementException; + +import set.Stack; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +public class BST<Key extends Comparable<Key>, Val> implements Iterable<Key> { + private Node root; // root of BST + private int N; // number of nodes + + private class Node { + private Key key; // sorted by key + private Val val; // associated data + private Node left, right; // left and right subtrees + + Node(Key key, Val val) { + this.key = key; + this.val = val; + N++; + } + } + + public BST() { + root = null; + N = 0; + } + + public int size() { return N; } + + /*********************************************************************** + * Insert key-value pair into BST + * If key already exists, update with new value + ***********************************************************************/ + public void put(Key key, Val value) { + if (value == null) delete(key); + root = insert(root, key, value); + } + + private Node insert(Node x, Key key, Val value) { + if (x == null) return new Node(key, value); + int cmp = key.compareTo(x.key); + if (cmp < 0) x.left = insert(x.left, key, value); + else if (cmp > 0) x.right = insert(x.right, key, value); + else x.val = value; + return x; + } + + + /*********************************************************************** + * Search BST for given key, and return associated value if found, + * return null if not found + ***********************************************************************/ + // does there exist a key-value pair with given key? + public boolean contains(Key key) { + return get(key) != null; + } + + // return value associated with the given key, or null if no such key exists + public Val get(Key key) { + Node x = root; + while (x != null) { + int cmp = key.compareTo(x.key); + if (cmp < 0) x = x.left; + else if (cmp > 0) x = x.right; + else return x.val; + } + return null; + } + + + /*********************************************************************** + * Delete key and associated value. + ***********************************************************************/ + public void delete(Key key) { + throw new RuntimeException("Deletion operation not supported"); + } + + /*********************************************************************** + * Iterate using an inorder traversal. Implement with a stack. + * Iterating through N elements takes O(N) time. + ***********************************************************************/ + public Iterator<Key> iterator() { return new Inorder(); } + + // an iterator + private class Inorder implements Iterator<Key> { + private Stack<Node> stack = new Stack<Node>(); + + Inorder() { pushLeft(root); } + + // don't implement remove() - it's optional and would mutate the BST + public void remove() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } + public boolean hasNext() { return !stack.isEmpty(); } + + public Key next() { + if (!hasNext()) throw new NoSuchElementException(); + Node x = stack.pop(); + pushLeft(x.right); + return x.key; + } + + public void pushLeft(Node x) { + while (x != null) { + stack.push(x); + x = x.left; + } + } + + } + + + + // sample client + public static void main(String[] args) { + BST<String, String> st = new BST<String, String>(); + + // insert some key-value pairs + st.put("www.cs.princeton.edu", "128.112.136.11"); + st.put("www.cs.princeton.edu", "128.112.136.35"); // overwrite old value + st.put("www.princeton.edu", "128.112.130.211"); + st.put("www.math.princeton.edu", "128.112.18.11"); + st.put("www.yale.edu", "130.132.51.8"); + st.put("www.amazon.com", "207.171.163.90"); + st.put("www.simpsons.com", "209.123.16.34"); + st.put("www.stanford.edu", "171.67.16.120"); + st.put("www.google.com", "64.233.161.99"); + st.put("www.ibm.com", "129.42.16.99"); + st.put("www.apple.com", "17.254.0.91"); + st.put("www.slashdot.com", "66.35.250.150"); + st.put("www.whitehouse.gov", "204.153.49.136"); + st.put("www.espn.com", "199.181.132.250"); + st.put("www.snopes.com", "66.165.133.65"); + st.put("www.movies.com", "199.181.132.250"); + st.put("www.cnn.com", "64.236.16.20"); + st.put("www.iitb.ac.in", "202.68.145.210"); + + // search for IP addresses given URL + StdOut.println("size = " + st.size()); + StdOut.println(st.get("www.cs.princeton.edu")); + StdOut.println(st.get("www.amazon.com")); + StdOut.println(st.get("www.amazon.edu")); + StdOut.println(); + + // test out the iterator + for (String s : st) { + StdOut.println(s); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/Benford.java b/src/thisandthat/Benford.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f88e2ef --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/Benford.java @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Benford.java StdIn.java + * Execution: java Benford < data.txt + * + * Reads in a sequence of integers and computes a frequency distribution + * of the number of times 1-9 is the leading (leftmost) digit. + * + * Benford's law predicts that for many real-world data sets: + * + * digit frequency + * ---------------- + * 1 30.1 + * 2 17.6 + * 3 12.5 + * 4 9.7 + * 5 7.9 + * 6 6.7 + * 7 5.8 + * 8 5.1 + * 9 4.6 + * + * % java Benford < ../datafiles/princeton-files.txt + * 1: 30.8% + * 2: 19.3% + * 3: 13.0% + * 4: 9.9% + * 5: 7.4% + * 6: 5.9% + * 7: 5.2% + * 8: 4.4% + * 9: 4.1% + * + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Benford { + + // return the leading digit of x, assuming x is positive + public static int leadingDigit(int x) { + while (x >= 10) { + x = x / 10; + } + return x; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + int[] count = new int[10]; // frequency of leading digit i + int N = 0; // number of items read in + + while (!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + int x = StdIn.readInt(); // read in next integer + int digit = leadingDigit(x); // compute leading digit + count[digit]++; // update frequency + N++; + } + + // print out frequency distribution + for (int i = 1; i < 10; i++) + StdOut.printf("%d: %6.1f%%\n", i, 100.0 * count[i] / N); + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/CommentStripper.java b/src/thisandthat/CommentStripper.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3f08d1b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/CommentStripper.java @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac CommentStripper.java + * Execution: java CommentStripper < source.java + * Dependencies: StdIn.java + * + * Reads in a Java program and removes all of the comments using a 5 + * state finite state automaton. + * + * Known issues + * ------------ + * - not designed to handle quoted strings, e.g., s = "/***//*" + * - assumes lines end with '\n' - can be OS dependent + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class CommentStripper { + public static void main(String[] args) { + final int CODE = 0; // parsing normal code + final int SLASH = 1; // found a leading '/' + final int BLOCK = 2; // in a block comment + final int LINE = 3; // in a line comment + final int STAR = 4; // found a trailing * in a block comment + + int state = CODE; // current state + + while(!StdIn.isEmpty()) { + char c = StdIn.readChar(); + switch(state) { + case CODE: if (c == '/') { state = SLASH; } + else { System.out.print(c); } + break; + + case SLASH: if (c == '*') { state = BLOCK; } + else if (c == '/') { state = LINE; } + else { state = CODE; System.out.print("/" + c); } + break; + + case BLOCK: if (c == '*') { state = STAR; } + break; + + case STAR: if (c == '/') { state = CODE; System.out.print(" "); } + else if (c == '*') { state = STAR; } + else { state = BLOCK; } + break; + + case LINE: if (c == '\n') { state = CODE; System.out.println(); } + break; + } + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/CompareAll.java b/src/thisandthat/CompareAll.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..989c6a7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/CompareAll.java @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac CompareAll.java + * Execution: java CompareAll 5 10000 < docs.txt + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class CompareAll { + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException { + int k = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int d = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + int N = StdIn.readInt(); + Document[] a = new Document[N]; + + // read in documents + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + a[i] = new Document(StdIn.readString(), k, d); + } + + // print header + System.out.print(" "); + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + System.out.printf(" %.4s", a[j].name()); + } + System.out.println(); + + // print N-by-N table + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + System.out.printf("%.4s", a[i].name()); + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + System.out.printf("%8.2f", a[i].simTo(a[j])); + } + System.out.println(); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/Counter.java b/src/thisandthat/Counter.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..57b3c6a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/Counter.java @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import stdlib.StdOut; +import stdlib.StdRandom; + +/** + * Counter + */ +public class Counter implements Comparable<Counter> { + + /** + * counter name + */ + private final String name; + + /** + * maximum value + */ + private final int maxCount; + + /** + * current value + */ + private int count; + + /** + * create a new counter with the given parameters + * @param id + * @param max + */ + public Counter(String id, int max) { + name = id; + maxCount = max; + count = 0; + } + + /** + * increment the counter by 1 + */ + public void increment() { + if(count < maxCount) count++; + assert count >= 1; + } + + /** + * @return the current count + */ + public int value() { + return count; + } + + /** + * return a string representation of this counter + */ + public String toString() { + return name + ": " + count; + } + + /** + * compare two Counter objects based on their count + */ + public int compareTo(Counter that) { + if (this.count < that.count) return -1; + else if(this.count > that.count) return +1; + else return 0; + } + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + int i; + args = new String[]{"6","600000"}; + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int T = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + + // create N counters + Counter[] hits = new Counter[N]; + for(i=0; i<N; i++) + hits[i] = new Counter(i + "", T); + + // increment T counters at random + for(i=0; i<T; i++) + hits[StdRandom.uniform(N)].increment(); + + // print results + for(i=0; i<N; i++) + StdOut.println(hits[i]); + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/DFA.java b/src/thisandthat/DFA.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..70ffaa4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/DFA.java @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +package thisandthat; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac DFA.java + * Execution: java DFA + * + * Simulate a DFA which recognizes the language of all strings over + * the binary alphabet { a, b } with a multiple of three b's. + * + * % java DFA babbabab + * false + * + * % java DFA babbaabbba + * true + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class DFA { + public static void main(String[] args) { + String input = args[0]; + boolean[] accept = { true, false, false }; + int[][] next = { { 0, 1 }, + { 1, 2 }, + { 2, 0 } + }; + int state = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < input.length(); i++) { + state = next[state][input.charAt(i) - 'a']; + } + System.out.println(accept[state]); + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/Document.java b/src/thisandthat/Document.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0fff01e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/Document.java @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import math.matrix.Vector; +import stdlib.In; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +/** + * Document genomeA.txt 2 16 + */ +public class Document { + private final String id; // file name or URL + private Vector profile; // unit vector + + public Document(String name, int k, int d) { + id = name; + String doc = (new In(name)).readAll(); + int N = doc.length(); + double[] freq = new double[d]; + for (int i = 0; i < N-k; i++) { + int h = doc.substring(i, i+k).hashCode(); + freq[Math.abs(h % d)] += 1; + } + profile = (new Vector(freq)).direction(); + } + + public double simTo(Document other) throws IllegalDimensionException { + return profile.dot(other.profile); + } + + public String name() { + return id; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String name = args[0]; + int k = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + int d = Integer.parseInt(args[2]); + Document doc = new Document(name, k, d); + System.out.println(doc.profile); + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/Euler.java b/src/thisandthat/Euler.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ceac2a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/Euler.java @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +package thisandthat; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Euler.java + * Execution: java Euler N + * + * Tests whether there are any five positive integers that satisfy + * a^5 + b^5 + c^5 + d^5 = e^5. In 1769 Euler conjectured that no such + * solutions exists, but his conjecture was disproved in 1966 using + * a method like the one below. + * + * The program reads in a command line parameter N and prints out all + * solutions with a <= b <= c <= d <= e <= N. Restricting attention + * to solutions of this form only eliminates duplicates and makes + * the program faster since we have many fewer possibilities to try + * (675,993,780 vs. 75,937,500,000). + * + * For further efficiency, we use the break statement to avoid explicitly + * enumerating certain tuples (a, b, c, d, e), e.g., if a^5 + b^5 + * is already greater than e^5, there is no need to fix specific + * values of c and d and compute a^5 + b^5 + c^5 + d^5. On my system, + * this decreased the running time from 3 minutes to 35 seconds. + * + * % java Euler 100 + * + * % java Euler 150 + * 27^5 + 84^5 + 110^5 + 133^5 = 144^5 // takes about 35 seconds + *************************************************************************/ +public class Euler { + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// long N = Long.parseLong(args[0]); + long N = 150; + long a5, b5, c5, d5, e5; + + for (long e = 1; e <= N; e++) { + e5 = e*e*e*e*e; + + // restrict search to a <= b <= c <= d <= e for efficiency + for (long a = 1; a <= N; a++) { + a5 = a*a*a*a*a; + if (a5 + a5 + a5 + a5 > e5) break; + + for (long b = a; b <= N; b++) { + b5 = b*b*b*b*b; + if (a5 + b5 + b5 + b5 > e5) break; + + for (long c = b; c <= N; c++) { + c5 = c*c*c*c*c; + if (a5 + b5 + c5 + c5 > e5) break; + + for (long d = c; d <= N; d++) { + d5 = d*d*d*d*d; + if (a5 + b5 + c5 + d5 > e5) break; + if (a5 + b5 + c5 + d5 == e5) + System.out.println(a + "^5 + " + b + "^5 + " + c + "^5 + " + d + "^5 = " + e + "^5"); + } + } + } + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/GrayCode.java b/src/thisandthat/GrayCode.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..199d1e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/GrayCode.java @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +package thisandthat; + +/** + * Print the N-bit binary reflected Gray code using recursion. + * + * % java GrayCode 3 + * 000 + * 001 + * 011 + * 010 + * 110 + * 111 + * 101 + * 100 + */ +public class GrayCode { + + // append reverse of order n gray code to prefix string, and print + public static void yarg(String prefix, int n) { + if (n == 0) System.out.println(prefix); + else { + gray(prefix + "1", n - 1); + yarg(prefix + "0", n - 1); + } + } + + // append order n gray code to end of prefix string, and print + public static void gray(String prefix, int n) { + if (n == 0) System.out.println(prefix); + else { + gray(prefix + "0", n - 1); + yarg(prefix + "1", n - 1); + } + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"5"}; + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + gray("", N); + } + +} + + diff --git a/src/thisandthat/GrayCodeArray.java b/src/thisandthat/GrayCodeArray.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f88f525 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/GrayCodeArray.java @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +package thisandthat; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac GrayCodeArray.java + * Execution: java GrayCodeArray N + * + * Print the N-bit binary reflected Gray code use a pair of mutually + * recursive functions and an array. + * + * % java GrayCodeArray 3 + * 000 + * 001 + * 011 + * 010 + * 110 + * 111 + * 101 + * 100 + */ +public class GrayCodeArray { + + public static void show(boolean[] a) { + for (int i = 1; i < a.length; i++) + if (a[i]) System.out.print(1); + else System.out.print(0); + System.out.println(); + } + + public static void yarg(int n, boolean[] a) { + if (n == 0) show(a); + else { + a[n] = true; + gray(n-1, a); + a[n] = false; + yarg(n-1, a); + } + } + + public static void gray(int n, boolean[] a) { + if (n == 0) show(a); + else { + a[n] = false; + gray(n-1, a); + a[n] = true; + yarg(n-1, a); + } + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"5"}; + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + boolean[] a = new boolean[N+1]; + gray(N, a); + + } + +} + + diff --git a/src/thisandthat/LoadBalance.java b/src/thisandthat/LoadBalance.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c9c2709 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/LoadBalance.java @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import math.statistics.RandomQueue; +import set.Queue; +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import awt.Plot; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac LoadBalance.java + * Execution: java LoadBalance M N S + * Dependencies: Queue.java RandomQueue.java StdDraw.java StdStats.java + * + * Simulate the process of assignment N items to a set of M servers. + * Requests are put on the shortest of a sample of S queues chosen + * at random. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class LoadBalance { + public static void main(String[] args) { + + int M = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[1]); + int S = Integer.parseInt(args[2]); + + // Create server queues. + RandomQueue<Queue<Integer>> servers = new RandomQueue<Queue<Integer>>(); + + for (int i = 0; i < M; i++) { + servers.enqueue(new Queue<Integer>()); + } + + // Assign an item to a server + for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) { + + // Pick a random server, update if new min. + Queue<Integer> min = servers.sample(); + for (int k = 1; k < S; k++) { + Queue<Integer> q = servers.sample(); + if (q.length() < min.length()) min = q; + } + + // min is the shortest server queue + min.enqueue(j); + } + + int i = 0; + double[] lengths = new double[M]; + StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + for (Queue<Integer> q: servers) { + lengths[i++] = q.length(); + sd.setYscale(0, 2.0*N/M); + new Plot().bars(lengths); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/MD1Queue.java b/src/thisandthat/MD1Queue.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a7bc118 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/MD1Queue.java @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import set.Queue; +import stdlib.StdDraw; +import stdlib.StdRandom; +import awt.Histogram; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac MD1Queue.java + * Execution: java MD1Queue lambda mu + * Dependencies: Queue.java + * + * Simulate an M/D/1 queue where arrivals obey a Poisson + * process with arrival rate lambda, and service times + * are deterministic with rate mu. + * + * % java MD1Queue .167 .25 + * + * % java MD1Queue .167 .22 + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class MD1Queue { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{".167", ".25"}; + double lambda = Double.parseDouble(args[0]); // arrival rate + double mu = Double.parseDouble(args[1]); // service rate + + Histogram hist = new Histogram(60 + 1); + Queue<Double> queue = new Queue<Double>(); + sd.setCanvasSize(700, 500); + + double nextArrival = StdRandom.exp(lambda); // time of next arrival + double nextService = nextArrival + 1/mu; // time of next completed service + + // simulate the M/D/1 queue + while (true) { + + // next event is an arrival + while (nextArrival < nextService) { + queue.enqueue(nextArrival); + nextArrival += StdRandom.exp(lambda); + } + + // next event is a service completion + double arrival = queue.dequeue(); + double wait = nextService - arrival; + + // update the histogram + StdDraw.clear(); + hist.addDataPoint(Math.min(60, (int) (Math.round(wait)))); + hist.draw(); + sd.show(20); + + // update the queue + if (queue.isEmpty()) nextService = nextArrival + 1/mu; + else nextService = nextService + 1/mu; + } + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/Merge.java b/src/thisandthat/Merge.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7c3e3ab --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/Merge.java @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import stdlib.StdIn; +import stdlib.StdOut; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Merge.java + * Execution: java Merge N + * + * A bare-bones N log N implementation of mergesort. + * + * See MergeSortX.java for an optimized version that avoids + * memory allocation in the inner loop and cuts of to + * insertionsort for small N. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Merge { + + @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes") + public static void sort(Comparable[] a) { + sort(a, 0, a.length); + } + + // Sort a[lo, hi). + @SuppressWarnings({ "unchecked", "rawtypes" }) + public static void sort(Comparable[] a, int lo, int hi) { + int N = hi - lo; // number of elements to sort + + // 0- or 1-element file, so we're done + if (N <= 1) return; + + // recursively sort left and right halves + int mid = lo + N/2; + sort(a, lo, mid); + sort(a, mid, hi); + + // merge two sorted subarrays + Comparable[] aux = new Comparable[N]; + int i = lo, j = mid; + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) { + if (i == mid) aux[k] = a[j++]; + else if (j == hi) aux[k] = a[i++]; + else if (a[j].compareTo(a[i]) < 0) aux[k] = a[j++]; + else aux[k] = a[i++]; + } + + // copy back + for (int k = 0; k < N; k++) { + a[lo + k] = aux[k]; + } + } + + + + /*********************************************************************** + * Check if array is sorted - useful for debugging + ***********************************************************************/ + @SuppressWarnings({ "rawtypes", "unchecked", "unused" }) + private static boolean isSorted(Comparable[] a) { + for (int i = 1; i < a.length; i++) + if (a[i].compareTo(a[i-1]) < 0) return false; + return true; + } + + /*********************************************************************** + * Show results + ***********************************************************************/ + public static void show(Comparable<?>[] a) { + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) + System.out.println(a[i]); + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String[] a = StdIn.readAll().split("\\s+"); + Merge.sort(a); + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) { + StdOut.print(a[i] + " "); + } + StdOut.println(); + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/MergeSortX.java b/src/thisandthat/MergeSortX.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..785e623 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/MergeSortX.java @@ -0,0 +1,117 @@ +package thisandthat; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac MergeSortX.java + * Execution: java MergeSortX N + * + * Generate N pseudo-random numbers between 0 and 1 and mergesort them. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class MergeSortX { + private final static int CUTOFF = 6; // cutoff to insertion sort + + private static void mergeAB(Comparable<?>[] c, int cl, int cr, + Comparable<?>[] a, int al, int ar, + Comparable<?>[] b, int bl, int br ) { + int i = al, j = bl; + for (int k = cl; k < cr; k++) { + if (i >= ar) c[k] = b[j++]; + else if (j >= br) c[k] = a[i++]; + else if (less(b[j], a[i])) c[k] = b[j++]; // make stable + else c[k] = a[i++]; + } + } + + private static void mergesortAB(Comparable<?>[] a, Comparable<?>[] b, int l, int r) { + if (r <= l + CUTOFF) { + insertionsort(a, l, r); + return; + } + int m = (r + l) / 2; + mergesortAB(b, a, l, m); + mergesortAB(b, a, m, r); + + if (!less(b[m], b[m-1])) { + for (int i = l; i < r; i++) a[i] = b[i]; + return; + } + + mergeAB(a, l, r, b, l, m, b, m, r); + } + + public static void sort(Comparable<?>[] a) { + Comparable<?>[] aux = new Comparable[a.length]; + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) aux[i] = a[i]; + // Comparable[] aux = a.clone(); + mergesortAB(a, aux, 0, a.length); + } + + + // sort from a[left] to a[right - 1] + private static void insertionsort(Comparable<?>[] a, int left, int right) { + for (int i = left; i < right; i++) + for (int j = i; j > left; j--) + if (less(a[j], a[j-1])) exch(a, j, j-1); + else break; + } + + + // exchange a[i] and a[j] + private static void exch(Comparable<?>[] a, int i, int j) { + Comparable<?> swap = a[i]; + a[i] = a[j]; + a[j] = swap; + } + + // is a[i] < a[j]? + private static boolean less(Comparable<?> a, Comparable<?> b) { + return (((Double)a).compareTo((Double)b) < 0); + } + + /*********************************************************************** + * Check if array is sorted - useful for debugging + ***********************************************************************/ + private static boolean isSorted(Comparable<?>[] a) { + for (int i = 1; i < a.length; i++) + if (less(a[i], a[i-1])) return false; + return true; + } + + /*********************************************************************** + * Show results + ***********************************************************************/ + public static void show(Comparable<?>[] a) { + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) + System.out.println(a[i]); + } + + + + + // test client + public static void main(String[] args) { + args = new String[]{"50"}; + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // generate N random real numbers between 0 and 1 + long start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + Double[] a = new Double[N]; + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) + a[i] = Math.random(); + long stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + double elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("Generating input: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + + // sort them + start = System.currentTimeMillis(); + sort(a); + stop = System.currentTimeMillis(); + elapsed = (stop - start) / 1000.0; + System.out.println("MergeSortX: " + elapsed + " seconds"); + System.out.println(isSorted(a)); + + if (N < 100) show(a); + } +} + diff --git a/src/thisandthat/NameToNumber.java b/src/thisandthat/NameToNumber.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..083ff44 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/NameToNumber.java @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import math.Maths; +import math.cipher.Encoder; + +public class NameToNumber{ + + protected String text; + + public NameToNumber(){ + } + + public NameToNumber(String str){ + text = str; + } + + public String digitSumFinalToText(){ + return digitSumFinalToText(text); + } + + public static String digitSumFinalToText(String text){ + int sum = Encoder.strToNumber(text); + StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(); + sb.append(sum); + while(sum > 9){ + sum = Maths.digitSum(sum); + sb.append("\n"+sum); + } + return sb.toString(); + } + + /** + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + String str = args.length!=0 ? args[0].toString() : "Daniel"; + NameToNumber ntn = new NameToNumber(str); + System.out.println(str); + String sb = ntn.digitSumFinalToText(); + System.out.println(sb); + } + +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/PhoneNumber.java b/src/thisandthat/PhoneNumber.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1304262 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/PhoneNumber.java @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +package thisandthat; + +/** + * Immutable data type for US phone numbers. + */ +public final class PhoneNumber { + + /** + * area code (3 digits) + */ + private final int area; + + /** + * exchange (3 digits) + */ + private final int exch; + + /** + * extension (4 digits) + */ + private final int ext; + + public PhoneNumber(int area, int exch, int ext) { + this.area = area; + this.exch = exch; + this.ext = ext; + } + + public PhoneNumber(PhoneNumber number) { + area = number.area; + exch = number.exch; + ext = number.ext; + } + + /** + * how you're supposed to implement equals + */ + public boolean equals(Object y) { + if (y == this) { return true; } + if (y == null) { return false; } + if (y.getClass() != this.getClass()) { return false; } + PhoneNumber a = this; + PhoneNumber b = (PhoneNumber) y; + return (a.area == b.area) && (a.exch == b.exch) && (a.ext == b.ext); + } + + /** + * 0 for padding with leading 0s + */ + public String toString() { + return String.format("(%03d) %03d-%04d", area, exch, ext); + } + + /** + * satisfies the hashCode contract + */ + public int hashCode() { + return 10007 * (area + 1009 * exch) + ext; + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + PhoneNumber a = new PhoneNumber(609, 258, 4455); + PhoneNumber b = new PhoneNumber(609, 876, 5309); + PhoneNumber c = new PhoneNumber(609, 003, 5309); + PhoneNumber d = new PhoneNumber(215, 876, 5309); + PhoneNumber e = new PhoneNumber(609, 876, 5309); + PhoneNumber f = b; + System.out.println("a = " + a); + System.out.println("b = " + b); + System.out.println("c = " + c); + System.out.println("d = " + d); + System.out.println("e = " + e); + System.out.println("b == b: " + (b == f)); + System.out.println("b == e: " + (b == e)); + System.out.println("b.equals(b): " + (b.equals(b))); + System.out.println("b.equals(e): " + (b.equals(e))); + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/Quine.java b/src/thisandthat/Quine.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c8bf810 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/Quine.java @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +package thisandthat; + +public class Quine { + public static void main(String[] args) { + char c=34; + System.out.println(s+c+s+c+';'+'}'); + } + static String s="public class Quine { public static void main(String[] args) { char c=34; System.out.println(s+c+s+c+';'+'}'); } static String s=";} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/Soundex.java b/src/thisandthat/Soundex.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9271575 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/Soundex.java @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +package thisandthat; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Soundex.java + * Execution: java surname1 surname2 + * + * + * % java Soundex Wohrzhick Warzick + * W622: Wohrzhick + * W622: Warzick + * + * % java Soundex Smith Smyth + * S530: Smith + * S530: Smyth + * + * % java Soundex Washington Lee + * W252: Washington + * L000: Lee + * + * % java Soundex Pfister Jackson + * P236: Pfister + * J250: Jackson + * + * % java Soundex Scott Numbers + * S300: Scott + * N516: Numbers + + * + * Note: we ignore the "Names with Prefix" and "Constant Separator" + * rules from + * http://www.archives.gov/research_room/genealogy/census/soundex.html + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Soundex { + public static String soundex(String s) { + char[] x = s.toUpperCase().toCharArray(); + char firstLetter = x[0]; + + // convert letters to numeric code + for (int i = 0; i < x.length; i++) { + switch (x[i]) { + case 'B': + case 'F': + case 'P': + case 'V': { x[i] = '1'; break; } + + case 'C': + case 'G': + case 'J': + case 'K': + case 'Q': + case 'S': + case 'X': + case 'Z': { x[i] = '2'; break; } + + case 'D': + case 'T': { x[i] = '3'; break; } + + case 'L': { x[i] = '4'; break; } + + case 'M': + case 'N': { x[i] = '5'; break; } + + case 'R': { x[i] = '6'; break; } + + default: { x[i] = '0'; break; } + } + } + + // remove duplicates + String output = "" + firstLetter; + for (int i = 1; i < x.length; i++) + if (x[i] != x[i-1] && x[i] != '0') + output += x[i]; + + // pad with 0's or truncate + output = output + "0000"; + return output.substring(0, 4); + } + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String name1 = args[0]; + String name2 = args[1]; + String code1 = soundex(name1); + String code2 = soundex(name2); + System.out.println(code1 + ": " + name1); + System.out.println(code2 + ": " + name2); + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/Student.java b/src/thisandthat/Student.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4dbaa22 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/Student.java @@ -0,0 +1,85 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import stdlib.StdIn; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Student.java StdIn.java + * Execution: java Student N < students.txt + * + * Read in an integer N from command line. Then, read in a list + * of N student records from standard input into a Student data type. + * Each record consists of four fields, separated by whitespace: + * - first name + * - last name + * - email address + * - which section they're in + * + * Then, print out the list of the first N students in sorted order, + * according to their section number. + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +public class Student { + private String first; // first name + private String last; // last name + private String email; // email address + private int section; // section number + + // construct a new student with given fields + public Student(String first, String last, String email, int section) { + this.first = first; + this.last = last; + this.email = email; + this.section = section; + } + + // return true if the invoking object's section is less than that of b + public boolean less(Student b) { + Student a = this; + return a.section < b.section; + } + + // return a string representation of the invoking object + public String toString() { + return section + " " + first + " " + last + " " + email; + } + + + + // sample client + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // number of students + int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + + // initialize an arary that holds N objects of type Student + Student[] students = new Student[N]; + + // read in the data + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + String first = StdIn.readString(); + String last = StdIn.readString(); + String email = StdIn.readString(); + int section = StdIn.readInt(); + students[i] = new Student(first, last, email, section); + } + + // insertion sort students in ascending order of section + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + for (int j = i; j > 0; j--) { + if (students[j].less(students[j-1])) { + Student swap = students[j]; + students[j] = students[j-1]; + students[j-1] = swap; + } + } + } + + // print results + for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { + System.out.println(students[i]); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/TOY.java b/src/thisandthat/TOY.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ece8b84 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/TOY.java @@ -0,0 +1,149 @@ +package thisandthat; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac TOY.java + * Execution: java TOY file.toy + * Dependencies: StdIn.java In.java + * + * We use variables of type int to store the TOY registers, main + * memory, and program counter even though in TOY these quantities + * are 16 and 8 bit integers. Java does not have an 8-bit unsigned + * type. The type short in Java does represent 16-bit 2's complement + * integers, but using it requires alot of casting. Instead, we are + * careful to treat all of the variable as if they were the appropriate + * type so that the behavior truly models the TOY machine. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.regex.Matcher; +import java.util.regex.Pattern; + +import stdlib.In; +import stdlib.StdIn; + +public class TOY { + + // return a 4-digit hex string corresponding to 16-bit integer n + public static String toHex(int n) { + return String.format("%04X", n & 0xFFFF); + } + + // return a 16-bit integer corresponding to the 4-digit hex string s + public static int fromHex(String s) { + return Integer.parseInt(s, 16) & 0xFFFF; + } + + // write to an array of hex integers, 8 per line to standard output + public static void show(int[] a) { + for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) { + System.out.print(toHex(a[i]) + " "); + if (i % 8 == 7) System.out.println(); + } + } + + // write core dump of TOY to standard output + public static void dump(int pc, int[] R, int[] mem) { + + System.out.println("PC:"); + System.out.printf("%02X\n", pc); + System.out.println(); + System.out.println("Registers:"); + show(R); + System.out.println(); + System.out.println("Main memory:"); + show(mem); + System.out.println(); + } + + + // the TOY simulator + public static void main(String[] args) { + + int pc = 0x10; // program counter + int[] R = new int[16]; // 16 registers + int[] mem = new int[256]; // 256 main memory locations + + + /**************************************************************** + * Read in memory location and instruction. + * A valid input line consists of 2 hex digits followed by a + * colon, followed by any number of spaces, followed by 4 + * hex digits. The rest of the line is ignored. + ****************************************************************/ + // read the TOY program directly from the file + String filename = args[0]; + In in = new In(filename); + + String regexp = "^\\s*([0-9A-Fa-f]{2}):[ \t]*([0-9A-Fa-f]{4}).*"; + Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile(regexp); + while (in.hasNextLine()) { + String line = in.readLine(); + Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(line); + if (matcher.find()) { + int addr = fromHex(matcher.group(1)); + int inst = fromHex(matcher.group(2)); + mem[addr] = inst; + } + } + System.out.println("Core Dump of TOY Before Executing"); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------"); + dump(pc, R, mem); + + System.out.println("Terminal"); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------"); + + while (true) { + // Fetch and parse + int inst = mem[pc++]; // fetch next instruction + int op = (inst >> 12) & 15; // get opcode (bits 12-15) + int d = (inst >> 8) & 15; // get dest (bits 8-11) + int s = (inst >> 4) & 15; // get s (bits 4- 7) + int t = (inst >> 0) & 15; // get t (bits 0- 3) + int addr = (inst >> 0) & 255; // get addr (bits 0- 7) + + // halt + if (op == 0) break; + + // stdin + if ((addr == 255 && op == 8) || (R[t] == 255 && op == 10)) + mem[255] = fromHex(StdIn.readString()); + + // Execute + switch (op) { + case 1: R[d] = R[s] + R[t]; break; // add + case 2: R[d] = R[s] - R[t]; break; // subtract + case 3: R[d] = R[s] & R[t]; break; // bitwise and + case 4: R[d] = R[s] ^ R[t]; break; // bitwise xor + case 5: R[d] = R[s] << R[t]; break; // shift left + case 6: R[d] = (short) R[s] >> R[t]; break; // shift right + case 7: R[d] = addr; break; // load address + case 8: R[d] = mem[addr]; break; // load + case 9: mem[addr] = R[d]; break; // store + case 10: R[d] = mem[R[t] & 255]; break; // load indirect + case 11: mem[R[t] & 255] = R[d]; break; // store indirect + case 12: if ((short) R[d] == 0) pc = addr; break; // branch if zero + case 13: if ((short) R[d] > 0) pc = addr; break; // branch if positive + case 14: pc = R[d]; break; // jump indirect + case 15: R[d] = pc; pc = addr; break; // jump and link + } + + // stdout + if ((addr == 255 && op == 9) || (R[t] == 255 && op == 11)) + System.out.println(toHex(mem[255])); + + R[0] = 0; // ensure R0 is always 0 + R[d] = R[d] & 0xFFFF; // don't let R[d] overflow a 16-bit integer + pc = pc & 0xFF; // don't let pc overflow an 8-bit integer + + } + + + /***************************************************** + * Print out final contents of TOY. + *****************************************************/ + System.out.println(); + System.out.println("Core Dump of TOY After Executing"); + System.out.println("---------------------------------------"); + dump(pc, R, mem); + } +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/Test.java b/src/thisandthat/Test.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..79762fa --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/Test.java @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +package thisandthat; +import javax.swing.JEditorPane; +import javax.swing.JFrame; +import javax.swing.JScrollPane; +import javax.swing.text.AttributeSet; +import javax.swing.text.BadLocationException; +import javax.swing.text.DefaultStyledDocument; +import javax.swing.text.Document; +import javax.swing.text.EditorKit; +import javax.swing.text.StyledEditorKit; + +public class Test extends DefaultStyledDocument { + + /** + * UID + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = -6487470088190937699L; + + @Override + public void insertString(int offset, String str, AttributeSet a) + throws BadLocationException { + System.out.println(a.toString()); + if(str.charAt(0) == 10) { + super.insertString(offset, System.getProperty("line.separator") + + "??-?" + System.getProperty("line.separator"), a); + } else { + super.insertString(offset, str, a); + } + } + + @Override + public void remove(int offset, int length) throws BadLocationException { + super.remove(offset, length); + } + + public static void main(String a[]) { + EditorKit editorKit = new StyledEditorKit() { + /** + * UID + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = 97277660839524601L; + + @Override + public Document createDefaultDocument() { + return new Test(); + } + }; + final JEditorPane edit = new JEditorPane(); + edit.setEditorKitForContentType("abc", editorKit); + edit.setContentType("abc"); + + JFrame frame = new JFrame("Syntax Highlighting"); + frame.getContentPane().add(new JScrollPane(edit)); + frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); + frame.setSize(600, 300); + frame.setVisible(true); + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/thisandthat/TowersOfHanoi.java b/src/thisandthat/TowersOfHanoi.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e7a38a3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/TowersOfHanoi.java @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +package thisandthat; + +import stdlib.Color; +import stdlib.StdDraw; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac TowersOfHanoi.java + * Execution: java TowersOfHanoi N + * + * Solves the Towers of Hanoi problem on N discs. The discs are labeled + * in increasing order of size from 1 to N. + * + * % java TowersOfHanoi 3 + * 1 left + * 2 right + * 1 left + * 3 left + * 1 left + * 2 right + * 1 left + * + * % java TowersOfHanoi 4 + * 1 right + * 2 left + * 1 right + * 3 right + * 1 right + * 2 left + * 1 right + * 4 left + * 1 right + * 2 left + * 1 right + * 3 right + * 1 right + * 2 left + * 1 right + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class TowersOfHanoi { + static StdDraw sd = new StdDraw(); + + // print out instructions for moving n discs to + // the left (if left is true) or right (if left is false) + public static void moves(int n, boolean left) { + if (n == 0) return; + moves(n-1, !left); + if (left) System.out.println(n + " left"); + else System.out.println(n + " right"); + moves(n-1, !left); + } + + + // draw the current state of the Towers of Hanoi game + public static void draw(int[] pole) { + + int N = pole.length - 1; + + // draw 3 poles + StdDraw.clear(); + sd.setPenColor(Color.BLACK); + sd.setPenRadius(0.002); + for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) + sd.line(i, 0, i, N); + + // draw N discs + int[] discs = new int[3]; // discs[p] = # discs on pole p + for (int i = N; i >= 1; i--) { + Color color = Color.getHSBColor(1.0f * i / N, .7f, .7f); + sd.setPenColor(color); + sd.setPenRadius(0.035); // magic constant + double size = 0.5 * i / N; + int p = pole[i]; + sd.line(p-size/2, discs[p], p + size/2, discs[p]); + ++discs[p]; + } + + sd.show(500); + } + + public static void hanoi(int N) { + int[] pole = new int[N+1]; // pole[i] = pole (0-2) that disc i is on + draw(pole); + hanoi(N, 0, 1, 2, pole); + } + + public static void hanoi(int n, int from, int temp, int to, int[] pole) { + if (n == 0) return; + hanoi(n-1, from, to, temp, pole); + System.out.println("Move disc " + n + " from pole " + from + " to pole " + to); + pole[n] = to; + draw(pole); + hanoi(n-1, temp, from, to, pole); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); + int N = 4; + moves(N, true); + +// int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); // number of discs + int WIDTH = 200; // width of largest disc + int HEIGHT = 20; // height of each disc + // set size of window and sale + sd.setCanvasSize(4*WIDTH, (N+3)*HEIGHT); + sd.setXscale(-1, 3); + sd.setYscale(0, N+3); + + + // solve the Towers of Hanoi with N discs + hanoi(N); + } + +} diff --git a/src/thisandthat/testEZ.txt b/src/thisandthat/testEZ.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..17fe863 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/thisandthat/testEZ.txt @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +5 5 +0 1 1 0 1 +0 0 1 1 1 +1 1 0 1 1 +1 0 0 0 1 +0 1 1 1 1 diff --git a/src/turing/Control.java b/src/turing/Control.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6804e2d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/Control.java @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +package turing; + +import java.util.HashMap; + +/* Control unit of Turing machine. + * + */ + +public class Control { + private HashMap<String, State> states; // list of states + private HashMap<String, Transition> transitions; // list of transitions + private State state; // current state + + public Control() { + states = new HashMap<String, State>(); + transitions = new HashMap<String, Transition>(); + } + + // get and set the current state + public State getState() { return state; } + public void setState(State state) { this.state = state; } + + // add a state to the control unit + public void addState(String name, String type) { + State s = new State(name, type); + states.put(name, s); + if (state == null) state = s; // start state + } + + // find and return state with given name + private State findState(String name) { + return states.get(name); + } + + + // add a transition + public void addTransition(String f, String t, String read, String write) { + State from = findState(f); + State to = findState(t); + Transition transition = new Transition(from, to, read, write); + if (transitions.get(f + Transition.DELIMITER + read) != null) + throw new RuntimeException("Nondeterministic Turing machine"); + transitions.put(f + Transition.DELIMITER + read, transition); + } + + // Return appropriate transition, null if no matching transition + public Transition getTransition(String read) { + Transition t = transitions.get(state.getName() + Transition.DELIMITER + read); + return t; + } + + +} diff --git a/src/turing/JumpDialog.java b/src/turing/JumpDialog.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b9e5bd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/JumpDialog.java @@ -0,0 +1,129 @@ +package turing; + +import java.awt.Dimension; +import java.awt.Frame; +import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; +import java.awt.event.ActionListener; + +import javax.swing.Box; +import javax.swing.BoxLayout; +import javax.swing.JButton; +import javax.swing.JCheckBox; +import javax.swing.JDialog; +import javax.swing.JLabel; +import javax.swing.JOptionPane; +import javax.swing.JPanel; +import javax.swing.JTextField; + +class JumpDialog extends JDialog { + /** + * UID + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = 6139010809822718625L; + private JButton jumpButton = new JButton("Jump"); + private JButton cancelButton = new JButton("Cancel"); + private JLabel label = new JLabel(" Jump To Step: "); + private JTextField jtf = new JTextField(10); + private JCheckBox jcb = new JCheckBox("Jump to End"); + + private JPanel buttonPane = new JPanel(); + private JPanel inputPane = new JPanel(); + + private Box b; + + private int j; + private boolean valid; + + JDialog dialog = this; + + public JumpDialog(Frame owner, String message) { + super(owner, message, true); + + buttonPane.setLayout(new BoxLayout(buttonPane, BoxLayout.X_AXIS)); + buttonPane.add(jumpButton); + buttonPane.add(cancelButton); + + + jumpButton.addActionListener(new JumpValueListener()); + + cancelButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + dialog.dispose(); + } + }); + + jcb.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if(jcb.isSelected()) { + jtf.setEnabled(false); + } else { + jtf.setEnabled(true); + } + } + }); + + inputPane.setLayout(new BoxLayout(inputPane, BoxLayout.X_AXIS)); + inputPane.add(label); + inputPane.add(jtf); + inputPane.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(200, 100)); + + b = new Box(BoxLayout.Y_AXIS); + + b.add(Box.createVerticalGlue()); + b.add(inputPane); + b.add(Box.createVerticalGlue()); + b.add(jcb); + b.add(Box.createVerticalGlue()); + b.add(buttonPane); + getContentPane().add(b); + setLocationRelativeTo(owner); + setSize(new Dimension(200, 120)); + setResizable(false); + getRootPane().setDefaultButton(jumpButton); + } + + @SuppressWarnings("deprecation") + public void show() { + valid = false; + super.show(); + } + + public int getJump() { + return j; + } + + public boolean isValid() { + return valid; + } + + class JumpValueListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if(!jcb.isSelected()) { + try { + j = Integer.valueOf(jtf.getText()).intValue(); + } catch (NumberFormatException exc) { + JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(dialog, + "Please enter a positive integer", + "Bad Format", + JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE, + null); + return; + } + if(j < 1) { + JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(dialog, + "Please enter a positive integer", + "Bad Format", + JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE, + null); + return; + } + } else { + j = -1; + } + valid = true; + dialog.dispose(); + } + } +} + + diff --git a/src/turing/Machine.java b/src/turing/Machine.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..da0a276 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/Machine.java @@ -0,0 +1,211 @@ +package turing; + +/* + * Machine: This class keeps track of the current state of the machine + * and performs transitions between states based on the + * input from the tape. + */ + +import java.util.LinkedList; +import java.util.Vector; + +public class Machine { + + final int HISTORY_MAX_SIZE = 1000; + + public static final int NOT_HALTED = 0; + public static final int HALTED = 1; + public static final int ACCEPT = 2; + public static final int REJECT = 3; + + public Vector<?> vertices; + public Vector<?> edges; + public int steps; + + private String currentSymbol = null; + + private TuringVertex currentVertex = null; + + private TuringEdge lastEdge = null; //the edge taken to enter the current state + private TuringEdge nextEdge = null; //the edge that will be taken next +// private TuringIOProcessor iop = new TuringIOProcessor(); + + private Tape tape; + + private LinkedList<TuringEdge> history; + + public Machine(Vector<?> v1, Vector<?> v2, Tape t) { + vertices = v1; + edges = v2; + tape = t; + + currentVertex = (TuringVertex) vertices.get(0); + currentSymbol = tape.getCurrentSymbol(); + nextEdge = findEdge(currentVertex, t.getCurrentSymbol()); + history = new LinkedList<TuringEdge>(); + steps = 0; + } + + public TuringVertex getCurrentVertex() { + return currentVertex; + } + + public TuringEdge getNextEdge() { + if(nextEdge == null) { + return new TuringEdge(currentVertex.getName(), currentVertex.getName(), + currentSymbol, currentSymbol, 0); + } + return nextEdge; + } + + public void setTape(Tape t) { + tape = t; + } + + private TuringVertex findVertex(String name) { + int i; + int vsize = vertices.size(); + TuringVertex v; + for(i = 0; i < vsize; i++) { + v = (TuringVertex) vertices.get(i); + if(name.equals(v.getName())) { + return v; + } + } + System.err.println("Error: " + name + " is not a state."); + return null; + } + + private TuringEdge findEdge(TuringVertex v, String symbol) { + int i; + int esize = edges.size(); + TuringEdge ed; + for(i = 0; i < esize; i++) { + ed = (TuringEdge)edges.get(i); + if(v.getName().equals(ed.getOldState()) + && symbol.equals(ed.getOldSymbol())) { + return ed; + } + } + return null; + } + + public void resetMachine() { + currentVertex = (TuringVertex) vertices.get(0); + lastEdge = null; + currentSymbol = tape.getCurrentSymbol(); + nextEdge = findEdge(currentVertex, currentSymbol); + + history = new LinkedList<TuringEdge>(); + TuringMain.repaintMachineArea(); + TuringMain.repaintTapeArea(); + steps = 0; + } + + /* stepForward: This method will perform one transition + * based on the current state and tape symbol + * + */ + + + public void stepForward() { +// boolean symbolChanged; + + String state = new String(currentVertex.getName()); + steps++; + + currentSymbol = (String)tape.getCurrentSymbol(); + lastEdge = nextEdge; + + if(nextEdge != null) { + state = nextEdge.getNewState(); + tape.writeSymbol(nextEdge.getNewSymbol()); + history.addLast(nextEdge); + + } else { + history.addLast(new TuringEdge(currentVertex.getName(), currentVertex.getName(), + currentSymbol, + currentSymbol, + currentVertex.getDirection())); +// symbolChanged = false; + } + + if(history.size() > HISTORY_MAX_SIZE) { + history.removeFirst(); + } + + currentVertex = findVertex(state); + } + + public int shiftAndGetHaltStatus() { + if(currentVertex.getDirection() == TuringVertex.RIGHT) { + tape.shiftRight(); + } else if(currentVertex.getDirection() == TuringVertex.LEFT) { + tape.shiftLeft(); + } else { + //in this case, halt the machine + nextEdge = null; + switch(currentVertex.getHaltStatus()) { + case TuringVertex.ACCEPT: + return ACCEPT; + case TuringVertex.REJECT: + return REJECT; + default: + return HALTED; + } + } + return NOT_HALTED; + } + + public void updateMachine() { + currentSymbol = tape.getCurrentSymbol(); + nextEdge = findEdge(currentVertex, currentSymbol); + } + + + /* stepBack: restores the machine and tape to the state they were in + * in the last step. Returns false if the stepBack was + * unsuccessful (because the history was empty). + */ + + public boolean stepBack() { + steps--; + if(steps < 0) { + steps = 0; + } + + + //If the current cell was added to the end of the + //original tape, it is now deleted + if(history.size() > 0) { + TuringEdge ed = (TuringEdge) history.removeLast(); + + if((tape.getCurrentPosition() == 0 || + tape.getCurrentPosition() == tape.getSize() - 1) && + tape.getCurrentSymbol().equals(Tape.getFillSymbol()) && + tape.getSize() > TuringMain.originalTape.getSize()) { + + tape.deleteCell(); + + } else if(currentVertex.getDirection() == TuringVertex.RIGHT) { + tape.shiftLeft(); + } else if(currentVertex.getDirection() == TuringVertex.LEFT) { + tape.shiftRight(); + } + + tape.writeSymbol(ed.getOldSymbol()); + + currentVertex = findVertex(ed.getOldState()); + + nextEdge = lastEdge; + if(history.size() > 0) { + lastEdge = (TuringEdge) history.getLast(); + } else { + lastEdge = null; + } + return true; + } else { + return false; + } + } +} diff --git a/src/turing/Main.java.old.txt b/src/turing/Main.java.old.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eb2c0e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/Main.java.old.txt @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +/* + * Main.java: Contains main() method for Java Application + */ + +import java.awt.event.*; + +public class Main { + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // put menubar at top for Mac OS X; option ignored by other operating systems + System.setProperty("com.apple.macos.useScreenMenuBar","true"); + + TuringMain program = new TuringMain("Turing Machine Emulator"); + program.addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() { + public void windowClosed(WindowEvent e) { + System.exit(0); + } + public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) { + System.exit(0); + } + }); + program.setVisible(true); + program.runProgram(); + } +} diff --git a/src/turing/State.java b/src/turing/State.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5fcfeaa --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/State.java @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +package turing; + +public class State { + private String name; + private String type; + + public State(String name, String type) { + this.name = name; + this.type = type; + } + + public boolean isHalt() { return type.equals("H"); } + public boolean isYes() { return type.equals("Y"); } + public boolean isNo() { return type.equals("N"); } + public boolean isLeft() { return type.equals("L"); } + public boolean isRight() { return type.equals("R"); } + + public String getName() { return name; } + + public String toString() { + return name + " " + type; + } +} diff --git a/src/turing/Tape.java b/src/turing/Tape.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8723d51 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/Tape.java @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +package turing; + +/* Tape: This object represents the logical aspects of the ticker tape + * (The class 'TuringTapeArea' handles the graphical aspects). + * The tape is a linked list of strings ('symbols') + * and an index to the current position on the tape. + */ + + +import java.util.LinkedList; +import java.util.StringTokenizer; + +public class Tape { + + private static String FILL_SYMBOL = "#"; + private static int TRAILING_EDGE = 0; + + private int position = 0; + private LinkedList<String> tape; + private int origin = TRAILING_EDGE; + + /* This constructor creates a tape from a string. The symbols must be separated + * by at least one space. A pair of square brackets should be placed around + * the starting position. If no symbol has square brackets on each side, the + * position of the tape reader will be the default position. If more than + * one symbol is bracketed, the last one will be the starting position. + */ + + public Tape(String s) { + int i, len; + String symbol; + StringTokenizer stok = new StringTokenizer(s); + + tape = new LinkedList<String>(); + + for(i = 0; i < TRAILING_EDGE; i++) { + tape.add(FILL_SYMBOL); + } + + for(i = TRAILING_EDGE; stok.hasMoreTokens(); i++) { + symbol = stok.nextToken(); + if(symbol.startsWith("[") && symbol.endsWith("]")) { + position = i; + tape.add(symbol.substring(1, symbol.length() - 1)); + } else { + tape.add(symbol); + } + } + + for(len = i; i < len + TRAILING_EDGE; i++) { + tape.add(FILL_SYMBOL); + } + + } + + //This constructor simply clones the tape + //passed to it. + + @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") + public Tape(Tape t) { + position = t.position; + tape = (LinkedList<String>)t.tape.clone(); + } + + public int getCurrentPosition() { + return position; + } + + public void setCurrentPosition(int i) { + position = i; + } + + public String getCurrentSymbol() { + return (String)tape.get(position); + } + + public String getSymbolAt(int i) { + return (String)tape.get(i); + } + + public int getSize() { + return tape.size(); + } + + public static String getFillSymbol() { + return FILL_SYMBOL; + } + + public static void setFillSymbol(String s) { + FILL_SYMBOL = s; + } + + public void deleteCell() { + tape.remove(position); + if(position != 0) + position--; + else + origin--; + } + + //move tape position one cell the left, adding a new cell if necessary + public void shiftLeft() { + if(position == 0) { + addSymbolFirst(FILL_SYMBOL); + } else { + position--; + } + } + + public void addSymbolFirst(String s) { + origin++; + tape.addFirst(s); + + } + + //move tape position one cell the right, adding a new cell if necessary + public void shiftRight() { + if(position == tape.size() - 1) { + addSymbolLast(FILL_SYMBOL); + } + position++; + } + + public void addSymbolLast(String s) { + + tape.addLast(s); + } + public void writeSymbol(String symbol) { + if(!((String)tape.get(position)).equals(symbol)) { + tape.remove(position); + tape.add(position, symbol); + } + } + + public int getOrigin() { + return origin; + } +} + + diff --git a/src/turing/Transition.java b/src/turing/Transition.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..644945b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/Transition.java @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +package turing; + +public class Transition { + public final static String DELIMITER = "|"; + private State from, to; + private String read, write; + + public Transition(State from, State to, String read, String write) { + this.from = from; + this.to = to; + this.read = read; + this.write = write; + } + + public String getWrite() { return write; } + public State getNextState() { return to; } + + public String toString() { + return "from: " + from + ", to: " + to + ", read: " + read + ", write: " + write; + } +} diff --git a/src/turing/TuringEdge.java b/src/turing/TuringEdge.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ab1280a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/TuringEdge.java @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +package turing; + +/* + * TuringEdge: contains information about the edges on the TM graph. + * In the GUI, an edge is a line connecting two vertices. + * It represents the transition between two states, and the conditions + * that trigger it. If the machine is currently in state "oldState" and + * reads "oldSymbol" off of the tape, then the current state will change to + * "newState" and the "newSymbol" will be written at the current + * tape position. The variable "curve" is a number between -1.0 and 1.0 which + * indicates the curvature of the edge. If curve = 0, a straight line is drawn. + * A curve of 1.0 or -1.0 is semicircular. If the curve is positive, the edge will + * swing in a counterclockwise manner from oldState to newState. If it is positive, + * it will swing in a clockwise manner. + * + */ + +public class TuringEdge { + public static final int FIELDS = 5; //total number of parameters in object + + String oldState; + String newState; + String oldSymbol; + String newSymbol; + double curve; + + public TuringEdge(String ot, String nt, String oy, String ny, double c) { + oldState = new String(ot); + newState = new String(nt); + oldSymbol = new String(oy); + newSymbol = new String(ny); + curve = c; + } + + public String getOldState() { + return oldState; + } + + public String getNewState() { + return newState; + } + + public String getOldSymbol() { + return oldSymbol; + } + + public String getNewSymbol() { + return newSymbol; + } + public double getCurve() { + return curve; + } +} diff --git a/src/turing/TuringIOProcessor.java b/src/turing/TuringIOProcessor.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3599694 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/TuringIOProcessor.java @@ -0,0 +1,390 @@ +package turing; + +/* + * TuringIOProcessor: a group of methods used for reading + * information about the TM out of a file + */ + +import java.io.BufferedReader; +import java.io.File; +import java.io.FileNotFoundException; +import java.io.FileOutputStream; +import java.io.FileReader; +import java.io.IOException; +import java.io.InputStreamReader; +import java.net.MalformedURLException; +import java.net.URL; +import java.util.Enumeration; +import java.util.StringTokenizer; +import java.util.Vector; + +import javax.swing.JOptionPane; + +public class TuringIOProcessor { + + BufferedReader fin; + FileOutputStream fout; + int line; + Vector<String> tapes = new Vector<String>(); + Tape defaultTape; + + + public Vector<String> getTapes() { + if(tapes.size() == 0) { + tapes.add("[" + Tape.getFillSymbol() + "]"); + } + return tapes; + } + + /* copyFile: copies the contents of the URL into the + * location indicated by 'file'. + */ + public void copyFile(URL url, File file) throws IOException { +// String s; + int c; + try { + fin = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(url.openStream())); + fout = new FileOutputStream(file); + } catch(FileNotFoundException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + return; + } catch(MalformedURLException e){ + e.printStackTrace(); + return; + } catch(IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + return; + } + + do { + + c = fin.read(); + if(c == -1) { + fout.close(); + return; + } + fout.write(c); + } while(true); + + } + + /* getMachineName: returns the String in the 'title' + * field of the Turing Machine file f + * If the file has no such field, + * it returns the system's name for the file. + */ + + public String getMachineName(File f) throws IOException { + String s; + try { + fin = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(f)); + } catch(FileNotFoundException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + return null; + } + + do { + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + //no 'title' field encountered + return f.getName(); + } + } while(!s.startsWith("title")); + return fin.readLine(); + } + + /* getMachineDescription: returns the String in the + * 'description' field of the + * input file, or null if no + * such field exists. + */ + + public String getMachineDescription(File f) { + String s = null; + String desc = new String(); + + // check if file is a directory + if (f.isDirectory()) return null; + + try { + fin = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(f)); + + } catch(FileNotFoundException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + return null; + } + do { + try { + s = fin.readLine(); + } catch(IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } + if(s == null) + return desc; + } while(!s.startsWith("description")); + + do { + try { + s = fin.readLine(); + } catch (IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } + if(s == null) + break; + if(s.startsWith("vertices") || s.startsWith("fill symbol")) + break; + desc = new String(desc + " " + s.trim()); + } while(true); + + return desc; + } + + /* getMachine: converts the information about the vertices and + * edges in the input file into a Machine + */ + + public Machine getMachine(File file) throws IOException { + boolean fillSymbolChanged = false; + int hs; + double xpos, ypos, curve; + String s, name; + String ot, nt, oy, ny; + TuringVertex ver; + Vector<TuringVertex> vertices = new Vector<TuringVertex>(); + Vector<TuringEdge> edges = new Vector<TuringEdge>(); + StringTokenizer stok; + + tapes = new Vector<String>(); + + try { + fin = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(file)); + } catch(FileNotFoundException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + return null; + } + + line = 0; + fillSymbolChanged = false; + + + //scan past comments and inital whitespace, detecting optional fill symbol + + do { + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + TuringMain.statusBar.setText("Error: File is not proper format."); + return null; + } + if(s.startsWith("fill symbol")) { + line++; + fillSymbolChanged = true; + Tape.setFillSymbol(fin.readLine().trim()); + } + line++; + } while(!s.toLowerCase().startsWith("vertices")); + + if(!fillSymbolChanged) { + Tape.setFillSymbol("#"); + } + + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + return null; + } + stok = new StringTokenizer(s); + + //**************** + //read in vertices + //**************** + + do { + + // If an empty line or comment is read, ignore. + if(s.startsWith("//") || stok.countTokens() == 0) { + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + return null; + } + stok = new StringTokenizer(s); + line++; + continue; + } + if((stok.countTokens() != TuringVertex.FIELDS)) { + + TuringMain.statusBar.setText("Error in line " + line + ": Wrong number of parameters."); + return null; + } + + //get name + name = new String(stok.nextToken()); + + //get halt status - direction + s = (String)stok.nextToken().toUpperCase(); + if(s.equals("L")) { + hs = TuringVertex.LEFT; + } else if(s.equals("R")) { + hs = TuringVertex.RIGHT; + } else if(s.equals("H")) { + hs = TuringVertex.HALT; + } else if(s.equals("Y")) { + hs = TuringVertex.ACCEPT; + } else if(s.equals("N")) { + hs = TuringVertex.REJECT; + } else { + TuringMain.statusBar.setText("Error in line " + line + ": invalid direction - halt status"); + return null; + } + + //get x and y coordinates + + s = stok.nextToken(); + try { + xpos = Double.parseDouble(s); + } catch (NumberFormatException e) { + TuringMain.statusBar.setText("Error in line " + line + ": invalid x-coordinate"); + return null; + } + + s = stok.nextToken(); + try { + ypos = Double.parseDouble(s); + } catch (NumberFormatException e) { + TuringMain.statusBar.setText("Error in line " + line + ": invalid y-coordinate"); + return null; + } + + //create vertex, and add to set of vertices + + ver = new TuringVertex(name, hs, xpos, ypos); + vertices.add(ver); + + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + return null; + } + stok = new StringTokenizer(s); + line++; + + } while(!s.toLowerCase().startsWith("edges")); + + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + return null; + } + stok = new StringTokenizer(s); + + + //**************** + //read in the edges + //**************** + + + do { + if(s.startsWith("//") || stok.countTokens() == 0) { + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + if(edges.size() == 0) { + return null; + } else { + break; + } + } + stok = new StringTokenizer(s); + line++; + continue; + } + + if(stok.countTokens() != TuringEdge.FIELDS && stok.countTokens() != TuringEdge.FIELDS - 1) { + TuringMain.statusBar.setText("Error in line " + line + ": wrong number of parameters"); + return null; + } + ot = stok.nextToken(); + nt = stok.nextToken(); + oy = stok.nextToken(); + ny = stok.nextToken(); + + if(stok.countTokens() == 0) { + curve = 0; + } else { + s = stok.nextToken(); + curve = Double.parseDouble(s); + } + + // add edge to Vector of edges, but check if adding this edge makes TM nondeterministic + // updated by Maia Ginsburg 12/21/06 + if(!ot.equals(nt) || !oy.equals(ny)) { + Enumeration<TuringEdge> e = edges.elements(); + while (e.hasMoreElements()) { + TuringEdge edge = (TuringEdge) e.nextElement(); + if (edge.oldState.equals(ot) && edge.oldSymbol.equals(oy)) { + String err = "Error in this edge: " + s + ": it makes a nondeterministic Turing Machine"; + TuringMain.statusBar.setText(err); + System.out.println(err); + JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(TuringMain.statusBar, err); // pop-up dialog box + } + } + edges.add(new TuringEdge(ot, nt, oy, ny, curve)); + } + else { + String err = "This edge rejected: " + ot+ " " + nt + " " + oy + " " + ny + ": and not needed"; + TuringMain.statusBar.setText(err); + System.out.println(err); + JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(TuringMain.statusBar, err); // pop-up dialog box + } + + + + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + if(edges.size() == 0) { + return null; + } else { + break; + } + } + stok = new StringTokenizer(s); + + line++; + } while(!s.toLowerCase().startsWith("tapes")); + + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + defaultTape = new Tape("[" + Tape.getFillSymbol() + "]"); + return new Machine(vertices, edges, defaultTape); + } + stok = new StringTokenizer(s); + + //******************* + // read in the tapes + //******************* + + //tapes are stored in the Vector 'tapes', which is returned when + //the method 'getTapes()' is called. + + do { + line++; + if(s.startsWith("//") || stok.countTokens() == 0) { + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + break; + } + stok = new StringTokenizer(s); + continue; + } + tapes.add(s); + s = fin.readLine(); + if(s == null) { + break; + } + stok = new StringTokenizer(s); + } while(true); + + if(tapes.size() == 0) { + defaultTape = new Tape("[" + Tape.getFillSymbol() + "]"); + } else { + defaultTape = new Tape((String)tapes.get(0)); + } + + return new Machine(vertices, edges, defaultTape); + } +} diff --git a/src/turing/TuringMachine.java b/src/turing/TuringMachine.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b4d5433 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/TuringMachine.java @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +package turing; + +/* + * TuringMachine.java: Contains main() method for Java Application + */ + +import java.awt.event.WindowAdapter; +import java.awt.event.WindowEvent; + +public class TuringMachine { + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // put menubar at top for Mac OS X; option ignored by other operating systems + //// System.setProperty("com.apple.macos.useScreenMenuBar", "true"); + + // use this one instead - com.apple.macos.useScreenMenuBar is deprecated + System.setProperty("apple.laf.useScreenMenuBar", "true"); + + TuringMain program = new TuringMain("Turing Machine"); + program.addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() { + public void windowClosed(WindowEvent e) { + System.exit(0); + } + public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) { + System.exit(0); + } + }); + program.setVisible(true); + program.runProgram(); + } +} diff --git a/src/turing/TuringMachineArea.java b/src/turing/TuringMachineArea.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..04b1a58 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/TuringMachineArea.java @@ -0,0 +1,609 @@ +package turing; + +/* + * Turingmachinearea: Draws the TM as a graph + */ + +import java.awt.BasicStroke; +import java.awt.Color; +import java.awt.Font; +import java.awt.Graphics; +import java.awt.Graphics2D; +import java.awt.event.ComponentAdapter; +import java.awt.event.ComponentEvent; +import java.awt.font.FontRenderContext; +import java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D; +import java.util.Vector; + +import javax.swing.JPanel; + +public class TuringMachineArea extends JPanel { + /** + * UID + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = 3860836162978537993L; + boolean needToInitialize = true; + static int vertexRadius; + int fontSize; + int areaWidth; + int areaHeight; + int arrowHeight; + int currentEdgeWidth; + int numVertices, numEdges; + Machine machine; + static TuringEdge nextEdge; + + Vector<EdgeGraphicsData> edgeDataVector; + + + + final int MAX_VERTEX_RADIUS = 30; + final int FONT_STYLE = Font.PLAIN; + final String FONT_NAME = "Monotype"; + final Color BG_COLOR = new Color(200,200,200); + + public static final Color DEFAULT_EDGE_COLOR = Color.black; + public static final Color ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR = Color.orange; + public final Color DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR = Color.white; + public final Color CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR = ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR; + public final Color VERTEX_LABEL_COLOR = new Color(0, 130, 0); + + final Color VERTEX_BORDER_COLOR = Color.black; //Color.blue; + final Color ACCEPT_BORDER_COLOR = Color.black; //new Color(0, 170, 0); + final Color REJECT_BORDER_COLOR = Color.black; //Color.red; + final Color DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR = Color.black; + final int ARROW_HEIGHT = 60; + final double ARROW_ANGLE = Math.toRadians(30); + final FontRenderContext DEFAULT_FONT_RENDER_CONTEXT = + new FontRenderContext(null, false, false); + + public Color nextEdgeColor = BG_COLOR; + public Color currentVertexColor = CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR; + + public TuringMachineArea() { + needToInitialize = true; + addComponentListener(new ResizeListener()); + } + + public void setMachine(Machine m) { + machine = m; + needToInitialize = true; + } + public Machine getMachine() { + return machine; + } + + public void resetColors() { + nextEdgeColor = BG_COLOR; + currentVertexColor = CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR; + } + + + /* initialize: computes position, size, etc., of vertices, edges, arrowheads, + * and transition symbols and stores this information in the + * appropriate data structures. + */ + + void initialize(Graphics g) { + areaWidth = getWidth(); + areaHeight = getHeight(); + + + + + numVertices = machine.vertices.size(); + numEdges = machine.edges.size(); + + if(areaWidth > areaHeight) { + vertexRadius = (int)(areaHeight / Math.sqrt(numVertices * 60.0)); + } else { + vertexRadius = (int)(areaWidth / Math.sqrt(numVertices * 60.0)); + } + + if(vertexRadius > MAX_VERTEX_RADIUS) { + vertexRadius = MAX_VERTEX_RADIUS; + } + + fontSize = (int)(vertexRadius / 1.5); + g.setFont(new Font(FONT_NAME, FONT_STYLE, fontSize)); + + arrowHeight = (int)(vertexRadius / 2.5); + + + edgeDataVector = new Vector<EdgeGraphicsData>(); + + //load edge data + for(int i = 0; i < numEdges; i++) { + int arrowx[] = new int[3]; + int arrowy[] = new int[3]; + + TuringEdge edge = (TuringEdge) machine.edges.get(i); + TuringVertex v1 = findVertex(edge.getOldState()); + TuringVertex v2 = findVertex(edge.getNewState()); + + + //if the edge connects a state to itself + if(v1 == v2) { + + //in this case, startAngle indicates the orientation of the + //circular edge on the vertex + if(!edge.getOldSymbol().equals(edge.getNewSymbol())) { + double startAngle = Math.toRadians(edge.getCurve()); + int xpos1 = (int)(v1.getXpos() * areaWidth); + int ypos1 = (int)(v1.getYpos() * areaHeight); + int cornerx = (int)(xpos1 + vertexRadius * + Math.cos(startAngle) - vertexRadius); + int cornery = (int)(ypos1 - vertexRadius * + Math.sin(startAngle) - vertexRadius); + + //compute arrowhead points + //The arrowhead is 60 degrees away from the center of the circular edge, + //measuring along the outside of the vertex + arrowx[0] = (int)(xpos1 + vertexRadius * Math.cos(startAngle - Math.PI/3.0)); + arrowy[0] = (int)(ypos1 - vertexRadius * Math.sin(startAngle - Math.PI/3.0)); + + //The edges of the arrow are oriented as if the arrow was only 30 degrees + //away from the center. This helps the arrowhead line up correctly + //with the edge + arrowx[1] = (int)(arrowx[0] + arrowHeight * Math.cos(startAngle - Math.PI/6.0 - ARROW_ANGLE)); + arrowx[2] = (int)(arrowx[0] + arrowHeight * Math.cos(startAngle - Math.PI/6.0 + ARROW_ANGLE)); + arrowy[1] = (int)(arrowy[0] - arrowHeight * Math.sin(startAngle - Math.PI/6.0 - ARROW_ANGLE)); + arrowy[2] = (int)(arrowy[0] - arrowHeight * Math.sin(startAngle - Math.PI/6.0 + ARROW_ANGLE)); + + //Compute the size and position of the transition symbol + String transitionString = edge.getOldSymbol() + " : " + edge.getNewSymbol(); + + Rectangle2D charBounds = g.getFont().getStringBounds(transitionString, + DEFAULT_FONT_RENDER_CONTEXT); + + int stringWidth = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getWidth()); + int stringHeight = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getHeight()); + + //center string in middle of edge + int stringx = (int)(xpos1 + vertexRadius * 2.0 * Math.cos(startAngle)); + stringx -= (int)(stringWidth * 0.5); + + int stringy = (int)(ypos1 - vertexRadius * 2.0 * Math.sin(startAngle)); + stringy += (int)(stringHeight * 0.25); + + + edgeDataVector.add(new EdgeGraphicsData(cornerx, cornery, vertexRadius * 2, edge, + new Arrowhead(arrowx, arrowy), + new Transition(stringx, stringy, + stringWidth, stringHeight, + transitionString))); + } + continue; + } + + int xpos1 = (int)(v1.getXpos() * areaWidth); + int ypos1 = (int)(v1.getYpos() * areaHeight); + int xpos2 = (int)(v2.getXpos() * areaWidth); + int ypos2 = (int)(v2.getYpos() * areaHeight); + + double curve = edge.getCurve(); + + //w is one-half the length of the distance between + //the centers of the vertices + + int w = (int)(0.5 * Math.sqrt(((xpos1 - xpos2) * (xpos1 - xpos2)) + + ((ypos1 - ypos2) * (ypos1 - ypos2)))); + + //h is the height of the arc + //it is negative if the 'curve' of the edge is negative + //(see documentation on the input format for machines) + + int h = (int)((double)w * curve); + + //theta is the angle that a straight line connecting + //the two vertices makes with the horizontal + + double theta; + if(xpos2 == xpos1) { + if(ypos2 > ypos1) { + theta = -Math.PI / 2.0; + } else { + theta = Math.PI / 2.0; + } + } else { + theta = -Math.atan((double)(ypos2 - ypos1)/(double)(xpos2 - xpos1)); + } + + if(xpos1 > xpos2) { + theta -= Math.PI; + } + + //if h is 0, then the edge is a straight line + + if(h == 0) { + //compute points of arrowhead + arrowx[0] = (int)(xpos2 - vertexRadius * Math.cos(theta)); + arrowy[0] = (int)(ypos2 + vertexRadius * Math.sin(theta)); + + //The point of the arrow head has an angle of 2 * ARROW_ANGLE + arrowx[1] = (int)(arrowx[0] - arrowHeight * Math.cos(theta - ARROW_ANGLE)); + arrowx[2] = (int)(arrowx[0] - arrowHeight * Math.cos(theta + ARROW_ANGLE)); + arrowy[1] = (int)(arrowy[0] + arrowHeight * Math.sin(theta - ARROW_ANGLE)); + arrowy[2] = (int)(arrowy[0] + arrowHeight * Math.sin(theta + ARROW_ANGLE)); + + //Compute the size and position of the transition symbol + String transitionString = edge.getOldSymbol() + " : " + edge.getNewSymbol(); + + Rectangle2D charBounds = g.getFont().getStringBounds(transitionString, + DEFAULT_FONT_RENDER_CONTEXT); + + int stringWidth = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getWidth()); + int stringHeight = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getHeight()); + + //center string in middle of edge + int stringx = (int)(xpos1 + w * Math.cos(theta)); + stringx -= (int)(stringWidth * 0.5 * + (Math.abs(Math.cos(theta)) + Math.abs(Math.sin(theta)))); + + int stringy = (int)(ypos1 - w * Math.sin(theta)); + stringy += (int)(stringHeight * 0.25); + + edgeDataVector.add(new EdgeGraphicsData(xpos1, ypos1, xpos2, ypos2, + edge, new Arrowhead(arrowx, arrowy), + new Transition(stringx, stringy, + stringWidth, stringHeight, + transitionString))); + continue; + } + + //otherwise, edge is a curved line connecting + //two different states + + //I will express the arc as a section of a circle. + //r is the radius of this circle, though + //its sign is opposite that of the 'curve' of the arc. + + int r = -(int)((w * w + h * h)/ (2 * h)); + + //arcAngle is the central angle of the section of the circle. + //its sign is the opposite of the 'curve' + //(for Java drawing purposes) + + double arcAngle = 2.0 * Math.asin((double)w / (double)r); + + //sideAngle is the side angle of the isoceles triangle + //formed by the center of the circle and the two vertices, + //or its trigonometric equivalent in Quadrant II + + double sideAngle = (Math.PI - arcAngle) / 2.0; + + //startAngle is the angle on the circle where the arc begins + //this is different from its use in drawing circular edges above + + double startAngle = sideAngle + theta; + if(arcAngle > 0) { + startAngle += Math.PI; + } + + //centerx, centery are the coordinates of the center of the circle + + int centerx = (int)(xpos1 - Math.abs(r) * Math.cos(startAngle)); + int centery = (int)(ypos1 + Math.abs(r) * Math.sin(startAngle)); + + //cornerx, y are the coordinates of the upper left + //corner of the square circumscribed around the circle + //(for Java drawing purposes) + + int cornerx = centerx - Math.abs(r); + int cornery = centery - Math.abs(r); + + //compute the arrowhead points + + + //phi is approximately the angular difference between the angle at which + //the curved edge enters the vertex, and the angle that it would + //enter in at if it were a straight line. + + double phi = ((arcAngle / 2.0) * (1.0 - ((double)vertexRadius / (2.0 * (double)w)))); + + arrowx[0] = (int)(xpos2 - vertexRadius * Math.cos(theta + phi)); + arrowy[0] = (int)(ypos2 + vertexRadius * Math.sin(theta + phi)); + arrowx[1] = (int)(arrowx[0] - arrowHeight * Math.cos(theta - ARROW_ANGLE + phi)); + arrowx[2] = (int)(arrowx[0] - arrowHeight * Math.cos(theta + ARROW_ANGLE + phi)); + arrowy[1] = (int)(arrowy[0] + arrowHeight * Math.sin(theta - ARROW_ANGLE + phi)); + arrowy[2] = (int)(arrowy[0] + arrowHeight * Math.sin(theta + ARROW_ANGLE + phi)); + + //Compute the size and position of the transition symbol + String transitionString = edge.getOldSymbol() + " : " + edge.getNewSymbol(); + + Rectangle2D charBounds = g.getFont().getStringBounds(transitionString, + DEFAULT_FONT_RENDER_CONTEXT); + + int stringWidth = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getWidth()); + int stringHeight = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getHeight()); + + //center string in middle of edge + //alpha is the angle made by the horizontal and a straight + //line from the source vertex to the peak of the arc + + double alpha = theta + Math.atan(curve); + + int stringx = (int)(xpos1 + w * Math.cos(theta) - h * Math.sin(theta)); + stringx -= (int)(stringWidth * 0.5 * + (Math.abs(Math.cos(alpha)) + Math.abs(Math.sin(alpha)))); + + int stringy = (int)(ypos1 - w * Math.sin(theta) - h * Math.cos(theta)); + stringy += (int)(stringHeight * 0.25); + + edgeDataVector.add(new EdgeGraphicsData(cornerx, cornery, Math.abs(r), + (int)Math.toDegrees(startAngle), + (int)Math.toDegrees(arcAngle), edge, + new Arrowhead(arrowx, arrowy), + new Transition(stringx, stringy, + stringWidth, stringHeight, + transitionString))); + + } + needToInitialize = false; + } + + public void paintComponent(Graphics gr) { + int i = 0; + Graphics2D g = (Graphics2D)gr; + EdgeGraphicsData egd; + if(machine == null) { + return; + } + + if(needToInitialize) { + initialize(g); + } + + g.setColor(BG_COLOR); + g.fillRect(0,0,getWidth(),getHeight()); + + fontSize = (int)(vertexRadius / 1.5); + g.setFont(new Font(FONT_NAME, FONT_STYLE, fontSize)); + + nextEdge = machine.getNextEdge(); + + //draw edges + for(i = 0; i < numEdges; i++) { + egd = (EdgeGraphicsData)edgeDataVector.get(i); + egd.drawHighlight(g); + } + for(i = 0; i < numEdges; i++) { + egd = (EdgeGraphicsData)edgeDataVector.get(i); + egd.drawEdge(g); + } + //draw vertices + fontSize = vertexRadius; + for(i = 0; i < numVertices; i++) { + g.setFont(new Font(FONT_NAME, FONT_STYLE, fontSize)); + drawVertex((TuringVertex)machine.vertices.get(i), g); + } + + } + + + private TuringVertex findVertex(String name) { + int i; + int vsize = machine.vertices.size(); + TuringVertex v; + for(i = 0; i < vsize; i++) { + v = (TuringVertex)machine.vertices.get(i); + if(name.equals(v.getName())) { + return v; + } + } + + return null; + } + + private void drawVertex(TuringVertex ver, Graphics2D g) { + int xpos = (int)(ver.getXpos() * areaWidth) - vertexRadius; + int ypos = (int)(ver.getYpos() * areaHeight) - vertexRadius; + int textXpos = xpos + (vertexRadius * 5 / 8); + int textYpos = ypos + (vertexRadius * 5 / 4); + int borderWidth = 1; //vertexRadius / 8; + + //draw border + if(ver.getHaltStatus() == TuringVertex.ACCEPT) { + g.setColor(ACCEPT_BORDER_COLOR); + } else if(ver.getHaltStatus() == TuringVertex.REJECT) { + g.setColor(REJECT_BORDER_COLOR); + } else { + g.setColor(VERTEX_BORDER_COLOR); + } + g.fillOval(xpos, ypos, vertexRadius * 2, vertexRadius * 2); + + //draw center (colored if current) + if(ver == machine.getCurrentVertex()) { + g.setColor(currentVertexColor); + } else { + g.setColor(DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR); + } + + g.fillOval(xpos + borderWidth, ypos + borderWidth, + (vertexRadius - borderWidth) * 2, (vertexRadius - borderWidth) * 2); + + //print direction-halt status inside vertex + g.setColor(DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR); + switch(ver.getDirection()) { + case TuringVertex.LEFT: g.drawString("L", textXpos, textYpos); break; + case TuringVertex.RIGHT: g.drawString("R", textXpos, textYpos); break; + case TuringVertex.ACCEPT: g.drawString("Y", textXpos, textYpos); break; + case TuringVertex.REJECT: g.drawString("N", textXpos, textYpos); break; + default: g.drawString("H", textXpos, textYpos); break; + + } + //print vertex name in vertex + g.setFont(new Font(FONT_NAME, FONT_STYLE, fontSize / 2)); + g.setColor(VERTEX_LABEL_COLOR); + textXpos = xpos + (vertexRadius * 7 / 8); + textYpos = ypos + (vertexRadius * 16 / 9); + if(ver.getName().length() > 1) { + textXpos = xpos + (vertexRadius * 6 / 8); + } + g.drawString(ver.getName(), textXpos, textYpos); + } + + class ResizeListener extends ComponentAdapter { + public void componentResized(ComponentEvent e) { + needToInitialize = true; + } + public void componentShown(ComponentEvent e) { + needToInitialize = true; + } + } + + //The EdgeGraphicsData class stores graphical data + //about edges, such as position, curvature, arrowhead + //and transition symbol, and contains methods for + //drawing and highlighting edges. + + private class EdgeGraphicsData { + static final int STRAIGHT_LINE = 0; + static final int CURVED_LINE = 1; + static final int CIRCLE = 2; + + boolean current = false; + + int xpos1 = 0; + int ypos1 = 0; + int xpos2 = 0 ; + int ypos2 = 0; + + int cornerx = 0; + int cornery = 0; + int r = 0; + int startAngle = 0; + int arcAngle = 0; + + int curvature; + + TuringEdge edge; + + Arrowhead arrowhead; + Transition transition; + + //constructor for straight lines and circular lines + public EdgeGraphicsData(int a, int b, int c, int d, TuringEdge e, Arrowhead f, Transition g) { + xpos1 = a; + ypos1 = b; + xpos2 = c; + ypos2 = d; + edge = e; + arrowhead = f; + transition = g; + curvature = STRAIGHT_LINE; + + + } + + //constructor for curved lines + public EdgeGraphicsData(int a, int b, int c, int d, int e, TuringEdge f, Arrowhead g, Transition h) { + cornerx = a; + cornery = b; + r = c; + startAngle = d; + arcAngle = e; + edge = f; + arrowhead = g; + transition = h; + curvature = CURVED_LINE; + } + + //constructor for circular lines + //the ones connecting a state to itself + + public EdgeGraphicsData(int a, int b, int c, TuringEdge d, Arrowhead e, Transition f){ + cornerx = a; + cornery = b; + r = c; + edge = d; + arrowhead = e; + transition = f; + curvature = CIRCLE; + } + + //This method highlights the current edge + public void drawHighlight(Graphics2D g) { + g.setColor(nextEdgeColor); + g.setStroke(new BasicStroke(vertexRadius/2)); + if(edge == nextEdge) { + if(curvature == CIRCLE) { + g.drawOval(cornerx, cornery, r, r); + } else if(curvature == CURVED_LINE) { + g.drawArc(cornerx, cornery, r * 2, r * 2, startAngle, arcAngle); + } else { + g.drawLine(xpos1, ypos1, xpos2, ypos2); + } + current = true; + } else { + current = false; + } + } + + //This method draws an edge + + public void drawEdge(Graphics2D g) { + g.setStroke(new BasicStroke(1)); + g.setColor(DEFAULT_EDGE_COLOR); + if(curvature == CIRCLE) { + g.drawOval(cornerx, cornery, r, r); + } else if(curvature == CURVED_LINE) { + g.drawArc(cornerx, cornery, r * 2, r * 2, startAngle, arcAngle); + } else { + g.drawLine(xpos1, ypos1, xpos2, ypos2); + } + arrowhead.drawArrowhead(g); + transition.drawTransition(g, current); + } + } + + private class Arrowhead { + int arrowx[]; + int arrowy[]; + + Arrowhead(int x[], int y[]) { + arrowx = x; + arrowy = y; + } + + void drawArrowhead(Graphics2D g) { + g.setColor(DEFAULT_EDGE_COLOR); + g.fillPolygon(arrowx, arrowy, 3); + } + } + + private class Transition { + int stringx; + int stringy; + int stringWidth; + int stringHeight; + String transition; + + Transition(int a, int b, int c, int d, String s) { + stringx = a; + stringy = b; + stringWidth = c; + stringHeight = d; + transition = s; + } + + void drawTransition(Graphics g, boolean current) { + //First, to block out the part of the edge + //that will overlap the symbol + + if(current) { + g.setColor(nextEdgeColor); + } else { + g.setColor(BG_COLOR); + } + + g.fillRoundRect(stringx - 5, stringy - (int)(stringHeight * 0.75) - 5, + stringWidth + 10, stringHeight + 10, + (int)(vertexRadius * 1.5),(int)(vertexRadius * 1.5)); + + //drawing the actual string + g.setColor(DEFAULT_EDGE_COLOR); + g.drawString(transition, stringx, stringy); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/turing/TuringMain.java b/src/turing/TuringMain.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d596ee5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/TuringMain.java @@ -0,0 +1,1220 @@ +package turing; + +/* TuringMain: Coordinates GUI components, events, etc. + * with logical aspects of TM (Machine, Tape, etc.) + */ + +import java.awt.BorderLayout; +import java.awt.Color; +import java.awt.Dimension; +import java.awt.Toolkit; +import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; +import java.awt.event.ActionListener; +import java.awt.event.ComponentAdapter; +import java.awt.event.KeyEvent; +import java.awt.event.WindowAdapter; +import java.awt.event.WindowEvent; +import java.beans.PropertyChangeEvent; +import java.beans.PropertyChangeListener; +import java.io.File; +import java.io.IOException; +import java.lang.reflect.Field; +import java.net.JarURLConnection; +import java.net.MalformedURLException; +import java.net.URL; +import java.util.Enumeration; +import java.util.Vector; +import java.util.jar.JarEntry; +import java.util.jar.JarFile; + +import javax.swing.Box; +import javax.swing.BoxLayout; +import javax.swing.ButtonGroup; +import javax.swing.DefaultComboBoxModel; +import javax.swing.Icon; +import javax.swing.ImageIcon; +import javax.swing.JButton; +import javax.swing.JComboBox; +import javax.swing.JFileChooser; +import javax.swing.JFrame; +import javax.swing.JLabel; +import javax.swing.JMenu; +import javax.swing.JMenuBar; +import javax.swing.JMenuItem; +import javax.swing.JPanel; +import javax.swing.JRadioButtonMenuItem; +import javax.swing.JScrollPane; +import javax.swing.JSlider; +import javax.swing.JTextArea; +import javax.swing.JToolBar; +import javax.swing.KeyStroke; +import javax.swing.border.EmptyBorder; +import javax.swing.event.ChangeEvent; +import javax.swing.event.ChangeListener; +import javax.swing.filechooser.FileView; + +public class TuringMain extends JFrame { + + /** + * UID + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = 2102160736921394782L; + static final int MIN_SPEED = 0; + static final int MAX_SPEED = 100; + static final int INIT_SPEED = 50; + + static Box mainBox = new Box(BoxLayout.Y_AXIS); + static TuringTapeArea tapeArea = new TuringTapeArea(); + static TuringMachineArea machineArea = new TuringMachineArea(); + + static JComboBox<String> tapeSelector; + static JLabel tapeLabel = new JLabel("Input: "); + static JPanel inputPanel = new JPanel(); + + static JMenuBar menuBar = new JMenuBar(); + static JMenu fileMenu = new JMenu("File"); + static JMenuItem openItem = new JMenuItem("Load Machine... "); + static JMenuItem quitItem = new JMenuItem("Quit"); + static JMenu controlMenu = new JMenu("Controls"); + static JMenuItem runItem = new JMenuItem("Run/Pause"); + static JMenuItem backItem = new JMenuItem("Step Back"); + static JMenuItem forwItem = new JMenuItem("Step Forward"); + static JMenuItem resetItem = new JMenuItem("Reset"); + static JMenuItem jumpItem = new JMenuItem("Jump To Step... "); + static JMenu animationMenu = new JMenu("Animation"); + static ButtonGroup tapeGroup = new ButtonGroup(); + static JRadioButtonMenuItem animOn = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("Animation On"); + static JRadioButtonMenuItem animOff = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("Animation Off"); + + + static JToolBar controlBar = new JToolBar(JToolBar.HORIZONTAL); + static JButton runButton; + static JButton backButton; + static JButton stepButton; + static JButton resetButton; + static ImageIcon runIcon; + static ImageIcon pauseIcon; + static ImageIcon backIcon; + static ImageIcon stepIcon; + static ImageIcon resetIcon; + static JLabel speedLabel = new JLabel(" Speed:"); + static JSlider speedSlider = new JSlider(JSlider.HORIZONTAL, MIN_SPEED, + MAX_SPEED, INIT_SPEED); + + public static JTextArea statusBar = new JTextArea(); + + + public static javax.swing.Timer stepTimer; + public static javax.swing.Timer animationTimer; + + static TuringIOProcessor iop = new TuringIOProcessor(); + + static JFileChooser machineChooser; + static JumpDialog jumpDialog; + + static File filename; + + static Machine machine; + static Tape tape; + static Tape originalTape = new Tape(""); + static Vector<JarEntry> machineVector; + static Vector<String> tapeVector; + + public static int delay; + static boolean frozen = true; + static int halted = Machine.NOT_HALTED; + static boolean componentsLoaded = false; + public static boolean animationOn = true; + public static boolean animationInitialized = false; + + static final int FADE_IN = 0; + static final int FADE_OUT = 1; + static final int GROW_TAPE_LEFT = 2; + static final int GROW_TAPE_RIGHT = 3; + static int fade = FADE_OUT; + static int oldTapeLength; + + static String statusString = "Ready"; + + static JarFile jf; + + public TuringMain(String s) { + super(s); + setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); + setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + } + + public void runProgram() { + setSize(new Dimension(900, 700)); + if(!componentsLoaded) { + try { + jf = getJarFile(); +System.out.println("jf = " + jf); + machineVector = getMachines(); + } catch(MalformedURLException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + return; + } catch(IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + return; + } + + + machineChooser = new JFileChooser(); + machineChooser.addChoosableFileFilter(new TuringFilter()); + machineChooser.setAccessory(new TuringDescription(machineChooser)); + machineChooser.setFileView(new TuringFileView()); + machineChooser.setMultiSelectionEnabled(false); + machineChooser.setDialogTitle("Load Machine"); + machineChooser.setPreferredSize(new Dimension((int)(getWidth() * 0.9), 500)); + tapeSelector = new JComboBox<String>(); + tapeSelector.addActionListener(new TapeSelectorListener()); + tapeSelector.setEnabled(false); + + jumpDialog = new JumpDialog(this, "Jump To Step..."); + jumpDialog.addWindowListener(new JumpWindowListener()); + + setJMenuBar(menuBar); + menuBar.add(fileMenu); + fileMenu.add(openItem); + fileMenu.add(quitItem); + openItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_O, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + openItem.addActionListener(new GetMachinesMenuItemListener()); + quitItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_Q, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + quitItem.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + stepTimer.stop(); + dispose(); + } + }); + + + menuBar.add(controlMenu); + controlMenu.add(runItem); + controlMenu.add(backItem); + controlMenu.add(forwItem); + controlMenu.add(resetItem); + controlMenu.add(jumpItem); + runItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_UP, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + runItem.addActionListener(new RunButtonListener()); + backItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_LEFT, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + backItem.addActionListener(new BackButtonListener()); + forwItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_RIGHT, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + forwItem.addActionListener(new StepButtonListener()); + resetItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_DOWN, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + resetItem.addActionListener(new ResetButtonListener()); + + jumpItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_J, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + jumpItem.addActionListener(new JumpItemListener()); + + menuBar.add(animationMenu); + tapeGroup.add(animOn); + tapeGroup.add(animOff); + animationMenu.add(animOn); + animationMenu.add(animOff); + + animOn.addActionListener(new ActionListener () { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + animationOn = true; + } + }); + + animOff.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + animationOn = false; + } + }); + + animOn.setSelected(true); + +// menuBar.setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); +// menuBar.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + runIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("Play24.gif")); + pauseIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("Pause24.gif")); + backIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("StepBack24.gif")); + stepIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("StepForward24.gif")); + resetIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("Stop24.gif")); + + runButton = new JButton(runIcon); + runButton.addActionListener(new RunButtonListener()); + runButton.setToolTipText("Run Machine"); + + backButton = new JButton(backIcon); + backButton.addActionListener(new BackButtonListener()); + backButton.setToolTipText("Step Back"); + + stepButton = new JButton(stepIcon); + stepButton.addActionListener(new StepButtonListener()); + stepButton.setToolTipText("Step Forward"); + + resetButton = new JButton(resetIcon); + resetButton.addActionListener(new ResetButtonListener()); + resetButton.setToolTipText("Reset Machine"); + + speedSlider.addChangeListener(new SpeedSliderListener()); + speedSlider.setMajorTickSpacing(20); + speedSlider.setMinorTickSpacing(5); + speedSlider.setPaintTicks(true); + speedSlider.setPaintLabels(true); + speedSlider.setToolTipText("Adjust Running Speed"); + speedSlider.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(500, 30)); + + tapeSelector.setEditable(true); + tapeSelector.setToolTipText("Select an input tape, or enter your own"); + inputPanel.setLayout(new BorderLayout()); + inputPanel.add(tapeLabel, BorderLayout.WEST); + inputPanel.add(tapeSelector, BorderLayout.SOUTH); + + + delay = (int)((Math.exp(MAX_SPEED/10.0) / Math.exp(speedSlider.getValue()/10.0))/3.0); + + stepTimer = new javax.swing.Timer(delay, new StepTimerListener()); + stepTimer.setInitialDelay(delay); + + animationTimer = new javax.swing.Timer(30, new AnimationTimerListener()); + animationTimer.setInitialDelay(30); + + tapeArea.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(getWidth(), 50)); + + machineArea.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(getWidth(), 700)); + machineArea.setOpaque(false); + + speedSlider.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(300, 50)); + speedSlider.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(300, 50)); + speedSlider.setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); + speedSlider.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + + inputPanel.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(300, 50)); + inputPanel.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(300, 50)); + inputPanel.setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); + inputPanel.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + controlBar.setFloatable(false); + controlBar.add(runButton); + controlBar.add(backButton); + controlBar.add(stepButton); + controlBar.add(resetButton); + + controlBar.add(speedLabel); + controlBar.add(speedSlider); + + controlBar.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(10, 50))); + controlBar.add(inputPanel); + controlBar.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(500, 50)); + controlBar.setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); + controlBar.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + statusBar.setEditable(false); + statusBar.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + JPanel statusAndControl = new JPanel(); + statusAndControl.setLayout(new BorderLayout()); + statusAndControl.setBorder(new EmptyBorder(5, 5, 5, 5)); + statusAndControl.add(statusBar, BorderLayout.NORTH); + statusAndControl.add(controlBar, BorderLayout.CENTER); + statusAndControl.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(1000, 50)); + statusAndControl.setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); + statusAndControl.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + mainBox.add(machineArea); + mainBox.add(tapeArea); + mainBox.add(statusAndControl); + + getContentPane().add(mainBox); + this.setVisible(true); + addComponentListener(new ComponentAdapter() { +// public void componentShown() { +// repaint(); +// } +// public void componentResized() { +// repaint(); +// } + }); + //////////// openItem.doClick(); + + } + } + + public static void repaintMachineArea() { + machineArea.repaint(); + } + + public static void repaintTapeArea() { + tapeArea.repaint(); + } + + + /* printStatus: prints machine status and number of steps in status bar + */ + + static void printStatus() { + if(machine != null) { + statusBar.setText("Status: " + statusString); + for(int i=0; i < 13 - statusString.length(); i++) + statusBar.append(" "); + if(machine != null) + statusBar.append("Steps: " + Integer.toString(machine.steps)); + } + } + + /* getMachines: returns a Vector of JarEntries that + * contain the data for the sample machines. + */ + + static Vector<JarEntry> getMachines() + throws MalformedURLException, IOException { + JarEntry je; + Vector<JarEntry> v = new Vector<JarEntry>(); + Enumeration<?> enumeration = jf.entries(); + while(enumeration.hasMoreElements()) { + je = (JarEntry) enumeration.nextElement(); + if(je.getName().endsWith(".tur")) { + v.add(je); + } + } + return v; + } + + /* getJarFile: returns the name of the Jar File where the + * resource files are stored + */ + + JarFile getJarFile() throws IOException { + // only works if files are inside .jar [Maia] +System.out.println("getClass() = " + getClass()); + URL url = getClass().getResource("turing.jpg"); +System.out.println("URL of turing.jpg = " + url); + JarURLConnection juc = (JarURLConnection) url.openConnection(); +System.out.println("JarURLConnection = " + juc); +System.out.println("jar file = " + juc.getJarFile()); + + // try the getJarFile method first. + // Under webstart in 1.5.0_16 this is overriden to return null + // http://www.objectdefinitions.com/odblog/2008/workaround-for-bug-id-6753651-find-path-to-jar-in-cache-under-webstart/ + JarFile jf = juc.getJarFile(); + if (jf == null) { + try { + jf = getJarFileByReflection(juc); + } + catch (Exception e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } + } + return jf; + } + + private static JarFile getJarFileByReflection(JarURLConnection jarUrlConnection) throws Exception { + //this class only exists in webstart.jar for 1.5.0_16 and later + Class<?> jnlpConnectionClass = Class.forName("com.sun.jnlp.JNLPCachedJarURLConnection"); + Field jarFileField; + try { + jarFileField = jnlpConnectionClass.getDeclaredField("jarFile"); + } catch (Throwable t) { + jarFileField = jnlpConnectionClass.getDeclaredField("_jarFile"); + } + jarUrlConnection.connect(); //this causes the connection to set the jarFile field + jarFileField.setAccessible(true); + return (JarFile)jarFileField.get(jarUrlConnection); + } + + + /* getFilesDirectory: gets the pathname for the directory + * containing the sample Turing Machine files, + * or creates this directory if it does not + * yet exist. Also, copies the TUR files into + * the directory if the corresponding files + * in that directory have a less recent modification + * date. + */ + + File getFilesDirectory() { + File f = new File(jf.getName()); + File newFile; + JarEntry je; + String s = f.getParent(); + s = s + "files"; + f = new File(s); + if(!f.isDirectory()) { + f.mkdirs(); + } + if(f.isDirectory()) { + for(int i = 0; i < machineVector.size(); i++) { + if(machineVector.get(i).toString().endsWith(".tur")) { + try { + newFile = new File(f + File.separator + + machineVector.get(i).getName()); + je = machineVector.get(i); + + if(filename == null) { + filename = newFile; + + } + + if(newFile.lastModified() < je.getTime()) { + newFile.createNewFile(); + iop.copyFile(getClass().getResource(je.getName()), newFile); + } + } catch (IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + }; + + } + } + } else { + return null; + } + return f; + } + + /* setPaused: changes the GUI to reflect that + * the machine is paused. + */ + + static void setPaused() { + runButton.setIcon(runIcon); + runButton.setToolTipText("Run Machine"); + frozen = true; + stepTimer.stop(); + tapeArea.machineIsRunning = false; + halted = Machine.NOT_HALTED; + statusString = "Paused"; + printStatus(); + } + + static void setHalted() { + runButton.setIcon(runIcon); + runButton.setToolTipText("Run Machine"); + frozen = true; + stepTimer.stop(); + } + + static void setReady() { + runButton.setIcon(runIcon); + runButton.setToolTipText("Run Machine"); + frozen = true; + stepTimer.stop(); + halted = Machine.NOT_HALTED; + statusString = "Ready"; + printStatus(); + } + + static void setRunning() { + runButton.setIcon(pauseIcon); + runButton.setToolTipText("Pause Machine"); + frozen = false; + halted = Machine.NOT_HALTED; + statusString = "Running"; + stepTimer.start(); + } + + /* The following Listener is activated when the 'Load Machine..' + * option is chosen from the File Menu. It fetches the machine + * data and forwards it to the drawing areas. + */ + + class GetMachinesMenuItemListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + setPaused(); + File filesdir = getFilesDirectory(); + + //Pull up file chooser dialog and find name of selected machine. + if(filesdir != null) { + // machineChooser.setFileFilter(machineChooser.getAcceptAllFileFilter()); + machineChooser.setFileFilter(new TuringFilter()); + machineChooser.setCurrentDirectory(filesdir); + + int accept = machineChooser.showOpenDialog(TuringMain.this); + + if(accept == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION) { + filename = machineChooser.getSelectedFile(); + try { + machine = iop.getMachine(filename); + if(machine != null) { + tapeVector = iop.getTapes(); + } + } catch (IOException ex) { + ex.printStackTrace(); + return; + } + //set GUI + if(machine != null) { + machineArea.setMachine(machine); + repaintMachineArea(); + tapeSelector.setModel(new DefaultComboBoxModel<String>(tapeVector)); + tapeSelector.setSelectedIndex(0); + tapeSelector.setEnabled(true); + statusString = "Ready"; + printStatus(); + setTitle("Turing Machine: " + filename.getName()); // added 12/21/06 by Kevin Wayne + controlBar.requestFocus(); + } + } + } + } + } + + /* The following listener is activated whenever a new tape + * is chosen or entered in the Input Combo Box + */ + + class TapeSelectorListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + int i, len; + boolean match = false; + String s; + String newString = (String)tapeSelector.getSelectedItem(); + + if(newString == null) { + tapeSelector.setSelectedIndex(0); + newString = tapeSelector.getItemAt(0); + } + + DefaultComboBoxModel<String> model = (DefaultComboBoxModel<String>)tapeSelector.getModel(); + if(!newString.equals(originalTape)) { + originalTape = new Tape(newString); + tape = new Tape(originalTape); + machine.setTape(tape); + tapeArea.setTape(tape); + oldTapeLength = tape.getSize(); + tapeArea.repaint(); + machine.resetMachine(); + setReady(); + + //If the entered input is not already + //a sample tape, add it to the list + //of sample tapes + + len = tapeSelector.getItemCount(); + for(i = 0; i < len; i++) { + s = model.getElementAt(i); + if(newString.equals(s)) { + match = true; + } + } + resetButton.doClick(); + if(!match) { + model.insertElementAt(newString, 0); + } + } + } + } + + class RunButtonListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if(machine != null) { + if(halted != Machine.NOT_HALTED) { + resetButton.doClick(); + } + if(frozen) { + setRunning(); + } else { + setPaused(); + } + } + } + } + + class BackButtonListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if(machine != null) { + if(!animationTimer.isRunning()) { + if(machine.stepBack()) { + oldTapeLength = tape.getSize(); + setPaused(); + repaintTapeArea(); + repaintMachineArea(); + } + } + } + } + } + + class StepButtonListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if(halted == Machine.NOT_HALTED) + setPaused(); + if(!animationTimer.isRunning()) { + doStep(1); + } + } + } + + class StepTimerListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + doStep(1); + } + } + + + class ResetButtonListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){ + stepTimer.stop(); + animationTimer.stop(); + tapeArea.resetColors(); + tapeArea.removePartialCells(); + tapeArea.tapeInit = false; + machineArea.resetColors(); + tape = new Tape(originalTape); + oldTapeLength = tape.getSize(); + fade = FADE_OUT; + tapeArea.setTape(tape); + machine.setTape(tape); + machine.resetMachine(); + setReady(); + tapeArea.repaint(); + } + } + + class JumpItemListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + setPaused(); + jumpDialog.setVisible(true); + } + } + + void doStep(int n) { + if(machine != null) { + if(halted == Machine.NOT_HALTED && !animationTimer.isRunning()) { + animationInitialized = false; + if(animationOn) { + animationTimer.start(); + } else { + for(int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + machine.stepForward(); + halted = machine.shiftAndGetHaltStatus(); + machine.updateMachine(); + if(halted != Machine.NOT_HALTED) { + setHalted(); + switch(halted) { + case Machine.ACCEPT: + statusString = "Accepted"; + break; + case Machine.REJECT: + statusString = "Rejected"; + break; + default: + statusString = "Halted"; + } + break; + } + } + tapeArea.repaint(); + machineArea.repaint(); + printStatus(); + } + } + } + } + + class SpeedSliderListener implements ChangeListener { + public void stateChanged(ChangeEvent e) { + int fps = (int)speedSlider.getValue(); + if(fps == 0) { + stepTimer.stop(); + } else { + delay = + (int)((Math.exp(MAX_SPEED/10.0) / Math.exp(speedSlider.getValue()/10.0))/3.0); + stepTimer.setInitialDelay(delay); + stepTimer.setDelay(delay); + if(!frozen) { + stepTimer.start(); + } + } + } + } + + /* This listener implements the animation for the color fading + * on the tape symbols, vertex centers, and highlighted edges. + */ + + //The way it works is to gradually change the RGB values of the + //colors used to draw the vertex centers, tape symbols, and highlighted edges + //from their current color to the color they will be at the end of the animation, + //the "goal" (as it is called here). As soon as one of the R, G, or B values for + //one of these graphical items reaches the goal, all components are set to + //their final color value, and the animation ends. Even in the default case + //(no edge exists for a certain transition, so the state and symbol stay + //the same), this method is still called, so ensure a uniform delay for all steps. + + + class AnimationTimerListener implements ActionListener { + + int tapeRedGoal; + int tapeGreenGoal; + int tapeBlueGoal; + int machineRedGoal; + int machineGreenGoal; + int machineBlueGoal; + int edgeRedGoal; + int edgeGreenGoal; + int edgeBlueGoal; + + int tapeRedInc; + int tapeGreenInc; + int tapeBlueInc; + int machineRedInc; + int machineGreenInc; + int machineBlueInc; + int edgeRedInc; + int edgeGreenInc; + int edgeBlueInc; + + double growInc; + + Color newTapeColor; + Color newMachineColor; + Color newEdgeColor; + + + public void animationInit() { + double colorInc; + + growInc = 5.0 / TuringMain.stepTimer.getDelay(); + + if(growInc < 0.03) { + growInc = 0.03; + } + + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldSymbol().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewSymbol()) || + !machine.getNextEdge().getOldState().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewState())) { + colorInc = 15.0 / (double)delay; + } else { + colorInc = 60.0 / (double)delay; + } + if(colorInc < 0.1) { + colorInc = 0.1; + } + if(fade == FADE_OUT){ + tapeRedGoal = tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getRed(); + tapeGreenGoal = tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getGreen(); + tapeBlueGoal = tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getBlue(); + machineRedGoal = machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getRed(); + machineGreenGoal = machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getGreen(); + machineBlueGoal = machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getBlue(); + edgeRedGoal = TuringMachineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getRed(); + edgeGreenGoal = TuringMachineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getGreen(); + edgeBlueGoal = TuringMachineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getBlue(); + + tapeRedInc = (int)((tapeRedGoal - tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + tapeGreenInc = (int)((tapeGreenGoal - tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + tapeBlueInc = (int)((tapeBlueGoal - tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + machineRedInc = (int)((machineRedGoal - machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + machineGreenInc = (int)((machineGreenGoal - machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + machineBlueInc = (int)((machineBlueGoal - machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + edgeRedInc = (int)((edgeRedGoal - machineArea.BG_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + edgeGreenInc = (int)((edgeGreenGoal - machineArea.BG_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + edgeBlueInc = (int)((edgeBlueGoal - machineArea.BG_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + + newTapeColor = tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR; + newMachineColor = machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR; + newEdgeColor = machineArea.BG_COLOR; + animationInitialized = true; + } else if(fade == FADE_IN){ + tapeRedGoal = tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getRed(); + tapeGreenGoal = tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getGreen(); + tapeBlueGoal = tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getBlue(); + machineRedGoal = machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getRed(); + machineGreenGoal = machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getGreen(); + machineBlueGoal = machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getBlue(); + edgeRedGoal = machineArea.BG_COLOR.getRed(); + edgeGreenGoal = machineArea.BG_COLOR.getGreen(); + edgeBlueGoal = machineArea.BG_COLOR.getBlue(); + + tapeRedInc = -(int)((tapeRedGoal - tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + tapeGreenInc = -(int)((tapeGreenGoal - tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + tapeBlueInc = -(int)((tapeBlueGoal - tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + machineRedInc = -(int)((machineRedGoal - machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + machineGreenInc = -(int)((machineGreenGoal - machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + machineBlueInc = -(int)((machineBlueGoal - machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + edgeRedInc = -(int)((edgeRedGoal - TuringMachineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + edgeGreenInc = -(int)((edgeGreenGoal - TuringMachineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + edgeBlueInc = -(int)((edgeBlueGoal - TuringMachineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + + newTapeColor = tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR; + newMachineColor = machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR; + newEdgeColor = TuringMachineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR; + animationInitialized = true; + } + } + + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if(!animationInitialized) { + animationInit(); + } + if(fade == GROW_TAPE_LEFT) { + + tapeArea.offset += growInc; + if(tapeArea.offset > tapeArea.INITIAL_OFFSET + 1.0) { + //animationTimer.stop(); + finishAddLeft(); + } + } else if(fade == GROW_TAPE_RIGHT) { + + tapeArea.offset -= growInc; + if(tapeArea.offset < tapeArea.INITIAL_OFFSET - 1.0) { + //tapeAnimationTimer.stop(); + finishAddRight(); + } + } else if(fade == FADE_OUT) { + if((0 > tapeRedGoal - newTapeColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > tapeRedGoal - (newTapeColor.getRed() + tapeRedInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > tapeGreenGoal - newTapeColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > tapeGreenGoal - (newTapeColor.getGreen() + tapeGreenInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > tapeBlueGoal - newTapeColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > tapeBlueGoal - (newTapeColor.getBlue() + tapeBlueInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > machineRedGoal - newMachineColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > machineRedGoal - (newMachineColor.getRed() + machineRedInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > machineGreenGoal - newMachineColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > machineGreenGoal - (newMachineColor.getGreen() + machineGreenInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > machineBlueGoal - newMachineColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > machineBlueGoal - (newMachineColor.getBlue() + machineBlueInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + + if((0 > edgeRedGoal - newEdgeColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > edgeRedGoal - (newEdgeColor.getRed() + edgeRedInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > edgeGreenGoal - newEdgeColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > edgeGreenGoal - (newEdgeColor.getGreen() + edgeGreenInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > edgeBlueGoal - newEdgeColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > edgeBlueGoal - (newEdgeColor.getBlue() + edgeBlueInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + + newTapeColor = new Color(newTapeColor.getRed() + tapeRedInc, + newTapeColor.getGreen() + tapeGreenInc, + newTapeColor.getBlue() + tapeBlueInc); + newMachineColor = new Color(newMachineColor.getRed() + machineRedInc, + newMachineColor.getGreen() + machineGreenInc, + newMachineColor.getBlue() + machineBlueInc); + newEdgeColor = new Color(newEdgeColor.getRed() + edgeRedInc, + newEdgeColor.getGreen() + edgeGreenInc, + newEdgeColor.getBlue() + edgeBlueInc); + + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldSymbol().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewSymbol())) { + tapeArea.currentTextColor = newTapeColor; + + } + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldState().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewState())) { + machineArea.currentVertexColor = newMachineColor; + } + + machineArea.nextEdgeColor = newEdgeColor; + + } else { + + if((0 > tapeRedGoal - newTapeColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > tapeRedGoal - (newTapeColor.getRed() - tapeRedInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > tapeGreenGoal - newTapeColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > tapeGreenGoal - (newTapeColor.getGreen() - tapeGreenInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > tapeBlueGoal - newTapeColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > tapeBlueGoal - (newTapeColor.getBlue() - tapeBlueInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + + if((0 > machineRedGoal - newMachineColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > machineRedGoal - (newMachineColor.getRed() - machineRedInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > machineGreenGoal - newMachineColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > machineGreenGoal - (newMachineColor.getGreen() - machineGreenInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > machineBlueGoal - newMachineColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > machineBlueGoal - (newMachineColor.getBlue() - machineBlueInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + + if((0 > edgeRedGoal - newEdgeColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > edgeRedGoal - (newEdgeColor.getRed() - edgeRedInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > edgeGreenGoal - newEdgeColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > edgeGreenGoal - (newEdgeColor.getGreen() - edgeGreenInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > edgeBlueGoal - newEdgeColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > edgeBlueGoal - (newEdgeColor.getBlue() - edgeBlueInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + + newTapeColor = new Color(newTapeColor.getRed() - tapeRedInc, + newTapeColor.getGreen() - tapeGreenInc, + newTapeColor.getBlue() - tapeBlueInc); + newMachineColor = new Color(newMachineColor.getRed() - machineRedInc, + newMachineColor.getGreen() - machineGreenInc, + newMachineColor.getBlue() - machineBlueInc); + newEdgeColor = new Color(newEdgeColor.getRed() - edgeRedInc, + newEdgeColor.getGreen() - edgeGreenInc, + newEdgeColor.getBlue() - edgeBlueInc); + + + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldSymbol().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewSymbol())) { + tapeArea.currentTextColor = newTapeColor; + } + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldState().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewState())) { + machineArea.currentVertexColor = newMachineColor; + } + + machineArea.nextEdgeColor = newEdgeColor; + } + tapeArea.repaint(); + machineArea.repaint(); + try { + Thread.sleep(30); + } catch(InterruptedException ex) { + ex.printStackTrace(); + }; + } + + void finishAddLeft() { + tapeArea.offset = tapeArea.INITIAL_OFFSET; + tapeArea.newLeftCell = false; + tapeArea.repaint(); + tapeArea.newLeftCellWidth = 0; + machine.updateMachine(); + animationTimer.stop(); + fade = FADE_OUT; + tapeArea.grow = true; + } + + void finishAddRight() { + tapeArea.offset = tapeArea.INITIAL_OFFSET; + tapeArea.newRightCell = false; + tapeArea.repaint(); + tapeArea.newRightCellWidth = 0; + machine.updateMachine(); + animationTimer.stop(); + fade = FADE_OUT; + tapeArea.grow = true; + } + + void finishFadeOut() { + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldSymbol().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewSymbol())) { + tapeArea.currentTextColor = tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR; + + } + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldState().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewState())) { + machineArea.currentVertexColor = machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR; + + } + machineArea.nextEdgeColor = TuringMachineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR; + tapeArea.repaint(); + machineArea.repaint(); + animationTimer.stop(); + fade = FADE_IN; + animationInitialized = false; + machine.stepForward(); + if(animationOn) { + animationTimer.start(); + } + } + + void finishFadeIn() { + machineArea.nextEdgeColor = newEdgeColor; + tapeArea.currentTextColor = tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR; + machineArea.currentVertexColor = machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR; + machineArea.nextEdgeColor = machineArea.BG_COLOR; + animationInitialized = false; + fade = FADE_OUT; + halted = machine.shiftAndGetHaltStatus(); + machine.updateMachine(); + if(halted != Machine.NOT_HALTED) { + setHalted(); + switch(halted) { + case Machine.ACCEPT: + statusString = "Accepted"; + break; + case Machine.REJECT: + statusString = "Rejected"; + break; + default: + statusString = "Halted"; + } + + } + + + + if(tape.getCurrentPosition() - 3 < tapeArea.leftMostCell) { + fade = GROW_TAPE_LEFT; + } else if(tape.getCurrentPosition() + 3 > tapeArea.rightMostCell) { + fade = GROW_TAPE_RIGHT; + } else { + animationTimer.stop(); + } + + + oldTapeLength = tape.getSize(); + tapeArea.repaint(); + machineArea.repaint(); + printStatus(); + } + } + + + //The class 'TuringFileView' is used to tell the + //file chooser how to display the files. Intead + //of the actual file name, the file chooser will + //display the name in the 'title' field + //of the input file. + + public class TuringFileView extends FileView { + public String getTypeDescription(File f) { + return null; + } + public Icon getIcon(File f) { + return null; + } + public String getName(File f) { + try { + if(f.getName().endsWith(".tur")) { + TuringIOProcessor iop = new TuringIOProcessor(); + return iop.getMachineName(f); + } + } catch (IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } + return null; + } + public String getDescription(File f) { + return null; + } + public Boolean isTraversable(File f) { + return null; + } + } + + + //The class 'TuringFilter' is used in the file chooser + //to filter out all files except those with the + // '.tur' suffix + + class TuringFilter extends javax.swing.filechooser.FileFilter { + public boolean accept(File f) { + if(f.isDirectory()) { + return true; + } + if(f.getName().endsWith(".tur")) { + return true; + } else { + return false; + } + } + public String getDescription() { + return "TUR files"; + } + } + + + //The class 'TuringDescription' is the component + //that displays the machine descriptions in the file chooser + + class TuringDescription extends JPanel + implements PropertyChangeListener { + + /** + * + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = -2913511831200755644L; + JLabel label = new JLabel(" Description:"); + JTextArea jta; + JScrollPane jsp; + + public TuringDescription(JFileChooser fc) { + setPreferredSize(new Dimension(300, 200)); + setLayout(new BorderLayout()); + jta = new JTextArea(); + jsp = new JScrollPane(jta); + fc.addPropertyChangeListener(this); + jta.setLineWrap(true); + jta.setWrapStyleWord(true); + jta.setBackground(fc.getBackground()); + add(label, BorderLayout.NORTH); + add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(10, 10)), + BorderLayout.WEST); + add(jsp, BorderLayout.CENTER); + } + + public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent e) { + File f; + TuringIOProcessor iop = new TuringIOProcessor(); + if(e.getPropertyName().equals( + JFileChooser.SELECTED_FILE_CHANGED_PROPERTY)) { + f = (File) e.getNewValue(); + if(f != null) { + jta.setText(iop.getMachineDescription(f)); + //scroll to beginning of description + jta.moveCaretPosition(0); + } + } + } + } + + class JumpWindowListener extends WindowAdapter { + public void windowClosed(WindowEvent e) { + if(jumpDialog.isValid()) { + stepTimer.stop(); + animationTimer.stop(); + tapeArea.resetColors(); + tapeArea.removePartialCells(); + machineArea.resetColors(); + tape = new Tape(originalTape); + tapeArea.setTape(tape); + tapeArea.tapeInit = false; + machine.setTape(tape); + machine.resetMachine(); + int j = jumpDialog.getJump(); + boolean a = animationOn; + animationOn = false; + if(j == -1) + j = 200000; + doStep(j); + animationOn = a; + } + } + } +} + + + + + + diff --git a/src/turing/TuringMain.java.11.16.txt b/src/turing/TuringMain.java.11.16.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..724c31a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/TuringMain.java.11.16.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1145 @@ +/* TuringMain: Coordinates GUI components, events, etc. + * with logical aspects of TM (Machine, Tape, etc.) + */ + +import java.io.*; +import java.awt.*; +import java.awt.event.*; +import javax.swing.*; +import javax.swing.event.*; +import javax.swing.filechooser.*; +import javax.swing.border.*; +import java.beans.*; +import java.util.*; +import java.util.jar.*; +import java.net.*; + +public class TuringMain extends JFrame { + + static final int MIN_SPEED = 0; + static final int MAX_SPEED = 100; + static final int INIT_SPEED = 50; + + static Box mainBox = new Box(BoxLayout.Y_AXIS); + static TuringTapeArea tapeArea = new TuringTapeArea(); + static TuringMachineArea machineArea = new TuringMachineArea(); + + static JComboBox tapeSelector; + static JLabel tapeLabel = new JLabel("Input: "); + static JPanel inputPanel = new JPanel(); + + static JMenuBar menuBar = new JMenuBar(); + static JMenu fileMenu = new JMenu("File"); + static JMenuItem openItem = new JMenuItem("Load Machine... "); + static JMenuItem quitItem = new JMenuItem("Quit"); + static JMenu controlMenu = new JMenu("Controls"); + static JMenuItem runItem = new JMenuItem("Run/Pause"); + static JMenuItem backItem = new JMenuItem("Step Back"); + static JMenuItem forwItem = new JMenuItem("Step Forward"); + static JMenuItem resetItem = new JMenuItem("Reset"); + static JMenuItem jumpItem = new JMenuItem("Jump To Step... "); + static JMenu animationMenu = new JMenu("Animation"); + static ButtonGroup tapeGroup = new ButtonGroup(); + static JRadioButtonMenuItem animOn = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("Animation On"); + static JRadioButtonMenuItem animOff = new JRadioButtonMenuItem("Animation Off"); + + + static JToolBar controlBar = new JToolBar(JToolBar.HORIZONTAL); + static JButton runButton; + static JButton backButton; + static JButton stepButton; + static JButton resetButton; + static ImageIcon runIcon; + static ImageIcon pauseIcon; + static ImageIcon backIcon; + static ImageIcon stepIcon; + static ImageIcon resetIcon; + static JLabel speedLabel = new JLabel(" Speed:"); + static JSlider speedSlider = new JSlider(JSlider.HORIZONTAL, MIN_SPEED, + MAX_SPEED, INIT_SPEED); + + public static JTextArea statusBar = new JTextArea(); + + + public static javax.swing.Timer stepTimer; + public static javax.swing.Timer animationTimer; + + static TuringIOProcessor iop = new TuringIOProcessor(); + + static JFileChooser machineChooser; + static JumpDialog jumpDialog; + + static File filename; + + static Machine machine; + static Tape tape; + static Tape originalTape = new Tape(""); + static Vector machineVector; + static Vector tapeVector; + + public static int delay; + static boolean frozen = true; + static int halted = Machine.NOT_HALTED; + static boolean componentsLoaded = false; + public static boolean animationOn = true; + public static boolean animationInitialized = false; + + static final int FADE_IN = 0; + static final int FADE_OUT = 1; + static final int GROW_TAPE_LEFT = 2; + static final int GROW_TAPE_RIGHT = 3; + static int fade = FADE_OUT; + static int oldTapeLength; + + static String statusString = "Ready"; + + static JarFile jf; + + public TuringMain(String s) { + super(s); + setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); + setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + } + + public void runProgram() { + setSize(new Dimension(900, 700)); + if(!componentsLoaded) { + try { + jf = getJarFile(); +System.out.println("jf = " + jf); + machineVector = getMachines(); + } catch(MalformedURLException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + return; + } catch(IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + return; + } + + + machineChooser = new JFileChooser(); + machineChooser.addChoosableFileFilter(new TuringFilter()); + machineChooser.setAccessory(new TuringDescription(machineChooser)); + machineChooser.setFileView(new TuringFileView()); + machineChooser.setMultiSelectionEnabled(false); + machineChooser.setDialogTitle("Load Machine"); + machineChooser.setPreferredSize(new Dimension((int)(getWidth() * 0.9), 500)); + tapeSelector = new JComboBox(); + tapeSelector.addActionListener(new TapeSelectorListener()); + tapeSelector.setEnabled(false); + + jumpDialog = new JumpDialog(this, "Jump To Step..."); + jumpDialog.addWindowListener(new JumpWindowListener()); + + setJMenuBar(menuBar); + menuBar.add(fileMenu); + fileMenu.add(openItem); + fileMenu.add(quitItem); + openItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_O, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + openItem.addActionListener(new GetMachinesMenuItemListener()); + quitItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_Q, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + quitItem.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + stepTimer.stop(); + dispose(); + } + }); + + + menuBar.add(controlMenu); + controlMenu.add(runItem); + controlMenu.add(backItem); + controlMenu.add(forwItem); + controlMenu.add(resetItem); + controlMenu.add(jumpItem); + runItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_UP, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + runItem.addActionListener(new RunButtonListener()); + backItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_LEFT, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + backItem.addActionListener(new BackButtonListener()); + forwItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_RIGHT, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + forwItem.addActionListener(new StepButtonListener()); + resetItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_DOWN, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + resetItem.addActionListener(new ResetButtonListener()); + + jumpItem.setAccelerator(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_J, Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getMenuShortcutKeyMask())); + jumpItem.addActionListener(new JumpItemListener()); + + menuBar.add(animationMenu); + tapeGroup.add(animOn); + tapeGroup.add(animOff); + animationMenu.add(animOn); + animationMenu.add(animOff); + + animOn.addActionListener(new ActionListener () { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + animationOn = true; + } + }); + + animOff.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + animationOn = false; + } + }); + + animOn.setSelected(true); + +// menuBar.setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); +// menuBar.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + runIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("Play24.gif")); + pauseIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("Pause24.gif")); + backIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("StepBack24.gif")); + stepIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("StepForward24.gif")); + resetIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("Stop24.gif")); + + runButton = new JButton(runIcon); + runButton.addActionListener(new RunButtonListener()); + runButton.setToolTipText("Run Machine"); + + backButton = new JButton(backIcon); + backButton.addActionListener(new BackButtonListener()); + backButton.setToolTipText("Step Back"); + + stepButton = new JButton(stepIcon); + stepButton.addActionListener(new StepButtonListener()); + stepButton.setToolTipText("Step Forward"); + + resetButton = new JButton(resetIcon); + resetButton.addActionListener(new ResetButtonListener()); + resetButton.setToolTipText("Reset Machine"); + + speedSlider.addChangeListener(new SpeedSliderListener()); + speedSlider.setMajorTickSpacing(20); + speedSlider.setMinorTickSpacing(5); + speedSlider.setPaintTicks(true); + speedSlider.setPaintLabels(true); + speedSlider.setToolTipText("Adjust Running Speed"); + speedSlider.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(500, 30)); + + tapeSelector.setEditable(true); + tapeSelector.setToolTipText("Select an input tape, or enter your own"); + inputPanel.setLayout(new BorderLayout()); + inputPanel.add(tapeLabel, BorderLayout.WEST); + inputPanel.add(tapeSelector, BorderLayout.SOUTH); + + + delay = (int)((Math.exp(MAX_SPEED/10.0) / Math.exp(speedSlider.getValue()/10.0))/3.0); + + stepTimer = new javax.swing.Timer(delay, new StepTimerListener()); + stepTimer.setInitialDelay(delay); + + animationTimer = new javax.swing.Timer(30, new AnimationTimerListener()); + animationTimer.setInitialDelay(30); + + tapeArea.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(getWidth(), 50)); + + machineArea.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(getWidth(), 700)); + machineArea.setOpaque(false); + + speedSlider.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(300, 50)); + speedSlider.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(300, 50)); + speedSlider.setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); + speedSlider.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + + inputPanel.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(300, 50)); + inputPanel.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(300, 50)); + inputPanel.setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); + inputPanel.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + controlBar.setFloatable(false); + controlBar.add(runButton); + controlBar.add(backButton); + controlBar.add(stepButton); + controlBar.add(resetButton); + + controlBar.add(speedLabel); + controlBar.add(speedSlider); + + controlBar.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(10, 50))); + controlBar.add(inputPanel); + controlBar.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(500, 50)); + controlBar.setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); + controlBar.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + statusBar.setEditable(false); + statusBar.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + JPanel statusAndControl = new JPanel(); + statusAndControl.setLayout(new BorderLayout()); + statusAndControl.setBorder(new EmptyBorder(5, 5, 5, 5)); + statusAndControl.add(statusBar, BorderLayout.NORTH); + statusAndControl.add(controlBar, BorderLayout.CENTER); + statusAndControl.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(1000, 50)); + statusAndControl.setForeground(new Color(200,200,200)); + statusAndControl.setBackground(new Color(200,200,200)); + + mainBox.add(machineArea); + mainBox.add(tapeArea); + mainBox.add(statusAndControl); + + getContentPane().add(mainBox); + this.setVisible(true); + addComponentListener(new ComponentAdapter() { + public void componentShown() { + repaint(); + } + public void componentResized() { + repaint(); + } + }); + //////////// openItem.doClick(); + + } + } + + public static void repaintMachineArea() { + machineArea.repaint(); + } + + public static void repaintTapeArea() { + tapeArea.repaint(); + } + + + /* printStatus: prints machine status and number of steps in status bar + */ + + static void printStatus() { + if(machine != null) { + statusBar.setText("Status: " + statusString); + for(int i=0; i < 13 - statusString.length(); i++) + statusBar.append(" "); + if(machine != null) + statusBar.append("Steps: " + Integer.toString(machine.steps)); + } + } + + /* getMachines: returns a Vector of JarEntries that + * contain the data for the sample machines. + */ + + static Vector getMachines() + throws MalformedURLException, IOException { + JarEntry je; + Vector v = new Vector(); + Enumeration enumeration = jf.entries(); + while(enumeration.hasMoreElements()) { + je = (JarEntry) enumeration.nextElement(); + if(je.getName().endsWith(".tur")) { + v.add(je); + } + } + return v; + } + + /* getJarFile: returns the name of the Jar File where the + * resource files are stored + */ + + JarFile getJarFile() throws IOException { + // only works if files are inside .jar [Maia] +System.out.println("getClass() = " + getClass()); + URL url = getClass().getResource("turing.jpg"); +System.out.println("URL of turing.jpg = " + url); + JarURLConnection juc = (JarURLConnection) url.openConnection(); +System.out.println("JarURLConnection = " + juc); +System.out.println("jar file = " + juc.getJarFile()); + return juc.getJarFile(); + } + + /* getFilesDirectory: gets the pathname for the directory + * containing the sample Turing Machine files, + * or creates this directory if it does not + * yet exist. Also, copies the TUR files into + * the directory if the corresponding files + * in that directory have a less recent modification + * date. + */ + + File getFilesDirectory() { + File f = new File(jf.getName()); + File newFile; + JarEntry je; + String s = f.getParent(); + s = s + "files"; + f = new File(s); + if(!f.isDirectory()) { + f.mkdirs(); + } + if(f.isDirectory()) { + for(int i = 0; i < machineVector.size(); i++) { + if(machineVector.get(i).toString().endsWith(".tur")) { + try { + newFile = new File(f + File.separator + + ((JarEntry)machineVector.get(i)).getName()); + je = (JarEntry)machineVector.get(i); + + if(filename == null) { + filename = newFile; + + } + + if(newFile.lastModified() < je.getTime()) { + newFile.createNewFile(); + iop.copyFile(getClass().getResource(je.getName()), newFile); + } + } catch (IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + }; + + } + } + } else { + return null; + } + return f; + } + + /* setPaused: changes the GUI to reflect that + * the machine is paused. + */ + + static void setPaused() { + runButton.setIcon(runIcon); + runButton.setToolTipText("Run Machine"); + frozen = true; + stepTimer.stop(); + tapeArea.machineIsRunning = false; + halted = Machine.NOT_HALTED; + statusString = "Paused"; + printStatus(); + } + + static void setHalted() { + runButton.setIcon(runIcon); + runButton.setToolTipText("Run Machine"); + frozen = true; + stepTimer.stop(); + } + + static void setReady() { + runButton.setIcon(runIcon); + runButton.setToolTipText("Run Machine"); + frozen = true; + stepTimer.stop(); + halted = Machine.NOT_HALTED; + statusString = "Ready"; + printStatus(); + } + + static void setRunning() { + runButton.setIcon(pauseIcon); + runButton.setToolTipText("Pause Machine"); + frozen = false; + halted = Machine.NOT_HALTED; + statusString = "Running"; + stepTimer.start(); + } + + /* The following Listener is activated when the 'Load Machine..' + * option is chosen from the File Menu. It fetches the machine + * data and forwards it to the drawing areas. + */ + + class GetMachinesMenuItemListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + setPaused(); + File filesdir = getFilesDirectory(); + + //Pull up file chooser dialog and find name of selected machine. + if(filesdir != null) { + // machineChooser.setFileFilter(machineChooser.getAcceptAllFileFilter()); + machineChooser.setFileFilter(new TuringFilter()); + machineChooser.setCurrentDirectory(filesdir); + + int accept = machineChooser.showOpenDialog(TuringMain.this); + + if(accept == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION) { + filename = machineChooser.getSelectedFile(); + try { + machine = iop.getMachine(filename); + if(machine != null) { + tapeVector = iop.getTapes(); + } + } catch (IOException ex) { + ex.printStackTrace(); + return; + } + //set GUI + if(machine != null) { + machineArea.setMachine(machine); + repaintMachineArea(); + tapeSelector.setModel(new DefaultComboBoxModel(tapeVector)); + tapeSelector.setSelectedIndex(0); + tapeSelector.setEnabled(true); + statusString = "Ready"; + printStatus(); + setTitle("Turing Machine: " + filename.getName()); // added 12/21/06 by Kevin Wayne + controlBar.requestFocus(); + } + } + } + } + } + + /* The following listener is activated whenever a new tape + * is chosen or entered in the Input Combo Box + */ + + class TapeSelectorListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + int i, len; + boolean match = false; + String s; + String newString = (String)tapeSelector.getSelectedItem(); + + if(newString == null) { + tapeSelector.setSelectedIndex(0); + newString = (String)tapeSelector.getItemAt(0); + } + + DefaultComboBoxModel model = (DefaultComboBoxModel)tapeSelector.getModel(); + if(!newString.equals(originalTape)) { + originalTape = new Tape(newString); + tape = new Tape(originalTape); + machine.setTape(tape); + tapeArea.setTape(tape); + oldTapeLength = tape.getSize(); + tapeArea.repaint(); + machine.resetMachine(); + setReady(); + + //If the entered input is not already + //a sample tape, add it to the list + //of sample tapes + + len = tapeSelector.getItemCount(); + for(i = 0; i < len; i++) { + s = (String)model.getElementAt(i); + if(newString.equals(s)) { + match = true; + } + } + resetButton.doClick(); + if(!match) { + model.insertElementAt(newString, 0); + } + } + } + } + + class RunButtonListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if(machine != null) { + if(halted != Machine.NOT_HALTED) { + resetButton.doClick(); + } + if(frozen) { + setRunning(); + } else { + setPaused(); + } + } + } + } + + class BackButtonListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if(machine != null) { + if(!animationTimer.isRunning()) { + if(machine.stepBack()) { + oldTapeLength = tape.getSize(); + setPaused(); + repaintTapeArea(); + repaintMachineArea(); + } + } + } + } + } + + class StepButtonListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if(halted == Machine.NOT_HALTED) + setPaused(); + if(!animationTimer.isRunning()) { + doStep(1); + } + } + } + + class StepTimerListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + doStep(1); + } + } + + + class ResetButtonListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){ + stepTimer.stop(); + animationTimer.stop(); + tapeArea.resetColors(); + tapeArea.removePartialCells(); + tapeArea.tapeInit = false; + machineArea.resetColors(); + tape = new Tape(originalTape); + oldTapeLength = tape.getSize(); + fade = FADE_OUT; + tapeArea.setTape(tape); + machine.setTape(tape); + machine.resetMachine(); + setReady(); + tapeArea.repaint(); + } + } + + class JumpItemListener implements ActionListener { + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + setPaused(); + jumpDialog.setVisible(true); + } + } + + void doStep(int n) { + if(machine != null) { + if(halted == Machine.NOT_HALTED && !animationTimer.isRunning()) { + animationInitialized = false; + if(animationOn) { + animationTimer.start(); + } else { + for(int i = 0; i < n; i++) { + machine.stepForward(); + halted = machine.shiftAndGetHaltStatus(); + machine.updateMachine(); + if(halted != Machine.NOT_HALTED) { + setHalted(); + switch(halted) { + case Machine.ACCEPT: + statusString = "Accepted"; + break; + case Machine.REJECT: + statusString = "Rejected"; + break; + default: + statusString = "Halted"; + } + break; + } + } + tapeArea.repaint(); + machineArea.repaint(); + printStatus(); + } + } + } + } + + class SpeedSliderListener implements ChangeListener { + public void stateChanged(ChangeEvent e) { + int fps = (int)speedSlider.getValue(); + if(fps == 0) { + stepTimer.stop(); + } else { + delay = + (int)((Math.exp(MAX_SPEED/10.0) / Math.exp(speedSlider.getValue()/10.0))/3.0); + stepTimer.setInitialDelay(delay); + stepTimer.setDelay(delay); + if(!frozen) { + stepTimer.start(); + } + } + } + } + + /* This listener implements the animation for the color fading + * on the tape symbols, vertex centers, and highlighted edges. + */ + + //The way it works is to gradually change the RGB values of the + //colors used to draw the vertex centers, tape symbols, and highlighted edges + //from their current color to the color they will be at the end of the animation, + //the "goal" (as it is called here). As soon as one of the R, G, or B values for + //one of these graphical items reaches the goal, all components are set to + //their final color value, and the animation ends. Even in the default case + //(no edge exists for a certain transition, so the state and symbol stay + //the same), this method is still called, so ensure a uniform delay for all steps. + + + class AnimationTimerListener implements ActionListener { + + int tapeRedGoal; + int tapeGreenGoal; + int tapeBlueGoal; + int machineRedGoal; + int machineGreenGoal; + int machineBlueGoal; + int edgeRedGoal; + int edgeGreenGoal; + int edgeBlueGoal; + + int tapeRedInc; + int tapeGreenInc; + int tapeBlueInc; + int machineRedInc; + int machineGreenInc; + int machineBlueInc; + int edgeRedInc; + int edgeGreenInc; + int edgeBlueInc; + + double growInc; + + Color newTapeColor; + Color newMachineColor; + Color newEdgeColor; + + + public void animationInit() { + double colorInc; + + growInc = 5.0 / TuringMain.stepTimer.getDelay(); + + if(growInc < 0.03) { + growInc = 0.03; + } + + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldSymbol().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewSymbol()) || + !machine.getNextEdge().getOldState().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewState())) { + colorInc = 15.0 / (double)delay; + } else { + colorInc = 60.0 / (double)delay; + } + if(colorInc < 0.1) { + colorInc = 0.1; + } + if(fade == FADE_OUT){ + tapeRedGoal = tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getRed(); + tapeGreenGoal = tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getGreen(); + tapeBlueGoal = tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getBlue(); + machineRedGoal = machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getRed(); + machineGreenGoal = machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getGreen(); + machineBlueGoal = machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getBlue(); + edgeRedGoal = machineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getRed(); + edgeGreenGoal = machineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getGreen(); + edgeBlueGoal = machineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getBlue(); + + tapeRedInc = (int)((tapeRedGoal - tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + tapeGreenInc = (int)((tapeGreenGoal - tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + tapeBlueInc = (int)((tapeBlueGoal - tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + machineRedInc = (int)((machineRedGoal - machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + machineGreenInc = (int)((machineGreenGoal - machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + machineBlueInc = (int)((machineBlueGoal - machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + edgeRedInc = (int)((edgeRedGoal - machineArea.BG_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + edgeGreenInc = (int)((edgeGreenGoal - machineArea.BG_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + edgeBlueInc = (int)((edgeBlueGoal - machineArea.BG_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + + newTapeColor = tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR; + newMachineColor = machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR; + newEdgeColor = machineArea.BG_COLOR; + animationInitialized = true; + } else if(fade == FADE_IN){ + tapeRedGoal = tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getRed(); + tapeGreenGoal = tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getGreen(); + tapeBlueGoal = tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR.getBlue(); + machineRedGoal = machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getRed(); + machineGreenGoal = machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getGreen(); + machineBlueGoal = machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR.getBlue(); + edgeRedGoal = machineArea.BG_COLOR.getRed(); + edgeGreenGoal = machineArea.BG_COLOR.getGreen(); + edgeBlueGoal = machineArea.BG_COLOR.getBlue(); + + tapeRedInc = -(int)((tapeRedGoal - tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + tapeGreenInc = -(int)((tapeGreenGoal - tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + tapeBlueInc = -(int)((tapeBlueGoal - tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + machineRedInc = -(int)((machineRedGoal - machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + machineGreenInc = -(int)((machineGreenGoal - machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + machineBlueInc = -(int)((machineBlueGoal - machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + edgeRedInc = -(int)((edgeRedGoal - machineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getRed()) * colorInc); + edgeGreenInc = -(int)((edgeGreenGoal - machineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getGreen()) * colorInc); + edgeBlueInc = -(int)((edgeBlueGoal - machineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR.getBlue()) * colorInc); + + newTapeColor = tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR; + newMachineColor = machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR; + newEdgeColor = machineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR; + animationInitialized = true; + } + } + + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + if(!animationInitialized) { + animationInit(); + } + if(fade == GROW_TAPE_LEFT) { + + tapeArea.offset += growInc; + if(tapeArea.offset > tapeArea.INITIAL_OFFSET + 1.0) { + //animationTimer.stop(); + finishAddLeft(); + } + } else if(fade == GROW_TAPE_RIGHT) { + + tapeArea.offset -= growInc; + if(tapeArea.offset < tapeArea.INITIAL_OFFSET - 1.0) { + //tapeAnimationTimer.stop(); + finishAddRight(); + } + } else if(fade == FADE_OUT) { + if((0 > tapeRedGoal - newTapeColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > tapeRedGoal - (newTapeColor.getRed() + tapeRedInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > tapeGreenGoal - newTapeColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > tapeGreenGoal - (newTapeColor.getGreen() + tapeGreenInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > tapeBlueGoal - newTapeColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > tapeBlueGoal - (newTapeColor.getBlue() + tapeBlueInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > machineRedGoal - newMachineColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > machineRedGoal - (newMachineColor.getRed() + machineRedInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > machineGreenGoal - newMachineColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > machineGreenGoal - (newMachineColor.getGreen() + machineGreenInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > machineBlueGoal - newMachineColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > machineBlueGoal - (newMachineColor.getBlue() + machineBlueInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + + if((0 > edgeRedGoal - newEdgeColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > edgeRedGoal - (newEdgeColor.getRed() + edgeRedInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > edgeGreenGoal - newEdgeColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > edgeGreenGoal - (newEdgeColor.getGreen() + edgeGreenInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + if((0 > edgeBlueGoal - newEdgeColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > edgeBlueGoal - (newEdgeColor.getBlue() + edgeBlueInc))) { + finishFadeOut(); + return; + } + + newTapeColor = new Color(newTapeColor.getRed() + tapeRedInc, + newTapeColor.getGreen() + tapeGreenInc, + newTapeColor.getBlue() + tapeBlueInc); + newMachineColor = new Color(newMachineColor.getRed() + machineRedInc, + newMachineColor.getGreen() + machineGreenInc, + newMachineColor.getBlue() + machineBlueInc); + newEdgeColor = new Color(newEdgeColor.getRed() + edgeRedInc, + newEdgeColor.getGreen() + edgeGreenInc, + newEdgeColor.getBlue() + edgeBlueInc); + + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldSymbol().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewSymbol())) { + tapeArea.currentTextColor = newTapeColor; + + } + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldState().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewState())) { + machineArea.currentVertexColor = newMachineColor; + } + + machineArea.nextEdgeColor = newEdgeColor; + + } else { + + if((0 > tapeRedGoal - newTapeColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > tapeRedGoal - (newTapeColor.getRed() - tapeRedInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > tapeGreenGoal - newTapeColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > tapeGreenGoal - (newTapeColor.getGreen() - tapeGreenInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > tapeBlueGoal - newTapeColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > tapeBlueGoal - (newTapeColor.getBlue() - tapeBlueInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + + if((0 > machineRedGoal - newMachineColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > machineRedGoal - (newMachineColor.getRed() - machineRedInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > machineGreenGoal - newMachineColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > machineGreenGoal - (newMachineColor.getGreen() - machineGreenInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > machineBlueGoal - newMachineColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > machineBlueGoal - (newMachineColor.getBlue() - machineBlueInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + + if((0 > edgeRedGoal - newEdgeColor.getRed()) ^ + (0 > edgeRedGoal - (newEdgeColor.getRed() - edgeRedInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > edgeGreenGoal - newEdgeColor.getGreen()) ^ + (0 > edgeGreenGoal - (newEdgeColor.getGreen() - edgeGreenInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + if((0 > edgeBlueGoal - newEdgeColor.getBlue()) ^ + (0 > edgeBlueGoal - (newEdgeColor.getBlue() - edgeBlueInc))) { + finishFadeIn(); + return; + } + + newTapeColor = new Color(newTapeColor.getRed() - tapeRedInc, + newTapeColor.getGreen() - tapeGreenInc, + newTapeColor.getBlue() - tapeBlueInc); + newMachineColor = new Color(newMachineColor.getRed() - machineRedInc, + newMachineColor.getGreen() - machineGreenInc, + newMachineColor.getBlue() - machineBlueInc); + newEdgeColor = new Color(newEdgeColor.getRed() - edgeRedInc, + newEdgeColor.getGreen() - edgeGreenInc, + newEdgeColor.getBlue() - edgeBlueInc); + + + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldSymbol().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewSymbol())) { + tapeArea.currentTextColor = newTapeColor; + } + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldState().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewState())) { + machineArea.currentVertexColor = newMachineColor; + } + + machineArea.nextEdgeColor = newEdgeColor; + } + tapeArea.repaint(); + machineArea.repaint(); + try { + Thread.sleep(30); + } catch(InterruptedException ex) { + ex.printStackTrace(); + }; + } + + void finishAddLeft() { + tapeArea.offset = tapeArea.INITIAL_OFFSET; + tapeArea.newLeftCell = false; + tapeArea.repaint(); + tapeArea.newLeftCellWidth = 0; + machine.updateMachine(); + animationTimer.stop(); + fade = FADE_OUT; + tapeArea.grow = true; + } + + void finishAddRight() { + tapeArea.offset = tapeArea.INITIAL_OFFSET; + tapeArea.newRightCell = false; + tapeArea.repaint(); + tapeArea.newRightCellWidth = 0; + machine.updateMachine(); + animationTimer.stop(); + fade = FADE_OUT; + tapeArea.grow = true; + } + + void finishFadeOut() { + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldSymbol().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewSymbol())) { + tapeArea.currentTextColor = tapeArea.CURRENT_CELL_COLOR; + + } + if(!machine.getNextEdge().getOldState().equals(machine.getNextEdge().getNewState())) { + machineArea.currentVertexColor = machineArea.DEFAULT_VERTEX_COLOR; + + } + machineArea.nextEdgeColor = machineArea.ACTIVE_EDGE_COLOR; + tapeArea.repaint(); + machineArea.repaint(); + animationTimer.stop(); + fade = FADE_IN; + animationInitialized = false; + machine.stepForward(); + if(animationOn) { + animationTimer.start(); + } + } + + void finishFadeIn() { + machineArea.nextEdgeColor = newEdgeColor; + tapeArea.currentTextColor = tapeArea.DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR; + machineArea.currentVertexColor = machineArea.CURRENT_VERTEX_COLOR; + machineArea.nextEdgeColor = machineArea.BG_COLOR; + animationInitialized = false; + fade = FADE_OUT; + halted = machine.shiftAndGetHaltStatus(); + machine.updateMachine(); + if(halted != Machine.NOT_HALTED) { + setHalted(); + switch(halted) { + case Machine.ACCEPT: + statusString = "Accepted"; + break; + case Machine.REJECT: + statusString = "Rejected"; + break; + default: + statusString = "Halted"; + } + + } + + + + if(tape.getCurrentPosition() - 3 < tapeArea.leftMostCell) { + fade = GROW_TAPE_LEFT; + } else if(tape.getCurrentPosition() + 3 > tapeArea.rightMostCell) { + fade = GROW_TAPE_RIGHT; + } else { + animationTimer.stop(); + } + + + oldTapeLength = tape.getSize(); + tapeArea.repaint(); + machineArea.repaint(); + printStatus(); + } + } + + + //The class 'TuringFileView' is used to tell the + //file chooser how to display the files. Intead + //of the actual file name, the file chooser will + //display the name in the 'title' field + //of the input file. + + public class TuringFileView extends FileView { + public String getTypeDescription(File f) { + return null; + } + public Icon getIcon(File f) { + return null; + } + public String getName(File f) { + try { + if(f.getName().endsWith(".tur")) { + TuringIOProcessor iop = new TuringIOProcessor(); + return iop.getMachineName(f); + } + } catch (IOException e) { + e.printStackTrace(); + } + return null; + } + public String getDescription(File f) { + return null; + } + public Boolean isTraversable(File f) { + return null; + } + } + + + //The class 'TuringFilter' is used in the file chooser + //to filter out all files except those with the + // '.tur' suffix + + class TuringFilter extends javax.swing.filechooser.FileFilter { + public boolean accept(File f) { + if(f.isDirectory()) { + return true; + } + if(f.getName().endsWith(".tur")) { + return true; + } else { + return false; + } + } + public String getDescription() { + return "TUR files"; + } + } + + + //The class 'TuringDescription' is the component + //that displays the machine descriptions in the file chooser + + class TuringDescription extends JPanel + implements PropertyChangeListener { + + JLabel label = new JLabel(" Description:"); + JTextArea jta; + JScrollPane jsp; + + public TuringDescription(JFileChooser fc) { + setPreferredSize(new Dimension(300, 200)); + setLayout(new BorderLayout()); + jta = new JTextArea(); + jsp = new JScrollPane(jta); + fc.addPropertyChangeListener(this); + jta.setLineWrap(true); + jta.setWrapStyleWord(true); + jta.setBackground(fc.getBackground()); + add(label, BorderLayout.NORTH); + add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(10, 10)), + BorderLayout.WEST); + add(jsp, BorderLayout.CENTER); + } + + public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent e) { + File f; + TuringIOProcessor iop = new TuringIOProcessor(); + if(e.getPropertyName().equals( + JFileChooser.SELECTED_FILE_CHANGED_PROPERTY)) { + f = (File) e.getNewValue(); + if(f != null) { + jta.setText(iop.getMachineDescription(f)); + //scroll to beginning of description + jta.moveCaretPosition(0); + } + } + } + } + + class JumpWindowListener extends WindowAdapter { + public void windowClosed(WindowEvent e) { + if(jumpDialog.isValid()) { + stepTimer.stop(); + animationTimer.stop(); + tapeArea.resetColors(); + tapeArea.removePartialCells(); + machineArea.resetColors(); + tape = new Tape(originalTape); + tapeArea.setTape(tape); + tapeArea.tapeInit = false; + machine.setTape(tape); + machine.resetMachine(); + int j = jumpDialog.getJump(); + boolean a = animationOn; + animationOn = false; + if(j == -1) + j = 200000; + doStep(j); + animationOn = a; + } + } + } +} + + + + + + diff --git a/src/turing/TuringTapeArea.java b/src/turing/TuringTapeArea.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c4106b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/TuringTapeArea.java @@ -0,0 +1,278 @@ +package turing; + + +/* + * TuringTapeArea: Draws and animates the ticker tape + */ + +import java.awt.Color; +import java.awt.Dimension; +import java.awt.Font; +import java.awt.Graphics; +import java.awt.font.FontRenderContext; +import java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D; + +import javax.swing.JPanel; + +public class TuringTapeArea extends JPanel { + /** + * UID + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = -1538573775444225480L; + boolean machineIsRunning = false; + boolean tapeInit = false; + int cellWidth = 40; + double newLeftCellWidth = 0; + double newRightCellWidth = 0; + int cellHeight = 40; + int fontSize = 20; + int shift, filler; + int leftMostCell = 0, rightMostCell = 0; + Dimension areaSize; + + int origin = 0; + + boolean grow = false; + boolean newLeftCell = false, newRightCell = false; + + double animationInc; + Tape tape; + + Color currentTextColor = Color.black; + + final int LEFT_SHIFT = 0; + final int RIGHT_SHIFT = 1; + + final int ADD_DELAY = 10; + + final int FONT_STYLE = Font.BOLD; + final String FONT_NAME = "Monotype"; + final Color BG_COLOR = new Color(200,200,200); + final Color DEFAULT_CELL_COLOR = Color.white; + final Color CURRENT_CELL_COLOR = Color.orange; + final Color CELL_INDEX_COLOR = new Color(0, 130, 0); + + final double beginTab = 0.0; + final double INITIAL_OFFSET = -1.5; + double offset = INITIAL_OFFSET; + public final Color DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR = Color.black; + + public void setTape(Tape t) { + tape = t; + } + + public void resetColors() { + currentTextColor = Color.black; + } + + public void removePartialCells() { + newLeftCellWidth = 0; + newRightCellWidth = 0; + } + + public void paintComponent(Graphics g) { + int i; + int yAlign; //used for vertical centering of tape + int tapeLength; //length in cells, not pixels +// int tapeEndX[] = new int[7]; +// int tapeEndY[] = new int[7]; + int fontScalingFactor; + int stringWidth, stringHeight; + int index = 0; +// int startAt, cellsToDraw; + int currentPosition; + int drawPos; + String symbol; + + FontRenderContext DEFAULT_FONT_RENDER_CONTEXT = + new FontRenderContext(null, false, false); + + Rectangle2D charBounds; + + super.paintComponent(g); + + if(tape == null) { + return; + } + + g.setColor(BG_COLOR); + g.fillRect(0,0,getWidth(), getHeight()); + + tapeLength = tape.getSize(); + + if(areaSize != null) { + if(areaSize.width != getSize().width || areaSize.height != getSize().height) { + tapeInit = false; + } + } + + areaSize = getSize(); + yAlign = areaSize.height/2; + + cellWidth = getHeight() - 2; + if(cellWidth > 40) { + cellWidth = 40; + } + cellHeight = cellWidth; + fontSize = cellWidth / 2; + + if(newLeftCell) { +// startAt = 1; +// cellsToDraw = tapeLength - 1; + currentPosition = 0; + } else if(newRightCell) { +// startAt = 0; +// cellsToDraw = tapeLength - 1; + currentPosition = tapeLength - 2; + } else { +// startAt = 0; +// cellsToDraw = tapeLength; + currentPosition = tape.getCurrentPosition(); + } + + currentPosition = tape.getCurrentPosition(); + + if(!tapeInit) { + for(filler = 0; cellWidth * (1 + 2*filler) <= areaSize.width; filler++) + ; + filler += 1; + leftMostCell = currentPosition - filler; + rightMostCell = leftMostCell + 2*filler; + while(-leftMostCell < rightMostCell - tapeLength - 1 && 0 < rightMostCell - tapeLength - 1) { + leftMostCell--; + rightMostCell--; + } + while(-leftMostCell > rightMostCell - tapeLength + 1 && leftMostCell < 0) { + leftMostCell++; + rightMostCell++; + } + } + + + if(grow) { + if(currentPosition - 3 < leftMostCell) { + while(currentPosition < leftMostCell + 3) { + leftMostCell--; + rightMostCell--; + } + } else { + while(currentPosition > rightMostCell - 3) { + leftMostCell++; + rightMostCell++; + } + } + grow = false; + } + + + if(origin != tape.getOrigin()) { + leftMostCell++; + rightMostCell++; + } + + origin = tape.getOrigin(); + + tapeInit = true; + + //draw the tape cells + + for(drawPos = 0, i = leftMostCell; i <= rightMostCell; i++, drawPos++) { + + if(i >= 0 && i < tapeLength) + symbol = (String)tape.getSymbolAt(i); + else + symbol = Tape.getFillSymbol(); + + //indicate current tape cell by coloring it + + if(i == currentPosition) { + g.setColor(CURRENT_CELL_COLOR); + } else { + g.setColor(DEFAULT_CELL_COLOR); + } + + g.fillRect((int)((newLeftCellWidth + drawPos + offset) * cellWidth), yAlign - cellHeight/2, + cellWidth, cellHeight); + + g.setColor(Color.black); + g.drawRect((int)((newLeftCellWidth + drawPos + offset) * cellWidth), yAlign - cellHeight/2, + cellWidth, cellHeight); + + + //determine font size and position of symbol + + charBounds = g.getFont().getStringBounds(symbol, + DEFAULT_FONT_RENDER_CONTEXT); + + stringWidth = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getWidth()); + stringHeight = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getHeight()); + + + //if symbol is multi-character, font may be adjusted so it will fit + fontScalingFactor = (int)Math.ceil((double)stringWidth/(double)cellWidth); + g.setFont(new Font(FONT_NAME, FONT_STYLE, fontSize/fontScalingFactor)); + + charBounds = g.getFont().getStringBounds(symbol, + DEFAULT_FONT_RENDER_CONTEXT); + + stringWidth = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getWidth()); + stringHeight = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getHeight()); + + if(i == tape.getCurrentPosition()) { + g.setColor(currentTextColor); + } + + + //draw the symbol in the tape cell + g.drawString(symbol, + (int)((newLeftCellWidth + drawPos + 0.5 + offset) * cellWidth - (stringWidth/2)), + (int)(yAlign + (stringHeight/4))); + + g.setFont(new Font(FONT_NAME, Font.PLAIN, fontSize/(2 * fontScalingFactor))); + g.setColor(CELL_INDEX_COLOR); + + g.drawString(Integer.toString(i - origin), + (int)((newLeftCellWidth + drawPos + 0.3 + offset) * cellWidth - (stringWidth/2)), + (int)(yAlign + 0.45 * cellHeight)); + + index++; + } + + //draw new cell on right if a cell is currently being added + g.setColor(DEFAULT_CELL_COLOR); + g.fillRect((int)((newLeftCellWidth + drawPos + offset) * cellWidth), yAlign - cellHeight/2, + (int)(newRightCellWidth * cellWidth), cellHeight); + g.setColor(Color.black); + //g.drawRect((int)((newLeftCellWidth + i + beginTab) * cellWidth), yAlign - cellHeight/2, + // (int)(newRightCellWidth * cellWidth), cellHeight); + + if(newRightCell) { + charBounds = g.getFont().getStringBounds(Tape.getFillSymbol(), + DEFAULT_FONT_RENDER_CONTEXT); + + stringWidth = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getWidth()); + stringHeight = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getHeight()); + + fontScalingFactor = (int)Math.ceil((double)stringWidth/(double)cellWidth); + g.setFont(new Font(FONT_NAME, FONT_STYLE, fontSize/fontScalingFactor)); + + charBounds = g.getFont().getStringBounds(Tape.getFillSymbol(), + DEFAULT_FONT_RENDER_CONTEXT); + + stringWidth = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getWidth()); + stringHeight = (int)Math.ceil(charBounds.getHeight()); + + //draw the symbol in the tape cell + g.drawString(Tape.getFillSymbol(), + (int)((newLeftCellWidth + i + 0.5 + beginTab) * cellWidth - (stringWidth/2)), + (int)(yAlign + (stringHeight/4))); + + g.setFont(new Font(FONT_NAME, Font.PLAIN, fontSize/(2 * fontScalingFactor))); + g.setColor(CELL_INDEX_COLOR); + + g.drawString(Integer.toString(index), + (int)((newLeftCellWidth + i + 0.3 + beginTab) * cellWidth - (stringWidth/2)), + (int)(yAlign + 0.45 * cellHeight)); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/turing/TuringVertex.java b/src/turing/TuringVertex.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3584ed0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/turing/TuringVertex.java @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +package turing; + +/* + * TuringVertex: A vertex represents a state of the machine. + * The 'name' is a string used to uniquely identify the state. + * The 'haltStatus' can have the value LEFT, RIGHT, HALT, ACCEPT, or REJECT and indicates + * the direction to shift the tape upon entering the state, or the halt status of + * the machine upon entering the state. 'xpos' and 'ypos' are values between + * 0 and 1.0 which represent the position of the center of the vertex in + * the machine area. (These are scaled against the width and height of the machine + * area. (0, 0) is the upper left corner of the screen, and (1.0, 1.0) is the lower + * right corner. + */ + + +public class TuringVertex { + public static final int HALT = 0; + public static final int LEFT = 1; + public static final int RIGHT = 2; + public static final int ACCEPT = 3; + public static final int REJECT = 4; + + public static final int FIELDS = 4; + + private String name; + private int haltStatus; + private double xpos; + private double ypos; + + public TuringVertex(String n, int h, double x, double y) { + name = new String(n); + haltStatus = h; + xpos = x; + ypos = y; + } + + public String getName() { + return name; + } + + //Two methods are provided that + //return haltStatus because this + //variable is used for two purposes. + + public int getDirection() { + return haltStatus; + } + + public int getHaltStatus() { + return haltStatus; + } + + public double getXpos() { + return xpos; + } + + public double getYpos() { + return ypos; + } +} diff --git a/src/web/ChatClient.java b/src/web/ChatClient.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..039c83a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/ChatClient.java @@ -0,0 +1,123 @@ +package web; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac ChatClient.java + * Execution: java ChatClient name host + * Dependencies: In.java Out.java + * + * Connects to host server on port 4444, enables an interactive + * chat client. + * + * % java ChatClient alice localhost + * + * % java ChatClient bob localhost + * + *************************************************************************/ + + +import java.awt.BorderLayout; +import java.awt.Color; +import java.awt.Container; +import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; +import java.awt.event.ActionListener; +import java.awt.event.WindowAdapter; +import java.awt.event.WindowEvent; +import java.net.Socket; + +import javax.swing.JFrame; +import javax.swing.JScrollPane; +import javax.swing.JTextArea; +import javax.swing.JTextField; + +import stdlib.In; +import stdlib.Out; + +public class ChatClient extends JFrame implements ActionListener { + + /** + * UID + */ + private static final long serialVersionUID = 4470789232243922646L; + + private String screenName; + + // GUI stuff + private JTextArea enteredText = new JTextArea(10, 32); + private JTextField typedText = new JTextField(32); + + // socket for connection to chat server + private Socket socket; + + // for writing to and reading from the server + private Out out; + private In in; + + public ChatClient(String screenName, String hostName) { + + // connect to server + try { + socket = new Socket(hostName, 4444); + out = new Out(socket); + in = new In(socket); + } + catch (Exception ex) { ex.printStackTrace(); } + this.screenName = screenName; + + // close output stream - this will cause listen() to stop and exit + addWindowListener( + new WindowAdapter() { + public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) { + out.close(); +// in.close(); +// try { socket.close(); } +// catch (Exception ioe) { ioe.printStackTrace(); } + } + } + ); + + + // create GUI stuff + enteredText.setEditable(false); + enteredText.setBackground(Color.LIGHT_GRAY); + typedText.addActionListener(this); + + Container content = getContentPane(); + content.add(new JScrollPane(enteredText), BorderLayout.CENTER); + content.add(typedText, BorderLayout.SOUTH); + + + // display the window, with focus on typing box + setTitle("Chat Client 1.0: [" + screenName + "]"); + setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); + pack(); + typedText.requestFocusInWindow(); + setVisible(true); + + } + + // process TextField after user hits Enter + public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { + out.println("[" + screenName + "]: " + typedText.getText()); + typedText.setText(""); + typedText.requestFocusInWindow(); + } + + // listen to socket and print everything that server broadcasts + public void listen() { + String s; + while ((s = in.readLine()) != null) { + enteredText.insert(s + "\n", enteredText.getText().length()); + enteredText.setCaretPosition(enteredText.getText().length()); + } + out.close(); + in.close(); + try { socket.close(); } + catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + System.err.println("Closed client socket"); + } + + public static void main(String[] args) { + ChatClient client = new ChatClient(args[0], args[1]); + client.listen(); + } +} diff --git a/src/web/ChatServer.java b/src/web/ChatServer.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b68cc0a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/ChatServer.java @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +package web; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac ChatServer.java + * Execution: java ChatServer + * Dependencies: In.java Out.java Connection.java ConnectionListener.java + * + * Creates a server to listen for incoming connection requests on + * port 4444. + * + * % java ChatServer + * + * Remark + * ------- + * - Use Vector instead of ArrayList since it's synchronized. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.net.ServerSocket; +import java.net.Socket; +import java.util.Vector; + +public class ChatServer { + + public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { + Vector<Connection> connections = new Vector<Connection>(); + @SuppressWarnings("resource") + ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(4444); + ConnectionListener connectionListener = new ConnectionListener(connections); + + // thread that broadcasts messages to clients + connectionListener.start(); + + System.err.println("ChatServer started"); + + while (true) { + + // wait for next client connection request + Socket clientSocket = serverSocket.accept(); + System.err.println("Created socket with client"); + + // listen to client in a separate thread + Connection connection = new Connection(clientSocket); + connections.add(connection); + connection.start(); + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/web/Connection.java b/src/web/Connection.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0e42c3c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/Connection.java @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +package web; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Connection.java + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.net.Socket; + +import stdlib.In; +import stdlib.Out; + +public class Connection extends Thread { + private Socket socket; + private Out out; + private In in; + private String message; // one line buffer + + public Connection(Socket socket) { + in = new In(socket); + out = new Out(socket); + this.socket = socket; + } + + public void println(String s) { out.println(s); } + + public void run() { + String s; + while ((s = in.readLine()) != null) { + setMessage(s); + } + out.close(); + in.close(); + try { socket.close(); } + catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + System.err.println("closing socket"); + } + + + /********************************************************************* + * The methods getMessage() and setMessage() are synchronized + * so that the thread in Connection doesn't call setMessage() + * while the ConnectionListener thread is calling getMessage(). + *********************************************************************/ + public synchronized String getMessage() { + if (message == null) return null; + String temp = message; + message = null; + notifyAll(); + return temp; + } + + public synchronized void setMessage(String s) { + if (message != null) { + try { wait(); } + catch (Exception ex) { ex.printStackTrace(); } + } + message = s; + } + +} diff --git a/src/web/ConnectionListener.java b/src/web/ConnectionListener.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..779a0be --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/ConnectionListener.java @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +package web; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac ConnectionListener.java + * Dependencies: Connection.java + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.Vector; + +public class ConnectionListener extends Thread { + private Vector<Connection> connections; + + public ConnectionListener(Vector<Connection> connections) { + this.connections = connections; + } + + // check for incoming messages and broadcast + public void run() { + while (true) { + for (int i = 0; i < connections.size(); i++) { + Connection ith = connections.get(i); + + // if connection terminated, remove from list of active connections + if (!ith.isAlive()) + connections.remove(i); + + // broadcast to everyone + String message = ith.getMessage(); + if (message != null) + for (Connection jth : connections) + jth.println(message); + + } + + // don't monopolize processor + try { Thread.sleep(100); } + catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } + } + } + +} diff --git a/src/web/EchoClient.java b/src/web/EchoClient.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..043d311 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/EchoClient.java @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +package web; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac EchoClient.java In.java Out.java + * Execution: java EchoClient name host + * + * Connects to host server on port 4444, sends text, and prints out + * whatever the server sends back. + * + * + * % java EchoClient wayne localhost + * Connected to localhost on port 4444 + * this is a test + * [wayne]: this is a test + * it works + * [wayne]: it works + * <Ctrl-d> + * Closing connection to localhost + * + * Windows users: replace <Ctrl-d> with <Ctrl-z> + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.net.Socket; + +import stdlib.In; +import stdlib.Out; + +public class EchoClient { + + public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { + String screenName = args[0]; + String host = args[1]; + int port = 4444; + + // connect to server and open up IO streams + Socket socket = new Socket(host, port); + In stdin = new In(); + In in = new In(socket); + Out out = new Out(socket); + System.err.println("Connected to " + host + " on port " + port); + + // read in a line from stdin, send to server, and print back reply + while (!stdin.hasNextLine()) { + + // read line of client + String s = stdin.readLine(); + + // send over socket to server + out.println("[" + screenName + "]: " + s); + + // get reply from server and print it out + System.out.println(in.readLine()); + } + + // close IO streams, then socket + System.err.println("Closing connection to " + host); + out.close(); + in.close(); + socket.close(); + } +} diff --git a/src/web/EchoServer.java b/src/web/EchoServer.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2ea6b8e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/EchoServer.java @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +package web; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac EchoServer.java + * Execution: java EchoServer port + * Dependencies: In.java [VERSION IN THIS DIRECTORY ONLY] Out.java + * + * Runs an echo server which listents for connections on port 4444, + * and echoes back whatever is sent to it. + * + * + * % java EchoServer 4444 + * + * + * Limitations + * ----------- + * The server is not multi-threaded, so at most one client can connect + * at a time. + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.net.ServerSocket; +import java.net.Socket; + +import stdlib.In; +import stdlib.Out; + +public class EchoServer { + + public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { + + // create socket + int port = 4444; + @SuppressWarnings("resource") + ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(port); + System.err.println("Started server on port " + port); + + // repeatedly wait for connections, and process + while (true) { + + // a "blocking" call which waits until a connection is requested + Socket clientSocket = serverSocket.accept(); + System.err.println("Accepted connection from client"); + + // open up IO streams + In in = new In (clientSocket); + Out out = new Out(clientSocket); + + // waits for data and reads it in until connection dies + // readLine() blocks until the server receives a new line from client + String s; + while ((s = in.readLine()) != null) { + out.println(s); + } + + // close IO streams, then socket + System.err.println("Closing connection with client"); + out.close(); + in.close(); + clientSocket.close(); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/web/Harvester.java b/src/web/Harvester.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cb5c6e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/Harvester.java @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +package web; +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Harvester.java + * Execution: java Harvester pattern url + * Dependencies: In.java + * + * Downloads the web page and prints out all strings that + * match the specified pattern. + * + * % java Harvester "[a-z]+@([a-z]+\.)+(edu|com|biz|tv)" http://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/fall05/cos126/precepts.html + * frances@cs.princeton.edu + * fcole@cs.princeton.edu + * hlarsen@cs.princeton.edu + * aslp@cs.princeton.edu + * dgabai@cs.princeton.edu + * dgabai@cs.princeton.edu + * chuttenh@cs.princeton.edu + * ebanks@cs.princeton.edu + * + * % java Harvester "GCG(CGG|AGG)*CTG" chromosomeX.txt + * GCGCGGAGGCGGCGGCGGCGGCGGAGGCGGCGGCTG + * GCGCGGCGGAGGCTG + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.regex.Matcher; +import java.util.regex.Pattern; + +import stdlib.In; + +public class Harvester { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + String regexp = args[0]; + In in = new In(args[1]); + String input = in.readAll(); + + Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile(regexp); + Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(input); + + while (matcher.find()) { + String s = matcher.group(); + System.out.println(s); + } + + + } + +} diff --git a/src/web/LinkFinder.java b/src/web/LinkFinder.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ca147f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/LinkFinder.java @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +package web; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac LinkFinder.java In.java + * Execution: java LinkFinder url + * + * Downloads the web page and prints out all urls on the web page. + * Gives an idea of how Google's spider crawls the web. Instead of + * looking for hyperlinks, we just look for patterns of the form: + * http:// followed by any non-whitespace characters except ". + * + * % java LinkFinder http://www.cs.princeton.edu + * http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu/ + * http://maps.yahoo.com/py/maps.py?addr=35+Olden+St&csz=Princeton,+NJ,+08544-2087 + * http://www.princeton.edu/ + * http://www.Princeton.EDU/Siteware/WeatherTravel.shtml + * http://ncstrl.cs.Princeton.EDU/ + * http://www.genomics.princeton.edu/ + * http://www.math.princeton.edu/PACM/ + * http://libweb.Princeton.EDU/ + * http://libweb2.princeton.edu/englib/ + * http://search.cs.princeton.edu/query.html + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.regex.Matcher; +import java.util.regex.Pattern; + +import stdlib.In; + +public class LinkFinder { + + + public static void main(String[] args) { + In in = new In(args[0]); + String input = in.readAll(); + + /************************************************************* + * \\S for not whitespace characters + * ^\" for all characters except " (add ? to list...) + * && for intersection of two character classes + * + for one or more occurrences + *************************************************************/ + String regexp = "http://[[\\S]&&[^\"]]+"; + Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile(regexp); + Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(input); + + // find and print all matches + while (matcher.find()) + System.out.println(matcher.group()); + } + +} diff --git a/src/web/Mail.java b/src/web/Mail.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cba17f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/Mail.java @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +package web; + + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Mail.java + * Execution: java Mail + * + * Sends email to wayne@cs.princeton.edu addressed from nobody@cnn.com + * according to the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). + * + * DO NOT USE this program unless you have permission from the + * person receiving the email. + * + * % java Mail + * + * Replace "smtp.princeton.edu" with your local mail server in the code below. + * + * % telnet smtp.princeton.edu 25 + * HELO localhost + * MAIL FROM: nobody@cnn.com + * RCPT TO: support@about.com + * DATA + * Message-ID: <19970817184815.33912@princeton.edu> + * Date: Sun, 17 Aug 1997 18:48:15 +0200 + * From: Nobody <nobody@cnn.com> + * To: Kevin Wayne <wayne@cs.princeton.edu> + * X-Mailer: Spam Mailer X + * Hello, how are you? + * This is the body of the message. + * . + * quit + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.io.BufferedReader; +import java.io.InputStreamReader; +import java.io.PrintWriter; +import java.net.Socket; + +public class Mail { + public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { + + Socket socket = new Socket("smtp.princeton.edu", 25); + BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(socket.getInputStream())); + PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(socket.getOutputStream(), true); + + // the return path + out.println("HELO localhost"); + System.out.println(in.readLine()); + + out.println("MAIL From: nobody@cnn.com"); + System.out.println(in.readLine()); + + // send to this address + out.println("RCPT To: wayne@cs.princeton.edu"); + System.out.println(in.readLine()); + + out.println("DATA"); + System.out.println(in.readLine()); + + // write message, and end with a . on a line by itself +// out.println("Message-ID: <19970817184815.33912@princeton.edu>"); + out.println("Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2003 11:48:15 -0400"); + out.println("From: Nobody Here <nobody@cnn.com>"); + out.println("Subject: Just wanted to say hi"); + out.println("To: wayne@cs.princeton.edu"); + out.println("X-Mailer: Spam Mailer X"); + out.println("This is the message body."); + out.println("Here is a second line."); + out.println("."); + System.out.println(in.readLine()); + + // clean up + out.close(); + in.close(); + socket.close(); + } +} diff --git a/src/web/WebCrawler.java b/src/web/WebCrawler.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..13dad6f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/WebCrawler.java @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ +package web; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac WebCrawler.java In.java + * Execution: java WebCrawler url + * + * Downloads the web page and prints out all urls on the web page. + * Gives an idea of how Google's spider crawls the web. Instead of + * looking for hyperlinks, we just look for patterns of the form: + * http:// followed by an alternating sequence of alphanumeric + * characters and dots, ending with a sequence of alphanumeric + * characters. + * + * % java WebCrawler http://www.slashdot.org + * http://www.slashdot.org + * http://www.osdn.com + * http://sf.net + * http://thinkgeek.com + * http://freshmeat.net + * http://newsletters.osdn.com + * http://slashdot.org + * http://osdn.com + * http://ads.osdn.com + * http://sourceforge.net + * http://www.msnbc.msn.com + * http://www.rhythmbox.org + * http://www.apple.com + * ... + * + * % java WebCrawler http://www.cs.princeton.edu + * http://www.cs.princeton.edu + * http://www.w3.org + * http://maps.yahoo.com + * http://www.princeton.edu + * http://www.Princeton.EDU + * http://ncstrl.cs.Princeton.EDU + * http://www.genomics.princeton.edu + * http://www.math.princeton.edu + * http://libweb.Princeton.EDU + * http://libweb2.princeton.edu + * http://www.acm.org + * ... + * + * + * Instead of setting the system property in the code, you could do it + * from the commandline + * % java -Dsun.net.client.defaultConnectTimeout=250 WebCrawler http://www.cs.princeton.edu + + * + *************************************************************************/ + +import java.util.regex.Matcher; +import java.util.regex.Pattern; + +import set.Queue; +import set.SET; +import stdlib.In; + +public class WebCrawler { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // timeout connection after 500 miliseconds + System.setProperty("sun.net.client.defaultConnectTimeout", "500"); + System.setProperty("sun.net.client.defaultReadTimeout", "1000"); + + // initial web page + String s = args[0]; + + // list of web pages to be examined + Queue<String> q = new Queue<String>(); + q.enqueue(s); + + // existence symbol table of examined web pages + SET<String> set = new SET<String>(); + set.add(s); + + // breadth first search crawl of web + while (!q.isEmpty()) { + String v = q.dequeue(); + System.out.println(v); + + In in = new In(v); + + // only needed in case website does not respond + if (!in.exists()) continue; + + String input = in.readAll(); + + /************************************************************* + * Find links of the form: http://xxx.yyy.zzz + * \\w+ for one or more alpha-numeric characters + * \\. for dot + * could take first two statements out of loop + *************************************************************/ + String regexp = "http://(\\w+\\.)*(\\w+)"; + Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile(regexp); + Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(input); + + // find and print all matches + while (matcher.find()) { + String w = matcher.group(); + if (!set.contains(w)) { + q.enqueue(w); + set.add(w); + } + } + + } + } +} diff --git a/src/web/Wget.java b/src/web/Wget.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d7355af --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/Wget.java @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +package web; + +import stdlib.In; +import stdlib.Out; + +/************************************************************************* + * Compilation: javac Wget.java + * Execution: java Wget url + * + * Reads in a URL specified on the command line and saves its contents + * in a file with the given name. + * + * % java Wget http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/java/data/codes.csv + * + *************************************************************************/ + +public class Wget { + + public static void main(String[] args) { + + // read in data from URL + String url = args[0]; + In in = new In(url); + String data = in.readAll(); + + // write data to a file + String filename = url.substring(url.lastIndexOf('/') + 1); + Out out = new Out(filename); + out.println(data); + out.close(); + } + +} diff --git a/srcDE/diesunddas/Rekursiv.java b/srcDE/diesunddas/Rekursiv.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a4ccf2f --- /dev/null +++ b/srcDE/diesunddas/Rekursiv.java @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +package diesunddas; + +import java.util.Arrays; + +public class Rekursiv { + double array[]; + + public Rekursiv(double[] arra){ + array = arra; + } + + public int länge(){ + return länge(0); + } + + public int länge(int z){ + z++; + try{ + @SuppressWarnings("unused") + double test = array[z]; + return länge(z); + } catch(Exception e){ + return z; + } + } + + /** + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Rekursiv arr = new Rekursiv(new double[]{0,1,2,3}); + System.out.println(Arrays.toString(arr.array)); + System.out.println(arr.länge()); + } + +} diff --git a/srcDE/diesunddas/Strecke.java b/srcDE/diesunddas/Strecke.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a068506 --- /dev/null +++ b/srcDE/diesunddas/Strecke.java @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +package diesunddas; + +public class Strecke{ + + enum Einheit{ + m(1), + km(1e3), + cm(0.01), + mm(0.001); + + private double faktor; + + Einheit(){} + Einheit(double faktor){ this.faktor = faktor; } + + double faktor(){ return faktor; } + } + + double länge; + Einheit einheit = Einheit.m; + + public Strecke(double länge){ + this.länge = länge; + } + + public Strecke(double länge, Einheit einheit){ + this.länge = länge; + this.einheit = einheit; + } + + public Strecke plus(Strecke dazu){ + return new Strecke(länge+dazu.länge*dazu.einheit.faktor()/einheit.faktor(), einheit); + } + + @Override + public String toString(){ + return länge+" "+einheit; + } + + /** + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Strecke heimweg = new Strecke(10, Einheit.km); + Strecke bäcker = new Strecke(420, Einheit.m); + System.out.println(heimweg); + System.out.println(bäcker); + System.out.println(heimweg.plus(bäcker)); + System.out.println(bäcker.plus(heimweg)); + } + +} diff --git a/srcDE/diesunddas/Würfel.java b/srcDE/diesunddas/Würfel.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..db8014c --- /dev/null +++ b/srcDE/diesunddas/Würfel.java @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +package diesunddas; + +/** + * @author Daniel Weschke + * + */ +public class Würfel{ + + /** + * Würfelname + */ + private int würfel = 1; + + /** + * Maximale Würfelaugen / Anzahl der Flächen + */ + private int augen = 6; + + public Würfel(int würfel){ + this.würfel = würfel; + } + + public Würfel(int würfel, int augen){ + this.würfel = würfel; + this.augen = augen; + } + + public int getWürfel(){ + return würfel; + } + + // TODO + public int add(Würfel würfel){ + return wurf() + würfel.wurf(); + } + + public int wurf(){ + return (int) (Math.random()*augen+1); + } + + /** + * @param args + */ + public static void main(String[] args) { + Würfel w = new Würfel(3); + for(int i=0;i<20; i++) System.out.println(w.wurf()); + System.out.println(); + Würfel w2 = new Würfel(5,9); + for(int i=0;i<20; i++) System.out.println(w2.wurf()); + } + +} diff --git a/srcDE/mathe/Bruch.java b/srcDE/mathe/Bruch.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4c569a8 --- /dev/null +++ b/srcDE/mathe/Bruch.java @@ -0,0 +1,225 @@ +package mathe; + +/** + * Bearbeitung von Brüchen. + * + * @author Daniel Weschke + * + */ +public class Bruch{ + int zähler; + int nenner; + + /** + * Bruch mit Nenner 1. + */ + public Bruch(){ + nenner = 1; + } + + /** + * Bruch mitübergebenen zähler und Nenner 1. + * + * @param z zähler + */ + public Bruch(int z){ + this(); + zähler = z; + } + + /** + * Bruch mitübergebenen zähler und Nenner. + * + * @param z zähler + * @param n Nenner + */ + public Bruch(int z, int n){ + this(z); + if(n>0) nenner = n; + } + + /** + * Custom Constructor, der aus einer Gleitkommazahl einen Bruch ermittelt. + * Um Rundungsfehler zu vermeiden wird der Bruch ueber die Stringdarstellung der Gleitkommazahl ermittelt. + * @param gleitKommaZahl Zahl, die in einen Bruch umgewandelt werden soll. + */ + public Bruch(double gleitKommaZahl) { + + // Damit keine Rundungsfehler auftreten die Zahl in einen String wandeln + String ds = "" + gleitKommaZahl; + + // String am Punkt splitten + // Achtung: Beim Splitten ist der Punkt ein Sonderzeichen, + // daher der Umweg ueber ein "beliebiges" Zeichen (hier "p") + ds = ds.replace(".", "p"); + String[] sa = ds.split("p"); + + // Zaehler und Nenner bestimmen + nenner = (int) Math.pow(10, sa[1].length()); + zähler = (int) (gleitKommaZahl * nenner); + + // Den Bruch kuerzen + int faktor = ggt_fast(zähler, nenner); + nenner /= faktor; + zähler /= faktor; + + // Die Assertion prueft, ob der Nenner != 0 ist. + // Falls die Auswertung true ergibt ist alles OK + assert nenner != 0 : "Division durch 0!"; + + // Testen, ob das Ergebnis stimmt oder ob Rundungsfehler vorhanden sind + assert 1.0 * zähler / nenner == gleitKommaZahl : "Rundungsfehler!!"; + } + + /** + * Addition zweier Brüche. + * + * @param a zu addierender Bruch + * @return Summe + */ + public Bruch plus(Bruch a){ + return new Bruch(zähler*a.nenner+a.zähler*nenner,nenner*a.nenner); + } + + /** + * Subtraktion zweier Brüche. + * + * @param a zu subtrahierender Bruch + * @return Differenz + */ + public Bruch minus(Bruch a){ + Bruch b = new Bruch(-a.zähler,a.nenner); + return this.plus(b); + } + + /** + * Multikation zweier Brüche. + * + * @param a zu multiplizierder Bruch + * @return Produkt + */ + public Bruch mal(Bruch a){ + return new Bruch(zähler*a.zähler,nenner*a.nenner); + } + + /** + * Division zweier Brüche. + * + * @param a zu dividierender Bruch + * @return Verhältnis + */ + public Bruch durch(Bruch a){ + return this.mal(a.kehrwert()); + } + + /** + * Kehrwert vom Bruch. + * + * @return Reziprok + */ + public Bruch kehrwert(){ + return new Bruch(nenner,zähler); + } + + /** + * Gößten gemeinsamen Teiler vom Bruch. + * Nach dem klassischen euklidischen Algorithmus. + * + * @return größten gemeinsamen Teiler + */ + public int ggt(){ + int a = zähler<0 ? -zähler : zähler; + int b = nenner<0 ? -nenner : nenner; + if(a>0 && b>0){ + while(a!=b){ + if(a>b){ + a = a - b; + } else { + b = b - a; + } + } + } + return a; + } + + /** + * Größter gemeinsamer Teiler vom Bruch. + * Nach dem modernen euklidischen Algorithmus. + * + * @return größten gemeinsamen Teiler + */ + public int ggt_fast(){ + int a = zähler<0 ? -zähler : zähler; + int b = nenner<0 ? -nenner : nenner; + int c; + if(a>0 && b>0){ + while(b!=0){ + c = a%b; + a = b; + b = c; + } + } + return a; + } + + /** + * Größter gemeinsamer Teiler vom Bruch. + * Nach dem modernen euklidischen Algorithmus. + * + * @return größten gemeinsamen Teiler + */ + public int ggt_fast(int zähler, int nenner){ + int a = zähler<0 ? -zähler : zähler; + int b = nenner<0 ? -nenner : nenner; + int c; + if(a>0 && b>0){ + while(b!=0){ + c = a%b; + a = b; + b = c; + } + } + return a; + } + + /** + * Kürzen des Bruches. + * + * @return gekürzter Bruch + */ + public Bruch kürzen(){ + if(zähler!=0 && nenner!=0) + return new Bruch(zähler/ggt(),nenner/ggt()); + else + return this; + } + + /** + * Vergleich zweier Brüche. + * + * @param q zu vergleichender Bruch + * @return Bitcode:<br /> + * <code> 1</code> Bruch ist größer<br /> + * <code>-1</code> Bruch ist kleiner<br /> + * <code> 0</code> Bruch ist gleich groß<br /> + */ + public int compareTo(Bruch q){ + double a = (double) zähler/nenner; + double b = (double) q.zähler/q.nenner; + if(a > b) return 1; else + if(a < b) return -1; else + return 0; + } + + /** + * Textumwandlung zur Ausgabe. + */ + @Override + public String toString(){ + Bruch a = this.kürzen(); + if(a.nenner!=1) + return new String(a.zähler + "/" + a.nenner); + else + return new String(""+a.zähler); + } +} diff --git a/test/character/CharsetTest.java b/test/character/CharsetTest.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0c08c9d --- /dev/null +++ b/test/character/CharsetTest.java @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +package character; + +import java.nio.ByteBuffer; +import java.nio.charset.Charset; +import java.util.Arrays; + +public class CharsetTest { + + public static void main(String[] args){ + + for(String names : Charset.availableCharsets().keySet()) { + System.out.println(names); + } + + String text = "\u250C 123asdÖÄÜß%&/§$"; + System.out.println(text); + for(Charset cs : Charset.availableCharsets().values()) { + try{ + ByteBuffer bytes = cs.encode(text); + System.out.println(cs.name() + ": "); + System.out.println("\tBytes : " + Arrays.toString(bytes.array())); + System.out.println("\tString: " + new String(bytes.array())); + System.out.println("\tZurück: " + cs.decode(bytes).toString()); + } catch(UnsupportedOperationException uee){ + } + } + } +} diff --git a/test/math/Eigenvalues.java b/test/math/Eigenvalues.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..957981d --- /dev/null +++ b/test/math/Eigenvalues.java @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +package math; + +import math.matrix.EigenvalueDecomposition; +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +/** + * Test client for computing eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a real + * symmetric matrix A = V D V^T. + */ +public class Eigenvalues { + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException { + int N = 5; + + // create a symmetric positive definite matrix + Matrix A = Matrix.random(N, N); + A = A.transpose().times(A); + + // compute the spectral decomposition + EigenvalueDecomposition e = A.eig(); + Matrix V = e.getV(); + Matrix D = e.getD(); + + System.out.print("A ="); + A.print(9, 6); + System.out.print("D ="); + D.print(9, 6); + System.out.print("V ="); + V.print(9, 6); + + // check that V is orthogonal + System.out.print("||V * V^T - I|| = "); + System.out.println(V.times(V.transpose()).minus(Matrix.identity(N, N)).normInf()); + + // check that A V = D V + System.out.print("||AV - DV|| = "); + System.out.println(A.times(V).minus(V.times(D)).normInf()); + } + +} diff --git a/test/math/MatrixTest.java b/test/math/MatrixTest.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..96ca19e --- /dev/null +++ b/test/math/MatrixTest.java @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +package math; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +public class MatrixTest { + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException { + Matrix A = new Matrix(new double[][] { { 0, 1, 1 }, + { 2, 4, -2 }, + { 0, 3, 15 } }); + + Matrix b = new Matrix(new double[][] { { 4 }, + { 2 }, + { 36 } }); + Matrix x = A.solve(b); + Matrix residual = A.times(x).minus(b); + double rnorm = residual.normInf(); + + System.out.println("A"); + A.print(9, 6); // printf("%9.6f"); + + System.out.println("b"); + b.print(9, 6); + + System.out.println("x"); + x.print(9, 6); + System.out.println(x); + + System.out.println("residual"); + residual.print(9, 6); + + System.out.println("rnorm"); + System.out.println(rnorm); + + } + +} diff --git a/test/math/SVD.java b/test/math/SVD.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9082a01 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/math/SVD.java @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +package math; + +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import math.matrix.SingularValueDecomposition; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; + +/** + * Test client for computing singular values of a matrix. + */ +public class SVD { + public static void main(String[] args) throws IllegalDimensionException { + + // create M-by-N matrix that doesn't have full rank + int M = 8, N = 5; + Matrix B = Matrix.random(5, 3); + Matrix A = Matrix.random(M, N).times(B).times(B.transpose()); + System.out.print("A = "); + A.print(9, 6); + + // compute the singular vallue decomposition + System.out.println("A = U S V^T"); + System.out.println(); + SingularValueDecomposition s = A.svd(); + System.out.print("U = "); + Matrix U = s.getU(); + U.print(9, 6); + System.out.print("Sigma = "); + Matrix S = s.getS(); + S.print(9, 6); + System.out.print("V = "); + Matrix V = s.getV(); + V.print(9, 6); + System.out.println("rank = " + s.rank()); + System.out.println("condition number = " + s.cond()); + System.out.println("2-norm = " + s.norm2()); + + // print out singular values + System.out.print("singular values = "); + Matrix svalues = new Matrix(s.getSingularValues(), 1); + svalues.print(9, 6); + } + +} diff --git a/test/math/TestMatrix.java b/test/math/TestMatrix.java new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8c2ce70 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/math/TestMatrix.java @@ -0,0 +1,1099 @@ +package math; +import java.io.BufferedReader; +import java.io.FileInputStream; +import java.io.FileOutputStream; +import java.io.FileReader; +import java.io.ObjectInputStream; +import java.io.ObjectOutputStream; +import java.io.PrintWriter; +import java.text.DecimalFormat; +import java.text.DecimalFormatSymbols; +import java.util.Locale; + +import math.matrix.CholeskyDecomposition; +import math.matrix.EigenvalueDecomposition; +import math.matrix.LUDecomposition; +import math.matrix.Matrix; +import math.matrix.QRDecomposition; +import math.matrix.SingularValueDecomposition; +import exception.IllegalDimensionException; +import exception.NoSquareException; + +/** + * TestMatrix tests the functionality of the Jama Matrix class and associated decompositions. +<P> +Detailed output is provided indicating the functionality being tested +and whether the functionality is correctly implemented. Exception handling +is also tested. +<P> +The test is designed to run to completion and give a summary of any implementation errors +encountered. The final output should be: +<BLOCKQUOTE><PRE><CODE> + TestMatrix completed. + Total errors reported: n1 + Total warning reported: n2 +</CODE></PRE></BLOCKQUOTE> +If the test does not run to completion, this indicates that there is a +substantial problem within the implementation that was not anticipated in the test design. +The stopping point should give an indication of where the problem exists. +**/ +public class TestMatrix{ + public static void main (String argv[]) { + Matrix A,B,C = null,Z,O,I,R,S,X,SUB,M,T,SQ,DEF,SOL; + // Uncomment this to test IO in a different locale. + // Locale.setDefault(Locale.GERMAN); + int errorCount=0; + int warningCount=0; + double tmp; + double[] columnwise = {1.,2.,3.,4.,5.,6.,7.,8.,9.,10.,11.,12.}; + double[] rowwise = {1.,4.,7.,10.,2.,5.,8.,11.,3.,6.,9.,12.}; + double[][] avals = {{1.,4.,7.,10.},{2.,5.,8.,11.},{3.,6.,9.,12.}}; + double[][] rankdef = avals; + double[][] tvals = {{1.,2.,3.},{4.,5.,6.},{7.,8.,9.},{10.,11.,12.}}; + double[][] subavals = {{5.,8.,11.},{6.,9.,12.}}; + double[][] rvals = {{1.,4.,7.},{2.,5.,8.,11.},{3.,6.,9.,12.}}; + double[][] pvals = {{4.,1.,1.},{1.,2.,3.},{1.,3.,6.}}; + double[][] ivals = {{1.,0.,0.,0.},{0.,1.,0.,0.},{0.,0.,1.,0.}}; + double[][] evals = + {{0.,1.,0.,0.},{1.,0.,2.e-7,0.},{0.,-2.e-7,0.,1.},{0.,0.,1.,0.}}; + double[][] square = {{166.,188.,210.},{188.,214.,240.},{210.,240.,270.}}; + double[][] sqSolution = {{13.},{15.}}; + double[][] condmat = {{1.,3.},{7.,9.}}; + double[][] badeigs = {{0,0,0,0,0}, {0,0,0,0,1},{0,0,0,1,0}, + {1,1,0,0,1},{1,0,1,0,1}}; + int rows=3,cols=4; + int invalidld=5;/* should trigger bad shape for construction with val */ + int raggedr=0; /* (raggedr,raggedc) should be out of bounds in ragged array */ + int raggedc=4; + int validld=3; /* leading dimension of intended test Matrices */ + int nonconformld=4; /* leading dimension which is valid, but nonconforming */ + int ib=1,ie=2,jb=1,je=3; /* index ranges for sub Matrix */ + int[] rowindexset = {1,2}; + int[] badrowindexset = {1,3}; + int[] columnindexset = {1,2,3}; + int[] badcolumnindexset = {1,2,4}; + double columnsummax = 33.; + double rowsummax = 30.; + double sumofdiagonals = 15; + double sumofsquares = 650; + +/** + Constructors and constructor-like methods: + double[], int + double[][] + int, int + int, int, double + int, int, double[][] + constructWithCopy(double[][]) + random(int,int) + identity(int) +**/ + + print("\nTesting constructors and constructor-like methods...\n"); + try{ + /** check that exception is thrown in packed constructor with invalid length **/ + A = new Matrix(columnwise,invalidld); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"Catch invalid length in packed constructor... ", + "exception not thrown for invalid input"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("Catch invalid length in packed constructor... ", + e.getMessage()); + } + try{ + /** check that exception is thrown in default constructor + if input array is 'ragged' **/ + A = new Matrix(rvals); + tmp = A.get(raggedr,raggedc); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("Catch ragged input to default constructor... ", + e.getMessage()); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"Catch ragged input to constructor... ", + "exception not thrown in construction...ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException thrown later"); + } + try{ + /** check that exception is thrown in constructWithCopy + if input array is 'ragged' **/ + A = new Matrix(rvals); + tmp = A.get(raggedr,raggedc); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("Catch ragged input to constructWithCopy... ",e.getMessage()); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"Catch ragged input to constructWithCopy... ","exception not thrown in construction...ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException thrown later"); + } + + A = new Matrix(columnwise,validld); + B = new Matrix(avals); + tmp = B.get(0,0); + avals[0][0] = 0.0; + try { + C = B.minus(A); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + avals[0][0] = tmp; + B = new Matrix(avals); + tmp = B.get(0,0); + avals[0][0] = 0.0; + if ( ( tmp - B.get(0,0) ) != 0.0 ) { + /** check that constructWithCopy behaves properly **/ + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"constructWithCopy... ","copy not effected... data visible outside"); + } else { + try_success("constructWithCopy... ",""); + } + avals[0][0] = columnwise[0]; + I = new Matrix(ivals); + try { + check(I,Matrix.identity(3,4)); + try_success("identity... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"identity... ","identity Matrix not successfully created"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + +/** + Access Methods: + getN() + getM() + getArray() + getArrayCopy() + getColumnPackedCopy() + getRowPackedCopy() + get(int,int) + get(int,int,int,int) + get(int,int,int[]) + get(int[],int,int) + get(int[],int[]) + set(int,int,double) + set(int,int,int,int,Matrix) + set(int,int,int[],Matrix) + set(int[],int,int,Matrix) + set(int[],int[],Matrix) +**/ + + print("\nTesting access methods...\n"); + +/** + Various get methods: +**/ + + B = new Matrix(avals); + if (B.getM() != rows) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"getM... ",""); + } else { + try_success("getM... ",""); + } + if (B.getN() != cols) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"getN... ",""); + } else { + try_success("getN... ",""); + } + B = new Matrix(avals); + double[][] barray = B.getD(); + if ( barray != avals ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"getArray... ",""); + } else { + try_success("getArray... ",""); + } + barray = B.getCopy(); + if ( barray == avals ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"getArrayCopy... ","data not (deep) copied"); + } + try { + check(barray,avals); + try_success("getArrayCopy... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"getArrayCopy... ","data not successfully (deep) copied"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + double[] bpacked = B.getColumnPacked(); + try { + check(bpacked,columnwise); + try_success("getColumnPackedCopy... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"getColumnPackedCopy... ","data not successfully (deep) copied by columns"); + } + bpacked = B.getRowPacked(); + try { + check(bpacked,rowwise); + try_success("getRowPackedCopy... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"getRowPackedCopy... ","data not successfully (deep) copied by rows"); + } + try { + tmp = B.get(B.getM(),B.getN()-1); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int)... ","OutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + try { + tmp = B.get(B.getM()-1,B.getN()); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int)... ","OutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + try_success("get(int,int)... OutofBoundsException... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int)... ","OutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } + try { + if (B.get(B.getM()-1,B.getN()-1) != + avals[B.getM()-1][B.getN()-1] ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int)... ","Matrix entry (i,j) not successfully retreived"); + } else { + try_success("get(int,int)... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int)... ","Unexpected ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"); + } + SUB = new Matrix(subavals); + try { + M = B.get(ib,ie+B.getM()+1,jb,je); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int,int,int)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + try { + M = B.get(ib,ie,jb,je+B.getN()+1); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int,int,int)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + try_success("get(int,int,int,int)... ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int,int,int)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } + try { + M = B.get(ib,ie,jb,je); + try { + check(SUB,M); + try_success("get(int,int,int,int)... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int,int,int)... ","submatrix not successfully retreived"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int,int,int)... ","Unexpected ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"); + } + + try { + M = B.get(ib,ie,badcolumnindexset); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int,int[])... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + try { + M = B.get(ib,ie+B.getM()+1,columnindexset); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int,int[])... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + try_success("get(int,int,int[])... ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int,int[])... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } + try { + M = B.get(ib,ie,columnindexset); + try { + check(SUB,M); + try_success("get(int,int,int[])... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int,int[])... ","submatrix not successfully retreived"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int,int,int[])... ","Unexpected ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"); + } + try { + M = B.get(badrowindexset,jb,je); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int[],int,int)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + try { + M = B.get(rowindexset,jb,je+B.getN()+1); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int[],int,int)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + try_success("get(int[],int,int)... ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int[],int,int)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } + try { + M = B.get(rowindexset,jb,je); + try { + check(SUB,M); + try_success("get(int[],int,int)... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int[],int,int)... ","submatrix not successfully retreived"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int[],int,int)... ","Unexpected ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"); + } + try { + M = B.get(badrowindexset,columnindexset); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int[],int[])... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + try { + M = B.get(rowindexset,badcolumnindexset); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int[],int[])... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + try_success("get(int[],int[])... ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int[],int[])... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } + try { + M = B.get(rowindexset,columnindexset); + try { + check(SUB,M); + try_success("get(int[],int[])... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int[],int[])... ","submatrix not successfully retreived"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"get(int[],int[])... ","Unexpected ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"); + } + +/** + Various set methods: +**/ + + try { + B.set(B.getM(),B.getN()-1,0.); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,double)... ","OutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + try { + B.set(B.getM()-1,B.getN(),0.); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,double)... ","OutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + try_success("set(int,int,double)... OutofBoundsException... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,double)... ","OutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } + try { + B.set(ib,jb,0.); + tmp = B.get(ib,jb); + try { + check(tmp,0.); + try_success("set(int,int,double)... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,double)... ","Matrix element not successfully set"); + } + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,double)... ","Unexpected ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"); + } + M = new Matrix(2,3,0.); + try { + B.set(ib,jb,M); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,int,int,Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + try { + B.set(ib,jb,M); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,int,int,Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + try_success("set(int,int,int,int,Matrix)... ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,int,int,Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } + try { + B.set(ib,jb,M); + try { + check(M.minus(B.get(ib,ie,jb,je)),M); + try_success("set(int,int,int,int,Matrix)... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,int,int,Matrix)... ","submatrix not successfully set"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + B.set(ib,jb,SUB); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,int,int,Matrix)... ","Unexpected ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"); + } + try { + B.set(ib,columnindexset,M); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,int[],Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + try { + B.set(ib,badcolumnindexset,M); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,int[],Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + try_success("set(int,int,int[],Matrix)... ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,int[],Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } + try { + B.set(ib,columnindexset,M); + try { + check(M.minus(B.get(ib,ie,columnindexset)),M); + try_success("set(int,int,int[],Matrix)... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,int[],Matrix)... ","submatrix not successfully set"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + B.set(ib,jb,SUB); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int,int,int[],Matrix)... ","Unexpected ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"); + } + try { + B.set(rowindexset,jb,M); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int[],int,int,Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + try { + B.set(badrowindexset,jb,M); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int[],int,int,Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + try_success("set(int[],int,int,Matrix)... ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int[],int,int,Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } + try { + B.set(rowindexset,jb,M); + try { + check(M.minus(B.get(rowindexset,jb,je)),M); + try_success("set(int[],int,int,Matrix)... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int[],int,int,Matrix)... ","submatrix not successfully set"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + B.set(ib,jb,SUB); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int[],int,int,Matrix)... ","Unexpected ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"); + } + try { + B.set(rowindexset,badcolumnindexset,M); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int[],int[],Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e ) { + try { + B.set(badrowindexset,columnindexset,M); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int[],int[],Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + try_success("set(int[],int[],Matrix)... ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException... ",""); + } + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int[],int[],Matrix)... ","ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException expected but not thrown"); + } + try { + B.set(rowindexset,columnindexset,M); + try { + check(M.minus(B.get(rowindexset,columnindexset)),M); + try_success("set(int[],int[],Matrix)... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int[],int[],Matrix)... ","submatrix not successfully set"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + } catch ( java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"set(int[],int[],Matrix)... ","Unexpected ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"); + } + +/** + Array-like methods: + minus + minusEquals + plus + plusEquals + arrayLeftDivide + arrayLeftDivideEquals + arrayRightDivide + arrayRightDivideEquals + arrayTimes + arrayTimesEquals + uminus +**/ + + print("\nTesting array-like methods...\n"); + S = new Matrix(columnwise,nonconformld); + R = Matrix.random(A.getM(),A.getN()); + A = R; + try { + S = A.minus(S); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"minus conformance check... ","nonconformance not raised"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("minus conformance check... ",""); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + if (A.minus(R).norm1() != 0.) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"minus... ","(difference of identical Matrices is nonzero,\nSubsequent use of minus should be suspect)"); + } else { + try_success("minus... ",""); + } + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + A = R.clone(); + try { + A.minusEquals(R); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + Z = new Matrix(A.getM(),A.getN()); + try { + A.minusEquals(S); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"minusEquals conformance check... ","nonconformance not raised"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("minusEquals conformance check... ",""); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + if (A.minus(Z).norm1() != 0.) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"minusEquals... ","(difference of identical Matrices is nonzero,\nSubsequent use of minus should be suspect)"); + } else { + try_success("minusEquals... ",""); + } + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + + A = R.clone(); + B = Matrix.random(A.getM(),A.getN()); + try { + C = A.minus(B); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + S = A.plus(S); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"plus conformance check... ","nonconformance not raised"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("plus conformance check... ",""); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + check(C.plus(B),A); + try_success("plus... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"plus... ","(C = A - B, but C + B != A)"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + C = A.minus(B); + C.plusEquals(B); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + A.plusEquals(S); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"plusEquals conformance check... ","nonconformance not raised"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("plusEquals conformance check... ",""); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + check(C,A); + try_success("plusEquals... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"plusEquals... ","(C = A - B, but C = C + B != A)"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + A = R.uminus(); + try { + check(A.plus(R),Z); + try_success("uminus... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"uminus... ","(-A + A != zeros)"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + A = R.clone(); + O = new Matrix(A.getM(),A.getN(),1.0); + try { + C = R.hadamardDivision(A); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + S = S.hadamardDivision(A); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayLeftDivide conformance check... ","nonconformance not raised"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("arrayLeftDivide conformance check... ",""); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + check(C,O); + try_success("arrayLeftDivide... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayLeftDivide... ","(M.\\M != ones)"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + A.hadamardDivisionLeftEquals(S); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayLeftDivideEquals conformance check... ","nonconformance not raised"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("arrayLeftDivideEquals conformance check... ",""); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + A.hadamardDivisionLeftEquals(R); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + check(A,O); + try_success("arrayLeftDivideEquals... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayLeftDivideEquals... ","(M.\\M != ones)"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + A = R.clone(); + try { + A.hadamardDivision(S); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayRightDivide conformance check... ","nonconformance not raised"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("arrayRightDivide conformance check... ",""); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + C = A.hadamardDivision(R); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + check(C,O); + try_success("arrayRightDivide... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayRightDivide... ","(M./M != ones)"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + A.hadamardDivisionRightEquals(S); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayRightDivideEquals conformance check... ","nonconformance not raised"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("arrayRightDivideEquals conformance check... ",""); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + A.hadamardDivisionRightEquals(R); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + check(A,O); + try_success("arrayRightDivideEquals... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayRightDivideEquals... ","(M./M != ones)"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + A = R.clone(); + B = Matrix.random(A.getM(),A.getN()); + try { + S = A.hadamardProduct(S); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayTimes conformance check... ","nonconformance not raised"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("arrayTimes conformance check... ",""); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + C = A.hadamardProduct(B); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + check(C.hadamardDivisionRightEquals(B),A); + try_success("arrayTimes... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayTimes... ","(A = R, C = A.*B, but C./B != A)"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + A.hadamardProductEquals(S); + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayTimesEquals conformance check... ","nonconformance not raised"); + } catch ( IllegalArgumentException e ) { + try_success("arrayTimesEquals conformance check... ",""); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + A.hadamardProductEquals(B); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e2) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + check(A.hadamardDivisionRightEquals(B),R); + try_success("arrayTimesEquals... ",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"arrayTimesEquals... ","(A = R, A = A.*B, but A./B != R)"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + +/** + I/O methods: + read + print + serializable: + writeObject + readObject +**/ + print("\nTesting I/O methods...\n"); + try { + DecimalFormat fmt = new DecimalFormat("0.0000E00"); + fmt.setDecimalFormatSymbols(new DecimalFormatSymbols(Locale.US)); + + PrintWriter FILE = new PrintWriter(new FileOutputStream("TestMatrix.out")); + A.print(FILE,fmt,10); + FILE.close(); + R = Matrix.read(new BufferedReader(new FileReader("TestMatrix.out"))); + if (A.minus(R).norm1() < .001 ) { + try_success("print()/read()...",""); + } else { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"print()/read()...","Matrix read from file does not match Matrix printed to file"); + } + } catch ( java.io.IOException ioe ) { + warningCount = try_warning(warningCount,"print()/read()...","unexpected I/O error, unable to run print/read test; check write permission in current directory and retry"); + } catch(Exception e) { + try { + e.printStackTrace(System.out); + warningCount = try_warning(warningCount,"print()/read()...","Formatting error... will try JDK1.1 reformulation..."); + DecimalFormat fmt = new DecimalFormat("0.0000"); + PrintWriter FILE = new PrintWriter(new FileOutputStream("TestMatrix.out")); + A.print(FILE,fmt,10); + FILE.close(); + R = Matrix.read(new BufferedReader(new FileReader("TestMatrix.out"))); + if (A.minus(R).norm1() < .001 ) { + try_success("print()/read()...",""); + } else { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"print()/read() (2nd attempt) ...","Matrix read from file does not match Matrix printed to file"); + } + } catch ( java.io.IOException ioe ) { + warningCount = try_warning(warningCount,"print()/read()...","unexpected I/O error, unable to run print/read test; check write permission in current directory and retry"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e1) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + } + + R = Matrix.random(A.getM(),A.getN()); + String tmpname = "TMPMATRIX.serial"; + try { + ObjectOutputStream out = new ObjectOutputStream(new FileOutputStream(tmpname)); + out.writeObject(R); + out.close(); + ObjectInputStream sin = new ObjectInputStream(new FileInputStream(tmpname)); + A = (Matrix) sin.readObject(); + sin.close(); + try { + check(A,R); + try_success("writeObject(Matrix)/readObject(Matrix)...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"writeObject(Matrix)/readObject(Matrix)...","Matrix not serialized correctly"); + } + } catch ( java.io.IOException ioe ) { + warningCount = try_warning(warningCount,"writeObject()/readObject()...","unexpected I/O error, unable to run serialization test; check write permission in current directory and retry"); + } catch(Exception e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"writeObject(Matrix)/readObject(Matrix)...","unexpected error in serialization test"); + } + +/** + methods of linear algebra: + transpose + times + cond + rank + det + trace + norm1 + norm2 + normF + normInf + solve + solveTranspose + inverse + chol + eig + lu + qr + svd +**/ + + print("\nTesting linear algebra methods...\n"); + A = new Matrix(columnwise,3); + T = new Matrix(tvals); + T = A.transpose(); + try { + check(A.transpose(),T); + try_success("transpose...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"transpose()...","transpose unsuccessful"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + A.transpose(); + try { + check(A.norm1(),columnsummax); + try_success("norm1...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"norm1()...","incorrect norm calculation"); + } + try { + check(A.normInf(),rowsummax); + try_success("normInf()...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"normInf()...","incorrect norm calculation"); + } + try { + check(A.normF(),Math.sqrt(sumofsquares)); + try_success("normF...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"normF()...","incorrect norm calculation"); + } + try { + check(A.trace(),sumofdiagonals); + try_success("trace()...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"trace()...","incorrect trace calculation"); + } catch (NoSquareException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","no square exception"); + } + try { + check(A.get(0,A.getM()-1,0,A.getM()-1).det(),0.); + try_success("det()...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"det()...","incorrect determinant calculation"); + } + SQ = new Matrix(square); + try { + check(A.times(A.transpose()),SQ); + try_success("times(Matrix)...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"times(Matrix)...","incorrect Matrix-Matrix product calculation"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + try { + check(A.times(0.),Z); + try_success("times(double)...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"times(double)...","incorrect Matrix-scalar product calculation"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + + A = new Matrix(columnwise,4); + QRDecomposition QR = A.qr(); + R = QR.getR(); + try { + check(A,QR.getQ().times(R)); + try_success("QRDecomposition...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"QRDecomposition...","incorrect QR decomposition calculation"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + SingularValueDecomposition SVD = A.svd(); + try { + check(A,SVD.getU().times(SVD.getS().times(SVD.getV().transpose()))); + try_success("SingularValueDecomposition...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"SingularValueDecomposition...","incorrect singular value decomposition calculation"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + DEF = new Matrix(rankdef); + try { + check(DEF.rank(),Math.min(DEF.getM(),DEF.getN())-1); + try_success("rank()...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"rank()...","incorrect rank calculation"); + } + B = new Matrix(condmat); + SVD = B.svd(); + double [] singularvalues = SVD.getSingularValues(); + try { + check(B.cond(),singularvalues[0]/singularvalues[Math.min(B.getM(),B.getN())-1]); + try_success("cond()...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"cond()...","incorrect condition number calculation"); + } + int n = A.getN(); + A = A.get(0,n-1,0,n-1); + A.set(0,0,0.); + LUDecomposition LU = A.lu(); + try { + check(A.get(LU.getPivot(),0,n-1),LU.getL().times(LU.getU())); + try_success("LUDecomposition...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"LUDecomposition...","incorrect LU decomposition calculation"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + X = A.inverse2(); + try { + check(A.times(X),Matrix.identity(3,3)); + try_success("inverse()...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"inverse()...","incorrect inverse calculation"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + O = new Matrix(SUB.getM(),1,1.0); + SOL = new Matrix(sqSolution); + SQ = SUB.get(0,SUB.getM()-1,0,SUB.getM()-1); + try { + check(SQ.solve(SOL),O); + try_success("solve()...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.IllegalArgumentException e1 ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"solve()...",e1.getMessage()); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"solve()...",e.getMessage()); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + A = new Matrix(pvals); + CholeskyDecomposition Chol = A.chol(); + Matrix L = Chol.getL(); + try { + check(A,L.times(L.transpose())); + try_success("CholeskyDecomposition...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"CholeskyDecomposition...","incorrect Cholesky decomposition calculation"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + X = Chol.solve(Matrix.identity(3,3)); + try { + check(A.times(X),Matrix.identity(3,3)); + try_success("CholeskyDecomposition solve()...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"CholeskyDecomposition solve()...","incorrect Choleskydecomposition solve calculation"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + EigenvalueDecomposition Eig = A.eig(); + Matrix D = Eig.getD(); + Matrix V = Eig.getV(); + try { + check(A.times(V),V.times(D)); + try_success("EigenvalueDecomposition (symmetric)...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"EigenvalueDecomposition (symmetric)...","incorrect symmetric Eigenvalue decomposition calculation"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + A = new Matrix(evals); + Eig = A.eig(); + D = Eig.getD(); + V = Eig.getV(); + try { + check(A.times(V),V.times(D)); + try_success("EigenvalueDecomposition (nonsymmetric)...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"EigenvalueDecomposition (nonsymmetric)...","incorrect nonsymmetric Eigenvalue decomposition calculation"); + } catch (IllegalDimensionException e) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"... ","illegal dimension exception"); + } + + try { + print("\nTesting Eigenvalue; If this hangs, we've failed\n"); + Matrix bA = new Matrix(badeigs); + bA.eig(); + try_success("EigenvalueDecomposition (hang)...",""); + } catch ( java.lang.RuntimeException e ) { + errorCount = try_failure(errorCount,"EigenvalueDecomposition (hang)...", + "incorrect termination"); + } + + + print("\nTestMatrix completed.\n"); + print("Total errors reported: " + Integer.toString(errorCount) + "\n"); + print("Total warnings reported: " + Integer.toString(warningCount) + "\n"); + } + + /** private utility routines **/ + + /** Check magnitude of difference of scalars. **/ + + private static void check(double x, double y) { + double eps = Math.pow(2.0,-52.0); + if (x == 0 & Math.abs(y) < 10*eps) return; + if (y == 0 & Math.abs(x) < 10*eps) return; + if (Math.abs(x-y) > 10*eps*Math.max(Math.abs(x),Math.abs(y))) { + throw new RuntimeException("The difference x-y is too large: x = " + Double.toString(x) + " y = " + Double.toString(y)); + } + } + + /** Check norm of difference of "vectors". **/ + + private static void check(double[] x, double[] y) { + if (x.length == y.length ) { + for (int i=0;i<x.length;i++) { + check(x[i],y[i]); + } + } else { + throw new RuntimeException("Attempt to compare vectors of different lengths"); + } + } + + /** Check norm of difference of arrays. + * @throws IllegalDimensionException **/ + + private static void check(double[][] x, double[][] y) throws IllegalDimensionException { + Matrix A = new Matrix(x); + Matrix B = new Matrix(y); + check(A,B); + } + + /** Check norm of difference of Matrices. + * @throws IllegalDimensionException **/ + + private static void check(Matrix X, Matrix Y) throws IllegalDimensionException { + double eps = Math.pow(2.0,-52.0); + if (X.norm1() == 0. & Y.norm1() < 10*eps) return; + if (Y.norm1() == 0. & X.norm1() < 10*eps) return; + if (X.minus(Y).norm1() > 1000*eps*Math.max(X.norm1(),Y.norm1())) { + throw new RuntimeException("The norm of (X-Y) is too large: " + Double.toString(X.minus(Y).norm1())); + } + } + + /** Shorten spelling of print. **/ + private static void print (String s) { + System.out.print(s); + } + + /** Shorten spelling of print. **/ + private static void errPrint (String s) { + System.err.print(s); + } + + /** Print appropriate messages for successful outcome try **/ + + private static void try_success (String s,String e) { + print("> " + s + "success\n"); + if ( e != "" ) { + print("> Message: " + e + "\n"); + } + } + /** Print appropriate messages for unsuccessful outcome try **/ + + private static int try_failure(int count, String s, String e) { + errPrint("> " + s + "*** failure ***\n> Message: " + e + "\n"); + return ++count; + } + + /** Print appropriate messages for unsuccessful outcome try **/ + + private static int try_warning(int count, String s, String e) { + print("> " + s + "*** warning ***\n> Message: " + e + "\n"); + return ++count; + } + +}